HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-01-30 - Newport Harbor EnsignESTASl.ISHED 1948 •3nH YEAR• NllitlEA 25•(714)&11-8120.NEWPORTBEACH'SOfl.YHOMEBASEDNEWSPAPEA• THUR&OAY, JNIJMY 30. 1•
Alcohol Abuse Said Way Up
Among High School Students ., .....
Recent undercover drug arrests at
Newport high schools helped raise the
consciousness of the community to drug
use by teens. but attention may not be
focusing on what appears to be the drug
students arc abusing the most. alcohol.
One Corona dcl Mar High School
senior, who asked to remain
anonymous, said, "I'll bet 80 to 90 per-
cent of the kids at Corona del Mar have
used alcohol."
But a classmate, who also asked to
remain anonymous, said in the four
years she has attended the school she
has never e"perimentcd and to her
knowledge, neither have her friends.
The truth may he somewhere
between these e"tremcs.
Mike Marino, chairman of the social
studies department at Corona del Mar
High, thinks that abuse of all drugs is
down from when he started with the dis-
trict in 1970. ··1 was appalled," said
Marino. Recently, the times he says he
has suspected a student of abusing
drugs while in his class "'have been
few ."
But Marino says from what he hears
around campus, there is quite a bit of
consumption of alcohol by teens at par-
ties. "They don't invite me of course,
but you hear a lot about booze and par-
ties. ··They don't invite me, of course.
Mike Murphy, assistant principal of
Newport Harbor High, also hears a lot
about abuse off campus ... If even half
the rumors I hear are true." said
Murphy, "there's a lot of abuse taking
place.··
Cocaine is a popular drug with teens
and LSD~s making a comeback, accor-
ding to Murphy. Alcohol is the drug
that he hears the most about and the
drug which appears to be most accessi-
ble to teens.
The student who felt that a large
percentage of classmates were using
alcohol said that it was relatively easy
to obtain. •Tve never done it. but you
could ask someone older to buy it for c..u• .. ,. 2
Balboa's New Resident
la 1900-Year-Old Mum.my ., .... .....
The m o ment Balboa Peninsula
Realtor Mel Fuchs read about "The
Mummy" tn a newspaper earlier this
month. he knew he had to have 1t.
Vacat1on1ng in Spain with his wife
Carole. Fuchs immediately went to
London. where an antique dealer he
knew there had purchased the 1900-
year-old artifact at auction from the
world-famous Sotheby's.
Less than two days later, Fuchs was
the proud owner of an Egyptian mum-
my. What sets this one apart from most
mummies. says the self-described
"collector of the unusual." is its size -
a 14-inch corpse encased in an 18-inch
sarcophagous. Sale price: S8,000.
Already. Fuchs has enough relics
(mostly maritime) in his real estate of-
fice t o fill a good-sized wing of
"Ripley's Believe It or Not." But none
of his possessions. not even the arm of a
cigar-store Indian ( .. I couldn't afford
the whole Indian," he jokes) that sticks
out of the wall next to his desk has
drawn as mucfi a ttention as his latest
addition. whom he affectionately refers
to as "Took em." ··That's because J
took 'em from England to California."
he laughs.
Word has spread quickly throughout
the Balboa l:ommunity where his office
has been located the past l S years. and
many v1s1tors stop in to see his new
"son." One friend. Charley Bauman,
brought him a box of cigars with plastic
wrappings which proclaim. "It's a
boy."
Actually, though. Fuchs doesn't know
the sex of the child. estimated to have
been about a month old at the time of
death.
Doctors who have "-rayed .. Tookcm"
believe the child may have been born
prematurely and was probably buried
during the Roman occupation of Egypt
about I 00 A. D. The infant wears an
amulet around the neck . probably a
gold leaf.
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Other than that, Fuchs doesn't know
much about the mummy. He attempted
to get so me information from UC Ir-
vine but "'as unsuccessful. At the
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-Stiff photo by S1Mn Georges
Hn-and-Run Suspect Bailed , to be Arraigned
Speci al
Fitness
Section
In side
A Feb. 18 arraignment date has been
set for a 34-ycar-old Newport Beach
woman arrested in connection with a
hit-and-run accident earlier this month
that resulted in the death of Claude
Hubert, a 15-year-old Newport Harbor
High School student.
Susan Norma Long posted S 10,000
bail last Saturday and was released
from the custody of Orange County Jail,
Newport Beach Police investigator
William Mcinnis reported.
Long, vice president of Financial
Planning Co. of Newport Beach. was
arrested Jan. 24.
Mcinnis credited two city sanitation
workers with providing the tip that led
to Long's arrest. He said the pair
spotted the dented 1977 silver Cadillac
in question and reported it to police.
Mcinnis said the vehicle was traced
to a Santa Ana bodv shop where
Orange County Sheriff crime lab in-
vestigators determined it was the car
authorities had been seeking since the
Jan. 19 accident.
"We definitely have the car." said
Mcinnis, declining to say why he is so
sure. He also refused to say what
evidence, if any. e"ists that Long was
driving the suspect vehicle at the time of
the accident.
.. We haven't even gone to the (district
attorney) yet," Mcinnis said. He said
police would definitely seek a felony
manslaughter complaint against Long.
but that the district attorney would
determine the charges.
In spite of the weekend arrest. Mcin-
nis said he manned a booth o n Irvine
Avenue near 20th Street last weekend in
hopes of attracting witnesses to the ac-
cident .
He said no new evidence or
C)C\\tlnesses came to light. but that
about 50 people stopped to 1nqu1re Sun-
day. "We gave them information and
some literature ... he said. in hopes that
word-of-mouth would provide some
new leads.
Lo ng allegedly struck Harbor High
sophom ore C laude Hubert of Costa
Mesa from beh1 nd as he jogged along
an Irvine Avenue bike path with his 17-
year-old sister. His sister reported that
the large ~edan sped off after the colh-
s1on without stopping.
Hubert died 1n a Fountain Valle)
hospital three days later
The sanitation workers reported sec-
1 ng the ca r with a damaged right front
and broken wmdsh1eld leavmg a carport
near Long's 46th Street home the day
after the accident.
The vehicle was checked out by
authorities who located 1t at the repair
shop three days later.
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NIE i MmllT •. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSl8NICOSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
-coordinate leasina in all e.-i1tin1
Business Briefs
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lttll Pf'lfarllt c.-.111 as senior
director of retail development.
I rvinc Retail Properties Com-
pany is a division of The Irvine
Company, and is responsible for
planning, developing and
o perating the company's shop-
ping centers in Newport Beach,
Irvine, Tustin and Orange.
former position as art director/
vice president for Wizard
Publications, she set up design
formats for new magazines, and
provided overall art direction for
the editorial, advertising and
promotion departments.
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..,.... D'E111t1a11 to the posi-
tion of media director, it was an-
and future shoppin1 center pro-
jects. Michael was previously
with Coldwell Banker as a shop-
ping center specialist.
lnll l l'lflll. "1111111 " .. lew,erl 1111•·•11•• Taylor
Woodrow Homes California
Ltd., has been appointed to a
three-year term on the Urban
Land Jnstitute's Residential
Development Council, a n -
nounced William F. Caldwell,
prcsiden~ of the Urban Land
Institute.
Headquartered in
Washington, O.C.. ULI is an in-
depe n dent, non -profit
educational and research
organization that has been
dedicated to improving the
quality of land use and planning
for urban, commercial, in-
d u s tr i a I , r cs id en ti a I a nd
rec reatio nal purpose·s si nce
1936.
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Arts Pledges
Top $56.8 Million Alcohol Abuse Said Up
Jn his new pos1t1on, Pope
oversees design, development
and leasing of The Irvi ne Com-
pany's retail centers. including
Newport Center Fashion Island
in Newport Be ac h and The
Marketplace in Irvine.
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ed Garnet Bl air to the art
department as an art director,
according to an announcement
made by Henry Hope, agency
president.
As art director Blair is respon-
sible for general art direction
and praphic design layout. In her
nounced by Toni Alexander,
president of the Newport Beach-
-based advertising and public
relations agency.
As media director,
D' Eustachio is responsible for
all the company's media adver-
tising research, planning and
placement.
D'Eustachio moves from her
post as media coordinator at
Serling / Marsh Advertising,
where s he served the past 21h
years.
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Beach, as leasing manager to
&EM WISE
One of the aervtcee frequently
requested In our store It jewelry
appr11aa1 .. either for ln1urance
or estate tettlement. Th ... ire
two very different procedures
and the value pieced on an Item
wtll vary for each. The purpoae of
an Insurance appr1IN1 It to es-
tabllth the cost of replacement
or recreation of the article. An
appraJsat for estate purpose wlll
differ becauae It It 1n atMts-
ment of the price an Item wilt br-
ing from a wtlllng buyer and
seller without a forced 111e.
The1e apprataala are l11ued for
exclutlve purpoaee and cannot
be. used Interchangeably.
An Insurance appraisal In-
cludes a complete, well-detalled
description of the Jewelry Items
and the gemstones uted; the
quality of cutting. color and clari-
ty of diamond• with grading
systems explalned; special Iden-
tifying characteristic• of the
atones and mounting; comments
on the workmanlhlp and type of
fabrication; a full aet of color
photographs and finally an es-
timate of replacement cost 11 of
the appralMI date.
We provtde the customer wtth
the ortgtnal and one copy of the
appralaal algned by one of the
three Certified Gemotoglst Ap-
praJaen on our stiff. Donna
Blackman. Rlcit McElvalne and I
haw all earned that title and
Patricia Rickard who It the
newest member In our appraltal
depertment hu recetved her
Graduate Gemologist diploma
from the Gemological Institute of
America and Is working toward
her certification too.
We keep a 1econd copy of the
appraisal In our file. The fee
charged for thlt appraisal aer-
vloe It beted on the amount of
time required for the work. If you
have QUestlons regarding thl1
service please come In or
tetephone ua for any additional
Information.
CHARLES H. BA R R
Member of
American Gem Society
Accredited Gem
L•bor•tory
9~J'.w
Westcllff Plaza
17th and Irvine Ave.
Newport Beach
(71-t) S.2-3310
Gifts and confirmed pledges
from year~end donors brought
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center's building fund over
the $56.8 million mar k. These
commitments from individuals.
families, corporations and
private foundations helped
achieve the $1 2 million goal for
the special gifts phase of The
Center Campaign.
Along with the special gifts
committee members reaching
their fund-raising goal at the
close of 1985. the area campaign
volunteers achieved 15.6 million
to surpass a challenge extended
by The Irvine Company last
August. At year end, the
challenge goal was exceeded by
$634,000.
.. The.generosity demo nstrated
by those wh o have made new or
increased gifts and pledges is
most encouraging," said Henry
T . Segerstrom. chairman of the
Center Trustees.
The combined total toward
both the construction and en-
dowment of the Center now ex-
ceeds S 123 millio n.
Celli .... fr• ,... 1
you, or you could go to Santa
Ana and ask someone hanging
around outside! a liquor store to
buy it, and then pay them," said
the anonymous teen.
"A lot of parents will buy a
keg for you if you're having a
party," the student added.
Parents s u pplying their
teenagers with alcohol is not a
teenagers' fantasy. According to
Bill St raw, counselor a t New-
port H arbo r, "some people
think kids need to learn to drink
just like they learn anything
else. They'd rather have them
doing it at home, so they buy the
beer."
Parent Penny McManigal
sees that practice as .. reprehensi-
ble. It's against the law, and it
shows very poor judgement."
M c Ma niga I is president of
Parents Who Care, a group of
JOO families who are fighting to
c urb teen s ubstance abuse
through parent networking and
education.
Murph y sees the attempts to
educate parents and students as
a good effort which may not be
ond ee1 s
o oce
300/o ·to 800/o
Off
WINTER I SPRING CLOTHING
girls 7-14, pre-teen, and
Jun ior fashions
1132 [/lOi~ J4o-e.,
qJ estcli bb Pe.oz.a 650-2105
working well. "I graduated from
Newport Harbor in 1961 a nd
things haven't changed much,"
he said.
"There's a certain clement
that says that if t here's a law it
isn't for them. I f their kid gets
into trouble. they have the
money to fight it. They say they
support all the education efforts
but do n't want to be bothered
with it themselves.
"For these people, it's a social
fact that you serve a drug when
you entertain, whether it's
alcohol, cocaine, or grass," said
Murphy.
Trent Harris, spokesman for
the Newport Beach Police
Department. said the police deal
with parents •• ... relatively fre-
quently who will buy a keg for
the kids."
Harns pointed out that there
is a tig d iff cren:c between the toori,,t
season in NewJ?Ort Beach and
the w1 nter. During a normal
wanter period. the officer called
to the scene of a party will deter-
mine whether there a rc teens and
alcohol present. If that's the
case. the party is over .
"The officer will try to contact
the property owner and if there
i~ a parent present. he will ex-
plain the law:· said Harris.
"A lot of time people arc ig-
no rant of the law:· said Harris.
Although the law is rarely en-
forced , Parents Who Care non-
etheless warns parents in its
newsletter that: "If an adult
elects to provide or allow the
con su mpti on of alcoholic
beverages on his premises and
the underage persons using the
alcoholi c beverages are NOT
HIS CHILDREN. he exposes
himself to criminal charges
which could be brought by either
parents of the underage person
o r law enforcement ... "
"It depends o n the situation,
but we sometimes take kids into
c ustody for lack of parental con-
trol and call their parents," said
Harris .
Murphy would like to sec
police enforce the law. ··1 believe
they {parents who buy the booze)
should be prosecuted," said
Murphy.
"My guess is that (other)
parents won't press charges, they
don't want to be at odds with
their kids. My guess is that
parents (of kids who are served
a lcohol) won't do anything.''
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Mummy comes New Slx-Acr8 Park To BalbOa
Peninsula Office Okayed by Cou·ncll
C I 1f t.. NI 1
UCLA Archeology Department,
be says he was rebuffed.
.. The woman there didn't take
kindly to my having it. She uid.
'What are you doing with a
mummy.' I told her I was going
to raise it,•• he joked.
He said the woman respond-
ed, ''Well, none of our
professors believe in people ow-
ning those things. They should
be in museums."
Fuchs says he is sure the
heiroglyphics on the sar-
cophagous which covers the
mummy tell an important story
and he hopes to find someone
who can interpret them. Among
the details arc a human-shaped
figure with the head of a dog
flanked by two women.
He says he docsn•t believe
there arc any curses connected
with his mummy, and he's un-
concerned if there arc any.
•• 1 didn't take him (from his
tomb) and I'm really nice to
him." he says. ''I treat tttm real-
ly well. I don't want to get
zapped."
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The Newport Beach City
Council approved development
Jan. 27 of a six-acre park site at
the city's wc:at entrance along
Pacific Coast Highway at an es-
timated cost to the city of
S44S,OOO.
The park plan must still be ap-
proved by the California Coastal
Commission, which is expected
within two months.
The strip of land (60 to 80
feet) near the Santa Ana River
is to include a basketball
court with low-level lighting for
night play, children's area. 28
wood pic nic tables, wood
benches and a dozen bike racks.
Council members indicated
they favored a park site to im-
prove the entrance to the west
side of town, which presently is
dominated by debris and tall
wire fenca.
The raident1 who 1poke to
the council ta.id they wu&ed
their own park and &teadfutJy
opposed any additional parking
for it. Moat said the parking
wou Id be used by beacbgoers~
not park patrons. and would
create a traffic hazard.
In its report to the council,
city staff agreed with the
residents on the parking issue.
Jn other action, the council
delayed for one month a decision
on supporting plans for widerung
of the Newport Channel Bridge
northbound. The project, to be
u ndcrtakcn in conjunctfonb with
CalTrans. has been funded, but
channel-bordering residents re-
quested a delay to look into
possibly establishing a special
a ssessment district to also
elevate the connector.
Janitor to Enter Plea in Murder
DA's Office Undecided Whether
To Refile $1 O Million Pot Bust
A Newport Beach janitor is to
enter a plea Feb. 3 in Orange
County Superior Court on
c harges he shot to death a
nightclub bouncer Halloween
night.
Ro bert Lainge Ducsler Jr .. 22,
was bound over for trial follow-
ing a preliminary hearing in
which Harbor Municipal Court
Judge Russell Bostrom found
enough evidence existed to
charge him with the murder of
William A . Girand. 24, in the
parking lot of Promises
nightclub.
Richard King, a parking atten-
dant. Shahriar Farahmand,
testified the defendant and vic-
tim argued about Ouesler park-
ing hi s car in the lot when he
a rrived for work at the nearby
Toka1 Bank Building.
The district attorney's office
has not decided whether to refile
charges against three Santa
CruL men involved in what New-
port Beach Police claim was a
S 10 million marijuana bust a
year ago .
Orange County Prosecutor
Tom Borris would not speculate
o n when a decision would be
made. The case wa s tossed out of
court la st August by Harbor
Municipal Court Judge Russell
Bostro m. who fou nd police
violated reasonable search and
seuure safeguards by boarding a
yacht that was allegedly
moored illegally and contained
the drugs 1n question.
The possibility of refiling
charges arose again last week
after the Orange County Grand
Jury found no elements of per-
jury involving the testimony of
two police offi cers involved in
the case or of obstruction of
Justi ce by a city maintenance
worker.
In d ismi ssi ng the case
o rigi nally, Bostrom cited a poor-
ly marked sign restricting moor-
ing at the dock where police
boarded the yacht. The worker
destroyed evidence when he
allegedly repainted the sign.
Borris said the district at-
torney has until Jan. 21 , 1988 to
decide on refiling charges. That
is when the statute of limitations
expires.
The three men arrested were
William Nelson, David Choy
and Vi ctor Lucini.
Small Boat Sailing Class to be Offered
Su cce ss ful s mall boat
passagemaking will be explored
when Richard Crowe presents
his evening course titled .. Cruis-
ing Under Sail .. bcginnin~
Thursday, Feb. 6 at the Orange
Coast College boathouse in
Newport Beach.
Designed for s ailors plannin~
long-distance voyages -and for
those who dream of doing so -
the class will cover all aspects of
c ruisi ng sailboats offshore.
Topics include charts. infor-
mational sources, pilots. types o f
electronics, self-steering gear.
prov1s1oning. galley organization
a nd general mai ntenance tips.
··cruisi ng Under Sail" meets
eight successive Thursdays from
7-9 p.m. The final class meets
May 7. The registration fee for
the 16-hour course is S40.
Fo r further information, call
Brad Avery in OCC's Com-
munity Services Office at 4 32-
5880.
According t o prosecutor
Professional sailmaker and
rigger, Rudy Arauz, will present
his Marlinspike Seamanship
cl~ beginning Wednesday,
Fel>. 5. at the Orange Coast
College boathouse in Newport
Beach.
Tools and techniques of the
sailmaker and rigger will be
demonstrated in this hands-on
class where students participate
in a wide variety of projects
ranging from basic sail repair to
decorative ropework. Emphasis
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After Girand ordered Deusler
to leave, the defendant returned
with a handgun and fired six
shots into Girand, King aOeged.
Defense atto rney Gary
Pohlson could not be reached for
comment.
Dcuslcr remains in Orange
County Jail in lieu of $250.000
bail.
is on making repairs at sea and
preventive maintenance on sails
and running rigging.
The comprehensive 14-week
course meets Wednesdays from
7-9 p.m . through May 7. The
course fee is $55.
The OCC B oathouse is
located at 1801 W. Pacific Coast
Highway in Newport Beach.
For registratio n information.
call Brad A very in the OCC
Community Services Office at
432-5725.
NIE 4 JfS'IT a 1. THE ~ EJll&MDITA -.sA fEWMRVUE TODAY
Bottle Bill as Empty
As 2-Cent Containers
The Newport Ensign mailbag seems an endless
source of amusement at times, and other times proves to
be a bottomless valley of press releases touting absolutely
nothing.
Recently, we received some correspondence from the
Californians Against Waste, a non-profit Sacramento-
based pro-conservation group.
But the funny thing was, we received three letters. All
the same. From the Californians Against Waste.
It seems that the Californians Against Waste wanted
us to know -very badly wanted us to know -about the
California Bottle Bill. In the press releases dated Jan.
13, a 5 cent deposit on all beverage bottles had been
passed by the Assembly Natural Resources Committee.
But then on Jan. 27, the environmental groups, in-
cluding Californians Against Waste, compromised with
the business groups that have been opposing the so-called
.. bottle-bills" for the past 20 years.
The proposed compromise legislation calls for a 2
cent refund for cons umers who return beer and soft drink
containers.
The bill still must find its way out of the Assembly and
the Senate before it finds its way onto the Governor's
desk and into the books as a law.
But just think about it. Polish off two six packs, collect
the empties in a large sack, march back up to the super-
market at the corner, and collect. .. 24 cents.
The original 5 cent option was a clear, honest incentive
for recycling. In the past, the retailers' objections to
the 5 cent return rate was that it would cause too much
excess work for the stores, and take up t oo much space to
keep the empties.
They know they'll have no simi lar problem with the
2 cent bill. If passed, the legislation will neutralize the
efforts oft he conservationists. giving them a holl ow bone
to chew on while handing the public a limp-wristed 2
cent option most people will ignore.
It would be a stumbling half-step taken to correcting a
serious problem -the waste on our streets· and in our
waters. Now if we can only do something about the waste
in our mail system.
Baker Communications
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Process to Find Newport's
New Police Chief Thorough
It is contrary to a traditional
macho concept. but Newport
Beach's next police chief will be
selected by a process designed by
a woman. And it dates back
almost 30 years lo the time that
Do r a H i II s. t he c i t y' s fi rs t
woman mayor and only three-
tcrm chief executive, circulated a
petition a nd placed a successful
initiat iv e on the ballot es-
tahlishing how the city would
~elect its police and fire chiefs.
Back in 1958. there were
suspicions of some shenanigans
in the police department, and
there were accusations of
cronyism in the chief selection
process.
So Mrs. Hill, the courageous
and indomitable crusader, con-
ceived a plan in which the
citizens were represented. All
~pplicants would be tested by the
city's civil service board. Final
a pplicants would be given both a
written and an oral test by a
~elec ti on committee of the
board. consisting of two board
members. two outside law en-
forcement officers appointed by
the board. a nd a representative
o f the city manager. This board
conducts both the written and
oral exams. The top scorers arc
certified by the board in a list
submitted to the city manager.
He docs not have to take the top
scorer~ he can appoint anyone on
the final civil service board's
screening committee list.
After Police Chief Pete Gross
recently announced his retire-
ment. City Manager Robert
Wynn appointed Captain Arb
Campbell as acting chief, and
then advertised the position
vacancy. The city received SI
applications from all over the
U.S . The list has now been
narrowed down to 11 by the
city's personnel commission.
.. There arc some very strong
candidates on that list, .. Wynn
said. "There also are two
members of the department -
Captain s Camp b c 11 and
Gardner."
The cit}·) civil service board
consists of Chairman Norm
L o at~. Pat Krone. Bud
Schroeder. Barbara Long and
Bert Carson . This board will ap-
point the five person selection
committee. Loats and Carson
will repre ent the board. The
board will recommend Orange
County Sheriff Brad Gates and
For mer N cwport Beach Police
C hief Jim Glavas for the com-
mittee, and Wynn will name the
fifth member. It is hoped that
this committee will conduct ex-
aminations in March and certify
the list to the city manager by
April I.
The other evening, the
members of the police depart-
ment hosted a farewell for Chief
Gross at the Balboa Bay Club,
and the pros and cons of the
selection process were discussed
all around the Main Ballroom.
M ost of the city's movers and
doers were thecc, and almost all
of the ranking officers of the
department. It looked like an
emergency command post -
with hors d'oeuvrcs.
There arc many in town who
hope that again a candidate will
be chosen from outside the city,
but there are an equal number
who strongly believe that an of-
ficer now on the department
should be selected.
.. There is no city anywhere
quite like Newport Beach, .. one
prominent member of the com-
munity said. 0 We need someone
who knows the city and un-
derstands the people who live
here."
"There arc too many factions
in this town," another civic
leader said. "We need someone
from outside who isn't beholden
to a ny individual or group here.
We must avoid cronyism. We
had that once a nd it doesn't
work."
City Manager W ynn, as
usual. is non-commital.
"So far. every appointment
I've made in the past 16 years
ha) been number one on the list
-police chief, fire chief or head
of the Marine Department. But I
a m not limited to that.
"I kno w we will get a good
chief -'omeone who is an ex-
perienced law enforcement of-
ficer. a good communicator, a
good administrator. tough but
co mpac;sionate and savvy in
modern law enforcement
technolog}. procedure and
science.
.. We have an outstanding
department."
Last summer, the city asked
me to prepare a report on the
44th Street OH Blowout, and in
the process I met more than 30
members of the police, fir"C and
utility departments. And I'm
proud to say that all three are
staffed with remarkable young,
smart a nd heady officers. The
middle management of these
departments is outstanding.
Whoever becomes the new
chief will find first rate men and
women to command.
Show at UCI
U .C . Irvi ne opens an exhibi -
tion entitled "Breakina Ground:
New Architectural Projects
from the University of Califor-
nia, Irvine. and The Jrvine Com-
pany" on Feb. 7 in the fine Arts
Gallery. The exhibition con-
tinues through March I.
Approximately 60 models,
plans, watercolors, and
photographs will be on view of
new and future architectural
projects at UCI and new
buildings in devdopment by the
Irvine Company.
Families
Scare Yourself a Bit To
Face Life's Challenges
If you're not doing 1omething
that scares you a little, you're
not living up to your potential. I
read this the other day. I like
what it says.
What arc we fearful of in
everyday life? Some of us arc
afraid to introduce ourselves to
or talk with others. Some arc
afraid to take on responsibilities
that arc new. Some arc afraid of
any kind of commitment; we
don't want to be "held to"
anything. Most of s arc afraid of
the unknown .
Yet, some of us sec the un-
known as a challenge. Sailors
love their sport because of the
adventure of man against the
sea. Hikers and rock climbers
love the challenge of man
against the clements.
but, it•s scary.
J'm intrigued with the un-
known. When the children were
younger, I thought it would
be informative to have a publica-
tion that listed classes for
children, family activities,
household and child care hints,
and any other tidbit that would
make my life as a parent easier.
U nable to find a suitable
publication, I started my own. I
learned everything there was to
know (and I knew nothing
before) about writing,
publish ing . markerketing a
newsletter while actually doing
it.
Some people arc afraid of fail-
ing. I love inviting a group over
for dinner and then preparing
something I've never cooked
before. The anticipation of
wondering whether it will be
JA•'llY •• 1
auccasfuJ is c"citina, but scary.
Ther~ have been times when it
hasn't worked out. But I've
learned something and it'• been
worthwhile.
I'm not unique in my ac-
complishments. I reaJJy don't
have anything that the next per-
son doesn't have. But, I'm not
afraid to venture out and try
something that J know absolute-
ly nothing about. In fact, it is run
for me. Because of this, my life's
an adventure. Every day is filled
with new opportunities. new
challenges, new people to meet,
new avenues to explore. new
ideas and information to absorb.
If you're not doing something
that scares you a little, you're
not living up to your potential.
To me, this means, if you arc not
venturing into the unknown a
bit, testing and experimenting
with growth or · chance for
reaching a full potential when
there is no desire to explore. Life
becomes mundane and boring.
Life is meant for Ii vi ng.
Challenge yourself. Don't be
afraid to do something that
scares you a little. It could
change your life or at least make
it more interesting.
Jane Hietbrink. i.r married and
a mo ther of a .rix-year-o/d
daughter and four-yeor-·old twin
boys. They live in· Corona de/
Mar. ·
Student Life ..lilt ..
Newport Teen Market
Needs to be Exploited
Newport Beach prides itself
on its large number of succasful
entrepreneurs: however, no one
has taken advantage of a large,
lucrative market right at the
doorstep. Newport teens need a
place to gather on weekends, and
surpri si ngly, no one has
capitalized on this fact .
Teenagers who Jive in New-
port will testify that there isn•t
much to do there on weekends,
especially at night. By the end of
winter vacation, for example,
my friends and I have seen every
movie that had been released, on
video cassettes or in the theater.
Balboa Island is practically
deserted after 10 p.m. when the
stores close, and how many
times can a person go to South
Coast Plaza and Fashion Island'?
No wonder most Newport
teenagers spend their nights
driving aimlessly, looking for a
party or somethin& anythin& to
do ... Where is evcrybodtr' they
wonder. •·what should we do?"
Recently the Newport Beach
City Council formed a teen com-
mission to try to give teenagen a
voice in their government as wdl
as explore the possibilities (or a
teen center. The need for this
commission came to light after
teens protested a 10 p.m. curfew
instated last summer.
What surprises me is that it
took this long for people to
realize that Newport teens need
somewhere to go, especially Fri-
day and Saturday nights. The
teen commission is certainly a
step in the right direction, but
more needs to be done. Any en-
trepreneur who gets up the
courage to open a place for teens
to go dancing or just to hang out
will be pleasantly surprised.
I was asked to speak at a
friend's memorial service recent-
ly. i haven't delivered a speech in
front of a group for years. I was
petrified. My knees were shak-
ing, lips quivering. When it was
over. I felt a strong desire to
conquer this fear of public
speaking. At present, I'm lcar-
n in g a ll I can t o become
proficient as an efTective public
speaker. Nothing is more in-
vigorating than a new challenge;
Family Relationships to be Explored by Evans, Others at Seminars
Memory Author
On Mindpower
f-rank Katz , author of
"Supcrmemory ... will discuss
ho"" mem ory improvement can
increase productivity, concentra-
tion, earning power and more at
a Saturday afternoon seminar
on Feb. I at Orange Coast
College
Registration 1s under'>'-ay 1n
OCC's Community Services Of·
face in the Student Center
Building . Houri\ are Mo nda)
through Frida). 9 a.m.-7 p.m ..
and Saturday, 8 a.m.-nuon.
f-or further information. cal l
432-5880.
TtE BEST BUY
THE LEADING EDGE•
MODIL-0-
NRSONAI. COMPU11R
co••w R..oRT:
•Ttie beet bvy aaon9 19" c099e t1bl••
le l.eedlftf ld9• "O<tel D.•
Comipvter pe rlp~•r•l• ev•l l •bl• e l
r eeeonel>l• pr&c••·
C.etoa ..... Ill pro,, ... eve ll•ble ,
~•1 C••• "•fte9 .. ent . Ce laftd e rln9 . ,, .. , ....
,..,..__. -·. --Oil tll.N
714 261 5665
Family relationships will be
explo red in three workshops be-
ing offered by Coastline Com-
munity College a t locati ons in
Co roan del Mar. Newpo rt
Beach. and Huntington Beach.
Corona dcl Mar-High School
principal Dennis Evans and will
assist parents in understanding
the nature of adolcsccncc in "The
Adolescent Years: The Parent's
Guide." The workshop will ex -
plore practical ideas aod insights
regarding issues such as com-
munication, freedom. respon-
si bility. and disci pline.
The workshop will meet from
7 to 10 p.m. Tuesday. Jan 28, at
Step by Step. 2627 Vista Del
Oro, Newport Beac h. The
registration fee is Sl 5.
A Saturday workshop design-
ed to assist parents and their
children in preparing for college
will be held on Feb. I. Selecting
high school courses, meeting
college en trance requirements.
choosing a college, and choosing
a major wisely wiU be among the
discussio n topics in "The
College Edge: Preparing Yo u
and Your Child for College."
Presenter Sue Kauth. a New-
port Ensign columnist a nd a
licensed family therapist,
heheves that it is never too earl)
UNKELAGENCY
Since 1964
DOMESTICS:
English speaking, experienced,
verifiable references, non-smokers,
our best. $250-$350 per wk.
Not as fluent In English, less
experienced, references,
$175-$245 per wk.
Non English speaking, appear capable,
experience, If any, unverlftable,
$134 minimum wage to $170 per wk.
1111 E. 4• a., Ill. 111. 11111 All.12701 541-3323
to begin preparation of a
teenager or a preteen for college
elig1b1hty .
The workshop wall be held
from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Saturda}.
f-eb. I. at Coastline Community
Col le~e. Hunt1n~t on Be ach
Center. Dr. Kerry Reynolds will
present a one-day workshop en-
titled .. Effect ive Communica-
tion fo r Co upl es" on Saturday.
March 8.
Offered from 9 a.m .to 4 p.m.
at Coa tl1nc Com munity
(. ollegc. Newport Beac h Center.
JIOI Pac1f1c Vic~ Drive in
Corona del Mar, the work shop
1s for singles as well as coupl es.
There as a registration fee of S25
per person or S40 per coupl e.
To rccClve addiuonal informa-
tion. contact the office of Com-
munity Service at 241 -6186.
ESTATE PLANNING SEMINAR
• How To Avoid Probate & Conservatorship
• Minimizing Federal Estate Taxes
• Disadvantages of Joint Tenancy Title m California
• living Trusts explained
• New Tax Law explained
TUESDAY
FEBRUARY 11
3 -4:30 •.•. .. .,., .... Mic llnry ..........
~ .... ""' ... 11111 ...
-ADMISSION FREE -
Featured Speaker will be Laguna Hills Attorney
JAMES A. HUMPHREYS
of The Humphreys & Brown Law Firm
Al ESTATE I IUSllESS TAX Pl.Mii• Fm
M•ten ats summer111ng 1oP<S d!Kus.ed Wttl be prOYtded
Reser.1e se•ts early to insure ecMiQuete Mattng end m.-....
(714) 581-6300 u11111111a
NIE l-JAIUllY •. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSJaNICOSTA MESA NEWSllRVtNE TODAY
ing wu reported In the ocean
front block of Sea IJJand.
..----------------------..... -....... arrested on suspicion of poua-
sion of cocaine for sale.
1700-Jewelry valued at SJ.-
SSS was reported stolen from a
residence in the 200 block of Via
Nice. Police Blotter 'hmlf. 'r I IF) 14 er...
TIHI Poltc. BJoft9r le ,,,._,,led• e publlc Mmc. lrom tM l#wporl Enelgn.
dftt911/ng crlm .. and .,,..,. In Nn/pon 8-ch. It lhou"1 N notH ,,_., crlmM
#af9d •r• only thoe• which are ~ to ,,,. N•wport 8MClt Pob o.art·
mMt. end •rr•ts med• •r• only tttoH au.pected ol crlm•, end not thoH con.
vier.cl.
081 S-A car stereo vaJued at
$400 was reported stolen from a
car parked in the 1200 block of
Marian.
2030-A cue of arson WaJ
reported in the 2000 block or
Bayside. ..,.....
200S-Beddio1 valued at S200
waa reported stoleft &om a car
parked in the vicinity or David
and Highland Streeta.
Arnlll
O I 4S-Brian Cballelcar
Holmes. 22. or Corona del Mar
was arrested on suspicion of ml ...
demeanor drunk driving.
......... ..., 13
ert..
0420-An attempted burglary
was reported at Lanz of Califor-
nia. located at 15 Fashion
Island.
valued at $300 and earrings
valued at $200 were reported
stolen from a residence in the
400 block of Begonia .
1630-A VCR valued at SSOO.
a phone answering machine
valued at SISO, and a Minolta
camera valued at $300 were
reported stolen from a residence
in the 200 block of 20th Street.
0130-Ward Attma Roban,
47. of Las Vegas was arrested on
suspicion of misdemeanor drunk
driving.
1835-Thomas Edward
Gallenkamp, 28. of Costa Mesa
was arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor drunk driving.
1330-Galen Darryl Lively,
41, of Garden Grove was
arrested on suspicion of dis-
orderly conduct. Arnlll
081 5-0ffice equipment
va lued at S942 was reported
stolen from Newport Harbor
Radiology Association located
at 1617Wcstcliff.
Arrllll
1830-Keneth Hunter Sarkis-
sian. JI. of Costa Mesa was
arrested on suspici on of obstruc-
ting and resisting a police of-
ficer.
0720-Alan Eugene Helm ,
26. of Anaheim was arrested on
suspicion of carrying a loaded
firearm in a public place.
~•ry17
I 000-A video camera and
accessories valued at S 1.540
were reported stolen from a boat
moored on Linda Isle.
ft'Nlr, , •• ,, 17
Crlllll
0800-An attempted auto
burglary was reported in the 600
block of Carnation.
...... .,. J••rr 1 s r.r.. 2330-Brenl Scott
1815-Women 's clothing McCall ister, 26. of Stant on was
Deposjtory Ultraria ...
1340-Currcncy totaling S 1.-
742 was reported stolen from a
car parked in the 3100 block of
Newport Blvd.
1040-A VCR valued at $340
was reported stolen from a
residence in the JOO block of
Grand Canal.
1320--A television valued at
$290. coats valued at SSOO. an
answering machine valued at
S 190 and a comforter valued at
$800 were reported stolen from a
boat moored in the Balboa
Marine Repair yard .
BRINGING
GOVERNMENT
INFO ON
TO YOU
1425-Vandals .reportedly
caused $200 in damage to a car
parked in the vicinity of 35th and
Seashore.
1430-A 1974 Volvo was
reported stolen from Fashion
Island's parking lot.
1945-A case of mail tamper-
1450--A ladies watch valued
at $4.500 was reported stolen
from a residence in the 100 block
of Wellington Court .
Information from the Federal Government on
'IUOJt'Cl"i nmging from agriculture to zool<>m b availahl<
at Depositor) Libraries across the natmn
You can visit these Ubraries and use the Depositor)
roUt>ction ~ithout charge.
To find one in your area. contact your locaJ LihrM)
or write to the Federal Depository Library Program.
Office of the Public Printer, Washin~on . DC 20401.
~ fe-akral •pository l.iltrary Program
K·22t11
PUktC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8UllNl!ll
NAME ST A TeMINT
The following persona
are doing bualneaa ••
BUSINESS PROPERTIES
PARTNERSHIP NO 17. a
California partnerahl p.
17831 Fitch, Ir vine. CA
92714. L.C Smull, ~South
la Senda. South Laguna,
C A 92877. James A
Chrttnenaen. 9651 Brynmar
Drive. VIiia Park. CA 92867.
Ch arles G Ball, 2533
Roberta OrlYe. Orange, CA
92689
Thia business 11 con.
ducte d by 11 genera l
pertner1h1p Signed l C
Smull General Partner
Thi• statement was llled
with the County Cieri< of
Orange County on January
16 1986
Ftle No F298398
1130 218 2113 2120 4606
K·21MO
PU•UC NOTICE
FICTfTIOUI •U81Nl88
NAME 8T ATIMIENT
The following 1>9r1on1
are ck>lng bualn ... H I< L
P leaaant on (Offlc el
Auoclat ... 43-43 Von Kar·
man Avenue . Newport
Beach. CA 92880, Koll
Pleaaanton Aa1oclate1
Number Two, 4343 Von
Karman Avenu.. Newport
BNch. CA 92880. l I F No
20 (Koll Ple ... nton Office)
19 Corporate Plaza. New-
port e..ch. CA 92660
Thia bu1lneta la con
duc ted by • gen eral
partnerthl p S i g n ed
Rlcherd E Frantiel
Thfl mtement wH Ille<!
-'th the County Clerk of
Orange County on January
23. 19M
F Me No F299081
1130 218 2113 2/20 4604
PU8UC NOTtCI
FICTJTIOU• auaa•••
NAiii! aTATllllNT
T~ follOwtng .,.raon 11
dOfng bUllM.. u · Gotd'1
Pnotography, 12 KlaJoa,
Newpot1 S..Ch, CA 9:lt83
Vlncerit Mich ... ao.d, 12
Klaloa. Newport Beecll. CA
92663
This business Is con-
ducted by an lndlvldual
Signed Vmcent M ichael
Gold
Thia statement wu fti.d
With the County ci.n of
Orange County on 0.C 5,
1985
Fiie No F294297
1 /9 1116 1123 1 /30 4528
K-2JOll
PUBUC NOTtCE
'1CTfTtOUI 8U81NIH
NAMI! STATUIENT
The following persona
are doing bu1lneaa ••
PACIFICA BUSINES S
CENTER ASSOCIATES. a
C a lllornla llmlled
partnership. Four Upper
Newport Plaza. Newpart
e .. cn. CA 92860: Howard
W Meister. II. 8194 La
Fremonua. Aencho Santa
Fe C allfornla 9208 7 .
Jeanette Engel. 9 SonrlN .
lrvtne. CA 92714
Thi• bu1lneu la con-
ducted by • llmlted
partner1htp. S i gned
Howard W. Meister. II
Th11 statement wu fli.d
wtlh the County Cl•k of
Or •noe County on Janua1y
22. 1986
Fiie No F298921
1 /30 218 2113 2120 4806
PUktC NOTICI ,,CTITtoua 8U81NI••
NAMI 8TATUllNT
The tollowlng pereon 11
do4ng b\lalneu u: PacttlC
Intelligence. 5140 B iren
Street. 1200, Newport
BNch. Ca•tomla 928e0
Pacific lntelllgence. A
C al1forn1a Corporation.
51 •0 Birch Street. 1200.
Newport Beach. CallfOf'nla
92860
Pacir1c tnlelllgence.
11gned Lonnie O Poe.
President
'h•• ltatement w•• filed
wtth the County Clefk of
Orange County on Jan 2 f .
f9M.
Fie No. F299083
t/30218 2/13
2120 -4f19
K·21ot1
PU8LIC NOTICI
"CTITIOU8 IU81NIU
NAMI ST A TIMINT
The loliowtng corporation
11 doing buatneu at
NEWPORT PACIFIC
CAPITAL COMPANY. INC .
388 San Mlg'* Drive. Suite
1385. Newport e .. ch, CA
92860; Newport Paclfle
Capftal Company, Inc., 369
San Mlguel Drive. Suite
1385. ~port Beach, CA
92860
Thia bualne.1 11 con-
ducted by • corporation.
Newport Pacific Capital
Company, Inc. Signed
Clarke Fairbrother. Vice
PrMldent
Thll mternent wa1 llled
-'1h the County Clerk of
Orange County on January
23. 1986
Fiie No F299076
'130 219 2113 2120 •eoo
_.UllUC NOTICI
fftCTITIOUI 8U81Nlll
NAiii ST A TaMINT
The fOllOWlng pereon 11
001no bualne.a ••· PHche•
~••ur•nt Dell & BekefY.
2340 Harbot Blvd . Co11a
M .... CA 9292e
Mr Wllllam Robena.
1921 lMWatd ln , Newport
Beach. CA 92880.
Signed: Wm. Roberta
Thia atatement wH fli.d
with the County Clerk of
Or•ng9 County on Jan. 27.
t988.
Fiie No. F2992W
1 /30 218 211 3
2/20 4620
PU8LIC NOTICll
"CTITIOU8 8U81Nl88
NAMI IT ATllMINT
The followfng P«totl II
doing buain... •• Union
Hiiia Property Fund, ltd .
4200 Camput Or!voe. Suite
102, ~port O..Ch. CA
92660
Robert B Scott. 82 I Lido
Park Drive, 0..3. ~rt
BNCh. CA 92863
Tn11 bualneaa la con-
ducted by e limited
partner.nip Signed Robert
B Sex>tt
SPRING BREAK
TAKE A
YAUCK TOUR
AMERICA'S #1
v....-.....,,,,.· TOUR
OPERATOR
SINCE 1925
Fr•Bnclllrl u,.. ...... ..--....
714/873-0380
iii, COM TRAVEL SERVICE
~ 3419 East Coast Hwy ~ Cofona del Mar. CA 92625
This statement w .. fli.d
with the C°"nty Clefk of
Orange County on Dec 23.
1965.
Fiie No F296101
1 /9 1/ 16 1 /23 1130 4528
K-22tl2
NOTICI 0,
DIHOWTION
0, ft.ARTNl"8HIP
Public notice la h•eby
g iven that Embe'rl L
Stringer, Jr .. and Jeck R.
Britton. her.tofore doing
bualneea under the ftcttttoua
ftrm name. and ~ of A)
The Propane Company; 8)
TM Furniture Stripper And
Cu•om RerlntaNng. at 1874
Placentia Ave .• City of Coet•
MeH 92827, County of
Orange, Slate of Callfornla.
did on the 14th day of
January. 1988. by mutual
oon•nt. dluotve tN Mid
p.rtnerahlp and t•rnfnate
their relllllona aa partner•
thefeln.
Said bu11neu In the
Mure wlll be eonducted by
Jactt R. Bntton, and wno wtll
pay and dlacharge •II
•ablllt... end debts of the
firm and reoetw all monl ..
1>9yable to the firm.
Fuf'ther notice la h•eby
given tttat the underalgned
wt• n~ be reeponalble. from
thta dey on. t0< any obllg•-
tlon Incurred by tM oth41t(a)
In (hi•) (her) (their) own
name(a) or In tN name of
the firm.
DATED AT C09ta M ....
Cat110f'nla. tht1 14th day of
January. 1888
Signed: Embert L
Stringer. Jr
1/30 481 t
PU•LIC NOTICI
'1CTITIOU8 8U81NHI
NAiii 8TATlllUCT
The IOflowfng P«IOn 11
doing bUaln... H : SLIDE
SOURCE. 2991 Grace leM.
Costa M .... CA 92e2e
Gall Ann Stev.na. 15201-8
River Ave .. Ne-Wpon BMch.
CA 92983
Thia bualneaa ta con-
ducted by an lnd lvlduel.
Signed. Gall Ann St9¥enl
Thi• statem911t was ftled
with the County Clef~ of
Orange County on
Oec:embef 3 I . 1985.
Fite No F288851
1 /9 1/18 1/23
1/30 4~
K·UH1
'UklC NOTtCI
8TATIMINT 0,
WITHDRAWAL
l'ROM 'ARTNIUH"
ONAATIMCI UMDtlR
"CTITIOU8 •U81Nl88
NAiii
""'-toMowtng peraot1 hu
wltharawn a• a general
partner from the
p.rtn•atllp OpetMlng un-
der ttte nctntoua buelneea
namea: A) The Propene
Compeny; 8) The Furnfture
Stripper And Cuetom
Aeflnllhlng •• 1974 Plecen-
tsa Ave .• Cotta Mffa, Cellf.
92827
T~ flctltloue t>u8'ne11
name atatement for the
l)llrtnerahlp WH flled on
Juty 25. 1883 In the County
of Orange. FILE NO.
F221373
Full Name end Addr ..
of the Person Withdrawing:
Embert L . Stringer. Jr .
13201 lmperlel Hwy., WM·
tier. Caltf. 90806
Signed: Embert l
Stringer. Jr.
1/30 219 2113 2/20 -4f12
K-11111
'UklC NOTICI
'1CTITIOUI •UllNl88
NAiii 8T A TIMINT
Th• following persona
arw doing bullneee .. : sue
SHACK 16, 1810 W. Balboa
Bhid .• P•wpo.1 &Mch, CA
92683; 8t.antJ O.W.n, 8640
E. Cwnegla Ave., Anehelm,
CA 92807, Aanu O..an.
8540 E. Carnegia Ave ..
Anaheim. CA 92807
Thia bualneaa 11 con-
ducted by husband and
wtte. SIQl\M: 8hantJ O.W.n
Thia ltMef'nent wM flted
with the County c~ of
Orange County on January
21 .19N
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0010-Mark Steven Crctz,
23. of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor drunk driving.
0045-William Jackson
Mock. 53. of Palm Desert was
arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor drunk drivinR.
Anention to Detail,
Naturally
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Promontory Drive EHi.
Newport Beach. CA 92ee0;
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Maldatone Lane. Hun-
tington Beach. CA 92948:
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Str.at. Weltmtnater. CA
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Sports Scene
Send Information about
your community or high
school sporting event to the
Newport Ensign, P. 0 . Box
9399, Newport Beach, 92858. ,.,. ..,. .......
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bor at Corona del Mar. 7:30
p.m .
llMly. FM. 3: Newport Har-
bor at University, 7:30 p.m.;
Corona del Mar at Estancia,
7:30 p.m.
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Newport Harbor, 7:30 p.m.;
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7:30 p.m.
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bor at University, 3 p.m .;
Corona del Mar at Estancia, 3
p.m .
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Newport Harbor, 3 p .m .;
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Harbor at Fountain Valley. 3
p.m.
CdM Continues Run
Corona del Mar's boys soccer
team continued its run at the
CIF 2-A playoffs last week with
a nip-and-tuck 2-t victory over
Saddleback.
The win ran the Sea Kings'
Scaview League mark to >2 (9-4
overall), while Saddleback fell to
4-2-I in league.
Corona dcl Mar visits rival
Newport Harbor Friday at 3
p.m. The Sea Kings beat the
Sailors 2-l in their first meeting.
Corona Co1ch
Expects Close
Harbor R1n11tch
Corona del Ma r 's boys
basketball team used a fourth-
period blowout to dispose of
crosstown rival Newport Harbor
in the team's first meeting this
year. but Sea Kings Coach Jack
l:rrion doesn't think it will be as
easy Friday.
The teams meet in the Corona
del Mar gym at 7:30 p.m.
"They're big and they have
three excellent shooters in
(Maurice) Lee, (Wes) Torrell
and (Jon) Alstrom," Errion
says. "And they've improved a
lot since last time. They have
been playing very well."
Errion is worried about the
availability of his star, senior
forward Jeff Fryer. the county's
leading scorer at 29.1 points per
game.
Fryer had one of his worst
scoring night 's of the year last
Friday with 18 in a narrow 45-43
win over Saddleback. An in-
fected cut on his elbow hurt the
6-2, l 75-pound star's effec-
tiveness, and Erri on says he also
has come down with the flu .
•• 1 don't know if we will have
him at all," said the coach.
In the teams' first meeting,
Fryer scored 34 points.
Meanwhile, teammate Doug
Green held Lee to six points. The
Newport Skipper Pearce
Sails to Starkey Trophy
~Miry ....
Gregory Pearce of Newport
Harbor Yacht Club outsailed a
!\trong fleet of Soling skippers to
win the Voy agers Yacht Club
Jack Starkey Memorial Trophy
Saturday. Jan. 25.
The ) acht club had its first
H ot Rum Series Race for
PH RF boats that same day a nd
the boats raced around marks
inside the harbor 1 n almost
perfect summer weather. They
sure didn't need any hot rum.
Russell Stevens in Win-Sun
fini shed first. Bruce Twitchell in
Vortex was econd and Carl
Last 1n Wings third. All are
from the host yacht club. •••••
Latest America's Cup report
from Bill Crispin. Eagle Project
Manager. is that the Perth heavy
weather has not shown up and
the boats had practice races in
wands of 15 knots or less last
week .
Victory 83. the Italian boat
with Eagle skipper Rod Davis at
the helm , was faster than French
K 1ss. the French boat in the light
airs.
Davis will be sailing with
Italians 1n the 12 Meter World's
Championship next month.
The Eagle will not be ready to
go to Perth until this summer.
The latest news from Perth will
be on radio station KOCM every
Friday during the 9:30 news
program. •••••
It looks like a busy year for
local sailors. with regatta.
scheduled for almost every
weekend. but there are no
national or world championships
scheduled here. Probably the
must interesting from a national
standpoint will be the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club's Best U.S.
event. Newport Harbor Yacht
Club. even though hosting the
event. has no special advantage
and ma}' not qualify.
The rules specify that it 1s an
event for amateu r sailors and the
~kipper cannot be a national or
world champion in any class.
Marine Scene
Yacht Club Challenge April 2 to
6.
Twelve yacht clubs which have
hcen chosen because of their
yacht racing activities during
1985 will be competing in New
York 36s to try to prove which is
really the best yacht club in the
cou ntry.
This event was started in l 984
and was won by the Eastern
Yacht Club of Marblehead,
Mass. with St. Francis Yacht
Club of San Francisco finishing
a very close second. It is a round
robin event with the club teams
changing boats each day and
racing as a fleet.
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
sent out invitations to 260 clubs
to submit resumes of their
yachting activities. A jury of
outstanding yachtsmen from all
over the country will review
those resumes and decide which
12 yacht clubs arc most qualified
to compete in this prestigious
~Mary .......
•••••
Tina McKinley. who heads up
the Bal boa Island Yacht Club
program. has been appointed the
U.S. Yacht Ra cing Un ion's
Regional Training Coordinator
for Area J sailing instructors in
junior programs. She has an-
nounced that there will be tw o
clinics, the first Feb. 28 through
March 2 at Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club and the second April
4 to 7 at Balboa Yacht Club. For
more information call 6 75-86 79
•••••
There has been a lot of activi-
ty on the docks of the local yacht
clu bs with sailors readying their
boats for the opening of the
ocean racing season Feb. 8,
when Balboa Yacht Club and
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
will be co~hosting their "66"
Series a nd Ahmanson / Dickson
Series for IOR and PH RF
boats.
Hawaii Signe OCC'a Moes
Orange Coast College's JC
All-American punter Gordon
Moss has received a full
scholarship to continue his
collegiate football career at the
University of Hawaii.
Moss becomes the eighth
member of OCC's '85 grid squad
to sign with a four-year school.
At least five other players are ex-
pected to sign within the next
two weeks.
Moss. a 5-10, 190-pounder
from Corona del Mar High, set
an OCC career record with a
two-year punting average of 4 I .0
on 11 I kicks. He was the Mis-
sion Conference leader in 1985
-an ranked third in the state -
with an average of 42.0.
A first-team All-Mission per-
former, Moss seemed to get
st ronger as the '8 5 season
prograssed. He ·had a punting
average of 43.S over the final six
games o( the campaign.
Sea Kings were leading 46-34
when they ran off 16 points in a
row and coasted to a 73-50 win .
Sance then, Corona del Mar
has reeled off four wins in five
Sea View League contests and is
in first place with a 6-1 mark
(I 6-3 overall) going into this
week's action. The Sailors were
in a fourway tic for second with
a 4-3 mark, I 0-7 overall. for
first-year Coach Tim Parse!.
Nothing To Do?
Check the
Newport Ensign Calend1r
Orange Coast College
Community Ser\'ices presenl!I
Sailing
Adventure
Series
Jan. 31 -Herb Payson
"A North American Cruising Adventure ·
Feb. 7 -Ralph Naranjo
"A cross Three Oceans
-A Family Cruising Adventure
Feb. 14 -Lee and Dee La Jeunesst
''Nicaraguan Nightmare" Sailors Beware1"
Feb. 21 -Al and Beth Liggelt
"Constrasts in Cru1s1ng"
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
FRIDAYS o 8 PM
ROBERT MOORE THEATRE
Fairview & Arlington Sts . Costa Mesa
TICKETS: $5 SO per eve in advance.
S6 50 at the door
Sertn: $20 Advance -S23 at Door
TICKETS o (714) 432-5527
Visa-Mastercard Accepted
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NII I MllllY a 1• THE NEWPORT ENSleNICOSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE Til>AY
DRAMA
"011111 It S. .. will be presented
hy the UC Irvine School of Fine
Arts through Feb. I at UCl's
Fine Arts Little Theatre. Tickets
arc $4 to $7. Call 856-6616 for
more information.
"Cri1111 If tM "-rt." a Pulitzer
Prile winning play by Beth
Henley, will be staged through
Feb. 15 at the Gem Theatre.
12852 Main St., Garden Grove.
For ticket information call the
box office at 636-7213.
T1ld11 sa.,s (through Feb. 2)
l aguna M oulto n Playhouse. 606
Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna
Beach. Orange County premiere
n f Briti'h comedy farce written
h." ·\Ia n Ayc kbourn. Confusion
reigns over love and money in this
l\.\ o-act production directed by
Cra1~ Fleming. Tuesday through
Saturday evenings (8 p.m.) and
Sunda' matinee (2:30 p.m.) per-
formances. Call 494-0743 or
494-8021 for ticket information.
"Carlinf' I' currently being per-
fo rmed al the Harlequin Dinner
PIJ_\.hnu,e. V\OJ South Harbor
Bhd . Santa Ana. Shows run
Tue ·day thro ugh Saturday
evening' al 8 p.m. with special
Saturda} and Sunday matinees.
Call 979-~lll
"My fair l.My" through Feb. 2 at
Eli1abeth Ho ward's C urtain
Call Dinner Theatre. 690 El
Camino Real. Tustin. Doors
open T ue!'I. -Thurs. at 6:30 p.m.,
f-ri -Sat jt 7 p.m. and Sun. at
11 JO a m. and 5:30 p.m. Prices
'tart at $14.95 with full waiter
'erv1ce C:ill XJ8-I ';40 for reser-
vatio n'
"Kiss Mt K1t1" '' running through
t eh 2 .1t '-;eh.1't1jn·, West
Dinner Pl .I\ ~lllu,e. 140 •\' en1dJ
Pico. San Clemente Ticket
rrn:c' \.tr\. from $1 6 74 to
S:2' ()l) \\ cdne,da~ tll Sunda)
cH:nin!!'· d1nnc:r at 6'JO p.m .
\\II h l..'.Urt .11n .It x r m Sunday
hrunl..'.h .11 11 'O a m . curtain at
I p m ~und,I\ evc:n1ng dinner at
" '0. curt.tin at 7 p. m. f-o r re~er
\ at1Pn' 1...tll -N 2-h l02
"TM Forli111r." on the \1 ainstagc
nf the South ( oa't Repertor}
TheJtre. through f ch 9 Ti ckets
.1rc SI" l11 S22 Curtain at~ pm.
r uc:,d.1 \ th rou~h f-ndJ}. .2: 30
.ind '< r m on ~.ttu rdJ}. a nd
2 'O .ind ., "' p rn nn ()unda}.
"l>rl\1nl! \rnund the H ou~e" on
th<: ~e1.11 n d ~t..1gc . J Jn ~4
I hr11ul!h f ch I h ( urtJ1n at X lO ' . -
ruc,d.t\ thrnugh f-ndJ~. 3 jnd
~ 'O p m 11n ~.llurda~ and J .tnd
'< r m 11n '>unda~ T1cket!'I are
'I ti tn ~2 1 f 11..'.keh arc avarlahle
or h1 it h rcrformani.:e' at the
..;( R h11\ 11ffti.:e. 6~'i T o~n
enter l>ri \e. ( 1>,tJ \1c,J o r h)
ckch.uge .1t 6~7 -40l '
..... , .... 111 .......... ,.. °" m r· opens f-eb 6. at Elizabeth
H oward's ( urta1n (all Dinner
Theater. and will be running
through April 27 "M y Fair
Lady'' ends o n Feb 2 Tuesday
through Thursda} doors open
6:30 p .m .. Frida) and Saturday
doors open 7 pm . Sunday
matinee doors open 11 ·JO a .m ..
Sunday evening doon open 5.JO
p .m . full waiter service, no
buffet lines. Prices start at
S 15.95. For reservations caJI
838-1540.
,, ' ?. • UC Irvine School of
Fine Arts production directed by
Robert Cohen. chair and
professor of drama. Fine Arts
Village Theatre. 7 p .m .
Wednesday-Saturday. Feb. 12-
15. and Tuesday-Saturday. Feb.
18-22. Tickets S7 Friday and
Saturday: S6, S5. S4 Tucsday-
Thursday at UCI box offices.
Ticketron and Telctron. Call
UC I at 856-6616 for telephone.
mail and credit card orders.
Sponsored by School of Fine
Ans.
Clry bf w1 II appear for one per-
formance only at the La Mirada
Civic Theatre. 8 p.m .. Friday.
Jan . 31 . Grant's previous
appearance at La Mirada sold
out quickly. This special encore
appearance will provide Grant's
fans a second opportunity to sec
him on film and in person ... A
Conversation With Cary Grant"
opens with a special film clip,
compiled in his honor by the
Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences. showing Cary
in unforgettable scenes with un-
forgettable leading ladies: Mac
West. Jean Harlow, Katharine
Hepburn. Irene Dunne. Eva
Marie Saint. and Grace Kelly.
Following the film. Mr. Grant
will appear in person to discuss
his life a nd career with the
audience. Cary Grant will open
the conversation up for
questions from the audience.
Tickets for Cary Grant a rc
S22.50 and S25.00 and are
available at the La Mirada C 1vic
Th eat re box office. or by
telephone (213) 944-9801 or
(7 14) 994-63 IO.
MISC
"Prncti1• lllrJI• ... presented by
the cw port Beach Public
Libra ry a t its Balboa. Corona
del Mar. Manners and Newport
Center branches. has announced
th upcoming schedule. At
Ba lbo a . the program is Tuesdays
throuszh Feb. 25. 10:30 a.m.;
Mariners: Wednesdays through
Feb. 26. 10:30 a .m.: Newport
Center; Mondays. Feb. 24 to
April 7. 1:30 p.m . Registration
1s required. for info. call Mar-
garet Poarch. 644-3186.
ll•Bll•I '-CIH1t1 featuring
performances by UC Irvine's
Mexican Ballet Fo lkloraco a nd
Spanish Dance Ensemble and
~tudents in the Japanese dance
program. f 1ne Arts Concert
Hall. 8 p.m. Fnday and Satur-
da). f-eb 21 and 22 Tickets S5.
S4 . SJ at UC I b ox offices,
T 1cketron and Teletron. Call
Ut I at 856-6616 for telephone •
marl a nd credit card orders.
Sponsored by the School of Fine
Arts
r.tar 1 ut " wna r., uc mm
.. 0 It a' '1 Ii in dance. F me
Arts Concert Hall, 8 p.m .
W ednesda}-Saturday. Feb. 5-8.
T 1ckets S5. S4. SJ at UC I box of-
fices. T1ckctron and Telctron.
Call UC I at 856-6616 for
telephone. mail and crcc:ht card
o rders. Sponsored by School of
Fine Arts.
lll llalta Iii .._ n... will
perform Sunday. Feb. 2 in
Orange Coast College's Robert
B. Moore Theatre.
111f INL NASA astronaut and
1985 Leona Girard Oistinguisb--
ed Lecturer. shares personal ex-
periences and comments on
women's opportunities in
science. UC Irvine Fine Arts
Village Theatre. 8 p.m . Thurs..
day. Feb. 27. Tickets SS. $3. S2
at UCI Fine Arts Box Office on-
ly . Call UCI at 856-6616 for
telephone. mail and credit card
orders. Sponsored by Office of
Arts and Lectures.
MUSIC
llllW 1111 I meet Tuesdays. 7 -
9:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant on Fair-
view Road in Costa Mesa.
Anyone who enjoys singing is
welcome to join. Call 494-8119
o r 897-0587 for details. .................... ........ ~
'tlltr performs in :The Avenue.
~Iva.
S1wd rt Spc.a.-
M.e\ 6~/JS Ny~ s.. ..
W-. IOO'S C t wwwrc s.,... ....
w--.i.-.~ .......
Men\i~'-.~
~s ,,
AIMn»T ..
Al Mm'a
...... ,, I l'f
lJar at the Anaheim Hilton and'
Towers Mon.-Sat-. 4:3~8:30
p.m. The Anaheim Hilton is'
located at 777 Convention Wy.
Call 740-4268.
'Ille a. ,.,.. .. bu moved to
Club 17. 1670 Newport Blvd. in
Costa Mesa. Farrell's group
features ·~oldies. country rock
and boogie Woogie rode and roll,.
Wednesday through Saturday
nights.
••••11111111 ltrl11 t11rt1t.
Program of chamber music in-
cluding Quartet in f major, Op.
77, No. 2, by Haydn; Quartet
No. 3 by Schoenberg; and
Quartet in E-nat major, Op. 51.
by Dvorak. UC Irvine Universi-
ty Center Heritage Room. 8
p .m. Thursday, Feb. 13. Tickets
S8. S7, $6 at UCI box office.
Ticketron and Telctron. Call
UCI at 856-6616 for telephone,
mail and credit card orders .
Sponsored by Office of Arts and
Lectures.
Clll .. llf ,,_ Ii 8 I inter-
nationally acclaimed baroque
flute virtuoso. Program includca
selections from Van Eyck.
Rebel, Serio, Ortiz. Sbinohara
and J .S. Bach. Fine Arts Village
Theatre, 8 p.m. Wednesday,
Feb. 26. Tickets $8, S7, $6 at
UCI box offices, Ticketron and
Teletron. Call UCI at 856-6616
for telephone, mail and credit
card orders. Sponsored by Of-
fice of Arts and Lectures.
, .... aM,...., ..... open to the1
public arc featured at the Via
M~ria in Cypress, On W~nes
day nights at 10 p.m., a lip-sync
contest with a $100 prize ii
featured; on Thursdays at 10
p.m .... The Gopg Show" is held
open to any act, including
magicians. comedians. dancers
and singers. Via Maria is located
at 9969 Walker St .• Cypress .•
For information. call 821-9300.
$ 64.00
$10'J.OO
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~ $ 10.00
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Harborlites
lroillloi'le vineyarck. dancing to
Horace Heidt Jr'• orcbatra and
Cbria Lindsay decorations,
which are in keepi• with the
mood and title of Rhoda' Spr-
ina couture, ••Spanish lm-
prcuiom."
Rhoda in a recent interview
noted that each of her collections
are inspired by her travela.
•'Spanish Colla:tiom" came
about when abe aaw a delicate
•
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the presentation is her applica-
tion of the transparent lace into
a partial veil coverina only one
eye. At first glance. the f raailc
veil gives the impreuion the face
has been hand-painted with the
lace designs.
Rhodes is considered to be
England's most romantic and
avant-guard designer.
Benefit committee members
attending the preview party hdd
at tbc museum were Vice ~ ta., s,r.-ad-..,
Chairwomaa Gloria SclUCk. St11le.
Luc:iDe Ad11111; ..., ......
JClllie DamD, N~ FOlllls.
Barbara Glahmae •. :l•«ly
Hemley. Nora Lelaaila, Sae
Mor.a. Dee P•kim. f.la._
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Qabmon's.
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Althoqb California'• court
system bepn in 1789 wbca the
Spuish aculcn uri•.S. it wa1
not until around llSO that it was
decided wba& the law of tbe land
wu going to be .. The colorful in-
tafude wu dacribed by Harbor
MuniapaJ Court Juct,e Frances
Munoz at the Costa Mesa
H i1torical Society' annual
meeting.
After MeJlico won its in-
dependence from Spain the
.. alcaJde 1ystcm" became the
most powerful meam of justice.
••tn the Mexican syllem the
alcalde presided over the mi.s.-
dcmea.non. They b8d the power
and made the decisiom on the
crimes which were mainly over
land grant and deed iuua," said
Munoz.
The chaos began here becaUIC
there were MeJlican and
American alcaldes. The
Americans foUowed common
law and the Mexicans followed
civil law ... There wu a lot of
confusion. Jt was fortunate that
A cuddly
bouquet for
Valentine's
Day.
Cu.rtom attention to every
detail. -Beth Burlc.s
Costa Mesa Life
there wu a low crime rate.
Howeftf, with ICriom crimes, a
speedy form of jultice
prevailed," said Munoz.
"8uen0& hombra," the solid
town citizens, comprised a jury
who would settle all isaua that
reached the trial status.
In 1846 the American troop1
invaded California and 1bortJy
thereafter the Gold Rush period
began.a period of rapid popula-
tion growth. lbe military rule
was not set up to handle peat
numbers or people. Munoz said,
.. Now there was total chao1 in
the laws and couru. Lawlaaneu
prevailed and vigilante com-
mittea were formed and dis-
pensed justice. Thia lasted
aro~ three yean."
It wu the Con1titutional
Convention that brought order
to California justice. when the
state's population amounted to
about 90,000 people. It was es-
tablished that common Jaw was
H
to be dominant except in
domaaic relatiom..
.. In llS2 tbe California
Supreme Coart &nt recorded ita .
clccisiom wbida wae mainly
land problems. In tbc fint
volume of cuca none came &om
Southern California,,. said
Munoz.
In COila Maa the Jl<ice of
the Peacb syaaan twpo with
Judac Wilson in tbe 1920'1. In
1929 Donald Dodae boramc the
justice of the peace and be
presided over problan1 until
19S8.
0 He started out in a little one
room building which he bouaJrt
from Charla TeWinkle. Thia
was moved from its oriainal site
to behind Judp Dodae'• hOUIC.
His Constable, Bill Pinc, carried.
no gun and be wu the one who
took the more serious criminals
into Santa Ana to tbc jail." said
Munoz. F.arly crima in this area
mainly involved 1peedin1
tickets.
338 Poinsettia, Corona Del Mar 714/875-8523
Knit Clinic a .. es aad ()pea How
Feb. 12, 13 ud 14 at 7 P·•·
Bring your questioM
-PL.o -Kni#i11~ ~am~ &<;'bu
(714) 7~9-3347
H Jut South of &he Five CroWM"'
3801 .,C., Eat Cou& Hwy.
Colona Del Mar. CA. n&26
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If your la tige (stem) is broken, your watch will not run . We are
proud to have Mr . Jal Small , MAS'TER HOROLOGIS'T, on our
premises for all watch repair . Mr. Small is a specialist in pocka
watches , Rola, Piaget and Patek Phillippe timcpieus . Pkast comt in
for a complimentary time regulation and insptction.
MOBOCO
F int J twtllry & Gons
.ZOO~cwport Center Or .. Newport Beach. CA 92660.(71'4)6+4--8325 ·Houn Mon.·Fri. 10-7 p.m., Sat. 10-S p.a
H8rb0rllt•
Cl 1 ,,.,.. .....
to service, CJ1dwlge o( inform•
tion, interface aroups and fun-
ding for the emotional needs or
children, tcenagen and their
families.
Entitled the '"Search Foun-
dation," Beverly Thompson
Coil. chairwoman, introduced
her board or dirccton at a recent
luncheon and explained
.. Search" ia a special fiv~rong
effort on behalf or the miuin1
and abused child, attanptl and
d.i minate · cbanical addiction,
help the family in pain and en.
couraae avoidance tbrouah
education.
Board members include Ann
Colin. Amanda Ean. Barbara
Harris, Ruthie Jenleft, JoA.nn
Kenton, Susy Luby, Hedda
Maro1i, Mary A•n Miller,
Bevaty Minney, Pat Nciler,
Linda Nunez. Berit Scbink,
Cathy Schweickert, Paulette
Semu, Betty ShambmJ and
Joan Stevem. • ••
Chi ldhelp, USA, wiU bold its
fifth annual luncbCIOn fuhion
1bow on Feb. 4 at the lrrine
Hilton and Towcn.
London Fa1hion deaiper
Murray Arbeid will pcnonally
preview bis 1prin1 collec:tion
with S.b Fifth AYCDue. Arbdd
de1i1oed • sown worn . by
Princcu Diua of f.aslud wben
•he came to the Uaited Stata to
opce British Imports.
Eieea Saul ii duirwoman for
the bcaefit. Honorary cbairmaa
ii J.ck Youaplood.
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Classic Styles Prevail
For Last Winter Months ., ... , ........
Sophisticated and classic arc
the best way to describe the
Italian and French made styles
currently in vogue. Fine detail-
ing such as hand-made button
holes accented with pearl but-
tons, as well as the hand picking
that goes into blazer lapels, adds
individual style to any wardrobe.
Overall quality and
craftsmanship combined with
natural fibers such as silk (100%
pure crepe de chine), wools,
cashmeres and the finest weight
of gabardine, leathers and
suedes compliment an entire
wardrobe. A wide assortment of
accessories such as belts,
scarves, and jewelry in-
dividualize any outfit. Many
local boutiques, including
Ellesse in Fashion Island Atrium
Court, carry sportswear, all-
wcather coats, suits, blazers,
jackets, sweaters, blouses, pants,
skirts, drcssc:s.
Again and again today's coat
lengths are surprising us -very
short. or very long. Regardless
of the length, nothing gets the
message across clearer this
season than a coat in a bold, rich
color. Highlighted with a color-
ful scarf or belt completes the
look.
Who's On First?
Check the Newport Ensign
Sports Section
Ladies ...
Haircutting Speciali5t
Foil highlighting and
hair color specialist
Make-up, fashion, and beauty
photo specialist.
Make over photo session
includes (4) Sx7's & (I) 8xl0
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PHOTO STUDeO
Tuee. Thru Siil 8 am · 8 pm.
2333 Ea8t Co.I HlgNlly, Su• A
Coron1 dll Ms, CA 825
714/875-0823
New twists in classic dressing
can be found by adding new
dimensions to traditional drcss-
i ng. Dyed-to-match separates.
like suede skirts and pants. add
versatility to a practical, sensible
wardrobe.
Sweaters have new found
softness this winter when match-
ed up with a great leather pant.
Leather skirts. jackets, and pants
combined with anything this
season is a solid investment.
The abundance of eye-
catching shapes and textures in
warm as well as cool colors
make an elegant, classicaJ state-
ment that will never age or go
out of style.
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llil111d& m 111 ; a .. 1 111l•1n I 1h1t1 ..r.
A11811t1 at 8111•.
Over 100 Made-Over At Salon
The Richard Ouellette Salon
in Newport Beach offered free
total-image advice for 1986 to a
group of over 100 men and
women. Entitled, .. A New Year,
A New You," the seminar took
place on Jan. 22.
The hands-on workshop in-
cluded hair, skin and nail care,
plus demonstrations in make-up
application. Participants were
aUowed to watch, learn and
question the Ouellette Salon ex-
pets. as well a plastic surgeon.
Several seminar attendees were
chosen to demonstrate complete
beauty make-overs.
··Better total image care is a
good New Y car's resolution."
said Richard Ouellette. "The
seminar allowed men and
women to learn first-hand how
to project a new image, .. be said.
The next workshop will be
held on Wednesday, Feb. 12-just
in time for Valentines Day.
The Richard Ouellette Salon
Newport 1lallct ~cademy * Clusical Training • Russian Technique *
• Pre-Ballet Ages 4-5-6 •
• Beginning Ballet through Pointe
• Special Ballet Exercise Classes
We teac h a special method for stretching.
shapmg & ronmg the body.
Children * Teens * Adults
2'32 5-tb An~, Awen~ • Cost.1 Mew • '46-7644
_ ~ Suzy's Repeat Boutique rm~.•~-f· Deslgne.-Resale ClotbiDg
e BW B1ua e Chloe
• Olcar' de la Rema • Onpro
e 8ov Mec:lrie e St. l...auftm
l)vwtpmenu by Appoimmeat
3519 E. Coast Hwy
O>rona Del Mar
675-3329
was established in Newport
Beach in August 1970. It is
located in Design Pl~ 200
Newport Center Drive, Newport
Beach. For additional informa-
tion, please call 644 6/J7 l .
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Smart
HerttaaePlua
4310 CuNu ~Suite F-1
Irvine• (714) 857-4547
270 E. 17tb Street
Costa Mesa
~136
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Taking the Pizza Challenge
Around City's Finest Eateries .,....,...,
Prudent persons desirous of
maintaining harmonious
relations with family. friends
and significant othcn would be
well advised to avoid discussions
of politics. religion, and who
makes the best pizza in Newport
Beach.
Somewhere it is written that
along with life, liberty and the
pursuit o f happiness every
American is entitled to be an ex-
pert on pizza. Herc at the Ensign
DOMANTIC
CONDO LA
CDUW
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wc•re graced with an editorial
staff who all lay claim to the best
credentials in town when it com-
es to judging pizza.
John Trausch. editor of the
Ensign, insists that having
attended college while existing
almost exclusively on beer and
pizza makes him the real expert
in our group.
Steven Georges. our staff
photographer. says he's eaten
the stuff all his life and admits
his mother may have purchased
small jars of strained pizza in his
infancy.
The remaining members of
the pizza team arc your cor-
r es pond en t, who was em-
barrassed to admit that she
didn't know where the best pizza
in Newport was located, and
Jack Shinar, assistant editor.
The pizzas were ordered, the
experts supplied with napkins
and plates (no forks for this
crew, we're tough), and the
tasting began in earnest.
In the interest of reportorial
fairness, we tasted the large size
.. special" from each pizzeria.
One taster, one vote, and no
fence sitting allowed.
Final verdict: split decision.
A Tradition
of Sea, Food and
Romance.
Experience the finest of candlelit
California cuisine , sunsets across the water,
and a touch of the romantic past.
At the Balboa Inn
I 0) \tam St f'l't.1 . Balt'tr.t (7 1 'f) 6., 5-.~-.1 l
Two for B.J .'s Chicago Style
Pizza. one each for Gina's and
Antonucci•s. That doesn't prove
much except that even four peo-
ple who arc trying mightily to
agree on a "bcst0 pizza, can't.
Trausch and Georges went for
B.J .'s in a big way. There
weren't many comments as they
busily ate their way through
several slices of this Chicago
style pizza.
"Chicago style.. means thick
crust, almost no sauce, and a
plethora or toppings. w c
ordered 8 .J. 's favorite in the
large size at $13.95. It came
topped with sausage, cheese,
onions, green peppers, black
olives and fresh tomatoes. 1t•a
cooked in a deep pan and the
outside edge of the crust is
browned.
This is a no-drip pizza. The
crust is thick, but light, remin-
ding one of the experts of sour-
dough bread. Perhaps the best
part of this pizza is the crust. If
you like your pizza light on
sauce, this is the one for you.
Coming in at a dead heat were
Gina's Pizza and Antonucci•s.
Jack Shinar, assistant editor,
went for Gina's and couldn't be
budged.
We're used to Jack's being out
of step with the majority around
here. He used to be a sports
editor. My own preferences stem
from an Italian Dad and a
penchant for really good
sausage, I voted for Antonucci•s
offering.
Shinar gave Gina•s house
special his very best .. two-picces-
and-J•m-stuffed top rating."
This pizza is semi-thick in the
°'""''. <111""1 0 111 o,,,,. M oNlay -S.11m/ay 'P"'
Sttlfllo1 Jp"'
crust department, with a good,
rich pizza sauce liberally aprcad
between crust and toppings.
These toppings included
pepperoni, sausage, green
pepper, onion. black olives and
mushrooms. Shinar noted that
four people could cat two picoe'
each of this pizza, sip some wine
to boot and the around S 15 price
tag would be a bargain.
If you share my love of really
good Italian sausage, An-
tonussi's is the pizza for you.
This pizza was topped with
traditional goodies and then
spread with some of the best
damed sausage I've tasted in a
while. There were too many
bell peppen on this pizza for
my taste. but pizza is a very sub-
jective thing.
Gina's is located in the Albert-
son's Center in Corona dcl Mar.
Phone number is 673-1121.
BJ .'s is at 106 Main St. on
tht Peninsula in the old Prison
of Socrates building. Call 675-
7560. Sorry. no reservations.
From the Peninsula, head
north to Antonucci'• located at
6700 West Cout Highway. An-
tonucci's ofTen a slice of pizza
for a buck. A bargain. To place
a pick up order, call 631-3592.
BRUNCH GUIDE
BRUNCH WITH A VIEW
Ch••111111 Buffet
9:31 to 2:31
CAPRICCIO CAFE
900 Newport Center Dr.
Newport Beach
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Sunder Chllmpegne •Nnch II.ti
............ In'°""
11 e.m. ·I p.m.
H•PPJ Houra .. H~l11t Piece In Town"
D•llJ 4:00·7:00 p.m. Al Wei Drt'*8 11.21
JOIN U• .9l11:Ko/.~-,;,~tl .~
1131 ........... c ......... (714) 117-lllO
tlM 1171 f
.. Romance Lanauaae, ••
cwTatJy at tbe Mark Taper
Forum at the Muic Center i1 a
merry, mad, and utterly fuanaliaa aan of theatrical in-
pnuity.
amateur 1cti•1 di1play1 of
Dickenson, there ii aome excite-
ment in the lodiao au.ck on
General Custer, ud it all raulta
in a very intripina produdJon.
exceptionally aood in a variety
or rob, notably 11 Mme. Nub
where heimpcnooatel a woman
with fin.-and ahup edaed
humor. Jacque Lynn Colton
deliahta in different rola.
a iltow for the that~
oriented and for thOIC wbO cu
let their imllination rwa u ram-
S-.nl u it doa in the show it.ldf.
You would never believe that
a play could have been bucd on
a pranite IO looeely defined and
u m,.Ufyina in purpote as tbi1
one. A par.de.or literary fi1ura
mix in with biltoricaJ fiaura.
It is an adroit combination of
reality and unreality, of fantasy
and hiltorical fact, or invention
and imaaination, and it ii a
production that briahtem the
Taper horiz.on for the new year.
The only problem ia that it tends
to aag a bit in the lut Kene in
heaven~ and one ia never quite
aure jmt what PamcU ii trying to
accomplish. la it thediacovcry of
America u it becomes a nation?
la it the identification of literary
history with other historical
elemenu? Perhaps this ia not
meant to be analyz.ed but simply
to be enjoyed. It suc:cecdt in do-
in1 for the most part.
Sheldon Larry directed and
manaaa to given some cohaion
to the 1prawlin1 play, no mean
feat . Loren Sherman's com-
plicated but arre1tin1ly in-
tercatin1 set daip ia masterful.
Hucklcbary Finn i1 out to
find Tom Sawyer and Walt
Whitman aoea alona u a com-
paniOll ••• Tbm tbae ia Louin
May Alcott who bu written all
of thoee nice children'• book:a
but who bu a strong urge to
take Henry Ward Thoreau to
bed and wbo.ddiaJlta in writing
boob with heavy aaual ovcr-
tona ... You have Ralph Waldo
Emerson who once aupportc:d
Whitman for a while ... And
Charlotte Cushman, a noted ac-
tress of the time, who bu
romantic inclinations for Emily
Dickenson who also does aome
dreadful exhibitions or acting ...
And on and on.
The odd part of it all ii that all or tbcae characten knew each
other in real life, with the excep-
tion or Cushman who never bad
Dickenson in tow. It is a stranae
play peopled with unusual
cbaractcn and ,;vcn vivid life
with aharp touches of humor by
the author, a new writer, Peter
Parnell The rc:aulta are often
hilarious, especially in the
The cast is generally excellent,
with Concetta Tomei a big bit u
the flamboyant and overly sex-
ual Cushman. Her timing is a
beautiful thing to see. As her
cozy companion, Valerie
Mahaffey is hilarious in her
bumbling attempts at acting and
her ultra naivete. Dakin
Mathews is a good Walt Whit-
man, and Jon Hatthews is an
energetic, impuslive, excitable
Huckleberry Finn.
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Gl'YIN ..............
fu rnlture, flxtu,.1 and
equipment pre1ent1y
located at 1381 South
Hao lend a Boulevard. ............ ,,.... c.amor-
nla 11741 and bellewd
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TECH SY'ITEMI. 1113 Pott
Abbey Place, Newport
Beech. CA~ OennlaD.
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Pllcle. Hcaport BMd\, CA --Th.. bu•ne11 I• oon-
ductecl by an lndMdual.
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ACTmOU8 IUSINOS
NAME STATEMENT
TN ~'I pereon II
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o.a_ Hsapcwt ...._ CA
f rancis Conroy combines sex-
ual frustration with Victorian
frigidity neatly u Louisa May
Alcott, and John Vickery is a
romantic looking, sturdy
Thoreau. Howard Shangraw,
from South Coast Repertory, is
12113.
Thte bu.in.ta .. con-
duct• d by a llmlted
pel1nerehlp.tMgned: Robert
a .Scott. TNe ..........,. .. Ned
with the County c.tc ol
Orange County on
December 31, 1815.
Fie No. F2170S7
119 1111 1/23 1/30 4537
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abendoMd ........ °' the flc:llloU• bullneae name
TOWN 80UAN DENTAL
loceted .. 12'01 Hwbor
Blwd.. .... A-3. Garden
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COunty ol Onngll.
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duated by an lndMdua.I.
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TNe 111 ment ._ fled
..... tM county clerk of
Orange County on the
J9n..ry21, 1 ..
Flit No. , 17...,
1131 2JI 2113 2/20 401
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.. doing bu---~ WIUEfT LTD. MO·~
Cen&er Drive. Sult• 114,
"-"port IMdt. CA ~
Gary A. WllMt, 1• Whit-
man Dl'ha .......... CA
IM70
TN1 bu..,_, It oon-
dUctad .., a oorporllon.
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•1ocktower 8ulldlng
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pMF19etllp. ortglllllli/ con.
111t1ng of Howard W.
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end ,... ICn.cdaldt. and
... ._ mn1ecl on ltl
bu..._ at Four Upper
Ne•pott Pima, Ne•port
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affective 11: It p . m .•
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data, no pereon ha•
authority to Incur
OblglliOll'• on befWr ol the
fmMr pertnii aNp.
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PICllllOUe .......
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The IDIDwtng corporlllk>n
I• doing bu11ne11 a1:
HIDDEN MOUNTAIN
ESTATU. H212 Peteh
Drive. Dana Point, CA
8"21; lher_,,, 1t,..corr-
tlnantilllOwi~r1a, 1nc..
25212 ~ Drtva. Dane
Pant. CA 12121
Thie bualneae 11 con-
duelled by a oorporaaon.
~ lntaroonttnental
Devltapmeum. Inc. 8agned:
JoM """'°'· Pr ........ Thie JI 111 ,..,,. -ftlad
wtth the ~ a.tit "' Orllnfl County on Jlln'*Y "·'-Fl9No. , ...
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SMHQn
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fec.-S -llotn 10 to 100
duc:tlld by en Individual.
!Mgned: KanMth .. ...
Thie ........... 111ee1
wtth the County c.tc °'
Orange Coun1y on Dec. 27,
1815.
Ale No. F21&427
119 1111 1/23
1/30 45441 . .-...
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um8TAJW n. ~., corporaaon
11 doing bu1lne11 ae:
DUFOUR. 2914 w.. OcMl'1
Front. ttwpo:rt ~. CA
812111; P. F. Outour Inc..
2114 w ... ~Front.
Ucaport a.ch, CA 92981
Thia bu.ineea 11 con·
ducted -., 1 corporaaon.
P .F. Oueour, Inc. Signed:
Juan Carlo• Mallmann.
Prelfdent
Thia ......,.,,. ... ftlad
wttf'I .. County Clertt ol 0r..-County on J...-y
15, 1 ..
Fie No. F218324
1/30 219 2113 2/20 ...,. ·--"*.IC ---n-aca-nc11190U8 ..,._ ..
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The IOlowltlt1 pat9on le
doing bulfnell u: THE
fUANfTUAE 8TIWPEA I
CUSTOM AEFtNl8HINO.
1874 Pfllcenela A.,.,, eo.t.
...... CA 12127; .Mc* R.
Brttlon, 5123 Haroo SI ..
Long Beech. CA ._,.
TN• bu .. ,... le con-
ducted by an lndMdual.
Signed: .Mc* R. Britton
Thie 1111 ... ,.. ... filed
""" tfW County CW* °' Orange County Of'I January
16.1-
Fle No. F2'l32I
11SO M 2113 2/20 4813 ·--PWIJC .cmca
PICTmOUe Mitt••
...-nAftll n
TN ~I di• ,...an ..
dcMr'I bu1lr •• • TOWN •
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Man9'etten. Manhattan
Bwt'I. CallOrnla ._
Thta ~ la con-
ducted by an lndlvldual.
Signed: Jamee E. Brown
TNa ... ""*" .. Ned
wtth the County c.tc °' Orenge County on Jenuwy
2. 1 ..
Fie No. F297022
1/9 1/11 1123 1/30 4543
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P1CrniOU8 .. ,, ...
llAmlTArW
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dotng ~ • TOMMY
VU PAOOUCTIOHS, 303
~ It., NNport 8aed\,
CA 12'83; Tom W.. 303
32nd St., NNport 8aed\,
CA813
Thie bu•ne• I• con-
ducted by an lndtvtdual.
Signed: Tom Welt
Thie • 11 \~ WU ftlld
wtth the County Clertt c1'
Orenoe eow.ty on Januwy
22, 1 ..
Fie No. F2l8IOO
1/30 21'1 2113 2/20 4588
"*.IC MOT1CI
l'\Ci if iOU8 .,... ..
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The folawtng· pereon la
doing bu11ne11 aa:
NEWPORT FINANCIAL
UNUMTED. 1 n Ahier8'de
Aw •• f/f. NNpott IMd'I.
CA 121D: AldWd SulMan.
177 Alvarlfde Ave .. IF.
PlatllPOft le9c:h. CA 12913
Thie bullne• le con-
duc:t9d by an lndMdual.
Stgned: Alc:Nrd a.1Man
Thie _..,.,,. ... med
wttf'I the County Ctlrtl of 0r..-Cowity on Jenusy
22.1tl8
Fie No F2111a
1 /30 219 2113 2120 4516
..UM.IC MOTICI
PICnnGUa MlltrllM
MWSTA-.119'
The foloawtl4 per90n ..
doW'8 bu81nw .. Thomu
23 Property Fund Ud .. 4200
Campus Dr. 102. .... P"t
Beld\.CA~
Aobeft .. Scoel. 121 Udo
Park Or. D-3, Newport
a..ch, CA tllll3.
TIMe ----.. con--ducted by a ll•lt•CI pnwlHp._......,
I MA Cllorm Line" .
LAllt two perfot"'8nCee JM. 19 I
IDO!IDO!
STARRING
KEN BERRY
OF T.V.'s
FTROOP
PETilCOAT JUNCTION
MAYBERRY RFD
MAMMA·s FAMILY
B.Scoll&.
Thie I I liel'lt -Ned
wtth the County Clef1l ol
Or-.nge County on Dec. 31.
1985.
Fl .. No. F217035
119 1111 1/23 1/30 4538
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LANGE CONSTAUCTION.
513 c...-na DrM. •••port
a..:h, CA a.s: AnllttotPt
Albert lAnga. 513 Ceilllna
Dr1v9.. ••a port a.d\. CA
112913
Thia bu•neea I• con.-
ducted by an lndMdual.
Signed: Anthony A. Langit
Thle ........... ftled
wllth ... County Qer1l °' 0r-. on JelM*Y 22. 1tl8
Fie No. F2N7ll
1 /30 211 2113 2/20 4581
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PICllT90U8 Wm
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doing bualn••• ••·
ORIGINAL SAM'S PIZZA.
21741 Lall• For• Dr 1101.
El Toro. CA 92830.
Petncll M.. Meted. 18071
Holl) St. 17. Huntington
a..:h. CA 12148.
Thie buetn .. 18 con-
ducted by an lndlvldual.
8'gned: Patrlall M. Nefed .
TNe -·'*"' .. Ned wtth the County Qettl °' ~ County on Jan. I .
1Me.
Fie No. F2t7517
1111 1123 1/30
211 4568
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Syetema Equipment. 510
Irie A--.. Corona cllll Mer,
CA '2'125. a. •. ~ 510 ""
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1115.
Fiie No. F295165
119 1111 1123 1130 4538 "--•TATl•••T 0,
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partn•r from the
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9wh. Clillllw'tMe -.0
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l*tl•Glllp ...... Oft ~
13 1-In tM County c1'
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Donald M. Koll and ~
Brltllngham Koll. Tr~
c1' the KcMI Famtly Trutll
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1871. 4343 Von Karman
Avia.. .._port Bwh. CA
82llO
Signed: Donald M. Kol,
Trim.
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ducted a.y .,. uatncor-...,.., ·~ , .... --... a ..... mJNp.Slgr'8d:
"--LNctwdsoft
11111& I ,.,,. -tied
...... Counlf a.tr of
Orange eo.., Oft ,,.,..,.,
11.1•
Fie ND. rn•1•1•H'"+1
112' 1/SO M V1S 4581
... ICnonca
HCibhOU• •as•• .... ..,,... " ne..._....,.. ..
doing 11iu-.. u: THE
NEW CAR H0TUNE. 301 eo.n. ............. .,.,
....,__ CA ~ Oewtd
Alen .. -. 301 ea.. -....... .... port heel\,
CA~
TMs ........ con-
..... ~ .. lndMduel.
..... DIMd~ ...
Tiiis I ·---... -eo.... a.tl -Or-.. c::... -......., 21.1-
Als ND. f I Hf 1m ,,. M 211 a 4llO
CA ~Kell&.., Inc:..
--~Dr-. ...
102, tis p IW1 ...._ CA
12W. D I a .. HBTV. A
Jalnl v......_. c I o ~
Stataa Ener-gy. Oaualcp
..... 1 Collpcwatton, 11100 .,._,..._,.,..o.ttur.-.,........_CA_
l1W ~Ill la ..,.,_
~ b1 .... wenture.
...-a.-.~ ..
&ac. v, .. Kai e.., Inc.
TN& 11I1 m.-1 -tlsd .. .. Coulltf Clartl of
Or•ng• County on
Decarnber '1, 1-
Ae ND.~1
119 ,,,. t/D 1/SO "542
... ICMOTICa "...,., HCbihCllJe •tll IW .... .... "
Thal.-: .... ......, Is ............. , .......
Meal ....... ,,.,.. Cor-
pot8Mcwa.., .... .....
0.-. tlsapo:rt 9Jad\. CA --IOCA..i ............
Corpm'llloft, a c.Mornta
Corporation, H3 San
Miguel Drift, N .. port
...,._CA-.
TNa ........... Is c:on-
dudsd .., a oorporll5cw1.
soc A...e MMlglment
Corporation. Signed:
~A. ...... EJ9CIUllN
Yk:l&Pi ........
Na 11121 man1 -tied
..... Coulllf a.tr of
Or2fV9 ~ Oii ....... 7 • , ...
Ria No.,., ..
1118 1123 1/SO
211 4570
HCiibiOUa ----..... STAft IErT
The toloillfW ,.,.on ts
doing bu..._.. u: THE
C&.AS81C LOOI<. 17 Tahoe.
.,.._ CA 12715; S.a P.
~ 17 Tahoe, IMne. CA
92'715
Tlale bull.,... la con-
ducted by ... lftdtwtdu.I.
S1$r'9Cta..P.Laub
llala II Ill Feftl ._ tied
....... ~°""'of Or-.. eour., on ...,.,_,
11, 1-
Flls ND. F:ZUa
1/D 1/30 211 V13 4511
.._,IC llCmC8
"""' ... .,, 111• uanan 1t
TM •• i"1 person Is
... bul'rlll w 1140
~ T LTD., 6140 llrct.
Slrfft. 1200. Newport
---.. c .. ra ••-. .,..,.. .... ....,,an
T,....,. lsltnd. I .. -
&w::b. C .. h'Ne .. 1.
Thie ... 1 I M 1 • OOftoo
ducted by • ll"'lted ................. :~ ,.........,,
TNa I rant -tlsd
... " OH•t• Co•••r on
Din-.tt.119. ,.. .... ,..,..
1/t 1/M 112'
1/SO 4133 .......... .....
HC:tfl•IM•HR•
...... u "" The fJIU ... ......,_
are .............. w.
Nw1oLn .......... -"°"I...,._ a CO&iilt L......., ............ t40 .... ,,°" c.... Dr ...... . t• ;1t1 ...... CA-.
AJ1ulatll1MMlllDI•
lftfte10ra. a CaHf. Ltd.
......,.. M t11 ;crt
C..-o.ew;..,.. Mlaport
~CA-. Anoetlcaft Mini Storage
tnvnton, a CallfOfnla
......... l'.r.MllMp;
l..O. etw1•1no femtty ............ ..., •••pert
0... om.. lulle 415.
t ... port 9lltch. CA 1810.
LO. a.r11l1no. M ....._
pott o.ne. OttWe. .....
416. , ... port ~ CA ....
JKS 1nwe11ment•
Pa11•1Np. l40 Ml•port
CeftW Ottwe. ...... All.
tkatcn 8Wt\ CA..._ .,_ Diamond ..__.,
ment Company. 2323
nr.twn ADld. Mton. OH
4011 ... A,.,. er..
...._Trust. 19711 BIOno
,,...._ AsllCfto ....... Fe. CA
aDl7.
Epatettt famtt1
P•._ .. I. ER>. 1• K
...._ N.W., W-'*IP8IO'i. oc-.
catfford A. BoacklMn.
M.D .• IOO Lucull ....... '*'°"' OH "302. Mo •dJ. ......... 0 .. 211
Locu9I ....... Miron. OH
4414S.
o.utll •. ~ 710
Alplaa Oftwe. a. JIJUIJd. OH
4414
................... _21M2S
8 . SuNtaa React. Long lwh. CA _.
John a ......_ "'~ 20&2I
S. Suuna Road, Long
a.ct\. CA -10.
DEF fund, an Ohio
o..sl Pr..•ilfllp, 1700
Huntington lulldtng ,
Cla Jflsnd. OH 44115.
LD. awtalMo. MO.._,_
pott CMI• Dr"'9, 8utte
456. t•mpart lwh. CA .....
Thie buat,.... le cons
duc:t•d bf a ll m lted
~ 9q'9d: LD •
a.1sllsno.
This ............ fllsd
~ ... ~a.ts of
Onnge ~ on Jan. 7, , ...
F1ls No. F217424
11111123 1/30
2JI 4M2
HChhOU9 -Ill•
l2W STAt rT
The --.... ,.,....
•e dolftt llMlal..... •:
Al'Wtc:. f.JGlflS ...... •
91•••r~111 w .1n-
k. .... ~11, C09tls .....
CA~ .
......... G.KIM.,WPW,
pont k . Ca.ta .._, CA ....
Aatptl w. Hart, 11H
C.iCI • • t.-.. .... pou1
8-:ta.CAllllD.
Thie bu*.-.. con-
du ct ad bf • general
~--=~ W. tWt.
TNa ••• ,...,,. .. fled
.. .. Coun«y a.tr of
Or8"g8 County on Jen. 1s. 1-.
F .. No.F~
1111 1/23 1/30
211 4565
..,.IC aonca
PICTmOUallUal••
llAlmSfACT rT
TN ~. P9"IOft Is
dc1W'9 but 111 -QOUr8 PHOTOORAl'HY, 1t 9011oe,
tlurpcn Bwfl. CA Illa;
Vincent '*'-al Gold. 12 .a.o., t•wpo.1 ....._ CA
l'2m '""' ..... n.. .. c:on-ductM ,,, ... lndMduaf.
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Odd
TN& cll 1 7*11 .. tlsd
wlll .. ec.._ Clsrts OI
Orange County on
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CenW °"" ..... •••I*' ~CA-.
Amertcan Mtftl ••eoe 1nveet0te. a Callfornl•
Umllild .........
LO. etwt1111no P~
Pall•llNP. MO fll pwt cenw om. . ..,.. 411,
..... port---. CA ....
L.O. Ch tar 7lOJ MO...,..
port c..-om.. lulte
455. fllaport 8wf\. CA ....
JKS tnveatment•
PIN• ..... MO f~
c... DtM.. ..... "'· t•port....._CA.-,.
~ Dl..ond ....
ment Company, f323
TlMMfft -..S. Miron. OH
44313.
..... A. 8rtggl Cf-
...., Tnll&, 11716 Blorro
V--. ~ ...... Fe. CA
821D17.
Epateln Famlly
Pstt• .. 3. EFO. 1121 K aw-. N.W ••• _.._., oc---.
CIMIOfd fl Boeckl'Mn.
M.O .• IOO Lucult 11'-.
Nlron. OH 4GD2.
Ha 1rd J. ..... M.O., 211
LOCUlt .._ Mroft. OH
4414
o.te1t.MM:Uren.7IO
Alpt'9 Ortwe. Cle llMnd. OH
44143.
JoM H. ..... Sr .. 2CM2I
S. IUMft8 "4>ed, LOftl
~CA-10. JoM G. ...... .JI •• 20'2'
S. SuMn• Road. Long
e.d\.CA1m10.
DI' fund. an 0"1o GeNr'lll ,....... 1100
Huntington Building.
cas•Ml. OH 4411&.
LD.Qw'Ifl io. MO ....
port c.... OrM. htte
416. flla port 8eld\. CA
~ TNe ~ •• c:on-
duoted bJ • llmlted ,_._..._Signed! LO. a.:•••no. TNI • 7 n..,. w tied
.... ~ Qertl al
0nrtge Couftllr on Jan. 7. , ...
, .. No. ,,...,'23
"" 1/D 1/30 VI 4613
"*.IC eeonca
fltCiiiW •1•1•
.... aTAI rT
The lolowtnl penona .,. dotne Hel,.... u :
BALLIN ENTERPRISES.
3408 Sau•allto Orlv•. eor-clll .... CA 12125.
awtleGf A. ...,., l4Ge
~ 0.-.. CoroM -U.,CA..a.
...... A. a.mn. 3408
S.• Na Drtwe. Corone dlll
Mer. CA 92125.
PllMcla J. a.9n. 3408
S. I h 0rtwe. Corone del
Mer, CA l'2a5..
TIO bu--le con-ducted bJ • limited
pertnenhlp. Stoned·
Ctwtllaf A. Belin. TNI ..,_.....,. ... fled
wfth the Cour"1 Qerk of
Oreng• County on
DeclmtMr 31. 1115.
Fie No. ,2:111,..
1111 1123 1/30 2JI 4553
"'8UC llOT1CI
fltCI iiiOU9 ..,. ....
llAmaTA~
The folowlng peraons
ere doing bualneH H :
Amef'lca• ...,,. 5'or1lg9 •
a.M~•Calfor•
Umtted PwtnsahlP. 8'°
t&capart o.Mr Or.. 8'a.
416. f&c part Beech. CA ...
Mwtcm\ Mini 8DllQl9
1n~"°"· • ceur. Ltd.
.......... MO fteaport
C... OrW tell. r&c.,art
...... CA.._ .......................
lnwetore, • Celttornl•
UMllld ,..,,.,.,.
L.O. Ctwtlllano Femlly ,,. ........ ..., .... , ..
c..... °""• ..... 416. , • ..,. .... CA_,_
L.D. Qlrtsr -. ....... '*' c..... om.. ......
-fll $1'1 _., CA -.
JKa lnveatmenu
c.-r ..............
fll Jlt9iltll\CA .....
.._DI&• .. .._. ...... , c •• , ... ,. 2t2t 1ll*Nlll ...._ Mron. OH
44111.
..... A..,... c....
...., TNll. 1ettl llllorro
vatla. .......... ,._CA ....
tpetetn '"""' '~•INP 3. EFO, 1121 K
...... N.W.,Weahlll••·
DC 2000I.
Ceetrord R, ~men.
M.D., 300 Lucull Str-.
Naon.OH44t02.
Hoat111d J. lgll, M..D •• 281
l.OCUll ...... Aluon. OH
4414
Ollwtd a. MaclAr9", 150
All)"a OrW. Clewlend. OH
44143.
John'H. ..... Sr .• 2042& a. SuMn• Road, Long
8eech. CA IOl10.
Jam G. u..it. Jtt., 2CMa
8 . SuMn• "o•d. Long
a.ct\, CA IOl10.
DEF Fund, en Ohio
o.n.91 ~--. 1100 Huntington 9ulldlng.
Ct• •Ml, OH 44115.
LD. aw111ano. MO...,.
pof1 C.... DrM. Suite
466, f&cwpart Beech. CA ... ™• bu .. Mee I• con-
ducted by a llmlted
pertl•INp. Signed: LO. aw-.no. 0.-11 ,.,,.,.,
TN9 ... I 7*lt W tied
.. ... COun!1 a.rt "' 0....,. ~ on Jen. 1. 1-.
Fie No. F2174Z2
111• 1123 1/IO
219 .....
...eucmnca
It ....
flteln.,..,.111•
.,._8TAl•FIT
TM lalc mtll• ,__,.
.,. dOlnl ...... ,.... •=
""*1Clft ..... -.... NcMllD •• c ...... UM2lllCI
, ......... MO tllapllrt c..-..-. ........
port.._.-. CA-. An---.... -· 1nweeton. a C••"· Ltd.
,.. ..... MO fllapiwt
~o.M1416.••wport
Beech. CA 121m.
Arnettcan Mini Storage
tnveaton. • Callfornl•
Limbd Pa1t•8hlv. L.D. Chrlatleno Femlly
Pa11•1NP. l40 t...,._i
Center Ort¥e. lu"• 456. , ... part Bw:f\, CA .-0.
LO. Cht1llden0. 840 ..._.
port Cent• Drive. Sult•
~ Ne•part Bw:h. CA
92!880.
JKS tnveetment•
P~P. MO Pte,,part
Center Drl'te. Sult• 455. ~ leech. CA t21980 •
8"""' DlamOnd inw.t-
men t Company, 2323
Tlnkl'IM\ Aoed. Nuon. Ot4
44313.
8'atne A. Brlgga ~
SM1ter TrUlt. 11795 Btarro
Vista. Aencho ~ Fe. CA
t2087.
Epateln Femlly
P"1r*9NP 3, EFO. 1121 K
sir., N.W., WeaNnglan.
DC 20008.
Ctlffofd R. Boecllman.
M.D.. 300 LucU9l StrMt.
NI.ran. Ot4 44302.
Howwd J. lg9&, M.O .. 281
L.ocull ..... Akron. Ot4
44143. o.vtes s. Mac:tMen. 750
AlpM Drive. ~. Ot4
44143.
John H . ....S. Sr., 2CM25
S. Suaan• Aoed, Long
Beech. CA IOI 10.
John G . ....S. Jt ., 20425 s . Suaan• Aoed, Lona
Beech. CA IOl10.
DEF Fund. en Ohio
General Plf1ner9Np, 1700
Huntington Building,
Qeweland, OH 44115.
LC. aw1111no. MO...,.
port Center Drtw•. Sutt•
455. tteapart Beech, CA
t2980.
Thf• buatn_. I•~
ducted by • ltmlted
,_ .. ....._ Stgned: L.D.
~ ...
TtW ......,.,. .. tied
""" ... Cou"'Y ~ al Of9nOe eouin.r on Jan. 7. 1-. ,.. No. '217421
1111 1123 1/30
2 ..
-~ "*IC ... ..,lft .. IC8..,._
P1C unou• 1t1•••• ..... 8TAI P
.........
c::MATM F 11 MC'1. Ml
... UC M Oftwe. ffl JO rt
..... CA~'ft&JftH
Upon, 142 .... 0 .. Drtwe.
, ... '*1 ..... CA_,
Tf\la. ~ .. con-
ducted by -lftdMduel .
llgned: ThMctOf • Upon , .... , ... _ ....
...._ the ~ Clerll ol
Or-..~ on.,.,._,.,
2.1lil
Fite No. F2'7024
,,, 1118 1123 1130 45'5
......Cll01'Ca
a..met
PICllllOU9 •HllM
llAmaTAnlllln
The lollowtl• perlOM ue doing bullMM .. ; ""*"'*' ... • ... -W 1 nAwnue. eC..CW·
• Umltitd hrtNr9h1P, l40
N .. port Center Or Ive.
..... tteaport 9leCh. CA ....
Amenc8n Mini Storeoe
lnveetore, • Cetlf. Ltd.
PertnarwNp, MO Ne•port c.r..r °'" 1458 ..... port
8Mch.CAl2MO.
American Mini 8toreoe
tnve1tora. • Celltornl• LlfNted ,.,.....
L.O. ~ Femlty
Pa11•1Np. MO Ueaport
CeMlr o.tve. Suite 456,
t ... port Bwlh. CA 121110.
L.O. Clw1dano, l40 ....
port Center Drtve. luHe
466. tteaport leech. CA ....
JKS lnvettment•
, ......... l40 _.,art
Center Oftve. lulle 416.
fllwpott ...._CA IJllC>.
......,_ oe.nond lnweM-
men t Compeny, 1323
Tlflktwm Roed. Akron. OH
44311.
.... A. .... er.-
.... TNll. 111• BlorrO
V-. ... ldlo 8enta Fe. CA
121D17.
Epateln Famlly
,_ • ......., 3. EfO. 1825 K
..,_ N.W .. WMhtftl'On. oc-.
CMtecd fl ._.man,
M.D., IOO LUOUll Street.
Akron. OH 44302.
Haward J. lglt, M.D.. 191
Locult ..... Akron. °"
44143.
o.td 8. Med.Men. 780
Alpha OrM. Qe\.-.ct, OH
44143.
JoM H. ..... St .• 10426
S. 8uMn• Roed. Long
8Md\. CA IOl10.
JoM G. ...... Jt .. 2042!5 s. 8uun• Road, Lono
~CAIOl10.
DEF Fund, en Ohio
GeMnll Per1J••· 1700 HunUngton 9ulldtng.
ca..•M1.0H4"t11'.
LD. Chr1ll1no. MO ....
pof1 c.nw Ottve. Suite
456. t&cwport e.ctl, CA ...
Thta busiMU II con-
ducted by a limited
,.,........ Signed: LO.
~ ... Thlll~-fled
.... CounlY ~ ol
OnnQe Couf1'1 on Jen. 7,
1111.
,... No. F297417
1/111123 1/30
211 4580
~llOT1CI
HCttt10U9 ··-.. llAm aTA..-T
The tolowlnl petlOM
ere doing bu•neee ••:
NEWPORT HAA80R
SAILBOAT SHOW, 1710
~ Ave .. C-2, Coete
..._ CA l2t27: Duncan
~ Co .• Inc.. Celfor-
nla. 171D Motwovte A"9., C-
2. Colle..._ CA 92821
Thi• bueln .. It con--
dudled by • corpcw..son,
Duncen Mclntoeh Co.. Inc.
89*t Duncen Mctntoeh.
PrwktMIC
'""8 ............. ftled ..., .. councr Caertr of
0r.,,. CounlY on January
1!, 1•
, .. No. llr'F211ZJ3--
1/D 1/30 VI 2/13 4580 . ...... ......c..anca
fltCTmOUe .., ....
umaTAnl P
The~ ..... --are doing bualMM at:
CHRISTO,HIA HOMES
DEVIELOfJUENT. 11 C«•
por• ,.. Or ...... 101,
NHport...-,CA.->; a. ............... 11
Cotpoa• ..... Or .. ....
101. HI J Oft 8Md\. CA
............... Cor-
..._Dr ...... '"· •• ' .. ...._CA_
TNe IM.ltln 111 .. CIOft-
ducted -.y • t•neral
P'f"*&Mp. ~: 9r.
~ .......... -.. C .. omie oorpor1lt n, • •
o•n•re• pertner.
Chrlatop .. er C. Glbba,
Pr..._lt...,..L~
ming•. Secretery. ly:
0.....Houtlng~.
• T ... Cor1*ell0n • • o•n•rel pertner.
~ c. GM!iba. Vtce
Preeldltnt; ....... L. Cum-mtnoe. ~ Sec:r.-Y
Th6a .-.mens .. l&cd
wtth the County ~ ol
Oreng• Co..anty on
~31.1•
Fiie No. F291869
111 1111 1123 1/30 46'1 ... .,..
Na.IC llOTIC&
ftCTITIOU9 _,11111•
U..aTATW
The tolowtftl ,,., ...
are dOtng buelnea ea:
UPLAND TECHNOLOGY
AS&OCIATU. 1100 au.I
........... 200. Newport
Beech. CA t2llO: ... 12
PAA'TNEM, a Celt. gen.
pertnerlhlp. 1100 Quell
......... 200. Nlil•Por'
Beech, CA IHIO:
OCCIDENTAL
DEVELOPMENT Fund • a
Cellfornl• llmlted
......... 22ea2 Golder\
Sprtnga Ortve. lte. aoo. et.
mond e.. CA 111GI
Thie bultMll la COfti
ducted by: • general
pertnerehlp. 8t9ned:
Stephen J. Muler. ~ ..
p.,,,.
Thie .......... Ned
.., .. County a.1t of
Or ... County on Janu8'Y
10. 1 .. Fie No. ir<F21_..7 __
1tta 1110 2J1 2111 4512
WJC llOTICa
fltCI lllOUe --·-UMI aTAT••IT
TM tolowlno perMN .,. ClotftO bu ...... •:
Edward/ Alleft .., IN•
t'1' ..... 4I0'7 ....
W.,, f&cwpart -=ti. CA ...
O.ren Alen Prttcft•d,
4207 .._. Wfll, tllaport
Beed\. CA t2llS. ~John tMn1I. 111
VI• Uncllne. Newport
e..:ft.CA121D.
TMa buelMM la con-
ducted bJ • general
pertnerehlp. ll9ned:
Edwwd J . ...,,..
Thll ............. fled
""" .. County ~ of Orange Counly on Jen. 15. 1-.
,... No. F2l8322
1123 1/30 VI 2113 4673
WllOTICa
fltCllllOU9 ......
UMlaTA,._y
The toloWlftl ,..on 1•
dolnf bualn••• aa:
PERFORMANCE AUTO
OETAll.MG, 113 ar.-.,. eo. ...... CA; .... R.
Mltc:MI. 113 8r0..-8J.
eo...._CAl2U7
TN• bu.,,... I• con-
ducted by en lndtvtduel.
81gr'9d: Maitt R. MltdMI
Thia .... .,._,. ... nted
""" ... Counly Clertl of Or ... County on January
13. 1•
F .. No. F2t19ll
1/23 1/30 211 2111 ....
"19UC eecmca
PICTIT10UlllUHl&U um 11•,.....,,
The rolkMfno pereone
•• dotno t>u•neee u:
NEWPORT HARBOR
POWERBOAT SHOW. 1780
Monr<Ma Ave.. C-2, Cotta
...... CA IH27: Duncan
Mctntoeh Co.. tnc.. c.llfor-
n ... 1780 wo. .. Clll'la Ave., C-
2. Co1te ...... CA 12821
Thia bu•neaa t• con-
ducMd by • corporllllon.
Duncan MclnlOlft Co., Inc.
8t9ned: O..ancan Mein-..,.,,,..,...
Thte ...... nt ... tled
with ... C°""'1 ~ al
Or.,.. ~ on JenuetY
11. 1-,... No, .. f2llZl4!1111-M
1123 11'0 Ill 2113
,.... ........... Ill potatton. 17 Corporate
.. •a IA' ..... • .... c ... ,.., ..... ,..,._ ......,; --. OH ....., ..
111.&,, • ...-...... ... .. .-. .. ·-~-M.0..111 ................ °" ...,.. ... A. .... CrMI ....,T,.....1.,..._,. ~ .......... .
MjM DfM. C11 ..... OH ~Aa1he .... ,..CA 4'1& ....................
............. L..oft9 -· ••uo••• ..., ............ .
llAMISfAll P TM bit .... ,_ .... .
., .................. ea;
NIWfte>fn UllD 90AT
SHOW, 11t0 M._.ro.le
Awe., C-2. C... ...... CA
'"21~ °""°9ft Mat"'°"' eo .. anc.. c111re• 11t0
Monr~ lwe .. C-2. COiia
Meee,CA_.,
TNI bultMll ta oon-
duelld by • oorpor~
DunC8ft Mcar.-Co.. Inc.
l9*t Dunmn Mclr*lt ..
Pr .......
TNe .... mene w ftled
... ... Couney Cl9tl al
0r.,,.. couner on Jenutry
11.1-
, .. No. llr<f211236--
1/21 11:10 VI 211a un
PW&JC llOTIC•
PICiillOue .......
llAMI 8TATWT
The tolewtftt,,.,...
are dol"t bullneee .. :
WAIUFN>NT MAGAZINE.
11'0 Mourovta Ave.. C-2.
eo.ta Meem, CA 12827;
Duncan ....... Co .. Inc., c .. a,..,.., 11'0 Monrovta
Awe.. C-2. eo. ..._ CA
12127
TNa w•-.1 ta oon-
duc:Md by • oorporllllon,
Ouncan Mctneoeh Co .. tnc.
...,._ DunC8f'i Mclntotl\,
PN11dll1t
Thia .... Fltftl .. ftled
""" .. Cour-.y Clerk ol Orenoa Couner on Jenu9Y
15, 1-, .. No.nllm _. __
1/H 1.llO Zll V1 I 4171
... eo•nca Mi iiiOU9 •1111•
_.ftATBllNT
,.... ........ ,.,... Ill ..,......._ ........
Ald9 El•pt1I II; W*'
li'Mge.112J8rOl*"*98l.
Tutlln. CA llllO: _.......
Gene Red•. 1122
8'00Ut*e at.. TU911n. CA
t2lllO
Th.. bu•neu 11 con--
ducted by an lndMduel.
_.. ........ Aada Thie...,... •• ,...
with ... County Qerk al °'*"' couner on ~ e.1 ..
Fie No. F29'1156
1111 1123 1/\10 VI 4641
JIU&IC eeonca
fltCllllOU8 .,_ ..
llWaTAl-T
TM to11ow1no ~
are doing buatn ... H :
MYCERA. MOO IMN Ave..,
... 1089 ..... port 9-:f\,
CA l2llO; KMtllMn ,_.
Noclre. 2024A Fullerton
Ave .• Coate MeH, CA
12U7; Heidi Lee Myer•.
2024A Fuiwton Ave.. Coeta
...... CAt2121
Tf\1• buttn.. le con·
ducted bJ a genertl
partnerehlp. Signed:
K.-...n A. Nocs8
TNt ....... tent .. fled
wtth ... County Oertc al
<>renge County on JanutFY
1, 1tel
Fite No. F211361
11111123 1/30 218 4547
PUINJC NOTICI
1(.11781
nc11TIOU91U .....
MAMa ITA'ftMllfT
Th• folow;" .. -ig .,....,,.
are doing bualn•• H :
Amertcan Mini Stcwege •
North HotlywOOCI •• c.-or-
nte UmKed ~.MO
.... part c.... DftWe f45&, ,..,.por1 lw:h. CA t2880.
Am«tcan Mini Storage
1nveator1. • Cellt. Ltd.
PwtneraNp. MO Pteapart
Cenllr °""' '486. •....-i Beech. CA nea>.
Amertoan Mint Stor-o•
tnveatora. • Celltornl•
l.lrftMect ...........
L.D. CNtlltlanO Femlty
........... .., .... port
~ DrM. lutte 4M.
,....,.,....._CA..-.
L.0.Clw91•ao.M .....
pott Center ~ lult•
461. f&caport 9Mch. CA ....
JKI tn•••tment•
,__..,., MO r•wport
0...-~ .......
''''''" . , . .._ .. , Pn••t,B'0.1elfK ...... M.W., ......... ,. oc-.
Clf9otd R. 8oec*IMI'.
M.O .. IOO L...-eer-.
Alcron.OH..._
lto••dJ ...... M.D •• 111
L.-.s '"'2. Akron. OH
4414
o.tdl.Mec&Ann.7• ~ Ortv.. atwtllftd. OH
44143.
John H. MMd. 8r ., 2IM2I
I . luMn• "o•d. Long
8-:h. CA IOl10.
Joftn G. MMd, ./JI •• 2042!5
I . luMna Roed. Long
...... CA-10 •
OIF Fund, an Ohio
Gener8I ......... 1100
Huntington 8ulldlng, a ..... MI. OH 4"t111.
LO. Clwll•ano. MO ......
port Center Or~ .....
451, Newport e.ctl. CA
l2lllO.
Thfe bua6MM la con-
ducted by • limited ~ 9lgnedt LO .
Ctwtltleno. TlMI.....,,.. ... ,...
with tM Coun'Y a.tr al
Or8nge ~ on Jen. 1.
1 ...
,... No. '211411
11111m 1110
211 •1
PUMJC llOTIC8 a.nu•
PICTIT'IOU9 9Ullll• ...-nan2 n
The tdloWll• ,...,. --=-·•-•AC AS TU. 11D1 Dowe ..-. .,.. rm. •••art
8eld\. c•m• ....
Ottfftana lnveetment
Compefty, • CeHfornl• ...... '*"""""-· 111 Monterey , ... Ro•d • Moi•., ~. camar•
t1714.
O'Donnell. 8ttef\9"' a
Pertttere-louthern, •
Cal9omla ......... 1801
00"'9 Street. Suite 110, , .. _,art .._... Clllbnle
t2!880. Thfe ...,..,.... la con-
ducted by a o•naret ,..... ....
O'Donnell, Brigham &
Partnere-louth•rn. •
Cellfornl• partnenhlp,
GeMrlt ...,,,_
By. JoM 0. O'Oonnel.
TruetM of IM O'OOMel
A91roceble Trwt a.I ()c..
tober 20. 1115. GeMIW
PertMr.
Thia .....,,.. .. fled
wtth the Countr ~ of °'*"' eoune, on Jef\ 3, 1111.
, .. No. F29115&
1111 1/23 1/30
218
PUaJC NOTIC•
ll·ll11• PICTITIOUI ........
MA.MS ITA T'lllflllT
The totlowtng pereone
are doln9 bualn•• H :
Amertcen Mini Morege •
Falla Church. a c.tttoml•
Limited Partn••hlp, 840
Newport Center Drive.
'455. Ne•pot1 a.ch. CA
92MO.
Amertc8n Mini Storege
1nve1tor1. • Cellf. ltd.
Pertner9Np, MO Newport
cen'9r Dt1Ve f456, Ne•port
a.ach, CA t2980.
American Mini Storage
lnveatora. a Callfornl•
Limn.cs PertneraNp:
L.D. Chrletteno Famlty
Pettnenhtp, IMO Newport
C.nter Drive, Suite 455,
, ... pot1 Bwh. CA t2880.
L.O. Qwtltleno, 840 New-
port Center Drive. Suite
465. ....port 9-:f\, CA
~.
JKS tnveetmenta
Pwtnei&Np, l40 Newport
Center Of1ve. Sul19 455,
ttewpart leeCf\. CA ea.> .
..... OW"1ond ...,.,__
ment Compeny. 2323
Tlnktwm Roed. Akron. OH
44313.
...-.CA•• ..... ........ .11 .....
I . luMM Road, LOftl
...._CA.ti.
OIP Puftd, an OIUo
~,._..,. 110D
Hufttlfttto" aulldlftt.
Cl• ...... OH .. , ..
L.D. Cllfl•ru ... ,....
port c.... Or-. ....
411. Ms part...._ CA .... '""'..,...... .. ~ duoted Illy • llMfted ,.,.. .... ••'*'· L.0. Cb'fltro. TNll•• , ... _ ...
.. tN Coun1r a.rte ol
0r9nge ~ on Jen. 1.
1 ...
, .. No. '29142!0
111111211/IO
Zll 4611
WlfOllC8
HC llHOUe •1111111
.,...aTAR R ,.... .......... ,.,_Pa
dalnl .. 1tn• ••>Dowe ,,....,..., .. Dowe.,..
"""" "~ 111 ,..... (o) 0.-. ..... ,,,, ..... (Cl) Dowe ............... ,,,......
.... 4IOO CL Jta Drtwe. ...1 ..... 11wt .....
CA-.
Lewrence Eugene
Elot.wald, 111 Qutnoy
A....,.,..,_. .... CA ....
lNe bull A 111 le OOft. duelled _, .. ~ --l,WJ•-lutl .. Bui ••.
.,,... l 2 ,.,. -fled .. .. eou.-. Cllrtl at
Or9'9I ~ on oeo. 80. 1-. ... ... ,_,
tltl 11D tllG
M
,.,. IC llOTICI a Biii
...
fltelii eoue •1111•
.....aTACT IT
TM toMowtno ,...... .. _.......,_-.AC
MIOCIATEI I. 1801 Dowe
ltrHt, Newport 8Mch.
Cal"omle IHIO (Sul1• 7-0 It m • n • tnveetment
CompenJ, • Celtfornl•
ttm"ed ~p. 111
Monterey Pen Road,
...,. .. ., Pstl. Celfornla
11714.
O'OonneU, Brtghem &
Pertnere-Southern. •
C ICc.m&c ........... 1301
Dove Street, S..alt• 110,
flllllPO't 8-:h. Clllfon*
l2lllO.
Tht1 buetntee la con.
duct•d bJ • gen•ral
~-· o·oonneu. Brtoh•m &
Pertnera-Southern. a
Calltornt• partnenhlp,
GeMnll Per1Mr.
By. JoM o. O'Oonnlll.
T~ of h O'Donnel
.... 1:1 c.-Truet d....S ()o.
tober 20. 1H5. Gener9I
Per1Mf.
Thie ltlMlnent ... flied
~ the COYnlJ a.It al °'*"' County on JW\. s.
1915.
Fite No. '211158
11111123 1/30
2/8
No
advertiaer
in uu.
paper
l.8 more
than
...... A. .... CNdlt
SMMr TNll. 11191 BIOn'c> VIM-. .....,.., ....._ ,._ CA
a vallon
away t21D11.
lpeteln Femlly
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mu Ol•D NO. ..... 1111 MOnea OP,.,.,_. MU 311, ,.._ 11 to 31 o# MtlDll•ID"' ........ 8 . &YW8 Aoed, Lont
TRUITlm MU NO. -.11 T.&. .... 11119 '*** °' Qrw'1e ~. c ... -. tll"* ~CA •10.
Cl 0 1 F Rule Fl I I " ... .... llOTICa ... ... .... ,,..,. .... n.. th.,eon, ....... "' .............. Jt .. I042I
YOU AM ..... AULT UlmlR A .. OP TMIST YOU AN! IH DEFAULT UNDlft A Dim°' '"""8T. ... .. OOHdot•llum ...... , ~... •• --. ..... fltoecl. LOftO
DATID , .. , .... .._. .. YOU TAU ACTION TO DATED Au9Ullt 11th, 1112. UNLDI YOU TAKE ACTIOH ~ ._.... tMreClft. 8MCI\ QA •10.
"'°1'SCT YOUll MOll911TY, rT llAY M IOf.D AT A TOPROT!CTYOUAPM>PPTY,rTMAY8190U>ATA ~ ...... CMnenuncMdedM..,.,..lnll DIP 'Uftd, an Ohio
"'91.tC ML& " YOU --M UPLWTIOlt 0' PUBLIC 8M.L •YOU HUD AN Drl.AHAT10H Of THE ol, 189 OI-. ftJ*ocertNNl t11 ... ,_ ._.,. Ir\. GeMr111 ........ ~ 1700
TMS lllATUM OP THI MOCllD .... AO...af YOU, NA.TIMI Of THE ~EOtNG WfHIT YOU. YOU on. Ol undet ._ ebowedaeorlMld pr~•... Hunt1n9toft •ulldlng,
YOU 8HOULO CONTACT A LAWYIA. SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. b111 In the IMt or'der o# ~11111Dn In""°' ol ~. OM 4'11&
On 2-20-H .. 10:00 A.M. SUNWE8T BANK A On '*'*Y 7th, 1-. .. 1:11 A.M., eunSW'lao lte°"1olt••part9Wh.•~corpotll0f1 LO.Cflrt•. 9' ......
CALIFORNIA CORPORA TtON M the duty appointed 8EA'llC£S INC, A CALJfOMIA C<>fWtORATIOH. • 64ity o1 the• .... a cel1lfled ~ o# wNott NOOrded pott C..... Ortwe. lulte
TruetM under and ..,,_n1 to Deed of TrUlt. Recorded appointed Trulllae under and pwauelM tD Deed°' Truet ~rt, 1tA ln bodl ZAG. P118•'110llcllll 411. J .. wport 9eeett. CA
on 1o-21-a .. Document no. 13 416463 Of Oftldel reoorded Auouet 17'1\, 1112. • lfWt. No. 12-2117-ol oe-AIOofa ..._
Recorde In the omoa of the Recorder of Otllft09 County, ftdlil Aeootdl tn the oftlca of the~ "•oon• of Th•..,... eddr .. end°""" oammon dul;t .io"'O, 1 Thi• '*-"'•• te ~
Catlfornla, executed by: ARDE8HIR BAHAR, AN Orange County, a.... o# CallfolNa. b9cueM.., o.td 0. any, of IN NII~ dllor"*' ellof911 ~to ducted by a ll"'tted
UHMAWD MAN Dtxon and Cdly Bower8 Obcon. huebend and wh • totnf bs IS ........ Court U1* 30. Ne.,ort 8wf\. CA ~ ......... lioNd: LO.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTK>H TO THE HIGHEST t.,.,,., ........ 1 T1at4lfMtoe fll•'*f ..... ~ Ctw•IWIO.
BIDDER FOR CASH, (peyabfe at ttme of Nie In 1.-tut WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST TN WMlefll;t_, nu.. cMKtihna.,,, ----~ TMt tf p ..e -fled
moneiy °'the Untted s-..) .. th• front entrance to Suite IMDOEA FOR CASH (~abee et am. °' .... In ...,. lnoorrecel ... °' .... --edclt .. and °""' oommon ..... Counlr a.ti ol
206. (eaoond fk>ot), 17'°2 IMne ~d. Tultln, CA ~ Of lhe Un"9cl ..._) at 1M tront •"1•a eo the ~ 1 """'· lhoWn ....,.. e>r.,.. ~ on Jeft. 1,
t2llO. a1 right. tme and 1,,.... oonv.,'ed to and now Oki Orange ~ Cour1houae, k)cMed on ..,_ Ana Seid ...... be l'Mde. but~ oowenMC OI..,.,.. 1w.
held by It und• Hkt Deed°' Truet In the property tltuated BNd., t>.ewean ~ at. I ero.c1w.,, .... Ana. ty, ....... OI ..................... p Dll MllM OI an-,.. No. F291411
In .. Id County, Cdforma. dea«tblng the lend therein: Cdfol'Na. all rtght. 1Mte and .,.,_.con~'° end now c:uMf-. to,_ the,.,. .... pr'.eldpll aum Of the 111111211/IO
PARCEL 1: hekl by ll under Mid Deed of Tru•Unttepr~ ..... Id .-..., ........ .., Mid Deed of Tru91. .. ...,... 211 4W
UNIT 105 A8 SHOWN ANO DEANED ON THAT In Mid County end S... deacrtbed • .,_eon,• prowtded In Mid nota(a). edw•IOl9. I,,,,,, un.-
CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM PLAN AECOADEO PARCEL 1: dar IM "'"'9 of Mid Died of T,...._ .... ct. .. end•· Na.IC •nc1
APRIL 23, 1tl0 IN BOOK 13515, PAGE 401 OF Unit no. 40I • thown on 1hM oarWn con-,.,... °' ... T,.,... end°' ... ~ cried~ Mkt .....,..
OFFICIAL RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, domlnkffn p&an recorded on August 12, 1975 In 0.ecto#Tru1t,forthe.mountt-~_.,..ld'tobs flitCiihOut ......
CALIFORNIA. bootl 11481, P...-1383 of OlflcMI A9corda. Mel M •11.211.24 ~ ITAT91•1Y
PARCEL 2: defined In thoM oart81n deelartflon °' ~. The-~ under e8'd Deed Of Trule Mrtlllllleor• .. -TN fOtlowtill perlOM
AN UNDIVIDED 1/80TH INTEREST IN ANO TO condlttonl end ...... lctfona recorded In bootl ecWMt end ...,.ed to the .,.,.,.. ..... wrMtn .,. dolftO '"'" .. H :
LOT 4 (COMMON AREA) OF TRACT NO, 1338, AS 11484, page 308 of Offtct.t Aecotdl. Oec&araaon of°"** and Demend f1Dr 8-. Md a_..., American Mini Stor-...
SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 439, PARCEL 2: Notice of°"""' and~ to .... The..,.,,..... Cone.Ord, • Ctllfornla
PAGES I TO 12 INCLUSIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS An undtvtded 1/58th lmar.et In Lot 2 of Trect No. _,.... Mid Hoeloa of OIMuR end Bactlon to ... to... Umlted PanwtNp, 940
MAPS. RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY. 8073. In the City Of ... SNWt 8wl\. County Of teCOtdedlnthec=ounly ..... 11'9,......,..,.,., .. klctmd. Newport Center Drive. c AL IF o~ NI A . T 0 GET HER w ITH ALL Orenge. State Of Cellfornla. .. ~ on a map TMNSAMENCA Tm.£ INSUAAHCE COMPANY. AS t4M. • ... port Beach. CA
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. EXCEPTING recorded In bootl 327, pagee • and • of ,... TAUSTEE. By~ BURKLEY. Alll9tMt s.cr ... y ....
THEREFROM ALL CONDOM INIUM UNITS ~ mapa, recorde of Orange County, o.t.: January t , 1• I ~loan MClnl llStDrf Lll99td
LOCATED THEREON. CalttorNa. thown and cMftned .. common.,.. on 1/11 1121 1/30 4661 n~ •• ou. a a . .
EXCEPT THEREFROM ALL OIL OIL RIGHTS, the above menttoned condominium plan and Pw11191Np, MO Newport
MINERALS. MINERAL RIGHTS, NATURAL OAS cMcl.,•k>n. •OTICI OP ..,.,.,.... IAU C... ~ '456. .... port
RIGHTS. AND OTHER HYDROCARBONS BY EXCEPTING THEREFROM atl oil, Oii rlghta. ..c llO • .,. a..:n. CA l2lm.
WHATSOEVER NAME KNOWN THAT MAY BE mlnera!t. miner .. righta, natut .. 0-rig~, and I.OM 9'0 • .-nM American Mini Storage
WITHIN OR UNDER THE PARCEL OF LAND other hydrocarbons by~ name known YOU AM ... DmPAULT UllDtlR A..., Of' TMIST. lnvHtora. a Calltornla
HEREINASOVE DESCRIBED TOGETHER WITH that may be wtthln Of under the par<* °' land OATID •ca-.t ' 1... UllUM YOU TAD Umlted ~
THE PERPETUAL RIGHT OF DRILLING, MINING, herelnaboYe deectlbed together wtth the perpetu.. ACTION TO PR0TWCT YOUR ~. rT MAY • L.D. Chtlltlano Family
EXPLORING ANO OPERA TINO THEREFOR ANO right of drllllng, mining, ex~orlng and operating IOLD AT A PU8LIC IA&.a. 1' YOU NllO Ate P'Wtner9Np, l40 Newport
STORING IN ANO REMOVING THE SAME FROM therefor and ltOrlng In and removing the aame llPLANATION 0, THI MATURI 0, THI c.n.., Drive. Sult• 455,
SAIC LANO. OR ANY OTHER LAND. INCLUDING from Mid land, or any other land, lnchldlng the PROCllDl•G AQAIMIT YOU, YOU 8HOULD Newpar1 BMct\, CA taeo.
THE RIGHT TO WHIPSTOCK OR OIRECTIONALL Y right to whlpatocJc or dlr.ctioN!ty drill and mine CONTACT A LAWYSIL LO. Qwlltteno. IMO Hew-
DRILL ANO MINE FROM LANDS OTHER THAN from landt other than thoee h«elnaboYe deec:rll>-On February 20. 1918 at 12:00 NOON, P£!LL! port c.nt• Oftve. Suite
THOSE HEREIHABOVE DESCRIBED, OtL OR GAS ed, oU or g• wella. tunnelt and ahaftl Into, FINANaAL CORPORATION u duly ~need TruetM 4M, *'*POI! 8eech. CA
WELLS. TUNNELS ANO SHAFTS INTO, through or acroaa the aubaur11C9 of the land underMdpur.uanttoOMdOfTtualrecordedOecambar t2el0.
THROUGH OR ACROSS THE SUBSURFACE OF herelnabove d•crlbed and to bottom 1uch 11, 1814 u IMlt. No. M.-512381, of Oftk:lel Aeoorde In the JK8 lnvHtm•nta
THE LAND HEREINABOE DESCRIBED ANO TO whlpttocked or dlrectlonalty drilled wen.. tunnel• omoa of the County Recorder of Orange County, Celfor-Pwtner9Np, IMO .... port
BO TT O M SU C H WHIP 8 T 0 CK ED 0 R and thatt. under and benea" or beyond the e•-nta. cen. Drtve. Sutt. 455,
OIRECTIONALl Y DRILLED WELLS, TUNNELS terlof Mmltll thereof. and to reidrlll, ra4Un,,_., equ6p. WILL SELL AT PU8t.IC AUCTIOH TO HtGHE8T Newpott 8Mch. CA t28IO.
ANO SHAFTS UNDER AND BENEATH OR malnteln, repU, deepen end oper ... ant auch IMDOER FOR CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK 0A CIJmAB> 8rnlt\ CMemond ...__,.
BEYOND THE EXTERIOR LIMITS THEREOF, ANO ..... Of min.. without"'° ..... the rtgf'lt to drtlt. QECK. (peyebfe .. .,,. of .... In l8Wfut mone, of the m•nt Company; 2323
TO REORILL. RETUNNEL. EQUIP, MAINTAIN, min•. 8tor•. up!«• and OS*•• through the IUf'· United 8'9111) .. the meAn ~..,.,.,,..to lhe Tk*hlm Aoed. A.loon. OH
RE PAIR. DEEPEN AND OPERA TE ANY SUCH face or the upper 500 , ... Of the aubtuff.ce of the Ptaoentie City Hal ti 401 &II Chepmarl A~ ~ 443 ta.
WELLS OR MINES. WITHOUT HOWEVER, THE land h.,...naboYe cMecribed .. r•eNed In the tie. CA. d f1ght, .... and Inter ... conu.,ed to and now ....... A. ... Credit
RIGHT TO DRILL. MINE, STORE. EXPLORE ANO Med from the lrvtne Company, recorded Mey 2&. heed by It under M6d Deed OfTr'Ullln lhepropert/ .._.,d SMR9' Trull. t1718 Bzorro
OPERA TE THROUGH THE SURFACE OR THE 1978 In bootl 11752, page sot of Offtd9' Records. In •Id County and Stet. deecribecl ec V...-. Ranchos ..... Fe, CA
UPPER 500 FEET OF THE SUBSURFACE OF THE PARCEL 3: A.P.N. ~12 12017.
LAND HEREINABOVE DESCRIBED AS Non-ndu&Ne a•1menta for uttltdea, ~In.-LOT 3. AHO THE SOUTHMSTEALY OHE HALF Epateln family
RESERVED IN THE DEED FROM FIRST gr_., egr_., encroachment. eupport. and tor OF LOT 5 IN BLOCK 742. Of'COAONA D€l MAR. ~ 3. EFO. 1125 K
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, A CALIFORNIA other purpoeae .... • thown and defined In tttOM COUNTY OF OAAHOE. STATE OF CAUf'OfllMA. 8're-. N.W .. w.tllfngtuo,
C 0 RP 0 RAT I 0 N . AS TRUSTEE UN 0 ER cen.&n deci.r.tion of cownantl, c:ondltlona and AS PEA MAP THEREOF MC0N>E> IN 800tC 3 0C 20008.
DECLARATION OF TRUST NO. PLH 1359 DATED rettilctione recorded In bootl 11414, P1109 30I of PAGES 41 AHO 42 OF ..SCEUAHEOUS MAPS, CUfford R. eo.ckmen,
NOVEMBER 30, 1971, ENTERED INTO B Y Oflk:6al Aecofda. and Mt MMndmell19 "*-· IN THE <>FACE OF TH£ COUNTY AEC0N>ER Of M.D .• $00 lucuat 91rM4.
NEWPORT VIEW, A CALIFORNIA GENERAL The ttrM1 addr ... and oet'9r common d JlgtldOll1, If SM0 COUNTY. Akron. Ott 443Cl2.
PARTNERSHIP. AS TRUST OR, AND FIRST any, of lhe r_, property deecrlbed aboile .. purported to Truetor JOHN MN#•tGS John H. ...... Sr .• 20425
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, A TRUSTEE, be: 976 ~Cove Weet. HNPOlt Bwh. CA 82e80 AEC0AD OWNER: A a R FUNOINO. PNC. 8 . SuHne Road. Long
RECORDED DECEMBER 10. 1HO IN BOOK The under91gned Truetae dledelme any llllbMlty for etl"f The --llddl-and --common deelgnaaon.. 8Mch. CA -10.
13887, PAGE Ha OF OFACIAL RECORDS. lncorrecine. Of the ..,... addlw and oOw common """·of the,... propel1Y deecrilled ....... putpof1ed to John 0 ....... .JI., 20'25
PARCEL 3: deeAgnatlon, If any, thowft ,,_.,n. bs 703 Md 703 ~ POIN8ET11A AYEHUE. NEWPORT S. &u .. na Road, Long
AN EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT APf>URTENANT TO Setd .... wtl be mede, but wtll'MM cownant or werran-BEACH, CA 8eedt. Ce tm10.
EACH UNIT FOR USE ANO OCCUPANCY OF ty, _,,,_Of lmpl6ed, "'88'dlno ttae. pa111111on. or en-The ww:lielllgll*I T"*M ~.,.., labllUly for any DEF Fund, an Ohio
THOSE PORTK>NS OF THE AEOISTRICTED cumbtenc.. to~ the remaining..,.... ... eum of the ~of the .... eddr .. and ottw common a... Pstl•shlp, 1700
COMMON AREA DESIGNATED IN THE note(t) aec:ured by~ Deed of TNll. wlltl Inter_. dU'f''9lon, I any,...,_, t.eln. Huntington 8ulldl ng.
DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS ther90ft, .. provtded In Mid ncM(a), edw•IC88, I fJIP/, un-Sat .... -.. made, but wllhout cowenMt or ..nn-Cle'o•MI. OH 44115.
ANO RESTRICTIONS RECORDED IN BOOK der the~°' Mid Deed of Tt'Ullt, ..... ctwget and•-ty, ..... Ol lmptled. ,..,ding ...... PDllllllOI\, Ot en-™• IM*neaa .. con-
13311. PAGE 133 Of OFACIAL RECORDS. AND ~°'the T""'99 and of ... trueea c:r..-S by Mid ~ ..... '° pey ... unpmkl ball ll09 of ... noee(e) ducted by e lllftlted
SUPPLEMENTARY DECLARATION OF Deed of Trw&. ~by eeld Deed of Tru91. plu9 M Plo.tded In Mid P11'11W9NP. 9IOf'9Ct L.0.
COVENANTS. CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTK>NS The~ amount Of the unpekt belllnce of.,. Cltllgellon "°'9(1), ~,, eny, under ... ..,.. ol Mid Died of aw ... IO.
RECORDED IN BOOt< 13616, PAGE 429 OF aecured by the property to be aold and rwci..-..... TrUll, ..... ct."gee. and..,__ of theT~ and of Thia.._,,_,. WM Ned
OFACIAL RECORDS. AND SHOWN OH THE tlmaled coeta, -...-and achene. .. the t1n'9 of the the tN1ta Cf'llllled b¥ eeld Deed of TNll. wttl\ the Couflly a.'ll of
CONDOMINIUM PLAN FOR EACH UNrT. 1""'81 pu~ Of Iha Noclce of leie la t407.121.11. At the time of 11'9 tnllel putl9Cltllloe of tNe nalo9. lhe Orange Counily on Jen. 7,
PARCEL 4: ThebenalfldsyunderMtdOeedofTrualher*"°'••· tcMt amount of 11'9 unpekS tlt'aa OJI .. a ..... >11 1 ...
AH EASEMENT FOR USE AHO ENJOYMENT OF ec\Md and ...,..ed to 1he underllgfled a Wf'l8ln Mand by IN atlo¥9 deecrtbed deed o# hilt and ... fie No. '3741t
THE "COMMUNITY FACILITIES• OF SAIO TRACT Dedaretion of Default and Demand for S., and awrtnen tlmattd COMa. 9111*•• Md.,_"* le '212.21&.M. 11111123 1/30
NO. 8338, A8 SET FORTH AHO DESGNATEO IN Nottce of Default and Electton to Sell. The underllgned TMbel...a.yundllrmJcSDMdolTr'Ull ... tdaie•-211 4558
I
THE DECLARATION OF RESTNCTIOHS AND THE cauMd Mid Noclce Of o.taaft and ~ to 9el to be ~to IN undel....., a_..,, Dldtil 111011 ol o.r... .......
SUPPLEMENTARY 0 EC LARA Tl 0 N B Y recorded In.,_ couflly where the,.... property II kx:.-o. and O..nd IOr ..... end a .... NallC9 of o.e...t and a TAT ••• •T Op
RESTRICTIONS, AND A8 SHOWN ON THE BUTT£AAELD SSMCES, ENC. AS mu8T££. C I 0 Eldon to .... The ur.derllglled C*'8ed Mild Notice of WiiimRAWA&.
CONDOMINIUM PLAN. TRUST DEED BUAEAU, INC. A8 AGENT FOR TAU8'TEE. ~ end &et*on to 9el to be recotded In the oowlly .... PMT-MIP
PARCEL 5: M Mid Truetee, 11133 Ventura IJtwd., "75. Endno. CA ....,..,_. ,_. ~ takKllJd OllmlA~ ._
A NON-EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT fOA INGRESS 11438. 111-•1-1101. By C.-ot ~ AutMrtmd Party conducting HI•: PEELLE FINANCIAL '1CTlTIOU8 •u•••••
ANO EGRESS OVER THOSE PORTIONS OF Signeture COAPORATION, 681 Cemmo De La Reine au.. 400. Sen ......
TRACT 10587, AS SET FORTH IN AN Date: January 7, 1918 Otego, CA l21C.. 11...at-711~ P££LU ANAHCIAL ThetololillllQ.-Wh•
INSTRUMENT RECORDED MARCH 18. 1979 IN 1/UI 1/23 1/30 4560 CORPORATION, TRUSTEE: By SUSAN NATHAN. wt"'dr.wn -• generat
BOOK 13070, PAGES 1227 AND 1238 OF llOTICI OP TMI.,.... IAU AEGIONAL MANAGER pertner from the
OFFICIAL RECORDS. ... teml 0.. Januery 1&. 1W 1*1M!INp operllllng un-
Tt,. 1tr• addr_. end other common dealQnatlon. If any, YOU AM ... DmPAU&.T WIM.R A •ID CW TRUaT 1/31 218 2113 45113 def the ~ ~
~heC reat ~~rty.1d:-c"~~oo:-~hpuCrAP'O!',!'.J.0 be: DATm I-a.et ......... YOU TAD ACTICMI TO PUeuc llOTICI 92980. name of FRANKLIN
'"" agney ....... .....,, .,...,,....., -' .,_, PROTICT y--,_NMY n llAY • IOLD AT A •.,-J.,8 lnvettmentt PARTNERSHIP at 1eo1 The underllnned Tru.t .. dlecfalmt any llablllty tor any -" • ""_,_ " r· "1-..C IALL IP YOU NUD Ale ........ TtON Of PK:TmOU8 Wm Pwtnerlhlp, 840 •••port 00¥9 St., 1115, Newpot1
lnoorrectnw of the * ... eddrw and other common THI MAW Of THI "90CllD•e AAAmST YOU, NAiii STA.,_T c.nt• Drive. 8utte 455, ~ Celtornla ta.
deatSJ"lltk>n. If any, •hown herein. YOU aHOULD COWTACT A LAW\'IA. The fotfow4ng pwtona ~ 8Mc:h. CA ea.. TM ftcdtiout bualneae
8ald .... wlll be made. but without convenant or On 2.....,. .. 10:00 A.M. TRAN8AMEJllCA TITLE are doing bullnH• u : Smith Dl9"0nd ""'-'-name ttaNment for the
wrranty •• ..,,_,or lmptted, ragatdlng ttue, pciH•lon, INSURANCE CO. • d4Jltt eppolil'lllld Tf'Wlle unds and ""*'<:M Mint Storaoe • ment Companr. 2323 ~ w tied on 5-
0f ancumbrancee. to pey the remaining pnndpat •um °' punuane '°Deed Of Truet 1'9CO'ded 5-2'rt1 • ~ Daly City, a Callfornle TI'*hem Aoed. Akron. Ott 11-U In the County or
the note(•) ..aur9d by Nlld Deed of Trust. wtth Int•• No .,,_.,, In_..._ I -..... 14071 P-1 lm-~ of Of. lJm"-..o P-et· .. •p, .... ,. '"'"'"'1'"' ""'-ALE.-., __ thereon ... prNdlld In Mkl note(•). advenoe.. If any, u~ '-· -,_ • --_....--. -_.,, .... --~ --..-"""' ··-
der the term• of the Deed d TrUIC. ,..., chargee and•· ~DA ":a:a-:.ec~~. ~=."~ ~C: = =.~ .::: :r!.. == OJI==:.::.: ~ of ttw Trual .. and Of the trutta c:reeted by Mid Recorder of Or-.. County, 911111 of Celb-WU. Nnel1CM Mint Slar11g9 v-. AtndM> Senta Fe. CA OOnaN M. Kol Md OOrolhy ~ ~~~1~12~ ~ T~-her~ SEU AT PU8UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST aa>8' '°" ln~atoo •• Callf. Ltd. tal7. .. ....... Kdl. TNllW
,.,. --7 ""''--,.,,_,"" ' -• u -CASH..,.,.... 1Urme of .... l-'ul mar., o# the Unlled .......... 140 N ... cwt Epa tel n Fem 11 y o# tM Kol 'way Trvtl
ea*d end dill~ '° the undlft6glled a .,._,, ....... •THE CHAPMAH AVE.HUE ENTMNC€ TO n. ~ Ortwe ..... , ... Port ~INP S. EF0. 11a& K El? UJNd DK..,., 14,
Oederalion of Dettul ~~-~~and a~ CIVIC C.WTY 9UILDING, 300 fAST CMAftMAH --=-. CA...,. acr.-. N.W .• W ..... gu .. 1179. 4141 YOft Kennen
Noice of Dettul end..,__,,., to~. ,,_ und9t--AVINUI. ~CA, al rtgM. .. Md .... _,.. AlftetlClln Mtftl StOfate 0C IDOOI. -...., tllapoi1 8eacft. CA
c:euead ~ NDllc9 of DlflM.tlt end eectkln '° Sel to be ,,.,_to.., now Mid ., t _..,...., Dllld of TMll lft ,_ In" .. .,.. a Calltornte Clflotd Ill loedlW. -
recorded In ... county where ......... ~ le IO Cltld' ~ .. r 1 "'Mid~ Md ... If II,,. I. -~ ,......,. M..O .. IOO luculit ...... ... ... Dofllld M. ICol.
For: ~ 9enll •• ~ Corporldon, .. PAM:IL 1: L D. Qwtlln• ,~ MrGft. OM.... ,,,_
T""'9e. 9y: ,_...,,_ Ccln1 A .. Inc..•~ 9': UNt•• .,._Md dllMd Oft.._........... ,_.., ... -fie jAl1 HG W .L -M.ll.. 21t flit .... ~
DINal W. Ot1t•od. Vkl9 '9 I ....... HOl1 Yorba...... ....._ ............. JWt 11. 1971. la .... c..., 0.-. .... 4M. L.-.a ..... --. OM tlll 1/IO tJ1 1111 a.
Sta. 2Je. T"'9Hl. Celt. t2W. (714) 1'11-*' 1tne. ,.._ -'11 Ot11111t fllllool41 ti Ot&4* , ... ,_, ..... CAW. 4'Ma
DATE: MttNarJ 20. 1• ~-C • -LO -. .. -..... & .....,. - -1131 2JI 2111 .... :::=.:. p• . ""'1111 .. .... ---·-... --.. '°"' ~ °"" .... MllM 0.-. Qt .... OM Anw•.,u•1ta.,..lft8M•U.lt1T.-• t11 ,_. 8Wft. CA .,,,.
........ ~ ..... =.~l=ll=l~I~~ .... ~ ............ ~ .. !!~!IOll!ll! .. !!1111!!!12J .. •1•:::--.... llllll .......... ,,. •• Oll .. ~·Ml .. IU.""' .. AC9 ... 0l'~.·-\ID--~'IWO ... _,~~M·IG~ ...... l!lllllJlll .... .
111mCa °' ~ w.a , ...... , •• NGHT cw IUIWACI emrf' MOW • ,..,. rm• mr12 a
,... ... ...... -CMITMT ........ '°MOS ... o•••e fM>M THI SlMFACI °' SAID LANO, Al "°"' •• a I 12• ~-OllTM"f *"-'fO ........,, a..Jt YOU W • WAULT ut•• A -°' ..-n, "lll"YlO IV WILUAM J . CAINIY, AN MW eTAI I I
YOU AM "* OUAULT UNOIJll A OllD OF TRUST. DATID 8111 ta 171 tw. .,.,_ YOU TAD """"MllO MAN ... n. DUD MC:ON>10 IN TM fala •tee ,.,....
DATED 10...._ UH'-118 YOU TAQ ACTIOH TO ACTIOll TO PIMn'9CT '°"" "9Ch Mlt, rr llAY • 9()()t( IMO. PAGE .. Of OfflCIAL MCON>I. •• ~ ...,..._ • L,, PAOTECT Y<>Uf' PAOPPTY, rT MAY• SOLO AT A IOLD 'AT A ,UM.IC 8Ma. tP YOU -D A• ,ARCIL 1 No. 22 (LJ(l)t, 10~
PV8LIC9AL •YOUHUDANIJCPLAHATIOHOFTKE IX,LA•ATtO• OP TMI •ATURI OP THI AHIXClUSNENOHTANOEAKMEHTTOUS! ,...._ .._pcwt 9MClft. CA
NATURE OF THE "'OCUDtNO AGAINST YOU, YOU PllOCllD1•8 AeAU•8T YOU, YOU 8MOULD THe BALCONY AA!A Ol.SIONATB> •110 OH .._ TM WW..... LfOn
SHOULD COHTACT A LAWYlR COWYACT A LAWYllL TiiE PLAN AS BENG APPUATEHANT TO THI Compa~. 11 Cor...,.._
On Febtusy 29, , ..... 10:00 A.M .. IMPERIAL •n Metwuery 21, 1111. at 1:00 P.M., IMPERIAL UNIT. Pima, ..... Of1 ~. CA
COAPORATtOH OF AMERICA u duty 9PPQlnted Tt'*-9 COAPORATIOH OF A .. NCA u duty appoMMd Tr..,._ PAACll 4: t29IO, (Calf«Ne); Dk* J
und• Ind ....,...,.,. to Deed of T rUllt recorded NoYerft~ under and puraant to Deed of T Nit recorded OCtoW 2. AN EXCWSIVf RIGHT AHO EASEMENT TO use "9ncMI and~ L. "-"'"
14. 1113,.,.,.... No. ~5214M ol <>Md• Aecotde In the 11M, u Ina No. 14 40I097 of OMC11t Aecordl In the of-nil PAAK..0 SPACE DlaeoHATS> OH nil! ..... Tn• 22MI "'9nar'
ontoeoltheCounty"9cot .. of0tlftQIC0unty,S&mof nc. of the County Atcotder °' 0r.,. County, awe of PUN AS ,AAKJHG S,AU NO. Pl-114. "°9d,c.apr.•.o.CAM014:
CaJlloml• wuted by CHAAW w TURHER AHO CaJlomla. fJlecuted by JOHN A. HANU80N ANO MARY The .., ....... end ottw COfTHftO" de1691\1111on, If w-.n Lyon. ta VII Lido
ENGAIO OCTAVIA~ E. HAAAISON, HUSBAND ANO WIFE, AS JOIN'f anr. of the r• property dw:ttbed ~It purported to Soud. ,_..., 9-ch. CA
WILL SELL AT PU8llC AOCTIOH TO HIGHEST ~NANTS b« 101 khotz Ptaza. Un" 12~. Newpor18-eh. Catftor-~ AlctW'd I. Frri ...
8100EA F0A CASH (peyatlle • tlrM Of .... In~ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST nla t2tl0. 1H1 Kln9eboro Clrcte,
money ol the United S ..... ) et the Nor1tl front entrance to BIOOER FOR CASH (peyabte et time of .... In 1_.ul The underttgned Truee.e dl8da6m• 81f'/ llablllty tot any Tu.rJft. CA .-0
the County COuttftoUM. 700 CMc Cent• OrN9 Weet, Sen-money Of the United St-.) et t~ North front entrMCe to lncorr~ of the ., ... eddr .. end oO\ef common Thi• butlnele la con-
t• AM. CafrorNa. II "8flt, tttle and Int• ... conveyed to lheC~tyCourthouM. 700CMoc.nt.DrMW•San-dellgnlldon, If eny. thOwn hef'etn. ducted by • general
•.nd now M6d by It uftCllr tlkl Deed of Truet In l"-property ta Ana, Callomla. .. rtght. ttet. and Int•• ~ to Sa6d .... wNI be Mede, but Without CO¥ef\Mlt Ot ..,,Mo partnerahlp. 99*9: Dtctc J.
altuattd In aafd ~ and 8 ... • deeetibed In the •t· •nd now M6d by It under Mid Deed of TrUllt In the property ty. 9lP'W Ot lmpled. ragwdlng tide, poea-lon. 0t en-Randtllt end Cerotyn L Aan.-
19d'led EXH181T -A'' medt a pert hereof. lltulted In .. Id County and Stll&e deacr1bed In the cumbr~. to P91/ lhe rema6nlng prlnclpet aum of the datl, W•tem l,on, AtcNrd
LOT 33 IN &LOCK"£" OF TRACT NO 1219, CUFF EXHIBIT ·w· dad\ed hefto and mede a pwt hereof. not9(a) MQared by Hid Deed of Trust. wttl'I lnwe.t E. Franql, The WMll.m
HAVEN, AS SHOWN OH A MAP RECORDED IN LOT H ANO ll1AT ~TIOH OF lOT 28 IN thereon, .. prowlded In Hid n<*(t), lldltencet, f any, u~ Lyon Compeny. Ii/! Rtctwd
B 0 0 K 31. p A 0 IE 8 21 AN 0 2 7 0 F BLOCK 237 OF CORONA DEL MAR. COUNTY OF der the wrna of IAkS Deed Of Truat. .... charges Md ... E. FtenUt .... ~ pr-'denl
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. RECORDS OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AS PEA MAP pena• of the Truetee and of the trueta cr..aed by Mid Thia ~nt ... flied
ORANOE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. RECOAOEO IN BOOK 3 PAGES 41 AHO 42 OF OMd Of Truat. wtth ttw ~ Clerk of
EXCEPT THEREFROM elt oU, oil 1'i9Ma. mlneraJa. MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF TtiE The total amc>u11t of the unplkl belanCe of Che obflgatton Or.nge Coun()t on Janurt
mln•al rlgf\ta. neturel OH rlQhtt and otMr COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY, aecured by the prOC*'fY to be aofd end r~ ... 14, 11M
hydrOCltboM by whataOllWer neme known th91 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: limned coata. nl*\MI end tldvMCea tit the tlm• of the Flle No. F29IOTT
may be wtlhln or under the parcel of land BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHERLY CORHER OF lnttttal pubtk:tlttort of the NotJc.e of Sele II 174,700.00. 1/23 1130 2J9 2113 4583
heretnebove deacrlbed. together with the SAID LOT H ; THENCE WEST 50 DEGREES WEST The ~lclary under tald Deed of TrUllt hef'etolor• ex-.,.__,1 ,_,.,...,.. rlQM Od dftlllng, mining. explorlng •nd 118.00 FEET TO THE WESTERLY CORNER Of ecuted and ~ed to the undef'elOned • wrtnen PUeLIC MOTICI
open1lt"Q therefor end atorl"Q In and removing the SAID LOT H : THENCE NORTH 40 DEGREES Oec:lwatlon Of o.t.ult and Oemlnd f0t Sale, end a wrttten PICTrTIOUa ....... ..... "°'" ae6c9 lend OI any other land, lnctudlng EAST 38.41 FEET ALONG THE Nota of Def..it •nd Elec:tk>n to a.c. Th• u~ned •W STA~T
the right to whll*odl or dlrtctlonelt)' dtW and NORTHWESTERLY LINE OF SAID LOTS H AHO c8IJHd Mid Notice of Det.utt end EJectk>n •o Sett to be The folloWl"Q p«eoni
m"'9 from lende otMr than thoM hef'elnaboYe 28 TO THE SOUTHWESTERLY LINE OF LANO recorded In the county where Che,_, property II loc8'9d are doing bualne .. H :
d..clfibed. oU OI OU ..... tunnelaand lhlfta Into. DESCRIBED IN THE DEED OF THE COUNTY OF 0.1e: o.c.mber 27. 1985 CAMPUS n LIMITED .•
through 01 ectoee the aubeurlece of the land ORAHOE. RECOAOEO ON MAY 3. 1111, IN BOOK IMPERtAL CORPORATION OF AMEAJCA C•lltornla General
herM\aboW dncrlbed •nd to bottom IUCh 212 PAGE 172 OF DEEDS; THENCE SOUTH 57 .. Mid Trulltee P.rtnerehtp, 5020 Campua ~eud OI cffrKtJonely d'1tled wtlle. tunnete DEGREES 35' 35" EAST 119.04 FEET ALONG 1598 Ch•9Pe9k• Dr. San Otego. C. 92123 Drive, Newport Beach,
and INlfta unct.r and benellth OI b9yOnd the U · SAID SOUTHWESTERLY LINE TO THE EASTERLY (119) 292..e480 Calfomle t28IO; Aobert B.
tenor lln'"9 tt.eof end to reo-11. retunnel, equip, LINE OF SAJO LOT 2t: THENCE SOUTH 40 By RoMmarie G. Shlekll, Trvstw Sale C>mc« Grant. lOI Patero Del Oro.
melnWn. r~. deepen and oper-. any IUCh DEGREES WEST 5222 FEET TO THE POtNT OF Authorlzed S6gnawre San C~ CA 92872:
.. 111ormtnea..tthOul.l\oaa'*.therightlodrlH, BEGINNtNO 111111231/30 4552 Gary R. Del Aum. 21911
INne, llaft. eJq>lor• and operat• through the aur· Th• atreet addr ... and C>tMt common ~atlon. If l(.J21a Conlltancla. M'-'On Vi.to.
tec•or the upper 500 IMC of the aubaurfaca of the •ny. of the rMI property deacrtbed above ta purported to NOTICI OP HATH Of CA 92112; M•rk C
land ~etrlebcMI deec:r1bed, M r111 lied by deed be: 3101-3111 Bayelde OrNie. COiona Del Mw, C•Mfornl• CORA P. DU• Coleman, 2324 Port Cer11•
~ded "°'*"''* 14, 1M:S u lnlltrument No. 12825 AND Of """10M TO ADtllealTU UTATa Piece. Nwport Bech. CA
IS-5234 .. Ofldel Aloorda. The under9'gned Truet• dladlalml any .. blllty for any CW NUll9D A-111.-, 12980; Jam.a R. Conner. 10
The.., ... eddrw Ind oe. common deelgnetlon. If lnconectMM of the..,... addr .. and other common To •II helra, benefld•r .... credltora. contlng9nt ,..,,.um, IMne., CA 92714;
any. of the,... property ct.cribed ebo"9 le purpott*' to ~atlon. If My, ahown herein. eredltOfa, and peBOna who mey be otMrwtM Im.rested In Gtagory C. Young. 21982
be: 1211 Klnga Roed. ~ ~. CA 12W Said .... wttl be mede. but wtthout COYenant 0t werran-the will °' ..... te of CORA F. DUNN T-~ Mllek>n VlefO, The~ Trwl89 dllc:tMn9 arty Meblltty for My ty, pPteaa Of lmplled. regwdlng title, po1H11lon, OI en-A petttion hu beef\ Ned by. JOHN C. OUNH, STAHlEY CA t2tm: ,,_,., L a.ck,
lnoorr~ of tN ..,.... 8ddrw and other common cumbrancea. to P9Y "'-,.,,,..nlng prtnc:tpal •um of the L DUNN ln the Su.,.nor Couf1 o1 Orenge County .-.. ~ 3ttt\ --. ·~ ~adon. If eny, thOMt herein. ncM(a) aec:ured by ... d o.ed Of TNlt. with Inter• que11tino met JOHN C. OUNN. STANLEY L DUNN. Beed\, CA tr2tla
Sa6d ...... be mede. but .nw OOYenant Ot werran-~ ... pr~ded In Mid note(•). ~ If any. un-MARGOT DUNN SKILLING be eppolnted -per-.onal Thi• buelnw I• con-
t)', •llP'9• or tmptt.d. regwcttng ttae. po11111lon. or en-d9r the..,.,.,,, of ..,d o..ct of TrUllt. fMa. chergaa and ex-l'epfeMnt•tlw to edrnlnl9W the ..... Of Che deciedent ducted by • g • n • ra I
cumbr...., to pey the remefnlng prtnc:IS* aum of the ~ of the Truatee •nd of the truab crMted by Mid A hearing on the petition wtn be tMMd on Januart 21. S*tf*INp. Signed: AoMtt
nae.(•) aec:ured by Mad o..d of TrUllt. with Int•• o..ct Of Trullt. 1886 .. 9·30 AM. In o.pt.: 3 IOcated .. 100 CMc CenW I . ar.nc
thereor., • Pf~ 1n aid note(•) • .chencee. If any. un-Th• total 9m0unt of the unpaid belance of ttt• obligation Drive WMt. Santa Ana, CA TNt lltet.....rn wu flled
def the terme ol ee6d o..d of Trullt ...... chargaa and... Malted by the property to be acMd and r~ ... IF YOU OBJECT to the gtenting Of the ~ JOU wtth me County Oer'k d
pa,_ of the Tnat• and ol the trUllt crMted bJ Mid tknat9d cot1t1. P~ end adYancM at the time of the 11\0Uld either ~ at the ~ end at-. your ~ Orange County on J•nu-r
OMd of Trull. fOI the amount r~ .atltnated to be lnttiel publaillon Of the~ of SM II S1T0,300.00. tlons CK file written ot>tectiON Wftl'I the court b9for. the 14. 1•
$255,000.00. The blneftdwy under laid Deed of Truet her•alore •· ,....,1no Your ~enc. mey be In .,.,.on or by your at-FMe No. F2MOel
The ~under aakl Deed of T ruet t\eretofor• ••· eculed Md dellwred to the undertllgMd • written torney 1123 1 f30 219 2113 4584
ec:ut9d and dllwered to the undar-6gMd a MmM Oedarltlon Of Oefeult and Demand tot Sak end • written If YOU AAE A CREDITOR Of • contingent CtedltlOr of the
o.darmlklft ol d9tllult and Oemend tot SM. and• written Noclce of Oefeuft end Ea.c:tton to W . Th• undelllgoed ct.ceuect. you muet me your datm wttn the court or Pf'• PU~~nea
Notice of Dlillult and e.c.1on to Sel. The ~ caueed ... d Node. of Default and Elec:tk>n to S.-to be eent " '° the pereone1 NP'..,,..,... ~ by the ACTrnoua ..,... ...
caueed ..., Noice of o.lllUlt and BectJon to s.a to be recorded In the county where the reel property ta toc:ated. co\111 within tour months from the date of ft.,.. ~ Of
recorded In the county "'*9 the ,_, property ls IOcated. IMPEAtAL CORPORATION OF AMERICAN. • laid lett9'S u prOYided In MCtlon 700 of the Caltomle ProbMe MAMI ST A T'IMEfT
IMPEAIAL <X>f'PORATtON Of AMERICAt u Mid TruetM.t598Ch9MpMk•Dr.S.nOlegO.CAl2123.(119) CocM Thetlmel«ftltngclalmawtlfnotexpnprtortotour The fOltowlng peraons
iru.t-. P.O. 8oJ1 831 , San Olltgo. CA 92112. (119) 212-292-6480. By Aoeemarle G. ShleNb. Truetee S.,. Offlc.r. monthS from the date Of"'-hMt1ng noticed lllbo¥t. •r• doing bualneH H :
G e.. T .,_._ ,_.__ '"··t~ "''-ature PLACENTIA I &480. By Aow'ner1e . ~·letdl. ruatM ._.. "''....-· "" ·-._.. <>•v" YOO MAY EXAMINE Che file kept by Che c:ourt. "you .. BASTANCHUAY
Authorb9d S6gnalure Date· January 7. 1111 a P4W90" lnterMted In the Mt.at .. you mey NtW upon the ASSOCIATES, • C•lforni•
Oett .JanUllfY 14, 1918 1130 211 2/l 3 4eoo executor or 9dmlm.trator. CK upon the attom9)' tor Che•· gener•I partnerlhlp: 113
1131 219 2113 4592 NOTICI OP TllU8ftrl ML.I ecutOf or 9dmlnlatr•tl0f. and fl .. wtttl the COU'1 wttl'I proof Corpor.a. PIUa, Sult• 200.
MOTICI OP n.uanr• UL.I T.a. .... , • ..a of aervioe. a written request 9tatlng that you .., ... apeclal Newpon a.ch. CA I~
'ATCO t141'7I IMPORTANT NOTICE TO Pf'OPEATY OWNER: notice of the fifing of an lnwntory •nd appralMn'Wlnt of... Stephen C. Hopklna. 2553
,cl --1' YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST, t•te uaets °'of the pett1lona 0t account9 mentioned"' Monaco Drive. Lagun• ....,. UNLESS YOU T'""""" '"CTION MCtlona 1200 and 1200 5 of the C•tltornl• Probate Cod4t. .. ___ .. ,. .. a-11:1 HA""al"\ft On February 20. , .. et 11 :00 a.m. RAST AMERICAN DATED Januaty 11, 1._.. """" ~" ...-•~ ; nvun TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY. 8 CaatfOmla corporation TO PROTECT YOUA PAOPEATY, IT MAY BE SOl.D AT A Attorney '°' petitioner· Stanley L Dunn, 1239 W-1 PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT
u Trvat-. OI SuCClllat T"'*9 or Subltltuted TruatM. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AH EXPLANTION OF THE t30th Street. G•rdena. CA 90247 COMPANY. 2'42 Elden
Of "* ~ Deed of Trulll .-o.-. by MILDAED J NATURE OF THE PAOCEEDtNO AGAINST YOU. YOU 119 1/18 1/23 4544 Avenue. Cotta Mela. CA
SCHORR.• wtdow, end reoordedJune 27, 1t79u lnalru-SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 12127 , MATT8HAN
ment No. 31141. "' Book l3204. --1820, °' Offtdel On February 7, 1111. •t 1:00 P.M .. IMPERIAL MOTICI OP "6•UC HURIMQ CORPORATION. 25092
'_.. CORPORATION OF AMERICA• d~ 9PPO'fleed T,,,.... AND BudtbOwd Lane. L.aGun• Record• of °'*'99 County,~ and purSUMt to -AJIPUCATION l'OR COASTL NAMIT I II -,. .. wil:f!I -t ~ ........__ ~ .............. --r-A-A Oc-underandpurauanttoOeedofTNltreoordilcl.Januery.&:9, Hllta • ...-·~ u• ,,_._, ,__ .,. ._....... .. ___ -u.u ..._._ 101• ~Of The Celtorme Oepet1ment Of Fllh and Game •nd Thi ...... I eon tober OM 1115 U tnetfument No. '5-404911, of Offldal 1110, at lnM. No. 33747, lft ~ 1-pege .., "' • I .,.. MN I • -. fklat ~de "' the offtce of l'ae ~ Recorder of the City of N9wport Beactl heve ,..quelled a permit duct• d by • g an• r e I
Recotda Of Mid County, wot und9r and pureuant to Mid Orange County. State of CeHtornta. Executed by '°dredge 1,100.000 cubk ywdl of Mdlt'Mlnt from p., tn• rah Ip S i g n ed
Deed °' Trullt .el• pubk euctlon tor caah. '-ful m<>MY KIMBERLEY J. OUVER a ROH I . Fl.A THERS. 90YD Upper N9wport Bay· Newport a..ct\. Orenge Stephen C Ho~lna '°'" the United 8.-of Amertcen. a caaNs'• Cl** FLATHERS & LEORA FLATHERS, HUSBAND AND WlFE. County. Thia atatement w• ftled
payable '°Mid TruetM dr.-n on a .Cite« MIUOnal baM. WILL SELL AT PUBLJC AUCTION TO HIGHEST PAOJEC'T OESCAIPTlON The pr.:>jed wtll remove aa> wtth the County Cl.nc Of
a awte or ...._ .. er.-unton. « • It.Ce OI ,.,_., MYlng• ~ _...._ lewful -xHNtlllly 1. 100.000 cubic ywdl Of Mdtment from the
and .__ •• arze'on __ ._.._ In t .. ,. ---. at the INln BIDDER FOA CASH (peyeble at time .., -In ... -Th ..... ft Orange County on J•nu.rv ..,..., ·-·--_,.,.....,_, ,,.. --~ ..... U It__. s•--) ... --... --... ont --.Mee to u-N9aport Bey Ecotogtcal R•arw • protect ., 17 1-• encr--to R-.. _ ....... Tltlle lnaurenc:ie Cotnpany m<>tMY"' t... " .., -•• .,,. ._ .. ," _,., __.. f _ • .... --•• ._. ... ._.. theCountyCourthouM. 700CMcCenterO""-We.t,San-deepen and~ the u llltlng eccieu ch.nnel rom t.... Fiie No F298508
IOc*d et 114 Eut Afth S_..Ml In the c:tty of Santa Ana. ._Ana, Cattfofnla .,1 right.Weand 1,,.__. oom.yed to Coeat Hlghwlly Bridge to the "NarTOW9 • ., .. Of the bey 1123 1130 219 2/13 4515
C...ttorNa. •I th.C right. ttUe •nd lntweat conveyed to and ,...___,,,, of T 1 Che .-wfth • propoeec1 blaln of eppro1dmatety 35 aurtace ., ... now hetd by It under NkS o.ed of Trullt In the property andnowhetdbyltund•aafd..,_. Nllt n p • ...,.._., below Che "Otd Salt wonca DMle." $poll from the pruJed "-'•UC MOTICa ........ _In ... d "~·-a-5 ..... ..._1.....,. ..... altutlted In uld Countr Ind Stat9 deactlbed In ttle _ _,,, L llt·--
.,.__, '-VU ... 111' "" ,_ _. .._.,. -T ..._. .. _ _._ --__._ ~ h-__. wtn be dlapoMd of In the oc.en at the •PP'..._. oa --·-r...-_... EXHtBI MA •• n.c._, ·-ex-vH .. , ...... T~~ • _.. _..,. -CTrr"""""'•• •u•••u A t uuhotd ~ac• In ..... o: _ -"-Ang9Me 3 oce9n dlapoeal a.It•. ,.., ovv
Loe 5 o1 T~ No. 3201. u ahown on a Map recx>rd-LEGAL OESCAIPTK>N F-2'552 The protect ta pert of a ComprehenlNe s.dlment Con-MAMa ITATlllUfT
ed In~ 130, pegea 25. 28, 27. 21. 29 and 30 of A CONDOMINIUM COMPAISEO Of: lrof Program for Heiwport Bay •nd the Sen OlegO Creek The followl"Q pettona M~ Mape. Record• of Or.nge County. '"LL .,,._. .. T C"""'T .. 'N • .. NO SITUATED IN THE Watenhed. .,.. doing buaJ~ •· LKO ,. ..... ..__,_ ,.. I"" en "" ~ Ion ..... oclat••· On• C ivic .,...""""-STATE OF CAUFOANIA. COUNTY OF ORANGE. The coett8' Commlaalon wtlhee to obealn tntorrnat "
The ..,.... eddr-OI °"'* common dealginatlon Of CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. DESCRIBED AS to aul.C In determining whether a permit '"°'*' be Pica, Suite 290. Newport
u6d prOC)llr1y la purported to be: 3720 Cam~ Ortv.. OWS g~ted tor thl• proted and If •nr reatric:llon• or con-Beach, CA 12MO • ,....-_. --. FOLL : r ......_ l(.N Ataoclatee. One .... pof't BMc.h. ~ru -PARCEL 1: dltk>na thould be ptaced on the P'oted. ror "-putpcMae,
Seki .... wtl be med• wtthout ~nt 0t werrenty. U· FEE SIMPLE TITLE TO CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO the pwm" wtll be conaldered at the Cotnml ... on'e CMc Ptaza, Sultil 290, New-
P'91111 °' lmptled. u to tltle. pa•111lon or encumbrenoM 170 (THE "UNIT"), AS SHOWN UPOH THE Febfusy rnMtlng In Loe Angel-.: port leech. CA 12980. '°....., .. unpeild bellanOt ch• on ~.;c::I~ .. ~ CONDOMINIUM PLAN (ENTITLED DATE: Tuaedey, Febutwy 4· '"' Re~ A~e~c:!~~ MCUM br l96d Deed of Truat. to wtt. -• ,,._, ...-"CONOOMINUM PLAN Fa.. LOT 1 OF TRACT TIME: 1:00 Lm. u..-,. .. ___
,_ ~nn .,..,,..., coeta. •4*•• Md adY9"CN at NO 1--\ COUNTY ,_ ORANGE STATE OF PLACE: Loe~ Hiiton -_.. ~ ..... d .. the I,,.., pubic..., Of tNa Notice°' s.e.: CAUFOANA (THE "'P~ RECOAo£o ON 5711 WMt Century Bou~ ll'F No. 22(LI<O). 11 Cor-
~73 JULY 12. 1trt. A8 DOCUMENT NO. 154110, IN Per9on• 11 ........ ed In thla perm•.,. ~tMNd to make porate PIHa, Newport
NOTICE TO PAOPERTY ~"oF TRUST BOOK 1UH. PAGES 11 THROUGH 115. wr1e1n oommen11 or ..... their"'--• the'~ ~11• c~.~· ,_ co .. -YOU AM .. OEFAUL T UND€A A ~ · INCWSIVE. OF OFfJC&AL MOOROS IN SAID M9tlng • .......,, rneJdftO pr111 ltlllltol111 .,_.. conftne '" .,.. ... _ ,. .....
OATI!D ~ 1. 1m. lH..ESS YOU TAKE ACTION .-. ,._ ..... TY ....... -.. -.aw PERTANS TO .,_ ....,.ntl to the profeCt. Oral ... .,.,.,,.. wt1 be ducted by a general
ACn0N TO PN>TICT Y~ Pf'OK .. TY. rT MAY IE ~~TY ·~ .. TMCT NO. hesd.~florecour~.allmporterU111lt1"°"1ahOuld~ ,.,..,.9hi9 Stgned: K-N
IOlD AT A ~U8LIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN tOCll7, MCON)ED .. .OOK 449, PAGES 5 aubmltled In WllnQ. AatOdetM. • Cellfornla ~noN OP THE NAT\JM OF niE PROC£EDINO THROUGH • OF MIKEUANIEOUS MAPS. The permit 1Pple)lltkln.,...... CIOCume•. Che corn· geMr .. pertnerahlp. By
AGAMT YOU. YOU ..OULO CONTACT A LAWVER. _.__._,... .... --... ..,.. COUNTY rnla.lon'a --requtremene.. end .. r•t.d General...,,_,
WT M111!NCAN mLE M~ COMPAHY. a ~---~ . dOQ~~bel""*ledlndoopiedlthCom-TMI lWlt-fhd
C1W...,... oor .... •an -Au._.., 0.0.. ~ 9Mdt. AN UNOMDED .oar.te NRCEHT HT£AOT IN rnlellOft'a o.'tcl <>Moe, 246 W.. •oedt IJ. 8u• MD. wllh fie ~ ~ °'
114 &al Flttt ......_..,._Ma. ~nlie '2101; f'14) NIQ10THICOfW10N WMAS ..owNANO LOft98eeoh,CAtae02(211 llC>ton)~ll •••tiour. ~ 0ountr °'"Jin. 10,
-...,, OUMD OH TM!~ ol a.-00 a.in. and 5:00 P·"'~ Mundlir "'°""' F,..,. '« 1-.
OATID: ~ 22. 1• ... ..-DIClfl'T ALL ~ GAi MO HYON>CAMOH men 1"t1Mmlll0n, 001ac1 ,..._...,..., (211 91CH071.) Al MD. ·--
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Cabtn In the forett. Wltf't
~ g ... For ..... 1$5
mll•• from El Toro.
A•cretlonel Stream•.
ti.nine. 119.950.
~3222
F« ..,. by own• -L.8Quna
BMch. 3 bedroom. 2 beth.
S117,&00. Fe~ oce.n,
city, co11tllne, Cataline
view. AHumabta tint,
P<*llble 10% down. 497-
1918, 856-0220.
Laguna Beach 3 b9droom.
3 bath custom home. pool,
1acuu1, decks. canyon &
ocean view. privacy, big
yard. unique. $425,000. No
brokers Motivated seller
Calf Joyce 4 76-0587 days.
494-7924 evenings.
4 BEDROOM 3 BATH EL
TORO HOME Wind Rows
trect Air, 2 atory. 2 yeare
newt Upgraded throughout.
Owner financing available!!
$180.000
961 -1141
OLD CORONA del MAR
2bdr. lba. R-2 lot, wlk to
bch. rm tor expaMlon. By
owner S239,5k
875-~7
......... "'••1'
CORONA DEL MAR 3028-
303' Eut PCH • 4 1torys
w/potentlal double the
value by bldg. 2nd 1tory
Great tenant•. location. ln-
c om e $41 ,000 Alkl ng
$450.000 ·M•k• Offer.
Owner/ Agent 819-543-
04~
514-0ll ....... ""·
Un1Que Mont Rec Prop
24 .. acres 11nth tstflfy
oecorated Cedar Home Adi
to Forest Serv very private
Lolo Creek runs thr•1
property A peaceful retreat
w great hunttng & fishing
Snrt distance to Missoula
Montana $6 15 000
1 500 Oeeped Acre Ranch
Central Montana w/approx
2m1 of famous Smith R1..,.r
thru property
1 500 Acre Ranch . A Real
Be.uty • Pl'lllllpsburg Area
Com.ct:
Petey Wood
lletltftt I Aeeoc.
5llO Ken Dr.
MIMou&a, Mont lllOI
I05-...," ....
Widow has money fOf Trust
Deeds -S10 000 Up• No
Credit ck No penalty Call
Dennison AUO<:latea 673-
7311
llfWPOIT
llYUTMEITI llC.
(Since 1959)
Real Estate lnvfft""-"t op.
portun11t" with eatabll•hed
& track proven comp.ny
IWyC.Wn
(Development Officer
& Consultant)
150 t Westcott Or Ste 21 O
Newport Beech 91MO
(714) 142-3092
Hot Opp'ty for young
mark•tlng sales person
Ground fir opp'ty fOf smart,
young. PR oriented Seek ing
excitement. & pocentlaJ high
profrta w/Ht. firm In NB
area Call 714-873-9280
t>etwn. 9am-4·30 pm wkdya
TRAVEL AGENCY
Own your travef agency No
e•P9rlence nec .... ry A
complete pectcege, chotce
lo c •ti on• • v•lleble
Nurneroue travel beneflta
av•ll•~ 25,000 full oftlc•
netlonwlde. TRAVEL WITH us -For • peraonel Int•·
vtew cell Bob H1naon at eict
411
1 -800-821. 7 413
MOVING SALE: AHTIQUEI.
UVWO AM. PATIO, SPA,
ETC. 2843 PERLA N.8. SAT
I-HOON
GARAGE/MOVING SALE.
SAT. IAM-3PM F£8. 18T
WHher I Dryer.
Refrlo-rator. Furniture,
Mlle.
24'31 Via Raza
L.61 For..i
(S Toro)
Be sure to
check the
Classified
Excellenll MHter bdrm
$400 S.r Sto<M1 My dinette
S200 llv rm Mt S500 Luy
Boy MCtf eofal racliner 972·
8411 ------
BEAUllFIJL oek and walnut
8 ft. desk wtth matching
Credenza. 5 yeata old. Uke
new condltlonl Aakfng
S1500/ offer. Paid $2700
new1 493-8990 Dr. Zofton.
Brown print queen afeeper
$200 Oak bkc••• and
credenza S 150 ea. obo 581-
9015
ANTIQUE French walnu1 &
marble dining room suite
Includes. 1 atyttzed Louie
XVI dining room tabl• & 10
chairs. Together with 3
WOOd leavea. 2 mirror-~
butteta. 18.0001 offer. Day·•
380-7792 or 472-t002.
Floor Samplea for Sale
Exquisite Designer Furn
0 S Brandon limited
Oealoner Ctr So. 6'3-0338 ....... , ...
ART DECO EGYPTIAN
MARBLE CLOCK -Ap-
pralMd $3000. Beat otter
O'll9r 11000.
499-3509. 494-5860
ANTIQUES OF EVERY
KJNDfl BY PRIVATE PARTY
Selling very lerga •state fll~
ad wtth exceptlon81 nne an-
ttque1 In wond.rful condl·
tlon. Marvelou1 variety
ooffected from •II over the
world. Muat He to •P·
prectate. c .. h onty pric..
negotiable. Appointment
<:4111.
498-1167
Anl•Que German 3 weight
Vienna Regulator & French
Morb1er Clock circa 1850
Call for appointment
499-1840
A nt1Ques & furn iture
French h1gh-ct1a" tables.
secretary bOys bedroom
set bed cha"
720-0192
Antiquea of 9\l'ery klndll By
private party. Selllng very
large eatate filled with ex-
ceptional fine antlqu• In
wonderful cond i tion
Marvelou1 variety collected
from •If over the world
Must see to appreciate
Cash onl y pr ices
negotiable. Appointment
call
498-1167
MOVING-MUST SELLI
Washer / dryer $326
Refrigerator. S 190 Sofa
bad. St90 Sectional aota
S39S 2 twin bed• $50 .. ch
Large office dl9k & 1torege
cabfne1 St 50
497-«>53
10' Satellite T.V SYSTEM
remote poaltlOner. Dralle
r9Ce1Vef, 5-yNr werranty
$2495
SATELLITE TELEVISION
COMPLETE SYSTEM '7H-
·l 1,"5 Wiii taa PIY"*'t.
(1~J Day ttl-5572 or
EW9ftlng1 HI 8043.
Maclntoeh Ooul* 0.0. wtlt1
2 bullt·ln ~ ..........
7 .... Mtl
WW!Md to Ml: MembseHp
to 'Greet lxpectatton • d•no otub. 21~
11 .. 302-2521.
Model Home furn.. ~~
pr1c:e, Nvlng, dining, bdrm
..... Muat W.. 186-&'W
SNOW MOBIL!. "JOHN
DEERF' JDX-8 Good condi-
tion S500 I off•
(714) 83M712
FACIAL EQUIPMENT LIKE
NEWll "REMOV!TRON"
Excellent opportunity for
beauty Mlon or bualneu.
$2,800 I otter
240-8587
MOUNTAIN BIKE, Unlwg•
Alplna Pro. 11 8Plld• 1 yr.
old Orlglnally MOO. Sett tor
S350. 881-1112; 728-0179
ATARI COMPUTER.
KEYBOARD 800 disk drive
1050. screen & numerou•
games $700 855-2192
Egyptian Clock • Art Deco
exquisite carved m.,ble
Bett ofter over $1 ,200 By
appointment 49"t-58eo
499.3509
BEAUTIFUL Oalc enc
Walnut 6-Foot Deak wtth
l'Nltchfng credenza. 5 YMl'I
old. Like new condition.
Aa«1ng 11,5001 off•. Paid
S2.700 new. 403-8990 Dr
Zotton.
"SERVO-MATIC" SOLAR
HOT-WATER SYSTEM No
mechanfcal pattt. New
SS.000 NII 13.550 Under
warranty.
983-5392
ENCYCLOPEDIA, n.w 1915
$275, "orlgln•lly" '850.
Britannia 1884. Chlld-c:raft
1985 $125 Rldt 731-4580.
ExerclM equipment "Soto-
Flex" New $450. 493-7350
111111:1111 -..
ISOTEC 4-PHONE SYSTEM
Pwt.c:t ~. Ueed 4
month•. Value, 14.200.
Aalng S2.IOO. Cati l'&t -
5141.
OFFICE FURNITURE:
Brolhlfa Typewrttet EM200.
D••k I return, atorege
cabfneta, later81 ftlee, ~
chelra. 2~•"•8' t•blH.
b<>Okcaae. 380-1882 .,., e
p.m
COPIER 3M Model-528
pl al n paper copier
St 100/offer Stand•rd/
legal-alze Exoaffent oondl·
tiOn
COPIER -NICON 4085
LIKE NEW. 29,000 COPIES.
AUTO-FEED. paper Nipper,
10-bin sorter. cabinet.
M000 833-1281 Mon.-Frl.
8-5
Computer -totally cuatom &
beau11ful oak. Apple 2E,
apeclal kayboerd, 2 disc
drlvu. monitor & CFU In
oak . Loo kl Ilk• IBM.
Modem, printer. 128K,
cloclc, fan. Mull Mef Beat
offw.
124·-• Clll
SHIH-TUZ 8 we.kl (pup.
plea) (t) Male (3) Fema ....
St25 .. ch
492-8994
after 3 p.m.
A K C BASSET HOUNDS 7
.. .-, old 7 m .... Cham-
pion Linea. S300 eech
869--5737
Chin_. Sh., P.i gor09°"1
top qu.i pupe r ....
714-832-7139
AKC BORZOI RUSSIAN
WOLFHOUND PUPPIES
8om 1-22-H. Show quaNty
-wry mettow -grMt I
kid•
(714) 4M-8381
,.._ COMeft Orend Pleno
9b0ny. 7'4" 125.000 ....
*IN lred9 tor eAMI fftObHI
l'IOMel T.O. or? -.....12
MONTOOMUtY t1•
8AM..IOAT llOedect (auto-
pNot etc., Mltof ..... offs. o.y. 756-11et
SAILBOAT 26" FOOT "MC
ORIOO"" Wit" tr a lier.
1tl0. Many extra'• Dana
Point Harbor Weat ~2. t.a.·
500 I offer.
48S-llH
16 FOOT Chryaler
··Mutineer" Sallboa1 wtth
traller and added apln·
naker. S1.400 or beet ott.r.
161-2233
38'8'' ·IMP combination
flehlng/ crulalne boat Futty
equlpt. Exceftent condtuon.
tr•ller, ·113,500/ on..
855· 1314 Ev.nJnga
1973 23 FOOT "R .. nefl"
Cabin Crul..,. Great oondt.
tlon. Ae-bultt engine, IOw
houri. 17.8501 off•.
137-2542
25 FOOT "Century'" Power-
boet. OMC outdrtve. 350
Ford engine. Low houri. fx.
c.lenl condition. • 18,500/ onera.
13' SAILBOAT TRAILER, 19
Moat. malnaall, fib, com-
p .... 1750. 881 -8112 I 728-
0171
1977 24-Foot "Sporta
Fl1""9rman." Rebultt 351
Ford .ngtne. lndudel eo
d•y warranty and EZ tr.u.r.
OrNt condition. t11,600/
offer.
18' "GLASSPAR"
BOWRIDER 150
horeepow•r outbo•rd
lreiler. Loeded. Exc1l1nt
condllton. SM&O.
497-7197~
1971 "CHEVY LEF' 41 fpot
Sloop. Sleepa 5. BrtltOf~
Luxur1ou1 te•k and
c:arpecjng throughout. Prtce
~ oay. 831-1400.
~-1-1211.
38' Totty twin 988 affp U·
c•llen t condition. VHF
Helon l)'ltam, man, utru
~.000. 146-3&315.
Eight-Man Raft-Good Con-
dition $4501 Beal Offer 980-
9859
1977 24-Foot "Sport•
Flahefman .. -rebultt 351
Ford englM. Induct. IO
day warranty and EZ tr....,.
Gr•t condition. S11,5001
otrer.
1979 1 T SEASWtm. Poww-
bOat. t 40 HP 110. Bell ,..,,. •
!oeded. exc:.tlenl condltloa.
S6300. 13' • 7518, 411-333.1.
1 912 CJ7 JEEP 4 WHEEL
DRIVE Hard-top. Power
at..,lng, ltereo, IOlldadll se.ooo / offer own• wm
conelder financing. Mu11
S.11
498-9133
'84 290SL Rdltr t.pl1 blu
wl gry lthr Int. ABS brk eyat,
LOADED. mint cond. ltK
ml
213-973-5340
BAD CREDIT I NO CREOfTI
You need no ~
S2, 100 down. Tlice ~
my peymenta S291. Mon~
1994 BMW 3181.
418-4200
8UG CO~VERTIBLE NEW
AADtALS Gr .. t TtanfC)Ot-
tatlon Champagne Edltton.
s..2001 t He Corvette
Roadster. 48.000 ~
mites Matching numitn.
Very orjgNff St:t.500 494.
83te
I ,AHTAITIOt CAM fOR
1AL11 .. PoflCMOarNra r.,.., .. _...,.,_.
OONM1on 1.000 ,.,. ... m.-
ooo I°""· 11M 500 KL
MlfGiCIM lpedll A!lfG '"'" .... end ....... Mull
... -.000
~
JAGUAA-1973 XKE -Grey
v12, aeo ~motor, 2+2,
good oandftlon, tlrea I P9fnt
automlldc, aw, SllOO. 494-
0CMt ...
1t74 AUOt FOX 4-4oor.
good condhton. 11,4161
offer. 951-2170 ...., "'"' alday ... enda.
1"3 Audi 5000 8
Sliver, aun~roof. IOw mllM.
non-tmotc •. Pr!Ya .. petty.
S7500. 2~ or 240-
8387 -•
1883 BMW 5331. 5-apeed •
38 ,000 mll••· mini!
Graphlt91 NndelwOOd ln-
t•lor. S17,900.
131-3098 EY1Nng1
11n BMW 320I
YM'tcwl tan lnc.rlor, 88S
Wh ... a. AM/FM CUMtt•
1tereo. Sup•r clean.
$5100/offer. (714) H0-
8781. (714) 414-11157.
1978 BMW 2002 Air. atwp
Inside I oui. Mechel'Jeltly
perfect. le,000. Excelten1
condition.
8~9158
1884 EL DORADO Touring
Coupe. lmmaculetel All
power, ... utru. 11,000
mllea. E•ecuttve owned,
prtv ... auto. ~ .....
1485 month. eecM>31& deya.
1884 CADILLAC SEVILLE
Fawn Miit (COIOf). Fully
io.dedl "8oM" Stereo. Low
mllea. Mini condition. S11.-
500 I offer
498-I072 Evenings
1978 CADILLAC Cotwetti-
bte. Original owner. fen.
teetlc condition, compteteey
io.ded. Wtth mU86cal horn.
S&.4151 ofter. 4'4-e731 Of
417-3802 ot (213) 662-0429.
t971 CADILLAC SEOAH OE
VILLE Futly loededl 4 new
'"MlehlMn" tlrM. Beet on..
3I0-800e
1979 CADtU.AC SevtMe -
Low mleage. futty loaded,
-...-..... new redl8ts,
~ ~· $7.115. 156--
8200.
'IO Eldo orig own• Lt gry w
I blk llndeu I llhr Int 44'l ml
mini oond nu Mleheltna aerv
Neda UC $7950 646-9481
1973 240Z DATSUN
Loaded! Origln•I own•r.
~ Seef Liie• newt Muat
Sell. 13.900
770-7913
1978 Dateun 2IOZ. 2 Plue
2. 5 .. p..ct. air. am/fm,
~. ortglnal owner.
Good condition. Catt tor
......_ Daya (7'4) 535·
Otee or 310-4321 or
9¥9nlng8 (714) 364-5120
ak fof )ane.
1111 MISSION MAXIMA
grey, E•oeuentt lncluctea t• T .... new.,,_ $73"
77M7U
1tl0 "HONDA" CIVIC
e1TATIONWAGON au". ....... ..,.,, Red ....... .................
II.Ill
1•HOMMCMCW..--. ._..,, .. , ..... ,,,,.
..... CIJllll, , ....... .
ndlll. ..... I J'IM.
4tW7IS
>----~~--~--~-1• HONDA~ -LOw "'' ..... · .......... ,, .. c ........... ....,
ofter . ..,.... per1Y. ..1 ....
1HO HONDA CIVIO I·
epeecl, AM/FM C81U tie,
~OM*.M_...
~~.~
.... 12.115. 0., 712....00
eat 437 .. , t Lm. • I p.m.
.1966 HONOA PAEWOE -
81Mr, 5 ..,..cf, .ar. Alken
whMll, tlr-. AM I FM
c111.ne. tlldr• IMOO I
offet .,..._'211 -daya. 240-
9413 9V9ningl
110
tlA MAIDA iDOdO LOfti
Bed l**..,P tndc. AM/FM
c111 ... .--.111~
Uon, automatic, cam"'
.... .... 4'0.
8309438
1111 MAZDA 821. New
pelnl. etectrk: moon-root
AMIFM .-.0, •r, 83.000
mllae. $5,480. Good concfi·
don.
4"-2581
1115 MEACEOES 2IOE. I.·
000 ""'--c.,.. control.
eleetrtc sun-roof, comptcM-
ly oadld.131,000/ahr.
130•IG
1173 ... oedw ... &-
cepUonal Car-Lttr• New
Cond.·Aff Irv. "9cof de-
722-8IOO-&i7 ·2211
1979 450SL MercedH.
Tan/ ten leattw Interior
True •poke wire whffl•
Beclcer stereo 8urgler
a&arm. Alr. 2-lopa $24.000/
offer 881 -8211 or 131·
1400.
1880 .... oedM 2808E. Ful-
ly toededl AJr. •o.lenl ln-
•lde.'OUL SH¥9rl btue fabtte
Interior. t21.000.
1156-0785
1MI Merced• Benz 230.
Rare 1-cytind•, 4 •PMd
atock. Orlglnel owner.
S2900loff• ot tredl up fot
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Btaidet_ ~ rulJ P.3fU' of
fitness dusa, Club Corona dd
Mar ofTen nutritional counsel-
ing and a series of health evalua-
tion tests for its members.
.. Our health club is in a con-
venient location and we offer a
full line of exercising equipment.
Our instructors arc excellent;
they all have CPR certificates
and extensive dance and
teaching backgrounds. They arc
tuned into the body . This is im-
portant to know when a person
is deciding on a health club,"
said Nancy Hunsaker, owner of
Club Corona dcl Mar.
A nutritional counseling
program is available at Club
Corona dcl Mar. Members learn
about the basics of good nutri-
tion as well as discover more
about thansdves and their
eating habits.
Club Corona dd Mar has
stationary bicycles and rowing
machines. Mirrored walls allow
membas to pay attention to
body aljgnment which is impor-
tant in maintaining health and
fitness.
Fitness evaluations include
body composition analysis, body
fat test. blood chemistry test
Seeing is
believing •••
See a to fl_. ollt alMMlt .... lty risloe care. We lilt.a, we auwer
11~ we catt. FaU eye care IHTices for ••Its alld ddWm1.
VISION EXAMINATION • VISfON TRAINING
CONT ACT LENSES • FASHfON EYEWEAR
Tod R. Davis, O.D.
Doctor of Optometry
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714/173-2331
which reveals cholesterol and
triglycerides levels, cardio-
respiratory endurance testing
and the strength and flexibility
test .
.. We offer a fitness evaluation
package to our new participants.
This way we know their begin-
ning condition and then we can
show them later their improve-
ment and progress in their health
and fitness status," said Hun-
saker.
At Club C.Orona dcl Mar a
variety of classes arc offered.
Non-impact aerobic exercising
has become very popular. Hun-
saker said. •111is is not the jum-
ping type of class. Here we get a
penon·s heart rate up by using
rapid movement of the large
muscle groups -such as mov-
ing the arms and legs
simultaneously. With this type
of whole body movement
caJorics arc also burned up."
More advanced aerobic
classes are available at Club
Corona dcl Mar. These arc for
members who are capable of a
r igo rous cardio-vascular
challenge.
••Our .ff.T.T. cl111a have
become very popular. Tbit it us-
ing strictly isolation movanents
of arms, legs and abdominal
muscles and repetition;• said
Hunsaker about the proaram for
the Hips. Tummy and Thighs
(H.T.T.).
Hunsaker started Club
Corona del Mar about a year
ago and she finds the heaJth
business fun because it is chang-
ing all the time. Club Corona del
Mar is located in the Albertson's
Shopping Center at 3023 East
Coast Highway; phone: 675-
1377.
Newman Dancers at OCC
Now in its 21st year, Gloria
Newman Dance Theater which
first performed at Orange Coast
College in 1962 will once again
perform at OCC's Robert 8.
Moore Theater on Sunday. Feb.
2.
The performance begins at
7:30 p.m. Reserved seating is S6
in advance and S7 at the door.
Gloria Newman and her com-
pany have performed in more
than 50 concert tours throughout
the United States, from New
York to San Francisco .
Need A Date?
Try the Newport Ensi~n
Classified Personals
631-8120
Throughout her career, New-
man has been commissioned by
numerous state arts councils and
educational systems to serve as
artist-in-residence, providing in-
struction and choreography for
students of dance.
Tickets arc on saJc in occ·s
Community Services Office in
the Student C.Cnter Building.
Hours arc Monday throuah Fri-
day. 9 a.m. -7 p.m., and Satur-
day. 8 a.in. -noon.
Tickets may be purchased by
phone. For information. call
432-S880.
Weight
Control ...
Professional, personal, computerized
nutritional analysis, group programs,
blood chemistry, recipes and
understanding .
. . . Call today.
Contact Cindy Dupul~. B.S., Nutritionist
J02J E. Coat Hwy., Corona lei Mar
114/61$-1311 -
Four difrereat weipt loa1
pro,pame are •Yall8ble dmMlp
Fountaia ~alley Re1ional
Hoe,ital and Medical Ceni.. .. our proaramt ranae from
11utritional coun1elin1 to in·
patient 1ur1erie1 and
rehabilitation," II.id community
relations director Sheila
Lohsproh.
The R.D. program ia directed
by registered dieticiana and
stands for recommended diets.
"Here a very penonalizcd diet
profile is worked up u1in1 com.
puteriz.ed nutritional analyaia
Nutritionist Counsels
with Sound Advice
Cindy Dupuic, who created
the Fitcomp program at Club
Corona del Mar, teaches people
to understand what they need
and how to reach their needs
nutritionally.
••1 am concerned about what
the general public is learning
about good nutrition. There are
many so-ailed health experts
out there who really do not know
what they are doing -offering
gimmicks and giving out the
wrong information. The public
needs to check into the inf onna-
tion and backgrounds of the con-
sultants before getting heavily
involved in any one specific
program," said Dupuie. who baa
a B.S. degree in dietetics and
food administration from the
California State University at
Long Beach.
Dupuie's Fitcomp program
begins with a four week core
schedule that combines the
basics of good nutrition with a
person's food preferences and
needs and work schedule. "The
person records what bas been
eaten during the first week and
then this is put into a computer
which prints out a total analysis
of the penon's caloric intake
and I 9 other nutrients. I then
take into consideration the goals
of the client and penonalize
weekly menues which include
recipes." sai.d Dupuie.
During the fint consultation
clients receive an informational
packet and a discussion on good
nutrition. Dupuie said she en-
UC To Illar
3-Day Seminar
An intensive three-day
seminar on state-of-the-art op-
tical recording and playback
technologies will be offered at
two locations by University of
California, Irvine and Berkeley
Extensions in April.
The seminars will be con-
ducted Apri 17-9 at t he Emerald
H o tel , 17 17 S . West St.,
Anaheim, and April 21-23 at the
U C Euens io n Conference
Center 3375 Scott Blvd., Suite . . . 436, Santa Clara. I nstruct1on is
from 9 a .m. to 4:30 p.m. Mon-
day through WC;<inesd~y. Enroll-
ment is $795, ancludmg course
materials and three lunches.
For information about the
Anaheim seminar, write UCI
Extension, P .0 . Box AZ, Irvine.
Calif. 9271 6 or phone (714) 856-
5414. For information about the
Santa Clara seminar, write UC
Extension, Continuing .Edu~
tion in Engineering, Uruver11ty
Extens ion , University of
California, 2223 Fulton St .•
Berkeley, Calif. 94720 or phone
(41S) 642-4111.
courages clients to exercise
along with their weight control
programs.
The following three weeks are
spent analyzing and re-adjusting
the program prescribed by
Dupuie ... We see how the per·
son's health is improving. if the
person bas lost weight, and bow
the person•s stamina and a>ergy
have been affected. By the end of
the four weeks I have the person
following a good nutritional
t.rack. Then from here we deter·
mine what the person'• nceda are
and where we should go from
this point," she said.
Dupuie said that the key to
good health and nutrition is con-
sistency. "The idea of good
nutrition is simple, it's the
following it that makes it dif-
ficult. Hearing about gimmicks
makes me angry. Good nutrition
improves how a person feels. If a
person is not feeling well or good
about himself, then he should
decide to change his food habits.
Developing a support group is a
good way to start. Th~ peopl.e
should select an expert m nutn-
tion -making sure about that
expert's credentials and degrees.
People should not be afraid to
ask questions. They shouldn't
trust all they see. With con-
sistency good nutrition becomes
a way of life," said Dupuie.
For additional information
about Fitcomp, call Cindy
Dupuie at Club Corona del Mar
at 675-1377. Club Corona del
Mar is located at 3023 Coast
Highway in the Albertson•s
Shopping Center.
••i•t ... ace pr09r1• ilaat
lolOw• OllCI ........... ii
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-nm ii doM °" • --patint ba1i1 ailCI tM par-
tlciipMtl itte.il .... ., cl••• to
learn m0te abotd .,-. ...ndOa. n.c peticlm are •Pll •ii ed ~ a holPiUI team that iDchdiil u
Cnclocrinolopt, ..........
paerat practitiow, a ftptered
dietician, and a liceatid diilical
psychotopt. Averqe weekly
weisht IOll in this proStam it
three ooundt for women and five
pounds for mea." Lohlproh ....
A very new program in weipt
lou is the gutric bubble which
~as recently approved by the
FDA. ·~0ur hospital ii one of the
fint to ha~ the capability and
trained personnel to offer this
program. This is also daiped
for people 20 percent over their
ideal waght," said Lohlproh.
The gastric bubble method
utilizes a small deflated balloon
which is inserted into the
stomach and then it ii inftated.
This causes a full feeliq thus
decreasing a person'• daire to
eat. "This is a wonderful new
program. It is done initially un-
der light sedation in about 30
minutes. It is a safe method with
no side effccu. It ii also verv in ..
apemive,,. said Loblprob.
Stomach stapling ii tbe fourth
and most drastic weight losa
program involving surgical
treatment, a five to six day stay
in the hospital and a rehabilita-
tion period of four to six weeks.
"But considering the major
health problems cauted by obesi-
ty this could very well be the best
method for people 100 po\lnds or
more over their ideal weight.
The stomach stapling method
is permanent. Partition• are
made in the stomach so that only
a small amount of food can be
eaten. Lohsproh said. '7hil
prolongs the full feeling and
helps people control the amount
of foods they eat."
Fountain Valley Regional
Hospital and Medical Center
has a variety of other wellneu
programs that include smoking
cessation, stress management,
cosmetic surgeries, a sports
medicine institute and chemical
dependencies programs.
The hospital will bold a
Sobriety Fair on Feb. IS from 10
a .m. to· 4 p.m.
The hospital is located at
17100 Euclid -at the comer of
Thurfday, Jen. 30
Wedniiiilay, Feb. 5
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MEDICAL GROUP
Evaluation and Treatntent
Of Orthopaedic And
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Services Available
• Cybex Testing
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• Pc.apartum Clu1n
• Fitness Evaluation Programs
• Back School
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• Musculoskeletal Conditioning
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IUCCl:9f\d in your wort. spm-
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following a healthier diet? And.
then within momenll you re>
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realize your goals and i9CRUC
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The way you think aad fed
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o r reduce you. In order to in-
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goals, it is necessary to be aware
of your self-attributes. Your
sclf-attitades are the ways you
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are more often ~ dlaa
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(714) 760-1613
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ed Marriaae aad Family
Thcrapilt. ff• ~ pndiOe
is located at 200 Nwpott center
Dr. Ste.. X11. Newport l•cla,
Ca. (714) 760-1613.
Renting Exercise
Equipment · Is Advised
Tbc coamltuta at Nonlic
f"ltW uqe CUllcimcn to rat aame oqwit••.mt before daeJ
buy. Stda ... that only 12
paa::.-or pmdaual acrcilc
cqu.ipmc:.-ii still in use one year
after purchase.
.. We want oar c:utomcn to
me the cqaipmeat they buy. And
many times it takes a few
months of trial and cnor to find
out exactly what exercising
equip1ncnt is DC c ilod. We at Nor-
dic Fitness tailor the c:quipmcnt
to our c:ust.omcn• needs whether
it be for rcbabilitatioa.. athletic
pcrfonnuae improw:mt or
body buildiag." uid Ii..:. con-
su.ltant Robert Mcedc:z
At Nontic F'ltnal 100 percent
of the n:atal ree aoa toward the
purdaae price of tbe aamiaa
cquipmmL Equipmcat aftilablc
at Nordic Fitness inclades
weights. budmilk. acrcJda,
rowu a. snna, weight l:iftiog
glows and pabe mcten.
... We have found we have far
greater succca with our rmtal-
pun:hue option. SDC<css means
that you start and stay on a per-
manent exercise program. Wbm
you pan::huc equipment out-
rigb~ you can procrutinate
You own die cquipmmt anyway
so it does not matter wbca you
start on a serious exercise
proa1am.
... Howeva. when yoa rmt tbe
equipment. you cannot
procrastinate. because that
would immediately al" you a
clistiact IC:l'9e of wutiaa your
rental money. Tbia p1y-
cholosical twist iDCl'CUCll the
succeaa rate from 12 DaCCDt to
2S permit. The alrady hip 3,
paccat rate for die Dyaavit ii
inaalcd to a •boppi• IS
perceat., n said co-owner John
Schlattman.
Accordin1 to Scblattman
Dynavit is the best equipment
for health improvement., became
of lactic acid monitoring
capability.
ufar greater rcaults and
succca rate OQCW' with the UIC of
Dynavit thu with other equip-
ment. If money ia the only
reuon for not aettilll a Dynavit.,
consider thi1: People apead
thousands of dollan OD 1weeta,
alcobol. tot.cco. jewelry. eapm·
live can. traftl and OD aettilll
their health ratored. I feel peo-
ple should change their priorities
and spend some meaningful sum
on preventiYe health
maintenance." said Schlattman.
The Nordic fitness showroom
is located at 28 I 6 East Cout
Hipway in Corona dcJ Mar.
for additional information call
John Scblattman or Robert
Mendez. fitness consultaata, at
640-0402. Hours: Monday
through Saturday I 0 Lm. to 6
p.m.
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE lllrlll Rnt Aid
T111il Llally
The.. teatwes only
Cl¥Gllable at the .....
Gym.
-Ballet
Yoga
-Stretch & Tone
-3 Levels Aerobtcs
-Body Contouring
-Personalized
Wetght T ro1ncng
Programs
I .
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Newport lbch sailor and
physician, Don McGillil. will
teach bis popular .. Medicine at
Sca0 CGane bcsimrina Tuaday,
Ju.. 21 at the Oranae Cout
C.Ollcge Boathoue in Newport
Beach.
nc c•nltiall or fint aid and
malicatiom will be co.cred in
the aiae-weck course. Dr.
McGillia will explain bow to
handle medbl problems m0tt
c:ommcm to 1111all boat cnaisina-
The b•ica of diaaa01it and
medinal .,,... will Do be clil-
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ii 145.
T•e OCC 8oatbou1e ia
IOCllled at llO I W. hcific Coat
Hjpway i.a Newport Bach~
For nptratioa iJlfonudon.
cal Bnd AYCty ia OCC'a Com-
maity Sa•icca Olllce at 431-
SllO.
Medical Group Specializes in Fitness and ln/u,Y Pr;eventlon
Althoup Pacifica Sporta
Medicine and Rehabilitation
Center Medieal OtOip hu a 91
percent outpatient physical
therapy load, it allo bu com-
preberilive medicine and ntnaa
evaluation prosrams.
••we are coacerned with aet-
tin1 people fit and prcvcntifta in-
juries. We recommend that peo-
ple check with their docton to
see that they do not have any in-
ternal problema. Then we tailor
peraonalized proarama for
them before they join a gym or
~health spa by conductia1 a
thorough evaluation on them,"
said Fran Cums, 8dminiltrator
of Pacifica Sports Medicine aad
Rehabilitation Center Medical
Group.
The comprehensive evaluation
includes the following: poature
and gait analysis; muscle
strength and their flexibility
capability; precentage of body
rat: aerobic capecity; endurance;
and analysis of phyaical
capabilities of previoua injured
parts of the body.
0 Aftcr the penon'a evaluation
is completed we are then able to
pracribe the rate or propaa he
should follow ao that no further
injury will occur," said Cums.
Informational packeta are
given to each participaat which
dacriba the buicl or good
nutrition and the correct exer-
cising methods.
.. , n three months we re-
e v a I u ate and modify the
program to meet the person's
new goals," Cums said.
At Pacifica consideration of a
Twins sought for study
Identical or fraternal twins
who have bad or currently have
cancer, multiple sclerosis,
diabetes, lupus, Parkinson's dis-
ease, ALS (Lou Gehrig's dis-
ease), Crohn's disease or any
heart disease are being sought by
the University of Southern
California to participate in
studies on the causes of those
diseases.
The iUness may be present in
i one or both twins. Study par-
: ticipat.s will be interviewed by
tdephonc or mail, being uked
questions about aspects of their
environment during childhood
..
and adulthood.
The data will be used in an
attempt to identify environmen-
tal causes of the aforementioned
discaJCs -the ultimate goal be-
ing prevention of the diseases in
others.
Thomas Mack, M.D ..
professor of preventive medicine
at the USC School of Medicine,
is directing the internat.ional
study.
"We can gain valuable infor-
mation from study twins." says
Mack. ••with them , en-
vironmental causes of diseases
can readily be distinguished
•
Health Consultation
Joa R. Ellllay, D.C.
from genetic causes.
.. In addition to sharing a com-
mon heredity, identical twins
usually share a common en-
vironment in childhood. So we
can focus our attention on the
relatively few differences
between them.
Twins arc invited to call
Mack's office, toll free, at 1-800-
-421-9631. from California and
Canada, call ooDcct at (213) 224-
7420. Twins may also write to
Mack in care of the Inter-
national Twin Study, USC
School of Medicine, 2025 Zonal
Ave., PMB-8105, Los Angeles,
CA 90033-9987 .
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health clubs and spu.
Another specialized fitneu
proaram available throuah
Pacifica is .. Graceful Expec-
tations." which incladca pre and
post-natal fitneu and health
education for pregnant women.
0 We have designed exercise
programs for pregnant women
that are safe and appropriate for
their condition. This includes
modified aerobics along with
discustion ~· Jn oar polt-
natal ae11ions we laave the
motbcn brina daeir betiill IO
their acttina-blck-i~
claua. Once a lllOllth we
have coKhea night -wbal the
fathera attend. A local·
orthope4ic surpon coma ia u a
guest speaker," Cams laMl
Paci(ica SportJ Medie:Ule and
Rehabilitation Center Medical
Group is located at 18800
Delaware, Suite 300, in Hun-
tington Beach. Phone: 847-1367.
Hours: Monday through Friday
7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; and, Saturday
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
2 months fraa
Pay Initiation fee $89 and
get 2 months dues ... for free/
Club Corona del Mar
(A lbnt30tt '1 Sleoppl"f c~,,,~,)
3023 E. Co&tt Hwy.
675-1377
Mia Rose Producta, Inc., has
CR&ted an air purifyina mitt that
ia made from pur6 cuential oill
distilled from fruit and herbt ln
their concentrated form.
toxic cbemicall and oll'.-ive
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prodoct coma in a non-MrOIOI
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Palencar founded the business in
1981.
"I believe in my product. I
started the business from scratch
and I am very pleaHd to tee bow
it hu arown. Todmy I am loot-
ing for more distribution
centen ... ahe said.
For additional information
about Air Therapy, caJJ 642-
6339. Mia Rose Products, Inc.,
is located at 177-F Riverside
A venue in Newport Beach.
Developing a Mind Body Balance
., .Ill I. Ellllf, l.C.
The potential of our health
and fitness is unlimited. Every
element for vitality existl within
each of us and it is our individual
interpretation of this potential
that gives us stamina or fatigue.
health or disease and life or
death.
The beginning of developing a
positive interpretation lies
within our' daily breathing
habits. Three deep breaths each
hour will increase cellular oxida-
tion and the elimination of wute
products. At the same time our
respiration will aid in our relaxa-
tion with an increase in oxygen
entering the brain.
.. Out with the old and in with
the new" is an excellent concept
in developing balance between
habits and patterns. Write down
the habits that deserve to be
broken and update the list u ac-
c om p Ii sh men t be1in1 to
progress. The idea ia to break
negative habits and substitute
them with new. positive patterns
that will become habits that will
effect the mind and body -
promoting both mental and
physical well-being.
The body and mind are syn-
onymous. One constantly affects
the other. The mind mmt be
free. open to new ideal and
should avoid impulsive behavior.
The body must be phYJicaJly
loose with areas of constriction
resolved.
It is important to develop a
mind body balance. lnatelld of
living with a aeparation of tbo
mind and body •• eadual co•
nection can be applied throuab
awarencu of our tbouabtl ud
attitude. Longevity in health and
fitness will be provided also by
the application of correct
posture and body motion alona
with a buic self control on a dai-
ly basis.
• • •
For additioriai ~nrormation,
call Joe R. Emley. D.C., at 642-
0307. His office ia located at
1661 Westcliff Drive in Newport
Beach.
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·stor• a
Haven for
Athlel•
Second Sole has the reputa-
tion for carrying a wide variety
of fine athletic tboea and
clothing u wdl u for offering
the unique service of re-soling
athletic shoes .
.. W c carry the fine lines of
athletic wear with an emphasis
on offering all kinds of athletic
shoes," said owner Ken Hender-
son.
ttrands of shoes avaiJable at
Second Sole include Nike, New
Balance, Brooks, Etonic, Tiger,
Adidas, A via, Reebok, Lotto,
Tumtec, Saucony and Kaepa.
Other items carried by Second
Sole are runnin1 shorts and
tights, singlets. wind suits. and
GORTEX running suits.
Second Sole is located at 333 J
F.ast Coast Highway in Corona
del Mar; phone: 672-SS39.
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Coat Surf and Sport in New-
port Be.ch.
.. We are in Wat Newport
Beach -off Superior on Pacif1e
Coast Hipay in a very accasi-
ble location with lots of parking.
We have something for everyone
includina impulse items such as
watches, surf videos and the
currently popular Ug Booti
from Aust,ralia," said co-owner
Kevin Honeywell.
Pacific Coast Surf and Sport
has a knowledgeable staff who
can assist the surfing novice as
well as the surfing expert.
.
Item• anilaWe at Paarac
Cout s.rf aed ~ illdide
. 1urfboank aild boolie botirill,
lcasha. wetsuits. a larae vlricty
of 1andle1, board ba11,
skateboank, fi•, 111!'11••• aed
magazine1. Also carried ii a IUce
variety of men's, women·; and
boy's active wear and swimwear.
Among the lines carried at
Pacific Coast Surf and Sport are
Body Glove wetsuits aJld in ac..
tivewear and swimwear -
Beach Town, Raisins, Norfleet,
Water Raga, .Jimmyz and
Doi fin .
Pacific Coast Surf and Sport
is located at 4S3S Pacific Coast
Highway in Newport Beach;
phone; S4S.W A VE.
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.. We are very proud to an-
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staff ' members.•• aaid D.
Richard. formerly with Olivera•.s
in Corona del Mar.
The three new staff members
are Lori Heller, Aahley Kinney
and Jeff Macionski.
Heller, specializing in custom
services for hair. was formerly
with Designer Hair fashions for
five years. Jim Scott's Hair
Design for one and a haJf years
and the Bixby Knolls area of
Long Beach for one and a half
years.
Kinney was formerly with
Sak's fifth Avenue in Costa
Mesa for three years.
Macionski, formerly with Jim
Scott's Hair Design, was a re-
cent award winner in the Los
Angeles Nail Show ; he
specializes in nail and feet ser-
vices.
D. Richard Salon is located at
3024 East Coast Highway in
Corona del Mar; phone: 759-
6933.
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LETIC EQUIPMENT
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than your body. Athletic activf1¥-at al'J age,
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level, putS enormous~ on -yotJt body ...
often more than it can take.
The STMR lnstitutr at Foultain Vdl~ Regional
Hospital is~ ~tional, collegiate,
professional and O~c athletes come for
treatment of sports mated in.Ju~. STMR
is here to help you with treabnent for
existing injuries or training in how to
prevent injury and maJdmize )1)Ur
physical performance.~ also assist
disabled athletes in training
toward achievable goals.
STMR's director. .AJan M. Strizak.
M. D .• is a board certified Ottho-
pedic surgeon and one of the
country's leading sports medicine
specialists. Our equipment is the
finest. most modem available ...
an Ariel Dynamics electronic testing
system, H}<iragym, Biokinetics Range.
slow motion ~analysis. a full com-
plement of Olympic 'Heights. ~r
therapy, even a sprung \NOOd dance
floor designed to specifications from the
Julliard School of Dance in New York.
Call us now for more information or a tree
brochure. We can help~ keep )<>Ur
athletic equipment in good repair.
Call f 714 J 662-0114
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17100EudidA~
Fouitain Valley, CA 92708
Home of the week F11ture
Quality Craftsmanship Enhances Home's
Romantic French Atmosphere
.,, a •11
A spacious prden courtyard
with a long. narrow swimming
pool create the romantic entry
into this week's feature borne -
a picturesque bayfront located
on Peninsula Point in Newport
Beach.
The home·s architetural
details create an elegant French
chateau atmosphere beginning
initially with its slate borderd
pool that matches its slate Man-
sard roof. As the home•s solid
oak doors open. guests step into
an imposing 86 foot gallery en-
try hall that leads straight
through to the patio garden
terrace facing the bay.
.. The entire home has been
designed with a formal French
influence. The home has over 7.-
000 s quare feet and its
spaciousness become readily a~
parent as you start to journey
through it. Its quality
craftsmanship is evident too.
When this home was built. there
was an emphasis on the attention
paid to details. Everywhere you
look. you see special features
such as crown molding. cedarlin-
cd closets with builtins, and ex-
tensive storage space.•• said
listing agent Kay Ranger of
Coldwell Banker Residential
Real Estate Services in Newport
Beach
Basically the home has four
bedrooms and seven and a half
bathrooms. Extra rooms include
a family room , library, gym-
na~1um . art st udio and a ver-
\,Jt ile room with a n o utside
shower that wu oripwJy UICld
as a yachting tack room.
The family room i1 very large
with a long fireplace that createa
a warm atmosphere. Each end or
the room opens to courtyards.
The French wfodowa of the right
wall face the entry courtyard and
swimming pool and the French
doors of the left wall open to an
interior patio «Uden area that
has an Italian stone fountain
and many shade trees.
The long entry hall has a bay
window that overlooks the in-
terior patio garden. At the end
of the entry hall are the formal
dining area and spacious ljving
room. Both view the patio gar-
den terrace and bay. The
fireplace in the living room hu
an antique mantle that was im-
ported from France. The lot's
special f catures include a 60 foot
slip size and 73 feet of water
frontage.
.. Every time I go through this
home I am struck by its quality
in construction and its superb
location. I feel it is one of the
best homes on the market
today," said Ran~er.
The kitchen. set up for exten-
sive entertaining, has an adjoin-
ing butler's pantry. There are
two separate sub zero
refrigerators, a commercial
grade range. warmers. double
ovens. trash compactor and
kitchen aid dishwasher. The
room's decor is enhanced by
hand-painted Portuguese tiles.
The kitc hen also has a separate
eating area with a large utility
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room nearby.
One of the four bedrooms is
located downstairs. It is very
large and has its own bathroom.
Leading upstairs is an elegant
aemi-circular staircase that won
the Wood Institute of California
in 1977. I ts artistic effect is
enhanced by a large skylight that
can be lit up at night.
I mpo rtcd antique doors lead
into the master s uite that
featu res his and her baths. The
master suite overlooks the bay
and o ffers a peaceful retreat -
secluded from the rest of the
home.
The lady's bath in the master
suite has a marble tub and vani-
ty. mirrored doors and a Sherle
Wagner hand-painted sink. The
man's bath has a Whirlpool bath
jacuzzi and an Aqua-sol steam
shower. Both bathrooms have
large dressing areas.
The library has a friendly at·
mosphcre and it opens to the
bay. The room also features a
nice fireplace.
The other two bedrooms are
large with each one having
closets with built-ins and its own
bath. The gymnasium is
equipped for extensive workouts.
It is a very spacious room and
can accommodate a full array of
exercising equipment.
The home has additional
features such as an extensive
security system. a 125 gallon
water heater. second story air
conditioning. oak hardwood
noors. a double car garage. a
stereo inter-com combination,
and a central vacuum system.
The home. surrounded by
other classic homes, is listed at
$2.950,000. For previewing. call
listing agents Kay Ranger or
Kathryn Raulston of Coldwell
Banker Residential Real Estate
Services in Newport Beach at
644-9060.
.
Survey Reveals Young Home
Buyers Are Traditionalists
Yet Ecooomically Naive
While young Am~~--who conducted by Impulse Research
plan to purchase thci;~home Corporation of Los Angeles
within three to five years h~vc a young consume ri on ~
good fix on wh.at type and saze of nationwide average anticipate
home they ~·II own, ~hey are owning a 1.600 square foot home
somewhat naJve when it comes and identified a yard terrace or
to how ".'uch that first ho~e will balcony as the most attractive
cost, believes Carole P. E1chen. features when selecting their new
ASID. president and chief of home ... To that extent" said desi~n of Carole Eichen Eichen, .. these young ~pie are
lnt~1~rs. Inc. . . , modern traditionalists. They
C1trng her organ1~at10~ s plan to live in the suburbs and
recently relea~: nataonw1de their favorite putimc is atill
survey o~ Amen":8 s future.home visiting their friends. They'd
buyer. Eachei:i s81d that while the rather stay at home in comfor-
Y?ung Amencan dreams ~f ow-table surroundinas and entertain
mng a contempo~ary version of friends rather t han apeod $38 for
the same house has parents own- a theatre ticket. The traditional
cd 25 to 30 yean ago - a single American values of home and
f amity residence with three family are, without quc:ation. bc<!~ooms, tw~ bat~ and a yard here to stay.''
-thcyrcm&Jnn11ve boutwhat B ut accord ina to the
that b~ will co~;,. Homatyle study, tbae youna
Accordina t o Homcatyle: home own.. uticipato 1peo-
The Next Oeneration,u the dina only $89,.00 per month on
atudy commiuioncd by CEI and a oalionwide avcra,.e. ·
NEWPORT BEAC H
.,.•waz•1 ... , ..
A Cape Cod replca In Newport Beachl COndo
Hvtng In grand ltyte wtth cultorn amenltlei
throughout. Th•e'• .,o die fot" ltorage. •unny
patio and full aecurtty ey11.m.
• Clll9I IZ11M
Attract1¥1 2 BR, 2 atory townhorM In .quiet,
prtvate locatlon. Greenbrt• model. WOOd floor,
large mirror & atalned gl-In entry.
WEmUff ....
Executtw appeal. Lota of aquare footage, low
maintenance, 3 or 4 BR, workahop. Lota of tr-. beat achoola and walking distance to
ewrythlng.
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A delightful Auguata wtth gorgeous goH couree
view. 2 BR, den, high celllngs and complete
security.
IUllBI 1371•
Th la la the view you have waited fort Ocean, city
llghta and mountaJne. 3 BR Nantucket, large
yard, room for pool. Excellent financing.
IEAVIEW 1410.000
EnJoy a sophisticated family lifestyle. Beautiful
4 BR two atory, forever view of ocean & New-
port Center. Guard-gate.
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Magnificent view from 2 story, 3 BR, 3 BA, FR &
DR town home. Beveled mfrror, plantation
ahutt••· A/C, 2 bara, 3 patios, guard gate and
more.
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One of a klndl Expanded Port Royal with pan-
oramic view. 5 BR, apa, enclosed lanal. Top
street of Seavlew. Aaaoclatlon pool, apa, tennla.
....... 1471.•
Bay and nlte-llte views, 3 BR, den, formal dln-
1 ng and poot offer comfortable lifestyle for cou-
ple or small famlty. ..... .....
Exdualw private community amid mllllon
dollar cuatom homes are the "eatate"
townhomea. Model perfect, 3 BR, 3 BA with
ocean ctty llght vlewa.
HAmm•• ·--You'll love the easy elegance of thla cl-*
Medterranean beauty. 5 BR, aerene patk>e wtth
bubbling fountains. Truly an oaata.
... _ ....
lmre•Of'I' drwnt Ctwmlng oondO In..,,.,
Newport 811ctt neighborhood, l•ge communl-·
tY pool, 2 BA wltti ltsif!t open f1 ilngt
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Lovely garden condo with decorator
walpaper1. ftreplace, 3 BA, 2 ltory floor plan,
laundry, wtth many community amenltlel.
...... 11&111
Sparkling 2 year new townhome, 3 BR, a BA. 2
atory LR, brick flrept.C.. Ck>M to 1Ch0ol1,
•hoP8, park. 1 BR & 1 BA on all 3 1ev•.
PElllJllU Mii.iii
Enjoy beach front llvtng In thla tun 7 BR home .
Corner location In prim• •• Walk to pier and
•hoP8. Newer roof and ptumblng.
OTHER AREAS
Twn.mcl Im.•
2 BR+ den. Owner paid 1225,000 new, then
spent $80,000 on extenelve upgrades.
Gorgeous, Immaculate & reedy to aellf LAI• IUCll IHI.I•
Forever vtewat CoutJlne, Catalina & city llghta
from thla home tucked away In Laguna Hiiia. 3 ·
BR, 3 BA & private apa. Tremendoua vaJuel
CORON A DEL MAR
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Beautifully ~orated & upgraded 3 BR home.
Many custom detaJla, top of the llne kitchen
appliances, new copper plumbing.
Mm• 11m mu 1141.IOD
Well maintained home on large lot on fine
street. 3 BR, 2 BA, vaulted celllnga, covered
patio, 3 car garage. Owner anxious.
1411.•
Newer cuatom home with 180 degree
ocean/bay view. Room for pool, 3 BR+ FR or 4
BR, 3Ya BA, 2 flreplace9, muter BR retreat
could be office or den.
IPYaAll 114&•
5 BR plus bonus room In medley of color &
ll"'t. Forever view, pool & apa. French door•,
compelling combination of taste, room, loca-
tion, vtew & price.
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Stepe from Big Corona. thla 3 BR, 2 BA holM
fell&ne email vtew from LA with hi-be.,,
cefllnga and brick flreplac.. Bring offftf.
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Loeded wtth charml Some bay vtewt 3 BA, 1.75
BA, den/game room, open bum ceHlnga,
beautiful pine woodwork throughout. Qu.alty.
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Stunning des-rture from the ordinary. 2 lot.
with huge patio, gueet hou•. 3 ltory wlndmtH
and large family home with extra big rooma.
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Red811gned amall 3 BR atudlo home. Vl9w to
Catalina, aalla, whitewater. Walk to beach,
decorator perfect, expansion potential.
CUE ClmlllA IB. ... ....
Custom Brian Jeannette-deatgned Cape Cod 4
BR plus 1 BR apartment on corner lot with park
and ocean/bay vlewa.
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Lower pentnaula loc:atlon, aand dun•+ oceen
for your front yard. Ch•mlng 3 BR with large
brick patio entry.
•MYFUIT .....
Spacioua 4 BR, 3Ya BA custom bultt on the bay,
3 boat allpa, favorabty prlcedl Call for appoint-
ment. Land Included.
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Specious, elegant, unobstructed bay view 5 BR
houee bultt around endoMd pool/apa atrium.
Perfect for family or entertaining.
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Eltate-llze home located on curve of bay with
endleaa vtew of harbor, Jetty and ocean.
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75' prime Baytront lot wtth dock for 90' boatl
Lot split la poatble. A perfect opportunity to
build you "Ideal" home.
PEJmlm.A IAYFml 11.•I•
7f1 frontage on Main Bay wtth 5 BR, cuatom fur-
nished home & new 2 BR guest home. Slip &
aide ti• for large yachta, apecloua patio.
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FOMVU OCUJI WWW ....
Tr~ .. one of a kind" Harbor Ridge Mir..,. Ex-
PMded hlng room. cu1tom llt down Mlt b9r
overtooldng prtv ... ..,. Off ma.., aun. to the oc1an
and city llghta. light end a/lty home lnducMa bufft-ln
boolca•H. T.V. and .... Ed &ceno/Maureen
Whit& ........... ... ...
Thia MCtuded hld1acay contalna a l•ge mMter
autte and eeperate gueet bedroom with beautlful
plent811on lhutt•L A very open floorplan wtth
aunken flreplace conversation area. Maureen
Whfte/Ed &cano
Cll1M CIU1fi FIEID1 ....
Reduced 150,000. Relax In a beautiful spa. whll•
watching the aunMt over Newport Bay. New 4 BO,
4Yt B~ cuatom home wtth oak floor•. high beamed
cefllnga and 4 ftrepacea, located In Harbor Hiii. Ed
Eacano/Maureen White.
... FIBI. .. • WATEI 11.%71.•
Remodeled, alngle story, 4 BR, 4 BA home with over
106 ft. on the water. Huge waterfront yard with room
for pool. Private community behind guard gate.
Lender wf 11 provtde excellent financing. Price In·
eludes the land. Maureen White/Ed Eacano
cm• CIUITIY --n.. IZ.411.DIO
Thia 6BR, 5YaBA, famlty home, llbrary, bonua room,
wine room home hu a breethtaklng unobatructed
ocean, bey and night light vtew. Thia la the perfect
family and entertainment home, wtth large pool and
spa. Ed Eacano/Maureen White
CIUTIY F•llCI ... 1Z•1.1•
Over 7 ,000 aq. ft . of luxurloua ltvtng. All major rooma,
wranda and poof enjoy apect.:ul• ocean/bay
vtewa. Price lndud• elegant furnllhlnga. Color
brochure avallabte. Ed &eano/Maureen White
.... Pm IBICTm •t.•
Long prtvate dl'Mway l•d• to thla aectuded aJngle
atory 3 BR, 21/a BA, FR home. Many decorator extru:
wood floors, mirrors, akytlghta, prtvate patio with spa
off muter aultef Maureen White/Ed Eacano
MDIII 8•.... 11.1 ..
Six bedroom, cuatom manor for a large, active faml·
ly, offer• a graclou1 muter suite, oak paneled tamlty
room wt wet bar, gourmet kitchen, formal dining
room, spacloua llvlng room, aeparate maid• room
and much more. Corner locatlon, with poof and apa.
Ed Eacano/Maureen White
IBtMT BEIWf 1411•
Immediate occupancy on thl1 elegantty cultomlzed
Plan 3 In e.tcourt Hffl. SpedKular ocean and ctty
llght view. Huge malt• autte wtth flreptace and aun
deck, guest suite and llbrary. Serloua aellw. Belle
Partch
_..CIEEI lmvlll
For the wlae lnveltorl See thl1 r~ Plan 2
with 2BR and den with 2nd fireplace. In great condi-
tion. Belle Partch
lllaUIT man 11.1•.111
Private t.nnla court, poof and 1pa. Large cultom
home 1ttuated on Yt acre lot In preatlgtoua Belcourt
Two ltory home with 5 bedrooma, 4 batha, famlty
room, ltudy, air condltJonlng, extenalve aecurtty
ayatem. Brt~t and chMrlut and In "mow-In" condl·
tlon. 24-hour guarded gate community. Price ln-
ctudee land. Donna Godahatl
,., en n .. 1111.111
Prime unobetructed vtew of Big Canyon from thla
IOY91y 28R, Mcl.aJn "Oakcr..r' wtth prtyate 2 c.r
garege. Aaeumat>te loan. Martha Macnab
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••• ...... 1111.111
&~ elngle *'Y beyfront wtth IO' of frorUge.
dock and IMdy b1ach. A1c.ltly remod1l1d, 480,
te•w .. n.w mut• BA, kitchen, and 8panllh Tiie
roof. ConwrMntty loctlled n_. alt the ectton.
lncfudlng the tend. Martha MKnab
....... ............ 11.-.111
Stunning 4BR. cul-d•ac home with 148' wat• fron-
tllget Exc:eptlonaly prtvate locatJon wtth efectrlc
aecurlty gate. Owner wtH carry 1at T.D. 11,385,000.
lndudea land. Paula Balley
lmlMI ..... -1411.llO
Stunning 3BR vtew home wtth added bonua rooma
adjacent to pool & 1pa. Newty redecorated kitchen
with Jenn·Alr range, ataJned glau celllng. A
gorgeous home priced to sell. Paula Balley
Pfllllll•• N9T 1.7 ....
Outstanding bayfront home on Channel Road. Ewry
yacht goea by your property. The home l1 perfection
In detall. Custom papers, carpets and fbctur•. 4BR
and dock. Barbara Aune
8 'lllJ •• CMYll
Dramatic high cefllnga. Light and airy. Beautlfuf
mut• bedroom, luxurtoua bath on the ground floor.
Formal dining room. two HCOndaty bedrooma on
aecond floor. Barbara Aune
...... .. . .....
Wttti wonderful prtvllcy. Three bedroom• pl• •oe
Hvtng room and famlty room, MCh wtth fireplace.
Wrap around grounda. formal dining room. 3 car
garage. $495.000 or for leue of 12,300/mo. Barbara
Aune
.. 1FFE1111111 TIE aau IZAI•
Dettghtful New England atyle home. End untt wtth
vtew of dty llghta and auneeta. Thr• bedrooma_ 2Ya
batha, famlty room, bay wlndOW8 , trench doora,
aecurtty ayatem. Lola Egan.
•IFJH CIEB"I~ •••••
FuH on ocean vtew. Prtvate pool, 28R, 28A + den.
Ar conditioning, akytlghta. French door• pl• the
amenltlea that tN1 gated community hu to offer.
Ann Peter• ...... ... .•
Bullt tor pr-nt owner. Delightful 3 BR, 3 BA
,.ldence. Lota of wood, mast• autte with flrepf9Ce
and aauna. Wet bar, ocean Yl9W decka. Two BR, 1
BA unit CMtr garage, tor added Income or gueeta.
Ann Pet••
........... 11 ..
If ~u are looklng for a 2 BR reeldence that hu been
profeallonelfy upgraded and decorated, thla 11 ltft
Locmed In a gated community cfOM to the beach.
Ann Petw1
lfMll a•I MB Wl1 cmT llM•
In a ~ n• development. Yt block to the oc.n.
ttit8 condo onera the ufttmat• In eophl9tk:ated beech
Uvtng. ~ a.ge rNat• IUlteL Fa~ cMcor, for-
mal dining. Terrtflc kitchen. Oceen view from .,.UC.
Vwy ftexlble financing. Micki Cooper
..,, ,.., .. L& .... .
Five bedroom, SBA, 2 etory home on .., ..... lot In
ph-Ill of Harbor V._ Hornet. Ftench Wllildoll11
aky ll~t and neutral decor, prtv.cy and~ loca-
tlon make thla a terrific famlly home. Community ten-
nla & pool. Sandi• Fix
All TIE ... II TIE... W.
Memories of Cape Cod In a CaJtfornla Mlllng. Thia
beautlfully remodeled Luatc-buUt 3 BR home la au
you could ever hope tor. Compt.ce with peddle ten.
nla court and deUghtful amenltJ•. Coby Ward
um u• FmLY ._ -•
Beautlful decorated and maJntaJned lido tale beauty.
Four bedroom1, 4 beth•. famlly room, aeperate din-
ing room, hardwood floora, French doora, l•ge
bricked patio and an extra large Jot. Hes beechea,
tennis courts and boat docka. Joan L.wta/Oanny
Bibb
um,..,...._...... ••111
Four bedrooma + bon• room home on pool aim lot
oYetlooklng canyon. Quiet, r..Uul vtw. Ver/
mottvated ..._ wlll CIOn8lder term&. 8'.lbmttf Now
off•ed at 1549,000. Virginia Snn
•..._.....,mm 11.111.19
Thia 68R, 4~BA tredftlc>MI home 11 ln lmpecmbte
condition. lncludea. formal llvtng and dining •
...,.rate flbrary, twntly room wtth wet Mr and
fl~. pool, ape, sauna and moll ...-vthlna ....
you mfaht d..,re. Fabuloua faltw-.y loc9lloft Md a
new reduced price of $1 ,419,000 and n.Jblef Denny
Blbb/Si.phanJe Grody
• CMta-ClmlY UIE .. 11Jalll
Perhape the premier location In this prw• com-
munity. Quiet cul--.aec locetlon. ~tor the llfge
famlly. lndud•, 7BR. 7ISA. 3 fir.._. family room
w/pool table, W9I bar, large ICrMl1 T.V .• ....,...
den, ltudy and much motW. Ov9I' 8.000 eq. ft. Ina
credible value. offered at 11,195,000. Danny
Bibb/Stephanie Grody
• CAIY8 ..... • ....
Expanded. BR, 4Y. BA. townhome. lmpr 111 M enlrY
wttti large drcu&ar lt9frwel. Large bonua room wtth
butlt4n T.V. & wet bar. Could aleo eerw u a ftfth
bedroom. Thia home ortera fabu~ pot ..... and II
priced to Mlt!I Danny Bibb and ~ Grody
IU CIU II lllW 1111111
On the Golf coune at Big Canyon for only 1225.000.
Two bedrooma, 28A wtth ueumable ftnMClng at
1 ... than 10.5%. Own• wtH c.ty MCOnd wtth 10%
down. Daw Hlrache.
••111 W" Pl•tam
• 111 .. -.r •,.as .. -.-
To bulld the••• .. of~.....,.. on the "'Y '°It of.
SpygieM H•. lrMglne land °"9fed for .... In thll
pr...sgtoua oommuntty. wth UMCl'? I 01d ~ Th•
chenoe of a .,..., .. In )'99"& Act ncMfl •I•-..
Ingold
2 Yorkshire
Harbor Ridge, Newport Beach
$1,100,000
This fabulous six bedroom custom manor Is
the Ideal estate for a large, active family. This
elegant home In the prestigious, gate-guarded
hilltop community of Harbor Ridge Is located
on a large corner lot providing beautifully
landscaped grounds surrounding the large
swimming pool and spa. You wlll experience
the home's many amenities that Include . ~
gracious master suite with a sitting room and
fl replace, breathtakl ng view of the city lights
and Newport Center from the spacious oak
paneled family room with a fully equip~ wet
bar, the gourmet kitchen and the formal dining
room, a step-dawn llvlng room, a separate
maid's room and much more. This property Is
lender-owned and the price has Just been
reduced by $200,000.
MAUREEN WHITE and ED ESCANO
844-8200
Specializing in Harbor Ridge
Grubb & Ellis
..... BN'DAL •ae• .. ~IJB IBaVIC&t
#2 Civic Plaza, Suite 100 -Newport Beacn, Callfornla 82880
< Fourteen local Realtor
members or the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mela Boe:rd of
Realtors and Excaaive olfiCer,
Dwight Dickey. haw been ap.
pointed to serve on atatewide
committees of the 103,000-
manbcr California AllOCiation
or Realtors (C.A.R.) by 1986
President Richard J . Roeenthal
of the Venice-Marina deJ Rey
Board of Realton.
Terry McCardlc, 1986' Presi-
dent of the Newport lfarbor
Costa Mesa Board or Realtors,
announced that Lee Mohler wu
appointed to the Real Estate
Finance Committee, Carlene
Al"*. unn.dar-..,Re ......
BROKERS OR SALESPERSONS
Now Offering 90%
at our Corona del Mar Office
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LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
815 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PM
W•tch auneeta from 3 levela of flneet
lldo view. 4 BR -4 BA, pllirroom,
gourmet kitchen. 8811dr beach, pier,
. •nd no.t. S2.200,000
PENINSULA BAYFRONT
1130 E. BALBOA
OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 PM
Ch•rmlng, Older B•lbo• B••ch
houae, 5-bedrm., 2 1n b8th, pier •nd
flo•t-$795,000. M•r be le•ed •t
S2,000 month to month.
HORSE PROPERTY
Newport b.:k b•r view from M-Drive, 3
ecre eettlte. Spacloua tr8dltlon81 5 BR,
pool, horae lt•ble. S1, 100,000
WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO
Prime ground floor unit, ••loue
28A-28A, three pt1tloe, ..,_, pool,
BBQ ••, 2 c• lllr. S1 ll,OOO
CDM VIEW LOT
Prime R-3 PMOr8mlc B•r view lot,
CltJ-coeet.1 8PPl'OYed for four ....
condominium&. 11 ,200,000
8pectacua.r CDM dupl•, 2 Br.-2 b& up, 2 BR.·2 bL ..... 2 boat ••c• ..
Reduced to ... S.000
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Tex Griffith .,. .... to
Member ProdtM:U A .. ,.
Mary Jank to ~m
Shared Owncnhip. ••uacle"
Georae Williamson hu beeia
made an honorary member of
the Sergeant-at-Arma. DWipt
Dickey, Executive Oft'icer, wu
named to the State Executive
Officers Steerina Committee
and Jurisdiction.
The committees of C.A.R.
work throughout the year on a
wide ra._e of projects to im-
prove the service offered by the
public by the real estate indUJtry
and to encour11e the protection
and preservation. of private
property rights.
Calendar
for
events, times,
and dates
A sales office and model
homa, under tbc directioe Of
Georp Medrano, ate opaa c1ii1J
rrom 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phooe
(714) 249-8202.
30 YEARS FIXED
Call Michael Barone at
(714) 955-2105
WESTERN COUNTIES MORTGAGE
19762 MacArthur Blvd .• Irvine
a note from Maury
CDM Duplex
Two very nice clean units, each with 2 BO, FP, single garage, carpets &
drapes, one wtth patio. ·
S211,000
Artlet'a Home
Bult by an architect & lmprcwed by an arUlt. Provides a home for en-
joyable llvlng. Cathedral cetUnga & akyllghta, fireplace, hardwood floora,
2 patios, private beach. Aaaumable loan. See ltl
S27S.OOO
Ca111eo Shor ..
Serene home wtth canyon and amall ocean view •.. Family room, dining
room and llvlng room by large deck area. .. cozy kitchen ..• 3 bedrooms. ..
fee land.
$485,000
Ranch "Clo•• In"
Approximately 72 •er• In Cllveland Nallonal Foreat, mlly 8CCel8lble.
Variety of terrain, fenced for hor111. etc. 3 BD main hoe.me, atatra
quartwa and support build' ·~. Cd for full det•la.
Open Sun 1·5
1111 LlliOaln u-, NB •. ,. ...
Outstanding home for famlly and/or ent.-talnlng. lmruculate bright 3
BO, 2% BA. famlly, fonMI dining & llvtng room around pdo Y•d. An ln-
aplratlon -come -ltl
'211,100
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bOIMI will be ..... wida pnc.
raiwi• ,,_ Sl16.000to SIS2,-
000. Woodbrid1• Sca1on1
ff omea ra11• from ap-
proDulely HO .. _.. rect to
1,458 aq..e r-. Shcpsd Wet.
.. Tbia baa been a very
succculal MW home aeries.
Since ~• a little more thu
one year •o. 138 WooAridge
Scasom homes bave been sold.
"The Sea1oa1 bave been
designed for 1in1Ja ~ youna
familia, who are seeking the
rccreation-oriaated lifeatylc of
the Woodbridp community in
Irvine;• Shepard said.
Woodbrid1e Seasons
homeowners have access to all
the Woodbridac recreational
amenities. including two lakes
for sailing and fishing, two sand
beach swimmin1 lagoons. two
tennis clubs and many
neighborhood swimming pools
and spas.
·~cse homes were especially
designed for sinales and young
families. Desips offer max-
imum usable living space and
f eaturcs while giving a superior
price to vaJue ratio,.. Shepard
added.
The four Woodbridge Seasons
noorplans offer homes ranging
from a tw<M>cdroom, two-bath
design to a tbRIC-bcdroom, two
and one-hall bath borne with
family room. Some models
leat•re •• optioaal
de•/bcdroom and master bedroom retreat.
Every Wooclhridp Scuoe
llomc fahns phllh wllJ,.t~waD
carpeti•· woOcl parqMt or
cerllnic tile entry. attached two.
car 1aragc with two automatic
door opcnen and two ,.._ote
controls plus preparation for air
conditioning.
Kitchens off er continuous
cleaning and space-sa•er
microwave ovens, eneraysaver
dishwasher. distinctive oak
cabinetry, c:eranUc tile counter-
tops. ice-maker stub and
luminous ceilings.
Woodbridge Seasons
homeowners automatically
become mern ben or the wood-
bridgc Village Association and
the Woodbridge Seasons
Maintenance Association. The
associations arc supported by
monthly dues from all
h omcowners.
The Woodbridge modds in Ir-
vine are located between the
Santa Ana and San Diego
Freceways south of Culver
Drive. From Culver take the
Main Street entrance to Wood-
bridge. turn right on West Yale
Loop. right o n Springbrook
South to the modcel complex on
the right.
Models are open daily from
I 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. Additional in-
formation may be obtained by
contacting the sales office at
(714) 552-1466.
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Sicwart•1 14· y-. ol Ill-.;
m•1pme111 Pd te:W• •·
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Director of F.ducatioa few ~
World, tbe 1ecoad lariat
franchise real CltJlte com..., ill
the nation.. Duri• tlaat paiod lie
instnlctcd thcwuda of .....
profasionals by coed9di• aa
average of I 7S speeches iitd
seminars a yaa.
The Newport Beach reside•
will be focusi• bis lldclrma
and saninan around two topica
''Handling the Twenty ToQlhat
Objections" and "1t•1 _A~
Time.·• The former topic will
ll1ist real estate saJa people to
turn negative qucsti.on1 or
statanents like .. We 'ant to
wait0 and ucut your com-
mission" into a positiYc
rdationship that can eventually
lead to a sale ... 1t•s About Time ..
gives sales prof cssionals semi-_
blc, and valuable tips on bow to
get the most out oftbe work day.
Mike Ferry Productions was
begun ten years ago by its
namesake, a succcs.sfuJ real es-
tate salesman and motivational
speaker who conducts actjon
workshops and speeches for
Century 21, Coldwdl Banker.
SAFECO Title Insurance and
other top reaJ estate f ranchisa
and associations throughout the
United States and Canada.
Spyglall8 Ridge~
Sandpiper Model
• 4 Bedtooma. s.,.. Baths
• I..arge Famtly or Formal Dt:ntng
• Sunny Brak&at Room
• Wide Eatry
• 8 -Flrepa.ca
• WetBer
• 3-CarO.,....
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e Front & Rear Patk>
• SmmtngDeck
e HllbWalle
• Hiib Ba.ma ta Ltvtng& Family Rooms • ewe• <:orner Lot. GRat b Claildftn.
Lota atTrua & Sbruba
• Sdlaa Out at Arm. Amrloew to Sdl Aa
Too Par A...., to Do~
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Shown by appoinment only.
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844 8080 '371.000
2201 Wllterfront. COM
844-8080$380.000
2858 Bay.hore Dr., NB
831-140011.550.000
3110Alww,NB
$351.000
108 Turquof•
$445.000
2137 Chmnel Rd .• NB
$585,000
823WM115th&
Supertor St.. NB
Condo1-D
1199.000
1831 Llncoln Lane, NB
873-5354 $298.SOO
1724 SomerMt, Baycrest
844-9080 $430,000
2430 Bayshore Drtw,
Bayahor•
644-6200 $860,000
815 Via Lido Soud, Udo tsle
675-6161 $2,200,000
1514 Highland. NB
$318,000
1215West Bay. NB
$389.000
115 Via WazJers-lldo
$489,000
5Bedrooma
326 Evening Canyon. Shore-
cllfb
844-8200 $599,000
1 130 e. BaJ~ Balboa
875-8181 $195,000
Y8Cllnl Land
Rockypoint. Spyglass Hiii
L.oQ 84,85.16-Wll ac-
cominoda I+ 8d hOUM
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844-e20012,750.000 Sid & Sun M
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NIWPOllT llAYPROllT with dock fot 2 bo• up to 56'.
A newer two atory, 5 bdrm, 4 beth with formal dining
and atudy. Handeomety decorllted with 8'**" tlle
toora. Iota of mirror• and lk~ for an open f9ellng.
Sparkling bay vl9W8 from n..-tf wwy room.
S1,250,000. 831 -1400
LIND8 llLI -OYIR81DD LOT -A cultom 5
bedroom home wtth famlly & formal dining rooma, 3
flreplacel and breakfut room ptua 2 aunny e>atloa and
your own pier & allp tor a large ya~ Juat 8tep1 to ten-
nis In most preatlgloua guard gated community. Price
Includes land. $1,073,000. 831-1400
BEAUTIFUL BAYFRONT -with room for 2 boats up to
56'. Spacious and tight 2 story 4 bdrm with family & din-
ing rooms. Handsomely upgraded, master suite with
fp., kitchen done In Imported tlle, xtra large deck with
bbq & spa. Close to Newport Center & Balboa lsland.
Well priced at $950,000. 631-1400
BALBOA ISLAND -BAYFRONT DUPLEX Down
channel and open bey view• from this south bayfront
location. A spacious well maintained property. Terrific
rental history but also great property for an owner occu-
pant. Furniture available for sale. $895,000. 831 -1400
SPECTACULAR IN BAY81DE COYI, a stone's throw
to Balboa Island. The ultimate In luxurloua waterfront
condos. A 2 bdrm & den, with exciting gourmet kitchen,
completely renowted wtth top qualtty materials from It's
vaulted & skytlghted ceilings to It's t.xtured walla.
$875,000. 631-1400
BALBOA ISLAND PICTURI PERFECT EXTIRIOR -
with warm luxury decor throughout. Just move-In and
begin enjoytng llfe ciose to the WATER. Outstanding
corner location, extra large lot, one door to S. Bayfront.
Magnificent 5 bdrm with assumable financing. A truly
rare find. $735,000. 631-1400
BAYSIDE COVE -2 bdrm & den condo With bayfront
patio In private gated community, Just a short walk to
Balboa Island. Living room with fireplace & wetbar, top
quality decor throughout. Attached 2 car garage and
comm. pool & spa. Price Includes land. $595,000. 631 -
1400
PENINSULA POINT VIEW -Lovely 2 story family
home with 3 bdrms, formal dining room, den with wet
bar and dramatic soaring celllnged family room with
skylights, plus bay and jetty views and full security
system Obie garage plus xtra parking. $559,000. 631 -
1400
BAYFRONT PENTHOUSE -spectacular view of New-
port harbor from this spacious. newly carpeted, 2 bdrm
& den with wet bar, laundry room and large balconies.
Dock possible for 50' boat. $525,000. 631-1 400
PENINSULA PT. NEWERI -with many quality
features. A 2 story home with sunny south patio adjoin-
ing the family room. Beamed celllngs, 3 fps and 4
bdrms Including the master suite with sitting area & bay
view. Move-In ready, just steps to beach. $485,000.
631-1400
llODIL PIRPICT IN IRVINI TllHIACI -A
bMutluHy deootated, ct.ming home. t bdrma a den
with 3 fpa. tmaH vtewe from IMng & foirft'Mil dining
rooma. Hanc:llOl'ne land9o9plng .,..,.._... bOth the
IWlmming poOI anct· Pl8Y aria: Pi-toed ·to MH at
$435.000. 831-1400
PININ8ULA POINT WITH QllUT APNAL from lt'I
ahlngled ext•IOr to It'• -tradltloMI ..,,.. ......,.. ~
Interior. It even haa beck atatra. plus 4 bdrm•, den, 2
ftreptece1. trench door• a paned wtndow&. 8tepe to Bay
& ocean In the point'• charming tr• tined vtll9ge at-
mosphere. $425,000. 831-1400
B1lboa Island
NEARL y Nl!W -G9t away from the hultfe In thll
highly upgrllded 2 bdrm home In quiet little laland
IOCl!lk>n. Redec:or8ted lndudel carpeW. window
covertngs and wa1Jpaper1 . .$319,000. 831-1400
LAGUNA CLIFF81DI CONDO -... on the oceanfront
wtth breathtaking vlewa of Catalina and auneeta. A total-
ly remodeled 1 bedroom & den unit with community
pool next to Diver's Cove. LH $398,000. 831-1400
NEWPORT'S CHARMING weaT BAY AYINUe -wtth
many posalbllttles. Presently used aa a duplex, the
owners unit with two story llvlng room, format dining &
some bay view. Can be 4 bdrm home or 3 bdrm home
with Income unit. Close to elementary school, churches
& beach. $389,000. 631-1400
BAYSHORES -Stunnlngty remodeled by owner/
decorator In a fresh contemporary atyte. Secluded
master suite with den plu1 2 xtra bdrma, charming
gourmet kitchen with sitting area and formal dining.
H lgh celllngs. spanlsh tlle flooring and Iota of windows
open to the landscaped patio. Land Included. $369,500.
631-1400
BALBOA ISLAND COMMeRCIAURE81DENTIAL -
HI vlslblllty location. Commercial buslnesa with a two bd
apt, plus 1 bed studio on 2nd floor. Th ird floor deck with
harbor view, 2 car garage + xtra parking. Owner will
consider lease back. Newly listed at $360,000.
PENINSULA POINT with lots of character. Shingled 3
bdrm, 2 bath home paneled living room with used
brick flrepface, plus 2 car garage. Deck stressed for
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owned, 1291,500. 831-1400
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Cupid
Movies. Music Art Stage,
Sunday Brunches
Searching Out The Best
The Whales Return
Annual Migration Off Coast
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Modern St. Valentina 's Day -Cupid Speaks .............. 3
The sem1-reclus1ve love guru himself. now living 1n a small condo in Hun-
tington Beach. consents to a rare 1nterv1ew with writer 8111 Harvey How
does he do 1t? Why does he do 1t? Read 1t and find out what he's doing 1n
Orange County this year
Valentine 's Day Round -Up ............................ 4
Flaming the fires of love around Orange County. Marcus Dietz gives the
low -down on what's happening Valentine's Day weekend and the rest of
the month
Offerings in Classic Italian Cuisine ...................... 6
Pure and simple 1n its presentation Amelta s 1s a quaint and quiet place
tucked away on Balboa Island. where 1t has come to symbolize the early
history of Newport Beach
Calendar of Events .................................. 7
Wonder what's happening in Orange County in the way of art. music or
theater? You can find the answer 1n our easy-to-use guide to events
Promises . Promises ................................. 8
Located 1n the Toka1 Bank Building at Newport Boulevard and Coast
H 1ghway the Promises nightclub offers a one-stop place to dance away
the evening tor couples who can also enJOY dinner at Monaco's
No Slumber at Barn's Lumber .......................... 8
The Barn in Tustin has that casual atmosphere and good. hearty food that
makes for a relaxed and en1oyable evening Authentic setting makes the
place interesting as well
Playing for Big Laughs .............................. 10
South Coast Repertory diverges from •ts dramatic 1nc11nat1ons to offer the
West Co i<;I pr~m 1 ere of The For e1qnPr a real er owd pteac;er according
to r f>VH"'w~·r J rn Co .1
Ch1mp1gn1 Brunch ind Wh1l1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . ...•... 11
Cormorant Cruises of Newport Beach otters the unique way of watching
the annual grey whale migration -with a weekend champagne brunch
catered by Delaney's Restaurant
Orange County's Best Brunches .......................• 12
The Entertainer continues its monthly look at some o f the top eateries
around This time. our reviewers try a sampling at the elegant Le Cafe
Restaurant in the Irvine Hilton and Towers as well as the more relaxed
Mediterranean Room. where the food comes to you.
Dining That's Out of the 0 rdinary ....................... 14
TaJ Restaurant 1n Fullerton is educating Orange County on the finer
aspects of North Indian cuisine Manager Sumant Pardal says it 1s a task
he's en1oying
Taking a Look at the Movies .......................... 15
"Revolution." starring Al Pacino, 1s the most intelligent film about the
American Revolutionary War period ever, says critic Dale Wlnogura.
which makes the missing human element all the more frustrating.
Dining and Nightlife ................................ 16
Heres everything you need to know to find the type of food and continuing
evening entertainment you want
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Modern St. Valentina's Day Massacre : Cupid Speaks Out
by Biii H•rvey
Because of the approach of Valentine's Day,
The Orange County Entertainer deemed It ap-
propriate to Interview perhaps the most impor-
tant person, other than Saint Valentine, In-
volved with the holiday. Cupid was extremely
hard to locate, being semi-reclusive as he Is,
and shunning the harsh glare of publicity. He
much prefers to remain unobtrusive, and per-
forms his tasks from concealment when possi-
ble. We finally located him In a small condo
located In Huntington Beach. At first. he was
very reluctant to talk to us, but after we swore
not to divulge his address, he agreed to this In-
terview.
ENTERTAINER: Mr. Cudld, there are literally
thousands of businesses and occupations to-
day. but you must be the only person In the
world who makes a living by causing people to
fall in love with each other. How did you happen
to get into this business?
CUPID: Can we drop the Mister stuff? Call
me Dan. When you're as old as I am, titles don't
mean much anymore. As to getting into the
business. it was about. oh, 276 BC. You see, I
was married to Psyche. I was sort of bashful in
those days. and I told her "no lights when we're
making whooppee." but she just wouldn't
listen. One night. right in the middle of things.
she lit a candle. What could I do? I left. What
with alimony and living expenses. I needed a
JOb . I heard that the Romans were advertising
for a God of Love, and I figured what the heck.
how hard can that be? The hours were good. so
I took the 1ob. Only took me three weeks to earn
my wings.
ENTERTAINER: Okay. Dan. There must be
thousands of pictures of you, depicting you as
a naked cherub with a bow and arrow. You. If
you'll forgive the observation, don't look at all
like those pictures.
CUPID· What, you mean because I'm short
and wear a beard? Because I smoke cigars?
Because of my three piece suit? Because I'm
not a spring chicken anymore? What the heck.
man. you got to remember that I was born 1n
300 BC. Everybody was short then. Even a God
of Love is bound to age a little in that period of
time. Sire. in the good old days. I used to run
around naked. Everybody did. Sometimes I'd
wear a cute little sash. but that was when I was
a kid Besides. Vickie put an end to that naked
business
ENTERTAINER Vickie?
CU PID Yeah. Queen Victoria She had this
thing about naked men running around. Or
naked women, for that matter. She really
cramed my style for a while. You think It's easy
to get people to fall in love with all of their
clothes on?
ENTERTAINER: Things have changed a little
since then. Your job must be somewhat easier
now. isn't rt?
CUPID: Absolutely. Nowadays. I do a lot of
work at the beach. People like to see what
they're getting, and the beach Is e good place
to find out. Besides. I like the beach. I usually
manage to pick up a pretty good tan.
ENTERTAINER: What. actually, does the
position of Love God entarl? What do you do, fly
around till you see a likely looking couple and
shoot them with your bow and arrow?
CUPID· I don't fly anymore Arthritis. you
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know. And I don't use a bow and arrow
anymore What the heck. man. we've got to
keep up with technology That bow and arrow
stuff went out with buggy whips. I use a tran-
quilizer gun.
ENTERTAINER: A tranquilizer gun?
CUPID: Yeah . It's a sem1-automat1c M 27
Zapum, modef 16. It holds 12 rounds, and has a
range of about 60 yards. It's pretty accurate
100.
ENTERTAINER: So, then. basically what you
do Is just wander around until you spot a likely
couple and shoot them in the heart with your
tranquilizer gun?
CUPID: Heart? What heart? Are you nuts?
You shoot somebody in the heart with a trank
gun now, andyou may have senous peoblems.
People nowadays have got lawyers! I shoot
them in the biggest target I can find. That's one
problem I run into on the beach. They're usually
laying on their targets. I have to wait till they
stand up, or roll over to get some sun on their
backs. Every so otten. I yell "Hey! I dropped my
two karat diamond ring" and wait trll they all
bend over to frnd 1t. Besides. it's really hard to
shoot someone in the heart and not be seen
ENTERTAINER: Why is it that you don't want
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to be seen?
CUPID: Necessary to the JOb. If I was seen. I'd
never get a thing done You know how many
times I've found a couple 1n a cllnch and walked
up to take aim . only to have them see me. and
say .. Hey. guy. we were just foolin' around'
Don·t aim that thing at me' If I go home with a
dart st1ck1ng out of me. my wife"ll k ill me!" Then
there fellows a mad rush to get the tieck out of
there.
ENTERTAINER What's the hardest part of
your job?
CUPID There are lots of hard parts
Sometrmes I get one target and not the other
Sometimes there's a ricochet. and I get three or
four at once. That's not so bad. as long as
they're d ifferent sexes. Lately. It seems that the
1uice is losing it's potency. People fall In love.
but don't stay in love. Stuff like that. The realty
hard part is about to come up, though. People
talk about this guy in the red suit with the
slelgh. and how hard his job is In December You
know what's coming? Valentine's day. that's
what! Everybody wants to tall in love on Valen-
tines day I may be a Love God. but there's only
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More Valentine's Day Madness Around County
by Mara.• Dietz
Chasing after Cupid on his Valentine's
romantic roundup isn't easy. and there are a
few speical encounters that the spritely
youngster didn't have time to mention.
Many of the royal occasions omited by
Cupid, but listed here, make loving sense for
not just Valentine's day or weekend. but
through the entire month, too. Dancing. dining.
and looking through our selections will make
February 1986 a truty romantic memory.
tAVtNE HILTON AND TOWERS
Th e brand new hotel. located at 17900 Jam-
bo ree Blvd in Irvine. has three exciting options
to choose from
In Morell's the elegant restaurant located in
the hotef. a special champagne buffet dinner
W111 be presented on Feb 14 from 5-11 p .m For
S 19 95 per person. guests can choose from a
variety of entrees and dishes that include
smoked meats and fish . carved roas1 beef. hot
and cold seafood. an elaborate dessert display
and more
In addrt1on. the regular menu Wlll also be
available. which features efabof ate dining and
a d1stinC11-ve new California cu1sme. Roses will
be given to all ladies on Valentine's Day.
In Le Cafe. which provides casuaJ dining.
roses Wlll also be given to the ladies. After din-
ing from the restaurant's regular menu. guests
wilt be 1nvrted to dancing at Zot. the hotef's live-
ly lounge
Zot will feature drawings for weekend
packages at the Irvine Hilton and Towers.
wtlich also include Sunday Brunch in Morell's
For information or reservations. call 863-
3111
RED ROBIN
This fun-ftUed pface m Santa Ana. located
across from South Coast Plaza. offers the
bargain package of the year throughout Valen-
tine's night
It's called the ··sweetheart's Package
Spec1aJ:· and 1t includes two complete. 10 oz
sirloin steak dinners; a bottle of champagne or
"blush" wine; and a flower for the ladles.
In addition. special drinks for sweethearts
will be served, and dancing will begin at 9 p.m .
And. of course. the restaurant's regular
menu, which includes a variety of tasty burger
creations. along with fish. salads. sandwiches
and soups. will be offered. as well
Among the libations which are popular at
Red Robin are the "nuclear ice tea," "Coco
Loco," and "Shiver Me Peaches."
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Featuring a colortul and vibrant decor.
accented by plenty of plants and red leather
seats. the Red Robin presented a s1m1lar
coup1e·s package for New Year's Eve. which
promptly sold out The Valentine's Special
figures to be at least as popular. which means
that advance reservations are strongly
recommended .
The Red Robin 1s located at 1307 Sunflower
For 1nformat1on or reservations. call 432-1111
CRAZV BURRO I FRANCO'S
Rud<>'ph Valenburro again makes his return
on Valentine's Day, which means plenty of sur-
prises. specials. dancing and fun at these two
popular restaurants. both owned by the Mola
Development Co. in Huntington Beach
At the Crazy Burro (8082 Adams Ave .. Hun-
tington Beach) features live entertainment by
Private Eye 1n the lounge. along with flowers for
the ladies. party favors and dancing
A special surprise dinner will also be offered
In add1t1on. the regular menu. which features
excellent Mexican food and a reasonably-
priced selection of fresh catch fish. will be
presented. too. Call 960-7644 for information.
Meanwhile. the newly opened Franco's
( 17041 Beach Blvd .. Huntington Beach)
features ltve entertainment by Matinee Idol.
along with the special dinner. flowers. dancing
and favors offered at the Crazy Burro.
Franco's. which has an auto racing decor
and theme. is reported to have an outstanding
Italian cuisine. including several distinctive en-
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trees. And yet. like at the Burro, all prices are
under ten bucks.
Call 841-7077.
NEWPORT RIB CO.
If the way to the heart is truly through the
stomach. then the Newport Rib Co. scores a
direct hit with its specially-seasoned ribs.
Using only top-grade ribs. the Newport Rib
Co. features thick, beefy baby backs for just
$10.95 (complete dinner). In addition. barbe-
que chicken ($6.45) is also available. as is New
York Steak ($11 .95). and a most tasty shrimp
kabob barbeque ($11 .95).
The barbeque ribs at the Newport Rib Co.
are considered by many to be the best in
Orange County. and they get our vote. too.
As is the case daily. the Newport Alb Co. will
be offering take out orders on Feb. 14, for those
who want to eat at home. but don't want to
cook.
The Newport Alb Co. is located at 2000 New-
port Blvd. in Costa Mesa. Call 631-2110.
THE HOP
At the always-boppin' Hop. the nightclub
owned by the Righteous Brothers. there is
always something happening ... and Valentine's
Day isn't any different.
For those who want to spend the evening
dancing and listening to the sounds of the ·5o·s
and '60's. a free buffet will be served from 5-7
p.m . with 75 cent beer. well drinks. and wine.
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Pure and Simple: Amelia's Classic Italian Cuisfne
by Mercm Dietz
There are onty a handful of restaurants that
truly symbolize Newport Beach's earty history,
before mltllons of people and automobiles
descended upon the city like a swarm of
locusts.
And one such restaurant Is Amelia's, a quaJnt
and quiet place tucked away on Balboa tstand.
At Amefla's, the glitter hasn't outsparkled the
quality.
In fact, time seems to have stood sttll at
Amella's -the cuisine Is still the same top
notch Italian and seafood that It always has
been, and the walls are adorned mostly by
black-and-white photos of earlier days. There
are no neon lights here, and the menu's prices
-compared to the other high-priced numbers
usuaJty found In Newport Beach -are almost
prehistoric.
Dtnner at Amelia's, located on beautiful
Balboa Island, begins with some of the finest
bread you'll ever taste. It's multlgraln featuring,
among other tasty Items. crushed sunflower
seeds. Be careful not to make a meal of It -the
temptation will be there to do so.
Also, don't hestltate to order a bottle of wine
from the restaurant's generous fist. Each bottle
is priced just S3 above liquor store retail cost,
according to Amelia's manager John Robinson.
We partlcularty enjoyed the white zlnfandel,
and the hired help says It's popular with the
locaJ crowd. too.
Appetizers include eggplant marinara
($3.75). antipasto ($4.95), and Tortelllnl
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($4.25), but the one we liked best was fried
mozzarella ($4.50). Fried cheese sticks are
served with a red marinara sauce that com-
plements, rather than overpowers, the cheese's
golden flavor.
Among the tasty Italian dishes are the man-
nlcottl ($8.50), which is filled with ricotta. eggs,
and topped with red sauce, and tortellini
($7.95), which is filled with veal, chicken.
prosciutto cheese, and meat.
One that Is especially delicious, though, Is
the cannelloni ($8.95), featuring turkey, veal,
eggs. cheese, and topped with white wine
sauce that Is oh-so smooth. This entree offers a
perfect baJance of seasoning and Ingredients.
and Is recommended highly.
Another must-try house specialty is the
lasagna verde ($8.75), a delicacy that features
fresh lasagna stuffed with spinach souffle In the
middle. Even spinach-haters wlll become
Popeye-d at the sight of a tempting plate of
Circus Vargas 'Big Tent' Returns
The largest traveling tented circus In the
world. featuring more than 400 performers and
animals under a canvas the size of a football
field. returns again to Orange County In
February with performances scheduled In San-
ta Ana, Huntington Beach, Laguna Hills and
Costa Mesa.
Circus Vargas, which performs In more than
95 cities nationwide each year. offers a variety
of acts. Including the "Wheel of Death," motor-
:--. cyc'8s driving atop a high-wire, and wide
assortment of thundering elephants, tigers,
lions, horses, llamas. camels and other
an Ima ls.
Among those who wtll perform death-defytng
stunts are the Polke brothers. Ted and David.
Ted Is Circus Vargas· elephant trainer, and Is
known to lie under one or more of the five-ton
beasts as part of his act; his brother, a tiger
tamer, exhorts end cajoles up to 16 BengaJs at
a time.
Another popular circus act presents "The
Vargettes," Circus Vargas' showgirls, a.s they
perform various feats while upon a charging
elephant's back. The girls also perform high
above the circus on the aerial web.
And of course, Circus Varga also features
performing trapeze artists, wtr•walkers, and
plenty of colorfulty-dreased clowns.
Joe Pon, one of the world's most popular
ringmasters, wlll Introduce each act to the
audience.
Circus Vargas. which was seen by one
mllllon Southern Caltfomtana last year, plays In
Santa Ana (at 4th and Rosa Streets) Feb. 7 to
1 O: Huntington Beach (Beach Boulevard and
Pacific Coast Highway) Feb. 11 to 13; Laguna
Hiiis Mall Feb. 25 to 27; end Costa Mesa (at
Bristol Town & Country Center) Feb. 28 to
March 2.
Tickets are available at the circus. In addi-
tion, discount coupons are avallable In Safeway
Markets.
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thick, rich lasagna, with creamy spinach Inside.
Of course, llngulnl with a variety of com-
plements Including meat. clams and scallops Is
also available, along with veal Marsala or Plc-
cata (each priced at $14.95).
Though known primarily for Its Italian
cuisine. Amelia's also features a tasty assort-
ment of fresh-catch seafood entreea, as wefl.
For a bit of variety, try the Balboa Seafood Plate
($14.75), which stars generous servings of
brolled fish, fried shrimp, clams and scaJlops.
We found the shrimp to be extra large and
expeclally deUclous, and the clams and
scallops weren't bad, either, as they were fried
golden brown, and yet were very Juicy and
tender. too.
Another variety entree la the Bouillabaisse all
Amelia ($17.50), which Includes clams, fish.
lobster, mussels. crab, shrimp and scallops.
Also popular are the deviled crab ($13.95).
English sole or lcefandk: cod ($9.95). and
lobster thermldor ($ 16.75), featuring succulent
lobster based tn sherry, butter, cheddar cheese
and mushroom sauce.
Amelia's will celebrate Its 25th anniversary
this year, but you couldn1 tell it has been
around that tong by looking at the walls or
menu prices. No glitter. no Intense prices.
Let's hope It stays that way.
The Place: Amelia's
Address: 311 Marine Ave., Newport Beach (on
Balboa Island)
Phone: 673-6580
Hours: Dinner daily from 5 p. m.
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ART
... eater• lai•• ··-1'111111-." A cotlectlon of
more than 100 works C8P-
turing the excitement and
drama of the Old West will
be on display at the Brea
Civtc Cultural Center
to Feb. 14. Admission
Is free. Gallery hours are
Wednesday through
Saturday 12 noon-5 p .m.
and Thursday noon to 8
p.m. The Civic Center Is
located at No. 1, Civic
Center Circle. in Brea.
Call 990-7730.
"New Juice In Orange
County" Is the theme of
the current exhibit at the
Irvine Fine Arts Center.
The invitational exhibition
is a showcase of Orange
County's newer talent
Hours are Monday
through Thursday. 9 a.m.
to 9 p .m .. Friday 9 to 6.
and Saturday 9 to 3. The
center is located at •601
Walnut Ave.. Irvine. Call
552-1078 for more info.
••Don Hendrick•: a 15
Year Sun•J., will be
featured at Muckenthaler
Cultural Center. 1201
West Malvern Ave .. Fuller-
ton through Mar. 2. Hours
are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues-
day through Saturday,
noon to 5 on Sunday. Call
738-6595.
lllllllrtC.la ... 514 29th
Street, Newport Beach.
CA. 92663 (714) 675-
4585. This month. show-
1 ng the vtvld watercolors
of Chippewa Indian artist
Sam English . Open
Wednesdays through
Saturdays. noon to 5 p.m ..
and by appointment.
The Newport Harbor Art
lluaeum presents
"California Art Since
1945. ·· The exhibition In-
cludes works of 30 arts
and continues through
Aprtl 20. Gallery hours are
Tuesday through Satur-
day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission is free to
Museum members; $2 for
adults, S 1.50 for students.
seniors and the milttary
and $1 for children to 17
years of age.
fhe Orange Countf
Center for Contemporary
Art will present the work
of Roberta Eisenberg.
Candice Gawne. and
J Illian Stewart from Feb. 5
through 28. The showing
of oontemporary works In
oils and acrylics is open to
the public Wednesday
through Sunday between
the hours of noon and 5
p.m . The gallery is located
at 3621 West MacArthur
Blvd. Suite 111 , In Santa
Ana. Telephone (714)
549-4989 for further Infor-
mation.
u.c. lntne, Oii•• -... hllllll• emitted "Br.-Clng
Ground: New Archttec-
tural Projecta from the
University of Callfornla. Ir-
vine, and The Irvine Com-
pany" on Feb. 7 In the
Fine Arts Gallery. The ex-
hibition oontlnuea through
March 1. A collectlon of
models, plans, water-
oolors and photographs
will trace development of
new and future architec-
tural projects for UCI and
The Irvine Company. An
all day symposium is
planned In conjunction
with the exhibition on
Saturday Feb. 22, and will
include speakers. infor-
mal tours and a luncheon
in addition to a reception
to view the works. The
Fine Arts Gallery is open
Tuesday through Satur-
day from noon to 5 p.m.
Admission is free.
Wortla bJ 8111 Coburn
and Irle Adam will be on
display at Quorum
Gallery, 374 North Pacific
Coast Highway. Laguna
Beach. through Feb. 28.
The gallery is open , 1 O
a.m. to 4 p.m. every day
except Monday. Call 4'94-
4422 for details.
Wat•color landecapea
and still llfes by Virginia
Clerk will be on display at
Freeman's Art end Frame.
154 West Bastanchury
Road. Fullerton through
Feb. 15. Call 526-8422 for
details.
''The Art of the Hopi"
will be on display Feb. 8
through March 9 at
Galeria Capistrano, 31681
Camino Capistrano. San
Juan Capistrano. The an-
nual show will focus on
traditional art of the Hopi
Indian tribe as well as the
Kechina doll. a hand-
carved representation of
the spirit Kachinas who
live In the San Francisco
Mountain peaks. Call 661 -
1781 for Information.
Photoghraptwr bf Ellen
Wright and pastels by
Suzanne Lemieux will be
showing at Art-A-Fair
Gallery, 664 Coast
H~hway, Laguna Beach
through Feb. 19. Gallery
hours are 11 a.m.-5 p.m .•
Wednesday through Sun-
day. Call 494-4514.
Work• bJ Mlhoko
Yamagata. Janne Calvin.
and Larkin Maureen
Higgins will be on display
at BC Space Gallery. 235
Forest Ave.. Laguna
Beach Feb. 14 through
March 22. Hours are 11 :30
a.m .-5·30 p.m .. Tuesday
through Saturday. Call
497 -1880 for details.
"C•llfornl• Contem-
porarJ Artlata: Michael
McMillen and Mark
Stock .. on display at the
Laguna Beach Museum of
Art. 307 Cliff Drive.
Laguna Beach through
March 14. Call '49'4-8531 .
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February 1988
Co111111on GrouAd
Muttl111edla Art Gallery
wlll feature worka by
Genevieve Bennett,
Louie• Couse. Chuck
Koro Iden. Phyllis
Wohlberg, and Suzanne
Scheidecker Feb. 4-28.
The gallery Is located at
509 Harbor Btvo., Fuller-
ton. Hours are 10 a.m.-5
p.m .. Tuesday through
Saturday. Call 879-0075
for details.
Student Honore Exhibit
at Golden West College.
15744 Golden West
Street. Huntington Beach.
Works w i ll Include
ceramics. paintings,
sculpture, drawing, print-
making and photography.
Hours are 9 a.m .-2 p.m ..
Monday through Thurs-
day; and 6 p.m.-9 p.m ..
Monday through Wednes-
day. Call 895-8134 for
more information.
"The Medium la the
lllU91on," a display of con-
temporary, lllusionlstic
sculpture by artists Allan
Adams. Robert Bourdon,
Richard Haden . Ron
Issacs. Marylyn Levine.
Kodo Okuda and Richard
Shaw at the Cal State
Fullerton Art Gallery, 800
N. State College Blvd.,
Fullerton. The exhibit runs
Feb. 8 through March 9.
Hours are noon-4 Mon.
through Fri. and 2-5 p.m.
Sun. Call 773-3262.
.......... .., .....
"••• wm be ••tured at
Watercolor Call.-y, 1942
South Coaat Highway.
Laguna Beach through
Feb. 15. Work• by other
gaJlery artiste wlll also be
on view. Hours at 11 a.m.-
5 p .m ., Wedneaday
through Sunday. For
more Information, call
494-8838.
"Weatern SalJ••·"
featuring works by A.C.
Gorman. Claudia Koonce.
Stanislaus Sowinski and
40 other artists will be on
display at Brea Civic
Cultural Center. #1 Civic
Center Circle. Brea. The
exhibit runs through Feb.
14. Gallery hours are
Wednesday through
Saturday. noon-5 p.m .
and Thursday, noon-8
p.m. Call 990-7730 for in-
formation.
Work• bJ Je•nne
O'Connor. George Tice.
and Mark Johnstone will
be on display at Susan
Splritus Gallery. 522 Old
Newport Blvd.. Newport
Beach through March 1.
Call 631-6405 for hours
and information.
.. Richard Bunkall: Ur-
ban Landscapes," an ex-
hibition or large graphite
drawings and paintings
depicting the urban scene
are on display at
Saddleback College.
The Arts at OCC
Gloria Newman
Dance Theater
Feb. 2 ($6 Advence. $7 Door)
Salling Adventure Serl••
Feb. 7, 1', 21
($5.50 Advance, $6.50 Door)
Golden City
Barberahop Harmony
Feb. 8 ($7 Advance. $8 Door)
OCC Big Band
Feb. 9 ($4 Advance. $5 Door)
OCC Symphony Orch•tra
Feb. 15 ($4Advance. $5 Door}
South Cout Symphony
Feb. 22($15,$10,$8)
Clalre Flaher Salu Plcant•
And 2 Plua 2
Feb. 23($10}
Shale Dance Company
Feb. 28 ($ 7 Advence. $8 Door)
Cell 432-5527
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
COMMUNITY SERVICES
Orange County Entertainer
28000 Marguerite
Parkway. Ml11lon Viejo
through Feb. 28. Houri
are 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Mon-
day through Thursday.
For Information call 582-
4756.
DANCE
Ririe-Woodbury Dance
Compan, will perform at
Cal State Fullerton, 800 N.
State College Blvd ..
Fullerton. The perfor-
mance is scheduled for
Feb . 7 at 8 p .m . in
Plummer Auditorium.
Tickets are $12.50, $10.
and $7.50. For further in-
formation and reser-
vations call 773-371 or
773-3347.
041PoC OiSRECAAO OF 0Al'lr.£A
WHEEL OF DEATH * ~%'1 lll NfW *
SUPER SPECTACLE
SANTA ANA
4th. "--
Feb. 1 thru F9b. 10
fri 211
Sit ll• ... ll1
.. !110
1:•
1!:30 3:30 7:30
11-00 t:• &·• l :OI
•:• 7:30
The 11tll Annual
Fofkdence Felttval wtn be
lteged Feb. 14-18 at the
Laguna Beach H i gh
School Gtrta Gym, located
on Park Avenue and St.
Anne's In Laguna Beach.
For further Information
call 543-5928 or 49'4·
7930.
Dence at UC Irvine:
UCI Graduate Students In
Dance (Feb. 5 through 8),
Mexican Ballet Folklorico
and Spanish Dance
Ensemble (Feb. 21 and
22). Tickets for both
events are $3 and $5. Call
UCI at 856-6616 for
details.
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--Nightlife-------
Promises Caters to Chic, Young Crowd
by Bret Colaon
The Idea behind Promises in Newport Beach
is a simple one.
"We wanted to find a golden location, and
give people a place where they could come and
spend an entire evening," explained Randy
Larscheid, manager of Promises.
It's an Idea that Is working.
Located in the Tokal Bank Building where
Newport Boulevard crosses Pacific Coast
Highway. Promises is the type of club that one
would expect to see on "Lifestyles of the Rich
and Famous." With the help of Its downstairs
partner. Monaco's Restaurant, this nightspot Is
rapidly becoming the spot to be In Newport
Beach. There are several good reasons why.
"This area didn't have many good dance
clubs before Promises. There were a few, but
there was and still is room for more. People
have told me they were driving all the way up to
Confetti's in Orange to get the same kind of
evening they can now get down here," com-
ments Larscheid.
"We wanted a one stop, centralized place
where people could come for an entire evening.
That's where Monaco's comes In. People can
enjoy dinner at Monaco's and then simply go
up one floor to Promises for a full night of din-
ing and d ancing."
Monaco's by itself is impressive. with a w ide
selection of steak, seafood, poultry. and wild
game entrees priced from $9 to $19. Valet
parking and a fabulous view of Newport Harbor
add the appropriate touches of elegance.
Promises Is not lacking In elegance, either.
Guests to Promises enjoy the same valet park-
1 ng privileges as Monaco's. Entrance to
Promises can only be gained by paying a cover
charge (Friday and Saturday only) and then
riding up to the second floor and the lobby of
Promises.
The low lighting in the main lounge Increases
the clarity of the lights coming off the water in
the harbor. The view Is romantic. exciting, and
intoxicating all In the same Instant. Windows
with the best views of the harbor are always
grabbed first.
Besides providing a million dollar view of the
harbor, the main lounqe is the main focus of
activity In Promises. A wide screen TV and
several video monitors play top 40 and dance
music, but not at earthshaking volumes.
The Idea here ls to socialize, which the crowd
seems proficient at and seems to enjoy.
"The crowd is usually young, middle and up-
per class. I guess some people might call It a
fast-lane crowd. We have a fair amount of
regulars who love to come here and meet peo-
ple and alot of regulars who come here to
dance," said Randy Larscheid.
Promises is also a place where "dress to Im-
press" is the rule. Men in suits are not an un-
common sight here, but casual and neat
No Slumber at the Barn's Lumber
bJ Bret Colaon
The Barn in Tustin is the type of place where
anyone can go and feel right at home. Good
hearty meats. pleasant upbeat music and a
casual atmosphere make for a relaxed and en-
joyable evening.
The original lumber used to c onstruct The
Barn in 1980 didn't come from an actual barn. It
came from a citrus packing plant originally
located in Irvine. Th is wood gives the Barn Its
unmistakable authentic and weatherbeaten
look. But that's not the only thing that Is a part
of the past at The Barn. It Is completety made
up of Items from the past. from a 1937 Steer-
man bl-plane used as a canopy on the second
floor to an endless assortment of gas pumps,
sewing machines. and saddles found In the
various theme rooms on the first floor.
When these elements are combined, the
effect is that of being transported in a time
machine bac k to a much simpler time of life.
All the antiques are given ample room to
s hine too. because the Barn is huge. "We have
15.000 sq uare feet in here and can seat over
6 00 people at o ne timet" c omments Brad
Bowen. one of the managers at The Barn.
"It's so large in here that If you strike up a
conver sation wit h someone who turns out to be
bad news. you can move and not see them for
the rest of the night. I think you'll find most peo-
ple In here to be friendly and easy going though.
That's t he type of place we want The Barn to
be."
The nice thing to said about The Barn is that
tor au Its lmenslty, It still manages to retain Its
Intimacy. Th is Is due In part to the relaxed,
casual attitude that prevails. Many customers
are on a first name basis with the bartenders
8
and waitresses.
But the lounge is only part of an enjoyable
evening at The Barn.
"We have a ful menu of very reasonably pric-
ed Items that are prepared in a homestyle type
of cooking," comments Bowen.
Specialties of the house Include several
pasta dishes, r ibs, chicken. Mexican entrees,
and steaks prepared on a charbroller. Dinner
prices are affordable even for large families
with prices ranging from $4 (pasta) to $17
(steak and lobster).
Eating at The Barn also turns out to be a
different adventure with each visit. Guests can
be seated In any one of number of different
themed rooms. One has a fully operational
1934 Chevy and antique gas pumps. There's
also a stable room. a saddle room, a canning
room, a toy room, and a train room. Each Is
done In the spirit of a rustic American theme.
That rustle American theme continues up-
stairs to the lounge too. The conversation piece
of note up here ls the 30-foot wide, 12-foot high
Brunswick Del Monte bar back. Because of the
theme that dominates throughout. this
becomes a focal point rather that a sore thumb.
Complementing the atmosphere Is the enter-
tainment selection by the management at the
Barn. Live music plays seven nights a week and
in Bowen's words. "ls pretty much top 40 and
dance music.
"People take one look at us and expect
country, but we haven't locked ourselves Into
that. We feature the Bob Gulley Band as our
house band on Friday and Saturday nights.
They play a real variety of music."
COftttnuied on h.-12
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Orange County Entertainer
dominate. Ladlee fashions tend to k><* like
they're straight from the hotteet and moat
fashionable boutlqu• In the Southland.
Separated from the main lounge by the
elevator and a lobby, the dance floor 11 much
louder and much darker.
"After 9:30 p.m. the dance floor I• usually
crowded. That's when the crowd 1tarta arrtvtng.
By 10 p.m .• there's a 1hort watt. but people
usually just sit at the bar In Monaco's," says
Larscheid.
Besides a great view and a fast young crowd,
there are other reasons why Proml._ stands
out and Is popular.
Each month, various promotions are run to
encourage people to come out. January
featured Ctnzel models In a fashion show that
included everything from lingerie to ski wear.
Also In that month. Promises held a limo Ntte
'86. It was a chance for all area limo companies
to showcase their cars and their 18f'VJcea.
Promises Is also available for "private parties at
reasonable prices," according to Larachefd.
Even without apeclala though, Promises la a
great night out. Promlsee doesn't promlee. it
delivers.
Promises is located at 3333 West Pactflc
Coast Highway In Newport Beach. Doors open
at 6 p.m. with a $4 cover on Friday and Satur-
dayh only. Aveda Hair Show la scheduled for
Feb. 6 with 50 models demonstrating hair and
skin techniques. Call 6-46-5225 for oU,er special
nights and for further Information.
fHOSE CRAZY SO's-60's DAY'S
~RE BAO< /\GAi-Ji
F~arunng our Famous SO's O~r
Danongl l.Jw-Showsl Zany DJ's & Comal
()pm n•t-ty-JOI'" r~ PMTY'
SUNDAY NITE UVEI
"THE AUTHINTIC8"
LIVE! 50's-60's Dance Band
~ hottr-st show sn ttMmr
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t~arurtng J~ CHASE
EVtty T~-8 pm
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MISC
An Ew ... olComadJ,
Magic. and Hypnosis
featuring Stan Allen.
Michael Holly, Tom
Ogden, Les Amotd & Co .•
and Tony Angelo wilt take
place Feb. 21 at 8 p.m . In
McKinney Theatre.
Saddleback College.
28000 Marguerete
P&ft(way, Mluion Viejo.
Tickets are $10 gef'ef'al
admluon. S9 seniors and
students. For rwerv8tions
call 582~.
~ ....... tthe
Orange County
Fairgrounds; The
Register•s Annual Trade
and Consumer Show
(Feb. 1-2). Inter-Shows
Motorcycle Swapmeet
(Feb. 7). Orange County
Dressage Horse Show
(Feb. 9). West Coast
Promotions Gun Show
(Feb. 22-23). The
ta.rgrounds are uated at
88 Fair Or.. Costa Mesa.
CaU 751-FAIR f0t m0te 1n-
format1on.
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MUSIC
T .... and • ...., •aso
at the Via Mana. 9969
Watker St . Cypress.
Tuesday and
Wednesdays feature
"Charhe·· a soft musac
duo . and .. Forward
Motion. -paying tributes
to Etv1s. Nett Otamond.
and o~s. -up Sync'"
contest on Saturday
neghts. Thursdays feaewe
·The Gong Show.~ open
to any act 1nclud1ng
muscaans. Jugglers. com-
edians and SfngBrS. for
further info cal 821-9300.
n. Lee Fa•• 11113•. a
fast-moving .. oldies ..
program featurtng the
popular pianist. sa•-
ophonrst and comedian.
has moved to Club 17.
1670 Newport Blvd. (at
17th St.). Costa Mesa
Ferrell. who used to play
With The Rtgf'rt.eous Bros..
teams Wf1h Hal Radltf and
Laura Vida to put on a
great show Cati 645-
5448.
C••certe C••cert
tealurfng the S.ddletJ«•
Symphony Ormema and
the ...... al the ......
competiton 8c>Oll90fed by
the Mualc Te•chers·
As90Ci8tiof1 al Ca8fornia
will t3*e pl8c:e Feb. 22. 8
p.m . Ill McKtnney Th .....
Saddleback College.
28000 Marguerite
P8Bway. M'-ion Vtejo.
Tickets are $2-$3. For
resenations c•ll 582-
4656.
M.-C .. UC lnillle:
Mendelssohn String
Oust.el (Feb. 13). eonc.t
by Frw Bruegoe.a. .,,.._
nationally acclaimed
baroque flute virtuoso
(Feb. 28) ..... a.. for
Singlr9 (FelL 21). TicUlll
tor ...... .,. •• sa.
Clll 856-e822 for more an.
f o.
Pacific •r•P•••r
0f'claeatr• presents
mast•piece Series 15.
The Sail Franmco Opera
Center will perfotnt -oon
Giow••li.-~for
8 p .m. al Santa Ana High
Scl'laot Gym. TldlelS •e
S8..50. s 13.50. and s 16.50.
The pertormance .. be
repated Feb. 9 al 2:30
p.m . c..1973-1300.
Se•tll Ceaat
., $1ild11J S)'WPnlS John
Watz. Cello m Aot>ert 8.
Moore l'hem'e. Of811Q8
coma ea11ge. 2101 FaW-
Take the freshest of ingredients, add
a talented and accomplished master
chef, encourage him to finesse the ~~
California cuisi~ and surround his
efforts with fine china and finally,
gleaming crystal.
That's why more people are discover-
ing the magic of Morell"s.
Make it your choice. For lunch or
dinner.
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THE IRVINE HILTON
ANDr-78/J!eU
vie. Aoed. Costa ........
The pertorrMnce -'8ke pl-. f«a. 22 818 p.m . For
lidlet 1nfor,,...ion. can
662-7220.
lnlM .,.. ..... , In
Caac:ert. ~ing wonca
by ~. Ravel and
OCher8. The concert wdl
bike p&ace Feb. 15 at 8
p .m . For tickets and ,...,_ no can 291..()231
M•atc at Cllap•a•
C11 EJE 30 Ym of Rodl
and Rott (Feb. 14-18 and
2().22). Orange County
YOUlh ~~ Concert
(Feb. 23). Chapman
CGlage ii lac •1 d 81 333
North GI 1181'. OfW99.
For tidl• swtc.. aand
more Into Clll 9't17-ea.t9 or
997.e705.
A•drew Hiii a•d
H•ace T•••c... inter-
"8tionally acd.med jazz
and.,._~wiHbe
stMMC8Md at The Forum
Themlre. 4175 Farmount
BNd.. YMba Landa on
Feb. 22 at 8 p .m . Tiekeb
are S7 ..SO. Can 779-8591
""Top .,.._. featunng
selecto• from dMS'Cal.
Ja'ZZ. and pop .. be per-
formed Feb. 28 at the
Wilshire Auditonum. 330
North Lemon Street.
Fulm1Dla. Ta• for the 8
17900 Jamboltt BlwL Irvine CA 9Zl14 (714 > 863-3111
p.m . lttOW are $7 .50. Cd
~1 for detll&ll.
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Colle .. : Golden City
Barber Shop Harmony
(Feb. 8). OCC Big Band
(Feb. 9). OCC Symphony
Orchestra (Feb . 15).
South Coast Symphony
Orchestra (Feb . 22).
Claire Fisher Salsa
Picante and 2 Plus 2 (Feb.
23). The college as located
at 2701 Fa1rv1eW Road.
Costa Mesa. For tickets
and info call -432-5880.
STAGE
""llf f* L8llf"' at Bizabeth
Howard'• Curtain Call
Dinner Theatre. 690 El
Camino Real. Tustin
Scheduled to run through
February 2 . Tuesday
threugh Thursday doors
open at 6:30. Fraday and
Saturday doors open at 7
p .m . Sunday matinee
doors open at 11 ·30. Sun-
day evening doors open
at 5·30. Full waiter servace
no buffet lines. Prices
start at S 15 95. Call 838-
1540 for reservattons
-..... .. Kalie" 1s runn1nQ
through Feb . 2 at
Sebasban's West Dinner
Playhouse, 140 Aven1da
Pico. San Clemente
Tdcet pnoes vaty from
S16 74 to $23.69
Wednesday to Sunday
evenings. dinner a1 6:30
p m With curtain at 8 p .m
Sunday brunch at 11 :30
a.m . curt:aJn at 1 p m
Sunday evenmg dinner at
5 30. curtam at 7 p.m For
reservations call 492-
6302
"'The Foreigl..,,.. on the
Mamstage of the South
Coast Repertory Theatre.
dvough Feb 9. Tickets
are S15 to S22. Curtain
at 8 p.m. Tuesday through
fnday. 2:30 and 8 p .m . on
Saturday, and 2:30 and
7:30 p.m . on Sunday
"Drtvtng Around the
House.. on the Second
Stage. Jan 24 through
Feb 16 Curta1n at 8.30
Tuesday tt\rough Frtday. 3
and 8 30 p.m on Saturday
and 3 and 8 p m on Sun-
day Tic:kets are S 16 to
$21 T.ckets are available
f01 both pe<tonnanoes at
the SCA bO• offace. 655
Town Center Oflve. Costa
Mesa Of t>y tetecharge at
957-4033
-o ....... ,_ .. Wiii be
presented by the UCI
School of Fine Arts Feb.
1 • UC tNtne's Floe Art.a
Liaie Thutre. Tidlets
are S4 to S7 Call ~
6816 for more lnfor-
m.rion.
"'CltlMe ol .. ....._" a
Puh1zer Pnze winning ~ay
by Bertl Henaey. wan be
~ through Fet>. 15 ..
the Gem The.tre. 12852
M8'n St, Garden Grewe.
For ticket Information call
the box office at 636-7213.
.,, ........... "a1968
Broadway spoof of ..'.30s
Hollywood musk:als wlll
be performed at UCl's
Fine Arts Llttte Theatre
Feb. 1. and 4-8. Curtain at
8 p.m . for all perfoT-
mancee. Tickets are $4-
S 7 . Call 856-6616 for
resentatlons.
.............
Shakespeare's classic.
will be performed at ucrs
Ane Arts Village Theatre
Feb. 12-15 and 18-22.
Tickets are '4-$7. Cati
856-6616 for tickets and
detaJla.
""Pippin." a musical fill-
ed wtth menlment. magic
and murder will be per-
formed Feb. 7, 8. 13. 1•.
and 15 1n McKinney
Theatre. Saddleback
College . 28000
Marguerite Parkway, Mta-
Ston VieJO Curtain at 8
p.m. wnh 3 p.m. matinees
on Feb 9 and 16. Tlctceta
are $7 general admission
and $6 for seniors and
students
The Laguna Moulton
~--present.a "Tak-
ing Steps" through Feb. 2.
"Kean ... Alexander
Dumas' three act comedy
prem•eres Feb. 20. The
playhouse Is located a1
606 Laguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. CaJI
494-0743 or •94-8021 for
tldlet 1nformatt0n.
.. Gur• end Dotie." a
musical fable of Broadway
wttl play Feb 14. 15. 21 ,
22. 28. and Marctl 1. 7. 8.
t ~ and 15 1n Buena Par1(
High School Aud1tor1um.
Magnolia and Academy 1n
Buena Park Curtain at 8
p m Call 821 -1010 for
ticket information
.. The King and I" opens
Feb 6 at Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call
Dinner Theatre. 690 El
Camino Real. Tusti n .
Prices start at S 15.95
Doors open 6:30 p .m
Tuesday through Thurs-
day. 7 pm. Friday and
Saturday and 11 ·30 a.m
and 5 30 p.m. on Sunday
For reservations caJI 838-
15~
.. Twelfth Nt9hl,"
Shakespeare·s story of
m istaken identity and
rowdy tncks. wlll be
presented Feb. 28, March
1. 2. and 6-9 at Gotden
West College Theatre.
15744 Golden Weat
Street, Huntington Beech.
Curtain at 8 p .m . wtth
t~eta priced a1 $4-$8.
Caff 895-8378 for dcic41t ln-
formlltion.
9
10
Shua's Populist Play Plays For Big Laughs at SCH
by Jim Cox
Only two major New York critics were
favorably Inclined toward Larry Shue's "The
Foreigner'' when i t
began Its continuing
off-Broadway run more
than two years ago. But
despite many poor
notices the play has
consistently drawn
large audiences.
Nor have Orange
County theater goers
been shied away from
"The Foreigner's" West
Coast premiere ,
cu rren ti y playing at
South Coast Reper-
tory's Ma1nstage in
Costa Mesa through
Feb 13
While some criticism
I S JUSt1f 1ed . "The
Foreigner" 1s definitely
a crowd pleaser. Even
the obvious jokes get a
good laugh . and on the
way out the patrons are
still chuckling at funny
I in es and repeating wit-
ty bits of dialogue.
Shue·s sense of the
farcical 1s obvious,
from the peculiar situa-
tion rn which he places
his characters to the
tiniest bit of conversa-
tion among them. But
when he ventures into
the realm of
seriousness the
playwright 1s on shakier
ground His story is
also farcical, many of
its elements straining
reasonable limits of
credibility.
lness, and has only six months to live. And she
hasn't been particularly faithful, besides -last
count: 23 "dalianoes." Froggy figures a couple
whereby Charlie will be waited on hand and
foot. but will not have to speak to anyone.
He tells lodge owner Betty Meeks that
Charlie Is a foreigner
and therefore doesn't
speak any English.
Having never seen a
foreigner, Betty and the
other yokels believe
him.
Charlie, of course. is
the star comedian. He
has all the best
material. At SCA Jef-
frey Alan Chandler
takes full advantage.
His timing and ability to
play off the other actors
-notably Robert Mc-
naughton. who is an ex-
cellent tori as the slow-
w1tted young Ellard
Simms -are keys to
"The Foreigner's "
success.
As expected at SCA,
the rest of the cast are
strong supporting
players. with Angela
Paton as batty lodge
owner Betty and Ann
Gillespie as Catherine
the trusting ex-
debutante deserving
notice.
Shue. who died 1n a
commuter plane crash
1n September. has
attempted to address
thoughtful concerns
with this farcical set-
ting. As Charlie play-
acts his foreigner role.
he discovers that he
has a personality after
all , and through
Charlie's example the
o ther characters
become more aware of
themselves.
Staff Sgt. "Froggy"
LaSueur. a British
demolition expert. is on
a three-day assignment
with the U.S. Army in
the Georgia woods. So
he brings along his ter-
minally shy and bor
KILLER BEES: Cherh (Jeffrey Alan Chancier), left,• gue1t •t
• G.orgle lodge, trlee to frighten the bullying Owen (Art
Kouetlk) with a tele of evU bee1 In Larry Shue'• hH•rtoue new
pley .. The Foretgner," now In lt1 Welt Cout premiere et South
Coeet Reportory, ttwough Feb. I. Ron Lagomereh'° dlrec:te
the production.
Xer.ophob1a and
racism are gurgling just
below the surf ace. but
Shue·s Georgians are
too country and his
ing buddy Charlie Baker who has been having
a rough go of it lately.
Charlie's wife has some unstated terminal II-
days away will do Charlie some good.
But Charlie's greatest fear is conversation
with strangers, so Froggy concocts a story
Orange County Entertainer
K lansmen too bum bl-
1 n g to
be take~ seriously. It Is a noble attempt, but the
play-wright's Intended polgnanoe Is drowned Is
his much more effective humor.
February 1986
The Grey Whales Return to Waters off Orange Coast
Grey whales are again making their yearly
migration off the Pacific Coast, and Cormorant
Cruise• In Newport Beach ls offering weekend
Champagne Brunch cruises to view the gentle
giants.
The cruises, catered by Delaney's
A big grey wh• goff under -Staff photo by Steven Georges
' ~ Valent ay
Sweethearts Spacial
from the RED ROBIN
Feb. 14, 5 p.m.-12 a.m.
Your $24 .95 (per couple) Package Includes:
Two (2) 10 oz. Sirloin Steak Dinners
Bottle of Champagne or
White Zinfandel "Blush" Wine
Flower for Iba Ladies
Speclll Drinks for sweethearts
,.<t Dancing from 9 p.m. (Santa Ana Location Only)
Pe<;erva1'""'\S AecDmm ended
THEWORlD'SGREAJmGOORMETBl'llDMAKB C•H (714) 4 32-11 & MCN MA.mRtlrt MIXOl..OGN ..
February 1986
1307 W. IUNFLOWER. IANTA ANA, CA
(Acron from SOUTH COAST PLAZA)
C•ff (213) 594-4 0
4SU KATILLA, LOI ALAlllTOI, CA
, .... ..,. THI TMCk _. L08 ALAMITOI 8LYD.)
Orange County Entertainer
Restaurant In Newport Beach, are an excetlent
opportunity to vtew the greys as they migrate
through the Pacific. An experienced whale
watch narrator wlll be aboard to discuss the
whales and their migration, during the three
hour wild life excursion.
Each year, the Gray Whales begin a four
month, 15,000 mile migration from the Bering
Sea to the warmer waters of Mexico to bear
their offspring.
Three chefs will be on board the Cormorant
to prepare a variety of entrees and items. in-
cluding omelettes. pastries, fru it , meat.
potatoes, beverages and complimentary cham-
pagne. Upon completion of the excursion, each
guest is given an official Whale Watcher Cer-
tificate.
The cruises will sail from Newport Beach on
selected Saturdays and Sundays through April
30. Boarding Is scheduled for 9 a.m.
Reservations are required 24 hours in ad-
vance of th9 cruise. with tickets priced at
$26.95 for adults. $19.50 for children 2-12. and
under two years free.
For reservations or ticket information. call
Cormorant Cruises at 675-1481 . The offices are
at 3700 Newport Blvd. #303 in Newport Beach
Cupid Uncovered
Continued from Pege 3
one of me. Hey! I Just had an idea. Are lots of
people going to be reading this thing?
ENTEATIANER: We h ope so.
CU PID: Look, I may not be able to get to
everyone, so pass the word that there are
things that they can do for themselves to kill a
little time till I can get to 'em. For instance.
there's Magic Island. They're at 3505 Via Oporto.
in Newport beach. 714-675-0900. They've got a
"Wonderful. elegant. romantic evening" plann-
ed for February 14. Magic Island 1s a private
club, and you have to be a member or the
guest of a member to get in. but nearly all of the
hotels are members. and you can go as the
guest of the Concierge. Black tie optional. live
music. the whole five yards.
ENTERTAINER: That sounds good Got any
others?
CUPID: Sure. There 's the Cannery
Restaurant. 3010 LaFayette in Newport Beach.
714-675-5777. They're palnmng a big Valen-
tines bash with free Polaroids of you and your
sweetie if you want one.
Then there's Maxwells, 317 Pacific Coast
Highway in Huntington Beach. They have live
music. dancing and free roses for the ladies.
Down In Laguna Beach. there's the Casa
Laguna Hotel, where they plan to have "an old
fashioned Valentines day" with hearts and
flowers and candy. There'll be a garden party
with Hors d'oeuvres and live music. They're at
2510 S . Pacific Coast Highway, Laguna Beach.
714-494-2996.
ENTERTAINER: Dan, thank you very much
for taking time to answer our questions. I'm
sure that our readers will find your replies
enlightening.
CUPID: Hey. It's my pleasure. By the way, are
you married? No? Is tha1 a piece of tint on the
back of your jacket? Here, turn around and let
me get It for you ...
11
Le Cafe' Puts Accent on Sunday Brunch
Editor's Note:
Choosing the "Best of the Brunches" from
among the hundreds offered around the county
is a subjec tive task for any team of reviewers.
But unlike a theater review, which is often bas-
ed la rge ly on the prejudices of the critic. a
brunch feature has concrete qualities to be
looked for.
Selection and variety, for instance, are major
criteria. as is service. ambiance, food presenta-
tion, entertainment, and setting.
The following represents the second of a
two-part feature focusing on the "Best of the
Brunches, .. as researched by The Orange
County Entertainer staff. While you may or may
not agree with our selections, we do assure that
you won't be disappointed, should you give
them a try.
by Bret Colson
Orange County has much to offer in the way
of Sunday brunches. but there are few places
that can compare with the elegance and sump-
tuous food at Le Cafe' Restaurant In the Irvine
Hilton and Towers.
Tucked away off the main lobby, Le Cafe'
offers a casual but refined atmosphere with a
s1mpl1st1c and understated decor that com-
plements rather than distracts visitors at this
Sunday feasting spot. Cream pastels. indirect
l1 ght1ng augmented by a contemporary
greenhouse. and a large outdoor d ining terrace
provide a low key setting that suits the California
lifestyle to perfection.
As for brunch itself. Chef Michael Watren
has created an assortment of specialties that
are consisten t with his style, gradually coming
Fun at the Barn
Continued from Page 8
The same goes for a duo named Johnny and
Rick that plays the other nights of the week
They are a bit more subdued and stick to songs
by the Eagles. James Taylor. and some coun-
try
As for the crowd . uninformed potential
v1s1tors might be a bit surprised at its make-up.
Despite the fact that it 1s adjacent to a military
base. and there are Marines that do frequent It,
The Barn draws much of its crowd from the
white-collar workers in the adjoining industrial
areas.
to be known as "California cuisine."
Watren's emphasis is on freshness and puri-
ty . preferring to let the natural flavors of his
selections stand on their own.
"It's a very demanding style," comments
Watren. "because it requires a combination of
many traditional skills with Innovative new
rdeas and applications."
Watren's style stands up extremely well
against the hungry brunch-goers that are com-
ing to Le Cafe' In Increasing numbers
One of the r110St inviting places to start this
Sunday brunch is with the smoked meats. A
variety of favorites can be found here, Including
ham, turkey, salami and more. The spread Is
also stocked with several types of fresh breads,
bagels and lox. caviar, fruits. and cheeses.
Don't spend too much time mulling over
selections at the smoked meats spread
through, because the best is yet to come.
Seafood offerings would qualify in that
category. Le Cafe' spares no expense in its
selections here. Cold shrimp in the shell. crab
legs. and oysters on the half shell are reason
enough to keep most people returning again
and again to this portion of the buffet, and in-
deed. most people d o.
Those who fill up on the f resh seafood are
only sampling a part of what makes this brunch
so memorable. Two other items are particularly
noteworthy.
The first is the Belgian wattle station. These
hot-off-the.griddle beauties can be smothered
with a special walnut butter and rich syrup or
they can be topped with fresh strawberries and
whipped cream . Try just one quarter of a waffle
to start with, as they are deceivingly rich and
But Brad Bowen isn't surprised, because In
his words. "The Barn Is a warm, comfortable
place. Anyone who wouldn't want to come here
1ust doesn't know what they're missing."
The Barn is located at 14982 Red Hill Avenue
1n Tustin. Happy hour runs from 4:30 to 7 p .m
Mon day through Friday, with 8 to 10 menu
items for appetizers. Meals are served from
6:30 a.m . to midnight. No cover for the lounge
with li ve music from 8 p.m . to midnight Sunday
through Thursday and from 9 p.m. to 1 :30 a.m.
on Friday and Saturday. For more Information ' call The Barn at 259-0115.
PADDY MURPHY'S
TOPLESS THEATER
12
* Businessman's Lunch-Cocktails
* Satellite TV • Mon. nite Football
TWO HAPPY HOURS
11-1 PM 4-6 PM
CORNER-FAIRVIEW & WARNER
SANTAANA
OPEN 11 A.M . TO 2:00 A .M. 556-8956
Orange County Entertainer
filling.
Second is the omelet station. This type of
thing seems to be a standard ottering for the
nicer brunches In Orange County, but few can
compare to Le Cate's selection of Ingredients
for Individual prepared omeletet. Again stress-
ing Watren's philosophy of freshnesa, these In-
gredients are of the highest calibre and in-
clude a choice of d ifferent cheeses, onions.
green peppers. bacon, shrimp, mushrooms
and more.
In add ition to the above-mentioned
speclattles, Le Cafe' also offers prime rib sliced
to specification, plus an assortment of pastas,
rice, Swedish meatballs, fresh raw vegetables
and a salad bar.
Champagne Is complimentary. of course, or
one can choose from a variety of fresh·
squeezed juices to quench a thirst.
Last, but not least. Le Cafe provides a lavish
assortment of pies, cookies, tarts, candles and
pastries for dessert. If these off erlngs look rich,
It's probably because they are. Sweet tooth fan-
tasies will find satisfaction many times over at
this spread.
Le Cafe is located on the lobby level of the Ir-
vine Hilton and Towers at Jamboree Road and
the 405 Freeway in Irvine.
Brunch Is available Sunday only, 10:30 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m. The cost Is $17.95 for adults and $9
for children under 12.
Reservations are recommended and can be
made by caJllng 863-3111.
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m&:&
'"' TAJ
P roud/y Introducing
''TAVA a SIGRI
CUISINE
(First Time in U.S. In addition to Traditional)
''TANDOORI''
Lunch Mon.-Frl.
11:30-2:30
Dinner Sun thru
Thura. 5:30-10:30
Fri. a Sat. 5:30-11 :00
Sunday Cham.,.gne Brunch 11 ·3
Daily Happy Hours 4:30-7:00
Complimentary hors d'oeuvres
117181Mnrcreet, Fullerton. CA
(714) 12' 1211
(Acroa from SL JU«M Hoep.)
WATCH 1Hd ~ 101t "'*1
February 1988
Brunch at Mediterranean Means Relaxation
brMaroueDllD
There are thoM Sunday mornings that are
meant to be apent In a lelaurely, relaxed
manner, when the Idea of getting up off one's
comfortable aeet and Ht"Ylng youraett from a
bfg·tlme brunch buffet apread la about aa en-
ticing aa getting out of a warm bed on a cold
day.
At auch tlrnea, you want aomeone ..... to wait
on you, and you don't need to gorge youraetf on
145 different brunch Items. If thta mood ever
atrlkea, give the Mediterranean Room Brunch a
whirl.
blta of crab and fresh herbs mixed wtth mornay
sauce.
We were particularly I mpreeMd with both the
prices and the amount of food aerved. The
moat expensive entree on the menu topa out at
$10.50, and most are under ten. Molt brunches
coat twtce that much and you can't aample tt
all. So the Idea of spending S 1 O on a very sub--
stantlal breakfast la attractive.
And the aervtce at the Mediterranean Room
Is excellent as well. Water glasses were
meticulously filled and refilled, the staff waa
pleasant, and the full meaj. didn't take all day.
Few brunch• In Orange County are not of
the buffet, serve-yourself style, and It's
a shame. No doubt, there are tlm• when you
want to gorge youraelf, to sample a llttle (or a
lot) of dozens of different ttema. Bu1 wattlng on
yourself la neYer very attractJve.
At the Alrporter Inn, brunch la brought down
to a more realtatlc, plaualble ptane ... and we
ltke that.
The Brunch: The Medtt«ranean Room (tn the
Alrporter Inn Hotef)
Address: 18700 MacArthur Btvd., Irvine (n ..
John Wayne Airport)
Phone: 833-2770
Price: Varlea with entree
Located In the beautiful Alrporter Inn Hotel In
lrvlne (near John Wayne Airport), the
Mediterranean Room provtdea the aervtce and
the food. Al you have to do Is relax and enjoy a
very aumptuoua brunch. And you'll be amazed
at how much more enjOyable brunch ta when
someone el• brfnga the food to you.
St. Valentine's Day Fun
About the only time you're asked to leave
your aeat comes with the Introduction of the
Medlt•ranean Room's unique fruit carousel.
Gue.ta aelect from a wide variety of chilled and
freah f rulta Mrwd wtth cottage cheese.
Ira all tutefully dlaplayed In an attractive
arrangement on the ~·el. Guests can go
back for thetr fruit fav tee as often as they
llke.
The fruit carou981, priced by ltsetf, Is $5.25
per person. It la, though, Included In the price
of all entreea, aa are freshly -baked rolls, muf-
ftna and croissants, along wtth choice of
beverage.
Upon entree time, choose from an assort-
ment of some 14 different dishes, Including egg
creations and other apeclaltles. One real
favorite Is the Nova Scotia salmon and blintzes
($10.50). Fresh fl ah la allced thin and served
with The Alrport«'a own cheese blintzes, and
the two combine to create a most magnificent
crosa between breakfast and lunch tastes.
Another must try ttem la the puff paatrey
($10.50), filled with creamed scallop, shrimp
and mushrooms. And Crepes Veronique
($8.95), featurtng the thin French pancakes fill-
ed with creamed chicken, and topped with
aeedleu grapes and mornay sauce, are a
delight, aa well.
Among the egg dishes, Eggs Benedict
($8.95) II popular, aa la Crab Benedict ($9.25 -
the only devtatlon has crab replacing bacon)
and the Royal Spanish Omelette ($8.95). The
Crab Omelette ($9.25) Is alao excepttonal,wtth
(') ;, 1 ---.. (? \...,I . ~
RESTAURANT
&SALOON
Contlna.ct from pege 4
The Hop Is located at 18774 Brookhurst In
Fountain Valley. Call 963-2386 for Information.
CATTLEMAN'S WHARF
The popular lounge and restaurant In
Anaheim wtll present a speclally-prlced selec-
tion of wine, Including a variety of vintages, for
lovers on Vatentlne's Day.
The wine selection will be priced from $10-18
per bottle.
In addition, there will be dancing in both of
the restaurant's lounges, along with dinner
from 4-11 p.m. Cattleman's Wharf Is located at
1160 W. Ball Rd. In Anaheim. Call 535-1622.
PLEASANT PEASANT
1rs an entire week of French-style Valentine's
celebration at this acclaimed Newport Beach
restaurant.
Each evening, from Feb. 10-15, Chef Kevin
Rawlings will prepare three classic entrees,
priced at $15 each.
The Items offered are: "Zarzuela," a delicate
blend of clams, mussels, shrimp, scaJlops and
lobster. on a bed of freshly prepared fettucclnl,
and topped with a snappy, slightly spice sauce:
"Envol de Poisson," a basket woven from fresh
salmon and halibut, ftlted with scallops sauteed
In shallots and butter, and topped with charcon
sauce: and "Poltrlne de Veau Farcle
Gascogne," which Is breast of veal, stuffed with
herbs, spinach. spice bread crumb, sausage
and olives.
Also, special desserts will be offered, featur-
ing a fresh raspberry or Imported chocolate
OPEN FOR BREAKFAST!!!
MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY 6:30-11:00
NOW SERVING COUNTRY GOURMET BllEAK.FAST .-L-h_e _E-nt-er_ta_i-nm_e_n_I....,
Pancala, toa/f1a, bi.cuii. t? l"Jf'!I, aml Danci .. Nlahdy onwl.tta '7 mucla, mucla ~. ,,.,. row-••• ,,..,,, ... ltrwail-' ..,.,. .... 14982 Redhill (at Edingn)
Tustin• 259-01 IS
ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
OPEN 7 DAYS FOR DINNER
BREAUAST • LUNCH-MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BUFFET BRUNCH
February 1986 Orange County Entertainer
souffle for $4.50 ... and guests can keep the dis-
h .
The Pleasant Peasant is located at 4251 Mar-
tingale Wy. in Newport Beach. Call 955-2755.
as reservations are recommended.
MONACO'S REST AU RANT I PAOMllEI
Monaco's (645-5225), an elegant waterfron1
restaurant. will present roses and carnations to
the ladles. along with dinner specials,
munchies from 4-7 p.m., and plenty of privacy.
Jhe restaurant features French cuistne with
an American Influence, with gambli ng
decorations and roulette wheel as decor. It also
has a big, beautiful view of the water.
Upstairs from Monaco's, Promises (642-
0506) also offers a spectacular view, and
flowers for the ladies. In addition, thef'e wlll be
cocktail specials and dancing throughout the
evening, along with munchies from 6-8 p.m.
On Feb. 13 (Valentine's eve), Promises will
present a Valentine's-oriented fashion and
lingerie show, beginning at 10 p.m.
Monaco's and Promises are located in the
Tokai bank building, at 3333 W. Pacific Coast
Highway.
BALBOA INN
Couples looking for a romantic , seasJde set-
ting for Valentine's weekend will surety faJI In
love with a speclaJ package from the Balboa
Inn.
The Newport Beach historic landmark. which
recently reopened after a S 1 mlltton renovation,
is offering a complete weekend package that
includes:
• A luxurious room for three days I two
nights (Feb. 14-16)
• Dinner for two in the new "Grill" Restaurant
on Valentine's Day
• Complete breakfast on Saturday and Sun-
day
The special price for this romantic package
Is just $249.00 quite a bargain, considering that
a room for an ordinary one-night stay usually
runs around $200.
Formerly known as a playground of the stars,
the Balboa Inn Is now owned by a group of In·
vestors headed by Los Angeles Laker Kareem
Abdut-Jabbar. The elegant, bayfront hotel Is
open dally, and features spectaJ personalized
attention and a spectacular view.
The Balboa Inn ta located at 105 Main St. on
Balboa PenlnsulL For reservations or Informa-
tion, call 675-3412.
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13
---Dining---------
Taj First to Offer Traditional Indian Cuisine
br ... Colilon
As manager of the recently opened Taj
Restaurant In Fullerton, Sumant Pardal fecee
more than the usual problems associated with
a new dining establishment. Besides dealing
with the traAning of employees, deliveries,
meeting schedules, budgets, and proper food
preparation. Pardal must also devote his time
and energy to educating the dining public on
the finer points of North Indian cuisine.
1rs a challenge that PardaJ not onty accepts.
but one that he looks forward to.
"I love it when patrons ask me questions,"
explains Pardal. "There are so many mis-
conceptions about Indian food. When I'm able
to clear them up. I think people tend to enjoy
and appreciate their meals even more.··
And what are some of the more common
misconceptions that PardaJ faces?
"By far. the most common one is that all In-
dian food 1s hot. Nothing could be further from
the truth. Of course. certain dishes are very
spicy. but many are no more spicy than many
American entreee.
"The secret lies in the curries, or gravies
which top most Indian dishes. We have 53
different spices that we use here at The Taj,
and it's the different combinations of those
spices that decide whether a meal will be spicy
hot or mild."
Parda! also takes delight in educating unin-
formed visitors to The Ta;. This is obvious from
the moment one enters the main d ining room.
A unique windowed display kitchen has been
created by Pardal. showcasing the Indian chefs
who work with the tandoor clay pots in a skillful
exhibition that makes intriguing entertainment
for dmet's.
Besides a wide selection of traditional tan-
doori dishes, The Taj Is the first restaurant In
the United States to Introduce two other
traditional forms of Indian cuisine.
The first, tava, comes from the preparation of
meat and spices off a hot griddle. The second,
slgri, Is cooking on the American equivalent of
a charcoal grill.
"With these additions, we can prepare a
wider range of dishes than ever before. Using
the tava and slgrl In our food preparation
means we can offer our customers entrees
they've never experienced, even tf they've eaten
Indian previously," comments Pardal.
It's these Innovations that make for a
different kind of an evening at The Taj.
The main dining room is intimate, allowing
every seat to have a clear view of the chefs at
work in the display kitchen. Walls of the main
dini ng room are lined with stained glass
likenesses of the various maharajas of India. A
soothing peach pastel color scheme, alountain
in the middle of the room, and a tuxedoed
matre'd add an aire of formality. Service per-
sonnel are quiet, efficient and above all
knowledgeable in all aspects of Indian cuisine.
As for the cuisine itself. expect some
delicious and unusual treats when visiting.
The chicken pakora is recommended as an
appetizer although it does fall somewhat on the
spicy side. The Fish Koliwada is much milder
and equally satisfying.
The main menu offers a w ide selection of
tandoori, sigri. and tava d ishes. A particularly
exceptional dish Is the /hlnga mass/a. It con-
sists of sauteed prawns in onions. tomatoes
and spices. providing a rich and hearty meal.
The curry Is the secret here, being particularly
South African Film Slated for Fullerton
Filming full-length travel-adventure features
can be dangerous to one's heatth.
Veteran film producer-narrator Allen Hub-
bard is sure to give an insight into his narrow
escapes awaiting cinematographers on Feb. 4
when he presents 3:30 and 7:30 p .m . showings
of his "A Jewel Under the Southern cross -
South Africa" In Fullerton's Plummer
Auditorium. Chapman Avenue and Lemon
Street.
The sixth of nine f uU-length travel-adventure
features in Fullerton College Community
Relations· long-popular Forum 80 Film/Lecture
Series lootics at The Repubflc of South Africa, a
'wedge' at the tip of the African continent,
bounded by the Indian Ocean on the east. with
the Atlantic to the west.
In maJ< ing the film. Hubbard had a narrow
escape -not from contact with an unpredic-
table Black Rhino. but as a result of a roaring
land rover chase after wild ostrich m an animal
park in Zululand His spinal cord was nearly
severed by being thrown into the floor of a vehi-
cle during a fast stop while plowing into a ditch.
In additk>n to seeing African animals In their
natural setting and in wild animal parks. the
audience will make "stops" an the likes of
Capetown, Johannesburg. Durban (the
cosmopollt.-a third largest c•ty on ·The Indian
Ocean). the colonial city cand wine producing
center of St8'1enbosch, Pretoria, resorts In
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Eastern Transvaal. Port Elizabeth and. natural-
ly, Zululand.
Individual Forum 80 Film/Lecture Series
tickets are priced at $3.50 tor general admis-
sion. and $3 for students and senior citizens.
They can be purchased in advance in person or
by mail at the Fullerton College Bursar's Office,
in the new Student Services Building on the
south side of the campus. at 321 E. Chapman
Ave .. Fullerton 92634.
Mall orders, with checks made payable to
Fullerton College, must Include a stamped,
pre-addressed envelope.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
BEST KEPT SECRET
• Sunday Brunch Specgcular
• 2 Loungea for Your Entertainment
Pleuure
•Monday Nit• Cajun SpeclaH._
• 5 Theme Dining Aooma
Reservations Recommended
1180 W. Ball Ad.
Anaheim 535-1822
(,._•, Olsneytand)
Orange County Entertainer
vibrant and palatable without being overty
spicy.
The tava Job8ter ta another dlah . of note.
Large chunks of k>bl8' nwlnllted In yogwt mld
cooked with bellpeppers, onions and garUc
blend for a rich and delectable entree.
Complementing these main dishes Is an easy
task. The menu offers several rice dishes, with
the navarstan blrlyanl or "nine jewel rice" most
worthy of mention. It is tasty, light dish con-
sisting of Imported Indian rice cooked with
herbs, nuts, dried fruits. vegetables and
homemade cheese.
Raita, a traditional cultured yogurt, Is
available to "act as an antidote to spices." It
really does serve as a soothing agent for those
adventurous enough to order some of the
spicier selections on the menu.
The tandoori breads are another treat on The
Taj's menu. These breads take all of 90
seconds to cook against the hot clay walls of
the tandoor and are absolutely habit forming.
The light bread dough prepared from flour and
yogurt serves as a base for the addition of a
variety of toppings. The khurml nan (with garllc
and tomato sauce) Is an absolute must.
Based on the judgement of The Taj's peers.
fellow Indians. this is a restaurant whose
success appears to be assured. Sumant Pardal
offered this measure of the quality of The Taf s
food, "Most restaurants serving Indian cuisine
average about 20 percent Indian clientele and
80 percent American. Our customers are run-
ning about 80 percent Indian and 20 percent
American since we opened.The fact that so
many Indians are seeking out our traditional
cuisine tells me that we are doing something
right here."
After an evening at The Taj. Pardal would
find very few people willing to argue that point.
The Taj Is located at 1975 Sunnycrest in
Fullerton. Lunch runs $4-$7. Dinners run $6-
$17 with a full wine list available. Sundays
feature a champagne brunch for $9.95. For
reservations. call 526-8283.
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r February 1988
'Revolution' Brings Home Government Birth
by D•le Wlnogur•
One of the most Impressively made epics of
recent years, "Revolution" Is the best. most In-
telligent film about the American Revolutionary
War period ever (definitely superior to Griffith's
"America" and Peter Hunt's "1776" musical).
However, the human element Is frustratingly
buried under the enormous historical canvas of
cataclysmic events and spectacular battles.
Defining the Inner conflict between commit-
ment and neutrality, Al Paclno plays a hard-
working laborer who's forced to join the fight
between Americans and British when his young
son is pressed into military service. Unfor-
tunately, Robert Dillon's screenplay does not
bu lld the plot substantially or thoroughly, and
gives the actors precious little to work with in
terms of character growth.
At one point, Pacino's son is captured by a
British troop, and mercilessly beaten by a
sadistic sergeant (Donald Sutherland. the film 's
most vivid and realistic character). After Pacino
rescues his son. the movie runs out of story and
coasts through a series of coldly elaborate set-
pieces.
The daring use of shaky hand-held cameras
during the harsh and grueling battle scenes
gives them a unique documentary-like im-
mediacy. The visual texture of these and other
scenes is not less striking, with muted browns
and greys dominating the scheme and lending
a richly authentic quality (the remarkable
photographer was Bernard Lutic).
Despite Paclno's solid and devoted attempts
at character. the movie pushes him and
everyone else aside. Weakest of all is Nastassja
Kinski. completely empty and as a mysterious
girl who Pacino keeps running into during the
events of 1776-1783.
"Aewotutlon," at#rlng Al Pedno, la now plaJlng countywlde.
The characters are mainly stick figures in
director Hugh Hudson's sprawling artistic am-
bitions. Everything that's extraordinary and
mediocre in the film can be traced to his
evidently passionate cinematic scope and con-
victions. To his credit, the history lesson 1s
related without glorifying the era or the war.
and with a coherent grasp of its progress.
"Revolution" may also be the most anti-British
movie made by an Englishman. and that's
reason enough to take note of this flawed, in-
teresting. not quite gripping achievement.
Disneyland Unveils New Vacation-Themed Show for Audio
Beginning Jan. 31 , the "bearly'' talented
"Audlo-Anlmatronics" cast of Disneyland's
popular "Country Bear Jamboree" attraction
wtll star in a new vacation-themed show dubb-
ed the "Country Bear Vacation Hoedown."
To be presented dally In continuous
showings, the foot-stompin' musical is the third
performance produced for the lifelike, singing
stars who are showcased In their own cozy,
pine-walled theater located In the Park's Bear
Country area.
Originally opened in 1972, the current
musical menagerie consists of 18 bears, a
February 1988
moose, buffalo, stag. skunk and even a
lovesick octopus. The latest computerized
show for the furry friends showcases all-new
costumes, added scenic backgrounds and
decor, plus original tunes and amusing ren-
ditions of famlllar melodies. Throughout the
fast-paced concert, the comical crooners are
depicted In hilarious predicaments white trying
to enjoy thetr vacation time In the great out-
doors.
Henry the bear, who serves as master of
ceremonies. Is nattily attired as a troop leadcer.
sporting a "Camp Griuty" shirt and sneakers.
Orange County Entertainer
he occasionally strums his guitar to accompany
a wacky cast of characters which Includes the
Five Bear Rugs, a slapstick country band sing-
ing around a crackling campfire, and Terrence
the Shaker, a scuba-dlvtng bruin who has
found himself firmly embraced by a possessive
female octopus.
Cellist Walz to
Guest Symphony
A guest appearance by acclaimed cetllst
John Walz will highlight the South Coast
Symphony's Feb. 22 performance at Orange
Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre In
Costa Mesa.
The symphony 1s scheduled to perform
Schubert's "Symphony No. 5," along with the
"Ballet Suite" by Robins. and Dvorak's "Cello
Concerto."
The concert is scheduled to begin at 8: 15
p.m .. with a pre-concert lecture slated to start
at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are prtced at $15, $10, and
$8, with discounts for seniors and students.
For further Information, or to order tickets,
call the Symphony at 662-7220.
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--Dining & Nightlife----
Anaheim
Adrienne••, Sheraton
-Anaheim. 1015 W. Ball
Rd.. 778-1700. Lunch,
dinner. Sunday brunch.
California cU1s1ne in a
newly renovated setting.
$$
leHie Walla. 1074 N
Tustin. Anaheim. 630-
2812 Lunch. dinner. Sun-
day brunch. happy hour
Piano bar and singer
Tues-Sat American food
Reservations suggested
$$$
C••• Marla, 1801 E.
Katella Ave . 634-1888
Lunch. dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour. D.J
and dancing Fri -Sal
Mexican food. $
Cattleman'• Wharf.
1160 W. Ball Rd .. 535-
1622 Lunch on
weekdays. dinner nightly
from 4 p.m Happy hour
and Sunday brunch also
featured Live entertain-
ment 1n one lounge Mon-
Sat 4-12 p m with 0 J in
second lounge Wed-Sun
8-2 am Con tinental
ru1s1n e reservations
wggested $$$
Cero'a, 316 S Euclid
535 9978 Lunch dinner
F, .wd Sdt happy hour
L "' f>n1t>rf~1nment al'd
dancing n qht y Amencar
food $$S
Cherley Brown'•, 1751
S State College. 634-
22 11 Lunch dinner. Sun-
day brunch. happy hour
Video entertainment
Steaks. seafood and
specialty dishes Reser-
vations required $$-$$$
Chef'• Kitchen,
Disneyland Hotel. 1150 W
Cerritos Ave . 778-6600
Sunday brunch Hot and
cold entrees. salad bar,
pastry tray . Belg ium
waffles, made-to-order
omelettes $$
Daley'• Market, 1700 S
Harbor Blvd (in the Hyatt
I Anaheim) 772-5900
Breakfast, lunch. dinner
daily, featuring Continen-
t a I cu1s1ne Sunday
Brunch. SS
The Dugout. 1221 E
Katella (at the Ramada
Inn-Disneyland). 978-
8088 Breakfast. lunch.
dinner from 6 am to M1d-
n 1 g ht daily Dart s
shuffleboard. satellite TV .
and American cuisine. $
G•vln'e, Sheraton -
Anaheim. 1015 W Ball
Rd . 778-1700 Lunch dai-
ly. nappy hour Entertain-
ment and dancing nightly
California cuisine.
16
Granville's, Disneyland
Hotel, 1150 W Cerritos
Ave.. 778-6600. Dinner
Mon-Sat. Colonial
American cuisine. Reser-
vations suggested $$$$
Green'• Cafe and
Saloon. Grand Hotel. 7
Freedman Way. 772-7777.
Lunch. dinner Mon-Sat.
Sunday brunch. happy
hour. Beef. fresh fish and
Mexican specialties. $$
Grinder, 1640 W .
Katella. 778-0892.
Breakfast. lunch. dinner
dail;y, in gourmet dining
atmosphere. $
Le Restaurant, Hotel
Ibis. 100 W. Freedman
Wy .. 540-9696. Breakfast.
lunch dinner daily. Happy
hour . Live enter -
tainment/no dancing
Mon-Fri 6 :30-11 p .m .
Continental cu1s1ne .
reservations re-
quired.$$$
Lord Nelson'•• 500 N.
Euclid St .. 772-2131 .
Lunch Mon-Sat. dinner
nightly from 4 p.m . Styled
like an Old English pub,
featuring Continental
cuisine. seafood. steak.
prime rib. Live entertain-
ment. dancing Thurs-Sun.
Reservations
recommended. $$
Mi .. t .. tppi Moonshine,
409 W Katella. 956-0690.
Lunch daily, dinner. hap-
py hour Entertainment
and dancing nightly
Amerrcan and Mexican $
Mr. Stox, 1105 E
Katella Ave . 634 -2994
Lunch dinner . happy
hour Live entertainmenl
and dclnc1ng Cal1 forn1a /
c ontinental cus1ne .
ti wa rd-w1nn1ng w ine
cellar Reservations
suggested $$$
Oecera I, 1160 N
Kraemer Blvd .. 630-0121 .
Lunch . dinner . happy
hour except Sat. and
Sun Live shows and con-
tests Mon-Sat. Big screen
satellite television. $$
Rfftaurant EINku, 328
N Stanton Ave .. 952-
9211 Lunch. dinner, hap-
py hour. O.J . and dancing
Fri-Sat. Japanese cuisine.
$
Shlpy•rd Inn,
Disneyland Hotel. 1150 W.
Cerritos Ave.. 778-6600.
Lunch. dinner. Seafood
with several fresh fish
selections daily Reser-
vations suggested. $$$
Speghiettl Station, 999
W Ball Rd .. 956-3250.
Lunch. dinner daily, hap-
py hour Mon-Fri 4-6 p.m
Live entertainment Wed-
Sun. World-famous in-
dividual gun collection of
the Old West. S
The Summertree
Rntaurant, 1717 S West
St (1n the Emerald Hotel),
999-0990 Breakfast
lunch and dinner daily
rrom 6 30 a m. to 11 p m
Sunday brunch served
from 11 a.m.-2 p.m . $
Thie Third Floor, 171 7
S West St . (in the
Emerald Hotel). 999-0990
Dinner served Monday
through Saturday from
6:30-11 p .m . Live entAr-
tainment and Continental
cuisine. Reservations and
1ackets for men required.
$$$$
Villa Verde Rntaurant ,
Disneyland Hotel. 1150 W.
Cerritos Ave.. 778-6600.
Breakfast. lunch, d inner.
American specialties,
fresh pasta, salads and
homemade ice cream.$
Thee White HOUM,
887 S . Anaheim Blvd ..
772-1381 . Lunch Mon-Fri,
Dinner Mon-Sat. Dine in a
"Turn of the Century"
home. featuring award-
winning American cuisine
and a continental flair.
Reservations
suggested. $$$
Brea
La Vida, 6105 Carbon
Canyon Rd.. 996-0720.
Breakfast Sat-Sun. lunch.
dinner. happy hour. Live
entertainment Fri-Sat
American food. Hotel with
one of the only hot sprtngs
in Southern California. $
Ru•ty Pelicen, 190 S
State College Blvd . 671 -
3020 Lunch, dinner. Sun-
day brunch. happy hour
l 1ve entertainment and
danc i ng Tues -Sal
Primarily seafood. wrlh
18-22 different fresh fish
daily Reservations re-
quested. $$$
Buena Park
Hungry T..._r, 6231
Manchester Ave.. 522-
1542. Lunch. dinner. hap-
py hour. Steaks. seafood,
with live whole Maine
lobsters. Reservations
recommended. SS
Costa Mess
Alfredo•• Rlatorante
and Taverna, Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel.
666 Anton Blvd.. 540-
1550. Award -w inning
Italian cuisine. Including
veal fettuclni and quall.
Extensive wine list. $$$$
Chartle'a Chlll, 2278
Newport Blvd .. 549-2294.
Open 24 hours a day.
Featuring chili dishes.
with a f ult-service coffee
shop menu. S
Ml Casa, 296 E. 17th
St.. 645-7626. Lunch,
dinner. Live entertainment
Wed-Sat. Mexican food. S
Mlone'a, 2701 Harbor
Blvd.. 979-6735. Lunch.
Dinner served daily
featuring fine Italian
cuisine. Excellent pasta
items.$
Newpor1 Rib Company,
2000 Newport Blvd .. 631 -
2110. Dinner. BBQ ribs
and chicken. $$
19th Street WMt, 745
W 19th St.. 650-5735.
Breakfast. lunch, dinner.
Omelettes. homemade
soups. san dwiches .
casseroles. Weekday
breakfast specials and
daily dinner specials $
Cypress
Harlma Japan•••
Cuitine, 4009 W Ball Rd
527-3576 Lunch dinner
Japanese food with a
sushi bar $$
Thie Via Marla, 9969
Walker St.. 821 -9300.
Freshly-prepared Mex-
ican food served in a
warm . hacienda-style
restaurant. Lunch, dinner,
dancing. entertainment.
Live Music Fridays and
Saturdays from 9-1 a.m. S
Dana Point
:::::-
Dana Trader, 34150
Pacific Coast Hwy .. 493-
2603. Lunch, d inner.
oyster bar . Sunday
brunch. Live entertain-
ment. Seafood and con-
tinental cuisine. Known
tor local lobster caught
daily. Reservations
recommended on
weekends. $$$
Quiet Canaon ~
Street of the Green
Lantern. 496-6146. Lunch.
dinner, Happy Hour. Sun-
day Brunch. Steaks,
prime rib, seafood, and
the finest coastline view in
Southern California .
Reservations
recommended. $$
El Toro
Mon Chateeu, 23642 El
Toro Ad .. 830-3810
Lunch. dinner. Closed
Mondays. Entertainment
with harpist or violinist.
Belgian and Fren ch
cuisine. Dress code.
Reservations appreciated.
$-$$$
Fullerton
Baater'a. 501 N. State
College. 870-0433. Lunch.
dinner. Sunday brunch.
happy hour Live enter·
ta1nment and dancing
nightly . Burgers ,
omelettes. p1ua. steaks.
sandwiches and salads $
Capers Rea1aurant end
Club, 222 W Houston
Ave .. 992-2580. Breakfast.
lunch. dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour. 0 .J.
and dancing nightly Sea-
food. steak. sandwiches.
Sophisticated yet casual
dining with high energy
dancing; adjacent to Holi-
day Inn Fullerton. S-$S
CMk ~N C ... vw, 1933
Sunny Crest Dr.. 870-
0891 . Dinner happy hour.
Steaks. seafood. fresh
fish and salad bar. Reser-
vations not required but
available. SS
~~,,:=~~
Orange County Entertainer
Elmef's Piece. 323 N.
State College Blvd., 870-
7400. Lunch, dinner. hap-
py hour. Live entertain-
ment and dancing Wed-
Sat. American food, ln-
clud Ing BBQ ribs and
chicken. pasta. seafood
and steaks. $
El Puo Cantine, 2736
E. Nutwood Ave., 871-
9750. Lunch. dinner, Sun-
day brunch. happy hour.
O.J . and dancing nightly.
Mexican food. S
Ruby 8190'lla'e. 1500
S. Raymond Ave. (In
Griswold's Hotel). 635-
9000. Lunch. Dinner. Hap-
py Hour weeknights from
5-7 p .m .. with sushi bar on
Monday and Tuesday.
Dancing. live entertain-
ment Wednesday through
Saturday. American con-
tinental cuisine. Reser-
vations suggested.SS
0 THE TAJ, 1975 Sun-
nycrest. 526-8283. In-
troducing Tava (Grlddle)
and Slgrl (mesquite broil)
Indian cuisine. Sunday
Champagne Brunch
Reservations suggested
$$$
Garden Grove
Co•chman. 12 455
Haster, Garden Grove.
971 -2311 Lunch. dinner.
happy hour live enter-
tainment and dancing .
Broiled steak. seafood.
pnme rib w1rh daily lunch
and dinner specials $
Huntington
Beach
Blaoua Ca .. / QallM'y
22211, Main St.. 960-<M40.
Lunch Wedne1dey
through Sunday. dinner
Thursday through Sun-
day Crepes, quiche.
croissants and more.
c..-,· •• , .,. -.
406 Pacific Coast Hwy ..
960-931'8. Breakfast.
Continued on pege 17
February 1986
r
--Dining & Nightlife---
Restaurants
Continued from pee-11
lunch. Sunday brunch
Live entertainment and
dancing. Omelettes. steak
& eggs. assorted burgers
and sandwiches. Very
casual (21 and over). $
Caaa Marl•, 16060
Beach Blvd .. 842-2541.
Lunch. d inner. Sunday
brunch. happy hou r .
Sonora-style Mexican
food.$
Crazr Burro, 8082
Adams Ave .. 960-7644.
Lunch. dinner. weekend
Brunch. happy hour. plus
special celebrations. like
"Cinco De Burro" on the
5th of each month. Fresh
seafood. Mexican en-
trees
Franco'a. 17041 Beach
Blvd. (at Warner) .. 841·
7044. Lunch. d inner daily.
Sunday Brunch. Happy
Hour and spec i a l.
celebrations. with racing
decor and theme. Authen-
tic Italian food. dancing to
live music and D.J. Reser-
vations recommended.$
J.C. Mclin'• Bar a Grttl.
1a121 Beach Blvd .. 841 -
0417 Lunch. Dinner. Hap-
py hour served 11 -3 p m
Sat. and Sun Ca1t forn1a
cuisine. 1nclud 1ng rib s.
lresh fish . seafood
sau tes . chicken. steaks
$$
Maxw•U'a By The Sea,
317 Pac1f1c Coast Hwy .
536-2555 Breakfast dally
8 a.m . lunch daily 11 30-4
p m . dinner nightly 4 p m
Happy Hour Mon-Frt 4-6
p m Sunday brunch 9-
2 30 p m Steak and fresh
seafood. with unique
ocean view from any seat.
Live entertainment. dan-
cing nightly Reservations
suggested. $$$
Me•dowlark Country
Club, 16782 Graham St .
846 -3391 Breakfast.
lunch. Sunday brunch
Uve entertainment and
dancing Tues-Fri. Sun S
Paatrano'a , 19535
Beach Blvd . 960-7730
Dinner Wed-Sun Con-
tinental with specialty 1n
fresh fish. feature small
fine California wineries.$$
Tlbble'a Mu1lc HaU,
16360 Pacific Coast Hwy ..
Huntington Beach. 840-
5661 or (213) 592-4072.
Musical revues in reper-
tory Tues-Thurs 7 p.m ..
Fri 5 45 and 9 p m .. Sat 5
and 9 p.m .. Sun 6 p.m.
Irvine
El C•plt•n, 14210
Culver Or . 551-3310.
Lunc h. dinner Sunday
brunch. happy hour Live
entertainment an d dan-
cing Wed -Sat Mexican
and seafood Big screen
satellite T V $
The County Line,
461 5 Barranca Pkwy . lr-
v1 ne. (71 4) 551-1942
Open from 1 1 30 daily
Happy Hour. Monday thru
Friday 4 to 7 L111e music at
happy hour on Wed & Fri
Dancing Frtday & Satur-
days 8 00 p.m to 1 00
p m w ith live music
Lunch under $10 Dinner
under $15 No reser -
vations Fish. steaks. ribs.
prime
le Cate, 17900 Jamboree
Blvd. (Irvine Hilton and
Towers ). 863 -3111
Lunch . d inner da lly
Casual dining in unique.
attractive atmosphere
fe at uring plenty of
trees.$$
Le Chardonnay,
Registry Hotel 18800
Mac Arthur B lvd 752-
2044 Lunch Mon-Fri.
dinner Mon-Sat 6 30-10
p m Sunday Brunch 11 -
2 30 p m Fine French
cuisine with California ac-
cent Re servations re-
quired $$$$
Morell'•, 17900 Jamboree
Blvd (Irvine Hilton and
Towers ). 863 -3111 .
Lunch. dinner daily. Ele-
g.-rt deoOr featuring dBtlnct
decor featuring distinct
California cuisine. Reser-
vations
recommended.$$$
Ravels. In The Registry
Hotel. 18800 MacArthur
Boulevard. Irvine. Music
Videos. Dancing nightly
till 2 a.m. Happy hours 4-7
p.m . Monday through Fri-
day wit h two-for-one
drinks and complimentary
hors d'oeuvres. Free valet
parking, proper attire re-
quired. No cover, no
minimum. Phone 71 4-
752-8777.
Laguna Beach
Ben Brown'•, 31106 S.
Coast Hwy.. 499-2663.
Breakfast. lunch. dinner.
Sunday brunch . Live
entertainment and dan-
cing Wed-Sat. Continental
cuisine Reservat ions
recommended. $-$$
Gauguin'• Blatro, 696
S Coast Hwy . 494-0162
Lunch. dinner. Saturday
and Sunday brunch. hap-
py hour Closed Mondays
Live entertainment Wed-
Sat. Sun brunch. Inter-
con t1 nental cu1s1ne. In
H otel San Maarteen
Reservations accepted
$$
Hotel Laguna, 425 S
Coast Hwy . 494 -1151
Breakfast. lunch dinner.
Sunday brunch. happy
hour Live entertainment
and dancmg Continental
and Danish cu1s1ne
Reservations required $-
$$
Torma Flata, 1740 S
Coast Hwy . 494-6588
Lunch dinner. Sunday
brunch happy hour
Mexican -So nor a style
Reserva•1ons required $
Laguna Hills
Boardwalk Aeet8urant,
1555 S. Coast Hwy .• 497-
4477. Dinner nightly from
5:30, featuring live Maine
lobster , fresh pasta.
steaks, crab legs, fresh
seafood. Reservations
required. SSS
Don Joae't, 23972
Avenlda de La Carlotta.
581 -1570. Lunch. dinner,
Sunday brunch. happy
hour. Mexican food .
omelettes. hamburgers
and other sandwiches. $
Mluourt CompromlM,
23020 Lake Forest Or ..
855-4 233. Breakfast.
lunch. happy hour. Live
entertainment. 0 .J. and
dan cing n i ghtly .
Homemade soups. chili
and specials; sandwiches.
N .Y s teak . scampi .
homemade salad s and
more. S
Tower• Aeataurant,
1555 S. Coast Hwy .. 497-
44 77. Breakfast. lunch.
Mon-Sat. dinner daily.
Sunday brunch 7 -3 p.m .
Piano bar nightly. Fresh
seafood, contemporary
cuisine. with panoramic
view of the Paci f i c
Coast. $$$
Lake Forest
Bayshore Houee, 2331 1
M1.1 1rlands. 770-3222
Lunch. dinner Sunday
brunch. happy hour Lrve
entertainment and dan-
cing nightly Continental
cuisine $$
Mission Viejo
Bobbr McGee'•
Conglomeration, 28471
Marguerite Parkway, 495-
3755 Dinner. happy hour
DJ entertarnmenl and
dancing nightly Steaks
and seafood Lively. fun
atmosphere All service
DINNER *TAKE-OUT
Dining & carry out
Open Monday-
Saturday 4pm
Sunday 2pm
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2000 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mm
631-2110
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Orange County Entertainer
personnel dressed Jn
costume of hlstoncaJ or
f ictional characters.
Reservations suggested.
$$
Torllla Flat•, 22792
\/1sta Del Lago. 830-9980.
Lunch. d inner. Sunday
brunch, happy hour.
Sonora-style Mexican
food. S
Newport Beach
ArnertWa, 311 Marine
Ave. (on Balboa Island ),
673-6580. Dinner served
nightly. featuring Italian
and seafood items. A
selection of tine wines and
fresh fish are ottered.
Reservations
recommended. $$
Ancient Mariner, 2607
W Coast Hwy. 646-0201.
Lunch. dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour Live
entertainment nightly
Fresh seafood $$$$
Antoine, 4 500
MacArthur Blvd. (in the
Hotel M errd1en). 476-
2001 . French cuisine serv-
ed for lunch and dinner.
with 1nt1mate seating, an-
tiques. and French im-
pressionist pa1nt1ngs
Reservations suggested
$$$
Baxter'a Str .. t, 464 7
MacArthur Blvd . Newport
Beach. 540-247 5. Mon-Fri
11 am -3 p m.. lunch.
Mon-Sun musical var1ety
dinner show w ith the
Young Amencans
BMf and RMf' 1520 w
Coast Hwy 548-7167
Dinner nightly from 5-10
p m Steak . fresh
seafood $$$
The 8'8tro, 1107 Jam-
boree Rd (New porter
Resort). 64 4 -1700
Breakfast. lunch. dinner
daily French cafe featur-
ing modest prices $$
B.J.'a Chicago Plzuria,
106 Main St . 675-7560.
Lunch. dinner until mid-
nigh t daily "Weekday
madness" specials Mon-
Wed Pizza pasta and
sandwiches S
Bob Buma. 37 Fashion
Island. 644-2030 Lunch.
dinner. Sunday brunch,
happy hour Live enter-
ta1 nment nightly Con-
tinental I California style
Reservations suggested
$$
C•f• F l eurl, 4 500
Mac Arthur Blvd. (in the
Hotel Merid1en). 4 76 -
2001 A sel ection of
prov i ncial French
specialties are offered
daily for breakfast. lunch
and dinner. tn the atrium
lounge Jazz music for
dinner Tues-Sat. SSS
c• Udo, 2900 New-
port B lvd., 675-2988.
lunch, dinner, happy
hour. Live entertainment
n ightly. Continent al
cuisine. specializing in
seafood. Reservations
suggested. $$
The c..,.,.,, 3010
Lafayette Ave .. 675-5777
Lunch. dinner. Happy
Hour. Sunday Brunch
served from 10-2.30 p .m .
Live entertainment night-
ly. and Sunday after-
noons. Seafood, beef. Al9o
features champagne
Brunch cruises Sat and
Sun. $$$
Charlie'• Chill, 102
McFadden Place. 548-
2294 Open 24 hours a
day Omelettes. ham-
burgers. steaks. Mexican
foods At the foot of the
Newport Beach pier S
Grinder, 1400 Pacific
Coast Hwy., 642-8881
Breakfast. lunch. dinner
daily $
u Palme, Newporter
Resort, 1107 Jamboree
Rd . 644-1700 Lunch.
dinner. Sunday brunch
L i ve entertainmen t
Callforn1a cuisine 1n a
garden-styl e setti ng
Reservations required
$$$
Le C... Fleuri, Hotel
Mer1 d1en. 4500 Mac
Arthur Blvd . 476-2001
Breakfast. lunch. dinner
Prov1f'c1al French food
Le Mktl, 3421 Via ltdo.
675-4904 Lunch Tues-
Sat. dinner Tues-Sat 6
p m Sunday brunch 11 -3
Features seasonal festival
foods of Europe Cuisine
provencale reservations
advised $$
Marcef'a. l30 E 17th
St. (at Newport B lvd I
646-8855. Sheltered patio
d1nrng with retractable
awning Oyster bar. fresh
seafood, steak. chicken.
Louisiana "Ca1un"
spec1alttes, blackened red
flsh. and great fish fry
happy hour. M-F. 3:30-
6: 30 p m . Late-n ight
gourmet oyster bar live
entertainment and dini~
nightly. free parking. Ser-
ving continuously dally
from 11 a.m $$
Marr•keah, 1100 W
Coast Hwy . 64 5-8384
Dinner Belly dancing Fr1 -
Sat Moroccan Reser-
vations recommended
S$$$
Newpon Mandarin,
3950 Campus Or . 852-
0900 Mandarin and
Szechuan cuisine served
1n an elegant. intimate at·
mosphere Piano enter-
tainment Tuesday ttlrough
Saturday evenings SS
Mon8CO ... 3333 W PCH
(In the Tokai Bank). 645-
5225. Lunch. dinner dally.
Continued on page 11
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Restaurants
Continued from page 17
Sunday Brunch. Fresh
seafood, steaks. pasta.
wild game. caf un cuisine.
Spectacular bayfront
view. casual elegance.$$$
Muldoon'• lrtah Pub, 202
Newport Center Or .
Lunches are generally weekdays from 11 a.m. -2
p.m .. dinners daily from about 4:30 p.m. and happy
hour weeknights from about 4-7 p .m. Sunday
brunches are usually 10 a.m . to 2 or 3 p.m. Entertain-
ment is Tuesday through Saturday unless noted.
Reservations are not required unless noted.
Descriptions are provided by the restaurants and
subject to change. Price guides are only ap-
proximations. based on a typical meat for one per-
son. exclusive of drinks, tax and tip
Key to symbols:
$ -Most under $10
$$ -Most under $15
SS$ -Most under $20
$$.$$ -Over $20
(Fashion Island), 840-
4110. Lunch, dinner dally.
Irish/American cuisine.
fresh seafood, served In
warm, happy pub at-
mosphere. Reservations
suggested. S
The PleaMnt PeaMnt,
4251 Martlnpale Wy., 955-
2755. Lunch Mon-Fri.
Dinner Mon-Sat. French
co ntinental c uisine.
elegant atmosphere.
Reservations
suggested . $$
Red Onion, 2406 New-
port Blvd., 675-2244.
Lunch, dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour. Live
entertainment nightly
Mexican food.
M·AIL IN YOUR
CLASSIFIED
"••taurant Antoine,
Hotel Merid len. 4500
MacArthur Blvd .• 476-
2001 . Lunch, dinner. Fine
French cuisine. Reser-
vations suggested.
ROYAL KHBl!A, 1000
Bristol St. North, 752-
5200. Authentic Tandoori
cu1s1ne. elegantly
presented in the Moghul
tradition. Champagne
Brunch on Sat., Sun.
Lunch Buffet. Reser-
vations suggested for dai-
ly lunch, dinner. $$$
Sculpture O•rden
Cafe, Newport Harbor Art
Mu seum . 850 San
Clemente Dr.. 759-0391.
Lunch Tues-Sat. Daily
specials. salads.
sandwiches. desserts.
Reservations not required
but accepted
Tonr Aoma'a. 2530 W .
Coast Hwy .. 642-9070.
Lunch. dinner, happy
hour Mon-Thurs 10:30
p.m -12 .30 a.m . Live
entertainment Wed-Sun
BBQ ribs, chicken, steak,
hamburgers. Subtitled "A
Place for Ribs .. SS
VIiia Nova, 3131 W
Coast Hwy.. 642-7880.
Dinner. Sunday brunch
L1vd entertainment in the
piano bar nightly. Italian
cuisine. Reservations ad-
vised. $$$
Th• WarehouM, 3450
Via Oporto. Lido Village,
673-4700 Lunch. dinner.
Sunday brunch. L ive
entertainment. Seafood I
Continental. $-$$
The Wine Cellar, 1107
Jamboree Rd. (Newporter
Resort), 64-4-1700. Dinner
Tues-Sat. Classic French
cuisine, served in six
courses. Reservations
required. $$$
Woody'a Wharf, 2318
Newport Blvd .. 675-0474.
Lunch. dinner. Sunday
brunch. happy hour. Live
entertainment Thurs-Sat.
Seafood . steaks and
prime rib. Bayfront dining,
boat shp~ ;\va1lable. $$
Vlntag... 501 30th St
(Cannery Village). 675-
1557. Fine Nouvelle
cuisine, extensive wine list
featuring more than 450
labels. $$$$
Orange
Dover'• Reat•urant,
100 City Drive, 634-4500.
Lunch served Monday
through Friday from 11:30
a.m .-2:30 p .m Dinner
served Monday through
Thursday from 6-10 p.m ..
and 6-11 p .m. Friday and
Saturday. Happy hour
weeknights from 5-7 p.m
Sunday Brunch from 10
a.m .-2:30 p .m. Unique
Continental cuisine. $$$
La Brauerl• French
Cafe, 202 S. Main St..
978-6161 . Lunch, dinner.
French cu1scne. specializ-
ing in white veal and fresh
f ish Reservations
suggested. $$$
on Broadw•r. 1108 E.
Katella. 639-3354. Lunch,
d inner Mon-Sat. Singing
waiters. waitresses. Freeh
seafood. lobster. steak.
Live entertainment night-
ly. featuring Top '40's and
old-time rock n' roll
Reservations
suggested. S
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