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Home My WebLink About1988-01-28 - Newport Harbor Ensign"' ......... ----~ ..-4 I CSl ~ ..-4 z I/) H ..-4 ~ "' "' ...JN H <""I ,c( ex.. ..-4 u 0 ..-4 u .... H >( ::iG ~oz co ,c( ~ ,c( co 'l: 8 0 ~ 0 ,c( :::::> u 0 ~co 8Y BILL HARVEY James Andenon, under investiptiOa for poaible embezzlement as presideat of a Newport &e.ch car l&lea compaay, Das disappeared .ccordiq to Newport Be11eh police, and attorneys for tbe c;ompaay have posted armed guards at the business. Andenoq, 39, WU president of the Auto Gallery, a comipment car sales company that is the subject of a Newport Beach Police Department UrJHription, KCOldina to Bob Oatley of die Newport •Kii police. He uid Andenon b8d been 1ee11 by neiabbon a late a Jan. I, IMlt when offan went to bia Dome on Jan. 13, they found only an empty home. Judy Warren, an attorney, and apoteapenoa 1 iNla Reinke or Bryan, Caw:, McA1eten and McRoberta. tbe B firm ret<li Id by tbe cn-,..J, wwl• 18J 0111J dull Auto Gall!-J ii ia -,,ac•• ol&IJal bankruptcy ... ~ .... woUld. ,.. ••••. Oit"J -.New ..... l11da police ............. , •• , •. tlfroili auto•••Ui owMr, wlao aai4 t19ey ca1 \t 1• _.toA.aoO•~•Jfor ........................... "" ..... •• •ti••· ll•tiaal4 &1a1111. ef *9 .......... _... ............. ___ .._ .. Recall ·drive put on hold for talks 8Y SILL llAJlVEY A citizms group called .. Blue Pride," formed for the purpose of convincing the Newport Mesa Unified School District Board of Trustees to reverse Superintendent John Nicoli's decision to swap two high school principals, has merged with an u yet unnamed citizens group beaded by developer Jim War- mington. Brian Theriot, founder of the Blue Pride group, had called for immediate recall of all seven board of trustee memben, but said the new group is seeking to reverse Nicoli's decision by .. more active communication" rather than by threat of recall An anonymous prea releae, bearing no organization name or sipature, but identified by Theriot u being from the Warmington aroup, received by the N~port Ensip states that a group of Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar citizens and parents int.ends ~o reopen communications with the board, in hopes that this swap will not take place." The press release went on to say that "new information" bad surf.ed and II 1 I••! Two more candidates enter the 40th fracas BY ROGER 8LOOM Two mon candidates threw their hats in the 40tb District ring last week., bringing to seven tlie number of Republicans who have stated they "' -intend to enter tbe p~ race. On Tlaunday, Newport Beach Republican activist John Hylton, an airline pilot, announced be Will teek &he nomination, followed on Friday by Colla Mesa City Councilman Peter Buff L Winning the Republican primary in June is aenerally considered to be equivalent to winnina tbe teat, as the district is heavily Repablicaa. The primary became a free-for-all lut month when the --~ llep. Bob Badham (R-Newport Beach), announced be would not seek reelec- tion. Since that ti.me the race bas been entered by Nathan R0tenbera (who lost to Badham in the 1986 primary). Irvine City Councilman David Baker, Tustin City Councilman John Kdly, assistant White House coumel Christopher Cox, Pentagon aide Charles Devore, and now Hylton and Buffa. In ma.king bis announcement, Hylton noted that be was the airline pilot involved in a near-miss with a light plane while departing John Wayne Airport on Dec. 18. He called for more attention by the FAA to the problem 11 I 1f a1111! Man shot in scuffl.e -~ with cop 8Y SILL HAJtVJ:Y A Costa Mesa man is listed in fair condition at Fountain Valley Hospital after bani shot by a Newport Beach police officer early Saturday mornilla, acconlina to boapital 1pokapenon Sheila Holliday. Police allid ta. alloot· iq .. IK'CidcDtal. Newport Beach ~ apotesman Bob Oatley said llicty 1'8trict Miller, 26, WM lbot in tM '-*, ia the area of bis aboulder, .......... 8l'CMIDd and his arm hit a piltol beills Wei by a police officer, camiaa die fiitol to ao off. Oatley uicl two police ofticerl were in the area of 3°t1a Street _. 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Andeno~ 39, wu president of the Auto Gallery, a comipment car sales cempany that is tbe subject of a Newport Beach Police Department inY•ription, .:cordiaa to lob Oakley of tbe Newpolt •Kii police. He uicl Aadenon Ud been teen by neiabbon u late• Jan. a, tMlt wben off"ICCll went to hil bome on Ju. 13, they found only an empty boue. Judy Warren, an attorney, and apoPlpenon Linda Reinke of Bryan, Caw, McPMden and McRoberta, the law firm rem.cl by the compaDy, we 'd .., 0..-, that Auto~ ii iD ... frOCI• ol filiDI bankruptcy wl DO . WI would • nle•ed. °"'"' --Ne·~ le8cla police ....... • man1•'9eorr"i=tt from aa&o•1iill owW'I wlao said tlaey ea1q 1d _.to A•o Galay for .., ................... .,. ... Mid. la e.Nitioa, llepaald &ll • .,. ., AMo .... ... 1'ida ~·----· .. .. I Recall dr~ve put on hold for talks BY atLL llAllVEY A citizens group called 168lue Pride," formed for the purpote of convincing the Newport Mesa Unified School District Board of Trustees to reverse Superintendent John Nicoli's decision to swap two high school principals, has merged with an u yet unnamed citizens group headed by developer Jim War- mington. Brian Theriot, founder of the Blue Pride group, had called for immediate recall of all seven board of trustee members, but said the new group is seeking to reverse Nicoli's decision by wmore active commmiication "1r rathei than by threat of recall An anonymous preu releale, bearing no orpnization name or sipature, but identified by Theriot u beina from the Warmington group, received by the N~wport Eluip states that a group of Newport Harbor and Corona dcl Mar. citizens and parents intends 04to reopen communications with the board, in hopes that this swap will not take place." The press release went on to say that 04new information" bad surfaced and I 5 1• .... ! Two more candidates . . enter the 40th lracas BY ROGER BLOOM Two more candidates threw tberr bats in the 40th District ring 1ut week, bringing tl> seven the number of Republicans who have stated they ~ • intend io enter the primary race. On Thursclay, Newport Beach Republican Ktivist John Hylton, an airline pilot, announced be will 9eCt lbe nomination, followed on Friday by Costa Mesa City Councilman Peter Buff L Winning the Republican primary in June is aenerally considered to be equivalent to winnina the leat, as the district is heavily Republican. The primary became a free-for-all lut month when die iaombent, Rep. Bob Badbam (R-Newport Beach), announced be would not seek reelec- tion. Since that time the race has been entered by Nathan Rosenberg (who lost to Badbam in the 1986 primary). Irvine City Councilman David Baker, Tustin City Councilman John Kdly, assistant White House coumel Christopher Cox, Pentagon aide Charles Devore, and now Hylton and BuffL In making his announcement, Hylton noted that be was the airline pilot involved in a near-miss with a light plane while departing John Wayne Airport on Dec. 18. He called for more attention by the FAA to the problem 117 1••11111! Man shot in scuffle with cop BY BILL HARVEY A Costa Mesa man is listed in fair condition at Fountain Valley Hospital after beina shot by a Newport Beach police officer early Saturday IDOl'lliq, .ccordina to hospital 1potcspet10n Sheila Holliday. Police uid IM alloot- iq ... 9CCideatal. Newport Be.ch police spokesman Bob OakJey said RiCty Pllb'ict Miller. 26, wa shot in the ~ in the area of his shoulder, wben be lpllD around and bis arm hit a pistol beiDa laeld by a police off acer, caasina tlle pistol to 10 off. Oatley said two police officers were iD the area of ~ Stnet ..t llAoa Boalevanl at abowl 4:31 a.a wbea tbey saw two men ia a car drm .. aroud ---~ ........ -n..ew-.. .--.... , ... ......., ................... . ___ ,., ,_I ._.II. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ' Downcoast claims , to be eyed' Tues. BY ROGU 8LOOM Newport Beach 'a controver- sial plan to move a large tract of coastal land into its "sphere of influence" will go before the Local Aaency Formation Com- mission, which must approve the plan, on Wednesday afternoon. The city is seeking to have the sphere of influence designation placed on Crystal Cove State Park and unincorporated land easterly of the park to the Laguna Beach city limits at Laguna Canyon Road. Currently, the unincorporated land west of the state park is in the city's sphere. Placing unincorporated land in a city's sphere of influence means that while the county retains jurisdiction, the city will be consulted in the planning for the area. It also means that no other city may annex it; and a sphere of inlluence designation is often the first step toward annexation by the city involved. Newport Beach's plan has drawn opposition from the city of Irvine, which is seeking to have the entire unincorporated downcoaat area place in its sphere, and Lagu~ Beach, which gave up its c1a9D to the land near Laguna Canyon Road in the late 70s but is now seeking to have that parcel returned to its sphere. City Manager William Wool- lett of Irvine said Tuesday that be expects the Newport Beach request to be continued to an April meeting, when all three competing requests can be con- sidered at once. Newport Beach City Manager Bob Wynn said that be, too, expects a postponement. Leading Edge® II• Cl•PITIILE MODEL .. D" -COMPUTER • II -FIXED DISK • 3IOK FlOPPY • 512K RAM • AMBER/GREEN MONITOR • MSOOS 3.1, G.W. BASIC • 20-MONTH WARRANTY • .t.n/7.11MHz • LEADING EDGE MODEL L SE,_. 12008, 24008 MODEMS OPTK>NAL • LEADING EDGE• AUTHORIZED DEALER L.EMMMQ moae lOQO MOOIL oe MOD& L• AM "EOlaTl"EO TAAOEMAAKa 0' LEADING IOOE ~Ts.INC. ---- Recall .•• 11111111• ...... 1 that this new information indi- cates that more communication between parents and school board members is appropriate. Theriot would not comment upon what the "new inf orma- tion" might be, saying only that Warmington would make the information public at the proper time. He said be was not part of the negotiations aroup because be bad called for recall of the board and would pouibly be considered to be hostile by the board. . Warmington it out of the Shooting ••• II P 1Unm N11 were auspicious of a car cruising around with no liabts," Oatley said, "They stopped the car at 38th and Seashore and Miller and an Mult male pauenaer got out of the ear. "The officers uked for iden- tification," Oatley said, .. and 40th.-•• 111 , .. ,., of crowded lkies over Oranae County. He also ltreued bia intention to help cootiaue Pres- ident Ronald Regan's eco- nomic wl defeme propams. Buffa pointed out that the flCld for tbe primary ii crowded and said, .. Anybody pndictiq (tbe winner) ia naiw or fooliq tbe .. ha ... It\ far from owr." country and is expected to return on Feb. 1. Superintendent Nicoll said he knew nothing of the press release or of any new information and would not comment. He remains steadfast in his decision to swap the two principals and hopes to effect a smooth transition with the assistance of the two men, the board of trustees and the faculties involved. Board President Jim de Boom said be bad not been approached and knew nothiq of any new information that would have.an Miller suddenly broke and ran. One officer stayed with the pwDFf and one ran after Miller." Oakley .aid the punuit con- tinued for three or four blocb, when the off•r apotted Miller crouched down in a breezeway. .. He told Miller to f reez.e," said Oakley, "then came up and 1rabbed him from behind. Miller spun around at that time, . He noted that m01t oblcrven and candidata are expeaina the race to cost between "°°'000 and SI million to win and aaid be expects to raile "hundreds of tbouunds• himlelf. However, be ldcled, ... teat in this diltrict can't be boqht ... The votcn loot for someone with a tr.ck record who can lfUP the iuues." effect on the board's decision to approve the principal swap. "While no one actually came forward at the board meeting and said they were for the swap, many people have contacted me personally and indicated their support of the movc,w he said, "and the way f eelinp were going, I really can't blame them for not wantin1 to publicly endorse the move." He added there were no indi- cations of any intention to revenc the decision to swap the two~,.i.. hittina the officen pa With bis arm, cauaiaa it to rue.. . Miller WM uaaed at the ICCDe by paramedics and transported to Fountain Valley H01pital. He bu been charged with assault on a police officer, according to Oatley, who added that a amall amount of mari- juana was found in Miller's car. Autos •.. I 5 1•11111 North Hollywood auto dealer in payment for ten can purcbued by Auto Gallery. OakJey said the cbecb were invalid becaute they contained only one of the two lipatura required, and were written for more than the balance in the cbectina account. l.eanedy wu releued from custody upon poatiq ofSI0,000 bail. Teen issues to be· aired · BY80NNELIU AND KEITH KLEIN Sex, drup, alcohol, suicide, eating disorden, and AIDS are problems to be dilcuucd at the Oranae County Teen Confer- ence titled .. Taking Charge." The conferenC:e given by teens for their peen will focus on the i11ue1 of teen-aae 1exuality, drup and alcohol abme, suicide and eatina disorden. T opicl were cboeen by the high school 1tudent1 of the organizing committee because of their relevancy to teem. The seminar, scheduled for Feb. 20 at Doubletrce Hotel in Oranae, is sponsored by Humana Hoe- pital of Huntington Beach and Westminster, Planned Parent- hood Association of Orange County, and the Y outb Devel- opment Foundation. The five-hour seminar, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. will be divided into three, forty-five minute workshops in which students will learn about and discuss issues with professionals and experienced individuals. Along with topic workshops, a morning address will be given by Ron Johnson of Youth and Family Services to welcome and motivate participants. A teen celebrity will be on hand to support the eft'orts of the con- ference after a complementary lunch. Topic spcaken include Ottis Johnson from the National Recovery Network who has occasionally presented his experiences and views to the students of Cd M on drug and alcohol abuse. Georaeann Stay of the Coalition Concerned with Adolescent Pregnancy (C.C.A.P.), who has spoken to the Cd M Peer Assistance League (PAL), will provide 1lmlJI 111.L M• ............ I 1 t 21 ... II Ill•• T-Ill ca11t ............. u 1 a 1111 ,,,._. .. lllm ._. .. , .... 11 f J • wpg M ._.II-,_" P11 18 .,_ ................. , ................. ,,, .. .. --.. 2 Pll1I " .. llUlll League seeks umpires The Newport National Little League is looking for umpires for their youth baseball games. Umpires will be provided all necessary gear, games will start at 4 p .m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m. on Satur- days, and the season runs from March 19 to June 4. Umpires will be paid SIS cash per game, and the Newport Little League will train you at two clinics to held in February. If you arc interested or would like more information, call Roy Englebrecht at 760-3131 . UNIQUE • RARE EXOTIC .. information and insight to the Teen Sexuality Workshop. Abstinance will be discussed by Jenny Morona from the Irvine Presbyterian Church in order to provide the opposite side of the assue. The organizing committee consisting of teens and adult adviaen began developina and promoting the conference since spring of 1987. Students from Cd M u well as from other schools were responsible for the direction and planning of the conference. Their active partic- ipation in the planning of the conference will result in an honest and pertinent presenta- tion of issues concerning teen- aaen. Marowitz to lead Center Assn. The Newport Center Associ- ation Board of Directon has elected Richard H. Marowitz president for 1988. Marowitz previously served as president in 1985 and 1986 and was vice president of the Asso- ciation for the past year, as well as 1983 and 1984. He was first elected to the board in 1969. Marowitz is the owner of Newport Children ·s Bootery in Newport Center Fashion Island and is a past president of the Fashion Island Merchants• Association. He is a member of Hoag Hospital's SS2 Club and has been president of the South- ern California Footwear Dealers Association. Other officen "elected were: John T. Jenkins, aeneral man- ager, Newport Beach Marriott Hotel, as vice president; William Adams, partner, 09Melveny A Myers, as vice president; Mitzi Wells, district manager, Great American First Savings Bank, as treasurer, and William Grimes, owner, Fashion Island Printers, as secretary. New board members elected to serve a two year term were: Christopher J . Auer, vice pres- ident, Albert J . Auer and Asso- ciates; Barbara Jessen, M.D.; Jerry King of J .A. King and Associates, and Greg J. Vigoren, D.D.S. Those continuing on the NCA board are: 1987 president Roger L. Neu. J.D., C.P .A.; David R. ~•umLyncb Realty Carmichael, 2nd vice pre'sident, Associate General Counsel, Pacific Financial Companies; Thomas C. Casey, senior vice president, First American Trust Company; David Dmohowski, director, resource entitlement, The Irvine Company; Nancy Kirksey, owner Sweet Life Bak- ery; and Jack Oldham, partner. Kenneth Leventhal and Com- pany. RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING · •Free Written Market Evaluation • Home Tours By Appointments • Highest lnt~rity • Multiple Listing Member •Courteous Sen.ice •Extra Advertism1 *Twenty Years in Newport Beach • Computer Printouts Loretta Curci 644-1367 Finest Authentic Food From Spain LIVE FIAMENCO FLOOR SHOW FRI. & SAT. with Lourdes Rodrigues LISTEN TO THE ROMANTIC MUSIC OF Juan De La Cruz Wed. -Sat. ~ Piano Playing for Lunch AUTHENTIC SPANISH TAPAS BAR join Us for the Fur (714) 752-6020 •250 Maninak Way,~ Bach (Across jrOWt M~at Hatti, OJf McicArdtw lhd.) ,_ 4 .. ., a t• ntE NEWPORT ENSIGN Hart should .quit-, for good th~s tim~ We suppose Gary Hart is going to blame this one on the press, too. The man who redefines the term "loose cannon" is rolling around the Democratic deck once more, this time with an assist from local whiz "kid Stuart Karl. Copyrighted stories in the Miami Herald tand the Register have re'lealed 'a flow of cash and in-kind contributio~"from Karl to the Hart campaigns of 1984 and 1988 that blow right past federal contribution limits like a drag racer in a quiet residential area. Hart's reaction was predictable. He takes responsi- bility {or the acts of his campaign staff, but not the blame. (fhen he falls back on his "hey, nobody's perfect" defense, which he has used so often to parry queries ·· about his dalliance with Donna Rice. The Democratic leadership must be cringing at the thought of what's coming next. Let's face it, Hart's decision to reenter the race is probably the single worst decision by a Democratic leader since the selection of Thomas Eagleton as George McGovern's running mate. And, of course, Hart had a hand in that one, too. . In turning the 1988 Democratic primary process into an off-color joke, Hart has done more in a couple of weeks to boost Republican chances than Bush, Dole, et al, have done in months of stumping the country. He is not doing anyone any favors -not the country, Teacher plus hiker equals author not the Democratic Party, not his family, and not We have always loved the San f · f · · If Gabriel Mountains, and on these himself. Least o all his anµly and himse · cool winter days, particularly What galls us most, understandably enough, is that after 8 rain the mountains look while Hart has been out there trying to coalesce the close enou~ to touch from our adultery vote into a coherent political force, he has bedroom .. · . But it took a simultaneously been portraying himself as a "Victim" -~ew~rt'liiacll h~l~Kher t.o of "the press." It is a self-righteous and shrill argument J!Ve ~a full ap at1on of this bee d b b d 1. · · · hi histonc mount n range. that has . n use .Y every uste po it1cian m t s His name is ohn w. Robin- country since the presidency of John Adams (remember son. He is no relation to football the Sedition Act?). coach John Robinson, but be As one Miami Herald editor put it, commenting on docs have some famous rela- the Donna Rice imbroglio, "It wasn't character tive~. His grandfather was assassination· it was character suicide. All we did was Edwm Emory Buffum of the . ,, ' Long Beach department store report It. Buffums and he is a second Hart qualified for his federal taxpayers' matching cousin ,of Dorothy "Buff" funds last month. He's gotten what he wanted. His Chandler of the Los Angeles problem is he's also gotten a good deal more than he ~imcs Chandlers. But his rcla- bargained for. tavcs. are n.ot what mak~ John I ' · f h. 11 f od h . · Robinson lDlportant. This vete-ts time or im to _pu . out .-or go t is time ran Newport Mesa school- -and let the responsible candidates get back to the teacher-32 ycan in our local debating the real issues facing the nation. schools-has turned a childhood Baker Communicatiens AWARD WINNING MEMBER CAUF-.•WArD ,. ........ 39 State & National Awards Smee 1978 ,.YJYli2 AUDIT Al'PUID fOl Circul.ltion 25,000 NIUllU: Seth Baker EXECITM Elllll: Roger Bloom MIA•• Emll: Judy Duffy AmlE Emll: BUI Harvey IP•TI EllTll: George Pappas PllTI EllTR Denny Cota ••Y•IL a Mary OeChirico 883 Pr0duct1on Place Newport Beach. CA 92663 (71 4) 63 1·8120 Please send mail to: P.O. BOK 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 The Newport Ensign is pubtished weekly on Thursdays. hiking thrill into a series of trail and biking guides and two massive-histories -of the San Gabriel Mountains. And he's not through yet. John Robinson was born almost S9 yean ago in Long Beach. In 1939, when he was JO ycan old, be spent part of a summer at a YMCA camp in the San Gabriel Mountains. It was called Kamp Kole, located amona the ruins of a magnificent wilderneaa resort named the Valley Forge Lodae on the west fork of the San Gabriel river. Called "The Gateway to the Wild," Valley Fcqe Lodae Ud a 1eeludecl •tins alonpide two bubblin1 stream• and small waterfall•, shaded by 1iant spruce U.S. Tbe main loci~ wa built of aaone and heavy timben. But OD Mmda I ud 2, 1938, a ... Ooocl deltre,ed the reaort, ..... ODIJ die .. loqe in ..... of a .... •i•ol ... il W..Wdontro.IMliteof die A ...... Crill .... w., ...._, ooutnlOtioa. ow .... of tM resort turned the ruins over to the YMCA who operated it as Kamp Kole until it burned in 1949. Boys and duffle bags had to be packed in by mule train to the rugged site high in the primitive range above Sierra Madre. John Robinson still ans and environmentalists also reapect this te.chcr. He decided to put bis love of biking ud bis knowleclae of the San Gabriela down on paper. The fint edition of .. The San Gabriels' was pub- litbcd in October 1977. It is now in its fifth printing. This beau- tifully illustrated book is full of Time of my Life recalls the joy of this experience, the true outdoon, living with nature,' hiking trails, finding wildlife and breathing the clear mountain air. .. I became a hiking nut very naturally," he recalled ... I'm sure I've hiked most of the mountains in Southern California and Death Valley." . He graduated from USC, then earned a muten in social studies with an emphasis in history at Long Beach State. His fint teacbina job wu in Redondo Beach. In 19S6, he joined the old Newport BcKh school system, teaching fifth grade in the Har- bor View School in Corona del Mar. .. Roy Andenon was the super- intendent then, and be was a great influence in my life,,. Robinson said. Robinson stayed at ~bor View for 11 yean, then tr..temd to Davia Middle School in Costa Meaa, where be taupt American hiliory and ~t. But be likes teacb- ina fifth ll'IMlen, IO be moftd over to Paulmino Elementary Scbool when be also cw:hee bMtetMIL ... fifda • ....., JOU -... .... i•llOClld .., " lloWMoa . ilid. ...,.., ltill .. ,. tWt ••••n.• S..ll1ra c.lifonia IUitori- BY nM FELTON romance, full of adventure, of daring exploits like the Mount Lowe Railway, and the scores of great resorts that have flourished in the San Gabriela over the yean. It's a book you cannot put down. Correct to the lut detail, the boot ii a valuable addition to California. The end papen are the IDOll detailed mapping of the San Gabriels I've aecn, and many of my old friends in the Forest Service parade through the book'• pqa. But the book deals mostly with the western San Gabriela ao, fluahed with the success and critical acclaim of his fint book, Robinson devoted every spare moment to raearcbina the east- ern half of the raqe. In Aupst, 1983, the fint copiea ofwrhe San Gabriela II" came off the press. It ii now in its teeond printina, and Robinson ii about to com- plete a third volume-thia one on tbe Saa Benaardino moun- taiaa-wbicb be will finilb by 1ummer, in time for a pre- Cluiltma publieation. After tllll M ._..IO leotle tM Saa JecitlloMo nlM1*:tolPalm Spriap ......... no bows. He will 1W1in from tile local telNMal IJflt• wt J-lllild ........ °' ... '° W•i•-wt"' I j I •rIFB a .. THE N!WPOM' ....... . Let's get behind the 'sanity init;.atit1e' In leu than a decade, Oranae County freeways have become all but obloletc. About four yean aao, one could aail out of Newport/Irvine on the SS or the ~s if be or she left the offac:e by 3:30. Not so today. Jn fact~ it takes the average freeway commuter from Million Viejo 20 minutes lonaer to reach M.:Artbur Boulevard in morn- ina traff1e. And, it is only going to aet wone, for traffic build- up, like growth, is slow, consist- ent and ever-incre .. ing. Here are some of the reasons why Orange County traffac will surely get worse. This county is the second fastest growing ~ounty in California. If Orange County were a nation. it would rank 27th in the world. based upon gross national product. There are more small businesses in Orange County than any other county in the state, and its current employment rate is 96.6 percent. By the year 2000 this county will c~te 300,000 new jobs with one-half million more workers. Planned for the airport area, along the 405· freeway, arc some eight to 11 million square feet of high-rise office space. That's more than downtown Atlanta. Great, you say; more jobs for more people. But, must the majority of these office/com- mercial centers be located in areas already impacted by high density buildings? Should not My Turn ., ..., __ city and county plannen be addre11ing this problem of increased freeway congestion? Unfortunately, the County Board of Supervison has offered .little, if any. leadenbip in terms of responsible planning. Much like our own City Council, they seem unable to say no to the requests of development inter- ests for massive building projects that impact our streets and freeways without addressing the inevitable result of increased traffic congestion, noise and air pollution. Instead of our elected leaders attacking this problem in a responsible and forthright manner, they have side-stepped this, the most important issue facing the residents of Orange County, forcing the people once again to take up the initiative. Harriett Wieder, the new chairman of the Orange County Board of Supervisors, was recently quoted as saying that government by initiative "is often a counter-productive pro- cess." Unfortunately, initiatives are always costly and arc usually a •tast ditch" attempt to remedy a long-neglected situation by a citiunry that bu been repeat- edly igndred by its elected offi- cials. In the months ahead, we will all bear more from a dedicated group of Orange County com- munity leaders called .. Citizens for Sensible Growth and Traffic Control." They will be circulat- ing a land-use initiative to be placed on the June 1988 ballot. The purpose of this initiative is to link future real estate develop- ment in Orange County to devel- oper actions to control or mit- igate the traffic impact of residential and office projects. This initiative iS the result of a county-wide homeowners• revolt against rampant development by · a few large developers who control large tracts of land and who arc motivated by such noble concepts as "highest and best use" and "maximized profits," not to be conf uscd with such terms as greed or avarice. This citizens• initiative is an attempt to combat ovcrdevelop- ment by ensuring good planning and balanced growth. If passed, it will force the county and its 27 city 1overnment1 to maintain a .. certain number of acres of parkland per resident." It also ~ould require municipalities to brin1 reapome time for police and rare service ~p to acceptable levels." If there is a shortcoming to this document, it •s not its brev- ity. It reads like an insurance policy. Nevertheless, it contains much substance and might be termed the .. Orange County Bill of Rights," or the .. Residents• Magna Carta," if you will. Here arc some excerpts: • ,.It is tM intmt and purpou of this a~ndment and ordi- nance to balance demonstrated transportation needs am/ road- way construction without des- troyinK or disruptinK established neiKhborhoods or communi- ties." •"It is thJ intent and purpose of this amendment and ordi- nance to achieve a balance between system capacity and density qllocation." • "It is the intent and purpose of this amendment and ordi- nance to set a baseline for the traffic capacity which is neces- sary to maintain and improve the quality of life within the county." Sounds pretty good to me. It should be called the "Sanity Initiative"' in my estimation. This initiative is long overdue LASMONT~NASRANCH HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB (AN UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATION) ® •11111 n am .. the quiet and Opamell of this once rural county are aivina way to the frantic pace of our neiah- bor to tbe aorth. If the buildiq pace continues unrestrained • there will be little diatillctioD in yean to come between UI and L.A. County. By our own apathy we will have allowed the developers to systematically destroy ua. forcing some to emigrate to such faraway places u Duarte. There is no simplistic answer to Orange County's projected growth other than to proceed cautiously in terms of commer- cial and residential develop- ment. Imtituting toll roads and earmarking aales taxes for trans- portation corridon to keep pace with uncontrolled development are reckless and irresponsible and will certainly lead to more citizen initiatives in the future. This initiative was conceived and written with one purpose in mind-the future well-being of the citizens of Orange County. Opposition will surely root itself in special interest groups with lesser motives in mind. Never- theless, this initiative deserves the vote of all those who favor responsible and controlled development for the future san- ity of Orange County. Wally Ziglar is a director of The Corona del Mar Commun- ity Association. A PRIVATE HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB 1,000 TWENTY-YEAR MEMBERSHIP SECURITIES OFEERED AT: 1st 50 MEMBERS, $10,000 EACH; 2nd 100 MEMBERS, $20,000 EACH; 3rd 550 MEMBERS, $30,000 EACH; 4tli 300 MEMBERS, $50,000 EACH; Las Montanas Ranch Hunting and Fishing Club is located approximately 2 hours drive from Los Angeles on 1,377 acres of the Raljon 111 Ranch in the Green Horn Mountains adjacent to the Sequoia National Forest and in the Foothills of the Sierra Nevadas. Two and one-half miles of Little Poso Creek traverses the Club. Indi- genous game such as quail. dove, wild turkey. whitewing and pigeon are plentiful. Big game of deer, elk, bear, big horn sheep and mountain lion. small bore shooting for rabbits, squirrel, raccoon and bobcat ar~ for members' hunting pleasure during season. Other game such as antelope, American bison, boar, pheasant. chukker and bobwhite shall be plant&'d along with additional stocking of bass, trout and blue- glH. following the le of the 700th member. This exclusive membership offering complies with the State of California Department of Cor- porations for qualification of the membership securities pursuant to Section 25113 of the Code. under the Corporate Securities Law of 1968; and reporting regulations and prospec- tuses equivalent to the requirements of the United States Securities Act of 1933. This membership security may only be offer- ed by the Prospectus. A Prospectus may be obtained by contacting Mr. Dudley F. Milter. (714) 760-3912, 685 Vista Bonita, Newport Beach, California 92660. or Alexander 8. McDonald, Esquire (619) 755-9300, 12520 High Bluff Drive, Suite 150, San Diego, California 92130. -----·------·- I MRRn a t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Harbor faces Sea Kings in rematch BY GEORGE PAPPAS Newport Harbor High 's bas- ketball team is looking for their second win over cross-town rivals Corona dcl Mar this season when the two teams meet tomorrow night. The game will be held in the Newport Harbor's-gym tomor- row night at 7:30 p.m. Harbor made a run at Sad- dleback 's lead in the final quar- ter and they cut it to 11 points with 2:34 left in the game. But the Sailors couldn't get any closer. Jim Geerlings, Mike Nguyen and Jim Wilson each hit three pointers in the fourth period as they Sailors outscored Saddle- back 27-18 in the final quarter. It was too little too late. Sad- dleback 's Gylan Dottin and Craig Marshall sank shots in the game's final minutes to sink Harbor. The Sailors missed several desperation three-point attempts at the end of the game. ... We were in trouble a little bit because the University loss was an big emotional thing for us. We thought we had won the game," commented DeBusk. "But we could have quit when we were down by 20 points. I told them in the huddle that we can either go belly up and lose by 30 points to Saddle back or De Busk and their ·team, that we can play hard and try to aain they never gave up. They arc a some respect. Some people may very good team, but you have not think there is a lot to gain to great to win in this league. from an 11 point loss. We Still, Harbor could surp'riae showed why we won 13 games," some teams in this league if they DcBusk stressed. arc taken lightly," Quinn con- "Wc out played Saddleback in tinucd. the fourth quarter.-If-J-bad-any--.A-g-..,.-nst-.. ...... m-.-ve-n1ty the Sailon brains we would play up-tempo led 29-28 at halftime and 46-41 basketball more often." after three periods, but their lead DcBusk described Saddle-and the game slipped out of back as the best team in the Sea grup in the final seconds. View League. Univenity went ahead S2-Sl "I knew Saddleback would with SI seconds remaining when come out real hard because they Steve Stolzoff hit an outside got beat by Tustin the game shot~ before," DcBusk said. "I think The Sailors took the ball that loss woke up their team and down the court and put up a shot they came out strong against us." with seven seconds left but Nguyen had 11 points, Drew University's Stephen Mumaw Sheward and Tyler Koon each blocked it. Nguyen came up with contributed lO points to round the ball and tossed up a shot but out the scoring for the Sailors. he missed. Gylan Dottin had 20 points University's Ben Saltzman and Tony Agnew finished with grabbed the rebound to clinch 13 and Marshall sank 12 to head Saddleback's offensive attack. the game. "We have to play Saddleback Hardin topped the Sailors again, so we wanted to give them with 17 points (seven for eight something to think about as they from the field). Koon had 11 went back into the locker room," points and Nguyen added nine DcBusk explained. points and be grabbed seven Saddleback's Coach Patrick rebounds. Sheward passed out Quinn commented, "Harbor is eight assists but he only had one playing with more confidence poin~. this season. Nothing seemed to Stolzoffled Univcnity with 20 faze them. It's a tribute to Jerry points. M IF IEACl-ll•rt ...,,, ....... 1111.Iii111AJI11111[11111 11 ,_ ,,,, , .. 11111a II(• lllri .... 1111Mflr•111111111'1 ... 111 ., ....... ..,.111111111 ... -11111a11t1. ll-l4. • Pll1I IY IAllY CITA Sea Kings can't end slump m•kina COltly mwakea. At this .... we cal fool tlae other team. We j• laaw to ,.., our OWll pmc becaute DO OM ii easy ia ov...,..,. be ooncluded. CdM wrestlers struggle to improVi Three years 1p Corona clel Mar Hiah bad a wrestlina propam that was run by leriea of walk-on co.cha. Startin& almost from ICl'atc~ Corona del Mar COKh Fred Moraan baa attempted to rebuild Corona del Mar-S wres-- tlina prop-am during the put two season. But it baan' been euy u this year's team conU.,uea to reflect with a 6-~f overall record and 0- 3 in league IO far. The Sea K.inp were recently trounced by Estancia 63-12 in a match which indicated the dif- ficulty Cd M is having in putting toaether a wrestlina squad which can compete with the best in the Sea View League. The Sea Kings only won two individual matches against Estancia and those were due to forfeit. They lost the other 11 individual matches and the game as a team. Estancia is f avo~ to take their fourth straight Sea View League title. "Were not doing quite as well as I expected," commented Morgan in bis third year as head wrestling coach at Corona del Mar. "But we're a lot better than we were last year and we 're makina inro~s." Last season the Sea Kings finished 14 in league. back tonight at 6 p.m. an an away match and Newport Harbor Feb. 2. ...We should be able to beat Saddleback," Moraan remarked. "Newport Harbor will wrestle us tough. Were their rival and that makes things a lot more inteme." The Sea Kings' standout wrestler is Jeff Chow, who wrestles in the IS4 weight div- ision, Morgan said. "He's only lost four or five close matches and he's won IS," Morgan said. Morgan also singled out Jeff Garrison (119 pounds), Reed Kitchen (132 pounds), Mike Stuart (16S pounds), Jason Partin (191 pounds), John Gul- ledae (17S pounds) and John Vandyke (heavyweight). Gul- ledge also played on CdM's vanity football team. Partin was undefeated in league action before the Estancia match. Kitchen, Gulledge, Stuart and Vandyke all lost their matches against the Eagles. "This bas been an usual year because of all the injuries. We're losing a lot of close decisions. But each year our team is getting better. We bad 40 kids out at the beginning of the season and we only had 2S out last year." Morgan stressed. Still Morgan admitted that his team is young and He blames the Sea Kings inexperienced. losing record this season on "We have a certain number of injuries and illness. rookies on the team and wc'1c "If we were at f ult strength lite had to bring up kids from the we were when we beat Santa Ana sophmore and junior vanity and Anaheim earlier in the level to fill up spots on the season, our team could be com-vanity squad," he explained. pctitive against other teams in Sophmore Jason Wolcott the league," Morgan added. (14S pounds) is one of those who "We'1e also lost so many kids Morgan brought who has done to the flu." well this year. Wolcott lost his He said they lost the team ·s match against the Eagles. best wrestler due to an pinched "He's a good wrestler. Next nerve lDJUry. · year and the year after he's going .. He came back early in the to be tough to beat." season and ~.to play, but he Freshmen DJ Parker (98 couldn' do at.. . pounds) has also excelled on the . Morpn po~nted out that. his vanity team. Parker won his his team's major weakness as a match again Estancia by forfeit. lack of depth. fCdM' tli "I have to bump up several of The f ut~re o s wrcs ~g our wrestlers into different pro~am ~ where Morgan is weight classes to fall up the spots. hedging his bets. '!h~ frcsh- lt makes difficult for us to win ~n,sopbmore an~ Jumor v~ because we have guys wrestling s1ty teams are ~oang well tb1s in weight classes that are unf a-year, Morgan said. miliar to them." "The junior vanity team is 10- Hc praised Estancia's team as S overall and 1-l league so far. the best in the league. We're going to have a much "Estancia ii loaded. I expected better team next year. For the it to be tough to win a single first time I think we're going to match •aimt them." have kids actually competing for The Sea IC.inp face Saddle-positions on the vanity squad." c!Paramounl cftx,~1.. / STOREWIDE ANNUAL MID-WINTER TENNIS SALE NO'WIN P80G"C'S .41.L Ji&CIMMJl.V ft1MIC&D Jftfe.S Sale Ends January31 3:t3 E. 17th St. , ........... HllliaNI,..... Home C..Mlla Miii. a.._ dw 1hn..fll •I,_..._ tt..a Pharle Ml••• Morpn ha beal COKhiq wratlina for tbe ,.. 20 yars at~ including the Univer- sity of Cincinnati, Birminah•m High School and teYeral YMCA propama. - W'J'hc fant year I came we only compete wida water polo, voley- had cipt playen on the team W1. footW ad other lpOl1I to and many of them didn' want -tbe belt •tllleta. But each to pnctic:e, IO they quit," be year it leellll to M Fttina better. stated ... Wrcstlina ii not a pop-Our frabmu d8u is the best uJar sport at CdM and we have yet. .. • ..... 111111IIF5 Ill, II-If. PllTI IY llllY CITA Fly Dans World Express9 from <>ranse County to over 100 cities worldwide. Faster than an airport van. More convenient than a rental car. It's ltans world Express, the easiest way to LAX from cities just outside of L.A. TWE is TWA's commuter air network. Fly TWE to LAX and let the TWE/TWA link give you an easy flight connection to nearly anywhere in the world. You get roundtrip boarding passes and seat assignments in advance. And you only have to check your baggage once. Plus, TWA Frequent Flight Bonus Program members earn a minimum of 2,500 miles when their roundtrip TWE flights connect with TWA. Discover hassle-free flying with ltans \\t>rld Express service today. And you'll see it doesn't ha~ to take a superhuman effort just to get to the airport. For reservations call your travel agent or 1-800-221 -2000. ,_I MUFB at• THE NEWPORT BBaN More foOd for tho Thant you, Ken Sands, for your respome to Jut week's article, ~me solution.a to the bay problem." Dish and paint thinner your left holding after you've cleaned your paint brush? Remember dumping such wute into the . gutter means dumping it into the bay. ' Marine Scene , Ken noticed local gardenen using their leaf blowen to blow debris dirutly into the storm drains. And where do the drains empty? You guessed it, the bay. Little ·things like this that often go unnoticed really ~ make a difference. Let'a all pitch in and help keep the bay clean. Once Moreoa Toda ·Toxic waste. I know you've heard it all before, and, besides, it's all those exotic commercially-generated cbemi- cab that are the real problem. Right? Wrong. What about the var- Instead, save waste material in a large sealed container for the county's annual hazardous materials dumping day. If this doesn't solve your problem, ~heck with the Newport Beach fire department. They will tell you where you can properly dispose of toxic substances. A Voice for Boaters Recreational Boaters of Cali- fornia, a state-wide organization which pves California boaters a voice in government affairs, bas been very succeuful in negotiat- ing with Senator John Gara- mendi to preserve the intqrity of the boaten' gas tax fund. They will discuss the appro- priateness of a state-wide regis- tration fee increase with Senator Garamendi. The increued fund- ing would addreu the serious problem the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta is having with deteriorating levees. Proposed provisions to amend SB 1236 would increase DESIGNER FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES SAVE~ 500Jo OFF • Hundreds of Discontinued & One-of-a-Kind Floor Samples! • Select from a vast array of Southwestern and Contenipprary Designer Furnishings. • Save on a huge assortment of Artwork, Lamps, and hand hewn Accessories. -•5 DAYS ONLY, JANUARY 27, 18, Z9, 30 AND31-• • IN SOUTH COAST 18030 Euclid, Fountain Valley (714) 540-227& • IN NORTH COUNTY 1988 N. 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The Reading Game· j . Police Blotter The Police Blottet is ,,,._ftd • • public seMce from the Newport £nscn der..lirw crimes Md arrnts in Newpott Buclt. It lltotlld be noled that cr;mes listed are Ofl/y those wNch .,. NIJOffed IO the Ne•port 8Nclt ~ Department and arrests made are only those SUSP8Cfed al crimes and not those eo1Mcfecl. MONDAY,JAN.11 CRIMES 0900-A car stereo valued at SI ,SOO wu reported stolen from a car parted in the 800 block of Promontory Point West. 1110-A car stereo valued at S27S wu reported stolen from a car parked in the I 00 block of 37th Street. 1230-A camera valued at S3SO and cub and a money order totaling SI ,SOO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 1800 block of Point Carlow. ARRESTS 021 ().Christopher Lee Thayer, 19, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of driving with a suspended license. TUESDAY, JAN. 12 CRIMES 1000-Clotbing valued at $628 wu reported stolen from a car parked in the 900 block of Baywood. 1420-A car stereo valued at SS2S was reported stolen from a vehicle in the SOO block of Narcissus. I ~Jewelry and coins valued at $2,640 were reported stolen from a residence in the 300 block of Broad Street. 1930-Mink jackets valued at S7 ,900 and silverware and jewelry valued at S28,8SO were reported !tQlen from a residence in the 2000 block of.Shipway. ARRESTS 0430-Jose Manuel Castanon, 19, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of receiving known stolen property. l 14S-Kevin Owen Bertholo- mey, 29, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of posses- sion of marijuana for sale. 1930-Todd Michael Hutt, 23, of Costa Mesa wu arrested on suspicion of giving false inf or- mation to a peace officer. WEDNESDAY,JAN.13 CRIMES 194S-Sterling silver cutlery valued at $2,SOO was reported stolen from a residence in the 400 block of Vista Prada. 2200-A mink coat valued at S 10,000 and sterling silver cutlery valued at SS,000 were reported stolen from a residence in the SOO block of A venida Lader a. ARRESTS 044S-George Walter Davis, 19, of Upland was arrested on suspicion of possession of bur- llmlY a t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN,_ I glary tools. O~Nancy Apbrodity Ray- mond. 30, of Studio City wu arrested on suspicion of posses- sion of methampbetamines. 1630-Harvey Alexander Magana, 32, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. THURSDAY, JAN. 14 CRIMES 1110-A television valued at SSSO, speakers valued at $300, an amplifier valued at S4SO and spotlights valued at $4, l 2S were reported stolen from Season Ticket Restaurant located at 4248 Martingale. 141 S-Miscellaneous items valued at S70 and currency totaling S 149 were reported stolen from Image 2000 located at 3440 Via Opporto. ARRESTS 0300-Paul Clifton Kranz, 29, of Orange was arrested on sus- picion of driving on a suspended license. on suspicion of mildemcanor dnuat driviq. FRIDAY, JAN. 15 CRIMES 1010-A car radio valued at SI ,SSO was reported stolen from a car dea&enhip in the 2300 block of West Coast Highway. 1310-Golf equipment valued at S68S wu reported stolen from a garage in the 200 block of Diamond. 1830-A computer valued at S4,880 was reported stolen from • Computerland located at 4220 Scott. ARRESTS 23SS-Bernell Scott Boswell, 38, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of disor- derly conduct. SATURDAY, JAN. 16 CRIMES 1200-A carburetor valued at S3SO was reported stolen from a boat in the De Anza Bayside Village. 131S-A case of battery was reported in the 300 block of East Cout Highway. Woman injured on Jamboree 0330-James Edward Athens, 18, of Stanton was arrested on suspicion of possession . of bur- glary tools. IS4S-Wade Joseph Driggers. 40, a transient was arrested on suspicion of robbery. 2200-Kenneth Eugene Wil- liams, of El Toro was arrested ARRESTS 1810-Ronald Glenn Swover- land, 30, of Newpon Beach was arrested on suspicion of residen- tial burglary. BY BILL HARVEY A 24-year-old Newport Beach woman was reported in stable condition at the UCI Medical Center after she suffered a broken right leg and broken pelvis in an early morning traffic accident at Jamboree Road and Eastbluff North, according to Elaine Beno, spokesperson for the hospital. Julie Medvury was a pas- senger in a car being driven south on Jamboree by John Audinis, 27. of Costa Mesa, when their car was struck by a car driven by Peter Alexander Najera, 21 , of Santa Ana, police said. Najera and his passenger, Cheryl Saxton, 20, of Fountain Valley, were eastbound on East- bluff at about I a.m. when, according to Bob Oakley of the Newport Beach police, N ajda, by his own admission, ran a red Jr. League seminSrs The Junior League of Orange County California Inc. (JLOCC) is sponsoring its annual Training Weeks seminars from Feb. I through Feb. I 7 at locations throughout Orange County. Training Weeks 1988 is open to the general public, free of charge, and offers participants the opportunity to enroll in an exciting and varied group of programs intended to teach new skills, sharpen old ones or help explore areas of interest while being taught by well-known experts from many fields. Courses range from '"Over- coming Computer Anxiety" and 04Step-By-Step Tax End Invest- ment Planning" to .. Art Collect- ing." Enrollment is unlimited, but early registration is impera- tive. For further information call JLOCC headquarter:s at (714) 720-7477. Coro apps The Coro Foundation of Southern Calif omia is accepting applications for the prestigious Fellows Program in Public Affairs. During the course of the program, individual fellows serve internships with a wide variety of business. labor, government and community organizations. For application information, call the Coro Foundation, (213) 623-1234 or write to 609 South Grand Ave., Suite 810, Los Angeles-, Calif. 90017. WDDIO\C0""111 (U,.lllllCI) _,OITCllllD 720-9266 light and struck Audinis' car in the right side. ~ ... Medvury was trapped inside the car and had to be extracted from the wreckage by firemen using the Jaws of Life. She was then airlifted to UCIMC by MedEvac helicopter. Saxton was taken by ambu- lance to Western Medical Center in Santa Ana where she was treated for a fractured rib and was released at about noon Monday, according to a hospital spokesperson. pfilnitiw um1, T .......... ......,, lld1n nap, alilads .... furniture from .. tour ClfWS al .. wortd. All Najera and Audinis were both taken to Hoa{f Hospital where they were treated for minor injuries and released, said hos- pital spokesperson Pam Bolen. The investigation into the accident is .continuing, Oakley stated. ... _ ... ·u .a--.. ......... Cllll.-J u.--..ca -(7Mtm 111 .......... .,, .. , ........ . • • R J , ..... ... ._ 1111.0 rq a... .. -. ca-C7Mt .. •• am1c1 GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS SEMI-ANNUAL STOREWIDE SALE HUGO BOSS ACTIVEWEAR LUHTA JOGGING SUITS ITAUAN SWEATERS: MONDO-CORTIGIANI Orig. $12500 Reg.$19500 Reg.$10000 Now$625' Now $9750 Now $50" ITALIAN DRESS SHIRTS Reg . $5()00 Now $25" -~ ITALIAN SILK TIES· SUITS -DRESS SLACKS SPORTSWEAR • and much morel Come In Now and Ta~e Advantage of Tremendous Savings up to 50% OFF Throughout the month of January Fashion Show Mall 3200 Las Vegas Blvd. So. Las ~ NV 89109 (702) 369-9133 • • Fashion Island -Atrium Court 401 Newport Centa' Dr. Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714~ 721-1123 •' ART Amish Quilts from the Collec- tion of The Museum of f..mer- ican Folk Art will display through March 13 at The Bow- ers Museum, 2002 N. Main Street, Santa Ana.. Call 647- 6530. Works by Dick Heney and Kathleen Fieldin1 will display through January 31 at Art Spirit Gallery, 384-B North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., daily. Call 497-8355. "Larry BeU-Lipt on Surface: Ten Years of Vapor Dnwinp" will display through February 28 at the Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is $2 for adults; $1 for senior citizens and students. Call 494-6531 . Paintinp by Joan Christensen will display at the Newport Beach City Hall Gallery through February 24. The gallery is located at 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Hours arc 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 644-3017. "The Univenity of California Collects: PbotoanpllJ from the Uninnity of California" featur- ing a selection of 110 photo- graphs from the 21 million image UC collection will display Feb- ruary 2 -7 in the UCI Fine Arts Gallery. Hours are noon io 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Call 856-U I 0. "Jane GottUeb: Photopapbs" will display through March 4 at the Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11 a.m. to S p.m.) Tuc$day through Sunday. Call 494-6531. Works by William S. Phillips will display through January at Whitman Galleries, 3545 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Hours are lO a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Satur- day. Call 675-2478. Transparent watercolor works by Dorotlly Bartlett will display through February 1 at Sand- stone Gallery, 384-A North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., daily. Call 497-6775. Paintinp by student artists from the Art Institute of Southern California will be on display through February 1 at The Orange County Transit Dis- trict's Main Office lobby located at 11222 Acacia Parkway, Garden Grove. Call 971-6448. Works by Steven Squire will display at the Newport City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Hours are 8 a.m . to 5 p.m., daily. Call 644- 3017. Works by Sllirley Cllaitlin, Voce~ Romeo TUIUti, Max DeMa. and Orlando are currently on display at Galleries T ouche, 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 Cla11lc Neon Sis-" is displaying indefinitely at Elan Gallery, l l 4S South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are 10 Lm. to 6 p .m., daily. Call 4~396. See the Winners. Presentation of awards from the PT A's "Reflections" contest, fea- turing a display of creative works from local children, will be held on Sunday, Jan. 31, from 2-5 p.m. at the Newport Center Library. Spo1UOred by 'lbe Newpoct ~ rma Mesa Ne\vs "Life at tile Beadl" is the title of a new collection of paintings showing indefinitely at Schaar I Germain Studio Gallery, 484 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are 11 a.m. to S:J!> p.m., Wednesday through Sun- day. Call 752-4041. "The Art of Animation," feat- uring original and limited eels from Disney and W amcr Broth- ers, will display through Febru- ary 29 at the Circle Gallery in the Disneyland Hotel, I ISO West Cerritos Ave"1c, Anaheim. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., daily. Call 774-9979. Maritime artist John Stobert's Six new Utllop'aplls will display February I through March 31 at Whitman Galleries, 3S45 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Hours arc JO a.m. to S p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 675-2478. "Ironic Pusiom" featuring the new works of Ann Chernenko will display through February 7 at Diane Nelson Gallery, 278 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach. Hours are 10 a.m. to S p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to S p.m. on Sunday. Call 494-2440. STAGE "NIPt Mmt FaU" by Emlyn Williams will play Thursdays through Sundays, through Feb- ruary 14, at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton Street, Costa Mesa. Tickets are SS and $6. Call 650-5269. "Many Me a Little," the Ste- phen Sondheim revue created by Craig Lucas and Norman Rene, will open January 29 on South Coast Repertory's Second Stage, 6SS Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. Tickets arc S 19 and $24 for this musical runn~ng through February 28. Call 957- 4033. Meetings & Events S1aare Our SelYes in Costa Club and the Sea Scout base at Mesa has opened the doors or-1801 West Pacific Coast High- its Deata1 Cllnlc. A f ult volun-way, is planning the addition of teer staff is being sought includ-a second story to house two ing dentists, dental hygienists, classrooms. New restrooms, dental assistants and storage rooms for the schools receptionists. fleet of boats, a boat workshop Appropriate licenses are and an office will also be added. required and a knowledge of Spanish is helpful. For more information, call the Volunteer Center of South Orange County at 9S3-S1S1 or S82-3 l 76 ••• TIM Allodated Studeatl of Ora•1e Coast Colleae bas donated SI 0,000 to the OCC Foundation toward the planned expansion of the school's Row- ...... s-11n1 Center. The rowing and sailing center, located between the Balboa Bay ••• Volunteen seeking experience in lnter•lewln1 for job placement are needed by the Vol•nteer Center of South 0ruae ComdJ. Volunteen will be trained to identify motivation, interest, abilities and skills in order to effectively place persons in volunteer staff positions with non-profit qencies. For more information, call 9S3-S7S7 or ••• yo•r landscape •atten ... "Ou Na•e Says It All" P.O. Box •141, U.-lllc:h. CA "'61 497-2155 Planning/ ln11ellaaion 582-3176. ••• Dri•en are needed to deliver meals to homebound senion. A friendly disposition, good driv- ing skills and 90 minutes per week are the only requirements. A~1mmediate need exists in Costa Mesa and Mission Viejo. For more information, call 953- 5757 or 582-3176. ••• Join Orange County MADD'1 lifesaving volunteer s,eak•'l ..... a . Our goal is to have a MADD speaker in each and every driver's education class in Orange County by September, 1988 . Please call MADD at S32- 6233 for more information. ••• UCI M..ucat C•• is in need of volunteen with good driving records to drive an electric cart and wort ,..._.. from the parkin1 lot to the main entrance. The newly dcsiped gift shop needs volunteers to work morn- ina, afternoon and cvcnina shifts, and volunteen are also needed to atafT the main inf or- mation deak and provide TLC and comfort to famitiea of the patieatl. For more information, call 953-5757 or 582-3176. ---~ .,..__ --~--- J pirit Run,-'Refl.ections,' ~raw support lbanlr• be to Dinny Shryock of Harbor View PFO and Candy Grant and Carol Tah"'OUlb of Roy 0. Andersen PT A for eatabliahina the lepcy or the Spirit Run five years ago. Focus On Dinny laughs in retrospect u she dCICribcs becoming the rant BY HNND: ENGSTROM race director. "I walked into this ~ speaks fondly of Mary Lou Gray nominating mcetina, and I wu u her .. other half" during that so enthusiastic. I bad no idea fledgling year and cites Evelyn what I wu gettina myself into, Hart, Newport Beach City and when I found out, I wanted Council member, as being to kill myself!" "responsible for keeping it She wu tagged for the posi-(Spirit Run) in existence. She tion because she was such an promoted it for us. She met with avid runner, and it was assumed the Irvine Company and the City she knew the most about the Council." sport. She was shocked to dis- cover that the monetary goal was 520,000 and emphatically told the committee how impossible that was. A year later she rue- fully swallowed those words and was delighted to announce that the first Spirit Run made $22,000. Dinny credits Candy Grant as the impetus for the run and most of the creative ideas that fol- lowed, such as the student in- school campaign and commun- ity sponsors. Carol Tahmoush found herself responsible as treasurer for enormous sums of money, and Scottia Evans took on the task of computerizing the -thousands of registrants. Dinny The year-long commitment as race director has shifted back and forth between the two schools to include Diane Boggs and Linda Johnson, Beth West- berg and Missy Mittman. Besides the enormous time com- mitment from those who are involved with the coor<lination of the race, two crucial factors arc the basis for its success. According to Dinny Shryock, "'lt attracts runners from all over (Southern California) who respect it as a professional event." This year's 3,500 regis- tration figures to date support that premise. Missy Mittman, the present race director, concun ~th her predecessor that the succesa of the event depends on community support. She and co-director, Fran Schmidt, stress the consist- ent support of Standard Con- crete, owned by Pam and David Horowitz and Newport Station- en • ownen Hazel and Barry West. Donating for the second time around arc M.ary and Rick Nabers of Nabers' Cadillac who arc joined by new sponsors Walkie and J anct Ray of J . Ray Construction, Cheryl and Jerry Arnold of Arnold-Pacific Prop- erties and Cathy and Bruce C hotc and Ron and Jody Brad- shaw of Bixby Ranch. These six sponsors' names will grace the dynamic race T-shirt designed by Harbor View second grader Chris Svensson. Pam and Don Gilmour of AIP Commercial Real Estate Brokerage arc spon- soring the runners• numbers. A new dimension "Slec;ve sponsorship," has been added this year. Leo and Carol Fran- calosy of Francalosy Rehab Community Service_ The Women's Transitional be obtained by calling 556-6262. Living Center needs volunteers -••• and interns for its Orange TIM Lapma Bead! Rape aild County-based shelter. A training CriUI Hotline is recruiting com- program is offered in February mittee, enthusiastic volunteers for volunteers.. interested in to work on the hotline. helping battered women and A training program on Sexual their cliildren. Auault Victim Aaistance wiJI For further information on begin on TuCMtay, Jan. 12 at 2 how to v~lunteer contact Pat p.m., and will consist of 50 hours Jasper at (714) 992-1 939. of training covering all areas of ••• sexual assault and child sexual The Master C•orale of abuse. Classes will be held on Oran1e Co•nty is for sale. Tuesday, Wednesday and Figuratively speaking, that is. Thursday afternoons from 2 to The Chorale has kicked off its S:30 p.m., and two Saturdays JIU eMI fmd raWa1 *he with from 9 a.m. to l p.m. For more a aoal of $120,000, by selling information, call 4~9429 or their "voices." 831-8143. You may purchase a bullish buao, a sparklin1 soprano, an awesome alto or a tremendous tenor for Sl,000 each ... Owner- ship• luts for one year, after which time it is renewable. Ownenbip bas its privi.Jeaa, and in tbis case., with the tax- deductible contribution of S 1,000 or more, the patron will rec:eift a •certif tcate of owner- ship• entitlina him or her to attend a Nck staae bash at the Oranac County Pcrformina Arts Center followina one of tbe 1988 conc:crta. More information may ••• Tiiie 0ruae Comt, .A910da- tioa for Me•tal Heah• bas announced the election of Mark S. G• .... • to their board of directon. Gaupan; manager of f u~ development for Rodbeim Mar- tetina Group, •• elected for a one year unexpired term. Gaughan bolds a muter's degree in business administration from Pepperdine Univenity and a bachelor's dqree in arts man- aaement from tbe Uiaivenity of Alabama. He is alto a member of the Orange County Demo- cratic Central Committee and the Laguna and Newport Har- bor Art Museums.' ••• Tiie West Oran1e Co•ntJ Hotline is offering free Cread•e Listenin1 trainin1 clasla. The hotline is staffed by volunteers who have been trained in effective listening skills, referral services and sui- cide intervention techniques. Hotline also offers a "Good Neighbor Linc" that offers inter- personal contact and support to home bound individuals who are isolated from the community. For more information, calJ 761- 4575 or 894-i242 . ' ··GoocJ service. good_-gaoo~· pnce- That's State Fann insurance.'' DIAi A. CAVllEIMOY ...... eo..•iw: ... .... ., ....... ...-.c•s•-._ (114) llt4ll ... ..... (114aM-m7 Like a good neighbor. Sr8l9 Farm is there. llAll fAIM IMIUIANCI -.,.. ....... em•• .,...Ollllima Itel.. • '· ... Associates, Kinpley Rosen, Jim and Kathy Roberts of the .Balboa Beach Cbmpany, the Newport-Balboa Rotary and Gebon'• Market's name will ripple along the biceps of par- ticipants. The official race poster, designed by Sth grader Jenny Johnson of Harbor View, cries out the slogan from shop win- dows all over town. Answer its challenge to "Catch the -Spirit" on Sunday, Jan. 31, at 7:30 a.m. and walk, jog or stumble around Fashion Island with friends, neighbors, tcacben and a lot of enthusiastic kids who arc count- ing on your support. Wait! Don't collapse in front of the TV too soon. Do your heart some more good. Attend the winners' reception for the "'Reflections" contest sponsored by Harbor Council PT A and the Newport Ensign/ Costa Mesa News at the Newport Center Library at 2 p.m. Talk about support for kids! The names of the judges aJonc is enough to "knock your socks off." In my quest for the best, I was very gratified. No one turned me down! These experts in their fields were delighted to help, and most responded as did Leslie Figge, who exclaimed, .. We love kids. Our whole family loves kids, and one of us will do it for sure. You may even get all BIG MENS - .SLACKS .JEANS .SHIRTS By LEVI'S-HAGGAR and YOUNG BLOOD COMPARE AT S19to$35 SLACKS 44 -52 SHIRTS ll·-41 CGITAMEIA a.. ...... (714) 111·1'" .. , .... . .., _ .. of us.• The Fiae Pbotop-apby fam- ily will join Ellen Bak, of Ellen Bat StudiOI, and Praud and Valerie, noted performing arts photographen, to judge, what else, the photography division. Ellen Breitman, curator of education, for the Newport Harbor Art Museum and Sandy Blatterman, Newport Beach Arts commissioner, will confer with Costa Mesa artist Gretchen Wi)liams to decide the big winner in visual arts. The buip's own Sue Kauth, columnist and educator, will tally her results with LaDonna Kienitz, Newport Beach city librarian, and Frank McGee, editor of the former New Worlds magazine to determine the best literature entry. "Tuning in" top critique the sounds of the music divisio n wilJ be Charles R. Cassey, music supervisor for Viacom Produc- tions and director of the Cali- fornians, an Orange County choral group. Relying on his extensive musical background to co-judge will be Dick Watts, director of Visual and Perform- ing Arts for the Newport-Mesa Unified Schoo) District. I take the liberty to indulge in a maudlin moment and to reword a well-known phrase: When you care enough, you GET the very best! NOW nRJ V31 Soeie Ladies 'Put .on. Ritz' lo aid the poor "Puttin' on the Ritz" was the theme for the second annual benefit sponsored by the Ladies Pbiloptochos Society. Held at the Red Lion Inn, Marina Koo-· kootledcs and Kathy Gabriel co- chaired the event, which also featured a presentation of Donna Karan's couture. Assist- ing Kookootsedes and Gabriel were Carol Sekeria, Alice KaJO- mas, Stella Chavos, Georgannc Makris, Ria Jordanidcs, Teddie Peterson, Anne Peters, Marie a.nd Theresa Kookootsedes, Jeannete Krembas, Katrina Pappas and Pat Russell. ' Harborlites The spouses of committee members donned tuxedos and sold opportunity tickets during the luncheon. Selia Poulos wu the winner of one of the pack- ages, which included a mint jacket, round-trip air to San Francisco, hotel accommoda- tions at the St. Francis and limo BY •IA VII BURIER .. service. Judie-Argyros was honorary chair of the event, which bene- fited the Food Distribution Center and the Philoptocbcs (friends. of the poor) Society's colleae scholarship fund. Tova Borgnine spoke to the group and also donated the table f avon. Just a few of the guests were Father George Stepbanides, pastor of St. Paul's Greek Church, and bis wife, Elaine, who was also on the committee, Mary Antone, Carol Lind, Jolene Fuentes and Tolela Gala- IDIS. • • • I Deanna and Al Baldwin opened their lovely home for the black-tie dinner sponsored by Cover Girls, a support group of the Dance Alliance. The event was chaired by JoAnne Mix and Barbara Freuodt. The latter wu unable to attend due to a bout with the flu. But some of the memben who did enjoy the evening were Athalie Clarke, MaryAnn and Len Miller, Hedda and Stephen Maro1i, Dori and Jack deKruif and Sue and Manhall.Jarvie. • • • The same evening, but over at the Four Sea.tom Hotel, bale- ball players and their wives modeled Saks Fifth Avenue fubiom at Las Alnigas de San Jote\ benefit for St. Joseph Hospital. Kathy Check chaired the 11• .•• ,.11 - --~ ----- I 0 Dina •.• II II 1ter.,.1! dinner. Assisting were Rina Santora, Marilyn. IC.liese, Jana Burwell, Debbie Johnston, IC.auy Robertson, Judi Allen, Cindy Skovgard and Marge Lavender. • • • "Lend your nourishment to our blouoming rose" read the invitation sent by the Women ·s Advisory Council to the Foun· dation of South Coast Medical Center .. and join us for A TOMt to Success." The brunch held at the Dana Point Resort Hotel wu chaired by Pam O'Neill. • • • Bridge is a terrifac ~ and enjoyed by many. With that in mind the Upper Bay Committee apomored aa afternoon of carcb at tbe Newportcr Resort, pre- ceded by a hmcbeon and show of Fuhion bland couture. This · r • • t-1111 READINGSBY KRYSTAL \' ... ~ Al Reaclngs Half Price W...lllilM TmatClld&Mn ..... "-'. Pr I tnt, F&ll.uN fulll'JOAll~ .. help In .. m 111d•IUCh•LCM.~ rtlge..t8u1Nia. KtJllfilll• .. )IOU ......... 'JOA/I pmll '° CQIMnce )IOU d )Q" f&a.n. Th9 l9d)' II the rmdlr fm )10U I ... 'JOA/I frtendl }.-e been kddilQ for. 2t31"••altllld. C-."'-.~ .. City bridge cla . Extend your social circles ud come play bridF! The City of Newport Beach Recreation Department ii offering three types of bridge courses: begin- ning, intermediate and playing the band. Courses are geared for those individuals with no experience for the bcginnen or for those individuals with some cxpc- rience who want to improwe their bidding and playin1. In the coune, Playing the Had, par- ticipants will learn the many simple secrets to improve their defensive and declarer play. Bridge courses will begin the week of Feb. 2. For more inf or- mation, call 644-3JS1 or atop by your local library for a winter brochure. LLONGS OF NEWPORT INC. We Care Harder S FOR HOMEOWNERS SELECTING A BROKER \ If you are serious about selling, and you want the best advice from a real estate company, know the agent who will represent you, before calling the company. Remember, the company NAME is not a guarantee of top quality real estate service, even though that company might have a high percentage of fine salespeople. If your agent is faltering in his marketing or on his follow-through of your escrow, the company will not send a substitute, or take your agent "off the project." You'll have a contract with that agent as well as with his company. Whether your agent is with a large or small company, you'll want to know whether he or she has the personal dedication, !tnowledge and integrity to do the job for you. Don't be afraid to inter~ ... view several brokers before making a decision. Since so many owners have a great portion of their net worth in their home. it is not a matter which can be left to just anyone. . CALL 640-LONG -SAN lllGUIL. SUITE -NRfllORT llACH, CA 12•0 IF.-T•. ClllllTI I IElll Lm • the eeconcl annual for this ______________ _... ______ .._...._. __________________________________________________ _... ____ ~ <>raa. County Philharmonic support IJ'OUP· Mon OCPS news: The Wom- en 'I Committees held their 3Sth unu .. Continuance Fund ~k off at the Watia Hotel. llama cwb Jolua llobimon apote <'.& ~ hDportancc of Team•.d ..tModvaliOn. "YvoueK~ 1 cMirell the momina affair. + • ~GO TO YOUR ROOM • HANO IT UP TOO.- SIDEWALK SALE Ill ~ EVERYTHING GOESll 0~~ 1720 Santa Ana Ave., Costa Mesa N83 • ( f ~· .. ·-' ,_It MR Ba I• THE NEWPORT EN9GN . Porter's music reviewed in 'No Mother But Jazz' BY DAVID CORTl:S-ROBBINS Unfortunately, some patrons of the musical theater believe that if you can l sing along with the cast, you're just not getting your money's worth. Equally a shame is the fact that such shows tum up pri- marily at community theaters. The good news for Cole Por- ter fans who would rather sit back and let the pros handle the singing is that one local theater lets you do just that. Boasting some surprisingly strong singing performances, "No Mother But Jazz .. at the Ne\\'.port Theatre Arts Center is, for the most part, a well-done musical tribute to Porter. The singing abilities of the five-member cast do great justice to Director John Lee's original review of some of Porter's grea- test pieces. Pianist Terence Alaric neatly, heads a three-man ensemble in performing 30 works from such Porter musicals as "Kiss Me Kate," "The Gay Divorcee,,. and "Wake Up and Dream.,. Aside from Alaric's arrange- ments, what makes the show a must-see for Cole Porter enthu- HISTORIC LANDMARK ON THE BAY ......,,.,.,,13 ... ,,....,.,,14. 675-5777 MAXWELL'S AWAID WINNING SUNDAY llUNCH IUFFET QUICHE SHllMP TACO STAND EGGS IEN£DK:T SCIAt9.ED EGGS IUNTZES • SMOK£D FISH SlN>A£ ST A TION N:IEDa£ WAD SELECTION IACON, WJW:& •CANADIAN IACON LOX, Cl£AH CHEESE, IAGElS a ONIONS CAIVED STEAH5tlP 10UND Of l&F a MK£D HAM HAXWtu:S fOfOVEIS a•• any MUFFINS DAZZUNCi MMY Of DESIEITS ~AIY CHAl•AGt• , .... • 1..-. .... , ........... .............. IU• I I ,._..._CJNtt• VSI siasts is the singing of Roberta Kay, Ronald Smith, Debbie Ann Moblin, Mark Wickham, and Cindy Warden. In fact, as informative as the show's interspersed narrations '~ -',,,, ',, . -... \ _,, __ ,_ -.RGHllGR:R'O.Rlff .AIMrtcmt Heart Alloctallalt lNI .... .,.,.... •• P'MC ..... Gift ~ Anlable on Porter's life are, they pale in comparison to the singing of the man's songs. · That's probably because the cast is more adept at singing than they arc at reciting. In trying to deliver little bits of information on Porter's career, the cast at times gives it more dramatic polish than is called for. But, when talk is replaced with song, the real charm of "No Mother But Jazz" is to be found. The singing of Kay, Warden and Mohlin makes the best impres- sion, although Smith and Wick- ham can't be overlooked. Both individually and as an ensemble, the singers voice some ""FHAI ... ...... a-. ,.1 THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL ,..,, ... , __ ,_.., . ...,. .... WlD,_.'f.,111 _. ......... .alftlllll ML.WW ___ ,.., .. N..r ,. .... ,......... i LEI II -~,... •91SSLL ___ A memorable renderinas. Kay, Mohlin, and Warden are at their best with Porter's .. Jn the Still of the Night," "Get Out of Town" and "I Concentrate on You." On the other hand, durina the last piece of the fint act, "l\re Got You Under My Skin,"a very original tum of -arrangements saw Wickham fighting for some high notes. And, there were times the balance between lead singer and accompaniment favored accom- paniment-when it shouldn't have. ~ Credit co-director and cho- reogapber Susan Thomas Lee for staging dance sequences that greatly complemented the show. As a matter of fact, had the cast appeared smoother and less deliberate, and had there been a bit more dancing, the show could reallly have sparkled. As it was, coupling eloquent, yet reasonable, set and costume design with capable singers and musicians made "No Mother But Jazz" a no less palatable affair. "No Mother But Jazz" plays now through February 21 at the Newport Theatre Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach. For showtimes and ticket infor- mation. phone (714) 631-0288. Two-one act plays at DCC Two short absurd-plays will be presented by the Orange Coast College Repertory Thea- tre Company beginning Friday evening. Jan. 29. The first play, "The Leader," is written by Eugene Ionesco and directed by Brandon Faloona (student). The play deals with a group of people waiting and preparing for the arrival of a mysterious dictator. A satire on mass adulation, this classic piece from the French School of Absurdism is funny, yet insight- ful. The second play is "The· Dumbwaiter" by EnsJisb--plar- wript Harold Pinter who also wrote "The Birthday Pany," .. The Homecoming," and "Tur- tle Diary." .. The Dumbwaiter" takes pl-=e in a amUJ rented room where two small-time hoods await their next • .. ipment.~ Their only contact with the world ii tbroup a dumbwaiter. Tboqbt by many to be Pin- ter\ fmest One-Kt play, tbia is a powerful, my1teriou1 and troublina abow . TICbb, priced .a 14, arc on .. in the occ ticket office located in the collejl'I Student Center bUildi• n. ... ia opea Mnllday WOap Friday from 9 L& to 7 p.a., aad ......,. ,,_IL& to 900IL ......_willblMW•tlildoor ,_ .. .. ....__,lie pmc's 111 by pliaae. ~Vila or N ... CMI .,, «:elli• (714) 432-Slm. ; merican Children's Theater dedicated to k. The city of Costa Mesa can take pride in the fact that she hu given a gift to the children of Oranae County. This present comes in the guise of Diane Rowell, David Allan and Philo Hatch. Each has contributed their skills and energy to the Amer- ican Cbildrens Theatre's produc- tion, "Sleeping Beauty." T he theatre is the only one in the county dedicated to bringing entertainment weekly to all children between three and I 0 years of age. As well as being an actress of superior skills, Diane Rowell docs the beautiful costumes for "Beauty," and at one time toured the county with her own "Henley Street Players." .~ Another Costa Mesan, David Allan, charms the audience with the melodious tunes sung by "Beauty's" cast of eight, includ- ing "Witches Lament" and "Lul- laby." He is a musical director of rare ability. Philo Hatch, producer and co- founder of the American Child- rens Theatre, is a Costa Mesan who keeps very busy as a finan- cial advisor and business man- ager. The other half of the team is Herman Boodman, a retired educator and lifelong dramatist. Both Hatch and Boodman have successfully charted the course of the theatre since last May. The playhouse, also known by its pirate theme, opened its doors with a production of "The Pied Piper," quickly ·earning public acceptance. "Alice In Wonder- Pianist Moyer to appear at Coast First-class pianist Frederick Moyer will perform Friday evening, Jan. 29, at Orange Coast College. The concert begins at 8 p.m. in OCC's Fine Arts Recital Hall. The progr-.m includes works by Mozart, Maurice Ravel, Frederic Chopin and Igor Stra- vinsky. Playing the piano since age seven, the 29-year-old soloist from Wayland, Mass., bas extensive and varied concert experience that bas taken him throughout the U nitcd States and Asia. Moyer bas played with many major orchestras includ- ing the Philadelphia and Min- nesota Orchestras, the Buffalo Philharmonic, the Opera Orchestra of Genoa, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Japan Philharmonic and the Boston Pops Orchestra. Moyer is the recipient of numerous prizes and awards, among them the Gina Bacbauer Memorial Award ( 1986), the Bruce Hungerford Memorial Award ( 1982), and the Concert Artists Guild award ( 1981) which led to his highly acclaimed Carnegie Recital Hall debut in May 1982. Moyer was also invited to participate in the Marlboro Music Festival in Don 't let the w11ther stop you from advertising your g1r1ga or rumlllig1 1111 - You 1~ 111ln cll11k If It 11lnal . Clll 631 -8120 Vermont in 1982, an invitation that was repeated the next year. In 198S, Moyer wu appointed an Affiliate Artist and partici- pated in the Xerox 'Pianists ,)j,,;,_ • rorrt• Otll 0~11 .\loflldo1• -tllllfdOI' 'Pl'f S111ff101· Jpm * Program, performing in resid- ency programs with the Sacra- mento, Marin, and Greater Bridgeport Symphony Orches- tras. Speaking of Moyer's recital in New York, Tim Page of The New York Times said: .. Freder- ick Moyer is a first-class young pianist. His plal!ng is clean, unmannered and full of ideas and intelligence." Concert tickets, priced at $6, are on sale in the OCC ticket office, located in the college's Student Center building. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Tickets will be sold at the door for $7. Tickets may be purchased by phone, using Visa or Mastercard by calling (714) 432-5880. Bab1•ck -·~ Dimer for Sll.'5 Mon Cbaleau Restaurant B1eg1in1 ..,.,. & French c~ land, .... Sleeping"Seauty," and its last production, f-Carol Of The Angel," were also ,staged. Each musical show ~ ·1 do ne for a period of o"'m"nths. Perf or- mances are given t?ach Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 p.m. To create an aura of excite- ment for its youn1 patrons, Hatch and Boodman employ a six-foot-two-inch bearded, swashbuckling ruffian called "Buccaneer Ben." He greets each youngster with a pirate hat to be worn in the theatre and taken home as a momento of the visit. Ducats, Do ubloons and Pie- ces of Eight Adventure Theatre (the working name of the thea- tre) has crates, barrels, wicker baskets and a trundle cannon as its box o ffice. Fish nets enhance its pirate theme, and there is also a treasure chest laden with booty. One luck y child is selected by Ben to sit with him on his Pirate Throne of Honor during the show and is allowed to select a gift out of the treasure chesr. ·; The Ame rican Children Theatre is housed in the Ana-1 heim C ultural Arts Center located at 931 N. Harbor Blvd., just a scant distance from the Riverside Freeway. A wildly flapping .. J olly Roger " helps identify the theatre. For information o r reserva- tions call 751 -5032. LET US DELIVER YOUR DINNER TONIGHT! t Now ... ~joy flile.food from popular local restaurants without Jcavin~ comfon of your home! V\ ' BELGIAN Wl(FfLE INN Home of the Fantastic Belpan Waffles, the Gipntk 4-Ea Omelets, anci The Superb Sandwiches. South Coast Plai.a VillaF 3800 South Plaza Drive Santa Ana/Costa Mesa (714) 557-5116 rr uJ ''Thick Cut'' -BoNE D ~ ~$4.99 Diluitt lllehldes So.p • s..... -...ed ,_,..to ........ Som"'1 .. Roll -----aAl.Ol'Pamm8800M• .. --• I I I I I , I I I I · 1 I - \ \ ,_ 11 MR'lf 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Getting off-to a good tart in inve ting You •re probably already an investor, even if you don' think of yourself u one. If you have money in a bank or in a money market, own some mutual fund shares or some' old bonds, you're an investor. It's important to recognize that anything you do with your money-including just leaving it where it is now- is an investment decision. To make sure your investment decisions are the right ones for you, you may tum to a brok- erage firm for guidance. Be aware that your satisfaction will depend totally on your relation- ship with the person handling your account. (At Shearson Lehman Brothers we call tbcsc prof cssionals .. financial consul- tants" because their role is much Money Makin1 Money IY IEl1111111 broader than that of a broker who simply executes trades.) Herc arc the steps to take to get real value out of this impor- tant relationship: I) Det~rmlne your ioau. This isn' u euy u it sounds. You must be honest with yourself about what you want to accomp- lish and bow fut. You must also be realistic. H your objective is to double your money in a year with no risk to your capital, you have set unrealistic, mutually inconsist- ent goals. But doubling your money in five or six yean, with a moderate depee of capital risk, is an achievable aoal. 2) Don'I M 1w11~d by w inw3tnwn1 1oau tllld 8lratqk1 of otlr~r1. People frequently want to in.vest in the aaine securities or compania u their friends or ncipbon because "weTc in the same tu bracket" or~ haft the saiDe lifestyle." But stop and compare: leqtb of time until retirement, number of dependents, expenses, temperament and attitude toward risk, time available to spend monitorina your invest- ments. You can immediately see New airline eyes OC skiers Resort Commuter dba Trans World Express (TWE), the only Orange County-based airline, has launched the first nonstop service from John Wayne/ Orange County Airport to Big Bear Airport and the ski resorts ~ of Southern California. The direct, 40-minute flight, called the "Ski Express," enables skiers to spend more time on the slopes and less time on local freeways and snow-covered roads, according to Jim Slem- ons, TWE chairman and chief executive. both day and night skiing-and in less than one-third the com- mute time. Skiers who take our 8: IS a.m. flight, for example, can be skiing by 9:30 a.m." For a limited time, TWE is offering a special introductory fare of $39 each way. The fare is good on both morning and evening flights and is subject to change. bad, Santa Barbara, Palmdale/ Lancaster and lnyokem. The airline also recently introduced five roundtrip fliahts from John Wayne/Orange County to LAX every business day. As a member oftbc TWA family, TWE is fully integrated into the TWA reser- vations and ticketing system and the TWA Frequent Flyer Bonus Program. why each penon 's investment plan mut be individually tai- lored. 3) Colkct tM bo,ie /ac11 about your j1Nlnclal 1it1M11ion. H you don' know your tu bracket, simply figure out from lut year's tu mum what percent of your arou income went for federal, state and local income taxes. The financial consultant can take it from there and also help you delermine your net worth. Net worth belpa you under- stand not only what your real -.eta arc but, more important, bow liquid your current poeition is-and bow much liquidity you need in new investments. H, for example, most of your auets now arc io real estate, your fmancial contultant would pro~ ably not recommend lockina up more money in long-term bonds. But if you're already fairly liquid, bonds may be just right for you. 4)Dircws your financial silua .. tion hoMstly with your financial consultant. Sometimes people are reluctant to divulge informa- tion, but a financial consultant cannot advise you properly with only half the picture. Herc's a typical dialogue: Client: "I have some money coming due from certificates of deposit, and I want to know what to do with it." Financial Consultant: "How much?" Client: "Oh, a nice little chunk of money." FC: .. More than Sl0,000?" Client: "That's right." FC: "More than $50,000?" Client: "Oh, yes." 'The point, of coune, ii 'hat a .. nK:e little chunk of money" can be a few thousand dollan or six figures, depending on the individual. How can your finan- cial consultant help you make the riaht investment choices without all the facts? S) Make mr~ you and your financial con1ul111nt lrav~ the same investment orientation. There arc two aeneral types of financial con1u1tants-those who arc tradina-oriented and tholle who emphasize longer- term investment&. H you consider youiself an active investor, f md a financial consultant who auressively searches out buy and sell oppor- tunities. But if you don't like to trade or have a relatively small account, you will probably do best with a fmanciaJ consultant· who explains all the investment options, secs that you're in the right investments and monitors them frequently-but docs not advise you to switch them fre- quently. If you understand your own financial situation, set realistic investment goals and work closely with your financial con- sultant, you have an excellent chance of making the best and most profitable investment deci- sions. If you are intersted in a free peronal review outline, give me a call at (800) 533-3402. Ken Tokash is a financial consultant with Sh~arson uh- man Brothers in Newport Beach. "TWE's new route to Big Bear represents Orange County's only regularly-scheduled service to the Big Bear area." Slemons commented. "We will offer Saturday and Sunday service for the balance of January and daily service starting Feb. I. With our schedule skiers can take to the slopes of Snow Summit, Gold- mine and other local resorts for The new route was officially dedicated during its inaugural flight Jan. 12. TWE officials and local dignitaries from both the Orange County and Big Bear areas were on hand to christen one of the company's six, 18-seat DcHavilJand Twin Otter planes that will be making the daily trips. Resort Commuter was formed in 1984 and became a TWA commuter carrier in 1986. TWE is controlled by Chairman Jim Slemons, owner of Jim Slemons Imports/ Mercedes-Benz in Newport Beach and Chrysler/ Plymouth, W,nda/ Volvo and Acura dealenbips in California and Hawaii. Business Briefs A commuter carrier for Trans World Airlines (TWA), TWE off crs daily fligbu to LAX from destinations throughout South- ern California, including Carls- For reservations on TWE's "Ski Express," call 714 / 549- 71 SJ. For reservations and up- to-date information on all other TWE flights, call 1-800-221- 2000. Tiie A .. GfCMIP, a New- port Beach public relations f mn, has been selected by the project construction managers for the The American ONEY ANAGER Account '"1t So Much: For So Little. • • •Checking With 5.25% ltVerest No Mini111.1m Balance Unlimited Olcck Writing Unlimited Personali~ Checks e 24 Hour Conw:nicnce Teller ATM Card STAR' ml CIRRUS. Access At Over 20,000 Locatioos •VISA Credit Card* With 15% AnmW PcrcctUge Rate -No Annual Fee •VISA Debit Card* For ,.Cbccklea .. Checking No AnmW Fee ... All for only I $7.50 a month •Subject to credit 11pproval. 2~ transaction dall'ac per VISA cash advance. ($2.00 mirumum.) • Cn:dit Reserve Protection• Covers Checks Written Against Your Accourt To Your Available Credit Limit • $5,000 AcCldental Death ~ Premium Included In Morihly Fee. •Safe Deposit Box (where available) •No FEE Amcric1n Expraa ~1 Oiequea •Cruise T.--avel At Subudial Discoulu More than 180 branches in California. Call information for the branch nearest you. For New Moe•111IAanlmmtlmCal1.-.nl-294 AMERI N AND LOAN ASSCJCIATKJN Jolua Wa1ne Airport improve- ment project to undertake a communjcations campaign for iu parking awareness program. The firm was selected from I 2 competing Orange County firms, and is the first PR firm ever retained for the airport. A combination of public relations advertising and direct mail will be used to advise Orange County travelers of the closure of exist- ing parking at the terminal, and to offer alternative parking suggestions. ••• The H&llllllODd Company has reported a I OS-percent increase in new income over the same period the previous year. For the fint six months ended Sept. 30. the Ncwpon Beach-based mort- gage bankina firm •s net income was $465,698 or S.21 per share, compared with $227 ,S62 or S. I I per share for the previous year. According to tbe company's president, Tlliomat T . Hammond,tbc mortaaae bank- ing firm is currently well-hedaed and positioned with loan pro- ducts that are suited for volatile interest rate markets. ••• W'k•tre Newpcwt, 18c., a full service advertising and public relations firaa. baa opened a branch off 1ee in Oran1t County at 3737 Birch St., #226. Newport Be.ch . . . Acc"rdina to the aaency's piaident. .,... M...., tbe deciaion to expand ia pan of the firm .. ...,.Uw move to wk a ltroqer preeew in tbl laiib tecbnoloay area. Tbe aaency currently bu a number of biah tecb woants on ha "'*'. -Walker outlines steps toward peace aY PEGGY DARNELL "Peoc1 iJ afundllmemal bel~/ in tlw rixht of people to thter- miM their own future, a JHacef ul re30/ution to conflict, faith in the power of love. . . non_.violence to bring about change. " Alice Forney of Costa Mesa opened the services at the Orange Coast Unitarian U nivcr- salist Church of Costa Mesa last Sunday with this quote, and it was appropriate especially for introducing Bob Y antes who was a participant in the Great Peace March in 1986 and the Soviet/ American Walk in the Soviet Union from Leningrad to Moscow this past year, 1987. When the Great Peace March began on March l, 1986, in great spirits-thousands of people gathered together to send off the 1,200 marchen who would be walking across the U.S. for peace-no one could have predicted the eventual collapse of the initial plan. This occurred outside of Barstow during a freezing rain. Pro-Peace organ- izer, David Mixner, w'ent to B~rstow to bring the sad news of bankruptcy, to dismiss staff, and encourage marchers to go home. FAllLY PllDE-'-Wllbr MY ..... lllllr ......... •· Tiii D1m•rtw1t1. m .. U1 Jtl r. Clrril D1•11s:Uf. • 11111111t 111111u11111 ....,.. ...... 11111111 cm ._ 1111 Wiit. flllTI IY PEAY UllEU "It was during the time the Peace March was stalled outside of Bantow that I became aware of the problems. I was in Pho- enix at the time, and I thought to myself, •they can't stop now.' There were a great number of people who gave up a lot to be committed to this project. Since my ·wife bad passed away, I found myself with some time on my bands, and I drove to Cali- fornia to see if there was any- thing I could do to keep the march going. "Twelve days were spent in regrouping and reorganizing, and we became Peace City. Five hundred of us decided to con- tinue on. We received S2S,OOO from Paul Newman, S 10,000 from Yoko Ono, John Lennon's widow, and another $25,000 from a man in Denver. We received contributions that aver- aged $16 per person. "We were welcomed every- where and were given potluck suppers. I learned the impor- tance of citizen-to-citizen diplo- macy. I looked up the word I 'diplomacy.' It means 'handling affairs without arousing hostiJ- ity. • I learned how to do that. Theologian Oddie at St. Matt's "Now, among the 500 people we had Unitarians, Catholics, Jews and Buddhists. We had doctors, lawyers and street peo- ple. We had to learn to work together. We had meetings to discuss problems. We bad big age diff erenees, but we also discovered that, if we talked to each other with respect, we accomplished a lot. The Rev. Dr. William Oddie, a leading conservative clergy- man in the Church of England, will speak at St. Matthew's Traditional Episcopal Church in Newport Beach on Monday evening, Feb. I, at 7:30 p.m . F atber Oddie is a noted author, literary historian, and theologian. He recently appeared in this country on the television program Firing Line. Father Oddie holds BS and MA degrees from Trinity College in Dub~ a Ph.D. from the Uni- venity of Leicester and an MA from Oxford University. He received his theological training at St. Stephen's House, Oxford. He bas worked in a number of Unitarian service to positions within the Church of England and is currently employed as Ecclesiastical Cor- respondent for Th~ Daily Tele- graph. Father Oddic will talk about issues facing the Church today such as the ordination of women, new trends in theology, and the secularization of the Church. There will be an oppor- tunity to ask questions of Father Oddic after bis address. St. Matthew's is located on the .. We encountered some hostil- ities along the way, remarks like •ffey, why don't you go march in Russia?' Not a bad idea! "Last year we approached the Soviet Peace Committee to sec if they would be interested in a 1EmPlf BITT ·-··--.... , RAlll llAllK I. MIWR look at starting Ove r·· southeast corner of Irvine A venue and I Sth Street in New- ••HRIMCU M.a,_.. ,..., ....... ,. Dr. Chris Schriner, Costa Mesa author, lecturer and licemed marriage, family and child coumelor, will speak on "Starting Fresh: The Art of &epnning Again, ft at the Orange Coast Unitarian Univcrsalist Church, 1259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa, at 10:30 a.m., Sunday, Jan. 31. Schriner will explore the state- ment. "Today is the fint day of the rest of your life. ft and focus on what would happen if we took the statement seriously. Child · care and supervision will be provided. For further details, call the church at (714) ~S2. TEMPLE llAIAH tc I lllA) 11••• ._..,,._,......1:15 p.m. R11bbi •IWft D. 9ctllll pralident Joel Abramlohn ............. ~ ..... Cl .... Oe'I 0... , ........ 1111 • CIC ....... St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church \\bnhip and hear thia Chrilt-cen~rcd m 11 •• on the Ten Commandmenu. "NO orHER GODS" (E ....... JOtJ.J) Sundmi :Ja..ary 24, 1988 8el0 .... IOal' A.M.. tcX> St. Ar.dlewa lmd. Newport Bach. c.libnia (714) 611·2880 tw ... llshsa11 ...................... IM..) port Beach, across from Harbor High School. The public is welcome. For more information, call the Rev. Stephen Scarlett at 786-6123. ...... , ... ,,, ...... MllEf..Yllie ...... ..... •t' P I ....... A9Ill' I we c.neor Mt::':..,., Eduallor Nly Ol•er ST. MAU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH JIM Mar Villa Drhe -4. ;(.. t, \\ I A t\t (' (l•••u• _. '+41 • .._...) ~ ~ Newport•••, CA (714) "6-1341 ti) c 6 b a.-. ........ A. McQmo6ll. ,,__ a... a~ P. s.t....:. A.,.. I• ,_,., CmtaM- CHURCH OF REUGIOUS SCIENCE 2191Me.v ... om.....,1112 C....M a CA • 714 • 'JM..,., an .IA.MIS T1JSau.1 M1. I S1J!CDAYllAll joint march with us in the Soviet Union. After we approached the proper authorities here and received a positive response, we began to make our arrangements to leave for Russia. '4Wc were greeted with wild entbusiams by the Russian peo- ple. We received flowers and food set out on tables set with white tablecloths. We heard speeches and signed autographs. It was wondcrf ul. You cannot hate when you look into the eyes of the children and shake bands with your f cllow man. When you travel together, you form great, warm friendships. I remember we would ~alk all day, and the sun never seemed to set at this time of the year; then when we stopped for supper, we would also have great entertainments, and they wanted to dance with us!" This summer another walk is being planned. Two hundred Soviets arc coming to America, and on July 9 there will be a ninc- day walk beginning in Los Angeles. The California cities they will be visiting will be Santa Barbara, Monterey, Santa Cruz and San Francisco. In closing. Yantcs states, "It is a great feeling to share the basics. the bare necessities with another. There is no comfortable bed you can watch TV from, so you talk. you get acquainted, you sec bow good people really arc if given the opportunity. .. We must remember, too, that to have trust and to love you must have peace within your- self." To find out bow you can walk, talk, cat and camp with the Soviets or bow you can help get our community involved, write or call International Peace Walk Inc., 2601 Sunset Blvd., Suite SO, Hollywood, Calif. 90028, (213) 462-3783. Just when you need a little extra help it's always there. T h41t's wh41t tM C.,..,,..11 Stv11a SAt1Pe1/ i all about. A drpeudablr sourcl" of spiritual Ktc-a that ~ \OU mtt{ rhf' chal~ you fatt. ldras WI~~· peoprjust liltt> mu. "ho "'l"rt" looking for hl"lp andfnund 1t ~hnl t~turnt'dto Cod ln~ir "ords aJT m.~ good frM"nd,-comforting. ~ragi~. rorrtttin~ Ju5C "Mn vou nttd a lm&fo l"xtra hf'lp. E\'l"n Wtt>k. thl" Snlire1/ ~ dd1~ to a~ of heaa1ng and pnrvt>r m your community-the Chnstian Sc~ Rnding Room. ~ up a cop, or subecribr tod9y. M-Ft.S Slit ICM Sun l ·l CHRISTIAN SCllNCI alADINC llOOll ....... c....., c... ...... • ' ... .. ,_ II M•llT a 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN s N011CI Of.,.,._.. MU ~ .... 1•1111,,.,..... .... , ....... ~ UMTCODIL ~ CUSTOOY CORPORATION•~ IPPOinted T t'UltM under the ~ dllcribed deect al trult W1LL SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO TH£ HIGHEST BtOOER FOR CASH (in the forms which .. .._,. tandef' in the Unit.cl StMes) Md/or the cahier's. certifted or attw checks 1p9elfied in Civil Code Section 2924h (Papbte Jn fuff .t the time of ule) 8" tiaht. titte end i""'91t ~ to and now hetd by it under Mid Deed cf Trust in the property hereinafter delcribed: TRUSTOR: EARL FUSSELMAN, GENEVIEVE FUSSEL· MAN BENEFICIARY: CROCKER NATIONAL BANK recorded March 8, 1983 n Instr. No. 83.()98779 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of <>ranee County; and re-recorded on March 1, 1985 as Instr. No. 85- 071135 said deed of trust describes the foUowinc property. "EXHIBIT" PARCEL 1: Unit #126, as shown and defined on thlt ceruin Condominium Plan recorded in boott 14221, paae 528 of Official Records. PARCEL2: An undivided 1/50 interest in and to Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 of Tract No. 10987, as shown on a map recoided in boott 477, Pll9S 31 to 36 inclusive of Miscellaneous Maps, records cf Oranae County, Califomie, eJCOIPtint therefrom Units 101to150.Jnclusive, located thereon. Excepti"I all oil, oil rilhtS. fnineral richb. netunt ps riahts. •nd other hydrocarbons by ~ name known, that may be within Of under said land, without however. the riaht to drill, mine, store, npkn and operate throuah the surface or the upper 500 feet of the subsurface ot said land, as mefWd in the Deed from The Irvine Company, • Mlchipn corporetion, recorded November 8. 1979 in book 13386, Pll9 1280 cf Official Records. PARCEL3: An exclusive e.sement or exclusive easements appurtenant to said Unit for the Ptalt element, for storap and vehicular parkina. courtyard and s-tio purposes, and, if applicable, i,.-ess and ecress over those portions of the Common Area described on said Condominium Pl•ns as "Restricted Common Aru" for said Units; said Condominium Plan for Tract No. 10987 beinc recorded in book 14221. PIC9S 528 of Official Records cf 0rafll8 County, Califomie. AP# 939-23-026 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 3/02/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY 8£ SOlO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 51 Northaimpton Court Unit 126, Newport BNch, CA 92660. "(If a street address or common desicMtion of propef1y is shown aboYe, no waminty Is liven es to its comptete- ness or correctness)." The beneficiMy under said Deed of Trust. by reason of 1 breach°' defautt in the obliptions secured thereby, hefetofore executed and delMtred to the underslaned • written Declaration of Oefailt and Demand for Sale, and written notice cf dehlutt and of election to cause the ufldersilned to sell said property to satisfy said obliptions. and~ the undersianed caused said notice of default and of election to be recorded October 6, 1987 as Instr. No. 87-562488 of Official Records in the office of the Recotder of Oranae County; Said Sale will be made, but without cownant °' wamnty, expnlSS Of implied, reprdi"I title PQ5Se5$ion, or encumbrances, to pay the remeininl principel sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. with interest as in said note provided, advances, if any, under the terms of Sllid Deed of Trust. fees, chatps and apenses of the Trustee and cf the trusts created by said Deed cf Trust Said sa&e will be held on: February 11, 1988. at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the buildi"I located at 601 South Lew;s Street. 0rance. California 92668 - At the time cf the inmal publication cf this notice, the total amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption secured by the •bow described deed of trust and estimated COits. ~and advances is $170,004.39. It Is possible thM .t the time of Nie the openina bid may be less ttwn the total indebtedt ... due. tf avallabte, the expected openi"I bid mey be obtained by cam.,. the foftowi"I teMlptlof ie numbers on the day before the ule: (714) 385-4837 or (213) 627...a65 Dace: .JMuaty 15, 1988 TAC#6023665 CROCKER CUSTOOY CORPOAATtON es said Trustee, By T.O. SERVICE COMPANY, -.int • By Chris Oemlow, Asst. Vice Prnident. 601 South Lewis St, Oratwt. CA 92668, (714) 385-4700 1121 1/28 2/4 ~NOl'ICI FIChiOUI Mr•IUI MMllJA1111Bff The falowi"I .....-n is doins bulil-.-.: KINCAID PHYStCAL THERAPY, 8811 North Coest Hwy. #124, L..,,. a.ch, CA 92651. ~ ~ Kincllid, 8811 North Coast Hwy. #124, lAluna Buct\, CA 92651. Janlt EH.rablllh Kincatd, 8811 Notth Coast Hwy. #124, LlluM Beech, CA 92651. This bu1ines1 Is con- ducted by husband and ..... The r•aistrant com· nwad to 1rlMaCt ~ neu urMtet the fictitious ~ ,.,,.. « ,..,... titted abow'8 on 2·14-19. S&aned: Jeffenon GMnn ...... TNI 1 I amt_._. ...... ~°"'GniWI c.., .. -11. 1-. ..... FJl7U7 ,l/14 1/21 1/21214 lOl6 1097 ,..,,.,. . _.... c. Hop- kins,~ This stllllm9nt -.... with the ~ Clark of Or-we County on Jin. 12, 1988. F36n11 1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1095 "*'C NOTICI FICiliiUUI Wlla NAYllTAlWI The followi"I .....-n If doinl buliMll a (A) NEW WEST MANAGEMENT, (8) NEW WEST APPAAISAlS, 3700 Newport Blvd. Suite 201.A, Newport Beech, CA 92663. Richard J. Oumovich, 24865 Dena Fir, Dena Point, CA92629. This business is con· ~by an indMduat. The re1istrant com- menced to tntnsed busf· ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed aboYe on 12/8/87. Si,ned: Richard J. Oumo- vich. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on Jan. 11, 1988. File No. f'367340 1/14 1121 1/28 2/4 1040 1·31'07 PUelJC NOTICE FICiliiUUI Mrl•IEll NAiii ITATIMINl The followinc persons .... doin1 business n : HAN· OVER ASSOCIATES, 1 Cali· fornia pneral partnership, # 13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200, Newl>Oft Beach, CA 92660. Hopkins Development Company, L P., a De&aware limited partnership, #13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200, Ne.,,ort Bw:h, CA 92660. Mllttshan Corpcntion, a California corporation, 2553 Monaco Oriw, l.lcuna Hill$, CA 92651. Thomas D. l.enny, an indi· vidual, 17 Woodflower, Irvine, CA 92714. This business is con· ducted by • aeneral part· nership. The reaistrants com- menced to transect busi· ness under the fictitious business neme or nemes listed abowl on April 10. 1983. Sisned: Hos*ins Owetop- ment Company, LP., 1 Def. ...,. limited pattnefship; Hopkins Development Company of Newport Beach; Stephen C. Hos*ins, President This «a..,tei-m-ietntnt was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on Jan. 12, 1988. F367716 1/21 1/282/4 2111 1()9.4 K·rnM PU&IC NOTICI flC"i Ii iiOUI ···-... ITATIMlllT The fuekMi"I penon is doi"I busifWM as: N:N:.IA Pt.AZA I, a talifornie limited peltnlrship, 3931 MacAr- thur 8oulevlrd, Suitl 110, Nftport 8Mch, CA 92660. Dan OeMille, General Partner, 3931 M«Altttur BouleYerd, Suite 110, New· port Buch, CA 92MO. This business is con· ducted by a limited pettner- ship. The re1istrant com- menced llO tr.nuc:t busi· ness under the fictitious business name or ftlrMI list.cl abcNe on J...-y 1. 1981. Silnld: Den o.Mille Thfs ltAimMlt ... ftled with the County CWtt of Or-.. ~on Jan. 12. 1918. F36n14 1/211/28 214 21111091 c.lllalNI I0'21. Dewid c. Dellano, 842 CounlrJ Club DrM ..... Pwtl. CalllDmla 90621. This busines1 11 con- duc:tad bf~. The NSfstnnts com· m.ad.., nnuct busi· neu under the fictitious ~ rwme or rwnes listlld abcw on 111/88. Silned: ~A. Hamilton This i1.111WNnt was filed with the County Clertt of e>r..,.. County on Jan. 12, 1988. F367707 1/211128 214 2/11 1092 w~ ACllHOUI ••1m .... ITATmlffr The lallowilll penon Is doln1 bu1lnu1 H : A.G. SALES, 737 Promontory Drive w .• Ne•port Beech, CA9~. Arthur Cavanauah Gill. 737 PnJmcriory on... w .. Newport 8Mch, CA 92660. Thi1 business is con- ducted by.., indMdual. The re1istrant com· menc«t to transect busi· ness under the fictitious businns name or names ltst.d 8bcM Oft 12/15,87. Sianed: Arthur C. Gill Thfl ~ was flied with the County Clerk of Or-. County on Dec. 29, 1987. f365943 1/21 1128 2/4 2/11 1096 PUii.iC NOTICI FlCiliiOUI ...... NW ITAllMDIT The foffowi"I person is doi,. business es: INSTI- TUTE FOR AGEING CON· TROl ANO NUTRITIONAL MEDICINE. 360 San Mipl Drive, S4lite 208, Newpott BNch, CA 92660. Responsible Health, Inc .• California Corpor1tion. 3535 Ust Coast Hwy., Suite 231. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. This bu~ness is con· duct9d by • corporation. The re1istrant com· meoced llO transact busi· ness under the fictitious . business name or names listed 8bcNe on 1/14/88. Si1nec:t: Responsible Heafth, Inc .• Blake w..,_. Pres. This statement was filed with the County c~ of ()rane9 County on Jan. 8, 1988. f'"lte No. F367324 1121 1/28 2/4 2/11 1105 •·31191 "*'C NOTICE ncnnOUI ••NEii MmlTATW'T The fuelowins persons are doi"I bwineu n SUSIE'S LIQUOR MARKET, 914 North Hatbor, Sant.a Ana, CA92703. AEC Enterprises, Inc .• a California corporation. 4717 Yan Nuys Btvd. #301, Shermen <Mb, CA 91403. American Equ~ Corpo- rltion, • Catifomia corpora. tlon, 4717 Van Nuys Btvd. #301, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403. This business is con- duct.d br • corporation. a.;,_ c:ommenced on November 4, 1987. Siped: AEC Enterprises, lnc./Amerfcan Equities Corp.; Jean A. Kara (1), Seaawy. Thia ......... wasfiled ...... the County Clerk of Or-. County on Jan. 14, 1987. f 367994 1/21 1128 214 2/U 1098 NI , ... C.. Dr •• #700. .,, ...... 8lmch. CA 9l2MO. . n-ts businen ts con· dud9d bf ., "''"9COr1N>- ,.... I IC cMkJlll-.tNn ........ The ,..istrant com- m11ad .., nnuct busi· MU under the fictitious ~..,..Olnamn lilted ebtM on December 15, 1117. Silned: John B. H6rnan Thfs fttllment ... filed wtth the County c~ of Or-.. County on Jen. 14, 1917. F367997 1/21 1128 2/4 2111 1099 1-1191 WMmCI nthl ......... .... ""~ The falowMapm10Nare doinc business as SEA VISTA CONDOMINIUMS, 2099 S.. JoeQutn Hills Rd., Newport Beach, Calif. 926Ci0. Joseph Anleto. 2099 San Jmquin Hills Rd., Newport S.Ch, Calif. 92660. T eny Al*>nelli, 6475 E. hclfic Coast Hwy #171. lone a.ch, CA 90803. Stew Hand, 17141 Hard- ina Canyon, Trabuco tan,on, CA 92678. Albert and Alice Otiver, 21703 Ocean Yam #201, South t.asuna. CA 9'2677. Adolph end Clarie Will, 1973 Trust. 22466 Myer Or .• u.ter, 'CA 93221. 88rbera Gill Will, 22466 Myer Or., Exeter, CA 93221. This business Is con· ducted by a limited partner- ship. Business first transected under this business name on 11-15-79. Sianed: Joseph Anlek> This statement was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on Jan. 14, 1987. F367903 1/21 1/28 2/-4 2111 1100 1-DIU WNO'TICI ACIHIUUI Mll•IEIS NW IJA11MEN'T The tollowins persons are doin1 business as BUILDERS EXCHANGE ASSOCIATES, 2699 White Roed, Suite 150. Irvine, CA 92714. A to Z Investors, 199 South Los Robles Avenue, Suite 711, Pasadena, CA 91101-2460. M.D. Ray, 2699 White Roed, Suite 150, Irvine, CA 92714. James W. Ray, 2699 White Road, Suite 150, Irvine, CA 92714. S.rbara Mathewson, 3516 Crow Point Or., San DieF. CA 92109. Helen Ray, 2699 White Roed, ~ 150, lf"ine. CA 92714. Roxanne Rey Bordelon, 2699 White Road. Suite 150, lrYine. CA 92714. eno, 200 North· Main Street. 2nd Floor, Santa Mii, CA 92701. This business is con· ducted by• limited partner- ship. The r•1istrant com- merad '° trwec:t busi· neu under the fictitious ~ neme or rwmes listed abDwe on 10/6182. SilMd: Jamn w. Ray This ~ ... filed ........ Oountr ewe. of Or-. County on Jan. 14, 1987. F'367lll 11211/212/4 2/11 1101 1911. F361998 1121 l/28 2/4 2111 1102 I·~ NOncl. DlllOW110N WPMTNllllHIP Public notice Is hereby t'*' that Richard R. Baron and Andru J. Lipinski, hint· afore doi"I business under the fictitious firm name and styte of V ASSOCIATES. at 17341 Irvine Btvd. #20().A, City of Tustin, County of Oranee, State of California, did on the 4th day of Jan. Ulty, 1988, dissolve the said partnership 9fld termi· nate their relations as partners therein. Said business in Mure will be conducted .by Richerd R. Baron, Md VE Asiocietes, .ttC>will pay end discharp all liabilities and debts of the firm and receiw an monies payabte to the firm. Further notice is henlby liven that the undersianed wiff not be responsible, from this day on, for aff'/ obfip- tions incuned by the att\· er(s) in (his) (her) (their) own Nlme(s) °'in the name of the firm. DATtO AT T Ultin, Califor· nie, this 8lh day of January. 1988. Sisned: Richard R. Baron. 1121 1/28 2/4 2/11 1104 PUIUC reoTICI ftCiiliOUl Wlllt NAME ITA11MDT The fdlcMi"8 penon is doi,. business a RADIO HEAD, 8226 Pawtucket, Huntlnaton Beach, CA 92646. Merie Owen Livinaston Jr. 8226 PwtucMt, HUf1ti._. ton Bch, CA 92646. This business is con- ductad by an individuaf. The re1i1tr•nt com- meiiad '° RnMct busi-ness under the fictitious businell neme or ..,... lilt8d atxwe on 12-10-87. Silned: ,..,.. Owen UW..· ston Jr. This 1t1t1ment was flied with the County Clertl of Or-.. County on Jan. 11, 1-. File No. Fl67339 1/2111212/421111063 ~•I 1• ,.,.. or nemet llltld abowe on ~ 15, 1982,--= 8. Win. Thia ..... rMnt -filed with .... County CWtl of Or.,. County on Oec. 17. 1987. FMe No. F364890 l/211/282/42/111086 WMJnCI ACllllOUI •111m ... na..-T The lalcMi"I '*'°" is doin1 business as: THE STYLIST, 300 West Pacific Coast Hswy ., Newport Beech, CA 92663. Tri-County Publishln1 Inc .• CaHfomie, Calif. Corp. This business is con· dua.d by. corpcntion. The realstrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business rwne °' names listed •bove on 1-1-88. Sianed: Athdo v. ~·· W!lti. This stetement WIS filed with the County Clerk cf Oranae County on Jan. 8. 1988. Flle No. F367201 1121 1/28 2/4 2/11 1088 1·37115 PUaJC NOTICl nc1111UU1M1•r1us NW ITATIMINT The foHo•i"I P9f'IGnS are doinc business as: BACO, LTD., 610 Newport Center Drive, Ste. 700, Newpot Be8ch, CA 92660. RencWI F. Geddes, TNS· tee of the ...... f . Geddes Trust. d.e.d _,.nuary 19, 1971, 610 Ne•port Center Orlve, Ste. 700, Newport a.ch, CA 92660. Dennis W. Herwood, Trus- t• under Oeclamion of Trust. d*d Juty 25, 1972, 610 Ne-.x>rt c.w Oriw, s... 700, Ne-.x>rt Beech •. CA926Ci0. Dennis W. Harwood, 610 Newport Ceneer Driw, Ste. 700, Newport BNch, CA 92660. RobertE.Heflafnan,610 Newport Center Drive, Ste. 700, Newpcwt BNch, CA 92660. John 8 . Heftwnan, 610 Newport t.1lar Drive. Suite 700, N.wport Buch, CA 926Ci0. Pltridt J. HeffernM, 610 Newport cenw onw. Suite 100, .... port Buch, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by Tenency In Com· mon. The reaistrant com- me. ad llO trllnMct busi· ness under the fictitious busiMl5 name °' names tiibld abowe on March 12. 1912. Silned: John 8 . Hef. fwNn. Co-Owner. This st.lltement was filed with the County Clertl of e>r.,,.. Cou~ on Dec:. 24, 1987. file No. f365582 in 1114 1121 1128 1053 -·-c... N1aw1•0f- NATHAN MULHERN has fie.ct a petition In this court for an order aleowlnl petl· tioner to cha"" his/her name from NATHAN MULHERN to NATHAN BAI· LEY MULHERN. It is ~ ordered that all penons lnfllrested in the matter aforesaid appear blfotw this court in Depart· ment No. 3 at 700 Civic C.. Drive West, Sant. Anl, CaHfom6a, on Feb. 11, 1988. at 2:45 o'clock p.m., and then and there show cane. if elf'/ they hwe, why said petition for Chanla of name should not be . .,.. ... t It is further ordered thlt a~ of this order to show c.use be published in NEW· PORT HARBOR ENSIGN (CNSB), a newspaper of pne,.I circul8lion, pub- lished in this county at least once a week for four con· secutiw weeks prior to the day of said t.rinl. Dated: Dec. 28, 1987 James l. Smith Judae of the Superior Court 1/7 1/14 1/21 1/28 1038 K-37M1 PU8UC NOTICE FICTfTIOUI MlllNUS NAIK ITATDIENT The foOowina person is doina business as: BMC MORTGAGE CO., 1100 Quail Street, Suite 205, Newport Be«h, CA 92660. Ricketts Associates, Inc., a California Corporation. 1100 Quail Street. Suite 205, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Vice-President. 92663. Th is business is con· ducted by a corporation. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious businMS name °' names listed ab«Ne on 11 /1/87. Sianed: Ricketts Asso- ciates, Inc.; Keven E. Hee· nan, Vice-President. This st.tement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on Jan. 6. 1988. File No. F366905 1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1073 PUaJCNOTICE ACiiiiOUI ••1111 lllW ITATlmlln The IDl'-'"I psson is doi,. busiNu as: WAGON PEOOl£R SUPPLIES, 3019 Fem.""8eth, Costa Mesa, CA 90606. Robert Paul Wlcmore, 3019 Fernheath, Costa Mesa, CA 90606. This business Is con- ductlld by an lndMdual. The re1f1trant co:n· menced lo nnuct busi· ness under the fictitious bu*-fWM or names lilllld ebcM on l ..._.. Silned: Robert hul Wte· more This ...._It was filed with the County et.ii of Or-. County on Jan. 4, 1988. File No. f366493 lfl 1/14 1121 1/28 1039 1..U.. "*IC "°'1CI fCliilOUI ....... -ITAtaBIT The falowi"I ...,.., is ~....._al.BEL· COURT APARTMENTS 2. MM8EllA vtll.A APART· M£NTS. 1200 Queff Streit. ~l:· Ne•pcwt Beach. CA . Bin C. Hllt"ris. 706 Harbor tlMnd Or., Newport Bw:h, CA92MO. ...... Hems, 706 Har· bor Island Or., Newport a.ch. CA 92660. Glor'lt R. Hilt, 715 a.y. lideDr •• •llwporte.&,CA .... DoN'9 R. Hilt, 715 a.y. lideOr., •ll*PC!ft BNch, CA .... """--TMI business ~ con- dudld by ....... S>M· .......... TN ,..tttrents com- -•• nmd buli· ,_....., .. _... .. .... Fiii ........ .................. .............. c....,.. ....... , ,.,._ .. .... a..,a...a1 a.-. OlunW ....... I. • 1-. File No. f367046 1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1079 PUaac NOTICE AC lliiUUI ••IEll NW ITATEMUIT The foHowinc person is doir'I business as: MER· RITT, HAWKINS ANO ASSO- CIATES, 500 N. Newport Btwd., Suite 204, Newport Beach, CA 92663. J•mes Merritt, 500 N. Newpo.1 BMI., Suite 204, NHport Buch, CA 92663. Joleph E. Hakins, 500 N. Newport Blvd, Suite 204, Newport a.ch. CA 92663. This business is con- duded by a &ef'Wll part- nership. The reaistrants com- naad ID transact busi· neu under the fictitious bulinen name or names • ll9ICI above on 10-27-87. ~:James c. Metritt This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan. 4, 1988. File No. F366494 1/11/14 1/21 1/28 0995 K-37580 PUBUC NOTICE flCT"10US llUllNUS NAME ITATEMENT The foflowing person is doinc business as; BEACH DISTRIBUTION PARK, a California limited partner· ship, 1400 Bristol Street North, Suite 245, Newport Beach, CA 92660. o.vis Montebello Oistri· bution Center Associates, a California pneral partner· ship, 1400 Bristol Street North, Suite 245, Newport Beach. CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by a limited partner- ship. The rqistrant com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed above on February 18. 1987. $Cr*': Devis Monte· beHo OistributiQn Center AssocNltes, a ~lifornia pneral partnership, Wil· liam K. Dlwis.. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Dec. 28, 1987. File No. F365674 in 1114 1121 1128 1050 l ·S1912 WllOTICE ACllllOUI ... IEH .... ITA~ The tolowi"I perSCMas ant doif1I bulNms as: ARROW COMMERCE CENTER ASSOaATES. 1400 Bristol St..... North, Suite 245, Newport Beech, CA 92660. o.vis Anfll# Conm C.. Associlln. a Califor· ni• .. neral partnership, 1400 Bristol Street North, Suilll 245, Ne.,.ort Bw:h, CA92660. Weyerhaeuser Venture ~ •• ~corpo ration. 21515 HMfthome eo.~. Suitll 310, Tor- rance. CA 90503. This business is con- dudad by ....... pett. nenhip. The reaistrant com· nwteed lo tranw:t busi· ness under the fiditious ~ name or names lilted above on May l , 1917. --: Divis Arrow Commerce Center Asso· clllls. a California ...... partnership, Willi•m K. o.m. This stMlment was fited wtth the County Clerk of Or-.. County on Dec. 28, 1987. File No. F365675 in 1114 1121 1121 1051 of the D. and S. ar... .. vocable Trust dMld Mey 5, 1987, 2201 Dupont Oriw, Suite 100. Irvine, Calibnla 92715. Terence W. Brl1ham. 2201 Dupont Dffle, Suite 100, Irvine, California 92715. Wm. Blair Arm1tron1. Trustee of the 8. and C. ArmstrOI• Revocable Trust dated Au1u1t 23, 1983, 2201 Dupont Drive, Suite 100, Irvine, California 92715. James R. Westtinc, 2201 Dupont Drive. Suite 100, Irvine, California 92715. This business is con- ducted by a ..,.,.. pert. nership. The r .. istrant com- menced to tranuc:t busi· ness under the fictitious bulir.u name or 1wnes liad abowe on ND_.., 16, 1987. ~ DllllMI. Gr-. TNll8e ~ theO. Md S. Grant ~ TNSt dated May s, 1987. This st-.nent wn filed with the County Cterk of Orance County on Dec. 31 . 1987. File No. F366257 1/7 1/14 1/21 1/28 1052 K-37570 PUalC NOTICE f1CTITIOUI ..... NAM£ ITATUIUfT The followina persons are doin1 business as: BFD INVESTMENTS, 4901 Birch Street. Newport Beach, CA 92660. David R. White II. 6782 Auburn Drive, Huntington Beach, CA 9264 7. Thomas F. Seymour, 910 So. 4th Awinue, Arcadia, CA 91006. C. Terence Fletke, 31 l Calle Sandia, San Cle· mente. CA 92972. Steven P. Haskell, 104 Eualyptus, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part. nership. The re1istrant com- menced to trans.ct busi· ness under the ftetitious business name cw names listed abcMBonJuty l , 1981. Sianed: David R. White II. This stMemet It was filed with the County Cterk of Or-. County on Dec.. 24, 1987. File No. F365576 1/7 1114 1/21 1/28 1054 I~ WllOT'ICI ACiliiOUI ... IEll NAMllTATmlJIT The tollowilll person is doin1 business as: THE ELECTRONIC PAGE. 110 Newport CenW' Or. Sle 200, Newport Beech, CA 92660. Leslie L W~ 1377 T.,,. Hitts Or., laluna 9eech, CA 92651. This business is con· duc:'9d by an individual. The re1istrant com· ,,,. teed to tranw:t busi· ness under the fictitious busir*I ,..,. or fW"8S lilted abowe on Not Appfi- cable. ~: Les.lie L Wol- cott. This ..,.,,.,,. was filed wittl the County ~ of Or-. County on Dec. 30, 1987. File Ho. F366088 in 1114 1/21 1128 1055 1-11911 ... ICMmCE ACiii ...... , .. ..... nae n The~~is doi"I bulinen H : THE WEST £NO, 21112 Forbes Roed, Llp\a Nilull. CA 92677. • WllandAuaci 'II, Inc., 21112F.-.... U.-...... CA 92177, A Celffor . -~ .. ....._ ..... mc:ted ......, .. ......_ .... onJune1977. Thia IM.tliMM 11 con· dudld.., .... ,...... .. Siped: ......... Auo- claee&. tnc., l.n, West. Pr tldt IL TNI , , ... _ .... ..... c...., a.ti al 0...... c..., on Die. a ••• ,.. ........... in vw 11111111 1• ...ICllDia AtlhlOUI ..... 11• UMIRl'B IR The folowi'W l*'IOf'I is doinc busineu as: KOLL BUSINESS CENTERS-LA PALMA, 4343 Von Karman, Newport Beach, California 92660. Aetna Institutional lrwes· tCKs I Limited Partnership, a Connecticut limited pert. nership, Ci1y Place, Hert- ford, Connecticut 06156. Koll La Palma Auociates, a Cartfomia limited..,.,_. ship, 4343 Yon Kannan, Newport Beach, CMitomia 92660. This business is con· ducted by a eeneraf l*t· nership. The re1istrants com- menced to tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious business name cw rwnes listed~ on n/a. Koll La Palma Aseocilltes, a California limited pertner. ship, By. The Koll Compeny, a California corporation Martin Krupoff, V.P. This statement..-filed with the County Clerk of Otanae County on Dec. 24, 1987. Flle No. F365577 117 l /14 1/211128 1049 PUBUCNOna ftcm10US -...us NAME STATDIENT The followin& person is doin1 business as: THE EARLY BIRO CATCHES THE BOOt< WORM, 406 Femleaf, Corona del Mar, Ca. 92625. Kathleen Forcey Free- man, 406 Femleaf. Corona del Mar, Ca. 92625. This business is con· ducted by an indiv;dual. The re1istrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed ab«Neon 11-15-87. Sianed: Kathleen Forcey Freeman This statement was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County ~ Jan. 4, 1988. File No. F366492 117 l/14 11211128 1041 ~NOTICE f1CiiiiOUI •l•IEll NAMllTATlmENT The ~ petSQf'I is doins business n: WAR- MINGTON RESIDENTIAL VENTURES, 125 Via Koran, llle:wport, Calif. 92663. Witwer Trust #fl, Edwwd Warminston Jr., Trustee, 125 Yia Koron, Newport, Calif. 92663. This business is con· ducted by an individuaf. The r .. istrant com· metK:ed to transact busi· ness under the fictitiout business nwne or names list8d llbowe on 11·30-87. Witwer Trust Ill Edward W•min1b1 Jr., Trua.e This '**'"9nt was filed with the County ~ of Riverside County on Dec. 24, 1987. Ale No. 8n262 i n 1114 1121 1128 1042 ... IClllTICI "'"'" .... 111m -ITIF TllT The flollcMi'll person is doi,. bulirms as: PR£St. DENT INVESTORS, 1105 Quall Street, Newport e.cti, CA 92660. Robert J. Lucas, 1821 Buttonshell Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. James C. Gianulias, 1133 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar, CA 92625. Medall Corporation. a California corpcntion. This business is con- duct.d by • ioint venture. The re1istrants com- menced to tr.nsact busi· ness under the fictitious busineu name CK names listed abowe on December 18, 1987. Sisned: Robert J. Lucas This .....,,.,,. was filed with Clunty Clerk ol 0...,. on Dec. 24, 1987. File No. -..sas 1/7 l/lA l/21 1/28 1048 K-37142 PUMJC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSeNESS NAME ITATOIENT The following person IS doing business as: NOR· WALK ASSOCIATES. a Cali· fomia general partnership, #13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200. Newport Beach. Ca 92660. Hopkins Development Company, L P .• a Delaware hmited partnership, # 13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200. Newport Beach, Ca 92660. Mattshal Corporation. a California corporation, 25092 Buckboard l ane, Laauna Hills, CA 92653. Jeffrey B. Amour. an ind1· vidual, 25511 Raniiewoo<J Road. Laguna Hills, CA 92653. Thomas 0 . Lenny, an 1nd1· v1dual, 17 Woodflower, Irvine, CA 92714. This business is con- ducted by a aeneral part- nership. The re1istrants com· menced to transxt bus•· ness under the fictitious business name CK names listed ab«Ne on Dec. 31 . 1986. Si1ned: Hopkins Development Company, LP., a Delaware limited pattneBhip, Gen. Ptnr., By. Slephen Hoc*ins Devetoc>- ment Company of Newport Buch. a California corpora- tion, Gen. Ptnr • By. Stephen c. Hopkins, Pres.dent This stMement was filed with the CountY Clerk of Or.,. County on Jan. 5. 1988. File No. F366663 1/14 1/211/28 2/4 1075 WNOTICE ntihiUUI •IDIEJI UMllTA...-T The tolk:Minc psson is doins business u : MACNAB-•RVINE REAL TY COMPANY. 550 Newport Center Drive, Newport a.ch,~ 92660. The .... "-'ty Com-'*"· a Calibnia Corpora. tion. 550 tlewport C..... Driw. Mliapo.rt a.ch, Cali· tomie~. .._ first tranudlld under this bwiness rwne on Oct. 13, 1976. This business is con- ductld bya ~·The IMnl ~ eom..,., Vice Ptesident-WWTW\ 0 . Fut This ...... -filed .. the County Clerk of Or-..~°" Dec. 30, 1997. Fi .. No. f3M092 in 111' 1121 1121 1041 ~ ptalCMmCE ntlii .... 1111• .... nanr 1n n. ............. is doi"l....._aa: LASM9· SAS CONDOMINIUMS, 2099s..-...., Hill Ad., Newport 8eech, Calif. l2MO. la ... o.UllllllCl"*il c:oa ........ 2099 Sen Joe- .... HMls Rd .• Newpo.1 ~Cal2MO. £.Rrai41a c.,.cutian, ............ 9'.t .. ti J11~Cat2MO.. ---~--... ,........ ... M., th J art .. a.en.ea~. 8usines& lint transacted under this business name on 313183. This business 1s con- ducted by a eeneral part· nership. Si1ned: Joseph Aneelo This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan. 6, 1988. File No. F367048 1/14 1/21 l /28 2/4 1077 1-1195 Wm'fa ncm IOUI • PllllHS UMllTATEMUIT The followit 11 person is doinc business n : 1. THE VILLAGE APARTMENTS 2. CASABLANCA APART· MENTS, 1200 Quail Street, Suite 110, Newport Beach, CA92660. Ben C. Harris, 706 Hart>or Island Or., Newpoo1 Beach, CA92660. Barbara Harris, 706 Har- bor Island Or .• Newport Beach, CA 92660. Georae R. Hill, 715 Bay· side Or., Newport Beach, CA 92660. Donna R. Hill, 715 Bay· side Dr , Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business 1s con ducted by a seneral part- nership The re11strants com- menced to transact buS•· ness under the f1ct1t1oos business name or names hsted above on 9/87 Stened. Ben C. Hams This statement was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on Jan 6. 1988 File No. F367047 1114 l/21 1/28 214 1080 s ....... WMmCE f'ICllllOUI ••nus NAME ITATIMEllT The foHowinc l*'IOf'I IS doinc busioess n : HARBOR AND MCFADDEN PARTNERS, a Callforn1a 1eneral partnership, # 13 Corpor.te Plaza, Suite 200, NewPOrt Beach, Ca 92660 Hopkins Development Company, L.P., a Delaware limited pa. 1ership, #13 Corporate F •a, Suite 200, Newport Be l, Ca 92660. Mattshal m>oration, a Cahfornia corporation. 25092 Buckboard lane, l.asuna Hills, CA 92653. Jeffrey B. Arnour, an indi· vidual, 25511 Raneuood RMd, LJ1una Hills, CA 92153. a.nas o. L.enny,an indi· ..... 17 Woodflower, ...CA92714. Tttll ttusiness is con· ,.... ~a aeneral part- w .... The registrants com- -teed to transact bus•· ..-under the fictitious buliness name CK names listed abolle on Nov. 20. 1986. S11ned: Hopkins Development Company, L P . a Delaware l1m1ted partnership, Gen. Ptnr . By· Stephen Hopkins Develop· mentCompanyofNewport Beach. a Cahforma corpora. tlOn. Gen. Ptnr • By Stephen C Hopkins, President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan 5. 1988 F 1le No F366664 1114 1121 1/28 2/4 1076 PUBUC NOTICl NOTICl TO CllEDITOltS C..No..OPttlM-3 Estate of MICHAEL Elli· AMENDED OllDO TO OTT. Deceased. SHOW CAUSE FOlt All persons hav1na claims CftANCl Of NAiil apmst the •~·named ,. ... .,. ..... 110 •11--estate are required to pt"e- --"'"8 .. ._. sent them to the under· GLORIA JUNE CALE· GORY has filed a petition in s11ned or to the Oistnct thiscourttoranorderaltow· Court of the County of ins petitioner to chanae Boulder, P 0 . Bo-. 471. his/her rwne from GlORIA Boulder, Cofor°8do 80306 JUNE CALEGORY to :' ~ ~ms~·~9:: KATHRYN Al.AJNA SWEN· SON ever bwred It is hereby orden!Jd that KATHARINE ELL.IOTI, all persons inteteYed inJbc~I ~.cl matter aforesaid applair ~~· m & =· before this court in 0epert. • nu • • No 3 • 700 CMc Boulder Co. 80302 ~ Drive West. s.u 1/14 ih1 1/28 1083 Ana, California, on 2-18, 1988, at 2:'5 o'clock p.m., and then and there show cause. if elf'/ they have. why said petition tor chanee of name should , not be aranted. It is further oc dered that a copy of this order ID show cause be published in NEW- PORT HARBOR ENStGN, a newspeper of~ cifcu· lation, published in th11 county at .east once • week for four c:onsecutNe weetcs prior to the day of said hari ... Dlll9d Jan.. 12. 1988 Ewntt W. Dickey, Actinc PTesid in1 Judp (C.C.P • Sec. 635) 1/14 l /211/28 214 1084 . .,,.. pt•IC..U Athi ......... .... n•rn IT The ..... .,. ... Me doins busiNss as: MER· CURY ANO DAGGETT PARTNERS, a California limited partnership, • 13 Ccfpot ... Pier.a. s..-200. t••wport a.ch, CA~. Mercury Associat.s, • Califumill ....... penr.r. shfS>, 113 CGpotMI Plue, S... 200, N• port a.ch, CA92'660. This business is con· duc:'9d bra IWMld ..,,._. ship. The recistrants com· me.teed to ll•wt ~ ,.. urMIW the fic:tilious a.aina•._,.,.... -.:t._on.My'.ltll. Sipect: Mere"" Ano· c--. a Callarwlia ......, pertnenNp; .. P."*' c. .............. ,.,.._. TNI , l -•-tied ..., .. c... an°' Or-. c.._ on lln. 12. lta. F317711 112111111142111 lOU • WNOTICE ntllllOUI• Ill EU NAMl ITATlmllll The IDfloWl'll person IS doln1 business as: STRAOCI, 1028 a.,side Or .. NHport 9Mc:h, CA 92660. Susan s..in, 2336 Car- rotwood Or., Brea, CA 92621. Dianne Wheeler, 2265 We111id91 Rd., Los~. CA 90049. This business 1s con- ducllld by a _..,..1 part· nership. The re1istrant com- met iced ID tranuct busi· ness under the ftctitious business n.me ,,,. names liaed abcM on N/A. S.cned: Otanne Wheeler, SusanS.-, Thts .....,.,. -filed witt'I the c.ountJ an of ~~°"Dec. 29. 1987. File No.. Fl65914 l /7 l/14 l /21 1/28 1044 .. ale R01'ICI N:hQOUI .. fil Ir• _.m.m1•n The ......... ~is doi'll ~ as: lfMNE PACIFIC DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 5.50 Newport Center Oriw, Newport 8w:h. Cw.lib;lia ~. The '"""-C......wr. • Mictlllln C.PG'Mio11, S50 ••::port c.mr Dr-. ..... port BMch, CaUfornia 92660. ..._ ....... wt8CS ...,_.,.._1ln111,._ onS..al9n. This .._,_.,.... l• con· dudlld-• ...... .. n...-.c:iar. ... ., ......o ....... _, TMI 1 I R•ll -tllld .., .. ea...., a... flf on..~ -Die; lO. i•. . AllND.fll•I tn l/141/211121 MMI • ... •van a I• THE NEWPORT WN ...... (ClfM:IM......, NOTICE TO OEFENOAHT (Avila a Acuudo): COSTA MESA MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL; CHARLES W. TURNER, M.D.; MICHAEL A. GLUECK. M.D.; Md DOES 1 thrOUlh 100. indulM, YOU ARE BEING SUED BY Pt.AINTIFF (A Ud. le esta demendMdo): NICHOlAS E. VJUACRESES. You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS .tt.r thls summons is sefWd on you ID file a typewtittet1 response 8t this court. A letter Of phone call will not protect you; your typewritten rwsponse must be In proper lepl foml if you want the court to hew your case. tf you do not file your response on time, you may lose the case, and your W11195, money and property may be taken without further .min& from the court. There ate other lepl requirement5. You may want to call an attorney richt lfn'/. tf you do not know an attorney, you may catl an attorney referral senrice Of a lepl aid office (listed In the phone book). Despues de que le entrecuen esta citacion judicial usted tlene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS P11ta presentar una respuesta escrita a maquina en esta corte. Una carta o una llamada tetfonica no le ofrecera proteccion; su respuesta escrita a maquina tiene que cumplir con las bmalidades leples ap!"OC>iadas si usted quief'e que la corta escuche su caso. Si usted no presenta su respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden Quitar su salario, su dinero y otras cosas de su propiedad sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. Existen otros requisitos leples. Puede Q~ usted quiera llamar a un abolado inmediamente. Si no conoce a un aboeado. puede llamar a un servicio de referencia de abopdos o a una oficina de ayuda legal (vea et directorio telefonico). The name and address of the court is (El nombre y direccion de la corte es): SUPERIOR COURT OF CALI· FORNI.A, COUNTY OF ORANGE, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, California 92701. The name, address, and telephone number of plaintiffs attorney, or plaintiff without an lttomey, is (El nombre, la direccion y el numero de telefono del abopdo del demandante, o del demandante Que no tiene abopdo, es): ANDREW J. PRENDIVILLE, MICHAEL J. MERLINE, 2382 S.E. Bristol Street. Suite A, Santa Ana, California 92707-5593, (714) 852-0516. DATE: Feb. 4, 1985 Lee A. Branch, Clerlt D.Roberts,()eputy TlTlE OF ACTION: NICOLAS E. VILLACRESES vs. COSTA MESA MEDICAi. CENTER HOSPITAL, et al. CASE NUMBER: 45 01 12 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS OR CIT .A TION: ON SECOND AMENDED COMPLAINT Upon ruc:tinc and filina evidence consistina of a declaration as provided in Section 415.50 CCP by Andrew J. Prendiville; lee Roberts; R. Ross, and it satisfactorily appearina therefrom that the defendant, respondent, or citee. Char1es W. Turner, M.D. , cannot be served with reasonable dili&ence in any other manner specified in article 3. Chapter 4, Trtle 5 ot the Code of Civil Procedure, and it also appearine from the verified complaint °' petition that• IOOd cause of action exists in this action 1n favor of the plaintiff, petitioner, or citee therein and against the defeodant, respoudent, or citee and that the said defendant. respondent, or citee is 1 necessary and proper party to the action or that the party to be serWld has or claims an interest in, real or personal ~ •n this state that is subject to the jurisdiction of the Court or the relief demanded in the action consists wholly Of in part excluctinc such party from any interest in such property: NOW, on motion of Andrew J. Prendivine. Attorney for the P\aintiff(s), Petitioner(s), or contestant(s), IT IS ORDERED that the sefVioe of said summons or citation in this Ktion be made upon said defendant, respondent. « cltee by publication thereof in Newport Ensian, a new5P1per of ,eneral circulation published .t Newport Beach, California, hereby desCnated as the newspaper most li~y to &hie notice to said defendant; that said publication be made at lent once 1 week for four suocessiw weeks. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED thlt a copy of said summons or citation and of said complaint °' petition in this eetion be forthwith depolMd in the United 5'Mes Post Office, post-paid, diredld to Aid defetldent, respondent. OI cmie it his address is nc:eruined bebe expdtion of the time prescribed fot the publication of this summons or citltion and a declandion of this mailW. °' of the f9Ct thllt the address was not lllalrtained be filed at the expntion ot the time cnscribed for the public:Mion. Dated Jan. 8, 1988 1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 &.l1m Wmncl ACih ...... ... ITA'l'mlM' The~..., is doinc businns a : SOC/ LAS vtGAS-1, 1601 A.vo- e•, Neapo.1 8-ch, CA 92f*>. SOC 0.V.lopment Limilld Plftl•INp, 1601 Avocedo. NawpCJtJt 8aach, CA 92MO. Owid E. Sipnond, 22 ~ IMne, CA 92715. ...,.c ........ 2502 V-Naapovt llillldt, CA 92963. Thia bualneu t. con· dutWd br ....... part· narahlp. The NCist'8fttl com· ,,.. ..... ··-=-.... ........... le •• bulll: a-·--,..... ..... 12114117. _.. IOC Dis 1 ,,.,. .......... ""R;·~ c.a. .,....,.. r. • lieMA ...... TNI '1 •••-..... ...... c..e, an o1 Or-.. c..., "' Jin, 51 1-. f1le No; f'JIHll i11• 11211na21• urn AoeERT J. POLIS Judea of the Superior Court 1085 ·&.11141 WllOnc:l M:iii .... 1111• .._..,,.,..n The lollowilll....,,.. is dcMna busiMM es: SAN CARLOS ASSOCIATES, a ~=l*tnlr· ship.Ill• Pleza, Suil9 200, Nawpcwt Belch, C.92MO. Hopkins Development Campell), LP .• • Dtll•• limited pertnanhip, 113 Corp..111 ...... Sulll 200, ....... lllch. Ca taeo . ... , .. eor,. ........ Calffom'8 ccwpcwetion, 25092 lwcllMetd Lane. ._,,..._CA92Ml. JlfhJ 8. """"""· M ifd. vldull, 21611 ...... DDd bd, UeaM HHla, CA trl851 Th.. bwlneu ._ con· duc:tld br .......... S*t· ,..... TM NllltrMtl com· ............ ct ....... ,_......, ....... u tn111 ,.. • ... ..... .._ "' Die. Sl, 1111. .......: ...... .,.. D1ul1••• CIMf lft,, L,., • D1112a• llllll1ld awtNllhla 8ln. PW .. Ir. WNOTICI ACiiiiOUI MJ•IUS NAMllTA'IW The foHowi."I person is doin& business as: AU THE COMFORTS OF HOME· INTERIORS, 1806 Toyon Lane, Newpof't a.ch, CA 92660. Nicole Jean Gerlett, 1806 Toyon lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istr•nt com· menced to transect busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 7· 1·87. Sianed: Nicole Jean Garrett. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Dec. 28, 1987. File No. F363203 117 1/14 1/21 1/28 1060 K-37Ul PU8UC NOTICE FICTITIOUS .,.,,.US NAME STATEMENT The followin1 person is doin1 business 15; BAY· SIDE CATTLE COMPANY, ·US North Star Lane, New· port Beach, California 92660. James C. W•tson, 415 North Star Lane, Newport Beach, California 92660. Jeffrey Gardner, 426 North Rockin1ham, Los Anptes, c.lifomia 900'9. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part. nership. The re1istrants com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fict itious business name or names listed above on May 30, 1988. Sl1ned: James C. Watson, Jeffrey Gardner This statement was filed with the County Cler'k of Oranee County on Jan. 7. 1988. File No. F367096 l /14 1/21 1/282/4 1078 TC·S7'31 "*'CNOTICl AChiiOUI Mf•IEll MME ITATIMUff The foHowin& person is doin1 business as: HEAL THY STUFf, 105 Main Street. S.lboa, CA 92661. Anthony M. ~. 572 Circulo LHo, Anaheim Hills, Ce 92807. Ronald Dace, 1185 OorMt Lane, Costa Mesa. CA92627. This business is con· dud9d~co-~. The r91istrents com· menced ID nnuct busi· ,.. under the fictitious .,..._ ,.,,. Of Mmes listed above on NIA. Si1ned: Roneld Dec•. ~M ......... Thil"8k'*1t .. filed with .. ~ CleR of Or-.~ on Jen. 5, 1-. Fie. No. F3'6713 l/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1069 ~ .. -FCih..... I -·-llT ,.... ............ . dofftl bulinea •: s.c. KNOIU COM,ANY· IUtLDEJt. 1221 w. Omen- .... .. ;ut ..... Cal- --tljlll. :i •• ~ ='.._c•• 1'Ne MIRID .. cort- dudal 111J M lldtidM1I , ................ , ........... llEI....,:. ,_ ......... & .... 7111-·-.......... IVlll7. ....... C: .... 1Nl111 •• _ ... .. .. Cllllllf ... .. :;r. c...r • ... Sl, "'•n11•• l/1411211118 214 1071 .... ......... NHE&••Hll• ----The ...... penon ii doinc bualnna ea: COL· LEGE HOSPITAL COSTA MESA. 301 Vidoria ..... Cost• M ... , Callforni• 92627. CHCM, INC., A Celifomia Corporation, 301 Victoria 9tNae. Com Mesa, c.llfor· nie92627. ThJa business is con· dud9d ~a corporatlon. The re1istrant com· menc:ed '° nnsact busi· neu unct.r the fictitious business name ot MmeS listed above on December l, 1987. Silf\8d: CHCM, INC., Sany J. Weils, Sec./ Tren. This stMement was filed with the County Ctertc of Oranee County on Jan. 5, J 988. File No. F366666 1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1070 PU9UC NOTICE flCiiiiOUI IUllNEIS NAiil ITATDIENT The '°'lowin& persons are doint business as: VILLA PARK PARTNERS, 160 New· port Center Or., Newport Beach, S-125, CA 92660. Bob Rippe, 2 Weybrid19, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Jeff Frawley, 1152 $ali· nas, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Frank X. Farry, 2 Tumble· weed, Irvine, CA 92615. This business is con· ducted by a aenetal part· nership. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abcNe on 12/1/87. Sianed: Frank X. Farry This stlltement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan. 19, 1988. File No. F368233 1/21 11r, 2/4 2/11 1021 PUalC NOTICE f1C ii llOUI ... NEIS NW ITATDIDt'T The foHowin& person is doinc business as: CREA· TIVE IDEAS, 8226 P•w· tuck.t Street, Huntincton Beach, California 92646; P.O. Box 8563, Newport BMch, c.titomie 92660. Thomas Galen Miller, 8226 P8wtucket St., Hun· tincton Beach, CA 92646; P.O. Box 8563, Newport Beach, Califomie 92660. This business is con· ducted by an individual. Si1ned: Thomas Galen Miller DATE 8ustN£SS FIRST TRANSACTED UNDER THIS BUSINESS NAME:~. 1976. This sbMment was filed With the County Clerit of Or-. County on Jan. 19, 1•. f"lle No. Fl61257 1/21 1/212/4 2/11 1062 "*IC "'11CI nthi ......... 1UM1a•mmT The ..... 1*10rt Is ~~ea: SPORTS MARKETING SERVICES, 1450, 11162 MKArthur Bhd., 1rviM. CA 92715. S.E. ... Alla c. *51 Stuart E. Jenkins. 2405 Vill9Ha91r,CA~. Thia buaineu 11 con· dudld -. • ..,.,.. pert. !Wlhip. The NCiatrant com· INlad • ...a bulf, ,_. under the ftdllkMIS bl 1ln•1 ,.... or ftlfMI ..... ....... 1.1111. ........ [. ......... '.Ii' -1'NI ~ 1 I •ll-tied _.. .. Clur5'J an o1 O....Counlran Jmn.19, ... FllND.nm29 1121 1121114 2111 1090 ~CA--. f,_. X. Fmny. 2 T.......,. ...... IMM.CA92'15. Thlt butlneu Is con· I dudld .,, .. indlwidu8I, The r .. latrant com· rnelad to tr....::t busi- ,... under the fictitious ~,.,..or .... lilted*-on 10/ 18/87. ---= Dick Gude Thia ltMilMnt ... filed with .. County a.rt of Or-. County on Jen. 19, 1911. Ale No. f368228 1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1089 ~MmCl FICiiiiOUl.,llrBI NWITAftmllfT The flDIDwilll Pl' Bat ate. doin& businesses: CORONA DEL MAR FLOOR COYER· ING L. T.O, ANO INT. DESIGN, 2720 E. Coast Hwy, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Vlrail Kelly, 2433 Chain Ave., ANheim, CA 92804. Paul L Kine, 636 e.y. wood Dr., Newport Beach, CA92660. This business Is con· ducted ~ •n individual. The re1istrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious busine5'5 name or names· listed above on 2/15/88. Sfcned: Virsil Kelly This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on Jan. 19. 1988. File No. F368252 1/21 1128 2/4 2/11 1087 IC-37111 PU&IC NOTICE AC I lllOUI MlllNESS NAiii STATEMENT The fottowin& person is doina business as: MAIN STREET MINI STORAGE MANAGEMENT CO., 37 Bodep Bay Drive, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Marilyn A, Goldstein, 37 Bodep e.y onw. Corona Det Mar, CA 92625. This business Is con- ducted by an individu.l. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed •bove on 1980. Si1ned: Marilyn A. Gold· stein. This statement was filed with the County Cieri< of Orance County on Jan. 21. l 1988. me No. f368724 1/28 2/4 2/112/18 1111 lt·31117 "*.IC N011CI FICiiiiOUI Mf•IUI NWITA11M1111 The follollil11 P8' IOnS are doinl buliMI& as: FUUER· TON PfN£S APARTMENTS, 4463 Birch ..... Ne•PC>r1 a.ch. CA 9218>. P80, 446.l Birch ,.,...., tlaaport 8'1d\, CA 92660. ..... "· 1700 Ult °"' fad. S..Anl. CA 92705. Y.B.S .. 1700 Ealt 0,., Rued, S.W. Alta, CA 92705. This business Is eon· duc:'9d br • ...,., pert· nenhip. The rqistrant com· melad to trWlld buli· Mii under ... ftctitious ~ ..... or ..... Hteld -.. on .*"-Y l, 1-.-..: Y.B.S.. •Celi· farnill ..... ~. BY:.._........_. Thia 1 t mM -ftlld ... .. ~Cler* of e>r.,... Count, on Jen. 21, lm. n. Mo. f3'l72I 1/21214 2111 2/18 1112 llltld ebcM on Jenuety 1, 1-. -.S: John H. Hor· ... TIMI •• 11 FBM .. fUed with .. County Ctn of °'*'II County on Jan. 22, 1988. Ale No. f3'8I05 1/212/4 2/112/18 1113 1-1191Ml ft..: "'11CI FICiii ....... NWIJA1WT The~ perlOM ere doinl butineu aa: WA n · SON PHOENIX VENTURES, 840 Newport c.l1w Drive, Suit8 655, Newpoft Beach, CA92660. The WMtson Company, 840 Newport c.Mr Drive, Suitil 655, Newpoft Beech, CA92660. PKific Shoppin& Centers, tnc., Californie, 12411 Ven· tura Bout.Md, Studio City, CA 91604-2407. Kirtcside Associates, Cali· fomia, 1925 Century Pant East, Suite 1370, Los Anaetes. CA 90067. This business is con· ducted by a eeneral part· nership. The re1istrant com · menced to transact busi· neu under the fictitious business name °' names listed above on 1/1/88. Sianed: By: Ki~side Asso- ciates, Its aeneral partner, by: Laurence Peters, Pres· ident. This statement was tiled with the County c~ ot °'ante County on Jan. 20, 1988. File No. f"368486 1/28 214 2111 2/18 1114 1231'18-0l PU9UCNOTICE ACllllOUI ••tUS NW ITATIMllCT The foflowin& persons •re doin1 business as: THE UNKNOWN ACCESSORY COMPANY, 2965 Dorn Court, laluM Beach. CA 92651. Richrd M. Miller, 2965 0om Court, l.alUN Beach, . CA 92651. Tom Crank, 319 Viejo Street. t.quna Beach, CA 92651. Buddy Purel, 25262 Swanway Court. Dana Point. CA92629. This business is con· ducted ~ • ...... part- neBhip. The reaistrant com· menced to tnnsec:t busi· ness under the fictitious business name ot names listed ~ on JanullfY 4, 1988. Sicned: Richard M. Miller. This ...,,.,.,,. WM filed with the County Clerk of Onnet County on Jen. 20. 1988. File No. f368421 1/28 2/4 21112/18 1115 .....CllOTICI nthi .......... . ....anaarr The lallo#ltll ....,,.. is doint business 11: (A) APOLLO MOVING AND STORAGE. (8) OfFICE MOVOS. (C) A MOYER. (0) A APMTMEHT AND HOM£ Movtlt. (£) XCELL.ANT MOVING. (F) A orFICE MOYING. (G) APOU.O SER· VICES, INC .. 18251 Gactwd SL. Huntit11D1 a.ch. CA 92648. Apollo s.Mc9s, Inc., c.t Corp., 18251 Golherd St., Huntlnaton leech. CA 92648. Thlt business '' con· ductld br • CQl"pOllltion. The N8fattant com- mmad tD hnMd bual-,_ under .... tldltious ..._ ...... ...... ..... ..... , •• 117. . ............... . Inc. ............. . -11 , •• _ ... ....... ~a..°' a... CIMft.y .. Jin. 11, 1• . PllND.'317• l/2111• 2111 2111 .. OftOER, 27011 ltocldftl· ,.. ..... u.-.... CA92MI. Aldo ........ Inc .• Cal Corp, 27011 ~ Lene, Le1une Hiiis, CA 92641. This business is con· dudld by I corporatlon. The r .. lslrant com· menced to trMuc:t .,.,.;. neu under the fictitious buainela ,..,.. or nmmes listed ebcM on 5 ~ 1917. Si1ned: Apollo Services, Inc., William Robert Pozzi, Presid9nt. This i1lltlmenl was filed with the County Clettt of Oranl8 County on Jen. 11. 1988. File No. F367487 1/28 2/4 2/11 2118 0847 PU&IC llOrlCl AC hilOUI ••1111 NAiii ITATIMIJfT The '°'lowin& person is doinc business as: SHOW· CAE PUBLtCATIONS, 705 Jasmine Ave .. Corona Det Mar, CA 92625. Linde Key S.rker, 705 Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar, CA 92625. This business is con· ducted ~an individual. The re1istr1nt com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name ot names listed aboYe on NOT APPll· CABLE. Si1ned: Linda K. Bartcer. This statement was filed with the County Cieri< of Qr.nee County on J•n. 25. 1988. File No. F368962 1128 2/4 2/11 2/18 1108 l ·J11U N01Mft'1'9~icl .. Of DIATH Of ETttll. a. l'f'IC*'Y ANO OINlll•TO ADWIR llTATI MllllD A 141512 To atl heirs, a.neficiaries, creditors, contineent Crad· itors, and persons who may be othelllise interatmd in the will or esUlte of ETHEL B. STitOSf<Y A petition hes been filed by SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK in the Superior Court of ORANGE County requestin1 that SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL BANK be appointed as person•I representltiw to admlnls· ter the ..... of the dece· dent The petition requests authority to admini*r the estate under the lndepend· ent Administration of EstMaAct A hlerinc on the petition will be hetd on 2/17188 • 1:45 PM in Dept. #3 klcMld at 700 CIVIC CENTER ORCVE WEST, SANTA AHA, CA. IF YOU 08J£CT to the rrrinl ol tt. patilion, you UMluld ........... the hearina and state your objection• or file written otitac::tiow• ..... the court beforw the hMfMI. Your ~,.,be ln ... '°"or br,..,, .-. • .,. If W>U M£ A atmfTOR or • ca.ldl111111 CNdlb of .. dlc1111 d.,., mutt file 'fOAll ca.im _. .. court or pr...a .... l*IO! .. ,..,. ......... llPPOinted by the court ...,.. four monlhl ,,.,. ...... of fiflt~ol ..... .. Pf'Cl'rtd• d In -*" 100 of tMCelilamle '-A•OD. The ...... tDr .... c:e.wn. .......... prtar to.,, manlMflarn ..... olthe ._.. nal6ced ..... VOU MAY DAMtNC h ftle ... bf ....... ",., .................. d"' ... ....... ,.,..,.._ upon Ute uecuw or .................. *1Ri1 .... I IC 11Dror .. ,.,.. ......... ... .. ..... ,,.,,°' •. .... -. .... -. _ ... ,.. ..... .... ............... ........., ....... .. ...... ____ ., 119 ••is• •n• -·· llllRI I sU. •Wtf9&C•m• P\' I Ola .=:w-... . .. . c. ..... ITL .. ,on IUICM.CA-11111141111 1117 • NOT1C1 or llURB'l IALI NO.mll.e7.C PfC NO. IODl-17.C YOU AR£ IN OEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED Aul\llt 1, 1983. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOP£RTY, IT MAY BE SOlO AT A PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On February 19, 1988 .t 9:45 a.m., Peelle Financial Corporation as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded Auaust 12, 1983, as inst. No. 83-351674, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of Oranae County, California, WILL SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK OR CERTIFIED CHECK, CHECKS DRAWN BY A CREDIT UNION, SAYINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. OR SAVINGS BANK, authotized to do business in the sUte of California, payable .t time of sale in lawful money of the United States, .t: the Main (North) Entrance to the County Courthouse, 700 Civ;c Center West, Santa Ana, California au rilht, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property described as: LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A CONDOMINIUM COMPRISED OF: PARCEL NO. 1: Unit No. B, consisti"I of certain airspace and surface elements, as shown and described in the Condominium Plan ("Pfani for St Andrews Villqe, in the City of Newport Beach, which plan was recorded on March 10, 1980, as Instrument No. 9176of0fficial RecordsofOranaeCounty, California. PARCEL NO. 2: An undivided one-tenth (l/lOth) fee simple interest as a tenant in common in and to all of the real property, includinc without limitation the common areas defined in the declaration tefeired to below, in Parcel 1, as shown on a map filed on September 21, 1979, in Book 138, Paps 23 to 24 inclusive, of Parcel Maps, in the Office of the Oranp County Recorder. Exceptina then!from Units A-H, J & K, as shown on the Plan. Except all oil, ps and hydrocarbon substances and other mineral riatrts, without however, the riaht to enter the surface of said. land down to a disunce of 550 feet from the surface thereof. as reserved by 501 St. Andrews Pattnen, a General Partnership, in the Deed recorded October 15, 1980, in Book 13780, Pace 1185, Official Records. Trustor Joseph R. Parrino and Irene 0. Parrino Record owner: Southland Investments APN: 937·22-002 The street address and other common ~snat,ion, if any, of the rat property described~ is purported to be: 497 St Andrews Road #8, Newport Beech, CA 92663 The undenilned Trustee disclaims any liability for any inoorrectneu of the Slr98t address and other common desilNtion. if lflY, shown herein. Said ule will be made, but without covenant or warranty, ...,,.ss or imptied, r...,-dinc titte, pos1es1lon, °'encumbrances. to pay the unpaid balance of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, plus n provided in said note(s), adwnon, if lf"J, under the tem'5 of said Deed of Trust. fees, char1e5, and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusa creMed by said Deed d Trust At the time of the initial pubtie.Mion of this notice, the total amount of the unpaid t.tance of the obliption secured by the abcM described deed of trust and estirNlted costs, expensa and advances is $193,029. 73. The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and detiwred to the undersianed a written Oectar.tion of default and Demand for Sale. and a written Notice of Det.ult and Election to Sell. The undersi&ned caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the rMI property is located. 127060 Party conductinc sale Peelle Financial Corporation, 197 E. Hamilton Avenue, ~I, CA 95008, Phone (408) 866·6868 o.t.: January 11, 1988 P9etee Financial Corporatior., Trustee By Diane Black, Vice Presi~ent 1/28 21• 2/11 1107 NOT1Cl Of TWSTEFS SAU l.-.... HIMtY/OMI-,.. T.1.Ne.111• UMTCODll T.O. SERVICE COMPANY as duly appointed Trustee und9r the followinl described deed of trust WILL SELL AT PU8UC AUCTtON TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (in tM torms which are lawful tender in the United StMel) M1d/0t the cashier's, cemtied or other checks epecified in Civil Code Section 292•h (Payable in full .t the time of Nie) all rilht. titte and interest conveyed to M1d "°" Mkt by it under said Deed of Trust in the property ~described: TRUSTOR: CHARLES F. HUTTON, ETHEL M. HUTTON BENEFICIARY: ALLSTATE SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSO· CIATtON rec:otded October 29.1979 as Instr. No. 0455 In Book 13372 .,... 535 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Or..,.a County; said deed of trust describes the followint property. DESCRIPTION PARCEL 1: Fee simpte interest title to Condominium Unit No. 234. (the "Unitj, n shown upon the Condominium Pfan (•!titled "Condominium Plan for Lot 1 d Tr.ct No. 1058r), County of Orante. St.te of Calitomia (the "P'IMj, r9CCW'ded on July 12, 1979, as Document No. 15610 in Book 13226, Pales 76 throush 115. incJusiw, d onkilll Alcotds of said Orlnl9 County, which plan pertlins to thlt proplfty described in Tr.ct No. 10587, in .. Cit1 al Ne port a.ch, r.ountr al 0-.. .... al c.llb'•llli rwcorded in ~ 449, ...... 5 throulh 6 al miK 1M11 ieous meps, l'9CIOl'dl al uid Or-. 0aunt1 . PARClL2: "" ...... 00594 PM*lt inelf'9lt in Md to the con"'*'-•...__ end d9fio_. on .. -.. (llClllllloll. .... ~Ml .. ICll .. ... • .... "500 .... ""' ... .,,... al ........ ..... norW!ICl..-.el*Y .-. 5001111 fNm .. ..-. " ........... 1111 -.., ~ J. ~;.: UNMI ................................ t!MO. .... Olldll ......... PMCll I: *'_, .... ._ .................. . .. fl ...................... ., ... . to the Unit PARCEL4: .. An exclusive ri&ht and easement to use the part<in& spece desianated on the Pfan as Part<in1 Space No. PS- 100. For Information Only: Code No.: 07072, AP No.: 936- 76-23' YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 10/12179. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 101 Scholz Pfaza #20, Newport Beach. CA "(If a street address or common desianation of property is shown a~. no warranty is 1lven as to it s complete- neu °' correctness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of T Nst, by reason of a breach or default in the obliptions secured thereby, heretofore executed and delNen!ld to the undersilned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and written notice of default and of election to cause the undersi1ned to sell said property to satisfy said obliptions. and thereafter the undersianed caused said notice of default and of election to be recorded September 17, 1987 as Instr. No. 87·526909 of Official Records in the office of the Reccwder of ()r-.e County; Said Sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, reprdina title possession, or encumbrances, to pay the remaini"I principal sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. with interest as in said note proyided, advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust. fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be held on: February 16, 1988, at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby tot.he builditll located at 601 South Lewis Street, Ofanae. California 92668 At the time of the initial publication of this notice, the total amount of the unpaid balance of the obfiption secured by the above described deed, of trust and estimated costs. expenses, and advances isS138,384.45. It is possible that at the time of sale the openina bid may be less than the total indebtedness due. If available, the expected openina bid may be obtained by callifll the followlfll telephone numbers on the day before the sate: (71•) 385-4837 or (213) 627-4865. TAC#6023600 Date: January 8, 1988 T.D. SERVICE COMPANY as said Trustee, By Tracy Russet!, Assistant Secretary, 601 South Lewis St., Ofanp, CA 92668, (71•> 385 .. 700 1/21 1/28 2/4 1106 1·37117 "*.IC NOTIC£ NOTICI Of DEATH Of ,.... .. m.cHllt. Jlt AllD or Kil i iUh TO ADM-I& UTATE NO. A 141.111 Toall heirs. ~ries. et edibs. contil...,. cred· !tots. and persons who may be othefwise interested in the will°' estJlte of FRANK B. BELCHER, JR A petition has been filed by LORETTA V. BELCHER in the Superior Court of ORANGE County requestina that LORETTA V. BELCHER be appointed as personal represent.ative to adminis- ter t"le estate of the dece- dent The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the Independ- ent Administration of Estates Act A hearirw on the petition will be held on 2/3/88 at 1:•5PM in Dept #3 located at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST. SANTA ANA, CA -IF YOU OBJECT to the arantinc of the petition, you should either appear at the hearin1 and state your ot>;ec:tions or file written obiections with the court before the hearin1. Your appearance may be in per- son °' by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR °' a conti~ credit°' of the dec.Msed, you must file ANGELES, CA 90071 This notice was mailed at SANTA ANA. California. 11 1• 1121 1/28 1061 U7IZ2 NOTICE Of DUTH Of ELSA M. UllD MO Of PiitiNM 10 ADM•atu UTAn A·141217 To all heirs, creditors, oontlnsent creditors, and persons who may be other· wise interested in the will or estate of ELSA M. BARKER A petition has been filed by CHARLES J MULLER in the Superior Court of Oranae County requestina that CHARLES J. MUU£R be appointed as persQnal representative to adminis- ter the estate of the dece- dent. The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the lndepend· ent Administration of Estates Act. A hearin1 on the petition will be held on 1127 /88 at 1 :•5 p.m. in Dept. 3 located at 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, CA If YOU OBJECT to the arantina of the petition. you should either appear at the hearina and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the heann1. Your ai>PNrance may be in per- son orb¥ your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a continaent credit°' of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the California Probate Code. The time for filina claims will not expire p1ior to four months from the date of the hearinc noticed.~. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person intef ested in the estate, you may seNe upon the executor or administrator. °' upon the attorney for the executor or administnltor, and file with the court with proof of ser- vice, a written request stat· inc thM you desire special , notice of the ftlinc of an inventory and appraise- ment of est.ate aseets or of the petitions °' accounts menboned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 ol the California Probllte Code. Attorney for petitioner: Emil Steck, Jr. 221 East Walnut Street. Pasadena, California 91101. 1/7 1/14 1/21 1/28 1043 K·M211 PUBUC NOTICE f1CTI110UI ...us NAME ITATEllENT The followinc persons are doina business as: SOUTH- WEST DIVERSIFIED/COS· CAN PARTNERS, 4041 MacArthur B1Yd., Suite401, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Southwe5t Diversified, Inc .. a California Corpora· tion, 4041 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 401, Newport Beach, CA92660 Coscan Cal, Inc., a Cali· fom1a CorpcnlK>n, 2 First Canadian Place, Suite 2200. Toronto, Ontario, Canada MSX 1H9. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nersh1p. The re11strants com- menced to trans.act busi- ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed aboYe on Aucust 31, 1987 Si1ned: Southwest Diversified, Inc.; William D Foote, President This statement was filed with the County Cl.m of Orance Coonty on Oct. 19, 1987. File No F35854 7 10-29 11·5 11·12 11·19, 1987 1·28. 1988 0834 l ·u.3 WllOYICE ... ...,-in-a-or ANUCATIOle TO SEU ALCOHOLIC ...... l -lS.88 To Whom It May Concern· COPPELMAN, Cary & TELLING, Robert S. are app· tyina to the Department of Alcoholic Beveraee Control to setl alcoholic beverqes at 110 McFadden Place, Newport Beach 92663 with "4 1" On-Sale Beer & Wine (Pub. Eat Pl ) hcense{s) 1/28 1116 PUM.IC NOTICE NOTICE Of APPUCATION TO SELL AlCOHOUC 81.'VUAGES 1·12·88 To Whom It May Concern. MARRIOTI CORPORA· TION, INC. 1npplyina to the Department of Alcoholic Beverap Control to sell alcoholic bveraaes at 500 Bay View Circle, Newport Beach, California 92660 with "47" On·Sale Geoefal (P\Jb Eat Pl ) llcense(s) Ref #93673 1128 1109 PUBUC NOT1CE F1C 111 IUUS BUSINESS NAME ITATDIDfT The followina person is doing business as· ESSEN-, TIALS FOR INTERIORS. 2915 Redhill Ave Fl03. Cost.a Mesa, CA 92626. Oawnella SummeJS, 715 Patolita, Corona def Mar, CA 92625. This business 1s con- ducted by an individual The re1istrant com · menced to transact bus1· ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed abc:Ne on Dec. 31st, 1987 Si1ned: Oawnella Surnmtn. This iUb:lment was filed with the County C*1t of Orance County on Dec. 31 . 1987. File No.. f366359 1/2821' 21112/18 1110 your claim with the court "' present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the dMe of first iauanc:e of letters as prowtded in w:tion 700 of the California Prob* Code. The time for finrw claims will not upitW prior to four mantM fnlm the~ al the ....,. noticed abcM. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept bf the court. " you .. • '*"°" inteleltlld in the ....... you may sefW Thel\' al\' 320.000 nwn. v.omrn c:1nt1 rh1kJrt>n in Orant.1t• C.011n1~ v.ho ttort"l Rm v.orr; .ihout dinner l'\'St'l'\allon:-Or ~'fll11U? cl~~ tahl • \tdn~ of thrm v.OM') about t?l'lltfl+t .in~lht~ to eat at all OtsIRlBUJm upon the executor or ............. Olupon the .....,tarthe 111c.-a1 ................ tM COUit .... pnd al ... .... ~ ...... mt-.... ,... ... ..... nallce fll tM = ti M ...... , .... ~.,,,. .. al ............ .. 11••··· ..... ..... ............. uao-1200.1 ., ... c.e ..... ,. ..... Clda. =,.. ... , .......... w: • ml M. HINZI(, DQ., m IOUTH HOP£ ST •• sum IJHO, LOS 1"he) II\(' at or ll<'kw. lht' JXM'M~ k•\t'I or lht') r'I' -..·nmr rltrU'ns on a mall. O\rd mromr Or tht'~ "'ph\'\lfctlb or m<'ntJlt\ CENJER haOdlC'apprd. Or lhe)'rr 1u t 1emporar1I OOV.n C1n 1~~1r lud. The) n('f(t lhr h{'lp or Ora~ Count)' Focid Dr.,tntlutton CA•nlrr 10 Ul'\M' And the Food n·!!>lnbultOO Centtr nttds \OUr h<'lp to Ur'\l\t' The nonprot1 etn&er 1 a rk'ann~MoM' f lr fOOd that 1 dt!'tnbult'd to the ~ ll'lrouef\ ~r 200 or the rounlfs chanlabk' ~n12c1t100~ TI1e cen&er nt'f'ds more pan~t111\f \'('lluntet'r "'on.t~n1. It nt't"<t l'inan<''31 conuibulions. E~ ~-dtducllble dollar ~ou can donatr v.·111 rero a hu~r:y Orange County child for an tnlu r v.ttk. 'I) INm inort. IU I Cati (714) nl-1343. Or <;f'nd )OOr la\· dcducllblt doullOft '° Food Otslrlbuoon Ct'nttr. 426 \\f'SI t\tmond. Oranet. CA 92666 . .. n ••• .,,a 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ... Housekeepinc Rooms 413 Hotels ............... 416 Dop & Cats .......... ~4 livestock .•...... .' .... 825 CLASSIFIED INDEX MllCHANDllE SAW & SERVICE Antiques .•.•..... > ••• 808 Appliances •..•...•.•• 806 Appfillnces Wanted ... 807 Birds ................ 826 REAL ESTATE Industrial . . . . . . .506 111\.VI I It! Property , .... , 509 Lake Shore Property 515 Airplanes ............ 900 Antiaue Classic Car ... 912 .\utos tor Sale ........ 910 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcing .......... 200 Beauty Aids .......... 213 Card of Thanks •...... 201 Cemetery Lots ........ 201 Florists ............... 207 Funeral Directory ..... 205 Funeral Services ...... 206 Health Aids .......... 214 Lepl Notices ......... 212 Lodtfes-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 Lost & found ......... 210 Personals ............ 211 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 700 Opportunities wtd ..... 70A EMPLOYMENT Agencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation ......... 307 Auctions .••.•...•.•.. 814 Buildinc Material ..•.• 817 Business Equipment 818 Coins/SUlmps •......• 813 Furniture •..•..•..•... 800 Furniture Wanted ..... 805 Ga ..... Sales ......... 705 Jewelry •............. 812 Marine Supptys ....... 906 Misc. for Sale ......... 809 Misc. Wanted ........• 810 Musical Instrument ... 811 Offtee Equipment ....• 827 Pets & Supplies •••••.. 823 Sportina Equipment ..• 819 Acrea1e .............. 511 Apts. Furnished ....... 407 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bldg. to be Moved .... 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches ..... 512 Garaaes for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/furn 405 Houses for Rent I Unfurn ............. 406 Lots for Sale ., ........ 510 Mobile Homes ........ 917 Mortgage & TO ....... 607 Motels ............... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Ovt of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate ;or Xch1 ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. 418 Rental .............. 417 Autos Wanted ........ 915 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/For ...... 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 Forei1n & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds .............• 909 Motorcycles & Bi~es 908 Motor Homes ......... 916 SERVICES Schools .............. 608 Situation Wanted .•... 308 Directory of Business Services RECEPTION- IST/ SECRETARY MYSTERY CUSTOMER WANTED. 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He appeared to tine a bad limp and maybe cerebral palsy. He looked very determined and Ouabed with excitement. One of the COKbel conferred with him briefly and put an arm ar:ound his 1boulder. Shane limped to tbe center to face bis opponent. The referee Sue Kauth aone no more than an hour. I walked into the gym longing for the sound of basketballs and less than thrilled. One of my seniors called to me as I sat down. "Are you coming to watch me?" he asked. "You bet,,. I called back, hoping his weiaht range would be up soon. He was a giant, and the boys on the chain by the mat looked miniscule. I sighed. It wu going to be a long night. My senior crawled down to perch beside me and started explaining the rules. "Look at that guy," be said. Wfhis is going to be great. He's awesome." An incredibily small boy threw off his sweats and charged up to the center. He faoed a boy only aliptly larger. "'Watch this," said my senior. The small boy was ferocious. He rmcked up point after point, aivina no mercy. He won easily. I bad to lldmit, watching the boys twist and lunge, that this game moved faster than, say, I baseball. Inf act, I could say with certainty that I liked it more than football, perhaps became there could be a tiny champion in his own weight range. I liked the idea of quickness and attitude • taking precedence over brute bulk. Suddenly, the audience on our side bepn applauding. •yea. Shane," they yelled. explained the rules to the boys and adjusted our boy's lea to the correct starting position. The match began. The other boy didn't hold back in trying to pin him. Each time, Shane twisted away, f urioualy refusing to be pinned. And each time be escaped a pin, a roar went up from all aides of the gym. The match ended with Shane down by several points, ~ut unpinned. The gym went wild. Shane received a standing ova- tion. A couple of the vanity wrestlers, whom I'd preViously envisioned as arrogant bulks, were huging him tenderly. Then everybody was buging him. Even the referee was cheering. I'm sure Shane will never forget it. I don't remember much of. the rest of the meet. I was too busy watching Chris and Mark work wilh a.be boys. The atmolphere wu poaitM-and respectful. I saw one co.ch rubbing a . boy's head and smiling. That boy had lost. I saw the other puttina an arm around tired shoulders. Mostly, I saw the team members cbeerina each boy-winner or not. Oh ya. UHS won that night. But that '1 just a detail. Became with coaching like I saw, no one could loee. Sue Kauth ii a counulor at a local hi6h 1chool. She lives with Mr lnubond and fiw-year-old ""'chin In Newport Hei6hts. f3eported by: Ctieryl Stehling , Alisha Right works out on a weight machine at the Family Fitness Center in Costa Mesa, where she is an aerobics instructor. Like her, many Harbor Area residents are con- scious of their health and fib tess and will make the extra etfott to stay bim and fit For these people, we offer this special aection, which contains articles and features on the local businesses whose goals are to help you be as healthy and happy as you can be. Read it in ~ health! Photos by: Danny Cota · i-Mary DeChirico .. n ......,n.·1-THENEWPORTENSIGN/COSTAMESANEWS-WRa•• Oranae Cout is celebrating its f ortietb anniversary and the community services department is proud to be a part of a tradition providing opportuni- ties for personal and -prof es- sional development. In addition. there are many off crings for those interested in health and fitncsa. HEALTH WORKSHOPS Learn to use your hands in simple but effective movements in the bands on massage move- ments techniques workshop. The class is held at Costa Mesa Hip School on Mondays. Feb. I . 8, 22 and 29. A warcncss through move- ment is an ingenious method designed to help the individual improve body iinqe, coordina- tion and flexibility by cbanaing detrimental body habit patterns. Class is held at the Lewis Center on Thursdays from Jan. 28 through March 17. A class for men only examines the sexuality of men throughout the life cycle, with emphasis on the biological, sociological and psychological factors which influences men. Class is held in . the field house locker room at OCC on Thursdays, Jan. 28 through Feb. 4, 11 &. 18. Advanced hand-on will prac- tice the movements you 'vc learned to harmonize the whole body. Cius is held at Costa PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Did you know that being licensed as a chiropractor requires 237 more college credit hours than required to become a medacal doctor? Many people are surprised to learn this. The facts were compiled following a review of the curriculum catalogues ol 22 medical schools and 11 chiro- practic coUeges and updated from the National Hehh Federation. PERSONAL BACKGROUND Alter completing my undergraduate studies at UCLA in 1982, I earned a degree in kinesiok>gy, which is a study jn human physiology and mU1Culo- skeJeta1 biomechanics. I subMquent)y attended the lo6 Angela College ol Chiropractic, known for being one of the bat chiropractic colegn in the country. From here I earned a doctome degree with the~ of honors early last year. I haw allo studied acupuncture and herbal medicine at the Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in Santa Mcri:a.1.ast year I was honored in Who's Who in American lJniwnitia and Colegn ln addition to the 1ehcdng. I taw ~ ix-t graduate couna in radiology, nutrition, sports qury, per90Nll ir1urv/workencompenllllion, pediatrics, and dinical management of Pft9\il1lt women. I haw woriced as a physical therapy auistant for many holpitals and clinics including the lntemationll Sparta Medicine Institute in Loi Angela. While at the institute, I taught daMa • wel as treated .onw of the workf 1 finest athletes participating in the 1984 ~ in L.a.. Angaea. I haw allo guest lectured on the UCLA Campus on the sub;ectl ol CPR, physical fitness, stra1 management, and chiropractic. I haw appared on national taevision • a technical e>eerdre conlUltant. I am praently licented in the states ol c.libnia and Arizona and .nl • membu ol the Calibnia Chilopwactic Socirty, Ora,. County Chro- practic Society, and a diplomate of the National Board ol ChiroPt11Ctic Examinen. This is the kind of trai1•19 and praleteionrli.-n I ofter you. If you haw hesitated to visit a chiropqctor, pahape you didn't know thet chiropeac- tora go to such lengths to contn. dM!ir ect-acation and pnwide you with the latest technqua and the molt qualified ICMcc. So. you -· if you don't come in. I can't help you. Cal me todllv and let me help you. Y OAJ.r iNurance may be accepted as peymmt in fuD. Schedule your Wit"*••~ taryaam. Did you know that the sy111>toms most cou11oll-; treated by chiropractors are: 0 a.ck Pain 0 tlead.cha 0 .,.. ..... Jointa 0 Neck ~ 0 Arthritis 0 Shoulder PMn 0 Sdllne. 0 Btnitia 0 ArnVl,..eg .,... 0 Nwnbi.... 0 Hip hin 0 Cold ~et --------------------------------------------· .. I I I To Introduce Yoo to the Haling World of Chropqctic Pleate Accept My Spec8l Offer FREE EXAMINATION FREE AND CONSULTATION FREE THIS MONTH ONLY This examination includes an Orthopedic and Neurological test, as well as a private consultation to discuss the results. 545-5556:, Dr. Eroa Martha ~c~ ........... ~ . C•al& N•••• CAW. HOUllS: MON-Fiil 7 ~7 .- SAT·l• •m 2 .- . . • r1n Mesa Hip School on Molidays, March 7, 14 A 21 and t\piil 4, JI&. 18. Education ia tbe key to undcr- standina the medical, emotional, spiritual and employment impli- catiops of AIDS. Since 1981 when AIDS wu fmt diaposed in the United States, there bu been an endless stream of new information regarding this deadly. this seminar will provide a definition of the disease, the mechanism which it is spread and the current clas- sification of high risk groups.· The class will be held in fine arts 116, on Saturday, March S. Sometimes the simplest things can have the greatest effects on your body and mental well- being. This lecture will cover proper body mechanics so that work and play are enjoyed to the fullest. Tuesday, March 22 at Costa Mesa High School is the day and place for the seminar. The Weight Workshop will make a permanent diff crcncc. Find out what it really takes for sustained improved health, weight IOu and control. The clau lllC'etl at Costa Mesa High School on Wednesday, t\pril 6. Fitneu Over 40 is an individ- ual conditioniaa proaram geared to men and women over 40 who have not been on a regular exercise propam. The clus meets for 20 sessions at Costa Mesa High School cafeteria on Mondays and Thursdays, from April 18 through June 27. with no meet- ing on May 30. FITNESS AND RECREA· TION Beginning Tai Chi Chu'an is designed for the novice as well the experienced. This class ngs the ancient Chinese art o the new age. The class began on Wednesday, Jan. 27 and runs through March 16 in the Costa Mesa High School caf eteriL Discover the dynamic approach of Kundlini yoga and meditation as a means of creat- ing harmonic balance between body. mind and spirit. The class began on Wednesday, Jan. 27 and runs through March 2, at the Cotta Mesa High School cafeteria. Hatba Yoga relieves stress and tension and helps to regain ybuthf ul Oexibility. This class meets at the Costa Mesa High School cafeteria on Tuesdays, beginning Feb. 2 through April 12. . FITNESS ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS Tai Chi Chu'an incorporates siow, even, relaxed movements and can be practiced by eve- ryone-. The cl&Js meets on Satur- days in the basketball gym, beginning Feb. 20 through April 16. with no meeting on t\pril 2. Gymnastics for kids is a non- com pct it ive, yet challenging approach to gymnastics. Classes for begin~n, intermediate and intermediate/ advanced arc available. The classes meet in the buketball gym on Saturdays, Feb. 20 through April 9, with no meeting on April 2. For more information about 'OCC's community service pro- grams, call 432-5880. The alternative to wrinkled skin Getting older and losing mus- cle tone in the face. which causes wrinkles and sagging, is not a pleasant thought. However, aging is a fact of life and many elect to take the drastic step of having a face lift or chemical peel. There is an alternative, and at Casa del Sol salons in Irvine and Huntington Beach, Dian Mor- neau, a licensed esthctician and certified myotonologist. will perform 06Tbe Alternative ... We have always been told that what causes facial muscles to sag and wrinkle through the years is the result of weather, ultra- 'ttiolct rays of the sun and soap. Each of these contribute to the cause, but research hu shown that with aae. collqenic and elastin fibers become less effec- tive in supporting the skin. Since the skin of the face and neck is attached directly to these fiben, the natural aging proccu causes the skin to wrinklc and sag. There are many methods med to improve the appearance of the skin. but essentially all these proce11es do is stretch and remove exccu skin. ColJaien injections temporarily puff out wrintlea, cbem.ical peels remove a few layen of wrinkled akin, but we are still left with u•na mUICles. After extensive raearch and testing, an alternative tolution ta. been found. It\ a •mall. Tiil. -.. C' PHI. I .... .,lllllltald. ....... "AlliilllN" .......... I llElr .. Ill C.. ... Ill ... II Wtll I I . DI ,i•tfu t II ... I tlttlt .. C.. tlul 111'1 lnlll It 1 band-held instrument whicll is applied to the face. It tones muscles, stimulates cireulation and reduces wrinkles. Results can be seen after the first session. Treatments are painless and enjoyable, Morneau said. t\ teries of eiabt or more treat· meats are recommended to iqain youthful muscle tone and stimulate a healthy, aJowing complexion. CoHqra ampoules are UC> u.d to repa.,e some of tbe mliaral ftuids the skin looses. Uliq the imarumeat improves penetration ud will improve textuR ud supplements of the skin. Alter a client bas com- .. pleted the recommended series, a program of one treatment every two to three months is all that ia needed. Morneau said uyone would benefit from the treatments. but those in tbc ll-S8 qe poup will show more remarkable results around the eyes and jawline. She said the rant sips of aging are concentration lines between the eyebrows and laqb liaa. "When the mUldc ii tOned, it will lift the at.in back up." Morneau said. The tcVerity of muscle tone loss or wrin.klina will determine how many treatments arc required in the initial series. Oienu arc advised to come in every two to three months for a complete facial and toning ap,uc.tion to keep the muscles intact. .. 'Alia i1 not intcnCled to replace P.tutic sufleC'Y. but it is an alternative," Morneau laid. •tt'I lea expensive, leu painful and it .............. .. ...... -~ ------- Cl l e Tan offers a summer look In J Have you always wanted a deep, dark tan, but f md that accompliabiq one in January ii impouible? Then Caaic Tan ii the place to 10. For the lut year and one half, Clauic Tan hu brought the finest in tanning expertise to the Harbor Area. And for Valen- tine's Day, the salon is offering a special to couples. For SSS, couples can go to Classic Tan for two months and a bonus is a bottle of tanning accelerator. Cusic Tan has eight tanning beds for that perfect, even tan, according to manager Alycia Manball. All rooms arc private, air conditioned and have radios and cassette players with head- phones. The scuioos lut a half hour and are equivalent to four hours in the sun. "Get a tan without the sand," Marshall said. "A lot of people like to come in after work. The bed is like a giant heating pad and they can lay down and relu. It takes away all the tensions of the day." . Manhall said that tanners don' need to use tannina lotion, but she 1ugests that they at least use a moilturiz.er. · Because they aren't known for having much in the way off unda, students can take advantage of Classic Tan's lower student prices. For SS a session, students can come in and tan or can buy S sessions for S20. When people buy the regular monthly programs, they are not limited to the number of days they can come in, however, they are limited to once a day. Classic Tan is located at 3617 E. Coast Highway in Corona del Mar. Parting is plentiful. Houn are 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday, 9 Lm. to 6 p.m. on Satu rday and 10 a.m. to S p.m. on Sunday. For more information, call 67S-4023. What you don't know can indeed hurt you Medicine ii geared for sick care, not for health care, says Dr. Eron Martin of Kennedy Chiro- practic and Health Center in Costa Mesa. On the other band, Dr. Martin pointed out, chiropractic, which is the largest drugless healing profession in the world, focuses not only on the treatment of the disease, but more import.antly. on the prevention of disease. Chiropractic physicians special- ize in conservative health care and do not believe in the use of drugs and surgery unless abso- lutely necessary, he explained. Chiropractic is a branch of the healing arts specializing in the correction of bio-mechanical disorders of the spinal column and extremities. It has also been established that chiropractors have a more thorough training in spinal mechanics and spinal manipulative therapy than any other health care professional. Competent chiropractors not only focus on an area of primary complaint but also look for remote areas of the body which might cause or influence disease. .. When was the last time your medical doctor examined your feet when you bad a headache?" Dr. Martin asked ... When joints of the feet are not functioning correctly during walking. run- ning, or other high stress activ- ities, inappropriate imbalanced stresses placed on the human frame cause symptoms else- where in the body, such as knee and hip pain, back pain, and even headaches. This concept is not an invention of chiroprac- tic." It is best not to wait until your have a problem before you seek a chiropractic or medical evalua- tion. Disease or injuries may be DO IT NOW! reduced if not eliminated assunr ing every organ system in the body is functioning at its max- imum. Since the nervous system is the most influential organ system, it should be checked by a thorough chiropractic evalua- tion and motion palpation diag- nostics. Proper spinal function and mobility are essential for maintenance of health and that is why chiropractic is for every- one, not just those who are in pain. Most insurance companies include chiropractic coverage. Dr. Eron Martin is a chiro- practic physician at the Kennedy Chiropractic and Health Center at 30 J J Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa. Call S..S-SSS6 for a complimentary consultation. ~MD NON~ Af.llGllCI • f&IONALQID TUllW •YOU JACW.11 AND MUM• IRHe .. llQUW UDJT • LIFKftl.ll • ... llCMIEI ·.Jt Serving' Ver: e · for the past 35 rs Every neighborhood should have its pharmacy with the familiar faces that the locals can come to rely on. Since 1961 . Mesa V erdc Pharmacy has been such a place and pharmacist Cliff Herring has his own fol- lowing of faithful customers. Herring's wife Nancy said that after 2S yean of serving the community, they have their regular customers. Mesa Verde is a Good Neighbor Pharmacy and carries all of the Good Neighbor brands in vitamins and generic drugs, which are com- parable to the advertised name brands. Mesa V crdc Pharmacy has all of the items a person would expect a good neighborhood pharmacy to have, including special services. A family profile system helps customers around tax time when they have to account for all of their prescrip- tions. All items arc listed on the profile for their convenience. Also, if a customer needs to refill a prescription and bas lost the prescr1pt1on number, Herring will look it up on the profile. The pharma~y bas senior citizens discounts called the Golden Years. Discounts for pediatric prescriptions arc called the Early Y cars. An insulin club gives insulin users a card that is punched every time they buy insulin. After six purchases. the seventh is f rec. Mesa V crdc Pharmacy has its Red Arrow program, which changes periodically, Herring said. These arc specials in the drug department. which arc tagged with a red or green arrow and they arc discounted compar- able to any discount house. F~>r people who arc going home from the hospital early, the pharmacy has a wide line of surgical supplies and dressings for in- home care. In addition. the pharmacy has an extensive selection of cosmet- ics and colognes in the very popular brands. Mesa Verde Pharmacy is "Diet Center c my ··1 can't believe hov/ self-conscio us I used to be about my weight. I wore loose fining clothes and tried every fad diet that came along. "Then I went to Diet Center. I learned how to change my eating habits and lost 28 pounds for good. 44Now I'm a happier, more confident per- son, and I think that makes me more anraaive." Whether y6u want to lose ten pounds or 100, call Diet Center today. We can change your life. llO Ne= c... Dr. • • • ........ =--~ , Diet ter· 7be wetgbt loss prof~ AllAY • IALIEI -n I Fl II .... II .. lllliiill tlll .. mrt1ah II 11111 lnl ftlnlny. wlllcll 1111 llilll located in the Safeway Center, Costa Mesa. Phone: S40-8770. comer of Harbor and Baker in Hours arc 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday. . . Light Force a scientific diet Clinical research bas proven that most diets don't work. Why? .They tend to increase the appetite, slow down the metab- olism and can even accelerate the rate that your body stores fat. Firtally. there's a scientific weight control program that works -a program that recog- nizes everyone is a unique indi- vidual. Research has shown that for weight control to be successful -and permanent. we have to change the way we act on three essential levels, diet, exercise and mental and emotional control. Light Force is proud to intro- duce a new permanent weight control program. The program will give you the lean, farm body you've wanted and control in the three au-cas you need to be successful. The Light Force program is an innovative and proven method to give you the power to create the body you want, the image you want and the feeling about younelf you want. The program has six key components: transition, th~ permanent weight control tape series, Light Force weight con- trol products, regular aerobic exercise, maintenance and you. The fint phase of the perman- ent weight control program is called transition. To control our weight, we must increase the You'll Never be Happy Until You Find Sell· Esteem. amount of high.quality foods we cat and restrict tbe amount of low-quality food. By doing this. we can not only lose weight, we also pin energy. U nlimitcd amounts of raw vegetables are allowed each day. Fruit provides a good source of fiber. Spirulina is the most energy-efficient food science bas ever discovered. which is why it is such an ideal food for weight loss and weight control. It is recommended that you drink a minimum of six to eight glasses of pure or distilled water each day. Fiber is essential to health- ful weight loss. Dairy products are not recommended. Only lean 11 I If• t1111151 Negative thinking-especially about yourself-can lead to un - happiness and failure. By learning to have a positive attitude about yourself, you can build self-confidence and achieve goals. Call today for a con· fidential consultation. · DR. DENISE BoNNER LICENSED PSYCROTIEIAPIST H I' to your The word ii out, more Harbor Area raidenta enjoy utiafyiq their sweet tooths at Heidi's Fropn Y ozurt. Three stores are busily scoopina out the low- calorie, low and non-fat aoody to customen who are health and weipt comcioua. .. Our cuatomen say there ii-no comparison to Heidi\ yoprt anywhere," said Westcliff Plaza store manaaer Linda Jeanmaier. • wrhey feel it's the best and many come in every day." Jeanmaier said a lot of her customen are locals who live in the vicin1ty of the 17th Street and Irvine Avenue store. Many of h.er lunchtime crowd come from the offices and businesses nearby. Maryann Marks owns the Balboa Peninsula Heidi's with her sister Pamela. They opened at the end of June, 1987 and said business is booming with the locals. "Became of our location, we get a lot of people in from the gym down the street and from the Sportina House, 0 said Maryann Marki. "More people are into fitness and eatina healthy and yogurt is good for you, while, at the same time, satisfying the sweet tooth." · Marb is also into fitness and health and belongs to a gym. As a bonus, she and her sister moved close to their store when it opened, so they could walk to work. Rose Rykowski, manager of the Fashion Island Heidi's, is proud that her store bas held the record for the last three years for being the highest volume store in tbe chain. "We are facing some tough competition with the new store that opened near UCLA," she said. "That store is doing quite well." Rykowski said that her clien- tal arc business and professional people who work around New- port Center. -1 would say that about 7S percent work around here, while the other 2S percent are shoppen," she said. She said her clients will visit the food court for lunch and pass up the ice cream store to have a Heidi's speciality for dessert. "I don't blame tbem,"she said. "Our yogurt is creamier and smoother and I've tried a lot of others. We a bigger selection of flavon and you can cat a small serving for under 100 calories." Heidi's off en a large selection of both non and low-fat flavors. All are exclusively Heidi's crea- tions. Delicacies such as apricot lite, banana berry, berries and more, coconut lite, peppermint pattic are just a few of the non- fat flavors. In low-fat, customers can try such f avoritcs as lemon chiffon, cherry royale, blueberry cheesecake, straw-anna. mocha and milk chocolate. All three of the stores serve eight flavon daily and they rotate every one to two days. All of them keep chocolate and vanilla as a con- stant, and Marks said they arc big sellers in her store. Jeanmaicr said she keeps a variation in her flavors. She always tries to have a berry flavor, a coffee flavor and two non-fat flavors. For customers who are not necessarily watching their weight, Marks said she will put on peanut butter chips with hot fudge over the top. "It's outrageous," she said. Marks, Rykowski and Jean- maier all agree on many points. Chocolate mousse is the unanimous f avoritc among their cliental. Number two in popularity is kahlua at the Fashion Island store and peanut •OFFERING FULL SERVICE TO YOUR FAMILY • (Featuring Our Family Prescription File System) •PRESCRIPTIONS (Gener!fBrands Available) •FULL LINE OF VITAMIN~ (Several Brands) •COMPARE & SAYE ON OYER· THE-COUNTER GENERIC BRANDS •COMPLETE DIABmC DEPARTMENT FEATURING THE ACCU-CHECI II •AT-HOME OVULATION & EARLY PREGNANCY TEST KITS WE ALSO OFFER THE FOLLOWING PRESCRIPTION PLANS: PCI •PAID• PACIFIC CARE• SECURE HORIZON MEDI-MET/MED NET• BLUE SHIELD• EDISON , . ' ~ . Belgian chocolate brownies win bands down, but Marb said that when f rcsh strawberries are in ' seuo~ they are a favorite. "Strawberries are for the purists," Marks explained. Also popular is the granola topping . At Heidi's, everything is 100 percent natural and the non-fat yogurt only carries 14. 7 S calories per one ounce portion. The regular low-fat carries 24-26 calories per one ounce. All toppings arc sweetened with fructose or honey, with no white, refined sugar. Boysenberry syrup, peaches plus, carob mix, peanut nuggets, rainbow sprinkles are just a f cw toppinp found at Heidi's. butter and peanut butter f udgc at the Westcliff and Peninsula stores. The Peninsula Heidi's is located at 2727 Newport Boule- vard and is open 11 a.m. to J 1 p.m. during the week and 11 a.m. to midnight on the weekends. The Westcliff Plaza store is open 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. Fashion Island Heidi's is open every day at JO a.m. and cl~ at 9 p.m., Monday tbroup Saturday and at 8 p.m. on Sunday. I For topping, all agree that the van•_.• 48 LOW·FAT Yo1urt1 . ............ .... ....... rTmfW~atn TmAT YOUa-mr...rtor only l•·I• CAI.Cl F II ,_ __.CA tat THI HEIDI'S HMIT ~ --~ -FROG EN YOZURTe ~FOR1 ti~l()I~, FRlklEN YOZUR't 8uJ one of HEIDI'S FrG9M Yozurtl and NCeiw the 11COi'ld of eq1•I or l1111r nlue F R E E One coupon per custonier. T oppi,.s not included. limit $2.00 Expires 3/ 15/88 Treat Yourself and a Friend Right! l ________ ._,==-=_:· __ , _____ J • • For many years, citizens of Costa Mesa have looked towards the Leisure Servica Department for its ofl'erinp of a wide variety of fitnea cl111e1 Tbe lilt is extensive and will pleue the small fry u well as the senior citizens. YOUTH CLASSES laf'ant/Tocldler Play Exercise is a participation clau enhances the parent/ child relationship. It consists of a variety of exercises, creative movements, sensory stimulation, gross/fine motor activities and music and song with emphasis on fun and play. The infant clus is open to those two months to one year old and will include baby massage. Toddlers are one to two years ancfm~·walk.ers. lncludecf.in the toddler class for two to three years old will be beginning gluing, easel painting and game skills. Classes arc held. at the Balearic Center with three ses- sions: Feb. to March I 5, Feb. 18 to March 17 and Feb. 16 to March 17. ADULT CLASSES Jacki Sorenson's aerobic dancing is a progressive course where the instructor will lead you through invigoration floor work and aerobic dances espe- cially choreographed for the non-dancer. The class is held at the Rea Center and runs Feb. 16 through March 24. Diana Lehan 's jazz ae·robics is a well-rounded workout and fun. The class consists of stretch- ing for flexibility, low impact aerobics for conditioning and jazz movements and dance. The class is held at the Balearic Center beginning Feb. 16 through March 24. Jazzerci~ is a continuous class held at the Downtown Center. It is the lugest fitness program in the world and offers u total body coaditioaiq for all fdDell lnela. Tbe .,.., .. COit per clua is 12.75. Call tbe Leisure Servicel Departaaeilt for tiJDee and days. Easy delivery and speedy recovery are foremost in the mind of any mother-to-be. The Babies and Bodies Exercise Specialists offer pregnant women the opportunity to exer- cilc safely in a fun, supportive, non-competitive atmosphere under the direction of certified professionals. The clus is held at the Balearic Center and runs Feb. IS through March 16. After baby is born, moms can join a clus for working out while enjoying the comforts of having the baby nearby. Moms will tone up _with aerobic and floor exer- cises. A special baby time is set aside to strengthen bonding with g~ntle massage and exercise play. The class runs Feb. 15 tbrouah March 16 at tbe Balea- ric Center. AQUADCS Only in auany Southern Cali- f omia can there be aquatics programs in the winter and early spring. At the Downtown Com- munity Center Pool, there is something for everybody. Saturday claaa are available for those who can' mate it durina the week. Tot I, .11, and Ill claaes begin Feb. 6 and run through Feb. 27. Tot I, II, Ill, Bqinnen and Parent and Mc claues begin March S and run through March 26. aasaes during the week arc offered accordina to demand with a minimum of four swim.men to open clua. Early Bird S1rimnutics is a great way to start the day, on Tuesday and Thursday morn- ings from 7 to 9 a.m. The pool ii open for lap awimmlq ewi)tdaJ • ._.. ... ad 1ap· swim re. .. SI per penon ancl swim ,.... are available with JO swim for 125. SCUBA d111et will be con- ducted on 1bunday and Friday eveninas. The coune will cover all Upectl of akin diviq and SCUBA clivillg and will include three ocean dives. Students will receive a National YMCA Scuba Diver Certifacate upon comple- tion of this course. The Costa Mesa Aquatics Club bu a program for all aaes and abilities. It teacbea all levels of competitive awimmina from competitive swim leaon poup to the senior workout aroup. Ages run from five years old and up, with team meets, team trips, clinics, team banquets, team outings and stroke instruction. The club meets at the Orange r Cout Colleae pool Monday throuah Friday, from 5 to 6 p.m . SENIOR SOFDALL Senior Softball ii dcti.,.,.. to provide low-coat recreation, exercile and enjoyment. It is developed for tbOIC 55 to 82 yean old who cannot stop play- ina softball. In Oraqc County there ii an 18-team lcape and two of tbae teams are in Costa Mesa. Practices are held at TeWin.k.le Part on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. New playen are always encour81cd. Games are played on Sundays at Murdy Park and Greer Park in Huntington Beach. Orab your glove, shoes and old uniform and come out for some fun. For more information, call Peter Similuk at 9S7-2SIS. For more information about the Leisure Services Department programs. call 64S-8SS I. NB sp·onsors full slate of activities Now that the new year is here, many have made resolutions to get in shape and join some sort of exercise program. The city of Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Department bas a whole slate of health and fitness classes for everyone from babies and toddlers to senior citizens. Now is the time to peruse that bro- chure, or drop by the recreation office and pick one up. Some of the classes may have started already. but late registration can be arranged in many cases. TODDLERS TO TEENS Inf ant/Toddler Development is a parent/ child participation programs designed for child stimulation and development. Areas covered will include gross and fine motor skills, strength and flexibility exercises, visual- auditory awareness, rhythm, language, social and play skills and parent education. Parent must attend with the child. Four age groups arc represented including infants, six weeks to 10 months with no walking, transitional, eight to 16 months, with walking, toddiers, 16 to 27 months, and parent and child. 24 to 36 months. Classes are held at the Carroll Beck Community Center. Call the recreation department for days and times. The Total Young Woman is a two week personal develop- ment program designed for young women ages 12 to 20 years old. Participants will learn how to enhance beauty with proper make-up application. learn all aspects of skin car, how to deal with peer pressure, develop image, self confidence and per- sonal style. Session 8 is Feb. 3 cl 10 and session C is Feb. 17 cl 24. The class meets at Marin- ers Park. Finally, dance classes for kids. Children will learn basic tap, ballet and jazz. Performances are included following the second session. Classes arc beginning ballet/ tap. age four to six years, begjnnfog ballet/ tap. ages seven to 13 years and beginning jazz, ages seven to I 2 years. Classes take place at Newport Theater Arts Center on Feb. IS through March IS. Gymnastics is always popular with the small fry and Newport Beach is ready to accommodate those future gymnasts with a whole array of classes for all age groups. Programa are held at the tincoln School gymnuium and includes instruction is basic tumbling as well as instruction in using the uneven parallels, balance beams and vaulting bone. Claues include gymnas- tics, kiddie aym, tumbling toddlers. no parent-just me, bcainning, intermediate and boys only. Call the recreation department for days and times of claaea. cnt days and at different times, for convenience. Call the recrea- tion department for times, days and places of classes. A slower version of dance fitness is dance fitness lite. The class takes place at the Newport Theater Arts Center and runs from Feb. I 5 to March 25. It is designed for those who desire a lighter workout.-Aquacise is the best contradiction of the old cliche, .. it has to hurt to be good for you:• Water offers greater resistance against the movement of the body than air, so the muscles realty get a good workout. The Marriott is the place for this class. Session B runs from Feb. I through Feb. 29 and session C runs from March I through March 31 . Shape with weights/ body contouring uses light wrist and ankle weights and high repeti- tions to shape, strengthen and define the muscles faster and more effectively without increas- ing workout time. Classes take place on different days and different locations for convenience. Call the recreation office for more information. Are you at least 25 pounds over your ideal weight? If so. fulJ figure fitness isn' so fut moving that you can 'l get an eff ectivc workout.. Classes take place at the Oasis Center from Feb. IS to March 2S. Coed aerobic fitness claues take place at the Ouis Center and the Marriott, beginning Feb. IS through March 2S. Like to walk for fitness, but· not alone? Then join the .. walk it off" program and take an invigoratina 45 minute walk two days a week with otben who also like to walk. Shed pounds, strcnathen the cardiovascular syatcm and improve circulation and lung capacity with little stress to the joints. Claaa take place at several locations and at different times for convenience. The bealth field ha proven to be amoq the moat 1ucceuful careen of t!til era • more and more vepple become fitnc11 ~on1ciou1. &Cina properlJ ADULT HEALTH AND trained ii tbe tey to tbia ..__ nTNISS rate. A~ will leidl ~ Sally Stanton Fitaeu Pro-liOir to .. I I • fll TT I ........ ..-uc dreWte&t for fa and t• ii J-.il w daJ. n. wOil- llw. Dnoe 6--1111iaa I ~ W. plw • Felt. 'r1 .a IWdll'O p tl9eo.llC1 llE. Miida a 0 IP .. 111111 Ill • I 111 •ia 19 a sbriW __. Nn'°" Ina•, oa ...,_ U. b1co• 1NOcia'4t1 wi_. aerobics and fitness. An aerobic dance class and low-impact workout classes are scheduled. Aerobic dancing runs from Peb. 15 through March 24 at the Oasis Center. The low-impact class begins Feb. I and continues through Feb. 24 and another session begins Feb. 29 through March 23. Yoga bas become more and more ropular over the years. Hatha Yoga is interwoven with directive relaxation method of breathing, meditation, nutri- tional guidance and an introduc- tion to the act of Doin, a fore- runner to acupuncture using hands only. The class is for men and women and takes place at the Oasis Center beginning Feb. 23 and continuing through March 24. Fitness during pregnancy and after the baby is born is very important both for the mother and baby. Fitness for expectant mothers is held at Newport Theater Arts Center and Marin- ers Park beginning Feb. 15 through March 17. Fitness for baby and mother is a doctor- approved program designs for mothers and their babies of approximately two and one half weeks to eight months old. The class takes place at the Newport Theater and Arts Center running from Feb. IS through March 16. TENNIS Tennis is THE sport of the Harbor Arca and the ever .pop- ular tennis program has a full range of instruction from beginner to advanced at various locations for convenience. Kids and adults alike will find a host of claues to suit their needs. Students are required to wear tennis shoes, provide their own rackets and one can of new balls on the fint day of class. Call the rer,reation department for further information. Phone: 644-JISI. ...-....!-• • t-r Everything the fitness-mindeil woman n Fitne11 CODICIOUIDell baa been around the Harbor Area for a Iona time and many res- idents join health clubl to help them stay fit. Since 1911, the Girl's Gym in Newport Beach bas offered Harbor Area women, from 14 to 80, with many avenues to Ft in alaape. wrbere is still a sepnent of women who don't like to work out with men around,9' explained club owner Dick Davis. "Here they will find equipment suited to their needs in a very clean atmosphere." Davis said that you won't find Nautilus equipment at bis club. Nautilus wu originally detigned for football playen, who are almost always men. The equip- ment is not scaled down for women. But at the Girl's Gym, women will find modular equip- ment which is light with pieces that fit toaetber to make a multi- station work out center. Alto available at the Girl's Gym are Lifecydes, which Davis calls tbe Maceda of exercise bikes. aaaa offered are ballet, yoaa, all levels of aerobics, stretch and tone and body con- tourina, wbicb combines carry- ing weiabtt with cardiovascular movements all into one class. Aerobics claaet at the Girl's Qym are taught on a specially- built hardwood floor, raised up on sleepen with rubber pads between. Davis said this pre- venta typical injuries such as eompreuion of the spine and shin splints. The aerobic area is completely mirrored. One trend that is especially important in the Harbor Area is the penonal trainer. The Girl's Gym bu that service available for those who wish a one-on-one work out and guidance. The Girl's Gym has many amenities that many smaller clubs don' have. Swedish sau- nu, Jacuzzis, a maucuse, a tanning bed, private loc:ten aad individual showers, a larae dressing area and sportswear boutique. "And we know bow important it is to women to have a place clean," said Davis. "We are known for our cleanlineu here." Davis, a former basketball coach at UC Irvine and San Diego State, recently sold his other two clubs, the Girl's Gym of Laguna and Rancho Joaquin Health Oub and is channeling his energies into the Girl's gym of Newport. "This is my favorite club," be said. "My future plans are to just keep up what I have been doing." The Girl's Gym of Newport i.s located at 2902 West Coast Highway. for additional infor- mation, call 646-8828. RT•Tm-Ma ... ' ............... 11111111 ... clll wllllill 1111 1111'11 I wllll ,_. II 11 'I I I 1111 ...-1 111 .... llt ...... WI I GRAND OPENING Personalized ..-+T~ -++-tti"f HealthandFitness Inc. Cl-IIROI>J~ACTIC CA I~I:.: CENTE R DR. BtZAL IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE A NEW DIMENSION IN CHIROPRACTIC CARE. COME IN AND EXPERIENCE CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CARE IN AN EXECUTM ENVIRONMENT. TO AUGMENT OUR CHIROPRACTIC SERV\CES. PERSONALIZED HEALTH AND FllNESS. INC. IS OFFERING SPEClAUZED f>RO<?RAM$ AND SERVtCES FOR lHE PROFE5.5IONAL HEALTH CARE CONSUMER: mi ... ._ ..... 1111 ! 3 •I II /3 .. II 111111111 r.t II IM bld1 fll11U1 11111111111. .. lr'll Liii (lllMJ will II 11 n1111111r Ill .. 1111111 111111111--. 0 COIPOMR 1X1CUrM II Ell IOCATION TM••• -. Anniversary sale at Second Sole ~ SATURDAY APPOIN1MENIS 'Second Sole has brought the finest in athletic shoes and apparel to Corona dcl Mar for four ycan and to celebrate this annivcnary, the store is offering 25 to 40 percent off on all shoes and 40 percent off on all clo- thing, beginning Jan. 28. As a special bonus, the cour- teous staff members arc all avid athletes and arc wcll-vcncd in thcit products. Scott Young, Greg Long, Tom Martin, Tom Cheese and owner Ken Hender- son will help customcn to make the right decision. "We all run and three of ran in college," said Young. Cheese is the-rgiTl 's cross country and track coach at Corona dcl Mar High School. Second Sole carries all of the important brands in shoes such as Nike, Tiger, New Balance, Saucony, Brooks, Turntcc, A via, Reebok and Puma. Young said that walking shoes arc coming to the forefront with the buildina interest in fitness and power walking. Rockport walk- ina shoes are featured at Second Sole. "Walkins shoes are more flexible in the f oref'oot and not qui1c a bulky a a runni .. sboe became you don't need • much 1boct ahlorpdon, .. y ouna aaid. ..,._, are more ~ for a roDUaa motion." ID tbc dothiq clepertmen~ sports eatbmialts will find Nike, New Balance, Moving Comfort, -Adidas, Sub-4 and Scott Tinley. These arc the top names in shorts and running tops. Also available arc Gortcx suits, which a special waterproof fa bric that allows the Id u 11•.""' •• DI. llZAL IS NOW ACCB'TING NR¥ PAnans 4CXXl \MSTERL Y Pl.ACE. SUITE 120, NBWORT BEACH, CA 92660 (714) 955-CARE (2273) TAN WITHOUT THE SAND Wlltt-WOLf:F-SV-STEM BEDS •PRIVATE ROOMS• COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED • FREE BEVERAGES r-----------, ~--------------------, 1 1 I Couple !pacilll I I 5 SESSIONS I I Two 1 Month ll121at11ship 1 I ~ 12()00 I I F• OnlJ $85" · I L ___________ J L~.!!!..!.!!E.!!~~~~~~J For~ C.11 (714) 675-4023 3617 E. C:0.11 Hw,, Sull9 B, Corona clel U1r Do you rmc1 younclf wanting to be 20 pounds lighter, more IUCCellf ul in your work, spend- in1 more time exercising or followin1 a healthier diet? And then, within moments, you remind yourself that you will never reali .. , your goals and · increase your self-esteem. The way you think and feel about yourself will either expand or reduce you. In order to increase self-esteem and realize goals, it is necessary to be aware of your self-attitudes. You self- attitudes arc the ways you think and feel about yourself. When you make a conscious effort to look at these attitudes, do you find them to be more negative or positive? If they are largely negative, be aware that these negative thoughts will produce negative results for you. And in turn, positive thoughts will produce positive results. po live more posithe: I.) IC.eep track of ncaati.ve tboupts-become aware of bow many times a day you think negatively or make critical 1elf- statemcnts. 2.) Acknowledge and praise yourself verbally-practice this out loud in front of a mirror. 3.) Approve of all your own actions-learn from them. 4.) Have confidence in you~ abilities-repeat out loud several times a day positive statements concerning your abilities. S.) Reward yourself-don't pun- ish yourself. 6.) Choose a positive day-select a day when you consciously stop all negative thoughts and imme- diately replace them with pos- itive thoughts. 7.) Learn and practice the tech- niques of positive self-imaging. aoal or objectiw and boldiq that i•• until it ainb into the uncowious mind. Viau•lizina ii baaed on the principle that there is a deep tendency in human nature to become the imqe of what we imapnc ourselves to be. Imagine a television screen on the wall in f root of you. In that screen see yourself being or doing what it is you want to do and run it over and over again. The sports world bas adopted visualizing quite successfully. Golfen spend hours imagining perfect shots and when they get on the course success seems only natural. Visualizing is a pleasant way to spend time, and it is positively creative in, its results. Believing in yourself, having faith in your abilities and practicing self-imaging will build self-confidence and lead to self- realization and succcssf ul achievement. .... Through self-awareness, if you discover that your though_!s arc more often negative than positive, there arc several methods you can use to become If there is a particular~ you would like to work on to increase self-esteem and realize a goal, positive self-visualization is a powerful tool to use. Visualizing consists of vividly picturing, in your conscious mind, a desired Dr. Denise Bonner is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Her private practice of l0cated at 200 Newport Cen- ter Drive, Suite 307, Newport Beach. Phone: 760-1613 . •. DElllE •llEI Body Sculpting brings the gym to you Now you don't need to go to the gym, the gym will come to you complete with a one-time Olympic decathlon hopeful for a trainer. Personal attention is what it is all about, when Jeff Bathiany drives his converted bread truck to his clients' doors. For $30 an hour, he will give them his expertise on the two weight machines and a stationary bicy- cle. Batbiany stresses repetition rather than weights. He gives a • high cardio-vascular workout which will burn about 400 calo- rics an hour, he said. For three years, Bathiany has driven his mobile fitness center to homes and businesses in Newport Beach, Irvine, Costa Mcsa·and Laguna Beach. "The reason it works is that people don't have much time," the Newport Beach resident said. "We can get them in and out in an hour." What he hopes to do is prevent exercise burnout. Music blares throughout the hour and Bathi- any said he gives bis clients as much personal attention as possible. But exercise is not the only important item in physical fit- ness, Bathiany said. That only accounts for about 20 percent. The other 80 percent is good nutrition. Bathiany advises to stay away from fast foods, eat more vegetables, stay away from diary products, eat more whole grains and limit liquor consump- tion. Bathiany has impressive cre- dentials. He has degrees in physical education and kincsiol- ogy, the study of the hu(llan muscular and skeletal structure. A misfortune actually caused him to start his body sculpting business. He was a promising decathlete headed for the 1984 Olympics. His hometown of Ft. Thomas, Ky., raised enough money to send Bathiany to the University of California, Irvine, so he could work out yearround. But when he cracked his fifth vertebra by overtraining 10 hours a day, be knew bis Olym- pic dreams were shattered. But with bis new business, he can use his education to help others. "It's very rewarding,•• Bathi- any said . 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When you 1112kc a be· quest to the Amcrian Heart AssocWion, you·~ passing along a precious legacy. The gift of life. Thal 's because your rontri· ootion supporu racarch that could save your de· sccndants from America's number one killu. lb learn ~-about the Planned Givq Propml, all us today. It's me ftnt seep In mak.ln8 a memory that lasts beyond a Ufaimc. -... ,. .......... ...... • F I nepam A facial with Fabienne de France is more than just a facial. As Fabienne greets you at her salon in Fashion b land with her warm French accent, you know that you are about to be pam- pered. Slip into a cotton gown, stretch out beneath a blanket and the luxurious process beg- ms. First, Fabiennc removes your makeup with lotion and gently massages your face and neck as she examines your skin and decides which of her hundreds of treatments is right for you. Then she makes her pronounce- ment, .. Your face is a little dry. I think a peeling and royal jelly is the best. You know this royal jelly-it comes from the queen bees?" She applies a biological peel to remove any dead cells and then turns the steamer on. Before turning the steamer on your face, she applies an herbal cream. She then expertly removes a couple of stray white- heads and proceeds to massage your face with soothing royal jelly. Fabicnne is proud of her exclusive line of treatments because they are l 00 percent natural and imported from France. Ancient art eases __ life in modern world When we arc in pain, it is hard to ~oncentratc on our work or any task at hand. Sometimes we might have tried going to d iffer- ent doctors to try and relieve the pain, but nothing has worked. Now is the time to turn to acupuncture. Gou Chen Cheng of Cheng's Acupuncture Center was one of the first I 00 to become licensed in California IS years· ago. He began learning acupuncture in C hina at the age of 15, by following and watching his father. He wanted to absorb everything he could about acu- puncture. Different areas of China have different methods of acupuncture and Cheng learned all of them. He now has 30 years of experience. Acupuncture is the use of the finest needles to penetrate the skin and muscles at a definite location, through the manjpula- tion of needles to relieve be symptoms and to make the body strong so it can heal itself. It was discovered in China S,000 years aao and is the oldest form of medicine known to man. It is well accepted by the medical professon and patients in Asia and Europe. It bas been combined 1ucce11fully with western medicine. New .cupuncture is a combi- nation of trlditional, modem, scientific tcclmiques, such as electro ultrasonics and even Juen. Since the Chinese have used acupuncture as anesthesia for l1ll'll='Y, it bu become a new tool for pain. Areas tlaat can be helped ~ ICUpUDCture are mmcu-lar.,...., maia and spasm, low b-* plia. whiplah, abinpes, toa«' I :ll 11. INnitil ad all~ of •11•u•11 to ... a few. P•Mdoll.. dilorclen 1ucb u iwmri•. M1la•1, m.iety and IOU CHEM CHEii depression, s moking control, morning sickness and paralysis from stroke can be helped with acupuncture. It has been found to be extremely safe, effective and free from side effects and addiction, unlike the use of drugs. When the needle is first inserted into the patient, be might f ecl a little sting at first. After insertion, the pain is eliminated. Acupuncture points are located far away from the bigger blood vessels, so it is very unusual if any bleeding occurs after the needles are removed. The needles do not cause any damage to the nervous fiber at all. The needles 8IJ of stainless steel and cannot break. They are sterilized after each me. The number of treatments required varies from each patient. More chronic of post- operative problems aenerally require a loqer period of treat- ment and ach penon is treated as an individual. Cbeq9s Acupuncture Center is loc.aed at 164 W. 191h Street in Costa Mesa. For more· bafor- malion. call 646-0339. ers, your • I Fabienne tbea 9Plia a IDMk to your skia ud pull on a clusical music tape. At this point, you are IO maxed that you slip into sleep. As you awake you realize that F abiennc is applying a moisturizer and your facial is, unf ortunatcly, over. variety of 1kia treatments. including bioliftina and cellulite treatments. Her deeper interest, however, lies in bioenergy, a system to relax and rejuvenate the body, using techniques from around the world. Fabienne offers classes in bioenergy once a week, as well as special weekend courses. F.-.ne de France ii locMed in Desip Plaza in Fashion bland wlaerc lhc slwa facilities with Salon Gregoric '1, a hair salon ofl'erina charm, elepoce, faihion concept and a puzzle of international talent. The address is 200 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. Phone: 644- 6674. Facials arc only one of Fabiennc's talents. She offers a FITNESS* TAKE IT PERSONALLY . 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South Coast Plaza Chiroprac- tic is a f ull-scrvicc clinic which can accommodate any kind of auto accident victims, work- man's compensation injuries, sport injuries and offers physical and massage therapy, and x- rays. Stafford said her staff of herself and. two other chiroprac- tors will work with people who have injured themselves in the back or neck or have joint problems. "It doesn't matter what type of injury they might have, if they don't improve in a couple of weeks, we11 send them some- where else," Stafford said. She especially likes to work with sports injuries because she competes in sports and has empathy for athletes. She said the most popular injuries arc related to weight lifting and Sole •.. body buildina. ..,..., join tMle bealtli duhl and nentually, they Ill llart,,. Stafford .... ..,..., ..... CMl'- do it and injure their aboulden and low Melt area. I try to te8Ch them bow to exercise properly.• She will adjust the iajand area and uae ultraouncl, lllUlde ltimula&on or a traction unit:- Sbe aaid within a abort time, they are out of pain and are tauaht bow not to injure thermelftl apin in the aame manner. "Everybody wants to get 1tron1and fil and they are tillin1 theimelves doing it,• Stafford said. "Another culprit for caus- ing injuries are .erobic cw.es. They came people to have pro~ lems in the spine, knees and ankles. We discuss with patients alternative exercise programs." She said the most cooperative patients are the athletes because they seem to be more concerned about health and fitness. -Stafford added that chiro- practic's track record of getting people with work-related injur- ies baclc to work. is better than any other method. -"We go right to the problem and don't try to cover it up with drugs or bed rest," she said. "It has been proven that chiroprac- tic can get a person up and around quicker." South Coast Plaza Chiroprac- tic is located at 720 Paularino in Costa Mesa and offers 24- ho ur care. For more informa- tion, call 432-8199. 1111 If tr. 11111 71 Young said that Second Sole ·s skin to breath. ' advantage is its personal service. Kids invol~ed in the American "That is really important in Youth Soccer Organization this area," he said. "A lot of (A YSO) will find their needs met people would rather come here at Second Sole, with cleats and then deal with malls." shin guards. Softball players will Second Sole is located at 3331 find everything they need as well. E Coast Highway in Corona del One important specialty at Mar. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 8 Second Sole is the resoling of p.m., Monday through Friday, a favorite pair of running, tennis Saturdays, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. or basketball shoes, hence the and Sunday, 10 a.m. to S p.m. name of the store. The charge Phone: 673-SS38. for resoling a pair of shoes purchased from Second Sole is SIO. If shoes were purchased elsewhere, the charge is $20. It keeps more than • memones The Delicious Snack Your Nutritionist Would Be Proud Of alive. With Trim Tabs you get this excellent nutrition in a delicious vanilla-flavored, low-calorie snack that can also help you lose weight. Trim Tabs help satisfy hunger while giving your body sound nutrition. Trim Tabs are free of preservatives, chemicals, wheat, soy, and yeast. PEOPLE WHO CAN'T WAIT TO TRY TRIM TABS: • DIETERSwantinaa low-calorie snack or meal replacement • ATHLETES wanting extra energy • SNACKERS wantinff somethi111 nutritious for a chanp • HIKERS AND CAMPERS wanting a lightweight, compact food. • PEOPLE ON THE GO wanti111 portable, convenient nutri- tion. ... FOR YOUR FREE SAMPLE AND FACTS ON PERMANENT WEIGHT CONTROL PROGRAM CALL MARUSS STOCKMAN (7-14) 857-4n5 ', -', . -·' . ' ' . I . -..-;176 , ............ c When it coma to fllw wt 1ettia1 in 1bape, it i1 not nec:1111ry to coatiaually run and jump in order to 8Cbicvc raultl. llMert L . Burm. owner of tbe Sbape Up CID1er, 1tre11e1 con- 1iltency in aercile overall. Shape Up Center wu opened ,in 1982 and Burm claima his concept of the one-on-one trainer wu one of the first offered in Oraqe County. The dub'I million statement aaya, "Fitneu. Take it penonally. We do."' SbaPe Up Center bu a myriad of acrvic:a to help clients achieve their fitneu 1oala, Burm said. Personal training, eatina man- qement program. aerobics and a tanning f.cility are all offered at the dub. When clients fint go to Shape Up Center, they might have specifac aoals in mind. They will meet with counselors and set up game plans tailored just for them. They meet with their trainers by appointment. The reason for this is because only five trainers are allowed in the private gym with their clients at one time. Bums said his is a supportive environment and only-the-finest Cam Star. variable resistance. counterbal- anced equipment is used. A complete line of free weights is incorporated in the workout along with special exercises. The eating management pro- gram is included wi th personal training, however, clients can participate only in the eating program if they desire. A com- plete body assessment is done with flexibility tests, body fat analyses, blood pressure check, cardiovascular tests, girth measurements and an evaluation of what current d iet and eating habits arc. They work with a high fiber, high carbohydrate, low fat diet to minimize client's percentage of body fat and to allow them to achieve their weight goals, Burns said. The client's progress is monitored by The full spectrum of health • services In our executive and economically-based culture. it is important to keep fit and put your health as the first priority . ... Unfortunately, a lot of exec- utives don' do that, .. said Dr. Stephen Rizal, owner of Person- alized Health and Fitness ..... am 11 rn11f •,... 141 fltne s pla his couwlor. .. Wbea 1omcbody bu to addrea tbemsclva to aomebody else, the excuses atop," he explained. And Burm and bia 1taff have heard every excuse there ii, be said. The aerobics program i1 designed to help clients fitDCU levels and ii also available to clients only interested in that. There are four types of claues in levels. Two of them arc designed for muscle tonina and body fat burning and they 1us- tain a lower heart rate. Other cluses incrcaie the heart rate. Moderate intermediate and more advanced classes arc avail- able. Shape Up Center ts tanning program is very popular, Bums said. The club offers a laydown bed with an advanced six-bulb, doublc-f acial unit. For those who would rather stand up, the express tan capsule can help to accomplish a nice tan in IS - minutc sessions. · Shape Up Center is not a large club and docsn 't claim to have the amenities of larger clubs. ... We only h.ave 3,000 square feet here .... doa' t¥ell have locken and lbowen," Buru said ... But our dieats will come here over tbe ...... dubl limply because they like our kind of penonal tervice."' Burns alao UICI bia club to help raise funds for two very worthy cau1e1, Orangewood Children's Home and the Orange County Adoption Agency. At the Cbriltmu party held for clients, the club's 10 traincn were auctioned off to clients. The idea is to have the clients put the trainen through the same grueling workout that they put the clients throuah. Tbe workout will be held on Satur- day, Jan. 30 at noon and is open to the public for a SIO doution. The auction raised s~ for Orangcwood. Money raised from the SIO donations will go to the Orange County Adoption Agency. 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Newport Ballet ii a school wbicb carries on the traditions of Imperial Ruuian and Clas- sical Ballet training. It it proud of ita heritage and system for training students of this living art paaed down through gener- ations of ballet masters. Student Mary Jane Cambria bas attended the school for almost aeven years and said she found ballet the one activity that helped her to shape up. .. I tried every type of exercise program there is," Cambria explained. "Nothing seemed to work. So I tried ballet. I am no longer sway back and before ballet, my knees wouldn \ even touch. Ballet restructures the body and I have seen results in other people, if they stay with it." Student Carol Kendrick agreed. "Im 52 and wanted to • 1n tolle up," sa. .aid. •Ballet worb oa tbe atomacla, anm and tbiahs. I DOtieed a differeKe after only six weeks." Kendrick said that if a penon who ii doiq ballet it away from it for awhile, the muteles will ltill be farm. 06Ballet it peat for the older woman," she said. Teacher Marla Utt said that the advantages of ballet 10 deeper than tbc activity. There is also a support system built in between other members of the classes . .. You can go to a gym and lift weights on your own, but it's bard to keep up with it," Utt said. Hin ballet, someone i1 always supervising you and giving support." Actual technical ballet is a living thing that continues to grow with correct body develop- ment. There is no end, it is for life if the training it correct and the entire body develops cor- rectly. The ballet body ii long and lean and in ~t, the goal is fluid, precise movement, plus flexibility. Class levels are varied to off er Newport Ballet ~cade111y_ ... We Teach A Living Art • Pre-Ballet Ages 4-5-6 • Classical Ballet Beginning through Pointe • Childrens 12 Week Jazz Sessions • New Boys Class • Special Ballet Exercise Classes We teach a special method for stretching, shaping and toning the body. Ballet as exercise improves the physical, mental and creativ~ self. fllhl Grawlly ......... , ............ • Dramatic results • Reshapes Legs • • Improves posture and carriage • • Increases strength and flexibility • • Adds a beautiful new look • rrwaee L 11 IDM A•nl1W1 Home of the "Ballet Montmartre" and the "Children's lalet" PERFORMING COMPANIES Children •Teens •Adults I basic instruction for beginnen and those desiring self- improvemcnt, u well as begin- ning, intermediate and advanced dance clMaes. Newport Ballet is proud of its excellent instruc- tors . . Children's ballet director is Miss Stela Viorica. She trained in Bucharest, Romania and was ntE~HEART A.9IJA110N MENCmAL...aAM· ,, -, " ~,,. -.. -,, ' . --' -._fQ ... FOR'O.Rlff •Amz•:mtll9mtL\11a:-. • awarded fant pfiz:e in the Mos- cow lnteinational Ballet Festival in 1978 and in the Tokyo Inter- national Ballet Festival in 1979. In 1980, she was awarded second place in the International Ballet Competition in England. She has toured as Prima Ballerina with the Romanian State Opera Ballet throughout all of Europe, Russia, Poland, Hungary, Cuba and Japan. Newport Ballet is pleased to introduce Richard Ogilvy. He recently returned from 11 years of teaching in Hamburg, Ger- many. He brings with him an " et c impressive bacqround in Rus- sian Ballet trainiq and a Iona list of profeuional experience including the San Francisco Ballet, Les Grande Ballet Canadiennes-Montreal, New York City Chamber Ballet and two German companies. He is offering a special .. Pas de Deux" class, works with b~ic students and is directing the senior com- pany, the Ballet Montmartre. Newport Ballet is located at 2632 Santa Ana Avenue, Costa Mesa. For more information, call Terry Sanders or Lynda Eliel at 646-7644. . " ~e . "I can't believe how self-con· scious I used to be about my weight. I wore loose fitting clothes and tried every fad diet that Carne along. '1ben I went to Diet Center. I learned how to change my eating habits and lost 28 pou~ for good. "Now I'm a happier, more confident person, and I think that makes me more attractive." Whether you want to lose ten pound.5 or 100, call Diet Cenrer today. ~ can change your life. 4 9. , Diet Center program takes weight off and keeps it off IN THIS DAY AND AGE OF HEALTH & FIT- NESS THE FACE HAS BEEN NEGLECTED. NOW THERE IS A WAY TO TONE AND To some. diet is a four-letter word which means trips to docton, drugs, shots and star- vation. Not a very pleasant thought. But at the Diet Center, clients see counselors, receive positive feedback and reinforcement and arc encour- aged to eat "healthy." "Our program is all natural, a safe and nutritious way of eating," said Char Fulkerson, owner of the Diet Center in Costa Mesa. "We don't give clients drugs or shots." Clients visit the Diet Center on' daily basis while on the program. This is so they receive rcsults :e~ry· day. They have a private counseling session and get weighed in. "This is why we arc so suc- cessful," said Fulkerson ... Our clients know just how hard they arc working to make the scale go down. It helps them to make good food choices." According to Fulkerson, the Diet Center has documented proof that the program. can help clients lose anywhere from 17 to 2S pounds in a six-week time period, depending how tall an individual is and how much needs to be lost. The propam consists of five phMa and combines the prin- ciples of sound nutrition, the Shape Up •.. 117 , .......... will money railed in the "Shape Up for Summer," a contest to tee who can loee the most body . fat. Then another auction will be held aaain at the Christmas party •. •All our staff and clients are excited about this," said Bums. .. It makes tbc membcn aood and belpl to raile money and con- IC:iOUIWI in a very nice way." Slaape Up C.eater ia located at 462-C EMt 17th Street, Calta M-. It ii opea leftD days a wet. MOllday throuab Friday •6 LID. for wol9icl ..... doeiq at t p.•.. MoadaJ tllroqb ~-It •••• 6 p.a. OD Fri I Df. 0. s.-laf, die cld .............. ..,,, ... ....... .,,, .... ..,,,. .. ,__.,._.., .... 6Jl- xa motivation of private, daily counseling and the cff ects of long-term behavior modifica- tion. Phase one is conditioning. It prepares the dieter both physi- cally and mentally for reducing. Individuals make the transition from their present eating pat- terns to a diet -based on a moderate-caloric range, which features lean meats. whole grains and fresh fruits and vegetables. Phase two is the actual reduc- ing period. The reducing phase combines a nutritionally bal- anced diet with daily supervi- sion. Progress is monitored through the private weigh-in sessions and motivation is instilled through positive rein- forcement. Phase three is stabilization. It is an interim phase and wider variety of foods, in greater quantities, is slowly introduced into the diet. Close supervision is continued as dieters stabilize at an ideal weight. Phase four is maintenance. During this phase, which includes weekly consultations for one full year at no additional Brinl This Ad/uprws 2/29/U charge, nutritional eating habits arc established for lifelong weight maintenance. The main- tenance diet parallels the United States Dietary Guidelines. REJUVENATE THE FACE. THE RESULTS Phase five is nutrition and behavior modification. Throu3h all phases of the program, weekly Image One classes arc taught in nutrition, behavior modification, self-direction, stress-management and sensible exercise. These principles arc also reinforced daily during pri 1ate counseling sessions. This education enables dieters to make informed decisions for permanent weight control. THE METHOD •NATURAL • 5 to 10 YEARS YOUNGER • NON-SURGICAL •PAINLESS • SMOOTH, SUPPLE SKIN • FROM FIRST SESSION MAKE 1988 YOUR YEAR TO LOOK AND FEEL YOUNGER Interesti ng topics covered in the Image One classes include .. Controlling the Blood Sugar Level," "Fats and Fads," .. Phys- ical Activity," .. From Food to Fuel," "Carbo hydrate Power," and .. Fats and Cholesterol" to name c. few . CALL TODAY 857-5544 842-9128 WOODBRIDGE·IRVINE PAVIUON·HUNT. BCH The Costa Mesa Diet Center is located at 666 BaJccr Street #419. Hours arc 8 a.m. to I p.m. and 4 to 6 p.m . Monday through Friday and 9-10:30 a.m. on Saturday. For more informa- tion, call 241-1S10. Casa del Sol DR. JAMES MASEN (Located in) HARBOR -NEWPORT MEDICAL CLINIC Dr. Masen is a Specialist in: • HYPNOSIS • HYPNOTHERAPY •STRESS MANAGEMENT •OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE• . WEIGHT LOSS• STOP SMOKING , RESTFULL SI EEPING •PSYCHOSOMATIC ILLNESSES BEHAVIORAL HABITS• SPORTS ENHANCEMENT CGllFEIENllVE llEDICAL COE WITH NO OUT-OF.-l'OCar EDEN .. AVAILA81.E 1 ................... -115 U-..... fllAdl,_ <NII...., • w--y ~ PL.Vtl M:IMl=C ... D .... llPIED ... • (7J4) NJ-50tf \ , --·~· .. Qui, sire ·with hypno Harbor-Newport Medical who ii havina a Ui'cl time bavina streu dOli not mean ratrictina Clinic Ml a 1aewcomer oD boerd, ~" Mwa said. "They life, Mwn uid. Dr. Jama F. Maen of Your miabt spend anywhere from Repeated tatiq bu pro~ Total Health. 550,000 to $60,()()0fon testifta. In that no fatcr or more efficient Maten is a bypnotberapist a couple of hours, we c~ w~rk nat"!ral way to determine hidden who specializes in stress reduc-out what the problem 11 with tensiom or tbe cau1e1 of stress tion and eatin1 management. He hypnosis, unless there bu been has been found and utilized said that stress is an underlying a vital part of the ~y removed. more succ:essf~Uy than hypnosis. factor in people becoming ill or The pathway for disease starts . If a penon 11 currently suffer- having accidents. with a thought." ~ . mg from an~ . of the 40 stress "People make themselves During research, Masen said related conditaons or recently sick," Masen said. 64We have it was learned that the familiar experienced any of life's 20 most found people with normal blood fight-or-f ~t response of the str~ssf~ evel!ts, hyp!'os.is. can counts and x-rays, but their skin autononuc nervous system and assist m helping. the an~1v1dual is swelling up o peeling off. all the adrenal gland releases of take control of his own hf e. •. MIEI F. IAIEI due to stress." adrenaline, known as the fear Obesity is one of the 40 stress He said there are documented hormone or non-adrenaline, or related conditions and Masco 's 40 stress related coodition the anger hormone, led to a eating manaaemcnt program including acnep diabetes, ~ series of reactions ~atina in c~ hel,p, utilizina ~ypnosis an~ stomach ulcers and viral the release or cort11ol, increased Spicer s International Nutn- infcctions, to name a few. blood sugar levels, acceleration Wheat hi&h-fiberfood. The food Twenty most stressful condi-of metabolis~ and at t~e same w~ developed by Dr. Arnold tions begin with tht: death of a time, suppression of the immune Spicer, w~o . also helped to spouae as ranking number one system. develop artificial blood plasma. on down to getting a major loan Because stress provides a The food takes a back-to-basics or mortgage as number 20. natural defense mechanism or approach in fundamental Hypnosis can help to get at the protection reaction and provides nutrition and implements the root of problems and to alleviate positive, as well as neaative goodness of whole wheat in a everyday stresses. effects on 0~~1 life, it is if!1~T-new w~y. ~t ia a universally ishcd mankind since the begin- ning of time. NutriWheat is a complex carbohydrate food, 100 percent natural, that satisfies hunger with only 100-120 calories. It comes in six flavors. Supporting items include NutriYogurt Shake Mix, Micro- Balance Supplement, BioDrink Cider Beverage and NutriGizer Balancina Lipids. crastination and Creative Dreaming, to name a f cw. Masco said the key to overcom- ing stress in most cases is just plain relaxation, which hypnosis can help to provide. _ "The world really is a loving place,"' Mucn said. "There are all sorts of people who are willina to come forward and give you what you want." .. I might get someone in here tant to realize that restnctmg appreciated gram that bas nour- Also at tbe clinic, patients will find a selection of subliminal tapes including, Feelina Good About Yourself, Stop Smokilag, Prosperity, Overcoming Pro- Your Total Health is located in Harbor-Newport Medical Clinic, JS2S Mesa Verde Drive Eat, Suite 115, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 641-~. The Diet Center has a plan So you have been wanting to The D~t Center bas five Once they have reached their lole weipt, but dread going on phases and the primary goal is target weipts, clients move up another fad diet. You have had to get clients to stabilize their to phase three, which is stabil- enougb grapefruit and the blood sugar. Greer said that ization. thought of drinking another so-when blood sugars fluctuate, it Phase four is maintenance and called diet drink sounds far from is hard to lose weight and the client just tries to maintain appealing. You need to go on maintain good weight loss. the ideal weight reached. some kind of diet where you can The first phase is condition-Phase five is behavior mod- cat everyday type food and have ing. It is about a three to five ification. incorporating Image support from concerned people. day procc~s in which the body One. That's where Diet Center of goes through preparation for Diet Center of Newport is Newport comes in. The Center dieting. located at 180 Newport Center IET YOUR ,..Ill-Dill Cllllr 11 ruin Jm &11111 llllwa Ill Ill 1111 bas served the Newport area for Then clients move on to phase Drive, Suite 160, Fashion eight years, according to John two for the actual reducing. Island, Newport Beach. The Greer, who owns four other During the reducing and con-hours are 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.; locations with his sister and ditioning phases, clients arc Monday through Friday and 8- mothcr. He said the Newport given a supplement, which is 10 a.m. on Saturday. For more Cllllr ,,... .... ,..... ............ .., ........ 11 ...... ........ center is the busiest. protein, vitamins and minerals. information, call 760-1200. Bizal. • • C1ll111• -,... 111 a performance freak and equate wealth with health. Our program helps executives to make health their main concern." Personalized Health and Fit- ness opened it door in December and will be holding its official gala grand opening on Thurs- day, Jan. 28 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Health professionals, 30YEARS , f ricnds and the public arc invited to participate. Bizal's new concept off crs a myriad of health services in one facility and a network of pro- f cssional referral services, each tailored to meet individual needs in a stress-free environment. The PHF concept includes comprehensive chiropractic care, physical exams, physical ~··AC therapy and rehabilitation. lifcs-Clients will walk through the tylc management, fitness train-doors of Bizal's establishment ing. nutritional counseling, and not see a .. typical'' doctor's stress management programs office. The setting is of executive and personal growth training. and plush ambience in a stress- .. ) will work with executives free atmosphere. The examina- to help them maximize their -tion rooms arc even color- performances and help with coordinated. Clients will first stress reduction from a practical have a consultation with Rizal standpoint," Bizal said ... If they so he can find out what their feel better, they perform better." wants are so he can help them • • EXPERIENCE Acupuncture Helps The ~ Heal Itself · · By Reciirectins Energy For those who have suffer9d chrorilc peln, fatil&Je and stress, and haw not found • suitable treatment KUpunctule milht be the answer ... Conditions treated with acupuncture include: •Back Pain •Neck Pain •Headaches •Asthma • Wlilht Control • DrUI Related Problems •~Met Drinkins • PN·Menstrual ~ find what they need. He will then give them a chiropractic exam. .. When I talk to people about health care, I don't talk about vertebral subluxations or ncuro- physiological response." Rizal said. ..Those are just words. I talk about feeling and looking good. It improves you attitude. If your attitude improves, you relate better to people." He said that we are all Rolls Royces, SIO million worth of stateof-tbe-art equipment and he ii a tuneup mMter. However, he said that mOlt people only look at thelDIClftl u old Voltswa- acm wrbe tyltelll pinds productiv- ity out of a penon," Bizal said. Bizal earned bia undergradu- ate depee from Penn State Univenity where be wu a cham- pion ayaumt aDd l)'IDDUtics cOlda. He continued CNCbing at Calif oraia State U Diversity, Fullerton before punuifta bis doctoral studies. He wu plld- uatecl after' fGlar years from Los A ... 0.11e of qbropractic followial a one-~ interuhip at &lie Wbittier Clairopractic 8'*' Olaler. He ii a member OI ... Amariw ~ic Altocfalioa aM tbe LACC A' '.MloaW&oa. .............. Service ia ~a111I II ... ......, PIMC aa Newport llec•. BUal is ........... , tllloqt ....... , telpLaad I• II a.a .......... 95$- ·Loeschorn's has it all for runners Avid Harbor Area runners are more than likely familiar with the name of John Loeschom and his namesake store. Loeschom •s is a f uU-scrvice store that features anything and everything runners need to pu~e their sport. According to , Costi\ Mesa store owner Dave Reynolds, John Loeschorn opened his first store in 1975, at a time when people were first discovering the benefits of running. Reynolds has owned the Fountain Valley store for nine years and opened the Cos---ia Mesa store more recently. "Our clicntal is 9S percent runners, but more and more people arc taking an interest in fitness walking," said Reynolds. .. We arc now expanding our inventory of walking shoes." He said that not everybody is cut out to be a runner and fitness and power walking is another alternative. Some would-be runners might warm up to run- ning by first trying fitness walk- ing or other runners who arc hurt might walk until their injuries are heaJcd . "There is still confusion among shoe manufacturers as far as what makes a good walk- ing shoe," Reynolds said. "Right now we carry Nike, New Balance and Kangaroo and are always looting for more." Loeschom •a features all top brands in running shoes like Nike, New Balance, Tiger, Adi- das, Brooks, Saucony, Reebok and Tumtec. In clothing · and accessories, athletes will find Nike, New Balance, SuM, Adi- das, Dolfin and Moving Com- fort. A bonus at each Loescbom's store is the running club, which will be celebrating its 10-year annivenary reunion next year, accoming_to.-1lcynolds~ He said that the club bas been very successful and stages many events each year such as races, parties and picnics. But you don't have to be a hard-core, fast leather-lunger to join the 'lubs . Reynolds said that runners of a1J levels arc welcome. The club is socially oriented and members meet to share their running enthusiasm. Reynolds said his next project is to start a walking club to serve the walkers in the community. The Costa Mesa store is located in Mesa Verde Drive Plaza, at 1525 Mesa Verde Drive East. Hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Phone: 775-055 I. jogging or aerobic dancing. Health .•. The maintenance ph~ is one nll • m 1111141 of the easiest and most fulfilling meats are reco°!-m~!'4ed ~~ ph~9~b~ ps:ogr~. Continue seafood and pouUry-pfbv1Cie <"tcfG'ic the taf!C ~hes as o~, more food value and can be particuJarly prior to vacation~ng eaten in moderation. Limit or the the holiday season and intake to no more than two cups stay on a daily program of of caffeine per day. Alcohol sensible eating, exercise and deters weight loss and should be positive attitudes. -j avoided. Bread should be used The Light Force Permanent in moderation. Refined sugar Weight Control Program and should be eliminated and only products arc available from fructose should be used as a Marliss and Herb Stockman. sweetener. Avoid sugary snacks. The Stockmans arc recognized 1be permanent weight control as the top distributors and tape series, created by renowned believe strong]y in their product. weight loss psychologist Dr. Their marketing group is called Oark Cameron, is the comer-Super Force and boasts more stone of the program. Most that $2.5 million in sales annu- important ii the Daily Self-Talk ally. To get more information Tape. You make your own tape about the Light Force products and thil ii the most effective. It call the Stockmans at 8S7-i775. contains eelf-affirmations and NIKE-AIR• cushioning -outstanding comfort pr your feet. The NIKE Air Ytlilker Leather has a patented Air-~dgefb that absorbs shock and makes walking more com- ft!rtable. Plus a ~mic Fit foolsleeve and Contoured Footbei.I for maximum stability. __ Jhe Air Wilker Leather fr!Jm NIKE . When you walk on air, you get down-to-earth Cl»!'fort. "ffie stoke waQ~eks a1td ~UIU•~S ~eCOftlftte1td'. 1525 MESA VERDE DRIVE EAST IR. Air Walker Leather (Women's) 549.95 ASK ABOUT LOESCHORN'S WALKING CLUB COSTA MESA, (714) 557-4634 accorcliq to Marliu Stockman, nutritional consultant, people respond most positively to their own voica. K••PYOURN .. Y .... SRmsoLUTION Liaht Force Weight Control products represent a unique blend of technology and nature. FoUowina the simple nutritional pidelinea outlined the the tran- sition phase will bring you to new levels of health and vitality, alona with a choice of excellent weipt control products. Trim Tabs are the result of yean of research and testing to produce a delicious natural compact food that is both con- venient and nutritious. Anyone who has ever dieted knows the importance of food supplements. Slim Pack is a revolutionary food supplement daiped to help you lose weight~ pin energy and feel better while mmatainina • normal bcaltbf ul climry proaram. Exerciee ii euential to per- =·•ent weiabt control for givina tM body a feeliq of vitality and 1oatlaf ul eaero. The Liaht Pcne Wapt Control Ptopam ..,.,..._. dailJ woMC exer- cilie, 18Cla u brisk waltin1, with BODY SCULPTING Your personal trainer will make it easJ for JOU by coming to JOUr home or office. A highly skilled professional will custom design the perfect program for JOU to lose weight, look good and feel great. - CALL JEFF OR CATHY AT (714) 850-4178 FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION - ) IP811Y a 1• THE NEWPORT EfaGNIC08TA MESA NEW8-MIWI a 1• • .. ,., Any time's a· good time for chiropraetic For muy ,._., chiropncton have blen hUnpr4 into \be beck pain catqory and if you didn't have an ache or pain, you dido 't need a cbiropr.aor. But studies have found that patients 1houldo 't wait for the pain to start because by that time, the cause bas becQme so far advanced that other symp- toms crop up and the patient's health is in jeopardy. Family Chiropnctic bas been serving the John Wayne Airport area for five yean. J~ R. Sluabcr. D.C. is the owner. The clinic is full-service and often x- raya, examinations, chiropractic treatment. physical therapy and deep muscle therapy. . According to Jay Yates, D.C., 60 percent of the clinic's patients are injury-related "We cater to the business community because of our loca- tion," Yates said. "We off er variable appointment times for those who have to have an adjustment, be treated and leave. The three doctors here have enough diversity in their prac- tices that we can help just about any type of case coming through the door." But Yates is quick to point out spines, it docsn 't necessarily have to produce pain." goes up the spine and checks the fluid motion of each vertebra to see if the spine is functioning properly. 11 a rauc1 area is felt, then tbc area ii cbectecl more .pecif'M:ally, becau. a problem there ii a potential for dileale. "People uy, 'Wben you ao to a chiropr.aor, you have to 10 for the rat of your life'," Yates said ... Well, that's true. You wouldn' take your car for a tuneup and tell the mechanic you never want to see him apin the whole time you own the car. You come in and get adjusted u needed. You won't find people who come back here who don't enjoy comina back." In addition to Slusher and Yates, F...Wy Chiropractic bas on staff Dr. Mark A. Cymcrint, Barbara Cl~ugh, a deep muscle therapist and Brigide L. Daily, D.C. Tbe office is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday. Durina the week, the off'ace bu its lunch break from I :JO to 3 p.m., so it ii open durina most patient's lunch hours for service. It bas a convenient location· off the 405 Freeway and Mac Arthur Boule- vard, at 2042 Business Center Dr., Irvine. Phone: 476-1200. ... that chiropractic can also work as a preventative measure to help fight disease. That means going to a chiropractor even when there is no pain present. If a penon is subluxated, or misaligned and the person doesn't know it, there is goin@ to be a decreased function of some area of the body, Yates said. He cited a person with a broken neck as an example. There is no function in the arms or legs because the spinal cord has been severed. something is wrong with the heart, they 10 riaht to the heart. They don't stop to consider what the mental state 0(1 the patient is. You can came your own heart rhythm to change through bio- feedback." He said that the body bas the ability to fight off disease if it is functioning properly and function is the key word. When a patient goes to Family Chiro- practic, be is checked thoroughly before any treatment is given. One method of checking is through motion p-1pation. The doctor bu the patient sit and he f ,, -',, ~ -' ' , , ' "You want an equilibrium, a balance," Yates said. "We need to stimulate in people's minds that the nervous system is con- nected from the brain to the body via the spine and if there is something wrong with their "That brings home the con- nection between the spine, brain and rest of the body," he said. "The body has been picked apart by health-care professionals. If ~FGHTit<G~ 'fQRLff Amattcm1lleall. Al~• lNI-······~---· Are You Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tir FAMILY CHIROPR.ACTIC · •Sports l·njuries • Auto Accidents •Worker's Compensation • Union & Health Plan , . •Health Care Based On ¥dur Needs Not Ours f!ALMER GRA·DUATES ·I .. "" • •ti!- ~ CMA- ------------. ,,..,. a1111rw , _... CENTER Specializing· in the treatment of •·Headaches •Sinusitis • Back Pain •Tennis Elbow ,• Leg & Arm Pain • Sciatica • Numbness • Stress • Bursitis •Whiplash 2042 Business Center Drive · Irvine, CA 92715 71 'I ,_IC MRRIY I& 1• THE NEWPORT ENaGN/C08TA MESA NEW'& MRFIY a I• 8Y CHERYL STERLING The epitome of bayf ront liv- ina, with 63 feet on the water, is thil week's featured home at 1317 Bayside Drive in Corona del Mar. Twelve years aao the group of apartments were con- verted to become the mqic of the Mai Kai Condominiums. The current owncn of this featured unit rearranaed walls, added windows and doon here and there, skylights, and a spa and many other amenities in this 3.200 square foot luxury home on fee land. "This offen you everything you could possibly want in bayf ront living," said Mickey HartUa1 of Merrill Lyaell Realty of Newport, listing agent for the home. "AU of the Mai Kai homes look alike on the outside, but a whole world unfolds when you open the front door of this home. It is truly a unique hideaway." As a bonus, the furnishings in the home are negotiable. GLASS, BRICK, WOOD ANDA VIEW When the owners remodeled the 25-year-old unit, they brought it up-to-date with brick paven on the floon inside and outside on the patios. Many window walls afford a wondrous view of the bay and oak is used generously throughout in the cabinetry, floon, crown molding and hand hewn beams. Upon entering through the gate of the private courtyard, the enchantment begins. A blue- tiled spa resides in one comer, and all along one wall are the windows which f.cc out from the inside hallway. Guests enter through an oak door with adcd glass. Strai1ht ahead is the fotmal living room, with itl window wall to the bay. A used brick fireplace has a handcarved oak mantlepiece, flanked by built-in bookshelves. To the left of the entry is a custom handcarved bar with leaded glass doon on the bllct- bar and a brass sink. Next to the bar is the informal dining area set in a turret. The windows· face out to the courtyard. The informal dining area has a coffered ceiling with wood beams and a chandelier. A KITCHEN WITH EVERYTHING When it comes to kitchens, this one stands out among the best. The floor is ceramic tile, which matches the counter, in a delft pattern. An ingenious method for unclutte'ring the counters is a set of rolltop storage units, in which the small appliances are placed and kept out of sight. The center island contains a chopping block top, veggie sink and pop-up blender. ·A crystal cabinet is fronted with leaded glass and an oak recessed shelf holds cookbooks nicely. Continuing to maximiu space to the fullest is the pantry, with double sets of shelves which swing out on a pivot. A burn- ished brass stove hood has matching delft tiles set into it to coordinate the look of the kit- chen. The formal dining room is at the rear of the kitclPm, and two window walls face the bay. The 63-f oot patio is accessible through a sliding door in the dining room. Guests will find the patio comfortable even in winter because outdoor beaten provide warmth. BEDROOMS WITH ~ PE•SONAUTY T-<ftbe ript of the entry is the hallway leading to the bedrooms and guest powder room and the entry to the master suite. Up until now, all of the floon in the home are oak and area rugs are · •used for accent. In the bed- rooms, however, sculptured inlaid carpet is featured. The entry to the master suite has a wall of mirrors on one side. The mirron arc continued along one wall Facing the bay is another window wall and a small alcove which acts as a retreat. A bow-front 1as burning fire- place with used brick completes the ambience of the rootn. A large closet disguises an enter- tainment center and large-screen television. The "his" and "her" baths are a study in luxury. His bath has masculine ceramic tile on the counter and a pused-in shower. A door leads to the immense 1118 U•fllllC ........... -··· II I Ezperlence tndudel teaching. modeling. bu ... IUCC 111"11 small bu.anem~~ Over Sl. 7 mDon 1n llnl lJll year. A quiet. lleady worbr who Uvas in Hwbor View Home&. in-••• c:Glllid MADIWll Recorded 9C1les of over $6.5 million in 1987. several million dollars in Laguna Beach An indefatigable worker who is highly knowledgeable on relattve values between Newport and Laguna Beach. Uves in Corona del Mar. traveled to China during the past year. • ,.,,,..°',...nu m••trW-M AJ 11n1 Nghly dut*Jus a the aoquillllon a Unique Homes by MerrtD Lynch; now ill belt advocate. Had an oulllancUng year, $2.9 mtmon in .... llOll ODOllMftn ....... A dllwdor a local and llcJle Qi\jQiltialkn. ~ helPu1 tn ccmpUler technology. OIVQilll9dnK'dllledeand ONlaD oflc:ie opaUlba , "GIDI' PWml1'1U DOllWJG••• Hem been wtll t. Unique/Merrtll Lyrdl~mce 1972. Twice nan*1Sal111=.uon a the YfJGI. ~G IUMIQll millon daDar bW~ and linWwct 1987 al S4 m8on tn ~ 211D-IRUP ll()IJ:T MlftU 1986 Salesperson of the Yeax. repeating with an outstanding SS million in 1987 production. A .. pure .. salesperson who works trom a deep conviction of the value of Orange Coast real estate and the many rewards of its ownenhip. lJves tn Newport Beach and Cabo San Lucas. --.. -·.. ,.. ..... Team specializes in· m IHon-dollar home BY CHIRYL STEHUNG - Re I Max of N ewpart has announced the arrival of a new real estate te·am that specialius in Harbor Ridge, Belcourt and Big Canyon. Ed Escano and Maureen White have worked as a team for five years and cur- rently boast a total of$ IS million in offers pending. But that is just par for the course for the dynamic team of Escano and White. In early 1987, they sold the first home in Newport Beach to 10 for more than $2 million in the last two years, Escano said. Momentum continued to build for the team, and soon they were selling the most expensive off-the-water property in Newport Beach, a 10,000 square foot custom home at the top of Harbor Ridge for S3.2S million. But it doesn9t stop there. They hope to close a home in the next two weeks for S4 million. Escano said that 1988 looks J - Ed.Escano to be hoJding IOme Sood poten- tial for the team. White has worked in real estate since 1971. Sbe said sbe loves working with people and feels that is tbe key io auccea in the buainea. Sbe bepn in resort sales, wortiq at Lake Tahoe before aoiq into resales and new homes in the Irvine area. When the development of Woodbridge was sold out, she moved to selling in Harbor Ridge and was very successful. a note from maury Open Saturday, Sunday 1-5 p.m. 1508 Dover Drive -NB Four bedroom home with family/ dining room, gourmet kitchen, pool and easy maintenance yard . $375,000. Westcliff Condo Two bedroom, two bath, large patio, ground floor. Just $133,500111 • Shorecliff Special Three bedroom, 3 bath home, excellent condition, owner inter- ested in exchanging for income producing property. call for details: 673-5354. Old CDM Two bedroom, 2 bath home on R-2 lot. Lots of potential! $325,000. Rentals 4 bedroom, 2 bath house 3 bedroom, 3~ bath~ondo 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo 1 bedroom, secured condo, view $1800/month $2150/month $1525/month $1600/month Elcano bepn workiq in real estate in 1981 after I 0 years in the corporate arena. His Mck- ground was sales and 1ale1 management 10 evolving into real state .eemed a natural thina to do. The job entailed much travelina around the country. and he WU aettiDI tired Of livilll out of airplanes and suitcuea. He fell it was fun for awhile, but being essentially "rootlcu" with no penonal life was beginning to take its toll. He settled on the idea of selling real estate and set his IOals either OD working in Bev- erly Hills or Newport Beach. The ocean-bued community won, and be went to work for Lingo Real Estate, which was eventu- ally acquired by Grubb and Ellis. Escano and White met at McKnabb of Irvine where both were working. The two of them were specializing in Harbor ' Ridge, and the office manager hid situated their desis five feet ' apart. "We would overhear each other talkina on the phone to the same people, 10 rather than compete with each other, decided to join fo~" laid Elcano. 11lt hM been excellent; our pcnonalitia arc compatible, and our Nck&rotmda are com- plimentary toward each other." The team decided to make the move to Re/ Mu of Newport because of the good reputation the company bu and the sup- port it provides. Escano said that it is a large company without the large company feeling. "Each agent is allowed to work independently," be said. "You essentially work for your- self in the format of a large corporation, but the day-to-day function as an agent is indepen- dent. It offen the strength of a large organization." He said he is very impressed with broker Craig Batley and the 1111 If• NI llC ' cpete CBmllett CJ>11eae1tts NEWPORT COMMERCIAL WATERFRONT GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONll Vacant lot with dock and seawall. Can build 3,000 square foot building, dock will handle two larp boats or several small ones. Call for details and new prices! Expect the best • ' COSTA MESA OFFICE 2299 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA .645-0303 J OVER 100 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NEWPORT BEACH WATERFRONT VIEW S519,500 Lar~e Bayview family home across frOJll open beach. Quiet Peninsula area near Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Charming country decor with berber carpet, open beamed ceilings, a bath for every bedroom, den, fireplace in living room and family room. Legal duplex currently used as single family: Complete 2nd kitchen/wet bar off family room. ., NE WPOR T BEACH LARGE EASTBLUFF HOME S389,000 This 3BR1 3BA, home has it all. Separate family room witn fireplace that opens to a sparkling pool. Family kitchen with up-graded appliances and water purification system. Formal dining and living room with fireplace. 2 car garage. RV access, central air and fire/burglar alarm, even a city lights view from the 500 sq. ft. added bonus room. Don't miss this great opportunity! VILLA BALBOA S144,000 Ideal location, close to beach and shops. This is a super combination of a property in move-in condition, bui a "fixer" price. Ideal for an investor or'a 1st time buyer. Greenbelt location with pool, spa anJ security. Call for your ex- clusive showing. LEASE LEASE S950,000 ... pad,1us 2 BR, 2 BA ground level unit located in a charming 6 yer.r old development, 1 i block from South Coast Plaza. Amenities include Ten- nis, Weight Room, Sauna, Pools and Spas. Call Today!! LAND LO~GVIEW RANCH S5!,000 Get a fresh start. 63 acres of open land with a view that will knock dour boots off! Between Lake Maciemiento an San Antonio Reservior. Friendly terms. Call for more information. LAGUNA HILLS THE GRACE OF THE OLD SOUTH S9Z5,000 This beautiful 5BR estate home is truly a reflection of the quieter, more gracious style of living of our early American history. Offering a huge master suite with retreat, a for mal dining room graced with elegant crystal chandalier, separate maid's quarters, and "cherry" wood library with the finest quality cabinetry. Bring the "Grace of the old South" back into your life. Shown by appointment only. INTRODUCING OUR AGENTS RITA BRANDES Prior to joining our Residential Real Estate Staff. Rita was in Commercial Leasing and Property Management in Orange County. She is commlnited to giving her clients excellent service . • •'f. ·---- SO. COAST METRO ST. ALBANS I IS0,000 2BR model, fround leve. ~nit located in ecurity building. Walk to shopping, movies. theater & restaurants. Call now for an appointment. YUPPIE HEAVEN 178,750 Here's your place! Tennis, swimming, gym, weight room and spa. Spacious 1 bedroom in secure building. South Coast Plaza area. I COST A rw1ESA MESA VERDE ESTATE U ,575:000 Tennis Court Estate on 15th Fairway of Mesa Verde Country Club. 5BR, SBA home with pool, spa, guesthouse and gorgeous course view. Shown by appointment. Open Wednesday, Feb. 3, 12-3 p.m. MESA VERDE 1189,000 Charming 3 Bedroom plus den or 4 bedroom home with French doors, RV access. remodeled kitchen, tile entry and newer carpeting. Shows beautifully and owners must sell now! PilADISE POUND 1152,000 In the heart of the City. Fabulous 2 bedroom, 2 bath retreat with tropical waterway setting. A must see for t hose who require the finer things in life. Furnishings available. EASTSIDE COST A MESA SZ!t,000 Charming 3BR, 2BA Eastside home with re- modelled kitchen and bathrooms, French doors, family room with fireplace. Will not last long. GREAT FAMILY HOME 1186,000 This 3BR, l.i5 BA home has been loved and cared for. Sparkling pool in front and lovely rear yard. High beamed ceilings. Great f amity kitchen. Newly tiled master bath. This home WO!l 'f last! TAMARRAH ANDERSON .•• MESA DEL MAR SPECIALIST During the past year, Tamarrah has listed and sold numerous properties in the Mesa Del Mar area of Costa Mesa. If you're currently thinking of selling your Mesa Del Mar home, Tamarrah has the knowledge and expertise to market your property. Here's just a few of the homes In Mesa Del Mar that Tamarrah has recently listed and sold: 843Sonora 2843 Vel•sco 2807 Portolll 2877 Dr8ke . #WAIT a •THE NEWPORT aaGN/COITA MESA~ a .. NEWPORT ~BEACH ~ ~c.\~ m®mn;sn TlleRealr..ate...._ec.wt b-'Jdlatllll.,....M.wllkltllam1tttrel,...,__..C ............ II camp .... ,..... tloc 'NJ ......,.. tu paW at ... tlllilt el Cl JffH ..... fll .... at tile nte ol SI.ti per dNJrn" ••n ol a ........ esm&a •J ••MMa loam ..... , llOt n8let a f'SI ..._price. Trwt 0.-nfled IM8E·'J'11Me UICIMI» ..... , lla.e ..._ recart1• •I >zt a propatJ oe wWdl tllere wu 110 tale. Tiie Newport ' 'r pro.W. tWa Wormadoll aa a prllllc .mce. F =FULL P = PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION Oct. I 1318 E. Balboa Boulevard $1,000,000 $1,325,000 F Oct. I 2502 Vista Drive $200,000 SSS0,000 F Oct. l 1211 Bonnie Doone Terrace $239,000 $285,000 F Oct. I 415 North Star Road $200,00()" $83 1,SOO F Oct. I 180 l Santiago Drive $3SS,1SO $555,000 F Oct. I 415 North Star Lane $595,000 $831,SOO F Oct. I 3413 Finley A venue $384,000 n/a Oct. I 225 Via Genoa n/a $300,000 p Oct. I 216 Via Ithaca $260,000 $325,000 F Oct. I 141 Via Waziers $100,000 n/a Oct. I 2607 Vista Omada $199,000 $224,000 F Oct. I 25 Burning Tree Circle $300,000 n/a Oct. I 1931 Port Carney Place $400,000 n/a Oct. I 8 Twin Lakes Circle n/a n/a Oct. I 2006 Yacht Vigilant n /a $397,500 F Oct. I 29 Cambria Drive n/a $183,182 p Oct. 2 2116 Miramar Drive $336,000 $420,000 F Oct.2 215 Ocean View Avenue $150,000 $339,000 F Oct. 2 1512 Santanella Terrace $319,000 $399,000 F Oct. 2 1918 Tahuna Terrace $373,400 $533,SOO F Oct. 2 420 Harbor Island Drive $600,000 $800,000 F Oct. 2 2209 Pacific Drive n/a SSS0,000 F Oct. 2 1501 Highland Drive n/a n/a Oct. 2 2634 Vista Omada $225,800 $282,SOO F Oct. 2 3124 Corte Hermosa n/a n/a COSTA MESA ~ ~£1J(g[BL@itlJ1;gn • Tiie Real lltate alotter eoetalM 0111J diet 1111.,....doll wMdl la a matter olf'lltlk neonl. Ca•lfendoll la CG ...... flom t1oe ••larJ tnlllftr tu ,.Wat die time ol c111•1l•1r..._ ol .... • ... nte ol Sl.11 ,.. dNJ• 'Mii .._. ol an"t...._ esc .. &1 •J esMha low _. _, Mt r6ct a '1111 ..._price. Trm 0.-nftect ~ MIClmls ... -1 .... ._ ...,..,,. ap' rt a fl'Op&IJ • wMdt dMre wu mo ..... 'l1le COlta M .. News pr....t•11 .... ..,.,.... ..... • a .... ... 1ee. F = FULL P = PARTIAL ...... PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS (" ... ·~ DEED CONSIDERATION ~ Oct. 1 3065 Ceylon Road n/a n/a Oct. 1 1762 Pitcairn Drive SS0,000 n/a Oct. t 2776 Tern Court $235,000 n/a Oct. 1 2036 Goldeneye Place $247,400 $275;000 F Oct. 1 990 Cheyenne Street $143,SSO $159,SOO F Oct. I 2339 Notre Dame Road $132,000 $165,000 F Oct. 1 829 St. Clair Street $161,SSO $180,SOO F Oct. 1 909 Paularino Avenue $164,700 $183,000 F Oct. 1 112 Lexington A venue n/a n/a Oct. 1 2337 Minuteman Way $96,300 $1 07,000 F _ Oct. 1 189 Morristown Lane $91,200 $114,000 F Oct. 1 1085 Glen Circle $93,000 Quit Claim Oct. 1 2203 Puente Avenue $127,100 $159,000. 2932 Redwood Avenue $132,000 $173,000 F 3314 Nevada Avenue $130,000 $205,000 F 3097 Loren Lane n/a $160,000 F 462 Swarthmore Lane n/a •I• S42 Pierpont Drive -'-n/a •I• SM Marquette Circle $118,500 •I• 212 Mayfair Lane n/a SIJ3,5GO F 2713 Starbird Drive SllS,000 IMS F 2215~Plae Sll7~ Sl'7 p -Home price Increases aren't always nice BY GERRY A CHRISTA LONG At a meeting to sip a listing agreement a few nights ago, we were diacuuing with the owners the recent home price accelera- tion which bu occurred, not only in our area, but in moat other areas of Soutbem Calif or- DIL The lady of the home made the co mment-.. thoae ho me price increuea are great for you realton, aren' they!" I thoupt about that for a moment, and nodcled. Thia could haft dew- loped into a lengthy dilcuuion, but we did not get further into the matter: - She did haft a point-that u prices increue, real estate com- miuiom also increue. But if we, as broken, had our .. drutben" in this matter, we would prefer not to ace home prices increase in this fuhion. We feel this way in spite of the fact that our own home bu increased quite dram- atically in the lut 18 months. These are positive upects of the price increase. On the neg- ative aide, however, consider the following: ''-*•tloa of Y --a Ba1en: As prices increase, young people are eliminated u buyers of the home of their choice. With the median priced home in Orange a.,,.,1Chr1ata Long County at around SIS0,000, the rapid increase will eventually slow down the boµaina market. ......... Old ... Spemlaton: Tbae price mcrea.e. encouraae speculati~ buyers with expecta- tiom of quick profta. all of which further add to tbe difrlCUltia of tbe fant-time buyers. Rllk ..,._.: Many buyen who stretch tbelllldvea to put- cbue-a house will be financially hurt (ruined, in some cues) when the market takes a neptive tum. or when their own penonal luck turns bad. P•lll•I tl•e Ge•eratloas Apert: Finally, our country bu always been atrona because of a large middle clua of moderate thinking, moderate voting citi- zem who avoided radical move- ments. Escalating home prices push our society toward one of "the Haves and the Have-nots." Unrest and instability is the long-term result of a loss of the middle class. When home pric:a accelerate in an abnormal manner, provid- ing -home (or investment prop- erty) ownen with enormous and sudden equity in their proper- ties, it is at the expense of the next generation of would-be bomeownen who cannot afford to buy. It is very healthy for the stability of a country to have more bomeownen, and fewer renters. Witneu the political movement in Santa Monica with a rent control situation which is not only moat unfair to the property owner, but in the long run, unfair to other prospective renters who are denied the opportunity to compete in an open market for an apartment in the community . It is a problem without easy solutions. these great llstinpl .._ ml8 ._ In Long B11ch tt.t>or. Prime beyfront OUllolll 3 llory -ca.le" ... 4 bdlii .. lomllll dining, lllnly Md -.CIH rooms. IMld"I ~ roof ....,.. Md bMement. 50 ft. boet dock Md f8buloul .... 11.111,111 Dl·I• Clml mtl MYFlllR on a.ltNJe a.land. new dock. A c...._lb 4 bdrm with Wn1tr room. elegant form.a dining room. 2 ..,.. In m1111r b9lt Md outlide play yMI. end .... with Wi'llng ..... Bult in '84 with m1111 r Cl'ldllman8hlp. Sim of ._ art tectw-iology guides .. hli9lng and cooling ., ... _ .... and ...... video, intercom and w:urtty .,.a.ma. 11.111.111 ...... Lmll m.£ "Manor Houle" with 4 bdnna, den/gueet, a gallery surrounding the two 11ory living room with antique mantel, gourmet kitchen opening to the 1P9Ciou1 cozy family room and elegant formal beyfront dining room. Stained and l•ded windows and French doora open to the tpedacular t.y view and to the terrace leedfng to the dock tor 2 large yachts. 11.-. D•·•• TIE -.unE •-· One of the last remaining eerty Newport a.ch landmarks at.ands at the harbor ~ Hi9torians and romantics will .. a reel challenge and tremaidoua potential In this palatial 5 bdrm, 3 story home with ocean, city light. and harbor action views. 11.•.111 D•·•• llL•A ._ llnRIT • Spectacular contemporary 4 bdrm with den, fMMty and formal din6ng rooma. GounMt kitchen with Jennmre and butcher block center island. Apartment over 3 car garage with 1 bdrm and huge ofllce with view. Seiter will carry 1st T.D. for qualffled buyer. ...... l7Mlll Clldft -• llYFlllT Freehly refufbiahed with ex1180fdkwy ...... Extllastve UM of paneling and mouldings. wood tloora and French doors in thia 5 bdrm with library, banquet llzed dining room, family room and gourmet kitchen. u.d brick entry garden and ,.., patio with IP9 plus dock tor your 50 ft. yacht .._ Dl·I• • CllYll on the Golf Co&ne. BMk owned cuR>m contemporary fixer with outstanding potential. SpllckM'8 open ,,..... loor .... with .. bdnna. .. tNll-. 3 ....,._inducing 1 in maltlr....., t.mily room. tom.I dining and .............. Loweel priced CUiiom home In tt"8 exdulM gll1ed community 1111,111 D1·1• Mllll -·Fabulous torw. views from thia ...... home ..... bdrma, den. lormlll **"' and 2 fMlily rooms in .. gated communlly will••• and pools. Custom Interior with mirrors. deeigner lighting, travertine and .sophisticated wall coverings and -."ldow treetmenta. LU8h landeclaping enhances the exterior complete with ape. 111•• D•·•• Lm ml · Featured in the l.o9 Angel• Timea. HOME magazine. An exceptionally lllrge 8 bdrm tamily home whoee lize could not be duplicat9d today. Built around a central lkyttght tor .n open airy and bright feeling. it al90 has a large e...nlty room and office/ utnry on IOUth facing conw lot a.. Dl·I• C 11110 • ... New ultra eo11"8mpcnry condoe in epectacu'-location on bluff overtooking entire ~ Cedar lided 2 bdrm and den homel with -~ .. lkytighta. fireplaces, sunny patios and two car =-Lm ml· Fllbuloua Medtterraneen style 4 bdrm home on W1Y lllrge lot Dramatic 18 fl double door entry .... to two *>ry living .. with walls of glass operMng to lovely tiled plllio with lountain & spa. FRpllicee in library, ~ suite and living room. An outManding home for en'9r1aining. 1111.1• D•·•• aJfflllEI view property. Specious 3 bdrm home with straight on t.y and ocean Yiews from nearty all rooms in an outstanding neighborhood location, within walking dil&ance of all schools. Nice home tor now but "''Ifie poeential tor up or down expansion and remodel. Seller will 8llist with financing. ••.•• D•·•• ** NEW LISTING ** .. Wlllll CllM in a '9itific comer location. Eft1Y po•lbte amenity has been induded in thia top quality 4 bedroom home with M ultra gourmet kitchen and fllbulcMll 1 eo• w.w root '8rr8ce equipped with barbecue, hookup for stereo and TV and apa. Beaullfully lnilhed there la generou9 UM of marble Md ~ crown molding and single light French doors. 1111 ... 1 D)·I• Lm m.£ •mHCATE · An ~rat gem built around 1Ulh patio on wide lat. High ceilinged master down wtlt cozy den with tlNplece. 2 children's bdrms In upelllira wing ptua ...,.. ... IMkfa room, elegant tom.I dining and gourmet kitchen. ••.111 D•·•• ••EICIAI. ClllEI In _growing Yucaipa. Paving, sidewalks and utilities on this over 1 ~acre on a main ..,... in excellent location wt.e many seMce8 are n11ded. •11.81 D•·•• CHiii E. • · Fabulous 6-year-old award-winning duplex neded in greenery. Two *>ry, 3 bdrm umta beeutffuHy accented with wood, glass and tile and brigt"""8d with akytighta. Large front unit. built for an owner has muter bdrm with ftA9place and apa tub. •11.• D•·•• Lm aE · Fufl of charm and sun8hine. Gr9Cioua home with cozy den and 3 bdrm8 including MCluded ...... with window nook. hia/hera t.th arid deck. Beamed --cellli"tQt and ftttpeace In tMng room, 'hirdwood ftoors and 80Uth patio on comer iot. ... •• D•·•• -••••• Sophiltkated .. bedroom with apec18c- ., beck bay, dly light and "'°"'*6n .... Specious tlowtng tloor plM with indoor lkyt6ghtld pool in tropical ........ gourmet kitchen and entertainment c.• wilt ... blw. BIG r9duction to •.. 1a111 D1·•• ••••• PBllllllU PmlT • C~ remodeled 3 bdrm with den and huge deck over 3 C*" garage. Open yet cozy with fireplace and bay wiiidowed dining area. French windows and doors open to lovely brick patio. First time on market. •••.• D•·•• .. ICWI • New custom duplex. Handsome berber carpeted 3 a.nd 2 bdrm units. Upper has cathedral ceilinged dining room and fabulous views from roof deck. Just steps to greet ocean beeches. 1411.-U1·1• IAYFlllT Cllll . Panoramic views. This totally remodeled 2 bdrm includes all the beautiful furnish- ings right down to the last '8acup for a greet vacation get-away. Boat slip avaUble. walk to shops and beach. 1421.• D•·•• Lim IEACI • Security gated, prestigious community of del Largo. Specious 5 bdrm 2 atory family home with family and fonnal dining rooms and den. Separate m•• suite with private pelo, vautted ceilings and cumnt papers throughout. Huge yard with room for pool. Owner anxtous. m8ke oller1 .... D•·•• EMT -• Costa Mesa opportunity to build. Two large continuous lots in prime .....,. area. Existing dwellings currentty ger6•'9 high monthly income. .._ U1·1• ..., llUll • A tranquil ouia just 3 blocks from the ocean. H11ds 90m9 T.LC. but Greet P<*ntial and G~t Price!! Cottage atyte 2 bdrm home with den and office, lawn and brick planters on qua.t street Reduced for quidt salef! • .... au . One *>ry air conditioned 3 bdrm f81nily home with dining. fMMty and bt'eMfast rooma and 3 QI" gwage ..... fllbuloul ... of city lighta. i.ke and mountllina. New paint. '*'* and '8r.d8cllping. Bink owned, just tell out of eecrow, make ofter. mua D•·•• •Y .. condo on the PeninUa. Frellhty carpMed 2 bedroom. 2 ~in w:urttr buldlng with= pool. Aighla to 35 fl bOlll llip .. Included. .:8'ior'I r••t. ... '° Newport l8ndi and Feny. 1111.111 lnW ••••• WATERFR.ONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS·· Sain. R~tals. Property M••ment -·· J \ . ..... ......,. .... ..,.., ....................... ___ , .. NII• MW\' II. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA~ a I• CHICAGO 1TI'l .E AND SAFECO _HAVE JOINED FORCES CREATE THE MAJOR FDRCE IN 1llE 1'1'1'1.E INDUSI'RY. With ChJcago Title's recent acquJsttion of SAFECO Title. two of the most respected names in the Utle industl)' have come together to fonn a title network nnequaled in scope and service. First and foremost . our association means we now provide the best geographJc coverage of any title company in the nation. So we're even better equipped to handle all your title transactions. be they intrastate or interstate. What's more. our expanded network of over 5.cn> locations nationwide assures you the prompt. accurate service and peTSon-to-person attention you've come to expect from two title leaders. Our nnparalleled geographic coverage and f ~ reaching title services give you wtsurpassed protection for your real estate interest. Chicago Ti1le and SAFECO Ti1le -together. we're tuu1valed. Chicago Tide@. 825 N. BROADWAY. SANTA ANA. CA 92701 1-IOO-FOll· TITLE (714) 547-7251 ,.,,,,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Thanks'°~ doNtions by The c. • ..., ............ , ...... and ..... C-l1p1llltJ, the holidey season became 1 tittle brilhter for the lddl 8t Children's Hotpitat-Orarwe Cqunty (CHOC). The lnlnd ..nine bepn when the children •nd their perents rode in an •rtiner-Hke bus to The Cannery, where they en~ dinner 1nd -.rt. Aftlf ..-ds, it was on to the South Cont Repettory, for the .,.... cl111tc, •A Chritb1w Carol." The children Ind theirs-ants ,.tty~ themleMs. And thinks ID tlO The Cannery~ FunBus, and South Coest Repertory, who donMed services Ind spreed I little Holiday cheer. By Brightening a Child's Holidays,. W~ Raise Our Own Season Splrtts.; 1~· iSCR I ........... " .... WatertrOnt location, amenities key home 111111111• ,,_ 11111 !C walk-in closet. Her bath bas a large window facing the hallway, which looks through another window to the courtyard. An oversized bathtub provides an ideal way to soak away tensions of the day. The tub has mirrors alongside. A mirrored sliding closet provides more storage. At the beginning of the hall is the guest powder room, which features an antique commode with red marble top. All along the hallway arc windows facing the scenic court- yard. The second bedroom off the hall is accessible through French doors. This room is used as an office and is decorated in a masculine manner. It features wainscotting, a skylight over the desk, bookshelves built behind the desk and a bath with glasscd- in shower tub. The tile in the bath has a sailboat motif to correlate with bayf ront living. The third bedroom windows overlook the spa and courtyard. The room has everything includ- ing a skylight over t.hc....~bu!lt in armoirc, ceiling fan, ·one mirrored wall, walk-in closet and its own bath with bright yellow fixtures and tile. It is an ideal retreat for guests. This is ·a home that would love to entertain. Dock space is avail- able by right of refusal. REALTOR INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL FACTS The home is listed at S l ,350,000 by Mickey Hartling of Merrill Lynct) of Newport. The office is located at 2101 East Coast Highway, Suite 250, New- port Beach. For more informa- tion or viewing, call 759-6600. ·-... R E A L 0 BEVOLY HILLS MENTWOOO HANCOCK PARK NEWPORT BEACH SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SAN MARINO SEATTLE I NEWPORT BEACH I FA8ULOU8 EA8TBLUFF HOME~5 BEDROOMS-YEW. · SPacious famrty home in the beautiful community of Eastbl1•ff with large country f amdy room, French doors, sf'· O taturized cetlings & walls, extensive use of .. O'-' .. -conditioning, enclosed courtyard with firf c:, .. id large backyard with lh basketball court. spc.: oi view. Convenient location to shopping center, Corona del Mar Jr. & Sr. High school and parks. Reduced to $455,000. SALLY SHIPLEY/JOYCE DABOLT I NEW NEWPORT BEACH LISTING. · largest model 2 story townhome m the desirable gated communi· ty of Bayridge. 3 bdr. 3 bath. one bedroom downstaers convertible to den. Built in electric kitchen and 2 car attached garage. $276.500. MARILYN TWITCHELL BELCOURT Hill-NEWPORT BEACH. · Ora· matic panoramic city leghts and ocean view from this spacious two bedroom ptus den condo. Upgrades include leght oak hardwood flooring and ptantation shutters. Assoc1at1on offers community pool, spa and entertain· , ment area. $539 nno fl~-·~ .uCHAEl BRYL V ,. .,.._FMuloos PANORAMIC y~· Of BACK . .. BAY · The'o'ner. selected th~ ~abon Ni tlae Oricin•t Bluffs over all "''• \ fOf jts1~tacular veew of the bay, cit~ l~ts. ln<li1111Jms & 'SUnsets. Upcr1ded sunny .• ~ unit weth many custom features. Extra lar&e family room, two bric~ fireplaces, vaulted ceilinc. three patios & deck & spa. When you feel the serenity of the greenbelt and trees, and see the natural beauty of back bay and the wildlife refuge, you will want this home to be yours. The owner 1s ready to movt, Submit! $349,000. SAl.lY SHIPLEY I JOYCE DABOl T OPEN HOUSE SAT. & ~. 12~30.4:30 305 ENE RO · Bl.Uf FS. · NEWPORT NEW LISTING-VERSAILLES PENTHOO~. · This beautiful latour model. wtlh two master suites, has 1ust 'been made available. There are tasteful wall covennp', and merrored waits. best of all, there 1s a very nece bay view from the deck. $196.000. ~YCE DABOL T /SALLY SHIPLEY NEW HARBOR HIGHLANDS LISTING.· This unique & beautiful 3 bd, ~ bl & spa home on a larae corner lot has virtuaMy everythfr.e new. Features include masseve country trench kitchen w/earden window. new tiled counter tops, peged wood ftoors. and bit-in fng. family room has trench doon openinc to private patio & firepet. Offered at $329,000 incl. land. JOYCE DMOl T /SALL V StftEY I CORONA DEL MAR I &•PLY THE ,...T · On a pnvate & secluded Site above New?Ort Harbor es one of the most exciting estates on the Gold Coast. This custom resedence not only affords spectacular views, but is on 1.14 acres of land. From its vantase point one can see forever. A special home descned for entertatninc with private courtyard and pool IS nearly 9.000 square feet. $5,400,000. BY APPOlmENT LIO TAGLMEm - SUI! a IAlm Oii LmO · Best W.. on Blyfront with an unobstructed view. This remodeted four bedroom, 4 bath chinner has myriad merits large family room with oak entertainment center, fabulous St. Charles kitchen, privacy, lar&e courtyard & t 11try, & unusual open & light f-. thruout. Slip could JJOSSlbly accommodate a 70 ft yacht Sl.475,000. CAROLYN MASON/CHRISTEN NI.SEN .... AFFORDABLE I . Pnced under $200,000 .. p.tCIOUS 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo. Ocean and Newpo· • <.entet'-1 _, v1e~._f eatures fit~" wet bar. laree dee ~ dQ•abfa'1.., g,arage, communtty pool. Assumable si loan s 11l.000. . ANN B£M£NT /MARV JANK ' COSTA MESA I COSTA •SA NEW LISTING. · Pnst1ne con· debon 4 bdrm. 21/z bath honte wtth fireplace 1n queet fa miry area. Walk to park and bib to beach. Thes home and earden has had the very best of care and IS ready to move nght into. Please call tor an appotntment to vn this well priced home for $220,000. TRUDY STUBBlEFIElD I 8EEING 18 BELIEYWGI · Beautiful. spacious. 1,248 sq. ft. home. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. ptus a cozy den that looks out to a covered veranda. Mobele home has had meticulous care with a new dishwasher and stove Enioy your own fenced yard/patio area to garden m. or play weth a small pet. Situated n a ntee stable park with low. low space rent. Must be over 40. $54,000. JUOY FITZ COSTA DEL 80L YIU.A .. IU.RIELLA- SPAIN ·This Vila is built on ~of an acre. 3 bdrms. 2 bths. Property is louted lplWOl. 15 mtn. from Puerto Banus the Mlllionaere's plaYlfound in Europe. This IS a wonderful opportunity to own your vacabon house 1n the part of Europe, where the wathef IS wonderf JI all year round. Purchase alone or shire •th other c.ouptes and use 1t for business or tamtty Of both. $155.000. MARIA BERCOVITZ/NN LENT fRBLqcATllQ OR TIL.WW ERMIG? I I HUNTINGTON BEACH I HUllTl•GTON ~ , .. U8T- ING-ALL ~-T coznr.nan . Extra•ety attracbve & pr1vlte MP9* l ., end lnit cOldo overlooklnc ereenery & trees. Neutral colors, roomy walll·tn closet. & bllcony •e S01M of the features. H ,ou are over 55. & would llke a ...,_in this popular pte- &uatded complel wtth 11ultt-mlllion dolar facilibes. call soon. as this condo .. sure to be snapped up. $84, 900. JOYCE IW.BOl. T /SALL V SHIPLEY I LAGUNA BEACH .1 EASY ACCEU TO SANDY BEACH AND GENTLE SURF · Custom butlt contemporary multi· level home with 180 deeree ocean vn. 3 bdrms, 2.5 baths, security system. Seiter will conseder all offers. $550.000. JANK DU BOIS I· SANTA ANA I MAC ARTHUR YI.LAGE CONDO •. A arut location. A few minutes from the freeway. Walk to South Coast Ptaza. rertOfmtnc Arts, and South Coast Vtll&e. Very nicety upgraded. 1 bedroom, 1 bath. Cathedral cetl•. Upst•s corner untt. A llw steps to teMIS, c:t.b house. and pool. Gated com111Unrty. Great for new bme buyer. or investors. $69.200. MARIA BERCOVfTZ I •NCOME I 1EW ON THE llHIKIT · Eltra large duplex m great cond1hon. Perfect tor owner occupant and/or rental. Each urut 1s two stones weth 4 bd .. 21h ba. large living room with hreptace and de'"nc room. Washer/dryer hook up in kitchen. Exceffent opportunety for these hard to find income units. Prteed at $489.000. TRUDY STU88LEFIELD I RENTAL• I NEWPORT 9EACH aWPS · Splctous 4 bedroom • /larce bonus room I country kitchen. Available 2/1 $2.000/llO. NEWPORT •ACH · Yersaeltes penthouse bachelor unit one year tease. $700/11>. LAGUNA BEACH · Ocean excess. 3 bedroom. 2'n blth home. long term lease av ...... 3.000 /Wl. (~ m1•1 _, lrJill ....-.. Bit Gait Elils m1 .... it -tor J'OI. 6-11 Elill lllllJ Im ._ i...-. ........ Md tM rwttt hotnes for over 60 '91"-Ali to help Ml flftlllr, 6-jl Dill Ml i1i1a' • llLO. I Alil 11 ·•1 ..._.II fllllrs wllO ••f 'M ii...-.-.._ traMitiDI of ,_d .• WI .. dnct JOI to 1 W Esllll Pl•ssiiooll it a. .. of,.. C-. • .. ,._II,....-ii W. II .. ca••HitJ,. I t ,..,. ,. ......... • locll dull. "*1tli:l••Ht. *"in&~ ••~Ill• of tiitlfest to,... 1111 lllllt Oilla Ca"''"' ••1tlf11Ill-*'•1 wtasr tD • c•l1•1rs. Jdt cal• oflice II (714) 1SMllO _.Isl tor ow lrlac-. S.-I l 17 Corporate Plaza Salte Ill -----7 New,..,.._da -I , • .... ~ .,_ . , ' . .. .. t• I llURIT n. t• THE NEWPORT EN81GN/C08TA Mf.84 NEWS M•IP a 1• J .... White, Escano join RE-MAX./Newpott office n r ,, .. ,.4C support staff and facility. White agrees and sees many more successes for the team and its career at Re/ Max. Escano and his wife of three yean, Wynne, bought a home in Bayview and arc enjoying the outdoor kind of life that New- port is known for. Wynne is in the interior design f.eld and hu her own residential and commer- cial company. They both enjoy traveling and recently returned from a month-Iona motorbome vacation. Escano said he didn't talk on a ·telephone, watch television or even pick up a newspaper while they were on the trip. He said they weren't even aware of the stock market cruh or the October I earth- quake until they heard about it on the radio. White is a Bia Canyon resi- dent who h• a special man in her life, and marriage is in the future plans. They enjoy travel- ing and playina aolf. And she enjoys real ~ so much that IPIUllll CllllTUI CIEEl-Tlll ...... llltlr-Cm Im llM II I Ill I ..... lllllr -I .. ~IJI r .. Ill lllllll'Y .. , II Clllll I Cll*lt ...... lw ·-fllllll If ~ 1111. ....... -... l'lilllll 11111 ...... w.r. J1t1111 "llllllt I .. 1111II10$ JIIlll II ...... •fllr (1111. .. 1117 11'•lt1ll lll'y .. (rlJIQ. ... : : ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I in her spare time she looks around for investments for her- self. Hawaii is her favorite vacation spot, and she spends much time in her home over there. Both Escano and White have won many awards over the yean~ but don l place any impor- tance on them. When one looks on the walls of the team's office, no plaques are displayed. Inf act, Escano said his are at home in a box. "It's not that I don't appre- ciate their sipif acance, but they repreaent 1omethin1 that wu done yesterday, and I try to focus more on the future;' Escano said. "You can't rest on put successes." • Re/ Max of Newport is located at 3 Corporate Plaza Dr. in Newport Beach. The phone number is 760-SOOO. 'Christmas Cantree' raises 9,000 lbs. of food The Newport Harbor.CO.ta Mesa Board of Realtor's Can- tree project to feed the hungry in the community wu a huge 1ucceu. The Realton, with the help of the community, collected ~h donations and canned food. They presented the Salvation Army of Orange County with over 9,000 pounds of canned food and a check for s~. The Salvation Anny's Dircc- tor, Warren Johnson, presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Chairman Ann Marie Murphy of Ly!lne Valentine Properties and the 1987 President, Mary Jank, of George Elkins Com- pany. He conveyed his deepest appreciation for the Realton faithful support of the recent holiday program and com- mented that this holiday season was a tremendous challenge. 50,000 Circulation .. in the Harbor Area Some newspapers deliver copies to a wide range of cities, including Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Which is fine-unless you 're a local realtor who does business in the Harbor Area. If you are, and if advertising in your immediate neighborhood is important to you, then 11fe Newport Ensign and The Costa Mesa News offer a h'ometown advanta~e . That's because we distribute our real estate section only in Newport Beac~ and Costa Mesa, and no place else. So your advertising is seen by 110,000 readers in YOUR immediate market. The people who will buy homes from you. And list with you. Advertising to cities you don't do business in just doesn't make sense. Or cents. The Hometown Advantage. ~ T1-e · ~e~ort Ensign The Costa Mesa NeWS ,. • .. I r A MIMBIR OF THI Ill IARI FINANCIAL NITWOIK Ill COLO We LL BAN~eR ll Expect the best NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE . CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 TH E 1 C 0 M PA N Y I N S t) . C · \ L I F 0 R N I A I N •.., A L F S & I. t S T I N (~ ~ BAYFRONTS TIE CIVIi 1411.m MARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY TO GET Ott THE BAYFRONT AT AN EXCEUENT PRICE-2 BR~ BA'S PLUS FORMAL DR. SET OFF W/HDWD FLOORS MAKE THIS AN EXCITING PROPERTY. IAYlllE CllE 1471.m BAYFRONT LOWER 28R & DEN, GATED CONDO. OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY TO USE LEASE LANO PROGRAM TO KEEP PRICE & MONTHLY LOW. YOU MAY BUY LANO. UDO ... SOPHISTICATED BAY FRONT PENTHOUSE. WONDERFUL PANORAMIC VIEWS OF SAY, OCEAN, MTS. ANO NPT CNTR. ARE UNSURPASSED ANYWHERE! llVEl IMIEI 17•.111 LIVE ON THE WATER IN A WARM. CHARMING 5 BR HOME. F.R./KJTCHEN COMBINATION, DEN. PIER & SUP, NEXT TO PRIVATE SANDY BCH. UDO .... SPECTACULAR V1EW OF BAY, SAILING ACTMTIES, CITY LIGHTS IN ELEGANT CONDO. MARBLE F/P, SHUTTERS, FRENCH DRS, OEN, SUNOECK, DOCK rt101om1Y IAY PRICED UNDER MARKET. ONE OWNER. MODERN BAYFRONT. 3 DECKS, PRIVATE SPA, DOCK FOR 55 FT BOAT. 5 BO 5 BA TH, VERY OPEN, ATRIUM. IALIOA llLAID 11 .... VINTAGE BEACH HOUSE! BEST SOUTH BAYFRONT LOCA TIONI REMODELED! 4 BR, 3 BA FR OEN. PIER & SUP FOR 36'BOAT. PllOIOITOllY 11.111.• INTERIOR OF THIS WATERFRONT HOME REPRESENTS A BLENOtNG OF SOARING CEILINGS, WOOD BEAMS, TILE FLOORING, 4 BR. 4 BATHS OF GAEA T FAMILY LIVING. LllDA ISLE 11.731.• LOVELY LARGE CONTEMPORY BAYFRONT OPEN FEELING W1TH LOTS OF GLASS. COURTY ARO ENTRY, LARGE PATIO & BOAT CUP. A MUST SEE. C 0 N l l 0 M I N I U rv1 S mRUFF 11a111 PERFECT STARTER CONDO. 2 BR. F1AEPLACE. 3 PATIOS, COMMUNITY POOL. CLOSE TO EVERYlltNG. YOU WILL LOVE IT. ICUll Ill CllYll 11 la. THIS IS A JEWEL OF A 2 BR 2 BA CONDO. UPGRADED WITH SHUTTERS & PAYERS. PRIVATE PATIO FOR ENTERTAINING, WET BAR, COMMUNITY POOL & TENNIS. ..... •••• 11 .. 111 OUTSTANDfNG VALUE FOR BUYER SEEKING BENEFITS OF CONDO LIVING IN ALM08T NEW 2 BR LUXURY. ENCL AnACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. SPECIAL AREA Cl•IA IEl UI 11•.I• DESlfWllE 2 BR 2 BA IN PRIVATE PAAUNE COM NEAR FASHION IS. LARGE PATIO, 2 CAR GAR. COMM POOL • . ........ am.• OUTSTANDING, 2 BR 2~ BA HIGHLY UPGRADED CONDO. F IP, WETBAA. MIRRORS, LARGE PATIO, DESIGNER PERFECT. 2 MASTER SUITES. GAEA T FOR ROOMATESI VILLA IALllA I 1!12- OCEANVIEW FROM EACH ROOMf 2 BR/ 2 BAI FORMAL DR. UPGRADED & IMMACULATEI QUIET & PRIVATE LOCATION WITH LG SUNNY PATIO A/ CTOOI IWICll UI aftllll an,m SPECTACULAR GOLF COURSE VIEW! IMMACULATE 2 BA DEN, WET BAA. PLUSH NEW CARPET, CONTEMPORARY DESIGN, CENTRAL All\ 2 CAR GARAGE. ICLAll .. CAIYll lnl.• ATTENTION 1 ST TIME BUYERS-3 BR 2.5 BA CONDO ON GOLF COURSE PATIO DECK OFF MASTER BR. SEC. GATE ENT, POOL & TENNIS. MlllllE Clmt .... CHARMING 2 BR PLUS DEN SINGLE STORY. IMMACULATE. GORGEOUS PARK LIKE LOT 24 HR SECURITY, POOLS & TENNIS. IAYFIOIT 11.711-· lllVElllTY PAii ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENTf TRULY INNOVATIVE DESIGN EXECUTED WITH PAINSTAKING DETAIL IN THIS 4 BR HOME. EXCELLENT VALUE. llAllOl llLAID 11.711,111 BAYFRONT VACANT LOT W1TH PtER ANO SUP ON NEWPORTS MOST PRESTIGouS ~LAND. BUILD YOUR OWN DREAM CASTLE. UllA llLE I!.•.• SPECTACULAR CONTEMPORARY REMODELED BAYFRONT EUROPEAN KITCHEN ANO 5,. llATHS, TURNING BASIN. VIEW, LARGE SUP, SOUTH PATIO. IAYWE 11.111.111 70 FT. BAYFAONT-PANOAAMIC ~ IQ\TI SLIPS, BEAMED CEILINGS. EXCWllVE BAYSHOAE8 CAPE COO CHARM. LNtGE DICK I LAWN ON BAY. LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. 5 BA, 3 BA. HOME OVERLOOKING SPACIOUS GAEENBEl T WITH ASSOC. POOL. SPA, TENNIS. BRIGHT AN AJFrf. • CAIYll ....... . ONLY BIG CANYON "'MONACO" ON MARKET. 3 BR 3 ~ MASTER WITH SUNKEN MARBLE T~ HUGE LIVING ROOM, GAEA T FOR ENTERTAINING. If LCDUIT --BELCOURT AT ITS MODEL HOME BEST, 2 IRS PLUS DEN OR UIRMY, EXPENSIVE DECOR WITH LOTS OF MAR&LE I GLA88. llAUTY & SOPHISTICATION. HO~i ES llYllllB am. NEW ENGLAND CHARM THAU-OUT. 3 BA. 2 BA WOOD FLOOAS. FRENCH WINDOWS & DOOA8. FORMAL DINNG ROOM WITH BRICK FLOOR. IAYllllB 14•.111 OUTSTANDING VALUE IN PRIVATE GATED COMMUNTY. LOVELY PATIO. FRENCH DOORS. BEAMED CBUNGS, 3 BEDROOMS ALL ADD UP TO BAYSHORES CHARM. Clllll IEL.. 118.111 SIMPLY THE BEST HARBOR VIEW HILLS LOCATION. UPGRADED AND EXPANDED 5 BR: BEAMED CEJUNGS, HDWD FLOORS. 2 FIREPLACES. SUPEA8 LANDSCAPE. WUTCUFF 11•.•I TURN KEV OPPORTUNITY. CUSTOM THROUGHOUT. 5 BR 4 BA, THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME. LARGE PROFESSIONALL V LANDSCAPED YARD. cmllA IEL llAll .... .. ONE OF A KIND" 3 BR HOME ON CANYON WITH WOODED CHARM AND DtSTINCTIVE DESIGN. YOU WILL BE ENCHANTED WITH THE SErnNG. CAllEDl•EI 1711.111 CATALINA SUNSETS ARE TO BE ENJOYED FROM THIS WAPIM 3 BR HOME. LOVELY POOL & SPA AREA, REMODELED KITCHEN, SEC SYS, REFURBISHED MASTER SUITE. llMIE TEIMCE EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH IN THIS DRAMATIC V1EW HOME. 3 BR 3 BA LIBRARY, GORGEOUS POOL & DECK AREA. FORMAL DR. WARM COMFORTABLE LMNG. llVllE TElllACE 11.1•111 SUPERB VIEW OF OCEAN, BAY. CITY LIGHTS & CATALINA FROM 4 mt. FAMILY ROOM, BONUS ROOM, POOL HOME. DEMAND AREA WITH SPECIAL HOME A MUST IEE 11.1•.111 THE EIG ONE THAT· DIOWT GET AWAY-YETI CUSTOMIZED 5 M 4.5 IA HOME. 4 FIREPLACES. POOL. SPA & WATERFALL U8ED BAICK PATIO. PERFECT FOR ALFRESCO ENJERT AINING . • CAIYll 11.111.111 ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 4 BR, 3~ BA TH HOME ON THE GOLF COUR8EI fEMODELEO, LIGHT AND AIRY, ONE-LEVEL RARE JEWEU ClllM Ill• 11,lalll · FOREVER LOCATIONI FANTASTIC OCAEAN. BUCH & JETTY VllW. TOT'Al. AEMODEL~ NEW. 3 BA n IA MUIT •TO APPAEOATE. \