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Home My WebLink About1987-06-25 - Newport Harbor Ensign[} u 0 f ' J It) ...... I --1.!) -z I{) - ft CKO•GZ PAPPAS T~n wu tbe topic of a coafaeacc bdd in Calta Maa Maday in wbidi f~ state and loc=.I oma.111 met and -creed that problcml exist INt found that the solutiom were uni to come by. -some 60 pea cent or Orange Couiity .. roadways will neecl repair in the next five yean," said Conpeam•• Robert Badham (R-Newport Beach), who moderated the meetina in the Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel 0 We have to stop complainina about the closFd stRets and do something about it, .. Bad ham said. 66But I'm afraid we mipt not have enough funding to actually do it,• be added. Badbam said tbat s~ billion is spent a year on transportation on the national ICYCl but ps taxes aDd licemc fees only bring in aboai S 17 billion. WJ'tie ~at aqvcrnment is in a dc&if ript now aDCI can l take care the ills of governmeaa;• be said. ~oraia Sbould bC dojq more to ~ ...... Reccna 1~ have revealed that· ~loek creaaa more concern amona local raidalts tba.n most other issues. Badbam clairnt4. -niis is a critical issue, not only became of the level of frustration amo1-1 commuters, which is immense, but becaute of safety reasons. health reuons,environmental reasons and economic reasons," be stated. · He described the purpose of the meeting u a chance for memben of the public and private sector to come together arid fagure out different ways to sol'Ye the gtidlotk problem. 66rm very pleased with what we accomplished at the conference,.. he mtcd ... Everyone at the conference see med to reaJ.i.u that we can' waste any more time on this. We have to look 111 ,.,.1 I I 'IED NEWSPAPER• THURSOAY, JUNE 21. 1tl7 mant· plans Revamp also scaled back in face of proteSts •Y aOGER aLOOll Hearing widespn:.d and vocal oppo- sition from affected property ow11e11, the City Council Moaday abandoMd a plan to create an aueumeat district in the Cannery Vlllaae and McFadden Square areas to fmance street wort.. and directed the city staff to scale down two other assessment district plans aimed at financing beautification of thOIC areas. The st~ plan was killed became more· than SO percent of tbe affected property ownen protested in writina. U ndcr state law governing such dis- tricts, that automatically terminates consideration of the assessment plan. Two other proposed districts, to finance new curbs, gutters and landscaping in the Cannery Village and McFadden Square areas, drew numerous protests as we~ but as of Monday evening neither had attained the ~percent level. Opponents present at Monday nighCs meeting rq>eatedly questioned tbe tCOpC of tbc pro~ aJMl the propriety of creating assessment districts to fioance them. John Shea, who was a memba' of II£ 1•Nl7 Police flyer,lays down the law BY BILL HARVEY Because of the upcoming holiday, and because of the human tendency to forget tbe rules when caught up in a party situation, the Newport Beach police are circulating a brochure that explains what is-and is not-accepta- ble behavior under the law. The flyer is being distributed through local schools and real estate offices and coven the laws that arc most likely to be broken by party-goers. It begins by stating. "laws arc enforced strittly in Newport Beach. Please be diligent in obeying the laws and be considerate of not disturbing othcn." Most of the situations covered arc misdemeanors, but the brochure points out that. in many cases, a.JTCSts may be made at the time of the infraction. The brochure also notes that: -Disturbing tM ~c~ is illegal on both public and private property. -If a Mighbor complains that a party is too noisy or has gonen out of band. it is an officcr·s obligation to end the disturbance. If a complaint 1s signed, onsite arrcsu arc likely. -All oUldoor ampliftrd music and all JM bands require a special perm.it from the city. Failure to obtain a perm.it is a misdemeanor. -Chargin6 admimon to a party or for alcoholic beverages requires an Alcoholic Beverage Control perm.it. -&in6 intoxkal~d in 1111y public place or in any vehicle on a public high"' ay is a misdemeanor. a ,.,..., Man shot in jewelry store heist aY mLL llAllVEY Tiie victim of aa unpnm>bd .._.._ in& durina the daytiabt _..,.. robbiti) of Bumpbric's Jcwdcn iD Costa Maa has been upgrad~ from serious condition to fair condition acconliaa to Hoag Hospital 1potcsm•n Pam Bolen. James G. McNeil, S4, Newport Beach. was shot i.o the left leg by one of three black men Who robbed the jewelry store last week. McNeil is employed by the store as a watdunake:r. Accordina to a source close to the in~o. tbe t.laree mm catered the llore, displayed a bud ID: Uil berded c:astomcn and c-.doJ 1e1 to the rear of u.e store. wbcre tllcy wen _. to a '••' -I . I Whi·rlwind lour of g BY PEGGY DAllNELL greeted bY wild mm•h ol all If it's 3:34 Lm., this mut be types, some folb in aative Foothill High School, Santa costumes, conao dnlml, food Ana! booths that loobd lib •h•cbed · Such was the schedule of two buts, games of all types and even We hopped abomd tbc S.S. moms trvino to capture the spirit a live •'-bmt .n:.in• ridCI to Marina in Burinatma Bcacb for ... , o.ue -..y ... ..... • tropical auile Wlaere pmllportl of as many parent~ponsored scnion, who receiwd polaroid opened aua to all Ktivitia of safe Graduation Kight parties as photos of tbemseha • IOUftD-the eftlling. Tbe cafeteria and possible. Armed with photo us. mrroundina araa ~included cquipmcn~ pen and notepad, Our next stop wa Elt•ncia _......,. lpol,....ted ••crun-.ine v-•--o more was recorded than is pos-High in Costa Mesa wba'e wild ~ -~--. ua;&ll • part al the lttnt1 '. sible to tell you here, but we decorations, limbo during and We then connerted witb the know that international jetset-a great band pnwidecl entertain-Ediso e · Beac ten have nothing on Lori War-ment for the -Auata 1t'hiJe S.S. n, unttqton b, aa-wbere we were greeted by an mington of Newport Beach and they waited for' buses to take ·~ glowing Tiki aod me as we attended nine different them to Long Beach for a sea a8d Jwvaq>ed into Tma Turner parties all over Orange County cruise, then back to port for (EchriJaa ~enncdy) in the beginning at 9:30 p.m. Thursday breakfast at their school La-· F si.ow .. night and ending at 6:30 LID. Jamaica was our Dal port Of _ Friday morning. call where we ran into Doll Our trip began at the train Johnson (Michael Barnett) and , station in the wilds of Africa l.RDQ disc jockey Richard, (aka Newport Harbor High Blade (the real one). We wit- School) where we crossed a ncsscd a fantastic dance contest, suspension bridge and were won by Tim Beine and then Oai llUp cnailcd to the jungle of T1lltia 11.igb School where we stopped in B.ananaland, which boasted real waterfalls and mechanical elephants. We wound our way through ca~ to get to our destination, with natives and more wild animals ol tbe b-• M tiDicL At 4 La. oar ltlDetUJ broiifilit -to • South Seu F__, •CGroaadel Mar lliah Scbool, wt •.,..,were rally boppina1ildltidl ia Grad Niabt '87 teealairta sqaalin1 with ~. • were UlllOUDCed from .,. C-• tbe mic141e of tbe ua The~ aty•wu made up of blue mylar with twinklina ~ for stars. Many partnoen stayed beyond the 4:30 LID. endiwa time. Om last stop broqht us to tbe Bajito E Raorto Magnifico in Tijaaaa, Lapna Beach High Sdaool Here we enjoyed this border town complete with a luatt yellow flatbed truck, with a dDctm and a pig on the hood and popular math and physics teacher Gary Shapiro strum- ming bis guitar and singing "'House of the Rising Sun• while the graduates were beina sened - breakfut. His last selection was. ~.·a.noa• 1die· sua•. brilldlJ ........... looDI drifted imo .. ~ ... sty. Tbe point ol all the cr1 atiYity and fua, of couae~ waa to provicfe • ctnia ad alcobOl-&ee enviromneat (or talion ~ bntinatbeir plldaatioa. ~ ently tbe dl'ort nceeeded, • local police reported DO arrests or deaths this year ia coaaection with gnd Diabt fativitiea. So, the condulioa we reaChed after a fabuloas ~ was; -w~ were pad to be there.• We ~ PM to be tJae to expa:iena the raults of hundreds of tioun of coJlectiw: plannina and effort by all of the parents invohed We were alM to be tJae to tee tbe ~vity and ~ of tbt young graduates wbo are ou , future. We were alM to be abJ. to witness the appreciaion o tboee graduates for die puentt Grad N'lgbt atft-tbC lift of life New student trustee named &EM WISE For the lcJle of Waftis Simpson, Ki .. EdwanlVlll of ~M>dic.a ted the throne and ctaarwed hisb'y. That l°"'8 charwed history...., 19- centty. The 300 pieces of ia• •lrl Ed- ~ .... his kwe, the Ductl8M d Windsor, Sita hisbic f9COfdGr ~ ,,. 8t auction for $50.3 million dcJI. lars. CHARLES H. BARR aY BILL llAllVEY An Orange Coast College sophomore has been selected to act • student repraentative on the Coast Community College r....:--:-Board of T "W"L.:-uuu.~ f11Stecl. & DD is the eightla comecutive time that .. <>CC student bas been dect.ed to fill the poll. Bill Smith, 19, of Costa Mesa, was e1c:cted to the post from a field of nine candidates by the 10-member Coast District Stu- dent Council. The candidates rq>resentcd each of the district's ttirec campuses, OCC, Coastline and Golden West. Student repraeatatives sit on JUNE SPECIAL the board, but may not vote and may not attend executive (doled) -..iom. Tile term of office is one year, md runs from June to the followills May. Smith is a cow•anicatiom major who plans to transfer to the University -of Calif omia, Irvine in the ran of 1988. His career aoals include earning a bacbelor degree and a tcacbing credential so that be can teach history or journalism at a local high school Smith was a mcmberof OCC\ soccer team last year and plans to continue with the aqud this year. He9s also a junior vanity MIRRORED CLOSET DOORS FREE fNS[All ADON soccer coach at Costa M~ High Sdlool He has been Ktive in ltUden ~t while at occ. bav ina IClted .. bnsinea IMMFJ for the Aaociated Stlldcata o Oraqe Coast Col.leF durina the 1S-'16 tchool year. Be carrc:ntl3 sena on the ASSOC Board o· Trustees.. He bas also recimed the 198': Robert B. Moore Award, giver annually to a ICCOnd-year stu· dent wbO baa .,..._., a lead· enhip position aad abowr eueptionaJ dedication in the serriCe of Odien. Local stiltl8nt nets Rotarr sdlolarahlp mmer reading tor the gelled-out a llllailil aepu ... ...._ ' ,Oszh,-. llwof ........... iw ........ If I ._. I -.. ., fir fl, 1,;..wdllilC .. u 111.,.. llilil.._._.il!IW ...... t ,._ca( r•fll. '-Jw. Aj, Diel Prwia, Feaaa, l"2. ..... J uj• off Diit Fr r ril, liMe r. Dot iato .... 1•. I FimllJ, --.. ~ ... ,,, ... w die Not for Modler!s Day ucl kept ,......... it llp OD _, pillow, I ..._. nMina Now I bow tUt F..a. writes f• beyODd lloiw. Time is ahr.,sm nfaCllCC to,.;., bat IM focus ii OD wily people Kl die way they clo. rm in tllC •iclcDe of ~ riabt now. Be's good! S. C.S. Lewia, 11w WtNld~ Lat NiPJ. llltll OtMr Eoay~ Harcourt Brace J ovuovich, 19<IO. Tbe mystery here is how brilliantly c.s. Lewis writes. Whether or not one espouses Lewis' religious beliefs, any student of writing could profit from his clear and humorous use of words. I especially liked -Good Work and Good Works, - bis aaay on the dcadenina jobs ~ ~~ laaft to endure in ...,.,. w:iety. 6. l.611 Pa1....u~ M.icluicl z. ~ Wa. Morrow and Co., 1916. LewiD writes witb two persona. One is private eye Albert s-....,. ( °"' of s-ro... Jl4rbw .,...,.~ and tbe other is l>etedive Leroy Powder. AD of tbe stories are Id in Indiana Fraatly, aoee of bis myllCries haft made me want to visit Gary or anywberc die in the state, bat tbe writiaa is clnu, wl the daandcn sardonic and likeable. 1. Life hi Owruel/, Dan Jen- tim, Sipct. 1914.1 baftD' rad i~ so that's why it's a mystery to me.. l bow it's about football. matina it nea more of a mys- tery. I t.oow. too, that my .-&-1HENBWCRI ......... . ..,.,.NI '-&1wt hi rlr sict a. f'« llOW, feel free to ... owr iL So I tlliak I'I try it. a.If• B • JJ S • f I ru t.e si.YUtl ,_a lilt o1.._ s-,.,.. ,. • • • ,,,,,.,_ teriom e-ip'NDll next Fall .,., --" cou..-... ,_., AWU WU I 11 Ctilais ·- TROPITONE TRUCKLOAD SALE 'TIL JUNE 29 , Come see the excitina new lines from Tropitone todllJ. REG. NOW Chairs/Cushions ..................................... $ 982.00 ~.C»CJ Adj. Chaise/Cushion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 357.00 229.C»CJ HOUYllOOO The line tt.t took the past and put it in the future, art deco gone hi·tech. ~ aaytic top table/4 chairs/cushions............... 1,100.00 Mj. Chaise/ Cushic:>l'l ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 390.00 SEYCHfl•E 629.00 26.9.00 Like the islands. this collection is unique, mysterious, and pleasina to sight ri touch. 489 acrytic top table/4 chairs/cushions............... 1,012.00 &79.00 Adj. Ct\aise . • . • . • . • • . . . • . • • . • • . . . . . . • . . • • • • . • . . . • . • . • 396.00 257.40 ICMALUA Soft colors, sensous seatirw, sensational durability. 4r table/ 4 chairs/ cushions • . • • • • . . . . • . . • . . . . . • . • . • . 1,4-40.00 M;. 0-.aise./"~ • • . • . . . . . . . • • . . . • . • . . . • • • . • • . • . . . 575.00 2<1" Tea Table . . • • . • . . . • • . . . . • . • • . . . • . • • • • • • . • . • . • . . . 1<>9.00 SAllREllO Perfect for smaller areas. ~ Table/2 Chairs .••...•......•.•.•.....••..••••••. 460.00 ALL UM9RB I AS AND BEACH CHAlltS 30" Off 979.00 319.00 75.00 309.00 What's needea is a new commitment "By the year 2000, 19 million people will be living in Southern California How will we get around?" So begins Freeway 2000, a report by the Automobile Cub of Southern California on the area's transportation needs and how they can best be met. r Among the facts pointed out in the report arc: -By 200<» there will be another 3 million residents of Southern California (500,000 of them iii Orange County). . -By 2000, the average number of car trips daily will rise from the present 50 million to more than 65 million, with Orange County's share going from 7 million to IO million. -Los Angeles ·and its environs currently rank 17th among 20 major U.S. urban areas in f rceway miles per capita. --H all current and planned public transportation projects arc in place in the year 2000, they will have the capacity to carry 6 percent of the traffic ·toad. The report's major conclusion, based on analysis of current and projected needs, is that 400 miles of new freeways will have to be added to the existing 2,200- mile network to maintain the economic and social vitality that Southern Californians now enjoy. A quarter of these new freeway miles are needed in Orange County, including the 55 extension to PCH, and the San Joaquin and Foothill corridors. The cost of the extra 400 miles off rccways is estimated at $20.5 billion over 15 years, or about $1.S billion per year. The report notes that California, currently SOth in per-capita spending on roads among the states, would rise to only 31th if such a program were to be undertaken. Ocarly, the time bas come to begin to pull together the various public and private interests in Southern California behind a program to revitalize and expand our f rceway system. To do less will be to consign ourselves and our children to economic stagnation and, in the not-too-distant future~ depression. Baker Communications 883 Production Ptace Newport 8adt. tA 929&3 (714) 631-1120 Ptase send -to: p .0. Bal 9398 Nea,,art 8eadt. r.A 92fi151.9399 The ~ Ens.an and Costa Mesa News are pubhshed weekly on Thursdays. Time of my Life Avco revisitefl, or look whit the Irvine Co. ha wrought At ~ it was a littJe 1pooty, lite visitiDa a tomb or .-rolling tb.rougb a malllO~ and the eerie silence and a1ma.t antilep- tic surfaces added to the feeling of an unreal experiaace, lite a dream or a fantNJ. ABd tbea I stepped into the lobby of lnte.rCommunicatiom lnc., and the sound and the bustle of tbe persuasion business made me feel at home. This is where I came ia, llearty 20 years ago, in a m.....,..,..._ good. Last wee~ the co~y bdd a reception in tbt lobby for all the new tcnaDtl ol the baild- ing. to reaasure them that tbe bugs are out and the total ttmoddling wl rd'Urbilbiaa is almott~. The disnaptiom and the tur- moil haven"t. bothered Toni Alex•...,. and bltaCom.. -we-re adcliq new clients almost nay ~ .. Jaet said, looting out Oftr Bia Canyon Country aui,, and the miDion- doOar boma atill aDda' con- structiob -aloq san Joaquin Hills Road.. ·we 1aaw so much to offer the busiacu world. We'Te a complete •aency- everything under one roof. We have our own idea people, oar own writen, art diftcton. pmbtic relations staff_. media amiJylts.. and a rematbble prochrdion clepartmenL I must say this was the sound of music and tile soand of moaey. ~ • IUlter of fact. hlltaCGiD ii jllll ilNMit ... -- -• F~ C.C A •1Ui .. LOI A• lea w ... I joiDed refkctiw= glass buildina ia New- port Center, the first biah rile in Newpon Ben I w revis- iting tbe old Aw:o laiMiaa. a 620 Newport Caater ~. ~ a post tower~ w-ane rencn81iom by tbe Im. Compaay, wlaida ~t tile builctina a coapk ol ,_,. aao from A'fCO YIM.a.I Scnieea. Awo toot M*I 6 -. • dllh-w iD die ....._.ca rl r IL _,_......-:: ._ ia IM9. T~. FClil die t.Ocaa•u. TolliAMnnsfu Wllertsks1e1crewimlodleaW Aw:o Towrr, wkle lier i ,,... ........... ..e .. i fl ll1°Kd 121 0. •••• ol ..... ,_ •• 2 • latcreoa'a rWK nlati•• diRdGI'. Sile aiH 1 -ID Wiit .-.. r11 1 ..._ • .._ Jliilll ' I w c nu • _, m t&iJJ m Ii* • Awe, ia ... _,_,.:: ..... ---111 'In. Y•lllil•a ,,,,...., ... ... .. . •&• .... . ' --SIJCJialMW•wl w crl ... top.?. .. ia ... 11siae world. It aa • daille, Tolli. I w 10 ,..,.. al :J..et.: Siie Ua come a liill1ls "9· ~IO Ml Toa IW-. l'G9i ii 1o11ow· • -. .... •• ., -....,.y..,..._ ...... •lil•Of1111191iJM 'ta•tllt ...... ~---· ......-.. _.... . .... .-a -"THE NBW±ORT B•BH ..... Debate and compromise are keys to fu lnterat among. our popula- tion in maintaining the quality that this city bas represented, however, bas manifested itself in some wide-ranging opinions and created some strong chasms in the COllllD~. Questions or bow we proceed in the future. what the impact of om actiom is,. and what are our obliptiom to providing a:rowth and opportunity for the young people in our community. are met with al.most diametri- cally opposing views, and plan- n.iag for tbe long-term seems almost impossible. Perhaps it is, because facing up to the long- term needs of the community MOit pieoplc were pkated that we were looti.aa at a YaJ large ·--plU for tbc compktion of N~ Center and some of tbe opportunities that it pro-- vided, particularly for a bypass rGa41 around Corona del Mar. It is •M'er planning as it should be done, because it demon- strated what the Irvine Com- pany anticipated doing over the oat 10 to 20 years. Friend and foe of tbe Irvine Company and pro-growth and no-growth proponents had all encouraged developing large-scale master plans instead of continually looking at our city one project at a time. It benefits us to recognize what growth might ~e place. and what must be done to mitigate. certain liabilities that accrue with almost every action of building or planning for the city's future. Some of the liabilities. bow- na, arc thole ~ not necessarily by development within our city, but by the IUIToUDdiDg area. A.a eumpk is the tnffic through Corona del Mar. The Irvine Company Will most likdy be the one to ohi•atdy mit~ dW tiafrac, because tbete is probably no one else around Who win do it-not the city of Newport Beach, the state or the federal government. Not to rebalh what is ~bly a dead issue, but I for one recog- nized there would be some added inconvenience at certain inter- sections due to the development of Newport Center which would affect me in my everyday travels about the city. But in a consid- erate city, sometimes we have to give up some penoDaJ conven- ience in order to help a neighbor. My own personal compromise was to risk some additional traff1e at Jamboree Road and Coast Highway in order to free up Corona dd Mar and take the through traffx off the residential streets and a great deal of through traffic off PCH. There arc going to be more sudl issues~ and perhaps the debate Oft!' Measure A will help all of us to face such f uturc mues. We must get mto some very Letters to the Editor More on Fuentes DarMitor. Tom Fuentes says (En.sip. May 21) that some archliberal Democ:rata are seeking oif1Ct on the issues of traff'IC and growth. This may be true, but it is dead certain that conservative Repub- licans (I am one) can be activists in trying to prott:ct the commun- ity from the excesses of devel- open aided and encouraged by compliant or subtervient city councils. It would be bard to tar slow- growtben with any stigma of pmcmal fmancial pin. Collftr- lely it would be easy to ICC penonal,. gain as motivating many 1upporten of dndop- ment. Gil Ferguson is a good example. Be has gone IO far as to pUib tepslation to ntillify IOcal growth control ontivnca. CoiDCidentally be -fcqot• to 1epcnt tome $40,000 or $50,000 tie received from the Sqer- stroms for "'coasuJtini."' Tbe mayor of Newport Beaeb is aniotber. Re is~• owin& The lrrine Company some SI00,000. GrOaps lib SPON, Newport 2000 iid OridloCt Uft ..... to pia bJ •Ortiiia to bq de velopaieat al • lift8We lnel They receive no moaey or ..... fiom ~ Com • aim, Fonda or IOlllllmb ad haft DO ~Jl'Oll or p&ioaal eapew wom.11. n.e, .... f..tlbJ•mafordcMlilbw from .. ta! 1111, wllo ...... _ potential financial pin. When council eliections come arouncl. the deYelopcrs present well-funded candidates whose PR stiffs any thought of sup- porting dc:Yelopcrs. Instead an aura of fmancial prudence and an active interest in listening to the people is presented. Charlotte Clarke\ .. Fund for Environmental Defense• offers a regional eff on to coordinate information and activities as SPON, Newport 2000 and Grid- lock do locally. It's rather late. but we 're not totally developed and Rdevclopcd yet! PulRydolf c ....... Mar China House Rroandcon fit. The government was estab- lished to protect these property rights. To own property and not have control of it is Fascist_ The Ensip suggests that Mr. Beauchamp wait another six months to see if the ewport Beach Conservancy (a better name would be the ewpon Beach Fourth Reich) can put a deal together to deprive some- one of their property rights. If the Conservancy is succ:ess- fu~ cwpon Beach can join the club of other towns who ha~-c allowed the destruction of pri- vate property rights such as Santa Mo~ Santa Cruz and Berkeley. Dar l'Ailor. Da.W a. HincWa Las-Bad Thant you so much for your interest in and excellent cover- age of the crisis of the China House. Phil Toz.cr. the president/ owner of the historic Balboa Pavilion, lt'I .a as an energetic and dedicated c:o-dLair of the ewport Beach Comervancy (in f onnation). . Be dama singular recogni- tion. not oaly for hiS adcrsb.ip cftorts ia this behalf. bat also for havi.ng the foraiabt and pe1 IC'- veraace to have pl.ced the Balbcie PaWiOa OD the abonaJ Tnat for BistOriC Ptaa vatioo n:r:ord •a landmart tiUikliq . nil importut facet of the ..., o1 Ner •e•h. at ~ ...... w·a-.... c. ........... honest philosopbiad aocemmt if our city is JOing to maintain its social aDd economic i:ldqrity. We c-eot wrdy IUd people wbo are boaestly int.erated in the future of ou.r city only as .·~·or ·no-arowth.• We all haft a cti&rnt view- point wbeD we &alt of quality environment or quality of life in our co11l1111mity, bat I think it is nice to be able to go to a fmt- claa theater, fine shopping. first class .,rting Cftnts. fine dubs, artm~ bOtell;a~ and be able to be JO minutes away from your office. We can ha~ the best of all worlds. We can maintain the balana: of a waterfront com- munity, but have some of the cultural and social opportunities of urbanization. The main ob~ tive must always be quality of both. All of the development in Newport Beach bas stressed quality, and we must sec that all of our friends" and oeighbon' enterprises succeed. It is impor- tant to the revitalization of older areas for the new areas to be suc:eessf ut We arc all 06watcbdogs .. in the community and DO matter bow divene our priorities might be, we must eDCOUnF a civilized nda•• ao lid we caa f1llfill OtW own cu.ltura1.. intdlcctual and social desires. provide for our cllildml 's future and mai••n dnelopment and redewlopmmt Of our city in a manner of highest quality. We have seen prosperous communities deteriorate because they did not have lead- ership or people who weR will- ing to leftrage a little bit of risk in order to provide some major gains. Planning and traffic stud- ies are not an ex.act science, but we haw done pretty wdJ to this date, and I have great faith in our ability to determine our future. We have oVcrwhelming talent in this community, and When that talent, no matter bow diverse individual opinions a.re~ can work in a civilized manner and iD.aU compromises that will enbana: the continuing integrity and quality of our community, then we truly will not need to fear the future-we can plan !!!r iL <:ome See . -tbe Speed and Action ~ o/Nlgbt .Ql«lrter Horse Racing ,,_,,,, n. •• ., ,,,,. s..t.'(1!7 ,,,,., ... _ 7~,,,, Just 1 miJa MJt of tM 6QS .ftmtwy "" KMea. (711) 9J-n.JI (aJJ) "4JJ-IJQ ,--------------------· FREE I I Gnndscand Admis.cion I Los Ahmitos RaCe Course I 1bis coupon gooc1 for ooc ~ ~ .,tm& I lion any Wcdocsday niFt during ibc 1987 Sum-I mer meeting. 0oc J>tt adult. Noo-tranlfaablc. I Not ftlkt after JUlr 29. t 987. .£. I _______ ... __ ~_._~--_._-~ __ .. Where do America's Cup skippers come lrom1 Got an America's Cup hopeful at home? Sign him or her up for a junior summer sailing pro- gram. Newport has one of the best. Each summer you see literally hundreds of little sails going up and down the bay every day. What are these little crea- tures? They are children-ages eight to 16-lcaming bow to sail. race and practice safety afloat. Marine Scene lrlllPl-B• way from the America-S Cup. it\ the best waY. to laanc:b your little seafarer. You wool find • beUe'r place tlwi Newport to learn to race. Or a better time than this summer. Lido Island. Newport Harbor, Balboa, South Shore and Bahia Corinthian Y acbt Oubs all off er excellent junior programs. Though primarily for club members, you might fmd a few openings if you call this week. Once you sign up your little sailor. all you 11 need is an eight foot boat called a Sabot. These sturdy little blunt-nosed boats are often passed down from generation to generation. How- ever. you can always find a boat or two for sale on the yacht club bulletin boards. Even if you can' get into one of the yacht club programs, All-ITAll-C...M .. t '· 'lln• ...... _.._. lll'rll lllrlll (rtmll) , .. _. II .. mmt • llil .. • Pi $ 7 I II .. er..~.....,._ u _.., .. c.._sa , a.• junior sailing programs are available: Newport is blessed with one of the best sea scout programs in the country. Andy Fitzpatrick. director of the Sea Base bas excellent junior summer programs for boys and girls of all ages-and they even supply the boats. So, give Andy • call at 642-5031 . Though Sabot sailing is a long • • • A special note for those of you who would like to participate in this year\ Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce Cbarac-- ter Boat Parade: Rumor bas it that the .. Argus"-tbe pictu- resque double-masted cbaracter boat-is available for charter. Call ~pdy Fitzpatrick at 642- 5031 . the Argus is a pemmial winner._ charter her and you will lllM II .... ['11111111 ~ II ICl Tiii I* ...... • Ill ....... wllilll •t1df 1111 II ..... t I J 7 ~II-Ii. 1•1• ft llllT CITI- NB Masters tourney won by locals ..... .., •. The inaugural Newport Beach Ofbbore Masten beach volley- ball tournament did not have a big turnout last wukend, but wa considered a succcss DO~ tbdcls. The tounwneat was held at CorOAa del Mar. and drew ept teama for the two divisions. Fwc tealDI. entered the 3s..ts division. la tbe fuaak, Dan SayJer and Marc IQgralD, both of Newport Beac~ defeated ~ Siem wl Jdf Bdt.nd. both of H-~ Beach, IS- lines. Siem is a Huntington Beach lifeguanl Helland played water polo for San Diego State. Only three teams showed up for the 4S and older division known u golden masters. • The eventual winners were JJ. Moon and Don Smith, both of Newport Beach.. They won thtir final matcb 11-S, 11-S. They, too, have interesting backgrounds.. Moon is a teacber at lkw:rly Hilla H.igb School Ud Smith ii an imuraDce uk=ma•a S. T CJJal'IUUSICDl d.irCdor, Mart At the .. of JS, Sajler ii 11i11 : ~ ._ Nbd .... die a doubl&-A . nlted ~. Ilia ....0 tm ... He W 111i1 to partner, ............ a ..,_A say. •1 .a H crillil die -a ra1&d p~. but lost bis ....... _ turaout to die folowilla ...... ba:1mr be DO IOnger plays Oft.eD Thia ii tile fint yar we llaw ~ ~ a •Mtcn toU.rDallleDt. 11lerC AD four ol tlaclc ~yerJ lane were t1ro odla ••en touru- diffetcilt backpouada. Sa~ ii IDe1ltl this IDODtb. It ia tnup for a peMler. ~ ii a flialat PY' lbia • to ~J that ·muy ....._. for CoatiaentaJ Air-tournameata ... have a ball • • • The raultl of NHYCI Senior Sabat National ~pi<*bips were: In the Senior DivisiOi: Kevin °"main, ABYC, fint; follottcd by Jeff Olton. NRYC; Mike Sentovicb. ABYC; Joua Nor- man. BCYC: Dene Tealie; BYC; John PenUct. BCYC. In the Muter'• Division: Dave Tmpr, UY~ in lint; thea Peter Gala, ABYC; Lee Berliaaer, ABYC: Bank Homann, BYC: Jane ~y. SDYC; and Betty Woodall, SDYC. Brande ind Timmons olllr net _ lnstruetlon The Oraqe CoUDty Volley- ball Camp is designed to dcvdop skills in all levels of players. The camp. open to boys and girls between the ages of 9 and 17, will be beJd at UC Irvine and will be coudiicted in two scs- sions. Both sasiom -are day cam,pi. The tam session is July 20-24, while the second is July 27-3 1. The camp will be conducted by Charlie Brande and Steve Timmons. Brande bu been one of the most success! ul high school volleyball coaches in Orange County for 12 years. Tunmons formerly played for Newport Harbor High Schoo~ Orange Coast College and USC. He has been on the national team since 1981. In that time the United States bas won the Olym- pics, World Cup and World Championships, as well • fin- ishing second in ~ Goodwill pmea. "Volleyball is arowin1 in popularity," Tun.mom said. •At times the pr~ .cc 1111 slow, but I think we opeued people\ cya with our victOJY iD LA in 1984. We are fmally briopn1 volleyball back to its birthplace. Volleyball originated in tlais country. It is DOW a lot more ~ to ao to ICbool on a volleyball scbolanhip. I am runnina lb.ii camp became I feel I should put IOrnd"ina bKt into the sport that pve me aome--tJllna. • In Mdition to BnDdc ad Timmou, teVeral local laiab ICbool and ~ coeaea ril 60 oat the ca-. ..... Some odla' ,..,.. ....... Mlioul ... .., ............ . 1'111 'ti 'elm will bC videc>-t•r•• -.u. tM ~p and w•1•• &-. Mil be alaown. ne ~ wil CMCtude wida a toa r• • die IMt ..,. 'he COil of lbc camp is Sl'10. Tbcre ii a tam ,_ ol SISO for eialat or topJlra. Aggressive investors choosing future fund nil year, more tlwa SI WlliR wiD be inaled a. * r..a llUldd., with ..., ....... iaWlton AooeQta die ftaaa fad • tk '-' .., to ias 11 ... ..., ............. Money·Makin1 Money . advilcr fad or a mw'b •wiur C-. *m iaw• z 11 Of PDl'- twiln offer a specilll co t ir • tioa of ~tial nnra a.ad timjted rilt. If yo. are •lriatina al ilnat-ina ia a fatw r.-, yoa..,... knoW Mw OSIC type diftcn from the Gaier, wlalll risb to espott aDdwlYtfeayoam•pey.My ctient1 oftca ..t me tbe follow- iaa qaatiom: a.. ........... .. ..... F.._ea fada are ltrW>- blred • Ii •, d pm1 n ~~ ol com-9dity;fuadl are man- Tllil limple mll&:t&n &-. yoar_..,.t tJaoaP a Dale adviser, a , ... ,.... tbe citizea 'I coam.iuee that reviewed die lfOCific plaa for tbe ara ildopted "7 die cow.ii last year, Mid tW Mm tile time the committee looted at tbe impro¥am .... ,.. ...... and the time it WM finalimt and let for • lleariaa. •cmta increaaed utro- nom:.1y. • Be 80tcd that oriainaUy tbe McF8dden Sqaarc wort W let •# O¥er. balf milJioa dollars, .,.. die most recent plan carried a priee taa of well over S4 nlillion. -i think someone needs to taOw wbat bappencd bt:trnn January of 1986 and June of 1987.,. Sile& told tbe cOancil. Later ia die wr•i"lu under qaatioaina "' Mayc>I' John c. COx Jr., city staffcn said the costs cval•ted became more Robbery •.• I. 'm .. I lie OD the floor. The gunman's instructions were obeyed and no one gave him any reason to shoot. He shot McNeil as be lay on the floor, then went to the front of the store where be and the two otben smashed a show cue, gathered the jewelry and kft. According to police reports the suspects fled in a 1979 Oldsmobile Cutlass which was found abandoned several blocks away. 1be car was later deter- mined to be stolen. The bullet fimt at McNeil ~the main artery in bis kg and smashed a two-inch section of the bone. He was taken to Hoag Hospital and, for a short wort ns iDdndod in die project and tbe c:mts o1 cratina and mamaing the •• elUDMll district ~ more thaD anticipated. Bob Ruby. owner of the Crab Cooter,"'*"'· ·1w llCYCI' in 37 years beard one com.plaint about lack of trees ••• i.ct of under- ground utilities . .(or) lack of sbrubl and spriakJen. EYetJ day I bear complaints about lack _of ~-He added, "We do need 111 e H'Dt1lta, but not for this. We need partiJla. We nee4 a bi& bcalltiful parting structure •• The c:ouncil directed the staff to come bKk with a ICale&Mlown plan for repairing damaged cwt. and gattcn in a abnmken district. The council also raened the ript to look again at the .... ~ and ~ ..... but widaout the .. ••• 6bid fDdi•a sys.- tan.. time. it ,.,.. fcaied that be would not RCO'V'Cr from his injuries.. AcconliDa to a reliable source, an ariificial artery wa imertcd to supply blood to the Iowa-part of bis lq. It is expected to take several mouths for him to fully recover. Sgt. Dennis~ of the Costa Mesa police department said that thttc have been several robberies in Orange and Los Angeles coontics where victims were shot for no apparent rea- son. Costa Mesa police arc investigating to try to determine if tbcre is a connection betwteen those robberies and the one at H umpb.rie ·s~ Humphrie's Jcwelcn has been in business for 41 ~ and this is the first robbery to take place at the store. [ST? t AUTO REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE FACILITY OUR 7.fOJ SQ. fT. FACILITY IS STAFFED WITH PAOFESSIOHAL ·EXPERIENCED MECHANICS THE MOST M00ERH OtAGNOSTtC EQUIPMENT TO HANDLE ALL OF YOUA CAR CARE NEEDS ,.,., PR08l.EMS. • FREE PICK UP MIO DEUVEAY WfTMH 5 a.MLES • _.Off ALL CASH TRNtSACTIONS •ftOEFALL~~ ~ AMIJ VISA ACCEPTED) ................. ~ .... =·~ " ... may llaw pafOF'Emd wdl Bew.._ a 'J'Mwk• ... ••"' ......... apprwta. die,.... ... to anp&c,, ....... en witll diffaat tnt'" I sys- tam ad stratqia. Some ...... en may concentrate on pmticular futtua iaarkeu While otben participllle in the broad array of futura with tt.e goal of n:ducing volatility. Much like the rationale for di~rsifying an ind.ividaara pordolio. this type of fund may 1eet not only a divenity of markets bUt also a ctivenif'JCatiOA of anding adviKr Tnftlc ... I 1 'm .. I abead.9" Badham mentioned several solutions to aOeviali.aa the traf- fic problem including stagncd working houn, better me of existing n:sourca and building different type of livina uas in the county. ·we cul refute to loot at any poaaDilities, • B«fham said Part of tbe traffic problem can be tied to an iDcrew m tbe county's population in n:ccnt years, be added. Also dwiwlting space in tbe county ii aDOtba r.:tor,be said. Congresam.an Glean Andenon~D-Long Beach) spoke about Oraaaic County .. tramit system a not bein1 Police ... a ,._,., -OrlvinK wltik under IM influence of · alcohol and/ or drup ii a mildcmeanor. If, wbilc driYing intoD:ated., you become involwd in a traffic accideDt and anyone other than yourself' is inj~ the offence becomes a felony. -Cwfew for penons under 18 years of aae is 10 p.m. every night. -Sleepin6 on th~ b~ach between 9 p.m. and 9 a.m. is prohibited. Sleeping in vehicles is prohibited at all times. -You con ~ cJuur~d with battery if you touch someone without their consent. This also includes striking with water balloons or squirting water on ~ ....... .. .... r a F• holla types o1 ~ you may ilnat a minima• of SS-(IRA llid Keop plw .., iaKlt. link -Sl.,000.) A podiaa oldie Al I etl alto cam illltaCll!l, .. importaat IOm'Ce of im:ow di.a bdpl clcfray my m•napment fees which are .-sally 41 to 6 perceilt ol net aaetl.. In addition, inceatift fca are ~ but only wlln the fund makes money. The. fees generally ~ from JO to IS percent of piofits for most public funds. Commissions are another addat expeme. etayw. If yoa M¥e baiJt a solid ~olio al ia.at• Hts to meet yow bMic finuri.nl aceds and can put 101De risk capit•• to wort, you ....... CODlider die fatwa marUts and a c:ommod- ity limited partnenbip. Fatora f1IDds offer die ilnat- meat advan••p of experienced ad'ric:e. H you are comidaing a fund, di9cua with your fiuncial comultaDt its performance and investment objcctiw:a to deter- mine if it fits into your overall pordiolio. Feel !RIC to give me • call at 9SS-1561, if you ha~ any ques- tions. Wllo .... mat! Futures Ken Toluult u a ftnandal tra0 1actions generally involve consululnl willt Sholnon Leh- substantial risk and are not for """' lkotlten in Newport &odL prepared to accommodate rapid growth. -rhis area needs a sound ~portation system that won' sink under this gro~ .. And- erson said. Andqson is the author of the bill, Blt 2, recently paacd by Congress, which would bring Califomia about SI billion for transportation projaa One controvcnial aspect of the bill includes toll roads for non-intentate highways in Orange County as a way to bring in more funds for transportation projects. -nm bill is good to Califor- nia,• Andenon said. •a1t 2 is not a panacea for all of our tramportation problems but at least it &oa toward IOIDIC 0111' someone.. -It u • mudaeeanor to interfere with a peace officer pctforming his dlllia.. It is a felotq to as1auJt a police officer. -F•ilure to illtnudilnel7 aw "" .,. after an WiliwtW . ,. needs,• be added.. Badham., who vo&cd against the bill commented, -Uo matter bow much money is in the pipeline, it won' be enough to fulfill our needs • Tom N"idsen, vice cbairman of the lrYine Co., stated that today's t.rampoT1ation problems are diflcrent from thole of the past_ -Our transportation system mmt be rnampcd or its aoinl to breakdown.• Kldsen said. Niebeo said that local groups have been actift in trying to discover ways to alkviate tn:ffic.. •People used to think ~ w a lot of lllODleY in Sacra- mento to take care of all of oar tnmportati01l problcma bu~ DOW they lee it's jtllt Mil 90~ • ••mbly cliilf asal order ii ,ne. by a police alliP er wiD sabject you to im!lll!O'fiate u:rat. MMdemranon arc panjsb.able by up to a SJ,000 fine, six months iii the County Jail, or both. ,,._ "'°"1 ~ -di I I 1a I .... s--,,..,. ...... tJl&Qt I 1•--tlll t $ S. P&Wlfs'lfl Fer ... 50 ~ ,,.. ...., ""-" .. ,..,.. ,.. __ ..,.... tius-ss• carw••• ,_, __ _ -llllltjt*5PM I 1•1' 18 • 777~ o..._. .......... QDt• t•alJ..... T-&c.-.y ........ 1st ..... ~-547 ... 28 ., ... ~-= ... ,.; ~ 5-18 cmws. ~ ptstwCµf *5c:W'IS.., , ....... disses --~--.... ...eo· Fountain VaUey Grand Opening Special Fl•STWllKFRll with prepaid diet program now thru July 18~ 1987 at the centers listed below with this coupon Not valid widi uy odm'-o&:r aowr. 8Cll. • POmlTAIN YLt ... ,.. , ........... .... ., I '? sc ......... C I •. ..... • Commodores Club honors Bill H The ~ arriwd at Le Mai- dim to officially tick off tbc summer social ICMC>n in New- port. ~ Rodhr:Un (tbe same gentleman who writes our Marine Scene), chaired this Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce event sponsored by the Commodore\ Oub. For 28 years, the club bas recognired a member for his community involvement by bes- towing the title of .. Commodore oftbc Year. "lbe honor for 1987 went to Bill Hamilto~ sporting the traditional white jacket, replete with the Commodore emblem. Just prior to the dinner and dance, the attending Commo- dores were introduced to the guests. The club consists of 3S businessmen who serve as the welcoming arm for NHCC. Harborlites attending were Lynn and Ralph Burke, Jolene and Tom Fuentes, Michael and Bob Perkins., Susy and Rudy Baro~ Ellen and Bob W"alco~ Gretcben and Jllll Dale. V1eti and Michael Gering. Nora and Vin Jcugemm. R.icbard Loeb.rs. Pat Michaels, Joan and Tom Murpbiae, Pat and Alan Rypinbi. Carol J)landamt ud AZ. Taft, Terry and Woody Harborlites Smith, Leon Roiccman, Emme Jane and Tom Riley, Barbara and Domenick Roppolo, Mon- ica and Tom Deemer, Barbara and Tun deBoom, Terry Hanes and Bob Call~ Del and Bob Clifford and Tom Wilek. • • • The Sophisticates, previewing "Shop Till You Drop," decided to use a Western theme for their annual Assessment Treatment and Services• fund-raiser. Held at the Balboa Bay Cub, Darleen Maoclark chaired this event, wbiCb features the wares of local merchants. who donate 10 percent of their sales to tbc group's support of A TSC's jUW>- nile division program. Assisting Darleen ~ 8eY Salata, Cindy Gates, Darlene Drummond, Cathy Lowden, Sandy Grunwoocl, Joan Mc.- Donald, Diane Williams, Nancy Weisbod and Ami P-.e. More committee members were Jana Bnctinghem, Jw IY ... IUDIEI GO 10 W>UR ROOM !I Jaice Sf:n• Cl, J~ Re•••. Ydi Man, Daril I ..... idt and Mary Alla B~ J.aafCwoltlle~ LLONGS OF NEWPORT 1ic. REAL ESTATE-WE CARE HARDER Real Estate Tips SELLER'S llNIKET A TIME TO BUY You've heard it said: ·euy when there are lots of properties on the market-in a 'BUYER'S MARKET' when many sel- lers are competing for the few real buyers who are out there. When prices are softening." · True, but for the investor who is looking for~. the beginning of a seller's market may be a goQd time to buy. 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I .. • tendencies and will mate these two spots definite on my list of places and things to savor in the future. I recommend Pirct9s highly the next time you're looking for something a little ~erent and not overly expen- SJVC. Pir~ts Bistro a1 South COllSl Plaza. Rnnvations acc~pUll W-aw bar. baUry and I~ btlr. Mon major cr~diJ cards. Lundr and ~ from JO a..m. to 9 p .m . Monday through Thursday. JO a.m.. to JO p .m . Friday and SalUTday. 11 a..m. to 7 p .m.. Suntldy. Dinnn for two. food only. from about J10. You·re neve' ~'.Jo olc to au1t ~lO\'.;r;g srr,oH~ NomaDerhow long or tor much The service was impeccable from a friendly recitation of the night's cbers featured entrecs to an appraisal of the wine list through a sweeping away of bread c:nambl bcf ore dessert. We chose to umple Pi.rd 's private labels ~ aptly and simply calltAI Piret'I white and Piret's red. Both proftd aood daoica and arc available at retail in the store. 111m1 m CME -.111111 .,,, r • a ., 11 71' II .. i 2 •I -SJ '7 \\ Y'M'."8 ~ ifs ___ <'_ not too Pale to Slop. Whatever your choice of eatree. be sure to enjoy tbe dinner salad at Piret'I Bistro. Rieb with three chcc • '· walnuts and croutons.. the leaf lettuce and simple dressing weR divine. I could have made a meal of this salad and the warm, fragrant bread that accompanied it. Bread ii also available in the bakery and a sure bet to dress up wbateYa' you're servin& at home. For eatrca we opted for hro chers features. My friend enjoyed a swordfish steak accompanied by a nice si:n:d tel'Yina of ahi (tuna). Tbc whole ............ Cllll ............... .., ..... was accompanied by an assort- ment of steamed veggies and a servin& of what appeared to be navy bans Re said be enjoyed nay bite. For once I manart to keep my fort in my own plale and didn l do any tasting since I bad opted for stir-Cried tenderloin with snow peas and mushrooms over f ettucini The dish was bea~ with ginger and I could not only haw not appRC'ialed the delicate flavon of the fish acroa the table. I didn l haw room for even ooe extra bite. Tb.is dish was excellent with tender beef strips sliced across the grain and crispy ve,etables all ........ to perfection. 'The fdtDCini WU al deme and went well with the strongly flavored sauce. Desert was chosen from a uuly formidable assortment of pastries prc:sntcd on a tray for inspection aDd explanation. The tart my friend enjoyed bad tbe extra added attraction of a thin layer of Chocolate to seal the ~ topped with custard and fruiL A goblet of what was dacnl>Cd to me as lemon souftle caught my eye. It's cool taq wa just right after tbe sptcy singer flavor of the cntree. I questioned this dish being bi.Dcd as a souftle since it wun l sencd in the tnditioaal dish, but a little raearcb shows that the Chef t.new wbaeof be spoke. The light texture was _ the result of Thampaon Twins play Irvine Madows Twim fame. 0. distartUa ..,ec:t of Fri- ctay•1 coaccrt is tbc swlclen schcclule ciup of special pall. Wllik Paitatc ()cwain and Qris llaect prci-• aaoocS opcnn. mlteatile .. ,.,, ia die Loi Aniwla 7tMa Calendar SectioD d.aed up '° May 17, pWrl SJNical pat Lcw1 42 wboee aurcat ncca1 really clmr attCllrioa to lie apco-i .. coaccrt. Tlae loa of a1lda a pafcct .a:ompni..... coald prow CJLticwly COltJy to .. CODCClt's dfcct. ""' " llllY mo beaten qp f oJdcd into a with a delicate lemon ~ wbicb is. of counc. a cold soafDe not a motme. A wholly satisfying dish. Becat SI the 900I* ycMJ put Ctown your tall cigatefte. the 900nef your body wil begin '° Nlurn '° its normal. healthy ..... W eouldn-i leave Piret•s Bistro witJaout browsiJag through tbe many wonden oJlcred here. The wine ... wilb its adjoining patio for al frCKO dining or imbibing were tempt- ~ So was the truffle bar. I managed to control my giudy SUNDAY llUNOI IWRT QWOtE SID• TN:DSTAN> EGGS IENEDICT SCIN9£D EC.GS aMZES a SHOICED FISH Sl.IG\E STA11CN N:llBaE WAD SElfCTION M<Df.WMC.l•~~ LOX, CIEAH O&sf.. l-4CsE!S. ONON5 ..., ... - CAIVED srEN1Sl9' IOUND Of IEEF • IWCED ~ HAXWD.l.'S fOKWllS• ••••Wf ~ Mm"iMM.Y Of DNEITi •.. ., ·~· ..... ..._ ....... ••110 ....... (1'e~ t I I 'Brighton Beacft Although Neil Simon bas been known to write a less thaJi captivating play. such is rare and bard to find. For regard1css of whether his plays hit or miss their intended mar~ Simon bas yet to write a play which does not. to some • degree. loot at human relation- ships through his emotionally- mixed marriages of comedy and drama. That's why it's so hard to ruin a Neil Simon play--apecially one a s well conceived as "Brighton Beach Memoirs." Plays, however, arc not just for reading, and theatrical injustices have a funny way of flattening the production of a well-written play. Fortunately for Orange Coast College, theater arts prof cssor John Ferzacca has directed a production of .. Brighton Beach .. which does justice to the play by deftly integrating the talents of a most talented cast. Ferzacca creates an environ- ment in which strong individual pcrf ormances knit individual characten into a collection of characters-a '1'amily." What the audience experiena:s is a ... mDlWl-lllMl llllls .. Jlllllllil ll ..... -... 1' a ., .... ,, ..-11 ,,.,.. .......... , ..._ " \? 3 1111 'S ,_ir.w-1 2.__.._........_. '"_...I.. ' ··~· ~ ~~ a ~ fragile weave. As the world of S imon •s Eugene Jerome unwinds~ so does his family. And Coast9s production leaves iu mart in its acton portrayals of that family. Marcie Ross. Steven Shults, David Schuster. J aoet Newport, Rob KJemeoz.a., Melisa Meola. and Mandy Goldstein create that family, and each comes together in the way Simon intended-to drive home the feeling that what\ wone than the world unraveling is the family unraveling. •Briahton Beach Mcmoin.." the first in Simon •s autoblop'a- phical trilogy. is the story of fifteen-year-old Eugene Jerome's experiences growing up in Brighton Beach. Brooklyn in 1937. BELGIAN WAFFLE INN Young Eugene (Shults), dreaming of a career in bisebaD. but certain of a career in writing, takes the audience OD a fifteen- ~-old journey through life in the depression. WlmetM WorM~ Gr11t 1 .. Cmtumn• DIM! clear and sunnv His hypertcuive f atbcr (Schuster), rea:Ddy out of a job ... pialuRd .., die Strain of feedina a lao 11 ~ ol ..aa. iadud-ma Fii.... .. ,. coasi-, Nora (Meola) aaid Uaric (Gold- llein), Mb for linle clle in life bat pc.ce; CSFG""i""Y &Oat bis Oftlpowaiaa Wife hie (Ra.). Bat, wilb tbe ~ that rdaliYes from Poland could he firring to bis house any day. and that bis other SOD Stanley (I.»- menza) might be out of a greatly needed job, such a conYCDiencc • peace is sddom afforded. ~the family's web of troubles gradually closes in OD them. we see Eugene\ narrative gradually change4 The wbimly of the fifteen-year-old SOOD becomes resaftd. ~ ~ate fights with her sister Blanche ~). who is also living with the family, the world seems to be changing for Eugene; as Stanley Jeaw:s home be bows it has.. In the end we xe the family resolved. but the world uncbanpt, and CYCD t.bougb the problems remain, we now xe a family that is better equipped. cmotiouaDy, to hawfle dlan. Marian Roa' portrayal of ~ale.,.... .. ; ..... ii widl- out question the best pcr(or- m•na: of the show. Shults is well rcbcancd and lite-_l>le as Eugene, and ~ mema deliven probably the teCOnd lat pcrf CJ"""'tt of the show, Willa a paiw fed for the daarllda. Scb-.ct ad New- port also deliver ~le pedonn•w:n. The play itself has been aocu• d al weiah'inc the scale a bit t~ muda towank 1k taious side in Kt two, iJa liPt al some of its very funay IDOIDll iill early on. and eftll thoulb some steam is lost in the resolution of 8lancbe \ coa1Jict with Non, the cut on openina Digbt brought the pee back up. David SCaglione bas designed a most practical~ and coupled with a well integrated lighting arTangment, the production mows about Dicdy. One of tbe elements that makes .. Brighton Beach Memoin .. a most welcoming play is its ability to laugh in light of circumstances wbicb are far from funny. This production upholds that intent, Simon •s t"'cmatic Ye~ and entertains as a result. "* Brifllton lied Memoirs" 1111U now drr"'C'la July J in OCC$ Dr11m• Lllb Tlleoter. Sltowlimes ore 'T11JU6d11y ·~ S&Cn lq ., 'l'•"'-1 witlt • 1:JO p;.111-• ·we °" ~, Ju11e 11. nckell 11re Jj in lldNlta -"' 16 Ill tlw door. For more ilf/""""1ion plto. (114) 4J1-JUO. Home of die Fantastic Belcian Weftles, die Gipntic 4-Ea Omekts, and The Marriott Hotel to hold happy hour Superb S.ndwiclaes. South Coat Plaza Village 3800 South Plaza Dri¥e Santa Ana/COiia Mesa (714) 557-5116 GUL LIVER'S Had Any Ireally Great PRIME ~OF BEEF The •world., Largest Pool- side Happy Bour Party• will be held every Friday evening start- ing July 3 at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and Tennis Oub, located at 900 NC1JPC>rt C.enter Drift in Newport Beach. The happy hour will be held through Aug. 28 from S to 8 p.m.. at the hotd\ main nrimmiq pool near the Atrium Court. Tber is DO COVU charge and it is open to the public-Business or swimming attire is wck:ome. To complement the tropical Idling. a lift band will perform C.alypso music in front of a grass lawn ideal for dmang. &otic cocttails. beer and .u.c will be sened from three portable bms placed aroond the nrim.alln1 I pool. A rose prdcn buffet, priced at S3..SO. will offer a variety of hon d-oeuvres iDChadiq pilled mini-ham~ barbecue ribs. 8-foot long sumbarine sand- wid:ae:s, potato skins, alad1 and fresh fnliL One of Corona dd Mar's most popuW boatiqacs, ·R.ecydcd Rap.,• will proYide a fashion show at 7 p.m.. Moclds will wear new and used fashions available at the boutique. TbeR also will be nightly giveaways. pool PJDCS and contests. The Newport Beab Marriott and Tamis Cab is one of only t.bn:e botels ia the ua to m:icift tbe presbgious Foar-Diamond rating from the American Auto Agociarion. Located in Fashion Island, it IUU bigb OD a bluff ovalootiq the Pacific )'Kitt basin and beach. For more information contact Bob Dickie. restaurant mnager at the hotel. at (714) 640-4000. Ugum loullln Pl~wl"8 llllio111I IWlnl QUICK AND EASY! One fast~ cal to Restautant Exptess™ and in 30 -45 miootes you11 be enjoying great dning from one of your favorite resta •rants. OUR llENU BOOK contains an exteqsivemenu selection for each of our member restaJrants. H you need a copy. please ask our telephOne operator or waiter-driver and we'I mail one to you immedately. WE1EREADY for your cal seven days a~ from 4 pm to 9:45 pm. cash or aecit cards accepted. IF YOU LIVE IN ••• •rt 1 ........ dlidlllr. ...... ti/ •. Slllllll- ..... "' mz d at.-C.,.._-'OWW 1. FNEa.:JWNSCUT _$11.50• .,, . ...,,,,.,.,. __ _...,. ..... 2. HBIWV.CUT -'21..95 * ~"**,..._ ._& ad..,.. Y ' .... ,..,..._ ..,fJ II 1¢-. GenKal tdMllllS-...-............... ... 1. NY STEAK TERIYNO & TEMPURA __ $11.75 T..OW ,,,_,,__.Ollllllal•C119r ... lllwtlfp-4 119Jd •• ' - 2. TEMPURA_ 18.75 * ~..,,, ,, 22 -........ Rothschild's 1. fETlUCi'E-MDREI«) -$1o..95 * ................ ~..., • .--Jl& ... ,.,,,.,_,_... P OS F...,,...b,,.,JS,_.. 2.. PAGLIA E FB«> RJTHSOtl.D -$13.95 Qal;J '""" ................. , ..... oair..dsml.m n L.-.. .-.._,. 11. The QUiet Woman tddas~ l* ............ "°'~--- 1. ~SWORDASH -516.95 * 2. TERIYAKI a.acEH -$8.95 Hem/,,gways .-a• THE flEltlPQftf B•aM .... II TteeS 1. atN:SE aaa<EN SALAD _ $11.00 1. atlt CHlt PRalAVERA (NoMSGf --$9.50 Q ' __ .. ,.. •• I ·~er-. ..... llatteo's 1. MOSTACCIOLE. IMIWtARA SAUCE -·-$9.25 2.. PICCATADIVITBJ.ASAllJE __ $16.50 '1 1 5 • lllWlll• ..... ..., ..... Paradise cate 1. PARADISE CNE BlJRGER __ $5.AS Hlt6ll«lflllll,....,,,.,. -.,,.d ... cNdia dw. .. ,,... .. FtMflt ... 41ft,,.,,OI~~ 2.. CHD<EN MOUTARDE _ $8.95 as · ._ •• ,.,_ dCN99-..m. Panama Joe's 1. CH: BEEF ENCHl.ADA. CHl..E REllENO _ $6.25 2.. QtlCl<EN FA.IT AS .,,,, slri'fJ' ., $8.95 The Thai-Touch 1. DNCR FOR TV«>OR ~ -each -$13.95 .., s. r.,.""""' s. r., . .._,.,._ ,,,_...., ~,,..,, ....,.,,. o9111et1.-~..ttlCl/iPw~ 4atl« ,,.,.,.,.. 2. ONER FOR TWO OR~ -each -$11 .95 .,,,. ............ ICl/iPw'°"'f /cNdttlnl///i '*ti ......... • A C&A•-** ha S-.. (s.'18d c es ..,..___.._._ S.W.e3W-P--. Mlllt/1/fllq...,t:IJlllfl; lr4 ldtk-• ..,,.,,.. Studio Cafe 1. STll>D Ams -$9.95 2. I BON atlCKEN -$9.95 Wt= ':..-.... el-._. • * OVE5M.LBESTSB•FRSOFTHEWEEk 2. ANGEL HARPASTA ._ ...... c.--$10.95 WI CORONA dll llAR. fl BEST SELLERS IN NEWPORT I COSTA MESA OUR llEllBER RESTAURANTS CORONA del llAR The Alley Restaurant 1, AUEY Fl.ET _ $14.95 * Oili91iPGrAlfw co titfllim\.dal a d11tOllllllr. ..... ,,.., ... ....,,.,.. .. __ ... , I IL ~,... . .._._.,,...,,,. ,, 2. OflCl<EN TEfRYNQ _ $9.75 AW• ct , .. __,.....,-.GI aiJ6&d .,.,,. osn ••=•, .. ._. .. .-o u Bainboo Terrace 1. KAWLOON laTmo OI,,,,,,. _ ..:It-$7.95 * ... ._,..,,. •wadc:M' ,..__ • .., ,..,.. ......... ,.,,,... ,.,,,,. ... .... ... .,,, ... ,..,,,8 ..... ~-...i-2 ,.., .. ... .. _,.,/lllllc .., .... _ ..... ,,,a...ar .... ···-aJllt IM$ 7 llaat 2. MMENWt laT,., or""""-..:lt-19. 75 * ..... _ .. _,,....,......,._...,. .-...cea Lili n' ,,...,. ·•111?' -~ ,.,, ........ Clllllit ...... ,..,,,,._. .. ................ ,..,,,. ,,_ .. _,·~-5 ·-~-.,_c:M•w••-aalltR I T-laat Ls Bltllrftz 1. SM.ADE A LA CAESNL.. 15..95 ~ 'a-.tl .. 1111.-dltlC--? ·; .....,_,l'llr au dw. 2. LES MEDAUJONS BERNAISE -$15..95 The Stuff Noodle 1. FETTUClfE ALFREDO _ $10.00 2. SPAGHETTI AU.A MARIMRA-$llOO 1. MAZZA FOR TWO __ $9.50 A 1 ••w twsr e ,,_... •• , ,...._ .... a.rt ........ ~ 2. SHISH KABOB -$11.95 •tn IM 1 wddllMllllf tJl .... lllt*tl .... DI _ _..ad ... ,.,._ . Afarie ca/lender's Q'iilim ol 0011rbiead"' OMI .. 1. CHD<EN POT PE -$4.95 * 2. COBB SALAD -$6..50 Villa Nova 1. SPAGHETTI_$ 7.95 Q' ,_....,._,, 'www-.•111...._ 2. FETTUCWE ALFAEDO _ $9.75 Red Onion ~ ......... ,,,,,$ . , ... 1. TWO BEEF ~AS. TAC0 _$6.915 * 2. ON: BEEF ENCHl.ADA. CH. REl1E.NO -$6.25 Royal Thai 1. BEEFSATAY-$'.95,._,.,, Glad,,_,_. fitt ..... allflff/l ... "'11~ ,....,. .. ..,_ 2. PNfTTHAI -$7.75 .--.Si!'i Crrzw,..,,..111 ,_.,_ ... .,....., "*"111•cm• _.,,,_.,.,.._ ..... * OYER-ALL BEST SB I FRS Of THE WEEK It NEWPORT llEAat I COSTA MESA FIV'B Crowns • l-lenWJgways • Rothst::Blcl's The Ouiet Woman • Trees •Matteo's Pandse Cale • Studo Cale • Gen Kai Panama Joe's• The ~Touch 1NEWPORT I COSTA llESA Marie Callendet's • Bamboo TettaAJ Newport Oyster Bar & GriR •Hassan~ The Red Onion • The Stuff Noocle LB Biarritz • Royal Thai Villa Nova • The Aley Restaurant (Restaurant members who joined recently may not be represented in this weel(s Best Sellers istings.) THE COST of ordering through Restaurant Expressn1 is reasonable. You pay regular menu prices (sometimes less), pkJs a delivery charge of $3 ~for each restaJrant you choose, dependng on <istance. Even if you tip your waiter-driver the total oost wil usually be less than if you paid tor driving. parking and tipping at the resta.Jrant Mnimum order is $10 per resiaurant OUR SERVICE AREA covers al of Corona del Mar and most of Newport and Costa Mesa Ask tor detaits. - - ... Pastor offer~ uilderst1ndi. g to troubled cou,les · BY PEGGY DARNELL 06He decided he wasn' paying enough attention to his family and, in particular, to bis wife. He would ~ge a vacation for them and do nothing but enjoy some time together since it bad been a long time since be had bad time off from a hectic work schedule. The vacation time went well, and be was particu- arly attentive to his wife, much to her delight. They took quiet walks together, there were com- pliments and appreciation. Then one night as they prepared for bed, she turned to him with a worried look and asked, 'Is there something you arc not telling me? Am I dying?' " When the laughter of under- standing subsided after Randy Marshall's anecdote, the pastor of Fellowship Bible Church in Dallas, Texas. went on to give suggestions on ways to help couples work on trouble spots in their relationships. He was a guest speaker at the National Institute of Youth Ministry two- wcek seminar at Southern Cali-haps~ living in the same house relationships-that commit- fornia College in Costa Mesa. but not ruDy together. Fmally, ment will bold the rdationsbip He went on to explain, 06Tbere there is the Rejection. where an together, but the Holy Spirit arc the three 'R's': Roma.nee, empty void is feh and a need, gives it life. When this occurs, when new f celinp for another a legitimate need that needs to four thinp result. These four arc high; performance and inter-be met, but is often done in the concepts will alter any bome in est are intense; you can' wait to wrong way. This is often the time America, Marshall said, and the be with each otheT. Next, there when extramarital affairs or guidance from scripture comes is Reality. This is when the bills excessive attention to wort or from Ephesians S: 19-21. F~ need to be paid, there is child activities outside the home take speak to one another. Second, care, and a drifting way in place . ., express your joy to one another. communication. This is often the _ Manball believes it is the =-Third, give thanks, being swe of the \mdivorccd, • per-Holy Spirit that is the key to all thoughtful (thanking and think- Upcoming special events Joill ill u.e ,_ of a IMll .. J will be performed at St. Andmn pirrlk on the campus of the -Prabyterian Clmrda on S11n- Jewisb ColDIDWlity Center of day, June 28, at 7 p.m.. Ad.mis- Orange County on July Sat l:JO sion is free. ••• ~andmorc. For details.. call the YMCA facility at 642-9990. ,... ........ .. _ ..... ., .... w.;...~.._ shiP: Caring clarifteation; speat- iq witb truth in low; forgivc-- ness; and not boldin1 • ~ance apinst another, indud!q not d~ on an offense or bring- ing it up again. 06ln Peter I Chapter 3, we ue remindedtorcturnablessmgfur an insult. It is difficult to do when we are ill-treated by another, but we ue told if we do this, we will also be blessed. We must also give praise; it is extremely important. You must affirm to the core, show that you noticed and appreciated the effort." In additio~ he stated, many marriages fail because of fear of the future, guilt from the past and anxiety in the present. Manball discourages divorces because be bas found that people recycle the same problems with new partners. ln his counseling, be has found tbat about 20 percent of the couples be sea --• ....... ••' • • truly. want to wor~ . on their £ 11 mamaga and are willing to try _those things that will bring ing haw the same root word). succas in their dl'orts. Fourth, be subject to one He feds it is also neccsaary lo another. It means the opposite schcduJe time with each other of power, being polite and and not let outside commitmmts courteous. interfere with ~ to '1J to The group wa mnjndcd to avoid the tyraDDJ ol tM urpt remembei that to relate in an by not OftrbootiDa time. i.Dtimatc way is hard wort and In dosing. be remjndcd eve-- be quoted Jamie Buctinab•m, ryonc that il is important to -it is better to be kind than to make IUl'C they Illas that they be riabt-• try to keep God at the center of Be went to to give some of their liwa and plan otbef' in~oi.. bis ideals ia a Christian relation-Yemcnts llTound Him. Jewish Parenting Center activities AD apt-week mmmu .a- sk-a of Tot Sba.,.,_ will bqiD oa Ju. 26 at Sbir U.Ma'alot Harbor Rdorm Tc crle iD New- port .... Paaadl ol dlildrca bet m al5adl0_,.•0f• take tum coonliuti•a ud ....,..., cnfts, • ,. :, ., .. manbcra. p. m. There will be fun and pma. for all. Cb.i.ldren's pma. and sports will be IUpei wiled wl piiza will be awarded.. Food will be available, or brina your own luncb. Bring • b•eW slow if yoa wish to paly OD the field. Tbe Center is located at 12111 Baaro St. in Ganlen GrOft. CoD'ert the Cada • SJ4..I01 l A.tY 'we Ce I• 12 wecb of day-loaa acaniom offered by tlac Newport.-Coata Mesa YMCA, ii now u.ndaway. W-dh tbc aoall of fun, fdlowlbip and adftDtllre, Adftlltme Camp ii pred to 6tb tbroaab ltb .,..._ en. Tlae cxC1U1iom feature either a trip to a mjor~ Calif'omia attradioa or u Oftl'- niabt o•pout ada week. -..:-.. ___ ......, ---· free play ... clirr . - ne Jewitb hradiJta C.aatct ii Uo pla•niwc • bada perty for famitia witb ,.,_ cbildrm OD Allpll 2. Tiie ~ pedJ will -Mid • COl'OU clel ... and start at • p.a Diner, ......... , .... "ba- ...... it:wilt.im:lwled for more information.. ••• -mT.,.," the impiratioaal y01llb musical written ad ~ duced by Grammy no•iDCft Ernie RcuiDo wl Debby K.ema Tbc 1P•-er\ &1itilia will iDctadc: a s.. Dieto ~ tcr, l:Mtt~ J9ary F--.a N,.P: Moue«• oter•iV 't , Dir ~ 1-'-...... '• I ..... I I ,,. "' .,. r. .......... r--~ olSla1M9& wlJewilll~ nm ~-ii .,.,.,. .. i., · ti.c Jewilla Para•inc Canr at Slair R•Ma'aloL TlllleTotSUbMt...ao. meet oa Fridays, ltartiq .a 10-.lO Lm.. Fees arc 125 for Tc•pit membcn, W for DOD- RelijpOas I >irectory _ For more irlf.--.. oa 1M Tot Slaabkt, Faaily lcada Party wl Olla Jwwilll Pmat- ills Caler &1iwiliea; c.11 ... Tc-pie o8ice .a 644-7203. Sllir e.w.-... ii lac1teill at .. comer ol J•-lsanc md !lill- Md SoaD ia Newport••• •. I. & If f.f.f. . 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I ti .i . 1 .pa ~dH' u :,~ inet!-•r 1~U libr:.lr !;s,bh~:bh! rd bhi:iif !s fd1ll1~f bh! iju ~!rf u h !~ ,!ff .rhl J "' <'• 1 . ~ l .... ........... . ., .... lOU ME .. DEFAULT ~ A DOD Of ~ DATED O!l3Q/8J.. UM OS YOU TAICl ACTION TO N0T£CT YOlJR PfOIOl't, rT IMY • IOlD AT A PUaJC ML.£. If lOU NEED AN Dft.NIATIOH 011HE NATIR Of THE PMCEll.._ AGAINST '«>U. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lAWY'Ell On 07 /15187 at JO:OOA.M: WIS PAC RECON'4YAHC£ astheda;ey ... mctTNAleunderlnd .,.,,..,,.~o.t dTNlt "9c:adlld on 04113113 as Ooc:unw1t no. 615ll508 Of Oftk:ill Rllc:ards in ... oflic:e d ... Alcadlr al ORANGE Caunly, Caibnia. .,.._, br: TAUNt H. JNW, A 5'NGl£ MAN. and Hll.DA JNIN, A WIDOW WfU SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. CPl)lalble • time d ulit in 9-ful money d tt. UMed Sl*s) at THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO SUITE C. WES PAC. RECONVEYANCE. 4940 CAMPUS DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH. CA all rilht. tide and intaest conweyed ~ ..t now held by it under said Deed d Trust in the praper1Y situMld in said County, California, describitw the land ttwein: PARCEL 1: Fee simpte intet'eSt ~Condominium Unit No. 119 (the ·unit,} as shown upon the Condomnum Pllwt (•!titled "Condominium Plan for Loi 1 d Tract No. 10587,j (The '"Plan,} recorded on July 12. 1979 as Document Ho. 15610, in took 13226, Plll!S 76 thra.Ch 115 indusMe at Official R~ of said County, which Pllwt pwlllins to that prOJerty described in Tract No. 10578, recorded in book 449, Paces 5 ttvOUCh 6 of Misc:elt.neous Maps. records of said <>ranee County. PARCEl.2- An undivided .00371 pe.cent interest in and to the Common Areas as shown and defined on the Aan. Except .ti oil, ps and hydrocatbon SUbsi. IOeS bei iatt1 a de:pttl of 500 feet from the surlace d said land. with not ri&ht of surface entry abo¥e 500 feet from the 5Ufface at said land, as reSerwd by William J . Capley, an unmarried man, in the Deed recorded in bolt 9560, Piie 833 of Official Records.. The street address and other common desCNtion. if aff'1, at the real property described abowe is purponed to be: 200 MCHEJL LANE IPH7, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 The u~ Trustee dtSdaims Sf'/ rabiJity tor any incor rectnHs of the street addteSS and other comon desi&Ntiort. if any, shown herein. Said sale wilt be made but without c:owenant ex warranty, express or impfied, reprdin1 title, possession, °' enc:umblanoes, to pmy the renaininl princil)ll sum of the r.-.(s) secured by said Deed d Trust. wittt ie•est ttwlleo1i. as pnMded in said nclle(s). -'-.ces. if Sf'/, under ihe terms d the Deed d Trust. tees. ctalees and elqMJI ases d the Trustee and al the trusts a 11 d' by said Deed al Trust. to-wit $98.169.39 The benefic:iarv under said Dwt al Trust ha**>re ew:u"1:I and diiiu11nd to tbe widll•lild a written Dedanltian al~ and Demand tarSlle. ... a.,_, Notice al o.fallt and EIKtior1 to w. The undersilNd caad uid Notice f:A o.r.ua and Oection '° Sell to be recoded in the county.,__ the ,.., Pl°'*1Y is locMICt DATE: 06117187 WES PAC. AfCOHVEYANCE. A Calitamia ~AS TRUST££ Clllhy Oum.. Asst. VtCe Pr9Sident WES PAC. AfCONVEYAHCE. 4~ CAMPUS OR. STE C. NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92660-2110, (714) 476-1893 6/2S 712 119 0451 "*IC llOTICE HtiiiW _,Ill E• MmlYATlmll'T The ....... P9l"IGft is c:toq bulilms a MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAl TY, 3732 E. Coast Hwy, Carone def ..... CA 92625. L Maurice (Maury) Stauflw. n1 MarilDld. Cor· OM def ..... CA 92625. This business is con- ducted by mn ~ The r .. istrant a>m· me,.c:ed to transac:f busi- ness under the fictitjous busif.a ,.,... OT rwne5 fisted.,.. on 7-1-n . Isl lllaary StUllr This _,...,. -filed .. .... County a.t d <>r.,.. CGunty on M'9 22. 1987. r•,.F347253 6/25 712 7/9 7/16 °'60 WllOTICE RCih .... 11 I• .... ITAlllmn The ..... P9l"IGft is doirW..,._• INVEST· MENT OONCO'TS NO. 2. ~ Corponte Pfau, Suite .zoo. tta ., art 8Mch. Clll- tarnil ~ John W. F...-S. 400 Oe Solll T.mc:e. c.oror. cW Mir. c ••• 9.2625.. This bulineu is oon- ~ bJ • IMlild '*11*· ... The , ...... .,,. com· 11'8neld .. ••met busi-,_ undlr .... tktitio.11 bulil.-...... OI _,.. ..._ ...... •NIA Iii Jalln W. ,__ Tb9 12 ... _ ... ....... CMler a.ta f1f OrllWI ~ Clft June 22. 1917. File No. F341252 6125 7/2719711, CM61 GMN tllll *>ell certifiailB 143 d .. Vim o.t lido COl ....... be .... by .,. ............ ...... •billdii-ataputile .. toa. ..... Junel0. ltl7, .... U.Glc:9dc.lone.. AOlt9r Md Shen. 1810 Gland c.w ...... Suita 6, 5'DcYDr .. car •iie.95207. put'IUlflt to the Security ,. _ _,. .,... Odober l, 1919 mHdi-PIC'lled by Ed-d J. llllur""'1 and c.tt...N Ill. Murphy as ~ and Joann cllt.or1lln. • ..... • The ...... Family Assills. a '*11•~ is•O:Hl:W in ....... Joenn del.orwn Ind haldl the beneficjaf ...... under 1he w:urity CJtl r···O'L. Natica is fur1tw aMwt thllt ....... in ... undw IN said Security ..., __ .. The •II irsa described .,......,,..., .. .........., ~to~9506d catiflDnlia eomm.rcial Coda bJ tender of $32Z ... 12 in ......... o1•r-. tia •••••• --tM .......... . ..... .., .... ~ dma° t Cl'' ... ... "' ......... ,__ .. .. ..Swww...,..._.prior .., ............... .... saoo.•~ C.-flf .. ···-in .......... .... ,., ..... <=' t ••11111 'tl·a .. in ••••• .., ....... and tarn...,,..._.,......., eQ Ml81 llt COfl A I ction ...... Dltllct 6/lt. 197 ........ ,...., Alllts. AC II .......... . _....,,..,,..._ 6125 Ol62 ..... ... C .. & I ............ .,.,. ............ c.n.... ..... Q;f/f Ns ;Git ........... pulllc --. • 911 11·c 1t1 • ., .... fi*:llc .... . ....... ............... ... .,..,.._ .... AMi•IO ol tM ... c.n,a... PIM.led ~. ....... '° ............. ........ ~~ opment .... ol ... Bil c..,an ....... ("on. ......, .. .., ....... ... front,.,.. ..... ,.... nwt1fDr"' I ain~lO althlPllll•-~ 11.tto....,tt.PN'Cialm fot the ~of setbacks In conjunction with the llPPIWlll ol • """ tlllM subdi u iajon fnlP. NOTICE IS HEREBY F\JRTH£R GIVEN that a Nllptiva ~ has been PNll*ed by the City al Nesupcwt a.ch in CCW)- nec:tion with the appliclltion fd9d abow. The tl•1iwe Dederltion ... thllt the sub;ed development will not~ in·~· effect on the erMt'olment. tt is the.,,... "*"1ioft of the City'°~ the ..... lltive Dadef'llion and sup- portine doc:unw1ts. This is not to be construed as ..... appowlll OI denial by the City d the subiltt appti· cation. The City enaJUnllllS members of the eenerat pubHc to review and com- ment on this docunwlta- tion. Copies ol the ......,,. Dedanltion Md~ doc::uments SI! wai'1bte for public review Md inspec· tion .. the Ptannir1C ~· ment. City of Newport Buch, 3300 Newport Bout1V811d, Ncapoo1 Beech. California, 92658--8915 (71•) 6'4-3225. Nota is hereby futther ~ thllt said pubic .... ins WI be held on the 9th day d June. 1987 ... the hour of 7:30 p...m. in the Council a...nbars d the .... poft ea.ch Qr ...... 3300 Pteapo.rt 8au••d. He IP l'.lft ~ C..omia, -~timellld silece*IY and ...... -illllf11'9d ~.....--be'-d thereon. FM jnfonnlltion cal (714) 644-3200. Heny 0. Merrill. s.cr.. taly, ....... Commission. City al ttsapaet 8wh. NOTE: The expense of this notice is pllicl tram a ~ ._ cdladld tram the applicant. 6/25 0463 ...-.x...-a ncua .. •u •n ..._ITA-.-J The...-c.., ..... doi"I business •: HI DESERT 0£YELON£NT a:M#Nff, 6001 SI l'V• Drive. .... IPOit a.cf\. CA 92663. N8lional EJll:lllk:mre Inc, a California corpontion, 6001 S111ta• Driwa. ,._. port 8lldt. CA 92661. This business is con· duded by ..... pert. '*'5hip. The rq.istrants com- "*ad to nuct tJusi. ness under the fic:titiaus business ,.,_ OI fWl1eS listed ...,._on N/A.. ls/,.,Sllwt~ This t1 1 t¥11l W filed with the ~ Clark d Or-.. CGunty on June 8. 1987 F'lle Ha. F345916 6/ 11 6/ 18 6125 112 0399 ...uuo STATDmlT OF MM. ~-Ill OF USE OF ntil iiOUI 9Uf•SS --TMI Growth Properties. '85. • California limited partners.h;p, the partner- ship thllt has been ~ business as Ramada ..... ice ....... loc:al8d • 16 ~Newport Plaa. Neaixa1 Buch, California 92660 • ...,..,, ... ldolM!S the use d tt.l fictitious ,.,..._ The fictitious business ,....... 1 , ......... ~ the fictitious business ............... _ filed on ..., 16.. 1-. in Or.,. Couney, c.libnia -F"de No. FJ0933a. The nwnedthe ... •al per'bw d ntl GraMh Propa1ies.- "85. a catifomia limit.s partnenhip, is Teachefs ... 10,,.. & ln1 .. , ..... Corpcw~. • California C01piC)iaaL The 8ddtess a1 sudt ............ isl6 Upper "I QPlllft Plaza. New- port Buch. C.lifomia 92660. 1u nu GROWTH PROf£H I l£S. '85, a Calitarnia limield l*tns· ship By. Twtian Mm 91 1*9l & In\ .... COIPQf lltiOit_ a c.titonu COlpcMltioi .. its Gerw-81 Parts. 8y.J8nusV.&o,da tis Senior Vc:e ,.... This ........ fia.d with the County a.ft al 0...,.. eaur., on W., 27. 1987 . 6/4 6/116/18 6/25 0374 K111M ITAtamn OF AIM- -""'ltT OF U. OF fCllllOUI• .... --n. ..... ......, .. ......... UMdthe fiditioa• ....... neme: LAGUNA HILLS LIQUOR. 2J533C...••~ .......Hilta.CA92el. TM fictitious busiNfs -••redto811o.ew filed Oft 7-254 "' .... ~"' o.a OriliN' flt No. F3l5210. . --CoMi. 229 South Prift'llOM. MoMowia, CA 91016. ,... llusir'9M -con-~bf mn in+kl'• I'll flick Ccll'lllt Thill 11111 ~ -... ..... Countr a.ti ol Or-.. Cuuntr .. ..., 21. 1.-7 . 614 6111 6118 6125 0370 PWllCMmCE ........... Ill .... ITA~ The .............. is ~...._-=~ TECH OEYllOPMENT LIMITED. 304 NMc;ssus A~ec.o..del.._,CA 92625-3005. • ThomasJ.~30' PUn:ilaa """'-.. eon.. del lllw. CA 92625--3005. This business is con- cb::t9d bf an indMdual. The recistrant com· ,.,,.."*' '° tralud IJusi. ness under the fictitious busif.-rwne OI n.nes listed abowe on :June 1. 1987. I sl Thoma5 J. Pldet'sen This stAl!il•tMt -filed with the County Cletk d Ora,. County on June 22. 1987. File No. F3"7249 6125 712 719 7116 ()t54 flUalC mllCI ncn•--• t E• umsuaw TN taaoaitc P9l"IGft is ~ busiNls -HOUS-TON INTUNATIOMA.l TRAD£ C£NT£tt. 200 E. SaldpuiillAlt -... .. 102. S..... Mm. CA 9:t107. ~ 8.. Scdl. 621 lido ,.,. Or. 0·3. Newport a.en. CA 9a3. This busineu is con- dudlld bf ......... s-1· ..... The ,..rstrant com- m.ICM 1D llaw:t bmi- ws ............. Ac::titia.• h.•111 ,_ ..... lilllld ....... ~ls-.7 . Isl ltDbejt 8. Sc:all Thil 'IC 1 .... -.... .. the ec.., a.ti d Or-.. c.., on June 22. l~. File. F34724I 6125 712 719 7116 0455 "11111 PUalC..nca ntiii ... 1111• .....ITJT? IT n. ......... .. dcMna busiMss as; P£TROSUN. INCORPO- RATED. 3519 E. C0811 ~ --.~67.~del .... Calib ... 92625. ........,. lf.:opaellild. a California corporetion, 3519 E. Coat HChwaY • Suill67.~del .... C.....nia 92625. This business is con· cb::t9d bf• COi pcMltiun. The ,..istrants com- m.ad '° ....... buli- ... under the fic:titio.11 t.•f Ill iWne OI ...._ lillld ...,.. on ~ 11. 1997. lsl~tnc.; f~ ..... ).Sacn- ~ "'Y ,._ 1 19 t•lt -tied witlt .. ~ an o1 Or-..~-..June 11, 1.-7. fl8ND.Fl46410 6125 112 719 7116 Otll5 K llUl • ............ ICA'lm ....... a r•• AU:G ilUC ....... lllHBI To--• llltwClltic*•t: .... .... lllC. .. JJ'lt'• .... Dlplt1 ... 'of Mc1t 'c • ,,...c.. .......... c ....... .... ••••. c......,, Nea"1t 9wtt, aw, ... -.r O.td1 Quo• <PUb. fa Pl) • a (I), 1121 .,.. ' ~ ~ I! ,_. !=CW. · . 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Hl:1 n n Ii~ ·111 ~ ,f ,b(r,1 i! ~ldtf d~Jr !h~ ~h~J,~i!~~ •. !li!1f!Jd::~~~a~~· !~ I tfnhif ~ !ilJ Ji Jid 11 I !!r tfnl u h h J~ Ji~! ~ ~!rl tfn u i~ hlaij · J1 f rlaa Hr f. j~ JI f r•si h~re•ai JI h d .. i 11u:9131U!flfjl!!!!l!lllii~(ijfid!(l!Hii?iilHt1JaH~H1 ~iii: Ujljl!ii 1 !~f f iif jJ:111!if f jl!jitf~~i~!il H111111i f Hf !it;IH !!1!1· !~! rl!!h!!Hr;L ~;· l.11!~:~;;. d. ;-1t;!111 ff ti• t [ ~~-. ~ .§ ~i~~~4 ·~·ir ~.. -· .. I ~ I.. -·~· , _1 .. H.1_ 11_.h ~., J.~rJ. I !11 s-ri .ti .. M E r •,.i*.-1 ~ ..... ,., ~1·1 ~.11 ~i~l!'il·~a";.i ~~ts~~ i.1~ ·~ '.{ ...... -s. • ''I ·Miff ii ~~'1·• I ~m: ·! ' f.lfi~ ~~~~ ~I' i~ J 5 'm!~ ~ i i t 11!11 ·r J. lrf 5 q hr hir ·r J g~:a~ I l if Jirflh~i ' ~---~··-.. .... -.._.._.~ .................. .__, ........... ----------- anrnw1m•D-n AN OIDWMCl OF THE cm COUNCIL Of THE aTY Of NEWPORT IEACH AMENDING SECTION 5.08..0IO Of THE NEW- PORT IEM:H MUNIC..u COO£ ~lrTAINING TO MERRY-GO-ROUND OR SM.M DEYICES. TH£ aTY OOUNCa. OF THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEA~H DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS RlU.OWS: Section 1: The pro ... a+• al Sedian 5.08.C*> d the Neepcrt a.ch Municip9I Codi is._., •••lidld ID Ned -tololls: n.--.. ... farmctt merry-so-round. circular swirw.--*•ailtoed. tlrris ..................... °' similmrdlwiceshml be• ••!Nishedbf Pnc1ottian ol the City Ccan:il. Section 2: The Mayor sNl siei ..t the City aertc shall Maest ID the pen .. ol this Ordil•'°8. The City Clertl shalt cause the same to be pubfished once in the official newspeper within fifteen (15) ct.rs ... its ~ Section 3: This Ordinance was~ ... ,..., meetq ol the City Council ot the City ol P6NJ>ort 8ellch held on the 8lh ct.y ol June. 1987, ..t ~ on the 22nd day ol June. 1987, by the tolowil• ... to-wit AYES, COUNC1l.MDIBERS Coa, Maurer, Plummer. Sansone. S1rauu. TurNr. John c. Cea. Jr .• Mayor ATTEST: Wanda E. Rlillio Citya.tl 6/25 0473 ...wec:EN0.17..a AN ORDtNANC£ Of THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 5.08.070 OF THE NEW· PORT BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE PERTAtNaNG TO AMUSEMENT BUSINESS IN THE "fUN ZOH£.• THE CITY COUNCa Of THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH OO£S HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOUOWS: SedJofl l • The pnMsions ol Section 5.08.070 ol the Neaport 8eectt Municipal Code is......,, .,..lded to rad as lolbn. Amusenw1t BuSlne5$ 1n the "'Fun l.one.. • For adt business °' ccncession in the ... bounded by ..., Street. Bay AWftJB. Palm Street and Newpoi1 Bay, where a ~ portion thereof demes from fur. rnshtnt amusement to the pubf c. •nctudana .... pme. penny pctch, thro•tnl °' tossma aame, shootina gallery, basebalt throw, dart throw and other similar thmes wrth the pnncipal utility ot amusement. the annual fee sha.11 be as~ lrshed by resolubon ot the City C.OUOOI For each stabon, sat. chair, handte °' ottw factl· ity for use by a pMr'Ol'I on a machine, pme or dew:e '" such amusernwit bus.I· nes.s Off conce5SIOf1 OM'8d by the ltcensee of the amusement business or concession or for each machine. pme or dew:e in such .-nusemenl business °' conce5StOn oaned by the licew ol the amusenwit business or COi ic:essio.'t that accommodates a 5in1le ~.the ......... st.n be as est:lbl"..:Nd by reso- lution ol the City ol Necs:ort er.ch. Section 2: The Mayor shllll sip arid the Qty Cllrtl shllll lllllllt ID the i W ol ... Oldil•ace. The CfltJ 0..sflllc:a-.hame to be pubWwd onca in._ CJfficiM ·-• peser ...... ..... (15) .,. ... ilt5 .... L SediDrt ~This Ot6•a _ ......... ..... Ii I 0 4 fll ... Qr C.lllld af .. QrafM ; 1a..::tt .......... .,., ....... ltl7 .... If ;? ' • .. 22M_fll ..... m7.lllJ ... C 'a-.tMiit AVES.CUI_._. RS C... M •·I'll r . 9 .... lb:r-. JlllllC.C:..Jr .... ATIDl: ..... L': 6125 I02 fCllZ 1111£111111 _ ... Tlle°JBI •• ,., .. -. 111 •• , .. • DMM POINTASSOCIATES.MMIS , GoldlllUMmm. .,..,.._ CA92129. SNrtlJ ...... Inc., 2060 E. VIII ,__• Pr :.-. CA 91107. ,.,..,, Conslrudion Co •• Inc.. a c .... CGfPGI• lion. 13417 Vinura ..... vwd. Sherman o.b-CA 91423. This business is con· dudld by ........ l*t- ,...s1111p. The recistrants com- n•llCBt ID b•ISad bust-,_ ...W the fictitio1.1s ~ ,..,..°',.... istlld.,..on~ 13.1919. Isl Ar., Construction Co.. Inc.; Gany Bushman. GIMral Pmrtns, Ptesidlllt. This sill ... -fled with the County °"' al Or..,e Couney on Mlly 19, 1987. File No. F344304 614 6/11 6118 6125 0376 PUalC llOJICE STATIMBfJ Oii ........Ulll ElfYOIU. Oii FICllll>UI • llFIOI --The followinc persons hawe .a.mwd the .,.. o1 the fictitious buMness name: HARBOR BOULE- VARD INVESTMENT GAOUP. 3n7 8irdl SlrMl Pkwpu;rt 8w:h. CA 92660; 2920 ~ A.e, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. The rictitiGrs Business Name•• 1iid1D abcMt w filed in Or.,.. County on October 6, 1978. r.ae No. n02438.. Rodney f . Emery. 2616 Cove Street. Corona del Mar,CA92625. Oonakt R. Ctem, 2309 22nd Street. Ncaport 8eJch. CA 92660. This business was c:on- duded bJ a limMd s-trw· ship. I sl Rodney F. [mefY This .......... -filed with the County CllR of Orarwe County on June 9, 1987. 6/ 18 6/25 712 719 0426 WNOTD AChllOUI ••1mus IUmESTATBmn The tolowielS ~ IS ~ business as: BRfT. TAH't ANANC1Al.. 38 Pine Valley Lane. Newport a.eta. CA 92633. Mary EJinbeth Lachlin. 38 Pine VaUey Lane. New- port Beech. CA 92633. This business is con· ducted ~an indMdult. The rqistnnt com· me-ICed ID trwac:t tJusi.. ness under the fictitious business name or nsnes listed abcMt on 6115186. I sl Mary EJinbeth ~ rin This stilllei I e1t was filed with the County OeB ol Or-. County on June 8. 1987. me No. F345914 6/11 61186/25 7/2 0393 1-mM WllOYICI FCllUOUI• Ill I• ..... IJAJ-.r The ........... .. doina busineu as: THE PASTA GAJtOEN. 25192 Cabal Aaed. u.--Hill. CA926Sl. DiNll Venbn5 Inc.. • Caliil. carp.., 26472 ~ Lane. Mission Ytejo. C4 92691. This buMnesl is con- dudld bJ a cosu..UL The recist»MIS C*n· 11...cld ID IJ...S buli- ,_ --... fictilha• .... ,,, __ ..... ..... an June 9. 1917. Isl~ Vwuw Inc..• Clllil. ClllrJl.; r ............ .... 1llil 2 2 ... _ ... ... .. ComlJ °"" " ar-.. ea..., -.... a. ltl7. fl9111D..n.. 61116118 6125 712 OUJ fll&..., ........ 11 .. 9 111£ '~~_,........... 9;;; w.v u:·•11e -~~,--.......... _.. ~B'-t.CAw.10. If ..... Wamtll .. "• •• II. ~ 15 ......... ,....,..,.. .......... , . ...._. ........... .. CAWl. • •I I I t'I • ., .... .. This busiw is con-zJt&mw.llr -II lalilllE ...... ,., Ir~ ... .. duclld bj ........ I*'· .... Glilrt .... -........ .. ... The ~ COtJt-el _..._ a *1""' ,.. tt8i0id ID Ira I rt lluli-= = :ca': ... undlr .... ficlitiol• ....... -"'4 t , ~ -fl(.... .... J a rn1• .. lilalCt.._.an6-5-87. ...... -.... •., ... lllt'no 'alll...,._. •••• • •cc• n .. TM1 lit =-tw .._, • A a•11tS...::n.: 1al ............ Calllw- wilh the ODuillr ~al Ille Pu "' ... c... °'--~ ... June s. J0191A. DUllCM 1987. APu I ? 11c.,_. n. No. F345164 ._ 6118 6125 712 7/9 Ol28 .. Ill JI t C--OrM lllic:hml .. a...·-·· 33712 ~ Dr .. Dua Point. CA 92629. This business is con· duclld bJ .. indMduJil. The recistrant com-mmllCBt ID transact .,._ ness undlir the fic:titious ~ ..... names li:sald ...,.. ... 6-s-87. Isl MidUlll Aar'I °'1lpnw1 This Ml I ta'll w filed .... the CouMy a.. ol e>r.,.. Ccunty an June 9, 1987. ne No. f'346114 6118 6125712119 0429 WllO'l1CE FCIHIOUI• IF I• .... lf..-.-T n. ............ 111 ... ~ bu5il.a -JANEZ. 3701 Birch sn.t.. Suite 220, .... port a.ch. Cali- lomia 92660. Jana Ptuperties. Inc.. a California eorpornion • 3701 Bitch sn.t. Suite 220. N• 1IOft 8w::h. Caai· tomil92MO. This busiMSS is con· ductlld bJ a COfllCllltiCJIL The ,..;strant com· maiOid ID transact busi· ness ur*' the fictitious business ,..,. or names lrst9d •bowie CK\ June 1, 1987 I sl Janez PtUC*ti95. Inc..; J.I. ~) Kocmur. Ptesident This ~· -filed With the Couftty Oen of OrWWt County on June 2. 1987. r.a.No.F3'55'2 6/18 6125 712 7/9 0424 Mota of o.ttt of MARION HOFF- MAN ..... ofPwttt•to AdmM!s._E.._ No.AllMl2 To .al -..n. ~ cndllOls .,_. mne1i1 .. 11 allCllOls ..i ,. WllS ... fMY be oftawlw ...,....., lft .._ wlU _. ..... ol: ~Hufttuwa. ,., ............... ft ... by JKtL ""'" s.itw ln .. S.•w Court o1 Or: ~ <Auntly ,. ~!!!!.. .... J«il .... p;;-wi.,: -.,, ....... -,. ...... ~ t.ttw. .. _......_ .. -...o1 ........ _ Tiu~ ...... "'imts ....... "' ...... ..... ................. • ., •• A91iilllslr• tlM el &I ka Ad. ............ .,_ ..::r:t.r.~ .... .. •:•~ Olil;it. i. .. -CMc c.-Drhe ..... s.... Alta. CallfeiMle .... IF YOU o&JECT te .. ................. _ ,.. ............. ,., __ ... hi ....... .... ,..,. ••I a • ... ---=·--.. c-t ....... . .... y_. .... -__, M lit ,._ w '9 "J :a;:f · ME A cae•r• • • _.. ~er•• ii ... , ·~-,... .......... _. . .-., .. ,.,. -r: ;·~=· . ::n:r. --.... .... =-=--•:: ... .. 1111 ~ CJW ~ ... ,.. .. ' t hlll-(V4111111) .-n.-.a .....c..a HCiii .... 1111• ... STAI II The Wuwit• ...... . ~ ............ . .... 1548 Adams lwe .. Unit D. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. BlrwY and ~ follllr. 1896 Sllrn Vista. TUllin. CA92AQ. This business is con· cb:llld .,, ............ The ,..;strant eom~ n•llCBt ID IJ•wl t.a;.. nns und9r the fic:titiol• a.m.. ,.... f/lf IWNS listld ...,_ on 3/31/tJ7. Si9'9d: 111arJ L fGllllr This 11 3 &11'11 w ,..., wilh -.. CountJ an o1 OrWWt Ccuwtr on Jura 15. 1987 . Fl9 No.. f346532 6116125 712 719 oe23 WllOllCI Htili .... 11 •• .._STAIWT The ........ .-.on is .......... OfMM- TAL ANO Titl8Al ~ 483N.~Hwr ........ a..cft. CA 92651. Roi.ad Out at K-.••· 550 ...... Canina Oii Mir. CA92625. This busifteSS is con- dLdlld by•~• The recistnnt com· trellCBt ID n..a ....._ nel$ under ~ ~"' ~ .............. listlld...,_on NIA..~ AorwldK-.•19dJ. This •• 1 n-.c -fil9d with the ~ an o1 Or-. Countr on June l S. 1987. r11e No. F346533 6/186/25 7/2 719 0430 WllOJICE AChilOUI• llf m UIESTATBmn The ~ ..,..,... is doinc bu5inns as: CAR- PENTER PROPERTIES, 3700 Newpcrt Bhd. 1301, Newport 8eJch. 92663. Russell Wald Carpet• • 4915 Udo s.tds Or ......... ports.ch.~ This business is con· dudld by .. indMdUlll The ntaistrant com- nelCed to barwt t..- "8$$ under the fictitious business rwne °' 1*"95 listed •bow on Jan. 1. 1980. SilJuct ~ w. c. ....... This t' 1 1•11 -fil9d wilh the County Cl.tl ol e>r.,.. ~on Jura 15, 1917. r-• No.. F346531 61186125 712719 0431 ,_.ICWD ICiifWWW • 111 Ea --· If Thlla'a k•••• .. daifa bllfn111 a P& M flMNllNQ. 11623 Sllelr. ,..... ....,. tz'10I.. herd G. a-,. 434 c..1. Ph ;at 8wt\. CA me. ....,.. & c:riw,. 434 c::...I. M1 J t lilKlt. CA 921161 "* .... ,,, .... ~ .._..,, .. ... ... 111111 SS &1-lllild ........ a.ta., ~~---15. 197 • ••n••• 111111211n1,, OUJ _,, ,, ...... ~· ,_ •LW. !iUi?!if.HIHlH!UU in iUiil.UI!~ u i! n:~ii -f iHi!HH Hi~!H H~ n §!IHIHH!!i~iH!;irUHiUGfi.Hi.! ,j!!nt~• 'i~i, ~·11 ·1·1 · i~ IJ' ~,~. iwJ .. ; 'J~( _a·11n .. ,., ,.,r,. -l•i!I J erl(f~1I "11 ii 1-. ;:r Hu,:~ .. ,nit 'lddltl'1tf 1ff ilr r-1= I . g .. e! 1-~ 1r· 1-;; ~,.. '; 1~1 ·di·~ UHi·il H~ H i~iUI! Ji!!~~!i.Ji: ~;;~ I H U U~i~ ! ~! i ff.iii~ f~:! !.ii:i~:u !UJ• • r!~~i~ I ;hiff JJ~ll '111 ~. ~1:1' hf.If jif !11f •11.1r 111 ~~f ~i i.11~ f n~1 '. ,1f if I' .~11 ~:~1:ffn11~~Jhijj!si)J:s;t1f i~·,·11a1 ~:~1.:1,~p I ''.h ~11 r•iH · ~ .. ~!~_vt .. 111 S hliHlf.:ii! h!u!f 11 e; ~ hhH !1~hU\11af ,ft•,•e H Kd~!!' .. :f.i !f ~fi-~fiir:J i ·f~1r ;~ "-1 ~~-L 2 ~ ~H Hf.it;· i~ n;:!•l 1 ; !!~fr: ;i UU HiH Hf ; ~Hi 1 ; !i i~n~t~1~lbi ~ !H1Jf.lld h lhf IJd !nhi1 111 -i i!H .if ii ·h 1~11~ ~J~i!! nd~rH!Ud!l!!d, ~;if!~! ~H!11ii~~~~~~:~~1!d, ~:~H~ U!11J.hfh~h!H!r.§l! ~J~i!~ ~hHdHlfi~fJi!h~jf ~J~t1 . .-1. . ~• _ 7 ~ .. ~liJ.11 ~ :1 iimfj§il'H li-~ iiH r· 11 1~~1 ~ 'f!~ ~~ i~i lla-;5 1~1(., t'~11 ; ~.i ~~ J~~~j~l lla ~ iili)fl~ 1( ii~IJ'"i~~i Hll -; .t:I ~.~W i ~I • -if tl Ii . ~ I J.-i . fA ~ i § s ! ~a f I' J ' ~ ~ ~. e ! ~ i :>et ~ I ~ i. f . 1·' ~ l ~ I ~ s ' I ~ s i ~a. Ii . . ~ ~ i· ~ii· 11 ~ ~ s s ~ 1 !!~I n 1~ !i :nfil!iiHr1 ;•a ; !!UfHrHH H Hit~ Uil~fi!•llN ; ~Hi~iH§ t;~trli ~~~~1 1 11 ; !HJ~ifii H :~ " ~~•~il .rn , :! ~ ' - .......... , .... -.,..,. M'llDiCl'IEU.lm.•111_,umKW 10,_.&1 .. fll Eif.rr ... _ATA ...SIMI.•----........ ,... MW. • nll .. C 1• a-llJ ,.._ _, ...... COllbC'I A UM'a. ...... 1IUl'IW'IULI T.S.Ne.11 __ '7_.,AIW. On JULY lS, 1917, it 1:30dclodl p.m., on WEDHESOAY in the lobby to the ~ aoc:Mld ail 601 Soulh L8wis Sb'e9t.~CA LOS ANGf1 ES Till£ ANO TRUST DEED CD#llHiH'(, a Celbnim Cotpcailtiui1, • Trume. oralbltila*d TNllM. W.W the Deed ol Trust ...alled bJ ROIOT H. ANOft£WS. ANO 00 ORO N. ANOA£WS HUSMNO ANO Wff ASJOINT TENANTS..,.CllldTNAllt, Nafdld OCTOIER ua. 1982. • lnltrumMt ND. 12 • ...,, of OflicW "9cofdl of OMNGE ~. Clib ... wilt ... ail pUblc audion ID the ........ bidder tar C8lh, pe) Ible in ....... ......, al ... Un-.. .......... time of ... the it-• conee)l9d ID and now hlltd by aid Trume under aid Died of TNll In the Pf'OPlf1:Y W t I If inuid ~and StMt delc:flbed -TH£ SOUTH-WESIE.M. Y 20 FEET 01 LOT 672. AU 01 LOT 673 AHO THE HORTH-EAST£RlY 15 F&T 01 LOT 674, AU 01 TRACT NO. 907, IN THE cnY OI NEWPORT BEACH, AS SHOWN ON AM#~ IN BOOK 21, PAGES 25 TO 36 tNClUSM 01 MISCfl I '.N£0US MAPS. R£COROS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFOflM. The Sllr8lt addlw Md/or other common delilnltion. if q, is pwpo"8d '° be: 221 VIA t<ORON, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 The~ Trustle dismims q liat>ilily tar 8n'J incorredness of the strMt address and other 0ommon desilnMion. if MJ, shcMn herein. The beneficiary under uid Deed of Trust twwtufuie delivered to the urldersianed a wrilllln Oedlfation of Default and Demand tar sale, and a "'*"' Notice of Default and Election to Sett The undersilned caaed uid Notice of Defautt and Election to Sel to be NCOlded in the county where the ... property is loaMd Said Siie will be rNde without warranty llS to title, possession. or encumbrances. for the purpose of Pl!Yirw the obfiptiolis secured by uid Died of Trust. adWllas thefeunc:t., with interest as provided therein, and the unpeid princis-J and inClnst of the NcU(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. »wit $338,623.94. Oaled: June9, 1987 LOS ANGELES Till£ ANO TRUST DEED COMPANY, cloF.N. SERY1CINGCOMPl\NY, 350So. W1ochestw8twd.. San Jose. CaJitom&a 95128, (408) 243,0971, As such Trusllee 6125712119 OIDINMCEMO.S1·17 WC14299 0459 AN OIDINMCE Of THI CITY COUIOI OF THI CITY Of NlWfVU 8EACH • ._.. •• , ••• I• OF THE NlWOl'T 9IACM ....... CODI PllRM•IG TOCOlltMio•IU THE CfTY COUNCIL Of THE cm Of NEWPORT BEACH DOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS fOl1.0WS: Sec:Ciorl l : The pn:Msions al Section 5.D8.040 of the Ne"PQft 8eect'I Municipal Code is hereby wnended to rad as tollows: Coin Machines.. Every person~ .. in, manacirw. °' carryina on the business of lusin&. rentinc CK maintain;,. any coin opented machine or device, not otte wise licensed under this OOe shall PllY -.annual license fee as established by Resolution 4 the City Council. If 1 license for any coin machine has not been obtained ~ the person responsible for placirw said machine at any iplftment house or business premises, the owner of the ~ house or business premises shall be liable tar the license tu payab6e for said coin nwchine. For purpoleS of this ritte. a "bulk ~ nwchine" 1s defined IS a non-electrically operated vendina machine, containina unsorted confections, nuts or merchandise which, upon insertion of 1 coin dispenses the same in equal portions, at random and without sdelection by the cusomer. In the event a coin machine remains unlicensed ~irty (30) dqs after first notification, the City rfta'I seize such machines and hold them as security tor the peyment of the IK::ense fee, and until IK::ense is obtained « rw 11..S, and in the went the person owninc or tWnl c:ontrot Off possession of the machine shelf fail, within a period of thirty (30) days to obtain I license or P1Y and license due, then and in that e¥el'lt the machine shaJI be di5')0led of as toffows: The machine or machines 0t so many thereof shafl be sold to satisfy the amount of license fees due the City and any machine or machines not sold shaU be returned to the owner ttweof: and PtOWided further that in the event the machine CK machines be sold for a sum less than the amount of the license fee thet the GP81*' of the machines shall, nevertheless, remain liaa. lot the balance of such license fees due and unpeid lfwL Sedion 2: '"'-...,, shal1 sen and the Cit.Y a.tt u.. attest m the s-• ..,. of this O.ditianc:e. The Qr a.wt shall cause the same to be published once in tM oMdal ~within fifteen (15) days after its aclocltion. Section 3: This Ordinance was i"'10duc::9d llt a ,.1ar meetirw of the City Council c:A the City of ,._port a.ch held on the 8th cS.y of June. 1987, and adoc*ld on the 22nd dlly of June. 1987. by the followinc >Me. t.>Wit AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Cox. Maurer, l'tummer, Sansone. Strauss. Turt'S NOES. COUNCILMEMBERS ABSENT COUNCtl.MEMBERS ATTEST: w.,.E.Raaio CitrCln 6125 John C. Co.. Jr. ~ mTICIOf W..,_,tl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thlt the Citr Council of the a.r al NeldlJQft Beach witl hold a public~ on the application of Newport e.cnr• ~ PROPOSED ORDINANCE Of THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH AMENOfNG CHAP· TER 20.73 OF THE NEW· PORT BEAai MUNtetPAl COOE SO AS TO OEl.ETE THE REQUIREMENT OF SECURING USE PERMITS FOR NEW RESIDENTIAL CONOOMJNIUM PROJECTS (Pl.ANNING COMMISSION AMEHOMEHT NO. 648). This project MS been l'ftieaed, Md it t-' been d rt umioed hit it is Clll9- p icaly ...... under the ~of the ErMr· onmentlt Qulifity Ad. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GMN thml ad public ..... wil be held on the 13th dlly of Juq, 1987, ..... "°"' of 7:30 p.m., in the CityHaH Council ~ 3300 Newport Boutevard, N9wport a.ch, CA 92663,, 11t which time and plKe intleteAed per· sons ml{Y llPP88' and be hwd tt.ea.1. Irene 8uUer Assistant City Clettt City of Newport Beach 6125 0465 Oltl*IMCI NO. S1·14 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 15.45.020(b) Of TH£ NEW· PORT BEACH MUN ICIPAL CODE PERTAINING TO DEVELOPMENT AGREE· MEHTS. The City Council of the City of Newport Beech does ~ordain as tollows: Section l : The pnMs;om c:A Section 15.45.020(b) of the Newport a.ch Munic· •P•I Code is hereby ametided tD rwt n toltows: (b) Fees.. The City CounciJ shall establish a~ tee for~theappli cation tor considerlltion of I de¥elopment .-ment by Resolution of the City Councif. Section 2: All ottw pro. visions of Section 15.45.020 WU tWr\Ml in full bt:e and eflld. Section 3: The Mayor shall liln and lhe Qty Ct.rtl U-8 lltllSt ID the ll I I •• of this Ordill..a. The City Oeril lhllt ca.. the ume to be published once In the official ne••Slell* within ~ (15) daiys ~ iU adoJ6;#1. Section 4: This C>rdin.nce -introduc9d •• ,..,.., melltil11 of the~ Council of the Citf a1Newpe;18Mch held on h lltt-d June. 1987. and~ on the 22nd -of June. 1987, bf the~•\dl.tl>-1lit AYES. COUHCtl.MOl8ERS Coa, Maurer. Ptummer, s. .......... Tumer. ..... c. ec.. "··...,.,, ATTEST:WMdeE.z 6125 atr °"' John c. ec.. Jr. ....., Alisa-. ..... port a.ch, CAl.92663. This business is con· ductld by an lndMdu9l The rqiltntnt com· melad to tr..act busi· ness under the fictitious busirms rwne lia.d aboee on NIA. Sianature: Shu Chen wtMtwolth. This ~ -filed with the Councy a-1' d Qr._ County on June 22. 1987. rile No. F347251 6/25 712 7/9 7116 0452 ll011CIOf "*.IC..,.,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN M the Qy Council of theatyal ~IHpout a.ch will hold a pubic '-ii 11 ,....dil .. t'9QUllt tar c.tif. ic:mof Public CorMlliela and NecnsitY for ASS(). CIA TEO TRANSPORTATION SERVICES, 19531 Airport W1tt South. s.1bl AN. CA 92107, to GP8'• a public trMIPOf1ltion ~ pur. ::!:~:.' ~== 5.12.Q20 and 5.12.CMO. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GMH lhll lmd pubfic heerins "'" be held at the hour of 7:30 p.m., on the 13th <My of Juty, 1987. in the City Hall Council Chambers, 3300 Ne•port Boutevard, Ne.port Such. CA 92663, aa...wtUch time and ptac:e -intlef ested per. sons may appear and be hurdttw••· WandaE.~ City Cle'1l City of Newpo.1 Beach 6/25 0464 ~-S1·15 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH AMENDING SECTION 6.o.4.055(C)(ii) OF THE NEWPORT BEACH MUNIC IPAL CODE PERTAINING TO MECHANCIAl Bl.OWERS. The City Council of the City of Newport a.ch does ~ordain as tatlows: Section 1: The prcMsions of Section 6.04.055(C)(ii) of the Newport Beach Munlc· ipal Code is hereby arne1 ided to rud as fotlows: Mt penon who operas any mech1nical blower between the hours of 6:00 P.M. and &-00 A.M. shaJI be D'tler d.,. i11hacJb1. Section 2: Alt ottw pro. visions d Section 6.04.0S5 shell 1'9fNin in full fon::e and eflec:t. s.ctton 3: T• Mayor shafl • and the City Cletk shall .... to the fr:• of this OrdiNnee. City Clertl st.-C** the ume to be pubhNd once in the official newsoeper within ~ (15) dllyl ... its adq)ticwL Section 4: This Ordil•a .. iModuc:lld. a,....., meltil .. of h ~ CoLw:il of the CM1of Ne part 8-ctt hetd onh llh•of Jtnl, 1987,.-.d~onthe 22nd -Of JUne. 1917, by the"*•L .. ~~ AYES. COUNCii MOmtlS CO., Maunw, Plummer, s. .. -. ..... Turw. Jahn c. Cea. "·· ....,.,, ATTtST: ---&.r "= 6/25 CM67 J==--:·\f. • CITY COUNCIL OI TH£_ CITY O/; NlWPORT IEACH AM£NOtNG SECTION 5.0l.030 Of THE NEW· PORT 8fAOi MUNICIPAL CODf: POTAINIHG TO P£T zoos. . The atr Council of the Cltr of...,._ a.ch does .__ ardllrt. falaws: Sec:lioll l : The prowilic>l.s of 9ectlafl 5.0l..030 of the ti• s:art Bilic::tt MUnidpal Codi ii.......,, --did'° ,.., . ....: n. ...... ~ ... tar I pit zoo ....... .....,. lilhed bJ lt11.-. GI the City Oounca tar .ch....,. ... katioft • -'*" the ............... Section 2: The Maror shell tiFand the~ a. shaM ..... tD the ;:are 11 of tis Ot ...... The~ a.tt ... ~ ... -to be pubilNd once in the alfidat ••• ,~ ~ Mien (15) --.,... its *daJitbL SectiOn l: This Ordil•a -inlroducld llt.,...... ......... of .... City Council dtheCityoftliiaqaort ~ hetd onthe llh dlyof ~ 1987, and ~ on the 22nd -of June. 1987, by the ..... "'*" b.tt: AYES. COUNCILM8'80tS Coll, Ma.....,, Plummer, s.n.one. Sir--. Tunw. John c. ~ ,,., ...,, ATTEST: W.. E. ftli9o Citya.tt 6/25 °'68 ~llO.O·lt AN OROINANC( OF THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE CfTY 01 NEWPORT IEACH AMENDING SECTION 5.08.0IO Of THE NEW· PORT 8EAa4 MUNICIPAL COOE P£1tTAJNING TO PEHNY MCAOE IN THE ~ZONE.· · THE aTY COUNCIL OF THE CfTY Of NEWPORT BEACH DOES HEftEBY OAOAIN AS FOUOWS: Section l: The prowisiol.s of Sedb\ S.o&.o60 al the ..... 8w:h Munidpml Olde ii .... .,..did'° ,.., -tolkMs: ~BusJneuin the "'fun Zona.• For ..::h penny arcade in the .... bounded by Main Sb-Mt. Bay Avenue. P8kn snet and Newport Bay, the license fee shall be as established by Rllsolution of the City Council. For each station, seat. chair, handle « att.. lacil- ity tor use by a Pllb'Qn on • machine, pme Of deW:e in a penny arcade In the -fun ~ owned by the licensee of the penny arcade"' tor eech machine. pme or dlYici in a penny arcade owned by the licen- see of the penn,y IWt:ade thM accommodatn a sinale player. the license ....... be -established by ~ lution of the CitY Council. Section 2: The Mayor shalt siei and the City a.rt shall .... '° the .,. ,. of this Ordinance. The City Oetk shall c:ane the same to be pubfisNd once in the official newspaper within fifteen (15) days after its adootion. Section 3: This Ordinance was introduced at a AllUW meetinc of the City Council of the City of Ne•port a.ch held on the 8th dly of June. 1987, and~ on the 22nd my of JUne. 1987, bf the tatlowina ""*· to-wit AYES. COUNCIL.MEMBERS Cox, Maurer. Plummer. Sllnlone, Slrauss. Tunw. John C. Cal. Jr .• Meyor ATTEST: Wendi E. R.tllic> ~a.. 6125 0471 11111 T.a.•!r.t&a .._ ...... I "°" AM • llWMAT .._ mA 1"I ._ at# TRUST OAftO tl=UM.ESS "°" TAD lO PM). 1'llC'f ... llTY " llAY • IGLD AT A fUllUC MU ._,_.,MO. PLA•ATIOll OP THE ~mT~ DI~.~ 1e. 1111. ··-~--,..... ~ .. &.-..... 11 .. , ... =-: =·, i ••.,,:; ~ ....... 1 JI .. -----........... ...... 111"9 :.. .. -.. -:: c , .. .._. ... ~ ................. .. ..... ~_C.-fy, ca.••··~--.. -==.....,,., ~-_...._ .. ... .... .... c .. -~u1•1111 , 191CMs Or .... .. • ... Cllr ... -t ... . a.-. C9Wf, ::~· .................. ..._ .... .., ... ..... -. ........ .-: ........ ··-=· ...... 'lr'. Ttea.a .. mt• ...... ~ .. Ori •• ...... c:.-r ..... -fl! ,.... nur••• .. lleeli 1 .. ... K, Mtte ... UH•• ........ _...._ .. ... c.....,~ .. .... ~ ,.. ............ .. C.,, I 9 'S .. .... =-=~":1-:-:::: •••••· N••~• h•c~. CJ501. ,.. ...... --. ... ... ti I I,.,..,, ... ,, ... _.._. .............. . .... -, ....... ~ lw IE ...... ....... prl•c•St•I ••• ol -•..8ta81 .......... -... ,, .... _ ...... .................... re +' -...... 1 ... .., ...... .................... .................. ,__. .... T..._ ,... . . . ..,.., ................... ~ ... dell ....... y,.._ a 0111 Tiit .. 0. .......... ..,. ....... .................. .......... a... ... ~ ............. ..-..-~-Diie» WI 11·11tlM.:D:: · .. ...... ~ ,.. ........ _ ..... ::x :,~ 1~1:: = ........ ...... o. ...... c::: r/J'&~ ...... .;;;-;n.r..::l SAWllGS Am LOAN AS-90CMlQlt, • c..,.. .. -. • ''~· ..,: a..a "· a...., ••. 1' ...... ~ *-C11°rl1~a..: ..., .,, ....... ,.. OQ4 &-Diii WmTICI FICili .... 11111• .......... " ,,..~'*'-· .. ~busineu as: THE RW lllMIAOE· MOfT COWMY, A CAlJ. , FORNIA llMIT£0 PART· NERSHtJt. MO Newport Center Drive, Newport Buch. CA 92MO. Pacific Int••.,. ....... 18• n*1t Come»eur. a c.Ai· fornla COfporatk>n. 840 Newport c.r.... Ortv.. New- port 8each. CA 92660. ThJs business is con~ duct.d by a limftlld S*tner· ship. The r .. istrant com- ,.,.ad to n..a ~ ness under the fictitious business '*'-or names listed abov9 on May 1. 1987. I sl Pacific Investment . ··--Wiiiiam f. PodHc:ft This stMllmlnt ... fi'9d with ... County CWk of ~ County on June 9, 1987. File No. F346086 6118 6/25 712 119 0447 Discover the most upscale magazine reaching the affiuent coastal marKet from·· Laguna ·Beach to Huntington Harbour .. NEWPORT BEAC~ I , NEWPORT BEACH [714] 1i provides exciting cover age of society events, cur- rent fashion trends, rest- aurant reviews and illum- inating profiles of local personalities. For more informatiOn call NEWPORT BFACH (714] 722-1286 - ) - ndwo ay DAVID D.UOTr UCZNT'RDJAQS .MIU.ION. 001.1 .. llYS- TDY-~ Tom 9ailey llan • COD ... Sidney Pratoa, WhOIC clyina words ll8lt a IQ- venger la ant for milliom of dollan tbrouab ..... Soaah- wat. Royce Appliepte, Pam Matteson, ~ark DrJdca, Jamie A1croft, Rick o.atoa, Mona Lyden. llicb Hall sw in this comedy. Directed by llicbard Fleischer. ALSO PLAYING 'WtULY BQU COPO- (m) ••-nae aaaay. fosy .... Of Martia ..... orisinal ii~ IOllC ia .... doMle ..... ~ llaot by Tcmy ScDU ia a ~ matty, Yideo9-of«atb style. Eddie Murphy cleliwn on tM comic te,t1lpl, but IO ciadcly Ud witla aucla 1tar-preeain1 Ul'OpfCC that we INarely root for Im Axel Foley. The ~ wllicb .... to a compater for injec.- tialll of mrity, ii allo • IMIJIP. II COit a pile aad wiD 81.te a ...... pile.; bat it ii Dot • wry ...... .me. Wida Jud,e Rein- ~ J-.. ProcMow, Rony Qi, Job Aa~oa. 8ftsitte M h£a. Amell o.ifiet• (no ia ft=-~~(•) ·---OolWr ..... from tM old .... V exca1, ~ea Rusell. Be ..... tiil , ..... ~ ,.. ., .... Loni Byro8, Pacy ind Mary Shdley and odlen fto ptMr OD a It~ .qid ia a Swiss cbateau to nrap ltoria md laUi ~ BefGR loaa _,..-c c1mi.mna of dan- om, patina. fendia1 off an armoml rapist, •alloWina in mud, committina suicide wl (moRJy) speatina ornate sibber- illL When ll1111ell is .,..., be cWines bednna, aad this ii bis talent at low prime. •pJlEDATOR• (ll) Arnold "BARRY ANO THE Schwarzenegger stan as Maj. BDIDERSONS (PG) F~-• ·Dutch" Schader, a ---·i;_ -n .-...........-C11te but' airhead comia of tary master of war who leads a 'E.. T.," 1ritb Jolm Lit.bi9• and crack team into South America Melinda Dillon hnctin1 die AD- to kill a murder spcci,eMt from American (• in TV) f.-ily iJaat another planet. Witla Carl ...:w "'-•L-_._,._ 9ttMter Weathen and Elpidia c.rillo. ~~lllUIUl;US -----Imm to loft it, thoup it ~ WITCllD OF EA.ST· tnlbc:i tJleir home. The crea- WICI (8) l:sceu .. i-Jact bft. prpnuan but Cllddly, is Kacbolson cloesn l fall to all-out a triumph of lbaa-rua effects. self-parody, be riles to it • kt the gee-golly plot bean Daryl Van Borne, the horny down on us awfully hard. So do devil who liberates the libidos of the actors. with cartoon ~ three New England women lions. ~of a certain aae may (Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, Susan go for it, but are the rat of us Sarandon). This horror comedy chidlisb enough? With Don bu a fizz; t1ae scenes ex .. -.-1 and Ameche, David Sachet. ..--Diredcd ...., William Deir. with resonate (with some wonde1ful "' special dfecu). George Miller prOdaction heft &om SpicJbera\ directed with a flair that ddlates Amblin shop. uy prdemiom from the source -.SBTAJl• (PG-13) Poor- (John UPclite\ boot), and the Thia nkina ADdbq of bald film ii gorpua to look at-the ideas stan DUstin Hoffman and tennis KeDC is a classic, and so Warren Beatty as two aaina is Nicbollon's randy, slol>-sbeit amateurish sonpmitba 1!ho Satan (the nltimate embocliineDt • .uder off to North Africa, of the Plllyboy Pbilolophy; be wlaeft they are punucd by CIA wanu boclia rather thaD '°*>· ••~s (i~cludin1 . Charles With Veroaica Cartwript. Grod1'. mildy am~) ~ Carel Stnlycken and Vil.mos C01D111UD11t. ~ (1ndgdjna Zsigmoncrs glowing cinem.at&>-Isabelle Ad.JU.1, lovely and at aa graphy. in the sand). The openina, let Liii ._,, Pmll Amzca in New Y ort. bas amall tinkla of wit~irector aacl writer msbc MiJ 1n• to tie YapiJy • IMJ Elf INt OllCI we pt to the lame daert bipjiab with • blind camel (cwa Bob Ud Billa DeW:r" ...t to diil), we ca _, feel embaini.ed for the tJOUin1 stara, who espire way below their talents. Remember •Lucky Lady?" Here\ anOtbei' one. •KANGAROO" (R) GoM)- An~ .. atcaptur- ina the COl•plr:l.ity of • boot, D.R. Law1ew:e .. ofJecure llOftl set ia 192h Autralia aad loamy 1-ecl OD bia visil tbae. Colia Friell plaJI die Lawaeecc:: fipre. a w1im wllo nilden ill&o the freo-fift zone betweea leftilt ud a f.mt l"9'IP bclded by Kaaproo (B11P ~BJ;-), wllile WI Wife (Jildy Dnia) wonden .... it ia ....... So do we, .,,.... tMle me fwi.. wing clw.. Tbe film is ... and .... -..m.I .......... Davia Ml lier Ulul mapn•m Frida is a little rabbity, and die film lacb die atna CDCllJ of lyricism and 1a we ~ ia a Law1aa saory, tboiaP there\ one araJ romp on a beacb. Directed by Tam Buntall. "RIVJ:R'S EDGE (a} c.-1-A cold, doJUta aiald- ...._ Tam HDDlcr'I &la frolli a ~ ljy Me81Ji• .,~ - lactual incidCDtl) pullli • batO iM bleak world of ~ ao dmct. clrgpcl and bOnd that na mmder is ~ a dnp zap for them. One boy kiUa a pt, and the otben view bet body lite a rNd accident, then be.t off for ~ pilla and tex.. Crispin Glover overdoes the manic what..f.bc..hellialmcu of the boY who wants to be tbe le.a. of the ,.ct, but .. ~ utUnl cut also includes Daniel lloeback u the dead-inside liiller and Dennis Bopper • ~·~--"° Ina with a bia ..., ... ICll doll Fredaict fJm• mar.J, •••• ~ pay aDd 11 ..... , .... pal ilJljdlority. Tbe movie is cobeieat m involving yet deep-down ftCaDt; it bmely claWdlel with social investiaatioa aad it• wllldlfulnra is nUp«y dole to tiedaD ~ oldme .. beric tida. But tllil ii rally apert ...,mi,..adyoaWOD,forqet it easily. W-dlt ~u llc:nes, lone Sty Leitda, llouna ZaL .. TIP•UE" (Uarate4) Caa•-A aeveunt ~not lticty treatment of the girl saint, Tlmae of Lisieu.x. wbo loved Jcaua fervendy,. then died of -yo UNTOUClldl.D9 (8) c..1-Km. CM w .ii a _ ... .__ea:-~ ... ,. ~ ~ .,._, I '• .. ~ .... -......... Wtioa. RolMrt De .. ...... • c.poa., • Did ol k? - abowmaa. -Sea ea-... ,. Andy Garcia ..... Cluidl!l llW- tin Smith are ti. bJ __.... ol the Neu ta& Wrinaa hJ Daft! ~ tM llG!IJ ia fairlJ pat and cold. with cae....,iaDJ ...... vio~ bat tbe 8don wl terrific Cbicqo ld•i• 8"e it a heft and cbarF. It ii hlically mep-TV, wida adioD payof& that are at times ailly aad aomo- times rmdina; Naa" clectille into rutbJaaneu is treated as major drama, wbicb (pm this ICript) it ilD 'l. OYeraD, an iavolvins effort; bow muy papter filml have bad a tribute to Eilemtein-. ..Bata1csbip Potemkinr CROSSWORD PUZZLE AC80H ....... JO. Und ..... ll. c.o.,...._ 2). Com,.n luap _ . ?S.A,,...-. 26. .... n . ,_. 21.. .. .. J9 ... ..... n.w--. )).DecMI ), ............ )6. i...., ,_,. )I. 1111111 4J.'*'-k .... Galt 46. r ... ,,. .... :.$1 ..... ,.. .... .., .. )O.C-*..-. )l. Vu.illioi )).Ga....-.~ , ... rw.. '1. a... '9. ,, •• , ... '°' ,_,_ '° ................ 61. --61. Gr ........ 66. Git~ 61. Ale•'" 10. ~ ,, • ., n. va. fnaic 1l. Girf1 -- i). SU.·~ 7).laa~ 76. ~w. n . GIMll Wiel DOWN I. bolalNtoek !. fiM MNWpoiftC }. Alrnh .t. Nc.-.titt ). aip1 apm 6. Uppn li_. 7. Appnt ... •.~awo 9. Calwioleu 10. ......... ti. Haps tl. Call ..... IJ.~ 19. AWNW•• ,_ ~ ndicWcM \t ortwrwite }6. n.,.,. P . GiqM Mah& GI }9.,.,..... -M> • ....,_ ·ll. Pr~ o. y ....., ..... <ts. c:o.-c.-. ~ ·Vt. C-Uol )I. SIMMlll Sl. ca...a , ...... ..... ,, ....... ...... S6.N._.. · )M. Wcit• ''· S.UJ1d ...... , 61 . ea., ,.,.,.. 62 • ..,..., 6). '°' '-•· MMUft ''· Lda 67. SeM '9 ....... ... , ....... _ • lllllCHAllDI• Dass & ClltS .......... ltl4 Hausetuepns Rooms 413 TIANIPOllTATION Airplanes •.•.••••..•• 900 Arttiaue C&assic Car ••• 912 :wtos tot Sate ........ 910 LNeitOck .....•.. ~ .... 825 Birds •......•...•••.• 826 REAL ESTATE M'D&mVICE CLASSIFIED INDEX ~ ••••••.•••••• 8CJ8 AN Hences ••.•••.•••• 806 ~ .............•. 416 Industrial . • . . . . . . 506 ti Miii * Property ...... 509 . ........ lnu 11tn•ltl .....•.... 828 Maner to Loen •....•.• 605 Money w.nted ....... 606 Opportunities ........• 700 Opportunities Wtd ..••. 7~ EMPLOYMENT A91ncies .••.......... 300 ()pportunities ••..••••• 305 ,.........., .......... 307 ••l•as W..act ... 807 Alictbtl ............. 814 Bulldirw ............. 817 ..... Equioment 818 ~ ........ 813 Furnllur9 •••••..•.•.•• aoo furnibnWMted ...•. 805 Gmrl8t s.. ......... 705 ....... , .............. 812 ..... ~ •...... 906 Mile. tor SMe ••••••••• 809 Mile.. w ............. 810 .. '*" ln.arument ••. 811 OMc:e Equioment ••••• 827 Pm & Sunli11 .....•. 823 Sportilw E.qliipnw1t ••• 819 Acruee .•............ 511 Apts. Furnished ....•.• 407 Apts, Unfurnished •.•. 408 Bldl. to be ~ •... 816 Business Property •••• 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale .•..... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches ..... 512 Garaps for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/f um 405 Houses for Rent /Unfurn ......•...... 406 Lake Shore Property 515 Lots for Sale .......... 51 O Mobile Homes .....•.. 917 Mortpae & TO .....•. 607 Motets .... : ......•... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... •20 Out d State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rent.is to Sh.re ...... 412 Real Estate for' Xchc ... 517 Re.a Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PltOPERTY For Sale .............. 418 Rental . . . . . . . . . . . ... 417 AutOs Wanted ........ 915 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair /Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/for .....• 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 Foreian & Sports .....• 911 Mopeds ....•...•....• 909 Motorcycles & Bi~ 908 Motor Homes ......... 916 SEJIVIC£S Schools .............. 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business SeMces MAUt/KwlllPll Blac:t'I 2 bed,2 blcondo. ~ view fully fwn la . Tennis/~c:"g. Brodue . •11a...,to1AM WIDOW HAS MONEY FOR TRUST DEEDS- Sl0,000 up No Ciwdit Chk. No Penatty. c.I o .. 111nA111 1 a 117S- 731L oeeu. wooden pm1able pins~ table. $250 new. Nice cond. Now only $35. Mrs. Adams 675-5893 910At11Ntar .... CHILD r.ARE UCfNSED. Pre-Schaal EnvilmtnW'lt. M-F 7-5:30. lSmo+ 549- 2870 Tiie Ne•llM EllllD/ c... ........ a.. ..... ~ .... Mllf r. •. ..,. Clll 111· ··=:1: ~R . Household epa1rs- paintinc. d~ll. car· ~+more. Glry 645- INNWtam ... l·a.tlf.a'-....... ,.. .. .... Cll .. Chui ... 111 .. 120 Airlines/Cruise ship job lists suarantee imme- diMe ope11i1115t_ ... oc:cu-~s. 1-716-882· Ext61n1~ -eve1__...,._ip._ l.ovifw Nanny Wanted Live-fo for 3·year-old, M~s:::e= Board. 458·7427 home; 852-0666 ..tc 485-llou111flir llnt/Fum Wllra TIEii? Q1llr .. ••• ,llt &1111 ........... Cl.EANING UNLIMITED For.: 1l1nc:e in ..... d11ni111t pnMdins all •1S111ti11 ~ wc-Trustworthy & _,_._ bla. Cal todmy tar .. mites. 546-3726 Housecleanina -Experi· Meed. Own, •• , .... t1aL Reason8ble. Call u.y 563464 Okie CdM. Sod PCH on fib lblS P.afic Dr ewer· looki'&r ocean, t.y & pm1(. -noted 3 bed. 3 ---=home. 3c:arpr. Poot 2 fi~!. Lease $2595. 759--9274. Lasuna Hills Condo, Lake Forest/Moulton Ptcwy. 2 bOoom, l bath. praae. washer/dryer hook-up. $800. 582· 8470 Beautiful 5 bedroom exec:uti¥e home Mission v_._ F~.roorr\ den/ amce. -, ~. 1 yet/I lease, l•Ke privileaes, prdener Jl.700 plus security. I /\M 785 :r:. ~rtment Laauna a.ch. mzy, cute. !bed-room. l black to t.ch, $650. Eveninas 497. 6371; ~ 9Ul900 ~s t..mcaoe· lllwn maint. serv. Weekfr/ rnanlh/l time. r,. est ~1-1640 ..... T ..... Pld 11b .. tu1Qsince 1975. GM new life to ~ '*'° (714) 552. ............. JOHN 1lf£ PlASTERER· Jounwymln, 14 ~.exp, loaf homeowner. Llltt\, ..... pMdq ~. ~int~lnt ref's. 535-8311 lrnnw:. Condo. 2 bdm\ 2 ~ dbl ... poot, iac. tennas. YrJY rental, SlOOO/mo. ~8:30to 1. Avail •fW'llll 213-258- 5479 =;~8:':a::3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, family & dininc room arus, fireplace, bal· cony/W/#. Oven. ,...., dishwasher. 2-car •tt· ached prqe. $1, 100 monthly J>lus security deposit (213) 431-1232 CJean, J)llinted 3 bed· room, 1 bllt'I San Juan Capistrano condo. Enda5ed ~ pmtio. Gar•ae. $800/lease, includes w•ter. 582- 3356 Hilton Hud Island Relart SUh c.oliM.. 2 bedroom, 2 bid\. Golf. tennis, 300 yards to beach. $475 weekly. 837-6314 .... COlOUDOI TEUURIOE • me: rocky min .... furn camm to riwr . Sleeps 4. Exlraotdil my . . deck. ===c.. 1V ~ elc. o.*9oar actjvities. Reduced summer rams ct.ys or weeks. Call Bob 494- 8553 weekd8rs- 507- CondomWums ForW. ~una Niauel View Condo-uparaded 2 bedroom. 2 bid\. Gar· .. Assumal* _,_ 9~" fixed. $105,900. 364-6210. 508-Hou... for We S.ddleback Mountain Yar Home • 1 ~ yrs old, f"~ae C&assic' 3 bed- room. 2~ baths. country kitchen, near Rancho Santa Maraarita, ~.900. Owner 858- For Sale or Lease~ Nicuel 2 bedroom, 2 bath upcraded ~· Ail community pa0l.~or$900/ monthly. (714) 364- 6210; (619) 747.2943 1.11 OMw Leisure Wortd r.o.op • Nob Hil. West ... 2 bedroom. 2 9*h.. ~-==r MONEY FOR RENT!! For llf1 busirms !OM . star- tups. mrpllnSIOnS. con- struction. Women entre-preneurs in business M!loomed! lHCR Astl> a.s. 514 w. Balboa ~ Ste A. Balboa, ~~1 . CaH pm. 673- 2047 flfl llaeta • MdlD ENJOY 14-15" RETURN on~l0,000upto$1 mil. D11 ll1n a.. ~173-731L Movina-Must Sell. fradt PnMncial a.. l')wood formal 1ivina room & dinina room suiem; Tnditiolm ~ Cherrywood bedroom $850, Coon!~ queen bedroom. $375; COumy Olk dinq table. chairs; ewe ro1-tap desk $35&. Contem~ry pastel =rm~~ ::e set~= sofa bed. Wal unit. BW- stoals. Excellent c:mdi- tion. 836-1374 Sofa, l.cM Sat. chair and ottoman. Never used. WJUse1$195. 761· 9326 3 piece wall ~ for TV & stereo incl fold down bar unit & bfake fnri by Creal $2999 080 (714) 641-9324 2open~-=-= =~080(71% 641-9324 IC)8..Anliqu11 Unique Ytctorian fire· place. Solid oak. La beveled mirror insert. lcMly cald. Onty $375. Mrs. Adams 675-"5893 ee.utifUI CO)de MenS Jacket. exceptional pellet. Bnnd New! from Nem.n Mlrcus. If you low and ~ a fine CClllt it can be~ Nepiable! 499~ senous buyers only sil••• 111 Ma11lcat...... - PIANO-Solid w.lnut BaldWin spinet w/ mMchinc bench. In kMltJ carid. °'* $1200. ...... AdlnlS 675-5893 OCENTLRV USED.OATS LOWEST PRICES FULL SERVICE •• , ... llAlllPm INC. s.llr.~A I 4i .............. c..- (JWt.-..-S 18 ft. Cobll.. 146brs. All the extras. ... cond. 673-0293 . $14.750 910-AumlDrW. ls it true p ~ ~pt.r'~ Get facts todllY! Cal l ·312· 742-1142 "&t 9753-A n. .... ..,.~lt -· .. ,...,, h re.I 631-8120 1931 MODEL A SPORT COUPE fulv 1aued all ana• $9.500. 495- 1910 Classic lie: cedes Benz 2805£. FuUy re- sbed!! Ae t.• ...... New paint fWfect ... rior I exterior. $6,5001 on.. 831-8766 Even-qs_ 1961 Masseati Set>ri111 2~. l.aoks .,ad/runs ~ Brillt1t red. back interior. 53.000 mtles. $19,000. See .. 24792 La Plata Or.. LMuna Nilufj or cal ~1-2058 datmalewrw• '49 Ford convertible. Restored. w/ou•drive. Modest woR to com- plete. New~ .... A rell demic f'OI Siie or wiU c:ansider trade on recent Porsche 911 tarD-Tom Taney 832· 9700 (office). Lie. #733.JZX 91~ 1972 Fireball Travel TraMr 8' x 31' T~ IMl~oorn $3.500. 493-174 .... -...... ···-...... ••• ll•lfL lo easy on "PX hMrt and art cutting b9ck on toodl thll .. high in ...-ct fll Md chol11t1 rot The chm9t11 do )10U gOod. - ,, -· - Police Blotter n.Allcie...., .. _....,, ... , ... ,..e.k .......... _ ;11,.... 0 1 -. c:n..Mid.,...M#1 ;a1a.c1L•....,,,, .. ,.....,~..., .. .- .,_...,. .. ,.,D....,ID .. n1& ;DFf8iM:ll"*-a.; ................. .,. only.,_ •,._..,tllcrinm Md,., ... can 'c.., MONDAY, JUNE I caDUS 1030-Art and jewelry valued at .Sl,450 were reporied stolen from a raideace in the 1300 block of Doft:r. 1335-A stereo valued at Sl.50 wu reported stolen from New- port Imports located at 3100 West Coast Highway. 1900-Earrinp valued at $530 were reported ltolen from a raidcnce in the 100 blOct of Carob. 2030-A car stereo valued at S2,-i00 was rq»0rted stolen from a car parted in the 1800 block of Port Sbdfield. 214S-Jewelry valued at $6S2 wu reported stolen from a residence in the 1800 block of Santiago. ARRESl'S 1035-James Stewart Frier- son, 53, a transient was arrested on suspicion of disorderly con- duct. 1810-Lawreace Michael Tripi, 26, of l..apna ~ waa 0650 T.,. w1wi1 at 1150 anated on IUlpicioa of miticl4> _ were reported vffdMzecl iD Qe meaw clnmk clriviq. 400 Woct of Moitla Newpc111. TUDDAY,JUNEt OllO-A bridc•e Md coa- CJtDISS teata valued at 1624 were 0700-An eacine hood valued reported stolen from a car at S500 was.~ stolCll from ~ ia tJiie 1600 block of EMt a car ~ m the 2000 block CoMt ftiabway. · of East Ocean. . 1430-Jcwelry. valued at 1100-Clothing valued at SI0,.500, videoequipiNDI ntrril S205 Wiii rep_orted ~lea from at Sl,350 ud mieoe"•neoUJ a car parted m the Bia Canyon items valued at S2.80S were ~Cub putiJla lot. reported 1tolea from a car lgoo.:.....A mot~ valued at parted in t118 100 block of F.at $ 1,400 WU reporied stolen in the Co.at lfialaway. 300 block of 62nd Street. 1915-An outboard boat eqine valued at Sl,431 wu reported stolen from a boat moored in the vicinity of Lido Part Drive and Shipyard. AllllFSTS 0340-Randy Dean David- son, 30, of Paramount wu arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a con- AR•ESTS 0410-Pmr Joeepb Carolan, 39, of addrea unknown was am:sted on tu1picion of waub with a deadly '!fC&POD on a police officer. II IS-Mario Oreja1. 19, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of obstructing and resisting a police officer. Aa old-f..woned Fomdl of July picnic will be offered by the Friends of OASIS Corona Del Mar Senior Center on July 4 from I to 4 p.m. at the OASIS building. Meetings & Events tioilal film m•iaec. WJDe Great Mouse Detectift, • at EdWards N~rt Cmema in Fuhion J11anc1 at 10 a.m., Tuesday, August II. The charge for the day is $3 for adults and SI for children 12 ycan and under. The Friends of OASIS building is located on the comer of Marguerite and Fifth Avenue in Corona Del Mar. Tickets arc available in the front office or at the door the day of the event. • • • Si,....... are now bd.Dc taken few Camp Osceola, which is part of the Newport-Mesa YMCA 's camps and caravans program. Located in the San Demar- dino Mountains, Camp Osceola is great for the younger campen. Activities include swimming, fllhin& archery, crafts and mush more. The camp runs from July 2S to August I . The camp is led by trained YMCA counselon. Kids are assigned six to eight to a cabin plus a counselor and junior counselor. For information about camp cosu and registration, call the YMCA facility at (714) 642- 9990. • • • n.e S2acl •• gl ,.... of die Laten will be held Sunday, July 26, in the Newport Barbor beginning at I p.m. Flipt of the Luen is a race of one---pcrson sailboats in Ne. port Harbor that bu been a community trad.irion. The race is sponsored by the Commo- dores Division of the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce and draws entries from all o~r Southern California. Prizes will be awarded to the top finishers, youngest compet- itor, oldest competitor, the 6.nt De llMlfWllll MMJ ,,.,,.,,, of Ji-tllOOll FREK1i IXDS & WlNIXJWS 0.,,. '*"' Ind •-'pet_.,., ,,..,.,. ,,,.,-oltl mt s c 1 -.r 1 1 • or Olbn-doon "-' ,..,..._ re 14Jzr. .._ .-6e 11 aSPQJ oJ lllOOtl/l•.:6 tloon IDwl RI drNN •I I f/«11. 1 M .,,..,...,/or,... RIP 6 • ..., .... ,_,., tMfl#/111 tll/J• .,._ ,,_ • zt F "',... 6cJRll! • Most installations less than three hours • Increased eecurity. excellent ventttadon • Sohd brass hardware. deed bofta. screens included • Replace ftat windows with graceful b9ys and bowl • No stucco or drywall damage • Celt for FREE in-home coneuttatlon COLTON 1621E~1SI. (714. 125--2850fl25..2952 Canyon .......... IHDlllAN OMI '454 YM Nuys ..... 107 .. (111)501-- eom.o1v..~ MdMoof~ • 1'6251. ........... (21J)4ZMMt (111) 571.-5. (714) .. 41DJ .......... &tlf,.,,, SANDllOo ... co ..... .. , .. ,~ ..... M&CIT ... .......c.e-..Jt couple and the first woman to fmisb. The race ltal'tl and finishes near the Balboa Pavilion and the course circumnavigates the bay. ••• Solk,iadL&a ......... dae llo•e 1ar4e• will be dilcuaed dwing a worbhop on Saturday, June 27 at 9:30 Lm. at Sherman Library and Gardens in Corona del Mar. This Pf'Oll'&ID is free and the public is cordially invited to attend. For further information, call the Garden office at (714) 673-2261. • • • CllU•rea fro• ,resclaool •o r lbda ... are encour- aged to sip up at a focal branch of the Newport ee.cb Public Library's summer reading program, Wild About Reading. The program bepn June 22 and wilJ continue through August IS. An array of Ktivities is planned. The Read to Me Cub will present storytimes to preschoolers. A film series will be featured at each branch. Fos a grand fmale, the Friends of the Library will sponsor the tradi- Tbe pr~ is free of charge, and all N~ ~ rcaidcnt and vacationing children are wdcome to emoll partici- pate. For more info~ call Marpm P~ eoordinator of Claildren 's service& at 644- 3186. ••• •••• -sa,-. a • .-, .ta. st• is a prop-am ~Dted by the OASIS Senior CeDter on Mon- days and TbUnclaya, beginniq "June 29 through Aupst 3, in the Marinen Part multipurpose roo" from 1-3 p.a In 11 two-hour aeuions, top- ics such u common health problems, diet and nutritio~ ~ exercile, tint aid, mon- itoriq blood pn:uure, storing and usin1 medications will be discusred. The $15 fee coven the cost of the boot and workbook partic- ipants will receive the ftnt day of the program. The class is limited to 20 people. For more information or to sip up, call Roseann or Mary in Senior Services at OASIS at 644-3244. REFL EC TIONS IN GLASS A dMSiOn ol AdvlJnced Wardrobe semnr SoUlhem c.111om1a 1or OW!r • ,ean. CUSTOM SHOWER DOORS MIRRORED WARDROBE DOORS . l i: • · Cover Home Oflered by "' ... Patrick Tenore of RE/ MAX • • or 1 aYJUDYDUFn' Al they uy, "the times they arc a cbangin"'. What wu wonderful in 1970 is p11ue, and what wu marvelous in 1980 is fading fast. That rule, by tbe by, applies to almost everything in this trendy, fast paced world that we call home. And homes ~ no exception. The demand for wide open spaces without definition of rooms and an air of cutesy cuuality bas passed, thank goodness. What the discerning buyer is looking for today is a chance for privacy for family members and a practical, yet impressive, floor plan that allows for all types of entertain- ing in an atmosphere that holds simplicity as a prime virtue. A good number of homes ten or more years old haven l gotten the message as yet and what buyen confront is a nice, but dated, home that begs for a major remodel to achieve what is most desirable for good living into the 1990's. This week's featured property, #7 Royal SL George in Big Canyon.. is the answer to a real cstaae buyer's prayer. It provides all the pratige of the settled. cxc:IUIWe, Big Canyon ~ complete with mature landsc:ap. ina and exquisite golf course, along with everything that a brand new home would provide for comfort in the f uturc. Listed by Patrick Tenore of Rem.as Rt91ton•on fee land at Sl,SS0,000, the home was com- pletely remodelled approxim1tely 2 1/2 ~ IF• Tbe raialt is a home iUt pro- vides the bat of eve~q Under one roof, aloag with a 1weepin1 view or the aolf coune just outside tbe windows. Tbe lot line includes JOO feet of fron~ on the 7th Fairway u well u a prime cul-de-ac location. USEDaRICK Used brick ~plied laviihly across the front of the two stoey home offen a welcoming note that mixes well with the fan windows and sparkling white painted trim that make it .a standout on the block. Walkina ·up the steps, one gets a sense of stability and quiet good taste that makes any visitor feel that this home is fmt, and foremost, a residence of quality. The subtlety of the home is first f cit in the entry hall. Bleached oak parquet Ooorina is used here, along with a white ooling that is scooped into aD elongated dome. The white wood work, white marble fire- place in the living room beyond, and white ceilina that stretches to windows at the bllCk of the room are striking in and of tlaemselves. It takes some leCOnds for the eye to Id just to this splendor and realize the drama that is taking place directly overhead. PARQUET FLOORING A splendid Lalique chandelier is suspended there, gracing the .....,,··--~ ._•flllll•••t• m dome. The light reflected from parquet flooring. walls, creamy white carpet and windows turns the ceiling into a study in tones of white, cream and JUCY. 1be basic Ooor plan of this home is circular. From the living room, guests move to the left and into _ the dining room. Wonderfully decorated with the most tasteful of art deco, thil room will bold a modest gath- ering or a reil crowd, at the owner~ wllilD; Accea to the kitchen is ~ and the room is light and c:b1erJ due to larae windows. Tiire is a lovely art deco powder room here u well as entrances to the maid's quar- ten, complete with bath, and the garage. A wonderfully conve- nient laundry area is here too. EUROPEAN KITCHEN The kitchen is white, slick and European. There is an islaDd with a veggie sink, the best of appliances to make a caterer COMPUTER READY An informal family room FINANCIAL FACTS/REAL- TOR INFORMATION #7 Royal St. George in Big Canyon is listed at SI ,SS0,000 on fee land by Patrick Tenon of Remo Rallon. 1be home is shown by appointment, or stop by on Friday, June 26, between the boun of 10:00 Lm. and 2:00 p.m. to view this property. For further information, call Remax Realtors at 631-1266. • • 0 p, 0 .. fa • Jt IPECTICILAI llEWlll IEWUITlll From all three kYe1I. S bedroom.·~ Bath. Recently 1emodckd. ElllcniDen will low the pme room. clilco a .,... 0w:r 4IOO "I· ft. A bGpia a1 sm.ooo. DIANA P80SSU 1fl 5111 IPYILAll WITI •EAi llEW 1741,W LOwcst priced 2 llory wida ocean view. New Bcdfont 1ridi 4 bedrooms, f~ room. bonm room. This home ha a pool, spa and lavish •ndnpiq. Serene view of ocean mounaaim and city liabts. C..U UDO llLAll IAYFlllT Exqu.iaicc tri-leveJ home. Circular s&ain:ale, marble entry and balhl. Lunrioua ..-r suite with wet bar and sittiQa room. Like new! Dock for SO' ~s· boat. 46'6"' yacht nqotiable. S2,lj0,000. DIANA PllOSSt:R 7•5111 IEIT PllCED TWO ITOIY llEW II IPYILllS Just raluced price for a fast tum around. This spacious 5 bedroom home offen venatility for family and emertainina. Extra large yard provides setting for the pool and SpL $499,000. JO-ANN DORAN 7•5111 IACll 01 MAllET AID IEIUCED Brand new Eut aide c.o.ta Maa 2 bedroom 2~ bath, end unit JS'° sq. fl Attached pt'l&'e. Sl49,900 .. . PHIL STARD:NaUllG 1-.s111 MAIE IFFEl-187,000 Owner anxious to 1eU this spacious I bedroom condo near South Coast P1u&. New carpet, great shape! Vacant and ready ta JDOft ilL PHIL STARDNSURG 7•5111 ' ITUL II 1101 LAIUIA Lapna 8ada ocean view. Two aiagle homes near beach iD Nortll Lapna Beach. Three bedrooms, 2~ baths, S yean newtr Owner very motivated, 1ay1 .. ,eu P.n•Mldi•tdyt'• Priced for quick aalc al S32S.000 wl S29S,OOO. ISTlllll y AN& 769 5111 l•RIT I IEIT Gracious 4 bedroom, 3 Mab family bome in North Coaa Maa with pool Ued manintted yard. LcmJy family room witll waD of cmaom clcsip cabiMtry. Profeaio• ally decorated. Fara time on lllUbt. Shown by appt. Only 229,000. E'LYNN UMP 1-.5111 One. two, three bedroom condos in the Soot-' Coast Plaza area. Several to cboo9e from. CaU fOI' cld•ill GARY HUMISTON 7a..9111 llUTllT llCITlll II Cl• OutltaDdina value. six year old tnditionally built, two story 3900 aq. ft. bome. Three fueplac:a. extra larac family room, • ~ Cadl with private bath. 4S x 111 ft. lot. Lovely wy ,.aio. *-" COWlllJ kilcbm, oceaa Yiew Ina......,~· RYNN &DIP 1ft.5111 f.STllD YANK 7•5111 OCUI llEW ITUl Spaciom 3 bedroom. 2~ bath. single story Ranch style home. Hip in the hills in Eutbluff. Feuures ocean view by day and city lights by night. Upgrades too numerous to metnion. S365,000. Price includes the land. DOUG llEll8S1 7•5111 10 QllllRlll Owner will carry financing for bard to qualify home buyer who deaira 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths and separate family room. Located in Tbc Bluff a and overlooking a major greenbelt. Thia spacious •£" plan offers the ultimate in luxurious livifta. Price includes the land. $323,000. DOUG Bt:R.BST 7•5'11 DIE-HALF DUPLEX 01 WATEll Rare opportunity! Buy downstairs units only. Absolutely gorgeous. Right on the sand with privacy. Watch the sunset from your living room. Call Giesela for your private showing today! Asking $399,900. GISELA 8URMDST£R 7a..SMI COUITIY ESTATE LOT Excellent opportunity to build your dream home on this all usable one acre in a prime Orange Park Acre private location with a 1olf coone view. Zoned for horses. Asking S l 7S.OOO. JO-ANN DORAN 1-.s111 IEIT llY II IELCOllT · Ugbt aod aiiy are the wont• .. •.his lovely 3 bedroom. 3~ bath townbome 'ft'\\ Ix grcenbeJt cla.e to pool and spa. ..,.... ~~ '-.4bout the entire home. Upgraded. Ri~ -_, wJ>tace. Best value in Bclcoun. SSl9,000. CALL RON F£LSOT 7•SIM WAITED 3 IEIUIM HD•E I have a c:lieat Rady to buy today. If you haft a 3 bedroom home in Corona cld Mar or Ncwprot Heipts with a pat yard-DON NOT WAfT. Call today! Olli.A DELGADO 1-.5111 Gncious S cw 6 bedroom laomc inducling a grand open cnarw:e. s,.ao. aw l1lite, rorma1 diDiaa room, study or 6th bedlOOlll, family room or entertaiamt ballroom uc1 aoannct titdla. Thit specious (approx. S700 sq. ft.) and elepat home bu recently been •~modeled with an e•quilile deisp t.beme I..arae pool. spa and doc:t few ln'l'&I boma. Sl,,675,000. JUNE DA VIS ,_5111 Ull llll II 45'LIT Sopbiabcmd ud depnt aewer 3 bedroom home with soariaa wllitc wuhcd ~ islaDd titchea with Earopcaa c:alliDctry. spearatc 2nd atOJY master with towaae area. fiR,a.:e and balcony. Just listed at S6S9,000 DEUA DELGADO 7a..!lll IEWUITIH Best of Harbor View Homes livina-Andenon 1ehool. peat family comauity ud aaocia•ion.. Four ~ room•. f•• room, private hash yard. Call for appoi.na ... MAalLYN aULD.SY 161-5111 • ISMl4'7 IUlllLLE WITI A llEW II .. CAIYll M~tly deconllcd home with view, pool, spa and mtertauuna area. 4,000 square feet with 4 bedrooms. off1ee and nen:iac room. Totally rdurbisbed with new carpets. wall ~ and new kitchen. S66S,OOO. UTIDJl Y AN1' 761-5111 IPYILAll llll S-6 ~rooms. 3 baths, spa, large yarcJ, new carpet. Best buy m Spyglaa. Vacant and ready to mo"VC m Gorgeous city lights view. MAU GULLEDGE 7""'5111 LllllA IUCH CIAIMEI Adorable 2 bedroom, I~ bath cottage. Walting dista"'% to beach.. Ocean view from sun decl. French doon and windows. Owner motivated. S6S Anita Street. Reduced to $209,000. GISJ:LA 8URMDSTE.lt 1-.5111 IEW EAST lllE TOWlllME 2 bedroom, 2~ bath, ISSO sq. ft. attached pnge-aMI unit. Lots of light! $149~. PHIL ST AJlllN9URG 7""'~ IEW UITlll-UICll IAI JOA.II• Lower level 2 bedroom and den condo with 2 patios. Golf coune location ptus city lights views. Two car garage plus extra off street parting. Sl89,.SOO. FOi' exclusive showing call . . Marilya a.Aley 7a-SIM • IS4-tl.C7 ESTHER YANK 7•SHI IECOUIT TOWIE COLLECTIOI This most desirable plan ·o .. fonneT model home has been decorated in neutnl colon throupout. Marble floors will kad you into the formal entry with circular aaircase. rotamda, and c:emn1 stytipt. This3 ~ 3~ ~bu J marble fa.replaces ud a spcc:tacuJar master suite with own sitting area. Pivaae spa with waterfall S819,.SOO. RON FELSOT 1-..~ 'lllUTll'~ TIUIUIE CIUT Wish you bad a small investment with posirive cash flow? Here it is! For undeT Sl20,000 you can own a 3 bedroom Town.home in 1rvi.ne with a areat teD&llt.. Asaume existing low interest loan ud st.art coUiectiDa rent. For financial information. call MAXI.NE GOLDEN 7-~ IAl•lmME 3 bedroom and retreat and 3 bMJaa. Go,.eom ocaa and city view. Very depnt $629,000. For epno.oal sbowint call 11AU GvuiDG'& 1't 9111 JO IET LIC&l.E Chic muJti-lcYCI ia Tmtlc:roct tMI oatc1uaa tbe compdition. Two 1tOfJ ~room. wilh fireplM:c. Open COUJd.J'J titclw:e J w.--2~ Ntk. Upsaic liW-. for .. .SJ7J9'00. FOi' a special appoilltmcat. calJ MAlllNE GOLDEN la5111 llll-11 IEW .. E Ocaa froet Jiabt wl airy. Wroom. 3~ Mlh. Private patio with spa ud bar-e-quc. Grommd titcM'O, wet .,... • Frmch cloon and more. Buy now ud eajoy snmllMT lumetl. DIANA P8~D 'NI 5111 Jiil 1.11111 IUllEW-IEW ..... Prime view JoctioD, with pri••• • ,.n1. u~ dep8I ~in antral tOla.. llcady to IDO\l'C iato. Privalc IM'Wiop. .IO-A.NNDORAN M .. 11 3 CORPORAJE ~LAZA • SUITE 101 • NEWPORT CENTER • . • • • BY ANNETrE WATSON c..... ... Elli., •••• ,.... .._.,.. Semas in Newport Bne• recently honored top agents for the first quarter of 1987 and recognized seven new realtors, thus increasing its staff to 4S agents. "We arc extremely proud of our agents here in the Newport Beach office and we arc partic- ularly pleased that seven top agents have joined us since the .. fint of the year,.. said Tom Qmeem, vice president and dis- trict manager of the Newport Beach office. .. We have experienced a very active market which this year bas represented an average of 4S buyers or sellers a month. One of our partnership teams, Ed Escano and Mallftell W•lte, represented the seller for the biggest sale to date in Harbor Rid1e-a home that sold in DANNY BIBB LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 904 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5 Beautiful Dutch colonial, 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, pow- der room, Hbtwy, ten foot celllngs, wide IMllls, next to landscaped IWk-Finest pwnl1'lc north ch8nnel view. Pier Md slip for l8rge boM; $2,825,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 815 VIA LIDO SOUD OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1-5 Wldch..,..... from 3 lewela of finest Udo view. D•per lot gives 1Wvtew. Fourbedroqms, 4 blllhs; IMJroom, bo9t room, gourmet kitchen. Brick pdowlttl fire ring. Second story roof deck recreaUon ..._Sandy b•ch, pier and float $1,995,000 BALBOA ISLAND 303 A'POLENA AVENUE Available JNlfJ 11111 $3,500/month or for sale $650,000. a..utiful traditional 3 bedroom. 3 a.th home. QualitJ constructed, peof•lioaallJ deconl- bld home on exc1l1nt stleet. F.-... 2 master bedrooms. Winw In 1980 of .. Best Balboe w.nd Home of the Yw". INCOME PROPERTY IN ORANGE COUNTY We hllve a.-;ment unlla W .. In Omnp CountJ from 20 lndlwiduel units to 70 unil .............. SAN JACINTO RIVERSIDE COUNTY Prime location on Romona Expn••8'· Appfow81 given for 151-unlt apart111Mt on 1.13 8Cf9S. $500,000 Also Motor Inn commen:lal 9lte of 4.5 llCI-.. for $425.-. -#~~~.a.-- - --.. -. -. -- -·-- Top Apnts Recopize4 Da••J 8lltlt achieved the number one position in tbe Southwest Region with accum- ulated sales through May. Bibb also received honon for 1ehiev- ing the number two position in the Grubb and Ellis Residential Brokerage Services company throughout the nation. A.- Peters was top salespenon dur- ing the fint quarter. Donna Godshall achieved the number one position in the Southwest Region for January. And IJnda Oetb received recognition for her achievements in March when she represented the buyer or seller in five transactions and the buyer and seller in an additional three transactions. Danny Bibb Although Danny Bibb grew up in a f amity of general con- tractors and builders, his first career was in the restaurant business. But his general famil- iarity and intetest in housing led him to switch careers in 1975. .... had always been interested in real estate. I have even built ANN PETERS ' IC'\Wlll cmaom boma md .. in..,..iaai~or ....... ~-.nil baek-....... bill...,~ me beaw lene .., clieall, .... I cu more radily identify. with their needs and help them acliieve their real estate goals. The more a realtor knows about every upect of the business, the more be can help his clients, .. said Bibb. Bibb specializes in Big Canyon where be is a resident and very active on the board of directors of the Big Canyon Community Association. Last year Bibb sold almost SO percent of the total homes sold in Big Canyon. And, in the last four years, he sold 53 homes in the community. 041 feel it is my responsibility to be familiar with everything that is going on in the commun- ity of Big Canyon, which includes knowledge of all the community association ·s activi- ties and building parameters of the area. Today, major renova- tions arc taking place through- out Big Canyon with at least a half dozen homes being remo- deled at any given time. Big Canyon is wonderful and I feel fortunate to live and work in this great community," said Bibb. Bibb has clearly shown that dedication and specialization in a community brings success, as is evident in his awards from Grubb and Ellis. Big Canyon was built 15 years ago. It is comprised of a variety of residences f roni condomini- ums to custom homes. 04This community is very private with beautiful foliage and greenbelt, golf course views. It is coove- n icn t l y and functionally located-close to everything. yet you ·don' get trapped in a lot of traffic. It~, also an ideal family community with many cul de sac streets and homes uraqed on blocks that create a friendly neighborhood atmosphere, .. said Bibb. After a career M a lctiOOI teacher, followed by raitinafour children, A• Peten fiaally pursued her life-long interest ia real estate. It wu faftcea ~ ago that she got bet realtor\ license and then went on to act her broker .. liCeftic. 041 alwa)'I wanted to ao ibto real estate, but I realized bow time consuming it was. After the children were grown, I felt I could devote myself to it, because it is a seven day a week occupation. It takes total ded- ication on the part of the real- tor," said Peters. Peters has experience with properties throughout Newport Beach. Tustin and Laguna Beach as well as with raw land. She attributes her success to her interest in people. 06Real estate is a people busi- ness. I have a reputatjon for being honest and ethical and I listen to my clients-I find out Cid t1• .... C11 DONNA QODIHALL. CIUCAGO 'fffl ~E AND SAFECO 1Tfl .E HAVE JOINED FORGES ID CREME 1llE MAJOR FORCE IN THE '11'fl .E INDUSIRY. _.._ ---' .. . . ..... ~~ ------- .. • IS RESIDENTIAL llROK:ERAGE SERVICES '1 [ ' 'I ' l 1 0 I T J "f f rj 1] ~ J . ~ H , :( 1 o \ , r l 1 NEW LISTING · llffllll lnlf•• ....... . The ullmate In gr1ICioua end excllng IMng but ptMned tor a tlrftlY. Wonderful m•tt r _... wll\ ..,.._and aldy. A_,,. ... wing wl" lm,ge tamly room Md 3 edloinlng bedrooms. Gourmet kitchen with bey view, maids room. Slip for a larve yacht Barbera Aune TIP• TIE Lm • CUTll l•llHE aa•t Tine bedroom. ~ bath. deliglMW decorated and fumilhed Augusta (largest) model. Country club and night light views. Security 9*r communitY pOola. ape and tennil. Minutee from Newport bu8in 111. cultural and beaches. Appointment only evenings and weekenda with Tom AHinaon 1'7111 W Matti Former model In the Crest "'Renaisunce" with a ICllll ,_ I.CJ. 111.. beeuttful view. Very private. Large decks. Convenient Immaculate 1 bedroom condo facing pool and floor plan with master suite down. Three bedrooms overk>oklng lovely greenbelt. Lower comer unit plus loft. Perfect condition. Beverly Morphy Columbia Square is perfect for faculty, student or lnveMofi Paula Balley PIEITI•Hl IU Ill.All 147 .... View9 of golf COU1M and lake from this 3 bedroom, YW P.Ullllll 11U. . 3 bath bi-level luxury condominium. Formal dining Thia eophisticated 2 bedroom. 2 beth. townhome near • room, gourmet kitchen, vaulted ceilings in the the South Coat Plaza Meb'o area. Recentty decorated spacious master bedroom. air conditioning and in neutral cokn ta home teetu,_ many ~ central vacuum are just a tew of the many amenitiea. including minored walls and berber carpet Donn Wall Gayle Amato malffl 11-. LET•a1a1•• ... 111 Tri-aev.13 bedroom, 2 bath townhome in the beautiful Gather around the custom bar of this open flow'~ Bluff. of Newport Beech. ~ repainted and floor plan with aoering ceilings. This 2 bedroom plus carpeted and in move-in condition. Donna Wall den. 2~ tMdt1 home al90 enjoys spartding city light views at night and majestic mountains by day. IDtlB • ...,. W' • .. lftl.111 Maureen White and Ed &cano Thia e bedroom, 4 ba1h home located in the heart of Irvine hu It all! A gr:eet pool & IP&. block wall, •mrruTa t•llHIE ..... 3 car ganige. Mt-In kitchen, parquet entry and hall, Enjoy the beauty and preetige of Harbor Ridge. High IOlar ay....,,, air conditioning, new interior paint ceilings. large deck and pdoe. tonnal dining --. Be\eriy Duddy ~ ........ lllUdy, 3 ftreplacea Megniftcentview. ,_ tm •T •I.I. lftl,111 all tis plus the PC>Ola and tennis COUfta. Barbin lute Thia home haa one of the largest wooded percela • CllTll I I I Ull 11 Pl.Al Z ••11 I In w.a V.-de.,.. plus 4 bedlooma. From the formal lde91ty located in the heart of Big canyon. tt"8 4 dining or famlty room you can view the loYety ""8Ced bedroom Broadmoor is a perfect famity home. g91dena and built-in bar-b-que. Quiet cul-de-sac. F•tu,_ formal living/dining rooms. specious family Tony Shew room with view of golf course. Secluded ape oft large muter suite. Denny Bibb and Stephanie Grody lllllTU YITRlff ml ..... Need.,.. _.a. room? How about• aeconct muter an~ ••.111 .,...? Maybe you have twins or perhape you just want WeH appoilltld 4 bedloom. 3 bath home with extra big roome all on one floor. Then you 8houldn't ml8s large game room. Featuring pool. spa & fountain in thla unutMMll 3 bedroom Lusk houM. Just right for expansive surroundings. Inside oak floors and people with apeclal proieda. Coby Ward 118ircw. ~ient buitt-ins. two fireplaces plus many extras mak• this an exceptional home m 11 m IEICI . 1114.19 compHme11tld by the open canyon and city lights view. Big lot. Greet c-AtOm famity home. lulh ~ Sera HkvMn Ttne ~ 2 betha. Rbt.ry and ldl Loe• d on one of Newport Helghta ._.•••a.ell••'• ·----·•a 1111m11E 1111.111 wing. A muat to-. Mk-My Rowe and Tony Shew a..1y oflered. this 4 bedloom Venalllea model ~ is our most luxurious and popuW loor --Mii i I -llllTI 1411.19 plan. F...,. dramlllc 2 ltoly entry with ••taping . long ..,.... ....... ay ..... to .. w:IUded llngle clrcuW min: .... '-98 tormel living. dining • tamly 11ory 3 bedroom. ~ a.th. fMlly room hoime. MM1 rooma. Luxurloue ......., .,... locmd on lril ..,.._ ditcondot _._ wood tkJiora. mirron. 9kytighll. Excdant cul-de-w: ~ with 9CelMc viawa. priw111 p1111o wtth tpa off m1t11r ....., Ma&nen o.nny Bibb end~ Grody _..,Ed &c:Mo - - ... ml CIA El letlll . Open .. front door to • ..._ """" brick .,...., eurroundad ~ COiilloltlble 3 baidlOOlft. 2 b9lt home. twdwoOd loon. ....... c tlllilfl9 and u8ad brick ........ A wondartul '*-lor -~ indoora and out.~ lMril ,,_Ill WWWllllPMll al.A 1111.m specloul 5 bidloom. cuMcJfn home In Harbor Ridge. Dramatic ~ dellgn bY Robel Earl. 8kyllghta. cathedral oaill"'8 and f NnCh doors ~ Enonnoua prtw• lot. lueh grounds. OWiy ... Lola ..... , ' ... -.... '""\I I ' • ' ·, I i ~ ' I llllf11111 I IMIB-11 ...... from .,. ....... IMng room. tonMI ...... ,.. ... klchen. Thia "*'°"' 2 badl--. 2 ...._ .... oonnunMy condominium ii In • 1111.-. 1s• • °"'*. ~ anJdoue to .... c.roevn &.----.. ~ . 200 LOTS LIT .. + lier down ••••.•......•......• $170.000 Emmi' MY -Parle views ................. $250,000 • C II II -Veews .............•........•. *"50.000 n IDl:A -Veew lot -mutli-res .•........•• $500.000 U1 .. -Rat building lot •..•.•.•.....•• $650,000 MAI II ... -Veew lot ................... $895,000 f I 111 IWf MY -Lot w I pier permit ........ $800,000 LIT -multi -Zoned R-1 /R-3 ............ $1,400,000 MDIII WE Plmt -Veews ............... $1.250,000 MAI ID .. Plmt -Veews ............... $1, 150,000 CHIU IB. ... -Veew Lot ................ $975,000 a&r-:msrm 11.•• FabulOUI cu9IDfn Hllrbor Ridge 5 bedroom. 7~ blll\ home. Bnaat:Wdng ocean. bey and city lights views. Priwl• gu.t _.. with living room and outside mircw. Bi-level pool with cl9Cading w...,...... and spa. Gourmet kitchen and much more. Danny Bibb and Maureen White SELECTED PROPER~!E~ ACAlll Fmm ILl 111._ Immaculate 1 bedroom condo facing pool and overlooking lovely greenbelt. lower comer unit. Columbia Square is perfect tor faculty, Sludent or investor! Paula Bailey YW ... Hl•ll 1111.19 This sophisticated 2 bedroom. 2 bath. townhome nMr the South Coast Plaza Metro ...... Recently decorated in neutral colors this home teetures many upgqdee including mirrored walls and beft>er carpel Donn wan Tll aJffl .... Tri-level 3 bedroom. 2 beth townr"lome in hi beaulitul Bluffs of Newport Be1ch. Aeoentty repeinted and carpMed IOd.ir1 nme-m condition. Donna Waif • IOTUI • :-t1E UICI" •... lftl 111 This 6 bed%om, 4 bath home k>ca'8d in the hW1 of Irvine has it am A great pool & spa. block Wiii. 3 car garage. eat-in kitchera. parquet entry and hall. solar system. air conditioning. new interior paint Beverty Duddy HllYM•t•l.1. Pftlll This home has one of the largest wooded s-rc all in Mesa Verde.-plus 4 bedrooma. From the tom.I dining or iamity room you can view the lovely tlrraced gardens and built-in bar-b-que. Quiet cul-de-sac. Tony Shaw wa&lU EllJ'Uff -..... Need an U.ci9e room? How llbout a leCC>nd maal 1 suite? Maybe you~ twi,. or .,.map. you 1'* W9nt big rooms all on one floor. Then you lhouldn, .,.. this unulUlll 3 bedroom Lusk houM. Jult right tor peopJe With tpeCijl pro;ec1L Coby Weld m11m.. 111um Big lol ar... Q'*>m family home. LUlh _. .... Three bedloon. 2 .... librwy and loft. Loe 11111 on one of Newpcwt t tejghel be9I Ill•• Chldten"a wing. A"""' to-. Micby Rowe and TO!f'r/ Shew IBl-••••-••m Mll.m Long sm• drivewa'Y 1w11 '° .. Mduded ...... stcwy 3 bedroom. 2~ beth. ~ room home. U.W, decoratt>r extras: wood ttoon-mil•ors. .,..._ private pUC> with ..,. off ma1'1r ..., ~ White/Ed Escano Lmm.ECIPII B lt•Jlll Open l'9 tront door to a large aunny brick Piiio surrounded by comtonilble 3 bedroom. 2 ~ ...... HardwoOd floors. beeln ceilinga and uwt .... fir_.. A wondartul ~ tor •.....nng iMloOl9 and oul JcMlr1 Lewis NO. I (714) 631-8120 SERVING ALL OF COSTA ::-6 Friday, June 5, 1987 25CENTS Beginning June S, Baker Communications started general circulation of the Costa Mesa News. A sister publication of The Newport Ensign, The Costa Mesa News provides its readers with local new features, sports, and society coverage. · In addition, The Newport Ensign's popular real estate and classified sections are expanded to cover and circulate in Costa Mesa. The result will be a combined circulation of S0,000 homes in Newport and Costa Mesa. ... ma ... . 1.ove1y ground 1oor c-.Jltom ~·••Ii 2 bedlUOln ... 2 .... condo ... .,.aio. In .... COMPiex ... communlr •••court-. pool. .-. b•ullUI 19Cft 1llon room Md ....,. ~ ' cm• wilt..,,. Md lhow-. ILll 11.. ••·1• ..,llT CW wtll pilltdike lefting and ..._ End unit .. 2 bedlooma. 2 ..... ln8ide laundrY. pdo Md community pool and .,._ Bike nil to beach. 1111.m l7Mlll CSTA ma · Eastside complex with community pool. ..,. to storee and restaurants. Two story comer unit with 3 bedrooms. 2 bathe.. woodbuming fireplace and nice patio. A little polilhlng and you'll have a gemlt 11n• -111-1• •••T 1a11•1E -WaJk to Hoeg and medical buildinga. bike to beech. Airy apacioua end unit with 3 bedrooms. woodbuming ••ace. double garage Md &arge patio. City light views trom ........ steps to community pool. .... 111·1• IMHllE Coeta Meea 3 bedloom townhome with oak cabiMlry, mirrored wmdrobes and atlached ftnished 2 c=-o-age. Freehty ~ quilil beck unit with UMd brick patio and large grassy yard. .,...... 111·1• " I I • · LIU R C1wming 2 bedroom. 1~ bath cOndo With lriterior laundry and 2 car garage. Decolator .,...... belt>er ~· mi binds. wet t.r In living 100m. mtrror9d wardrobes. central YllCUUll'I Md air conditioning. Jult ~ to bay and ocean b•ches. ~ 111·1• ALlllT ICHlf9IT · A.beolutely adorable remodel, bright and dauy 3 bedroom b 11ch hOU8e on tiny lot (no~ jult *PS to W1d. twdwood toora_ circular 9taircaee, fireplace and tamutlc views. ~ 111·1• ... If.Kl duplex -just a block to ocean. Super summer rental with 2 bedrooms in eech unit on rare 40' lot With 3 garages. 1111.111 111·1• •1ar11n In email~ Beach community with pool and '8ilnia. Ref'Urbished 4 bedroom, 2~ bath home on comer lot With formal dining room. sunny patio and greet sun.et vMtWs. Short walk to ocean. l.1111' 2 CJE•ll1.... 111·1• CAPE Cll •• •n -Lots of potlln1iat In this 3 bedroom, 2 beth home. la!99 I~ room with fl~ arid FNneh doors~ to patio with BBQ and cabana ptus laWri leeding to dOck for 28' boat Just a few blockl to ocean beechea. an• 111-1• Ul•t Ill.All ideal beeeh houee. for vacation OI fOre,,.... Wonderful 3 bedroom _.... loft and two stofy living room with huge fireplace and Iota of windows fOr light and *' teeHng. Clol9 to North BeyfrOnt. ...... ~ .... .-..a. AbeoltAlly charming 2 bedroom r9d brick co"'ge wllh ~ceilings.~ new C8fPll Md kMlly pllllo pe.. ~ 2 bedroom ~ Unit tot income. Excellint location. 5 9 ,....... l7Mlll mAT W"llOT LICINI · cloee to Newpoft Harbor Yacht Club. Bike to Balbo9 Pier and Pavfflion. A 3 bedloom beach hou• with MP8f'* bonus room and bd\. ...... 111·1• 11&.•A Ill.All .W in great location just off south bltytront Charming immaculate 3 bedroom home with corMf brick fireplace and sunny patio plus terrific 2 bedroom apartment over the garage. ...... m-.- llYHIO Cllll with turning basin and night light views. Elegant and immaculate 2 bedroom, tastefully decofated in neutral tones. Great location in security building with doorman and pool. 111.. 111·1• UAll CAIAl on Balboa's quiet little island. Dar1ing older 3 bedroom front house with bay view, 2 bedroom apMment. MP&ra'9 bunk room and 4 car parldng. Dock for two 18' boa1IL Assumable 1st TD. owner may carry 2nd. 11!5.• 17,._ IAYFlllT POTllaE -spectacular Newport Hart>or and night lights views from this newly carpeted, 2 bedroom and den with high ceilings and large deck. SeHer will consider trade and will carry 2nd T.0. Available dock tor 50' boat 1515.• a1 -t• IAYlllE Clft Cllll • Spacious 2 bedroom unit with den, fiR9place. top quality decor and attached 2 car garage. Living room with wet bar opens to watef'front patio in this elegant gated community with poot and spa. a.m 1 9 'I 1111..al1118.l • .. Jiii Ul·I• SS I I • .a l'9 cm• GI Ne~a don wfl\ ....... oc11n and c a ........ lMge 2 ltDry 4 bedloom hoft'9 wiltl ~ fMlity room and two~ ..-c1ous pelk». ~lately lumiehed Ill .. ~ 111·1• MYill10 • Charming 3 bedroom c.pe Cod on ep9Cious conw lot in thil tabuloue w.w oriel•lld community with guMied ~ and prN ... b11ct... U...-. mtlttr _... wil'I tlr..,aace and den (could be ... bedroom), farnity ~. wood looring. lhuttln and ... ined glm windows. Mcwe in reedy with heh decor. ~ 111·1• ... ml ou-.nding a..aom home in comer k>clllk>n with bay view. Ma dlbrraneen 4 bedloom with f8mily room and .uty. Bult in 79 and beeutifuly tlnilhed with imported IJdurea. a..aom Cllbinelry. tile and bel1* '*Pltlli loora. pened windows and French door'I tO IUMY IOUI\ plllio. • na 11 llHJHI 111.1• em.• T9m • in San Ju.I c.pislrano'• pt99tigicMa .. ...,. autt• ... fllbulous city and OCW\ view&. Exquilite ...... wtll 5 bedrooms. family room. library, fOflMI dining and huge kitchen. Lota of -and beeutfful --lvoughout Cu*>rn pool and spa. ...,.,,..a1ure controlled wine dOMt. exerd9e room Wt" ..... and compl8" eecurity ayltlm. Lender owned. .... 111·1• E9 m IME MYFllOT Frelhly painted and relutbi9hed with dock for large yacht Paneling and mouldings throughout ttW 5 bedloom with a dining room fit for a royal banquet. 2 atofy living room with French doora. beam ceilinged library, famity room and gourmet kitchen. U98d brick entry courtyard and r9r patio with spa. Rll.m 111·1• LWIEmlUIY IAYfllft with fabulous views down HalbOt laland channel Beau1ifulty remodeled and customized with lavish UM of wood and glass. 6 bedroom with den. dining room. office and dock for 3 lwge boetl plus epecious w8'8rfront pdo and en'9f1aining--with spa. Owners will carry 11t T.D. (Lii UH.IIi 111·1• IA ft In KlfBT• in lttis 3 bedloom with oflce. den opening to 20' lap pool. gounnet kitchen and dllwtic 2 stofy living room with a wall of window9 opening to wat8iilont pdo leading to ~ dock b .., • ., boeta. SUpertaey remodeled~ an imp a 111¥8 Corona del Mar addlw. ... , , r • 11.1.. a1-1• llPlllT1CATO UYFlllT • BcNautifully executed 4 bedroom including luxurious master with giant clo9etldressing room. large tormal dining room. den and dock for 50' sail or powet boat Open multi level floor plan, with spacious hjgh ceilinged rooms. stained glass. oak paneling and cabinetry and security system. French doors open to bayside patio for enter1aining. lt.Jlll• 131·1• Unmlfl IAYJlllT with over 80 fl of water frontage and panoramic views of the widest part of Newport Harbof. Older home with large. gracious rooms. aJI freshly refurbished with new paint and carpeting plus new landscaping. Formal dining. family and sun rooms plus courtyard with pool. Prestigious guarded waterfront community with private beaches. 11.•• 131·1• pnme south t Castle like extenor built in '8' with 4 bedrooms. family and formal dining rooms. 2 spas. sauna. play yard and new dock. All systems. including security. are computer guided. a.••• 111·1• HOMES, INC. REALTORS· Jl5 M~rine Ave. BalbcM lsUnd •1ae111 - - ,.., DATE Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar. 23 Mar.23 Mar. 24 Mar.24 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 24 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 25 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 , Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar. 26 Mar.26 Mar.26 Mar. 26 LENDER American Com Mortpge 632-7766 PROPERTY ADDRESS 23 l Colton Street 1141 W. Balboa Blvd. 178 Shorecliff Road 1840 Leeward Lane 4300 Patrice Road 2207 Franc~co Drive 34 Mainsail Drive 814 W. Bay Avenue 327 Alvarado Place 2297 Redlands Drive 1616 Sea Bell Circle 517 Carnation Avenue 107 Milford Drive 24 71 Crestview Drive 1326 Mariners Drive 410 Morning Star Lane 250 I Via Marina .. ~· -.. 14 Deerwood Lane 1921 Port Weybridge 1948 Port Albans 1915 Yacht Maria 427 Lugonia Street 1433 Santiago Drive 3608 Marcus Avenue 1215 Pembroke Lane 1026 Port Charles Place 1948 Port Claridge Place 508 Dahlia Avenue 512 Femleaf Avenue 5 Goleta Point Drive 4627 Cortland Drive Bayview Mortgage TRUST DEED $130,000 Unavail Unavail $153,100 Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $224,100 Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $184,000 Unavail "-i Qnavail Onavail $220,000 $153,000 $240,000 $110,200 $280,000 $261,000 $100,000 $140,000 Unavail $115,000 Unavail $500,000 $206,000 Unavail Unavail Unavail $345,000 Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $249,000 $435,000 Unavail $1,400,000 Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $331,500 $300,000 U.navail Una~ $349,000 Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $200,000 $750,000 $266,000 COMMENTS I Bi-weekly loam available up to S400K, 10.5%. Alt for Du. 5,_ 9~% Call 9~% ·~ Call JO~%~% ·~ ., ........ ~ 640--0410 BMC Mortgage 851-0431 9%9& Call 9~ Cal ·~% Call 10~% 7% NOIH>WDCr occapied 2 (cuhout)from~ Not ., .. ..._ ,._ 'JIMli. Far West Savings CaD about our and Loan JO~ 2 9~9fr. 2 H~9' 2 11~ 7J69' l~ NOPOINTS 1ou. 250 4468 Metrnor Fmancial NewportU~ Mortpaie 101A% 2~ 93'~ 2 261-2522 America .. 5da ..,.. hinter. JumbO my cau qllllifilr, piUdme • ....... AnWat. of Metro. Lile. 2 .. droom 220 Nice Ln #109 (VIiia Balboa) Sun 1-6 831-1400 $195,000 801 lido Pk Dr l2A (Lido VHl8ge) Satl8un 1-6 831-1400 $510.000 3 ......... 236 Driftwood (Shcnellffl) I FrWat 1-6 875'«>00 "50.000 2108 Viata L.8NdO (BIUffa) 875-eOOO 1254.000 s.vsun 1-6 '871 Vlata Bonita (Bluffs) Sun 1-6 875'«>00 $255.000 2821 Pebble Dr. (HV Hiiia) * '875-6000 $885,000 Sun 1-6 219 Poppy (Olde CdM) Sun 1-6 675-6000 $795,000 2105 Miramar (Pen Pt) 831-1400 $550,000 SaVSun 1-6 2522 Vista Or. (Bayshores) # 631-1400 $875,000 SaVSun 1-5 2532 Circle Dr. (Bayshores) # 631-1400 $835,000 Sa'1Sun 1-5 104 Via Palermo (Lido Jsle) 631-1400 $399,500 Sun 1-5 2435 Orange (Costa Mesa) 631-1400 $168,500 Sat 1-5 2668 Bayshore Or. (Bayshores) # •a * 631-1400 $1,895,000 Sun 1-5 2463 Irvine 644-6200 $275,000 SaVSun 1-5 4 Bedroom 26 Mission'Bay (Spyglass) 644-6200 $649,000 Sat/Sun 1 :30-6:30 500 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle)•# 631-1400 $695,000 SaVSun 1-5 21 Hermitage (Big Canyon) 644-6200 $640,000 SaVSun 1-5 24 Rue Grand Valle (Big Canyon) 644-6200 $880,000 SaVSun 1-5 I' 15 lnvemess (Big Canyon) 644-6200 $1,295,000 SaVSun 1-5 3514 Catamaran (HV Hills) 644-6200 $395,000 Sun 1 :30-5:00 5 Bedroom 1339 Hamp Shire Cr. (Baycrest) * # 831-1400 $525,000 Sun 1-5 53 Harbor Ridge Dr. (Harbor Ridge) 644-6200 $710,000 SaVSun 1-5 214 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) 644-6200 $1,375,000 Sun 1·5 • Bedroom 15061 Clemons (Irvine) 644-6200 $225,000 Sun 1-5 1 Carmel Bay Or. (Spyglass) 644-6200 $796,444 Sun 1..S 2501/2511 Seaview (CdM) 875-2311 $815,000 Sun1--t Ker: * Pool or Spa • View # Family Room • Waterfront · /,, ...... , ,, .. ,, U••tl ,,,. .,, -2CM. cnwal cap -.4CM. life cap - 1 ~ points+ $200 . Col Midtml lorOM ot (714) 955-2105 WESTERN COUNTIES MOITGAGE 19762 MecArtlw IW., ~ Jllm ZI. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWS"" IC R E A T 0 R s s BEYERL Y HILLS BREHTWOOO HANCOCJC PAU NEWPORT 8£ACM SAN DtEGO SAN FRANCISCO SAN MARINO SEA nu; NEWPORT BEACH BLUFFS • SPACIOUS END UNIT . Laree 4 bedroom condo overtookinc patio & ereenbelt. One bedroom & bath on lower levet. Great versatility for Office. maids or in-law quarters. 3 bedrooms, din- ina/ijvinc room. kitchen & eatinc nca on main level. Reduced $25,000 now $285,000 including land. SALLY StlPt.EY I JOYCE DA80l T BLUFF8-S2Cll,OOO FEE, AFFORDABLE a AV AIL.ABLE 4 BEDROOM · with master suite.2nd bdrm. living/dining area on main level. Two bdrms & bath upstairs. Convenient location. Easy walk to Eastblutf shopping center,C.D.M. High School, tennis, &churches. Private patio on greenbelt near pool. Vacant & Priced to sell quickly. &209,000 includes land. SALLY SHIPL£Y I JOYCE DABOL T OPEN HOUSE SAT"& SUN 1·5 22« VISTA HUERTA · BLUFFS, N.B. GOOD PRICE REDUCTION· N.B. CONDO. ·A $7.000 price reduction makes this lovely Bluffs condo one of the area's best buys. 3 bedrooms,21h baths, hu&e country kitchen tn rural-i&ke settmg. Price includes land. $232.500 BLUFF.S SINGLE LEVEL • VIEW OF BACK BAY a OCEAN. · This property located in the original Bluffs is exceptional & rare. A three bedroom one story with fabulous view of Back Bay & ocean. Two spacious patios with lots of room to expand rt desires. Excellent location on greenbelts. $309,000 includes land. SALLY SHIPlEY I JOYCE DEBOLT BLUFFS END UNIT CONDO.· 3 Bdrms. 21h baths. Completety remodeled kitchen w/custom cabinets & new appliances.fireplace. wet bar. Walk to schools & Eastb&utf Villace. Meticlousty dean home. $225,000 includes land. MARIA BERCOVITZ aw.a -REDUCED -FAST SALE t•IU.DI LAllCIE ASSUllAm E LOAN llA Y LEAM/OPTION. · Newly decorated 3 bdrm two story cOldo Wltlt private enclosed patio. Cofwentent location near EasUlluff Shoppinc Center & C.D.M. Hiett School. Priced betow market to sen quickly. Fast possession possible. Reduced to $185.900 l.H. SALLY StlPl£Y I JOYCE DEBOl T LIDO ISLE -EXCELLENT CORNER LO- CATION . on Via Lido Soud. SuMy brCht home one block from dub house. Private beaches. Tennis and parks. 4 Bdrms plus den, 2 baths. $499,000 MARIA BERCOVITZ BIG CANYON YERSAI LES · Extra large lot on eolf course with pzebo,bbq, pOol New marble entry and ditq room floor. Needs cosmetic repairs. New f rench doors from Kitcben to yard. Gnlt potential $695,000 DOROTHY HMDCASru .KMt ON THE UllDWAQON BEFORE IT'8 TOO LAft · This qUality condo is _.inc distance to beach. has easy access. top security, a populaf floor p&an & a slUll price to pay for Newport Bach. $139,900 LIZ BEAZl.EY .. #2 Corporate Plaza SUite 150 Newport Beach i;; BAYSHORE 8AY8HORES BA YFRONT WIPER. · Pnme lacation for channe & night light views in gaurd gated community. Excellence in craftmansh1p throughout. 4 bdrms each Wlth bath, large formal dining room. gourmet kitchen w/top of hne appliance. Marvelous famtly room, 3 fireplaces, 3-car garage. Steps to beach. MARILYN TWITCHELL/MARIA BERCOVITZ KINGS PLACE · Extremely comfortable family home an sought after area. Good potential for apprecia- tion. See this 3 bedroom home on a very large lot on one of the nicest streets in Newport Beach. $345.000. LIZ BEAZLEY NEWPORT C:REST-TOWNHOUSE. · Dra- matic "Plan 1" featuring a wet bar, fireplace.. a great famtly style eat-in kitchen with French doors leaden& to a pnvate patio, 3 bedrooms. 21h baths. Great locabon our pool and tenms courts. Hurry on this one. Priced to sen at $173,000 BARBARA CHAMBERS YERSALES BEST BUY · Enioy good cross ventilation in this beautiful corner unit "Renoir" model condo. Two large bedrooms & two baths. Mirrored closet doors, freshly carpeted, draped & painted in neutral colors. It won't last long at $l23,500 JOYCE DA80l T /SALLY SHIPLEY S .. GLE8, FED UP WITH SHARING? SENIORS, TIRED OF LIVING WITH RELA- TIVES? · H so. be sure to see this first ftoor bachelor unrt 1n Newport Beach whach has 1ust been made avatlable. Attractive Shot• Screens divide bedroom & living area. Tastefully decorated & elegant club house facd1ties for your convemence. $73,900 JOYCE DABOl.T/SALLY SHIPLEY CORONA DEL MAR SOUGHT AFTER 8HORECLFFS · Ocean views enhance this pacious custom 3 bedroom home set on a laflt lot Just a stones throw from gated beach. The charm of days tone by with lath and plaster. ~rown mou~ hardwood floors. French doors and lots of warm use bnck! Move 1n or plan to expand. Pnced to sell at $695,000 MARl.YN ... L 7 HARBOR VIEW HILLS · Secluded and quiet cul· de-sac locabon. This lovety 4 bdrm,21h bath home (sandpiper model) 1s light and open. 5'tuated in a park hke garden settmg. The extensive upgrades make this property most attracltve..-and 1nvtbng. Room tor a pool too. Call for details the pnce of $425,000 mdudes the land. TROOY SlUBBlHELD GARDEN GROVE TWO llEDROOll COtmO · SIUI cut*sac complex_ Sqle story duplex. Double attached &araee with opener. Large rear yard, gazebo, Inn, trees. Communrty poot Good school dlstnct Easy access to 22 frwy. $107,900 DOROTHY flTQ£U IRYINE WOODllRIDGE-"REDWOOD" MODEL Three bedrooms. 2.5 baths. wet bar, fireplace, 2 air cond1boned. Great locabon, walk to pool. Seaer mobvated ReaJ Estatt agent MARIA B£RCOYITZ SOUTH LAGUNA INCREDIBLE Y ALUE ON THE OCEAN- FRONT-REDUCEDI REDUCED!· Owner must sefl!! Rl&ht on the beach an South Laguna. Private entry courtyard. modern kitchen. 4 bedrooms 14 steps to the sand. 4 car parlang. See and buy. $795.000 LN>A TAGLIAN£TI1 INCOME PROPERTY BEAUTFUL ~BEACH PROPERTY BACK ON THE MARKET · Hurry! It waff not last~ 3 bedrooms, 2 blthS upstairs and 2 bedrooms, 2 baths downstairs.: .._ ~ celling. fireplace an bv1nc room and master bedrOOfft of upslatrs unit Downstairs unit has fireplace in the tlvq room that looks toward the sunset & onty steps to the ocean. IMIM BERCOYITZ/IMRI. YN TWIT<HU • Newport Beach Califarnla 12111 .. , - .. : ' ·-i ---------:r -~------___ , --- Grubb and El staff to 45 a n C1 2 ,._ .. C4 exactly what their Deeds are. I am very knowledpble about the area and I work hard to mate things run so smoothly in a transaction. People tell me I have a aense of humor. That is something that is very important in real estate. I work at making eadh transaction pleasantly memorable to everyone involved," said Peters. Peters came to Grubb and Ellis two years ago. She said, "In • this marketplace you need to be connected with a company who bas a good reputation for having - a network of branches nation- wide. This offen you a wider spectrum of referrals and clients. Grubb and. Ellis i~ a well- establisbed company which helps me be of more assistance to my clients," said Peters. Peters likes to spend her spare time with her husband Dan and their four children. She also likes to travel. Donna Godshall Donna Godshall entered the real estate business in 1972. After raising her family, she wanted a career that would create an interesting lifestyle for herself. "Real estate has been very challenging and interesting for me. I ne ver got bored with it. Today business is very good. I have had a nfoc start for 1987. I feel I'm an eternal optimis~ so I think the rest of the year will go well too," said Godshall. Cameo Shores and Cameo Highlands arc Godshall's ~a of specialization. This area is located at the aoutb end of iD Newport &eiCla Wbca die Corona clcJ Ms and often many traNactioa clida'l maacrialii'.c, I pro~ with ~ views. decided to Ft ey real emte Godshall said~ WJ1ae people arc 1iccw. I tbCa clecide4 to con- wonderful in tbcle arcu. There tinue to increuc our famiiy•s is acceu to private beKba and invatmeata and before tbe fant 9S% of the homes have ocean week ended, I aOld a Claplex. Our views. The homes have one level invcstmcata ~ paibed into the and they offer complete privacy. background, • I aO,t 10 involved These arc two very comfortable on the behalf of my clients,,. said areas." Oeth, who in IM:ldition to her Over the years the real estate rcaltor•s license has a Graduate business has become very mean-Realtor9s Institute (GRI) certif- ingful to Godshall. ... enjoy icate. working with my clients. I get Oeth believes in what she attached to the families and look does. "I feel real estate is the only after them as if they wtre ]1&rt way people can accumulate of my family. I bave a special wealth. Seventy percent of the attitude that helps me take care wealthy people in the United of them and meet their needs. -States have gained their net In Godshall's spare time she worth from real estate. I believe likes to travel and visit with her in real estate as an investment. children. You should buy your flJ'St home Linda Oetb Linda Oeda entered real estate in an unusual way. "I wu about to re-enter tlic fashion business after raisin~ my three sons. I wanted to buy two dress shops & LINDA OETH and then 10 on from there to acquire an estate," said Oeth. Oetb began in real estate 11 years ago. Today lbe basically serves past cli$nts and referrals and serves all qf Newport Beach, Corona dcl Mar and Costa Mesa. People make the real estate in business interesting to Oeth. "The people you meet arc inter- esting and creative. They arc intelligent and it is a challenge to help them accomplish their important goals in life," said Oeth. Oeth likes to spend her spare time with her husband Peter and their three sons. She enjoys reading and is an avid runner- running three miles every morn- ing. Oetb is also a member of the Assistance League of New- port Beach. a note from maury YOU WILL FIND US AT AT 3732 E. COAST HWY., COM Good Buy at $385,000 Spacious Cameo Highlands home, 3 bedrooms, librarylfam- ily room, dining room, and living room around sunny, bright patio, pool and spa. Access to gated beaches. Assumable· loan. Don't miss this onel Sparkling 3 bedroo· With large cash do~ rate. Have a quick es R.,,,., •ghway in old COM. at reasonable fixed Two bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. $1,700/rnonth. NewtoGniiii;UMIDm seven top prodaCina ... ta joined the Grubb and Elli• Residential Brobrqe Servica team since January. These include ..._., o.MJ, 0.- Wal, Gen, Ra1m•aa, Jlletie Arc•er, · aoaale Roa, Toa1 Slaaw and Patricia McCahlle. "AU of theae agents have exten- sive real estate experience and will compliment our already outstanding staff," said Queen. 8e•er1J D•ddJ leads the expansion team for the number of transactions she has had since she joined the Newport Beach office in April. She has bad eight transactions in that short time. Duddy has been in real estate for almost five years. She entered real estate after spending 14 years as an accountant in the building industry. She said, 06This gave me a wonderful background for real estate. With " this becqtound and my lo¥e for ~ I Mw been able to be 1uccaaftal iD real ~ It .. an excitina f.eld and r:vcry u.nuo- tion praenta a aew cb•• ..... I also enjoy the dOIC network that the other aaeota create .• Duddy bU lived in N~rt Beach for JO years. Sbe comes to the Newport Beach off.ce from the Grubb and Ellia office in Irvine where, durina the fourth quarter of 1986, she was recognized for reccivin1 the most transactions award as well as becoming the top dollar producer in the Southwest Region. • •• GNbb ud Ells Relldeat•I BroUrqe Senices is located at #2 CiYic ~ Salte IM, in Newport Beacla. The phone number is (714) 6"-6211. Check great listings I &(R, ~~ Corona del Mar Duplez E" 'nc ~wt lay Views 2501 & 2511 Sav'.inr, c.orona del Mar * I I ........... , NeW~D; ... . lC.~aoc- One of NeW11Grt's Be•es IJntler •1 MIDlon . --.... --.· --._ In serene Shorecliffs, a familY home built with loving care and constant attention to every detail. Traditional look; contemporary convenience. Three handsome bedrooms, each with It's own bath, 3 used brick fire- places, a massive "great room" for family enjoyment and a carefully planned English garden. Proudly presented by Unique Homes at $850,000. Open Saturday and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. 235 DriftWood, Corona del Mar ----UNDER S21G GOO I "IEllT" • lll lllFFS -Three bdrms, 3 ba, .. Cll -.m -Home near the foot bridge ' freshly painted, upgraded baths, enlarged above pertl. 3 bdrm, 2 story with ~. 1 Wiii Clft Cll -Charming .. cottage" amid kitchen, end unit nr. comm. pool. $254,000 flreplacee, Md chefs special kitchen. $U2,000 Ir 111 Two bdrm, 2 ba. den, patio, .-Ml unit .. Jal .. _ Uttle Balbo9 lelMd, 4 bdnn, location, nw comm. pool, tennis. S250.ooo .. 2 ~ ~~O'; O ''~;~bdrm ~ a ba attr8Cttve decor, exciting eundedt. awam. ,..._ CLIM" Lm .. -UnNersHy Park story, ...,..t e. ~ __. ... car gar__., loan, moortng/eklff avail. $859,000 (owner/llgt) ... ~..... 3 bdrm 2 .... ~----• cond family room, 16 ._, .• dte yard. $349,000 1UWH110IM, ' ._. ~· .r ' CllTI "' • mt• -Beeutlful 4 bdrm on ~·highly upgnded. s1n,800 extra 18rge cul-de-sac lot. Absolutely ll11Mhk'Q I & .. -Hel• a ~ and paneled ... ,,. Ml -Delightful aettlng, pool like a at $705,000 oonctolNnlum overlooking Big c.nyon· golf. 2 pond, IP9Ctacul• IUft98t views OYer' P8Cfflc, 3 ,---------------__, bdrm, 2 ba.. plMtMlon 8huttera. $229,500 bdrm, 3 bath, study, one story home. $685,000 . • • CEii• -Real doee to everything! 3 llllElll 112&1• -•. 0 eky an fresh In-bdrm, 3 ba plus 3 bdrm, 2 ba duplex. shingled :11r1or. end untt.r a 0 ._ .!ops. 2 bdrma, 3 exterior, So. of highway. $395,000 be. ftreplece MGV ,.9"8. 1143,000 Cll-.0-H•d to find 1 bdrm over garages 3 bdrm, 2 ba hou8e. NMr S*k. shops and cafea. Sold In .... ls" condition. $329,000 ----•11.aao 1"0 500,000------OYER HALF MILLION--- m f CE1 1•1 f RT _ 3 bdrm 3 ba. with lllCIEST FmST CIST• -Approx. 4,000 sq ft, 5 001., vW beyond the greenbelt. Immaculate, bdrm, 4 ba. 3 fam. rooms, Hbrary, lrg lot, pool heh decor ind hMdY to pool, t.,nls.. $389,000 and spa, top upgrades. must see! $595,000 111 .. ---Npt. Heights landmartc, 4 bdrm, 4 beth In quiet .-. peek a view upstairs, ~ lot with room to flOW. $280,000 UllB W -Cottege flavored 3 bdrm, a block to Victoria Beach, newer and nicer, with a peek of blue vtew. $420,000 .. Ill AR• ••• -3 bdrms, fireplaces, 4 baths, 2 kitchens. Almost new. Most spectacu- lar. $795,000 ftBIU Tl&&T• -Brand new, on the sand, 2 bdrm, 3 ba.. lg master with fireplace & spa. European kitchen with imported tiles. $850,000 .-m ... SITAD -2 years new. 2 story 4 bdrm, 3 ba.. lush pool and spa area. Impeccable condition in fNerY comer. $579,000 B, ... lllWI -Ocean Blvd. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 1 story on highly elevated 40' lot. Approx. 180° view. Buy adj. 30' lot for 70' frontage. $849,500 ••• • ID1'a.lf ....:. Highly remodeled, ex-Pl•IU llftllll -50' in prime location on ~ matef' attte. eow1try kitchen, formal bay. Charm, 99duded patio, pier, float. Large dining wtth built-ins, .undeck, spa. $495,000 master & sitting room, living room. $995,000 I ll11ll B • I _.....~ 0 ~onaco model In I Wl1I • ti( RlfFS -In San Clemente, spec- H*bor View, SO -.. a, den, spotless tacular view of the Padflc, 5 bdrms, Mediter-condttton,man~ . ....ynbOrhood. $297,500 ranean ftavor, owner may fin . $1500,000 Open House S8turUy1-S llllECUffl $850.000 3 bdrm eetate, lovely Englilh pderlS Sund8y 1-5 ..... llEW II.LI '815.000 View, 3 bdrm. 1 story, pool IWffl $255,000 3 bdrm J p&an condo, vu llllECllfl $850,000 3 bdrm --·· lovely English pdena .. c. $795,000 Newer 3 bdrm, 3~ b9.. oc.n close IWffl $254,000 Fre.hly painted, upgr.cSed. 3 bdrm ZlhNllll 111 ....... A. Johfl90ft Diii••• M. Hugill !II"'" D. MiUer ,. .... Urllfll D.Bogga L---~~~~~~~~~~~~-- .. _, J 7 NEWPORT BEACH ... 1111111 ONl Y LUXURY HtGHAISE IN NEWPORT1 UTMOST SECUR- ITY INCLUDING DOORMAN. 7TH FLOOR UNIT WITH GLORIOUS OCEAN. HARBOR ANO LIGHTS VIEWS. IEWfUT IOa H•.111 BEACH FRONT TRIPLEX. 1 BLOCK TO FERRY, GREAT RENTAL LOCATION WITH BOARDWALK PATIO & TWO VW PRIVATE BALCONIES. &m lllE lllLlll DRAMATIC 2 STORY 4 BR CUSTOM HOME. MASSIVE DOORS. HIGH CEJUNGS. WONDERFUL OUTDOOR T1lEO PATIO, SPA & FOUNTAIN. LARGE MASTER SU'TE W/ FIREPLACE. , ... 1110 ,,.. BEAUTFUL WATERFRONT HOME WITH PIER & St.P. EXCEPTIONAL WATERSIDE PATIO, NEW KITCHEN, METICULOUSl Y MAINTAINED. 3 BR= OEN. ..... ... 1111.111 A8SOWTEL Y THE BEST BAYFAONT BUY, NEW WOOD FLOORS AND CARPETS. 3 CAR GARAGE. HOT TUB. 4 BR. 3 BA ROOM FOR 50' BOAT. ... ,... 1111111 CONSIDER WATERFRONT VW CONDO wrTH OWN BOAT DOCK FOR LG BOATI WAU< TO V1U.AGE BUT ENJOY FINE INTERIORS & DECOR MAA8l.E F /P, FR DOORS. SECUR- ITY. URlll... 11.1 ..... BRIGHT, CHEERFUL DECORATED 28A HOME ON PRES- mGIOUS HARBOR ISl.ANO. BEAUTFUU. Y LANDSCAPED LAWN THAT SLOPES TO BAY. BOAT FACIUTIES AVAJL PBIDIRA 11.111.111 FABUl.OUS CATALINA SUN VIEW HOME. 5 BR ON LOWER PENNSULA VERY WNW & EMOTIONAL EXTM PARK- ING. HAAOWOOD FLOORS. lAAGE PATIO. 111111 mm II.III Ill FABULOUS 5 BR HOME wmt EXP~ LAWN. P~ RAMIC MOUNTAINS & MYVEWwmt YACHT FAaUTIES FOR A FlOTU.A. 111111._ II.Bl.Ill NEWPOArs ULTIMATE ADDRESS. BREATHTAKING llAYFAONT LOT WITH PER #ID .. READY FOR VOU TO BUl..O YOUR DREAM HOME. ..... -11.llllll AEF1NED LMNG IN THIS VfE.W CUSTOM 4 If\ 7 llA HOME MA.ABLE FLOORS, WINE CEUAR. INDOOR GRILL. GOURMET l<JTCHEN. P00t.. SPA. A JEWEU LW llfflllT II.Ill.Ill TAADmONAl 48R HOME WITH MAIN TUfNNG _.. YEW. QUALITY CONSTRUCTION WITH ANE FURNITUAE 8la.T-INS. ON FEE LANO. ClllEllF •1 I Cllll MIU. IMGNr1CENT VIEWS OF LUSH NATURE PARK. OCEAN. & CATALINA; e av.HT CONTEMPORARY, .. PUJ8 FAM AM PRIVATE~ POOlS AHD TBNa. CIA Tl mF tm.111 EXaTWG OPPORTUNITY TO OWN IN OHL Y llAVFRONT CONDO .. COM. BOAT SUPS AT REASONABlE RATES. POOL MIO SPA. A CHANCE OF A l.FE1lME. CHIU•• •&HI LG 3 IA HOME. WtlTE OAK FLOOANl. UGHT AJllt'f COLORS. MBA. W/SfTTING AM. DCX.a E FIREPlACE .. LR. & F.R SHOWS Ut<E A BRAND NEW HOME. SPA. . UClllH m-1111 Ill SMASHING NEW HOME NEAR LITTLE COAONAo 3 AREPt.:ACf.& 90ANNG CBJNGS. SKYUTES. TEENAGER APARTUENTWITH OWN DECK. 481\ oet Cl Ill --a.. OLDE EMii •I MMIOA HOUE M NEW M TmMY. • FT LOT, OVER 3000 8QUHE FEET. 4IR. IOMl.a CEll..Nl IOU> IEAMI. OAK a.Aft NG 8'0NE. Clll I .._ 1W VIEW OIF OCEAN. CATAUtM. PAl.08 'fB te• I 8f\ OENi; Fil I M. IEAUTFW.Y CIJllB> FQR MCHITECT- awtfER CWJNl!ft COSTA MESA. • um 1111111 I 1111 ... OUTSTANDNI 29\ 2BA CONDO. UPPER UNT WITH 90AJING CATHEDRAl CEllJNG&; WAUS OF .. U K>R. LIGHT AND BRIGHT. MOVE .. PERFECT. auua•n llM.111 HAA80A VIEW AS WELL A8 SUNSET8 FROM 1M8 GORGEOUS V1UA BALBOA PENTHOUSE WTIH 8ECUN1Y GATE, CATHEDRAL caJNG8 ANO SKYUOHTS. lllffl ..... BEAUTIFUU Y DECORATED -e-PLAN ON LOVELY EXTRA WIDE GREEN8EL T. VAULTED CEIUNG. TWO SUMN PATIOS. THIS IS PEAFEC1'ION. lllTUff am 111 9tGLE LEVEL 4 80, 2.5 BA FNl/ll. Y HOME ON l:AAGE CORNER OVEALOOtQNQ PARK. OAEAT LOCATION FOR SMAU. CHILDREN. FAE81 I. Y PAINTED. FlUT TREE& ..... , IMl.111 8DC YEA.A OLD 3 M HOME .. GATED. PfWATE AMA OYEAlDOICING POHD It PARt0..11(£ SETTWG. CATHED- AM. CBJNQ8. GREAT VALUE. R~: Cltayl Steltling Photorrqltels: Stun ~ D111111y Cota A Special Look at Summer Fun, Business and Activities in the Harbor area. r t I I I ·Costa Mesa BY CHERYL STERLING When it comes to summer activities and diversions, the Department of Leisure Services in Costa Mesa is able to provide a potpourri of goodies. The activities range from the ever- exciting Camp Costa Mesa, to adult programs, to services for semon. CAMP COSTA ~A Located at Te W-m.kle Part, the camp is for boys and girls ages six to 12. Children are kept busy with many activities includ- ing all-day excursions, beach days, roller skating, sports, crafts, games, songs, skits and a weekly overnight campout. The staff consists of highly qualified individuals educated in the fields of recreation, physical education, child development and psychology, who have a genuine interest in providing each camper with a fun-filled, rewarding summer experience. Campers are requested to bring a sack lunch daily. Bev- erage and an afternoon snack will be provided Monday, Wed- nesday and Thursday. Transpor- tation for all of the off-site excursions is provided by Newport-Mesa Unified School District Transportation. Campen will be given a camp shirt which must be worn daily. Excursions will take place every Tuesday and will be to such exciting places as Wild Riven, Sea World, San Diego Wild Animal Park, Knott's Berry Farm, Universal Studios and Disneyland. Camp fees arc SSS per child for one week and include all activities, a camp T-shirt, bev- erage and snack daily except for Tuesday and Friday, Thursday dinner and Friday breakfast. Houn are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Camp ends Friday at noon, unless a child is registered for extended care. EARLY CHILDHOOD PROGRAM This is a preschool enrichment program which is designed to meet the emotio~ social and intellectural needs of each child. The summer program features themes and activities geared toward warm weather fun. Ses- sion II which meets from 9 a.m to noon begins on July 27 and concludes August 21. It will include a trip to the tidepools. Children arc asked to bring a squirt bottle, bathing suit and towel and be ~y for action. There is always a waiting list, so early sign-ups are urged. CHEER CLINIC . This workshop, held on Aug. 20, 21 and 22, is for cheerleaden and potential cbcerleaden from ages seven to 13 yean. Each participant will learn a variety of routines including dance, cheer, chants and jumps. The clinic ii taught by West Coast . Cheer and provides top spirit leadi.Qg imtruction in a f un-ftllcd environment. ACQUATICS Swim leuom will be given at three locatiom, the downtown community center pool, Estan- cia Hilb Scbool pOOI and Costa Mcu Riab Scbool pool. llqi.ltratioo for each seaion will tate pl.ce oae Wet priol: oe for tboee wbo ~ SO-plus. water duri:q the summer. Also, , to the ICllion. Monday ii the Tbc Senior Citizem Cub offen the abundance of backyard lint day of clus. The lelliom activities for tha1e active scnion pools makes it necessary for begin July 6, and 20, and Aua. on tbe move, includina needle-parents to get their children into 3 and 17. crafta; bingo, canll1iad special lessons immediately. Saturday claues take place on events with companionship of Classes are now fo~ and Aua. I throuah 22 and Sept. S your peen. will' be held at the Ne~rt through 26. Senior ballroom dancing is a Harbor High School SO meter Leuons are S21 for tots and favorite on Tuesday nights from pool.The sessions are two ween $19 for Red Cross clasaes for 8 to 11 p.m. at the Veterans each and conclude August 28. each two--week teaon. The third . Memorial Hall on 18th Street. Leuons at the Corona dd Mar member of a family registerina A special van is available for 25 yard pool conclude Aupat will receive a SO percent dis-those senion who need a ride to 14. " count. Lessons run 30 minutes the doctor, bank, shopping or all There are various intensities in length. senior activities. to consider when sipin& chil- Reaeation lap swim fees are dren up for swimmjnc lalons. St per penoneacb session. Swim N rt Adults and Children: For pauea are available with 30 e w p Q children one to three yean old swims for S2S. with a rcapoD111* tdult in the Levels of claucs are parent water 11sjttjq the child. Exccl- and me; tot I, II, and Ill; Bea c h' lent water experience for a beginner; advanced beginner, child's safety. intermediate; swimmer; begin-Tiny tot: Swimmen four to Dina divina; advanced diving; BY CHERYL STERLING five years old may join this class and adult class. . Once again, the Newport with or without any swimming ADULT CLASSES -Beach Department of Parks, skills. Adult c~ ~n the ~ut Beaches and Recreation bu Beginner: For children six fro.~ aerobic dancmg to a fictJon outdone itself on coming up with yean and up. Student may or wntmg ~orkshop. ~ . a full list of excitina activities for may not have any swimmina Ja~kl .Sorenson•. Aerobic the summer. There is somethina skills. rant step in Red Crou Dancing 11 .• progrewve course for everyone from the very Certification. where the IDS~OT ~ stu-smallest of younpten to dis-Advanced beainner, intermo- dents through m!'loratmg Door criminating senion who want diatc A swimmer: Swimmen ~ork. and aerobic dances espe-the very best of quality. must have either passed the caally cboreocraphed. f Qr the ~ Many-of the summer pro--pn:ccdina leftl, or be able to non-dancer. Both ICSSIODS ~ grams bepn the week of June demoDltlale the stills of the place at the Rea Center. Session l2; however, there arc still plenty pr~iq level I is June 29 through SepL 2 and of activities continuiq throqb-Advanced swimmer: Thia session D is June 30 through out the summer. clua is to improve and strena- SepL 3. COMMUNITY YOUTH then the swimmer's strokes to Sally Stanton's Aerobic Fit-CENTER nri.m team quality. Must have ness is a . ~q~ com~ination of The Community youth c.en-puled swimmer or be able to three cnt1cal mgrcdients of a . ter, located at Sth and Iris demonstrate swimmer stills. complete well_-rounded wo.r-Avenue, below Harbor View Sprin1board diving- kout. The sessions are for sax School in Corona del Mar and beginner or advanced: Students weeks. Session I runs July 30 Marincn Park located at 1~ will leun the fundamentals of through Aug 6; session Il begins A venue and Dover Drive in aprioaboard diving on one and on Aug. 21 and ends Sept. 17. Newport Beach will be offering three meter boards. The dives Classes are held at the Baleanc a drop-in program. Quality taught will be the same u those Center. . supervision and fun is 8 priority used in competition. Open ·to Fo_r fu!1 and exercase, sq~ for the recreation staff. Featured beginner or competitive divers dan~g lS gre~t. Enrollment is will be crafts, games, tourna-who can swim the length of the continuous. Jom the fun at ~e mcnts and special events. pool ~ca Center on Mondays, begm-Summer houn arc 10 a.m. to Buie Rescue Certification: D1D& at 7:~ ~.m. . 4 p.m., Monday through Friday. Must be 11 yean old and have Jazzerasc 11 a high energy all The program will continue swimmer's stills. This is for-aro~ fitness progr~ based on through Sept. 4. Both areas are merly Jr. Lifc:aaving Casa. Cer- the Jazz dance techniques. I~ closed on Friday, July 3. tification through the Red easy follow-the-leader style 11 For more information, call the Croa. designed to condition the body. facility coordinaton duriq the Advanced Lifesaving: Must Fees arc based on two, three or pTogram operation. Community be IS years old and have four clues per.week. 1:be Do~-Center: 6"-7609• Mariners swimmer's skilla. The clus to'!°. c.enter 11 the 11te of this Park; 644-ll90. tC8Cbes aa!ety aDd racue tkills actmty. . . YOUTH SPORTS needed to save your own life or ~alt S~van will teach a Soccer bU been bailed u the that of another penon. Red scnes .that will belp people get game of the new 1CDCration of Cl'Ollall 1!1:c~on required for or~•zed. ~ fant program, America. In .,a. yean, it bas au• •-- Gettmg OraaDlud Around the caught on and become a favor-The fee for the swimmiAJ House and the Office helps _ to ite. The fint seuion of a aoccer leuouitSlO. with the exception make order out of surrounding clinic will begin on July 14 and of the lif'euviq clu1e1 which is chaos. How. to Increase Profits the last session will conclude S30. ~ Get Things Done ~ough SepL s. Parents who work and cannot Time Management will h_elp The clinic will concentrate on enroll their children in the students to be more product.ave. :-.1: • .:..1ua1 a...:na 'th L.--!a -·•·· weekday IClaions can C . . h C ed'b'I WIUl•au sa.a.ua WI emplMIN9 ...... -. ommuru~ate Wit. r . • a -on proper technique and match tab advantqe of tbe wuteod ity: .. J>:ublic Speak•na Without related st.ilia. Featured is indi-leaom. Tbeled•acaarebeJdon P~ will teach secrets ?f mu-vidual help for each student. The Saturday momi.np for four te~g speech, penuas1vcness, sessions ~ in two--week dura-weeb at Newport Harbor Kiah poJSe and self confidence. The tiom. For further inlormatio~ Scbool poQJ and the fee ii SIO. claues ta.kc place on Thund~ya. coach John Npyen can be If you lite the water and Aug. 6, 14, and 2.0 at the Neish-reached at 854-28.12. exerciaina. then aquacile ii for borh~ Center. The fee per New this summer is the hiah ~u. It is almo.t impoaible to class as~ or all. three (or~· ICbOo.l volleyball clinic. It will injure younelf aDd it's fun while Stress as a m.a1or CODDer'D m emph•eizie individual mu. u you are doiaa it. Tbe telliom the .'80s. A stras ••0 1F1DCDt well u team wott and much are m weeks each and tbc fint seminar hckl on TUcida1, July playinatime. TbisprotJamiafor ~ion beaina June 29. The 28,, 6:30. to 9:30 p.m., Will help Pris from e:ipth aaeden to '1iab ICCODd bqim Aupst 10. Tbefee to id~y ~urces of atrea and ldaool .a.ion. Guest speden, ii $20. rcact:iom to 1t. --a.. ,_ na-...Mefta will For scnion, the tcnior enu.atic Ad.1:-~ ....,..-i•..it ............. •L.... ...... M •v.--.1-r-• -.. uatwu to ........... • ...u ~ be viejtja the ctiD.iC workout ia tailored to meet tbc faction and .no~JCtion ~tins AAOti!, new PJoiram ia biah nccda of the tcnior citiz.ea who wo!bhop is JUlt . tbe tacket. ldtool coed Volleyball. Tbil ia a does not want to put the extra Wnter Dorothy White Will ilaue u-wuk Hlltaa hesinniaa July ltral of a "nonnal" exercile her tricks of the~ OD nan-JO. Studeab will be inltracted Pl'Olf&ID OD body joints. For da~, JUiy 16. 23 ud 30 Ill the · and play in a faa atmio.~. more information, call the Neighborhood Center from 7 to SWDOllNG OASIS ce111er .a 6'4-32AS. 9 p.m. Swimm• ii a vahaable akil1 Opea P,ublic 1wimmng is SENIOR crnzDIS in Soulbeni California, wbere av.ilable tbroqb Aqust 29 at Costa Mc:aa luil a lot aoiDI die Uthea tend to live in tbe _the Newport Harbor Hiah School ~L 'esi-aiaa July 24, public swim Will be beld . at Corona del Mar R~ School. Hours are Monday through Friday, noon to l:SO p.m.; Saturday, noon-3 p.m. and cloted OD Sunday. Swim in the eveninp on Monday ad Wed- nesday from 6 to 8 p.m. Admis- sion is SI. Puses are available which will admit all members of your family to Newpon Harbor High School pool durina public swim for the entire summer 1987 ICUOD. A family off our can buy a pus for S3S and a family of ci&bt can swim for S43. If you are of a competitive nature, then the Newport Beach Aquatica swim team will fiD the bill. The dub\ wortoatt arc conducted at the Newport Har- bor Hiab School pool. Monday throqb Friday, 4:.10 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.. Family duet aie S3S per month for one swimmer, SSS a month for two awimmen and $70 per montb for tllree swimmen. Workout tcbedule is flexible, depeodiq on tbe child's aae and ability. Youna people, five to aduh, ~ eliaible to join. For information on tbe team, contact Joe or ~Y Jo1pmen at 631-2292 or the pool after 4 p.m. at 760-3347 and uk for Morra 8aylor. Cb0ote from three workout intcmities and lip up for the Masten/Triathlon Swim Train- in1 proaram. Workouts are conducted at tbc Newport Beach Harbor Hiah School pool. Mon- day tbroup Friday, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. Dua are S25 per month. For further information, call the pool after 4 p.m. at 760-3347 and ask for Ann Tweedy. .. .-..-- SAILING Sailina is a mU!f. for those living near the bay. ft is one way to &et the most out of our most popular resowgc, Parb and Recreation will once apin provide instruction in Sabota, Lido 141 and Catama- rans. An extra bonus are tbc leaom in aailbouding, which bu been called the sport of the 'IOI. Seaiom besin June 30, July 7, 14, 21 A: 21, Aq. 4, 11, 18 a: 25. Be prepared to take a aimple swim tat OD the fint day, or wear a life jacket while in the boaU. Sabot uilon must be nine years old or older. Lido 14 is a step up from tbe Sabot cl.au and participants must be nine yean or older. OoCe the Sabot clua or Lido 14 c1ua ii completed, you can move up to the excite- ment of a Catamaran. Partici- pants must be Dine years old or up. Sailboardina is a surfboard tm buO with a ail. The clus cown lad lhnw.tio~ tethered board 1ailia1, on the water iuttuction, sailiq theory and riaaina. P.articipantt are requited to have taken a Sabor, Lido 14 or Catamaran sailing c1ul within the last year. Surfma bu been around for centuriea, but bit an alH:ime popularity in tile liOi and ii atill toina atroq. tarn tbe bMica in tbe ikilla of~ and water aaf'ety from inltnlctor JOD.atbon PiP=f. Seuioa B besim JUDI 29 and the 1ut ICtlion it Aq. 2A. The fee for 1urfin1 ii S32. Minimum .. is 10 and parti- cipant must swim 100 yardl. AU ol tbe da11e1 baw .-t- d•y or weekend aaaiom. Now is tbe time for parentl to lip tbeii' children up for the many summer programs offered by the Newport-Mesa YMCA. Acicording to program director , Renee Cohn, the offerings are better than ever. There are a variety of programs for all qe groups, ranging from pre- kindergarten through high school. ADVENTURE CAMP There are f cw programs offered for younpten in grades six through eight, according to Cohn, and the YMCA filll that void with this exciting action- packed day. camp. The first session began on June 22 and one extra session which will conclude on Sept. 11 was added. Four of tbe sessions will feature one overnight trip. Special excursions, beach days and surprise events highlight this program which is designed for fun and learning. Twelve five- day sessioQ! are offered. HAZY DAYS OF SUMMER Designed for ages seven through 13, this program gua- rantees that it will help fight boredom. Weekly trips will in~lude the beach, amusement parks, water slide parks and much more. Other activities will include arts and crafts, park games and hikes and sports. Hazy Daya rum from 10 Lm. to 2 p.m., ~ day durina the summer. E8Ch teaion is three weebJong. CAMP MONDYSlllNES Fun-fl.lied days are ahead for the yow;ager day camper, pre- school to grade two. Each week features a theme, such as "Every Picture Tells a Story," .. CitcUs Tales," and .. Just for Giggles," to name a few . There will be arts and crafts, nature walks, puppets. camp aonp, beach trips and swimming. Each session includes a .. big trip" to a ~U known point of interest. Seu.ion I bepn on June 22. There will be 10 more sessions, concluding on Sept. 4. Each session in this co-ed camp is five days. KID KAMP Exciting discoveries await boys and girls in this day camp. Groups of 10 participate with YMCA trained counselors in a variety of activities designed to enhance group skills, build self- confidence and spark new f riendsbips. Kid Kamp offers 11 five-day ses'sions, each featuring one major trip, beach trips, speciAJ events, crafts, swimming, games and cookouts. This camp is for grades three through five. CAMP OSCEOLA Nine to 11 -year-olds will enjoy this camp, located in the Barton ,~. ,• ...... ~, .......... , .... ,_ ....... •19 ••••• , ••••••• •••••• .................... ., .. "········ ........................ . ... & 197 THE NEWPORT !NSION/COSTA MESA NEWS .............. Flats area of the San Bernardino Mountains. Each camper stays in a cabin with eight to ·nine other campers and a counselor. Activities. include canoeing, swimming, fishing, archery, horseshoes, frisbee golf and much more. This camp session is from July 25 to August I . CARAVANS For the high school student camper, YMCA will be offering various Camping Caravans throughout the summer. Exam- ples are the Mountaineer Delight, for 14-to 17-year-olds. Campen will venture to the wilds of the Sicnas for a rigor- ous week of climbing and hiking. Pacific Coast C..Van, for 11 to I 5-ycar-olds, will ex.pl()re the Pacific Coast up north to San Francisco. The Caravans will conclude on Sept. 7. AQUATICS The YMCA bas long been known for excellent swimming programs. Quality swimming instruction for youth is offered by certified instructors. Also offered is a Junior Lifeguard training program for pool super- vision. An organized swim team is . open to those wishing to advance to coaching and super- vision. The Newport-Mesa YMCA is located at 2300 U Diversity Drive, Newport Beach. Phone: 642- 9990. Season .Ticket to be a fan's dream come true ., . . Die-hard sports fans who get distressed when a game isn't televised can now take beart- Oranae County is finally getting iU own 1poru bar and grill Sports fans can come together in the spirit that only they know and watch those games via satellite wbea Seuon Ticket opens in Jaly, 8"ording to owner Burt Dennis. • Wfhere is nothing like it in this area." Dennis said ... People can come bere after work and let their hair do~ lOOleD their ties and play a pme ol pool." But Dennis docsn •t want anyone to set bU plaoe mixed up with the local ~ whose clientele mipt comiat of •guys aittiq around in front of a ttlario1 television, wearing lfCUY teMbiru. • Scalon T1Cket will haw a draa code that will be ltrictly enforcect He paran- teea that his cuatomen will have a re•aud and warm feeliq when visitina Season Td:et. They can enjoy video pma, bllctpm- mon in a 1peciallj.cte1iped room. darts. or wmcb apoftina events that will be pictured on any ODC of Salon T1eket'a I I tcJmiioa ICleeDI. •we arc apen:tina a lot on the aoUnd .,..., ... uid. --r'bere wiD tte IO apcabn throqlaout the room, bat they will be diredM iD cliffenat ..... Thia ..-m dud witb their Jow impe.- d--. .., CU be directed IO dull tie IOUDd doem'leo all~ tbC room. YOU CM watch tbe l•tw playoffs oa one ecr~ or maytte a DOdaen same on aaotber, or a road race on aaotllier. The sound from eacla event Will tie Mani only in that area wlaere each acreen ia locaaod. U tlaeie are people tal~ '°" Will ltill be able to lliaratcOre..• might be charged $3000 for the closed circuit hookup, so we have to pay for that," be said. There· will always 1>e some- thing going on at Season Ticket. .}rbe morning begins with break- fast at 7 a.m. Business people can relax while watcbin~ the digital reader board which will feature the headlines of tbe day along with constantly rolling stock reports. .. You can cat breakfast and see bow youi: port bellies are doin& • Demm said. During lunch, the board will show all of the scores &om the day's sporting events. Dennis stressed that Season Ticket is not just a man's bar, he wants the ladies to come in and feel right at home. In fact , be will be scheduling special nights just for the ladies with male exotic dancers and low drink prices. For the guys, Season Tick.et will havt bikini contests. Everybody should enjoy the fashion shows, held during lunch, featuring seasonal clothing. Saturdays and Sun- days will be the sports brunches. There will be a DJ playing music and dancing on the spacious dance floor. Occasionally, there will be live music, Dennis said. Everything at Season Ticket is geared for speed and conven- ience. The wrap-around bar will bold 100 people standing com- fortably. Since it is a bar and ~Dennis said that you can eat wbe.rcver you can stand and food can be ordered from any spot in the room. The staff is hired based OD appearance and personality. ln addition to the comraderie promised inside Season Tteket, Dennis said that be hopes to organize outside teams such as bowli ng, slow-pitch softball, basketball, volleyball and golf. For those who would rather watch than ~ Season Ticket will organize charter buses to attend such events as the Lona Beach Grand Prix.. They will also be a major ticket outlet for sportina events. Dennis said that be is not a sports nut himself, but be knows how to have fun and encourages his customers to do so also. Season Ticket is located at 4248 Martingale Way, south of Orange County Airport and behind El Tori to on MacArthur. PATIO FURNITURE SAVINGS iJp TO 50% OFF June-25 Thru July 2 3637 E. Coast Hip way, Corona del Mar 675-4~ IALE ...... $ 209.00 • 10UO $ )45 00 • 112.51 s 259.00 • , ... $153'.00 • 1V .. $ 4'0.00 ..... $ 590.00 • -· $ 179.00 .... s 419.00 $Sit.DO . r $ Mt,00 • 174.11 ..... Similar Savings On Our Hu Selection of In-Stock Furniture I tP 8Y MITCH D&VINE through carpeted catacombs, Tared of the .... Old P"lllMf • tunnels and ramps. Team ICCDCT Are you a tbrill llOker in mcmben build poinu by .. dis,. eearda of aew kickl? ruptina" op~nts with beams Photon ii the aewt pme in -of liaht from their phuen and town and ,....uteed to plew by reacbina and capturina the ewm die mOlt j.aed of weekend opponent\ home base. wurion: A .. •bi-tech ~ys Six and a half minutes miaht ad l~1w f~tasy sama.u to not seem a long time on paper, tbe Dia~y mov.e »on, Photon but when you 're wearing a few !n~bu11a1t1 bec~m .. e trapped pounds of battle gear and run-~ "the m~ne and actu-niga through a maze as if your ally live out !heir pme. life depended on it, you 're going Located in Fountain Valley, to act a thorough aerobic work- tbe Planet Photon, u the center out. That\ right: Photon is good calla itlelf, pita two teum qaimt exercise. In fact, according to each other in a simulated apace Photon's Danielle Thomas, battle. Featurina visual and M'.fhree games of Photon are auditory special effecu such as equal to one hour of racquet- luer lighting, dense foa, and ball." pulaing space age music (even Photon is the brainchild of the theme from Star Wan), inventor George A. Carter III. Photon is a complete sensory Carter was born in 194S and expenencc. . grew up in Arizona. It was there Stonntrooper battle gear adds he began tinkering with car and to the realism. Playen arc out-boat engines. At an early age, fitted in a stereophonic helmet Carter developed into a mccban- containing a high-frequency ical whiz. radio transmitter and receiver, a Inspired by a viewing of--Star battery belt, Photon phaser, and Wan," Carter began designing a vest housing a microprocessor a game that would use the to analyze and report the principals of cowboys and lndi- wearer's activities to the score-ans played out upon a futuristic keeping computer. electronic landscape. Two The playen battle it out for months after Carter boned his 6~ minutes, pursuing opponents ideas, be rounded up the neces- sary investment aup~rt. The fmt Photon center opeaed in DallU OD April 6, 1984. The Fountain Valley ICQtion iJ the ftrat in California aDd the largest Photon center to date. "This iJ the most excitina and dynamic Photon Center yet," said Carter. "Thia iJ u cloee u I've come to acbieviq the vision that I had in cra•ina tbe pme." The other 14 Photon Centers in the U.S. and Can4da can accommodate only 10 .,a.yen on each team, compared with Fountain Valley's IS. -neenra playen and apace 8dd an even greater element of unpredictabil- ity and realism to the pme., • be said. Photon franchises will be opening soon in Japan, Emope, Australia, Taiwan and New Zealand. , The Photon Center in Photon Valley, er ... Fountain Valley, located at the intenection of Warner and the ~S Freeway, is open from noon to 11 p.m. weekdays and from noon to I a.m. on weekends. Each same costs $3.SO, and there ia a one time charae of $7 .SO for a penonalized Photon pauport. There is no age limit but players must pau a height requirement of 4 feet, 6 inches. Experience. counts in video~ com~uters Video/ Computer Experience is aptly named according to owner Bruce Anderson. The store features everything in video, from movie rental to sales of top-quality equipment. Recently, the store underwent a name change when it expanded into computers. The store bas been at its present location for the past four years and bas the largest selec- tion of Beta and VHS movies for rent in Newport Beach, • according to Anderson. tlis inventory numbers about 3200 movies including the current hits and bard-to-find classics. .. We have a great selection of Sherlock Hoht\es, Charlie Chan, Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly and Shirley Temple movies, n he said. Anderson also pointed out that his store f caturcs a large selection of self-improvement tapes such as aerobics, skiing and tennis conditioning and hypnosis. Summer Final Sale SO% Off entire collection The store works on a mem- bership basis. Customers can buy a membership for $139.95 which is good for a year. They can check out as many movies as they want, with a limit of two at a time. They can keep them up to two days. In the computer departmen~ Video/Com~uter Experience sells and services computers and printers and has complete sys- tems and software. People looking for video , . . 33 Fashion Island • Newwrt Beach• ~1146 equipment, the RCA Dimensia name in particular, need look no further. Anderson said be is the only dealer in the area who carries that system. It f eaturcs a computerized system between the television, VCR, compact disc player, dual cassette tape players, phonograph turntable, amplifiers and speakers. Video/ Computer Experience also bas a video tapina service, which specializes in the taping of weddings, parties, reunions and graduations. Video/ Computer Experience is lQCated in Newport Center, at 2087 San Joaquin Hills Road. Hours are Monday through Thunday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more inf onnation, call 720-9266. Capture s·ummar moments on rilm service has so~ for both the amateur and pr:ofcuional. ThRc different laboratories are used and provide top quality, Jemen said. · Olympie's hiahlY knowleidp- abk Wea staff will help you Ft ready for your vacation by outfittin1 you with quality equipment. In .w.iton to tbt top name1 ia ~ tbe store fellbucl ... trip:>cla, movie eqg.aa Ud video. If you're not quite ready to take the ,.. ... U...ineq ...... ~ am rent ~ • 'rideo oUdit, QIDCOrden and lenlel. Once tbe •.cation ia Oftl', you niiP' want to aboW yo• alida off. Olyaipic can help with iU larp .election of slide projeo- ton. If you need a paaport picture taken, ~ Camera ..... walk-in lel'Vice. The ~ for the f111t let ii SI aad. f 0r iacb set after, the ctwae ii SS. otyaqMc camera ia 1oea1ec1 in the CO.ta Mesa Cowtyuda, HarbOf between Newport and J9tb Street. Roura U't Monday tbroaji Friday, 10 a.a to 6:30 p.m., Sat..... 10 a.a IO 6 p.a. ad ......,_ 11 a.a to 5 p.m. For 11019 mane"lioa, call 6'2 9174. - am a Im THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS,.. £011111; - 'Adventures Ond r Sail' through OCC •Y CHERYL STEHUNG ~Coat Collep'I umna propam ia biger and better tbaa ever this summer. Tbc pro,ram off'en beainnina and expajenced Milon alike ~ accesa to top quality t.a.iliq and naviption imtruction. Accordioa to Brad Avery, director of Coast Sailing Academy, the cost of the 1a- siom ia approximately S3-SS an hour, became much support of the sailing program has come from donations of boata, sails, aear and funds. In addition, many local marine businesses have aupported the program with generous discounts and gifts of equipment and supplies. One example of a recent donationisthe Yoy.er,aketcb- na.ct Cal~. the generous gilt of Newport yachtsman Jack Hamilton. It was built in 1977 of fibeqlau by Jensen Marine. The 46-foot cruising boat is a welcome addition to the OCC fleet.A~ said that Yo..Yeft' will replace <>CCI HWder 54 ln111'6'nt u the Academy•• '¥eild which it med in offshore cruisina com 1e1. Academy imtructor Robert 0 . White Will ColldUct a leria of .. Adventures Under Sail" programs this summer aboard the Yoy•"· Each clua will meet two Saturdays in a row and will conclude with a two-or three-day trip to C.••lina Island. White it a veteran of cruisina in South Pacific waten and said that tbele couna are ideal for sailon who want to get baods- on experience operating a cruise boat. The regular sailing programs feature claues on weekdays, evenings and weekends. Because more people have taken an interest in sailing, 13 new beginning classes are sched- uled. Beginning sailing starts students off in Lido 14 dinghies in Newport Harbor. The . Academy bas O\lef 800 students· per year in this clau. Intermediate Udo cou.nea are scheduled for bqinning sailing graduates or Milon who have become rusty with terminology and basic boat handling. Seven claues are scheduled. Intermediate Shields is for sailon with a solid grasp of basics and helps them sharpen new skills. For Lido 14 gradu- ates, this course is the perfect introduction to the larger keel- Library readi·ng adver1tures Usually the first thing kids want to do after school is out for the summer is to shelve those boots until they are forced to take them back down in Sep- tember. After a few weeks. the freedom seems to wear OD them, and OD their parents. Some kids will actually be seen standing around looking very bored indeed. One sure way to fight boredom and keep kids reading through the summer is to take advantage of a library reading program. The Orange County Mesa Verde Branch Library and all four Newport City Libraries have •wild About Reading." a jungle theme program that will keep the little ones entertained while they learn. "The libraries have a cooper- ative program, ... said Mesa V crde Branch Manager Mary Ann Zook. "The county and city libraries all decide on a theme. Then it's up to the individual library to set up bow they want to operate it. There might be 30 different games going on all around the county." The Mesa Verde Branch pro- gram begins on June 22 and will run until August 14. story times to preschoolen and a weekly film will be featun:d at each branch. Corona del Mar will bold a book club for the schooJ...age crowd. Special added attractions are the preposterous pet parade and the Santa Ana Zoomobile. The traditional end- ing to the summer reading pro- gram is the grand finale film at Edwards Newpon Cinema in Fashion Island at 10 a.m., Tu~ day. August 11. Sponsored by Friends of the Library, this ycar•s film is '1"hc Great Mouse Detective." The s ummer reading pro- grams at all of the libraries are free of charge. Tbc~resses and program schedules. of the librar- ies are as follows: City of Ncwpon Beach Center Branch, 856 San Clemente Dr .• 644-3Jn. Storytime is Wednes- day, 10:30 Lm. and 1:30 p.m~, June 2A through August 12. Filins are on Tuesdays at 2 p.m .• through August 4. The Zoo- mobile will visit on Monday, July 20 at 3 p.m. Balboa Branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., 644-3171-Storytime is on Mondays, 10:30 a .m. July 6 through August 17. Ftlms will take place on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. through August 4. The Zoo- mobile visits on Thursday, July 16 at 3 p.m. The Pet Parade happens on Wednesday, July 22 at 3 p.m. Corona del Mar Drane~ 420 Marigold A venue, Corona dcl Mar, 644-3135. Storytimc o n T~ays, 1:30 p.m., June 30 through August 18. Films: Wed- nesdays, 1:30 p.m., through August S. The book club meets on Mondays at I :30 p.m. from June 29 through August 10. The Zoomobile visits on M onday, July 20 at I :30 p.m. The Pct Parade takes place on Monday, July 27 at I :30 p.m. Mariners Branch, 200S Dover Dr .• 644-3145. Storytime: Wed- nesdays. July 8 through August 12 at 11 a.m. Films: Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m. through August 4. The Zoomobile visits on Friday, July 17 at J I a.m. The Pct Parade takes place on Thursday, July 23 at 11 a.m. In Costa Mesa, the Mesa Verde Branch is located at 2969 Mesa Verde Drive East. 546- 5274. THE OIAHGE COAST COLLEGE SAILING AND IOWIHG M5E IS LOCATED AT 1'01 WEST PAOFJC COAST . HIGHWAY. IETWUH THE IALIOA IA Y CWB AHD THE SEA SCOUT 8A5E. FICE! PAICICJHG AT THE BASE. up to big boats ihould look into -the Academy9s big boat claaes. Tbae bands-on claua range from Introduction of Bia Boats to the advanced Ocean Sailing and Cnaiain1 Under Sail. Cluaes meet at the OCC aailing and rowiq bue at 1801 W. Pacific Coast Highway. A new sailing center is pl,pnDtAf and will feature upstairs claurooms, uiling oftice and viewiq decks. Ground level impro~menta will include an enlarged shop ~ boats. Thirteen courses are· new a.ail storage lockers and a beduled larae xparate restroom facility .. IC • W .~..t... ··-..a Intermediate graduates or ee-, claua AR uuuer- sailors with several seasons' way and continue through worth of sailing experience will August. The classes meet Mon- move up to advanced sailing. day through Friday, from 9 Lm. This is a slrill-sbarpcning course to · 1 p.m. or I to S p.m. The which introduces the spinnaker course is completed in one week. aboard the Shields sloops. Seven Evening sailing classes arc classes which will teach the fine three weeb long. meeting Mon- points of sail trim~ helm work days, Tuesdays and Wednes- are scheduled. days, from S to 7:30 p.m. Even- Sailon with competitive urges ing classes do not meet on the and at least intermediate-level third Wednesday. skills will find dinghy racing a Weekend sailing courses meet test of skills and an excellent Saturdays or Sundays for five learning experience. weeks. Scheduled meeting times Students with small boat are from 10 a.m_ to 2 p.m. and experience and a desire to move 2 to 6 p.m. STEP S'i STEP F'mWllting -s-...- 11ouna the Wortd" ..• a unique. fun, and excitin9 learning progawww skmfulyde1igned for chldam laiels ~through Come and join our summer extravaganza of ex.citing educational events and qua6ty child care. At the Center we have designed a full well-rounded program so your child will meet new friends. learn new sub;ects. and be introduced to exciting experiences. .. and just basically have the time ol their life! For further Information. call or wnte: St-. ~ Stemt E.-ly )Lill ........ 1/U.7 Vista dd Oro Newport ~ Calif~ 92660 (714) 7~ Costa Mesa Branch Library on Park St. is in the process of moving to a new building, Zook said. Vacation Photography Headquarters! Zook said that the absence of a children •s librarian limits the • Mesa Verde Branch •s activities. However. each child participat- ing in the pro~ will be given a log aDd _will read at his own pace and level. There is a mun.I in the cbildren9ssection and each participant moves along accord- ing to the number of books be reads. As they move along there are small prius. For tboee too young to read for tbe1D1Clva, Mesa Verde1s story hour will ~ them eater- taincd on Taelday moraiap at I 0:30. That propam run1 thioup AlllUll IS. The Newport 8each City Libraries ia•e a claildren •1 libnriaa. .....-~ Wbo keeps tlaeir prosr-aoiq. TbCir ~ allo bepn OD Jw:llC 22 and CondUde OD A~ IS. ~D array of activities it pJan.t> ~to PC>li.l'clL Tbe ~ chib Will praent • WATCIFUL WAI-1'I ... II 1111Jlllf1111J'tllHI11111 Plllll ....... ~ ...... -...................... -.. • ii the Plan.et Ph aY MITCH DEVINE through CafPCted catacombs, sary invatmcot aupport. The Tued of the same old summer tunnels and ramps. Team fint Photon CCnter opened in KCDe? Ale you a tbrill teeker in memben build points by .. dis-DallM OD ~ 6, 1984. leari:la Of new kiCbT ruptiq" opponents with beams The Fount•in Valley location Photon ii tbe KWat ~ in .-of liJht from their phuen and is the f ant in Calif omi.a and the town and ~teed to pleUe by reaching and capturing the largest Photon center to date. even the IDOlt jaded of weekend opponent's home base. _ *Thia is the most cxcitina and wanion: A .... bi-tech ~~boys Six and a half minutes might _ dynamic Photon Center yet," and 1!Ml••m fa_ntay similar to not seem a long time on paper, said Carter. -nu. is u close as the ~Y movae 11on, Photon but when you're wearing a few rve come to acbievi.Qa tbe vision ~n~bus1asts bec~m_e trapped pounds of battle gear and run-that I bad in cradna the pme ... ~ ~be aaa.:bine and actu-nin_.g through a maze as if your The other 14 Photon Cent.en ally live out their game. life depended on it, you 're going in the U.S. aDd Cauda can accommodate oaly 10 pla~n on Located in Fountain Valley, to get a thorough aerobic work-each team, compared with the Planet Photon, as the center out. That's right: Photon is good Fountain Valley .. 15. ~extra calls iuclf, pill two teams apinst ellercise. In fact, according to playen and space 9dd an even each other in a simulated sp.ce Photon's Danielle Thomas, greater element of unpRdictabil- battle. Featuring visual and "Three games of Photon are ity and realiim to the ~.-. be auditory special dfecb such u equal to one hour of racquet-said. · laser lighting, dense f 01, and ball." Photon f ranchiae1 will be pulsing space age music (even Photon is the brainchild of opening soon in J~ Europe, the theme from Star Wan), inventor George A. Carter Ill. Australia, Taiwan and New Pbot'!n is a complete sensory Carter was born in I 94S and ~aDd. expenence. grew up in Arizona. It was there The Photon Center in Photon StormtrooperbattJcgcaradds be began tinkering with car and Valley, er ... Fountain Valley, to the realism. Players are out-boat engines. At an early age, located at the intenection of fitted in a stereophonic helmet Carter developed into a mcchan-W amer and ttie 405 Freeway, is containing a high-frequency ical whiz. open from noon to 11 p.m. radio transmitter and receiver, a Inspired by a viewing of ~tar weekdays and from noon to I battery be~ Photon phaser, and Wars," Carter began designing Lm. on weekends. Each game a vest housing a microprocessor a game that would use the costs SJ.SO, and there is a one to analyze and report the principals of cowboys and lndi-time charge of $1.SO for a wearer's activities to the score-ans played out upon a futuristic penonalizcd Photon puspon. keeping computer. electronic landscape. Two There is no age limit but players The players battle it out for months after Carter honed bis must pus a height requirement 6~ minutes, pursuing opponents ideas, be rounded up the ncces-of 4 feet, 6 inches. .. "' . Experience-Counts in video, computers Video/ Computer Experience is aptly named according to owner Bruce Anderson. The store features everything in video, from movie rental to sales of top-quality equipment. Recently, the store underwent a name change when it expanded into computers. The store has been at its present location for the past four years and has the largest selec- tion of Beta and VHS movies for rent in Newport Beach, • according to Anderson. His inventory numbers about 3200 movies including the current hits and bard-to-find classics. ... We have a great selection of Sherlock: Holmes, Charlie Chan, Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly and Shirley Temple movies," he said. Anderson also pointed out that bis store f caturcs a large selection of self-improvement tapes such as aerobics, skiing and tennis conditioning and hypnosis. Summer Final Sale 50% Off entire collection The store works on a mem- bership basis. Customers can buy a membership for $139.95 which is good for a year. They can check out as many movies as they want, with a limit of two at a time. They can keep them up to two days. In the computer department, Video/ Computer Experience sells and services computen and printcn and bas complete sys- tems and software. People looking for video , 33 Fashion Island • NeW.,Ort Beach• 644-1146 equipment, the RCA Dimensia name in panicular, need look no further. Anderson said he is the only dealer in the area who carries that system. It features a computerized system between the television, VCR, compact disc player, dual cassette tape players, phonograph turntable, amplifiers and speakers. Video/ Computer Experience also bas a video taping service, which specializes in the taping of weddings, parties, reunions and graduations. Video/Computer Experience is located in Newpon Center, at 2087 San Joaquin Hills Road. Hours arc Monday through Thursday, IJ a.m. to 8 p.m.; Friday, I I a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, 10 Lm. to 9 p.m. and Sunday, II LDL to 6 p.m. For more inf onnation, call 720-9266. Capture s ·ummer moments on film · There ii still time to bring in that old, worn-out camera and trade it in for a S2S savings on a Polaroid Spectra Onyx at Olympic Camera. according to store manqer Bob Jen.ten. The apeciaJ is Oii riPt DOW and will continue through July 4. Olympic Ca.Diera bu long been bown by IOcal camera cotbllliMb •a flilHieinice store that will meet die llilcill of the most demanding lbat~ A camera that Us beea pinin1 in popularity ii ~ormat, according to Jemen.. 011J11Pic carries Hauelblad, Bronica, Peat.ax and MaaiyL Jemea lllicl that~ die lar lect. Flt sc aon of aecti .. -f onaat cama• in Onqe CG ty. Tbe most ~ 35 millime- ter instant camera, .ccordina to Jemen, is the y Mbica with 7.cia Jens. Other cameraa canic:d by Olympic inClude CanOa, Nikon, Pentax, Minolt&i Olympus, Contu and Ricoh. For darkroom 1upplie1,1 Olympic it a oDHtop beadquar- ten. The store ofren student and pri>feaioul clilcountl on paper and cbemicala. Tbe ltUdeDt just needs to abow a student ideo- tifteatioa ud the P-l'de uNoa' -~ ., .• ~. Ol7apic .. ram prooe•la1 Once tbe ftCalaon ii over, you ...., waDl to eboW your alides off. Olympic can Wp with its Wac telcctioa of 8'Mle projec> ton. If you need a pmport picture taten, ~ camera w a Walk-in le!Yice. The c.iw'F for the ftnt let ii SI Ud, for each let after, the ~ ii S5. OI~ Camera is loeatc:d in the CO.ta Meta Courtyards. H&tbOr bet-=n NCWport and 19th Stnet. Boan are Moaday thro p FridaJ, 10 a.a. to 6:30 p.111.j s.i11n1aJs 10 a.a to 6 p.a. ad Smkp 11 a.m. to S ;a Pot.,..illlfor~ call "21174. ... a 1m THE NEWPORT IENSION/COST A MESA NEWS"" 8 JUHi 11. tm 'Adventures Under Sail' through OCC BYCllDlYLSTEHUNG 9raaF. COUt Collep'i aailjq p~ is biaer and better than ever this summer. The 'roSfam offen hqinning and expaienced sailon alike euy accat to top quality aailina and naviption instruction. fleet.Avery aaid that Yo~ will replaCe OCC._ Hunter 5' l11•ur1~111 aa the Academy•• vead which ia used in offshore cruisina couna. THE OIAHGE COAST COLLEGE SAILING AND lOWJNG MSE JS LOCATED AT 1101 WEST rAORC COAST HlGHWAY. BETWUH THE BALBOA IAY CLUB AND THE SEA SCOUT BASE. II.EE PAl.«JHG AT THE BASE. up to big boaU should loot into -tbe Academy\ .. boat d• ...... Tbae hands-on claues range from Introduction of Bia Boats to the advanced Ocean Saiting and Cnrisiq Under Sail. Classes meet at the OCC piling and rowina bue at 1801 W . Pacific Cout Hiahway. A new aailing center is plJlnnal and will feature upstain claurooms, sailing office and viewina decb. Ground level impr~ will According to Brad Avery, director of Coast Sailing Academy, the cost of the ses- sions ia approximately S3-SS an hour, became much support of the aailing program bu come from donations of boats, sails, gear and funds. In addition, many local marine businases have supported the pro&ram with generous discounts and ai(ta of equipment and supplies. Aclldemy imtructor Robert 0 . White will conduct a teries of "Adventures Under Sail" programs this summer aboard the Yoy"6B· F.acb clau will meet two Saturdays in a row and will conclude With a two-or three-day trip to Cat••ina bland. White is a veteran of cruisina in South Pacifac waten and said that tbele counes are ideal for sailon wbo want to get handt- on experience qperating acruise- boat. ..._ ____________________ ..-.,-include an enlarged shop area, One example of a recent donation is the Voyt«er, a ketch- ~Cal 3-46, the aenerous gift of Newport yachtsman Jack Hamilton. It was built in 1977 of fi~ by Jensen Marine. The 4'6-foot cruising boat is a welcome addition to the OCC The regular sailing programs feature classes on weekdays, evenings and weekends. Because more people have taken an interest in sailing. 13 new beginning claues are sched- uled. Beginning sailing starts students off in Lido 14 dinghies in Newport Harbor. The Academy bas over 800 students per year in this clau. Intermediate Lido counes are scheduled for beginning sailing graduates or sailon who have become rusty with terminology and basic boat handling. Seven classes are scheduled. Intermediate Shields is for sailon with a solid grasp of basics and helps them sharpen new skills. Por Lido 14 gradu-"' ates. this course is tbe perfect introduction to the larger keel- Library reading adventures Usually the first thing kids want to do after school is out for the sUJDJDer is to shelve those books until they are forced to take them back down in Sep- tember. After a few weeks, the freedom seems to wear on them, and on their parents. Some kids will actually be seen standirig around looking very bored indeed. One sure way to fight boredom and keep kids reading through the summer is to take advantage of a library reading program. The Orange County Mesa Verde Branch Library and all four Newport City Libraries have .. Wild About Reading," a jungle theme program that wiU keep the little ones entertained while they learn. .. The libraries have a cooper- ative program, .. ,aid Mesa Verde Branch Manager Mary Ann Zook. "The county and city libraries all decide on a theme. Then it's up to the individual library to set up how they want to operate iL There might be 30 different games going on all around the county." The Mesa Verde Branch pro- gram begins on June 22 and will run until August 14. story times to prescboolen and a weekly film will be featured at each branch. Corona del Mar will bold a boot club for the school-age crowd. Special added attractions are the preposterous pet parade and the Santa Ana Zoomobilc. The traditional end- ing to the summer reading pro- gram is the grand finale film at Edwards Newport Cinema in Fashion Island at 10 a.m .. Tues- day. August 11. Sponsored by Friends of the Library, this year's film is 1"bc Great Mo use Detective." The summer read ing pro- grams at all of the libraries arc free of charge. The addresses and program schedules of the librar- ies arc as follows: City of Newport Beach Center Branch, 8S6 San Clemente Dr., 644-3177. Storytimc is Wednes- day. 10:30 a .m. and 1:30 p.m .. June 24 through August 12. Films are on Tuesdays at 2 p.m ., through August 4. The Zoo- mobile will visit on Monday, July 20 at 3 p.m. Balboa Branch, 100 E. Balboa Blvd., 644-3 l 71. Storytimc is on Mondays, 10:30 a.m. July 6 through August 17. Films will take place on Tuesdays at 7 p.m . through August 4. The Zoo- mobile visits on Thursday, July 16 at 3 p.m. The Pct Parade happens on Wednesday, July 22 at 3 p.m. Corona del Mar Branch, 420 Marigold A venue, Coro na dcl Mar, 644-3135. Storytimc on Tuesdays, 1:30 p.m., June 30 through August 18. Films: Wed- nesdays, I :30 p .m., through August S. The book club meets on Mondays at I :30 p.m. from June 29 through August 10. The Zoomobilc visits o n Monday. July 20 at 1:30 p.m. The Pct Parade takes place on Monday, July 27 at 1:30 p.m. ~arincrs Branch, 200S Dover Dr., 644-3143. Storytimc: Wed- nesdays, July 8 through August 12 at 11 a.m. Films: Tuesdays, 10:30 a.m~ through August 4. The Zoomobilc visits on Friday, July 17 at 11 a.m . The Pct Parade takes place on Thursday, July 23 at 11 a.m. In Costa Mesa, the Mesa Verde Branch is located at 2969 Mesa V crde Drive East, S46- S274. boats. Thirteen courses are-· new sail ltOl"alt lockers and a bed .. 1.-..a large 1eparate restroom facility .. IC ~. W ,1....1-. Intermediate graduates or eewy clu1e1 are under- sailors with several seasons• way and continue through worth of uilina experience will August. The daises meet Mon- move up to advanced sailing. day through Friday, from 9 LDL This is a skill~harpeniq course to I p.m. or I to S p .m. The which introduces the spinnaker course is completed in one week. aboard the Shields sloops. Seven Evening sailing claues are classes which will teach the fine three weeks long, meeting Mon- points of sail trim and )lelm w9rk days, Tuesdays and Wednes- arc scheduled. da~. from S to 7:30 p.m. Even- Sailon with competitive urges ing classes do not meet on the and at least intermedi•~level third Wednesday. stills will find dinahY racing a Weekend sailing courses meet test of skills and an excellent Saturdays or Sundays for fave ~ learning experience. weeks. Scheduled meeting times Students w ith small boat are from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and experience and a desire to move 2 to 6 p.m. events and quality child care. At the Center we have designed a full welJ'.°'rounded program so yow child will meet new friends • learn new sub;ects, and be introduced to excitmg experiences .. .and just basically have the time of their life! For further lnfonnation. call or wnte: Stq ~ Step E.-ly I I i 9 E.Vil:ll\--2 C 0 I '1Q7 Vista dd Oro Newport Beach., California. 92660 (714) 7~ Costa Mesa Branch Library on Park St. is in the process of moving to a new building, Zook said. Vacation Photography Headquarters! Zook said that the absence of a children's librarian limits the ' Mesa Verde Branch·s activities. However, each child participat- ing in the programs will be given a log and _will read at his own pace and level. There is a mural in the children •s section and each participant moves along accord- ing to the number of books be reads. As they move along there arc small priz.es. For those too YOUDI to read for tbeamelves, Mesa Verde._ story hour will keep tbem enter- tained oa TUelday morniap at 10:30. Tlaat propam run• through A..,._ 15. The Newport Beach City Libraries laa•e a claildna•a li~Marpret~wbo teeps tMir propama aoiq. Their PfOl'W Uo he ... OD June 22 ud coadUde OD A..- 15. An anay of activities is planned, ~to POlilcl9. Tbe reid-to-mc dUb wiD prMnt n One of 0ranae ~ .. pre-8etay Sluqeon. TM -C..t•'ina mierl•DCIWrbliDCCilwubuilt H~· ·~New ....... a 9 in I_,, the Balboa Pavillion LDL and leawa Cit !hsa at 4:30 bepll u tbe aoutlacnunolt ter-p.m. Arriril bd 18 Newport is minus for the P8Cif1e Electric 7 p.ID. • Red Car and cwTciltlY is home P111e11pn to CMM•a must to a banquet facility, the Tale check in Ud claial n11rvations of tbe WbaJe Restaurant, Davey at leut 4S minutes ~or to Jones Locker Sportsfisbin1, departure. Reservatiou will Spouter Saloon and Catalina only be paranteid until 20 Paueqer Service. Harbor sight-minutel prior to clipaa1ure. The sceina toun arc offered on the Tale of the While lliltaurant famous MPavillion Queen." _ opens at 1 LID. for breU:fut. Summer is an important time Harbor cruilel OD tbe •Pavil- f or the Pavillion as tourists flock lion Queen" haft Iona been a to our coast to soak up the sun favorite of viliton to Newport. And fun. The"Catalina Holiday" Cruises arc offered yea&'·round, is geared up for the onslaught with an option of a 4S-minute with its daily trip to Avalon cruise or 9G-minute cruiae. The Harbor. It's still the best deal in 45-minutecruiletravebfromtbe townatSl9.SOforadultsandSJO Pavillion to China Cove and for children 12 and under, features such sights aa Buddy round-trip. People who are Ebson 's house, the famous contemplating a weekend trip to China House and John Wayne's Catalina with a return on Sun-House. The 90-minute cruise day evening are urged to make travels to China Cove then back reservatiom now because the up to the north end of the harbor Sunday return trips are booted bcf ore returning to the Pavillion. up fast, according to director Pusenaen will take in the sights of the yachts and the Fun Zone. Smoking, 'overeating can be cured at HDI The cruise is narrated and runs on the hour, beainninaat 11 a.m. daily. On Sunday, the 116Pavillion Queen" features a brunch cruise with full buffet and entertain- ment. In order to cure any bad habit, such as smoking, over-eating even nail biting, the key is to get to the cause of the problem, according to Dr. Lawrence Lcombruno of Human Develop- ment International. Using hypnosis, Lcombruno and his staff of eight therapists use the cause and effect method. Lcombruno was trained by Dr. Ronald Dante, who was Their clinic was located in Newport Beach. "It used to be that we only saw patients who were residents of Newport Beach," Lcombruno said. "Dr. Dante worked with a lot of movie stars and we dealt with just the elite." Leombruno underwent further training with Dr. Robert Downing, who used ·hypnosis during Wodd War II and with Infants I Children's Apparel• Bo&.!tJque Items European Fashions & Shoes the Central lntelligenoe Agency. Leombruno has used hypnosis treatment for 20 years and finds that more people arc accepting it as a valid form of therapy. "We are expanding our oper- ation," he said ... Even with nine therapists, we arc booked weeks in advanoe." The first appointment with the clinic is always the longest. be said. It takes an hour-and-a-half. In that time, there is consulta- tion and the therapist will talk to the patient about the problem. Hypnosis was accepted in 1958 by the American Medical Association as the quietest, most effective and most perman- ent' means of behavioral and habit control ever devised. "When you go to a psycbia-... trist for $200 an hour, he is only using pidcd imagery," Leom- bruno said. "We use regression. H you have a problem, it might be caused by something that happened when you were younger." He said that everything that happens to people on a daily basis is sto~ ..d in the subcon- scious. \Ve may not be able to remember it on the surf~ but hypnosis can bring it out. He likens the human brain to a tape recorder. Human Development lnter- nationaJ is located at 666 Baker St., Suite C-323, Costa Mesa. 1berapists are on hand six days a week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday through Saturday. For more information, call 545-3214. MoAClay n.iabts at 7 p.m. until Labor Day weekend, the •Pavil- lion Queen .. will once aaain have its cocktail cruises. PaueD1Cn can watch tbe sun Rt while enjoyina the company of friends. For a little romance, the Wednesday nigbt dinner cruise is just the ticket. A buffet dinner is offered with dancin& enter- tainment and si.ghtaeeing cruise in the Drbor. The 0 Pavillion Queen" is available for cbartcn for wed- dQ:ap, recepti~ ~uations, annivenaries, tiiithd&JS and o~ private parties. For more information abOut the Balboa Pavillion, or to make crua.se reservations, call 673- S2AS • 'T DI ' - HDI will tea£h you hoW to change your life. Isn't it time you tried something that's different and worksl Dr. A LaWrenQi LacllribnM10, Director I --~-·---· .... -· ·-.-- SpriDa baa traditionally been easy to clean and unlike nplar boWn • die time for ck:aning wood or ~le board abelW... and orpeirinc however, many bup cannot bide in the hNketa. people don' ,et to that chore Customen can buy • little or untilauwmerv.cation time. For as much of the Elfa system u some; the idea of trying to fmd they want beCau1e the 1ystcm noob ilDd crannies to store the accu.mulatiom of many yean can be traumatic. Good news, though-the pains of 1ummcr clean-up can be cued with a visit to lnnenpace in Corona del Mar. lnnenpace features the famous EHa system, an epoxy wire modulai' organizer which is a way of life in Europe. Imported from Sweden, the Elf a system baa been catching on in a big way in th.is country for the past few yean, according to Inner- space managrr Darlene Capua. .. For orpnization, customen can come in here for a multitude of creative ideas," she said. "Evayone here is helpful and qualiC.ed. We have the largest doeet showroom around." The advantages of the Elfa system arc many. The modules come in all ma and can fit an~. The epoxy wire is I r org nzing chore can lfOW with the fUlily. The Elfa ~ can be med in any room in the house, acconlina to CapUa. Tbcy arc equally• valuable in Ille pr.,e u tbey are in tbe ~-For the bedroom closets, the venti- lation offered by the baateta allows d~ to air naturally. Also featured at Innenpace is ventilated lbelvina. which is sold by the foot. The shelves come in 12-foot rum and can be cut to the customer's apecjf atiom. Comtructed of epoxy-coat.eel - ~the shelves are ideal for any area in the home or prage. lnnenpace also carries a wide variety of closet acceuories, including boob, door racks, book racks, mail drop racks, hampers and in-and-out baskets. The vuious racks can be used for anything from kitchen spice racks to bedroom shoe storage, according to Capua. The Elfa system comes in the colors of white, brown. black and red. La1pinatc tops arc available for those wishing to create a desk out of a system. The advantage of the laminate is easy cleanup with any regular household cleaner . The first step to installing any system is to measure the area or cJoset in question. An alternative is to have Innenpa.ce's courteous staff COD)C to the house for a free consultation. ln.nenpacc is located at 3565 E. Coast Highway. For more informatio~ call 67S-n30. BACK FROM SCHOOL buy 2 save 20% c -ID - 0 E 0 F. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 L..o n ,., ,..... ~ I I I I 0 0 H 0 0 ~ -- Ftom9-'9cMr'I .,... modular casegc>OC2I A. ~ E. °'9aer I~. ~ 1138. F. 0.-••. 8. ~ l80 G Sf'8ll ._ ~ C . Bock I I I $119. H. 0. 1111. . 0 . .,....,,,. Jr 0..$125. - - -· -.· · 11 patio turnil Patio Bello of Corona del Mar will once apin feature a famous brand of patio furniture during the weet of June 2S through July I, according to owner Ruth Mesa. It ia Rover Gardena week, just in time for thole 4th of July barbeque parties, and customen will receive 50 percent off of all Rover Gardens furniture pur- cbned. Rover Gardens ia manm.c- tured in Italy. It wa tbe firit patio furniture manuf.cturer to me solid resin in its conatruo- tion. It ia the fint in quality and reliability and the only one which guarantees perfect r~ style, comfort and is resistant to all weather conditions. It coma with a tbreo-Jt• ........-and be converted to comfortable can be deaned with a spoaae ud _ loaa,e.. Tbae are two aiza of soapy water. tablci. One ii '' • 43 and a 20 --<>r you can just hoee it down incb leaf cu be added. Tbe other When you are bOliq tbe ..ct-ii 38 • 71 plus a 24 inch leaf. yard,• uid Maa. The topl and lep AR solid rain The system folds for easy with 1taialele steel hardware storaae. Tbe pieces .ctj111t and -'wbicla wiD not rmt. extend form~ me. It ~ dinina bM taken on bas foldiq armcbain wbicb can_ a new dimeaaion with elegance a requisite. Mesa said that the Rover Gardena furniture ia dipnt • well • venatile. PAVILION QUEEN SUMMER CRUISES To M:CeDt tbe funiiture, Patio Bello ..... ~ ltOCt of acca- IOriel, iw:IQdina pictura, trays, ice buCbta aDd other itelm to Newport Harbor Cnlile Daily 11 AM, Noon. 1 PM, 2 PM. 3 PM, 4 PM. 5 PM • • Brunch Cruise Sunday 10:30AM Sunset Dinner Cruise Wednesday 7:00PM Cocktail Cruise Monday 7:00PM RESERVATIONS 673-5245 PAVII.,ION QUEEN The hottest days ofthesu matc outdoor liYiaa comf'orta- ble. IJl liddition_ tMre AR tiejlv aavinp offeml oa Patio BlllO\ irHtoct furniture, Wlaida comrs from all oftl' tbe world. Patio Bello offen the~ of custom cuahiom for any type of ~ ture, accordina to Mesa. Custo- men can chooee from a wide variety of fabric samples for their own desip.. Patio Bello can also make custom cuahiom for boats. Patio Bello ia located at 3637 E. Coast Highway. Houn are Monday throqb Sahirday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sundays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more infor- mation, call 67~340. Kids summerwear at Petite Marche YMCA Summer Camp Sign-up is now in progress! The YMCA bas a camp for every kind of kid. Like day camps for grade schoolers that fill your need for day-<2re and your child's days with field trips, arts and crafts and the outdoors. For older youth, there are mountain and baCkJ>a:cking camps. And special trip camps where teenagers can surf, sail or explore California. Best of all, Y camp is a safe, supportive place where your child will learn values and skills he or she will never forget. WeeklJ a•p lellioni IW1 Jane 22. Sign your children up for the hottest summer of their lives. Petite Marcbe is a o~op shop for children, featuring all of the lalat in fashions, gifts, toys and collectibles, according to owner Jeennine Trout. As a bonus, the aalC:s staff is eager to help customen in their IClcc- bODI. • Top brands can be found at Petite Marcbe, including Flor- ence Eiseman, ru., Absorba., Petit Bateau, Oshkosh and Mona Lisa. The Eiseman swim- suits and sportswear are very popular, according to Trout. The shorts can be worn by both boys and girls and they can get about a year's wear out of them. For summer, Petite Marcbe is the place to look for that unique pt The store has its own artist who will create a custom birth plate. The plate is band painted with tbe name of the baby, elate Of birill, -iah'. laaatb and pJw of birth, 8CCOidiDa to Troat. ADotllCr fnoritc item is • cu. tomiml •amic lllOe wida die ~ .. -... ~of llirtb;. Tbe artilt ca allo ,..,.,u. ...... wl lboa. EuiDpla of tie artilt'I Wort ... -~y .. Pedle ..... J111t arriviDa Pl Pmtc ..... ii • liae of ialut daiDa and tilwnrare. M-.a .._u will ,.., • '1181 ..... • eeia ii drapped a nn;t a cOlletioll of Schmid music boxes and collectible stuffed animals by Avanti; many are limited edi- tions. For collecton of Dolls by Pauline, Petite Marcbe is the place to So· The 1election is very good, according to Trout. The dolls have hand-painted silt faces and rag bodies. They all have names and come in 18-and 26-inch heights. -rheir hair is really gorgeous, .. Trout said. Novelty items for the young include pewter toothbrushes, barbells and comb and brush sets. A musical book with a miniature keyboard will give a child boun off un. Crib mobiles keep babies occupied, as well u stimulated. For gifts, there are pim that say "'happi.neu is being a mother, grandmother or great- ~her. • Wben aboppen have com- pleted their sift bu,U.,. the itifl' at Petite MatcM will II-di "ft '1 prwamp purdma., ~to Trout. And for U.O. WltO waat to mop iD die coateaince of tbe ho-. Petite ..... Will tW ... order O¥er tie ,__ - CUltOIDen c.. ... c:redil card for tbia ••ice. Petite Mam. ii loceced et 369 E. 17th SL, 121, CGlla Meaa. For more iaf'~ can 642-- 4714. ~II. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS ..... • .... ll 1111 Summer fashion sale at Guy Laroche Itta not too late to take adva. bF. of Guy Larocbe'a summer sale,~ to store man.,- Simin Sbabab. Featured are the entire 1prina and summer lines of 1986 and 1987, all at SO percent savinp. Sb.ahab said that the purpose of the Ule is to make room for the fall and winter collection which will start aniving in mid- July. Acceuories are 30 percent off and include purses, scarves, be~ 1unaJ1ues and men's ties. · Summer fubions are espe- cially beautiful this year, accord- ing to Sbabab. The bou,Uquc carries a printed jacket that can be mixed and ma~bed with any number of solid skirts end pants. The multi-colored print is on a white background. A novelty piece that is very populu in Paris is a bubble dress, Shahab said. A.ft.er the dress is put on, the wearer ties it at the bottom. "It makes you walk more carefully, like a lady should," she said. Shahab will be leaving for Paris soon -to beain buyina next sum.mer~s collection. Guy Laroche carries sports- wear, semi-drasy outfits, separ- ata,silt ~suits and dressy wear. The dre11y features· sequins, scarves and jewelry from all over Paris. The Guy Laroche story is one of succeu. He began his training au the Jean Desses Studio in Puis in 1949. From there, be went to New York and observed its world of fashion before moviq back to Paris. His first introduction was immensely sllc:ci:siful and moved him up next to the top designers in fashion of the day. Another brief stint in America found him OD the pages of Life Magazine, then be returned to Paris to open a salon in Paris• f asbion district. Soon, the designer opened boutiques all over tbe w()fld. one of them in Newport Beach. wibe line is very UDique, I ha~n' seen any copies~ "said Sh•hab. (iuy Laroche is located mt 33 Fashion Island, outside the Atrium. The boutique is open Monday through Saturday. JO a.m. to 6 p.m. end on Sunday, noon to S p.m. For more infor- mation., call 644-11%. Character Boat Parade set to sail Aug. 15 ~pringtime in Balboa" will be the theme of this year's 27th Annual Character Boat Puade, to be held Sunday, August IS at 2 p.m. The Character Boat Parade is a tradition which has always been well received by visiton and residents. Over SO decorated boats of all shapes and sizes will be ptberi,ng in front of Lido Village. The Newport Beach fire boat will lead the parade, spray- ing water in the air. Immediately following the lead boat will be one of the most familiu boats in the Harbor, The Pavilion Queen. Boats of any class that are decorated in keeping with the theme are invited to fall in behind the lead vessels. The history of the parade begins with the wild antics of its founders, Dick Shaw and Virgil Partch. They cruised the harbor regularily in Shaw's character boat, the S.S. Michigan. In 1960, they organized their route into an all-out parade. Today, Jim Dale from the Villa Nova Res- taurant owns the S.S. Michigan., and still decorates the character boat every year to take part in the parade. The parade follows an easy route through Newport Harbor. Beginning at Lido Village, the procession continues down the north side of lido Island, around to the south side, across to the peninsula, past the Pavil- ion, down to the jetty channc~ and back along Balboa Island to the Balboa Bay Club. The event takes two houn to complete and spcctaton are invited to view the ·parade along the various bay- front locations in the Harbor. The awards ceremony wilJ take place around 4:30 p.m., in the main ballroom at the Balboa Bay Club. Members of the Commodores Cub of the New- port Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce will perform the judging duties. Awards will be presented according to various interpretations of the parade theme: best decorated, .ani- mated, theme display and best sounding boat. Two categories will also be considered: privately owned decorated boats and commercially sponsored deco- rated boats. There will be awards for character boats, such as Monterey boats, steam boats, classic yachts, bay launches and work boats. Some of the humor- ous aw~ds include the suaviest suave, the salty sailor, the theme extreme, leakin • timben, loose screw, big toot and the drippy stuff mg boL Each Year, the Character Boat Parade gets better and the NHACC promises that this year will be no exception. Dunes, Mariners Park will host Fourth fetes For many Barbor Area reas- idents and visitors the 4th of July is surrounded by traditions that must be observed. Two such traditions arc alive and well and better than ever. The Newport Dunes fircwork.S display has become an anticu- pated annual event; this year will be the silver annivcrsary-25 years of pyrotechnic excellence. Another old fashioned family event will be the 14th Annual Independence Day Celebration at Marincn Park in Newport Beach. AD of the events will take place during the day, with New- port Dunes fireworks putting OD a perfect finale. According to Charlie Yates, general m•nager of Newport Dunes, this ye&r's show will be biger and better than ever. The show will once apin be provided by Lou Castellano of San Diego Fareworb. Yates said that C... tellano is best known for over- seei.q the fireworb show for Ronald Reapnta inauguration, sty shows for the San Diego Padres games, Sea World and MichaelJackson's Victory Tour. .. The show is usually about 30 to 40 minutes long, but this year, we are expanding it to more than an hour," Yates said ... Lou is excited about this show and has been buying special shells for it." Yates said that Castellano called him last December to telJ him about a special cbrysantb- emwn floral shell be bought for the grand finale. The shells arc both domestic and imported, but grand finale shells arc always of the imported variety, be said. The Marinen Park event will kick off at JO a.m. with a parade. Participants are invited to dec- orate their bikes and begin assembling at 9 a.m. Imme- diately following, is a patriotic program featuring the Sunshine Magic Siqers. a group from Marinen Elementary which pulls members from all over the Newport-Mesa area, according to event chairperson Dana Black. Local youth groups will spon- sor the concession stands and will sell hot dogs. soft drinks, shaved ice and nachos. Black said. They will serve as fund- raisers for the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. · The finale will feature Bar- naby the Clown, who has been a f avoritc at this event for many years. He will perform in the multi-purpose room of Mariners Library. Other favorites for the day include old fashioned family games and a bike raffle. The Bicycle Company will provide • free safety inspections of all bikes. The Newport Dunes hasn' changed much over the years., Yates said. However, since it opened in 1958, camping and recreational vehicle spots have been added. People will be familiar with the whales which have floated in the bay. Well., they arc the same, original whales. But the fireworks show is always special to people, Yates said. The admission to Newport Dunes will still be S2 for adults - -and $I for kids for day use. Those wishing to camp can take their pick of tenting spaces. RV hookups or sclf ~ntained spa- ces right on the water, be said. The fuwork.s can be seen from many diff crent points in the Harbor area. People on the Pminsual ha\.'C just as good a view as someone sitting on the bluffs. For people wishing to stay home rather than go away on the 4th, Newport Beach will be a nice place to be. Pool tables. Backgammon. Dmts. Eledronic Garnes ., Video-Dileo Dlnt*111 Ms 9 p.m. COf E ~US POR mEAICPABT• IJlllOI. HM'Pf HOla OR .. .a OFet 7 AA-2 ~ 7 Dt\'45 A WEE< 4248 Mmtitgale W"J • Newport Beed'l • 476-8831 - Patio Bello of CoronadelMar will oac:e ..m. feature a famous bnnd of patio furniture during the week of June 2S through July I, accordina to owner Rath Mesa. It is Rover Gardens week. just in time for thole 4th of July barbeque parties, and customers will ~ ~ perunt off of all Ro'Ya' Gardens furniture pur- cbsnd. with a tiueeJlm' _..... ad be converted to comfortable Rover Ganlem is manm~ caabedcal!O!witlaa.,...ad _ loanr Tbac are two siza of nirtd in Italy. It •• the first soapy "*'· tabla One is 35 • 43 and a 20 patio furniture manufactmer to -or-you cu just boee it down iDdt leaf caa be added. The other me solid resin in its comtruc-when JCM1 are hMina tile Net-ia 31 • 71 plUI A 24 inch leaf. tion. It is the fll'lt in quality and yard,• uid Maa. The tops wl lep are solid rain reliability and the oilly one The system f oldl for euy with ltainlen Steel bardware which guarantees perfect ~ sto,...e. Tbe pieca adjmt and --'wbidi wiB aot ~ style, ~mfort and is resistant to _ extend for JIRdti.papolc me. It ~ dinina Ml taken on all weather conditions. It coma has folding anDcbain wbida can a new dimelllioa witla elcpnce . -----a requildc. Maa uid that the RoYer Gardens farniture is elc'pnt • Well • ftllatile. PAVILION QUEEN SUMMER CRUISES To accent tbe furnitwe, Patio Bello ......... atoCt of acca- IOria. incWina pictures, trays. ice bectets wl otbcr itCmil to mate oatdoor liviDa comforta-Newport Harbor Cruise Daily 11 AM, Noon, 1 PM. 2 PM. 3 PM. 4 PM. 5 PM • • Brunch Cruise Sunday 10:30AM Sunset Dinner Cruise Wednesday 7:00PM Cocktail Cruise Monday 7:00PM RESERVATIONS 673 ... 5245 PAVIIJON QUEEN . BAIBO.A PAVILION The hottest days ofthesu bk. ID additioa. time .. ;.w savinp o«aecl oa hdO .... iJHtoct fWaitme. .... CCI• Pl from all owr the world. Plllio Bello offers the• vice ol cmaom cushions for uy type al ~ ture, accordina to Maa. ~ men can. cbooee from a wide variety of fabric samples for their own daip Patio Bello can also make custom cushions for boats. Patio Bello is located at 3637 E. Coast lliabway. Boan are . Monday tbroup Saturday, 10 LID.. to 6 p.m. and Suadays. 11 Liil. to 4 p.m. For more infor- mation. call 675-4340. Kids summerwear at Petite Marche YMCA Summer Camp Sign-up is now in progress! The YMCA bas a ~p for every kind of kid. Like day camps for grade schoolers that fill your need for day-are and your child•s days with field trips, arts and crafts and the outdoors. For older youth, there are mountain and baci~king camps. And special trip camps where teenagers can surf, sail or explore California. Best of all, Y camp is a safe, supportive place where your child will learn values and skills he or she Will never forget. We*IJ n•p MllioDS ltut Jtme 22. Sign your Children up fortbehottestsummerofthett lives. Petite Man:be is a o~top abop for c:bildren, featuring all of the latest in fashions, gifts, toys and collectibles~ according to owner Jeannine Trout. A£ a bonus, the sales staff is eager to bdp customm in their IClcc- tions. Top brands can be found at Petite Marcbe, including Aor- ~nce Eiseman. Fix, Absorb&, Petit Bateau, Osbkosb and Mona Lisa. The Eiseman swim- suits and sportswear are very popular, according to Trout. The aborts can be worn by both boys and girls and they can get about a year•a wp.r out of them. For summer. Petite Marchc is the place to look for that unique sift. The store bas its own artist who will crate a custom birth p)Mc. ne plate is band painted Witla die ... Of tbe baby. dale albinla, w 1 ·pe, kaath ud pb.ce of tiirt1a, ~ to Trout. Aao«ber rno1 ite ._ is a ca- twni11;d Cll• . c .. wida the ...,,.. -... ~of birtlL Tiie artitt cm Uo ,..,.atitt lllMlawew ... ..,__ Exa•plcl olt111.-\work11eoa-..., .. Peta ..... J•.miea•PWlileltardae ilaliaeof-...dmiawl ailmwsc. Mwi'Clll Wti will ,.., ............ ii ....... ia. ,.....,. • 0011:-. of Schmid music boxes and collectible stuffed animals by Avanti; many are limited edi- tions. For collccton of Dolls by Pauline. Petite Marcbe is the place to go. The 1elcction is very good, according to Trout. The dolls have hand-painted silk f aca and rag bodies. They all ha~ names and come in 18-and 26-incb heights. "'Their hair is really gorgeous," Trout said. Novelty items for the young include pewter toothbrushes, barbells and comb and brush sets.. A musical boot with a miniature keyboard will give a child boun of fun. Crib mobiles keep babies occupied. u wdl u stimulated. For sifts, there are pins that say-uppiDcu is being a mother. grandmother or great- gnndmother .• WlleD aboppcn have com- pleted tbeir jift baJina. tbe ltaft' at Petite Marcile will liidlJ sift••• pvcMllel. ~to Trout. Aad for.,_ 1'M ... to...,, ia die coaw ir.:e of tbt hotDe. Petite .... Will .. .. order °"" die ~ .... C'lllG•• mm w a cr1 til a.rd for dlil •vice. Petite Mm:lleil locnl1d • l69 E. 17tla SL, 121. C... Meu For more iafor-..,., call 642- 4714. ' ..._a Im THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS ..... • ... ll 1111 Su_mmer fashion sale at Guy Laroche It 'I not too late to take ad van- .. of Guy Larocbe•a sumt¥r sale, ~to store man..,. Simin Sbabab. Featured are the entire sprina and summer lines of 1986 and 1987, all at SO pen:eat savinp. Sbahab said that the purpose of the saJe is to make room for the ran and winter collection wbicb will start arriving iD mid- 1u1y. Accasoria are 30 percent off and indude punes, scarves. belt, mnglenes and men"s ties. . Summer f umom are espe- cially beautiful this year. accord- ing to Sbahab. The boutique carries a printed jacket that can be mixed and ·matched with any number of solid skirts and pants. The multi-colored print is on a white background. A novelty piece that is very popular in Paris is a bubble dress, Shahab said. After the dress is put on, the wearer ties it at the bottom. "'It makes you walk more carefully, like a lady should," she said. Sbabab will be leavina for Paris soon 1o bepn bu~ next summer\ collectiOn. Guy Laroche carries sports. wear. semi-dressy outflta, lepU'- ata, silt~ suits and drasy wear. The dressy features sequins, scarves and jewelry from all over Paris. The Guy Laroche story is one of succeu. He bepn bis training at the Jean Desscs Studio in Paris in 1949. From there, he went to New York and oblerved its world of fashion before moviq back to Paris. His first introduction was immensely sucx:alflil and moved him up next to tbe top diSigncn in faihion of the clay .. Another brief stint in America fou.nd him OD the pages of Life M•pzine, then be rctwncd to Paris to open a salon in Paris" fashion district. Soon, the designer opened boutiques all over tbe world. one of them in Newpo_rt Beadl. WJk line is very unique, I haven l seen any copies~• said Shabab. Guy Laroche ii located at 33 Fashion Island, outside the Atrium. The boutique is open Monday through Saturday., JO a.m. to 6 p.m. and OD Sunday> noon to S p.m. For more infor- mation., call 644-1146. Character Boat Parade set to sail Aug: 15 -Springtime in Balboa• will be the theme of this years nth Annual Cb.ancter Boat Parade, to be held Sunday, August 15 at 2 p.m. The Character Boat Parade is a tradition which has always been well received by visiton and residents. Over SO decorated boats of all shapes and sizes will be pthering in front of Lido Village. Tbe Newport Beach fire boat will lead the parade, spray- ing water in the air. Immediately following the lead boat will be one of the most familiar boats in the Harbor, The Pavilion Queen. Boats of any class that arc decorated in keeping with the theme arc invited to fall in behind the lead vessels. The history of the parade begins with the wild antics of its f ounden~ Dick Shaw and Virgil Partch. They cruised the harbor rcgularily in Shaw's character boat, the S.S. Michigan. In 1960, they organized their route into an all-out parade. Today, Jim Dale from the Villa Nova Res- taurant owns the S.S. Michigan, and still decorates the character boat every year to take part in the parade. Ttic parade follows an easy reute through Newport Harbor. Beginning at Lido Village, the procession continues down the north side of Lido Island, around to the south side, across to the peninsula, past the Pavil- ion., down to the jetty channel and back along Balboa Island to the Balboa Bay Oub. The event takes two hours to complete and spcctaton arc invited to view the parade along the various bay- front locations in the Harbor. The awards ceremony will take place around 4:30 p.m., in the main baBroom at the Balboa Bay Club. Members of the Commodores Club of the New- port Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce will perform the judging duties. Awards will be presented according to various interpretations of the parade theme: best decorated, ani- mated, theme display and best sounding boat. Two categories will also be considered: privately owned decorated boats and commercially sponsored deco- rated boats. There will be awards for character boats, such as Monterey boats, steam boats, classic yachts, bay launches and wort boats. Some of the humor- ous awards include the suaviest suave, the salty sailor, the theme extreme, leak.in• timbcn, loose screw, big toot and the drippy stuffing boL Each Year. the Character Boat Parade gets better and tbe N HACC promises that this year will be no exception. Dunes, Mariners Park will host Fourth fetes· For many Barbor Area rcas- idcnts and visit on the 4th of July is surrounded by traditions that must be observed. Two such traditions arc alive and well and better than ever. The Newport Dunes fireworks display bas become an anticu- patcd annual event; this year will be the silver anniversary-25 years of pyrotccb.n.ic excellence. Another oJd fashioned family CYCDt wilJ be the 14th Annual lndependence Day Celebration at Mari.Den Part in Newport Beacb.. All of the evenu will take place daring the day, with New- port l>waea fireworks putting OD a perfect finale. According to Cb.artie y ates, general mane~ of Newport Danes, this years show will be bigts-and better than eftr. Tbe show will once apin be provided by Lou Cat1dlano of San Diego Fueworb. Yates said that Cas- tellano is best known for Oftl'- wrina the fireworb show for Ronald Reagan .. inaugaratioa.. sty aboWI for the Saa Diego Padres games, Sea World and Michael Jackson's Victory Tour. .. The show is usually about 30 to 40 minutes long, but this year, we arc expanding it to more than an hour," Yates said. "'Lou is excited about this show and bas been buying special shells for it." Yates said that Castellano called him last Dcc:ember to teU him about a special chrysanth- emum floral shell be bought for the grand finale. The shells arc both domestic and imported. but grand finale shells are always of the imported variety, be said. The Mariners Part event will kick off at 10 a.m. with a parade. Participants arc invited to dec- orate their b ites and begin assembling-at 9 a.m. Imme· diatdy foDowin& is a patriotic program featuring the Sunshine Magic Siqen, a group from Marinen Elementary wllich pulls memben from all over the Newport-Mesa area. according to event chairperson Dana Black. Local youth groups will spon- sor the concession stands and will sell hot dogs, soft drinks, shaved ice and nachos .. Black said. They will serve as fund- raiscn for the Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. The finale "'-ill feature Bar· naby the Oown. who has been a favorite at this event for many years. He will perform in the multi-purpose room of Marincn Library. Other favorites for the day include old f asbioned family games and a bike raffle. The Bicycle Company will provide • f ru saf cty inspections of all bikes. The Newport Dunes hasn' changed much over the ~ca.rs, Yates said. Ho~-cver, since it opened in t 958. camping and recreational vehicle spots have been added. People will be familiar with the whales which have floated in the bay. Well, they arc the same, original whales. But the fireworks show is always special to people, Yates said. The admission to Newpon Dunes will still be $2 for adults - gJ>Olf! <Rak s g.iee Featutng VIII Sit -te On -and SI for kids for day use. Those wishing to camp can take their pick of ttnting sp~ RV hookups or sclf «>ntained spa- ces right on the water, be said. The f mr-·orks can be seen from many different points in the Harbor area. People on the PcninsuaJ have just as good a view as someone si tting on the bluffs. For people wishing to stay home rather than go away on the 4th., ewport Beach will be a ni~ pl.ace to be. 11 <llant Ful Saeens Al "sj• TeleWsed or OJ 1ed ClraJit Osn.es and Sports Ewslts (Y~) Pool tables e Bac:kgmtman e 0mts e E.lbJam *= Gal ICS .., "1deoDll CD Dwdl8 After 9 p.m. COPE_... us FOR ...,.,MT. latat. HAPPY HOCm OR mva aet 7 AA~~ 7 ~YS A VJEE( 4248 Mmtilagale WIJf/ • HeWport Beath• 4768831 - , . . , . • • . . .. " .. ' . . . . . . .. -... • • • • • • • • • • • • •• -. ..... a.• THE NEWPORT a•taNICOSTA' .... N•aw11191-.1•11•• a IS ~um er Dining______.;.-~~ ~ Supp r cruises at Canne[J A Harbor cnlile ii always a ~ ~ but •Ilea it u KCOmpa•ied by AD ~tly ~"1ed lneal; it~ becomes noteworthy. . And that is jut what the Cannery restaurant is offering duriq the summer months, as it presents Sunday Supper Cruises each week from S-7 p.m. While the 0 lsla Mujeres•• moton up and down tbe Har- bor, ~ enjoy fme food and complimentary champagne, Clm•-DIC , ........................ 1111· ---aalll .... llillll while ta.king in the beautiful ...... I I ...... 2 • a .. a I a 1 •• plll .... sights, smells and tastes of DINE ON THE WATERFRONT The Freshest Seafood and Finest Eastern Beef r LUNCH • DINNER • BRUNCH . HISTORIC LANDMARK Indoor/Outdoor Dining CHAMPAGNE HARBOR CRUISES Friday Dinner Cruise · 7:30-9:30 Saturday Brunch Cruises 10-12 and 1:30-3:30 Sunday Brunch Cruises 10-12 and 1:30-5:30 Sunday Supper Cruise 5-7 .. Only $25.00 per person LIVE ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY AND SUNDAY AFTERNOONS .... (714).675-5777 3010 LAFAVE 11 E • NEWPORT BEACH, CA YOGURT• SEl-F-SERVE! Newport Beach. ~ celery, alao.dl aDd This in' a 11UM)f-tbe-mill purple grapes was ambiosia-cnme, by a long shot. .. we like. while~ staffed potatoes dilccnercd recently. 1bat much came with crab and other becomes evident when guests assorted seafood ~ fU'lt board the boat and discoftl' ~ past Harbor bland, a shrimp cocktail placed at each wc indulacd in cbocolatc- teat. chocolate cake, a limply bcav- As tbe boat leafta the dock. enly_ concoction that ~arbordered a t~ty Mexican salad was, on sinful Deaert o~ the B , served consisting of lots of as wc gently gbded along • • through the cool bn:ac, WM a cbcae, ground beef, lettuce, ~ect ridin to both . and sour cream, aDd guacamole. kmd I CIUJle Tangy and spicy, it was vel)' wee . · satisfying and the edible shell it Priced ~t SlS per penon. the came in wasn't bad either. Ca~aery s Sunday Supper Cnme runs from S to 1 p.m. Moving along, we were just passing the Balboa Pavilion when we ~ the creations from the buffet table. A very interesting salad featuring 'IM Ctlnnery. 0 historic land- """" Oft IM btiy. u 1«111~"' JOJO La/~tt~ Aw. Raervo- tioru on rrquitttJ lllttl nwy ~ ,,,.. by co/lilf8 67s-5m. Western -barbeque at Irvine Hilton · As the gentle strains of coun- try music fill the air, close your eyes and pretend, for a moment, tbaLyou-..C out in t~ wide open spaces of the American West. Thie~ juicy steaks are spitting 00 the mesquite fire .. They'\"e joined by port ribs in barbecue sauce and fresh fish, along with skcwen of vegetables. Dark, tangy chili bubbles away, and off in a corner, waifiaa temptingly. is an illCRd- ible selection of fresh-baked homemade pia and ice~ • On Satunlay niatats dmiq summer it•s easy to· pictue younelf on a country raDda; became that., the ICttina of a lpc:dentlar_ Ni'becac buffet at the Irvine Hiltoa ad Towers. Featuriag an incredible ~ tion of butiecued foods in an autbeatic, rmxina wttina. the annual baffet U. become a foot- s&ompiq l9CC r • To many people» die word ~ .. conjarea up im..,. of cool foods Fttina colder wbile sittina in IDdal pal. Tbat\ DOt a problem at this barbecae~ Serve yourseH as much or as little as you want FREE Buy one yogurt and get the 2nd of equal value FREE 75~0FF Buy 8 oz. or more "9ri0R a yogurt wida a mppil-a "and get 7~0FF .-a-THE NE.WPCMT BISIGWC08TA MBIA NE.W8 .... Ill LH a -~ummer Dining __ _ ryone wins at America's Cup Sawr llu arrived ud all beea .,.,;-., i.ae. • Am ica\ Olp, Or-. coa... GwUli uid tU1 her family is ty~ plCIBia' lelf-«ne Joprl ,. ... ; .. to opcD anotbet ltOR ~.ii n.ty. W'dll llice _.,her ill H"-"°9&fon •acb in tbe not _. ,..te IJocki• totlle bcadl, too d•m fume. America\ Cap mata it easier America .. Cup is n8med for to ajoJ a cooJ..off' snact with the famoaa nee and is deconled ill ldf«a tc CODCCpt. in the same theme with colon Owacr Vanlla Gawthi said of Rd. white and blue, aJoag tlYl die c:laetn • to NewP"'t with pictma of tbe yacbts and lbrtNlt ... SCbool .... w.ry a map of die rKe coune. Fod for .......,. Now that Tbeideaofaldf..eaveyoSUrt ~ii o.t;1tlle ltDdcots haft storcwcoaceived by Gandhi\ beca lfEMi• eftll more time father-in-law, Rasikbllai • Awrica'I Cup. Gandhi with • ...., flaYOll -dlil£ir t..ae .... will allow. Ama ica .. CUp -Oftl' 25 difraat top- piap indncli• frail (nlil., ..... Panola. 11•••i ~ 1*ttcr' c:ruada ad two types of bot f1ldile. GaAi said ... Ille - added more frala fnaits ad ,w. oa ecldina two more types ofbotfadF-. America.. CUp is a family opentioa aiteriltl to fanritia It is apoQ•Dy popaht wida ... en of YOUD& c:bildrm. 11le little ones need not be forced illto one -t Wt" tome ol the same people Tbe st.n is aaiqae witla its six maJllie ., to three times • clay," y~ ...... el that the cmto- Gandhi said. wrhey tell their men opalde tbameha. They frimda ad family and they~ _am take any .m cap wl fiD it particalar .m of amcl-=; dley __ Cla • ii!, I 111 .._ 11111 ....._ II I Wa C., p 'I .. can orda • mucb or little as ,.._.., a Ill' t I :11111aw,....a_.m...,-. they want, Gand.lai said. For tbe down on w.te. are anli•ited to the amoaat of ,cry YOUD& tllil couccpt cuts America •1 Cup opened in toppinp they am load onto their Maxwell's brunch with a view On briaht. flUDmer Sunday . morainp, an exquisite lepalt is iti wed iD tile shadow of the Pacific ()can ,.. the waves rhythmically crash aaaimt tile shoreline. peltl iadulp OD delicacies iadadiaa sllrimp .... bcncdict, lox. au tecl beef and q1•ichr. To round off this picture-perfect mario, c:wnpti•• Diary dwn- pape ii fndy pomed. It._ all part of what arpably ia Oraaae Coanty•a finat brunch-a typical Sanday monlina at Muwdl's by tbe Sea in Buntinatoa Be8dl While the feast is sened throqbout tbe )Ur at Max- well's, it\ at its beat ill t.be summer, wbcn auata can e.ajoy both food and the peal out- ctoon OD a partially-admeci patio. 0n IUDDJ9 ..aa days.; the ocean ia a vivid blue, teaPUa vie for your ·attention and the coast.al brceza aid in crea6na an ambiance that DO other restau- rant can matcb.. Ambiaaoe aide. precious few caD compete OD tbe food and 1e1 vice side. Not oaly are the appetizen and mtl'Ca prqwed with diliaence. painstaking care is tat.en to keep warm foods warm. and cold foods cold. One oftbe hiahtigbts of brunch is the ta:o st•Dd, wbeft pests create their own version of Soutb-of- the-bordcr delights. AD of the m•kings of a 1ood taco are featured. including cbcac, oniom and sour CRam.. Another delipt is the fresh shrimp. and tbe cbeae blintzes are delicate and tasty. For a real traa., the blueberry panatkes are absolutely f ututic. Liaht. flaky, and remarkably frah. o.e iDteratiq llO\'dty is the doaat madtine, wbicb forms7 ri>akf..a and fries donuts right before your eyes. A squirt of dough falll into tbe frying machine wbae the donut coob a few moam: ata. Then. it rides up • COllftJGr belt, allowing it to dry. Seconds later, it tumbles into a bowl of supr and is ready to be eaten. Of coune.•thcre is also a danlina array of 11•ads. cam:d beef. blkrd ham. and Muwdl\ own justly f•mom popoven and blUC;beJ IJ mvffim When desert time roUs around. a variety of cakes, pies and otbcr acKJtdia are certain to tempt wlaatna ~you still have. and the sundae station. featuring ia: craun. toppings, nuu and other goodies complaa the list. Maxtttll'I is locoted "' 117 Pacific Cout Hi1llw11y ill B&lllli1f6ton &adl. nut to tM pin. Sunday brunds 9 a.m. to J p .m. Raawmons llTP rttom- mended and ""'Y ~ mlMM by Cllllbw 536-2555. HAXWEL1~AWAIDWINNING SUNDAY •UNCH BUFFET QUICHE SHRIMP TACO STAND EGGS BENEDICT SCIAMll ED EGGS IUNTZES •~SMOKED FISH SUNDAE~ST A TION INCREDml E SAi.AD SELECTION BACON, SAUSAGE a CANADIAN BACON LOX, CIEAM OIEESE, IAGELS a ONIONS CARVED STEAMSHIP ROUND OF IEEF • IAKED HAM MAXWELL-S POPOVEIS • IWEIO.RY HUFRN5 DAmlNG ADAY OF DE&.ITS ' MY CJIAMPAGtlE , ..... ID Jp.m. •1G1C• •LUO• Olla• '4:luan1 -.111D3GO ............... me,...~ early May and Gandhi said that aund1e1. Then they pay by tbe she will listen to any --stiom pound. customers miaht lane. There are Ammca•1 Cup is localed at over 40 different fiavon of 427 E. 17th Street, #E, Costa frm yoprt. Flavors in four 9f Mesa Roars ol opentioG are 11 the •tdrinta are chnpd daily. a.m. to 10 p.m .• Moaday but tbe chocolate and strawtcuy tbrougb Thvnday; 11 LDL to 11 are favorites and stay in the p.m., Friday and s.twday and other two mw:hinea Customers 11 Lm. to 9-.30 p.m. on Sunday. ' • , n Saturday night on the ranch.. Counby music. Thick New York Sirtoins on the grill Ribs smoking. Fresh fish char-broiling. Bean pots bubbing INRl'j. Skewered~ Crisp garden salad Deep dark chili. Golden corn bfead. ~pie and ice cream AB that and al the t1ir1 W'rings. ~ poolside at the eleg2n new Irvine t iilton & Towers. From 5:30 to 900 pm. Only $16.95 pe-pel'SOl a. or $8.50 for ~el I under 12. ft\ale it a weekend far' only $5(}.(X} per room. per~ Yal cor~ ylleah. Reserwitiolls pkme. E""'Y Sauday ~poolside. ... ..-..an._,..,..~.Nat••• ... tD.,...._ SulaiecUDr 0 1 NMy • .-...a•u al ••NCJJ·'ld. fridair.S.. ....... ....... - • An oasis Amid the hustle and bustle of Coast Highway in Corona del Mar sits a twe>-and-one-half acre oasis-Sherman Library and Gardens. In these peaceful surrouod- in~ one can bask in the sun- shine of the botanical gardens. gaze in wonder at the huge koi in the pond loc.ted in a climate controlled greenhouse, exper- ience the touch-and-smell garden. sip tea and enjoy a light snack in the tea garden, or conduct resean:h at the extensive library. Sherman Library and Gardens gets its name from Moses H. Sherman. an educator and California pioneer who died in 1932. The gardens were started in 1966 with a srant from Arnold D. Haskell. The library. located on the same grounds~ is a major resource for anyone interested in researching the history of the Pacific SouthwesL All through the gardens, vi- sitors can find just about any example of exotic plant. The greenhouse i.s climate controlled and has varieties of orchids that would not survive on the out- side. according to garden direc- tor Wade Robcns. Also. there are bromeliads. blue ginger. banana plants and the carnivor- ous pitcher plant. Flanked by the greenhouse and deadly angers trumpet is the touch-and-smell or discovery garden. This garden was designed specifically for handi- capped and sightless people and children. according to Roberts. The shelf i.s wheelchair height and loaded with such wonders as pineapple sa,e. which pva off a ~ u-oma when the leaves~ rubbed. cocon• ...... niums~ Frencti lavender Ud English thyme. In the feelina area the choColate soldier in tbe kalanchoe family bas vay soft leaves. The lambs ears are the softest of all. Roberts said that claaa arc taught at the gardens tb.toUgb the Braille Institute of Orange County. Across from the discovery garden is a huge busb of Ilea-: vcnly bamboo. According to Oriental superstition. if a penoo bas a bad dream, be should go directly to the plant and recite the dream and then it will not come true, Roberta said. Also, it is customary in gift giviq to include a sprig of the beaYCDly bamboo on the top of the gift for good luck. The central point in the garden features many color beds of seasonal flowers in bright pl'ofusion. Currently, there are first lady marigolds and pink begonias. These beds are changed several times a year. To the rear is the fem grotto with various varieties of sago pal~ staghom fems. birds nest ferns as well as many other examples of ferns. In the central patio roo~ luncheons are served by the Friends of Sherman Library and Gardens on Thursdays and Fri- days. The Friends is a group of supporters and the luncheon is served by some of the more than 100 volunteers who devote their time to the garden. On wee- kends. the patio is a favorite place for wedding rueptiom. At the rear or the patio room is a fareplace, aboYe which is a tiled mural. The mural was designed and executed around 1940 in a small village near Sao Paulo. Brazil. The 80 band- painted tiles depict life in a village on Brazil's south coast during the annual Festa de Sao Joao. Over JOO claracters are portrayed in the intricate mural. Dr. and Mn. Sherman Dickin- son lived several yean in Brazil and brought the mural back with them to California in 1948. Behind the patio room, one will step into a totally difJCRnt world from the one be just left. Cacti of all kinds can be found here. There is the agave plant, which is sometimes called the century plan~ or plant of 1000 mes. Prickly pear displays its crimtoa fruit and tbe old llWI of the daert C8CtuS rilJes. o~ the garden. The cactus garden serves to pl'ovide a theme for the garden •s oldest buildin& an adobe house which was built in 1940. A huge pepper tree in front of the house was planted from a tiny sprig by the first ownen . The house was built by a couple who bad never before built anything. Now, the tiny, 360-squatt-f oot building houses a variety of exhibits. Behind the adobe is another similar structun~ added on later. This homes the library. Still another wing was added in 1974, tripling the previous sq11are footage. Local history buffs will get a jolt out of the extensive collection of city dircctoriQ., bound copies of local ...,..,_ en and the .aial view of New- port Beach and vicinity taken in 1947. People today would be astounded at the amoant of -wildemcss• just 4'0 years ago. Roberts said that the prclens and hl>rary is a public charity. which survives only on private donations. Even so. the admis-- sion to this idyllic place is SI for adults and ls. for children 12 through 16, a true barpDL For visitors to the area and locals alike, Sherman Library and Gardens m•kcs a nice summer get~way. Cbildrai\ loun arc conducted on Tuaclays. Wed- nesdays and Thursdays. The locatiou is 2647 East Coast Hjpway in Corona del Mar.