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$40 mHllon Newport Dunes
·r~aceJHt project inching closer
• BY GEORGE PAPPAS
After years of trying to reiaovate
the Newport Dunes beach recreation
facility, the Newport Dunes Inc. may
now have a chance come this fall.
Construction could bepn after the
summer on new waltwaya, ramps and
bathroom facilities at the Dunes prop-
erty. signalina the start of a S40 million,
four-year renovation project.
The project also includes plans for
constructing a new hotel, restaurants
and an overall upgradin1 of the beach.
Last week the state Lands Com-
mission brought the Dunes renovation
project one step closer to a reality
when it approved a plan aivina Orange
County the option of spending Sl.S
million on the walkways.
Newport Dunea Inc. must now wait
for the approv.a of the Orange County
Board of Su1>9"isots, David Rosso,
chief of lease development for the
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Newporter wins 'Pot O' Gold,'
takes $1.25 million in Vegas
BY JACK SHJNAR
Joanne Pavia says she feels ulikc
Ive been dreaming for a week."
But the 4")-year-old Newport Beach
woman knows better than that-since
she's hardly been able to sleep at all
since winning SI .2S million in the
Reno Hilton's fourth "Pot 'O Gold"
slot machine contest lut week.
To top that off, Pavia. her husband
Ken and three children were flown
from Los Anaeles Friday by the Lu
Vegas Hilton to a complimentary week-
end which included ringside scats to
the Larry Holmes-Michael Spinks title
fight and an invitation to a celebrity
party attended by Sylvester Stallone,
Don Kin1, Mohammed Ali, Tony Cur-
tis, Norm Crosby and many others.
It was a whirlwind week for Pavia,
to be sure. But it actually began last
August for tbia New York native who
moved to Newport Beach less than ....... ,...2
Spending dlffen
greatly among two
congressional I•
·~JOHN TllAUSCB
Rep. Robert WUID aDd Natbaa
R01enber1-are mm witla botb stritllls
similarities and laPina coatruta. Boda
Newport Beach Republicam, caadj.
dates for their party'• June 3 nom-
inatij>D to Conaren from tbe ~b
diatnct, 1ubacribe to the same con-
servative political apada, but their
c-itaiaos a1td personal styles are
markedly different.
Recently filed campaign expenditure
and fund-raisina statements from both
rd1ected their discrepancies. Cballenler
Ro 1 a berg railed more than Con.arcu--
man Badham by a slinunargin, S39,5Sl
to $37,341, during tile months of Jan-
uary, February and March. But what
they spend the money on was drastically
different.
While Rosenbera opted for tradi-
tional capipaign expenses, like office
rent, phones, buttons and bumper
sticten, Badbam 's spending included
$6,000 for the purchase of a Cadill.c
~or campaign travel, .. S4,S7S for travel
expenses for Badbam ·s wife, Anne.
$895 for Christmas cards, S26 I for
ITAff MTil IY ITMI u.IEI CIMlftu• • .... %
Long now charged in hit-and-run death
BY JACK SBINAR
A Newport Beach woman was ex-
Re~t~4 to answer charges this week
alleging she was the driver of a vehicle
which struck aad killed a IS-year-
old Newport Harbor High f rcshman
in January.
Susan Norma Lona, 34, a Newport
resideat and vice president of Financial
Planaiaa Co. of Newport Beach, is
accused of vehicular manslaughter
and hit-and-run, both felonies, in con-
nection with the death of Claude Hu-
bert.
The charges were filed apimt Long
by Robert Thomu, Orange County
deputy district attorney.
Her attorney, James Walsworth,
indicated to authorities Long would
surrender herself to Harbor Municipal
Court this week. Walsworth could
not be reached for confirmation.
Filing of the charges by Thomas
came u something of a surprise, since
it was be who ref used to take the case
to court after Long was arrested in
January.
Though Thomas said at the time
be felt certain Long's dented 1977
silver Cadillac was the car responsible for the accident, he balked at taking
the case because of a lack of evidence
that Long wu behind the wheel at
the time.
As recently as April l 0, Tbomu
bid not cbanpd bit position. He could
not be reached for comment this week,
and a spokesman for the diltrict at-
torney's offace in Harbor Court said
the prosecutor .bad been tramfcrred
to South Oranp County Municipal
Court.
William Mclnnit, Newport leach
police inftldptor, said be praen&ecl
11 ,... o1 police repoau and rono.
up investigation to Thomas before
the decision was made to prosecute.
Hubert was jogging with bis sister
Jan. 19 along Irvine Avenue at 20th
Street when be was struck by a car
which sped away from the scene. He
died three days later.
Long was first arrested Jan. 24,
based on observations of a pair of
refuse work.en wbo spotted her dented
car. After tbo vcbidc w• investipted
by autboritia, the IUlpcct WU arrested
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IOll'll 11)' kwwa r. die._.
rm.a.
'Deir_,_, Qmlt m-cam-
plddy diffaCilt wees. MGIC
than Sll.000 al .... .. total
came from varion buiacu-
related political llCtioa co--
mittees located oatsiclc tk
IC'VCD-<ity CODI'' •• ..,. .. diitlict..
More than half of ti.at total
waa from c mpk11yc& &ICMlpS ol
military coatnicton.. R~
by contrast. raised all of IUs
S39 .SS I from indiridual co•
tributors.
---·Ed ...... ._. salM::rp ..... ......-. CIGlt-
triJJ • ·-1 I feM I 11-. Pedh==Mll•liisedaitoa
m.ia daP S 1, .a:m f I to die
-cull Oil .... -1cpoded oa
tt.c state.cat.a.. 154.... to w.-.
SillCe tMlc 11C -c•w•ial
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Friar alitma a...: ca a· •
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Twenty-seven people gave
S 1.000 or more to the daal-
lengcr-22 of them from outside
the district. Rosenberg rc:cciwd
a total of S8,.3S5 from employees
of Werner Erhard and Asso-
al boa u1fi' ezs llC u ? Hz
f• pablic iMp'dioll Ill dllt .....
port Ensip offica, Ill Pro-
duction ~ Newport ••la.
between tile homs of 9 a.m.
and s p..DL wrdflays.
Robert ....... \• I ·por-1
Jan&&ary I ~Mild ll. 1"6..
t ) St>.000 1912 Cadillac Ci8UTO• fo~ . . pe.n.d c p
2) 4.l7S• Mdcda•om tr..a apcma
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comtilw:wts
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5) 2.000 ltd1md ol oa:a a81il ...
fro• Amcricaa-Tartn.
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breakfast. and fiber formulas are some of the most
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TllebJ,mflfdlt1wwwiltiua
project ia a two-ctory •otcJ
wlW::ll•' II1mroewr
Yates said a aood portioa
of tlac moaey med for iaao-
•.boa will ao u.m * comt• ......
tioa al die~ ._he eoaklal
csri .. tc the l*Ojcded COil of
tkhaiWiag
1lle boeel is lo be sttuctured
similar to a family inn and IDOSl
of tbe rooms will iactude a view
of tk sea. be laid.
Rosso said the walkway plan
was n:quiral by both the stale
Land Comwjssjcw and the Coa-
,
tal Com•i•&oa -part of the
apprcnal pl'OCCSI. -n.e conwty will be assisting
die O..:S ia t11is. • Remo said. -n.e ..:cess ramps will be bale-
f"ac:ial both to tbc pablic and
tbe area. -
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Whirlwind week tor lucky Newporter
Yates said he doc:sn' an~
ipMe .. , coastl uctioa UDtiJ Sep-
tanber.
.. Aay bard coastruction
would t.Pe to wait 1llllil aft.er
tbe smnmcr sasoa.. • Yates said.
Y ms said the walkways will
be bailt and fiaanced by the
coanty. The rat of the reno-
vation project will be fiu!M'ftl
by Ncwpon Dunes.
.... We have no control over
bow the walkway funds arc
used." be said. u1t•s their
moaey.•
Tbe walkY&ys will be fiu!M'ftl
by a loan from tbc City Harbor.
lkw •s Uld Parts District to
a Newport Ttddands trust fUDd~
ROISSO said..
Jcaa W~ a member of a
Newpoilt Be•ll environ.mental
gwoap. Stop Polhding Our New-
port. said slae is CCJ1111 a ncd about
thc ,.blic part space lost to
tk0..:S1eao•lfioe..
Watt also said sbe i1 ~on
c:amed IMt coastauction con-
dwclDll by * couMJ may DOt
laaft to meet city pollution
stalldanls..
•If tbc acw c:omtructioa by
tbc CCM•J doaa' Uft lo lmlCt
tk city polhdioa stadanls Uld
traffic plaasi•a ordiaance. it
mwM jast W lllOft trouble
fcx-* cily.· wm Did.
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a year ago.
On August 12. Pavia hit a
S2SO.OOO jackpot at the Las
Vegas Hilton, qualifying her
to compete against 26 other
contestants for the SI million
prizie last week.
·we wae celebrating my 40th
birthday. and it was only my
second time in Las Vegas be-
came we had just moved here
a few months before." she re-
calls. •1t must have been about
4 a.m. and we were going
tbroagb the lobby on the way
to bed.
•My husband said be wanted
to get rid of the silver be bad
and starting playing some slots.
But be started winning and I
was tired~ so I KOOped up the
coins in a bis cup. and I saw
this mKhine, •she added.
-i'be thing started payina off.
so I kept at ~ when suddenly
the alarms started going off.
Tbae was hardly anyone around
at tbal hour. of ~ but the
9eCUrity people came running
Ill me and they roped me off.
I waa ia aboct.. •
That lal ber to tbe SI million
competition in Rmo April IS,
where contestants were each
giftD SJOO in slot totem and
20 minata to play. Pavia sur-
mat three rounds of prdimi-
narica and went into the finals
against one other contestant.
.. By the time I got to the final
round, I couldnl sit still." abc
says. ..rm the type who talb
to the mKhine while I play and
they bad the Slap micropboned
so everyone in the audience
could bear what I wu sayina.
I canl eftD remember what I
said but I'm sure it sounded
funny.•
Pavia came from behind in
the cJosiq minuta to edp out
her rivaJ and win the big priu.
She says she\ the last penon
who would faprc to win such
a bounza. since she bardly ever
gambles and is comervative by
nature.
Most of her winnings will
go to help her husband, a
banter. invest in a bank or bis
own.
.. We have a wonderful life.
but we don -i live hiah ... ahe
said, .. so I don l think tbinp
will cbaqe that much for m. •
Sbc said the family will 10 to
Hawaii this summer.
Retumina to the Vep1 Hilton
for the fll"ll time aince lut Au-
gust for lut weekend._ heavy-
weight title fiaht. Pavia said
she couldn' resist aivin1 the
old Poto· Gold mKb.ine anoth-
er try .
... clidn 't do anytbina craey. •
she says. "But I didn' do u
well, citbcr. •
Children's Garden Portrait Special
jofin L. 'BCom
OJ5T04 PHOTOGRAPHY. l TD
.JlJ5t in time
for
Modlei'5 Day
and
rathel'5 Dav
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Extended thru Mother's Day
5040 E. Pacific Coa5t Hwy., Corona del Mar -760-6767
Air teill~ were in the
mid-70. at their peak. Water
temperatarea varied. between
57 ud 63.
Jt wasn't much of a week-
end for surfen, tboup. South
IWClll were at two to three feet,
Reed said.
NB investor, wif.e ~harged c~~ ~~~~. ~~ ~~~~.~~ in Sel 8d molestatlOn Case ~ ~;:::f!,= !c": 30
i-he meetin1. open to any-
A Newport leacla mil alale
iav t•OI' ud hil Wile fw a May
I pnlimiaaaj ri.ean., OD dMqes
tlleJ molnted and plaoto-
_...... a 1~,...-old pl at
dillir w • .-Driw IM me. ·"
Jou Wilter hrtriidae, 55,
1e11"Md Ill~ CoalllJ Jail
Tu! 1 d17 after a bid to reduce
li1a $100,000 bail WU deaied
bJ Barbor Municipal Court
JadF Raaell Bostrom Mon-
daJ.
Ilia wife, D Sim Kim. 46, WM
rele11ed from custody Saturday
attir ~.a $25,000 bond,
KCOfcliq to the 1heriff"1 de-
partwut.
The couple wu arrested
Tbunday niabt and cbaraed
with four COUDU e8Cb, includina
oral copulation, intercoune and
pbotoarapbiq a minor under
theaaic of 16.
Accordina to authori~ the
arrest stems from an April 6
encounter alter the uadcnpd prl answered a cluaiCICd ad-
ftl'tilement iD a local nenpaper
aeekina a .. youna, pretty bi-
1exual i.dy" for .. 1barin1 the aooct life.,.
<JreaorY Armltroq, a New·
port Beach Police detective,
said authoritiea were tipped off
to the cme by a friend of the
Oranae County teen-qer.
. At Monday's bail hearina,
attorney Paul Herbert, repre-
1entin1 Partridae, arped his
client should be releued without
bail became of his atandina in
the Oranae County community,
in which be bu resided for 20
years, and became he is no risk
to flee proeecution.
But lill Roberta, prosecutor
from the. district attorney's of-
fice, 1ucce11f ully arped that
bail abeuld not be reduced in
order to protect the girl.
HOWTOFLY
A KITE SAFELY.
improvemenu a10111 Eut Pa-one int.crated in attendina. is
cific Coast mpway, bu ecbe-at the Ouia Senior Citiz.ena
duled a meetiq with city and Center, Fifth and Marperite
avenaa, in Corona del Mar.
It bqina at 7:30 p.m.
Amona thole expected to at-
tend and wwer qwtioal me
Donald W auoa aad Chuck
Boyer, repTC1Cntin1 Caltram,
Rieb Edmonston, city traffic
enaineer and council member
William Ape, who rcprwata
Corona del Mar.
Rosenberg candidacy bad for
business, good for government·
When Nathan Ro1enber1, then president of tile
local Y ouna Republicans, filed Jut montb to nan
for Conaress against incumbent Robert Bedbam ~~
Newport Beach), be spoke to several prominent area
Republicans, county chairman Thomas Fuentes amona
them, who urged him not to run.
He was told bis running would not be in the beat
interests of the Republican Party. A primary race
against Rep. Robert Badham would create a brush
fire, Fuentes reportedly said, taking dollars away
from other races. Rosenberg wasn't convinced, and
proceeded with his 40tb district campaign.
In the one-party districts Newport Beach sits in,
competitive political races usually don't exist. Generally,
if a Republican is elected an'd doesn't commit any
fi endish crimes or atrocities, he or she can expect
to be elected until the end of time, or until a harmful
reapportionment, whichev~ comes first.
But Rosenber1 ·has thrown a monkey-wrench into
our one-party town, by ignoring the false prophecies
of t he Republican "11th· Commandment," which says:
"Thou shalt not speak negatives about thy fellow
Republican.~
Tom Fuentes and the Republican leadership make
it their business not to encourage competition to
an incumbent from within the Republican Party-
since it generally is bad for their business. But in
a democratic forum, that kind of thinking stinks.
Nathan Rosenberg's grass-roots campaign shouldn't
hurt and may very well help a fat and secure local
party, that is on the verge of becoming, to use Ro-
senberg's word, "constipated." '
When Rosenberg decided to make the run, he said
he couldn't lose, because even if Badham were to
be renominated June 3, the challenger would win
a victory in forcing the congressman to return to
t he di~trict and for the first time, wage a serious
campaign.
That may have sounded naive or noble at the time-
but come June 4, one way or the other, we're betting
he'll be right.
And Tom Fuentes and the Republican stalwarts
have to know, in their heart of hearts, there's not
a thing wrong with that.
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1HREH!GGED UtE
Time of my Life
aY.nMRLTON
Rare old. photOgraphs raf lect on
Newport Harbor boosters' legacy
For mOlt of the weekend. we
walked tbroup b.iltory, thank•
to~~ Brittain and bil daqb-
ter, Um. We shared the ex·
cit.emem of baMina a city, of
puttina up bulwarta aaainat
the cnael 1ea ia Newport 8e11eb
in I 910, of fiPtinl a fierce storm
in 1912 that tore away tbae
defemea and maDJ homes on
the ocean front.
Tbe ocean roared 11Cr011 the
Jlalt.oa peaiuula and poured
ho tbe bey tbaa year, and apin
in 1934. In 1936, the action of
the ocean wu ao ICYel'e it tore
away the bellCb to a depth of
nearly JO feet, and a silt-foot
man stood on the new beac'
stretched bis arma above bi1
be.S to reach the level or tbe
old beach before the storm.
The source for this fucinatina
hiltory ii a collection of rare
pbotoa, includUaa many aeriall,
which ~urt Brittain bepl under
lock and tey. For 33 years be
WU with tbe county\ harbon..
beaches and parb department,
wortina with ~en Samp1e>n and
otbera to improve tbe parka
and beaches of Onnae County.
The mOlt important ledion
of this collection allows bow
peneverina and dedicated pi-
oneen eventually developed
Newport Bay. Bad tbc8e men
accepted tbe &a.me pbilOIOpby
of today-. Committee of 2,000,
interated oaly in tbeir own di1e
lifestyle and comfort, there
wouldn l be any Coaunittee of
2,000 today. beeauc none of
its members could live here.
~ut the f rce enterprise pioneer
builders believed it was impor·
tant to leave the world a little
better t han they found it. For
JO yars tltiey itn1111' ~ II to Ulft
tMir audpit pcni-a•• ad to
improw tbe ba.rt.or, ad daey
finally auccceclccl, tlaa•t• to
Fraaklia D. llOOIC,elt"a Mew
Deal. A cn-N-etion ol WPA
fuda ud -Or-. Coaaty
boDd --fi ........ tile m ne
harbor impl'o~mcat project
of 1935-36, a.I Ncapcwt Ben=•
will celebrate tlae SOlll aa.ai-
ftn&ry of lb project._ com-
pletion OD May 23:
It w ia eo11W'bola witJa tbc
day-loaa cmc ctlebiatioa .at
m.ontla that I ttora-. i.lnaMcl
with ~urt Brittain•• hiatoric
pbotOL Hard jobs arc eMJ to
find, and for oae reuoa or
another, rm OD tile lteeriaJ
committee for tbe May 23 New-
port Barbor~ Birdaday. Aad
~ Brittain. wbo DOW ia OD
the Chamber of Cowrce .alft,
ia our ex-of6cio waetay. Sl9e
told Bill Gnmd.y, pcaideat al
tbe Newport Be.eta lliltorical
Society ... lier --~ .. o&o collcctioa.. aad Grady ......
I t.aew bow to mate 1tidct. ud
voilaf for tbe entire weetnd
I wa on my hencle ad bees
carefully trulfariaa tM Brit-
tain treasure to Echtoduome
aJ:ida
I'll ~ bet you'd like to tee
them, and you ca. too, if JOG
attead the Pioacer BreatfMt
at the Balboa Bay Chab May
23. ha tbe mnnrime, kt\ aeview
a few ol daa. * -jmt ..,_
very Yitai tbia laarbor project
... to tile e•tire city. nae
are parts of Newport Beacb
today tbat did not cmt' 6d'ore
the New Deal deposited
•drcdpd materials• oo awamp-
landl aild old riftr beds. Tbe
beautifal beacllea of tM city
werea~aldlcirpi 11• me Wore ti.ae ..... laDdl
emptied aad wiclcaed tM..
AM, of coanc ~ baJfroat
..... arc CAOI___., iDOl'C ftl-
aa~ ad the view propcrtJ
alao, ltecane tk laarMr ._
Mcc If 1 Waftk•lti•~-
pk•are boerina ........_
All .aia1 photo dated ...,
r7, 1923, alaows tbc ....... --truce-.,. ._..p1ctioa ol w ·
bor ~ "'Oraqe Coaaty in 1922.. .. ~
1J w •illiae C8llic y8ldl were clredFd from ............
clqtolited IM:tweea tK Ur'-
c:atrace ud Ge ...,. Ya. Em • IM bay w llill ,..
of audban. ad tM c:aptioa
to uotlaer p~o aaya ~
ched ............ carried
t.:t iato tbe -.we: ct.a• I
witlli• 10 ao•tlal." la tlUa
plaoto, t~ were oalJ fou
a.a •• el -tbe fint ttred ia Coe-
.... Mar waldliealhry
hrtoa •a. There were oaly a
doma Mmm OD a.lboe h' f
Lido. I jedp wl &.nor hie t were..-,...n.acm1y . ..,._
•~ •Mic tile spotamu
of tociaYI 0.--iHee ol J.000
liwa.---~-..... pit below abiaa~eallld.
MOft .. to 1934 tbe ,eu-
bclcn t9 WPA .....,_ pnljld..
ftotoN 4u2S.,..aacmp
ol cci.•F=. loo'. I .,_.aim
from S4tJa etrect, "ial'liPtial
the be.ell crolioa fro• tile
...... , ........... AD-
..... 1934. From tlaea. util
December. almoat tlae ntire
be.ell aortla of U.C Newport
Pier ... wllbed ....,. -o.n.a
tbil period.• tM CllfGoa l'C9da,
H 17 dwcllinp bctwcea 36tll
Street ud S2nd Street were
ullderaiaecl or forced to be
mo-.M Oii -=coaat of tk re-
cclli• of tbc bacll. •
nea * city •inew briptlJ
in December. 1936. after the
massive bubor project. The
pbotOI UC oatMeMi"S in detail
aad clarity. ucl tJM city bu
IUIViwd all ti.e ator. lince.
Arts G•mlalon ..
wants b• saved
0-1'•11.
11ae Arts 0-•ieinn of New-
port Bcacla ~ tllat
Newport Boalnmd ii to be wid-
caed and a Pllftial lot ..., be
crcaacd ia froat of City Ball
wlae two lll'lt trcaaow stewl
11ae Arts COIDIDiaioe ltrCJllS-
.,.. .....
Tie a.Mt day I w.a •aified
to wib111 u a.rideat wllicn
., ...... --Wcyde. -cialt• ....... eor.u ...
MsBipSdtDlll.:WJ'1iMt ''·
•i1t1d .... kilh• '1 a car
,. ?mlJWll' ............
• U.C liPt •• cUail• to pea • tM ... ._. corw
ol Ja•...._ R.Md ad Ponl .... , ...... ome.
A ...... eartia. I 1aw tile ,. em ... a,. ... dild.
a tw-.. llicjde. ..,. • .,._
•iz II aodlu • * daiR?way leaYiaa die Bia Caayoe towa-.._,,,. Fonl ....._
So I did a lialr: dear tite wort
ud foaad tlaal U.Cn are 110
.._ oa Ponl a .... NKA1t1mr
lloak••d. • Jamboree Rom
..... dma1 of tlac (wlw
of) dDtrea to be ... ,hed fOI'
ad CK NDla'ed • they ctme
daelbedL
llDaldlcrilmyformal reqacst
foradlRps.~ctc.
la .WiaW., I req9at ..Witional
poticc Glfiam1 ~ ..
areas d ..... ldaoOI COIDla1de
hoar'I to OWl'W dritCll, INc)Cle
riders,. akatcboudeft and pe-
dcstriau. The ldlool should
also do some traffic safety
traiaina. posters,. aanounce-
maata. remiDden and perhaps
provide a ldaool c:mnina pant
•Jamboree.
Tbe city of Newport Beach
bas already been sued for an
ISSUES IN AGING
Cotta••• .. ..._, C..,_ Ho .... ',,.. ...
I•••• ID Aging. pn11ldecl b,
Kore,4'0Qlftl81D, M.D ••
nmn, Practice ....,_lcl•n
Thanclay. Aprll 24. 7 - 9 p.m.
• Wlao ........... llvia9wlll?
• Wlaea • coavaleKeat home care .... led?
• llo9 do,.. claoa•e the right
caictll ICCM ..... ? . • Ho••• ct. •edkal cue clothe t&mls nn, ID wo•t?
Tll•e ... •••of t:1ae 421811om to be ................. , ........ carranlty
•Caste M12a M1alaal C.w4a Ha1 .. gl
5ut149lsllmlted.
Plea• call '5eoo24GO to l'Wlue ,.,_...,ace.
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Police
Auction
F~ bic}da of nearly
CTCIJ size and Uape will be
w.tioaed oft .,, tlac Ncwpott
Bea Police Depu1w nt s.
anlay. April 26.
11ae NBPD bolds tllleir auo-
tioD replmtJ to a.po. of UD-
d•med itam.
A spearpa. a bowliaa ball,
foar Maceda lmbcaps, a~
a-Meal DazeJ, .. fou rubber
rafts, a W alkaaa radio,. 17
watcbea, a .-cletectOI',. a metal
COlll '-* ad toe cloda '*' titiom will also be auctioned
off.
AD purcbalCI must be made
in c:asb.
,. Bow tbia man would luP
to know tbat my dauptcr will
not wear uaytbiaa bat a cbal
preferably a frilly one. Every
day, abc pranca arouad tbc
prachool pla~ ia IOIDe
fluffy little namt.er with lace
and ribboaa that need to be
tied juat so. Her bare t.aea ,et bum,.., rqularty, and her party
IOCb fall down into her mary-
jane pumps. Tbe other Prll are
all wearing serviceable nreab
or Oshtothea.
.
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ay PAUL aA.llTELT
UCLA and former Newport
Harbor lliah football star Mike
Beech ii improvina at UCLA
Medical Center afta 1ufferiq
serious bead injuries in a fall
a week qo.
Beech, 19, a three-year vanity
letterman who graduated from
Harbor in 198S, wu listed in
fair conditon by the hospital
Monday.
Accordina to reports, the 6-
6, 250-pound oO'emiw lineman
fell off the second stoty balcony
of the Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
home at about I Lm. lat Than-
clay, wbile danciq a a~-
He underwent 14 boan of
neuro&op:al and (Kial ·~
im""'Aliatdy afterward and bad
been listed in critical c:cmdition..
At the time of the Mlcidcrat,
Beech WU t•kina part ia ~
football p...aice in preparation
for bia fmt leUOD. An offemi~
tackle, be WU a red1birt in 1985.
wrhil ii trqic for Mite and
his family," said Bruin bead
coach Terry Donahue.
.. We all hope everything will
come out alright for Mite,.,
be added.
8eeclt .... a ti.ree-,ar vanity 1ur,ery wu neceuary for re-
lettennu at Harbor under moval of two blood clots.
c:ic.b Mib Giddinp, and team But u of Monday, accordina
captaia ~ tenior yar. He ·~ to Giddinp, Beech wu com-~ ltartiJll cmtcr OD ~ ~ muW..•ina with friends throuab
Ion' bMbtbaD team • a Jumor band rip••1.
and ICllior. . Rehabilitation is expected
An honorable mention AU-to bepu this week
American by USA Today, The Gidd" said ikech · unable Sporti.aa News and the Adid... mp . . L! wired
Scholastic Coach, be wu ae-to speak became his Jaw d •
lected to play in the 1984 edition •eut from the initial report,
of t1ae·shrine Hip School All-which was so IC&I')' and shock-
Star pme. Re wu an AU-Sea ing, it'• become much more~
View League pick u a junior itive," said bis former coach.
and lellior. •Jt sounds lite our prayen have
According to reports. brain been amwered."
Former Harbor center Joe Seager
commits to attend San Francisco
Orange Coast College's 6-IO
center Joe Seager, formerly of
Newport Harbor High, bas
made a verbal commitment to
play basketball at the Univenity
of San Francisco next year.
Seager, who averaged 13.S
points a game and 8.2 rebounds
per contest this seaso~ bad the
best shooting percentage (63.2)
in the South Coast Conference
~season. He wps ISO for 237
from the floor and was also
fourth in the conference in re-
bounding, accumulating 21 S
in 26 games.
Former Sailor J11 Sager plm ti play center for the Untvnlty If Sin Francl1e1
Dlnanextaaan.
The Piratet were 12-17 this
season and finished seventh in
the sec with a 5-11 mark.
1'KE IT TO THEM I •
cona WA•ANTa AMA ..,, .... Jens...,, ... ,...... ... , ....
2311' fl b'O Aoed
• L.ft.C"C..I . .,,.,,,,..~
•ITUll•MUIA
• wt9UOCJl.S
•NUIMfiONMll
FOR 24 llONTHS
WITH JUST '25. DOWN
·NOH~-FIAST Y8T INC8mVE
•••a.TWta ... l?Mlt• 1111 566 ......
"'It's a good opportunity for
Joe," said OCC Coach Tandy
Gillis. "I don •t know exactly
what they (USF) have right now,
but I know they have a lot of
guys back. Joe has been working
real bard and lifting a lot of
weights."
Seager transferred to OCC
last year from the Univenity
of Oklahoma wbcTe be ~hirt
ed two yean ago and played
behind Waymon "Tisdale in
19~5.
A strong inside player and
rebounder, Seager scored 28
points and grabbed 16 rebounds
against Chabot in the Di Salvo
Trucking Clusic at Skyline Col-
lege (San Bruno) early in the
year in front of USF coaches.
"The people at USF saw him
score 23 points in the fint half
against Chabot, .. Gillis said.
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.. And they also saw him earlier
in the year in our (Mila Eaton)
tournament. So they have a
good idea wbat they're setting ...
Loyol•Marymount and UC
Santa Barbara were alao in the
running for Seager'• services
next fall
Seager, who averaged 10.4
points a p.me and 6.1 boards
per contcat in conference action
lhia ICUOD (h• 8'i11ed three
gama bec;&UIC. of a foot injury),
wu the team\~ scorer
in 10 of tbc Pirates' first J 8
games. He WU mo the club's
leading rebounder in 11 of the
29pmes.
Seager, 21 , played for former
OCC assistant COKb Jerry Dc-
Busk at Newport Harbor. He
earned AU-Sea View League,
All-Oranae County and All -
CIF bonon in 1982-83 before
cappina a brilliant prep career
by plaYi.na in the Oraqc County
Hiah School AJl..Star Game.
Seager, who WM 13th OD the
South Coat Conference scoring
list this ICDOD, wu S2-f or-92
(S6.S percent) from the free
throw line. He mo bad a team-
biab 32 blocked ahou, 20 of
wllicb came oallide of confer-
ence play •
Ria biabwa&er mart for a sin-
ale pme wa 21 points. which
be accompliabed twice. His
sinaJc1ame rebound biah was
16, whicla be also performed
twice. Both marb were a seuon-
bi&h for 0CC tJail lealOn.
Marine Scene
place, and Rip Roller aaUed
by E.d Maene and Daft Grant
of tbe ho9i dub firriQed third.
Patriot. from California YC,
with Maury Breuf'teld at the
helm wu ftrat iD the IOR-B
0.. witll Micb8d W.ahaa in
Drfiuce from Capiltrano Bay
YC comiaa ia-=olld wl Tmder
Box sailed by Burtlaatdl/ lind-
emwa finialrins tlaird.
Norm Mu1oth'1 Desert
Hawk from Soatll Skore YC
,... die top PRR.F-A l9oat wida
Omor, Miled .., StCft wl Jeff
Fa wl flOID Ne•pwt &...._
YC fieie'"na leCOlld, ad Gary
CbaDdler iD BraY..So came iD
thinl
Co•aban. sailed by Gonion
Gnlleil ol ...._ YCw fint
iadie PBU41 c1111Willa Dnid
Stoctaaa~ Wbid baie fin-
On Sanday, April 20. New-
port lbrbor YC joiaed fon:a
with Balboa YC for tl9e foartb
r-=e of die NBYC Saia and
the tbinl nee of tbe BYC 66
Series. Vumen were:
IOR-A: I. h\ OI.; 2. Rip
Roller; 3. Ncwlboy, Jat 1Wltie
(NBYC).
(IOll-lt I. Defiawe; 2. P•
triot; 3. Fnc E-.p1 iae, Diet
Ettinr (NBYC).
PRllF-A: I. •••ado; 2. De-
IClt llawt; 3. ear...
PBllF-8: I. N•pe D, Jim
act hrca Naant (BYC); 2.
lncfiao TJ9Cr, Geoi• Mania/
Ro~ l>uco• (BYC); 3. Coa-
lc llli09.
PllaF-C: I. POIPJ, Roy SUt..
elm (BYct 2. Pw)Cll; 3. Cnt-........
woac: 1. Pedeci r-mc
2 .... News, Stu s-n..
Sport Scene
Satd w~ llbovl ~ com-Mar, 3 p.a.
llalftit7. Mila Kltool or ~· ..,. T_.
¥01dlW nMI to tlw ~ S.l& .. J, Afdl 2': Fiaab
~ l'.O. Jloi9399. ~ oldie Ojlli Toanullllml ia Oja.
..,,. 926Sa. ind1wli• CoroDa cld Mar wt nus Newport a.bar.
••a 111 al To 1 I 11, ~ 2t: Newport
i'l'lllaJ, Afll Uc Corona dcl Barbor at Uaite1aity, 3 p.a.;
Mar at Eataacia, 3: 1 S p.m..; New-Corona del Mar at Eatallcia.
port Harbor at Uniwnity, 3:15 3 p.a.
p.m. Welmm .. J, ~ ». Uai-w ...... ,, Afd ll: &tan-vcasity at Connaa dd Mar. 3
cia at Newport Barbor, 3:15 p .m.; Eatuacia at Newport
p.m.; Un.ivenity at Corona dcl lbbor, 3 p.m.
Mar, 3:15 p.m. Tnd
s.a •• n ••1, Afllll U: Corooa
FrlllaJ, Afd J5: Corona dd del Mar at Lagalla Beach, 3
Mar al &t1aci1, 3 p.m_; New-p.._; Woodbridge at Newport
port Bart.or at Univcnity, l :IS Harbor. 3 p.m.
p..m. I'....,, Aid J5c ML SK ht-
W1 • I J, Afll 31: Estaa-Yitatioaal. Mt. Saa Aatoaio
cia at Newport Barbor, l :IS CollcF. Corona del Mar ad
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Wa>NUDAY, APJUL'
CllDllS
OIOO--T-tope valued at Sl,800
were reported stolen from a
car parked in the 1900 block
of Shaiqton.
0830-V andals reportedly
caUMd S400 in d•mqe to a rea-
idence in the .tC>O block of San
Bernardino.
1030-A boat cover valued
at S375 wu reported atolen from
a boat moored in the 3300 block
ofMarcua.
1100-Power tools valued at
S~ 769 were reported stolen from
Tbe Irvine Company located
at 1061 Camelback Street.
1300-Video equipment
valued at Sl,12S wu reported
stolen from a resideDcc in the
SOO block of Begonia.
1700-Rolla Royce hubcaps
valued at Sl,600 were reported
stolen from a cu parked in the
3300 block of Newport Boule-
vard.
AR RUTS
0630-Melva Eileen Cabral,
27, of San Bernardino wu ar-
rested on suspicion of grand
theft auto.
063S-Anna Marie Ceballoa,
19, of San Bernardino was ar-
rested on suspicion of grand
theft auto.
0700-Jocy Mayorquino, 22,
of San Bernardino wu arrested
on suspicion of grand theft auto.
2200-Ronnic Robert Guz-
mu, 'l7, of Onqe •• arnlted
on IQIJidoa of liyiaa t• in-
formation to a peece officer.
TllVJtSDA Y, APRIL II
CRIMD
14~A bomb threat WU re-
ported in the SOO block of Fem-
leaf.
. 171 S-Planu valued at S80
were reported stolen from a
residence in the 2800 block of
Ocean.
1800-Frencb windows and
a statue with a total value of
SI ,600 were reported stolen from
a residence in the SOO block
of 29th Street.
180S-A camera valued at
S22S was reported stolen from
a residence in the 5000 block
of Birch.
ARRESTS
0230-Jamea Robert Plieae,
2$, of Irvine WU arreatecl OD
IQIJidon of mildemeanor drunk
dJivina. l~Antbony Lioumis, 44,
of Huntinaton Beach wu ar-
rated on IUlpicion of poueuion
of cocaiM for sale.
1830-Fred Euge!M! DeLong.
40, of Costa Mesa wu anated
on suapi.cion of petty theft.
~-Rudy Juan Encinias,
18, of Santa Ana WU anated
on suspicion of poueuion of
PCP.
F'lllDA Y, APJUL II
ClllMl'.S
OS30-A cue of anon was
2330-Jeffrey David CJeve..
land. 23, of Newpbl't ~ wu
arrested OD IUlpicioD of pos-
lellion of eoceiw.
SATURDAY, APlllL 12
CRDOS
CM4S-A car stereo valued
at S250 was reported stolen from
a car parked in tbe 900 block
of Sandcastle.
1020-llims and tires valued
at S44S were reported stolen
from a car parked in the SOO
block of Orchid.
1230-A boat engine valued
at S9SO wu reported stolen from
a residence in the 1000 block
,
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,. 1640-Babak Mirbaabemi,
18, of Newport Beach WU ar-
rested on suspicion of petty
theft.
2000-Frederick Sbearrill,
33, of Loi Aqelea WM anated
on auapicion of disorderly con-
duct.
SUNDAY, APRIL 13
CllDDS
1000-V andala reportedly
caaed S600 in d1m1,e to a car
parbd in tbe SOO block of Cq-
_, 1..ane.
1230-Car seats valued at
S400 were reported atoJen from
a reaidence in the 100 block
of Sea Is••ncJ.
1415-A crocodile pane and
contents valued at $3,600 were
reported stolen from a car
parked in tbe 100 block of Har-
bor laland Drive.
1830-Bicydes valued at SSOO
were reported stolen from a
residence in the I 00 block of
Sea Ia.land Drive.
2330-A bicycle valued at
$300 wu reported stolen from
a reaidence in the I 00 block
A fint:-edition folio of Sha-
kespeare's plays printed in 1623
bas been donated to the U.C.
Irvine Library by Patrick Han-
ratty, founder aad president
1 of ManufKturina and Consult-
ing Services, an Irvine-baaed
computer manufacturina com-
pany.
Hanratty praented tbe folio
to University UbrariaD Calvin
Boyer durina a nception held
receatly in the library.
AcconlinJ to Boyer, the folio
repraentl the moet lipifieaat
uqle sift RJCeiwd by tbe UCI
Lilnry in ita 20-,... lliltory.
-r'be Shakeepeare folio ii one
of the aoet important Mc>b
la tbe Eqliall ·-··" lie
............... ~ ... ---------------------------------------------------.. liicl. Mlt'lsr•dfJlaitoba .. ·
it in our library coUection thanks
to the ,eneroeity of Dr. Han-
ratty.,.
Han.ratty, wbo bolda a doc--
torate in infODD-.ioD aad com.
puter acieoce from UC]. pur-
cbued the folio three,.,. aao
for S2A1,000.
"I love old thinp and I've
alwayt been aSbakcapeare buff,"
aaicl Ramatty, wbo perf ormcd
ins~ plays for three
ICMOlllat Su Qieao\OW Globe
Tbeater. •When I learned that
the folio waavailable, I couldn'
reliMbuyiaait.
WJ'bere ltill are many unre-
lohed~ ahc..a the tut
of Slaat~are'I pla,a. .. said
Scbed. •&mg OV OWD copy
cl the fotic) wil lrlllp bdaa UI
du1rtowwm.w11111a.•
Business Briefs Halley's Coinet brin
f aathar for 91 -yaar-o
BJ. Stewart Advertiaina A
Public Relationa of Newport
Be.ch bu added DorodaJ
DeLaJ to tbe advertilina div-
ision u account coordinator.
In the capacity of account
coordinator, DcLay•1 dutiea in-
clude the internal coordination
of account aervica from the
origination to the completion
of advertilina plans. She uaiats
the account supervisor in the
servicing of several of the agen-
cy's major clients, handling real
estate accounts exclusively.
.. Major Tribute" wu given
James M. Peter1 of J.M. Pcten
Co., Newport Beach, when he
was honored by the Orange
County Construction Industries
Alliance for the City of Hope
recently at the Newport Beach
Marriott Hotel.
Pesl DIRlenzo recently
joined The Plannin1 Center as
director of marketing for the
Newport Beach operations.
In her new role, DiRienzo
will develop and direct a mar-
ketin1 plan and coordinate the
efforts of all marketiq activi-
ties for the Newport Beach and
Tucaon, Arizona, off'aca.
Prior to joininJ The Center,
she wu director of business de-
velopment for Sundt Corp .•
general contracton and con-
struction managen.
Newport Beach author
Anton Emmertoa\ fint release
is the adventure-suspense spy
novel, .. Blood Red Sky," pub-
lished by abra in paperback.
Emmert on '1 novel was written
after taking a class at OCC and
his second book will be out
soon also in paperback.
Freel Primo of Newport
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Beach baa been Mmecl vice
president of major loam at
Western Empire Savinp ad
Loan. Primo will on,iute and
underwrite loam OD income-
produci.q properties for the
Jrvmc..bued aavinp and loan
aaociation.
Primo previoualy wu execu-
tive vice president at Fint
Metro Advison, a mortgage
ban.ting farm in Newport
Beach, with the Center Fman-
cial Group in Century City and
Westlatc-bued Westland De-
velopen.
The Hill Partnenhip, Inc. in
Newport Beach hu ..Sded
Mike ao.dreau u project
manager on its architectural
team.
The recipient of three awards
for excellence in desip from
AJA cbapten, Boudreaux •1 rc-
spomibilitiea u project manag-
er also include the development
and preparation of contracts
and scbedulea as well u over-
seeina tbe budget proceu of se-
lected projects.
The Newport Besh resident
bokll a b.chelor in architecture
degree from the Uniwnity of
Southwestern LouilianL
California First Bank bas
closed ib Costa Mesa office,
230 E. 17th St., and consolidat-
ed it with the Westcliff office,
which is just three blocks away
at ISOI Wcstcliff Dr., Newport
Beach.
Jolm E. Baker will continue
as vice president and manager
of the Westcliff office.
ft EISEi iil-ama
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tion, .. I •• 1Nwa ~ tie
.,,e ..... al ~\ ••et,
ud I eapect to die •••• it
ntunll •• Be .. ri.#.
Petite, liher-IMlired Mildnd
nom.., 91, al New~ •acta:
.. there ha 1910, tM ,earhaia
died, aact rememkn .. oetrich
feather• parUea.
.. I was 15 aad clidn 't bow
what a comet WM until I aaw
this one. It ... • 1arF a a
full moo•. about halfway •
tween the horizon ad the top
of the sty. It wu lialdcr in color
than the moon. It dido 'l teem
to move, and aometimea it bad
beautiful, long. white feathery
thinp trailina after it. We called
them ostrich featben. The reason
was that ostrich featben were
in fashion for women•• hats and
boas, and every woman wanted
some ...
As the comet was visible for
several nights, she recalls it wu
a fine excuse for parties. She
~ved in San Fernando Valley,
JUSt off what ii now Biahland
Boulevard in the vicinity of San
Fernando, La Creacenta, and
Tujunga. The bo111e ltill standa.
.. It was a great place to watch
the comet as there were no city
lights. Neither we DOT our neiah-
bon bad electricity. We lived
on an honest-to-God ranch with
kerosene lamps, well water, a
sink and a tub, a mile from
the nearest neiabor ...
What were the parties lite?
.. Our neighbon were the Mo-
litzes, two families of SbeUeys
and the ~na who srew wo11-
derfuJ blackberries. There were
about IS adults and children
altogether. After supper, we•d
bitch up our bonea and buggies,
or wagons, and meet at one
of those ranches."
When they gathered, conver-
sation was lively as with widely
separated families hungry for
news of each other. They played
cards for a while, usually hearts
or casino.
--1 remember that mother once
set up a booth, for fortune telling,
I suppose. Then we'd all troop
oudoon to watch the sky. We
were impressed because we
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tbouaht it wu a once-in-a-
lifetime experience.
-rben everyone got interested
in refreshments provided by
each host family. At our ho111e,
mother served whipped-cream
cake, coffee, and bot chocolate.
When we aot ready to leave,
someone would ut. •When will
the ostrich featben be out apin,.
and we'd mate plans for the
next party."
She does not know bow they
learned the belt nipts for Tiew-
ina, being far from an observ-
atory. Po11ibJy 1ome of the
nciabbora may have aonc to
San Fernando, seven miles away,
to fmd out from the newspaper
or telegraph. None of the neigh-
bon bad telephones .
.. It was prettier in 1910 than
the photos on TV or in the papen
rve seen so far. It seems snub-
noscd, with no tail, just like
a blob. I undentand that later
it will be lower in the sty with
a longer tail."
She withes she could go atop
a high mountain, far from city
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dinner .-...e'I atereotyped con-
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design
Section 2 of today's paper
fcaturtng full
coverage of the
.. Dcsagns for Dining"
home toUr bcncftt
tn support of
Children· 1 Hospital of
Orange County.
Student Liia
IT IYll IWI
CdM High scientists
journey out to Teneja
Field Eeolou tall•
ftntfteldtrtp
Tbe ICience department 1pon-
1ored Field Ecology prol"am
journeyed to the Teneja cha-
parrel on Saturday, April S,
for thU year•1 first field trip.
More than 70 students part.Hr
ipUed in an environmental study
divided into seven cate1orie1:
botany, cbemiltry, invertebrates,
vertebrates, meteorology. geol-
ogy and mappina. The group
also plans trips to the Anza
Borrego Desert (April 19-20)
and to the Siena Nevada Moun-
tain Forest (May 24-28).
ASB confirms 7-12 ln•ol•ement
In ltucleat 1o•ft'Dllleat
The Cd M Associated Student
Body reconfirmed t he partic-
ipation of seventh and eighth
graden with high school students
in the student government. The
decision was founded on the
observation that a school should
have just one government with
representatives from CKb clau.
Thia action repraenta the arow-
ina tendency toward entire
school unity rather than a 1ep-
arate hiah school and junior
bi1h 1cbool-an ia1ue which
bu been debated 1ince the
mergina of Lincoln Junior Kiah
School and CdM lliah in 1984. Neu,.,.._ dl1lll11den ..........
The student body is currently
in the proceu of selecting next
year,1 cbcerleading squad. The
selection includes an exhibition
of the nominees before the school
followed by a voting the next
day. Next year's cheerleaders
should be announced within
the next week.
a..e. compete In
'Name That Tune'
Cd M classes competed at
lunch in a .. Name That Tune"
game hosted by the ASB last
Tuesday and Friday in the quad.
Restaurants honoring
secretaries this week----
new menu. The Pleasant Peasant
will be giving away a token of
their appreciation to all secre-
taries during their week.
Try something wild and crazy
like buying your secretary a
meal in a bag from Oodles of
Noodles, at the comer of 17th
and Newport Boulevard in Costa
Mesa. Ma.kc your selections form
many choices of pasta and sauces
which simply need to be heated
or boiled. Oodles of Noodles
also offers gift baskets or single
gift items that your secretary
will delight over, including wine
and champagne selections.
An appropriate and ideal way
for you and your secretary to
start off the business day would
be to take advantage of Le Cafe'•
"business breakfast., at The
Irvine Hilton and Towen, in
Irvine. Not only do they offer
an impressive array of breakfast
entrccs to truly ma.kc it a .. power
breakf ut, .. but they offer special
executive touches such as a
portable phone brought to the
table on rcqueat, complimentary
copies of The Wall Street Jour-
nal, USA Today and the local
paper with a pot of freshly
ground Columbian coffee, dc-
caff cinated coffee or a selection
of herbal teas.
If you are adventurous, you
might try any one of a number ·
of new restaurants or restaurants
under new management in the
Newport Beach area to sec bow
your secretary feels their fare
fares. Just to name a few: for-
merly Club 17. it is now called
Roarinc 21'1 on Newport Boule-
vard at 17th in Costa Mesa;
what used to be Blackbeard's
is now American Restaurant,
off of MacArthur in Newport
Beach; Picasso's restaurant,
formerly in Laguna Beach. bas
relocated to The Pavilion at
Lantern Bay in Dana Point;
formerly the Beef • Reef and
now Putell on Coast Highway
in Newport Beach; newly opened
is Newport Landin& in the ferry
crossing on Balboa Peninsula;
many selections at The Fun Zone
on Balboa Peninsula just south
of the ferry crossing; Gina's
Pizza at the intersection of
Superior and Cout Highway
and open awhile but still new
and worth a try-Monaco's on
Coast Highway, in Newport
Beach and Bubbles on Balboa
Peninsula.
So treat your secretaries well
during their week and all year
long. Until next week, have fun
and good eating!
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Mystery of Atlantis redone
for performing arts dinner
.. In some green island of the
sea Where now the shadowy
coral grows, In pride and pomp
and empery, The couru of old
Atlantis rose ... " last Saturday
at the Newport Marriott Hotel
ballroom at a black-tic dinner
dance sponsored by the Sound
of Music Chapter, bcncfitting
Jackson, Mary Raymond, Do-
rothy Hurley, Catherine lbyen,
Terry Vella, Suzanne Frederick,
Eve Heidemann (shortly to be
married), Shari Esayian, Jan
Lind, Bella Dwyer, Susan Bar-
low, Bari Tulving, Ann Pana,
JoAnne Mix, Janet Corbin, Jeri
Mirams, Karen Betson, Martha
Harborlites
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center.
Barbara Glabman, chairwo-
man of the event, and her com-
mittee, recreated the atmosphere
of the sunken city of ... Atlantis"
by employing colonnades, sea
horses, coral trees, mermaids,
a fourteen-foot statue of King
Neptune and table centerpieces
of orchids, goldfish, shells and
candles.
The mystical eve ning was
further highlighted by a silent
auction, a gift certificate from
Wyndham Leigh, an extraor-
dinary gourmet meal and danc-
ing to the popular Sound of
Music Orchestra.
Committee members assisting
Barbara were Ellie Faber, Linda
BY DINA VOi BURGER
Green, Maria Francis, Marion
Thompson, Jane McCaffrey,
Judy Johnson and Judy Duke.
Just a few of the many guests
who attended were Janet and
Fred Aengst, Martin Green-
baum, Gloria Carras with Tom
Allen, Assemblyman Gil Fer-
guson with wife Anita, Anne
and Roy Freeman, Nora and
Hal Lehman, Chris Lindsay
(who designed the floral
arrangements). Greg Vigoren,
Ann and Bob McLean, Dcboran
and Richard Polansky, Nancy
Zinsmeyer and Greg Lehman. • • •
Four important luncheons
took place recently-all on the
same day!
The Board of Directo rs of
What's To Eat?
Check the Newport Ensign
Dining Section
THIN ELLING
CALL
640-LONG
These People Did.
April 1, 1986
Dear Gerry and Christa:
• •
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Presbyterian honored the vo-
luntceen of the hospital at the
Newport Marriott.
The Women •s Auxiliary of
the Arthritis Foundation ho-
nored Leon Katz for hi.a research
in rbeumatology at the Irvine
Marriott.
Over at the Anaheim Mar-
riott, the Orange County Office
of Protocol hosted a special
day of events for the wives of
the consul generals of more than
90 foreign countries.
While at the Anaheim Hilton
and Towers, the YWCA of
North Orange County held its
ninth annual recognition award
luncheon. Harborlites so ho-
nored were Ruth Ding and Betsy
Sanden.
·1
Aga in, t hanks for handling the
countless details involved in the
successful marketing of our du-
p lex. It has been a real pleasure
interacting with you and Christa
CHRISTA a GEARY LONG
during the past few months.
I was particularly impressed with the level of integrity and profession-
alism both of you exhibited in handling some of the more emotional
or human issues that have arisen during our transaction. I am con-
vinced it 1s this integrity characteristic that is the real mark of
professionals. It 1s rare but refreshing and uplifting when we are able
to interact with people with whom we develop complete confidence
and trust in their integrity. We now have this confidence and trust in
both of you.
In closing, my first inclination 1s to wish you luck; however. after
some reflection. I would simply suggest that you continue doing what
you are doing and success and good luck will surely follow.
Warm regards,
Wade and Elfie Alexander rJ2 ~ 1 Anaheim Hills, Ca ~ (!)~
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BY aADAllA LOUDON
Sprina came to Oran1e
County u the Celeste and Harp
guilds of the P.af°IC Sympbony
Auociation praentcd •A Sym-
phony of Fuhion •and lunc:beon
at the Anaheim Marriott. Tbe
proceeds went to benefit the
Oran1e County Pacific Sym-
phony OrcbeatrL
Colleen Espinosa, Neiman-
Marcus director of public re-
lations and f ubion coordina-
tion, pulled all the stops when
she presented a fashion show
that was full of color, prints,
jewelry. style, and evenina alit-
ter.
For day dressing. dots were
big news, as was the cluaical
pairing of black and white. They
showed up in suits, dresses,
jackets, and knits. A special
touch of sparkle was added by
draping pearls and thick gold
or silver neck.laces and bracelets.
Earrings are more noticeable;
larger interesting shapes or long
styles, sometimes to the middle
of the neck. Hats were with
every outfit. Almost anything
goes now, like large brims, big
ribbon bows, straw boaten, and
floppy sun bats. Accenta of gold
buttons, or stripes at the waist
or hips, or a gold lint beh were
touches that m8de a simple out-
fit really noticeable.
With the coming of spring
and summer, designen dabble
in prints whose themes run the
gamut of being subtle, bright,
or plain wild. The sequence by
designer Wayne Clark was full
of mix and match pieces in-.
eluding pants, skirts, tank tops,
and sun dresses. The prints com-
bined shades of pink, yellow,
orange, green, and white. It
all came together with flats,
jewelry, and a great hat.
Linen is always a sensible
fabric for hot weather,' and de-
signers now use the material
more and more for its versatility.
The colors shown were all solids:
yellow, black, purple, red, green,
and even salmon. The case of
linen came through in halter
top dresses over pants, skirts
Shop
Smart
• I.Ado Formal Anire
• Sponaand c..u.I Wear
• Aocnloria
• Sow Eat.ate Jc,wlry
and j.cketa in varyig .......
and atyla. and Iota of cl111ic
and not-.o-cluaic 1uita. POc:btl
bad ltripl of conu.ifta oolor.
and Coco Chanel woUld ba.e
been proud over the me ol daok-
en, Chai~ and lllOft dMim,
Tbe 1equencc of Whina IUitl
had one thina that thii tu•mer
atreasea-the use of a conr-
up. It may match the au.it in
print or it may be a thick terry
rob, or a aundrea Oftl' the suit.
Some bad bandeau tope, elMtic
waist pants or skirts, or jaat
oversized men 'a tailored lbirta.
Leathen with new aoftmina
techniques mate them a new
material for summer. Deliperw
are bavin1 more fun 1hirriq
it at the w• pairinJ it with
other f abrica, or adherina to
beautiful applique deaipt. Loot
for suita, clreua, and panta. -.
Cocttail and evenina emem--
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tastic aelection. Norma Walten,
St. John, Carolyn Roehm and
Zandra Rhoda were jmt a few
of the elepnt deaipen reprea
sented. There were cocktail suits
and dresses in the black and
white sequence that were bip-
wrapped, J / 4 lenath, or with
peplum waists.
Lace, knita, cbiff on and taf-
feta mate great statements, and
the designa were breathtaking.
Shown were waists gathered
into bows in the back, bolero
jackets, fringe and attention
to sparkle. One gown had a
spider web design as a shawl
over a long sheath gown with
more webbing between the
flounces of the full skirt. The
Victorian Zandra Rhodes gown
that finished the show could
have almost been a wedding
gown with a low neck and full
swirling skirt.
The show was pure style in
every sense of the word, and
the ladies of the two combined
guilda spent the afternoon won-
dering what time they could
get to the store, for spring and
summer never looked so good!
for frtt
consulta~ion
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N011CI °' T1lUITll'l IAU TU•Hm
YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T UNDER A 0£EO Of TRUST
DATED 02122184. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PRO~RTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF' YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION OF
THE NATURE Of THE ~EEDINGS AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 5116186 et 1:00 P.M .. SUNKIST SERVICE COM·
PANY, n the duty 1PCJIC)fnt.d TNltlM under end punuant
to Deed of Trust recorded on 03101184 es Document
no. ~ of Official Record$ In the oHk:e of the
Recorder of Or.nee CountY. Clllfoml1, executed by:
PHYLLIS J. STEIN, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN. WILL
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER
FOR CASH, (payable 8t time of uae in lawful money
of the United Stat9a) et THE NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE
TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC CENTER
DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA. CA, ltl richt. tit .. end !rarest
conveyed to and now held by It under said Deed of
Trust'in the property situated in .. id County, California
descrlbed as:
A Condominium comprised of:
PARCEL 1:
Fee sims>'e of tltte to condominium Unit No. 66 (The
HUnit") as shown upon the Condominium ptan (entided
"Condominium Pt1n for Lot 1 of Tract No. 10587")
State of C.llforni1, County of Or1np, in the City of
Newport Beach (The "pt1nj, l'9COrded Juty 12, 1979
as Document No. 15610, in Book 13226, Pqes 76
throuah 11 S inclusive of Official Records of said 0ta"l8
County which plan pertains to the property described
1n Tract No. 1587, as per map recotded in Bopok 449,
Pages S throuah 6 of MisceUaneous Maps, in the office
of the County Recorder of said county.
PARCEL 2:
An undivided .00214 percent int.rest in and to the
common areas 85 shown and defined on the plan.
Except all oil, ps and hydrocarbon subltances beneeth
a depth of 500 feet from the surface ol Wet land with
no ri&ht of surface entry above 500 feet from the surface
of said land as reserved by William J. Ca&MY. an un-
married man, in the deed recorded in Book 9560,
Pap 838 Official Records.
PARCEL 3:
An exclusive riaht and easement to use the belcony
a'98 desiaNted 8-66 on the plan as bein1 appurtenant
to the unity.
PARCEL 4.
Ari excluStve naht and easement to use the P11r1cina
space desi1nated on the plan as Parkin& Space No
PS-261.
The total amount of the unP11id balance of the obltption
secured by said Deed of Trust and reasonably estimated
costs. expenses and advances at the time of the initial
publication of the Notice of Sale is $75,052.72. Cumintly
dated cashier's checb or certified checks w;11 be ac-
ceptable to the Trustee provided they are drawn in
favor of Sunkist Service Company and satisfactory
Identification is availabte
The street llddres.s and other common desicnation.
1f any, of the ,...1 property described abow is purported
to be. 300 CAGNEY LANE. #215, NEWPORT BEACH,
CA 92663.
The undersianed Trustee disclaims any liability for
any incorrectness of the street address and other common
desienation, if any, shown herein.
Said sale will be made, but without covenant or war-
ranty, express or implied, rea1rdin1 title, possession,
or encumbrances, for the purpose of satisfyina the
1ndebtedl'le'SS secured by said Deed of Trust inc::ludina
the fees. charps and expenses of the Trustee.
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and dehvered to the undersitned a written
Declaration of default and Demand for Sale. and a
written Notice of Default and Election to Sell The
undersiKJ\ed caused said Notice of Default and Election
to Sell to be recorded 1n the county where the real
property IS located
DATE 04/21/86
SUNKISTSERVICE COMPANY, By Sue Henslee, Trustee
Sale Officer, (209) 467 2221. 540 E Main Street. Stock
ton. CA 95202
4124 5/ l 5/8 4912
K-24121
"-IBUC NOTICE
FtCTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATDIENT
The followina persons are
doing business as· S & G
PIZZA, 1600 Dove Street,
Suite 130, Newport Beach.
CA 92660
Stanley W. Gribble. 525
Promontory Drive East,
Newport Buch, CA 92660
Robert P Jersey, 19356
Maidstone Lane, Hunt1na·
ton ee.ch. CA 92648
Dale F Allyn. 14302
Baker Street, Westminster.
CA92683
This business is conduct
ed by a pneral partnership.
Silfl8d: Stanley W. Gribble,
;, General Partner
ThtS statement WIS filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County of April 10.
1986
File No. F306165
4124 511 518 5115 4908
PU8UC NOTICE
f'ICtiiiOUI IUllNUS
NMll ITATIMINT
The followfn1 person 1s
doin1 business 11: AC
CENTS BY B'DA. 2180 Elden
Ave . #B, Costa Mesa, CA
92627
Brenda Sue Chandler,
2180 Elden Ave . #B, CoRa
Mesa. CA 92627.
This business is conduc1·
ed by an indMdu.I. Sianed'
Brenda Slle Chandlet
This statement was ftled
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on March
24, 1986
File No F304447
4/17 4124 5/1 5/8 4882
124MO
PU&IC NOTICI
ncnnoul IUllNUS
NAME ITATDIENT
The foUowins pet'SOf\S are
do1n1 business as: SIX·
TEENTH STREET
PARTNERS, 840 Newport
Center Drive, Suite 455,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
Amerivest Ventures, 840
Newpott Center Drive, Suite
455, Newport Beach, CA
92660
AmertVeSt Development,
840 Newport Center Drive,
Suite 455, ~wport Beach,
CA 92660
This business is conduct·
ed by• aeneral P11rtnership.
The reaistrant com ·
menced to transact bus·
ineu under the fictitious
business name 0< names
listed 1bove on 41 1186
Sianed Richard M Fell,
Secr«aty
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Apnl 8,
1986.
File No F305928
4117 4124 Si l 5/8 4880
.....
PUa1C •-""rn-a-ncna ... •,•m•
NAMI ITAflmlfT
The fol~ Piii•• ... dointbu*-'• MlSSION
OAKS APARTMEN1$. 2021
~ Orlw, Corot\I det
Mar, CA92625.
Edwin F. Steen Ill, 2021
Bayside Drive. CorOM del
Mar, CA 92625.
Edwin F. 5'Mn, Jr •• 2021
Bayside Oriw, Corona del
Mar, CA 92625.
The re1l1tr1nt com,
menced to transact bus·
iness under the fictitious
business Nme listed aboYe
on 12112184.
This business is conduct·
ed by a aeneral P11rtnenhip.
Slaned: Edwin F. ~een Ill,
Gener.I Partner.
This st..tement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on April 2,
1986.
File No. F263262
4117 4124 511 518 4878
PUIUC NOTICE
F1C'TmOUI BUllNUS
NAiii STATDIENT
The followinc person is
doi"I business u VANT AG·
GIO, l 77F Riverside
Avenue, Newport Beach,
CA 92663.
Diane Frances Tralli·
Mattman, 713 W. Promon·
tory Dr., Newport Beach,
CA92660.
This business is conduct·
ed by an individual. Sianed:
Diane F. Tralli-Mattmln.
This statement wn flied
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on April 7,
1986.
File No. FJOS679
4117 4124 Si l 518 4866
PU8lJC NOTICl
FlCTITIOUI BUSINESS
NAME STATDIUfT
The followina person is
doing business as: NEW·
POAT BEACH ACQUISI·
TIONS INC., 5140 Birch
Street. #200. Newport
Beech, CA 92660.
Newport Beach Acquisi·
trons Inc .. California, 5140
Birch Street #200, NewPOtt
Beach. CA 92660
This business IS conduct
ed by a corpcntton S.aned·
Newport Beach AcQu1sltions
Inc .. Edward J Harns, Pres,
rdent.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on March
24. 1986
File No. F304378
4/34/104117 4/24 4831
124"1
PU9UC NOTICE
F1CTl1lOUI 8UltNUI
NAME STATEMENT
The followina persons are
do1n1 buStneu as: CARLS-
BAD GATEWAY ASSO·
CIA TES, 1440 Bristol Street
North, Suite 245, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
William K. D1v1s, 1440
Bristol Street North, Suite
245. Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Fred Walters, 1440 Bristol
Street North, Suite 245,
Newpott S..Ch, CA 92660
This business is conduct·
ed by. ,.,.,.1 pertnerlhip.
The re1istr1nt com·
menced to tranuct bus·
mess under the fictitious
busineu name 0< names
hsted above on 3/21186.
Sianed: William K. Davis.
General Partner.
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on Much
28, 1986.
File No. F'304936
4/ 17 4124 s11 518 48n
U4&t9
"*.IC N011ca
FICiiiiOUI.,.....
NAiii ITATDllMT
The foUowinc persons are
doina business as: SIX·
TEE NTH STREET
PARTNERS, 4400 MacAr·
thur BMt., Suite '60, Hew·
port B..c:h. CA 92660
JKS Investments, 4400
MacArthur BMt .• Suite '60,
Newi>Ott Beach, CA 92660
T J. Todd, Inc .. 721 North
Euclid #203, Anaheim, CA
92801
The f ictitious business
name ref9tred to•~ wu
~---
filed on June 11, 1986 In
the~ofar.....
Thia bullnlea Iii condud·
edby• ...... ~· Sitned: Rlcherd M. f'ell,
Sealltwy.
This .............. rnet-"lt -ftled
with tile County Clerk of
0...,,.. County on April 4,
1986.
~· FUe Mo. F278621 4117 itl24 511 518 "879
....CNOnCa
Flt 11 nous a111nm
NWITAllMUn
The~ penons ate
doint buSlnen n : DUTCH
PROPERTY MAINTENANCE,
23011 Moulton Parkway,
Suite E9, L11una Hills
92653.
F. Martin Berahufs, 23542
Treviso. Llauna Hiiis, CA
92653.
Eva H. Berahuis, 23542
Treviso, L..aauna Hills, CA
92653.
This business is conduct·
ed by husband and wife.
Sianed: F. Martin Berchuls.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on March
31, 1986.
File No. F305020
4/34/104/17•124 4824
IMZS
PUIUC *'11CI
FICiiiiOUl-a
NAME ITATIMDfT The,.,.'°"'"-penonl .... ~ncbusineua: WIUOW-
BROOK APARTMENTS,
4400 Mac:Mhur Btvd .• Suite
460, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
AmeriVest Ventures, 840
Nw-port Center Driw. Suite
455, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
T.J. Todd, Inc., 721 North
Eucild #203, Anaheim, CA
92801.
The fictitious business
name referred to aboYe was
filed on Sept 30, 1985 In
the County of Oflnae.
This~ ls conduct·
ed by • ..,..1,,.rtnership.
Sl&ned: Richard M. Fell,
Genenll Partner.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
0ra"l8 County on April 1,
1986.
Qriainal FUe No. F287874
-4/17 4124 511 518 4881
PUaJC NOTICI
FICiiiiOUI WUS
NAiii STATDIENT
The ,.,.lowlna persons are
doina business Is: BREEZY
STRINGS, 407 Bryson
Sprln1s. Costa Mesa, CA
92627.
Ann Rasmussen, 407 Bry-
son Sprinas. Costa Me$8,
CA92627
Eric Brenton, 407 Bryson
Sprints. Costa Mes•. CA
92627.
This business is conduct·
ed by ~partners. Sianed
Ann Rasmussen.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on April 14.
1986.
File No. F306373
4/17 4/24 5/1 518 4889
k·Jitl03
PU8UC NOT1Cl
ITAlDIJfTOf
AUMDOflllNT Of
Ull Of HCI ihOUI
.... lmNAMI
The followina penons
h9w lt.1Cbl8d the UM of
the ftc:titious busin.s name:
NEWPORT MAIL & BUSI·
NESS CENTER, 410 West
Pacific Cont Hi1tM9Y, SufW
A, Newport BelCh, CA
92663.
Ronnie G. Edwards, 21242
Breton Lane. Huntinston
a.ch, CA 92646
RenM Edwards. 21242
Breton Lane, Huntinston
8-ch, CA 92646.
The fictitious business
name ,......,., to abcM was
flled on 8/10/84 In the
Countyd~ Oricinll File No. f2S2701
This business was con·
ducted ~ lndMduetl (hus-
blnd & wffe). ~: RI.ft
EntiltpriMs. A Umitlld Pllt·
nership, ~ ~ne R Ed·
.wards, o.n. Partner, and
Ronnie G. Edwards, Gen.
Partner.
Th .. ltatiement ... filed
with the County Clerk of
~ Councy on April 15.
1986.
412.t 511 518 5115 4900
W.MmCI rm nnor ...........
MIHR I• OflMlm._
Mlii .. IU•l•--The falioMf'I per'IOn ha
wlthdr1wn •• • 1ener1t
partner from the Pittner·
ship .,_t1n1 under the
fictitious bu1lne11 name
ol COHNIE"S Of'FICE SER·
VICES. It 1300 Do"9 sn.t.
Sutt. 200, tlHport Bw::h,
CA.
Connie L. Johnson, 200
McNeil, #117, Newport
Beech.CA.
The Fictitious Buslneu Name,....,... to above was
filed In Ofa"l!I County on
2·24-86. Sicned: Connie L
Johnson
File No. Fl01849
4124 5/1 5/8 51 15 4891
"*IC NOT1Cl ncntiOUI .,,.,,us
NAMllTA..-..T
The foflowlna persons are
doin1 business as: PRO
BEACH VOLLEYBALL
SALES, 1440 N. Harbor
Blvd .. #100, Fullerton, CA
92635.
Club SportswHr, Inc ..
1440 N. Harbor &Nd., #100,
Fullerton, CA 92635.
This business is conduct,
ed by. corporation. Sitned:
Gree Hiiiman, Vice Pres·
ident.
This statement was fifed
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on March
31.1986.
File No. F305065
4/24 51151851 15 4892
1·24050
PUalC NOTICl
ACiiilOUIWUI
NAiil ITATIMIHT
The foflowl"I penons.,..
doin1 business as: PIO,
NEER MANAGEMENT, 721
S. Parker. Suite 170,
Orlfllll, CA 92668.
Vemon W. ~ 111, 18
Lee, Irvine, CA 92720.
Reed A. Whitlock. 583 S.
Dunn. Qranel. CA 92669.
Paul E. Brown, 2951 Ca·
talpa, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
JOMPh A. Caiati, 938 Jas-
mine Ave., Fountain Valley,
CA 92708.
This Business Is conduct·
ed by • ...,.,.1 J)9rtnership.
Sianed: Vernon W. Payne.
This stMement WM filed
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on Much
11, 1986.
File No. f303310
4124 4893
PU8UC NOT1Cl
ncnnoul IUleNUS
NAME ITATDllNT
The foflowina persons are
doin1 business 11: TIS-
CARENO ART SERVICES,
3001 Red Hill Bid&. 1, Suite
201. Costa Mesa. CA 92126.
Carlos Tiscareno Jr ..
4438 E. Sllverluf, Oranae.
CA92669.
Frank S. Tiscareno, 4438
E. Silverleaf. Oranae. CA
92669.
This business is conduct·
ed by co-partners. Sitned:
C.rtos Tisc:atenO.
Ttlis stat9mel'rt was filed
wittl the County Clerk of
Oranae County on April 1.
1986.
File No. F'305 l 48
4124 5115185115 4894
PUaJCNCmCI F1CTinOUI.,.....
NAMllTA~
The foltowtne persons.,.
de>fn1 business 11: GOLD
COAST PRODUCTIONS,
3424 Santa Cl1r1, Costa
Mela, CA 92626.
Terry L. Solomon, 3424
Santa Cl1r1, Cott• Meu,
CA92626.
Brian Lewis, 305 Iris, Cor·
Of1I del M.r, Ca 92625.
Gary F. McNamar1, 21
Lis 8rl111, Irvine, CA
92715.
This businels ts c:onduc1·
ed ~ • ..,...., pem*Ship . Sieied: Teny Solomon.
This ~ .., flied
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on April 21,
1986.
Flte No. F'306970
412.t 51 15/8 5115 4904
NOTICI Of' T1lUl11l"S SAU
1SI 15-22111 ( ..,..
YOU ARE IN OEF'AUL T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
DATED216185. UNLESSYOUTAKEACTIONTOPAOTECT
YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOtD AT A PUBLIC SALE.
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of
THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU , YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 5/9186 at 9:15 A.M .. CICG CORPORATION as
the duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to
Deed of Trust. Recorded on Bnl 85 as Document No.
85-292113 of Official Records in the office d the Recorder
of Oranae County, California, executed by: GEORGE
P. GEORGE & JEAN M GEORGE, WIU SEU AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH OR
A. SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED CASHIER'S CHECK($),
(pay1bfe at time of sale in lawful money of the United
States)
AT THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE OLD ORANGE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, LOCATED ON SANTA ANA
BOULEVARD BETWEEN SYCAMORE STREET AND
BROADWAY, SANTA ANA. CA ltl rilht, titte Ind 1.-.st
convey9d to and now held by it under said Deed of
Trust fn the propert.7 srtu.ted In uSd county, Cafffomia.
dncrlbint the land tt.r.ln:
LOT 3 IN BlOCK 15 Of SECTIN '8', NEWPORT B£ACH
, IN THE CITYOF NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY Of ORANGE..
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AS PER MAP RECORDED IN
BOOK it, PAGE 27, OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN
THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF' SAID
COUNTY.
The w..t address and ottw common delilnMion.
if any,°' the rul property delcribed lbcJw is purported
to be:
105 F1n£ENTH STRECT. NEWPORT BEACH. CA.
The undef'llCMd Trust.e dltclalm1 any HabHity for
any lnconec:ttw ofthe ..,_.addfwend atlwcommc>f1
delie'*ion, If any, shown herein.
SeiduMwm bem.de, ~wtthout~or~.
HPrffl or Implied, re1ardln1 title, poue11lon, or
encumbrancft, to pay tile remalnlns princlpel sum
of the note(s) MCured by said Deed of Trust. wfth
lmarest thlteon. es PftWided In ukt IQl(1), .o.nc..
If any. under the terms of tile Deed of Tru1t, fen.
~ end apente1 of the TNStM Ind of the tru1b
c,..._, by 116d Deed of Trust, to-Mt $138.161.15.
The beNflciely under Slid Deed d TNlt ........
••ecut.d end dellwred to the undenlcned a ...-.n
DeclMltion of o.fM.et Ind Demand for Sele. end ....,.
Notk:e of Default Ind Oectlon to Sett. The undeli .....
caused said Notice of 0.fault and Ea.ctlon 'o Sell
to be recorded In the ~ ..... the ,.... ,,.~
Is locaelld. Truslle it CICO ~
w,.. end ·~ number d penon conductinl sale Is: 7101 Baird Avenue, ,_eda CA 91335-4196/
(818) 342.3409. '
CICG CORPORATION. AS TRUSTEE. BY DEBORAH A.MASEY
4117 4/24 51 l 4870
tl100CMCCENID a.M:
WOT. SANTA MA. CA ....
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Want Your
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With your sports procr•ms?
The Newport Ensian wouJd like to know.
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Type It up. double spKed. •nd send it in.
Be sure yo include • telephone number where
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EUGENE HMLEY.
A. ~ ... a-t filed
bJ Al. HMLEYWATKINSin
the~CaurtalQr._
County reQUeStins .....
MICHRLE KAPLAN be ......................... .. ,. ....... , .. ...... "' ........ ...
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ldllllllundllr .......... ~
.... AdliiillistJation of
&l&aAct.
Atw~can.,.~
.... blld MAY 7, 1916 11
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111UOOWIC: aJITER DRIVE
WEST. SANTA ANA. CA
9IZ1UZ..
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tor filinl ct.ims will not
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notic:9d .......
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file .... bJ .. c::aurt. • JIDU
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LEWBW. IOU. A. BOIES
& O'ltOUM£ LAW ARM,
11777 SAN YINC£NT£
Bl.YO. STt 777, LOS
ANQfl ES. CA 900t9.
41104117 4124 4156
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Ull·--~ 1'02* LOM11mm
YOU NIE. IN Dl:fAULTUNDaA OUDOf TiltUST~TED
JUlY 25. ltm. UNUll VOO TME M:nON TO ...,TECT
YOUR MftMi t , rT MAY • 80lO AT A fl\BJC SALE.
SC s:::
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NMlLc.r.2012~ ~ •teapOJt leech. CA 92MO.
Thll ~fl conctud·
ed ~ M indMdull. -..: ~LCerr.
........ "9nudlld
under NI ~ Mini on•/t/16.
This ......, ...... filed
wtth ttMI County Clerk of Oranl9 County on March
21.1•.
File No. F'304m3
4/17 4/24 5/15/8 4869
a••• flUa.IC ... ., ... m .... a~
FW:hi .... lllDI
NW ITATB•Jn
The tollowlfts person ii
d(Mna bullMM as: DOC-
TORS FOft DOCTORS. 1606
Reef Ylew ~~ Con>n. dtl Mer, CA ran.
TOUl"Mmlnt ~ l>&-
socildon, Inc., 1'°6 Reef
VIN CWde. CcranedM Mer.
CA92625.
This bl •I 111 Is c:anduc:t·
ed by. COf'1*111gn. SIFed:
Rldlefd J. ~~,.
Thll ......... -filed with the County CJerii of
Onanp County on W.rch
28.1996.
Ale No. not937
4/17 4/24 5115/8 4872
.....,.
.. lmle .....
ITAW 1tor ···-· ... MITll•ll• .. ,...
--fCiiiiOUI •1•1•--Th• toOowinc persons
hwl~ ......
pettnen from tbe Pl'b*·
ship oper•tin1 under:
FOURTH AHO MAIN ASSG-
CIATES. 900 ClllNY I.Me,
P"•port Blech, CA 92663.
The fictit:io'4 Bulineu
Name Statement for the
Pwbwlhip WIS filed on .Juty
9, 1985 in the County of
Oran,.. Oricinal File No.
F280735.
l.[. Eberline. Inc .• 900
Ca1n•r Lane, Newport
a.ch, CA 92663. Califor.
Illa.
This business was con·
ducted by a 1eneral part.
iwship. SllMd: LE. Ebef.
lin1. Inc., 8y. Lansln1 E.
a.ti .... Prwlidant.
This ......,.... was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orance County on March
.... , .........
FIClii •••MID•
-ITM I
The lilla l• ••• ..
doiftl ........... -LOHQ llACH All'TUIA ASIO·
CIATa a C Ufw•• .....
'*"•lflfat13C.,..., PINa. ...... 2!00, Nupcet
li9d\ CA t2IMO. -.,._. C. lti ;tJ .. Tn..
•0tfllfllucCIHDfT,..._
atlhe ..... C.andO.-.
..... Trull. undlr Dec.
llnlliDn at T Nit dlltd Oc·
tober 24, 1980 and as
amended, 2553 Moneco
Dflw, Lapn. a.ch, CA
92651.
Thomas 0 . l•nny, 17
Woodflower, Irvine, CA
92714.
w.tbNnCorpcntion, Caf.
lfornla. 25092 Buckbc»rd
lane, La1una Hiiis, CA
92653.
This business is a ...,.,.,
s-tnarshiP-
T he re1l1trant com -
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
buslneu name or names
list9d abcM on March 26.
1986. Silned: Stephen C.
Hope.ins.
This ltlltement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orana• County on March
27, 1986.
Fite No. F304780
4/3 4/10 4/17 4/24 4815
Z7.li86. ~ITA.,._l
4/3 4/10 -'117 4/24 ~ •• .; ............ ..-.on Is
PUa.IC lllOTICI
FW:iihOUI •1111• ..._ITATlmll'f
The ~ pef'IOn Is
doif'I ~ -.: INTER·
UHK INNOVATIONS, lNC.,
1189S-f Sky Pan Circle,
IMne, CA 92714.
Interlink lnnowation1,
Inc., 19895-f Sky Pan Cir·
cle. Irvine. CA 92714.
This business is conduct·
ed by I~\. Si1r'9d:
~· 111 -.: C0RA0 TK>H, 2006 Quail
Streit. Newport Btech, CA
92660.
Bocner Parfum1. a Ca·
lifomia c:.orpomion, 2005
Quall StrHt, Newport
Beech, CA 92660.
The re1lstrant com-
menced to transact bus·
iness under the fictitious
business neme 11-t ~
on Januwy 29, 1986.
This business .. conduct·
ed by. oorpcntion. Siped:
Paul a.-. Plwident. This .....,...,. .. flied
with the County Clerk of
Oran .. County on March
28. 19186 .•
file No. f'304979
4117 4/24 5/1 5/8 4873
PWIJC N011CI
~eo:.:-
Thl folcMilll '*'°"' ... dcirW bulk-.• PENSION
Pl.AH MANAGEMENT. 1506
Sandcastle Drive, Corona
dill .... CA 92625. 9JMa T. Fuibubo, 1506
Sandcastle Drive, Corona
dill M8r, CA 92625.
a.rt>en Puccintn, 1506
Sandcastle Drive. Coton•
del MIW. CA 92625.
This ~ is c::onduct·
ed by joinl ~ SilNd:
s,Ma T. Fuiblbo
This .......... -filed with the County Clerk of
Oranp County on March
31,li86.
f"tle No. F305021
4/3 4/10 4117 4/24 4823
"*'CNOTICI
ACiii ..... 1111
_.ITATlmJfT
The falowlf • ........
~ bulinlM as: MAKCO
INSURANC( MARKUING,
107 S.Wenth StrMt. .....
part 8-dt. CA 92'61.
Kander Corp., 107 Sev·
enth Str.... Newport
Beech, CA 92661.
This~ iacondud-
=·~~~ kWlt.
Thll .. , ,,..... -ftled
wfth ttMI Count1 Ce.rt of
~~on Apt 21.
1111.
RM ND. nG IHI
4124 5111/15115 4toa
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O...CA.._
o.w. --13'41·17 ,...._, Ollidlit Q,M. CA
92M3.
MkMll ..... 11141· YI ,.,... Olrdlln 0..W..
CA92'43.
Jefte Appell, U'41·37 ,...,._, o.dln <MM. CA
92643.
be Hlbtf11•a. llMl·
Tl ,. ... , °""' Onlw.
CA'*3.
This ..... ii candUd-
ed by
Staned: Denni s Wolfe,
Plrtritr.
TIW ttll1 l*1t w flld
with tM County Clet• of
0ranp County on March
13,lm.
File ND. f'l035SO
4/341104/174/2A 4&JO
at• ...c..a
ACllllOUI• 111 I• UMllTA~
The fotto••• person Is doins but6nela at: AUTO
INSURANCE SP£CWJSTS,
4500 ~ DrM. s....
500, Newport Beech, CA
926fi0.
A&*> lnsunnce Special·
ists-Newport. tnc., a Ca·
lifomia corporlllion, 4500
Campus Oriw, ~ 500,
Ne•port a.ctt, CA 92660. This~ la conduct·
ed by a COlpcnliola.
Th• reaistrant com-
menced to tranuct bus-
iness under the fictitious
busineA .....,. • nemes
listed abowe on 9/13/82.
Si1ned: James F. Caird,
President.
This 1t1i1111irnent w filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranee County on March
31,l~
AleNe.Fa86Ml
4/17 4/24 511 518 4871
anu "*'C Mll&JTIMP'lf9C1'C
FIC llllOUI .....
..._ITATBmn
The toe._.... person is
~~-FALICK/
KLEIN/PIROY, 281 1 Villa
Way, Newport Buch, CA
92663.
The Falick/Klein p.,,,.,.
ship, Inc.. 5847 5-1 Felipe,
Suite 1900, Houston, TX
nrY51.
This business is c:onduc:t·
ed by • COlpcntion.
The r .. istnnt com-
menced to trans.ct bus·
iness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on 9/ 1/15.
SilNd: James F•ick. Prn-
idenl
Thia stMernent was filed
with the County Clertc of
Oranse County on March
28, 1986.
file No. Fl04936
4/17 4/24 5/1518 4874
WllOl'ICE
AtiiiiOUI M I I ID
..... ITATIMlln
The followinc penon 11
doq bulif'9ss •ZAHARA.
1077 Santa Ana Ave., La-
... Blech, CA 92651.
Sheri-Anne Fahy, 1077
Santa Ana Ave, La1una
Beech, CA 92651.
This ~ is conduct·
ed by an individu81. Silrted:
Sheri·Anne Fetty.
This mtement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Or-. County on Mam 31,
1986.
f'ite No. F305019
4/3 4/10 4/17 4/24 4825
WN811CE
HChilOUI MJ•11m
.-1TATEMlllT
The foHowina penon IS
doi"I business as: ITS A
WRAP. 108 Via Vella, New-
port Blllch. 92663.
Jule P. ~ 108 Ya.
Yetla. Nemport Beach. CA
92663.
This~ ii conduct·
edbyan~.SilJ.t
Julia P. fleminl.
Thil ........... -filed with the County Cleft& of <>ranee County on March
21.1-. ,. ND. 3CM952
4134/104/174124 4809
......cmra
Hehl .. • Ill r• MM11Tn81Bll
Thi ........... S*'IC"• ..
daitw~• KEYCOH-
NECTION, 1155 Austin
Street, Co1ta Mesa. CA
92626.
Ridwd Arthur £,...,an.
1155 Austin Str-. Costa
..._CA92626.
This~ ii conduct·
ed by an lndMdwt. Sisned:
Rtctwd Mhw ........ n.
This .....,,... -filed with the County Clerk of
Oran .. County on March
31, 1916.
4/3 4110 4/17 4/24 4826
"*.IC MnlCI
f'ICllllOUl•PIU I•
..... ITA~
E.S.P. Martt.t Manace·
ment Company, 2636 Orion
M , S...... Ana, CA 9Z704.
CatOtyn H. &.pen,, 2636
Orlon 14. Santa Ana, CA
92704.
< TNI ~ is ccnduct·
e ed by an lndMdulli. SllMd;
CWofynH.~.
This ........... -filed
with the County Cleric of
Oran1e County on Mwch
3, 1986.
FM No. F302459
4/3 4/10 4127 4124 4829
PUmJC flOl1CI
HCiihOUI MJlltln IMMEITAlW
The tolkMi'll P9"JiOI • .,..
doin1 business u : CON·
TRACTORS DISBURSE·
MENT CONTROL COM -
PANY, 14140 e.ch ~
#106, Westminster, CA
92683.
Tyler Enterpriwt, Inc.,
14140 Beech Blvd. #106,
We&trniolW, CA 92683.
This~ is conduct·
ed by. oorpcntion, 54aned:
M8'ta Md(Mna, s.a ... y.
This ......... -filed
with the County Clerk of
Or-. County on April 21 ,
1986.
Ale No. Fl06971
4/24 5/15115/15 4905
PUmJC NOTICI
HCllllOUI MJ•lua _.ITAlW
The followinc person is
doinl bl.aainla -N£TTlE CREEK SHOP, 17 Fashion
Island, N9wport Beech, CA
9'C;. 8. Andenon, 5622
Southall. IMne, CA 92715.
This bus'MSS is conduct·
ed by an lndMdual. Sicnecf:
Bruce 8. Anderton.
This ltltlMwnt was filed
with the County Cieri( of 0ranet County on April 21,
1986.
Flle No. F306972
4/24 5/1 5/85/15 4906
"*.IC MOncl f1CihiOUI .,. , ...
_.ITA~
The foHowins pet"IOf'I is
cloins busineu as: NTA
SPORTS MARt<ETING. 404
c.telina, Ne•port Beach,
CA92663.
Nida A..,... .. 404 ea.
... '"*part 8-ch, CA
92663.
The~ ii c:ondud·
ed bran lndiwficMI. ~
Nicklil•wa.
n. .. "ment -Ned
""" tM County ce.n °' 0... Ccuttr on Ap.11 14, 1--.
All NG. F306J72
4117 4124 5/1 511 ...
T.O. BID CCllJl'MI --~fj m .,....==,· ....... •,WU.:
ATPUalC ... -rMH MCft8-•:zma M •ICRD • CMI. CW 11: \Ji r:; ....... ., ........ .....,., ..
............ , .... ti ... , ..... _ .... _ .......... .,..,,,, ....... _ ... ....
...-11 COit ..... ...... ~-..,. __ ...,D'ft .. o1;ua .mm• ..
ANDIAYWAllCX:eATICll-. did-I. Im • ....... 1• ...... 12111, .... 1114 fl cm.ill ... ,. ..... ,..,, .... at1o.m.c.u-.
............... 1d11 .. I' ...
lit 1afT..tN9:1M1, IR .. Clftftlg J 1 lllldl;
~ .. ar..a. .... t1ta111 •·---· ,., in._.n&,...21tD21Pctu•1fllY 181 ............ ,,, ... c...., .... ,, ... Ce " EllClllt .................................. .
Md 2 • ~ Gft I ........... -..... 41 II
ol .-aae ....... In ...... ,,, .. r...-:.-.••~~-d Mid Cciunlr.
VOU NIE. iN OUAUlT UNODt A DUD 01 DUST
OATEO 5/021T1. UNLESS YOU TAICt ACTICMI TO
PROTECT YOUR "'°'9TY, IT MAY • 10t.D AT A PUlltc SALE. IF YOU Nl'.£0 All DPt.AMATION Of
TH£ NATURE Of THE rROCUOeNQ AGAINST VOU,
YOU 9HOUU> CONTACT A LAwmt.
1653 ..... ~ Clfda. N11pDft ~CA
"<1f • ......... 0tCDm1••dlf...,.,atp1~ Is"'°""~• no...,...il .... •tDltscomcll• 111 « correctness)." The ~ under uld Deed
alTn,llt. byrwata bfwtt01.,_. inlheobl--•
secured thereby,....,...,.. wutied and delMMed
to the underllaned a wrttt.. Oedention of ~ft
Ind Demand for Sele, and wtitl8n notice of def8ult and at election to CMM the .,........., 9D Ill Mid
property to satisfy uid obUpUons, and thef after
the unclerlisned caused &aid notice of default and al~ ... be NCOJdlild o.:.Tlbtr 23, lte5 .....
No. 15--513910 ol Official Aecanil in the office of
the A9cordll at Or.,. County;
Said Sale will be made, but without covenant or
~.~--°'implied, .... 'dici ... PCl••-ion. or ~ 1D s-y the fWnainifW pt'..~ sum
of the note(1) MCured by said deed ol Trust. tfith
interest u In said note l)f'CMded, advances, if any,
under the wms at S8id Deed ~ TNlt. ..... dilllll
and ....,.. at the TNltee and al the ~ crt 111 ~
by met o.t at TNll
s.id sale will be held on: Friday, M-r 9, 1916, et
1:30 p.m. in the ~ to tlie buMdiftS lacMed It 601
South ............ Or.,.., Cllb•lia i266I.
At the time at the MWtial pM(.llticlft at this natice,
the IDllll mnount at IM wlp9id b1fsioa at IM.oli"911f~•
secured hr ttMI abow9 describlid deed of trust and
esti~ co.ti,..... u, and.-.-ii $146 .... 17.31.
ft is possible thet I( the time at .... the openlf'I
bid tney be ... .._, the tlai ~ 111 due. If..,..,.., the etpadld oPeni"I bid nwy be obtained
by callina the followin1 telephone numbers on the day bef«e ~e sale: (714) 385-4837 or (213) 627·
4865.
o.te: April 7, 1986
TAC/I". 9897
T.O. SERVICE COMPANY as said Trustee, by Betty
Jo McDaniel, Assistant Secretary, 601 South Lewis
St., ()ranee. CA 92668 (714) 385-4700
4/17 4/24 5/1 4859
"*'C NOTICE
F'ICllllOUIM•rr ID
IMMEITATDmlJ
The followinc person is
doi'll business as: CAUFOR·
NIA TRAOfflONS/BRIOAl
TRAOmONS. 1835-C New-
port Bhd.. Suite-145, Colta
Mesa.CA92627.
Californi a Tradit ions,
1835-C N9•port BMl. S&Mle
145, Ccm Mela. CA 92627.
This business Is conduct·
ed by • OOi POI lltiort. Silwed
~ ....... 0. Smith. Pfesl
Trusurer. California Tra·
ditions..
This st.Itel ... It -ftted
with the County Clert. of
Or.,. County on April 2.
1986.
Fite No. F305378
4/104/11 4124 5/1 4843
PUmJC llOncE
hCiiiiOUI ...... ...-nA..--T
The fottowi"I person Is
doint business n : BEN·
TLEY'S ANTIQUARY, 220
EHt 17th Street, Costa
Mesa. CA 92627.
Robert J. Kahan, 712 San-
taM Or., Corona del Mar,
CA92625.
This business is conduct·
ed by.,~-__,:
Robert J. KaMn.
This ..... ...,. .. ftted
with the County Clertc of
~County on Aprit 21.
1986.
F'tte No. F306969
4/24 511 518 5115 4903
PUa.tem'ilCI
HCih .... 11 • ...... me n
The~ .... -~ bUlln111 Ill: CAVE
auK MlfOIU FUNO
lT0.,4BC..-Dr .. 91a.
102. Neapcet lw:t\. CA ...
~ Qraaap. Inc. (CA),
~~Dr .• S..102. t• port a.ch. CA 92660. This bul!neu Is con·
ductld b¥ a limlld s-tr-·
1hip. Sipect: Robert 8 .
Scdl. Slcnlaf 1.
This .. 2 ••• -Ned
with the County ~ of
Or.,. Counlr on April 7,
1916.
File No. Fl05666
4/104./17412•511 4849
,._ICMmCI
HCiii ... llRII ....mm n
The ..... ·~· doifW.....__ ~
WEST, 2005 W. Balboa
Bhd.. tie ;at a.ch. CA
92663.
o.vid Bancroft Amca,
1169 Summit Aaed. s.a e.t.t, CA 93108.
Tt'ti1 business Is con·
duct9d br an tndMdual. Si9'9d: o.id Alfftck.
Thil .... ~ -filed
with the~~~
Or.,. ~ on Acri 7. 1-.
File No. F305665
4/10 4117 4/24 511 4850
,
"
,. -
'
.. ,
MCmCX
YOU AR£ IN DU'AULT UNOP A rxm OIF TRUST.
DATU> AUGUST !'-1• UNt.ESS YOU TAICl ACTION
TO PM>TECT YOUR '9lOfUTY, IT MAY IE SOlO AT
A PUBLIC SAi.[. IF YOU NEED AN Dft.ANATION or
THE NATURE Of THC PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A l.AWYP.
On May 2. 19161 DANIEL lEIBl. es duly •PPOintlld
Sublbt\M TNIM under Ind punulnt to Deed d Trust
recorded Au1u1t 19, 1915, as inst. No. 85-309420,
of Offtcial Alcodl In the ofllce d the Councy ...........
of Oranae County, C.llfornie Will SELL AT PUBllC
AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8100EA FOR CASH (peyabte
at lime of Nie In lawful money d the Unit8d s.tl)
It the front entrance to the old er.,.~ Ccuthcue
located on Santa Ana Bt\od.. betwHn Sycamore and
Btoedny, Santa Ana. CaUfomia., at the hour of 9:15
a.m. all ri1ht. tltte and interest~ to and now
held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property
situated In said County ~ State dascribed as: Lots
21 and 22"' Block 9, Anubdivfsion "'Sectian 1, e.&boe
Island, H per map recorded In Book 6, Pap 30 of
~ Mapa. In the office al the~ A9cardat
d Ora• County, C.tHomia.
The street eddresa end other common dnianation.
if M'/. d the,_, POl*tY dllcribed M>cM is purportlld
to be: 505 ,,.,_ Awnw. ~of NNpart 8w:h. CA.
The undersianed disclaims any liability for any In-
correctness of the lttel't addNSI and ~ common dllilNtion. tf .-,y • ...,.. ....
Said -. will be mlde. W without CC111i11111int or -•MlY.
express or Implied, rqardinc title, posMSlion, or
encumbrances, to pey the remalnina prindpel sum
of the rdl(s) secured bf aid OMd of Trwt, wlh ..__
ttweof'1, as prow6ded In said nalll(1), ..,_w:es, if any,
undef the terms of the Deed of Trust, fMs. c...._.
and~ ot the Trume and d the 1ru11s cremd a,, aid o.t dTNlt. ~ 126.ln.u
The bef 19fidery unds said DMd d TNll halllob9
executed 1nd deli'*9d to the undefsicned a written
Olc:Watiolt"' OefaJI Md Demend IDr s.. Ind a ....
Notice al Dlfa.M and Election to Sell. The undlllli9ied
c.usect uid Notke of Default and £1ection to Seit to
be recorded in the county where the ,.., Pf'OC*tJ ts
kJcMlc1 PUme, Sir-* Address Md T eiepta• Number
of Trust. 01t penon conductinc sale i$ o.ntet Lefbl,
223' East~ Boule'lard, Paadena, CA 91107,
(818) 793-1317.
0...: ~ 28. 1986
4/ 10 4117 4124 4M2
W NOTICE
fCiihOUI Ml•lat
MmlTATBmff
The toltowi ......... .,..
do\n1 business as: THE
JANEZ GROUP, JANEZ
DEVELOPMENT, JANEZ
MANAGEMENT IN1'£RNA·
TIOHAL. JANU INVEST·
MENTS, 1715 Port AshMy
Pl., Newport Bach, CA
~.
Wlez !Yan Kocmur. 1715
Pott Ashley Pl., Newport
Beech. CA 92660.
Barbara Irene Kocmur,
171 s Port AsHftiJ Pl., .....
port Beech, CA~.
This business is con·
ducted~ husbend and .....
Sicned: J. Kocmur.
This stlltenient was fi'9d
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on April l,
1986.
File No. F305232
4/10•Vl74/24S/l 4853
1-24343
PU8UC~
ncn"ous 8UllfllUS
NAMI STATEMENT
The followin1 person is
dome business es: OAUCO
HOLOGRAPHICS. INC .
1603 MonrcMa Ave.. Costa
Mesa. CA 92627
D.ieco ~aphtes. Inc .
California, 3388 Via l ido.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
Thts buSlnes.s ~conduct·
ed by • corpcntlOl'I Stcr'9d·
Daleco Hotocraph1a. Inc .
Davtd S Rou1h. Executive
Dtrector
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orane• County on March
14, 1986
File No. f303609
4/3 4/104/174124 481 2
92653.
This business is conduct·
ed by a pneral partnership.
The re1istr1nt com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
buslness name or names
lm.d abow on March 26.
1986. Si,ned: Stephen C
Hopkins.
file No. f304781
4/34/104/174/24 4814
1-2U71
PUm.JCllOTD
F1CTl110UI ......
U.. ITATIMINT
The followm1 ~son 1s
dome businees as: CHES-
TER • SON, INC., ~344
Coast HiehwaY. Unrt e. Dena
Point. CA 92629.
Chester Williams & Son.
Inc .• Cahfomia, 34344 Coast
H1anway, Unit 8, Dana Point.
CA92629.
This busine5$ IS conduct·
ed by a corpcntion. Stcned:
Chester Williams 6 Son, Inc ..
Christine Brunner. Aaent-
Th1s statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranee County on March
24, 1986.
file No. F304488
4/34/104/17 4124 4822
l-Mll7
WMmCl
ntihlOUI •2•11• ._ITA1W
The to11CJW11 '*'°" is dot,. business n: BUSI-
NESS RESOURCE ~
SIONALS, 25211 Yacht
Drive, Dana Point. Calif.,
92629.
Bruoe R. Peasland, 2521 l
Yacht Drive, Dana Point.
Calif., 92629.
This business is con·
ducted by an Individual.
Siened: Bruce R. P9esland.
This statement wa filed
with the County Ctetk of <>ranee County on~ 25,
1986.
File No. f304599
4/10 4/17 4/24 5/1 4847
PUalC M011CI ntihlOUI ... ,.
._IJATBmlT
The~..,.., is
~ busHwsa es: R.E.0.
SOl.UTIOHS, 1715 Part MA-
iey Pl., tluport a.ch, CA
92660.
Jenez .., Kocmur, 1715
Poft Asllley Pl., .... Pol't
a.ch, CA 92MO.
This business is con-
dudlld bJ an indMduet. s.-t: J. Kocmur.
TNllll•••ll-Nect
.... County a.rt "' 0-. ~on Apt l , 1-.
FllNo.'305231
~IO 41114124 511 415o4
YOU All • llFAULT UMD8 A IUD OF .,.,..,
DA11D. :..... 1'M. ttn; tw• ftMI TMI &.-
TO ••tlCY,.,. ,_J&Jf, If MY• -AT
A PUa1C MU.•'°" -M ~Of THI MW Of Tl;ll ,_C Fii •AlllSl' 10U.
YOU ...... tmf&JA...,._ ·
GUAllOWt lWUST DEID SUMCO. A CALWOMIA
MORTGAGE SEJMC£ • ~ ............. Tn.-...,
the ~11dwtdtrultWUSEllAT PU8UC AUCTION
TO TH£ HIGH£ST a00€R FOR CASH OI M Mt ..,.._
In Section 2924h ol tM CMI Code. II ,..._ .. end
lnternt conwe,.cl tlO and now Mid by tt under said
OMd of Trull In._ PfCll*1:J ......, .... , clllcrtMd:
TRUSTOlt ....... w. OlfFl£Y ... ~ J. Dlm.EY.
HulbendMd ..
BENEFICIMY: LUCUl WATSON llMLY, •widow
R(COM>£0 June 30. 1972 .. l"*""-'l Number
33901 lloc* 10203 ..... 675 ol OMdel "**'* In
the olllc:ed ..... al OIANQE ~
Seid DledolTNlt. •r .............. ....,_.
lat l In Bica..,,. d TrKt ND. 518 •per ... NCGClld
in boal 17, .,_ 33 to 36 ~ ol ,., : •• -
Mllpa. recordl d ll6d county. UCEP'tlNG l'HOfHIOM
the Northerly 1.4 felt. menuNd • riPt .. .,,,. tlO
the Nontwty line ot uid lat and tt. .. ......, 21.ao
feet of the bstef1y 61.30 .... ol tM Soutt.ty 4.'6 fillit"' the~ 5.15 ..... n....s Ill....,.. ......
to the Nclf1hetty ... ol llid kit.
ALSO EXCfPTlNG ~WI/ portion ~ bekM
the lined anll• y hilt' tide d tt. P'acific ~
MAY ALSO 8[ KNOWN AS: 2296 Che .... Rued. 8llla..
CaMami9 <"a..,.. addl-Oft commo1t dr . ....,., ii rhawn
abow, no WTM1ty is p.n n ti> ib complmt•• Oft
COfNdrms). Tt.. l::len9ficialy under said DMd ot Trust. by l'9elOn
of a bruch "' default 1n tt. cblia ..,. secured .,_.,
het9tdor9 ew:'*<I end delivered to the underlilMd
I written O.CIWltion of Default and Oenwnd tor SMe.
Ind wrftt9n notice of brMch and of election to cauTe
the undersianed to Nit satd property to Mtisfr said
obt111tlons, and therufter the underlf1ntc1 caused
said notice of bruch and of election to be Recorded
Nowmber 27, 1985, AS INSTRUMENT NO. 815 480U6
of said Ofridal Aecords
S.ed We witl be mede. but without CCWW1t OI wnnty,
express or Implied, reprdin1 title, possession. or
encumtnnces to pey the ~ princ.IPllf sum ol
the noe.(s) secured bf said Deed of TNM. wtth lnlllNll
as in uld note prcMded, actv.nces. If any, under the
terms of said Owl of Trust. '8es. ctw.-end ape1w
of the Trusa. and of the trusts crWlllld bf said Oeed
of Trust.
Said sale will be held on FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1986, •
11 :00 A.M .• It the Concord Street entrance to the ~
locatlld M 1570 East 17th Street. Senta AM, CaNb ilia
92701.
The total amount ol the unpllid belance ot the~·
secured by uld ptopefty to be sdd. qattw ..... inlllrest.
i.t• cherllS. and estimated com. expenses Md acMnces.
as of the dMe t.eof, is $110,473.08.
ON: April 2. 1916
GUARDIAN TRUST OEEO SERVICE'S, It. CALIFORNIA
MOATGAGE SERVICE. as said trustee. bf T-1 Schifflfti.
Assist.ant Secnltwy, 1570 E. 17th Sbwit. Suitll E. s.a
Ana. CA 92701, (714) 5'7-7ln.
4/104/174/24 """
NOnea.,...,.,. uu
11••1111 •a.t-te
~--YOU AA£ IN DEf'AUlT UNOER A DEED Of TRUST.
DATED 07/02/11. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUtt Ptt(ftkl t, IT MAY K SOU>AT A PUil.iC
SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXP\ANATION Of THE NATUR£
Of THE PROCaDtNG AGAaNST YOU. YOU SHOULD
CONT ACT A LAWYER.
On 05/02116. It 09:15 ddock A.M. Ill TH£ FRONT
ENTRANC£ TO THE OLOORAHGECOUNTYCOUlfrHOUSE
ON SANTA ANA BLVD., BETWEEN SYCMt0A£ ST. &
BRON1flAY, SANTA ANA. CA 92101 EQUITAllE DEED
OOMPAHY, 81 ~ ..,...,._. Trurlle W.W h died cl
trurt dl9Lct 07/0:2/81 medl bf AOKR'I R. ROQOS. AH
UNMARRIED MAN. • TNllor Wld, S(CUM1Y ~
NATIONAL BAM< • a...-a.y NCOrdld on 07/16181
.. lnltrunwll No. 21753. In ... 14142. ,... 19'6 d
OMcilll "9cordl In the oMc:e d .. eour. ....... al er.,. Cowwty, c.llbnla. br ,_. al .... In ..
P9Yf'*lt or pa'fum•a cl cHazU • ~ •=•· WIU SEUATPl*.JCAUCTIONfOTHlHOUTW>€Jt
FOR CASH, ORCASHIO'SOEK Pl5 tMit In ...... .._.,
d the u..d .... d Amlrfca It ... al -......
CCMI.,. or w•••·..,, 111d ot lrllJ'lt •to -~11111IC11tot ........... the .... WIW1 JlfllltDlftd ....... 5"'*9d ... al .... ln ... tDthep-' ~ in0.. .... llClllL •• f I 11t• JMCll. 1. UNDMDll) l/MTH ...... , .. NII)
TO LOT 1 Of~N0.10ll12. •THlaTYOINIWPOR1'
BEM:H, COUNTY Of QMW. SfAlt Ol~M
PO MAP RlCOM.O .. IOC* 414 JIMD 35 NII) 31
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This~-....
wittt the County Cleft "'
<Kance County on Marett
21. 1986.
File No. flCM917
4/34/104/174/24 48l3
,_.IC ll01ICI
NiiillOUl .. 11 • .....n1m n
The~ ..........
-. busine9 as: wnDON
& ASSOCI t ts. 412 1ri1-._
Carone ditl Mtr, CA 92625.
Wanda H. Weldon. 412
Iris Ave .. COione del Mar,
CA92625.
Ernest Norman Wetdon.
412 Iris Awe., Corona del
Mar, CA 92625.
Carta Y. Ylend, 412 Iris
Ave., Corona del Mer. CA
92625.
This t.mn.s is anMt·
ed br an unincorponted
auoclMion other u..n • ........... _.. .....
H. WMdan.
Thia ........ -filed with the County Clertl of
Otence County on March
31, 1916.
f" ... No. f305017
4/3 4110 4/ 17 4/24 4827
LGlt & Fa&nt .......•. 210
EllPLOYllENT
A9lncles . . . . . . 300
()pportuniUes •........ 305
Mile. W..-ct ......... 110
Musal Instrument ... 811
Offtce EqUipment ..••• 827
~--••••••••• 420 OUtof .... ,.. ••••. 514
... £-. ... md •.. 511
................ 412
Alil&llelttar~ ..• 517
..... &em L.GMI ••••• fiOO IEIOllT,...,.,
Fews.le ••••••••..••.• 418
SEIMCD
Schools •..•.......•.. 60I ~ ......•..... 211 ~ .......... 307 ,.. .. Supplies ••••• ··~ /Unfum ....•••.....• 406 Aet1t:ll .•....•••.•..•• 417 Sihmtiaft • .,.., .•••• 30I·
Directocy of
Business Services
Dan'\ 1hnM It~ .......... al claehes &
1111111 •
ltMSllU W£AV£R
710-7711
T.a 9-1Th12-4Slit10.
3
Prof ........ us-. child ~r·•' .. :fi(06
9Grrll1 tllc
201-
C..1t111Laa1
2 • PACIFIC VIEW
MOIORIAl PW LOlS. ledion Vim Del Mer. ·····a.eta. Offws a.' 492-0654
THOUSAND TRAllS
MD&:.ASHIP
Ccmt ti> amt Ulllirl •• It
membership askin1
$5.000 496-5664
214 H1 ••Mii
311-Empl. Oppor-....
........ Aide
full-time Nurses-Aide
.Wt '° wortc 6 ~ g:. 4. Uc Ref638.8059
.........
., ...... .
Ow oompenr ... po-..... tor a qu.eifted ift..
dMduat a • menr .. r
nil-. Our comsnt-.. lhe=prapm ... k1WI -~ wllh or
without experience to
=::.::~~
yr. For additional info
contact Jack Carozz1 714-645-8700
WOROPROCESSING
All-d busiMss
compMJtive rates 76().
3831
•WOidiwoc111I •
St Thomas -~lk:o · Cancun. RoU trlp, Air/tdll induded $149. -1-800-63s.2424
Family needs lovina
Christian ener.-tic
woman to care fOf 2 children ln our Irvine
home. MUlt ... cs &
ref. Ena. apkn~. non-smlcr. ti&dt be ftedble.
Amina. 15 dais/mo tn 1:1 pm now 7am-7pm :tr: Mi"""" tDp P9Y
A8lr1b lookq for ~ ple ti> wortc In 1V com-"*C~ For info. call \~) 837-3401 Ext.
Sales Reps wanted:
Video vendln1 ma-chifm. for turu. info -* t1x G l R Inc., 3003 s. Piny s.. 84, ~W81h. 99203
LIV£ -IN OR I AM-5:30
MON-FRIDAYS WANT· ED
Childcare/housekMp-
er-So. Ll•m• Beach. Re••~ non.smoker. 499-2"33.
...........
W81111d
RENT l.aauN Niluel 2 bdrm, ~ ba. wxury
condo. "--rww. Walk to~.Fir~.hwasher, microwave,
washer, dryer. Pool.
$975 970-0963
--~ Unf.
FOR LEASEl NEWER
LUXURY HOME IN CAPO
BEACH. 2 bdrm, den,
flmity roam, 3 ba, fire-
place. Double 11race.
Oc•n view. Balcon~.
()Jtside -~~~5/ molncllldll . -.n1. • Ran
eves la wkends 496-3492, Tony
~?£8,;i mo. em Grundy, Rttr.
675-6161
4-BEDROOM 2-bllth U.-
un. Hills. fenced pn:t,
close to tennis courts. $1.200 includa ..,.,,.
•. Anna 643-3193
OCEAN VIEW 5 bdrm, 5
ba Lltruana Beach Home.~ ....
decks, u~mtshecf.
$2200/mo. 08polit 4~7161
4 bedroom. 2~ bllth, liv· q room. fonnel ~ room. t.mity room, kit· dw\,~ .. -lr.3~. First. = depollt. (714)770-1785.
3 bedroom. 2 bllth, den. =~room. $1500 indudlS asso-dltion fees. ...... ..,.
dener. No pets. 496-
2759
CdM-1 blk to ocmn 2
bdr 1 ~ ba $1100/mo
lease
LEASE CAPISTRANO
BEACH EXECUTIVE
POOL ANO JACUZZI
HOME 4 bedrooms, 3 blllt1I. 4 flNptKes, ...
deck. M1tntenance m-cluded. Wiik to belch,
Avalllble Immediately .
$1.800 (619) 967-1417 .....,OI le9ye mes-
11111-
401-Apartments,
Unfur.
San Clemente newer
CUIDt\ 3 bdrm, din. 2~ blllhl. ocmn view! 3 car ~n:c-~i
F /M non-smkr 50+ ~ $350/mo $350 last N. COltl Miu Kil priv. own
bdr. ref. no pets 714-
241-9590.
409-ConclM for ....
Condc>-Laauna Hills 3
bdrms, 2 l>aths. 2.c:ar P-~· All amenlttes $950/mo
380-89n
lmm.c. Cando. 2 bdrm.
2 a.. dbl ... pad, ;.c.
tannls. Yrty rent.~
$1000/mo. ~ 8:3U
to 7. AVIMI now 213-258-5479
El TORO Condominium,
2 bdrm, 1 ba, washer,
d~r. refri1~tor.
$725/rno. 673-1334
SPECTACULAR VIEW / RENTAL DELUXE 2 BED-ROOM 2 BATH CONOO
overlookina Mission
Viejo country club wittt
fireplace & POOi. $900
monthly. 582"-2282.
lrvine-Sorincs Condo-
2 bdr, 1 a.. petio. car·
part. ~ ..... tr.tl ~~=mcMt
Beeutiful .... ..ct win-
ni,. llDwnhse-2 bdr 2
.. ~ .. , wool cspet wood binds. inc wshs,
dryer, dshwshr, micro-..,.
wail 5/1 $1200/mo 213/457-0034
t...sun. Hills condo-2 bedroom, 2 bath, air.
wast./dryw. No pm.
$830 831-1553
tor
3 bdr 2 .. TurUe Rock
twnhm. Lene $1200
213-556-2055 81&. 799-
0428
RENT EXCEPTtONAL
MISSION V1EJO 2 BED-
ROOM 2 BATH CONDO A~lble Mlly 10th. End
unJVview couf!trY club
& .. ause. F'tnJSMce, CllhldraA c ritirws. ,,_.
ble entry. Equiooed/ stove. Attached-2 car 11r•ae. 2 community =~l~~
412........ to ...
ROOMMATE-share
Mission Viejo 3 bdrm home. pad pMioa.
a.undry ..... ~ ......
no dn.cs. smokers OK. $400+
855-8951,mess••
FEMALE wanted, to stme Lake forest home.
Room. , bath.._ j_~uzzi1 POOi ..... ~. 11
3 utioo.. Smell child.
pet Of( 859-8047
SHARE BEAUTIFUL
LAKE FOREST FAMILY
HOMEM&n~ ~ Non-
'375 includes ~e
bath & utilities. 472·
8066
NEEDED CHILD CARE/
LIGHT HOUSE~NG
OUR LAKE FOREST
HOME. l.M-ln ~ ~ ,.,.
-!Cm-~~ ,..mt,i.472~7
417-111 IH'I latllh
HAWAIIAN dell• ocmn
frt cadal on Mmi. Wai-
kiki, Kaai, Konl, Best
beach toc1tions. ken 494·9966 494-6670
from $45 daily
417 luut la 1 71
Nwswt Blvd. fvm ofc
S125/mo /lrwM mmM ctr Addld incame675a95
1200 IQ ft full w wice $1000/~ 71
505-Commerclal ......
FOR RENT-or .....
~prapert>M-
1 zonina or La1un1
Buch. Reasonable
price. Cal ~70'3.
FOR~IR· VINET 52 Kaan St. 3 & 2, ........ poal.0..
(818)895-1113
~ OWNER 3 BED· 3 BATH Mission ~-~-==: ... =· shunlr, oon-verut pi_t. securitv ~~m. Must ..e1
$1U.500. 131~107 E•••
----· ....... -
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H«al. AIJ'IC' tt'141L
-&Mm CleenlnO of Engine
-~I Waa by Hllnd
Acoulllc~ -SllMlpoo IN intenon
-L---I Vinyl T,....,,.,.I
-chfome ~ • Tr'UM CIMNng
............. ,.,., ... "°""' ., .... ,.,.,.~.,-.,. ,...., ,.._,. ..... ,...
c ..... .....
~ ... ---
Elec:tricat/Plumbinc
Masonry/Stucco
Remodet/ Additions
·~1on
• Mini Blinds
• Vetticllls
..... lff
F,_ &timllle9 ..... o.o .. ....
No ... No. 1nco1 ........ .oe ~ .......... 1. Financma & Rltfe'9nefl A11a1"""8
Alt1SA~L.icen*&Bonded
LICENSED
FREE ESTIMATES
REASONABLE RATES
lllAPE .. IY _ ...
FREE ESTJMATES
E • Z Ceiling Cteen 491_.799
-...,, .. QM..
y ..... ,..... 980-7131 631-2345
YUKI ARTISTIC llTERIORI HAIDY RANDY ,,... _ _... .. , .. ..... __ ....
OILY,
RUSTY DRIVEWAYS
, .. lel!M ... c..---.u-.
uc.a--.o
Fo all your drywall nMds
FREE ESTIMATES
Uc (445325) 556-1160
MARKELL'S
CUSTOll PAllTI•
interior I exteriors
residentiaVcommerceal
tnnla ml' 11 ,......
fnl(# I' I
Pride tn Quality
hcensed ( 417800)
• Plumbing
• Sprinkler system
• P.inting
• Ofyw811 Reoair
FIHOTimlTO
191-1114
•Aeptpeste751 up
~e1ns cleared $9. 75 I up
• Bath remodef s 1995 & up
·waeer hee!ef 30 g8I S205 & up
'Garbage disposal S9t & up
'To ... ts insld 11 US & up
·seab IMksJRepa"
'Gas. wae.r. Sewer
........
R.-oneble ...... ... .,,
(714) 641-8427 998-6360 ·s.nior c1tazen d~
•1111 April 21·25
507.
Condomnuma 501-Hou ...
We
501-Hou••• for for s.a. 501-Hou••• for 501-Hou••• for We ....
On A-. · Nr Bal ts entr Presti~ pted condo
1 bdr + den + bonus
room approx 1880 sq.
ft., boat slip avail
$439,000 Inc land owner 7~1018
CONDO BY OWNER-SAN
JUAN HILLS EAST 2 bed·
room. 2 bath, dout* ear·
aae. fireptace. Walk to
• tennis. swimming. et~ beautiful, 31.~. 493-3850
laluna Beach: 3 bdrm, 3 be custom home, poot,
jacuzzi, decks, canyon
& ocean view. privacy,
bi& yard, unique.
$425,000. No brokers.
Motivated seller. Call J~ 476-0567 days; ~ 7924 eventncs.
Hilltop home w/Vtf!w at
Lake Elsinore-on 5 acres. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, ce-
ramic tile throuahout.
Reduced to $126 000. 714-657-9334 (eave
mes51Cf1.
4 BEDROOM 3 BATH EL
TORO HOME Wind Rows
tract. Air, =· 2 years new! UPF throwih·
Lema a.ch ee.utiful
5 6edroom tarae ex. ec-
utive home with incred-
ible city & ~ views cooo 4!M-0211,
CATALINA OCEAN V1EW
CUSTOM t.mity home,
3 bedrooms, ~ bath, ~·~ room. 3,000 sq. ft.
$275,000. owner, 492·
6751
Ocean frt -Balboa P9ns-
la Pt by ~. 4 bdr
4be~'-"~· 2fpl-.VS695,
term land lease 67 -
3850
3 bdr. 2 be. T urtJe Rock
twnhm. lease $1200.
213-5!;6.2055 21~7(}
9560
LAGUNA BEACH BY
OWNER. Great white
...... city ... ~
desian. 3 fireplaces.
Maanificent master
suite. 3 bedrooms_ 3
baths. Good finMC•nc
available. $595,000 CK
best offer. 494-5401
~ owner·Lake Forest Private .,..,.belt k>ca-tion. 3 bidroom. 2 ...... house. 1,400 14-ft.. ,.,.._
~=~~ 200.' 12-5. $f'34.90o.
472~
LAGUNA NIGUEL BEAU·
TIFUL One bedroom, one
bath condo. Carpet, washer. dryer, POOt. Must
see! $85,000-owner.
49!>-8090 out. owner financrn1
available! f160})00. 95 ·1141 Ensign Classified 63 J-8120
Improve Your Quality of Life
Cofpol• t IMlth Promotion Dnc:tot
and
&erc:m~i9t
• ;.... tftOti .. & ect.IC ... you to
Cllel• 0t MOCIHY your lite.tyte 6ntoa
,.,. ,i a it•• "'roech rtwv mi-.
U.ULATDIY•Y
• ' Home Atme»ph•e
• Near HOIC)fi.f &
Medic• FICthheS
• Near Shopptng Areas
UFESTYl.Edl.SIENT
sg..22100 ....
150-3090 pm
LICENSED PRIVATE MSIOENCE
Lee Ctd in Orenge
........ .......... -.
714-53&«Me
BA~BYOWNER Charmi 'remodeled
l·IDY. 31 , 3 be home
$499,000 F• Wil coop-_. w/brkr 2782 Cin:1e
Or NB OP£N HOUSE 1-5 Sun
646-1514
Be•utiful El T cwo
Home ·1225 sq. fL. 3
bedroom. 2 balh. ~ custom uPIJ8(les.. ._
r::trw:t··~..:~ $143, . fCK sale by
(MfW.
21862 SHENANDOAH El TORO
770-9416
CORONA DEL MAR 3028-3034 bit PCH-
4 stories w/potential
........... by bids.
2nd lby. GNlt ....
locMion. Income 000. Aski ..
000.-Mlllt °""· /~619-56
Ot96
AUTHENTIC INSPIRING LOG HOME ESTATE ON
2.3 ACRES Bia Bear
Lake. Beautifut roltina .,..n lawns Md rose
mf~~ rooms. formal dini•
room. 13 bedr~ 9
bMhrooms. 2 ~
verandas. sun dick & maml rua, tumst.ct
:;.. down'° elms w -wc:e tar 21. AllD indlms
1915 .-en anc1 w.
Priced at ~. Owners will ....... ~--~ necutive home with
major equity. Can be
l..t•-~.Cll (714) 86M221.
135-5•4
*
514-0ul of .... ......
51 ...... Estat8 .....
CdM tF 2+3. 3+3.
OI ~ priv s-tr. 644-41
......... t...
-----~ Trull DBI Ill :-ll U111 ND a.a Ck .. =. Crl Da '1 ; ,_.
-.c:irll? • 17J.731L
• DdiUin ... a... Wo.4l .... ,... .....
·---~-.......... i-..11~.-.. Fis• ...
4J5.2'J15
... ll -THE NEWPORT ENSIGNIC08TA MESA NEW8INMHE TODAY""''
ntomotive
I I Tl
105 CIJIAGE SALE
4 pea! bww room set. ~ used. Jaa.d S765.
Sel $285. 952-4254
4 piece IMrw room set.
~ used Brown
shede$. Seu $350 an
9'2-4254
COllECTOR"S PlATES..
ANTIQUE HAWK. CUT Gl.ASS PUNCH BOWL
1 s· round. Gobaets.
~50. Even•na 493·
Ila's, ....
1914 Muime N" I .-..d!!! ISSan-oeae.: .. TU. ower
..... No cash down ~mo.-indl. pnq-~-95F2817
1967 Camaro-needs
encine work;$750! AU
primered-rncty for
P9illtil'S-495-15'7 after 6 p.rn.
1983 AUDI 5000 S
Sitver. sun-roof. k>w ~ non--smoker. Pn-"* party $7500. 240-6263 "! 2"40-6367
... ,.,
'80 l20S loaded w/ ~I
options. Supeo cond. '11.>:· Must See
714-639-«I08
c.·c
1979 CADILLAC Se·
vile-lair m ·1 •' fully k>9ded. wile wtt HIS. new
radi*, ~puter. $1,995.
1978 DATSUN 280 l.. 2
Plus 2. S-speed. -· sn/ fm. cassette. oriJinal
Ol9ftl!r. Good OOl lditiof L c.n for details. o~ (714) S3S-OllJ66 ,. ~ '321 ,. e9GillSS (714)
364-5120 -tor J.ne..
1973 240Z DATSUN
Lmded! Or-.. Ollnl!f'.
Must See! tile new! Must w.~7913
1980 HONDA CIVIC w-.on-5 speed. •ir,
mn/fm stl!r9o casefht. roof-~ ~Is.
12.850 E-.: • I It.
496-3785
1985 HOHM CRX-low
m it1 •· dllalZ8 AM/fM cassette stereo. •ir.
$8200/offer. Private
.-tf. 661-6934
We Lease A/I
Makes & Models
of Fine
European
Automobiles
714 • 557 • 4040
llrdc C.
•••
M1rced11 a...z
1973 Meroedes 450 SE
Exceptional Car. Like
New Cond. AH SN. ~
cords. 722..a900/527·
'1297
1980 MERCEDES 280 SE
f ~ k>eded! A'il. excel·
lent inside/out SitYef I
blue fabric interiOf.
$18.000! 855-0765
1985 SEL MERCEDES
loaded! 38,000/ offer. Bl~k/~Suthef in; tenor. Showroom new.
661-8565. 498-1632
1979 450Sl Metoedes.
Tan/WI IMlher w•ior .
True spoke wn wheets.
Becker stereo. Bu,.tar
alarm. Air. 2 tops.
$24i000/offer. 661· 821 ,. 831-1400
1975 280S Mercedes
Benz loedPt«\ &K>Od .oond,
Becker ste<eo $ l 4k.
720-1579.
1978 Ol.OSM08tl£ CU-
TLASS SUPREME . BROUGHAM. Like new!
2 door t.d-4op. ~000
~ miles. I oeded! air, am/fm stef'eo
cassette. pawer S'tf*·
~ till. cruise. New michelin tires.
(Dy/Red veba' ••iot $2..800. 582-8958 Even-~«awe messsr
'85 Trans ..wi lc*9ed w/
al Qlltiolas ww• Cy. Bob 548-7298 pm/ 65(). 6698M1 .
VcAnz•n
1981 VW Truck 5 soeed
lX '**--Aadwitht.n ineltrior. bcetlent con-
dition. $3,200/best
otlllr.
240-9096
VOLVO, 1983 GLTt 4
DOORri.. (SI l V R)
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MATTitlWS
Jo11plt6ne Acnea. of
Costa Mesa. passed
~April 2l"'L~986 at the 1118 ot 68. ~is sur·
vived by her dauahter
Ruth Kimsey of Costa
Mesa.
Ser.ices will be hejd
on s.t. April 26, 11 a.m.
at the~ Chapel 1n Arizona. under the
direction of Herbor·
Lawn Mt oen.e Mom*Y
&Cemetery.
O.C. C.. of Cott• ~ .... I 17, l lltthe ... ot
8 7. He is survived by
his dau•hter Mwpret Bartholomew of Costa
Mesa
Services were held
Sunday, April 20 at 4
p .m. in Harbor Lawn
Chapel under the di rec· tton of Harbor Lawn·Mt.
Oliw Mortuary & Ceme·
tery.
ALANIZ
Will'-• Lou... 32. ~ued away April 19. 1986. He is suriYed by
his mother Carmen
Hendrix ot Anaheim. sis-
ters Yvonne Alaniz,
Susan Otea, and Laura
H~.
Services were held
Wed., April 23, It 10 a.m. lit C.htwy ~.
Officiant by Pestor
Chuck Smith. undet the
direct ion of Harbor
Lawn-Mt Otive Mortuary &Cemetery.
SHULMAN
Ethel, of Irvine,
~ssed away April 20,
1986, at the aae of 77.
She is survived by sons
Arthur Shulman of LA.,
and David Shulman; sts·
ter Irene Auterman.
brother Charles Eisen-
bera. and 3 1rand·
children.
Services were held
Tues. April 22, 12 noon,
at H•rbor Lawn und«
the dtrection ot H.mor
Lawn Mt Otive Mottuaty & Cemetery.
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P• • »•ft 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IAVINE TOOAV
ART
"Actresses/ Audience," a joint
exhibition of recent work by
Karl Gernot Kuehn and Holly
Wright, will display through
May JO at BC Space Gallery,
235 Forest Ave., Laguna Beach.
Gallery hours are 11 :30 a.m.
to S:30 p.m .• Tuesday through
Saturday. For more information
call 497-1880.
will be on di.splay through April
30 at Quorum Gallery, 374 N.
Coast Highway, Laguna Beach.
Also featured arc acrylics by
Muricle Burch. Hours are 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Mondays.
For information caJl 4944$22.
Works by Jacques Henri Lar-
tipe and Marilyn Littman will
be on view at the-Susan Spiritus
Gallery, 522 Old Newport Blvd.,
Newport Beach, through May
24. Phone 4944t22.
MUSIC
American Indian sculpture
works by Clifford Fragua, on
display at Galcria Capistrano,
through May 18, 10 a .m . to
5 p.m. daily. Gallery is at 31681
Camino Capistrano, San Juan
Capistrano.
.. Chekhov in Yalta" will be per-
formed April 24 to 26 at 8 p.m.
in UCrs Fine Arts Studio Thea-
tre. Tickets arc S4 to $6. For
tickets and information call 856-
6616.
Confrey Phillips. Tuesday
through Saturday evenings at
the Newport Mandarin restau-
rant in Newport Beach from
5:30 to 9:30 p.m., 3950 Campus
Dr. Call 852--0900.
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Exhibits at Lacuna Beach Mu-
sewn of Art: Mountain Land-
scapes of Southern California
1900-1985, through April 27.
The Muse um is located at 307
Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Call
494~53 l for hours and further
information.
Paintlnp by Carolyn Cudenes
will be on view at Laguna Col-
lege of Art. Vettingcr Gallery,
2222 Laguna Canyon Road,
Laguna Beach. The exhibit will
run through May 15. For more
information call 497-3309.
Watercolors by Ellen Roberts
Hubor Sincen meet Tuesdays,
7-9:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant in Costa
Mesa. Call 494-8119 or 897-
0587 for details.
The Lee Ferrell Show, at Club
17, 1670 Newport Blvd. in Costa
Mesa. Wednesday through Sat-
urday nights.
Musical Events at UC Irvine:
Vocal Master C lass April 29.
For tickets and further infor-
mation call 856-6922.
Renate Holm, acclaimed Vien-
nese opera and operetta star.
performs for the Pacific Sym-
phony's seventh annual Vien-
nese Ball, April 26, Marriott
Hotel in Newport Beach. CaJI
973-1322 for reservations.
STAGE
April E~ents at Soutla Coast
Repertory: "Buried Child," writ-
ten by Sam Shepard and stqcd
by Sam Weisman. through May
11, Mainstagc, Tuesday to Fri-
day, 8 p.m., Saturday 2:30 and
8 p.m., Sunday 2:30 and 7:30
p.m. Tickets $16 to $2 l. Second
stage to May 18, .. Virginia,"
Tuesday through Friday, 8:30
p.m .• Saturday 3 and 8:30 p.m.,
Sunday 3 and 8 p.m. Tickets
are $16 to $21. SCR is at 655
Town Center Dr., Costa Mesa.
.. Bleacher Bum.t," a nine-inninc
comedy by Joe Mantegna and
the Organic Theater Company,
at Orange Coast College. The
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show will be presented by OCC's
Rcpettory Theater Company.
The production runs Friday
through Sunday, April 2S-27,
in OCC's intimate new SO-seat
Studio Theater. Curtain is set
for 8 p.m. nightly. Matinees
arc scheduled for Saturday and
Sunday afternoons at 2:30 p.m. •
.. The ICJn& and I" at Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call Dinner
Theatre, 690 El Camino Real,
T ustin. Prices start at SIS.9S .
doon open 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
through Tbunday, 7 p.m. Fri-
day and Saturday and I J :30
a~m. and 5:30 p.m. on Sunday.
For reservations call 818--1540.
"Last of the Clals," Fred Car-
michael's sidc--splitting comedy,
will run through June 8 at the
Harlequin Dinner Playhouse,
3SOS S. Harbor Blvd., Santa
Ana. Performances are Tuesday
tbrou1h Saturday eveninp with
Saturday and Sunday matinees.
For tickets and reservations
call 979-5S 11 .
.. A Moon fw t1M Milbeaott~.,
by Eugene o·Neill, will run
through May 10 at the Gem
Theater, l 28S2 Main St.,
Garden Grove. Tickets are S9
to Sl3. For tickets and infor-
mation, call 636-7213.
MISC
Dance EYents at UC lnine: Rep-
ertory Dance West April 26;
UCI Faculty Dance Concert
April 30 to May 3. For ticket$
and further information call
856-6616.
Religious
Services
TEMPLE ISAIAH (Cc 11 WWCMr)
Sabbath Service Friday niahts 8:15 p.m.
Rabbi Steven D. Schatz president: Fehx Van Beek
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CHOC Tour: From Bayside living to Hilltop Retreats
BY ANNETTE WATSON
A custom order day of mild sunshine and a blue sky with
white billowy clouds moving slowly across was the backdrop
for the Cinderella Guild's seventh annual .. Designs for Dining"
home tour that benefits the Children's Hospital of Orange
County was held Wednesday, April 16.
This year's tour involved two very different settings. Two
Lido Isle bayfronts were selected and their ambiance typified
the wonderful atmosphere of waterfront living and entertaining.
And then up to the picturesque hillsides of Newport's prestigious
gate-guarded community of Harbor Ridge overlooking the
ocean, Newport Harbor, Fashion Island and Newport Center
by day and Catalina sunsets and city lights during the late
afternoon and evening.
The home tour is well organized with the members of the
C inderella Guild working like Trojans to prepare for the day
that has become a tradition in Orange County. Tbe day before
the tour hostesses get down on their bands and knees and
put down miles of muslin to protect the homes' floor coverings.
A cheerful atmosphere presides as community merchants set
up their areas with as stunning and elegant a group of arrangements
as one could ever imagine.
Over the years the CHOC guilds have contributed over $3.9
million to the hospital from their various fundraiaers. In one
year alone the Cinderella Guild raised $60,000. CHOC, very
well know for its reputable care in treating children, is the
area's only pediatric medical center.
Tickets for this year's tour were $20 each and opportunity
tickets wer-e offered during the day for a variety of prizes which
were raffled off at a tea held at Von Hemert'1 Interiors in
Costa Mesa.
At the tea members of sister guilds participated in a table
design contest. Creative designs and elegant settings were exhibited
by the guild members.
M ucb love and cooperation is shared in preparing for this
day and it is this spirit that makes the tour memorable for
everyone-members, hostesses, residents. merchants and tour
participants.
This year's tour included the Lido Isle homes of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard E. Barrett and Mrs. Gavin Herbert, Sr. and
Harbor Ridge residences of Z. Mabel Allred and Beverly Minney.
All four homes were very different in style and character. yet
all displayed elegant lifestyles and projected the personalities
of the owners.
The Herbert Residence
Upon entering the Herbert residence, the view of the bay
i1 evident at once. Tbe home's entrance i1 a long ball with
a aarden patio off to one aide. Double doors at the end of
the hall open wide to live full IMl•antaae of the bayfront view.
The home 'I decor ii traditional ad depot with the blending
of F~ Italian and Oainne inftunca. Parquet wood Ooon
and OrieDtal rup lead into ~ home .. liVins room owrlootina
tbe bay and featuriq the colon of persimmon, celadon and o«-wbite in die luF. IOfa ad chain. A Chi'W'IC c:urio cabinet
..,..,. tbc Beabertl' iYOrJ colllcUoa.
... ~hDe Setter PaYilio• .. die merchant in ~ of aettiq
up a display in the liviq room. Buildint on the room'• predominant
Chinne motif, Pace Setter Pavilion created an intimaae tettina
for two on the cocktail table. A dramatic effect wu acbined
by using black .as the main color. The acce11orie1 standing
out against the black included the rich mixture of gold, silver
and .crystal.
The library has paneled walls which initiates the room's
comfortable atmosphere. Special penonal touches include zebra
skin area rup, off-white sofu which are situated u a converaation
area by the fireplace and a J act Bater painting of a ~bra.
The garden room directly opens onto the hol!le's bayfront
patio and garden with its alternating use of brick and lush,
colorful flowers. The room bu marble floors accented with
colorful large crewel pillows placed on an off-white canvas
sofa. The personal touch in this room is the ceramic turtle
table.
The kitchen is a gourmet's delight which is revealed in the
presence of the profesaional sized stove and choppina block
with a large usortment of copper utensils hovering above.
The dining room with its soft white wainscoting and wall
covering of English scenes in predominantly pcnimmon offen
a lovely setting for the handsome parquet table and chippcndale
chain. Large windows overlook the entry ball and side garden
patio, giving a very open, spacious feelina to this room. The
room also hu the benefit of the bayf ront view.
As tour participants walked tbroup the various rooms they
were greeted by hoateuea Mn. Carl Frova. Mn. Jama Dobrott
and Mn. Tbomu Mahoney. who explained all of tbe imasinative
and elepnt displays throughqut the Herbert residence. In addition
to Pace Setter Pavilion. other merchants contributin1 their
expertile were Port O' Call Pasadena in the front court,. Slavick\
Jewelcn i~ the entryway, Neiman-Marcua in the library, Roaer\
Gardens 1n the aarden room, Blackman Ltd. Jewelen in the
dinilla room. Williama-Sonoma in the kitchen and Charlie'•
Locker on the bayaide patio.
Indeed, a~ serene feclinJ comes to mind u one remini&c:a
about the Herbert residence.
The Banett Residence
A garden entry courtyard le..S1 into the Barrett'• Lido Isle
residence. At this point only partial view of tbe bay is evident.
However, once the front door is opened. viaiton immediaidy
sec a most picturesque view that ~ the bay and harbor
and, off in the distance, the towerin1 buildinp of Newport
Center and the billaidea that surround Newport .
The residence ii filled with penoaal toucbea. Tbe entry ii
individualized by the 1tainray witb a panl rail of flattened
brau railroad nails fonniq a...,. lb.al rarmbla mowflata.
French blue carpetiq ii pndocDiM•t ~ the bQfront
livina room-a ·taateful complemeot fot tM bleacbed pickled
pine furniture enhanced by tM ~. WW ud a-.e peen
upbollterecl low ICaD arno;ld bJ .._ fiacp'-e. wWc:la ii fnmN
in ivory toDlcl ...nae. A .... Ol 1.._ ... Ud a c9rio cMi9M,
coataiaiq claanaiaa aatiqac ~Wder ltoxa "~ Mloqecl
to Mn. Barntt'I lf•MIHC.lm. Ind w--. IOYlq ....aMI to
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ofdaetableliatMima.rooa.-,1111•':J•Alil 1 ia Wa•••tmld
themed clletl ... wtalell ... .... .. ..... wwe•lcally
handpainted. AcuMOria complemeati.aa tbe clilplaJ wae· Wa-
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A drive aloq·tbe Cout Jlialaway ud the ant1y wiadina.
1lopin1 hillaide rMdt of Harbor Ridae lads to t.bc ltUJUliq
bome of Mn. Mabel Allred.
Althoup the Allred residence wu built over a year qo,
the raidnta just mowd in last month. The bome tpelll perfection
riaht down to the smallest detail and that ia the reuon for
the delayed move-which saya that aettina tOl£l)a a IDMterpiecc
doan 't happen ovcm.ipt.
A brick front courtyard leads into the rcaidence. Once through
the doon, guesta step into a apacio111 entry ball and are faced
with the views ao particular to the Harbor Ridge community.
These views make one feel aloft in some priv~ tranquil enviroment
with no hint of the fut-paced, chaotic effect of the world
convolutin1 the psyche.
The home is furnished in clauical French furniture and antiques
that Mn. Allred bat collected in her travels. The buic colon
are salmon, blue and off-white. The wide entry ball has salmon
Fortuny fabric on the walls and the wood floor ii enhanced
by a custom area rug from Hong 1.ong.
The view from the living room i1 through French doon.
The ceiliDa is hip with ornate moldinp and salmon coloRCI
wainscoting on tbe walls. An antique salmon colored moire
sofa is situated by tbe fireplace which is framed in wood and
marble. A second convenation area features a print settee
and four Bombe cane chain.
Tbc Fortuny fabric of the entry ball appcarin1 a.pin in the
formal dinina room-adjacent to the livina room and bemfittina
from the home •s wondrous views, is a unifying theme throughout
tbe Allred residence. The dining table is dark wood with twelve'
fa bric chairs in antique salmon. An antique Baccarat crystal
chandelier bas been placed over the table.
Bullock's Wilshire created the display in the dining room
using items collected from around the world. An Oriental Obi
runner was placed in the center of the table. Handpainted
Mottabedeb Portuguese china in a tobacco leaf deli~ Oblique
Montaigne stemware and colorful figurine-stemmed epergnes
blended artfully.
The kitchen is bript and cheerful with white cabinets and
polished granite countertops. In the center is an island with
a wood block top. The floor in the kitchen and adjoining family
room is bleached pickled wood.
The kitchen display wu done by Kitchen Thinp utilizing
copper cookware, fine cutlery, an espraao m.echine. cook boob
and a French provincial pottery by Quimper ma.de in the faience
manner. All wu kept simple with each item creaaina a special
praeace.
A blue and camel area ru1 unifies the conversation area
in front of the farcplace. A print blue and brick-<e>loRCI aofa
and matchina chair make up the family 1ittin1 area with a
back drop c:reaacd by a maaift Welab cupboard.
The breakf ut area is aemicirculu with ccilina to floor windows
overlootina the entire Newport Barbor areL The breillut
table dilplay wu done by ABC Enterpri.sca and R.S. V.P. An
edible centerpiece of kale-wrapped styrof oam was filled with
grapes and strawberries and accented with delicale orchid blouoms..
The china wu Rothchild bird by Herend of Hungary~ Waterford
stemware and gold Oatware were pi.ced on bandm8de Tuscany
lace placemats. Special touches included ceramic bandformed
roses and a brass cane stand and top bat cooler.
The family room is ekpnt with dark wood boot.cases along
one wall, a aame table and teal cotton moire sofa. Tbc Kmi-
circular bar is in tbe bay window and overlooks the poolside
garden patio and harbor views. Off the family room is' a television
viewing room.
The patio is dominated by the natural lqoon effect of the
pool and spa. Lush plants and colorful flowcn sarround the
patio that is protected by a clear glass windbreaker-permitting
no obstruction of the views. Beside the pool ia a large antique
stone pedestal with a large oval beveled 11au top and iron
chain.
Tbc hostesses at the Allred raidcace. Mn. Dennis Pickens.
Jr., and Mn. Helen Stanley, pidcd tolll' participeldl throup
the diaplay1 which alao included those c-011tri•ated by Tbc •
Sllomtrom\ for the bar ill tbe brcUfMl room. ... 1-at::.,__,
of Newport Beach for tbc Upper Tenace. Da'rill OrpU for
tbc lower family room. aoau.o. .. for tM pootli•e .-» ud
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~ty domestic and import-
ed European furnitwa an: tbc
specialty of von Hemert lnte-
rion. a tJllrd ~aeration buainns
located at 159S Newport Blvd.
in Newport &e.cb.
The busine11 was incorpo-
rated in the 1920s u a small
interior design studio. Today,
von Hemert is a laip interior
design establishment with six
qualified designers on staff to
serve the customer. said Barry
von Hemert. president.
.. Another plus at von Hemert
is our huge inventory to select
from, .. said von Hemert, .. all
ready for immediate delivery."
The store features countless
room settings, complete in every
detail, von Hemcrt said .
.. Areas of the aalcs floor are
complimented with a contem-
porary fine import and extensive
gift gallery," von Hemert said.
"Our lift aallery is unaur-
pauod iD all of Oraqe County,
which make ua a favorite sbop-
piq atop if youn lootiq for
1omethin1 unusual, atop and
check us out," said Von Hemert.
Von Hemcrt said tbe business
makes ma9y trips to Europe
for merchandise.
"We are always receiving con-
tainen of new and vey unusual
merchandise and all at excep-
tional prices, .. 1aid von Hemcrt .
If you 're looking for that cer-
tain piece or fine acce11ory,
stop in now and have one of
our deaignen usist you," von
Hemert said. 0 You won't be
sorry."
The phone number at von
Hemert lnterion is 642-2050.
Von Hemert ·s is located at I S9S
Newport Blvd. in Costa Mesa.
Decorating update for home$
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over the staircase. in the foyer or
on the ceiling.
GOSSEN Mouktingsarc prcfin-
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The mouldings also are moisture
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To complement your individual
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in items that give a home that
penonal touch. Accent pieces
are probably the moat important
items that enhance the home •s
character-creating a home with
vivid personality that distin-
guishes it from the otben.
At Minuteman Way a large
variety of pieces arc available.
Items include picture•, wood
shelves, cotton braided throw
rugs available in a nice selection
of colors, handmade afghans
also featuring a host of colon
and country wreaths made of
dried flowen.
Other specialty items at Min-
uteman Way are small decor-
ative lamps, a variety of candlea.
ceramics. silk ftowen, duck de-
coys, crochet doilies, kitchen
towels and folk dolls that are
reproductions of the originals.
A baby and children-. section
features teddy ~ decorative
baby blankets and pictures and
plaques used to enhance a
room's wall decor.
Minuteman Way ii located
in Wcstcliff Plaza at the comer
of Irvine Blvd. and 17th Smet
in Newport &e.cb; phone: (714)
6S0-8388.
.k. . 7
Fully load clothes dryers and dish washen to save
energy. Tum off unnecessary lights and appliances . •••
Attics and their doors should be insulated to the
recommended level. Find out what the level · is at
a store that sells insulation. Check under floors,
around basements, crawl spaces, and foundation walls
for adequate insulation, too. And exterior walls may
need insulation. Consider purchasing storm windows
and doors or double-paned glass to keep in heat
and air conditioning.
There's No Place
Like Home
JOSI IRVINE AVE •• NE~PORT BEACH, CA 9f660
,,,,, 650-1311
In the Weslcliff Plaza
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for cup«i• wllida 1+11 ,,
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colon ill cutom aolid Yi.Dyl,
Rut\ Rup prida itlell in tbe
.election it provida for ita ~
to men .
.. Our atore ia packed with
every type of floor coverin1
imaainable. And our pricca
raqe from what you miabt want
to put in apartment rent.ala to
what you would want for the
moat expenaive home in tk
area," aaid Mart Bart, wllO,
alona with bit brother, _..,...
liahed the bmi""ll eiabt yean ...
Available at Bart\ Rup me
carpetina of all t;ncta wall to
wall. throw rup and area mp,
and vinyl and wood flooriaa-
Tbe abowroom ia W.. ofl'eriaa
a viaual treat and educatioD
for tboee who want Jo becoaw
knowledgeable about what'•
available in Ooor cowrinp.
.. We install what we ldl and
we're good at what we do.,.
Custom commen:ial and res-
idential work is available
through Hart's Rugs and tbia
includes hotels, offices, and
homes of all sizes. Custom dyina
2 Locations
ii dw to ••da die cw•a an rn'
need• AllOda special ••ice
at Hart's ii cmtom dcejpi ..
and CUltom bonlaiaa to -very 1pecific ud eicluivc
aeedl.
•tt tak.a more time to ..-t
difficult rcquiranenta, bat we
can do it. We pride oundvea
on our wort and profaaional
ltaff. Much of our wort ii done
directly with interior desjgnen
and arcbitecta, • aaid Bart.
(At Repo-Depo Boat Center)
8342 Garden Grove Blvd
Garden Grove, Calif. ~
1-714-636-1431
907 Foothill BIVd
La Cenada. Calif. 91011
1.a11-7ICMSl32 It,
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To f.rtllilr ·iu prol• 11i1se'
attit1lde ..... ll ... ii ~
patcriml IO tJm fGal ma•
of cutomen• parcla1111 laelp
keep the ofrJCC raaaiDI cffi-
cialtly.
llart'l llap ii loc •rd 11t 1000
Bristol Street Nortla in Plaza
Newport; phone: (714) 9SS-043,.
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Elegant Living
SillcieJwMe11• I 11 I
TlillDA Taca u an,_.
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Pf , • * • n, ot * ~•c•ra•W.••
tile ... r ' c1"'11 • "°'ida
for lier CMllll L
~wortllmlto&Mdle
clca-r *-••pricer a •
Bat I m.11 tlae bayilla part a
lot of faa ..t I lib to work
with peGllk So I rally ajoy
....-....,~--aid.
Trifla A Treanra carries
cc-•c m1+oraay bomc aa:euoria
and sifts dim iDdvdr ~
ut glw, artist br~ pictarc
frames, crystal QICS and bowla.
k1kidmcopa., pon:daiD aim-
als. acrylic seniag pil:a:s and
sculptu.ra, traftltiae picca mcb
as bowls, vases, obeliab and
bookends, handpainted and
dyed egp, art glass egp and
paper weights, ceramic •ases
and planters, wood ICfVing and
cutting boards, sacdc wallhang-
i.np, artist reprodacrioo pieces
and cast paper-a tbnc ctimen-
sional art form.
-i wanted to ckvelop a stOl'C
..._ pra1l1 cmlll mll *-
••,ma..1w111•Mini1M
•kcm.fmdlelltile•r ·= ....... r..-.-e
lu.arioa pieces.•.-. Mu-
nrella.
Trina A Tac •••ca allO cs-
ria a variety of 6-qaality
ilca.IUdeiamcU.-.s.-.
....... Fac:&m ... s .... t
ilapoi1L Lina ;.• t II 11t Tri-
fles A Treasures are 8oel9cl
poiCdaim, Orn:fon crysaal, Sa.
Louis crysaa1. rm and ~
Wilton AnnetaJe and Oricat
AflwKartglaa.
Spa:i1I sei vices at Triftr:s A
Treasures are coaplimc11ta.ry
gift wrappia~ UPS shipping
and in-home comaltaliom at
nocbarF.
T rifla A T aeaswcs, a family
businrss owned by Jw Maz-
z:udla and ber lnashand Jolm.
is localed in the Harbor Yaew
Cntcr al 1634 San Miguel in
Newpon Ba.ell; plaoae.: {714)
7S9-7766. Boan: Monday
tbroqb Saturday from 10 UIL
to 6 p.m.; Sanday from 12 nooa
to S p_m.; and. by appoinr.mmL
Luxury comes of age in the small
bathroom tub for two and whirlpml
One current lifestyle tRDd few
many Americans is to uppade
their balhrooms and cspcrially
to bave the hmuy of a wllidpool
bath. The diff"'na!ty ia that .....
Amaicanb9tbromm~aatmwe
and the majority .... s.-:c a.ly
for a fiftoloot tw•"'ub.
Amaican-SlaDdan bas added
new dimemiom, liaaaOy. witb
the Lexington Soaking lllltb with
measurements of s· x 36 .. x 20-
c1ccp. an addition of 3-to tk
width of the ftnt Lexingtoa
Whirlpool. and full 2-IDOl'C in
depth. Further. tJK tainaroo
Sew king .... bas dleaddrd .aiao-
-tioa of two bllCt slopes. one at
each end. making tk pool pcr-
fa:dy comfortable for two to
balk tOFtfa. The batll has •
cmt.er dnia. and die froal rim-
widtb iadrsignnt tola#•••• .... tr
dect-mouatc:d finin.p or wall-
moumc:d fiuinp oa tk lllKl
wall. • '...
For safety. the badt llm a llip-
rnista• Do« ud a mp pab
bu cnlnBy pasitioaed Oii die
bKk rim.. wlliclt am -.C 1awow::d
from aa iwaaW bllt wit..._
accn5 below ~ bdlind tJK tub.
Tbe l..ea..inaton Soak Bat.la is
availabk with or willaoat a wllirl-
pool faDCtioo. Bolh aft .... al
bcarily mnforcal hip gloss
acrylic to sift riPI ~ • ...-.
and acdkat qmlity. n.c wtlirl-
pool lwa factory ;-..11n1 wllid-
pool~ wida4cm. 2 'wd
~ jdS. 11ICl'c arc
two duw plalEd air w.nJ11l 1me
COiilbUll and • cob ......
~.am.r..s·a Tk
pmapand motor arc~ 11..p... widl
0.-lOmi.-.rU.Llisaal• .. ._
ical ti.-r. -r. batJI is also I . ?ehk for
Alllkca « ped' 1\1• ...-Mtc-
Fcw Miwl rea:w· in n1•sipe.
dJll9 ii • qptitl '-•:•-tic ~ &o.1 ..... -~dill.
sift e8IJ KUM to die wlliilpoal
syllaa.
Tk Lcx;..,oa S-tias ...
iaa izlllrillA• 1• St ' d
Wlillpcr Colon. ..... llcwy-
.... Slldl ............. Str' I
Sihu. 11-9 also aw;JeNr im
a.c. Fawa•·a , SIAiiA Yd=
low. Dladt:l/"m.c. Ama"rsic-•uwa_. Wllilr...
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a .s ''21-I '':x:t .... 211.21 211111 a zsu 7 7 b 2 1111 ciiV""' Pu 2 9
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Glass Looks That Sparkle
l'lls•a4ofwa.w11iD ..
tztF•r• C1ttw .. LiaM/A.rt
Glw 011·1 a.a-~ •
..._ ll1ica•1 ~few taicir
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-We .._ alwa11 .._ wdl
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•w • · •• .._a, tied
toie! •rwort._ .....
die CMMIJ. ToUy OU work
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ccw1cra •o9ilid Uic c:otlatJJ"
llidT•• CU.wlloil~
o! tile o__,.. of Captared 'l.ifllil Art Glw Dr ...
A ••iety cl wort ca lie done
New outdoor
dining designs
New m.. c.lifonia u ... c:1--
1a c .... Fawitm~ (..,rpo-
r-.1. T'Plc c I» Coar r:t:ioa•,
.... Ifie fiw piece .. (al-
.... fw rt ·,, willll .,....,_
ad a tal*.. Aaf..,.., pKICCI
jw .... lu;w. IWu• Saa.
Master .. brella ad coonli-
wcd pl•1 ds AC....,~
la:lioa• sofa aad c!aaise will
... be available a...:r this ICa-
soa.
New ted11aology in fmnit~
design combines tbc stRngtb
of solid aluminmn and the style
of The Cameo Collr:aioa•. A
disti•wtm blmd of traditional
and coaacmporuy stytrs. Fcal-
ming sotid alaminum comtnlc-
tioa aad fall sa.u seating for
maximum comfon. Vcnatik
style allows chairs to be used
naa wilbom cmbiom All sec-
liom ~ fastened with stainless
lll:d lmnhrarc.
Tiac Cameo Collection-is
anilaWe iD an arny al decor-
._ &... colon.. Colon lik
E-.upa:a. Teal. Dusty Rose
ad Cameo Btac inspire yoar
aabvity.
ladiYidual apn:sslOD within
a color scbcm~ is facilitated
by tk .. rangr ol fabric chot-
ca. Select color coordinated
fMric cmluoas or C'ftD a Dduu
S-Mmta t: mbrdla. Sdr:ctioa
of cmllioa styles from classic
to casual Cmbions aft designed
few easy c.arc and will DOl retain
~ aftu a nlia • fnm tbe
pooL ClaOOK froa over a
k .... al diffcrcw& fUrics. »
IQcbaa II eca 1 a ...... 11 do-
.... wllal ca•hi*Oll 1rit1I one
~die_, &w colon.
Tiie frame fmilla ia • polyater ,.,... .,.,.,in, that ii dedro-
1tatically applied and baked
OD tbc IOlid alum.iaam fnum:s
for an Cil.ftmely durable and
unooda finish
The weight and leg span of
The Cameo CoUcction• table
and chair mate them the most
stabk oa the market. Table legs
have adjustable leveling pads
whicJI eliminate table wobble
OD WW: ri!D surfaces.. Tbc table
is available an five diameters:
42·. 41·. s2·. SI .. and 62 ...
California Umbrella has been
manufactunng quality patao um-
brdla for forty yean. The Dc-
luu SanMaster umbrella bas
been the standard for quality
ia the indaary. It is with that
same dedic:Mion to quality ~
product excellence that Call-
foraia Umbttlla CasuaJ Fur-
aitme proudly introduces The
CallM':O Collection.. A vailabl~
al betta patio shops.
For more uaf ormataon wnt~
for a full-color brochure and
cndop SI to cover posu.gc and
handling to. California Um-
bttlla.. Depanment CF. P 0
Box 4728. Diamond Bar. CA
91765.
Savvy Spa-Shopping
In a natural yanUikt waing as tits or can be inst.a.Ucd by
Foar Seasons Spa daon a var-Foar Seasons Spa. The spas
iety al spas.. P"bos. dccb and arc acrylic and arc available
lws dm ~ ~-.lahk in a variety of siza..
-1 atn)' Ca••lina Spas and -1 feel people should shop
•J pnm an good. became aroaDd to S11::ic wbal is avai.lablc
I llaft no ovabud AD ol my in tk alQ of spa. I am proud
items an self-contained and of my quality merchandise that
ponablc. -said owner Brian I am able to offer at discounted
Harwood. This is Harwood ·s pria:s. •said Hanroocl.
seooad '°1calJOD.. bis first stOft Four Seasons Spa a.s located
i• La Canada opcn~d seven at 8342 Garden Grove Blvd.
,ears .,_,_ . in Gmdcn GrO¥C-in the Rcpo
ni.c pzrbos and decks arc Depot business area: phone:
redwood and caa be pun:based (714) 636-1431 .
Look to Caladiums
To Spark a Garden
8on:d wiO begonias'! Cool oa satik pnkD plants that arc ga.m-
coleas'! Ulliatcrested ia illlpa-iag ill popm.riay.
aims'! lldyillg oa die same shade-C••M;._ are dOlely related
tolaallt pints year after year IO lk pnp-1• ........ iadestruct-
... tiraalK. iWe plailodclldroa-.aad arc as
Wiiy _. F'"' • " ....,. gs-rai.ticat despite tlleir $1elicate
.. i .. ill abdc by cltoosi•1 lllltlC•WWW..
z p 21 .... me aoric wl wildlJ FF• a.~ Cpamph1 ... W ~ti~ . ,,, wrc··· : -ucy a..w• .... wmc
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Glass Art Concepts ~ 891-0631~895-1666 ~
Residential • Commercial
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',..A Silk Thumb™
... a unique tropical paradise of
silk plants, flowers and trees.
All allk plenta are not created
Highest Quality and Best Service
Design • Create • Install • Maintain
Your liome or office
You .an't lie disappointe
14535 Redhill, Tustin
Mon-Fri 10-6 PM. Sat. 10-5 PM
730-5307
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Mainly SeCoad.t bas recently
moved iu multitude ol bateta,
vases, plants, kitchen acceuo-
ria, cookware-including mic-
rowave, Mexican, American and
Italian pottery, wrapped stem
exotic silk flowers, toys and
bath accessories into the well-
known bright pink building on
the corner of Newport Blvd .
and 16th Street-that formerly
housed a produce market .
.. We're well-known in L.A.
and the San Fernando Valley
areas. Several news stations have
featured us, because we offer
such discounts-from 30 to 90
percent every day which means
we are able to off~ great prices
to our customen. Now we are
establishing stores in various
locations in Orange County-
including a giant 8,000 square
foot super store which will open
soon in Buena Park .
.. Our name is a little mislead-
ing, because we now carry more
high quality items from close-
outs and over-runs. When we
started our business 11 years
ago, we sold pottery seconds
in an empty lot. Because of the
quality merchandise we offer
at discounted prices, our busi-
ness grows about 30 percent
a year-allowing us to rapidly
establish stores throughout
Southern California and Oak.-
land," said owner Mike Bonk.
The merchandise at Mainly
Seconds changes constantly-
depcnd ing on Book's volume
purchases on a grand scale of
high quality items. He said, "Our
goal is to be able to keep our
mark-ups low. The secret to
this concept is in buying smart
and then passing the savings
on to the customers. We also
import our own containers of
baskets, silks and other mer-
chandise from Thailand, the
Philippines and China."
Mainly Seconds offers a var-
iety of plants from two inches
to over six feet and cactus ... Our
plants are very healthy and of
florist quality. They arc hand-
picked from about JS different
growers throughout California.
We have them delivered fresh
two or three times a week. Each
week a different type of six-
inch plant goes on saJe for $2. 99.
We have such confidence in the
health of our plants that we
will take them back-within
a reasonable time-if our cus-
tomen are not totally satisfied, ..
said Bonk.
Mainly Seconds prides itself
on its service. liberal exchange
and refund policy, free delivery
on large local orden, free bole
drilling in pots and free trans-
planting with any purchase of
a pot or plant-excluding, how-
ever. cactus and outdoor plants.
.. My staffs arc knowledgeable
about what we sell and they
arc able to instruct customers
on the best c•re for their
plants-they can explain the
plants' ideal growing condi-
tions, .. said Bonk.
Mainly Seconds-open seven
days a week-is located at 1601
Newport Blvd. at 16th Street;
phone: (714) 541 -2161. Mainly
Seconds accepts major credit
cards.
30% OFF WALLPAPER
20% OFF FABRICS
OVER 650 BOOKS
SCHUMACHER -WAVERLY
CHARLES BARONE
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ASTOR
LAURA ASHLEY
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YORK
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ameritone
paint center
369 E. 17th
COSTA MESA
646-8774
vUaf2h,g ~11aage Cou•ty
~ vU011e C~o,.,u~ ~oce <t:To ~lue
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Interior Designer Celet>rates Success
Maida tlainl-Ue taec day I
cams to tM Ulited S..._ 21
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tMl people lib me MCGa,ir~
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· 1 wortecl at La T ... • ftOll
Store Paints Big Picture
Wida over twenty ycan in
the hqei"""• Tun Wa&IOD hepn
developina Ameritone Paiau
into. full lerYiice home impr~
meat center three yean ap.
Today bis store ou 17tb Street
in Costa MeM feat111a 1450
square feet of evcrytbiq. from
paints, to wallpaper, to drapery
and upholstery fabrics to car·
peting.
.. Our philosophy is to offer
people what they want. We start-
ed with the full raqe of paint
types and equipment and from
there we built up our inventory
to where now we can offer ap-
proximately 400 fabric samples,
over 6SO wallpaper boob and
an interior designer on the pre-
mises to help our customers
solve their decorating prob-
le~" said owner Jim Watson.
Ameritone Paints prides itself
on its service. In all of its de-
partments a full range of lines
and prices are available from
the economical to the top of
the line. The store's specialty
is paint and custom color match-
ing is done precisely ... Closeness
is not what we're after, we want
exactness. It takes a little longer
to mix paint this accurately.
but iCs service like this that
bas enabled us to expand our
business three times over since
we started three years ago.··
said Watson ..
Specialty items IUCb .......
tcleetioe of Purdy ,.. WUllla
caa be f ouacl at Ameritoac
P.ma.awellaeq..,_mfor
wallpaperina.
Dilcoat pric:a of 30 ~CCDt
off on wallpapers are alwa11
available at Amaitont Paints,
became tbe mart·up ia oaly
10 to IS pe1ceat dcpaMlina on
the uaount purcbued. The in-
terior desi1ner specializes in
wallpapen and upholsteiy and
drapery f abrica. She is available
for appointments.
Ameritone Paints features
one li.ae of carpeting exchllivel)
and that is by Columbus. A
carpeting salesman is also avail-
able for appointments. Then
is no fee for his consultation.
He is very knowledgeable and
will explain the di:fferent grad~
of carpeting and what is best
for specific purposes.
.. Everything in our store is
competitively priced. For ex-
ample, we have not raised our
paint prica in the three years
that I have b.t the store," said
Waaaon.
Special services at Ameritone
Paints include fabric and wall-
paper book check OUt at DO
charge and help with locating
specialized equipment.
Ameritone Paints is located
at 369 East 17th Street in Costa
M~ phone: (714) 646-8774.
The questions to ask
When considering
Mini-blind purchase
Owning new blinds should be a satisfying experience. Sad~y.
even expensive blinds often don't work well one~ they re
installed. You can avoid making a mistake by checking these
five things first:
O OPERA TI ON-Simply put. you want a blind t~at "docsn'
jam, but most do. Look for .... large~ "f ree-floaung c_ord-
lock mounted on the beadra1I exterior. !he _narrow 1am-
bar bidden deep inside the beadraiJ of most.b~ds is _a headache.
Also, took for stainless steel rollers at all f ncuon pomts.
O SLATS-The best slats are made o~. cof!'osion resistant.
spring-tempered aluminum al.toy, .008. t~ack . They _bold
their shape well and resist accidental cnmpmg. The thinner
blades (.006") of economy blinds droop between support
ladders and damage easily.
O CORD & LADDERS -These should be 100% nylon
·1b a narrow diameter. The cotton sheath al'ound ~ost :~rd wears out quickJy from friction and exposure ~d shrinks
when the blind is cleaned, altering the ~ngtb. Th1cker cord
causes twisting and jamming in the headrail.
0 GUARANTEE-Look for a minimum of two years on
all parts and workmanship; t~e ~t ~ five yean. Be sure
to know exactly who to contact if servtee is necessary·
O REPRESENTATIVE-Demand profeuionalilm from
him in appearance and man~. U a H~" macly &bows
. you colon and pva you • pncc, you 're beiD& sllortdaaqed. ~ for a clctailed demomtration in your lllome so yoa c:aa
-'-e an educated decision. A referral from someone you m... . ..._ u.t ii pal protcdlOD _.......
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tllil widl K •h• Re II r'I ~
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tobecwa~.9Sllellid
ya ad we are to...., to MK
la Willa • ia .,. .........
ncu veatme. Marpcrite will
ICrft our dil ata • • llll'Pr•
Corner shower gives more
space for your luxury bath
er-that is wW abe wants to You can hoe tbe luxurious dcsiped stylina blends in with
do now.• said lt..eae. bathroom JCN~ ~wanted most decon. It requires only
~ude11-1toseDe•1 offen tbe at a COit you11 lite. Witb the two exiJti91 walll ud leas than
full raDF of savica in the iD-spaCC1&vllll K..inketd· Corner. nine 1quare feet of OOM area.
tmor desip buaiD"J' u well Eauy Shower wait ud die ~ leaving more space to create
as a showroom that features teM Neo-ADgle Shower Stall your own mvironmcnL
antiq~ one-of-a-ti.Del pieces unit. In addition, the problem of
and imported MeD:n furniture ~ meay Ooon is eliminated
that is handlCulplcd and hand-Fitting into a th~~e-(oot-by both shower umtt• leak-proof
painted. From tbae liDa many square space ~ ~ only threshold 8nd Oftflapping seal
custom pieces cu be made. Cm-two walls for 1mt•llat1on, the combination. Available in silver,
tom handpainted fabrics are Corner Entry Shower allows gold or bronze frames, each
also available through~ more space for deco~ ideas. style is easy to clean an dis cor-
Rosene 's. Color combinations This unique shower adds style rosion resist•nt.
can be custom ordered to the to a bathroom design A feeling For more information about
spccifacations required by the of a ... ~en~·isp~ the Corner Entry Shower unit
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1634 San ~, Newport Beadl <>aa» from Roger's Gardens)
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Villqe Patio, a qllt ..ct
cbeeifal store, bM been ia ~
inea for tlali1ml ,an. It o«m
a variety of cuual f onaiture.
.. We nriDa wi&h tbe ..-om-
duriq the fd we feature indoor
furniture for f~ roo1111 aDd
game l'OOllll .ad in tbe sprina
and summer we expand on patio
and poolaide furniture, .. said
owner Georp McHarria.
Now ia a 1ood time to pt
acquainted with Villaae Patio,.
became it ii the tnmitioD period
from fall to aummer witb tales
in both cate1oriea. --Our indoor
. furniture ia on sale ad we are
Uvial a,... 11•• lall • w outdoor furidtare. Tllere are
many 1ood kr1aia1 oa oar
doeo-outl OD Midi ile.m M kit-
da Ida, IOI'• illd ....... ad
Wicket.,-.,• Uicl MCHarril.
Many liaea repreaeatin1 a
apen of pricer....-are &Yailable
at Villqe Patio. Complete ao-
ceuoria IUCb • cuabiOm and
umbrellu are carried too.
Linea repraented at Villqe
Patio include Tropitoae, Mallin,
Brown Jordan. Allibert. O.W.
Lee, S.A.~ .• Saac_nft, Darolet
and Lawn Comfort.
Tropitoee ia wiy,..a• _,,
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decei~ ..... ~ tnle Of AMCO Wider .. ..,,.,_
located aear tM wiMry aad
w ...... ladwarial w., cada .. •
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ltl ~II beiDI emall
ii ablol11tely llliale..Sia1. Tlae
wanbou1e1 aroaad tbe bact
are not vilible from tbe front,
wlaich coaceall 1$.000 aquare
feet eaocbcl with a c:omprebcD-
livc inventory of over 2',000
difreraat typea of iaema for ra-
ideatial, commercial ud ia-
d.m.I pufPC*I.
AMCO ii a tlainl .....
family-run ............. .
in 1956. lta plliloeoplay can be
acea ia iu ia.eatory-.. carry
~ ud carry it in• larae ldectioa..•
"I would aay we are tbe bqat
1toctiD1 distributor of decor-
ative llardwan and plumbina
(axtma arouncl. In bathroom
fauceta alone -ba¥e O¥er '°°
ICU in ltock tlaaa ranp from
S29.9S to 12500-which carry
aemi-precioua 1tone1," 1aid
owner Bob Lanfranco.
AMCO bu been orpnized
10 that it ii euy for people to
do buainn1 in tbae. •Jt\ lite
puttiq people in a candy atorc-
we off er anythin1 and every-
tbiq-u extreme or elaborate
u a penon wants to go. People
can create exactly what they
want-they are not forced into
packqe-buyiq. We can tailor
anything 1CCOrdi.q to a penon 'I
whimsy. And, this it fun for
our customen," said Lanfranco.
d \ • Items found at AMCO in-
clude decorative mail boxes,
kitchen, bathroom and wet bar
1int1, spa tuba, custom-built
cabinett competitively priced.
porcelain shower tae.dt, &bower·
ups, reproductions of antique
fixtures. abower curtain rinp
for claw foot tubs, cabinet hard-
ware, Ducane gu barbecues,
fireplace grates, tool sets and
screens and gas log sets and
keys.
For every item AMCO car-
ries, there is a nice selection
to choose from. For example,
penon1lized mail boxes come
in different 1tyle1-includin1
thoee that are bandmeck of aolid
brua. ~obi come in pon:dain
colon to match decon u well
as ia crystal. A new item,
shower-ups, abo come in solid
bnu. AMCO carries over (IC)()
bathroom sinks and over 100
wet bar ainb. ~tcben cabinet
hardware is varied and even
comes in acrylic covered seeds
and aea shells. Sink pop-up
knobl range from aimple styles
to large and ornate crystal.
AMCO ranks u tbe largest sin-
gle store distributor of Ducane au barbecues. "The polished
copper wet bar sink is a bard
to pt item, but we keep a lot
on band. We carry many un-
usual items as our regular stock
items," aaid Lanfranco.
Special aervices at AMCO
include custom cabinet buildin&
custom construction of faucets
and ps 101 sets, free delivery
and a company warranty on
all~-in the store.
AMCO bu an experienced
ataff of ritteen that repraentl
about 130 yean in the buildina
iladaatry. The atore ii located
at 1514 Newport Bhd. in Colla
Maa; phone: (714) Mi..-114.
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. · School Of Interior Desip also
With a good reputation and
a vast store of experience behind
him, Ron Baron opened bis first
design school in Beverly Hills
in 1968. Since then be bas deve-
loped a series of schools which
have the philosophy of training
students to enter the field of
interior design.
.. Ron's reputation bas spread
throughout Southern Califor-
nia. He is known because of
the many homes be bas done
for film stars. I became bis
partner three years ago and to-
gether we have organized a
school of interior design that
fully prepares students for the
interior design business. We
arc proud to say that our school
has produced many impressive
designers who have established
fine reputations in the business, ..
said Cathy Zilco, who, along
with Ron Baron, owns the
school. Her background is ex-
tensive in the field of interior
design and complements the
experience of Ron Baron.
The school bas 14 instructon
who are also working interior
designers. ••we feel that it ia
very important to have our stu-
dents learn from working de-
signers ... said Zilco.
The school's beginning pro-
gram is designed to take three
months and involves learning
about color, textiles, the history
of f umiture, design layout, fur-
nit ure arrangement and home
design projects.
The intermediate program
emphasizes developing the port-
folio, drafting, and working
with colorboards. Business
claua ate afso included which ofl'en a clua in •Rmctering."
teach atudCnu about purchase This is when tbe students learn
orders, contracts, flow charts, to draw a room in penpectivc
actU.. publitllcd aad devel-with the furniture pWced around
opina promotioi c:ampaips u the room which shows clients
well u ttie psycbology of selling how the room will actually look
and preparina for interviews·. after it is completed.
The advanced program takes Ron Baron School of Interior
6 months and involves the stu-Desip offers training for people
dent in space planning. wrhis wbo want to go to work in the
is where the students step over design business as well as to
the line of decorator into the people who want to become
world of the interior designer," more knowledpble about fur-
said Zi.lco. niture, fabrics, design and color
In the advana:d program the theory. "Our students arc of
students work on several pro-an ages. We have many people
jects such as designing the in-who have become disenchanted
tenors of a restaurant, retail with their fields and decided
store, office and model home. to change careers. Interior de-
Much is involved in these pro-sagn is a very interesting and
Jects mcluding lighting place-challenging business. We have
mcnts and total space organ-a hagh placement rate and our
azation. networkmg ability really helps
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us help our students fand jobs
after they have completed their
training. I, myself, cbaqcd ~
reen midstream and have found
the interior design busineu a
most rewarding career ... aaid
Zilco.
All of the major design or-
ganizations have representation
within the staff of the Ron Baron
School of Interior Design. Ron
Baron himxlf is a member of
ISID and NHFL. Cathy Zilco
is a member of ISID.
The Ron Baron School of
Interior Design is located in
the South Coast Design Center
at Stoncmeill, 291 S Redhill,
Suite CIOJ, Costa Mesa.
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Wall Repairs
Those troublesome nicks and
dents inevitably happen to walls
in active households are no lonaier
a problem with Durabond Wall/
Ceiling Patch Kit.
The Wall, Ceiling Patch Kit
contains everything needed for
quick and easy minor repairs.
including:
I . Eight pounds of pre·mixcd
patching compound
2. A roll of self-stacking fiber
mesh tape for rc1nf orcement
3. A flexible plastic spreader
4. Sandpaper
As an added convcn1cncc.
easy·to-follo"" amtructions arc
printed on the 1dc of the Patch
Ku bucket
The bucket's .. snap-on·· hd
preserves patching compound.
for reuse for the kit as often as
needed. For easy handling. the
patching compound and all acces-
sories fit back in the bucket to
keep everything together and
ready for the next project.
Available at selected home
centen and home repair centers
nationwide, tbe Durabond Patch
Kit is distributed by the Dura-
bond Diviaion. USG ladustria.
Inc .• HIT ~ 121-ZZ, IOI
South Wacker Drive, Cbicqo,
Dlinoia 60606 ..
The ........ ol DUq•
accnsorict, ~ Nprodoc-
tions Ud Pft itemt at Tbe <M-
ria,e Houe in Irvine latea a.
tomcn beek to the C:taya when
an abUndance of items created
warm personal toucba thr-ouah-
out the bome.
The specialty items at The
Carriqe Home blend well with
antiqua. The store is divided
iato diffeleM ..... With ac-
ccata oa crcatiaa an old-
ftilliooed ..Una
An Eas'ith Maor Room fa.
tura masculine ~ ~.
ducb, decoya, men's acca10-
riea, bnuware and ICl'imabaw.
Goldilock'1 Cottap defines
the children's ana and a nice
variety or antiques and repro-
ductions that include toys~ col-
Starving Students Tell
Their Moving Story
When Randy Driscbel came
to Cal:ilornia in 1975, be nee«d
a job. .., looted at my reaour-
ca-1 was strona and able and
I bad a pict-up truck. So I put
an ad in tbe paper that I could
do 111ovin1 and baulina.. There
wu such an amaz.iq respome
to my ad that I decided to stay
in the moving bminess," said
Driscbel
Today, Starving College Stu-
dents Moving Company bas six
moving vam and a staff of well-
trained employees. -OU.. driven
train for several months before
they m allowed on their own.
We are proud of our work and
the many calla and letters of
thanks and appreciation let us
know tht we have done good
jobs for our customers," said
Drischcl.
Starving College Students
Moving Company primarily
serves Oruap County, but on
oc:cuion the vans travel u far
u Palm Sprinp and San Diego.
The company offcn fuJI service
movina and now provides a
warehouse to meet the custo-
mcn' needs.
041 feel a connection and rap-
pon with the people in Orange
County, because they supported
me from the beginning. They
followed my company•s growth
and expansion through the
years. We attribute our succaa
to our reputation that has spread
by word of mouth,"' said Dri-
schel.
Starving College Students
Moving Company i1 located
at 1306 Logan A venue in Costa
Mesa; phone: (714) 7'22-1062.
Outdoor Dining Designs
Continued from pqe •
ier, store manqer. Dining sets
stan at S299.
Another popular line at Vil·
lage Patio involves. a rain trpc
furniture. These hnes arc im-
ported from Europe and arc
especially well-suited to coastal
climates. becau.~ they have their
colors injected into the frame
mold .... These are not painted.
the color is throughout the
frame. They come in a variety
of colon." said McHarris.
These resin lines include Al-
place screens, and director chain
and recoven.
Barbecue linea include Du-
cane, Happy Cookcn, Weber,
Mr. Meat Smoker and Fire
Magic. Styles are in either por-
table or built-in.
Umbrellas come in a variety
of lines too-Tropitone. Brown
Jord~ Sun Air, Finkel, Bojcr,
Treasure Garden. California
U mbrcll' and Peerless. Parasol
beach umbrellas arc available
also.
'We are a comprehensive store and can
get just about anything/ or our customers. '
libcn from France, Hartman
from Holland. Darolet from
Germany and Lawn Comfo~
from Belgium. "'They come . 10
a multitude of styles and prwe
ranp They are 10 woodcrf ':'l
for thil area, became there JS
no paint to chip, no color f 8:'1i.n&
or dilcolorina and most p1cca
have no metal to rust." said
Gap.icr. .
Special features of Village
Patio's other lines include O.W.
Lee in wrought iron. S .A.K.
in wrought aluminum which
hu the loot of wrought iron,
Suocraft in cut aluminum and
Brown Jordan in redwood. Also
available on request are Aviante,
Alumont, Finkel and many
other lines ... We are a compre-
hensive store and can get just
about anythina for our custom-
en," uid Gapier. .
Villqe Patio also cames bar-
bccuel wnbrellaa, frce-ttanding
and ~-in farcp~ pa 101
and tool 1et1. custom-made fare-
Telescope and Gold Medal
arc Village Patio 'I director chair
Jines; they are both made in
the United States and are of
hardwood that is kiln dried.
As a comprehensive casual
f urniturc store, Villaae Patio
offen such servic:a u custom-
made cushions and recondition-
ing, rcfinishin& ~paintina and
restripping of all paeccs.
Village Patio bu a store lo-
cation in Santa Ana's old Tent
and Awning building which bu
become a county landmark.
... This is our warehouse outlet
that features floor model ·~
cia1s as well as new items. Tbii
is a combination store that offcn
excellent bargaim to our cus-
tomers." said McHarris.
Villaae Patio bu an enthu-
siastic staff of well-trained cm-
p lo yees who know all facets
of the mercbandile.
Villaac Patio is located at
1706 Newport Blvd. in Costa
Mesa; pbone: (714) 631-2981.
lecd'Me ~ pict .... ,.-1111,
handmade quilt• Ud o«W
clotbiDI ilem$.; Dipt ..... iiilld
old waaom.
Tbe V'ldorian Parlor ~JI
tbe more fem.iaine iteml 1ucla
u laces, haDclkercbid1. bridal
accessories, photo albums and
garters.
The Shaker Kcepin1 Room
bas Americana antique items
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Garden of Siik· Flowers
May Fool Mother Nature
It bappeDI all the time. Y oa'n
~ for tlW ·~ loot for your home, but you're Dot
ame jult bow to put all the eJo.
meats toftlber. You know you
waat quality macbudile and
1ometbia1 sophiltieated. You
need penonalitt.d aervice and
expert advice. What you don'
need ia another custom-made
diaappointment.
Susan Scbapel and Cindy
Myen can take the wony out
of your CUilom work. At the
ownen of A Silt 1bumb, a .. _
unique tropical pandile of silt
plaata, nowen and tree•" in
Tuna, they've been pleuiaa
people with their ~rmanent
plants .. aincc 1918. The ownen
only offer top-of-tbe-line mer-
cbaDdile that ia IO realiatic peo-
ple often try to water it.
•we-ve fooled plant 1ervica,
• and our customers aay tbey\re
mailed the lilb and people re-
marked how well they survived
without water," laughs Susan.
.. Maybe we could fool Mother
Nature, too."
"Finding quality items is
sometimes difficult. There are
now many importers, each of-
fering several hundred silks to
choose from." says Cindy. The
owners of A Silk Thumb might
only select two or three items
from a company 04because we
know our customers can sec
the difference."
In addition to quality items,
what sets A Silk Thumb apart
from other silk shops are the
ownen • backgrounds and ser-
vice philosophy. "We take a
different approach to the silk
business," says Cindy. ••Both
of us have interior design back-
grounds and to us these arc
not just silk plants and Dowen,
but accessories for your office
or home."
Eight yean of experience have
taught Susan and Cindy bow
to please their customen. "'We
have found that the number
one problem customers have
is they don't know bow to tell
us what they need, .. says Susan.
.. But we find out by asking spe-
cific design questions: what
mood do they want to create,
wbat their prioritia are, ud
what their~ iL"
To belp tbcir dimla meme
an.,.,....._., S...a or a.dJ
briq out umplm cA ctiffc,eat
colon, sim, wl ehapa oldow-
en wl pluta, poapiDa diem
toftlber before tbe caatomer\
eyes. When they -• noel ,.
or no, they quietly lcara tbe
customer's penona1 ta1te.. Prom
there, it\ just • matter ol deeip
to artilticallJ create ... baild
plants, trees, floral arraap•
menta, diab prdena, centerpie
ca, or anything elae the cu-
tomer wants. Desip aR aner
routine. •wedoalj..ado ~
try Frencb OT Oriental daipa, ..
says Cindy.
A Silk Thumb'• office and
home plant daip comultatioD
service baa proftll popular. •we
have a Iarae rd'enal bnainaa, •
says Susan. "Aa much u 80
percent of our custom office
work is a result of our doing
the homes of the company pro-
ident or one of the company's
employees." A few of A Silk
Thumb's corporate accounts
include the City of Garden
Grove, the Orange County Do-
partment of F.clucation. Orange
Cout Magazine, Dean Witter
Reynolds, U.S. Benefits, and
many of the companies in the
South Coast Metro Arca. A
Silk Thumb bu also received
awards from the Orange County
Fair Committee for its Booth
Design.
"'We feel successful every
day." says Cindy ... We love what
we do and we take a penoaal
interest in each of our customen.
Our ·store is small, but we've
got big ideu and our goal is
to provide top quality and ser-
vice. We can do it all-d~
create, install, and maintain.
Our customen are pleased be-
cause they know that when they
come in here, they're taltiag
to the owners and we really
care that they are happy."
A Silk Thumb is located at
14S3S Redhill Ave. (in the Alpha
Beta Shopping Center at Wal-
nut) in Tustin. Telephone: 730-
5307. Hours: Monday-Friday
10 a.m. to 6 p.m .• Saturday
10 a.m. to S p.m.
Choosing colors when
decorating for your season
One metbOd of color selection
for decorating as the seasonal
color theory system. whic~ is
popular with fashion consumers.
According to the Jleory. every-
one can be catcgori~ as belong-
mg to one season of the year by
their skin. hair and eye coloring.
and the colors of that season that
arc most flattenng to them.
Fashion consumers purchase
clothes according to their season.
and decorating consumers plan
their homes so they arc sur-
rounded with their most flattering
colon.
National Decorating Products
Association (NDPA) says more
and more decorating center cus-
tomers arc requesting assistance
in color select.ion using the sea-
sonal color theory. ND PA repre-
sents 7 ,000 decorating centcP
ltor'C1 in the United States and
Canada.
Spring is statistically America\
favorite color s-lette for dtco-
ratina, reprdleu of tbc purcbu-
er'I tna nature teUOD. Many
tndiliz •I colon are includlld..in
this group. including clear, bright
greens. blues. yellows and pinb.
Summer people often choote
soft colon such as light blue.
rose brown, navy blue. rose pint.
lavender and plum.
Autumns. which have the wid-
est range of cok>r intensity within
their palette. can decorate with
both muted and clear colon.
Dark brown, camel. beige. or-
ange. gold, warm red and moss
green arc best for people who fall
into this category.
The stark contrasts of winter's
colon produce an effect of high
drama when used in decorating.
The colon which provide the
most flattering background for
winter dccoraton arc navy blue.
black. white, bright red. gray.
shocking pint and deep blue.
What to do if member of the
family ia one lealODa.Dd another
is a different KUC>n?Try cbooaina
compatible colon from each of
the two ecaao• UliDa colon
from om f• beck.,,,.ad, ud
ICCJIDl with colon &om the oda.
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purcbw option. Sm mens
that you start and stay on a
permanent exen:iac program.
When you purcbw eqaipment
outright. you can procrastinate
You own the equipment anyway
so it does not mattu when you
start on a serious exercix pro-, .. aram.
""However, when JOU rent the
equipment. you cannot procra.
tin.at~ became that would im-
mediately give you a distinct
sense of wasting your rental
money. This psychological twist
increases the suc:cas rate from
12 percent to 2S percent. The
already high JS percent rate
for the Dynavit is increased
to a whopping 85 percent ... said
Schlottman.
According to Schlottman.
Oynavit is the best equipment
for bcalth improvement. because
of lactic acid monitoring cap-
ability .
.. Far greater results and suc-
cess rate occur witb the use of
Dynavit than witb other cquip-
IDCDL If money is the oaly reason
for not getting a Dyaavit, con-
sider tlais: Pt;ople ape 11¥1 tboo-
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cohol, tobacco, jewelry,
CJlpemift can, traftl and OD
gettiq their~ restored.
I fed people du.Id dwaar their
priorities and apnd a mcan-
inafal IWD OD jHCWlllite health
maintenana:, •aid tilo«fman
Health maintcaaacc is not
aimpk. It tabs ctilcipline and
consistency. Accordia1 to
Schlottman people aboald an-
alyze what tbcy daiak .., need
and then ditam dim --with
a expert. nm • wt.ea die real
-.~ propam bcai•
Proper diet--'bealtllful and
aatritioua-ia important and
• 11 -lldopted ... with 111e acrme ,1an if • bealthy
...., .. dear milld ii aoiDI
to .. die md raulL
__.~earn.racy cto.
wra11 • )'iJF. n. ii -, the
...Up•ntllia•alublc and
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lilteDcy becomes IOCltiue, people . become a pod habit that people
start fee•ina and lootina better. IMlbeft to every day. WbeD our
Results build more results until customen come Nck and tell
ua bow pod they feel, we feel
the ideal healthy f eelin1 and we baft done our job Wen. And,
WllY leftl ia acbincd. Main-that ii wby it ii IO importaat
tena~ at tb.ia point then bu to begin the health proaram
tipt-by matiq the equipment
and aettiJaa tbe ed,e OD eltab-
lishiftl the routine,• aaid Sclllot-
tman.
Tbe Nontic FitneuaboWroom
ii loe111ed at 2128 Emt Cout
Hipway iD Corona dcl Mar.
For 8dditional iafonnMion, call
John Schlottman or Robert
Mendez, fitne11 con1ultaa.t1,
at 64CMM02. Hours: Monday
throu1h Saturday 10 a.m. to
~p.m.
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ialM ... C-Olll••Ww Store CM help im1Dm1etv in defillin•
wWclla ii tDcl&td ia die eew And tlwU arw and cbora. We liaft ~ ~ Co:-ta fo•ad .that children reapoad
Mela Com1Yarda .a tbe JUDCtiOn very mccly to the concept of a tr•qail dfect Oii a ,... ..
of: Newpo_rt Md HarbOr Boule-briabt colors. In my former miacl-f reeina it to be more to tab ~ OI -. to tM1t v..._ tcriina daya, I found that co-creative ud 1ileful Papen a.d out wtw it ii ~ .. ~
"We laave c:oatainera and ~.a·-.keta and trays helped thinae strewn all°"' tbe ,._ for ia their iao-Md offioea.
bardw .. for jmt ahoat every ..-e train my students to become pvea a distractiq. uanema1 Writin1 oUt a complete plaa
parpot:fS. W• ,.,....., a new moie aclf-IUffacient and reapoa-lffect to the mind. Tbai is wllj will Wlp tMil to set started.
retail coacept ill Soutllenl C... aiblc. Tbey could fmd their pap-we feel so aood about oar ltOre. AM, me.a. U.C, ieally abcnlld
liforaia. Wt offer over 8,000 en euily and they could get We tnow we are bdpina people a.at to our atalf ....... _.
warea wbicb help people or-and put away their supplies in pt their lives lCJle1ber ao that set tbeir iaput before boJia1 ~iz.e t~ir liva .. ~ ii ea-a matter ?f min~tea. I would they can ~o on ~ biger and a liaale item. '?-..,,,,ca help .., .. g ; p p a
pecaally p.portaDt aa tbia area, ldcct special moDitOn and they better prOJCCb/'aaid Shut. people save time ud money. tllllllllll9 ... t 1pa•
been• tpw is at • pmnium. feh pride in their duties u su-Once inside Contain W area, Tbey haft been aclected for their
Bat, our wara-fuactional u perviaon and over-cen," said people often say to tbemaclva, wum ~ and willina-
tbey are-are not drab and Shark. .. Wbat a great idea, I wilb I nea to offer ideas. They take
diqy. Tiiey are in briPt colon All of the items at Contain-bad thought of that." Up and the time to become acqaaiated
that 8dUaDy eabance the decor Wares are durable and will lut down the ai1le1 are situated with the coatomen and their
of any room in tbe bow or indefinitely. They are designed every kind of item for the home apeciCac needa.• aid Shark.
anycormTorapwin•oft"ice," to be vilible and to become part or office. Many of tbae itema Contai1terWarea ia located
said manqer Yvonne Sbark. of people .. daily lives. make ideal gifts for friends aDd ia tbe Costa Maa Coartyarda
Sbark, a native Californian. ..People's lives arc hectic relatives. at the junction of Newport and
former ICbool tacber, and put today. It ia very common to The staff at ContainWarea Harbor Blvda ia Cotta Mesa;
vice praidcnt of operations of fmd people involved in 1neral is creative and very williq to pboDe: (714) 646-0400.
a fut food ebain with over 1800
employees, is enthuliaatic about
Contain Warea. ·
-11ove tbia area-the climate
ia tcnif"IC and people's attitudes
are 10 creative and energetic.
Our store will fit ript into their
busy life1tyle1 by addina
spluhea of color throuahout
their liviDa and working envi-
ronments, • said Shark.
ContainWarea ia divided into
section• which give ideu for
organizing every part-of the
home and office-whether it
be for the kitchen, bathroom.
bedroom or office workroom.
It includes truh butets, &helv-
ing. towel r1eb. travel accaa
soria, boxes for wrapping a:ifta,
frames, boob and many ver-
satile mi~llaoeou pieces. In
aho~ •clajper hardware.•
.. R.iabt DOW we are atill settina
Orp'rlimt. Thia part is fun and
excitina became we are searcb-
ina for tbc most colorful, stylish
items that repraent the newest
and moat innovative ideu to
make people's lives easier. Our
items are high quality, but we
are able to offer them at lower
prices than the department
stora," said Shark.
Contain Wares ia the kind of
store that mates gettina orpn-
izal teem like fun even though
the talk is not u simple u it
appears. The staff at Contain-
erWara is a aroup of enthu-
aiutic, stilled employees who
can help people develop ideu
for orpnizin1 homes and of-
fices. Just browsing through
the store helps people think
about tbc aeamenta of their lives
that could be improvec1 if they
were more coherently arranged.
"Today it is very important
to be oqaniml. People don'
have time · to lose papen or
tbiap. And, oraaniution bu
a bealtb.y network.int effect on
othen too. I know myself that
wbea I ace someone who ia or-
derly I immediately th.int that
tbe person is competent and
briabt-a penon that I would
lib to know better or do bus-
inea wi~" said Shark.
Offica flow· more efficiently
wben simple tub are intearat-a w ed. Homes follow suit. Consider
~~f::!..,=::!~h:.::. »NTAI N ARES
a bouacful of children. Parents . __
who are oraanized often get
more cooperation from their
cbilclmL The art of de)eptina
'*Mia ppctice,_ ~at just the:"
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IEc11a1elurtneBo1 dlowa a •Nit of o..-.... M....m coppu pieces from Fruce .... M.•U.ediellt.-loftea
to coot. ~ ........ .,.. ao.nle .. I remnaMi tM rant ~ froa Oermaay aad a ia CMia OOotiaa
ci••iriq in aourmet cookware time .... coq .. Yia iD Fr • CGPflUE ... ~ F..-. pore. Iitdm •lliiapcarriel the CU-
for the serious coot-beaan After I ca-. llloae. I worbd W.-for bOtla replar o•em plaalo• cookware line made
with ita first store location in oa Jalia Cbild'I recipe util aacl aicrowave1-at very from Uni uodiad alumimam
Corona dcl Mar. Ten ,an later I aot it perfect. Now my oo.q rcwretJle price&. wlaida clbe9 mot create any cbem-
tbere are three otber ltore lo-aa Yin tuta jut lib wllat I In tJ.t ,_tea Jall 8oprcl ical cookiaa reactiom ... Tbia
cations-in Tuatia, Mission bad in Pana." said owner Bur-aai4 IM noticed certain itam liDe ii woadaful-it._ thick and
Viejo and Irvine. lme Boprcl. Md pined in popularity. -n.e of raiauraat quality, but ICaled
.. I've always loved to cook ~t.cbcn Tiainp carrie1 tbe ia ahraJs l"IDdlrina tbat 1ttma for t.o.. me," aaid Boprcl.
aourmet cliabea wl dais requires fiDelt in laVina pieca and cook-to receift pat attention-for Odm' itew Ill ~tcben Thinp
top of the line cookware. Thia ware lines that are au.itaMe for e~ pMta m.aten and food iBcNde copper cookware. pMta
is bow my interest in cootina uy type of oookina from Mlic proceuon. Today Cajun food maten, butcher block tabla,
&cd to my buainea. I especiaJJy to lpCCiahy items. Became Bo-and Enafisb ee.. arc ft1J pop. pot ncb ud a compact bad-
like the recipes from France. pnl buys her imported wares ular. For tt.c blackened dishes era.at ice cream makeT that
My favorite French dinner is directly, 1be i1 able to offer of Cajun cootina people can Clellla ice cream in 20 minutes.
an entrec of coq au vin_ and such items as heavy gaup me cut iron 1killet1 and big Giftwue items available at ~t-
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tbroup K.itcHa Thi•P are
com1elJ sift 1"8PPilll ud .....
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K.itcbea Tbiap ia Coroaa
del Mar ii located at 3429 EMt eo .. t Bipway; pltoae: (714)
673-3'": ia Tutia at 14905
Holt Aftlluc; pbone: (714) 731-
6615; in Miuioa Viejo at 194
Mi11ion Viejo Mall; phone:
(714) 131-1771; and in Irvine
at 4614 Barranca Parkway;
phone: (714) 857-2042.
Hi-tech combination wall oven
It is probably the most so-
phisticated. yet 5iJnplest to op-
erate, bi technology wall oven
any major appliance manuf ac-
turer has introduced to date.
And, it saves both time and
energy in the kitchen.
It is Modem Maid's Touch
Tri-Mode. the industry's only
touch-controlled combination
microwave /electric wall oven.
The elegantly designed, all blact
sleek European lookiq Touch
Tri-Mode comes in both single
and double oven models.
It offers the cook the option
of using microwave power alone,
conventional electric broiling
or baking alone, or conventional
baking or broiling in combi-
nation with microwave power
in the same oven cavity and
at the same time.
By combining microwave
power with conventional cook-
ing, baking or broiJina can be
accelerated by up to SO percent.
This combination cookin1
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PIACE
LIKE HOME
Our senior interior designer, who is a
memher of the American Society of Interior
D~1gncrs, knows that home I!'> where
the heart is.
Whether you're ready to redecorate o r
huilding your dream house, Kasden,Rosene
t.a n work with yo u to achieve a ho me which
reflects your o wn good taste. We o ffer a per,
sonalized service, and work around treasured
pieces to make sure you feel at home.
So please drop by o ur showroom and join us
for a cup of coffee, or give us a call. We know
how much you love your home. And we
never forget who lives there.
Kasden-Rosene
INTERIOR DESIGN
503 32nd St. at Via Oporto• Newpon Beach
(714) 64S..9149
mode also offen the user the
beat of both worlds: The speed
of microwave cooking, to getber
with the crisped, browned qual-
ity of conventional gourmet
cooking.
Most important is the ease
of operati.q this bighly aophia.-
ticated oven. As one Modem
Maid executive Aid, .. It .. a real
smtif~-bot-'lmart enough
to ut the cook what to do."
The key to its operation is
a black glus touch control
panel, equipped with an elec-
tronic readout and prepro-
gnmmcd sequences that pide
the user step-by-step through
the cookina process by uk.ina
a aeries of questions.
Tbc cook begins by selecting
amon1 the options to either
microwave, bake, broil, or use
a combination of both micro-
wave and electric beat. Then.
in response to the panel's next
question, the cook enters the
desired temperature. Then, the
lenatb of cooking time, and
when to start and finish cooking.
When the entire cooking se-
quence bu been programmed,
the control panel reads back
all of the instructions, giving
the cook the opportunity to
double check, or revise them.
Another feature ia .. defrost
by weight." The coot simply
enten the weight of the food,
and the o~ computes the time
and power levels needed to de-
frost the item.
The double oven also bu a
slo-cook feature, edabling an
entire meal to slow coot for
the unique flavor of savory,
old fashioned crockery style
coo.king.
The Touch Tri-Mode is a self-
cleaning oven, and its large com-
bination cooking cavity ia also
the largest microwave/oven cav-
ity available. It bu black glus
see-through oven doon, ena-
bling the cook to view the food
while it is cooking.
The Touch Tri-Mode bas a
smoke eliminator, and unique
ventilation system which does
not require oustidc venting. This
gives the homeowner installa-
tion versatility without requiring
extensive and costly duct work.
Weeding to Waterfalls
In buainaa now for thirteen
yeare Unique Landscape and
Design of Newport Beach hu
built a fine reputation in offering
a full range of services from
installing sprinkler systems to
constructin1 custom waterfalls.
••we can do just about ev-
erytbin1 when it comes to land-
sca pina and general mainte-
nance and yardcare," said owner
Glenn Voat.
Unique Landscape and De-
sign specializes in both resi-
dential and commercial land-
scapina projects and monthly
maintenance which includes
weekJy yardcare visits for mow-
ing. weeding, cultivating and
cleanup.
Types . of services offered
through Unique Landacape and
Design include brick and cement
work for patios and walls and
installation of patio covers. wa-
terfalls and decking.
Vogt enjoys designing for his
clients. He said, "I really like.
the creative end of my work-
the shaping and molding of the
project and then. of course, I
am very happy when my clients
are pleased with my work."
When Vogt begins a project,
he walks around the client"s
grounds and offen ideas. He
brings bis color portfolio with
him showing before and after
pictures of bis previous projects
for which he bu received many
references that are .available
upon request.
~ oday people look for euy
m&Jntenanc::e, yet they want their
properties to look good at the
same time ... We are able to keep
everything looking great al.I year
round. There are many plants
that add touches of color
throughout the year," said Vogt.
Vogt is proud of bis staff.
1"hey ~ very experienced and
arc capable of quality designs.
My mason is excellent and bis
work is outstanding ... be said.
Other services available
through Unique Landscape and
Design arc tree trimming, thin-
ning or removal, landscape in-
stallation, brickwork and related
materials such as river rock,
flagstone. and pavcn. one time
yard clean-up projects and .. an-
nual color" planting sessions.
High quality products arc
used in the projects such as Rain
Bird sprinkler systems and Solid
State computer timers. Brass
heads arc placed on the
sprinklers instead of plutic.
Unique Landscape and De-
sign serves all of Orange County.
including residences in Corona
dcl Mar and Newport Beach.
Unique Landscape and Design
of Newport
(7 I 4) 646.5568
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~la Malone. lnl9rlor 0.llgner
Corona def Mar, CA
A:Jtrlcio hos rec.nfty compteled the tnteriof
deliQn and restoration a the Inn on Mt Ida.
the bmer summer oome a WUHom 'MigWf.
Jt .. looa1ed on Catalino Island. She cnoee all
the f\lnftur.. window treat•·~ ~*
and Ughftng beft1tlng the period '° tronstorm
the home Into o tabulous bed and b<eoktost
resort
STATE APPROVED
CERTIFK'ATE PROGRAM
RON BARON SCHOOL OF INTER/Oil DESIGN
• Bsg/nnlng, Intermediate a odKJnced
commerclall space planning a render/no
• Morning, afternoon, evening classes
now forming
• Coll now for frH ptHSOnal consullatlon
2915 ledhlll ltla. Suite C101 (Stonemlll Design Center). Costa Mesa, CA 92626
•tormer student a Ron Baron
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Gas Dryers Save Money Gas Dryers Save Money
A new acneratioa of naturaJ
gas clothes dryers can help con-·
sumcn save money and ener&Y.
according to the Amaican Gu
Association. The new applianca
feature pilotJeu ign)tion. aut~
ma tic shut off and use lea energy.
needed to dry clothes by up to lO
pcl'ClCDt compared to oJder. less
eff~nt clryen.
Guclodadryen n:quire very
liule upkeep and can be main-
tained in a matter of seconds. It
ia important to keep the lint
ICRCD clean. The location of that
A new natural ps dryer can
reduce the amount of energy
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UURmM M91lll llST Of llll --.0.
You t!fltef Pasters tothe~•"8¥Cma
of freshfy t»Md p.u.a. Fcweet the menu,
you·u have r>tZD trom a wood burrnnc
~ A wafter ~ C..rrytf18 Tncok>r
FUS1lhs with Prosciutto. This isn't ao-nc to
be easy The menu ~ You see the
low pnces and smile. • A bottle of your
best wine!'" Pasters is werytt11na your
triends Yid It would be
0.-~cS.fy~
recommnio.d (CloMd tiilonmy)
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modela aome are on the top.
othen on the bottom. A few
models place tbe lint screen imide
the door. But remember. keepina
the lint screen is the sinaJe most
important step to make sure of
proper air circulation and eff aci-
ent, dryer operation.
Whenner possib&e, vent the
dryer exhaUJt to the outside.
This will carry moisture-laden
air out of the house. lndoor ps
clothes dryina ia much faster and
more convenient than dryin1
laundry outside. But the moisture
involved is enonnous. Exhausting
the dryer will prevent moist air
from bcilla recin:ulaaed ~
the dryer. It will also decr"CUe
dl')'ina time. Ulina a. ,.. ••
savina the mer money.
Make IW'C to cbooee t.bcconect
depee of dryness. Ootba will
come out bctter(especially perm-
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PASTEL'S Fresh Salmon with Celery Root. I
Caper & Sweet Red Pepper Salsa I
1u1ce of two lemons 1 celery root. blanched, I
YI tsp. salt peeled and julienned I
YI tsp. white pepper ~ cup capers
YI cup olive oil 1 ctme prltc. mu.-I
1 sweet red pepper. 1 lb. salmon filets I
blanched and 1uhenned chopped fresh dill
Mix all ingredients up to and 1nclud1ng garlic in an a1rtt1ht conta•~ and mannate 11 overnight 1n the refr11erator When ready to cook the salmon, brnia the salsa to
room temperature and d1v1de between two dinner ptates. Brush the broiler hahtty I
with ohve 011 and grill the salmon over maximum heat. searing the outside and
leaving the 1ns1de quite rare and moist. 01v1de the salmon into two servings and I
place on top of the salsa. Sprinkle with dill '
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Y•I Steak with Morret Mushrooms 1 oz. dried morret mushrooms I
4 ~ steaks about 1 inch thick 1 cup cold ..ar
s.ft. pepper and flour 1 Tbsp. bulW Md 1 Tbsp. c~ shaltolS I
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Sunday Brunch
Dinners, Banquets
Businca Lunches
675-4904
3421 Via Lido, Newport Beach
GOTO COURT
AM[RICAN REGIONAL CUISINE
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2 Tbsp. whrte wine "' cup wh• wine I 2 Tbsp. chopped parsley 2/3 cup hea¥y cream
Salt. white pepper, woroester sauce and I
fresh 1emon JUtee I
s.tt and pepper the steaks and dredae Soak morret$ in cold..., GvernClt Cut..._. I
witt1 flout. Saute on tow heat until &Oklen Mseanctnnse.n~ofcold....,4.-5bmesto ~ AftftW'llw a 10 · R 8'tthe und out of the wnnkta S.. st.ltals., I -"""''· _.......,... o-men. en.we frotn 11_ n...... buallf. ~ morr .. s. saute •,._mm.,...,.,..
pWl. ~warm. rvur away shortenina. with COINC· Add wine and a.m,. ea.. unbt
Dlctaze pan with wtute wene. Add S.UC.. reduced eo creemy lllxture. Add alt. pepps, I
heat and pour over steaks, prn1sh with won:ftlllir sauc:. Md • few drops <ft remon. to ~. ...... s.n.... I --------------------• ___________________ ,
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5upNnae of Duell ..... wlttl Blick Cider S.....
Take a breast of duck filet
saute on either side
bake 1n oven to t1msh
thinly slice duck on bias
Sauce:
• De glaze pan with calvados. apple cider and shallots.
Reduce and ftambe.
Add duck stock and butter. Reduce to tagtrten.
Salt & pepper to taste.
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Over 30 variettes of noodles• 11 kinds of sauces includ1na: ·cowboy
sauce," .. poteini mushroom," "seafood,. & .. pUttanesca."
Hot & cold food ttems to ao. wenes. cheeses & pates and many other
soeclatty foods.
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This dish es a traditaonal of the southern regaon of F ranee and realty has no
ingredtents that are inflexible, but 1s des.gned to use the fresh bounbes
provided by the sea and the feelds .
In a sauce pan, place portJons of faUets of salmon. sate and swotdfish.
PteeeS of lobster of crawfish. prawns and scallops. Cover. mixture wrth
court bouillon (fish stock made from bone and pieces at an earher date.)
Add JU1aenne of vegetable such as celery. carrots and onaons. Add fresh
seasomna to taste-tarragon, bas.I. oregano. salt. pepper. papnka ·Add a
small amount of tomato puree. and Pernod. again to taste Sammer wrth
partJaf covering for 15 mmutes Serve dish Wfth gar1fC croutons.
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4 qts. of water tor f!Wlrf 1 lb. of pasta, when approach•na boilinc I
point add 1 tsc>. .,., and 1 tsp. ult. When water is at fult boil add
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TM Batb Mart of Corou
del Milr ii cdl•r•·sa Ml....,,
succeuful yur. A.eeoritiq to
presiiient Peter SCIMYT, .. Our
company is the u~ a.-
er in the field of aupply u4
coordination of up1rad9'
plumbina futures and bardwan
for the remodclina and new cm-
tom home market."
The Bath Mart offers a unique
.. Plan Service;• which is the
most comprehensive service in
bathrooms today. An appo~t
ment is set up with clienta and
they bring with them their ar-
chitectural plans. At this meet-
ina the client's needs are con-
sidered from an aesthetic and
mechanical standpoint along
with budget considerations.
.. We have over 7S quality pr~
duct lines to coordinate from.
We uk the projected range of
the boWIC so we can help build
value in relationship to the
market," said Schorr. Height,
age and sex of the f amity
members usina each bathroom
is taken into account so that
the options presented will fit
the clients• needs. The type of
exterior architecture, color tones
and other pertinent facts are
also considered.
~ Products that fit the client's
needs are then selected. A plan
take-off of all of the finished
plumbing productl is made of
the house. At the plan meeting,
objective guidance is offered
which allows the client self ex-
pression in styles, colors and
metal finishes.
Another meeting is set up
to discuss the quotation in re-
lationship to the budget in mind.
When the order is placed, a
meeting is set up at The Bath
Mart's showroom with the
builder present to cover tech-
nical details that are pertinent
to the successful installation
of the products.
The .. Plan Service" fee is $1S
per hour. The time that it takes
is based on the size of the project
~ and the client's ability to make
decisions. The "Plan Fee" is
completely refundable against
the purchase of goods at one
low, wholesale price. The f cc
is not to generate profit, but
to protect valuable time.
"The 'Plan Service' for today's
'Spec. Home Builder' is inval-
uable. We know what the home-
buycr is looking for in bath-
rooms and where to put the
emphasis-where it counts,"
said Schorr.
The word .. custom" in bath-
rooms docs not mean expensive
as most people think it does.
It means .. well-planned, thought
about and coordinated" from
an aesthetic, mechanical and
functional standpoint .
.. We have supplied and COOT-
.,. dinated more custom homes
than any sina)e source in South-
ern California. You will find
us in custom lot developments
in Orange County," said Schorr.
Custom work by The Bath Mart
can be found in Harbor Ridge,
Harbor Hill, The Hunt Club,
Nellie Gail Ranch, Stoneridge,
Bear Brandt Ranch, Hillcrest
and many other areas. Wort
in the Palm Sprinp area bu
• included Tbe Vintage Club,
Ironwood Country Club, The
Summit and Andreu Hills. The
Bath Mart bu also dollf' work
in other part• of the United
State•. Mexico and South
• America.
.. We attribute our tucceu to
strona recommeDdatio• from
the trades and bomeowtaen who
have been completely satisfied
by our objective expertile. Our
best recommendations come
from homeowuen who live in
the boUICS and 1ee the bottom
line results. They definitely tell
their friends," said Schorr .
One low, wholesale price was
adopted three years ago. The
Bath Mart usea one price re-
gardless of who the clients are.
1bis wu done due to the enor-
mous time conaumption in per-
t orming the services. The in-
quality product lines with prov-
en performance.
tentiom are to sell the goods,
not to specify them for someone
else to buy.
Since The Bath Mart opened
its doon leWlal years ago, bath-
rooms haw become one of the
most im~t rooms in. the
house. There arc numerous
showroom that have opened
up the bathroom field. Most
of these pi.ca do not have the
technical expertUe or sell pr~
duct ~ ltrictly on profit in-
centives and not quality per-
formance .. ·'Ihc Bath Mart 1ella
"We fmd that many of our
clients who have been to the
various showrooms come to us
totally confused. They have
beard conflicting statements
regarding what to me and that
the penon who sent them to
look for products said don't
buy anytbina, I can act you
a better price.
.. We know that certain metal
finishes on plumbing hardware
will not lut at beach bomea;
that a 7S gallon capKity whirl-
pool tub should have~ larpr
water beater and filter apout;
and that certain faucets look
better aptead further apart on
the countertop than others. We
could 10 on and on,,. 1aid
Schorr.
The Bath Mart recently
opened up a "new batb bou-
tique" wbicb featma the latat
in towels and acce11oric1 to
coordiute .witb the colon in
fixture• tbat are available at
The Bath Mart.
The Bath Mart is locatCd at
2711-B Eat Coast Highway in
Corona del Mar; phone; (714)
67s..4830. Houn are: Monday
throuab Friday from 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m.; ud Saturdays from
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Covell <J;lome
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,_M MaM.1•THENEWPORTENSIGNICOSTAM6MNEWSllRVINETODAY •
aY ANNrlTE WATSON
Situated in a prime location
in Newport's exclusive aate-
guarded community of Big Can-
yon. this week's feature home
combines the peaceful aettina
of overlooking natu,ra1 billaidca,
golf course fairways and Jakes
and the city liahts of Newport
Center with the romantic style
of Old World French Nor-
mandy.
-rhis home is located on a
premiere street in Big Canyon-
at the end of a quiet cul de sac
and across the street from the
community•s laracst open air
park. 1be home is surrounded
by other luxury custom built
estates and the neighborhood
bas a nice, peaceful, open feeling
to it. Yet, in spite of the privacy,
there is the exclusivity and ae-
curity provided by the 24-bour
guarded gate," said listing agent
Jennifer Shaw with Coldwell
Banker Reaidential Real F.atate
Servicea in Newport Bcacb.
Bia Canyon. one of tbe Soutb-
land'I exclusive communities,
ia located in the heart of the
Newport Center Financial Dis-
trict and pratiaioua Fuhion
Island shopping center. wrbia
location ii excellent. It is just
five minutes from Newport Har-
bor with ita abundance of mar-
inas,· niabt life and superb ro-
tauranta, and near an airport
facility u well u a major~
way. The home ii constructed
beautifully on a grand scale
that will accommodate family
life and entertaining in style,
elegance and sophistication,"
said Shaw.
A flagstone walkway sur-
rounded by a lush prdcn leads
down into the home. >.. guests
walk through double doors
flanted by paned windows, they
step into a spacious entry hall
dominated by a dramatic spiral
1taircuc and arcbecl pauap-
waya .. At thil point tbc bome'I
quality comtrucdoa 1t1Dd1 out
u well a the bome'I outatandina
views.
To tbe left of the entry ball
is tbe library with • wood paD-
eled vaulted cemna. bay window
and wood paneled walla, alrdv-
ina and cabinets. The room 'I
warm almolpbere ii enhanced
by a fireplace that ii framed
in marble.
The rooou on the lower level
that front the golf coune views
are the living roo~ kitchen,
breatfut area and family room.
The maid .. quarten and depot
powderroom are situated alto
OD th.ii Ind.
The livina room ii .... ma
overlooks the ~ can-
yonscttina and the home'l luahly
landscaped garden patio. The
room '1 fireplace crcatel· ID un-
usual focal point with its dec-
orative mantle of band formed
plater that reaches the ceilin1.
Adjacent to the living room
is the formal diniq room that
overlooks the canyon and
garden. French doon lead out
into the patio.
The kitchen, open to mag-
nificent views, hu a country
flair to it with hand-painted
cabinet•, brick nooriaa that
continues into the breakfast uu. a beamed ca•ina and hand-
painted tiles on the counten
and walla. Special featu.ra in-
clude a wait-in pantry and a
range in the ial•nd counter.
The breakf ut area bu a
friendly atmosphere. A butler ..
pantry adjoint this room and
nearby is an indoor wine cellar
with a wrought iron dbor which
is framed in used brick.
The family room is large. It
bas a fireplace framed in flag-
stone, two sets of French doors
and a bar.
Three of the bedrooms of the
upper level face golf course and
city light views. The muter suite
and another large bedroom have
a balcony overlooking the
picturesque setting.
The muter suite bu wood
~ paned sliding glus doon and
n. ltr•I .a1111 ,... H-1llb ,.1 .. 11,11 ............ _.. llll•lf• a fir~place surr~unded with _. 11111.a....,r11tur••1 ....., ...... ~ ._. _,..., _. 1belv1ng and cabinets. A wet
til ea bar, a cedar closet with built-
in lbeha, ... and eeparale
aauaa. Jarse walk-in doeeta ud
bi1 and. ber hatlaroo• mate
tbia area a complete wina in
itldf.
AH of the other bedroom•
are CD suite and ~ larp with
pod sized doeeu. A wonderful
feature of the upper lever i1
the apactoua recreation room
that bu a wood beamed and
paneled cathedral ceiling and ditional information *:.
a wet bar· . viewina. call Shaw at 64• . ~ bome'a other ·~•I fea-Coldwell Banter It oaicleatlal t~ inc!ude an ~utbcntic ~ · Real Estate Servicel in Newpon
with antique _stained~ wan-Beach ii located at 2161 San
dow, ll!ol~1n11, an inter-Joaquin llilll lloed.
commumcation 1ystem, three-
car praae, ICCUrity aystem, and
top grade appliances, includiq
a Sub-Zero ref riaerator and
freer.er.
The home is li1ted at
$2.250,000 with Jennifer Shaw
of Coldwell Banker Reaidential
Real Estate Services in Newport
Beach. Shaw, a loqtime New-
port Beach resident, bu been
with Coldwell Banter for four.
of her eight yean in the buaineu
Coldwell Banker, AJdiHca•1
large1t full aemce real tltate
cooapany, it celehratiaa.iU IOlb
alllliwnary dail ;.r. 11lil oom-
pany hu OYer l • .O f'llWeeti•I
offica nation.ride -.cl ...,.
a complete .... or riiil ...
ICl'Vicea-inctudiq re&oeadoa,
mortpae, title, acrow ud new
homes marketina. Coldwell
Banker is a member of the Sean
Fmancial Network.
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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES
·-··••••11•••1111• .... A highfy CU8lomlzed lwnwy home In &Ml ss HIM.
F8ntllllc view of oow. bay and dty Ughta. F .....
Include: maater retr .. t with ateam ahower • .,,..
tub, aauna, fabuloua kitchen. elaborat. aecurlty
ayatem & Inter-com, akyllghta. computerized pool
& epa. pfua many otw upgradee.. Vltgln6a &wan.
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Truly .. one of a kind" Harbor Ridge Mw.m.r. Ex-
panded living room, custom 8it down wet t.r ove1-
lookJng private 8pe off muter IUita to the oc.n
and city lighta. Light and airy home includee bultt-
ln book.ca••· T.V. and .-.o. Ed Eacano/Maurw Whtte. .... ,. . ., .. c.. 17 ..
Harbor Ridge home offera truly panoramic vlewa
that ••MP the coatllne from Newport Beech to
the Paloe Verdes penlnaula, Catalina and Inland
to the s.nta Ana mountlllna. Thia light and glwy
"Lautremont" haa been expanded to offer 58R
, 4BA. Quiet and private cul-de-sac location. Ed
Eacano and Maureen Whtt..
wo. AllY onm • ua 1111.m
Thia MCluded hldeeway contain• a large muter
aulte and Mparate gu•t bedroom with beautiful
plantation 1hutter1. A very open floorplan with
sunken fireplace conYerUtlon area. Maureen White/
Ed &cano.
, ... ._ICUI.. 17••
High Cathedral ceillnga Mt the mood for thia 3BR.
21h BA. family room home behind guard gate in Harbor
Ridge. An addttlonal feature ta the private ape off
the muter bedroom suite. Maureen White/ Ed Ea-
cano.
Ullll WE Cll1-. LIT •1.•1
Build your own dream home in the pre1tlglou1
guard-gated community of Harbor Ridge. The lot
sits high on the hill overtooking Newport Harbor,
Catalina and the Pacific Ocean. Plana for a IP9C·
tacular 3 level, 6,535 eq. ~ home. Maureen White
and Ed Eacano.
LIWDT PSD IAYflllT mE U . Aa•
Three bedrooma, large master suite, wonderful
view from maater bedroom. Living room, dining
room and ovnzed deck. CO'Z'f den, two flrepfaces,
Room for 2 boats. $395,000 leasehold or $597,500
with land. Call Barbara Aune.
...... E 117 ..
Very private "Devonshire" unattached. Coloaaal
city and night light view. Near main pool. Good
aaaumable financing. Sharon Vogt
•UT FAml.Y -114._ LI.
Five bedroom, 3BA.. 2 atory home on largut lot
in phue Ill of Harbor View Homes. French wtndowa.
skylight and neutral decor, privacy and canyon
location make thia a terrific family home. Community
tennla & poof. Sand'9 Fix.
IELCIUIT 1111.111
e.utttul Plan "C" In the Befcourt Towne Collection.
Many custom upgract.. Two bedrooma. 2 t.tha.
A pleaaure to aeel Great assumable financing.
Sharon Vogt
Clllll •HUJlll .... Ill
A terrific opportunity In a apeclal neighborhood.
ThrM bedrooma. 2BA. luah tropical landacaping,
and a eecluded pool. Accea to private bMchea
provide• fun ln the Corona del Mar aun. Hallle
Strock and Donna Godehatl.
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•tWlWIJJllU-cma.. 1111.111
Poeentlal 48A chenner. 2 .ecwy with fllmlly room,
den and large m .. ter aulte. Tremendoua pride
of ownetlhlp. Profs21k>.•1y decora'9d and 19nda·
caped. Large maater aulte aho-. Ilk• a model.
Virginia Sw.n.
111111111111 W 11a• p....,._ ttetghta. Lov9ty 9PP()int9d condo with
2BA. 2~BA. Only 13 uni'* total. Beam celllnga,
UMd bric* ....... ---In do1M, pool and -s-. 0.... for chMdren too. Uz .... .
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Newly llatedl Two maater bedrooma, Cathedral
celling, fireplace, partial view of bay. Priced to
aell. Uz e.ztev and Unda Oeth.
•HllUI UM1 1t•.1•
In thl1 2 atory 38A condominium. Viewa of golf
cou,.., lake and city lights. Granite counter ~
Berber carpeting and gdd plated fixtur• .,. Just
a few of the elab om appointmenta. Guard gated
community wtth pool. tennla and ape. Gayle Amato.
IAYFlllT • IEllUT llUll 141 ....
Privacy and a unique lifestyle are youra in thia
open and apacloua beytront home. Three bedroom..
21h BA. 2 flreplacea, indoor apa, extra large lot
Community beach. Will accomoda'8 a 35' boat. Gayle Amato
lAmE m LllEl.Y U . R11.m
Full of grace and charm, newly redecorated and
refurbished, this big 3BR, family room property
will make 1ome lucky family a great home In a
splendid family area. Coby Ward.
EXTU PINATE llCAml 11.._
Three bedroom, 2~ ~ "El Dorado" plan In the
Mclain townhomea adjacent to EMg Canyon. Two
atory. end unit Community pool, tennis and MCurity.
Martha Macnab.
UAl.mE n. LIT 12.-..
Last available lot on Abalone Pt in Irvine Cove.
Approximately 16,000 aq. ft. with ocean vtew in
a private community. Martha Macnab
U~EI IOI 1411.•
Three bedroom single story on larger than average
lot. Remodeled in '74 with master, FR & OR facing
sunny south patio. Mint condition s.t29,000 Includes
the land. Martha Macnab.
•Hall an LUT VIEW ....
Slngle story Harbor Ridge home with 28R, 2BA,
sunken fireplace and convetUtion aree. Extra large
yard overtooking San Joaquin Reservoir and city
lighta. A MCluded hideaway and an open airy expanse
of glaaa. Maureen Whi18 and Ed Escano.
• CAIYll • .._. mnm •.ooo
Thi1 Immaculate 4BR, 3BA home ia a real jewel.
lncludel beam ceillnga. French doors. cozy brick
fireplaces, all aurrounded by lush gardena. large
pool, ape and Kol pond. Perfect for outa6de IMng
and enWtaining. Reduced price of 1885.000 and
ownet wllllng to talkl Danny Bibb and Stephanie
Grody.
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Located tn quiet community with accea to prtvata
beKhee and mlnutea to ahoppfng, thla 3BR. 2BA
home la 1P9Cloua and open and rtpe for redecofatlng
or remodeling. Large family room with 'tlreplace,
1peek>u1 kitchen. and_,.. llvlng room wfth fl~
and a peM at the oceel'I fMke it pMlculatty IUltllble
for a young family who wanta the advantege of
ltf9 in Corona del Mart 1285.000 indudee the land.
Mar1ha Macnab.
644-6200
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lnvwns11 '*" kt1dy Jc-c nlJ d on cut_...w. o.-
corator touchel throughout er•• perlecUon In
ambiance. Four bedroome. 21' BA. nw echoola.
lhOpplng and aod8I am.i•• MIM1lyn S.dldey.
llBl•n .• -.,CllllEWJ• IHI•
Thia fabuloua •BR. 3~BA custom home ,_..;,.
one of the mo1t exciting outalde entertainment
areu you11 -. Smaahlng pool & epe, belbeque
ar... Large view deck overlooking Big Canyon
Country Club'a luah falrwaya. Over 100 ft. of golf
courH frontage. Owner motivated and flexible.
Danny Bibb & ManlJou lngokt.
llTTlll • TW If m _. 1711.•
With the best view imaginable in prestigious
Harbor Ridge. Thia beautiful 4'8r, 3~BA has 2 family
rooma. apeck>ua living-dtning room, and everything
is upgraded plus community pools and spas. Marilou
Ingold and Maureen White.
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View forever-beautifully maintained older Laguna
home. U99CI brick terrace. lush courtyard entrance
with aecluded swimming pool. Three bedrooma,
formal dining room, den-maida qU--.. Barbara
Aune.
awn If Tm CIAIT 11.111,111
A rarity above aJI el .. -almoat an acre of land In
thia marvetoua oceanfront location above the crash-
ing surf. A trufy pertc like setting. Four bedrooms.
beautiful mater suite, spa. Barbera Aune.
• FT If UllY lfACI " 11.nl.m
On Via Udo Nord. May be divided into two Iota.
Subject to city approval. May build condos or single
family home. Excellent lot value. Barbara Aune
W'EITCUFf ., .. , .. , ..,. .....
Six • 2BR. 1 BA pride of ownership units J>'u• office
apace. Excellent Newport Beach location. Rents
are low for area. Sand'9 Fix.
llVllE TflUCE FAMY -1411•
Sophisticated and traditional 4BR, 3BA residence.
Totally remodeled In 1983. Muter suite includes
atudy with fireplace and master bath with jacuzzi
tub. Beautiful grounds with used brick decking
around awimmlng pool. Sandie Fix.
JUST UITED WIOR VIEW
.WIDPIPER IDOB. W /VIEW 1529.B
Beautifully maintained '4Br, 2~BA home In one
of CDM's finest areas. Decorated with light natural
colora, remodeled kitchen, baths and bedrooms.
wood doors. One of the beat views of ocean. bay,
Catalina and nightlighta. Home has been enlarged
wfth a recreation room and a wont room. Maxine
Propp.
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Outltandlng 48A home In one of Corona del Mar's
finest reeldentlal arw. Private courtyard entrance
with room for a pool. Beeutiful formal dining room
with loada of wlndowa to maximize the view. Family
room pfua a large bonua room or MPara• ault&
MuJne Propp.
CHIU IB. ... ...Ill
Ffve bedrooma. 3 BA famlly home on large lot offertng
oce.n view, formal ltvfng and dining. pfu1 a s>mr•
dedc off ,.,...., bedloom to awwy the cfty R*ow.
s.nd~ Fix.
,_ • >Ja ll 1• THE NEWPORl EN81GN/C08TA WM ~IRVINE T~Y
·INTO REAL ESTATE
by Gerry & Christa Long
LOCATION
For many yean there bu been
a saying in real estate that the
three most important consid-
erations for real estate are: J)
Location, 2) Location, and 3)
Location. ls this true? In most
cues, the answer has to be a
resounding )tea." When pro..
pective buycn and their real
mate qent meet for the fi.nt
time, their most immediate con-
cern is to define the buyer's
.._.ants and needs" toaet)ler with
their financial ability and fun-
itations. Once a specific "profile"
emerges for the buyer, the next
step is to locate a suitable home.
Let's say that our buyer is
a young couple in their early
thirties. They have two children,
7 and S years old. They need
a minimum of thnie beclrooma
and two bathrooms. They'd love
to have a larae f amity room
altboup a den would do, and
they would ..Sore to find a large
~ant with a awimmina pool
since both children are avid
swimmen.
Once it is determined that
the family has a total of S4S,OOO
for down payment and closiq
cos~ and that monthly ~
diturea must be kept to a max-
imum of Sl,700-it becomes
clear to the real estate agent
that the price range for this
buyer is right around Sl00,000.
Buyer and agent need to de-
termine at this point such items
as: Should the home be located
in a suburban-type family neigh-
UY ... O -63' of bay frontage in beautiful gated community
with private beaches. Gracious 3 bdrm home with family and
formal dining rooms and separate gst or maids rm. Sweeping
harbor views. $ 1,499,000 631 -1400.
UIDA llU -Like new custom remodel. French windows. spa.
custom tile & befber carpeting. 4 bdrms. including huge mastBr
with sitting room & fp, and 2 baths plus family and format
dining rooms. Pier & aUp. $1 ,395,000 631 -1400.
lfWPOIT llPlllTICATE -70' Bay frontage with dock and side
tie. A large one sty, 4 bdrm home with den, dining & family
rooms bit in "U" shape around spacious patio with custom
pool. $998,000 631 -1400.
DCEAMFIOIT IALTIOX -Fabulous 3 bdrm. stairs to 2nd fir gaJlery
off master & 2nd bdrm. overlooking huge beamed ceiling
living rm with brk fireplace. lovely brick patio & sep. studio
or guest over garage. $695,000. 631-1400.
UYFIOIT CllDG Fabulous location & wide views of Newport's
harbor. Two bdrm with huge living area divided by walls
of glass from spacious patio. Boat slip available. $555.000
673-6900
· 1ur FOi 41' IOAT -LOVELY IEWPllT AIU -Handsome 1 sty. 4
bdrm. with family & formal dining rooms. Living room opens
to waterfront deck on extra large lot Price Includes land
$475,000 631-1400.
WATEIFlllT Cllll -Boat slip available with this handsome
5th floor comer unit Two bdrm. two beth with parquet tloora
and fireplace in security building with elegant foyer & pool.
$410,000 631 -1400.
A IE• II Liii · Lovely traditional 3 bed home with formal
dining room in private comer location on .,._ end of 6elend.
Beautifully decorated with ptinefed windows. ahutten and
hardwood ftoon.. $399.500 831-1400.
PElllllU NllT · with Iota of character & charm Shingled
2 story 3 bdrm on pidcet fenced sunny comer lot Paneled
living room with used brick fp, Acrou from bay beach &
aeps to ocean. $359,000 831-1400.
ClllTIY .. in the beck bay.,. of Newport Baich. A dwming
2 bdrm and den with 2 baths. White picket fence aurrounda
yard with fruit treea. S182.000 831-1400.
IEWPllT Tift-( · Seldom on matket. Charming traditional
feel, 3 bdrm, 2 beth, one .aory unit with ...,..,. & t.nd9oftae
entry in attractive parklike letting. Auumabte high betance
1st T.O. $149,000 631 -1400.
UYFlllT IOllU .. • A cozy one bdrm & den with pi911talon
ahuttef's, and track lighlng. Perteet tor VKalon Of , .. ..,,.,.
on large comer lot with ~ vtewa. W.,k to Newport'a Udo
and Cannery Villages. $86.000 831 -1400.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
REALTORS
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2436W. CGMIHwy 315 Marine Ave.
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the dairability wl pratiF of at.ac aFI' wida tepid to their
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30 YEARS FIXED
Call Michael Barone at
(714) 955-2105
WESTERN COUNTIES MORTGAGE
19762 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine
BIG CANYON
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This is a spectacular home with 4.264 sq. ft. including such things
as a dance floor adjacent to a 30' long sit down bar overlooking
the golf course. This home won an award for architectural design
and is being offered at $1 , 100,000.
MAGNIFICENT DUPLEX
Crafted of wood & glass. Fabulous 3 bedroom upper unit with 3
decks, large rooms, including living room with soaring ceilings
and massive fireplace. Lower unit also has fireplace. 2 bedrooms,
French doors etc. Big 4 car garage -beat terms. Asking
$310,000. .
NEWPORT SHORES
Walk to beach - 2 bedroom and a den with 2 patios and a double
car garage. Home is in very nice condition. Shores area, offers
community clubhouse, swimming pool and tennis courts. A
bargain at $129,900.
REMODELED COTT AGE
2 bedrooms, 1 bath with ambiance of Cape Cod. and steps to
beach. French doors lead to the used brick patio where you have
option of sun or shade with the retractable awning. Property is
zoned R-2 with complete plans for additional unit. Priced at
$245,000.
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JACOBS REALTY, INC.
2919 NEWPORTBLVO. • NEWPORTBEACH.CA92663
(714) 675-6670
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To the Carefree 'n Convenient Good Life
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Aft you claydttam1aa about getting out of your
apartment into your own new home?
Hu your life become a oiaJltmare of home
rcpaJrs and }'2l'd work?
WAR up to the rallty of Laguoa Meadows:
~ beautiful. Clttfrtt condominiums in a
convmicnt location. Pafttt for people who want to
move up from an apanmcnt or away from a big
house.
Laguoa Meadows• lour dUkn:at Ooor plans live
Ukt sioglc-bmily homes: amcbcd pr.ages, shcltettd
cnuics. spacious living and dining amas, btt2.kb.st
nooks, luxurious master suites, patios, and vkw
decks. You'll find lots of addng features like air
conditioning. skylights, and option2l ftrcpbccs.
Laguoa llradow• ofltrs a carefree recreation
oriented llfestylc. You'll bzvc no exterior mainte-
nance worries. Our pools and tennis courts will~ at
your~ You ·u enjoy a rural Ktting surrounded
by rolling hills. But, you ·n ~ cl<>K to jobs. shopping,
entertainment. and the beach.
Lagam Meadows Is eeeslbly priced. sW'ting at
just 1118,SOO! ~ intaat r:atcs arc very low: a
liJDjtcd 21DOU111of9 V. % 30-ycar financing is 2Vll.lb-
blc on sdcctcd models. Monthly payments on a sns.soo home at our standard 9~ % (to.02 APR)
are 1917 .19 with 10% down.
Stot> clrcamtna; start acdoat Our first phase is
nearly sold out! 12kc the Santa Am/San Diego frtt-
• w::wy to the Lake Forest Drive off-ramp in Laguna
Hills. Then drive occanward one~ on Lakc Forest
aod follow our signs-to your new home!
2-and 3-Bcdroom
Tuwnbomcs
In Laguna Hiiis
From Sll8,500
914 % and 9 ¥4 % lotttat
(9.SO and 10.02 APR)
Sales Office Open Dally
10 a.m. to s p.m.
22197 camlnlto La11ttles,
Laguna Hiiis
(714) 581-'850 Q
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P• .,_... ! .. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
ComeTo ... Why
We•lmneTen*»
Gracloualy redonftD"' · 2 BA
home, woo•~~ 'pet,
crow" 0 ~ch
d s .,atlo ar. ~ping RE-
Ol> ""tl.7 ,500. Open Sun
1-5, • o>01 Santanella Terrace.
Beautifully kept 3 bdrm home.
Walk to Balboa Island, bay
and the new exciting Atrium
Court at Fashion Island. Open
Sun 1-5, 730 Malabar, $275,000
CorONI Del M• Duplex
South of Highway
Comer lot
Country French, just remod-
eled and never lived in-2
Bdrm. 2 Ba home on one of
Corona del Mar's best streets.
New plumbing, new wiring,
new forced air heaters. won-
derful all new kitchen with
hand-decorated tiles, sub-zero
refrigerator, dishwasher, micro,
trash compactor, green house
window. Living room has open
beam ceilings, country manor
brick fireplace-Large side
patio with built-in Bar-8-0.
Plus Charming, refurbished
· 2Bdrm Apt. Call to see this
special place!
C~es~l~e cp~opedles
759-f877
BILL GRUNDY. REALTOR
J -l ' R < i 1., t1 • u r • • "... b ~ ' '.i b , o .
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
815 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPEN SAT a SUN 1-5
Watch 1un1et1 from 3 levels of flne1t Lido
view. 4 BA -4 BA, pl•yroom, goumMI
kitchen. Sandy beach, pier and float.
$2,200,000
BAYSIDE PLACE SAYFRONT
111 BA VSIDE PLACE
OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5
Spectacular COM duplex, 2 Br.-2 ba. up, 2
BR.-2 ba. down. 2 boat spaces. May be
leased at $2,000 month to month.
Reduced to $895,000
HORSE PROPERTY
Newport back bay view from Mesa Drive, 3
acre eatate. Spacious tradltlonal 5 BA, pool,
horse atable. $1 ,100,000
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
Beautiful dutch colonial, 5 bedrooms, 5 bath1,
library, finest panoramic north channel view.
Pier and allp for large boat. $2,625,000.
PENINSULA BA YFRONT
1130 E. BALBOA
Charming, Older Balboa Beach house, 5-
bedrm., 2'h bath, pier and float-$795,000.
May be leased at $2,000 mo. to mo.
CDM VIEW LOT
Prime A-3 Panoramic Bay view lot, clty-
coa1tal approved for four large condomin-
ium•. $1,200,000. Owner wlll participate with
quallfled builder.
WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO
Prtme ground floor unit, •J>Kloua 2 BA-2
BA, thrff pat101, apa, pool, BBQ area, 2 ctir
pr. $155,000 ...........
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Call for a prtvate showing of this great value I
$365,0001 There's a neat 2 bedroom, 2 bath
home featuring a large master suite, 2 fire-
places & private sunning yard. The 2 story
apartment has 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, fireplace,
sundeck, private patio & super tenants. 4'0' x
118' lot, 3 car garage & only 11h blocks to
beach bay & shops.
P.S. And for your summer friends-2 bedroom
cottage just off ocean, $2,000 mo. Or rambling
view home, Irvine Terrace, 5 bedroom +
pool, $6,000 mo. (Less for small family.)
C!otonn rid oi611 !/lt:yx1hi!J
601111 .~t"l'I~~ tf. ~llt'.Jblle,1/J
3407 E. Coaat Hwy., COiona del Mar
873-8494
LQOKNOWll .
RealEState
Spotlight
aY ANNS1"R WATSON
F.or twelve yeara Jacobi
Realty bal beeia doiaa "'-inaa
in a bWldiftl tlMll U. becOme
a laDdmart in Newport Be.ch-
tbe buiktina aituatect in the mid-
dle of Newport Blvd. wbele it
divicNa in two.
Today Jtcobt llealty offera
complete aervica in property
maaa1emeat aad real e1tate
aala. Tbe Newport Bach ofra
ii npandiq ltt ltaff and • le-
cond offa location ICl"riq the
Palm Delert area wu opened
three yean ..,.
Jeff Jacobs it in cbarae of
the property manqement div-
ision ... I love work.int and livina
in Newport Beach. My f atber
• baa been in the real estate busi-
nesa for years-I just arew up
in it and found it very interesting
and challenging. Real estate
is ab1olutely non-routine and
it allows me a lot of f nedom-
especially in my scheduling. I
work bard, but I can have con-
trol of my time," said Jacobs.
Jacobs and bit wife Jackie.
who works in commercial de-
velopment, have a three-year-
old son. In their spare time they
travel. .. I love to travel to exotic
places. Another favorite activity
of mine is skiing/' he said. J ac-
obs specializes in managing in-
vestment and residential prop-
ertie1 tbrowpowt Newport
Beach and Colla M-.
Jacobi lleah.J'I .an n,....
1ioa inchaclea Bob Stewart-
IOOD to be joiacd by liil Wife
Jan, ~atberine Pisber, Jean
White, Mike Yuatia, aaid Dee
Milea. Additioul aalel yeall
are expected to join J acob1
Realty in the near future. A
real Cltat.e ~ ii Uo OD
Jacobi llealty\ staff.
Bob and Jaa Stewart are Iona-pined experjeace iD away uaa
time Newport &e.cb raidenll in Oraqe County u well u
who bave railed their two cbil-in diflmeat typa or real eataae
dren in the area. Bob aperi•tiza trawlCtiom. White U. worked
in a variety ol ••• 19'1 t;; • extemively in Milaion Viejo,
of properties. Ria 2S yean of Lake Porat, El Toro, Lapna
real estate experience i.ncludes Nipel, Su Juan Capistrano,
Corona del Mar, the Newport Laauna Beach, and San Cle-
penimula and Palm Desert. He mente u well u in Newport
is knowledgeable about reai-Harbor area. .. I love the real
dential, commercial and invest-estate busineu. It .. cba1Jenain1
ment properties u well a land and financially rewardina for
development and limited part-mytelf and my clienta wben I
nerships. find them exactly what they
.. Real estate is very interesting want," &aid White. In her spare
to me. I especially like the prop-time White likes to travel and
erties in Newport Betcb becaue play golf and bridge. White's
they are all very different and real estate experience includes
the clients here reflect a variety · residential, commercial and in-
of personalities-no two are vestment properties, land de-
alike. This makes my work en-velopment and limited partner-
joyable, .. said Stewart. In their ships.
spare time the Stewarts enjoy Katherine Fisher is a longtime
tennis and family activities. Newport Beach resident who
Jean White has been in real bas been active in the commun-
estate for eight years and bas ity. Currently she is on the ed-
1 Bedroom 3912 Inlet Isle Dr.#
220 Nice Lane #213 644-9060 $339,500
631-1-400 $175.000 Sat 1-5
1817 e. Balboa 2 Bedrooms 644-9060 $239,000
240 Nice #106
Sun 1-4 1206 Blue Gum lane * 673-34~ $169,500 644-9060 $385,000
12 Balboa Coves
631 -1400 $469.000 Sun 1-5
35 Valley View
Sun 1-5 644-9060 $225.000
4 Bedrooms
3 Bedrooms 842 Harbor Island Dr. 0
644-6200 $1,200,000
538 Vista Grande
675-5511 Sun 1-5 815 Via Udo Soud O•
ucation committtt: Of the New-
port Hanot.CO.U Maa Board
of Realton. Yaaber terYe1 all
area of Oranp County and
her tran1actiou include rai·
dential u well u investment
propertie1 and land develop-
ment. -rbia area ii IO cli~xd
in its typa of properties. I find
evaluatin1 the dill'erent prop-
ertiea very interesting-there
are just ao many types of areu-
from bay and waterfronts, hill-
tops with viewa and inland-
yet cloae to water properties .
In addition to working on her
pilot•• liceme, Fi.sher likea out-
door activities and collecting
antiques 1.n her spare time.
Mike Yu1kis specializes in
sales OD the peninsula., the bluffs
and Dover Shores.
Dee Miles specializes in prop-
erties around the Fashion
Island-Newport Center area
such ··as Harbor View, Spyglass,
and Banor llllk.
Her caner in real -*
be1an about eipt years a10
when the boGPt properties for
ber bvaband and haldf. 1lne
yean later 1be became a Mlea
qeat for otben. •1 ajoy wort-
ina with people-help,1 diem
solve their real e1tate prob-
leml-both in buyina and 1el-
liq. I have f ouDd that my clientl
become my frieods," she said.
In her spare time Mila i.a in-
volved with tbe Newport Harbor
Art Muaeum and enjoya paint-
ing, decoupage, 1crim1baw,
clusical music and duplicate
bridae and outdoor activities
such as bone back riding and
bicyclina.
Jacobs Realty, Inc .• in New-
port Beach is located at 2919
Newport Blvd.; phone: (714)
67~70. The Palm Desert of-
fice is located at 72~2A El Pueo,
Suite 3B; phone: (619) ).40.-0()~.
2321 Port Carlisle Place
Sun 1-5 644-9060 $329,500 Sun 1-5
17 Goleta Point #•
644-9060 $615.000 Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5 « 1 Redlands #•
644-9060 $345,900 Sun t-5
Sun 1-5 #1 Rue Biarrity #
644-9060 $675,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
5 Bedrooms
326 Evening Canyon #• Sun 1-5 644-6200 $599.000 Sun 1-5
$195,000 7 Hermitage # 675-6161 $2,200,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $1 .075.000 Sat & Sun 1-5
730 Malabar
111 Bayside Place. 2 + 2 759-1877 $275.000 Sun 1-5
Sat & Sun 1-5 12 Burning Tree# 675-6161 $895.000 644-6200 $875.000 Sat & Sun 1-5
2507 Bamboo #
644-6200 $244,900 Sun 1-5 1521 Seacrest #• 309 Poppy Ave. 644-6200 $549,000 Sun 1-5 673-8494 $399,000 Wed & Sun 1~
512 Signal Rd. #
Sun 1-5 2224 Pacific Dr -PCH -Acacia •0# 644-6200 $255.000 Sat & Sun 1-5 31741 Contijo Way#• 644-6200 $895,000 644-6200 $1 ,050,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
1201 Berkshire#
1213 E. Balboa Blvd. #*O 631-1400 $285,000 Sat 1-5 2345 Port Carlisle # 644-6200 $700,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $349,000 L.H. Sat & Sun t-5
1310 S. Bayfront 3 + 2 Duplex
2018 Tahuna Terr. * 631-1400 $895,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 25 Rldgeline Dr. #•• 644-6200 $485,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $3.950.000 Sun 1-5 369 Newport Ct.
631 -1400 $379.000 Sun t-5 404 Belvue Lane 7 Bodega Bay #•• Ci 631 -1400 $369.000 Sat 1-5 644-6200 $675,000 Sun 1-5
125 Via Vella#
Sat 1-5 502 'K' St.# 631 -1400 $399.900 409 Morning Star 631 -1400 $449,000 Sun 1-5 644-6200 $995.000 Sat 1-5
2807 Harbor View Or. #•• Sun 1-5 2658 Bayshore Dr. # 144-DO 1558.500 Sun 1-5 Vacant Lots 631-1400 $1 ,499.000
a Cevtntry •
Sun 1-5 18862 Saginaw, Turtlerock # Top of Rocky Pt. Lots 84-85-86 -644-9060 $559,500
631 -1400 $189,500 Sat 1-5 644-6200 $2,700,000 Sat & Sun S...S
14'5 Via Undine
644-9060 $379,000 Sat 1 .. 5
617 & 617YI Carnation Key: •Pool or Spa •View #Family Room • Waterfront ..
~-9060 $329.000 Sun 1-5
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CORONA DEL MAR
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Top this for valuef 6BA. 4 BA. 2 kitchenl. 2 ~
2 laundry facilities. plilio + sundeck. walk to beach
& shops. Low down. assume loan.
.._ VlfW MU llllJlll
Best value in the area, 3 BR + family room. 3 car
garage, upgraded kitchen, custom buitt-ins. Me-
ticutousJy maintained. Fee.
lllAl•IDI 11 1141..111
Garden courtyard welcomes you into this home
with 48R. 2th BA. family room and unique firep&ace
in living room,' community pool.
llAI• VIEW •W IMU•
Welt maintained home on large lot on fine street.
3BR. 2BA. vaulted ceilings. covered patio, 3 car
oarage. Owner anxious. -
Ollf ~IA IEl UI --.111
Gross annual income $30,000f 2 BR. 2 BA unit
with some bay views! Front unit 2 BR. 1 BA. Botti
units recendy remodeled. Appoin1ment
JU .. mo 1111.m
3 BR, 21h BA. famity room, excellent location on
extra wide greenbelt Quiet street Partial ocean
view.
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tt you love Carmel, you will love this 3 BR home
surrounded by lush greenery. Reduced price ceftec1s
owner's desire to sen.
........ .us Mani
This lovely Broadmoor family home has i1 alt. 5
BR. view. lovely yard, master suite with fireplace,
formal dining, family room. community poot•
CHIU -um 1441.111
Newer custom home with 1800 ocean/bay view.
Room for pool, 3 BR.+ FR or 4 BR. 3'h BA. 2 ftrePaces.
master BR retreat could be office or den.
1.\1111 .. -.u ••• 111
Everything about this home is speaat. The grounds
are beautiful. lush & private. 2 BR. den. totally
customized with marbfe counters.. new kitchen.
OLDE C.U Ill UI aw 111
Contemporary home for the entettainer. 4 BR ptus
maid's quarters on an oversized lot with ocean
and canyon views.
1..SUFR •15.D
Pacific Ocean view from this spacious 3 BR home
located on lush strada! Easy outdoor living with
access to beach. You own the land.
a.IBUFR -Ill
Impeccable family home with solar heated pool
& spa set in lushly landscaped yard. Ocean view.
new kitchen. many exceptional detailst
A MEMBER OF THE W
SEARS RNANCIAL. NETWORK laJ
NEW LISTINGS
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C.,. Cod llPfl 111 2 Bfl a BA IPlit lew9I. WhA9
carpet. wood windows. Community poof .. ape &
ct~ In ...... complex.
Cl 1111 B.. 1'11111
Beat priced newer duplex south of PCH wfthin
Alps to shops and beKhes. 2 BR rear unit and
charming 1 BR front unit
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New on 11\art(et fabulous 3 BR comemponary home
on large comer lol Expansive outdoor living area
with pool & spa. Terrific buy.
JllllH CIEB 1111.1 I
''Exqui!Ute jewel .. decorated in pestiefs. Uytighta.
comer location with utmost privacy. 2 BR + den.
Ga guarded community.
WEIRlff II D .. 111
Need spacious entertaining area & 3 large BR?
This is itt Huge living room. dining room & den
plus delightful country~ Spa.
.. u 1n•-Pam
Six units br ... in Corona .. Mar .. 10 x an-I
Always rented invesk>n delight. One unit gr•t
tor owner if ne 1 lied
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4 BR. bright & shining as a new penny. All new
floors. windows. appti8ncea. ~ tiles. ~
hardware. laNbcape in fad~
OTHER AREAS
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One al the last buikteb6e lots with canyon priv8cy
onty minutBs from Laguna Vllt.ge.. Plana mpprovect
by city. Call to see.
RLl•UllU Im.Ill
Tucked away lof compl• privacy yet in commMd
of dramdc coastal & lights view. 3 BR. 3 BA wi1ti
spacious kitchen. brass & wood ... tw .........
lAIUIUllMI ... Ill
Charming ocean fron1 in wooers Cove. Otd woftd
chatm in this 4 BR residence pet ched on the rocks
with tabuloua views.. cao. '° stq>8 too..
Joann Akerman Lyteen Ewing
Ginny Anderson Sue EJctey
8111 Bents Maggie Guth
Marcia Bents Sherley Harns
Debi Bibb Rita Kurtz
Eleanor Bowie Guy L1v1ngston
John Campbell Sara Marvin
Evan Corkett Marcia Matthews
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THE ORANGE COUNTY
Movies, Music, Art, Stage, Nightlife, Dining & More
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N•ncy Wll8on-Heart-atopplng ........................ 3
Last time the popular rock band Heart came through Orange County,
Nancy and her singing sister Ann were featuring a softer sound.
Wilson tells Marcus Dietz why the band haa returned to Its hard
roots.
Those who like their stage performances on the light side should
be forewarned-South Coast's production of Sam Shepard's award-
winning "Buried Child" probably isn't for you. But If memorable
drama is what you want. Marcus Dietz tells why you'll want to
be part of the audience.
Calendar of Evmta ................................... I
Wondering whaf s happening in Orange County in the way of art
music, dance or theater? Check out our easy-to-use guide to events
for some answers.
T aklng Care of Mom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Marcus Dietz otters a took at Mother's Day happenings around
Orange County which are sure to make her feel appreciated.
Shrinking 'Evb' ..................................... 9
The Grand Dinner Theatre's production of the famous story of the
wife of Argentine President Juan Peron has some space limitations,
but a splendid cast makes the best of the close quarters.
In Search of "Yuppie Heaven" ....................... 10
Nightlife correspondent Judy Duffy discovers what she thinks may
be the 0 in" place for the upwardly mobile at .. Confetti's" nightclub
in Orange.
Bandatanding on the Nightclub Tran .......•.......... 11
The Bandstand in Anaheim is a great place to dance find meet
peopte, says Judy Duffy, but it has much more as well.
Strawb.,, Feetlnl Grows Up . . . . . . . • • . . . . . • . . . .• ~ •• :I I
Building development has eaten up most of the lbawt.ry-growtng
laod in Garden Grove, but the city will again hold Ila MnU8I trtbute
to the red berry, this year bigger than ever. George Pappa btlls
why.
A ......... .....-..,. .._nch ........................... 1 a
Dining writer Bret Colson continues his tour of the beat brunch
spota in Orange County, this time going 10 Le 'Blarittz for aome
French cooking In Newport Beach.
French Food In• Casu .. Almosph ................... 14
The Pleasant Peasant in Newport Beach ls one French restaurant
you· won't ,have to get dressed up for. But Bret Colson saya you
wouldn't know it by the quality of the cuisine.
•a• Faire Fun ..................................... 11
It'• the time of the year for the city of Fullerton'• annual atreet
faire and parade. For an old-fashioned good time, get the detalla
here.
Fighting C.,atlc Flbr'osla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....•. 11
Local actor Buddy Adler goes to bat tor children stricken by the
deadly diaeaae in a one-man tribute to God and country at the
Crystal Cathedral
The ultimate listing of restaurants and night clubs in the county,
giving readens everything they need to know to have an enjoyable
evening. Includes updated listings of area nightclub e11tertainment.
OnTheCover
Nancy Wilson, singer I guHarist for the popular rock bend Heart.
.... her contingent into the Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre
May 18.
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ntghtttte. music . .,,_..,. dance and art throughout Orange
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Editor
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Assistant Editor
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Orange County Entertainer May 1986
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Hard-ro~lfing Head regains its zip
Wi Ison sisters soar
with new hit album
BY llOCUI DIOZ
A lot has ~ for Nancy Wilson since:
the last time she and the other members
of the band Heart toured throuah Oran1e
County.
That was in 1982, Heart appeared at Irvine
Meadows as it toured the .. Private Audition"
album. The release was newr well receNed
by the critics. The concert featured mostly
slower music that didn't h2we the usual Heart
zip. People in the music business beaan
to write the band off.
But when Nancy, her sister Ann and the
band's other members take the staae apin
at Irvine Meadows on May 18, they'll do so
ridina hiah on a crest of public and critical
recqpiition. The latest release, .. Heart," has
gone platinum twice over, reached the number
one spot and placed three singles ( .. Never,"
'What About Uwe," "These Dreams'') in the
top ten on the charts.
And even as the band has chanaed in the
last four years, so too has the staae sh,_,...-
An alt.-new, multi-level slap has been added,
as has a new li1htin1 system. Best of all,
more of the rockina. drivifll music that has
helped Heart sell some 17 million albums
wortdwide is featured.
"This is definitely the best show we've ever
gone on the road with," noted the 32-year-
old Nancy, via telephone. "It's more rocker
music than slow material, but ifs still a well-
balanced show."
Just two years a10, many of the band's
critics probably figured that Heart wouldn't
be takin1 any kind of show on the road apin.
Rumors were flyina that Nancy, who had
already appeared in .. Fast Times at Ridaemont
High" and "The Wild Life," would seek a
movie career, while the 35-year-old Ann had
other interests as well.
Instead, the Wilsons changed record com-
panies (from Epic to Capitol), hired an outside
producer (Ron Nevison, previously of the
Who, Led Zepplin and Survivor), and decided
to make another go of it.
·~hose were a rouah couple of years," Nancy
acknowledaed, .. but we are eternal, diehard
optimists. We had been receivina a lot of
apathy from manqement and record com-
panies, and we just needed• chanp."
"These Dreams," the sirtlle which recently
has received plenty of airtime and has sky-
rocketed on the charts, feMures NMcy per-
forminc lead vocals insteed of t.r usual beck-
ina vocal and auitar role. Hot-shot producer
Nevison had to be sold on it before it was
recorded.
.. He (Nevison) didn't think it was a Heart sona." Nancy said. •eut I could tell that it
could become a hot sinfde. It was my tum
(for lead vocals) on somelhina like that. and
I feel very lucky to be doinc it"
Nancy also enjoys writinc music and com-
bined with lead vocalist Ann, the pair has
turned out some ptettJ decent music since
the first album, .. Dreamboat Annie/' broke
them into the bia time in 1976.
Before that, Heart had been just another
bar band, except with two pretty, talented
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faces up front.
-We did a little Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple,
Rollin& Stones, but we also did a lot of our
own oriainals, too," Nancy recalled. "We got
away with that more than bar bands do today.
It was just the right era for that I guess.
.. But we always fett that we were grooming
ourselves for the big time," she continued.
"That's why we fOrced our material onto the
club sets. But we didn't have a lot of credibility
at the time. Peopfe thought of us as a novelty,
because we weren't just two female ornaments
in a macho band."
"This show (May J8 at lr-
t1lne ltudon) Is definitely
the best show .. , .. flOlt8 on
the road •• ,,
-Nancy Wiison ol H1.r
Still, the success of •Dreamboat Annie"
cauaht the sirts off pard, to uy the least
"It was a bla surprise, up until now our
bigest album," the blonde-haired Nancy
said. "Beina 20 or 21 and havina a multi-
platinum album, well, ttm was pretty excitifW."
And not only was it excitins, but it pulled
the Wilsons out of their Seattle home and
put them on the roed for tourina. travelin1
and rec:ordina. i
0 Yes. tourina aets• to be very 1ruelin1,"
Nancy said. "We ao t> so many places that
Orange County Entertainer
when we get home for a three-week break.
the last thing I .want to do is go ~
So I usually just lay around, or go swimmina.
or horseback riding."
If 0 Dreamboat Annie" hadn't vaulted her
and her sister into fame and fortune, Nancy
figures that she would probably be 1ivin1
guitar lessons to someone, someplace. Or.
maybe, she would have gone to college and
learned to work with animals.
.. I have a small farm at home in Seattle.
and I have horses and does there," she said.
.. But durina our tour this year, IYJI be on the
road ten months. That doesn't leave much
time for anythirll else."
Besides another Heart album, which is
already in the works, ("just tidbits ftoaU"I
arou~ is her description), Nancy is cunentty
wor1Ung on another movie wtiUen by friend
(and sometime sorw coltabcnlor) Sue Ennis..
But don't look for one of rock's most at-
tractive ladies to pursue • permanent film
career. For now • ....,,..,, she SllYS tMt music
is still her life. mid adil'I just a clNersion.
WheNMw dis sooomalls des 1lap betu• 1n
her and Ann, which can ._..., when ,ou're
tryin1 to produce top ten music qettter,
the sisters usually try to comp0ttlise..
"There's not • lot cf issues thlll come up,
thoulh." she said. -worki• with each other
is like wortUnc with the other half. We were
realty close srowtnc up, and it has carried
over into our careers."
"Heart" will play at Irvine Meadows on
May 18 at 7:30 p.m. Irvine Meadows is located
at 8808 Irvine Center Dr. in lquna Hill.:
Call 855-4515 for tickets
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Sam Shepard at his best in 'Buried Chlld'
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BY IUKUS DIETZ The multi·talented Nan Martin appears s.n Shepard is a peat storyteller. He spins as Dodae's wife. Halie. Martin has petformed
up a story of incredible depth and detail, in several Broadway shows, includina "Gr8ll
pons a bundle of questioM, and then al1SJlTJPefS God Brown.• 9Eccentricities of a Nightinple."
abouthalfofthem.leavingituptotheaudience and ·under the Yum Yum Tree." She also
to fill in the blanks in their own minds. is currently appearing in ABCs comedy •Mr.
As a plapright. Shepard is even better, Sunshine."
as the South Coast Repertory's current
(throu&h May 11) Mainstaee production of As Halie in .. Buried Child," she opens the
"'Buried Child" demonstrates. Humor is MJ'1efl play offslap, while conversing with Dodie.
so tiahtfy with tfaaedy that the two are in-camped out on the couch. As they exchange
separable-you really don't know whether barbs at MCh other. the¥ combine to deJiver
to &aueh °' cry. _ some of the play's best lines while manaeina
Shepard is an ambitious writer who is rapidly to set the mood.
becoming recognized as one of America's
greatest playwrights, right there with Eugene
O'Neill. His forte is realism. The storyline
in -SUried Chil~ is made realistic bya simple,
down·to-earth setting and multi-complex char-
acters.
.. Buried Child" is about a midwestem family
which is coming apart at the seams for. no
apparent reason. The family js a dreary group,
to be sure: a father who spends his time
on his back, drinkin& coughing and wheezi~
one son who is a mental case and ar'l(;,tje
who is a bitter amputee; and finally, a mcAher
who babbles too much and convenientty ig-
nores what she doesn't want to see.
Their miserable existence is altered when
Vince, the son of the mental case, arri1'1e5
to introduce his new girtfriend, only to discower
that no one recognizes him. He and Shetly
(played very capably by Jennifer Parsons)
more or less act as the straight characters,
and help pry out the secret which partially
explains why the family has gone bonkers.
As usual, the SCR does a magnificent job
of staging this complex program, and one
of the theater's best casts has been assembled.
Ralph Waite, best known as John Walton
on the hit TV series, 1'he Wattons," portrays
Dodge, the griuled old geezer.
Waite shines in this role, if such a droll
part can sparkle. He spends the whole play
sprawled out on his back. hacking his brains
out but in between manages to provide many
of the play's funny moments.
Raymond Barry performs as son Tilden,
the one with mental problems.. Sany, whose
film credits include "Year of the Dragon,"
is inteeal in providing the zany side to the
play.
For those who have never seen a Shepard
play, .. Buried Child" is a great chance to
lf!l a taste of what makes this playwright
so speciat. Prwidine only a part.ial answer,
or none at all, to the problems they pose
seems to be a fawrite tactic of today's writers.
Hele is one who will keep you entertained,
even if you can't figure out what is 1oin1
on.
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It's Pulitzer Price-winning Beth Henley's
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p.m. May 8-10 and 13-17, and at 2 :30 p.m.
May 1 and 18 in the Studio Theatre on campus.
Director Tom Blank describes "Miss Fire·
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ART
••ActrM8ee/ Audience.••
a joint exhibition of recent
work by Karl Gernot
Kuehn and Holly Wrilht.
will display through May
10 at BC Space Gallery,
235 Forest Ave., Laguna
Beach. Gallery hours are
11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.,
Tuesday through Satur-
da~. For more information
call 497-1880.
American lnd&.n aculp-
hn WGfb by Clifford Fra-
gua, on display at Galeria
Capistrano, through May
18, lOa.m. to5p.m.daily.
Gallery is at 31681 Ca-
mino Capistrano, San
Juan Capistrano.
C... Ga-Sallpbn will
be on display at Cal State
Fullerton's Art Gallery
through May 11. For more
information call 773-
3362.
Clulpnwl Calsp Sbldenl
Art &hlbllion will be on
display May 14 to 23 in
Guaenheim Gallery of
Chapman Colleae, 333 N.
Glassel!, Oranae. Hours
are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Mon-
day through Friday. Call
997-6607.
Common Ground Mul-
timedia Art Gallery, 509
N. Harbor Blvd., Fullerton,
will feature works by Sho-
shana Ernst, Katheryn
Beckham and others May
5 to May 31 . Hours are
10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday
through Saturday. Call
879-0075.
C,prw CoH1p Sludent
Alt Exhllit will be on dis·
play through May 14 at
Cypress College's Fine
Arts Gallery, 9200 Valley
View St.. Cypress. Hours
are 11 a.m . to 3 p.m.,
Monday through Friday.
Call 826-2220, ext. 139.
ot.ne S.saone Gallerr.
278 Forest Ave., Laguna
Buch will feature works
by Grace Sonaok> and An-
drew Stanley Wina
throulh May 25. Recent
peintinp by Gerald Buch-
man will be on display Mir 31 throuch June 30.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 5
p .m., Monday throuah
Saturday and 11 a.m. to
5 p.m . on Sunday. Call
494-2440.
"'11tuashl12 In Glau," De-
sians Recycled Gallery,
6f9 N. Harbor Blvd., Ful-
lerton. throulh May 16,
Monday to Saturday, l 0
a.m. to 6 p.;m.
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In la l bn" will be on
display throulh June 28
at Muckenthaler Cultural
Center, 1201 Malvern
Ave., Fullerton. For more
information call 738·
6575 or 738.6799.
.. Indian Art • ., featuring
works by eight artists, will
be on display May 24
through June 26 at Eileen
Kremen Gallery, 619 N.
Harbor Blvd., Fullerton.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 6
p.m ., Monday through
Saturday. Call 879-1391.
The u Habra Children'•
lluMum presents the
Children's Art Festival
through May 3. The mu-
seum is located at 301
S. Euclid, La Habra. Hours
are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
Tuesday throuah Satur-
day. Admission is $1 for
children and $1.50 for
adults. Call 213-694-
1011or714-526-2227.
The lapna Cal • al Art
will feature an all media
exhibition of student
works May 15 through
June 12. The colleae is
located at 2222 Laauna
Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach. For hours, call
494-5014.
Ola bJ F., HGplnwt will
be on display May 1
through 31 at Quorum
Gallery, 374 N. Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 5
p.m ., Tuesday through
Sunday. Call 494-4422.
"On a Small k•le: Al C.
lllomla 'II," a juried ex-
hibition d two and three
dimensional works res·
tricted to 18 inches in
size, will be on display
May 2 through June 8 at
Laguna Art Museum, 307
Cliff Drive, Laauna Beach
South Coast Plaza Expan-
sion Location, Costa
Mesa. Hours are 11 a.m.
to 6 p.m., Monday throuah
Friday and noon to 5 p.m.,
Saturday and Sunday. Call
494-6531.
OrillMI ..... bJ Olls:rt ..
A.I. and others will be
on diapfay thro&AO May
15 at Galleries fouche,
Ud., 499 N. Coast Hich·
way, Laauna Beach.
Hours are 10 a.m . to 6
p.m., Monday throu1h
Saturday. Call 497..,.91.
,........ .., c.dJn C.·
dene9 will be on view at
Laauna Colleae of Art Vet-
tinaer Gallery, 2222 Lal·
una Canyon Roed, ......,,_
Beach. The exhibit will
run throuah May 15. For
more information call
497-3309.
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man witf be on display
May 5 thrOUlh June 3 at
Sandstone Galtety, ~
North Coast Hi1hway, l..aluna Beech. Hours are
11 a.m. to5p:m., Tuesday
throuah Sunday. Call 497-
6n5.
.. Paper and Bronze • ., a
show by two local artists,
will be on display May 7
throuch June 29 at Bow·
ers Museum Galleria,
2036 N. Main St., Santa
Ana. Gallery hours are 11
a.m. to4 p.m., Wednesday
throuah Saturday and
noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday.
Call 557-2009.
"'otopaphlc won• by
Danyt Curran and Georae
James are on display
throuah May 2 at Irvine
Valley Colteae, 5500 Ir·
vin~ Center Or., Irvine.
Hours are 8 :30 a.m. to
9 p.m., Monday throuah
Friday. Call 559-3233.
••1111l) and-......" a
one person exhibition by
Julie Schneider will be
on display through May
3 at freeman's Art and
Frame, 154 W. Bastan-
chury Road, Fullerton. For
viewina hours and days
caJt 870-9825.
STAGE
.. Aln, .............. the
hit musical based on the
sonp of Fllts Waller and
other 11'..t Jazz·-com-
posers. wiH be t11 d May
6 throuah 25 at la Mirada
Civic Theatre. 14900 la
Mirada Blvd .• la Minlda.
Call 994-6310.
.. Babr.'• a musical UCI
drama ~ produc·
tion, will be st.aaed May
1 throuah 10 at UCl's Ane
Arts Studio Theatre at 8
p.m. Tickets .. $3 to $5.
Call 856-6616.
....... Cllld." Sam She-
pard's Pulitzer Prize-
winnina play, will be
staged throo1h Mey 11
on South Coast Reperto.
r(s Main Staia, 655 Town
Center Dr .• Costa Mesa.
Curtain at 8 p.m., T&mday
throu1h Saturday and
2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
on Sunday. Tickets are
$15 to $22. Call 957-
4033.
"HappJ New , .. , ... a
musictl comedy based
on the play, "Holiday,"
will be stapd Thursdays
throu1h Saturdays until
Mey 10. the Costa Mesa
Civic Ptayhouse, 661 Ha-
milton St., Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $7.50. Curtain
at 8:30. Call 6~5269.
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The load,'• a musical
starrinc Teri Ralston, will
be stapd throu1h May
4 at l..111\ma MOulton Play-
house, 606 Laauna Ca-
nyon Road, Laauna a.ch. Cati 494-0743.
..,... ll"IMd rat Eli·
zabeth Ho•llfffs Curtain
Call Dil""*W rt.be. 690
El Camino Reel. Tustin.
Prices start .t $15.95.
Doors open 6 :30 p.m .
T......, throuah Thurs-
day, 7 p.m. Friday and
SMunMy and 11:30 a.m.
and 5:30 p.m. on Sundlly.
For reserw.tions call 838-
1540.
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Percy and Denham's
murder mystery will be •sr 11 May 15 to 18 and M8Y 20 to 25 at Cal State
Fullerton's Recital Hall.
For ticket and reservation
information call 773-
3371.
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,_.., ... au1,• Fred
CarmlchMlt 1ide-
sptittirc comedy. wtff run
thn>ulh June 8 •the Ha-
rlequin DinNr ~
3505 S. Harbor Blvd .•
s.rwta Ana. Pwbmenc:a
are Tuesdey ttwOUlh s.t.
unlay wtnp with s.t·
urday and Sunday mlltl-
nees. For tickets and
reservations call 979.
5511.
••Leoftanle .... ,......
.... .. ~--the comical
question, '4What if Leo-
nard Da Vinci could tnMd
to the 20th~ The
play will be*• d. Seb-asmn's Welt ow. Pt.y.
house, 140 Awnida Pico.
San Clemente, throu1h
May 30. Tickets are
$17.50 to $24.95 inctud-
ina dinner. c.et 492-9950.
..,._ U... la Wb11r." a
dnlma ~on the life
d ~ ,......., II d Ens·
land. will be sta1ed
thfauitl Mlly 10 ltClbrilo
~ 202 Avenida
CabriHo. ~ Clemente.
TicMts .. $5.50. Curtain
at 8 p.m., Thursday
thr~ s.turday. Call
492 .
1'900 Jamboree Bl;d.. I~ CA 9Zll4 (714) ~1
Oranse eoumy Etdeitainer
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wilt be presented May 28
to 31 at Foothill High
School, Costa Mesa.
Tickets are $3.50 for
adults and $3 for stu-
dents. Curtain at 7:30.
Cati 731-7464.
.. A Moon tor the Mllbec·
otten.'' by Eugene O'Neill,
will run through May 10
at the Gem Theatre,
12852 Main St., Garden
Grove. Tickets are $9 to
$13. For tickets and in-
formation, call 636-7213.
.. .., Fw l..8df." the mus-
ical based on "Pyamal-
ion," will be staaed May
9 throuah 11 and May 15
to 18 at Goldenwest Col-
lege Theatre, 15744 Gol-
denwest St., Huntington
Beach. Tickets are $5 to
$8. Call 432-5527.
.. Nati 11 Oft." a hit Broad·
way play about a touring
company trying to pro-
duce a farce, wi ll be
staaed May 29 through
June 22 at Laguna Moul-
ton Playhouse, 606 Lag-
una Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach. Curtain at 8 p. m.,
Tuesday through Satur-
day, and 2:30 p.m. on
Sunday. Call 494-0743
Of 494-8021.
Rodgers and Hammer-
stein's well known story
of the singina Von Trapp
family, will be staaed May
16through 18, 22through
25 and May 29 through
June l at Plummer Aud·
itorium, 218 West Com·
monwealth Ave., Fuller-
ton. Tickets are $7 to $14.
Call 879-1732.
Ufen Little lndiMI," will
be staged by The Brea
Theatre League at the
Brea Cultural Civic Cen·
ter, No. l Civic Center Cir-
cle, Brea. Shows will run
May 8 to 10 and May 14
to 17. Call 528-4240.
"The .,..,_ 111 .. .-.... the
hauntina play by Anton
Checkov, will be staged
May 27 throuah 31 at
UCl's Fine Arts Concert
Hall. Curtain at 8 p.m. Call
856-6616.
··unfinished Business,''
a collate of comic, serious
and musical vignettes
about the causes and ef.
fects of AIDS, will be
staged by Theatre Rhi-
noceros of San Francisco
May 7 at 8 p.m. at UCl's
Fine Art Village Theatre.
Tickets are $6 to $8. Call
856-6616.
'"The Uninwbd.'' a ghost-
.. The Sound of Music:' ly tale with spellbinding
special effects will play
through May 4 at Tustin
City Hall, 300 Centennial
Way, Tustin. Tickets are
$6 to $10.50 and can be
purchased at the Tustin
City Hatt or by calling 544-
8890.
0 Vlrslnia.'' the inner story
of the inner life of Virginia
Woolf, will be staged
through May 18 at South
Coast Repertory's Second
Stage, 655 Town Center
Or., Costa Mesa. Tickets
are $16 to $21. Curtain
at 8:30 Tuesdays through
Saturdays, 8 p.m. on Sun-
day, and weekends at 3
p.m . Call 957-4033.
.. You C-'t T.U It With
You." the comedy about
an eccentric 30's family,
will play weekends
through May 17 at Tra·
buco Hills High School
Auditorium, Mission
Viejo. Tickets are $4.50
in 4dvance and $5 at the
door. Curtain is at 8 p.m.
Cati 768-098 l.
MUSIC
Ben Wrillef will perform
May 3 and Pegy Gilbert
and the Dixie Belles will
perform May l 0 at the
Forum Theatre, 4175 Fair-
mont Btvd., Yorba Linda.
Shows start at 8 p.m .
Tickets are $6 to $7.50.
Call 779-8591 . ....,ond .....,._,. is the
theme of Orange County
Pacific Symphony's con-
cert to be held May 19
at 8 p.m . in South Coast
Repertory Theatre, 655
Town Center Dr., Costa
Mesa. Selections from Vi-
valdi, Rodgers, Bach and
others to be performed.
Call 973-1322.
Concert• at The Coach
HCM.-: Hiroshima May 3
and 4; Edgar Winter May
10; ZaSu Pitts May 22;
Leo Kottke May 23. The
Coach House is located
at 33158 Camino Capis-
trano, San Juan Capistra-
no. Catt 496-8927.
Concerti at th• Cra:q-
hone: Marshall Tucker
Band May 5; Joe Cannon
May 12; Johnny lee May
19; Exile May27; RayCha-
rtes May 31, June 2 and
3. The Crazyhorse is lo-
cated at 1580 Brookhot -
low Dr., Santa Ana. Call
549-1512 for reserva-
tions.
The Finn, featurin1
Jimmy Page and Paul
,,,._. twn to ,,..e B
HOLIDAY INN ANAHEIM
PROUDLY PRESENTS
TONYA
AND HER
FABULOUS
BELLY DANCERS
MONDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 9 PM-I AM
• In
PICKFORD'S PUB
Complimentary Champagne for the Ladies
Served S-9 p.m. Every Thursday by Exodc Male Waiters
1850 S. HARBOR HAPPY HOUR 4-7 PM
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c\)\Jt CB01tdeau~
C6ohlh Cf1ee1r
~°9he C'a1rdonnay '9
Plus a Complete Line
of Gourmet Specialities
ecaviar .Croissants
•Fresh Pasta and Sauces
Picnic Baskets Available
for Beach or Yacht
CHAMPAGNE FRIDAYS
4-8 p.m. $1 .50 per glass
Tues-Sat 10 a.m.-10 p.m.
Sunday 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
2094 S. Coast Hwy.
Laguna Beach
(714)494-WINE
Free Parking
Across from Tavern By Th e Sea
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Rodgers. will be in concert
May 23 at 7:30 ·p .m. at
the Pacific Amphitheatre
in Costa Mesa. For tickets.
call 2 16-6666.
The Irvine Marriott wi II
present pianist Mic hael
Jordan from noon to 2
p.m and 5 to 9 p.m . Mon-
day through Friday
through the end of March.
The hotel i s loc ated at
18000 Von Karman Ave ..
Irv ine For further infor-
mation call 553-0100.
Irvine Symphony Orches·
tr• presents selections
by Vivatd i, Haydn and oth·
ers on May 17 at 8 p.m.
in the South Coast Com-
munity Church Auditori-
um. Tickets are $12. Call
261-0231.
The lee Ferrell Show, a
fast-moving "oldies" pro-
gram featuring the pop-
ular pianist. saxophonist
anu comedian 1s at Club
l 7, 16 70 Newport Blvd.
(at 17th St.), Costa Mesa.
Ferrell, who used to play
with The Righteous Bros.,
teams with Hal Ratliff and
Laura Vida to put on a
great show. Call 645
5448.
Music at Cal State Ful·
lerton: Opera Theatre,
May 2 through 4 ; Califor·
nia Chamber Players May
7; Jazz Ensemble May 8;
University Choir May 10
and 11 ; Women's Choir
May 14; University Sin·
gers May 17 and 18; Con·
cert Band May 21; Uni-
versity Wind Ensemble
May 22; University Or·
chestra May 24 and 25.
Call 773~3347.
Music at Chapman Col·
lep: Wind and Jazz En·
sembles May 7; Sholund
Concert May 10. The col·
lege is located at 333 N.
Glassell, Orange. Events
start at 8 p.m . Call 997·
6812.
Mother's Day round-up of events
8
BY MARCUS DIETZ
Leave it to Orange County to come up with
a multitude of ways to celebrate a holiday.
So when Mother's Day finally arrives on
May 11 , look for a variety of special happenings
around the county. From French to Italian
to Mexican to Continental, there figures to
be something for just about every Mom on
her special day.
LE BIARRITZ
Mom's Day will have an elegant French
touc h at this popular Newport Beach res·
taurant. which has scheduled a part·buffet
and part·tableside service brunch.
Traditional brunch goodies like meats, sea·
sonal fruits, salads, cheeses, and cold seafood
items are scheduled, and entrees include
sauteed chicken, top sirloin topped with Ber·
naise sauce, linguini and clams, and a smoked
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MEN& WOMEN
We«ing Condants
25 Years hpenence
FOR Y~ FOAMM. Ft...cTION
COME SEE US -WE t.W<E IT
FUN TO GO FORMAL
631-5270
1812 Newport Blvd.
CoeuM ...
Now at New Location!
,
salmon omelette that's guaranteed to please.
Entertainment will be provided by the pop-
ular Mime troupe, "Dynamimes," and all
Mom's will receive flowers, as well.
For those who would rather skip the brunch
crowd and go out for Mother's Day dinner,
la Biarritz will offer a special romantic evening.
New Captain Remy Drouet helps orchestrate
complete tableside preparation, including
flambe specialties like "Le Steak Dianne,"
"Medallions De Veau Napolean," and, of
course, flaming desserts like bananas foster
or cherries jubilee.
In addition. Caesar salad and "Salade D'Ep-
inards" are also available with tableside ser-
vice. and the resulting flaming show is sure
to give Mom a special thrill. The flambe prep·
aration is a special highlight of le Biarritz's
new menu which features most of the old
favorites and plenty of new ones, too.
The restaurant has also scheduled two
wine tastings during the month of May, as
well. On May 7, Patrick Wise of Clos du Val
vineyards will conduct a tasting of seven
wines, with poached mussels, prawns, crab,
baby shrimp, marinated calamari, and venison
highlighting the menu. The tasting is priced
at $20 per person.
On May 20, the Parducci Winery's Kurt
Chartes will introduce several premium wines,
with the menu featuring four fresh pastas.
The tasting is $17 .50 per person.
Le Biarritz is located at 414 N. Newport
Blvd. Reservations for Mother's Day and the
wine tastings are recommended, and can
be made by calling 645-6700
AIRPORTER INN HOTEL
Mother's Day will get off the ground in
a big way at this plush hotel, located across
the street from John Wayne Airport.
At poolside, a brunch buffet will be featured
from 10 a.m .·3 p.m., with a variety of salads,
Orange County Entertainer
Music at Orana• Coast
Collea•: OCC Big Band
May 4; Orange Coast Cho·
rale May 10; Music for
a New Age May 17; Pacific
Symphony May 31 .
Tickets are $4 to S 10. All
events start at 8 p.m. The
college is located at 2701
Fairview Road, Co sta
Mesa. Call 432-5880.
Music at s.ddleback Col·
lep: An All-American Sa·
lute featuring the Saddle-
back Symphony
Orchestra May 3; Chai
Plays Beethoven May 4.
The colleae is located at
28000 Marguerite Park-
way, Mission Viejo.
Tickets are $3 to $5. Call
582-4656 for reserva-
tions.
The Orana• County Pa·
cific SymphonJ will per·
form selections from
Liszt, Haydn and Bartok
on May 3 at 8 p.m. in the
Santa Ana High School
Auditof'lum, 520 W. Wal·
nut, Santa Ana.
pastas and fruit dishes featured. There will
also be traditional breakfast dishes such
as scrambled eggs, sausage and bacon, along
with a taco bar, chicken enchilidas. seafood
Florentine, chicken crepes, and an extravagant
Belgian waffle station with all the toppings.
Desserts will include strawberry short cake,
a variety of cakes, and assorted danish and
muffins. There will also be champagne for
the adults and flowers for Mom at the buffet,
which is priced at $10.95 for adults, $6.50
for children 6 · 12, and five and under are
free.
In the Mediterranean Room, sit down brunch
is featured, as guests can relax and choose
from a selection of entrees including omelettes
and egg dishes. The popular fruit carousel
is also included, as is champagne for adults
and flowers for Mom. This brunch will be
served from 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
The Airporter is located at 18700 MacArthur
Blvd. Call 833·2770 for reservations.
GIORGIO'S RISTORANTE
This quaint. cozy Italian restaurant served
more than 600 guests on Easter, and Mother's
Day figures to be even busier, as those who
enjoy a sumptuous Italian spread find it big·
time at Giorgio's.
Lasagna, eggplant dishes, veal, antipastos.
pasta salads, and chicken crepes are among
the dishes scheduled for the buffet, which
also includes traditional brunch items, as
well. There will also be meatballs, linguini
and other selections, along with an omelete
station.
Of course, Mom will receive flowers, and
will be entertained by a strolling accordian
player who is really quite talented. Best of
all, brunch at Giorgio's is priced at just $9.95
for adults, $5.95 for children 6·12, and five
and under are free-probably the best brunch
bargain in Orange County. The food is superior.
the prices reasonable.
And if you want to treat Mom to a limousine
,., •••• fUrn .. ,,_ J3
May 1986
Grand Theater ofleFs mini-v.ersion ol 'Evita'
BY llAICUI DIETZ
.. Evlt•," the cl•ssic opera based on the
life story of Eva Peron, the wife of Arlentine
President Juan Peron, is one of those plays
that needs • bi1 "9 to make it work Staaina
it on • littl~ one is much like sailin1 the
Queen Mary around • lake.
So it shouldn't be surprislf11 that the Grand
Dinner Theater's current production of .. Evita,"
now runnin1 throu1h June 15, comes way
short of livina up to the billit11 thM the Tony-
award winnin1 play brin1s with it. That is
not to imply that the Grand doesn't live the
pt'Olram a aood effort, because it does.
But in the end, there's just too little bang
for the buck.
For starters, "Evita" requires a much larpr
staae than a dinner theater can provide. The
ravin1 thron1s which adore Eva, such an
inte1ral part of,the play, are represented
by five or six perfJ>rmers.
It takes a lot of ima1ination to conjure
up pictures of thousa!)ds of worshippers at
her feet, when you onlj see five or six people.
And the depth and intensity of their feelinas
completely become lost.
So too do many of the musical numbers,
which require many more voices than this
version provides. And comina up with a cast
that can handle the incredibly varied tones
and ranses found in the music is practically
imPoSsible for a dinner theater.
Thus, many selections simply lose their
forcefulness and impact. because those doing
the singing are basically out of their leaaue.
This isn't to imply that .. Evita" at the Grand
is a ne1ative experience, thou1h. In fact,
it is very entedaining. But you do walk out .
of the theater aware that the play is much
more powerful than in this pt'8Mntation.
peasant woman who became first lady of
Ar1entina at a1e 27. She displays a rich,
movina voice that meets fl#.J'fY ~-
She is especially effectNe on the wefl·known
hit, "Don't Cry For Me Ar1entina," during
which she sinp, .. I kept my promise-don't
keep your distance."
Ed1erton carries the mannerisms of a
woman worthy of havina a play dedicated
to her. She's confident, poised, dianified,
and conveys it to the audience.
Lyle Kanouse, who portrays Juan Peron,
does a decent job with the role, but many
of the musical pieces are too much for his
voice. He also seems too weak to be a dictator,
but since Eva is the focal point in the play,
maybe this lack of charisma is intentional.
Even with a few weaknesses, thouah, the
ra1s-to-riches story of a woman who was
loved by many and hated by some is well
worth the ticket price.
Just don't exPect the Grand's presentation
of .. Evita" to be the ~ndest you'll ever see.
0 Evtta," now plaJtns throush June 15 Ill
.... Ct'Md .,.._. '"'''"'· ........ 1 , ..... man Wa1 (at the 8'8ftd H•'*I). Alt•t.•1•.
11cb11 .. $18.95 .. ~--c.. "2·7710.
Pools Ide
CHAMPAGNE BUFFET
..
Indoor Seating Available
ADULTS $1Q95
CHILDREN $6.50
Children Under 5-No Charge
10:30 A.M.-2:30 P.M.
~editerraneari CRoom
Full Service
Cham.,.gne Brunch
9:30 A.M.-3 P.M.
RESERVATIONS
(714) 833-2770
Airpotter Im Hotel
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--Nightlife------
Finding 'Yuppie heaven' at Confetti's
BY JUDY DUFFY
Once upon a time there was a Yuppie whose
upward mobility gained such momentum
that the fellow took to his bed from the shock
of it all. While he was lying around on his
designer sheets a vision came to him. He
saw Yuppie heaven.
When he came to his senses he sipped
his mineral water. snacked on organic caviar
and tried to recapture the vision. To no avail.
He began to call his friends on his cordless
phone and describe what he had envisioned.
Lights, crowds of attractive people in trendy
The Arts at OCC
Kathak D•nce of India
May 2 ($6 Advance, $7 Door)
Middle Eastern D•nce
May 3, 4 ($6 Advance, $7 Door)
1 Wonders of the Orient
May 8 ($4 Advance, $5 Door)
Madame Butterfly Five Penny Opera
May 14, 21 (Gen. Adm. $2.50)
May 16. 17, 23. 24 (Reserved $10. Advance. $1 2.50) Door;
Gen. Adm. $5 Advance, $6.50 Door)
New Music for a New As•
teaturtnc Joe Poahek. S111lh11izer
fby 17 ($4 Advance, $5 Door)
Greece
May 18 ($4 Advance. $5 Door)
Baroque &on.nz.a
Padfic SJmphonJ
May 31 ($10Adults, $7 Under18)
C•ll 432-5527
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
COMMUNITY SERVICES
10
clothing, dancers moving to the beat of top
40 music and people laughing and having
a Yuppie good time.
"It was such a perfect place," he moaned,
11and I've lost my dream." In despair he put
on his trendiest clothes and jumped into
his quietly stylish imported auto and took
himself to 3845 Metropolitan Dr. in the City
of Orange.
He parked the de rigueur auto carefully
away from the intrusive presence of older,
less stylish modes of transportation, and
glimpsed in the distance, across the ample
parking lot, an arch of balloons that he re-
membered from his dream. The sign on the
I building read Confetti's. The Yuppie was home.
You too can get a glimpse of the stuff Yup-
pie's yearn for. ~n fact, ifs such good stuff
that just about anyone with a little good taste
will enjoy an evening at Confetti's.
The concept here is very uptown, very chic,
very New Y()t1(. Jorge Ureta, general manaaer,
calls it "show time." That's a pretty aood
name because the show is damed aood.
The decor is snazzy, if not exactly startling.
but it is upbeat and in keepina with the idea
that this is the place to go to have a good
time. There are four bars and various areas
to explore or settle down.
Downstairs you'll find the bar area around
the dance floor the most conaested spot
in the house. Definitely the place for those
who want to see and be seen before or after
they venture out onto an adequately sized,
but very crowded, dance floor.
Those who have a touch of the exhibitionist
in their souls will find this is the place to
haul it out and exercise it. The spot above
the sound booth just below the Hon the Air"
sign is available to show off your best moves
for a two record stint. When the line gets
too long, they'll take your name and you'll
get a two-record shot when your number
comes up. Fun.
The bar just inside the door is also a good
place to set up your base of operations. This
was the area chosen for a 30-40 birthday
party for Elle Greenberg of Balboa and Petra
Sibthorpe of Newport Beach. The party of
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six was comfortably ensconced in a booth
drinking champagne while the crowd filed
by on their way to more frenetic areas.
"We're just working our way bllCk to New-
port," said Greenbera. "We like it here and
so decided to start our evenir11 in Oranae-"
Confetti's charges a $5 cover on Friday
and Saturday nights, which is a little steeper
than most local clubs. Ureta pointed out
that the club has all the very a.test technolo&y
in sound and light systems and thM the display
chanaes almost weekly as new thinp come
into play.
If the tariff seems a littte hilh to you, you
might want to try Confetti's on a week niatrt
when the cover drops to S 1.
You'll find all sorts of goodies to p ique
your interest.
Confetti's doesn't offer a stamp on the hand
for re-entry and security and behavioral stand-
ards are tight here. The ratio of women to
men is about even with tots of couples in
evidence.
The Place: Confetti's Niahtclub
Located: 3845 Metropolitan Dr., Oranae (The
City)
Phone: (714) 634-8536
Details: Friday & s.turct.y cower $5. $1 week-
niahts until 8 p.m. $2 8 p.m. to closl~ Buffet,
happy hour dancina to top 40 6 ni&hts. New
York club music on Sunct.ys from 7 p.m.
--Nighlli.fe-------
Band Stand tops tile· dance scene:
BY JUDY DUFFY
"This is the only place to come. There's
always plenty of room to dance," says Carmen
L~ of Riverside. as she headed back out
onto the m.in dance floor at the Band Stand
in Anaheim.
"Anaheim? She drove au the way to Anaheim
from Riverside just to dancer• one might
ask.
You bet your sweet top 40 toe shoes. The
ni1ht we checked out the Band Stand we
met auys and airts from all ower the Southern
California map.
Etiwanda, West Covina, Lona Beach and
Arcadia were all present and accounted for.
When we finally met a couple from Fullerton
we were surprised. It was beainntna to took
like the Band Stand was a local landmark
the loalts didni know about.
Not true, thouah. The locals know plenty
about the wide open spaces to dine, dance,
play pool and ;ust socialize-all offered by
the Band Stand. The reason we couldn1 find
them is because the place holds a thousand
bodies at a shot, with room left~ to enjoy
yourself.
You'll find somethina for everyone at the
Band Stand. Since they t..ve one of the best
sound systems we've run into and terrific
lilhtinc effects to complement it. ~II start
with the dancins.
There are six (count 'em. it's true. it's true)
dance floors here. The main --is divided to allow those who are so inclined to take
a spot li1ht area or aet lost in the hustle
of bodies on the main floor. The mirrors .-e
a treat you wodt Wit to miss. You can scope
out your style et the wne time you're keeping
an eye on the cutie pie across the room you'd
like to meet
The music that comes from that sound
system won, blow you ..ay with distortion
as the DJ spins the hottest top 40's hits Wed-
nesday thrQUlh SaUdays.
Wear your trendiest duds to visit Band
Stand. This is no place for ~ There
is a dress code and it's entorced. No tennies.
no shorts Md no shirts without a collar please.
This c~ is smart. stylish and a mixed
Great Barbecue.
At a Fair Price.
ha& ase wise. You won, eet in if 'JG/re not
21, but they won't keep you out if ·JCM,.re
40. Both aee IJ'OUPS will find their eo111em-
poraries well represaded in the larae crowd
the Band Stand can accommodate.
If yo4/re a dyed in the woolen lone johns
country and western person, don1 ctesc>-ir.
The Band Stand spins just your kind of discs
on Sundays and Tuesdays. Monday nights
it's live Rock 'n Roll.
At this writirw the band schedule for May
wasn1 available.. But based on what we saw
in the April lineup. you won1 be disappointed
by musicians who think a professional is
anyone who can afford a auitar strina.
Dancirw isn, the only kind d partyina that
keeps the Band Stand filled with fun lovers.
When was the last time you en;oyed a hyp-
notist's special brand d e1 deltainment? The
Band Stand offers it on Wednesday nights
at 6 p.m.
If it's fame, fortune and a chance to strut
your stuff that you're yeamina for, why not
si1n up for the Bare Teddy Bear lingerie
Contest:? This is one where the guys have
a chance to really get in on the fun. They ·
can sen up to iudae the ladies. who vie for
prizes in this hot competitiott.
These are just samples of the type of en-
tertainment that makes the Band Stand a
hot lddress for silllles and couples too.
On May 26, Memm• Day, you can stop
by .... enjoy the 5lh Semi-Amual Chili Cook-
off. Dust off Uncle Jake's recipe and enter
his secret concoction if you have the yen. n.e are prizes for best chili, best show-
mmship ... best boolh.
Can, mlllce it tor the chili? Then why not
just ., by for dft-.r? The Band Stand has
a Sl'Mll, sample. but comprehensive menu
with dinner st.tins from $6.95 and sand-
wictm "°"' ~95.
Al this aood *"f OJIMS with a SU~
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Marie Mendoza of Fullerton summed up
the prevatlirw .nitude ~ the crowd toward
the Band Stand. She Aid, •trs bi& the music
is good, the abnosphere is nice and I feel
safe here. People mind their manners and
you can just party and have a aood time."
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Ain't Misbehavin' at
La Mirada Theatre
.. Ain1 Misbehavin'," the hit musical that
won a eo1eted Tony Award for best musical
on Broedway, will play May 6 to 25 at the
la Mirada Civic Th! lbe.
"The Joint is Jumpin' " in this celebration
of the life and good times of Fats Waller,
one of the 1930s most oelebtated perfomters.
Set in a Harlem niafddub, the songs of Fats
Waller are suns. danced, and acted by a
stompin', struttin', hi&h-hMtin' cast. Musical
numbers inciude .Ain, Misbehavin', .. -r Ain,
Nobody's Biz-ness If I Do;' .. Honeysuckle
Rose: and -JM Joint is Jumpin'. •
Two dozen ott. &rat sonp and dance
numbers rneke thil nllical an •ard--~
hit thll jumps tor joy with Anwica's t.orile sorws ~the W1l1r ...
A specm pres r itllllon will be perfonned
for the h1• ins in1111ired on s.turday, May
24. 2:30 p.m.
Tichtts .. 11tt •1 ble Ill the La Minda Civic
Th 11be belt office. 14900 La Mir.de Bhcl,
La Mirada. cw ct. .. d by telePhone (213)
~9801 or (714) 994-6310. llckets are
$13.50 to $16.50 and are also available
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Strawbet:ry F,estival: Going big time
Garden Grove event
includes TV air time
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
Twenty-eight years ago-when the city of
Garden Grove began holding its annual Straw-
berry Festival-the event was a small, local
gathering.
Over the years the festival has grown to
a burgeoning event attracting upward of
200,000 people. For the first time, the central
part of the event, the annual celebrity parade,
will be televised on channel 9 Saturday, May
24 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The festival will take place from May 23
to May 26 and in addition to the celebrity
parade, includes a carnival and outdoor booths
displaying various foods and games. There
will be musical entertainment at the am-
phitheater.
The grand marshalls for the parade from
Garden Grove's Main Street are Lyle Alzado,
fonner member of the Los Angeles Raiders,
and Richard Mull, the star of TV's "Night
Court." A number of other celebrities from
other TV shows will also take part in the
parade.
Larry Shaffer, president of the Strawberry
Festival Committee, said the festival is good
for the city and brings the community together.
Shaffer, who has been involved with putting
together the festival for eight years, said
the difference between this year's upcoming
festival and previous ones is the television
coverage of the parade.
"This is really going to bring exposure to
the festival and city," Shaffer said.
"All of us i nvolved with the festival are
excited, because this has never been done
before," he added.
Schaffer said the city first came up with
the idea when the city of Santa Ana televised
a parade held last year for Cinco De Mayo.
"The city's mayor and Garden Grove City
Council contacted us and we got together
and arranged it," he said.
The·city is underwriting the cost of the
parade coverage, he said. In addition, the
city is alloting $150,000 to cover the costs
of the festival.
''We probably won't spend nearly that much,"
he said.
Shaffer said all money made at the festival
by private civic groups and city orpnizations
goes back into the city.
Much of the money made by the Festival
comes from the array of carnival booths in
a park in the center of the town. The booths,
set up by various civic and service clubs,
will display novelty items, assorted crafts
and food.
Jerry Mari1old, another member of the
festival committee and Garden Grove resident,
said the event provides local civic and charity
1roups with a chance to raise money for
their yearly proerams.
Mariiold said he thinks the parade attracts
people to the carnival.
"After the parade many people saunter
over to the carnival," Mariaold said.
Jan Dunn, who has participated in the fes-
tival for 20 years, said, "One year we (the
city) used the money to finance the con-
struction of a children's win& of the public
library."
Dunn said money made at the festival was
used to build the Strawberry Bowl, a 500-
seat amphitheater.
Entertainment will be held in the bowl every
night of the festival.
A talent show will be held Friday ni1ht
(May 23) at the amphitheater with Southland
participants competin1 before celebrity
jud191.
The tol~ nilht a Las Veps-stYled review
show ii~.
WtieN do the strawberries fit into the festival?
bier Johnson. 1960 Olympic GatCt M1d9IJst
and lwaident of C..ifomia Speclel OlymplCs.
will kick oft: the start of the ffttlvel when
he hosts the annual slicin1 of the UWortd's
Largest Strawberry Short Cake" for 4,000
people on the first ni&ht The cake consists
of 36 1allons of whipped cream and 960
pints of fresh strawberries.
One of the 00ahosts for the parade telecast,
Eric Boardman, said he first heard about
the festival two months qo when attending
the Miss Garden Grove paaeanl
u1 was really impressed with the city," Board-
man said. Boardman said the city reminded
him of the midwest, where he grew up.
"The city really seemed to me to be makin1
an effort to crute a community feelina and
identity." He added, "In many cities down
this way, you don't see that"
Boardman said he is looking forward to
the parade.
"I always enjoy parades and this one is
startina to attiact a lot of llttention."
Grand Marshall Lyle Alzado said he was
attracted to the festival because of the ct.ity
aspect_
Dunn said the event first bepn as a .. sandlot
festival. "The festival has charwecf so much,"
she said.
She said the festival has .,.cfually shifted
its emphasis to arts and cultural .,... Its.
.. It used to be more of a down-home event
with a rodeo and a dos show, but we eventually
dropped those events," Dunn said.
Dunn also said she welcomes the TV cov-eraae of the festival.
~ somethina bad happens in the com-
munity it llb blown out of proportion," she
said. 1'tiis W8Yr they can see the city in a IOOd lilht for• ct.,.."
If the televisiori COWf'8ll ~ successful
it could be used for future testivals, Shaffer
said. ·
"It all depen<ts if the city officials think
it was• success "
Shaff8r sa1Ct he pins • certain amount
" ~ litisfaction from his ltw0t'9ment
In the~'
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my time," he uid. •
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12 Oranse COUntY Entertainer Mayl986
---Dining
Mouthwatering Prunch and ice carvings, too
BY BRET COLSON
Taking its name from Newport Beac h's
sister city, Le Biarritz Restaurant has become
a landmark spot for enjoying the fine art
of French cuisine.
But when Sunday brunch is served , creations
are not the only art that is practiced.
Besides a mouthwatering spread of foods,
one of the first things guests will notice is
the spectacular ice carv ing prepared espe·
cially for each Sunday feast.
Some would call it a gimmick to set Le
Biarritz apart from all the other champagne
brunches offered in the county. Owner Yves
Briee would call it a labor of love and excellent
therapy from the hectic pressures of running
a world class restaurant.
"I've been doing it for the past year and
a half since our chef who used to do it took
on another position elsewhere," explains
Briee in an accent as thick and rich as the
food his establishment offers.
"It's really quite exciting and challenging
to go out in the parking lot on a Saturday
morning and create something from a block
of ice and a chain saw. Believe it or not,
about 90% of the work is done with a chain
saw. I can smooth out most of the rough
edges just by letting the ice melt a little
bit. With two or three hours work, I'm able
to make just about anything," exclaims a
proud Briee.
It's a boast that Briee readily backs up.
Some of his most impressive works have
been collected in a photo album. Among
the most fascinating are a harp complete
Mother's Day
Continued from pap 8
on her day, special rates are available to
Giorgio's through Lord's Limousine. Call Gi -
orgio's at 998-6640 for details.
Giorgio's is located at 5555 Santa Ana Can -
yon Rd. in Anaheim Hills, just off the 91
Fwy. at Imperial Hwy.
HUNTINGTON BEACH INN
Brunch is served with an ocean flair at
this beach-side hotel.
Indoor/outdoor dining will highlight the
champagne brunch in the Grand Ballroom,
with a spread featuring baron of beef, turkey
with all the trimmings, omelettes, carved
Hawaiian baked ham, oysters on the half
shetl, and a variety of salads and desserts,
includinc chocolate eclairs and black forest
with nylon strings, a swan, and a highly detailed
carving for a 25th anniversary celebration.
"It's taken me a while to learn it, but I
think I'm pretty good at it now," adds Briee.
But most Newport residents and those from
surrounding areas will attest that Briee's
true talents lie in the preparation of exQuisite
French food. And they prove it time and again
by returning to Le Biarritz for one of the
most delicate and delicious brunches in
Orange County.
Guests who do partake in the brunch enjoy
a unique dining adventure that combines
the best of a buffet with the choice of an
individually-selected entree and full table
service.
The buffet is offered before the entree
which proves to be dangerous to the un-
suspecting. It is quite easy to go back two
or three times just to sample the wide selection
of items offered in the buffet portion. Be
forewarned that this can leave you full even
before the entree ever reaches your table.
Selections such as fresh cheeSes and meats,
bagels and lox, deviled eggs, tossed salad,
seafood salad, and an especially tempting
array of sweetrolls and other pastries make
stuffing one's self too soon a common mistake.
For those who can show some restraint
(it's tough), the rewards are well worth it.
Briee spares nothing in creating individual
masterpieces of French provincial cuisine.
Menu choices range from Oeuf Benedict to
Poulet Dijonnaise (chicken in mustard and
cream sauce) to Top Sirloin Bemaise to Quiche
cake.
In all, there will be some 14 hot items
served, which will be accompanied by live
entertainment and flowers for Mom. The
brunch, scheduled from 9:30 a.m .-5 p.m.,
is priced at $12.95 for adults, $10.95 for
seniors and $7.95 for children under 12.
In the hotel's Sandpiper Cafe, meanwhile,
complimentary champagne will be served
with any entree all day, along with a spectacular
view of the ocean. The cafe is open from
6 a.m .-11 p.m .
The Huntington Beach Inn is located at
21112 Pacific Coast Hwy. in Huntington Beach.
Call 536-1421.
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SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BUF'f'E1' BRUNCH
May 1986 Orange County Entertainer
du Jour.
We tried the Omelette aux Fruits de Mer
and the linguini aux Clams and were dis·
appointed only by the fact that we had fallen
into the trap of eating too much from the
buffet. leaving us unable to finish our entrees.
The Omelette aux Fruits de Mer literally
melts in the mouth. Its delicate taste is com-
plemented nicely by the shrimp, king c rab
and lobster in a light c ream and Cognac
sauce that fills the center. This d ish is one
of the best reasons why French cooking sit s
atop the highest throne in the culinary world.
The Linguini aux Clams further strengthens
that claim. The garl ic butter sauce is the
key here. as one would expect. It is neither
overpowering nor with a heavy aftertaste.
Instead, the Unguini aux Clams soars to the
most pleasing of palatable heights.
A dessert cart is sure to leave most everyone
wishing they had stomachs two sizes larger.
Carrot cake, blackout cake, strawberry torts
and more will mesmerize patrons into taking
a serving even though there's no place left
to put it
Le Biarritz is located at 404 N. Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach. Sunday champagne
brunch is served 11 a.m . to 4 p.m. Valet
parking is available. Reservations are advised.
The brunch is priced at $14.95 for adults
and $8. 95 for children under twelve. Ban-
kAmericard, Mastercard and American Ex-
press are accepted. For reservations and
information, call 645-6700.
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Pleasant Peasant for casual French dining
BY BRET COLSON
When a restaurant labels itself "French,"
that automatically means the food is going
to be expensive, a jacket and tie will be required
and all the tables will be set with white ta-
blecloths and the best crystal. Right?
Not necessarily so. Not if you make plans
to spend an evening of dining on French
food at the Pleasant Peasant.
That's because the Pleasant Peasant is
not your typical French restaurant.
"We are a quaint, intimate restaurant with
bountiful amounts of food," explains manager
Margaret Weil.
It's an understatement that is typical of
the philosophy behind the Pleasant Peasant.
The entire restaurant can seat only 75 people
at one time and is reminiscent of a large
country kitchen. Pots, pans and cooking uten-
sils hang from shelves throughout the dining
area. A flowery wall paper gives a homey
touch and creates the basis for a very relaxed
and very warm atmosphere.
The staff is equal to the atmosphere, bringing
a friendly, genuine smile and serving a leisurely
evening of some very different and very de-
licious French food.
Patrons have picked up on this theme.
Open collars and polo shirts are as acceptable
as three-piece suits.
Chef Kevin Rollins has been with the res-
taurant for seven years and it is the relaxed
atmosphere that has helped him to develop
a wa rm and lasting relationsh~p with many
of the regulars who frequent the Pleasant
Peasant.
"People are always poking their head in
t he kitchen to either say hello or to comment
on what they've dined on that evening. It's
become sort of a nice tradition around here.
I rely heavily on what the customers think,
especially when I'm trying out a new dish,"
says Roi Ii ns.
"We prepare a provincial style of food here-
more hearty than a cuisine that you might
find in a typical French restaurant. Over the
years, we've combined several different styles
to make our own style," adds Rollins.
Hilton names pastry chef
European-trained pastry specialist Cornelia
Off has joined The Irvine Hilton and Towers
as pastry chef, supervising a staff of five.
In her own post, Off is responsible for all
bake-shop goods, including desserts for the
hotel's Le Cafe and prestigious Morell's res-
taurant, as well as baked goods for the hotel's
extensive meeting and catering functions.
She reports to the hotel's executive chef
Michael Watren .
Off brings a wealth of experience to her
new post. Born in New Haven, Connecticut,
she received her formal training at the famed
Richemont School in Lucerne, Switzerland.
Following the completion of her schooling,
she worked in pastry kitchens in Luxembourg
and Germany before returning to the United
States.
Most re cently, she served two and one-
half years as assistant pastry chef at the
L.A.X. Hilton. Prior to that, she was assistant
pastry chef at Cafe Casino in Beverly Hills.
Off is single and lives in Los Angeles. Her
hobbies include swimming and reading nQO -
A good case in point is the zarzuella, which
Rollins claims to have introduced to Southern
California.
This dish is more Spanish than French,
but is typical of the meals served at The
Pleasant Peasant. It consists of mussels,
clams, and baby lobster tails served on a
bed of pasta with a side of fresh vegetables.
It carries a robust flavor with it and will fill
the largest of appetites.
The Le Canard a l'Orange (duckling in orange
sauce) is a more traditional French meal
and among the most popular served at the
Pleasant Peasant. As with all good French
food, the sauce complements, not over-powers
the taste of the entree, Two healthy-sized
legs of duckling should be more than enough
for an average appetite to handle.
The menu offers a wide selection of other
traditional French favorites such as Le Coq
au Vin (chicken in red wine sauce), Les Me-
da i I ions de Boeuf Black and White (beef
topped with creamed mushrooms and Bor-
delaise sauce) and le Wellington du Paysan
(meat loaf in puff pastry topped with Bordelaise
sauce). In addition, several chefs selections
are listed on a tableside chalkboard.
Be sure to have the French onion soup
for an appetizer. It is absolutely top notch,
laden with mozzarella cheese and French
bread in a thick zesty broth. There is no
better way to start a meal at the Pleasant
Peasant than with a bowl of this delightful
preparation.
If French onion soup is the best way to
sta~, then any one of the desserts is the
best way to end. Offerings include la Mousse
au Chocolat, strawberry sherbet, and assorted
pastries. None are extremely rich, which
is good , because the main courses fill that
need.
But the most pleasing part of the even ing
comes when it's time to pay the check. Most
entrees include soup, salad, potatoes and
fresh vegetables and are priced under $11 .
Chefs specials usually run a little higher.
Although Chef Rollins is in the process
of sl~wly changing the menu, patrons can
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14 Orange County Entertainer
be assured that this is still the most inex·
pensive and one of the most enjoyable ways
to sample French cuisine in Orange County.
The Pleasant Peasant is located at 4251
Martingale Way in Newport Beach. For hours
and further information, call 955-2755.
Pageant of Masters tour
A limited number of main tier seating tickets
have been obtained by Fullerton College Com-
munity Relations for a motorcoach tour to
the July 25 (Friday) presentation of the Pageant
of the Masters at Laguna Beach.
Presented in an outdoor amphitheatre and
featuring reproductions of top works of art
with live models, the pageant is a highlight
of the traditional Festival of the Arts.
In addition to the pageant program, there
is a display of outstanding works by some
160 artists and craftsmen.
At $32 per person, the tour package includes
transportation, pageant admission and a co·
lorful souvenir program. The bus departs
from the Fullerton Municipal Parking Lot
at Chapman Avenue and Lemon Street, and
returns to that location about 11 p.m.
Tickets are available in person or through
the mail with the sponsoring .office at 321
E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton, 92634. Checks
should be made payable to Fullerton College
Advancement Fund.
VISA and MasterCard charge service and
further information are available by calling
(714) 871-8000, Ext. 252.
May 1986
A mack'al afternoon Of family fun will be
in store for visitors to the annual Fullerton
Founders' DayStrMt Faire, to be held Saturday,
May 10, in dOWntown Fullerton.
Ma1ician Ross Rice, a member of both
the Hollywood Maalc Castle and Magic Island
in Newport Beach, will be the featured per·
former at the fair. He promises amazing feats
of leaerdemain, includin1 levitation, sleight
of hand and audience participation.
The fair will take place from noon to 5
p.m. on Pomona Avenue, between Chapman
and Ameri1e avenues, and the streets will
be bfocked off to traffic. Admission will be
free.
The fair will follow the annual Founders'
Day Parade which starts at 10 a.m. at the
intersection of Harbor Boulevard and Berkeley
Avenue, and ends at Harbor and Common-
wealth Avenue. More than 80 bands, floats
and marching and equestrian units took part
last year.
In addition to Rice, fair entertainment will
include a jazz band, the Sweet Adelines Bar-
bershop Quartet, an improvisational comedy
group, clowns and roving street performers.
Carnival rides will entertain children attending
the fair.
The fair is being produced by the city's
Community Services Department. Further
information may be obtained by calling Joe
Felz of the department at (714) 738-6589.
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Mayl986
Newport's Country Side Inn opens
Hotel and resta~nt facilities are up and
running at the new 176-room Country Side
Inn, adjacent to John Wayne Airport comer
of Bristol St. and Red Hill Ave. in Newport
Beach. Official grand opening ceremonies
are set for May 9.
The 98,000-square-foot complex, built by
Newport developer Donald Ayres, Jr., of Homes
by Ayres, features a French Country atmos-
phere accented by antique furnishings.
··we designed the Country Side Inn to provide
superior service with a personal touch," says
Art festival May 17
The City of Newport Beach will host the
twenty-second annual City Arts Festival, Sat-
urday May 17th and Sunday, May 18th at
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd., from noon
to 5 p.m . each day.
"After a lapse of many years, the City Arts
Festival will return to city hall grounds.'' said
Bud Pashley, city art commissioner.
The juried art show is open to all artists
who live or work in Orange County. Entry
blanks are available at the city hall gallery,
all Newport Beach public libraries, or by
writing to the Newport Beach Arts Commission
at city hall.
To participate in the competition, all entries
must be delivered for jurying to the multi-
purpose room at Oasis Senior Citizens Center,
Marauerite and Fifth streets, Corona del Mar,
between 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m., Sunday,
April 27.
O,.,,.e COOnty Entertainer
owner Ayres, who created the hotel to look
more like a home than a standard hotel.
"This type of atmosphere sets us apart
in the hospitality industry," says Ayres.
In keeping with the personalized approach
to hotel accommodations, the Country Side
Inn offers complimentary limousine service
to and from John Wayne Airport; full concierge
services for individual guest requests; hosted
evening cocktail party; and complimentary
morning newspaper, coffee and danish.
Landscape features outside fountains and
open air terraces. The Country Side Inn is
also conveniently located close to Newport
Beach, the Irvine Business Complex area
and local freeways.
In addition, many of the rooms feature
jacuzzis and fireplaces along with canopy-
covered king-size beds. The three-story com-
plex also includes 6,000 square feet of meeting
and banquet space and 5,000 square feet
of eourtyard and reception area.
For recreation, the Country Side offers a
Universal weight and exercise facility, adjacent
swimming pool and spa.
For dining, the Country Side offers Le Cha-
teau restaurant featurin1 the French culinary
skills of head chef Daniel Bader, formerly
of Antoine's restaurant. Fashionable California
cuisine with a French flare is available through-
out the day, including a buffet lunch.
For further information on Country Side
Inn hotel or restaurant accommodations call
(714) 549-0300.
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W. BaA Rd., 535-1622. Lunch Dal1,•1 Mar•et. Hyatt· na-6600. Dinner Mon·s.t.
on weekdays. dinMr nilhttY Anaheim, 1700 S. Harbor Colonial American cuisine.
from 4 p.m. Happy hour and Blvd., n2·5900. Bntakfnt. Reservations suaaested.
Sunday brunch also '-tured. lunch, dinner daily, 1-turina ms
live entertainment in one Continental cuisine. Sunday
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with O.J. in second loun .. Grand Hotef, 7 Freedman
Wed-Sun 8·2 a.m. Contin· Tiie I> 1 ue. Ramada Inn· Way, 772-7777. Lunch,
Anaheim ental cuisine, reservations Disneyland, 1221 £. KaMtta. dinner Mon-Sat. Sunday
suaested. $$$ 978-8088. BrNkfast. lunch, brunch. haPP1 hour. Beef.
dinner from 6 a.m. to mid-fresh fith end M.,dcan ~
C..'a. 316 S. Euclid, 535· nlfht daily. Darts, shuffl• ciafties. $$
Adrle1t1t•'•· Sheraton· 9978, Lunch, dinner Fri. and boerd, uteflite TV, and Amer·
Anaheim, 1015 W. BaH Rd., Sat., happy hour. Live en· ican cutsine. S 8'Cll•1r. 1640 W. Katetla,
778·1700. Lunch, dinner, tertainment and dancina n&-0892. Bteakfast. lunch,
Sunday brunch. California ni&htly. American food. $$$ Ca•ln '•· Sheraton · dinner daily, In aourmet din·
cuisine in a newly renovated Anaheim, 1015 W. Ball Rd., ina 11tmosphere. $
settina.$$ a.re., lrown'a. 1751 $. 778-1700. Lunc.h daily,
State Colleae. 634-2211. happy hour. Entertainment La 111111....._ Hotel Ibis.
•11111 ..... 1074 N. Tus· lunch, dinner, Sunday and dancin1 niahtly. Cali· 100 W. FrMdman Wy., 54().
tin, 630-2812. Lunch, dinner, brunch, happy hour. Video fomia cuisine. 9696. Breakfast. lunch,
Sunday brunch, happy hour. entertainment. Steaks. sea-dinner daily. Happy hour.
Piano bar and sinpr Tues· food and speciality dishes. c•rs1o·1.....,. •111--. Live entettainment/ no danc·
Sat. American food. Reser-Reservations required. $$· 5555 Santa Ana Canyon Rd., ina Mon-Fri 6:30-11 p.m.
vations suuested. $$$ $$$ 998-6640. Hiahly touted Ital-Continental cuisine, reser-
ian cuisine, includina flam· vations required. SSS C... ...,._, 1801 E. Katella Cheri Kitchen. Disneyland ina coffees and tableside
Av ., 634 -1888. lunch, Hotel, 1150 W. Cerritos Ave., serving. Live entertainment Lord N1t1-.'a. 500 N. Euc· dinner. Sunday brunch, 778-6600. Sunday brunch. and Sunday brunch. Reser-lid St., 772-2131. lunch
happy hour. 0.J. and dancing Hot and cotd entrees, salad vations recommended. SS Mon-Sat. Dinner niahttY from
Fri·Sat. Mexican food. $ bar, pastry tray, Belaian waf· 4 p.m. Styled Uke an Old
fies. made ·to -order Granvllle'1, Disneyland Enllish pub, feeturin1 Con· Cattleman'• Wharf, 1160 omelettes. S$ Hotel, 1150 W. Cefritos Ave., tinental cuisine. seafood.
Fundraiser at Crystal Cathedral
• to benefit kids with cystic fibrosis
Local actor Buddy Adler is hosting a benefit
at the Crystal Cathedral Monday, May 19,
for the Heather Templeton Children's Wish
Fund, Inc.
Adler, a dramatic stage actor who also
has performed in television shows and movies
like "Smokey and the Bandif' and "Riptide,"
will host the show, called, "God and Country,"
a collection of dramatic and religious nar·
ratives performed by Adler.
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16
The actor will be joined in the 8 p.m. show
by musical performers the Crystal Cathedral
Brass Ensemble, The Appleseed Singers,
Johnie Cart and Fred Frank.
Adler founded the Wish Fund about two-
and-a-half years ago as a nonprofit organ-
ization designed to help youngsters stricken
with cystic fibrosis, he says.
His inspiration was a small girt, Heather
Templeton, from his home town of High Bridge,
N.J ., who has the disease.
"I knewthefamilyandtheytold me Heather's
Medicaid was ending in January," he said.
"When I heard about it, I asked myself,
what can I do about it? So I came up with
this," he said.
Admission into the benefit is free but Adler
said members of the audience are welcome
to make tax-deductible contributions to the
fund.
Adler said the core of the show is the patriotic
and relilious narratives in which he dresses
as President Abe Lincoln and General Doullas
MacArthur and performs their famous
speeches.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
BEST KEPT SECRET
st.k, prime rib. Uw enter· 1118'1• IM. Otsneytand
talnment. dancina Thurs· Hotel, 1150 w. Cetria l#e.,
Sun. Reservations recom· 778·6600. lunch, dinner.
mended. SS Seafood with several fresh
filh setectJons dally. Reser·
Mlaala.appl Moon1hlH,
409 W. Katetta, 956·0690.
vations sugnted. $$$
Lunch daily, dinner. happy ................ 999 w.
hour. fntertainment and a.u Rd., 956-3250. Lunch,
dancin1 ni1htly. American dinner dally, happy hour
and Mexan. S Mon.Fri 4-6 p.m. Uw enter·
tainment Wed-Sun. World·
•· ..... 1105 E. Katetla famous individual aun col·
Ave., 634-2994. Lunch, tectk>n of the Old West. $
dinner, happy hour. Live en·
tertainment and dancin1. n.. ................
California/continental cui· ralll. Emer•td Hotel, 1717
sine; award·winnina wine S. West St, 999-0990. Break·
ceUar. Reservations suaest· fast. lunch and dinner daily
ed.$$$ from 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m .
Sunday brunch setwd from
Olcars I, 1160 N. Kraemer 11a.m.to2 p.m. S
Blvd., 630-012 l. lunch,
dinner, happy hour, except The TNrd no.. Emerald
Sat. and Sun. Live shows and Hotet. 1717 S. West St, 999-
contests Mon-Sat Bia screen 0990. Dinner served Mon·
satellite television. $$ Sat from 6:30-11 p.m. Live
entertainment and contin·
........... Euku. 328 N. ental cuisine. Resei'vations
Stanton Ave., 952-9211 . and )ackets fOf men required.
lunch, dinner, happy hour. $$$$
D.J. and dancin1 Frl·Sat.
Japanese cuisine. S ,,,_rum to ,_..17
"I use the Gettysberg address and two of
MacArthur's speeches which is part of a trilogy
I've created about the United States," he
said.
Adler also said there will be some humor
in the show.
"I'm thinkin& of pantomimin& my Spike
Jones records." he said.
The Garden Grove performance will kick
off a tour of Adler's show throulh 60 cities
in the U.S. He will be performina his patriotic
narratives. The expense for the trip will come
out of his own pocket
"Several thousands of my own money has
already aone into this," he said.
Adler said he will perform in churches
around the country.
"I will be aoin1 out there cold tuf't(ey without
knowing the people in the towns," he said.
Adler said he will be knockina on church
doors of each town he comes to around the
country askin1 if he can perform.
"I like to meet people in person for the
first time, rather than make a phone call."
Adler said the tour will end in his hometown
where he will meet Templeton for the first
time.
Those who wish to donate to the fund can
write to The Heather Templeton Children's
Wish Fund, P.O. Box 257, High Bridp, New
Jersey 08829.
Fresh Seafood
Served With A
SldeOf
Sutf
~cm ., .....
Oreahfml • Lunch • o.nn.,
Prh.u• Ponies b 300
....,dngton ~Pier (714) ~25"
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Ca •12111tMt,....J
191 ... 11111 I \Dis-
f\lljl9lld ...... 1150 w. C.·
,.... l#a., 77'1-MOO .......
.... lunch. ..... Anwbn
................. pata .....
ad1 and homemade ice
awm.$
n. ............ 887 s.
Anaheim Blvd., 772-1311.
Lunch Mon·fri, Dinner Mon·
s.t. Dine in a °'Tum of the
Century'° home. fe.-urina
.werd-winrli• American Cui--
sine Md• eantinerDI flair.
R 11.,.llllticll'• ... •ltlld. $$S
Brea
La ..... 6105~C.
.... Ad •• 996-0720. er.k-
fat Sat-Sun. lunch, dinnet',
~ hour. Live enteftain-
rnent Fri-Slit Amatan food.
Hotet with one of the only
hat IPrincs tn Southern Ca·
lifomia. s
..,P1'u .. 190S. sate
Cotle1• Blvd., 671-3020.
lunch, dinner, Sunday
brunch. happy hour. Live
entertainment and dancina
Tues-sa Prtmerily wfood.
with 18·22 different fresh
fish daily. Rnetvetions re-
quested. SSS
Buena Park
Hu _., 1'91r. 6231 Ma,,..
chester Ave., 522-1542.
lunch, din.., t..ppy hour.
Steaks. seafood, with live
whole w.ine lobsters. Reser·
v.tions recommended. $$
Costa Mesa
a.t19'• Cllll. 2278 New-
poft Bhd., 5'9-2294. Open
24 hours a day. futunna
cttiti dishes. with a full·
MfVice coffM shop menu.
$
• c.a. 296 E. 17th St.,
6'5-7626, Lunch, dinner.
Uwl~Wed-SM.
Meldc.arl food. s
MleH'a, 2701 Harbor
Blvd .• 979·6735. LURCh,
dinner served ct.ily tuturinc
fine Italian cuisine. ExceUent
pest. itllms. s
... ,.rt ... c....-,.
2000 Newport Blvd., 631 ·
2110. Dinner. BBQ ribs and
chicken. $$
1M .......... 745W.
19th St., 650-5735. Break·
hst, lunch, dinner .
Omelettes, homemade
soups, sandwiches, casse-
roles. Weekday breakfast
specials and daily dinner
specials. s
Cypress
....... l JIRlll 0 1 11 K,
4009 W. BeH Rd., 527-3576 .
lunch, dinner. Japanese
food with • sushi ber. SS
Dana Point
Dua T,.._, 34150 Pa·
cific Co.st Hwy., 493-2603.
lunch, dinner. oyster bar,
Sunday brunch. LM enter·
tainment. S.food and con-
tinental cuisine. Known for
local lobster cauaht daily.
Reserwtions recommended
on weekends. $$$
Quiet Cannoa, 34344
Street of the Green Lantern.
496-6146. Lunch, dinner,
~ hour, Sund9y brunch.
Steaks, prime rib, seafood.
and the finest coestline view
in Southern California. Reser·
vations recommended. SS
El Toro
.. ,. C..._•, 23642 El
Toro Rd., 830-3810. lunch,
dinner. Closed MmMtays. En-
tertainment with hafpist or
viotinist. Bellian and French
cuisine. Dress code. Reser·
vations ~$-SSS
~~ ----
Fullerton
----
8 11(1. 501 N. SI.-Col-
leae. 870-0433. Lunch.
dinner. Sunday brunch,
heppy hour. LM .. ~
ment and mncins nilhdY-
Buraers. omelettes, piua,
st.ks. sandwicMs and .._
ads.$
Capen ..... ..,.... •114' a., 222 W. HoustlDn Alie.,
992-2580. BrutdMt. lunch.
dinner, Sunday brunch,
happy haw. DJ. and dMcJns
ntchtlY. Safaod, Dek. sand-
wiches. Sophisticated yet
casual dinina with hiah
•Mf'D dancin& ad;.cent to
Holiday Inn Fullerton.$-$$
Ca•ll ... c...,,.,, 1933
Sunny CntSt Or., 170-0891.
Dinner, happy how. S...U.
wfood. fresh fish and salad
bar. Reservations not re-
quitwd but available. SS
a..'a ..... 323 N. State
Collea• Blvd .• 870· 7400.
Lunch, dinner, happy hour.
Live entertainment and danc:·
inc Wed~s.t. American food,
includina BBQ ribs and
chicken, pasta, seafood and
steaks. s
B ,_ C8llllM. 2736 E.
Nutwood Ave., 871-9750.
lunch, dinner, Sunday
brunch, happy hour. O.J. and
dancina niahtly. Mexican
food.$
...., 813 !1 'a. Gri~s
Hotel, 500 S. Raymond Ave.,
635·9000. Lunch, dinner.
Happy hour weeknithb from
5-7 p.m.. with sushi bar on
Monday and Tuesday. Dane·
i"I. &Ne entert.ainment Wed--
Sat. American continental
cuisine. Reservations sua·
&e$ted.SS
The Tlj. 1975 Sunnycrest.
526-8283. lntroctucinl Twa
(ariddle) and Siari (mesquite
broil) Indian cuisine. Sunday
chamPICM bn.tnc-h. Reser-
vations sugested. S$$
Garden Grove
C11i:tia1 ... 12455 Hastltr,
Garden Grove, 971-2311.
Huntington
Beaeh
.. •m•~.222~
Main St. 96CMM40. Lunch
Wed.Sun. dimer Thurs-Sun.
Crepes. QUk:he, croissants
and more.
c_..,.. • ., ....... 406
Pacific Coast Hwy.. 960-
9318. Br9aldalt. lunch, Sufi..
day brunch. Uw ~
ment and d•ncina.
Ometettes. stuk & -'·
aslOft9d bur..,-s and un6-
..... Very c:awlll (21 end
cww). S
c.. ..... 16060 Beech
Blvd., 842-2541. lunch,
dinner, Sund•y brunch,
happy hour. Sonora-style
Mexican food. S
J.C. •u.· .......
18121 Beach Blvd., 841·
0417. Lunch. dinner, happy
hour, serwd 11-~ p.m. SM·
Sun. C.lifomia cuisine, in-
cludinc ribs. fresh fish, sa-
food was. chic.Mn, steaks.
$S
Mufi I "C. &J a.,
16782 Gr•ham St., 846-
3391. BNetdast lunch. Sun-
day brunch. U.. .. .,tai,,..
ment and danc:i,. Tues-Fri.
Sun.$
,.... ...... 19535 Beach
Blvd., 960-7730. Dinner
Wed-Sun. Continental with
specialty in fresh Mir.~
smM1 fine California wit• ies..
SS
l'Mle'• tllllic ..... 16360
Pacific ea.st Hwy .• ~5661
or (213) 592..-072. Musical
revues in repertory Tues-
Thurs 7 p.m., Fri 5:45 and
9 p.m., Sat 5 and 9 p.m.,
Sun 6p.m.
Irvine
II Ca;A •• 14210 eutwr
Dr .. 551 -3310. lunch.
dinner, Sunday brunch.
PADDY MURPHY'S
TOPLESS THEATER
• Businessman's Lunch-Cocktails
•Contests on Thursday Nights
TWO HAPPY HOURS
11-1 PM 4-6 PM
CORNER-FAIRVIEW & WARNER
551·1151 SANTAANA
OPEN 11 A.M. TO 200 A.U.
n.c 1Su..A615Blr-,.nca Ptlwy., (714) 551·
1942. °""" "°"' 11:30.a,. ~hour ...... Fri .... 7. u. ""*lit....., hour Oft ...
& fri. 0..ldnl Fri & s.t 1-
1 a.m. .. IM""*-~
under $10. Dinner under
$1 s. No reNfVlltions. Fisfl.
...... ribs. prime.
Le c.e.. Irvine Hilton a
Towers. 17900 Jamboree
Blvd.. 863-3111. lunch,
dinner d8ifr. C··• c1M•11& in uniq&a. Aiidiw ..,,...
phere featurina plenty of
trMS. SS
... Q1 Ill ... ft8c;stry
Hotel, 18800 MacAlttlur
....... 752-20W. Wndt .....
fri .... Man-s.t 6:30-10
p.lft.. 5'andly brunch 11-2:30
p.m. Fine f renc:h cuisine~
California KCent. Resern-
tions recPn!d-$$$$
M1Nll"a. Irvine Hilton &
Towers, 17900 JambMee
Blvd., 863-3111. Lunch,
dinner daily. EJepnt decor
fe.turinc distinct California
cuisine. Aeserwtial as recom-
mec did. SS$
lt.nela. Reaistry Hotel,
18800 MacAtthur Bhd .. 752·
W777. Muslc videos.. Oanc:i,.
niahtly till 2 a.m. Happy
hcurs .. 7 p..m .... fri ~
~--one drinb end ~
plimetltary hors d"oeuvres.
Free valet parllina. proper
.ttire required.. No c:o-er. no
minimum.
Laguna Beach
... •ww•a. 31106 S.
CollSt Hwy .• 499-2663. Breek·
fast. lunch, dinMr, Sund9y
brunch. liwe enlllltainn•ll
anc1 data .. w...sa. eon..
ti nental cuisine. Rewrva·
tions teCOlt•••ldld: $-$$
8•1c ta'a ...... Hotel
s., H11rt11n. 696 S. CollSt
Hwy., 494-0162. Lunch.
dMw•.~MdSundmf
bruncft. heciPY haur. Ooead
MmldlfL u... ........ ...
Wed-Siii, SUn bnlnch. .... .
continental cuisine. Reser-
vations acc.-S $$
...... • • .. 425 s. CollSt
Hwy .• 494-1151. Sunday
brunch, happy hour. live
enllartllinment and dandna.
Continental and Danish cui·
sine. Aeservlitions required.
$-$$
T.-fllll.1740 S. Coast
Hw1 .• 494-6588. lunch.
d i nner, Sunday brunch.
~ hour. Mex:ilcar-Souora
---....., ¥lltions 19qUifed. s
Laguna Hills
...... & ......... ..
1555 s.. c.st ..., .. 4t7-
4itn .'DI••"'*'*>"°"' 5:30 ......... h9 "•'•
_...,..23172, • l'fl
de La Certulla. 511·1570 .
lu•ctl, dinner. Su•••r
~ .......... thlcen
taod.am1'1•11 • ........,.
.... .,._Wat 'c' 11 $
..... ,. c •• ,, ..... .
2lmO Lalll8 ,.. Or ... ass..
4233. Breakfast. lunch.
hippy hour. u. •.a.t.lllr..-
...... DJ ..... dlllCiftl .... •
fr .• ___. •JPS. ct.iii
Md speciafs; Wldwiches.
N.Y.mH..sc-.ampi.home-
,,_. ... and mare. s
T .... D11° r 1555 s. Coast Hwy .• 497-«n.
Brukfnt. luncfl. Mon-SM.
··-daily. Sur-, brl.wtch 7-3 p.m. Plano blW .... ~.
fr9sh 111fIDOd. COl~J
cuitine. wilt\ pal~ view
of .... hcific ea.a. m
·Lake Forest
..,,.,,. H1u11. 23311
Muirtands. 770-3222.. Lunch.
d i nner, Sunday brunch.
happy hour. l.Jve entertatn-
ment and dancinc rtiptly
ContinerDI cursine. $S
Mission Viejo
T.-. ....... 2Z'192 Vista
~ Laen. 8]0..9980. ~.
dinner. Sunday brunch.
happy hour. Sonora-style
Maican food. s
Newport Beach
... 1' ... 311 Marina /we..
(on Balboa Island), 673·
6580. Dinner wwd nillildy,
....... ttaian and 111food
items. A selection of fine
wines and fresh fish are
oflered. Allw...,.as recom-
metldMS. $$
' h I " ' I • 2607 W .
Coast Hwy .• 646-0201.
Lunch. dinner, Sunday
brunch, happy hour. Live
• .......... ··~· Ff9Stt sufaod. $$$$
..... 1 •• Hotel Meridien,
4500 lllKAlttlur 8hd.. 47S.
2001. ffW'Ch CUISine 98fwd
for lunch and dinner, With
intimate sutina. antiques..
and Frwnch impreuiontst
peinti~ AeserwMions SUI·
8f!$ted $$$
• a (a ...... 4647 Ma-
c Arthur Btwd .. Newport
Beach. 540-2475. Mon-Fn
11 a.m.·3 p.m.. ~ Mon-
Sun musical variety di ....
star with the YoutW Amw· ans.
............ 1520W.
Coast HwJ., 548-7167. ow.. ... .,from S.10 p.m.
S....fl9lf\111tm m
............. JUW ...
wt. 1107 ............... A. R 111 ___ _
J7
-
-
-
-,
---Dining & Ni1htlife---
Continued hm ,_ J7
644-1700. BreaJcfast. Junch.
dinner d•lty. French cafe
featurin1 modest prices.$$
B.J. '1 Chic•&• Pinena,
106 Main St., 675· 7560.
Lunch, dinner until midnlaht
daily. "Weekday madness"
specials Mon·Wed. Pizza.
pasta and sandwiches. S
Bob Burne. 37 Fashion
Island, 644·2030. Lunch,
dinner, Sunday brunch,
happy hour. Live entertain·
ment ni1ht1y. Continental/
California style. Reservations
sugested.$$
C... F1euri, Hotel Meridien,
4500 MacArthur Blvd., 4 76·
2001. A selection of provin-
cial French specialties are
offered daily for breakfast,
lunch and dinner, in the
atrium lounge. Jazz music
for dinner Tues ·Sat $$$
Cafe Udo. 2900 Newport
Blvd .. 6 75·2968 Lunch.
dinner. happy hour. live en·
tertainment nightly. Conttn·
ental cuisine. specializing
in seafood. Reserv1tJons sua-
psted. $$
a-tt.'1a.il, 102 Mcfad·
Oen Place, 548-2294. Open
24 hours a day. Ometettes,
hamburaers, steaks, Mex-
ican foods. At the foot of the
Newport Beach pier.$
Grinder, 1400 Pacific
Coast Hwy., 642-8881. Break·
fast, lunch, dinner daily. S
u Pelme, Newponer Re·
sort, 1107 Jamboree Rd.,
644-1700. lunch, dinner,
Sunday brunch. live enter-
tainment.' California cuisine
in a aarden·styte settin1.
Reservations required. $$$
COllPILID BY
GEORSE PAPPAS
'*ce ..... Anna. 330
Mother's Day
Continued from,... 13
will offer Mom a touch of Mexico and Italy,
respectively.
At the Crazy Burro (8082 Adams Ave., Hun·
tington Beach), a champagne brunch buffet
is slated, featuring flowers for Mom and live
entertainment and dancing during the day.
The brunch spread features plenty of Mex-
ican dishes, along with the traditional brunch
cuisine, as welt. In addition, a variety of spe-
cially priced entrees will be available as well .
lfll be more of the same at Franco's (17041
Beach Blvd., at Warner, Huntington Beach),
which has a racing theme and some delightful,
high-quality Italian cuisine. The brunch spread
will also be augmented with flowers for Mom,
and in the evening there will be dancing
and live entertainment.
Incidentally, Orange County's craziest Cinco
de Mayo celebration will take place at the
Crazy Burro for four days (May 2-5), with
dinner and drink specials, prizes, gifts, pins
and visits by members of the Los Angeles
Rams and long Beach Grand Prix drivers.
On May 5, dinner will be served by reser-
vation only, so call 960-7644 early to get
in on the fun.
NEWPORT RIB CO.
For something different on Mother's Day,
a takeout order of barbecued ribs is the perfect
complement for a day at the beach, or a
picnic at the park, or just a leisurely day
at home.
And the Newport Rib Co. serves up some
of Oraiwe County's best barbeque, too, with
bia. meaty ribs, succulent chicken, or bar·
becued shrimp that's a real plea.ser.
Complete dinners are reasonably priced
and include co1e slaw, com bread, waetable,
fresh fruit and choice of baked beans or
special triers. But the ribs are the star at
this quaint restaurant, and priced at just
$10.95, it's one Of the best barplns Mom
will find on her.,.., day.
Newport Rib Co; ii located at 2000 ~
Blvd. in Costa Miu. For reservations or a
takeout Older, all 631-2110.
18 . '\ \
'' 4 ' .
The Hep, 18774 Brook·
hurst St., Fountain Valley,
963-2366. live entertain·
rnent scheduled: £very Mon·
day, '"Rock and Roi te..-.n:
Tuesday, "'Rock around the
Clock." Each Sunday, The
Auttl81&s,,_Top40 SOf'IS
from 8 p.m. to 1 :30 a.m.
er., ..... 8082 Ac*ns
Ave ... 960-7644. Live Music
Scheduled: May 1, 4-8. The
Craze. Top 40. May 11, 12,
Matinee Idol, Top 40. May
13-15, Katz and Jammers,
R & Band Dance Music. Maly
18-22, Paae One, Top 40.
May 25-28. Katz and
Jammers.. AJI shows start at
9p.m.
M•y 6, M•rshatl Tucker
a.nd. u.y 11, Joe cannon.
Me1 19, Johnny Lee with
openlna .ct Steve Warner.
Mey 27, Exile. Two shows
for eec:h ntlht. 7 p.m. and
lOp.m.
Tt. llleraten N-peft
....... 4545 McArthur &MS.,
NftpOrt a.ch. 833-0570.
Uve entert.inment sche·
duled: The bM1d ,.,_. plays
eYefYthi• from Jazz to ooun·
try tunes. Tuesct.y throuah
Fridmy 7 to 11:30 p.m.
Cope tie Ole. 633 Anton
Blvd., Costa ...... 662-2672.
live Music every Tuesday
ttwouch~.~
•nd At play old standards
in the piano bar from 5 to
7:30 p.m. Confqy Wiltiams
also plays okt standards in
the upsgirs portion of the
restautn. Every Wednesday
and Thursday Confrey Wil·
Iiams plays Brazilian music
as part of a show catted
"Brazilian f..t.lsy Nilht"
40, Sunday and Monday.
8:30 to 1:30 a.m. Shona Bi·
shop, Top 40, fNfJIY weninc.
4to 7 p.m.
•flfUIS ... 251 Broed·
w~. L•cun• Beach, 497·
3072. The Hank's play 1950's
and 60'1 music fNfJfY Friday
and Saturday from 8 p.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
c..... ..... 32802 Pa·
cific Ccmt HiehwY, S. lAI·
una, 4~5773. Uve Music
Scheduled: Every Wednes·
day throuah Saturday, Two
for the Show plays • variety
of music, ,.,... from old
st•ndards to jazz ballads.
Shows start at 8:30 p.m .
Every Sunday afternoon from
3· 7 p.m., the Eddie H•rris
Trio ptays jazz. On Sunday
niehts at 8 p.m. Good Stuff
plays a variety of old stand·
ards.
V1a Ilaria, 9969 Walker,
Cypress, 821-9300. Live
Music: Wed~ throoah
SM.urday 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
OJ pa.ys Top 40 tunes durina
the live band's intermission.
Sllturdly, Lip Synch Contest.
10 p.m. Thursday: "Gon1 Show; 10 p.m.
.... .,, 11ca .. ·a Coftcht-,_ ,,,, n. 28471 Marauerite
Parkwlly, Mission Vtejo. 495-
3755. OJ and d8nc:i"I niahtlY
7 p.m. to 1:45 a.m.
TM Ca•••fJ• 3010 t.·
t.y9tte, Nlwport Billch. 675-
5777. Liv• em.rt•lnment
scheduled: Every Wedrt 11*1
and Thund8y ft9ninl Ill 8
p.m. ~Wood pa.,. oldies
but IDOd..._ £very Fridlly Ind
Saturday the Jetsons pl•y
top 40 tura from 9 p.m. to
1 •.m. Each Sund1y lee
Harper plays counlry music
from 1 :30 to 5:30 p.m.
... a.... 2406 N9wport
Blvd .. Htuiport a.ch, 67S.
2244. lM Music: Mey 1 to
4, Rod Pmza. Top 40. Mey
5 and 6. Sea•y. Tap 40.
,.., 7 to 13, ADd Aama. Mly
14 to 20, ....... M9Y 21 to
25, Cefe ~--25 to 21. Jakm. M.91 28, ca So-
ciety. Alt shows bqin at 9
p.m . except for Sunday
shows which start at 2 p.m.
ltl.111'1 C.. 3201 E. Pa·
cffic Cont HictM9Y, Corona
det Mar, 67S.7575. LMJazz:
Monday, Owe JoMson Trio.
T~. Hardy Boys. Wed·
nesday, Eur°". Thursday,
Bobby Redfield Bancl. f ridmy,
Saturday, Robert Wmiams
Band. Sunday, Joe Uttieri,
3 to 7 p.m. John Wood 8:30
p.m. AU shows 1t11t et 8:30
Fr•nco'1, 17041 Beach
Blvd.. Huntincton Beach,
964-7132. Live Bands Sche-
duled: May 1·3, Katz •nd
Jammers. May 4-6, Mlltinee
Jdol . .Uay 11-15, C.feSociety,
Top 40. May 16-20, Katz end
Jammers. May 25-27, Ma·
tinee Idol. All shows start
at 9:30p.m. Classi.fiads
Muwell'a, 317 Pacific
Coast Hichway, Hunti"lloo
Beach, 840-6118. Live Music
Scheduled: Two pianists play
durinc the week. Joe Stahl
~ys Top 40 Md~
fNfJl't T uesdlly throulh SM·
urday nlsht from 7 p.m. to
midniaht. James Johnson
plays d inner music every
niaht from 6 to 11:30 p.m.
T.C. Pettpet'COfll'a, 8052
Stark, Huntinston Beach,
842-5535. Live a.ids Sche-
duled: Ewry Monday, Tues-
day, Wednesday. Chartie and
Chris play contemporary
tunes and old standards.
Thursday, Friday, and Sat·
urday: Dodd Squad plays Top
40 scqs.. Sundlly: The bend
Skytine holds a R & B Jam
Session. Alt shows becin at
8:30 p.m.
Mr..-""' 18700 Mac· Arthur Blvd., Irvine, 833·
2770. Live entertainment
scheduled: 0Nc Topps play
Top 40 tuna. Tuesday
ttvoulh s.turdllr, 8:30 p.m.
to 1:30 Lm. Herb & VI, Top
p.m. except Sundlly5.
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