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Home My WebLink About1986-11-06 - Newport Harbor Ensign• Traffic petitions fall 85 signatures short of nieded total BY ROGER BLOOM There will not be a second special election in Newport Beach in the near future, as slow-growth activists were UD1UC()CS1ful in their petition effort to put a stringent uafflc density mdinancc before the voten. The Orange County Registrar of Voten announced Friday that petition- en bad fallen 8S signatures short of the 6,810 needed to call a special election $10tnallonralaed on the issue. The signature total is suff'Jcient to put the matter on the next municipal election ballot, said City Attorney Bob Burnham. but that will not occur until 1988. Circlatcd by Newport 2000, the petitions sought to place an ordinance OD the ballot that, if pMICd by the voters, would have strengthened exist- ing requirements on developers to mitigate traffic impacts of major projects or scale ..ck the projects if the increased traffic that would result would be above dd"med limits. Opponents of' the proposal con- tended that it would be so restrictive as to amount to a building moratorium_ Bill Ficker, i.e.d of Citium for a Better Newport, which supports ""con- trolled" growth in the city, said Tuesday that he was .. deli&bted" with the failure I 1 1• .... 11 Hoag cancer center fund drive two-thirds complete BY BILL HARVEY A fund-raising campaian for a new cancer treatment center at Hoag Hos- pital was officially launched last Wed- nesday, with the announcement by Michael Stcph~ hospital president. that SIO million of the $15 million goal had already been railed. An initial gift of S6 million was presented by the Hoag Foundation, and an additional SJ. 7 million was donated by seven other cootributon. The Hoag Foundation was started in 1940 by Grace and George Grant Hoag Sr. George Hoag Sr. was one of the foundina memben of the J .C. Penney Company. He left the bulk of his estate to the foundation to be used for charitable work. Other than having contributed SS00.000 toward the build- ing ·of the hospital and thus guarantee- in1 that the hospital would be built. there is no connection between the foundation and the hospital. The Hoag Foundation has also contributed S 1 million to the Music Center, SI million to the City of Hope, more than $2.S million to the Boy Scouts, and has supported the Girl Scouts. the Boy's Club, Goodwill lnduatriea and the Salvation Anny. amona othcn. Hoag is vice president of the Hoag Foundation. havina stepped down from the position of president when be became chairman of the board at Hoag -- in order to avoid any conflict of antercst. The canCCT treatment f acitity. to be located on Pacific Coast Highway. below the hospital's main campus. will be a three-story f rtt-Standing building that will provide about 50.000 square feet of floor space. It as expected to be completed in 1988. The new center will be connected to the main hospital by a pedestrian walkway. and will contain radiation therapy facilities with two linear accelerators. two simulators and a hypcrtbcrmia room. It will also contain chemotherapy facilities with a .. day hospital ... clinical research laboratories. medical and 1 ,.,.i lei t121DoaSOvr1•E~ lbrt were..-,• Ilrct1•iaT•11f ;\ .-.forNewpwt• .. CkJCo 1 ra. _. .-y:...-be joi•I • •et ri bJ pllleM .. CO-CT. rimer QI I ti T11ner -9 llow-lfOWda actiwilt ftil sa..o- ln the~ coatcited 40lll Ca ti'• eioeel Diltrid., ~· Rokn •&c t .................... ,,.... Bruce Seeeer maa·· II to_.._. .-ie Vota tbaa any jiftfWw c"•• I • I to Wham for die le8t. And in the 10tb Aacmbly r.:c Gil F•paon won in a walk apinst a nllitiwly untnown Democrat. ·' . 1k City C-OQDCll da:tion proftd to be a mind bag for a city bccomina ilac•inaly divided into powth and dew powth factiom. Strauss, a slow-growth couw:ilman. cam, turned bract a wdl-fin.anad and ·. riaorously-prcssed challenge from pinning commissioner Buzz Penon. 8tnmss attracted 14,842 VO~ or S6.2 peaccnt of the total, to Pcrson·s 11,429 votes and 43.3 perccn~ according to complete but unofficial returns reported by the Registrar or v oten Wednesday morning. In winning ha third term OD the counciL moclenae-growt.b coancilwo- man Evdyn Rart had to tura back the moll prominmt slow arowtb advocate in the city. Allan Beek. Beek __ ..., 1JDty 8bout J9 pcn:ei4 of tk Yale to Hart's 61 pacad ( 16. IS6 vota forlDit: I0,4S6 votes for hk in die filllll i.ly). In the foanh clUtrict, plaanina oomminioner Bus Tamer. a mpporter of the Newport Center expansion. defeated two candidates, who oppoed that expamio, DaWI Shores and Ron Winship. Tarnel' aecein:d 12.319 votes., or 49.2 percen~ to Slaom• 9,468 (37.8 percent) and Winsbip's 3.209 ( 12.8 pea cent). Tbe most crowded race, in the sixth district repl'C9CDliJll Corona dcl Mar, was topped by slow-srowtber Pbil Sansone with C),S 11 votes or 37 .S percent of the vote. Pat Michaels and Michael Lapin apparcatJy split the pro- growtb v~ allowing Sansone to win. Michaels pmen:d ~ vous for 26 pe1cent and Lapin pulled down S.653 votes. or 22.3 percent.. I N s I 0 E C1t11~1 17 25 n 11 11 Enllrt1In111114 11 F11~'11 . 15 4 A11111 I 4 S.l ..... 5 !1 5 11 ........ I . .... ., 1! 13 ...... I • • ,, t • • •' '. • I ., . • . ' .. . ' •• \ .. I ' I • , ... ,., <\ P9'k• ..-.tone omc.. dm- roa adaph KJ. B-c R..,Cal ii the leadina provider of cpmr tJah!M:nt in On.nae County, but ~ bas been • dramatic inuew: ia the number of cancer patients at e-. in the past me JQIS. ·we need to cipa.nd our facilities in order to serve tbe growin& number of cama:r pldialtl, • uid Stepbem. •And, for the lint time in On.nae County, people sufferina from cancer will be offered every ouq,.tat scnice they need in one coinm.icnl; easily accessible building designed especially for their needs .. The additional SS million m:eded to complete the center will be raised with contributions from the community. The DCW CICllter will be n•mcd foe George and Patricia Hoag. It WU also mmouna:d that George Hoag Il, chairman of the board of Hoag Hospital for the put 13 yean, resigned that position saying. ... lt9s time to kt new 11:oeratioas take the helm.• Hoag. flJ. bas been active with the hospital since I 9SO. He will be replaced as chair- man of the board by Guy K. Claire. a retired partner in the law flrtD of Gibson, Dunn and Crutcher. Oairc is a resident of Corona del Mar and bas been active on the board for the past J 3 years. He bas se~ on many committees, including those dealing with finance, capital development and development. He is also a member of the 552 Club. a group of more than 3,000 men and women dedicated iolk ..... LWtolHCJIWH~ Qaire .. • ...... oflicer ~ Wodil Wu D aad tbc ~Olall W•. Re attended the UnAersdy of Southern Calif'OJ'- ~ ~ be aueiftd bis BA and LLB. and .,aduated fint in bis class. He ii a apeci•list in real CS'* development and bas acted as a consultant for a numbeT of major developen throupout Southern California ·and Haw~ including the Irvine Company. Hoag. when asked what wu the b.ardat part of resigning bis position as chairman after so many years. rapoDded •Mind- ing my own basinea." He added that be intends to spend a little time with hia wife, bunting and fishing Re will remain active u a member al dire bdud ol 4lira> ton. l11r11 ..... .... ......... Ill• ... 1 (~St!:.'!~}!!§) Caldum May Benefit Abbeimer's Patients Alzheimr:r's dUca.K is a desuuctive mental condition that presently afflictl many~ daidly older folks. Four federal •Fncia in Wasbinatoo ~ currcotly eooducting research on this disonlcl'. •Paucntly there is no established treauncnt that can cure, reYCrlC. or stop the progression of this disorder which is the cause of eerious co6fusioa and forgetfulness in about I~ to 2~ million ddcrty people; said a 19M Public Hcahb Service report on the subject. A new theory P•gnts that lack of calcium may be partly responsible for the ta.,..... nerve cdb that are found in the bn.im o{ Alzheimer\ sufferers. According to a recent article in 11w Uotclt that wu written by two Scottisb raearchen. Ian J. Deary and A. E. H~ calcium defir:iency in this pan ol the brain abo occun in the Partimoe dementia found on the Wand of Guam. in Down\ syadrome. and in Lou Gdlria's diKase (amyotropbic 1ataa.1 idtlom). Tbe two pbysiriem P'll"" that -att.mtioa to caJcimn level and, perbap&. c:ak:ium auppkm<••tion. will provide some prOUdioa •pimt c:opitive dcdine in Alztcimer\ diaene and a1lo in beNp ••• •cncc.· For &ee litaanaR on Alzki •r\ racardl write to the U.S. Deputmat al Haith w1 a.... Scr-.nca. Public Healdl Sawicc:. NNic-W 1_.il•• of lkaldt, Bethelda, MD lmOS. Ast few NDI ~liw &S-16t6 ud 13-22S2. =:._$22! ..... TAU l Woman attempts suicide, drives Into Back Bay Bl' BILL HARVEY A •year.old Newport Beach w09U ~ suicide Oct. 21 by clrivina her car into the Bact Bay. According to Newport Beach Pe>lb, the woman, identified only as a resident of Part Newport~ drove her 1983 Conctte west on San Joaquin Hilla Road at a high rate of speed, jumped the embankment The ioddent WU reported at 9:2S p.m., and when police reapoaded they found tile wonwa f8CC dowo in the mud. One ol the responding off'acen became stuck in tbe mud up to bis waist, but the other managed to reach the woman and turned Board Of education adds economics requlrellliill A basic economics class will be required of graduating New- port bigb school seniors begin- ning with the class of 1988~ following a Newport-Mesa Board of Education action last week. Acceptance of the policy brings the Newport-Mesa School District into compliance with state mandates that stu- dents be required to take a semester of economics in order to graduate from high school. Previous policy recom- mended, but did not require, the economics claa. The basic economics class deals with such subjcca • the proper way to maintain a'*'"- book and bow to deal with income tax forms. -BID Haney Police and fire officials say Halloween uneventlul BY GEORGE PAPPAS Newport Beach police and fire officials described this past Halloween as a quiet and uneventful night and really no different from the past f cw years' festivities. "'We're not aware of anything that happened out of the ordi- • nary on Halloween night ... said Kent Stoddard, spokesman for the Newport Beach P olice Department. Axel Zannelli, spokesman for the Newport Beach Fire Depart- ment also said that it was a quiet Halloween night and there were no reports of fires or any other NfTWORK ~ ,.,.._ .. t ......... r"~ .. , ...... "For Women FREE Monthly Lectures on • Womens Health Topics N 0 v "'Eatlas Diloftlen: When food Colltiols )bar Uk" Anoreda. ........ and Compahiw Owreatifta Thundary. Nowmbn' 6 Thunday. Nowmbn' 21> E M "'Cane-of the~ ~~M.D Wtd.nesday, Nowmbn' 12 ~ •UlbMD Thund.y, Nowmbtt 13 A lrw mm-•tlfy., t'b ol/em by Sana Ana,.,.,., .. MeJbl Cem-. M Jtawes ptl!lll!J*-1 Ill 7:00 p.111. ln tJw Co111/u15ia Room. Mm aft..., wr.baw to.,.,.., .. ktwa. related incidents. Larry Walters, assistant dircv tor of radiololY at Roq. said only six people bad their Hal- loween candy X-rayed this year. .. Nothina was detected in the candy that wu X-rayed," Wal- ters said. B E R Santa Ana Hospital Medical Cmta 1901 North FairvJew Stred Santa Ana. C.Ufomia 92706 (714) 5.54-1601 ··---------·-··--···-~---··-.......... -•. --·····---·············--·-·------· 1111n11111-1www1111111w11uuao: .11111sccascmacii ••. .. This is a local i~s ue, .. admit- ted Calagna, '"and the assembly- man is not tryi ng to get involved in county decision making. but we've received many calls fr om •hjtij.-"' ....... die ,.,. ii a •iii:aw sea doeul ~ tua illcft ii a riek of _..{ .... "' ........ ~·llteiaa.-.•apettfor people. Md ratrictilla .. wiJ... clernaa put to just ... Wta. aad the picnic ua for chilctraa only is not~· As it ltaeda DOW Qe mire park is doeed to tbe ,. .. f• 60 days iD order to co.duct an iamedia&e ...., of the moan- taia lion populmtioa. Tbe board action ltarii:ally restricts cbildml to tlae picnic area of the park, allows oaly adults into the wilderDCll lllQI• and requira permits for people wantina to venture into such areas. In addition to the part pro- visions, the board also moved to engage a long-term study designed to look into the pro- jected mountain lion popu- lation. the cats• predatory be- havior. and the best way to keep contact between people and the animals minimal. The study should take about two years. with the county. the National Audubon Society. the Department of Fish and Game . and two land owners adjac,nt to the park joining forces. -..in.1 people in this district complain- "I read what Mr. Ferguson had to say with some dismay and alarm ... said County Supervisor Thomas Riley ... rm kind of surprised that he would take the PHlll IY WI IMIWU NIWport GOP offices broken intO BY GEORGE PAPPAS The Republican Headquar- ters in Newport Beach was broken into on Halloween night and ransacked, but police are calling it a burglary rather than a prank. A window was kicked in at the GOP office at 47 1 N. Newport Ave., and about SI 00 was removed along with a small TV worth about SIOO, said Goldie Joseph. an office volunteer. Joseph said that .. everything in the office was thrown around" and torn. Papers and several American flags were tossed on the floor. The incident occurred four days before the election, but Joseph said she isn't sure if it was politically inspired or just a theft. .. We don't know yet which it is." she said. Kent Stoddard. spokesman for the Newport Beach Police, said that he doubts that the incident was politically moti- vated . "There was nothing to ind i- cate that it was politically mot- ivated ,·· Stoddard said. "It seems like nothing more than a bur- glary." ''Primrose'' by Elliott •43999 Sq.. I.tail 1999 ''Nova'' by Elliott •35999 Sac. lat.ail am ''Veronica'' by Elliott •35999 Sit&-a.tail •650 TRUIDLE AllD 8£001116 IDT lllCLUDED II PRICE ............................... ing about the safety Qf the park. Pre-HOiiday Upholstery S~le --1--~ Freshen Up For The Holidays FEATURING THE FINEST IN UPHOLSTERED LINES ALL ON SALE INCLUDING SPECIAL ORDERS Baker • Stanton Cooper • W oodmark • V an1uard • Drexel Herita1e • Marge Canon and more large selection on display ready for immediate deliver) /111crior Designer to Sen c \ ·ou .\II Stores Open Monda~ Thru Saturday 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. -Ya~merl $nterioo ~ ( 'osta ~1csa Laguna &ach I'''' '''"I"~" lih ,1 \.I' '1•1 th l l\J'I II"\ ( 714) 64~-:!050 (71 4)494-6551 ' • • • • • ' t t • ' i t~ •• I • f t • ., ; I I I ' ' f I I I l I . 1 In March, l 985 the F airfu district of Los Angeles became the scene of a firefighter9s nightmare. Without warning, an entire city block became engulfed in rows of methane gas plumes rising from cracks in the sidewalks and pavement. Pockets of gas from abandoned oil wells were to blame, aJtd city officials across the Southland suddenly woke up to the possibility of such a disaster in their backyards. A recantly completed study commissioned by state Sen. David Roberti (D-Los Angeles) to nail down the sources of gas seepage took one year and $350,000 to conduct, and it looked as though the State Legislature had finally decided to get serious about the dangers of methane gas. As it turned out, the $350,000 study revealed to the cities what they already knew. Newport Beach officials have been aware for decades that the city's abandoned oil wells might be a source of explosive methane gas. And while the study did sincerely attempt to address the nature of Newport's gas leaks, it still left the door wide open as to permanently handling the problem. Residents around the area of 35th Street and Marcus Avenue of the West Peninsula have complained for years about the rotten~gg smell of hydrogen sulfide, and the city responded effectively.'by spending $5,000 of its own money to erect a venting tows;r that would dissipate any methane gas that might accompany the noxious fumes. What the city has most pursued through the years has been a definitive study which could confirm the sources as either 0 petrogenic, 0 coming from the abandoned oil wells, or "biogenic, ~coming from natural sources, but using the wells as a conduit. However the Roberti study neither confirmed the source of the gas leaks. nor did it offer any realistic solutions. Its main recommendation to Newport was for homeowners to install monitoring devices to check the levels of methane in the air. Not much of a long-term solution. The $350,000 Roberti study was obviously a waste of taxpayers" dollars especially in light of what the funds could have been spent on-permanent venting projects that can cost upward of S l million for construction alone. Even though it is good to see that efforts are being made by our legislators? what is needed arc conclusive studies that offer workable solutions, not wasteful boondoggles that vent off redundant information. Baker Communications AWARD WINNING MEMBER ~--APO ,__.AlllCIATIGI 39 State & National Awaras Smee 1978 PUBLISHER: Seth Baker 883 Produttion Ptact Newport Blach. CA 92163 (714) 631-8120 Ptease send mail to. P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beach. CA 9265&-9399 The Newpor1 Ensign. Costa Mesa Mews and Irvine Today are pubt1shed ~ on Thursdav.J EDITOR: John Trausch AllOCIATE EDITOR: Roger Bloom PlllTOCRAPHU: Sam Gangwer Olll£CTOI OF SALES: Sharon T ravioli-Hadland ADVDTlll• llllECTOR: John Krepich AMITlllll a.ECTOR: Janet McDuffie REAL EITATE AID EITEITAllMEIT DIRECTOR: Marcus Dietz ClAlllRO 9IEC11I! Kknberly Dalman LEIAI.. Alftl1•111 WCTOR: Rebecca L. Bolton PllODUCTIOI: Dennis Sullivan/Production Manager Suzan Hart/T rafftc Coordinator Deb StekVGraphics Libby Ounevant/Proofreader Time of my Life •Y JIM FELTON Reflections on neat things going on in our community . Robert H..-.itz, tM A•ll' A.E. •Red• Pattcno., die Bills Brolben' J.ct Zaremba ud nay man,_ vohuikcr TUIUllJ ROOICVelt made brotberhood fun and popular. AM the All American Boys a.on. direc:Ud by Fr. Richard Coaahlin lldded iaspiRd and m-dJ ·-to the festivities. altbouab I was exhausted watcbin1 Father Couablin nm a four-miaute mile a he conducted tbe choir. Walter Gcrkea •ccpktd bis award with typical ance. and Now that the elections arc ,Perhaps compa.uion is built then added: •J donl know bow over. it might be a good time into Irvine police officers, you can consider me retired; I've to open the windows. ra~ the because a few weeks later, while agreed to bead the fuod--raising shades. and gea rid of alJ that Gwen was still convalescing. I drive for the new Hoag Cancer fru-flowing anger our wonder-was driving up Yale Loop Center. '"Which proves that bard fuJ democratic system generates.. toward the Woodbridge shop-jobs arc easy to find. Of course Newport Beach still ping center to stock up on Bill Hamilton knows about faces an angry speciaJ election groceries. and I ~ I was that. Not only is he president of on the Newport Center complc-daydreaming or trying to the Newport Harbor Chamber tion. but there arc a lot of neat remember household needs. but of Commerce, he bas been the thinp going on around here and I drove through a red stop sign-driving force for the new Teen it could be refreshing to think not signal Halfway through the Center proposed for that valu- about them. intersection. I realized what I able land across from the New- Lin the new Teen Center that had done: I also saw a motor-porter Inn and next to the Bill HamiltOQ is working so hard cycle officer parted on the side Dunes. to get stancd, or the new Cancer street. so I immc:idiatdy pulled One day last week. they Center at Hoag. where Walter over to the curb. By the time be unveiled the model and reviewed GcTken will come out of retire-reached me. I was standing the plans for this vital ..sdition mcnt to bead a fund drive~ or bcsMlc my car. reaching for my to the a.rea"s human raources. the great award Mr. Gerken drivu~ liame. . This bas been needed for so long reccivul along with Ray Watson .. lwstoppc:d there a thousand and could well be the best and Baine Redfldd. or the way times bef ~ .. I blurted. "Guess strategy to combat teen-age the Irvine Police Department I must "¥e been daydreaming." problrma. alcoholism and drug reacted in our time of need and He checked my liame and car dependency. for ~ entire area. underreacted in one of my rqi.uration. and banded them It Mio is the best rcaoa to hope moments of stupidity. back to me. that Proposition A sucusafully Let ·s start with the Irvine MDaydreaming and driving blesses the Newport C..ter police. I fed so good about Chief don 'l mix. .. be said. •Be careful... completion., bccalllt if dais socs Leo Pert~ department that I'd And he mounted his motorcycle throu&b. the Irvine Company almost lite to propose a "'Take and droft away. will contribute SI million to the A Cop to Lunch•~-Irvine One of tbe great evminp of Teen Center. is very proud of its police depart-compassion and understanding People lite Walter Gerken, mcnt with its jazzy sports car is the annual Humanitarian Ray Watson, Bill Hamilton, Bob stripin1 on patrol can. And Awanls banquet of the National Hurwitz., Red Patterson. Jack somehow. someone has taught Conference of Christians and Zaremba-the uset-things- tbc police officers in Irvine bow Jews, and this year, the Orange done• leaden of our commun- to maintain law and order with County chapter honored three ity-doo l have time to attend civility and dispatch. The night remarkable community leaden all the good events in this area. when Gwen wu stricken and I at the Irvine Hilton hotel. Two Tbey believe i.n helping people, had to dial 911. Senior Officer of them-Walter Gerten and in leavina the worid better than R.J . Hansen of the Irvine Police Ray Watson-have contributed they found it. They are such Department arriYCd at our front much to Newport Beach, and the beautiful contrasll to those in door in less than three minutes.. ~ Elaine Redf.eld, led the the Committee of 2,000, or and the paramedics wae tbcrc campaign for tbc new Perform-4,000,. or leaves, or apons-wbo in under seven minutes. Gwen i.ng Arts Center. When Gerten are never found in the uplift docsn' remember anything of and Watson accepted their community betterment pro- thc next four ho~ but I do-awards, there was such a spirit arams. Tbey seem to prefer 1rapbically-and I honestly ofcamaswlaie.,sucbatueaoocS ••~ lll'benaaiiria in their ~she owes her life to this feDowahip throqgboaa tbe tm-lumioua llloaa., WOrtiq to fut and efficient and compas-lroom. Tlae arca•a leacliaa tee; tM :world oat imlaid of ~~ .......... ~t-muillou•-Amu.e' _ 1eg!JllJ~.il!-"" .. ,. DWI••: • V arioua newapa.per · he8dlines blared • few days aao tMt Tbt lrvioe Com~y would help the --.een center• materialil.t~ would contribute the leMe for the land for 20 yean and help find the S400.000 loan needed for finaocina. But. this wa all depcndeist on the pusqe of Mcaaure A, the SJOO million, IS- year, high demity expansion of Newport C.enter and peripheral sites. H that kind of largesse is effective in this town, there is sometbin1 wrong with the reporting of the news. Having recently paued petitions and talked to hundreds of residents, I can' help feeling that a very sipificant number of voten feel just • I do, that if a so-called "teen center" is a desirable amenity for the city. then the City Council should introduce a General Plan Amendment for the teen center and go to bat to help promote the financing. Perhaps there\ even a location for the teen center that wouJdn' 0..Mltar: Some reaiden&a of the area have writlell to yoa 1Wia1 tbey beiine tbe buildiaa Of tlie Pel- ican Hilla aftd San Jot1:4uia connections win eue the traffic along P .C.H. and Corona clel Mar. This hope is very Wlf or- tunately mistaken. Accordina to the County Tramportation StUdiea (LA. nmn Oct. 12), traffic from tbe new homes built wbeo the billa are ilccesaible, will ..... 76 percent of the traff°IC OD these corridon. The buildin1 in the back bay area is an eumple of the massive devefopment we should expect u soon as new re>tlda are put through the San Joaquin llilla. Do the local proponents hon- estly think that none of these thousands of new residents arc going to drive towards P.C.H., Corona del Mar and the beach areas? I did a survey on the problems place in Costa Meta so fdthy the cncoulllered by working moth-toileta dripped exctetemeDt and en of young children in my clala of 12 screamiag kids were school district last year. Tbe taught by retarded..Jookina tee- numbcr one factor which made nqen. I often went home in the difference between auccesa or tears, ve>wing to my husband failure at work for those women that if J..aura had to go to one was the quality of their children •s of .. those," we•d get by without daycare. my salary. But by the end of the ~ince I know she's happy at summer, I bad narrowed the her preschool. I can concentrate choices down to two: a cbarity- on teaching .. was one typical funded center in COtta Mesa, comment ... I was so lucky to find and a lona-time preschool down this school," was the response on on the Peninsula, homed in a many of the questionnaires. For church. My decision was made the mothers of inf ants and for me when the Costa Mcu toddlcn, falling into a safe and school lowered their top a::cep- enrichin1 babysitter's bands was table income and diiqu••ified crucial. Sadly, luck and aood me. I had to set into the beach fortune were the most common area ICbool at aay cost. reasons 1iven for having . At S Lm. the morning of obtained good daycare. aipupa, I wu lkeping in the :r'~~=~ •t the · 1rvln1 Compny Rena T. Godllaall Corona clel Mar Armed with the above knowl-. claurch parkiaa IOt of the school. edge, I began my search for a determined to ~ Laura in for good all-day preschool one year the fall, when I returned to my before I planned to enroll Laura. counseling job. Diane, the direc- My first step was to quiz the tor, laughed when she saw me mothers in my neighborhood wrapped in a blanket, camping who did not work. Many of them in my beach chair, fmt in line. said I should try to get part-time I sipcd the papen in a zombic- work. because all day preschool like state, and swore my daugb- is too long for a child to be away ter would be potty-trained by the from her mother. Now I was not beginning of the year. There are only desperate to find a good plenty of mediocre pracbools school, but guilty as well. I had around t~ but you ba\le to to find a place where Laura plan to get your child into a would at least be happy and really 1ood one. The good In the final analysis, it's lryl I b lb remartab1e that a proposed ng 0 r I 7 ,000-square-f oot teen center could be thrown forth as big news with the linch-pin being a vote for the expansion of New- port Center. Certainly it will not mitigate the basic problem of overdevelopment in an area known for its prime environ- mental, residential and recrea- tional atmosphere. ls our citizenry so interior in mind, spirit and budget that we bae to accept handouts with such huge strings attached? Jeu Watt Newport8eacla T11n club 1111111 1rv1111 com111nv Dwlaor. There 1cema to be some mis- understanding about the Teen aub and how it relates to the Irvine Company and their plan to complete Newport Center. After~ year of pgnning to build a Teen Cub and public banquet facility in Newport Beach, we , have convinced the City Council and the Irvine Co. that we dacf"Yetbeirsupport. The city bas liven our non- profit foundation SI0,000 for a professional economic study to validate our projections. The Irvine Company bu pledged, in writing, their offer to donate land valued at SI million and a cub loan of at least S37~,000 to help mate ·the Teen Club a real possibility. Their off er is just one of the community benefits that comes with the Newport Center Plan. Those who aay the Irvine Company\ promise ia question- able don' know what they are talkiq about. Those wbo say we don' need the Irvine Company-a Sl.375 million to build our Teen Club are just plain crazy. Amona other benefits, a vote for a measure A on Nov. 2S is a vote for tbe yo.ab of our community. -He ........... . Ne.,ort YOlllla ~- Dear Editor. The article in the Oct. 23 issue of the N~wpo'1 &sign regarding the Irvine Company's offer to bankroll the Teen Center of Newport Beach contingent on the passage of Measure A is an offensive, blatant, and bold Clarlllcation. . . Last week's letter from Donald Reg~ Tom Orlando and Charlie Bauman was written to reflect their penonaJ views. and not the organizations they preside over. may•~ even learn something. schools all had long waiting lists. I 1.a-ed two major research My school has a comfortable, Whit's To Eat? tools in my visits to about 20 lived-in look; there are lots of Coast area preschools which weU-UICd toys and blobby paint- provided all-day care: intuition ings hung out to dry. The play- and ••funny feelings." The ground is usually in a state of schools ranged from a preppic-disarray, and the kids are yelling looking tremendously expensive and having a fine time. Rabbits center where the toddlers were and guinea pip bang out in the so disciplined they cowered in center quad, and there arc comers and wouldn't play, to a nllAUI~ • 111111 C~ack the Newport Ensign Dining Section 4th Annual FALL CLEANING SALE 1-DAY DISPLAY WAREHOUSE PARKING LOT SALE! SAT., NOV. 8th -9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.~ -SPECTACULAR BUYS! . + BATH BOUTIQUE SIDEWALK SALE! SOLID BRASS FAUCE'IS COUNTER LA VATOlmS fROM $50.00 FROM $30.00 PED~TAL LAVATOlmS FROM$S0.00 KITCHEN SINKS fROM $70.00 BAR SINKS FROM $35.00 BA THTUl6 -WHIRLPOOL TU&5 ACOSSORIFS DOOR HARDWARE PLUS MUCH MORE! THE BATH MART t:~~~: 'Tltt FintSt Prolwts At T1tt LorMt Prim In c.lifonril" Offer Products! 2711 EAST COAST HGHW A y (00: MACARTIU), CORONA DEL MAR, CA 92625 714-675-4830 • ~ • '• . ( MONDAY, OCT. 2t ClllMD 0930--Currmcy totalina S200 waa reported stolen from a residence in the JOO block of Be.cbcomber. 1030-An outboard motor valued at $503 was reported stolen from a boat moored in the 700 block of Lido Part. I SS6-A bicycle valued at $200 was reported stolen from a garage in the SOOO block of Seashore. 1800-A car stereo valued at $3SO was reported stolen from K a car parted in tbe 100. bloCt of Foal Road. AR•UTS °'45-Samuel Je>1eph Camm, 21 , of Costa Mesa wu anated on suapicion of aivin1 falae information to a police officer. 121S-Vincent Joaepb Foprty, 27, of Gardea Grove WU arreated OD suspicion of grand tbef't of an automobile. 2245-Gerry Charles Pu~lllt 4S, of Marina del Rey was arrested pn suspieion of disor- derly conduct. TUESDAY, OCT. 21 tlB.t You should hear us now! ' ' •Michael McDonald• George Michael • Whitney Houston • Moody Blues • Billy Ocean • Madonna • Double • Dream Academy • Kool & the Gang • Simply Red • Peter Cetera • Phil Collins • Berlin • f /ton John • Heart •Jeffrey Osbourne • Hiroshima • Sade KDCM 1DS.t Df1nA..Catn111 (714)111- 2400 w. COlllt ttwr ...... ., t11aport Bwh, CA ~ STATI fAaM A INIUaANCI • s. ... '""''~~HofN~ ............ ..,__ NOTICE TO VETERANS tf you are an Honorably Dtscharged Veteran of the Armed Forces of the United States, in good health, you are entitled to a Double Interment Space (for you and your Spouse) In our Dedk:ated Veteran's Section at the cost, to you. of only a Single Interment Space plus the Endowment Care Fund Deposit required by State Law. Harbor Lawn, long lmown for its Special Considerations to Veterans, is making this Program available to the Veterans of . thfs area. Space is limited Md it wtl be ~ on a first come. first '8rved bel6a.1 To assure ycu space, MAIL THE COUPON TODA YI --------------------------------------...,, un ,,,_. ,_., ..,.,, 1125 Glaler Awe., C•u M•e, CA. ... (8d.,._.t •o the Sen Otego Fwy. (405)at .wbOr Blvd. So. I am en Hon<wat>ty OiKherged V9teren ln good heattn (N..-ne) ---------------- Seftal No. -----------Dlecharge Date __ _ Address l City . ·--------- I I Home PftoM No. _____ Zip 1400-Eduardo Alejandro Garcia, 19, of Cotta ...... arreatecl on 1uapicion of po11• sion of cocaine. FRIDAY, OCT. 2' CRIMU 0900-Stereo and video equipment valued at SS.400 were reported stolen from tbc Beach Oub Reataurant located at 1900 West Balboa. 140S-· A watcb valued at $95 was reported 1tolen from a residence in the 800 block of Irvine. 1440-Gum valued at S~ were reported stolen from a residence in the 200 block of Orchid. ARRESTS 2000-Victor Manuel Rodri- ~ 43, of North Rollywoocl WU arrested OD IUlpicion of commercial bUfllary. 20SO-I.im lleae Todd. 34. - of Newport Beach w• arrated on suspicion of diaorderly cony duct. SueKauth-- CM'n 1~hmhlll always plenty of teacben to bold a three-year old who wants to be a baby for a minute, or welcome a six-year-old over from the elementary acbool to wait until his mom comes. Looking bllct a year later, the main problem the teacben have is Mn. Jtautb. I still quiz them a lot about bow thinp are going. I go to every little party, take home guinea pip owr the holi- days, and am generally a pain in the neck. But they fixed my wagon. They put me on the boardofdincton.Ipcutbcy figure that if they tire me o~ I won 'l call them ao much. I think it's a crime that aood full-time daycare bu to be a matter of luck and word of mouth. Thia ii not the cue in other couratria. I still thank God that a teacber at my biab ICbool told me about Bubua, tbe sitter I bad wbm Laura WU apt- montbl-okl and I wu ltartiq back to work. We mothers daaw better tban bit OI' miu . we•d wort more prodactiftly if we blew our child .. with aomeooe aafe and lovable. Siaile motbcn Uw Cftll -choice than I did. It\ time to tab daycare out of tbe ralm of chance. I • .... ,, ... U' • ., Ur ;,.._Sr II & JA ~,· '!Y,§'= L---- CllJlllr: ....... madllJ ... NEWROADS -· ROAD lllPllfOVEllllE#TS -·EXISTING ltOADS PACIFIC COAST HWY. ;" THE ROADS MUST 601Hlllmll Mn,,,., uo ~in tu.I impro••·-- con,,,'119'f IJnded,,,, n. ha ec...,, and~ lol CCJflllfrudlon wilh a •f'D"' "* Oii • 11 .. A. .. As a specialist in COl•m•mity traffic pJam and a Newport Beach ~ Hei11mn Kinmd nnden4ands the traffic~ in oor city. ~map indicates the key road impnwenraats which will oocur with a "Yes" \Uc on Me.asure A:--at no cost to 1aJlpayers. He111aan Kimmel~ these road impl(Wements, paid br by The Irvine Company, will solve a great <bl dour traffic problems. Just look at the map and }0011 slart believing too. HERMAN KIMMEL is ammly Presided rlHetmau Kinmel and~ Inc., Traffic Fnginrering Comubma in Newport &di. Mr. Kinmd ~DOC than 30 years experience in transpor1a1ion and traffic ~ring. Prior., Slarting his own business, he MJdal iJr 1hc Slated Calii>mia Division cl Highways mki the coumy d Orange, supet ming all ooumy traffic engit-eering programs. Yote"Yes"on re A For Traffic Solutions Now Tuesday, November 25 ·~·"J '"' '" fht· Ir~·~ ( umpoi • I i Fiii ars, 1111 •Y G...,_GK PA.WAS Staart Sil•er re..eaben .... ,. t.c:i-s illllipcd .,, C&Otic can.. npa:i•Qy dlalc dm tra- wded r.a. Abomt 10 yan .... Sihu twwwwl llil imaat ia ems illlo start.Ulg A•o• Rc•t-A-Car. ..... tiacc llm ba:aa a • aaliwe•petMtiadlem µ1~we QI' rallal • -•• AYOa Ml powa fnma jmt fomc:an Ill ils UM: E~toa fta:I oll.IOOcanwl•ananluks of S7.S millioa ... always ,......., tllae -- • tranmdous aa:d for aGlic can in tbc raatal busiarss.· Silva-said. -ri.esc cars laold a fasrinarioa for people bec•mc it may be soaalhag dlcy odla"- wise ooakln l atronl • The eompany was aa:•a•ly nan¥'d tk top rmlal aw w y ia Loa Angr;ks by tk LAX Com- mission and llas plam for • Clllapiising fn• .......... Avon has also ape 1Ed to t£¥CB fr•04 hip I i-.:Wiwg Ncw- pmt •• h. Loac ....... Hol- lywood ad A=·· i• Awm~c IC ,.~ ... l . E•Ollllto• J .. dicir • ie •• willa • c•p · ;c cs to t.llme ----to ftlll • spolts car for a ... EN to IO lo Lm Vegas or P.a. Sptillp.. Siha' ••wed ia1o die cs aewtal II ci • ., Ill tile -. of 19 afta' wcwtill& for a c:owililr of yan w'i• can • tk •wwwty lli8s Poodle-A.ti •• 1111ip. Silva-said lie .. ..,.ctty mcc s4ul• •W• an wl that he a. ......... -carrii:id over to lllil reata1 cs l i.-n -i k-.cw die car kFiw • was sometltiag I waatcd to t.e iawolwd with.· Silver Did. •1 cajoyed wDi• can wl leanlCd a lot .. die DIR tiac.. • Sihu"s first pn>Mem witJll ra1-.•owakFiw:uwbis a.ck al capital Reaid die ... Its wae _. jw....--a • die daaatt to fia r IMs w:wlUle bcaPlf! of CPAI 111111 ID rlllnn -i•r The Newport ••It office al E.F. Hutton is spomoriag a K!Dinu on Nov. 11 tlYl will adcbcss die r.......;aa i•plic• lions of the new tax bill oa iJn• staor:nts. Tbe seminar will be held at 7 p .m.. at tk Foar Season H~ 690 Newport Cealu Dme in Newport Beach.. The • ••r is free of daarF ... opca to .... bk For ................ fwda iafor- aatio• coatact Tracey Con- logue .. 614-9111. liilJU•~ .......... .., .... '° &mnetkac.a.·11e..-. ,0:";;::501~=-~.: Tu 1nd llivlllmlll aptloa ••• s I few fi r i• oa ll9e · .-_-im. .. ' I cuier tililii fir ••• •rlJ tlllrlll tllcllmllrc 5 lltlmtwewa 'I . . ••kc ov paywats. ... Silftl' Ir you accept a ~-·~~-d~~ ,~ until !!.~ aid. early retirement pectage from Whuw•• u.. 1uuu. at• J7n Still * ro.d to saoc« 11 wa your employer (or if you late or older. You ,,.., complete tbe DOl -.., oat r. Siha-who ,_..job after many yean with roll«Mr within 60 days of receiv- ataCMld di.a it toot a lot of Mid tbc wne company), you will ing the funds, however. Allo, if wad wida llila ..,. •i•, wort-probably be eatitled to substan-you do a rolloftr and tbell iagll..,_dayl.tisdaysaWeek tial ..-of money. To maxi-wilhdraw some or all of the fordiir;fintfcw,an. --~incomepoten~you funds before aae S9~. you11 -For years I opened and llllllt tlal a.ch of the ~ous have .to pay ~ !0 percent ~ty doa:d the store and tba'e was payments (ICVtraDce, peDS1on. tax an addataon to ordinary nothingdle,.Silversaid. •ttwa etc.) difrcraady~ depending on income tu on the amount taken lwd wort but 1 at¥U looted ~ ~ finanaal goals and tu out. bm:t.. -sttu8tiOIL You may also take put of Sihcr is pa •na •hod with Y oar financial consultant and these company-paid benefits in • •eltirioas fn...._. IKC4JW JOQI' aa:ountant are your best cub. pay the tuc:a and roD oft!' 11artiJta ia Sepcembcr, wlliclit ~ of guidance about the the rat.. This sttategy makes cwtsils~=ioaaacmthe U.S. optaom_ you have for the three seme if you expect to be u.nem--...t CeeMa QlqOncs of payments youn ployed for some time. However, Few &boat SSS.GOO aa,_e cu litdy to receive: you will be ineliaible for any purc1aw aa Avon frnc'nc, I. _Severance pay, accrued favorable tu tladment on the Siha" said. vacatlOD pay, or lump-sum cub amount not rolled oftf. Tbc company will provide .,.,.._,.for t•lriag early retire-If you9re close to rctiremmt management couaJtatioa meat. Tbese can amount to age, you may think you should ....ut raewdl. site wl cca-..: IDllDJ ~nds ~ ~ollan of just take the money in a lump mmt •kctia.. AdtcatiliJta ..s aqularmcome, wbicbastaxablc sum. But if you're currently in ales .............. credit ..-,,... • ~ cu.ncnt rate. Because the SO percent tu bracket. doiq with .... 1 c.tive ......ractmen 1916 11 tbe last year for the SO a rolloftr even for one year will and a toll free Mt line to Siha''s pen:cut ~ ~ youll ~~ lower your tu rate to 38.S dcst. · a substantially b.igbeJ tu bill if percent. And if you don\ witb- Sihu amsioas A"VOa one day you .take tbeae pa~ts this draw money until 1988,youmay baYieg I, 7SO locations around year •mand al deferrmg_ them. pay only 2& pen:eat. the world. To reduce the tu bate, ask 3. Return of your oWJt con- your employer if any payments tributions to qualified plans and can be deferred until 1987, when eamin6$ on those contributions. RENEWING YOUR CD? tbe maximum tax rate will drop You don'\ owe any current taxes to ll.S percent. Accelerate as when you collect after--tu con- many deductions as possible into tributions you voluntarily make 1986, because 1986 is the last to your company's pension or year this is available. However. profit-sharing plan, but you are 6na cbeck witb your accountant not permitted to roll these sums wbetber you can benefit from over. The eami"8S on these income averaging. contributions, however, are 2. Distributions from quali-t~ted just the opposite: Uttku flCd plans, such as company-you roll them O\'a'. they become pllill pension and profit-sbariJll. subject to current taxes. COME HEAR GILBERT A. HESS, CFP, TALK ABOUT SERIOUS MONEY INVESTMENTS We"re holding a special seminar that we think every investor should hear. Special emphasis will be placed on investment strategies aimed at generating income-as well as those tending to pnlS8l'Wt existing capital. WHEN: SATURDAY, NOY. 15, l".30 All WHERE: FOUR SEASONS HOTEL l9D NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE CALL DENISE AT 760-1040 FOR RESERVATIONS No<Jaarae fNe I I t' I piowWed (lut ResemdoilS Requirat) (7K)7MMCHO NEWPOIT aN1U flNNICIAI. SHYICB. INC. MO NBlft<SI' CIN1H DR. SLnE ltlO NEWPOIT IEAOi, CALIF. Ml I II Ir ..c/NAID Such distributions may be taken Once your tu obliptiona are a lump sums and treated as covered and you-ve decided bow current income or may be placed much money to take now and in an •JRA rollova-• account, 1 7 1 • .. !I MICROFI PWring & AnelY9la ..... c • ,, .,_,.. ___ _.,,,., , ......... tlcNJ ... • 1 o 111 ••t nc--i:0 1·,.,1ua._., ,,. 1 cct••per ~ •.•.111,.u .• •• Pa41 1 -"' •1111 l1n .. •I 21irut1all L.A. P ... HtfZ .... •AU C2l2 IMJ 18 ... JI , D+ STM KHIDYS. W 141 -...nu , , .. An• BUSY EXECUllVES • PIUVATE INVESTOllS ~ 8lJSINf59E8 • HOMEOWNBS' ASSOCIATIONS• ETCETEllA Should you need help with limited hours of bookkeeping secretarial work. investment contacts, adju$tments t~ stor~ and ~ card statements, or any personal, !>'1~•!'ess! investment. or social task, we provide individualized, personalized service offerln$ the quality of extensive experience on each assignment. Avail yourself of the benefits of a full-time office staff on a part.time basis. /""' IXKUnYI ..... MIDAY • An Elll• S.rvlc• 774-7863 . -. -·-•••••• •• •••••••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••• •t •t•l \WP t U• ,,, ·'''.,•ft .~ •• •YDAVID CORTD-ao••tNS The Newport Harbor b&e.chen aported jack o • lan- terns Friday night in the hope of warding off any evil that miaht befall the Sailors. But the Saddleback High School Roadrunners• magic proved too powerful as they reached into the bag of tricks for the big plays to shut out the Tars 17-0. Both teams had problems with off ensc and def ensc, but it was the Roadrunnen who were able to capitalize on two key inter- ceptions and run the ball in for the score. Saddle back's passing game, behind second-string QB. Neil Carter. left a great deal to be desired, tallying only 46 yards on two completions. TMI IUT-ltt""1 ....,., ... 1111.,111 11111 Ill .... • 1 ,e., 1111 • • .... lilll 11 tllll Ii ...... 11-1. .,,... Ill ....... 11111111 .-. 11•11auk Tiii Tn 11t lllf 11 J1r* Newport, on the other hand, manqed 6S yards on nine com- pletiom, but four interceptions off qU;811erback Kirk Summen, ud. a decision to try to run the ball a1ainst the Saddleback defense, proved the difference in tbep. )C. wrbey put some beat on us and played good pass defense-they did a good job against us," admitted Newport Coach Jeff Brinkley. The Tars rushed for only 13 yards on 28 carries, 14 of which belonged to running back Aaron Guptill. The Roadrunners de- fensive line held the Sailon to seven first downs. But the Newport defense did the same, and while they con- sistently limited Saddleback's drives, they couldn' 'limit tail- back Nate Primous. On the Rokdrunners'first play CdM defense can't stop Troj~ns 1 horses Ehmann gets start at QB; nets 119 air yards in loss IY ROBERT CRABBE If trying were the basis for winning games in football. Cor- ona del Mar would have surely taken the trophy last Friday nipt. But as it turned out, the underdog University Trojans outran and outscored the Sea Kinp, 2().14. The Sea Kings did it. They took the bia chance of the season by aittina down f ant-strina quar- terback Mitch Melbon in favor of ~wt Ehmann, who tbsew for 226 yards aaainst Costa Mesa two weeks 110. CdM started strong, pushing the ball forward from the 30- yard line to aain three first downs during their rant posses- sion. Ehmann started with abort, quick, strona puses to Sean Wolsey, Gary Blower and back to Wolsey again, but the dom- ination seemed to break off with an intercepted ball at the Tro- jan 's 32-yard line. The play was nullified because of a holding call and CdM was back in the driver's seat, only to be frus- trated aaain three plays later. CdM Iott the ball and then let Univenity's David Liebke run for a 33-yard touchdown. .. It was just a chance," said Cd M Coach Dave Holland, referring to the decision to start Ehmann. 0 We saw Ehmann against Costa Mesa. and we wanted to sec how he would do again in another game. He did well." Ehmann was injured early in the second quarter and Melbon wu called into action. On bis fmt play, Melbon wu caught back and sacked for a J 0-yard loss which be soon made up with a 13-yard pus to Gary Blower, who rolled throuah three defenden to sprint 36 yards for a touchdown. With the point after, the score wu then 7-7. The Trojan offense continued to pass through the usually tough Sea King defense with the Trojans' Craig Belle finding himself open for a 41-yard touchdown pass from Jeff Bai- ley. The score remained 14-7 at the half. .. We couldn' contain Belle. He had a couple of big plays, and that ta all they needed to win, .. 1aid Holland. In the tee0nd half, the Trojan offense did it apin, with an 8- 11 I •• ,.11. of the night Primous scampered 80 yards past an astounded Newport defense to put the Sea View League's winningcst team (S-0) on the board with six. Twelve minutes into the second quarter Summers i~urred his second interception of the night, which wu taken by defensive back Danny Ontiveros 29 yards into the end zone. Primous added to the insuJt by running the ball in for the two-point conversion. Three plays later Saddleback cast the same spell on Newport with yet another interception, this time by defensive ba~k Frank Larriva, which set up a 32 .. yard field goal. That's when the 1eori•1 stopped and the Tan began playing a tit-for-tat ballgame. The loss bumps the Sailors into fourth place in the Sea View League with a record of 4-4. Tonipt Newport is at home to take on Univenity, who IMt week beat C.CS M to move into third place in the Leape. Tbe Trojans arc S-3 this seuoa tbanb to tbe oftensive bectfWd of QB .Jeff laaily, balfbKk cnis Bell. and f1llDNd David Leibb. This will be a critical pme for the Sailon, u a win for eitber team will ensure third place in the league, as well u tbe pos- sibility of a playoff berth. We Have A Rental Car For Every Occasion At 30°/o to 50°/o Less. AT AVON RENT-A-CAR YOU GET A NEW FULLY EQUIPPED CAR FOR JUST $19.95 PER DAY. ANY DAY. • FREE MILEAGE • FREE PICK UP & RETURN • FREE 7TH DAY LUXURY a EXOTIC RENTALS Mercedes 380 SU560 SL Corvette/BMW Porsche 944 Rolls Royce/Ferrari Lincoln/Cadillac Maserati Porsche 928/Clenet RabbiVMustang Convertible 15 Passenger Van THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL VW CABRIOLET CONVERTIBLE -J 'iii\-. 29.95 •¥51 PER DAY ........ ..... ............. (fttt• I I .-.:ca . \ 89.95/DAY 79.95/DAY 79.95/DAY 239.95/DAY 49.96/DAY 89.95/DAY 150.00/0AY 39.95/DAY 45.96/DAY COMPARE OUR RATES; WE'RE LOWER THAN ANYONE ELSE FOR THE SAME CAR. ~ ....... W.L.A. ,,,,. .. ~ ...... ltwd ,. ' ' f • I \ : J I • aY G&OltGE PAPP AS ~ • rel1llt of the Eqle .. , prot.lela Jadea entry ia tbe America .. Cap, tbc 11-ip'1 C•!f .a Mw• r GmJ Drilooll .. -.. to resip ud two otla offici•h Id\ ill ...squar- lal ~ at Fremaatle. AMII •s tllil JM!lll Welt. PollOwiq l>rilColl.. rail- i I I ' ' .. 1 ~ abore operaaiom man- _, l.ol9ia Fuaer and public relatiou•protocol officer Ddorea Y.m. ao submitted tMir . udioDs. :-~~·or ~ ... Guy~ praadmt ~ ..... lilliiii:.. tbc EaP ayncficate ia Newport Bcacti, described Driscoll'• raipatioa as the result of "pl11lo1oplaica) differences" bdween him wl the syndicate. Pick the teams you think will win this week .. pma, and ·mail them in to the Newpod Enaip. P .O. Boa 9399, Newport Beach 92651, or brina them by our offlCCI at 813 Production Place. Entrea must be pottm1rked, or btoqbt in by Friday. Contmant with most corRCt choices com.in& in fant wim the week 'I pand prize. F!Way, NOT. 7 s ... ,, NM. ' 0 Estancia VI. Corona deJ Mar 0 0 Rams at New Orleans 0 Saddleback at Tustin 0 0 Raiden at Dal.tu Setwa7, Ncn. I 0 N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia 0 San Diqo City at Oraqe Coast 0 0 N. Y. Jets at Atlanta 0 Golden West at Fullerton C.C. 0 0 St. Louis at San Francisco 0 San Jote St. at Cal St. Fullerton 0 0 San Diego at Denver 0 E. Wubinaton at Cal St. Lona Beach 0 0 Seattle at Kamat Oty OStanford at UCLA 0 0 Mimnota at Detroit 0 LSU at Alabama 0 0 PittlbaJsb at Buffalo 0 California at Arizona ~t. 0 0 Cllicqo at Tam.-•Y M ... f,NOY.lt D Miami at Clncland a TIDREAKD: Predic& the final total number of points in tbe Monday nipt game. YOURNAM~~------------- ADDRESS CITY --------ZIP __ _ a a a a a a a a a a wrhia baa been br'C'wiq for some time," nomaon said. "Gerry thought that there aboulcl be IOIDe chanp with tbe crew . OCC cross country t t~~ F~!~ c2!!!~!:!!~!. men\ aad women'I croa coun-With Harolene Waltcn win- try team are both amoq the Dina the CODfaence individual faYOrita to win the Southern title, the <?CC wo~ ~m- • California Regionals Friday plctely dom~0•ed~ plec:en• apt (Nov. 7) at Guajome Part in ~f tbe fmt IUDC fi~ tbougb Vista. Just the top frYe qualify. The invitational, which OCC bad 18 poia~ followed inchldes the top two teams from by Sad~bKk (S7), Cypraa each conference is at 10 Lm. (103), Citrus (107) and llancbo The top fiw ~ advance to Santiago ( 110). Riverside did the California State Meet Nov. not faeld a 1quad. IS at Woodward Park in Fresno. Corona del Mar freshman OCC waa mca'l atate champ for Mitch Brown waa 17th owrall Fiti.el m 1981 and '82, while the in a personal beat time of 20:'4, women won the state tide in but it wa bia pcrf ormaace that 44 1980, '81 and '82. made the clifJaeace. The 1986 occ teams, after 14Mitcb aot riabt iato the going undefeated in the Oraqe middle of the Rancbo S..riqo Empire dual meet schedule. pKk and pw • tlw: bell 6aiah earned their pl.cc in the South-be"a laad this year,• uid Fmd. era Cal RegiOltela by winnmg .. That futla •pot lau bcca a the conference finals with rela-coarern for ua 1ince Pbil San- -tne ease Friday (Oct. 31) at dM:z aot into a car ~at IMt Irvine Park. It was OCC'I fmt month and wa lolt for tbe year. conference title since 1983. But Mitdl w the difference ... Led by new conference champ On the womea'a lide, Walters Daft Panel. the mn-S team won covered the thfto.miJe c6une in 31-44 over the nearest com))et-18:0 I to better OCC'I Loia Curl itor. Rancho Santiago. Citrus by 19 seconds. Debra Lies was (74). Sadcllebact (93) and Riv-fourth overall in 18:~2 to edge enide (16S) followed . Cypress out Delinda Petino (18:S3) and failed to fill a team. Julie Yost (18:SS) in a furious The OCC men had a squeaker finilb. OCCbase gets grant FITNESS FOR LESS THAN $1.00 ADAY! The Harry 0 . Steele Founda- tion of Newport &e.cb recently named Orange Cout College as the recipient of a SI S0,000 matching arant for the expan- sion of the colJeae'• Sailin1 and Rowing Bue. One of the laraat monetary gifts ever praented to the col- lege. the grant edp plans for a second-story addition t o OCC._ Pacific Cout Hiabway facility cloeer to reality. THE GIRL Limited Number Available OFFER EXP. 11/15/86 Jo•~iYl"' 646·8828 GYM 2902 ~ST COAST HIGHWAY. NEWPQRT BEACH wrhis lift repreeenta an enor- mous amount of confidence in the collep," aaya David A. Grant, OCC .. director of marine p~ The expwioa project, which ha ncei-' apprcnal from the County of Orate. tbe City of Newport Beacb arad tbe Califor- nia Coutal Commi11ion, includea two 900-iquare-foot cluarooma, ltOnp sp.ce for rowiq 1belli, facaltJ office • .,.... WclitloUI nltlOOD and a riewiDI deck. aYIACKFLA& Willi ......... to ., ii tW Mileioa COilference football nee, ~ CoMt eo.., 2.. ' ~ lti1I baa ita aipta let ona.SOO••oei TIMrs-t.o.iaa another touP battle Saturday (Nov. I) in <llula VIila to Southweetem, the Conference co-Uder with llhenide City, 34-27. COKb Bill Wortiaaa .. Pirates ltill t.aw a aoocl abot of whuriq their fmal tine COlltelel. Work =· ••e•ina laia .,-for a fint lalOD II tbe ._.. ~uidia A ... tluil Mew:D record woUI be a IOlid ~ Dina for OCC after seven ~ loei .. years. 'Ille Pbalei' stretch run bqim at LeBerd Stdum on the OCC campaa· Saturday (Nov. 8) aaainat ccllar-dwellina San Diep City (1-6, 0-6 in confer· ence). K.ict-off ia at 7:30 p.m. Tbe ~aiabta. loeen lat week- end to s.ddleback, 62-7, have dropped their lut three contests by a combined score of 150-21. Sea Kin.g runners take league title · The Corona del Mar Sea Kings cross country team brought a new meaning to suc- cea on Friday, proving them- selves to be No. I in the Sea View League and representing Corona del Mar as the best Myoung"team in the league. The Sea Kings, who had out- performed most other teams all season, managed to beat Tustin, who had previously gone with- out a loss in the dual meets. Cd M's bead coach Bill Sumner wu named .. Coach of the Year" after bis freshman tant factor in Cd M's win. .. Their fifth man didn't run for them but he basn 't been that crucial in their success. Their top five ran well, but they didn't run perfect races. And we didn't come here today to lose, .. Sumner added. Paul Scott was the difference in the victory and was said to be the key runner in the win. He, along with Hunter Pierce, found himself in better placement than was anticipated, giving CdM an edge which wasn l expected. nmnen bad the lowest overal.J Sumner bu improved a team total combined ICOl'e. which WU known to be &ood and Tuatin, •ho Md· been favored bu created a new 1ucca1 at to win the Sea YlltW Leape title, CdM. Swnncr made the Sea waa without two of their impor-~in11' propam, which was tant numen. boweYer Sumner started in Im by Tomlin, one · · denied that they were the impor-_ of Oranp County\ bat. Eagle ••. 1 t , ... ,...,. John Higina, apokeaman for the &ale ayndicatc. said that the most damqina upect of the raipationa wu that it pve ~ imprasion that the Eagle was m trouble and would withdraw from the race. .. It's a bunch of baloney that the Eagle will quit," Higim said. -we just spent SJS0,000 for improvements on the boat," be ldded. ~ improvements include new saill, which account for about $230,000 of the expensea, a new rudder, tatina 900 pounds· out of the boat\ keel and moving the mast six inches. Thom1on said that the cb•RF.' ere part of a Mfme tunina proceaa" to improve the Eaale'• performance and the crew'• morale. •we may not be that far from turni.q it around," Thomson aaid. LJ. P.dpmb, a ayndicate bomd member who\ been 1er- vina • liaon bet•-DrilcoU and the crew, will take over for · Driscoll. .. LJ. baa been down in Aua- tralia for the past month and a half watchina the races, so it should be a very euy transition," H. . 'd •11m• sai . Higins alto said that the memben of the crew are familiar with Edacomb and aeveral of them requested that he take over Drilcol1'1 job. Drilcoll will stay in Freman- tle, Xustralia for the remainder of the America's Cup and .. enjoy the races,• Thomson aaid. lbomaon said that Drilcoll offered hi1 advice and help to Edacomb if be needs it. Racina resumed aaain thiJ put Sunday with the start of the aecond round of America\ Cup. ..,,.,,..,. .... , TMf ~ Sialrja -lL .., ..... • fourth quarter. ~ tbe ICOle ~··· Nnt week_ Coroaa del Mar will , .. tk ,.. ... £apt. Tiie ...... led "' Co.ch Jolua ~. lla\iC loll aD eiallt pmea t~ have played tlaia eeaaon bUt feel that tbey11 aurely be better next year. Al for now, the Sea Kinp should have no difficulty tacklin1 the Eapa with the usually fantastic atop- pina power of Todd ~atovsieb, Knieat, Bill Artukovich. and Jeff Daily. Coach Llebenaood feels he is on the way up, however, boasting about bis team's imqe. MWe may be at the bottom npt now. bat thae ~ M9i dMI. We're on oar way ap. • aaid Uebeqoocl. The Eapa coalcl poll ..... what of a tlueM, tMap, _,. cialJy lince tMir qaana1*:t leeJDI to MW a aoocl Madie OD thinp. Todd ~b went II for 28 apimt tbe Tustin Tallcn for 163 ....... yards. HoDand hat yet to decide if Ehmann (who paaed for 119 yards Friday) will continue to play or whether be will put Melbon Met at the helm. The Sea Kinp will play at home (Davidson Field) on Friday at 7:30 p.m. ·GREAT AMERICAN SPORT BOATS .... )llDU ...... ,.. .. hook. Owtl Olllwt..C°rtre .... macMaw. T~awtao.A . -.-Rllld ......... Al J JSQN MARINE 1 ~~ ~ AM1 . Costa Mesa. Ca. 714 6456015 rtew & u.d Ball .... nt SerWce ' . I .. I I I t ' I • I I . I t I • - Pick the teams you think will win dUa wet-. pma. and mail them in to tbc Newpoct Enaip, P.O. Box 9399, Newport Beach 926.58, or brina them by our ofl'"xa at DJ Production Place. Entrees must be postmarked, or broqbt in by Friday. COtldClllAlllt4 with most correct choices comina in fant wins the week-. pud prize . .Fri611,Ncn.7 s .... ,,N ... 9 0 Estancia VI. Corona del Mar-0 D Rams at New Orleam a 0 Saddleback at Tustin D O Raiden at Dallas CJ s.t.•1, Ncn. I CJ N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia CJ D San Diego City at Oraqe Coast D D N. Y. Jett at Atlanta CJ D Golden West at Fullerton C.C. D D St. Louis at San Franc:Uco CJ D San Joae St. at Cal St. Fullerton D 0 San Diqo at Den~ a D E. Washington at Cal St. Lona Beach D 0 Seattle at JC•np1 Oty CJ DStanford at UCLA 0 0 Mi•NIOU at Detroit 0 D LSU at Alabama 0 CJ Pittlbaqb at Buffalo O D California at Arizona St. 0 0 Cbicaao at Tampa •Y O Ma.la,, NoY. It D Miami at Cleftland CJ TIDREAKDI: Predict the final tout number of points in the Monday nipt pme. YOUR NAME _________ _,. ADDRESS----------- CITY ---------ZIP __ _ TELEPHONE--------~----~ FITNESS FOR LESS THAN $1.00 ADAY! Limited Number Available OFFER EXP. 11/15/86 Jo1'ClYl11 646·8828 OCCbase gets grant The Barry G. 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He was playing the bluegras~-rock scene with the Mason Profitt Band, an opening act for the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. the Grateful Dead and John Denver. The ''do your own thing .. philosophy of the hippie era was present. which included watching his fellow band members abuse drugs. His life was exciting for a time, but then he began to question its purpose. It was during a tour of Eureka Springs, Ark. that he felt the desire to buy some land. He began reading the Bible and became, he said, for others, a frightful Bible thumper. His wife became concerned about the intensity of his interst in religion. .. I became a walking, talking Jesus Freak who had a quote from Scripture for every con- ceivable problem," he said in Dan O'Neill's book "Trouba- dour for the Lord." "I really entered into what I caJI a caric- ature of Christianity rather than a full, beautiful painting of Jesus ... He is embarrrassed now about the way he spoke against Catholicism. especially since he was so moved by the story of St. Francis of Assissi, the patron saint of peace, who had much influence in Talbot's life. As part of his spiritual jour- ney, he met a Franciscan priest. Father Martin Wolter, at a retreat center in Indianapolis. Wplter became .. bis spiritual adYisor and friend duriag his painful divorce and helped chart his future. He encouraged Tal- bot to keep in touch with his Protestant evangelical back- ground. Ironically, Talbot came from a Methodist famiy of itinerant musical preachers; he too. became a wandering min- strel. Talbot continued to be fuci- nated by St. Francis' lifestyle, one of true simplicity. A man who said, "Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall enjoy everything.•• Talbot became a Catholic in 1978, with Fat her Wolter officiating. Eventually Talbot began to pour the earnings from his highly successful Christian music albums into a new com- munity called 1he Little Portion House of Prayer in Eureka Springs, which be had bought earlier. In his life now. he says he wants to continue a "street level evangelism," using the arts to abare the Ge>1pel Re ia.corPo- nded the artiadc a~on, of dance duriq bil recent .ort- abope and .... Aaaa.im Gon- v.-ntion Center coacert. He pointed o.it that tile sacred dance wu encounpd tbroqb- out Biblical bistory. 1be intimacy and Ilia sincer- ity of purpoee aR quite IDC*l· ingf ul," said Kathy Allilon of Newport Beach. a participant in the music worbhop. 061 feel bis presence rinp with truth," added Becky Alec, a resident of Corona clef Mar. "I have followed him (or years and find him refreshiq. He also rcchaJlcngcs my faitll and we must be open to any gift God wants to give us." · The money railed at the con- certs helps support the Francis- can Mercy Corps who feed and provide medical aid to the poor. They can be reached at 3030 South West, First Avenue, Port- land, Ore. 9720 I. Children's Choir to be featured The Laguna Presbyterian Children's Choir will be featured at both the 9 and 10:30 a.m. services on Sunday. The choir is directed by Carol Maxwell, and will sing "I Am A Promise." The Rev. Jerry Tankersley will be preaching at both servi- ces. Following the children's sermon the third grade and younger children will be dis- missed for the Little Fisbcrma.n Workshop, a play period. Muslim, Bahal, Buddhist lo meet Religious Services "Seekins Common Threads Among Faiths"' is the title of the Sunday forum at St. Michael and All Anpls Pariah Center in Corona del Mar at 9: IS Lm. this week. Nancy Jenb, eoordinator of U.C. Irvine Interfaith Center, will present a panel of Buddhist, Babai and Muslim women who will discuss the buic tenets of their religiom and identify com- mon threads which unite them. CllRl9ftAll 8Cl•••1C• • c........... llelmlll:• • I First Church of Christ, Scientist Newport Beach 3303 •nd 3315 Vi• Lido SUNDAY SERVICE .... 9 . d 10·30 A M SUNDAY SCHOOL ,,. an . . . WEDNESDAY TESTIMONY MEETING 8 P.M. Free Chitd Care All Services READING ROOM 9-5 Mon-Sat, Tu 7 ·9 p.m. SUNDAY'S SUBJECT: Adam and Fallen Man u e C........... 9Cl•111:• e ClmlSnAN Kl•HC• e Let us know ... what's happening new at your church. 631-8120 • Something Happens Here 9:30 a.m. WORSHIP 10:30 a .m. FELLOWSHIP IO:H a.m. EDUCATION CHILD CARE AV AILA8LE ALL MORNING a.JI Ai<(/wo41L hs,.,. ""'~. ~ ,_ ..... ~ #wlc ""· 2100 Mar Vista (Jamboree & Eastbluff), N.B. "'6-13'1 Laguna Presbyterian Church .. ClturclJ of Chimes" · A.,....,-~ .. Ill S.. c..ty. llllUI ... S.W.a. • ....... ~ ... ' W'enMpt• ffJ:)OAM N-1 r_.,.. p,.,,~ Churdr S<hool cl Bihw ~uJr All AK'' fWIJ 11.111. \Vonhip and har &hie pnctiul. Chrilt-cnntted, biblical ~· "THE BEST IS YET TO BE" tAc:u 7al7-~) The church is located at 3233 Pacific View Dr .• Corona dcl Mar. Rcplar Sunday worabip services arc held at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Child care is provided for the forum and the second ser- vice. For information call 644- 0463. Clnlrdl W1•11 U_, Cl•••lltJ Illy Frlilly Church Women United of the Newport-Mesa-Irvine area will celebrate their Annual World Community Day on Friday, Nov. 1 at the Church of the Covenant, 28~ Fairview Road, Costa Mesa at 9:30 Lm. World Community Day is an ecumenical wonhip event that brinp toaether women of differ- ent Christian traditiona to share a common commitment to actively make thia world a just and peaceful place for all .. Loot To The Mountains," the theme of this year's oblcr- vance. ia timely and provocative aince the prop-am praenta as speaker, Charlotte E. Self, R .N., a long-time medical worker in Iran. Afpanistan and Pakistan. Self fll'lt went to tbe Mideast in 19'6. where abe wu imtnllllent- al in opep.ing the fint imtitute for the blind in Herat, Afiban- ittan. She WU later inYiteil by the aovenuneat of Iran to assist with a newly~ Ministry ,,, Health in Teberi:n. ' ' Mon tlWl 500 bUdlomely drellOd Cystic Fibrom auppott- en tUrned oat at the aDaaal lnveator\ Ball. Promiled thit televiliom woUld be~ placed in order to view the World Series, pests buddled around the one television pre>- vided during the cocktail hour. Harborlites nw••••• But when everyone entered the Newport Marriott ballroom, there were two huge screens. Throughout the tasty dinner, bwraya and groans could be hti.d.. Pierre Cardin in person), Melanie and Michael Cooper, Bobbi and Ron Felsot and Suzanne Dev~ who did an ouUtanding job of decorating. ••• Renee and Lee West chaired this deti&btful evening which followed a New Orleans theme. Traditionally the CF pild be- stows the "Breadth oI Life" award. This year•s winner was Cecilia Straub-Rubens. Leading the live auction was KNBC reporter Friu Coleman. Christy and Jim Scheuer won the puppy, instantly naming the Lhaso Samson inasmuch as they also have l)elilab. ~ Pace was delicbted when she won the 1987 Japar donated by New- port Imports. The same night but up in Santa An, FUNDSY was 1oing stron1. This black-tie fund- raiser for the United Western Medical Centen features dinner, dancing and hundreds of auction items. FUNDSY helped build the county•s first trauma facility and presently to purchase a cardio- vascular pump, radiation tiut- ment computer and a mobile trauma unit. Harborlites attending Some of the pests were Del and Bob Clifford, Chris Bledsoe, II$ 1•1111114 included Patte and Hemy Bit- Births Hoag Memorial Hospital ,.. ).16 ,.. ).16 ... s-16 ... ).16 ,.. J,.86 ... s-16 ,.. j."6 t-U6 ... j-16 ...... ... 7-M ,.. 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Olrla .... ... ·-··- Holiday Gift Shopping is made Easy at •• • •ao••rl a:ssm ...... ,. .... c ..... .......... ct ... .., .. -:=t.5.A. ' . a T\ca.-~ one.. ouaty aecs Croll aa.pter recently held a lliP ICHol worblaop at ita Suta Aaa 11Mdq11arter1 to encounp ltUdeDtl IO ~ blood ctmu ~t Or-. Couty. The ........ wbidl ..... MtcDded by more than 130 participant&, invohed a COID- p)ete Oftlvft OD blood donat- ing. Tbe all-day worbhop fOCUICd mucb of ita attention on the importance of blood donatiom and ~he effect that a single individual can have on the national blood supply. Bernice Hird, chairwoman of Blood Services in Orange County, emphasiz.ed the idea that each individual could greatly affect others in the drive toward increasing Orange County's blood supply. Hird was followed by a lecture on qualifications for donating blood by Dr. Arell Shapiro, Medical Director of Blood Ser- vices. Shapiro spoke about common misconceptions about blood donating. "You can't get AIDS from donating blood," said Shap":o. "Everything is completely sterile and the products used in the process arc only used once, then thrown away. There is abso- lutdy no danger of contracting AIDS through donating." Shapiro empbuiud that peo- ple who use intra\'enous drugs or engage in homosexual acts are not eli&ible to donate. Joan Richardso~ owner of Austin-Payne Publishing, spoke on the importance of publicizing local community blood pro- pama. llicbardson amplified the idea that studenta should go straight to the leaden of their high school. "Certain names arc always in the news, n said Richardson. Harborlltes 1 ., ... ,... 11 Marilou and Rush Hilborn and Betty Belden .. • • • Indeed it was an eventful weekend for not only did the above two balls occur, but galas happened at the South Coast Plaza Annex, when Broadway premiered its store to benefit the Cabaret Chapter of OCPAC, South Coast Repertory and the Junior League of Newport Har- bor. The following night Robin- son's hosted a black-tie gala attended by nearly 3,000. The elegant evening's funds went to another OCPAC guild -Irvine, which is comprised of Applause, Chapter Two, Learned Ladies and Stage Door Chapten. Co- chain were Thelma Friedel and Carol Wilken . • • • California Century Club, the Newport Harbor Art Museum's newest support group united with Basics, a Newport Center store to present '"Tablescapes," a fund-raiser for NHAM. It was a guided tour off our Harborlite homes featuring unique tabletop desigm created by architecta. Chairing the event, which f ollo~ with a reception in the Atrium Court store, wu Beverly Diamond. Bev WU assisted by Doreen Alatrom, Carol Berke, Loia Coleman, Bobbi Dauder- man,.Jaoc Fowler, Shelly ~. NaDCJ Meyer, Barbara Pecten- paugi, ~bua Se,al, Judy Slutzky anCI linda Y 01lQI. Corona del Mar reaident Robert 0 . Reeee w ele*d·to aerve u the chairmu or tlae board of direc•ora of the Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA for 1986-87. Reese baa been a YMCA board member for the ~ fiw yean and is president of Rich- mond American Homa of Cali- fornia, a home builclin1 com- pany. . He recently served u vu:e ~bairman of the YMGA 'I rmu- cial Development Committee. Elected wit,Ja a..e .... :Jon Christeson tA Nawpotl ••h and president of Westport Cea- ters; Ron Park of Newport "The cream always floats to the critiCany small." Beach and chairman of the top. If you contact the 'cream' Klein ii spearheading a pro-board of Financial Syneqieda; in your school, they11 be your gram to eatablisb Red Cross The six-hour workshop Gordon Bowley of Cotta Mesa best publicisen," she said. Cubs foreVery school in Orange entailed six specialized 20 min-and president of Rainbow ..... Corona del Mar High School County. The clubs will be ute sessions where small groups netics; Corona dcl Mar reaident student, Ryan Klein, chairman responsible for letting up and learned the buics of running Anne Lewis, martetiq director of the High School Work.shop, nmnina local blood drives in successful blood drives. Stu-for the William Lyon CompMy; encouraged .-tudents present to addition to various other Red dents participated in bypothet-George Thaaard Ill of Corona organize blood drives at their Crou sertices. ical situations which would teat del Mar, president of tbe own schools. an individual'• response in a Advanced Reflective Senicea Wfbe effortl of each volunteer .. Currently the Red Crou runs situation where someone was Company; Michael J. Ashe of makes a difference. Someone its services at tbe jX)Unty level. unwilling or afraid to donate Lido Isle and the Rigi Com- who organiza a blood drive that Whenever they need volunteen blood. The ~t~ents were t~en pany; and Rick Nelson of New- attncts so donon can aave the they uk them to come to the asked to think up a possible port Beach with Sqentrom a livea of up to ISO people," county chapter. Thia method solution to the problem. -Sons. commented Klein. wrhe blood doesn' have u much potential An award was given to the Jim de Boom wu also re- donor base in nn-nge County ia as local coordination of. these school whose blood unit count elected pre1ideat of the (one unit ia one pint) wu tbe Newport.CO.ta Mesa YMCA. · • · highest. La Vista High School otracen will 1erw for a one year Litters to tbl E I~ r WU the 198S-86 winner bringing renewable term. Jleae replaced · . in 33.3 percent of their school's Daniel 0. Beab, penoanel direc-y Ii Cl to _.._ hllfd tot.i eliaiblc blood units. The tor of the Irvine Company, who our C II '"' trophy. which features Buddy completed hi• third term .. Y~~~·:: ··.: · ·. "~!~ Bloodrop(OrangeCounty'aRed chairman. BY .IUDY DlJnY FMhioa illt\ • · a woman\ head. A IOI Of: .... combines to make •P thM elUaiW whole called fMhioa ii on top of beads. accordin1 to Alf'redO. owner o( Alf redo\ of Balboa Island. Hair. as an int~ part of what makes a woman ~uhion able... has occupied Alf redo '1 en~e workie1 life. He's still leamif11 something new every day, either from study or from the other innovative profeuion- als on the staff of his exclusive Balboa Island salon. Alfredo said that while hair ii· fashion. arid follows a cycliCal pattern. it is one area that a WO .... D needs to recognize U uniqYe tG beT alone. Hem lines can rise or fall at the whim of a far off desiper, but a woman •s baintyle may stay much the same from year to year and may still be fashionable. .. Hair ii fashion of course. But when a woman ftnds the right style for ber particular bone- ltructure ·and lifestyle, changing something tried and proven can be a bis mistake that hurts her look more than it helps," said Alfredo. Findina the particular style that is correct on a unique face it what Alfredo seca • oae of the keys to his auccas in the fashion world. Wfbe interview prCKlelt that my staff and I enpae each patron in is a large part of what makes Alfredo '1 so special," said Alf redo. Seeina the woman animated in convenation and studying her facial structure are only part of what the interview process accomplishes, according to Alfredo. "Everything has to be tuned to the facial structure and then coordinated very carefully with the lifestyle the woman leads," Be an early Santa! I REWARD I Bring a toy for CdM Chamber's Toys for Tots and receive a complimentary children's sitting Now through Nov. 15 .,._,ill tine/., Th ff~• 760-6767 Alf redo aaid. More than plea- sant chats, these pre-cut convcr- utiom lead to decisions about bow to desip the hair to match a particular tet of needs. Practicing bis art in Ncwpot Beach since 1966, Alfredo bas helped move the business of hair desip abelld since bis arrival on tbe tcene. He Jiau unona bi.a local creditl-dlle f~ tlla be ... fint to introduce lcissor cutting and the 1ba1 hair cut to New- port. He blMI learned the art with Suaoon in Beverly Hills. Alf redo also studied with Gene Sbacove who served as consultant for the Warren Beatty blockbuster, .. Shampoo." Proud that he bun l stopped growing in his art, Alfredo regularly teaches new techniques to other professionals at sympo- siums and trade shows. In creating a full service salon, AHrcdo has assembled a team of professionals who share his A studio with a unique outdoor garden :«>10 F.. Pa<:ifi<: C od!-.I Hwy. CoroOcJ ~I Mar AC:tually, Alfredo thinks tbe days of a weekly sbampG! and set are aone. Re enco~s customers to learn to make the new cut work before they leave the salon ... Education about how to handle the· hair is what's important. Women don 'l have time to come in every week for a set. The thing about a good cut is you only need to have it trimmed regularly and maybe have a special appointemnt to pamper the soul as well as release the excitement of the hair for a A special occasion. It bas to look ' · terrific all the time," said Alfredo. feelings about giving a woman a total look with her hair as the crowning aJory. Manicures and pedicures, in addition to the soon-to-be completed tanning boot~ are on tap u well as the services of facialist Danielle L'don. -PllTllY ......... includes: ·Clipper cutting u the latest thing to add more fullness to the hair. Sciaon are too blunt to make the hair heavy. Tapering sbcan and electric clippen give volume that make a difference. L •don 's line of individually Low maintenance hair styles formulated creams, lotions and are here to stay. The key to cosmetics are teeeivma natiouial • today'r loot fs fashion with attention and are carried in a vcnatility. The basic day time local health store as well u cut has to be able to make the exclusive shops in Texas, New transition to night time excitc- York and Detroit. Alfredo sees mcnt. her u a star in ascendancy. "'People here are eager to try The hottest news for well-new things and stay on the dressed beads from Alfredo cutting edge of fashion. To keep Currently, serving as fashion coordinator for the Newport Marriott Hotel, Alfredo over- sees the stqin1 of their Weekly fashion shows. As a special treat, Alf redo 's will offer a day of beauty com- plete with limousine and gourmet luncheon for the hol- iday season. Daiped 'tO be an interlude of puce ..t luli_,, the day will iachlde the full services of the salon in addition to deljabtf ul surprises proVided by Alfredo and his staff. Alfredo~ of Balboa blond. 11/ AltlriM. IJolboa ls/and. 675- 6070. . 675-6070 221 MARINE· BALBOA ISLAND • .. , . 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S-P"aJr PIM: •• .-• • w -ft.An •~••••a ftAn: •~ft.An • <1Jf'A SAUC& I fo •• Old lace Pflll lie Fi" • 1 7111 ---~ IL • .,.. 3 2 ··-··--. ... ---• Oz • I 11 .. -·-- Student Life IY IYAI KLEll Corona High spooked out C4M ccll•:mta H91owem; la celdwabon of Hallo~ the Corona dd Mar High School Associated Student Body organ- ized a 9-12 grade pumpkin carviag contest on Thursday • Oc:L lO, and a costume dn:a-up clay Oil Oct.. l J _ .... _, F...r I I I .... 4 2 • I .... 11; Students in grades 9-12 enjoyed a Family Fetid-type game between the da•ws this Met. Fmals will be held on Friday at lunch in the quadrangle. Eata•cia c•allen1es CdM footltalJ ill ltonN 1ame; The CdM Varsity football team will play Estancia at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 7. at Davidson Field -Newport Harbor High Schoo~ First ...rtiaa period dds: The farst quarter marking period offlCially ends on Friday, Nov. 7. Grades as of Monday count toward the semester marts. Tbe end of fmt semester is Jan. 30. Sta•e•ts lfG•or m p•' e ule to raiile f +; The annual magazine sale campaip will be kicked off in an assembly on Wednesday. Nov. 12. Students will sell magazine subscriptions earning 40 percent of the cost for the school which will direct the nioney to different activities on campus. UCI profa.or ..... om tM medical ComeqaeMe of wlear war; The Teenage Information Exchange will host a UC Irvine professor on Wednesday, Nov. 12, at 7 p.m. in the Little Tbeaaer to speak on the medical come- queoces of nuclear war. Parents and students are encourqed to attend, as many recently pub-- lisbed facts on this subject will be disclosed. Bid far _speCi1I tl'llllc election stalled a , ... ,.., of die petitio9a dl'ort.. Be scored Newport 2000 peti- tioacn fOI' usiiag -scare tactics ... iw gatherin1 signatures, and stated, ·1 hope now we can get bact to good planning without all these interruptions .. _(and) wit.boat slandering people who ue trying to do good wort for tllec:ity_ .. Newport 2000 activist and former Mayor Paul R~toff said tlaat the group has not yet derided how to proceed from blCl'e.. ·wen trying to fagure out where we are," be said Tuesday. 06We don' know if we're dead or alive ... Ryckoff said the group ·s attorneys are looking at the state elections code to see if they can challenge the determination of the number of registered voters in the city (on which the 6,810 signature requirement ii based) and to see if the matter can be put on the school board election ~ot in 1987. Ryckoff noted that the effort Gii " on Y•r Clllst- 1.,ert Eillll Lllln 11 · •1 E~itor HUbor Atea•s Original Whole.ale Jeweler Buy SllMlfC ll CaniltUTe! • to qualify the Newport Center expansion referendum for the ballot detracted from the traffic ordinance signature gathering. .. Some people were getting signatures on (Newport Center) a whole month instead of oun. That hurt, definitely," Ryckoff said. He added, thouah, that the Newport Center effort "'was a priority because they only bad a month and we had much longer ... Rycltoff went on to stress that the Newport Center effort ii not to blame for the failure of the traff'ac ordinance petition. ~problem wujust that we didn't wort bard eoouah.,. be said. •Eigbty-fi-ve aipatwa is DCJtbiq. We could have 1ottcn tboee in a couple of hours." Athtttbitodlal. ...... Ur'sU.~ .. ....., .,_. ......... . ., .,,,,, ,,... ,., ... MfttiM ,,_ "',..,,,,, ~,... ..-s_,"-s•as. 191 ~ Redhill A•I08 COIUMesa 714 t.el-GIM> , -n. M8li of LA MnrM• at Elizabeth Howard., Curtain Call Tbeatre, 690 El Camino 1leal. Tustin. Tl&tita start at Sl5.95. Doon open at 6:30 p.m. Tuelday tbroqb Thunday, 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and I 1:30 LID. and S:JO p.m. on Sunday. Call 838-IS40. ~ptom leMlt Melliciln, • a Neil Simon comedy Will play throup Nov. 16 at Harlequin I . . .. IAllfa Wle9er: ~," a ono-man exhibition will dis-- play tbroup Nov. J 2 at tbe City of Irvine 'a Fine Arts <:enter, 460 I Walnut A venue, Irvine. Hours arc Monday throu1h Thursday from 9 Lm. to 9 p.m., .,So9tltera Callfonda Mom. typer. The Singular lmqe" will display throup Nov. 26 at tbc Gugenheim Gallery at Chap-man ColJeae, 333 North GlalaeU, Oran,e. Admission is free. Call 997-6812. Wol'k1 by Ruth Burr, Dick Hal~ Jue Loaclon, ROM- mal'J MaeBlrd, MarOJD Max- IOD and Gary Wons will display at The Waterfront Gallery, 1492 S. Coast Highway. Laguna Beach through Dec. I. Hours are 11 a .m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Call 494- 8838. "Persistent SanUpt" a showing of works by Vera Jordan will display through Dec. 2 at the Costa Mesa Art League Gallery, 3820 Plaza Drive, South Coast Plaza Village, Costa Mesa. Hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Call 540-6430. Fine Arts Gallery. Gallery hours Institute of Southern California, are noon to S p.m., Tuesday 2222 Laguna Canyon Rd., Lag- through Saturday. Call 856-una Beach. Call 494-SOl.t. 6610. Works b7 Omer BiKboff and Adelle l•ndil will display Nov. I 0 through Dec. S at the Art MUSIC ne Confrey PldDipl Trio is performing Tuesday through Saturday nights at Zot's Lounge in the Irvine Hilton and T owen, 17900 Jamboree Boule-vard, Irvine. No cover charge. Call 863-311 l. Dinner Playhouse, 3S03 South Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. Call and Saturday from 9 Lm. to 3 Worb bJ Sazaane Lendeus and Suaaa Oalhle will display thorugh Nov. 16 at Art-A-Fair Gallery, 664 South Coast Hgwy., Lapna Beach. Houn a,e I I a.m. to S p.m., Wcdneaday through Sunday. Call 4M-4S 14. "Veto," a collaborative visual and musical satire focuaina on the art of •im.aac-m•kin1" in American politics will take place Nov. 8 at 8 p.m. in the Newport Harbor Art Museum, 850 San Clemente Dr., Newport Beach. Tickets are SS.SO to S7.SO. Call 759-1122. 979-SSI I. p.m. Call 552-1078. ~ -(A,. f 1tJ Wife,~ William Wycherley'a comedy of aiaiiilen will play through Nov. 8 in CaJ State Fullerton 'I Little Theater. Call 773-3371. .. ~•a comedy-thriller by Anthony Shaffer will play -Nox.._§.throup 29 at the Cotta Mesa Civic Playhouse, 6601 Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. Cur- tain is at 8 p.m., Tbunday tbroup Saturday and 2 p.m. on Sunday. Call 6SO-S269. •>. 0.0.• U.,"tbe 197~ Tony Award winner will play Nov. 7 and 8, 11 to IS, and 18 to 22, at UC Irvine's Fme Arts Villaae Tbeatet. Tactets are S6 to $9. Call8~16. "E•er,dliaa ID die Gardea,,.. a story of suburbanites struggling to maintain their economic status will play Nov. 7 to 9 and SEA CLOUD MAIDEN PAOFIC VOYAGE APllL 10, 1917 EASTER ISLAND TO TAHITI ULTIMATE SAILING ADVENTURE ~CE. JMR TRNEl.. 3419 E. Coast Hwy., eon..delMar Now on d"'la' at Lapu Art M• 1 1, 307 Cliff Drive, Lag- una Beach: The First Step: Photographs from the Collec- tion (through Nov. 14); Sculp- ture by Fred Stodder (through Nov. 7). Call 494-6S3 l. WOte SecODCI Newport BlmaJal: The BaJ Area" will display throup Nov. 23 at the Newport Harbor Art Museum. 8SO San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Call 759-1122. .. New Frncla Palatlnp," an Watercolor peiDdap by Helea R.-will display through Dec. 2 at Sandstone Gallery, 314-A North Coast Hgwy., Laguna Beach. Houn are 11 Lm. to 4 ~ p.m., Tbunday through Tues- day. Call 497-6775. Worb by .i-Deswart will display Nov. 11 through Jan. 24 at Laguna Art Muscu~ 307 Cliff Dr., Laguna Beach. Call 494-6531 . exhibit featurin& the works of "The Palated Room-A Cycle Francois Boisrond will display of Lu .. cape PaJ•tla11" by through Nov. 7 at the Art Christopher Brown will display butitute of Southern California, through Dec. 6 at UC Irvine's NEW WOLFF'. SYSTEM BEDS PLENTY OF FREE PARKING CHOICE OF BULBS (Bellarium "S" or Nuvalarium) FREE SKIN CONSULTATION FREE PERRIER, EVIAN OR DIET SOFT DRINK KENNETH DION TANNING PRODUCTS 675-4023 . An Oruse Coat CoAqc 9ia 8u4 Concert will take place Nov. 9 at 2 p.m. on the campus of Orange Coast Colleae. ~~21illl_ Tickets are S4 to SS. Call 432- JF II ssao. _ .. J). : AGIFT THEY'LL LOVE ON CHR5TMASMORNJ ClJeck Your Lat a Shower 8cushes a Shower Heads 0 Bath Tub Lounges & Pilows 0 Shower Shaving Minon 0 EJectric T oweJ Warmers 0 Elegant Eur-0pean Towels 0 His and Her Bath Wraps 0 T owe1 Standt 0 Make-up Mirrors 0 Vanity Make-up Tables & Chairs OVmetStands Oeo.netic T l'ZllYS& Organizers 0 Chrome & Gold Tooth- brushes 0 Travel Kits 0 Talking Sca&es 0 Crystal Vases & Dishes and much more Mon·Fn 10-6 Sat 10-2 1111.aLC...HwJ. c......•- 1 " M1 So o4 MecArtl\Ur 81\ld on P C H (714) 175-4131 1 I , - Newporter's f~celift highlights creative Jamboree Cafe Brunch BY JUDY DUFFY Visiting the new Newponer Resort is sorta like mcetina an old girlfriend at a hiab ICbool n:union; 1he may haft bad a facelift, but the same comforta- ble n:lationsbip and warm wel- come haven't changed at all. At least that was my tboqbt after enjoying brunch at the Newporter one recent Sunday afternoon. All the good things about the atmosphere and ser- vice that I remember from years past have remained the same. What is new is the look of the place. The millions spent to refurbish this local end- destination resort were spent thoughtfully with a careful eye toward preserving the special ambiance that the Newporter has presented to both visitors and locals for many years. The Jamboree Cafe•s brunch is one good reason to visit the Newporter soon. T he spread is one of the more creati ve along the coast, priced at S 17. 95 for adults, $9.95 fo r the under 12 set. You 11 kn ow you 're in the right spot when a charming hostess inq uires whether you prefer seating in the dining room or on the patio. We opted for the dinina room bUl with autWDD 1un1bine to spare the patio· wou)d have biee11 an eqully good choice. Maybe I cbole die dining room became I could stare at leisure at the bup pots of orchids which bloom around the room. Gorgeom, u were tbe Af rica.n violets nestled on e.ch table with its shining crystal and crisp linens. The champagne served here with the price of brunch is a vast slice above some that flow freely at other brunches. Saying you can have all the champagne you want doesn "t mean much if ifs not terrific and you don't want much anyhow. That is not the case with the Lembay Brut served at the J amboree Cafe brunch. A Spanish champagne, Lcm- bay Brut traces its history back to the early 1700s and is dry and smooth. Our server poured from the 1982 bottling at our visit and I recommend it heartily; a very good champagne to go with a terrific brunch menu. Well, I won•t say menu. That particular tome would run to pages and pages if everything The Irvine Hilton Presents Confrey Phillips and his Trio Noted BnUsh smger/piarust Confrey Phllbps bongs tus artl.stry to wr. the elegant rughtclub tucked away m the luxunous ne,,v Irvine Hilton. Relax and dance the everung away to his skill- ful blend of Gershwin. Cole Porter. cool 1azz and contemporary favontes Every Tuesday through Saturday. 9 PM to 1 AM And on VVednesdays and Thursdays. Brazilian vocal- ist Nilsa JOinS Mr. Philhps to • add the flavor of Samba .. I TI-ERVN..._~ N<J~ 17900 Jamboree Boolevard. IMne. CA 9'Zll4 (714) 86J.3111 offend lWU listed in one spot. So imand. take a stroll amona the weU lad.en and beauailuUy decoraaecl tablcl to get an idea of what ia offered before you beam to"IDAke choices. We_. the mistake of aettina booted at the salad table and tbcn. repet- tably. tbert just wasn't room for some other thinp that looked too good to pus up. The theme throughout the room was autumn and its har- vest symbols. The salad table was no exception. A variety of fresh breads were on band as well as some of the most creative salads I've eaten in some time. Try the steamed cold asparagus with a good helping of tbe mustard vinaigrette; simple. but unusual and delicious. Another good choice was a mix.tun: of chicken filets. brocc~li and goat cheese with a light dressing. Hint: the seafood salad was tops. Another table offered an array of ~elicacies such as pate. lox. smoked albacore and. again. breads to make the mouth wate" Adorned by an ice-carving of a d olphin, t his table in itself could provide a buffet ex pe rience worth remembering. Other areas offered an omelet bar with traditional breakfast meats; entrees such as swordfish (excel- lent) with a delicate sauce. roasted sirloin sliced to order and served with saffron sauce and a custom pancake bar that offered blueberry. chocolate and pecan delicacies that don •t deserve the plebeian appellation of pancakes. Dessert? You bet. Too numer- ous. delicate and sc rumptio us to d escr ibe with any accuracy . Fantastic when nibbled as you n listening to tbe mellow music of the strolling jazz combo. Just one more touch to make tbis brunch one worth repeating often. TM Jambo"e Cafe Bnotch at the Newporter Resort, 1107 Jamboree R oad. Newport .r &ach. 6#-1700. Reservat101U suggested. Served 10:30 o.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sundays. A ll majOI credit cards. Adults J 17. 95. Children under 11. S9.95. Orange Coast food program ranks tops in state Orange Coast College ·s Food Service and Hotel Management Department bas been named best in the state in the .. Awards of Excellence Competition•• sponsorced by the California Restaurant Association (CRA). occ·s department includes three separat~ programs: Res- taurant Managemen~ Culinary Arts. and Hotel Management. A total of 44 different dassea are offered by the department, and nearly 300 students are enroUcd. The .. Aw_,ds of Excellence" an given out annually by the CRA. They are awarded to schools that off er post- secondary. associate in arts degree programs in food service management or its equivalent. Judging criteria include: the service industry; the ability to ability to prepare capable and offer classes taught by compe-- qualificd managers to work in tent and knowledgeable staff the food service industry; the memben; and the ability to ability to exhibit the highest modify and update the curricu- possible standards in the food lum. Lunch Menu The lunch menu for Newport Beach public ICbools the week of Nov. 6 to 13 is u follows: n •••• ,,NOT. 6: Hambuqer with catsup. lettuce and pickle. -iater to~ .. vanilla Puddina and milk. FrWa1: California -Surf fash sticks• with tartar sauce. parsley buttered potat~ toued aalad. peanut butter muffm bread and milk. Ma.la1: Veteran•s Day holiday. TIHMa1: Cbili beans ud meat with cheac ud tortilla chips, tossed salad, oranp wec1aa and milt. :,t;s•r-Crispy breaded c potatoes au ~ c in fruit pie .... with whipped toppina, blueberry muffin bread and milk. n .... ,, No•. 13: Ham- burger with catsup, licttuc:e and pickle. -Oatural apud 11.ic:a., .. chocolate puddiq and milt. ChampaKM SUPPER CRUISES EVERY SUNDAY S-7 Ess• Be•eflict a•fl Fnait C•p $3.25 J/~rffe~ CALL NOW· DON'T MISS THE BOAT! 1131 Back Bay Dr. Newport Beach, Caifomia Foa • a coaductor nee Md aw of. •l'DAeiu\ mOYemcDll wt.ea .M is conducti•1; tlile joJOlll '-rina llp ... down, the ability to bria1 1araia1 IOUDd frOm the orcl.r*' Ilia tlleatrlaility that ... -wort at the pOdium memonl*. Be is. iD short. an ecstatic man deeply in love with the IUlic. * one who is able to 1lriaa oat Loony to ·watch cartoons? h IAmJ te Wald CMtoomf aY RICllAIU> ZACKS Yoa don' need a child present in the room to watch cartoons. No one is aoiaa to tell the FBI to put you on its .. Frivolous Peno• List. .. Cartoons pre- ceded tbe main feature in movie tbeaten through the 19SO.. Is anyone sayina that entire aener· atiom of American adults are maatally deficient because they ........... at Bup Bunny, Daffy Dael and Betty Boop? c·m~ lip&en up. N.xt time you Rill a movie, rent a cartoon u well (You can bouow aclli.ld for cover.) Many of the older cartooas pack a swprite. Watching them again you111ee bow many jokes went riabt over your young held. Others dole out a jolt of nos- talaia- Here1a a choice trio to start with: Elmer Fudd, Goofy and Betty Boop. On Oct. 10. Warner Home Video unleashed "Elmer Fudd's Comedy Capersn ($17.98) as part of its .. Warner Bros. Car- toons Golden Jubilee 24-Karat Collection," which includes 12 videos in all. As usual, Fudd gets bettered by wily Bugs Bunny and otben. The first of eight car- toons on the video, "Rabbit of Seville" spoofs the well-known opera as barber Bugs sings to Fudd: .. Welcome to my shop; lemme cut your mop; lemme shave your crop -d aintily, daintily.• Warner Bros. cartoons-feat- uring ingenious characters such as Porty Pig, Daffy Duck. Bugs Bunny and Road Runner-arc good bets for adults. Most arc brash. exuberant. irreverent fun, although the humor is of the sledgehammer-on-the-head var- iety. Less violent, but also less irreverent. are the cartoons from Walt Disney studios, the most successful cartoon factory ever and a monument to family entertainment. You can choose from such classics as .. Pin<K> chio"( I~. $29.95) or "Sleeping Beauty• (19'9, S29.9S) but. for my taste, those are too juvenile to satiaf y adultS. GO for Goofy my favorite Disney character (yes, ahead of Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck). Trywrhe World Accord- ing to Goofy" (various ~ S29.CM) or M(Joofy Over Sports• (various years, S49.9S). The Goof is a dim-witted rubbery bound do1 who always gets into the worse scrapes but invariably comes up smiling. And now for the ma.rascbino cherry on top of this cartoon ice- cream sundae: Betty Boop, my all-time favorite. Once you see this ffirty little miss strut her stuff, you11 be hooked. TbeSe cartoons, originally produced for adults in the 1930s by Max Aeiscber, arc available Crom Republic Pictures Home Video ( .. Betty Boop-Special Collec- tor\ Edition" Vol. I and 2 .• $39.95 each). Her cartoons a.re full of sur- real invention and naughty (but by no means X-rated) humor. • • • aEST at:TS mts WllK: "'The Trip to Bountiful .. (198S. Embassy, S79.9S): Geraldine Page won a Iona overdue Oscar for her role as an elderly woman who wants to return to her hometown before she dies. "Under the Cherry Moon .. (1986, Warner, S79.9S): Prince plays a musical giaolo bent on making a fortune in this straqie. mostly black-.and-white movie set on the French RivicrL .. Richard Simmons and the Silver Foxes" (1986, Karl/ Lorimar. $24. 9S): The efferves- cent diet-and-exercise coach leads celebrity parents such as Sal Patino (Al"s dad) and Jackie Stallone (Sty•s mom) through life-extending fitness routines. MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAL Michelob Draft • 50¢ Glasses • S 1.95 Pitchers • $3 95 Pizza Smorg (All You Can Eat) e •1 Wn A Cift9 B.J.'s CHICAGO PIZZERIA UPSTAIRS IN LOFT BAR 106 Main St. Balboa (a\Balboa Pier) 675-7560 , ,... a~eo.Nft' 0n· • ·rm in tt. Mood far Love• •"On n... 5uf"'Y sman. ~ Cf)tbWorlb Oktoberfest . UIEGGW...Mlt:lml l! --l>tlf!~ ... ""' .. ,,, ~f."11t~ CoMPA~~ ,,,...,, "'....,"' -"'"•"'"' 'r"' ''"''"'' _.,..., 2000 f'Wwpolff 8lud . Cmm Mno 631 2110 Kick up 'f04I' heels to INe music at Newpott Beech ·s upscale hotspot .... Pufe Energy tin 2am. with fawf· 1tes hom the so·a. 60's and oonternpofary pop ~ .. _,,.,, .......... , ry, THE NEWPORTER REsoR1' 1107 Jambof"Rd (714)644 1700 CompMlenl•y YM91 peflltng ' aac2NT 8Kl.IABU ... _,M UYOND• (a)-A bizarn tale of aa eccentric 1Ci1atilt.,1u1aaolt111itf..-. dimenaion and ita borrifyina ~---............ .aory bJ Go6ic 1..o.ot H.P. Oingo Boingo in lr:vine · .doesn't disappoint fans BY RY AN Kl.EJN The ticket counter and entrance of Irvine Meadows Amphitheater bustled with excitement on the eve of Hal- loween as thousands streamed in for the ·annual Oingo Boingo concert. The crowd wu mixed with people in all sorts of out- rageous costumes, but when the lights went out, all eyes turned to the stage. Lead singer Danny Elfman, his red hair shining in the network of stage lights, clenched the microphone and fired up a f cw of Boin go's newer tracks. While these first songs-espe- cially the Oingo Boingo song from "Texas Chainsaw Massa- cre "-were a little .. bard," nearly approaching a "heavy metal" sound, the band soon went into the familiar f avoritcs like .. Grey Matter," "On the Outside" and "Violent Love." Elf man even played some of the aonp from bis e.so-to" album, excitina the 1old-out amplaitheater with "Gratitude."' After nearly three houn of solid play.-the band announced tbe dOlinl soq- M(ioodbye, goodbye .. " -only to come back for three encore songs in which much of the audience joined in unison. While Elfman definitely took the spotlight, his act was enhanced by the unmatched performances of the guitarists and drummer. The music included a great variety of instruments as each band member played two or three. For one song, Elf man played a xylophone-type instrument which added a completely exhil- arating, unique sound. The songs were well highlighted by Elf man's entertaining introduc- tions which usually were humor- ous comments. n SL J Li ___ f~ II ELIZABETH HOWARD'S CURTAIN CALL 11 ; DINNER THEATRE 1 , ~ ,,,, ..... ,,,, . I ©~~.': fi"\.~t ~J ~)l 'r,..,:\~ 1' I ~..... ,;A,~~~\~ u I ~.. ,; O PENS NOV. 0th 1 1 MAN OF LA MANCHA RESl.R \',\Tit )N~ ( 7 14 ) l'l~-1540 L-.....;;C_IOM'S_N_ov_91h_,.j 690 El C am1nn Rt•,ll, T us t.an, 92680 ~ ~ ~ 17//e WI~· F~lt Hs4 Now open /or lunclt and Sunday ljlrunclt to him. The solid supporting cast includes Ron Reagan Jr. (as a basketball coach) and James Earl Jones, who seems to be doing a takeoff of John House- man in "The Paper ~ase." Directed by Steve Miner, who makes a few scenes look like TV ads for the United Negro College Fund. ..,-RICK OR Tlll:A T• (R)- A satiric rock ~ • roll horror film about an averaae American t.cen-qer whose fucin•tion and love for a supentar turns into a dangerous situation. With ~arc prq, Tony Fields, Lisa Orgolini, Gene Simmons and a special appearance by Ozzie Osbourne. Directed by actor Charles Martin Slt:liftl~ · ALSO PLAYING 0 8LUE VELVET'' (R) Good-Wow. Love it or hate it, (Dennis Hopper) who has abducted her husband and son. She bates it, she loves it-it's that kind of movie, a very risky abruion of all the polite, nice attitudes al>out what makes a good movie. As a movie Jover you can be thrilled even aa you are repelled by certain clements (notably Hopper, who goes over the top). "THI COLOR OF MONl!Y"(R) Goo4-Paul Newman returna as Eddie Fel- son, the pool wiz of ''The Hustler,• now 25 years older, ~and eqer to corrupt for profit another young wiz (Tom Cruise). Directed stronaJy by Martin Scorsese, if not with bis f ~ audacious ta.Jen~ the film belongs to Newman. His perf or- mance is intensely internal, then comes out in steam jets of tension, anger and (as he BELGIAN WAFFLE INN Wiien tt.e World's Gre1t1• C..0•111 Dim! Home of tbe Fantudc Belaian Waflles, ~ Gl1antic 4-Ea Omelets, and The Superb S.ndwidaes. South Cout Plaza vrn.,c 3IOO S«Mltb Plaza Driw Sula AM/COiia Mesa (714) 551~116 brilliantly coagiud style. ud Newman should get an Oacar, at last. "THE NAME OF THE ROSE" (R) Fm-Umberto Eco's novel, perbapl the loagest scholarly footnote ever to become a fiction hcshd'cr. is now a big. ludicroaa movie. Manly Sean Coaay ia ee 0 41 as William, a 14tb ceatary Franciscan Sherlock w~o sleuths a Krics of mwclaa • a vas~ cold, dirty abbey f1ID of ugly monb (they ICCID lcft a.er from the Dart Ages). F. Muray Abraham shows up to spite the fun as a cnad Inquisitor-bis eyes are bunWla pyres of fanat- icism-and William Hictey is a .. saint .. who mates cute remarb about the Virgin Mary. Mud, blood, smoke, drizzle and dirty cowls-director Jean-Jacques Amrnaud fihm as if be were updating bis prehistories in ~t for Fare ... 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CA._ Cllli-......._ ••' ..... ....a.d undllr .. ..-n I I I ,.,.,. Clft JM/JI~ ... TNs buslMM fa con- dudld 11¥ • corpot•tiou .. ~ .Mm SIMsor• Vici-- Ad. Inc.. Jim Leicht. Sea..._r T._... Thia l 2 Nnl -filed ..,. ._ea.a, an o1 Or.,.. eour.., on Oct. 9. 191l. fl9No.f3"* 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/ 20 5607 ... IC llOllCI HC--u-1 .. • llfl• WUFS?GfT The lalJ ,,,. ,....., is ti'I bulinlt a: C $ I AUT0MoTM MARKETING OOW'MY, 3519 £. CoJllt H.r .. Corar. dll Mllr, CA 92625. ........ Mhur Dunrq 3519 E. r.c.a Hwy .• Coran. def Ms, CA~ This business is con· duc:a.d IJ¥ M individual. se-t: AonMd Mhur Dun-,... This 15 5 iMll -filed with the Coune;y a.ti ol Or.,.. County on Oct 27, 1986. F"• No. f324055 10/30 11/6 11/13 11 / 20 5587 1·21111 PU9IJC '90TICI ntiiilOUI 9U•tEIS U. ITATIMlllT The fol ...... person is ~ business as: HAYES & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE CONSULTING ~. tNC .• 455 c.britlo Terrace. Corona del Mar, CA 92625. The Reef u.. Consult· q Group. fnc ..• c.lifomia, 455 Cabriflo T 9fT1IC8. Cor · one dll .... CA 92625. This business is con- duct9d by • COf potMion. The r .. istr.nt com- rra~ to trwwt busi· ness under the fictitious ~,,.,.. OI rwnes listld.t.MtonOct. l, 1986. Siped: The R .. I Est.te Consuttins Group, Inc .• Thomas E. Heyn, Pm;. dent This stalemant -filed with the ~ Clertc ol Or.,. County on 5-. 25, 1986. file No. F320974 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 5550 "*.IC N01ICI ntiiilOUI ....... U. IJATEMENT The fol~ penon is doi,. business as: WILKES SPORT BY WILKES BASH· FOffO, 18 f ashton Island, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Wilkes Sport ltd., a Cali· fornia Corporation, 340 Brannan St. Ste. 500, San Francisco, CA 94107. This business is con· duded by a corpornon. The re1istrant com· "*iced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names liseMI 8bcJW on 11/15/86. Silned: WitMs Sport ltd .. a.. Sble, Pmident. Thia ~ WllS filed wfttt the County Clerk of Or-. County on Oct. 27, 1916. F"• No. F'324058 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/ 20 5594 l..a4aO WMma flCitiiOUI.,.... NAMl ITA'IQIENT The toNoMI II l)efSOn IS ~ business as: SUN · DANCE LIMOUSINE. 170 Ne~ Center Dnve. New port a.ch. CA 92660 SUNDANCE TRAVEL. INC .. Catifornia, J 70 New port Cel1W Driw. 'Wwp00 a.ch. CA 92660. Business first tranucted undet th•S btts1nes.s name on 9-9-86 This bus1ne.s 1s con· duded b1 • corporet1on ~MOTICI ncntiOUI ••1• ..._ITAlWT The lrlloMnl penon is doinc buliness e&: LUXURY CAR MNTAl INC., 15 Cor· POtM1 Plaza see loo. New- port Blach. 92660. Foye W. Sperb. Calffot. nia, 2101 Winctw.rd Ln., Newport a.ch. CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by • oorpoqtion. Siped: Luxury Car Rental Inc., Foye W. Pwb, Pres. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Ontnee Courrty on Oct. 24, 1986. Fite No. F324059 10/30 11 /6 11/13 11/ 20 5593 1-28113 PWUCMmCE ...... (a'l'ACIOll MIDICWJ NOTICE TO OEfENOANT: (AWsc> • Acusedo) THOMAS RAFFETTO, and DOES 1 throuctt 20, indusM YOU ARE BEJNG SUED BY Pl.ANTIFF: CA Ud. le em demmMfMdo) CHANOUR SMITH, a Minor, by Md throu1h LOUGHTON SMITH, his Guardian ad li1llm You he¥e 30 CALANOAA DAYS after this "'"""°' 11 is served on you to file • typew1 itten AISPCW1Se It this court A letter or phone call will not protect you: your typew. ritten response must be in proper lepl form if you want the court to hear your case. If you do not fiae your response on time, you may lose the case, and your -.s. money •nd property may be taken without further wamiOI from the court There are other le1al requirements. You may want to call an lttomey riCtrt awwy. If you do not know an attorney, you may call an lttomey refemll MfVic:e or • lepl •id olfice (listed in the phone book). DISCM• de que 11 entre-suen em citacion Judicial ust9d tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENOAAIOS para presentar una rnpuesta escrita a m.quina en est. cofte. Una carta o una li.m.da telefonlca no le otr.c.ra proteccion; su respuesta escrita • maquina tiene que cumpfir con las formall· dades feaales •propiadas si usted quiere que la corte escuche su caso. Si usted no presenta su respuem a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden Quitar su salario. su dinero y otras cosas de S4J propie. dad sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. Exrsten otros requisitos legales Puede que usted quiera llamar a un abolado 1nmediatamento SI no conoce a un abo1ado, puede llamar a un servicio de referenc1a de abofiados o a una oficma de ayuda ..... (Wll911 ..... lu .... ...... CAil flllt 11 ER ~ .... c.o, 4'-11-17 . n.,.... ..... ~ol .. co.t .. CEl.....,.1 dlr•utan dl9 II _,.. •> SUP!iikwt couwr 01 THE STATtOICA&Jf'OllM fat THE COUNTY Of OMHGE.. 700 Clwtc Center Drift .... s.a-. c.tltamla 92101. Tiie '*"' ~.end ...... numlllr"' ..... tiff'• ....,,,..,, ........ ,, wlhaut en =.Ir. (ti namtn. ... y .. RUmeN de~ def ..... ........... 0 def damendenel que "° .... ~.)JAMES 0. IOfT. LAW 00..fllOM. llOH, 2040 ~ ol the Stars, 4th noot, Los ~ CA 90067, (213) m-6111. MT£: Oct 22. 1915 GARY l. GRANVIUE, Clerk, (ActuMlo) b'f J . 8-y, Dllpu(y (D•= NOTtcl TO lH£ SEAYD>: You .. ..-• en~ctefll-..on bat'9lf ol CCP 416.90 (lndi· vtdual). 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 5544 WllOTICI ,....., .. Notice Is har.t»y liven thet A. Gunnar S.nson did on Februaty 18. 1984 pur. ct.. one-third (113) lnW· est in one s..1ta Ana 28' uOboet, docMd in Ne..,art Beach, known .. llklsions, CF9645GF, from 0.11 B. Kimsey, 11162 Wlckford, Santa Ana, CA 92705. F urt.her notice is hereby pen that the unden;sned does declaf'9 and maintain his riahts of ownership and joint·tenancy in said vessel unttl his interest is relin· quished in writlns. Si1ned: A. Gunner Swan· son, 4861 Wirwale, Irvine, CA 92714. JO/JO 11/6 11/13 11 /20 5588 IC2l557 PUAICNO •-1J1-a- ntiihOUI atl•raa NAM! IJATIMINT The folioMns penon is doi n1 businen as: THE INSTITUTE FOR INNOYA· TIVE LEARNING TECH· NIQUES. 4400 MacMhur Bouleuwd, Ftfth floor, New- port e..cti. CA 92'60. Newport Capital Group. Inc., California, 4400 Mac:Mtiur Boulevwd, Ftfth Floor, Newport e..ch, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by. corporation. The re1lstrent com· menced to tranuct busi· ness under the fictitious busineu name or names listed •hove on September 19, 1986. Sianed: Newport Capital Group, Inc., John A. Wo;clckl, President. This statement was flied with the County Ci.B of <>ranee County on Oct 16, 1986. File No. F323008 10/30 11/6 11/13 11/ 20 5603 PU-..CHOTa ntrthOUI ••1111 NAiii ITATllllNT The followitw person is doins bulinesa -(A) UNI· TED PACIAC MARKETING. (8) UNITED PACIFIC FUND, (C) OEMOGRAPHtCS, 1501 Kinas Road, Newport 8-ch, CA 92663. Robert Kenneth ao..on. 1501 Klnp Roed, Newpovt BMch, CA 92663. This bualne11 is con· ducted by an lndMduat. The re1lstrant com· menced to tl"llnlKt bu5'· ness under the fictitious bttsfness name Of names listed •hove on 10/20/86. Si1ned: Robert Kenneth Closson. This 5tatement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on Oct. 20, 1986. file No F323328 10/30 11 /6 11113 11/20 5589 PUIN.JC NOTICE ncnnous IUStNW NAM£ ITATDllNT The foUOWi"I persons are do1n1 business as. H & H NOPlttTltS. Ml Wett .._.. Aw • Oranlit. CA ... ... O.t~l002 ~· S... AM. CA Ed ndE.HID.;a&a.. s.m. , Afdt -...... L-. CA m11·3311. ,..,.-•• ,....a. con· ducat ~a ......... ....... ne ,.....,.,,. ~" ........ tD nwt bull- .... under-... f'ldll6out bo .. n•t ,... .... llatM ebCM °" lMl. Silr.t&Mwdl.ttm. l'hll ...... ,..,. -.... .-... ~an v1 ~ °"'"'1 on Ott. 9, Fie No. Fl22300 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 ~l 141717 ....... n.-r• WJ•ll I 11n•u. OIRCHIWIU••w .... The foUowina persona ....... led the .... ol the fictitious bu1ine11 ~ LAT Equities. a Clf~ foniia ..... pertnerstMp. 611 ~'I Dri¥e Ult. N1"'POft 8-dt, CA 92e60. The fictitious buslMU name,., ... to~ w filed on 11/30/83 In the Count'/ ol Onwwe. Orilinal File No. f227618 leNrd 8 . McQu9rria. 611 Promontory Oriv. East, Newport 8-ch, CA 92'60. Louis A. H..Ulns, 10510 Woodfield Court, LOI AneMs, CA 900n. This busine11 is con· ducted by • ..,.,.. PINt· nership. Sianad: Lenard 8. McQuerrie, Mana1in1 Gener.I Partner. This ....,,.. ..... flied with the County Cteril of er.,,.. County on Oct. 23, 1986. 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27 5637 1·2S731 PU1UC NOTICI -NO-n-a-•~ Of MITlll••• Pubfic notice .. hereby 1iven that Lenard B. McQuarrie, and Louis A. HuwtUns, ....,_.. doina business under the ficti. tious firm neme and style of LAT EQUITIES. at 611 PrornCM ltof y OrM East. City of Newport FWch, County ol Orarwt. SIMI ol C.fifor. nia. did on the 1st d9y ol Aacust. 1916. by mutuaf consent. diSICWe the said partnen.Np end Wmioete . their relations as pertnlf's theian. Further notice is hereby INen th.t the undersisned will not be 1'9Sponsibte, from this day on, for any obllp· tion Incurred by the other(a) in (his) (her) (their) own name(s) or in the name ol the firm. DATED AT NEWPORT BEACH, California, this 2nd day ol Aucust l, 1986. LATEQUrTIES 611 Promonby Drive East Newport Bw:h, Cafifomia Len.rd B. McQuarrie Manaiins General Partner 11 /6 5638 1·21718 PU9UC NOTICI nctn10U1M1•tna _ NAMllJATDmn' The foltowins pertof'l are doina busineu 111: NEONA· TAL ANO PEDIATRIC INTENSIVE CAR£ MEDICAL GROUP, 301 ~&Ml., Newport a.ct., CA 92663. Bernard R. Hannam, 0.0., Inc .• I C.lifombl CGr· poratlon, 301 Newport .... , Newport BMch, CA 92663. Llwrence K. Wickham, M.O., Inc., a C.fifomia cor- poration, 301 Newport BMt., Newport Beach, CA 92663. Alcherd H. Meidell, M.D .. 301 NeWl)Ort Blvd., New- POtt 8Mch, CA 92663. Stephen R. Johnson. M.D., Inc .. a Cfllfornia cor· poration, 301 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92663 Wiiiard J. Blankenship, M 0., 301 Newpe>ft Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92663 Business flr$t transacted under this business name on July 1, 1986. This bu$lness is con ducted Oy • general part •••--= ""'91a ' K. Wlckhefn. M.O.i Inc., LAMeftCe K. Wickham, """',,.. 1NI ll'lllllM,,_.,.,. wt filed .-e.~anof 0..,... ~on Ott. 22. 1 ... AM No. ni2Jl23 111• 11/13 11/20 11127 5639 ·~ "*'CNOTICI ACiil ..... ,. ...ITATW1 The tolc>R4 P9' IOI•.,. dolna business n : POR· TOlA/111 PARTNERS.• c.li· fomia Glnltllf Pwtnenh;p, #13 Corpot• Aan. Suite 200, NeWl)Ort e..ch, CA 92660. Stephen C. Hopkins, T rustle, cw any Suc:cesS()( TNAll of the 5eephln C. HopkiM ~ Denise Hop- kins Trust. under Declafa. tion of Trust cs.tied October 24, )980, and .. amended, 2S53 Monaco Drive, Lacuna Beach, CA 92651. Mattshen Corporation, California, 25091 Suck· boetd Line, Lacuna Hltta. CA92653. This business Is con· duc'9d by a aeneral pert- nenhip. The re1istrant com· menc:ed to tnnuct buli· neu under the fictitious businn name or names list.d abowe on~ 15, 1986. 5i1ned; Pottola/ Ill Partners, a California Generel Partnerhlp, Ste- phen c. Hoptjns. This atlt1"'9nt -filed with the County CIM ol Onnil Cou~ on Oct. 20, 1986. fill No. F323263 11/6, 11/13 11/20 11127 5630 "*.IC N011CI ncmlOUI lll•rtus NAiii ITAlllllJfT The foUowf"I partOn is dolf11 business 11 CHER· BOUR~ INTERIORS, 960 Gardena Wrry, Corona del Mar, CA 92625. Vlralnia C.mpbell, .960 Gardena W111, Corona del Mar, CA 92625. This businss is con- ducted by an individual. Sianed: Vif'linia Campbell. Thts statement ... fUed with the County Clerk of °'8"81 County on New. 3, 1986. f ile No. F324718 11/611/13 11/20 11/27 5618 l.-.e7 "*'CNOncl nctniOUI • 1mue NW ITAllMDIT The faNowinc part0n la dofnc butlMll u : TRA· BUCO HIGHLANDS APART· MENTS, 19 Corporate Pina, NeWPGt1 8uch, CA 92660. The William L.yon Com· peny, 19 Corpo.• Plaza, Newport 8-ch. CA 92660. This bu1lne11 Is con- ducted ~ • ....,., pert. nnhip. Sif,ned: The Wil- liam L1QR Compeny, John G Mllttdey, Vice President. The re1i1trent com· menc.d to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on-Not Applica~. Thi1 statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranp County on Oct 16, 1986. File No. F323006 11/611/13 ll/20 11/27 5629 Can ,, , 0 _.. f!I Ctn S fl.._. lllf ..,...,,., ,.,. ........ '!. '!·•,•-a 11e1" ..... ._.,, -·• z ...... ... ...... Dollar Amounll llt n. I ... AmTI 1. Ceth tlf'd due ffom benk1 IW 1 2. lnVfttment aacurltl11. (Mark.t _,_ 10.111 $ll~rn;lltment MCUritJel 122 4. Tfld6nl ac:c:ount MCUfttill ,.. 5 f ...... ""* tdd -llCurtti9e ~ W'lllr ........ to ....... in domettic oMcel 11,110 6. •· Loans. Total ( .. cludint "T9'= :~~ AtlcMwice tot poalble lo9n..... l.MO c. Loans net l•nt 7. Bet*~ F.F. & E. *· QncJucli'lc $284 = 1'a.•t.. ...... owned adw then bank ptlmllll , • 9. lm:lltfnentl In unconsoUd.e.d aublidiariea .,.., lllOCiltld c:ompenill ... 10. Cuttoml(1 liabmty to tNt bank on .cc•lliwww OUlltanclns .... 11. OttwMMt1~$251----) U32 12. TOTAL ASSETS (tum of tt.ms 1thN11) l~ UAmllTID 13 • TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC Of'fl· .. CES 147,15t (1) Totllf ctem.nd dlpolitl 33.!! (2)TotllfTimlend......... 113.- b. TOTAL OUOSITS tN ~-omcES MN c. TOTAL OEPOSrTS IN OOMUflC AHO FOMIGH omc£S(aumof*"-Ue&b) 147,IM 14. federlt fundl purcMted end -=urteill tdd .,.., ..,........ '° twpUrChaM In domeltic oMcel 3.llO 15. Ottw Uebllltiel fw borrowed money, indud1ns nall ballnce ol U.S. TNMUrY 230 16. Motte..-lnd4tbtednns (lncludinc $163 ~ ..... , ,. 17. k;c;esltlf as aeaMd by OI fot account ol tNs bef* and outltMdi"I none 18. Ottw Nabilities 2,227 19. TOTAL UABtUTIES (ucludi,. subon:tinlllld "'*' and debantut'91) leG.135 20. Subordinllt1d,.... and debanturll 1.875 IH.•llHOLDlll EQUITY 21. Plefwrtd stoclt·-a. No. &hates outstlndq none Amount none 22. Common stock···•. No. shar" eut,ho, rized 25,000,000 b No. shares outltand· inc 8,003.- Amount 3,362 23. Surptus 3,530 24. TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL (sum ol teems 21. 22&23) 6$2 25. Retained eaminp 6.904 26. ReMtW fw continpncies and other capbl 1'91t1WI none 27. TOTAL SHAREHOU>£RS EQUfTY (sum of 1ttn11 24, 25 a. '26) 13.796 28. TOTAL LIABILITIES AHO SHAR£HOU>ERS EQUITY (sum ol it9ms 19, 20 a. 27) 17$.aog The undtrai&Nd. Ronekl L Rod9trs. .......... end Ridwd P. Ritw, Ex.ecutiw Vice Pr-'dlnt ol the ...,_. nemed benk. each dederel. for hfmeeff -. end nat fw the other: I ha¥e personal lul0Wt1 d9t ol the ..,_, contained in this repott and I bllM thlt eec:h tt te ,_. in said report Is true. aech of the~. b himlelf alone and nat b the other, wtlft81 under penalty ol petjur'J thet the b .... Is tNI and cor19Cl Ew1*d on October Z'/, 1M6, • NiupOft 8-ch. California. Sllned; Ronefd L Aodilwl. Mchent r. Rttler. 11/6 5621 HOTa or TitUITln MU IDCN0.1.,..._ YOU ARE IN 0£f AULT UNO£R A 0££0 Of TRUST DATED 10/3/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of TH£ NATURE Of THE PAOCE£01NG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On NOVEMBER 21, 1986, It 9:15 A.M. GfBAAl.TAR DEED COMPANY, • duly appointed Trustlle under end pursuant to Deed ol Trutit recorded OCT08£R 13. 1983, u Inst No. 83-450637, ol Offlc'81 Recoids in the olftce ol the County R9ccwdlr ol ORANG£ County, c.libNe, Will SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S CHECK, ~ M time o1 sale In lawful money ol the Untt.d sa..s) It THE FRONT ENTRANC£ TO THE OlD ORANGE COUNTY COURT· HOUSE. LOCATED OH SANTA AHA Bl.VO., 8£TWE£N SYCAMOM ST.' BROADWAY. SANTA AHA. CALIFORNIA •II tWit. tttle Ind ...... ~ta end now held by it undlt uid Deed ol Trust In the prap1fty .-,. .. , ij In said ~ and StMt delcribed ea: LOT 22. 8l.OCI( K. TRACT 518. IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, AS SHOWN ON A MAP THEREOF, R£C0RoEo IN BOOK 17 PAGES 33 TO 36. MtSCW.AN£OUS ~RECORDS oi SAID ORANGE COUNTY. Trultor or record owner: HANCOCK FINANCIAL CORPORA TIOH The 1trMt addr9ls Md other common~. if eny, ol the ..... property delcribed ebowe Is purpot1lad to be: 1737 PLAZA on SUft, NEWll'ORT BEACH. CA 92'60 The~Trua.-.....~~--1ncon9dn 111 ol the ....... addtw end odw common dalJanltion. If eny, lhowrt ..... . S.lct .. .e wtu be rNde, but wfthout cowen.nt 01 ,....,.,,...,._It)"', 9'P'W Of lmc*ed. M ... tftle, PGIT I I lion, OIWUmbrencel, toP11YIM unpeid bnlll'Qolh~a) secured~ said Deed d Trust. to-wtt: Mso.m.16 m .• includint • PRMdld In Mid ~1), ldwlliC91, if any, under the tllmw ol Mid 0-S ol Trust, ..... ctw-and UpenMS of the Trudie end ol the trusts~ ~Mid Deed of Trust The benefidaty under said Deed ol Trust hei9tdore execullld •nd detl¥ertd to thl u......., • written declaration ol Default and Oemanc:t tors.. and a wriUen Notice of Default end Etection to Seu. The ~ caused said Notice of Default •net Election to SeU to be recorded in the county wt..,. the rul ~ls locatad. Trustee OI party conductlna sale. GIBRALTER OE£D COMPANY, 3807 WILSHIRE BLVO .• SUITE 1010, LOS ANGELES. CA 90010, (213) 381·6200 Date; OCToetR 6, 1986 GIBRAL T£R DEED COMPANY: AS TRUSTEE By W JAMES CLEAVER, TRUSTEE PROCESSOR AS Auihorlted St1natur1 10/3011/611/13 5585 , .. ........ .• ....... ...... .: t.alWWCll'I*' °" Mitt ........... AM: ... .. ltfl at T,_ ... .. 1 , 11nL. • T.--• .. ,,,., ._ ....... ~., .. .... 0.-.. fll l-I I ... ..; r=. 9'. A1 =c In ............... ,, .... ~Mt •• -...... -........ ., cm.. ...... fl a.._ ~.oni••r:i,..•,_.,.. ...... ., Dllil* n BtDll t •'-12 • •t ... 10, 1-• lslll: I·-...... II~ ANa •ill .... ~ .................. a..e1Trwe ... • IUllo ..... tir .......... ...., ol 1'9 \Nld ....... ~ ................... c.,.. ~-QilaC..OIMWlll. .... -. CtlbNa ......................... ~ D Ind w .... -I...,~ DIM of TIUlt In h ,....._ • 1t1dln11MC.W.•--d11c-..-. PAACEL1 : ~ 111 .. 1111 13, of T,_. No. 13:18. In h gf.el fll ,., ..... ~°'a.no-..... of Dl'nl8. • ...._ IM ..., on M mrtlln c. ............ Olll .. 1111tlmMl20, 191tlnbook 1~11J,. 2tttt1a... "'°°* ot o... eouncw. PAACa. 2: Alt ui• ••·. ,,,.. ....... '" -., 1ot 13 C'°" .... of T,_ ND. 1'31 In h ~ of Newport , =: 0.. ..... of C•lbnla •..,_,on • .... In ~ -· ,..... • ., 12 lndulM of ... c ••• 10.• ,,.... .... of 0.,.. Ceunty, o.I..,,,.. .... .... .. .... • ...,.,. twee.ft, ...... llec:Aomal~ lk1ltl locmd .,.,...., PARCEL s: Alt ewt,,,_ wement ....... ..,. ., Mdt unit b ._ ft OOGUJ L icr of ... potlcJl11 of h ~ CDIM'Olt ... d•=: lht o.dltllllon of CCMl•D. ~ and II 1ecosded In book 13311, P11Qe 133 ot Oflc:MI AeCCM• Md "'°"" on ,_ CondomlnlUm plln tor Md1 unit. PARCEL 4: An w '"*It b UM Md~ ot h "'Commwity flditel• of llid Tr.a No. , • Mt b1h Md_ detignMICt in ,_ ~ of A111r1c:t1CM11 Md ~ "'-1. PARCEL 5: A non-e**"6ve Mtement tor lngr"' Md .... Ol'Mr ..... ...,,..,. of lrllct 10587 .. Ml totft in_, ~ l90Dtdld Mll'd\ 16, 1979 In book 13070, pagee 1 'l2.7 Ind 1231 of Ofld* Aecotd1. n,. ,.... addre• 0t o'* common dellgndon ot laid ptOpetty: 220 Nee l.w ~15, Newport a..::ti, CA 92663 N1tne Md llddr9M of lhe Mnefici~ at whoee request lhe .... It ~eed: F...., ~ MortQ.loe AllOdllllon, do lehtMn Morlglg• Corporation 1201 Ealt Hlg~ Avenue, Suite 0 , SM e.matdlno, c.lifomla ~ Okectionl ., "9 ._ ~ may be obllllned by requHllno ..-ne In wrttng ,_ benefldery wilhln 10 d9ya hm "9 ht putiiclllan of l'H no41ce. Slid .... be .... without COWMn: Of' ~nty. e...,_. 0t lmt*ed. • • .... PG••lion ore . .cumbrwaa • lllW1 "9 ur.-. ban. due on "9 nott MCUred by llid Deed ol TIUlt m wit 1105,331.17 pfua ,_-....IO M*"-d m111. -· ftlll Md edWrlCll .. the tme of .. lnfllll 1111eflclillan of til ~ of SM: etllmated INl ... 'I feel and c:ma In h emount of $1,911 .13, '*" 1.,.,..t on ._ ~ p(,tldpl& hlaa at h,... of 11.125"11it '*' ~ from 02/01MI I&> ct-. of ... plu1 I• d\araes, ... .,,, ...... l'9 b9neldaly .... be ~ Ot ~ ... ,., ......... . OU AAE It OEFAUt.T UNOER A DEED'~ DATED FEIAUAAV 7, 1984. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rr a.MY BE SOLO AT A P\&JC SALE. F YOU NEED AN EXP\NMTIOH Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING NlAMT YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. DATED: OctDbet 20 1911 Shw9on letwMI\ Trutt OMd S.W-, Inc., • Trua .... Gwen A. O.U.l& Id ~ Vlot Pretident, 1201 Eut ~A~. 5-'I a.m.dno. CA 92404 (714) 186-7951 . 886-7111, ext m~n Nov.I, 13,20, 1911 U•wport HMa Eft9iOn 1-21742 "*.IC MOTICI net ti iOUI 8UllflUI NW ITATIMIJIT The toUowi,. persons.,.. doina business as: ARCA· DIA CITICENTER ASSOCIA· TION, a California Limited Partnership, 18811 Hun- tinaton St., sa.. 200, Hun· tinaton 8each. CA 92648. WLA Arc«t, Inc., a Cati· fomia corporation, 18811 HuntlnatonSt., Ste. 200. Huntlnaton Beach, CA 92648. Atcadia Equity Mal'\llC9' ment Cotpomion, • C.lifor. ni• corpc:ntion, 509 South First Avenue. Arcadia, CA 91006. This business is con· ducted by a limited pattnet. ship. Silned: WlA Arccwl. Inc •• Warren H. Lottie, Pres· ident. This '1.aa.ment WU filed with the County Cier1l of Or.,. County on Oct. 28, 1986. me No. F324197 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27 5625 5617 file No. F3242S9 11 /6 11 /13 11 /20 11/27 K.zl74l "*.IC NOTICE nc11110U1.,..... NAMEITA~ The foftowins persons are doin1 business as: SAMMIS PHOENIX ASSOCIATES, l 7922 Fitch Avenue, Suite 100, Irvine, California 92714. Sammis Enterprises. a C.tlfomi• limtted partner· ship, 17922 F"ltch AIMnUe, Suite 100. Irvine, California 92714. JohQ S. Hqestad, 17922 Fitch Avenue, Suite 100. Irvine, California 92714. Samuel G. Lindsay, 17922 Fitch Avenue, Suite l 00, Irvine, California 92714. C.'1 F. WillaenJth, 17922 F'rtch Avenue, Suite 100, Irvine, California 92714. James E. Brown, 17922 F"rtch Avenue, Suite 100, Irvine, c.titomia 92714. 8l'tltt A. WlltOn, 17922 fltch Avenw, Suite 100, •Mne. ~ 92714. Stfteft R. Cox, 17922 Fltcft Awnw. Suite 100. tMne, Celibnia 92714. William J. Thonnahlen, 17922 f'stcn Avenue, &Hte 100, Irvine, C.liforni• 92714. William N. Eddy, 17922 f'rtch ~ Suitll 100, IMM. C111Dmie 92714. Thia IM*nea 11 con· dudld ~ ........ s-t· ....... SilnM: John s. HJ 184 O......._ftnt .... . tided...., .. ....... ..... 10/13191. n. ....... _ .. ..... ~Ctnol ~~on Ott. 2.2. 1-. FleNo.fl2 .. 11/6 11/1311120 11(27 5634 . &.-... w.onca 5624 nc1n ... •1•11• IMMllYaflFllN! The ................. doin1 . business as: NEWHOPE PARTNERS, 151 Kalmus J-5, COit.a Mesa, CA 92626. Geor1• Fredric Arm- ltronl. 41 Ashbrook, Irvine, CA92714. Willard V. Hams Jr., 526 S. Bayfront, Newport Beactt, CA 92662. Harriet A. HMris, 526 S. 8ayfront. Newport 9w:h, CA92662. Business fint transacted under this business neme on Oct. 1, 1986. This business is con· ducted by. firMld pertner- shi p. Si1ned: G.F. Arm- sb'1:q. Gen. Partner. This ~was filed with the County Ciertt of Or-. County on Oct. 28, 1986. Ale No. f324196 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27 5623 Kalll .....C....cl AtfhiiOUl .. llllM fUMI IYATl'I on The talcMicll ---· .. doinC bulil.-ae; ~IC COAST HOVUtCRAfT, 34114-8 eo..t Hwy., .... 111, OIN ~CA 92629. RoMnd 0. Ader, 276 Conltwaod Ct. Chula Vista. CA 92010. A. l.ftrence Rassel, 1810 Kelt1 St. Oceanside, CA 92054. Lenny Macci\arefta, 2569 SMl EJljo, Cardif, CA 92007. This business is con· ducted by co-partners. Sianed: Roland 0 . F'tedler. The re1istrant com· menced to trans.ct busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed •boYe on-NI A. This statement was filed with the County Cleft( of Oranp County on Oct. 21, 1986. File No. F3235 l l 11/6 11 /13 11 /20 11/27 5622 1·21731 PUIUC NOTICE ncnnous .,...us NMll ITATEMINT The foflowinl person is doin1 business as : RE- ENTRY OUTREACH, 1851 Port Tiffin, Newport Beach, CA92660. Guy R. Owen, 1851 Port Tiffin, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by an individual. Sicned: Guy R. o..n. The reaistrant com· menced to tntnsact busi· ness under the fictitious ~ness neme listed aboYe on Oduber 14, 1986. This ~ .. filed with the County CJettl of i.nnp County on Oct. 22, 1986. file No. F323832 11 /6 11/ll 11 /20 11 /27 5635 .... IC..nca M0~'9,.,.ICI ...... IC IM.I ······-... UH .... ~ =w:.:.er= .... pubic auction pur· ...... tD .... Sec:tiDft 1• of theCMI Codeolttua .._ of CalHomie ............ misce.llaneoua personal Pf~ »wit id9'11ifted by t8rlMt ..... lnCI ...,,... unit number. ARMALITE. INC./~RM· STRONG. 118 £8st 16th Street. Costa Men, CA 92627. This .... wiH be by com· petitM biddint on the 1st day of Nov. 1916 It 1:00 P.M. on the premiw whete said P"OP8't1 is llcnd and which is located 81 116 E8st 16th Silrelt, in the City d ComMeu,CA,~of Or-.. sa... of Calibnia. The landlord ,........ the rllf'lt to bid at the ..... PutchaMs mutt be made with cash and peid tor It the time ot pun:hele. This .... is subjed to prior c:MCelta- tion in the ..,,. of ...... ment bltl u 11n landlord and oblipeed perty. 1 "'Southbend" precision lathe, 1 "Inda" milllne machine, l "Adeock & SNolv" horilGf'OI mHMnc rNChine. 1 ~ bend· saw. "Buram....,.-drill- ~ '"K.O. a..'~· 1 ~N"'~..,,,.. pa.ea, 1 ..._k 111"' horimn· tal mllllnc machine. 1 "Oelta"' drMI SW-. mitc:ef· laneous mechtne too6inl, aeuasories, mea1urln1 took. 2 small belt undlrl, 1 bench ...,.., 1 lfNll mtc:ro ftll. 1 "Witton" Rock- well hardness tester. 1 "Schen" Micro Projector Comparator, l "Memo Scope" osclloscope, Indus· trial shel1tet, cabinets, tables, Office fumibn. 10/23 11/6 11/14 5560 PUelJCNOTICI ..,NOM'9""ICI-. Of AM.ICATION FOltCMAW• OWWllWOf AlCOHOUC KYDMEUCIMI To Whom it May Concern: GRACE RESTAURANT COMPANY is appfyina to the Department of Alcoh<>'ic Bevera1e Control to sell alcohofic ~It 5180 Birch St., Newport a.ch, C. 92664 with "47" ON SALE GENERAL (Eat Pt.) license(s) 10/16 5535 l(.2'500 ITATEMEJn' Of uaNDOrmm Of USE Of flCil hOUI Mll•Elt NAiii The followina person s have abandoned the use of the fictitious business name: HANRATTY la ETTELSON ASSOC IA TES, 2960 South Deimter AY8., S..U Ana. CA 92705. The F"ICtitious Business Name ... toabowe was filed in <>ranee County on July 18. 1981, Fiie No. Fl65720. Pltrick J. HarnttY, Ph.D .. 26441 Broken Bit Lane, u.una Hilts. CA 92653. c.twyn ... Er 11 alt, 20 FiNbifd. trvine, CA 92714. 8rtlln J ..... ..,. 30791 St~'--O:+fie, San Juen C.C-•~ CA 92675. This bil t' 111 -con-= =-,::t • ......... "'-0. T1* 1 [' ..... -tlled ...,. .. eountr an o1 0..,.. c.., Oft Oct. '· , .. 10/30 11/6 11/lJ 11/ 20 51511 "*.IC MOTICI ncntiOUI •111111 Mm STU'BIBIT The ~ .. S*'IOI .... dotrc bulinelt as: DAD'S MARINE SUPPLY, 2610 Awn St.. Newport 8-ch. 92663. William R. Mc~. 4 16 38th St., NewPOt1 Beech, CA 92663. John Bowman, 2610 A¥0n St., Newport a.ch, CA92663. Thia business is con· dudld by a ..._.., '*1· ,......._ The rqistr•nt com· nwte:ed "» lnlwt buli· ,_ under tM fictttiout .,.......,...«,..... ....._. ....,_. on Jan 2nd i•t. ~ .....,, It. Mc:Ha;9&a\. 1'*•1 ... _.._ ..,. .. c...tr an o1 Or.,.~ .. Oct. rl, 1-. Fie No. QMG&7 101• 11/t lUlJ U/ 20 .. .. ........ -·-·· 8 SM.._ Ill .... NihW 19 At mrm1a •. ,. ........ To ... hMs.bll~ cNdftor1, c:antit_.. cted- iton. end penont who May be ott... wi• h• 1111 d' in the will orllblte of ELIZA· 8£TH TAVLC>lt HOW£ll A patition ha be9n flied by R£X MC CONNELLY In the Superior Court of ORANGE CountY~ thM REX MC CONNELLY be appointed as personal reprw1e11t.11tive to edmh1is- .., the estate of the dece- dant. The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the lndepel Id· ent Administration of EIUt9s Act A hMrin& on the petition will be held on ll · 12-86 at 1 :45PM in Dept. 3 loc.eed at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA92701. IF YOU OBJECT to the cranti,. of the petition, you should either~ at the hearin1 and state rour objections or file written obiections with the court before the hearina. Your ~may be in per· son or by 10lW llttornly. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contineant creditor al the deceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date al first issu.nce of letters as proltided in section 700 al the California Probate Code. The time for filina claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the heerina noticed at>ow. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court If you are a person interested in the .mate, you may se«W upon the Hecutor or admiNstrator, or upon the .aorn.y tor the uecutor or ~.and fi .. with the court with prod of ser- vice, a wribn ~stat· inc ttwt you desire special notice of the fili,. al an inventory and appraise- ment al estate asMts or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in MCtions 1200 and 1200.5 al the Camomia Probete Code. Attorney for petitioner: WITTER ANO HARPOLE, 610 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE STE 1530, NEW· PORT BEACH, CA 92660 10/23 10/30 11/6 5582 K-21MU "*.IC MOYICI N:ihiOUS ...... NWITAtman The toflowi1t1 penon is doi,. business llS: CA.PO BEACH UNOCAL 76, 34131 Doheny Park Rd., Capis- tr-.no a.ch. CA. Oranae Rental Enter· prises, Inc., c.tlfomia Cor· poration, 23600 Roctdietd Ad., Suite 2N. El Toro, CA 92630 This business is con- ducted by I corporation. The re1istrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on October, 1986. Sianed: Oranae Ren· tat Enterprises, Inc., Donald s. Buike. This statement WH flied with the County Clef1( of Oranee County on Oct. 13. 1986. file No. F32256 10/23 10/30 11 /6 11 /13 5567 This bustnesa •• con· dudlld biJ co ...... TM ,..tatnnt com· met9Cild ID n...ct tuJ.. ,,.. under tM ftctldaut buafneu neme ot nemes ll1ted abaft on NIA. sw-t: RkJnlkS L9Cft Liftin, FranceM Irene Lltte,.t, Scott Allen McKluack, Leisa Merie MctOsuck. This ttdc"19nt ... Iii.ct with ttMt County Cterk of 0...,.. County on Oct 8, 1986. Ale No. F322180 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 5551 "*-IC ll01'ICI ftCiiiiOUl ... IDS NAmlJA,_,,, The toHowfnc l*'IOUS ant doin1 business as: THE NEWPORT HA.ft80R INVESTMENT ClU8, 2015 E. Oceen BM!., Blilboe, CA 92661. a.tty Adkinson, 1516 E. OceM Front, Batboe, CA 92661. Phyllis Drayton, 502 Kinas Ptace, Newport Beech, CA 92660. Cartita Fuller, 936 Win· ston, S.n Muino, CA 91108. Janice Hanson, 201 Via San Remo, Newport Beech, CA92663. Ludie Henley, 2662 Cir· cle, Newport Beach, CA 92663. Susan Noonan, 2927 Catalpa, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Oefla Palmer, 205 Via San Remo, Newport S.Ch, CA 92663. Janet Smith, 2015 E. Ocean Blvd., Balboa, CA 92661. Rhoda Stanley, 1500 San- tiaao Drive, Newport S..Ch. CA 92660. Catharine Winter, 932 Bellis, Newport Beech, CA 92660. Sandra Wri1ht 804 W. Ocun Front, Balboa, CA 92661. This business Is con· ducted by an eeneral pert . nership. The re1istrant com- metlCed to tnnact busi· ness under the ftCtitious business ,.,,,. "' names lidld abolM on 3/31/81. Sianecf: J.,,.. Smith. This ltdcrment wes filed with the County Cteftt of Or8ftl9 County on Oct. l , 1986. Flt. No. F321579 10/16 10/23 10/30 11/6 5536 ll..ael3 PUaJC M01'ICI ncn1w • tmm ..-1TA1WT The toflowiftl petlOnS are doi,. busJMM as: "FUJI RESTAURANT," 1188 South Coest H~. Laa· una Beach, CA 92651. Richerd lee~ 845 S. Mountain, San Bernardino, CA. W8'1ace J. Weyde, Jr., 845 S. Mountain, San Bemar· dino, CA. Anne Paulette lsokti, 845 S. Mountain, San 8emar· dino. CA. Business first transacted under this business Mme on June 1984. This business is con· ducted by co-partners. Sianed: Richard lee Myers, Wallace J. Weyde. Jr .. Anne Paulette lsoldi. This statement wn filed with the County Clerk of CQnce County on Oct. 30, 1986. Fi .. No. F32'534 11 /6 11/13 11/20 11 /27 5633 co.. Mc.. 13154 Mano .... F....._CA._Cll- fbml9. ,_..,. Gena .... 13211 ~ ...... ,,,.., ....... Hill.CA9"53. K.Mtt ...... 0. Geriouw, 23211 ~ ._... Dttw., U&uM HUI&, CA 92QU. Sandn ~ 429 Sierra StNlt, Apt. 2, EJ SleJndo, CA902.S. Judith A. Malon9y, 446 31st Strfft, Hermosa BMch, CA 90254. Martin M. M~. 189 Pi,,.._, tNiM. CA 92120. Steve £. SNf9r, 21 Cem-bridll. Irvine, CA 92720. Jane Shafer, 21 Cam- bridll. Irvine, CA 92720. Blsile Yan Boom, 30582 Paseo del Valle, Lacuna Nlauef, CA 926n. Donna Van Boom, 30582 Paseo del Valle, Laaun• Niauel, CA 92677. This business is con· ducted by a ,.,.,., s-rt· nership. Sicned: ,.., Gen· ovese. This statement w filed with the County CWtl of Oranae County on Oct. 16, 1986. Fi .. No. F323002 10/23 10/30 11/6 11/13 5575 ...... WN011Ci FICiliiOUI •lllflla NW ITATIMINT The fot'-"'I penon is doi1t1 business as: VOGT & RESNICK. 4350 Von 1<¥· man, Suitlt 450, Newport Be«h. CA 92660. Barnet Resnick, a Law Corporation, California, 4350 Von Karman, Suite 450, Newport Beach. CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· nus under the fictitious busineu natM at names listed •bow on OdlDbet 13, 1986. ~.,.ct: a.rn.t Res· nick, a Law Corporation, Samet ~Mc:k. President. ·T .. is ~ -filed with the ~ C,_,. ot <nnet Co&ny on Oct 16. 1986. file No. F323071 11/6 11/13 11/20 11 /27 5631 ..... LIULll01'CI ITAll ...... M OfflCI Of .,., .... MULN fL.\111•11 MD .........., cmnen. CAYl•-WJl11D Nata ii ... ..,, that the Oi...aot of the Office of Stah ride tiealh fltennir'I and DI ....._. hes ..... a Certitk:mol Need under the prowilions ol Section 437.10 of the ........ and~ Codi'° ~J>s. PIT Al Pft£S8YTOIAN, Ne•pcft Beech, CA. ~i Cllion Mo. ~. Add gg Skilled Nursinl beds. Colt $8, 780,000. E"9ctWe .. October 22. 1- H. OMr\ Medison, DloutY Director. OMsion of He.Ith Aanni,. and ...... 11/6 5640 &al.II ......C9'011Cl fChl ..... •11• ..-na'IWln Thi ~ person is doina business -.: cus.. TOM .Pl.US-I, A Caaitomia Umbd ~. 23011 Moulton Phy., #1-1, Lac- una Hills. tA 92653. The T.L C.Olllttw com- peny, A c.titomie Corpora- tion, 23011 ~ Ptlwy. #1-1, L.aauna Hills. CA 92653. This bvsiness is con· dudad ~· limfeld S*trw· ship. Sitned: The T.L ~camp.91, TwryL CroMlw. "-'dent. The r91.istrant com· mMCed ID tr....a busi- ness undlr the fictitious businea rwne lillld ebow on Sept. lt. i-. This ltdllMenl -fMec ... the Counl1 a.tL at Or-. Count1 on Oct 28 1916. F"• No. '324191 11/6 11/13 11/20 11/27 !5621 ·--...... ... au t•S I I -•z 1 TM p· ts..-II· .... ,, t -~· LYN •aoa•a-... • llMl7 "mcmnc:a ACJll• • • &1111• .. nm rm Theldla -....... -. ....... -NeNIE SU. M22S llpl9 ... Mall, L.Jcuna HiU.. CA 92653. Youns W. Yoon. 11 la °'*8. hine. CA 9271S. V°""I Sue YOCll\ 11 la ~ ...... CA.92715. This business is con- ilucMd ~ hustMnd Md ..... The ,...._,_. com~ ,...... '° nmc:t tamio-,... under tM ldiltioul .,.,.._,...,.,_ liSl9d .,_.an 10/7111.. SiaMd: Youns w. Yoon. YGUnl S-. Yoan. TNs Ault Mftl -Ned ....... Cauntr a.ta ol Or-. ~ an Oct 6. 1-. File No. F321166 10/2310/lO 11/6 11/ll 5571 llllal ~..... rn•u. Of Reill I • ••• 1• -ThelDla 1,..,.. ... abel ......... ., .. fie._ IM•in 111 1W 8tM1Ult &Olfl G PECJ>fT toe.Md II 500 N. NI t Fft Bhd. s.111 • 100. ... Si llltt a..cft. CA 9lll6l. The-fiditiClul t.•in 111 .................. _ Ned Oft ...... , 71. lW inhC..,olO.... n...w . ...._211 no.. SlreM. ODlll ...... CA.92627. Thia bl•i Ill -C... ductlid .., .,, ........... _.r......w . ....._ 9115115. TM& 2 2 "'" -... Wh _....~ctn of 0...... ~ Oft Oct 2. 1915. n.am.w.~ .. --10/23 10/30 l l/6 11/13 5573 ·--......... flClll I•• I wma n The •• ( ..... is doi"C buliMD .: Hl- SICUMrt~ Sen ...... om. ...... ...... bllrt~CA tMIO. ~,....,. SM ....... Oriwe., S... _.., .. soitllw:t..CA 9MIO. This ....... i:a COfto- .a.tbJ •iDW ...... .,... ..... ., .... ~ ....... • .. 11ct ....._ ,_ ......, ...... hrl 111 -·-...._. .._. .. ,,_. ._, lW. 5-1d. Nsa;•rt .__ ...... u.. l .. tt1 • • ... """°' • u...d. II CD k•• ~ ..... ,.1~ PW-fa tr a.ODlllll e'w ............. s.....,. '19 •• ,_.... •. ,.... an www•w9td ..... c...,a..11 Ot••~---M. l.a. ,.. ND. Fl20ll7 10/l' 10/23 lG/30 llJS 5549 ·-......... ...... ···=·==,,. -Gld I .,.. tall ......... ..._ Mtnnu ea: JG ~u • ._ •. a, on.£-. ttr s•t ....._ CA-. .... a.ii\. 214 ..... ..., DrM &It. ... ·~ .___CA.._ TMs .......... i:a COft- G.a.d bran ..... .. TIMt ........ ~ llWCiid ID "aw:t buli-,_...,. .. ...._ bu1i '" -·-.......... , ... 1. 1916 ..... ~ ,,.... CMrin.. lNa 2 q •• _ ... ..... ~ Qsrtl" 0.-. a..:r • Oct. I . l.a. RlltND.'311412 10/11 10/2310/30 11/C 5547 Diteetocy of . BuSiness ServiOOs Former Mr. Universe Priv. lessons-Men & Women-Guar. weight km in 45 dlM. Selected cli8I lll I 645-9426 SMC. HAU. W/BEAUTl- RJl. 6'.RDEN SETllNG- •i&ltlle far dun:h wed-~--.s/ banquets/patio/kit. .... in flt part 8w:h. 548.7534 LEGAL SECRET ARY- South <>ranee eo= ...,. finn seeks sec~ .. Experience rwquired. Word prooess-ina experience pre· feired. No shorthand. Self st.W. c.110.... tar interview (714 )855· 1246 Wartc "°"'home $60 per 100 inHrtilll llWllDC>eS f"a' .. tmit ~ tD KS.~POBoit 1501-CP ~ NJ 07003 ISHllCAWA Urdw• ...... a.ct\ .. 850-4147 ClfNMG UNLIMITED 'F«.:11 ainto.. cl••ninlt PfOWidinc .U santi11 ~wacTrustwatthf & _.._ ble. c.-...., tar esti- matas. ~ TYHSTS-$500. wklY Ill home! Wrk P.O. b 9~ Elizabeth. NJ 0 7 Seaetary n11 ded PIT for pimlo u.. n.. tn. 6 hrs/wk-S6/hr. Must type. 675-7266 ~Nell cted. l.Mt- in/out. Gifts 7 & 4. ~ lish speakina. must drive. El Toro. After 5 p.m. 586-7311 .......... W.ttd •WOiclprac:ellil .. WOROPROCESSING GRAPHICS Reasonable 673-3277 OFFICE OVERflOW ~s. p/u deliw!ry 642-2540 SOUTH LAGUNA T,_. sure Island Cottaae home on ocun fn:M1t: CHARMtNGL Y furnished 2 Bldroams. $1,850. By owns call (714) 4~ 3236 4-BEDROOM 2-t>Mh Laa-ooa Hilts. fenced yard, close to tennis courts. $1,200 includes aar- dener. Anna 643-3193 EMERALD BAY ~t&o•OCeM vu. ultimlD in privacy security pted com- munry. 24hr seturfty petrol. Priv. bch. oertC. pool, tennis-ss-. 4bdr; 3be. ..... eoc.. tion. /mo ownr 8lt 160- I~ .••.....•••.• 4CJ6 ... ~&a.ch $525.. priv, fwn *We bw, C8fl)ets. levek>B. ba~ sundk. ~praae. 1810~ e.b>ll Blvd NB. 854-0354 San Clemente newer custom 3 bdrm, den, 2~ bllths. ocean view! 3 car ,..,.,.. 2 fireplaces. wet· bar $1350/mo. (luciHe) 498-0050 Roommate wanted, ocean-view South lal- una House Straight Non- smokin1, Professional only. ~400 monttily includes utilities. 499- 2275 E~inc. Dana Point Larae 2 bed-room. 2 bath apartment. Fireplace, dishwasher. refngerator. $850j. no ~ts. 498-1917; 061· 9312 - lmnw:. Condo. 2 bdrm. 2 ~ dbl ... pool, jac. tennis. Yrly rental, $1000/rno. °"" 8:30tD 1. Avail now 213-258-5479 Dana Point 1-bedroom condo. Pool, jacuzzi, ~ dose. End unit $700. 240-7165. ~ mess .. CdM-DesilJ'9f furn. 2br 2ba, pool...,. spa, patio, ~ $1100/mo short term $1600/mo lease. 759-9234/619· 756- 2170 Ocemn Front 2 bedroom. 2 beth lar&e North Llil- una condo with ~ coveted sp11ees. Over- looklnt Heisler Park. Walk to town. $1,400/ monthty. 494-7599 t..suna Belch (2) bed-room (2) ~ NXt to Surf' Sind. Oceln front ........ .t.. w .. tD ... ~ ...... /drfel, pocjl, ......... By OMS $1.500/~~"Jrl.t ~l-4)(7~2 llnf 1111 VlltD ... ...... ~.2 ....... ... hW rent. Professional male, non-smoker. 1 raam $340 + security & utilities irdlded. $360 utilities included + security. Newly deco- ~phone line. Senior ... Llllce r-cnst ••• f1onl home; rent small bedroom. ~·· ............. kildlen. laundry, club IYI"'. saune.. oool ' tmnnis; nan-smai.r. $350 + l/ 3 utilities no: 1905 412 latllrlt ..... Fem roammMI to stwe ~2beaiptinNB. n..McNeind* Oec.1. Trmh~ pool, ... '° bch. mo + $550 dip. 631- 8120. Becky Campi furn. Roomm• Non-Straimht Male, Professional 33. LookUll to share your townhouse/condo in Irvine. Newport area. ~mo-Oct. 1st Ken CdM 2br apt. F prof stu· dent to shr w/same, bi- M, pooli temis, mstrbr. ~ 1 /5 $525. 556- Prof Paril Newport resi- dent seekina prof F/M 25-35yrs to share 2bdr, 2ba, apartment in the beau. Park Ne~rt cmptx. tv msc 1sg. 7529 Room in nice El Toro house, furnished, kit· Chen privileaes. $80 per week. 859-5634 418-ForW. FAURIVER F~lly furnished 2 acre mm. estll8 on the water. 1600 sq. ft. mllin house & 720 sq. ft...-house. .. u, fly fishina. ...... • tamilV fun. lr75f00o. Owner says sel this )!Mr. Beder .., ~P.O. lbc 309, Fall RNer Mills, CA 96028. 91~336-6131 507- CondomWums •CMTll--Lrg3 bdrm, 2~ b&. with poof, apa. tennia and MC gate. High c:eutnga, lkylighta. tormet d6n rm & wet bllr. $1185/mo. Patrick/Su• agent. 831-12elf780-8702. SKUlflY 9UllDINQ OCUNnONT CONDO Neww 2 bdrm, 2 bMh eJCeC conch Presti~$ &cation & llddeess. Full on ~ Yiews.J.. !Alk to ~pier me bay+ more. On~y $269,900 wtttl tllnnlf Submit For mont information PA TRICK TENORE 631 · 1266 or J60.8702 HAY£0THERS R&'Mt-X ~· . . . . . •· . IDWICll .,. C1nd1 etlz' n. R&'M~- _"": -. -.. . Must Sell! 0.. mow-i!W 2 bedroom. 2 blttl EJ Toro condo. $2.000 down, take over pay- "*1tl.. End units. ... pool Eves. 855-6246 BAL P£N BAY VIEW 2br-~ L~ rMf4. lSO-Ocean/Cly/tml- iN Views. Extra lwae San Clemente luxury condo 2 bedlooms, 2 baths, 2 ~..--Hue family room 2245 a:a. lt. 2 Cl/If abched ...... wet bar, wine closet, dream kitchen, .. een- house window, eatin1 area. secluded end unit $22~000. By owner, 498-1219 $5 000 down to assume 2 bedrom, 1 bath Lake Forest condo. P.1. T.I. $833. All upcrades, air, inside laundry. Need fast sale! By owner. 859· 2752 FANTASTIC! OCEAN / CITY CATALINA VIEWS. Extra tarae S.,, Clemente luxury condo (2) bed- rooms, (2) baths, (2) f"~ Huah Fam1ly- room ~ 2.~45 ~ ~l:C~~ detilht kitchen, Green- house window, eatin1 area. Secluded end-unit $225,000. By owner 014) 498-n19 La&una Np starter I inwstment condo. (2) bedrooms. (l} bath/~ fessional decor. Brick patio, 3 miles from beach. Nice quiet, weU maintained complex. $81J900. Owner Day 014) 895-1880, Even-1,. (714) 495-5648 ~na Ni~I condo-Crystal Cly .. 2 bedroom, 2 b9th, fireplace, air. skyliaht. Vaulted ceil- lnp, many ~:ctes. r~~ll~.900 . Gl9llt View! Mmlon V1mic> Gotf Coune condo. 2 bedroom, 2 blllh, $4000 undlr COii! LaM ..,.. nable!! $8,000 dawn! ~.000. (714) 582. 508,.ffo••• tor .. CATALINA OCEAN VIEW CUSTOM family home! 3.11 bedrooms, 2~ bMh, liwr i family, di . 1*· r~ kitchen. H~us room. 3,000 sq. ft. $275,000. owner, 492· 6751 Dana Poin.-· Sale by owner. 4 .)>edroom, 3 bath, famtlt room, dini~ room. Pool.J:iau~. beautifuf ty la . y~~ ~open but cozy. $258,000. 493-9797 San Clemente Beach ~~~ Walk to beach. $158,500. By owner 498.6574 CAST A def SOL "'ROSA" MODEL On Greenbelt corner. Unobstructed view (2) Bedrooms, (2) ~ Oen.. Gad adult Dliif U.Una Hilts. Approxi- mately 3,100 sq. ft. home, $30,000 down. Easy qual~ nsume-ble loan. owner will help/financin& Reduced to $259,000. 014) 586-6975 R1• .. wi..rn I nveators. buyera. 2 bdrm, 2 b9, A/C condo w/pool & apa +carport, 1 bak from SC Pbaza. Onty 172,800. 3 bdrm $12.900. 1 bedroom $58 ,800 1 HAVE OTHEASI Call Sue 831-1288Agt. MODIM HOME VALUE Like new 3 bdrm. 2~ bath 2100 sq. ft. w/fol. ma1 dinina nn, family nn, ~~~lace + more T~· Call PATRtCK 631-l266fl6'Ml702 . .. , ~· UIOWll .... .... u. """ ... 4 bdrm oceanfront estate w/ ::=~ .... -this home has it all and then aome. Owlw's Alkatifw. Drice slnhed S700.CJDO for mtule.ff~ .. ,.,. or wil be .n oc=-illcn ~tt...dan'\miaout on this uceptioMI ~-$2.299,000. for YfAl1 .,...., pre- view call PA TRICK TENOR£ 631-1266 or 760-8'°2 R&'Mtal<. ~·: ~ ..... -~-: . Spectacular sale -by owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. family room, air, new kitchen, carpets and skylights. Profes· sional landscapin& club membershipk~ Lake Forest $155,'AJU. no. 8254 Pntdise, California 15 min from bolltirw & fish. . in1. Approximately ~ acre wooded lot with 2 bedroom, 1 bmth house. New carpet/floorina/ woodbumin1 fireplace. $55,500. Call owner after 5 p.m. 492--8270 Pn t ... 111•Mt1•= T ....... ~ ..... ._.. ll1Jl'9r• ................ 2 master suttn Dlus slu41.3blth. ..... klctiln. ..... ,... ..,.,.. ~ ............. -. mil ..,., Cool Plicific blewt0CW1view. ~ acre comer lot Moti-vaad CMner. EJallent financial conditions. ~~-661-3956, BUILDERS CLOSE OUT BROKERS WR.COME Loaded w/up1rades these dramatic 2 slDry homes start at $158.900. ()nly 7 left! aet 548-1329 RS!Mt-X j _:-: . .. -.... : . Prime NI•~ Bn ch lnwestment "--"' ==fl=~~ for owner/occupier. Small .,.. ... wilh 2(M down. Meticulously maintained. broker cooperation encour-and. $189,000. Mr. Wade/owner 364-6387 .. SERVING THE NEWPORT HARBOR AREA CUSTOM EUROPEAN CABINETS Best Quality & Price James O'Connell Cabinet Broker Finish Carpenter 714-898-7663 Lie# 450186 Nails by Loretta Young Previously from Park Newport Hair NEW LOCATION Mitzi s of M~mphu 28 10 Newport Blvd. 675-2787 llcManus. Marine Maintenance •Hull Cleaning •Waxing •Mechanical • Detailing •Electrical •Generator • Diesel Specialist 650-1240 OffENNG ......... ........ ........... ..... ci... ..... ...................... Fill EITIUTU RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL REMODELING "You deal directly with contractor. " WOODLAND BUILDERS 633-4113 541-2133 (716-4253 "99) UC•347518 WANT RESULTS.? AUN AN AD IN OUR HOME SERVICE GUIDE For additional apace you can now Atnt 2 SP8C89 (vertlcally or horizontally) FOR DETAILS CALL KIM 631-8120 ABC BOARDWALK MOVING MOVERS • quick/careful • Impeccable Service • Large or Small Jobs • courteous • reasonable rates 552-0410 DYN•~Y llDWLL• Local & Lona Distance Lowest Rates Reliable, Careful Licensed & Insured 0 F ..... LIC# CAl.·T-199891 • Local & Lona Distance •Insured FREE ESTIMATES la WAllDIOBE 714-547-1179 BAYSIDE MOVERS ~ Sl'6CIAU!JS nADBS UCENSID/INSUaD> 87&.2105 VTR LANDSERVICE ..._ ....... _.., T,.. Tim a 11 .a-i. ~ ....... ............ O.•,.,un• r EIJ'• n••M7•1'N1 Eddie RIGHTWAY *PAINTING* TUmYfA/I~"*> avideo._ f« more into Clll ,,. .... ,,.. .-oum •ADDUCI IOI• DIVOK£/SUf90ll'J/CUSTODY ERNEST L 8ISHOI' ATIORN£Y AT LAW 714-55:f.03.U INITIAL CONSUlTATK>N fAU MR: \VINDOWMAN Mil. WINDOWMAN to.. WlNDOWNA.N WINDOW., WASHING I StOIJ -SJO.GO 2Story-le.OO SCllEEHS INCLUDED 897-8180 FREE ESTIMATES FAIR PRICES 675-7141 LEGAL Pll()lll DISl ,.. .... C It' ,.. Cnmi,,.._ chorc:e pelSONI tnfU'Y. ~ ArrORNEY 714-752-0308 • Brush. Roler •AirlasA CorMnborW~ •Interior • ExtftlQf ~ inSl'Rt Rock a Acoustic cm.,g Repair 28 YEARS EXPERIENCE FREE ESTIMATES HiUR£D S, ... m x I .• tM-7637 . ' 1 = • • -• - . -·------. --- 11 Ji . • ' --·-~---.. -If • ... ,~ ... A •I ••rful 4 bedroom view home with abeolutely ...... in .... pie°"*· C>adl11 ol tmd WOftt ... done IDr ,au _.. c:.e Md ..._ A home you CM trust 10 bring VG1 ,_.. ol co;11b1 Md ;o,. Coby Wlf'd .-r • .--.._..... 1111.m OW•• SbedrOOIR homein uc 1l1nt condition H8fdwood loara lwaughoul. upgraded kitchen. new capp91 plumbing. ... root •..-e in hin9 room. exn woe 1ot Loia aacobe -----....... ....... a ll*MJ • ~·--C CUllon\ home OM block to ._ ---. Threa.b 118:oom. 2¥1 ....._ CC>UMy kitchen ............. -. ._...~ 5 pdoe.. A,_. value. LcMs Mobl1Unda~ 111 Rtmlft ... • llf Rlmlll an D.7am One ol .......... °" the beyfront. ~ty c'IJ l;t'*9 *Ml built by pra11nt owner. A truly ipeCtllcular holne ... ~ conauction al the fine9t quelity. Five bedrooms. 8l\ b9lhs. WV-beytront all purpo98 room with Poot tllble Md sit down blw. Format dining room. Exciting _,....h9tg room owrtooatg gr.en lawnaend lalve dock. Lm1lli rOOln m SWtmfning poOI and spa. Wine and pub room. 4 aw.,.._ The home has ~ing. $3.750.000. Barbara Aune Md c.tyft S.iner WIL I £19\.D am• N9w licle by.._ una wchitecturaUy d111gned tor priY8cy .. pri:t• --and decks. LMng arw have soering ~-c1ll 1p.. Front untt as 3 bedrooms. 2 bah. a.ck .. la 2 ....._._+bonus room. Verry~ Md a,.... ~-Linda 0.. ... · ·------··--Wlrufbla ..,..... IDy beytront #ith fantastic view to IMin ~ Alcel8'1y ·~··· tt 6-.ct courty9rd entry. 4 ............ 4 ..... ..,,.. gounn.e ....... tonnel dining. ...... 2 ........ ~· 55' boet ~and wldy bw:h. lftdud9919nd. a.a. Pwtch --..... Aect••c' ... ..,...c 2 bedioom .. ~ model with ............ liat:~G.-dbric:k~...-«dry. ....... ~8nd .... l:b6etor~pa11111'00. PlioelJ tor lmin111•• ...._ Biie Pmtd\ =p "'"'---8". .... ··--M• lllifl-. you to the blillot\ In COfone del Mlw. l'MI two "°'Y 3 bedroom. 21' ..,_ home echiewea a ...... Of a,100111 hough lte UM of htgh *IMd wood cllilinga .._ der11t~ windowi. N9w home with PtW* dri¥9. Reduced $300.000. M9'ften --and Ed &cano --............ .. ··--A fabuk>&.t8 8.8 acre custom hOMe .a. with comp6N .,. lor either a 10,000 lq. fl CK 19.000 9q. fl California ~ ......_ DrWNitic: wtewa of Sen Juan V.ttey and the Pldlc ac-n. Owner wiH ...... wfth financing and con9'der trades. Ed Eacano and Maureen White ··--P9Cl-•• ... Long pr...,._ drMlway '-da to this secluded WrQte *'Y 3 bedfoom. 2~ beth. fMWly room home. Many decCKator exn.: wood ftoors. mirrora. ~ ~-pdo with .... oft mMillf suite! Maureen White/Ed &cano I I lllMIY sn.-.. 1111 • Views trom Ca1atina to Newport to me Paloe verd9. P9nin9Uta to the S.. Ana rnounWn9 and aH points in between come with this tfnutional, highly upgraded. 4 bedroom, 3~ bath. 2 famity room. formal living and dining room home with community poofs, ape and '9nnla in prestigious Harbor Ridge. Call Maralou Ingold. Maureen White CK Ed Eacano • . >f(li ~-• ~l(U~W f. ;:,. ... v . 11J•1", 1CU1. 11Y. an .-Y._ . am. fmfn9Culate 5 bedroom + latge bonus room Spygtua family home. Panoramic v;ew from most rooms. Beeutiful patio with pooi and spa. FCK the faintly who apprec.ates comfort and fine California living. Virginia Swan MW flm Tll TIP 11a.• Your own penthouse in Rancho San Joaquin overlooking gotf course. park, lake. mountains and city lights. Complete pnvacy and highly upgraded. 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Marilyn Bulkley MY«UI All cm lllW 11.571- 0n the bay near the harbor entrance. Magniftcent quality and construction. Three bedrooms, ~ baths. 2 fireplaces, den. Perteet decCK with finest quality matenals. Brick terrace to your dock. Barbara Aune 11111--. .. ,.., _ ...... EniOY the .,._.,,.. this 4 bedroom. 2 bath famity home wiU dord you! Panoramic view. Large tamity room. new ktichen and baths. French doon and windowa, ftooring and h1urea. land8c8pe and more. Includes land. Sllndie Fix -LllTml • '"8lAll ... Four Mdroom. 2 bath Capehom modtM with pool. ep9. llir conditioninO and MCurity eystem and front row unobA'ucted oeean bay and n ight light .¥iew. Thia immaculately INlimained ~ ...,,. extra ltOnlge. nck lighlng and ~ and butcher bk>ck kitchen countllr tope and parquet "°°!'ng pfua fofmal dming room. Call s.ncr .. Fix ... llllll9MUHU•IPIG 11 .... Walk to nwket. ~ranta and shops for this comtoftabte 2 bedroom. 2 bath upper (one lloof) unit near Weatciitl Plaza. 2 car gerage. communily poot and .,,.._ A 1111\aH complex. quiet and conwnient Joan Lewis • CM'9 ........ mlnfll lllDDllt .... An 1l1~8'11d home lltuatld on exceptk>naNy large grounda. rden ia gorgeoua and lndudee Koi pond, uaaww Md epa. Four bedrooms. 2"' bathe, WnMy room. F*'Ch doala ewrywhere. DllMy Bibb Md Jo9n Lewie • •mt• 'Ill 1111&&1• . II I• Four bedroonle. 311\ bMt-. larmel IMng. ..._end 1W1al Sa• rooma. F•lkM• ~"°°"'wilt -..1r191t1c-e GP91•• up to a WKY ~ioul ywd wilh pool eftd epe. 0nwer ... consider your termlltt Celt~ Bibb°' ..... ~ ICUlfmtMJ lllNlJll 'M ••••• AppfoximateJy 10.000 square feet zoned for mixed rnidential/commerciel delMt°'IMnt. On the ..,. of Southern CalMornia'a ftMlt ~-TNe toe~ olilra a,..,. in·.uament oppor1Unity. Hobie Denny Md J.n Debey BOO. MU.- Views of the ocean. bKk bay and Qiy Ughta from ,thla 3 bedroom. 3l'I bath home. Open and sp8CIOU8 ftoor plM on a pnvate cul-de-sac street. Mufi bedroom ha rts own deck. walk-in closet mirrored tMlth Md c.thedr9• cefftnga. French doors. large cusaom bet. twdwood floors are just a few of the many amenities. Call Geyle AmMo llMfTUUa-llWlY_.. IW• The word is out Locdon is ~ The 1-.ad •no is at a teverish pitch. Everyone wants to be right in the hUb of Newport Oceen bfeezea. Ytewa. W8lk to Newport eene.r. Balboa tatand and Corona det Mat. Stop on MecAtthur Of JambofM tor eaay freeway ace.ea. Onty 3 proper1iee left 1n this newer phase of IMne Tm Recent ..._ have been terrific. Hurry, thia ia a beautiful tee proper1y. Beverly MCKphy MW CllD111 CITT• ... Abeolutl peti9c1lon and a fllbuk>ue teW on comer. lot Complel9fy remod8'ed lne6de end out New roof, hedng. air-conditioning. gorgeoua ._end cwtom PllPl"8. UMd brick lrepl9ce. Sunny pdo. 3 Qr~ 2 bedroom. Pel19ct 'Couple home. but can add MCOnd lb'y. Geted community with two b •cha e...111y Morphy Pllll ITllY IO WT LIT 1111 - Surrounded by be9utitul cuaom homea. thia ia a pertec:t apot to build your dr•m beyfn>nt home. SUrrounding ham9 1mect tor s1.200.ooo 10 s1.eoo.ooo. P9rmll tor• Md• 50 JC 100'. Bring ... of99fa. AekJng ll00.000. e..erty Morphy ..Rt PW Ri .... Spacious 2 stof'y 3 bedroom, 2 beth condominium wtth huge livtng room. spack>ua dining --. powder room. and large muter suite. Land Included Bewetty Morphy Ill~--....... ... Fabuk>ua decorator's cUlllOm buill home he9'5 bedrocne CK 4 pM study and family room. l'Ne specious home hM the .., • in quality wl1h gounMt kitchen end bnlllldMt .,.., bmal dining room. wet bw, picU9-pertld m••• r .,,.. .. •ep1eceand mini oc:.n ... One block'° <>c.n. Lota ..... Md Linda Oli1t'I ~undy • ft ANNDT& WATSON Wllik cirdina lanrioul ,,. 'Mtiea OD Lido I.lie wilJl Ilia clielda OD aD electric t.ltcry- """led boat. ~ rcaltor • en.IJ nner nma owt oi w0Ddeaflll 1toriel aboat the area liiiij itl initial dnelopment, Alch bepn around 1930 . .,~ lived OD lido for JS ycan. My wife, Audrey. and I Life on Udo LOTS FOR SALE •.. NEWPORT,CDM,ANDLAGUNA • 2 Ocean-vlew Lots In CDM IO' tronl8ge on Huel Sb•.._ Both Iola 8olcl • plldr.llge. Teal price $514,000. •In Belcourt 10,000 Ml· ft. custom lot, tlon. •Laguna NurlJ 1 /2 KN, top of lllOUllt.ln, incredlble view. $311,000. (714) 640-LONG ·lf~llC. G......tJ's I h•iep Oii LWo Gnundy c:anaatly bas four very different tisri.,. on lido. Re bas three wamfront lisrinp and QllC home that is IOClltal OD an interior street oa tao. 1k a note from. maury 2227 PORT LERWICK. OPEN SUNDAY ONLY 1-5 Sommerset 5 bedroom, 3 bath, dining room, family room. 2 fireplaces, 3 garages. Outstanding_ pool and spa. Fee Land. $396,000. 260 EVENING CANYON OPEN SAT, SUN 1-5 Ocean view, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, large family room, good storage, large yard. Come Look! $799,000. CALL TO SEE COM corner duplex. 2 bedroom, 2 bath front µnit, stone fireplace, beamed ceiling, sunny patio, plus 2 bedroom rear unit. $309,000. OR Sparkling 3 bedroom, old COM, close to beach, pretty garden. Now $325,500. OR QP.911, bright, 3 bedroom, pool, large yard, view of Laguna Beach hills and ocean. $344,500. -llllf .... C'D11e·!: .'rJaetmuaes Wllf Don, You c.n, On._ T ... IM? TNa,_ IMlllDU ... Jki .. ta &II -edowar the yeera with ..... of l'tllltporf'a 1111 a11 -..- timers .. at the .,.... •open 18•1· on aw&az r1 Dayt As tired•~~ ... ..,., ...... to be mi111dl A time to-de91 ,,_...._ID gPlllwr .round .. fheplKe. Md mrlre Cl'** d11h II ID .. dining table .. h1mly-laden with goodi•. • all snpsedmdbwltiMly11n1dbr .. ha11111 Wei now. ifs time to moue ...-W. your tuml Came share your hoepilllity with JOW' des fri81idL Os 1a _,,, 1-4. 111"''''''· ..... 11111 I ! , ..... llsa;mt•11cll 11&1 1Tw1w. · TIUIJSp• c'n'Lac I IDlllalGaldtrnd,CDM J ... •short ... to Ocean Blvd.. COM m1fn ~11m. ·aw. ecru.. Sit on the blutls and-Pl ol tlaaport a.,. c.tlllina. Md villM EMtandW11t. 3bedsocwn or 2 Md den with gu11t .....,. .., •-'•• grnige. l3e,aDD. -o, .......... , ... Cmn•l'f ¥11111 llampart •••de lnter•tino .,.. In ' ..... of being re¥111d. rwfurbilhed....-nad•l•d.mclNbult. Oi•lnt• .... ebop. wy r11'•-.111a. ID WI• a ... IU tl1b- ....... n1rrtt.a.,.MdNNportmRL2911~ --~11'1. wlta 211' '..,.Cll llllDW. PUJSa whale_ncmlllatr..tdDar.Pl1•1Cllll•tD-tllla VERY INTERESTING prapmtr. -.. ,,# :__ --_.::.. ~-. -.._ ' --;w;.-• • • • -• '.,1 - ---------1uu••mm~ER110.aDO~~~~ ti U~•l 1111 -In the-bluffs. on tree lined ·91I11111111. --of bey from pelio and Q11 llnbeft. du·ar-upgta:lu. just reduced to 1235.000 • -• l••i Cl LOI -One bdrm plus COte•1ilJlle den in pop._ Orange Tree. Sit 11 l'4 ..... ~ 8Ctivities. $108.500 I • ~ -Inside and out. Large lot. shut- ters. ft•w.:h doors. 2 fireplaces. huge family room. •xious tor ofter. AedllC:ed to 1298.000 ---A 2 lj I 0"' 1bdrm.1 bath, ••CIA unils S ._ 1 location: bit of a yad and d -.. ~ Income. $229.000 • WIWWW -A 2 bdrm. den home with beams. bric* liepaoe. ti6e floors. new roof. on ~ in Cdll. room tor fun front yard. 1229.500 ..... ~ -~lded .. bdrm. 3 bath with some city lights WJW. Comer lot mnong the trees in the 8lufts. $259.500. Fee. a.. IS _ -~ui4pOlbn CdM. NMr ._lie views and aemiue cllq. 3 bdrms. 3 ....... fine llPPQiilbt•dS. $419.000 I .. --In tWt>cw Ridge. White Berber cape&$. s-• s. spa. 2925 sq. ft.. 3 bdu •RS. family room_~ at $439.500 1111 •••I I m -PmaMlic view. one of tt'8 best tOMllDt llS in.,._ 2 bedln1. 2 ba. 2 ~ immac.. cond. $475.000 .. B .. -In H91>or V18W/Seawind. Gorgeoos Portolino. .... Qlpets. paint. 1kitct91. bmlhs. guest hollS8 V.aint. $382.500 .. " r • -specious single story. • bdrm.. 2800 sq. ft .... entelUining now ... just re- demi-.S and dose to ... 1439.000 • I• Im IOI -TreditioH., 3 bdrm wtth gadllilS. brick peas. 2 •..-ces. shutters. pm IS and bllJ doll $450.000 M Ill •IXl&lt -~ldilag 4 bdrm ,_,. ...-, lac:etian in BdbM Coves. doctl for 40• bolil. trede or .... QlltiOIL $499.500 mm ... IW&B -1n tWtMJr v~ do9e to 9dloOI.. ...... ..._... .......... A/C~ """'9rs.. 5 bdnn. 3'h ba. mowe in pertect. ~500 r . ~ / " • • ~·. --.:. ., ...... . .. . . . ... . 0.. w united Statee of Amsica•and Unique Homes an.. a lix week trtp of a lletil•• to India. Qma. Tibet. Neplil, and South Kena. Jim's •rldl at LA.X (pictured aboYe). .. MWe•• ~ a tumultuous ••lcome from famly, ......... and members of the Unique MDIII• 8llft. 61"9 Jim a ml a 875 IOOO. He • ..., h9we a stof1 or two to .,_.with ~ fm.I fm -In Harbor View Hils with 4 bdrm, 2'h bath. Great location. neutral decor. updated kitchsl. family room and good view. $439,000 UCIT • llllT -S.rsalito in Harbor Var Hils. Nicely upgraded in neutral tones, 3 bdrm. family room. lg. ysd, lovely landacaping. $329.500 flRAJEI .. -Ocean. city lights from living. dining. master, kitchen. 1 story. 2 bdrm. den. fNflfY amenity of Belcourt Hill. $495,000 •••ma • WISTCllf -Highly remodeled, ex- quisite master suite. country kitchen. built-ins, SWMleck. spa. storage. sensational. $495,000 ---580,000TO195.000 SIT -.. -From beamed Hving room and watch the bay and pavillion. 3 bdrm. office, courtym'd. designer kitchen. $575.000 SI lllT IHlllE -0~--L· 01986. Classic Old CdM. 4 bt S Santa Fe styte. a.ge lot, Ca • .... ~ $595.000 ......... -Ocean Btvd. 3 bdrm, 2 ba, 1 story on highly elevated 40• 1ot. F.ntastic ocean vu. Buy adj. 30· lot for 10· frontage. $895.000 .. am mm -In a lovely 4 bdrm. 3 ba. cape Cod home. Some vu. from master. close to b11ctt. shops. school. $625.000 -----0VE1111m • 1QM-------•w111n 111111 _..,: Awe bedrooms, ....,_ ........ C8r gel"age •• 8700 9q. ft. with flWllY ametllty lrnegiMble. 13.950.000 OPEN HOUSES . .... ..., ~ ... . Sll&.000 Oc:eiirt vu. 3 bdnn. 2 bL 1111111111 .. ,.. SQia,500 281111111111 ... Vu. 4 bdnn. 2'h be. tamlty home Ullll .. llJ.I $317.500 3 bdrm, sit down view u•nm ,.. $270.ooo 4 bdnn."1<.-ngton; F.R. al•TEMla $431.000 11•1 \!! y.,_ ... mllintained .. bdrm. 1 story B. ~ unam:f 1385.000 ..... 3 bdnn. F.R. pool E. Tabelc .. m S411.ooo 211 • a • eowmome. 3 bdrm. 3 beth. L CUIQ .. • $185.000 .... _ .. ac.rt vu. 3 bdrm. 2 be. D. Jot~ IAMll WIEW DllU $341.000 1• Plrt '-' 4 bdrm. F.R., Portofano. grt loc T. 8olMd lllAI Ill I.I.I. $424.500 1111 lllm._ view ... bdrm. 21h ba .• bmity home 8 Hutchings CllTIW $211.000 1111P1 r ~ 3 bdrm, F.R .. alt the extras A. Johnaon elm $825.000 111 111 ~ hi 1111 411 remodet or rebuildl3R-2 Iota J . SUhlln .. • $825.ooo m I Hr • 4 bdnn Cape Cod. b11cts ctoee H . ...,_.. Ill.Ill CIWEI $480.000 47 .... C.... 4 bdrm. dock. patio on beach T. Wellick IMUmn ,.. sno.ooo .. , Tarr Ilk 4 bdrm, .. Kenlington," F.R. K. Granieri -a .. •111hn111y .. .., .•... , ... , """" .., a •111111• 111r .......... ~., Vlcllrtl 11111• Jlln ••h•• E1ll•Tllllk .., -•. ,~.. . ...... ., T•Wlllck ..... w.-, W11~ l&lll l11l1n:r ' . ~ • • • ' ... .. JUMBO RESIDENTIAL LOANS $300,000 to $5,000,000 * Euy Qualifying * 30 yr. Fully Amorttzed * No Tax Return• or ·• Auum8ble Income Verification Required C•ll T erl C•ldwell 714-995-6949 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 815 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SAT A SUN 1-5 Watch sunHts from 3 levels of finest Lido view. 4 BR -4 BA, playroom, Boat room, gourmet kitchen. Sandy beach, pier and float. $2,200,000 LIDO ISLE BA YF~ONT 904 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 Beautiful dutch colonial, 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, library, tlneat panoramic north channel wlew. Next to parlr. Pier and slip for l•rge boat. $2,125,000 200 VIA BARCELONA, LIDO ISLE OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 Large 3 bedroom, 3 bath home with pool, cabana, uuna, on two lots. Ringside vtew of tennis court Ktlon. $525,000 LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT Prim• Lido Nord, 32 ft. Bayfront lot, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, older beach home, pier and •Hp. $1,295,000 HORSE PROPERTY Newport back bay view from M-DrlM, 3 acre ..tate. Spacious tradltlonal 58R, poof, horM stable and corral. $1, 100,000 WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO • Prime ground floor unit, apecloul 2 M-28A, lltrH patloe, apa, pool, BBQ....., 2 w.--. $155,000 • .. Sept3 1737 Plaza etel Sur Sept 3 2029 Ocean Blvd. Sept 3 1608 Ruth Lane Sept 3 23JS Alta Vista Drive Sept 3 2404 Vista Hopr Sept 3 4 Cherry Hills Lane Sept 3 4 Morro Bay Drive Sept 3 18 Vienna Street Sept 4 316 Ocean Front Sept4 2724 Vista del Oto Sept 5 2443 BamboO Street Sept 5 720 Larkspur Avenue Sept 5 I 0 I Scholz PJaz.a TRUST DEED $133~ $133~ $145,800 S928,000 . $460,000 $279,500 $164,200 $200,000 $264,000 UnaWail $45,000 p . $360,000 F Unavail Unaftil · Unavail .$162,000 p . Sl,160,000 F $515,000 F $379,500 F Unavail $182,500 p $250,000 F $330~000 F $73,000 309 Poppy-$365,000 Disappointed buyer and seller. back on the market!! Barely lot value, 45' • 118' t R-1, rambling 3 bedroom, formal dining home plus 2 rQOm and bath guest house, auto sprinklers, 4-car parking. Redo and reap your profits. Open Sulid8y P.M. P.S. Be your own bos~! Neat gift-home accessory shop, hot location, successful. $40,000. Turn Key. · -r · -U~i 11·~· . J 'Jf II j.8. :..1 ;~i J(J. 1if.w ca I !fl 1 t ,. I \ I I.iii I I I I I I t-·• f J , . • w • StJ~ ·i j''~ ~! ~fl (JU 1 1 -· r: 1 ,J. u3l , .... ~ ![ f:t . "'' I l lt~ ·I IJ:s 11( ~-· \ • • · r r f r r r r r ., r I . -. . -. . . . . . . . . . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ J •• : .. . f ~ 0 ~ •"' ii -· . < ·:u a: ~ ! I ! .. ~ ... 1 i ' I !; i ~ I 9 • • ~ r r r r r I I' • • ' • t t t I r r r ' ' ' -' .,; ' , ·'I' r r ·t~ . . . .. . . ~ ~., . ,. • ' • - .... --lri 9oultt ~ Melro --8p9doue upper one bedroom end unit In wurtey ~ eotnptex wilt poot. ... 8nd olubhouee. -•...• mra .. 111 1 1 • Aaoea Jrom '**' wa1c '° new "COURTYAADS" Mope Md..-.....,.._ two ye919 800 Including 111 ctrtc Md ~ 3 bedloom, 2 belt UM new klchen, woodbuming .,..,_. Md pdo. Community poat. 111.... ··-·-.... ClllT IOll • &Mii MCUrity complex In bellt.,.. doN to.,. upper 2 bedloom condo, Wge bwned Cllllnged IMng room wWt ~. clnlng room and ~ L.CMlly grQUnda wtlh communtly pooi. AMutneible VA loen. 111.... • •.•• a.u .._ -· ExcepdonaNy deM with 2 maew auitM, ~ ttted klEhen and hllndeome wtndow ir.tmenta. Gulwded ..-complex with PoOt and IPIL 110.000 down and qu9ltled buyer can ..._over exiating toena. FllJamll--···--~ .. Ill IN I I · W8lk to beed'I from tNa 8P9Cioua. newty cwp.a.d end unit AJry 4 bedroom with family and formel dining rooma and ettKhed double garage plua community poot, es-end tennis. .... ··-·- ll.lfR JNH•E · fruhfy peinled end imm11culate uy-plan. Spece and privacy wi1h more then 1850 eq. ft. in th!a 3 bedroom unit with 2 "°'Y tt.tno room, plus large eet tn kitchen opening to wetled pdo. Skytine views from cathedral ceilinged maier, ecrea of greenbetta and pools .. a........, anr• ••·•• ... mmTI with coumry hnch ct\enn. 3 bedrooma, es- and MPll'8• ltUdk>/oflloe In well landllctiped poof 8'zed yard. Beamed <*tlnga. bey windows, aota of uMd brick, fr9nCh doora and lkytightl with IUNhfne and prtwicy. ma.-~ llYW CIW • Greet opportunity, take actYemlge of auper 6eaM, or buy the IMd. Uke new 2 bedroom condo with partial bey vtewa Md ldlaehed double gerage. Avail8bM righ1a to 30' boat INp pfue community poot llnd .,._ 11.11 sm• UI·•• -· .... .., 9PlD _.,.to oceat'I. Totalty renovat9d pride of ownenhip """'with 3 bedrooma U9 and 2 bedrooma 2 bah down. New 8Pt)t6AncM. forc.d air unlta. w..., ~nt. carpet and ftxtura ane. .... _ ........ ' .. U. llU -._ IPPm.YY to build your dr•m houee. Vacant lot on one of Udo'• loYet'-t atrMta. Short walk to boat getden, cfubhouee, beachee and tennis. m... ••-1• ll1lll IWUl lesa than a bk>ck to Newport's beat beeches. Upper 3 bedroom unit with beamed ceill~ end ftrep&ece, ideel for owner. Lower 2 bedroom 2 bath, great for aummer I wlnt.r rental. Price includes moet furniahlnQ9. 1211.• 111·1• ._ ti ..,., WT1 · l..oYety 4 bedroom femity home with hardwood floors. French door9, uMd brick fireplace and specious muw autte. Large terraced yard and patio with aep9l8te children' play aree. ..... Ul·I• LMlY &NIT &Ill I I 1111 · and wondetfut home for large famUy wi1t'I 5 bedrooma (or 4 and den) wtlh eepame dining and large family rooma plua eotar water hedng. French door9 1.-d to Mtate alze yard with pool and spa, peri9ct for enter1aJning. aa.• 111·•• ••ll'f ._·Cherry Lake ....... newer gated community of CUlllDm homes. Spfft leY9f style with 3 bedfooma, cathedral ceillnged IMng and famity rooma. breeJdMt room Md tonnel clnlng. Chermtng y8l'd with running atreem. Call ofllce for dlrec::lot• '° ~wtew. ...... . ...• I IUUfmf-.w119~ .... t11tu•A2~ .................... ...., ............... . ,. fllnlly room. Four • •• OOfM lndudtfte .. m 111 .,.. ...................... '°--. ··-··-·-...... 9lD • lrtghl Md -.., I ••• oon1 04· ge with..,..... new mrp.e Md -..nny...., ... ...-.. 2 bedroom upper unit. Cloee to~ Md OOWt MC 111 ··-.,... lW Wll'I ICUI .. • Cuteom ......... mullllevel eo1•1ipowwywtlt4bedrooftle, tomWclftll'I ..... ..... 90W'Mt WUten . .._ ISledoue and ~'Ell wtth ..... of o.._ berMr catplltino Md trench doon on extra llwge lot. WMll to~ and v'11ge MJIMI G1·1• 1n11111•ITllYCll"9•min ~with1ttp tor 40' bqM. A lowly 4 bedloom t.mUy home with "*'°"9 tMng room opening to wa.....,.ontdeck. Fllmlty and tonMI *'Jno roome and...,.. br..,... room. Extra large lot. 1471.• ••••• llnmf -wfl1 PM«Mtic YieWa. Totlllty remod1led 2 bedroom ln tecurity buMdlng, offered fusty fumimhed down to the taat tMcup. AMocidon fMa Include alt utlMtiee. Boat IUp a¥8illlbte end w9lk to Udo and Cannery Vilt1ga Gr9et ~--•-wey. .... . ...• . .._ ---• N9••~n 3 bedroonl, ....uy and fonnal dfnlng room1 pful den and apfrel ~•• to roof top view deck with'"' 8onua In eddltlonal 1 bedroom 9'M9t unit Owner will CCM.W. "9de. ··-•...• ..... " ..ux . Comer kx:adon. Nghly deeinlbte ,.... --. nw .,..,, lfM>P9 Md ,...,,.,,... Upper 3 bedroolM. fi,.,,aace, balconies. loW« 2 bedfooma. fireplace. raieed lwlng room with trench doora to aand. .._ Ul-1• L9I al · Full of charm and aunehlne. Gnlck>ua home with 3 bedrooma, lndudlng ipedoua muter, 3 bafha end cozy den. Beamed ceillnga and ft,..,cace in living room, hardwood floors end IOYefy aouth patio. ... . ...• • CAIYll •man · Over 35001q. fl palatial 4 bedroom townhome with pool, ape and cenyon ~ l.Mge, hfgh ceilinged rooma. fonMJ dining room, gourmet kitchen with nook and fabuloua muter ault.. ..... UI·•• Pllll•IU Cllm llMTY • buitt for ~eMnt OwtW9 In 1983 using the ftMSt rnetetlala. Over9ized high ceNlnged 3 bedroom whoM freeftowtng dMign lnctudea t.mlty end dining erw end ...,., ... den/ office ptua patio. Double PMed wtndowa. akyt6ghtl. eoaar pane1a, _.nect ge... end ape In mater bath. Wlllk to bey or beech. --111·1• llPll .__, IWlll • beMllffutty maintained. Upper untt hu 3 epecloua bedrooma and large llvtng .,.. wtth eenadonal ... of beed'I M:l'lltty Md .,,,...., Lower 2 bedroom hM n6ce pdo. Ex<*lent hAgh blllllCe........,.. loen. m1• na11••• ••·•• Mwml -• Febuk>ue bey~ Uke new beyfront condo aold with boet IHp rtghta. Newly 2400 eq. ft.. one '9vel 2 bedroom Md -. (or 3rd bedroom). VIM.ftld c ,..,.. and huge deck. New '*"" -loora Md d ...... ........ ()Med~ ................... .... ..... . .. .. ••••• ..... CIUJ lit -· Mnmf executed wtth mdraOldilMWY ._ end ,..._It. Extlril9Ne U8e ol PMlllng end MOUklngl. wood floora end hnch doora. 8pedom end hWI "111 ... .... 5 bedroom9. Hbnwy,.,.,.... ........ room. tMlly room end gounMt kJtchen. UMd bridl 9f*Y g9fdln end ,..., Pllio .. ..,. wenclng to the doc* fof ~ 50' ~ ,.......,.......... . .... &all ,, .. au -FabukMM hMltop,...... wr.p..around deckaand ...... extend .. wide~ trom mollfOOIM of ttMe I bedloom ...... with tom.a dlfttnt 9nd ~...., rooma. den. Ntnry, ..... ceMat end dwtl room. lNa eecutey gated cuatom ...... of over eooo .ca. ft. te approecMd 1hrough a flower Bed courtyard with poof end ... ..... 1 •. 1.. • ...• mYI UMI · er.thtaking white water, city Ngtwt and putorat viewa from fN«Y room. Ower 4000 .ca. tl in ._ cuR>m 2 llOty wtlh 3 bedrooms, den and .,..,. audio or office. ~like a mod9t with heh peint and new.,_ cerpet. lowty poof in .. tdoeed courtyard. ...... . ...• Nl•ITllY .. , . Newer home with dock for 2 bo9ta up '° 55'. Two ltOry 5 bedroom, 4 battt wilh '°"9* dining and study. Handaomely decormd wtth ~ .... D ... IOla of mirrora end ~ for .,, open tMling. Sf W-. ...., ... from ne.ty ~room. 11.111.m .. • •••• _.. ._ .-ra mr111JT -N9wr beb'9 on mwtcA •• ..,. built ... ~ fof ~ .. 2 llOry 5 bedroom.""...._ hoMe. PMrl1d hing raorn wMh ...... fonftel dining rooM. .... .., -...y ~ and ..... ado/ 9'*t ""'9-"' ~and-...•~ plua 3 cer oar.-. s ...... bay ... Md~-dock tors~ ...... .,... l1Nlll MYIRIREI 11"91T with fN« 80 f9et of wat1r front11ge llnd panoramic viewa of h wtdeat part of Newport Hlwbor. Large, gr.cloua 1 Mory .. bedroom home wtth tom.a dining. llmily end aun rooma plua courtyard pool In lhla exduaMI gll'9d waterfront community with prtva• beechea. u.-.-•1-1• cml mn. llnmf on a.l>oe tllend with new dock. A cutt.-lke 4 bedroom ~ flmly room. formlll dining room wtth AUl9tM ~ c:Mr'.d1llr, IPM In bot\ m1•1r ~ and cMlide pllar ~ Md ..,.. wtth tin. .......... 8uHt In 1* with m11t1 cr..._ ... ..._alherttact.M>logy ouidee .. tinrno Md oooll• 111•••m. .-... -.ma. video, IMlrcolft Md eecurtey .,. me. • 11.... • •.•• ii I WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS·