HomeMy WebLinkAbout1984-10-31 - Newport Harbor Ensign1HE NEWPORT ENSIGN• ESTAaLJSHED 1• •
re
a., Edo Roma
A ~ lqQClchOll of private
airp)cmel, a O..t of boat. Olld
.... a s-JCIUc premootuon
... part cit U.. eearcll lmt w"k a twO !Wwport Beach men nm.
llDg cd seer liDC9 Oct. 20.
hll.niew.d at cm impromptu
commaad catu fm th private
llCDda •t up iD the Bo.lboa
• PaYWOn, ..arch coorclliaator
Lmdra hmAcm said the prl.ate
elartl, wlUcls begcm wha the
U.S. Come Guard offidaDy end·
eel lflt 99Q1'da Oct 23, would OOA·
tin• iudi1 101De troot of Sleftu
Bailey and Norm Segoaa or
their 12-foot boat wm loud.
"We're going to OOAti.DU 11.Dtil
we find 1e>me kind of cm iAdkXl-
llon, eome part of the boat or
I eometh.ing," BrClll.llOll aaid.
The aeazch, funded b ti-.
most part by moze than~ la
private donation.a, illwlftd •
many ae tell priYOte ~
each day n. pious, kddao
adTCmtage of m1ually i*t.d
visihility last ... k. com.bed cmcl
reoombed the ooean &ma Saa
Pedro to a. ICJJ eouth aa 150 mii.
below the Meidccm border,
•
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1•
Baclham Stzi~es Bad
At Bradlord In D bate
"haft prOftD that I waa right all
alozag."
9adha:m, awaratty .. lri'l8 '° dilcndit Bradbd iD th. .,..
of Republiccm YOten, cd.o ltnack ·
at bit oppcmat'a pladorm, aay·
iDg ell• merelr followa
Democ:iUlc pr;eeidential C'Gll·
didate Wab.r Mondale'• lilcld.
"Mn. Brocltord cc:m't 11Ul cmcl
bide from tlM partf ... ..,.
' portia." .......
. Bioctiord denied the charge,
.,.,mg, "I will 9ol9 aa a ~.
not the way eomebody ten. me
k>."
r or her part. Bradbd maiA· ' (Coatmued 01l ~ 2)
Island In An Uproar
Over Ice Cream Shop
A battle p1ttiag aagrr ,
retidcte agaimt a pair of wel-1
1 mea:JU.Dg ice cream llhop WWW
could be abapmg ~ for New· I
port Beach City Council'• New. I
13 JMetino
The heated conho•euy
cene.n aroWld a requ_. by ,
Stephen and Lynn Curtie, ,
owners of the Haagen Dua ice
cream aho p on Balboa lalcmd.
1 to e6ay open an hour lat. tlacm
beGau9 ID(IDJ Haag90 Dem
~· toeal .. ice
0-.cDD OftS 0... ~p ID
cbi99 time.
A iarv-numbs of 8alboc
bland 1'9111deoa, aheady ui-
with traftiot and crowding OI
the iil&aad. doa't agr ..
AJ.mo.t a doMn r~tll wh•
li .. Dear the Haa99A Dem aho1
tu.med out AU9 9 to proa.t th
eldeuded houra at a meeting c
tile city planning oommieion , they DOW do. TMJ CJ tMy are
pz ... Aily loeing moaey, •·
pec:ially duriDg the nm.mer,
The relllidena, ... of wlaot
lift within a lnr ieel ol U.. lC
I Cl'9GID shop, compkrined the
................ li!llll ....... l[llll..................................................... Haagen 0caa paUOU park I
•
baet ol tbe home'• gaiagea. an•
1 ~ littier -paper CUJm mac
ll)OOD9 -ia being lpreod by tlM
Cutia'• c1H•e ...._ One Nlidea
..-compla:med that hot-.
~ blocked tt.. alley wlUM
their nden bought IC'9 c:ncna.
The plaaaiDg commialor
appeared to 09'fM, ClDd Tote<
unamunoutly k> main tam the l (
p m cloli.Dg time
L fDD Curtis tU ... k mid du
hopee to change the oty'1 poai
boo when ber appeal to du
plianAmg comm•wion'1 decmo1
• cmcu-d by oty council No•
13
(ConlUlued on pa9e 3)
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Tbe two~ howeww, cm
the propoeec:l Eq\lal Rightt
Ameodmat to the CODltitatloQ.
The ERA, which Bl'Gdford
aupp0rll. wm cbara Mriled br
Badham aa ''a Qabol w~
time bGI ociaa., cmd ~
I ly, pcmecl, U lodhom laid -
bed w*<l for the meanre wh.n
be wa1 a CoUJorala 1tate
A-mNrmcm, but wot.cl crgcdnet
it in Ccmgr.a He laid "We can
do more 6or wcmen by *bate
(law) tbmi with a wguely word-
ed amenc:bn.nt"
(CODtiDud &om page 1) surriYO.l technique ·~rt who at a modeling caieer, she ea.id.
Beach r.xlent. "I hOT9 a YWJ had stu.died the subject on hi.I "He w~ burring back that day
1tiong f .. ling that be'• •till own for ••eral yean. "It alwap for two modelmg joba," she aaid.
alive." ' fa.c:in.ated him," ahe aaid. "He Segona, hia mother added,
SteHn Bailey and Norm would bow what to do in a I al.o hoped to attend UCJ next
Segona, who diaappeared amid situation like th.it." i year after completing ttu.diea at
four· to si.a-foot ....U. cmd a ltill Segona'a mother deecribed I Orange Coast Colleqe. Hit gool,
20-bot wind on the thr ... how bel' eon aa "a jock" who jogged ~ 1he ao1d, i1 to become a
trip from A.aton to Newport up to ten mil• each day Gild i cbizopractor.
Beach Oct. 20, were deecribed at one time rode a bicyde '
by family memben lmt .,..)t aa from San Franci8co to Newport ; U.O Fndench, 'J:l, Bailey'• "aurvi~." Beach Her 8011•1 atriki.ng good
1
girlfriend of three yeau,
Bailey, aaid hi.I mother, wa.a a loob had a.i.o earned him a t6art I meanwtu.le, acud the couplet
-----------------------, planned marnage cou.ld be
PAii> POI 11 I( >\I >\ll
WINNING TEAM -'84
ROBERT £. 8ADHAM. Republican ~
Representative in Congress. 40th District ~
Hon. James Roosevelt. Chairman. Ocmocrau. for Badham
Paid (or By Badham ConJTH)ional Comm1tttt
Box 242 1: Scwpon Bt~h. CA 92660
DONALD A Mc:l ~NIS. Chairman ROBERT W lRO~ . I ~'u~r
haat•ned by the ordeal
Frid.nch, who liv• on the
Balboa P•n1naula, aa1d,
"aomethmg like thaa am't help
but bring you do.er." She acrid
ahe bod been up iD airplma•
aeveral limea aearclUng for
, tracea oJ the two m•n or their 12·
t foot boot The day after ahe wa1
mlerv1ewed, 1he acrid, ab.e plann-
ed to Oy aouth toward.a Medco in
a M<Jplane looking fol' traces oJ
her boyfnend and bia compa·
DlOD
Fridenc h'1 search later tu.med
out to be fruitleas, but friend.a
and larruly continued to look
Bailey'• brother, J .. , 41. who
waa one of the laat people to ...
the men lD their 12-foot boat
before they motored into the
1 Ca1alma Channel, aaid Mon·
day. Oct 29, that the aearcb "it
ltill uteJUive, but it'a not the
beehive it waa. laat w .. k."
The Ma.rch area, he acnd, bod
been •.tended to Cabo San
Lucxq in the hope the two mell
had managed to beach their
craft and were waitiD.g fol' help
"We're reaching for long
atrawa," acrid Bailey. "Right DOW
we'll tau bny stia-. we COD
l get."
Donationa to the leCllcb fund
are ttill being accepted. lnfcn·
motion ii a.ailahle at 673-"'5.
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Bergeson, Plummer:
Our Election Picks
We at Comt Media take pl.anre m endoning Marian
Bergwm for the ltate Senate aDd Ruthelyn Plummer fot
the Newport Beach City Council. We a190 1Upport John
Co• and Phil Maurer for city council, abhough they are
wioppc11d.
Bergeeon ia a rarity among politiciau: the Ymt majority I
of thoee from either party prai89 her abiliti• CD a
leg:ielator. She haa worked hard for bipartimn illu.a and
wm a friend and colleague of ~ former ltate I
~m.blyman Dennia Mangen, among many othen. I
Some penont thini ahe ia IOft on women'1 mu•; W
doee not 1Upport the Equal Right. Amendment. But she I
do.a wpport equality for women,iD many other WOJ8. 1
Bergeeon hm been very helpful to the city of Newport
Beach, alwap on hand when the city oalla, and we ezpect
ahe will be equally m helpful in the .tote Senate. One re-
cent e.mmple of her political courage ill iaTOr of Newport I
Beach wcu ah.own when she worked hard againlt the I
pcmage of AB3804, which would have dealt a 19J'iou. •t-
back to local resident.' effort. to take Orange County to j
court over airport noi.88 . Although the measure wa1 back-1 ed by the county, Bergeson fought hard againlt it, even-
tually contributing to its veto by Gov. Deukmejian.
In the Newport Beach City Council race, Ruthelyn I
Plummer, we believe, ia an intelligent, aware, caring local I
repreeentative. She doea a good job for her coll9tituent., 1 the people of West Newport.
Sometim•, in council meeting•, ahe comes aero. as
being i.. effective than lhe really ii, partly due to a h8Ql'-I
iDg pl'ohlem. But anyone who ha.1 di.lcumed the i.9ues
with her, one to one, would preceive her capabilities.
John Cox and Phil Maurer surprisingly are running
unopp<>Md, after four years in office. In 1980, enormous ~
oontrovery swirled around them. Reaidentialists here
holleied that Cos and Maurer were supported by the h -I
vine Company and by big buainMS intereall.
Cox and Maurer were 1Wept into office by a veritable ~
laudalide of vote., apparently indicating that most New-
port Beach vote.re weze tired of the rem.dentialist policies of 'I
Jllrckoft and William1. Some feared the "new" city coun-
cil -would tum Newport into a Miami Beach. Th<>M fean •
obvioualy have not been realized.
Cox and Maurer have aupported recuona.ble growth in
reasonable a:rea. of the city, including in Newport Center,
a poaition with which we wholeheartedly agree.
We have a great admiration for Phil Maurer, whom we I
believe to be level headed, steady and without any priva1e I
axes to grind. Newport ii lucky to have him in ita public
M~~. I
CoI receives aomewhat 1 .. of our affection, primarily
because he ill lea a cceaible. We have had eome trouble i
contacting him by phone when we aeek comrnenta on '
news stories and find him generally hard to reac h, except 1
a t council meeting1. 1
We decided not to make endouementl in the race for :
U.S . President, the 40th Congressional diatrict and the
69th State Aaembly District. These are important elec-1
tiona, however, and we recommend our readers vote their 1
con.sciences in theM raoet. '
Costa Meaa' 1 wide-open city council race th.ii year
1eem1 to have turned into a referendum on growth in the
city, with candidat.. aligning the~lvea either fo1 or l
a gainst further high-riM development.. We urge voten to
at\ldy what each candidate ha. to 1ay very carefully, and I
decidt whether eac h favon the kind of growth they would
like to aee in Costa M98CI.
COAST MEDIA'S RECOMMENDATIONS
31th Senate Oiatrict . . . . .......... Marum Berge90D
Newport Beach City Co uncil ....... Ruthelyn Plummer
John C. Cos
Phil Maurer
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LEftERS
r. V!Wm CoAoern.cl
About Poor?
'
Ma. Roua 80J'8 ... would
to balld Cl wall alooo .... Nft.
part to bloek oat tJa.e ._ ol u.ae
io..>, uigkhar~. tM beadt
cmd ti.. OOIGll. '° ~ ..
poow people from aDg It. TliCd
..... t)y ..... .UW.lkleoltlm
~ bfr. l>Mciola"*89
otMa &.. ubacr .........
of ocnane *" 9IOfe rooa,
pdtc:q aDCI ...... -... .., .m .. Mft CJUii09IW ..
U •~• b9Cloaff • Co••Oll --?
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Cozning Apart: Little Things
Can Destroy A Marriage
That'• how tM pn9 i.a.c-
beg01l. Thea it weat oa to I FAMILIES
11184
I ~ due to bac.kvrowid. •
1 Yalu•, ..U~confid•nce lftela, •i••• on the degree of
togethern•H implied in
marriage, bow to bcmcile wy, I
bow to ctn., whu to haft
dinner, how to mcmag• ccmflict,
etc.
cm.IWG ... °'ti.. •JtM -lib maybe JOU don't lleed ~
wbn d.dftD9 at CJ llow ,...d.
"Som• people Ma... ...,
dcm't DHcl Q...., belt ...
trcmtl:mg at low ..,_. or oa •art tripe. II it read. • .,,. • jael
not true. Mo~ tba:a ID Plloeal al
all acdden• occu at..,...._
them ~ mo. per hour, aDCl
I kda.litMI haft be.a reoocWcl al
I .,..ct. aa low m 12 mn. per
I laou. n.at'1 ~ .,Md yva'd t.e
driYbag bl Cl parkiao )ol. WW'• I moi-e, tla.tM out of iov ocxi1 m" I OCC\U wUhba 25 m11et ol i.om...
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The N-pc»t t""9" Mal Ne-aad lmae
Today ont p11bliahed ... alr oa ed.-0.,.
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T~. Octobe• 11
Crim•
Friday,~ 11 cnm..
A 66 -year-old woman
reportedly attems*d to commit
IUidde by taking OT9r 30 pdli.
The Yic:tim WG8 klbn to Hoag
Ho.piial aJld admitted to the i.Jl.
tenah• care unit Police
repented the emnt of mjury m
"aerioua" . . Two Oriental
oarpeta worth 1200 were
reporled stolen from the off:icee
of Jade Management, 881
Do•er Police reported no
suspectl were ... D or heard.
Aneeta
A 40-yea:r-old Ontario mcm
Wal arrested Oil n.api.aioD of
090Ult witA a deadly weapon
A Colt, . '5-oalihw Com.bat
Commcmd•• M:nacigUA worth
$350, a Ruger, .'5-callher Black
' Hawk bcmdgUD W'Oltla 1310, a I
, Ruger .357.mttw Secutty Sb
llcmdgun worth 1287 aDd a
Wmch..ter .375-oaliber Big
Bore rill• worth 1265 were
The Co.to Me90 Chamber
wa1 prcm.d for Ua involffment and held on Sl0,000 1
bail ... Three peraon1 were
arr-.d 0111~ of d.runbn
driYhig, including Eric B. Robli-
ing, 23, of Newpoit Beach.
reported ltoleD from CID apart· I
mat iA the '-'JO block of 4ht St.
The •icti111, a 23-year-old 1 in the community. Riley aaid that
the Chamber 11apportecl "a
r99p0.D.libility for progr...tM ef-
fort and i.Jlitiati •• in the oom·
munity." Future projectil aff.c.
ting Co.ta M.a will be 8Cenic
highway development cmd the
creation oJ a city-owned Fairway
Park. "We aupport a rma.ble
offer from the city to pu.rchaa.
the pcuk," Riley aaid.
Aneeta
ThW'9Clay. OctoJMI' 11
Crim•
Orange Comt Colleo• lltudent,
tolc:l police the burglary oc-
cu.rrecl IO'llletime b.tWMll Mozi.
day aDd Friday. He eaid mcmy
different peopl. were iA and out
of bi.I apartme11t dwi.Dg the
w .. k and the windows hod been
left OpeD during the week Uc>.
Po&. reported numerou odMr
it.nu were left untouched .
Tcmya L Nicol, 23, of CoMa
Me.a, waa arr-.d on wspicioD
of burglary and held OD 110,<XX>
bail f ne pertODI were
A man'• Rola watch worth s1.ess Wal reported atolen from
a city park ~ court O.D San
Joaquin Hilla ROad. Tbe .tdim
THE MEN AND WOMEN OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
HAVE TAKEN A THOUGHTFUL LOOK AT THE CITY
OF COSTA MESA AND ITS
FUTURE ... AND
Costa Mesa is a dynamec CJIY with lim1ttesl
ootent1al Results oriented ._,.rshiit ii neces.-
sary to insure that the quality of hfe cont1nUN
10 improve as the city grows ewer the next five
lo ten years
Looll 11 the ........ Com ................
under the l.eedenhip of ..., Dolwt Hel,
Cowldln9n &to Jatw ............ ~
nh1ID1•a..M1rt111 .. .
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e Initiated program• which reduced crime by 1n OY8f the last tour yeara•
• EstabllsMd strong regulatK>M which reQu1rv
dawl~ to pey for roedl end°"* imoroYe-
mentl which benefit the entl'9 c~
• SaWK! ~ 170 rntUion by finding a Coetl
Mna F.....,.y IOlution that Wiii not 1'8QU1'9
· the tou or retoeation of 821 home. and 90
bulinnMa
• Initiated ptana to purchae f atrv1ew Regional
Park ftom the County to lnautW that this perk
land rema nt apen tot our Childfen .
• PnMded IOUnd ftlcal n'llNIQefnent of the citv"•
NWnuee and expenen *""ing in a 1trong ·-~NIIMI Polfton, wt"'9 ~city MMc9I end newr ~tot a ·~rai ta Ina•••·
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NEWPORT ••ACH -•.MT..., ........
Wlon•n9 four•80me at the to•nament for Mend.cm C.nt.r ln·
olud. (&om left) John CWton. Bob Dan.. John Baker ancl Freel
lboCklehanll.
Wlnftl.n9 fi•e-eome crt th• tournament for Mcudan Center ln·
dud• Bill P04e. Bob Abbey. Sam Murad, Pete O.nov•M cmcl
Gordon Sc:humach••·
-8toU Photo by Annette Wene..
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Coach, Quarterback Agree: Winning Not Enough
by Rob Shcmaon
MOil quarterbacb would be
happy with their s-rformanoe iJ
they threw for 250 yarda cmd
four touchdowu, and l.d their
team to a 3S-6 victory. And any
c:oach who bad jut watched
such a game would be ready to
prai8e hia p)oyer.
But that waan't the OCJ8e lmt i
Friday night at Darid9oD Field I
a:tt.r Newport Harbor rolled pcmt
Laguna Beach iA a Sea Vliew
IAague game.
''Thia wcm not one of Shane'•
beat techn.ical gamff," taJd I
Sailor Coach Mike Qtddinga of I
bia quanuback Shem• Foley.
"He WOA't grade himeelf too
hi9h when we go Oftf the 6bu."
SurprWagly or not, Foley
agreed with ht. oooch.
"I llkuted .&ow," b. .aid. "I
wm drifting and~ up (in
the pocbt) too 800D. Tit• *Jta
OC1D be mmeodiDg eo~"
Football Roundup
E•• eo, the iunicx and hia
laYorite torget. Ho Tru<>J19, .-e
once aoam iA ayoch. TruOllV
OQ\lght all low of Fol.y'• TD
~ and bad a "*11 of leftll
reoeptiou OD the lliQht b 147
yarda. Uni High Whips Mesa;
Saddleback Wins "I'm ha ppy that Shau cmd
Ho are getting to know each
other ., .. u ... Qiddinga aaid. "l
, hope tnc.t ti..,'r. aoe b.oomtng
W .. k fhe iD Sea View
LeagQe iootbaD mclod.d th.e
gmMle:
Unl••nlty 28, Costca Mffa
7. TM Trojam DM>Ted cloeer to
th. third and final playoff apot
with thia win at lrrine High.
Trojan running back Gt99
Benjamin acor-1 on runa of 1, 4
and 27 ya rd• before the 1
Mu.-*mg• got OD the board bl I
th• third quartc. Sam Stroich
OCJ\lflht a 27 -yard pcm from Mib 1
Shuck to acoount for Meea'1
only 8C()Ie.
Shuck and Stroich hod their
b.91 night ltatistiioally. Shuck
threw ioT 127 yarda, 124 of tllem
to Stroich
UniYenity ia now 3-2 in '
league, baying won three
st:raig ht, and 4-4 OYeroll. Me.a 19
atill .mi-, cboppillg to G-5 and
(). 7-1
U111'Nrlity ia curreutly in '°'1rth
~~;::_~;: 1' CdM Ties Third Place, Estancia Too, 21-0
b•c ome tbe leogu•'• third repreeukitiYe 111 the Ca1Uom.ia 1 by Alan _Cow~ McGrath. He bM>cked a puat, held polliboD they bad to work F.atancio bad their only ecot·
later1eholamc Fedezatio11'1 Last Friday D.19bt the Corona 1 delelced thr• ~.and COD· with. mg opportwuty eady LD the thud
Central Conference playoff.. del Mar S.a Kiag• hutller . l:Uaually hana.cl F.agle ciuart-· "I wcm arpriwi t.Dat dMy quarter when they reco-..red the
Corona muat finiah with cemented th.U third-place poli-1 back Mike ftoeellin!, r..wtin9 in didn't ecore, they're a good 89CODd·ba.lf k.ac:koB at the Seo
Sodcileback cmd N.wport, both tion iD the Seo View IAague OM eack. 1 offensi" tteam," h. eaid, "Our ~· 20-yard hA• Fow downa
OD the road. Tbe $eo 1iD99 will with a 2}-0 alaab&t of the t.km· Wb.iJe the $ea Kizlga njoyed : ipeCia1 team.a did a great job, Jater, Joh.a Com9Qll mix1d Q
be underdoga in both gcDM9. cia Eaglee. Tile ~· OD the great field poM<m, E.tcmcia had though " 2().yard fie&d goal attempt '° ead um..,.my al80 mmt play New-other haDd, eaw their pSayolf I jut the oppom. all mgllt loug, After playing k> a 8CON1-tie the Eagles' threat
port but the Trojcma IWala their chanoea _i.duoed '° their 8001'• ill th. gameplayed at L.Bcud m the bnt 15 minu•. the Sea
leOIOll with 2-6 w~. Oil the !°Glat: aero. ! Stacli~m. CdM dow~·d two Kinga ecored all the poiAa. they
Should t&ing• go aa expected, ~ • ~ch ~· H~ · ~· Wide the EaQle • >yard ' nMded with a k>uchdown in the
th• Sea K.mga cmd Trojau will ~uted lm team • con<nn<;i1l9 mw, a:nd r..tancia com.milted ~3 8K'Olld quaner Tmlbock Oma
both &mah a with lour i... in Yictory '° their ucellent field I pnaltie9 '°1 105 ycudl to dig Warner &or-1 on a >yard JGUDI ~·· But Ii.Dee Uniftl'litJ won 1 pollition through~t the game ~an neD c:Mepu ~-' around the left end and Stiew m 9alll• with CdM. that would ~ their oulllandi.Dg ~--· ' HoUcmd •~ ~da • smchell bca.d on th• utra
put the Trojcma in the playofta. W• had, th. belt field poli-I offiew '°be more eftecti"· but point to giw CdM 7-0 t.od
Stay tuned . . tioa that .. ,,. bad all year, cmd I he did iiot espec.i theterrlble
Harbor Coach Mib Giddinga OUJ' ~fenM hC19 a}wayt played
lpQt bt Friday'• game 09almt well, he mid; I t.agua Beach in tlae pr.-box The Sea Kmga W9H *I on , nci I iiOUa ausDfD8
llAME ftATDIDI
The tom chopped £.tanaa to
l -4 lD l*lgu• pkry with two
oamea rema i nuig The Sea
Lncp mu.st face N.wport Har-
bor and Socldlebock before U..y
CXJU kJ y clmm to th• lhlrd league
playoff spot
becaU89 hia cxrthritic hip waa m off•DN by a heealtJ.y Bobby Hat-' ! G~ put it, "actizlg up.:. ~· who hod reocner-1 from :
1 "1 tlaought 1 could get cm m 1u.ry n&.Nd in a game I
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QOW1l lor baitbl9 the of&dala threw '°1 one touchdowD, 1
dudn9 the game. ff4t IClid be r'Ta': ~· '°1 the · I woWcl be bock ca tta. .Win• . . rm ::aieo b tide ..U'1 game. K.aztga atiffliAg det.D• WCl9 tJa. •
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CdM Nabs Third In Tourney
by Alan Cowan
I.mt Friday WCI a trCl'f9ling
day lor three Sea Vt.w League '
waler polo team., aa the Corona
del Mar Sea Kinge and N.wpolt'
Harbor Sailon .-ntured oorth to
Palo Alto, and the EataAcia
First Snow
Falls At
Maill.Inoth
The tint mow of the 1984-85
-.mon fell on September 30th. A
few more 1mall 1torma ha••
come through covering the ,
moUJltain with enough white
etuff to ICIJ that winter ii j\dt
around the corner.
Eog)ee went eouth to San Diego. io. of the MCDC>n, 11-7.
The Eetancla Eoglee were in-
Yited to San Diego to play
Cotcmodo High 1ehool lmt Fri-
day alt.moon. After taking the
train to San Diego, the Eagle•
were defeated by their ha.t, 16-
12. Chria Lorens ecored •ven 1
goala iD 0 losing ocruM.
Both the Sea ~ln91 aDd
Sailon trOYeled to Staafmd
Uhiftnity to partt.cipate m the
Northern California ToalllCI·
ment. On Friday, the opeiabag
round of the day tourn.,, CdM
..ept the thr .. tecnm in U..U
bracket to ad•ance to the '
•miftnall. Junior JCJ80D Likiu
and ...UO. Jeff o.ding led the
Sea ~ing1 in victori" <>.er
Acalcmce1, El Dorado, aDd
Bellannine High Schoola. Likim
ecored 12 goat. on the day,
while Oeding nett.ct 11 .
· Newporter Second In l
; U.S. Wheelchair Tourney l
CdM'1 win at:reak WCll atopped
OD Saturday al they WeH dowzl.
eel in overtime, 7-6. by the H•n-
tual c hampion• Miramonte
Hig b The Sea King• did
manage to beat Sunny Hil.J., 11·
3, to claun third place.
• Rick Draney of Newport top playen don't alwoJI utilbe.
Newport Harbor bad no trou·
ble breeaing through the
prehminary round., but they
were 1unk in the finola.
Miromonte High had the honor
of handing Newport their tint
' Beach captured eeoond place m Competiton nmged inab'1ity
th. men'• angl. quadraplegic from novice junion participating
di'riaion of the ISM United State. m their fint champion.ahip tour·
Wheelchair Tenni1 Cham-nament, to M<l80Ded ftWDm
pionahipe at the Racquet Club of with numerou. 'rictorie9. Tllere
lmne, Oct. 17-21. were four men'•. two women'•,
Draney 1oat the final match to qua draplegic a nd junior :
Gre9 Thompeon of Anaheim, 6-divisiona, which. offered beoin· :
2. 6-l. ning and advanced play in both· j
Wheelchair tennia ii ployed , lingl• and doubl• competition.
the eame aa oble-bod.iea lennil, Te:aan Randy Snow WOil hia
except for the two-bounce fourth .traight notional Jinglet I 1 allowcmoe which many of the title, defeating Brad Parb of
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Saturday Special
Appraisals
NOW SlO
SAV£Sl5 aEC. Sl5
Your jewelry apprabcd
by Graduate Ocmol<>Jist
Every Saturday thru Dec. 30. 1984
Up to 2 eta. total weiaht
• Latttt la JcwtJIJ f11Moet for I.Mies aM ~
• Wt Spedalln I• Qalky Dia ....
• JewtJry A~ " Conpa•
• Wt Bey DI ..... ud OW GoW JewdlJ
• Rcpaln &D4 Re&CMldl ...
'
Cnnn are bu.y completing
the mo.t oggr.-lve trail con-
ltruction proqram ance opening
the area in eady l 9S0' 1. Over
fiye million dollan haYe been
spent in an effort to improve and
add focilitiee. "The focus of th.ia
summer' 1 ooJ19truction baa been
toward unprOYementll that will
offer our 1kieu more con·
yeaJ.noe and ....no.," accor-
diag to Pam Murphy, area , .........
Laguna Niguel iD the finale. I BUY SMART ... COMPARE Parb got r.-..nge Ill the doub* •
1
Tra:Ue in the Wanning Hut D
area hCJYe been widened and
graded to eliminate oongeetion
and open up more b.¢nner m-
ing terrain The Ski School
teaching area bo1 been in·
crecued to four hm• 1tia ongiDal 1 1ise a nd Choir 7 bm been
replaced with a triple chair and
lengthened to unprove a~
from the Waraung Hut 11 area.
Nine new runa have been
added lo the Lincoln Mountain,
Chou 22 area "O ne Chance"
and "Spook" have been widen-
ed for more en1oya.ble aiding.
"Stumpy Alley", the moet
popular run on Chau 2, baa
been widened to include "Lower
Patrolmen'•". and th. bridge
from "Stum p " o•er
"Comeback " ha1 been
elunmated
New rune have been cut iD the
Chau 14 area a nd a lot of work
:a:" a"t;1~~.c;:e 0 :::ng I Rick Draney, oJ Newport Beach, lo.I .. saen'e "E .. .mqi.. in • . th. quad.rapaleqtc cllrimon too,.. ft.ompeon oJ Anaheim. Crewa ahould fuuah Just in time 1
to chan9e from grader opera1ora -------------~-------
lo anowplow dn•ere.
Other work o n th. moUJltain
include• repcnnting the iDlerior
of Warm1ng Hut 0 , continuation
of laat aummer'1 erOlion control
and muldung proqrom, new bm
turnout and loading orecn within
the Mam Lod9e parlnng lot, and
the new encloeed Cal Tram bua
atop located a t the Main Lodge
Focus on
America's
Future
fincda with Chip Turner when 1838 Newport 81'4., Coma Maa 714/65$-3111 they defeated Snow and Mark j ._ __________________ ..__~
Hamman ·
Michelle O..Jaidcrla of Fr.eon
won the women'• title and £ric
ChrWteuon of lni.lle won the
junior novice aingle1 chom·
pioni.hip, defeating Jou
Rodrigu .. 6-2, 6-4.
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FRllNDS
TO A YACHT PARTY
THI
RELAXING
SOUNDS
OFTtm
HARBOR
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Hide-a-beer Sofas
by Simmons
IOUTlfwaST FUT\N.8 TMI UW-IT ... CTIC* ai-
llPVIOU --·A..-0-IOPAI • CMll'W OOWITY
•ALE PRICED •ROM '388 to '7BB,.
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VOTE NO ON NOLAN
J.r Dina 9'on 8UJ'99S
~ Oawcna, "9 ba
l&a;, 1por::r hi• famou1
..... bat Barberry rabl·
GOat q.s.dJ lboDecl ..... lleatlUy
fallc wed by tM PIAk Pcmtberl
TM oaue b the appecacmce of .._two lamoM dmac::itwe wm
la .. ppor1 of South Coa1t
Or9aal1atloa of PlaDaed
lreatwoocl'• anaual "PiDk ....... theme be.at.
bd1 •d .. JDCmf guMI ill the
Newpcnter Ballroom were
emio1lll to .. If the lhambli.ng,
&o..able det.oti•• would be
able to flDd tbe CQ!prtt who lifted
tM nonnoaa rhm1•cm.el Sue
~h. jwl a11 tM d111ut waa
..... d. tb• thief WGI ap·
sahaded.
So cleUghted with their ealJ
cbtou'fWlf, the lupeotm and th•
Marion Deftck clanoee wttll tM Ptnll PwDtMW.
PIO Panther danced tM .._. brought forth loH!y JadMe ctr-.
lag a•at to the :iroDderf ul I eel ill coetum• of tbe 20I, wllo,
lbalm of Barry Cole 1 Sowad of while lippi.A9 Mume Cordoa
Mula OrcM:tera, aloDo with 1 Rouge champagne ~ to a C1uWJ ad Jam• Schev.r, Bar-10 piece band on the Tenace
llara A11.1Mt, n..t White, Polly 1 decorated to reHmble aa
Joluuieoa, Tom Fuller, Lacy , Edwardian train *1ticm.
Re.., N«a cmd Hal Lell.mcm, Alter the 1eoepticm, the Madlee Wllton, 1.-ry Payae, .. _._ 1ed ,_._ •L-Ncro mad Char'-~ Patti g._.. were eeoos 61HY ~
' restaurant, chattmg abMJ the cmd IOl ftlD 8-lde, Nora and way with TV'a "Two Oil the Via~. Eznooen• Buti.r, Town" (The ahow ccm be --
E•elra Youag, Linda and No v. 8th) before pa11ia9
Michael Hall, Cczrol and Ni~k through the awning paiatecl with ~. cmd Marti and David pc:Mttera dating back to 1906.
• • • r ollowing the gourmet dinner,
At tbe hull of the century, a ' Neiman Marcu.a pr-nted ill
8eJgkm Georg• Nagelmacbra dMiqner oollec:tioe of oouture,
trcneW to the United Stat. to jewelt and fun. CW• udenkmd
coualt with Railroad Magnate that NM had a run the nest day, Georv• Mortimer Pullman over inc luding the magnificent
bil c:oaceptioD of a grand hotel 90ble ?)
cm .... So it wm ahortly I The hand.om• party waa the
thereaftu that the fabled Orient I oonception of Wanen JohuoD, ~made bez Ula\lqW'al run i a member of the Pacific
WJijlug royalty cmd the famoua Symphone AHociatioD Ea·
aatil 1117. ecutift Committee and Board of la 1912, the glame«oua tram Oirectora, along with NM Vioe-
toeallr ,._eel rem again hom PrHident Barney Baraett,
Vemc. to Londcm. And tb1a waa MattMw Bcttee of Mary HcmU
0.. graad prlae at a receat Internaticmal Public Rela1k.8 ill ~ pa:atr Mid at the Rib ooopeMtioD with the Vaioe-
Reetoaroat benefl1ia9 the Simplon Orient £.pre., the Rita
Oraage County Pac ific and Amerlcall Airlm•
Sympboe7. A few of the gUldl IMD -.re
fte Vala .......tno ntiu.d "A I Bobbie and )eny Doddenncm,
mgllt cm tbe Odezat Espr-" Shirl.. cmd Bob Guggeahetm
P.ttt CIDd au •on e.Ak!. at scooPP.
ltatt...._lty 11anym.wa
I (Bob a.aat.d that t1ae aJl,.._
I black-tie .... beMlt .. Bio
I lhothen/ .... WQI agai1l Ga
! aormou w), Jaclde aad
I Jtm ~-Dcri cmd Jock I de~..:tda cmd Jimmy DeczD,-
Emmo Jaae cad Tom Riley aad no. and Ed Sdn>macbc. • • •
A f eatiY• •••nia9 wa1
pr ... a .. d by the Wom••'•
Co.ad1 of the Amedcaa Heart
~~mu'ecmd I ....... taehbUI trom Holly
I Mitchiell and a gourmet dinw.
1 Leading tM beutit atltlecl
I "Aaoud the World with H.a:rt
... A Food cmd FcmbJoa Od)mey I wa1 _preekleot Pam GoUr'lln
I cmd Gloricm o.bri.ak. They.,....
I a..uted bJ Na•cr Mullea,
Auclre7 GrMafield, ETelJ•
I. God.bu, Ph1W. Bau., Scmd:ra
Btociie, Mart Alm Well, Gbmy
Smallwood, loAUe §tewart,
Jomuae Mvllim, Mante Reed.
JlomnM Nmma:a. PatlJ BarJMlt,
Jocl7 Ferragamo aad Edie
Toaba. n.. Newpoat M.ea SQool
Focmdatioa MW Iii '1u" rem.
aboard the Reub.a E. L ..
I ieatuDDg taehk>Jaa &om 8-najoD,
South Coaet Piasa; Nip 'N'
Tuck, Eatlbhaff; Aadr'• Place,
W-*1iff cmd lmagee, Corona
cW Mar. • • •
A new suppcwt group b the
Am.nca:n Red Ctom uld ia
chartu meeting at tbe Weetin
recently. The chompagD•
ce&.bration brought out 120 of
~ OC lodMe, who joia.t
ti.. "Women'• AdYiloly Coua·
di." Anaounc:illg at tbe eame
time tb.u plam for a major ARC
baefit ba the spriDo of 1985. • • •
For 20 yeara, the Madredtaa
Auailiary ha•• 1poD101ed
1 "Peacock Alley" b Holy Fa.mi·
ly s.mc.
Thia y.ar, th. bb. trekked
down to the Rita Carlton to ea)oy
Eatelle Allardale, M . Jacciu-
and eau.,, BaaD 6 Bidd)e'a
.._.'o-aa .. aao~
I haaclleoa. Tile •••at waa orvc-.... Mm..· ••udt I Tutlle, Cart Jlobab-v, IUiaD
I Dcmt, Gae.. Sldrli9r, Fnmk
Tharin, Clifbd A...._, Jr.,
1 L. Dale HuUmaa, Keary I UDmaa, Aatboey Telk:la aad D.
Robert Segal.
Chrt.ty a1M1 rem. 11c:Mu.r cWt> _. lir ......
SOOOPP ..
I
Gloria Nord and Olo.ny 8mallwood at Uae Amedccm &.art PCD·
ty.
VETA'S TWENTY-FIRST "BIRTHDAY SALE"
November 1st, 2nd , & 3rd
21 O/o Off Ellire Sieck
ENJOY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING EARLY
COMPLIMENTARY GIFT WRAP -PLUS A FREE GIFT
November 1st, Thursday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
November 2nd, Friday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
NOvember 3rd, Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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A ... _... •-' la a CJoocl fall ln•..tm.nt. Tbla Faah.lon Amodcrtion, le a metal CJr•y and cr9Clm
one &oni Bill 8km8, a m.9mMr of the Men'• colored o••nlaecl Glen plaid patt9m.
It's St1Veater · Tizne: Fall
Bring11 Ne'W European Designs
i.y llilcbed Mead n. bbkm .... from Milan,
Paria and London ccmtinua to
inundate U8 at tlu. tim• of year
and many of you are aakmg
qu..tiona Will the new, short,
bare, •JIJ .Wta, whida are .,
different from the o••nta.d
loob of men.ewear fabdc. we
bad jut •ttled into, mab it in
CalifonUa?
El99a:nt and ecuy dHcrih.1
tbl8 ealt and pepper wool
tw-.d balmac:aan 8J)ort coot
cmd sweater of emokecl Wu•
laandknlt 1weat•r wlth a
multi-textured &ont pc1D9) i.n
off .. whit•. By Glanhanco
Ruft:bal for Fall/ Winter llM.
And wh'1t about meuwear? A
paragraph in The Fa•hion
Newsletter, cm international
forecc:wt of incoming falhlom for
the trade, reported on
"Ma.r.elou.8 M•ll" in Pam with
the 1tatemeat, "Mea1wear
oollactiom are ofta aa predlc-
tabl. 09 Scmta ClaUI mad Chmt-
maa, but the French memwear
abowa b SpriDg / Svmmer 1-.S
were full of thought-pr0901d.ng
unpredidablee " Suda cm Moa-
1 tcma'• meuwear lille with
nothing rwmblmg a dame
IUil And how about GauJtieJ''I
He-through orgaDdJ 1uit1?
We're .till mllring m~
and altllough Im cut waa ckmlc,
theee l\1lil were shown a.er
biJdAi wuiezpcmta.
It ...ma that in a ..aaon whell
m•n•w•ar wa1 to be ti••
menage i n women1weur,
French d.ignen of meuwear
dipped into womemwear for
colon, fabric•, print• and
a~fiea. Did JOU .. the
number of bracelets shown by
both Montana and Gaultier?
And ltill the 1ook wa1 ltrongly
a "-'f]Mt.d Offl~I
.. ,. Ill IJI
CGU.KTm caru
K.C:/
~
/HOP
We Do It All
A lttrotlolU
by .. ''pltanlt"
ma8C\lline.
ID Milan d.mp.r GicmfrCJDQO
RuffUU IClid "Faahion ii full of
impW. mad iDlpiratioA'' and
Michael Fdno for Jcmt.n IClid
"Var1-ty ii the watchwonl UU.
M<J80D. '' After nearly a decade
of clmmc bitw9CJI, Jcmt.n bm
ezploded upon the fa1hioa
1Cne with an e:ircitiDg, oo1orfu1
and eclectic collectioa of
swecrten for Fall 1984.
"For yean the ....at.r market
hm beeD CODte.nl wttll bcmic
crew cmd •-n.ec:b, upclaW fram
eemon to ..aaoa W'ith wriatkm.I
iD tradiUoaal colon and
Dleft A. Cavlneee
2400W. COMt Hwy. Su-G
......... Ne•pott BMc" (114) .,, .....
CA 92113
f
demgu," Jcmtla r="but
DOW .. OOD8QJllS ia b
a mare ~ to
clr1 'ng mad ea. d-ioNI b
ao•elty ' kaitwear laae 90D•
c:rmy." Jaat-'e iWWflllill ore
dallllc ~ pnNDted in
bold colon.
~ reftned "'*11-ch I 1 'ng
ii gifta a new twill br Ala-
Attentioa to Detail,
Naturally
l91 S Ad\ill Aw • SUik A IC»J
WMa Mm • ~l~ll
andu Julian in Im womcawem
coDectioD Im lull, an Hample
llaown herewith. Kia grey on
gny Calbm•• I merino wool
argyle patteraed 1WeateJ' ii
a.•)ayed with a cable diamond
patlem in huquc:ii9e cmd JDC1991l·
ta. And on tile right, a
periwiakle Sh.tlcmd .... with
cabled .tripe layered OftJ' a
multi-colored 1triped cotton
shirt, 8i.lk tie, mad topped wttll a
ridl brown Shetland dolman
.... jacbt
It uled to be that bitwea:r waa
IJDODflDOU8 with tw.aten, but
not anymore Xnitw9CJI ia com-
ill9 into ill own in the wodd of
bhion, and that will be n ·
plored in depth DHt w .. k.
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Party At Johnny's Oct. 31
Ja MCJrC)a of CJ party thJ. I
Holloweea? )ollaay'a ,
R.tcnarcmt, 17th StrMt cmd I
• Tuatin A11U11e m Scmta Alla, •= nc1bg ...mg planned for guett8 who au.zt.d theu
Halloween baell tlUa October
3bt. T1l9 ncl~t will b.giA I
at 4:00 p.m. I
I There will be JlO ocn9r charge,
but gu ... ua nw tbiouoll I
th "lacruted houe" eel up IA I
the enb1wu1 to th• ~l
INCUJNS Ml.AO ANO
OAMIC IM~140
do ha99 cm ......U..t
marketlag team; tlleir
plO"Mtiou are ~.
cmd Uae Nllauaat itl.at • a clelicJlrtfW glweeic:lr FQCf,.
.......
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wtddl a ac6U.O to do w6
ed'blea
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by Joela Hollcmcl
South Comt Repertory baa
kick.I.cl a fwm.ida.b&e play ila
Th.omm Mwplly'• "Tb. Gig)i
Concert'' lt ia a marathoD of
le.Aaion, emotional tirewodta.
and of langua99 that ripe and
tears and aJ.o maba you roar
Wlth laughter.
The play woe dou tint iJl
Dublin ksst year, and tJua marb
itl A.m.ncan prerm.re. It i8 a.D
aaoundi.og feat o( play writino,
011e that ia bound to enthrall
10me viewen and tum off others.
ln lact, there ... med to be an
exodua on the part of eoma ahu
the hot ad. HoweYer, the.. wbo
rem..i.o.ed for the full thr" hou.n
rUJlDi.ng time were rewarded
with a production, for all of itl
eao1 •11, that ia ooe of the most
remarkable m the long tu.torr of
SCR.
The story ia comphcated,
laahing out on many d.toura.
Bcmoa.lly, I P W King ia a loeer.
a man operab.og a rather alea%y
•li improvement office Only it
ia al9o hia home, and it 1.1 a
cluttered men, a total
catmtropbe of d.J.eorder and dia-
arTOy that clearly reflecis the
confv.Md state of King'• life. ln
hia office one day com• a man
known only as The lriah Man
He ~ a roanng, cynical,
aggremve u1dividual who bm
no time for psychiatriatl of pey·
cbolog~ but be baa one great
pa9m0n -be wants to llllCJ b.ke
Gigli, the noted opera star of a
few years ago.
fue and reaction• that are
catuc:lymuc O~er ia a.moa-
ing -jwnp111g about, controting
hu body into weird pocitiom,
leaping, jumping, dancing.
He i.a like a leprechaun on the
IOOM, but ll ia a leprecbaUA that
car°" a We. Hia only problem
1.1 that he 11 at time• hard to un-
derstand.
Eclar ia aggre.mve, a bully, an.
opinionated man, one who ia
used to g1V109 order•. And then
he 1s pathebc, weak, lonely, Lost
It 1.1 a performance of aatouo-
ding contrasta Pamela Du.nlap
lS the woman 10 K.mg's llUI·
sha ped hie and 1s very 1m-
pre11&1ve
The play has problems It LI
too long, espeaally the final
.cene which ia riddl.O with anti
clirna.z ... It dwella too loag in
plocea on extended p•y·
cholog1cal confeAioiu. It a t
tim• 1toys too long at a high
pllch, but at ii a work of great
statur .. , an unportaul ll4'W pJay
and one that will uot be
forootten.
Martin Benaon baa OISUmed
the staggenng ta.a of direcb.Dg
thil mammoth work, a.D.d he ia
equal lo the task It ie direction
with a keen look at dramatic
value• and at the complexitiel of
the character• It aa ••ry likely
his moet unpreeaive work to date
Set by Suaan Tuohy, lighting
by Cameron Harvey are other
pluses 10 a pla y that will be talk·
ed about for aome bme to come
He dead• to let K.mg handle ru. COM, and the two launch Ullo
w bat ia to become a aloahing and
tonenbal ezcuraion into the11
respective p1yc he1 The
emobooal fireworks are enough
for hve pkrp, let along one, and
the manner U1 which the teanng
confro ntahoo1 are treated
mo.Ir .. this play a awgiog exam·
ple ol power Not that there ia no
humor -there• and plenty of
1t Io iact, the play tread.a con·
1tontly betw.en ribald humor,
intense drama, a nd 1ome
momenta of genwne pathos and
trendern... The latter 11 par-
bculorly evident in the rather
long conte.iona of past Mzual
encounters tha t the two men in-
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Coco'• Scallope Sa•annah ·
The ending LI an 1ron1c one
lUng becomea the one who lB
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all of has wea knen ood
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l•n*tw Gale.tJ, 384 N.
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preaent• Marge Chapman,
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delicate balance" In the Studio
Gallery. "Enlarged Visions" In
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Qll1" pre.enta the worka of
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MuMUm, 850 SM Clemen• .... ~,. Heineon. now I club speclallz:lng In weekend
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1122. 1 P9'ete•r••lt•r •• 1 every month, 8 p.m., Hun.-.
TLK ... ry, 811 Anton Blvd., i '"'h 111-11,• Human Equa-II tlngton Apartmenta club"°'*-
Costa Mesa. prwnta Barbara I tlon Cer*r 0 .. 1ry, Oct. » 8400-Edinger. For more Info.
Spring, "New Sculpture" and I Dec. 15. Unuaual o,,..man call 842-5~.
Gllah YeUn HlrlCh, "Dor1and I ahowMlk sb!a~ f,!'07 togr7~,...apher T• CIUb of Or•• Couutf,
Pond" paintings, Nov. 2 · e ---:w· ... --. len"llo-formal danc. ~ Fri-
throogh Dec. 1. 545-ARTS. ..Pree Tve14lara," a new day. volleyball fNfKY Sund~. 1 • • c ••I»• d I a w 1 t nee•,,, : program offeftng frM adma.. houM partiM, bike rid91 and 1
photographs by David Hawk. lk>n to the tl9WJ)Ort Harbor Art more. For Imo, i.w 'fOUI name. Mu.um wery Tueeday. Made addr ... and phone at our 24-Nov. 1-26. Chapman College'• poaelble by a grant from hour anawerl"" serv~. 5"'2-Guggenheim Gallery, 333 N. ...,
Gfasaett, Orange. 991-ano. Butterftetd S8Vtnga and Loan of 1211. Santa Ana. 759-1122. ' '""' .. ,.... °' ......... D· ... ~e
functional and non-functtonal --~---------com.mporary art furniture and
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O.C. 12. Fifteen paintings on RlcMnl MuJ, arttat-cartoonlat.
vtew, lnctudtng florals, bfrd8, ' tMcher, work• on view at hi•
landtcapea and animals. 840-' Corona def Mar atudlo. Water-
2271. colors at the Kronqulat Gallery,
UCI ,._ Arte Gdlry preMntt I 484 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna •
42 palntlnga, drawlnga and \ Beach. 494-5597. Ctauea In
sculpture• of contemporary penc;ll, Ink and watercolor may
c.lttomla artlata' work• from · be audited every Wedneaday, 9
the collection of Merry and Biii a.m. to noon, OASIS Senior
Norris. Now through Nov. 3. Center, Fifth and Marguerite,
85e-864a. Corona def Mar.
........... Gallrr. 522 Old
Newport Blvd .• preMnt9 the
work• of Jerry Uefamann, a
retroa~ve exhibition, Vic-
toria Landweber, "American
Cam•ra" serl•• and
"Landacapea," and Lawrie
Brown, ektacolor with thread.
Oct. 13-Nov. 24. 831-6405.
The Afternoon Gatlerr, 503
Park Ave •• Balboe llland, pajn-
tl n g a , aculpture and
monoprlnta by emerg.tng artiata
Karen Feuerbendt, Sandra
Deeks. Joy Patteraon and Jerry
Roelena. Opening reception
Oct. 7, 3-5 p.m. 675-8675.
other "en.eta" of the home. Ir-
vine Fine Al1I Center, Sept. 14
through Nov. 1 o.
Clubs
Newport Harbor ToMll ..... 1•
Club. IT\4Mting Nov. 5 , 11:30
a.m.. lunch at the Reuben E.
vitee square dancera to meet
with them every Thuraday at 11
a.m. at the Downtown Com-
mun lty Center. corner of
Anaheim and Center Streets In 1
Costa Meaa. Participants are
asked to bring a eack lunch.
Phoeogr..... ., v .........
.............. T1'1Plwnl
at OCC's Fine Photo Gallery
located In the Fine Art1
Building, now through Nov. 13.
Houri 8-5 p.m. and 8-9 p.m ..
Mon . .Frl. 4'32-5880.
•andelone GeU.,,, 38.4 N.
Coast Hwy., Laguna Beach,
Randi Lee, Caribbean Cofor.
oils, Studio Gallery, Oct. 2-Nov.
•. Tuea.-Sun., 11 a.m . .....:4 p.m .
497 -6775. People and Ptacea.
Gallery members in main
gallery.
1 Lee Restaurant. Theme Is
"Poetry In Motion." CaJI Diana
Morrison, 851-3948.
.,lunlof L••• of Neap Oft Har-
bor, thrM-day shops>'ng spree.
Nov. 8-8, Orange County
Fairgrounds, Costa Meaa. To
benefit Junior League com-
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I Leerft te....,. .,_, hoated
by Foxle Fox and the Squa,.
Riggers. apont0red by City of
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Drama
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nlng June 24. Guests welcome. 497-7408.
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Ill_... Ill 11 (213) 5'1-4151 ~ ....... ~.J':S =..2 ~i~~J ~ 9°i'::\.......... bei:booa i-. ia W..
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Wj ...., I 11 I ua 2 Bedroom 2 lotll, ,._;:.,._ ••--,_ Mo b ile Home , ~. ~~ ·-an..oi / ... c~u Deeuoble El Toro.
az.a A-==H-Adult Pork By oww.
---TJ0..8149
lrYiae 3 bodromn. ... ~2cxup· 09e. a.low market
1159,SOO
DIRECT
OCEAN FRONT LAGUNA UDO CO.
OP. 2 ltedroolll 2
botuooa 1275,000.
Coll al.1219 or ~ ..
NEWIOIT 9UCH 9r Owaer. 5 14rm., ~~ ........
cellont lee owe ..... Ma.12M
OflR IAT. AND SUN t V..... ...... ~.Bakr 0...3 ... ,,
W. 2 cm .-.:age, ~!.......~ ;£1~-1116
111.IJll .. ....
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I'm Looldag for• .....
"'1J ~ 6k, pJ; Nlioacsl ~'°·· Prefer ga .. t-~oHo. Wall._. pcd.aia...
iw..... Col 131· 6131 or 495-lm .
FOR SALE: Ir Oww • Q I •Im
.... Vlato C°*'1 HOME LOANS -llSO mil· h. home. 3 AMI.'• 10.m~ _ No
bedroom, oir~ pool, dofi9rTed ~ '°" SlD,000. Call IJ,Jl:.tl31 LTV .. ooade.
or 495-lm CENTER.POINTE
roa Slli: LlliiUCI FINANCIAL. 11Ma-
•••c" No Down ml. · -...1111~~ a.;:-;!.. Siliii :'t.':: ..!:. ;r:.a
f • CaD I "'' Eat1 Ouol No ..... f" Owner I ~ Call n... at
~?it ~~o~ 1' ... a ii a ~ ~'=i~st WE•~Y CASH lo.
V\ewl Cal cl• eoc ~ ..
1120 ... 000. O.p, 52.a· ., .... -·--5th. 511 -151$ -· -
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Forecloeare, make
bccll·par•••t• for
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9151-«m
S-0 .........
lacolleat ••••ti••· ....... 8'hl&• 11"\l~
1111 9 I lllJ1.
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DIVEl'nlENT For-tr a 1-.dellbal Board a Care heme .
Now i.e.. lo1 lo1'• home Large
cm.unable loaA. 16,000
mont~t lacome ~f
000 -Victoria, C M Agt 631-&l
A•omo Gurvat.. 7k lnuataoat. Ea-
d•" 2 "iOIJ!am. retv.ru ...,. • Tola! ,., ... au.• o ••t. TIRE WlZARD
(114) -.1307
Ml, tOilll .... ------·~ 1..roUt l1~utou OwMre/ ~_rat ore •tin• 1 II ,IJUD groa • ......, 1$11lm
QAJlAQE SALE
MOVING MUST SDJ.
Bed, table couch -.-~ct.II~ , ..... ~. mad mad more. SAT 4
SUN 9 to 6 23 Lmialii Co.a.rt Newpon ~
I c... 631.s7S7
A ,1qo;;s;m _
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A.NTIOUE SALE
Cleoronce tale ol
gallery I 20 to ID pu-
con t oil. AallquH,
li.IYer, chiAo, crY*l,
(laliquo •ladu) etc. Ml&8c~~ iade r..tat. oriental
.,.,.9966 49' HU.
Aauq-a. a Hoo.Ao• ~--s.. nln1 wlilool, ans.
Coa.ucUcat ltlauot ~~araau.. Na, ot1* .........
0395
NORMAN
ROCKWELL
CHAIR
leg•, perfect con.d. Like new,
Sacrifice Sl 75.00
CALL cdt.r 1:00 p.m.
836-8406
·A~ eCllildCert •l•tr ·a • ..._.... ..... ... ,,,_.,at,,.......,._. •lllilifi•
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STEPHEN "-Aaee 2 cmd •ap REJUVENATION Coai.m / R-*l HOUSE-LANDSCAPPINO LOCI WOil~ latenm/tldilnor ... STUCCO
CHJUSTOPHER HILL 131-1127 0-.up • f,.. tnm· lat E.t Paa"'r. paper C' e•~o AHD GARDENING Flre,loc:oe, potloe, tts1. ~oporlag, l1UZ ESTIMATES Pe~ m1uy, auk> G.t k> the Da.c ABC'• mm~ • Lawn reaOYO-1a9, eorpollaoj ua..ruu.n SERVICE eo..-1 ciriw-wa.111. cmd corpellag, caltlnota, IANUNENCARD occadeal•, bu1aeH otbc, ha.meat, G.1\d boll lrngat:ioa repau. Cab1AOle a d.eooea Compl,e4e ho\IMClea.Q Gad "'-'dabQ) tr.. --.... d~ .. pall .... ~. o•
llb91Jboa, OODtrodl • cloeet -u... ~ eom• Relancleco_p• • r,.. repa.il a.-··~ kome ~ ln tile bU&D-for triamiJlv, cmd f911)09al. ploaten. FREE ... Lie. ._..repair TREE EST MASTERCARD oi
dnorce matten FREE Utimotne Coll Bob repoh IJlrnrclll. FrM 12 yeon I do all the N.-lcrwu, ~ 393m. Low 11Cicm CALL AL ,,..1. uutial oouv..ltataoD 751· • ... 646-11288 r...u.a... lim s-be 30 work m}MlJ WIDdo-.,..... .. ,.pain oad DAN...-w .35GI Of Ml-411D. 4!MO :U hoon THI GREEN SCI:Nt ,..cmCaD~ 55Mll0 &.:.nl1 spsoclty Call :::n:P9-c!i°v:..':::
•a..itders '. 'Cooli Som• ••· Lawn, Tr ... Sbrub j~;'i;i;fii;;;iiiiiii~I PAUL £CJC£RT IU-5409 perle nce or Hma· laMoJlatio ..___. p -
retiled pereoa Full-Tr .. Trunnu:g a • -$ 6 I CL£A.NING INDOOR PLANT
I WILSON 6 SONS-bm•/ Port·tun• O~ RemO'l'OJ UNLIMITtD for ... CONSULTANT Bu aldeu Fr•• .. South l.a9uao loc:obon Lowa Maia .. D<JDCW a ROOM 4UWJUou • oelJeocnuabou.eeclean Ha YiDg trollble
tl.matee 30 J*D9 ··-oa.11 betw..a 2pm-5pm Rotoci.l.li.Ag rr-Wt re•oclel1a9. lcb•.:.i 1a9. pro•1d1a9 oil decidia9 wllal 9ooe
pen9D09 Bonded Lac 45S31' 541-05 fCJS. r•, kltcll•• • 111ppliH 1aclud1a9 wMie Giid bow \o U.p
No 351417 batllie. m., W...... Yocuum Tru.two~tbf 11 oHYe, Eacelleat
646-1740 eCll Jlill Our ol work' YO\l'r• freadl doors, polio cnd dependoble Call pric•• oa plcanh Cl09!W .... to" ... -n . _ _._ lo .. d , '£ OSU•D~ ~outollucli -~to Fr•• •••. IUTTI _, raetunalee ~~rcn~1• , •• RIWO..... ••c.AL'S DRAPERIES c~ lor emploJ· CONSTR Uc. 213m1 S40-3n6 ~. SHELLIE General OODb'Gc:b Ad BEATS ALL p~ 10,-menl opportun>tt.9 131_1_ for op at 496-
dioat, aew oouetruc-000 yard• 1a •lock NO MORI IS OS 131-38&6 ~'31 boaded, Lie labnc. 11 99 per llN'EST KJND SP£QALIZINO IN POLISHJNO
972.9810 yard ? doy dehqry GARDENING A1'CHJTECTURAL We polula bran. COMPLETE YARD 496-~or S:IG-9480 Complete Iowa cnad ~kllna a ..a..-. copper aterliog a MAINTtNANCE eCMiMb gmden ~wtla!y minor.cl wor4rolt• ,_.r,cmdtreot:,iC:-YA•D CLIAN·UPS 98 lllwl moisteaoaoe C10011-dooa, r...a 4oosa._ I won't ho .. 10 a. ~J:l.sMNDIG I
upe Ref Call Neil boJ •'•do.. Joa a <Dlf1llore SPIUHKJ..Ell JlEPAJ:R • CUSTOM
WOOOWOR.IING
CalllaM reb:uia. ... ~doontaio
lroatll, qucUaty OOlpw·
lrJ. iomdoa, ._..__
• woJJ Dia, gmQ99
likwogn, wiadowa. etc '"Tltcm.k y ft, ,_.., ..
9).I0.58
FURNITURE 6
CAllNETS -U,.11
..... qwditJ lacquer flnlelrlee, color
aatclillag, free H · ...... y_, mtiollac·
Uoa, I _I••roal•• ...... 9).27JI
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BAYSHORJ: MU7l5 Oaeall ~ I~ c,zc:_ lNSTALLATION
tu:CTRJC ~ •• •JU:PAJRS• -San O.m.n.. u fO\l ell• OdoPPf Complete electncol Go:rdeo. F.U aernoe llEMOpt6 (92.:J?tM wa.Ui JOllr •nice 01
earnc. lor ft..deabal. • Cob .. ._ ou··-. •D"IP .... ~! Commercaol 6 la· 7'C).7106 ...a.&•• na CALL DAN ~uatnalr __ frompt t t.-_., ______ ,_. IUR-,:iffWe ~-CoJlot Out of work? You're ... IZ9
,.... ...v 1....., • .._... .._ ., ...... oot out oi lucli -k>oli to r-Ellim._ C 10 Lie 4387'11 !£1) I .... ,., c1-tied lex employ-.....
64.5-SCMl COMPLETE --------meat opportaa.1bee
e&er• .. · _,_~Dfl'ENANCEC GRt?ir'TouaE 1-.-11--11-.-.-,-_--1 _., carpeatry. . Wll>OWS ........._
bls9, drfweU, n , Hcl eoa. f!ffft ... ORKAMENTAL
GARDENER
ComplMit Mainllloaaac:.
S.rnce taportile la
!'!.-.~o-• .u..... ~011a.J·-.1123 HOUS smo v.., -·~ ot ...__ •~ " LAallY r"C~'::I•. O alet, ,_ _,. p o al feaolo
1$7 .os,:g f's tlH I ~ N.wD0tt
0-.n o.d ~ A DIVIME~ Trod.moa elaoe 1113 ' MAND'
Locol relorescea ~, .--, a.-.
Commorclol a nd r.,,Cr. a9'ol, tt.c~
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to.rs.r .U.-.
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PAINTING I
lNTERlOI
E.XTtRJOR, Re.idea·
Hal, Comaerclcal. -----~--I Pr ' I-~ dma, ... •lltwill ~uU•r ~II wor• a ....... ,.
A·l WOVINO Roaoacaltle 11r!c•• THE r._ D.dmote . Od Ill RECOWMENIE> m.9151.
COMPANY Lao. T·llt.al c-w..1,. llldltl wUk .,.. ..... cc;:-~ i:C:::i~ t: r=1:=t1:=~1 = EAST PAINTING ,...
2COUEGEMEN WlLI. AU. PAJNTINO w... u talllt .....,, aao ....,...~... ~..&tno
VIiia /MC I .... ... • A.II .......
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Great Statements in Style.
''Merry Be~' Tree
Free!
when you buy a
Hickory Farms gift
before Thanksgiving.
a.:1rr J"'t•h t '""" r ' ~ r n~ " \• ..,1 II i...°""r
''"' '4' ''•'r~ f ... rn 'rt• 4•~-''N
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FASHION
ISLAND
"' t...aMoA lw•-' 640-6030
z-
WESTCLIFF
PLAZA
17th & Irvine. ,.._port 9wt'I
64~
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SWEATERS FOR FALL
c-1a ...... .,
°"' ... ..... from fudn
to Miies
ill caa-
to ca•hmera
ESTCLIFF PLAZA
1028 Irvine Aw.
Newport a..ch
~~Ac~ 'l'eM4.
,,...~·--........... :-..-r11-..
~ancu ~unn
J\ntique•
Fine Antiques on Consignment
*Silver
*China
Crystal
*Orientalia
631-3321
Con ignments welcome Mon.-Sat. lo-6
llJllJ"fl8eA•-New~·--
'
llnigue Blend of Tastes, tyles Characterize
O()rona de/ Mar High School Benefit Home Tour
tog4'ther In two days 10 he c:outd
hoM .,. tamUy S*'Y .. UIUal.
No "hands-off'" kind of hou8e,
werything la comfortatMe loc*·
Ing and functions ..... The
much-photogr1phed entry
atlllrcue CUfWI elllpnly '° the MCOnd floor ,..,.., by
pelma and f9me. ArUtur con-
re.... to twwtng en lndoot
........ outdoor c--
and ~ houM le •
plants. At the '°"' of the .-.
18 an trnpOllng tao Y9lr okl
Grand Saunerrllte ..........
doc*.
An 0,. --.... ..
and cMl8e llnt~ecl In.
'
---· -......... ,_,odcst Oetob.f 31. 1•
~from our AmwtoM
peM Md from .. owr .,._ WOftd
wll be ......,tlld "' .. ...
An~EJ(pOllftd .... tt'lt
~ .... 1tnthit~
... ng .... ~County
'*Vrounck The EJtpo Offefa a tun trip
end lelmlng upMence for
thoe tn-..ted tn cuttuNe of
the Mrth and our own put. It
ha eomethlng for ftWYC)M
WhO can enjoy the am.~
and effectl of our h..-lt91g9. On
dtaptey wl!t be aft mann« of
collector'• Item• and
memorabllla aa welt aa fUr-
nlture. accnaor .. a, and art
obJecta of Early American.
Engll1h, Continental and
Eutem ortglna.
Varlou1 exhlbita wlU fMture
palnt1nga. aculpturn In bronze,
Oriental arta and crafta.
American and European ar-
tiatry In glua. altver. antique
jewefry, clocks. pa~hta.
Ivories. jades, graphics. P8P9'
oollectlblea. qultta, dolla. toya
and country Americana. All
Items will be priced and
available for purch ... -many
ttema In the very modest price
range and others appralMd at
many thousands of dollars.
The current Expo 11 the Fall
edition of the twice-a-year
event that first came to the
fairgrounds In 1978. The Expo
Is produced by the partnerahlp
team of Dorothy Emeraon and
Don~.
Mre. l"*9Dn ii _. ""°"" fn the ...... of .......... ..
DlrectDr of the ..... .
~ lhoW which ....... .
~.long ... ...,.,....
t1on • -. ••..-rd tor an-
ttqUM anowa on tne weM COMt.
Nolan, an Orange Coumy ,._..
dent atnce 1MO. J1 ~ an
antique• deafer with a
b.ckground In the artl an~ a
tamtty bactrground In 1how
production.
The 115 d ....... who par-
ticipate ln the E>cpo wilt be com-
ing from all pana of Callfornla
and otn.r wee19tn ltalM repr•
sent a broad range of upertl•
and Interests and they ha~
backgrounda u varied u ,,,..r
material. Some are noted
car"r dealers In the field,
aome are profeeak>nal peopl9
who have entered tn. fl.td u
an avocation. and many have
mad• the care and pr ... rva-tton of antiques Into a Hfettme
pursuit.
The Expo will be held In tne
Commerce Building, Ora~
Coonty Fairground•. 88 Fair
Drive. Costa Mesa. It wlll open
on Nov. 1 and continue through
Nov. 4. Hour• will be 1 to 10
p.m. Thursday through Satur-
day and from noon to 8 p.m. on
Sunday. General admlulon Is
$3.00 (children with parents
free). Parking Is fr ...
Dorothy Emerson & Don Nolan present
·:~AITIQUES EZPD & SALE
IN Tim COMMDCI R1ILDING
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
• FADl DarVE •a.TA MESA. CA
NOVEMBER 1, 2, 3 & 4, 1984
THURSOA.Y THRU SAnJR.MY. i.-• P.M. • SUND.\Y, NOON~ PM.
ft'C1l urrnx I h1· ml/t·t·l rons o f I he fol/ow m~ dealers rn antiques.
A ANTIOU. AIFAWt CRYIT~ aAL.L LYONS' ANTIOUe
Orange ANTIOUH Cl.OCQ
MAIN AHTtOlJeS '"",,. Cost• Meu
R1V9rs1de DAIWTA MTS ~NE fllAIOIN
AND AHTIOUES N•1111bury Pellt ACCINTS AHTIO.,_ L 111,.ton. Colo MAAIA'S TMllEL(U Irvin• IETTY A. DdilONO TMASUMS AlllAICAH .. RfTAGa S"-rman O•lls L•hwood Poco R,,,.,. DOUY'SFOUY LYHNMAATIH ANCllHT D'fNASTllS L .. _ood G•rden Oro.,. S11nD~ DOT AND DONAS ...,_YMcPITH AHTIOUIS AHTIOUEI Fvli.tton CuaatOUH Etcondldo ~AHTIQUIS Alh•mbr• O..URY LANI S•n Diago THI AHTIOUI GARDIN Or•nga
MUNO ""'-DtNG l..•9vn• Hills lCl.lCTIC AHTIOU£I COMPl\HY AHTIQUI ltOHTING N-.port S..ch Sant•BM-• AHO HAN>WAltE CO I & J C<>U.ICT18l.£1 ... lll8l.l.P o •• .,.SJc1e Ph0¥11• Afll IN'1'Dl'IUUa ANTIOUI MART SUSAN • (I I .-OH Rancho SM>fe ,-.. S.tflt<1 An• Huntington S..Ch fVI ..... I "HO AHTIOU.ST~ (NCHMTIJ) HCMJu: MIU/On V,.,o Wt11tr1•r Sen FrMIC4CO NOST~CMA HOUU AANOlO'I AHTIOUES T .. ENGl19" Longmont. C~ Sutter CrHll ~N'1'\.DIAlll OCUNa&CWI ANTIOUI AlllTIFACTI UHl.IMITED P8J01 Vwde• ADYUfTUM Pd\Jdanil IM..INFSQOI OcNnSIC#
JEAHASHMEAD TMOELAa 0 . G.'S ANTIOUQ ANTIOUH Pico Rlll9'e
K•tchvm ld•ho <.:.i11torn1a l((UY EUEY °"" "1'TIC A TI• IN Pl.AC( Lll#NJde P1coR1.,.,1 Lo' Anl}fll•J DOROT~UTY
CONSTANCl a. MUUlll AHTIOUU M8YU ANTIOUfS Escondtdo c.~,..,1t Lomita
EURONA.M CORHIJt ~HOu:M Ml(UU ANTIOUIS l~une Nigval Sen Ci.m.nt• R111~rs1de
~flTitlNGS ,..._LADH ANTIOUU BfVlflllY AHO PAATN(A w1·11n1., E~Ore N•woort B•ilr fl
AICHAAO A. FEGl.EY MUUNFS MM.OUR HANAM> L~une S..Ch Solene S.ech HuntmgffYI S..i " ~LTD MYNFS AHTIOUH PG 8&U.IN(H Fvllwton CCMJ• ..,.._ wu11••• V1lla9e HAZIL,....._ ~DUNG'a PRINTS e<>HHlll ANTIQUE ~GHTS Studio Cit.,, .IUNCTIOH Coron• del M•r
THI "'°"'llTOAS Huntington B•itc fl '1UOA'f HOUU Pelm SP"''fl' MMELA 80111CHElllT Sant• An• flll.D LAW ANTIOUH Malltw GAUDYOHl Meu. A11z 8Uf'FALO COHMCTIOH L~un• S.ech TEJUtYL ._.,...,.o Anafl•1m GAUllllAUFRY Huntington S.ech aoa CAMNUL AHTIOUU
ANTIOUEI v.,,.c. SHADOW HILLI
Co5t• Mesc1 OM.LOWAYS AHTIOlJeS Sant• Monoce
CAAOLH I ATTIC Sent• An• SCH&AOA'S MINIATUAH
AGAIN VtfUMMA GANGHI l..OI Alem1tos
Newport B•c1<h Ntr#twr( Pet* StOOMA'I AHTIOUU
CAAOUSU ANTIQUES ~~AHTIQUU SHI 8eech
861/flower Fvl!Mton ~AND
CHANOl.fA I l,lllOIUN ~-IG&.O ANTIOUll Loe Angeln R111erslt#
V•11d
GLOftlA'S ANTIOUll THllM.~
CHAT HAM AHTIQ~S Fountem Val'-'f ....atANTS
Fl'hl>O r,,,,,,,
00&.o.'S OU>tlS C J INTIAN.ATIONAL fl roro ~N'UICl
Whitt,., V ll.i p.,.
DOAO'THY V. GA~ CL.Alflll ClAHCY tong B•ech T'OllORttoW'I
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TOWN ANO t "9B•.trfl Sant• An• COUN'TJIY Ao#TIOUU THE COU.lCT18U QAAHOMA'S A(TTIC l..eg~S..Ch CO....atUllM Sent• Ane
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1784 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa
541-3500 • 541-1312
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111-1721
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COSTA MESA
1706 NEWPORT AVE.
131·2180
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and Set 1()..1, Fri. 10-t. Sun 11-~
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Va..._. klCMn • ......_., U. pride of eomeon. who Ukff to
coM. An....,_,.. ooleetJon ot copperware, once purcha..S on
a wMlfwlelCI ..,.... .. ..., In w•..,.. -Sonoma. "8nga over the
centef lllMd. The brick waU that '*•" the c:ooktop wrapa Into
the adjoining fenNIJ room 8t rWtt-TM eNnr whit• tlle countenop
le edged with handpMnted Ille.
la a
For thoN Who want expert
advice on their patio decorating
needl, the v1u.g. Patio Shop ln
Costa M ... otfera tht8 MtVtce.
The VIiiage Patto Shop
ap4M:laJlz .. In caauaJ, or pd<>
furniture, Indoor dining-type
eeta, bar atoola and custom
flreptac. acrMna, according to
Barney Hamberg. manager of
the ahop. The b\Wness aa.o
does repair of patio furniture.
"If a cuatomer'a existing set
ot patio furr)tture la looking
shoddy we have a service tor
repair, re-flnlahlng, re-paJntlng
and re-strapping," Hamberg
aald.
The VIiiage Patio shop aJso
otters a 10-day trial ot lta
merchandise.
"tt a customer 1• not happy
they can bring the product
back." Hamberg aaid. "We
stand behind all ot ou r
producta through the manuf~
turere'a guarantee."
Hamberg aaJd service at the
Village Patio Shop ts based on
an ••tensi ve amount of
knowledge of the business.
"A lot of times at a depart-
ment store, a customer doe.s
not get the Mrvlce they need."
he said. "We are trained to
assist the customer ...
Hamberg said the shop 11
now offering a lot of new 1985
designs. Including new colors
like greys and pastels.
He said this time of year.
people are shopping more for
PRE HOLIDAY
UPHOLSTE Y SALE
REDUCTIONS 20 to 40%
All of our fine lines
are now available at
substantial savings
during this pro~o
tlon (Including
special orders).
Select from Drexel,
Heritage, Mar~
Carson, Woodmark.
Stanton Coo~r &
more. Don't
wait-now Is the
time.
1 Shower
Doors C & L's ,
bar stoola. dining and game
eets because they tend not to
use their patios aa much. suu. Hamberg aaJd. peopae
are puttJng more thougM Into
the decoration of thefr patios. •
"People are coordinating
their patio furniture with their
indoof furniture to create a
more flowing, desjgner effecl"
Hamberg aald. "lnatead of just
putting no thought Into the
~or and style ot the patio fur-
niture."
The Village Patio shop la
owned by George McHarraa.
The store la located at 1708
Newport Blvd. In Costa Mesa
where it has been operating for
11 years McHarras also has
three other stores in Orange.
Santa Ana and Irvine.
The telephone number for
the Costa Mesa store is 63 t -
2980
Specialtt
Cuatom _.. Mower door9
are avala.-at C a L Show.r
Door. 1784 ·-~&MS., CC)lta .......
Whtie mo.t ~ lhoPae&n'Y orny au.ndwd m. of glaaa
shower doora. C I l Shower
Door can make the door
"what.Y9t *9 the cuetomer
nMda... said Cindy Star wno
OWM the atore aJong wtth her
huaband, Frank.
"BecauN we are a manufac-
turer... Star Hid. "W9 can do
the custom work."
AJ.o, C & L Shower Door
manutactur .. Tiffany almulated
stained glUa shower doors.
"If aomeoM has an ordinary
bathroom. the Tiffany door•
can~ the focaJ pQnt becau ..
they can be matched with
anything. tile. row.ta or any
design." Star said.
u Alao. if a customer haa an un-
usually shaped ahow9f. -. can
manufacturer the enclosure
they need," Star aatd.
C & L Shower Door manufac-
tures only showers 1
enclosures. C & l offera trM
estimates and "expert ln-
atallatlon," as ..at.
The phone numtMr for C & L
Shower Door 1s 548-6382
THE ARMSTRONG ANYTHING GOfSI ·~
•
Win a trip to Hawaii and a 1G0111ful of Armstrong carpet.
'10\J could win one 1 •oomc; lull ot Armstronq
Anytti1ng Goes c,1r~*'' Or be .)ne ot our oonus
winners and gel on•• ol tt'n rooms of new extra·
plush Anything v<>f•S F 1ntast1c. P\us yOU coukl
win our Grand Prw · 1 roomful
t A,,,rt no , .>+•<; F m1.1s11 1n1J .1 .11we1i •n
;Our hO•Ct· ol 1 i lu • 1l'") 0"<10'> on luur
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'>r+'nd1nq rnon1 •.,,
'lhere'sno
better Pl8Ce
to'9tqca,....t.
An Armstr<.>09 Cau:~··
, S1uoo0 is th~ e.!Slt'!>I mo'>t
convenient Plac.e to b11v ca•
pet And r19ht now yoo n
get a FREE ArmsrrOOQ Ctr~-,,
CoiOr Consultation when VO\J
come 1n So el"lt~1 tne
Armstrong Anvth1n<;1 Goec;
Fantastic. Carool
Sweepstaliies ·~nd
'ia'le on A nytt11nq
Goes' Fantastic.
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Home Tour
Light Fills Rob Ingold Home
Continued ltom P-ve 22
part of the whole.
If the soaring entryway and
the dazzling mirrored wall 1n
the living room are the most
spectacular vistas. Arthur's
"taJklng room" is the most in-
timat.. A small, square room.
green mohair · covered
wingback chaJra stand in each
of the four corners around an
intrieately lnlaJd parquet coffee
table. An unusual setting for the
room. the four chairs angled
toward each other definitely en-
courage "talking".
Builder Rob lngold's Cape
Cod home In Beacon Bay is llke
no other you have ever seen.
Unlike the small, dark spaces
of it's parent. this Cape Cod is
lofty and filled w ith light
streaming from the paJladian
windows of beveled glass and
the numerous skylights. Built In
collaboration with architect
f(j~ <k k ,_//hiJ«1
~°'I .. \r14'1'•"' 8,1,,/r1•111.I
l\11t1 I'•''' Rr11 Ir (. ,,/,/,.,.,,,, 1 'C'C' l
"/JI(' <. /_ -('
Rolly Pulaski on the alte of a
.CO-year old beach cottage, aJI
was removed but the firebox
and chimney. which was later
replaced.
Brick floors wrap from the
kitchen Into the dining room
and living room. with area rugs
in celadon green bordered In
cream and brick pink
delineating groupings for
eating and ·loungi ng.
Deep.comfortable chair• and a
Where in Ounge County un you enjoy lobster tail in port wine,
followed by honeyed squab with s.tlad verte, w<1lnut brHd and ch~vre or
brie cheese finished with ruby apples and spiced crHm -
In Orange County 7
In your own home or office!
If yo ur entrrta111rng 11eed::. art for 2 ltl 50
.~ur.,ts. plta;,t mil our rater1r1g office.
ZN prtHtll>f lltlU will he plt11'td!
INT
Business and S.1tdlnllal
DESIGN CONSUlTING
SPACE PLANNING
DIANE. SHERYlOOD
DESIGNER
~fa covered in a masculine
print of deep green. rose. and •
multi-colors face an 18th cen-
tury fireplace mantle. As the
opening under the mantle was
very large. 1t was faced with
marble.
A dream k i tchen which
would be tt'le envy of any cook
is the heart of this bachelor's
home. "I don't remember when
I didn't cook," says Rob. "My
mother was a very good cook
and I hung around the kitchen. I
left home very young and I had
to feed myself No matter who
is here we always seem to end
up in the kitchen."
Cabinets of waxed pine with
antique doors surround every
conceivable amenity from a
commerclal gas range with a
custom "S" grille top to heated
drawers for crackers arid other
items which need controlled
• humidity. Rob's specialty Is
preparing the game he loves to
hunt.
A comfort-loving man. Rob's
, dressing area and bath have
heated towel bars. a walk-in
cedar closet. and a shower
which sprays from both direc-
Contlnued on INll9 21
phone
Van Hemert Interiors
Features "Huge" Inventory
Quality domestic and im-
ported European furnitures are _
the specialty of von Hemert
Interiors. a third generation
buslness located at 1595 New-
port Blvd. in Newport Beach.
The business was incor-
porated In the 1920's as a small
interior design studio. Today,
von Hemert is a large interior
design establishment with six
qualified designers on staff to
serve the customer. said Barry
von Hemert. president.
··Another plus at von Hemert
is our huge Inventory to select
from,' said von Hemert. "all
ready for Immediate delivery."
The store features countless
room settings, complete 1n
every detail. von Hemert said.
"Areas of the sales noor are
complimented with a contem·
porary fine Import and exten-
sive gift galler§," von H..-nert
said "Our gift gallery Is unaur-
passed 1n all of the Orange
County which makes us a
favorite shopping stop during
the holidays. If you·r.e IOOklng
for something unusual. stop
and check us out." said von
Herner.
Von Hemert said the
business makes many trips to
Europe for merchandise.
"We are always receiving
containers of new and very un-
usual merchandise and all at
exceptional prices." said von
Hemert.
"If you're looking for that cer-
tain piece or fine accessory
stop In now and have one of our
designers assist vou." von
Hemert said ··vou won't be
sorry.'
The phone number at von
Hemert Interiors 1s S..2-2050
Spec;ialties
Continued from pege 23
entertaining what It used to be
Imagine youraeff floating down
the stair• In your favortt. dress
whlle the butler answers the
door and announces your
guests. As our waiters pass
trays of aparkllng drink• and
hora d'oeuvres.. you amlle, relax
and look beautiful. You get all
ttle compliments, you feel tike a
gueat yourtelf (after all.
someone will even clean up).
the party 11 a huge auccesal
Oh. one more thing: wouldn't
you hke the butler to pour
snifters of brandy for you and
your husband Just before he
leaves?
-
Tiie Sllh 8~ cetebra-I deck ' t1on _,. ~ f for A8Clled IO tte ~ ot
lulMer. 1-• 1-St., c-frienctty ~ MMol," ....._ """' .. .... --Moore Mid. ··Aeeo, the~
•• ,. L now hoUeee the ..,....., moee 1 ~ u~ w. •tat>Uen-complete~ hofne Im· ed In 1Me at lta currMt toe.-P'oYement centier In h .,... ..
1
tlon. Now ABC It the onty
rem1lrtln9 tnd•pendent A8C Lumbet m•a te..
oPetetor In tfMl•1•1r NNport Meda of oontr~ hen·
Harbor., .. Md the central e1eu dymen, ~-~ Md of Coete Mete ' ., aparftn•t. own.I. ~ ...,
'" 1971, ABC Lumber waa ::U~r;n.,cJal Ind~
purc;haMd by Jfm Moore, • . -Newport BMch remod•Ung .. What mlk• ABC lumtiit
contrector. speciaf Is a dedlcatlOn to °"'"'
Moore Mt out to gradually fashlonM, hQrMtown P9feonel ex~ the operation to make Mriic. ... Moor Mkt. ·we ~
It more complete to meet the top quality name brand
lncreaalng demand• of products and a dlvet• and
cu.ttomera. large Inventory."
In tn. pre-.dawn hours of July ABC lumber hu recentty
30, 1980, a devastating fire become the Harbor., .... omy
de1troyed the ABC Lumber custom fabricator of Corfan, a
stofe. Moore atayed with the materlaJ uMd for counter and
bu5'neu t~h. and aet up a pullman tops. The atore aleo
temporary headquarters within has a brand new kitchen .
a matter of houra. cabinet department and carries
"Today, ABC Lumber is new Armstrong floors.
staffed with a group of career-The phone number at ABC
m In dad profess lo n al s . Lumber Is 646-3261.
Newport Beach Country Store
Sells Only Handcrafted Items
H.ndcrafted and d.coratlve
ltema from all over America are
the apeclatty of • "country''
store owned and operated by a
mother-and-daughter team In
Newport Beach.
Minuteman Way, 1058 Irvine
Ave., In Westcllff Plaza, has a
warm, old-fashioned at-
mosphere. The "Americana"
theme la the ba5'1 for many of
the home decorating Items as
well as gifts for children and
adults.
Starting this week .
Minuteman Way will be display-
ing all of Its new merchandise
for Chrletmaa. October 27
marks the beginning of a 10..
percent off on au Items sate. In-
eluding th• new Chrlatmaa
Items.
Handcrafted ornam.nta and
decorations wtU be avatlable as
wen as Christmas catda. The
store alao carrtea many
children's glfta, Including a vast
"'8ction of teddy beara. all
handcrafted.
"We traveJ aJt over an. coun-
try trying to find Items no one
else has," said Luanne Berry,
Berry's mottt.r Marlon Reilly la
her partner.
"BecauM we are family own-
ed and operated," Berry aald,
··we are aJmoat alwaya in the
store to serve customers."
"Many people know my
to buy or to sell, tbat
Is the question •••
thi.s locul pa per that is the answer
see our Clossaf1ed
.... -..... :" ~
I -\.
mother and I," Berry aald.
"Some have watched my
children grow up.
"We bel eve In servicing the
customer," she said. "tf we
don't have what they want we'll
find It But we do try to keep the
hard-to-find items, the items
that no one else has, in stock."
Berry and her mother went
into business 11 years ago
when they held a boutique at a
local college. Alt of the Items
were hand-made by Berry and
her mother.
Ten years ago the two
women opened the store in
Newport B~h . They have also
opened a store In Tustin.
While they no longer make
items themsetves, Berry said
they buy only handcrafted
items from local people, or
from peopre in the Midwest and
East Coast.
The phone number at
Minuteman Way is 650-8388.
Video Experience
Largest Video
Cassette Selection
The largest sel~1on of video
tapes in Newport Beach 1s
offered at Video Experience.
2087 San Joaquin Hills Rd ..
Newport Beach.
Video Experience 1s a video
retail outlet. handling video
equipment . 1nclud1ng
telev1s1ons. video cassette
recorders, video acc9910rles
and some audio equipment.
Video Experience rents both
Beta cind VHS video cassettes
"This store is fantastic ... said
assistant manager Gail Worley.
··1 have worked In a lot of retail
stores and this one Is small
enough so we can really be
concerned about the
customers." she said
"Some people don't know
very much and need advice. ·
Worley said "We have a
knowledgeable and friendly
staff to serve them and com-
petitive prices as wett "
Currently. Video Experience
1s having a "red tag" sale on all
of its RCA equipment. meaning
that alt Equipment is on sale at
the Video Exper1ence·s cost
Worley said that Video Ex-
perience carries VCRs that
range 1n price from $300 to $2.-
000.
"VCRs are becoming more
affordabled.'' she s&d. "Prices
are not prohibitive any more.··
Worley said as more peopJe
purchqe VCRs. the Video Ex-
perience must be ready to
answer thetr queshons
Video Experience has been
in busmess for about one year.
It 1s owned by Bruce Anderson
and managed by his 10n. Tim
The phone number at Video
Experience is 720-9266
Barely vtsib,. from the atrMt.
the Valentin"' thrM-atory h~ clings tighUy to the ctm
over Big Corona. One. inskM,
the otraordtnary art objtlc:ta
and coHecttbfet draw your~
away from the b1 .. thtaJdno
OCMn vtew. Thr.,.toot Mi1'.'9
dynasty vuee 9it bellde att
works from modem mMalt8.
Glass curio cabifMllla dlap&ey
Linda's ex~ coUectloft of
eggs: some rNI, oth«• of
pr.cioua stone; aome antique.
~~ Chinae artwork.
In the statrweM hang.a the
org1na1 scron depietJng ~
Chinese peopte'a freedom from
the Red Army. The VaJentines
purch&Md ti\ hislor1c piec»
directly from the Chinese
Nabonal School of Art.
Ovet' the isaand In 1he kitchen
hangs an Intriguing light ft.ture
of carved Wephantl In a tor-
totaeahell fin h Mt with tur-
QuoiM Aonea ..
Downstairs In the muter
bedroom, rich, deep tor'9S ln
fabric and wood are Mt off by a
walt-tO-oeiting headbocd of
beveled glasa. The entTance to
t~ master bath Is a mirrored
archway. On the w.n in the att-
bng room, a plexiglas frame
exh btts artifacts from Amuon
Ind• which Linda Obtained
by trading some or her ps.
Contitiii8d on .._ 29
MAKEUS\OUR
We pvc you selection.
We have ~uulul .\nd~en .,.,,ndo"" m th1: ~l)le. )IZe and color
}OU want We ha .. e ~ment .
double·hung. a"" rung and gliding
wind<.>"") & ... bo\ ba\ and bo"'"
w1ndo"":. Llllll\ "mdow:>
And gliding pauu dl>Of'.
sM ,o&I beautiful icke.
Chllmi Ande-ncn ba\ and bov.
"ndo can provide f~"\b ford
1tmodckd room. If \OUr ~pace h hmttt.-<l
con5ider n Andcn.Cn OO'\ ba)-ll 1..an
t c up little ~ w · of wall ~pace
We give you qualicy .
.\nJl•r,t.'n "'"J''"" Jfl 'nu~ <tnd
1:nl·r~ dlil1cn1 "1th J uuble-panc
in,ufJllnt! ~Id~' ~ tnplt.' glazing
'-1p1tlmJI 1 '"'ula11n~ ""l>l>d lore anJ
lull "-t.'.itlhcNnppmJ! .\tough''"~'
c \h.'rll•r \lrtu.tlh d1min.Hl"I up~1..-ep
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Moving Company
New Warehouse
When Randy Drllcherwee a
~Ing coflege 8'1dent eight
yeara ago he 8'1rtld a movtng
company to earn money.
I ll'Udent8, Md & newfy pu...... I
ed~lnC-. ..... '
located at 1308 logtn St
"We now have a large
warehouse In Coata Meta The orlgfnal Starvtng Cottege
Stu<Mnta Movtng ComPMY In
Orange County wu born when
Orlachet bought an °'d s>k;k-4.ip
truck and &tarted moving
people's furniture.
Today he has five moving
vans and 1 S empk>YM8. 80me
who are starving college
• available for storage pur-
~" Orilchel Mid.
TM company doee about 40
move• a week. Including
realdentlal and commercial
moves.
"We move furniture for aJI
types of people from the
RARE
COLLECTABLES &
HANDCRAFTED
ANTIQUE JEWELRY
Redesign & Repair of Antique Je\velry
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C'ANNERY VILLAC.E
EUROPEAN IMPORTS
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f ASH ION SHOW
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Exquisite Attire
Acceswries and
Alterations
DYNASTY LINE
HOURS
Mon S..1 10 7 •Sun 12 5
fUTONS
AIR MATIRISS
INNIRIPRINGI
•LOTATION
TO 8£ ANNOUNCID
VlSA • MASHRCARO
AMERICAN lXPRlSS
j I
owners of atudk> apartments to
large estate• and commercfaJ
pro~ as weft," Orltchel
aafd.
Dr19Chei Mid his employees
are capable of handling any
1 type of move. from the amafleat
to the largest.
"We have a very conscien-
tious and energetic group of
men who do all of our moving,"
OrllChef &aid.
He aaJd while many other
companies have adopted
slmllar names to his, Starving
College Students la the original
company of Its kind In Orange
County.
The phone number for the
Starving College Students
Moving Co. la 641 -S.27.
·New
For
Beds
1 Better Rest
For the md1v1dual who 1s
looking for a better nights
sleep. Better Rest waterbeds
offers an alternative to the or-
dinary.
"We are an alternative sleep
center." said John Irwin who
owns Better Rest Waterbeds
ak>".'Q with his partner. Mlchael
Presti. Between the two. Presti
and Irwin have over 20 years of
experi ence i n the bed
business.
Irwin said Better Rest
"speclaJlzes in waterbeds. but
we seU all types of beds " These
include air mattresses. flotation
beda, interspring mattresses
and the Japanese fluton bed.
• the tradltionaJ form of bedding in
the Orient for over 4.000 years
Better Rest. located at 1777
Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa.
has been in business for over
one year.
At the present time. Better
Rest IS going through a maJor
expansion. "We have atot of
new beds:· said Irwin.
"Our motto is: ·we've got
your alumber': said Irwin. "We
can auppty a customer with any
type of bed they want and com-
bine that with both pine and
hardwood headboards and fur-
niture. Including chests. These
. can be custom made 1n con-
'
temporary or tradi tional
desjgna."
The phOne number at Better
Rest Waterbeda is 650-7378.
Home Tour
Continued from P8ee 25
sonal articles.
Down another fhght of ata1ra,
the adult playroom ia a visual
delight: a Coke sign from Israel.
a church panet from Madrid,
separate wine cellar. a bar from
an English pub. rugs from
Turkey. and a 1903 pump
organ. orlglneJty sold by Seara
tor $29.95.
Color and atmosphere. art
and antique• range from
neutrals to strong statements.
from unusual to exquisite In
this unique and lovely home on
the sea.
Moore Home
Cozy, Personal
The front room la built around
the judge'• grandmothera
piano. An anUque mantte Is
framed In hand-painted
Spanish tiles and an adjacent
waH supports a wall dock taken
from the old FederaJ building In
San Francisco after the big
earthquake just after the turn of
the century.
The tamlty room/den la
graced by a eofa In green and
red tartan plaJd on a rmg rug of
predomlnai.ey red. Moat wln-
dowa In the houae are awath"
In yards and yards of white cot·
ton ruffle• ordered from
Dotothys Autnea, a malk>rder
firm avaJlab'9 through mOlt
ah•lter magaztnea. The
booklNtvM &n tt.e tamUy hew
an lntrlOu !"O miniature of a law
off tee.
"My mothet and~ make
mlntaturM,'" etat• lynda.
"Now that HaM Mi a~~
wll haw -. "'9• one of a Judge'• oflol. I oome from a
VfltY artldC ~ ... SO, ap-
parently, dkt ~. PlecM Of
Direct from the pagea of
Home magul,,. la the °'d
Corona del Mar Cape Code ·
hOu .. ot Judge and Mr1. Henry J
T. Moor•. The Moo,.. bought a I
30-year old b~alow with the
Intention of remodeling It. i
lnat9ad ~ leYe'9d at. end with 1
the help of architect; Brion
Janneti•. haw buWt • 2.soo
ac:auare toOt hoUM In lta •teed
I hla grandmoeNr'• qultl are
1 that took• aa thoygh It ahould
havelllWaya~thwe.
The Wt\Ole hoU• la rep11•
with family hlatory and taaen
fremed. U .,. ~ Olla by
Lynda'a tam'Y.
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A lady of. atr~ ,_.Inga.
Lynde Nltel.., reek• and
ftndl ~ de¥er IUbettMe9.
TI'9 pOWd9f room ha thrM
wooden·h•ndt.ct corkacrewa
ICf9wed Ink> the wall to h<>'d
hlOd toweea. and an a hook to
hold larger towell.
Full of peraonat touchn.
auch u the ltemplate from a
boat~ once owned. "Lady
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room and groupings of family
memorabllla In the many
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Inge Beier, owner of the c '' er ome ows
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that becauM the kMpe 84.ICltt a ·
large Inventory, P«>P .. oan
purchue all of the coordtndng
Item• they need for their •
bathroom and bedroom. 1
"We go all out to work with
the customer." Beier aald. ''W•
give Mrvlce that you don't g9t
In a department a tore."
Beier aald her •tore came.,
for example. padded toilet
.... In many different atvtee,
mtrrort, comfortera plUowa,
towel atanda, both br ..... platld
and chrom•P'ated. and a wtde •
Hlectlon of vanity 1toot1.
bench91 and hamper1. Aflo the
atote carrl" 1hower curtainl
and llnera "that people cannot
Tom and Jarl Schriber llved
In ttMNr Corona def Mar home
with their two children for 1 O
yeara while formulating plana
tor a drastic ret1\0d9t. When
fh9Y decided to proceed they
moved In ~ry available dtrec-•
tlon, pushing out an entry. ral1-1
Ing the ceiling In one area, '
encloalng a balcony on the
front. and taking 27 feet from 1 the back yard. Even though thli
home 11 very apaclous It la 1
comfortable and homfly.
.. , wam.d thl1 to be a houM
where you can put up your
teet." dectarea Jarl.
remodeling while Jart did muc;h
of the interior design work. "We
had been planning for IO long
we knew Just what we wented."
ahe said.
The houae 11 a combtnauon
of colora 1trajght from th•
pallette of the French lm-
preAlonlsts: perlwint(le blue,
aquamarine, peach. yellow.
and delicate green1. Each
room 11 a fresh experience.
Husband Tom. a developer
of shop~ centera. 11 very
buay and the couple and thetr
children travel a lot. They
wanted their home to be euy
1 to care for and not tie them
down. Contractor LM Marston
and flnllh carpenter Tom Hille
find anywere elM."
Again. u Beier pointed out. ,
everything can be coordinated
becauM of the wide Mtectk>n
Inge'• Bath and B.ctroom
Particularly 1pectacular 11
the Englllh Pub room: rich
paneling. a pollahed wood bar,
and a •tone fireplace Mt off by
deeply comfor1able tattan plaid
sofas In deep green, blue and
red. sitting on a coordinated
area rug. After the lnltlaJ tm-
pr ea 110 n of warmth and
el9gance. the attention sifven to
detail becomes •pparent.
Drawers In the bookthetwt
were of apectal help I n
offera. Beier aatd ahe don not 1
----------------------. purch.,. new produeta un ....
•h• can find coordinating
ltem1. For example. lh• l&ld
she wm not buy Items If the
color cannot be matched wtth 1
other Item•.
Beler grew up In <Mrmany
and her famlty wu lnvotwd 6n
buahlMI there. She wu al one
time a buyer for Bui~'•, but
her dream waa to own her own
lhop.
In Sep'*'1ber of 1111. &.-1
purchued Inge'• Bath and
e.droom.
"Salel have Increased llnoe I
bought th• atore," Be* Mid.
She anrttwt. thfa SUCCHI '° '
her huge Inventory. t
' ' The phone number of Inge'• I
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pull out to reveal backgammon
and cheu Mta ready to play.
Magazine radca conuaJ the
opening to a central vacuum
system. Nothing was i.tt to
chanc.e.
In the powder room where
the bathtub la unused. Jarl had
a curtain shirred on aever8'
roda, effectively concealing It,
but leaving It for potential
buyer a.
An adjacent closet where lkl
clothel used to hang had ao
many problema with mltdew
that the Schriber• converted It
to a telephone niche.
Uphofatered In a amall print.
Jart Jokingly told the up-
holaterer he 1hould do the
tefephone too. ~ though that
WU a terrific Idea and proceed-
ed to do ao. ...._ did auch a
t9rriflc Jol> and he wu ao proud ·
of It that I didn't have the heart 1
to tefl him tt\9 phone never
worked. I think he must have
glued 1omethlng critical
together, ao we Just u" the
other one," Indicating a amall
phone hidden on a 1heff. An
' upholatered phone muat be the
epitome of attention to detail.
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Newport Audio sefls custom
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The bustnesa does a lot of
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stereo equipment, said Overly.
Newport Audio Is alto owned
by Kevin Lynn who met Gary
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while stilt in college. The two
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they opened a store called Ac-
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Lynn and Overly have com-
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and technical know-how with a
genuine desire to personalize
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"We try very hard to ask
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Newport Audio often works
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from the framing stages of a
home. "We do all the pre-
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Newport Audio cames such
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"We take greater care,"
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Kitchen Designs 1s a licens-
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Wf'tlte aatd Khchen DNlgna
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Skinner Home Features
Mission Style, Comfort
The "CherOk .. Roae" atucco
uterlof Ind aquamarine front
door of Ma. Suite Sklnner ln-
aplntd the frontlapMce and
poater uMd to promote the
Corona def Mar High School
Home Tour. A ttny mluk>n ltyt•
houM circa 1927 WU th• hMrt
of a huge addition Juat com-
pleted three montha ago.
The traditional brown-roM
and blue-green combination of
Santa Fe offMt gteamlng white
walls, a roay-~lg4t pebble •x-
tured carpet, warm toned Mex-
ican payers and lovely nalutaJ
texturea.
The tJny llvtng room has un-
expected turnlah.lnga, auch u a
small paJnted che8t, and a very
ofd wo"" cane and turned
wood daybed.
The frlendll•t room In the
home waa the soaring family
room, rtllng two atorlea high
wtth white-painted beam• and
tongue-and-groove celling
Service Is
Special(y. A
Kerm Rima
creating the perfect
Southwestern flavor. Two aofu
were covered In a heavy, nubby
cotton which apP.ared white,
b(lt WU actually tubtty ehot
with color. Multi-cofored tkat
print waa made Into cushy
pillows for the aofa.
"Juon Titus worked with me
on thla houM, and he knew Im-
mediately what color• and
fab+'tc were Just right for It,"
stated Suzie. An Interior
designer and fashion coneul-
tant herae"· she knowa tai.nt. A
painting by Michael Halllnan, a
locat artist made good. hangs
over the family room fireplace.
"I feU In love with that pain-
ting at the Laguna Beach
Feattval, saya Suzie. "I bought
the one In the living room In
1978 before he became well
known."
However nostalgic the houM
may be, stepping out Into the
courtyard la Ilk• stepping
through a time-warp. The pink
stucco wa .. surround Mexican
pavers, Aztec pigskin chairs
form a grouping, and the ln-
vjt ng ape could be the fountain
in a Spanish courtyerd. Tau
trees overhang this puceful
area framing a scene from a
leas hurried era.
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mlatr"'· Diane Slegel, to ·r~· around the corral t ~. I dectct.d to flnd aomethlf'g a 11-
Uvlng room and dlntng room
f\.lmllhlng• are atl aoft In t9M.
with tan burlap textur• aofa and
chalr1, and berger• ct\alra In
fawn cok>r9d tueicM. A gofden
WOOd cotfM table with cabrlot.
tega hu pierced earvtng at the •
kneee In a bamboo pattern.
The dlntng room table 18 a •
crack ... flnlah In perachment
color that requlr• many atepa
to accompllah. The hlgh-
b.cked chair• are upholnred
In fawn auec:te which ta em-
brotdered In a diamond pattern
highlighted with brua atuda at
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While 1m,estigatJng the um-
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she and her staff frequently
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ique. one of a kind Items that
are authentic in nature, and
creative In styi. and color.
By doing this, they are able
to add their peraonal touch
throughout each home, to
create more lndlvldually
tailored interiors. that reveal
their perionallty through their
selective use of furnishings and
accessories to complete the
special look.
diamond patterns Inlaid with
hardwood atrlpa. The wall• are 1 '
subtle ahade of sandalwood.
The moat Intriguing thJng tn-
1 tide this houM la lta owners.
Howard, an ntabtlahed man If
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Continued from P-.. 12 Indicate the amoothneu of the l lnter•Ung detaJI to dtacover
tie euJer to alt on. I hed to go
all the way to Kansas to find my
horn, but I remembered -..
Ing movies of Spaniard• riding
with a glaaa of wine on a tray to
horH'• gait. Thara what Puo , .when you look cloMly.
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White the furnishing• do not
draw attention at flrat glance
because of thler delicate tone. 1
Cormorant Available
For Chartering
The blgg•t boat In the New-
port Harbor I• the Cormorant
and It can be chattered for
meettnga, partJea. wedding• or
any oceuk>n, l&ld Jeff Shelley.
owner of the boat.
The Cormorant, docked In
Lido Marina, wu bullt In New
Orlean• and then travetled to
the West Coast via the Panama
Canal, Shelley Mid. The boat
wu then docked In Redondo
Beach, but the harbor there
waa too amall, ao Newport
Beach eventually became the
boat'• home.
"The Cormorant can travel
up to 20 knot8, making CataJlna
laland Juat an hour away,"
Shell9y Mid, "and we can ac-
commodate up to 300 people."
he aald.
The boat offers a catering 1
service for partlea and hu a full
liquor to accomodate two bara
u wefl. Also, the Cormorant la
Coast Guard certified and a ·
certified whale watching boat.
"We have a lot of whale I
watching activity on the boat."
Shelley aaid, "becauae we have ·
two decks to obaerve from." •
1
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The boat can alto be
chartered for banqueta, the
Christmas light Parade, harbor ,
cruises and bay tours Also, I
Shetley said, the Cormorant la
chartered to corporate and
private parties as well.
For more Information caJI I
Cormorant Cruises at 875-
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Over20 y.,. °'"nee c.r., ~
I --A apeclmen type of tree Is
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"T reea mean an awful tot to
I property vaJue," he said. Ap-
prove Tree Care also h .. auch i servl~ as tree surgery, tree
1 replacement root pruning and
rodding.
"If, for eicample. a car hlt9 a
tr ... " Peterson said, "we cut
: out the loose or dead wOOd.
· th4N1 re-shape and cut the tree 1 and fill the Injury with a type of I webbing. This then creates
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, as well as aestheticalty pleas-
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"A ten-inch caliber trunk.
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Remodeling
For bathroom and kitchen
remodeling, Earl's Plumbing
promises service and quality
workmanship.
"Sometimes we have to let
people know we do
remodeling." said Gau Thomas.
manager of the remodeling
department.
What is unique about Earl's
Plumbing remodeling c:Mpart
~nt 11 that Earl's Plumbing
employees do all the work
themselves.
"We do very httle subcon
tractlng," Thomas said This
means less hassle for the
customer."
Al8o, Thomas said no job 1s
too small for Earl's Plumbing
"The larger companies dont
do the smaller jobs," Thomas
said. "We do these types of
Jobs a lot. Sometimes the 1 customer may only nMd a
small amount of work, say a
new sink, to4nake what they
already have look gOOd," she
u1ci.
Thomas also pointed to the 1 fact that Earl'• Plumbing la an
•tabllahed compnay wtth a
great deal of knowtqe and
expertlae In the area of
remotdeUng.
"Slnoe 1956, Eerl'a Plumbing
has been In the bualnesa.
Thomas said. ...It's not like a
11tuatlon where the work la
done and then the laborer Is
gone. We are an established.
• respected buslne11; we· re
· always going to be here. We
have a very efficient crew and I
have had many rave revues on
, the work we've done."
Thom .. aaJd Corlan, a new
sheet product uMd for counter
topa and ''Mt watta" la betng
uMd more and more. She aald
~ color• are coming back
In WhU• earth ton .. Mem to be
moVtng out.
"The aoft, muted tones, like
greya. m.we and ahetl, are
coming b~ Into atyle both In
th4t bath and the kitchen."
Tt\omat aakt. "Alto, European
ltyMng fa YfKY big, although
1 .. Arner~" stlU haa lta own style
and dellgn."
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The Golder\ Truth, ~
•potted from N•wport
Bout4werd In Cotta MMe by l'9 .
landmertl y9'fow ewn~. '9 one Of the f8VC>rtte ,....,,__ Of
the gourmet Mt. Many of tt.e
folk• have· been trying '° keep th9 Truffte ett to .....,,.._
and Htte·to thJnk ~ haYe their
own apect•t "underground ..
Mtlrie. The c.a. .. lo'* of the
Truffle lnM• ft • low-keyed
piece at which to meet. enJoy
lunch or dlnner, not haw to get
dreued up, ... YQUr frlenda, *·· etc. Outdoor t.b,_, under the •wnlng, and the front room
-which f..aut• the TruffWt
<Mii c;ue, a rMgnffloent dltplay
of exotic Pf9Pe,.tlon -en-
eourmige cau.a dining.
The Golden Trum., however,
1peclaJlnt In a culatne which '-
far trom cuum. Of cou"'
m4M"IU Mlectiona Incl~ tome
ltema which •re llmple enough
tor • picnic lunch (chicken
brM•t•. puta aalad1, cold
mMta. for •JC.Ample); 1tHt, w.'re
talking about • pretty e1eQent
picnic. Al9n GrMley'a food, no
m.Uer wh•t the occalk>n, la
alw•ya eleQ•nt. And now, to ac-
commodate the dtfferent tutM
and mood• of hi• cllentele,
A.19n ha added a aplendld din-
ing room to hla repertoire. A
p91m ne tMIM. compa.tie wtth
c.lllng fan1 and c.ne b9cked
chatra, oak-trimmed windows
and ortglnal wortla of art. wttl
Mt the mood for romantic din-
ing. Now, If the evening'• ac-
tJvltiea caJI for black U.. tura.
Jew.la and f9ncy automobU•,
dlnera wlll h•ve the perfect Mt-
ting In which to ... Md be
seen.
Whether you're dreued to
the nlnea or wearing your golf
shortt, you won't want to mlaa
the food at the T rutne. Afan i. a
genlua, an~ -although menu
ltema are creative enough -he
~---·ot\ .... Md .. .,,..,.. WflJ ........ °' ,., .. IOMl1 , .. _... lllHllWll tOf
tttOee In an actweMVNeOl'M
hrMOf mind.
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Nan'• rendlUon of ......,
...... .,,. hlld ..... ~ ...
in Loultllfle, but AIM'e _...,
(-~---=..,,.. wt-. IMicoft) ... .., ~
Sty ... evw' ttted.
LeMOn .,_,.... .... '°"*'
theilli*.~W1cnepon
the outltde Ind moe.t Md...-
on 1te 1.-. -a true .....
Mnedon. The next oourte (wa
had put our.._ ln Man'•
Mndt) •• • ~ oom-
blnatton of • potato S*'CMe
.. ZurtchcMae''. or .. In the atyte of
Zurtch". topS*S wtth c~
trmdw and golden ctM8r .-v-
ed with a plump, breeded
~ cowred wt1h a tomato
couHa. Garnlahed with Julienne
carrot• and cllantro, th•
preMntatk>n WU lovely, the
ftaWra dMne.
Afan then aent out a truly
memorable entree -boneleu
breut of chicken atuff9d wtth
freth N9w York tole or• Bral•
ed In a madelr• demi gtace,
aprlnkled with cogn•c and
eerved wtth wlfd muahrooma.
thla wa a dllh ftt for the m09t
dlacrtmlMtlng of pala•
Several 1al•d couraea
toHowed. Proacultto with w•tw-
cre11, ahallot1. tomato••·
S.lglan endlv. and • crlap
vinaigrette drea1ln9 wu a
refreehlng choice. A warm rab-
bit l*'d (duck, If one pref9r1)
wtth rupberry vlnale,.._ waa
atmpte. but rMgnlftC9nt.
Aftllr IUCh a aplendld reput.
"*'Y dmerl might choo9e to
lklp deuert. Don't fall Into that
trap, tor at the T rum.. u much
attention la pMt to the unl-
queneaa of the d..-rt cour• u 11 given to any of the spec-
tacular menu ltema. My choice.
a ~ry tart, might eound
ordinary -It mott e«talnly
WU not. Thll lneredlbte con-
f9ctlon WU loaded with frah
berries, surrounded by a
tender meringue and Mrved In
an artl8ttc ftoat of creme fraJd\e
1trlped with colorful Icing. It
wu an enormous portion, but
Mother alwaya taught ua to
ftnllh everything on our pt•tea.
In thl• cue, following MotMt-'1
advice wu not at alt difficult.
FOf tt'°8e who know a lot
about food, the Golden Truffle
wilt more than fulfill the hlgheat
of expectatlona. But tho. who
are not MJ*'t.nced gourmet• Med not ,_. In the 1 ... t bit In-
timidated by tM Golden Trut-
fte.. No one wut laugh If you uk
qu..UOna. ln fact, Alan Greeley
ta 1tncerely lnt•reated In
educating hit cuatomers via a
via food and w i ne. H i s
knowledgeable staff of un-
RoetlmctMe
Rothchild'• la a great tradition In
Corona del Mar. The outat•ndlng
homemade puta dlahea created by this
charming reataurant are legenct.ry: an
abund•nce ot welt-prepared fr•h tlah In
addition to freeh veal. chicken and ahrlmp
entrMa gtws Rothtchlld'a menu well-
rounded appeal. The emph•ala on
treahneaa la due to t he fact t h at
RothtchHd'• hu no freezer: hence, ab-
eotutety everything 11 preJMared to order.
In an lnttFMtll, relaxed and very Euro-
pean ..utng, h9ppy dlnera enjoy fine.
premium wtnea, all at retall prices plus a
$2.00 cortt-oe fM.
A family affair, thta, with either Helmut
Rel .. or one of the tovety Relu chlldren.
Karl, Heidi or Monlk' atwaya on hand to
gr•t gueeta with a cordJal and gracious
welcome.
Aott\9chHd'a. open tor lunch tNefY day
except Sunday and for dinner nightly.
aoc.pta luncheon r ... rvation• tor parties
of llx or more and dinner reeervatlons un-
ttl 7:00 p.m. After that, tra first come. first
~-87$-3750.
THE GOLDEN TRUFFLE. 1181
Newport Boul•werd, Coata
Mesa. &46-M54. °'*' TuN-
d«y through Saturday. LUNCH:
11 :30 to 2:30; ho .. ver. dell-
cu• ~tlona are ave//~ all
afternoon. DINNER: From 5:00
p.m. PRICES: Very 1'9UONble
to very expena/Ye; many
choicea In many pfk» ~
SERVICE: Helptul, lrlMdly -
whettt.r one la ordering a full
dinner or a anaclc.
Paw
Tantalizing Pave entices and deUghta the diner In .,.ry w•Y·
Chef David Wiiheim'• prlx fix• dinner ($38) lnvt• the adven-
turesome to partake of a four cour• repast encompaasJng
1tema one might not ordlnarUy Nmple In a alngle en~M even-
ing. Now open for lunch Tueaday through Friday from 11 :30 to
2:00 and tor dinner Monday through Saturday from 6:00 until
10:00, Pave is ably guided by David and the gracioua N ncy
Wilhelm, who have. in a very short time. created a masterpiece
of a reataurant that Is richly daervlng of its wlcMspread crlticaJ
acclaim. Pave sparkles and ahlnes. elevating to a new atandard
the lovely flavors of contemporary California cuisine. Call 720-
9000 for reservations
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EJ9gant, comfortabf9 dining ta preetct.d over by the gradoua
Marica Hefti. whole beauttful painting• UM th• ......
With Walter Ruttimann. a truty great ~ from Swl1zertand,
In the kitchen, Newport Beach palates are delighted.
Dinner Includes a ch<>'ce of a MVen cou,... prlx fix• menu or
selections from the regular menu. Lunch la moderately priced
and lncludM a chok:e of aoup or aalad.
ThrHI to WaJter'a flambeed beef tenderloin, caltmart sat.ct,
fabulous boulllabalue or magnificent choeolate mouSH.
A stylish frog. this Le Midi. as emblemlzed by the delectable
chocolate candles which appear with your after-dinner coffM.
Closed Monday. but open every other day for lunch and
dinner. which Is Mrved until the last gueata are ready to leave.
For reservations, call 675_.904.
~
Andre1no·s -you Just have to love It. Frank Sinatra does.
and he ought to know. Thts charming restaurant, In San
Clemente. offers the diner the loveUest experience this side of
Rome. The waiters and captains wm do anything they can think
of to make you ~opy. The personal touch Is everywhere. An-
dremo himself . •ts you at the door. Lov9'y music fills the
night atr -whc. ndeed, can resist Marlo Lanza and Julio
Iglesias? The food 1s eo wonderful that you overeat and stay too
long Who cares? CertaJnly not Andrelno. who's also havtng a
very good time, humming along with Marlo, catching up on the
travels of old friends and makmg old friends out of new friends.
Pictures of celebrities line the walls; they return time after time.
and so will you. For reservations 492-9955.
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Ttw ,exquisite Interior•. au Imported
• from Taiwan, provide a dramatic
backdrop to tne fine and unique Mandarin
and SzeChwan cuisine served at Coe~
MeM'a brand new H~. Ewr alf\09.
HangchoW oPenect tta doora • .-eer dlnera
have flocked to thla jew9t of a rMtaurant
An unusual menu Offera Cholca not
alvtayl avallab .. to the g4Wti1ral public.
Homemade mustard and aweet-eour
aauc. are det~bfe and out.of-the-
ordinary. Thr• geratlemM with a com-
bined total of thlt1y yeera of e>eperlenoe In
the bUlinea of ChfneM reetau,.,.'8 lcnow
Juet how to P•••• dlacrlmlnattng .,...._.
Wonderful eervtce by a oaring.
prof111IOM1 ltaff la a delleht.
~ '°' ... aa.t ••• , ... ·--d~ tNlll: ~ hae a~
eowMt IJltam and a ICN9ty. h'Ohty-
pallNd .,_loot.
Coee. MeN't flneat new ortental
,......,.. ... ,.., .,...., In~ Wf/1.
F« r111nllllor.. cell llO 1110 .
TM Perl
The Park, a landmark whlch Mtves to bNutify the already
beautiful Corona det Mer, la a marvefoua pltlce for homeward-
bound COM folk to' atop· ror an after-work aperitif. It la also a
f\iagnlflcent restaurant The v«y "In" plac9 to go at lunchtime
-reMf'vattona are a must -The Park on.ra a deUghtful and
well-priced menu which may be enjoyed In the cheerful bar. the
garden room or outside, In the ever popular ...,_and-t>e--... n
atmosphere of the sidewalk cafe. Dinner la a tavorl1-with local
diners, and one taste wilt tell you why. Every Ingredient used In
the preparation of the Park's culinary offerings la fresh daJly,
and the chef la a bit of a genius. Cultured ptano music and eong
wilt serve to enhance the pleasure of thoM who chooM to dine
at a more "civilized" hour -from 8:30 p.m. nightly. 875-8577.
-TM Golden Tn.dle
The Golden Truffle, landmarked by Its larger-than-life y.,low
awning which stretches across the length of lta oak-trimmed
exterior. is located on Newport Boui.vard. In Costa Meaa.
Characterized by the charm of a sidewalk cafe In Parta. the
Truffle has much more to offer than m•ts the eye.
Chef I owner Alan Greeley combines th• vast knowledge he
has gathered from the kitchens of France with his love for the
Caribbean. Often. he combines the elegance of claaalc French
cookmg with an accute zest for aplces; a delectable French-
Caribbean cuisine 1s the result.
Fine wines, from the rarest French Bordeaux• and cham-
pagnes to young, ready-to-drink Chardonnays are avallble by
the glass. bottle or cue
A gleaming glass dell case 1s kept full of Alan's gourmet
salads and specialty d ishes for those who prefer to "take out"
Dishes such aa spicy Caribbean chicken laced with mu.-a
and classic paatrtes are prepared fresh every day.
Whether dining In, dining out, or tor an elegant catered occa-
sion. the Golden Truffle will thrill your taste buds and keep you
coming back for more.
The Truffle ls open Tuesday through Saturday for lunch from
11 30 a.m. and dinner from 5:30 p.m. Catt 645-9858.
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La Palme, at the Newport•, offera Callfornta Cuisine In a chic
setting, surrounded by work• of art by famoua Jim Dlne and
Kenneth Prp. Chef Mich ... Watren brtnga culinary e>epertlM
from S.marda at the LA Biitmore.
Fine dining can be ~mptiahed In the ttm. alk*d for a lunch
hour; the plates appear at your table•~ anano-ct u
the surroundlnga. Try the Jlcama PMCek• with smoked
ulmon and golden caviar: La PaltM hU a maQlc&I touch.
The Newporter offers ptenty of panclng; La Palm. ta aJao open
for dinner and Sunday Brunch. You'U enjoy the pt11aant room
and view of the garden beyond. 1107 Jambor .. Aoad, 844-
1700.
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Since opening Hemingway's, In Corona d., Mar, aome 9'ght
years ago, Randy and AJfy9on Johnaon. both CdM High School
graduat•. have enjoyed great aucCMa with thl• beautiful
restaurant Ju1t ask anyone to name their favorite restaurants
In the area; Hemingway's la always at the top of the Hat.
Hemingway'• kitchen do.n't ever turn out anything but the
finest In cuisine; local reaidenta are always aecure In the
knowledge that they may entertain trtendl and ctlenta royalty at
Hem lngwaya. A regular crowd of diner• who enjoy
Hemingway's aeveraJ Um• a week ..._, to the endurtng pop-
ularity of this beloved restaurant
Now patrons who wllh to dine elegantly without getting all
gussied up for the ~Ion are enjoying the fuhlonabte
coziness of The Cete, H4tmlng~ new concept In lta lounge
area. An already lively but lnUmate gathering 1pot at happy
hour. The Cafe la fut becoming ''the" faahlonable "In" apot for
appetites desirous of anything from appetlzer1 to a full mul,
nightly, until midnight. The pr1cea are quite reuonable.
The full treatment of courM after courM of exqulli'9 dining
still prevails In the main dining room. For r ... rvatlona. caU 873-
0120.
. .......
• Chef Fred Hoatl of Swttnttand, the grand ~ of
eptcurean creations pampere diner•~ night alter night, with tine
cu~ne. Mrved In an etegant. old-wortd atrnoephete.
A complimentary hors d'o.uvre bun.t. Mrved In the Viking
lounge, preaenta an opportunity for a aoclal Interlude aftllr
work, with Mias Lee Ketley at the grand pfano.
Ambrosia enjoy1 a wond9rful ~ which fills tta dining
room MY9n nlghta a WMk. <>w.r the Y9911. guesta euctt M
President Nixon, John Wayne, Rock Hudeon, Claire Tre¥Or,
Barry Goldwater and Peter Falk haw enjoyed the haute cu'81Ae
and gradou1 MrVlce of Ambrolla'a highly Miited artiune.
But, of courM, at Ambrosia you don't have to be a ~
to be trMted like one.
Open Mven nlghta a week for dinner from 8:00 p.m. c.11751·
2829 for r ... rvatJon1.
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Has George Washington realty atept here? Maybe not. but
you'll c.rtalnly want to enjoy the fine food at Thee Whit. HouM,
in Anaheim A lovely manlk>n, compt«e wlth·gho8t 1te>riee.
Th .. White House Is remlnlacent of a southern or New England
colonial home. each room 11 4ecorated b9autifulfy and one
dines in the splendour and comfort of tradl11onaJ hospttaUty.
Escargots 1n putt pastry hu never been better. The YM1 la
superb. Many rooms have flrepltie•a. and the atmoephere i1
convivial and lively. Antiques and turn-of-the century charm,
complete with the best old fashioned service in Or~ County.
make Thee White House a mu•t. lt'1 Thanksgiving and Christ-
mas all year long! ExecutJve Chef Horst Voetling, from VIiia
Fontana and Chant1clalr hu been wtth Thee Whitt HouM for
only a few months -he's wowing crowds night after night For
reservations call 772-1381
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Bordeau• la a charming French
reataurant. Tudled away behind eo.ta
Mllla't 8rtstoe Street off Randolph. on St
Cleir trMt. tt ohrl one of the mo.t ex-
...-..W wine uaia In the county. The
redpea. cree'9d In the dMllCal French
etya. by the re1tauranr1 orlglnal owner •
..... palMd down to Chudl Dudley. the
current owner. Dudley ha made f9w
chang4ta; pt1oM haw not bMf'I raiaed
much. either.
Sl\oppera In the area wno would Ilk• to
aampa. .-ue French cutatne at moder••
prtcM U be ~ with Bordi IUX.
both tof tunch and dJnner.
Service la p ..... nt without being
OW9I whelmtng. frelh ftowa .,. wery
t1bM. Flne Fr.a~ end a ...... .. In.,....,.,, ..... ....,.. ...... rOfMI-.... °' ...... oounllY decor.
A WJ .. DUI oooq1&•1 k Jeoql• •on
.. _,,. and till'Y ....... ,,.... ft'• •
big....-Yelll fOkll•tt .. PNl*ed In
tM ol11roe1 w.--. Cttudc ._.,_en •
.,......... Md hit'°"" .. IUllll't>..
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In the 11.ort al Huntlnglon llMch, at -Vllloge, one ol
the ar .. ·a flneet lNm of rMtaureteutt ti hard at work. The
Purpero sl1ter1 are truly un)que In thelt ablltty to plwM
appetites. Caroline II the paatry chef and def~ turnouta of fresh
PoPPYeeed muftlna, pumpkin ·breed and lemon bread are
challenged only by her lncrec:llble d••1rt1. aleq baked frnh
dally. Serafina and Marla manage the reataurant with
refreshing and eapabte atyle. Their mom, Marguerite, -.da
charm to the job of hoatessfng. Pero'a 1P9Clalln:l In farm-fresh
food; they whip their own butter, blend 'YNP for their 3()..year
old pancake recipe (from Papa Pero), roH out homemade pasta
for their exqul1tt:e lasagna, fettuccine, mank:ottt and cannetonl.
Scampi and veal aattlmbocca enltven the dinner menu. You
could easily spend the whole day at Pero'1 -breakfast, lunch
and dinner are all equally excttlng-. The prlcw? Any budget wlll
applaud: Pero'a prices are a throwbeck to the 'alxUes. Old-
fashklned Integrity tc0rna modem ahori...cuta, too -they eyen
grind their ow~ meat tor burgera. to order. Brina a hearty
appetite. 960-6964.
IMMoC-
AI the southernmo1t tip of Coroaa det Mar. thlt apacloua
restaurant offers sphM\dld ocean vtewt and country music on
the sound system.
Casual atmosphere prevails. Waiters and waltre1Hs are
frrendly and efficient.
AU dinners begin with a heaping, ramity.etyte crock of
Laredo's famous beans and a choice of garlic or corn ·bread.
Heaping platters of rlbs. tender chicken and apk:y sausage,
along with southern-style fried catfish. may be --&dered ln-
div1dualty or in comb!nauona. Creamy coleslaw and a choice of
baked potato or waffle-cut, perforated french frl• (&kins Intact.
really fresh) accompany the meal.
All menu items are cooked to order and are never overdone
or tough
If you're dnving down the highway In Corona del Mar. with
south Texas·style barbe<:ue (read ribs) on your mmd. "Don't
stop unlll you get to Laredo." Open for dinner, onty, seven
nights a week. For reservations. call 640-1055 .
-Probably one of Newport and Coata MMa't WtfY favorite
restauranta, Pronto earrlel on In grand ttadKlon. Hoapltllbte to
all, the ataff m.mbert are trtenc:tty and wonderful. John Lopes,
the dynamk: m..-..ger, rune the rMtaUrant wtth lfY$e Md grace.
Joel Rout th• MalU• d'. 11 a true prof111k>naJ. Frank. our
favorite waller, la a bh of a ladiff man, and-the ladtn all ~
him back.
The food at Pronto 11 undltputal>ly e....u.nt. Italian food,
with a llght touch, lo MfVld In Ille l>Mutllul dining room: -•
days a -a llUhlon ahow from I. Magnln -to the beauty.
Bu11,,_ people, P'lmperld peta and elepnl ladloo wllo
lunch all enjOy Ille clQllc -•nlty al Pronto -II'• 1 111119 tilt ot
8-ly Hlllo right In Soutll Cout Pleza.
An a-it-winning dim« menu llaa --llllld wltll
the addlllOn of --I di.,,_ ..i plocata flld ..i marMlo.
FM nprneo and a wonderful Mlecdon of d1111 taoomplete
th• plctura. Belll•lmol For r-..llona. call 540-t03I.
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David G-ge ~--led the -al hi• rulauront In
Orange with tile glotloul Tulia Rib Compony, on Brll!ol StrHI
In Sanla Ana, jull o few block• nonh al Sou1h Cout Pla21. In
addH:lon to f9t»utou• rlbt. Oevld MrYff a richly varied cuisine.
which tncludff tuch ttema a1 tempura quiche. lime duck.
ahrlmp broch.tte, tallooll and fllat mignon.
Happy hour al Tulle lo a rogal 1pr•d that jull keeps appear-
.Ing unttt. all of the cu*"'-• are atutted to the glllt -many of
them, however, get a ,IUdden bur1t of energy and continue on
to the dining room; the food le eo good that they Just can't get
enough.
Oodger1. Rama. Angell and even Laker• have been known
to •how up tor dinner; TulN It al.,o open for lunch.
Country farm lmplefnenta line the wallt, comfortable table•
and t>ooth1 Invite relaxed dining.
In the wordt of Herb Bau1. David'• ribs are "ao tender, so
ta.sty, IO irrestttlble." We think you'll egrH. For reeervatlons,
call 241 -9005.
N1a,1rtT_..
John Rader, formerly._ dri'ling force behind th• success ot
the Balboa Bay Cklb and Nick'• Flstunarket In Hawaii. has
taken over the i;'elm of th• Newport Turtle; watch tor spec-
tacular raulta. New c.trpeta In the k>u~. comfort.able bar
stools 1nd a htgh4 tech whtte marb-ambiance give the happy
hour crowd of lttractlve profeNk>naJ1 a perfect backdrop for
hors d'oeuvr• which change nlghtty and feature a splendid
display. John ln8'ata on perfection; the chef and staff share hit
~-:!r:':,~;=h•:!o-.::C~-Z,:::,~~ -;, 1Zm1: :r:";e::~~1~
terrific -In the tteert of Fuhlon ltland. the Turtle otter• morel
parkin than any Other.,... rutaurant. Juat think about It! John
has vowed to pUt the Turtie on ~ map of ·the Harbor area's
finest e1t11bllth,,..,_ anyone who know. thla tatented. char-
ming man wffl .,.._. no dOUbt that he'll succeed. For reser-
vat1on1. call 844--&St&
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11 you ~ to Q91 a gllmpoe ol Byron Gemmell'• d-rt
!able aa you'N Ml"9 -lo yoo,r table, you may think you're
going lo h.,.. • --oonoontrdng on your..-. UnUI tho
meat arrtM. .,..._ 81mmeH'1 Ml become qui .. famoua ua
fabuloua cuMnary 1•tM""'1'*rt: the beauttfuf nMnU at dinner,
wtth IY-'Y 1111 Ollon _.., to the hlg--ol GOHn411Y
l*fectlon, lo -lo be on the 91lperlf!W-. l>ul very muclt
worth Ill• .,._ llle r-. Intl-aplendour ol tllla
remarkal* •iar-... ._.,,am mak• Jt the natur• cnoac. of
many al 1"41 -·· ... lnllnatlftt dlfwa.
At lunell, -...... , •aye -for tho kind al -In
wl!ICll --.... '11'1 --· ·-"*IU If In place: ... --prloelf _...,.....,.._ ___ a_ol
eoup or ......_ 8Yfon doel vw 9'onorl: the 1111 ctkw\I .,.
gorgeous. lr9VOf A11tNllDli1 a muet,, Oii 71t·t07'-
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GOOD EARTH RESTAURANT
"UMquivocalty the finest 1n natural
cu1a1ne ... Breakfut/lunchJ01nner a A.M.·10 P.M. Sund&y·Thuraday.
8 A.M.·i1 P.M. Friday and Saturday
557-8433
BELGIAN WAFFLE
A acrumptloua Mtectlon of wattles Plain.
powdered, fruited, or fudged. all are equally
dehghttu11 Ham.burgers. homemade
muffins. soups, sandwiches. and omelets
Patio dining. W.-Oays and Saturdays
8 A M ·8 P. M Sundays. 8 A M ·5 P M
1114) 551.s1ae
RESTAURANT HORIK.AWA
Operated by Horlkawa of Tokyo. offers
gourmet Japanese cuisme 1n a strene set
ting Try out combination luncheons in the
Tegpan Room. cooked right Defore your
eyes by showmen chef• All ma101 credit
cards Open 7 days a week (714) 557.2531
MEYERHOF'S RESTAURANT
Meyerf\of'' Restaurant on the Green in
South Coast Plaza Village since 1976
Dine in our turn.of-the-century country
lutchen and en1oy superb sandwiches
thick soups. fresh aalada, wine. beer softer
beverages. deneoa. and detectable ice crum craallons 1714) S4().I044
YERDUGO'S-RESTAUAANTE Y CANTINA
Fanwttco• Tanta11z1ng trad1t1ona1s
and eicqu1s1te espec1ahdades Strolling
manach1s and champagne brunch to
spice up your Sundays• Monday-Saturday
lunch t 1 A M 3 P M Dinner 3 P M 11 P M
Sunday Brunch 9 30 A M 2 30 P M
(714) 557-3701
South Coast Plaza
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Located at Sunflower a Bear StrHts
Santa Ana, CA 92704 • (714) 241·1700
Adjac:4tnt to South Coast Plaza
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Classic Northern 1tat1an cu1s1ne a superb
wine list with a very capable staff to ;issure
your dining a real eicpereence Reser"Valtons
and 1ackets suggested 171 4) 751 7153
H.T.'S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
SeafOOd hke yoo ve never seen t>etor,.
With pasta 1n enchiladas Sr1r ,,,,.,, "'''''
fresh vegetables And a ""' ~·· ,, ,,•
fresh hsh broiled over mesQu•te chc;11 .. .., ...
Fun Lounge Music Videos
1714) 979-Fish
GANDHI RESTAURANT
En1oy our classic Indian cuisine in an
atmosphere that is reminiscent of India
11sell Fantastic IOOd and service await
those w1sh1ng a unique .ind tresh dining
e•penence 556 7273
UPSTART CAOW AND COMPANY
A complete t>ootitstore and lull service
res1aurant are 1oined togetner 1n this
unique concept Browse tor a t>ook en10.,
hne pdstries ano gourmet coffee'> or
dine on .1 menu that includes 10
hamburgers Pasla Pesta Salad MIO
Chic.ken D•1on Dally trom 10 00 A M 10
10 00 P M Weekend bruncnes
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UWPORT PaMTMOUaa -111. ..
Adorabte bachelor pad In a MCUrlty condo
compfex. Outdoor btllcof\y with OCMti VIEW.
Assumable loan O 11% fixed rate. 831-1400.
C08TA MaSA CONDO -111 ....
Sparkling 2 bedroom, 2~ bath condo
feature• 2 flreplacea, one In larQ9 maner
aulte. Inside -new carpeta and dr..,...
Outside -ck>M to pool and apal Auume
low lntereat rate loan. Well prk::ed. 631-1400.
Vil.LA •ALaoA -11ao.oooe
large outdoor patio Included with thla 1
b4Ktroom condo on tM flrat ftoor. Security &
community facllltiea for private living. A new
Hating! 831-1400.
NEWPORT aaACH COTIAQa + INCOlla
A beach duplex for a ~end hldeway + a
unit for extra Income ... or build 2 new units.
Owner• wtu conalder ftnancing at the .....
price of $169,000. 631-1400.
VILLA ML90A llODaL
Never Uved In! Thia la a 2 bedroom, 2 bath
condo loaded with extraal Decorator drapea,
microwave. range, refrtgerator. Private and
MCUrlty gated. A super buy at S1e9,500. Call
631 -1400.
ML90A FIXall -PfUlll LOCATIONJ
Original Balboa ChaJet with memorlel of
b)'g()ne daya. Cloee to Bay & 8eechea. tha 3
bedroom~ wW challenge the creattw
buyer. Listed O $175,000 FEE. 831-1400.
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ESTATES
RAM IOO' PRIMI
ISLAND POINT HOMI
Brtght tunny au view 4/ + bdrm. Dining rm,
den, big dock/a. play lawn & awlm bMch.
Walk to ocean fun. 7-car parking. Low owner
fin. 1750,000 (land Incl.) Room for expan-
aton. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 weekdays by appt.
Ow t-5 uo-0202
WHITE SANDY BEACH
Acroaa from Balboa Bay Club. 4 bedroom•.
3 batha. Completely remodeled In 19811
Aaaume $385,000 @ 10.s•1. and $170,000
@ 13.54Ye.
$875,000
NEWPORT BEACH
CONDOMINIUM
Two Income unlla PLUS reel~ 3 bd., 1
be.. and large 1 bd. unit with Yetr I .. .wao. ..... ow...-.. .... ..... to lo.
..JfrOnt. motlYated .-r, CM be pwc ...
eel under ln0.000.
... located lnoome Pt'OPet1J -2 bd + 1 bd
Uni -di .......... taoo.000./Reduced to -.soo
United Brokers, ~taltors
BROKERS OR ALE ER ON
Now Offering 90°/o
at our Corona del Mar Office
JOHN CAREY, GAi
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415.000 lad 385.•
OFFERED BY CHRIS HOPPEfl . .
2 Br. · 2 Ba, double garage, vaulted celltnga. micro.
fireplace. dining room, atalned gtaas, ceramic Ute, oak
cabinetry, aome view .
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