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Home My WebLink About1987-05-28 - Newport Harbor EnsignCdM sports complex plan withdrawn Figbtmars Bay Club ehili fest Two Newport Beach men were arrested for assault on a police off"acer at a chili cookoff held at the Balboa Bay Cub last week. According to Kent Stoddard of the N~rt Beach Police Department, James Scott Karl, 22~ and Todd Leroy Layto~ 2A, both of Newport Beach, entered a ladies' room at the dub and started to harass several women who were in the room. Three security guards were called to evict Karl and Layton from the ladies' room, but were unsuccssf W. Stoddard reported. Officer Dan Holub of the Newport Beach Polic;e. who bad been assigned to the event for crowd and traffic cOm.rol, was then called to the scene. According to police reports, Karl and Layton exhibited signs of intoxication and challeilged Holub and the security guards to fight. Accordina to Stoddard, Holub tokl botb men that Chey were under anat for dist~ the peace, and atte~ 11 f If •NII 8Y 81LL HARVEY _Plans have been cancelled for a proposed S2. 7-m.illion sports complex to be built at Corona del Mar High School School board member Sherry Loof- bourrow said that the proposal, which included a S,000 seat football-soccer stadi~ two baseball diamonds, an all- -weather eight-lane track and a new weight room, bas been cancelled because of~ constrainu associaled with raising the funds necessary to construct the project. w Money for the project was to be raised by a school booster club beaded by Howard Lucu, and upon comple· lion the complex was to be donated to the Newpon-Mesa Unified School District. There were to be no school district funds involved in the construc- tion of the stadium. The proposal had been tentatively approved by Cd M principal Dennis Evans and school district su~rintcnd ent John nico~ under condition that no actual work be undenak.en until all necessary funds were raised. The project had generated consider- able controversy between boosters and oeigbbon of the school because of what LOOfbowrow dcscn"bcd as •non-factual ilaformation'" given to homeowners in tM:area. OCC budget cut heals with time Rfllidcnts were concerned that the stadium would generate traffic pro~ ie.. and could possibly be used for such tb.inp as rock concerts in the future. Loofbourrow said that the only planned me of the stadium other than during normal school bows would be to host four home football games and about the same number of baseball games during their respective seasons. 8Y 1111..L HARVEY From the look of the signs peppered liberally about the camp~ one would assume that Oraqe Coast College was preparina for a long siege of intense penny-pinching. The sips ~ beaded "Be a Coast COST BUSTER" and pictured an obcle ope eatina c:um:ocy. He wu encirdecl by the international cirde- slash -Oo" symbol. It went on to say that OCC would honor a •cost buster" each month with •a small token of appreciation." The signs were printed and posted after the college wu informed that their $29-million hwiaet ••to be cut by SI .2 million dmilla the comiq IChool year. While the propoeed budtet cut would appear to be small enouah to be more or less easily assimilated, the issue is complicated by the fact that the entire cut was to come out of the discretionary funds of the school budget. Golden West and Coutline commun- ity collegei were also affected by the budget cut, and according to school officials the cut represented a 7().. percent reduction in discretionary funds II 2 1•-1 When contacted just prior to the regularly scheduled meeting of the school board Tuesday, Nicoll said, .. ~ far as rm concerned, tbc whole thing is now a moot question.. When the board meets tonight, I intend to recommend that the proposal be dropped." Fash ion Island hit by early -morn i ng blaze Wbat ... oriainaDY repol1Cd u. tree fire iD F•mc. bland early Tuelday mornina turMd out to be a spectacular IUUCt1lre lift dull toot units from four fire deparumnb and S2 men to control AcCordiDa to Newport Beach Fue a.id J ... lteed, dlle fire was reported at 3:S4 La Upoe anivi.q at tbe tceDe, N,wport 8adi fire filllten found that . tbe new wooden f.cadc beina added to a lS,000.-square-f oot buildin1 that boa.I 20 apeci&Jty stores was in flames. A cd (or help WU ICDt.aDd fire units from COlta Mesa, Santa Ana and the Oranae County Fire Department ~· Bcfme tbe fire WU COD- trOIJed. there were 10 mgines, four tnlcb, two paramedics and 52 fire fit' 11 ra OD tk IC'Cile. No injuries were ,.,..... Tiie Wildin&. clelcribed as an "out- lide -· bJ Imm Company vice "•mat Willi•• P •• is located lllla11a RobiMoa'I Ud tbC Atrium ..... n. fin ...-frOaa tbe .. fec1ilr '° ... '°"'"""'~to Pope, only one store, Phelp\ Men\ ClotbiDi suffered interior fare da..,... Another 17 of the shops suffered some water or structural d•m• but, 8CCOnlina to Pope, all but three of the stores were expected to be open for businea within two days. Fue officiala hid not determined the came oftbe fire or placed a dollar value on tJac da•ar by preu.•ime Tuelday morm.,. but Pope said tbat initial· invatiplion tended to indicate that the fire oriiiuted in tbe upstain oflice area of Pbclp\ Clotbina- Became the fire WU limited to the exterior of tbe buildiq there was ~ little smote dam.... Pope said -n.c rare~t did an unbelievable job. They fogpt Ud controlled the fire Md at the w time, aomchow .. .,...., to COftr _,. of the merdt1edile Wida tarpL We avoided CODlidcrablt Wiiier d.,.. beCame of them. Time were eu.re.iy prole 1 tiOUI Mid Md it aot beea for tM prafc I I ift:efire. d .... 1'PC'llMI w.id MW Mell far a.~.· ',.,., .. ,·, ··'-· ...... · ..... , ........................................................... . . ... ,_ l_.Y B. 1m lliE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS Young NB mu ay PEGGY DAllNl:LL .. I'll rememlter the firat moment I knew I wanted to play music for the rat of my life,• recalled Curtis Mathewson, 20, of Newport Beach. •1 was with my mom; Lint; at a party at Pilar W ayne'I home. I wu five-years old uid I went over to Pilar-. piano, sat down on the piano bench and . my feet could not even reach the pedals. I began to play and some of the people at the party thought it was background music from the radio. • • ICI • n poi d for bright care It wu a 2+cnck ~ lild took ODe clay and ODC lliallJ to record and mix. When Matbewlon isn't iMt- in,a music, he enjoys coolriq. ~and paintinapia••· Be said be ii paadu1 for a.be su,PPOrt of bia parents whO haft always encoUrqed bis mu.ical interata. .. My dad," be said, -iold me to always believe in younill; make choices th.at make you feel good about younelf." He mentioned he tboajht drug abuse kills the creatift proceu and ultimately leMs nowhere but down; that it ii ... subliminal death wish and kills time quickly." "My mom decided to get me a music teacher. Her name was Moya Markell and I remember telling her how much I liked the soundtrack music from the movie, 'Willard and Ben• by Michael Jackson and the music of Scott Joplin in the movie, 'The Sting.• I remember trying to pick out the notes and the tunes. Moya helped me with structure and technique. u.11• 11 TIE fllm-l.llll 1'1'1 Clrll, 2 111 ~ .. lat I '1 .... 1111 ' I -. He is also concerned tbat some teens believe in rock u roll as a 24-hour lifestyle, and that it is really selling an unreal illusion-a myth. It may teem very glamourous, he said, but it is really hard work. Currently Mathewson ia in a new group, Show of Banda, with Rob Thomas, Scott Richmond. and Chip Moreland. He feels they work well toaet~ and have the same high energy and mot- ivation in their music u be doea. They have made three 24-track recordings they are excited about now: WJbe Chord l.mide," "Blue Summer" and .. lt'I My "I remember, too, when I was about eight my Uncle Hank would take me up to the Mesa Lanes Bowling Alley and I would play the piano and people would come up and shake my hand because they liked my music and I enjoyed that. ft 11111111 ... Ill• I lrlll!I llln. 11111111......,........ Pllll IY PfllY llllB.l Eventually Mathewson made some changes and got interested in playina the guitar. He said, "It was a whole different aspect of music; it was a more penonal communication, visual and por- table." He went to work for Coast Music in Costa Mesa and credits K.it Charlton and Craig Lem for his introduction to synthesizer technology-a kind of ren•ia1nce in musical electronics and new sound techniques. He also got to make a radio commercial for Coast when he was thirteen years of age. "To me," said Mathewson, --music ii like being in love, where that is all you think about, when you wake up, it's the fmt thing. .. Mathewson attended Laauaa Beach High ScbOOI and duriq that time, played in a band called Des Nouveaux. They pla~ the &EMWllE I'm having a hard time sett.ting down after my European holiday ... well , not really a holiday but it seem· ed like it because I had such a good time. It was the Western Jewelers Con- ferenu and our first official happen- ing was a tour and reception at Lloyds of London. They are invof\led with American jewelers by under· writing jewelers bk>ck polictes. This oldest insurance firm has recently moved into a very modem new build- ing with fantastic communications systems that are in constant touch with their peopte all over the wond. The new home of U~s in London is also &arae enouch to house end display their many c:onections of his. tone.I memorabilia end reminds vis· itcn of the traditions of this first in- surance firm. To top off thmt eveninc I was taken to dinner by one of the syndicate owners .•• to Daphne's which is one of THE IN ptaces of London these days. Delicious and charmina. Next stop was Paris where we were entertained by DeBeers at a lunch~ eon in the private dinina room of the Eitel Tower. The advertising budaet for the comina year was announced and we saw a saeenina of the pro- posed TV commercials for the Fall season. A couple of them were quite a departure from the usual but haw a touch of humor and I hos>e they decide to use them. We spend a couple of days in the Ptace Vendome visitinc all the finest European jewelry manufacturen. The hilhli&ht for me was• tour of the House of Chaumet Mont trwel notes to be continued. CHARLES H. BARR Member of American Gem Society Accredited Gem t..bof•tory WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17TH AT IRVINE Na •l11ctt (714) 142-3310 rock of the eighties for private parties and school dances until the dJ"Ummer joined the Navy. He also played in the high school jazz band, studied theory, and sang in the vocal jazz aroup. Bia next band involvement wu c.alled State of the Art and be thought IO hi&h.IY of Dean Butterworth, the drummer, be would drive out to Laverne C.ollep ill tbe desert to pick him 1ip becaUle Butterworth Md DO car. . At a time when MatbeWIOn w&nted ft1J much to meet some- one with a major business con- nection, be felt fortunate to meet manaaer and producer Malcolm Mc~ Re took Mathewson and Steve Gold out to lunch and educated them about trcnd1 and the m~ business in general. Lat.er be found work for them in •wave Warrion." a popular surf film. He made tapes of the music wriuen by Mathewson and Gold and toot it to the produccn Rick Brown and Herbie Fletcher. They liked the IOft& .. Victory" and wanted to use it in the film. . :~ .. &..11e. Matbewaon 'I penonal philo- sophy ia to do bis thina in music and feel good about himw:lf. AJ far u money ii concerned, be feels it ia the iciq OD the cake and that it ia the music that matters. 'Ambrosia' in legal imbroglio BJ BILL HARVEY A SIO million lawsuit has been ftlcd by the former owner of the Ambrosia Restaurant in New- port Beach apimt the ownen of the restaurant that bean the same name in Costa Mesa, claiming damages arising from infringement of a service mark and trade name. Geril Muller claims to have originated the name .. Ambrosia" when he and hia brother opened the Newport Beach restaurant in 1973, and is seeking an injunc- tion against Michael Harrah and Harrah Corporation· Unlimited to stop the use of the name at Harrah's restaurant in Costa Mesa. Harrah said that Muller allowed his fictitious name list- ing for Ambrosia to lapse and that Harrah Corporation Unlimited bas every right to use the name. • Muller and his brother opened the oriainal Ambrosia in 1973, then closed the rcstuarant in December 1983. They then ~ opened in Costa Mesa under the same name. In Marc~ 198S, Muller filed bankruptcy and closed the Cotta Mesa restau- rant. According to Muller he then opened a restaurant called The Oak Room in the San Diego area. He returned in early 1987 and bought back his original restaurant, now known as the 30th Street Bistro. Harrah took over the Costa Mesa location in October 1986. "We offercd·Muller SS0,000 to come in and help us get estab- LET US VIDEOTAPE YOUR MOST MEMORABLE MOMENTS. WEDDINGS GRADUATIONS REUNIONS PARTIES RESERVE NOWI liabed. We needed someone who knew the supplien in the area. A.a part of the deal. we wanted the ri&hta to the name. He said be wun' interested and went to San Diego," Harrah stated. Muller said t.hat be didn't accept t.he deal because be wanted to •praerve the name for a future location."' He feels that Harrah ii ille- gally using the name and it implying t.hat the "World Famous Ambrosia'• bu re- opened.,. "We have a service mark registration ~ Calif omia 1how- ing that we control the name Ambrosia. Also, we reincor- porated the corporate name Ambrosia Restaurants Incor- porated," he laid. • • •Ya 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS ..... So long Pizza Man, be careful out there Several yea.rs ago I wrote my fint piece of published work. Our school paper TM Sword and Shield. ran my article oo a strange new T.V. show ~cd Hill Street /Mw1. I urged the students to watch this show, in wbicb they would find sexual innuendos, violence, and an assortment of shabby-looking characters. The villains were lovable; the heroes occasionally sleazy. The double entendres were prurient to say the least. (They have since been ovenhad- owcd by those of St. Eluwhere). My final entreaty was that the show seemed to be intelligent. Since that time, HUI Street bas done prc"y well. (Im sure it's Budget. • • 1111 ., ......... . in at least one case. Discretionary funds are that portion of the budget that is not used for salaries or fixed expenses. The funds are nor- mally used for such things as printing, student assistants, campus maintenance, paper supplies. postage, campus med- ical facilities, temporary regis- tration help and placement testing. It was announced, however, at the regular meeting of the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees that things arc not as bad as originally believed. According to Gene Farrel~ Dean of Administrative Services at Orange Coast, the State decided to allow a S 140-million cost of living allotment (COLA) for the community college dis- tricts. OCC expects to realize an additional $400,000 from the allotment. It was also announced at tbc Board of Trustees meeting that Fig!ft •.. UBI 1Ur•111111 to handcuff Layton, who then struck one of the guards and the officer in the chest. Holub managed to subdue Layton. Stoddard said, but Karl became ~ery violent, and struck Holub in the face with his elbow. At that point. Stoddard related, Holub attempted . to subdue Karl by placing a re- straining hold on bim, but was thrown over Karl's shoulder both times. According to po~ reports, about 1,000 people bad gathered at the scene. but none became involved. While police were pleased that no one came to the aid of Karl, Stoddard said ... It would have been nice of some- one had come to the assistance of the officer ... Karl and Layton were de- scribed by Stoddard as being about 6 feet 2 inches tall, while Holub is 5 feet 10 inches. Holub and the security guards finally subdued Karl, but bad considerable trouble getting him into a police car, Stoddard said, adding that Karl shouted, .. Hit me so that I can sue you. My family owns your department and this town." Holub was admitted to Hoag Hospital with facial bruises and cut , and al o uff ered a mild concu ion. He ha been released from duty for five days. Kart and Layton were both jailed and bail was placed at SIO 000 each. Both were still in • • custody at prastime Friday . • Sue Kauth not because of my publicity). More and more viewen have been added to its ranks. These are brave fol.ts who are willing .to endure total confusion for several episodes, since the show is in actuality a high~lass soap opera with a rambling plot that goes on for months. If one were due to the passage of Proposi- tion 46, the school bond issue, during the last local elections, it is anticipated that bonds will go on sale this summer. Orange Coast expects to receive about $600,000 from the sale of bonds. This effectively reduces the budget cut from S 1.2 million to a much more manageable $200,000. An unusual aspect of the to jump into a show this last year, it might not be clear that Joyce Davenport was married to Captain Furino. for example. In fact, they still give each other such smoldering glances that they don't seem married to this day! We have taped the show faith- Board of Trustees meeting was the presence of several students from Golden West College, who, unaware of the additional fund- iog available to the schools, asked the board to mandate that funding for the tutoring pro- gram at Golden West not be cut. Several of the students said that if it had not been for the tutoring services, they would have failed or dropped classes. fully since it begaD; we really bought our VCR for this abow. Ten o'clock is too late for me, so we watch it at 8 p.m. on the next day. Sometimes we get backed up and have three or four to watch, and then people at work have to be careful around me . ... Say. wasn't that gruesome what happened to Betker last night?" the Spanish teacher will say . ... Shut up! Don' tell me; we have to watch it tonight!" 111 bellow with my bands over my can. One day she rushed into my office ignoring the child talking to me . ... We missed it! We screwed up the VCR. Can you loan it to us tonight?" ... Of course... I said, under- standing. Hill Streets last episode was shown on May 12. In its honor I planned to watch it live. I f cit like I was losing family. 111 particularly miss Renko. the cowboy who looked tough and cried at the drop of a hat, and his partner Bobby Hill They had such a close friendship; they acted like a married couple. How will I get through the week without Belter who growled like a dog as be hurled his small body through the air to catch a deranged street person? And Lucy Bates, tough lady on the outside, and tender adoptive mother to a black teen-agcr- will you ever find true love? Corporal Hunter, what will you do with all your special weapons and military strategies? The very weird Norm Buntz-too bad you came to us so late in the show. You wore the tackiest clothes since Herb T arlik on WKRP. So listen all you guys .. .let's be carcf ul out there as you find new shows and new jobs. Remember: Let's do it to them before they do it to us. And know that I have at least one consolation: I hear that they arc renewing my other soap opera for one more year. Without you, at least 111 have St. Elsewhere. Sw Kauth is a licensed ther- apist and counselor at a local public high ~chool. She and her husband live with their /our- year-old girl in Newport Heighu. It's your gamble! Should you· buy during the first week at 10% off or talce a ~· cmlll wait .._. a :ao%. s~ o• even ~ dl•COU1•t late:? If we sell It, you lose. 50% 0-R•D TAG IT•HS 50% Hundreds throughout the store! All blank r.ed tag items are 50% off. All "priced" red tags are already below 50% off! NO RETURNS -NO EXCHANGES GOOD LUCIC GAMBLllR .. ·-·· 6/22 ttYu 6/28 _,,.OFF All MEROWOSE LEFT P• • •Ya. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS Fo Editorial Some Contra foes going to extremes Mainstream o pponents of American support of the Nicaraguan Contras found cold comfort in the "April mobilization" against the Reagan administration's policies in Central America. That's because many of the demonstrators, who included such celebrated radicals as Daniel Ellsberg, Philip F. Berrigan, Abbie Hoff man and the newly initiated Amy Carter, carried their aversion ·to U.S. policies to its logical extreme. Which is to say they embraced the Marxist influences that the Reagan program seeks to counter in Latin America. The pro-Soviet extremists who organized the protests don't merely oppose aid to the .Contras; they support the Marxist- Leninist Sandinista regime in Managua. They don't merely oppose U.S. aid to the democratically elected government of Jose Napoleon Duarte in El Salvador, they support the communist guerrillas who are trying to overthrow the fledgling Salvadoran democracy. Thus far, the spring demonstrations have captured modest headlines and resulted in the arrest of 500 protesters outside the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency. (Eight demonstrators were charged with Hmooning" the Cl A complex, baring posteriors that were painted to spell "No Reagan.') The most important news of the mobilization campaign was disclosed by John Joyce, who is president of the Bricklayers Union and chairman of the AFL-CIO's Executive Council Defense Committee. As a liberal Democrat, Mr. Joyce cannot be accused of red-baiting in his assessment of the spring demonstrations, which he investigated because the AFL-CIO was invited to talce part. In urging union members not to participate in the various rallies planned in Washington, Mr. Joyce concluded that the organizers' agenda "is that of the Sandinistas and various Central American Marxist-Leninist revolutionar- ies .... Anyone who knows or remembers the popular front put together by the communists in the 1930s will know precisely how the April mobilization works and what it is all about." Baker Communications AWAAO WINNING MEMBER CAUf9mlfWIPAPB ,.,... amrm 883 Production Place Newport Beach, CA 92663 (714) 63 1-8120 Please send mall to: P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beach, CA 92658·9399 39 State & National Awaros Smee 1978 The Newport Ensign and Costa Mesa News are published weekly on Thursdays. PUBLISHER: Seth Baker EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Roger Bloom MAIA6116 EDITOtl: Judy Duffy ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Bill Harvey PHOTO EDITOR: Sam Gangwer PHOT08RAPllER: Danny Cota EDITDllAL Alm'TA1111: Randi Alterman, Robert Crabbe, George Pappas, David Cortes-Robbtna/Editorial; Michael P. Ramirez/ Cartoonist; Jim Felton, Sue Kauth, Ryan Klein, Peter Bryan, Ken Tokash/Cofumnists; Dina Von Burger/Society: Art Mor- row/Sports; Annette Watson/Real Estate: Bret Colson/Calen- dar; Peggy DameH/Religion. Time of my Life BY nM FELTON For Ida Masters , you 're never too old to improve your art On almost every day except Friday, you1J find Ida Masters sitting beneath the skylight of her custom-built studio, work- ing on an oil painting. On Friday she is one of the star pupils of art instructor Bill Paskowitz at the Irvine Senior Center. Ida Masters is doing what she likes to do best. She has been painting since she was seven years old, and that was 85 years ago. She uses a walker or a wheel- chair now, but her voice is strong, her eyes are keen and her brush strokes arc firm and disciplined. Last year she even accepted a commission from her Alma Mater-the famous Woodstock Academy in Wood- stock, Conn., and she flew east to deliver a magnificent oil painting of the Academy. But most of the time she lives and paints in the home she shares with her daughter, Loretta Kearns, in the Turtle Rock Village of Irvine. At times Loretta may be out bowling or playing golf, but Ida docsn' mind being left alone. She is in her world of landscapes, por- traits, atill lifes and impression- ism. and her home is like a modern art galleey, altho~ most of her wort is tnilitiOnal, or at best, impraaionist. It coven a wide raqe of subjects and an amazina variety of tcch- niquca and atyb. Tiie otla clay I viiitcd Ida M-.. md Lon:aa 8Dd after a pleuaat afteraoon, I felt iMpind ad coaYi8ced tlMlt .. ii .. a time ol bs:Cha or •• =r • if ,.. ..., ,.. JMr mind to work. ·Ida's mind has been working overtime'-and her deft bands shade a scene or illuminate a sunset. catching the fire of the sun and the romance of the atmosphere. She may be a little slower than she once was. but her feeling for form and composition is as vivid as ever. Ida Masters was born on August 3, 1895, the daughter of Woodstock's leading physician, Dr. Joseph Spalding. She began studying music and art when she was seven, and she was consi- dered to be one of Woodstock's finest musicians. Fo r most of her lif c she taught piano, while also developing her skills as an artist. Her first art teacher was Wood- stock's most renowned artist, Jessie T. McClellan. At Purdue University Ida majored in art. Her pictures have been exhibited throughout the U.S. and have been purchased by galleries and individuals in many states, including Hawaii. Her artist friends include George Koblenz, John Hodder and Wayne Low- dermilk. . At the Irvine Center Ida is a special celebrity, not only for bet ~ but for her wit ud will Despite ICYel'al Calla and injuries in recent,...,. rama to ..., ia ... -• llome. ~other artiau in die Im. a.a do, she helps odler lhlCleatt. eacouns-ina them, bdpi.Da tbem to carida their liw:a by ~ a MW bobby '* ia life. Duriaa Older Americu Moatll, ll'fiM Wd • a,. llo111 ia dlie Snix Onu lllil ..... die .... .,.., .. elderly artists were hung along the halls. Ida's most recent landscape was among them. One of the most remarkable things about Ida Masters is her determination. She was enjoying . . . . a promismg career an musac- singing and dancing-when she was struck by polio at 28 years of age. With constant therapy and hard work at calisthenics, she overcame much of the phys- ical injury of the disease, but she gave up her prof essionaJ career in music. That dido' keep her from becoming a piano teacher. and at one time she bad SI piano students. But she began to give more and more time to her art. The painting of Woodstock Academy. 24 by 30 inches, is notable for the detail, painted all from her strong memory. She graduated from the school in 1913. yet the canvas shows her classmates, members of her family, and even her first art instructor wearing the styles of that time. and recognizable despite the small size of the painting. Ida came from a strong f am- ily. Her father maintained his flourishing medical practice for 56 yean until be died in 1923. He was elected the f mt select- man of the town of Woodstock, and was a trustee of Woodstock Academy for nearly 20 yean. One of Ida 'I three brothers wu named George Griffith Spaldin& after a put uncle, George Griffith, who later donated Griffith Park to Los Aqdes. Ida\ Jepcy includes the thou- u.ads of paint.inp abe ha com- pleted in her lifetime, and tbc ~on abe aiva every Fri- day to Oti.er leDior cit.ii.em in Oraqe Couty. I'm 1oiaa to dUlt off my old ......... aad brulla oil •Y Old caDV211e1 and try it .............. it .. aot...y ......... ..Salat o(f1ia. .. , & 1117 THE~ ENSIONICOSTA MESA NEWS p._ 1 Leftists hide behind traffic and growth issues A few An:hliberal Democrat local officials, under the cover of what should be non-partisan offJCeS, are seeking a political f ootbold ·in southern Orange County by teizing two issues that concern all of us: Traffic and arowth. My Turn not unique; it wu borrowed from Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda. ' Hayden and Fonda cleverly implemented this plan in their takeover of what is now com- monly ref erred to as the ... Peo- ples Republic of Santa Monica." smart enoup to 1ee through their campaign of smote and mirron. Remember, it wu policies carried out by qeodary Wtiat leaders like Governor Jerry Brown and bis Department of Transportation ICCrctaly Adri- anna Gianturco that helped create the tremendous traffic problems south county and the rest of the Golden State face today. Traffic and growth today appear to be the most important issues to local voters. And they are issues on which voten seem to be particularly vulnerable. Especially where campaign rhe- toric is concerned. Leftis~ ao-alled non-partisan candidates capitaljzinl OD the voters' frustration with today's growth and traffic problems have won elections in Orange County-despite the fact that they are liberal Democrats run- nina in comervative Republican communities. Traffic and arowtb issues do not belong to one particular party. And tbae i.uues should not be used to camouflage par- tisan politics and the leftist chameleons who seek to gain power by espousina placebos they say will control our tlaff"ac ills. These i111n daervc lerious attention devoid of partisan game-playing. That's why it is a travesty that south Orange County-where voters consistendy elect diltin- guiabed cldqatiom to s.cra- mento and Washington, D.C., that are totally comprited of comervatift Republican repre- ICDtabws-mmt be subjected to this deceptive cover-up by these liberals. Tbe record shows that when south county voten have a clear choice between conservative ltepublican1 versus liberal Democrats, residents consis- tenly support GOP stalwarts. Many Orange Countians proudly bout of this community being ... America •s most Repub- Police Blotter 11NJ Polk• Blotter ia pr ... nled u • public •rvk» from the N .. port Ensign. detai#ng crimN end erreatl In N•wPoff Beach. It ahould be not.d that crimes listed .,. only those whkh er• repotted to the Newpon Beech Pola a.pert. ment, end •"•ts made ere only thofM •'4pecled of crlm•. end not~ con· 11lcled. MONDAY, MAY 11 CRIMES 0950-Cunency totaling $36,056 was reported stolen duri.q an armed robbery at DelaDey\ Inc. located at 630 Lido Park Drive. ISOO.:-A car stereo valued at 1450 was re~ stolen from a car parked in tbe 800 block of Dem Street. 1700-A wallet and contents valued at $200 ~ reported stolen from a bo«el room in the Newport Marriott Hotel 1715-Wbcd CO'Yal valued al s30o were reported stolen from a car parted in the 600 block of Ne1'JM)rt Center Drive. 1830-A briefcase and con- tents valued at S2S4 were repo(ted stolen from a vehicle in the Corona Del Mar Main Bw:b partiq lot. ilU.S1'S OlOS.-:-Wally Henbel Sam- ples, 26, of El Monte was a:rratcd on 1111picion of disor- derly conduct. 223S-Doaald E~ Cro. key, 29, Of B~• Beach ... arrated on ... picioe of baYiaa oa11tliMina warrants. l'UL41DAY, MAY 12 CRDDS 100-A wallet aDd eo91•p11 valuid at S200 wae ,.,...... stolen from a ~ 111 die 2100 block ol Newport Boile- vanl 1830-A ri.DI fta.r• 12.100 was reported atom fro•· a Nlidcncc in 1M 100 Woct of Sdlide Court. l045-A conaete 1llll ... a fern valued at S 140 were reported stolen from a raider-e in the 1900 block of San.., Dri~ AllllESTS 044S-Scott Trinquier, 25, of La Mirada was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk drivinJ. OSIS-David John Colby, 22. of Newport Beach w arrested on suspicion of disorderly con- duct. 1030-Samucl Pena Madrid, 38, of Tustin was arrested on suspicion of battery. 1400-Albert Joseph Abbate- matteo, 43, of Newport Beach was arreded on suspicion of obstructing and resisting a peace officer. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 •CJUMfS 0740--A burglary resulting in tbe loss of S 160 in currency was reported in the 1600 block of IStb StReL 0930-A car stereo valued at $400 was reported stolen from a car parted in the vicinity of 42nd Street and Seashore. ARRESTS 1045-Frantlin Eugene McGinnis. 37, of Wilmington was artated on suspicion of disorderly conduct. IOSO-Jerald Allen Hamblin. 34, of Wilminston was arrested OD misdemeanor di1m.t driving. 1440-Jobn Fnntlia Spark- man, 39, of Newport •ldl .. arrested oa auapicioa ol tidnap- pma. 1445--Bruce Allyn Hutchi- son, 37, of Newport Beach was aar.-S oa smpicion ol kidnap-,... 1111111SDA Y, MAY 14 CmlD l~A mototcHi YalUed at S3 .... ..-..-·-·from a prs. u.~iiii4IOI MOct of Seu'.._ 1151 A .._.. ftl9ed at SIJOO ._ nfart•• a1• from • '**,... la the -iloCk of ll.iwnide. • 1900-Aa WftrUw R'Cbinc valued at Sl2S wa ~ stOlen &om. residence ia the lOO block of Part A venue. ARIU:STS l lJO-:...SctPo Loz.ano Garcia, 32, a transimt was •rated on suspicion of pos ession of known stolen property. I~ csar Barreras, 34. a IY Tllau l: flBITEI lican County." With nearly 200,000 more registered Repub- licans than Democrats, there is little doubt that Orange County is a comcrvative GOP strong- hold worthy of its national re.. putation. But the local leftists are com- mitted to realizing their liberal 1oals. And it aeema that they plan to do it by attaining non- partisan local offices with claims that they can control traffic and arowth. It is likely, however, that our traffac and growth problems to them are notbina more than a means to an end-end that includes capturiog all possible local offices. This llratqy Of partisan DOD- disclOIUl'C for political pin is transient was arrested on suspi- cion of dilorderly conduct. FRIDAY,MAY15 CRIMD II 00-Plywood valued at S81S was reported stolen from a construction site on Salud Street. 1730-Fisbing equipment valued at S2,S46 was reported stolen from a boat moored in the 3300 block of West Coast High- way. 1817-Jewelry valued at SS,400 was reported stolen from a residence in the SOO block of Cagney Lane. ~TS 0300-William Joseph Fede- Leftist candidates in Santa Monica aougbt control of the city council with the rent control issue, an issue which, like traffic and growth in Orange County, appealed to voters more than party principles. And once Hayden, Fonda and their comrades gained local control, they revealed them- selves to be liberal aociaJ enai- neen. Then it wu too late. No• they are on a fut track to implement leftist proanms of aovemment control in Santa Monica. Believe it. It can happen here. The Orange Left is agraaively attempting to feed off local traffic and growth issues to boost their movement. Oranae County voten are rico, 2S, of Santa Ana Heights wu arrested on suspicion of obstructing and resisting a peace officer. 2350-Lyn Michelle Cook, 18, of Orange was arrested on suspicion of residential burglary. SATURDAY, MAY 1' CRIMES 1330-Currency totaling S 175 was reported stolen from The Beachcomber Restaurant located at 2633 West Coast Highway. ARRESTS 1145-David Joseph Nico- letti, 26, a u.ansicnt was arrested on suspicion of di.Sorderly con- duct. Certainly the grave infrutruc- ture dilemma created by Gover- nor Brown will not be undone overnilht. 1be transportation f~ture of Orange County belonp to all it.a citizens. It ii a tcandal to 1ee important iaua lib traffic Ud growth being manipullted by local leftist partisans as a tool for aaeakina liberal Deinocrats into public office.. 'l'llotnlU A. Fwnta u tJ:te Clwanruln of tlw ReJl"hlican PtUty of 0....~ County. 27AS-Mart Edward Casey, 18, of Costa Mesa wu arrested on suspicion of giving false information to a peace officer. SUNDAY, MAY 17 CRIMES 0150-A pearl necklace valued at $3,000 was reported stolen from a residence in the 1500 block of East Balboa. 211 S-Clotbes v alued at S 1,638 were reported stolen from Splasb-n-Flash located at 424 Fashion hland. Allllf.STS 1430-Jose Rosalio Rodri- ~ 46, of Ontario was UTCSted on suspicion of possession of metbamphetamines. vou•re About TO Drive The Best Bargain Of vour Life ••. SfUMJ 51.VER'I ~ RENT·A·CAR ~ ---- COMPACTS TO ROLlS ROYCE~ 4, "has a car for ~&llJ>i,-every occasion" Rent MJ e11r for I .,_, get the 7th cl8y FR EE $19!~ unlimited FREE mileage UJllt\MY EXOTICS • ~ •.••..••• $11J151 ....... .. • "°"'~ .................... . • Merc1f11 ................. ....,.,plUa• 11 .. 1 • ~ .......... ~-'*""'"' •• .... • c ... Colpoi ... Coe ...... lllloM-=--------- • -.. ... Acw,_ .... ,_._.., .. .,., 1tmr•• $1'-•--........................... .. ..._,._Clls J *•Cr t .. ~J ..,_. ...-CS'11 • .._._,_~Celw.Mll-" ~,.. ... ~ ....... ,.. .. ,... ... _ ......... . V.W. Convertibles S391s a.r1 Ha _.... -- ~ ___....-~---- •- P• 4 llAT a 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS Editori al \ Some Contra foes going to extremes Mainstream o pponents of American support of the Nicaraguan Contras found cold comfort in the "April mobilization., against the Reagan administration's policies in Central America. That's because many of the demonstrators, who included such celebrated radicals as Daniel Ellsberg, Philip F. Berrigan, Abbie Hoffman and the newly initiated Amy Carter, carried their aversion to U.S. policies to its logical extreme. Which is to say they embraced the Marxist influences that the Reagan program seeks to counter in Latin America. The pro-Soviet extremists who organized the protests don't merely oppose aid to the Contras; they support the Marxist- Leninist Sandinista regime in Managua. They don't merely oppose U.S. aid to the democratically elected government of Jose Napoleon Duarte in El Salvador, they support the communist guerrillas who are trying to overthrow the fledgling Salvadoran democracy. . Thus far, the spring demonstrations have captured modest headlines and res ulted in the arrest of 500 protesters outside the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency. (Eight demonstrators were charged with "mooning'' the Cl A complex, baring posteriors that were painted to spell "No Reagan.; The most important news of the mobilization campaign was disclosed by J oho Joyce, who is president of the Bricklayers Union and chairman of the AFL-CIO's Executive Council Defense Committee. As a liberal Democrat, Mr. Joyce cannot be accused of red-baiting in his assessment of the spring demonstrations, which he investigated because the AFL-CIO was invited to take part. T ime of my Life BY JIM FELTON In urging union members not to participate in the vario us rallies planned in Washington, Mr. Joyce concluded that the organizers' agenda "is that of the Sandinistas and various Central American Marxist-Leninist revolutionar- ies .... Anyone who knows or remembers the popular front put together by the communists in the 1930s will know precisely how the April mobilization works and what it 1s allabout.n For .Ida Masters, you 're never too old to improve your art Baker Communications 883 Production Place Newport Beach. CA 92663 (714) 631-8120 Please send mail to· P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 AWARD WINNING MEMBER ~.-APB rmaJSllEll UllCIAT9 39 State & National AwardS Since 1978 The Newport Ensign and Costa Mesa News are published weekly on Thursdays PUBLISHER: Seth Baker EXECUTIVE EDITOR: Roger Bloom IUUSllC EDITOR: Judy Duffy ASSOCIATE EllTOR: Bill Harvey PHOTO EDITOR: Sam Gangwer PHOTOGRAPHER: Danny Cota On almost every day except Friday, you1l find Ida Masters sitting beneath the skylight of her custom-built studio, work- ing on an oil painting. On Friday she is one of the star pupils of art instructor Bill Paskowitz at the Irvine Senior Center. Ida Masters is doing what she likes to do best. She has been painting since she was seven years old, and that was 85 years ago. She uses a walker or a wheel- c hair now, but her voice is strong, her eyes arc keen and her brush strokes are fi rm and disciplined. Last year she even accepted a commission from her Alma Mater-the famous Woodstock Academy in Wood- stock, Conn., and she flew east to deliver a magnificent oil painting of the Academy. But most of the time she lives and paints in the home she shares with her daughter, Loretta Kearns, in the Turtle Rock village of Irvine. At times Loretta may be out bowling or playiag golf, but Ida doesn' mind being left alone. She is in her world of landtcapes, por- EDITOllAL Allm'AITI: Randi Alterman, Robert Crabbe, George traits, still lifes and impreasion- Pappas, David Cortes-Robbins/Editorial; Michael P. Ramirez/ ism, and her home is like a Cartoonist; Jim Felton, Sue Kauth, Ryan Klein, Peter Bryan, modem art gallery, altboup Ken Tokash/Columnists; Dina Von Burger/Society; Art Mor-most of her work is tnd~ row/Sports; Annette Watson/Real Estate; Bret Colson/Calen-or at belt, impreuioniat. It dar, Peggy Darnell/Religion. ' coven a wide ranac of subjccta ,_,CT_ and an amazing variety of tech- niques and styles. Dennla SUll~ Manager Tlae odlir' day I visited Ida Sunn Hart/T•afflc CoOrdlnator w.... lilld LOretta Del after n. ..... liiili'**441:&Hr-•:1::•'91u t J 1ut1 ..... drc 1111, a pleuaat afteraoon, I felt '¥ C111t .... ,_.Mir M. ·1t11, •ii--·•. Ii me ... A 11111.= i111pirec1 and coaw.c.t dial .. c.t llf .. C111i1r fl OI •· -fl Ciiis-. Md -, w....., 11 • • • .-1 :.;;.. ,._ 11 ;.Ille -11 t '•If•· t I 1 (Jiii .., ,_ • 11G1 • W .. uudoa or •• :Ii•. il ,.. .., .. JOU . mind to work. Ida's mind bas been working overtime, and her deft bands shade a scene or illuminate a sunset, catching the fire of the sun and the romance of the atmosphere. She may be a little slower than she once was, but her feeling for form and composition is as vivid as ever. Ida Masters was born on August 3, 1895, the daughter of Woodstock's leading physician, Dr. Joseph Spalding. She began studying music and art when she was seven, and she was consi- dered to be one of Woodstock's finest musicians. For most of her life she taught piano, while also developing her skills as an artist. Her first art teacher was Wood- stock•s most renowned anist, Jessie T. McClellan. At Purdue University Ida majored in art. Her pictures have been exhibited throughout the U.S. and have been pu~hascd by galleries and individuals in many states, including Hawaii. Her artist friends include George K..oblenz., John Hodder and Wayne Low- dermilL At the Irvine Center Ida is a special celebrity, not only for her art, but for her wit and will. ~ite le\leral ran; and injuries in receut yearl, lbe refUICI to ltaJ ill .... cw 81 ...... IU Other utilu in the Imae dMa clo, abe belpt odla' ltUdeata, encouraa-; ma them. bdpiaa them to earida their ~ by dnelopiaa ... ~-in life. Durin1 Older America• Month. lniDe Mid a opea llloau ii die Snim 0111 H lilt ............. .,.., elderly artists were hung along the balls. Ida ·s most recent landscape was among them. One of the most remarkable things about Ida Masten is her determination. She was enjoying a promising career in music- singing and dancing-when she was ~truck by polio at 28 yean of ge. With constant therapy and bard work at calisthenics, she overcame much of the phys- ical injury of the disease, but she gave up her professional career in music. That didn l keep her from becoming a piano teacher, and at one time she had S l piano students. But she began to give more and more time to her art. The patntang of Woodstock Academy, 24 by 30 inches, is notable for the detail, painted all from her strong memory. She graduated from the school in 1913, yet the canvas shows her classmates, members of her family, and even her first art instructor wearing the styles of that time. and recognizable despite the small size of the painting. Ida came from a strong f am- ily. Her father maintained his flourishing medical practice for 56 years until be died in 1923. He was elected the ftrst select- man of the town of W oodstoct, and was a trustee of Woodstock Academy for nearly 20 years. One of Ida 'a three brothen waa named George Griffith .~iog, after a great uncle, Georae Griffith, who later donated Griffith Part to Los Anplea. Ida 'a lcpcy includes the tbou- aanda of paint.inp she bu com- pleted in ber lifetime, and the impirabon abc siva nay Fri- day to Other leDior c:itiana in Oraqe County. 1"1 ...., to duat off my old kUlbel and bnilh off •J. Old callVUI ~I 8Dd tryit•i• ... U.Wa,itbel to be WSJ ............. lot olfa. UY 21; 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIONICOST A MESA NEWS Piii i Leftists hide behind traffic and growth issues A few ArchliberaJ Democrat local officials, under the cover of what should be non-partisan offices, are seeking a p0litical foothold in southern Orange County by 1eizing two issues that concern all of us: Traffic and growth. My Turn •not unique; it wu borrowed from Tom Hayden and Jane Fonda. Hayden and Fonda cleverly implemented this plan in their takeover of what is now com- monly referred to as the "Peo- ples Republic of Santa Monica." smart cnoup to ICC through their campaign of smoke and muron. Remember, it was policies carried out b>: legendary leftist leaders like Governor Jerry Browii and his Department of Transportation~ Adri- anna Gianturco tliat helped create the tremendom traffic problems south county and the rest of the Golden State face today. Traffic and arowth today appear to be the most important issues to local voters. And they are issues on which voters seem to be particularly vulnerable. Especially where campaign rhe- toric is concerned. Leftist, ao-called non-partisan candidates capitalizing on the voten' frustration with today's growth and traffic problems have won elections in Orange County-despite the fact that they are liberal Democrata run- ning in comervative Republican communities. Traffic ~ grpwth issues do not belong to one particular party. And thcae iuuea should not be used to camouflage par- tisan politics and the leftist chameleons who 1eek to gain power by espousing placebos they aay will contrOI our traffic ills. nae ilaua deserve serious attention devoid of partisan game-playing. That's why it is a travesty that south Orange County-where voters consistently elect diltin- guisbed delegations to s.cia- mento anct Wahington, D.C., that are totally compriled of comervative Republican repre- tentatives-mutt be subjected to this deceptive cover-up by these liberals. The record shows that when south county voters have a clear choice between conservative Republicans versus liberal Democrats, residents consis- tenly support GOP stalwarts. Many Orange Countians proudly bout of this community being "America's most Repub- Police Blotter - The Polle• Blotter '8 pr...,,ted u a public service from the Newport Ensign. detailing crimes and arr•t:s In Newport BNch. It should be noted that crimes listed v• only those which are repot19d fO the NeWlpOrt 8..ch Police Depart- ment. and arr•t:I made are only thofN sua~ed of crim•. and not thoae con- 11ieted. MONDAY, MAY 11 CRIMES 09SO-Currency totaling S36,0S6 wu reported stolen duriq an armed robbery at Delancy\ Inc. located at 630 Lido Park Drive. 1 SO().-;A car staeo valued at $450 wu reported stolen from a car parked in the 800 block of Dove Street. 1700-A wallet and contents valued at $200 were reported stolen from a hotel room in the Newport Marriott Hotel 17 IS-Wbeel coven valued at $300 were reported stolen from a car parked in the 600 block of Newport Center Drive. 1830--A briefcue and con- tents valued at S2S4 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the Corona Del Mar Main Bacb partina lot. llRl'.STS 020S-Wally Henbel Sam- ples. 26, of El Monte was arratcd on 1111picion of disor- derly conduct. 223S-DOnald E~ Croa- tey, 29, of Banaiqtoa Beach wa arra&ecl on tmpicion of laaYiq oautadina warrants. TUDDAY, MAY 12 CRDDS 100-A wallet Ud CODladl valued at S200 wese ~ stolen frOm • relWlrallt iii tbe 2100 bloCk of Newpon BoU- vard. 1830--A aina fta.t• 12,.500 wu reported 1toleil fro•· a Nlidence in me 100 Mock of Sarflide Court. »4S-A concnte ura aad a fern valued at Sl40 were ~rted stolen from a 1esid11~ in the 1900 block of SanU. Drive. AJlllESTS 0'4S-Scott Trinquier, 2S, Of La Mirada was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk Cl riving. <>SIS-David John Colby. 22, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of disorderly con- duct.· 1030-Samuel Pena Madrid, 38, of Tustin was arrested on suspicion of battery. 1400-Albert Joseph Abbate- matteo, 43, of Newport Beach wu arredcd on suspicion of obstructina and resisting a peace officer. WED~DAY. MAY 13 CJUMD 07..0-A burglary resulting in tbe loss of S 160 in currency was reported in the 1600 block of I Sth Stn:et. 0930-A car stereo valued at $400 was reported stolen from a car parked in the vicinity of 42nd Smet and Seashore. ARRESTS 104S-Franklin Eugene McGinnis~ 37, of Wilmington was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. lOSO-Jerald Allen Hamblin, 34, of Wilminaton was arrested on mi...temeanor dnmt driving. 1440--John Franklin Spark- man, 39, of Newport •.:h was ~ oa tu1p_icion oltidna1>7 144S-Bruce Allya Hutchi- ao.n, 37, of Newport Buch wu arrested on 1U1picion of tidnap- piaa. TllUUDAY, MAY 14 CaDU . 1030 A IDOloccJC;_ll Yalued at S3,080 ........... IMI•• from a Pf?• ia ·lfl.e. 41• Woct of Serl-. llSO A mw 9.a.ed at Sl~ .... ,o.tld ••h from • Met ,... ia the -Mock of D: side IU\lel • l~Aa wwein. whine Valued at Sl2S waa ....,orted stolen from a residence ia tbe 300 block of Part A venue. AaRUTS 1230-Seflio Lozuo Garcia. 32, a transient was 8rf'Clted on suspicion of possession of known stolen property. I SOO-Ccsar Barreras. 34. a IY lllml l: flH1ll lican County." With nearly ~,000 more registered Repub- licaD.1 than Democrats, there is little doubt that Orange County is a conservative GOP strong- hold worthy of its national re- putation. But the local leftists are com- mitted to realizing their liberal 1oaJa. And it seems that they plan to do it by attaining non- partisan local off aces with claims that they can control traff1e and srowth. It is likely, however, that our traffac and growth problems to thelJl are nothing more than a means to an end-end that includes capturing all possible local offices. This str~gy of partisan non- disclOIUle foT political pjn is transient was arrested on suspi- cion of disorderly conduct. FRIDAY, MAY IS CRIMES 1100-Plywood valued at S87S was reported stolen from a construction site on Salud Street. 1730-Fishing equipment valued at S2,S46 was reported stolen from a boat moored in the 3300 block of West Coast High- way. 1817-Jewelry valued at SS,400 was reported stolen from a residence in the SOO block of Cagney Lane. AJlllESTS 0300-William Joseph Fede- Leftist candidates in Santa Monica sought control of the city council with the rent control issµe, an issue which, like traffic and growth in Orange County, appealed to voters more than party principles. And once Hayden., Fonda and their comrades gained local control, they revealed them- selves to be liberal social engi- ncen. Then it was too late. Noy, they are on a fast track to implement leftist pr-ograms of 1overnment control in Santa Monica. Believe it. It can happen here. The Orange Left is agreuively attempting to feed off local traffic and growth iuues to boost their movement. Oranae County voters are rico, 25, of Santa Ana Heights was arrested on suspicion of obstructing and resisting a peace officer. · 23SO-Lyn Michelle Cook, 18, of Orange was arrested on suspicion of residential burglary. SATURDAY, MAY I' CRIMES 1330-Currency totaling S 175 was reported stolen from The Beachcomber Restaurant located at 2633 West Coast Highway. ARRESTS I 14S-David Joseph Nico- letti, 26, a transient was arrested on suspicion of disorderly con- duct. Certainly the grave infrutruc- ture dilemma created by Gover- nor Brown will not be undone overnight. The transportation future of Orange County belongs to all its citizens. It ia a 1e11ndal to w important iu1a lib traffic ad srowtb being manipulated by local leftist partisam .. a tOol for IN'..aking liberal Democrats into public office. 7Jao1JMU A. Fuente1 ii tlw Clraimuln of tlw Rqublican Porty of Orange County. 2245-Mark F.dwanl Casey, 18, of Costa Mesa ... arrested on suspicion of givi.q f al.se information to a peace officer. SUNDAY, MAY 17 CRIMES 0 I 50-A pearl necklace valued at $3,000 was reported stolen from a residence in the I SOO block of East BalboL 211 S-Clothes valued at S 1,638 were reported stolen from Splasb-n-Aash located at 424 Fashion bland. ARJlf..STS 1430-Josc Rosalio Rochi.- guez., 46, of Ontario was arrested on suspicion of possession of methamphetamines YOu're About TO Drive The Best Bar.gain Of vour Life ••. Sf\WU SalVER"S ~ RENT·A·CAR ~ . . - - COMPACTS TO ROLLS ROYCE~ 4, "has a car for ~11117£..e • every occasion" Rent MY e11r for I cl;9p, get the 7th U, FR EE $19!~ unlimited FREE mileage ......... AC.,.,_ • .,. MIW •its 5 111 cs --Sl9.t5 ,,. .... _. lllh• •••CW f'llll .... ..,.., ...... 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Thus, Newport Harbor ended the year at a perfect 18-0, and clearly on top of the 4A volley- ball heap. It was not an easy match, however, and the last game was as hard-fought a contest as has been seen in any sport. It seemed to be in the bag for Harbor when they went up in that final game 14-8, but some- body forgot to tell Mira Cotta. In a gritty display of Mcb-to- the-wall determination, tile Mustangs faced eiaht match points and survived tbeln au, cutting Harbor\ lead to 14-13 in the process. Drew Sheward finally dropped an ace in on hia serve to win the game aild the championship for the Sailon. "I haven't seen a better same than that last one," said Harbor coach Dan Glenn, no stranger to the sport. "Hup ... was fan- tastic, but so were all our other playcn." Harbor made the fmals by def eating Marine in straight games in the semi final match, 17-lS, lS-11, lS-6. Foster led the way with 29 kills in that match, while team captain Sheward provided support with 61 usists. CdM girls, Harbor boys, make strong showing in track BY ART MORROW The Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar track teams fared pretty well at the CIF championships last Saturday. Both schools were in the 3A division. Corona's girls finished second overall with 41 points while Harbor's boys finished third overall with 25 points. The Corona girls won the 1600 meter relay with a time of 3:55.06. The relay victory looked pretty obvious as the Sea Kings had three quarten of their relay team in the 400 meters. Sopho- more Lori Sawain was second at 58.04 and Delaine Kerr fin- ished fifth at 58.94. Sawain also took fifth in the high jump at 5' 2". The Sea Kin gs also got some big points out of junior Sandy Lucas. She took. second in both the long jump and triple jump at 17' 3~" aand 36' 6~" respec- tively. There were several other Sea King scorcn. Annette Morso finished fifth in the 300 meter low hurdles at 47.37. Leslie Cashion was fifth in the 3200 meters at 11 : 10.27 and Jill Harrington took sixth in the 800 meters at 2:».39. Newport's boys picked up one win from junior Jim Geerlinp in the 1600 meten at 4:06.IS. R. W. Henson came close to winnina the pole vault as be finished .econd at 14' O". He hilt on misses as the winner also cleared 14' O"'. Terry Brusselle finished third in the .-00 mcten at -49.28 and anchored the Sailon to a sixth place finish in the 1600 meter relay at 3:23.49. The CorOu ~ scored IS points. Tbe bis wiDna' for the Sea Kiap ... Mite BaiD wiu- nina tt.e clilcal Witti a GIF. 3A record tbtOw of 114' 6"'. Sophomore Gres Shyroct and junior Jim Robbins were fifth and sixth in the 1600 meten wif.h respective times of 4:21.36 and 4:21.94. To complete the Sea King scoring, Eddie Lavelle came up with a fifth place finish in the 3200 met.en at 9: 14.90. The CIF Masten meet, which is the qualifying for the state meet, is this Saturday at Cerritos College. The following Newport and Corona athletes have qual- ified for Masten: Lucas in the long jump and triple jump, Sawain in the 400 meten, the Corona del Mar girls 1600 meter relay, Geerlings in the 1600 met.en, Henson in the pole vault, Bain in the discus and Lavelle in the 3200 mctcn. mY & 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS,. 7 It's summertime-· and the sailing's breezy How do we know summer it bere'? Scbool\ Out. Beacbes UC crowded with IUD WOl'abippen. And...._ Yaebt Chab'aTbun- ctay a1a1at 1eer ean ~haw ..... Bat ia Newport mmmer twi- liabt uiliq ian 't for Tbunday Dipta oaly. Tbc ~ st•nctina tradition ii~~~ Dina of the week. For a put time, 10 down to the bay some Monday evening around six to watch the ancient mariners. Watch thote beautiful -woodea-bUll dMlica rw ap aDd down the bay. You miaht want to hana out at Josh s1ocum·1, where tbey111 finiah up. Tuaday even.inp are high- lighted by the dozens of small biiail ~around Lido Cba- ael. Tbe lllelday night flight, bOlted by Lido hi.and Y acbt Club, begins June 2 and runs through the end of Aupst. Wednesday evening has sail- iaa for ~one . .._ Yacht Cub bolaa tM twi1ipt ten. for ... boats. Soutb Shote y acbt Chab 1ipta up with the Bibecbi Seriel. (South Shore not only ram• ... llCrita, ~ me the Hibadai tO put on one beet of • .,.-nee party.) But ThUnday evening ii the arandaddy of them all-the Balboa Yacht Club .. Beer Can.., Even if you don\ ~ plan to do some waterfront dining-or walk around the island. The Beer Can, with its hundred-plus ...... ii ...... to bdaold. Fijday ~ brinp Bahia Coriatbian and the v oy.,m toteda for their pat Sumnw:r Saa nca followed by a terrific .. II! Balla Ill B•hi• C.oriDa.laiu Y-=htOub. If you own a boat come on out and join the summer fun. If you don't sail stop by the Yacht Club-you 11 be sure to get a ride. Yes, summer is bere-New- port sumet bay sailing is backf Sea Kings fall in second CIF baseball r:_ound BY ROBERT CRABBE ~otbin1 bas come euy for us-we've bad to work bard foT everything," Corona del Mar\ bueball coach Jerry Jelnick emphasized about thia year's season. Arter advancing to the second round of the CIF Southern Section 2-A Playoffs, CdM took to the road Friday where they met defeat at the hands of the Arroyo Knights in El Monte, 8- 4. The Sea Kinp had advanced to the second round after an earlier imprcaive victory over Rancho Alan)it~ 6-2. Startin1 their 1euon with three painful loues, the Sea ~ found that tbere WU DO substitute for bard work. In fact, it WU ollly their persistence that kept them in the runnin1 u they battled for and finally won a CIF berth by takina.third place in the Sea View Leape. But all of CdM's labon came to a sudden bait when the Arroyo Knights managed to pull past the Sea Kinp to advance to the third round of the playo1Js. The Sea Kings got off to a good start in the (ant inning against El Monte when Kevin Maas singled and Craig Nixon followed with a double to put nmnen at second and third. ~urt Ehmann and Chad Thompson hit comecutive sin- gles for two runs. . CdM WU OD the riabt track_. but a strong Arroyo offense proved too tough for the Sea King pitchen. Robert Hess. whom Jelnick described u his .. ace in the bole," bad pitched in the fint round, which left the burden on the less experienced pitchers. 1"be guys that threw today gave all they got but it wasn't enough against a team like Arroyo,., Jelnick said. Anoyo took advantage of CdM's I.act of defeme in the second inning to tie the score at 2-2. Three. runs in the third and three more in the fourth left CdM holding the bag. Loren Fairchild doubled with the bases loaded in the third, giving Arroyo a S-2 lead. The knights' Ralph Van Dyke secured their victory in the fourth inning with a three-run-home run. Ending their league season OCC takes third in state Oranse Coast Colle1e '• f>irala left two men OD in the lut innin1 of a 4-3 loss to Cerritos Colleae in the state bueba1I tournament last week- end to end their year third in the It.ale. Cerritos went on to beat Sacramento City College twice to earn number-one honors. OCC went 2-2 in the tourna- ment, despite four complete games from its starters. to dose out the season 3S-l 3. The Pirates did manage to band Cerritos its only defeat of the doub~limination tourna- ment when the pair met in an earlier pme, but in the conso- lation bracket final, the result wu fruJtration. OCC stranded IS baserunnen in that game, which followed a 7-S loss to Sacramento City in which they k.ft 11 OD the basepaths. --we should have won the thing," said Coach Mite Mayne afterwards. The silver lining for OCC was that they placed three players on the all-state team chosen this weekend. Joey James, who finished the year with a .380 batting average. 16 home runs and 67 RBis, was chosen to the fa.nt team. Second- team honors went to Dave Staton (.343, 11 H~ SO RBI) and Ralph Ramirtt(.381, 9 HR, S2 RBI). James, who prepped at New- port Harbor High School, wrapped up his career as a Pirate with a total of JS home runs. 147 RBis in 3S3 at-bats over two seasons. James, Staton and Ramirez were also first-team all-Southern California picks. Selected to the all-Southern California second team were Pirates Rex Peters (.384, 2 H~ 44 RBI) and Mark Rasmussen (.296, 4 HR, 37 RBI). OCC's Lewis 'Player of Year' Brian Lewis, outside bitter for the state champion Oran1e Coast College volleyball team, wu named South Coast Confer- ence .. Player of the Year" by the leque\ coaches. Lewis, a 6-2, l ~pound fresh- man from Corona del Mar High led the Pirates to a 17--0 sec mark and a 31 -2 overall record u OCC beat Long Beach City College to claim the champion- ship in five games Friday (May I) at LBCC. Coach Bob Wetzel~ who resur- rected the OCC volleyball pro- gram in 1987 after a four-year hiatus due to funding shortaaea, WU named SCC .. Coach of the Year.• . #4111~ l.fq,eSunday June 7th Give Wetzel said Lewis was a deserving MVP. .. He served the ball well, be wu one of our better passers and certainly one of our leading attack.en,., Wetz.el commented. .. He wu our ca~ our leader. We11 miss him next year." Five other Pirates made the All-SCC squad. Scott Lindquist (6-4, 180, Dana Hills High), a freshman middle blocker, and Curt Moot- hart (6-2. 178, Irvine), a fresh- man setter, were both fi.rs1 team selections. Freshman Paul Cook (S-11 . 175, Dana Hills), was a second team pick as an outside hiuer. Honorable mention went to 6- 2 middle blocker Bruce Waldrup (Laguna Beach) and sophomore setter Charles Cutenese. a S-7 160-pounder from Costa Mesa High. T111a9'• A P••ctan Cliaic Dr. Wateoa K.Y. T .. s Pw cf 1 tcw ol C>rie-rnl M 1 clcN A Acupuncture State Certified Acupuncturist & CNne5e Hcrbologist &dt ........... Jvt. ,,_ anc .... on iriitial ,.....,, ... /or Bae••·• Sciatica Ovetweislat 8-old.s At A.llilo .. tely No C..C CALL NOW FOR YOUt FREE ~y AProfiTMENT 2165 E. Ca•t Hwy •• S Ell• W, CON • 673-elG FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION ANYTIME with a 1()-10 record, CdM came from behind on numerous occa- sions. It was a different story, however, as CdM gracefully pulled away from Rancho Ala- '!"tos in the first-round game. Andy MacMillan's walk and Mau•run set the stqe for Nixon who rocketed a single to right fteld during the fara Taking advantage of a fielding error, Nixon ran to third which opened the door for a scon: by way ot Ehmann 's single. Chad Thompson waited to fa.nt after a fielder's choice and Hess, Cd M's standout pitcher/ hitter, singled in one run. Gary Sussman, who was 2 for 4 with two RBl's, added the icing on the cake with his single which resulted in two CdM rum. Hess (1-3) managed to stifle the Vaqueros' scoring attempts by pitching four perfect innings which boosted his record to five consecutive victories. Newport National Little League (' I Ir I If 11111 !3) . AAA DIVlll11 Eut w L T Wm w L T Dodgers II s 0 Yan.tees II .. 0 Cubs 10 s 0 Pirates JO s 0 Tigen 7 8 0 Cardinals 1 7 0 Reds 6 9 0 Angels 3 II 0 Orioles s JI 0 A·s s 10 0 AA Divtslan East w L T West w L T A's 13 3 0 Pirates II 4 0 Dodgen 10 6 0 Yankees 10 s 0 Tigen 9 6 0 Angels 10 5 0 Reds 4 11 0 Cardinals s 10 0 Orioles 3 12 0 Cubs 1 14 0 EUROPEAN ,_ 18U ..... c • •nn•ueA (11.-no....u T .... 41U1•CM MJl?1UllllM ----- ' P• 1-UY !I. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS Socie USC. benefit concert at Casa Pacifica Harborlites IY Dl•A VOi IUlllEll Hazel and Virgil Enke, Barbara and Paul Kennedy, Nancy and Jvry Neely, John Hamilton, Sally Knapp, Peter Leider, Wil- liam Davenport, Doug Simp- son, Jeff Morris, Larry Smith and Robert Swanson II. ••• "Casa Pacifica" (the former Western White House), with manicured grounds overlooking the Pacific Ocean. is a lovely place to have a benefit. Conse- quently, when the Spirit of Troy, a support group for the U Diver- sity of Southern California's Trojan Marching Band needed a location for annual fund- raiscr, they went to the estate's owners Ninetta and Gavin Her- bert, who graciously not only opened the house, but also co- hos tcd the afternoon with Arthur Bartner, USC's band director. The afternoon was entitled "'•ops at Pacifica" and featured a potpourri of musical fare- from mariachi tunes to chamber ducts-presented by the USC bands. a buff et, were Virginia Patti Page with Les Brown MacLeith, Richard Voit, Fran and His Band of Renown in and Jack Butler, Maria concert at the Orange County Crutcher, Shannon and Byron Performing Arts Center was the Tamutzer, Joanne and Dale occasion for the Guys and Dolls Woolley, Barbara and Chuck Chapter to sponsor a black tic Dittrick, Pat and Gerald Chap-fundn.iser for OCPAC. Patty Brennan, outping pres- ident of Gu>" and Dolb chaired the evening. Members who attended were Georae Harris (Incoming president), Nancy Hodson, Ruthie Jcmen, Shirley Gelbart with Neil Lakenan, Joanie Betson aDd Pat ~en drick. ••• Co-anchor of "News 4 LA" Kelly Lange was honored with the Fint Amendment Award from the Anti-Defamation League of the B'nai Bnth. Harborlitcs, who also enjoyed man, Betty and John Cannon, Tbecveningstarted with cock-The brunch, which wu spon- sored by the OC Society of Fellows of AOL, was held at Le Meridien. Jack Goldbcr chaired the event. Assisting were .Alan Kunski, Howard LePatncr, Pat Harris, Rochelle Bakh, Ivan P•Tll IY WI UllWO LLONGS OF NEWPORT INC. REAL ESTATE ... WE CARE HARDER I TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS J SELECTING YOUR BROKER If you are serious about selling, and you want the best service from a real estate company, know the agent who will represent you before calling the company. Remember, the company name is not a guarantee of top quality real estate service, even though that company might have a high percentage of fine salespeople. If you agent is faltering in his marketing or on his follow- through of your escrow, the company will not send a · substitute, or take your agent "off the project". You'll have a contract with that agent as well as with his company. Whether your agent is with a large or small company, you'll want to know whether he or she has the personal dedication, knowledge and integrity to do the job for you. If you would like to receln our real e1t•t• newsletter (publl11ted In Newport Beach .... 1111) plHH call •nd we'll put you on our ma•ne ll•l --·· •ONGS OF NEIPDU llC. 3'f SAN MIGUEL, sum - NEWPORT 8£.AC'fft CA f'J.651 CALL 148-Lllli Chrtsta & Gerry Long ' tails at the newly opened Beverly Heritage Hotel before guests proceeded to the performance. Following ~as a supper recep- tion at the Center Club, where the singer made a personal appearance. II 1 ld•Nll"' • Ell .. -..... """ ............ Why did KABC TV feature Carmel Retirement Village on the Eyewitness News? They discovered that Carmel Retirement Village practices a successful approach to seniors maintaining healthier and richer lives. Carmel Retirement ViJJage in Fountain Valley is unique: Pets are allowed! . ~a'l#11el Jilelite111e1il 11l1ttlar 17077 San Mateo Street Fountain Valley 71~. • HarbOrltte • • • I 2 , ........ ~ Jd NWm•n, Marilyn ·Fnuabwa. Bea Shapiro, Sandy Bnalancler, Tony Granken, Prank Stern. Richard Good- man, Milt ~rieaer, Harriet W"mer, Mary ~ and RicCi s-.i. ••• POltcripta: On May 29th at the Newport Marriott, SS2 will haft a Victory Celebration to COllUDelllOndc their membenbip driw the put month. May 30 aacl 31st will be the second annual Oab Cluaic featuring ................ _ .... outlt•adiq ridlll ad jumpen. Allo OD die JOtti and 3 lit will be the finU of tbe ~ Guild Teanil Tournament ... at the Newport ._ .. Country Club. At 7 LDL OD May 311t, center 500 Will lpoDIOI' die 2nd an•ual Triathlon at Lake Mis- sion Viejo. At S p.m. oo May list, the Muter Chorale Will hold ita Benejit Auction aDd Dinner at the Irvine Hilton. And at S:30 p.m., High Priority, a support sroup of the American Cancer Society will preview their golf tournament. (Whew!) , ..... 1111 ........... 111 llC ..... Meetings & Events The City of Newport Beach Parka, Beaches and Recreation Department is proud to announce the First Annual Mayon Cup Tennis Tourna- ment. The Tennis Tournament is scheduled for June 6 and 7 and will continue June 13 and 14 for the Semi and Final matches. The entry fee for this exciting tournament is S l S for singles and $20 for doubles. Included in the cost is a· Prince T ·shirt for all the participants and other excit- ing gifts and accessories pro- vided by the Fashion Island Ski and Sports. Individual trophies will be given to the fint and second place winners in all categories, while a handsome perpetual trophy will be kept at City Hall recognizing the winnen from the tournament. If you would like to partici- pate in this Fint Annual Mayors Cup Tennis Tournament please call the Recreation Dept. at 644- 3151 or stop by the office at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. • • • The Docent Council of the Newport Haibor Art Mmeum will bold an infonUl reception on Monday, June I, at 9:30 Lm. ia the Maaeum'1 Sculpture Gardea Cife for tbole Uatereited in leatDilti more abOut tbia Wal voluateer orpaizatioD. Tiie Doceat Cowil provida toun ... oatrwb prosraml to ecltool poape ad commuaitJ ........ NHAM\ Docenta coeduded toun for Oftl' 5,000 aclaool children dariq tbe Mueam '• recent Flemish Eapr 11 liiw abillitioD,. ad die C--=U -=tiwly IUpporta a wide ,aflecy of plOll'W coedactecl .., NHAM\ Education J)epart- meat. Provisional Docents receive a nine month training course in contemponry art history and the techniques of touring and public spea.kiiig. For more information about the Docent Counca or to make reservations for the receptio~ please call the Museum at 759- 1122. • • • On June S, Bruno Bettelhei~ Ph.D., a national renowned expert on child and adolescent development and psychiatric treatment, will speak at Orange County's only private, inpatient treatment facility exclusively for adolescents with emotional or behavioral problems. Newport Harbor Hospital (formerly Newport Harbor Psy- chiatric Institute) will be expanding its services and dou- bling its size in mid-May. To commemorate, on June S from noon to 3 p.m., Newport Harbor will host a festive celebration featuring Bettelbeim 's talk at I p.m. Bettelbcim, who for 29 years directed the Orthogcnic School, a residential treatment center for emotionally disturbed children, will speak on the unique treatment. encouraging results and significant need for this type of proaram. Newport Harbor is located at 1501 Eaat Sixteenth Street in Nnport ae.cb. The event ii fru to tM pablie, Ud relel'V&bom arc ,recp 11ted. For raervatic>M, can 64J..9310. • • • Tbi Newport Beecb Friends of tllie Litnr; ... tbe public tile opportuitJ to meet Martha Grula•m, A.S.l.D., a 11-.hr in iaa.ior deaip with iateraa-...:--• . . H . _..:n ~....-IOD. crtoplCwua "'·New y.-.. iD laterion. • Tlae ~ wiD tab place OD Tuesday, June 2, at the Balboa Yacht Club. Hospitality begins at 11 a.m. followed by the luncheon at I I :30. This occasion marks the 30th year of the Friends of the Library support group, and Marilyn Ostman will be installed as president. Her executive board will include Betty Sprang, first vice president; Doris Vance, F A • I E N N E· second vice president; Donna Hammond, third vice president; Fran Sloper, treasurer; Freida Stephen, recording secretary; and Claudia Baltzer, historian. Donation is S 12 with advance reservation which is requested by May 26. Without reservation there is a $17 donation requested at the door. ~ 1 ';alie1111e 'i/Je ';U111ce --- OE FRANCE Prepare Your Skin For The Sun! Avoid burning and peeling, 1rregukJr pigmenta- tion ond the wnnlthng that comes from the drying eff eds of too much sun: • CW I UlOTHBAPY with collogen and Bto-lifting • ANOMATIBAPY for sensitive sluns ond-..-....... .-.-... ...... .._.-..,. broken capillaries. Also ... 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Huge Discounts on all our famous lines including our direct European Imports -"20 to 60% reductions· and mare.~"~· ~-=..,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• EVERY ITEM lN THE STORE AND THE WAREHOUSE WILL BE DISCOUNTED ALL SALES FINAL AND IN "AS IS" CONDITION. • VO VISA AND . MASTERCARD ACCEPTED 1595 Newport Blvd. ~ COsta Mesa, CA 92627 0 .. ~ 10 • .. will G~ COi B~ Mo 12 I •• ... Juri 0.- N~ rrec dail ·u of a tho Ge• No• Bea p.111 · day i!!!ld!!£ 2 '5 • w ... ., ,.., ........ will clilplaJ Jw I tin at Auplt 30 ..... ,_ ~ 3545 EMt co.a IDPwa1. C.O..OUdel M .... a ..... 10Lm.to5 p.m., ...... ., tbioup SatUr- clay. call 67S-5634. Warb., Adl1• a.-, _. M.-Delt• wiD clilplay June I dlroqla Jme lO at Quorum w.u-.,.-ca•••_. Illa Mimi will diaplay throujb May 31. ~ <iallcry, 374 North C08it lfiabway, Lapn.a Badl. Boun are 10 LJD. to 4:30 p.m., daily. Call 494 4422. ~. 374NorthCout11iab-Cread•e Art1 C.-. will display way, 1.....-Beldt. Houn are throuab June 3 at tbe lnine F"me 10 LDL so 5 p.m., daily. Arts Center, 4601 Walnut Pi .. •I•' , hiJVaw...,_ ·Avenue, Irvine. Hounare9Lm. will A:-i! thro-..a. J 14 to 9 p.m., Monday tbroup ~J ....-une at Thunday, 9 Lm. to 6 p.m. on Galle~ Touche, 499 North Friday and 9 Lm. to 3 p.m. on Cout Jliabway, Laauna Beach. Saturday. Call 552-1078. Boan are 10 Lm. to 6 p.m., Monday throuab Saturday and 12 noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. .... .,, sen. Sq I .... llUll ••.twill display throqh June 17 at the Newport City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport ee.cb. Adm.iaion is free. Houn are 8 Lm. to S p.m., daily. •JMe at die ••di" is the title of a new collection of paintings showing indefinitely at Schaar I Germain Studio Gallery, 484 North Cout Highway, Lquna Beach. Houn are 11 a.m. to S:JO p.m., Wednesday through Sun- day. Call 7S~l. ~Reeta1 GrapWa ,,._ A ...... CIUI PrW ...._,, will display tbroup July Sat the Laguna Art MUleWD, 307 Cliff Dme, Lag- una Beach. Boun are 11 Lm. to S p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Call 494-6531. DANCE •All E• .... of MJd• IMten Duce" will take place May 30 at 8 p.m. and May 31 at 2 p.m. in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theater. Tickets are $6 in advance, S7 at the door. Call 432-5880. 'l'lle1JaD nW ..... will praeat wOrb .......... "' ltudeata w., 27-30 in ucn Little l'heaaer'. Tdm me S3-S5. Shows at 8 p.m. Call ~5000. MUSIC TlleUCl .... _.Jaa• 1a ... will perform in the UCI F"me Arts ()lift Groft OD May 3 J at 4 p.m. Ad•i•on is free. The audience ii iavited to bring lawn chain. Call 856-42S9. .. .._o l•ltilee," a multiple piano concert featuring artist-in- reaidence Roee Ann Wood will take place May 29 at 8 p.m. Tackett are S.S. Call 89S-8367. STAGE .. Not •Y ._. Alom" will play through May 30 in UCl's rme Arts Villa&e Theater. Tackets are SS-$1.SO. Call 856-6166. "A Lile ia t•e T•eater," a comedy about actors and the theater will play through June 27 at the Grove Theater, 128S2 Main S~ Garden Grove. Call 636-7213. .. Tlte Real TWnc," a romantic comedy of love. and infidelity by Tom Stoppard will play through June 21 at the South Cout ~. 655 Towa Cater ter, 2501 Qifl' Drive, Newport. Driw. eo.&a Mcu Tlebtl are 8ctdL Call 631-0288. 117;;a2A. CaD 957-i033. ._...... .._. Maa" will play ~ Jae 20 at the Lquna MOUlaon Playlaome, fi06 Lag- uaa Canyon Road, Laguna Bclda. TICbta w1 performance schedule can be obtained by caDiaa 494-0743 or 494 8021. "Scaplao," a free-wheeling MISC •A Cd1I dra el '0 W • will take pl.e ..., 29 ad JO at the rant Ullited Caiadl ol Ol:anF. 161 South Oranp Street, Oranp. Boan are 9. LID. to S p.m. each day. Call 637·1808. comedy about young lo~ with · a.I S.eltcm .. .._Ill a•• tn1 watchful fathers will play to qpllt S1 1l CGllllt M1Jlcal throqb June 6 on Friday and C1 Su oa May JO at 8 p.m. in Saturday Cftllinp at 8 p.m. in the Oranae County Performing the Newport Theatre Arts Cea-Arts Center. Call 499-1311 . I LIVE OllTAGE WORD ONERnEATRE PREMIERE IPEall. 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Delivery times vary, but normally your food will be at your door within 30 to 45 minutes of your call You may pay by cash, or use your mapr credit card . ff you haven'l lfJCSived one of our menu books In the mail, please Cllll . . . wel bB happy to send one to you lodliyl TO ORDER -CALL NOW 33-1872 REGULAR MENU PRICES -that's all you pay (or les.5!) Plus a modest $3 - $5 delivery charge (depending where you live) for each restaurant you choose. ! . I -' P• ll~Y a 1m THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COS'TA MESA NEW& bittle· bit of Italy disguised as cheesecake -, k .. ~~~ ........ * Mon Cbateau Restaurant Elegant Belgian & French Cuisine GULLIVER'S Had Any Really Gieat PRIME Rms OF BEEF "Why, •you at, -U this dining column almost never devoted to bieakfut?" A legitimate question that deserves an answer. The reason is simple. Break- fast doesn't include deuert. And d~ folb, may be what life is all about. Or it may be what those famous ten pounds of mine are about. At any rate, I find I can put up with almost any insult during the first courses if I'm reasonably assured that the dessert will be wonderful. Imagine then, my thrill on finding a new Corona de) Mar emporium specializing in one of my favorites, Italian baked desserts to go. Actually, La Dolce Vita specializes in heaven to go. Gushing around the office, I announced that I bad beard about a wonderful new bakery that dispensed Italian pastries par excellence. Italian sweets (which aren' always very sweet) are one of my great passions. Needless to say, arguments began about the relative merits of the sweet endings attached to various cuisines. Argument without proof is like cannoli without filling; interesting, but l1eking in sub- stance. So off I went to La Dolce Vita to fetch a submission to newsroom critics: Located at 3635 E. Coast Highway, open only a short six months, La Dolce Vita has bepn to make its mark. A family affair, the bakery special- ius in all that is wonderful in Italian baked goods. The definitive test of any Italian bakery lies with the cannoli. Local dinen may have learned to avoid cannoli not prepared by an Italian specialist. Often the shell is soggy, having been filled with a whipped cream f tlling that bears little or no resemblance to what Grandma used to bake for special occa- sions. Grandma would proudly claim the cannoli dispensed by Vittorio Caputi at La Dolce Vita. Crisp, crisp shells encase the most wonderful ricotta cream that is kissed with citron or cltocolate chips. Add to deli- cious taste the surprising fact that a ricotta cheese cream is low in calorics b)' virtue of the low- f at nature of the base cheese and you 11 see why I can guarantee you 11 be back for more, pronto. Focacia is Italian bread (often called pizza bread) redolent with good things. La Dolce Vita offen sheet slices and rounds of one of the best I~ ever tasted. Alona wtth the f ocacia, the BELGIAN WAFFLE INN Home of tbe Fantastic Bel&ian W aflles, tbe Gi1antic 4-Ea Omelets, and The Superb Sandwiches. South Coast Plaz.a Village 3800 South Plaz.a Drive Santa Ana/ Costa Mesa (714) 557-5116 HAXWW-S AWARD WINNING SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET QUICHE SHRIMP TACO STAND EGUS IENEDICT SCIAMll.£D EGGS IUNTZES a SMOKED FISH Sl.INlA£ ST A TION INClEDm E WAD SELECTION ~ w.aw:& a CANADIAN IAOON LOX; a£AM OEESE, IAGELS •ONIONS CARVED STEAHStlP lOUN> OF IE£f • IAKED HAM MAXWW.-S POfOYDS • • • EIDIY MUFFINS · DAZZI.Ki AIJA Y OF Df55EITS an•&RllNTAIY aw•~ , .... ao Jpa. ovens bake a hard Crusted loaf that is heaven for ICl'Vina with pasta or terrific on its own for a sandwich. Tender and light, it is not a sourdough a la San Francisco. My newsroom taste testen came in with a split decision on the rum cake. Those wbo diJ.. liked it did so only because they bate rum and this cake is unmis- takably rum flavored. My per- sonal opinion is that this is the best version of that particular delight that's come my way since I last concocted one in my own kitchen. Cheesecake, made with lowcr- in-calories ricot1' is a popular ending to any meal. La Dolce Vita's offerings are superior. Choose from chocolate, cherry, strawberry, raspberry, blueberry and amaretto. The delicate tex- ture of this filling makes it particularly appealing at the end of meal. There just isn' room here to name all the goodies that are on tap at La Dolce Vita. Tbe cookies were the first items to disappear from the tray at our office. My penonal favorite is the amaretti. wrhey're not too s~" was an often-beard comment. Bite-eized pastries were pop- ular too. A mini-«lair 1ot raves. "This is excellent chocolate. The small size is just right for someone who doesn' want to go overboard on dessert," said Scott Vowell, our esteemed messenger. I don' know what qualifications Scott may have as food critic, but be spotted the quality and freshness of the ingredients used by La Dolce Vita on the first try. Toni Caputi, brother to Chef Vittorio, bandies the marketing chores for La Dolce Vita and has found that quality and freshness are the things that are bringing loe&I restaurants a-knockin' on his door. If you love the desserts at such eateries as Cafe Express and Amelia's, they just might have come from La Dolce Vita. "When the chefs taste our product, they admit it•s better than their own kitchen can tum out," said Caputi. Make your own taste test at La Dolce Vita, soon. You miaht even decide dessert belongs with breakfast. La Dole~ Vita, 3635 E. COtUt Hwhway. Corona de/ Mar. 61$- JJU. lta/1"11 br~ad. JHUITWJ, cook/a and ciutom Clllca. WWI T1 Ell? Cllll~ .. 1111111 &1111 _ •.• , .. . .. . -~ -- . -~a 1m THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWS f'iill 11 Make a fashionable statemen1··-1n your blckfard The aeweat form of aelf- ~· .... amvcd, Some of tbe most illdividuali1tic and emtig fallloa statements Of . the m•!WI' will be made in cuUal ud outdoor furnitun:, KCO~ to <lay Wood, owner of s.ddlebaick Patio cl Fireside of El Toro. Colon are bold and vibrant or whisper soft, with a wide auortment off ramc styles. Combined with new fabrics, lt)'lina and designs, it •a easy to coordinate outdoor entertaining with furniture to match, to accent or contrast with current interior desips. With names like Shanahai, French Quarter, Etan, Boler-0, Boccaccio, Marra- kesh, Scaramouche and Kailua, the le.ding manufacturen offer a spectrum of looks ranging from dramatic oriental, charm- ing country French, elegant Italian, magnificent Mediterra- nean, haughty Hollywood, amazing art deco to basic Amer- ican outdoon. And the accent is on color. Clover, plum, yellow chiffon, peach blush and cappuccino- the colon of summer are mouth- watering and sight-satisfying. Especially strong this summer is the resurgence of basic white. .. Splashing the vibrant, optim- istic colon of cushions against a white frame backdrop is very popular this summer," Wood pointed out. Elaborating on this reflection of optimism in outdoor fashion, Richard Frinier, director of product development for well- known casual furniture manu- facturer Brown Jordan stated, .. The colors for this summer's outdoor f umiture are psycho- logically uplifting and reflect a healthy economy. They're light, airy and bright ... "This summer the colors reflect the adventurous consu- mer. Some of the most exciting things in outdoor furniture arc the combination of dark colon with rich fabrics,•• another prominent manufacturer of quality casual furniture, Tropi- tone•s marketing manager George Dunn remarked. "'Peo- ple can experiment; make a statement; or step out a bit. From art deco to traditional, the options are there if you •re willing to be bold." Spun from synthetic fiben, the fabrics are practical as well as pretty. Most can be cleaned with mild soap and water. Ultra- violet and pollution resistant, the fabrics are colorfast and won't yellow. Many of the pads are detachable for easier clean- ing and storage. Additionally, there's a strong emphasis on comfon. .. Technology bas made it possible to weave colors in acrylic fabrics which look and feel like indoor materials," Wood stated. '"Ninety percent of the furniture now bas pads or cushions." Cushions are made from materials like .. Eva-Ori," a foam-like material which is water repellant and soft, yet strong enough to bold up firmly. The use off ungicidcs and special treatments inhibit the growth of mildew. In shon, with minimal care, these low maintenance pads and cushions will continue to be bright, colorful and comfortable in the summers ahead. The latest trends in luscious colors and styling are also avail- able to the current owners of casual furniture. '"People can now modernize their look simply by changing BRAZIL'S PAIN11NQ CO •• INC. the pads or straps, or by adding cushions to existing furniture," Wood said. This flexibility in color and styling is also prominent in design . '"In condo-type living, people arc looking for more compact furniture." Wood said. "'And it should be more personally selected to fit their needs." Those needs can more easily be met with the new venatile shapes and designs available in outdoor furniture. Table shapes and sizes have become more daring; offering a full ran~ of circles, sq~ retangJcs and now, triangles, in heights rang- ing from low tea tables to buffet bars. Most are equipped with shatterproof acrylic tops which remove for easy cleaning. Chain this summer leap into motion as the most popular are the swivel rockers, followed by gliders and rocking chairs. Com- fort is foremost in the popular One call Knds an cxpericoc~ painttr for an CSClma!t. not a saksman We 11eh1cvc long bsnng results by usa ng onl)' quality nwtnals. We stnp. swn and finish woodwork also commERCIAl I RESIDEOTIAl IOTEllOR /EXTERIOR 714·895·30'19, 8!8·'7452 Ron BRAZIL St. Uc. • •90 • •2 The Newport Ensign and The Costa Mesa News .. are pleased to present Home Digest A special feature the last week of every month. B•er Coriununtc.tlonL Bringing readers and adYertiaers better coverage and service. The Newport Enalgn 131-1120 . The Costa M-N ... 131-8133 motion chain. But traditional chairs arc striving to offer more as well. -Our chain are curved to siYe lumbar support. which is much . more comfortable than the a. ditional 1trai1bt-back patio chair," Dunn of Tropitone noted. If your oeedJ can for furniture of 1enerous proportions, the mainstay dining group of umbrella table and chain or traditional chaise lounge is available in exciting new colors and styles. And for the finishing touch, accent pieces from unique umbrellas to glasses, utensils and pl~mats arc color conscious and styled to add Oare to your furniture fashion. Whether your style is large or small, exciting or sof~ you'll find all your needs for sophisticated, formal outdoor dining or relax- in& conversation-type settings in colon and fabrics you'll be proud to display-with coJDf ort enough to deserve the name leisure furniture. The outlook is bright in fashionable outdoor furniture statements for this summer. HUGE SHIPMENT OF UPHOLSTERY FABRICS JUST ARRIVEDf . Custom bedspreads, Draperies, Upholstery, Headboards, Accessories, Mini-blinds, Verticals. FAST DELIVERY FROM OUR OWN WORKROOMS Where designers shop at V2 the retai I price! DECORATIVE FABRIC HOUSE 11115 Eacld St-. Fouatain ValleJ Eadld at .-S • """'31M-F9-5:31, Sat. tt.5, Sun. 12·5 - • .J TICHIOI ..... IWl"IM .... ,.. I ••• MU ._.._ 111111 • sum , .... .,_ .... _. T.D. SEIMCE COMPANY a d&.e, •11al Pt f Tlllllll undlW ... .,.... dllcribed d9ed GI Wit WU. ID.&. AT ~ AUCT10H TO THE HIGHEST .... faR CASH (In the bml which.,....,....,. In IM Uftllld ~ Md/ot the ~ .. C*tiled ot .. checb spedfled ln Civil Code Section 2924h ~ In ""' .. the time ol .... > .. rWwt. tille n ....... _. con_,., to n nowhekt by it under Mid Deed olTrust In the~ ...... ...., described: • lRUSTOR: MRVYN N.s.. WEt'TZNER. ROSA BEHAR WEITZNER BEMEACIARY: BANK Of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST ANO SAYINGS ASSOCIATION recorded februaly 2. 1981 • Instr. No. 19 In Book, 13933 Pl9t 1951 of Offocal Rllcords in the otlice of the Recorder of Oranse County; said deed of trust describes the ~lowinc PfOPlltY: PARCRl: Fee Simple Title to Condominium Unit No. UM (the .. Unit"), as shown upon the Condominium Plen (Entitled "Condominium Plan for Lot 1 ofTt'llCt No. 1058n. ~ of Oranp, Sta ot-Cafifomia (the "'Plen"'), recorded on July 12, 1979, as Document No. 15610, in Book 13226, PlllS 76 thfOUlh 115, indusive. of Ofndal "9ccrds ol said <>ranee County, which plan pesUins to that~ described in Tract No. 10587. recorded in Book 449, Plll8S 5 thf"OUlh 6 of miscellaneous maps. records of said Orance County. PARCll2: An undivided .00529 percent interest in and to the common~ as shown and defined on the plM; Except all oil, ps and hydrocarbon substances beneMtl a depth "' 500 feet from the suma of said land with no rilht of surface entry above 500 feet from the surface of said land, as reserved by William J. Casney, an unmarried man, in the deed recorded in Book 9560, Piie 838 ol Official Rec:otds. PARCn3: An exclusive rilht and easement to use the bak:ony area desilnMed S.184 on the plan as beinc appudteNnt to the unit PARC£l4: An exclusiYe ri&ht and ..wnent to use the pet1dna SPllC8S desisnated on the plan as panunc specie No. PS- 159 and J*kinc space No. PS-160. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 1102/81. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTlON TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPl.ANATlON Of THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 100 Scholz fJtaz.a #206, Newport Buch, CA '"(tt a street .tdress °'common desicnation ol poperty is shown aboYe, no warranty is ,;wn as to its complete. ness or correctness)." The beneficia'Y under Aid Deed of Trust by reason ol a breach or default in the obfiptions secu.-.d theseby, hetetufore executild and dllMred to the undersi&ned a written Declaration of Default and Demand fw Sale, and written notice of default and ot e'9ction to cause the undersicned to sefl said propetty to satisfy said obtiptions, and thereafter the undefsilned caused said notice ot default and ot e'49c:tion to be recotded February 10, 1987 as Instr. No. 87-076907 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder ol 0ranae County; Said Sate will be made. but without COYenant or warranty, express or implied, reprdinc titte possession, °' encumbrances, to pay the remaininl principal sum of the note(s) secured by said deed ot Trust. with interest as in said note prov;ded, advances, if any under the tenns of said Deed of Trust. tees. charaes and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be hekt on: Wednesday, June 17, 1987, at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the buildina located at 601 South Lewis Street, Oran- Califomia 92668 ·-· At the time of the inrtial public.tion of this notice, the tot.al amount of the unpaid balance ol the obtiption secured by the above described deed of trust and estimated costs. expenses, and advances is $134,524.47 It 1s possibte that at the time of sale the openin1 bid may be less than the total indebtedness due. If available, the expected openina bid may be obtained by callina the foUowine telephone numbet'S on the day before the sale: (714) ~7 or (213) 627~5 Date: May 14, 1987 T.D. SERVICE COMPANY as said Trustee, By Betty Jo McOanief, Assistant Secrmry, 601 South Lewis St .. Oranae. CA 92668, (714) 385--i700 5/28 6/ 4 6/ 11 0342 OllDINANCE NO. 17· 12 OttOtNAHC€ OF THE an COUNaL OF TH£ an Of NEWPOllT BUCH AllENDM CHAP'fD 12.lZ Of ntE NEWPORT 8EAQt MUNICIPAL CODE IY ADO•t8 '9tOVISIONS WHICH GM THE a.u Of POUCl THI AUTHOltfTY TO ESTMl ISH TIAff1C c:tllCllPCMNl'I °" 1"E 8A1W PUllNIUU. The City Council of the City ol Newport Beach does hereby ordain as follows: · Section 1: The provisions of Chapter 12.32 of the Newport Beach Municipal Code is hereby afTiended by addina the foUowma: Section 12.32 075 Balboa Peninsula Traffic Access Control · Findin15. The City Council finds and declares that: A The Balboa Peninsula cons.ists of appradmaaty 350 acres of land that extends pneralty SOUlherty and eestt'1y from the intersection of Balboa BouleWWd and Newpo.1 Boulevard in the City of Newport Beach. Oney e.fbOa Boulevard and the Balboe Island F..-y provide access to the ~mnsula. Balboa Boulevard is a four~ divided roadway, with street-side and median parttina. The frequency of intersections and pedestrian CtOSSinp sicnificantty restrict the ability of Balboa Boulevard to accommodate traffic durina peak periods in the sprinc. summer and fall The Balboe Island Ferry, when oe>eratina at maximum capacity, can toad no more than ninety (90) automobiles per hour and does not provide a V-. alternate route to and from the Peninsula dunnc pe.ak periods. 8 . The beaches •Iona the BaJboa Peninsula are heavily used crurinc the summer, and .t various times ~ the se>ri,_ and fall. Various commercial embtithments in the Central Belboe .,.., such es the fun Zone n ... ,., ......................... o1--... ,..,. erolund. l'tMt-... ,_ ........ .._.... tN ,..11Aa'l'na•_.., •• 111 ._. .. ~ ..... .................. a BL,.... ... ..... ........... 11 ....... ._. ....... ... ........................ 1u11 ... u.,., ...................... ._. ... ...,.. ....... , If , ... fl 1 I dilltlhl:lura .....,o1 ... -...._. ..... ,... ......... doell:Y ......................... I 2 I-· and nat ..,..... edlqr.J• ~ tar ~ or CUIDI.,._ TiieN .. I h•"" ... pubic Md .... pettdrW lall on .. P91111 I .. ....., vililDr'I to the ,..,.... ~ ............ ol time~ on Bleboe 8Dutnwd and tide ..... In Mefch of a pettUnc spot n ............, no .,....... "** .. .-11t11e tor ---....... ....... c. The ......... iftftult"'..,,.. durinlthe11Umm1r, and c.Uin partial• ol the ..,,... and tlM, ._ limltld ~ ot ... end athlr b• ..... tlllb• .......... thi t.•dency of..,,_ tD came tD. and .._., the .._ P9ninsula Ill ~ the ..,,. time and the additionel trhll NCelHf'Y to lac* weiiabie ...U. ........ ~to.,.,. traffic COflll ''°" ... a.Ma Boutevwd. D. Traffic """C01-,...a;on.-..w.· ~ .. a.lbm Boulwlnt tm become 1a .._. tt\lt dHlys In ..-s of one hour t..w. been~ by ........ ...._.to.,..,ora.vit the flWniniuta. This trlllfic COi I I' an .. I 11 ... a thr9M !->the '-Ith. sat.ty, ......... of persons and propett;y tnthat 1. Ther9 Is one fire ~ on the P9ninsu&e. meny ol the bui~ on the ,.,._. .. wood c:onllNction, have wood sidin& and/or wood shffWes on the rod.~ of the struc:tuNS on the ftwVnsute at9 built dole tlD lot lines. The type ol construction mltlriaas used, and the close prmimity ol buikfi• to one anothef, lnawe the probebility thllta fife In one structure could quickly 1Pfwi to adioinina buildlnp. S.V.. tntfic COt'\l8StiOn would si&nfficantly inctuse the fire department response time and the datn1119 to the irM>lwd strudute and nearby buildirws. 2. There is no police station on the Balboa Peninsula. Police 5efVice is provided throueh patrol vehicles. and at times, the police heficoplef. In the evef'lt ot a ~ disturbance or major crime occuninc Ill the same time as sewre ~ion. police response lo the scene would be sianificantty delayed and the manpower necessary to QUeU a serious disturbance may be snvenled from ruchinc the scene. 3. There is no hospital°' ambulance service on the Peninsula. In the event of a serious iniufy or illness, medical response would be~~ dwirc times of severe traffic corcestion. Mcnoller, transpor. tation otthe ill°' injured person to medk:al t.cilities would be delayed to the detriment ol the pttient. E. The City Council finds that the threat to the public health, safety and~ about by severe tndfic concestion •lone the Balboa Peninsula can be eliminated by authorizina the Chief ol Police, 0t his or her desi&nee. to restrict motor vehicle access tD the Peninsula durirc times ol silJrificant traffic c:o..,.me>n and/« when conditions ,. such that Sftet'e coc westk>n will occur if access is not restr ic:ted. Section 12.32.080 Balbol Plniosula Traffic Acceu Control Points -Authorization of Establish.. The Chief ot Police, °' his or her desianee. shall be authorized to estabtish approprillle traffic access control points alont Balboe Boulevard when it is determined by a Newport Beach Police that: A. Nonnal movement of traffic .,. Balboa Boulevard will be impaired such that there is a threat to the health, safety and wetfate of persons residirc. WOtklrc. °'present in and alone the Balbol Peninsula and the COfll8$lion would be eliminated or alteviated if access to the Peninsula was c:ontrotled °' restridect, °' B. UtUe 0t no vehcular flow is occurrinc alonl Balboa BouteYard, and a sisnificant number of vehicles are not promptly movina when an oppottun~ arises to do so. The authority to establish traffiC access control points shall cease at such time as rasonabty flowinc traffic is restated. Section 12.32. 085 Exceptions. The ~lowina vehicles shall be permitted ~ to the Balboa Peninsula notwithstandinc restrictions Imposed pursuant to Section 12.32.080: A. Authorized emetaency vehicles; 8. Mot°' vehicles carryinc doctors who are respondina to bona fide requests ol patients on Balboa Peninsula; c. Comr1letCW vehicles maJOna deliveries to residences or businesses on Balboa Peninsula between the hours of 6:00 A.M. and 6:00 P.M. D. Motor vehicles occupied by persons residirc on the BaJboa Peninsula and/a< their suests; E. The owners.. ~. and customers of bust· nesse5 located on the Balboa ~ninsula for which parkinc spaces are immediately available. Section 12.32.090 Balboa Peninsula Traffic Access . viotations When traffic access control points have been estab- lished pursuant to Section 12.32.080: A. No person shall drive a motor ¥ehicle past a traffic access control poim when one or more puce officer or tnlffic control~ are stationed at the location without stc>pplnc the vehicle at the control point; B. No person shall drive a motor vehicle on to the Balboa Peninsula without the appnMI ol a police officer sbltioi -9 at the traffic control point; C. No person shall fail°' refuse to immediately drive the motor vehicle under his °' her control ~ from a traffic control point In a direction ...., from the Balboa Peninsula when directed to do so by a peace officer, 0. No person shall park, stop, °' permit to remain standirc. any motor vehicle at °' near any tra1f'ic control point °' at any other ~ace 1n any manner that impairs the vehicular pedestrian access to or fnJm the Balboa P9ninsula. Section 12.32.095 Balboa ~ninsula Traffic Access· Ucemptions. The prowisions of Section 12.32.090 shall not apply to pedestrians °' to penons ridina bicyctes and lhafl not be used for the purpose of restrictina °' lmpai,..,_ access to Balboa Peninsula by pedestrians 0( bicycfists. Secbon 2: All otNr provisions ol Chapter 12.32 ~ remain in full bee and eftect.. Section 3• The M.,ar Ghall ""' and the CitY Cletk shall attest to the pess ... 'ol this On:tmw1c:e. The City Ctertl: st.fl <*M the serne to be published once m the offtcial newspeper -.thin fifMn (15) ~ lftllr lb~. Sedion 4: Thet Otdff\an()I ... introduced ... ,...., meltN• of the CdJ CoUndl ol the City of .... port a.ch hMd on the 11th cf91 of Mlf, 1987. end~ on the ... ol...,,ltl7,bftM~--.--· ans. COUNCILMEMBERS Co>1, Hart. Plummer. ......s---.Tunw NOQ. COUNCI 1mmns ..,,., COUNCA.MOl809 .... f'ICllllOUI llJJH .. UMl ITATIMIJfT The foltoMnl '*'°" Is doiftl bulirtMS -T£AM FRAMING CO., 9431 Molili· 11n1 Dr, H.B., CA 92646. ...,.,.. C. Wilson, 9431 Moeillana Or, H.B.. CA 92646. This business Is con· dudlld by M individueJ. The rqistrant com· m11ad '° tr8ftACt busi-. nea under the fictitious ~ neme ot names lilflld ebwe on s.22.a1. Ill,..,.._ C. Witlon This ~ -fited with the County Clefk ol Or.,. ~on M.y 22, 1917. ,... No. f344661 5/286146/116/18 0331 ntliiiOUI .... ..... ITATEMEJn The ~lowinc person is doinc business as: VICTO- RIA VILLAGE INCOME FUND, 2222 Martin Street. Suite260, Irvine, CA 92715. Stephen M. Zamucen, 815 Ceiba Street. Newport Beach, CA 92715. This business is con· ducted by a limited pertner- ship .. The re1istrant com· metad to transact busi· neu under the fictitious business name °' names listed~ on NIA. Isl Stephen M. Zamucen This Stltement was filed with the County ~ of C>nqt County on May 22. 1987. file No. F3U664 5/286/4 6/116118 0332 nt!iiiOUSllJUllllS NW ITATIMIJfT The followil• penons ale doin1 business as: (1) WESCO RESEARCH; HCI OORPOAA TION: (2) W£SCO MARKETING: (1) WESCO RESEARCH, DIVISION Of HCI CORP .• 1900 Poft ~ vence, Newpof1 BNch, CA 92660. Harkless Consuttinc. Inc., a California corporation. 1900 Poft Provence, New· port Buch, CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by a corporation. The re1istrants com· menced to transact busi· neu under the fictitious business name °' names listed abc:Ne on 4-1-87. I sl Harltless Consuttini, Inc.; Pat Hatkless. Secre- tary. This statement was filed with the CountY Ctertt of Oranae County on May 22. 1987. FileNo.~53 5/28 6/4 6/11 6/18 0327 l·J3011 PUeuc NOTICI ntil llOUI ....... NAME ITATDIUff The folk>winl persons are doin& business as: THE SAN Cl.£MENTt FLORIST, 143 Ave. def Mar. San Clemente, CA92672. The fictitious business narM ret.mld to•~ was filed on 10.2-82 in the ~ ol Orlnee. ()riaina: File No. Fl 99423. Ct.tes Newman. 2408 Calle Ma)ofu, San Cle· menW, CA 92672. Sandra Newfnan, 2408 Calle MaJorca, San Cle· mente, CA 92672. Lorraine tt.wman, 2408 Catie Maforca, San Cle· mente. CA 92672. EJlen P. Newman, 600 ~Sana.n-1111.CA mn. This business Is con· dudld.,,. ~partner. ship. Ill a... He•men, San· dra Newnwn, Lonalne NN· man Thil m•rnent ws fHed -'th the County c... °' 0.-.. County on Mlly 8. 1987. 5/286/4 6/116/18 0345 JoMC.~Jr . ~ SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICIAL) Case Number: 182935 (Numero dll Caso) NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Avtso a Acusedo) GEORGE W. HOSS, an indi- vidual, and DOES 1 throulh 10, inclusive YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PlAIN· TIFF: (A Ud. le est•· deman· dando) DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS INC. You t*'8 lO CALENDAR DAYS afW this summons is served on you to file • typewritten response at thl$ court. A i.tter °' phone caU will not prot9Ct you; )'OUr ~ written response must be in proper lqal fonn If you WMt the COUit to hear your case. If you do not file your response on time, you may lose the case, and your waaes. money and property may be taken without further waminc from the court. There .,.. other lepl ,.. qui""'*1ts. You may want to call an attorney ri&ht .way. If )IOU do not know an attorney, )IOU may call an attorney merral MfVice 0( • lepl aid office (listed in the phone book). [)esp ... , de que le entre- auen esta cbcio • Judicial usa.d tiene un p&azo de 30) DIAS CALENDARIOS J*'a presenter una respuesta escrita • ma'QUina en est.a cone. Una carta o una I~ ......,.nica no le of'9C*a' proteccio'n; su ~ escrita a ma·quina tiene que cumptir con las formal· ldades leples ~ si usted QUiete que la oorte escuche su aso. Si U$1lld no Pl esenbl SU resouesta a tiempo, puede perder et aso, y le pueden quitar su salario. su dinero Y otras COUS de SU propie. dad sin ~ adicional pew patte de la cor1e. Existen otros requisitos leptes. Puede QUe usted quiera llamar a un abopdo inmediatamente. Si no ccmoce 1 un abo1ado, puede Hamer a un servicio de I efes etlcia de abapdos o • una oficina de ~ lepl (YU el directorio tel- eto•nico). The name and addteSS of the court is.: (El nombre y direccio'n de la corte es) ORANGE COUNTY MUNICJPAl COURT, CEN· TRAL ORANGE JUDICIAL DISTRICT, 700 Civic CenW Drive West. Santa Ana. CaJi· fomia 92701 The name and address and tejephone number of plaintitrs attorney,°' plain- tiff without an attorney is: (EJ nombte, la direccio'n y et numero de telefono def abopdo def demandante, o del demandante que no tiene abopdo, es) Kevin K. F'itzaerald. Jones, Bell, Simpson & Abbott. 800 W'!Wlil'9 ec..t. vard, Fifth floor, Los Aneetes. California 90017; (213) 485-1555 0.: July 311985 (Fecha) (S-1) ROBERT B. KUHEl. Clerk (Actuario) by TetYt Ford, DlsxAy (Oelepdo) 5/28. 6/4, 6/ll, 6 / 18 0329 ncn nous M1•1m ..._ITATWT n.-..-. ........ ~ Mn.-.: ZENfTH INVESTMENT GROUP. 3737 8itCh StreM. Third floor. tlewpcwt Blach, eaa. fornie 92660. ~ f . Emery, 2616 COW. Stteet. Corona 6et .... Cllifomle 92625. FICiiiiOUIMIJl- NAMllTATW The fol~ Plf'IO"I .. ~~111:Y1CTO. RIA VIUAGE GARDEN APARTMENTS. 22.22 M:wtin Street, Su-. 260, IMne, CA 92715. ~ M. Zamucan. a General ,.,,,.. 815 c.ibl Streit. Mlapcrt a.ch, CA 92660. Blase Zamucen, a General Partner, 28542 Mutwa, Mission Vtlio. CA 92692.. This busines:s Is con- ducted by a limited pemier. s.hip. The reaistrants com- metad to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name °' names list9d abo¥a on N/ A. Isl Stephen M. Zamucen This stalllment .. filed with the CountY Cieri( ol ~ County on May 22. 1987 file No. F'344659 5/28 6/4 6/116/18 0336 nctSllOUIM'9 ... NAME ITATIMDfr The fol~ person Is doina business as: REGATTA FINANCIAL GROUP. 27982 PaMO Bar-ranca. San Juen Capistrano, CA92675 . R111 A. (lo) Churtonts, 2209 w. 25th St. #19, San P9dro, CA 90732. Thi& business ls con· duded by an indMdual. The re1istrant com· menQed '° transact busi· nes.s under the fictitious business neme °' names listed abow on S. l U7. Isl Ray A. Churtonis This ~ was filed with the County Clertt ol 0ranee Councy on May 22. 1987. File No. f344662 5/286/4 6/116118 0330 1..m12 PUltJC NOTIC( ntSil!OUI .U•flEU MW ITATIMIJIT-. The foltowitw persons.,. doinc business n: NEW· PORT CENTER RADIOLOGY ASSOCIATES MEDICAL GROUP, INC .. 360 San Miauel Drive, Newpof1 8-ch. California 92660. Neiwport Harbor Radiol· OD Associates Medical Group, Inc., a California corporation, 360 San M11uel Drive, Newport Beach. CaJifomia 92660. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. Sl1ned: Newport Harbor RadiolQIY AssociMel Med· ical Group; Edward I. Mii*, M.D .. President. The reaistrant com· menoed '° transact buli· ness under the ftCtitious buli,_ ,.,,... 01 ""'* llmd abowe on ._ 1969. This .......... -filed with the County a.rtt ot ()ranee County on May 7. 1987. fl6e No. f343316 5/21512.86/4 6/11 0318 ... IC__. ...... ,... ,_ ........ ...... HHIU&ia llUTl MO. am• To ....... ~ cNditon end conti...-nl er9dlOrl Md .... who m•Y be ottwwf.. Inter· .-dlntt.willor .... al JAMES E. COWNS. • A_.,, hM ~ filed by John J. Collins and htrick F. CofUM In the Superior Court "' Or.,. County recauntln1 that JamesJ. CollinlMd ~ F. Colins be ~ as penotl ... NrPi 11....n. '° ..... the .... of the ...... The petition requests Mhority to ldminisw the .... under the ''*'*d-ent Administration of UU.SN:A. A hMrina on the petition wiU be held on June 10, 1987, at 1~5 PM in ~ 3, 100 CIVIC CENTER OR., SANTA ANA. CALIFORNIA 92702. If YOU OBJECT to the .,..,.,.. of the s*ition. you shoukl either ..,.,..,. 8t the hurin1 •nd state your obiectioM of file written ~ with the court before the hearinc.. Your ~fNWbeinper son Oii by yo&.:~. If YOU ARE A CREDfTOR °' a COlltit.-nt a-.Mar of the dec111ecf, you must fi .. yo&.: daim ... the CDUrt Oii ~It'° the ..... ,.~ •PPC>inted by the court within four months from the elm al ftnt issuancl of i.n.s n prowided ln section 700 al the Caeitami9 ProbMe Code. The time for fiU. dlims will not ..... prior to four months from the dltll of the hew' ... noticed abowe. YOU MAY EXAMINE the fi .. kept by the court. tf you we • person intef ested in the ...... YoU m-.y MfW uPon the executor or administmor, Of upon the llttDmey for the ew:utoJ 0( edministrMor, end fi .. with the court with ptOof al ..,. vice, a writt9n niquest mt- inl thlt YQlll Mira special notice of the filinl al en Inventory and appraise- ment of --..... Of of the petitionl 0( accounts mentiolied in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the Callfomla ~Code. Attorney for Petitioner. SHEPPARD, MUWN, RtCH- TER & HAMPTON, Alten· tion: JOSEPH G. GORMAN. JR., 333 South Hope Shit. 48th Floor, Los Anaeles, California 90071. 5/21 5/28 6/4 0325 lt~U PUIUC NOTICE nc11110U1 wm MAMl SfATDIUfT The foliow.na persons •re doina business as: NAPPY SACKS-USA. INC .• 31706 Cont Hwy., Suite 401, South LJicuna, CA 926n Pacific Coast Br•nds, Inc .. a California corpora- tion, 31706 Coaist Hwy., Suite 401, South l..ICUN. CA92677. This business is con- ducted by • corporation. Sicned: Pacific Coast Brand$. Inc.; N.8. Donivan, President. The re1istrants com· metad '° tnlnUCt busl· neu under the ftctitious business '*'18 listed above on •1 l.1981. '™5 ~was filed with the Oouney Qertt of otw,.. Courity on April 28, 1987. FlleNo.~7 sn 5114 51215129 0211 GUY, JR. be ~llild a perMMl~tD edmln'lt1 the_.. of the . ..... The petition requests 8"thority to adml"'IW the ....... under the lndepend· ent Administration of EstMllAct. A heerint on the petition will be held on 6/10/87 .t l :45PM in~ 3 b:ated at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA CA , IF YOU OBJECT to the srantint of the petition, you shoutd either appear at the hearin1 •nd state your obfectlons of file written objections with the court before the hearina. Your appearance may be in per. son °' by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contincent creditor of the deoeased, you must file your daim with the court or present it to the personal representative aPPointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the California Prob9te Code. The time for fili"I clairm will not apire prior to four months from the d*"of the hearina noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person interested In the est.lie. you may seNe uPon the executor or administrMor, °' ~ the llttOrN1 for the executor °' admtni'itrillor, and file with the court with prod of .... vice, a written request stat· ins that you desire spea.1 natic::e of the fMinl of an inventory and appr•ise· ment of estal8 nSllts Of of the petitions °' accounts mentioned In sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the Cafifomla Probate Code. Attorney tor petitioner: JANE BAUER, ATIORNEY AT LAW, 17592 IRVINE BLVD., STE 132. TUSTIN, CA92680 51215/28 6/4 0321 1-utU "*-'CNOl'U fiCiiiiOUS ...... NAME lfATDmlT The foHowins persons are doin1 business as: (l) NACOM INDUSTRIES (2) NACOM, 27611 La Paz ROid. Llluna Nicuel, Cali· fomia 92671. F1uorcx:Mbon Company, a California corporation, 27611 La Paz Rmd, Lacuna Niauet. California 92671. This business is con- ducted by a corporation. Sianed: Auorocarnon Com· pany; William M. Joslin, Y.P. &. Gen1 Manaaet. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 12123/86. This statement was filed wdh the County Clet'k of Oranae County on May 14, 1987. File No. F34395 l 51215/286/4 6/11 0317 \.lie and Accident andHeelth ... ~ ...... ~~::rt Oeceollber Jl. 1916 ol ~-l)!AN~~(> ?~ ~~~~~ &i5.lr rt.=..;-ir. Total admltt.d useb W.M."2. Total H*lltles 17,ta.6M. C91tel stock.a 12.500.000. ~le _.,,..," for sutPJus .... tNn .-ct.I ~lvsfundas.+. ~ p.ald-ln end con· trlbuled ... _tus -.-.n.. ~ .. :F. II ... .-ca.I surplus Uwtl•led tundl ~>SM.Mt~m. t1on11\~ opet'•· tncnwc ...._, '" ~~~-.r-,,....... orce: Ma· ........... 11..-. Acc .................. ==as.~·~ : ~8"9ir1111=;. ~ ........... heelth ~~ · Okecf· ~"8rMt...,n11sP ... ii-:e-=mc:n.,i.tv"' ":! ......... Anftuel :'!'~~-;,.re ~murance ~ ol ... Stele ol C.llforme. ,_,,. IUMt~ .... p~ J . WOJCIK. S:~ D. Peny. Newport £'WI.~ (A 7) AMy 7, 14 21, 2', Jun 4 CYl:T1 WllOl'ICI ACiiiiOUI •l•taa NW ITAYlmln' The foUoMns Plf"IOf'I is doina bullnels •: OURAHT OESaGNS, 140 N. C Streit. Tustin, CA 92680. Will Durant, 140 N. C Str91t, Tustin, CA 92680. This buliness is con· duct9d by an Individual. 5i1Md: Wiff Durant. The r .. istrant com· m..ad to tnlnuct busi· nes.s under the fictitious busl...s name or name1 listed abcNaon 5/1187. This lltMlment was filed with the CourQ Clettt of Otance County on May 4, 1987. File No. f'342843 5n 5/14 5121 s121 0262 PUMJC N011C£ F1CTmOUS 8UllNESS NAiil If ATUlf.NT The followin(I person is doins business as: ANIMAL EMERGENCY CENTER, 18440 E. Amstad St., Foun- tain YaHey, CA 92708. Robert L Rooks. O.Y.M .• 3308 Cl•y St.. Newport Beach, CA 92663. This busineu is con- ducted by an individual Silned: Robert L Rooks. The re1istr•nt com· -,,., iced to tnnsact busj. neu under the fictitious bus.ine5$ name listed above on s.8-87. This .imt.i....__"*_nt ... was filed with the County Cletk of Oranae County on May 11, 1987. File No. F343473 5/14 5/215/286/4 028' lt4251• PUIUCNOl'U ACiniiOUI ··I~ .-mTIMBIT The tolowins person ls doina ~as: TOWNE PLAZA LIQUOR, 25222 Chat1inde Drive, Unit A. Mission Y91jo, CA 92691. Mon Jitnltanliinda c/o 25222 awtinda Drive. Untt A. Mission V'eeiO. CA 92691. This business is con- ducted by an individual. Si1ned: AOu>m Jitratana- jinda. The re1istrant com· menoed to transact busi· ness under the fictitious bus.ineu name listed M>ove 1n May 1987. This statement was filed with the County Cle~ of Oranae County on Apnl 29, 1987. File No. F3'2504 517 5/14 5121 5128 027' I(.~ PUBUCNOTICE f1CT1TIOUS llUSaNESS NMI£ STATOIDfT The followtn& persons are doma buS1ness as· MAN- DARIN DRAGON RESTAU· RANT. 31952 Del Obispo #120, San Juan Capestrano. CA92675 . Ohver Yuna-Fu Chen. 25875 Can1as. Mission Viejo, CA 92692. Phl1by Ctun-Fana Chen, 25875 Can1as. Mission Vteio, CA 92692. Joann Chin· Tao Yan1. 1080 Gordon, Kinsmen, Ari1ona 86401. 5'9¥9 You-Kai lee, 1080 Gordon, Kil'llJT\M', Arizona 86401. This busin.ss Is con· duc1ed by a ...... Pitt· nershlp. Si1ned: Phllby Chen. Thi -..... -·1.tstrw-nts" ... not ~ COliifTWte*' bUsiness. This .....,,..,. -Ned '""' the eaun.y Clertl fA Oranee Ccu"Q on Aoti 29, 1917. f'lte No. Fl42S 15 5/14 5121 S/216/4 0296 WMOncl Atht110U1a11 •• ......... " The fdlucils• ........ ~..,....•WEST· ATtS QMPHtCS SUM.Y. •7 8irch Sil. Wiit 120. Newport 8MCh. Calibnia 92ea). DMd H. H9rriS. 2718 Vitt. dtl Ofo, Newport 8Mch. California 92660. .. .. . . .. . . . , MY a 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIONICOSTA MfSA NEWS,_ 11 Abrlltwn 8urM. 241fi7 ~ St, ear.,.. -.&. CA9ll07. ·-... Thi1 business Is con- ductld by a ...... S*t· nenhip. ~: o.wid H. ~. The rqlstrtnts com- menced to tranuct busl· ness under the fictitious businns name or names lilted ebo.le on April 27 1987. -• This mternent was filed with the County Clettt of Or.,. County on April 27, 1987. File No. F342259 5fl 5/14 5/21 5/27 0263 ,._ICmnc:E ncn1w •••• ..._IT&~ The folowins Plf"IOf'I is doiftl .....,_ a: ALTER· ATIONSUNUMITID, l09E . 181h St., Com Mesa, CA 92627. Kwensin Lindstrom, 13 Rock Sprincs. Irvine, CA 92114. This business is con- ducted by an individual. Sitned: Kwans.in Lindstrom. The re1istrant com· me.ad to transact busi- ness under the fictitious busineu name listed ebove on S-3-87. This statement wn filed 1t.m12 with the County c~ of PU8lJC N01'1CE Oranae County on May 11. nthhuUI 8UlllESS 1987. NAME SfATEMUff File No. F34347S The foltowinl persons are 5/14 5/215/286/4 0281 doina business as; GILBERT 1·32171 H. BROCKMEYER ICE PUIUC NOTIC( CREAM COMPANY, 31706 ntiiiiOUSWESS Coast Hwy., Suite 401, NAiil SfATEMENT South Lacuna. CA 92677. The followine person is Pacific Coast Brands, doina business es: SEA Inc., a C.lifomla corpora. OTTER SWIM SCHOOL. tion, 31706 Coaist Hwy., 32311 Alipaz, San Juan Suite 401, South Lasuna. Capistrano. CA 92675. CA 92677. Rebeoce L Febian, 1330 This business is con· Mura, San Clemente. CA ducted by a corporation. 92672. Si1ned: Pacific Coast This business 1s con. Brands, Inc.; N.B. Donavan. ducted ..., an individual. President. Sianed: R:-C. L Fabian. The re1istrants com-The re1istrant com- meticed to tran5act busi· menced to transact busi· neu under the fictitious ness under the fictitious business name listed abowe bus"-5 name listed at>owe on April l . 1987. on April 1, 1987. This statement wes filed This statement was filed with the ~ CleR of with the County Cleril al <>ranee County on Aoril 28, Oratwe County on May 6, 1987. 1987. f'tle No. f'342348 Fi .. No. F343143 5n s114 5121 5/28 0212 511• 51215/28614 0290 MOT'aOf ~IALE LeM ..... 3 •• 1/ICHEUDl9llA ......... ..,...n C1 wr .. ..._ -.001..oon YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 06/26/85. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPt.ANATION OF THE NATURE OF TH.E. PROCEEDtNGS AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On06/09/87 at lO:OO~M. INTERSTATETRUST DEED SERVICE. INC. as the duly eppoinled Trustee under end pursuant to Deed of Trust. recorded an 07 /03/85 as Document No. SS-.246094 of Official Recofds in the office of the Recoe der of Onlnse County, California. exec ad by. OAHNY J. SCHEUER. wtU SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, ~ M time d ale in lawful money of the UnMd s.Mls) lit Chapman Ave. etlb~ to CMc 0.. Buildif'L 300 [. Chapman Ave., Oranle. CA. atl rilht. title and i,,..,.._ OLM1ve,ed to and now held by it under satd Deed of Trust in the Pfapel'ty situated in said County, c:.fitomla. describins the land therein: EXHIBIT "A" PARCEL I: All PORTION Of LOT l OF TRACT NO. 7695, IN THE CllY Of NEWPORT BEACH. COUNTY OF OAAHGE. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP RECORDED tN BOOK 302. PAGES 14 ANO 15, Of MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. RECORDS OF SAID ORANGE COUNTY. SHOWN AND DEFINED AS UNIT lA ON THAT CERTAIN CONOOMIN· IUM PlAN RECORDED OCTOBER 4, 1972. IN BOOK 10358, PAGE 765, Of'FlCIAL RECORDS Of ORANGE COUNTY. CAUFORNI~ PARCEL II: AN UNOIV10EO l /5'TH INTEREST IN ANO TO THAT PORTION OF LOT 1 Of TRACT 7695, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH. COUNTI OF ORANGE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 302, PAGES 14 AND 15, OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, RECOROS Of SAID ORANGE COUNTY. SHOWN ANO DEFINED AS COMMON AREA. ON THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM Pl.AN RECORDED OCTOOER 4, 1972, IN BOOK 10358. PAGE 765, OFFlClAL RECORDS Of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. PARCEL Ill: All THAT PORTION Of LOT l Of TRACT 7695. IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY OF ORANG£. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP RECOROED lN BOOK 302. PAGES 14 AND 15, OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. RECORDS OF SAID ORANGE COUNTY. SHOWN AND DEANED AS GARAGE PARKING SPACE G-1-6 ON THAT CERTAIN CONOOMINIU .. Pl.AN RECORDm OCT09ER •. 1972, IN BOOK 1035& PAGE 765., OfflCW. RECORDS Of ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. The 51relt addtess end ott. common ~. if Sf'/, of the ,... pt~ described abcwe is purported to be: 601 UDO PAR'< ORfVE tlA. NEWPORT BEACH, CA92663. The ur~ldef..,_rwp..,· .... .,.,. Trume disdaim1 _,, ~for Sf'/ •te0n.::1Jms of tt. m.t addlw and Oltw common dJ ·~ • ..,,. "'°"" hw9in. Seid .... • be rMde. but without cow...wt or wr.-, ...,._or implied. • • dilw tilla. pc 111 MM. °' ~ to .,.., the •••--• pirw:iipll sum of the nalll(s) wand bf Aid Dwt of Trust. wfltt ...... ... ....... • pCHidld i1t Mid nalll(s) • .,_ ... if..,,, uncW h W1N of .. Deed of TNlt, ..... c::t.jlS and .,,.. Ill oftheTM91andoftM~at' 1bylllid Deed of TNlt. ..._ P40.7S5.50. The' belllllk:ilry uncW aid Dwt of TNll t•--.e bdC•ll9d and dllMied to IN uo••ied e --.in o.dallllioi• of Ollla&lll Ind OwNnd for We. and a~ Matic:9" w -Dection '° s.11 The"' ....... caMd -Nalicie of OlfalA and Olctlort '° Seti '° be NCOlclld in ... ~ ...... the ..... ~ Is eoc.ct. 11 ........ Tf\llt Dwt s.Mce. Inc.• Tndtle S/14 5/21 S/28 Isl MWtN Glhill. A.ill. V'ICI ~ 1 T182 E. 17\h St.. ,. 105 Tustil\, CA 92680 (714) 73().6526 0294 9'-11111 WMn"a fiCI ii iiOUI • I lfl E• ._STA~ The ~Ill penaN are doinc business as: CHRISTY MARKETING COMPANY, 1501 W85tclitf Drive, ~ 303, Newport Beach.~ 92660 • Chrilly Foodservice Entefprises, Inc., a C.lifor· nia corpcntion, 1501 West- cliff Drive, Suite 303, New· port Beach, CA 92660. This busineu is con· ducted by • corporation. Si&ned: Christy Foodsef'vice Enterprise$, Inc.; Nick 0. Christy, President The rqistrants com- menced transactinc busi· ness under the fictitious ~ness name listed abowe on April 20, 1987. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oralllt County on April 29. 1987. File No. F342509 5/14 5/215/286/4 0288 &·3Z157 PUil.iC N011Cl FlCT1TIOUS..,.... NW ITATEMIJfT The foUowins persons ere doine bU$ineS$ as: TENS CARE. 4350 Yon Karman. SUite 430, Newport Beach, Catifamla 92660. J.D. Medic.el, Inc., a Calt· fomia Corporation, 4350 Von Karman. Suite 430, Newport Buch. Calitom1a 92660. Miramar Corporation, 4350 Von i<.man, Su~ 430, Newport a-ch. Calt· fomia 92660. This business is con· ducted by. eenera& ~· nership. Silned: J.O. Med- teal, Inc.; Geofli8 Dennis 111, President. The recistrants com· meclCed to tranud busi- ness u~ ~ fictitious businesS name listed abowe on March 1. 1986. This~ --filed with the County c..,. of Oranse County on May 7. 1987. • File No. F343229 5/14 5/21 5/28 614 0291 l..J8M ......c~ ACihiOUS Ml• EU ...-STAW1 The toaowq psson is doin1 business u : EEO ENTERPRISES, 25241 Paseo de Alicia 1100. Lal· una Hills, CA 92653. Euaene E. 0oms. 25241 Paseo de Alicia 1100, l.al- una Hills, CA 92653. This busineu is con- ducted by an individual Signed: Eueene E. Ooms. Business first transacted under this business name on Dec. 1985. This statement was fi led with the County Clerll of Orange County on May 6. 1987 File No F343202 51215/286/4 6111 0315 1-32'559 P\aJC NOTICE flt Iii IOUS 8U9ESS NAM£ STATtmJIT The tallowi,. persons are do1n1 business as. THE WOLFF COMPANY, Four CMc Plau. Suite 350. New- port Beach, California 92660. Wolff/Potter Develop· ment Corporation, a Celitor· nla oorpondiol'i. four CMC Plaza. Suite 350. NewPort Beech. CMifomia 92660 This business is con- ducted. by a corporation. SilNd: Wolft/PafW Oew!f· ....... Carpoilbcllli; Tho- mas C.. Wolff. Pnisidll il The rec1Stnnt com· 11•.ced ~ busl· ness under the fictidous tM.w.a name ti..s...,... on 311187 This ........... fited with the ~ a.. of OralW! County on Aoril 30. 1987. fie No. F342682 S/14 5121S/2861• 0287 WllOlU RCihW•Ulm UMllfATWMT ,,,. ............... daina ......_.es. ONE· OH-ONE. 223 fei,_, Pk., s Coilta ...._CA 92627 Randall W. Closs. 223 Flitw9y Pk., Com Mele. CA 92627. o.vi. J. Kalfm9n. 34030 Selv• Rd., 185, La1una N_lcue', CA 'Y&n. Thia business is con- ductlld by a ..,waa .-It· nen.hip. Sf&ned: Rand.tit w Cro5L . The re1istrants com· metlOed to tranuct busi- ness under the f.ctitious busine& name lilied abcJw on 5/9/87. This statement was filed with the County aenc of Orarwe County on May 11. 1987 file No. F343474 511• 5/215/286/4 0285 l ·!alS PUaJC NOTICE nc10 iOUS ar1aras MW ITATl.mWT The foltowins person is doins business K WAU([R GILMOUR ASSOCIATES, 1312 Westcfiff Ori\le, New- port 8-ch. CA 92660. Wilma W. Schweickhard, 1312 Westdiff Orive, New- port Beach, CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by en individual. Sl1ned: Wilma W Schweickhard. The l1lllistrant is not yet conductina business under this rwne. This ttmeei-m-e-nt..t was fi*f With the County CleR of Or-. County on Apnl 30, 1987. f'tle No. F342720 5/215/286/4 6/11 0316 PUmJCNOTIC( ACiitiOUI •WSS ..._lfAn.JIT The fodowins peno111 ere doinc businas es: A.. MMES TRAVEL. 18700 MacAtthur Blvd., lnrine. CA 92715. Will~ Orr, a California Corpontion, m s. Main tn. 0ranse. CA 92667 . Lynn ~ Rose, 2105 E. Altura. 0ratwt. CA 92667. This business is con: duded by CO·l)ertnet'S. Sianed. Lynn Rose. The rq1str•nts com· IT'lel IC:ed '° tranw:t btJs,. ness under the fictitious buslfW5S tame list9d ebowe onS/5/87 This stMernent was filed Wtth the County ~ of <>ranee County on May 11. 1987 File No f3434n Si l ' 5/21 S/28 614 0283 PUaJCNOnCl ACiiiiOUS.,._SS MWITAn:mwT The foUio-'ns per$CMtS are doinc business as. KMGL STUDIOS. 1520 N nmes Pt, Suite 104, Cost3 Mesa. CA92626 Rich Davis. 4500 Park Newpor"' NeW1)0rt Bsch. CA 92660 Karen Tyndall, 8081 Hol· land Circle, Huntmcton Beech. CA 92641 This business 1s con ducted by a lem•ted partner· ship S4cned. Rich Oa1t1s. Kefen Tyndall The re11strants com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictftlOUS business Mme hsted abowe on May 1. 1987. ThtS 5tatement was flied with the County Cler1t of Ora,.e County on May 11 , 1987 f"tle No F3434 76 5/14 512151286/4 0282 I~ WNOTa AC lhiOUS •11111111 Mm STA1'11m111T The kAMilw .-•ere doif1I bullt'8SS as: GR£VS. TONE AtOGE. ~ Mec:Ar· \hut Bhd .•• 680, ..... port Beech. CA 92660. M•y Hann•. 4000 MaCMh.w 81.t., .. 680, Pleaport a.ch. CA 92660. ...,., A.. ~ Azs, 4000 MacMhut' 8lwd-. sa 680. . Huport 8w:h. CA 92680 This business as con· dUc:tld tJ¥ I ..... l*t· nenh•P Seined: MaedY ~GensalPnw Thas........,._ with the ec.,nty Qerk d Oranlt Coooty on May S, 1987. F-.No ™31~ 5/1' 5121 5/19 614 0293 I . '~••Ya IE THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS Docs' C.ts .......... 8l4 TRANSPORTATION Ll~k ......... 1 •••• 825 CLASSIFIED INDEX MERCHANDISE SALES & SERVICE Antiques ............. 808 Appliances ........... 806 Birds ................ 826 REAL ESTATE HoUsekeepina Rooms 413 Hotels ...•..........• 416 Industrial . . . . . . . 506 lfl'-'Ull~ Property , ....• 509 Lake Shor~ Property 515 Airplanes ............ 900 Ant1oue Ctass1c Car ... 912 Autos tor Sale ........ 910 ' Appliances Wanted ••. 807 Auctions ............. 81• Building Material ..... 817 Business Equipment 818 Camera Equipment ... 819 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 F lfrflitu"" ............. 800 F"cniture. Wanted ..... 805 Garage Sales ......... 705 Jewelry .............. 812 Marine Supplys ....... 906 Misc. tor Sale ......... 809 Misc. Wanted ......... 810 Musical Instrument ... Sf 1 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ....... 823 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcing .......... 200 Beauty Aids .......... 213 Card of Thanks ....... 201 Cemetery Lots ........ 20 l Florists ............... 207 Funeral Directory ..... 205 Funeral Services ...... 206 Health Aids .......... 214 Leaal Nottces ......... 212 Lodges-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 Lost & Found ......... 210 Personals ............ 211 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to Loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ EMPLOYMENT Agencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation . . . . . . . . . 307 Acreage ......•.....•. 511 Apts. Furnished ....... 407 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bldg. to be Moved .... 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...•.. 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches •.... 512 Garages for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale •...... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfurn ............. 406 Lots for Sale .......... 510 Mobile Homes .......• 917 Mortgage & TO ....... 607 Motels ..........•.... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Out of State Prop •.... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xchg ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. 41~ Rental .............. 417 Autos Wanted .••...•• 915 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair/Dom ....• 913 Autp Repair/For ...... 914 Boats ...........•.... 905 Campers .••.•.......• 919 for'l_i&n & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds ..•..........• 909 Motorcycles & Bi~es 908 Motor Homes ......... 916 SERVICES Schools ••......•..... 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business Services 408-APltrb••llS, Unfur. Two bedroom, two bath condo San Juan Capis- trano, enck>sed garage, pool privileges, no pets. $795 month. Phone evenings 870.7435 417-Relort Reillllla COl.C>RADOI TELLURIDE • beautiful, maaicat, breathtaking. Nicely furn condo, sleep$ 4. Extraordinary views, sunny view deck. short watk to town, cable TV, jacuui, extras. out· 510.Loll for We San Juan Capistrano_ 1 I 3 acre residential lot near Mission. Plans & buildina ~Its ready to build. ~124,000. 496-2515 CUSTOM LANDSCAP· I NG DESIGNS-Sprinkler systems installed/ repaired/ cleanups/ haulaways/Lic & Ins. 535-0613 Reliable, Reasonable Repairs. New work & small ;obs. Free est 759- 7666 •House Cleaning CLEANING UNLIMITED For exceUence in house- cleanin1t providing all supplies including vac- T rustworthy & dependa- b'e. Call today for esti· mates. 546-3726 Wanted: 25 Ovetwe1ght People to try new diet formula. 650-5015 30S-~ment Opportunities Retired CEO needs help! Balboa Penn. Executive secretary skills-accurate shorthand, typing, bank reconcilliations a must 2-3 days/wk. Flexible hrs. Prefer mature ~ son. Robert Ernett 673- 8181. TELEPHONE SALES TIRED Of THE HIGH PRESSURE ATMOSPHERE? We offer the following: 4 hour shifts • Pteasant. flexible workenvm't •Appt. setting only No selling. •57 /hour + commis- sion. Non-smokers only please! FOR INTERVIEW CALL: 1 ~800-642 -2729 Secretary needs for sm. business in CdM. Approx 20 hrs/wk-$5/hr ·Send resume or letter to: Box 654 CdM 92625 Part time pasition m the Newport Beach area supervisma European Au Pairs and interviewing DOtential host families. Flex.. hrs. w/good finan· cial com~sation. Xlnt ~nity for profes· SK>Oa l Send letter des- cribin& ~l1fication ~ Liuren KratDllil Au Pair '" Americ• Proara!!".t AIFS foundat'°'1 luu Grenwtch Ave. brMn- wich CT 06830. 203· 869-9090 •~r &R ing HANDYMAN Qualey Work. Lv. mesg. 546-5403 •Nurses-Aide COMPANION AIDE with nursing experience look- ing for elderty courle ()( single elderly. Wil care for you in my beautiful home,~5 Mobile service for auto appearance. specializing in paint restoration & paint sealant to protect new car shine. By appt only. Authorized dealer 722-8319 Airtines/Cruise ship job lists guarantee imme- diate apenings all occu- pations. I -716·882- 2900 Ext 6177 Including evenings. Loving Nanny Wanted. Live-in for 3-year-old, U8ti! housekeeping. ~ month plus Room & Board. 458· 7427 home; 852-0666 ~ MOSTLY BA51(£TS has ARRIVED in the South County area. Earn an excellent income sellina wicker baskets, wan decor, and furniture, through our Home Party Pt.an. tor info about sef· ling or having a party call Cvndi Robinson l ..SOO. 521 -1228 READERS · WORK YOUR OWN HOURS. Clip, read & research newspaper artK:les for magazine edi- tors. Will pay up to $20 each. Apply now! Call refundable (213) 938- 2900 Ext 5301 SAOOLEBACK VALLEY SECURITY SERVICE INC. Immediate openings. Training and uniforms provided. Excellent start· 1ng salary. Ideal for~leee students and reti- rees. Openings South Orafwe County aod New· port Beach 768-1331 405-HOuses for RenVFum Laguna NieueJ. 3 bed· room 2 bath. den, family room, r:.rlace. Com· monity ~MUST SEE $ ]Sb. 643-2365 evenirWs SHORT CUT TO FRANCE. Going to France? Tutoring & Translation ~ for traveler, Businessman, & Student. Michel 662- 3256 •Tutoring Experience~L positive teacher: K-6m, all sub- jects, build ~lf-estee~ while learning. Rapid progress. References. 650=1350 •Wonlprocessinc WOROPROCESSING All areas d business ~~ WOROPROCESStNG GRAPHICS Reasonable 673-32n Olde CdM So of PCH on fabulous pacific Or CNer- lookina ocean, bay & park. Remodled 3 bed, 3 ba, exec home. 3 car gar. Pool. 2 f irepl. Lease $2595. 759·9274. Laguna Hills Condo, Lake Forest/Moulton Pkwy. 2 bedroom, l bath, garage, washer I dryer hook-up. $800. 582· 8470 Beautiful 5 bedroom executive home Mission Vie,jo. Famity rooml den/ offiCe, air, view. year lease, lake privileaes, gardener. 111700 plus security. n~ 785 407-Aols. Fumilhed Apartment Laauna Beach, cm.y, cute. l bed· room, l block to beach, $650. Evenings 497· 6371; days 963-1900 408-Apartments. Unfur. Larae 2 bedroom, 2 bath Ai>artl'ne!lt. El Toro, fire- place, airA Pfllle, new carpets/ dn!IPes. Utilities paid, $800. 831-5075. 2 Bedri>om, 2 bath & studN> with ocean \fM!'tft. Dana Point $785 & $750. 493 6:>79 Dana Point nice/quiet complex, 1 bedroom, refri&erator, ~~...., ~no pees. $fiCJO. 661· Dana Point taree. quiet apartment. 2 bedroom, 2 ~'~66f~ 409-Condos for Rent El Toro condo 2 bed- room, 2~ bath, attached garage. Air, washer, dryer, refrigerator. 6 mo. lease. Sl,025. 581-2668 after 5. Mission Viejo condo. 2 master suites, tao• YM!w. Garage. lake privileges, Air conditioned, Pool. $1,000/monthly. Non Smokers, No-pets. 250- 8336. 380-1 no. Newport Beach-New fum. 2 = ~ ba, dbf eanice. • Jae, yearly rental $1500/mo 21:!- 333-2066 lmmac. Condo. 2 bdrm, 2 ba, dbf pr, pool, jac. tennis. Yrly rental, $1000/mo. ()pen8:30to 7. Avail now 213-258- 5479 Capistrano Beach Town- house. Walk to Beach. 3 bedrooms. 2~ baths, family & dinina room areas, fireplace, bal· CXJrlY /view. Oven, range, dishwasher. 2·car att· ached garage. $1,100 monthly plus security deposit. (213) 431 -1232 Clean, painted 3 bed· room, 1 bath San Juan Capistrano condo. Enclosed ~ patio. Garage. $800/lease, includes water. 582· 3356 Laguna Hills Condo · 2 b«koorn~;:· den, ~ s view! $975. 859-4 23 . Clean, painted 3 bed· room, 1 bath, San Juan Capistrano Condo. Enclosed covered patio, garage. $ 750 includes water. 582-3356 San Juan Capistrano-2 bedroom, 2 bath condo, g~~ge, poo~ jacuzzi. J850. Eves: 810.7435 3 bedroom, 2 story Condo, Mission Viejo, com unity pool-< pets/ & children OK. $~50. ~ 7306 417-Resoft ......... MAUl/Kaanapatli Beach 2 bed, 2 ba condo. Ocean view, fulty furn & equip, Tennis/pool/beach. BtOchure 854-0909 Hilton Head Isl.and Rent South carotine. 2 bedroom, 2 b9ttt. Golf, tennis. 300 prds to beach. $475 weekly. 837-6314 ..... door activities {jeepi ' rafting, horseback, fis'W: in& tours., etc.). Reduced summer rates days or weeks.. Call Bob 494- 8553 weekdays BIG BE.Alt clean qJZy cabin, sips 12, 2 frpl, view nr lake, village & ski, t'o rates, 752·2&X> Maui Kapalua gott villa, fabulous ocean view. 1 bed, 2 ba, eotf & tennis. 640-1212 507. Condominiums For Sale Laguna Nicuel View Condo-upgraded 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Gar· aae. Assumable loan-9~% fixed. $105,900. 364-6210. Balboa waterlront condo w/boat slip & beautiful bay view. 3609 view from obseMltion deck. Private community, pool. gar· age. Will consider trade or lease w/optjon to pur· chase. Call 673-3725 and make offer By Owner Leisure World CO-op Knob Hill. West view, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Privacy. $64,500. 830- 9397 508-Houses for Saile C.M. Tripiex $176,500; monttiJy_ rents $1,950. $90,000 assumable k>an. C>#nel I aeerrt Ram- ona Maney 493-9677. LAGUNA NIGUEL 3 Bed· room, 2 Bath, Den, fam· ily room, firep&ace. Com· munity oool parl(. MUST SEE! S1,25b. 643-2365 evenings CdM Harbor View Hills rare 2 story Burlingame w/ocean view. 4 bed. 3 ba. Owner $540 000 principles only 760· 8719 . Lake Arrowhead Condo. 3 bedroom 2 bath fire- place, buih Ins, base· ment, unfurnis'?_e_d" North Shore $71.YVV Owner. (714) 493-7655 Leavi,. Country -Must Sell · "MISSion Y-eeio Mad· rid del Lago 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Family room, dinifll room, k>ft. f1repface. Many ameni· ties. Central air, sprink· lend yn. secumy Shut· ten. L:arae comer lot. =~~= $199,000. 472-4931 514-0ut of State Plop. Colorado lot. Full price S 1,250 or trade? Near ski area, lakes. 492-8635. 605-MOMJ to Loan Widow has money for Trust Deeds-$10,000. Up! No Credit ck. No penalty. Call Dennison Associates 673-7311. MONEY FOR RENT!! For any business ~n · star· tups, expanseons, con· struction. Women entre- preneu rs in business welcomed! LHCR Asso- ciates, 514 W. Balboa Blvd, Ste A, Balboa, 92661. Call p.m. 673· 2047 606-MoneJW•id Hardworki,._ intelli&ent. honest coupte, wantina to expand our already established business specializina in auto appearance. Started on shoestring, m~s_t have financing PLEASE HELP! 722-3319 705-GARAGE SALE Tum those unwanted ........ c:Mh. .... .... ,..,.wt Of ... ....... Enetish oak dinine rm table, very ornate. extends to 3 x 6 fl $975. 640-1212 Antiques: Armoire Chairs, sofa, dinin& set. New baby dressirJ& table & linens. 497.7457 809-Milc. for Sale Mclane ~ Frontthrow lawnmower like new $275. 832.8543 811-11.al lnlt. Estey~ P.l8no. orll· iMI owner, VS'/ aood condition liaht IMhoa gany, s?Ob. ss1-&S37. 1/2 carat ladies dia· mond~~~·21~;1.= GREATBUYI WEllCRAFT USED BOATS LOWEST PRICES FULL SERVICE ALLISON MARINI INC. ~~"'·· .. lm ............... c-.... (T1f)~1S Must Sell Fast · 1966 Trojan 28 fl~ con-dition, V .H. : C0m.,.ss. depth sounder, marine cene-amr. bait tank. out· nuers, sinale en&ine. rebuil!, $8500./offer, c:tays613-0459, eve 951- 9361 910.Autoa far Sale CARS, JEEPS & TRUCKS under $300/BUY DIRECT! local gov't sales. Seized & repa veh- icles. Call NOW! 1·518- 459-3734 Ext J-2954 for directory. 24HRS. 1987 Cherokee Pioneer Jeeo Loaded! Sacrifice $11,000. 380-7826 evenings v ...... n 1980 VW Rabbit. Diesel, new tires new engine, still under warran_ty, looks/runs good. •94· 0424 Volvo 1981 OL Wason-4 sp. w/ Od. 68K miles. Exe. cond. Loaded. $5500 080 840-5062 aft. 6 p.m. MUST ID.L 1931 MODEL A SPORT OOUPE f ultY resb9d all or~nal $9,500. 495--2 . 1970 CJassic ~ Benz 280SE. f re- stored!! Re-built ~ Haw '*"'-P9ttect ..... rk>r/extetk>r. $6,500/ Offer. 831-8766 Even~ .... -c: • 911-111*11' Hom11 1984 Fobaul 38' R9r Ensine dieiel detroit. Trade/Sell 714--493· 6975. 119.c.ntpera 1972 fireball Tr1vel Trailer 8' x 31' 11p-out ~ $3.500. 493-174 ftClll ..... I 11 ---Ill •···· ... ,.... ... dolftl IM•ln111 n : C,A INVUTMINTI IX. 2222 Mertin ....... 2'0. IMM.CAt2715. • !1111* ... Zamuc:.t. • a.... .......... 5C... ..... Nu'POUt Bwtl, CA 92MO. aaa.. Zamucen, a Oenerel hrtner, 21542 ...,._., Million Vi1to. CA 92692. . This business is con· duClld by .......... pert. nenhip. The rqlstrants com· menoed to trllnUCt busi- ..... under the fictitious busiMsa .... OJ( ...... liAed abwl on NI A. Isl~' M. l.amucen This.......,..wnfiled with the County Clet1t ol ~ County on May 22, 1987. f'ile No. F344658 5128 614 61116118 0337 l-Ul12 PUa.IC ll01'ICI hCiti ........ MMllTA.._T ThefaloMe11 ........ doirll ...,.._ •: ALPHA CAR£. LTD., 25942 NeMie Gait Roed, Llauna Hills, Califomi9 92653. Alphl~CenW. Inc., a Callfomia corp., 22762 ~ Street. 1uM 207, El Toro, California 92630. Or.~.~ corp., 22762 All*1 StrMt. SuHll 207, El Toro, Caiitor· nia92630. This business is con· ducilld by a limited s-trw· ship. Isl Alpha Counsellnc C..· W; ca.ylen 8. lMson, Pres- id9nt. This sbltllment -filed wfth the County CSerk °' Or-. County on Mmy 14, 1987. F"• No. F343922 512861461116118 0358 Wh1's On First? Check 1u11w1• • •-u cinuwa•••an---•nmanw MY & Im THE NEWPORT ENSIOH/COSTA MESA NEWS .. II L.f.GALNOTICE ii ...... , ............. . 11111 I --•lllllf&-l&tlimJI 1'0LOU9-UIU WllU•I• 111 n. aew Counc1 a1 .. aew o1 ..... a.ctt c1c.a .......... falDwa.: Section 1: The ....... ,~. al lectialt 10..28.010 ol ... N1 port '-di Munldp9' Codi ii ....., amended to ,.....~ Section 10.28.010I.DudandU.w111 a ...... Haile.. 1 .... bewtllltMfllf..,..,_.tD_.. ..... conllnue OI C8lm ID be ...... « ~. any loud OJ( unreelOnlble noile ................... OJ( quilt of any person « nei~, « wNch caulft ditcambt OI ••IOWlllD to any f Oiwblil person ol "°"""......._ ........... ~The ...... '° be OOftlidll9d In ' 1 .................... 1111 ol ... pnMlions ol this iectbt ... bl8n committld include the tollowitw; CA) The .... ol noise; (8) Whlltw ... nab#9 ol the noise i$ usual CJ( unusual; CC) Whllhlr the CJricin of the noise is natural or UMllturm; CD) The .... ~ ine.nsity ol the ~ noise, if any, (E) The proaimity ol the noise to residential lleeplna ~ (f) The nan and zoninc ol the .,. within which the noise ......... ; CG) The Density ol inhlbitaion of the.,. within which the noise~ (H) The time ol dey and nW1t the noise occurs; Cl) The d&.ntion ol the noise; . CJ) Whlltw the noise is constant CJ( recurrent CJ( inWminllit and (K) Whlltw the noise is produced by a commercial or"°'~ adMty; CL) If the noise is produced by I commercial aetivity, ..,._ the u. is '-fut under the provisions o1 Tltie 20 ol the ~ Beach Municipal Code and whether the noise is one thllt could '8MOnably be expected from the commllciel activity. Section 2: AH other provisions ol Chapter 10.28.010 shall remain In futl fotce and effect. Section 3: n. w.,, shall siln and the City CteB wn .nest to the ~·• ol this Ordinance. The City ~ shall cause the ...,_ to be published once in the official newspllpef' within fifteen (15) days....,. its adoptiorL Section 4: This Ordinance was introduced at a recutar meltint ol the City Council of the City ol t'8"1pcwt Beach held on the 11th day ol May, 1987, and adocJted on the 26th day o1 Mar. 1987, by the toflowinc vota, to-wit AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Cox, Hart, Plummer. Maufw,Sansone, Turner NOES, COUNCILMEMBERS A8S£NT COUNCILMEMBCRS Strauss ATTEST: Wanda E. Raaio CityClerk 5128 John C. Cox. JR. Mayor 0349 NOTICf • HOOIV QN£H tt.a tt. ~ Co&d al the QrolN1 ;ut~•haldapubllc._.., .. cllw; .....,._.,.._fllflhef11c81Ywltl7-....... to 9edlan 1102 ol .. pt1 J a rt~ Qr Clwtir; AHO Plapwd~ .. ..,.. .. ,..,.. ............ Fundl fDf filc:8I Yw ltl7-NOT1CE IS HOEllY QM.N tt.a llid pUbic .._-.,... wMI be hlld on tt. llh dew ol June. at tt. hour ol 7:30 p.m.. In tt. Cly Half Caurd a.-... 3300 N1 wp&Wt ac.-.... Ne...-t a.ch, CA 92663. atwHdt time and ~ "*"•Aid ..... nwy ......,. .nd be hwd tt.llOft. FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUND Mlcrofilmlna City rec:«ds C8ulldln1 Oepert· ment) $20,000 Computer-aided dispatch system (f>otlee 0.pert· ment) 72.575 $92,575 TOTAL All FUNDS · INCLUDING CAPJTAL IMPROVE· MENTS SaWies Mai~ and Operat;on Capit.al Outlay CapitallmpnMlmenb federal Revenue Sharinc Total Total 5128 l·l21Z2 "*'C NOTICE F'ICllllOUS ...... NAMl ITATIMINT The followinc person is doinc business as.: HEAD TO TOE, 1196 South Pacific Coast Hiahway, Laeuna Beach, CA 92651. Kent McNauctrton. 321 l.Mkspur, Corona del Mar, CA92625. This business is con· ducted by .,, incfMdual. The reaistrant com· met ICed to transact busi· ness under the ftetitious business name ot names listed above on June 5, 1987. Isl Kent McHauahton This statement was filed with the County cier. o1 <>ranee County on May 18, 1987. File No. F344097 5128 6/ 4 6111 6118 0346 $26,565,550 21,157,470 1,720,115 21,493,905 92.575 $72.029,615 0347 ··-10 "*.IC *"1CE ncn ,.,.,. ••11rim NW ITATmlJIT The followinc persons are ' doinc business as.: SIMPLY DELICIOUS CAFE. 23521 Paseo De Valencia, Lacuna Hills, CA 92653. Harvey Meltzer, 3380 Paseo Hakon, San Cle· mente, CA 92672. Thelma Meltzer, 3380 Paseo Hakon, San Cle· mente, CA 92672. Business first transacted under this business name on June 1987. This business is con- ducted by husband and wife. Isl Haney Meltzer This statement was filed with the County Clerk of ~ County on May 21, 1987. File No. F3'4530 5128 614 6/116118 03'4 ,, "1..eWM ....... to think all N~ are alike!" 1-mll "*-IC MOTICE N: iii iOUI • 11111• llWITATllmlT CROSSWORD PUZZLE ThefaloMelli*•• .. doirll ~ .: VIRGI- NIA OAR£ RESTAURANT ANO WtMl CO., IMC., A CALIFORNIA CORPORA· TIOH, 332 fCINlt-._ Las- um a.ch. CA 92651. JDS Plopertlea. by: a... dia Swimnw, •· CalitorN corpomion, 434 Hiah 0rM. U..-a.ch, CA 92651. This bu1ineu is con· dudild by 8 COf polatiof L The rqistrents com- menced '° tnNact busi-ness undlr the fictitious business ,.,.. OJ( ....,. listld abaw on May 1987. 151 JDS Properties, tnc.; Claudia Swimmer, Presi· dint. This ltMIMw'lt .. fi6ed with the County an o1 e>r.,.. County on Mmy 14, 1987. Ale No. F343954 5121614 61116118 0354 ACIOH l .Ul6~ }&. om.a.a ,,... 6. A 11mplfton cimdatirr 9. Wana·liu pen 4.?. Eac:laaucioo to U . VarW,., ol appk call MlfMioa .... HdlnUc 44. Gnus ol ciwt-l1u 16. Poi1000U1 shrub aoima11 ol As&a l K. MN ol sunJini .. '· &rd ol wha.la 19. ,... yp 46. Accatory cou ol 20. Ory • IC'C'J l l . Eap1asioe ol 41. eo-iatty oonb lwsiw.IOft ol Ind&. 2}. Mpti< ~Jaculation 48. o.-tU on wbi«t 24. 06caal inJonarwnt 49. Su...,d 00. peupon SO. Prowidini 2'. Pry ,2. wi.ire IDft&1 27. Towe in Luton. H . Emcnoa"1 m!Jdle P. I. ~ 29. Muculuw aamc H . Uanwd 30. Pwcaini.,_ '° '1. Gtttk MIO .-ho dif~ol .w... H«10I palitioo ,9. Aaon 32. Princn1' masvn 61. Product of a 33. ~lusions dY<tlni alaad ol patnna 61. Pronoun ).4. Spe1 6\. ~or 3,. Hawaiian Slarch rooc ~. C.oU~~ o6ttn •OWN ................. )().ca.-.•• l . Dilhlltwd 31. Tapauy }. lallo JJ. vu-.- A. ffirdjq ~·· Dilrria .. '. Scoetith f 0t S...trncra halJ /ri1llu11rtl 36. Shon~ 6. Pon Thomas al.lqory ShadwcJJ )7. s..u bed 1. Nettie "8iu }I. f.aral olua 39. ~aatf a. Fmi•al 40. Oitct. 9. fru.ch riwr 41. GIOOft I 0. Spena wu iu 42. lawa capical o . Place br fOICI ll. 1Mkiq'" .... ,_,,.. ..... blood awpaada o1 .. .....,. 12. Wooded ~ .. ,.~ ..... iD N E f l"a.D('C 41.Gu.e~- t J. Spuish <AMn ct.die•~ 11. Obcaioed from , .. ~ car boo H . M..uar.M 17. Catouw 'J. S•ia riwt l l. Sccmbroid fuh ,6. ~modrwc 2S. Suppon ''· llidt curia 26. GJPIY 60.Japuer~ 211. Seaport. s..mo. ol &ta ANSWER TO LAST WEEK'S PUZZLE ' •' . ,,, ' . 'Jehoshaphat~ The sanctuary of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach wu filled with the music of the Combined Children's Choirs on a recent Sunday afternoon. The musical play "Fat, Fat Jehoshaphat" was presented to emphasize the power of prayer in our lives; that no matter bow big your problem or your worry of it, if you pray first, it will be easily solved with God's help. You only have to ask for the help. This musical play is centered around the king of Judah, King Jehoshaphat, and the rebellion of the Moabites as told in the Book of Kings 2, Chapter 3. He had great faith in God as be joined forces with the king of Israel and the king of Edom against Mcsba, king of Moab. They enlisted the help of Elisha when they discovered their water gave out and their animalS were dying of thirst. With Elisha's intercession, water became availabl~ to them. When Allison Englebrecht as King Jehoshaphat proceeded down the aisle in a grand and portly fashion, the audience was greatly amused. She was pre- ceded by the .. armies,., the "Holier Than Mighty Priests" and the sissy choir, who were going to "'sing away the war." Brad McMurray, bass soloist with St. Andrew's adult choir volunteered to play the part of Josephus, the ancient biblical historian who wrote things down for posterity. Jehoshaphat billowed about as he received the message that his armies were in deep trouble. Jehoshaphat's response was, "I, too, am afraid, indeed, there is a grave problem." "'You better believe it, we will be in our graves," groaned the messenger. "We must remember," replied King Jehoshaphat, '1hat God is beneficient and He will help us.'" The choin sang, "Fint You Pray." After much prayer and fasting, during which time the king turned into '1lat flat Jeho- shaphat,'" the armies gathered against Moab~ defeated him and came back victorious. Diane Land is and co- producer Mellisa Boettner are both 30-year old residents of Newport Beach who have exten- sive musical backgrounds. Lan- dis, a former elementary 1ehool music teacher, is the children '1 choir di.rector, and also teaches music and movement classes to pre-school children. For her .. ,... .. """ • , .. .., ~ 1111 ,,, 2 ;t 2 .. ~ --..... f 5! ' 11a 11 a .. M19 (1111. PWI• IY PmT 172 3 I philosophy of her programs, she dc:ipite tbe pressures of aoinl credits her friend and mentor, along with the croft, especially Helen Kemp, who said, "'Body, in the areas of~ alcohol and mind, spirit, voice; it takes the aex. ltisdirected by LanoeAllen.. whole person to sing and re-The public is also invited to joice." the culmination activities of the Youths sought for board Meliua Boettner is a profes-Festival of Cboin during the sional, cl1ssical singer who bas cburcb services on May 31st. toured with her sister, Toni Each choir will be featured, T~ and her bus~ Daryl including the youth bell choir. Dragon. She designed and Choir practica are on Wednes- painted the sets used in the days after school. For more production, and the children information about the music also helped put them together. program at St. Andrews, call Her choir is the Choristers for 631-3821. f ourtb and fifth graden. '7bere is a program for all levels, beginnin1 with the p~ school and up to and including the New Youth group, wbicb involves bip school and college age youna people." Applications are now being accepted for the City of Newport Beach Youth Council. The Youth Council deals with issues relating to the youth of Newport Beach and reports them to the City Council. Appli- cants must attend either New- port Harbor or Corona del Mar High School. Criteria for selec- tion shall include interest and / or involvement in community affain, grade point average and communication skills. Term of office is one year. "The Y outb Council is a fantastic opportunity to make a Singles Symposium Series Fri., June 5-"Staying In A Relationship" Fri., July 10-"Being Vulnerable Again" 7:30 p.m. Zona Oub, 2101 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach, CA (714) S48-7S34 Vine,.... Cluildaa Fellowllllp 170 Newport Center Dr., Suite 240 Newport Beach, CA 92660 TEMPLE ISAIAH fe• ... •t SebbMh SeMce f rict8r .... I: IS p.m. bbbi Stewn 0. Schatz president Joel AIN1mlot.n 24011Mf'9 M • ....._. _.,., c.lo...., Qwillieft a..dt , ........... 541 .. CTfae'a .... contribution to the community and serve one's peers," says present Y outb Council Chair- man Jeff Glueck. Applications are available through the ASB offices at Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar Hiah Schools. Religious Directory They will be praentina ·m- Tops" Sunday, June 28, at 7 p.m~ It is a teen musical about the importance of beiq younelf ~ ••• MM.hip and lwu dtil pnctica1, CluWl<eMered, bl.Heal mcm•1· "CELEBRATE" ............ u, ......... 31,1987 ........ ;,f Clioil't 8130 and IOaH A.M. 600 St. Andrews Road. Newport Beach, California (714) 631-2880 ..... ... Ne .................... lmm .. lW..) _ ........... ti ' . \ . . . Cover Home Offered by Bill Feeney of Waterfront Homes . . , I . ~ ,. ... I • ' • I i , I . ~ . I \... , ; I , ·• • , I \ , I . · Akins-built home on Lido I le o •Y JUDY DUFFY The a"'f'!: f1et1 abOut daia ftek\ fatared .-opcrty doa"t lqila to tell the ltOIJ of the ~ wbicb cxisls within its walla. Tluit ~ is what m•lra dais hOme an oatstudiaa "-to cau bOme. n> Yaa Lido Soad wa built in 1979 by Cart Akim, well- bowa QnnF County builder who brOUPt cvaything he bad leamed to bear in the excellent Clc$ign of this Lido Jtl•ncl res- idcace. It ii listed at $695,000 OD fee land by• F_, OIWlllei'- .._. Ba••· .._ Ewen daou.lll the tiome ii~ eight years old. inspection shows that the propaty will proYe to be timde11 by virtue of its excellent daip. .. . floon.. a.ill-in MntF for tele- Yiloa ad steno ~aipment .....-. dll dnip Of the llearth -tie tOtal elrect ii clean and calm. The family room ia currently beina Used to home, not only casual fumit~ but a family sir.eel dinina table convenient to the titcben. This is the fint ptace tb8l a visitor becomes aware that there ii aomethina t1king place within the design elements of the home besides a swmy, comfort- ing villa effect.. The kitchen is white. lite the rest of the home. But there is a smppy, European high-tech feeling which is IChiewd through the me of ID unusual ceiling treatment, imported Italian fixtures Ud glass p1ned cupboard doon that allow the colorful contents to spark what might have become a utilitarian looking room. Designed for serious cooling and easy clean up, the kitchen layout speaks of a builder who bas Jeamed to avoid mistakes in appliance placement. Every- thing here is fint class, as is ~ connected with this property. little more tlum special From the outJide, this southerly-oriented McditenaD- can home, situated OD a prime comer lot, is distinctive amona its neigbbon. It enjo~ a mini- vicw of the bay throqb the open space at the waterfront ICl'OIS the beach and the design takes full adv1ntage of this small but lovely view through arched windows echoed from ground to second story. The ll'cbecl windows ODC bu CASUAL COMFORT POWDD ROOM m from tbe ..-••ta a Not oftrly laqe.. the rooms no .. a illort lid tr.. die frame for the Mlilt-ia eeating are opened by tbe me of basic family 1001D ii die~ room wbicli occupies two of this white throughout the house on andadj1aml=wl.,.Marellisll 'room~ tJm:e walls. The other is walls and ccilinp. Open tecbfmaraia*pOiiiderroom occapcdwitbmoreofthewond- beamed, weathered white ceil-couple With blue ..a. ..a a Cdan, d«siptd built-in cabiae- inp and flat white wills contnst roand mirror make tllil a tar~ ~ ~ would make this room appealin&IY with the Mexican prisiDa art deco rctleat. Tbe u .ideal playroom, office or paving tiles which extend maid's TOOID is llepl away, • --.. ~ . throuah tbe lower story interior ldclition to the home wllicb Jmt down the ball are twin and out onto the patio which redacea the a of tbe .-.. to secondary bedrooms w~cb formsa~forbodaL;w., twocanadatra ... *>nF sliare a MA. AdeqUldy liJJecl IDd family rooa.. Soiicl.cd "' area. This ...a '8clroom ia die for Older. or: JOUD&U! ~ bulkoad cornen IDd comfort-d.e to wbllt awllib .,..mn.. they allO ~ the ~·~ve able bat aaprctentiom fw ·rt Wllite bailt-i.a....._ dat ad ad coaw:aeat built-m cabie«> ~ tbe final raalt •oa jaltjce ~ devedy iaplt••• tM tty. to the term CMual ~ort... ....... Ooor lpMe to prodace The livinc room, cffNna area a room dm is ftrJ 1mWe. boasts an unmual fireplace with LiftbilitJ ii om qulity duit '°° a flmb, riled hearth.. Tbe arcbed Yaa Lido Soad aewr complOID- windows at one coner are ilea. balanced by Fraacb cloon onto To the left of tllc frollll door the Italian feelina patio at tbe is the ltaircw wlaidl wa.dl to other end of the room. The the upper story. A cleialy family room, which is daipecl white m•mclod -.l approached through the living hand rail and berber carped., room or from outside through which extends throqbout the the patio, off en a stylish fue-upper floor, are in keeping. yet place along its back wall The contrast with, the living room. hearth here is railed and paved At the top of the landina is the with the same tile that coven the room that makes this floor a SPECIAL SPA city UI .. • '• Ideal house for v.cation or torwv.. Won- derful 3 btdroom with iof1 and 2 story living room with huge fireplece and Iota of windows for light and airy =~ CloM to North Bayfront. l7Nlll CllTA •IA-Eaataide complex with community pool, ....,. to atOt99 and reetauranta. Two story comer unft with 3 bedrooms. 2 Mtha, WOOdbuming fireplace and nice ::~ Uttle polishing and you'll h8we a geml ••••• RI •1 TIMI 11 E-Welk to Hoeg and medicaa buildlnp. bike to be9ch. Airy, •PKloua end untt with 3 bedrooms, woodbumJng flreplece, double garage and large patio. Ctty light views from mutef, stepe to communtty pool .... . ...• .. ,., TIWIM•f-Blke to beech from this freshly .,.,nted 3 bedroom Including huge mater with private t>M:ony, epecioua •t-in kitchen, living room with fir._ and wet bar, attached double garege. Attractive complex wtth community pool, spa and tennis. 11.. 81·1• VII.LA UL• CllEI Former model with tots of upgrades. "two muter suites, mirro'9d wardrobes, fireplace and nice patk>. Frmh neutral colors in guarded comptex with paol and spa. Submit on Laguna trade. 11.. 131-14111 aAlfmT Clllll-Secunty com~x wtth pool, spa. and ctubhoule In Huntington Beach. Two story, 2 bedroom. customized with mirrors to take maximum advantage of front row whitewater v.ewa. Miles of beach at yoor front door. ma.-131-18 WT .. CllTA •DA-Lar~4 bedroom. 3 bath home with family and fonnal dining room in very attractive neighbor- hood. Walk to schools. Benk owned. wiflcarryfltstTDwith ~-terma. ml-••.•• . IEWPMT CIEIT Tt1Tft ... ...,W ... .-it-£xceptionally hMdlonte unrt Highly upgraded with 3 bedrooms, family room. and edded study loft In mater sult .. Wood noors and dlligner decor plus double attached garage. Community poot, apa and tennis. &mm ••·•• ALllllT ICOlf•IT-Abaolutety adorable remodeled bright and classy 3 bedroom beech houle on tiny iot (no u~I), just steps to sand. HardWood floors. circular ltain::ae. firepJace and fantastic views. pww 131 ·1GI ~ Niil-Great starter hOme steps to beaches. 2 '>edroom with new copper plumbing. charming bnck entry .nd rear yard with patio Coming soon. new paint and carpet and completety remodeled kitchen and baths Ow~ er may carry 2nd 1215.aaD 131 .1 a WATHFIOIT-in small Newport Beach community with poof and tennis Aefut'btshed 4 bedroom. 2~ bath home on corner tot with formal dining room. sunny patio and great sunset vtews. Short walk to ocean Land included at S315a 131-1400 UYFIOIT Cllll-in secunty bulldjng with pool. Spacious 2 bedrooms with deck off master and living room f0< full advantage of turning buin, ocean and night hght vMtWS. Shp tees at $1 .75 per fooC. Walk to restaurants. (LH) .. ..., 131·1• WATHAIOIT UN'• with dock for 35' boat. Lovety 3 bedroom ha huge livfng room with wet ber. fireplace and beamed ce.Hnge opentng to patio on lhe water. Large assumable 11! TO. Anxious owner ha reduced the price irUaa D1·1• UYF91T Cllll with panOfamic riews. T otalty remodeted 2 bedroom In e.curtty building. Price lnctudes beauttful fumishings down to the last t.cup. Boat slip available. Want to shape and beach. Great V8Cation get-mway: ... 111-1• PlWl.UU ..-T-fike newt Large .. bedroom with fonnaJ diningfftdfmmffy room ~ng to eunny patio. High~ ed ceMinga and 3 fi~ induding one in .,,.ck>ua mMtllr M.llte with aitting ..... Stepa to be9ch. 1•• •...• •Ya t• TPE NEWPORT ENSIGNICOSTA MED NEW& ...... llif I D-WITlmATIEll-l.owty3 bedroom unit wtth s ..... ~. s.undry Md front and ,..,. ptdloe wlltt blly Md ~ ...._ Security buitdtng wtth avaU· ... bollt .. ip. I•• D1·1• m.AT aAlfl lllT LICATS-cloM to Newport H8lbof' YICht CNb. Bike to Balboe Pier MdPllWHlion. A 3 bedroom ~~with MP9'8tll bonua room and beth. ·-•...• Ill• -.-..a.o_.n great k>cation juat off IOUth t.y- front. p.tmlno ilnrMculate 3 bedroom home with comer brldl fl,._,. and aunny P9tio pfua Wrifw: 2 bedroom ...,...,,. ower the gaqoe. ··-an.-•••• , ICEmE I I J lllUJ-SUper summer/winter ren- tal. ThrM bedrooms, 2 Mtha up, 3 bedr00m8 and flreplKe down pkji 3-car gat'9ge. Comef k>cation wiJh greet ..... ao. to t.nnla and handball courts. Sold fumlahed. -· D1·1• DB.Un ~T-condos w ith French doors. double- paneled windows, wood floors. spa tubs. formal dining room and eat-in kitchens. Built as a duplex 1n t985 with all top quality matenats. Great location neat BaJboa Pter. Re- cent PRICE REDUCTIONS on both the upper 3 bedrooms at $440.000 and the lower 4 bedrooms at $430.000. 131·1• llVO lllllEI ...._ Freshly refurt>IM\ed and unusually specJoua 8 bedrooms with eat-in family kitchen, formal dining with garden ambi.nce. family room and ~pne room opening to private courtyard .nth c:us11om poof. JUST REDUCED to ... ·-· Dl·l• UfRllT ~~uJar Newport Harbor and ntght Ught views from this newty carpeted, 2 bedroom and den wtth high cetlings and large deck. Sealef will conSfdef t'8de and will carry 2nd TO. AYlaia&ble dock for 50' boat .... 111·1• Lm llU--Fufl of charm and sun$hane. Gracaous home with cozy den and 3 bedrooms inciud1ng separate spac- aous master with his/hers bath and deck. Beamed oe1hngs and fireplace 1n hvang room. hardwood Hoors and lovely paho on sunny corner lot. 1535.D 131-IG UDO ISLE IOP'IUITICATE-An arch1tectur111 gem built around lush patio on wide lot. High ceilinged master down with cozy den with fireplace. 2 children's bedrooms in upstairs wing. plus separate ma1d·s room. elegant formal d1n1ng ~ ~~rmet kitchen. ..-.Jiii 631 • 1 GJ SUPH OCUlflml DUPLD-beaut1fut1y ma1nta1ned Upper unit has 3 spacious bedrooms and large living area with sensational views of beach act1v1ty and sunsets Lower has 2 bedrooms for income Excellent high balance assumat>ff9 loan 1570.llllD 13I·1400 UYlla CIV£ CW-Spec1oos 2 bedroom unrt wrth den. fireplace end attached 2~r garage. Lrvu~ room with wet bar 099f'S to waterfront deck. Gated community with pool and spa. Walk to Balboa Island shopl and restaurants Land tncl\1d9d at tw• 131-IG UYl8E COVtl-Spacaous hagh cethnged Sea O.amond plan on the bay. Immaculate 2 bedrooms and den wM fonnal dining and attached 2-car garage. Plantation shut- ters and kwely teak man'91 are a few of the upgracm Gated comp .. x with community pool and spa.. •11.m a1-1• Ufl•PEI and beeu1iful'I Like new 3 bedroom with format din ng and fwnity tOOmS. ThrM fi~ lnctud.ng 1 tn private ma1et ..,._with aitllng room and baicony. Lota of oalt cabinetry. wood ftoora. P9Md wMdowa and bMut11ul atalned glaa.. Easy m YIWd. Preetigioua guatd9d watef- ftont community with pm.te b 11 ct.a. --D1·•• ***aunm .... .m• 11111...-m~._..oneunny80Uttteot· ner with bey ~-AcdlllTI9d buH~• own 4 bedroom ~.eytehon'9wlth t.....uy room Md 8tudy Md flllMdoul ..,,..,... kitchen. ..... in 7t wttn top qu81ity; EutopeM ttxtur.. .,.,.,. tile end --carpeted floots. bwltJfut cablMtry and FNndt dOor'8 to eunny w.dKeped pdo. II W D1·1• ICUIFmT W .. -An tncredfbfy beautiful V9fY lat'ge' bedroom home, buitt with the finelt awai..._ in quality Md design. Custom a tt. ~. wood pmecy shun.a, tw"9 troweled fl~. cuetom pepenand l11ded and~ ed gta. windows. Glorious oc:.en ~ plua a 2 bedroom and k)ft llC)9ltment. 1111 RT G1·1• C8iflWIUIY IAYFI Ifft with~ viewa downHwbOI I.a.net c:Nnnet. Beeutifulty nmodeled and customiz8d With lavish UM Of wood and glaae. & bedrooms will\ den. dining room, office, and dock tor 3 large bollts plus .,,.... cioua wat9rlront pMio and entenaining ar• with ape. Ownets will carry 1 at TD. (LH) llllW Dl-1- Ullmlll.All ... Unl TIT Wl1I 70' on the wawr. Dock for MYeral large boeta. WaUa of glaaa surround thia cheer- ful 1 story 4 bedrooms, dens, family and fonnal room• and bonus room/office. Large beyaide patio surroundl kNety custom pool. Price Includes land. II I• a1.1• UIU 111.E-T otaJly remodeled 4 bedroom including bay- front master with fireplace, his/hers baths and sitting.room pfus family and fonnat dining rooms. Fresh and exciting with French windows. spa and befber C8(P9ting. Beyside patio with pier and slip. Owner will consider trades for Lido or Bayshores.. NEW REDUCTION TO, 11.1 ... UYF91T -with dock tor large boat. Light and 81ry 5 bedrooms, 4.5 baths, remodefed with fam1ty and formal dining l"ooms and eat-m lutchen. Separated bedroom and bath could be maid's quarters. T radrtional with paned w.n- dows. Frencn doorw and crown mouldings. Owner may trade for Newport condo. 11 m • 111-1• WTICATO IAYFlllT-BHutitully executed 4 bed- rooms. inctuding luxunoua master wrth giant cto.Vdress- ing room, large formal dining room. Oen and dock fof 50' sail or power bQat. Open mufti...aew.& floor plan, with apa.- C10US hagh-ceitinged rooms. saaaned glas. oek panetlng and cabinetry and MCUtity aystem. French doors open to bcyside patio tor ~n1ng. 11• T• 111-l- *** JUIT Bal *** •DI I PEIFBT • lW ~d Ntng with spatflfingwtlitetnm and ~det.aihng lend a New Eng- land air to this atttactiw 5 bedroom home WJth famtly and formal d1n1ng room. French doorw and paned wmdows. Febuloua bra floored o..,. JohMOn oak and brasS krt- chen plua privme first floor masa.r suite opening to the bayfront pall<> and tx.t shp llZll• 131 -1- Uf...U UYF91T-wrth o¥er 80 ft of waler frontage and panoramic YteWS of the widest part of Newport Hatt>or. Large. gracaous t story 4 bedroom home with formal d1n- 1ng. family alld sun rooms plus courtyard pool in ttusexclu- srve waterfront community with pnvate beaChes 11•• 13l -1G • * * IEW UIT1l5 • • • CUITOll DCUIFDT in Corona del Mar wilt\ private st.airs to beach. Beautifully built trachtionaJ style 2 bedrooms with nursefY, library and formal dlmng room and e¥ery possible amenity Single hght b4t'vele<j glass doors to decks. hand painted tile in the gourmet family kitchen. oak floors.. cabmetry bu11t-1ns and mantels oYer bottl fireplaces pluf fabulous white wale< views. security system and satei- h1e dtSh. 11•• 131 -18 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS· l4J6 W. Cont Hwy. ~·~ Ul·l411 J15MM'NwA~ R.eboa ~ •n 1111 j Tiie Real Estate 8IOU• toate'" ..,..,.._ wWdl II a ....... "*',........._ C1 "n11ha II . compute4from•'W .. atuJ.....,_ta• ~atdledaieoldMrwowtatl.-ol ............. 11.ae ,.t1aotwe .. ...,.ol~nclil&1•1•xM .. ..__.-i ... _...aMllllll,.._ T1wtl>eelarefteetw_.,._...,...._.._, .. ".._neort1te1' ta,.11 ., ..... ._. . WM DO tale. ne Newport ........ pnn•m .................. -tk:e. - PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION Feb.23 1116 W. Ocean Front Unavail Unavail Feb.23 1436 Serenade Terrace $243,000 Unavail Feb.23 1800 Galaxy Drive Unavail Unavail Feb.23 629 Vista Bonita Unavail I Unavail Feb.23 1601 Port Barmouth Place Unavail Unavail Feb.23 1907 Yacht Puritan Unavail Unavail Feb.23 424 Rivera Terrace $520,600 $625,000 Feb.23 405 Serra Drive Unavail Unavail Feb.23 280 Cagney Lane Unavail Unavail Feb.23 3 Starburst Court Unavail , Unavail Feb.24 2036 Galaxy Drive Unavail Unavail Feb.24 2321 Vista Huerta Unavail Unavail Feb.24 8 Cypress Point Unavail Unavail Feb.24 9 Montpellier Unavail Unavail Feb. 25 2542 Vista Drive Unavail Unavail Feb.25 915 Aleppo Street Unavail Unavail' Feb.25 301 Vista Madera $84,000 $41,000 Feb.25 1943 Port Ramsgate $153,000 Unavail Feb.26 207 Tustin Avenue $250,000 $280,000 Feb.26 2311 Cliff Drive $500,000 Unavail Feb.26 2311 Redlands Drive $135,000 $180,000 Feb.26 7 Greenbriar Lane Unavail Unavail Feb.26 7 Mainsail Drive $85,000 $285,000 Feb. 26 600 Larkspur Avenue $157,500 $175,000 Feb.26 45 Northampton Unavail $273,000 a note from maury VISIT US AT 3732 E. COAST HWY., COM Cameo Highlands Spacious 3 bedroom home built around bright sunny patio and pool. Library, dining room, family room, 2 fireplaces. Access to 3 gated beaches. Assumable loan. Now $385,000. CDM South ol Highway With large _cash down, owner will carry with reasonable·fixed rate. Owne·r is ready to move! Now is the time-call for ap- pointment to see this sparkling 3 bedroom home, have a quick escrow, and enjoy the summer-! R•1,.,, COM 3 bedroom hous~$1200/month. . Summer COM 1 bedroom-$350/week. · COM 2 bedroom, den~11-8/31-$2,500/.month. Cameo Highlands 3 bedroom house, pool, gated beach. duly- August $2,700/month. I Tbe martetma aiMl UJc of real estate in California . today ha become more complex than ever. The expertile required in f ollowina throngh from the moment a buyer is fou.Dd to dOling escrow is now a sopbis.- ticated process that few homeownen are equipped to tld.le. lllougb .the mart~is strong and tbe listings few, process invohed in buying or selling a home today is more difficult and perplexing than moat comumers realize. There are many factors to consider became the process bu become mired in paperwork an4 potential problems. legal and othenriJe. Whenever the resale bousiq market is strong, tome ~ ownen may think they can aave money on the sale of their homes by 1elli.ng it themselves. Unfor- tuaatdy most ho~wnen may not be prepared (or ~ tub • involved and certainly do not have tbe background or know-ledae it takes to u.ndentaod the complexities facing a .. For Sale By Owner." or FSBO. transac- tion. Using a realtor can actually make money for a seller in the long run because ldlcn may not ---~--•• ,,Jank ~-~~•o(What tliilr 'rim• are .m~wOlth OD todaJi~ iDarbt. Set price too biP aDd there wiJ be DO response. An akisaa price ICt too low may brinl a quiet Ale! but at a lower retum thaa the iii1UCr would have recchecl With ~~ guidance. -Selling your home y0Ui1elf takes time. money, k.DO~ md commitment. Marbtbla property ia DO eMJ bK Dd requires expertise not Oalj in marketina but in tbe lelml and financ:ial arenM • WdL lt is a rare eeller who. bill the know. ledge of California•• rapidly chaqing real estate laws. Al of Jan~ 1. 1917, for ex•.pa,, a new law requires tllat aolt teoai of raidGtial real --dildole the condiaion of tlaeir property in writ.in& on a specified form. Plecina~fortbe property in the newspaper may / not be tbe IDOlt efredive way to /' market a bome. For example you may end up witb a amall pool of buyen who may or may not be able to qualify {Of' financ- ing. Realton ha\ie access to multiple listing services, which provide a much wider bile of ref~ Realton also expedite sales by knowing how to qualify buyen, relieving the seller of tipie- com.um.ing showings. keeping tract of the mountain of paper wo~ negotiating for a high price, and teeina the transaction through the loan a.Del escrow process before finalizing the sale. Today•s mort1a1e market offers a staggering number of financial,... choices and seldom does either a buyer or teller know what is available. I, 11•111141 qlete CQm-ett Cf'Aeaeata ... Co1to11a COd vUa.t <Ba9'1to11t CORON~ DEL MAR BAYFAONT <>wr 50 ,_. of ueect bindt ..,,...... frondn9 on the -· Thie unique ... atoryMlll Mel condo'-Mii own~--.awtth ~ •Imming pool. Ttne bedroome, I ...._ ldl...ey .,,..._. w1ttt bwltifuf ~. carwd ... .,.... ..... ___.. 180 --.... wen priced• Pll.000. 1111 ....... Dr. 0,..1 ... ., ........ , 1-6 ..... REALTY WORLD• 642-5200 NewPort a .. ch • • • • ----_ .. __ ~~..,,...._ - -·•THE NBW'ORT ENllGNIC08TA MESA NEWS,. •1 ....... E: Fii ill•,.. TlllAAI• Mab um towaboa1c a taome for adcr Slll0,000. Tiie 3 bedrooms ad WP. COr1ICr yard nil ... actite kict p.aio mate thil a ideal c:boice for ,-. co41i*1 ad retirees alike. Ad llOW ad call .. Mewtee C1ltm 7•5111 OCWI VIEW mAl SpKious 3 bedroom., 2~ bath sinale llOfJ llancb Style home. Riab in the hills in Ealbluft'. Featura ocean view by clay and city liahts by night. u.,.,-. too numerous to mention. S36s.~rice indudeS the land. DOUG BEJlaSt 1-.5111 llAIE DFF0-117.• 81£-IAl.f •PLO 01 WATEll Ila.re opportuaity! Buy dowmtain uniu only. Absolutely aoqeous. Ri&ht on the sand witb privacy. Watch the Amid from your living room. Call Gisela for your private showing today! Asking "99.900. GISELA aUllMDSn:R 761-!lll tlltll•En ......, JIC)O oc:an and C.-t;na Yiew! Contemporary. lib ... 3 story, s bedroom, ·~ belh home iDclDda • ICpafatc pat how. Lowa leYeJ pmc room. diaco and spa. Solarimn windows enhnc:c view from all ~II. Over 4.IOO tq. ft. Priced &o ICll at lm.000. DIANA PllOSH.ll 761-5111 VIEW • IPYllAll Jmt reduced price for a f..a hara moucl. This spclOUI S bedroom home. offcn ~IWtv for family ad e1ltertainiq. Extra lmF ~~ ICUina (or the pool and spa. $499,000. JO.ANN DORAN 7'1r5111 llEICFI I 0 .. IAITICIET" IPYIUllllEW The vutna1 of beauty of all the Ncwpon Harbor hu to offer is here. Complctdy remoddcd in tocal. S bedroom. neutrality and quality throqbout. Own the best! Priva1c sbowina by ... MAIULYN 8\Jl.ILEY 7•5111 DCEAIFlllT 1411 ... Three bedroom. 2 bath with 2 car pr-.,e on the sand. Prime location.. Needs TLC or build your dream home. Principals only. DELIA DELGADO 761-5111 l.AIUIA IEACI CIAl•EI IWllOl ll•E VIEW-VIEW-VIEW Adorable 2 bedroom., I~ bath c:oaqe. Waltin& disiance to beach. Ocean view from sun dcct.. French cloon and Three bcdroo~ 3~ baths. Mutu suite bas go~us windows.. <>wna motivaaed. S6S Anita Street. S219,000. retreat with fireplace. Fust time OD market. S6 ,000. GISELA •uaMDSTE• 761-5111 Owna auioua to tell this spacious I bedroom condo Call .. neu South Coat Plaza. New carpet. great abapc! V Kant and ready to mow in. GAllY HUMISTON 761-5111 -l•Fll-1 .. E II Fm Pl.EUllB Tate a breather from wort ud lounp mouDd the pool or rdu on the patio of th.is 4 bedroom.. 3 bM.b lrviDe home. Ready fOf' AmlDCT' ~ Only $209,900. MAXINE GOLDEN 7a5111 ca• •Pl.El South of Pacific Coast Highway, liw in this spacious 4 beckoo~ 2~ bath with 2 fireplaces. Vaulted ceilinp. wet bar and more. Rent out 2 bedroom.. 2 bath. over 4 car ..,... Principals only. Asking "S0,000. DELIA DELGADO 761-5111 One. two. three bedroom condos in the South Coast Plaza area. ScftraJ to cboote from. Call for details. GilY HUMISTON 7._5111 CAIA ILUCA II -llllE Totally refurbished pm in a pRStigious ptcd commun- ity. New~~ ud hardwood floon ume only a few amcmties included. All are im.pn::aed witb the baatiful brick comtyant in from u well as tJiic water md la01l8taiD view enjoyed from the expamiw wood deck iD blltL Call .. ISTIDll YANK 761-5111 IBICB fll M•• •tlM nil 2 bedroom charmer m• be soJd. Sin.glc. level end u.a.it ow:riookiJta pool ud spa. Fireplace m livina roo~ ..,. wida Udomabc ope11a plus extra storqe fOC!m. Quiet locatioa. Bay with 1"1 down ud assume terrif11C loan. SllS,000. For info call tcrri6c loan. aoN FELSOT 1-.s111 lml.All Fi~ bedroom plus bonus! Larae yard. French windows and doors. Ready to move in. SS97 .000. Call . . MAU GULLEDGE 761-5111 llAla ll•E IACllF1CE Elegantly appointed 3 bedroom. 2~ ~ and. )oft townbome. Lush courtyard entrance. soanng ceilings and floor to ceiling glass enhance night light view. Try 10% down. "39.000 . DIANA PROSSER 761-YM uaa llLAID IAYFIOIT Luxurious and contemporuy lite new bome on Lido ·s pranicr side. Fabulous bay and nipt light views. Marble entry ud baths. Step down living room and sit down circular bar. Gow met kitchen. This home bas nay amenity possible iDduding an ckvator. Most furnishings i.Dcludc:d. $2,2So,OOO. DIANA PRO~Ea 761-YM IElClllU New custom home. 4 bedroom., l~ bath, family room. air conditioning. On beautiful private loc:alioa.. For your persona.I showina call . . ESTHER YANK 761-S. IEllTEllAIEAI CO•FOIT On the greenbelt., two pari~ large country kitcbe~ fireplace. downstain master + den. Two bedroom and full sized bath on upper level Real K.-Plan. c.xclusively listed. Principals only. Fee land. $193,000. El.. YNN O:MP 761-!ell COLDIADO Ill COIDO At SIOS.000 comes fully fumisbcd for your advm.turous lifestyle. Wmter. spring. mmmcr or fall. this cozy condo will provide you with endless vacation opportunities. MAXJ.NE GOLDEN 761-5111 TIAll1101Al FAlllLY COIFOIT PllCEI Fii CllOU Ill Ull CUii Four bedroom. 3 baah. 2 firq>laces. large family room ()ae..laalf block from Ocean Bhd. Four bedroo~ 4~ and lots of custom cabinetry throughout. Call for details. ~ 3 fircplKa. 3900 sq. fl oa 41 x 111 lot. Call . . E1.. YNN llMP 761-.. E'LYNN UMP 761-5111 IEIT llEW 11 TIE ··Piii_! mms" fabulouscityliabts~0 • o~kitcbm brukf• room s '-... ._ Fwe bedrooms.. l bMlll. Pool Uld J . ~ M69.000. PIDL srilUNauaG "NM111 IEt.mlT FOi LUSE Spedaa•ur Town ~-· ~ fthtt f~raa model bomc is :I A. ....... ~ pnvacy. Prolasioe•' .... _.. Ooon throu&bout- Fabelom 1aa\.. witla CUilom spa. SS,IOO/ ID()Dth. aoN n:LSOT ,..,... 3 CORPORATE PLAZA •·SUITE 101 • NEWPORT CENTER - • • • • j 111912 NCJTIC( OF TIUS1IE'S SM.£ T.S. Ne. F-UMe loMI l°"* NOTIC( YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST OATED4-9-85. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PAOTEcT YOUR PAOPERTY, rT MAY BE SOt.D AT A PUBUC SA1L IF YOU NEID AN EXPl.ANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· TACT A LAWYER. On J~ 19, l~, at. 9:45 A.M., Pacific Rec:onveyance Coriloration. a California Corporlltion as duty appointed Trusa.e under and pursuant to Deed al Trust r9COfded April 23. 1985, as inst No. 85-142828 ol Ofticiel Racords in the office ol the County Recorder al Or.,. County State of California. EJCeCWld by MARll YN BRUCE. • acquired title as MARILYN ANNE BRUCE WIU SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ~ ~~ at time ol saJe in lawful money ol the United States) At the main North entrance to the County Courthouse. 700 Civic Center ~ Santa Ana Ca. ~ . .0 rifd1t. title and interest conYeyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the ptq>erty situated in aid County and State described as.: Lat 70 al Trad 3000 in the City al Newport Beach. ~of Orarwe. Stte of California. as per map recorded in Book 89, Paees 40 and 41 al mjscelfaneous maps in the office of the County Recorder al said County. ' The street address and other common desicNtion. if any, of the rut property described above is purported to be: 1206 DOVER DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH CALIFORNIA 92660 • The undersianed Trustee disdaims any liability fw any 1ncotTeCtness of the street addtess and other common desCnafion, if any shown herein. Said sale wit be made, but without covenant CK wananty, e~ss °' implied, regardine title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay the relNinina principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest theteon, as prtMded in Yid note(s). advances, if any under the tenns of said Deed of Trust. fees. charJles and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The total amount ol the unpaid balance of the obliption secured by the property to be sokf and reasonable estimated costs. expenses and advances at the bme of the initial publication of the Notice ol Sale is $37,723.92. The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust hetetofore executed and delrvered to the undersiened a wntten Dedaration of Default and Demand for Sale and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sell.~ undersigned caused said Nobce al Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real prope'l'ty 1s located. Date: May 18, 1987 Pacific Reconveyance CorporatJOn a said Trustee. 2700 N Mam Street. 12th Floor. Santa Ana, Cahforma 92701 (71•) 550-6842 . By PA TOM. Authorized Signature 5/28 6/4 6 /ll 11&140 NOTICE Of TIUSTEFS SAU N0.17~ 0351 YOU ARE IN OE.FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED ... / •. / .. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPUNATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On 06118/87 at 10·00 A M WES PAC RECONVEYANCE the duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded on 12126/86 as Document no 86-6438'8 of Official Records m the office of the Recorder of ORANGE County, Cahfomia, executed by: SHEILA GIN and SUNNY GIN HUSBAND AND WIFE ' WIU SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, (payable at time of sale in lawful money of the Unrted States at THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO SUITE C. WEST PAC RECONVEYANCE. 4940 CAMPUS DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA all nght title and interest ~ to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust m the property srtuated '" s~ud County, California. descnbina the land therein LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL 1 Lot 31 of Tract No 9261, 1n the City of Newport Beach. as shown on a map recorded 1n boot! 380 pages 32 to 25, both inclusive of Miscellaneous Ma~. records of c>ranee County. California PARCEL 2 Non-excluSt~ easements O¥ef that property and for the purposes as such easements are re5erW!d fot the benefrt al OI granted to owners as set fOlth 1n the Declarabon of Covenants, Condibons and Restnctions recorded on September 14. 1976 '" boot! 11887, pace 301. Official Recon2s and any amendments OI annexations thereto The street address and other common desicnation. 1f any, of the real property described above is purported to be: 1905 YACHT RESOLUTE. NEWPORT BEACH CA 92660 . The undersigned T"'stee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, 1f any, shown herein. Said sale w~ll be made but without OO¥enant or wananty, express or 1mphed, re1ardm1 title, posr.ession. or encumbrances. to pay the remalnina principal sum al the note(s) secured by said Deed al Trust. with interest thereon, as provided 1n said note(s). advances. if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, fees, ctwps and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts stated by said Deed al Trust, to-wit. $11,615 17 ORDINANCE NO. 87-10 OROtNAHCE Of THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CfTY OF NEWPORT BEACH AMENOIHG CHAPTER 2.20 PERTAIN- ING TO EMERGENCY SERVICES ANO PAOClAMATlOHS. The City Coucil of the Qty al Newport 8Mdt .,_ hereOy ordain as fotblrs: Section 1: The pnMljons al Section 2...20 .. -.-ct in the t•port 8w:h Munici.-i Code to rmd • ta1oM: Section 2.20.010 Putpose. The CU"POle al this ~ is to prowide for the preperation and ifl'IC)lemaltation al plans to pnMde services within this city in the event al an ..,.. .. K:Y. to empGW8' certain city olficiafs to promulpte orders and reeuattions necessry to pnMde tor the praledion al life and~ or to Pf"8SeMt pubfte order and IMlly, · and to PfOWide for the coordiNtion al the ..... ICY serke functions ol this~ with all othet publ.ic lilllflCies and affedlld privMe PIROnS. c:orpotltios, and ,__ iz.ations. --· Section 2.20.020 EmeleettCY Defined. As used in this chapter, ''local e,,....nc:y· or "emeraeteY" means the actual °' tt.a•..t ......... al conditions al disaster or al utteme peril to the ~ of persons and property within the City caused by such conditions as air poltution, fire. flood, storm. tsunami, df'OUlht. sudden and sewn 9f*1Y 5hortlpt. ptar1t or animal infesbltion or disease, the Gowlmor's wami,. al an earthquake or volcanic eruptfOf\, riot. Of other conditions, except those resultiflc from a tMxw contro- versy, which are., or .. Ii~ to be, beyond the anro1 of the seMoes. personnet, equipment and facilities of the city, and the conlrol al which requires the combined foroes of this city with ott.. political subdivisions.. Section 2.20.030 EmeteeotCY Council Memben. The City ol Newport Buch Emqeocy Council is hereby created and shall consist ol the fottowi• members: (A) The Mayor, who shall be chainnan. or in his or her absence, the Mayor Pro Tempofe; (B) The City M.nacer. who shall be vice chairman; (C) The Police Chief. who shall be the assistant director a1 emereecacy services: (0) Other officers and empk>yees al the City of Newport Beach. and~ ol civic, business, labor. veterans. professional, or other orpnintions within the community, and may be desienated as members by the emef'lll9'K:y openrtions plan. Section 2.20.040 Emef Ref ICY Counol-Powers. The Emer&ency Council is empowered to review and recommend for _adoption by the City Council, emereency and mutual aid plans and aireements and such ordinances. resolutions. rules, and reculations as .,.. necessary to implement these plans and agreements, and to perlcrm such other functions as may be ~enated '" the emeraency oPenitions plan. The Emeraency Council shall meet ':'pon call of the chairman, upon the call of the vice chairman. if the chairman consents. is absent from the Ctty. or othennse unable to call the meet•na Sectton 2.20.050 Emersency Operations Plan The City Council shall adopt an emeraency operations plan. The plan shall provide fot the effective mobilization of au al the resources al the City. boCt'I public and privne, to meet any condition constitutm1 a local ernereency, st.ate of emereency, or state of war emereeracy as those t~s are defined 1n lhts ordinance or by state law. The Emereency Council shaft penodicalty rtwiew the plan and prapose, to the City Council chances which will insure the mu.imum effectNeneSSS of the pan The ~ shall be consadered supplementary to this chapter, but shall have_ the effect of law whenever an emereenc:y. as provided in this chapter, has been proclaimed. Section 2 20 060 Director and Assistant Director of Emerieocy ~-Powers and Duties The Director and Assistant 0.rect:CK of Emergency Services shall have the fotlowtnt powers and duties. (1) Request the City Council procta1m the existence or threatened existence of a local emerpncy, and the term1nat1on thereof, if the Council is in sesston The Director or Assistant Director may issue SUCh a procla· mat1on rf the council is not in session, and in such event. the City Council shall take action to ratify the proctamation at the earliest practicable time, but in no event more than seven (7) days after issuance of the proclamation (2) Request the_ Governor proclaim a state of emerpncy when, in the opirnon of the Director or Assistant Director resources available !cxalty are inadequate to cope with the emereeocy (3) Control and direct the efforts of the emeraency organizatton of the Crty to accomplish the purposes of this chapter (4) Direct cooperation between. and coordination of the services and staff of the emeraency orenaiz.ation of the City and resofye questions of authority and respoo. SJbtlity that may anse behueeo them. (5) Represent the emeraency orpniz.ation of the City 1n all deali~ with public or private aeencies perta1nina to emerienoes as defined in ttus ctiaoter. (6) Prepare and maintain. on a current basis, the emergency e>perabons plans as P'Wided. and de$cribed, in this chapter, Mid submrt the plan to the City Council fot approval. Section 2 .20. 707 Director-Assistant Oirector-Emeaeeicy Po.ers. In the 9¥8f1I al the proclarnaban al a local elnet"'ICJ' the proclamation of a state al emetwency bythe ~ ~. °' St8te Oi~ector al Office ol Emersency = _the Director is empaae1ed, within fimQtions m the City etuww. ID do the foUowins: <A> Make, issue and enfon:e rules. orden cw reaulations reasonably related to the protJletion of ti .. and/or JMOl>8J1), or the ~ ~public ordlr and saNty These "'-· orders and 11111Ulations shall ncfude, but not be limited to, aJl'1 one or men~ the fol~ (1) ~ ordef imposi!ll a ~ within the entife Cit1. or desCNted boundariea. The order imposins the curlew ~II prohi~ the presence al lllf1 person on aJ1f1 ~ic hiehway, ....... OI piece. and may prohibit pr~ in any outdoor place, public or priwite, (2) An order prohibibfW accas to, u.-aa.. or epes.s from any public cw private street hi.a...-. or --Mttwt the City. ..,._, ,._, The benefiaary under said Deed of T "'st heretolon! 9*ICUted and defi~red to the undersi&Jled a written Dedaration al default and Demand fot Sa&e. and a written Natici9 of Default Ind E.lectlOfl to Sell The ~ caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be r9CDrded in the county where the real PfOPef1Y is located DAT£: rLJ/22187 (3) All otdlt prohibitifW or redistribufi"I the sale o1 alcoholic bewrl111 m or from any business in aft or a portion of the ~. (8) Alf MIS. or'dws Md ,...'*>ns mede Ind .,.. purs!'lnt to this etapter, and any emenctment Of rHCruion thentof, shall be in writ1n1 •nd .,wen ~ ~ and naliee. Ho ""-. .., "' ,........,,. iilued ...... tD .. dt9i*ii ........ '1f'ES PAC A£COHVfYANC£. a ea.ifomia Coipon1tion as Trum.. CATHY E. CRUM. ASST. Y1C£ PRESIDENT Weihe ~. '"° Campus Drive #C ~-=--.·CA .... 2119, (114) 476-1893 ' ' S/2*11f6/11 0357 efta::liw ........ until........, -Pl~Md .... hew .... 1Mn.Md. lntf'9c:.Mol8"f~-- tldl Gftllrlllll ... be ... 1c• J ......... ol .. cur...; __. ....................... ol .. .. •Ojrclll»*'~lllf .......... ~.-1 Iii • '· .... , ,, ., .. " JI. • .. • •'iclPed ..... pulilc ............. u.. ,..,..... Clfdlrs and,......... l9lued purlllMI ID .. dlDOll ........... In l8lcl tar the period ...... In .. ~lllloil•ol., • w:1.wno.-.ordlr•,...••·C*, ... ,...,. ............... tt.n .... (7)clmfluMess ccw6owdlndr11Miedbrtt.~0Md.M....,..,. .......................... thi&d1J11 ...... rllliled Md CllAHlid 1111.e ...... pralkebll .... by .. ~ Council. but In no ._.. ... aaA•llllliol• and ratificatiOn oc:cw-men ~ .._.. (1) dliJI lll'9r mu.nee. Prior to c:onfimWlion ., ndicllion. the Diredor or Assistant ONec:tor st\li · prowide the City Council ...., the writl9n emef ... K!Y prodw1illltiQlt. .. aelwAllM9ddcJc:umns.anda ............. thi"t.ds and cin:umstanc:a which JM IQliipted .. lmelllil<:r ~ and issuance al en'*&&ICJ Nies. ord9rs and l"tllUllltions. (C) To otain vat wW:ies. a•l'fi&. equipment and IUCh aetw popmties ... band --. and r-9ed for 1tle P'ae.ctiort al the life and ~ al the people. bind the CttJ '° --,., nwtcll value for the IQOd5 and serw.. and if '9QUired irnmedi*ly, to commllndeer the same tor~ use. · (0) To require lmlll .. tC'f seMc:es al aJlf1 City offic:s or empk)yee. and to requisition the necessary C4ty ft'\llteNI, and in the--al the procWnMion al ub'eme ..... K:Y by the GcMrnor. in the f1lllicwi in wtMdi this Cit:1 is kalted, to request the M al • "*'Y citizens al this c:onwnunity as the GcMrnor deems NC! I I ry in the nealtior'I al these d\Aies.. Such psson slWf be •!titled to aft priviteces., belw.lts and immunities - prowided by stMe ... for ~ emeraency seMces and cfisester' .,,... s and volunlleefs. (E) Uercise .. on:linry pcMer'S al the City ~. •well as all special pcMe1S 00fdem9d upon the~ by this c:Npeer, by Wf'/ pnMsion al state or local a.w. by any ~ ~owed by the City Council. by the emeraet 9CY openltim as pe., then in effect. or special power-vested in City by any ottier a.tut authority. (f) Oesilnatie the ordef al SI MXeS$-ion to the officer of Director ol ~ 9CY Setvices to take en.ct in the e¥efrt the Dil'9Ctor, and Assisbnt Director, are UNVaitabte to take~~ pursuant to the~ al this chapter. The order al succession stall be ~ by the City Council and shall be specified in the emeraency opentions plan. Section 2 20.080 E.mef l!l IC)' Orpnz.ation All officeB and~ al this City. toaettier wrth those YOlunteer forces enrolled to aid them durint an emereeocy, and all eroups. orpnzabons, and penons who may by agreement OI operabOn al law be charpd wrth duties incident to the protection al life and property 1n this City durinc an emetienCY. 1nclud1nc persons PteS5ed into seMCe under the ptOVtSKJnS of Secbon 2.20.070 al thts chapter, shall constitute the Ernefl!lq Orpn1ution of the City of Newport Beach Section 2.20.090 Upendrtures Any expenditures ~in connectJOn wrth the pttMS10n of emereency seMc:es, includ1na mutuaf aid actMtlt!S shall be deemed conclusively to be for the direct protec:tJon and benefit al the inhabimnts and property al the City al Newport Beach. Sect.on 2.20.100 Ydation tt shall be • misdemeanor publl~ as PRMded in Section 1()(010 al the Municipal Code of the City ol Newport Beach, for any person dunnc an emelllltflC)' to. (~) W1tlfulty obstruct. hinder, or detay any member at the Emeraency Orprnzation '" the enforcement o1 any lawful order, "'le or ~ban is:suect pursuant to this chapter. Of in the ~nee of any Otlty imposed UPGA the member by virtue at this chapter (8 ) Do any act forbtdden by any lawful "''es or reculations rssued pursuant to this Chapter, 01 to 1mpenl the hves CK property of inhabitants al thts City. or to prevent. hinder, CK detay the defense CK Pn:Jtection thereof (C) Wear, carry or dJspfay, without lawful aothority, any means of ident•ftatt0n specified by the eme eency aeency of the State of California CK the City of Newport Beach Section 2 20 110 StNerability ff any secbon, subsection, sentence, clause °' phrne of this ordinance is. for any reason. hefd to be invalid °' unconstitutional by a dec1s1on of any court of competent 1urisd1Ct1011, such deClsion shall not affect the valld1ty ol the remaininc portions of this «dinanc.e The City Council hereby declares that It woukf have passed this ordinance and each and fNely sectJOtl. subsect10r1 sentence. clause or phrase not declared 1nvarid ~ unconstitutional without reaard to whether a pottion of the ordinance would be subsequentfy declared rnvalld or Unconstitutional. ~t~ 2: All other proviSl()ns of Chapter 9 °' shafl remain 1n full force and effect. Section 3: The Mayor ~t sen and the City ca.n shall attest to the pas.sap ol th:s ordinance .. The City Ceti shall cause the same to be published once in the official ~~fifteen (15) days.,.., rts ~ Section 4: Thts Ordinance was introduced lit a recutar meellnt of the City Council al the City al Newpuct 8ach he6d on the 11th day al May, 1987, tw'd 8dc"*1d on the 26th day al May, 1987, by the~ ¥D111, to-wit AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Cox. Han. Plummer. M.urw. NOES. COUNCtLMEMBCRs.: Sansone. Tunw ABSt:NT COUNCii.MEMBERS Strauss. John C Cal. Jr. ATTEST: M.wyor Wandl E. Rllgjo City Cleric . . . . .. ••••• It -••• -~17 WllOl'Q AC11nous •s•r1a NAMl ITAl'llmfT The tolowifw penons.,. do•l\I business as: WASHINGTON CLEANERS ANO LAUNDRY. 3415 Yia Udo. Naport a.ch. Cati· bnia92663. Raf'ly Joseph BaunmW,, 17731 Heminpay St .• Re.seda, California 91335. Ste11a eauram..n. ln31 Hem1npay St.. Reseda, California 91335 Business first trans.acted under this business name on May 14. 1987 Th11 business is con· ducted by huSband and wife. I sl Rdy Joseph Bauram- san. Steti. Bauram'-' This st.ate I llfMt was fiJed with the County Clerlt of <>ranee County on May 15. 1987 file No f34C032 5/28 61' 6/11 6/18 0356 l...sJOU WNOTICI flCliiiOUI .... NWITATmUn The totloM,. C*'fGnS are dotn1 business as. ANN MARIE'S RESTAURANT. 2640 E Coast Hiaftwa1. Corona det ..... CA 92625 Fem.leaf Caffe Corp . a CaJiforn1• corpo,ation. 2640 E Coast Hi1hway. Corona det Mat, CA 92625. Ttus bu1tness is coo. ducted by • corporation The rq.istrant com· me. iCed ID transact busi· ness under the fictitious buslnes.s Nimt 01 names listed above on Jan. 2, 1987. Isl femMief C.tte Cotp.; M1chMI Mor.han, Presi· ~ This stle8lnent .. filed -a. the County Oertl al Or-.. eour., on May 22. 19'7. f"'tle Ho. F344670 5/28 6/46/11 6/18 0353 Get It Off Your Clleat- Newpart Eaign Litters to llHI Editor •• . -. . ----~- .. USTllQ -...aar..am .. - un1vera1ty Park ~ 3 bdrm. 2 t... 1P01111, AIC, .. curtty, high upgraded In a great location. s1n.eoo. IJNiqUE ROMES RUNNING THE COM SCENIC FIVE~K? For the 6th year in a row, Unique Homes' salespeople are active in the pq>ular Corona del Mar Scenic Rve-K foot race scheduled for Saturday, June 6th. Unique is distributing flyers, printing a newsletter, warning neighbors on race day, and 24 staff members will run or offer aid and assistance. This year, Jim Skahan, Marilyn Rousselot, Ken Kutzing and Victoria Sinclair are on the race committee and Jim Wood is race chairman. Sponsor of the race is t~ Studio Cafe in Corona del Mar. ----UNDER S250,000----UC•l IUCI CITTICE -Flavored 3 bdrm, a block to Victoria Beach, newer and nicer, wtth a peek I U. B. -Here's a pampered and paneled of blue view. $420,000 condominUn owirlooklng big canyon gott. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. shutters. $229,500 ll•Elfll • WDTCIR -Highly remodeled. ex- quisite master suite, country kitchen, formal II 1&111 ll&&I• -Light. airy and fresh dining with built-Ins, $495,000 Interior, end unit, near schools. shops. 2 bdrms, 3 ba. ftr8place and low prioe. s 143,000. ---OYER HALF lllWON--- mllY H. -Condominium In Bluffs area. fee land. night light w. 3 bdrm, 3 ba, spacious floor CAPE.a-._•~ •-i ftnn1e story 4 bdrm plan, pool nearby. $180,000 wtth incredibk s 0 .-. ~bay. Upgrades ii. ms IS ml -Townhome in Newport. 3 bdrm, inctude mouldl . .., .... .it>25.000 U Cll 9MJ11 -Home near the foot bridge ab<Mt part(. 3 bdim. 2 story with skytights. fireplaoes. and chefs special kitchen. $682.000 .. Fm.I .. -On Little Balboa lslMd. • bdrm, 3 ba. attractlYe decor, exciting sundecX, assum. loan. moortng/lkiff avail. $659,000 • Clll• PDIBlm -You know the kind. extra large lot. up to date decor. immac. cond .• • . bdrm, 3 ba. one story. $705.000 UTCIEST ESTm -Nothing like it in Newport. Single story, 5 bdrm, 2 family rooms. library. pool, spa. and fir'epit. $595,000 3 ba. ave1 2000 sq. ft, 2 patios, large master. 2 fireplaces, near tennis. pool. S2•9.000 wn rs• mn1111 -OYenookJng Little Cor- ona. catch the numbers: 3 bdrms. 4 fireplaces. 4 CW CM ••SM -A rare find I Spectacular viw, baths. 2 kitchens. Almost new. $795,000 sunny decor, and a one of a kind ••great room'' ~----'250,000TOSSOO,OOO .... -CIZY -Nestled in wonderful West- clff. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. spa and a kitchen family room w that belongs in House Beautlfutl $325.000 over1ooking the bay. $850,000 ft•m1 lW&I• -Brand new on the sand, 2 bdrm, 3 b' lrg master wtth fireplace & spa European kitchen with imported tiles. $850,000 Mm 11111 SlllH -2 years new, 2 story. 4 m ...U -Hard to find. 1 bdrm, over garage bdrm, 3 ba. lush pool and spa area lmpeocable peus 3 bdrm. 2 ba house. Near park, shops and condition in every comer! $579,000 cafes. Sold In "as is .. condition. $329.000 m C1EE1 W•MlT -3 bdrm, 3 ba wtth llC CllTll llT -Customized Broadmoor, ocean view beyond the greenbelt. Immaculate, unique ftoorplan. 5 bdrm, city light view with fresh decor and handy to pool. tennis~ $389,000 country like living. Spacious feel. $795,000 flS1lllFf -mmll" ~ ou·u get excitedl 3 !:y ':· =iy -;.= ~aOt~ =~:. ~1 bdrm. 2 ba ~5· O ""' =:ctre anct charming vtew. euy adJ. 30' 1ot for 10· frontage. $895,ooo decor. Walk tc. .• ~.shopping. $311.000 ••• • Wll1' mis -3 bdrm, with ca-ftMSlll llnml -50' in prime lcoation on tt'8dral ca•ngs. lrg master and bit of ocean view bay. Charm. secluded patio. pier, float. Large from sw a aping mast•. Don't miss ttl $349.000 master + sitting room, $995,000 111 m .. ~ -Newport Heights landmark, 11111 • lll lllff -In San Clemente, spectacu- .. bdrm. • bath in quiet area. peek a view lar view of the Pacific, 5 bdrms, Mediterranean upstairs. lrg lot with room to grow. $299.950 ftavor, owner willing to finance. $1 ,500,000 SK Press Party Scenic Five-K Volunteers-next Thurs- day. June 4 at 4 p .m .. there will be the sixth annual Scenic Five-K Press Party. Everyone in town shows up except the Press!! All volunteers are expected to be there for last mjnute briefings and fun fellowship. That's 4 p.m ., Thursday. June 4, at the Studio Cafe in Corona del Mar. A Hit of who la LNV1.I In local real estate Lii 11,,. 11' 1 .... llitll I I I 1111 lrtll J1t 1111 .... J1tn111 ...... ....... 111r•11m Cl Ill 111111 r! Pll llllly ...... 't I' I Ir "11lp Didi 11111 Jim Wood--Owner/Rultol' ,.,.. .., ,, t I I *' -ld111C1 Vlrt1 II II 1' 'r MllP' -• 11n; ElllllrTllm lllly • 1111 r1 111 T•aP1t ..... •1 ", ...... ,~~ --- Pll Zlftllr lay Zrilr • .. -· - ' ,_ tt •Ya -THE NEWPORT EN8IGNIC08TA 'EIA NEWS California resale market rebound in March California's resale housing market rebomtcled in March with an impressive 19.l percent increue in sales activity, the Calif omia Association of Real- ton bas reported. Previously occupied homes sold at a 478,291 unit ann11••ized rate in March, up from 40 I ,63S units in February. Compared to Jast year, the March fiaure repre- ICDted a 22.1 percent increase in sakl volume. .. Last month's surge in the rate o1 resales rdJectcd the continued drop in mortgage interest rates during the fint quarter of the year," said C.A.R. President Jack Paulson. ..While we are concerned about the uhim•te impar:t of ra:ent upward move- ments in interest rates, in the near term raales will remain brisk as bomebuyers react to fean of future increases.* A comparison o median home prices by regions for the months of March, 1985-87, as follows: Man::la Marcil Wan::la ltqioD 191.S 1916 1917 Lot Aqdcs SI'"-'°" Slll.162 Slll.267 s.. FraDCilco cl s ,.,.]65 d S.. Diqo S '9"9 Sii._,., Sl2'.19l Co. Slll.!IO' Sllt.6S2 d According to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, the eff cctive rate for previously- occupicd homes in M.-cb reg- istered 9.33 percent~ to 9.S percent in February far fiud rate mortp.. Adjustable rate mortpga carried an 8.41 ~ cent interest nte compared to 8.54 percent in February. California's median price jumped to $131,799 in March, up S.2 pen:ent from February's $125,327, and I .S percent over March 1986'1 $129,149. 1be March appreciation rate is a sharp reversal of tbe trend toward lower price appreciation 1eYcJs visible since m.id-1986. - said Joel Singer. C.A.R. Chief F.cooomilt and Yacc Praident of Planning, Reserch and Econom- ICS. Heavy demand outstripped c...nl VdeY S 73.163 cl S 11,"'6 Sea •o S 77.)47 d S ~ ...... Spp., Lwr. o.at SJ21,157 SIOJ.667 Sll4.215 M09la'Cy SID.lll Sl~.151 Sl6.l.•I Not. W"me Co. SIOl.17' S ._,., Slll.ll6 New. CaliC. s 63~$ S 6'.230 s 67.m lliwr./Saa 1era. s ac.m s 11.-s 9'.291 Vmtwa SIZUll Sllt.IM Slso..stf Sula t.rt.ra SIJ7.,,, SIOMO 1170.000 ct=a..n-.-..-.. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 904 VIA UDO NORD OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1~ a..utlful Dutch colon'9I, 5 b9droolna, 5 b .... pow- ... room, llbt'mr, ten foot ce•1191t wide....., next lo ~ ...... Flne9I .......... north~ ... Pier and 9llp for ...,.. bolll. $2.825,,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 815 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5 Watch IUftlets from 3 leftla of finest Udo view. D11per lot gtwes 1 .. Ylew. Fow bedrooms,4blllt11, ~ boat room, gowmet kitchen. Brick p.ao .... tire ring. Seco.-ict story roof deck rea zllllon--. Smdy b 11 ch, pier and ftolll $1,995,000 BALBOA ISLAND LEASE 303 APOLENA AVENUE Yearly lease on beautiful traditional 3 bedroom, 3 bath home. Quality constructed, professionally decorated home on excellent street. Features 2 master bedrooms. Winner in 1980 of "Best Balboa Island Home of the Year". $3500/month. SAN JACINTO RIVERSIDE COUNTY Prime location on Romona bprt11•.,. ~ given for 158-wllt .-111wnt on 1.93 eora. $500,000 Allo llolor Inn C01111Mft:181 ... of 4.5 w• tor$al,OOO.. RIVERSIDE COUNTY supply in March u tile saaac\ uniold in~ iildeJt plum- meted to 7.6 IDOlllM from Fcb- r:uary's 11 lllODtbl. The index indic.aa boW Iona it Would take for all eu11ently listed boma to sell. Tbe boost in median prica can also be paitlJ attributed to a decline in the pUr¢law of two- tiedroom or mwlcr homa and a rile in tbe ~ of more expensive homes with three bedrooms in March; The share or ~room or fewer homes LENDER dropped to 19.6 percent of Marcia's ....... COIDpaiM wida 21.I percent iJa February. Mari:h 'I tlueHledroom home ~~Peel from Febru- ary's ~.9 pe_nlCDt to Sl.0 per- cent.: Tiie share of fCMll'-bedroom or ~ be>-IOld ia March edpd ap to 21.4 percent of Man::b's 10Uil ..._ ia eompar- ison to 27.3 percent in February. Condominium ralaes sky- rocketed in March, jm.nping SO pen:ent mer February\ resale rate and 30. I percent over ' American Comme Mortgage 119t I 1~% I 11 ~% I 632-n66 Bayview Mortgage 640-0410 BMC Mortgage 1o~a Call 9 ~ Cal 11 ~% Call 1~% 7% SSJ-0431 Marcia 1916. Tiie ...... priOe o( COlldol dropped 4.0 ,.Olllll ia March · to 1111,497 from F~\ 1123,410, bat ..... tered 5.3 ,.rant abOve tlae SIJ 2.512 recorded by C.AR.. ia March of last year. In Loi Anphi, Rule~ in March was 2A.I percent aboft January and up 21.9 paamt Oftr March 1986. The ...... medi•n price role 2.1 pcnml durin1 March to $133,267, which WU also 8.S percent ahoft last March\ meclin COMMEm-s 2 Bi-weekly loans available up to S400K. 10.5%. Ask for Dan. ·~ on-owner occupied 2 (cash out) from 7}i%. No.....,....._ from~ No points Far West Savings and Loan I~ 2 10~% 2 11 %% I 11 ~% ~% I~ loan available. 2SO 4468 Mctmor Financial 851-0202 ewport Liberty Mortp&e 261-2522 United Western Mortgage Corp. 7S2-&300 America\ $th larFSt banka. Jumbo easy I~ c.au 10% Call 11% Call 1°"% 7~ Call qualificr. purcbue A refinance. Affiliate of Mctto. Life. Ask for -Balbua •JO yearJumbo ·~% t0~% I ~ 9 %% I ~ 11 ~% I ~ IO~" 7!,oi't£,• I ~ up to SI million. Call our reps today for more info. Rates are subject to cbaDllC. Ask for Lois McLoon. 1o~m I ~ IO~<it I ~ 11 ~% ~ IO}i Jumbo's and noqualifaera. CHICAGO Til1 .E AND SAFECO 'fil'l .E HAVE JOINED IDRCFS 10CREME11IE MAJOR FORCE IN 11IE 1'1TI .E INDUSI'RY. llllfl--mt.._. Ell mT. Large4 bedroom condo over1ooking patio and greenbelt. One bedroom and beth on lower level. Great versatility for office f!'8id's or in-~ quarters. Three bedrooms, diningi liiing room, kitchen and eating nook on main level. Reduced $25.000. now $285.000. SALLY SHIPLEY/JOYCE DEBOLT RUFFl-IEW un. $209.000. Four bedrooms with muter suite. Second bedroom, kitchen, living/din- ing area on main level. Two bedrooms and bath u~rs. Convenient location. Easy watk to East- bluff shopping center. C.O.M. High Schoof, tennis and churches. Private patio on greenbelt near pool. Priclid to 9etl quickly. .. U• I Y SHIPLEY /JOYCE DABOL T --Pia IEIUCT'll'I I I C 11111 A $7,000 price reduction mak• this lovely Bluffs condo one of the area's belt buys. Three bedrooms, 2¥1 baths. huge country kitchen in ruraf-.like setting. Price includes land! $212,500 -.Uffl f8 lmT Clllll. Three bedrooms. 2~ baths. Completety remodeled kitchen with custom cabi- nets and new apptiances. Fireplace, wet bar, walk to schools and Eastbluff Village. Meticulously clean · home. $225,000 includes land. MARIA BERCOVITZ llUFR-AFr91ULE--fAIT IAlE WAITED. Just l~ted and newly decorated 3 bedroom. two stOty condo with private· enclosed patio. Convenient location. Assumable loan. The owner has priced this below maf1(et in Of'der to setl quickly. $189,500 LH. SALLY SHIPLEY/JOYCE DABOLT U. llU-EXCEWIT Cl..a LICA'Tm on Via Ledo Soud. Sunny bright home one block from clubhouse. Private beaches. tennis and part(s. Four bedrooms plus den, 2 baths. $499.000. MARIA BERCOVITZ Ill CAIYDI VEISAIWl-Extra large lot on golf course with gazebo, 880. poof. New marble entry and dining room floor. Needs cosmetic repairs. New French doors from kitchen to yard. Great potential. $895,000. DOROTHY HARDCASTLE ,. .. TllE IAY AT Um-Security, elegance. carefree living, true comfort and best location. This may be the property for you! There are almost 3.000 sq. ft. of living space in this 2 bedroom. 3 bath plus convert- ible den residence. A boat slip is available with this spacious condo. Seller may trade for income units or commef'ciaJ property. $520,000. TRUDY STU881. mELD , ' " ' c: ' . -.. . .. .. ~ ~. ~-·,~. MT Ul1U c.uL-Two new elegant condos with vaulted ceilings. So light and bright. Each has 2 bedrooms and a loft, fuJt security system, custom cabinetry and much, much more. P'-call to see. $360,000. LINDA TAGUANETil OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5 421 AND 421..5 HEUOTROPE-C..D.11. CUFF llAVEl-IECWDBI All~-This sunny 3 bedroom home is situated on the cliff side of Kings Place containing 2 watef" heaters, a deck and poten- tial water view. Calf fOf' details. $345,000. UZBEAZLEY .IUIT UITR-IEWNIT CIEIT r..-E-Three bedrooms, 2'h baths, fireplace, wet bar in a dramatic step-down living room. Owner bought another. PRICED TO SEU NOW! $174,500. BARBARA CHAMBERS VEllAIUEI IEST IUY-Enjoy ~ cross ventilation in this beautiful corner unit .. Renotr" model condo. Two large bedrooms and 2 baths. Mirrored closet doors, freshly carpeted, draped and painted en neu- tral colors. It won't last long at $124,500. JOYCE DABOL T /SAl'..LY SHIPLEY llllUI, FED UP WITH SllAllll? Slim&. TIIEI If LJV. 1111 WITI IELATIVU?-tf so. be sure to see this first floor bachelor unit in Newport Beach which "as just been made availabte. Attractive Sho1i screens divide bedroom and living area Tastefully decorated and elegant club house faethties for your convenience. $73.900. JOYCE DABOL T /SAU. Y SHIPLEY IAYllllDEI IAYFml WfT1I PIO. Prime comer loca- tion for channel and night light views in guard gated community. ExoeUence in craftsmanship through- out Four bedrooms. each with bath, large formal dening room. gourmet kitchen with top of tine applt- ances. Marvelous family room. 3 firep&.:es. 3-<:ar gan.ge. Steps to beach. MARILYN TWITCHELLJllARIA BERCOVITZ samr AfTB lllllCUFR-ocean views enhance this gracious custom 3 bedroom home set on a large lot just a stones throw from ga18d beacte. Thect\arm of days gone by-with lath and plaster. crown mould- ings, hardwood floors, French doors and lots of warm used brick! Move in or plan to expand. Priced to sell at $695.000. MARILYN HIU IAI• VIEW 111.lS-Seciuded and qutet cu~ location. This lovety 4 bedroom. 2~ bath home (Sandpiper model) is light and open. Situated in a partl-Uke garden setting. The extenstve upgrades make this property most attractive and envtteng. Room fOf' a pool too. Call tor details. The pnce of $425,000 inciudes the land. TRUDY STUBBLEF1ELD OOTSTmlll .. lffDIS-JAlll• CIHl-Truly one-of-a-kind Plan 2. Customaed with all the finest quality appointments and decor. Perfectton penon- ifted. Shows like a modef home. Two bedrooms. cozy den with fireplace, 2 baths. targe covered patio that looks out over IOYefy garden. $359,000. BEUE CHASE LEE Tim lllW •Pl.E.X-is in excellent cond1hon• Upper unit 2 bedrooms. 1 bath Lower unit 1 bedroom 1 bath. Both units wrth built-ms and access to the beach Just a few steps away Call for an appointment to see this e.xoellent buy $345.000. CAROLYN MASON/CHRISTEN NILSEN TWI 4-ft.EXU. IEWPOIT llElmlTl.. Great locatlon. All 2 bedroom units with enciosed garages. $685.000. BARBARA CHAMBERS 759-9100 . Ability• Experience• Integrity_• Since 1923 - l , ~ . - --rhe Youth Employment s.mce• sa w.1-. c... •••• C..1424174 ID ... • to jt1ce •Job. To •lppOl'I .... ._ •11& ._ Md•1_,. ...... WE LEASE AND SELL REAL ESTATED -·-Thew., To G'8m11111'• Home Neatest 1 bedroom condo, "safe and secure. sundeck, fireplace, has-it-all kitchen, great neighbors too! Only $152,000. Pool. spa. and a super 2-car garage. j . - For You And Mom Stylish 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo;1 short block to China Cove. built-ins, fireplace, deck, patio, skylight. big 2-car garage, only $229,500. ~ - P.S. Two Summer Rem.ls ... - Two bedroom, 2 bath condo, pool, spa, Cleek, garageJ $2,000/month. OR Big 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, $3,000/month. ' ~""' ~ Molf'ti.9' P! Wil d.-..~~"'· .. ~ fRn-'1 a a 3407 East Coast Hiahway. Corona del Mar. California 926" Check these great listingsl Realtor View c a thm111114I •Because rcaltors stay informed about various financing methods. they can help speed the buying process by educating both buyer and seller as to their financing options," added. pres- ident Jank. If \OU arc a -for saJe b\' --mr.'Der. -or FSBO. keep in mind that )'OU "'ill be v. orking v.itb appraisers. lenders. title and cscro"' companies. lf) our buyer is not qualified )OU nsk the possibility that the transaction wil fall out of cscro'1t. in which case )'OU v.'ill have to start all over agam. A rcaJtor can: Set a realistic comJHtitive pria Giw you advitt on improvifrK sale.J ap~aJ Present ~riow pros~ctive buyn1 who are pre-qualif~d Ca:n tap• ~er fNT«nUIKe of buynsmarut Hlllldk inquirWs anJ sJw.,., .... inp.fr~ up ~lkrs' timL Present off ns and countn offn-s Mar)' Jank is praidau of* Nn4'pon Harbor-Costa Mao Board of IWWors. An qmi wilA tM G~orK~ Elkins Com-,,_,7. sN can ~ rtac~d al 759- 9100. gR!al ........ ' I I ~ " .,.., ' K n n 2ndln rullor~poneore~ event ~ Lapa, a 6dl • ..-at Aadenea SdMd ia die Mewport Mm Uaified Sdtool Dillrid. pl8cat leCODd la die 5th Amlual OnulF Coa.tY Spdlina Com- petition. ne neat ... spon- sored by die Ccl¥10 Foacle- tioa, the a...... Beacla-; Fountain V.., Bw1I ol ..._ ton, the Newport &.nor.Cmta Maa Board ol Ralton, the North Orapgc County and the West Oraigc County Board of Realtors. Betty Rhea, vice prcsident of the Newport Barbor-Costa Maa Board of Realton, iCi viug • Emcee> acbowledFf the 46 pat1icqNlnts rc:praenting public ud private scbooh in Orange County. Trophies were awarded fer the lint through «h place iDd dictioaaries for the Sth tbroagb 100. place winners. ~niD Lo-ia actiftlf iaYOhed ia _, •"'DI ...._ ilia .... -5"dtM C!G-V' • orpwizM dM: CriMNiei Tw• meat ud ii a __.., ol die M.t sac·•wa9a au. Be ...,. ................. * ctR'1m .. dliair Ill SC A8dlwill Piel~ Cl11ucla. For sporll, lie plays ...,., •nbt- t.IJ, b•ebell, tennis and t...tc.. ha 8dditioll. lie .... 1tOll * COCM\ Pabiotic bdio SayiBa com~ tine years ia a row. ~evin and his family will tra¥CI to Nortba:D California to participate ia the Califonaia State . Elementary Spclliaa Oampiomhip lpOlllOled by tbe Soaoma C.oanty .bid of Ral- l.On and the. SOJIOliaa C.0..y Department of Education. Tiie stale winner' will receive a 5'00 cash award. e / I llKI• •n II I .. llJll.m Luxury and~ with halt>or enttance view. This hon'8 of rMQntficent quality and construction hM a ... open feeling. with wonderful designer fabrics 8ftd wall coverings. Three t>eMooms. 4 bmhs and a din. 8rict terrace to your doc*.. Barbana Aune and Hollie Denny. . 1m Rlmlll .. •TIE Ul.HIATI an SURI 11 One of thi largest lots on the bayfront. F"Mt bed- R>Orna. e~ bmhs. large bayfront room with poof ...,.. and sit~ bar. Formal dining room. Bay- front lwing room 0¥ertookjng green lawns and large dodl. wine and pub room. Lanai room to swimming PG°' and IPL Foor-ar garage. Barbara Aune and c.tyn Stlliner .... , IOal,.. lJT -- Prime building lot on the sands of Newport Beach. G,... view of Catalina. Located on the quiet end of ._ bmrdwalk.. Zoned for multi-residence. Hobie o.wwy llEITM•MIAY 11-- la yours to have in 1his fabulous 3 bedroom. family room. upstairs living/dining room home with eleva- tor and a private dock for 50' yacht plus a spa_ This home is the epitome of bayfront homesl MaraJoo . . . 'J I E VJ 0 E T A C H E 0 FU Llllmf CHI•.. 1111 Jiii ~ a.ooo ... ft. indudel 7 bedrooms. 7 ...... ~ag golf COUQ8 and IMe views.-=-- luring. blend of nditionlll and con'8mpotwy an::ru- ....... Md decor. Priced tor invnediate sale. o.nny Bibb and St1~ Grody II' all r 111 .. CIPICll llJllJlll ~ oc1• r.. t.y and night ligtd "• 1t Four Mdlooma. .. ,. ~ •ary. ~room and gour- met ~ home. Whi'9 ....... o.k ftoora. c.bt- neta and '*'8ling,. Fr9"Ch doors throughout. S.U- titul ..... bricll petio, private~ and spa. ............ ... Md Ed &cano FMDIM .. fl nm•w.u 1111111 SPKioul5 bedl oom c.IStOnt home in HartN>r Ridge. Dr-..tic ........ •••dllign by Robert e.t. s-y.. ligihea, C81hedt81 Clilil tga end Frww:h doof'S through- out. e.nom.. ..... lot. lush grounck ~ ...., end Loia Jerobs s wua... -111 of ... OCIM, My end city lights from the 2 ma••• ...._ kitchwi. living room and library --. U... brick wine room with celW. Den with full bllltl could be med for 4th bedroom. Poot siDd prd. A Q~ holnett.atunctiona .... for~ and flmify Mng. G8yle AINllO cm~ 1111.m W.. appointed 4 bedloom. 3 b9th home with extra lafge QM'9 room. ~ring pool. spa and fountaan In ...,.,.;ve ~ Inside o9k floors and ltaircw. convenient buitt~ 2 fireplKes, pJus many ext18S ft'\Methis.,. exceptional home compli- mented by the open canyon and city lights view. S..Hinman llYI llT llfTI •T FAaUTD 111 .. ~ ...., ranod11l1d home. McMHn condition. ~wood floors. Franch doorS. unique atnum on the tMryfront. perfect for relaxjng and enteftaining. ~ master suite, 2 guest bedrooms. Owner motiva.d. Ann Peters UYFllllT_.T U 11a• Quality abounds m this custom 4 bedroom residence. Slate roof. brick. leaded beveled windows. Mater surte with sitting area and fire- place. Two powder rooms. den. pub room with cus-- tom bar. Ann Peten ~PAlllAllA l1li9 Of the t.dl bay. mountains and city lights. Uvmg ... has 12 foot celling with skylights and fi1'9p1Ke . ..... IUite Ml firepl8ce. owrsized spe tub. 2 ... - in doeets Md French doors to the pool. Sepmation of master surte and 3 bedrooms assure maximum privacy. Gayle Amato $300.0llJ AND UIDER ==== :;o1coe1ttine .... s1•.ooo Ta I IE doee to bnch ..•..•..... $138,800 28R, ~ csa. to g==== Wwitiea ................ $129,500 Golf cou ... views ••••.... $275.000 3BR. 2W. t.mity room. tpeCioul • • • • • .. • • • .. • . . . . $151,500 ..... 3BA. ~ .... Ta llllE highly upgtmed . . . . . . . . . . $248.900 38R.2~ doee to amenities • . . . . . . . $285.000 :EE: 2BR. 28A. upgrlded ...... $157.500 IETM I 48R, 2BA.. R.V. 8CCHI .... $229,000 38R.3BA. be9t of Bayridge . . . . . . . . . . $289.500 am-.. 2SR.~ designer upgraded ....... $133.000 ..... 1 BR. 1 BA. comer una greenbelt . . . . . $115.000 ClllCBT IAY NIT-nTE WATB 11.ftl I I We are offering perhaps the finest site along the Southern CaJiforn-'a coast This is a 3 bedroom + maid"• qwuten contemporary. Far out ore the tip of ~ Bay Point with unbelievable white water views. Call Rod °'Owe . VIEW CONDO IPBTKIUI KEii. llY.an LmTI 11111 11119 Truly one of the belt locations in Halbor Ridge fst•tee This 3 bedroom. ~ beth, •Jodelle" home has an expmded family room (doe Mt original size) witn view. Skylights and dCI 1 lltl ,.,. at9o been addecj along with many~ upgl'ldeL Maur- een White. Ed Escano •I E•l-•BllL.. UJll Amullto-tNs~deCOf 111 If and~ ed "'MirimW" in 19bor Ridge e ...... Two bed- rooms. 2~ baths. enlarged den and Mytighted musiclr.eding room with custom oiM bar. Al this and a S*MWMUc city and night light view. E"91q showings are encouraged_ Maureen WhJte/Ed &caM> ... , .... ,B Tim I IE 1111111 Barely on..s. this 4 bedroom V.,...._ ~ towl•"aome is our mG9t luxurious and PQSMW floor plan. Feetu,_ dlwnatic 2 *>fyentry with•• I 1ping circutar staircw. large torrn8I living. dining. ~ fwnUy roon-.. Luxurious.,,...., .me located on 1st leivel. Excellent cut=de uc tocmion with scenic Nws. ~Bibb~~Grody AB llYI ... IBJ... lHIE • TlllE 1C11.m Three bedrooms. 3 bmlha. golf cou ... view COi tdo- miniwn in See Island. 24 hour guard gated commu- nity. Pool ~ ._.,..._ v-.. of Newport Bay end city lights from 2nd bedloom. Cennl air conditioning, CIM lb .. Y-=uum system. Gourmet kitchen with gra- nite counter tops. Wdl COit.sider all t 111 Oi--ofters. GayleAm8to MORE FINE PROPERTIES Kii ii Flm llC.l 111 ... Immaculate 1 bedroom condo faang poof and ow.- looking lovely greet 9bett.. lower comer unrt. Colum- bia Square is perfect fOf' faculty student or &m 11tor! Paula Bailey UlTimTE FAmlT LNml 1111.m F°l'Ye bedrooms. 3 baths. large fam1ty room. dramabc living and dining. 3 fireplaces.. beamed cehngs. be8uttful oak ftoot's ttvoughout. French doof'a. many budt-tns! Pool sized lot. Danny &bb and Stephante Grody ~ AFFl111•E 1111.- e>eagner petfect. spec:OIS tn tevef 3 bedroom. 21h bd1 home with pt_. station shutters. comer fi•eptace. 2-car ~. pNsti eatthtone carpets. tile in en'1'Y. torrnm dining room. family room. Pride of owner- ship. e...ty Duddy 6a..6200 Ill Dl•E PIEITm II• I II &cetl8nt location. qulality construction and w:w- ity sets this bright cheery 2 bedroom condominium apart Enjoy ~ oceen breeze. fine b 111m. and life style. Und8 Oettt 1W•HELm•CllYll1WlllllUIE m&lll Three bedrooms, 2'h baths. designer decorated and fumistied Augusta (largest) mc>dll. Country dub and night tight views. Security gme, community pools. spa Md tennis. Minutes from Newpott buli-w. cuttural and b11 ches. Appomboent only ev. nings and weetends with Tom AJJinson . ACT-W& I LAIT1 IGIJlll Beautiful 3 bedroom. family room, formal living room and dining room home with a fabulous unob- structed view in prestigious Harbor Ridge. 24 hours gate guard plus community pools. spas and tennis! Maraloulngold ••rara T11111111E ...- '"Harbor Ridge. Wonderful ocean and city view from this charming 3 bedroom home. High ceilings. Formal dining area. country kitchen. Three fire- places, 3-car garage. Barbara Aune • CMYll 111Amll1 Pl.Alt ••111 Ideally located in the heart of 819 Canyon. this 4 bedroom Broadmoor is a perfect family home. Fea- tures formal living/dining rooms. spacK>US family room with view of golf course. Sectuded spa off large master suite. Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grady. 11a111 P.:E 111UCn111 l415m Long private driveway .._.to ttus leduded singte story 3 bedroom. ~ bmh. family room home. Many decorator exbas:: wood floors. mirTors., *Yf~ priYat9 patio with spa off master SU~ Maureen WhiWE:d Escmeo mil Hm.Y .. +I.I. MXBI l'JI I Does your family need .,.,. apece? One of the largest S*Cela in Mw Verde--. T...,._ o-r- dens with tun-in aea. nv.e bedroon• UJIMlif • _,..1 bedloon1 dowi •ta·1a. Forrnlll di1tingptua m. ity roam. T any Shaw UIJalff-llmlll ..... t.ge 3 bedioom home fealuring upgr9ded w:o.t bedroom. a.ge dining room. t.miJy room Md 2 &. .,.._ &lymprd tor busy peope. Superneigh- bofhood new schools. shopping end rea.00.L Coby Ward 11ammmmm 11a 11 OW9f'lized2 bedroom. 2~..., townhome. New cs- pet..,.. pM1t and auached 2~ 991899. fit~ large pmo yard. Great kiic:ation. Owner ha 11111 I I fr puedi•1d new home end iamotiwmect. P.-B9il8'f OBUTill TA I I IE PAI I I Oecofator pertect 3 bedlooms. 21h tMtM. plus tar- mal dining room and large r.ruty room. Sedl lded master suite with finlplKe and b9lcOl1y. Ollk floor- ing and st;a;rcase. Y8Utted ceilingl. Ft•teh doors. garden patio. gounnet kitcften add to the .a. ment of this luxurious home. ao. to Ne•port Cen- t«. South Coat Plaza and John Wayne Ait'pof't. Sara Hinman EIDIM 19 mJIT CUSTm UlllEI IWllUCT IE 11Alll Buildef's own home. Ninety days c:omp6etion. F"Mt bedrooms. First ftoor mmcf s room w.th sepanlle en- trance.. Three marble fiT"eplaces and marble master bath/spa/sauna. Gold c::olestra fixtures. Swim poof. spa. watetfaJI. Ptans available through Tom Allin- son A flMT IB tallT ..... ... ... Popular .. Plan 2"' Manor home on queet cul-de-sac street. Four bedrooms. 3·~ baths. large Irving room and family room plus spaaous kitchen. Beaubfully landscaped yard has lush trees. plants. plus 2 spas and cascad. ng waterlaJI Ed Escano and Maureen White UH II ... IGfiJ II f om'9r inodel 1n the Crest ... Renaissance.. . a beautiful Yiew. Very pnvate Large decks. Conwen- eent ftoof plan wath mastef' suite down. Three bed- rooms plus loft. Perteet oondmon Beveny Motphy - ... - • C11111 1= 11 A GOfGEOUS ONE-STORY TOWNHOME DPANOm MD EXP£NSNELY CUSTOMIZED. llRE BEOaOOllS. StAIT· TERS. CROWN M0ULDtNGS. MAR8lE ENTRY MO FME- Pl.ACE. Lmlm.E ., I A SfECW. EXECUTIVE 3 BEDROOM HOME. HARMOMZ· INGa>l.ORS. EJ(CEJ I ENT QUALITY AHO REI &XEDl.MNG. NEWLY REM00£LEDWITHGOURMETKITCHEN. DOU8l£ PANE WINDOWS. .... lllE ..... SENSAT10NAL SWEEPING VIEWS Of BAY. OCEAN. NEW- PORT CENTER AND MOUNTAINS FROM LUXURY UNIT IN UDO PARK HfGHRtSE BUILDING. FUll SECURITY. •CAIYll .... JUST REDUCED BY MOTIYATEDS£ll£R HIGH CEILINGS, LOTS Of LIGHT, 3 BEDROOMS. SPACIOUS FAMILY ROOM, IN PRIVATE CORNER LOCATION WITH MATURE LAND- SCAPING. ....... l7am OUTSTANDING WATERFRONT VALUE. PIER ANO SUP, LARGE PATIO. 3 BEDROOMS. OEN. BEAllTIFUL KITCHEN. All BUil T-INS. W10£ LOT. ROOM TO EXPAND. 1.81111..E 11•111 ENTER THIS SPACIOUS CUSTOM HOME THROUGH MAS- SIVE DOORS LEADING TO HIGH CEILINGS. GlASS WAUS ANO GOURMET KITCHEN. FOUR BEDROOMS. TIL£0 PAT- IO, SPA ANO FOUNTAIN. WEIT IEWPOIT 1715..mJ CUSTOM 2-STORY OCEANFRONT BUILT IN 1982. BEAUTI· FUL USED BRICK EXTER10R. LEAOEO GLASS. SKYLIGHTS. OAK FlOORS. DOORS AND CABINETS. llWEl ... I ,,._ OUTSTANDING EXPANDED WATERfRONT HOM£. AER. SOlAR HEA TEO POOL ANO SPA. LARGE PA no. 5 BED- ROOMS. GREAT YALU~ IAI IOA Ill.AID .... BOATER'S OEUGH11 CHARMING 3 BEDROOM COTTAGE PLUS STUDIO APARTMENT, PLUS LARGE SHARED PIER WITH YOUR OWN SUP ANO SIDE TIE. A MUST SEE! PElllSULA •e • CONTEMPOAARY BAYfRONT. DOCK FOR 55' YACHT. UN· COMPROMISING QUALITY THROUGHOUT. THRE£ BED- ROOMS. 3 BATHS. 2 FIREPl.ACES. ANDGREATYIEW. BUY Of THE YEAR. IAJF91T II HJ II BEAUTIFUL 4 BEDROOM. 3~ BATH DECORATORS HOME. WOOO FLOOR, GOURMET KITCHEN, HUGE SOUTH PATIO, LARGE SUP. FABULOUS MASTER SUITE. ...... 11•111 UNPARAU..ElEO VIEW FROM TH£ GRACIOUS 4 BED- ROOM. 7 BATH CUSTOM HOME. WONDERf\JlFOR ENTER- TAINING OR FAMILY. GOURMET KITCHEN ANOwtNE cn.- lAR. lW IAYFlll T 11Mlll TRADmONAl 4 BEDROOM HOM£ WITH MAIN TURNING BASIN VIEW. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION Wl1H ANEfURN- ITURE BUILT-INS. OH F££ LANO. ....... RW.111 ESTATE·sa.E BAYFROHT ON NEWPOAT"S MOST PRISJJ. G10US ISlAHOS WITH OVER 140' FRONTAGE. lNIGE HOME. DEUGHTFUL 2 BEDROOM GUEST HOME. .. .. ------- NEW LISTINGS r ~•• •11 mu11 BEAUTIFUL. IU:H SOUGHT AFTER. 3 ~ SAN WIS REY. QUIET LOCATION WITH UMl Y GREEJ&.LT. CITY UGHTSAHD SUNSET VIEWS. NUMEROUS DECOM- TOR UfGMDfS TOO! •&PllTIUCI IN I RANCH STYLE HOME ON EXTRA l.AAGE LOT JUST STEPS TO THE BEACH. SPACIOUS LMNG ROOM WfTH HIGH BEAMED CEILING ANO MASSNE STONE ARE.Pl.ACE. IEWPDIT IEACI 111 ~ BEACH FRONT TRIPLEX. 1 Bl.OCt< TO FERRY. GR£A T REN- T AL LOCATION WITH BOARDWALK PATIO AND TWOVlEW PRIVATE BALCONJES. UCllllAIEl.UI Ill~ CONTEMPORARY WXURY MASTERSUJTE Wf™ DREAM BATH, 3 DECKS AHO PATIO. FfVE BEDROOMS, 4 BATHS OR 3 + MOntER~N-lAW, SPIRAL STAIRCASE. CllllU '1111 l1lim 180' VIEW Of OCEAN. CA TAUHA. PALOS VERDES. THREE BEDROOMS. 0£N, AREflACE. 3 BATHS. BEAUTIFUU Y CARED FOR. ARCHITECT-OWNER-DESIGNED lfllNIT IUCI llli• CONSIDER WATERFRONT VIEW CONDO WJTH OWN BOAT DOCK FOR LARGE BOA fl WALJ( TO YIUAGE BUT ENJOY FINE INTERIORS ANO DECOR. MARBLE FtREPl..AC£. FRENCH DOORS. SECURfTY. PEllmUlA 11 251 • FABULOUS CATALINA SUN VIEW HOME. FIVE 8£DAOOMS ON LOWER PENINSULA VERY WARN ANO EMOTIONAL EXTRA PARKING. HARDWOOD flOORS. l.ARGE. PATIO CORONA DEL MAR CH•A 18. UI IZ189 TURN-KEY LIVING AT ITS AN£ST BEAUTIFUUY ..MAJN- TAINEO 2 BEDROOM. 2 BATH CONDO WITH YIEW Of SUN- RISE AHO HARBOR VIEW HIUS JASM• CIEEI ..._, LIGHT AHO BRIGHT. 2 LEVEL TOWNHOUSE WITH OCEAN VIEW, 3 BEDROOMS, DECK. PA TIO. NEW NEUTRAL CAR-PET. TENNIS AHO POOLS. JllFllllE Cl&I . 1415.m MAGNIACENT VIEWS Of LUSH NATURE PARK. OCEAN ANO CATALINA. ELEGANT CONTEMPORARY 3 BED· ROOMS Pl.US FAMILY ROOM. PRJVATE COMMUNITY POOlS AND TENNIS. C 11 lllA IB. UI IG5 II NO SU8S11TUTE FOR THE VIEW fROM THIS BAY FRONT CONDO! ENJOY rT FROM BALCONY OR GORGEOUS MAS- TER BEOAOOM. ~T SUPS AVAJlASl.£. CAW HLUll &SIU. YOllU. LOVE THIS TOTAU.Y REMOO£lED HOME WO'H OCEANYIEW. CORNER l.OCAT10N-YERYSPAQOUSFE£1.. ING. CAU. TO SEE TODAY! CAWl 1111 I 1151.m OYNAMfTE LOCATION. STEPS FROM GATED BEACH. THIS 4 8£.DROOM.3~ BATH POOL HOUEOfFERSA COMMAND- ING Yl£W. ENJOY PRIVACY ANO QUIETNESS Of THE AREA. CllllA E.UI 1115.111 DON'T MISS THISCHAHCE! ELEGANT fOUR-t.EVn HOME IN OlO COM. DRAMATIC CEILINGS ANO BAY WINDOWS. TWO BEDROOM GUEST HOUSE 1H REAR. ucm aw111 INCRO>tBlE COMBO-HIGH£ST QUAUTY. NEW CON- STRUCTION. PLUS BEST VIEW. DfEAM HOUSE WITH EVERY WXlMY AMO 100 FT. LOT. F'AONT AOW OCEAN. 644-9060 t~ t W P 0 R T B E AC H -.Ulll8P llMm GlllfATl.OCATION INTHIS2 IED'OOll SUIT£ a.M> .. A UMLYSECURD> WllG. VERY NtCE <XWJMlY flOOl AND SM.~ AU. OFF£iiS. Uffl llJlm Ill SINGlE·STORV 3 BEOAOOM ENO UNfTSURROtNJEDBY GRASS NIO TR£IS. GREAT CURB AfPEM_ PMQUET FlOORS. ENTRY ANDKJTCHEN. FXm I ENTBU.ff'SVAL- UE. ftU Ill• SIMI 11 HARBOR VIEW AS WlllASSUNSETS FROM THIS GORGE- OUS VIUA BALBOA PENTHOUSE WITH SEOORITY GATE. CATHEDRAL CEILINGS ANO SKYUGHTS. .... ,... 1'11111 FABULOUS 3 BEDROOM CONTEMPORARY HOME ON LARGE CORNER LOT. DPAHSNEOUTDOORLMNGMEA WITH flOOl. Al«l SPA. IENRlf1C BUY. •MllTlfa DI ... VERY CHARMING OlD BAL.BM 3 8£.DROOM. 2 BATH. UPGRADED KITCHEN. cozy EMOTIONAL HOME OH 1 ~ LOTS. SECRET LOFT. GU£ST UNIT. .,..... aa111 LOWEST PR9CED HOME IN HARBOR RIDGE. TWO B£D. ROOM DYNASTY MOOE1.. PRIVA T£ LOCATION.; Q tAllDEI) GATE. PREST1GK>US AREA. THIS ONE WIU NOT LAST! t.m mun THREE BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS. 5'NGl.E lEVEl. HOME. SUNNY SOUTH PATIO, BERBER CARPET. TRACK LIGHT· lNG. NEW MEXICAN TILE PATIO, LARGE ASSUMABl.£ ARST. .... ,... ... WONO£RFUL CONDO IN BAYSaOE COVE. POOL JAO IZ.ll. PRIVATE BEACH ANO OOQ(S AYAll.A8l.E. 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S ·-D bci• .hly 13 and co-:hidrt .hly JO. nc 'iMcrptca wt fint ... prop-is drsiprd to iataod.cc .._.ncn to tk --- aral ~ olSoadaa Califor- aia, i•Wi• ciplondioD of IOcal WMhOrcS and tJ1e C.adcr"s field, ~ ad woods. Sccoad ad t1lird ....... will leant Uoat inland and waahme .......... wdl -.. illbodac- ... to ...... UlmC mt ud P.. llra dw mistry. Fomtla, fifth and sixth grade stadc lllS pmticipaac iD all of the aboft, bat added are emiched d I I for 8ll'ftllCled studeats, i•lwtiq JUtaial &om earth Kie.CC, Ol'llidM>logy, or a.al1IR pllotopaphy. The Junior Natmalisa Pro-.,_ b ... _ ...... __ Ublralisb and imaructon.. ne pro-rcq•isila ~ thn:c pR'¥iom yan • a ENC cawper, or eq1liYalala, and compldioD of &..-II lf1lde. Admi-icnl to a.bis prasrmn is bJ recomrcDdatMm al die Nllhlle C..., saafr. ne camp featara ... , " ..... field tripl {Of' tk tecCllld ..... tllinl p-*n. Tiiey ~ tiYely U.Clade the Cabrillo Man. M-··· Saa Dqo Wild Aai ' Pd, Loi A• ks M-... ol Nllt8nl History. La Brea Tar Pits u4 Pqe Mw••, Oat ~ N-.e Caler wl Sea World. ION" lllVD liFI' RIP Tllit trip is opCa to ......... dllildrca Oft:r ·~ wllo -be a:co1Bpe•ird by -.... nm it a dwM:c to apaiemce * tbrilk o1 wllile ..-ma- ~ All •taatwe clowD * K.i•p River, located ia t.K Sia1-, ii more daU jmt a lidc .... die mer. It it_. .. ~ ..... KCMrJ, die ....... frirNly ,....,-re of die amp ... ~ .. dlliriam ..... .. 'fCld ad die """ fiae ... .... T1lit trip prwa' El to lie a •m•s•' wwidao rlwie rajJJ .. 1aiJ ._ M aisaill ~ iaa I ••• aid cspat aw-.a. • n,r.a. .. u.; ...... ,. ...... Al.... 2 .... .............. ~ .. ..... • 21 .......... ....... -s-.. ftll ... Ubi .... •Fffrf GnlNASTIOJ Bdd at die I iw m School at••••ia•, tllle Newport Gym-==ri= ,.._ ........ bcCD a favorite foT pa.rcats. The propw c6n ~ad tr••• for dildrea .-oae throagb WD•gr IJiitJiidiOD ia tmnhling will be oO'cn:d -wdl as me of WftD psallda, ba}- UICC beams and nnlting bone. Participants will be cvalaaacd .a tbe end of a.ch scaioia and propaa to higheT lcvela of gymnntic:a acc:onl.iDgly. Not to be left oat are tbe babies. The I.iddie Gym is ............. , ....... motor stills, streDgt.bm masda and increase flexibility and coordinatio1l. Also cmpbasizl:d arc paradmle play, music and rhythm adiYities wilb creaane IDOftmeat for toddlers ud tots and seuory stimalation for iJlfama. Moms and daildreD will haft tbe opportunity to intaact and mah DCW f rieDds. This program is for children five moaths to 36 months Tamblia1 Toddlen is an actift mommy A me program for dndopiDg the motor skills and oveTall coordiaation of toddkn.. Cl.ad•• will be inlro- dua:d to ~ aps-llbd specially ..... d fm tllit aaie -·-THE NEWPORJ INllQW008TA HEM NEWS .... D progra ,_mild •. '•"-.. dl;;cl.. Of • 11lll'c IR {.., C-~ ries: iafaats, trauitioaal, 'CHWJen ... pll! ....... dlild. "" J ,_ Mc ~ • Areas eoftlecl will iilducle pa. ~ for ...... nil ~..-·wl fiDe.,.. stilll. 11J~ .. sachiLh•fnlliltlueetosix wl ~~ .-.&- ~ old. Os El arc -~ audit~ aware~. rhythm. to di:~ staa ... h, coonliaa--tanp•F. social and play stills .., omi.ilily ... propemite and ,... cdacalioD. o-•-ric akilk. Wbat beaa-way to improve nc llieai•i• wt mtermiD-a daild's .. ades t.laan dcftJapi:ag dilllC propw are coed and are a better memory'? Memory claiprd for dlildraa from fne Power for ~ is for dWdrm to 1ew:11 ,an ad ap. Tiie Boys from 10 to 14 wl In m yoaap- Oaly progiam tx1i• at llF four ten to acaember what · ·x:y ~ Uld FCS to 15 JCm1 see u J bear. A pat ay to New tbia p••mu is pn>tcam clevdop a acme· of academic ""'9edics AD •naa:d om-c:omidnace. mstic studc ... •. ••·•na • m n.e Drama Club is .. oppor- yean, are inYitcd to joia a tanity to be part al the en...,., cballnging and competitive of a play. Af1er selectiag a group ol IJ""'8l*ics cwllmims~ •bemc:, pa1ticipams am ha.e die Special dcmcml...,_ will be daaw. to be wUl.cftr cMncta siwa to _.., prWD>tc umw-t11cy ..... ne im1nldor will tics iia Newport •Kii Tryousa acatc a play aroand die dulr- are •eec'•ory ad will be coo-8da'I.. For finl tluo9cb Utll ctacted Oil the first day of eada pada'L IClllOIL. Drawina acra.c. will be med UD COaND to clewlop ab1ll iD kanilla to Muy pr~ will be w more dcady and iDaew: offered neaiea from iafant/ dnwiag ability in die Y~ todcDrr dl:«q ... to yomJa Dwawiag Clw. Sfwdcnt• will daawils d r1 'Ille plOIJW obse1we and draw from Ral sc Ui1am1 for-al diflaat • olljccts For ap nine tluoap groap1 ad aD are lat daring 13. tkclay. Tls l"'aat/T odcDer l>e9dop- mall a.. is a" pueat/ dlild pu1icipabosa program dcsiprd srorrs ACOON Jape.-• ~ is a popular sport widl die yoanpten. ID a p1CJl'am clcsiped for aFS IS _. 11p. • • crof 0 a•_. f/111-: coatrol cam W ... SID me•. ba9e it • aa•• fara of ' csen:ilC bee IE it ... 8Gt &lk ap mada time ... ii .... ,. exririna m •i•",,,.;. y oada 1.-."' hnlle ~ gram is for ... m to 14. Childml laa-.e fa .... karaiag to protect themselves aad dew:lop lifdoag Wik. It allo f ostcn the devc:loPw .. tA eour- ~ iD1qrity' humility and telf- coaarol One nice way to saay cool ill the wmma time is to take an ice skating dw. Lear-. to sblC the Ice CapMa way. tar. the basic fvnda...,,,t•la for lkariaa pleasUR. TbcR are nro ace groups for d El' U to eipi and Diae to IS. DANCE ID this daecr dw claipcd jast for Dk, dllildrca will learn t.lic tap, t.Dct -jau. Pu- for-•n r:a are iwleded iia Jw ad DDccaoha. Tllrce • letdi: foar to~ teftll to 12 ad KftD to 10. J1JGGLING Is yoar dUI .... ,. clrOff .• , .. ...., nm kl -. kw'll to ~ ne imtluctor ,.. .. tea tlult bep•wn wiD ectuaDy lear1l to jagk iD a tine MIUI dw and haft a wottilla lllldca'- sa•nding of tk foar bmic jq-p.g panam. ()pm to ... aiDe to adulL A unique private high school MOit high scbool kids might Wt • die idea of .... to lll:;KM ., Kiwrl: ... wllat &boat a ICbool that is loatc:d at wlm was fotmea ly Lion Comdry Saf ~and oat to Wild lliwn? . We~ Paciric Sbon:s Private lligb Scbool fits dUd bill. The scbooJ bas been iD exist- cncie for three yean, accord.ing to director Mart Weichel It was localed in FJ r oro pricx to its move to Laguna Bills~ The school offers d"'" for ninth throagh 12th grade, with a student to tcacba nJio of six to one. The staff c:omists of b.ighJy qualified tcacbcn and pcnonnd who are tllDCd in to the indiYidlaal needs of today\ trcnagrn. P..:ific Sbon:s' mm!Dl'!r cur- rical•• will inclaclc Stady Skill, E...,h, Jlcw'ing, Meda, Pn>-AJFbra, AfFbn ~ ~ IB a n , Geometry, AdYaacccl Mat.II., Amica Bisaowy wl wor1d cuJtuns. The d..,. tah p&.z in the monm.g. beginning 111 I a.m.. and CODduding by DOOD.. Eft'D thoaab t.be ICbool is mucb smaOer than a CUiiteD- tional higil school smckats need not feel that they are mimng out OD the typical bigb IChooJ activ- ities.. Pacific SbMc:s boas1S its own yearbook, i.ldrumual coed soccer team amt baseball and softball teams. The social calendar is varied with an ammal st1ldcDt staff Christmas party, a Mam.moth ski trip. a family bcadl ~ ud a sprillgfGl'lal EK1lliriiom arc tatai to mac • ·~ awacaaaadmc..,.,•stilll m certain subjects The objo-,tiRS al tk Kllr.ool are llLDJ. h .US to bllild tdl- coaflor JICC willlia its ltDllc ... ad to (Oller K Ne mjc growth in a ~ ad caring Cll!ir- OtUDmt.. Constant C01DlllllBica- tiom are Upl open between pamm and the ~ wilh weetly Cftlmbom which arc sent home. Counseling services are anilabk as wdl as pm·au tutoring. Applications for tile SUllUDC!f' session are available now by eaffing 770-2990. The summer session begins OD July 6 and c:ondudcs OD August 7. Emol- lmmt is year-round. (3rd year serving students from all areas of Orange County) Summer School (July 6-August 7) Grades 7-12 Fall Session {Begins September 9) Grades 9-12 • Average 10 students/class • Full curriculum • Individual attention • Positive approach • Highly motivating • Proven successful (loc ..... II dz 11 n Irvine 1111 lf:a •• Anlptliltt I I 5 IF Md Wiid Nu .. ,. Old Uoft County) For information: ~ ay CH*PYL STDILING Adlild'l rocm ii a WIJ lplCial ..... .. llM-M pow with tM CW. ...., ,.._..me IW'Cb- iqfm-.ia wllida to~ tbcir daildre81' rooms widloat teti .. away tbe Child\ inclmd- ~-Evalyne FrOlt, of Environ- mental De1i1n, offered her thoqhta OD the practical desip of a cbild\ room. .Elulp: What ii the primary concern parent• have when claipina a cllild'I room? Fr06t: Cbildrea need priqcy' comfort and tcewity. The room should be a pt.ce whete a child can ~ comfortably, quietly and safely. Tbat ii the number one COlllideration for planning his speci•I place in the home. Perhaps the leCOncl considera- tion ii to provide easily llCCCU- ible ltorqe s,.ce for his or ber clothes to promote aelf-reliance and orpniutional skills early on. If a child can reach his hanging clothes, underwear, socks and shoes, he'll find dress- ing himself more pleasurable and realize how easy it is to pick clothes up when taken off. I aw .. •••dJc:l&N' 11 •rrmr ia die room Wllida pns•llUI earlJ ...... ·~ WUt .. die far .. nai ,,. Wod: Drnnn with low mir- rors. railed • lie .. older, will help to dlect out ........ aiid penoaal deenli.,.., A fall- length mirror ii .......... it'I always nice to lee bow colon go ..-. 8lid lloW oae loob before .,,earig. Toilet utidel haft their ~ OD die clreiler. A drawer for e.dl ~ IOCtf, unda'wear, sbirta, wt rports parapherDalia, .... • dWd learn bow macb eMier and fMter life\ c:bora can be if Giie Fl orpniaid. Of com~ ..-e for boob aDd toys to be clilplayecl pva hiiil a littJe joy at their appear..-ce and a 1eme of teear- ity. If we let him arranae them, be will take an intaat in interior design early in bis life. The thinp he cares about will be promi- nendy displayed. Eiuip: What about the color of a child\ room? Fron: There U. been much research done on the ptyebology of color and how it affecu us, . One or two ltours per weeJi can malce a difference in next year's acllievements. • Reading and Math lnmuction, ages 6 thr~ adult • Tutoring in Basic Math, Algebra and Geometry • Speed Reading •Story Talk • Readiness for First Grade • Study Skills • Individual Instruction • Hands-On Computer Use ... r ..... b lit%.., ... coUe&> ~-Cool oolon -to ... a='.,.__....,... tow ...,., • ucite. so it folloWI dlil ii a cllild ... ............... colonbelpto prO¥ide it. Softer ow eeem to relum.. ~ What ... sbouJd be taken for a dWd who sufl'en from alleqia1 hOll: nae, need an environ- ment free from Chllt-aatractiq fibers. Bard iUrWed floon and W..Uble fabriCa are de ripeur: .&ulp: Bow do you feel aboat toclay'I modular furniture for cbildn:n'I row? Prod: Faacbonality ii imp«· tat for dlildlea • well as for llidulaa.. A c:bild ~ live in a loft bed with --. llelow, or haw a compatcl' ~ ad educa- tional center proYided Witbin the walls of the furniture paltitiom. n. llilocl ... pi11cee are j8lt l!8Pll' ... die formira _. IMt" iute ..,,..,. ... pncdcallJ canMNe. . i)ul;pl: DO JOU aDOw a dilld to .,t iPoMcl wben you are deftpi• Ilia room1 l+o61: aiildnm do baW indi- vidual taste wbeD they are very YOUN and it can be pided. ~ wbea I am clecoratiaa a bom~. a parent miabt 1ay, .• JolUmy wants to haw hil room decorated. too .• Qikhai haft ddiaite ideas of what tbey wut jmt u adaltl do, and aometimea tlaey don\ ew:n biOw tbeJ do. If you talk to a child, be won't feel iDrinridated when you help; they ... to fed lib they baw a part in their rooms. Wall co\leriq reOectiaa the child\ interest is oft.en fun for them to help 1elcct. One child I know ubd to have a scene of a forest ii Mi,.. ••nm Clldl ~ f•lil..-.A .... r ............. pro. OD till nil Colon ol tM ..... ................ ,.,.,.... die ...... OOlon ol tM ... . AlloWial -........... to create dM9lr OWD r--.. witbia IUIOD, belpe to iDteieit tbiai ia tieii turr0aadU. aDd aUoWa . them tbeir ~al privaae apace. ..,,,... Tli8 tnDd rilbt DOW in cbildrea'I roo• 111m to be apece aaviaa. wbat do JCM1 tlWat of tbe 1p1Ce sawn, l*h • the Elfa.,.._? Frwt:nao.ue..-._.,. they caa tiil iNtaW Md niled wben the Cblld .-'"""· It ii so importqt for a cibild to be able to re.da all ol bil belOq- iap. They alaoalcl hi takiq respouibilltJ for themaelYea early and if' they cu' reecti it, it retard• their own ielf'-reliance. . lnner:space gets kids organized Every parent knows that orpnirina a cbiJd•s room with the various toys and asortmentl of trwma be collecb can be somewhat of a cborc. lnnenpmce can help ia that ograniz.ation with the Elfa symm. The IJllelll is an epoxy wire modular organizer that can grow with the~ acconlina to ltOre maaa1er Darle·ne Capua. -a.ildJea like them became they can w what\ imidc the basket without a lot of digging, .. she said. Capua said that the Elfa IJllelD ii a way of life in Europe end ha been iD this COD., for the last lO ~·It ... c.ugbt OD in a big way here and people haft found .it to be premier Dot only in kids rooms, but in titcbem, garaaa, bathrooms, patrie&, elem and home oflica. Parents can organize their own cloeeu with this ftl'latile system. The a.Ivan• .... to using ta Elfa system over built-in orpnizen is that. it can grow and be changed to meet the needJ of the homeowner . Elfa comes in the colon of bro~ white, black and red. *'We sell a lot of red and white for children •s rooms... Capua said. lnnenpace features several design ideas for doset orpniu- tion in its mezzanine section. The fant step in imt•llina Elfa is to measure the dolet or area in question that will contain the Elfa system. An alteraaliYe ii to have Janenpace's courteous staft come to the bomc and do a free comultation. Standard dOld height is 80 inches and the units are very ltwdy wbm filled. wrbey loot liabt and airy, but are very stable,• Capua aid. lmtallation is very easy, abe said. There are DO ICICWI to get lost and the only tool needed is a b•mmer. The Elf'a system it a boon for parents who miabt haw a pro~ lem gettina the kicll to pick up their toys. With the oonwnience of the baateta, the kicb caa carry them to any pa.cc in the room. Cleanup ia easy and fun and the buteta alide onto the rKb with DO cfl'ort. Capua said that parents cu buy u mucb OI' little of the Elfa system u they want. WJ'}ley can always start amall and add on and adjust u the child acts older, .. she said. And kids low tbe Elfa lyatem. Ille said. • /u IOOD • daej come in here with their paraD, they had ript foe the dolCt display and start pullina oat the baskets.• lnnenpacc is located in Cor- ona dd Mar, at 3565 E. Coast ffi&bway. For more inform.a- tio~ call 67S-n30. largest Chess Club for Youth in the United States Chess for Juniors Provide$ Professional Instruction, FHJld . Trips, Tournaments and Computer Play for its Af•rtbels, ~ 7-15. BENEFITS OF CHESS Chess teaches logical and abstract thinking and helps kids improve their school grades. Director/Instructor Robert M. Snyder, .National Master, Author, Writer, TV Host, and Correspondence Olympic Team Member. 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O' R a .. p.) ~ -=~ ......_._ .Q. .... .,, n w§;. ;;· 5· <· ~. !. ~ n . ~ Q. Q. a 0 ...., 2 !. 0 .. rn ~-rn ---~ >~< ~2~ ~~~ • I '· 1-.:.~ . f i'-·1· 1·r i·" J ll!lii!l!i'.~_.!ti~J t':Jt·n·s . • r rt ifl~f f J~;:;1 ~j :.i·1. • 1·1. -.i~llrlif !'~_,II i'lr .rl.~ .. 1 I ...... I • Q Cl)-< ~ .• ' ·~ti ... . •. - l a.~lf 111·rj r·i·r ... ~, •... J f I a.., , .. I ~11flJ1Ji~flf( .1~1?11, ~!lilrl.1fflff ·~~f ~trr-,1'1~ · :& .. ···.-· :-II •a .. ll f i l.. (!!I l {I l t l 1 I I l· I i ' 0 -' )i 1·1 0 $. ~rtliig,lrr!J1~·ir•).· rl~'·lll ·f f 11 ··t lrr. 111 · .. B. !! !ii 11· i & II'> '' t '( 1 ll('f f . ·-.• takinc away the child\ indi•id- aality. Evalyne Frolt, of EaYiron- meatal Deaip, offered her tJaoaaldl OD the pnctica1 design of a dlild\ l'OOlll.. l.)uip: Wllllt ii the primary concern parents lla•e when dai11•• a daild\ room'? Fr06I: CJmdrea med pti•acy. comfort and mrity. The room W.kt be a plllCe where a child can llecp comfortably. quietly and Afdy. TUt ii the aaabcr one ccmsidcrlltioa for plnai11g his special pUcie in the home. Pabapl the woad considera- tion is to provide C8lily .xas- ible ltOf1IF spmce for his or her dotbes to promote ldf-rdiapcr and orpniutional stills early on. H a cbild can reach his hanging clothes, underwear, socb and shoes. bell find clress-- i.Qg himself more pleasurable and rcame bow easy it is to pick clothes up when ta.ten off. I rs• a 'mfJ' ,..,, rr h I er ia 6e room •Rn lllG•a• ar1J •• err .............. ,... ni+i ? a »o.t: Dr11u11 Wida low lllir- ron. railed ...... oldli, will bclp to dmct out .. , m ••• a and paiOaal ....... ._ A f9ll. Jengtll minor ii ........ .. it\ ahrayl llice tow bOw colon '° .,,..... wl )low Ollie loob bef0te appeariDa. Toilet artidc:a haft tlll:ir plllCC Oii die drewr. A chawcr for Cada ilaa, toeb, Wiida WWW, lllirts, wl sports ~••ta a dlild leant ltow madl c jer ad (Mia' life\ mo.a can be if' os ... orpmzed. Of cormee, sp.:c for boob and toJS. IO lie diaptayecl gila -a little joJ .. tt.ar appearalK'e and a 1e111e ol mr- ity. H we let him ~ ti.em. be will tab u intaat in Ddaior design early in bis life. The tlrinp he cares aboat will be promi- nently displayed. .E.iuip: WUt about the color of a child\ room? Frost: There has been much research done OD die psychology of color and how il affects as.. One or two lloun perweelc caa naalce a di/fereace ill llerl year's a-Rt& • Re.acting and Math Instruction, ages 6 ~adult • Tutoring in Basic Math, Algebra and Geomeby • Speed Re.acting • StoryTalk • ReacixleSS for Fm Grade • Study SkiBs • Individual Instruction • Hands-On Computer Use .... ........, ... ~ tiftly. C.ool oalon -to ... a cs'· 118ii:l _. .__, tow 9G • z«j I acite So it fOlliawa tllil W a cllild ... •in "'ioa.lllilkcolonlldpto prowide it. Saftcr ow Wiii to rdao-.. ~ WMt .. ibOuld be tatai for a daild who suffen &om.aerp.? "°'11: 111ey ...... c..uon- ment free fi'cilil chllt-etti wtiaa fibaL Bani ..... ftoon and WMhal* fabrics se de na-.s: &uip: Bow do yoa feel .,. today\.,..... furniture for cllildn:ia\ roow? »mt: F...,..;-atity ii impor- ._ for cl8lrm • well • for ...... A cW..., lift ia a loft bed witll -... •elaiw, or laa9C • CCJ9lf4lla' .... ... educa- tional a altCI' p1cMded 1ridliD die -"-ol •L-fi nil1 ~ ---..... ,.~ r'"'!S--· Tiie ...... timcm are jat ................... . ~~ ·ca11y· m.tc ... ~ ere pr:ar:sa. cal.,._ . ........ DO JOU alloW a dlild to pt im'tOhed .-~ arc -..wlliiroomT PrWI: Clllildrm do .... indi- ridul tMtc .-.. tbey are wry J08lll aDd it am be pided. Oftaa. naa I am~ a home. a parent migltt say. •JOtiiay waats to bnie Ilia room clccDnml, too .• a.ildrm bac defi•ite idea ol wMa dley ... ~al ... do, ud IOmdi I ~ doll\ nm bow they clo . If ~ t.a to a dll1d., he woa\ feel jMeidmd Wm yoa IM:lp; dleJ ... to feel lib they haft a part ia their roo1DI. Wall covaias reflrdina the child\ intaat is often fun for than to bdp ldcct. One cbild I bow aibd to Uft a ICCDC of a forest .I . lnnerspace gets kids organize(t Every parent taowa that otp•iring a dlild'I room with the vmioaa toys and llllOltmmts ol trusaaa lte calleda can be somiewUt of a chore. hwtlll*C ca bdp iD that ogrninaion witJa the F.Jfa system. · Tbc system is an epoxy wire .......,.otpnizertbat caaaro• with die~ KCOrdiq to store •aaaaer Darlene Capua. -a.ildma like them became they can ICC what\ imicle the basket without a lot of digging.• &be uid. Capua said that the Elf a aysacm ii a way of life iD Europe aud has been in dais ca-•cy for die IMt JO yan. It ... caapt OD in a big way here ad people haft found it to be premier DOt only in kids rooms. but iD titdlem. ..,..., batbrooma. patr~ elem imid laome oft¥n Paraau can oapnize tJ.ar own cJa.ts with tlllis ft.lllltile •J*llL Tiie advaataaa to miDa the E:fa system over built-in orpnizen is that it can grow and be changed to meet the needs of the homeowner. EJfa coma in the colon of brown. white, black and red. ·we sell a lot of red and wbite for cbildm1•1 rooms.• C.apua said. lnnerspace features several ngn ideas for dOld orpaiza- tion ia its lf!O zanine IC:dion. The first step ia imf•lling Efa is to mc•mc die cloKt « uca in question tllllt will CODtaia the Efa system.; Aa altermbYe ii to have lnaenp8Ce•s coarteou staft come to the bOI* aDd do a he comattatioD.. Stand•rd doect heipt ii 80 iadla wl die mlib are VfZJ stunly wbea fiDcd. ....., loot ti&bt ud .u,. but • ham!MI'. Tbc FJfa ~ ii • bOoi ,_ pmt:Bll Wbo ~ .... ·~ Ian _... the tidl IO ....._ ~ ...... -...... .........~ their ~ W'dla the coa;aajeace al die Mlteta, dlit blla aur c:.ny them to DJ ~ ia die room. C'leuup ii easy and fu ad tbc batdi llide onto the i'Kb With nodfort. C.apua uid tblit ~ cu buy • macla or little al die Elfa system -.., wat. -:r}lcJ cu always start amall and 8dcl OD ... adju;t -tbc child ... older.-. laid. A9d kids lo¥e die FJ(a .,...., Ille lllid. ·iu .... ...., cow in here with their ,.1 ''• ..., bead n_. for tl9e dGeel display and start pallina oat the twkdl.- are ftl'J ••blr. • c..,... said. hwaapace is locited in Cor- Imtal•atic-is ftl'J easy, she oaa dd Miir, 8l "65 E. COMI said. There~ ao 1C1e•1 to act lfillnjiaJ. Fm JDOR iaforma- lost ud the only tool Dt t lied ii tion. call 67S-7730. Largest Chess Club tor Youth in ttle United States • • Power teaches poise, contidenee 0. .. , to lldp build up • cbild\ coefidc..-e ii to aaoll tbe cbild ia moc1d9a Kbool. ClliJd.. raa • JOGDI • 10 am partic- ip.ae ..... pill pcJile mid ICll- ....uce at Jolm Robert Pow- en.. -nae propam ii basiAlly tbe same u tbe one for 8dults; we j1llt ,ear it toward tbc JOUJllU .......... direct«of promo- tiom ~ TolUloa. ~e let tbcm ,.., iD tbe makeup • little bit bat we-re not acUa to show diem about lina and coatoar- • • mg. Sbc said the ICbooJ mostly lb'eWI penoaality development and penonal poise for the younpr students. They will wort witb wardrobe and &bow them difl'c:rent styles. .. And became they are YOUD& it\ important to .. tbem started . OD a atin program riaht away,• sbc aaid. She said they also dilcml diet aad work with tbc hair. ID 9ddition. tbey will lean to Dk OD tbe ~ and be iavohed with tbc ~ lhoU and bmic moddina tboee WDC people. 1'llcy become lite family, TobiMOa said.. She Aid daat aunmcr ii an eacelleDt time to enroll the cbildraa at Jobn llobeit Powen. Tberc ii a substantial discount for tbe summer program. ~ come twice a wed fOF tbrcc boan at • time.. she said. •Jt\ fan for them and thae are more people and litti+ity going OD.. On Tuesday nights, John Robert Powers opens the IChool to auditions, accordiDg to T~ UOD. People will come ia loot- ing for commercial models, f uhion show models, print moddl OF even hand models. John Robert Powers bu been teachiq modeling for 60 ~ with its bqinninp in New York. It gnidually wc.W its way west. with the OranF location offer- ing 1C1 vicca (or Oftl' 20 JQ1"1. It is located in Town and Country Center, acrcm from Santa Ana BuDocb Fashion Square. For more inf omaation,, call S47-&228. ill ilJk 11···.., • · tawa fea.. ..... ---fraa ...... to 14 .. ..,. ... -···· tolCW&.•At_,aiwaa...we .............. ., .... .., otlla clUba .. 11ore dlat I boiwol,~Midl:cl1y. -WcUwie .._. 60 alillar11 •• w(.ldllr- cn dllit we csry. • 1• • few of daos ....... iDCl9dr awimlwmr by Fluiew Eiw = ud Ca«efiee, aportl-- --by Tactk Me _. 0... and imporullll 7 I lite QU- kOlla, Ya-... «, ., ... lllltb SJmf. s~ w.. _. ,.,.,. Tbe atoac fatwa a larF ICJectioD of KC C_,.ia.. Fhdfy pdlicam wl friDy undei wear by Her Majelty. Girts• sleep- wear • ....,......, lbor1ics and robes. And a f ••orite. terry SILVER LINING SALE Buy one dress at the Cottoa .... the liSt for cmaiflllt .......... ,. u.ae ........ ,,, .......... .... ............. .. ..... tltlflOtMyWO "IMild dicir + re. tGdaj9a caaw se loft -..., to csc f•. la •• ••ioa.. LoDipof,I .... •• •owa carries aa cal ·ve liae al •wa sifts _. c6n free aift-wrappiaa. LoDipops ..... ,· • .,.. .... time lac ... lm: b •iK. Mi-iota Viejo wl Newport ...... A foartla JIOft wiD ........ in ...... llillL 'Ille ........ ... deanmce .. Ill aD ilora will tab pl8Ce ia mid-Jaly, ill prep- arlllion for beet to K-Mol Tbe Newport •a store is located 111 1733 Waadiff Dr. Store laoun are Moaday ~ s.tanlay, 10 ..... to 6 p.llL. Fm more iaformatioll. caD SSl-7719. regular price and receive a second dress of equal or lesser value for 1/2 price! One weei.only! · Not applicable to sale items. 1733 Wntdjff Drift Newport Bc:adl., California 92MIO (714) 642-S262 4702 Bananca Parkway Irvine. Catiforaia 92714 (714) IS7-909S 2n44 Santa M.up.rita Partway Mission Vacjo. c.alifomia 92691 (714) SIJ-1002 T..,_ said that tbc ICfNoJ moldy um. sirll ad DOt .... , boys. Boweva, t.M boJs are tatca riPt Dito the -*liwa Announcing A Summer Program For Teensl "We do•' atraa Kif· Urapr0"4 • 118 tioc I I If tic bioJs are jmt 80t ialcftaed,• *said.. ~ to Tobiwm, tbe JDUtd ~ DOW ii pat for dlildreD to tctiato~ TM KMol c:aD Wp die dlildftia work OD tJac co-• rcial .. ed Tile childrea will also be ia.ohed ia lift fehioe ., .... TolUloD said dYll tile 1tltool paraateea coafidacc.. ... .. c:llildma fint COlllC .. *' .gptbeabitllly. •Evayoae wb .a ._ owa Ind, •m ...._-We doa'l IUb a bis deal Uoat .,_. We Mw alwaJs beea l8IX I tfal ia . ld•i• --dec:iilr ... .., ... to ., ., ia m.a ol tM odlcn. <Mee ._, ao .,. tua\· tM lriattlu:OQllL. Siie laid it ii ce=-oa to - a lat ol h•sf wa· S I• die finl 4ay. lat tM ct!' w .. 1' .. ia ........ .... _.ID dllo p tllll c' 1 wida f'OeONM. OEVEl..Of ~a MOOB ING 9CHOOLS 711S.M1! 40IH ... T-a Ctm*J 541-l!ll • DeccwlllliM a...,, .. room c:aa be a ~ aci\iu nat for ~ta. It ii DOI ........ tlaat ~ will loot for ~ aDd Yaluc When sboppiaa for fum- tme and .aasoria. To ~ di.lcriminayg ~ in their search for the best, there is Bellini J1rieaile Desipr Fu.rni- ture . .. We are the largest rc«•iler of juvenile fmniture in the coun- try," said owner Mark Wab. .. We started from a seven store operation two years ago to 32 stores all o~r the country." Together with his wife Andrea, W aks opened bis store last August and business has never been better. "'We tend to attract the older, more affluent customer," be said. What customers will find at Bellini is furniture that will arow with a child. Cribs can be con- verted to youth beds once the baby bas grown.. From there the piece becomes a lowaeat. And parmts need not be shy about sitting on that loVCICal. Accord- ing to Waka, the cribs are constructed of a high density beechwood which allows for the .eOlmcncllnl*lwdw.,.. So what loob lite • ri tUI ii clesiped for a tiBy .....,. can ~ bold two ....... ad one child wbeli con~ to a lo~ seat. Prilcaicality ia allO im~t in the Bdtini line. The dJC:Wn are equipped with full-sized drawen that can be Ulcd after the child grows out of his baby togsA Unlike some manufactur- ers of baby furniture, ttie BeUin.i lioe will not make ~ drawen, according to Wab. "By sc•ling it down, the piece becomes obsolete once the child starts to grow," be said. Another practical feature is the smooth rolling drawers, which are made with expensive bardw~ according to Wak.s. All of the drawen also come equipped with a safety stop IO that when a toddler aoes explor- ing, be will not get hart by pulling a drawer onto himself. -safety is somctfil.ng wc are really tuned into," Wats said. Bellini is also tuned into efficiency. 1,aminate is used OD the fumiture surfaces. .. Magic Marker, crayons and lipstick wipe right off." Hey Kids! Summertime Is • .... P,091 .. ·A l Ages SPECIAL PRE-REGISTRATION & CLASS PLACEMENT SATURDAY, JUNE 20 ...... 2...-. OCC GYIM&ASIUll SESSION OATES: I S.n'a.t 1 -June 22 -.MJ 2 I s. ••Oft 2 -.,.,,,, 1 -.,.,., 11 i Ses9'on 3 -Julr 20 -.,., 31 ~·--·-Aug. 3 -Aug.14 ~ Classes meet daily ~ Monday thru Friday ~ Call (114) 432-SllO ~ tor a-. SdMdllle .i FEE· $25.00 one .teSSIOn. ~ $45 two sessions: 1! $65 three sess1on3: I S851ourseas.ons ~ Ba•liethll ea..,, ~ Boys & Grrls Ages 8 · 13 Seuion 1 -July 6 -Jtutt/ 10 S.nli>n 2 -July 13 -.MJ 11 llONOAY tlwu FRIDAY -4 p.a. -GYll BAKETBALL FEE: $60.00 for •ach sesaion Fun Time at OCC!! Sporn Ca..,.. Boys & Girls Ages 6 · 15 SOFTBALL • SOCCER SWIMMING * BASKETBALL •VOLLEYBALL* Chddren grouped by age S.11f11n 1 -,,.,... 22 -""" 2 Su 1f 11n 2 -JulJ I -July 11 ...... 3 -.,.,,, 20 -JvlJ 30 Se11lon 4 -Aug. 3 -Aug. 13 llONOAYS t1wv THURSDAYS 1:30 a.a -1 P-lft. -GYll TRACK FEE: $55.00 one sess10n: S95 two sessions: S135 three seu1ons; S 160 four sessions Deduct SS from regestratton tee fOf' each add•bonal child in famdy Soccer c • ..,, Grrls Ages 10 19 Boys Ages 10 . 13 Am>AY, SATIR>AY & SUNDAY ..,,, 31 -Al•lll 2 ....... ~ ..... occ socca FIB.I) FEE: $60.00 Adtlance: "'6.00 .,,., July 15 • Collese /or KW• Claeee• -Ages a U> DRAWING * PAINTING * ICARTOONING * COOICING TYPING * READING * SPANISH * SPELLING MA TH * IAODELING * GROOMING * STUDY SKILLS Co•ese /or Teell8 CJ.we . A9ft 13 ~ PSA T/SAT WORKSHOPS * MODEUNG VISA-MASTERCARD ACCEPTED FOR ADVANCE REGISTRATION FREE S.ZUSER 900"' 'TS AYM -...E ATOCCCO 1 9l..n-WICES (714) 432-5880 1191 ,... .... (Iii~ l'IR). C..... ... • Newport HarbOr Animal HosJllJal seeks to match pets, lam/lies In cooperation with the city of Newport Beach., Newport Barbor Animal Bmpita.l bu an adoption program for the pl.acl> ment of dop and cats into Jovina homes. The ·Newport Beach Anim•I Sbdta' is located on the prmrisa. according to bmpita.l partDa" Dr. Tom Austin. "We teep animah for five days if they don' have any idmtifleation, and those who do, we keep for eight days,,. Austin said. •Normally. after that time, they would be eutbanin:d. But we don' like to do that." After the allowed time bas eJAJ*Cf. the hospital will tatt over support of the animal, provide medical care and con- certed attempts arc made to find a home, aa::ordin1 to Austin. •ay doing that, we ae able to find boma· for ani-lig tlud would normally be put to alccp,"' be said. •Jt\ done on a basis of bow much room wc ~. • Austin said that most animah who find tbe1111elves at the shelter are broUgbt in by anjmal control officen. They are strays Baby's Earliest Pde ads ia Newj»O!t 8eacb who -.... Uve IDCtal low from IOmE one's ,.rd. Baippily, _,.al the animu are mmited with their families. According to Austin, the 1UCCC11 rate for mmiring the have a liaiaor-i.ajary • ~ animals and OW&al ii pal. IO we CM' aWe -... Of' Animah who are reaching tbe . I'll"....,.• ... .., .... ~ me-or eigbt~y limit miabt o8 ~o • So°!" ......: We llft ... _. ·--=-. _. ~ ra:ae...,.dmomf•41iit.MOlt uaft usu pK:tuia 'fCI • witll a few liaea abotll tban.. nil of dal ta.II to':• flCUJ Pel is done once a week. Austin said health. bOwtet. tludownenmight.ecthepictmc Newport Barbor Aaiaal and come to dllim dleir pct. Or Bocpiblila~..-.1 someone in the market for atiuy with c:ompidr • -.. iilld _._ or poocll nript decide that ii the aical m viice&, ierWiita .a-nys pd for him and adopt it. ud J4.ohoai ema~'J care. A When a pcrsoa decides to adopt a pet. one al the bmpiaal\ vetainariam Will examiw: the animal to mate sare it's ia ~ bmlth. u dac is • prGMI•. recommmdatioas will bi: llladc. Tbe animal is IClll home with its new owau after' it rccciva some of its ftCCinatiom. If tile pct is from the F"md a Fricad prosram, it will have Jlready bad its sltots, Austin said. If some minor treatments are needed, the 1ow-co1t..., ... ,~. ~ is aftilable wl, ~ to A~iamldalailtbamOll pl.a A..m Mid dull tM Hewp&5't shelteT is saall, aati.te die Coaatyshrltcr. Belita dlie lllict leaala Ian ia Ncwr,wt a a reatOa tat a llir'F •Ill I ii 80t aerllcd.. lk._.-1a1ac1tkMer ~ loclllled Ill 125 Naa. Calta Mea. Few ltOlpiael or 8doption inf'ormaboa. call 631-IOJO. IG2 9c ; 111 ant a • • , .... DI CAiliia ..._ llC*·SAT 10-.lO '* sum. u.,.. • • c SomeD111ib•111W•,1ome Tbc dU a1io W a Iii ia a Dk lib fmttcl .. .,.. ki6a lib W08dcrworb productioa. I• Mlket"11. IOIM lids ~ cJf ...... ~ .. -JM .lite-.. cllas? y~ cbaa Tiie ....., ............ - ~ bis ~ aa immmu PE ... iom. .... ce ower die ,_ few -We Ud aboUt two-dairds Of JUD, accotdiq to Robert tbe kids yoa uw O!I tk sbOW SaJ*r. fe>U.Ddier of Clas for from our poap, • Saydcr Mid. Jaaion. ·we were tJae ona ia die W- Saydcr ia a Daaioaal chcil•M-uniforms. Tiie c:IOICU~ Of the tcr wbo RPf CKD&ed the Unitcld tida wllo rally bcW WUt iW;y Stata ia the National Cbaa weR c1oiaa WCR ou.r tm.• Oly•picl. Be now rum bis Of c:ou..." s~ w the oe.dea ~ daa dub daow on videO ad available in for dlildrm &om ages leftll to · bia lilnry . • ,. Clal .... its oriaim in India, ~te it or not, we actually •fart.ct• 600 A.D .• acc:Ord- baft some kids who are aJso into iDg to Sliji)Cr .-Be said it is the pliJlical sports." Snyder said. only game that is played all o~ -a.a. ii • maatal aport. And the world. today, it is how aoOd your mind Snyder lives bia life around is if you want to be axers~ daa. He ia the author of• boot, not so much with playsical activ---SaJder Sicifi••.• wlbcb was a ity.• cbesa openina Be bas written Be said tJaat chaa can te8Cb utidrs for a.a. Life Maprinc • child top; dltrKt tlpjelriw&, ........ weekly cohmm in tbe d~ ud ~ c:oacen-: OI~ Couaty News.. Be did a trMioD. tdevilioa ilaow of 21 half-hour -i lane ectPe8y m IOme _.,. wM:la.aat oa Cablevision kids• •iMICa ~ ewe tMy ia I~ n.c, arc ftnlll oc:ca- tatc ap me.,•lic illi4. .....,. Bia •c1ay job• is wort- .a.a. for Jaion currcady ina for the naatioa clepart- bo8111 a• r-..nhipol l21D. lllie meat in the city of Orange c:bildrea ., ewe a Wlick few teachin1 cbea. iastaddiom • thrir" •c•iew.; ad On June 6. C1aa for Janion • on weekndl dliac arc field tiP will.co-sponsor a cbaa touma- ud ~ to pmtit=ipetc mmt with the Boys Cub of ia. M~ ._. ol S26 indnde Plaiceatia, which is open to kids all Of the .a.GK ud eveD tbe W from all OYCr Soutbem Califor- of a library wilh dlas boob Ulld Dia at no charge, Snyder said. videos. For those interested in trying out In~ Chea for Junion for the dub, free tryouts are held spomon toarnameall Ulld bu every Suoday evening al 6:45 mads parqt i1r¥olw:IDeDt.. The p.m. elementary acbool-aaed team For more information about garnered first place at the Cheu for Junion, call 531-5238. National <>•~ip bdd in Tbc club is located at 1412 Baena Part. Jessica Street in Gardea Grove. Swim, sport wear at Petite Marche Sum~ baa arriwd al Petite Marcbe. according to owner JeaDJrine Trout. The store has just received a large shipment of Florence Eiseman swim suits and shorts which are popular with parenll wbo want only quality for their children.. According to Trout, tllc Eise- man shorts can be worn by boys or iirk and they can Ft about a year»a wortll of wear out of t.llem. EilemaD ao makes a Ii.De ol drmy c.Jdlrina Petite Mudie is allo spca.1- iz:ina iD • coordiuted sporU- wear loot far Olda-pm from Mona Lila. It iDC:tiicla a bitiai or nrim suit, peats, a top and a stort, or abirt. A skort ii a v.-iatioD Oii alaorts and • skirt. It is fiucd at tk waist ud U.C lcp flare out. ICICJllbli8g a WSJ abort skirt. The loot is very fnninine, according to Trout. For boys, the look stays~ Ttoa1 said. with aborts toppina the a.ill for the PUPnw:F. •9oy1 are always more acti\-e, so sborts are ideal wbether they arc iD pracllool or swnmer ~.-sbc said. Smwmcr colon indudc lbc ........... of red, 1flaitc wl uvy. &Mki is also a VUJ importaat cob, ..-dills to Trom. For tile little oDCS. Petite Maicllefaarcs• ...... .... tliill arts .. -12 ...... .... ,.. .a•.,,, .,toa4T. lama•,..."YNJ'i•Pla ..... , .... ..., .... ODil • _. • proriit roam f• a bulky diaper for tbe young ones. They loot like overalls., with a bib and straps which cross over the shoulders. Petite Marche carries siza for .J girls from newborn to sis 14. For boys.. it•s newborn to sis 7. lmportaDl brads arc Fm. for shorts outfits, Oshkosh, Absorba and Petit Bateaa. according to Troat. Sbe said that the store carries lilde bitiW for the girls in the Ai.on. lillC. An old standard wllicb bu remained ~palar for many years is the ~ ~ wbida the store allo c:ania. In 9dditiOll to ~ fine dlild.rcn 'I dadri81 to OraDF County.. Petite Marchc also fe8hlra an extcMive lis olbUy clotlliag Ud alaower Pf ta, accordina to Ttoat. One populw item is tbe Mmes •FDtrt for newborns. It is a ~ leaf basket wbicb caa bec:mrial fnm room to room.: It ca• I 1 Wil.h • eydct lincT alld alildt ~ _. mattress. Whal it «I r I to coauaaaity aad dmity wort. Trom ud Ila' st.aft' laaW ahriyS beC8 dlac to lldp. Tbc store ra c .,., col•~ oc-.1 • a fmtim ..,_ fm TeW'lllkk I 2 • c ti rte Sdaiool to~,..~-· 1d1oo1-.~.-....... baa. '· .. The safety and ~ of your pct is. aajor coacera to you and we at Newport Barllor Animal Hospilal undastand and sllaft ta Oar primuy parpoee is to provide our pUieals wilti the IMghcst quality medal and surgical care. as well as, the fi8Clt · 1ervice to 61lr di«Ws We.ncd l 1 , .... ,._asat.aarvi&'JC facility and are const•ntly trying to imP.'O"C our practice in onler to bdta" save om climb.. We are fully equipped to diagnose and treat most illN sscs. Our hospital is equipped with an x-ny UDit, laboratory, and pharmacy. Of www.e. we st at P tl1 24 laoms .. WI! tie& Some of our special programs include G s • l"OCI • I ·-· 1 • s,1zW DilD •0.1•mrtT1!'1 A special &IQ of our hOSpital bas been desjpatrd Tlae Newport.._. A ' 'Sia N 11. We tbcrefore baft animah. t.bat are available {Qr adoplion. If you 'we loll your pet in or ocar the city of Newport Beacb,, pkue call the sbdlcr at (714) Mt-3656 to dlCCt if your pct bas bc:m impoumlcd. We hope you will t.aU advantage of tbcs programs, and that they will ensure a healthy relationship wilh you, yom pets., and as! ~tilt ·--------·~·~ .. Tl ree GOid S2t When I grow up I want to tie an artist. I loft to paint and draw. My teacher says that I am the best drawer in the class. I haft been TIDRDPLACE Bryce Van Hom S15 I want to be an archeologist when I grow up. An archeologist is someone who studies history by digging up old bones. I would also dig up jewels, necklaces and other inter- esting things. I learned about archeology by watching T. V. I learned bow some people lived without modem inventions and how they cut their meat and ate their food. I would like to work in mountains-or deserts or domes or caves where peo- ple used to live. I would have to rilcam other lan- guages and I wouldn't mind getting dirty. I would be very proud of what I found. • • in the World without war mine #t now and care and with peace and free-just• much. When I arow dom thio~ut. · I bc>Pe up I bope tliere ii DO more that when I pow up ttiat ateeliq or ilUUltice any- 1 haft a family just like more. SECOND PLACE • drawing for· six Jean. My bows. I don't know wby I daddy taught me to draw lite to cli'aw. I ....,.. I like when be was in tied With to draw became I wu born cancer. I made SS ~inting with the talenL My d8ddy boxes for my teacher. My is in Beaven now and I favorite thinp to draw are know be would be proud bean, due~ bearU, and of me. CONSOLATION 3 Cati, 2 parUeetl, 1 rab- bit, 2 h·~ 2 fish uid 1 d.. Tbat'I 11 enjm1la uid I tab cue Of 1D011 of HONORABLE MENTION Nicole Shnefelt When I grow up I would teach people how to dance. Ballet, tap and jazz would be my teachiq subjects. When I get ~ good, I would like to teach older ~pie to danre lite they do in the movies. I wOUld lite to haft my job close to wbete I live so, I could be by my family. The most important tiring I would like to do in my job is to teach P'C>Ple. If they were to become real famous it would make me so proud and happy. • ' • • • Wh n I grow up ....... IA11tt Ph•k:a I want to be an astronaut nauts go high in the sky. when I grow up. I like to I am going to go to space go to space school Astro-camp. Dad, can I go to nauts are smart. Astro-camp? SteYmSpUb When I grow up I want to would have to work long be a lawyer. The reason I in court. I would like to be want to be a lawyer is a la.,er so that later I because you can help peo-could become a politician pte when they get in trou-I could help run the ble. The hard part about government and make the being a lawyer is that you laws. KellJ K:leia I want t be a nurse and help get babys out of their patiences. Sometimes I will moms tummey. CONSOLADON can't-. and bubble sum will be candy naaker A6'1 e r.n w Ill that disappean when you Munchkim, Muncbkim Wbeli I grow up I want to throw it on the ground. I'll that dean up., and much be an inwntor. I will invent have helpen named more. I will have a ~·· tbinp that have oner been Munchkim. They will be one that Will just help me. invented before. I will . little people dtt1Kd funny. It going to be a lot of work inake likable boob, invil-There will be different maybe not, but it will be able candy that the teacher kinda of Munchkins. There a lot of fun. LGri9etlaW......• When I grow ap I want to be a model Models have to be tall and thin. I am ~ tall for my qe. I will Maria EMU ClaJton be on the co~ of many business with my beat m•pzina and travel all friend, my Mom. We have over the world. When my been collecting antiques modeling career is oVe.. I together since I wu foqr will go into the antique years old. I want to be a homemaker a baby sitter. I'm not going ping for my kids. I want mother when I grow up. I to leave them alone. I'd like eight kids. I want to live want to be a homemaker to go places and go shop-in Wyoming. because I can talk to my kids and I don't need to get KeeauBeD I want to be a vctenarian when I grow up because I want to help the animals, so they won't get sick. I want to work bard so they don't get sick. It will be a very bard job, but I don't want them to get sick at all I'm going to help the anim- al.s get well. They will be good animals and have a good life. And I'll give them shots when they .get sick. TODJ• Crocket I want to be a teacher. I am going to be a policegirl. And I will make lots of money ... And then I will take a nap. CHILD'S SPACE 8 . Chest with • di_.,.. ......... $1 .. ........... 91 ..... ... .....,.Mdccft bo9r'd ............ .... Colil lt8nd ••••••.• .,.. P9ncl .......... '11M aFAmnbec:Ml9ged. ....-.. fK mowd '°. MW kw: ... L 0.-tof dolhea Md~ too. From ••••••••••• $111.11 ,. """"----~-----• ___ ,,.. -~ t -11'1 ~r Mah ibop1 and iOcla foun-red. white Md lll!llC. ~ witb -Since wc Me new in tbc tains of yesteryear have aiftll pictw of die j.cldl aiid a ~ bminea, w me still JeanWaa way to the bang out oftbe W..: ·Ofdli mce route. wbat ca11C1•n Jite,• lhc uML the e.J.1:-aervc yoprt store. . 1'e id.a Of a.., ..... ttoie .. We alwa,. ut what eadl America's CUp in COlti Maa ._ tM bniriild of GUdbi9s custowr libl 10 we am .. a h& br<>Ujbt a new innoYlltion to f athcr-ia-law, Ruikbhai idea of wUI 1J1e Will M¥C ia IM Orange COunty, ~to co-Gudlti _ store.,. Slac Mid tU1 nay clay owner V anba Gandhi. Custom.; •Jn a few months, we IDigtit sbe liltem to maay differeat crs buy their own custom-open aDotW store in Huntina-auuestiona .and keeps those designed yogurt sundaes and pay ton Bed," Gandhi said. ~ in a.ind. by the pound. The store ii 118iquc with ita six There are o¥er 40 ctift'erent "The kids really love it," yogurt machines· that the Oavon of &oz.ea JOIUll; acconl- G and hi said. 0 Wc arc near customen opcra&,c tbemsdves. ina to Gandhi. Sbe aid that Newport Harbor High School They cm take any size cup they _ Oavon in four of ta.cir macbinea and at 12:30 I am ready for the want and fill it with a many change dail'y, but the Davon of rush I've bad as many as 40 kids Oavon as their taste buds will chocolate and strawberry · are in the store at once." allow. America•• Cup has a favorita and stay in the other And the word is spreadin& she ielec:tioa of over 2S different two machinCa. Customen are said. America .. Cup opened in toppinp including fresh frui'7 unlimited to the amount of earl} May aDd business is boom-nuts, granola, pmmi bears, toppinp.., can load oa&o their ing, according to Gandhi. butter cninda and two types of sundaes. The store is n•llM'AI for the bot fudge. Gandhi aaid she plans America's Cup is located at famous race and is decorated in on adding two more types of hot 427 E. I 7tb Smet, #E, Costa the same theme with colon of _ fudge. Mesa. WE HAVE COMPElfllQN. BUT OUR RIBS DON'T! Professional Magician (Sunday Nights 6-9 p.m.) Baby Back Ribs and Chicken Dinner $g_95 • • Oilldrens Menu Available Dining and Cany Out 2000 Newport Blvd, Costa~ Open Monday-Saturday 400 p.m. 631-2110 SELF-SERVE! Tasty ribs, burgers, chicken it1s magic! BY CllE.llYL STDILING Big ribs m•tes ~meals for small kid&. . .at least, they do if they come from the Newport Rib Company in Costa Mesa. Thick. meaty, baby bact: ribs regularly emerge from owner Fraq Uni.Di\ kitchen, and are actoolwedgcd by acneraJ con- sensus u the area's best. And with smaller portions devoted especially to children, paren1I can bring their youngsters in for a special rib feast. A child's plate, complete with coleslaw, com bread, vegetable, fresh fruit and baked beans or special fries is just S4.9S. In addition. younpten can also order a child's barbecued chicken dinner for S3.3S. For their parents. a full-Gzed portion is just S6.4S. Of course, Newport Rib Com- pany offen a lot more than fantastic ribs and chicken. The popular shrimp kabob barbecue fcatura thick shrimp, cooked slowly t~ pafoction (SI I .9S), and parents and children alike can order a combination of ribs and shrimp for $12.3.S. A chicken and shrimp combina- tion is priced at S10.9S. For kids who aren't into eating juicy ~ the restaurant features burgers with fries, and an absolutely-mouthwatering barbecue chicken sandwich. as well. In addition, the entire family is sure to be amazed at the Newport Rib Company's weekly magic shop. On Sunday nights from (>..9 p.m., local rmgiciam take turns performing up-close magic and sleight of band. After undergoing a recent renovation, the Newport Rl"b Company now bu an outdoor covered patio area ideal for private birtbclay parties, gndua- tiom or otber apecial events. And the rataurant also eaten any of its menu~ u well. Tlw N~ Rib Compony. "'"*4., 1000 Newport Jlouk.. W//Td "' C06M Jla. (jlut """" of 191Js St.). II 0/¥11 from 4-11 P·"'-JIO#lllq ""°"61t Saturdlly. Mil 2-10 P·"'-• on Swtdlq. For 1ftOn in/omttlliolt. c"1J 6J 1-2110. ............ .......... ., ...... . w.;.,.w..._ ,...~,., ................ I I atb M $• ,_ ......... ,..~ 4'Zl 17th St. CostaMesa Next to WMNhoule ReCOrdl a I itde Ca•ra Pizza betWeen TUltin Aw. a Irvine Ave. (714) 65ens2447 ~ ............ ~·n.e lton mo curia" a ............. -. ... . ~,.,.tr; fr.a. ...... .... ~ apreao _. cappaciao ~&ozaay~iceaam pies wl ...ta; aDd lelato b'Uf- fla. aa ckp•t clrsla'l. · Wat .. ~isfonnerlrvine Valley CoDeae Praident Dr. Edwarct Hart. They pride them- selves on their community involvement. · With Hart •s involvement in the educational comm Unity. bC and West devised a merit pro- paoa for area schools. TCacben in all or the classrooms in every ~ Id coupom to aiw out one !Re ice cream cone per 1ftCk. West said that the teacben allow tbe lhldentl to rack up points and ru.cM lottery tictdl that ~--win the Swed IWjHile. •1t\ been ~ ~ with tm tcW:ben and the l*"eDb in spreading aood will," West said. ·we do the same with the sports programs and IOCCICI' teams." West is also proud of a recent innovation at Bud's: delivering ice cream to office buildings. It is a variation on tbe lunch ddMry system. Bud's is located at 1644 San Miguel Drive. VISIT NEWl>oRT BEACH'S ONLY FULL-SER VICE ICE CREAM PARLOR Family food and fun· at Bullwinkle's also fnturiag PeopJc wbo were children in the 150a and '60I will undoubt- edly remember that lovable moose. Bullwinkle, and bis sidctiet, "'Rocky the Flying Squirrel Now the children of baby-boomen can enjoy the dynamic pair, alona with Dudley Do-~t. Sniddy Whiplash. Sweet Polly and Undmlog. at Bullwinkle's Family Food 'n Fun in Irvine and Fountain Valley. BuDwintJe 's is more than an catin1 establishment. It is a wonderfully crazy and zany indoor carnival. with sptri•h t•king place each week. Families are hereby warned that if they are not into fun. tbco Bullwin- kle\ is Dot the place for them. But for tboee who believe in • hearty party and good food at the same time. then by all means, gift it a whirl. That is, give the Lotta Pizza Spin a whirl. This pizza lottery wheel yields socb priza as a S200 saviqs bond, a 1tooter. a SIOO savi.np bond, a S7S sift certificate from Toy Juction and a SSO savings bond. >..for meam, BulhrintJe•s bill of fare is 1araer than the Yukon. Sample ~londike Fried ChicteA, Dudley Do-Rigbt's DOne-Ript Pizza. Snidley's Saact1, Underdo1'1 Heroic Sudwicba or Sweet Polly's self~ Sal.t Sideboard. In tbe pmeroom. play a little at.eet.11 Ud tat your akiD at Yideo ·-Bay • Bulhri.atle ~ or Rocky peaCil sbar- peaa-at Rocky\ Tndiac Post. or. if '°" are b.aaUiiDa for a liule lilfat cntataiDmeat. haft a le8l ia die tlar•ler and wllleb die F.-., WMcr' Sllow, faiturilt& llocty ud Balhriatlc. For tbe ~·*':Ull8 no ... ~ _. qaiet, t1tere-. Dudk1.. on. rewi•iecnt of. a ~ cabin ~GDfllflitcWllfircp~ llliid ... laemed Lv. Al ~ .... 6eft .. •• Ulli• for ewe. rybody at Bullwinkle\. Birthday partia are a blast at Bullwinkle's. Included is a cho- ice of pizza or cbict~ five Moose Money game tokens, birthday bat, cup. balloon and table decorations. The birthday boy or girl will reccift an official Dudley Do-Right Deputy Mountie Badae and a spec:iaJ birthday salute perfonncd by Bu1hrintle and friends. For groups who want to raise money for a good cause, Bul- lwinkle's can help with a (un- filled fund-raiser. BullwintJe's is located at 14100 Cuher Dr., Irvine. For more information call 6Sl-9440. In Fountain Valley, Bullwi.ntJc's is located at 16800 Magnolia. Phone 841-4474 . Ice Cream & Ice Cream. Pies & Cakes Homemade Fresh-baked Waffle Cones HooeyhiU Farms Frozen Y ogur_u Tofulite Gelato Hawaiian Snow Shaved Ices Harbor View Center (next to Gelson's Market) Newpon Beach 644-2600 Bullwinkle's Birthday Bash "Birthdays are the best at Bullwinkk's" Come and enjoy the "Really Good Food', (and fun) • Select from childttns menu • Game tokens • Party favors Call for reservations. Bullwinkle 's/hvint 14100 Culver~ Itvine, California 9271 ~ 651-9140 Bullwinlde's1Fountain Valley 16800~ Fountain Valley, Califomia 92807 &tl-+f74 - • • • .... , ......... ··= .... Sillils Us'' t ........ . ............. ,.,._ .... W.. V• W• •11 wor•· I .. of till Ne•pad .... ~ riall wLrn •...,die ... for a liilll' _..ice for trneliq ,..p'. Sialn Uel•'ud it ope1111d ....... KllJ Girl fnw:llile .... , .. ..., .......... . me CM11411 rd to c.D iD flWr/ dayf•-ip ...... .... ... . ... . .:... .. .. lrWlliOll to q __ , ..... Sitten U"=ited .. --...... featue ia aa ori.._. .. ~. llOOt.. ~ to c:llildma tine to .-~ ia protida naythina &om ac:boll p'MI to a playdoup recipe. Sitten mipt briaa their own s,pecialba to tbe job such as puppetJy or music. For those interested in caahina in OD the baby-boom. Sitter\ Unlimited francbilea are avail- able from Hawaii to Washington DC "th ' •. I . • ., WI IDJha m'Yatmaltl ranging from SI0,000 to S20,000 INDIVIDUALIZED SUMMER TUTORING AVAILABLE ... • •••••' atr MW"" •al · iac 2 II .tQlll, ... ah ,.,, e 10,.., k A lw.., Ir •••• I I •• , ....... ... w:ts• 1119 11 • s I irR;f I •OMtija ., ... CUI f fm qt!1•tiftrlillrm1 OI ..._._ '* • lbw:la•-· '•••----10 ~ ..... ., Cl ••• to~ daiia:. .AllO ...... ii bow to hdcnieW ._.,•well u .... , ........... ..... U.,wl' a *ivaf ... • 1 111 Sitten Ualiailed ii aot expected &o erw tM 1111 • neiallborbood ....,..... ,..... the ~icaa m Bat dimes 1houldia 'l expect oae of tbe compMJ'a ...... to mid die ice box, tie .. tllie pllOne, ..... * lta'eO iJ*i@i!i .......... * ... __ ~ ... bO ,,_. di A c.?:--~ ---~189 ~ Unlimiled litter will belp the daildrca Wida ~t, tutor- iq if need be. They miPt bdp litde Jolmny with his piaao lessons. At any rate, only top quality people wort for Sitten u nlimitecl. ,.. For more information about Siiten Unlimited., call 859-4742. . OCC summer programs for kids OnnF Coast CoUeae'I Com- mllllity Scnicea Propam bl maced a wide variety of IQMW:.. propams for children aad teea-..,a beginning this June. From cootiq to drawiq to Speaitb to swimming, OCC will offer nearly 30 different .,.. srams for children of all ap, and a few for parents too. ~me of our most popular offerlDl!f this 1uauncr," aaya Gecqe Blanc, occ·s director of Community Services, •are our summer sports camps and our swim program. ~ swim program is for boys and girls of all aaes and the sports camp is for boys and girls ages 6-1 S," Blanc says. The swim program is offered in four two-week IClliom bqi.D- niq Jw 22 wt mdina Aug. 14. OCC't Stb Amtual SllJIMfter Sports Camp will be offered in four~ IClliom bCsi••ina Jw 22 and endiq Aqa. 13. Beskctbd_,and IOCCU cempa will also be offered. College for ~ daaes for children ... 8 wl up iDdude drawiq, paintiq. cutOODiq. cookiq. typina. ractina. Span- ish, spellina. matb, moddiq, groomiaa ud study skillt. occ·. summer children •• theater will present David Mamet\ •Rneqe of the Space Pandas" on Fridays. 'uly 10, 17 and 24, 116:30 p.m.; Saturdays. July II, 18and25,1111:30 Lm. and 6:30 p.m.; and Sundays. July 12, 19 and 26, It 3 p.m. and 6:30 p.m.; in * collete\ Out- door Amphitheatre. Adalt .tmi-ioD ia edvaee it $5, wl S6 .. tbe door. CllildJa 1IDdcr 12 .tmi-in in .m.oe ia St. ColleF for Kids brodlara are availeblr fne "'cbarF in <>CCI Commullity Senicet <>nice. Due to the popularity of OCC. mmmef propams for children, early reaiatntion ii stroQlly recGllUDCIMled. ~ia..mderwaynow in occ. Colmlnl*y Sa ¥Ka Oflic:e in the Student Cader Buildiq. Boan are 9 a.m.- 7p.m. weekdays, and I Lm.-· noon Saturdays. v-.. and Ma- terCard holden may ralista' by phone. For further information, phone (714) 432-SllO. ~~ Under fhe ownership of Chris Hopper, Broker Salutes and Supports a...MoK-..911 ..... ~.ft~cf.111 .,nt& a a "The Youth Employment Service" 542 w. 11th, Coeta ·-Cllll 142~74 to get or to Plw •job. To .,,,,,,.,, ,,. ,.. CNglnlallon Md ,,_,yo,,,.,. WE LEASE AND SELL REAL ESTATEll The W•y To Gn1mm.'• Home Neatest 1 bedroom condo, safe and secure, sundeck, fireplace, has-it-all kitchen, great neighbors tool Only $152,000. Pool, spa, and a super 2-car garage. For Yau And Mom Stylish 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo, 1 short block to China Cove, built-ins, · fireplace, deck, patio, skylight, big 2-car garage, only $229,500. ' . •" ' F?.S. Two Summer Rent.la ••• Two bedroom, 2 bath condo, pool, spa. deck, garage, $2,000/month. OR J Big 3 bedroom, 3 bath home, $3,000/month. I " wear fllllth ·------~ Will a ale av *'-. ..._, ol Prat 11"m" 1111' I 111111111 a+Wstll fell' ; ' 1•• er. At Mot ......... a-.aoot ... 111 ...... _., ... batim .. •1 u•"'ist'ah'• of celar to=· • 1111 loob of mcd&rrMo m wllilc = mt•• a. tbiir pr0fe11m·• 1oot With -.,le. . . Intimate appmel ii -impor- tut compom• ol ..,..., ... Id wons en'I IMMlia pow wida JRlllMCY. dll:ir MJed. for ........ ~ ....... pro- portioullf. Al Noc .. e rt.oocl .the ... staff ii siwa ntcui~ tni•ina iD fittiq womea ia IDlltenlity {mlliom ... in ~ iDa to a:plain to women bow tbeic ftpra will .... wl what size wl styles will flatter them lllOlt. This ..... with the fitting of linaerie, specially dcsicnot for Motberbood. Motherhood is located in Fubion bland, Newport Beach. Pbone 7S9-99SI. •& •nteNEWPOllJ B•BNJC08TAIEM ......... Reading, math help yours at Power Learning Mary Littleworth, owner/ director of Power Learning Programs in Foutain Valley, doanl lite the term dJslexia. MJt's • ICUY word and is over- used,• she said. •People tend to me the wOrd •dyslexia' to apply to ~ who don\ rad very well. Or, if pa.rmtt see a child rcvene a couple of letten. riabt away~ tbiq he's dysla.ic." Littleworth laid tbat the place for ICYady disabled studentt ia with a uniftnity diaic or p1y- cbo&oaist. Pow • nrnina P.ro- ~ tpb:illim in IUppMmen- tal leanaina of all academic mu.. but specifically . reading w1 maab littlewortb said tbat thme two subjects tend to spill over into other areas. Littleworth founded the com- pany seven years aao, after experience with a similar com- pany and many years in the clauroom. Power Leaming Pro- grams worb with students on an afterchool basis. Students are usually referred by a teacher or simply by word-of-mouth from other parents. But children are not the only spcciaJty. LittJewortb said that her younaat student is five and the oldest ii S8. •People who work in real estate, imurm or accounting will come in and take our speed reactina program. .. she said. High school students will also Benetton featuring Italian sportswear Fashion .trends baft swung ren's line and Sisley, the high back to 100 percent cotton fashion coDcction. dotbina. especi•Dy for children. 1be children's line is very Benetton, located in Atrium importan~ accorcli.ng to store Court, speci•liza in dothing manager K.ayla Gray. It features imported from Italy, which bas sportswear indudiq nreaters, loaa been an innovator in sweat.shirts, bathing suits, bats, fMllioa bcltl, mortl ud shirts. The 8eDettoD ia one of four stores name of the line is 012.. Coio- owacd bJ Gay K.oll, daughter or cidentally, the size of the do- Qnaae Coaaty deYdopa' Don thing ranaa from 0 to 12.. &.OIL Sbe lpCllt a year-in Italy Tbe 0 si.r.e is the Italian way aml clew.lope II ma affmity for of mna. acconfuaa to Gray. In ...,... Itali• Tbe Benetton oar method of tirin1, it would 1torc iD Saa Frucitco caqbt be equivalent to about si.r.e two. &.oil's c,e ad me felt riaht at &.oU ordcn ber mercbaDdile bamc. from the F.at and aett difl'ereat lt.cblniaa to Newport Be.cb, mercbudile from cvayone on &.oil,..... ••ttoa. At t.bat the wat coast. •11eaetton is my tiac, le•ettoa 1tore1 were baby,• abe said. -rile collection IGc•oll ia Wlfltwuod and Bev-gets better and better every edJ Center. Leri•DO 8eact.toa. ICUOIL"' one of four brothen and listen K.oll worbd 12 to 14-hour of tbe BeDdloa faalily, wanted clays. sevea clays a week duriag to ac 11e a KW im• {or Benet-thie two mollllll it toot to open io. ia California. EYaJtbial fell -all four Atrium Court stores. It into pla for &.oll • Beacaon bas been a IWDiDa aperience. people from tbc Eut were Tra'Ydiq East to bay, tni•ina alladJ neaotiatinl to open a staff, dreaina Benetton win- B-ett• ltCft ia Newport Caa-dows benelf, &.oil thma on ter FetbioD 11a.ac1. Tiie lniDe bc!iDI busy. ~ nodWaa is 0-paJ wiDtcld a local ~ bappenina. I &et bored.• she inohed. Mid. Her second store, Super Super Benetton ia located at Bwttoa, wu opened IMt fall. '!t17 Atrium Coert.. Houn are: It ii tl9il ..-eaeeMiw 8-ettoD MoDdaJ tllroqb Friday, 10 ..... mpt (or aM OM m New La...t p.m., ~' 10 LllL- YGlt CilJ, _. carrill tM tra-6p..a.,Snd.,,eoOD-5p.a.For dil"ms' ca•ama., * cl&iM* ... woa .--.caa~. come in for speed read in& but SAT preparation is very impor- tant as well as a study stills class .. wwe have some programs that are closed~," she said ... For example, speed readi:na takes six weeks. study stills two weeks and SAT is six weeks ... For students who are therefor enrichment or remedial st.ills, the program is open-aded and can take as Iona• it will take the student to impro~ the still. When students fint come to Powu l..earaiag Pwosru1. they are liven diagnostic tat.I which last for about an boar. The results are immediate and con- sultation follows with aoal set- ting. LittJeworth And ber cnden- tialcd staff work dosdy with teacben who haft the studellts during the day. wrbey provide us with valu- able in~" sbe said ... A teacher who is with a student all day knows~ about him.• Uttleworth said that after six months of the iodivid ual instruc- tion that Power Leaming Pro. grams offers, a student can realiu a full..year's growth in reading. For math skills, it is oJlly two months. Follow-up testing is done only if the student alaows .-keel bnprow 1 11 at or if be is ready. During the summer, Power Leaming Programs expands its curricalum. Story Talk is a literature discussion group of older students. 1be students do their reading at home then come in and discuss pl~ theme and analysis. Thi$ was desipcd to keep the students reading through the summer. The Read- iness Program is for five-ycar- olds destined for the first grade. They will learn group dynamics and review what they Jeamed in kindergarten so they won ~t forget over the summer. The center will be open at 9 a.m.. on an hourly basis and will work continuously with students until 7 p.m_, Monday through Thurs- day. Power Leaming Programs is located at 11430 Broothurst in Fountain Valley. For more information, call 964-3398. OFF ALL REGULAR PRICED SWIMSUITS SALE DATES 611 TO fJ29 MOTHERHCDD. A Spttill Tirnt ... A Special f'la(r ... South Coul Plaza ,. 4'12 .. .. ''No kidding ... this . ad's worth , a free class at Gymboree!'' Sign-ups now on for-YMCA camps IRVINE Come and learn about Gymboree. A world of sights and sounds, music and games. and specially- built play equipment. A colorful world for kids three months to four ygrs to explo~ along with their parents, in 45 minute weekly classes. To fmd out more about the exciting world of Gymboree, bring this ad in for a free class. We promise an unforgettable experience. CWMBOR1£. lnlM ........ ... WESTMINSTER/F.V. Carrillo School (Rok5' ......... ) 3375 M .. t '• Dllft (714)m.f'm 1S270 Bushard <71•> ns.6491 - .. Send that kid to camp!" might be an oft-repeated phrase by puents whose kids have bad enough of the city. Providing quality camping, whether it is day camp or resident camp. is the Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA. Summer programs a1e avail- able for pre-tehoolen to high school students. CAMP MONDY SHIN1'3 ORANGE PARK ACRES Fun-filled days for the yowager day camper, preschool to ~e two. Each week features a theme, such as •1m a Winner," ... Happy Birthday America," or ...Winter Wonderland,• to name a few. There will be many arts and crafts, nature walks, puppets, camp songs, beach ~pa and swimming~ Each aeuion includes a "big trip" to a well- k.nown point of interest. There Salem Lutheran Church 199S2 Santia&o Cyn. Rd. (714) 832-9292 ITALIAN KNITS ANO SPORTSWEAR FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ALSO FOR INFANTS a1e 11 sessions; session I begin- ning on June 22 and session fl ending on Sept. 4. This day camp is CC>-4ed. KIDKAMP Excitina disc~v~cs await boys and girls in tbiS day camp. Groups of 10 participate with YMCA trained coumelon in a variety of activities designed to enhance group skills, build self- confidence and spark new friendships. Kid IC.amp offen 11 five-day eesaiom, each featuring one major trip, beach trips, special events, crafts, swimming,, games and cookouts. This camp is for grades three throup five. ADVENTURE CAMP For younpten in grades six through eight,, this camp is an action-packed, travel oriented day camp with special excur- sions, overnight camping,, beach days, and surprile eventa. The goals of this camp are f~ fellowship and adventure. Eleven five-day sessions are offered._ CAMP OSCEOLA This camp is for nine to 11- year-olda and is located in the Barton Flats area of the San Bernardino Mountaim. Each camper stays in a cabin with ei&ht to nine other campen and a coumdor. Activiliea include canocina,, awimmina,, f11hin1, archery, bonesboes, frilbee aolf and much more. Th.it camp seuion is from Joly 25 to Aua. I. -Honorable Mention Brace Robel ts When I grow up I want the U nitid States of America " to be friends with the other countries. When I grow up I want to be a lawyer. For fun when I grow up I want Jeanffer Gi'Olkreutz When I grow up I want to be a very nice person. I , would like to live in a peaceful world. I would like to have a nice job. I Pace Coleater When I grow up I'd like to have a lot of friends who arc nice. I would want to be a prof cssional hockey player and win a lot. I Steven J'mc:e I would like to be an airline pilot when I grow up. I will graduate from 4 Brace Brown When grow up, I want to be an architect, an olympic champion, a singer, a per- son who believes in God, a wrestler, a worker, a penon of honesty, a person who still has a Mom ct Kade Obeei I would like to be a teacher when I grow up. I would like to be a teacher because I would be helping kids. The advantage of being a teacher is that you have fun doing art with the kids and correcting papers and teaching kids math. The Ert.Sanla to go motorcycle riding, to the beach, work on a com- puter, being a Navy Seal, surfing, and lifting weights. I want to get married and have one boy and girl. I would love to live in a nice neighborhood. I would love to have a 2 story house. It would also be neat to be a scientist who would want to have a fam- ily with two kids and a wife. I would like to play hockey for a long time until I retire. I want to live on the ocean- years of college. I would like to be an airline pilot because I like to fly. I like Dad, a winner, a rich per- son, a record breaker at sports, a army pcrso~ a lucky person, a surf er, •a vetemarian, a president, a person goes all around the world. disadvantage of teaching is that you don't get very much money. I would have to go to college for one extra year. I would like to teach fifth grade at Marin- ers School. Fmt I would like to be an aide, then be a teacher. I've talked it over with my books. I of ten say to mother and teacher both myself, I dream about hav- agree that I should be an ing a book published called author. I've decided this "The Story of my Uf e." becaUIC primarily I write Hopefully I will write it. I stories. I am a young star-think I will keep and cber- tcr and would like to be the ish my stories through the author of many famous years of my life. J-...YaU. I want to have a bakery. olate cakes and vanilla. I I want to decorate cakes. will make cookies and cup- My sister might work with cakes. My bakery Will be me. I like to make cboc-named "Cakes A.Cookies." Ja·nes....-. I want to be working at will be doina soccer and Heidi.. Frozen Yogurt. I swim. But when I wort at miahi be working with my Heidi's Frozen Y oSUn I aiatet. ID the tneantime I don't want to~ fat. - A·t•$Mrp I wua to be an actress. I I Will be mad. Like here's · •"ink it ii fun. U I am not an example t6QH, I am .-, to be an 8Ctl'ell then d~ Shaunna G•azzi When I grow up I want to be a Pediatrician becau e I like to help kids. When I go to the doctor's office . I like to look at all the want to help the poor people that have no shelter when· I grow up. I want to have a home in Newport Beach Ca. I am part of the United States of America. f mds cures to bad diseases. It would neat if drugs would stop. (That is the bad kind, not the medicine kind) instruments, and when I find out I need a shot I try , to rude. Now I realize it doesn't hurt. It would make me feel goo.d to help sick children get well. I want to decorate my office with lots of fun things so the kids will love to come and see me and not be afraid. I just hope they don't bite me when I try to give them a check-up. front in a two story house with two cars. I would want my kids to be nice and go to a good school. I want to help other people. flying because I can look down on people. The pilots salary is usually 50,000 dollars a year. The captains is 90,000 dollars. Most airline pilots start their career as flight engineers. The pilots must pass a very difficult physical exam. Brian Smith When I grow up I want to be a singer, because it would be educational and maybe I'd get my name in Hollywood. Then rd get Carlos MOl*':llrat When I grow up I want to be a doctor because I want to help people when they are ill I might be a surgeon Sara Weatherfonl my name in the Hall of Fame. Maybe if I'm real lucky, I'd be a worldwide singer. You cowd meet lots of girls that way. too, and maybe work for saving lives around moun- tains and hills. I have to study a lot too. When I grow up, I want to lady. It would be hard if be a teacher, because when I ruined my life just I was little I played that it because I goofed off. It is was my dream. I want to hard on you when you live in a peaceful place so study and then in the end I can lik my life right. I you ruined it just because would not like to be a bag of goofmg off at school ,, The hottest days ofthesu--. YMCA Summer Camp Sign-up is now in progress! special trip camps where teenagers can surf, sail or explore Ollifomia. Best of all, Y camp is a safe, supportive place where your child will learn values and skills he or she will never forget. nae YMCA ..... camp for n«J kiwi Of kid. like day camps for ar-4e schoolers that fill your Deed for day-care and your child's days with field trip$, arts and craftS and the outdoors. For older youth'; there are mountain and backpacking camps. And Week!J camp...,_ start Jane 12. Sign your children up for the hottest summer of their lives. • • • • • ., • • • .. • N0.1 • · 25,000 Circulation Coming in June (714) 631-8120 SERVING ALL OF COSTA MESA Friday, June 5, 1987 25CENTS Beginning June 5, Baker Communications will begin general circulation of the Costa Mesa News. A sister publication of The Newport Ensign, The Costa Mesa News will provide its readers with local news features, sports, and society coverage. In addition, The Newport · Ensign's popular real estate and classified sections will be expanded to cover and circulate in Costa Mesa. The result will be a combined circulation of . 50,000 homes in Newport and Costa· Mesa . ,