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Home My WebLink About1987-10-15 - Newport Harbor EnsignCdAf Chamber protests group's use of its 1,.0 aY aocu •LOOM The Corona cld Mar Chamber of Com.merce is embroiled in a dispute with the Cocona dd Mar Community Association owr the me of the crowo- and-eea logo. oriaUaaDY designed by Irvine Company graphic artists for the Chamber. stime. City backs off from pit bull ban 8Y SILL llAllVEY At a study ICISion last Monday the Newport Beach City Council decided not to pursue an ordinance bannin1 pit balk Crom the city • At the end of the scssio~ Mayor John Cox said, •1t appears that we have a couemua to beef up current vicious dog ordiurvn, and against an ordinance banniq pit bulls.,. The proposed pit bull ordinance would ba~ required that: -A pit bull be kept in a secure kennel with sides and a top. Tbe enclocure would be required to be locked with a key or combination 1oct.. -When off the owner\ property, the doa would have to be leashed ud muzzled. -Pit bull owncn would be required to post a~ of dog,. sip on their property ud one on the keand as well. The propoul W01lld mo reqllile pit bull owners to supply two color photos of the do1 to the city clerk and prohibited keeping puppies for more than 12 weeks. Councilman Oarence Turner advo- ~ the propwcd ordinance, quoting statistics to mate his case, but other councilmemben felt there were too many complications involwd. EJcanor Hastings. a member of the audience Crom Corona del Mar, told counci1manben that if they passed such an ordinance she was afraid it would -. -~ be the first step of a mMfer plan to ban all dop from the city. ·u you pw this ordinuce~ you '11 be setting youndf up as judge, jury and banpw•,'" uid HMrinp Deputy Sheriff Frank Nin of Foun- tain Valley, OWDtt of two pit bu1' abo addressed the couacil. Be refuted Turner\ statistics and •ated that the media had blown the problem out of proponion. Though not a rriident of the city, and not affected by the ontmncr, Nin said be attended the lealioll and add.rcacd the council .. became this is too close to home. .. City Manager Bob Wynn said that 1 '• .. !4 Council delays a decision ori history survey •Y aOGU aLOOM A propoul by the newty formed Newport Comervucy to CODdllCt a ••• e 14uwit1 • w ,., of laiatoric sites wl alifacta ia ta. cilJ bas been put -Mid "' tic ar, CcMmcil hecaUle die cily lliltorical ~ uys it may U.. tic WomrilNI aftady compiled. Ca I cib ml .. W aa item OD tbc:ir qeDCla MoMaJ ajpt to approve $15,000 ia cily f1l8dl to l1lppOft the iJlyeatory project, kt continued the matter IO that tM Colllavancy and the Historical Society ca ao o~ what is alrady ia bwl ... ldjmt tbe propoal llCCOlcliallY. Comervancy fOUnder L.aDe Kuehn said she welcomes the opportunity to a •••t4 CONTaOL OF 1'ID PUUD'l'lllNGS The ...... -a ........... influ- ence oD me. Pata.pl it's became he'• unpretentioua, almoat f olk1y when he speab. He doem 't raile hia voice, nor ect aaettite and powerful; He toys with the eyeglaues in his hands and says almost apologeticaJ1y, but with sincere conviction, .. We're in t)ae people busioeu. Ninety percent of our money goes <to people ... The Board's priorities have remained peo- ple." Dr. John Nicoll, Newport- Meaa Unified School District Superintenden~ can certainly be asertive when he must. He guides with authority and the expcrtile of 17 yea.rs a district which employs 1,600 people to educate and care for 16,000 students 180 days every year. When he speaks monthly to the memben of Harbor Council PTA. where I recently heard ~ he not only apprises UI of the latest district policies and decisions, but be reaffirms the good judgment and the caring behind those deci- 11ons. In his October report to us (all 22 PTA/PFO presidents and IS Focus On 8Y HNNI& ENGSTltOll board members), be expl•Md toptlaer in aa oqaai••tioa hia and the Board\ &umationl called CMER (Califomia Mowe- witb the current bad~ Tiie meat for ~t' w .. ) district ii e~ to pa.-II ia aa ..._.,. to ..... • iaiti- months ahead, "while the state atift on tk June •• NDOt IO legislature can't plan more than tbat .ocen may cleCide for dlem- 2' boun abelld!• The NMUSD aelWS bow to faad our mte'I must set its budget ad employ educatioaal procea its pcnonnel March throup Duriq the Harbor eo.cil June each year. If staff memben meetina, while Lepa1ative and teacben are to be diamiwid, a.irm Beth Watbeq and this must be done by March IS ~J Ra11n!Mwef were 111em- aDd May IS, respectively, if~. blial pctitioD pKtaa for Ff A/ jobs are locked in for aDotber PFO pte1idmt1 to tab Met to year. their aaita, tbe local CMER One of the bigat rcstrictiona Chairman, Dave Brea, who OD the district badpt has been teacbel at Eltancia lliP Sclaool, the Serrano decision. which Dr. droppeCI in to ane, • 10me Nicoll feela ii •a paraateed words of encov-.c •at. Re approach to educational mecli-aperifkallJ ltreaed die i•pw- ocrity... Thua., the district's tuce Of tiani"I die ,..... budget must be bued on a 2.~ correctly (acratcbiq oat or incrulc in federal ilM;omc, not C1aiDa invalidates tbe entire neceuarily indicative of the petition) and to mate certain income of Californiam. It is for that folb undentand that thia this very reuon that concerned effort ia jUlt to place an initiatift Calif ornian1 . have banded on the ballot for voter deciaion Bergeson: OC gained in Legislature this year BY ROGER 8LOOM Sen. Marian Bergeson (R- Ncwport Beach) told the Orange County Club Monday that ~County did well" in the last session of the Legislature, but added that the overall per- Chest discomfort that lasts longer than two minutes is nothing to fool around wit.h. Play it sate and ask someone to get you to a hospital emer- gency room-immediately. formaoce of the lawmakers wu disappointing this year. Bea gcson listed several bills which passed in recent weeks and benefit the county. Among them were; at.Am1rlcal1llearl • AllOdallon 'M"RE:fG1T'G ~ 'OJ?Lff COSTA MESA ACUPUNCTURE Shin-Min U C.Med~ (714) 641-3035, 641-3290 440 Fak lk., S... 0, a.ta lleU , ....... ,..., ....... ,, .... ,, We're Gi -ToU rotllb. The bill, carried by Beraaon aod Sen. John Seymour (ll-A.nabeim), allows three planned rOllda in Orange County to be partially funded through tolls. Thi.a is expected to speed conauuctioD of the San Joaquin, Eutem and Foothill transportation corridon. -Municipal liabiliJy. The Legillaturc paucd a Berga.on- spoolOftd bill to free cities from ci vil liability in some circumstances involving the provision of safety ICl'Vices in natural areas, such as beaches and wildaeaneu parts. 1'be good newa, • abe quipped -11te /Jnplon/ Co.rto Sta-about the •atu iaaae, ..._ tbat biliutlon Act. Tbe bill will in two years we will be in a crilis .tjust the state .. apportionment aituatiob, and the LePJatarc foraula to iDcttw the county's · will rapond to a criaia. • sbare o( block put fu.nda by S6 She alto told tbe ll'9UP of million thia year. bulinca aad politica.l ·leaden Bergaoa aoced that the lqis-that witb tbe ltate at tbe Gm lature failed to agree OD a bill general fund apendiaa limit, to allow Caltram to me contract there ia a proliferatioa of bond services in ita review of conatruo-propoeall before the Lcsilatm'e· tion ~lam for new roada and She noted that tboee propoala facilities, that it failed to apee now total about SIS bi1Jioa. and on a plan f"T improviq tbe that S2-4 billion wortla will ddMry of water to Southern probably pia approval in the California. · next lellioa. Badham interviews available Rep. Robert Badbam, R- Newport Beach, will make video and audio tapes of half-hour interviews with members of President Rupn\ cabinet and other federal oflicials available to groups and organizations requesting them. Badham, who tapes a monthly television ahow that is used by several Orange County cable television companies, said he hoped the programs would give Orange County viewen a better picture of bow Wahington works. Cub presidents And meeting orpniun may be intented in using the tapes as a starting point for discussions or u an infor- mation tool, Badbam sugcsted. Recent programs have covered topics ranging from catastrophic health insurance and IOCial ICCUJity to dcfcme and f oteip policy. Some ol the shows includeclwUud...,U. but mOlt ,caa be med eitba' u televisioa .,. radio prOlfUDI. The tapes are available in all standard f ormata. More information about the programs ii available by calling Paul Willimon at (202) 225- 5611, or Rep. Bedham 'I local office at 644 4040. Away At1slr0Jial .......... c-.~ .. c 't dilTlllllCIDll.,_ <"HAALES R 8Aaa JE~--i~ 11.""'1· 82111 . Earthquake left some with the shakes rm littiq in my off.ce oa <>ct •. I. I hive fa.aally gotten to wort at 7:30 Lm., u I am 1uppc>ICCI to every day. · A few minutes later I look out of my otr1ee, hoping to catch my boss's eye and show her bow early I am. Ttie off.ce starts swaying and rumbling. A sto- dent from our developmentally disabled program is walking by with her teacher's mail. She begins to weep. I remain frozen in the doorway. I see my boss, ordinarily stern and busi- nesslike, kneel down and put her arms around the girl. She makes soothing IOUnda, and the girl puts her bead on my boss's shoulder. Ironically, the previous day was a faculty meeting on disaster preparedneu. We had been told to mate arrangements for some- Bill Bell tabbed to head Chamber Bill Bell bu been elected chairman of the board of the Newport Harbor Ania Chama.et of Commerce. A ••0 armcat comultut and longtime local business executive, Bell hu served tbis year .. vice cbairman and will com~ the u.nexpi.ml term of Ted Fuller, wbo w~ recently transferred to bis com- pany's Philadelphia off1CC. A 30-year veteran of the airline industry, Bell served in a number of management posi- tions durin& bis 20-year career with Western Airlines. In 1m, he was recruited to join the senior management team of Air California and bas served as an executive of Air Cal for the past 10 years, most recently as vice president, corporate and public affain. PollQwin1 the acquisi- tion of Air Cal by American Airlines, Bell elected to stay in Oraqc County to form bis own consulting business. In addition to bis Chamber senice, Bell is a member of the executive committee and imme- diate put president of the Ana- heim Are.a YJ.Sitor and Conven- tion Bu«au; vice president of the Oraqc County Aviation Coun- cil; and a board manber of the Industrial League of Orange County, the Orange County Chamber of Commerce and the Freedom Bowl Bell is a past president of the Airline Executive Organization and is a member and former director of tbt Newport-Irvine Rotary Cub. He bas also been an active participant in fundrais- ing efforts for Orange•ood, Mudan Schoo~ and the Orange County Council for the Boy Scouts of America. A native of Atlanta, Georgia, Bell attended Georgia Military Academy and the Univenity of Georgia. He served in the U.S. Army as a pilot. Bell raides with bis family in Mission Viejo. Local activist praises IJ new spinal injury law Robert W. Yant Jr., of New- port Beach; watern region vice plaidetit and Oraqc County chapt£r pmident of the Amer- ican Paralysis Association, today thanked Gov. Deutme- jian and two key leaden in the legislature for creating Califor- nia 'I new Spinal Cord Injury Tut Force (SBI026). •0n behalf of this ltate'e more than JS,000 ~ cord-injured men, women and children in wheelchairs, I waat to expras my sincere thanks to the Gov- ernor, State Sea. W"•lti•• Camp- bell and Allcmblyman John V aconcdk» for a.a.cir support. .. Yant said. •Now tlMd Gov. ~ bas~ SBll26 iato law, we can bqiD to IUe tbe Jina of many ~ *Pl to find a cure for~• be IMlded. SB I 026 creates a nine- manber tat roce within the , Depart:mt Of llCaltla Sericea to exploft 1M Med for additiODa1 rca.rda in tM areM of ._, cont~-,...,... Yamt, Wlao cuaaadf ia cOno- 6-d to. w1Ml1k:Mir r~ • wt m;., .. tk bcldl in 1981, reported that significant breakthroughs in nerve regener- ation research, drug therapy and tissue impla.Dt surgery will be forthcoming in the ~ near future. "'I am confident that Calif or- nia ~ new Spinal Cord Injury Task Force .ut be at the fore- front of many important scien- tific discoYCries, • be concluded. Tbc American Paralysis Asso- ciatio• .,. founded in 1982 to find the artiest possible cure for the diuNing dfects of spinal cord aid bead injury or stroke. To date, the aroup bas awarded nearly SJ million in reseach contncts nationwide. For more information about the American · P.aralyais Allociation, please caD ~) S27-S206. one else to pick up our children in the event of an emergency. We had been reminded of our status as civil servants, required to stay on site for n boun. The moms and dads on tbe staff bad looted grim. Around I LID., I go and help check the c1-rooms for dam- age. School is going right OQ. In my agitation, I leave a parent waiting in my office, forgetting about bis appointment. A sign appean OD the faculty bulletin board: .. WE OON7 HA VE TO ST A Y 72 HOURS.• The followina Sunday, our ~ome begins to away and rumble at 4 Lm. I nm to my daqhter's room, grab her up atill asleep, and haul her down the stain to the den. We sit tbct'e OD the couch like two wmbics until my husband leads us bSk ..,..•in. quaki. (He arpea few fun; it's Thia one acara my fliailk·Ud Im job.) Oae .....-.. oae of me more than the unex~ the qaaka is not a hallucination; fmt quake. What if it's only a I leaft him the news dipping, prelade-to a-really big "ODC?~-vver which I-write .. Ha ha ha My tn.Nn4 Mb iatiOUt oar ba!. FmalJj I ram tMt our cat earthquake supply tit. I remind Spike ii cleaning hiJDll!elf on the him that I put a kit together last bed and m•king it ab.ate. spring. To date, I tell him, we Each time I bear abOut an have one can of garbanzo beans aftenhoct, I wonder if it ·s really (my school bad a canned food "'after,• or if it's a new one on drive), and two bottles of water. a fault near us. We do not have a radio. I do rm at Del Taco, diy avorite not know anything about the lunch spot near school I feel pa. My husband bas used the another quake. I leap up, tcat- wastc disposal bags for grass tering nachos. It is the food clippinp. server wiping off the table My plfriend in Costa Mesa behind me. bu started wearing clothes to It's been a few days, now, with bed. Her husband arranges the no hallucinations. But even as following by his bcdstand each I type, and the table shakes from night; robe, wallet, box of diap. the typewriter, I feel nervous. I en, box of formula., keys. This loot up at a little wrought-iron is so he can spring out of bed bird hanging from a hook.. It's and run to get the kids, with all still. necessary items close at band. I really mull get my ca.rth- She bas taken to hanging her quake tit together. pone on the doorknob. Sw Kauth u a IU:mMd tlwr- 1 wake up at odd hours during aput and c0&111Mlor at a local the ensuing nights, absolutely public JU1h i~ltOol SN and Jwr convinced of another quake lauband liw wWt tlwir four· shaking the house. Each time, yetu-pld "'1uflttn in N~port my husband says there is no R~i1lau. QC 1 Device increases gas mileage by 22% WJC*M 11 atf Ce •C...llf..._._. P Jlfa ...... I 1 II I 1111 ) ..... 1111.. ' 18 "1 DIMI •• . a.er a ,_......_...,11 .. ....., P II JP J W .. s' 1 ....... 111111 3 , ... ...... Rd ........... ....,.,, "• , ...... --. ... st t ..... -.-..,..,_ .. ,.. 11 OJ ........... P ................... ..... .., IJ ... za., ...... ....,..., ..... _ .. 11 11ra--. .. sn t .-.-1111111fa a [Jts-. ..... U ! 7 9 \ ..... 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He practiced at The New )triar wtl8f8 its tcu.ier and resident genius. Harold Ross. '8t him snuf- fle whereYer the scent led ... in'f18stigations d the press. wartime Italy and Europe, low life in New York ... and boxing, "'the sweet science: -------------------GARDE~S OF STONE 0 When Private Fll'St Class Jack Wilow reported for duty to Third Infantry headquarterS, he was ~ tor oombal-eager to ~ the enemy. But Sergeant Frst Class C'81 Hazard knew better. He had fought in Korea. And he'd~ to Vl9tnam twice already. (, \HIH.\.S < >F "" .. 1 ( ,, r '' '. . ""' . 11 .~ .... () ,, .--, .-....-' -, ~ _,, - ·May Y8fY well be the best ncMtl d the VietrWn . w..· -UPI ~~--- THE BOURNE IDE 1Tl'IY A man drilgged from the sea rid- dled with bullets. his f-=e altered by ptaltlc turgery a man beering the dubious identity of Jaon aou~ - Edllodal Helping the helpers We'd be surprised if anyone was surprised that the last rumbles the major earthquake that hit Southern California had barely faded before Red Cross volunteers were in the 'ltrccts lending practical help to shocked citizens. Around the world, the symbol of the Red Cross is most often the first at the scene of any disaster. Help from the Red Cross is so dependable that it is easy to begin to take that worthy organization for p-antcd. Its help, and our accepiance of it, arc so automatic it is difficult to remember that the Red Cross can only respond in measure to the donations ·it receives. It is a non-profit ~ation depending on volunteers and donations to secure its life-blood. And ours too. In the past_. ~o weeks the Red Cross has emptied its warehouses and its bank accounts to serve Southern Calif omians. While we in the Harbor Arca escaped serious damage from this earthquake, there is no way of knowing how we will fare in the next day, week or· month. After all, we have for a close neighbor the Newport- Inglewood fa ult. While that slight flaw in the earth's crust hasn' given us cause to regret its proximity of late, it is a potential every resident of the Harbor Arca needs to keep in mind. And the truth is that the Red Cross might not be able to provide the kind of help we'd need if the earth shook tomorrow because its resources arc so sorely strained. Why, the~ if the Red Cross needs our help, have they not mounted an emergency fund-raising campaign? The answer is easy. The Red Cross receives some funding from the other mega-charity in Southern Californi~ The United Way. As part of the agreement between agencies, the Red Cross has agreed not to mount any appeals for funds during the last quarter of the year. But that prohibition doesn' mean that the Red Cross can' accept what is off ercd voluntarily. We can help the Red Cross. All it takes is a check, no matter bow small, from every citizen. Make it payable to the Red Cross Southern California Disaster Relief Fund. Address the envelope to Red Cross Earthquake Fund at P.O. Box 4390, Hollywood, 90078 or the Long Beach office at 31 SO E. 29th St., Long Beach 90806. T And sleep easier. Baker Communications 883 Production Paact Newport Bach, tA 92663 (714) 631-8120 Ptea send fNit tD: P.O. Bax 9399 Since 1978 Newport Belch. CA 92658-9399 The Newpcwt En9ign ia ~ weekly on Thur8days. / Bren shou Id tel I it Ii ke it iS September marked the 10th anniversary of Don Bren'• entry into the Irvine Company. Be Cant became part of the comor- tiwn tbat outbid Mobil Oil to acquire ownership of the vut land-owning and land- development company, and then, through myriad financina arnqcments, be bougbt out bis partners and htt.ame virtually the sole owner of the company. Since be acquiled the pint slip on the company, Don Bren bu tried his best to be a private penon, but be bu made so many moves involving m•nqement of the company that hardly a month goes by when tbe com- pany i.an \ on pqe one. Action this put l\UIUDel' may be the ultimate in mova that keep the community'• toques •aaina Jmt wben everyone •• applaaclina tM Irvine Com-- puy for its m .... nimous COD- ceaiom to the public OD the futare dowlXOMI dC¥elopment, the Im. C.0-paay aDDOUDCed IDCft corporate amical chain. eeekina to dOIC out m.aaive profitable operaboDa and termi- Wiq 28S employees. Off'acial ltatelDeDtl from com-- puy eucutMI dacribe what they-re doias-What is vividly m;.;q is wby Ibey are cloina it. And maybe it's nobody's '-i- llCll acept Mr. Bren and the 2IS ~ wlao woa\ ,et an Irriae eo., .. , payclaeck in tlae futve. Said OM coapaaJ •a1 mcmelll:: dlil ia a ~ '""isr• llll!MIJ to fc1ctia. • u cuc.-iw dnllap• ... NoW JCJll ............ ... bled11oot •••••· Martia ~-·· wllo ... to -die Im. Ca ,_,~ Pa ...... •.-• tWtlii#F • •8-11' a ::-:;-:~ f :_::-:ew.I ......... ], ••• ' I I ,..... ............ .. mat OD... 5 I 'lite tM fnilie Time of my J;if e Co. • Nobody elle owns u much land, builds u maay shopping centers, opem u much raw country for tract boma, plots new hiahways or pays miHiom for scale models of what the county ii goi.na to loot lite in the future (provided tbe Irvine Company plam are approwd). Brower called the company unique becaute it has in-houle ltafl' paf ormiq aome fn~ . imtead of outside contrllcton. Tbat'I not what makes it unique. Its lheer' size ia any cateaorJ- land owned, land lewd, land bein1 developed, people employed, public officials courted-make it unique. By uaiaa outlide contracton, tbe company will pay IDOR, not leas, for praeat operllbw.. But it will not haw the rapomibility for payroll, for friqe II e '*• for retirement paymr• ltpim freedom from loa1-term burdeat, at a price. It ilDpnMI its praeat ~. M a price. It cu be more fleDMe ia fwae ,.. ...... it pro•ut; c.. paJ oil more ....... 4*-. Wlaidlpdlitiaa.._. .. nttl r fi••nrial COllditioa. Tiie ... poilltil~dlellOlt' I ir· a.tM ... •un Ill ... Cl .,., • ..... .., .......... ,- .... lo .... Willa ........ if oeeoa r-..-...•willa_, -.......__.,,,~w ....... ..... ia 11111 fl'IHDt 'ftis , .......... ,,I lua•ulliipuiu s lbilM_. •u 1 It ••• .... •s 11'8 W IADliaOI IFCP ,,_. c.lif• I 0 ii .............. dl8JniilC..,..,flwdaetM 8YJIMnLTON finest public communicatiom. There are too many instances of mi•leadin1 or muddW public statements from tbe lnine Com- pany. Either Mt. Bren and bis aides don\ tnllt die pablic, or don\ consider the public ianpor- tant, or think the public is juat dumb. Wlaca Tom Nieben wu stripped of -p1Wideacy, Gary Rut laid 4e cwwpuJ Ud become~ few •Jone maa to be Pnl._tnu. Bot•MIL Now tJaaa die ooa.-, ii cliftlfiq itaelf of 1W ia-ho II e opera- tions, is Mr. ... •• ti .. t.bc ccapuy mall enoap for a Pnlideld1 M.,t.efor Mr. Bat? Wbea the campay .. ,....... ina tile. Oew-.1 Plan Amend.. meat for tM Newport Ceat« buildCMll, il ... dull if die voten ~0-.... ...,..., woald ,. .. ao ..... for Pelkaa Bil .... Alu Beet ..... tMt also wu lloawaill. tJaat tlle CM J•J Mlded die toed for da CloWMOalt deftlopmeat aacl ft ...... it..,..,. Alld a.t ......... cos,..,, clindor of tnm,ortatioa uw. 1are ••air, die CICI ( •J WM piq to ........... "•to tialil Pa .. -Roecl, ifdleir .... ... .. , ..... from die ••• fll IHJ IHIJiiwa lmd die C1:at11CA s' '-.: Lel'a ~ .... ..... .. .. -.Iii ... ,... .wida die Im. ~ .. ,. ....... ~~·ll'n aa .,. ... coaawaaea1toa1- liaa111,, I c' .. , ....... ...................... M1llll' a.~w1..... n111 y or a glinipse of the future? Letters to the Editor at the base hat been approved, which will decreac ooilC and increase safety. Dredsioa of Upper Newport Bay. has been funded. ne 1ate1t ~ iaaue I've been involved witb it unndina the radar fKilities there. In fact, all of the projccta lisled abcne arc ft1Y loa,-mm. I~ been working on some of them for u Iona as l'ft been in Wuhinaton-my invohemcnt with tbe airport goes b.ct more than a decade to my work in the State Aacmbly. Nobody •tit a fue"' under me. lw worked bard every day of my 2S years in politia and I intend to continue to do to. .-edtotMP"blic. ··~ it ......... .,, tbe maatiblda of mediocrity, tbote ~ eoviroomeatali1t1, tbat tbi1 moaolitla would put the Ciay'1 offtee lqual'C f ootqe Oft!' the SO-million mart -exceeded only by Irviac, wllida Iona .., ~ Se1£1!1UOID City't (for- medy Cola• Maa) 46 million square feet. •Enouabt" uid the Ma~r. .. You're beai•nUw to IOUlld lib a broken recont. It's always 'scale down, ICale dowa' with JOU people. If JOG Md JOU way, we would llill he a sleepy town stnllllinl to ..., Oil the map. D•nt1 to a .... ._ of 'pr011et- 1ives• in this city, we have become the amnher-one coaftn- tion town ia die Wat and an impomal fie...W center, rival- liac Saa Fnaco wl Maabat- taa. And so, aiace we don\ need to bear the same old arpmeDU about conpion wl ,...llicNI; Im ~ to cut off .... _,. from the floor in favor of Coao- cil deMte." Altbouah two couocil- m • ._. ol9jectell to IM aew prececleat of e1tabli1bio1 a hiaber ratio of cans per builda- ble 1qwe foot'I'\ Ck .ewat or them ... lbOt Clown by die Mayor 11 beina inexperienced in tjty poliaia wl aiaformed OD the new Malaa Pbm. Tbe otben. more seasoned and vocal, praented their salient arpmcalL One ~ -naink of it, this would be the mo.a praaiaioUI buiMina in Or-. County, .. it would c:ataiJlly be the talJest, a f1111 fi'ft stories taller than s.muo-Towcn~ • AeMller uid, •eow ca wc tura down Sl4 million for tbc ~ wideoina of our 1treeu to accomoclate those 45,000 downcout commuten tbat come into Newport Beach every day. This would surely reduce the existina traffic den- sity." A third ~ .. What.. ODC more Jiiahrile? It will tiardly be noticed amona the many we ..._, laaw. If ....... to build ..... a., it .. ,. Wdl be the tailed, to we cm Ft some DOtoriety in tbia town. Ewry- thina ii Sqenuom.. Sqastrom. ......... _ .... ...,.,,. one. Baidca, if we don l build them. our ncialabon will. So, let't ._ dial IO tire ~· And then om -• Nid, •rm for modention. Forty-two storia is • little ~ ,_ ... bat I would vote for daia project if it were cut down to 40 storia -that't atill two stories hiper tban anytbina ~mom U. and will still p .. the pratiae of haYiDa the t••kst builclina • •raafortbat! .. uid the Mayor. ..,.,_ .. a peat compromile, oae I'm sure thole darned, eawoa- mea••tist.I c:aa lne with. If yoa would put that iato a motion. I'm sure wc can Id it to ,...._" It pat1ed. .... Surdy, J jest. It is oaly toape- in-cbeek. It can\ rally bappaa! Neither could C.eatury <lty. It .. food for dtmpt w.uy zw• u • dirtttol of tJw CorOM tkJ JI• C""'1fflllfit ~ Fmthmnore. to imply tbat promotiaa a sound dcfeme doea not tene the intereltl of Onnae • (fj;rvJ County 1aidms ii j• plain wroaa. My wort OD the Armed Services Committee .... been vital to maiataiallaa such a dcfeme. 11 a ,.,.1r lbrou&b October 30th ~:dil~ ...... .._..: _ ... With magical precision, the nooks . · _.. ·and cranniea of Roeer's Gardena are slowly transfonnina into a dazzHna 0 Cbristmas Fantasy." ~ The summer patio displays bave been converted into ~ spectacular bolkl•y arrangements and once •pin the . ~ desipen have exceeded all expectations of elepnce ~ ". charm * E~ally for you this year, ROler's is bavina Speak Preview Days, OCTOBER 10 -30. Come see the begiMinp of what is goina to be our finest "Christmas Fantasy" ever with more decorated trees, more lights .and more sparkle . ·And remember ... thia is only a peek of what is to fOllow. SANTA ANA MAIN PLACE NOW OPEN aY MID PIClill.D Corona dd Mar extended its winning streak apinst Costa Mesa by defeating the Mvstanp 31·14 last Friday night at Orange Coast College. Terry Bryant W the M•DI r.:oa. ps11e1 frOm Melbc:ia to . ondleaeatterieludraaitb8ct pound ~ by mnnina for 9S Mui Ud Cart Ud atroq 30 ,_. witla jut II ieC(IWf• yards in 26 carries. nan ... ~ ......... were die mn•i•U.. Apia Mw boated The tint quarter w a •c •w bJ to OIM\ drhe. die atra ~ battle until Joba Kate>Vlidl let T.;ce .,.... Ft fil'lt dowm •wew beea darouab a IOt; We This is the eiahth year in a row that CdM bas beaten the ttf us· tangs. The win broke Corona del Mar football's four--pme losing streak and left the Mustangs with a 1-4 record. Though the score implies the Mus tangs were crushed by the Sea Kings, such is not the case. Up until the last two minutes of the game, CdM trailed 14-10, but was able to put 2 I points on the scoreboard in the last minutc-and·a-half. The Sea King offense rolled up a total of 16 tint downs with CdM quarterback Mitch Mel- bon throwing I 0 completions in 17 attempts for a total of 138 yards. His favorite targets were Kevin Maas, Jeff Clark. and Jeff Thomason. Rwming back Matt Patterson rushed for 128 yards in 30 carries. Costa Mesa's offense played admirably considering quarter- back Andy Grant bad never before played in a vanity game. He threw 6 completions in 14 attempts for a total of 61 yards. up the fant CdM 1COR WbeD he onfourtMowaplaJi.ODfourth recovered a fumble at the CdM and oae • tM Colaa Mm 25. 49. The drive down the field wu be picked up three ,.nta on a culminated in a Pattenon run quarta'Nct meek, Dd lat.Cr on from the five-yard line for the fourtlaand 11.t.epsnedtoMaas touchdown. Mau ticked the for 17 more. extra point to give the Sea ~ With tbe fmt clown at tbe aix, a seven-point lead with I :SI left Pattenon ran tile . ball three in the quarter. comtaative timea, ~on the On the following possession. last~ from tble I with 1:47 the Mustangs made good with left in tbe game. Mus kicted Grant passing 10 yard to Shane the extra point to pve CdM the Talbert for a touchdown. Paul lead, 17·14. CdM'I bead coach Grady kicked the coovenioo to Dave Holland comineated, "Tbe tic the score at seven. best part of the pme wu that With four seconds left in the -~ they __.... did,. utcr SC01~. we . half, the Sea Kings took the lead again when Mau kicked a 42· This would be all the Sea yard field goal. ~ would need, but not all Costa Mesa went in front on they would aet. Coata ~·1 a drive that began late in the Grant, . und~r heavy • p~ure third quarter from CdM'I 49. By . from Cd~ 1 def e~11vc. lane. passina down field. Grant set the threw two. mtacepbOm an the ball up at tbe to for Bryant to lut two mmuta. run it in with 10:18 left in the ~urt Ehm•nn ~the game. Grady kicked the extra fint .,... at tlae Mesa 21 ad ran point to make the score 14-10 itinfortbetoacidownwitbl:OI in favor of the Must•np. left on tbe dock. Mw ticked Starting from their own IS, the extra_ point to make the score CdM drove 8S yards for the 24-14. score on their next possession. Scott McCarter intercepted Lat week's .-..: JlmCMUat fllC... .... -.. aY G&ORGE PAPPAS El Toro Hilb School's foot· ball team prow.I to be too much for Newport Haibor Friday • night a the Sailon suffered their a Newport Harbor va. Faanc:ia a a Nebrub at ()tlalww SWe a c.oro.. dd Mar ft. T1llliD a a Miuli•Cieti ti a CoaMaan.•• ..... ~ a a Noue Dale at Aitl Pon:e a Oruae ex: ... lli¥Cnide a a MINra at Oeoqia Td a Goldal Wmt va. Loat 8mda a a ArU.oaa saaee va. wa • · ac-SU.. a c.ai S&ate Lona lwh ai New Mexico a a Florida SWe va. LoliniDe a a c a c.aJ State Fullerton ... a C•roan. Date N...-LuVeau a a Tc 11111 at All .... UCl..Aat()npn [J a Ollio State at Pmdac. USCatW.....,,. a a Wab POl'llt w.. Maryland Oklahoma at ranes State a - 11DRE.Am: Predict tbe fmal total nmnw olpoillll in the Monday niabt pme: YOUR NAM...._ _________________ ~ ADDRESS _________________ ___.~-. CJTY ______________ __ TELEPHONE----------------~------......----. • first loa of the ICUOD, 14-7. Harbor's clefcme played El • Toro cloec bepi.q tbe Sailon in the game until the final quarter when they fumbled away their chance to extend their record to S.O. -<>ur clefeme played well but our otreme bpUumiq ~ tbe ball," said Newport Harbor's Coach Jeff ..u.tley. 161 said at the bcainiq of the teUOn that's got to ltop. We can't have theae kind of turnoven and win.,. Tbe pme ... tied at 7.7 at the until early in the fourth quarter .. Tbe pme'I cnacial play came when Harbor'• quarterback ~ Summen fumbled at New· port'• 47 and El Toro't Adam De Malipon came up with the ball with 2: l S ldt in tbe third quarter. El Toro then went on their pme winnin1 driw which cul- min•ted >a David Nemeth'• s- yard run~ tbe ICOte with 9: 12 left in the~. Nemctlt punched tbrouab the Sailor's cWeme to pick up l lS yarda OD 27 c:aniel for tM niabt- The Sailor•a bad oac lut chance after El Toro'I 1COre and dnM a fai •El Toro\46 but Su•men threw two euaiabt incomplete p11se1 and Barbor WMfcirmdto ..... a , ...... .. .. . Taploa wl J..-mo Md ·~··~J..-. fleetd 16Of21for251,.. 8lld fOUlld T ... for ICOrilta 1'DI of 21 aad S4 yarcll. Tqaloa, the confe1ew'I leectia1 recciwr, fiaialaed tbe aialat with 1ix c:Mdm for 146 ~ fercacc for tbe lint time Dec ~ the loop iD 1914, pla~ lloppJ dcfell1r in its victory owr Grcmmollt. Saill. OCC coulda\ pull away from tM G1iftiM, ad for tbe same~ ontpiw tbcir Saa ~ ona-••, 315-369. Ab ..... Worbma WM able to aM mOlt of ddcmrve IW1Cn a Deedei rest after laoldina an-mom to Giie toucbdowa in die fint laalf, IDOll of the offeme wcat aarly all tl9e way. On.. COMt ICOl-ecl 01l ib fmt pa111 nioD of tbe IOCODd lad, aoial 60 Jank OD foar pa.ya. After Jarrett's 32-yard co•pldioa to Taploa, Rect- teaftld .,_ed a 21-~ ICOR • occ led 24-7. OCC, nmkod woad in the ~cvin Mc~elvie's 36-yard SOati.a.Dd hchjncl El Camino, field pal at tJ.e end of the fiist Int tbe top Of tlac Millioa Co.:. laalf put OCC in front, 17-7. an.mom wwaed with a 13-yard Jordan-to-Jolla Ace TD, but OCC came riPt 1*:t to claim a 30-14 lead OD tie fint play of the fowtb quarter, a 54- yard Jarmt-to-TapkM ICOrina strike. A bad map on· tl9e coa- venion ataempt ended Mc~d vie •a auccesaf ul extra-point atriq at II. Harbor Heritage Run ~tti;acts 1, 700 racers Ted McGinley, an actor of .. Dynasty" and .. Happy Days" fame, led the pact at the HarbOr Heritaae Run coming in fint at the SK. event with a time of 17:36. About I, 700 signed up to participate in the event he1'LA! ..Ne..,..,... .,.__ ~~001 on ~turday, which aims to raise about SlS.000 for the students and programs at Harbor. Other winnen include Marcia Barnett, a teacher at Newport Harbor and wife of Harbor water polo coach Bill Barnett, who had the best time in her division of faculty-female at Harbor and the accond best in ber age division female ·~- Iron.man Hawaii nee three years and won her division there. Tim Panel, a math and science teacher and a baseball and football coach for Newport Harbor, fmisbed lifta11f--.J-__ .. . . .., • arbor. nlEA~ Hf.AKI' ~ ....-.aALfWA"Me , _, . --' I ' ,, , ; I _-' MllER1ii19GR»'Olllft .Alwl:CanHllC9tJJ1ac.-. .,,. ..... ~tint••~--.. ""'If ml! M t p II Barnett U.0 competed in tbe OOC takes to water in Boston Tbe Oranae Coat Collete crew. tbe def endina Pacific Coat champion oanmen in JV Eipt~ will take part in tbe famous •Read Of the Cbar1a Jleptta• OD Bolton\ Charla Riftr today. eo.ch Daft· Grant aaid tbe crew will row in the featured nee of tbe day, tbe three-mile Own- piombip Eiabt. About 100,000 spectaton are expected to line the bridaa and ...... or tbe Charla River to watcll. •Jt is a race ateeped .. in tradi- tion," says Grant, wbo.ilut took the COlllt crew to the Charles Regatta fift yean ago. •Jt is a tremendous apectac~ the big-aat nent of the year. It's three miles Ion& and it twists and tuma with the bencb of tbe Clwks Riftr. It. ii completely unlike anyth!q we're med to here• BCCame ttiefe are~ acbools t•kina pllJ:t in OCC'I nee, boat.I are ...-. oae .a a time every IS iecoadS. It ii a race apimt tile doCt .. well • the Otlier · crews. ~ wbicb will start far 1-ck in tbe p~ will bC at a ~.a rault, Grant .. ,.. •Jt'I the oac nee all~ we Cloa\ expect to ._ ... ,. die powers Harvud and Cornell. •we'd be better suited in one of the club nca (held earlier in the day), but since we're the champions from the Pacific Coast, we're entered in tbe Championship Eiaht,., says Grant. lboup the season is youna- the main regatta racina isn't until late March-Grant says OCC bu a strona team once again wrhunday (Oct. I}, we went out for a little brush with some alumni and some other oanmen who are trying out for the national team and we did very well," Grant aaya. DOCTOR JAGVAll, INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE ll REPAIR ARE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR JAGUAR MAINTENANCE? CALL US TODAY. 144 W. 111t IT. COSTA UEll., CA. 12127 (714) ~41-2116 - coech. *'We're in it IO tbat ftllii we ao iato tbe bis ncm lliler oa in tbe ,_r, lib tM hcific COllt Rowiaa OW.pios• .,, mid tbe ~ llowiaa A.teoa .. bola a··.-..tQpe, well baft die a,e.rimce Of ~ in an ~~I'd •1a20tla ~ ~ lailla woUl. tiin'ik. ~ ........... ,. ,,.... are IM MliOlial tea• from C••"• ud ..-.ussa. Ud "I was afraid to look in h . '' t ero1rror "It's hard to wake up one morning and realize ~u 're a blimp. I cringed every time I looked in the mirror. Then a friend at work told me about Diet Center. In three weeks I lo.st 17 ugly poun~. Now I feel so much bener about my- self I have more self-confidence and more energy~ La;ev.eighl while }UU gain a whole new self image. Talk to a Diet Center counselor today. • iet ~-· ~enter We can ~yourlife. 1'531 •11• ..... H ;z••.._.. ... ltltl SI en AW.. .. .. , Fe , H v.111J MMlll No where to ao cruilin'? Don't beliew it. Fifteen miles down tbe coast is Dana Point-a peat weekend dettiutioa with excel- lent visitor accommochdioK Of ~· MOit i*.>P11 tlliak tie bland cliaappean .tter L•• Day ... DOt IOI A.a a !MU« Of feet, tllia ii ODe of tbe baa tiJDel to ,_. the Jsl•nd. Moet of die Dana Point his several poinu of iaterat you abould cbeck out, iacluding the Nautical Heritaae Museum and the numerous rataurants which offer an extra- vapnza in fine dining What, too close to home you say? Then try C.t•linL "toariau" are aoae Ud the weather ii peat. Take your teDDia ncqueta or aolfduk Hop oa tbein•allMI M tour and ltop to eat at a few of Avalon's beit rataurau:--tbe Portifion or the Gallion; for instance. Or for a loll formal atmosphere, try Soloman~• Avalon is fantastic this time ~~~~~ ~~~o~~ ~~c~. oo u· I' I, m Dr. Diane B. CUJ"li~, D.C PROFESSIONAL QUAUFJCA TIONS- Did you know that becoming certified as a chiropractor re quires a minimum of six years of highly specialized college ~~~ . Today's Doctor o f Chiropractic must complete 4,485 hours of classroom instruction and pass a rigid chiropractic board examination before earning a license. In most states, continuing educational seminars must be completed for annual license renewal. PERSONAL BACKGROUND After completing my undergraduate studies in Santa Barbara, I attended Cleveland Chiropractic College in Kansas City, Mis- souri where I graduated in 1982. I practiCed in Kansas Crty for 2 years while dOing research woric at the college. I associated with Dr. Carl Howe in C.arrollton, Texas for a year before returning to California in 1985. In addition to my seven years of ~ rve completed Postgraduate eot.neS in radiology, physical therapy, sports injwy and personal injury/workers compensation. I am ~tty a member of the Missouri Chiropractic Society, C.alifomia Chir~ ~tion, Or- ange County Chiropractic Society, a ~te of the National Board of Clliropractic Examiners and have trained with the nationally recognized authorities of radiology and low back injuries, Dr. Terry Yocum and Dr. James Cox. · Add~, I devoted three~ e1ery month attending a nationwide seminar in Los Angeles and San Francisco, to stay current on the latest chiropractic advances. I am ~ a 3 year program leading to a Diplomate in Orthopedics. Tbs is the kind d trai1il -s and prdessionaism I offer you. I you have hesitated visiting a chiroprcdor, perhaps you didn't know that chiropractors !J> to such great lengths to contn..e their educafun and provide you with the latest techniques and the most qualified service. So, you see, what you cbi't know, can't help you. C.al me today and let me help you. Did you know that the syt'T1)toms most comrmnly treated by chiropractors are: 0 Back PMn 0 Headaches 0 PaWul Joints 0 Neck Palin 0 Arthritis 0 Shoulder Pain 0 Stifflm 0 Bursitis 0 Arm/Leg Pain 0 Numbness 0 tip Pain 0 C.old ·ltancls/Feet · T;;;;;:;-,='°._L 'aawaddfll~---1 --~mytpet:lllalr. I FREE SPINAL EXAMINATION I I FREE THIS MONTH ONLY mEE I 1 1 This na~ notlftlll, COICS SlS.00 or mort. I witl Include lft ort"°P.edk test, ~ ~ test, a blood ~e test, a spinal ... wnent ched, an I exam1nat10n foi restricted or ftcell mottOn ln the spine a muscle test and a private comukltion to~ the reMJlts. ' ' ... 6'6-1252 Dr. DlaM B. Curtia CURTIS CHIROPRACTIC IUI <Jr-.. Avn-. 5'dte A C.... M-. CA 91617 I How L l:OO w -6:00 ,. ... .., -Fri.av ..., ·--- Lwliw& wbeie Al Soloman ii always OD laand to ~ bis ..... and the waitnu ler.Ja thole famous laUae Marpritu. mi..,.. After dinner, ltroU to the TbeD it's DOl*NaM time witb Cuiao-one of tbe moat ~-the Wat Bad WiDd Jamwn. nifteent buildi..,. aaywbeft in a 21-piece bia bwl riPt 09t of Sou~-CaliforniL lmqine tbe history boob. Yes. it's lib the big bands of the 30s and 40a. enteriDI a SO-year-old time Rumon.bave it tbat tbe Catalina . IUCbine-duci•a Oder the Island Company, who now oper-atan with a ptle breer.e and tbe atea tbe Casino, will brina top-majaric ~ pal-. And, fliPt entertainment back to the to top it all off, a full moon Island. reflecting on the blue Pacific. Speaking of bia bands, Catal- ina 'a West End Cruisina Club had one of the moat apcctacular dances "imaginable. The year could have been 1934, 1938 or 1941. h wun 't-it was October 10, 1987. Yes', last weekend you could have cruised to Catalina . and enjoyed the big band sounds of days gone by. From the Catalina bthmus l--.,..boa._~ Two Harbon) you can CDJCJY4f g.-.. '-=L-~ Cat Harbor where you 're likely to run into a herd of buffalo. On the return to the bthmus, stop by the outdoor bar of Doug' World Famous Harbor Reef for a cool tall one. After a quick clean-up, on to the West End Cruising Club's year-end BY GEORGE PAPPAS Costa Mesa's water polo team went as far as the semifmala of the Sunny Hills Tournament on Saturday before they were barely beaten by top ranked Sunny Hilla, S-4. All in all, it WU a pretty kf "rrstiw-Jnetf ormalP! by the usta.D&I~ -~ ........ bead co1eh Mite Conroy who 'resigned this put week. Tony Bell and Drew Maneu took over combined to take over the roaching duties in Conroy's place and they commmted· that Conroy left for penonal reaaom. ScOr.eboard CORONA DEL MAil Football: beat Costa Mesa. 31-14. Water Polo: lost to Sunny Hills, 9-8 in the Sunny Hilla Townament. Crom CCMllltry: beat University, 11...-2. Girt\ T_.: beat Estancia ICM, and Tustin 17-1. Girt\ V o&e,ball: defeated Estancia and Tustin, J.-0. NEWPORT HADOR Football: lost to El Toro, 14-7. . Waw Polo: lost to CdM, 1...-in the semifinals of the Sunny Hills tournament. en. Comtr7: boy•s team defeated Estancia, 17-44 and the girra team also beat Estancia, IS-4S. Gtrl*a Tm±· beat Sadd1eb1e~ 13-S, but they lost to University, 11-7. Girt\ Vol17W: beat University, J.-0. - G CUSTOM MIRROR WORK ~ L Shower Doors Windows 0 A Tub Enclosures Patio Doors C : ~fkcl ions i11 g!..., : MIRRORED WARDROBE DOORS 85e:8027 ENGLISH RIDING L&gONS But neither would specify why be left. •He-a (Conroy) ii lookiq for another career,• Bell laid. ..I don' M.Uy want to comment about it." Conroy coWd Dot be reached to comment on his~· The pme WM IDOldy a doee 4e.fcn1!vc 1tru11le with the .,......, Oii UV• -e*-Wa_ diving aava to tee; their te1m1 in the coatat. Co1ta Meu held tbe explosiw SUDDy Hilla to 2 loala Mter two period .. the ICOl'e W81 tied at 2-2. ln the third period, Sunny Hilll tc0ied three more times bat Coat a Mesa •a StiaAe Coons scored a 1oa1 and Mite ~en.nedy added one more..aa Meaa liiCbcd within one. But time ran out on Costa Mesa u several lut minute desperation shots went wide. Harber ••• 2020-noau Edward Police Blotter ... ,... ... o11,_. l11cl1 ... m=1111d --~ of ...... tWtofsw••tJ. WD>NKSDAY, SKPT. JI CllDll'Jll MONDAY, san. 21 CllDDS 1139-Clotbina valued at $450 •• reported ltolea from a raidence in the 200 block of Walnut. 1200-A bicycle ·valued at $372 was reported stolen from a aaraae in the 300 block of Onyx. 1647-A 1987 Porsche valued at S9S,OOO wu reported stolen durina an armed robbery in the 100 block of Civic Plaza. A•RISTS 0300-Ham Eric R.eich. lS. of Newport Beach WU arrated OD suspicion of destroyiq a city vebicte. OMS-Nathaniel Au1u1t Butler, 22, of Fresno wu arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a con- trolled· substance. 1830-Robert Leslie MCVicar. 42, a ............ •• arielaed on suspicion of dilor- del:ly conduct. . 224S-Cynthia Tbomu Shield•. 53, of Huntinaton &e.ch w• anated on 1111picion of.........,, drunk driving. TUUDA. Y, SEPT. lt CllDUS 1000-Jewelry valued at S 18,000 wu reported stolen from a raidence in the 900 block of Sea Lane. 1200-An attempted reaiden. tial bu.raJary WM reported in the 100 block of Canyon Island Drive. 2300-A cue of battery WU reported in the 2100 block of West Ocean Front. ARRl"STS 0320-Harokt Joseph Mon. roe Jr .• 45, of Santa Ana was arrested on suapicion of carrying a loaded firearm in public. . 053S..:-A mowrcyde valued at 15,600 •• reported ltoln from a.,.,... ia tllie 180 Wock of ~llt Street. 1200-V aadala reportedly caillecl $.507 iD d••• "to a car parked in the 1000 block of Irvine A ftllue. -1724-Audio and video equipment valued at S 1,332 were reported stolen from a raidence in the 100 block of Sew:ape. AJllll'STS 0130-R.obert Simoni. 29, of Anaheim wu arrested on suapi- cion of misdemeanor drunk drivina. 1200-Shawn Catherine Shuler, 19, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. 1645-Santos Flores Acosta, 18, of Santa Ana wu arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. THURSDAY, OCT. 1 CllDUS OMS-A car cover valued at S 125 wu reported stolen from Scout project enhances bike trail tY JUDY DUFFY Bicycli1t1 and equestrians using the new trail around the northerly end of Upper Newport Bay will reap the benefits of a . youq man's achievements in reachina the rank of Eagle Scout. Cameron Webb, 14. of New- port Beach, and a member of Calta Mesa Troop 106, saw the need fOI' informatioaal 1i1os · alona the new route and adopted the 1ervice project to complete his requirements to reach the Scouting plateau. Usen of the new trail will be better informed of the rules and regulations governing the Ecological Reserve as a result. Webb earned the money to pay for the 6 boundary sips and one large informational sign. He received a little help in the form of a donation of wood to help along the edge of the Ecological with the large redwood sign Reserve. imtaUed at the point where the 1be cider Webb. who serves bicycle and equestrian trail joins as leader to his soots Troop, said the Upper Newport Bay, but that Cameron should be paid for aandbluting the red-awarded bis Eagle Rank in early wood aigns out of bis own · November. Bia future plans pocket. include a visit to the World Don Webb, Jr., Cameroo's JambOree in Australia during father. said that the ~ can-the Christmas Holiday. He is a didate aJued sips and pounded fri=Mman at Ne~rt Harbor nails in tbe family lanlF f)d'ore Hiab School. organizina the committee of six Scoutina is a family affair in Boy Scouts from bis Troop the Webb household. Father is which labored on a Saturday to leader, elder brother Don m is install the new signs. also an Eqle Scout. Cameron The siping program Webb chose to join the Costa Mesa designed gives information Troop when · be became old about direction and distance to enough for the Boy Scouting Jamboree Road and Irvine program. Avenue u well as the name of Troop 106 bas a 30 year the reserve. The new trail allows history in Costa Mesa. Currently bicyclists to ride from Irvine the Troop engages in at least one Avenue to Jamboree Road outdoor event a month and plans to bike in the Sierra Missing youth· found Nevada this auriuner. BY BILL llAllVEY A Newport Beach woman who diaappeared Aug. 17 after droppiq her boyfriend off at bis job bal been found at a camp- ground in Lee Vinina near Bilbop by an Onnae County 1DU Wllo laW ber ~ OD a ~. Andrea Oarlaad, 20, wu camped ia die ..,e next to Paul Feraui'a aad, accordina to NeWJM,N1•1cll lpok111D1• Grei A19tro•& Fermi .... abe ..... no money or food. Fermi Wriaded I.er wl pw lier .-fOOd. station and notified the Mono County Sbcrifl'I Department. which located Garland and transported bcr to Mam.moth Late, where her father. Bill Garland, wu eearcbing for her. Accordina to Stoddard, Andrea's mother, Fra Garlwl. went to M•!!UDOlb Late to join her h•bud and daupter. Aadrca ii UDbanDed and in iood CODdition.. accoi'clina to Stoddard. a car puted ia &M lOO Mock olWndAwa•. 0950-A car ... eo ..._. 8l S3'8 WM aeponed ..._ fiom a wllide p.rbd ia tire 2llOO block °' Galuy . 160S-A pune and coatcDta Valued at Sl,165 were ~ ..... from • ~cart iD s.feway located at 1000 Bayside Drift. 1110-Vandala reportedly cauled SI ,000 ind.,.,.. to a car parked in the 5000 block of Birch. 2130-A rifle valued at SISO and an antique telescope valued at $200 were reported stolen from a vehicle parked in the 1200 block of West Bay. 2140-'Stereo equipment valued at $2.3'° was reported stolen from a residence in the 400 block of Morning Canyon. AllllDTS 1S30-Pamela Ann Penney, 33, of Newport Beach was arrested on suapicion of grand theft of an automobile. 211 S-Micbael Clifton Proc- tor, 2A, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of battery on a peace officer. FRIDAY, OCT. 2 CRIMES 0200-Jewelry valued at $8,650 was reported stolen from a I Iii .... ia tile 2IDO llioct al Apolo• ·~ ........ -weR ~ _.. froil a car ~ ia U. JOO bJoct OI 33nl Stnet. AllllDTS 1315-Volker Hindeabnmdt, 35, of Calta .............. o"IUlpicion of bettery. "" ' SATUaoAY, OCT. 3 CaJMD l~A car stereo valued at $370 •• reported 1tolcn from a car parbd in the 1100 block of East Balboa. ARRESTS 023S-Banel Cliff Segal. 18, of DO permuent address WU arrested on suspicion of reckleu driving. ~William Leroy Stamp. 27, of Santa Ana was arrested OD suspicion of possession of cocame. SUNDAY,OCT.4 CR DDS 0800-Jewelry valued at S400 and a wallet and contents valued at S 190 were repo.rtcd stolen from a residence in the 100 block of Coral Alllll'.STS 0415-Marggi Lynn Marko- witz. 30. of Anaheim was arrested on suapicion of po~ sion of eocaine. Freshen Up With Our Pre-Holiday Upholstery· Sale Featuring tM finest in upholstered lines Drexel Heritage, Baker, Woodmark, Vanguard, Marge Canon, Stanton Cooper, Charlton and more ... Includes large se1cction of upholstery ready for immediate delivery all at reduced Prices lNTERJOR DESIGNS TO SER VE YOU All Sima ()pea Monday J1lnL s.turday 9 a.m.-S:JO p.m ... Co1ta Me• l¥n Sidi. 12-5 COS'TANIS4 ·m;m ......... Cas.ino ~ight bene.fits .troubled'leens · Aorence Crittenden Services to join in a .. bunny-bop• lite into the bou1e for the 10 is Orange County's oldest non-line, which awinp through tbe memberi Ud peltl, wlao bad profit agency. FCS is dedicated H b 1 • t entire club. replied to ttie luncheon inYila- to the resiientiat care, education a r 0 r I es Jun a rew attenctina were Dori tion. Tbe day tumect out to .,. and rehabilitation of troubled and J 1ek de Kruif, Deane and poriom; Which enticed a lldd.i- teen-agcrs. In mlny instances IY DllA VOi IUR&ER Nick Doo~ Theresa Resare tional .0 ladies to support the the gir~ have infants, so FCS with Stewart Woodard, and Bob Auelsment Treatment Service also provides care for their Cress. Center. Miraculously, caterer babies. In recent years, there bas kept the roulette wheels spin-son, Paula and Pat Michaels • • • Abby Amstrong bad sufficient been an appalling rise in teen ning, and called the shots at the (Pat was MC), Jane and Steven The Dance Alliance's Cover food to accommodate the unex- pregnancies. Since FCS is a crap tables, which kept the Dobbie, Jeri Hoyle, Vicki and Girls bad a tasty luncheon at the pectcd attendance. nationally recognized expert in excited guests gambling far John Irvine, Beverly Tuttle with lovely home of S)lcila and Ygal this area, other organizations longer than the committee had Pat Buford, the Peter Pitchess's Sonenshine. In a surprise ges- such as the Child Welfare anticipated. But what the beck, and Dec Freebaim. ture, member Athalie Clarke League, Children's Home the cause is excellent. Not only • • • was recognized not only for her Society as well as State Social do the memben think so but so . Karl Willared was born and support of bringing the ballet to Services ask FCS for. work-did the exclusive Santa Ana raised in Germany. As executive Orange County~ but also for her shops, which assists these agcn-Country Oub, where the event chef of the Balboa Bay Club, active involvement in helping 10 cies in teaching "the child parent was held. The evening was an Karl absolutely knocks himself many other philanthropic bow to parent a child ... FCS has occasion for all, a terrific buffet out (but then he does for all the organizations. several auxiliaries throughout dinner was served, dancina and meals) to present authentic • • • the county, which raise the entertainment Wts provided by German food when the BBC bas With the precarious weather ncccssary funds to help these Phase Two-· Tom 4 Mackie, their annual Octoberfcst. The happening, president Darleen girls, ranging in age from 12 to who amazed support.en for they variety of dishes arc too owner-Manclark and chair Martha 18. (The medium is age 14.) sounded like a full orchestra. ous to mention. What we can tell Green were terribly worried The Recently the Sea Circle Aux-Marcelle Sagud C<H:haired you is that the food is ao deli-Sophisticates• annual member- iliary of FCS had their Second the event with Fran Scott-Evans cious that the guests pile their ship drive, scheduled to be held Annual Casino Night. Profes.-(Fran was unable to attend due plates very high, eating ao much on the lawn of the Argyroa sional croupien flipped the to illness). Harborlites attending that there is little time to really home, would have to ao into cards at the black-jack tables, were Elaine Lucas, Anita Erick-daqce, b'Ut definitely managing .. Plan 2." Thia meant movina ••• Annually the Junior Auxiliary of the Assistance League of Newport Beach sponsors a fas hi on show and luncheon, wherein they honor a lady with the .. Junior Woman of the Year" award. Various charities f:rom throughout the county submit a member's name for her out- standiq volunteeriam.. A diltin- guisbed panel votes. Thia year\ winner WU Pat~ pratdeat of the board of Villa Part lliab Schol\ PFSO (Parent, FICUlty, Students Orpaizatioa). a F>GP dedicated to belpina troubled toe..,.. Crump • services rar• IY llllY CITI Leading Edge® II• CIMPITIILE MOl)EL "D" -COMPUTER. e 31 IEI FIXED DISK • 380K FLOPPY • 512KRAM • AMBER/GREEN MONITOR • MSDOS 3.1. G.W. BASIC • 20-MONTH WARRANTY , • 4.77/7.11 MHz • L.U.DltG EDGE MODEL l SEAIES9 12008. 24008 MODEMS OP110NAl I A L.____ - A LEADING EDGE• AUTHORIZED DEALER LEAOtNG EDQEe LOGO MOOEL oe MOOEL l• ARE AEOISTEIUD TRADEMARKS OF LEADING EDGE PR00UCTS. INC ---- I I WOlOO@\~©>~~ (Uil~illHICI) .. We would lih to invit~ you to ·view our Fabulous Fall Fashions Now Showing at In appreciation of your response we would lih to o/f er $25 o/f purcluf.ra·oj $100 or more . . ,,. .. ~ tltb *'. daJJI! OJ percll•t. Orte 1111 ,_ ,,_eltw. YllMll w Mn•• '*"'No•a1tl#rlJ1 1"1. ' 2 , .... Ainona the wort I am most proud of are my eff orta to improve c_ooperation amona the Euiopean nations and Japan aDd the United States in such ua1 u ~me. As a member oftbe NOrtb Atlantic Aaembly, tbe qisl~ arm of NATO, I have traveled exteuively to partici~ in policy m•kin1 and repraent · the interests of the United States. If that's not important, I don l know what is. I learned to listen to voten when I fint ran for office in 1962. Contrary to what Mn. Kauth says she believes, I think the voters in Orange County are amona the most informed in the nation. 1-VC always listened to the people I represent and I will listen to Mn. Kauth if she wants to come in to talk with me or give me a call. I've held extensive meetings with dozens of people who oppose aid to the Nicara- guan Freedom Figbten and even though we disagree vehemently about what is going on in c.en- tral America, I think most of the people 1-VC met with would tell you I listened and was interested in what they had to say. I ran for office to do the best possible job for my constituents and my country. If anyone thinks I am not doing a good job, I encourage them to tell me. A healthy, give and take disc~ sion is valuable, but partisan ramblings and unsubstantiated generalizations do no good. Robert E. Badbam Member of Concress D..rl.a.r: TbCCOronadlll MarCh•mbet of Commerce would like to clarify our positioa With reprd to unauthorized use of the Chamber's loao by the Corona del Mar Community A.aQcia- tion. PeOple of oar com•anify are --=--. led. t .........,._ .... __ ,.__..m11 .. o~ ...... nmu- ciatioa 1tatemeata rdlect the opiniou of our <>-ber of Colna)erce. We bavc rq e lledly ubd the ofl"'icen of tbe Aao- ciation group to refrain from i~ use. We have gone on rUonl aa supporting the Pelican Rill Road from P.afic Com llicb- way to M.cArthur, with Saa Joaquin Hills llOlld connectina to Pelican Bill Road. We too are very concerned with traffic and future develop- ment. If you have any questions regarding . these i11ue1 you should call our Ch•mber office. RoJ91 S. Ra tt•e, Pr r'J 1al Jeu B. Xipr, Vice Pinllmt c ...... Ms Ch..._ ol Coma eree Dear F.ditor: For SCYeral years I have read Sue K.auth 's column off and on and often thought how sarcasitc she wu and arrogantly ~telleo tual" (the snob appeal she so detests, in reverse) and that I really would not go out of my way to get to know her. Her writing in the last two or three months has made me f ccl completely different. I like the NEWPORT :::: B•L•U•E OUTLET GRAND OPENING SALE! -.. OFF MEN'S• LADDS SPORTSWEAR A BEACHWEAR 283-A E. 17th St. ll~m.MD Costa Mesa '514951 (bdwec:a 9aildcn Emporiam a Carl~ Jr.) , . to ........... -.................... La..-. Wilball 14to11 • llillt0al ~ · ldilor fit • IMO ....... a i.....,wlpcnpectiwefhofrom Y11, CUitil .. ~ue, w GI ...-ricr• fll 25,... • ., ti. • •••rr•mea• Ol ~ a kind, with bia toes aad 3,000 NeaJDlt rnit1 11 Mt. and• op«imian that eetea me 1 •· •• be w• aoiDI on wiMteea La--. lib odlir' ,nf1ntxd feel IOOd· years in the tame .apbortaoocl. ... --WOIWa, -· Her writing bu uwaya been He allowed DO lipa of powjq freedom"' die .... at .... die techaically 1ooc1, but now it olcl. m01t IOcal lnilll ...-dn•,... mates me feel aooct. 11umt you. AlmOlt, on tbe Sunday, or comneeec'mo-fOI' r.ir ..., ia RMll1l1 O'Draa1I lbortlyafterbe~tlleCteat« wbM ia ofte. dae Clifllwll lllDC Newpon ••da made tbe eartb to qlllte ud for of ~ rep1c11ad9c · · a week a pall ICUW OD tbe land, all Of the pec>p:le. tbc wind WM ..m wl tbe IUD ...,. M I t •• Dear Uitor: over beatod our local World. Ulo '± t I bad a special friend. A W• the Creator lbowiq His determined little fellow that diapleuure over CbUlieT He loved to talk. Be always au-·~ woulcba't with jUlt a cat! wered my statements. I think Or would HeT m01t of the time be qreed. On that SuDday, ia lirOad Aaree or not, I towel him. daylipt, on our quiet street that He wu wile and stoic. He aoa nowhere, a cardeu driver ruled bis spece and prevailed · snuffed out hi.a life. The driver over interlopers with penever-left the little red symbol of ucc. From time to time his endurance by itself. all pracnce wu challenpd by an alone •.. to be found later by a agieaive acwcomer. But he retumiDa neipbor. found a safe ~ in tbe neigh-Cbartie broupt happiQeU to borhood and weathered the all of ua for 18 years. May bia storm. He Ud no aocd to lhow IOul rat at tbe Creator's side wl · off became be couldn't propa-briq bappinCu in beaftll fore- gate. He wu ·a lover not a ver. If I am u bleaed 10meday fighter. He loved people. He love I expect to see him apin. Until Call. Be lo~ dop. He lowd then we will miu him 10 much. skuab and pouwm. tie bad l•J 8.-dett dOIC communion with all living Cona1 *' Mar tbinp in the neipborbood. He loved cars. He loYCd to ride in can. He sometimes loved to Dear E4lltGr: stand on cin. He loved to sleep This letter ~qratulates pn:a under parked cars. He.loved the kids and was always there when they played. He loved birds and to my knowlege never harmed a living thing. The M ocken never dove at him like they did at his friends. Charlie loved our computer and often jumped on my lap and helped me strike the keys. He was very young looking and always smelled goocl. I don\ recall him ever being sick. He kept himself clean. He was forever pruning. He greeted everyone that came to the neighborhood. It was his home. He kept the ' neighborhood together and divided his time equally with all of us. He was happy indoon or outdoon. He loved to be picked up and -~llenill ...... 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All it takes is a phone call to put the finest restau - rant cuisine on your table . At home. Enjoy the same quality food you expect when dining out, without dressing up, driving, parking and waiting for a table. Or worrying if you can get a reservation in the first place. ltestaurant Express is ideal for families with young children. It ends debates uoer hiring a babysitter, or bringing the kids along hoping they' re on their best beltllvior. A Pbo1e Call Brt1gs It To Your Door In Abaut 30 Te 45 Minutes. A Restaurant Express waiter/driver will deliver the complete bill of fare from the beSt reslllurants in town, normally in just 30 to 45 min- utes. Dtl~ char~ range from only S4 to S6 pt!= restau- rant (dqending on dil~ distana) rrgardkss of the siu of the order. That mains you could feed one, two or twenty-two for a single $4 to $6 dollar delivery charge! Stay Home A d Save Money. You get more than just convenience from a Restaurant Express delivery . You can save money in the process. You avoid the hidden costs of valet parking, pre-dinner bar tab , expen- sive wine lists and after-dinner drinks . Even if you choose to tip our waiter/driver, your total bill could be substantially less than if you dined out. For restaurant dining at llorrre, aill Restaurant Express at 833-lBn for a menu book to be smt to you free . It contains complete menus from some of the best restaurants in your area. Just call for the book, or if you 're fa- miliar with a particular restaurant, feel free to order something whDa you call. Trmt you~lf to a unique dining~ at • ~--· Call Restaurant Eip1tsS. You lleserw it . I .. • ·-. [ ' I ! .; I I I ' ~ f f t 1 I - - / ART .. California Contemporary Artists: Astrid Preston" will display October I 5 through December 27 at the Laguna Art Muse um Extension in South Coast Plaza. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free. Call 662-3366. Works by Jane London, Michell Purcell and Rosemary McBird will display through ~tober 31 at Watercolor Gallery, 1492 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Call 494-8838. Works by Frank Dixon, Laurel Brunner, Jo•n Boac•er, Danielle Kupper, laser Jolt•nne Morck, Tanya Macrewicb and Sbaroa Waan-Jurisida will dis- play through November at Piret 's Bistro at South Caost Plaza, Costa Mesa. Call 556- 6424. "Reflections and Illusions" will display through October 24 at Faculty Dance Concert 251/J A1111il'tf'Ury ~iotr.' Guest Artist: Al111n Mayes I PM -FRI. a SAT. OCT. 2~24 lldl ..... Adnnce; $7 • Door SAXOPHONE SOLOIST Steve Hooks & His Band SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 I PM -Fine At19 Aedt.m .... Tldleta: $5 Adw•llCe, .... Door Hawaiian Adventures MOMJX Modern Dance Troupe I PM-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30 Ale. IMls: S10Adsaw S12•Door David ShoStac Flute Soloist ~-.,. C.lifoml• Attt Coultdl WY,OCTOID• ................ , .... 111&1111:• .. 1111; .... ~ \ the Laguna Art Mllleum, 307 Clitf Drive, Laguna Beach. Houn are J J Lm.. to S p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is S2 for adults, SI for students. senior citizens and children under 12 admitted free. Call 494-6S3 J. "Varia.._ ID" featuring works by young artists with no prior commercial gallery exposure will display through November 7 in UCl's Fine Arts GalleF)'. Hours arc noon to S p.m. Tues- day through Saturday. Call 856- 6610. Worts by Kay O..ta will dis- play through October 30 at Art Institute of Southern Califor- nia's Ettinger Gallery, 2222 Laguna Road, Laguna Beach. Call 497-3309. Transparent watercolon by Shirley A•llm'aeJ will display through November 2 at Sand- stone Gallery, 384-A North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours arc I J a.m. to S p.m., daily. ca11497-6ns. Works by Bob Abrams will display t.hrough October 27 at Huntington Beach Library, 711 J Talbert Avenue, Huntington Beach. Opening reception is scheduled for October9 at 7 p.m. Call 842-4481. Works by Gamet Buster, Ste•e De•enyns, Doupas Downs, Leo Monahan and Jim PrindiYille will display during October at Trails West Gallery, 1476 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours arc JO a.m. to S p.m., daily. Call 494-7888. Works by Iris Adam and Bill Cobarn will display through October 28 at Quorum Gallery, 374 North Coast Highway, Lag- una Beach. Houn are 10 Lm. to 5 p.m., daily. Call 494-4422. W ork1 bJ SlalrleJ CllaitUa, Vuce Lar9oa, Romeo T• Ml, Mu DeMa. ... 0.....0 are currently OD display at GaUCriea Toucbe, 499 North Coast High- way, Laguna Beach. Houn are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to ~"My One and Only" (October 2J-2S). Call SS6-ARTS. UCI Clwaber Mmie 1917-11 will present selections by Haydn, Brahms and Schubert on October 17 at 8 p.m. in the UCI Fine Arts concert hall. Tickets are S8 general admission. Call 8~16. Muter Chorale ol SundsYall will perform October 20 in the Laguna Beach High School Auditorium, 625 Part Avenue, Laguna Beacla .. Tickets are $7 .SO. Call 66-1-0730 or 494- 1268. STAGE S p.m. on Sunday. <Zall 497-p.m., Monday through Friday. 449 J. Call 997..(,007. ."Eq•••" will play Fridays through Sundays, October 16 through 25 in Orange Cout College's Studio Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Cotta Mesa. Admiaion is S4 advance sales and S5 at the door. Call 432- S880. A Dack and Decoy esJllblt featuring the works of Mission Viejo artist Max Thompson will display through the end of October at Whitman Galleries, 3S4S East Coast Highway, Cor- ona deJ Mar. Houn are 10 Lm. to S p.m., Monday through Saturday. Call 675-2478. "Portraits of Cla11ic Neon Sips" is displaying indefinitely at Elan Gallery, 1145 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily. Call 494-6396. MLif e .. die Beach" is the title of a new collection of paintings showing indefinitely at Schaar/ Germain Studio Gallery, 484 North Cout Highway, Laguna Beach. Houn are 11 Lm. to S:JO p.m., Wednelday through Sun- day. Call 752..-.1. Wmb •1 GarJ Ktlda, JGlam Maa''nw ... ••-...... will display throap Oct. 20, at Gugenbcim Gallery on the Campus of Cbqman Colleae, Oranae-Houn ~ 1 p.m. to S MUSIC Pluid WJe4ieir Jan Kodwmtl will perform October 16 at 8 p.m. in Orange Coast Collese'• Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admission is S6 reserved, $7 at the door. Call 432-5880. ne Golden City a.on. Barber- sJaop Harmoay will perform October 17 at 8 p.m. in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore TbeatR, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Admwion is S7 reserved, S8 at the door. Call 432-5880. Mme at die Oraaae CoatJ Perfoms'91 Ara Cater. The Rotterdam Philharmonic: Orcbestna(October IS at 8 p.m.); Los Angeles Philharmonic (October 17 at 8 p.m.); Lot Anaeles Chamber Orchestra (October 18 at 2 p.m.); The Great Gerahwio Concert (October 18 at 8 p.m.); The Center Presents: The Motcow Virtuoti (October 19 at 8 p.m.); .. ..... to ... J>ramilla" will take pt.ce October 16 through 24 at the Forum Theatre located OD the lf'OundS at Laguna Beach Festival of the Arts. Call 722- 7727. MISC MFlnt Vokes:~ Mme of Soutllen Cdfonlla" is an audio visual display and presen- tation of Southern California Indians on display through January 10 at Bowen M~ 2002 North Main S~ Santa Ana. Call 972-1900. T•e Clarisa... Co•p••J, a show featuriq over 40 specialty shops from across the nation will take place October 20-22 at the Oranse County· Fairarounds, Costa Mesa. Houn arc 10 LID. to 9 p.m.., daily. Admilaion ia $4. Call 720-7477. Tiie · J6tll A-.1 Su•r•ltle CoMtll will take place October 18 at 12 p.m.. at tbe Bia Corona State Beach in Corona deJ Mar. ~644-8211. ·~ LeJ~brates Its Exciting New Entertainment Format With US I BAND THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL Appeari.Qa OclObet 6 -October 31 Top 40 and Nostalgic Entertainment and Dancing h••••1 .... .. ...... , ,_ .... ··--,_ .. , ..... ..... 'WW9AYMPII 11.-,._.. .... 1:31 p.a. -1:31 La •. No Cover Located at ne· Ne1fPOner llesurt I 107 Jamboree lloM, N~rt Beach 644-1700 \ What Zot is not: Noisy and crowded aY allET COLSON The l»e1t way to describe happy hour at the r_ecently remodeled Zot in the Irvine Hilton and Towers is to describe what it is not, rather than what it ii. For starters, tbere•s no hefty cover charge. In fact, there •s no cover charge at all. Zot bas no loud, ear-.plitting dance music. They don\ even have an over- siz.ed bouncer at the door to check licenses and look mean. Zot is not the stereotyped loud • and crowded place where youna social climbers come to be noticed · during happy hour. Those who frequent Zot wou.ldn' want it that way. Zot is bued OD the premise that people want to relax after a Iona and grueling day of nPU.. Orange County traffic OI' their bosses or both. It's aa iavitiaa place, with plush and eztRmely comfortable chain and eofu, abstract art b•naina froan the walla and soft jazz as background music that warms the whole lounge. Lively conver- sation is the most action one is liable to encounter during a happy hour at Zot. "We've worked ·hard to create this type of atmosphere," explained Keri White, Zot Director of Promotions ... When people come in here. we want them to unwind, relax and forget about the day•a troubles." Taking refuge in Zot•s for a laid-back evening of drinking ~ IM1t. I If lll. -II 59' ....................... ... .... ., .. wt.Z1111n ............. ... ............. .....MmYCITl and socializing is not the only reason to pay this top flight establishment a visit. In fact, it is only the beginning. Catering to the upscale exec- utive is what Zot does best, and does it quite well. The main attraction is Zot •s extraordinary happy hour buffets. The most popular is Tuesday evening•s Seafood Fantasy Buffet featur- ing crack-and-peel shrimp and oyste~ on the half-shell plus other delicacies from the aea. The cost for indulging in this impressive spread is the same u the cover charge-absolutely nothing. .. We put a lot of extra effort into m•king our buffets better than what you would normally find at most happy boon, .. commented White. •0ur custo- men deserve the very best and we want to give it to them. We want them to know that we want them to come back." If seafood doesn't tempt you, then perhaps one of the other buffets will. Wednesdays feature sushi-a novel idea for a happy hour buffet. Those who are a little bit wary of eating sushi outside the confines of local Japanese eateries need not worry. The quality is first rate, f rably prepared to tbC custo- mer•s order. Although the selec- tion is somewhat limited. the price is reasonable (SI per piCce) and there's a wide enough var- iety to quell the appetites of most sushi lovers. The sushi is nicely complemented by a chicken stir fry dish that's served hot (as opposed to lukewarm) and is as good as any stir fry entree to be found locally. The week rounds out with an Italian buffet Thursdays and a South of the Border buffet on Fridays. With offerings such as these. one would expect outrageous drink prices. Tbat•s simply not the cue. Happy hour prices are iD dfect all evening long with beer priced at SI and well drinks priced at S2.2S. For tbOle with more expensive tasaa, tbere•s always Taittinger and Moen et Chandon champagne splits ready to be served by a prompt and attentive staff. E.erytbing at Zot is gu.rect to relax the customer. It's well worth checking out the next time your stress level hits the boiling point, but you don' ba~ to wait diat long to enjoy this oasis of contentment. Zot is locat~d in ~ IrviM Hihon and Town-s. 17900 Jam- bortt Road. lrvw. Happy hour is from 4:30-8:()() p.m.. Monday through Friday. Call 863-3111. Martini wines selected for award One of the wine industry's most respected leaden, Louis P. Martini, bas been sdcct.ed to receive the Lifetime Achieve- ment Award at the World of Wines Festival. Nov. 18-21 at The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel. During his 41-year career at tbC winery founded by bis father, Martini bas assembled an impressive list of accomplish- ments. As a grape grower, wine- City offers food class Want to create a variety of new and eJtcitin1 . diahea to impral your family and frialda at ,our neJtt IOCial plberiJll? Thea lip up today for one or morewdilJ~dszse1 A profcuioUI caterer Will shoW JOU laoW to make bomc- ... ,...., wort widl ..,.., do•p, create iuovative dllictm eatrWj iiConte roar *-or pa 11ita, or polliWy cni11,...._...,.~ IDfoz-ehoa .., tie obt._.. bJ ri'h1 drie City of Miswport In~ bcrnV. Der-' • ii 64$,.,. -., pit•i•., ... ,.. ... ~•••local~ .. JOL maker and marketer be bas played a pivotal, pioneering role in promoting the use of blending to develop more attractive and interesting wines. Throughout his career, Mar- tini bas worked to bring Cali- f omia wine into the mainstream of the American dining expe- rience. A winery that started in 1922, with a few grapevines growing behind bis father•s San Francisco home, has grown to a family-owned corporation that annually produces nearly 700,000 gallons of wine. Martini wines arc designed to accompany food and are afford- ably priced. "Some say our wines are underpriced," Martini said. •But I feel many other wines are overpriced. If a wine costs more than a meal, many people will not be able to experience the pleasure of dining with wine." u..; •• cwrrY °"' °"'It /IJ/oetln -s.t"*tr ,,_ S-.r ,,_ MAXWW. ~ AWAID WINNING SUNDAY IRUNOt IUFFET .. J i - - 'J < 'Fatal Altr:act· •1 DAVID t:LU01T OPENINGS .. FAT AL A 1TRAC110N" (R)- To Dan Gallaghtr (Michael Douglas). his extramarital affair is merely a divenio~ but when he decides to break it off with Alex (Glenn Ctose) there is hell to pay. Adrian Lyne din=cted. .. HJ:LLRAISER .. (R) GocNl- Bold. disturbing. at times clumsy. this fint honor movie directed by English writer and hellhound Clive Barker is not for the lily-livered. In an attic. an obsessed woman and a man she is rebuiJding with the parts of other men carry on a very weird affair. Then creatures from hell arrive. ready to dismember. Some silly plottiaa. uneven acti• aad empty reliaiow symbolilm doaa' dctnct ma from Barbr .. iadul elation with lais boriible aooda-II you like ltf081 tenor and viaceral weird~ you've foalld your movie. Drawe from Bader., story. ""The Hell-Bound Heart. .. it stan Andrew Robinson. Ashley Laurence. Que Higgins aad Oliver Smith. WfHI PICK-UP ARTISr (PG- 13)-FORYU the womanizer, J11ek Jericho (Robert DoWllCY) fmally meets bis maada in Randy (Molly Ringwald). in a romantic fantuy from the .dwoturous atylilt Jaaa Tobeck ( .. Faqeni.-With Dennis Hopper, Dauy Aiello and Harvey Keitel Kochanski to perform Acclaimed international pian- ist. Wladimir Jan Kochanski. will perform on Friday evening. Oct. 16. in Orange Coast Col- lege's Robert B. Moore Theater. The recital begins at 8 p.m. Kochanski believes that music should be understood by audien- ces if it is to be enjoyed. He mixes humor and storytelling with music of the great composers. presenting a recital that is not only brilliant but also educa- tional. humorous and inspira- tional. Kochanski combines solid musicianship with subtle show- manship. and appeals to audien- ces of all ages. His programming is unconventional. It embraces a wide range of periods from baroque to modern. Kochans ki's concerts arc informal. He delivers verbal program notes as the concert progresses. and makes a point of inviting the audience up on stage during intermission to talk and ask questions. He firmly closes the gap between artist and audience. The Polish-born Kochanski is a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music. He performed a private piano recital for Pope John Paul II in Rome in 1981. He also presented a public concert inside the Vatacan to an audience that numbered more than 10,000. Kochanski bas been a guest on .. Good Momin& America!' with David Hartman, "1'bc 700 Club" with Pat RobertsOn. and .. Hour Magazine" with Gary Collins. He bas also been a featured guest on .. Voice of America ... He has released 10 recordings on the Artists International label. Concert tickets. priced at S6. are on sale in the OCC Ticket Office. located in the college's Student Center Building. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m .• and Saturdays from 8 a .m to noon. Tickets will be sold at the door for $7. Tickets may be purchased by phone. using Visa or Master- Card, by calling (714) 432-S880. Champape SUPPER CRUISES EWW7 Sunday ~7 wrHE PIUNCIPAL" (8)-Jama 8ehlllai ii hilla ICbool teacher Rick I.Mimer ia tllil drama direcled by ~ c.ia. Just whn thiqs are pena711'y ud profcaionally at their ... ror I atitur. the unheard-of happnl: He ii promoted to principal ol the roup and tOtilll .,_..Hip School. C~ Lou oo.ett Jr .• R.e Dawn~ wl Michee' Wfiabt. -rOVGH GUYS DON'I' DANC.-(a) r..-Nonnu Mailer U..' learned much liDce he lllllde a IDCll of .. Maidsao.e ... Diiecting from Ilia ICripl or lail aow.&. lie mmmita u wu1 howler. Ryu O'Neil ii the romuJic pllby who hM ti .. litC •My .. illdf was turmi. man." ia a dark, dumb thriller thM somberly camps up nery trick of the ..,.e. Wid1 WiD11 Hamer, babeUa llOllCllini. Ddwa Sudluad, Lawrence TICT'lley . ..,-.o WlllSl'U 8LOWD"- Juliall Bond wrote the Kript. and Simon LaQaton directed tllil British thriller about a cowr-up. The top- dcct cast includes Michael Caine. James Fox. John Gielgud. Gordon Jackson and Nigel Haven. RECENT RElEASl'S "'THE alG EASY .. (R) Fair-The bot sex tangle between boyish New Orleans detective Dennis Quajd and haughty. Diane Sawyerish D.A. Ellen Barkin is turned into a coy joke-they spend the rest of the movie trying to get back into bed. The film is in bed with loads of pungent Cajun atmosphere and too many cheap, mechanical devices of story and style. Quaid. Bartin (both looking great) and the steamy musical score can't quite make up for the TV-cop obviousness of Daniel Petrie Jr. ·s script, di.reeled with hammers by Jim McBride. With John Goodman. Lisa Jane Penky and the late Charles Ludlam (very funny as a crooked lawyer). ·aoaN IN EAST L.A ... (R) G~-A charmer. directed. written by and starring the wooderf ully relaxed and appealing Cbeecb Marin. Tb.is comedy is sometimes clunky. but even the dud bits teem like put of the pany. and there 'I a slice of substance to boot. Cllach (in his f&rll fdm witbout partaer Tommy CboD&) playt a breezy Mexicaa-Atacricaa in LA. wlto is dumped in Tljuua after a DCttiq of illep1 aliens mistakenly pabt b.im. He bu to hustle his way Net. leached all tbe way by an Amcricu .. scum-bum played by the very amusing Daniel Stem. There are a few maudlin touches, but the f tlm deals with the Chicano bcritaae and Mexican poveny without beeomina pompous. Under the P:ldy joke situations. there is more real .. sour than in .. La Bamba. .. With Kamala Lopez. Lupe Ontiveros. .. DIRTY DAN ONG• (PG-13) GocNI-This simple but nuanced slory gives bead-on emotional pleuure. Jennifer Grey is stellar as Baby. the nice girl who discoven dancina, sex and love in her family's visit to a Catskill resort in 1963. Patrick Swayu is virile and earnestly true as the dance instructor who ip.itcs her, and Eleanor Berptcin'l ICript bu been smartly d~ the dance-wile Emile Ardolino. The cliche comina-of-agc plot is done with frcshnaa and not too mucb bUlllc; it doem' atop movina whea tbe aood music endl. With Jerry Orbach, Jack Wato11, Cynthia Rhoda. poorly direeted by John Mackenzie. Handsomely matured Micha.cl Caine brinp bis cqcy authority to the role of an Enaliab •PY wizard who fiawa the Soviet ~OB ii plunina to explode an A-bomb at a U.S. base. thus ruinina NATO. Pierce Brosnan plays, like a pile of dry ice, the Soviet killer/qent; be bu empty sex with another KGB qent (Joanna Cassidy) 1bonJy bcf ore Armageddon, then kills her (it'I merciful but too lale-Cauidy'I role reduces her ta.lent to meat). Jan Richardson bu a few preeningly crisp moments u an Enaliah spy chief; tbOle milCUl or wasted include Broman. Cassidy. Ray McAnally and Ned Beatty. The British do this son of thin1 much better now on TV. 'Misalliance' ruA' extended Due to tmnendous rapome -nu; FOURTH ~aOTOCOL.. to South Cout Repenory•s (R) Peor-A F~~t F~ spy l9l7-811ea10n-openina procluc- yarn. ......,.._.., m implamable plot. tion of Gcorae Bernard Sbaw'a Mlr11lli11nc~. the theater bu added three perfonnanca to the end ol the nua.. Accordina to SCR Martetiq Director John Mouledoux, the .wed ebowt will be Friday, Oct. . 16 aid S..urclay, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m., and Sunday. Oct. 18 at 2;30 p.llL Tbe 8ddcd perf onnanc:a will mo .. more people to -· tcribe to sea .. a-play .am- ,.. ~ ... ltill lau e~• .... Ps?aMr dariaa die.., larnaa.. Tdeu .., M Cbarpd to VISA, M~ or AIDCricaD Eapnei by ol'iai Ge SCll Boa omce .. (714) 951-Mll, or .. tM walk-•p wiildow in dae tlleatet, loaiiled II 65.S Town c... ome. eo.. ...., one block .... of u.e SHala COlll Plllla11MllolS... NOIG_. tlit S.. Dilso (405) F•••Y· 1'ldtlil f• .... ·~··· per(~ · ••*arc Ill to 125. • DAMAGED PAGE on EXploring the true Chri lian response to AIDS 8Y PEGGY DilND.L li'I lwown baa laacbel ud food few tMi'lh* every Tue1day .... n.anday at ~ offered by tlle Fellowtlaip Clariatian . a8' • Or .. Cwt Collete. LMt week's fonam fcatuml Prcaicleat W ayae ~raiu of 8-lllira California Collete ill Colla Maa. Ria praeatation 8dcln.ed die iaue Of AIDS ud tllC manner io which Chriltiam abould ~nd to this problem and its m•nifatationa. He bepn by pointing out that be WM not talking about AIDS from a medical viewpoint but rather from a theological posi- tion in response to the dileue and its victims. "Going back to the days of Christ," stated Kraiss, "there WM an attitude that conelated behavior with sin. If you got sick, you must have sinned." For illuitration, Krai11 ... ~ referred to John 9, when Jesus' ~,,.... ..--1 bim.. of_a _man blind from birth, "Wuurus nn or that of his parents that caUled him to be born blind?" His reply WU that it WU neither; God would not be so unfair to punish of(spring. K.raiSI went on, .. We must brina into sharp focus the whole idea of judament against a lifestyle. If you do not, there is real trouble with this attitude. It would then follow that a penon who bu a cold hu sinned. There ii sufferina in all lifestyles. People sutfer and die of all kinds of illtta1a. ID particular, the AIDS problem baa an anology to Cuist\ time, when lepen were isolated and commanded by law to warn otben of their presence. The AIDS victim. too, b :.-a.•.d And too often by the Christian community wnv .. T they cannot eountermand God's judgment by off~ring help. If you take this as a curse, you have a problem. What about the hemophiliac, the spouse and child born of that relationship? Kraiu cited Lute 4: 18, in which Jesus quotes Isaiah: "I haVe come to set the prisonen free and release the captives." "A captive is plundered by the outside force, tbe prisoner is incarcerated by their own wroJlldoing. Christians cannot ba~ an attitude they will min- ister to only one group and not n. MA•• nmYTDIAN awaca Dtl ... _. .... ,, 2 111•· cs ....... Nuwpwt ...... CA (714)~ua .. 9:30 a.m. Wonhip 10:99 a.m. Coovenation IO:SO a.m. Education for All Aaa Child Care Provided .... w A. lkQlllM,,..,,., a.. . ..._. P. •wa.A•r ' ' ,._,., TEMPLE SAIAH of Newport Beacli (Conservative) HIGH HOLY DAY SERV:JCES at 791 DoYer Dri'4e at 16th Street, Newport Beach c/ o Newport Harbor Lutheran Purcb RABBI STEVEN D. SCHATZ TEMPLE CHOIR &088 llASHANAH: Wedllillday, Sept. 23 Tlaunday. Sept. 24 T'lil1lnday. Sept. 24 Friday, Sept. 25 Friday, Oi:t. 2 8:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M. 7:30 P.M. 10:00 A.M. 7:00 P.M. 10:00 A.M. til Sawh- 111) 6:15 P.M. it ... be rooted iD love. Aida is Dot a judpneat of God UJ more tbu the COllUDOD cold ia the result of siJL" It ia true this is aa imcmdy emotional issue. ~aiu gave statistics of S0,000 coafirmcd AIDS victims, AIDS related complex IS0,000.200,000 ill the U.S. alone, and AIDS anti- bodies (indicating exposure) onc-rmillion-plus. The Fellowship Christian Oub was 1tart£d u an effort to unite the diverse Christian com- munity and bring the hope and joy of Christ to those who have never bad an opportunity for Christian f ellowsbip outside a church. .... .,... Ill& II Ill R:C'a "-"' '' • r. The FCC President, Bob Boyd, stressed th~ "Love and toleration of differences among people is the overall goal of the group. We have expanded our program to include weekend outings and potluck suppers. All are welcome whatever your age, marital status or religion." to another. We all deserve sal- vation. The Christian commun- ity cannot, must not, back away; they must reach out. Can you ~neJesus on the cross telling the repentant thief who bung by bis side, 'You are getting what you deserve'? He did not do that. He welcomed him into his King- dom. He told of a young man who wanted to wor,k with AIDS victims in San Francisco. "I encounaed him to do so. He began a small Bible study group which grew to 6S people, 40 of whom died of AIDS. He reported an iacredible amount of love that not only affected the victims them1eha but also their f amilics. Religious Directory PllTI " PlllY 11118.J. "We must remember that Jesus Christ did not come to help those who ahcady bad their act together. He came to give hope, u we must do, to the depressed, oppsuaed. sick and those in need. The Christian resixm-to AIDS victims must be the same, Boyd can be reached at (714) S56-7026. Unitarian ethics class .. The Prophetic Imperative," ao adult education class on ethics, theology and social action. will be offered on six Thursdays at the Orange Coast Unitarian U nivcrsalist Church, 12S9 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, at 7:30 p.m. starting Oct. 22. Led by the Rev. Dr. James Nelson and Betty Guthrie, Ph.D., the class will explore Unitarian U nivenalist principles as they relate to our social invoJvanent. For registration and further details, call the church office at (714) 646-46S2 . There u DO admission charge. t. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Dr. H ...... n is oo ...,.,.,._, chrouP ~ 1'bnhip and hear dUa ~Mffed m p s "A1TITUDE IS EVERYTHING" (Philippi.am 4'4-ll) Sand.,. October 18, 1987 ,....._. 8sl0 and IOilS A.M. 600 St. Andrews Road , Newpon Beach. California (714) 631-2880 KtOel &om Newport Hal'bcw Hish School M lmnr CL l s.t-.) Share what GOD Is Doing In Your~ Use Our Directory to welcome someone. , cal 631-8120 or631-8ll3 -, • ......... lllm.&3 &•-· Nhi&l19U•&IW ........... Tollt-.;.a._.c...._ CNCID1t COii .... Cf96. ................... ...., ... ... ... ••11• d In ............ alfTHO. M. MOWN, MCA ETHEL MCK£NZJ£ MOWN Apetitioft ... ._,,flled bJ CHMUS WEBB In h Superior c..t al OMNGE County requffti,.. thet CHARLES WEBB be •ppointed n personal ,.... ,, , ....._ to ..... ........... althedlc:. dint The petition requnu ~to ... 'dlrthe ...... under the ..... ld- ent Administmion of &aie.Act. A hwirW on the Pltitiort win be held on 10121111.t 1:45PM in Dept 3 loc:Mld at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA. CA IF YOU ()8.;E~T 8D the ~ ~ .... uetition. you should either~ .. the hearin1 and shte your objections or file written ob;ections wir.l the court before the hurina. Your ~nee rnaey be in per- son or by your Mlol'I aey. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a c:onti~ creditor of the deceased, ~ must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal represenbtive appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issu9nce of IMlets as provided in section 700 of the Calitomia ProblteCode. The time tor filina claims wiU not expre prior to tour months from the eta of the hearina noticed~ YOU MAY EXAMINE the file ._.,. by .... COUf't. tf you we a person i""8tel18d in the est.ta, ~ 1N1Y serw upon the ew:.ieor or edmi- Nmb, "' upon the .... ney for the executor or ................. the court ... """"" al ... . va. ............... . ..,. thlt ~ cMsife spKial notice of the ,.... al .,, inventory •nd •PPt11is. l'1W1t of ...... asSllts "' al the petilbis or accounts mentio.ied in MCtions 1200 and 1200.5 of the c.litamia ~c.ode. Attorney for petitioner. RANDY SWANSON, ESQUIRE, 2845 MESA VERDE ORM EAST, SUITE M, COSTA M~ CAUFOR- NIA 92626 10/l 10/8 10/15 0751 ~1 NOTICI Of DIATH Of COMTMCI EDmt STUl'llMIHI MID Of rt:iiiiOM lO ADHIWIU UTATI NO. A lH I II To alt heirs, benllficiwies, creditors, c:onti..,-.t cnd- itors, and penons who 1N1Y be othetwise intetest9d in the will or estate of CON- STANCE EDITH STRANG-MAN A petition has been filed by DESMOND B. STRANG- MAN in the Superior Court of ORANGE County 1'9QU85t· in1 that DESMOND 8. STRANGMAN be appoinlild as personal repwwwlbltWe to administet the estM8 of the decedent The petition requests authority to a.dminister the estate under the lndepeud· ent Administr•tion of Estates Act A heerinc on the P9lition will be hekf on 10/21/87 .t 1:45PM in Dept 3 loc:Mlld at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA IF YOU OBJECT tD the IJ'llf'tina a1 the pltition, ~ shoutd either ..,.,.. It the h••rllll ......... ,.. ::1::: :..-:.-:: ................. __ " ............. ... . ..,,..., .. FW>ll ,._A CllDnOlt "' • COii .... Cf[ • p " fitdec .. ,.._ .. ~dlllil ....... . p11rrnt ..... ,.._,.. repr111 lt8the •-•lnlld .., tM court ..... flur ............ al ftrll11M1raa1..._. Plawldld ill ...... 100 al hC1• ••PR' 111 C... TMtllM IDr .. dllllla ................... .................... ._.. .......... YOU MAY Dflntl• h ....... .., ........ ,.. .......... I lllf llt ......... ,....., ... UIPClfttM IJIJCUIDr• ..... ..................... ney for tM eucvtor °' .................. the court ..... """"" al ..,. vice .............. . qthllt~dllire...W ~., ............ inventory •nd •PP,.iM· ment of ......... "'d the P91itic:M• or KClOUf'lts mentiolied in secticM• 1200 and 1200.5 of the CalffonW ProbMI Code. Attorney for petitioner: RICHARD T. MUDGE, 23521 PASEO DEl. YAL.EM- CIA. STE. #311, LAGUNA HILLS, CA 92653 10/1 10/8 10/15 0754 "*"C NOl'ICl ntililOUI Ml•tE• NAm ITATIMIJfT The totaowina person is doin1 business as: RTZPATRICK'S ONER SER· VICES, 1931 W. Coast Ho. Newport Bch.., CA 92663. Rob9rt John r~ 1931 w. ~· NeWDQrt 8-ch,CA : This business is con- dud9d by.,, indMc:lultl. The re1istt11nt com- malCld tD nwt busi- ness under the fictitious busiMI& ,,.,.,. "' NmeS liAld ..... on t-24-87 . Sie'ied: ~ J. r1tzpmt. rick. This ......... -filed with the County C1et1c of 0...,.. County on Oct. 5. 1987. file No. f357140 1018 10/15 10/22 10/29 0748 ~MOl'a f'IChi ........ umnammn The lcJeJ ......... is dCJinl bli•in 111 ea: ESTW.E AU.AAOAL£. 3653 E. Coast Hwy., Conine ........ Ca. 92625. Ona M. Mc:Callen, 2422 1st Ave., Corarw dll MM', Ca. 92625. This business is con- ducted by mt indMduM. The rqistrant com- "*teed tD tranw:t busi- ness under the fictitious business rwne « rwnes listed •bove on 9-1-87. $Cned: Ona M. McCallen. This ~ -filed with the County Ctertl of e>ra,. Coun'1 on Oct. 5, 1987. File No. F357141 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 0762 WMOl'a FICIH .. alllf• umar•mmrr The talowil• ........ is doin1 business as: 810- FORM PR00UCTS. 7 ,.._ Irvine, CA 92715. JONtNn Evem.t er.n- ston, 7 Palos. lmne, CA 92715. This business is con-ducted.., .. ~. The re1istrant com· "*ad 8D trmmd busi- ws under the fiditiol11 ....... '*"'"' .... tilled ...,..,. on a.21-87. ness. This business is con- dud8d by • corpcntioti. Silnecf: T. A. IOWllllilti ,..._ ~ •Ill ~ lbomel A.,__ nitti, PNsident. This tt&:k nwlt wes tiled with the County Cteric of Or.,. County on Oct. 5, 1987. File No. F357139 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 • C1'161 "*JC.-nca Fithi .... 111• .... ITAf n Thlfolowil• .......... doin1 business H : GIUETTE MULTI-LIST, 17110 ca.a.. -. nine. CA92714. A. E. w.,..., 6909 E. Rutpr, Anaheim, CA 92807. John C. F.-on, 1810 East 16 St., •ll•pcwt 8w:h, CA 92&63. Rmndy Ely. 5'02 Amt»I- ... Ave., Yort. Und9, CA 92617. Thia business 11 con- ckdld .., • joint wnU'e. TM recistreftt com- ,.,,.ICed to n I Id busi- neu under the tlctitious ~ neme ,,, ,.,... listed •bow on N/ A. S4INd: A. E. ....... This .. 1 meat .. fta.d with the ~ a.tt of Or.,. County on Oct. 5, 1987. file No. F357138 10/8 10/15 10/22 10/29 0768 PUaJC llOTICI Fk:lil .. MI• • NAm ITATllmlT The followit• ~ is doi,. business as: HUGHES OIYERSIFIEO INTERESTS, 2019 Wd1ce· B,'Collll ...... CA 92627. James Hu&hes. 2019 W.N1c•B. Colta ...... CA 92627. This business i1 con· ductld by .. indMdml. ·The recia,.nt com· ""'teed to tr...:t ....... .... under the ftc:titioul bi llF I IT neml Cl WW ,...... ...,. on 10.1..ff/. -..:.-...T . .._... 1*18 I,..,. _ _. 0770 -.-u wmnca •llOMft .. ICl••-....e OFNITIJ lllP "'* nallcl Is ..... ...,.. .._. Dlvid w.a.ce and c.. Allen, ha.WU.• -. busineu under the ftditiou~ firm name Md style of Laauna Ni1ue1 Athletic Club, et 30272 Crown Yeley Ptlwy. City al Lacuna ,_,.., County of Or-.. Sta:lll al C..ibnia, did on the 8th ct.y of July, 1987, ~ mubm consent. dissoNe the lllid pwtrw. ship .net .......,..,.. theif .................... ~ Jn. Seid business in the future wilt be conducllld by Cel Allen. who wiU pey and dilctm .............. .,,., debts of the firm and recMe monies .,.,.,.. to tbe&m. Fwtlw"°**ia._., Ii*' t1111t Dlwid Wlllecl will nat be nlllNNllible_.Jrom this ., on. fOr ..,, obfip- tiaft incUfred.., the-. in his °""' nwne °' in the ..... al the firm. DATED AT IMne, C..- nia, this .. My al s. ....... 1987. Geier & Mlltin, Mty(s)., 18201 Von Kwmen, Su-.. 1000, lfVine, CA 92715. fbWd 8. Mrin, EIQ .• ---far o.wid ...... 10/110/1510/22 10/29 0771 &41172 ...SNOllCI f'IClllWMl• t• IMMllTA~ The talcMil• Pl' IOnl M9 ~~-GLENDORA ASSOCIATES, A CALIFORNIA GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, 407·A 30th snet. Newport Bw:h, CA 92663. Dilmond lmestmetlt Cor· ponlllion, c.lifomia, 18 Cor- porate PlaH, Newport Blecft~ CA 92&60. Nucomb 0.Mopn-*1t, Inc., Cafifomia, 407-A 30th Shit. ,_,port 8wh, CA 92661 ....... fint nnuct.d under this ~ ,.,.,. on Sept. 14, 1987. This business i1 con- cluded by ........ pert- nenhip. Si1nect: NEW- COMB DEVELOPMENT, INC •• JOHN T. NEWCOMB, PRESIDENT; DIAMOND tNVES'tMENT COftPORA· TION, CHARLES J . DIA· MONO, PRESaOENT. This [' •• ,... ... filed ...,. the ~ an a1 ~onSepl.23, 1.-7. fill No. FBlOl 101110/1510/22 10/29 0772 ,..,.. "*JCMOl'a FChi ... 1111 • MMllTAll INT The falollil• ~ is ~..,._-.:COSTA MESA MEDtCAL CENTER HOSPITA&., 301 VICTORIA STREET. COSTA MESA. CAUfORNtA 92627. CHCM, INC.,• c.lbr-. c:orpontion, 301 YM:toria Shit. ea... ...... c.litor· ni992627. This Business is con- dumd by. corpolllion. The rqistrant com- metlCld '° trMMCt busi-ness under the fldllikM11 ~ ..... lilted.,_,. on_.. 10, 1917. SilrMMt CHCM, INC... 8wry Weill. Scnt.y/Trwurer This .....,,.,. ... flied with the County Cleft& al ORANGE County on Sept. 18, 1987. File No. f355707 10-8 10-15 10-22 10· 29 on6 1-11711 w.ra Felli .. •1•1• -WITA~ ThefolbR ......... dDifW busirms ac VORBA- L YPTUS INVESTMENTS, 1401 OoWlt ..... Ne•port 8-dt. CA t.26((). TEO ft. CARPENTER, 1401 OoWlt Sb'-. Newport a.c:h. ~ 92&60. BAYIAR INVESTMENT COM,ANY, • Calfforni• ...... ~10005 MllllM ..... bd, WNaier, Calibt• m. CAii. HIUQUaST. 1401 a.a lft,laHMn,c.R- ....,.90'31. Thia lvslneu Is con- dudild ........ Plft· ,....... The ,..11trant com· nwad ID trw-.t bull- ,.. under the ftdltiout ... ,""' ............. ~l.1117. Tml. C'AltJ•a•tw..,..t o~ 13 vmie_ ... .... .. 0..., a.el af 0-. ce..ner -.... a. 1117.1 ....... ,...., lN 1~11 10-22 10- 21 "'" YOU AR£ IN DEFAULT UNOOt A DEED Of TRUST, DATED OCToat:R 09. 1M6. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO "'°TECT YOUR PAOfUTY, IT MAY 8£ SOlD ATA PU8UC SALE. If YOU H£ED AH EXPl.AHATION Of nt£ NATURE Of THE PROCEEOtNG AGAJNST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAwmt. On ~y OCTrRJtlpJ.Qll:J-.· ...... -...... n.o:sT nnnor•· • ~ACAUFORN&ACORP.•dufy aippoil*d Trusa. under and punu1nt to Died al TNll recofdld OCTcalt 30, 1•. • lnll No. .. 517019 al OMcillt Aeeotdl in tM aMcll al the c..., ....... al ORANGE Coune,r, St111e d ~ Eaea.-. bJ GENE MSMO AHO SALLY AHN DASARO, HUSIAHO AHO WIFE. AS JOINT TDWn'S WIU. SEU AT PUIUC AUCT10H TO HtGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH ~ It time al Ule In llwM lftOnlJ GI tM U..CS -) It the Mlin (North) EM•a ID h ~ Ccutholm 700 CMc c.... ........ AM. Ca. ....................... 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'lr.'11~(1i11·}~ 1 i · ':•!!1bdn~.:~.1!~J,1I!, ! ~!d!dn ,•o Jb~! ! •l' r HI ·rnd,.11~ '1 ... luHlt ILi • lllLI illlLlfns: l .. r. ,81.dl1i! •• 1l 1~al k,.....neub .......... 828 uan.r '° loin ........ 605 Maney WMJted ....... 606 ()pportunities ..•...... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ EMPLOYMENT Aaenctes ............. 300 Oppcwtunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... "JD7 ~ .............• ···-············ ............... I07 Alil~ ••••••••••••• 814 ...... M1t1rW ••••• 811 ....., ... ~ 818 Colnl/bnpa ......•. 813 f .................... 800 ~Wanted ••••• 805 ~ ......... 705 _...r .............. s12 Merine~ ......• 906 Mile. tar We ......... 809 Mile. WMllld •.....••• 810 Musical Instrument .•. 811 Office Equipnw1t •..•• 827 Pm & Supplies •.•..•• 823 Spartii. ~ ... 819 Bit'ds .•.............. 826 If.AL' ESTATE ~ ..........•... 511 Al*. furnished .•..... ~7 Ac*. Unfurnished •.•• 408 Sidi. ID be~ .... 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commetcial Pre>perty 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Fanns & Ranches ..... 512 Gar._s for Reot ...... '00 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfurn ............. 406 • R a._ 1HE HBfJPOM ••••a Houl ........... ,13 ~ ..........••••• 416 fndustn.f . • . • • . . • 506 .11-..utt .. Property ••••.• 509 l* Shore Property 515 lab tor SMe ••••.•.••• 510 McDle Homes ........ 917 ~&TO ....... 607 ~ ....•...•...•.• 415 Mountain c.bins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Out of SUte ProP ..... 514 Reat Estate Wanted ... 518 Aentats to Share ...... 412 Ruf Estate for Xchc ... 517 Real Estate Loans •.... 600 Rooms for Rent ••..... 410 RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. 41~ Rental ........•...... 417 .. SERVICES Sc:hooes ......•••..... 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 Directory of. Business Services • Aittines/Crui9e thip job lists suarantee imme- d'* opellit~ ad OCCU· ~!i~s. · 16-882 · 2900 Ext 61 n lnciudq ASSEMBLE Prodlds at home. (You'll '°"9 it.) &cer;:,m. F01 info. Call -8003, Ext 8348 DIRECT RETAIL SALES. . AVERAGE $700 PER WEEK "COMMISSION FOR THE AGGRESSIVE PERSON.• LOOKING FOR PEOPLE WHO WAHT TO MAKE LOTS Of MONEY. MUST HAVE PUBLIC REL TIONS. AND BE PEO- Pl£ OR1ENT£D, WORK IN OWN COMMUNflY. ~ Uni . Olde CdM.t_~ ..... ~ PCH on fabuk>us nicinc Dr~· SHIP"S CARPENTE~ CABINET MAKER. Tu TRADE SERVICE FOR ACCOMMODATION . MATURE EXC REF HERO. CALL D.E.C. 7)3. 8902 CHILO r.AR£ LICENSED. f'r9.Schaal EtwilOIWlw1t. M.f 7-5:30. 15mo+ 549- 2870 e0ol111 lllc HOl & ..... •tllAC' Hmimmllllll lfil .. tar U"9 In/Out Haulit-....... EJD. p; tfened. Sollnish Ok. AJI Jobs 100..F,_, (7~10 ANO BONDED __ _ .............. £l.£CTRtCIAN WILL TRADE Bf f«ottw s.vicm OI Goods OI ? 67!>-1494 FREE CONSUMER SER- VICE CALL FOR MMES Of COMPETENT TRA· D£SP£0PlE FROM PWMBING to SECOR· ITV SYSTOtS. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFERRALS 631·1200 MASTERCARD/VISA! REGAROlESS Of CREDIT HISIORY. ~ NEW CIEDIT CMD. "" ONE R£FUSED. FOR INFO. CALL 1-315-733- 6062 EXT M 20S3 Thi• -··-I.Mr-*•"""'° ................ --M ~ .. -tD CAU. n• '" ist1 HANDYMAN DECKS & PATIO COVERS ~UTY WORK 546· HandyJnln Household ReSNirs - 1>11intina. drywall, CM· ~+more. Gary6'5- CARPET CLEANING . SOMCE Shampoo & Steam Clunenc SootJifters, DeoderiZer lnctuded. 2RMS & HALLWAY ~ CARPET a.EANING 7 DAYS(714) 472.Q230 ASK ABOUT HOST DRY a8'ICALS l & 8 Bein in Bus sn::e 1980 ....... c .... I t.~~T.:.;, manlh/1 time. Fr. ... 241·164Q PIANO TUNING PRO- FESSIONAL SINCE 1975~ Give New Life '> r pilno. (714) 552-~ •Waln • 111w Vllllt• 1111. Trdb .... Suzulci qulll- ified '8 I ctw. The BIUffs. Clll 760-6247 \QRLfE ••rlcai• llet»I AslOdtdlon SOCIAL ITOI & STA-TIONARY FULL TIME & PART TIME PCfl I fNT WORKING OMRON- MENT WIU. TRAIN. CALL fl£RSONNEl 163-1200 • T£l£PMONE WORK ,__ HOME NO SO.· UNG. 5 IM'f RI IERS MFllf.D =-=:: ING OR A ~t:>~ 0130s7J0.1316 eweninp. • LOYinJ NMr1Y Wanted. Live-in for 3-year·old, liaht housekeeping. l6°°eoa~ ~-~ home; 852-0666 MR CASHIERS CONVENIENCE STORE CASHIERS. Cunw6 hir· .. Cllhier's tor .. shifts. f&Ji time/pt time pas;. tions .... 1.. ... P9r _$4.00 hr, Schedule -30/120 day rewiew. e1acoc111H1a•n11t llChilan*1t appt. ~ • talowil• loclltioHS: •19971 e.ctl ~H.B. e590Clmino De Esna. S.. aen..ee, CA •751 Biie' Costa Mesa •2021 Newport Blvd COiia " • .-.. Nllf ... ....... 111 ............ .,. • ..,. ... ,. 'a88 I .• . , . .,, .. ,. .. r1 a,,.... .. et, a, •• .,_ ~ .............. u.wauu.-... ',., ...... .... --, .... ..,, ........ _.,,.._ ... WA OJ I 111" .... AC&&.I -~ ...... ms n• -.""' llNFIZI .... "'7 ausa · ne •tt 1,1nweattn ti CPI T S5 5 tMT .... . tA J , .... , ' .,......, ........... ........... ...., l I JO Ira. ___ .. ..,. MEDICAL lllSURANCE Ml.ER ASM Nm>•DIEJMmY. CURROCT WJ>eCAl EIS ~ RETAIL MAHAGEMEHT ASSISTANT MANAGER We have an imme- diate openin, as an Assistant Manacer. Requ i rements include 2 years full time work expe- rience and some supervisory expe· rience (retail pre- ferred), or a colleee decree-We offer: eCompetitNe Salary eUbe'8I Bel ..-a ePromotion ()pptys. •Trainina for Advancement CMt OI apply in per- son ta. A21. FASHION ISLAND (714) 644-1126 EQMlll~~. M/f Now hif'Wwltthe-wortds ~ Pizza Delivery Co. Domino's Pizu ~ Ordertakers must belt .... 16wlttpee. antperD .. ity. Deiwery DrMn must be at least 18. t.. own car & inal-rm. Ind ~ driW• t"KIDl'd. E.-n $7 -10/hf . Both PQlitiol• ful Ol l*t time. Aorlil ail DDlnino's Pizza, ·2075 Ne~ Bhd. CM OI a.I 2244-r~.- STUDENTS & HOME- MAKERS. FUll&P.T. 818-333-73tJ7 KIDDIE WONDER PROOUCTSINC. ·= ~· YES, YOU CAii ·m1.,. .. .., .... ............. _ ... a s•l•t1 I •au ..... 'YESt.,.,, I •• I GP'Ft'ft . •fESI.,... ,, 2 I mzsq *YEll·••11••••• --I • ' I ?I ................. .............. c I -I u.-, ......... __ .. _ -· II 8 ~,.,.,. -· •• .... "" _., ........ ,,,. ..... ~tt ....... .... , .. ................ I ........ ------,.., ..... ..... · SALE.S & MARKETING MANAGER RELOCA T · ING IN ORANGE COUNTY SEDUNG DIP. 15 YRS + EXP IN SM.ES. CAU. DICK 854-3471 405-lht1111 • ....,,.... .......... 71. a.:t.1111 Uni -... ... L•wa~•Btlh. = .s.it.'f:':tt."f.M25 Alilil••• looki'L ocean, bay & psi(. ~ 3 bed, 3 ba. exec tMnw.. 3 car pr. Poot. 2 'firepf. Lease $2595. 759-9274. 407-AID. F......_. ............ Apartment Lacuna Belch. aJZ'/, a.-. l bed-room. l t*x* '> bmch. $650. Eveni~ 497 · 6371; ~ 9Ul900 Nssp Mt 811 ch NEWPORT BEACH 3bdr2~· BM8l.YO. . NEW PAINT &a CARPET. WALK TO BEACH. AGENT 673-3663. Sl,150 .......... IWur. 0.. Point ~ quiet ..-m--. 2 Bedroom. 2 8lllh. new peint/~ fi~ pnee1. no pets. . 661 ·93L2.. 2 Bedroom, 2 bllt'I & studio with OCell1 W.W. Dana Point, $785 & $150. 49U579 S-Jmn Cllll ' .. ........... . ....... ......... Casilatw ......... C:lsk••• tmmac. Condo. 2 bdrm. 2 ~ dbl ..... pool. ;.c. tennis. Yrly rental, SlOOO/mo. Open 8:30 to ?. Avail now 213-258- 5479 MAUl/Kaanapali Beach 2 bed, 2 ba condo or 1 bed, 1 bath. Ocean view, fully furn & equip. Ten- nis/ pool/beach. Bro- chure 854-0909. Hilton Head Island Resort So&O c.rolina. 2 bedroom. 2 bath. Gott, tennis, 300 yards to beach. $475 weekly. 837-6314 eveni11es FOR LEASE 1700 1q. ft. on Pl.AC!NTIA. ° FOR LIGHT MANUFACTUR- ING OR STORAGE. 646-4969 C.O,M. GEM. RareoppUo own 4 Stores, with S3.900~ GoOd T enllnts, • Location. drive by 3028- 3034 E. Coast Hwy. Price 1c1i52.ooo. 213-434- For S. or Leese U.U.,. Niauel 2 bedroom, 2 bath ~'condo. Ail ~ poGLRl DOor$900i ~ 14) 364-6210 (619) 4 -2943. PRESTIGIOUS CORONA DEL MAR PROFESSIONAL SPACE & APARTMENT SPACE v • • PROFESSIONAL SUITE, APPROXIMATELY 1200 sq. feet • PROFESSIONAL SUITE APPROXIMATELY 900 sq. feet • PROFESSIONAL SUITE APPROXIMATELY 650 sq. feet • RETAIUOFFICE SPACE 1250 sq feet • STUDIO APT • EXCELLENT LOCATION • CALL EAGLET PROPERTIES 714-675-3605 117. Ctn•11•--,., .. ...... GOVERNMENT HOMES horn $1.00 ~) f~ Tax Oeli~t Properties. Now . Call 1-31 -~-~ Ext H.C.N2 cu1'11!11t fist, 24HRS. lllulan Vlljo Mission Yeejo $166,900 3 bedroom, bonus room (apprm. 16' Jl 18') Wini room fireplace, family room ~ recrea-~ veh•c::._ f:,~':at ifyin.~.ooo down. Owner will carry 2nd. Principles only. 495- 5390 Saddleback Mountain Yiew Home • 1 ~ yrs old, fleldstane ctassiC 3 bed.-room, 2~ baths, country kitchen, near Rancho Santa Maraarita, ~· Owner (714) 514-0ut of State Prop. LIQUIDATION Spectacular LAKE TAHOE VIEW! Almost new 2bdr. 2 bath town- home near aotfcourse, ski lifts, Hyatt Hotel & Casino. Two beaches for home owners onty! Corn· lletely _ _ furnished! 79,000 FOR QUICK LE. KEN WESCOTT 702-832-0100 P.O. BOX 4543, lncffne Villaae. Nev89450 SENIORS : DISCOVER THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Huntington TerrK• En;oy ear.tr.. 1;mg in a world where wann personaJ lftention and service are the standard. Stretch out in ~ environment landscaped wlh a scenic llM, walking paths and • pa. Com- pare these exceptional t.-u,..: Huntington T•rr•c• Nonh Designed with the .aiV9 991\ior in mind, Huntington Tema North provides residenla wih the most modem COl1V9niencn ~ active seniors desi'e. NeltW in a naluraly land- SCllPM environment you'll appredate the extras • this new community. • s.atluly land - • Th1N lull SlHVit» MfMls Diiiy • Kkchenllan wih ..-------.. Refrigtlralor and Gatbage Disposal • Full-r,,,,. Social Director • Full Security • Shidio. One & Two-B«Jroom Cottages (714) 848-8811 Solution to Last Week's Puzzle ICap«J """"'* • Fun s.cunty • l.fodem Kitchens • Balooni.s • Plush Jnt.nors • Studios, One & Two &ldrootm 18700 • 18800 Florlda St. Huntington B••ch c~ 12848 114 Gui .. .... 111 &ID Wallld ....... MUST UOUllMT£ COUNTRY tDIE'. NEAR RENO/CARSON CITY. A.I.A. DESIGN. •. fl. COUNTIIY WITH:3 -.lnlt ·S 3 RR£PlACa • STEAM SHOWER, STUDY. LARGE PONO POOL, FABULOUS HORSE SETUP ANO MORE. COMES WITH ¥re:C~6R~R~ RETREAT INCLUDES CARETAKER HOME, DECORATOR FURNI · TURE ANO All. RANCH EOUIP PRICE FOR FAST SALE $495.000. EASY DRIVE FROM RENO AIR- PORT CONTACT KEN WESCOTT 702-832- 0100 P.O. BOX 4543, Incline Villaae. Nev 89450 607-llOI ... and TD ENJOY 13-159' Return on TDs. Also lend on & t>uY TDs. $10 000 up to $1 Mill. Call Denison Associales 673-7311 WIDOW HAS MONEY FOR TRUST OEEOS- $10,000 Up! No Credit Chk. No penatty. Call · Denison AssociMes 673-7311 • 1 Sofa. Lo¥es• Chair and Ottoman Never Used. Earth Tones $265.00. 536-1325 4 Piece IMIW room set Like new. BiownsbM!S $240.00 761-9326 Turn thOle unwaftted ....... Qlh.~... ,...,... ...... ......... WEll.CRAFf USED BOATS LOWFST PRICES FULL SERVICE ALLISON lllAallU INC. s.111,~-...... .............. c...._ ('IW)....U Cal Sailboat. 2-29. Die-~. wheel, instruments, good sail irwet*>ry, bris· tol a>nd. New custom interior, new bottom. Must see. Askin1 $27,750/offer. (714) 20-6579 or 714-496- 1391 18 FT COl.8Al T 3 YRS OLD HAS All EXTRAS. 714-249-82M. $13,950 080 1978SAAB ORIGINAL 51 000 MILES P.S. P.B. AIR, STEREQ1 SUNROOF ALLOT WHEElS EXEC SHAPE. $!\.000 0 .8.0 . PLEASE Lt.AVE M~GE 548- 2331 1974 VOLVO GOOD CONO MUST SELL Sl,300 0.8.0 . ASK FOR OANA 546-1954 1981 Ol. Wl8>n-4 sp. w/ 711C Ocl. uc. cond. loaded. $7 ,000 080 840-5062 aft. 6 p.m. MUIJIEU. 912-~ a111lcC.. 1970 Classic Mercedes Benz 280SE. Fully re- stored!! Re-built ....... New paint. Perfect ...... rior/exterior. $6,500/ offer. 831 -8766 Even- i~ Tu"' thoee u .......... ...... lnlDcmll. a..;. .... ,..,... ..... , ......... aWcl)' 'fhe • lbanbto)Ul it warts ir all cL us. ACltOll 10 ........... .... 11 lllck.M•,•..U HTNl -I S.O.off ' TmtiJll c:nalry-.a u a ., ...... lat'• 16 "lr'W-* l7 II r •cc ailM 11-ro,_..•...._• -•'*•:J, a It ........ I •• , ... .......,_. 22~ ..... nr..-..NnJ' -... ~ ... _ ... 2SllM-n ........ 21 •Mifta.._ ..... ., ... 19.... . n......__, .. u.. ,. ........... ............ •T .. . .,.. ..... ,....._ .... ., ... · .. __ 4S ... s Ira... ., ..... .... 4t Ir s-••h_. I II S2 LwM4 nc.,.._ ,....,..., ,, ...... "c "'-,, _ .. "~··· a a 1m• .. llirllrtiilM .. ..., .... 6S t« I Llfl"l .. et • 0..-11a•etc 72 a--IMl:AMlr. 1J olV- 1S ·-='' " .... ._ nc....._..._,_.._. ., .... _., .. "=u .. ftt~Tios, IS n..: ... "°' ....... ., llC ... • 21..._. ... ....,,•aa. ............. ·2' Tooka .. 11Gls JOC...... .... 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It's the first stq> in maki,. a memory thaa lasts beyond a li.fctimc.. ~ fG-f11tG Fm ~LIFE .• Ain.~tllear1 AtlOCiullun - Newport Ensign/Costa Mesa News Classified Ads SAVE TIME Visa or Mastercard orders may be completed by phone. CIC . (714) 631-.suo • USE THIS FORM TO WRITE YOUR AD. (There are approximately 20 characters and spaces per line. minimum 3 lines.) PLEASE PRINT: I ............... . ..... -_ ..... ..... ......... ., --~ 499 CLASSIFIED PRIVATE PARTY LINE RA TES I . 2 3 • 4 Wttk Wttks Wttb Wens J Lin~ 1.152 18.33 22.59 25.89 4Li~ 16.44 22.88 28 .55 32.96 S Line~ 19.37 27.41 34.SO 40.01 6 Lin~ 22 .31 Jl .94 40.44 47.06 1 Lines 25 .23 36.48 46.43 54.12 Over 7 Lin~ Add per Linc 2.93 4.53 5.96 7.05 \II 'la"''~ 11d\cn1 .. 1ntt run .. 1n ht•h f'olf'C" uni\ BUY 3 WEEKS, GET I FREE! Deadline: Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. All Classified ads must be prepaid by cash, check, money order, Visa or Mastercard. PIH$e schedule my classified ad for wffks. Enclosed is my check or money order for S __ _ Name Address~~~~~~~- .--------City _______ Zip __ _ Ncwpon Ensign/Costa Mesa News 883 Production Place, Ncwpon Beach, CA 92663 I t " J - .... I . .. r . i ' P-.• .,, .......... . tM u..-Newpert •1 •nlrl' el •n N wil be CO. ftcted oa S..U,. October 24. by t1ae Frindl ol Newpwt Bay. n.e toan will ..... 9 a.m. ud lane tk ttarUna area tit Em Bluff Drive and a.ct Bay Roed ~ IS minutes aatil 10:30 a.m. Tbe toun move at an CMJ p.ce on a paved route. Comror- table ahoa are recommended; so ia a hat if it is sunny. Binoculan can aid in spotting Bay fauna. ••• Die Newpan a... Ana <>.·t• alCcw·era'a 1 ' S1·• .... Cc nt nt will be btld this SUDday, October 18, at Bia Corona State Bach, hqinninc at noon. For more information, call the Chamber at 644-8211 . ... Representatives fro top modelina .~ .. well .. Hollywood a,ents, will be OD hand for the MOt1elill1 aH T.._. Sllowcw ... Sr ' • Saturday, Oct. 17, at Orange Coast College. Activities, which include a talent showcase, modeling co•J ctition and video presentations, rm from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. ia die OCC Forum and Student Cader. Admillion ia SIS. ... ~ • .,.,.. ?CJ -... A•1•a S.•lle w-. •a llide "9£Dtatioa by J-Poaer. Will tic fal8led at &M OCIOller 21 ..,,,.;., of Educaaon for ~....!..:-•. . ...... ........_ ~~yum.,.·----iDa will beiia at s p.m. at m Bdlia SL in ~ Bacb. Diaaer ia iDduded for a dona- tion of S5. Plew RSVP to su..n at 760-1691. ... Ttie ainalo poap at OASIS ii lpOIOriaa • montllJy • , • ... •• • ... .., 011 the third Wedaemday of eKh monda .a.t- in& October 21. The leaon win rua from 3 to 4:30 p.m. ia Room IAB at OASIS. For more iafor- ...... call lt...,.n Bon at 644-3244 . ••• The Newport Barbor Chamber's annual ••l•eu Espe will be held WcdDClday, October 21, at the Newporter Resort. from S p.m. to 8 p.m. To raene a booth tit the Expo or for more information, contact Presents ••• Tk local almui chaptn of ~QI Om.. ii spomorina a landMGB ud fashion abow OD ~. OcL 17.ltartiqat JI a.a at tJ.e Hotel MeridiCD. • a fundniler for Cystic Fibrolis and tk Alplaa Cai Omep Foun- dation, • ldaolanbip fund. The lbow will feature fMhiom from Alcott A Andrews. Admission is S30 per penon. ... .. Fliauclal la•epea•eaee: Bow to Get It, Bew to Kt!1P h• ia tbe title ol a ono-day le1Dinar to be Mid October 24 OD the UCI campu, rpomored by the rl•rd for tM mat mi c•i• ol ·-.. Ct 1rdil .... lit 1t 1, October 20 It 6 p.a, tit ••• ....... -.... ,, . f undraiser for the Soutlacna California Women in Advertil- ina rcbolanlaip funct: will be Mid Saturday, Oct. 17, at Marillen Part. tqinnina at 10 a.m. A picnic will folloW the neat for thole wbo bri.q their luada. OruF County ClaapW of the Bl' d. lalernational Auociation for · 100 • • • Fiuacial Planning to mart c • .._ 1 Financial lndependmce Week. • • -11111. . v arioua topics relatina to inwst-blood tat. The Jury decided that mentr and money manapmt ~ a ~ to .atract blood will be dilcuaed by a raqe of 11 CBallve (orce. . speaten For registration Newport Be.ch City Attorney info~ call 660-0904 Bob Burnham said, awe cm- ••• · llf'Cle with the \Udict. Tbe law An update on cle¥elopmcnt in ~ts the forcible t•tina of southern Oranae County ir blood in felony drunk driving cwa. What9s the difference? The police have the ript to seize evidence, and a blood sample is evidence in this cw... . Y ..,,.n said the t•king of a blood sample apimt a penon\ will comtitata pnishmenL "The . Newport Beach police baft always takeD (blood) um- pla by fon:e. No one eJ.e doa it. They do it to punish people, and the police are not permitted to punish people. The police ~in Newport 8cacb ia iD the habit of punishina peo- ple ... Burnham said, .. The testi- mony of the plaintiff indicates that virtually DO force WM med , in the taki:q of the sample. In the cue of Carton VS~ Superior Court in 1984, the courts aphdd Survey •.• 7 t lr'llil 11111 I work with the Society, but doubts that they have wbat the Conservancy is proposing to compile. American Res. $15,000 Canadian Res. $2.S.,000 LYNX $9,999 $18,999 MINK COATS ••"•SJ»s Oil= It $2999 $1899 "The history of Newport Beach belongs to every resi- den~,. Kuehn said Tuesday ... H we're going to do this, we will be wking the cooperatio11 of the Junior League, the League of Women Voten and many other groups~ It's a 6ig job and we're not a closed shop."' She added, however, that the Society .,.baa De'Vel' done this (survey). That\ why we want to.• The Conservancy is waiting to bear from Historical Society President Bill Grundy, wboK letter to the Council prompted the poltpogemeat, about ldrina a elate for a meetina between tbe poapa, ~uebD Yid. A SELECT GROUP Of JACKETS Natural •es. Sale Mink Jackets S'l., 195 $799 ----. ----~ -----~ A~~: .. : S8'ec._ ol ~i....-ffilii m L • ....... ·•21 ... •Clyltali AT LOW SA• E flKISI ••'=k $799 Gniady,, wbo did not aamd Monday nip&\ mcetiDa, Could not be reached at praatime Taelday morniaa for co,,,..,,... The Council will .P. tab up Dogs ••• a ••111111 .. city cOuncil, by ~ mft' --io bed' up the exilrina vicious anim.1• ordiunce dfeC.. tiftly tilled the pit biit pro-........ the riaht of police to take blood umpln • ewidcace. • He added tUt in t.alkiJll to ~ jury after the trial, ~ wmed to believe tbat it-wu illcpl to take blood by force. Yagman said the unuual demDd that Grwa pay SI0,-'00 of the jud•meat from bis own pocket •• .... .. 'tbe jmy thinks there\ rowwhina wrona with Gn.s.. My dicat waats to take it out o( bis llide. If this was a state CMe, the city could pay ._ .iud•mcat for him. but dais ii • federal Qle and the city QDN)f pay.• 8urabam said, ... doD'l ...,ee with Y ..-• about federal law. State law ia controDhta .-. il coma to (city) e~ and former employeCa. There ii ao federal ... aowniDI th! rdi- tiombip between tbe city and an employee. ee•s just blowiq '--,.. IDlOu;. According to both attomcys, the next raep is for tbe city to request a new trial and, if that is denied, to appeal to the United State~of~ the matter at its N cwember 9 meeting, according to Cjty Man- qer Bob Wynn. Kiwanis pancake breakfast The Kiwanis Oub of Corona dd Mar will be hoJdiDa its 23rd Annul Pancake Bratf'Mt ud Rum•• Sale to nil fad fc:w iaa I.iwaail ~ prOslw om s.turday, October 24, oa die northwest concr of PKific CoMtlfillrnJ-~ Boalevarcl, froa 7 La. to I p.m. Tdda to t11ie neat are S3 • tllie door. ne dab ii a11o • cti111-.. fc:wdle ...... .., .... .... be ..... to pa ........ ,.. ..... ..,._to .... ~ .••••. call Joel C.....,. .a 722-66M or 0. Sa.cp.nlloB • 631-0'M. ~1dcca1lllol .-.adl Ion --FQnN;~ 'O.Rlff r . • • ~· ----- Game rQom, founta~n key view home on :1 /S acre ~ aY CBEaYL STDIDNG Situated on a ~vate road in San Clemente.. Sea Pointe Estates, overlootin1 Dana Point llarl»or md Catal- The bolDe ii Gftcftld by OWDCl'I James w~ ud ~Jue &rowa and it WU Mary who WU rapolllible for: the design of the two-year~ n:ilicknce. Brown bu made good use of the -architectural education she reccMd at ~ Coast Col- lege. -1 drew~ every.inch of the Ooor- plan myself," she said. Her bobby is drawina home plans and she is fast at work OD her plans for the new home: a GrecWHtyle abode. Brown pl•nDtAI this home in the French ProYincial style. The • home is built ou an ·almost one third KR lot. J nclSQPina W• kept to a minimum to imure low-maintmance aDd there are. sprinkler ~ in the &oat and bKk of dle·IM>11e 0.... ..at apapdMed Walt-waypMt -acti.e fOv--in STIUUNG VIEW 0... .er~. formal ClltrJ willl imported bl.ct and .... ~ no.. They step dowa iato tlae formal liriq roe... wida ill ,.qaet Urd- woOd floon ... Wpoiled mar- ble fin118ce Bay windows pro- vide a ltrit.iAg view of tbe RadNw. ne formal cliaiq rooa view. •we ,et a nice. warm fcdi• here, becaUK the IUD COID(S ia from one angle to aaotbet, • •owaaaid. ......... to cliae ... aioJ oo•rn..-vy v....ruuw tlw:YiewtJuoaPFremdadoorl; "'~ aaa'-'•••'•-" •• wbich open o.ao die Mla.J. TotbelidcofthefaaUIJroom <>Ger fc:alma of die 4iaiea ii tJ.e blatf• nook, wlae w room are coftaed c 1a· •· a a.a aioJ IDOIDiq co«ee willa crys&al chawJdir.r W • 3fu • die ID IU"'ej• ia the Ny ... c:abim willa • nfrietJ1... 1fiadow. ne kitchen ii • below. The wet-W llio ... • ... ..,met coot's dream. witll • ..... top wllida ",. •• ..... pwified ... •Jl&CID. doable ... ne ........ ii GI ...... ow:m ud • wanaiq OftD., ~ 111111, __.•ow• uid 1-ailt-ia 8rewaatic coffee ii WJ to dea Esta-, um compector. INill- OfleriJll a aa zcri• 1'iew of ia to •a-cnm, blender and ca the rat of tJae Barbor and opeaer. Cal.W.., are tile bow wiDdoWI Tiie pa raaae and barbecue ia tbe family room. ne prolif-ariJ1 reilide in a ~. beneadl entioa of windows ud Frada a med brick ardaway. The brick.a doot'I ~ for mudl ......i form a hnrift-.hnae pattern to ligh~ ia addition to die striting tbe rear;(~~- • • •• two -coep!l"M£1"1.. •• lib to leaft * wi8dows open aa4 eajoy tlae ocean ................ . A hWtliom nt-ia ,_.., ~ r•e•daeeo11w:airace "'* titdmt .. LUXURY UPSTARS ~ l N iii •••• ri :' . " . er . r ~ . ' . ' l ilJ .11 . :11! flr! -f'ri r111.1 ff•·. Ji~J r!f r !!ti • iJ&a . ·~ 1111i~ ·1 " t" • . ; I 1111 1f ji p, .•• t: .'I ~-.1:1 ~.(' ... 1111 '.,,, I :·it •11 .. I ~. ·1lc JJil . ·'tb ... , II~ Ji~ £~in n i;!>f I i !l!•I i ~. wl . = ~ ... lfi irl ~II ~~i nJ• :1 111 I 1·1' 1· ~1 ;1•w11 ... I •141'1.· 1 ; :r ·I (IJ ~ ,u;:1 · 0 1P•·I ~ ,.r-~~ ~ 1 t}~! i }!If I l'lli; !LI .! !l~i•1'1:$! 1 !i!i .lf~I al! ,1.11 · 11' ti I =E!·· :1·Ji l·JIJ'!! r~a '·I~ l 'J. 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I l · • . · j ' • ' · -' . . . ...., . Trust, loyalty key CenlUl'J 21 's succe BY ClllltYL STEllUNG Marie Barnett of Century 21 Associates on the Bay in Newport Beac~ brinp more than 2S years of real estate experience to the Harbor area. vrve had a very 111&.'UUNl career in the real estate bemness CIIlCAGO l'l'fl .E AND SAFECO 'l'I'fl .E HAVE JOINED FORCES 10CREME1HE MAJOR IDRCE IN 1HE l'ffl .E INDUSfRY. With ewc...oTlle·s ftlCSll ::f dsltion d SAFECD nde, two~ tJie ... ~MIDAS in the title industry ba9e omne llD&dla to fonn a tide network unequa1ed In 9CDp8 aDd .. tic&. Find and foremost. our a.ociatbl JDMns we now provide the best~ mva:zcc al my tide mmpany ID the nation. So we're ev&l better-equipped to handle all your title tnansecHons. be they lubutate or interstate. · What's mme. our expanded netWOli d owr 5.(0) locations oatioowtde assures you the prompt. acante 9el'Yice and pel'9CXHopenoo atteutioo you've ane to expect bun two tttJe leaders. Our unparalleled geographic mverage and far. reaching title 981 does give you umurpessed protectloo for your real estate Interest. Chtcago ntle and SAFF.CO ntle-t~ we·re mutvaled. Chicago Tide@. 125 N. BIOAIMAY, SANTA ANA. CA 92701 1 ........ T1Tl.£ (714) 541-7251 CW~en ~ll~!j Co1tolla de~ vY:m CWl~~ COo- Ca~~ 67S.-8494 When Location is the Key See 323 Narcissus, open Sundays 1-5 or daily by call! Solid 2 bedroom home, valuable 30' x 118' R-1 lot $315,000. Room to go up and out! - . High _~ DrJ No humdrum, bonng walls here! This 1nterest1ng, older custom home will be vacant and ready for you to see by Nov. 5 (by appointment now). Hazel to Poppy lot, some view. $395,000. P.S. Successful Corona del Mar restaurant, parkin1, good lease, beer & wine. $325,000. Coming: Two new condos, Mediterranean style, 3 B.R., 2~ bath, prwle welcomed. 602-602~ Heliobope. ~' h1':d 673-8494 busiw1 and love what I~ doi• 81 c•me I do lib .._. •• ckiai.,.l cloa'l .. my ...... to do~ that I woa'l do or laaftll't .,_.I laaw a flen:IC loyalty-molt Of my .-11 laave been with me a tona time.· Barnett CO-OWDI tbe Cmt11rJ 21 franchile witb Reae aiana and mans1 1altaffof24 ...._ All Century 21 francbilea are ~tJy owned. Barnett and Chana bepn the exir:tina aaociation as an entity in April of this year, Barnett said. Chana'I polition with the firm is property """•nnent. Barndt laails from C.Olumbus, Geoqia and ber love affair with tbe real estate bmi.,... bepn in 1962, ia Palm ~ Florida. She worked witb • real estate/ dndoper uatil die mid 1960a.. In 1971, Barnett became licemed ia California and .... beea Ktive iD tJae Califonaia market Ii.nee thaa. She o...S two Century 21 fr•w:hilu ia die Eat OraDle CoaDty ma. Sbe IOld the stores in 1979 ud went tO wort for the Tarbell Com- pllllJ for six years~ a maugcr. Barneuta pbilolopby that lbe impartl OD ber -.entt is that tbey must create an elemena of trust wit.ti clients. "Ibey must be knowledgeabJe Jn the industry and treat it truly as a profession,• Barnett said. .. Many people come into the industry expecting it to be different than it is. One needs to be well educated and awuc of w~ the marbt lies, the laws and the .ch•nga. We hue cer- tain guidelines that are intrimic to the company and we expect the agents to adhere to them.• Barnett\ office operates prim- arily with clients in South Qr-.Coalf. "But becaue ol my Iona bactaroaad ia Eat Oranae eo.aty, we do .. a lot of .... _ froia tMt ..., .. abe aaiicl Malay of la apta worbd witla bc:r Wbcil • ,... located ttieft. . Barnett Uid she bas a passion for antiques aDd enjoys aoiaa on aboppiaa eacamo-ror them in la spare n.c. Ber other' pas- sion is tbe water ad lbe can often be fond pow ,.chtiq wida frimda in die h·-bOr. Wbri IM isa't bo9•ing or antique *>ppi ... ~ miabt be in .. pracw al dicoiating a fiur ~ham• houpt just for die plrM91'1 Of decorat- i8* it. nn • Will .a the bOUIC- M1t•1 always nice to have 10meoee ad-ire your wort. •w said. ........ Ml two d ...... en. who are botla ....,.. Md uYe dbldmL One liWI ia Silftr i..a., Calif'onia. w die Giber liva in J>ePw, Tua. &an.ett said .... to Ille ... aften. She enjoys IOjouru to health spa. in Palm Spriilpud Tecate. MeD:o. . Bamett 111e1 a pat future for Ce•tary 21 Auociates. By January, 1911~ tbe com,pany will moYe from the fourth floor of the Tobi Bank buildiaa to the first floor. Barnett hopes to employ aro\lilcl JOO agents with the expansion. -nm is a very solid orpn.t. z.atioa, • sbe said. •1n Scpu•t er, we bad S9.S million in limnp and S3.3 million in sales.• Century 21 A11ociate1 is located at 3333 West Coast lliataway, Suile403, in Newport Beach. Phone ~I 121. -Afarie Barnett . . . . . .. .. . . .. .. . . . . . ......... . •11 ll. .. THE .... ORTB•mttC08JAMIL.,_8 -··-...... U.. Verde _. ... witt1 prhwle • ••lis .. court. Sedllded ~ ..... gr--... mnd guest hou11 LoCated on 15th....-..., of u.a V•de Coun1ry Club. 5 Bcttm. 5 balh houee. lits on 2 lolS...,. ~golf cour.. view .. c.11 now for ~ privale lhodlag. ~J EV~PORT BEACH 845-0303 RECENT SALES Ul1l8E CllTA ma 1214- PtCTUAE PERFECT" #16 \ r'\ "TAGE OH QUIET STREEI. CA.-~io~\-.\1 .. :E ROOF. NEW PATIO AND l ~ ~GE. THIS WILL BE LOYEAT FIRS .:...-tf. l.IClm& LICITa . . l11Ull NEWLY PAINTED~. \ "lWNHOME wmt &Um I P llllJlll 2 llEDAC>Olr~101ti-.\l .:E PATIO AHO Custom bar bedroom hole• In 89)cr11t wllh ATTAatED G. ~ _:-.a:HESS TO SCHOOt.S .-kit.a poal Md ... brick bera.c.•, 2 ... ANDSHOPPH. .~ THISAN EXce.L.ENTVAUJE. 1111 c. mnd cou•«I p'lllo This la a .... tamly -~It '-In one of •••port's beet · CllllJ B -CllF IEI . RllJll nal~ c.11-. atANING311R.1b' ""'AFAIUOUS ••• ,.,. 11-.111 live in Newport ~ for s 144,000. Elegant surroundings in a "gate guarded community. Fireplace, laundry 8r8' pool and spa. Cal'°' an exclusive showing. OTHER AREAS ... -115 ... 11••1111 Two story, 3 bdrm. 2'h bath with 2 car attached · garage. Large complex with ~ spa and security gate. Close to shopping. Don't wait. ..... . •.. The kids will me itt Cozy• bdrm~ 1~ bath family home in a good neighbofhood. F~ in the living room f0t those cod ...,.. •• and inside laundry room•• added conve11iences. Cov•ed patio and spacious prd ... fruit trw is perfect fof summertime tun. PRICED RIGHT. cal f0t an exdusive shcMil IQ- AS llVI lllJlll New downstairS bachelof condo in lrline ..... carpet, drapes, .W QJHditiollilag_ bar. stove~ refrigeratOt inducing csport. sS«age space. Good closet specie. Pool. spa. terila cal now tor ~· information. Tamarrah Anderson Debra Deming Carolyn English David Fertitta Robyn Goldenberg Kirk Holcomb Jerry Hymer Brian Kasday sn&t. vw-9 it-'-'-~ PATIO AND 2 CAR GA -, rilS A GREAT VAUJB SEE TODAY. INTRODUCING OUR AGENTS nawm DAVID FERlll IA DAVID FER 11 I IA is a long time Costa Mesa residel It who speciaizes in the Eastside where he has sold 2 homes in the past week. Bernard Towers, Manager Susan Kerby Linda Latham Melanie Lindsey Tim McKeehan Joan McNaughton Doub Meeder Marc Mongeau 644-9060 !!"!' FE ...... ~-,gate.ide cottage in a quiet locatton. Two bdrm. 2 Nth with detached offtee ptus 1 car gmrage. Track lighting, garden wmdows and cozy bay window make this a light and aary home.. See today! f??F Ill JllB 11~ TrcJt*al ~setting in the heart of Orange County's business and cultural distracts. Se- cluded 2 bdrm. 2 bath condominium. Furnishings available. •••• •11311 1219- The ~ location few Eastside Costa Mesa This 3 ~· 1~ l?8'h lplse offers large hv1ng room. ~ dtntng, faintty room and 2 car attached garage. Al on a comer tot •11•011111111-~ Gentry mobile home. located in qwet well man- aged park. Walk to shops. bus and senior citizens centers. Perfect for seniors or young adults. Cati to see today. SOUTH COAST METRO 1121111111 ••• ,, ...... . Charming 2 bdrm. 2 ba,Jh upper unit. Amernhes include lighted tennis courts. gym. sauna. pool. spa. security buildings & much more IT. MIPM 11•.111 Two bdrm model. ground levef unat located en security building. Walk to shopptng. mov.es. theat• & restaurants. Call now tor an appomt- ment. WllNIBn 111.- Super one bedroom plus den. exceftent locatt0n with W.. ot courtyard. Commumty pools. spas. .. igllt room. tennis courts. sauna everytheng. Cal now '°' appointment. I ISIM LJl9I 11G,I• Upgraded executive condo wath assumable loan fOt the first time buyer! Two bdrm. 2 bath W1th comnuiity poof and spa. ctose to South Coast Plaza. Cal fOt financang detalls LEASE ., ........ 11.ns• Quiet desireable Garden Park Village Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 ''% bath condo Great for smgfes couples. students. family Of 1ust about anybody' Washer/dryer mduded Comple~ features poot and spa and is located close 10 schools shop- ping and restaurants• RECREATIONAL LAND -llS&lli SU.Ill Come let the soenery take your cares away! ThriU1ng canyon. lake and mountain VteWS to greet you and sunrise. moonnse and sun.set views to soothe you. Formerty a part of the Hearst Ranch. thss 63 acre parcel has at least 5 potential homesites. Located between Lake Naaenuento and San Antoneo Resennor. this land has year round accen and ,-ecreatton possabilitles. You can build your own va- cat10n/retirement home Of hold r1 as a camptng. hunting/survrval pr-eserw. A chance to own a part of the califomia outdoc:w expel tenee. Maps. pictures and more informatiOn available. CALL NOW! Rosemarie Nearhoof Mickie Pearson Leo Rachford Reva Samuels Jeannine Stake Heidi Stockwell Alice Voss Karen Walsh CORIER OF CGIST IWY IV O, •WPORT IUCI Some newspapers deliver copies to a wide range of cities, including Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Which is fme-unless you're a local realtor who does business in the Harbor Area. H you are, and if advertising in your immediate neighborhood is important to you, then The Newport FJuign and The Costa Mesa News offer a hometown advanta~e. That's because we distribute our real estate section only in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, and no place else. So your advertising is seen by 110,000 readers in YOUR immediate market. The people who will buy homes from you. And list with you. Advertising to cities you don't do business in just doesn't make sense .. Or cents. The Hometown Advantage. The Ne-wport Ensign The Costa Mesa News ----. -::._.: __ -_-------------_:_____._. l • ,-. -•H I 11 .. Wcll.....W--ln llil ou•limd lat In Dou•St\OI• F•tulc r•od1f11t "*'-t Md llllllly IOOlll. .._ .-1111. n.. -.oculd becon'*'9d bm:kto4M. a... oppcnrily to buy • ., ................ Aune end c:-t,n 8lzfz w ..-m Mil I 7 11 DIE Ill Dao.. rt In light ..... decorllllla#ing ligl1tP9fquel tloon and Frilnch doors. There .,. 4 ,tipecioua bedlUOWM. 4BA. and t.mily roam ..,. bonl'9 room. •h 11 I ... wilt •8'Dce conlllil• 2 *98 WW· dnJbea. Pm• ..... pmlio wilh ·-~ ..... .g. AIDUll .... AnnPU11 •n r , .. ,,.. 11.m111 The ' • ; 6°1 in gracblS and exciing living but ..... tor • t.mity. Wonderful ...... .... 1rih lleplece Md llUdy. A ..... Zk wing with large family roona and 3 IMfioining bedlooma. Gourmet lciecfWI with bey ... maid"• room. Slip '°' • large yacht Blwbara Aune W,F ICClllMlalm IT RZllEIE R11·1i11M::e on fne ._... ...._ bf•ched wood .......... •eptec-. anlque Pub room. 4M. SW. Blllt Corona cW .._ loclllion ou9rtoaldng Big CaraM. ...... I.ta ........... P91:., ~1912'50JJOO ''1 .. M1alllb.nd~WJ ., ltmlU&m• ..... •• on eie w 0 1 •cw• i..r to Udo CoRlullr P8lk. Doc* aind lip. Faw M. ..., Md ._., ~ 1W • 11pil19 view of .. t.ut.. ftight lgt8 of ttaaport Cellllr.ndaltie~ I 1 lQMOUnllirialn"8 ~Nealy ..-411·11• and pMillllid. e, ----... T-•11111 -... .... lowprtceonllila...,PeLtpadtwf rt •111 S«4M. 3M. .... ...., ... wlla biilll c E + .... ~ SW OCl•P Md .anyot1 M&L U.utt11t .... Si 11 n Scm...,, ---··' (([ 1111 (fl Filillda• OCllM Md beJ view .. Ilia tipert; ~-2beltlOOlll.2bllltcondoftli .... , • ., •••If n d end decoi• cl &$Jf "9--.o1t•spD1t. UNll°"' • , .... am .. Lall cNllce to buld a a..,. ,..,... on Illa •a 1 11 lat on Ot1nn llwd. S. 1 la.• ...,... _. ._... ........ from ....... .,.... o ......... ...... ...,... trOM Neaport Celmr' .-i .. Mlpad. Tanw .._ #2 Civic Plaza, Suite 100 •• ,..... ••111 Aloa11lprtced~ln llge:.n,on_F ...... ............. 4llA. ..... boo .,. cour. ... Pitt I ... -•11°1 ..._ Grm .... loclllion. 0...8 V9Y ...,..,lltd. 09nny Hiib Md 91$ .... GnMtr •&'DM-. •. an ... _ Ill III TrulJ one of .. belt IKPlm• In llMlor Ridge &'I I Thia 38R. 2W. •Jad1A1• lw blia .. ..... ... fmniy fOOlll (doubleOligil ........... ....... Md dC21111 ....... ....,8dded .... ... ,...,, ...... ""' ..... a.t.ra~ ·· ·-... Senaational 48R. pool "°'" with privacy Md -••ta ... of t.:tc t.y .... md cilr ighla. fir c1W tg in living 10CM1 will *,t9a. ·~Md •• , alco¥e. S.C-•k lltli:lle:u .. ha OIJ•aized 1p9.Gayle~ PBl&IM •tIG 1111.m A v.r ...-front row home with views of theoc1ar-. bey. citr lights and Cata&na. Four BR. 4BA. b 00181 dining. wine room with cenar. library alcowJ with wet bar all lhe living room. cathedral ceilings. 9IJ8 ~ two ·~ Owner wilt trade tor Anaheim .. .... Gayle Amaao Nml • CMf9 LIT 1111 Ill l.a.t dlance to build a cuA>m home in ht pr••fgioua connunitr of Big~ Enjoy fabulous golf CGUr9e view. ConV91•uly located just momellla to 1:J II ch end treewars. Denny Bibb and Slephanie Grody • Clllll _, CIPR C.I• •W 111 S.-liltt llyte 2 IDy ~-home. Four BR. 3BA ~ W8lk on vc* ccuw lacalion. fonall Mng ..s ••• roa...,, ~ ,_., roca. ....... den. tdeilllMll)r,.,._till Ill don a gl8Cious IOl 0ennr Bibb OI S*i~ GrodJ ····-·--... , .. On .. 71h ... .., of Big c.n,o., golf caur.. T~ one IDy 3BR a.,.,. hoMe. a..uilM u.d brick edlliof ..,., F~ doon Md windows. t.dwood loora. Gourmet kik:tdl wilh ce• ilil9nd. Spec:i<lllS 11'811! .. wilh pn.-..., mnd ...... ... ........ golf ~ views.. o.vYy 8lllb mild SltlDM• Grady lM 1 1._wm1r.. 11•1• Oc 1 ari. bey end c:iltt lights are what you .. n.. l'lia inlp.mwe amom country FrwlCh .ayte home. Olanaic 2 sby tors dominates h err,. FrWK:h doors trom tom.a living room ops1 cno pool mnd gal'delL Ftve BR. 78A. ollk .,.. ~Id den •lbs mnd pool room .,. just mme of ._ --••• Baut.a Auna • ClllUU ClllM 8T lS1a 11.alll Two 9IDry ,..p rwi 11 n ~ home. Lc:c 11 it on .... loiu.., of Ilg c.n,on gal COUl9a ,........ 1w1ar1111., • ..,.. nt~s~.-. 5 ...... lonnal .... and clillirlQ tOC1 I a. T...-C pool ._lot. DannJ llbb/SI r phMie Grady 'W mF .. _ 11. II III l..oWlfy COl .... ;por., tw O:J8'toolliltg Ilg c.n,on· • ..... ..,..Fowa..~sw.-.... l'clning roam....,., ,19 in C*lar, a.. Maril ... Md dw _.. ._.,..priuU1 ~ ... ..-.\Asai oldlt ..... CDUr9a. O.C0.1k It tar-mdll(a ..,._. c.d , ... -··--·· .... Dr <1 lid lliif Ft9d •Illa. FM II\ tw of t111PiOL ....... a. Oneof .. QlllyOft•a .._. I •111&. 1.,. -~---... cir ............ ... .............. ~ e.y ... cftdw p 'all.'"* 1 ....,. qr ki4 ct'f mia-.. " II ....... 1X 19w8ndblbwif.DmmrMllb ... Und9~ ~200 •: rn snum HigHy '498ded upper unil-C---in Bl:;ridga .. ......._ W.. of....,...., Gr.-u rll6e laa\. Two~ 2 blll'I. 2 C819 998ge.. 6'8111 va.. Ftlllt w:aow. Stwcw1 Vogl ••&•--ll'IFll Three BR. 3 BA. pool home. lhows be9ulifWlt .•••••• bedroom. Elw!QIJ •• llyle k*=llM Md f8nw1t room t8c:e pool "'-11zti Dft ........ wood ver1ide9. 3rd bedroom could WW• Mllid Of gL1811~ G8yle Amato r' • 81 I IM.. 18111 J.M.. P1t1 a buift Bay.ie• home teeuing 38R. pk.IS sitting room off mastll' tor u. as ll1Mty or to be . COfMM1ed to 'BR Nine toot c 1ilings downstairs alord a spacious teel. Lushly lafid9c;aped, extra *>rage. g8'ed community. Susan Scanlan UCI I 'IB.-1 I £ SB. IE Brand new and rwty tor 'f04JK decof aSor toud\. Spacious two *1ty loor p&an with 90aring 08"1ings. seco. Mi floor den and Ewopean type kitctaen and tamity room. ~ of p .C..H.. Linda Oelh and Lois -lacobs "\1111'" • Clllm -Wiii IB I I I Loe a'9d on one of h most desilabfe • ..,.. in ·~111 rMl This 3BR. 3BA c:meom home is '°9lied will c:ftarm and -••• Gr8lll tar-~ Exn Wge living room.. low ..... *1Ce prd with pool Securit1 sy km. Fiest., pmuted inside and out. New root Cartyn saaa. ••araa.t-•U--11.R I Cr••• It i'a. 0.• .. CoUrl1r ..... In dlt of o. .... 9' I 0 J 100 ,._ aOd ..... kw end P.-.-. 9As•il1Qltwba...thl--Sbc 9'. 7M.••UJ .... ..... di 11 tfd bu 11911 • fOOa. SpedKz ' pool and e.t.cue --. ~ hOMe co.Id Pfubiblr be .... fh-7 IDl•eg. a.t..a Aune NEWPORT BEACH . c I - - - .... F = FULL P = P AltT1AL DATE July 6 July 6 July 6 July 6 July 6 July 7 July 7 July 7 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 8 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 9 July 10 July 10 July 10 July 10 July 10 July 10 July 10 July 10 'PROPERTY ADDRESS 1200 Dover Drive 354 Vista Baya 33 Burning Tree Road 520 Jasmine Avenue 260 Cagney Lane 1034 West Wind Way 110 Via Orvieto 101 Lagonia Street 25 Fathom Drive 2542 Crestview Drive 1350 Galaxy Drive 11D Via Lido Nord 930 Via Lido Nord 1860 Port Carlow Place 1845 Port Tiffm Place 1935 Port Laurent Place 23 Carmel Bay Drive 2017 Y acbt Mischief 1905 Yacht Resolute 2526 Crestview Drive 1906 Holiday Road 390 Seawind Drive 7 Oakmont Lane 2006 Yacht Vigilant 4507 Orrington Road 1862 Baypon Way 389 Meadow Lane 15 M'>nterey Circle 46 Mission Bay Drive 5 Malibu Circle 2711 Harbor View Drive 620 Orchid Avenue 414 Carnation Avenue TR.UST DEED $170,000 $300,000 $475,000 $26~30 $91,500 n/a $150,000 $100,000 $174,000 $252,800 n/a n/a n/a $91,000 $304,000 S337,SOO $67,000 $319,000 n/a n/a n/a $138,600 n/a n/a n/a $225,000 n/a $200,000 $1,976,000 SS00,000 $440,000 $252,000 $371,200 CONSIDER.A TIQN $270,000 F S379~F $733,000 F n/a $122,000 F n/a n/a $217,SOO $285,000 F $316,000 F $701,SOO F n/a n/a n/a $380,000F S4SO,OOO n/a $384,000 F $410,000 p n/a n/a SIS4,000 P $641,000 F n/a $202,500 F $300,000 Quit Claim Sn/a SS49,000 P $690,000 F $350,000 p SIS7~P S49S,OOO F LENDER Amaima c iut ''" 2 Mot ... ~7* •1wiew ~ IO'i4~ I~ ...... 0 9MC Moot • IOH Cal ., . ...,. I~ 1 II~ 2 llH '-"' 2 ,.__.._. SU I s I... IM IOK IM ~ 6K Oii • t m .._. .a.-......._ ..... ,. leK Cd llW. call ''" '" Oii -.... ~ .... ,,.. ... .... C SS ... ,.. .. _ ..... . ... .... " . ..... . ... .... ... '"' ... leM1' ,.,,.. .... q I F ! 0 ............. ,, ; '.-.... ....... I~ I ~ I~ US II~ Cal Jiff 6l6W JK ._,_.._..Mil. ........... ... _ ...... • a 0 e i a ,...... . ...... wli •cm .. •11•• 1'llae uc tlaree •••rooa .._ dllD ..-W. II c 1 c · ..._.,,•w.wel,._il ak 'JI u. z' tlillkmd --1 ~··· ..... ., ...... ,, •• *' fer _.... II lllile A,Uu•1fif'111•11•a a a ii a rm 11. n r' 11 wi* .., a 1 11 of paisq. ,... ... -. ...... ;!1 H ... tUllL ... llOW ii J0om llill a • l~ed Pac.ta••••~ 11111 idl • cw ,_.r .. *•1•1•llliDk .... 7k .. llMtotMUIM wida ..... fi•I a Mlc:oay. WMa it oa•r• to ...... .. Eada,,, die ........ •i1II M II, .......... .,. has ib owa ,._ w liM • •i•p. Tk IMMtK is lle'nily oeea view ad .. walt-ia i=e'•ed tko at-. ini • r a c:bd; tk ~ ..... minoted tbe imlaa ..... LiaM a • ., a slidina-doar demi and a new ol ccwaete Doon .,..ein ptO'lidc tbe lnllside. for SCMQld .......... wl .....- Tbe •ester saile is a show sift euagy fawtian.. Tbe ft- piece in iudf.. W-mdows wrap dOWI and doors ia _.. of dlle aroand to allow for the sped~ ,.,_ are c:iPl foot and tllc ..... view. nm l'OOlll llCtS die S1ID ceiliap are .me ad tal foot all day and is light and airy. tbroagboat the home. A plus is the security symm FUN AND G~ and a music and imcn:om .,._ Also upsaain is the 20 foot by trm, wida •mer comol iD the JO foot billiard room, which ti:tcbm. includes a wait-in solid oak wet 06 Add to all this the bigb bar with bnded glass cabiw, qualily developwut throapaat rdrigaator and bot plate. It bas South Or-. County. the fact an adjoining bath with black tile that Dana Point Marina and tk and fixtures. world-elms Ritz Carlton a.a.et Tbe game room bas a .eparat.c are abollt 10 miallta away. entrance by exterior stain. somettrina lib: dais jma ca•Mt be • .----said AldercUe. BONUSES GALOU ~ The roof of die home is. blue. fueptool WDUde, wllicb bleDcts wdl wilb tk Fn::ada Pnmacial thane of the IMJ lllC AD phambiq fixtara are made by ~or.a ad aD slaowa doors are dau' ...._ Dowmtain, --* specioal tlucc car pa..-, is tbe maid\ qaartas. with tqm Ille eaballCC ud INlthroom, Tiiie lwedry room is in aa FINANCIAL ¥ACl'S HALTOR INFORMA- DON 1k t.ome is lilted• S64S.IOO bJ Rick Aldcnae, Realtor. Tk afticeillac•d ••I• . . Ce•ter Dri~e. S11itc llO ill Jnme. m:roa from Jolm Ways Airport. For .witioeal illfor· marioe w1 ••iaa. can 731- 4444 or &St-SOSO BACK ON MARKET STUNNING VIEW from this two bedroom unit near Hoag Hospital. Ideal for second home or investment c » $184,900 -If lllPllT Ill. Clll MN.Im .. .............. _ ....... 11 II I CO. Hu F ...... c 3 bdrl-. 1~ ._., 1111..-lly eedol• _.. n1&11y ~ ,....; roof. lrMclw\ l!P'11• ~ loor cou•il'IJS 8"d a.tdlclPi''G onlmrgelat. To-liatolowtit. 1111• ··-·-.. mfl Tl' Aelfurbiahed 3 bdnn townhome in Rd'fl8 NdallQll-11 .__.tow court- ,.. & ~ C91-. cape COd ~ wilt ......... ,...s willdowa. a. new ..., ... end pets .. pmilo. low81y -COftlPlml ... pool .. _... . ... n I Mallie hoMe. OolMe wide 2 bedloom. 2 ....... .., ... In_ 11&e1•1oc~--hm 'b I ct-. -~-ccutl. ll'°P9 & ,_..._ Long ... ca,._ cos•• ..... hllh. g111 & om••· 1111• 111-19 fdl I~ U.. ... _..80icli.ir pn11"lil• C-..-2 bedloomtOJS ge _._-in ...... 8"d •eplllce in .. Mng roo111 on • lot big ~tor 8 ._..., OI huge ¥eg ..... gmrdmL ..... ., ..• --· ••••••t-&olltl61hed produce & lo•• ....... ""',.......,... eccounta and~ C8lf\ low. Exe II I II 1J Fl II & plentt of partdl'IJ. .... . .... DI· .. ._ Cll l--.0.lllilQ 2 bdrm her on R-2 lot Two p f 09. one wi1i koi pond. 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" I I '91-a.ming 1M1C)d1l1d 3 ....... wilt den .... huge deck ovs 3 cs--. Open Y'll ooz.y wil\ ·~ & b9y wiltdamed cllq ~ F1•dl window• Md doors OI*' to lowlly brick pmlo. Arlt -.onmartcet. lt•lll D1·1• am aE-lllV-....... ~ ... c1 t111*'·0ne.., 3 bdrm on wide lot willl white belt. carpet ~ Europ•1 ~ .. b1•1cl c1Tnga in IMng roc.Md .... lgtltfi•d doon9Uft'OUnding vimypri 111 __....., ....... aac • . .1m 11 at-•• a1-1• RPS DC • ~ 2 slory pen9a88 cmldo l9cillag t.Jhnt ti 11 ch Over 2500 Sq. R wi9I 3 bdlw inCluding m1101 ..-wlih ..-tub & .-..rn lhos•. dil•1g roam & den. Top q1 1'"ty wih w:urly & il-eolft ., 111 ms & .., lmrge decb I t1grilliceiil b9y..,., & night ligt1I views. .,._ D•-•• -I I I Sopt.iipjc 101 ct COi llempenl "I 4 bedroom will\ ~-bKtt t.r. city ~ md ........ vWl•a. Specious flowing floorplan with ind<>« .,..,_, pool in •opal ... lg. gourmet k*'-' & ..---...... ca• with wet tw. Seier a8ers exc1l11t"'1nL 1111111 D•-•• •KP ~ near new 3 bdrm home with . den and lormal dining room ope; liitg ID tide pm1ic> plus bricked Iron P91lo. Pref 111·oe .itydecoi111 d wilh ollk gourmet k&tsL ~ 1 tOrn il K:G198 unit OWW~gaqgll. 1111.m m.- c 1 •EKtll Cl " in growing Yucaipa_ Pavinca. 9desllca & AM11 in onthisows111.t 3/4th .ae on a Miiin .... in exc 111•11 loclllon will ~ •vicianHclld. 11119 DI-.. . ,_ .. cam I I aft• . P••--point corns k)<Pota. Pidfll( lllM:lfld ~ wilh 3 bdll-. .... cl & ti 1amedc e W .gedhinq room wil'a il.P.:.Md..,. of .. dunm & ~ plus ~ quMln OW9I' dlOI ched o--ge. mllll ~·- 1&1 s=• au in ConJna dll ..__ Spectlo,.., views Ira. one 9ld of t61 awpoat I a.bar to .. Ghs, trom this p I '1' new 2 ........ tap Cf ., txu. and mpJifitncee. *N• --••it c1 ·11ga. Md lilt. dble ginga. Spm1ilh .. roola ~lied p alee &decb l1Zl9 .,,.,. M I lllE Ea' I tw tor._.. ••ttillilag in • Pi I Jlgjcoua ....... ~ ....... & pools TNa 4 bdnll. din. ..... clllii911 & 2 ...., ~ em 1IQPe9 .. t11 a in laury. llmrior d1 'wwd br F8ri wilt Mireora. 411 1 .,.. 1'4161g. ._ ..... and CUlbn ~ M wil\ ........ PMQrmNc 1Jie L ~ 6-dei• .. -=·· -~..:. ........ CQlllSllll!ili ... Q..,. ..... mum D•-•• Dl-1-•s I I I I • l9I RE with a rant 62" on h south blrffli'ont. l.owty5 bdrm(or 4 & ~wit\ Wg8 rooms lot IP9CllK"W .__..._ Sp9tdil 911 e0tdillian -., single light French doors. pfadllbOn ....,.. & a'*>m pool The huge Ml 121 .. has otJZf 11 I f 911 area with Fp_,, sun deck and bay YteW. Large assumable loM. 11.!.... ., .•• D1·1• w1 .. • an 1 T-::wtaoeiaed trotn twground up in 'M_ e.,., po 11He .... ., in ... 3 bdrm Linda lsle home. Colilled copps c l ffi aged den ... tul ta. t..tge wine eels. 11t11gac11t bn• clllii911 pus a music ga11efy. Among the quality m.at9r1-la .,.. trawev11r" onrx. brass & oopper. Frenct. tingle light doors and ._ .. ~ glass.. Terrific be11ide patio pool & spe .... to .. doc* lot 3 bollta. RPllll D l-1• WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL To.Rs·- 1 .......... • WHAT YOU DO 1. -. .... JDllr ....... {Wl1iill ...... ,# . ., far JOU I JOU d1 I 1 • ••Ml ... lie fl Pll *' 0Nl.Ylcu.....,111111 "it9t .. .-) PEACE OF_, ... ,... .... c*- ... lOI git JIU c:Nc*. I ,.... ..... 5 5 1wlttOll ......... .....,Oii .... ~··,.... ... CXJqAilid ......... d ....... WE --OF NO OJHEA FEM. BIDl'E 8AOICER. LNIJE OR SIMU.. .., o+e48 TMSOUf.L'4di&. HELPING SELLEAS Mite THOUSANDS ON TIE SALE OFTHEIR Pk»'ERI Y RJACN..YSI Ill •• We can even place your ~operty with MLS and still save you ~ WHAYWEDO · Call 722-8114 1111 D• JI ........ [H · c 1 r 11C1nrr llMJCW' ....... _ ....... ..., ................... _ .... _ ... a note from maury Open SundaJ, 1-5 1255 Cerritos, 1.ap,. Beach Custom 3 bedroom, 2~ bath home, family/dining room, beamed ceilings, mature fruit trees on large lot with pool and play area. Open, airy, with hill and small ocean view. Potential R.V. access. Private and tranquil. $335,000. Open 1-5, S.turdaJ & Sund•J 721 Maripld, COrona del Mar Close to the action-the oasis! Comer R-2 lot, bright and open 2 bedroom; 2 ... bath home, beamed ceilings, and lots of wall space for art display. Sunny patio, LOTS OF POTENTIAL!! $299,500. Owner/Agent Open 1-5, SaturUJ & SundaJ 1508 Dover Drive Beautifully decorated four bedroom Westcliff home. Ready for immediate occu~ncy. Pool, R. V. access, and lots of extras. Now $369,000. OWner/agerit can for appointment. Rental Custom condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 fireplaces, great for two ~pie. $1650/morith. ...... ,...E-4 ....... ..., ._M S-M Sun1-6 11 Aol;l4ll SL~ (Big C.~1) ••• .., $1.115.000 s.. 8un 1-6 212 Via a.ol (Udo ...., * 131-1400 S 11 It.GOO Slit Sun 1-6 217 E. 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