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1 .1 00..CD BON \l-G~AGE Challenger Paul Berger defeated
incumbent Cout District trustee Con-
rad Nordquist in Tuesday's balloting.
winning the only contested seat of three
up for election in the district. ·-· _Jreful eye
at conference
BY ROGER BLOOM
By the year 2010, there will be S
million more people in the five~ounty
greater LA arc, the total population
will be graying, whites will be a
minority, and the transportation and
waste management systems -which
are already nearly at the limit -will
be greatly overburdened.
Meanwhile, politicians fiddle in
Sacramento and their inability to cope
with the increa.~ing strains of popula-
tion growth spur the creation of
grassrootJ slow-growth movements,
whose well-intentioned ballot measures
are often inadequately thought-out and
poorly worded. Yet, tbcsc measures win
approval even though proponents are
outJpcot 6 to l in the election cam-
pmgns.
Such was the picture painted by
varioua experts in the fields of planning
and politics at an all-day confereac:c
sponsored by Sen. Marian Berpon \
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Berger. a former high scbooJ prin-
cipal who was backed by the district's
teacher union, polled 13.1 11 votes to
Nordquist's 10,738. A third candidate,
Hal Roach. drew 4,372 votes.
Nordquist had been supported by the
union when be first ran for the trustee's
post four years ago. He was one of three
union-backed candidates elected at that
time to form a new majority on the
board.
However, be differed with the union
on several issues, and the split came to
a head this year when the board passed
a generous retirement package for
Chancellor David Brownell at the same
time it was offering the union no pay
raise in contract talks.
... That really brought the faculty
together, .. said Dave J~ president
of the American Federation of Teacbr.n
local which repraentJ the district•s
teachen.
Sek:ct Col!UQ.\ttec OD Planning tor '111Hli*1i:il1Mli;Jlill~ ... ~ •wp•·: California .. Growth. held tast weet .. -"' .,,;i
the Westin South Cout Plaza Hotel. II llll .... --~--
Jarman addrJd that be bdie¥es Bcrp
will~ 1e>11&.., ideM fw the board
on bow to set tM job dooc, .. and that
other board memben will be open to
those Micas. .. Growth is increasingly coming aY CllDYL STEllLING
under public criticism u the cause of Doryman Cart •Buddy'" Marbaay
traffic congestio~ high housing cosu, went to tea for tbe lut time Monday,
ud u a threat to open space and the u fellow do~n. friends and family
quality of life iD atablishcd neighbor-joined together for bis funeral at the
hood&, .. said Bergeson ... Otben believe Newport Pier.
we cannot maintain our envied quality The JI-year-old Marberry died Oct.
of lif c without its benefits." 26 of injuries be receM:d four daya
The conference. abe said, was an earlier in a fall down some stain at
effort -...o stimulate discussion of this his apartment over Blackie\, ICCOrd-
timely issue." ing to Connie Julien, Marberry'•
Mark Pisano, executive director of nei&hbor and friend.
the Southern California Association of At the Dory Aeet base. Marberry\
Governmenu, told the ISO industry and boat stands forlornly with a wilted
government offlcia.ls in attendan« that bouquet of no~n in a canister at the
the area's population growth until 20 I 0 bow.
will occur mainly in Riverside, San Pastor Doug McKenzie of Harbor
Bernadino, and south Orange counties~ Christian Fellowship in Costa Mesa
while employment opportunities will officiated at the brief se£Vlce. held on
grow futest in Los Angeles. the sand in front of a red power~
This pattern, be said, will severely laden with wreaths and bouquet&,
impact the freeway system, and even which was to ta.kc Marbcrry's ashes
under the most optimistic condidtions out to sea.. Observen gathered in a r ,,.,...r,
cirde • Mcl.emie read,...... from
Paabm ~ and the l9tb Psalm. He
likened Marberry 's death lo tbe death
of Lazarus, when Jeam ~ •ffe ia,
not ~ be is only deepiaa. •
•Life doesn't mate a whole lot of
ICDIC if you have nothina to loot
f onrard to beyond this life, .. Mc~en
zie said. WJ'be comcioua body, not the
physical body aoes on. Buddy\ life
ia DOt over, it\ just beginnina •
Marberry\ mother, Louise, stood
weariq a blue scarf, clutching a
bouquet with her bead bowed through
the ICIVice. With .the surf pounding
in the bactaround, dorymen and
friends buddJed together. some quietly
wipina their eye&.
After the ICtvicc. the boat was
launched in a roqb sea. The crew had
some difficulty, due lo the recent
storms. and Marberry'a mother n ,.,.r•
Also on Tuesday, voters in Costa
Mesa decided to forego a rebate of
excess taxes collected by the city and
instead approved the application of
those funds, $2.1 millio~ to public
improvements such as curb, gutter and
street repair.
That election was closely watched as
an indlcat.or of voter sentiment on the
Gann spending limits imposed by
initiative in 1979. Costa Mesa is one
of t be fint cities in the state to reach
its ta.xing limit, and the initiative
provided that exc:ess coUcctions should
be returned to the taxpayers. unless a
city's voters approve some other expen-
diture for it.
Measure C. allowing the funds to be
used for public improvements. received
3,892 votes. or 63 .3 percenL
Break-in, molest suspect
released no evidence
BY BILL HARVEY
Uoyd Jean Murphy, arrested last
week and charged with burglary in
connection with the ni&httime entry of
a 10-year-old Newport Beach girl's
bedroom and the sexual mok:st.ation of
a 12-yearold Irvine gir~ wu released
Tbunday because the District
Attorney._ office decided there wasn'
cn~ugb evidence to warrant
prosecution. accordin1 to Newport
Beach police spokesman Greg
Armstroq.
•ne was tentati~ly ideatificd by both
girls from a photo lineup, but the
district attorney\ off'K:e fdt that tbe
cue woWd not stand up in ~•aid
Armstrong. .dding. .. A te:ntati-.c iden-
tification means the victim miabt say
something like, •y cab. that sort of looks
like him.· lo order to stand up under
cross examinatio~ we've got to have
a positive identification and some hard
evidence. AU we have at the present tiJ:nc
arc circumstances.""
Murphy, described u a 38-year-old
transien~ was taken into custody by an
Irvine police officer •hen be was
spotted coming out of an orange grove.
C>fficcf' JCf'TY Martin made the arrest
bcamw of Murphy's resemblance to a
composite clrawina made from dcscrip-
tiom aiwn by the two vlc:tims.
Accorclina to Anmtrona and Sgt.
Diet Bowman of the lrviDe police. there
are DO other Suspcttl and no new ~s
in tlle cae.
Paddleboarder will go to great lengths for kids
BY BILL HAJlVEY
He looks somewhat younger
than his 45 years, resides in a
converted one-car garage and
seems to live on bananas and
peanut butter. He may. as well ,
be a dinosaur on his way to
extinction.
Larry Capune, the Harbor
Area's own paddle board cham-
pio~ made a name for himself
by paddling his custom made 80-
pound paddle board incredible
distances in order to inspire
young people to ... go for it. ..
"Kids today seem to look at
something and say, ·Gee, I'd
really like to do that, but I know
I can't.• I try to show them that
even if they feel that way, the
should just go ahead and give
it a try. You don't know what
you can do until you do it, .. said
Capune in a recent interview.
Capune was born in Holly-
wood and first came to the
attention of the media when he
paddled his board from San
Francisco to Newport Beach,
542 miles. in 1964. Si nce that
time he has completed seven
major trips. ranging in distance
from 938 to 4,255 miles.
His longest trip wa~ from
Po rtland. Maine to Corpus
Christi, Texas (4,255 miles). was
completed in 1976. and took 319
days.
He recently completed a trip
from Chicago to Washington
D.C ., 4,090 miles. in 164 days.
He termed bis latest trip a
.. Paddle Against Drup . .,
According to Capune, this trip
was somewhat less than succea-
f ul at attracting media attention.
"When I got to Washington,
only AP and U Pl were there.
There were no local papen and
no television crews. They asked
me to get there between 1 l and
noon, and I did, and nobody
showed up."
He has some pretty· strong
opinions about the media.
"'Kids today need attention,
and they don't get it. The media
focuses on negative things, like
murders and traffic accidents.
Kids look at that and decide that
they can't get attention in a
positive way. so they get it in
negative ways. Kids don't sec
many examples of people out
there, really trying."
He was less than enchanted
with the ••Just Say No" cam-
paign against drugs, too.
.. I contacted them and told
them what I was going to do.
They asked me how many T
shirts and bumper stickers 1
wanted. then wanted to char2e
me for them. They wanted $2 for
a bumper sticker," he said.
Capune has sponsors, but said
that much of the money for the
trips comes from his own pocket.
He has, stashed in his bathroom,
several cases of peanut butter,
the remainder of an initial 500
cases ~iven to him by a sponsor.
.. wben rm on my board, I
keep ajar of peanut butter right
there. I dip bananas in it, and
that._ what I eat on the trip."
He's very loyal to his spQ.oson,
10 much so that be will not pose
for a picture unless his board,
with it's various decals and
bumper sticken, is included in
the picture.
When Capune is not paddling
bis board, he earns an unsteady
income by acting as a lifeguard
during the summer and appear-
ing at school assemblies for a fee .
He also docs odd jobs for his
landlord.
Capune said, about modem
record-breaking feats, "I don't
understand what's so great
about riding a bicycle acrou the
country. Millions of people have
done that. On a bicycle, you
always know where you are. On
a paddle board, you don 'l. I got
lost several times on this last
trip ...
He also shows movies for the
kids in his neighborhood, but
those are free. He has a collec-
tion of older titles that include
movies such as .. Oklahoma
Crude ...
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Ill *II • 1 I Pllll U IUIY CITA
... We used to show them in a
vacant lot, but they built a house
there. so we had to move. We've
had to move several times,
because old people get drunk
and can't stand kids."
Capune is currently writing a
book about his adventures .
Downcoast talk set
... Actually, it may end up as
a series of books," he said,
pointing to a 2-foot stack of
paper. "I've already got I 87
chapters ...
The Newport-Mesa Board of
Realtors will host a discussion
of the plans for the Downcoast
area on Tuesday evening at 7:30
p. m. at the board office at 40 I
N. Newport Blvd.
Guest speakers will be Carol
Hoff man of the Irvine Company
and Robert Peterson of the
county Environmental Manage-
ment Agency. The public is
invited to attend; reservations
can be had by calling the board
at 646-16 71.
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& • l 191 THE NEWPORT B88f4 ,_I
To cry or not to cry an informal poll
Pre1idential candiate Pat
Schroeder cried during a press
conference recently when
announcing her decision to
withdraw from the race. My fmt
feeling when I read about her
tears was revulsio~ For the la.st
10 years, I've had one work-
related principle drummed into
my consciousness: Do not cry at
work-NEVER! Working
women have been told that no
situation warrants cryiog. Per-
sonal tragedies, emotional con-
frontations with colleagues,
breaking one's ankle tripping
over the copy machine: none of
thae is an acceptable reason for
tean.
SueKauth
employees (eqineera) who cry
olteo in a biabJy unprofessional
manner. Women me perceived
• ciJhaa at the drop or a bat.
When a man cria, it's perceived
that it must be aomethina
serious ... (female, _... -.Cher)
even if they, themselves,
wouldn' do it. Secondly, mOlt
of the _!romeo were qw bard
OD Schroeder, ftwing her tean
u a setback to women. Thirdly,
many respondents beaan by
...... that ~De, ao matter
wllat the gender, 1hollld be
allowed teen. Bat wbctber they'
themleha, would actually cry
was a different matter. Fmally,
crying men were viewed with
pat sympathy and were pre-
IUJDed to have very important
thinp to cry about.
I recall the times I have cried
at work. There have been sev-
eral; rm an emotional person.
In each case, the tean were
detrimental, at least as far as any
nearby men were concerned.
Their reactions were usually
condescending, paternal, or
both. The look on their f accs
revealed that they were thinking,
.. How typically feminine/ bor-
monal/ oftl'ly-temitive ...
I wondered what the current
feeling-on cryina might be at my
workplace, an Oranae County
high school. ao I talked with
several men and women on our
faculty. Here are some of their
comments:
"There's no such thing as
inapprorpiate crying. However,
Schroeder should ba~ emotion-
ally prepared benelf for the
pras conference. I think it ·s sad
that all women are deemed
emotional because of her tears."
(female counselor)
"'Everyone should be allowed
to cry. It's not gender-
specific. "(male. adminstrator)
"'Women look less capable.
When you have women in com-
'Mad Scientist'
stalks CdMHS
BY LINDA SCHULEIN
Jim Canary, veteran chemis-
try teacher and chairman of the
science department at Corona
del Mar High School, gets to
play the Mad Scientist once a
year. much to the enjoyment and
edification of his students.
On the Friday before Hallo-
ween, dressed in his lab coat and
a wild flashing wig, Canary
turned off the lights in bis
classroom and turned on the
cassette of weird music he had
recorded just for this occasion.
Only then did he unlock the door
to bis curious students.
With the mood set and stu-
dents admonished to stay in their
seats. the show could begin. By
the light of two candelabra,
students watched in rapt atten-
tion as colors exploded, liquids
became solid. lights glowed in
the dark. Experiments in chem-
iluminescence, these were stand-
ard chemistry demonstrations
from college textbooks. new to
these high school students who
watched in f ucinat1on.
Can.ary, bis bow tie and anten-
nae glowing in the dark, opened
his Halloween show by pouring
two liquids through clear plastic
tubing. When the luminol solu-
tion combined with the hydro-
gen peroxide in the tube, light
was emitted and produced patt-
erns. This chemical reaction is
similar to the process by which
fireflies emit their light.
To the delight of bis appre-
ciative audience, Canary urged
the kids with a wicked Mad
Scientist-like laugh, .. you may
laugh and cheer and do whatever
you like."
Enlisting the aid of student in
the front row, he asked, .. What
would Halloween be without
green slime?"Tbcn be proceeded
to make some pretty gross look-
ing stuff. After he poured two
liquids into a bccker, a small
glob of green goop formed on
the bottom. Using a pencil. the
student began to wind up the
green stuff. Ten minutes later,
she was still winding. The two
liquid solutions bad performed
an interf acc. The molecules bad
combined to form nylon.
One after another, the exper-
iments continued. As be spoke,
Canary held a balloon over a
beeker of hydrogen gas. It
inflated and drifted over the
students• beads to the ceiling. AB
eyes followed it. So did Canary,
holding aloft a cand1e attKbed
to a long stick. When the beat
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mand of higher-level jobs, men
think less of them and feel they
are not capable of handling the
job ... (fem.aJe, business teacher)
•crying! What a weapon! If
a woman starts crying, your role
is to comfort them. You have a
choice; you can either provide
comfort, or you can ipore
them." (male, coach)
"I have cried on the job. It's
a natural release of emotion. I
think if we can get more human
instead of worrying about what
other people think of us, we'd
all be better off. My fmt choice
to relieve stress would be to go
for a run. But when my options
arc limited, I may need to cry.
And I would substitute the word
'sensitive' for •emotional' . .,
(woman. program director)
"'I have a problem with crying.
My husband bas three female
... thiak that Sdaroecs.abould
not ha~ to duplicale the ~
tion of a man.. lD her press
confelaXlt she probably made
the 1marte1t 1tatementa rve
beard in tbat race. Siie told it
like it wa. I woukt ba'ft voted
for ber. I racnt it that males arc
not supposed to cry. We all need
the option of~ Reina able
to exPreu emotion is a femaJe
strenatb. Anyway, I've cried
with leftral kids in my office.•
(male, adminiatralor)
"I would say, generally, the
macho element will use this to
say that women arc very emo-
tional and can' handle stress."
(male, political science teacher).
In conclusion, there appears
to be 1ome ambivalent reactions
to crying on the job. First of all,
most of the men I talked with
were supportive of anybody's
being able to cry. They viewed
crying as a necessary release.
I still remember a sports event
with one of our cross-town
rivals. This school had a bigb-
ran.king female administrator.
She is probably one of the
brightest and most capable
people I know. What do I
remember about that game? We
won. She cried. I don't think she
should have. Most of us are
working in a man's world. We
have to play by the rules.
Sw Km.uh is a ~d ther-
apist and counttlor at a local
public high sclwol. She and Mr
hwband liv~ with t~ir four-
year-old dauKhter in N~wport
Heights.
GRAND
OPENING~
THIS
WEEKEND
Saturday & Sunday
9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.
Seven and a half acres of
"Christmas Fantasy,"
ornaments from around
the world, and an evening
"Enchanted Candlelit
Walk."
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T>ime is ·short
By the year 20 I 0:
-There will be 18.3 million people in Los Angeles,
Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura
counties, up from the current 13.4 million. Most of this
growth will occur in San Bernardino, Riverside and
Orange counties.
-There will be 3 million more jobs in the five counties,
a large portion of them being created in Los Angeles
to take advantage of existing business and infrastructure.
-If all the freeway projects now approved arc built,
Southern Californians whose average delay is now 10
percent of total driving time will face an average delay
of 45 percent. Peak hour delays are longer than the
average, of course.
-The five counties will have run out of landfill space
12 to 15 years earlier.
-Demand for water will be 15 percent above current
supply capacity.
-There will be a much larger percentage of the
population over age 45; a much smaller percentage will
be in the 18 to 25 year old "entry level" age group.
This shift in age distribution will tax social services and
require retraining programs to adapt older workers to
new jobs.
-Air travel demand will be 120 million passengers
annually. If all current airports in the region were to
operate at capacity, they could handle 70 million
passengers annually; ground access improvements could
add up to 1 S million passengers annually to that capacity.
The preceding, rather bleak, assessment of our area's
future was compiled by the Southern California
~ociation of Gf?Vfp,unents, projecting. from existing
and proposed plQS1;~nds, laws and zonmg.
These projections are barely 20 years into the future.
If we are to cope with them and maintain our ability
live and work and move around Southern California
in anywhere near the same comfort we now enjoy, we
must address the issues of growth and development in
a regional manner NOW.
It's way too late for limited initiatives in local areas;
they will merely add to the crazy-quilt planning that
has gotten us to the verge of disaster.
Sen. Marian Bergeson has recognized the need for
state leadership in these complex matters, and we're
gratified she has begun the effort to elucidate the issues
and their possible solutions through the Select
Committee on Growth which she chairs.
W c only hope and pray that the larger community
can recognize the value of these efforts, and participate
in them in a constructive manner.
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PWl.111£1: Seth Baker
Ellalllt mm: Roger Bloom ..... an•: Judy Duffy
AmTE mtll: Bill Harvey ••11 EllTa George Pappas
PllTI EllTll: Danny Cota
PlffmAPIO: Mary DeChirico
Air coach today is the pits
During the Reagan adminis-
tration, the big fish ba'Ye become
bigger and fatter from eating all
the little fuh. Tbis is true par-
ticularly in the airline indultly.
Gone are the homey regional
airlines, with their legroom and
friendly bostcues and smaller
aircraft, all gobbled up by tbe
whales and shart:s of air traas-
po~ like American Airlines or
Delta. The giant Boeing jet
transi>orts have been stretched
and stretched, and seau have
been jammed together. Toilets
are taxed beyond capacity,
carry-on lugage space is inade-
quate for today's capacity
flights, and tcmpen arc taxed
beyond endurance.
The airline interior designer
who invented the thrce--acroa
seating was a Machiavellian
sadist. If the giant aircraft used
today have 1S rows of seats,
there will be threo-across rows
on each side, which means there
are I SO milerably unhappy peo-
ple on board before the plane
ever takes off. These &re the
people in the middle. The seats
are so clOee topther you no long
can juat squr:eze put the persons
sitting on the aisle. You must
wake him up to Ft out and wake
him up apin to get back in. If
you are on a long fliaht or if you
have weak kidneys. you become
more than caua1 acquai.ntaoces;
you become bolom pals.
Now that the ltOck market has
sufJei'N iu historic Black Mon-
day, there may be a radical
reductioe in busiDicU and plea-
sure air tra~ so the deregulated
airlines, wbo are on their own
DOW without gowrnment inter-
vention, milbt take a bard look
at just bow tbey are antqonwwaa
the traftlills public. They milbt
start by elimin .. ina the nliddJe
.... in IOWI of tluee; and by
,.,_.. die tOUI capei:ity of
tlae O,U., ciilde can. T Oclay'I
"t , . ..
Time of my Life
coach section is the pits, toler-
ated only because current
demand, on oveneu flights
especially, outstrips the availa-
ble flights provided by the
deregulated airlines.
Cramped seating and thrce-
acrou irwtignities don' have to
prevail if enough people com-
plain. Most Oriental airlines
avoid this ditcomfort. China
National Airlines, the best sys-
tem we flew on our recent
vacation, uses European air-
buaa, and they are roomy and
deliptful, with seats two across,
with ample toilets, and the
handsomest crews and most
adorable ho1te11e1 you can
imagine. China National is
based in Taiwan, and we flew
them from Hong ~oq to Bang-
ko~ a memorable and comfor-
table passage with gourmet
food .
Singapore Airlines and New
Zealand Air are two superb
airlines, altboup both are DOW
Oyiq the~ 8oeina 747\
and bOtb fill tbreo-acroet rows
of leall .
A pleatant aurprilc is Com-
mWtist China\ own airtine-
C.A.A.C. We flew four abort
fliabts with CAAC, each 1eu
than an hour. But what remar-
kable terVice and what coalfor-
tabic planes, altboup they are
old and worn. Al aoon • we
were airborne. tbe Cbinae bo.-
teaa broupt u food ud
clriB, _.two or dll.e fnoft.-..
a r~ a trawil kit WitJI toOtb-
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aYJIMnLTON
Oh ya, both the Red Chinne
planes and the China National
Airways took off and lancht
precildy on schedule. This wa
not tbccaae when we Dew CAAC
two years aao from Beijina to
Xian. The ChiDCIC haw made
ranartabJe progrea in just two
years with or without cterepa..
tion.
During our recent trip, we
landed and took off from 12
different airports, and at nearly
evay stop we bad to wrc:atJe our
tuaa.: from tbc mwive con-
veyor belts. The .,. • t med to
~ heavier at C8Cb •op. Maybe
duty dotha are beavict than
clean ones. But~ lqu.,e
difreraaccs, and pat meres ol
people, we weR tnsat.ect better at
ovaaeu aipc:)rta than we were in
the U.S. AAd we Dtftl' lolt a~
nor did any 0( our 1..,... suffer
any d•••ae not ew:a a licntdi.
Tate die ,,,.,.. of troUeya as
an eumple ol •rice. At ~
(on:ip ~ we were pro-
vided witll a rne trolley. tbe bia
ca1t1 for ... r You miatat
have to wail a wia; 1I atil oae
hecenr available, bat tbere tbey
were. ud for free. ID mott
Oriental countrie. tlaen are
few-if aay-portcn, 10 tbe
tr~ are indilfeDlible.
Tbai -ariWed beet bome,
at the Loe A ... lu i..-.iout
Airport, .,._ a IJ llo.r fliP.t
from Meir Z1 ' t Ailill for tk
finltilll•WID..,fcwa
uoae,~ u~ . .aa· _.the
., .... a .. I lire hciAc
biiiia wt••• a can .. aot peodd1dhe.
..
eagan's yu ie economics are a bust
DisE•1n 1tecat1J a (riad lbared with
me a ~ ol aa aiUde carried Jt1 tbc ...,,. OD September 3,
1917. T'be article addreaed the
level of effective usistance
provided the people of Orange
County by our elected officials
from Orange County who cur-
rendy ~in both national and
rqional aovemmenL
Thoup I am not in a position
to mate comment reprdina all
the people mentioned in .. Why
some OC Republicans donate to
Demol," I would like to speak
a word of private tribute on
bcb•lf of Conpasman William
Dannemeyer. Recently tbe
b.iaba' education institution for
which I serve u president wu
faced with a most difficult and
complex problem. A European
student of our insitution wu
visiting in her home land and
wu being detained by that
ao~t from returnina to
her stuclia in America. With
only days mnainina before the
bqinnina of the fall ~ we
My Turn
IY...a,l.llY
wab aP tomorrow with a hor-
n"ble headache and broke.
Thil U.S. Yuppie makes a
aood appearance, but be cares
little for substance, like real
investment or real sacrif.ce. He
is consumption crazy and ia u
addicted to debt u a junkie is
to drugs. That is what the dry
economic nwnben mean. 11aat
is why productmty and new
investment have fallen. That is
why President R.ea1aa let
government speactin1 increw,
the deficit slide and the U.S. debt
explode. He bad to. It kept the
U.S. Yuppie ;merry-go-round
goina-
Baides, they were wty liitle
problems some other sucker
.
could solve. At the ~ lem:
the U.S. Yuppie could blame
them on someone elle ...... wbicl:i
is aomethina Ronald lleapn
does ~ well (there JO tbOIC
damn Democrats apin).
So, month after mon1' year
after year, the U.S. Yuppie
consumed lite er~. Moilth
after mouth, year after year,
President Reagan spent like
crazy-and jmt lite die US.
Yuppie, he did not bo«lw:r to
earn the money fint. Re did the
easy thing. He bonowed it.
After a while, · the stock
market, wbicb ultimately tells
the V'Jth, told the world somo-
tbina we knew all along: The
R.eapn economic boom was a
~y. It was manufactured by
the most fa1cally stimulative
economic policyin history. Like
all pho~ the Reapn bOom
was eventually flushed ouL That
is what Meltdown Monday did.
That is why President Reagan
Letters ~to the Editor
needed quiet and decisive
Ktion.
A single telephone call· wu
made to Congrcuman Danne-
meyer. The Dannemeyer staff
followed all the proper channels
of protocol, to the end result that
the student arrived ou campus
the second day of claaa.
Nor was thit an isolated inci-
dent wherein our institution has
been helped by those currently
serving in office. It bas been my
experience that the vat majority
of public servaata are just that.,
sincere, dedicated taVaDts of the
public which has elected them.
D. a.1Ha111
Pt111f1111
C'llrilt Calip lnille
Dearl'Alltcr.
RE: .. Why some OC Repub-
licans donate to Demos .. (Nn1-
pon &utp, Sept. 3).
Nonnally, this kind of driftJ
· is diamiued u the imm.1aure
rantinp of someone suffering
from delusions of grandeur.
With due respect to the sanctity
of all human life, who is Michael
D. Ray? And what is his con-
tribution to the public debate
on ... anything?
But there is a silver lining: the
opportunity to list some of the
things Bill Dannemeyer has
done for Orange County.
Together, Rep. Dannemeycr
and many of ms constituents
have:
I) Secured federal funding
from the Department of Hous-
ina and Urban Development for
much-needed low income hous-
ing projects. When HUD
rejected the applications at one
point OD minor tee~
Mr. Danncmeyer went directly
to HUD Secretary Samuel
Pierce to get them beard on their
•
merits. They successfully
obtained $7.7 million for ISO
housing units in Anaheim and
Orange.
2) Anaheim's municipal util-
ity, as part of a statewide con-
sorti~ bu been competing for
low cost hydro power plants in
northern California under an
existing federal law that grants
such municipalities a prcfcrence
in relicensing. While Congress is
going to cb•ftF this law. be is
working with the Anaheim City
Council to mate sure that Ana-
heim ratepayers are compen-
sated for the d•mages they will
suffer due to this change in law.
The consortium has already
spent S3 million in punuit of the
projects. A compensation provi-
sion was inserted into the House
bill, the formation of which
rclfccted his wort as a member
of the Energy and Commerce
Committee.
WU SO pathetic at bis pl'al
conference on that Tbunday.
Apia, he mouthed the plati-
tudes.. Apia, be bl•"'t'AI the
Democnta. yet be did not really
have a clue. He did not realize
his very attitude is part of the
problem. He did not actnow-
Jedse the thinp the market lw
forced OD the rest of 111:
• Beneath the style there must
,be sublt•nce.
• Beyond fan1er pointing,
there must be genuine accomp-
lisbmenL
• And behind the U.S Yuppie
grin there must be a President
who does more than make us feel
comfortable with the easy way
out.
MicJIMI D. Riiy u the prin-
cipal of J. Riiy Corutruetion
Co.. and Chairmon of the
Democrotic Foundation. a
Democr'!tic Party 3upport
voup .
3) The County Board of
Supervison came to the Orange
County delegation with a prob-
lem involving permits for sewage
runoff under the Clean Wat.er
Act. Mr. Dannemcyer contacted
House conferees on the bill to
ease the transition to the new
rules. which would othcnrise
have placed an enormous
burden on the county.
4) Local goftr'DIDents up and
down the Los Angeles-San
Diego Amtrak corridor were
justifiably upld when Amtrak
unilaterally altered the train
schedule in a manner that
bypaaed Fullerton and other
im~iate stop&, despite local
invesddt.d in refurbished train
statiom-'.a.11 surrouading rcdc-
ftlopmenL Working with the
City of Fullerton, be contacted
Amtrak officials, submitted
detailed qucstiom of them at
committee bearinp, arranged a
coufeJaaiCe in Fullerton between
local officials and Amtrak per-
sonnel ~ in the ~ they
a ••11111!4
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
Newport Harbor H igh
School's football team got back
on the riaht track Friday as they
rolled past University, 20-6 and
they hope to do the same tonight
a1ainst Tustin at Davidson
Field, 7:30 p.m.
After their lackluster perfor-
mance against Saddle back Val-
ley two weeks agao, the Sailor's
offense was in need of a jump-
start.
The spark was provided by
running back Tom Walker who
ran for 170 yards on 21 carries
, while also playing excellent on
defense.
He intercepted a pass and
made the play of the game when
he stripped University runner
Il.ID Roberson of the ball and ran
it back 9S yards for a score to
secure the game for the Sailor's.
quarter with Walter fumbled at
the Sailor's 21 and Univenity-S
Roger Sanders came up with the
ball
University moved the ball
down to the five-yard line and
seemed about to score when
disaster struck.
Walker knocked the ball up
out Roberson 9s hand~ grabbed
it and raced put several Univer-
sity defenders OD b.i.a way to the
game clinching touchdown with
9: 13 left in the third quarter
making the score 17-0.
Early in the fourth quarter
University drove 90 yards 11
plays for a score with David
Liebke going over from I yard
out with 11:34 remaining in the
game but the Trojans missed the
two point convenation attempt.
0 0ur goal this week was • . w...,.....,_.., • .d __ ~ mten1•ty,. ___,__,,,...,,_rv··
Harbor's Coach Jeff Brinkley.
•Last game we letdown in the
second half and we wanted to
avoid that happening again ...
Liebke ran for 86in·17 carries
but Roberson Jed the Trojans
with 136 yards in 18 carries.
l:hrivffitty ran eff echvely
against Harbor defense, rushing
for a total of 248 yards rushing
with Liebke rushing for 86 yards
in 17 carries and Roberson led
with 136 yards in 18 carries, and
they passed for 161 yards.
utiliey .ruuect several scor-
ing opportunities which led to
their meager 6-point perf or-
mance .
Harbor (6-2.2-1) led 1()..() at
the half but started the third
.. I was supnsed they (Univer-
sity) ran that well against us,"
Brinkley said.
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CdM wins .on
late-game kick
BY MIU PICICART
Corona del Mar's Pat Cal-
laghan spoiled the Estancia
Eagles' homecoming game last
Friday night at Davidson raeld
c-... Msl.IS I • ... .,,0--S
ConuddMar 0 0 ) ~)
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when be booted a 24-yard, third
quarter field 1oal that lifted the
Sea ~ to a 3..o victory.
CdM'I win can also be attri~
uted to its defense which shut
down the Eagles' both on the
ground and in the air, and they
face Saddleback Friday at
Davidson F.eJd, 7:30 p.m.
John Liebengood, Estancia 'I
bead coac~ commented, •we
should have had 10 points in the
first half.• He wu referring to
the touchdown and field goal
opportunities bis team did not
capitaJiu OD in the fint and
second quarten respectively .
CdM bead coach Dave Hol-
land was pleued about the
game's outcome u his team wu
able to pull off the win.
The Sea~ (3-5, 2-1) held
the EagJes to just 15 total yards
on 31 rushes. Tboup Scott
Onstott Ud 41 yards OD bis 1-t
carries and Joshua WojtkiewicZ
bad 19 yarda OD bia six~'
tbe CdM def'eme held the Elale-
2 ,.,..
Tbe Mi11ioa Coafereace-
lrdiRI 0raee C0Mt C.0UC.
CootW team ••tea ill final vilit
to Saa Dieso for tbe 1917 IMIOo
..... it ,.,. the City Colleae
IiaiPta at Balboa Stadium
Saturday, Nov. 7, at 1:30 p.m.
The Pirata took a bii llep
toward dei•ina ita fint coaf'er-
eace tide aince 1975 when it
dropped Southwatera C.OUC.~
21-4. on a dark ud stormy
•••&.•TIE N!M'Ofl1' B•aN ,_ 1
pound the Apache in the rain
HellowieeD aipt(Satmday. Qct.
31) at OCC1 Lea.rd sa.dium.
After ~ ita fina lbutout
lince tbe llat~pme "'* 1913 lalOll, 0CC ii 6-1 OD the
leMOll. s.: J iD coalen:ace.
OCC .. able to avOid tM bi&
play dar:ial ... w 1 m.l'I pilllJC
... SoadnNllera'I ~
powesfal o&mc, ia put due to
tbe muddy plaJial ConditioDI
and tbe Oc,alioDeDy Ilea")' rain-
fall --kept .,.., mOlt "'the Pinlee•fam.
WJllc only ~ ---doDe diffenatly (liw ....... ....,
oldie .... at Saa Dieso Maa
two WI IU •> ii DOt .... tbe bia play.~ aid .... COKla Bill
Woibl&~ew .... .,uieg
tbe bii ,... rush, wllida -
ahrays llrive for. And once we
,et ahead, we can come with the
ell-out blitz. Thia week, every
time we bliucd. we man•Fd to
aet away witJa it.•
la spiae ol a l9ckhiltcr pafor-
••nce by tbe a&.e. Wort.an
.... die win ow:r tbe ApM'lla
.,.. oneof tbe PinUl•top pmea
of the---ad w oltbe lllOlt
beDdicial. *8. occ .. able
to pab a lizable lad early, 21-
0 by the end of the fint half'.
taa« wl • 24 ,..... .... "'
Caril w..... occ qurtcr-
bect Kcida Janett mudled Ge
Pit.-44 yanla OD dine plaJI
for a TD to opaa the pee Tiie
bi& plays were a I~ ,.. by
Rechteawald aad a 26-yar~
ICOriaa tma to WUDCr. W•w•a
TD WM the fint for a Pirate
other than Reckten~ :Jmntt
or wide receiver Junior Teploa
in T7.
CdM runners top league
•1t WM • bard-biuina pme,
and we had some people dinpd
up in the fint half," said the
coach. .. By aetting the sort of
game we did from the def~,
it allowed us to sive some of our
players a breather. Ou.r ofreme
wun't u sharp a it could haft
been becaUle of that. But the
weather also affected us. We
couldn't use ou.r speed or bit the
pinpoint pwes we usually do."
Tbe Pirata ~ a-lam-
ble by A.,.cbe rec:eil"CI' C==
Murphy at tbe SWC JO midway
tbrouah the ICCODd quart« ...
ICYCD plays later, Janett rolled
around left end for teven ,.m
and a ad of 14-0. aY GEORGE PAPPAS
Tilt local biah ICbool CJ'OU
count.Jy wan heated up at the
Sea View L.alpe mu held at
lrYioe Park OD FridaJ Ud when
tbe dust ICttlecl, Corona del Man boys vanity team and
Newport Harbor's an vanity
team each took home a league
title.
The Sea Kings boys vanity
team eatil) ran peat IC:CODd pl8ce
Tustin wl third place Newport
Harbor by capturina lix of tbe
top ten lpGCI in tbe boys. nice.
CdM\ Eclclie Lawlle finitbcd
second in tbe boys' nice with a
time of 14:32, Greg Shryock ran
a 14:50 for tllircl place ad Jim
Robbins captured fourth with a
l4:S3. But Newport Harbor's .nm Geertinp took fint in the
nee and captured the individual
Sea View Leepe title by turning
in a time of 14:31.
.. We came out runni.ag bard.,.
said Corona clel Mar C-Oaeh Bill
Sumner ... Geerlinp ran the nee
at a quiet p.ce and we bad thn:e
guys trying to keep up with him.
He just ran a fantastic race."
Newport Harbor Coach Eric
Tweit said Geerlinp has ran
impressive races for the Sailor-S
all 1easoo. -we ran our best but the other
teams were too much for us
except for Geerlinp," Tweit
said ... Our team WU just trying
to fmiab third in league and
rucb the CIF playoffs like we
did. It may a bit much to expect
our boy•s team to reach the fioala
but Geerlinp hu a very good
chance of fmiahing among the
top four naqncn in the county
and aoing into the i.nclividual
finals.•
Newport Harbor•s Mike
Dicboo · also came in aeveath
(15:18) but it wuo\ enoqb for
I • ··-·
Conference and state Player
of the Year candidate Bart
Recktenwalcl bad • typical fint
half', rolling up 79 yards on the
ground {Jiving him 987 OD the
seuon) and I i 7 all-purpose
yards (rushing, reception and
return yards combined) to break
occ·s all-purpose yardage
career record with 2,90S.
After a sbon Southwestern
•M
·~
0CC W8I tnockiDI OB die
door a1aio on ita next
pouaaion. After an ApecM
punt Pft the Buca tbe ... Ill
midfield. the Pirates boacd
down at the SWC 32. F-=iag a
3rd-and-20, Jarrett flooded tbe
ldt side of the field with three
receivers, then found raerve
split end Ho TroUJll alone on
the right side for a TD and a
21-0 lead with 3: 14 to go in the
half.
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We can change ywr 'life.
Hooray, boorayl I juat ful-
filled a lifetime dream: I ftDallY,
purcbllled my rmt boat.
Great but iih. bow do I start
it' And where do I put it? The
broker wu very friendly. In fact,
he said I could keep it at his dock
for two weeks at no charge. But
how do I find a permanent slip
for my beautiful new 3S-f oot
flying bridge motor yacht?
-Marine Scene
beautiful bay{ront homes. Mr.
First Time Boatowner tees all
the vacaot or partially UICd
docks-but taow1 they are
private. So be pq~ by tM
marinas ... all full. There are
some offshore moorinp. but
tbOle are full of old boati-not
quite the resting spot for his new
3S-f oot beauty. So b.ct to the
broken 1lip for another
week ... but theo what?
And where do I start? Guess
we could pack a picnic lunch and
invite the relatives, neigbbon
and kids. We 'U all cruise around
the bay and fmd a slip. Great
idea!
Runners. • •
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the Sailors as they were shut out
of the other top eight spots in
the race.
But Newport Harbor's girls
team easily took first place over
Tustin and CdM who finished
second and third place, respcc-
ti vely.
Newport Habor bad five of
the top eight finishers as the
Sailor's Kim Robinson was first
in the girls race with a 17:53.
So the day of the SS Fint
Timer's maiden voyage arrives.
Everyone's on board (wearing
life vests just to be safe); Dad
turns the key and ... nothing
happens. Then be remembers the
salesman told him he had to tum
the perk switch for power.
CdM's Leslie Cashion (18:08)
and Johanna Wallin (18:20)
finished second and third.
..We ran great today and I
think we have good chance of
reaching the CIF finals," Tweit
said ... H run like we did today
than we are going to do weU in
the CIF finals."
Newport Harbor's girls team
is ranked fourth in CIF.
"Each year were gaining on
the top teams," he added.
Harbor's Stacy Pando came in
fourth (18:30) and Heather
Webb was sixth (18:45) in the
girls race.
Corona del Mar's boys
runners are currently ranked No.
1 among 4A teams in CIF.
... was suprised about that
because we recently lost to
second ranked Palos Verdes at
Mt. Sac, .. Sumner stated. '4But
rankings mean nothing going
into the CIF playoffs because
everything starts over and we
have to prove ourselves again.
Dana Hills and Palos Verdes are
both going to be tough to beat
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., IA1lll ••e•
rmally, the engines are pm.tjna
like kittem. He backs out of the
slip and bean a snap. What wu
that? Oh DO, the power cord WU
still attached. Well, we11 just
have to get a new one.
During the fint cruise every-
one is so impressed with all the
and we're nervous about them.
We don't want too take them too
liptly."
But Sumner stressed that be
is confident his team will reach
the finals of the CIF playoffs,
which begins this Saturday at
Mt. Sac.
"Everyone on our team is
running well. Our fourth and
fifth me~ Paul Scott and Hunter
Pierce are ruruting good races
and that has helped us a lot,"
Sumner Uplained.
Scott fmished eighth ( J 5:23)
and Pierce ninth ( J 5:32) in the
boy's race.
The CIF finals are scheduled
for Nov .14 and the state high
school competition will begin
Nov. 28
Well, Mr. Fint Time Boat-
owncr, this is an old story in
Newport. It's a cue of supply
and demand. People buy boats,
use them, lose interest in them.
The boats sit. (many falling into
disrepair) and take up the
limited dock space: There is
nowhere for new boats to go.
Sales decline, and the downward
spiral begins.
So what's the solution?
First, if you aren't using your
boat, do yourself and others a
favor and sell it or give it to
OCC, UCI or the Scouts-
cveryone wins that way.
Second, keep encouraging our
neighbors to the north-we all
need the marina at Bolsa Chica.
Aod let's not forget the Costa
Mesa Marina at the river jetty-
that, too, could be a reality.
Long-term albeit, but stranger
things have happened.
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Scoreboard
CORONA DEL MAR
Football;beat University, 22-18.
Water Polo:beat Miramontc, ll-1, El Dorado, 10-3 and
Bellarminc Prep,9-8 in the Stanford Invitational.
Cross Country: boy's varsity finished third at Mt. Sac
Invitational. Also defeated Newport Harbor.22-36.
Girl's Teanls: beat Estancia,9-9 (won on games 74.70).
Girl's V oOeybell: defeated Estancia,3-0.
NEWPORT HARBOR
Foott.D: lost to Saddleback Valley.24-6.
WU. Polo:beat Tustin, 11-7.
Crw CamtrJ: lost to CdM, 22-36.
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Another tip of the Emlp
hat~ongratulatiom to John
Pickney who sailed for UCI.
:John qualified for the Collegiate
National Championships by
placing second out of 16 in the
Pacific Coast Single-Randed
Championship. The top three
finishers were:
Tom Kuhnle of Sta.Dlord, with
44 points; John Pickney of UCI.
with SS points; and Jim Otis of
USC, with 8S points.
CdM •••
111 ,,.,..
for 45 yards in rushing losses.
Furthermore, Estancia com-
pleted only six of 16 passes for
82 yards. The Eagles threw two
interceptions. one to John
Katovsich and another to Bran-
don Bento.
While CdM stopPped Esta.D-
cia 's offense, the Eagles' def'eme
also shut down Corona ... On 34
carries, the Sea Dnp had a total
of just 88 yards. Matt Patterson
rushed IS times for 54 yards, and
Sean Woolsey carried the ball 10
times for 37 yards.
CdM's quarterback Mitch
Melbon completed only four of
14 passes for 46 yards, and he
threw two interceptions which
were both snaaged by Mark
Hartley.
Estancia bad three scoring
attempts dwiq the pmc that
were thwarted by Corona del
Mar. The fint came OD the
game's kickoff to the Eagles.
Wojtkiewicl returned the ball
from the ooe to the 36-yard line.
The Eagles tbell mowxl the ball
62 yards to CdM'I two-yard line
OD IS plafl. HCJWeYer, CdM.
stopped Estancia wba iheY ran
OD third and fourth down.
The tecood acorina chance
came in the aecond quarter on
Estancia'• second ~ion
when Hartley returned an inter-
ception to CdM'I 36-yard line.
The Eagles• drive wu stopped
.. the 27 t aiJd Richard Quirk's
3S-yard raeld goal attempt just
fell short.
Tbc thiid opportunity came in
the third quarter after Calla,h·
an 'I fldd aoal, wb.icb wu the
cUlmin.aioa of a *7aril drive
~ at F.atancit'l leYeD-)'Ud
line. 11rie CdM ,...ilia bd
let the WI up for E1taocia on
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Police Blotter SI 10 wrn reponed llolea from
a car parked ia die JOO block
"'Ida Sand.
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A•8DTS
llO!O--<ia'j Lee Banfil). 29, or
Santa Aaa wu arrested oa
~of mitdemcaordrunt ......
TllUllSDA Y, OCT. 22
CMMU
MONDAY,OCT. lt Sl.3.SOaad apwadoo1u•1 I• C..acaytot•HaaS400 canos valued • SIOO --~ . WMteportedltoleafromProject
1000-CurrencytotalingSl.SO ttolen from a ~oa Of a.pa Newport loa.ted at 2A PMbion
na reported stolen from Mead Market located at 3433 ~ &Ind, '308.
iiild Mead located at 2000 Dove BhicL J2SO-Vandals reportedly
St. 2320 Oiauwy'Gt••SlOO cauud S200 in d•map so a car
103S-A tennit racket valued w• reported aaolen from Sllb perked in tbe 900 block of West
at SID .. reported atoa. frOm VeDdi• in the 100 Mock of Balboa.
a car parked in the vicinity of . lnille. 1330-A camellia plant
62Dd and ScaaboR. llmTS valued at S200 and a pa stove/
2330--A staeo valued at S600 0200 Earl llidmd LUdwick, oven valued at SSOO were
••reported stolen ftom a car Jr., 2S, of Brea was arra&ed on tqM>rted stolen from a residence
perked in the J 700 block of Wat lnapidon ol ftliedemcuor clnmk in the 1900 block of Diana Lane.
Ocean Front. dJivina. 1415-A leather jacket valued
AllRaTS 1100-Robert W'alliam Can-at S2SO, a compact disc player
1400--Gary Wayne Table-nady, 36, a transient, wu valued at $370 and milcellane-
quah, 43, a transient, was arrested on 1uspicion of disor-oua items valued at $340 were
arrated on suspicion of disor-dedy conduct. reported stolen from a car
dcrly conduct. ISIS-Jesua Rios Corona, 27, parked in the 600 block of F.ast
223S-Fruer Stuart Bub-of La Habra was arrested on Ocean Front.
bard, 2A, of Sunset Beach was suspicion of being under the ISOS-Camera equipment
arrested on suspicion of giving influence of a controlled sub-valued at S3SO wu reported
falle information to a peace stance. stolen from a school locker in
officer. I S4S-Claudia Alemenara, the 600 block of Irvine Avenue.
TUESDAY, OCT. 21 22, of Buena Park was arrested 204S-Acarstereoandspeak-
ClllMES on suspicion of disorderly con-en valued at $325 were reported
1420-A ring valued at duct. stolen from a car parked in the
$36,000 was reported stolen WEDNl'SDAY, OCT. 21 . 100 block of 22nd Street.
from Blackman Limited located ClllMES ARJt1'5TS
at 3408 Via Oporto. 0930-A car stereo valued at 0330-Jeffrcy Keith Cox, 22, of
1444-Jewelry valued at $300, a ring valued at $100 and Santa Ana was arrested on
Woman sentenced in party sting
BY BILL HARVEY
One of two women arrested
for prostitution during a
controversial .. sting" bachelor
party staged by police from
several jurisdictions bas paid a
fine of SS20 and been placed on
two years probation.
Rhonda Linn Gary, 29,
arrested with Pamela Sue Wes..
ton, 2S, at a mock bachelor party
set up by 19 police officers in
August, 1986, had pleaded guilty
to a charge of prostitution.
Weston is scheduled for sen-
tencing tomorrow, after stand-
ing trial and being found guilty
of prostitution.
Police were criticized for using
19 officen and spending about
S 1,000 to arrest the two women.
According to Sgt. Al Fascber,
of the Newport Beach police vice
squad, the large number of
officers at the party was neces-
sary to aive the illusion of a real
bachelor party. He IMlded that
Gary and Weston are not t&run-
of-tbe-mill hooken."
He said that both women arc
Prtttle A11&9
Group R11 & ..
AA ' hll tar Plitl 11
major porn film stars and Gary
was involved in the landmark
Harold Freeman cue in J98S.
Freeman was a porn film pro.
ducer in Encino who was
arrested for pimping.
The courts held in that case
that a woman who performs sex
acts for money is guilty of
prostitution, regardless of
whether that act is photo-
RESIDENTIAL REAL TY
BUYING or SELLING
grap~ and the ~rson who
arranges that sex act is guilty of
punpmg.
rlSCheT said that because of
the difficulty and expense of
staging a bachelor party, the
operation is usually reserwd for
04reaJ pros," adding that the
procedure is Mfairly standard, ..
and many police departments
use the ruse.
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cial buapy.
0400 M'*8 AlnrCz. 20. of
Pomona ... a1eiled oe .....
cioD Of grand didt "' ...... mobile. ~
0400 Juan Garcia, 19, of
Pomona WM arrested on suapi-
cioa of~ tWt of aa auto-
mobile.
0400-Joee Antonio Urma. n. of Pomona •• anCIMld OD
~ of grand theft of an
aUtomobile.
FIUDA Y, OCT. l3
CAIMJ'3
JCMS-V and all reportedly
caUICd S300 in d•••• to a car
parted in the vicinity of Canal
and Grant.
2036-A portable stereo
valued at SISO, a wallet valaed
at S 12S and cwacacy totaling
S 1,800 were reported ltolen &om
a rcaidence in the JSO block of
SeashoR.
AR RUTS
0945-Jdfrey Edwin Carter,
3S, of Houston, Tcxu was
arrested on suspicion of grand
tbdt of property.
164S-Romanus A.keh, 28, of
Los Angeles was arrested on
suspicion of theft by use of a
credit card.
SATURDAY, OCT. M
CllOOS
14'5-Vaadals reportedly
c•Hd szjOO in d••• &o a
.... door ia die I JOO block
Of Nardi .., From.
2100-A pune and CODt.a1t1
valued at SlOS were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
JOO bJock of Newport Caner
Drive.
AIUll'STS
223S-Frant Juo11 7.eitJer,
35, of Buariwatoa Beacb was
arrested OD suspicion of being
under the inOuence of a con-
trolled substance.
2310-llobcrt Charles
Babo• 35, of Oxnard was
arrested on suspicion or poua-
sion of marijuana for sale.
SUNDAY, OCl'. 25
CIUMU
0730-A wallet containing
$200 in currency •• reported
lost in the vicinity of Main and
Bayfront.
II OS-Vandals reportedly
caused $2.,000 in dun.age to a
residence in the 200 bloct of
Tabuna Terrace.
ARRESTS
2100-Peter William ~
36, of Houston, Texas was
arrested on suspicion of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
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Anastasia has objets d'art; off the rack
BY DINA VON •uaGU
It is not often that a woman
can say her clothing is an authen-
tic ~orlc of art." But that is
exactly what women are saying
in Beverly Hills, Laguna and
Newport. Particularly those
women who purchase their
fashions at Anastasia.
Ami Gara~ who owns the
three locations, has brought and
introduced renowned French ,
Artist Francois Vionnay•s col-
lection to Americans. The Anas-
tasia collection has been popular
in France for the past 18 years.
News of the handsome fashions
spread rapidly throughout
Europe and the United King-
dom. Today, boutiques can be
found, not only in those coun-
tries, but also in Japan and
Canada. In the United States.
stores are also located in San
Francisco and soon to be opened
on Sth Avenue in New York. as
well as across the river in New
Jersey.
Vionney creates on canvas
unique, vibrant and colorful
designs, which arc then trans-
formed into a fashion collection.
The couture is particularly pop-
ular with the professional busi-
nesswoman, as well as the intel-
ligentsia, and has made inroads
among all ages for making a
definitive statement of casual,
feminine elegance.
Brillant colors, reds, electric
blues, teal, daffodil, green,
black, grey, winter white,
browns and rusts arc transposed
onto the rich natural fabrics.
with wool challe being the cloth
the French designer seems to
Arts •nd Crafts
HOLIDAY FAIR
at Mariner's Parle
Over 100 Exhibits!
Choose personalized custom made
Holiday gifts this year! Handpainted
clothin& for children and adults,
jewelry, toys. woodwork.. country decor
items, wruths. lfMlq!ts. omametlts.
Also Fine Art I~ sculptures.
oil and waten:olor sketches, portraits
and much more!
S,.tW8d by the Cityol Ha.,.,n 8eaclt Recl8lllion lllpwfrnMt
and Ms Md Crafts SltcMS ol Americ&
Pl EASE COME AND
BRING A FRIEND
S.t-Sun., Nov.14-15
lam.. 5 p.m.
-MESA
gravitate to most for bis winter
emembles. V ~ted stripes,
plaids and asymmetrical floral
prints, reminiscent of the
Impressionistic Period in art, are
available in a wide variety of
styles.
Soft day dresses in solid colon
and abstracted prints have the
feeling of the Orient with their
mandarin collus and obi-like
slashes. The three-piece costume
is an integral part of the collec-
tion. Dropped waistline, tiered,
dirndl and straight skirts are
combined with solid color
blouses and l~ose-fitting
cropped jackets with three-
quarter and/ or long sleeves in
contrasting complimentary
colors.
The two-piece ensemble is
another popular item in the
colfection as is the pant suit worn
with a mid-thigh length jacket.
Skirts vary in length from mid-
knee to tea-length. The semi-
fitted jacket stopping just below
the waist can be worn loose or
belted in with a self belt or
contrasting leather one. wts play an important role
in the collection, softly tailored
with jewel necklines, dolman or
batwing sleeves and only slightly
padded to given definition to the
body.
Vionnay limits the collection
to only two a year. Spring/
summer and fall/winlCI'. This
year, more than 200 pieces were
brought over displaying the
most body~nscious couture
~bu offered in the past
three years. This collection ii so
avant-1arde that Garavi hu
cxp11Dded the concept ol bis
stores to brina in a rich aaort-
ment of acceuory items, all
coordina•ed to match the Anas-
tasia signature.
Stunning kid shoes by Mario
Bruni and Vittorio Ricci arc ............
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Store houn are 10 Lm. to 9 p.m.
Monday throup Friday, 10
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The Public Is lnolted to Mteld
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~ Carol Hoffman , s The IMne Company
Senior Director • Resource Entlt.lement
,,
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Transportation & Pfannlng
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Anastasia has objets d'art, off the rack
BY DINA VON •UaGU
It is not often that a woman
can say her clothing is an authen-
tic "'wort of art... But that is
exactly what women are saying
in Beverly Hills, Laguna and
Newport. Particularly those
women who purchase their
fashions at Anastasia.
Ami Garavi. who owns the
three locations, has brought and
introduced renowned French
Artist Francois Vionnay's col-
lection to Americans. The Anas-
tasia collection has been popular
in France for the past 18 years.
News of the handsome fashions
spread rapidly thro ughout
Europe and the United King-
dom. Today, boutiques can be
found, not only in those coun-
tries, but also in Japan and
Canada. In the U nitcd States.
ston:s are also located in San
Francisco and SOOD to be opened
on Sth A venue in New Yor~ as
well as across the river in New
Jersey.
Vionney creates on canvas
unique, vibrant and ·colorf uJ
designs, which are then trans-
formed into a fashion collection.
The couture is particularly pop-
ular with the professional busi-
nesswoman, as well as the intel-
ligentsia, and bas made inroads
among all ages for making a
definitive statement of casual,
feminine elegance.
Brillant colors, reds, electric
blues, teal, daffodil, green,
black, grey, winter white,
browns and rusts are transposed
onto the rich natural fabrics,
with wool challe being the cloth
the French designer seems to
Arts and Crafts
HOLIDAY FAIR
at Mariner's Parle
Over 100 Exhibits!
Choose personalized custom made
Holiday gifts this yar! Handpiinted
clothin& for children and adults,
jewelry,~ woodwork, country decor
items. .,..ths. lfW~~ ornaments.
Also Fine Art I~ sculptures,
oil and watercolor sketches, portraits
and much more!
Pl EASE COME AND
BRING A FRIEND
Sat-Sun., Nov.14-15
9a.m. .5 p.m.
-MESA
gravitate to most for his winter
ensembles. V aricpted stripes,
plaids and asymmetrical floral
prints. reminiscent of the
Impressionistic Period in art. are
available in a wide variety of
styles.
Soft day dresses in solid colon
and abstracted prints have the
feeling of the Orient with their
mandarin coll~ and obi-like
slashes. The three-piece ~me
is an integral part of the collec-
tion. Dropped waistline, tiered,
dirndl and straight slcirts are
combined with solid color
blouses and loose-fitting
cropped jackets with three-
quarter and/or long sleeves in
c ontrasting complimentary
colon.
The two-piece ensemble is
another popular item in the
collection as is the pant suit worn
with a mid-thigh length jacket.
Skirts vary in length from mid-
knee to tea-length. The semi-
fitted jacket stopping j~ below
the waist can be worn loose or
belted in with a self belt or
contrasting leather one.
Knits play an important role
in the collection, softly tailored
with jewel necklines. dolman or
batwing slce~ and only slightly
padded to given defmition to the
body.
Vion.oay limits the collection
to only two a year: Spring/
summer and fall/ wiJner. Thia
year, more than 200 pieces were
brought over displaying the
most body-comcious couture
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Anastasia bu offered in the put available in Oata. mnindiq one
three years. This collection ia so of-W., Jua• to mid. to biab
avant-garde that Garavi bu beda. Tbe aboel me available in
expanded the concept of his a apectt1lm ol qllor and ia _,.
stora to bring in a rich aaort-aiza. Amique jewelry and cua.-
ment of accessory items, all tomizecl neck•.,., eaniDp, and
coordinated to match the Ana-bnce?da me color coordinated
tuia signature. to the euemblea. Bella in a
Stunning kid shoes by Mario variety of widtbl. • well •
Bruni and Vittorio Ricci are bandbep, wlaeclm tbe popular
duU:b or ~ lboulder ~ ............ _ glova, and Ut ltylea RDlina
from the docbe to the wide-
brimmed cbapa1ux complete the
total Anutaaia picture.
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I South Coast Chapter
PRESENTS
I "DECK THE HALLS" I
0.. ol Or-a• c-ty't 1_.. .... tea•t .m decorate
I JM!lr ..... er office Iii HolNay •cor wallletl at 11.HI.
TM wtaala1 dcket .. IM tlra-Now. JI.
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Eadl dc .. t tiellatletl It 111.11.
Anutlli1 ia located at #304
Atrium Court in Fashion IsJ•nd.
Store boun are 10 Lm. to 9 p.m.
Monday through Friday. I 0
LDL to 6 p .m. OD Saturday and
noon to S p.m. on Sunday.
·UPHOLSTERY
Fl holiday
festivities
Thia year at Fashion bland,
the Cbriatmaa Season will aet
underway Nov. 27 and 28 with
the arrival of Santa Claus, the
Treeliabtm,, ud the debuts of
WinterFeat aild the Fuhion
bland Expra1.
The fun "9• Friday, Nov.
'27 • at 8:30 Lm. witJa a Breakfut
with Santa .. the Irvine Rancb
Fannen Mmet.. Tbe neat will
feature tbe Jim Gamble ia.ppeta,
storyreMina by Mn. a. .. , and
pictURI witb Saa" all fw U .9S
pa penon. Call 6"-2020 for
l'Clel'VabODI.
Tbe Treeliptiq <:emnony
will besio with Sina-AloDa Car-olinl M S p.m. OD Saturday,
Nov. 21. with the 1iabtiDa itself oa:urn. aa 6 p.m.
Tbe --... Will also mark
the clebUt of W°lllt« .... fuaur-
iDa •'* r. 11aoppen· lilaeDiaa ...... -........ ...........
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features vary depcndiq on the
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Business Briefs
,,... Dale, praident of Allan
Dale, Inc., owner of the Villa
Nova Restaurant in Newport
Beach bu been namc:ct to the
1986 list of Who 'I Who compiled
by the American Graduate
School of International Manag-
ment. •••
R...W D. Carter bu been
appointed Director of
Marketing for the American
Association of Critical-Care
Nunes. In his new position
Carter supervises all of tbe
Association •1 marketina and
communications activities.
including a nationwide ~t
ment and retention program for
critical care nurses.
FREE SEMINAR
WILLS, TRUSTS AND CONSERVATORSHIPS
• Do you know that havln1 an up-to-date Will does nO( avokl
probatel
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These 1nd many other questions wUI be addreS.ed by Attorney
J.mes A. Humphreys, Jr., leadlns Estate Pblnnin1 specialist, 1t 1
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•••
S•ella C. l•arJ bas left
McKay and lvary, Inc. in order
to form her own firm, Sheila C.
lvary, Inc.
lvary is also the newly elected
president of Women in Busi.neu. •••
Moda Georalo, Lt4. bas
announced the opening of iu
Newport Beach location at
Atrium Court, Fashion Island,
404 Newport Center Drive. •••
Two additional features of
indexed CDs are worth noting.
Some lssuen provide you with
the option of .. locking in" favor-
able stock market index move-
mcnu prior to maturity. This is
important if you believe, at any
point, either that the market will
not change 1ign.ificantly in the
near futwe or move in a direc-
tion di.ffemt than the one you
selected. The second feature to
ne. Padllc s,., ... , ~
clatloa bas filled three key
positions on iu administrative
staff.
New staff memben are W.
Aa4rew Powell,director of
m.arkctina and public Rlatiom,
SW.S., A. Lorw, director of
development, and Mme Ales-
u••, business manqer. •••
ROIS 0.0, F.-1 T_. and
S a Waa~Ferry have been
promoted to 1upervi1on at
If you are intercated in a free
booklet on this subject titled
"'Perf ormanc:c Plus Certifacatc of
Deposit Investor Guideline."
give me a call at (714) 9SS-7S67.
I bppe to ICC you at tbe free
estate plannina seminar on Nov.
S at the Balboa Bay Oub.
Ken To/cash is a financial
connd111111 with Shmrson ult-
'""" 8'others in Nn1port &Ilda.
Cooper A Lybrand. •••
n.e •n fw' s rrbaa recently
lewd l ,66S equare feet of mail
space in Newport Beach. The
ten.~ lew ... aiped al sooo
Bircb in ~oll Center, Newport.
L. ' •••
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headquartered in Newport
Beach, bu announced the
appointment of Price Scoa u
executive vice presidcn~ real
estate.
COMM<INRY O<ITREACH .
The Public la lnolted to Aa.nd
Irvine Downcoast & Traffic
~ Carol Hoffman
, 5 The lrvlne Company
~
Senior Director· Resource Enlltlement
Robert Peterson
County of Orange
Section Chll!f,
Coastal EruJlronmental Malaagement AgenCIJ
Transportat1on & Plannlng
Tuesday E\4eldng, Ncwember 10, 1987
7:30 p.rn.
rE'WPORTHARBOR.(X)STAJIE&\BOARDOF REALTORS•
401 rloitlt "-Pait Blt'CI., rtllJPGlt B•ch
(llCIOSS from tlw IA a.ntz ~
NEED ~T'Kltl:
CALL 11m! IOMD • -...1111
JI I U I •'""8tid
..
Gold Club benefit a 'California Dr m'
The b~ pristine tent is set
up in the parking lot of United
Western Medical Center, beau-
tifully decorated with bannen,
cucading fountains, courtyards,
bouganvillea and siknulated
adobe buildinp to incorporate
this year•s theme of the MCaJ.i-
f ornia Dream." Over 6.SO blact-
tie clad support.e~ who came
from as far away as Palm Desert,
attended the 10th annual
FUNDSY.
Harborlites
Sponsored by the Gold Cub,
Corinne Brewster and Dennis
Blanchard co-chaired the
dinner/ dance, which also fea-
tured voice and silent auction
items.
Barborlites attending were
Betty and Bill Palmer, the Bob
Cliffords, Tom Wilek, Claire
McNair, Z«. Allred with her
children, Deann & Dean Allred,
and Carol and Jeff Starr, Ted
Segerstrom, identical twins
Oarence and Kenneth Rohn
(who just happened to be mar-
ried to identical twins Esther and
Elizabeth), Jan and John Land-
strom and the William Rardys. •••
The same cvenin& over at the
South Coast Village, 0rUae
Country Trauma Society
memben bad transformed the
Mercantile Buildina into a
haunted house in keeping with
their .. All Hallow's Eve Celebra-
tion."'
Guests came in all sorts of fun
costumes. Tricks and treats for
the evening included voice and
silent auction items, a gourmet
dinner ~ by the Turnip
Rose and dancing to Windmill
Bard's lively music.
Attending were Mary Ann
and Lon Wells, Ginny and Paul
Bender, Sandra and Gerry Bro:.
die, Anne and Bob Badbam,
Mary Lou and· Scott Hornsby,
Cleva and Robert Howard,
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NEWPORT INC.
TIPS FOR
HOMEOWNERS
., ........
Joanne and Bill Stew~ Martha
and Bob Fluor, Dorothy and
Tom Doan and Andi and Phil
Northcote. • • •
A short two weeb prior, Dori
deK..ruif was adviled the locale
she bad selected bad aone out
of business! Needlea to say, it
was a fra1ttic dub to find
another spoL Fortunately, Le
Meridien came to dinner chair
Dori's rescue. General Manager
Bernard Jacoby not only opened
their chic Antoine's, but the
hotel also became an undenrrit-
cr of the forthcoming Noftlllbcr
14 Opera Ball. In the interim.
underwriter Ruth Ding, in spite
of the fact that a beloved lister
is terminally ill, convinced SS
couples to contribute to what
loob to be the most lavish pla
in the five--year history of this ball ~
A few days later, Hornblower
Yachts of Newport Beach
underwrote a lavish dinner
cruise for the Opera~ themed
CHRISTA&.
GERRY LONG
BUYING WITH YOUR HEART·
NOT YOUR HEAD
Sometimes we are so much in love with the decor:
and feeling of a new home that we forget about its
future RE-SALE potential.
Remember that such problems as noisy location, a
yard thafs too small, or objectional visual surround·
ings (looking at the ~ck of a supermarket) cannot
be changed.
If you rationalize such objections, be aware that
future buyers may not be able to rationalize those
same objections ..
You can change the bedroom size, or the decor, but
you cannot change the lot size or the location.
If IEIPllT&
l69 SAN MIGUEL. SUITE 200
NEWPOllT BEACH, CA 921651 CALL 640-LONG
this year around tbe compay._
production of ... AidL" Hora-
blowu principals Michael Wil-
son, Mary and Terry MsRae
and aeneral muager David P81
were OD bad aJoaa wida aaile
.. Good service.
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Home Offices 8loomri igton. 11w'611
Bo.uzeos,
McCormick
Mr. and Mn. ~p BouJJeOI
of Oak Brook, Illinois announce
the cngaaement of their dauab-
ter. Dawn L~ to the Rev.
K.irk Allen McCormick, son of
Jay and Ida McCormick of
Fullerton.
The bride-to-be is currently
manqer of corporate commun-
ications for The Irvine Company
in Newport Beach.
The bridearoom graduated
from California State University
at Fullerton in 1911 and recemd
his Masten of Divinity from
Fuller Tbeolop:al Senrinary in
Pasadena in 198S. He is now
Minister of Youth at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
in Newport Bcacb.
The ~ is planned for
January 30 a SL Andrew's.
The coGple will liw in New-
port Bada followina a honey-
moon trip to Hawaii.
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SANTAANA
I
ART
Works •1 .... , Roa alMI
....... ,,....., will clilplay at
the Art lnititute of Southern
California, 2222 Lapna
Canyon Road, Laguna Beach,
through December 4. Call 497-
3309.
Worb •Y MM17 Dooley will
clilplay through December 7 at
Sandstone GaBery, 384 North
Coast Highway, Laguna Beach.
Hoon are 11 Lm.. to S p.m..,
daily. ean 491-6ns.
Worb by A.rime Hmeby ...
Mario Decker will display
through November 2S at Quo-
rum Gallery, 374 North Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours
are 10 a.m. to S p.m .• daily. Call
494-4422.
w orb by Bill Pukewitz allCI
Victoria Ryaa will display
through November 24 at Orange
... .-Coast College•s Art Gallery.
2701 Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. Hours are 10 a.m. to 3
p.m., Monday through Friday.
Call 432-S039.
.. Name Hawai: A Trilllde to ...
Spirit of AJolla ExWhifiow,, will
display through January 10 at
Bowen M~ 2002 North
Main Street~ Santa >Alla. Call
972-1900. -Q.\,.~\.
Wons by Stnm Sqme will
display at the Newport City Hall
Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd,
Newport Beach. Houn are 8
a.m. to S p.m., daily. Call 644-
3017.
A retrcwpecd•e eslaiWdcMI of
wons by Jolm Gnlmml will
. display through January 3 at the
Newport Harbor Art Museum,
850 San Clemente Road, New-
port Beach. Hours are 10 a.m.
to S p.m., Tuesday through
Friday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
Satwday; and 12 p.m.. to 6 p.m.
on Sunday. Admission is free to
Museum members: S3 for ad.its;
S2 for students, senion and
military penonnel; SI for child-
ren ages 6-17. Call 759-1122.
"Califoraia Co•te•porary
Artilb: Astrid Prestot1" will
display through December 27 at
the Laguna Art Museum Exten-
sion in South Coast Plaza.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, and 12
p.m. to S p.m.. on Saturday and
Sunday. Admission is free. Call
662-3366.
Wons by Fl'llllk Dboa, L8sel
Bra .. er, Jo•• •o•c•er,
lkrle• K.pper, r.-Jcit t
M.a,T..,.M8aewlm_.
SMroe W....J•Wdl will ~
An adult community should be
more than a secure, carefree
place for people to live.
Ideally. it should be alive with
active people, music. dancing,
entertainment, activities, happy
autumns. good food. learning
o pportunities. a light airy
atmosphere and great thoughts.
Carmel Retirement Village in
Fountain Valley is ideal/or active
seniors with a purpose.
Call now ..• $500 Move-in ... or Ref e"al Bonus
thru November JO, 1987.
714-962-6667
110n Saa Maaco ~ FOUDl8itl Valky. CA
play through November at
Pi.ret9s Bistro at South CllOlt
Plaz.a. Costa Mesa. Call SS6-
6424.
·vlililldom m· featuring worts
by young artista with no prior
commercial gallery exposure
will display through Nowmber
7 in UCTs rme Arts Gallery.
Houn are noon to S p.m, Tues-
day through Saturday. Call 856-
6610.
Works 1t1 S•irley C•aitUa,
Va8Ce Lm, Rcwo Tamsw«i,
Mu DeMem ... OrlaMo are
currently OD display ll Galleries
Toucbe, 499 North Coast High-
way, Laguna Beach. Houn are
10 a .m. to 6 p.m . Monday
through Saturday and noon to
S p.m.. on Sunday. Call 497-
4491.
"Portraits of Clauic Neoa
Sipi• is displaying indefinitely
at Etan Gallery~ 1145 South
_..__,,PF ..... , '9
Coat Highway, Laguna Beach.
Boan are 10 Lm, to 6 p.m.,
daily. Call 494-6396.
.. Life ..... ·-~-is the title
of a new collection of paintinp
showing i.nddinitely at Schaar I
Germain Studio Gallery, 484
Nonh Coast Highway, Laguna
Beach. Boun are 11 LID. to S:JO
p.m., Wednesday throup Sun-
day. Call 752~1.
-sis " Sb,. featuring di~
works by six Orange County
women artists will display
through December 13 at Milla
Home Art Gallery, 12732 Main
Street, Garden Grove. Call ~
1232 or 636-7213.
J..._ Gal 11J NiPt will take
place tonight from 6 to 10 p.m.
Features 75 Laguna Beach art
galleries and the Laguna Art
Muteum in a monthly evening
art walk to be held on the fmt
Thursday of each month. Spe-
, .... ...... ., •.. , ·-... , ... ,,.....,. Will ~J
throup December 4 at tlac ·.
Ettinger Gallery of the Art
Institute of SoudlCri catilonia,
2222 Laguna CUyoa lloect
Laguna Be8Cb. Call 497-~.
STAGE
-ne M .. tart o1v.-.•wi11
play November s-1 ad ll-15 ia
Oranae Coast CollcF9s Drama
Lab, 270 I Fairview Ro.I, Cciita
Mesa. Curtain at I p.m. except
Sundays at 4 p.m. Tdetl are
SS in advance, S6 at the door.
Call 432-S880.
-0. GoWea .... will play
Thundays throuab SatunlaJI,
November S-21 at the Ccilta
Mesa Civic Playhouse, 661
Hamilton S~ Costa MaL
Curtain at · 8 p.m. except
November IS, 22 and 29 at 2
p.m. Tickets are S5 and S6. Call
6SO-S269.
"'Ow t. a IMd' r, • a comedy
about the early days of Holly-
wood will play November s-1
and 12-lS in Chapman CollcF\
Waltm.ar Tllali1 .•tCartain at ·I
p.m. Wednesdays through
Saturdays and 4 p.m. on Sun-
days. Call 997~.
·MISC
•FtntVokiii:llil·a n•ll ti~
olSowd1.lcra 1•i1an
audio visual display ad pram-
tation of Soatllern califomia
Indians oa display throap
January 10 at Bo.n M.....,
2002 North Main Street, Santa
Ana. Call 9n-t900.
Aesop's Fables presented at DCC
Six colorful fables will come
alive for children when Little
Broadway Productions presents
04Aesop's Fabulous Fable Fae-
tory• Saturday afternoon. Nov.
7' at Oranae Coast College.
The Southern Calif omia-
bued •beater group ia presenting
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the perf ormaace as part of
OCC's 1987-88 Children's
Tbcater Series. Curtain ia Id for
2 p.m. in Robert B. Moore
llaaer.
•Aesop\ Fabulous Fable Fac-
tory• ii a bright t beater proclacr
tion for youna auclieDca that
cnctlcl Wida im•p.atioa, 6~
music aDil deftt cboreopap_lly.
An aaldic '*" colorful staa-
ing and witty costuming add to
the enjoymenL
The performance provides
cbild_ren witb an educational
~· It presents both the
pleuurea of !ables and the -in· of mon.11. T1etcta for the performance,
...... 8l $4, are OD sale ia the
OCC ticbt Oft"a, located in tile
.......... Cader build-
• Tiie a8iDC ii opaa Monday
•onp Friday from 9 a.a to
7 ,.-.. Md SlimrdaJs from I &ate••• Tdltl .. M..WMdledoor
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CORTES-RGaalNS
Lat Tbunday's o~ niaht
performance of wrhe Fotaper"'·
at the Lapna Moulton Play-
boale prowd to be one of thole
eipericncea in which one leaYeS
the theater pondering a few
qnatiom.
Fint and foremost is the
question of wbdber one was
puindy entertained by playw-
right Larry Shue's efforts. And.
• it hap~ this viewer ...
still asking himself that very
question a couple of days after
the show.
In such circumstances, the
fint step in resolving the ques-
tion is to decide what, exactly,
it was about the show that failed
-to give the production that star
quality which leaves a pleasant
after-taste in the mouth of the
tbeatcrgoer.
Was it the performances?
Well, between standouts Ed de
Leal. Eff-.c Baird, Cynthia Blaise
and Robert Orndlaa, the wtina
was stroq eaouah to create
some respectable dww:ter rda-
tiombipa.
So bow about the st•aing?
Martha McFarland, SCR
f O"Nlina member' and clin:dor
of IMt year's ~ Fox• at the ,....,.,. Pl&J)o1osa. for tllc .m
~ timed ad arnaqed her
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w11111111._.1 a nt ·.-.,,,a
acton well enough to pique written of plays. That's what
audience iDterat and take the probably made the proclaction
play from lqinning to end with the mixed affair th.It it was.
vay little diffiruhy. 1'he Foreiper'9 is about a
Aa for comedy, Wfbe For-British vacationer, Cllarlie ·
c:ignc:r" ii fmy, but cataialy Baker (playat by c.r.ig Flea-
not the fnnniat., or~ the belt iq), wbo spends a couple of
days at a bunting lodge in
Geoqia. The problem is be doa
not rdiab the thought of having
to lalt wit.la --...... So, die friend ftlPODllDlc for
F'riaa C>r'ie to ..., • die
loci-. Sgt. •Faogy• Le Saew
(played by Micbad Bielitz). tdk
the other guests that Claartie-
does not UDderstaod &psh ad
that they abouldn' talk to CMr-
lie for fear of embarr..;na bim..
The neat thing about -ne
Foreigner,• despite the ~
interactions between Cbarlic
and dimwitted reaidmt Ellard
Simms (hilariously played by de
Leal), is the way in wbida Claar-
lie's pn:sence helps Betty, Ellard
and Catberinc (the ~
wife of a corrupt preacher,
played by Blaise) deal with and
re.olve the difficuJtics i"'P*d
upon them. Of counc. Cbadie
also seems to find bimlelf as a
result of his interactions with the ··
otben.
Tbe problem is the play ma.tea
an effort to spell this out, a
revelation which woWcl proba-
bly be best left to the audience
to figure out.
Fleming and Bielitz do a -
respectable job of port.raying
somewhat ill-dc6ncd cbanctcn..
although, in all fairness, it
sboold be pointed out that the
Charlie cbarader docs, .. the
play propws. add IOIDC depth.
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8Y DAVID EUIOTT
OPENINGS
9JN 11D MOOD• (PG-13)
G.--Patrick Dem.1*J briap
a terriflC frab boyislmea to the
role of-sonny• W'mca.ner, the
teen who in 1944 created a
ICDlation by running off with
one marri~ woman, then
another. He ii 1exy and virgi.aal
at die same time, hip yet stiD a
boy in spirit. This nicely nervy
film hu expert '40s touches
(ac:cpt for a cartoooisb news-
reel). Talia BUllm is the fint
runaway; Bewrty o·Angelo is
Sonny'l ICCODd and older flame.
They are just right., and so ii
Michael Constantine u the
boy\ downbeat dad. What could
haw been CbeaplY llllirty nos-
taliia ._ apart from t0me wot>-
bling or p9CC ane empbalia, •
ftl'Y phWi .. comedy. DiRcted
aad written by Phil Alden
Robimc>la.
UCENT RELEASD
-aAaY aooM• (Jl) F•-
Diane ~eaaoe ii tbe worbbolic
wiz who ii du•pecl frOm the fast
lane in New Yott after ahe
inherits a d~ tyke. But she
doesn l Adler like a DicUmi.aD
waif IUdoua-sbe bays a big
Vennoat farm.. creata a baby
food eepirc .ad finds a rmtic
clfteael*t (S.. s~ doiii
0., C-,cr •nnw ri1zr). Tbe
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terioua ilauea of yuppie ambition
and single motben. K.eatoo,
looklllJ great, is reduced to
recycling her Annie Hall strokes,
though 1he and the baby are cute
together. With Sam Wanam-
aker, Baroid Ramis md the
dismally med James Spader.
Directed by Charles Shyer, wbo
wrote with his wife Nancy Mey-
ers.
.. aEST SELLER" (R)
GocMI-This tricky contraption
about a suave, bi1b-on-
1cbeming h it man (James
Woods) wbo draws a toup old
New York cop (Brian DenRdly)
into bis revenge plot is moitly
a showcase for the stan.. They
make the cynical maneuven
hum for them, and director John
Flynn knows bow to air.de up
violence (there .. plenty). Until it
becomes stupidly uplifting at the
~ this is a very enpaiq piece
of commercial foolisbnra Paul
Sbena.r, as the big-bucb villain,
is so oily be almost 1elf-ignites.
"aIG SHOTS" (PG-13)
Fair-This clicbe-pactcd aJtie is
made viewable, apcciaDy for
kids, by the talcat.cd boys wbo
star in it Ricky Buster .. Obie,
a white suburban tid suddenly
(atbcrku, and Darius McCnry
as Scam, the black innel'-cily
Cbicaaoaa wlao ii also
orpbaood. Tbcy become pals
and share adventures-aone
very credible, but fun if you~
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Entertllinment Format With
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Tiie Newporter Resort
1107 Je..._ Ro.d, Newport Beacb
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in a Barely Boys mood. Good Proaty. Direcud, with too many
support is giw:n by Paul W'm-car cbnn but a good manc>1y
field, Jeny Stolimowsti, for bow buddies bond tOFf,ber,
Robert Joy and (o...erdoiq it as by Robert Mandd (Note to
a pawnbroker ogre) Robert parents: plenty of profanity.) '
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8Y CllDlYL STEllLING
Wben Giovanni of Alfredo's
Ristorante said that Cbd Anne
Sands' iartic bisque .. kiua JOU
on the lips and doesn' slap your
face," be knows what be is
talking about.
Visitors to the plush Italian
re:stauran~ located in the Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel, will be
pleasantly surprised to find 1~h
scrumptious f arc at prices that
won't bust the budget. As a
bonus, the staff, from the exec-
utive chef to the waitcn, dem-
onstrate that they enjoy their
jobs by giving the utmost in
personable service.
As guests arrive, they arc
treated to valet parking. That's
where the pampering begins.
Inside the restaurant, Maitrc d '
Angelo Capello will scat guests
in elegant green velvet chairs in
an atmosphere of richness. A
• dramatic skylight fringed with
greenery allows the soft
af temoon sunshine to light the
room during lunch.
'
Afrcdo's recently introduced a
new lunch menu that will please
the most discriminating of pal-
ates. Recommended for starters
is the Cccma D'Aglio, or garlic
bisque. Visitors should not be
put off by the name; the garlic
taste is very mild.
The soup base is a cream-
bascd chicken stock, flavored
gently with leeks, onions, celery,
potatoes and slow-roasted gar-
lic. Floating in the top is a slice
of panniggiano reggiano toast.
According to Sands, she has
entered this soup recipe for
publication in Gourm~t Maga-
zine.
For an appetizer, the lnsalata
Mis ta Della Casa is highly
recommended. It consists of
seasoned greens with Roma
tomatoes, topped with Balsamic
vinaigrette.
Alf redo 's bas an extensive
pasta menu, the most important
staple of the Italian diet. It bas
been found that pasta is a very
healthful commodity, but diners
might have a difficult time
deciding which specialty to try.
Recommended is the Rotolo
Bolzano, which is rolled pasta
with chicken, served with f on-
tina cheese and tomato sauce.
For those who saved room for
dessert, Alfredo's has a new
des.sen menu designed to please
the sweet tooth. Gelati and
Now ... enjoy fine food from popular local
restaurants without leaving the comfort of your home!
• Mon Chateau Restaurant
Elegant Belgian & French Cuisine
23642 l!l Toro Rd.
P.JToro
Sorbetti Vari is f rcsbly made ice
cream and sberbert, nested in
menngue.
If that doesn't cause the
mouth to water, try the Tanufo
Bianco; froz.en white chocolate
truffle, witb raspberry sauce.
Became of its close proximity
to the Performing Arts Center
and South Coast Repertory
Theater, Al!Rdo\ offers a spe-
cial pre-theater menu. Tradi-
t ional minestrone soup will
please the appetite, then follow
with the Pomodori Alla Sicili-
ana; Roma tomatoes and fresh
marinated Buffalo mozzarella.
topped with sun dried vinai-
grette.
For the main course, guests
may choose from veal scallopini
ilm•·~-o,_ .,_..,_~.,,...
s_.,.q.
with marsala sauce and porcini
mushrooms; pepper salmon
steak sautecd with lime butter;
skinless brust of chicken rolled
with spinach leaves and prosci-
utto with tomato basil sauce or
scampi with whole seed musta.nt
sauce.
Dessert choices feature heart
of m.ascarpone cbcesc and cream
flavored with Grand Munier
and fresh berry sauce, or rasp-
berry cheesecake with Amaretto
sauce.
After the tbcatcr, guests may
present their ticket stubs at
Alf redo ,s and receive a compli-
mentary glass of wine and des-
sert.
Other bonuses off cred by
Alfredo~s are Cuisine by Limou-
sine and home delivery service.
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Home of the Fantastic
Belpan W aftles, the Gipntic
4-E&& Omelets, and The
Superb Sandwiches.
Soulh Coast P1az.a Village
3800 South PlaD Drive
Santa Ana/ eo.ca Mesa
(714) 55'7·5116
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Restaurant
offers feast
The lady is a chef, and ti.kc
all good mothen OD a holiday,
Chef Bridget bu scurried
around to prepare a YerY special
Thanksgiving dinner for you at
the charming Ann Marie Res-
taurant, 2640 E. PllCific Coast
Hwy.. Corona del Mar, in the
shady Fef1l)eaf Court.
In addition to the tnditional
turkey dinner, she bas prepared
a variety of eatreca to plame tbe
most clilc:mai.ng palate. After
you AR ICl'Wd a relish tray, you
wiJl...aart wilb Wllt.Crc:R:m soup
or a mixed fidd peem sa•ect.
N~ you will lla¥e a I01'bet..
Tbaa you may cbooer aa eatree
of roast turby ud cln:ssiaa wilb
all tile trimminp, Mtal ham
with champagne fruit sauce,
roast leg of lamb wida flab mint
sauce, live Maine lobller on a
bed of pasta, or rOMt duetting
with ~ ad brandy uucr,
ltUfl'cd witla wild rice.
Cbd ..._is famous for ha
freab.ly made .. I'll. YOU may
choose pumpkin pie with
whipped Cl'Cal8 or a bot minc:ecl
pie with rum sauce to ao with
your coffee or tea. The price for
the five course dinner is Sl8.9S.
oon to 8 p.m. For n:servations
call (714) 7~.
fil Chest discomfort that
lasts longer than
two minutes is nothing
to tool around wrth
Pfay it safe and ask someone
to 9(t yt> .to a hospital emer-
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Israel Fair fetes nation's 40th birthday
8Y CllE.llYL STUIUNG
After a rainy Saturday, the
SUD shone brightly Sunday OD
the Orange County Fair-
gro~ the site of the 1"11
annual Israel Fair, coordinated
by the Jewish Federation of
Orange County, in cooperation
with the Israeli Consulate.
Guests to ft.e (air enjoyed a
bounty of Israeli arts, crafts,
imports, entertainment and
mouthwatering ethnic foods.
Some tried their hands at games;
othen danced the hora to the
uplifting Israeli music.
The Israel Fair has become a
tradition in Southern Calif omi.a
and highlights the cultural
acb.ieYements and heritage of
Israel and the Jewish people.
According to Chene Fricdm•n,
Federation director, the festival
is tbc larJCSt of its ~ with
more than I SO booths and djs...
plays exhibiting the wort of
community organiz.ations, arti-
sans and commercial vendon.
Inside one of the exhibit
buildings, a mammoth Jerusa-
lem Gate is surrounded an Israel
time-line acknowledging Israel •s
achievements over the last forty
years. lsraers Government
Tourist Office featured inf orma-
tion about travel opportunities
in Israel Displays were supple-
mented by films in the adjacent
video theater. One exhibit high-
lighted Jewish contributions to
the film industry in Hollywood.
Throughout the site, displays
focused on many aspects of life
and history of Israel, as weU as
the dynamic growth of the
Jewish community in Ora.nF
County.
Perhaps the most moving of
all exhibits were the Holocaust
Memorials. The Second GeneT-
ation and Sboab Survivon
booth contained poems by child-
ren from schools all over Orange
County. The group sold memor-
ial candles, which a.re to be lit
on the eve of Y om Basho~
April 13, in memory of the six
million Jews who perished.
In the exhibit area called
•Festival Judaica" cancUcmak-
cn. weavers, bakers and other
artisans offered valuable insight
into Jewish traditions.
Fairgoers took part in story-
telling using Hebrew leucrs and
the festive atmosphere was
heightened by non-stop enter-
tainment. Folkdance instructor
Israel Y akovec taoght and dem-
onstrated Israeli and Sephardic
dances, David and Gila. the
Transylvania Trio, Musically
Youn and Steve Ostrin provided
an enriching blend of ethnic
music throughout the day.
For the kids, young and old
alike, many community organ-
Religious Directory
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
OE. u..em.., • °" .....,...., ~ No.ormbao
.,,.ip and bear dllil Chrile-aftlu ed m I I
"WITNESSES"
(A.cu 1:6-U)
Sunday. ~ s. 1987
8:30 and IOilS A .M .
600 St. AndttWS Road. 'cwpon Beach. California f714t 631·2 ~
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izations offered a variety of
e~citing game booths. Fairgoers
coWd try their luck at computer
games, lollipop toss, darts,
sponge toss and sand an. The
Santa Ana Zoo had a python
and opossum on band for pet-
ting.
Food was not lacking at the
fair. Community orpniz.arions
and temples provided delicious.
ethnic foods such as falafels, IOi
and bagels, kosher franks,
knishes, kosher hamburgers and
fruit ices. Various caterers pro-
vided samples of the many
kosher prodocts now available
in Ora.nF County.
Hundreds of door prizes were
given away and drawings toot
place throughout the day at the
Federation booth.
The clim.u of the day was the
190-pound bagel, fi~ feet six
inches in diameter, bated by
Bagel Trat.s of Anaheim. It was
tbcofficial•BirthdayBagcl•for
Orange County., kickoff cele-
bration of lsraers 40th anniver-
sary. While celebrants sang the
Hatilcvah, Israel's national
anthem, 360 blue and white
balloons were rricaKd in com-
memoration. Awants were~
for the booths and Harbor
Reform Temple was the winner
of a first placz award for its-
bagds and lox food booth.
Many of the orpnizatiom
who participated use this event
as a fund-raiser for variom
progranu and social service
projects in Orange County and
around the world. The fair
provides an opportunity for
both the Jewish and ooo-Jcwish
community to become familiar
with the numerous facets of
Jewish life in Orange Coualy
and with a number of organi-
zations wb.ida wpport the state
of lsnd.
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0 ""' °'""' ..... MdC& n Wt olc.81r· .-..11c...c1r •~ --.m ..... 1e.a--w ..... ._'1Dl.
e : ILL ..... I I Ml
.......... 1 ......
•JaLl•. Tillia t . Ill .. COii-.... _,. QiU, llfr ..
.... ei ......... ..._ •• u::ir a· d
0 S A4 tic.; ,,,,... N
Fw' :.-.C.Pt ·ct. Tilil 3 .... _ ... .... c..-.. a.ti .,,
a.....~---1117. J Flc_,...1'
IAfd. 10ll.Z. 10/8. 11/S ..
... " r'r1111 • CUS-TI* U.. .._. M6J
al S-rU•IOUTH-DtM CAUFOIMIA. 5100
C-1 IA Oriile. Mcupo..rt
8ccd\ C SS ilia t2Jl60. a ... u..w...._d c r •lirt.. Inc..• c1mmu
COiPOi ft .. 315 ....... 2'.
'Ct I I ..... ....,01930. ..._. tir'll baiw:tld
under ..... , ••• ,..,.
on~Ll917.
This business is con-dudld..,. COipui .....
SilNd: c--. liwins HmwdCHnil.tnc.;
Miu N. r---. va ,. ......
Tili& 1' I ueut w 9cd
... .. Countr a.fl cl
Or-... Cour1'r an S. 2.8.
1917. ,. No. Fl56477
10115, 10/22. 10/29,
1115 0196
1-3919
fWllCmta
N:lli ... JI •• .... ".,._' n. ........ pei'SClit i5 dDiflS ...... 111 as.: C\JS..
TOM l.MNG HOMES ANO
~01sountERH CAUfORNIA. 5100
C•Dwt om... Naport aw::t.. C1 Ca ulia 92660.
~LiMCHomn
..S Cutiktu it-rt clc.liiar· -.e.c....ac a •aa,. ,...... 375 ..... 2'. c;a... ....... ....,01930.
8i 1· I tir'll •MIKltd
undw tllis ....._ ....
an Jtft. 1. 1987.
This busine$s is con-
dudcd bf •cul*-..... SicilMMI: Cu 11 a n Uwinl
Hanm &: Cuttacutilim cl c Fl..... Inc.; ,..,, k
~Vici Ptwidci ..
Thi5 1 .... -tied .-. .. ~and Or-. ea..., on Sicp. 28.
1987.
fie No.. FJ.56118
10/15. 10/22. 10/29 •
1115 am
&HID AAI , • ...._ -, .... ~ id ...... , ..
Tiie -..iwfsc ..,._
.... .. tdol ....... .,,
Ute fiditilOGS buaiftea
name:S&0011£MC'lf PMT-
NERSHIP. 5120 C1•J11• °""' Naz put 8cM:ft. CA · 92660.
The fictitialS business
......... ed•*--
fil9d °" 9/23/85 in ...
Ccunly d Or-.. ~
Re No. f'287193.
Ga6Et L sa.c., 2JS3
Irvine Awenue. Newport
8md\. CA g2fjfjO a. s. Stac*. 2JS3 ....
,...,... Ne .;:wt&w:tt. c.A
92660..
Patric:k J. Wood. n SA·
t.ty, hine. CA 92714.
This~-~
dudld bJ a ...... l*t· ••sbCL SieWd: ~ J ....
This ti 1 -· -tiled .., -the CGunty Cl8rtl «
Or-. ea..., on Ott. s.
1917.
10/22. 101'29. 1115.
11/12 081'
&llW ............. aa •1 wum•AC-
nnaua• I •--n.. tolhluis• pet..S '--.......... -°' the fdibous bus. ns
rw VISTA ASSOCIA~
a Calilor•• ~ ...,.. ,_.,p. •U Colpoi_,
""1a. St.m 200. " $ t ...._,CA 9l2MO.
1be fic:ti1iota II Ii E
~··-·---lledan ...... .., ...
ec..., ., a.a.. °"""" f11eNra.DUm
SlcDhrP C~ ... i ...
2553 Me: I ioOrillll, .......
8111tC*.CA92eL
o.wid 8. Gwnson. 13 ea ............. -.
N1 IP mt a.c., CA tr2liiO
Focdrciick J. Sla F ...
tlC ~·-.... u.-Bald\. CA '2'5L
.,,. ...._ -can-
dlldld llJ • ... =• •· .....
SipM. vtSTA ASSO-
aATES.aC R ....... .. ..-taw ....... , ... c
11 ;1· , .......... .
Tllil 3 I ••-.... .... a...,a.d a.. Qrllllr -Oct. 12. 1117.
16-zt ll·S ll·l2 11·
lt -
UllW ...... " ......
T.&.•Y·1'9
'IOU NIE .. OEfAUl T UNDO A OED> OF DUST.
DATO> O..wlbcr 2. HG. UM.OS YOU TME M:T10N
TO ~ VOUR fM)F£Jt1 Y. fT MAY 8E 90U> AT A
"*-.IC SAl.£. If 'fOlJ HEE> ~ Dl'\MAllON Of THE un. Of THE MOCf"Elli*IG N:iNMST YOU. YOU
~ alNTM:T AlAwmt
Oft DEC£ F ER4, 19117. Ill 9'ASAJI... Wt E. WES
INCCWOMTB>, -~ IPPO. tld T,..,..undlr .cl
....... tD o.td cl Trust ...... br JOHN W. JACOBS
""" a.GI.A ... JAC08S. .................. ti»
Wlft .n ieaM .... 1• in t.rJr d caoacet NATIONAL ~a •zr.,... .. .,. 111: tjelio ",_~and
...,.. bJ llfOWN FOJOW..SAVINGISoecoodlrd OcClfle.
13. 1913 ..... No. 83-564875 .... ~did o.c. .. 4. 1'85. -.... No. 15-41&112. cl ~
.... J ...... dlr.9ofh~8cc .. fllOr-. c..n., ..... .,, c (' ....
WU SOJ.. AT flU8UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST aooER
Fat CASH CPtsEMe •.,_al 8'e in....._. ...., d ... UMld .... , ......... (Nclth) £MIMCe tD ..
ea....~ 700 CMc ea. ..... s.a *-.
CT1•
11 .._.. 1ille and il tltieat c:o1: esld '° and ,.. ...., bJ t ..-.., 9mid Dclld al Trust in the p;t11191'1 1i11 ' t
in .. a.... and Sia described IS:
LE:GM. IJOatlll'TION
PAAC0.1:
Unit 133 n "'°"*" and defined on tht cef1aln ~ Plan sa::aded in Boe* 14221. Plllt 528
cl OMcllll Alc:ods.
PMCEL2: An........., 1/50 inllnst in~ to Lm I. 2. 3 ..S
4 cl Tdd Mo. 10987, m shown on a Mlp 1ecardcd in
boc* 4n. Plllll 31 tia 36. inctusM o1 ·r m ...
..._.. reconil d Or-.. c.o.n,. Califun-. •• r • ttw•on ~ 101 ti» 150. ird ·-. kamd .__._
DC&1 THER£f'AOM al oil. ~ a••• Md allw
"'POCMt»wl. ~a~of 500telt. ..........
ol ..... 9*y, •I! I 'lil8d in ~ d ..:ant.
PNal.~
Alt ~ easemetwl °' esdusiw -1-Jts ~ '° aid Unil tor the ........... tar
..... and ~ l*kinL ~ ... pclio
... ~ .-.S.i.-.c+ .............. ....
portiw ol the Common Alea dclC:I·• • d -Aid
CondoiNniuin ..... -T ' idlld c ___. tar
lllid Unls; lllid CandominUft ""' fer Trm ..._ 10987
-. NCOtdtd in ... 14221. ..... 521 cl o.:illl
Acaitdl ol Onrwl OlultJ. C1C ••Ilia.
The *-1 addt .. and ast. conwuon 1 t'a lltioi1. fl
.,,. cl ....... """'*" desclllicd ...,.. is ...... Wd
ti» be
JS Soultwn"*"' Court. Unit 133, He '*' 8-ct\. Clllibnia
Smid ult .. be made. but ...... WW9•• °' _ • ..., .......... ,, s a •c111t.1 ·*I.
or~ tit P11J ._ wwwais • c ..,._ ... fll
.. ldl(s) w:and bJ ad Oced d Trust._.~-
-=•s. • onMdcd in 9ld naae(s). .t a • • MJ,
....., .. ..,_ d Aid Deed d Tnat. 11111!1. cMats and es 111 at a. 1 ruA1e Thetl&clamauntatU.~ bc&mdh•Jt'ia f'"
w:ured bf the SJri41iS., to be ,-*f -and f 11 I ; ...
.... 1111 c:mn. ¥4*dlll!5 ..s .,..._ ... --°'
.. ..... Pttl* .. ., clh Noticed Si-. i51472.991.:17
The badllllic:9, under Aid Owt d Trust bu Wt •e
WIC!md ..S dlise9d to the uitdlli ~a~ Na1ice
d Oclaal and EJcdian '° Sel. The UMdaS.led c:a..s
Yid Nallc:e d ~ ..t Election'° w '°be •«Uded
in the c::aunty wtwe .. '911 PUl*\)1 i5 lac*"
Dim= Odatw 16. ltl7 .._., E. WDSS INOORPORATm •a.ST,,,.._ cl
o *8Jtl E. WEISS INOORPORATB>. 920 V-.. O:rb
0...... eo... c.A 91724 (818) 967-4J02 BV CRIS A WMGERfllAM. _,.,_, _., ..._ tor
TruAle
10/2911/511112 0825
llOncl OE TIUS1"Et'S 11&1
J..14177
On ~ 19. 1987 • 11:00 a.m. F1nr ~ •• a. T* lnlur.x:a Com1•1J. • Caib nia capo;-., • T~ ar S..:• I r '." TNlll!e or Slaa+Md TNlllte. d
INl ocmn o.d cl Trust ! 1:1 W bJ SK.'AON l~
JOHNSON. a aw11Cd wonWl. • hs SllJle and 11P91*
p\liWit) • ..S iilCUldlld Mlrd\ 3. 1986 •~No..
8608•15'. ol Official Records ol Or-. CounlJ,
C...oiia. and~ tDttUll ~ Notlc:e cl~
.,......., t«Udid"" 2'. 1987 -lnlln.mertl No.. tn~. cl 08icic1 Aa:Oids al ad Couritt. ~
and ........ tD smd Deed al Trust_. It public~
tor Cllh. ..... mmw.r d .. Ulilillld 51*5 cl Ame ca.
• c:wtws d.:tl PIS :• to aid TNstlle drWi on a
slllllar1•on• .._.d-=*~bf atllll!artcderal
0.-...:m.. flt• c:t.:il drmn bf a staar1cdlnlt au • ..S._. 1 cNll c s.or a C5bm*$«i6cd•w:tian
5102d .. f'Wiwcill 0... ..t .... icd IDdD e.a.-
• 6is W, Ill ... L • -.e ID First ' ac.-Tille
...._ CDBlllll'f IDc:lllrd • 114 EM Rib -.. • .. dtJ d s.a ,...._ CllMJitW ..... ,... ... and
..... W-Jlld tD md -l"60 by il ..... aid Died
cl y,_ ..... ....,, -2 t tn a.S ~arid 511.-
dtioiled • Lcl • d TIKI ND. 5165. •st..-an a.._ twcadld in._..l.Jl..-isll.•40..41.nd~dtt D •a a
...... NCGldl ol Or-.. c:oun.,. CILIL11ia
11tia ...... , Wfl'CllllwCIUlW 5 ·5 f AGfad
V" 3 I-....... tcd • be: 1116 .............
M ; 1 aw::t.. C P niw '2660.
Stid .......... wiilhU aMl.t °' ~--.
J Wfl'A¢1 ~-• .... p11 . •flt~
cmtD_..,, .. ..,...., t iadueonh-•tdlS
~ bJ aid Died cl Trust. ID wit $169,%19.90. ...
.. 'I • t 1t10 CD11S. scw-.... If I IClll
a1 .. -. ol .. ini1illl ax,....•**• d tis Ma1icl9 o1 $c1I.:
SUB-• ... a.,.eas ww csua
-.a111a1R&Uc••• •-•~.9A19
Fiii Ai & lW.. • -'9U Ull JllCfilll .,.
JAllCl W.. t•tUh. tr MY• -AT A ... ICIM.l.IF_, __ ._....... ...
MTll• • 119 t•I Ill a• SI ,.._ ,_
•llUL9...aaA....._
Ml'ID: o a a 2l. lts1 r
FmT t .... M 11TU INSlw::£ ~. •
Cl 1* u= · Pll ~ 'a» ilMI C.C. • (l'MJlftft a-OTHO NW COIDJCr9IG IM.G.lMf.tlll,_...._,_.-.c E ... _,.,l. = 5111111. 11/StVU cm7
&--... IC...a ......... u. •
.... .... 1 n. ........ ,.._ ..
~ buliNs -= sou. TH£AST OfV£RSlf1£D/
COSCAN PMTNBIS,. «Ml
MlcMlw llwd... S...401.
MI ; wt 8cadl. CA l2MO.
Soutt a est Oiwrsified.
Inc.. a C1 Z em Cclrpara.
..... 40'1 PllcMllur mud.. s... 401. ••• port 8-d\.
c.A t26fi(), c.mc.. Cat. Inc.. • c.--
b1'ie Cm i* 8'oi .. 2 Ant
ean.diaa Place. Suite
2200. Toronto. Ontano.
C..-M5XlH9.
Ttus busil99U is c:on-
~ bJ • ..... S*t· '*'5hip. .
The ,...strants COll\-
wwwc:cd ti» kW ..._.
.......... fir1iliD•
...._ --°' ~ • ..., ... _.._.JI.
1917. ~ SwO 1at Oifbg 1'f I$, Inc.; ..... 0
Foasit. Pu•t • Thi5 9 9 I J Q .. tiled
widJ the ~ a.ts d
Or-. OcunlJ on Od. 19.
1987
Ale No. f11511547
1~29 ) 1-5 0834 -.... wmra EA
--Stai IT
The 4\*-11 pcnan IS
CbrW buslr.-s: SFMEY
R MA TS£H AHO ASS().
CtA TES. 4000 MK.Altllur
Ehd.. s.illl 600, N ;ort
8cM:ft. CA 92660..
Jcftrwr R.. ........ 4000 .....,,... aw.. W..600.
N ;ot a.ca. CA 92filO.
Th«s business is con-
~ _,, .........
The ~ caot-
nwlCed to IJ•:uc:t ta.-
ness W1der o. & aei •
11:11&.--,_ °' ,_
lis8td ._ an Or*"-1.
1987. Siipcd: Jclhr ..
~
Tl'5" 2 ...... ..,
... lhe c.mn, Cl8rtl cl
0r-. eca...r GD 0cL 16,
1917
fie ND. FJ58' ••
10.29 11-5 11· 12 ll-
19 Oll3l5
I n.•s •Plf=• ..
-. ... , -1111: PlllCRO PAftP~ 1601
eio.. snct. SMt 145.
N ; rt...._,CA..,_
Jolwt 8 ........ UiOl
.,... StrM. s... 145.
N ; a rt...._, CA t2lllO. GMilt.....,. cJo
limnOla. 2301 ........ .
Hill .... C...dll .... .
CAt2625.
Thi$ bninea is con-
4did bJ • .. Ill SM'· ... ...,_
The~ QCMB-
11•11:.d m ••-:a....._ ,.. under n....,a
bJJ Ill ...... fl'..._
lil1llld ...... ()cWw;-l,
1•1. '14P1d: JaM 8 . ,..,...,Qrzu•...,_· nil 11 w.c_.., .. .. ~an.,, or.. 0.,,. .. Od. 12.
ltl7.
RMMD.f'J51Dl1
10.29 11·5 11·12 11· li ..
"
&---... cm 2 a
rcss2 1 JI • 1 11 _.... 3
111e fulawiic .--• daifW ......... IE D:k
CITY GRILL. 363 Seit
...... 5'* 200. N1 p If
8llllch. CA 92660-7805..
ADbert..S .. .....
363 s.n ........ 200.
Nt port Bwtt. CA 92660-
7805.
This bc.asiness is con.-
ducted bf husbend and ....
The recistrant com-
mmced '° ...... buli-
neu under the fictitious
busir.-,.... or NIMS
listlld abowe an Not ,..
conductinc business..
SilP'ect Jamie Wood. Robert
Wood.
This 5**a1d:....,r1111-•it -filed wilh the County ~ al
Or-. 0...., on Od.. 22.
1987.
F"de No.. Fl59031
10/29 11/5 11/12
11/19 0830
&-1.M!e
PUmJCMmCE
HCllllOUI A • ..... sn,
The ....... ......, is
~ business .: NEW·
PORT BEACJ-f TENNtS
a.ue, 2601 F.n+• Ori1e.
Hesput 8-:f\. CA~
N.8-T.C., A California
l.Jrniaed Para .. ship. 2601
Eastbb.Aff Oriw. Newport
Beach. CA 92660.
This ~ne5$ is con-
ducted bJ a limiillld ~·
Ship..
The ~com
menced ID b•lSld busi-
ness under the fiditiol rs
busineU nmne or rwnes
llSll!d abcJillle on NOWlii C.
19. 1987. ~ LimMd
Partnership Name.
N.8 T C • A ~Jitom1a
limrted Pa~tup,
MwcNel E. Partrer, GeNnl
Pamer This astMee~ ... ,._.ec _ ,_.,,
wilh the eour., a.t ':d
Or-we Counly on Od. -lt.
1987
File No.. F357434
10/291115 11/12
ll/19 0831
1ma •cmra
llOncE Of Wnt Of cw=ac...-..,
GfNiR-10
AD•Ul&62ATl•
AIAllJ9
To .. heirs. ......... ies.
credibs. CUIO ... cred-
llDR. ..i ..... .-"91
be o01er wise ii.. 1' c' in
the wi II Of' est8le of
CHARLES C. PALMER
A petitia1 tas .,_,, lied
by MARIE L MUIER in the
Superior Court al ORANGE
County requestina tttat
MARIE L PAU11ER be
appe>inted H pet"SONI
represec&bltlw ID 9dl111ii&
ter the est.-al the dece-
dent
The petrtion requests
authority ID admii :is1er the
estate under the .........
ent Administrat!Oft of
E.mtesAct.
A hew ir'I on the petitiol1
.. N be hetd on l l /18/87 lit
l ~ 1n ~ 3 k>alled
at 700 CIVIC CENTER
OfnVE. WEST .. SANT A ANA.
CA
If YOU OBJECT k> the
~,.al the petibon, ~
S110Uld edtlef ~ • the
hean n1 and state your
ot>tec:tions or file wntten
OClfet'tiowlS wittl the court
before the hurirc-Your
~-ice may be "' per·
son or by "fOA6' .mt•*Y·
IF YOU ARE A CREDfTOR
or a to1tlil .. il cndib al
the dec•59d. JOU must Me '°"' ct.n 1llilh 1he court or
Pl aenl it to the pe SOI ..
represe;Utiwe ~
tJ, the court ~ tour
11ulds ham the cllle al
first --.:e d ~ as
pw-cMdlld in Silldion 700 d
a. c a •• f\cA:llll Code. Tbe .... tor .... daims
.. nat .... prior to tour
........... dllealh
tw4 +die# alloile.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
...... .., .. CG#'l. "JOU
... ,__-. 1 1nthe
...... ,...., .... upan
• 1 HWGr t . lr .... _. .. r ..,tar .. -··· .... ............ m.t .. ,,,.,, ., .......
... Sil ..... ... ,.., .............. ,,, ............. , ...
~-...... ......... ,111·1·•
WCOftla._lliu sudill.:·
.... 12IOO and l2ID0.5 d
.. -.c .. a
flCiii... •
... sra2 11
The ......... is
dairw ... •• -= w K.C.
U.idlll 11 Yac:N s..icel
(8) Utldlt ±le YKM S.-
wice,. 2.Q) •. c.-na ...,, ...
ti SJQft .... CA 921661.
Kililtt o_ Cat ·d:.. 3191
--.... So. U.-8-:ft. CA9l657.
n.;s ~iness is con-
dudBdbJ~ifwlMdeel
The r-cistnnt com-
n • IC:ied to b•RSaC1 busi-
ness under lhe fiditiolas
busir.ss IWfte OI lames
listed abow Oft 6-1-76.
Sip.t: KMtt 0. Cdaid&
This I , ..... -filed
with the Caunly Qertl d
Or-. County on Oct. 26.
1917.
File No.. fl59316
10/29111511/12
11/19 0826
ftaJCNOra
fCHllOUl• I I a
llWSUJI •T
The ...... ,...... is
-... business -.: THE
MONEY MAAKET, 121 Tur·
quoise Avenue, Balboa
~CA92662..
6-y Paul ~. 121
T urQUOi5e A119nue. Balboa
tstand. CA 92662..
This business 1s con·
ducted bJ an lfldMdual
The recistrant com-
•• e llCllld to llatWd busi-
ness under the fidilious
buSlneD IWlle OI ~
fi5*8d *-on Odds 15. 1987 Silned: Glry ,,.,,
O'Ccnnor.
Thi5 stillt:ITleW -filed wilh the Ccunly Clerk al
Or-. County on Oct. 26.
19187.
f°de No. F359312
10/2911/511/12
11/19 0828
P\aJC MllSCE
fCih .... 31 E• -srrs •1
The .... CpeiWIS ...
daifW bu1ir*5 a: RSCO
llllA.NAGOl£HT GltOUP.
500 N± put C.. 0rWe..
5'* 100. Ne ;ort Beach.
Clllib ... 92660.
LibatJ Pab•s. Inc.. a
Caib •Iii copcw-.a. 500
Mc ;.ort C.. 0rM. S..-
700, ,.. poit 8-c:h, Cali-
fornia 92660_
Claylmt Capilal. Inc-. a
California corporatioo.
5402 AnWfi. Irvine. Caib·
rlii912715
This hYsines.s is con-
ducled bJ a 8!1'91111 s-t·
reship
The rq:istrants Cl>m· •••iced '° transact busi-ness under 1he fictitious
buSlness name °' names
hsted ~ on U. l'.
191.D. ~~Cc>
ital. Inc.; Cl'ces8 A. ~.
President.
This ii l net't ~ Ned
wittl the County a.t of
Or-. County on Oct. 13.
1987.
File No-fJS8083
10.29 11 ·5 11 ·12 11 ·
19 0837
PUm.JCllOTD
HCliilOUI ......
--STAJWJll
The ....... peilOllS ...
~ buSlnes5 -= CA£A... TIYE PERSPECT1VES. 2101 s. Pacific l80. s.a Ana.
~
Ytetoria Ann Be.her.
2101 s Pacific '80. Sara
Ana9210e
0-.. PMll a-.. 2101 s. PKlfic '80. s.1b Ana.
~-
Thts business is con.
ducted by husbM9d .ad ...
The ~com
.,,..., ID b•IMCI tui-
nas &md±ir ... •-a 6
~ ...... -...,....._Od. 22.
1911. s.-Vidllia,.... --· Thia •••n•z••• w-..
..... ~ Cllfil ol
Or-.~ -OcL 26. ltl7. n. No. nst317
10/29 1115 11112
1Ul9 ..
WllOllCE
C&ilfUttOf .. ••an e•r•am ............ &.
..._11Atw1
The~.-J/OI
enlities who ..... been
doilw business a PJ\SEO
PADRE ASSOCIATES II. a
Caibnia ....... ...--.
s.hip\~i.at
4621 T*' ~ S&li1e
130. Ne port a.en. Cali--
lamia 92660......,, ....
don 1be &Ille altt.a 'c:lilioilS
~ ......
The fidibou5 business
rwne stMeli6C 1 2 f CID
the ~ IMlsiness .......... .,~
filed on Ap'il 12. 1986. in
Or-. ~. C1H ••aia. a F"ile No.. f'24.l540. The
nsne5and 91*11 I F I I al the
~ i*'baet'S al the Part·
Nrship~
l . John H. ~
4621 Tele -.aie S..
130. Neepmt 8w:tt. CA
~
2. Rl Assiot. , -f re-marc. 229 .... l. SI*
300. RedcJildo 8w:h. CA
92660.
3 Slwenson 8ouhard
As.socQtes, 21515 .....
thome Bou 2ftard. 450
Union a.1ll Ta.er. TOI·
ranee. CA 90l501
John H. cw...._ Rt
Assoca1&es • fwct. a
C n WIU ...... Olf111Cf·
ship
8y~L~ ...... llPWGa••~.
Stewef'son Bou1eYard
~a Cahfcwn_.
---~ Br RicNrd 8. CoUins. ......... General,...
SI · sell filled aiO\ 1he
County Cletk of <>ranee
CounCy on Oct. 9, 1987
10/29 11/5 11/12
11/19 0842
&---WllOID
fCiii .... 311 I• umsran EMT
The lalowitc .,....,. are
tiw busiMa as: soum.
WEST DfYERSlfl£D/COS-
CAN PARTNERS, 4CM l
~ 8hd.. S&.-401.
Newport 8w:h. CA 92660
Southwest DiftRified.
tnc... a Californa Corpoq-
ba&\ 4°'1 ~ Bhd..
5'.tde 401. Newport 8eldt.
CA92660. ea.c.. Cail. Inc.. a C.-
tomq Co pan1tiou, 2 Fnt
Canad.an Pbce. Sutte
2200. T01onto. Ontarao. c..oa M5X 1 H9.
Ttus business ts con·
duc'9d bJ a ....... C*t·
ces"ip..
Tbe ,...rstfants com· •••.::ied Ii) ••wt ..... nes:s undmr b fiditiOla ..................
listld .,_on ~ 31,
19117, ~ SOl:dsut o-rn·· 1, Inc.; 'M .. 0
f'OCl1ll. ... -Wt. Thia 1 2 _._ ...
.... c...., a.tr ol
Or-. ca.., Oft Oct. 19.
l9S7.
Re ND. Fl51S17
10.29 11-5 11-12 112
19 oeJ4
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NIQUB.mt~
CMTQ.JmZ ....... U.-...... CA917. ...... a...-....
Oi''C1..-. ~. 2tm .., ellN\. ......
--.; CA 92167 . a.id r_-.. am..,
GllM.~--CA ...,,
8iny ..... 2t!m ..,..
GllM.U.-..... CA 9121MJ_
H••••t•r-Lasun• ............ c ... .. ....... -..... ~ lt!)IM?~ ......
....... 96'115..
,... ......... is COft2
dldld .., ...... pelt-,. ,_,
TM ...-.e:s CI09-
e1.....S ID•• 11ct..,.,
... ...., .. tie1itica•
1111-flll ,_.OT --
......... an Qdatw2.
1987. ---8lny Brill
Thi5
2
1 ---illd ... ... ea.n:. an c1 Or-.. ~an Oct. 15.
1987.
File No. F'J58.l30
10.29 11-5 11-12 11·
19 Ol36
The ..... .--a is
doinc busiMss as: RZM
INOUSTRIES.11.B ....
BMl.. N..B.. CA 92661.
Stewen fl_ McColpn.
11.W Blbl9 a.cl. NA.
CA9266l.
This business is con-
duc:llld bJ • ...........
The •ecist»Mt com-
neClld ID llMUd busi-
,.. under the fictitialS
~ ..... risted ...
an 10.15-87.
~ Slllwrt R. McO b 1
n. 11 ·•-llfld -... .. ra.nty an c1
Orarwt C.cu'fy on Oct. 19.
191.D.
Fie No. Fl58579
10/22 10/29 l l/S
11112 (*>5
,..ICml'ICI -----rm an 11•-CME• I 11 .,...,,
a.a... .........
ban intllisccutlar .. ord±r
.. ..,.,.... petitioner to c:twwa ..,._ .... 6'am
Ela o.._ _,En• '* ONn. ll is ..., orde:wl ...
.. .,.... ... 11 tin ...
............... ~II
blb9 trlis c:awt in Dl±is*t·
...... ND. 3 • 700 a.it c.. °"-.... s... Al-. C Sa ..a. art 1 Vl9,
1917 •• ~45 o'dllc* ....... .wet ............
cad9. ii..,..,'-. wltr
Yid 1)19"[#1lar0.19t fJI
name should not be
..... d'
I is..._ ardlled tNl
a C10PJ ol this order ID.._
c..a ... pulllilNd in ......
part MlrtJor ~a,._,
s..-ol ...... c:irQa.
liOn. putalis.hed in tttis
c:aurttr • .... once ..... b ... Q)j ., .. -.ks
prior tD the day al said
t..itc.
Dl3ld OCT 6, 1987.
JAMES L SMITM, Jud9e
~ ... ~Court
1012:210/291115
11/12 oao.
..,.ICllOIU
FCiii .... 11 a
UIEIJA1-1
The ..... l*'ID' cs
dairW tulilleS5 n: BRAYA
El.EGANT ~ 955 •.
l 91h IOUS. C.Qlla Mesa
926:Ll.
~/wcTllft.955W.
19'1t IOllS. Com ~
CA92621.
Th~ business is con-
dudld by .. indiwidulll.
The rtCistrant CDm·
•oaaad to trww:t bust-
,.. Linder ... fiditica•
buliJ -.... listzd ... an-WA.
~~AMT .. llillra an1w._.
_.. ... eo.n, an "' o.w. eou.a, Oft Oct. 19.
1-7. ,_ ..... ~
10/22 10/29 1115
ll/U C-.
--Pun •ns u•=· 10010..-..
N1 J 18191m.CAtllm.
-... L -...r. U.l o..~a-.scn 1 rt ~CA'illat TI"5 ..... II I is COln-
cfudildllf a-......--. .... n. ,., ... a..
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a.1· I ---lil3lld ........... 10..
1917.·
S:Sad: ..... La.-Tllil 1 2 •• _ ...
wilt ... ea.., a.tr cl
0-. eaur., -Oct. 6. . ltl7.
,. ND. F3157423
10J22, 10/29. 1115.
1V12 0815 ,.•c...a
flC3ii I •• nu EA
-111&1 I 2 n. •AJ ........ is
..... ba 1-I II .: TRf.X
ENTDtPlttSES. .Q5 East
17111 St. 5* fi05. Cam ..... -.v,
Jllw Op et TrMsiar\
240 Nice 1110. H ;a1
a....CAt2fi63.
n.is a.us;aes.s is COft·
dumd by• iadWhe'
The ,...;straats com-
116 iad ID lr•aad ........
... under .... ktilica•
bid. 11 IW•W
2lil1±d *-an 10/3/fO. s.-t J±nm 0. TrMlian
Thi5 , 2 ... -tiled -----~~"' ar,... ~ an Od.. 9. 1917_
Fie No. Fl57161
10/lS. 10/22. 10/29,
11/5 0782
This l' , ..... -filed .. .. ec.., a.. al
Or-.. Qanr an Oct. S.
1Jl7.
fie ..... f357ll6
10/lS.10/22.10/29.
1115 0784
&-KITS
'WUCIOllCE
ACHW• » --•m n The la?biiac ...., is
dra.c ta I P Ill: SPfC..
NO AOOf1MG ~L,
TAHTS. INC. 2211 La Linda
Court. fie oort ~ CA
~
Spec..fll>o-.... c.onu.
twits. Inc... A Calib"IU COl-
POl .. l
This business tS con-
duclld bJ a eorpcalllUl
~~ .......
~ Int..: Jabrl M.. Willon.A .... ._
This .. 1 ... -tiled ....... c..., Clartl al
Or-. Ccanr °" Oct. s. 1987,
Fil9 No.. Fl5715 l
10/15. 10122. 10/29.
1115 0787
,. ••t--1•••1. •THE NEM'ORT a111ms
11lil tlllll'•••lllllll -... ..... OluzllJ ~ ,,
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10/15. 10l22. 1Gl29.
1115 01ll
fll-.Cwa
fCISS Ill I 111 --71 3 TM'S ......... -..... •If nr .a: O.lt
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425).A llMi ... , • .,.
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M:8ll9 -.. -....... CA9~
Linda a.. 01• a • 431 • ... -... em.. Oii
lllW.CAt212S.
.._ N. Ow "'°' 4.31
Ba a Al&.. CW. Oii
lllW.CAl2!625.
T1'is bl•i flu i5 can--dwdlld .., ....... ,._,
tllip.. ,,.., ..... cat_ .. '° "] :t ba 1·1111 ........
tM fictitious bus' R 11$ ..... . ._ ..........
an 10-20V. Si9"* llllln
N..O..S •
Thi5 2 2 ~ -lilld .... ea..r ~ fJI
Or-. Counly an Od.. 27 •
1917.
file Nil FJ59467
10/29 ll/S 11112
11/19 0844
flWllCMll'ICE
fCll3.... W
......... 11
ThetnAI -.........
dllilc • Ii 111 K IMllEYA
SAl.£$.2'31542 r...-.. Lis-
..,. Hill. CA t2l63l5.
f . IMltitt .........
23542 Trewi9o. Ueuna
Ml,CA92651. Ew H, ....... 2ll5o&2
T,......_U..-Hilll.CA
~
This busiws is c:on-
duc:l9d by busbend Md ...
The •lllist»ant '*"' nwlCM... ct .....
._ under ... ktiliola
.... 11 ........... ......
Clft 10.1 °'7,
~r-...... a.cr.
Tilil a; www•-811d ..,. ._ CGuntJ an at
Or-. c.aur..., -Not. 2. 1917.
Fie ND. Fl6003I
1115. 11/12. 11119. 11/
26 0822
PAGJ.1:
Ullil lJ a ........ f I •ilild • lhe CIOllldUit .....
.-. ttiuiwclld an Sic' ta 14. 1978. in lb:* 121Ml.
,... t2t. -. inc;ti , ... al ~ Allcord5 al Slid
~· • w.,,___.,_...,CIUi.,, ..... .,
1WU1dld an .._a .., 10. 1978 "' lb:* 1291&. "'9es
1602 and 1063 al Olliica. AecUids al said c:ounty.
PMCE.2:
Alt uncfaaided ~ (l/34th) inllreslaa __...
In .,_.,.., in tt'8 Ire ...... In and to t9w CUllWHOo,
.. al kn 2. l .Id 5 al Ttad 9e9. as I* mtp iled
.. a...Q6. ,...1tD7, ind Ne.aim« • .ou5
fNIPI.. ..... al Aid cauntJ. as such wm i5 deliii6d
in the article • f.wd ""OelnilionS-al lbe Dldai..._, al
C.0.. wlbl. Colditiol111 and Aestt dic»a tedc:Gdlld Acri
21. 1978. in book 1.2644~ ~ 951 al Oflic:ilt lil8cold$ Otl9 ""Dlc:la8tiol(') and 11n1 P4rpenea ...s ~ nwe....,_
PMC(Ll:
E I I ,.. •• such 11 I rea .. ~tllltarth
in ttw artide •died -£1111ea· al lhe Dicta'-.,
UDdlr' ttw w:tian ..... in ad Mlde W'lihid as "*"= ....... .-s Duties. --utilities and Cab6e
Trlr "J°a "• ""Suippart. S W ,_.and &uw:twwc.•
-. ...... £.-and ............... and~?( Pl
A 3 idlld C YI*' Af99 fr I tWll. •
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P\4MtJ.
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Slid Or-. c.aur.r.
DC&f THEREFROM. he e ... .,, and .s ...., .... easemean ......,_. ID all Ccndomftum Uitits
ecepl•C s..t Uni Mo. 44. now or teerAa •••«I to in.,.. Oedaialiou•,. h Oedaa&ir • MteDded.
ALSO EXCEPT THERROlll 100. al 111 rW'G •oil. ps
and Cllltw tw,droc;a1)or1 sAmalClel lfirw undJir or thal ma,beP"""ad.._.._._..,.iwd...._, a •= .... i.-al .. ,... 1D .. pQCllllds ....... and
100.al .S r.m.; bgntee and pralitsaa::n.,.tte•o• ..
pn:Mded,... r-. that GranlDr waMs and~
the rilfC 1D .,_ OI OCCllPr OI to enlllr U0Dn .,, portlan
al .. surt.c:e and 500 ... bebr the surface.~
l91icrly tram .. .n.ce al 5-2 land. b the ~
al driJlirW lor, ~ produc:irw. saonr._ beJllirW OI
olt• •ir4 ha ... °' ~ sud\ oil. 3llS or Cllltw
h)<tlocaban 01 n•• al a.Dstaloces. tor the eupmes al
eecisiz c Glaubs ""115 lherelD,. as :ew; wed in deeds
•ecoadlld..., 11. 19n in ljkJOk 101.29. ~ 6151, Ofticial
Aecordsi, and 1ecoaded OeceaC. 27. 1961, in Boat 5957. p._ 665. Offical Aau els.
The .... address and other conv1Di dtsi;J ... 1., if
anf, al the ... SWllP't) described .,.. IS purported
tobe:
l02 ... ecaod S'ltnlet. Ne port 8eK:h. Ca. 92660
The~ Tnaa.e disc:Uims.,, 1i11bi1i1J lor sg
il1C011 edJW al .. meet addles and Cllltw QJilftlDll
•S l°S ...... ii_,,, stlDM\ herein. s. .... be .... tD r-1 the ot'a 2 *1$ w:and
bJ said Deed al Tl'UI( ~ II COI15.. .._ and
e;pa I ol TNlltle and alb trust a I iS bf said o.d
al TNIL.S _......., undlrltle "'1n5al said o.d
al TNil ..-. '-nal a-. nipmid a.Id lhe UllJllJid
t '1 Cllof ._ natt(~ w:a.nd a,, ssid o.rld ol TNJI ...
....... ,,, .. .._al...,peM-r 1o1.-...-..
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w:and br .. ._ .... lied Onia1 al Tn.st. inc;ti ...
izllJ Jl aid .. I I HiUtll) f rt 1 ClllJ1s. 9C I
andlllt a C9',ilsas.IU67. n. haw1 undJr ws Deed a1 TIWll 1w a o a
IC 111 ... dJli &rid ID ......... a --
o.cia t tol OJllnn.a ... D wlll far SJls ... a ..-a
Naik:. al OJllnn.a -Pa. " w.. Tiie ew' .. . cmllJid ........ ftl Diii&..-.... fl 11 ..... ti .. •• .,.. ... c...u.,,.._. .. ,.. .. , 1 ••"' a c ... _. ___ ....... Pc 1tllirnm.-::ll ..........
Dr1rld 10/26IS7
ll/5.1V12. 1Vl9. •11e1. TmlY&'SllLl F-Ml77
On NG 1W 19. 1917 a 1 UlO &JI\. Ftnt Mwica\
f-. ........ 0: SW'f, a C if WWW CDj)Oi ..... •
TNF1se. 01 Suc:c • T IUlll9 01 s+t '! ect TNCJll. al
ttllJll C1111i1t o.rld al TNlt 1 1 c1Md bJ SH.""'°" LYNN
JOl~a 1a1ied---.•lw .. andHS•• -~ ............ ~1.lW• ..........
86 094154. o1 Official Alcorm o1 Or-. County. c (' ................... a.tllin Molic:aaf Olla.a
.......... MC dnrot Jf4 2', 1917 a...,.._.. Nil.
17.42'Jot07, ol ~ ..... ds ol said ecu.r. will undlr
and ........ • lilid o.rld d TNlt 111 ll pubic aucDion tar CIJll. ..... ....., ,,, .. Unilid Sl;ms al An•ica.
a castiefs cf-* Pl>A*I to said TNl1ril damn an •
st-.01 a·:w•-*.ac:t.actr...br•l1lltt11_...
c:Ndil~t11adieck*-'br•lllltar...,..:111 · SI
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5102al .. Fiae c4'r...and .. uirnd•do•bt~--
in .................... " Fir'lll ,..,icm. r-.
........ CJUlllS'WF4j lacll1rd ll 114 bit Rib sn.a. in .. dtr ol Sa'lla ... c • mil .. .., ,..... .. and ...... co:--tD and,.. hJld.., il ~ ssid o.rld
al TNFl in .. PftJIW1J 1> , iS in said Countr and Slim
daut..t.:
Lot 8 fll T....ct Nil. 3161. •.,._,mt a C111P tW:X#CMd
in bail* Ul • ...-ll.39.«>.41 and42al?fl I .... ....._ ...... o1ar._c...a,.c a••
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Pfapel1J is pill"PCll1rld " bE 1816 ..............
N Si IWt ~ CaSwttia t2fi60.
Slid-. wil be.,.._.... co..C • wvaq,
..... wt11••cf1i•IDtila.11:11 . IOI~
cestD..., .. Ul'5IJlill' , cedil'9Cll'l .. ,..•na1Js
w::wed ti, aid °'*9 al TNIO. tD wit: $1&9.219_.. piU
tN ..... 0 81 f CDJ11..... ... :rd hl!Cm
... -.o1 ....... .-M:IOIM altlli5 Nalimal Siii:
$2Ji69.68 .... ...... ,. -
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,_1&1 -... Ult. II' .U • -aT A ... caa.•.,-•~•1111 SMTUm •nm••: 111 ..,..., --. _,
••UClmUICIA ........ IMTED: Qi I 'I 21.197 fmT ,,....,,... mu INSUMNCE a.rNn. a
C1tt12 m CJUDm 18 1 • P.a Siild. At.Muirld Ollics.
(11IUS1tFS NM1E OR On4ER PERSQft CONOUC11NG
SAU). 114 Ult,. SlnTI. s.u Ma. OM#•• gz101.
(114)-5M-.Jlll.
:10/2' 1115 lVl.2 <m7
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EJ Toro. CA t2630 •
TOTM. CM[. INC.. a Clli-
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Git OcL a Ull7. s...t TOTAL CME,. K...
8y.JMw T. ~s.cr.
tary
Tm .. 8 ... -tiled 1ll'1h ._a..., an a1
Or.,.. eoune, an OcL 28.
1917.
File. F359645
llJ'S. 1V12. 11/19, 11/
26 0858
fltifj .... 511 • .._m:r •t The•• zc pa sons are
-. bulliNa a: [)iwni..
fied Mee••• a ••• Semces. 22831 LaiLe
Fcnst Onie. 5'* 102.. El
Taro. CA 92630
Oanr6d A. s.... 23331
Caftni1o MarciM.. LleJna
Hills. CA 92653.
Frech J .IC.odana. 16713
Ba:da'~~
Yaller. CA 9'2708
This Business •s con-
duc*9d br~
Se1ed. OorulCI A. Sanada
ThG -·-· --fited Wlttt the Ccully Ocrts ot
Or-. 0...., on OcL 13.
l~
Filic Ho. FJl580M
11/,, U /12. H /19 11/
26 0859
C..Jl:MI
HtiiilOUi ••• •
... ITAJBmll
The fcAwc S-:0'5 are cbns business as· een..
tury/P'aracDn Pnnttnc.
23635 EJ Taro ao.s, SA*
~ 1. El Taro. CA 92630..
.,... Dlnwlia, 236315
El Taro "1. El Taro. CA
92630
Tllwn o...-. 236315
B Taro Ad., EJ Taro. CA
92630.
The 0-. Graup. a ca-
lamia caapuvali&a\ 200 L
Sr -Cllinle. Sua 610.
S... Alta, CA 9Z7f11.
TlMs a.us· • ss is con-
cM:tsd bf a iailll ....._ n.. •llli:atJ• c:oat--
•WiCIFd • •..:1 .... ,.. ..., .... ldiilio:a
~-.... ....
CID 0cL l. ltS7.
~ ..... Otwwwwia
se-t; n. a-. Graup.
BJ;LF.a..,fll:..-.i& Tllis 13 •• _.,
• I
The •• -....... is
doina ~ as:· EU-GANT fY .. 2i6+t8 ....._.
PlrwJ. 1...apma Hms. CA
92fil53
MatpretN Chase.
16762 Robert Ln. Hunt.
8-c:t\. CA 92647.
This Business ~ con·
duded bf an indijwicteat
The recistrant com-
nwced ID lrawt busi-
ness wlds die fic:IJtiolrs
bu5iness name iSllld abolle
on 10/10187
Si9"9d: ........ a-
Thi5 11 2 ..... -filed
with the County Clertl ot
C>r-. Courcy on Oct. 15
1987
Fite No F3S8337
1115. 11112. 11/19. 11/
26 0861
~mta
FICllllOUI au• U
.._STIR IR
The ~ C*'D'I tS
do n1 bu~nes.s u Off
CENTER 2101 leeward
une. NcaPOrt &each.
926(j()
Llune o.1ene ~.
2101 Lu d Lw. Ne.-
port Bead\. 92660.
Tbts business as con-
ducllld bJ., -~ The recKtrant com-
meic:.cl • •w tJu5I.. ness &.B.ter the fictitious .,.., -iltsd...,.
an 10-26-87. s..t l&rie Dam.,
Tbis I I WI& -fil9cl ..... ~a.tial
Or-. c.aunar Cll'I ..... 2. 1917. Alit. fl600ll
HI'S. 1U12. lUl.9. lV
26 0940
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Al9 F. a.u.nra. 15J5 ._.,.,._a. •
Ca.
11tG busineu is con-
duclld .,, ............ .
ship.
The '*listratt '*"'" ••C*I tD traact buJi-.
nea under h • liM • ....__fstJd ......
on~l.Ull7.
se-t -'WW1 ... ?.-. c:en
This d I w•w a.t
tf'llt'I 1he CounlJ ~ ol
Or-. ~ an Now. 2.
19187.
Fie No. F360Ql9
11/5. 11112. 1Vl9, lU
26 Olill
... IC.llCll
FCht ... • t IW IUIEST_&fWf
Tbetalluwiiw pa .....
-. DU 11 -.: A-ll[D
HEALTI-f CARE CENTER.
9210 Kate Awe.. kta-
hsn. CA 92*>4
TornR ~241C...
SL. New port Beach, Ca .
92663
Jiirfwome w. Huumr. 92l3
Yan Aullien. 0 I Y e: Ca_
90706
~ bus.ness ts con·
duded bf~
-The rec~ c:om-
n •ced to tranad busi-
ness undlef' the fic:tltiou$
business name istBd ~
on 9-82..
Si9wct Tom R. Bruan
This stosltltWC w filed
Wllh .,.. County an a1
Or-. County on Now. 2.
1987 .
File No. Fl600l3
1V4. 11112. 1Vl9. 111
26 C8!iO
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fo .... lllrrCa&wa
l£.VllllllX-il saY c
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baic Bl .... ea.al tD
Ill .. 'a'c '• r SE Ill
4111 lkft. si. J. • a • 8radt U60 ... •41· ~
5* .. & --(11\,e. Ell
fll) fc: I
llJ'S 0857
C ,, , ....... C a _,._.EUXI llM OU
.... .... aL-llECGI ...... a 2' a SS I ... ...
f/111 ° -=· ... 1117. ... ..... ... 211 11 Oa1iJr ,,.,..."' nn a
L c..to and due._..__ ....................................... 1~
2. In 2 =• w:adia. (MatlJI .... $7.469) ...................... 7 ~164
3. Non isl 1 t I& w:urilim5 .•.....•••.........••..•.........•.•..•.• 519'
4. ,,...._ wrrw• w:urilies ........................................ none
5. FedTrail Uids 9*' mnd teanles putd 111 j under
·---tD .... lft 4: I •. : diem .......................... -2..550
6. a. U..., TClllll ( ........ wwwnJd irnn I cwl 115..329
b.. lass: M 1C1t tar ~ ?h kml ..__ ................. .2.148
c. u.... nil .................................................. 113.181
7 &tr* .... • f ~-& E. Ile.. (mdudirW $none c:aipilal ... ) •••. -•• 17..621
&. R1irJ1 er8allit a.Nd Cllhs ttw1 --Pf• I ....................... 6..780 9. la 1 ..... ""' ., 2 , ...... ..
al!ld • I d CUA$ niw • . • • • • • ................................ ....
10. c-.a..n 1iJt1i1r ID tis ._. C9' a cecauces CdiiD die ........ nam
11 oe..w111sr~s.a.aacit*lt> ....................... l.al
12. TOTAL ASS£TS C... al-. 1 ttw 11) . . . . . . • • . . . •.•• 166..111
LllmlTlll
11 a. TOTALOOOSI .... ~-..rr~s •UX•STlC OFAaS ...... .
(1) Talll fl 1 1JJ ; t1 . .. . .. . .. ... .
(2) Ta11Uil• mnd •¥!SS !Jl;I sh ...... ..
b.. TOTA&. DEPOSITS .. RmJGN Offa:s ... .
c. TOTAL DEPOSITS .. 001IES1lC N#/0 fOAOGtil
.. .. 14L12.8
. 35.115
10&.613 ...............
OfRCES (Sim al .... 13s & b} • 2............ . ............. 141.12.8
14 f.edTral 9'..ss purct iS ... ...._ -*S ur1dl!r
•w=n •~in t a ~ ciac. .................... 2.100
15. a.-w 12 lor boi•owd .....,, indudifw
na11 t ' ._ ol US. TWJ ..................................... 628
16.. 111aft1191 ilcM**1t •• fsdudirc $none Clllllll IJillle5) .•.••••••.••• l.6«>
17 .. E ..... I I ,.., br OI tor accaun8 al .. bell*
..ctoutltat ..................................................... ....
1&. °"* ilblilies ...............................................••. 2. 49'
19 TOTAL UA8IJT1ES (_.. .......... 18 1
r.:llJsand~ ..•..•...•.•••...•.•......•......••..••. 150.590
20, 5111 C 101 dnatJs..S~ .............................. 1.57'5 •tr I I Ill I I llQWn 2 L f\ Jfa Fiiid 9IDc* .............. .
a. Na. ....._outmudilc
22. Cc ==•-* .............. .
-......... iwS 2S.oao..ooo .__...._,.,_.,..,. ~ Amaan3,l62
n. ~ .................................................. .l..SJC)
24 lOTM. ~CAPITAL (Sillft f/I .._ 21. 22 & 23) •.••••.. 6,.192
25. A 1 . l9d w • .................. ·'· .......................... 7;161
26. Al ·•=••c:iesand--~ ill I ¥8 ................ ,..,.
V . TOTM. ~ £QUITf ,.,.., .... 24. 2S & 26) ••.••• 13.953
21. TOTAL UA8IJT1ES AMO SWJmQ.DOlS EQUITY
,.,., SHM£HOUJOt$ £QUl1Y <--al ..... 19. 20 & 27) ••••.•. 166.111
Sltaudbt IA9lrl at c.d ..................................... 2.014
TN .......... ...u> L ~ N.SMl€NT mnd MCHMD P •
RfTTOl EX£WTM v '· a1... • ·-• • --. .ctt dTida-. wt r .,.. ............. ...-.,...,...,.... .. a Qa al .. • n scallriad
.... ~_., ......... w:tl 33 _ .... ..,...--.r..
al .. I •1l•llUl:stt11FllllrM ......... ~.ca?S uMa-
J 1:: :r::i:-::.i;;~ 1=.-.."::'~0L c • ... ~
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••
I
. _: .. I o.ac..s .......... .-.. I• 71' I sMC Rooms All
ll''D&....:E
Afitiqjim ............. ..
A14al1 c• ........... 806 CLASSIFIED -llYDEX
lit ll>t'k ........ : ••.. 125
Birds •........•..•..• 826
IULESTATE
ttaeets ...•.•....•.... 416
lnduslrial . . . . • . . • 5C)6
.... .u .. ~ Pluperty •••••• 509
t.alle Shore P,CJl)erty 515
ANNOUNCBIBnS
~--········200 8eluly Aids ..•....... 213
Card of Thanks ....... 201
Oen 181 y lats ........ 201
flarists ............... 207
funenl Din:cDy ..... 205
Funeral Services ...... 206
Hellh Aids .......... 214
lepl NntMces ......... 212
loW ---Qlbs de 209 EllPl.OYllENT
Nurseries ............ 815
last & fcJund .....•... 210
PerSOillts ............ 211
"'ICies ............. 300
Opportunities ..... : ... 305
,_ ................ 3"1
,,. eel .......... ,.,
--· .............. 814 9.N is" 11 iiil .... .811
ILilll 111 £qUiprnjlil 818
~--······•13 furilitun! ............. IDO
fumilure W.md ....• ID5
~Siies ••.•••••• 105
'a • ) .............. 812
'Strine Supply$ ••••.•• 906
Mile.. tar Sllle ....•..•• 809
Mile. W.md .......•. 810 •-..Instrument ... 111
Olice £quipnalt ..... av
,_ & 5''ft 5 Tl ....... 823 Scu•c Equipmmt ••• 119
Ao !\Wf ••••.• -••••.•. 511
~ furnished ....•.. 407
Aiits. Unfurnished .•.. 408
--to be MIM!d ...• 816
8uslne5.s Property •••• 500
Business Re11tats ..... 421
COndos tor Rent ...... 409
Condos b 5* ....... 507 Coi••••ciat P,ope11y 505
Desert Plopety •....•. 513
f .-ms & Ranches ..... 512
Gar I s for Rent ...... 400
Houses tor 5* ....... SC.
Houses tar Rent/furn ~
Houses tor Renl
/lJnfurn .•........••. 406
Lats tor 5* .......... 510
IWMleHomes ........ 917
Mmta • & TO .•••••• fAJ7
~ ···•······· .... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422
Office~ •.•...•.. 420
Out of St.-...,., ..... 514
Ae11 E5t* W•Dd ... 518
Retats to Slm"e •..... 412
... Emeeb~ ... 517
... E5t* Lmns ..... (,()0
Aoorns for Renl •...... 410
RESORT flOPERI Y SUVICES
For 5* .............. 4ld
Rental •...•..•...... 417
SctlOOls •. 5 •••• 2 •••••• 6Cm
1SillllimW.mt ..... lOI
Directory of
Business Services t . . . " *
IETM. llPW ZWJlr'J
Al•ITANT
Tll.EPHONE WORK
fAOll t«JME NO SD.-
UNG. 5 AWf SEI ltRS NfflVD ..,,,_ ......
SOCW. rTDI & STA-TIONMY RAJ. TIME & PM1 TIME £XCE I ENT
WORtONG DMRON-
M£NT WIU. TRAIM.
r.Al..L rauce9tel 863-
1200
SHIP'S CARPENTER.
CA81N£T MAKER. TO
TRADE SERVICE FOR ACCOMMOOA TION .
MATURE EXC REF
HERO. c.All O.EC. 733-
8902
CHILD CARE UCENSm.
Pre-School EtMronment.
M-F 7-5:30. 15mo+ 549-
2.870
SUPERB EDUCATION
CARE
GUIDANCE N:;E. 3-6..
S£T YOUR MINO AT
EASE WONOERF~L
RESULTS. RU <HOME GROWN) O£BRA 646-
2387
"°'*'''KB& MAI• SMBla
Has imme1i * opalil-es f{r LNe tn/~ House-
keepers.. Exp_ ptefened.
Spanish Ok. All Jobs 1~ Free.
(714) 951~110
UCEHSEO AHO OONOEO __ _
El£CTRtelAN
Will TRAD£ Bf Forotte SeMces Of Goods Of ?
675-1494
MASTERCARD/VISA!
REGARDLESS Of
CREDfT HISTORY. ALSO,
NEW CREDfT CARO. NO
ONE REFUSED. FOR
INFO. CAll l -3lf>.733-
6062 EXT M 2033
R£CEPT10NlST
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T,. .. I( NG ON THE
~~£' DOING A VAR·
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T;.. E R POfHRAITS'
Ov At. TV ~OTO
GRAPHV ST .;0•0 15
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CHqtSTJAA.S. PART r 'IE
AJ::ER CAll DAWSQ>. &
ASSOC EWPORT
BEACH 833-7816
ASSOIBlE Predicts •
hOme. (You l lcM! It.) ExceOent~ for ... ~ -8003, &t
8348
FREE CONSUMER SER·
VICE. CAU. fOA NAMES
OF COMPETENT TRA-
OESPEOPt..E. FROM PLUMflNG to SEaJR.
flY SYSTEMS.
HOME IMPROVEMENT
REFERRAlS
631-7200
HANDYMAN
DECKS & PATIO COVERS
~UTY WORK 546-
FREE CONSUMER SER-
VICE CAU FOR NAMES
Of COMPET£NT TRA-
DESPEOPtL . FROM
APPLIANCE REPAIR TO TOT Al REPAIRS. HOM£
IMPR<WEMENT REfER.
RAlS 631-7200
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maint. setv. Weekly/
mcnh/1 time. Fn!e est. 241-\6t0 ..... T_..
PIANO TUNING PRO-
FESSIONAL SINCE 1~
GM New Lile ID -~ ...... (714)55213404
.......... &
111 re
~ns clured from
$12.00 Ptumbma..
Repairs lie. 24hrs free
est Tam 722-9116 .. ,.,....
W£ GALS SHOULD
HANG TOGETHER.
INSTALL & A0t0V£
WALLPAPER. ADVICE
FOR THE CRAZY 633-
7172 AHmME
UM amsnMS SSS fMl.Y AJeA CHAW
NEEDS FAST. RESPONSIBLE.
CAREER MINDED PEOPl£ TO WORK
•MDC•t;s, DAYS Mm DB•I ..
GAEA T RlR SENtORS & HOUSEWIVES
All SHIFTS AVAll.ABlE!
LETS HD.P Gift WJllGE COUNTY
caEAT Q.S.C.
-CALL TOOAY-
ASK FOR GEORGE ASK FOR BIU
951-9836 763-9977
23742 Roe ekt
LAnR>REST
El Toro Rd. (S.0 fwy.)
El TCJ90
Security Guards
lllllEDIATE OPPORIUIJTID
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SHIELD SECUUIY. INC.
..... II •• ..
CASHIERS CONVENIENCE STORE
CASMERS. ~hir. casbiers far al shies.. ~ time/pt time posi-
tions a 7 He Statitc
Pilf _$4..00 tr~ ~ . 30/120 day review.
nc I I! It adwiMIC8nellt
oppt. '"111 • fobN•
b "*•as: •19971 e-:ta Bhd HA
e590 C.tlitlO De Estreea s.n a. ••• r.A
•751 ... QJID Mesa
•2021 Newport 8tvd
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RETAIL
ASST MANAGER
Doubleday ~
Shops. Inc_ the ddest
md mast .......
hadkshap chlir\ has
-inimeti• "'**• tar -Assisi•• ..... ... at The fashion
lstmd .... in tr peat
8-ch.
The qualified andi-
dle musthMeat lelast
1 ,.. ,... book ... ina experience; wiU
assist ti& • in dail1
shop operations.
~ as-""8 &
dosirw. ~ std
supeMSian. and cus-
tomer senw::e..
DOUBLEDAY
BOOKSHOPS
lllJMGER We...., -imme-dilftle opaq as an
Assistant Manacer.
Requ i rements
indude 2 JelB full
time work expe-
rience and some
supervisory ape-
~ience (retail pre.
terred). °' a coll •
---We ofter.
eCarnpetilMe Salary
elbnl Bel aefits
efltomotion ()pptys.
•Trainina for
Actw.K:elnellt
c.n "' ~ .,, per-son tr:x
A22.
FASHION
ISLU.D
(714) 644-1126
•SECURflY• •OfRCOS• •NFf'DfD• $4-$5/HOUR
• No expaienoe ,. .. ., .
• ln111•:i1l1
• ~ pmt-time.
• Mstliftse 1 1t*
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SDMCES
(714) 633-1952
(•l}'tiine)
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PLUS BONUSES.. ~
0130"' 770-1366
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SALES.
AVERAGE $700 PER WEEK "'COMMISSION RlR THE N;gESSN£
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PBlPl£ Wt«> WANT TO
MAKE lOlS OF MONEY.
MUST HAYE PUBUC AD..TIONS. NID BEP£0.
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llWCEIS. flli. & P.T. ft8.3B731J7
ICIODIE WONDER flAODUCTS INC.
......
Wt I.
SA& ES & MARK£TtMG MANAGER ltfl OCAT-ING IN ORANGE COUNTY SEBCING EMP.
15 YRS+ DP IN S&I FS
CAl1. DO( 8154-3171
ASSSTANCE .. Dal-lENCE. PF rT IS l'OtM
0£StR£ TO HAYE A
ll£TICULOUS HOME
DMRONllENT. A HEAi.THY BODY
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MI> TO LEM£1HECMY TO MY £8IMJS IN
1HE HMDSOf teGHLY nm lNDMO.
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WALK TO BEACH. AGENT 673-J&Q. 995()
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PRESTIGIOUS
CQRONA DEL MAR
PROFESSIONAL SPACE
& APARTMENT SPACE
• PROFESSIONAL SUITE.
APPROX I MA TEL Y 1200 sq. feet
• PROFESSIONAL SUITE
APPROXIMATELY 900 sq. feet
• PROFESSIONAL SUITE
APPROXIMATELY 650 SQ. feet
• RETAIUOFFICE SPACE
1250 sq feet
• STUDIOAPT
• EXCELLENT LOCATION
• CALL EAGLET PROPERTIES
71~1S-3605
Crh ..
4171111rt• '* ....
~ ae.:ti 2 bed, 2 be oafldo or 1
bed, 1 bllllh. Ocean ...
fuly bn & equip. Ten-
nis/pooVbeach. Bro-
chure 854-0909.
Hilton Head ISland
Resort South C.aila 2
bedn:on, 2 blth. Gal.
tennis. 300 yards to
beach. $47S weekly.
837-6314 eoaacs
421 .. 1· Ill .. ,.
FOR LEASE 1700 sq. fl
on PLACENTIA. FOR
LIGHT MANUFACTUR· ING OR STORAGE. 646-
4696 soo a •. 111 ,.....,
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BOTH WORLDS
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NOW. FOR LISTING
CAU. 1-315-733-6062
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$240.00 761-9326
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Student Life
Football, music and
po-go ball c0nih1g up
The ~DCWDCSS" of school is
ma-. and on&% again the CdM
Sea Unp arc settling back to
the grind. The weather' is p ing
colder. Freshmen arcn"t as
excited about being •in high
school• anymore. and scuion
traablr as they begin to fill out
colleF applications.
Both the girls• volkyball aad
tam.is tcann are ranked KCODd
in ClF and so is boys" wata
polo. Newport Harbor claal-
ieagics Cd M for The Bdl. aqwcs-
eating the city football dwn-
piombip. on Nov. 13. HCR are
just a few more upcoming CYeDts
in November.
Nov. 6: Varsity Football home
vs.. Saddleback al Davidsoo-7:30
p.m,
'Nov. 7: SAT..S un..
Nov. 9: Vcteraas Day holiday.
Nov. 12: Sopla Football al
Newport HarbcK-3 p.m, Frosh
Football al Newport Harbor-S
p.m. Po-p Ball CODICii al hmcb
ill the Quad.
Nov. 13: Fant Quart.a ends.
Vanity Football home vs. New-
port Harbor al OCC.7:30 p.m..
hp Rally. Cob Day (wear-blue
to show your Sea King spirit).
Nov. 14: Madrigal idieat.
Nov. 16: Trash can paiariag
COlll.Csl. Cha-up week
Nov. 18: Fall mmicconcc:rtal
Newport HarbcK-7:lO p.m.
Lellen •..
a 'l•Jllll
~ Tiie On F Comity Bar
A.aociatioa aacl the county
.,.. •• • ated fm lldp to
raohe a 'rspteectiaa problem
with tile Gcaeral Services
Adwi 2 'Ullioa OlfCr COBltnlet-
.. a nu··e • ?ali• to..._
a local o8ice fortlle U.S. Diltrict ,,,,
Mad •••
7 'llllil_.I
al die CMdlr reKhed tbe ps-
fillecl ltallooa, the ltallooa
exploded with • load pop ad
• spray "'1"ltCI' YapOI'. danoe-stnlliaa tJm hJdrOFD ad OKJ-
p ,. od1ice Wllta'.
Studeats tlloagbt the fog
effect produced in the c:arboa
dioxide cxpcrimc11t "looted
rad. .. and the erupting volcano
with magnesium metal cxperi-
mmt drew~ •oob•s ..
from than.. too.
HaDowcea pa Jim Canary
the opportunity to demomtme
some adn• 1:d cbe.micaJ cs.per-
Dory ••.
a 'l•flll 1
decided to stay OD shore. The
boat .. clri¥Cn oat time miles
to the sea wlaa'c Mart.a •J did
bis fishing ad bis asbes ad the
Oowas were pat to 1ea.
M.arbc:aay was bona to a fisb-
ing family. Marbcny~ (atber.
the late Carl Maabcuy Sr-. bM
Court ia Ssate A-.. Att. a,_ .,..; ....... ..., --n •
froat. plaaa wen faUllJ
approwd .... J• HJ f• -
liclditi-el Dilltlict Wll ia Sn u
Ana.
6) Mr. Dnwmqer .. .WC
to ware S20 mil6oa ia falcnl
•.,,afad .. IBODia to fias..,,
tJ.e caaap o1 die MdAll .-c
lite ia Fallatoa. Aad ubl die
McColl lite problem is CGm*
pJetdy ~ .. I now t.e11
comi-r to prm •MM for a
immtt to bis hip Kllool --
.... in. ncty. (ma wttiDa
C••vy. who llal ....... at
Corona cld Mar lliab Sdaool for
apt ,an w1 Ill Dnia Middle
School for die ptewiom a_..
years. pmsues cwry aWCllDt to
encountF Iris ltVdc • .,,. illlaat
and aaderst•ndina In 1916-87,
be was the ra:ipieat of a Teacher
Grant from the Newport-Mesa
Schools Foaadatioa whicll
awanlcd llim SI .ooo to pun+ r
a spectrophotometer for the
chemistry dcparment. Tlait
~imanunmtana
lyza cbemicaJs ~ OD the
also bc:m a member of the Dory
Fleet, die poap a1 iwpcnm ..
fisllamaa who llaft .........
Ill the Newpoit Pia' mce 1191.
Manary\ • ,_ • ..,., ...
fa ffirr f8CC aCMllld die Oa:t
bme ...... bowa to all -
-0.W.J ... Sile died last ye..-.
Sarnriaa Uart.cny arc laia
liallt dleJ aillortt. •c Ir tk
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ScMal .. .we ao •c±e •
iut1119eat witla a Tat. of
ss•fcwtlae ..... Foe .... • a
nil -a. c-P'J ..,,.. d to
the F...t•inll for a 1917-11
Tadlcr Grant of Sl.000 to
pmdlMe two Pia llldaS. analyt-
ical clll•¥:N iwae w 'lfl
Taa Canmy ii DO Mad Sciad-
ist. .... he11 play .... role ad
.., odla thlll ~ ...... stu-
dads to apprcdlllc and anda-
ltaad clar••isby.
mo«hcr ud aadr., Loaia, of
Nc:wpwt •ar:1a.
Mel Bae• mis aclclly IW' rr-_..., t.. .._..11 d a
life.
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family,... .... -a.el?id.. -i ..
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tllcy~..-.•o at•
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Hobie Denny of Grubb and Ellis
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~ Malter bedroom with siailag .. peus
ei••olw 2nd BR. Fonnel dining •• « FA opion.
· Oftlrs exc 1la It localion tor business ~
• ... • 90Ci9I 8dMty. c.I tor more mpecific ~-.. Slllr1 &D1
-·· -·· •l ~ ma. eozr-. room.., •..-ce. ..... dilaing room
wiltt • .,_. Lola of .... bric*. Two BR. 1 ~
pool Frwnch doors. hardwood 1oors. ~.-ling vines.
llck9J Rowe Md Tony Shaw
,, I ·---11"111 L« 'don .. GI ... _.. drt'llbla •nll in
•• 1 • 11119 .... 3llA Cl--._. kwded .. c:e.r..... ''I I ...... ,IEitill ... &Ira ....
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s;rlr m FcillhlJ 111' lid IMida mid out .... root
LOTS
~··•-a••u a 1 11w1a.. 1w111 ,,..U-_.•
~ amc>mized 38R. 2W. home With unob-
*ucted ... Gaaed courtyard entry with fountain.
v8ul'9d c1if tp. fllblJlous built-rn library. ceutJal air
conditiot ling and security sysaem. Sleps to pool and
'8nnis. W• nde lor smaller home. Belle Partch
MttlllTMRIU,_LmllU 1•1111
Your ~ boat dock for up to 50' boat an front oC
this 38A. condomtnium with great bay views. Two
patios. subl pattung tor 2 cars. Security budding. Joan
Lewis
... llJ-ft •• aw 111
ln"9ll in the sancts oC Newpott Beach. Vacant lot suit.,.. lor multiple r9Sidel'lce dewek>pment. Located
on the boerdwalk with wide open white water view
~ •ibml regattas in the lor•ound and beautiful
C.atail• in .. ~ Hobe Denny
PRElllER RESIDENCE
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.... ~· ......... ct.lee '° buid your .....
home ..er lrOftl .. • 1111 ol city. OU lltodril99 ..
.,... P8Cilic Oc IWL This is ....... J1tie
.--11 lol on Oc 11r Elvd. in ._ wor....., •Mtge
ol Corona dal Mar. Tony Stww ......
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Be 1 lllifl'9 0... "*'•""°"" ' BR. 3BA. lmpr111·we emy. ~ c:alhedr• c1'·ngs. expeuswe lom•
living. dining rooms. Cozy ~ --9djac•ll '° kik::hen. Pm• com9 kK noo. Danny Bibb Of 5'1118
StW. ..... .. -··· nv. BR. family room home. Gated bridl courty.-d .-y ~ poo1. ..,. and custom a.ao. v~
b 1-Id C 11ings. lMge tonnm dilling room and family
rOOM wiltl lrep&ace and bw . .....,, QIRJrn ......
Biiie Pattdl
.._......,.. 11,111 Ill J.,1.1
Decou 1 It in ligttl,.,... decorfllmUing lgfll .....
loon Md F1•9Ch doan.. n.. .. 4 ~
.,.. .... 48A. Md ltlllliy ~ plus ... roe.a.
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w.lk to .. ~ bey Of Lido. Highty di ....
lociic>n in the heafJ o1 aa ti e1 a ~ Six unils
with planned owners unit Extra latge gounnet
k*'-as. grand living rooms and..,. de Wiiiiy roont
· fir9places.. Other futures anctude privacy.
secunty. coYer-ed parking for a lt units_ Gerry
Acn•g
NEWPORT
BYCHERYLST&H-.ING CG ,_,for eis1it ,_.. w1
Blrnctina Nim"• uny willa · Dlllala fm ..._ neir' ,_.,_
two dyumic pcnCl"IP'iries ii tM lllip •ti U JW'I •• nCD
real Cit* tam Ol s.eoy Slaipley _,,e_, c ..ad it.-dllil
l>Uolt apleieed. •1 ...W IW •• Giit to •a~ a 'cti
tirilta a MJG for w ol ._ · • .. m •" illid f 1no. liil«i • aiid ftce wra. ...... ,, .. al ,, 4 ... odler.
wcllllda:•.a .. r ,, .. _. • .....,._. ... w .. toW
and Joyce Dabolt of GeOrte ..,.
EtWCnmpuy. -We~oo-i.imloCM'.,., aad t•at we wOl'ted weU die riallJ p1op:IJ for tMir
... • :11 ''· wida ... ..:... --... too 'mr. .....,.
Shipley ha worked with the with each other OD liltinp. .. She ~ tb8t tbe pm1Den1aip to w tlmt die aaow c:IM:1 in
an efti.-ir111 and prompt........,.
(714) 751-5000
ATTENTION PILOTS!-
A 3500 foot lighted private airStrip is available to all property owners of
this fantastic Lake Riverside Estates. There are 2 pareelstotalina 5 acres
with a 4500 sq. ~-custom home that is located on a dramatic hill top
over1ooking a 360 degree view of mountains arid desert This custom
home is beyond all com9!1re. For more information regardina this
outstanding property call 751-5000. ,,
MESA VERDE
This beautiful bigggg 2 story home will be well worth your visit A
dramatic fireplace setting and lovely family room, kitchen enhance this
home. There are 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, with one bedroom and bath
downstairs. Great family and entertainment home. Priced at only
$192,000. Call 751-5000.
AFFORDABLE GIANT
How would you like to have the lowest heating bill on the block. .. you
can because this 2 story. 5 bedroom, 3 bath home features solar space
and water heating. Enjoy year 'round comfort courtesy of the sun. The
attached 30 sq. fl covered patio is perfect for outdoor entertainitlJ-
Oon't let this fantastic home for the money pass you by. Asking price 1s
only $169,000. Call 751-5000.
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT DUPLEX
A fantastic duplex like tfiis one is hard to come ,!t Both units have 3
bedrooms and 2 baths, freshly ~i_nted and rbished. Plenty of
parking available. Priced at $535,000. Call 751-5000.
ALMOST PERFECT
This home is in A-1 condition and completely redecorated with new
window drapes and mini blinds. The kitchen and bath have been
remodeled for you. The outside is beautifully manicured with fruit bees
and rose bushes. It's easy to own this lovely home, priced at $164,500.
Call 751-5000.
YOU CAN'T BEAT ITI
This could be a year 'round vacation home )Q.t won't want to lehe.
Located in the clean air city of Hemet where you can •lk to everythi111-
This 2 bed~ 1 ~beth home is excellent for the retired couple and ifs
priced right . . Only $69,900. Cilt tDday 751-5000.
NEWPORT BEACH INCOME PROPERTY
Great imrestaaient opportunity. This seaside triplex is 11eatfor sunkMn
and always rented. A small fix up inwst111f!flt will leaid to hilher rent
schedules. Newport is scarce, buy now for only $305,000. Call
751-5000.
RIGHT NEIGHBORS-RIGHT VALUE
The perfect starter home. With a little paint and polish this 2 bedtoom
home can be a charmer. located in a privMe pied community and
priced to sell at $81,000. There's no betterw.ytD brilt•ten your fUbn. See it today! Call 751-5000.
OFFICE SPACE $.59 FOOT
New Mesa Verde professional office suites availabll! from 550 square
feet Favorable lease provisions and an itlboductory!81e d$.59 perfOOt,
making this a very atbactia onen.-... Call 751-5000.
FREE REAL ESl9ATE TRAINING ,
There is • very bil difftnla in flill 1 tlltl camplfties. ff JO&J are
ttlil*il• *Ma new can 1r0t .. will 11llYlliild JOii owe itlDjolftelf
tb find aut tillei.ltthe Illa r ~-Siii..., •Ir I 1 To·find out mcndlll ,_ 8t 751.slOO. ,,
-oilr'di ··-·•pin.two re8llGri for tbe price of oac. •
9llded Shipley ... Joyce wl I
always mete sure one of 111 is
, avai1abJe to our dienti. Real
atale is a 1e¥eD days a week.
24 boars • day job,, and lervice
is important. We ba~ a repu-
tation (or following through.•
Shipley and ~lt sell real
estate all owr California. For
nemple,, Shipley bad a 9,,300
an ranch lilted ill Northern
California, and Dabolt was on
tile desk when a call came
inquiring about tbe property.
Botlt hopped OD a plane to meet
with the prospective client.
Shipley said they ~ riding all
Oftr the propetty in a f oar-
wbceHlme Jeep.
Shipley and Dabolt9s hard
wort has paid off over tbe years.
They are boda manben of the
Gold ~ Club. Gold ~ are
earned.. and for each year an
agent earns a certain amount in
commissions, a diamond is
edded to the key. Both Shipley
aad Dabolt wear their keys
pToudly,, with Shipley"s fom
diamonds and Daboh-S frve.
They both earned their dia-
monds for 1987 bllct in June and
will. aeceive than at t.be end of
. -.
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Some newspapers deliver copies to a wide range of cities, including Laguna
Beach, Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Wbich is fme-unless you!tc a local
realtor who does business in the Harbor Area.
If you are, an~ if advertising in your immediate neigbborhOOd is important to
you, then The Newport Ensign and Tire Costa Mesa News offer a hometown
advantaJ?e. That's because we distribute our real estate section only in Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa, and nQ 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\ do business in just docsn 't make sense. 0t cents.
The'Homelown Advantage.
•• I I a Mn I I III with CNS 80 ft. of --tronlilge
Md pMOIWftic views of ... wideet pmt of Newport
Halbor. Fr9lhly refulbished a.ge gracious 4 bdrm
home wit\ new carpeting and &andlcaping. FonnaJ
cining. family and old falhioned sun room plus
COUl1y8rd wilh pool P'tedgious guarded community
with P'N• b ••ches. 11~ Dl·I•
Cl lit -· MYflllJ F"'9hly refurbi9hed with
e>dlBOiditmry ...... Exten9Ne .... of ~ and
mouklngs. wood loora and .... teh doon in this 5
' bdrm with library. t.nq&'8t lized dining room. family
room and gounnet ldlcMri. u.d brick entry glllden
and,.., patio with ... plus dock tot your 50' yacht
~ D1 ·1•
ICHllllllT-Wonderlul cuslom 4 bdnn with dining
and family rooms built 8 ,_,.. ago with larve brick
pdo and spacious family kitcheri. ~bdrm ...
_.deck and die tor ltcnge. Prime corns localion
on bosdw'lllk .._...,...views.
1111 ILL 111·1•
w•n on .. point. Ouality cuslOm 3 bdrm and
den including b 11 ch front ,......, .... wfth ailing
room.. A ~ c.red tor home. originlll owner/ a,.....-h9 U98d a rai11 d toundlltion to capitalize on ;;;ct;c.-oc 1an. ..... and C-W-•• views.
.... 111·1•
Wll 7 9SPalAinCorona_. mat with tpeetaallar
-.. tr'ofR one end of Nesiport Halbor to l'8 olw.
A p 1'rfr' ,.. 2 bdrm .. ~ top q1 10, OU.
end l!Ptlll ~ llkylgt-¥81Ara' c•9 and all
dble ,.,.._ Spm• .. roola and tied si•oa and
die*• ~ •.. ,.
-~llbulous 111 tm111W111n lllwte4 bdrm home
on • .,.,._. lot Ill qalilt end of......_ Or...-c ·11'
double door.., ..... '° two~ ... end cllllilag
--.. --of glw opellil• to lowly tied plllio _.llMll*llnllndtpa.F•~in ... 'I.~
m•ll ... end Wing rooM. An ou•trding holRe
tor ..... ...
1111.111
I E rw CHI E• in growing YUC8ipe. Pavi~
-.1adca and • •11 in on Ilia ows 1~ acnt on
a....,. ...... in acll1nt I«..,,..._. ll*'Y
_._ .. n11dld. .... ,. .,.,.
MAS ~ nw new 3 bdnR halM _.
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pluabrk:Md franl pilllo. Plcl111· DiWlf decM II d ... cm.,.._. IAAWl. __.... 1 bdrm income un1 = ..... _.... mam
••• In on one of Newporfs ct.nlilag cm-. with
pier and ftoet fol 30' boa 8-Muly built nw new
2 lb'y 3 bdrm cuA>m home ... fN9fY ... llity.
Securitr SJatem. fabulous gourmet kitchen wilh sub
zero fridge. spacious masteJ with fireplace and
t.Woony. Large aaumable loan. .
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•n•nrc • W MT-Luxurious 2 stofy penthouse
eotMk> lacing beyfront beech. Over 2500 Sq.. Ft with
3 bdnns induding NIAN suite wtih spa tub and steam
shower. dining room and den. Top quality with
security and intercom systems and two large decks.
Magnilcent bay action and night light views. ..... Ill·••
t.m aE-bright white remodeled beauty. One saory
3 bdrm on wide lot with white berber carpet
throughout. European ki11cher.. b earned ceilings in
living room and single light French doors sum>unding
V9IY s-w• south patio with spa. mr •1 ca .... I I I D1·1•
111-1•
• S"f •n•n co-op in 12 unit complex on the
Udo Peninlula. Rarely on maB8t 2 bdrm 2¥1 tmt1
comel unit .... ~ J*quel ftoors. cbllble prage.
and eapmative t.y and night light views. Avai able
bolll llip9 and community pool am LL Gl·I•
n t• Plm--Qwming 1emod1led 3 bdrm with
cMn Md huge deck CNS 3 C8r,.,... Open yet cozy
wilt ._...Md t.y willdo•ed dilq--. Frwleh
windows Md doors open to lcMlly brick pm1io. Fnt
._on..ttet.
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game room end..-on pri1 I rw s-ie>dedt. Ff911Ch
doors and tmdwood loon plUI new root. ~
plumbing and ca.ii ( tg.
11111 I Dl·1•
•tflll?IJ in small Newport 811ch ~ ...
pool and temia. Refurbilhed 4 bdrm. ~ t.111' home
on comer lot with lonnlll dining '°°"'!-tunnY patio
and great ....-views. Shaft walk '° ocean. Land
included at at~ 111-1•
UYFl?D al.-ucto .,.. bright and flily fresh!y
refurbished 1 bdrm with spec1aCular views. Beautiful
remodeled kitchen with tile coun1ln and hardwood
cabinets. Security bldg wilh community pool and boat
slip.
1211 I II Dt·t•
lfJCI ~ 2 bdrm'tixer on R-2 lol Two
patios. one wi1't koi pond. Terrific Newport location
1 /2 block '° beyfront tl lld' and ~ 1 ¥l blocb '°
ocean. U9e -vat aJirJn home OI build 2 units.
Ralll Dt·t•
.. •t Two bkds from ocean in nice 19ghbor-
hood with community pool and tennis. Exc~ly
illlldwt 3bdrm home wilh new lie fll*Y ..t kiEherl.
Y8Ufted blamed C 11ings. mil IOl"ed wall and fp. in living
room. Land included al -.
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bee.., 1edone'"" n1arty evwyh19 new: roac.
ki~ 9"llill--=-. loor cos•it 9 and a.idKaping
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F =FULL P = Pil'Dil
PROPERTY TRUST
DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION
July 20 IS31 Ocean Boulevard n/a n/a
July 20 360 l Lake A venue n/a n/a
July 20 23 Point Loma Drive n/a S7SO,OOO F
July 20 6 Sandbar Drive n/a n/a
July 20 21 Skysail Drive n/a n/a
July 20 415 Begonia Avenue n/a n/a
July 20 417 Begonia Avenue n/a n/a
July 20 626 Seaward Road n/a n/a
July 20 415 Heliotrope Avenue n/a Quit Claim
July 21 1025 W. Balboa Boulevard n/a n/a
July 21 329 Poinsettia Avenue $190,000 S31S,OOO F
July 21 2027 Bayside Drive n/a n/a
July 21 1612 Harrow Place $262,500 S3SO,OOO F .
July 21 1812 Port Stirling Place $320,000 " $400,000 F
July 21 1992 Port Claridge Place $180,000 n/a
July 21 1219 Portside Way n/a n/a
July 21 14 Mission Bay Drive $600,000 $625,000 F
July 21 520 Poinsettia Avenue n/a n/a
July 22 443 62nd Street n/a $270,000 F
July 22 322 Buena VtSta Boulevard ~75,000-$1,455,000 F -
July 22 412 Seville A venue n/a n/a
July 22 2600 Bayshore Drive n/a n/a
July 22 210 Via Quito n/a n/a
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a note from maury
Open Sunday, 1-5
1255 Cerritos, Laguna 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, Saturday & Sunday
721 Marigold, 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 POTENTIAU! $299,500.
Owner Agent
Open 1-5, S.turdaJ & Sund•J
1508 Dover Drlwe
Beautifully decorated four bedroom Westcliff home. Ready for
immediate occupancy. Pool, R.V. access, and lots of extras. Now
$369,000. Owner/agent Call for aps>Ointmenl
R1na.1
Custom condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 fireplaces, great for two
people.
Vista Del Lido, full Bay view, one bedroom, one bath, PQOI,
$1800lm0nth.
Ocean, canyon views
highlight cover home
ca , ........
either by a minray Crom tbe
main hall or a circular oat
stain:w behind tbe mata suite.
This bottom level coatai.m a
wait-in cedar cJo9et and the
eurc:ile room with aspa. A door
leads to the elect and ltCpl take
guest to the backyard. The
current owners le¥clcd thia area
wbidl is med • a play yard.
They preserved the original
CoJiaae, induding tbe tna.
-rbis is also a potential site
for a pool,• said Eliott.
accessible from the street
tbrougb a side pre. ADOtbcr'
door leads to the tbree--car
saraF> which baa three sty-
tigbts.
Gloriom Comfort
One can fed the warmth of
this home imrgcdiately. Tbe
roriDCll., yet opeaDCM, of the
home ii evidaat; the me of
wooc1a ,na tbe 1aome the r...m.a
of a mou.main idleat.
'!We ..,_ tlaa&-,m. llome ii-a
mountain home with an ocean
view,• said Elliott. WJ'bia is one
of tbe most buildable lots iD tbe
Canyon.. Many baYe slopes that
More Bedrooms can' be built on.•
Back inside and off tbe main Many •mmjtirs.are available
entry ball is yet another set of in the home that may not
steps. They lead to a loft aboft aec 11erily be vilible to the eye.
the dining room, which is 1llCd ~isl~~-.;:
as an office. Anotbcr door leads .,,
to two more bed.rooms. Both panels all Oftr tbe boale. ~
bedrooms contai.D clear sty-mtercom lyRem ~Wei reu-
ligbts, bif old clOldl, built-in . dents to commumcate from dra~ and bay windows. One room ~ ~ ~ speakcn
of the windows bas a storage via ~ buih mto ~ liYina room
a lift.up door and is med as a "!"=DI A ICCUllty ~ ~
toy box by tbe owDC11' daughter. vidcs saf~ ·.Hookup poum for
The bedrooms share a cable tcleYilion and tdephoDa
bathroom, which contains tbe are abundant t.broaab the home.
laminate pullman and double But tbe ~ ple••nt mpect
sink. All bathtubs iD the bomc ?f tbe bome_11 ~ow tbe ~
are ceramic. This bathroom bas 11 "'!""ed m It. ~ ~
a clear skylight that nearly ?f windows and styliabts brinp co~ the entire ceiling Tale m tbe green of tbe cuyoa and
around the tub and sink lane a the blue of tbe sty.
unique design that no one will
cvu duplicate., Tbe ownen,
when shopping for tile, couldn't
decide on a pattern they liked.
So they used prints of their
cbildren •s bands and feet and
bad them b9ted into the tile,
with the year tbe prints weR
taken.
The utility room is bc,o.l.
with a door le8diq to die
l&aiaway for die .-'I ptit•
room ud bidt.. Tiie 1001a ii
Realtor lafot ••don/
Fhee-M•Fam
The home is lilted at
SJ,IS0,000. Listin.1 qent ii
B1th D J, with GIA!t _.
.... ti el ........ s.-
... Tiie oftice ii loatecl • 2
aft: Plaa, Sllile I-Newpon
• ·~ For 1!1Jlif0 a I-· a tio9 or •••• , •• sm.
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1.-1HE leAFW'Oflf B•IN'C08TAWMMBW •••
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1liii Southport model Ml an umw; n n re• oc:ae,
hey and city ~ view. It sits mp on one of
the larpst lots m prestigious Spy .... BiD. This
tiome bu S bedrooms, 4~ baths, fUnilj room,
boom room and a pool and spa for eatataining
Tbii is a uaique property in a secluded ldting
ASK FOR mm YANK
.. , ••• IB... 1711.111 Got= newa 4 bedroom (ada with ib own t.dl ~m home. Tbrec fia~ pme room,
family room, f onnal dining room, 2 wet .,.,. aDd
breakfast area. Ocean view ud oaly steps to beacb..
ASK FOR DELIA DELGADO
I~ IMITI mt.El ... 1324 ...
Or S bedroom home. Ideal location. Bas spacious
3 bedrooms. Owoen unit«:cond master bedroom,
both with individual laundry. Huge lot and balcony
with view. Owner will ~ 2nd T.D. Call for
private showiq.
ASK FOR ao.L A DONNA WDSTEJl
P11CE 1w1•1-mm 1FFE11 1341.751
Four bedroom, 3 bath, two story custom latbe and
plascer home 011 ft1J private. <Oft& sized comer lot
near Cherry Late. Space for RV and boat storage. h~ family room with wet bar, formal dining,
family kitchen.
ASK FOR PAULA 8AILEY
IEllllW WITI A lllW ••.Ill
In Bia Canyon.. Magnificently decorated home with
view. pool. .,. and catatainina area. •.ooo sq.
ft. with 4 ·bedrooms, office and exercise room.
Totally refarbi•hed with new carpets, wall
. awaiDp, and new kitchen.
ASK· FOR ESl1IDl YA.NI
•rmUE nm.. l2llMI
Loe yoar llart to this TartJeroct home. Fall of
presbaious reatura. s,.ao... ~
livin& room with fireplace. 3 ~ office°::
family room..
ASK FOR MAXINE GOLDEN
· r 7 211 .. can 1a 1111.111
' ee..tifuJ COl"Da' loclitioa with largic yards wl view or city and moaataim. nuee ~ 2 ~
I story.
ASK FOR GISELA alJRMDSTEll
Aml.ITELY TIE IDT llY 1741.•
In ~ Old CdM. Remark.able family home
fcatma: 4 extra large bedrooms, each with private
bath. Gorgeous family room, 3 fireplaces, and yes,
a mini ocean view.
ASK FOR E'LYNN IEMP
PEEi A -ICW VIBr sat.-
Modern 3 bedroom. 2 story home. O¥aSi.zed
master suite, recnsed lighting, 2 firepla:a wl lik~
new kitchen... Quiet location near part adds to value
and privacy.
ASK FOR DIANA PROSSER
IAYCIEll •EllttllllfAI .. 1111.1•
Magnificent 2 story Mediterranean style S
bedroom home in mint condition. W'dh gorgeous
Back Bay view, 2 master suites, majds quarters.
and oozy family room. Pafoct for eucatJft with
large family.
ASK FOR PAULA aAJLEY
IPYIUll · IMtl•
Just limd Hip above the city with an increcbDle
ocun, city fteW Crom this im.macu1ate home.
Uppadea ploR pJas spa. Bat price in Spyglass.
ASK FOR DELIA DELGADO
Mllll WllE IEME 111111•
I Mfl:t:1reocean view bome in pted eommun-
ity • Fi..e bedroom, 3 bath. A vaiJable
a die hesi-ina ol NO¥embcr for one year.
ASI FOR ESIBD YANK
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Clllllllll PAIAIE l.811 12.!51.111
Have a front row seat from this landmark Lido
bayfront home. Lavish marble foyer leads tb step--
down living room and wet bar. Soaring ceilinp
and floor to ceiling glass enhance view. Large patio
and private dock. Gounnct kitchen and largie
master suite arc but a few of the many amenities.
ASK FOR DIANA PROSSER
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PAIOIAlllC WATEI VIEWS e
Luxuriously decorated 3 bedroom, 2~ bath,
approximately I .9SO sq. ft. home. Features include: R
Italian marble entry and fireplace, gourmet oat
and tile kitchen. Tart.en. bleached oat ftoon, new ~
carpet and neutral colon throughout. ~
ASIC FOR E'L YNN llMP
COMPAIB 1244.511 I
You can get maximum home for your S in Mission
Viejo. This 4 bedroom executive home on large
Jot with view is located on a cukle-Ac.
ASK FOR MAXINE GOLDEN
TllEE AICI IAY 11.115.111
Custom built hoGllC approrim•t:}Y 4,000 sq. ft. in
the best location with view o Tbn:e Arcbta.
Country style kitchen with fireplace. beamed
ceilings in family room, view from evay room.
Lots of French doon and windows.
ASK FOR GISELA aua.MEIS1'Ell
Will Tl IEICI 1215.m ~bisticated 2 ~00111, 2 bath condo~ acwity
buiklin& plantat>on shutters. lush white cas pet,
oommunity pool and spa, low down payment,
asmme loan.
ASK FOR PAULA aAD..EY
IEml LMm AT RI FEIT ... Ill
Luxury 2.100 sq. ft. Bayside condo home OD one
level with boat slip, bey. mountain ad city liglrt
views. New carpet, tatured ~ ftl1icals, ~
marble mirrors, t.quercd cabi.nrts .. and more! Two
bedroom., 21h bath. daa, formal dining Security
gate. private oommunity. pool and spa.
ASK FOR JUNE DA VIS
1•0 KEAllCATAl.mAllEW 11.1•.lll
Brand Dnr t:ri-lcftl CUltOm bome OD tbe sand.
Quality abounds with marble foyer and .,..,_
Gourmet titcbeD with jslawl and a dreamy m•cr
suite. The quiet location and easy acc:as enhance
this one of a kind offc:rina ·
ASK FOR DIANA PROSQ:R
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ciMes •• Calib ... corpo-
ration, 500 N. Newport
Blvd.. 1207. Newport
a.ch. CA 92663.
This business is con-
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1700 Port Charles Place
2227 Port Lerwick Place
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429 Isabella Terrace
612 Poinsettia Avenue
3700 Ocean Boulevard
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THE BEST OF VILLA BALBOA WITH OCEAN.
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SKYLIGHTS AND MODEL PERFECT.
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CHARMING 2 BR 2 BA CONDO IN N.B. HIGHLY
UPGRADED. CUSTOM SHUTTERS. WOOD
FLOORING. OFF WHITE CARPETING.. COMMUNITY
POOL. GATED COMMUNITY.
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FABULOUS TOWNHOME IN MOVE IN CONDIT10N
W/~BA + OEN· W!WET BAR. NICE & UTE
W/FRENCH DOORS TO DECK. MANY OUAUTY
UPGRADES. A/C.
1£\WE IEACI ~
.. RNALL Y" A 38R. 3BA AVAJL 2 MASTER SUITES
WITH ADD. HIGHLY UPGRADED CATHEDRAL
CEIUNGS. PRIVATE LOCATION. HURRY, THIS ONE
WOWTLASTI
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END ·UNT DEL~ PLAN. WIDE GREEN APEA &
WOOOSEY LOCATION. 38R & KITCHEN EATING
AREA. HIGHLY MAINTAINED BY ORIGINAL
OWNERS. AIR CONDITION I MUCH MORE. FEE
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LOVELY CLEAN HOME FOR DOG LOVERS. A
RESIDENTIAl KENNEL NEAR BACK BAY. ALL~
PAINT & CARPETS. 1 /'ACRE PROPERTY WINCE LANDSCAPING.
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DON'T MISS TIIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE
ON CUFF DRIVEi 3 BR HOME W/SfttAU.. VIEW. 2
STORY. HARDWOOD FLOORS. GREAT
POSSIBIUTIEs. CALL NOW.
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ARCHITECTS CUSTOM HOME IN BLUFFS/BEAMS,
SKYLIGHTS, BUILT-INS/LOOKS LIKE A MODEl
HOME. 2BR. 2BA SMALL LIBRARY OR OFACE/
QUALITY CONSTRUCTION.
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ELEVATED CORNER LOCATION OVERLOOKING
THE BACK BAY I CITY LIGHTS. IDEAL 4BA FAMILY
HOME. WALK TO SHOPS I SCHOOLS.
COMPLETELY REMODELED ANO PICTURE
PERFECT. THIS BEAUTIFULLY APPOINTED 48R
HOME HAS EVERY1ltNG. COURT YAIVJ ENTRY,
SECURITY SYSTEM, FRENCH DOORS AND
WINDOWS, ETC. ETC. TRULY UNQUE.
4 BR. 3.5 BA A SPACIOUS HOME LOVELY FLOOR
PLAN FOR FAMILY AND ENTERTAJNING. LG. MSTR
BDR FORMAL DINING POOL AND SPA. CLOSE TO
SCHOOL
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LARGE 3 BR. LIBRARY, FA WHITE OAK FLOOflNG
OFF MflE CARPETING. DOUBLE AREPLACE IN
LR. & LIBRARY. MBR W /AREPLACE I SfTI'1NG AM.
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OUTSTANDING BACK BAY.' CITY LIGHTS VIEW
FROM THIS 4 OR 5 BR. HOME. DELIGHTFUL POOL
AND SPA. SIT DOWN BAR PERFECT FAMILY HOME.
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WHAT A VIEW! AND WHAT A PRICE! 3 BR. FAMILY
ROOM I RECREATION ROOM. 3 BA-PANORAMIC
VIEWS OF OCEAN, CATALINA. PRIVATE ANO WEU
MAINTAINEDf
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4 BO 3 BA .. LAUTREMONT"--BRIGHT I SPAQOUS,
CLOSE TO POOL UPGRADED KITCHEN. MEX TILE
FLOOR. LOVELY YARD AND SIDE DECK. PRICED
TO SELL '
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CHARMING OLD WORLD CRAFTSMANSHIP
OVERLOOKING WOODED RAVINE. SWISS CHALET
W1'TH 38R AND OEN. TRULY ONE OF A KIND. ....
LARGE TRIPLEX ON THE BEACH. SUPER
CONDmON. VERY POSITIVE INCOME POTENTIAl.
IN MOST DESIRABLE AREA NEAR FERRY.
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LIVE ON THE BAY WITH YOUR BOAT OUTSIDE
YOUR PATIO. A PVT SANDY BEACH THAU YOUR
SIDE DOOR. THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL HOME WITH 5BR.
FAMILY ROOM AND KITCHEN COMBO!
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Will CONSIDER TRADE FOR THIS UNIQUE HOME
ON EX. LG~ CORNER LOT. PARTIAL VIEW OF THE
BAY FROM CUSTOM MSTR BR SUITE W /HIS AND
HER BA LG COURTYARD.
WEIT IEWPOIT
CLOSE TO SURF AND STUtHNG SUNSETS. OPEN
BEAM CEILINGS. SKY-LTS, OAK FLRS AND
CABINETS. FIREPLACE IN MSTR STE. ' 80, 3 BA.
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AN EXCLUSIVE BELCOURT 3 BO IN THE CHIC
TOWNE COLLECTION. WARM. HARDWOOD
FLOORS INVITE YOU INSIDE TO EXPLORE THE
MANY DRAMATIC AMENITIES
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SPECTACULAR VIEW OF BAY. SAILING ACTMTIES.
CITY LIGHTS IN ELEGANT CONDO. MNB..E F/P,
SHUTTERS, FRENCH ORS, DEN. SUN0ECK. BOAT
DOCK.
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MAGNACENT VIEWS FROM THIS 5 Bf\ ~-BATH
SOUTHPORT IN VERY CHOICE LOCATION LOVELY
POOL. SOI.AA HEATED. EXPANSNE PATIO.
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COrt 2 BR 2 BA CONDO IN PRIVATE NfEA WITH
TENNIS & POOL AMENfTlES. PERFECT FOR THE
EXECUTIVE OR STARTER HOME. CAU. TO SEE
NOW . "' .
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3 BR IN VERY SPECIAL NEIGHBORHOOD. lG YARD
WITH CATALINA VIEW BRING A LITTLE PAINT AND
YOUR IMAGJNATION FOR A GREAT INVESTMENT .
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LOVELY 4 BO + EXPANDED FAMILY ROOM
"PALERMO" IN GOOD LOC. GRT. FAMILY AREA.
CHILDREN CAN WALK TO PARK, SCHOOL &
COMMUNITY POOL
C..IAIRMI
BRAND NEW THREE STORY HOME' BDR. BONUS
ROOM, F.R. BLEACHED OAK CABINETRY. CUSTOM
FEATURES THROUGHOUT. FORMAL DINING•
ROOM, EXTRA LARGE MASTER BEDROOM & BATH.
BUYER TO CHOOSE FLOOR COVERINGS.
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BE READY TO FALL IN LOVE WITH THE VIEW &
THE CUSTOM FEATURES. FRENCH DOORS, WOOD
FLOORS. llOTS OF BRtCK & A WALK-IN "WINE
ROOM." IT'S A .. 10 ...
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HIGH CEILINGS, OPEN SPACES, GOURMET
KJTCHEN, ENTERT AJNMENT AREA, LARGE MASTER
SUITE PROVIDE A RELAXED AND INVITING
LIFESTYLE IN THtS 4 BR WATERFRONT HOME-
BACK YOUR BOAT OUTSIDE THE DOOR OF THtS
GREAT VALUE.
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DO YOU WANT THE BEST OCEANFRONT
LOCATION IN OUR AREA? IF SO THIS IS IT. TREES:
ROU.JNG GREEN ~WMS_ THE JE I I Y. AOCICS AHO
WHITE WATER. NO PLACE ELSE CAN YOU FINO
ALL OF THIS. NEARl Y AN ACRE OF t:ANO. THE
HOME IS AN OLDER BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED
FOUR tlEOAOOM HOME WITH A POOL FOR YOU
WHO WANTS THE VERY BEST .
OVER S 1 ODO ODO
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THE BIG ONE THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY-YETI
CUSTOMIZED 5 BR 4.5 BA HOME. ' FIREPLACES.
POOL. SPA I WATERFALL USED BflCK PATIO.
PERFECT FOR ALFRESCO ENTERTAJNING.
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PRESTIGE. VALUE ANO COMFORT IN THIS
CHARMING REMODELED HOME ON THE GOLF
COURSE. 4 BR. 3~ BATHS. 3 RREPLACES-ALL ON
ONE LEVEU!t
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BAYFRONT VACANT LOT WITH PIER AND SUP ON
NEWPORT'S MOST PAESTIGIOUS ISLAND. BUILD
YOUR OWN DREAM CASTLE.
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ONE OF NEWPORT'S PREMIERE BAYFAONT
PAOPEATIES WITH 80 FEET ON THE BAY. A PEA
AND SUP OF 100 FT. Will ACCOMMODATE A
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70 FT. BAYFRONT-PANOAAMIC VIEW--3 ~T8
SUPS, BEAMED CEILINGS. EXCLUSNE
BAVSHOAES CAPE COD CHARM. lAAGE DECK I
LAWN ON BAY.
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