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Home My WebLink About1990-08-23 - Orange Coast Pilot\ ... THE ORANGE COAST 2 5CENT S GOOD MORNING I It's Thur1day, Aua. 23, 1990, and here's what's happenina: ORANGE COAST WEATHER: Sunny, warm afternoon. Today'1 ~p/low: 7!-fi Y cstcrday's hifh/low: 7 I -62 Tomorrow's high/low: 72-66 SPORTS: MaJ-r Leape Buekll: DM1en I, PM!Helplala % a.ca...u •. Qkas• 1 ' Z4·HOU• HOTUN• TO TH• •DrrOll 642-6086 COlftlfle,,,. • 7Tp9 1 .. ,. ... AZ,_.,..,,. TELL TH E PILOT THOU SHALT NOT KILL? Laat week, Helen Su.an Piner ah<X LO death her cx·hutband. The DA rcfued ro fllc nwrdcr ch1Q1C1 becaute Panct'a cx·hUlband'a abusive bch1vlof lndlaud ahc may have flru! ind-ddeNc. Ar what point, if any, would you conttmpbtt liill lne your lpOUIC! Rcmcmbtt, )'Ollf ~ 1J wicdy wnlldcnt11l. _,,,,...._ 642-6086 An.-sdbe~ on the ecMotW Pll9 ot en~dlon. INDEX Bridge Busl~ss Ctasslfied Comics Crossword Entertainment Food Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Potke Log Society ~s TV listings Weattwr 09 A8 08-10 E6 09 Weekend Df·S 0 9 06 A9 A3 OS-6 Ef-4 Wttk~ Alf TODAY·s THOUGHT ••NewJ IS thf first rough dra~ of history." kn 8rldlff U.S. ly JOCELYN NOVECK The United States bolstered its forces in the Persian Gulf on Wednesday with a call-up of re- serves, and Jordan closed its border with Iraq because of the strain of thousands of evacuees fleeing Iraq and occupied Kuwait. Baghdad, meanwhile, claimed that two aircraft flying in from Saudi Arabia penetrated three miles into its airspace. An uniden- tified military spokesman quoted by the official Iraqi news agency THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1990 beefs up Gulf forces did not idcntat'y the planes or say whether they turned back volun- tarily or were chased by lraqi plaDC$. It also was not clear if the spokesman was rcfcrrina to a pen- c~tion of Iraq's own southern border with Saudi Arabia or that of Kuwait. which Baghdad now considen part of Iraq. On the diplomatic front, cracks appeared m what had been un· precedented U.S.-Sovict unity in the face of Iraqi ~fon. Rc- oorts from the United Nations iaid Moscow was slowing efforts to win U .N. approval of a resol- ution altowina warships to en· force sanctions against Iraq. In Moscow, officials disclosed that Soviet military cxpcns con- tinue to train Iraqi soldiers in the use of their Soviet-built weapons, three weeks after Moscow cut arms supplies to protest the in· vasion of Kuwait. Secretary of State James A. Baker Ill telephoned Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze to u~c Moscow to cooperate more full y in 1solatina Iraq, a State Department official sai<!. sp_eakjng on condition of anonymity. The response Balter rccet ved was a request for a slowdown at the United Nauons. U.S. offiC1als told The AP. But they said Shcvardnadz.c dJd not threaten a Soviet veto or other means to stop America from seeking approval of a mll.itary blockade and that 1n fact Mosc-0w was using its clo!ot' tics to Iraq to urge the release of Amencans and other Westemc~ ~pped in Iraq and Kuwait rn other cn s1s-rclatcd develop- ments: -President Bush rcpbed when asked about Iraqi tanlters that failed to stop dt"Spite U.S. war- ships' warning shots: "I think we've made clear to shipping that they can be stopped and ~e have the forces to stop them nght now .. -Four Na"y mine'i~cepcrs are being sent to the M1ddJe East as pan of the m1htar) opcra11on to defend Saudi Arabia Recruiters swamped by vets who now want to re-enlis·t Reserve call affects police 11y GEORGE McCRORY Dtllly Not SU« \Ifft!. .. COSTA MESA -Af\er Presi- dent Bush anno unced Wednes- day that he would call up more than 40,000 arrned forces rt· serves, local recruiters were swamped with calls from vet- erans who wanted to serve their country again. But the recruiters told most vets that they could not return 10 active service because they were too ol<i. "A lot of them sull want to come back. Most have pnor combat c•pericncc and arc still pretty aung-ho." said Petty Of· ficcr I st Class Mu Madrid. Naval Reserve recruiter in Hunt- inf.ton Beach. ·1 had one guy who was 41 years old who said 'f was there (Vietnam) in ·7 I. Can you brin~ me back in?' I said ·not realty,' Madrid said. Master S.t. Phillip Pennington said he bad about 15 more calls than usual at his Air Force Re- serve recruiting office 1n lrvtnc. Most calls were fronr people who bad served in the Air Force and wanted to sign up for duty apin. "They want to serve their country. but they don't meet the requirements." Pennington said. City Pier is really for the birds 8y ROBERT I ARKER 0.., l"IM SU« ~ HUNTINGTON BEAC H Prolific pelicans and uninhibited seaauUs have taken control of the abandoned City Pier -much to the olfactory distress of Joacrs. life-auards and visitors who venture into the vicinity of lifeguard towers one and three. "I was out runnina and the smell almost knocked me to my kntts," John Fisher said Wednesday. "It was unbelievably obno•ious. It smelled like the inside of a men's room." The pelicans and sequlls, joined by a few cormorants. have held full sway at the pier since it was closed in l988. They've u.ed it as their penonal po.!!)' -and they're not flushlna. Tbey've pven new manina to the tmn of pitt pilinp. The stend\ can be csptt&ally lll'Oftl when the weather is humid and the wind blows in ccr\lm direc- tions. .. When Meet a west wind, It can be ~t}' puftlltnt ... Marine Safety ~ Bill llichanbon con<:edcd. We bave oUr auys bole It off once a week. But the smdl is tcttina ~not bena. .. We bave a tuar conti.nt of brown pehcau (perUpt 10.) "I'm ~out my W1ndow (at li(cauard '8111en) -dam'• ........ ,......,.._ ...... AnrtJ recruiter SS918enjamln It. Guam•n t•ll•• some calls from people Interested In enllltlng. A rc~nhstcc in the reserves cannot be over 40 "military" ycan old, Pennington said. A person's m1ht.ary qc is his or her actual qc minus the years of service. For example. a 45-ycar- old man with four ycan of ser- vice would not be ehgJblc. while a 45-ycar-old man wlth I 0 years of service would be Chf.1blc. C~llS and office VISltS fro m younger enhsttts did not in- crease Wcdncsda). recruiters (Please IH VETS/bdc Pagel lly AMANDA \I/RAY Daily -SUlff ...,,_ William Cavcnaugh has been showmg his wife how to get alons with less m o ney Although Ca venau&h. a captain wuh the Laguna &each Poltcc Department. has a decent job. he knows he won't act two weeks notice 1f he has to leave. Cavcnaug.b also rs a reserve lieutenant colonel for the S Manne Corps and has been making continacncy plans ever since the first troops left for the M 1ddle East. "I have orders nght here 1n m) hand telling me where to go." he said Wednesday. ".<\II I need 1'1 a phone call." Like Cavcnaugh, rescn-1sts all across the country arc gcan ng up for such a poss1biht)'. President Bush o rdered the Pen- tagon on Wednesday to call m1lttaf) reserves to active dut)' for the fir;I time in 20 years. and some \8) 40,000 troops, most of them to replace active-duty NaY}. Manne. Arm> and Coast Guard units sent 10 the Middle East. could be activated Bush has authont} to call up 200.000 rt"SCrv1sts for I 0 da)s Mo'lt v.ould sta' in the L'n1tcd Suites · Many reservists can be found 1n Reservist rent break is offered 9Y K/Ut.f.N AUGE Dlllly .... ,..._ -- NEWPORT BEACH -As they aw11t possibly unsettlina arcetinas from Unck Sam. m1htal) rcscrvtsts v.bo bvc 1n Jrvme Co. apartments 1ot some good news from their landlord this week. The landowner has an- nounced that 11 wtll &JVC re- servists who arc ~tied into active dut) for more than two (PMaM SH RENT /bdc P-vel lav. enlorccmcnt and cmergcnc~ ~r· '1 cs, and police and fin-agcncu.•, arc tn ing 10 dctermin<' th<' impact' of losing "ell-trained emplo"c-es to all•'<' m1h t.an dut\ Otlic1ab at· mos1 Orange Coa\t pohc-e and fire deDdrtments ell DC\ t !Please SH CAU/hdl Pagel Magazine pollsters unhappy with area ly MA TT COKER Dlllly .... Staff ...,""" Nl'MBER '1 \ahf -If \OU hH 1n Bremerton Wallh wor~ in Alaska and are among the J J m1lhon 1dcnt1fied 1n a ne~ Internal Revenue Sen 1~ report. hfe mu t be prctt) dam peach) Brtmcrton ~ound up the numern . uno home addruc; 1n ~1one' maia- nne's fourth annual ~st Place 10 l ive poll. Oranac Count> was number 3 J Alaskans· per capita income grev. faster than an)'one cl~'s in the na- tJon last year. tht govcmmcnt 'IA.Id Wednesday But more of the nche t of the nch folks live in Caltfom1a than any- whc'"' else, the IR repont'd. ...,,... ....... -...~ lllrtb tNtve Ulllen over the eM of the H.., ... ._. ... 11wt1 CltJ "9r. Thanks to the Mo ne) poll. the Paci.fie Nonhwcst won bra111n1 na,hu for the )C&r Four of the rop C\&ht top places wcrr 1n Washinaton tate. and a fifih wu 1n Ottaon. btrd1 at C"efY foot of the ra11ina. •• he uid. "We're ~ina to talk with Fish &. Oamc officials and Ke 1f ~ can lam.it the number of btrds wtthout caUllftl them harm. Maybe they'll ftCOmmend a acate crow,.. R1ch- atdlon uld. ''Thttc's nobody on the ptcr to dwc them away. Tbttc arc four I.bi• that berdl do: Fly,-. ttt and, ala. (cacratc their ~ve tl"K1S.) And thac arc protiftC ... llJCMnllon noted c"8t beach at· tend&°" 1 down this year. but he doubted that the birds have turned off the cro~d The weather's bttn toOd for the mo t pan. he said. but other fOtteS may be 1n"olvcd - includn\I the per bctna clOtcd. the con1tn1CtJon that's to•na on down· tOWD and a SI surchar°I' on beach part.J111 to help S-Y for a ~ pter. Cny Councilman Wea Banrusttt opiftld \bat tbe binll have cttalai a pftt!}' lmOUI problem. ··nc OGJy -.y to tolve it." he aid wh.ll MJa1MC ta cbeet,. "ll tO tear down the pier " The peer. of course. 11 Jlatrd to be dcmobshcd. stan1na shtlttl)• after Labor Oa y to make way for a new ptC'r. flsbcr, the beach J01F1 wbo WU almoll knocked to has lc:ntts by the smell. aid lifcpardl loki him the aroma was IO bed that officaal have ewwaed \Mir IOW' of duty a.n ~ oa ud near IM peer c..,.. flichardloft., wtlik Kknowl-cdlina tbc tCMilb ti~ duty. laid DO ll8lipmcfttl M .. '9eeft dal.•1 d, Meanwhile. our own Ortnte County ~11 10 pots from Jut year Oespne hav1 na k5S 'mos. lcu cnmc and 0 Thc ttapptest Place on Earth" (Odfteyland) •ilb10 its bonkrs, M Mn edled out by M1Pbon Loi AnltDlona 8e8cb (No. IO. up \bree DOICbel frocn a.st )ear) and Ri~ lcnardino (No 29. doWft I I N1111 him 1919). ~ ~. Calil.. clid beat or..jl CCNMy, FIL. (Ortanck> ............ NO. 71 lillr-'° No. 200>. bl& • .... a ._. ..,_ °'-Ca ..... N.Y .. wllktl ...... :,..._ __ ,...,.... ... .. .. '" ,, ,, .. • . . . • ' • . • ' - ,.. . r. • GE Orange Coast People John and Tina Bazacas Newpo~ Beach woman murdered at mountain resort -_ ~ ~ -r • . ,~ .Uowed piyn>ll budget SANTA A.NA -A buknaptey Judie bu puled~ l..c:. ~co pay~ ma& ,.yro11 IDd cenaiD Olber' oblipdon1 tiMed on NDIS I ft~Week, $600,000 budlet tbfouP Sept. 21, ofliciah of tbe lrvi.......-di1COUnt buyina aer· BRIEl'S vice laid WedneedaY. DUJ. la addition, the ftlncla will allow the com~ny le? .J*Y approiumately $185,000 of pre-petition ObUllUocal. inc:ludina beck waaes and accrued VICllioG and holiday pey owed to 114 workers that John Bazacas. owner of The Newport Beach Ath letic Club. and his daughter Tina. the club's general manager . ,, FAMILY BUSINESS -------- lly HllS YOICOf .,_ ............... NEWPORT BEACH -Tulare County sheriff's detectives are searchma for a suspect~ motive in the shootina death of a Newport Beach woman at the rustic moun- tain resort she operated in the southern Sierra Nevadas. Bonnie Jean Hood, 46, was found shot to death early Sunday in her cabin at the Camp Nelson Lodae. whk h she owned and operated. Lodae caretaker Rudy Manuel, 35, was also shot but sunwed and was listed in stable condition Wednesday at Valley Medical Center in Fresno. Both Hood and Manuel were shot in the head. but Manuel was able to telephone authorities from the cabin at 3:20 a.m .. according to Tulare County Sheriffs Sgt. John Zapalac. Zapalac said no weapon was round at the scene. There were no signs of a scuffle in the c.abin and nothing appeared to be missing, he said. Zapalac also said he hadn't heard of any problems Hood might have had with locals in Camp Nelson. a community of roughly 150 residents near the Sequoia National Forest. Most of the population consists of retired people, Zapalac said. The Porterville Recorder. a local newspaper. reported Manuel told an ambulance volunteer the attack was an attempted robbery and that the attacker was a .. biker-type" armed with a snub-nosed .38 revolve(, wore a Harley Davidson neckerchief and News of the weird Oed in a arey. late-model Jeep. Hood was described 11 an eDefFUC woman who divided her time between the lodle and her New- Port Beach home 1ppt01imately '41/J boun away, where her developer husband J im and her son and dauabter, aae• 16 and 131 live. tfood and her husband oouabt the old. historic IC>dee. which baa been closed for nine yean, in 1987 and she put her au into filina up the dilapidated site and tumina it anto a blah-class resort that attracted most· ly Southern California visitors, said Harriette LarTew, the Porterville Re- corder's community life editor and a friend of Hood's. The resort consists of a w cabins, includina the one Hood Ii ed in, a restaurant with a larse, tic dinina room, a bar, a coffee sh p, a two-story motel with about a d zen rooms, a camwound, stables and a recreational vehicle park, larrcw said. Larrew said Hood "was always trying to keep the peace with the old established mountain people," but she seemed to focus on attracting wealthy Southern California visitors to the resort by makina such moves as hiring chefs from the southern region. As a result, locals didn't frequent the lodJe much, Lam:w said. "What they tned to do was bring a social retreat fo r executive people and it didn't. really work here," Larrew said. Sull, Hood told Larrew the lodge was doing well financially. were laid off' Jut week. . . . Tbe compenr filed for Chapter 11 protection las~ Fnday, m ~· to a civi lawsuit filed July 2'4 in federal coun 10 Northern California. A aublequent preliminary injunction froze the company's lllCtl and called for it to ceate operations. , In a related deciaion the judae postponed until Sept. 5 a rubna on Fund.America's requett to 1ps>0int an independent e~miner to illvatipte the alleptions apanat the company .• T!'e .JU~~ al!<> postponed a rulina reprdina the bankruptcy court s JUnsdict1on 1n the cue. Cowtty m.y charge cities for Inmates SANT A ANA -The Ora.nae County Board of ~~pervison Wednesday indicated their support for a plan t~ _charge c1t1es $75.50 for each prisoner they book into the county Jail system.- "We don't enjoy this at all," Supervisor Don Roth said. But "no matter what we do, we are aoina to be in a ,trouble ~ wh~[.C people say, 'Hey, don't cut my department, don t cut my lSS!Je. Budaet Director Ron Rubino said the $75.50 1s .the ~!"~ amount the county. received from the state for booking c111es prisonen prior to the state's budaet problems. . "We are sensitive to the unexpected nature of. this new f~;· Rubino said, addina that other counties charge booking fees as hiJh as S 150 a prisoner. After bearing from law enforcement officials who are anll)'. about the plan, the board agreed to defer a vote on the matter until November. Plans may threaten mountain Hons SANTA ANA -New construction planned in the Santa Ana Mountains could lead to the extinction of mountain lions in Oranae County, according to a report out Wednesday. The checkerboard of new homes and busi nesses threatens to block travel routes the mountam lions need to find food and. dunna mating season. each other, said a researcher. "The ~pulation point-blank will not survive if there arc no travel comdors,'' Orange County Cooperative Mountain Lion Study leader Paul Beier told a newspaper. He said ho using and freewa ys have already cut the hons off from the San Joaquin Hills in coastal south Orange County, as well as areas to the north and east in the San Gabriel, San Bernardino and San Jacinto mountains. "It's a fam1l) business," said Tina "'ho works alon~1dc her father. her brother Tom and their cousin Chns. Tina·s pndc 1s thl' club the) built together Stray monkeys plague Miami Govemor proud of trade record FIRST HEAL TH CLUB------- Mr. Bazacas opened the first health club in Newport back 1n 196 1. Then 1n 1971, The lrvrne Co. asked him to open a club for men only He has trained man~ gold and s1h er medalists since. GREAT ESCAPE--------- "Guys come in here and the~ 're abk to work out and 'itan shooting the bree/t~ and the) JUSt forget about business fo r awh1k and relieve some tension." he \aid EXERCISE FRATERNITY------- "A lot of great lnend"1h1p!I were deH·lopcd out of our dub," Tina said "There are gu ' s v. ho met and down the road were 1n cac h 01her's v,,cdd1ng!I That's how clo~ the~ are II\ like a fra 1ern11~ " TINA'S ROOTS---------- Tina was a toddler when her dad worked at an L. <\ g) m H<.'r best bab) pictures. she 'laid. show her dangling on th<.' equipment FOR FUN------------ For fun. Tina compc1es 1n man) local 10-kilomcter race,. teaches aerob1n classes and volunteers at Hoag Mcmonal Ho~p1tal. A graduate of Newpon Harbor High. she still follows the high school's maJor sporting e'ents -Compiled by Joy Aalboay Editor'• aote: II you taow 1omeoae wbo 1bould bt featured Jn "Oruge CoHI Peoplt" ca ll tbt Dally PJ/01'1 City ~1t •I 14t-43tl, or leave • me11agt oo tbt Editor'• HolliDt -llt-1081. MIAMI -Rogue monkeys are on the loose 1n South Florida. and trapperc; aren't finding 1t easy to round up the stray s1m1ans. "Boy. wr got monkeys comrng out of our cars down here... cxot1c- w1ldlife trapper Todd Hardwick said Wednesda). "Since January, I've handled probabl) 35 or 40 monkey calls JUSt in Dade County." The pnvate animal catcher has caught a dozrn strays in the M1am1 area alone this year. "I've apprehended capuch1 n monkeys. squirrel monkC)S, spider monke)s. macaque monkc)S, marmoset monke)S and two green monkeys." he said. running out of breath. "Monke)S. monke )S evel)- where I don't know what's gorng on ·· Nei ther does the state Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission "There's been a very marked in- crease," said commission Lt Kathleen Kelley. "Catching them is one of our pnont1es." Hardwick can offer some painful tales to show how difficult that ca n be. One recent call took hi m 10 a seventh-Ooor condominium apan- ment. "When I stepped on the bakon). he ~mackcd me right on the mouth." he said "The bouom hne 1s I'\ c faced snakes 250 to 300 pounds. I'd rather do that than tangle w11h a monke)" II r.ALI. WESTEC. (714) 951-0831 II • # 1 in Residential Security • Purchase a Home Security System by Sept. 15th and Receive a Free Monitored Fire System • Call Today! The mon keys in Hardw1ck's ex- penence, ranging in size from 4 to 40 pounds. are smart but can get violent 1f cornered. Many of the loose capuchins. a favonte of organ gnnders. ha ve long canine teeth and will bite to get away from people. Kelley underwent a painful scnes of rabies shots after being bitten earlier this year. "Everybody else. they look at a monkey and say. 'Oh. a cute monkey.' .. Hardwick said. "I've had them throw my own traps d own at me. . .. They'll pick avocados and mangoes and oranges and throw them at me." "I had one a while back. jumped in seven cars and ate their up- holstery," he said. "These monkeys are bad news. They're trouble- makers." -By llte AHoclalH Pre .. Correction An item 1n Wednesday's In- side the Newsroom gave the wrong date for the Democratic Party of Orange County's big garage sale. The fund-raiser will be held this Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 8722 Bel Air Circle, Westm1ns1er. The Or1111e Coast Dally Pilot regrets the error. ~OUTHERN CALIFORNIA CADILLAC DEALERS ANAHEIM -Over the past eighl years, Gov. Geo~e Deu· kmejian said the state's trade programs have expanded Ca1Jfom1a's exports and maintained its position as the nation's leading exporter state. California had foreign sales of $43.4 billion m 1989 Deukmejian, whose term expires in November. said in a speech to the World Affairs Counci l of Orange County Tuesday that he'd like to be remembered as a leader who gave California "a foreign policy that can be summarized in one word: trade." Although Deukmejian said he 1s "not looking to be labeled as California's trade governor.'' he said that he believes his adm1n1s- tration "will be remembered for gett1n* California 10 volved m 1he international competitive marketplace. · -From Dally Pilot Nrw1 Srrvlcn ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat VOL. M, NO. 235 ------Edttor'• Hotline 642.eo&I YOll _,,,_. illDoul the Diiiy Pllal OI -..... be r9CIOfded and~ dnaty 10 Ed!W Wllillll'l l atldlll The MtlW 2'4--haut -~ Mtlllc9 !Ny be u.ad IO -d ...,.,. to I,_ edilof on 11111 lq>IC Conllbl!Olt IO OVI lei!.,.~~~ It.or IWllN end I~ ""'"* lot ..... il:Mlon T II• ot 10\ll commin~y 11eW1C>A I*, .. 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Then I try to fit blondes and redheads of every size and shape. wet tov.clr;, tennis rackets. hairspray, lnsh setters and ghetto blasters into a convertible roughly the size of a bathroom closet. We look pretty funny going down the freeway. Everybody wants to go 1n a d11Tercn1 direction. If one wants to go to the beach. another wants to go to the mall. Or the skate nnk The next day. they "switch." My gasoline bill quadruples in summer -and 'll does my food bill. It's ama11ng how kids who manage to su rvive on three square meals a day 1n winter suddenly need Si)( or sc,cn as soon a!> thq have an adult to harass. This has been a part1cularl)' bad summer. Ul\I !>umrner. I dumped them at the swim club every day. Sinlc the) 're goo<l swimmers. the ~~1m team coach was w1ll1ng to put up with h1tt1ng. scratching, screamin~ and pushing (my kids hate each other) for the sake of the team point average at weekl} ~w1m mt•ets I was able to get nd of them from 8 a.m. until dinnertime - and the) 'd wmc home !Ired enough 10 fall into bed without much of a fuss. But last Ma). the) put their l'Ollectl\ e feel dov. n "No more s~1m team. mum." the~ ..aid. and thn meant bu!>int:l.!> ngrateful little brats How lOuld the) balk a t spending ano1hc:r •rnmmer the l.amc v.a) the} ·,c spent t'\l'f) summer since the) v.ere 1oddlcr'> and fi~urt·J o ut that )OU could make momm) 'ef!-mad indeed b) uav.hng dov.n the "up" escalator at Robinson's and pain11ng purpk ranng 'ilrlf>t'' on her nc:~ IJMW v.11h nail poh .. h'' I panicked And then I tncd 10 rea'ion "11h thl·m "f rem·h IOJ'.)I for breakfast C\l'f\ da\ for thl' rl'\I 111 till' summer," I prum1'>cd I ncn ofTertd 111 ict them mo!. on tht• l.1tr hcn stove instead of on the gnll dov.n b) tht• nt•1ghhc 1r' hurn "Forget 11 . mom," the} sau.l "We gl·t 'iunhurnl·d v.hrn )OU ka\e us at the duh all da\ -and. hcs1dcl.. dad ~on't kl U'> ordl'r loh\tt.•r and tav1ar 1n the d·in1ng mom an\ more "We're \!Cl. uf \teak o;andw1chc., and '1rg1n p1n,1 uilada' Jnd we don't neeJ an) more 1t·nn1\ outfit, "There\ nothing left to bu' 1n lhl· pro \hop. \O "C 1111gh1 ,,, ''di \13) homt• .. flomc'' Home'' I du.ln't hkt• the \Ound o l 11 So I sugge'>led !>um mer J<>h'> -a' mother'' hl'iPl'" lnr thc lam1h do"n the <tlrect "•th the nev. set ol 1v.1n\ \etn·th I hopt·d 11 might turn into J Pl'rmanent. )Car-round. llH·-in \llUJlwn ~t~ ne1ghh<H v.ct<,n 't luokJ '>he 1m1l. ha lam1h 111 I 11101x· l11r 1v.o month' Chern1ghl. J v.a!> ball. in the ~me rut I'd linJlh UJ''lnl uut uf v.hen nl\ l.1d'> l.(lll old t•ncwgh 111 ~raJuatt· Imm m11rn1n~ w"11'n' 111 ugh. I m gonn.i lhrnv. up J.inclcr~.Jrtt·n Onl) no~. I v..i.,n 't dealing v.11h cute li11lc ri,l'·\eJ r 11111\ c>n1· of m) l.1d!> 1' .i lull) adolc,«ent h)Pl'r-pub<.·\t.enl hm-trJ1eJ I~ \eJf old "'ho'!> h1~er and '>lrnnger than I am -\nlJrlcr tuu -.1ml 1hink\ nutlung ul l.ntx.king nl\ block off 11 I ''"n't gl\t' hn .tll 111 m) S·N-.i-p.ur f 1>gal/Mcrlctto f1~hne1 pant~ho\t' kt hn lncntl ~1anl\n cornc O\l'f Jnd !>JX'nd thl' n1~h1 tor nint· or Ill da" 111 .1 rnv. dnip hl'I off .it ha lnrnd !\laril) n' hou\e alla lunch tlH·n dm l' all the V.J} h.1ck down and pick her up later 1h<11 ~unH' .lltl'rn11011 after '>he and \faril) n run around all oH·r Aalho.1 t..la nll "1p111tt 11111 the lred 11 hm11' o n m) charge card\. <)he and her little \l\tcr (who p11.k\ up had hahll\ ca'il~ I dn our a v.cek\ wonh of grotcn c:'> for lunrh e'er) da' demand 111 tx· taken to Ralph\ or Von\ \O the~ can load up nn '>hopping t .in v.1 1h 20 pound') of wrn doge; put an)th1ng 1h1.•\'H• v.ll!n for nwrt· than two m1nu1n 1n the wac;h1ng m.!th1m· kl the dog\ lrampk rhrough 1h1.· hou')e 1mmed1a1el) after thl·~ 'q• takC'n a "" 1m 1n 1h1.· pool then rolled in thl' c.l1n undernt•111h m' pr1 1t• h\d rang1.·J hu\hl'' Not l(uoJ . not jloo<l "' all If onl) there v.ere \ome delent form ol puhllt trJn,11on.11 w11 Rut that v.on't hctppen until long allt'r the~ hJ H' thl·1r dn ,cr ' htl'n\es ~h1ch 11 1 ha'c amth1ng 10 ,,1\ ..1bou111 v.111 l'x: \11mt·t1111r 1n the m1ddk ol lhl· nn1 1.cn1u r. A' then. tht·~ ma) ha'e lllffiC to tt·rrn' "1th JU'I him t11 l t'<l ,,o n wmn11 rt•.1/h llt'f' v.hcn ~ou \nc.11. intt' the k1td11.·n r1gh1 hc:l11r1.· dinm·r and t.k~ln" ;rl/ the mt'\"'18t'\ on ha .wrnt'nn/l mJ1 him· Judy Chmbu/11/a 's C'Oluma ruDJ SuadMJ'S aad Tbursd•J' Topper \ 1\.111.t tilcndalc Lo., o.\ngcle' Oecco Heart\ K + C lub<i Jall D1amonc1'i ·\ll' • 'ipadcs I 0 Three communities comprise Balboa Island • Jn Newport Beacb: Balboa lr;land. ltkc (1aul. is d1"1dcd into three part\ -Balboa l~land. Little Island and Colhm Island I 11tle hland 1\ not h11le for ~mall. 11 1s I 11tlc for Jam1.''i Little who..e nUflll' 11 hears n1ntrthu1rd fl\ JJUtl\ Harm·tt • lo Cotta Mtsa: fa1p·1ew Park. on the :"fa· t1onal Reg1\ter ol t ll\lllm Plate~. hrnr' nn 11" bluff\ o"crlooking 1he Santa >\na R1 ,er. the remnant' ol cver)dn) hfe extC'nc.l1na h1u k mnre tha n 4,000 )Care; Dc·\p1lt' '°uven1r hunte~ and farming 1mplemcnt'I. the 'ilte 1\ '° large and 'in nch in ort1fu h that much remains intact. 11\clud· 1ng manm itnd metates. the hand·'\11ed \tonc1. and Oat fl>\ k<t used 10 gnnd ~eds and 1he m)'stcriou'I cuaston<'\, the use of wh1 h " ~till unlnown to u~ • Ja lr~lnt: Valencia oranJC'-although named afler a region 1n cntern ~p;iin. arc actuall) a .. train from the A1ort~ c. llC'<l Hart'"' Tardiff. but 1hcy grc.>w I.letter 1n Oran.ae Count than anywhere cbc Wt''l'C' purwi., thr squC'<"Tt' on }CW for rontnbut1on ro th1~ rolumn Ju•t 5t'ntl ~our h1s1on al fa ts to D1tl )''au Kno14, Oruae Coatt Dall)' Piiot. P 0 Bo' I 60. Co"'ta Mesa, 92626 -C...,,IH •1 A ... s,.1118 Observant hero honored by CHP 1y IRIS YOKOI o..., ,_ , .. ,,, wm .. HUNTINGTON BEACH -Paul Mora is a very observant sort. "I'm one of those guys who looks at everythin& while he's dnving." the 37-ycar...old Huntington Harbour resident said. His attentiveness on 1hc road came in panicularly handy on May 18. It saved a Nevada woman's life. Wednesday, at a ceremony 1n Westminster, Mora received the California Highway Patrol's highest ciuzen's award. the Certificate of Commendation. for his efforts 1n rescuing Holly Ann Waters on that fa1cful evening. In what h1Jllway patrol officials call an amazing rescue. Mora and CHP Officer Don Qualls saved Waters from death after her truck drove olT Highway 395 in the Bndgeport area of Inyo Count)' and overturned in a creek. Mora. a 19-year resident of Hunt- ington Beach. and Qualls found Waters underwater and through teamwork were able to restore her breathing. Waters. a 34-year-old m other of three young teen-agers. survived a three-Oay coma and today. by her own account. is almost whole "M y head 1s working kind of slow. but I'm feeling better nov.." Waters said Tuesday dunng a telephone 1nterv1ew from her Dayton. ~e' home. Mora. his wife Sharon and 12· year-old son Ethan were iravcling north on 395, on their way to their vacation home on Crowley Lake. when Mora noticed a dust cloud ahead. As he drove past the cloud. he saw fresh skid marks stretching from the lcn lane to the right. Ahhou&h he couldn't sec anything 1n the brush ofT the road, he sumuscd a vehicle had run ofT the road and decided to tum around. As he turned. he spotted Officer Qualls stopped on the southbound shoulder and told him about his susp1c1ons. Mora and Qualls we nt back to the sue of the sk1dmarks and found Warner's truck oven um ed in Pinc Creek. partially submerged and hid- den b) brush. "We walked forward 100 f~t or so from the road and fo und a truck on its side 1n the creek water:· Mora said Qualls directed Mora to get first- a1d equipment from hi s patrol tar and called for bac k-up units The officer saw that Waters' head and shoulder'> were underwater but couldn't grt the door'I open He broke a window. ··w 11h one hand, he got hold of her and held her up while I got the oxygen ready." said Mora. who fur- tunatclv knew how to prepare the oxygen' device as an cmplO)Ce ol the pipeline department of Southern Cahforn1a Gas Co With Mora's help. Qualls ~a\ abk tCl restore Waters· breathing unul City prepares plan to conserve water lly TO NY OODERO DMl)t ,...,, ll•f'I \lltlte• FOUNTAIN VALLEY -The City (ounul ado pted an ordinanle Tucsda> night 1ha1 "'" allo~ the city to enact st net water con<>en a- uon measures in 1he future "The state 1s 1n a predicament and we all ha'e to do our pan." ~·d Ma} or Uiurann ( uok. "The hc:'t thing v.c can do 1s JU!>I be prepared .. Enaumn of the ordinance "'111 allov. the counul to 1mpleme01 one of three \Cparate \tagcs of "atcr conscr".t11c.1n 11 11 is deemed nt't.· <:essar. 'tagl· one v.ould rl•que'>I the re\I· dents of ~oun1ain Valln to \olun- lanl) lOn\l'r'e watC'r ron-.ump11on b> 10 per<en1. l''lpeuall) during the summer month~ Stage two v.uuld 1mpoo;c mc:1n· datof) limit'> nn tht• da)<> that rC'>I· dent\ wuld water tht"1r la~ n-;, ha\ed on odd numbered addre'ise' on one da) and e'en number\ the next If the council dcclarcd a 'tage- threc emrrgcney. certain v.ata at· 11"111c\ v.ould be proh1b1tt•d At 1h1s 11mc. h11v.c,er. the 1.11unu l ha'i no 1n1en11on ol implementing either .,tage. but the ord1nantc v.a' adopted as a precau11onar) mcasure ··11 ~e do ha'e another \Car ot drought. 11 gl\CS the Ot\ th<.' up- ponun1t\ to tal.e au1o n .. l 11~ eng~ necr Jcrf 'iinn !Wild "II the) feel 11 \ warrantC'd. lhn Ith<.' lOUnul1 wi ll go ahead Jnd implement une ot tht' \tc!ge\ "R1gh1 no~. pred1t.11 om Jr(' 1hat v.e're goinl.( 10 ha\e an t•arl\ "1nlt'r .. C. ook 'aid T herdorl' \hC' \a"' ·no reason to 1mpkmt·n1 t•11hn ol tlw stagc~ di 1h1s 11m<.' Longtime resident dies NEWPORT Bl:.A( H -.\ mcm· onal service will be held at I pm aturda) at Paulk View Mcmnn.11 Park for \tanan Mctrg.arel l.\m1lh J longtime rcs1dt·n1 of :"lev. por1 Ht'al h Sm11h died pcc!l dUll) .it ha hnml' l\ug. I~ at the age of I.I I Sm11h v.a\ h\Jrn Jan I~ I !HN 1n Vinton. lov.a. a'> thC' onl) l hild nl Jc:nn) and Rm Ha1sh ~hen 'he was four. she and her lam1I \ mCl\Cd. to C. aliforn1a he grcv. up 1n I m Angrlcs and graduated fro m lfo!h- ~ood High School. ~here 'hr nw1 her future husband. Donald I k \\ 111 Smith Sm1 1h graduated from \.1 111' < ul lege 1n Oakland "llh a hdd1d111'' degret' 1n home econu m1 c.\ v.h1th sht· 1mmcd1a1el) put 111 u\e h~ run· n1ng the d1n1ng room 11f thr ~omcn·~ wllcge In October 1921 alter ct '" ·H'.H n>urt\h1p. Sm11h marm·d l>onald The toupk had four t h1ldre11 dun ntt 1hc1r 56-)ear marnagt• The Smith fam1h o h,t•rq·d fir,1hand thl' ~re J I I I./ 1"' '\Jn 11.'fnan- do \'allt•\ tlooJ v.hcn 11 \V.l'flt nght through 'the lu~rr .-,<:t 1111n ot thl'lf S onh th1ll ~"oo<l propert\ . ~n11tht•1 h1ghllgh1 1n \m11h ' lilc "'"' hl'r 11./MI trip v.11h hl'I hu\h,1nd dtrll'>\ thc .\tlJ nlll Jbt1JrJ thl' Queen l111Jh<'th 11 and .i n·turn from l urnix· ah<Mrd thl' ()ue,•n \tan .\n a"1J hndgc pla)Cr <\m11h Jl\11 tool. 11me 111 bl.· .i hit' ml·mhc.·r 111 PLO ctnd a memh<·r nl the 1 Ul'W.1' < luh Ho.ig Hosp11ar., ''~ { luh Jntl the '-orth lltllh ~ood \'. nml·n·, tluh ~ht' 1s "lUr' 1\Cd h} her daughte" .\1lccn ~all'bur. ot ~.1n1.t 'I no .tnd Robin L.41v. rrnl e of '-ewport Rl'Jt h !Ion'> Donald D "im1th Jr 111 l1 11nl 1ngtun lk.tl h and K.1, m11nd \\ Smith nl I ong Bl·.id1 \CH'n grJnd l hildren .ind '" )tH-.11 tt1.1nd l hild ren The lam1h r<.'quc''' d11nJtH1n' 1n Smith\ mt·nwf") he m.1'11· '" 1 loag Ho<op1tal'<, '~~ C.. luh •· ORA.NM COAaT DMY MOT Thured8y, A.uguM 23, 1llO A8 .. ................. ~...__..... Paul Mor• w•• honored for .. v1n9 • woman•• llf• .tier "• became curious about some sk id merlc1 on th• highway. add1t1onal help amvcd "The officer said her breath was coming once every 30 seconds when he first pulled her up," Mora said "We're gues~ing there was four minutes from the time we saw the dust 10 the 11me we pulled her up." Mora said he 1s trained 1n cardiopulmonary resusc1ta11on. but that he couldn't ha"e adm1n1!>tered 11 in 1h1!> in!>tance becau~ of Waters· po!>1t1on. He noted how fortunate 11 was that both he and Qualls hap- pened 10 be at the scene ··tf I had been b) m)\Clf I ~ouldn't have had an) oxygen or an) v.a) to call for help." Mora \31d "We v.cnt home that night, m' v.1fe and I. and though1. 'Th1<i lad\ ~a\ reall) meant to hvc because evct)'· thing JUSt went perfectly.' " .. .. An absolutely amazing rescue. said Highway Patrol spokesrrao Lyle Whitten "Everything j ust ~II into place" Whmen said Qualls received Che h1ghwatpatrol's tnird hi&hc~t a~ard for offi cer'i. the Meritorious Achievement award. Although Waters hasn't spoken to Mora personally. she bad an erao- uonal message for him. "I love him. and thank yo u." Waters said in a tearful voice. "I think he's a re· markable man He saved my bft ... Noted Mora "To think that the onl) th~ that kt:)ed me to n was a little bn of dust .. Residents tired of buses, graffiti By TONY OODERO D-")o ""°' St•lf \&Im•• FOL !"T Al!'-\'ALLI 'I \ grcrup of rc!>1c.ll·n1' lOmpla1ned to the C 1t} C. ounul r ul·.,da' n1gh1 lti.tt tht· nunheJ\1 l1•rn1.•r of the wv. n 1s being neglcued Memberi. ot the l 1hur11n 'onh lfunwov.nl'f\ "'"01.1at1nn addresc;cd the luunl ii Jnd pH" it.led tht·ni "'llh a pkthora ol problems that the\ contcnd I\ dn1pp1n~ the 'dlul'.i.11 their homes S umber une on tht• ll\t "'"' the l\\Ut: 111 ( >< TD bu'> dn' er\. "'ho the group lOntend' ha'e ht•en U\1ng lhr tnmpk\ J\ J parl.ing lot for their break'> ~s'iOC1ation mcmht'r \1Jrl>. \1d urd tuld thl' wun1.1l that the hu'> Jn,cr<, park th<' large hu'K'' 1n !runt ol thl' home\ along L1lat .\'cnue often ktung lhl" englllC' idle Th1\ he <,a1J result'> in a loud. \mclh \ltuat1on He ..a1ll ()( 11> ut1i1.ial, hct \e re\r<>ndt·d to wmplaint'\ tn the past. hut 11\ onh " \hun 11mt• hcfore the dn,cr\ r<.'.,umC' thC'1r d1. lion'> "Onte 0( TD <tll>p\ mun1111nng tht• Jn, er.., thn r,1an had up .. \h( ord ..aid But OCTD <,pokcsv.onMn \fon.i \ 1.tda ... ud 1hc dn,cr' ha'e hc:cn ~arned about parlonii, 11n I llal <\H"nuc '\\l· ha\C· field \UPl'f\1'>111'> ~ho tr. 1u 1.·n l11ru• J' mu1.h d' thn l"an 1ha1 the dn\ers do not park thert· · \he.· ,.ml There ar<.' other O< 11> t11m pl,11nt\ ho~c,er C1t•orgc !\11n1lhtello prl'\ltknt 111 tht• J\\01.1 a11on. pcnntcd out 1ha1 thl' hu\e\ dn'e J 11'<"n l il.t\ .11 ,\II h1•llf' 111 thl' night \Clmt'llme\ U\1n g thc \lrt't'I \(l m.11.t• l . IUrrl\ He '>aid that tht· prot>km began Jh<1u1 th rl'l' 'l·ar' ago "ht·n (}{ l [) bU\("\ v.nl' a·-wutl'd 1hr11l1gh lhl I 1hurnn area het·au\C' of lfarh<1 r Uouk,arJ npan\11>0 Hut hl· ,,ml thctl npans1on linl\ht:d long ago and ht· v.,1n1' lhl' hU\C.'' 111 \top U\1111.l the 1ran a' a trall1t ruute \ 1ada ..aid 0< '11> ha' .1lv.a'' U\l.'J th.11 n•utl' hu1 '"'l' Jrc d1eck1ng into f'll•\\lhl\ fl' rou11n~ till' hu'I.'' l 1burun '\11nh I\ .i 1.nnd11m1n1um ,omrll'\ nlJr tht• uirner ol Harhor BnulC\ drJ and I Jinttrr \' C'nu1· \1nlt' 11 I' " rn' ate 1.nmpln. hl1mc11v.ner' \d' lhl'\ ll'l'I the l 11' 1.111' 11> I"'"' <1lll'Ot1on to their tomplainl\ '\'. e v.ant l put' a hu' H•Ull' · \hl d1J "'' ho~C\rr thJt .i ,j,, Jllt•rnl'' " llll1 l>.1ntt 1n1<1 thl' prnhkm .\notht•r \unt.ern \tllleJ "' lhr gruur v.a' the l\\Ul' 111 1mrea'it"d µng p.r.trli11 'hov.ing up 1n 1h1 nt•1p.hhorh1xxl .\•,10\IJl1111l mcmh<:r fr.i n l\ukmin '-lid \hl· "'"' Jngr. l'x'l3U'K" the mJnJttrr' 111 tht· \ nn\ \IJrl..l't lh2tll llctrhrn Hhd ilfl' not \ lcdning Uf"I ~r,1tli11 that I\ 'l'rJ\t•J 1111 ,,, V.,lll\ \ ""' ,11)1, 1t1I' "'l'll' un.n Jil.1hk 1111 l•Ht1nH·111 ,,n \\ ctin<'~fa , tiu1 l\cl'\'\ J 1,pulrJ ...._ulcm1n' ,11mnwn1' \.\1.· h,1\l' 11111 t11und thdl I\ he: lhl' \.J\l' 1-..l'l\t'\ \.llll 'ihl' ... a1J otl1u.t l' lrum ~1•dt· l'nh•rH·nwnt h.tH' 1nll1rmeJ hl'I th.t 1hl'r<.' " rh• ttrc:111111 .11 \on' · 1 ht• puh~c dqMnml·nt " 'trnng t gct11ng thl' grJll11 1 rrmn'l'll .1, IJ\I J' thr' tinJ 1t."' l\el'I.'' ..aid Short-timer takes break from jail fl 1 ()!{() - An <\nahe1m man <tCf\ mg 1a1I u me for minor drug ofTenws and numerous traffic 11ckc1' JUmped the v.all at a cou nt ~ hra nl h Jail \\ ednr\dJ\. but wa'l l aptured less than an hnur later Aaron ~Hott Gregory. 26. v..ho had abou1 threl' months leO tin hi\ sentence'. e~aped from the Jame' \ Musick Bran h Jail in ti r 11111 .11 about 10.30 am . ..aid Oranl.(l' < 0110 t) hcnff~ I 1 Dir k Ol'lCln Gregor). v..-h11 ~ a<o plaled in thl· minimum '<'l uril\ lar ll11' l.i'I month. wa., 'Pl'ill'd at In 111C' Boule\ard oamf Bake Parlv.a\ .tt 11.24 a m b) a 'ihc111T\ hrllrnptt·r pilo t and a dcput) 1n 1 pat ml r ar I k was taken into custod) al\cr a hnrt foot chaSt'. Ol~n said (trCJOI) v.111 probtbl} rE'Jfet I hl" fa1l«i escape attempt. Ol\<in .,.11d "He'll be in maximum SC'\Unl\ no"' ... the lieutenant \81d .. \\t"'c had au)'' 11r • ·•• "'"'' • · 1hc) 'vc had onl) one or two da\' ten Don't Hk me why .. -111 lk IMRy Piiot Cotta Mesa I h lo , .. 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Onve throuah •n ua• lockrd \hd1na ps door and look the t. rar-old wom.an'i two llftltrle bll' v.h1 h COl\\a1ned bf-.. and ll~l'ltt , -' . " . .. .... ---. .. - 1 · I .. r .. ~ , .. E i ~ I I I ! I • w I I I i I i c • • I i i • 2 • 2 • • • • . • -.. • • • c • • .. • 5 • <>MW COAIT DAILY PILOT A4 ThUreCMy, Augwl 23, 1tl0 East Germany rejects I immediate reunification ly MAltK l'ltrTZ M•.,... ~ 'llrtt« EAST BERLIN -East German lawmakers overwhelmingly rejected a proposal Wed nesday night to im- mediately unite their country with West Germany. The proposal by the small Ger- man Social Union party was voted down 183-56 with 125 abstentions . But debate continued over other dates for unificati on in a clash be- tween the major political parties that has drawn ridicule from many Ger- mans 1n both nations. Prime Minister Lothar de Maiziere demanded lawmakers end their prolon$ed power struggJe and agree on a simple date for <'.Jerman unity . "Many people have gotten th<' impression di1Cu$S1ons over a date are more impon.ant to us than t.he solution of crucial problems." he told Parliament. The lawmakers met in special session to try to resolve differences over the date of unity. The Social Democrats have in- sisted it occur Sept. I 5. As East Germany's second-largest party. their approval is needed to pa~s a unification pro~sal. De Maiz1erc s C'hristsan Demo· crats on Wednesday as a com· promise proposed Oct. J as the merger date, and indications emerg- ed that the Social Democrats may go along. Earlier Wednesday. Parliament passed a treaty that will allo~ all- German elections on Dec 2 The.· West German Parliament is to vote on the same treaty Thursday. Easy passage is expected. West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl's conservative government said earl ier in the day that unity could occur on East Germany's Oct. 7 birthday or one day earlier. Kohl has been able to orchestrate most of the unity process. - He and de Maiziere. his East German ally, previously backed merging the two countries on Oct. 14, but the Social Democrats balk«?d. • The Social Democrats want unny quickly so West Germany can more qu1ckl} as!iume direct responsibility for East Germany's failing economy . Joblessness has been climbing since East Germany converted to a free market on July I. • .. • • -.. : 302 G lenneyre Street, Laguna Beach 714-497-4455 Former senator agreed to help with 'sting' bill; wanted money, aide says • ,. • • .. 'I .. • " .. : 1..ast yP<'ll ,1 rf'j.)0(100 ?:? fi,~ Or. lllfJ'' County t~'O'Pfl . ; W(;.'(lc' phy'>1t. lifV "fll()l1()!1i1 y II <.;'\ •I y .11.lU<.Pd • :,h4Jny mar 'I ol lht,.., cil l!•t' 1~1rtCt.; ol l!J;~r OW' µ.uents , 2 b~ Now 11 lh.1t rvnbt« fJOt.",/ll bOl!-ei y0u !I"' or" tu .1 n Qli Abundant Trunk Space. !~~ ·: .. ~.:: ... ~. '>Ol II ti I<' < \I 111 l I<' f\ ( \l>ll I \( (If \I I I<' Make Your Best Deal . 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Paul Carpenter in· d1catcd he would help pass an FBI "sting" bill and wanted an} campaign contnbut1ons made 1n con nection with the measure to go to him. a fonner Carpenter aide testified Wednesday . John Shahab1an also told Jurors at Carpcntcr''i corruption tnal that he warned Carpenter that there wa\ 'iomething fishy about the bill's backers. but Carix·nta told him to keep dealing with them. The 1es11mom secmrd lo contradict Carpenter's claim that he n.-:ili1cd the hill was part of a FBI 1n ' c'ittgat1on. and that he took S20.000 from an under· c1n er agent hut did nut 'Oil' for the measure as part of a "rc\l·r<;e s11ng " Ard all ol ~ p;l id SorTlf' Wiiii OJ la • dolL ~ Sonlt:' With (JU( It~ F\lf'l)'OOP., .l VII, llfTl °' d-ld ,11>..N• SIOP lllP l yel,. '>W ti I ow "I told him I was con1:crned about these pcork. 1 that they were not real .'' 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My ~t ._ w•rr1e4 abHt tile, water-Judge frlnd 11 very •peet, ud woHera • IHlt 18 tM )'tan tltet Ive bd B. Tam wily tile evea botltered to 1et .... -~ lte1 ever lteppe•ed. laHruce If site llad to pay die ..!.~•• offere4 to pay a 1ar1er Nomoto flu uyway. IJ d.,..u beea•M of my Sillce my frlnd does Dot speak '*I, IHlt I ~tlll 1et t•nae4 dow.. ~t E•alJlll very well, I am a1ka.1 J••t ..... t teem rtpt tltet I cu t )'ff wltetlter tile clerk did aot liM a place to live kcHM of my laave Hea do&• faU •r J•mr.oat of make a mistake a. telllos lter Uaat W . .,Are waterbecl owners oat of tM back •f plckap tnck1. moat site bd to pay 1 floe. _ C.H .. IHk. -LA, lrvlae. . casn, tltey are killed from tile fall lnlH. Dear L.S.: The law proh1b1ts a or by otlter can. Dear C.H.: Unfortunately for lan.dJ~rd from refusing to rent a I woald Ulle to bow lao• I cu your fnend. the clerk was correct !olnll an ~ structure which received laave a law palled wlaldi •••Id in telling her that she had 10 pay its certificate of occupanc> af\er •top tkh klod of lrrespoHlble a fine The law requires that any JanU;~lly I, 197 3, to an otherwise belaavlor OD tile part of 10 called person dn vi ng a motor vehicle q uahfied tenant because of a do1 oWDen! -D.B., Ml11loD must be able to show proof of w~terbcd. 'fhcre are. however. cer-Viejo. insurance when requested to do so ~n conditions that a landlord can Ocar D.B.: There as already a b y a peace officer If a dmer 15 impose o n such a tenant law which covers your concern. It unable to do so. the officer can Some of these requirement<; are prevents anyone from trans-wnte a catatwn, and a fine will tx· the tenant can be required to porting a dog an the back of a am sed supply .a valid wa1erbed 1n.,urance truck unless It 1s 1n an enclosed ft:e fine for th as type of citation rihcy in an amount not less than space or cross tethered to the is s 75 plus an additional 00 000 fior property damage· the truck or as 1n a •"cured conta1n"r f s f . • · ~ ... as~~rnent o 60 1 the dn ver 1s w~1ght o f the bed must. compl) or cage also cited for driving under the wat.h the. floor load capacity of the An owner of a truck that ha\ influence of alcohol. rcs1dent1al.structurt; and the land-sides and a tail rack of at lea.,t 46 It 15 not a de fense that insurance lord may. increase the amount of inches high ma) also transport a wai. obtained after the date of tht· the secunty depos11 to an a.mount dog 1f !>Orne ~ystem which wo uld citation A Judge or a rom- cqual to half o f o ne month s rent. prevent the dog from falling out ot rmssioner, however. d<X·s ha"e thr Dear Judie: I have alw1y11 the truck has been installed abaht) to reduce the amount oftht• loved dogs, and own aeveral. r This law doe<, no t apply to tht> tinr "an"thc rntrrr'St5 ofJu~t icc .. 1tron1ly believe that anyone who transpona11on of a dog whose Judge or a commis~ioner ma-. alo;o does not care for an animal should owner 1s a farmer or rancher 'Aho allo'A the fine lo be paid in ·com- Dot be allowed to own one. In tbl1 is traveling an a rural area or if the muntt} ..en •Le rather than in c la11 of people, I would put those dog is being used for ranching or mune tlaat 1tlek their do11 lo pickup farming purposes. Ju/1e B. T•m Nomoto i• 11a track beds. Dear Judge: I have a friend wbo Oruie Couty municipal court I doD't now bow many times I ... 1tvu a ticket for laavlng DO jodge. OAANOa COAIT DAk.Y N.OT Thurlday, Augutt 23, 1990 M • c NASA tells Magellan to phone home PASADENA -Troublc-plaaued NASA ordered Mqcllan to call home Wednesday, and officials were hopeful they could restore contact with the malfunctionina spacecraft af\er losing to uch with at for the second time ~ince 1t started orb1t1ng Venus . "I wouldn't say people arc thnllcd, but nobody's P.:'nacldna. We're very opt1m1st1c we II be able to regain contact w11h the spacecraft. figure out what's wrong and con- tinue the m1s\1on," said Ellen Stofan. a\sastant to Magellan's chief ~•enlist at NASA's Jet Pro pulsion l..aboratof) Stofan said engineers expected to repan at least antermment contact with Magellan by somet1Me Thurs- da) The) lost touch with at Tuesday night. fngineer David Okerson said his colleagues would work as long a5 nctc!>1tar. to '>olve the problem Potcni1al loss of the S4 I 3 m1ll1 on <,pa(e'ihtp, the centerpiece of a S 744 million m1ss1on. threatened the Na- tional o\cronauucs and Space o\d- m1n1.,trat1on wath another severe sct- haL k The agenc~ lemporanl> grounded 1ts shuttle flet>t th•~ !>urnmer due to h)d rogcn fuel lcah. and also di'>· rnvcrcd thc SI 5 billion Hubble Spatl' l dcsrnpe's performance wa' hadh 1mpa1rcd b> a flawed mirror Planctal) '>( 1cn11'>t Stne Wall \:11d ~fagdlan·., radio <i1gnal fluuert·d 1n Jlld 11ut of contatt hcforc fading JWd ~ f Ut.'\<l3) night, 1nd1cat1ng an unkn11" n prohlcrn made the spat c- c rah turn -.o the Jntc nna 11 was using a1 lhl· 11me no longer po inted al E.mh -By tbe Ano<'i•tt"d Prru never • nter. 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The Pelican Point custom lots <>stood said . he 1~ . leav1na th.e were oriainally scheduled to 10 on NEW YORK CAP> -Mott ec~~'-over-company and his position as p~s1-sale in SC:ptcmber bu.t the company t"t;~~nter s ks su~ b}'.l'! so~· . de~t of Coastal <:;ommun1ty pushed the date back several months T~': I tT-'~1•• 11r-l -l· B~dders ~o .return to his first love, aao because officials wanted the ~MtJ • 1.;. -v. h~!"e b';"ldina. . roads. landscaping and two 18-hole lcmA • 1.4 ~ Th•t s what. 1 .~tarted in ~nd coif courses in place before buyers ~~f~ 1.;. + ~ thats what I Cl'\JOY, Osaood said. came in Osgood and McConnick Ike~ 6 ~ But first, Osgood said ne and his said. • ~I d l:' .. + v .. wife will take a month-long Austral-1oee •t~ ian vacation that they have planned for two years. 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(.h10< & ••Ce p11•s·•l""' Steve Morbl., monog.ng 1•d•tor Ston Wyman, •11gt 1 P<Nor Don Fenley, ~.101.01 pnq•• "''''o• Roger Bloom, 1,.')'"'' s ,. J •o• R09er Carlson, spo••s •. J", Carol Humphreys, \ ,.,, • 1 • Elliot Stein, Jr.. • o '"a Gerold W Ad<o•, Jr., 11 .. 10 .. .,. JQ•" Wolter 8urroughs, 190 1-1989, Editorial Time is now to deal with . . energy cr1s1s It's time for another Declaration of Independence. this ume from the tyranny of oil. To insure that the world"s supply of 011 con tinues to flu" we've rightfully been forced to draw a line in the sand of th~ Saudi Arabia desert. Our next step. to protect our nati onal and the world's interests, should be to push the Iraqi arm) out of Kuwait and to neutralize Saddam Hussein and his coun~I") 's military machine to pre' ent future acts of ag- gression. But this now necessary m1htaf) interventi on could haH: been a' 01ded . You see. as we draw that hne in the !land. \\c·rc 1111.d) to unearth o ur head. which has been buned there since our energy cnscs in 19 7 3 and 1977-78. Judging from our gas-guzzling cars and complete de- pendence on a finite and hard-to-get energy source. we've learned nothing from the past. So now "c're repeating h1sto~. though the stakes -American It' cs -are cons1derabh higher. · What should we do? President Bush needs to take a leadership role and declare that the lJ .S. will be independent of oil b) the year 2000. President Kennedy made a similar pledge in 1961 when he promised the .\mencan public that we'd be on the moon b\ the end of the decade. Federal ince nu,es ·would unleash an arm' of cn- trepreneurs to find suitable altematl\ cs cnerg} sources l ' s ingenuity has rarel> failed us. And now. we need 1t mo re than ever. Our nati on's future depends on it. Then we can turn this wasteland. with m useless oil. back to the people of the area to do "1th 1t "'hat the) want. Today In history Today 1s Thur~a) . .\ug ~I. the 2J5th da) of 1989 There arc I JO da)!> kft in the )Car foda) 's Highlight 1n H1s10~ Orr .\ug. B. 1917. llahan-born an· arch1sts Nicola acco .mJ Banolomco Vanzetti were e\ctutcd 1n Boston for the murders of two men dunng a 1920 payroll roblx'f) 1n a case that had Jra"n "1dcsprcad \.Ontro' ers) (In 1977. Sacco and \an1c111 ''ere.· ind1ca1ed b) Mas~chusett!> Go'. Mi chael ~ Oukak.1s. "ho declared that "an ) s11gma Jnd d1'>~r Jt l' should be forc,er remo-.cd" from their names > On this date In 1754. France's King l.OUI\ XVI was born al Versailles. In 1785. L'S. na,al hert' 011,cr Ha1ard Perr) '<'as born in South Kingstown. R.I In 193Q. Sall Gennan\ and the ~)\ JCI L'n1o n signed a non-Jg· gt'CS\IOn trt'al) -By Tbe As1oclated Pr~u When Writing to the Ora ng e Coast Doily Pilot ... T' I" Orange Coa\t Doily Pilot • 1..;•·\ • e\1.. una,.. " "n,. 1 • •P.O~JPr~ 1'11r '•1u -'\' ,.,., t, • •'' ' ,~ c' • ,. 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Hf,RQ/Nt CY CAP170L HIU HAS Jl./$1 ~ UiT ~SU IF I CAN (£TA U,()fl[) iQrTH HCR ' By Garry Trudt>~ll M/?5~ [M~ «J W TH/NA >aR aJT I ACT CY Cf>6{Jf.J.ll Wol'T CQ (AJIU .. 5TRJ~ A reu '' (J-OIW WITH Vl'i/CW. • ' Tell The Piiot OltANOe COA8T DALY PILOT Thursday, Augu1t 23, 1990 A8 • Brian Dickinson Crisis will impact on all future relations Ho"'e' er the K uwa1t cns1s 1s re- sol, ed. whether b\ war or some less costl) means. the episode will have a notable impact un hoY. countncs get on with each other. W11h L troops s11ll d•&flng into the !>and al ong ~aud1 ~rab1a s border wnh lra4 and Ku"'a11 . the world has been reminded that unity and firm resohe can th\.\art an awessor. or at lca!>t ca use him to blink. This is a crucial le!>son. rega rdless of what happeni. to Iraq's Saddam H ui.~in. and 11 ma) help de1er other dictators in the luturc Most readers support notion This point tould not ha'l' tx-en made Y. lthuut a m1ghl\ deploymenl of L forle "llhout solid suppon from the l nitcd :...at1ons and \.\llhout at least mode'>t bad.ing from other .\rab '>tates .\s the ep1sodl' unlolded. ho"e' er aJI th~ cnlll 31 elements tell into place beach encroachment wrong Editor·~ .Vote· Ldsr "'·ek. we asked rcada-; "herher oceantronr residents who ha' e built onto rhe public beach !>huuld tx-forcwJ ro np our ch,·u prnate walls and patios. Herc's a "4lmpl111g of the response~. 0 ThOSl' people o ut tht'rc 1n West Ncv.pon ha'e no more nght 10 that beach than I do to the publK parl"'a} 1n frunt of m} house .. The} ha'c JUSt goucn a"a~ v.1th something lor J long ume and fi- nal!) the~ got "1"e to them. or the CH} got "'1se to them 0 I feel like there 1s no problem with the <X:eanfront enaoachment. .\s a mailer of fatt the art'a\ "'here there arc gardens and 1rct'S and llC plant along the oceanfront enhann· the beaut' of 11 and 11 docsn ·, ~cm to Ix' in '11ic "a' o t an'b<xi}'. 'olle\bdll pla}er'> 01 the beach-going pub!1r I don't ll·et lt l c 11 '" hnthenng Jn\- bod) 0 The) \hould be turccd to np l1Ut their pn' .ltl' "'all\ and pauoi>. T ht>~ \'ere uni} built in .. ·ontl•mpt to the puhlu: in the lir\t place hernu..,e the\ don't "ant an) bt1d' do"n then .. • rn- J0)1ng thl' u,:can "°hl·rc the) ha'c their home\ 0 Of cour\e tho\<' OCl"an front rc'>J· dent\ shuulcJ hJ'l 1<1 tcar Jo"n their pn,atc ".ill\ and pall,>!. It isn't fair to the rest of ui. v.ho ll\C there. "ho carefull) butlt our propcn~ "'lth1n our propcn) lines 0 If somebod} built \omcthing on m) pw pcn) b~ 15 feet I "ould call the building depanmcnt. rnmpla1n and the) '<'ould ha't' to ha'C' It rr mo' ed J us1 bel·auSl· the\C rx·oplc h H on the lx'al h and ran 't «ee the owners -the public -there I'> n1' reason the> should he abk to ha' e ndus1H use of "ha1 dt>C'> mil belong to them and on "'h1ch thl"' are not pa~ 1ng ta es . This lOJ'>tJI area 1s not their pn' aw i.andp1k and 11 shoulcJ be returned to the puhhe 1n llS l'ntm~t~ 0 Whose beach is 11'' I thin~ 1t should be left alone 0 No one owns or de\fn cs the nght to pn' ate I) hlock puhltl acu'" to an) bt'ach I f<.'cl that thl·~ <.h11ulcJ tear thl·m out. the' -;hould n''' l'r ha'l' built !hem 1n ·the lirst 1'IJ•l' 0 fhc occ.intront resident' should be lon.cd ll> np out their pn' all· \'all!> and pa11os Make eHr.thing C\Cn and equ.11 0 The) \hould be torced to n p them out This '" the ..ame thing as me building a pJllo ur <iOm<'thing. 10 feet 1n10 th<.' str<.'et I he' \hould ht: forced to take them out 0 lntegnt)' 1s the real ,.,,ul.' here fhosc homcoY.ncn> <.ltd thl\, I honest!) bchcH, kno"1ng full wt'll wha1 the) were doing and rd1ed upon the fa 1 that no cit\ '" able to provide the !>tafT to enSUfl' th31 IC'1• dents li ving clo~ to public land<. don't encroach on thoSt' land'> 0 Tht beach bclonas to tho!><' v. ho c.art for ll and about 11. The aHragt· tounst come for a hmttcd time and leaves debns in their path. Most of the Qutsuoncd a.us were t'lu11t prt<:1stl) to be able to keep at lca\t a .. mall p1«c of the beach n('at. t1d) and quiet a l s&) the should ta~<' then polt10'i and thmp hkc that out of thert That'' pubhc land, not pnvate land a Whose beach " 1t'> Oceanfront should belona to the Jcneral pubhc. pot to people "ho 1nfnngc on the pubhc land~ a De1n1 a lon1t1mc Newport lkach rtsident. l have to pay for bu1ldina permit!> anJ get perm11s to do all the work I do around nn house. I thin~ these people should he forced 10 give up their area' the} hav<" built onto the public beach. It \hould belong to the pubhl' and we should go ahead and recltum the!>e spal es. all of them. kgally !>ltting on public land. back 11 up. g.i'e them three ~ears 10 remove th<"1r goodi. then malce !>ure we abide b) the la" That's "hat laws are for 0 These "'alls t:ncroach1n~ 011 thl' tx-ach arc illegal and the people y. hu put them up kne" that at the llml' The) should come tumbling do"n 0 Of course. the beach does nut belong to the residents 1n :"Jc"' pon Beach, the} keep building their fences funher and fun her out r, c been a resident ot Ne"pon Beach for )cars. I haH had 10 get a build- ing permit to builcJ a fence around m) propen). 1f I Y.Ould hd'C C'(- tcnded m> propcn) ~O feet into the street. do )OU think I "'ouldn't haH' had a building dcpanmcnt official over npp1ng m) fe nce down .\\k an) real estate agent 1n Nc'<'por1 Beach. ho" mulh the proper1) on Oceanfron t is "'onh. ti the\ sa' SI 0,000 a linear foot. I "'ould e<,tl- matc that lO be a mo<kst tigun: The~ are stealing m1lllom of dollars of propem from the ta,pa,er"I and a,01d1ng Jho their sh.m· ol the propen) ta>.es .\'i tar as the building depanmcnt asking them to ha\C a building permit that ha' to be rt'· newed annualh , this t!> a cop oul I hope that the planning dcpanment and the lll) cuunul of 'c"~m Beach pa) a1tcn11on to '<'hJt the citizens are s.1) 1ng Cict those 1lk~JI encroal·hmcnts oil ou r beal.hn and 1f the n.·s1dents don't Il l e ha' ing the s1d<""'alks then th<'' l'an <.ell and mo\ l' some" herl· el~ "'hl'fl' the\ can Ix' around a v.all and hJ'e the pm·aC) tht) \A.ISh 0 When I was gro"ing up. I "'a" taught not 10 takc 1h1ng .. 1h.11 J lrn't bt'long to \Ou It'\ a~ c.1 mpk J' lhJt The lx'ach doe"ln·1 belong t1l 1hl'm ~o their "all"I should comt• dl1"' n ' 0 Whose beach 1s 11'1 I .... , the rcs1d<"nts should not ha\l' tht• hcarh that the\ haH encroa\.hed ,,n. al'o \!>here can people go 10 um1pla1n that v.an1 to u~ that lanJ It "n'1 nghl 0 (erta1nl) encroa,hmt•nt' 11n the beach should be rcmoH"d l hn an.- '1olauons of the lav. Puhhl llcach land•~ for publll' u~ e'er. tmh of 11 \\ e ar<" enaoached llO 1od much as 1t •~ 0 The people "ho ha'<' t•n cnl<lrhed on the ocean lront \.\Ith thc1r pn,atc patios should be forced to rcmo' c them It ts publll prupcm for pubhl use, not the1n alone 0 These people ha'e ta.,cn land and used 11 as 1f 11 "'ere th<"1r o"'n and the) should be forced to rt'move all of their matenals. It 1s not nice to $teal from an) bod). e'en thr &O" · cmmcnt 0 Ab~lutcl) not. 11 1s public prop- cn> The) ha' cn"t paid u~ for 11. h8\C lhC)., I think the)' 1ho~ld ha'c#.< p out their walls and patio\ up v.c c•\me 1n and p1cn1clcC'd in t front yard. Wouldn't the be q.u1ck to sa' wh,ch wa their propen) Wtll. the) ha"c patio on my propen) and I say tht) should f:)' out I beheve the people v.ho ha'e the oceanfront walls and p1t10s. 1f thcrt was no law or ""uta11on when tht built it they should be able to leavt 1t and then future one won't be able to build. But 1f tbttt wcrt no la.,., or reaulahons when the} put them there. then they hould be able 10 k:ctp t~em 0 I think the~ should JU~t blacktop the "'hole God damn beach so thae 1s no beach le ft . that "a' e'er. bod' can nde their b1k~ a'11 0'. er the place. Sounds like .i good plan. doesn't 1(' 0 I tx-he'e the~ '>h11uld be rl·4u1n•d to np out their "all~ and pa110 ... and I can't behe\C the\ ha\e ocen doing that or allo"'1ng them to do 1hat I am sure 1f I built 1n front 111 nn house out 1nlu the •Hret't r m 'ure offic1als \.\OU Id ha\ C a lot lO '>d\ about that l hat'\ .i pubh, bead) that's hkc a pubhl forest. \OU c:in't build hou-.c\ 1n a pubhl lnre'>t I agr~ Y.ll h the lll~ tha• the~ '>hould take the "alls out and build J \Jdc- v.alk nght do"' n It doesn't bother me 1f the~ mo' l' their patio lum11urc out on the ~nd bul thn should nut build on the puhltl beach c I think the Y.alls 'houht .i1ml· dO'-'n The~ "'t·re pul up illcg..ilh and because 1he' do nut bcndit an~one but lhl' o~ n<"~ tht'' '>h1•uld come dov.n 0 It is the pubhl \ hi.·alh and 11 thl'' arc allowed to em roach on pubhl lx'ac-h land the~ ~h.1uld g" l' \11nw· 1h1ng 1n return ball to the puhhl h._c the t'\lens1on of the \1Jc"',1ll ~ '-' I real!\ leel thJt the Olc.intr11n1 residents should &J'e up thrir prnp- erl\. that".. state propcn~ and I lhin t thin._ the\ hJ'<' .10\ nght to tx· 110 there I thin~ 1he' should g1'e 11 up no m.1tter ho"' mam \l'.1r\ thl'' 'e had It 2 Most of the encroachml·nt "'·'' done to pre' ent the ..and JnJ "'atu from lOming in1,1 our h' ing r•K'm building a kn,c a le"' 1,·et J"'d' from the hou\t' ha' hclr•:d J ,1 th1 tu tht' ht.'J1. h lor thl· puhlh .. It also cnhclll•I.'' thl· "'h11il• lt'k1~ nl the bcac.:h Jt th1' Wl t11•n I 1u't though t Hl\I "l11il,t li ~t· I<• l nlm ahout that c What I\ nin"Jert•d en, rnd, hmcnl b) man). mam ix·ople " nu1 in l.tl I that. 11 1s almt1<,t em1nrn1 J1imJ1n The c11\ h.i' nql.kd1·d h• '·I' "'hrther hl1u•.dwl,1, 1111 thl' tx·Jl h can C'l:.tend 111 1w1 \\ hl·n J,t..,·J d1rec1h . the' nn l."I h.1 \\ m.1d~· .1 sta1cm~nt l th1n till' en, r<,;ilhml•n1 as 11 I\ no"' sh,1uld 'tand The onl) rea"'-in I fl"nt in 'cY. ~1rt Reach .1n the .u ea I <ill 1\ he.au\C there 1s no ~1dc"all 1n front and I ha' e eas) acu·s, h' the heal h and 11 is saft form' lhtldrt•n 1 had r,·nteJ dov.n around 2 th '\trc<'t .11 11n,• t1n1l' and m} son got h11 tn J h1~t· .rnd .,,1 I don't are to rent d11Y.n thrrr an' more I don't ._n,1v. hoy. mu, h I\ encroachment or "hat 11 " but at least 11 allo"' JX'<'Plc u1 gl·t in th<" tx-ach Y.1thou1 being hun 0 I do not think 11 1~ a l'rohkm bc<"auSt' of the smallnesi. of all ot lhl' encroachment No. I do not think that enhancing th,· 'aluc of the enllrt c1t\ o( "lle"pon "ould he gamed b) bonrd~al k tor ahu~ h' outsiders 0 I don·t ~ that 11 1s netts\lln lor attanfront re 1dcnts to np out their pauos. I thmk the) ~hould be alltiv.- cd to be 1lut ~ far with ~m<' mtncllon' But the' haH beauti- fied the ~-can rront and the hc.-arh arta melf ha' e'<pa ndcd in the I. " number of )Car. "nee th<" rO<"k aro1ns ~ert put 1n • I \('(' no reason for them 10 haH to np out their pahO~-a 1 ~ with the Ncwpon Bea h ett)' council's findtnp on the cn- croa hment t uc I believe that the phal(" that tht)' ttC'ommtndcd for the en rnac-hment " acceptable 10 nlOS\ pcopll' E.g} pt s President Hosni "1ubaral tool the lead to r the lslam1l nauon'> in urging \addam to pull ba, k and ~ na Joined other ..\ rab \I.lit"\ in putti ng tn J c.mall forci: of troops to police the \aud1 border b t:n Yemen, gra<.ping the p«nl into which ~addam had plungl•d the en· urc Middle Ea5t agrct'd to help blod Iraqi shipping. These mo,es, "ckome surpn~s all ha\C helped to 1wlat<" addam 1n Y.3\\ that could pro' e P" utal in resoh 1ng the c mis. B~ da nng 1<1 emplo) hdpk\~ foreigner. a1; a human shield 10 defend hi\ m1htar. ha'>C'> the lra41 J1cl4:ltur ma' ha'e m1'>1.·akulatt>d V. 11h c1t11eni. uf ~' <'ral nat1onc. noY. placed in Jeopard' more than a fr" gu,crnment!> haH a d1rcll and 1m - med1.ttc '>ldt..(' in get11ng \addam to bal l do"n Thi'> "'as under'>lOred on I uc\d.a' a'> the nine natwn., of tht• "e1;tc1 n European l nwn agr('cd 10 lOOrdin.ite th<"1r m1htan •>ixr· ath.lO\ against Iraq \\-h1le this unified purpo\t· c.innot he guarant~d in e\C.·n emergent' t l)flcrs a hcallh~ precedent tor the future In the s.amc 'ein the l ' ~l'<:Unt~ ( ouncil ha~ gained 1m press1' l' staturi.t 4''> a boch tapahlc.' ol aurng deu~l\CI) to enlorH' thl peace and punt'>h aggr~i.l(ln The 'alue ot comm11t1 n@ suh\tdn t1cll k1rccs 1n umel\ la'>h1on -onll the deu\1on to ,l1mm1t lo rn·, hJ' bet:n tat..rn -l dn hMd1' ht· o' l'r Slall'd [hr<"l' \o\CC't..\ .ign. \addarr m117.ht hait• llct•n JOk tu \.\rC'\I \l'I tmT ol \aud1 ~rat"i1.1 "'1th l'J-.<: ' •\• he lannut and l 'en 11 f1ght11 > Shl1UIJ brca~ out lhl' hlf\l'\ .1IT3\C'\1 ag.iin\l lrJq dre l'' c~hdming ) et thr to..u"a1t , n\1\ al\1 ra1\C~ other l\~Ul'' !hat. tn lht· llurn 01 1cn\u1n hJ\l' not had the a1tcnlllll the' ,k'<'r' l Encrg\ l<lO\t4f\at111n "11nt" \lud 1 ot thl· l "i rat Hin.ill hir mil\ int• ag.iin'>I \dddJm '<'J.'I ha-.ed on tlh need to pr11tt'l.l Pa\lan (1ull lHl at rea!>onabk prtlC'> ) et 1f \mcncan' 1n re,ent \t'ar' had been rract1et~ lucl l'l'Unl'm' and IC'arm n~ h0"' ll get along "'1th It'\\ <HI '\addam', 1n\J\1l'n ot to..u"a11 "nuld nnt ha''" been \U alarming \\ c haJ 111 ~ spond a'"" dill hut 11 v.t· h.11.I l1C'C1'I progre \1ng w ..... 1rd .. l'11-.. utl11 .. 1l•nq the t'mt·rgcn,' "'"ulJ n1 •I h;t\l' 'ccmcd '>{' •hull' O PH SC't'm'> dearh Ira' tun·d b' the i...u"all \t011 ure Iraq'<, mtnt• and the \\ l'\1°' t1,ugh rt•«pon"t'. ha'c fral tu red thr \t,.tdll I ac.t'' fl<l\l t1on 111thl·1.>1l-pn.1ntz ,an, I prnhJhh for gl•1KJ \\hilt• thl' 11-.1 ' l1 c flllO\J nl'"'' tnr .t•n\um<'t\ 11 •11.1 \ t-in nti nl'"' 'nla11111, hl 1 I 1~a 1 l't' Jdd1n!l to C(Onl"'lll" un, ,·n.i.nl' a, r06' m U\. h ol thr "'1 •tl,i • Iraq's hea' 1h Jmwd .i\"1Ult on to..u'<'a1t Jramat11e' wml'thing elS4 the "'111"al ga'rd~ .md 1nr,1tabh pen\l'U \.\llfld tradt• Ill J(mam,ent\ Had 11 n1•t ht.·en l<H "11l1ofli. 1n "CJ(l(IOI'\ tx1ught from tht· .\mrn l .tn' the I rcn"·h .tnd tht• ''" ll't' Saddam "'l'Uld haq~ h<'en no thrc111 at all l hl i...u"3ll lfl"'· Jnd It\ wbcnng 1mphl'3\l(Hl\ ror the "or1d order \hould g1' c arm' rtlel'l·hu nt~ real pau\t' hetorr the\ \\Tiit: up the1f ne\I deal · In add111on. leader'> llf tht \\ e.,t \huuld Mud) th1!> cp1s0Jr and -.cclo. 10 lram what fc" tlf them l\flVC 001hrred to learn the 'aluei.. the h1~tOr) and the intimate. unique link between 1Thl1on and poht1C!> that marlr..' the blam1c "orld Brlu DlctJ•,.. 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Well. not necessarily. but rt is often advisable to get a second op1nt0n from one Legally. any dentist can do as much of'1hodont1cs as he or she feels Quahfted to do And certainly some non-romplex of'1hod0nt1c problems can readily be treated by non-orthodontists. particularly by those who have taken extra short courses in ortho- dontic diagnosis and treatment By and large. however. the maiority of cases would benefit from the services of the of'1ho- dont1c s 1ahst who has the tra1n1ng and expenence to customize the latest treatment techn1Ques to attain the most optimal result You can recognize the specialist by v1f'1ue of the fact he or she. 1) has completed a full time f\.Yl>three year orthodontic program after denlal school. 2) only does braces-no fillings are done in the office. and 3) rs a member of the Amencan Association of Orthodontics Orthod0nt1c treatment is a once-1n-a·hfe1tme event It must be done right the hrst time and resuh in beau11fu1 straight teeth that btte properly The orthodontic specialist stands the best chance of achieving that result A public servtCe message Schu yle r C. Joyner D.D.S., M.S. ORTHODONTIST A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION Orthodontics Excluai'iely 1530 BAKER STREET. SUITE C COSTA MESA, CALIF 92626 (7 14) 546-5170 ORTHODONTICS FOR CHIL DREN AND ADUL TS WHY PAY HIGHER PRICES COMPARE AFTER FIVE DRESS AND ACCESSORIES • f· .. I I llltttlJ ctu r t•t•••• "'''' Wtsl It SMlllwnt NllOOlllMnt- -.wn20toJO ... 1111 llOftlllf • -.ns *°"" rr~ .. , lllo1tly ctu r .. ,. •• ~ f11d11 loul -• to llOtlll _.""*IO 2S •• """ "' tllt w70t lo low IOs IUllD S-lowdMI llwO!lfl --" .. ..., OIMtW'IM .... , S1t1htly cOOltl "'"' "CllJ "' Ille IOs AIR QUALin 0 Ille 111 o•l'r lof NilflCI °' .,... C..ftl) IS prMICttd lo be lood acain lodty 111111 • PSI ot 42 As You Like Jt Sliva Shop rrltt Eftl~ SfHllng fblwl ,.., Hollow•r•. J•w•lry ... 11 fH90nllbft prkH Ht1.Jrtil1 of «llot •"" lrctlw r-f ltrJtl '" •loci HOS Co-tt Hwy ~ INcll. CA '1651 (114,.fM·)497 t.a.tsJ 2311 ' NtwO~••..,_..t ...... 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New Moon Aug.28 Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 ·Tide source· Astronomical Data Services. Colorado Springs. Colo. Plenty of time on his hands It ell started out as a hobby for Laguna's Brice Woodward, but when he dlscove<ed he had too much time on his hands. he turned It Into a business. Woodward operates Vintage Time. a shop speclallzlng In the sale and repelr of watches, clocks and timepieces of all kinds with the empheSis on the antique. "I started collecting antique watches during a four·year stay In London, .. Woodward explains, "and I elso made collages out of old watch parts. With this business. I've graduated from watch destroyer to wet ch preserver." Woodwerd, a native Callfornlan, has been In Laguna for nine years, following a stint at a watch repair shop In Boat Canyon. Time hes bf»en an obsession with him for as long as he can remember. Unusual clocks and other unique timepieces line the walls of his Legune shop, but Woodward says his specialty now Is wrist watches. Partlculerly If they've been around for 50 years or so. Woodward Is self-taught In the art of watch repairing. Tucked awey In his smaJI shop are over 100,000 repair pieces for watches of aJI major manufacture<s. He says he can feel the personality of the watch by tlnke<lng with Its Inner workings. "I've atwaya been lnte<ested In old watches." he says. "They are so dlve<se, end you can never maste< them or learn all there Is to know about them. Old watches are a constant adventure." Vintage Time Is open dally from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 500 Broadway, Laguna Beach. Call 497-9740 or 494-8252 for more Information. Opportunity Knocks! When opportunity knocks open our doors' You'll open the doors to one awesome selection of the ltnest In decorative hard· ware backed by 3 gen· erat1ons ot .expertise and an uncommon level of profeSSlonal ser· vice It's why West End West is known as "The Decorative Hardware People" ) l\7 l.ttJUN Clnyon Rd l'f'UN 8Nct't. 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Most h~ school paduates wbo alnady Joined the Army or Navy did so for a more traditional · reuon -to act money for col-•· Marine Corps recruiter Sat. Keith Sumvan said he had no calll Wednesday from new re- cruha, but several from veterans • who wanted to re-enlist. His only other call was from a mother - her ton was aoina to Saudi Arabia. USA Today report~ Wednes- day that the Army has ordered recruiters to sign up 2, 500 more soldiers in the neitt six weeks. Ron Van Dyck, a civilian public affairs officer for the Santa Ana Army Recruiting Battalion, said be bad not heard about the order, but added that the Anny may RENT From At weeks a break in their rents "We felt this 1s a wa y 10 make one element of their ltves a little easier," said ~ompan y spokesman Mike Stockstill. The plan, which reduces reser:v· ists' rents by SI 00 a month while they are on active duty. was the brarnch1ld of John Maciha. vice president of residential asset man- agement fo r the company, Stock- still said. Stocksllll said that Mac1ha 1s aware of the financial pltght of those who are suddenly pulled away from careers and 10to m1lt- tary sen ice because Mac1ha's son 1s a resen 1st. In add111on to rcduc:ing rents charged to those called to m1htaf) CALL From At to cover the los!> of offi cers com· m1tted to the A.rmcd Force'> through O'enimc and tl·mporaf) promouons. Onic1als a1 both the Newpon Beach Poltce Depan- ment and the Orange Count~ Sheriffs Department sa) the' can't afTord to lose arn trained officers. however. Newpon Beach Police Sgt Andy Gonts said he hasn't \Ct lo'>! any officer~ 10 acll H' m1htar: duty, and doesn't want to "Our department's <.mall enough '' 11h 150 sworn ollitcr'> that "l' tecl the effects of an' reducuon in th1.· department · e"en 1f it's an t\· tended sick lea' e " Newpon Beach pe~onncl d1 rector Duane Munson "31<l seH·n of the Cit) 's 13 cmplo~ec'> 1n thl mili tary re~rves "or~ for thl· police deoartmen1 Federal la'" want to recoup a force reduction that happened this sprina. .. Our rccruit1n1 mission went down ever s.inoc they cut loose people that had a pretty &ood chance of not ~ttina active duty because they d1dn•t arlduate hi&h school, .. Van Dyck said. "If we consider this as a correction be- cause of what is goina on in the desert, maybe we shouJn•t have let these people 10." He added that many men and women who tried to get in the Army earlier this year arc calling back recruiters, but the Army wants to keep up its high en list- ment standards. "They think we have relaxed our standards (because of Iraq), but we're not changing our high standards. In our ~rreni fiscal year. 95 pc:rcent of our rttrutt were high school gniduates." Van Dyck said. duty for 1~0 weeks or more. tht' program perm11s reservists to: • Collect 1mmed1ately all but $99 of their sccunty deposit. or have the deposit credited to futurt' rent. • Move out 1mmed1atcl) and pay only the rent incurred through the move-out date. • Be placed on a month-to· month lease. • Pay the lowered rent for one month after returning. Stockstill said he did not kno'' how long the program would fl'· main in efTcct. He said the compan) ha!. no idea ho" mam of m e\t1mattd 25.000 residents 1n 9.000 Ne" pon Beach. In 1ne and Tustin propenies would be affected He added that the lOmpan\ ha'> h :i<f nA rpo;pon\<' }l't to th1.' plan prohibits an> from being n·- placed. no matter ho" lung thn are gont "You ha'e to either run the pos111on 'arant or >Ou ha "e to till 11 "1th O\erllme .. Sheriff'> I t Dick Obon said ··we reall) don't ha"e that maO\ po\lt1ons that lan be run 'acant If tht) 'n· all (taken > from the '>ame <ktatl. 11 could be d1 !><!sterou\" Olson. whose departmtnt l'nl· ploys 2.200 peopk. said two ha,t· tx.·en ass1gnl·d 3\.11\c Ju t ~ a hl·li copter pilot anll a 1..kput ~ in thl· Orange Count' Jail Sheriffs ot11H'r' arl' 11<1'' Ir' 1ng. to as~''>S hCJ\\ lnJll\ lll•>fl' lPUIU be mo' e<l out The Orange ( ount' I 1rt• Ix·· panment hkc thl i..,hcnff, lk· partment ha' J l.1rg( numl'll.·r ol )Oungcr cmploq·e\ nJtur.1lh making thr pcr.cntage nt H'\l'f\ IStS h1ghn Oran~1.· ( ount' F1rt lkpan· Meanwhile, Oranae County residenu already in the reterVCI wondered if and when they would be called for terVice . Or. Stephen Wymao1 bripdier eenera.J and commanoer of the 17Stb Medical Bripde at the Armed Forcn ReterVe Center in Los Alamitos, said he had not received any activation orders Wednesday. but could act the news by telephone, letter or tele- gram. "I have some conoems, but 1 am not nervous. The hardest lhi~ is the uncertainty and the waiung. We all watch the tele- vision set closel y," the Hunt- inaton Beach resident said. Chances are "pretty good" that at least one Los Alamitos unit will be c.allcd up. a spokesma~ sajd, "We don't knQw what UJH!L il'C ne~ed ... o(ours, if any." said Ll: Col. Earl Gunnerson:'lt appears we may know tomorrow." from the firms that manage 11s propen). Stocksull said the program ap- plied only to reservists and not full-ume m1lttary personnel be- cause the call 10 duty is more unexpected for reservists. "If you're a regular" Manne or whatever, you've kind of geared your li festyle 10 the possibihty that you could be a~ked to move · on shon notice. These folks have organized their lives to be prepared to deal with 11. "But reservists have normal civilian lives. they do their service on weekends. Then. all of a sud- den on vel') shon notice. the) 're told 10 put careers on hold and drop e\ Cl) thtng. "Hopeful!>. this makes things a little easier." mcnt 01 v1s1on Chief Richard W11esman said most of his t"o dozen m1htal) re~rv1s1s come from the firefighter or engi neer level. "None o ( our chief officers arc rescn 1sts ... he said. W11esman said h1!> dl·panment could abi.orb quite a few ahsc nu''> from the rank!> of about 1.500 cmplo)ces, but should all the rt'· scrv1:;1s be actn 1ated during a ma1or firl·, absences could tax resources. Response times would not be afTected . however. "We ha\'c a lot of people that thnvc on oven1ml' .. (but) when people become fatigued . then the} belomc ~tential safet} prob-lem." Wuesman 1d his depanment could mana e the s11uat1on now w11h gning pan-time firefighters more hour~ and uttl111ng tempor- 3') promo11ons. but was uni;ure about a more se'cre scenano D•lly Piiot oe•H 1uvleff eon- trJbuted to tbl• report. • I [~a~g"u"n~a~~-.~.....-Pfiiiili i:llGll••CI HUNTINOTON leACH -SCafl' memben will . -t'i ncl.1 .._ ....,.,, .. ~-r!: ~~..=om or ,,g \; C 0 U aniitl Ud dae com at u uuunnm1 1 y open :...111~...-:~· .__ at the Huali....,. Ana Center, 531 Main St., 1 I delays Sea IMliYt:e~=~"l:n~~:e'lri:!~ from 4 to 8 p.m. and 1 :1 ~ .-.J I s.tmday &om 11 a.m. untU 3 p.m. For more information, ~~: , call 536-5258. ' w a 11 v 0 t e Play •bout chlld •buse offered ay KAltl N AUGE D.il1 ..... kafr \IV,... LAGUNA BEACH -The City Council called a temporary truce this week to a nei&hborhood battle over a string of proposed sea walls in Crescent Bay. The council voted unanimously to put off a final decision on the plan to protect six of the neighborjtood's • expensive. bluffiop homes until an environmental impact study can be COSTA MESA -A a&qe play dealina with the subject of child ab~sc will be presented on Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Costa Mesa Commuruty Center, I 84S Park Ave. . . Admission is SI O per person. Call (213) 866-SS l 0 for 1nformauon. Ferguson to speak LAGUNA HILLS -Assemblyman Gil Ferguson. R-Ne~rt Beach, will address the South Orange County Chamber of Commerce Fnday at 7:30 a.m. at the Holiday Inn here. Ferauson wiU discuss issues and lqislation affecting South County llusi ness. completed. Children to get free shou More than a dozen nelghbors., HUNTINGTON BEACH -For the third conse<:ut1ve year Marina beachgocrs and one woman who . Ora C 1 h De .• ..:11 'b fi said she had trave led from Fountain M~it:al Cent.er ~nd the nge ounty Hea t partmcnt wu ost. rec v 11 t ed out at Tuesday's 'h1Jd 1mf'!'lunuat1ons on Fnday from I to 6 p.m. at Warner Avenue and a ey, um . . &Isa Chica Road. meeting to urge the council to mx Huntington Beach police, a co-sponsor of the event, wiJI be finger- thc wall proposal. µrioting children, and McGrufT tht' Crime Dog makes an appearance at I "It would be tragic to sa.ve the p.m. Call 846-7702. canyon and lose the beach,' Cres- cent Ba y resident and wall opponent Doris Bo1seranc told the council. Boiseranc. who mainuuned that building a sea wall would erode and encroach on the beach. was referring to a November ballot 1n1tiat1ve to purchase part of Laguna Canyon. Free comedy show planned NEWPORT BEACH -A free comed y show for ~nccr pa~ients, their families and friends will be presented at Hoag Mc mi:mal ·Hosp1ta1 here on Saturday from 4:30 until 5:30 p.m. For reservations and ticket mformation. call 760-5542. But homeowners who sought the walls argued that their homes are 1n Class reunion to be held danger. due to the erosion of the chfTs they sit on. One man. a resi- dent of ncarb) Circle Dnve since J 965. said hi s home suffered cracks 10 the ce1l10g and now has doors that don't close becau!>C of shifts in the chfT 1l sits on that occurred dunng hea' y storms 1n 1981 Expens esti mates of how quickl y the chm arc eroding val) from 10 feet dunng the past 60 years to 50 feet dunng the same t1mt' penod. "The ani."cr ~ou get depends on who you ask ... city planner C'hns Krq mann told the council. COSTA MESA -St. Pius High School wt ll be presenting the 35th class reunion for its class of 1955 at The Countryside Inn. 325 Bristol St .. beginning on Saturday at 2 p.m. Dinner 1s at 6:30 p.m. Call 842-5887 for tnformatton A.mnesty classes scheduled H UNTINGTON BEACH -Golden West College v.111 be ofTenng a fall session amnest) class bcg1nn10g on Saturda) from 9 a.m un11I 2 p.m The class will meet once a week on Saturdays throughout the semester. To regJSter. call 895-8299 from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. I here "as disagreement. too. on what 1mpatt the addition of sea BEST walls would have on surrounding propeny. Neighbors who oppose the Fro m A t While Californ ia had the eighth highest per cap11a income ($19.929), only New Hampshire, Georgia. Kan- sas, and Anzona had slower growth rates than our 5.4 pe rcent. plan cited evidence that walls would dirn·t wa'c energy toward propc:nics without walls. thereh} speeding up cro~1on lherc But Javier \\ cckmann. \\hose firm studied the plan on hchalf of residents who want the walls. said they would be constructed so that "there would he no ad"er'>c cffcca to the neighbors." But the council. apparent!). "as not read) to accept cnher argument without add111onal en' iron mental stud) 52 spaces from last year to No. 14. Of course. an) poll that pits large metropolitan areas such as Orange County agatnst a hamlet of 180.900 like Bremenon has to be suspect Who knows how much better wt would ha .. e done 1f we could have dumped Stanton and Santa Ana'l It should also be noted that a Portland. Ore.. firm helped the magazme "'th the poll that painted a prett) portrait of the Paci fic' Northwest. Hummmm .. Perhapi. we wou ld have done bet· ter if our Huntington Beach oil spill was bigger. Some good news for us could be found tn the IRS repon. Near!) 28.5 percent of Amenca's personal wealth 1s in the hands of 3.3 mtlhon people whose holdtngs exceed the entire gross national product. the survey says. More than onc-<1uarter of these people are in California (558.000) and New York (340,000). DeJly Pilot .ew1 urvltt• coo- Killers get away with S 1,000 More than 250 Money magazine readers rated the importance of 44 regional charactens11c.s. 1nclud1ng lrlhlefl ,. ~. rqort. clean air and water. low cnme ......... ============= number of docto~ and availability of hosoitals. Unfortunately for us. ava1lab1lit y of Rub} '!I diners wasn't a cnterion. Make Your Best Deal. By EMILY AO AMS DMly l"llot Staff 11/rti.r TUSTIN -An audit of tht' auto pans store where thrt.~l· :young nwn were slain exccu11on-~t)le ~unda\ ,night re vealed that mon.1 than S 1,000 wa!> m1ss1ng from tht· <.a lt' police said Wcdncsda) Robbel') had been a '\U\J'lCt ll'd motive for the killings at the \upt:r Shops here c,1ncc late M unda' but police were c,till astonished at thr cold. calculated nature of tht· '101· ence compared to the relJt1' th small amount of tash m1s<.1ng The three clerk\ all worl..1ng tht Sunda) night clo-.1ng sh1f1. "'ere found th e next morning 1n a hack storage room l:.ach had been bound anu \hot through lht hraJ "Thl'\l' >oung ~Id'> \\l'rt' i..1lll'd ~II thl' \tn l'll.·g111ning of thl'll li\t'\ 11·, lutalh \l'O\CIC<.'\ . \Jld 1 U\llfl l'ttlll l Lt Huh ~thocni..1ipl h l'f\ f u'llln polit t' 111\t \llgatnr plU\ (\\11 hOrrll\\l'd \hl'rtll"\ dt•pUlll'' ha'<.: 1'11.·l·n "orl..ing ncarh 24 hour\ a tJJ, '>lnlc the hod1e' 111 Dai 11.·ll fagar ,, of Hun11ngt11n lkad1 Chad c hc.,"1tk 22 of OrJnge .. 1nu Ru\\t•I \\ 1ll1Jm'>. 21 . ol i..,l'JI tkat h v.rre fo und \.t onUJ\ n111rn1ng. I he thrn men <lied .ihout <• p 111 ~u nd<I\. atlnrd1ng to J u1ronn ' re pun. rrlt'J\l'd \\ edn1.·,J,1, V. h11l- thc )tore do~·'\ JI ~ pm on i..,un- da)'>. Ches" Il k bgar and V..11l1am' could.,e been "ork1 ng late. hl'lping the la~t cu,tomcr The final sale rung up on tht• SllHl'\ ta\h register wa~ timed at Jhout '\ I'\ pm 1 he three bod1c!> 111 the hat k store mum Wl"rl' d1!>ClWcred b' another empl uH'l' \\ho showed up tu open the \tort· M onda~ morning One '1Lt1m hJd his hand~ and feet hound <1nothl·r had his hand<> bound and 1hr third had onl} his feet bound said Tu\lln Police LI Hous- ton V. llham<> The~ appeared to ha\e hecn shot at do'>e range. Wilham!> \aid. It m.i) dppear b11z.arc that three )Uung men "'ere killed for about 11 .000. hut that remai n., the most l1kd ) mot I\ c for tht· crime. S<:hocnkopf ~1d F-nends and fam1I} of the v1ct1ms ha' l' )aid thr co-"'orker~ "'ere fnendl) with each other. bu t did not !)<.x.:1ah1c outside ol work or ha\C an) co mmon intert'\I other than cars. Super Shops ha) put up a $50.000 reward for 1nlurmat1on lcadmg to the arre~t and con' Kllon of the killer. fhc 1 U\llO store reopenru for busmcs!> Wcdnr!t<lU} Tusttn poltce arc t•ont1nu1ng to work e' Cr) lead. t'' Cl) piece ol ph)s1cal e' 1dencc. a n<l haH' been gJ\rn "olumc' of 11p\ from c1111ens calling 1n. Schocnkopf ..aid "This 1!> not going to ht· J case that goes unsohcd .:ind .,11, 1n the had. file~ 10 ,cars fro m now." Schoenkopf S31d "We will find out who did It " The bottom five places. by the way, were; Waterbury, Conn.; Pawtucket. R.I.. New Britain, Conn.; Fall Ri ve r. Mas~.: and Allentown- Bethlehem, Pa. -the place that Billy Joel sang about a couple hi1 singles back. . Meanwhile, the Exxon Valdez oil spill cleanup was credtted with boostmg Alaskans· per cap11a 1989 mcome. which totaled S2 I .656 for each man. woman and child. up 12.6 percent from the year earlier. thr Commerce Department reported That was nearly double the na- tional average growth rate of 6 6 percent. The average per capita in- come was S 17.596. Connecticut had the highest per capita income. $24,683. J hen Cict U ,000 (..i~h RAclt l>trr•r I rom C .1d1ll.1, un ·~o I ldor.1J11\ in l>r.ilrr '""'" \OlJT HF RN (Al IH>R~IA < ADii i.AC DEAU R\ ugust I\ I • .. ~ S.:wd 1 ()rectOfs 111Pel1~ Nl!#lporl Haroor (n.im~· I Corr.rrP!CP • I 30 AM Ntwpo11 Ha·oo· C11ambP.r of CommercP [ n·111onment Committee • 115 AM ~~ Bteaklast Nt#l>Olt Beach Mamou liltel • Noon f V CMmbtr of Commtrtt ~ii MembeM!> luncheon rm 1111o 9U-4441 • 7 IS AM Sumiw Connechon BmUasl • 4 PM Art' Oii fh~ Gr~ Comm11!ee Sptm r Ian~ Youn~ lA Rams Wtstin Sooth Coast Plaz~ Reservahons 6SO.. J490 Mamou Sui!~ ~ Anion (-0~la ~ • ~ 30 PM Gr•nd Opening. Talllx~ uecull~t Su1tts. 10061 Talbert Ave r v -Lotc wtlaht Without l'lf'C J*kal('d food~ or c1rup f.tat foocb from tht \uptrmarkct -Ptnonihttd tt11n1ns prosrams dmpN for your nttdt 11nd 1bthly Tnuner wtth )OU thmuafl tht cnllrt "'ott-Oul I • 7 JC A M Balboa Bay Oub Commodom Gut'SI &t.JU•sl • Democratic Club of Orange County Garage Sate 7 A.M l1I 3 P.M for further information call· (7 14) 894 7882 . Bnna th1'> ad for )Our l'Omphmenlary No obhpllon. •f.rl"C Wl"Ck pcnain• 10 v.or~ out prOlf'lm only. I • ----·-,-··-·---""'" .. . . Surfriders protect quality of coastline 8y TONY OODERO I>*'>' ..... kM'I llf- HUNTINGTON BEACH -When it comes to protecting the coastline, the Surfrider foupd,alinn )A(lltcbcs ovencalo~~elopers, .,._ _ __,,,., compai\tes and even the United States Navy like a hawk. Established in 1984, the non-profit organization is designed to protect and enhance the quality of the shoreline environment through conservation, research and education. I I I I l I I And when the Navy announced plans to extend the jetty at the Anaheim Bay ocean entrance to 4,000 feet , Surf rider quickly objected to the proposal. · Anaheim Bay ts the site of the Seal Beach Naval Weapons Station and among the Navy's reason for the ptanned jetty is the ability for larger ammunition carriers to dock at the bay, rather than three miles offshore as they do now. But immediately south of the Weapons Station lies the coastal communities of Surfside and Sunset Beach, and Surfrider believes that the proposed jetty will "create a surfless bay along this popular stretch of beach.·· .. Basically, Surf rider feels there are enough structures along our coastline," said the group's associate environmental director Dave Skelly, who did admit, however, that some structures arc essential. But he said that the existing jetties at Anaheim Bay have already had an ill effect on the area: in fact, he said, erosion there is so bad that sand must be imported to replace what is lost. "They've spent millions of dollars to correct the problems that are caused by the coastal structure itself," Skelly said, and he pointed out that the new extension does nothing to correct the existing problem. "The structures along the coastline have caused problems far an excess of their origjnal purpose," he said. "The taxpayers have to pay for that." Skelly said that the structures that have been built in the past can be used for study and to learn from the mistakes that were made. and he criticized the Navy for its current proposal. "To just sit there and sa y 1t won't cause a problem is just whitewashing," he said. Besides Anaheim Bay. Surf rider is involved in the Santa Ana River w1den1ng proJeCt. And Skelly said the fou ndation has offered its assistance to the city ofNcwpon Beach and the Army Corps of Engineers. He said that a large amount of sand is being dredged for the Santa Ana Raver project, and the excess sanct is set to be placed back from the shoreline and piled in fro nt of the waterfront homes in the art'a. (Please see SURFRIDER/B2J Dr. Scon Jenkins (l•ftJ 11 envlronmenul director of the Surfrlder Poundatlon, •nd D•ve Sllel!J, associate director. Decision on People's Park due By ROSEMARY FEITELIERG Cc1<n....,..O- WEST NEWPORT -The fate of People's Park may be dedded by the end of the month. A report with recommendations of alternative uses will be made to the City Council by the end of the month, said Caty Manager Bob W~n. Hefty heifer found, returned to 'frontier' 8y AMANDA \I/RAY NEWPORT BEACH -Hefting a heifer m1aht not be most ~pie's idea of run, but a 9-foot hollow fibera.lass cow retrieved Fnday from Newport Harbor as getting another lift -back to her home in Mov- icland Frontier Town in Colton. place the cow. But the second cow apparenll} slipped out of their hands as well: It was sold before they, could dnve up to Pasadena to buy 11. A third bovine, this one a steer. would have cost the Elks a heft) SJ.200. .. They were going to take the money out of their chant}'," Single- ton said But Singleton refused the offer. with the conv1ct1on a replacement could be fo und that cost what the old one was worth -between SI SO and S200. Last year, voters rejected the idea of selling the property. The sale could ha ve turned the small tree· filled waterfront oasis into a de· velopment Site. Nel9hbor1 Misch• and J•ck Alw•rd pose In People"• P•rk In Welt Newport. Frontier Town manager Bill Singleton had gi ven up on getting the theme town's longtime compa- nion back after 1t was stolen two weeks ago from an Elks Club west- ern-themed fund-raiser an Newpon Beach. and was elated at the news of her immanent return. "We mass 11." he said. "It's been here for many, many years.'' Newport Beach Elks manager Chuck Comstock said he received a call last week from police who said the) belie ved the CO\\ had been spotted. Acquired by the city of Newport Beach in 19 36. the 3.000-squarc-foot parcel on Ra ver Avenue had been the subject of controversy. But neighbors rallied last fall when they learned that they could lose the park that they had groomed and main- tained for 27 years. Caty Councilwomen Evelyn Hart and Ruthelyn Plummer fought to make the plant-filled lot, appraised at S3SO.OOO, "a community re- source" rather than "a pnvate re- serve." But voters rejected the sale of the property. The cit y now must decide what to do with the park. This issue was passed on by the City Council to the Planning Commission. th e c11y manager and the Parks, Beaches and Thousands baptized in ocean ceremonies By GEORGE McCRORY CORONA DEL MAR -At least 2,SOO worshipers gatht'rcd at the state beach here for a rnass·bapt1sm Fnday evening, possibly one of the largest rehgjous rituals ever held 1n the county organizers said. Twenty-fl ve pastors from the Cal vary Chapel braved 3-foot surf and chill y water at th<" beach to baptize worshipers. many of whom bad attended the six-day Summer Harvest Crusade at the Pacifi c Amphitheatre an Costa Mesa. As of 7:30 p.m., about 500 people had been baptlled tn the surf. said the Re v Jam Mis1uk of the Calvary Chapel 1n Costa. but the celebration was expected to continue until 9 p.m. Some of the pastors were clad in wetsuits. but most braved the waves an t-sharts and swim trunks. Masiuk shivered as he stepped out of the surf after baptmng a bearded man. "This ma) be one of the biggest baptisms we've ever had here, and may be one of the biggest in the county," Masiuk said. "There's n lot of JOY here. A lot them have realized that they have acce pted Christ and begun a happy. new life." The beach parking lot was closed by 6:30 p.m. and man_y people ended up 1amming res1dent1al streets with (SH BAPTIZE/Bl) Recreation C:omm1ss1on tor ad~ 1se- ment. Wynn said the council will receive a report with some alternauves by the end of this month. Possible options mentioned an the past include using the lot for parking or docking boats or leasing the land for other purposes. The cu y could also try asking the voters again to approve sale of the lot If the issue goes back to the voters. 11 could be decided on the Novem- ber 1991 ballot. Wynn said "things have been fair- ly quiet," regarding the park "We've hea rd nothing new from the neighbors on the propcrt) "Right now. we're JUSt wa1t1ng for the results of the staff report." "The fUY who borrowed at. he fe lt so bad,' Singleton said. "He said. ·we had 11 tied down. We even stayed up until midnight guarding 11.' ... It's very very light. Two people can carf)· at very ·easily." Singleton said Elks memtx-rs blamed the theft on m1sch1e v1ous college students and vowed to re- "This fellow said he was rowang an the ba> and h<' came across this Ooat1ng CO\\ •• Newpon Beach Police Lt Doug FJ,.tcher said the theft was an un· usual one for the area 'T ve never heard of a co" theft before:· he said Singleton said plenh of people have messed with "Efs1e" before. however. Her delivery of mail canceled , ly IRIS YOKOI C.m.n •re not Mlowwd to deftver m•ll to the c~•r box f M>owJ be· cause only C\lrt>skM ddvery ts des- tgmtt.ct In this nefgt!Oomood. NEWPORT BEACH -A.fter a vandal destroyed her curhs1dc mail- box. Dover Shol"C"s resident Lucile Davenport dcc1dt'd to mo"c 1t to her front door for S("('Unt) reasons. The 72-ycar-old wo man. who lives alone on Highland Dnve. bought a cedar mailbox and h1rt'd a hand)man to attach 11 to her front porch. But the post offi ce was less than thnlkd and ordt'red her to put her mailbox back on the sidewalk. say- ma curbside deli very was her neigh- borhood's designated method Postal officials also stopped deli ver· ina her mail. (Pte•M lff MAIL/B2J ---------------------------Calendar----------------------------Publlc meetings Costa Mesa • 6:30 p.m. Cotta Meta Plaantn1 Comml11lon. 6:30 p.m. Monday. Civic Center. 77 Fair Dnve Lapu 8 e11Clt •Lapa Beaci. Ulllfled Sctiool Dl1trkt, at 7:30 p.m. Tue5day. 550 Blumont. Laguna Reach Newport Beaclt •Newport Beadl City CoHdl, 7 p.m. Monday, council chambers, 3300 Newport Bl vd •Newport Beaci. Plaulat Comml11lo•. 7:30 pm. Thursday, council chambtrs, 3300 Newport Blvd. Group meetings Cotta Meta •The Americu Cancer Socicly will host 1he Wes1 Coast Marlin Shoot·Out from 6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday off the coast of C'atalina near Avalon. Information: 7S J-0441. Foatat. Vallet •The FouMain alley Chambt'r of C'o mmcrct• will host a membership meeting at noon on Tuesday at Mile Square Restaurant, 1040 1 Warner l\vc . 1n Fountain Valley. Information: 962-4441 HudD1toa Beaclt •The Project Grac1as Groop, pledged to suppon the underpriv1lcaed an Honduras. will meet at 7 lO tonjpt in the Pansh Center of St. Bonavcntun."s Catholic ('hurch. Sprinadalc Streel and Heal Av- enue, in Huntmston Beach. Information: 842-507 1. • Nci&hborhood Watch will present a Burglar) Prevention meetmg at 7:30 tonight at the Perl) School. I 923 1 Hardina Lane. Hun11na1on &ach Information: 960-8843. •The Huntantton Beach Community C'omm1ttet' o l the Amencan Cancer Society will meet at 11 :30 a m on Friday 1n Room I Lower Level at Humnn a Hospital. 1777 2 Beach Blvd . 1n Huntington Beach. lnformauon 7Sl-0441 •The Main Street Library Voluntrcn will hotel a Bake and Book Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m on Saturday at the Library, S2S Main . t., Huntington Beach. Information: 96()..3344. •The Huntanaton Beach Newcomers Oub will meet at 11 a.m. on Tuesday. In formation: 84 7·8~44 or 96.).6S I S. • Huntinaton Beach for Hope Chapter of the City of Hopt has tehtdulcd a mcet1n1 at 1:30 p m on • Tuesday an the Hun tington Landmark ~wing room Information: 536-5103. Newport Beaclt •The Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Com- mcrc-e will host a business development meeting at 6:45 toni&ht at the Balboa Bay Club on Pacifi c Coast Hiahway. lnformataon: 644-82 11 •\\'omen an Manaacment will meet for dinner at 6 ton1&ht at the Sheraton Newport, on the comer of MacArthur Boulevard and Birch StrttL in Newport Beach. Information: 7B-020Q Cultural events Cotta Mesa •The Tony ._ward-winning musical. "A Funn} Thins Happened on the Way to the Forum,'' will be performed through unday at the Oranae ( 'ount Pcrfomiint Arts Center 1n osta Mesa. Tickets ranac from $26-38. lnformatton: SS6-2787. •Ora~ Coast Colleac's Repertory Company will present Woody Allen's "Goer at 4 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday in the Fine Ans Ampatheater lnfor· mat1on: 432-S880. •The osta Mesa Art Leaauc will present its I Sth annual juried fine an oompctnion at 8 a.m. on Saturday 1n the All Purpo!C Room at Coastline Community Colleac. 22QO Mesa Verde Dnve East. in Costa Mesa. Information: 898-6865. • Sinaer Natalie Cole will perform in concert at 7 p.m. on Saturday at the Robert Mondav1 Wine and Food Center, 15 70 Scenic Ave.. 1n Costa Mcu. lnformataon. 979-451 0. • Oranae Coast College will hold aud1t1ons for ats . upc'omana presentation of Shakespeare·~ "Henry V" at 6 p.m on Monday. Tuesday and Wedn~ay an Drama Room 101. fnformat1on: 432-5640. F ... taa. Valley •The Purple ky Band will present. a ftte country music concert from 6:30-8 toni&ht at the Fountain Valley Recreation Center. 16400 8rookhurs1 t .. in Fountain Valle)' lnformat1on: 839·86 l 1. a • ..,._ aeact. . •The works of anists Chnstmas McC11n and Fred 0 . Killam art on display throuah Sept. S at the tiuntan.ton Bc.-ach Municipal An Galkry, on \be mezzanine floor of the Huntinston leech P\lbllC L1brary~bcn and Ookienwat avenues, in Hun1- •1'\11on • lnfonnation: S36-S2SI. CALENDAR ...... • n.. Hu=· Be:lcb l'layhouse will bold a liOGS for ill fonh- comi'll prvcluctioa of ·1'bc Man of La MaDcba" from 10 Lm. to 3 9.m. oa Monday, aad at 7 p.m. on Tua.- day, at the Oia1cr Uttle Tbea1et, 21141 Strathmoor Lane in Hunt· inaton Beach. Information: 373-0422. • Ooldeo West Collete will hold auditiooa for ill upcomina . per- formance of .. Little Shop of Hor- ron .. from 7-10 p.m. on Sunday and Monday in tbe Main1taae Theater. Jnformation: 89S.8 I 3". • Peppers Golden Bear will present A F1oC:k of Seap11J in concert at 9 TMn Get U ,000 Cash Bad. D1recr From Cadillac on '90 St-ville~ in Dealer Stock. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA CADILLAC DEALERS p.rn. oa MOGday; N~ at 7:JO and 10 p.m. on Tuetdayj and the Ronnie Monuoee Band at 1:30 and 10 p.m. on Tbunday. PeDDCt1 ia located in tbe Pierlide PaVilion, 300 Padflc: Cout Hiabway,, in Huntinaton Beech. huormatJon: 374-2327. .,.... ·=~ will bott the "Ha Hour from S.9 p.m. on W y at tbe Irvine Marriott, 18000 Von Kannan Ave., in Irvine. Information: 939-6751. NeWDOl1 Bead •Alf four branches of the Newport Beach Public Library System have available a 28-minute Vldeotape of tbe recent oil spill off the Orange Coast. tnformauon: 644-3191 . •The paintings of anist Hoon Kwak are currently on exhibition from 11 :30 a.m. to midnight daily at Five Feet Too Restaurant, 1145 Newport Center Drive, in Newport Beach. Information: 640-5250.·' On campus Cotta Mesa •Orange Coast College is curttntly offering "Discovery," a booklet de- scribing all the workshops, tours, performances, and non-credit classes that will be available during the fall semester. Information: 432-5880. fPlease see CALENDAR/Bll ..... ,......,.__ .......... .. rbara Att•w•1 1llow1 off her new son, Adam, the ftrlt baby to b• born at th• newly-opened lrvln• Medlcal Center. Al part of the opening celebratlqn, the center h•• committed 11.000 for college educ•· tlon for th• first boy and glrl born there. 1. Contest is open to children 5 years to 13 years. r---~----------~---------DAILY PILOT COLORING CONTEST 2. Two (2) G rand Prize Winners-each winner receives ten ( 10) Magic Mountain Tickets for family ond friends. 3. Four (4) Runner-Up Winners-each receives four (4) tickets. ... Colored entries should be moiled to the Doily Pilot, 330 W. Boy Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Entries must be re<eived by September 3, 1990. 5. Winners will..be notified by September 10, 1990. Name Address I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·1 Phone # r I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-1 Age I L-----------------l:t------~----~·----.----.------~-----:J. .. ' ' ' SURFRIDER ''°"' 11 "Our concern is we want them to ~pc>Slt the 11nd in a naturaJ fuhion... Skelly said. In the pest, ••what they've commonly done is apread sud &Iona the beac~ i.n the back areas. We want to m1m1c the natural depot.ition:• The foundation is also involved in several beach-savina ventures throuahout the count~ includina the East and Gulf Loasts and Hawaii; however. 78 percent of the members hail from Southern Cali- fornia. Surfrider now "'"~41tS of having 7,000 members, including more MAIL From81 After several weeks of failed nego- tiations with postal officials, Daven- port has given up and agreed to put her mailbox back on the street. Thouah not usually one to make a fuss. I>avenport is a bit steamed over the post office's inconsistent actions. She can't understand why the post office rejected het request when some of her neighbors have mail slots in their garage doors. "I looked around the neigh- borhood and saw a lot of boxes on the porch," Davenport said. "And I counted -it takes exactly 11 steps from the sidewalk to my porch." She also contends postal officials were slow in rcspondtng to her calls and a letter she wrote asking for than 400 aurf clubs and sbopt that 1us>p<>n its work. said Admini .. tratlvc Director Teri Shub. The foundation is staffed by Shult and Skelly, who works u a coastal enaineer at the Scripps Institution of OCe&nOlf'aphy alon1 with his counterpart Surftider Environmen- tal Director Or. Scott Jen.kins. It also employees the lepl counsel of Mark Muaana. But the foundation is not just out to preserve surfin• as its title may imply. As this official statement says it has a much broader minion: "Surf riders dedicated to preservin• the natural state of our waves and beaches. improving recreationaJ op- portunities and wurina a cJean and healthy environment for all people." permission to relocate her box. Postal officials said Davenport doesn't qualify for an exception be- cause she is "able-bodied" and aranting her request could touch off a string of similar ~ucsts. Davenport's curbside mailbox was destroyed in mid-July. A vandal bent the metal post and crushed the box. After she put up her new cedar box on the porch, she received a notice from the post office inform- ing her the mailbox was too far from the road and that -unless she complied with regulations -her mail would be suspended. Davenport called the city's main post office and was told someone would come to inspect the box. When no one ever showed up and mail continued comin'-. "I wrongly assumed it was OK, ' Davel)port said. ')QUTHFRN CALIFORNIA <:ADILLAC DEALFRS ········•-coUPON··········· i t••• • .-c.u1:~::::··~.~~=.::. I I " ... ~. only NOlvol1dwrthony I I .. other offer I I FULL SHVICf SALON .. I Senior C1t11ent Welcome f 1 o~ Otte Tues Wed • I Also Available: II Wo111ng f0<1oh • Body Mou09es • Body Wrop\ I Monicvres • Silk Wropt Acrylio • Pedicures I 1 r_= I 'All LI \H ,-._~--=y I I ~ Cy [Jn:J'ttd 3 1 I 8908 Warner Ave. Open Tues. thru Sot.I I (2 d-• from Alpha leto) Call for Apf)Ointmonl Fountain Volley 8.41-0304 •••••••••• EXPIRES 1-30-90 ••••••••• Hopilg To Fild A Fi'st Rate P-ln The Phone Book? D•'t Hold y_. Bread1. Ca ll HcalthMatch and breathe a ·igh of relief We refer only the fine t specialists. HealthMatch 1-800-262-6210 A Program of l r'Vlr~· Ml.xlicaJ ::nttT Mlnl11tures on dlsplay lntrlcatelJ Hulpted 111lnlnwe claJ ,.._. end of th• "'°""' 8t th• Donald Dunpn 1n.. l»J Cosu Meu .nllt 9randon branch of tfl• Ot'anee Cou~ Publlc u -sowen, 11, wlll be exhibited untH the br•ry, 1ass Park Ave., con. Mesa. CALENDAR ''°"' •2 the last fiscal year, an mcrca~ of 73 percent over the 1988-89 total. •The Orange CoaSt College Apple Computer Club will meet from 8 a.m. to I p.m. on Saturday in :x1 ence Hall. Information: 432-5880 • Oranae Coast College athletes achieved an overall academic aver-aae of 2. 92 durina the recent academic year. •The Oranae Coast College Dance Hantlngtoa Beacb from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays beginning Aug. 25. lnfonnat1on: 895-8299. •Golden West College facull) member Russ Terry will address the second an nual convoca tion cer- emony at Golden West College at 11 a.m. on Wednesday in the Quad. The ceremony sets the academic tone for the upcom1nf year. The public 1s welcome. nformatton· 895-836 7 Department will tour the local high •Golden West College has received schools durin• the 1990-91 a second grant from the Nauonal academic year to mtroduce students Science Foundation to enhance its to the joy of dance as an an fonn. calculus and pre-calculus cur- . . . riculum. The new $36,000 grant will I lD •Coastline Communtty College will be u~d to provide a computer rv e conduct new student onentat1on~ on simulatton prooram. •Irvine College will offer a traffic Mo day Wednesday and Fn-'-y .... violator school from 8 a.m. to 5 p m ~ • . . ws •Free schedules of the Coa~tltne dunna Auaust. .Reaistrauon for the R~onal Occupational Program. on Saturda}'. Information: 559-3313 fall semester ~11. commence Tues-which will oIT~r a wide vanety of r day. lnformauon. 241 -6146. hands-on vocational classes 10 cum- • Applications for first-lime Siu-munlly ~tt1ngs beginntng Sept. 3. dents are available from 8 a.m. to 7 are a vailable through the Coasthnl' p.m. Monday through Thursday. ROP office. lnformauon 979-1955 and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday. •Golden West College will again \1 1 111.11 ll\•1rt•1•h \ ••• , f, '" I "''""' '''"'''•I' I, •u · • ORANClm COAIT DAILY PILOT Thurldey, Auguet 23~ 1990 BS BAPTIZE ' ' ''°"' ., \Mir can. Tbe event started al 6.30 p.m. with IOnp from Chrisuan folJc music .,oups. Men and women sana aJona. wavina their arms in unison with the music. Tbe blptisms commenced a baJf- hour later. Many parents brou~t their babies to the water. four 11rls visitina from Ireland joined the masses in the surf. Mi si uk said. "A lot of people don't want to come out in the surf, but once they are out here, they realize what a beautiful th mg baptism 1s," he added. Worshipers sajd their baptism was an exh1lara11ng upenence and felt moved to confirm their Chnst1an fa11h. "It felt fantastic!" said Mike Hub-I bard of San Juan Capistrano a few seconds after he emerged from the surf. "I listened to the Harvest Festi- val on the radio every night and this was somethng I wanted to do for a "'ht le." Motor Trend Magazine November 198 9 Al A • in the Admissions Offi~ of Orange offer the successful Academ y of the Coast College. Information: Arts program to all local high school 432-S772. students dunng the 1990 fall •Charles Ellik. an Orange Coast College senior art student. recently painted a colorful mural on a wall facing the college·s large Mato Dance Studio. • Dr. Robert Heuser has been named associate dt'an of graduate studies at Southern Califo rnia Col- lege 1n Costa Mesa. semestec Part1c1pants will ha ve the opportunity 10 study dance. music an. and the •heater under tht• tutelage of college profe'i'IOrs whtlt• earning credit toward high school graduation. Information: 8ll5-8~07 ------ \Ol ltltRl'(Al lH>R'I\ ( ~DI! I AC l>I \I t I<' FREE ADMISSION HcalthMatch can give you the i nsidc . coop. Call today c.lnd s p c~lk to ,l rcfi:rra} t'X p e r t. •The students in Coastline (om- munity College's special education class, .. Orientation to Art Forms and Processes," recentl y completed a 12- foot hiah public art work dt'dtcated to the Civil Rights Act fo r the Disabled recently signed by Prest· dent Bush. The sculpture. titled "Op/Choices" is on display in front of the admin1strat1on bu1ldtng at the Fa1rv1ew Developmental Center. 2SOI Harbor Blvd .. 1n Costa Mesa. lnfonnation:75 l-9776 • Oranae Coast College Foundation raised more than $1.1 m1llton dunng • Regmrauon for the regular foll classes and apphca11on' for the al.'· celerated 9-1 5-~ee l fall claS$C~ di Golden We\! College are a\atlablc from 8 a.m. to 7 pm ~londa} through Thursda ). and from g am lo 5 p.m on Fnda>. in the l\d- m1ss1on\ Office I nfo rm.rno n 8Q5-8306 •Golden West ( ollege "111 uffrr J master class for ad,anted p1.i n"1' on either an aud11 or pcrlorm.incl" basis, from I 0 a. m to n1><1n on Fnda)S. begtnntng ,\ug 24 lnt11r- ma11on 895-J06 •A full schedule o f amne\I\ 1 l.t\\t''> 1nclud1ng English a<. a '>l'rnnd langu age and c1111ensh1p "111 be offered b> Golden \\ l"\I C olkgc .. L ; ~----...... -,~ -"--'i > HE\ oc · .\Rl.E l.l\'l\G TRl'STS Thursday, August 30 1 p.m. & 7 p.m. /,t•11r11 Jin n f o. • h ood P'OOll• Ind 1ltornt1 I ltt• • h ood 111ntcour t imtrobncr tu • Prt1t1ff 'ti>''''' 11tOC>ffh • Soh r \ftp child llfO••\IOfl\ • h Old taOOlcM 11111 U1 • Prnrnt httooc mtd1u l proctdurt\ 11\d '''ll''"l mtdoc~ UPfntu • h Old COl11t'•l lorshlp RESERVATIONS 141-8411 Aff ordab/e Luxury: LA nsT COl.LECT10N OF <~ ltJ)Dll.I. SAVE 35% SOFA AND CHAIRS HA VE .Jl'ST ARRIVEIJ $895°0 Sherrill i now afTordabk for ('H'f ) hudg<>t. You 'll ht· Jpplaudc'll rur \llUr ~ooJ t.L,li' .ind \011 II .Ip plaud yourself for your good fortune in taking advantage of th1'> 'fll't·1.1l promotion l onw in 111<l.i~ .111d select whal i.\ surr to h(-comc a fam1h ht•irloom at tht· pno.· of Mdtn.tr\ furn1tun· r MO URS: -1 L 2215 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA e 646 ·02"'~ DAILY t o-a SUNDAY 12·5 c&.osaD llC*DA" Newport Beach Plaza Invites You To Our Open House Y u are cordially TRE AT YOURSELF to the luxury • .nJ d ct(dlllt' of,, ftnt> dm1111o< e'<pNit>n<. t' lk our tot""'' for .1 COMPI IMl:NTAtlY I UN< 111 () open to ~t·ni'''' .md tht•ir t.u111li1·, C'all for rl''t•rva t1om • (7 14) 645-<>R33 FURNI H ED MODEL OPEN DAILY, IOA.M. T06 P.M. 1455 Superior Ave . 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AlexHcler, dauahter of Dane Mcllarvy of Costa Mesa, has completed basic training at Fon Jackson, S.C. • T..W Metcalf of Costa Mesa re- cently viewed the future of scientific uploration in the special astronaut trainina simulators at the U.S. Space Academy in Huntsville. Ala. Valley bas ~uated from Air Force basic tra1nin1 at Lack.land Air Force Bue, Tuas. Sancnbera i1 a 1988 &raduate of Fountain Valley Hiah School. Irvine • C.Uae lrawlt1 of Irvine has been appoi-ntcd chairperson of the 1990-91 plannina and allocation committee for the Jewish Federation of Orange County. • Rldaanl G. wu ... and Evelya C. c. ... , of Irvine have recently ac- cepted manaacrial positions at Ken-n~y/Jenks/Ch~Jtor:i. Consulting En- 11neers and SctentaslS. Huntington Beach • JMle..L. EWoU-of Costa Mesa was named to the 1990 Cal Poly presi- dent's honors list for her outstand- ina academic achievement. • Chuck Fraser of Costa Mesa is helpini to coordinate the World Summit for Children. a 28-nation planning committee that aims to make the well-beina of children a priority in this country and around the world. In fo rmation: 548-1204. •Dr. Roser HeHer has been named associa1e dean of &raduate stu~ies at Southern Cahfom1a College in Costa Mesa. •Army Reserve Pvt. Joey J. G. Sudoval, son of Joe Sandoval of Huntington Beach, has complc1ed basic training at Fort Dix. N.J. • JHJtai V11Je1, president of Golden West College, has accepted a pos~ ition on the board of directors of South Coast Repertory. •Huntington Beach businessmen Claarlet nom11, Mlcuel Yous, ucl Doa1la1 Fablu, have been elected to the board of directors of Golden West College Foundation. OMNGS COMT DAILY PLOT Thutldey, AuguM 23, 1980 • --- OluaO ........ Olhcra are 0.., MW., Mareta baa, Ora ........._ NM TnellAI. , ..... &Mh, «a .... , a .. ,,, Patrtel Mad-, .,_. .. U.,._ &. ............ Bib,, ....... .............................. eaau. ... Qiu z ........... .,. ~-·1 ..... , ........... , .... .,.... ...... Carel ... , •• o.aa c.aa-.u. Qau .-.,,.., ... Jim,.,.,.._, Newport Beach • Peter M. Mt of Newpon Beach, chief exccutjve officer of The Field- stone Co., has been named national chairman of the Alexis de Toc- queville Society of the United Way of America and wiJI lead the aroup in a S75 million fund-raising drive. • a.lrley Wllllaau of Corona dcl Mar is helpina to coordinate the World Summit for Children, a plao- nina committee of 28 nations whose aim 1s to make the well-being of children a priority in tttis country and around the world. Information: 720-0279. • B9b Leaanl, Newport Beach ad- vance planning manager who has been with the deparment for 18 years, has aecepted a position as Laguna Niguel Community De- velopment Director. WF OFFERS DESIGN CENTER PRICES DIRECT TO THE PUBLICI WFD offers Design Center pnces • Moale Adamsoa, an Orange Coast College dance instructor fo r the past seven years, was chosen ou1 of a field of 120 candidates to beco me a full-time dance instructor at Chico State University an Northern Cah- fo m1a. • GllDda MaJneacl of Huntington Beach has been named marketing ,.------------~ director of Humana Hospital in Huntington Beach. d11ect to the public on the finest lines fi o111 the best Design Center Showrooms You II fi nd Platt. Royal Custom Dana Creath Custom Croll und many many more all 111 c ne cor .vement locat1or.. Wo rk with your own decorator or or.e o f ou r talented designers and b 1Jy d1rec -:it low designer ·11hole~ ale pr 1c•::s. WFD 1s the o ne slo J.J source fo r all your home fur m sh1 •1gs needs • A1pa1la Suppet and Slier Kirby of the Costa Mesa office of KPMG Peat Marwick arr co-rec1p1ents of the company's prestigious Quality Service Award for the pcnod ending May 1990. Fountain Valley •Army Reserve Lt. C'ol. Edgar G. CoUD1ky, son of L1lhan G Cohnsky of Fountain Valle). has graduated from the U.S. Arm~ War College. Carh'>lc Barracks. 1n Carli sle. Pa Laguna Beach • Claes ud Ge.rsta Aadenea, own- ers of The Hotel Laguna. will donate I percent of the food and beverage sales during the months of Septem- ber, Octo~r and November from The Terrace and Clars restaurants to the "Hotel Laguna Save the Canyon Fund". l:lcct \\ < H >ti: 1-"ull Si1c ()-1 >~1 ~ ~~·11 gcr ( ~<>111f<>rt. c;QUT HER N CALIFORNIA CADILLAC DEALERS • IN-HOUSE PROFESSIONAL DELIVERY 8c INSTALLATION AVAILABLE • LOW DESIGNER PRICES • FINEST FURNITURE LINES • CONVENIENT HOURS (INCLUDING WEEKENDS) Since 1952 WFD HOME FURNISHINGS & INTERIORS id F1J ·liri f Hl 1111 v Jl l~·; 171 4) 540-2275 t i , i 1 I • • : • • r • • ·~ F "' I .. ,• •Airman Paul W. Sauenberg, son of Karen A. ( ham~rhn of Fountain • Laguna Beach artists who won awards m the Sawdust Fesll val an and booth contests include SHan Oy1lD1er, Boule Gre1ory, Joaatllan Owen, Dion Wrtgbt, Ricardo Daffy, Barbara Tarner, C.rll ancl Joe Kreaeb, Randy Bader, Marla Bun11, Geor1ette Cerruti, Ron Rodecker, Sopbla Soteropoulo1, Mike HclDtz, David Nel1on, Tara Safran and ~f=======================.!_~~~~~~~~- Join GQLDEN TIMER. for a upe r time in ..... . HAWAII 2 i~la nd -Oct. 2nd -9 th 1990 <·om plete package 599°0 accepting rt'S('rva ti on.: l -{800)221 -1277 or (7 14) 6,l 2-2275 When You Ask For An Alergist, Are You Gettilg A Bad Reaclioll? Now you an breathe ca y. Call Hcalth M atch and you '11 have a physici an fast. HealthMatch 1-800-262-6210 A Prnw.un of Irvine Medal C.cntcr The best selection- we've got it! USE YOUR HE.AO WE.AR A HELMET WHEN YOU AIOE' Murray I 1 1 18 speed index sh1ft1ng with front and rear MENS' 26'' SABRE ATB 21 cantilever brakes Alloy rims. gel saddle and quick release fronl wheel SAFETY HELMETS 19 99-2• 99 t.•m• ''"•• TAACTOA Wode beM bOI lom rU9Qe(I IFI C llOn htH Incl tl!'Ot!Q mu11'110o<n gr~ "OM 2 7 11" 78! L '"'"' Tilct>s JUNIOR ACTIVITY GYM Compact s 11p lor mdoor or outdoor Pfa\r Panel~ 111ld pfalforrn ~hdp fOQethpr 1>11"l•fy Ages I '>• THE WORLD'S-BIGGEST TOY STORE ! CHARGE III • VelA • llAITIRCAM> •A•M'M """" •ANAHEIM •KLl OAM>lNS ...... •IUMM« •CAMON MALL •CIANTOS •CHULA VISTA •COVINA TheN'I 1 Top "A'• U. Neer 'tbul - atllll OOAIT DAILY MOT -,...,,.., ~ 23, 1990 rts Newport Coast courses can be played for price I've bad 1 few phone calls from people wantina more information on NcwPort Coast Resort and the t"'.O new courses bcina built on the Irvine Co. propeny between Cameo Shores and t.aauna Beach. First off, both the Canyon Course and Ocean Course are under con- struction wub both scheduled to open in July of 1991. The hotels and houses will be come two to three years later so the courses will be readily available for use for at least two years. After the hotels oflfn· a certain amount of tee 1mes wt 6C reserved or guests. Secondly, both courses arc public and both will remain public as far as the Irvine C:o. and Western Golf Management are concerned. But thc- quality of the courses is going to demand some hea' y green fees. Curren ti} the If' me Co. owns and operates the Tusun Ranch Golf Club and there ha' e been some eyebrows raised over the $45 week- da} fees and the St>O weekend fees. That's pretty much chicken feed. rompared to Newpon Coast. Expec·t green fees 10 run from $90-100 Cans \.\Ill be included and hke Tustin Ranch. 1he~ 'II be mandator) One thing though. the cans v.111 be free to ka'e the paths. So. what does this do for 1he a'erage golfer 1n Orange Coum~·· Well. look al 1\ tl11s wa). the average Joe 1s11'1 going to cough up SI OO 10 pla~ golf Bui. there are plenl\ of people "ho "ill An}' new public coursl'S. no mat- ter \\hat the gteen fees. v.111 help alle' 1ate lhe crunch on Orange t ounl\ fa1rv.a,s. . . 0 Sea( Jill Countn Club hl'ld 11' annual 'irn1or~ t luh Champ1omhip last \\Cek Jnd Brute 'A atk1m "a' tht• o'erall gros~champ1onsh1p l 'n- fonuna1eh his SCllrl' "as not 3,a1l- ablc · Howeq~r. the net re~ults arc cJ \ail- able from 1he three fl1gh1s of lhl' \1.\-0·round 1ournamen1. In fi rs1 pl.ttl' in 1he 50-'i9di\1s1on. Don Rliht.·n, shot I \5 lo take the champ1Un,h1p He wa\ folll1\~ed in second platt' t" Don Valentino w 11h a I ~O In a lie for third "l're John I k\l Ill and Ph il ~h J>harland "ho ht.1th shot I 4~ In the 60-69 dt' 1\1on ~ illil· < <>n- treras \\a\ ttW '-' 1nnn \h111111ng 110, That v..1' three 'hit\ hcttt•r th.111 f\111-> Ba\ler In a tit.' tnr thtrd h11th I ><.11 Tannehrll ,rnd R1d1ard \1d .tfllnll>n \hOt 141 I ht.• "'0-and-tn n d1' 1s111n v.a' \\un h' \lei "tt'plwn' "1th .i I ~4 I k Barry Faulkner was followed by J. Riley fowler at 146 and yet another tic for third between Stan W~_,lilt......,.~M.u<,___ tassel. --0 Hal Grttn was at it again at Newport Beach Golf Course. when he came within a half inch ofh1s eighth hole-in-one on the first hole. Men's dub vice president Richard McK..inne) said the foursome waited what seemed like fi ve minute for the ball. which hung over the edge of the hole to drop. Would ha'e been a good time for for the "81g One ·· h didn't go for naught. though as Green took top lo" gross honors dunns the Thursda) Tournament b) shooting 6.l Pai Ml ~inne} was lo" net man with a 50. In the aturda' P1l·k Your Partner TournC). Don Gatusso and Bob Forbes tl·amed up lll shoot a I 0~ 10 edge Brian Gallagher and Dan McGum·. "ho shot 110.4 l hird place "ent to Don Wolf and Jad•. unson "1th a 110 6 The men's dub tra' els 10 Meado\\lark (1ol f ('ourse 1n llunt- 1ngton tkdlh for 11s monthh ,ma) tournament o Big Can)'on C ountr) Club "gear- ing up ford ~km0t•r/(1UC'>I r our- nament tx'g111111ng toda' But more 11nportan1l~ lhl' rnuh' arl' in lrom the three mvnth-h>ng Prcsu.knt'i. Cup Tournaml'nl '' h1ch wrappnJ up .\ug. 18 In fir'll plate "a' 1>1 \1 1d1Jl'I Drul~n. v.ho dekaled Rill \\ h111ng 'and 2 In (I \IC ll11 third \\Crr Bub L e1bm.in and Hl·rh h.almh.1d1 0 ~antJ \n.J l uunlr\ < lub h.1, .1 lOUpk ol tournanH·nt' ul nnll' 1n tlw rwar futurt.• ~grnning \\llh thl' ( •Ul''l "tag T11urnamt.·nt hq!.lnnrng I hur,. da' II "Ill Ix lt1lluv.ed h\ lht· (Jl'I .\tqua1ntel.I l hot.1\t. l p on ~·p1 15 The l ht>l>'>l'· \ p \\ dt·.,1gnl'd for ne"'er n11:mt-cr' 111 ttll J,qu.11n1eJ \\tth l>lhl'r rH "ll ntl'llll'll·r, J11d .ilJ,·r llllC'I J'> \H'll T inalh . on Ol t l '1-21) thn luh "'"' h1•\\ .1 \lunl>t r \k111ht•r I 11ur 11an11·111 ....... IE1tancta High Coach John Ll•b•ngood wm have hand In Eagles bid to repeat as Sea View League ch•mplons. Races wide open as Junior championships set sail By Almon Lockabey Sailors in all thrn• d1' '''°n~ of the US\'Rl'-Rolc\ Jun1M c ham- p1 onsh1 ps ba11lcd light <oouth·\Ot.lh· v.csterl} "inds 1onda) 1n lht· orwn· mg 1v.o ratl'S for the lO\ l'led \ear\. Berni\ and Sm) the trophll'\. Leading lhl' ~ears Cup rnmtx•t1- 11on in lhe four-handed £ llht•lf.,-22 sloops "-3S Are.1 f-"11h '>k1prx·r ~coll Elling ol tiouswn. 1 n Yad11 { luh v.nh lin1shes of 1-4 fur 'i 7'i point., under 1he It>'~ Citonng \\c;tem T1l·d lor lir\I 1n thl' r l~ing Jr\ com111:11ng for lhl· douhh.'-handcd &-ml\ T roph\ \\t'n· Bill llardl''il\ \f1ss1nn HJ' \ .1t ht < luh I ·\rea J°1 .ind Jc\,l' \ndrl'\\' \mt'nl J n Yalhl C luh. R}l' !'Ii \ (•\rra Al. l'<ll h \\llh a fir'll ..and a \l'lOnd for~ 7'i po11m Da,1d Hou<ol'r (·oronado Y,1lhl < luh. "a' leading thl' 51ngk-handni lUmp1:t1 t1011 for thl' Sm) 1ht• <. up \\llh fin1'hC\ ol I 2 for 2 7"i po1 nlli \rl'J .I I\ tht· I "'RI ·, \11111lwrn ( Jl1lnrn1.1 J ff,l T hl' ~l'J.f\ C up 1s tht• uldl'\I 111 tht I . ..,\ RI 1unior 'ailing 1rnph11·, d.11 111g h,1l ~ h> I 1': I Top five scorers m each d1v1s1on after 1wo of I 0 races: SEARS CUP-I.Area F. Seo\\ Elt- ing, Houston.T l't. YC'. 1-4. 4.7 5. 2. Area D. Manning Mon1agnet. Pass Chnst1an YC . M1ssiss1pp1. 3-3. 6; 3 Area J. Jory T\\ISI. Newpon Harbor YC. 5-2. 7; 4. Area B. Meg Gaillard. Amencan YC. R)e. NY .. 8-1. 8 75. 5 Area E. Dt-an Balc1rak. Ba'' IC'" Y(. Oe1ro1t, M 1ch . 2-8. I 0 . BFMIS TROPHY-I. Tie lx'- \\\een Area J. Bill Hardest\. M1ss1on Ba\ \ < 1-2. and .\rea · B. Je~\e An.drl'\.\S . .\mencan YC . R,c, N \. :!-I, .:! 75. ' \rl':J < Sarah"< arlson. \hrl'" sbuf\ Y< "...: J. 3-J. 6. 4 1 tc tx1"el.'11 .\rca [) John Ra\.\·hns. Suu1hcrn Y(. :-....t.•\\ Orie-am. 5-4. and .\rea (1. Mau h<..)ueen. R1t·hmond, C ahf \(. 4-5. 4 '\M\ THE l IHWH\ -1 .\rca J. Don ll ou~r. M 1ss1on Ba' 't C. 1-2. 2 75. 2 Area II . Greg Mii lcr. Ro)al V1l tu11a YC 2-l. 5. J . .\rl'a F. Marl. llarc ll11L1\tun Y(' Tc\a' 'i-1. 5 "'i .i -\n•a r Rlm \lilhg.rn Ba)' II.'\\ Y<. Dt•1ro11. ~11t.h ,_c; 'i .\rea Ii. Nu hola' l>uA111' lnd1Jn Harh11r \ ( ( llnnl'llllUt (1 • .i. Ill WARNING \ • Prep football coaches display diplomacy Tbe aames have yet to bcsin on the 6elcJ, but the annual pme- amansbip of OranJe Coast Area footb9!1 coaches k.ickcd off last week. Wilh media interest in the upcom- ina teason focusina on coaches and their opinions, the cliches and pre· diet.able posturing of these ex- ~rienced spokesmen rina as fam- diar as the sounds of clashing helmets. The delicate practice of c-xprcssing confidence and optimism while sim- ultaneously intel)ectinJ humility and respect for upcoming opponents is as much an art form as devising a brilliant game plan. Mctt seconds after detailing their woeful lack of experience, size and depth, coaches can quickly turn the tone of the conversation to in- tana.iblcs, the saving grace of the downtrodden. ·•rm very pleased with this team's work ethic and desire ... a coach will confide. Conversely. a guy s1t11ng on a consensus powerhouse will bemoan his lack of cohesiveness or harp on the unpred1catab1ht} of th e inJUf) factor. Polit1c1ans could leam a few things about d1plomaq from the-sr guys. One coach summed up his prcseason stance as follows: 'Tm not overly opt1m1s11c about many things and I'm pess1m1sllc about a lot of things. l°m 'Cf) reluctant at tlus point to say anything posll1,e about our team. because man} umes if you make prOJeCllo ns with ) oung people. you're disappointed." Sllll another coach gushed praise and favorable compansons to previously successful learns. onl~ 10 request the) be toned down 111 pnnt -at least until the results of the season opener (Sept. 7) were 1n. This talent. of course. is not l1m· 1ted to the football faction oftht' coaching fraternll). but the) seem to be the best at 11 Let 1he games hegin ~ D Spons Director Bob Elder has announced that l\.OR(i radio s1111111n ( 1190 AM) will broadcas1 a high school game of the "eek this sea!>on Elder said he has no1 comm med to a complete schedule of games. 1n order to ensu re 1he tx·s1 matl'hup\ are ofTe~. Plans for the \ea,on-open1ng broadl.l'>l art· •mil rn the \\Orl.s hut the Sqlt. 7 Mater Dl.'1-C ap1s1rano Valle} game 1s the leading can- didate arlOrding to lldl'r f-IJer \Jld Patrick Larkin Edison and Fountain Valley are can- didates for future broadcasts. 0 The traveling party accompanying the Edison football team to it's Au~ 31 date with lolani High at Hawaii s Aloha Stadium was estimated at 250 by Charger Coach Dave White. The sophomore team as well as cheerleaders. parents and boosters will JOin the school's varsity players and coaches for the island opener. D A verdict on the Ocean View High water polo program's future is ex- pected this week when Activiues Dir~ctor Lee Gaeta meets with Pnn· cipal John M)'ers to discuss the current lack of a coach. Arca schools will begin practice toda)' to prepare for the upcoming season. but the ~ahawks. who ha\-e been handicapped an the Sunset League by their lack of an on- campus pool, have been unsuc· cessful tn auracung an apphcant for the coaching position "acated b} Sharon Kro$man. Krogman. who could not sur player tnt<'re st when she attempted to field an Ocean View summer league team th is )ear. has an·epted .i teaching Job at War- ren H 1gh in Downe) "l he JOb has been open all sum- mer. but v.11hou1 a teachrng pos11ton to offer. the JOb 1s not that attract- 1 ve," said Gaeta. who retains the hope of fielding a 1eam "We normal!) don't pla) much of a pre-league s<:h<.'dulc. so there's still 11me to get \ome1h1ng done." Gacia explained 0 l he CIF-Southcm Section 1s seek 1ng high st·hool ofli c1al'i tn all s~ns for 1he I 4QCJ-9 I school 'ear. Interested apphcan1s.a1 least 18 year~ of age ma) cam from S20 to S76 per as'i1gnment, depending on sport. level of compcttllon and schl·duk<l \IJrtrng 11me f-or 1nturmauon. toniact EM. (. ast11lo at t'1thn 2211-41lS4 or 71!!-2K56 Chemicals known to the State to cause cancer, birth defects, o r oth er reproductive h arm are f(l und in gasoline, t·rudc oil, a nd many other petro leum products and their vapors, or result from their u~c. Read and fo li o~ lahel directions and u se care when handling o r u sin g a ll petroleum products. Chemicals known to the State to ca u se cancer , birth defects, or o the r reproductive harm a re found in and around ga o line stations, refineries, c h emical plants, and o the r facilities that produce, h a ndle, transport, s tore, or sell crude oil and petroleum and ch emical products. ()th er facilities covered hy this warning include, for example, oil a nd gas wells, oil and gas treating plants, petroleum and chemical storage tanks, pipeline systems, m arine vessels and harges, tank truck. and tank car s, loading and unloading facilities, and refueling facilities. 1 hl..· turL·gum~ \~<trnmg 1s prnv1Jcd pur-.u:rnt tll Prl11'11sititltl 6'). Thi ... la w n ·4uirl'"' thl' ( ;uvcrnor n t l ·nl1forn1 :1 tll I 11hl1-..h .1 li-.t 1 lf l lwmH .11 ... "k 1H lwn t1) thL' Stat1..· t\ l l ;H1w \ a rh n l 'r n·rn idu(ti\'l.' tux1(1ty .'' Th i.., lt ~t 1-. l lHnrill·l.l m an :o rd1ll1 Ct' with .1 J'rt>tl·~lurl' \.'-.c.1hl1-..h1..·d h, rhl' Prupn..,1t11m, ,ind t.lll l'l' llht.11rwd l r1>1n tht· ( ·~1llfnrn 1n Hl'alth and W t·lfarl· AgL·n1..·y. Prupl""ltll lf\ 6'i rl'qt1lrl'" r h.it .it lc:ir and rca-.1 in.lhlc warning hl· ~J\'l'll 111 p1·r-..1 Hh o,pu-.ctl to the li"ted c. lwmirab in ccrr;11n ~1 ruation~. 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Ql o • THURIOAV,::,: 13, _, ''Keep _ Your Cool'' for steamy days when it's too hot to cook When the thought of standing at the range makes you hot undl'r the colla r, cook-free main dish sa lads a re a no-'iWl'clt ~olution . Cool, refreshing and fa st to fi x, they wake up wilting a ppetites a nd keep the cook and kitchen cool. Ta ke the ~immer out of this summer's meals with this g reat-ta sting colll'ction of super salad!:> created by PACE• picante sa uce home economi ts. To s ides tep cooking a ltogether, they team the eason's fine t fruits and vegetable~ with quality convenience food from the ... u pe rm a rket' ~ d e li , freezer and s he lves. For g.ird e n -fre~h t la vor and just the d esired degree of ~picy "~i/ Lle," they rely on versatile PACE® pica nte ~c1 l1Cl' in the cook's choice of mild, medium or hot. A na tural as a sa lad sparkler, it adds a one-of-a-kind fla vor boost and onl y 5 calories per to ngue-ting ling tables poo nful. Try it in these fuss-free salads, the n experiment with all your favorites to ee w hat "hot" menu it em~ kcl'p-your-cool sa lads can be. • Add frt-slr apptal to <ummrr meal" u•rth grtaf.tastmg. fa~t It> fix Tu'Can Tu11a SJ/aJ ltopl a11J Or1111~1· l 11,h1'lt' Clrrckrn Salad (bottom I Crt'lll tl'<' cnmhi11allorr~ of colorful fruit'. r>r:<r•taNI" .md quulrtv co11ri.'tll1'l111 1,~tJ-tlie -a/ads rtll{ <111 mild, mtd1um or hot PACE'* p1ca11lt sauce f<lr thrrr ~orderr frNi lt111811t' ''""''"'Ii la•li' TUSC/ilt ra Ii SliLllD cm ( 13 .-es) OI 2 C9IS (6-1/2 MICH ..di) wtift ...... 14 ii .... , •-4 114wlk•ilt•cWs cm (I ...s) rl4 kWMy r...s, ... -~ ......... , ....... 14 1 /2 "' slcl4 ,.. thts 1 /2 alp slcl4 .... -..s wftti 1 /2 ~~(p pk..tt SWCI 1 /3 alp MttW ,, .... " .. 1 /2 ,..,, ... a.sl ltnts, awslMcl 3 a1p1 slw..W ... ltnn Combine tun.1, bean .... tomato. oliH"' and onion ... in l.u}~t· bowl l 11mb1nl' p1cantl' "•lU(t', drt•.,.,tn~ <lod ba ... 11. m1'\ well Add to tun.1 ml\turt'. to ..... lt~htlv Chill, 1f dl'Slrt'l.I Arrao~t· ... pin.-Kh on "t'rvtn~ pl.1k hip \\1th ..,.,1,1d ~·rvl' with t1dd1honal p1caote '\atilt' M el kt." 4 "l'n·in~.., ORliNGE-CliSHEW CHICKEN SllLllD 1 /l a1p raa• ,._.. swc• 1/4 ~ .... -...... 111 ..... , SW<t 2 ....... flMfy slw..W fr~ ..... ltttwct ltnn 1 /3 "'C9Stely ~ mlwws Peel and separate orange into section~. cu t ea(h '-t'Choo tn half ombtnl' chicken, orange, red pepper, onion ring and pt.'.t J'<Xh in IM~t> \xlwl Combine picante sauce. mamulade, soy saut:'l' and gtn~l'r ml\ wrll ro .... with chicken mMure. Chill, if d~irect Line <1ervmg plattrr \\Ith lt>ttuC'e, t<lp with salad Spnnkle with c.shew and serve with add1ta,m.il pKantl' 'MlUl't' Makes 4 serving . • OTE: 2 cups fresh pea pod , blanched, may be 4'1Ubshtuted •) 1 /3 <1' ~Aa~ pi<mtt S4Mt 1 /4 "'.,,.. .... dlmty 1I 4 "' ..ytMlise 1 /2 '"""" ClffY ,. ... 4 WW. wt.f Of wWte pita '-'H4s,Wvt4 a bM, .. , ... tr r....-. ltthl<e ltoves l l1mb1oc turkn .1rpli-l l'll·n 11011111 ... .H1d .dm"1"l" 1n l,1 q.~l· b1•\' 1 l limbtnt' r1l.lnh· "-<lllll' \ h11trwv m.n 111111.11 ... 1· .ind \urn I".,, Jl•r rlll\ \\I " r11ur \)\"l'f turkl'\ ml\lllfl' 011\ h~hll\ l hill II dl· ... rrl'd I lnl' J"'ll.l l'n .id h,1(n.., \\1th kttth 1 11'.l\ , .... 1111 ''1th t11rk1 •\ 'lll\ltm ~ n l' "1th .1<ld1t11•11.1 p11dnll' .... lllll' \l,,J..t..., .i "I. n in~ ... l on,~int' "hnmp. rl'd pl'ppt•r .t nd ~rl'\'O lln!On.., in large bnwl lombtnl' pKa nll' -.ame. drt...,,tn~ and um,mdl•r, ml'\ wl'll Tn ~ w1th hnmp mt\tun.•, cha II. ir dl!,m>d Add "' tx.Hfo. tu....., lt~hth Arran~c ~rN'n on "rrvmg plath'r "roon "tmmp mr\'.tUf\' .1nd dre<;"tn~ O\:l!r g~t.'n!' pnnklr with n lantro and ~am1c,h with e~~. ti dl''-tf\'d "''r\C.' 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Today, our tastes ar~ more advtn· turesome and this salad. combin· ina strawberries. arccns and onion with a poppy-seed dressing. is a favorite. When strawberries aren't avail· able, substitute kiwifruit. You'll need four kiwi fruit to make 2 cups of slices. BEJUUES AND GREENS SALAD S &able1poo111 Nlad oll S tabletpoo111 ~omey 1 &abletpooa v .. e1ar 1 &eaipOOll poppy teed 'i'I &ea1poo11 prepared mas&AN 4 n ps ton blbb or Bot&oa le Chee I nps sliced 1cr1wberrle1 1 1m11J Ollloa, t~Dly 1Uced u4 separaced lato rt.11 For dressing. in a small bowl combine salad oil, honey, vinegar, poppy seed and mustard. Mix well. In a large salad bowl com- bine lettuce. berries and onion. Toss with drcssins. Makes 4 scr- vinp . Nutrition information per ser- ving: l 77 cal., 2 g pro.. 21 g carb .. 11 1 fat, 0 mg chol.. 13 ma sodium. U.S. RDA: 79 percent vit. C. -By Th A11«l•tH P1ftl Dinner? ... C'llftt Ollr w.tt\. 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In plentiful supply now through summer, California strawberries add vibrant color and juicy sweetness to your pizza. as well as to other bl:ukfast favorites like waffles. pancakes and cereal. Add strawberries td breakfast drinks, too. A whole strawberry floating in champagne. orangc juice and champagne combination called mimosa Len~n elepnt touch to brunch. When purchasing strawberries. look for bright color and fresh caps. as these fruits don't ripen after picking. To keep berries at their fresh est. refrigerate as soon as you get home. Just before using. gently nnse strawberries with the caps still attached. STRAWBERRY BREAKFAST P~ZA 1 package (7 ~ ouces) refrigerated biscuits (10 biscuits)• 1 oru1e Z packages (3 ouacee eacb) cream cbeese, softened 4 tea1poona boney, divided 1 pint basket fresb California strawberries, stemmed and halved Miat 1prt1s, for garnish Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Stack 2 biscuits; roll out to cm:le about 6 inches m diameter. 1/1 inch thick. Place on uagreased baking sheet. Prick all over with fork. Repeat with remaining b1 scum to make a total of fi ve circles. Bake until lightly browned. six to eight minutes. Loosen b1scu1ts and cool slightly. Meanwhile. finely grate peel from orange. In bowl beat cheese. peel and two teaspoons of the honey to blend thoroughly: set aside. Juice orange into another bowl. Add stra" bcmes and the remaining two teaspoons honey; toss. Increase O\en temperature to 425 degrees. Spread b1scu1ts "1th chcec;e mixture to within 1 i inch of edges. dividing equall). Bake JUS t un11I edges of cheese brown hghtl ). Top with drained strawberries. Ciam1sh "1th mint spngs. Sen e 1mmed1atel) Makes five servings. •Available an supermarket refngerator cases. Nifty ideas dress up ordinary bay lunches A sandwich. chips and a p1cn· of fruit are the ~ag lunch bas1rs. But a llllle crcatl\ ll)' can make brown bag lunches something to loolo. forward to Here arc a fe" ideas to make extra special sack lunches for lids and gro"n-ups alike -Wnte a fnendh note on colorful paper or a paper napkin and toss into th<.' lunch sack - "good lurk m )OUr game·· .. kn rn.lo. ·em dead:· or a s1mpk "ha'<.' a nice da) " -Smee kid~ Ille tu 'lhare thl·ir lunches. add a ll'\~ ntra coolies ur treats for them tO pa'>s on to their pals. - For special cx:cas1ons inrludc themed treats or personal notes - shamrock shaped sugar cookies on St. Patncl 's Da). a "11pook)" card on Halloween. heart-shaped. home-made prct1eh on Valen- tine's Day -lncludt> a colorful drinking stra" ur paper cup tor tlnnk1ng milk -thi s will entice kids. and adults too. to drink all of their milk at lunch . -Place tickets to a ball game, the theater or a mo' 1e into a sealed en,elope and toss into the lunch bag. -To make lunch food fun for kids. I. Cut raw vegetables. cheese or sand"1ches in to 1nterest1ng shapes. 2. Make mini/sandwiches using crackers in place of bread. 3 Cut faces 1n bread slices of a sand" ich or in the 1c1ng of a piece of cake. -Create an invitation to an event or locale -1t ma) be a shopping tnp to a clothing store. dinner at the p1ua parlor. a tnp to the zoo or a candlelight dinner for two. - Throw in anything colorful or fragrant -a fresh flower. a colorful silk nhbon. a paper snow- nake. a paper napkin doused with perfume FREE HAIRSTYLING VIDEO * FROM THE SALONS OF VIDAL SASSOON "A GUIDE TO HAIRSTYLING IN THE 90'S" 8y m,111pl1J\ Sl 'iO pO\l;qe & ~•nOl1nQ1 '#t\tn yt.iu boy on, •"Y \1/t' V10d1 ~1ctc..ooo Sriimooo Qr CooO•l•O"•"Q R ·n • plu\ U"" •"Y \•I• V•Ud ~:.,11011 \rv •HQ l'TOOYl t 111 ti-'' '•Otd~ r •lrpt '' t 1r1 ,,,.""" ~ . • ,~ • -r• ~ ... .,. l'r-t• •-'" ~ ::~ ::.~~ .. :·.::.. t'd: ~ :~: ~~r< '::' ,·. ... v,... ...• ,.,, ~, •fU'OI .. ... • ...... i.i/'f'i_,,...~,. "'W'k• ._ ..... ., ,, .. 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(EHA) announces the completi on ~01 Coac;tal Development Permit a 1 ec;or t hotel 10 the coastal PROJECT DP.SCRIPTION : Draft EIR )14 ha~ been prepared lo evaluate the potential Pnvlronmental impa r ts assoc i ated vllh thP r onc;tr uc tion o t a 4)0 guest room Hyat t reso1t hotel on a jJ a c rr s ite. Amenities vlll Inc lude: banquet fa cili ties , retail "a lee;, res tA111ant s , health club and spa, tPnnlc; cour t c; .1nd a.._sociated parking. Total project building a1ea viii be approxi mately )05,000 c;quare feet. The proposed use ls consistent vlth the deve lopment guidelines o f the app1oved l.ocal Coastal Prog1am tor the Irvine Coast Planned Community. -~ PROJECT LOCATION: The project is located ln southe1n 01ange County, south ol the l I ty o f Nevpo1 t Beach. 1,800 feet Inland of Pa ci f ic Coac;t Highvay and northerly of Pe l i<an Hill Road In the Irvine Coast Planned Cnmm11nity . RBVJ BVlNG l.OCATI ONS: Cop1@s of Draft EIR ~24 are availahle tor revtev at the follovlng location$: Orange County EMA Land Planning Dlvl 'i lon 12 Ct v I c Cen te1 Pltu., Room 71R Santa Ana, CA 91701 Nevp or'f Center Branch Library A56 San CleMente Drive Nevport Beach, CA 92660 ; ...... ..,... 'ii---...... - r, -.. ~ Uni ver s ity of CA , ltvlne r.overnmen t Pub I I c I'll I onq Irvine, CA 92714 Orange County Lltuuy, l..ag'una Beach Hd Glenneyre Corona Del Ma r B1anch Ltbrn1 y 420 Ma rigold Avenue Corona 0.1 Ha r , CA 92626 COMMl'Nf'S A.HD A.DO IT 1 ONAL LNJ'OIUIA TIC* 1 Laguna Beach , CA 926~1 Irvine University Park Li brary 4~12 Sandbur1 Vay Irvine, CA 92715 (n order to ho vt' co~~•nts Included ln the Ptnal IJR, vrltten c09ilenta on D11ft EIP ~24 vlll he Ac,•pted unt il 6100 Pit rrtday, October~. 19'0. C01111en ts ahauld be ru1dr•s!'l•d to: Kt'nn•th C. Vtnter, ,..n.tpr, DIA/IADd Pl ... i .. Dhillon, P.O. 81> 411 .. fl, Sant<1 Ana, CA 92702 4048. For addttlonel lnfor•tl .. • '"'• pro,., .. l pl ., c"n' (' 1 Bill Helton At (714) 834-46~2 or aon Tlppet1 •t (714) ll4-)lt4 "'-tveen rh hou r s of 8 100 AH to 4100 '"· FINEST BERBER Rich & beautiful, the $1 £.. 99 look of the 90's V 1003 CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON $11 95 AVOlloble In cnsoned colors Installed CARPET HOUSE 21112 MAAOUEflTE PKWY. llSSION VIEJO I .. E. COAST tfWY. N£1MtORT BEACH lf:~T llM:H 1tl·llll OllUI• COMT DA&Y .... .,......_.~--- Motor Trend Magazine November 1989 li<>UTHERN CAUFORNlA CADILLAC DEALERS f0t Ca..lflfd A4 ACTION c..u * FOOT PRINT HIDING CABLE Ovtstond•f\9. beoVfy day otter doy hide\ vocuum troclu ~er Installed STAIN RESISTENT Superb quolrty in t+\1\ luxury Dupont corpet hundreds of colors c..,,.. ..... ~----....., ......... _ ........ • *"4la ., -......... .................. ~ $1899 Installed I .. I I ' ===~::.-ORANGE COAST S 1Y ER team victor In rac~ for Hoag ER funds Ann Landen .__ __ Alla Laaden• favorite columns 'ff'iJI be tepriatod while she is on *Carioa. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have a 1Cl'minal il1neu. Y cs. I am one of 400,000 people who will die from c:aDCer this year. I have somethinJ to say to fiieoda and relatives of all tenniAa1 petients. I hope you will " allow me to use your column as a datform. . .... ' Dear Family and Friends: When ~ fint found out about my illness .JOU came b¥ to see me. Your con-cern and canna p ve me a great deal of emotional sup~rt. But where arc ->40u now? True, n's goin& to take a Mllre end Lauri MendenheH fat~ ..... tllelr tum In Ill• IMdfet llne. =for this hideo us disease to · me off. but is that any reason 'to t me as if I were already dead? Al time ,ocs bl , I need you more - bot less. don t want your pity. just your friendship. • Please come and sec me now. Cancer is not contagio us. I still look .pretty aood. My mind is as sharp as .at ever was. I need to see some ·friendly faces from the outside ;world. A visit from you now will atve me a great deal more pleasure ihan the flowers y~u send to my 'fUneral. -F.REEPORT, ILL. DEAR FREEPORT: Here ls your -letter, aM I ltope 1'e people wbo __. &e tee It will. I ~ope, too, lf tbey are 1&aytq away becaHe ~ey don't ·Imo• wut to 1ay \Ut ~ey wlU realise yoe wut to be talked to the .-me way 1'ey wollld talk to any edler aoclal frlead. 'l1wlk JH for layl.Dg lt on tbe llne. Yoe performed a valuable service today. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My cousin also 1s a vef) close fncnd. When I announced m y e ngage ment. the first thing she said was. 'T m goina to sing at your wedding." I know she means well. but the girl has a lousy voice. She has brought up the subject three times this week. each time telling me how thnlled she is. I haven't had the hean to tell her Tom Riiey, Dr. Devld M•rtJn; Sheron Land· 1perger, Ro.bert Pernendea; RoNnn• I what I really think. I My mother insists friendship 1s more important than the qualtt) of the vocalist. She claims ever)one will know the girl 1s not a pro- fessional and realize she 1s singing for sentimental reasons. I DON'T WANT HER TO SING What should I do? -TONGUE-T IED IN KENT UCKY DEAR UN: Uatle your tongue aad a.en "CH" yoa bave decided to ap1e a profea1lonaJ barplst, or- paJ1t or vtollaJ1t. Ask ber 10 be a • firlcleamaJd. Bt1Jj •, S h•>• SALE IN PROGRESS! ~: 90 -4' "-4/tl-~')J~ 14,,, ,,,, 10% ,,,,,, z.t4 HNtJt)~ /tii..'4£'. ~~ n.c..NJ> I I CHEESE SPREADS H!T lf1 12 OI Spt'cial Price 2 f Qf $6 ¥ I $3.S( ea. HICKORY FARMS® WESTCLIFF PLAZA 17th at Irvine Ave., Newport Beach 642--0972 Rec• orgenlaers Peul Coulter, Dr. John Appl•9•t• end hlly"1 Peter Cobuaal. .-o-........ new 1/"t:lt BASEMENT ... Ladies Apparel ~, · . and Accessories ~~ ·t .-S ~~,.,_ at Discount Prices -r .:;:_. ~·~· --. .. --.. "' ~,,,., ·-.......... 2744 E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 721-0934 tZ@~_::: CRAIG ALLEN is now offtti!lg his special talents at Carlton Hair lnt'I. He's train- ed with top companies like Tony & Guy and hos worked in top salons in L.A . His specialties are hair coloring and perms. SPECllL lmODUCTOIY OFFER r-----------,-----,-----1 I '60 I 65 I 1 Perm & Cut I Weave I I I &Cut I 1------------~----------I I 140 I '25 I l Color & Cut I Cut & Blow l I ___ Se_mi·Perm~ ___ l_ ___________ J "'-' ~ ...... Serv1c.. An ,.,._,,_., c-t• Rettrictlem ~ c.-___ ,.,,. ___ ...... --"""·...-.·- THE MARKETPLACE 4255 Campu• DT. (714) 856-3134 IRVINE C!:l • ,,,:.~ race in South Coast No joke! £illit team• -three or four pbys-iciam and/or prominent busi- wamen puabina and one ridina - raced in the lhoppina area where chic fAlb.ion1 abound and world tnvelen visit u a "must do" when in town. Jewel Coun wu the finish line for the wild and crazy fun Sunday eve-nina event, and the SS2 Oub of Hoq Hospital bu S 10.000 to donate iowud the expen1ion of the hospital cmCfltnc:y room. Bally of Switzerland hosted the Thymes-catered reception and 2SO came '° view the shoe and accessory 1tore in its new and taraer SCP location, and to cheer the racers. "Bally is a conservative company and its officials looked at me with croued eyes when I first sugested a prney race. But. it's a natural - parneys and an emergency room benefit," said Peter Cobuzzi, Bally's di.rector of advertisina and public relations. Dr. John Applcpte, president of SS2, said, "T hese arc aumeys from the hospital and we have to have them back by midni&ht. Each gurney bu a sian on it to advertise a date of a SS2 event. So the race is like a calendar." Applcptc and .S.52 mem· ber Paul Coulter assisted with the plannina. Who's the fastest of them all? The emcraency room team attired in sreens ran the .S.52-foot course in 23 seconds. Dr. Grea Super was the captain of the team composed of Susie Johnson, Kate Hofley, Terry ~. Dr. Brian Grade, Dr. Ray Ricci and John Cruz. "We arc always there for you." Vida Dean said Super as store manqer Rosan- na Cortese named the team winner. And, the fast ER team will wear new shoes as a prize. "This was a once in a lifetime event for us,•• joked Super and he denied that the team would enter aumey racina in O lympic com- petition at Barcelona. Emcee Gordon Bowley had a field day with his joking -nothing wu sacred as he introduced the teams: second place winners Christmas Carol Ball team of radiologists wear- ina half of a tux; the slowest Pro-am classic team wearing knickers and plaid socks; 10th annual stag shoot members in shorts and T shirts; western-attired barbecue team; foot- ball mixer team in football sutts; billfish tournament group (only three team members Jay Reed. Bill von Henkle and Ken Hines but fast at 28 seconds) and the Bally team. Spectators at the race included Marilyn Reed, Lauri and Mike MendenhalJ, Lee and King Burstein, Sharo n Landsperger with Robcn Fernandez and four lucky winners of Bally shoes Cara Bowley (daughtc' of Gordon). Steven Callahan. Joan Ravera and Burr AJlegaert. This social event was definttel> not "just the same old thing." Wlnnersa ••teem of Susie Johnson, Dr. Greg Super, K•t• Hofley, Dr. Rey Ricci, John Cruz. Dr. Brl•n Grade and Terry a .. n . LEON'S INTERIORS A FULL SERVICE DESIGN CENTER OVER 4,500 SQUARE FEET OF SAMPLES & FURNITURE MOST ITEMS 30°/o TO 50°/o BELOW RETAIL We carry only name brands Compare our prices. 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These "Star T earn officers·' recleve over 200 hours of training aa required by the state of Callfornla, aa well as first aid and CPR certification. lty." Westec'1 community lnv<>N- ment Includes recoglnltlon of ') aafety awareneaa. For example, the company sponsors an tlWWd for local youth heroletn, given to children like a 5-year old Or- ange County boy who caUed 911 when his mother had a diabetic attack. •obert and Consuelo Camplllo at Guacamole Joe's In Pountaln Valley. The Weatec 5,000 ts the se- curity system deatgned and In- stalled by Weatec Security. There are over 20 standard fea- tures on this security system. Including a connection to a cen- tral proceaalng unit which monitors for undesired events and aends data to the Com- There alao is a notable amount of optional features which add to ·•providing our customers with a peace of mind ao that they can regard their home as a refuge." says Phillip Sontag. public relations man- 8Q8f. 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I / ',.,rl. lJol <!411/J,, ;14"='' 714 241 - W ITH THIS A D Weddinr Gown• ~ ... '" C>l•sll< biles SIOO Tr•IM ~.ds & l.ce rorm•ls t. ~.dpM-<n S•O ur~ Sele<llOll 7N-'570 (800) 537-8557 (71 4} 529 -2182 (213 ) 255-9977 ~ - --------..... - ---~ ()RC( 1.aR A TM -· ••• • ,.., °"" .,..,. •"" ~ --·...-,....._. ... ,,,, 9 , .. _,.._....,., ....... 1.1.'s C1teria1 .,,_.,. ........ ~--·""ti""' ........ ~ .. lll MllOIC UD I ........... _ ... ,... ~ •• ,... t 11•.: '' 1 Ir,., ~~-.1rmc•t hollc•I ... ,., \~t •• , •• ~.~ a rm sova F~ N.l .en• ~ll·*' 662-1566 ~a,~s,. • I >/ ......... " 11 .... /( ,./,/.,,¥ I Old ~na Cha"'"'r p,., iM l>t<-or \l rddini• R,., ,., '"'"' • /I., ''· /( •. I.I."¥ '''··· ••'-• '"'11~,.r~rlf'• I 11 l'ro•~i ln1Prl.u1I • ..J.~ .. ,,/ J...1.r .. 1 .. U. \,, ... , .. , 494-1535 ~A' (!u a, 5"11 8 A \'MON'S MO•I LE ·~· Mu~i«' Fnr .\II Ck-r•"inn• 7'nt! From """h co ROC'k \II t'MOH,..,111,\I tl)l ll''f•'f (!JI em,,, Ill 842-4321 '"" "··· ... , . 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M0-1DO 4MIHD THE DAILY PILOT <..l ASSIFl£0 OH i(..£ >iOUAS I Ptep1101111 St" ••C.11 "''"' F • Sum ~ IOpm ~U\lf1t'\' t::uufHtH Mr CIOO•m ~OOpm O.ADl•t PUBLICATION OEAOl.INE MOOOey Ffl S 30 AM ' I vesdly MO<\ S 30 PM WtOn(l!ldlV Tues S 30 PM lhu•w•v w.a s 30 PM rr,01v ll'lurs S 30 PM SAl\ilOl y F" S 30 PM Sunoav f n S 30 PM CHECKYOU~ADTHE~~STDAY A• ' , .• >u• I , l l' I tJ ~~u ,, ,0 d•yS a~ t8QUtred "''" be 1 t • t ' 1 t u1 ''"' ''" ,h•d h ''"anc~ chato-s coni0u1eo •' ' • I intt u• J )·1t t' ., Jnt ~pet mon'" •II coOKhOn .,,. .,,,, '"" , •. 1 .ur1,1b~ 1ttorn4ty s tees Hou••• ~ fo• S1 l1 ... '()11.' 'M.h, 8u1°n.,1 & ~ !!ftt. r1",,< • II.I .'YOU .''l t 8 '"""•"' f~f"'I -.1 .'900 JOt~ Se,.ice •V Otrectory l'\ ~Ulll ~Al '" ... tt ~ ' ~ • I I • l i ') .......... '°'I ' ••(IHll '~•·•11• ~ ..,,,. . .. ,., ' I. t• ' M •• Ope"HOuH ... Otr.c:lory ... ~AT SUN -,3 - ,,.. From North 0r-. COW1ty From South Or_,. County 540-1220~ 496-6800 , F=D ~:~,:~u~hc~ Ac:counPI~~-· • DI H•llB...... lmr .. /llLD llTBlllllll .-S • PllllBI Plllllll. IWTUT ! bi.ct< W/gold red Colar llllLI. P/T f()( smell bullneu. Sm.it luxury hOt ... flMlble CIA, us Cwtom•. DEA. rw Hlghly motlveted, "4111111· ..... UUTllll1 wM• n.e coltiir no._,· N. 8 . Gen Contrector Hunt. Bch. "9--0197 houri, 3 yrs min. ••P· )(1n1 etc. How Hiring. Call ....,p. In cuetom work. Mutt oriented, own tran•Por· PIT fun job !*plng u.s . ..;, well man,_ed· C~h need• part time Payr:iil working condltlon1 & ( t )t05 117•8000 Eat. have 12 yrtexp H:J.oo79 ta 11 0 n , f u 11 ·t1 me. Olympic hopet u1.; loYet' &42-4883 · Clerk 2-3 days a week llllftl llll benefit• Call l<athleen. 1<·22005 PAllT·Tml 111.P 542·2200 $101 /hr. Call Mr. · _ · Computerandprtorexpa French bakery/dell, TheLlltlelnnOnTheBay. -~~~-.,..----ITo Ml up/take down on NST•• -• t<errtgtn,545·8042. FOUND Smell white plus Send r .. ume 10: Pl/FT, all shifts •v•ll· 873-8800 _,Un118•f111 -- 8 •• -Tuesdays for l<lwenle unny, vcty of Monrovia Hedley Bullder1, 5010 able &45-0447 or •PP'Y Trtcet't neecs.d locally to Luncheon 11 Costa M ... $11.41 to $14.90 hr For ••• ..., & Victoria, 873-2223 Cempus Of , Ste 100, In pereon at C'est SI Bon ltHrll IMet proc"' FHA mortgage Community Center. Call e1Cam and appllcatlon In· I.I. --·llT FOUND-White female Newport Beach, CA Bakery. 149 Riverside Established Newport refunde. EKc«lent salary. Charla Matk .. M&-1521 formation cell 1 (800) Top Newpe>rt Real Estate Samoyed In South 92680 Attn Lynda Ave, NewPort Beach Beach Generel ContrK-Cell t-800/458-0840. 999·9838. ext. CA·130 Agl needs 11 PIT All~ Laguna Call a 1 o •••11r1111LY f ... -y ....... tor Typl.,. 80 wpm. .. ........ _1 7am-6J)m 7 daye. tanl Must be famtllar 49&-1450 ...-;• , /T "5•HUI .. HUI shorthand °' speed writ· _.. •PUT Tm* -w/compute< & have office Sam-' 30pm, S5.50/hr No For Prlnllng Co. Must be Ing 80 wpm, computer E'*getlc, eritt>uslutlc for * .. AA/ ... * Pll lllllL ,. .skllls llc'd prel'd Call LOST 4 mo Old Welsh Corgi We Want Htf To Come Homet 011ap- pe11re<1 8114 Hunlingtn St & Atlanta VIC Gold w/wttt nose & reet Ple•M Helpt 969-7928 e11pnecessary Small mfg serious, dependable and exp , wlll train, $24,500, FIT potltlon. Wiii train. .....,. Taacher1/A 11l 1t11n t AON 760-5000 plant Apply In persori be-courteous Bring OMV re· plus benefits. 760-8850 NewPOfl Beach &44-7848 Teachers FIT PIT Com· ----., tween 10·2 Tue Wed°' GOfd 261-7594 llmmedtate efternoon petltlve sa111rles/benef1ts •IE~· Thurs. 16861 Gemini •MllllTIUTlll Gen Othce/Secty *llllLI* openings delivering ECEunlllreqd 964-7741 ..a lane. Hun11ng1on Beach I · • ...._. .. ,. llP--Lunch-time & evening documents to FI T Mond•y-Frlda, PI T In stores In your area 11..,_ Fashion Shotrs. 8,.,..,.1• Orenge County bull· 8 30-5 30 Benef1ti I 2·3 days wee«ends Car 8 I .,.... · G Grubb & Eiits. Astt toi- LOST black & wht rem' chppe<I Shih T7u dog Vt<. SpnngdP1'. 6 Edinger on 8119 897~944 REWARD ISSISTl.T necessary S6.00/hr. Call nght high energy people wear & lingerie. 6&4-8400 nessai real for active Phyllis. 644•6200 • Nadine 714•54 l-07 18. or needed for new accounts -types! Need '82 or newer .l.11!£11$ EleanOfe Russell position MODEL WANTED econo car with flab car g S2S/HR ins. & good driving re- 213-596-5209 ""6AM· 12 Noon Mon-Fri No e1Cp nee 18 yrs + eo<d Start limes include I Two Assistant Managers LOST dog Hunt Bch area. are needed tor Dally Pilot Big reward Silky teme< Circulation Department V'$300-S500 per week (714) 722-7265 10 am & 1 pm Jan. Able ""Paid Training Courier lllYEll ,....Fun Costa Mesa office OFFICE (714) 751 -0746 mix 963-7289 Early morning hours Port time afternoons De--I Dulles Include route de-livery ot blueprints in Qr. 11 .. aa.1111 LOST male cat. orange livery and service error ange County. Company ---------tabby, near Smart & Final re-delivery $7 /Hr • car $6/Hr Mon-Fri lllYE STlllmH in Costa Mesa REWARD mileage Bnng OMV pnnl-out 10 IEED 646-9238 OCB Aeprograph1cs LOST OR FOUND A. PET Cell Robert at 6.tl2·4333 1772 I Mtlchell, Irvine TEICHER.'.' Low Cost Spay/Neuter lor interview I n ea r Red h 1 11 & Referral NO FEE Pel 1 o MacArthur) Red Cross authorized provider looking for available 978 PEl S L~,~~ 1~~~~i1~~.~~n~~~i ,BALBOA Bl J neutered male, very CLUB •rtendly REWA RD I 969-0275 or 675 6886 LOST white & t>lack M1ca1 •SPA ITIEllllTS name Boggy wired lag & Good telephone skills collar long ha1r vie Seniors encouraged 10 Hunt Harbour REWARD apply 846-5054 • FHI SHVHS ------I •HST /HSTESS Htalth & Fitness 3CXX> hne Clin•ng e•pP11encl' Able to work weekends TIRED? ..ind l\olldav<> F o• an arvt ,11ease call , 645 5000 E .. 1 52 1 Dry Cleaning cerlll1ed instructor for basic first aid and C P A ClllTH PHSH training Call Jamie Stahl Expenenced. Full or PI T at (7 14) 546-8943 Newport Beach area ---------1 644-0435 EARN $395 A DAY' .... SCHIL SHIH w ork At Home Call Needed for after school 1.900.554.2255 E 1 776 1 care 2 Boys Pool home s 14 ree it 5 Dys/Wk 962-3 166 Msg Escrtw Tr1i•H I ... , .... ,." Wute4 • • • Live In-Out llectptiHtltlT1'11t I Engltsh speaking or Span Escrow Co Cypress OK must duve and have Salary & car allowance references Sal between 213 862-1995 S 150-$350 per week Call FILE CUii 9.5 84 1 t t36 FlllT Mii IUll Previous experlenc~ preferred, able to work weekends and holidays. OLEllnPIST Detail oriented person for fa11-p11ced purchasing department Accurate typing Of 50 wpm, good phone skills PHllllELWT (Bl-LINGUAL) Busy office needs team player lor app1tan1 /new hire processing. records update. typing, workers comp repor1s Require- ments accurate lypmg of 45 wpm, fluency 1n Eng- hshlSp11n1sh minimum 1 year office experience . Compelll•\e salary WE OFF ER GOOD BENEFITS Eddie Gonzales, winner of a Nintendo entertain· ment system, sold (40) new subscriptions for the Da~y Pilot for the month of June. Be a part of the winninc team, be a part of e1cit· inc JHomotions like this one, and earn EXTRA MONEY for the SUM- ME.R. Apply now! IHIPTillllT Real Estate otftoe IOOl<lng lor weekend Rece~- 11onis1 Please cal l 759-3710 I of working hard 10 lose I .------------------weight only to gaon 11 t>ack, NEVER AGAIN' 10 I l1rtHller Part Time Temporary! HI/Fiil PllCHSH work Please call Aaron Earn up 10 $6000 per mo Pa1714t841-4000 Call(7 141 647-7t28 For an appl . please call 645-5000, Ext 521 TODAY'S REAL ESTATE CLASSIFICATIONS 1002-2790 \KI 1 N I 111 HI 1\1 I "" I ,\ I I I •\HI I >II > ""I ( 110:\ Announc1m1nt1 .. 1 vears of metaboltc re-full or P T Apply •n per o;earch has resulted in a ~on Weo u11u F'ri 10AM C!ynam•c new ~ystem lo 10 t2Nurm Balboa Yacht b11ng your body onto 1ts j (.;lub t801 Baysroe natural b&ldnc;p CALL Dnve COM f00AY 17141 77t 7234 10 '>t•1bul oi<t11p~ are ;tv.i•tabl•• CAllPEITEll Rom.in ECO Inc neeos ca111t>11ter lo• form1119 t.all • t 4 84 '.l 11 1 1 !Ptrsonals 3002 CISlllH I ATIHIHT * IMAZIH PSYCMIC I SERVICE STITIH From Eu•OOf' 3' yrs eap Sdlary & comm All t>en- Tarrv.i 'lPIDS on oJll mat t>ltts Apply 2590 Neow· (pre, 1 r~EF OUE'STION pot! Blvd Costa Mesa Bv p., >"IE • 842 432 t Da' "Q 'lP•v•Ct' 1000 took 1nq Q ,. t 1• Jvd,I tor don ner LI.ti"'-t•ilvPI fun 64'. (iP44 CIULICARE WHIHS HIHHHlllES UPTO 5800 PER MONTH * NO COLllCTIONS * TIE IW.IU UY CLll 11111 IEll, F /T Mon-Ft1 5a m-1 30pm S6 30/Hr Ben efits Books on Tape, Inc Call Lisa at 548-5525 TeB Call 714-642-4333 Ask for Carlos TeHAll! Buslotu Announce me nu 2920 Personal Strv1Ces 3004 St 111 needPd to work w•th Dev 01<; chtldrpn & .1dutt., n qroup home set tong Al '""''., ava11ao1e f ul 1.me b Part time l> • 'I 0..,1pl l > 434 10i6 Early morning motor routes available. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance The search for the perfect house is over. We have new listings daily. <>ppottumtlr s 1904 MAKE BtG SS IN VENDING Sroac• •our.. ror sdl!! H.qr 91o<;S l!0 .. '11tllf' l"ilC" rr.Jc;t•''" wM>kly 100 •elurn ~n or•vt>,tmPnt C.all T ,m t 800 842 .tl48 t i"oresc;1on vroor yoursell S28 000 C)prv1cPM.UtPt F'r~nch1C\A avatl for ------------------THF SECRfT OF (.jfT ,NG RtCH An .u 1 g nor.~ 1e11s a11 r ,,,, llPr ut>ld•ls Rush ' •''" t•• • .., .... u aiodrtass ••f vf-1 ~ '" "'Pn l MdSey' 0 (•pt L W PO Box I 1236 l O~t.1 MPS.t (A <!2627 Lon & Found 2925 S2'> 000 c a5h ltrm incl r OuNO Aby'1<;1noan Cat 13 Ac;c.ounts bnnqonq t•t..ic~ {I. tan 8 15 at the nvt-• $30 000 ·¥Par OP w ,orPnouc;P on Hart>or E • tPot H ... ;i.Jotar smq{•r T r J •t')r wPd Cl•r Q'-r :t'' P<. JISO flvtS no ~ p ' ( ., a I I 0 n 5 f 4~ 84'1 M•Ss•ng Person<; Agency 24 nr!> to!>I 1oves 645-084.4 Emplo~menl t t r;iols to quahf1PC! respo11 C..o~t.1 M"''\d Call to 1den1'. 1"111S only c:;E'r •ly 43/ 8104 1--------------.,to:!M.ic.t"• PO Bo • Employment 5530 1174 Nt>wport Bf'>ach --------* AlllLllf JOIS * CA 926&.1 ,.qoo 654 nr,i; f 41 t24 Doctor ollf'rs f1ne~I suo FOUND ADS ~ hght AltencJants $1'1"- P o r I 1 n T H E T ·c~ "'' Ag .. rits S12K BLOC.KBUSTER Ml M ARE FREE (.,<;tomN c,,.,,.,,. S?qK OF THE 90 S Lilt> t>• SAM~BPM 7 Ody'~ 14 """ I P n ~ r O n S 0 u , • c II Pea•'>Oll Sanely Snaw 5 a : personal formulas lnte 1"2 .. Ill gr1ty Stab1hty Call Ot ,. •• S•oll.:ir at 800 74q 34? • JYell estabtt!lhee! IXJ'\tnP'SS opportunity on Balboa F CJ UN 0 A ust r a 11 an ACCOHTllC CURI ITI,.,..~d· ti" t(JP' '"'O t , i tu !•-,•.I Ac c. ,, ' t Q pt!> "' lw'lf-"f1Q.., th I ft t 1 tr "' r•>tt)rtC•ll.;•1nn\ J'.'h··~r • r Ci.1tu1tt ,., '"" ucJP Chtcel1tt Lenrs I A!'I ul S,11po; FT PI lie> '" twnPlots e1 ... ~ount~ µtt',,<;{' apo1v on person C1vs1;i1 Court So Coast PJ.ua '>57-4026 eoe COCO'S llHTHllHT IOW 11111111 I •SERVERS •HOS f HO<:;TfSS Apµty Ill Pt'r'iOll 713 I Wt><>trl1ll Onve N B CALL 642-4333 HUNTINGTON BEACH. COST A MF.SA, NEWPORT BEACH. f OUNT AlN V Au.EV, IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH CREW MANAGER BE YOUR OWN BOSS * Positions available for self-motivated ind ividuals to operate soliciting crews for the Orange Coast Daily Pilot. If You: lo;tand Main St Call tor SnPpherd M 8 If. V•< mlo Ag1 673 4062 trvone & Univpr-;11, NB 851 '>G66 •\11.)•I '<: S tlPt.. ,._.C Ort~ r1n 1 , .. , , .. , ti a tr1unt1ng 1 ,1 •• r,,..,.., tiPru•••• \I * Hove An insured van, wagon or large car. lnveS1ment Opportunity Z908 ENJOY t4 t5''• return on Trust ~s SlOOOO to ; 1 000 000 Call Oeno~on AssO< 499 4835 NOW' Money To loan 2914 •WIDOW HAS SSS 4 TOs' $ 10 noo up No crf'dotv No pel'\illty Call C>fln15on A's0< 4Q<} 4835 NOW' NfFO MONEY??? 5Pt1 u" voor TDs' Cast. a11.11l~bte now CMI Fund•nq 7 14-840 9 44 t Jf ' ~ ,. , '· ('lf d·fl(\fl'!!I At t , r l vr F OUNO r emate DOQ b1 w HO A r,1r•1Ptd 1u<;ty c;otor w wh•t<> tac.<> A oaw., ri .. ,, c,011ar I• """ Iv A well m ~11rie•Prl C,.111 '16} fiE.44 ""' .\ IOpt M r ~, TRAIS/PACIFIC RESTAUllHTS, l•C. * Enjoy working port-time in the eve- nings, earning full-time $$$ ' 'I 1 (~ l_)ltP "v'" * Hove the ability to motivate FCHHIC1 J'.p(T E;11•t'~f' "" R ,~ VOi ""'~ n! (11 Ht(jf' & 14111 C.t HR %1l 8}'l4 '14 ?'.(1 0 I' •HMI•. ASSISTHT Then we hove o 1ob tor you. N o experience neceuory Full training ovo1loble r OIJNO "•111•11 .111or a DIP ff:~m tulPr c.rr C:•µ w1fh w h1fP f)r tl t( t1,tw• •)O W;irr1pr ,, r ''urit.111 v 1llP~ Cati <f> I (1<. 1 7 (JffL)ml( F°<Hfl,•I•' r,n(l ,llfl! (1fP..}t ,..,,, • ., ( ti ' t' For further 1nfo rmo1ton or 10 ~chedule on interview M11n r, " 1, J;1 1 "'\'' 1 CALL FOHi Lallr's W1tclt r 1PIV1n .. r .ir~tng IOI Allt·H f, fUl'I f; .. 1 1 \ .. ,_ NII Ir Ill Hor.1 '} ;' t II'> IOl'l\ (.,p iJIJJ (714) 642-4333, Ext. 209 M-F 10:00 AM to S:OO PM 11 t Ci "f,O 1'>76 <>4P 11800 {'fl A I fl•\ THE DAILY PILOT'S ULTIMATE FOOTBALL SECTION Will be appearing Thursday Sept. 6t h Tn over 1 {X),000 Reade rs INCLUDES: • Extensivr CoveragP of all I ,ocal Schools • Schedules of Local Games • Coverage of College Gamr~ • Haider~ & Hnms Support Your Local Team and Cheer Them on with a bordered message FOR ONLY '19 Goooooo TEAM! CIF ALL THE WAY GOOD LUCK FROM EVERYON E AT JOHN DOE'S SHOP DEADLINE FOR YOUR MESSAGE I AUGUST 90 So call your Cl888ified Representative Today! 642-5678 • Have a garage sale Turn unwanted items in to money today' C•ll 642-5878 Me•CheneltH oppottunltlet tn Cll Utl..0 lllle bfll'\Qll'IQ rNflfY Q•r"91' Mle In town to vour HVlnQ room Daily Pilat SAil INTO A COMPlm HlfW AOl/£NTVM fvtRVOAY11 -... ----~ -·--·--_ ....... _ _.. _ ...... _ ..... ....... Not ready for a home of your own? We have rentals ... Whether it's a cozy cottage for two or a big family house · - clieckour Classifieds~ J l iiiiiiE::::Jm~§l!]r";J;;rmtt;nc~:::is~si30ITiliKliii.~w;;;;:==;60~1nsfi,~ower:;~INts;;;:==;1rno1~2~Sii~1Ntsi::~==1i,0~1~•fiMIK~~. ,~,.,.::;°'::~:::"=r-r~;;.;.;..;:..=-=-=-=-=-=-=-:r.;1 ;.;.;:.;;.:;.;.;.;:=.;.;;;1r-anmrccrao;Au;TTco;;M;ilvri"iiLi°'iii' .... ..; • ,....., 2 AIAPl.AHE. TtCRtrS, tN3 UN.,LITE, 38 ft twm, 28' 1<1ng9 CrutMr SI009 a.sks 904S iii;;;;·~~;:::; Thur9dey, ~ 23• 19IO De PtHChOOI to Co-teach Orenge Coun~ to 9"1· t•HtW ~•tor.2VHF 95~ 1ntor.O Swedtth C!"f!1/Trlltn 8014 1958 PONTIAC Cf\W\9! ~~:i=Tiiri::i~==r==T~ UCI c.1T1pu1 & Irvine 12 ti.. 11121• St for l:IOth r•dar • vl de9 depth butll 19511 M~.hogany 79 WtHNAIAGO 29' V8, 2·do o1 hardtop"· • • ,AU;i;,-OOfttd 'IOOI Autos l!!pcwlH 9j(i) unite ECE minimum Ea· ('t ~) Calllo4•~7•91 toundef, pltot TV, Ice-OVet ~ plut Veit... CHIEnAN S 13.000 8 I 000 m11ff Automatic; - C9Uent Mlary & benefits MARINE EQUIP o40 ~ maker, m1Crowa¥9. butlt· System hbetOI ... 0¥9t• uo .,lCJtf'e •9K ml MICfO· Powei et .. rlng anO • HONDA t98o4 PfelVO. --'II UJ PTIFT 85•·8030 hOIOng tank. ,,._MIO, In vaeuum. B imin i coat extllf!Q(I New Ullt, wa~. 2 ioof atra, i.tat'ld btU!" O<iglrnll~t.r• MMNIBllPll 1 all e11trH rnao• ..,ery MHOIPP TELEMKETINGJSALES Mae«•tor pump , new anctoeure. dinghy Davit. new upholetery. LP beCI etc 751-32115 ltOf.cl in!Mlof S5.000 ·••m.~ IDllll clean S8 tOO 7!11·71~ Auto pi e elr. 11weo~ FIT & Pll &80, electric hl&t.a pump anchor Wlndfa11 Re· painted hull. deck & .,,.~ O"'" ••---m ... _ • aYail C•ll tor S10. Call 673.:;·ers duced 10 U• 000 c abin Volvo Inbo ard S TORAGE C:O.ta M .. a .......... 1 • ---HONDA 93 PRELUDE Eiwa cie.nt Low ~ ~teal• tetall grocery Jtore hU opentng• •v•ll· »ble for enero-tlo lri.ndly ~ 10 ..... t our CUI• tomett Experience help· 1111 bUt not required Must t>. able lo work tomt e..,.,-ilngt a w.etcend• Competitive N lary and a11oel*'t t>enefltt. Apply In pet'80n at lntetvtew M·F i-S The 7 , 772 2 50 o~. •·-~<DWI $14-A/C Moonrool 5 S(>Md 13•2335) Hop, El T0<o 7., • .,178 .. OVING-OE -1 • • 1 Oay1, diesel S7,000 o45' ~-.._..reci parking tor RV & 1995 FORD FALCON .. vv-u m • refr1Q,2door '11o4·722-7772W9ekend1, porl mooring possible. boat ltOf-0-S&0-195 8 cyc1mder altOfgtnaJ )(Int ·••1J1(611177) m.m I ) .. mpg &3900 64'·9206 ... VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! lls.te.&watar1ndoor, eveni ng • L ea v e 7 1'-642-9981. c;oY«ecl Call fS.42·585a condlllOn $2500 OBO ·••m~ Sll.M MONOA '87 Aec.ordUt wt11te S350 1eso·1 m.pe ,,,....,... 5 3...,.3 ll&ITAL.... -dlnlnn .. ,. ''"''-labi.. --.-F""ls Sabot, eom -p14tti •5 "" • • Ofwt llMl<.-ml 111.M 4dr 51Pd HK m1i.s ortg-C u ... "8 5 B vv u.-...,tv~/ ... 1171 1n1t ow n11 S8 'JOO 2925 Harbor 91vd. .... , chairs & hutctt 1100. A.II· t,. AYLINER 25' ready to ul with padOle "'""--,,~ CADILLAC 1960 ..... 111-a. tlque beds & wicker Sleep• 101 350 engine. and doll)'. S3SO OBO Scoottn ~18 30.000 mllH 1ou1 door , 1• •t llAU. M. 2131592-•25e ............... • 16&0 S.,, Miguel Dr NeWPOtt Beach, CA 92660 , Ask for Megan Green EOE/m/I Aaataurant ID&.ml'1•1m Hiring Ho1t/Ho11e11. COOk Flex hrs A~ly In pefs<>n 8-11am or 2·5pm, 40 1 E 17th. Costa Mes. A1k !Of Troy. 1n&1.•"Yn F ashton conscious, sports min ded lnd lvldual needed 10 manaoe New- port Ski Co with a 1mlle For more 1nlormat1on ptease can Vickie al 63t-3280 1n11LUL11 ne 1tatt0nery store. eltte llentele. FIT, 675· 1010 ........... l'fature. energetic. respon· erbte person lor Laguna f each Retail Store Full r PT 494·3002 1es1Human Serv1Ce1 PHYlll llUll HYIOI Tl F&lllLIH rea funeral homes IOOk · trunk. Mlec. 5'8·8822 2 10 hour• Compteia g•l· 675-69 15 1979 GL 1000 GOLDWING ••c conOUIOn. OM owr.er ••iMT• .... •Hfl .... , ley Hot water shower 1 10 500 6<10 1<142 _, .. __ ~ --•P11L••••1t Walnut bunk bedt & lad· Shore PQWer \IMF Depth L.4 SER. lully equtpe>ed. ex-Cycle lull Orest S2.200 . • ... ,.... fNIWlf (M) -· .. The Huntington Beach cl«. gd eond, &200/obo. finder s22•000 oellent con011ion. $750. OBO 6'8·2307 CHEVY ·57 BEL·AIR It(~ IMtl ...... loadlld!(10431A) Community Cllnlc la look· Elec meat sllcef (B19rcha) (9191 868•3218 Call 645-8388 SEDAN Or1g1na1 con -' -lfftt Ing tor dedicated people S2501obo 8'46.920& 4 Whfff Drfvt/ a--d1t1on. low mlleaoe. runs I A••-•• •A-• to train 1n vari<>YI medl· 1987 Baylln9f, Bowrlder, c-td/Skl Bo.U ~ .. ,.. great RARE BEAUTY BMW 1987 3251s Loaded -·--·- cal, ctertcal and educe-C~s 6017 85hp, tr•ller. ski p)'lon. In ~ 9030 $8500 or trade 5'0~6' e•cellen1 cond111on 41925 Harbor B1vo C M llonat positions ti y<>Y're CD M S 5. 1 0 0 7016 CHEVROLET BLA ZER while/red leather Mustl lll·JIOO committed and are eager •W.ANTEO-AMERICAN 0760·0361. e760-0301 2 1986 Kawasaki 550 Jet 1987 4 • '· tan new FORD l930 Model A I sell $16 800 OBO tolearna marketablesklll INDIAN ITEM S Cun '°' 28' Calif 1968 FG t~1n Sk11 w11h t1•11ef. custom Tu Oor 90~ cond1t1on 651-9624 on the medical t eld Baskets Pollery A ga -11181 babied S6 500 S7 650 days 895-1074 HYUNDAI 1987 GLS ' , we • u1., • gas sleeps 4 mint paint many utru. excel-548-4193 8'1e 89<1.4269 I BMW 3iO• 1980 ,.,, I )3K 5.spd runs IOOk$ e• need Y<>Y now! etc Gary 71o412o48-791 s 17 :ooo 498•404 1 lent condition. package I c1111sett~ Super tie•• • , , Oeat $5300 Call Butch Do<lge l987 Ram Cgr FORD 1969 Fatrlane On~ u w ner $4 500 ' ., 1' • '' 1 ~ 1 0 Jtwtff)'/Fun/M evenings 71o412•2·1538 4114 360ct v8 601< mt a• Vm111oe Best offer d~11• 675·7'27? oJl 3027 Please call Paige al SaM lom 7014 ceuent condition PfOS· 1 8001999-28A8 .,, .t 15 I ________ 60_2_5 1983 CATALINA 22 Sllps/Dodu/StOf-pe<:10f pkg lull 1ra11er eve 714175q.301::i alter BMW 85 325E J A C.U AH ·~ef 'I " lllftAllS lllT&TI 7 5HP,rollerturting,llxed ~ pack age g a rn et 8PM Sspd LOADED 49K m• ~ra ,gra1 !ihowroc..m _,,,._ 7022 reo11vory S ii 500 $9900 0 80 !>40-0374 COflOll1on 'llt>eC1al wh~1s l 14-842-2829 W14•1-a Oter•'8attr Needs otr & Restr back· ground Nice environ· menl Gooo benefits Alexis I to 5 •9•-9650 awll.IY keel. many extras 640•1568 IFORD 66 MUSI.ANG 1 s2 1000 Days 662-5449 L arge selecllo n ot S3.600 By o w n er •l.l.&Y&H.1111111. 289 engine automatic Eves 730 5425 diamonds. Ylntage 7 14-645-2963 o45' SUP $750/mo 60 JEEP 1988 Wrangler 95• ... restOfeo 673-0138 IMW 'll 115' Employmtnt \I/anted 5535 watcheS 1nc:I Role• and 25 Brisrol Stir Saol. lull SLIP S950/mo 760-5070 Sah8ra edition 17 000 4 SK """~ 1638 1771 Patel< We buy. sell traoe keel sloop steeps " 4 miles excelle nt con· M isc. Vehldes 9090 S 11,HI ano repair w 1111am satll 9hp outboarO *"' ITlllll All d111or1 S 10 500 000 Coll ~--------Harold Je-lers. 3 116 some w ork O ller •••TSU .. * alter 5 492-7865 Can )IOU buy Jeeps Cars ClfYIEl•W Newport Blvd at 32nd <189-94 19 ... r• 4~4 'Setzed 1n Or1.19 raids 1500 Auto Mall Dr SA llMHI De Anza Bays1oe Village Trucks 9035 lor unoer SlOOOO? 111-1111 27 Slllello Ca11maran 300 E Coast Hwy Newp1 Call tor l acrs rooay REFINED NURSE LIVE-IN ~-~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..___ EQuoppeO tor C08Sl81 Bell Call M-F. 9am 4pm CHEVY s• PICK·UP I 505.544.9533 Dept 242 or OUT Private duty .P.e_ts_&_AnHnM ____ _.604-..,9 cru1s•ng 6 sails autol (714)673·1331 1 REBUILT 1---------• L ocal refer ence s c pilot, VHF, 1pee<io11og WITH CAMPER $2295 380-7139 AK aoorabi.Sheltie pup-oepth. 8 Portabore sail~ DOCK-15 tronr toe on SEE 642-0567 I Autos Imported 9 100 ...... 1311 pies-parents on p1em1ses 01 h H 0 , channel m N 91 Musi bt> I 1 -4 <Jr wt111e/natur!616<'1 RESPON home care a1oe. 2 Fem. 1 Male, 7 wks ~~ ;go J°M on 8 gen11er. • 101, .. nough for orodge Dodge 1984 t ton flatbed I I 1000 CASI PllCH Tl Sllll 1t11e-1n o• out. all ages $350-$300 760-8677 potrt. I hotoLrPs. ga ey. I $250'mci tJ75-6606 gnod c.ond1t1on w11h 31 t••( tYf• LUSE Sf(•LtH •ITO•S Xlnl Leisure World refs 1· res paint, I m e 1..i 1 too 1 b o •es -n n n Ame11can Fem 828 9638 * AUGUST * trailer. and much more• I 645·8523 .,, Chuc1e al w._. ""'" pay you $100\J lo LTl.1 ltwttrt lt10 .. S20.000 complete o r Free Dock Space for use 6 i t-9088 takl' rover !hos lease Job 0 mb " Pu,,y SILE S 15.000 stripped New· ot 17 F1 Whaler Balboa transll'r Must sell om Vi4 Jam oiet> N B port moo11ng possible • Island 7S2 2881 R;\RE 1q57 VW Crew Cab me<Jo.Jtl'ly' Beau tiful 140-144' &LL PIPP•l I llTTlll 642·698 1 I FRONT TIE 28 1 Pock up New Engine' wt111e converlollle 1989 t ma• S3950 760-0240 BMW showroom model •SALE. Cal 25 1979. very c;lean , N e wpor 1 Ch a nn"' c.ar pnune 5s d woin OVER 20 BREEDS with many cruising e• S 1751mo 1s1 & fasr mos Vans 9040 Pve•t e•rra ·=gonaOtP IN STOCK tras $7500 645 3517 or rent 714·548-9878 I s 5 • 5 m 1111 h c. a 1 IMW'lllH JAGUA~ 1986 X Jf l i(jhl g•t>1 StoONl<J(>m Qu<lloly 5~ 00() lfll t''\ s •9 900 644 8b4 JAC.UA~ •989 J(JS CPP White tan """' condrh<JI pnone S331' 644 24'9 .llllll I.I-I ... Like ncw•(OG309t 121,111 STHLlll llTORS L Tl.1 •••••rt lt1oll 1540 Jamboree NB 140-144' IAZH 'II P/I SE 5 ng tor people lo pro1110e "!Andque-'!"------60-1-0 pre-need st!fvtees Must ., ____ s ______ _ All puppies guaranteed 261-9038 n1ghls e.,ouyer~ •TWI 20' YUi OPEN 7 DAYS 0 Vltfstoekttd wllh ttull? A Home-on r>r c,&551f1t;d I • ttf' I AC. 1RA 1989 116l L1!9e"IO 8 1 I< Natur r:1dwlt''> 163401 U0,110 c S i'I • t" •'> CuSI w f\ .. Pl5 'l•r campPr \Mf'll • .>!<lilt 17111 Cl&STll &CIRA e able 10 relate well 10 ESTATE SALE V1ctor1an people Stable income an11que·vani1y bonnet f T career Eccellent chest cherry cl'laor Tur· trainono & loving supporl k1sn table 1840 parr sooe 16374 Beach BIYO ., mi S c1111oc1ass•lte<J ""''" ""'P h11e~t ,,..,, es1a1e ••5111'\QS Fo•me1!y U-Haul trucks 40"1 •ui•, ioaded e•Ct'I 405 lwy ne•I to Target •l'lurbo~ned on Marth or lent condotoon 30 000 Between EOingef & Hetl lh•'i fl'ar 1nclud1ng com ",1.,s P• lf"nOed war * • .a1 •2•1 * IJlf'le Silft:ly Ch!'Ck r l'w r 101 f S 19 000 Oa V • •• • Pi>•rH oos and m!'Chd" "• 2120 !'11e 6i3 5679 oca wor~ ..,herl' nf'eded I O"P na<> rPOu•ll eng1n1< &CIRA 'll lmlU ,n(.l "e"" ca•O E•cellenl c.. .)•'j loll crur~e ,II ruDO,;r Jn DOlh llUCk S I Of' f X r RA CL EA N D•ovn dd•ty ~Pry dPpen OOP,(491 daoie $5 9Q'> ed OR 2 COASTAL lCHA '"' St 1 OOO Con I at' 29''• H.irt>or Blvd C M t1an• Knoqht JI Oatlt lll-2IOO Polo! 714 642 4321 o u penence ~en· c;naors '780 Chippendale a ry bu1 must love bureau 1740 towbO)I I p e op I e Ca 11 L 1 z Laguna Niguel 249·9836 CITl llTTI .. l .. I 213.533.,9, 1 I .... . Vanety ol colors. FREE to If Ylll IWI USS I Appllan<ts 6011 gooo home 497-•58t l arn onc;red1ble amount ol ADMIRAL Retrrgerator MIXED KITTEN Ragdoll oney 1ega11y• Fino our Sidt> , s•<le l8 cu 11 s ,50 Borman Siamese female ow 7 14 252· 7942 24 l hr 1 Hnrvest gotd color go<><l SJS 548 1327 SALES PHSll P/T cond 642 5931 omans specialty snop Kenmore Dryer 80 series : 1-ll·l·lllLLlll IOI! SPECIAL GARAGE SALE RATE STHLlll MOTORS L Tl, •••,•rt leach <4 Jd" t .r~ N 0 140-144' "" • • • A 481' Accor11 " ~ •1 ... 1 .,., ~ , hP: comoar, _Jr ,,. .. !J •c .,..1 St. ~u 5<i!'.. • 1',~ HHIDG•: 191' r1aroor BlvO C M Ill-HOO SELL home service Through class1f 1ed ...... M1n1 condition. Mvst ...i (1HHM070) Ill.Ill •ml•-1500 Auto Mall Or.SA 111-1111 MERCEDES 1978 •SOMH- f Acellent cono 111on, $10 750 7 14 •97. 109o4 • ' MERCEDES 1983 300~ tresn engine and mor._ e•cellent cond 11ton< S'2 000 Days 662·~~ Eves 7J0-5425 ME~C.fDES •984 500~ 1 0 ... 1 .. ss ri1ac1< w 11 va1om1no 11:1atllef S7 " e•tr.n S38 90Q 955 2800 w 759-0685 I\ MERCEDES 1984 300f> Turbo beaultlul COf\· d111on original owner all •ecoras blue $ tJ 000 720-0210 MEA(..FDES 300Cb ruRBO 1985 cham IJdQ•lP wolh palomino •&at11er immaculate I compll"tely loaOed 76t< moles Must !<ell $19 sot W 111 r ons•<le• reasonable l'Jfl .. , 760 3888 llHClHS'U 300TI Wllll ;..,11 p ~ d°' cruoMl p /w t. a110,s Low miles ln1 PHJC ul~le t 1H0321•1 111,111 CllSTll &CIU ;>Q/5 '181DCJ< Bl11d C M 111-2100 ~E RC.EDES '985 300TP WAGON White leatner s..,r roo• E •c e1t e n t $ 15 QSO -;9.1035 f ashion Island N B Eves g.i~ l I''> old must sell p•eto 644 9888 I mo"ng e~ce1 ot sn5 I 64'1 15J6 or 6J1-42J8 *SALES* I Ael119era1or no lrost 2 REMEMBER Mike the Dog CALL 642-5678 on Down and Our 1n1-------------------- 8evPrly H11t5? Young I t>lack &whlleBoroer Col· Balboa MOVINf, ~A LE Lar')e 66 l/W CLASSIC BUS ~ .. ~IO•fl<l Wallt tnruug'• 11un!o ~rronq $7250 oeo r,4a sq 11 Adi 1112 IT c,, '"''U 1 r 001 al ac ";r rr,ur A';I FM ~lllff!O l. .~.., l r-.Cl 'rrntl lion By CHARLES GOREN w rth O MAR SHARIF And T ANN A H HIRSCH jlCI J rul! ,ind 11 •t"C"1ld '1tlllC hl..d, 1hdr V.t••i tliHJ f'lll.\1\1..'h lh.1[ Ill n1111J , dON very clean & e) eel· A !hit'. IC I M g1 IT r a1nee 1en! woll Oehver S 165 S375-$475iwk II you l1t..p 642 ,566 <.port~ & money w~ may r ave a pos1t1c-n lor '(OU Call M r Ketr1ga" ~45 8042 he male abandoneo on a sottd oa~ oonong set seat oeserl motet S1oneo by Ptnlnwla 61071 onq 12 S9'>0 many cnests people consequently GARAGE SALE Penonsuin: of ar.Jwer'> r_ec1oner etc blond on one eye S1ttl lov· Shipyard Olfoce furn SA T 8" bl '52'> Poi:ilar nq ano '" CCt'P need ot 81 consrruct1on equ p & L "tnP "f'". Ei~en & 1.im11y ThoS one 1~ one-on-boat materials l'Qu•P 22 Mr•'''" ol·~•a1 -,48 o '68 .i m1lhon1 Call 854-0580 EtcflelS w Stl.I'> a new rog • F s '' .. '"00t",. "'"Q•t>" ' ,. ' , .J""'' •\ iJ" ao ' r a-.c. t ~r! r,' 'tl"tl , .. ,. r;1.1t • ·a • '7 rn• p.,, I .i,1 \\ t,1 'ul11c:1.11'k S) d',0 (.. tll 640 CIJQ4 or tfr,d, t,•o 08'>~ '::~:::~' S~\\J)~\-cl £.~~· 14 1•4 i.t1 (~' • POUAlilf ------ "flt<l ll + II ti •ti. IOK~.- t ~ II) " • 111 .,J \l, 1 •ric .. 1\ '••. 1' •'I .i p1>"1htc ruff "•U Id .,I • I "" "'II h I ht• ·'· l' 11 .l1,11Tt111tth .111J 11 t \ I\ l >I 'I UITlf'J .111.t ,111 • I<'' T to,11 v. •ulll hr t1nl If 1 F umlturt 6014 I * Patio Sttoino door S 100 furniture sola ;et oa• c 1u11try sryle S800 oak dor· table new S200 ~Ell BRIT ANN!CA lrom I e80$ & counter locatoon5 & ear" SJJO e>er u te 71 4 712 8)70 o ~· -.,. . ' -. ... ,, i;iong1epo•v oottom LP ulti· ••ilr alt Man7 mosc •IPms 10015 Two 2 yr olO Fem odent paonl FRi t> SA r B JO 4 ro101 I• turr>oturt-O Sl't>S 223 21s1 S1 1ca1 gorge<Ns 0111. cars b•~es c. .. rs Sar oril~ 7::irr I SpayeO de<lilw shots 148 E nno SI C.0'>18 . T 1 [ c I H \\I' I • ti. 9 .\ •.\9 7\2 • Q 8 s ' . \ t ,, , . ~ • () J runir' "'t''l' ~ " tu· pr•,u11.1i.:o '.H I! I I I •pl l I .11 \I'll ' II I 'Cl 'I JI'' ' '\ ~C'tj1 !I\.' I,,.• 111 1 lt'.nJ •llJ •I ',I\( l( 'C-'11\''l t J """ '"~r' 11.l•UP I ht' ,oorr('\ • l1n(" , "' ,, 1111 1 rc1 .er• .cr:aUtl\. "tot .1• 1,10.,-J" \.\ t~ •"•IJ• tilt i.t· "' h .. .tr'• ll" 1hr '~l'I n11 "1J, :ht , .. n·r.i.· • o.irtl:icar ahle \I rr \11lnon~ 'he oh' I Jt.111\0'IJ' .111h•,t.i•1J•r • c.i.1lhC'l.ll:\;<'I ric:.irt\ ''•''" Ju11 ri, I• l .t'' t11lh1 .... t. 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Sal Aug 25 8 fO JPM I 11 U R p T i Powtr Bom 7012 er .. ug J .. arr to 4pm [) 11 Rm 8E'drm sets 2664' Redlrinds Or CM ~f' o,.,,. •r •'>e ron •us'<>" • WORIPlllffCT wll'ihPr Ory lrrq PIC 15 BOSTON WHALER 1Me .. il Dr a Sa111a An) Av1 Ntwpart kach 6169 i I r I l'1dl" Dfl''50f' wtll'l .. r: '"'°as ii ' 1984 70 HP l'Ml•"" aull'O•o!, ·~ anvo..,,. • LITIS 1·2·3 p,. •'>O• .tble Mc1rc•e hm ..,ery well ht1tt Salt II ., 1 •1. h """' ,. . " ., •llti S .\1 '01 I 11 • \(JJIO.J 1 • 't1ld • J ! • ti. t) J II • WAii !lfq 1Jb4 wk H4-5765 I equoppea Good con I F~:'a~:o~~DP~:;ag!ne~:i·~ Furr olure E1nan Allen I H 0 T A A S I~~ hdc; ~uesc;PO '•Q''' Othon Runs good Ch I b I I b Oul'en AnnP ldble • 4 i... _ _....:,......;_.,..;_.;.;,....;;__-t Pi."' Pi." Pit"' MOlllN(., musl 11ell Sola I $5200 080 Call 10 SE'f' "' m<1s 0 ts 0 " 0 !' I' I j 0 1 • • • • • • NE OFFER HOLIDAY ANO 1n""," 11 A on oman • 640.11n bon t>asll.ets & po11erf cnaor~ mahogany 6 P•*'Ce . . . . . C '"' n ni. IC".hl \,\. ••I + •SlllPPlll* V•CATION PAV PLUS' n'mvo;t new c.orner set • S<11 on1yC1.1J6J161nP1 19JOscolon•albedroom '---'--'---'--'---'---' ,.:::" •,: • Bt'"•I'\ ••I rhc uCh-1iJr1 ft,,, ON·GOtNG BONUSES $100 •or 111 or Oe~I Oller 115 HOBIE Power Skill C•1ucn c naors tabtes .,_ -.,. I -, ~, \ r: ,11\· ,,111,IJ11tl. h.1tdtlll" 1t1.1r1111, 548 JJ,,:8or968-7674 •OHP 'Vahama cer'1er (,ARAl>ESAl[ .,:,Jtrnlur~ dmr~ ~o f a bed ~ ·· ~· ,. ) l WP,wer Trmporat1e• console canvas coyer I c1oth1nQ mo•,c 11,.,.,c; ur,.sc;tHS 1w 1n 0"'d ;;:::;:::==:;~:--:--::-:---::::--::'.:=::::=::=~' ,,hcn ,., '''If\ I•' ,l~lt'.11 \1•111 ••rt :14•979 ;>900 jTWO (..onrou• Lounge baot tank Frsh, sko or Sar 8..;m ;pon 1c11cneo cooll.ware Tv' ~ ~ -,.. ir.1.1 A111 lht'rc ""'' nti:J 111 ,11i1n111 Ch.11ro; woth Thermonoc sightsee $3900 E•ce1-12?98Sant,)An.1 Av" l M MUCH MISC Thur<J Fro ..... ! ' fHAlj mcclh I• d1, l<tl\ rti.1· ""II',,, t•t ~~d;,t ~v~~~'.·~;15~800 &l 1en1 cond11ton 673-3600 INDUSTRIAL ~ o ttoc@ Sct1 9AM 10 5PM 2417 \tlUI II I 1>!•t• t· ... ~ 1970 MARLIN Mercury f'Qu111mt>r t '>000 lb oallPI V•sta HOQar tEas1 B1u111 1146u v<1nanfl se14 ,_..,.11uo~ue ~ \111~1~~ C:.~!dfo;~ \\ ht1t 'ht• ' ' . un •' '' •' 111J • I c r u I s 8 r I n I 1ar1c n,ir 0 lruCI\ (".3•' H~n•d 11emc; clotf\es lurr n" "" '" 't ,. ~ ,, 1lrc.1.l\ •' .. " t ,.,.,1, Wt111e rc·n HunOle be<l & boardlOUlboaro 17 leet 111es eh. SAT 10 4 oar~ ' m ., c; s a 1 0 ,.. 1 f .,...in 5' '•" ~,.,.., e 11141 u<>S" "lVO"l ii•JI 11 .lWO '1' O:t'I I I , l11ti Ill I I \\ tiJI " I J'I h11JJ, 'he old (•' ht.HI•' f<1.lt 1-Jll~ olUI tllt• .S•t• .II iJ 1en ,,1 r•.I< •• ind hPflt' t.•r 1•1t· "4•,1 1 .... ~ t111 .in I tr1,I I II'' 111rn1 ..... 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PART TIMf• Nt! hilve 1 NEW Pl~O GRAM fnr STlJOFNfS 12 16 YEARS OF AGE helping ul g11t n-cus tomers lot ou1 nf!wi paper• Hf RE 5 THE DEAL I Tho~ is no1 a paper roult' NO Oeltvering •n VOIY1!<1 2 We p1ov10e tran'POI ly SYDNEY OMARR Tlturhf•y. AUO· 2J ARllS fMarcn 1 t -April 191 Wnt rt t11eworks wtre tipecrta 1nt 1t w ill be c1 mert sputttr For t n1s you w ill bt g rattl JI Ptrsonaf en· vlfonmt nt. 1nclucJ1n11 ao~u;c situ· atoon is cdlm Sw,"' ctouas navt , p.tu ed Mont y obtc1111t d TAURUS fA p111 ~v-Mc1y ZOJ Best coumt l obldint d 1n chchts Don't roe., boatl Dt llc .ttt s1tuatron 1n- 11otvts secrt t. employmtnt prom1st rt l'1t1n9 to ont wroo c:lt ptnds upon you Focus on titJltn w ork rou11nt' Dtltnt It ""' GIMINt fMay 11 ·June 201 Focus on sensuc1hty stylt chan<Jt . vdrrtty. 1omanct Sct n .t110 n1gn1r9nts love laughtt r rtspons1b1hty prtssurt' ot Cl tddltnt Hc1vt' run but also know there rs no trtt' lunch Cap11corn p1.ays rolt 1a1oon sno tra1n1ng CANClll fJune 21 -July 11) 3 You wou10 be w0ri.1ng Long ·stdJ'){S1n<J obll9c111on is ru1t1lled with kod, your own 11ge on Spor1tg n1 on p1opr1ty bdSIC v.tluts en adult·tue>er111sed sa1e, I •ppra iu l o l p ossessions Be team • f ern GOOD MONEY <tnalytte.tl. rerust to 91ve up sOmt'· and hilve 0 chimc.s 10 I thln<J tor nothing Ont wno ~kts earn oaily & wet>kly cash ' tnrt'.tU is pdptr tlgtr bonuses plus 90 on oul ongs ano moro1 CALL US TODAY FOR MORE tNFORMA T tON• M2-.S21, lrt. 221 , .. .., .... •TIUllMllTlll• LSO fJuly 13-Aug 11) Strtss In• dtptncltnct . or101nallty . w lflfngf\t"u to m.ikt m.1rk 1n new rltld Scenario lt'•llures trips. v•s•ts. conlront•tton , w ttn rtt•t•vt w ho did nor t•lf entlrt' trulh AQU.iriui. .Jnoth tr lf'O plly rOlt'\ VtltOO fAvg 2J·Sf'pt 111 Wh<lt h•d bft'n hldOt'n IS revtdlt'd. c.1rds .1r• pl.t<td on t.aolt fKt up Yoo u ~"'" wnert you st.Ind. Wfl.lt 10 do .at>out 11 AQUar1•n stands by cOUld ~omt v 1lu.11>1t ..-y 1n1u1uon win rtng tfue U•llA fSept 2l O<t 171 LuNt po rn1on .1cctn t1 1no1v1av.11tty. t•sruon. musrc. <"¥m, 1orMn<t' At· tfnd.ln<t at soc1.i 9't~ttng ~.cjs to v~ cont.cu You •~dining en '°'''°" cut'1nt Gtrnin;. s.tQlttatlui are 1n picture SCOltl'tO JOct 13·Nov 11) You art truslf'd w 1tn lttys \tcrtts special n1cJ1n9 pl.tCt Commurw illf' wttn 1ncJ1v•Clu.tl rt ctntly contont d to n omt , hospital lnlormc1t1on rtct1vta m,ght reldtt' to t mot oonal t 1m,. brmb Protect \Ourc ts SAGITTARIUS fN ov 11 D t c 1 11 Bt 1n11t'U •g<11111f' rt POrll'r A naly1e cuts Sf'pc1ratt tdctS lrorr lnnut nc:loeos Mtmber o f oppo \•tt ,,., n..s dmb va1tn1 .Htrtuele You cou•n bt' on trail ot somt[h•n9 bog Virge t19urt s prom1ntnt1y By l'ATRIC WALKER Tltursd•y. Au9. JJ ARtlS IMc!rcn 1 I A.prit 101 11 yo11 rl"tl Jddea o• inCll'r par thl"n ror 9oodnt"H s..i•,. oon 1 cry 10 t>t ll'lt 1.1,. anel soul v i thl' P-'"Y You n.avr " "t<ivy w or• \tnl"<lufeo .ill'lt'del ,.na nttel to bt n prilk condlt•Ort to provt JUSI now ash/II" ,ind Pt'• \Orltilt)I dmbotrous you c;in 01" TAUllUS j,&,p11I 71 M ay l 1 t Jolly IOllt'd Onf'\ p.ilrt''"" .!nd <IOSt' com panoons along clnel mAkt t19N or Sr!UclloOn\ yf)U l .H'n H afttr ')J H.!9t' manilQf' Ana '' y •l• ar,. now '"'" bt rw t t n pasr dHOl .won\ And r eow onvolvt'mtnl\ rnr"'" fanr.iu « cl\Pl"fl on tne 79tn w •H .. n;it>lt you to m""" your l1n;il c l'lC'•C t GIMINI ~ily 11 /uni" ll J T"" Sun now n V •go ;inll 1"ilt pAf1 of your solar cnart rt l.!teel to 11.~.r no~hl,. rs ktty ro co•nc•df' w11n ,, Pt"llOd ot soul Sl"clrt "'"9 And Al1111"11 CAl'lltCOllN tDt c 1 Z·Jan 19) W h dt h dd Ott'n lost w •ll 01' rl" coveorea clOse to nomt Fo<11s or Cl1p10m<1cy .tw.irt f\t"S\ ot ontron\•C valut ot .trt ObJt'Ct lu•ury 1ttm You u be c1Sktd to pdrrteopatf' on commtm•ty p ro1r ct Taurus 1nvolvt d rt sponsot>•l•I f'S '"' )'OU ... OWi"\;,., 181 wn.it <lh > t•An\P·'"' 011r r r11r nt •t ft w w ttlts sno111a .11111 " wl"lt<'mf' ttll•P to t1n.ilncr \ AOUAlttUS IJ.tn 10 Fl'b Look btyol'\Cl tnt 1rnmt d1 .. 1r gflmpst or ruturt '' obt11nablt Psy ChlC 1mpl l"SSIOMS ptOVI' v.ithel You II 9.i1n vttw from bl<kstagt Tr"p d oors, w ttes w ill be v1s1blt' Po\(t s pl•ys sign1f1c.tn1 rolt' CANClll fJoinr 11 Jvty 111 01'1 balclnct no onr 1\ mort hlrtly to qovt o tnt rs the benr l•t 1f tnr aoubr tn.tn d tyP•Cdl Cdn<l""f1n Now howf'vt r you must •eoa1t1t thi't tor t;ir roo lonq l'tSCIS ff t b 19 Mc1rcti 101 W hill you hdvt c1110w l"d (f'rt;ion 1nd1v1c:lu<1h n.1d btt'n lost w ill bt rt covr rr c1 to cramp your Hylt or t.ilkf' itC1v.11n Person.ll v1tws drt v er1f1ed Your tage o f your g,.n,.rous Cl1Spo s1tton .ICtlOf'IJ will bf' vlndtcattd Myur ry I LIO !July H A uq 1 lt With th,. 1nvo1V1ng mof\t"y 1s so lvt d -you ~un your rult • .i1bo111 ro bf' br1Jll<11rit cou ld bt' rtgardea 1u hf'rO (,tnct r ly •UPt Ctf'd by ,.,,. rt vo1ut1on.t'v natlvr pl"Y' rOlf' plaf\t"t Urdnu\ '011 ,.,,. nor hil:f'fy 10 How cJnyOt'>f' 1n blind you w 11!1 tP AUG. JI ti YOUR •llltTH· \C1r ncl" or 0"'" th l" .1cJvant.t9t" pro DAY• You 1Jrt co11p.N>lt of uprf'ntn<J ll'n 1on .. 11y or ''""ntr.tlly H owtvt r yourstlf tnre>ugn wittlf'n w o rd You you mmr le•rn to ~ mort tlt.,011" .1rt Cfyn.tmlC dtlr.l<ttvt lt'Sl~U .. nd COr'l\IClf'r.lt,. db<>Ut h<>mt family crt.1ttvr G emm1 V11go. s.t9tttar•us I or domtmc 1u~s ~rsons Art dr.twT'I 10 you Currr nt VtltOO fAUQ 14 \l'pt 1ll Thf' cyclt' ri1gnirgnu popv1111ty trlvt l rt cent Ntw Moon 1n V o m1r.,"" thl' .tppf'Ar•nce .tb11tty 10 t ntrri.1n I end Of Ml t11tre~ly try1no """ l'mo M•m.tl u.1tul .iso hgurt1 prom1 ttOnM!y upsttttnc;i pn.-~f' fo1 ) "'' .r rwntly ..iong wun pou 1b1llty or Ml you •re pr~•rtel to fOrQf'I 1~1t d1t1Qn t O rM'\ify OuesttOnS 11WQN1ng INUDt"S l'T\IUIUSt .tnd ml\Cl'lf'I m.All travel Wil M rtSOlvtd in S•1>t•mbf'1 I Ing And -wt\4tt ' mort '""' \1m M-.IOf domeil k .cjjuJttNnt t•lrti M"1 ~rcury now togf'thf'1 on yOtJr P'«t In October ~c~r Will bf °""""" bl1th SIQn 1rf' bOunc1 to A<1c1 " ~ moit mttnor~ month 'P«•M sp•r•~ to 1ntl'ns,.1y pf'n on. 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Y ,,,...Cl t n .. u o to bf' l'Vt' !Mf'I"' I "' " u•9t rv)' .tt>o .. 1 <ii'""' .>r '"'\ n.tl nrt •l'\I\ OtJI only w»l'n ,.,,. \11n m;ilcl'\ " stn\.ill•On.tt "'l't <• 10 tlll' •l'vOlUl•On· ;iry pl.t~t '"' ••\ on rn.-2q1n should you f'"I"' t"t' ''"V m on ldct t v,.n d1tf'mp1 r-Q·~r otnl''\ A run for ll'lt' r tnOMl'y CAl'RICOllN Ot" Z 1 Jan 101 fllf' ~un n Vor9c 011r • ,,..,. nt •I It.,., cJ.-y\ ""' ,,,,. O• .....,,.. 'O f('ytrst tll tl'lf' nr gdl•v,. :)r "'""'~ t ,.,..,di or tnt Pclst ll!'w tn("lntl'l\ H.,,. ti .>•t' rio ·Ttdttf'r now oftr n yt)t1 ''•'"" Otl'n rt burtf'd f t')t ctt d or pul d• wn try ilQ.J•n .ind tho\ ltmt rtroun<l yov \nould tlr dQrtf'ably surp"\l'O b\I wri.iir r\ sug q t \lt'd .:>r ol'ttrf'd AQUARIUS f J.iln 11 ·Ff'b I q i Jump '" ilt t rll' d""P !'nd c1nd Clon t •llow .1nyonl' -no mdttt r ntlw <l<Ht -to con11rncl' you that you, •Ot l\ \Chf'mt \ or prOpo\dl\ drt 1rr'I· P' df ti( 11l V OU 1'111111' m11Clt "N thf' nqnt 'TIOvf'I .m<1 .ilppro •t'\ rtcently .t"\CI no .... ll'A\\IJlll'IQ pl.t IA•)' '"l'luf'ntl'S \IQnl"" n('( t'S\ilr~ ron.! .. bl!' l'llCIS ,~,.b )(I M Mcn 101 lhf' \un Jol'\Cl Ml'r<Ury 109f'll'll'r on Vor90 001'\ nor IT'll' .. n tnAt pArtnt'I\ or CIO\f' comp41n1on\ n.rvl' tl'll' upPf'r tiAnct Howf'v l'r yotJ m.1)' ,,....,,. to m.1ilt' "' nul'l\tll"r ol cone t\\ Of'I\ or com prom II'\ ro pr1'1;tnt ITl•"O• d•1MJret mi-nl\ or m 1undl'f\t.tna,n91 turnrn(J 1nl( I "'MJOr c ""f ( I Of OON' o• contl'n1ton " YOUll •tll'THDAY IS OfW THURSDAY! It yC111 " ,. typ;u l of ACROSS • 0 Dlf'C' 6 ')t<>o.t• 1( "\tt•""Vt\ .,..,.. •• Q,~n -. t&. c; .. .,,,.,. 1f A'\'°"',.. ,.t t t~ f h ufi.• 1 R tl<~ -,t , ~<.• ': ~ . ...,. l t ._,. '.. ,,.. "'" '" "•v ', .. , ;• • t .,, tr •• Jf. tt 1 H•I' , t '" r • ·'' .,. l .& Rt ,, It-' ,,~ 1,t ~Pf\ t• ,. ~ • ' v' i '"'' \A t , • .., ,..~.- w•· ,,,.,~ " ~ r,.. , • '• " I(• • ''° .. , v,. .. ,. ...... 4. "f'C If •• ,. rAc# t· 4f '"''" •A Run.. •,. ,.. ..., S.a • .. , f O'"''"' ' .. "'" . ' ·~. ~t h flt'i' c.,..n,.,• . °'' ~ (\, ..... , 4 '. ;>O l• 4 ; IV,. ~fit h• c:.,,,., \ .J·fl' ,.,., IWo( "O" Hi "l~na 6 · Co"''"'"'~t:, ' ~ """ ,.o h4 o,.,.., ... ,,.~ ·""·· .. DOWN H~ ~m,. ~f'I.,,•,. , .. ,,.f', f' Hi.-.r t • r~t nt-tv it ,,,.,,or1 ~0' fir t tlAnq <. '•uQr ..,t'•• ~ &h("ltm .. -nt • m f'll> ""'"" .'i 4N•1''1 ;1 ,. .,,., •'• ~r"t1U i t •it 1ntt • " " ...... 1 •l . :; ,. , ......... . .,_I \., fP ... d• y our b111h i19n t"t"" t ,,.,,,. bf' ~Omf' 1 ~~+--+--+--+--+- ,.,~ .. t"f tH-tort Y"'' "r" ~l"PMl'CI to 80 rt o Ptn \l11cuu<0n1 ar ""!J01•Atton\ H ow,vf'r Cl•Cll"''"l•"C"I bf')'Ond vo111 <C1nrrr)I ".11y nov. fl>ft,. y<'u to ptoffr• tttf' Of••" fll lnl't'f .tnd Cl'PI lt\f' '-'' t tl'\.t Olf'W'I\ -It Nlt \ ""r('u1 O• '"''""''r~nt ,t• r 1 m.•g~r1 117 t ... J~ 4' t • .l .., ,•-. ,. ~ ... ... "·· , , . ., .. , ....... ,. .. MUC NOT1C£ Ml.IC NOTICE MllC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE Ml.IC ll)lltl Ml.IC llmCl ~;~;;;:;;~23~·;1~98()~;;;::;;; NOTIC8 OI T,,. 1egl1trant(1) COtn· Obj.CllOf'lt aflovld be hi.d 1n Of~ County on ITATI_,. 01 ITA,,_.y CW WY9d to encl now held by 11 SURANCI! CO~PANY IN ;z= e=-9100 1!Z! Dv111wct1r 9::C:XI ..,.,..,.. .. U'°'• "*'* to lranwt bull• dir.ctw to EnWOM'lef\ltl Januery 1, 1H3 ,11..E MA•Oll--CW AaAMDClll•lll!T CW \llldar ~ Oaad of T1v•t In OEEO AfCOROIO OCTO-,__ ~ ,_ -.. -~~ ,._. No; eo.o:t30 nass undat ,,,. fk:llllou• Otflce, u s. Orlp«tmtnt ol NO F'381545 .,.. cw AC:fl"OU• u. cw '9CnnGUI tM ptOWI)' tltvltW In NlO BEA 17, 1t7t. IN IOOt< MERCEDES 1914 380M 1 Ae-..1ee #-U011t bv11naH name(•) 1191.cf Hou9'ng and lJfban o.. JOMP" e Stld1\toll, 3062 8UIMH NAm IU ... ll MAMI Ccwniy and State deKrlbeO 13355. PAGI! 1277. OF OF· Mull NII, prlc• 524.&00 ll~ll '11 NOnce •t>o~on .JuM 18, 1990 vetopment . 1815 WHt T~ W•'I· Cotta ....... Tiie loJtowlng pe11on' Th& I01fow1no par1on•, ",~CIL t• ~~~,!o;~~C:.Srv0" SAID Ed Gatcla 241_3 100 YOU APE. th OCFAUl.T """'' lleefto.... IM.., Olympie 8ouleVMd, Loe An· Calif 92628 M"11 at>~ the "" ol l\ave 1b4lndonad the uM O THE lEA.SEt10LD ES· '~"-C: LN\hef lntetlOr, like new UNDER A 0££0 Of' TRUST, Kan......,, ..... td1nt Oa t e 1 , C a t 11o1 n I a Mark R Bainbridge, the Flctlt1ou1 l!lu11na11 tfle Flclllloue 8v1tne11 TE CR"• TEO BY NONEXCLUSIVE EASE· NISSAN 90 300V< Low MllM, artle wtute. DATED 7ntH UNl.c£SS Thia 1t1tement WU flied 90015-»01 18342 Jocotal. \/Illa Park, NafTlt PLASTIC-MET. Nama DAVID s PRECISION TA "" s 4 ,.Old, auto, toya. 3.,.,. (6134421 YOU TAKE ACTION TO 1i111lh the Ccwnty Cl«'k ol Of. For ecomptetecopyot tht Calif 92M7 1$641 Prodvct Lane Hunt· METALS 991n Kent Circi41 A LEASE EXECUfEC BY M[NTS OV!R LOT 1 u vvv Ill... PROTECT YOUR ~ ange Count" 'Of\ J ty l8 deac: I Ion ' ' .. C ut' AETNA INSURANCE 0(),,1 ANO 15 OF TRACT NO mites, $26,500 533-1559 ,._ TY IT MA BE SOLO • 1990 , u ' p1ogrom t pt ' ~· Tiiis t>uSlnllU WH con· lngton Beech, Calif 92&49 Hvnllngton uHcfl, a P NY A CONNECTICUT 9740 AS SHOWN ON A JllllM I -P\..i&LIC JALE IF ~6C 19 NaMl2 tact the City of Hu.ntington ducted by 1 general pertner· l,,. Ftet111ou1 8u1in"1 92&47 C '6 RPO R A Tl ON A S MAP. RECORDED IN BOOK EEO Baacn. Houstno DMtlon. 11 ahip Name rafen.ct to above wa1 Tht FICllllOUI Bu1lna11 ESSOR ANO BY KARMAN 406 PAGES 4 1 ANO 42 Of PANTERA 1972 Br1g111 Red, good dltlon. $35.000, only 724·1156 con· appt PLNllTl 'll llUIYHAlll 11·6. low miles. extra cleanl (296479) 11•,tH · OllYIElllW 1500 Auto M all Or, S A u..a ..... , N AN EXPLANATION Publlalled Oraf\g4t Coa11 (714) 536-5542, Monday .Thi• statement wa1 flltld Iii.ct In Ofanga County on Namartterredto at>owwal ~SSOci°ATES A CALI· MISCElL ANEOUS MAPS 2626 Harbor Blvd .CM Ofl THE ~TURE OF THE Delly Pilot AUQ\111 2. 9. 19 thfe>ugh Frldey from 8:00 with tht County Clerk of Or· March 17, 1989 FILE ltlad In Orange County on OR GENE'R•l p•RT-RECORDS OF ORANOE ···Hao PROCEEDING AOAINST 23.1990 • AMto500P.M.or atCilyanga Countyon AU9111t1 NOF374932 M areh 1. 1997 FILEF NIA ,.. ,.. s --YOU, YOU SHouLo CON-Th-673 Hall 2000 MelnStr .. t Hunt· t900 • Wtlt>ur Blomatell 229H NO F270230 NERSHIP, AS LESSEE. FOR COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. A TACT A LAWVER ' 8 C ' ' THE PERIOO ANO UPON SAID EASEMENTS ARE OE· FORD t986 Taurus LX Wagon All extras. top condition. beautiful sand· lewood metallic. Asking $8,495. See to appreciate at 1635 Svper1or 631-0300 On ~ 13 .• """ lngton eeoll. allloml• Publlthed Orange Coaat Roabucll, Et Toro, Calll Oevtd Ja,,,.. Fergutor1, E TER••s CONDITIONS SCRIBED AND DEFINED IN wwv Dated August 21. 1990 Oally P1101 Auou11 9. 19, 23. 92930 Cat11orn1a, 81192 Kent Ctrclt, TH .., · • at 1000 M , Armot Cofpo-PlalC N0ltc£ 9y: Connie 9rocllwa~. JO, 1990 James Hiidreth, Teakway, Huntington Beech, Celil ANO COVENANTS THERE· SECTION t 02 OF THAT ration. a C.~I01n1a Col pot a· City Cltrll Th-589 Rancflo Cucamonga, Calif David Kirt MHslnger. IN C 0 NT A IN ED, RE· CERTAIN LEASE DATED lion, u duly appomttd I' Wat Puollslled Orange Coast Tiiis buemen was con· 2935 ·c· s. Filrview. Santa CORDED OCTOBER 17, OCTOBER 17, 1979. ANO T1uslee undef and pursuant FICTITIOU8 8U81N181 Daily Pilot Auguet 23. 1990 oucled oy 1 general partner· Ana, Calif 92704 11179, IN BOOK 13365. RECORDED OCTOBER 17, lo Doed of Trust rec.'Oldod NAMI! 8TATEMENT Th-6 t0 Plate NOTIC£ allip This busineu WH con· PAGE ~292 OF OFFICIAL 1979. IN BOOK 13355, 7114189 as rnst No 89· Tile following parson(s) This ttatement wee filed dueled by 8 oentlfal pertner· RECORDS, REFERENCE PAGE t282 OF OFFICIAL 374309 in booll -. l.lllQll ••• ere doing buslneSI es K!lt191..0t with rhe County Clerk ol Or· sllip BEING HEREBY MADE TO RECORDS OF SAID OR· ol Ollioel Records tn tho of T 0 SC AN A . 111 7 & 9 PUBl.IC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IUllN4HI ange County on Augult 1 Tiits statement was filed THE RECORD THEREOF ANGE COUNTY FORD 1987 Taurus hoe ol Illa County R«order CarlSon. Irvine CalilOlnla NAMI! STATl!MaNT 1990 ' with the Coimty Clerk ol Or· FOR FULL PARTICULARS The street addr•s and 4 dr power windows. o1 Olaoge County Slate ol F C Irvine. Inc 1 Call· ITATIMaNT Of Tl1e lollowmg parsons ire Publlshed Orenoe Coast ange County on A\19ull t, T H E LESS EE S otller common daslgnatlon ·---------crulSe control. $5,900 Cahlo1me Eut v tad by 1orn1a corporation t t601 A9ANOONMENT Of doing bus1ne11 es Di lly Piiot August 9 16 23 t990 INTEREST UNDER SAID II any, ol tile reel property OBO 658.2998 Oonna U Oaw1S.ashel lC>le Wllshlie Blvd Suite 1900 UIEOfflCTITIOUI PA2All-N EWPORTl30 1990 ' ' ' Published O•ange Coeat LEASE HAS BEEN AS· described above It 111-3111 ~OASCHE 1972 91 IT Re-and 19P9rlle PfOpOllY Los Angeles Celltornia IU81NEU NAME BEACH, 149 Riv,rllde New-Tl\·591 Daily Pilot Augull 9 l6 23, SIGNED TO WESTFIELD-purpQrted 10 be 4750 VON ,tored like new Call me FORD 63 FALCON Will SELL AT PUBllC 90025 Tile following persons p0f1 Beacll Celll 30 1990 CERRITOS INDUSTRIAL K A RMAN. NEWPORT s t2 000 642·2923 FUHJAA 2 door auto-AUCTlON TO HIGHEST Bl<> Tllli busmen IS con-have abandoned Ille use of Lo•n• M Garry, 5096 Tor· . Tll-590 COMPANY. A CALIFORNIA BEACH, CA 92660 Saab ,973 Rocket 98 matte new paint, tires. DER FOR CASH OR CASH ducted by a c;orpor111on Ille Fictittous Business tuga 0f1Ve unu •212 Hunt· PUBt.IC NOTICE GENERAL PARTNERSHIP, TRANSAMERICA llFf brakes Transm1ss1onell.· IEAS CHECI( IP•vahlo •• Tne reg111rant\S) com-Name W HEELHOUSE 1ngton Beech C111tl 926'19 BV ASSIGNMENT WHICH I NS & ANNUITY q•upe gredt conc1111on cellenr 52750 963.5741 lime or sale on lawful money menced 10 1tensact bus.-COMPASS. 2701 W Coast ltus business 15 con-PU8llC NOTICE RECORDED MAY I, 19114 2 1 3 . 7 4 2 . 5 3 3 1 (A S St 100 7 14 "48 -479 lol Ille United S1atos1 (ca.sti· ness undei the ricmious Hwy Newpor1 Beach Caht dueled oy an 1nd1viOual NOTICE OF 'U8l.IC AS INSTRUMENT NO BENEFICIARY) SUBARU t985 Gl FORD 86 THUNDERBIRD MN s Chee-. P41v111J1e to CAI ous1ness nameisl fisted 92663 T"-reg11trant(s) com-SALE OF A8ANOONEO lll&.IC NOTICE 84· 178920 OF OFFICIAL Tile under51gned Truet" :h 4 Wagon ~ !.Pd d c Etan Fully loaded. must "IOe Trust ~ Services eoove on NIA Tile Fictrllous Busrne11 menced to t<1nsact bull· PROPERTY RECORDS. REFERENCE d11ela1ms any hat>oltty IOf any sell $6 900 OBO IOI.) At lhol lronl 11n11anw F.C.lrflM,lnc.,StewenP. Na,...relerredloabovewas ness under Ille FICllllOUS NOTICE IS HEREBY NOTICE OF BEING HEREBV MADE TO 1ncorrec1ess ot Ille street 'llHOOI stereo JllO~ ,.0 lh·· .....,.., I l.... I .. 2 .. 72 t ·8338 e ·--v OUt"" II " a Albert Pre11dent Business name1st listed GIVEN THAT THE UNDER· TAUSTEE'I SALE THE RECORD THEREOF address and 01t1er common ~his ('.II cove• t>ikf' Soutll fUl.l.U Shi 2 Ana Tn1s0 statement WI!> ftleo ll>Ollll on N IA SIGNED Will SELL AT NO S060S3 FOR FULL PARTICULARS des1gna11on 11 1ny, 111own u.lo. SJ 20' OB O FORD 88MUSTANG htlom CA all rlQhl lllle end wlllltneCounlyClerk ol Or· Lorna M Garry PUBLIC A UC TION \IOU ARE IN DEFAULT PA,.CEL2: llerein i.l6 <1 70;> CONVERTIBLE mter11s1 conweylttl lo end ange County on July 16 Tn1s statement was llled PURSUANT TO SECTION UNDER A DEED OF TRUST THE FEE INTEREST OF Said sale will t>e made, but lOYOTA 1g8 j < t.'lica 5 speed red stereo°"*" tletd 0V ii under said t990 CORSON w11111n1<Coun1vClerk olOr :11700 BUSINESS ANO DATED 09120179 UNL"SS A ll THAT CERTAIN w1tllout covenant Of war -.unroot !'> spt.'t'.l lull casseue cruise control Cltie(J or Trusr in Ille IJl()j)9r F4'3429 Chn sune Marie Cor-eng11 County on August 16. PROFESSIONAL CODE VOU TAKE ACTION TO LANO SITUA TEO IN THE renry, express or 1mp1ied, re> 1'011\e• mini 1,t>ndll•Ofl etc 3 2 K $ 8 4 0 0 ly Sllu.Jle.J IO said County PuOllSMd Or11noe Coast 26 f H dso 1990 THE FOLL OWING OE. PROTECT VOUR PROP· STATE OF CALIFORNIA. gard1ng lltle possession. or <;econd ownei mJin1t.•n 67J-4220 and State desct1b00 llS Lot Daily Pilot August 2 9 16 son.. ' O U n , F.tee127 SCRIBED PROPERT\I TO EATV, IT MAV BE SOLO AT COUNTYOFOAANGE.CITV encuml>rences. 10 pay Ille 565 anti llltl Norll\ull)l$tly 23 1990 Flonda, passed away PubltSlle<J Orange Coast WIT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU OF NEWPORT BEACH. DE· remaining principal sum ol lllCt! rt'C Ord~ $4 700 LINCOLN 7 1 Con11nental one-l'lalf ol lhe Loi 566 ol Tn 57 4 on August 2 1990 in Daily Ptlol August 23. 30. LOU MAC HOS UNIT NEED AN EXPLANATION SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS Ille note(s). advancH, ti any '1B0 '•9 .'28Q 460 engine Run.s good Tr~I Nu 90 7 IU 1)8r Mcl11 H d ' I ( Sep1em1>er 6 13 1990 0 -19 MISC BOXES, MISC OF THE NATI.JAE OF THE PA"CEL A: under Ille term ot said Deed . I $1 250 SEC 642 0567 AP<111ded in Boo& 28 P11ut>s u ~n ~ a res~ t o •IUM PH ,4 l -(ll'WlhOlt' 25 Ill 36 in1Jus1-.. ul M1st11I I a sw1mrrun g accident In 6 u F"URNITURE ONE RE· PROCEEDING AGAINST A LL IMPROVEM EN TS , ol Trusl. lees. cnarges. and R~ n"''" t'''" 't'nl U NL OLN 82 Continental 1anuous Maps on lhe Olh!A! DllDLIC NOTICE Born m O r ange Cal i -oun'IC "OTI•... FRluERATOR ANO PEA· YOU YOU SHOULD CON· STGRSUCTURCES.EAN~T~glLDS·j expenses ol rne Trusree and .l5L10 0~0 t.44 i '• 1 lu>.uroous sedan ompec ol ih .. County Rt..'1.u<Oto• 01 ruv I f ._ ·_,., rUV\. 1, .. ~ SONAL ITEMS TACT A LAWVER IN WHI H XI A of the 1rusls created by said c able lull powe1 ' d1Q1lal 58111 Counrv I orma, Sn l' m ov.,... to SALE WILL BE BY COM· 011 09113/90 tO 00 AM ' OF OCTOBER 17 1979 I Deed ol Trusl. for ,,,. Vl•l~(l lllll4 Col 111~trume111s leather' Ill• lllti sl•WI it!hJ•US5 dlliJ I FICTITIOFUSS2789U781NESS H udson tw o m onths FICTITIOUS BUSINESS PETITIVE BIDDING SALE TRANSAMERICA TITLE IN· SITUATED ON LOT "' OF amount reasonably etli f .11~ t'QtlllJIJt'd !'•Ct'll .. nt lll M NAME STATEMENT ILL BE HELD ON AUGUST SURANCE COMPANY as TRACT NO 9HO, AS mated to be $391,375 11 , 11,.0 ,1 1111 """" 1,, "" ltmor driven lec;c; lllAn ~ m '-0~'"~' '";5•unat10<• ; NAME STATEMENT ago from erced • The 1o11owing persons Are 30, 1990 to 00 AM AT THE duly appo1n1eo trustee SHOWN ON A MAP RE· Tiie oenel1c1ary under S81d 1 S " ,1.. 6 000 miles a year priceo '.... dnv,_~ 1bo •l'll IJ'Otxlll..,' Tht! tollowing per•on(s)I' California S he was a PREMISES WHERE SAID unoar and pursuant to Oood CORDED IN BOOK 406 Deed ol Trust f1t1retolore e• "" ' o v 0 10 l ~ ~ t b 1 ...,5'11,,.,., 11 .,, os µurµotl 0 • doing l>u~1n11ss as • I tl!l~h .. 1/1/ .,.o mu') e t!IJ lo bu 104 Vld Me11111nt1 clft' do•no 1>us1ness as h omemak er and :i MUSIC BOX A DAVID PROEPA TY HAS BEEN ol Trust recorded tOl 17179 PAGES "' 1 ANO 42 OF MIS· ecuted and delivered to thfo Set•n $.JQ6'81 Ca11 Nt! .. f;Olt8each CA92136J SEA SIAMAESTAUAANT memberoCCommum-AAIGHN ENTEHPRISF S TORED W H ICH IS aslrislrumenlNO 25426 In CELLANEOUS MAPS RE-1.1nde•s1gned wt111enOecla1 vw I .,,o Bulcl n:> qno Tf1t' uno..'1~111!<1 Ttu)lW 16101 Bots.1 Cn1ca Street c l 1!>61) Pl.icentiJ S111te El LOCATED A T Av RES B 0 0 " I R e e I 1 3 3 5 s CORDS OF 0 RA NG E at•on or Oelaulf and Oemano '" l>.ll ~ '' '""'l' ,,, M1•1cu1 , 1"i'bL1r hMld•msanvh1tbtlll'Y I011tnv ~~~~·~flQIOO Beach CA t y o n gregattona iNt>wporlBt'9Ch Cahl 9266:i COSTA M ESA SELF Page lm .. ge 1'90 ol Olhc1all COUNTY CALIFORNIA 1 •o• SAie ano a "'""en No ' llh " ~o ! f H t'll<' ,1 C unllrl •On A .. I 111u111!< lllt!).S ul Int; Slflttll cu Church tn Corona del I David Mar~ Ra1qfln 1560 STORAGE 1880 WHITTIER Records e•ecuted by PARCEL 8 1oce ol Default and Election : • oni: OBO 64t. 0404 m,tl:C A c $1 ~~$ORO JJ•llt'!>~ a•IO "'"•'' lOltlfll<)n <; " "' a e e M ar. California She Placenlocl Su1lt' n . Newport COSl A MESA CA 92627 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE LOT " OF TRACT NO to Sell . l lle under~gneo ~31! 73t·I 1~;,,t,"d'""' '' ,.,., shown ~.0,";J' v~:~"$;,~;,ns~~ ts survived by her ae:~.~ c:~1!11~;::3 con-R1~~~ ~~N~~g~T ~~~ ~~~6~~;r::o AKA~~~~ ~~~ A~~o~~~6'~ ~~o~ f:~~nd5~?ec~.~~c,~ ~el~o Autos Oomtst1c 93 -" VW RABE• 1 c;,.,, o '. )f B·' I ('1fft-'T \.,fit ~~I ""It! ,.,11 1,_, niclllll Hu•1 l11>ulo11 Bea en C A hui.band Joseph C ducteo t>y an individual SALE l FORNIA GENE HAL PART 4106, PAGES 41 ANO 42 OF oe recordeo In tfle court •usr••' 'II CO•V l>ul ... lhuul LU~""'-"'' ...• .,, ".'b4•; Bt.<(.·htold 11. H udson. Thi' ft'QIS• I• llSl tom A l l p u R c HA s E 0 N[RSHIP dS lruSIN(S) in I MISCELLANEOUS MAPS ... 11ere tne teal properly •• • ll • •anry t'AP•eM " imf)IOVnced ro lrJn\ACI t>u\1 GOODS ARE SOLD AS IS Ille ot11ce of Ille Covnly Re· RECORDS OF ORANGE IOC8led 11t.'<l II\ pov.e• & all tne ,iaulon.,i 1.1~ w~~~1011 UI IJdt'J "' J •na111•<lual neS\ inde• Int> f,tt.1,.'lus ANO MUST BE REMOVED coroer OI ORANGE County COUNTY CALIFORNIA Dale 08 20 90 G • q .1 11<1 ell eels t!f'<.umbrarit,tt' 10 lJ<IV ine Tt.40 •Pq1slrant1sl com-J &'ChlOld. Hudson. BusuieH n am40151 sled AT THE TIME OF SALE THE Stale ol Calilorn1a BEING THE LANO AS OE TRANSAMERICA TITLE • i9164t ,,.,.,a10,,.11 vr•n.ilJdl >um 01 "'"'''"" 1 l•M 'lacr bus•· Florida, her father. abovl' "" August 14 1q90 SALE 1S SUBJECT TO Will SELl AT PUBLIC I FINED •N THE CONDITIONS INSURANCE COMPANY $14,110 111, 1001"1s1 :secu•1.'<l by wld "•• unoc1 tnt' loc1o11ous N t' a I Corso n Davrd R..t•OM CANCELLATION tN THE AUCTION 10 THE HIGHEST ANO STIPULA TIONS OF AS TRUSTEE. tot CIVIC JOM.$0• I So. ')..'() ol Ttu)I ,.,,,, ir11uu.1s1 t" ,.,,,., 1m"tSI listed A h CA h Tnos \latemo>nt wt\ loled EVENT OF" SETTLEMENT BIOOER FOR CASH (pay· THIS COl\r4MITMENT CENTER OAIVE WEST tnu••'OI• as pu .. •h'<l ,n w •d l l'"w 1n tulll' 15 1990 na eim, · er '"tn tnl• Count, Clo••~ o! Or BETWffN THE LA NOL ORO abl(• 'II hme ol ~ale on lawlul E XCE? TING THE RE z 100, SANTA ANA, CA LllCOL• MERCURY .,.,,,.,SI dtlv11111 ,, 1 dny S u m • I • • mother. Sandr a Pat .inoe tounl~ on Augu~l 17 ANO OBLIGATED PARTY mone> Ol lhe Uno:eo Stales) FROM All IMPROVE· t2701, 714-547·9571 tt t t•Jrt·~,, ~·· 1 c M .,11,h·r "'' r. '"'' r , .... 1 Sompllopch•roen1uk t{·n . l'lt>veland, O hio, 1990 CLINT a SHIRLEY FARA. ar THE CHAPMAN AVENUE I M EN TS STRUCTURES IY: ANN AEVEAE. AS· Jt..,.J 111 T1u~1 .. .,.~ l1d1t)t•) 1111\ ~t.1lPmP11 was 1,1.,a thrt't' brotht>rs, Ed · F4Mt21 RESIDENT MANAGERS ENTRANCE 10 THE CIVIC ANO BUILDINGS LOCATED SISTANT SECRETARY 540-5130 tt•J i:"P<Jnscs 111 "" T1u\I•" "tt> lllt' l o .. nrv Clt>r ~ nt Or Putill•nt>Cl O•ilfllll' Coast Putrh\nt>d Oranoe Coast CEN 1 ER BUILDING 300 ON SAID LANO AS EXIST EDI Put>hslled Oranof' Coast ----------mo 01 lilt• ltu~I!> .ro•dlw lly 11 W Lc.111111 t•tl J"ly 12 w~rd Pa ttt>n and 0d•ly PilOl AUQu\I 23 30 Daily P1101 Auqusl 16 23. EAS1 CHAPMAN AVENUE THEREON AS Of OCTO· Daily Pilot August 23 30 •·•t Q O'> , , . L 11 ''" c;,, >d1J Oeo;.1 111 T '"'' "''" Bnan rrtZl'k both o( Sep1embf'• 6 n 1990 1990 ORANGE CA 00000 811 BER 17 1979 AS CON·1 St>Plember 6 1990 11 1 ,~,.·~ 0 u Tn,. r..11111 d"'"""1 "' "'" F463tto l Clt•\'C'land. Ohio. and 1 Tll 5:11 1 rogllt 1111e and mterest con· VEVEO BY AETNA LIFE IN· Th-6 11 h• I·• '.t)J • Jt 11\i••\' It . : 1 ..... Jt. ' AO I l • tt• ~! i;'!IU 1 • ''•" ''•' ci .. '•I ,, I• •·1 111 ~o ... n~ 310 bJldlh • ,, Utt• nA1 P\,, '''°"''u l' "'.,,Qt' Coast " • ,,. 1. "'', • J•lllun ,..,, .,,,.,1 IJ~ 111 .. 1 '"" 11,," 1 ,, "·•'lu\I l 9 16 V1 nct"nt Patt.:n . Cor · c .l r . I Jlf'y lo '" \<•••I '"'' '•'dS<Jr• ' I , .... ,, nna . CA . hC'r ma· 11>1t• i:s11•n .. 11•\l '"'" ... 11 '>7'> t•·rndl grandfather. ,o"T'Ac rR•tlD .iens..•' "''d "'1•"""" ''1 '"" I .1-11 S K uch, Costa • " '1mp ol 011• H•ili.,, lt'-'l•I•\ dhU'' SE AM '' tt•.-N"'" ,. ,, 5,,11 ,, M1•:-.1, (.'A A M em- • ,1 , , '6J7 722 ..'6 PUBLIC NOTICE 11n,1I "4'r v1t't' will be '' • .... Ttii: I.Jo.••• 111 •.ti\ "'' '"' ""'' PUBLIC NOTICE lwld 1111 Saturday, lMlol vi Tiu~• '"''''" '"'' , .• ~.ru1,,.1 <tn<t °"'"''""' 1 , 11,. (CORRECTION Augu~t 25. IY90 at $7881 unUc•W•_. d '"''""' Clt·t 1.. ) CITY OF i ti() I' l\1 "t the Co•sf•L •cufta ,,,,,1;n ol Dtlldull a1,,1 ,),, HUNTINGTON BEACH L' I I ( • • • • REQUEST FOR RELEASE r.\ J l'l·~l' It a ree , , , , , " mdr...t •0t Sai. 1111.i d .... 11 .. n l'I t f (' d tot' I . "' A ' • Nol11 t.' ... l \oldull <11hl r.. OF RENTAL 1Ufl I ri .ar en •• ,,, '" ~fl T1. ul11.ht1 REHABILITATION l;1t1V1• l .i7:i5 Y ockt>Y II!!!!!!!!!!! S'l,l"<.od (dUk~J ...... 1 N,111 I' GRANT FUNDS s 11 I l' t . (.;a rd l';, 11 0,,1.,u•I dr11.I fh~ 11 10 CHANGE OF DATE FOR RED MUSTH& 197& :...-1 tu t... •u.l"•k 1 , 111t1 ANY OBJECTIONS TO ( "t1v•·. l'A Arran~w 979-2500 SHANNONSIOE CONST Custom Concrete & M a· so•u y L•G 5 12963 Quall· ly guaranteed 540· 7739 DUMP RUNS • JUNK ' l llunfy •"""" '"" ..... ''""'" BE RECEIVED BY llWll!.' "l'rt' madt-bv r ...... L ... ty o)liA.dllJ<J us DEPARTMENT OF \\'1•ll"11t1tl Funl·r.;1 .: 'b Almol CA.11••vatiut di HOUSING AMO URBAN JI Ii I SAILE 1190 -, ... ,,.. OEVELOPMENT 11 lllt' · U I l> U n . 11 .,~lae 8. C.tlWMlt 1ruSl L'ltlfl·'~ "l ,'.86"· \0'lt'U: o ... '1d S.ttf ttu. ~s In t "' • 1' tf t' ,... Uo 0 l u ... J\IU A11wnl 1110 I U b ht•fOldll We> S1e 5 tO Htt~ld A 9tJJ5 181111 708 blltJ Bv " CAOILUC '11 lroucham D'Eltcuice ·• ,. At~··• Cu•tl'' At.lhor.111•1 .. ~ S10,IH JONMSOM I SOtl LI•COL• MERCURY ~11olur11 'r.J~I~ S.11t )II, LP< Datu 11 8 AT$1 01 '' 1()41 LOCAL MORTIJAIES ~ "'\ ' ' I l ff t tr 5 lb II 1 J II J 11 Iii\ ·"·'~i:in ~ • '1 11• •• PACIFIC VfEW MEMORIAL PARK I• I , I l d t ~I'* 640-5'30 PU6llC HOTICl Cem~te"Y • Mo11uary Cnape1 • Cremalory 5 '• "' " ., CNEVY 'll 55 El CAMINO I ,1 ... ,. \ s 10,911 COASTAL ACUU , t 119·2~00 THUIDERllRD ll 'H .. f ~I , I• ' s 13,999 STERLl9" MOTORS l TD ... Ntwro~•. '!.•f h 640-UU F S272S flCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT I 'l'A I J d,th I f!,l'tlJ.,01) JSOO Pacolic View O•IVI! N-porl Beech .... 1700 • • • 1 "''( 1 .••,r \u rt1'\1 The CUy of Huntington • • • , t '" •• BHch wlll aubmll • requHI PIHC( lllTIHI !• r. A• I 1 • 1 lor rtleaH of Renl•I R•· l(ll llNIWAY • • """ 1 l\ebllll•llon Funda In the •mount 01 S89,000 on or Mortuary • Chapel 1 ebo1.11 Auguat 13 t990 Ob-I Cremation • i•cllona 10 11111 requHI 110 Broadway mual be reulved by HUD Costa M esa no l•l•r tllen Sepltntber S, Mi·l IN 1990 in order lo be con· 1, •••••••••• ald•;•<I 11 WE WILL Daily Pilat SELL YOUR CAR trings Hun11ngton Beach Fountain Valley INDEPENDENT ORANGE COAST WEEKLY GUARANTEE! We will sell your car It after 3 weeks your car isn't sold. we will run your ad tor free ' NO STRINGS ATIACHED. Just call us to renew your ad A vn 1 0 words fo r J w ee.._s al $ 1 8 !>O 55c eac.n add1t1ona1 word M u st be ~1epa1d A word constitutes anything that has a spac e betw e en 11 For 1nd1v1d uals only ·-------------------------------~ NAME-------------PH(),f:. _____________ _ ADDRl:.SS Cl fY --------------- TATE ZIP----CHlCK •----AMOUl'IT ENCL. --- E:.X Pl RATION OATE ----MASTERCARDNl~A•----------- M l:SSACE: MA fl T0.0-'ll'f ,Hor l111 WUT IAYSTRUT,COSTA Ml\A, CA~ AfTN NU ~·•1 .... r ... ATIAU l[() L-•-~----------~-----------~---------------------------~ llCllWE YHll IUCI! Tllllllllll IEW llPllYEI LOWEllUTES $2.44 per day ' T J Pelle Concrete Const Cone B11c~ -Stock Lie ~ q ono Highest Oual low Pt1ces 1714) 962-7093 Furniture trash tree or ,1nclles appliances Call Mike 7 dys 646· 1391 References 675·4006 - HAULING CONNECTION I CUT & ROLL PAINTING Int E~t Ltc Bonded Free p Load Haul Cleanup.Scrap est Al worlo. guaranteed 111er or plaster patching DEMO' Tearou1 Sweepout Lie ,,510346 498_7020 WJll te.111ures & drywall INStCOM P 241\r 361-8550 1 l 1n1sn1ng Free est j i:~:JuUll~!.U.fl~Yufa.itW llWI Pll•TIH l1t./11f. Tt•, 141·1211 .. ···-" •• •• ,.,_., __ Tnorough prep reas rates Tll E m'\talled & Repaired H ME A PAIR /lmpro11e J•m 754-KtWI 754.5494 Prompt Coutteous Service I lj@lii!fl m tn1 ht Pam11ng Large & Ceramic Tile fre+> Est & Relerence" ~ Small Joos Free est RAINBOW l.1rc1e M111n1 JOM & Snelt> 8-46-6176 AIC Eltctrlc1I S.mo11, CALL Stepnen 960·3955 Pa1ntinw int e-t House A ) Rt>•;.df>nt1a1 W1r1ng & Re-Apr Oual 100 Free e!>t TM( OIU'81ll p.iors L1c1tnsd 964-9714 •lllH lllLIHS• St toe: 569897 636· 17 "8 •RE M ODEL •PAINT T hdl .. AL l Vl'U pay for 4 11111•" 10 tlay m1nrm11m m tne SERVICE DIRECTORY DEU th• TIU 11&• I ll f'aky snowers-Ac1d wasn ' I\ r+>g1oul Nf'w & Repair I ' Bfitnrms-Snower doors I •REPAIRS 743 4838 I VESCO PlllTlll llVll( OllSTllCTill & Wallpapering Quality TILE-CARPET-MARBLE I work ::583695 969-6349 I Kit e r 1oors -P lumb•ng Lo<. 251rs 0 C 673 8065 L1c·d1Bonded 854· 1772 • , · Tolf' A M arhle Concepts <;now!'r' Coun11·r~;.Pdll<1~ ft rs h >'t' t'"I r .. ts L •<. JCv•'> r,Pu•Qe 8~<1 4958 THCYlUCTIUC ~ FARTHING INTEAI A TROllU CALLS • . • I HANGING STAIPPINC> All PHASES elec work NEWP RT HOU E & PET l•l '>608 75 VIS0A-,,,1t f t ITltH•' tllf(HH1 •l1f')n l Au r 001\, • 511459 548 23171 SITTING SEAVIC(S 67.1 1c.12 Senior Sitters L 1ve-1n L•c Bonded 720·0707 ASK FOR LOIS ouum lUCTIUCAL Rf l ABLE H 'lj;('l,o,1t1•ng Re-;1<1 Comm l1c1tnsd Landscape Lawncare Yo•J' S!'•. l l' Oirt'(;I ''V R1>p•Psen1a1ovt' t"E:~;11::t Ai~rr;;-:~c~:a Free est1m.ttes 722 79241 L ALL Yorand-t 63' 'i967 CllUH FUS -1100. • TREES • BA THAOOM KITCHEN ~OSI 1nslallat1ons 30yrs Toppf'd ... mOvt' l.IP.I' •JP 142-4321 Ed. 310 ENfRV 23 YRS EXP e•P UC bond 744·0 123 nu lawn <;v onk lr 7c,1 1.1 '6 lH-HIO ~ TIE lllEEI SCEIE ~ PllLIC IOTICl Repa11 R!'d..,..oodl Ce<lar LJv.n· Trt"e·Sllr1.1b Install P Post replace c M IN B Sprinkler lns1a11a11on I lle C.altl Public Ut1l1t1t>s Commission REOIJIAES tnal all uSl'O llOUSl'llOld 0001l'i m .. vt>• ... l)flnl lht>•r P U C C. "' I num oer l1mu s l. l.hduflt'IJr \ prol'I 1ne1r I rn .. nts II 1ou I have J Qut>shon aotJut liable Hot ml!lals Clean Jim Whyte 642•7206 Tree T11m1ng A Remova1 lovmq llome atmosphere LJwn Ma1nt & Cleanuos Be.1cn Atlanta 536-5821 Aotolllmg 432-8804 •DAYC ARE• lttft11 ltr4HllS ltt. £jrt'.1kla'il 1"nch and llllflffl MYlllll M ontllly mam1 Clean·uP ,nttCk!> Large yard Ceramic-wood-vinyl lnstal S tump rnmoval 494-3778 l ots 01 llugs and ptay L•c 553569 t>ond 6~·8577 •646-9084• lhe 1ega11ty of a movt>• I . , . . 11010 o r cllaulleur Call · Public Ul1lt•f"S C om •Cl E.ANIN MOVE-IN Garage Doors & Openers • • • m1ss10117 14 551! 4151 I or OUT WINDOW WASH Reis Hels Reliable. e51 Secuonal & 1 piece door1 ~ 20yrs t'•P Pina 645-98661 Sprongs-H9rdwore-Opnrs Add1t1ons. Remodehng L1c::518398 963-6466 •HOUSECLEAN ING 1BA I Hltt'L·Clll'L Wiii $25 2BA $30 3BA $35 • • • All phases License 1 Mrougll dependable '* H USFH L AIR Reos Rates 836 5523 '"15 Loe bond 432-8619 •Paint • Relurb1shm9 •Carptntry •Drywall & !Fr!~!{'~!" :.~::~:::.:. ;o~;;~~, Courteous Sen• 5511-0515 Verv rehat>I~ 1n Orange 1 Big & sml Jot>s-Work guar 3021-8 Hatbor Bl C M County lor 12 years• CALL Brute 847·0180 Bathroom Ref1msh Me11culous llardworkmg' IATITH HFlll .... I Call Aiko 58 1 ·9398 Make Old Tubs like NeW •lHE HOUSEWIVES• Syr guar t-800·552· TUBS Ou11111y w1111 a Personal Toucn Serving NBICM HB etc Aeac; 546-2287 epa s a $35 00 llr JAPANESE Cl1!an1ng SVC 960-J94 1 1197 6363 Complete Home & Small worlt guaranu1ed •REMODEL • REPAIRS •NEW CONSTRUCTION • Unique & Unusual Work •Alleratlona•Commt Res 23yrs area. lie 968·3564 Ooors-Aepa1r-A1tera11on1 Cab1net1-Panet-Locks· SuW•·Orywll Patios-etc 35 yrs ••P Jerry 642-056;' Smell HM!llotn Remod4'1• High quality Old tesll1on workman11111p 30yr1 0 C 8<12· 1770 I CARE KEN veways. patlOt Pllfl• etc: No JOb too email, Business Aellable Hard· working Call 545·0679 RE LIABLE Houseclean EJ1pe11ence References Very Good Prices ltllle EnQUth LUPE 543· 7652 HIHTIAY1U Regular Hnusecte1n1ng Svc Shampoo carp('tt . 11oor1-w1ndows 63 1·85 t 1 Con•.lrtir l1r1r' ' ... ljd•t111·1 .......... ,.,~··" REM~DEL/NEW ONST P\inc1va11ty I Reliable Ne 1 8' Prof 1 ServlGe Ouahly ref • Outstanding Alllll& II Handyman landscaping pam11ng We do •t all 839·0863 EUROPEAN CRAFTSMAN Home Repair Pointing , Tole More Res Comm CALI STAF"IN 581 7681 lr11tlllt ......... , NO Jot> T 00 Sma)I 171 41545-3723 FOR THINGS HUSBAND CAN"T OR WON T 00 Sat1alac11on Gua1 Reis Avallat>te 642·9274 CALL ME FIRST• FREE EST AFAS RATES No Job r oo 810 or Small Aon 722·8646 HOME MAINTENANC( ANO REPAIR ... , '-" 111-1112 .,.,HOME REPAIR "'WITH SKILL ANO CARE ~xcopttonal Ouellly Wm k Reta C111 Tom 675-62'6 U I l Teugflt by UCI Instr IAeaoamy Award Nomin.. Outta• Ba11 S ~ S WAL l PA PERIN(• Custom l•1~1.111.111or• Remov.11 nlt!r1or Pa r 1 FreP ,..,, J•n1 540 6587 wr n ''" snfl hang 1ogerr-1> r '"1 , 'P· J' Remo<l~I '>r•• " .\OVICE TO TH CRAZY 633 7 l "'t' Plaster {Repair 1n1 E•t patch plute11ng cus.t •m te>.1ur1no Qu&l•IV wor~ Pr,.,t>lems-No Prot iem!>' 326864 554. 783 1 Plumbing Sprinkler Repa11<. S,rtdlen/lallt.I Htndymen CALL Pett Kunst 722·7132 T1lr , ....... ., ........ ... IHlllTl-TU w0fkm11nsfl1p Le/Bond Fully Insured 646..02" llUAIU UIPllTD Piano l<eya Theor) Com· Ouahtyworto, .,.Ptf~t'd pot1tt0n All '-"elt tn re.Honabl• 146-640 t European Maaonry Rea• rr ..... 842 g49• CONCRrTE and ORICI< AMtona~ Pr!CM Quall ty W01k f1 .. Est UUIM.Hl-tttt J Jt MASONRY Brock·BrlGk·Concrete PtllO•Wtlkl and Ottv.a 137 2887 Lie 494·5876 (),., ~ I o,Honq ................ o.c111 balcOtl•. 1t11r1 Oualtty WOfk 727·8769 Repelfl 3 Fl• UP• No Job Too Small, est 6A5-5981 I.. H L Qar.IYd Cl1\vp1· Tr"' '" MM111 IMMEOIATC SERVIC[ ANYTHINO TO DUMP Cl!.AN UP • CONCR(TE • TREES JOlln 650· 1828 l.a0\'n11 8Ncn 499-4MO r I! f, I f 11Yn .. ..._LMll oua11rv ~ncJeCt Cu11omer1 R1ehard Sinor ILIC In• Rola) 645 3209 ,..,.. •• &UPAPll REMOVAL Prc,mpt ano AeHOf'lft014' 8<12·S937 SEL heMeMnke throuRh cl.usifted DAILY PILOT I I • -~ -..c .-..ue 11na w.. ...c.,.. w.a • ~ .,,_ -_.....;;;;_,, ... MTIWl••JIHH .. .-1o 111-y ,__ ... ~...:a ciiiiiH&. ;i:iilii1m1F. ............. .... ... ~....... _..,.,_, ....,. ... OOf'te-.au. ,....,._.. • Gn'I. '"': Cerd CtW ,..._. '9 ,._.. In .. county "'9 ...... ,.... .. ""'°" c::oun Oii CM..J. ~NII ntl Gift .. Diii L & 11119'1W!lllllAOlt TN9 1uu .. 11 -... ..,. tt'9 ,_. Pf°'*1Y ....... ......_... ~. COUNTV OI ~ NWIT•YM.Ln ,,...,_C... I•• lllfW•lt• .-.. Couneyc.tiefOr· ........ All'PROIN-.TI MAGii. ~ 100 CNlo CerM« KMOOLWtW#f 2 lAlnftflc.a ............... fNI Gna • .... --~ .. -.... .. ~Tl. JAi/it ,. tMO .. '*"--1 T• Ml9 OrM w.. ,0... ... n1. 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TN9 ~ It OOft.o __,. #I ~. 19' (II ,OUllUlln v-., CA trom UOn ~ be ...... lo ·-- -,.._... _:__ •90 -u.a...,,..-, I IT CM' ...._ ~"-Th-IN •T..... duOted tly e11 indlwtdulll noflllwe,19cllre0Clollyel~ ~ 27 to Auij, 31, ttlO tt'9 Cit~ a.nt. 10300 ...._,'°._po.er of_.'*"° ----*" 1111 ... -... ..... ot -__..id Ill •Liii •• POTTI•. Thoe refl9tr~•I ~ ll'letO •• t•l•fOllO d•I '*-the'*"-of 1100 Avenue, Fount9111 VelleY. terred lnltlMCl9rUlflo.dOf ~on.. c::-w... . MYl&.OA••n cl(· EVldLYN .... Of ~ ..UC llmC( MIMIWO -.t'Ulm. "*'* '° tt9flMC.t """"' ............. Ide! .... 0 Lin Ind & 00 p,19\ The sMI-Celltornl• 92701, (71~) AT''f"'o ~UIOT~ ! .. MOH.-~•-fM*1 ....... On ~ to encl 11 000..EA "'l'\I; 1711 ....... ....._ ... ,.. Ul'lder v. ~ del ~.. ._, no 1'C lw.tlfl9 on the prQC>OMd M&-4445 " " ro.. a11d Tiie •lderl'll •• ..._ 1te0 the City OI HUllllnQton A PETITION t-been ~....., ... C.... ..... C m1 .... lvllnnl NMM(1) Meted t'-'Ot lbOQedo. •l: VOU, budQM tor 1tt0-t 1 will be OMeet 1Na 16th esey o1 DIANA M MleOTTOM. ,_... allllme .. ...., tor-:::; 1 -..ch publlehedln a no1ic. flledln ~ BEYERL y FLEER ... =.:: ~ ~i' COMt -:con..::: ~~· .,c:LrAf_:t__f nelcf .. 17210 Oak Street Auoutt. 1tt0 Nftd encl .tte. et communi-::;::-: ~ CClllllW 'Malina It• ten1 to requee, .,. ~ Coutt °' c...trs.,...... .,..,__ .,.. T..... J . • .. o ..._.. Foun1.in VelieY. CA on S-0.: 1.1, c.,,_..,.,, CllC. 'Y P'2'rf~~::!~ .._.__,ton tner .... ollt2&?,ooo 1n Celllotnr. Couty of llOta =PIJO'Auguet .H.:tO. ·-~--tlled r , E1q .. -Newport 1emt1et t . 1090 •• 1oo cizc11et11 ::~AecordefofNid -a;;c,-.............. M\09 from IN un11ed08l•I .. OAANGE. n TRUeTW'I C:au 1 TMO, :::.·~~c:"-~ °t ~'=~C~~ ~ o'Cloc« p M blletl9d °':r CoMt Cclunty M ~der'I ..,_ ~t wernwiey, ...,_Of Oe1>9rtmenl of HoutinQ encl THE PETITION 'YOU AA( IN 0£FAULT 1MO ..,,..... 720-0300 Publlthed °'~ CoMt ~ Piiot AUOUI 20• 23· 11rumen1 No ll0-10~12. by ~. r .......... ,.... ~ban ~t ~UDI ~FL ER• ..... INll BEVERLY VNDUUO£EOOfTRUST, ftaJCll)TIC( Nm1t DATE: .(f'.ctll) APR 19 OllllyPllot~ ·=1 MO MTl'l107 re..onotabteec:h ordef.ult ...ak>n. 0t ~ ,., Of •bOUt AUQU1t 21, FLEE~ .,. flPPOineed M DATED JULY 2t ttlO \JN. Putllllhed Or1ng1 eo.t tt90 In pa~t ol p«1ormenoe 10 .. tltlfy .._ ur.-. .._ 1h~ en..· "'11' ob)ectlon• to perlONll tepr...,,alY• IO LESS vou TAKE ACTION t{oef7M___ Deity PllOt Auouat t. 11. n . GAAY L. UAlfYM..LI PlBJC fl)TIC( 01 t!Mt ~IOll& MCIUfM 911110nt eecured b1 Mid ~lteque.. 1 {fltCfMd 1 .....,,. •ti« .~~"!!. Ile fftale 0( TO PROTECT 'YOUR PROP· NOTICE OF PETITION 30. t990 c....._., LrM L.&M, DetMI~ "8JC ll)TIC( thereby. Including that 0..0 of Tf\let. wl'ltl ""-- r .._ emti. • w.v. would '"' ............ nt. ERTY, IT MAY Bf SOl.O AT TO ADMINISTER Th·517 ty YOU ARE IN OEFAUl. f brMC:h or ci.f.ult. Notte. of 11\d °'Ml eume • ~ "°T' ~ coneldw 1 f •1 t>y HUD THE PETrrtON A PUBLIC SALE tF YOU EST ATE OF· "MOTi: TMe ......., i. en NOTICI CW UNDER A DEED OF TRUST wtllctl wu ttc<lfdeel M.,cti therein. plu9 lldvMC99, If '"' n ormatlon ')Md• lO ~"a the decedllnrs NEED AN E>CPLANATION MARY M UD • ... °' c h P\aJC Gntel DA TEO APRll tc. 1989. UN-20. 1990. " ~def'• In-any. thef~ 9M "'-- • ~ correc:1ed to rellect lllt Wbel.I L end codcllla, if 11ny. OF THE NATURE OF THE CASE.:, A,W-4 PmlJC ll)TIC( ,eftef ~ ::::C.ued CrTY M LESS YOU TAKE ACTION atrumenl No ll0-1«.0.3, tt19r.on, end f*d .._, ~ ...,..owtf1Qd11techangee aG';nltled lo probe ... PROCEEDING AGAINST • -F1CTITIOUl ... M8I Trtel ""-'-TM,,_.. 'OUllTAIMYAU.n TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· WILL SEU AT PU9LIC cNIO-WiCl_.,.,...oftN TM C"1 of ~ The Wil and .ny oodicls YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· To a• helra. IUm ITAlimwf Al...._ ... M MM -., N.Alml M M'1CU ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST Trull• 11\d of tN ,,_. ....................... .,. avall9ble lor TACT A L.AWYER beneldar1e•. ~.1 The ~ ~ .. ttlO. A ...... TO .. 'tU.IO AND A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU BtOOER FOR CASH. lewful C'•l.cl by Mid Deed Of "' ,...... "' c ....... _.., exllmination In l\e Ne kepi On S419temb« 11, '"°· conlingenl crectlOrs. 910 doing bu*-:;'.,,...,. Ce11ler1110• hH " .. " Nlt80MS TO NEED AN EXPL.ANATION money of the Unned Sitt•. TNat The tot.Ill .mount OI Deni•, ......... Oteltt by lh• oour1 ., 10 00 • m . PRO· persons wtlo mey AUTOMASTER Of CALI-......... -0..-.. n . A~AR ON aAUOT OF THE NATURE Of THE (It • Cllah•. ctleO. "'-Mid o«>igetion9 .......... ....... (CDIQ) '" '"• THE PETITION FE s s I 0 NA L F 0 RE. otherwlle be lnlet9Sled In FOR.NIA 2705 w Cout 1teo." AT THI --RAL. PROCEEDING AGAINST on lllY IMlnk creclll unlOt1 Of of lnlllel pu~ °' ... ~.-.·1~ °'! Of ==.r •ulhoriey lo CLOSURE C~RPORA TION, :r .~~ M~UO I ·~-bo4hTH • Hwy .. ~ 8Mch, Clillt Publtstled Oraoge Co.II -.....c•AL IUCTIOM YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· lllVIOQI and loan UIOQlllon Nolle:. •• $61,832 t6 • _. ... ·-... 1HC. It-. .. ta .... duly llPC>C*\led Truttee • ,.. " nvn t2t63 -• D.ity Pll01 Augutl " 30 TO .... LO rACT A LAWYER ~lecl '" tllit tt•i. .., DATED ~ 1'. 1llO C*t111 ..... le Hiie r..-el undef the ~ncs.nt under end putW I to Deed fi A PETITK>N Ma been ffla H 27415 SM· Sec>tember 6. 13. 1990' . ... NOOTVU.UICE IS .. H,..ERE8Y NOTtea M P•Ya!* ti the ume o1 Sllle. •AL 19TAft lac:..._ ...et M ~ t.f HUD Adrrinlstra'°n of e.sia. of Trut l eucu1ed by 11ed bv AHNE H. ,,._..,, r.a11 Tile l8 " TWUITEI .. IAAi 1111 right. title W1C1 ontetee1 Tai MIWICa. a C m ... ..olalef thall lepl.,,.., tt. Act. (This aultlotfty • AMJAO DARWISH AHO MART....0 & J~E H. ~ Cebo Bw:tl, ~-11 GIVEN th•• the IOl!owlnQ T .a. NO. Ma1 held by 11 11Trvet•.on111111 -~• .. •t.. • T,..._ 1tl0. allow !he penon111 MARY SETH OARWISH, CORDELL II:' ~ Suoeriot rtB.JC ll)TlC( l*IOlll nave beet'I "°""" NOTICE IS HEREBY real PfoC*1Y lilull1e 1n uk1 9':0 . .1 • ......,, .. ...... Objectlona anould bt reprMenlalive 10 \alee HUSBAND ANO WIFE ANO Cour1 ol Calitom&a. C'ounty Thlt bullneu It con· Mled 10< the otflole herein· GIVEN thlll on Wed~•y. County llnd Stll1• O..Utbed ....._ -.... •WAI .. . dlr41Cled 10 EnvtrontNntel many actions wilhoul WILLARD 11 SAUCERMAN of ORANGE. ducted by 1111 lndMduel LEGAL NOTtCa et141f mentioned to be fllleo Seot..,...De< 5 1990 •t 11 00 11 lollowl e-.. *• ..... A-. CA OtfiC*. u s Oepttlrntf\I of obtain.no OOUfl aP,PtOVal A N 0 K. A T H R y N THE PETITION The regls1rant(I ) com· NOTICll cw ., Ille G-11Elecuon10 be 0 c:locit • m Of Slltd day In LOT 74 OF TRACT NO moe. T ... ,.._. (1Mt Housing •nd Urban De-Bel0<e Cillllng 08rtain v.,Y SAUCERMAN, HUS8ANO tlr~a:=o ~· 'f:~eE HH. :::*' ~ ·~:"r1ct1=; "'9llC IAU "91<1 1n Ille Clly of Fountllin the ., .... , •liOe f()f' con· 3519 AS PER MAP RE· ..,....,. velopment. 1615 West i"l>Of1anl action~1 ANOWIFE.u Tru1tOf(1)re-CORDELL ..._ ~ .... ;. SutlnM t Nllme(I) lilted OfAa~D llatleyonNovember6 1990 duc;tmg TruttMt SaJn CORDED IN 80()1( t28. PubhsNICS Qf11nge COM' Otymplc8oulevatd, Lot An· however. lhe person111 con:led AUGUST6 1980.. """" """""""'.... J 30 tHO ~"" Then&JMtOllllll)«IOfllH w1lh1n the otfic.t of REAL PAGE S ta 10 21 IN· OtilyPllOI Augutl 16.13.JO. g . I • I • c • I I I 0 , n I • representatlva Wiii, be Intl No 5647 '" bOok 1369. llSIO ~~-Atpr.-ntat!Yeot ·~~ H~:yly . Nolle••• ller•by given 11111 11\ey .,. 10 appeer upon the ESTATE SECURIT IES SER· cl us I \IE 0 F MI s. 1990 90015-3801 required '° give notioe to page 378 of Otfk:llll Record• ...... n-the..... This 1t•lemenl WU llled ,,,. Ufldeftlgned Wilt NII at b•llOI of said Gen41fal Bee-VICE. IOCaled ., 1800 NOt1h CELLANEOUS MAPS IN Tt..-000 FOf • comolete copy ot 1111 lntetested ~90ns unkt99 tn the oNlce of the County lheT~nl PETITION with the Coumy Clefk of Or· pubhc auc1ton, our.u•n• to DunllC NOTICE I Dun11c MnflCE •-1c NOTICE •m•1c ..,,.TICE C080 program dncr1p11on. they have waived nollce or RecOfdef of ORANGE Coun-a the deoedltn County Of1 Augutt 1 Section 21700 ot the Bual-1 __ .;.r..;;.;;;.uu.;;;.;;....;..;.::..:..;=--r UDL nu r..-. rUUL nu contact the City of Munl· consented lo the propoaed ly, CAL,IFORNIA, ~ rs = . nest & Ptol ... lonlll Cod• ____ .;.__;_;....;.;;;..__ 1--__;;=;.;;...;.;.:..;.,;.;;.,;;__ I _____ ;.;;;...;._.;..;.,;.;..;.;;;.__ lngton 8Hch. Hou11ng aclion ) The independent WILL SELL AT PU8l.IC "'ILL W?d oodlclle, II any, ,_ the to11ow1ng de1crlbed NOTICE OF GENER •L MUNICIPAL ELECTION/ OMtlOfl. ll (714) 538-5542, adminlalrlllion aulhoflly AUCTIONTOHIGHEST810-~lldmiill~to ~ .. · Publithed Ot:T.~ propenytowll "' Mond•Y tnrougn Ftlday ltom wll be granted untna an o E R F o R c A s H ,,. w • .., any VALLEY GUMMERMAN CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH a·oo A M to 5·00 p M Of " inle<ested pertM>n mes an CASHIER'S CHECK OR .,. •v•Mllble tor Delly Piiot Augutl . 16· 23• 1-44, Tbl. chi, ch ctoeet'. City H11t1. 'O<lO Maln StrHI, objection lo the pelilon CERTIFIED CHECK. (P•Y· ~~~~ In fl• lie Mpl 30· 1990 Th.588 tank. plct, mi!IC Hununoton Beach, Ctll· and shows oood CllUM 1ble •t lime of Ult In lawful THE r PETITION JACK L 'f'NCH, 0 -60 & tornla why the oourf ehould not money of the United Slat... G·79. d'"· TV, rel, cha D•ted Augull 21 1990 grant the autiority. peyable to Prole11lon11 ::=..".. •~ty 1a: P\a.IC N()TlC( clothff. bu, misc •r: COllftle •rocllw•r. A HEARING on l\e ForeclOtUreCorl)Of'ttlon)AT unde .;.. ,..-......4!!....., JAMES MC ELHINEY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General Municipal Election wlll be held In the C ity o f Huntington Beac h consolidated w ith the General Election on Tuesday, N o vember 6. 1990. f or the following Officers and Measures . ettr Cletll pe•11on will bo held on THE CHAPMAN AVENUE r ·~·..-.· "... C· 13. ells dlff lbl looker Publlslled Oranoe Coasl Seplembef 13, 1990 al ENTRANCE TO THE CIVIC ~~~"::!,,~-= IUWCMtl bu," caM bu, misc ~ P1101 August 23 2• ~,J M 81 in 7f:pt·c~ ~~i~HA~~~~1~~ENt~ allow t~• personal ~~'r~~~ ~·~~T s:AN~e~oo~ AJ·5R r~ OFFICERS ------.JTJibr.;F-11;;11.1.t'I.:.. Cent« Onve WeSI, Santa ORANGE. CA . all rlQht. 11119 ::i~::ns to with~ (Avoto a Acusado) GENE A lamos beds c111 ladder For four (4 ) Members of the C ity C ouncil -(Full ter m o f 4 years) MUC NOTtcf: ~F C,:09a7~ECT TO ::.:_--~~~ ob~ oout1 ~oval ~:g~~~g, ~~:b.~:N~~~ ~A':~s'"'~roEL TING FlCTfTIOUS llUllNIEIS the gr•ntlno ol the petition, Sllld Deed of Trutt tn Iha =.t.nt king oe ~ez wife. and DOES 1 thtc>ugh H· 18. p;ckup body !Ires NA• STATt•NT you lhould appear at fie Pfopeny 111uated "' Nkl ho he .; so. 1nckJS1Ve wheels cna11 tbt The lotlowlnQ P«toril ate hearan_g and stale your County and Stall delcrlbed re~'tat~e ,::1'°" be YOU ARE BEING SUED Sile will be by come>ellhve doing business llS ~llOnl Of • wnt•n u : required IO • ' SY PLAINTIFF IA U<ddong twfllltn seale<J l>tds JOHNNY'S TRUE TORCH ~"°"8 with the COUf1 LOT 13. TRACT 22 15. IN lnlefested sJ,.':n. ~ dem•ndandol JAMES C m•y be tubmolled 1n •d· WELDING. 2014 E Ora~ ::.. ,. the hearing. Y~r THE CITY OF COSTA they have walved nollce ot VELLEMA and KATHRYN vancel ()fl Ille 6111 day of wood Anahetm Caltl 92806 appHHnce may be '" MESA. COUNTY OF OR· consented IO the propo99d MCCRANEY VELLAM~. hut· Seo• 1990 ., 2 00 0 clock JOlln O Severin 17674 pef!Of\ Of bv your a~. ANGE, STATE OF CALI· ac:IK>n) The ~ndenl band llnd wile PM at lhe premises Where Locull Fountlln I/alley If VO\J AAE A FORNIA. AS PER MAP RE· ad~lration ft ....._ tt'Ofotw You N¥e JO CALENOAll H id property hH bee" Calif 9i1oa · CREDITOR Of a CORDED IN 800K 106 1 be led =. .. , DAVI ett.r "* --stOfed and wruc;h •s 1oca1ed Thts bu11neu " con· contingent CfedilOf ol fie p A G E 3 4 • M I s ~ ~~8fesJ;1111 ~ ftleS =~ .. --on '°" lo ..... , AYRES SELF STORAGE dueled by an tndlVldual deceased, you must f ... CELLANEOUS MAPS IN ob19Clion e:' lhe t !lo trpewrlttlfl re1po11M •I 7012 ErnMI Ave Hunl· For a C ity Attorney -(Full term o f 4 years) If no one or only one person ts nominated for an e lective office. appo intment to the elective office may be made as prescribed b y S ection 22843 .5 or 22844, Elections Code of the State o f C alifo rnia. MEASURE C TITLE: A CHARTER AMENDMENT T O R ESTRICT THE SALE. LEASE. EXCHANGE ANO DEV ELOPMENT O F CITY-OWNED O R OPERATED PARK ANO BEACH LANDS. The reg1stran1(1I com· iyoor cialm Wlfl the court THE OFFICE OF THE d ShO oood pe I n ... ~. I not 0 n e" a c II c A menced 10 iransacl bull· and mail a copy lo tie COUNTY RECORDER OF :, I WS rf she cause A letMr Of phone call wlM 714·846 73 t4 Landlord re· ness under lhe Fichlloua personal repreMntallYe SAID COUNTY EXCEPT y t :I! ~ lhoutd nol "°'protect ,-. ,_ .,,.. WVl!S lhe right 10 btd at lhe 8ullneu name(S) 1osted 'appointed by lhe court THEREFROM ALL CRUDE Of~ HE~'Rl~ly ti wrttleft ,...,,~ muet be sale Purchases must l>t! MEASURE C SUMMARY: above Of1 August 13 1 w1ti1n lour months trom OIL. PErnOLEUM. GAS, 11100 11 be ~ e 111 proper ..... torm 11 ,_ made by casr. and pa10 tor a1 ~~1n ~.~11e<1n 1 fiHl<I :~te ~flfS~r':~ooe ~ ~R~L AS~Ht~T~MR ~Ng ~te~1 13. 1990 °.~ =:.the c-1 to""'•-~~c~';',!c,~'o!,u;~~!!!10~~ This proposed ballot measure w o uld amend section 612 of the City Charter t o with Ille County Clerk ol Or· socllOn 9100 of fie SUBSTANCES ANO OTHER 1. 5 p M In Dept ,3,A N rou do 110t ... rour •I ano musl be removeo at i impose 8 res trict ion On the d isposition a nd USe Of p ark a nd beach lands Of the •ng• Counly on August t3 Cat1lorn1a Probate Code MINERALS UNDER ANO IN ~::i on•' ~00 ~MC rMpcNIM on ltme, rou mer time ol Hie Sale ,, sub1ec1 I C ity. 1990 ·1The time lor filing claims SA10 LAN O WITHOUT,,::' CA 92 11:0 est. nta ._the caee. 9ftCf ,_ 1ocancella1oon1ntheevent o• ,....,.13 w1I not expire bel'ore loor RIGHT OF SURFACE 'f! 1 ...... _, 9ftCf prop-settlemen1 between Lano· Published Ori.noe Coast months lrom fie heanng ENTRY. AS RESERVED IN 1~ ayn?~U ~~CTUI TO ertr mer be._ ... w""41ut lotd and obhO&led pany Any sale, lease Or Other dispositio n o f park Or b e ach land s WOUid be SUbJect tO Daily P110t Augual 16 23 30 dale noticed above THE OEED RECORDED 9! .. I 0 pe I K>n"' l'uf1her • .,,.. ,,_ the Meneger. AYRES SELF Se · · YOU M y E ,._...1 E JULY 11 1958 1N BOOK 'f: ,,, .. ou appear • • ~ 1T0ttAOE I the prior affirmative vote o f a majority o f t he m e mbers of the Cit y Council and o f P••mt>er 6 1990 1..,.605 the tile keptAby thexcourtNl~4352 PAGE 347 OFr1c1AL obamg and 1J:19 your "*•.,.. o4Mf..,..,.. Pubtisried Or1noe'Coas1 the electors voting thereon a t an election mandated b y the measure. S u ch ---------you are a ""'SOnl RECORDS _.,,!<'CllOM or h wntten ~tr-U You Mer wanl 0111ty P11ot Augusi 23 30 I I . I i ed . . f f Pt&.IC NOTICE intereslOd 1n lhe estate The streel address 11no uu~'CllOns Wll the OOur'I to Cllll an. •tlomef ..... , 1990 approva IS a so requ r prior to constructio n 0 any r o ad. gol course. driving I OU ma hie With 1'1e c:ourijOlhe< comm()(I destgnatoon bO ro th:> heanng Your -If· N r~ do not lilllOWn TH 6141 range, build i ng larger than 3 ,000 Sq./f1 in floor are a Or Of a n y Struc ture COSti ng K 05 ' 1ork1 Re est lor '' any ot Ille real l>fooertY appeatance may be in en ettomey, rou mer call an h $100 000 00 I h i C d I NOTICE o rnnTION Speaal Nohe&~ the filing de S CI •bed above I I pe:r" ov~tlour;~rne~ •llOfMJ ,...,r .. MfYtc. Of Ml.IC NOTICE I more t an • . wt n a n y tt y-owne or oper ated park o r beac h i TO ADMINISTER of an inveolOry and ouroorte<1 to be 6~5 DAR· CREDITOR • ..... aW omc. (16eled Ill E STATE OF· appraisal of os1a1e asseis REL COSTA MESA CA 1 1 ea "' 1 ti a ttw phone boolll. ~ou ARE IN oHAuLT Existing leases, franc hise a nd conce ssion agreem ents and renew als of su ch . or ol an llllOf'I 0 92627 con ingen Cf IOI 0 e 0-,-. de ..... en· UNDER A DEED OF TRUST MADELINE v. account J ~vtded an Tile und .. sogned Tn.oSIH deoeaSed you rnJSI , .... ,.._ .... dtedoft Ju-OATED JANUARY 30 1989 agreements on parks or beac h l ands w hich are being pe r1o rmed on January 1. BARNETT r""•~n 11 p ol lhA 011Clt1msanyllabtlllylor any your clatm Wlfl the ooot1 cki.t •ted ttaN"" AAA•o UNLESS YOU TAl<E AC· 1989 would be exempt fro m approval requirements CASE NO. A 155046 Cc;j1~13 P~te Code·~ 1nconec:tnet1 ol the 1trH t and mail 11 009Y to tie de• EMAi cALm1Ddi01 TION TO PROTECT YOUR! ' To . all heirs I Roquest lot~ Notice address I/Id 011\et CQflWTlorl ==~ ~::ntawe ..... .., ... 111er 1111• PROPERTY IT MAY SE benel\ctanos etedltoB. , lorm as available from fie deSignetion. II any lhOwn wit un lou -1 b ~ ,.......... eecttea a ,..._ SOL 0 Al A PUBLIC SALE C0'111f19IH'll c:redllOtS llrld court cle<k llet9'n WI in r '"'?" om ...... -.... oene. IF YOU NEEO AN EXPLA· persons wtto may I Attorney for Petitlon4w S11<1.sa1e win be made bul the dat• of Int moance of UM cet1e • -..._... NATION OF THE NA fURE otherwise be Interested in Richmond & Richmond w1lllOUI covenant or war· letters ~ 00provld9dot ...,"' ~ "° le --· OF THE PROCE EDING the will or estate 0t bolh :ns21 PaMoOeV•lencl• r11nty ••orn10t1mplted re secC''·bon "'p1 ,._'::_• protecc:tM; ., ,.......,. AGAINST YOU YOU of. MADELINE v' I Sult• 312 gard1ng 1111e OOIMSSiOn Of -tomia robllte ........, eacri .. emaqulneti.llO ... SHOULD CONTACT A LAW BARNETI Lii une Hills CA t26S3 encumbtences lo pay the The time for fihni claims cumpllr con lat for· YER NOTICE Of' A PET ITION has boon Of~fl9eCoas1'oaityPilot unpaid balance or lhe wil not ~xpre be0<e lour malld•d•• legal•• TttUSTl!f'ISALE filed by GEORGE W Aug 23 24 30 1900 nole(sl secured by H •d mon'1s rom fie heanng apnlf)lad" al uated qutere Ta. NO. S3ll9 BA6NETI Ill tho Supenor Deed ot Trusl With 1n1eres1 dale noticed abolle que I• con• eecuclle IV NOTICE IS HEREBY Court ol CalifOfma County lt\ef90f\ as provided tn u 10 YOU MAY EXAMINE UN. GIVEN 111a1 Of1 Wedner.day I ol ORANGE no1e(sl advances. 11 any the filo kepi by tho cour1 II st ualed "° pf-I• eu Septembet 5 1990 al 11 00 I THE PETITION PtllllC NOTICE under the terms 01 .. id Deed you are a pet90n , ....... a tlefllpo, puede o'ctocl.. 11 m of sa•d day on BARNETI be appo.nled FICTITIOUI 9UllNIEll e•oenses of Ille Trustee and you may Ille wtlh tie OCK.lrt .,iw., aolatlo, 111 dlnefo ducting Trusiee s Sales MEASURE C Should the City of Huntingto n Beach City C har- ter be amended to require that n o C ity park o r YES beach may be sold , leased, exchanged or trans- ferred or impro ved w ith a g olf c ourse. driving range. ro ad. build ing over 3 .000 square feet In flo o r area. nor structure c osttng m o re than $100,000 w ithout the affirmative votes o f at leas t a majority of the to tal members h ip o f its City NO C o uncil and o f the electo rs v oting on suc h proposiHon at a general o r specia l elec tion ? requests that GEORGE W I of Trull. feet. chatges and 1nte<ested In lhe estate, petder .. ~. r le puecMfl the area set H•de for co" as personal reprosenlallvo NAME STATEMENT of the trusts cre&led by '810 a lormal ReQuest , olrH COUI d• I U W1lh1n the OlllCM ol REAL 10 aclmn1s101 th-0 estale of Tnt'! 1011ow1no persons are o.ttd OI Ttust Speoal Notl08 ol the llllna Pf~ "" awteo adl· EST ATE SECURITIES SEA· ltie deoodenl I 001ng business Ill The 101a1 emount of the of an 1m1enlory ana cloftelpcwpal1edelecon.. VICE IO<:all!d •• t800 North MEASURED TITLE: A C HARTER AMEND M E N T TO R ESTR ICT T HE SA LE OF THE PET ITION WfSTERN INVESTMENT unpaid balance or il'ie obh· apP<a1sal ol estale as•ts fxllt.n otroe ,...noe 8foadway Sun• 100 1n 1rie 1 C ITY-OWNED PARK AND BEAC H LANDS . requests lho oooooonrs 1 GROUP ANO ASSOCIATES 0111on secured by 111e PfOO· 01 ot any pebtaon o ........ ,,,... .,. 111ted Clly or San1a An• County 01 WILL and eooclls if any •'17 f 17th St•l'el Su11e erty to be sbld and •ea.son account as prolllded in qvleH !Ian\« a un .._... Otanoe S1a1e or Ca111orn1a be admllled lo probate 191 Cos1a Mesa Calo! able e&l1maled COSll •• sec:bon 1250 of fie lnm.-.--••· SI llO~· COMMUNITY HOME LOAN Tho wil and any oodtc~s 9'627 oenses ano a.dvenc:ea at Ille Cahfom1a Probate Code oce a un .-...... puede INC a C1111torn11 cor00t •re available lor Carol Cr ant' Jonnson 11me ot the 1m11a1 oobl1cet1011 I Request for Soec:tal Not9'e llamM • un ~de ref· al!Ofl as dutv 11poo1nted e)ctmmaltOO lfl the file 11.epl 2261 Canyon o,. .. , D of the Nollee ot TruslM • 1 form is available lrom ltle Mencia de ellatadn o • Tru11ee under rn1 oursoan1 by the c:outt Cos111 Mesa Ca111 92627 Sale 11 $27 760 13 court Clo<I!.. une oftclna de •ruda .._., to 1,,1' oower 01 sale cOfl THE PETrTION Jay Coy Taylor 2267 Ce· r,.., t>enelicoary undet said I Attorney for Petltloner: (vH et dlrectorlo tel•-rerred 1n that certain Deed ol requests authOnty 10 nyc>n Or1•e D Costa Mesa DeeO ol Trust n.etolOf• -.. O•I• J. Peroulk• fonlco). Tr us 1 e •I' cu 1 e d by adminisler Ille estate Calif 92627 eculed Ind dekvered lo,,,. 18141 8Hch Blvd. c-No. H2 24 71 CHARLES c SEVEN ANO under tho lndf>pMldent 1ri1s busoneu 11 con· undMSJGn4!d a wY•ll9fl Oec· 1Sul .. 250 I U ."lDIT£D TitlAl IV1CK1 L SEVEN Husband Mnn1Slra110n ol Eslales dueled bY co-partners laratoon or Default and De-Huntlflilton S.ech , CA PROOllAllll and Wile H Commun11y Act (Ttus aulholity W1U lr.e 1egislranttsl com· maf'O fOf Sale. and• Wf11ten 92648 JUOQ( Wl\.LIAllll F Properly tec;ordf!d Fet><uary allow ttie pe!'SOOal mence<I to 1r1nsact buSI· Nottee of Default and Elec· Ot11nge Coast Dally Pi6ol llkOONALD 10 1989 on the ottice 01 th41 represenlatrve 10 ta kit nesa ul'\Oef Ille F1Ctol10VS toon 10 s.tl The und9'$I0"9d Aug 23. 2«. 30. 1 goo Tr.e n•me and address 01 County RecOfdflf or said many acllOns w1tnou1 I County as RecOfdef • In I obta1n1ng courl approval MLIC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTtCE PtalC NOTICE P\BLIC NOTICE strumenl No 89·073500 by BelOfe ta fr.Ing certain very , 1 ••uon ot • brucn °' defeutt I mportan1 actt00s CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH 'on oaymt!flt 0 ' performance however the pi•rsona1 QENER•L MUNtCIP L ELECT ON 01 1ne ob•ogatoons securec1 ' repntseritallve wilt be "" A I 1•hereby including inat I requred to g1vo nol!Cll to NOVEMBER 9, 1llO t><eec:h 0' default Notice ot 1n1e..ested petsons unkls.s NOMIN£1Ee FOR PUBLIC OFFICE which ... , rec0fde<1 llA•y 3 they have waived nolice or I 1990 as Recordt'< s lnstru mflflt No 90 23•759 Will consenled lo the proposed SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 11Ct1on) Tno 1ndependen1 NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN that lhe tollowlng persons have been nominated lor lhe ottices TO Tl'lf HIGHEST B•ODfR MEASURE D SUMMARY: This p rop osed alternative ballot m easure w ould amend section 612 of the City Charter to impose a restriction o n the sale of park and beach lan d s o f the Cit y Any sale o f park o r beac h lands w o u ld be sub1ect to t he prior attirmat1ve vote o f a m ajority of t he members of the City Council and o f the elect ors vot1~ thereon at an election mandated by the m e asure MEASURED Should the City o f Huntingto n Beach C harter be YES amended t o require that n o City park or beach may be s old w ithout the affirmative vote s o f at least a majority of the to tal m embership of it s NO City C ouncil and o f the e lectors voting on such sale? The p olls wm be open b e tween the hours of 7 00 a m and 8 00 p .m ~r~s~~=d u~~':'~~ designated to be lllled •t the General Munlc1pal Elecllon to be tield In the City ol Huntington Beach, IFOR CASH 1aw1u1 montoy 01 lnte<osled pe<son Mes an on Tuesday, November. 6. 1990 thfl United State• or 11 ob19Cbon lo the ru>Ution cashier ' Chf"Cll dra"''' on CONNIE BROCKW a Y llnd snows oood .. CaUSO aAUOT RANDON ORO£R anv bank C•edll i;IOOn O• I "" why the oourf st1ould not FOR ....... OF THE CITY COUNCIL VOTE FOR FOUR I ,a .. 1noun<11oa,, anoc••••Ofl CITY CLERK grant the 8Uth0flty I dOmlClle<I on lhll Sllllll I ll A HEARING on '10 Grace Winchel! oayttb'" "1 ll"lt! "me 01 Hie Dated·. August 13. 1990 lltton wall be held on 811 ''O"' !Ille and •nltfest I replamber e 1990 al 1 •51 Councttwom•n/Unlverslly CounMlor nel<I by on H Truslee on lhat p M '" Dept 3A localed al ... 1 prope<ty $1IUlll' in sal<I 100 CllllC C.ntet Onva Peul E Coe* County 111nd Staie dfltflbed WesL S11nta Ana. CA I Local Bu•IMUm•n asl•~:':"or Tract No 7032 92701 IF YOU OBJECT TO Dirt! Voss 111 '* map recorded '" the grant•"9 ol lhe po111100 M•rlM P•lrol Officer Boo1r 278 Pages 2e io 29 you should 11ppe81 al the 1nc1usi,,. ot MotceAlaneou1 hetfing and stale your Maos in 1iw omce 01 ,,.. o0iec11ons °' file wnlten J~ Kelly Cou.,1~ Rec0tdt!f ot Mid I obf9Ctl0t\S wtlh the c:our1 l ocal Bu91nMamen Countv belote the hOanng Your T!lf> '""' •ddrttu or eppear•nc• may be '" Geo<ge E. Arnold 01r..r common =i::•ion ~or by your attorney s.tt.-nptoyed of 111e rN I P<OC*'IY ~ IF VOlJ ARE A above desc11b1 d 11 CREDITOR Of a Earle Robltallle lpurl>Of1tld 10 be 1806 P0tt contingent creditor ol the • ..~1r-... Pol'-Chlel CRenW>Cll N.-00f 1 BNch deoeaied ou most hie ,,., .., -•hl0tn11 our claim ~'" lhe oour1 Th11 und11111gn1d d•• a ~nd m&4I • copy IO lhe Steven J Roy tl11m1 •II lla~hly I()< 11ny In personal Atpr...,,t•llVe C.,.,.nle< COt1Ktnf'U on -aid 11rwt apooini.d by the court add'"' Of 01r..r common wlflin lour months from Ed Mounllord ~·'::._ ..,.. ~ made the d81e ol llrlt llauance of PtMnlng Commlulonet/8u91neum•n without w1ro.an1y l!•Preu Of ... ,~ ~.ooJ:>f'O"ldedot :. implied reg•rdlnQ lllle ooe- MC .... n • Merk Por1., MUtOn Of aocumtKano.t Calllomla Ptobei. Code. 10 .. tlAly 1he unl)ll•<l obll• TM time lor f1llno CtairrW Meneger oa11ona MCUre<I by Hid I wtl not HPWI bel'or• lour Deed ot Trvtt wtlh 1n11"nM1 montls from tie "811'""9 Tony P .... nnant• ) and Gillet iwms u oro~ dll9 noticed above Phermaciet/Bu91nea ~ l\ef't1n Pl\lt a<1vanc. 1f •n1 YOU MAV EXAMINE tllereunda• and 1~tttt11I 1t'9 ._ upc by the court ,f Linde Moulton Petter.on th•rt10n and p1u1 '"' you .,. • .,.,_,n Memb4W, HunUngton e..ch Union cherges and ••PfWl-OI 1,... !Cl lntetM led In lhe H4al•. High SchOOI Otatrlc1 eo.td of Trw t... lruat .. all<! ot tM trut tt yC>U may Me llfl4ltl fie COUf1 CfHl.0 by t91d Deed Of • ~ :'cf"' bf IAU.OT RAICMMI ON>mR T rvll r~ totlll """°""' of SO.O.I N04ice I'-llhn(I ._ cm ·-~ vo-.. --Mid o~•I~ at Int t-ol an irw.tllOf'f ri .._ ~· ,..,._. •• r-. -ot 1n111e1 pubheettOn ot "* J ~of •1&11 -• Nouw 11 11116'3 412 ot ol WIY pe..ion « Gell Hunon Delied AUQUel 41 1 aaeount Ii ~ In <:tty Att~ COMMUNITY MOMll ...,. 12'° of ~ lOAM. INC .. A C ....... =.-.:•~ PU !U91M Menn ~~'fr~"ft'' ~t:u:t: torr11 ii aivw ... 1rom ht "'ecttcina Attof~At·l.aw r•s UIMCI • C .. ,... ... .,_, -.-~ .. ,......_ ar· &= ........ , ~T&W1&.1llO D ,,....,.,1 ....... i n•. ,......, ... ~., .... ltM. oa••• IROCPAY 1-. ...... ·-CA .,,... ....._ • CA -a.rt ,~.,.... tP~).,.-tt • Clly .. ........... ..... '""' MQl9 P ilot August 17. 23. 27. 1990 F628 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The Legal Depanment at the Daily Pilot •S pleased l o an nounce a new service now avail able to new businesses We will now SEARCH the name to r you at no e xtra charge and save you the lime a nd the l rip l o the Courl Housf' 1n Santa Ana Then ot course alter lhe search rs complf'led we will f1I~ your f1c11t1ous business name statement with lhe County Clerk publish once a week tor l our weeks as required by law and lhen Ille your proof ol put>h· cation w1lh ttie Count\' Clerk .. _ . ' . l ~." .. •• .. . . Please stop by to tile volJt l1c1111ous business statemen t at lhf' Da1lv Pilot Legal Depart mpnt 330 West Bay Cost,1 Mt>'la California It yoo can no1 <\IOP by please c all us at 1 .. 141 642 4321 Extension 31'> or 116 and w t> w ill make arranqt'mtonts tor you 10 handlf' this oroct-dure by mail If .,ou should have any lurthf't questions please c all us and we will be more than glad to assr!ll you Good luck 1n voor nf'!w bu''" 111;.,11 coeac Dllitw PID4 • A ~1 • ' n 1e. n.·t• -.._ UJ,_. 0.-.. Ollil Dl9f "!!! ....... a a ,_ ,,.~10 111!~~!!!!!!!!!11~~~~~~!!!~!!!1"" '"'----,J PRESENTS ALEASE EXTRAVAGANZA ''THE BEST FOR LESS'' RS COUPE DOWN • s23900 • PER. MO. ·TAX Payments are S239 00 pvr month plus tax on 60 mo closed end lease. SO d rive off. residual S5977.69. total of payment'> SlS.236 40 Suhiect to lender'\ cr!'dll approval 7 lo choose from LS COUPE DOWN • S269°0 • PER. MO. ·TAX Payments are $269.00 per month pl11"i tax on 60 mo clo'ied end lease. $0 drh.P 11H. rv'iidual S6088. l l. total of payment' Sl7.14H 60 «;11h1ect 10 lendvr'i crvd1t dJ>JHO\al 8 10 c hon .. ., frum GS COUPE DOWN • s30900 • PER. MO. ·TAX Payments are $309 00 per mo nth plu .. ta)( un 60 mo clo<,ed end lease SO drive off. re<,ldual S6927.96. tot<tl of payment\ S l9 698 60 <,11hJ4'CI to 14'nde" cr .. d tt 11ppro\al 2 to choo"' fr om RS SPORT SEDAN DOWN • s24900 • PER. MO. I TAX Paym ents are S249 00 per month plus tax on 60 mo closed end lease. SO drive off. re~idual S6338.48, total of payments S 15.873 60 Subiect 10 lender11 cred11 appro\ al 6 10 choo!ie from LS SPORT SEDAN so DOWN • s27900 • PER. MO. I TAX Payments are S279 00 per month plus tax on 60 mo cloHd end lease. SO drive off. rHidual $641 6.23. lotal of payments Sl7.786.40. Sublecl to lenders credit approval. 4 to choos• from. GS SPORT SEDAN so DOWN • s31900 • PER. 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That was 24 years ago and Harry, now 52, as getting a little old to be dancing with men wearing spikes. Indeed, crew chief Wendelstedt looked very weary the other ni~t as he stood in has underwear outside the Dodger Stadium umpires' room discussing baseball brawls. It is Harry·s proposal -not the proposal of anyone you heard on the radio in 1he last few days -that an y ballplayer leaving the dugout or bull- pen to JO•n an a baseball figh t should be hea vil) fined and automaucally suspended. He has not made this an official pica to Comm1ss1oner Fa)' Vincent's offi ce because, an Harry's words· "We can't tell them anythans back there. In fact. I'll probably get into trouble for sayang th as .. Then he went ahead and said It. anyhow, proving once again that um pares are our kind of people. "It has gotten out of hand," said Wendclstedt, refemnJ to the Dykstra-Dempsey fight which pre- cipitated a bench-clearing brawl la st Monday night and resulted in Dempsey drawing a $1 ,000 fine and one-game suspension, while Dykstra was reponedly hit with a $500 fine "This is the 1h1rd brawl for me in the last couple of weeks and I'm afraid somebod) 1s going 10 get hurt "The fine strullurc as prehistoric When )Ou'vc got guys making SI mllhon a year what is a S500 fine') It's 11p money He). did }OU see Tomm) Lasorda go down oul there'' The p·1te mo,ed and down went Tomm) and ho\!, old 1s he. 62'> This has got to stop belore somebod;,'s career 1s ended .. Wendclstedt figure s 11 1h1s \I.I > If 1wo baseball pla)er; want to fight - and usuall} the) re all> don't -1ha1 evel) bod) else 'ihould stand clear and let them fight un11l 1he ump1fl''i break 11 up "I can handle l\l.O gu ys." say., Harry. "but I'm not gonna climb 1n lhe middle of 'o or 40 gu)<. an>· more. I JU'it hate IO ~e 11 hecau'>e, 1n my heart. I 1hink somebod) 's gonnt1 get seriously hun "And 1t's bad. too. because \Ou're beginning 10 st'c bra\!. IS an sandl ot and L111lc League games. 100 Evef) time you lum on f.SPN 1here·., a brawl It's become the trend~ 1h1ng to do .. Harry would stop the brawling b) s1mpl) treating baseball pla~ers like hoc ke) pla)crs. although baseball pla)'ef\ aren ·1 near!) as tough The Los A.ngeles Kings. ror C\am- ple. ha,en'1 been to\olved in a bcnch-cleanng an cadent 10 three years. pnmanly because of the "th a rd man .. rule of hocke)'. When· ever a third ma n enters a hocke) fight. he automaucall) recen es a game misconduct penal!~ and after 1hree of !hose in a season. he is suspended for one pme So how about a SI 0,000 fine for an y baseball pla )er who \entur<.''> forward as a third man" ''I'm convin ced brawls can be eliminated 1n baseball with that kind of a ru1e:· ~> s Wendelstedt. Dempsey. meanwhile, says he wall appeal his S 1.000 fine because Dykstra had dropped his ba1 and was moving toward him with harm- ful intention "He was coming for me," says Dempsey, who feels he reacted as any sensible man would react. get- ting an the first punch Any v1s1tor to Dodger tad1um these days, of count. would beheve Dempsey got clobbered. He wears a red blotch on his face as a result of [)ykstra's clutching gnp under a pile o( players "He never hit me , .. recalls Dempsey, "but he squeezed evef} blackhead I had " In the meantime, as baseball cel- ebraies the 25th anniversary of Juan f'91e•M see T ALUY /E4J e .... U.llFHl •1JP. e D11111ir~ • Lti•illlJ Ill 7 'l/M- Dolly Piiot's Sf(RfSIJNB 1-900-446-7 171 'K oar' ""'"\OH U4 u' lAn 11111 A.l\1'11• "'' ""' 14111" U fllilt ... _ D..,, -_.,...., IC.ett"l'• ltalfton• Spolllng for the ultimate challenge G•b• Houston, • fullback -Inside llnebacker, I•• returning starter for Hunt- ington Beach High'• Oiiers •• they begin th• long road toward reclaiming 9lorle1 denied a year •to with eight forfeit de- feats. Houston and th• Oiiers wlll b e chronicled In the Orange Co•st Dally Piiot's ultlm•t• l'ootball ·90, Sept. 6. Dodgers edge Phillies, 3-2 LOS A.NGELES -Stan Ja ' 1er''I sacnfice n) with the bast's loaded an the ninth 1nnang gave Los Angele'> a 3-2 qctof) Wednesda) night o .. er the Ph1ladel ph1a Phallieo; With one out, rehner Joe Boe, er (2-4) walked Hubie Brooks. who mo .. ed to third on a h1t -and-run stnglc by Mike Sc1osc1a. R<Jger McDov.ell came on and ma'ihandkd Mike harpc:rson's bunt and thrt"\I. waldl} to firsl. loading the hase\ Ja \ 1er lofted a n) to left Ii elder John Kruk . \I.hose one bounce thro\I. was wade uf home. ( atcher Darren Schedule AT IAT Thu Meis lhomei sc 7 35 ~ ON DECK J..A Fn Meis 1nome1 1 35 IN THE HOLE Sal Mets nome • noon All 11amn on IC.ABC radio (7901 • On TV Ch ~ SC' SoortsCttannef Daulton lunged 100 late as Brook~ \ltd past Jim Gott l~·.:!l patched a hitless ntnlh for the '1cton. Trailing 2-1 an the eighth. panch- h1tter Mad.e) Hatcher beat oul an infield hit with a head-first shde Jose Gonzakz. running for Hatcher. moved 10 S<·cond on a wild pitch b) rche .. cr Don (arman. was sacnficed 10 thtrd and scored on (arman's second \I, aid throw Dale Murph) drove an both Ph1la- delph1a runs \l.tlh RBI 'linglcs an the Slltth and eighth innings He has hit safe!) 1n 13 of 16 stans since coming over from A.tlanta on Au~ 3 By n~ A11ocl•I~ PllH Fielder, Tigers club Angels, 7-4 DETROIT -Cecal Fielder had some goals when he returnee! to the maJor leagues from Japan la'lt '"n· 1er W11h more than a month to go 1n the season. he 's t"'ceeded h1~ expectations Fielder dro\C in th ree ruM Wednesda) 10 be-come the fir.,1 maJOr leaguer \l.tlh 100 RBI this season. leading the Dctro11 T1gC'r' past the Cahfom1a <\ngels. 7-4 "It 1s great 10 get 100 RB is." 'laid Fielder. who ha 102 "I thought about 11 before the season. but I figured 1t was probabl) out of m\ reach." · Fielder doubled an a run 1n the thtrd, sanJ.!ed an one an the Ii flh and hit a sacnfice Oy in thC' 'i1'1h Fielder went I 0-for-17 last week 10 lead the Amencan uaguc but was 0-for-7 this week. 'Tm going to have good and bad streaks. but I can't worrv about that." he said. "I JUSI have 10 go ou1 and do m y JOh .. Jack Moms (I 1-15) allov.cd four runs and eight hits an seven annang'i and Jerry Don (ileaton finished for his eighth sa\C Even after consecut1\C' '1c1oncs , ............ Schedule ATIAT ® Tnv al Cnlcaoo • 5 !V \ ON DECK a Fri •' Chlcaoo• s IN THE HOLE Sal 111 cn1ca110 • • All oames on KMPC radio 1710) • (),, TV Cn 5 ~c Soor1sCnanne1 -including a shutout against Cle .. eland last f'nda) -Moms· earned-run a'erage 1c; 5 OX "Jack hasn't been perfect 1h1s season. but he has had good stuff all )Car." T1gerc; Manager Spark} Anderson said "But we haven't helped much 1.ons1denng Ja ck has gnen up more unearned run<; than an} other pitch- er an the maJors lie probabl ~ should be at least 14-1 J, and that's not too bad on a team 1ha1's n1nl' games under 500" Chuck F1nle)' ( 16-6). who allowed seven runs 1n 511 annangs. was the loser Tra vis Fryman scored four ru ns for Detroit. \l.h1ch broke a 4-4 Ill" with three runs in the s1,1h With one out. Make Heath v.alked and stoic second -\single b) Ton) Phil- lips and a \l.alk 10 Fl')man loaded the bases. Mark Eichhorn relieved and <\Ian Trammell hit a slov. grounder to second baseman Donnie Hall. who threw the ball awa). allov.ang tv.o runs to score Fielder dro' e home Fryman wtth a sacnfice fl ). but Trammell was out tf}ang 10 reach thtrd. ending the innanit. "Each did his JOb. but the~ scon-d anyway:· Angels Manager Doug Rader said "Tram hats a 111tlc spin- ner an pla). and v.e don't make a pla). Then Fielder h1t\ a little fl, ball that scores another run .. The Angels trailed '·I after four but took the lead w11h thrl"e runs 1n the fifth. Bill Schroeder led off \I, 11h a grounder down th e fir!ll-ha<.e line that hal the bag and bouncC'd O\ er Fielder's head for a douhk Dick Schofield singll·d home Schroeder and went 10 ~rnnd on 1he throw. Lui s Polon ia'-; run-'>conng double tied the score \. \ Pete Coachman sacnficed Polonia 10 third and Devon White dm' e him in with a single By nt" Auod•t~ PrHI Tiie U.S. Y_.. .. ...,..Uni• n -.li.r Sa•• CllellllJl l Rllfllf I 9" ... rt ... di COft· tllwet tcMlaJ· Shown ere ,.,..,. Junlert reclftt Hwnw~. 'or detall1, ••• IJ. COMICS/16 THURSDAY. AUGUST 23. 1990 [I. Show me a quitter, and I'll show you a bona fide No. 2 Everybody wants their cake. and to cat it too, especially m football where pmes can only bc won by individuals w1th1n a team structure. To wit -former Bruin quar- terback Bret Johnson, one of Or-anae County's finest producu from El Toro Hiah School who has seen fit to look elsewhere. His of- ficial com- ments are noted bel ow, and clearly there arc some valid points. He didn't hkc the scenario that took place the past few months at UCLA where the Bruins were malting up their minds who they wanted as their quarterback. As it turned out, he found himself being told Tuesday he was not No. I . some 21h weeks before the Bruins' opener apanst Okla- homa. Johnson took exception to bein' noufied so late, and he dido t feel he got has fair shot Wow. Bret had a numbcr of pretty fair shots a )Cat ago as the Bruins stumbled around 10 one of their worst performances an )Cars and years. Bret makes several valid points in his depanang statement but they arc hardly unique. After a dismal 3-7-1 record a year ago tt would bc pretty dif- ficult for the Drums to settle on a quancrback in the spnng. And most coaches are going 10 settle on a quanerback whom they feel comfortable with Homer Smith, the offensive coor- dinator who made the decmon obviously w11h TerT) Donahue"~ blessing. apparentl) hkes what he secs in Jim Bonds. So Bret has picked up has ball and gone home. and dad 1s busal~ trying 10 find a new school for his son to play at. This 1s the area where I'd lake 10 pursue. but of course. only the 1magsnauon 1s available "Hello, Coach Paterno., Listen. I've got a red-hot quarterback )OU Roger Cart son can have for two years, starting 1n 1991. Interested? OK. so what son of guarantee do we act?" Or maybe it'SJUSl, "All we want as a fair shake." What's the trans- lation to that? All of this stnkes home because ofso many other talented quar- terbacks around, who also have endured No. 2 status. USC's Shane Foley out of New- pon Harbor High didn't pick up his ball and go home when he did not get the decision. He's a senior now behind sophomore Todd Marinov1ch, and he's burung. LOO It all boils down Lo supply and demand. Everybody wants a top quarterback. and evcT) quar- terback wants to be tops. So Jim Bonds 1s UCLA's staner aptnst Oklahoma. Hov. long that will last as anyone's guess. but it's cena1nly a moot point for John- son. I JUSt find It hard to digest the quitter's role regardless of the circumstances. Would Bonds have talccn a hike had Johnson got the nod~ And I also find It hard to believe that No. 2 this week nccessanly meant No. 2 for the next thr~ years. Bret's mother, Debbie. called the s11uat1on "a d1Silppo10tment. but we're all banding together .. Bret's parents and family hav~ been antertwined with wanning football for more than two dec- ades. and the admtrat1on the) command 1s what makes 11 all the more painful to sec The day has finall) come where Bret 1s No 2. at least for the time being. and the reaction 1s 10 quit I guess that's wh) I've aJwa ys admired Shane Fole) -a bcautt- ful quancrback with the guts to handle dcc1s1ons that are out of his hands Johnson's statement I bave made tbe decision to leave UOA. Sioce I.he amval of Homer Smith in February, I have been told that tbe quanerbect position wu toina to be wide open and competitive oace 111ln. However, durin, sprina practices, \bere were no ~ ICrimmaan to reell determine who would be tbe nancr. We Mn told that all the q~aert.cb were very even (they even pve me a sliabt edit to me 11yinc I bad tbt better IPrinc u reponea . in the LA. Times rouowina spin, football). We were told to watt bard in tbe summer and a quana1>ect would be named in the fall FoUowina spriJll pnctic:e. I met witb COKb Smith aad uked bim lf the quar- tcrbeck polihOD WU eoi119 to be open in tbe fall. He usured me that tbe q_uar- tcrbeck position bad QOC been decided ud \bere would be opm competition in the &U. Tbe qvancrt.ct bu bem umed prior to any competi- tions witb peds. i.e. ICrimm.-. My point ii that the posauon WU oaJy open to the ()(her ~ I have ablohltd,Y. no problem wilb beina a beck-up quanett.ck, but only aft were fairty bea1Cll out by anotbtt IUY· With the recent 0dcdl:ioo of q1llt1atleck. I believe there was a pre«terminauon that Bret JoblllOD would not sWt at q~ no matter Whal I believe I am pan of the fAUout from last tcat0n. ln my th1U yean at UCLA, we have bad three different ofl'tnaivc coordinatort. t would now like to ao to a school that has 1\ability and could beodit from my •tYle of play. I just want a fair cbalK'C to compe1e for tbe job and know that the evaluation procas 11 equitable and free of an~ ~ bias ..-inst me . la my opinion. tba'e has been no justifiable reuon in the tdectioa of the quanett.ck at UCLA. I do not want lO be involved in a qunert.ck contr0vmy every year u ls the standard at UCLA. I am 1 coecb's ton and t bave bee.ft tauabt to keep my mouth abut and ao out and earn tbt job. I havm't bettl given t.ba\ cbdce by Colcb Smith lb.it year. Lut IUtOft was unfonunatc u five coechet have "ft UCLA and now the quartcrbKk bu been fired. I feel IU'Oqiy now that thit decitiOft wu kno~n months ltO· The really unfair thina '' tbty have st:runa me alona and bave DOW left me verJ bttJe ~due to NCAA tetulations.. aJoaa with a year's etilJbltity. to find the place where 1 can compete for the Job. Tbe. lack of fonhriabtnns and not betn1 honest._with me is the bottom line for my Jeavint UCLA. .. Carter jumping around for good of the team Kaleaph Carter has 1umpcd around by nature He's Sood ------ natured and wtlhng to do whatever II takes to help the team. so he has moved ftom fullbllck to liod>Kkcr and t.ck to f\&Ubeck dur· i111 the '----coune of the ~ &ut rwo yan to 11llafy the n«dl oftbe UCLA footbell coech1na ..aft'. Actually, lhanpdadn'l ~out too well at hMbeckn. a position COLLEGES Caner played spannaly m hash te:hoot. He ~time as a fullback dun na his fir'lt year, practtoed at linet.kcr u a red-stun f'rahman and decided aJcq W1th Coed' T my Doubuc over \bf winter tba\ be ... -..Uted "'die IP'UW .. NICllllON/aJI • • • .. • JI' • .. .. .. .. • • .. . .. Rams' All-Pro tackle Slater ends holdout ANAHEIM -Satisfied that the ----Rams are willina to pay him fairly for the ~ 1991 season. AU-Pro offensive tackle 'l:>' Jackie Slater ended his 28-day holdout Wednesday. "We mutually agreed to some thinas that I feel address the problems I was having," Slater said when asked why he ended his holdout. "And here I am." . Slater, 36, wants to plar two more seasons, which would make him the club s all-ume leader for lon- aevity with 16 seasons. And he wants a substantial raise on the SSS0,000 he wtll collect this season. .. The Lhll\i that was agreed on was I wilJ be playina here next "/.car," Slater said. ''At this point. all the detajls have n t ironed out. but I will be here. "Hopefully there won't be an~ more negotiating (by next year)." The Rams are stall wi thout fo ur unsigned vet- erans. Linebacker Ke vin Greene. tight end Damone Johnson. defensive lineman Doug Reed and safety Michael Stewan have >-Cl to agree 10 terms. "I don't know 1f this will ha'c anv affect on the others." Rams Coach John Robinson· said. Sports . . ... "\ I t ,, ' , .. , • • . .. >~ • -· :..O• ~-... • :I '• ·••'I I ' • ' * ~-White Sox, Chilnnef 5, WGN, 5 p.m. * Mets·O~rs, SportsCNlnnef, 7:30 p.m. 'Hot Rod' signs with Heat The Miami Heat. which until now ---- bu relied mostly on the colleae draft to • ~ build its team, sianed mtrictea free agent ' -. John "Hot Rod" Williams to an offer ---- sheet Wednesday. The paclcqe reponedly would pay the ~foot-I I power forward S 18 million over six years. In other sports news Wednesday: • Colle,iate standout Phil Mickelson set a U.S. Amateur qualifyina record with an 8-under-par 64 to comfortably claim medalist honors in Denver as the tournament headed into its match-play segment. •Ivan Lendl nceded~ust 76 minutes to crush Pat Cash, 6-4, ~I, and move into the quanerfinals of the Tournament of Champions in New York. From fte ,t,.oclatH Pre11 ..... ol IM New York Mets. after beilla ... !11.000 fDr Mi Pr!1 in a brawl with the ~ ,......_ rd do it the same :3111 W tolt> itaU owr.,.Jn. It was money tplllL SalDetimet you just bav'e to defend younelf nd ~ teammata." Boating Twist retains narrow lead ly ALMON LOCKAHY ~ ,.... .....,,. .. ,.., Jory Twist of Newport H~r~r Yacht Club is still the frontrunner in the compet1t1on for the Scars Cup. the United States Yacht Racing Union-Rolcx prize for · the four-handed juni or sailing championship -but barely. . . . . . The nine-race Scars senes 1s being sailed in Etchells-22 sloops in the ocean ofT Newport Beach and is hosted by NHYC. Twist and has three-man crew postd i a seventh place 1n Wednesday's fifth race, but came back to .win the sixth, gi vina ham an aggregate score of I 6.2S points. Has closest competiuon 1s Area F's Scott Elling of Houston Yacht Club who placed fifth and first 1n Wednesday's races for a total of 18.5 paints under the low sconng system in which a winner 1s awarded a quancr-point bonus. . '\ As a matter of fact. onl ) 4 75 points separate the top four boat!) 1n the cla!ls. rhird is Area B's Meg Gaillard, Amcncan Yacht Club. R)e. N.Y. ~Ith 19.75. and fourth is Arca D's Manning Montagnet. Pass Christian Yacht Club. M1ss1ss1pp1. 21. The New 1991 MITSUBISHI 3000 GT USOC undecided on Steinbrenner By JIM LITKE dent Juan Antonio Samaranch. who was makrng his first official \ 1sit to the headquaners of the USOC. ORDER YOURS TODAY! COSTA MESA'S HARBOR MITSUBISHI 2833 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 540-4491 Parts & Servict> Open Mon.-f ri . 7:30 a .m.-5:30 p.m. You can leave these at home. 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The comm11tee rece\sed its after- 1 noon meellng at 6 p.m so members could attend a reccp11on fo r Inter- __ } national Olympic Comm111cc pre!l1- ·"m"'· . . . . .. . . ~4~-&. <,e ll l lll R'< \tll1lH'\I\ < \I >II I \C I JI \I I R' Steinbrenner had said hi s role as a vice president with the IOC is "the one thing that means the mo'it to me right now " Steinbrenner the fo rmer gene ral partner of the New York Yankees. had been roundl) praised for hi s largesse. his bureaucratic skills and business contact~ dunng an 18· month tenure dS a l ISOC' 'ice pres1· dent Hane\ Sch1llt-r. n ecull\C direc- tor of the L:SO<. . \aid he had spoken pnvately with a num ber of commll- tee me mbers. but declined to sa) whether sentiment was running for or against Stetnbrenner's retention ta ·; ·~" "'·~ 't It I 111 R '-< \ 11 1 OR' I\ < \1>11 1 \C llF \t I R' -Sale , Leasing Service Parts (714) 540-6410 Part~ & ~t'n ke Opt'n 28·1:; Harbor Hl\d. M·F 7-6 ~at H-·I ( o\ta Mt>4'a. 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"It wujust frustratina leamin§ tbc whole defen1et" Carter said. 'It's been a challenae. hey can't tell me I'm a dumb jock now." Caner, enterina his third year of school and second of eliaibility, doesn't have to worry about that anyway. A communications major who's tryina to .. in work with the campus radio station Kl.A and lookinf for an internship in radio or television next sprina, Carter is as serious about his education at UCLA as the pme of football. Carter was the thrust of Edison Hiah's offense as a tailback during his sophomore (952 yards) and jun- ior ( 1,032 yards) seasons, and played well when not injured his senior year (484 yards, including a 177-yard effort). "That kind of mentality in the backfield suits me just right," said Carter, who added he didn't have the crazy attacking mentality of a linebacker. "Defense is controlled as well. but I think I perform better when I'm know where I'm going, and I don't have linemen flying out in front of me taking out my legs." While Carter faces a different role as a running back at UCLA, com- pared to high school. he d~s foresee a lal'Jer role on the football field for the fullbacks this season within Smith's new system. "There arc JOing to be a lot of plays for the fullback an this of- fense," Carter said. "I just want to win. Whatever scheme Homer Smith puts me in, that's fine. "The fullback is going to have a lot more to do in this offense than last year -when (the fullbacks) came in on third-and-I, sccond- and-2 or fourth-and-I. Both running the ball and catching the ball. We'll be full ofsurpnscs this year. You'll see (in the opener) against Okla- homa." Carter will definitely be seeing act.ion this season, but how much remains to be seen. He's listed sec- ond on the depth chart now. but Carter has one goal in mind -to beat out juniors Maury Toy and Kevin Smith for the starting Job. "Now that I'm back on offense. a very serious ~oat of mine is to start." Carter said.· I'm not looking for second best this year. When the competition starts. I'm going to be more ready than I was last y<"ar and the year before that. "We're all about the same 'P«d and strength. We're JUSt going to have to sec who has the most charac- ter m fall camp. Then we're going to have to act together and be a team again. Whoever wans the JOb. pat them on the butt and say good JOb." Donahue said To) may be a little better runner than Carter. wh11<' the 6-foot-O. 220-pound Carter 1s a little better blocker. But both. along with Smith. arc close. Carter, who $1\ancd roughly 30 pounds from his first y<"ar to his red- sh1n freshman year. dropped to a playi ng weight around 220 dunng last fall and remains ther<' no~. Having grown a half-inch in the off-season -something not unu~ual 1n his family tree at the age of 20 - Carter said he 1s really beginning to mature physically an the past y<"ar He has added 16 pounds of lean body weight 1n the past two years and hasJUSl 7.4 percent bod) fat He set five personal records an the win- ter cond1t10ning proJram, upping his bench press 51 pounds to 315 and power clean 44 pounds to 330. both best among UCLA running backs. "I think he's a real good looking physical specimen," Donahue said ... "He's strong and 1n great shape and ready for season. I think he may be the starter before it's all s~ud and done." Actually, Donahue said Caner'\ chances arc excellent to win the JOb "He's more of an offcns1ve-t)pc r.layer, but we didn't have any ncbackers last r,ear so we had to move him over. · Donahue said "This year, we're deeper at linebacker, so we moved him over where he really belonged ... " But it may be his defensive ex- perience which has given him a new perspccuve for the running back position. "It hel~ me out working on defense.' Carter !Ul1d. "Now I know the types of things an outside backer is lookina for, and beating a man to the punches IS I OIO& tO definitely come into my little rcperto1rt." JN FtrpHll 11 U ~ CNll e>.JJ7 PU.I S,.m Writer ""°" C91 ... .,,,,_n •~•'7 n.,.,.,., SOUTHFRN AUFOltNIA CADILLAC OF..Al.flS ~ COAIT DAJlV PtlOT Thur.cjay,Augu1t23, 1990 Widespread steroid use by Irish denied 9y THOMAS r-. WYMAN SOUTH BENO, Ind. -Notre Dame revealed Wednesday that five football players have tested positive for steroids since 1987, but Coach Lou Holtz denied a report that the druf wu widely used by hit players. " think I've done evcrythina I can to deter the use of drup, both street drup aa well as steroids," Holtz said at a news conference called by the school to respond to allegations in the Aug. 27 issue of Sports Illustrated. ln the story, fonncr Irish center Steve Huffman claimed that Holtz "had to have known" about the aJleted steroid u1e. He alto sajd "almost half the lettennen at Notre Dame used steroids at tome time" and that two unidentified as istant coaches sugested that he take the mu1ele-buildin1 drua to aet stronaer "I tot.ally deny unequivocally cverylhina that was written," Holtz said. "I detest the insinuation that two of our coaches suaaested that athletes take steroids. I, alona with the univtrsity and the country, would like to know who they arc." Huffman did not name the coaches or any of the players who aJlcacdly used steroids, which arc ~\..\.. 1990 $ PROBES ~\..\.. 1990 $ TEMPO'S ~\.\-1990 RANGER SUPERCABS 1990 ISUZU TROOPERS '" Utl -- .......... c. t?•P~1 tt• ,.,. 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I I t 0 0 0 I Among tbe o ther changes are an increase in benefits to widows from about 50 perccn\ to 100 percent; maximum life- time hcaJth insurance pay· ments from $2 million to SI 0 million, and elimaoa- tion of health care deduc- tibles. COASTAL ACURA SO DOWN s249 per •o••b + t•• NEW 1990 INTEGRA !~~ RSSPORTSEDAN SCY A encouraging instruction in CPR -· .-~-' ----- Auto trans. Air Cond . Custom Mats Mud Guards. l"i to choose From '"""'"'t'•'~S/t11lf''"'O"'thl"u~I-'• ,,.,..,"""-.,.'h t.,....,...1.-,., W4t'W" )4,) tJ,r.r ~ trt~ '>""''"'' I •~ 'f'ilt''_.., ... Sl•a".'-",..i ~ttn "-'~'\'"''°'.fC'J" •' THE ALL NEW COASTAL ACURA FREEWAY CLOSE 2125 H..t.or Btwd., ea.ea..... (714) 979-2500 :::;~~~~~~~~~~ You arc out for a leisurely week· end cruise. or maybe a fishing tnp where a bi& lunker can give you some ro ugh acuon. You or one of yo ur crew or pass- engers have a heart attack. Are ~ou or anyone aboard qualified to g1\'e emergency treatment -such as card1opulm1nary resusc1tat1on. com· monly known as CPR? You should be. And the Southern Cahfom1a Yachting Association (SCYA) 1s joininB with the American Heart Association to do something about it. It's called Save a Life ProJect, which bnngs together 1ndiv1dual yacht clubs with qualified CPR in- structors in their areas through the American Heart Associatio n. BO ATING Almon Lock a bey last year two people's hves were saved because the manager of the M1ss1on Bay Yacht Cl ub m San Diego was trained b~ the program m CPR." Jn the early )ears of the prOJCCt. WAYS TO IATEABMWI MILE FOR MILE. AND \Ol1 I ltl RN C Al II ORNI (i\f>lll A< t>t AllR\ The program's goal is to ha' e as many yacht club members and em- ployees as possible trained 1n CPR by the end of the year. Yacht clubs in the Los Angeles or Oranee County areas can contact CPR instructors by calllng Caryn Abrams at (213) 385-4321. Yacht clubs in other parts of Southern Cahfomia should c~ll the San Fran· cisco office and leave a message for Asandra O'Connell at (41 5) 342-5522. Disraeli earned out the CPR 1nstruc· uon himself. but the program has grown too big for one instructor. "Collaboration with the Heart As· soc1a11on 1s the perfect way to reach all the r,acht clubs in Southern Call· forn 1a. · said Disraeli. While the one-dav CPR classes will be held m pnvate )acht clubs. Disraeli encouraged the clubs to open their sessions to the public At the close of each 'ear. the Sa\C a Life Project honors those clubs with the highest number of CPR· qualified employees and mem~rs. The club wnh the h1S}les1 percentage oftramed members 1s also honortd. ~1d Disraeli. FOR DOLLAR. - * SPECIAL INCENTIVES * Special Lease Financing and Retail Financing programs available on selected '90 3-serles and '90 7-series models in dealer inventory. Visit Crevier BMW today and take advantage of this special offer. THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE • • '14 .. 1!61 '86 BMW 8261 '86 BMW 6861 ...... ,. S• (21W21) 5 tpd. (2CMM17) 5 tpd. (2C9'666) ...... (WU111Ee EXTRA NICE 812.• 814,886 BT . '86•z 1• 'a JAGUAR XJI 45htn Very Wei Cftd r., t1tl cand! 6 cyt .. A/C. ms .. •1s. ('31177) (2BTGill) tatra nktl (506960\ 111 811• 19 886 'lllE•E '11 .. 1261 4 •,0-.T~ .. c.t. ... Set! ... (11557') .. ,... ... ( ) (2'11P) 111• •• Make Your Best Deal. Then C.tt S 2 .0011 C '"h R.1l k l>ircu I rnm I .1J1ll.1, "" 'IJtl I ldnr.uJm 111 llt-.1lrr \111d. \Olf r Hf-R" ( A 111 OR 'I..\ C Al>ll I C IH Alf-R\ The Save a Life Project had 11s beg.innings 10 years ago as the one- man m1ss1on of Dr. Dick Disraeli. this season's SCY A fleet surgeon. "I get a lot of sat1sfca11on from what I do." said Dr. Disraeli. "Just TALLEY fromE1 Marichal bopping John Roseboro on the head with a bat, one must won- der if the Dodgers have enough fight left in them to engage in any other altercations. Surely they left part of them~l ves in the dust two nights ago when the Phillies scored nine runs in the ninth inning to beat them, 12-11 . The good part about this Dodger team 1s that ther ha ven't quit -at least. they hadn t until the other A.Jmoo Loda bey ·s colomo ap- pears lo tbe Oraoge CoHt D•il> Piiot every Tllanday. night. The bad part 1s that they've lost crucial games in recent wc-ek because (a) Hubie Brooks forgot how many outs there were. (b) Tim Crews threw a wild pitch w11h the bases loaded 1n a St·orless 11e and (c) the entire bullpen couldn't protect a lead of I I· I . I like Harry Wendelstedt's think- ing but he ma) not have to worT) much more about the Dodgers th1o; !iCason. They may ~ punched out. Rlct Talley'• col•mo appe•rs lo t.te Oru1e CoHt D•lly Pilot every Suday, he1day ud Tlt•Nd•y. 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( 1'Li 001r BEroRE > '( fHe.Y=1H~ ) .::, y" THE ORANGE COAST SERIAL by Shera! LaBeau John "Corky .. Miles d rained his ( hevez Regal in one gulp and answered the phone before the second ring. He nodded and smiled and then nodded again. "Well. you know ho w much 1 hate to hear bad news,.. he said, a than smile crawling across his face . "Be sure to se nd some flowers to his wife in my name. would you? And, oh yeah. don't tell anvonc who taJked to me " Miles tossed the cordless phone aside. poured himself another dnnk and walked through the French doors to the pOOI. He gulped 1n the 01&ht air and looked out over the CltYi from his opulent PY· glass Hall home he had a pan- oramic view of Newport Harbor. the Peninsula and - on a wind-swept ni&ht like this -the faint liahts of Avalon. "Advantage Miles," he said softly to himself, as if clicking into real estate devi:lopment rrf _ ~I, WI th g U !It 0 . CO n dos . 'j ~ ~ townhomes. planned com- -. '} \ mduniues.dEvery th1ng he to1duch- l I e seeme to turn to go . • • :. But he was approacing his biggest challenge yet -Miles Landing. It was to be a 1 ~ massive resort on the backside \~'-"'::. WP' of Catalina Island. And while ~~~ the proJect had tentative ap- proval from every public agen· off a tennis score. Life had not always been kmd to Males but It sure had been lately. A former actor with a lengthy hst of lfadc B movies and tclev1s1on credits to his name. Miles had taken Newpon Beach by torm. He tossed money around like 1t was confetti, holding coun at the Balboa Bay Club until hr had established himself as the 10-to guy in town. At fint he dabbled an retail -C'orky's Place was hts shon-li ved rei· taurant -and then, sensing the power there. threw himself cy. one hurdle remained: How to get water to the: develop- ment. The local water board was hopele sl )' spilt on Miles' plan to run a p1~1tne from New· pon to the island. A.nd Hensen -the late Mr. David Hensen -had been the mo t vocal opponent. Mile walked back inside and arabbcd the telephone and punched the buttons. "Jake, it's me." said Males. "How'd you hke to be on the water board?" To be continued ... ' i SHOWCASE OF \ \ \ I ._ I : : : I • I \I ' -.1 I I 'I I \ 11 \ I I ( I 1111 11 \ 11 '1 I' II 11 I \ \ I ) II I \ 11 \ L I ( I\ j , f \ ( 11 H I/ \ I \ " " ' I ' i \ I \ J 11 I f \ j ) ~ \ I l 111 f >) I \ ·• \ ' I ' - ; \ \ : I • " ' i ' ' ·, ' I - Hampton Hill New England of the West Coa I With panoramic vistas of the San Juan Hills and Pacific Ocean, the 50-home community of Hampton Hill in Dana Point celebrates its grand opening this weekend. Three f ully decorated Hampton Hiii Developer: Seastar Com- munities. Type of development: 50-home community. Price range: High $3 00.000s to low $400,000s. Number of floor plans: Three. Square footage: 2.078 to 2.555. Sales office phone: 248-43 13. model homes will be showcased at the opening. Situated on 20 acres off Del Obispo Street. just nonh of Pa - cific Coast Highwa y. the f!ted Hampton Hill community as in- spired by the quaant. picturesque re sorts along the New England seaboard . With 1ews of rolling hills and valle> s 10 th e east and the Pacific Ocean to the west, the two-story homes at Hampton Hill afford numerous recreational op- ponunities with the Dana Point Resort, yacht harbor and beaches just minutes away . .. You really ha ve to see these homes to appretiate how authen- tic they are in design and craftsmanship, said John Musial, president of Seastar Com- munities, the developer. "We know this market will respond very favorably to the quality and value we're offering at Hampton Hill." Homeowners will have a choice of Cape Cod stylings in three floor plans wi th two to fo ur bedrooms. 21/2 baths and from 2,078 to 2.555 sq uare feet of living s~act. E':ach floor plan wi ll be available in three exterior elevations. Phase I prices will range from the high $300.000s to the low $400.000s. Hampton Hill exteriors dis- play detailed wood sidang and stucco with stone or brick eleva- tions. traditional mullioned win - dows. turrets wi th custom win- dows and slate-look concrete tile roofs. Pri vate streets with gated entl) and beautifull y landscaped slopes further enhance the co m- m unity. Interior amenities include elega nt raised foyers. IO-foot- h1gh first-floor ce ilings. rou nded wall corners. French doors. art niches. cur ang staircases. see- through fireplaces. wet bars and COZ)' fabral) retreats. Versatile and con\en1cnt. gourmet kitchens offer state-of- the-an Whirlpool appliance!>. work islands, ex tensi ve ca banetl) and breakfast nooks or mornang rooms. To reach Hampton Hill . take the Beach C1t 1es ew from the San Diego (5) Frcewa)'. tu rn nght ofT Pacific Coast High" a) onto Del Obispo and left on Windham. The sales office, located at 33736 Windham, is open dail) from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information about homes at Hampton Hall. call 248-4313. Golf course homes open at Rancho Santa Margarita Golf course-oriented neighborhoods In Rancho Santa Margarita. Custom craftsmanship at Mesa's Calabria Villas Built to custom-quality stan- dards. Calabri a Villas has quickl y captured the attention of home shoppers seeking a stylish residential alternati ve that provides all of the advan- tage of gate-guarded. single- fam1l y li ving only manutcs from a host of conveniences in easts1dc Costa Mesa. "Both home shoppers and Realtors. alike. ha ve all com- mented upon the exceptional detailing that makes Calabria Villas such an extra ordinary home-buying opportunity.'· stated Karen Knoche. sales manager fo r Larry o·Rourke and Company. the Newpon- Beach based real ty firm rep- resenting this exciting new neighborhood on behalf of Briggs Developm ent Corp. of Laguna Hills. Presented in a picturesque Mediterranean theme tha t re- fle cts Calabria Villas· coastal orientation. this distinctive enclave cncompas c, j.ust 12 patio-styled homes. Within a village-like setting sequestered by electronically operated entry ptc . each single-family de- tached re 1dence f unhcr affords the pri vacy of fully fenced side and/or garden area . All introduced by covered porch entric and hand<raf\cd wood doors with fanhght in- set • the cx ten or of these home arc enlivened by bright bands of turquoise tile, up tairs window box planters and at- .. Calabrla VIiias Developer: Briggs De ve lopm ent Co. Type of development: Pallo- St) led homes. Price range: $299. 990 to $339.990. Number of floor plans: T\"O Square footage: 1.800. Sales office phone: 650-5964. tracuve red tale roofs. Lush front yard landscaping. flower- filled planter areas and such extra considerations as down- lightrng above the garage doors en hance the unique ambiance of this excl usive residential col- lection. Offering a pproximately 1,800 square feet of luxuriously appointed living space . a choice of floor plans. both in two-story configurations. fea- tures three or four bedrooms and l'h bathrooms. In the Villa Elcganza, the living room is separated from the dining area by a graceful archway. while the format entertainment areas of the Villa Palazzo are augmented by a garden-view fam ily room and an upstairs tof\ which can be optlonall) convened into a full y enclosed fou nh bedroom. Elepntly accented by arched and circular window , the spacious dimensions of these homes arc articulated by soar· ing vaulted and cathedral ceil- ings. Skylights and corner win- dow groupings further con- tribute to the light and air) styhng that showcases these de· signs. Complete with con\enient self-dean ing ovens. separate microwaves. potscrub~r dish- washers and porcelain-finished. do uble-<:o mpanment counter- tops and whale-wa shed oat... caban etrv underscore the beaut} a nd funct1 o naht ~ of the e culinaf) centers. all or which incorporate generou double or walk-in pantrie . Among the man) other luxury touches keynotang the custom-quality of these homes are formal ceramic tiled en - tries. solid oak staircase railings and banisters, plus wood-burn- ing living room fireplaces with marble faces. Each master suite as adjoined by a pn\atc bath - ina/drcssing area lavtshly ar- rayed wi th a tile-topped dual- basin vanity. elegant brass fix- tures. a skylighted oversized tub and a dascrcctl) com- panmentcd commode. Has and hers mirrored wardrobe or extra-deep walk-in closets ensure ample storage as auamcntcd b> large up tairs Ii~ cabinet of white-wa hcd oak. Decorative raised panel in- tenor door and silent touch liaht switches. along with ceramic tile surrounds and porttlain-finis hcd fi xture for Elegantly designed. luxu r- iously appointed and v1ew- oricntcd -these arc JUSt some of the phrases being used b) home shoppers to descri be the new golf course area homes now open an Rancho Santa Marganta. Constructed by several of Southern California's lcadang home builders. I 0 new-res1den- t1al neighborhoods are no"' selling in and around the upper nine holes of Tijeras Creek Golf Course. a Ted Robinson- designed. world-class. tour- nament-qualll)' course sched- ul ed to ope n for public pla~ Oct. I . Alread) open is the terraced. all-grass. 30-slot dnvan g range and the new clubhouse. co m- plete with lounge. restaurant (servi ng breakfast and lunch I. full ) stocked pro' '>hop and men's and "omen \ locker~ and sho\\crs. Situated between p1 rturec;que can)ons and ndgelincs. these new residential neighborhood s occup) some of the most de- sirable land in Rancho Santa Margama. mcludang a 'a net ~ of fairwa) locations and other vantage points of the course or the surrounding vaewlands and mountains. The lower nine holes ha\ c bee n left in a natu- ral state. accented b) strands of native oak and sycamore trees. "The setting for these new golf course-oriented neigh - borhoods 1s reall) spectacular:· sa id Jan Walson. director of markell ng for the anta Margarita Compa n}. the town·s master planner. ·· .\nd with these I 0 neaghborhoodc;. home shoppers now ha vt> a total of 15 Rancho anta Margarita nev.-home neigh- borhoods from which the ) ca n choose." Now selling an a van et) of locati ons within Ra ncho anta Margarita. several of the neigh - borhoods 0 1Tcr homec; priced in thL· lln' anll mid-$100.000s Other nc1ghborh\lOd'> 1nrlude homes a'atlabk an ts v.1lk ·';lr- 1L·t) of pnces. ranging lO O\l'r $400.000 (w-11h nL·arh 4.000 square feet) · Homes are otlerL·d an a broad range o f detac hed and 10-.,nhome lt1ndo m1n1um St) les. All sales offices and pro- fcss1onalh rtccorated model homes arc l'pen datl )' from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Maintenance corporations. financ1all ) supponed b) all residents. maintai n rec- reational factlmes and com- mon areas. Membership is automatic. Public fac1ht1es and some roadwa\ construction are fund ed b). s pec ial tax assesments. The golf course and clubhouse are pn\ atel) owned fa c1li t1es open to the public subject to fees . To pa ck up a Rancho Santa Marganta model tour guide. '1s11 1:ie Rancho anta Margarna Information Ce nter b) laking the an Diego Free- v.a~ (1-5) to the M1 ss1on Viejo area. Exit at Alicia Parkway and proceed inland. Turn left on Marguerne Parkwa~, then right on . ania Marga nta Parkwa). Proceed 21 : m tics to the Rancho anta Marganta Info r- mation Center For more anfor- mat1on. call the in fo rmation center. open dail~ from I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m .. at <t~OOI 422-5454. 4'ttentlon to detail not•d at Cat•brl• VIiias In Costa M•••· the family bathrooms. f urthcr demonstrate the exceptional care devoted to the construc- tion of these residences. Every home add1t1onall y incorporates direct acccs to a • full y drywalled. two-car garage with built-an cabinets above the washer and dryer area as well as with sectional roll-up doors and an automatic opener. \\'1th the m etropolitan centers of uth Coa t Pla1a and John Wa~nc 1rpon cqual- 1~ nearb)', Calabria Vallas is situated onl y minutes from a full spectrum of hops. rviccs .. - and schools ot all level . in- cluding Newpon Harbor High School, Orange Coast Collcsc and UCI. Re 1dents also w1ll enJOY close pro 1m1ty to all of the dch&ht of the beach, plu two gol( course and Back Ba> Rcgi onaJ Park. As grand opening le con· unue at this new nc11h- borhood, pnccs for the current- ly available pauo home ranac from __ Ju t $299.990 to 5339.900. E)lccllent financina term with down payments as low as tO pcrttnt. in addiuon to a special Contanacncy Sale Program. make buyi~ now even more attractive at Calabna Villa . To vtstt th1s distinctive enclave of custom-quality patio home which a~ situated just two blocks cast of Newport Boulevard, take Del Mar av- enue and then tum ... , to 2S24 OraftlC Ave. Just inside the pted entry, Calabria Vilm' sales oft"lCe and models are open daily from 10 Lm. to 6 p.m. For further infornwdoa. call 6»S964. Open space •bund•nt •t Coto de C.z• prlv•te community. Wide open spaces drawing home buyers to Coto de Caza A variet) of independent stud- ies recentl) unde rta ke n b) some of Caltfom1a·s top real estate marketing and research firms re- veal a ne" trend emerging among Orange Coun t~ bu)ers - the 1mponance of open space in a ne\\-home purchase. "Lo" dens1 t' has becomes a signi ficant tr.1gger "ord in toda) ·s ne" market." sa)S Tom Payne of .\pplted Research er- vice. o ne of Orange Count~ ·s most prom inent real estac mar- keting research fi rms ... .\nd what lnteramerican Builders. Paceset- ter Homes. Cayman Develo p- me nt. Coast Constructio n. and La Linda Home -Coto o fTcrc; a diverse spectrum of new home designs and sizes. ranging from single-fa mtl~ homes to esta tc- st~ le homes as large as 5.300 sq uare feet. In such programs as "The Woods .. -in "h1ch 76 homl'· sites representing 0' e r S 19 million dollars "'ere sold an less than se' en hours to an intcrl'St ltst of o'er 2.000 people -Coto we're expenrncing no" as the ----------- offers a variet\ of c ustom hom e- s11es as well. · For more information o n a ny of the man' ne" homes or cus- to m homes.ates a'atlable bchrnd the pm ate gate of Coto de CaLa. call 858-2600. To .1s11 Coto. tai...e the San Diego (405) Frcewa~ south to El Toro Road. Head ea t to ·anta Margarita Park" a~. then south to Plano Trabuco. Turn nght and folio" the signs to the ale and Information Center. open daal ) from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Grove's Thomas House latest HomeAld project HomeAid Oranae County. the Buildina Industry Associa- tion/Oranac County Region's proaram to help the homeless, celebrated the completion of its fifth shelter housina project, the Thomas House Shelter, recently. The dedication took place in conjunction with the completion of a number of affordable hous- ing projects in the ci ty o f Garden Grove. "We arc very enthusiastic about this latest addition to the HomeAid OranJe County pro- gram," said L.C. "Bob" Alber- tson, chairman of HomeAid and president of Presley of Southern California ... We arc also proud to be a pan of a unique pub- lic/pri vate pannership with the city of Garden Grove and Or- ange County Community Hous- ing Corporatio n (OCCHC). Together we can combine forces to faciliate improvements and make a d ifference in the co m- munity." All eight units of the Thomas Ho use were renovated by the HomeAid program. Five of the units will provide temporary ho using from fi ve tra nsitio na ll y ho meless families a s pan of the shelter program , with three of the units subleased and o perated by the non-pro fit Shelter fo r the H o m eless a n d two unit s subleased and operated b~ the Thqmas House Shelte r. The rem aining three units. o p- era ted b) the OCCHC. will serve as lo" ·income ho using for three fa m1ltes wsth Secti on Eight cen 1ficates. Under the super- ' is1on of builder captain. the Fieldsto ne Co .. the building was renovated at an estama ted cost of ~H I~ I $130,000 of which 95 percent was d onated labor a nd materials. Also dona ted were interior furnishings a nd exterior land- scaping. "Thanks to Ho meAid , we will now be able to provide eight families with temporary and lo w-incom e ho using." said Bernie Selz. executive director for Thomas House. Other shelters targeted for renovation th rough the Home- Aid program include the H unt- ingto n Youth Shelter in Hunt- ingto n Beach and the Friendship Shelter in Laguna Beach. Home- Aid will provide a complete re novation of the Huntington Yo uth Shelter at an estiated cost of $350.000. The Friend ship Shelter renova tio n will be com- pleted at an estaated cost of $100.000. Later this fall. HomeAid O r- ange County wall host the sernnd annual Ho meless Awarl.'ness Week. Nov. I 0-17. continuing its m ission of educating and 1nvoh - ing the communi t) h} spo nsor- ing f undraiscrs and other ac- t1 vites open to the public Established in June 19 9. HomcAid O range Count~ as an ongoing program to help al-I leviate homelessness throughout the count). Mem ber compan1e from the Building lndustf) As- sociation as well as individuals have donated mo ney. labor and materials to HomeAid's desig- nated shelter projects for the transitionall y homeless -those who are without shelter due to sudden loss of job. catastrophic illness or spousal desertion. According to the O ra nge County Homeless Issues Task Force, between 8.000 and 10.000 people arc homeless in 9range County each mght. An estimated 4,000 to 5.000 of those ho meless are children. The shelter projects. reno- vated or constructed by H ome- A1d. provide homeless fam ilies. individuals and yo uths with shelter fo r 30 to 180 days while the) regain the financial stability needed to get back on their feet. HomcA1d Orange County is a no n-profit. multi-year program and a member of HomeA1d Southern Califo rnia. a program of the Bu tiding Indus ti) Assoc1a- t1on of outhem Caltfornia. For more info rmation o n HomeAid Orange Count). call 542-1912. MDR. emergence of a "hole ne" kind .. --------------------------------------------• of buyer -one "ho. in man) 52 S<>IJ) I\ 10 l):\\'S cases. 1s knowledgeable a nd qutte well informed about "hat is a vailablc. and one "ho is looking fo r "hat has no" come to be perce1' cd as the longer term value 1n the amount of o pe n space. privaq and seclusion offered b' a ne" home purchase.. · "More and more. the market seems to be C\pertcnctng the pan1cipat1on of the bu~er "ho as seektng q ual11~ of lair." roncurs Brooke Warnci... of Holen ~orth America Inc .. a promtnent an Francisco based real estate re- search market firm "' h1ch con- ducts research and anahs1s for se' era I of the nation's· largest de' elope rs. "Our n.·search sho"s that the' are members of a gro" ing gencr- auon of atllucnt. act" c pro- fess1o nab "•t h families." "Jn mam cases. the\ a rc also part of a ·rapid I) gro" ing seg- me nt of toda) ·s profhs1onals -1 successful. self cmplo,ed. rn- trepreneunal people for·" horn a I home en' 1ronmcnt Sl'nes a\ an important "ork en' 1runmcnt a'> well -and the~ arc being at- tra..ted to pr" ate. comm unit) atmosphere .. Both men cm· the n.'Cl'nt c:.Jlcs successes at ( oto Oe ( a1a -the pm ate gat1:d 4.000-acrl' masta- planned communal) an southrrn Orange ( o unt) -as an 11luc:.tra- uon of this ne" trend "Coto has al"'a) s possessed a d1 t1n ct1\l' image in the Orange Count) marketplace." sa) \\ ar- n ck. "Thr na ture of its h1stoncal de"clopmcnt and master plan promotl' an ncluc;1\C, rural com-I munll) atmosphere. and a~ I home lo t s11e<i 1n . outhern Call-I forn1a have hccoml' smaller and smaller. Coto hac; become a tc.,11- mo n) to the growing hu~cr tl r- mand fo r pnvac). seduswn and large acreage ... "With a land plan "lmh e mphasizes a spacious. countr) e nvironment." added Pa' nc. "Coto represents a substariual value an the demands of this nc" market.'' "If s a rchitectural de' elop- ment charactcn1Cs the na tural backdrop of its landscape and foothills. and its continued d e- velopment of c'clus1vc. c ustom- hke commun111tcs represents an approach that -within the con- text of the Oran~e County mar- ketplace -continues to be ex- termely unique." Coto maintains one of the highest ratios of open land to ho me of any master-planned community in Southern Ca li- fornia, with nearly half of its acreage devoted to the pri va te use of its residents in greenbelts. parks and nature trails. With such features as its 18- hole champio nship golf corse de- signed by Roben Tre nt Jones J r .. equestrian center which was the site of the 1984 Olympic Pen- tathlon and the intcrnau onally renowned Vic Brande n Tennis Collcae. Coto has rapidly be- come known as o fferi na some or the finest private recreational fa- cilities in the country as well. Enaaaina the lJ!nicipation of some of C alifornia's top builders. -such u A .. M Homes. GRAND OPENING l )rink m 'r'l'l LH. ul.1r t I\. l',111 'll''' ... Ir• •111 \ 11ur l'kc.1111 Ptl·rl ·1 il1 111\ h11ml· ncht "'' l'.1l1l1l t ··'·"' 1111.!iH,.1, ....;,1,1k up 'lln. 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'''"" '''' f'rH ... ~ dh-. •1\t" ... 1Hh Ul1ff\ f lh Ht.f 1U ~1f 14"• I t f1'11 f tit l """" '*'• •' 1 l I 11tll 'tu'' \-• 1 111. ,., h' \\, I• I I 1 h ' h fl, r t "1 ti j 41 td1 fh 1 • • • ·h'1 I rn \\ '' !1 • p,, i. h l\h I I \II '''"'h ,,. I' .. 1l1d •• ,,, I l1clrn .I\ T11m 11d11 r .. "\'""'"' ""• 111,I r1d11 r .. ,.1k', l'l\11 r ( 7 14) i; }(l.\,) I\)~ M .•d\•I, I. )1•1·11 11 ,,, 1 .......... ~=-- ., J r SHOWCASE OF NEW HOMES/THURSDAY, AUG 23 ANO SATURDAY. AUG 25, 1880 -1 Collegiate home builders forming new chapter The word is gcttiq out about the benefits of becom ing a student chapter of the Nation&I Association of Home Builders, acordfog to Jerry JeateD of Griffith Homes. the student expansion subchairman for the Home Builders Council Industry Awareness Committee. "We are pleased to welcome Cal State Fullerton and Cal Poly Pomona as new student chapters of the NAHB,'' Jensen reported . 0 0range Coast College has had a chapter established for quite some time, and we are thrilled to see the expansion include two new, four- year college chapters. 0 T hey arc now eligible to become student me mbers of HBC. and will receive a free copy of the Building Industry Association maguine1 as well as discounts on a variety of industry-related tx?oks a nd seminars," he noted. The Industry Awareness Committee l:d Lawler Klmberly Pierce J•ck D•vldson provides weekl y guest speakers for the students, organizes events. career fai rs luncheons and field trips. In addition their college is eligible for HBC scholarships and grants. . T he main objective of the Industry Awareness Committee - which is an extension of the Home Builders Council -·is to educate high school and college studen ts in Orange County and the Inland Empire to the many career options available to them in residential real estate. The Industry Awareness Committee is co-cha ired by Lar ry Lewis of Watt Ho mes, who oversees the college program. and Mark Hoover of First American Title. who heads the high school program. They can be reached for more info rmation a t 989-5663 and 558-32 11 , respecti vely. • • • Bobbie Stearn ASID Inc .. an award-winning interior design firm , recently received a I J-project contract from the William Lyon Company of Newport Beach to desi~n a nd in stall nearl y 115.000 square feet of apartment models. leasing oflices and clubhouses fo r the company thro ughout Southern Cali fornia and Florida. Two of Stearn's three divisions a rc invohed in the L\on projects. For each development. Bobbie Stearn will pro\ idc space planning. target market design. merchandising and installation. T he projects include Country Club Villas in Laguna Niguel: La Trieste, Metro Pointe and Pacific Pa rk apartments in Ali so VieJo: Reflections in Florida: RiverBend in Yorba Li nda. and Pro\~ce Apartments on the Foothill Ranch. In addition. Stearn is in volved with Lyon's largest project. Park Place O ne in Irvine. which will be a three-year buildout and 1s targeted to the more prestigious professio nals. "Bobbie Steam is able to pro' 1de the high-end. qualit) look we need , o n time and wit hin bud~et." com mented John Markley, 'ice president of L)on's mult1-fam ll) d1v1s ion. ··w e look forward to a long-lasting. m utuall > benefi cial relationsh ip:· Founded in 1969. Bobbie Stearn :\SID 1s cekhr:rnng its 21st year of serving the building industn . The firm offer., thrn.· '\epara te design d ivisions that spec1ali1e ;n model home tksign. com- mercial/sales and leasing office<; and rnult1-m1ll1on-tlollar ru'ttom homes. • • • Costain Homes of Ne"'Port Beach hac; announced that Ed Lawler has joined the home building rompan~ a fi eld c;akc; manager a nd Kimberly Pierce has hct'n named cc;rrow managt·r. Lawler 1s a 10-\ear industn \t•teran ''ho camt' to ~outhern Califo rn ia 1n 1 9~5 a·nd has hcen ao;snnated with 'anou' n.·Ji!.m nal High value at Canyon View West Pri ces that start 1n thc $120.000s. a low down payment and exceptional loans all atl d up to a remarkabl) affordable hu~ for Orange Count~ ·s rentcrc;. \\ho can now enJO~ thc luxur~ ot home ownership at Can~on View West in the rolling hill~ and rural atmosphere of Trahuco Canyon. "At Canyon Vie'' West. home seekers arc amazed at the value and long li st of features a' atlable at such a n affordable price:· Canyon View West Developer: G rupe Development Co. Type of developm ent: Singk- fa m ii > ho mes. Price range: From $I 20.000. Number of floor plans: T wo . Square footage: Up to 1.083. Sales office phone: 589-9155. Pl ,01•1 .1. I'\ n1 : \I. l·:s ·1 \ •.• home-building operations of Kaufman & Broad a nd Richmond American. At Costain, Lawler will assist the vice president of sales and marketing. J alle 8 . Newcomb, regarding the sales {>rograms at Costain's six currently selling developments in Riverside and San Bernardino counties as welt as upcoming projects and an active- adult master-planned communi ty. Lawler's responsibilities will include on-site sales counseling and closing techniques. sales strategy counseling and coordination, assisting in escrow closing procedures. assisting in the m onitoring of co mpetitive projects and the production of preliminary pricing and incentive recommendations. Lawler, a gradua te of Colorado State Uni versity. is a member of the Buil ding Ind ustry Association. the Home Builders Council and the Sates & Marketing Council. He has served as a judge for the Sales and Marketing awards for the San Diego BIA. • • • Pierce. a Costa Mesa resident. comes to Costai n from Spri ng Mountain Escrow Corp. of Irvine. where she served as an escrow offi cer. She wi lt oversee the processing of consumer escrows from the time of sale until the close. In addition to overseeing the timely closins of escrows on a day- to-day basis. Pierce also will act as liaison with Costain customer service personnel and construction supervisors in connectio with escrow-procesing issues. At Spring Mountain Escrow. Pierce was involved in all aspects of escrow coordination. from refinancing and resale activi ties to new-home subdivisions. She is a registered notary public. T • • • Jack W. Davidson, president of the Southern Cali fornia d1v 1s1on of Richmond Ame rican Homes - a major homebuilding compan) which will soon locate its corporate headquarters in Laguna Hills - has been named preside nt of Richmond Amer1can Homes of California. Inc. A veteran of more than 21 years in the real estate development and homebuildin~ industries. Davidson fi rst joined Richmond American Hom es in Colorado 1n 1986. He ho lds a civil en~1necnng degree from the U niversi ty of T exas and an MBA from the University of Colorado. Davidson is a member of the Presidents Council of the Orange Count}' chapter of the Bu ild ing Industry Assocaition a nd the Home Bu ilders Council. He and his wife. Linda. have two teen-age sonc;. Eric. 17. and Nathan. I 4. Bobble Stearn. John Mar~ and B•rb•ra Smith ffrom leftJ celebrate a 1 J -project contract to Bobble Stearn ASID from the Wiiiiam Lyon Company. 1Ceepln9 It In th• ,....,., •r• lfrom left) Arthur How .. R•••• Jr •• Eldol• S.tterfleld II••••· C•rolJn Michelle Reese •nd Gre9ory Howell Reese. They're m•rlcetlft9 Ille Enclave In Cost• Mesa. • • • Bryan Hardwick Associates has been selected by Meeker Development. Inc. to create an advertising and public relations campaign for Cam eo Crest. a singJe-fam1l~ community of 10 1 luxury homes in Laguna Niguel. Cameo Crest 1s expected to open for sales next spnng with four floor plans. rangrng in size from 2.915 to 3.501 square feet. The two- story homes will have three or fou r bedrooms w11h opti onal den and either three or 3112 baths. The classic European architecture is by Basscn1an Lagoni ~rchi tects. T he develo pment will be constructed in fiq~ phases. with the first phase containing 16 homes. The Hardwick Agenc) has won numerous awards for excellence .. T his 'car the firm captured 17 major J'>'ards. including seven MlRMs and nine MAMEs from the Orange Count) and San Francisco Ba) Building lndustl) ...\\soca1t1t1ns. • • • Realt\ World-Reese and .\ssoc1ates of Costa ~esa was selected to markei the Enclave. a 12-unit singlc-famil) home project in east side Costa Mesa. which opened recentl~. Reese and Associates al'o 1s co-<lc' eloping a nine-unll. two and thret-bedroom condominium project in ( osta Mesa. to be com- pleted in October. "'h1ch also "111 be marketed b) Rcalt) World- Reese and Assoca1ted. Reese and .\ssoc1ates has been a fam11' bu'>iness for the past five )ears. Ar thur and Ellie Reese c;tarted Arthur H Reese Realtors in 1976 and subscquenll) brought their children. Greg and Michelle, on board "hen the~ graduated from college. Ellie and M 1chclle supcn l\C the nc" home marke11ng and res1dent1al resale department "hilc .\rt and Greg handle 1n,estment and in-house development projects. "We reall~ enJO) 1.1,orking togetht•r ... sa)S .\rt Reese. "W1.· "Ork at pooling our talents." • • • The Ro\burgh .\gene~ of Costa Ml'sa has been selected b) Ta\ lor Woodrow Homes to pro' 1dc a ful l range of marketing ser.v1ces for the ~nt1re Manna Hills ma~.ter-planned community. T he agenc~ 1.1,ill create and execute ad' cn1smg and public relations campaigns focusing on the au,·antages Manna Hills offe rs home bu)l'rs. including its ocea11-dose location. abundant rec- reatio nal opportun1t1es, a famil~-onen ted en' 1ronment and a wide arra\ of residential options. ·The latest assignment completes a relauonship tha1 began more than two }ears ago when the Roxburgh .\genr) was choc;en to market Taylor Woodrow's Chandon ~nd .\marante m·1ghborhoods al Marina Hills. Since then, the huddcr al-so has selected Ro'\burgh to de"elop programs for two additio nal o fferings. 51ena and Monaco. within the commun1t~. IF THERE'S A PLl\CE IN YOUR HEART FOR CAPE CC)D, THERE'S A HC)ME FOR YC)LJ IN DANA Pl)INT noted Patt) Carmichael. vice president of sales and markctrng for Grupe Development Com· pany-Southern California. "With low monthly payments. home- owners will be able to cnJOY the acclai med Cali fornia liltestyle to the fullest. .. Wnninr" 1·1H 1•1 '-n' I 11,.:l.111.I '-i1111111 ,,.,,., ''· I i.1111p11•n I ltll rr•·,,·n" rlw p .. r1t'<·r ,~rron.-···, ""' rl1t• ,.,,,,r.1l l1t1·,11 Ir. 111111111·111' ''"'"I' tr• 1 1•,. n1 , p1.-111n·•-iu1· ''" 111 '1.1rl-1•r .1n,I !--C'.11 h<', I i1!'!hh ,fft 111··.f •• 1 .. 1 .. 1r .J,. ''''" .! "" t .. "' ,,n, .t, r.i.11.1111 t.• •. 1! p .. 1111• '>r111111111.:r ''''" "' 11· i tr. u .H 't.ur, l"~' \\ h1k prn ,,. t,. u "' •1 ·'t1 f •Jlllt'! I' :, ... .Uh\' 11\J ,j,\(1111 ll"I I I 1m l'r "' 11 " " j,."I>!'" ,j ' '''"'. 1' \ l . • I I .. I t I \t ,, .1n~t rhr,., bt'Jn•t>111 lwmt'' up ''' 2. '\ 'l '1 'Y ft For example. with a purchase price o f $126.500. a JO-year FHA loan fo r S 122.450 and a down pa>-ment of $4.050. the month I} payment o n Cany~n View West reside nce. combining pnnc1pal. interest. taxes a nd insurance would amount to only S 1,293.26. Nest led w it hin m aster- planned Portola Hills in the pastoral wilderness of r rabuco Canyon. Canyon Vie~ West of- fe rs two unique designs in a casual. attached-home en' iro n- ment. Boast in& up to I ,038 square feet of living space. the contem- porary two-bedroom arrange- ments display such tylish. ap- pointments as nine-foot cc1hngs. decorative plant shelves, raised· panel int~nor ~oors, glistc~1ng ~ceramic-tile cntnes and ~pac1ous livina room s warmed by cozy fireplace~. fflMaM IN CANVON/MJ 4W1uu ( ""'~'"'•' Pt .. ft,,,... h'-f J•tf nf .-HM at•"" \\ uh in 1r' j>t.11n , J'.ln•>r~mi. 1 "t.'' 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P'raUn Series in lncha.n Hills. 893-7857 Vlatqe am. in IWicho Ulifomia. l ~2472 1 404. ~.H\,UOP.,1,(,, Seanu& Tenace an All:SO Vttjo. 833-5402. s.mmJt at H1d«n Spnap. !4J.-07 . Co't tact-Cla11ia LD Y oTba Linda. 69 3-l 915 :\ortll VW. 1n 0o .. e Can~on. 58-1400. OJI.Ip ce 1n Carlsbad. ( 61 9) -:!0-9499. Suporte 0 at Hunu naion Harbour. S.S0.9090 Sereu4o at Portola Huls. 5 -I r •q_ Be!M Rive 1n Tusun Hills. "'35-5622. Pter Col•y in Hunungtoo Bc:ach. 536--01 0 ~.,.... \"1ew m Do\e Cam on. 58-l.iotl CaJabna \ iJlas 10 C osu \tesa. 6-C-uor T11e Wmdwa.rfl an .\lt so \1~10 ~.:-41 5:5 RtmlDgtoa Riqe 1n Coro na. :-·~4 .-:1r 1 ~1~11 .U-'\.-J:J: (amen) Poi.Dee an ~una '-1gud. :~ .... -J( Tbe OakJ Jt Do"~ Camon. :5 ll-0433 )looasllado• Homes an Pla\:enu.i. :5: -1. .. : I \lootere) \'illage .1 ( 1err:i J el nm :-.4 ·\,j , \ludt~11Je Place .H F • th.i R.inch ~; -· 5 :U :5 Pro .. eace ll f , 01h1I. 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"<. \ atta r.:d .µrage "'h1k ~ond-le'el .., lmc~ 1n• 1tt' the sun·\ ra:·s through ' ~light' and offer the !Jn .. om mon ad' ar. · l4g.e ot an up,t..;ur<i lo \.l~l ume pre p.irauvn I\ t'tli- ~1nt and \.On\en1(nl "-llh tht' USC ot th( dt'lu\t' \\ h rlpoo ;sp- plianCt'1 1n (\('~ < a :i: . .i n \IC'\\ \\nt l 1tchen. ,,.he~t a tou h fJt Europcn t1a1r is .apparrnt in U\- tom-<ks11ncd <.ab1f'let~ a nd ttra.m1c-uk counteno~ f'td usa\e to ( an,on \it~ \\est rnuknts a pr,at( ~ reauon ttnter. pro' 1Jrn a. ~frnruna s•1mm1ng pool. spa. sun d« and tot loL ~llo"' boun of outdoor rtbuuo n \C Of t.bnc Caa.11ucs aiT all included in bomcowncn· 1uoc1at1on duei. Within minutn from home. Just a sh Jrt dn'e a"'a' 1s (J '-etll Rcg1unal Par · tht' Tu" er \\ ud hte ~n(tua~ and "'1r' en1ent -,h opping 1.om· me'"ual d1 n1 ng and entertain- ment "enten To \1S1t the alTordabl) pnc~ l an,or. \ 1e"' \\~t and "'llness tht' natural ~aut' of Trabu1.o (.in' n e\1t the s.ln Dtcgo Frtt- ..-.a\ 1-51 at El Toro Road and he.id north to R1d.grhne R d Tum ~ft and proettd to th< \a.IC'S and modtl comple\ "'htch 1s open &Jh from 10 am to o pm .\dd1uonaJ 1nformauon rc- prdtna Can) on \ '"" \\ nl as a\adabk b) caJhna j 9·91 jj Further ckuth on otbtt GNpc 1 ociab borbooch m.t) be obta.tncd b) dtah na "6-G R PE. ' • -- AN EXCLUSM ENCLAVE OF TWELVE GARDEN VILLAS Sequestered Oy pnvocy gores ColoOro V If as offers me pleasures ot pat.a norie 1 v1ng n on attractive ne1ghbortiooa sert1ng ont·1 m1nures tram rietropollron corwen ences crid ocean Clel gn s Crctted w•rti ala -worto ccre ".: ChO Ce Of i'ree t:le<lrOCI""' 1es r s prcv des -e JO' ori ·o ccnver : :,.. n·c 'J •o\jrt°' b€ar'JOr-a o "'g ,. T- s .... ct--:"( ... :: ·c~c,...es ::s s1o , gt-·'?!: oc-,.. .; dress ,.,g ori:as 411111111. Ar Cf"'°"fl!'f ~• •. 3. ,. , -: •• r-r-1,rtt, : ... • Br c;c;-s ::~ • ., •.cr-.-r• : .• •::•.' ~~,. o.. Ct!"S s. .... C•e: 'C ; ... -j,r: 1r.-:d -t ':l.Cut:..ar e:r Lus/'l tronr 1ard ancsccp rg un1aue r le deto ng and a "'OS' G' 11...xury aooo1n menrs underscore rr e Q''JC ,ous d ,..,ens.ens ot 'tleSP. rorres wr c · ::re .:o r Gh?tE "' •r J ·ec sccess ·o • ... 1 , r ,.. srec "NC :::r Jcrcges 11 •r sec• or1J '0 JG 1cors .\s • -r:nso :;,..·~;.,Jr ... "t'E cci:s· : ' ·~ I ...... s ,;; c : -s . ~ "-?5 :E,... : -:re -: It ~"Cr _:5 : ., .J I : )' r :· 10: ·-=s·, ~~•DE' i:,..ci: •• •• Patio Homes From $299,900 to $339,000 (714) 650-5964 YOUR FRONT YARD VISTA CATALINA ~H -. --'l~ - En10~· resort-h~e ltnng at the bfach. yea r-round in single and two-story co ndominium designs , with two bedrooms, two and one,hal f bath . ourmet kitchen and wood burning firepla e . Pri e tar from tht high S200JX>O. Onl at Vlst r u A -- - . , SHOWCASE OF NEW HOMES/THURSDAY, AUG 23 AND SATURDAY, AUG 28, 1llO -I Low tax rate means big savings at Marina Hiiis The ocean-close master-pl~nne~ community of Marina Hills m Laguna Niauel offers dramatic advantages over most other planned developments in south Orange County, and they add up to big savings for home shop~rs. With one of the lowest prop- eny tax rates in all of Orange County and absolutely no asscsment district fees, Marina Hills gives home buyers substan- tial~y more buying power for their purchase. A recent com- parison of leading residential de- velopments throughout the area revealed fi$ures that dramatize just how significant the savings can be. For staners, the tax rate in Marina Hills, based on an aver- age sales price of $300,000, stands at approximately 1.32 petcent. By contrast. the rate for a home in the same price bracket can be as high as 2.29 percent in other communities. The second major benefit is that Marina Hills was not de- veloped with Mello-Roos financ- ing and, as a result, its property owner s pa y no annual assessment fee s, while residents of nearby communities pay any- where from S338 to $3,443 a year. Takmg into account both property taxes and assessment fees and using the same $300,000 example. monthly payments for those items are lower at Marina Hills than at any of the other communities surveyed. The actual numbers ranged from a low of $309 a month at Marina Hills to as hiah as $706 elsewhere in south Oranae Coun- ty. "The amount of Marina Hills residents save each month will quickly multiply to thousands of dollars over the years that famil- ies own their homes,.. said Nanette Gray, marketing man- ager for Taylor Woodrow Homes. "In addition, the lower monthly tax obligation can make it easier for buyers to qualify for financing when they buy their homes, or they can apply those extra dollars to the purchase of a larger or more luxurious resi- dence.·• Gray encouraged prospective buyers to contact sales consult- ants at any Marina Hills neigh- borhood for more detailed infor· mation on the community's tax advantages. The tax savings compound the numerous other benefits that hundreds of families have dis- covered at Marina Hills. Low homeowner association fe es cover a variety of facilities that are perfiect for the active family lifestyle. Among them are a mag- nificent clubhouse, competitio n- sized swimming pool, whirlpool spa. six lighted tennis courts, playing fields for soccer and baseball, courts for basketball and sand volleyball, a tot lot. barbeque areas and an extensi ve trail system for waJking, biking. jogging or horseback riding. Marina Hills' desirable lo- cation is just minutes from the surf and su n of Salt Creek Beach. the world-class Ritz-Carlton Hotel, the shops, restaurants and marina at Dana Point Harbor and the legendary charm of Laauna Beach. All of the community's at- tributes go hand-in-hand with home ownership at each of Marina Hills' six dixtinctive neighborhoods: •Vistara. a collection of ex- pansive two-story designs by A- M Homes, featuring four bedrooms plus a bonus room or study, two or three wood-burn- ing fireplaces and a three-car gar.age. Priced from the low S400,000s. . •Terra c ina , Wilma/Shawtana's offering of one and two-story executive resi- dences highlighted by up to four bedrooms and spacious lots. many large enough for a private pool or spa. Priced from, the high $200.000s. •Chandon. a Taylor Wood- row neighborhood of attached two and three-bedroom villas accented by inviting sun decks. wood-burning fireplaces, over- sized two-car garages and. in most plans. Maytag washers and dryers. Ranging from the high S 150.000s to th e low $200,000s. •Monaco, Taylor Woodrow's newly updated se ries of paired residences with two and three- bedroom noor plans. master- suitc view decks and, in selected plans, kitchens brightened by canopy windows or a greenhouse garden window. Starting an the low $200.000s. •Siena. by Taylor Woodrow. New M•rln• Hiiis Recre•tlon Center In u9un• Niguel community. presents luxurious view-oriented one and two-story paired homes, each with two bedrooms and a den or optional third bedroom and custom-caliber appoint- ments like ceramic-tile kitchen fl oors and General Electric Monogram series appliances. Priced from the high $200.000s.. •Amarante, another lu xun e1ghborhood from Taylor Wood·- row. fea turing four and five- bedroom detached residences d istinguished by gour met kitchens. formal living. dining and family rooms and three-car garage~. Starting 1n the $370.000s. The full scope of Manna Hills' resident1al offerings as sho\lt- . cased in a total of 24 model homes. To vs sit an> of the six sales complexes. take cro .... n Valle> Parkwa> to.,.,ard the beach from the San Diego Free- way (1-5), turn left on Niguel Road and left again on Manna Hill s DnH'. Sales offices and models are open from 10 s.m. w· 6 p.m. datl)'. For more information. call V1stara at 249-9585. Terracina a 249-1 022. Chandon at 495-7866. Monarn at 495-3 156. Siena at 249-9548 or .\marante at 495-1026 Popular floor plans still remain at Fieldstone Collection The Fieldstone Collecuon in Laguna Niguel offers four great floor plans, however. the plans Three and Four are the most J??PUlar selection for active fam- ilies. "There are st1ll several of the tw o largest plans available." re- ports Manlyn Griffitts. sales manager. .. As visitors enter the Plan Three and Four models, they are immediately ipressed by the unuasual amount of light and volume. High sloping cei lings abound: over the entry. formal living and dining rooms. th e famil y room. master bedroom and some secondary bedrooms." In Plan Three. a handscome staircase leads upstairs to three bedrooms and a loft that can be used as an offi ce. studio or .. rec" room or coverted into a founh bedroom. The home has 21/i baths, wi th a powder room placed near the entry for the convenience of guests. Two fa vorite kitchen features arc a roomy staple pantry and a green- house window placed so parents preparing family meals can over- see children at play. Plan Four. also arranged with 2112 baths, has four second-story bedrooms. all with vaulted ceil- ings. From the instant the double entry doors open, this model ex'udes drama ·and airy am- biance. A bridge staircase design provides stro ng architectural interest as well. A conve nient half bath as located downstairs next to the interior laundry room. A light. Fleldatone Collection Developer. The Fieldstone Co. Type of development: Single- fam ily ho mes Price range: From $229.900. Nomber of fl oor plans: Four. Sqoare footage: 1.556 to 2. 159. Sales office pbone: 495-1279. airy ambiance continues throughout the home through the use of greenhouse windows in the kitchen, breakfast nook and master bath. The Fieldstone Collecti on 1s priced from $229.900. Every plan features a ceramic ule for- mal entry. a distinctive wood- How lo Get the Most Out of Your Eguity Today on a New Luxury Home. Right now ... today ... is your chance to get the most out of the equity in your present honw hy moving to a new luxury home in fountain Valley. Gfeller Homes has made it a buyert; m.uket hy offering these exclusives: • \t\\.' have low imerest rate ftnanci~ available. • Our home; ~ ready to TOOYe-tn. so you may enjoy the ~close to the beach. • ~ are the newest~ tamily homes for sale in f.oun1ain Valley. which adds to your value immediatel)l .... •Th! front ~ are oomple1dy lanchcaped. ~an al&ll'Dati: IJ'ri8ation sys1e1n. an added vahJe at no added oost. • fM:h ~ htures atra amenJties such • ltlYeiti.e mad* emtelw three-at~ burnin~ fireplace. textured walls and ceilings, Coloni st doors with detailed casings and custom lighting fixtures. Each kitchen, furnished wnh natural oak cabinets, ceramic tile countertops and wood-tnmmed luminous ceilings. as equipped with an eye-level gas range wi th continuous double ovens. a microwave oven and an energy- savmg dishwasher. Master suites include com- partmentalized bath. a dressing area and roomy walk-an closets with shelf organizing systems. All wardrobe doors are marrored including those in the secondal) bedrooms. Vaned window designs. 1clud- ing clerestory, sunburst and mult1-paned ba)'s. add per- sonaht > to textured stucco ex- teriors. Attract hfc-ll me concrete ttle roofs complement the Field- stone Collection·s 12 different Mediterranean elevations. Each residence as planned with a two- car garage, automat ic garage door openers. rear yard fencing and concrete wal ks and dn ve- wa) s. Located in Lasuna Niguel. one of the most desirable residential commun1t1es an Oran$e Count~. the Fieldstone Collectaon 1s con- venient to freeways, emplo~ ment centers and maJor shop- ping malls. The neighborhood 1s close to an elemental) school and public hbral). Residents are a shon distance from some of the finest beaches 1n Southern California. Home- owners and fam1hes enjoy many recreational amenities at the 40- acre Laguna Niguel Regional Lake. incl uding 16 lighted tennis couns. p1cn1c areas and hiking traals. To reach the Fieldstone Col- lect1on in Laguna Niguel. take the an Diego (5) Freewa> to ( rown Valle> Parkwa> Tum south to La Plata Dnve. which ts JUSt past La Pa z Road. Turn ngh on La Plata Dn\e to Crown Creek. Turn left to the model complex The models and sales office are open daal> from I 0:00 a. m to 6:00 p.m. For funher 1nfor- mat1on. call 495-1279 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Jnd J k1tcht•11 rnmpktt• with wh1te-wa.;twd o •. 1k rahinetry Jnd top hnt' .ippltann"S, am had . lllF, J rdnJ.-'l'r.ttor A II te,lturt"-nonnJlly found unly m ru~tom honll'!-'dhng tor mut.h llll)rt• Tulk to ,1 Gft'llt•r l·ount.lm Valley -..1lt"' rt>pn• sent.iti\I\? whl•n you tour tht• mnJl'I htltnt'~ fnr ewn more help on .;ellm~ your pn~nt homt' JnJ ullhzu~ the lull VJlut' of your l'qllltY rhey'll help you en1oy the new home v,1JUt.', I<)( Jtaon JnJ luxury that t Jn only ht' f01md .lt Cfl-llt.•r Home.' m Fountdlll Valley. Tht•y'll lihow you htl\.Y to t.tk(' .1dv,1m.i~e nf our Ruver'~ M.uket G F E L H 0 M flom 5490,000. L E E R • Monarch Beach homes underscore quallty of llfe Offerin~ homebuyers the .. California Ri viera" resort- oriented lifestyle in the Southern California beach community of Dana Point, builder R.B. McComic Inc.'s Corniche Sur Mer and Mar- quesa at Monarch Beach communities represent a new breed of residential de- velopment. Realizing that quality of life is one of the most im- portant aspects in the life of today's move-up home buyer, R.B. McComic "Inc. and joint vent ure partner Home Capital have created a lengthy list of recreati onal and lifesy le amenities. For example. Corniche is de- signed to ha ve pri vate walk- ing trails leading along a golf course to the beach. cepts that have made the nearby Ritz-Carlton Hotel so ~pular. Both com- munities are situated adja- cent to the Links a t Monarch Beach golf course, a private, 18-hole cham- pio nship course. "From unique elements like exclusive walking trails to the beach, to the resort atmosphere of the area, these two communtttes enable residents to enj oy a serene lifestyle,.. adds Nadine Corrigan, vice presi- dent of sales and marketi ng for Home Capital. The large. spacious homes at Corniche Sur Mer and Marquesa at Monarch Beach provide panoramic views of th e areas scenic hills. adja- cent Links at Mo narch Beach championship golf course and coastal waters. Additionally. recrea tional. . 4 L Careful research and plan- ning dictated that coastal South Orange County resi- dents desired residential communities patterned after resorts. leisure and educational outlets such as tennis, swim-Corntche Sur Mer •nd M•rqueu •t Mon•rch •••ch only • short chip shot aw•y from th• Links golf course. "Modern home buyers are interested in upscale hous- ing that addresses the quali- ty of life issue," stated Kathy Courtney, vice president of m ark e t i ng f o r R .B. McComic Inc. "We ha ve provided resi dents with modern accommodati ons in a resort atmosphere that is specificall~ designed to offer myriad amen ities." Geared to th e mild climate and warm winds of the b~ach community. Cor- niche Sur Mer and Mar- quesa mirror the basic con- ming, golf. sai ling. shopping, kitchens. three to four baths. dining. libraries and excel-. lent schools are convenient-automatic gar~ge door ope.n- ly located close by. ers, spa tubs m some umts The Corniche Sur Mer . a nd centr.al vacuum sys- one and two-storv detached terns. Opt10nal . features m- homes have four unique clu~e water punfiers and se- floor plans that range from cunty systems. 1.600 to 2.500 square feet , The Marquesa communi- and are priced from the low ty contains three floor plans $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 s . L u x u r y ranging in si ze from 1,500 to amenities included in the 2,000 square feet. Marquesa homes are cermaic til e en-homes are replete wi th tries. custom wood burning luxury amenities including fireplaces. interior laundry sweeping oak staircases, de- facilities. eight-foot custom signer oval tubs, red tile mahogany entry doors. three roofs, cast iron sinks, red to four bedrooms. gourmet oak cabi nets. oak entry Sp•ctous roo~'" offered for move-up buyer •t Cornlche Sur Mer. Corniche Sur Mer created for home buyers moving up Rath er than opting for months of refurbishing. man )' busy homeowners are taking ad vantage of the opportuniti es available in the luxury housing market. One luxury home com muni - ty benefiting from the influx of the se bu yers 1s Corniche Su r Mer. an excl usive enclave of move-up homes built by R.B. McComic Inc. and Home Capital Deve lopment Group in Monarch Beach. "Com1chc ur Mer was de- signed spec ifi cally for the move-up bu yer." ex plains Kath y Co urtney, marketing vice pres1den t of R. B. McCormic In c. .. Move-up buyers no longer ha ve the same needs as when they bought their first homes. Spaciou rooms ha ve become more im- portant. So have larger garages. laraer closets and easy access to recreational amenities. Cor- nichc Sur Mer meets these needs with beautiful, quality crafted bomcs in a pnmc lo- Cornlche Sur Mer Developer: R.B. McCom1c. Type of development: Single- fami I)' homes. Price range: From $300.000. Number of floor plans: Four. Square footage: 1.600 to 2.500. Sales office phone: 240-9627. cation.·· Panoram ic views from the 50-acre coastal community span the nearby Links at Monarch Beach champ1onsh1p golf course. the Pacific Ocean and the area's sceni c rolling hills. The Comiche Sur Mer one and two-story detached homes have four unique fl oor plans that range in size from 1,674 to 2,518 square feet with three to five bedrooms and arc priced from low $300,000s. Luxury amenities included in the homes arc automatic garqe door openers, interior I laund ry facil ities. custom Mahogany eight-foot entry doors. red tile roofs and wood- buming firepla ces. R.B. Mccormic Inc . .., a di- versified real estate develop- ment co nsulting firm based m San Diego. is currently building luxury home communities in Southern California. Founded in 1972, Home Capital Deve lopmen t Group, a subsidiary of Homefed Bank, is involved in more than 80 developments in Cali fornia and Florida, covering some 13,000 acres. With $1 7. 9 billion in assets, Homefcd Bank has a network of more than 200 offices throuahouf California. Comiche Sur Mer can be reached by taking Pacific Coast Highway I to Niaucl Road cast. Travel approximately one-half mile and tum left on Comichc Drive. Call 240-9627 fo r more information. All models arc open daily from I 0 a.m. to S p.m. I d oors, two to three bedrooms, two to three baths, gourmet kitchens, cable wiring, automatic gar- age door openers and front yard landscapi ng. The homes are priced from the high $200.000s. Home Ca pital, the de- velopment subsidiary of Ho meFed Bank F.S.B., specializes in the develop- ment of residenti al com- muniues, primari ly as a JOtnt venture partne r. Founded in 1972. Home Capital is invo lved in more than 75 joint venture and wholly owned developments in California and Florida, covering some 12,000 acres. R.B. McComic Inc. is an award-winning real estate development and consulting firm formed by R. Barry McComic and Gary S. Copson. It is currently de- veloping residential, com- mercial and industrial pro- jects in Southern California and in Boulder. Colo. To reach Corniche Sur Mer. take Pacific Coast Highway to Niguel Road east. Travel approximatel y one-hal f mile and turn left on Corniche Drive. For Marquesa, travel one~uar ter mile further on Nt~uel Road east (past Corn1che Drive) and tum right at Monarch Beach Drive. The sales office and models are open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. For further information on Cor- niche Sur Mer call 240-9627 and 248-1905 for Marquesa at Monarch Beach. Distinctive interior designs highlight Marquesa homes Perhaps the biggest challenge confronting new home shoppers is remember- ing whi ch fl oor plans go with which com munities after a long day of touring model homes. The distinctive interiors of Marquesa at Monarch Beach. however. highlight the homes' architectural nuances and leave lasting impressions. Many of Marquesa's homes open onto a golf course green which model home interior designers Jeanette Houston and Dana Phillips of the Phil- lips Houston interior design firm have drawn into the . bea'Utiful homes. .. The interior designs beautifully accent the subtle architectural nuances such as ce iling delineations and Marquesa Developer: R.B. McCom1 c. Type of development: Single- family homes. Price range: From the high $200,000s. Number of floor plans: Three. Square footage: 1.500 to 2,000. Salet office phone: 248-1905. gentle archways in addition to bi&hlighitng the location's at- tractive amenities," noted Kathy Courtney, vice presi- dent of marketing for the de- veloper, R.B. McComic Inc . •'Many of those visiting Mar- quesa have been ref erred by friends impressed by the homes." Three two-story floor plan s -Marquesa. Contessa and Empress -range from l ,544 to I, 910 square feet and are designed to accommodate ac- 11 ve fam il ies. Marquesa features an abun- dance of luxury amenities in - cluding spacious room s. elegan t entries. custom-de- signed wood -burning fire· places. sweepi ng oak stair- cases. red oak cabinets. de- signer oval tube. cable wiring and cast iron sinks. To reach Mar9ucsa, take Pacific Coast Highway to Niguel Road east. Tum right at Monrcb Beach Drive. The sales office is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ~vcn days a week. For further in- formation. call 248-1 905. . ..................... --~ .......... ., -·~ MAYBE IDU CAN'T LIVE IN ALL OFllIE WORLD'S MOST BEAUTIFUL LOCATICNS. BurlWo Our OFTHREE AI NI BAD. If you haven't appeared on "Lifestyles of the Rich advantage of up to 1,910 quare feet of. pace. And prices and Famous" by now, yo ur chances of living on the start in the high $200,000 .. French Ri viera a re fairly slim . Comiche Sur Mer pre e nts a sweeping panorama However, you have two good chances of living in a of the golf course, Catalina I land and beyond. T he California setting that's j ust as beautiful. Marquesa and views inside are equally spectacular. With u p to 2,500 Corniche Sur Mer at Monarch Beach. square feet of space . For as little a $305.000. With its steep hillsides, pure white beaches and . , In addition to one of the world's most beautiful thriving art community, Monarch Beach has often been Sain Offia.s <>f>nt "°''" 10 .' locations, both communities put year-round sailing, called "The California Ri viera." And now, it's the swimming, tennis and golf at your doorstep . With fin e art, fin e backdrop for two exquisite collections of detached, dining and shopping j ust minutes away. single-family homes by R.B. McComic, Inc. and So the choice is yours. You ca n dream about living in a place Home Capital. like Saint-Tropez. O r visit a dream come true at Marquesa and Marquesa offers breathtaking views of The Comic he. If you hould choose the latter, we ugge t you act soon. Links at Monarch Beac h set against the sparkling Before the rich and famous Pacific. Each elegant home is designed to take discover what they're mi ing. ~ (714) 148·190! (714) 24()..9627 -- I-8HOWCA8E OF NEW HOME8/THUA8DAV, AUG 23 ANO SATURDAY. AUG 25, 1990 Bella Vista luxurlous townhomes For buyers at Brock Bella Vista, movina into a low-main- tenance home docs not mean sacrificina quality or excitina architecture. In fact, Bella Vista offers unique, luxurious townhomes styled in the tra- dition of classic Italian villas that mix easy maintenance with upscale features. Bella Vista is located in the Moulton Ranch master-planned community adJacent to the prestigious Nelhe Gail Ranch. Aoor plans range from 2.166 to 2,503 square feet and are tail- ored to active lifestyle. "We feel we've created a dynamic livi,ng environmnet by offering creative architectural design, an unequaled location and excellent value, which caters to the di verse needs of young professionals as well as move-down buyers. Our solid sales indica te the interest for Bella Vlata Developer. Brock Homes. Type of development: Town homes. Price ruse: From the high $200,000s. N•mber of floor plu1: Three. Squre foo&aae: 2,166 to 2,903. Sale• office plaoae: 367-0398. this type of home in the Orange County market,.. commented Kathi Pepka, director of sales and marketinJ for the Orange County Division of Brock Homes. ~ Active living is a key compo- nent of Bella Vista, and is re- flected in the residents' access to the exclusive recreation area with private pool, spa and cabana. Close proximity to beaches. world class shopping and cultural events arc ad- ditional recreational plusses. Bella Vista is presented in three sophisticated two-story floor plans featuring three bedrooms and two and one-half baths. Prices begin in the high $200,000s. Distinguished by an anay of price-included amenities, Bella Vista homes are accentuated by such elegant interior details as custom-quality rounded drywall comers, dramatic windows, columns and arched doorways. Plan 3 and select plan 2 homes incorporate spacious three-Qr garages, a usually rare design feature in townhome designs. The drama of each Bella Vista home is punctuated by high, vaulted ceilings and curved hardwood staircases, which display the superior craftsmanship and quality of Brock Homes. Each plan fea- tu~ a wood-burina fireplace in the family room. Gourmet versatility is hiah- µ,hted in convenience-oriented kitchens that are equipped with top-of-the-line JennAir ap- phances, includina micro- wave/convection oven com- binauons. A cozy break.fast nook adjoins the kitchen for informal meals. Bella Vista master suites set the scene for luxurious comfort with volume ceilinp, walk-in closets and in one plan, a fire- place. Private master baths are distinguished by hand-set tile, Roman tubs and separate showers. To visit Bella Vista, take the San Diego (5) Freeway to Oso Parkway/Pacific Park Drive and exit west. Tum left at Bridlewood Ori ve to the sales center and full y furnished model homes. aaepnt 1ownhome1 offered at Brock 8•11• Vista. Despite slow market, now's still best time to buy a home The recent sales decline in th e housing industry has analysts drawing comparisons between the current market and that of 198 1-81. Despite the apparent slowdown. howe,·er. those in volved in the industr\ sec signifi cant differences from the rarher period. and offer con' 1ncing arguments that now is the best time to bu) a home. Offering a fresh perspect1H' on th e current status of the new home industf) 1s Jim Fleig. principal for Newpon Beach dr,elopcr Shav. ntana. Fleig· specialties include the formation of real estate JOtnt ventures. as v.ell as arranging de\'clop- ment and con truct1on financing for res1dcnt1al projects He has a d1sn1 - ingu1shed career in real estate finance, ha' mg sen ed as chief financial officer for maJOr deH·lopers including the J.M. Peters Com pan). Although sales figures and housing stans ma) be m1s1n terpreted b~ some as a sign of further market woes . Fleig said the current real estate market actual!} prese nts tremendous op- ponuniues. Fleig explains his assems~ment of the current real estate market in the following question and answer ~ession: Q: To what fa ctors can the current real estate market situation be at- tributed? A : Measure .\. the infamous slO'-'· growth mca urc on the 1988 June ._:.....;_ _ __..: election ballot. a"'akencd man)' Or· Jim Fleig ange Count> home bu)ers to the poss1b1ht) of a maJOr decline in the suppl) of nev. housing in the count>. If the measure had pa-;sed. as man~ c'pccted . housing stans would have plummeted. cau-;ing a sharp increase in demand. follov..ed b~ sales pnc.-c\ Although the measure was defeated. 1988 v. llnl'\\l'U an un · precedented \urge of mo\(·-up sales and firs1-t1mc '>ales in Orange Count~ from man)' residents "'ho had planned on pun.hac;ing a home in the future . along v.1th man ) who had not. Q: It's your opinion tbat tbe slow growtb Initiative created an artificially bigb demud level in Orange County? A: Exactly. Residents were motivated to purchase im mediately ra ther than wait two or three years. for fear of being priced out of the market due to another restrictive local or regional slow growth measure. Subsequently. many bu yers who otherwise would ha ve been in the market for a new home at th is ti me. had already purchased dunng the aforementioned "buying frenzy." That's one of the main factors in explaining the current Orange County housing market. Q: Wby is there a continued strong outlook for tbe 1990 new home industry among real estate experts, and wby ls tbls tbe best time to buy a bome? A: There are really more differences than simi larities when comparing th is market to the one in 1981-82. A variety of powerful reasons ex ist for home shoppers to buy a new home toda). The key factor is the status of the economy. The years of 198 1-82 were recession years in the United States, wi th high levels of inflation. Today. there arc no signs of a recession. on a national or state level. Unemployment is low and inflation is in chec k. Financing is another important reason. Today. absolute interest rates arc hovering around I 0 percent, while in 1982 they were at 17 percent. Historicall y speaking. rates are now at a low point in the real estate market. Buyers today also gain exceptional ad vantage. with an un- precedented amount of special incentives offered. which were absolutely unheard of a few years a~o. Previously. buyers had to stand 1n line or sleep on a curb overnight just to submit their names in hope of purchasing a home. Now they enjoy excellent per- sona lized service. thu s being able to buy with more confidence in their home. a~ well as their financing. The saqngs and loan cns1s has created a lightening of loan restrictions. causing many builders to "buy down" the home buyers interest rate b\ one or more percentage points to aid in qualifying them. This noi only helps the buyer to qualify for the loan. but saves the bu) er dramatically in loa n pa)ments durin11. the bu)'down period. Q: Wbat are your predictions for new bome sa les In the next yea r? A: I expect thanales will continue to be slow for a wh ile. during "h1ch ume the supply of housing will be able to natural!} co rrect itself through absorpti on. The incenti ves that are being offered nov. will most likely be a thing of the past b) the c;tart of next )Car. Therefore, 1 would say that right now is the best time to hu~ a home. It's a buyers market and 1990 home bu)crs can do noth ing but benefit from the current status of the rea l estate 1nduc;.t~. Q: Wby is Orange County still the best place to purchase a new bome? A: Orange County has alwa)'S enJO~ed trl'ml·ndou<s gcopgraph1r desirability. due to the wealth of em pl ~ ment opportun1t1cs. oustand- ing climate and loca ti on bordering the Pacific Ckcnn . Histoncall)'. housing has been an e l·c pt10nal tn\CStmcnt in Orange Count}. and is rclau,el) rnc"pcnSI\~: on a "'urld,,1de basis. This fact 1s evidenced b) the recent innu, of forl·1gn real l'Stall' investment in thi s state. Outstanding neighborhoods. schools. recreation and cmplo~ - ment opponunittes all contri bute to Orange Count~ ·s unden1abk appeal. Q: Is Sbawntana selling any projects in Orange County? A: Shawtana has been committed to the Orange Count) market si nce the founding of the company in 1983. We arc f<X'uSl.'d on the south Orange Count y marketplace because in our opinion. 1t'\ thl' bes t place to live in Southern California . Shawntana is currently offering Terarina. a cornmunit~ of elegan t single-family detached homes in La~una N1gud . We also offer Encantamar, a community of ocean-' 1c" condom1n1umc, in Dana Point, whi ch 1s one of the fastest sc.•lhng proJcr t rn < >rangt· County . Also schedul ed to open soon is Camera} Pointe. a nc1ghhorhood of luxurious tonwhomc at Bear Brand Ranr.h in Laguna N1gul'I Later this yea r we will offer Los Ponilho'i. a communit) ul condominiums geared to first-lime home bu~l'rs. (Jim Fleig. along "'"h pnncipals Mark Con/clamna .wt! Ban Hansen. has Jed ha" ntana to near/) a decade of b1J1hJrng n ccllcncc in Orange Count). Rcccntf.\ cdcbratrng ''~ t.•1p.th .rnnn c~f). tht' firm is now located in the nc" Ba)\ 1c" bu1hlinp. ilf Ji1mhorff Road and Bnstol in NC\\porr &·ach. For more rnformat1C1n about Sha"ntana or 11s commun111cs. \\f/IC to .1501 Jamh<>rt'c l<oad. Sorth T O\\er. u11t~ 2000 in Ne\\port Beach. <IJM>fJ or call 7:!5·1i"OUJ 0 THOSE WHO CONSIDER FINE LIVING A RARE AR~ W E OFFER BELLE You cHI' rord1ally 111v1tt'd to !ht' ~rand ope11111~ ol <1 m<1\I ~111q11lttr itrl1sl1< 1ollt'111011 Bt'llf' k111t• \11 n 1 lu \l\'f' ~tllrd f>llflttw or JUSI ~I mttslt''fHf'< t• honw,, nl"illed al lht' root of lhf prr,11q1011'i fo'>lln hlll\ Thi\ priva1e stilllf'r) or t'X(jlll '1lt'ly de1a1lrd t''>ldtP homes presents brilflanl 'llrokf''I or dt1S~lf trf'fl( h lrtthdn t1nd Amrnran Trdd11tonal ''~IP ;m h11r1 !llrP l.c>Ok r losel) from 'llaU• or lht> art ~ourmf'I k1lrht'll" 111 rlt>qanr master '>111tes. each 8Pfle R1vP homP '" rn h w11h lavish appointment!. Hand fin1~hed o.1k < .ihint> rn. 111tt>rior Ml h1te1 tural colum ns. rt>rt1m1r 11hn~ I jl1~1tnrt1vt-stlilSS bkx k, 1 usrom wood frame windows. h.ind1 rdflt'd oak ~tdircasr balu:-.lrndr'i and three and four 1 .ir hni'>hed l(iHil.Rt'S Extraordinary drta1hnR lwhtt1nq t1 111.i,lt>rp1ere BPlle R1w Art1s11ral~ 111sp1M1. luxurv homes or unc.nmmon valuf' And unrom1>rom1sm~ shit> A l(aller\i or four to fivt> bedroom IUXUr) rPSlclt'nrf'S 3.497 to 4.350 ,q rt From the h1~h $600.00<h ~t1IP' 1tallt-ry upen 10 a m 5 p m weekda}'I. 10 a m 6 p m Sa111rday and Sund11} llo\Pd Thur~da) <714 I 544 1377 ADllllNCEO •WLONM Hlgh-proflle projects distinguish Akins Co • .. Akins ia a unique position t>ccause they continue to build at the biahest end of the custom est.ate market while at the same time developing a wide range of detached and attached new- home neighborhoods here in Or- anae County." said Gary K.rudwig. general partner of Or- an~~scd .~dwig Masonry. This posauon, says Krudwig allows Akins Develo pme nt Company to bnng distinct de- sign and material benefits to tts home buyers throughout the county in which the Irvine-based builder has been acti ve ex- clusively since Its founding in 1973. Gary Krudwig has been work- ing closely with Carl and Bruce Aki ns for the past 15 years. and frankly admits the 1mponance ot the Akins assoc1atton to his firm. "Working with Carl and Bruce has literally made my business," said Krudw1g. "Not only has there been a lot of work . but a very unusual mi x of work, from high-profile proJCCh suc:h a!> General Lyon's hou\c in Coto or the Villa Elena dcl Mar in Laguna Beach to the entry and community facilities at Dove Canyon as well as a wide range of their new-home projects." Craftsmen like Krudwig refer to Akins projects as a king of "laboratory" where the use of new materials, designs and tech- niques are refined. not only for use in large custom residential and community settings, but also for application 1n first-time and move-up buyer markets. .. Just having the budget and time to research new matenals is a valuable asset," Krudwig noted. "For Akins' Dove Ca- nyon community-facilities work. we went to Idaho to find the Idaho Quanz1te Stone which was applied in the e~c-<:atching monarlcss Ashlar pattern that's become the commun1t> 's entry signature." Krudwig also worked with Akins recently to benefit th e "Ronald McDonald Ho use" in Orange for the Children's Hospi- tal of Orange Count>. Krudw1g pro' 1<kd all stonework . stone veneer and fireplace in the fa- cility for families of ill children. Krudwig Masonry specializes in custom and masonry fire· places as well as stone and brick veneer. stone and brick paving, and glass block for residential. commerical and community fa- cil ities. Akins Development Co. was founded 10 1973 and builds pri- marily at preferred planned com- munity locations in Orange County. These include the Irvine Ranch communities of Wood- bndge. Tunic Rock. Santiago Hills and Tustin Ranch as well as Rancho Santa Margarita. Laguna Heights and Dove Ca- n yon. To view Akins' three Do' e Canyon projects. take Alicia Parkwa> cast from Interstate 5. left at Ma rguerite Parkway. right on Santa Marga ma Parkwa~. and ngh t on Plano T rabuco to the Dove Canyon entrance. For information about Akins projects throughout O range Count>. call 25 1-61 00 Monday through Fnday. Spacious llvl ng room a t e xcluslve Wa terford Pointe home. Waterford Pointe: Resort life At Waterford Po inte. an n.- clus1 ve gate-gua rded lOmmun1t) o'erlooking the < ahforn1a R1' · 1era. summcr mcam \unm . l kar da>s to enJO) 1.·ndll'5'\ r1.·cr1.·a11on and balm~ l'\l'ntng,, filkJ "'1th the entertainment npc.·( teJ o t J ""orld-class re<>nrt According to Leon Baml SC n I 0 r " In· p fl'" Id l' n I o I um11omo ReJlt~ Dc,elopmrnt Waterford Pointe Developer: Sum1tomn Reali' De"clopment Type of development: \ingk- fam1I > ho me" Price range: From $285.IHIO Nam bu of floor plans: F 1' e Square footage: l.t.90 to 2. '20 Sale• office phone: 4 %-4 7 I 7 Co. Inc . W:uertord Po1 n11.· 1' convenient to beautiful Dana Point Harbor a v.c:ll a'> IJmcd beaches. spend '>l'l ludeJ afternoon\ at the l ommuntt) 's pool anJ Ja1.·u111 or phi} an IO\ 1gorating gam1.· ol 1L·nn1'1 on thl' prl\att' cou rt .\crnrding tu Harrd. tht· fin.ii phJ'lt' ol \\i aterlord Prnnh:\ \Jk\ arc .. ,di unJt•r "a' ,ind 1nt1.·rcs11.·J huH·r\ 'huuiJ \ 1\1t this \1)1..'ual 1.ummun1t) a\ '><>on a' pos,1bk Pri1.c'> tx'g1n JI $~ 5.1100 for mount.i1n 'lt'v. home\ "h1k the tt.·v. rt.'maining oLean 'l\IJ hn ml''> \tat at S '\h5 000 To "1s1t \\ att.·rford Po1 ntl'. take the ~an D1rgo Freev.a~ (-) tu th1.· H1gh"a) I !Beach C 1t1c\ t.'x11 JnJ tra'd north on Paci fic Coa\t Htgh"'a~ to Strt:et of tht.' (1olden La tern Tum right JI Dana Point Dm e and follov. the signs to the ~ale:~ ollict.'. located at Ho35 Sundo"' n C oun in Dana Point For funher tnlormat1on. 1.on- tall \\Illian \tnhr or ( 1race ~tamn at ~%-~-1-from 11 am to ti pm Ja1h SHOWCASE OF NEW HOMES/THURSDAY, AUG 23 ANO SATURDAY, AUG 25, 1990-1 Pl•n Th ree llvlng room at V l sta ra In M arina Hiiis. Gold Nugget 'Home of Year' offered at Niguel's Vistara The floor plan of the V1stara Plan Three. which v.on J h1ghl ~ co .. ett.'d Gold N uggrt ... Home ot the 't ear·· av.ard. 1s among four excepllonal floor pla ns no"' a"1alable at .\-M Homes' \ ,.,. ta ra. a colkc11on ol elegant nt:"' homes 1n 1Kcan-dosl' lC>mmuni- t> of Manna Hills in Laguna Niguel. Bold and d1st1n1.t1,e dcs1gn ,., co mbined ""1th ctliuent II\ 1ng spaLc in the Plan Three. "'htch utTers 3.210 square fee t ol o,pa n: The hOffil' ha!. lour ocdroom' including a luxunuo\ ma\ter sutte \.\1ht a re treat. thrce hath\. a bonus room. thrct• 1ircpla1.t''> and a three-car garage Pmt'' start at $~0!S.OO(J ~omc arc a"atlable to r 1mm1.·d1ate moH'· ins. and some utTcr 1mprc'>"' t· .. 1ev.s of th e surrounding h1lh "When ~ou v.alk through the Plan Three. \OU can tt.'11 v.h' 1t'1, a v.inner." \a1d Larn Elliot. .\-~t sales rt.'o;pr1.·\l'ntat1~e .. Bestdi.''> the LU'>lOm-quaJit~ aml'Ollll'S and ron<>tru1. t mn that -\-\1 I\ knov.n for. our 1.ustomers lo' t' ho"' n1ceh the huml' 1s laid out for entcru11nig. but ,., al<,<1 thou~htru ll~ Jes1gned lnr l''l'r)- da) lamll) II\ ing ·· To help makt• 11 t·as1er tor mo,e-up bu\er, to pur1.ha\e a \ 1stara Homl' . .\· \t Home\ 1' offering the T rade~t an program. "'hteh guarant<.'l''> the ..ale ol thr bu>cr's l'\l\ll ng home "'11h1n bll da)., upun J1.lt.'ptance ol ap- pra1 i:.al. f he otkr I\ gund onh on selected lots .\dding to the .. aluc o f \ l'ltJra is ti\ 1.ommun1t' ·, c\n'pthlnalh lov. propert~ ta\ rate \tanna H111.,· currl'nt tJ\ ratl' 1'-unh I J2 perlcnt Thl' wmmunit\ abo 1s tree of Mdlo-Roos fl·e-. or speual d 1'>trtct asscs<.ment c. v.h1ch .ue k\1ed 1n add1t1on to annual proper1) t.t \1.'S Tht.' Plan Thrt·e·, lormal It' ing mom and Jining room lt.'aturt· t"'o-ston \olum1.· tt.'lltng\ and Vlstara Developer: .\-\1 HomL"'> Type of development: E \CC ut1 H' homes Price range: From $40M.0()0 Number of floor plans: Four Square footage: ~ 794 10 3 • ~ 14 pecial program: Trad1.· \1an Sa les office phone: 24Y-9 5X' are "armh li t h' a ht.'au11tu l pa ttan1ng . of "11-idO\\\ <lunng th1.· Ja'. and drama Il l rett•c,-.cd lighting at night .\ marble-latt·<l tircplacl' and to the elegance of the 11\ 1ng ruom, a-. Joe\ the glass-pant:kd hm1ge"'a' ah<1' t' l hl' home"• sp.iuou\ k1ll:h1.·n and "'indov.t•d nook Jrc Jl · cc nt ed h\ hand-la1J u."rJm11 11k. a'atlabte' in a ~1dt• '>t'kct1nn ol c.olors. and hand-tinl'>hcJ 1.ik l ab1 netn "'1th Eurc•r~:an h1n g.t'' hncJ rolkr-mountn1 dr.1"'t'r' anJ lim·J t.J h1nc1' \.1.11h JU· J ust.1bk \ht:h l'' t nder-cahlnl'I lumtnuu\ light· 1ng add<. lo thl' 1un1..11 e1nJ ltl\ ul the J,.11 hl·n ... , Ju(~\ II\ ar- plianct.'S -a hu1lt-1n ( rt•naal Ele1..1n1. rl'lngcrJ1nr Kitt ht·n \1J four-burn1.·r ga~ r.inge "'11h gnJ- dlt.'. \<.'lt-1. leJn 1n~ douhk 11' L'n' bu1l1-in m1un"'a't' and d1\h· v.ashcr The J,.111.h1.•n'r, "1de douhk '1n~ 1\ maJc.: ul J urahll por1.i.'IJ1n 11\ er l 1l'1 iron .ind h,1, a furu!)l..·Jn ·\t \k l.IUll'I Th1.· J,.11\ h1.·n opt'n' 111 J l,1r~1.· f,im tl~ nllin1 J1.''lgncd ltir u•m· ton . .\ lircplall' "''h a hu1lt-111 "ood ... 1oragt· ho\" 11n 1•f1l' "Jll v.h1k .rn uthn rnt'''l'J \\.Ill dl· signed 111 hulJ dt't tr11n1l l'l1h" tJtnml·nt ,·l1mp<1nent' \l,c> 1111 the lir\l k' c:· 11 thl' Pl.in I h11•1.· is a pt1\\J1.·r r1111m J l.nrndr' room '-'llh 1.ah1nr1' ,uuntatcir and \Ink anJ thr cipt 111nJI 1.kn fourth ht·Jr •<•m \\1th 11' t>"' n lull hJth The outstanding master suite 1!. designed not onl ~ as a place 10 skcp hut ahu as a place to relax and un .. 'lnd It fc:atures a large deg.int retreat v.1th a fireplace. and a lu \unous sk) lighted rnas- tt:r bath. v. h1Lh includes his and hers v.al~-in closets. his and hers .. an111cs situated at opposite en1.h nl the room a separate tub and large: st> pa rate shov. er The: 1.htldren·s v.ing is thoughtfull\ planned out v.1th pn .. a1.' and con,enience in mind f h1.· tv.o spac ious lxdronnv) c,harl' c1 full hath v.1th 1v.11 .. an1t1l'\. and open 10 a large b.in u\ r11om fillc:d v. tt h v.1ndov.s The ,m:a 1.an he used as a pla)· morn tor \oun~n Lh1ldren or as a \I ud ~ or fl'\. rca 11 un room for te1.·na~er\ \'1stara offer\ lour Ooor plans ranging trorn 2 ""~4 1c1 3 S 14 c.quare lec:t 1n s11e .\II are tv.Q! 'ton plan\ v. nh four hedroorns 1hr1.·1.· to tnur and one-half bathe, and honu\ room or studies in -.um1. plan\ .\II ol \ 1stara·s e\ecutl\·e hum1.·s oner J k\ el of arnen1t1e J1.·-.1gn1.·d It> impress C\Cn de- m.rnd1ng 1.on no1sseur'> of fine hom1.·, ln .. luded in thl· homes at \ 1stara ,Jre c,u1.h n1ce11ec; as cus- lom h,rnd-1 rci"' ded ceilings and rounJl'd v..tll .. urncrs floor safes. t"'u 1hrrmm1a11 .. alh 1.ontrolled <11r .. onJ111oning c;\ stemc, SC<"- t11•nal rull-up .. ,oo<kn garage do\1f\ "'1th clpenl'r and t\.\O re- mull'\ .tnJ n·ar and '1de-\ard lln1.1ng 1n 1.'.tlh hom1.: · I o .. 1\1\ \.\t Home' \ 1stara in \1 .trinJ Hill<.. l'\lt the I-~ f •1.·1: ..... 1, JI < rn"' n \ allC\ PJr"-''J' JnJ turn .. ,e~t w wa rd thl' l\l'JO furn lelt 1IO (1olden L J ntt·rn r.~ht •IO \1anna Hille, l>n'"' kit 1n Part \ 1'>ta then n~ht 11n HnnJ1\I The '>die office ' o1pt·n Ir m I d m \l) n p m l'~n !J' ~tr ml1re 1nfor- rn.1t111n \.al :~"-"'"" Designed to rnmpl1mcn1 this I active hfest~le. thl' homt.'s at Waterford Pointe arc prcscn11.·d 1n striki ng Medi terranean architecture Fl\c elegant floor plans pro' 1de from 1.690 to 2.320 square feet of lt\tng 11pa<.c with as man) as three bedrooms and three full bath'i NEW MODELS. BEACH-CLOSE! Numerous windo"'s. balcon1e-. and patios allow rc'\1dcnts to completcl> cnJO}' the soft ocean breezes of summer. In add1t1on. each Waterford Pointe home fea- tures dramatic vaulted ce1ltng\, wood-burning fireplaces and ceramic tile or wood entl) foyers. The wcll-(>lanncd kitchens arc equipped wtth such 4uality ap- pliance a~ downdraft cooktops. dishwashers. sclf<lcan1ng o"cns and microwa ves. Spacious pan- tries and hand-finished cabinc:tt) provide abundant storage space The master suite cmphas11e the luxury and pnv1lcgc of Waterford Pointe with walk-in closets and l3v1 h bath wtth whirlpool tubs. Conan pull man counter1oP,S and &lass-enclosed ceramic tile showc~. Not only can resident take advantaac of the end le \summer fun in Dana Point and surro und· ina Oranac ounay. the) can also 1 2 DISIONI• UllDINCU. The ~mart people who live close to the lx'ach en joy the be\'t of C'dlitumia. Prc\'tlge. Privilege. And a S€'0'i<' o f plau~. Now, a dozen mort' an own a 'ilngle family home loaded with expemlve features at price that 'itMt at less than $.l I !;,000 .. ~Mring two- 'itory ~pace\, J bt'droom'I, back yartl. gara1et• for 2. and halrnn y, 1\11 from a li~t of ovt'r 70 'ltandanJ fNh1n''I. All " for the ~t o f twach low living In 'icwport MMa ·, "ftbi rt hplau-. pla" e of e-ver Int "'"""'"IC v.&luCJ A plaH of changf that < o uld Wf'll t hanMt" your life. For the Mttn But. ~th·r hurry Oltlllrat.,SAT.,laSWI '' ...... RUT-COMI, ••••t-s1av1. \lhv1ou<I), this i~ a n offer that won't la'it lt111~ \.'\e I.now We \pt"ualire in nrw hom~ 10 ht-a h t lo<t' Im ation\ <.tit U'l tll ht-.2 O'i\O for hrcx hun.-' .ind rnur hou" < omc> 'hit I rt ' tall.. It '~ our hu\IOC\\ to ""'<t vou in ltH' ownrl"htp of the h('\I homt'\ hv the.· hc'~t huil,ll'r\ \II ht·.H h do'-'' 'IT1e 'Encfave \1·11 #111'"1 '••Ir" \,,J \furk.-trn,~ ff" REAL TY WORLD • Ree1e & Asaociates .D1'CMI OF NEW HOME8/THUR80AY, AUG 23 AND SATURDAY, AUG 25, 1'!M> tomlze your home at the Brock Collectlon Witb the Brock Home Buyers Account, home buyers are find-illa tbat now is the time to purchase a new home at the Brock Collection in Moulton Ranch. The Brock Collection, over- lootina prcst!gious Nellie Gail Ranch, ts offering bu)'ers the opponunity to customize their home purchase. The Home Buyers Account can be used towards non-recurring closing costs, options, landscaping and/or decorating for the homes in this executive-styled Mo ulton Ranch neighborhoQd. "The homes of!the Brock Col- lection feature a variety of dis- tinctive architectural styles:· commented Kathi Pepka. direc- tor of sales and marketing for Brock Homes' Orange Count) Division. "Unique designs and c ustom appointments offer home buyers a wealth of luxul). located in one of southern Or- an$e County's most sought-after residential communities." Brock Collectlon Developer: Brock Homes. Type of development: Executive Homes. Price ru1e: From $390,000. Number of floor plus: Three. Square foota1e: 2,775 to 3,285. Sales office pltoae: 582-0468. Beach architects, the Brock Col- lection is presented in three two- story floor plans, with 2,775 to 3,285 square feet of tree-flowing living space, and featuring three- car garages with sectional roll-up doors. The home offer four to five bedrooms and 31h baths. and prices begin from $390,000. Striking tile entries lead the wa)' into the elegant li ving room and formal dinng room. Com- fortable family room provide luxurious relaxauon wi th a wood-buring fireplace and wet bar. touches such as rounded interior comer details, art niches, French doors and recessed lighting th.roughout. Gourmet kitchens are fully equipped with top-Of-the-line Jenn-Air appliances. The master suites arc high- lighted by spectacular vaulted ceilings, and include fireplaces. Balcony and wet bar options add luxury and elegance to the SC• eluded retreats. Full-width mir- rors, hand-crafted pullman oak cabinets and mirrored wardrobe doors accent the master suite, while cast-iron oval tubs and separate showers distinguish the spacious master baths. - Designed by Kauf men Mer ks Inc., award-winning Newport Downstairs living areas are further enha nced by special To reach the Brock Collection at Moulton Ranch, take the San Diego (5) Freeway to the Oso Parkway/Pacific Park Drive exit. Proceed west to BridJewood Drive and turn left to the sales office. Model homes, designed by Carole Eichen Interiors, are open dail y from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. For more information. call 582-0468. New homes customized at th• Brock Collection In Moulton Ranch. Fore-sighted agents chauffeur prospective home buyers Golf is such a part of thr La Tierra and Tierra Linda hfi.-- styles, that Fiddstone Company sales representatives driH goll carts to take home shopper~ on tours of these ne" Rancho. anta Margarita neighborhoods. .. Visitors like climbing aboard golf carts. dnving around both projects. and seeing first-hand our unique onentauon to thl' I~- hok T1Jeras Creek golf course." explains Pat Whalen. salesagent for the La Tierra neighborhood. La Tierra. the Fieldstone Com- pany's ele~nt detached si ngle- family project, is nestled in the midst of four fairwa}s near the center of the ne\\ Ted Robinson- des1gned golf course which is schedule to open in the fal l. T he dn' ing range and pro shop ha,·e already opened. "Our golf cart tours arc a lot of fun for home shoppers. and give them z good idea of the carefree. golf-themed lifestyle that we offer," adds and) Conner, sales representative for Tierra Linda. Fie ld s t one's 1mpre!.S1\l' to"' nhome complex. which 1s also located adjacent to the golf rour e. At La Tierra. the Fieldstone Company is presenung three family-ori ented plans ranging from I, 763 to 2.207 square feet. Two-story homes arc arranged wi th ex pansive formal living and dining rooms. comfortable fam· 11} rooms with \.\Oodburning fire- places. three and four bedrooms. and up to three baths. pon entering our beaut1- LACUNA SUR LllXLJRY \'ILLAS As you pass through the gu arded gate at Laguna Sur, yo u enter a rare and priviledged world. Priceless ocean and valley views. Private recreation facilities. Luxury Villas of discriminating design . Dramatic home interiors that reflect your taste and your accomplishment. The perfect retreat from the rigors of a challenging world. Laguna Sur. Single-family attached view homes that arc beyond your expectation . Laguna Sur \'1ll.1s PnccJ From The SJOO <><><> ., Laguna Sur Occ.rn \'1t•w Villas Priced From 1 ht~ $400,000's Single F.1 mily t\tt.li: heJ I IJl(•f\ J 1th lfl .I m It• f• rm • 1 J I''" 1JOt1 I BROKER CO-OP PROGRAM fully f urn1shed models, visitors areimmed1ately impressed b) the ceramic-tiled entries. soaring ceilings. rounded drywall corners and window treatments. People are reall~ surprised to learn that the} can purchase such elega nt. spacious home w11h a golf-course loca11on at pnces starting from the mid-$200.000 to the lo" $300.000s." states Whalen. f h•UI lh• f"il\\ t,U-., \' '"' \ t" ..... \4 t\ ··~·'·· t • ,, , ,,.,. ft• •ft"'' fh1n ,,,•fu n t ~k 1fa;. hLu .. 1 flO\• Hl• "'ti1 r I I I\,., .• I~. \1 I· I t-.' n ... ,,,.,, La T1erra's kitchens inspire delicious family meals by featur- ing breakfast nooks, oak cabinets with under-cabinet fluorescent lighting. recessed ceiling lights. ceramu: t1lr counters. pristine white porcelain sinks and Whirl- pool appliances. Sumptuous oval tubs and full-width mirrors hung aboH~ Coraina pullman tops are among laVlsh bath appointments in all master suites. To fullfill a need on every home bu)cr'~ "wish list." F1eld- stonc has incorporated an un- usual amount of storage with generous pantries. coat and linen La Tierra Developer: The Fieldstone ('om- pan> Type of development: 1ngle- famil} home~. Price range: From mid - $200.000~ to low $300.000s. Number of floor plans: Three. Square footage: I. 763 to 2.207. Sales office phone: 589-8762. clo l't~ .\nd there·s plenty of room for kel·prng golf equipment 1n d1rl'Ct-arrl'ss t\\O and three car garages. T he Tierra Linda homes fea- 1 ture three soph1s11ca ted two- stol) plan~ ~1th ceramic tiled 1 entrn:s. sloping ceilings in II\ mg and ma tcr bedrooms. sk) lights (per plan). and man~ other arch11cctural treatments. "Tierra Linda appeals to first- 1 t1 me bu) l'rs. professional cou- ple'>. am.I empt) nestcrs alike," ( onncr reports. :·Bu)ers like the 1 idea of having a lo\\-maintcn- 1 ance res1dl·m·e \O that the> can ~pend more time o n the golf course·· The st) llsh to\.\ nhomes offer up to 1.777 quart' feet and arc I arranged \\1th t\\O and three Tierra Linda Developer: 1 he hcldstone ('om- pan ~. Type of development: To"nhoml'\. Price range: From the high $100.000s. Number of floor plans: Three. Square footage: I A 22 to I . 777. Sales office phone: 589-8463. tk'droom~ and up to three baths. Add1uonal amenities at Tierra Linda include fro nt yard land- scaping, rear fencing and patios "'1th concrete slabs. The spac1ou!> two-car garages feature direct access to the home and 17- foot dri' ewa} s. Maintenance corpo rations. linanc1all} supported b) all resi- dents. maintain recreation fac1li- t1cs and commo n areas. omc public fac il i11cs are funded by special lax assessments. Sales representative have more details. To v1s11 La Tierra, take the ~an Diego (405) or Santa Ana (5) Frcrway to the Mission Viejo area. Exit from 1-5 at Alicia Parkway and proceed inland. Turn left o n Marguerite Parkwa). then nght on Santa Marganta Parkway. From Santa Marganui Parkway, tum right on A venida Empresa, right o n A vcnida de la Banderas, and nght o n Antonio Parkway to the La Tierra salesofficc and furn1 hcd model homes. Offi ce hours are daily from I 0 a.m. 10 6 p.m. For further 1nfor- mauon about La Ticm. call S89·8762. Phone S89·8463 for more detail regarding Ticm Linda town homes. ' . .. SHOWCASE OF NEW HOMES/THURSDAY, AUG 23 ANO SATUAOAV, AUG 25, 1ll0 -11 l lw mcd1.1n pnu: 1.)I .l 11l'\\ dct.IL lil·d h1. )lllL' Ill ....,l llll h l )r .ll1~l· (1\Ulll\ h....,)))l)=)l)· ''\l'lltl l.11np1u) ,\\\,\Id\\ 11111111~ ... 111~k· L11111h 3h1.:dr11l1rn 21 .: h.11 h Ill 'Ilk'"' .lrl' ,1,·,ul.thlc lrnm ....,21L> 1...)L)l' lh.1t ..... ....,ll -Ll'-1t' k...,..., l1't11 h1.·1.I r1.hlll1 h1.)1l1L'"' ...,(,\1( ,\( l'tlh ') 2 )l). l)l )l' . \ nd ti 1L·...,1.· .111.: ... 1 u n 11 llh:_h ht'. II II rl u I h1. lll lt ·-.. 111 I ht· llh h( pt1.·...,1 ll.'.,ll 'll"' lll.1...,lt I pl.11111cd u'll1111llllll\ 111 thl· 1. nu1H' \ 1 .... 11, ,111 tlh ,l_k·I..., .ind .... cc hl1\\ much hc1ml' \('ll , 1· .... u 11 .1 I hxd :---.... -. in "nut h l )r.m~c ( l1UnC\ , Lunp1c1' ~l)l \Ullr . ,\\l'r,\\.!,L' hl111ll' h' ·' ·1 t• ' ; .. , I ·~1111 I '\1(lh I \ ... T·A·M·P ·l·C·O A T R AN CHO N IGUEL 11' \f, \•' ' I If I• 'I 4, Whats Become of Todays Sea Country. RANCI-1081 IIGUE L "-.11~1 . '·>:111l.1nd l.111•f"' • '" 11•1111""'11 ·I I•~ ..... • 11'"'"'''" '"' 11..t•• 1 1p111\l11,.1,,,.,; '' Olll•1C1;1W ·-·'· ..... .. ... ... • .. .. l a breeze alization of dream for buyers Borrowed space makes Islands homes affordable Open and briaht, featuring money and move in for less. hiab-volume ceifinp and a lal•nda Comprised of 117 two-story wealth of stunning custom de-patio homes, Islands offers a Many people dream of cool lian features, the two, three, and choice of four floor plans. rana- CO.l&al breezes, but think living four-bedroom homes of Island• Dnele9er: EPAC. ina in size from 1,362 to l,88S Sou aear the beach is impossible in arc all the more remarkable be-Type ol develapmnt: Detached square feet, with prices bcain- tbem California because of cause of their unique atrordabili· patio homes. nma at $219,990. Interiors olthc ~iab prices. But Kaufman and ty. Price raa1e: Starting at homes are distinguished by a llre..d can make the dream come The quality detached patio $2 191990. selection of sophisticated design lnae 1 and currently offers a homes, each surrounded by three NamMr of floor plus: Four. features, including libraries, gal- ch01ce of communities along the private yards, arc available for Squre footace: 1.362 to l ,88S. lerics, wood-bumina fireplaces, fabled south coast. These com-about what a condominium Sales office plaone: 362-0622. rounded wall corners, open stair- munities arc designed to appeal costs anywhere else in Orange cases with skylights, a nd to virtually every home shoppers County. spacious master retreats with tastes and needs. "Islands is a great example of and livins environments. walk-in closets. ~'<;alifornia Renaissance, Cali -the ·borrowed space' concept ' " Epitonuzing the relaxed, out-forrua Reflections and California explained Rick Doremus, p~i-doorU lifcs:hle so sought after Kitchens arc complete with Seab__.,.e are all very clo .. "" to dent of EPAC. .. h enables us to vo So Cal 'fi · "' ·1 built-in appliances, as well as the """" ~ b 11 fi ' ung u cm 1 omia iami -sunny breakfast nooks and either . ocea~, .. said Jeff Jameson, create omes on sma er lots or aes, at an cxtrordinary value for vice pres1dent of sales and mar-affordability, yet still provide all a detached home, Islands has a pass-through bar to the outside ketina for Kaufman and Broad's the privacy and seclusion of a met with overwhelming buyer or a dining counter. Southeast division. "And all detached home through the response, causing a sellout of the Throughout the homes, high these homes offer great values_ uni~ue use of the land and the first phase in just two weekends volume ceiling are used ex- owners get wonderful locations. archnectural design, such as win-and leading to an early opening tensively to enhance the overall lots of luxury amenities and in-dow plotting. of the second phase. feelings of openess and space. All novative designs, at prices below Located in the master-planned Adding further to the homes' homes also include front yard what you'd expect. Prices at community of Aliso Viejo, exceptional value. EPAC in-landscaping. a tw<rear garage California Renaissance and Cali-Islands was designed to offer troduced an array of special new with direct entry access and a fornia Reflections stan in the residents a retreat of quiet and low-interest rate financin' pro-downstairs powder room. low $200,000s, while prices at relaxation, Doremus said, away grams for Islands in Apnl, de- For further information. call California Seabreeze stan in the ,-T-;•:-h:lt~l=P~l•::--"=-::-m~o~d=--•~I =·-•_•_h_•_11_1_•_n-;d;;;:•='"=AJ=l•:o=V:l:•=~0=·======fi=ro=m=t=h=e=s=tr=e_ss_o_f_c....,v_e_ry::_da....::..::y_w_::_o~rk.:_.:s.::ign:~e.:d_:t~o-h~e:::.::l:p_:b~u~y~e~rs:_.:sa:.v~e:___::th:e::....:sa:l:es~o~ffi~1c~e~a~t ~3~6~2-~0~6'.:2_:2:_. _ low $300,000s." 1 f..<?cated i~ Aliso Viejo. Cali-FO R CENTU RIES fornta Renai ssance. a communi- ty of luxury townhomes wi th up to 1,904 square feet of li ving space. is especially appealing to young professional s. The com- munity's fl oor pl ans. include areas that can be used as offi ce or guest bedrooms as well as an entertai nment alcove perfect fo r audio-visual equipment. Resi- dents of Califo rnia Renai ssance wi ll also enjo~ the comm un11y's recreation area. which fea tures a fV\t\N Ht\S SO UC HT ~H E LTE R N EA R W1\T ER. Ncr r J\t\U CH HA.S C H t\N l~ ED. pool. spa and barbecue. The award-win ning Cal1forn1a Refl ections. also located in .\ltso Viejo, ofTes home shoppers single-famil) detached home with JUSt under 1.800 square feet of living space. Ranging in size from a t wo-stor ). th rec bedroom . ~' i-bath home "11h a lofl to a two-stor). four bedroom. 211-half bath home with fa m11\ room. these homes are ideal fo r growing fa mil il·~. I dum'.!/ thr ''"!7111al planr111tq pha.•r.• Cali fo rnia Seabreeze offers understated elegance tha t ap-11/ 'J:_a11d111S11nw ·'fa'!711nta . peals to e,·e0one from )OUng lz~1· to ltm•c 11 plaa to professional s and growing tamll-1 1es to retired couple~. Thi\ l'\-I clusl\e ga ted communtt\ in Costa Mesa combine~ the feel ot 1 the Europea n Ri\tt:ra "1th m- no"at1 \ e and flexible designs. The homes range from three to j fou r bedrooms. and .:?1 4 10 thrt.'l' baths. _ ..... w lil9iil. All three commun111es fcaturl' the outstanding amcn111es Kauf- man and Broad 1s known for. such as "oodbunng lircplan.·. superb master su11es. ex pans1' e vaulted ce ilings. fi nl· "h1tc- washed oak cabinl'lf) and up- graded kitchen appliances. -\d- ditionall). each of the homes in these commun1t1es comes \.\Ith fro nt ) ard landscaping. Ill•''"' 111111.' 'f, 1 It 'II lf'11J1/1llt' ll'frt/f l/llU t/t111k. .. 11/I In add1t1on. Kaufman and 8r'1ad rs current!) otTcnng a number of bu>er as<.,1\lance pro- grams at each communtt\ Buyer' "'ho purcha!>e a nl'V. I home before -\ug. I 5. I <}9() can take ad' antagc of th e com pan ) ·c; I no-cost dosing program. 1 n •1// 111 ,4'/10 1 l/4'11 .'/l't 11 l1ttlf lurt 1mder 11 11•11r111 u•rrk.1't11/ day which Kaufman and Broad pa's for all points. escro"' fees. 1u·k and appraisal fees. Bu)ers with homes to sell "'II appreciate 1he FAST (Free -\~s1stancc ~cll1ng Team) progra m. which connl•tt'> them with California\ large\! real estate sale S)Stcm. Special incent nc. such as landscaping I and dec9r packages. arr alo,o being o~red. and homt.• bu \l·r., can lake ad\ an tge Of belO\.\ mar-ket and VA financing a' allahlc /11A.t'/rt !/rt ·}{111 /111t'111·h 1111d r 1•m1 through Kaufman and A road 1 Mortgage Co. Home shoppers arc tn\ 1ted to visit all three commun111c\. which arc open from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. dail y. To reach Cal1forn1a Renaissance. lake the San Diego Freewa> (5) to Alicia Park\.\a\ Exit and travel west to Moult1)n I ·Parkway. T urn rig ht on Moulton and left on Glcn....,ood. folio" mg signs to the communtt}. For further inform ation on the com- munity. contact the sales infor- It , t/rt' k.tml 11/ pla111111~q that u•t•nt 11110 tfu enttrr ttnJ'11. ':t 11111111 U'lth mation center at 380-77 55 , anJ 011.,11tt'.'·'· •Jfo., at11u:htd from.ts. Home shoppers can reach Cali fo rnia Rcflec11ons by fo low- ing the directions to C'alt forn1a Renaissance to Mo ul to n Parkway. then turn ing left at Laguna Hill s Road. making another left on Cedarbrook Road and following signs to the community. For further in for- mation. please contact th e sales informauon center at 831-8306. T o reach Cal1fom 1a Seabreeze. take the 55 Freewa > south to Newport Boulevard. Exit and travel south on Newport Boulevard. Travel west on 18th Street and follow the signs to the community. 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Frances McOormand, Colin Friels and larT) Drake also star in the film. which was directed by Sam Ra1mi. 2. \I/ORK EXPERIENCE • Emilio Estevez and his brother Charlie Shttn star as a pair of garbaae men who stumble into a political scandal an "Men at Work." opening aJona the Orange Coast on Friday. Estevn WTotc and d1rttted the comedy/thriller. 3. COMEDY TONIGHT •The rollicking musical comedy "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum .. continues through Sunday at the Perfomung Arts Center, 600 Town Center Dr. in Costa Mesa. For ucket informauon. call 556-ARTS or 740-2000. 4. SLIM PICKIN' •Guitarist extraordinaire Larry Carlton will play the Coach House. 33157 Camino Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano, at 8 and 10:30 p.m. tonight. Tickets are $17.50. For res- ervations, call 496-8930. Concen hotline: 496-8927. 5. OH YOU KIDD • Harpoon Henry's an the Dana Point Marina presents Eddie K.Jdd lave Wednesday through Saturday until Sept. 2. 493-2933. 6. COOL COLE •Natalie Cole will be on stage at the Coach House. 33157 Camino Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano, an two performances. 8 and 10:30 p.m. Fnda~ Tickets are $19.50. For res- ervations. call 49(>..8930. Conccn hotli ne· 496-8927 7. NANCY WILSON • Par~ Place ends a sen'es of free concers w11h an appearance by Nanq .. :11son Saturday at 7.30 p.m. on the lawn area nc.-.t to the hclipad. Food anJ beverages ~111 be available for purcha~. conccngocrs are en- couraged to bnng a blanket or lawn chair. Park Place 1!> located at the corner of Michelson Dnve and Jam- boree Road. For mort' information. call 553-1 220. 8. LAGUNA COOL • C'Est la Vic Restaurant, 373 Pa- cific Coast Hiahway. Laguna ~ach. on the Main Beach. prescnt.s live JlZZ every Fnday bernnana at 8 p.m. featurina the Bil Nolte Duo. auitat, vocals and viola. Mark Turn- bull and Bob Hawkins. auitarists and vocalists on Saturdays be&in- ninJ at 8 p.m. No cover charae. 'Free perkina. 497-5 100. 9. JOHNNY LEE •Country si"Ff Johnny Lee will oerfonn two shows at the Crazy Horse Steak House, I 580 Brookhollow Drive, Santa Ana, at 7 and 10 .p.m. Monday niaht. For reservations and tickets. call 549.1s12. Roger Bloom 10. COMEDY CAFE • The Comedy Oub and Cafe, 49 S. Pinc Ave., Looa Beach, presents dinner and a comedy show at 8:30 p.m. weekdays; 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. This week throu&b Sunday, Billy Elmer. Chuck Fayne, Eric Dickey and starting Aug. 28, Jerry Dye, Vince Harper and Bob Cicone. (2 13) 437-5326. I 1. JOKERS WILD •Jokers Comedy Oub, 100 Plaza Alicantc, Garden Grove. Show time 9 p.m. and cover charge $10 Friday and Saturday eveninp. Headliner Van Gunter. Francbe San Pedro and others. For reservations. call 97 1-3000. 12. HAZELL NUT throuah Sunday. Sbowtimes an Fri- day at 8:30 and 10:30 p.m., Saturday at 8 and 10:30 p.m., and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. 8S4-S4SS. I J. LAFF RIOT •The Laff Stop, 2122 S.E. Bristol. Santa Ana. presents a ni&htly lineup of comediaM. For informataon and reservatioo1 call 852-8762. I 4. MASTERFUL •The Festival of the Arts and Pqtant of the Masten continues throuah Aua. 26 at Irvine Bowl Park and Festival Grounds, La&una Beach. Grounds: $2 Pqeant: S9-3S. Phone 494-1145. I 5. BY DESIGN •A special exhibit by Southern California painter Wayne Forte io the Conference Center Gallery of Desi&n Center South. 23811 Aliso Cree~ Road. Ste. 151, Laauna Niauel. The show runs throuah Sat· urday and is open to the pu&lic by appointment 643-2929. 16. PRINTS WITH A POINT •Pat Hazell plays the lmprov, 42S5 Campus Drive, Ste. 138. Irvine •The Newport Harbor Art Mu- seum, 850 San Oemente Drive, Newport Beach, is exhibiting "Com- mitted to Prine Social and Political Themes in RCCleot American Printed Art.. throuah Sept. 23. For 1nfor-1 7. LOOKS GOOD mation, call 759-1122. ON PAPER •The Lquna Art Museum. 307 Oiff Drive, Laauna Beach. as exhib1- tin& "Jay Defeo. WOf'b on Paper" throuah Oct. 7 and "Los Angelt's Modernists" throuah Sept. 16. For information. call 4~4-6S3 I. YOU'VE TRIED THE RE.ST --NOW TRY "THE. BE.ST " .. • " I 18. BEDTIME TH E ; •The 26th Annual Blldweiscr Cali- 1 foma Truck Jamboree will be held ,. ,a product exhibits and demon· AICBAR &JEFF' f !r°o":J,a!n~ef~~ac::=~Y[,_a;,· ; ~:~~:~n':.ve P~nd~ti:. v~~C:t~:I I.OW-BUDGET 800k tLUB i ~.no con~l.•nd~d&ncona con 19. HOMING IN STAY ON VOutl ''OE. OF ~aw ._ ..... 1.1. .. ....... , av ..... c I HATE ~'t'SE.Lf FC4l ......... ~ YOU ~~~·· -l\W "l'OU'QE NOt' "T\.\E SOS'S Or ME. \~i • .--... ,-..s~o ... ~~·" ..... 1. \,)WI\.£ 9Cl1.1 .. C .. INu 0"4 QA" AT THE SN--.C.te. ... ® .. .1 I ~ ..... °' -., D01'J ' T TOUCH ME [I] .,Ufll'f\Oa.1>\ ... I, ...,,,.J I t • Aif QUIT S1r10\f1rJG ~~ ......... Jt.l~t (>v~~•1-.. ... itT .... , ... ,.. 4.•"' ""Ci ~~~~ .. ~.~.ru. 1 wan. 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S•C. .. n vQE I t I ~---------···=~~~~ : -·-·--·-·· • The 36th annual Southern Cali forrua Home and Garden Sho~ con unucs at the Anaheim Convention Center tbrou&h Sunday with more than 1,000 displays all under onl" roof. Hours arc 2 to 10 p.m toda' and Fnday, 10 a.m. to 10 p m Saturday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Sunday. Admission is $6.50 fm adults, SJ for children 6 to 16 )Car' and chlldrcn under 6 are free. Senior discount Thursday onlyJ -$1 so on adm1ss1on pri~. 999-8900 20. WELL VERSED • Thrtt poets of Llauna Beach . Man:ia Cohee, Terry Kennedy and Mana Mitrovich. will read Saturda) at 8 p.m. at the Lquna Playbou~. There will be a book sipina follow- in& the radina and another on Sun· day from noon to 2 p.m. at the Fahrenheit 4S I book ttorc. S09 . Coast Hiahway. Both events art' SJ>Onsottd by the Lapna Poets. Tickets are S7 advance. Call 494-8J7S for more infonnataon. .......... ,. ... ,..,.,.. '41· -~--~,,., ...... ,,......., (;I Delly Pilot Weekend/ Thursday, Auguat 23, 1990 LepM: OC. Oran,e Counry. BT. black tic. BT -opt .. black ric oprional. pp, per person. TBA. to be arran1cd. CHARITY AND SPECIAL EVENTS 81'1-en Circle, Aug. 23. Pro- fessions and Finance Associates of City of Hope luncht'on hononng Pat Riley at In inc Mamon. Phone (213) 626-4611 • Pre-f"UNDSY Sampler Aug. 25. WESTMED at McClure res1~ncc. Sanua Ana. Phone 641-5580. • Vlt4tntudla1 Escrow ud Tu Deferred Eubia1ea. Aug. 27 at 7:30 p.m .. Cahfomia Assn. of Real Estate Investors at Hyat Regency Alic.ante. Garden Grove. Escrow/exchange ex- pcn explains how to defer taxes on sale of propel'\) Sl5 pp Phone' 493-87]7, • 'nomas F. Rllty TtrmlHI. Re-- cepeloa, Sept 7, 7-11 pm. at John Waync A1rpon BT SSO pp 8) 1n' 11At1on onh Contact Bea Dr LD Torrr. 755-11'1)6 • 'nomas F. RIJey Ttrmleal, P•blle DedlcaUon Day, ~pt 8. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. at John Wa~ne A1rpon Casual attire Free ront.Jct lk:i fX L1J Torre. 755-J636 8 C.IUonila Dreaming, ~pt at 8· 30 a.m.. Ciouth<'fn ( ount1n Chapter of Commun11~ '\')\11C1at11ln' Institute trade (air and lOn fcr<'nc~ .11 Radisson Plata Hotl.'I. In inr. Phone J8Q.7J60 •Sandcastle Conktl, ~pt. 8 at 11) am . Untt<'d Wa) or <X at Seal Beach. on th<' bci.c.:h nonh of th<' pier Phone' 740.6/·N 8 F•lflllln1 a•e Dream, Opening of Hoa& Cuctr Ct,n ltr, Sept. 8 at i p m • Sandp1pt'rs dinner dancc at th<.' Cancer Center. Ncwpon Beach S300 per couple BT Phone 760-54'17 • Flut•. ~pt . Pacific Chorale 1'.lumn1 Ciulld at Betwn r-N1denu~. N<'wpon beach Phone 5J!-J7~0 • P<'npttllvt1, Sept 9. Laguna \n Museum cocktail\ at the Aald"in·~ dinner\ with anist at \ anou~ 11."\I denct\ S 150 pp Phon<' .J9.J-n53 I • Splaabln' Down Bro•dway. ~pt ~ at ) pm . '\IDS ~f'IC<'S Foun· daoon of ()(', cod.tails and .. The Splash .. SSO pp and up Phnnc J 9 7-J lti8 • Optata1 C<'ltbrallon. $(pt '1 at I p.m .. Patt) and ut'orgc Hoag ( ,tnl er Center, Newpon Beach R} In' 1ta· tion onl) • Bare 8oeea, Satall Peel!, Sept I 0, OC Ph1lh:irmon1c "<>c1etv and Amencan Soc1et of lntenor rx-. s1gncrs/OC bcg,n "ork c;rn "naked" Oe5.1gn House in 'S;Jnta '\na. G<·nr· gian est.at<' opt'n$ for public tC'tur~ two month~ lat<'r ( ontact 4ngr/:J O'Mara. 760-15~: • Artl oa t~<' Grttn, Sept I 1 :u S· 30 p.m .. cocktail rcccp11on "lakt's1dc" at the 8(verly Hcntage Hot<'I. ( osta Mesa. S25 ~P 8) 1n,•11a11on onl~ Phone JjJ .• 4!.!.. • Cllampepe Bradt CrwlH, Sept IJ at 10:)0 a.m .. Museum Council of Newport Harbor An Musem aboard Isla MuJerts. Contact Mu- in~ 0 •1ixr. 759·1 J ll. • O.et111n9, Sept. 14. 7.9 p.m .. Philharmonic Soc:1cty open1n1 o( Irvine M<'d1c~I Cent« An Gallery. BEN}AMIN EPSTEIN'S San Juan Cap1mano. 496-213::). Through 'Jo,· I i · Elsie de Wolft Collection 1492. The F1m E:n- co u n t c r Aug 28-f"o , I., Irvin<'. Contact Jean Tandow k.\ 55J.l4ll. • ()peala1 of Wacerfront HUion, Sept. 14. H unt1n,1on Harbour Com- mittee of OC Philharmonic Soc1et) Contact Jean Tando14-sk.v. 553-242! • THte of Newport, Sept. 14-16 at Newpon C<'nter Fashion Island. Newpon ~ach. Sampling of food from 40 restaurants, kicks ofT NC\"· port Searest '90. ( onwcr D3n1C'llc Ck Palma. 557-5100 • Newporl Seafu l, Sept 1.i-2 l Newpon Harbor .\rea ( hambt·r of Commc-rce manne celebration rea- tu~s food and entena1nmen1 ~1Jt· 1ng. ballooning. nchng. lrnc fesll\al ,·olle) ball. surli ng. "ater polo. sand· castlc building. mor~ Phone 6-14-8!11 • Celebrlly Pro Am TeDDls Tour- umeot, Sept I~. Oh'<' ( re\I 1 rcJt· mcnt \enter at Par~ :'-Jc~ pon C 11n- t11rt &\er/I \C'srJnd,· """'-.J'l4.J'f C.tl. I I! . • Womea'1 Natlooal Golf Cham· piou~lp, Sept I 5. \1arch of Dim~' and Nest'e's at < 01a de ('313 Coun- t') Club ContJ,'t John HJJlJ 6)1-8700 • Soaab Coaaa R<'pertory Gala, St'pt 15 Cr>ntat r \1Jdc-ltne Porrrr. 95 -!6(1!. • Pu1ptttlvH, ~l't I ti La11una Art Mu:.cum coach nde, lum·h at Fnars <.'lub Bc'erl\ tl1lh and '1'i1t to '4.'ulptre.,., <. la1ft. Fal~en~t,·in·, ~IUUIO Ph.int• ,JIJ.J.(15 JI • Fasb1on . bo"'. \(-r I>-. < .u1hh of O<. J•c11urm1n~ \rt, l l'lltt'r at the (enter. ( mtJ ~lc\.a SW· "5 pp • Rtacb Oua Awards and Auction, Sept ~I at n 'O pm Ne\\· pon1 OS la ~le\a ' \!CA at four Seasons Hotel. Ne~pon Beal h S l2~ pp BT Phom· "'5.S-J /.14 • Ptra~('lives, l)cpt ~I Laguna .\n \fo~um d1nnt'r at Corona dd Mar re!>1dC'nu: '\~a~t'r I .\PO an- lht'ft \peualm Bill Martin Phom· 494-6.UI • Seaaoa ~nla1 Concert Rettp- tloa, Sept 2 I. CX Ph1lharmon1c Soc1et) at (enter Club. Costa Mc..a rollowin' concen at OC Performing Arts <. rntrr h' Ro) al Co n· ccngcbouw Or~ hc•;ira of Jo\m\tt'r- dam. Con wt t k <tn TanJ014~J. \ 55J-~4·.C 8 latertor Dttlp S~ow. ·pt ~I 2' :u the <X' Fa1rg.roun<h. (mu Me!Ml Phone 754-"'.169 • Pat14a. Power, Sept 22 9 am · noon at fhe Dun~. Newpon Beach free kayak and surf ski demon- stration. Phon<' 675-1115 • Ceekle S.far1, Sept 22 at 11 a.m . Fnendt of thc Santa Ana Zoo da) of coolnc:s, animals and cntcnainment at the 100. A1cs }· 12. S.16 pp. lC I l and up. SS OP C-on11er Tt'nl McEfee . .J97-08l I • Blrtll1day Ctlebrallon, ~pt. :!2. 6-30-1o·30 p m ('entrr for pintual Dcvclopmt'nt dinner auc11un al the CC'nter in Orange. Phont• 7JJ.J / .,~ • Wlaema1itr DIDDtr, Sept 2) at • p.m . (a)mus Vineyards at T m~\ Rea1auran1. Corona dcl \1ar Phon,· 671-IWIO • Oowdtr Cook-Off. \<'pt 2 '\ at I I am Lido Isle Woman·s cluh at '1J Lido Pla1a. '.'.cwpon Beach Photrt· 6 ".1-:61. • Ptrtpee alvts, Sept 21 l.agun.1 .\rt \1 u~um .. ummer ~up~r al Fresco .. Phtlnc '53-:4!! •Golf Touniamtal, ~pt ~4 HcJ r1 of Jesus Retrt•at C°<'nll'r at < nto dt' C'a1a S250 pp Ph1)nr tihJ\.IJ-~11 8 wa &lit ~taste Cootlnat \c.-pt ~J at q :i.m ()(. Philharmon1l \<x 1et' women·~ comm1ttC'c~ Ofll'Oldt 1on and ( on11nudnce F-und "ll l Mf at Four \t'a~ons Hotel. "e" pnrt llo 1 h Cont:Jct Jean TJndtH~SJ.\ '' • ·" • N<'•port Harbor Hollda) Aur1100, Sept ~5 at ~ 10 pm I n1ted Cerebral Pals' .\!>"' ot c 'li .11 l r Mcr1d1cn Hotel, ;\l·~ pon Beal h Phunc-~' ~-5/t)(I •Wimble-don Wu a Cbamy Ttnnls Touniameat, ')cpt 2Y-3t1 and ( k I 6-"' l h.mot < hJmp1on~ tx-nrtit IM Nauon.il I ou11dJ11on 111 \.\ hl'C'il hair 1 C'nnl\ JI John \\ ;n ne fcnn1' < lub "ie" pon &.i, h · Cont:h r < .irol Blam h;i1t.1 .'.l-'-X6CJ.' • lnvlaatlon•I Sandeasll<' ComJ)('tl· tloa, l'l't 111 at IO am . '\mt•man lnstatutt· ut .\rlh1te'(t\ at< ornna del Mar ~tall' Realh Phont• 55-·-1Jt1 •Tamara, \t'J't lll < 1oldcn Ha ton Club ill O< 1'hilharmon1l ~1c1' attend'> 1hcatcr performance B~ in· '1u111on onh < 1mlDl r /c:.10 7 .tn· d OIA!>i. \ \ ~ l .'.J:! • Pt npectlvH, ()\ t l l~gun;1 .\n Museum lund\ .11 < rn1t·1 Cluh C'osta '1l'\, ~ ilm on Jn 111 .:Jt1ntt nutn11on<1lh ,1111nll 'lll'.11' a r ' II\ cu!>s1on Phi ·' • Blllflsb Tait an, Ktle&'lt' 1'•1 -'· 7 Hoag I lo~r1tJI F uund.Hh" '· c luh at Ralboa Ra' c lul' Nt'"'l"111 lk.nh S2S pp Phnnc ~Nl-~<J /' • TeDDll Toaruamtnt. < )( 1 " r ' ',. rest Tre.itmC'nt <.enter<. Jt '1111'\J Linda Countn ( !uh < on1.1e I J 1 ... 1 FuBJmow. ~ • \41>99 • OC Skrtff1 vs. Flremee Ba ... ball Game. Oct 6, 0hvt Crt\t T rt"at ment Centers Conra,·r (ifl•td • Pt'trrson. 7 7 -4999. <'H I $0 • Vka.rtaa Fair, <Xt 6. In a m .J pm.. D1scovcr) Mu~um of <><. Booth~ and d1spla s f~tunna qmh· ma. \p1nn1na. w~vtng. w1ckc-rv.or .. aames. food . cntena1nmcn1. more Phone ~J()..()404 •FestdtlJ'Al'tt,Oct 6-7 YWC'i\of North OC and t ahfom1a '>late l · n1- ' ers1t\ at Fullerton '\n .\l11ance Street· Painting at ( l 'F camnus Contact &\er/.\ Glen. 7 / • .J.J c 8 Newport Bue ll Coneour s d'Elt&uce, <X.t 7 . .\TS< das~1c and 'intagc car ~how at ,..\ldnch Par~. l '( I (ad1llac "Ill be honored marque .\dull~ S 15. S I~ rn ad 'a nee l hlldrl.'n $8 S6 Phnnr "5o-099 I "' 8 Art Toor. ( nt 11 at X J <, J m ~t u~eum l ounc ll ul "'l''°'Pml Harbor \rt \1u~um Jllt'nd\ ..\n- ncnberg lmprc~"omsm and I au\I~ Landsca~ c\h1b111on' at Lo\ ..\n· gele\ ( ount\ \lu....:um ol \rt { t1n· l.Jll \,fJ\tnC (1J1bt•r. "~t>-11:: • Ptrsptttlves. <kt I~ Laguna .\n Mu~um 1>pt'n1nj\ ut RI.'\ re,taurant N<'\lopon (enter Fa\h1un l\lantl Phone .JV.J.(t' l / 8 Dinner wttb tbt Pointtr Sistt'r'i, Oct 11. n 311 p m -2 a m \t Jo\eph Hmp11al Jt .\nahe1m lltlton JnJ Tv"'Cr\ $'\UOpp BT <11nr.i.1 I":· borah \\ 11/tt -• 1. -' /J • Jamale'n M<' Daa<-e'.. Or t I i (\\Ill f 1hrt1\1\ C1u1 ld 11f(K .11 'l'\• port Bt'Jl:h \1 ,11111•11 /'h •n, 4' l/i. / N l • Kid 's taff t-;xpo. o, t I •-I J tam 1h rc~ouite ,ind ,·ntt'ftJ1nmrn1l''1·111 at .\nahcrm ~1ad1um \duh' ·S' 'ir pp l hildrC'n Si '11 Ph11n,· """ ,,,,f>.J •Golf To.rnamfat. < >.. t I ' .11 111 \( 1 a m . \l.11dt•1 1 , nt<'• , I ,1 llJ tional Tht•r,1r' 11 \lnJ \. , 1 11un tn Cluh < "" 1 \k..,1 ) l1 • • pp Pho11t• • i 1 ' ' " • Dluer wlU1 l .. d S•111 n. flu 01~0\ef\ \1 u....:un 'r .11 \\ t'\lln South C 'oast PIJLa l\IJ \h'-..i Phvn<' '40-il.J/l.J • Et'onomlc (hulook Confern«. ()(( I~ ex ( ham he r ,,r Ct,mrncr\(' v.11h 'Pl'J~t'r\ Ir.in < ( .1rlu .. u anJ hlhn I> Dunlap Jt D"nn land Hutt"! .\ndhe1m S 11111 pp Ph11n1· t'IJ.J.:IJ<J(l • Black uid Wbltt Ball. < )( t ~ll OhH ( rc-'t 1 reatnwnt < enter' < ·ontacr (1rrrt·ht•n P<'trr\cln __ .,_J yl)y • Pu1ptttlvu, <~t : I l.'1guna \t1 Muwum at Rel\\ rc\1dC'na I .1guna Beath Phone· .J IJ.J.fl n I • Don Baylor Wally Jo~('r Ctl· ('brth Golf CJaule. Oct ~2 < \Sii\ F1tHli~1' h1undat11,>n at Los < \l\l'IC'\ <. ountn Club. Buena Park C onro,·t \11\·had k e:imt•\ tJ 1.,;.1 1<11 •Bid For 8ad1elors. Oct ~ \ at n pm . March of Dime' 011 u \tri 1d1cn. Ne wport Bea h S~5-I l)(pp t'Ont1h'I Kan/) n .'-f<'mt at ti31 -S f~) 81cderme1er I I 5-1848 8 Galtrla CaphtraDO I 316!1 I Camino (ap1s1rano. San Juan Capistrano 661·1"'811 Through Sept 2 (", E. Mullan. Sept 8-0ct - Women of Gifted Hands -Prnn1 Anne Crou. Ra ,ens1a r Eh1at">t-th .\be)ta. Da"'n'..\ D. tlk~oman and Rne~oman • 1..a1 ... Ari Museum t '()"' ( l1f1 Dme. Laguna Beach 494-65'11 Through Ol.l ., Ja~ Defeo \\or ., on Paper Thro~gh Sept I ti i ll\ ..\ngC'les Modernists 'x-pt 2(.1-~4 .\n .\ucuon ~pt 21-0ct " ~leu1on\ from the Permanent ( olkc11nn MUSIC •Pacific )mpllony 8 }tJ pm J ' In 1ne \1cJdn\lo\ .\mph1thC'atrt 9"' '·I J()() ~pl I Espana ~pl I ' Tc ha 1 lt.o' .,._' ~Pl'l taculd r •Hoa Days and Cool !'lllgbts lrt'l lOn1.cn' I I '' J m -I pm JI f>Jrl Pl.11.t lr,1nt· ~'il-1 2211 .\ug ~.., ,-.'\11 pm 1 'JO\' \\ t!...on • OC Pbilbarmon11.' ·0('1rty. X I' .. 4 1 ()( Pcrlorm1nj!. \n' ( <'ntt•r t·i - Tu" n C ~nlcr Dn'c C 11\IJ \k'-1 -5:l =.s=: '<'r1 21 R''' ii 1 ., certg1.·bou" t >n hntrJ • OC Performing Art~ l tottr. ' pm at 61M1 To"l'I I \'nln l>t l'l' ( tl\IJ \k-..i • J t I .. • • \<.·pt : l I <.an tori (free .. unH n 11 Found<.'"' Hall i DANCE. THEATER , MU Sl..:AL THEATER •oc Performing Arts Ctnltr 1t>1• ru~n (enter On\e ( O\ld \k'-1 •411.211001 Thn•u~ .\ug :,., \ F unm Thing H,1pl')l'nt•d ,1n lhl· \\ J' II• 1h1.• Fmum · 'cpl 4.4 ''tdrh~ht £'pre.,, . ~·pt :'-JI' '-c~ 'l • ( II\ Ballet • Grov<' Ukttpear<' fHlh al 1 ~ "' t1 ,al -\mph11heJtr1.· C1nr1.kn t11 ,,. t>'t>-.,21 '1 \u~ ~1 -.cp1 :: Othello 8 Soaab Coast Repertor t 1 1' l' { '"'J \h-\a "~l -~82") Ma1nuag<': ~rt -.c\1 11 ··~tan and 'UfX'm1.1 n" ( 1Wr(!t' Ekrn.ird l\hav. Second ta1t. ~·rt =1-n .. 1 21 "P1 .. ~ l p '' \nthnn' Clar' oe FESTIVALS AND SPECTACLES 8 Sawdaat Fttah•I. Tltt M•it1(' of Art, thri.)u~h \ult ~~ 111 .1 m : acrl'' of an\ craft, nin1.e,\1un' .inti cntcnainmC'nt un Lluna t .1n,11n Road l..Jgu n.:i Beal h SJ l'P <.t'l\11.•r' S' pp l h1ldf\·n l ~ and unllC't ltt'\' Ph1.in<' ,JIJ.J. IO Ip • t't•tlval of Arh Hd Pa1tant of Ult Matlfrs, 1hwu~ .\ug ~b at Ir' 111e Bo"I l\Jrt.. .ind ft',11\dl {Jround~ Laguna fkal h c .round\ S2 pp Pqeant S~ l~ pp f'hc inr .J04-JIJ5 All-SUMMER FUN 8 Balke f'1aa Zea« da1 h ICI J m I<' 10 pm . t1°'3-0JO' r rm' \o\h('('I mcm-go-round. arndc-\. m1.1re • DttMylu4 d31h II a m to I a m ART 9QQ~4 t>5 "01~.. TnH '.. mu~1l'al re' UC' in f ant3" land Pan, ( .ra, 8 Cftter f•r I.lit Shl4r of Dfforal· par:.de firt·~or~~ n1Jhth \duh' lvtArt•t'l4Jl Cam1noC'ap1st..-n<>. $:! 0. l:h1ldrcn '11, S10 o OaJly Pilot Weekend/ Thursday. August 23. 1990 C3 Jugglers' lives are mostly up in the air By TERRI McGRAA 0.tlly l'llol '""'"__.,. .\s 1.1.c a1t kno1.1.. Juggling a c.irerr a famil ~ .11 pa)ment\. housl· Jl:l)· mi:nl5.. I .ll' league and P'J \ " i:nough r1.tl..l' ~our head spin Hur Ir) 111.i ... cin. howling hull' .111d t1.1ming luh~. <>"en ~lur\C of 1:.1 foro and Jon \\ l'l' 111 U\tl!1, U1lkUt\Ch 1..nO\\n as I ti,· Pa•. 11g h int•. lrn:rall) Ju~Jr for J It\ 1 ~ ~ -~umt•IJmt·.-. .11 D1\-1w~ IJnl · \omcumc\ at p11,a1e ur ,urpu1. 1 • tunc11un'>. sonwtimn at 1uggltt1,4 • on H~n11on\. \\ ht:rl' 1hc~ unnl' .1 .,,, "'1th a1.1.anh and mt·dals. hut J1v..1\\ tor lht !>:lrnc H'J\un thn lo' t· dotng 11 and people lo. c watch·- 1ng lht·m .. The best pan ahout our JOb ,., get11ng con.-.tant po5.tll\l' ll'edbatk.'. \\ l'C ~1d after a pcrformanct at the Laguna Ekalh ~a1.1.dus1 Fc..'sllval. .\nd 1.1.h > shouldn't the)" Their talent 15. appart•nt from the moment thl' '\ho"' '>tan ... and 1he) onl~ mt''>'> up un purpo~e. ··1 don't think the\ no11ced." ..aid \.\'ce 1.1. hen he.' dropjx:d one of the sc' t'n club~ he and Morc;c pa~sed ba,·i... and forth "The m1ss1ng club leaves a gap 1n the pallern .. Mor~ npla111ed ~o the~ Juggled the "1n\1S1ble" club along 1.1.11h the other six. Joking. "Wenner drop th1<o one." When the gap ,a me around, \\. ee p1ckt"d up the duh and thrt'"' 11 back tnto S)nch 1.1.11hou1 a h1tlh ll's hard to \3) '-'h1lh '" mort· ama11ng. the 1uggltng or thr tasual. o fT-hand wa) the) chat and JOl..t• v.tth the aud1ent·e 1.1.hlle tmsing club~ to each other ..\nd that"' JU~t .. th<.' flai.h) \luff." Back by popular demand! 8 PerformancMOnty! "It's a kick." j\ , T lCkPIS at T ,..,e CPntPr l:3 r1 • Olhc.e or CHARGE BY PHONE 714/740·2000 213/480-3232 .... P.ERfoRMING .. ~ A RTS (ENTE R f't I iN61 t "~ J t ,., Inf~ (714) S56 ARTS TICltM& Sit.MS which 1~ reall~ nothing compared to "the gnarl) ~tuff .. T hey recruited an unv.1tt1ng voluntl'<.'r named Cheryl h.l stand between them while they v.h1ned a few harmless badm1tton raquet~ around her Al tht· last minute. the\ e).changed the raqueh for what looked hke a mean set of G1nsu l..nl\ es. Her embarassed smile fro1c 1.1. hen the) reassured her. .. Don ·1 1.1.om . this has 1.1.orked C' er'\ 11me 1.1.e·\l. \crn 11 done·· · :--;eedlcss to SU). the aud1cnt:l' )O\ed ti. But their big finale. name JUgghng on the "rolla-bolla of death" got the most "oooh\" and "aaahs·· of all Wee stood perched on Morst··s shoulders 1.1. h1le Morse stood pre- canousl) balanced on a m1n1ature teeter tottl·r. Then a willing volu n- teer helped light six gasoline-soaked clubs and they Juggled three clubs each These professional ;ugglers share .:W )ear1. of l'xpcnencc and their cxpcn1sc has earned them acclaim and populartt). The)'vc been work- 1 ng together stnce 1986. when the) met at an I nternattonal Juggler''> Assoc1a11on (IJA) Festival Most rc- C-1'lll). the IJA awarded Wee and Morse seven gold medals al its an- nual festival. held at UCLA last month. They secured a world record umc of J·57 1n the four man "Joggl· 1ng" rela), an event where com- pe titors run whtle JUggltng thrcl.' or fi' c balls (depending on the length of the rela) ). Morse curr~ntly holds the "Gutness Book of World Re- cords" 111le for the both I 00-meter and 400-meter ios,gilng l'alegones. Thq· spent Apnl in Osaka. Japan. on an all-expcn!>e-pa1d lnp to ['po '90. "Mostl~ v.e performed to musit.'. said Wc.."e. refcmng to the language barrier ... But sometimes 1.1.l' had a tran~lator 1.1. nte nut tht' rou- tine phonetically and we memonLC'd 11. We didn't know 1f the) were laughtng because 1t wa\ funn) or bccaus<' we had made a mistake." During an August engagement at the Hamosa Beach Corned)' and Magic Club. a 1<1kn1 scout from ··The Tonight ~hov. .. caught their act and to\ 1ted them to appear on the program. The~ ·,e alrcad\ tx•t•n to a rehear~) and hope to go on the air lOntght ur Aug. 24 "We never realized ho1.1. strut'- turcd the sho1.1. rcall) 1s:· com- ml'ntcd Morse. Each bit has to be pre-apprO\Cd and placed 1n carrful order. Whtie.' lhts proccs'> some1.1. hat hmm spontancll). both are thnllcd 1.1. tth the opportun1t) to be scl'n na11onw1de. Future plans include prrform111g at rl'na1ssance fest I\ als 111 M1nne~ta and Colorado. November will find them sailing the Canbbcan ~htle the) 1.1.ork for the Norwegian Crut~ L111c. "We have the perfect JOb," the> explarned. In what other line ol work can a person travel the world. not knowing where the next few months will take them., But tl wasn't al~ays this wa) "I completel} expected to ha\e a n1nc-10-five office JOb when I first started collegt'." declared Wee. who holds a B.A. 111 economics. "But this 1s much better:· piped m Morse. who graduated with a degree 1n ps)cholog). Making their hobby into a full -11mc1ob Hasn't been eas). though. When not perform111g. the> spend most of their time making tontacts and prepanng promouonal matl'nal -a costl) effort, but ~ell '-'urth the result,. When Wee and Morse \tand back- to-l:lad. ~h1lc pa~s1ng Sc:"ven cluhs. fl'le•se Sff JUGGLERS/P•ge SJ When you buy o n e entree o r m e al. you 9et another one of equal or les~er value for 50 % off the menu price . Choose from: • ALA CARTE MENU • DAILY BUFFET LUNCH SUNOA Y 'H<UNCH • COMPLETE DINNERS Valid with this ad ~un .-Thu r .. o nly . Good thro 9 -9 -90. Not valid with any o thf'r p r o m o tio n . DAILY BUFFET LUNCH -. B [LL y DANCING! Ov1>1 20 hot If, cold , • .,,,.,,... "how Tim e .. : s795 w.,c1 &Thur... ~~ f>,., .,,.""" l.v.-ning.. ·, lbl ( hulMV\ J •mou• J 4nd1wm ( h11 ~. • '(' \'r!lf'l•ri.n ~ """"' HH" 1'1IAf rlh•• , · 7 · 4 5 & 8: 4 S R eservation .. 714-752-5200 • Rov~i~'KHvsER Cuisine of lnd1tt IOOO Bristol t Nor~h (.tt J.tmbort'v) N"wpo rt 8 vMh <'4 Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, August 23, 1990 Jon Wee (left' •nd Owen Morse •r• The P•Hlnt Zone, jugglers ••tr•ordln•lre who •r• performing •t the 1 S•wdu1t '•ltlv•I. Fri · Set • Sun W•"., I.nice 'Children under 18 accomp1n1ed by parents L1m1t 2 ch1IOren per adult Oller enos I 1 ·3<>-90 Not valid w1u1 en~ other offer run nt~tt1VAllUN~(f14l 772 -7710 AL HO"l", Fi~O M TMl MAIN l N TH AN< f l•J [."·,~it Yl ANO JUGGl:ERS ''°'"' ... one has 10 wonder. "How do they do that? .. Yet, neither has had a .. for- mal" JU&&hng education. 1t«, a natu- ral talent, perfected wath hours of prac1ce But thne as hope for those v.ho consider themsdves ''ho peless- 1) uncoordinated.'. AccordinR to Jahnathan Whitfield. founder of ( altfomaa Juggling. ·· .\n)onc can learn to Juggle. II"; an an1st1c spon. a great deal o f fun for all ages .. !)1nce 1983. Whitfield ha'i otft•red a Juggling workshop through Orange Coast College. In the summer of 198.S... he founded California Jugging. a "clearing ho us.e of information on where to t.ike classes. get equipment and find information on con,cn- taons and festivals.'' Cahfomta Jugghng as cducat1onal- ly o nentcd and olTel"\ assembl~ workshops. park and rttrtat1on pro- grams, labrar) presentations and co- ordinates sales of mail-order Jugghng equipment Corporations like Beatncc Hunt Wesson ha'c enlisted Wh11ticld'r, help v. ath stress reduction seminars fn a meeting designed 10 encourage laughter. pla) and stress reduction. Steve .\lien Jr taught cxecut1,cs bow 10 Juggle nylon scarves. Then Whitfield stepped an ano taugh e'e11one to Juggle balls. Each ··stu- dent · v.as presented with a "juggling kat" which included five -balls labeled with their pnmary JOb con- cerns and a tra:, to keep them an. .. Our workshops arr guaranteed 100 percent. You w1ll learn how lo JUule ... declared Whitfield. Anyone ..cckang more 1nformat1on about jug- gling (and Wh11ticld also provides un1 qchng cla'i'ies. for anyone interested) can wTite to him at: Cali- fornia Juggling. P.O. Box 15845, Santa Ana. CA 92705, or phone 541 - JL'GL. COME STROLL IN THE GARDEN THIS SUMMER AND SEE WHAT'S NEW S1c1lton F1v1 t Solod • 16811 Beo(h Blvd . Huntington Beach • 11171 E 183rd St (a cross from the Cerri tos Moll) • Brea Moll Woy, across from the Moy Company eMfhenta '--1~~~~ t'l't: GHt:t:h c·11s1,•· ~·1 t-.J1111"'' \ rnu .. e th11•1111•1 .. rK• '" < \ •.' .. 1<1 ...-~~~ • /11 I /11 \/.11 I Id I 1/l 1 " ( 1•/111 . • ... TEI. I -1.i I X flH15 ti\ HES El< \'A rlO:'I:~ tU.l'O\l!\U. 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Delaney 's o wn ( f'C'am<:'d ~pinach ;"'cl Chn1cc n('iafacJ or Delaney's F1mous Clam Chowder Fresh Fish Lunch Specials • F r esh Ha libut • F resh Sw ordfish • F r esh Ma h i M ah i • Fresh Se a Aass 7 DAY8 A WEEK c• OalJ)' Pilot W.eel(endl Thursdqy, t\1,1gu$t 23. 1990 Intermission 'God' 'Godot' , .....__.-- come to Coast Orange Coast College is doing double duty this WC'Ckend with Samuel Bccken's modem classic "Wai11ng for Godot" and an all- maunee production of Woody Allen's comedy "God" on the boards, while Anaheim's Illusion theater group mounts the world premiere of a new play entitled ··1 Want II Wednesday." "Godot" is being presented this weekend and next in OCC's 1nt1matc Studio Theater under tht" d1rec11on of Glendele Wa). Kelly Flynn. Ru~ll Quinn, Gil Fuhrer. Mark Co)an and Julie Ackt'rman com- pnse the cast and performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Fnda)s and Saturdays through Sept. I. Eric Person 1s directing "God.'' which bounces back and forth 1n ume from ancu~nt Athens to the present da) and cont.ams a number of fam1har pcopk -both rul and ficuonal -including Stanley Kowakki. Groucho Ma~ and play- wn&ht Allen himself. lhe larae cast includes Scott Aukerman. B.J. Porter. Karl Person. Scott Mackun. John Ranieri, Russell Dunn. Angela Sanders. Adam Martin and Shan Heatherly. Performances will be given at 4 p.m. Saturday. Sunday and next Fnday through Sunday in the Fine Ans Amphitheater between the col- lege's fine ans and art bu1ld10f5. CaJI 432-5880 for taclcet 1nforma11on on both OCC productions. "I Want It WednCM!ay" 1s local playwnght Lew Riley's latest t'fTort. a satire on the television industry. It follows the phght of a producer searching for the nght actress to star in a new m1n1senes. Tom Titus Center. 660 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa (740-2000). toni&ht and Fnday at 8 p.m .. Saturday and Sun- day at 2 and 8 p.m. •"The Bad Seed" at the Irvine Community Theater 1n Turtk Rock Community Park, TurtJe Rock Dnve at Sunnyh11l Lane. Irvine (857-5496). Fnday and Saturday at 8 p.m. •"As You L1kc It" at the Grove Shakespeare Fesuvat, 12852 Main St .. Garden Grove (636-7213), to- ni&.ht throuJh Saturday at 8:30 p.m. II "The Pied Piper·· by the Ameri- ca! Ch1ldttn's Theater at the Anaheim Culturai Center. 931 N. Harbor Blvd .. Anaheim (544-7124), Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m. Meanwhile. these other pro- ductions conti nue their engagements on Oranat County suces: •"Loot" at the Newport Theater Ans Center. 2501 ChfT Drive. New- port Beach (63 1-0288), Thursdays throuah Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sun- days at 2:30 p.m. until Sept. 2. • "PS}cho Beach Party" at the Way Off Broadway Playhouse. 1058 E. First St.. Santa Ana (547-8997). Fnda)s and Saturda)'S at 8 p.ni 1hrough Sept. 15 w1th a closing matinee at 2:30 p.m. Sept. 16. 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They arc: •"A Funny Thing Ha~ned on the Wa) to the Forum" 31 the Orange Count> Performing A.rts CALIFORNIA DINING AT ITS FIN EST! ,,... ................. ... ...... 1....,. .. ... ..... -= ... , ., ... , 1-4 ... ,,... ....... . NEWPORT BEACH 7141U_. S7 FASHION ISLAND ~ ...... --. Fndays and Saturdays at 8 p.m throuah Sept. 1. •"The Music Man" at the Buena Park Civtc Theater. 81 SO Knott ve .. Buena Parle (821-1394). Fnda)s and Saturda~s at 8 pm through Sept I I I ).~ Th l' da''·' hr>:111 e11 ""'"'"" lJ Ill t hl' Ill).! '11' hcg i 11 m N 11w ·, OtH'n 9 p 111 /fl 1 a.r. 3388 Via Udo, Nowport Beach 114n23 osoo ~41NfUE ~~,:::;:::~~=::t,,,:::;:::~~~ ~~~~,~-"1 \" MDOl6HlS rROM 9:30 rt_,RS Al.IC 13 r~ Al.IC 2~ SAi Al.IC 2~ SUN Al.IC 26 Q Al.IC 27 fl.l(S AOC 28 Wf.0 Al.IC 29 frid'J & S1twuy ffOlll lO·oorM S-.1.,... 4:00 ~ ~ WAHJ.A ........... YO IAllS CUWLlll OllSMMIS WAllU ...... llAPPYll09 • 1, .•. ~ PllCI . ........ TACOMSDAY WllSSIU 2332 W. Coast ttchway fE~T 8(.ACH • 631-1220 HAPPY HOUR Specials at ll ,,,., /; (rJ1f 1?11/lt fj~~~ .1 Sushi • Steak • Seafood • '12" Trlpte Combina tion Chicken Teriyakt, Shrimp Tempura. Fried Oysters end Moret ALL YOU CAN EAT SUSMI Deity Piiot w.kendl Thurlday. August 23, 1990 CT Everybody's a critic 'Wild at Heart': Good, bad and ugly Laurie J. Perkins Student El Toro In ··Wild at I k Jn." :-.irhola!> ( agl· 1 ,1,1)\ an 1m111a1un· haralle• calll'd '>Jilor "h "'l' lcm(k'.r Jnd lad. of \\1-.dum rl'\Ull 1n h1' fl'l"el\lflg 1\\\1 fJ ll H'lllcnrn \\hen hi.'"• out \If JJil and ''1th hi\ hl\rr I ula 1 L aurJ I lkrnl lhl·1r ph,'>1- __ __j J .al intimal\ kJJ\ 111 lhl' l••n,qll111n JnJ h1nh 111 Jll ilk~1t1lllJt.' duld I ul a·, m11thn [ l ollll' I ,1 ldl I' nh\l'~\l'J \\Ith I.. 'l'P• J.., I ul.1 and ..... 11'ur .1p.1rt I h1• 1ll11tlh'I l'' •II ,Jltl'fllJlt' 111 h,1\ l \ 11l11r ...... , \l'\ l'fdl hll.Hfl' dlJl,ll ll°r\ Ill tfll, t 1111 \ll'lll 111 dditthl in IX'l\l'l'lt\ \I Ill\ llf till \\llll'\ ln\PJ\l· ,thU\l' Ir itll' 111 iii.·,, th, '1t11111l dll'' In ,Jth•thl'I [ ul,1 I\ \l.'\U~llJ\ ..lhU\l'J b\ 11, 1ht" f \\ ii k t11 Da It Jl') .1 man h m·d h' l ula ' m11tlll'r t<• ~l'I ml of "'ailnr l hl' \lltknll' 111 lhl\ nHl\ll' I\ llrJph1, In t•nt: 'huotuut 'K.'gmenl\ 111 a man·, \lautthtl'rcd .,J...ull and 'flinl ..Ill' \Jl..1pult,·J into lhl' air In thc 'Wme \ll'lll a t..lng \\JIJ..., a"a' "llh J d1\nwmhcrl·d hand from one 11 lhl' bloliJ\ \ ll llnl\ \lul h 111 till' d1Jlll(tUl' t'l\.'l\\\'l'n l ulJ .ind \.11 lor t\ tnlr .\ntl prolani- t\ ".11 111JJ11r 1hruughou1 the \ton I 1~ 1, 'l' lhl· \IP\\ I \11111on P1l · lll'l ''")l.1a11on ol \ml'rl\J) maJ, J m"lJM' alh•''lng '" 1ld at Hc.>an · lo I~ ''""1,,·J '"'h Jn I< rating I "'"h II ' •ulJ hJ ' l ht·l·n rd\'J\l'd ,l'> Jll \ · 1.11.·d "' ,1n 11nr,11nl mt" tl' It wu -.n· lhl\ film. \'ou'll Ix .. uhJl'lll'll '" pn' er'>l' d1.ilogue and J '" 111n In addition 10 thl· Jlfl \ 11111\1\ llll'llllOnl'd 30U '>I\(' \l'l:!- llh'lll\ .11u II .11\11 ht· l'\po\l'd 10 lhe rcgurl!llJll·d nil'""'' from I ula and hu n1111h,·r \nt..I \ou'll hear rt.'- 1x·atnl ll'kll'llll'' 111 .t loul 'ml'll 1n \ailt>r .11111 I ula ·, r1111m I hupc '"U don't flJ \ lo '>l't' "Wild JI 11 l'iH t • . fh pa"1n~ un going if 10 \l'l' lhl\ lllO\ h.' \OU Oll~hl hrJp ~nt..I a li nJnl 1al nll'\\Jgc to lloll )- "'OOl.l ' proJ uccrs lhc11 this form or lrcc C\prcss1on ts nol c1ppt'ahng Beverly Reilly Tucber Huntlllgton Bear b .\t the nsk ol \11uoJ111~ 1111,· ··v.11u .11 I k an· '" not Im th,· lain t "' ll'Jn It 1~ lull 111 • It t I l' JI l l' \ l \ ·rnd1l\ .ind ~or,· I hat h1h hl.'l"'Tn .111 I< ra11n~ ,1nd .rn \ h ,t ' 11 l' \ \' r '>l'cmnl '" dim Da\ld l\ndi tl'll\ a \lor) ol murdn and fll'r· 'Cr\1on O) a'wmhhng .111 thl· '>lrange. d1dhohcal d1JraUef\ he ha\ "' l'f sccn or 1hough1 about and a~'>rgn1ng them role' 1n th!\ film II opens "'1th Ntchola' Cage as 4ia1lor bca11ng an attacker 10 death 1n front or a crowd that 1ncludl'\ Laura Drrn as Lula. his g1rlfncnd. and Diane Ladd as Manella. Lula'<; mother You can be a critic, too Tired of no one hsten1ng to your pronouncements on the latest movie rrlcascs'! Then sign up 10 rc~1cw movies for our "Evel)bod) \ a < n11c" feature. That's nght, for eight wech you 100 can go to sec the best (and sometimes worst) of 1hc new filmc :..) they open along the Oran&t ( oast nd when the Cicnl· c;,)~cl' .ind ~al)' Frankhns I'' e their op1111t1rt\ you can 100 Guest rt"Vtewe~ will be t1'krd to ~ one mo' 1c and write a 'hon review of about 150 words l.'nch wt:ek. for c1gh1 conscl ut1H' "l'elo..~ The oaur Pllol "111 (la) tor guc\I rr' I( ""r~ thl·atcr :iiJm1\\ton lu~l \\llll' 10 The Dally Piiot, l'O lk>' 1560. c <ma l\k..a. < •\ 'l'ltin attn Wcckl·nd '('nt1<' or 1 ,111 M2-4 32 I. l'~tl'm1on '1> 7 ca Dally Pilot Weekend/ Thursday, August 23, 1990 "hen he {:t't'I 11u1 ut prt\nn. hl Jnd I ulJ ta~l' off on J 10\ltdl· trnm .. , Jfll' I e.ir \'In\\'" her~· hct~n·n '-111 th Jnd \outh ( ar11hnJ · 1hrou11h 'l'" < >rlt•Jn'> 11110 H1g I una T t'\d\ < Jg\' pl..1) ~ h1' l h 1\-h~l· charat tcr "llh J llJl\11\' that 1~ almost tnu1h- 111g mouthing 'IUth rih ra'>I.'\ a~. ··~h \llJi.,l',J..in Jdl ~t'l ,., a '~ mbol of m~ 1ndl\1duaht) and hl'hc.>f 1n prrsonal lr1·cdom." and. "M> parents died uf .slrnhol ant.I tobarco relatt"d 111- nc\\l''·" J\ though he had )U\I thuull.ht thrm up h1m\l'lf l.krn·~ s1mplc-mindrd t haractcr 1~ c,. plained through Oa\hhaclo..'>. D1anr Ladt.I 1\ malignant a\ thr mother v.ho emhot..11e\ all the 1ra1ts o t the Wicked Witch ot thl' East from "Thl· "11.ard of ()7 " < .ige and Dem art' on a search for thl'ir hran~. 1nno- tencc, or ma) be a lo' c that endu~~ "ha1cver 11 is. thl' quest10n 1\. "Do they find 1t"" Willem Daf()(' a\ Bobh\ Peru bnnis nc~ meaning to the· "'ord~ dirt' immoral. and dl\\ulutl· Ju,t an11th,·r bnll1an1 1x·r1<1rmanH' 111 th1' cn'K·mhll o l hnlhant pntormantt'' \\ d\ lh1' an J\\art..I "inner JI th,· ( annl''> film f e\ll\JI lhl\ \l'iH t'I\.• rnu-.c ut the pa1orman'c' or "·I' 11 a "'Inner hc.·t..iu~ the JUdgl'\ ltkl' tn think that .\mencans Jrl' rrall\ hk1· the pro rlr L >nlh ha' put tugcthcr 111 ""ild .st lkart"" .\~ \upcrb J\ thl\ film t\ ''" ••nl· hJ1lll rl p1 ohahh "111 Ix· app1 euatcd b) onl) .1 11.'w on thr other Pahap' most aut..1 1ence' \hould wall for thl' pn \ ac) ot home and "1dc-o where some ~nes can be la!>t forwarded. and others put on pau~. time 11u1 for a deep hreath and a glJ"" ot "atcr Our ratings l f'f()t(f ••-.i ,I f"tOt,. Art Miller Salesman FoaacaJn Valley Palme D 'Or. m on dcmerc In what has to be thr grl'Jl'''I eumplc of French perfid) \lntc tlit sinking of the Rainbov. Warrior tli · Judges at the Cannes Film f l'\ll\ .ii this ~car bc'itowcd their h1[!hl''1 honor. thr ealmr D'Or. on f),I\ I•' L)n1h's "W ild JI lkan .. The prC'.SllgJOU'> a"ard aloni! ""'' l 'nd1'" filmograph' f1ndut1inr ··E1t•phan1 \tan·· "Blue \ clH't Jn,1 thr T\ '>CnC'i "T"1n Peak' ... 111 1 v.h1rh arc in"pin·J "ork\I (fl lt•I an air ot 1nten!tc l'Apcllat11111 .11 .: 'ipc'rulat1on 111 ad,.intr ot th,· I 11' \men('an rclc.i~· Aul h• ~all thl\ lllm J dl\Jl'I mcnt \\11uld hi.' like , •. II r • <.ht•mul'l\I J 1111\hap '\'.1J J' Hean" 1s a gn"s and h1dt"OU!> \1Jr 111 the fall' l1' th\ mo' 1c-go1ng pul•I" espenall\ tho~· •ll U!> who It.ii, dl'fc.>ndcd I \nch \ n~cn1m ~hit.' in "omet1rnl'' · heated l on' cr~a111111, !>lnl'c .. BIUl' \ d' l'l°'' I 118h n·lta't( Thert· 1s JUM 11<1 1.kfrnt..lin~ thr tra!>h~. ofTenme and thorough(\ b3d melange that b nth ha~ rnokrJ up thl\ 11mr Thi\ movie ha<, ab,olutl'h no d1'· nplinc nor creall' l' lix u' '' ni~I' and mottf, art' thrown in and 1htn abando ned "'111\ ·n1lh r herc JI< \(\ scene!> aplcnt) ·all n:impkteh gr:llu· 1tou' Thcrr arc "r 1rd t haradt:r\ galore. a I 'Ill h tradc.>mark out man' arc s1mph 1hal.' for thc1r \\O \Jkl' -tht.'\ do nothing to .s1.hJn,c lhl' pint. SUlh ;J\ ll I\ -Jl'ld lO('\ Jrl' .111 c1thrr e' 11 (k'.n l'r\C' \tup1t..I 11r '>Oml' comh1na11on ol 1h1· thn~l' II ' ba'i1t·all) J u\l Da' 1d l 'nch .,.,, 111~ "Look at mr'" 1n the m"'' adolcscl·nth otlt"n\I\ t" mannt'r Ill' l'OUld thin~ uf Oon't gi:t m1· "tunf_t I hJ'l' nothing again\t brJin\ \ptlhng lllll .f fratturcd \kUll\ 111\'\ CB\Onintt 1111 'um11. Incl\ of naJ,,,rd obese "01111·11 d.innng in thr night, or frcai.., 111 lhhnt.'t stocking\ -as long a" 1h1·1r 1\ \ome point to their 1ndu\111n .1 lilm. \ome tht•mc they pl:i) 1111•• \ome ..ct of 5) mhols the) rt•lall' '" ant.I rnhann· I here "'r rt' plC'nt' "' b1arre lharacters and \ttua1wn' 1n "Blue Vehct." for instant'e, but thn all referred back to the film's et•ntral theme. the) all prm 1ded i.omc 111 sight, ho"'e\t!r "'arpc:d. into ~hJt L> nch wu S3) ing in that min ... "Wild at Hean." ho"'e'rr. 1\ pt1rn1 le~\. fl 1s not a camp tnbutl' Ill rn.111 m O\ I(''> of the past r I IS nut W{1al comment. 11 1s l cna1nl) not an It 1\ a bad mo' 1c badl) con - CCJ\ ed. had I> "rlt· lt•n. badh acted (O{'CPI lor H rn (~.'.tn ~tantun olnll Willem l>af0<1 b<tllf) t!it('Ctl'd wh1d1 unh ,·mba1ras!>C' .ind .i~ mean' thn'>t' "ho par11c1p.1trd rrt 1' ll1<1~1ng. anti in~ult' thOS<' "hn ",1h h II Hut. he\ lhl'\ lent" 11 1n I r.in.i· Uncle Don 'F rankenhooker' only sew-sew It's a 101 A 'cry funny movie! A 11 1\t SA'c' Onr of the best films of the • Jr' 11·., great' .\ clas.sic' Just about , ll'l 11 Something for evcryonr in 'hl IJmil) • .\ triumph of the human 'I 111' .\ \tunning piece of work! ,.,rr) I hat hurl. ~·' rre atack of Garyfranklinaus. 'I uv.sa. OK back 10 abnormal. \\di, 1h1~ week's prize wasn't as l1>tip1d as "Rabid Grannies." Or as ""nng u "Hollywood Chainsaw I h>0 .. e~ ·· Or as disausung as "The f ,,,,, .\venger." Aut there was onr thing 11 was. It v.as f hcre r ht·rr on the marquee of the Port 1,,,.J1er (..cu-.c me. "Theatre"). btt- r ~n1""n for SArcen1ng comm1e-llb- '~. 'ubt11ftod foreign films to over· , ""!!. \fen~ v.annahes 11 .1 r11J' he. in an apparent attack 1~htenment. there·~ \omc hope ' 11 h 1f )Our local paper can pnnt u 11mn like 1h1\ there must bt a .11~d tor films 11._e the one )Our r , •111i· I nc '1ev.l·d last Fnda)' al .tn111ht I r.111k.cnhoo~e1 · ' '" I ain't ht-en t,1 tht' Port since 11'\ht ··r>as 80111 \\ h1ch though 1 ·" ha' c tx·cn \Ubtlllt'd wa~ at .1\1 Jl'!oul hcathl'11 kraut\ being \·d h~ 1hc C10<i·l~nnng Allie~ in \\ \\ II '"ml' of you may rrmrmtx-r an .t I.in Whitcomb song v. here tw •llf Jht1ut his dog who got in the "'\ 111 1hc laY.nmov.er ·1 m louJ.ing o'er. m) dead do~ ~1H t'I. "hom J'\e 0 1erlooked tx/O~ < 'n" .. ks o m1ssm1. the othC'r " •nc This b11 ofl) nc bnlhancc sct'ms to ,J,' bern the inspirauon for I rJn~rnhoo.,er ·· Our hero's girl- 1 'n<l gel\ cho-.ed doY.n b this · •nc:d-0ut la" nmov.er. finding 11 to ''I\ J pain 1n thC' &f3"" Her per- ' rrn Jnll' 1s a real cutup. but left me !tding rather l)mph ~•tty Mullen h•• th• tltl• role In .. ,r•nkenh ooker:· Sure. shr gOC'S all 10 p1rce~ But our hero. not "anting 10 pan<> com· pan) with her. rolll-cl\ a fev. Pa"' He's a pans-lime mad sc1enttst N)'uk N)uk Hr heads do" n to the hoo .. er ~•de of town looking for rnough pam to scv. his girlfriend back. together The high pomt of tht' classic ~11 l)f cmematograph) 1s "hen all thl·~ hooker' e\plc..ldt< aflcr tx·1ng fl·<l somr super-cr.ic~ b) our hero The girlfriend finall) gets somr leg~ to 'tand on But. ··t-ran~enhuoJ..er" bl.ired the hdl ouw1 me: l hJ1·~ all 1hc anahs1\ )OU Ol'Cd . 0 'OT \ c.oon ~Ki" " rr,1cv. of .. fhe f\Ufll<;t Ill" 1n The rimes dc'ICnb..·d 11 a'> "intellt'l·tualh 'lt1mu- la11ng ·· I gu11a re' 1ev. 1h1\ 'iuclt'r nc:\I "t·cl. Jnd m1ellec1ualh an,. thing I\ thl Jntllhl'\1'> of lhi'> here rnlumn A trite plot and mediocre acting in unfunny 'Business' By ROBERT DENERSTEIN \,,..,.., ..._.,. ......... ~ Odd-couple con01e1' arf a \tapir 01 \mencan movie \ ou knov. how 11 goc'i. A wildly 1rrcspons1ble but ttood·naturtd slob is contra\led wnh .in uptight fellow who can't shcJ his inh1b1t1ons. By the end or lht' \tOI). lht"~ characters have hrlpcd onl' Jnothcr "°" The wild au) du,. "1\t'f\ re pon)1b1hl\. thr upt1aJi1 guy l<'Jrn~ to be free J he latest mo..,1e to 1Tv..ork this nhauited formula 1s "T1km1 Care ut Rusmess.," a chched and overl) familiar entertainment that ~tar\ James B<'lush1 (as a JOVi•I conv1 t) Jnd C harlcs Grodin (as an ad man "hO\C' hfe is ruled by h1~ appoint· lllt'nt OOok). In what sctms like a de pcrntc .111 .... mp1 10 cnnch thr formutn. "nl<'r., Jill Ma1urs1'> and Jeffrey \hr.1m., add a bueball componrnt lklu\h1 play a convict who busts 11u1 of thr \l:\mmcr in order to ~ h" hcloved C h1c-a10 CuM fnC'e off agamst the Cahtomu1 Angel~ 1n the seventh gamr of 1he 1990 \\ orld Scne11. (C'lcarl). sports fans. thl\ one's a fantasy.) Not enough formula? Try this Thanks to a lost date book. Grodin and &lusht .rt able to try their hands at ano ther hacknc)ed Holl)· v.ood ploy: the u·ad1ng:placcs gam· b11 The crude &lusb1 finds h1m~lf kctp1n1 Grodm's Los AnJel~ bust· neu appomtments. pnn(·1pally with an 1mponant Japan~ exccuu'e (Mako). Mranwh1lc. a bettfl Grodin wande" around the Cit). frrqucntl) tumin& lo an old high-hoot cl#ssmate (Annr De · ho) for as- s1~tanec &lu~h1'<1 pcrf'ormann· a' a 1:ru'~ but lovabk cor thief brea._, no ne\I, lfOUnd. <\C, an O\erwhl'lmed l'A• ccuti"e. Grodin aii:-11n to)''> with a sen'lC of fru,tr:rnon nnd defeat Thc\C' arr role" both l'l<'tor'i ha't' pl3)Cd ~fore, which 1~ in .. t~p1nl' w11h the totall) dcnvut1H n:uurr ut the material. l>1 r«tor Arthur Hiller d~· n't bnng mu<:h to th1~ acncr.llh prt'dll t· able part:,-'l.,jl·11hl·r du thr \I.Omen characters L ur)n Lodl)n plJ\\ a SCA) blondl' v..hu talb in lo"e \I.1th &lush1 -lx'cau'lt' he·~ direct Ver- onica Ha mel portra)" Grodin"• v..1fe. a woman v.ho v.1~he' he v.ould spend morr 11ml· v.1th her Hector Ehzondo 1~ th<." prison's rul~ mongenn& v.arden I hc scnpl 1~ about as soph1'tt1 - catrd (ma)ht' k\s so) as thr a"t'ra&C "I loH Luc~·· ep1wdc. and thr pnson sccnl''> Jre san1111c.'d to the point of d1sbehef. For ~mt rca\tm. the con' all 1doh1e lklu,h1\ character and arc w1lhng rn \l.lgl· a c.1r1 J..r 1n order to hclP. him Ike 1ht• min1mum·\C\'Unt) tac1ht) .\lthouah there nrc ,1 couple of ll'cl> '14'Cnt'' Al \nnhe1m 1ad1um and rx-;ah 1) ,.in he amu\tn~. ·• t nl. inti Cnn· vi Bu\trlC\~" hai.n 1 got a frc,h 1dta 1n II\ ht•ad It \ not 111, J nno) 1n1 •" R11'4·annt' R.m <.ing,1ng the n.111onJI Jntht·m hut ,,., nnt "1U(h f\Jrlnll'I t'llhtr Movie listings Newport Beach llMaoA ~-10' l 9-""° ~>\ lSIO "'41 -·-,,_ I 9 ·-~· -WT Cl,..l:MA !(.() .,...,..,.,., c~"'•' °'""' & .. -0160 , ..,_ frG-111 11 t\ IO ~ I JO 10\0 ,,.._,_ .... , .. 1 4\, )() ',, .. 10 JO JftMT•e J•n t, t )() t t\ ''t \ ·--OS fl.LAND CINIMA 1 ,.,.. ,,.. IU.M ~f'wport c .. ,,.,., &"() f] 1' t T ....... C-•ef-•1111 11 IO I •\' 1 IS • JO I I 4S l 1111 -He..,_ !PG I IJ t l I 4 & 11 If ) A#-· ffl 11 JO 1 •S S I\ I IQ • 4\ • 11ta..-• fll I ) JO t A JO 10 •\ S Y-.. -H lf'G I lt II 0\ 1 ti S & JI) I •S 11 6 n.. 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"hat hnng'> nul mn,1 ol lhl· dtl"nll"k Jn older Cro\\d that !)ll l\'r'> IOU\ h JJl1\tng lo ~1:inJ l1lt;l"lhl·r-anJ-\hJ!..l· rod. and roll JJrh ing ··f hc' l<HTll' up h\·n· Im thr en1er- \J1nml·111 JnJ thl· J Jming:· m::magl·r ( hJJ \11 !..u\\'"' "11d ··11·., not J r""'lh l ru"J ul h..:a') dnnkers ·· I 1 \..: ha nc.h In ll'r.,rc.t ion and 1 hc H\ ll"' utkr J 'anl·J mu\1..:al ml· nu \\ h11 plJ" Jqx·nJ, on \\hat mght '"u lklldl' to 1.1!..l· in Thr \'1e ..... I n1..:r,l·\.11l1n kJturl·d V. rd nc'!lda' 1h111ugh \J1u1J.1 ) C' ..:n1ng) <;tarts oir \\llh "'1ng l"fJ tulll''> progre\\tng to 11111-,11-11IJ olJ1c.·, wp ·W and con- tl·mror Jn nw,1c. •J tcr in the.· e' c· ntng ··< )nt of 1h..: rra'luns the\ ·rt· so \Ulll''>'lul '' till") ·rl' rt·all) good at reading the: lnmJ :· "i1 1ko"sk1 said The th tn . J \tandard at 0 1.-.- nt·) land. pla)' \\ ha1 '>11ko"' \k1 term-; '"hlUl''>) m1.i..·· 1..unJa\ throup.h Tur'>· dJ\ l'\Cntng\ \.\hill' \1tkO\\\kl t''>ll mall'\ (i{) f'\'I· lt'nl ot thr c.ro\\J '' ~O or oil.Irr. lhl'' Mt' b\ nu mt•Jn\ a <,edentar. lot · ··rllrrr' J I H ol <.cnior c.'1111rn'i. but 1hu~: oldtr gU\\ MC thl' Olll''> thJt arc.• a .. king C\\·r.D<><h to dancr ·· ~1tkll\\\kl \Jld O nr good C\Jmpk "Ja1.k rol~n ul ( 0$1a Me'Ml J 'b·)t'aH1ld en&•· nel'r .\ rrgu la r at The \'tr\\. one retent Saturda) fuund him dancing "'tth ~veral womcn ranging frum little more than half ht'i age to some Box score Club: The Vi ew. Location: Q()() Newport Crnter DnH·. ;...il'\\ port Beach ( 10 thl· Mamou Hotel) Music formal: L IH' band' pl.I)· ing S\\ ing. top ~o. pop Wedne\· da) thro ugh Saturda\. blues' rod.. unda) through tul''>da) · Noise level: \.kd1um to loud Crowd age: J). 70. mo5tl~ prr- fl'ttreml'nt. Open: Eve!') night. 4 p m to 2 a.m Adml11lon: Nonr. Parkinf Free ~If-parking 1n the hotc . 'altda11on for free \a let parking a' a1lahk Dress: Casual. but no T-'>h1m or shon s Fnda\ and Saturd a' nights. · · Food: K11chen o pen late Three appetm:r~ a'atlable shnmp coc1a1ls. a Feast Platter and Bobolt crust p1u o. priced S<> LO $1 2. . Da.oce floor: Medium ~11ed. Quiel spots: Tables around the perimeter of the lo unge. e~ peciall~ at the entrance. lohb) area outside. Hot tlr.s: Spectacular <;unset '1stas. \\ heekha1r acce•m bl r. that ma) ha'c been his ~n1ors. 'T m "'a11111g for Big Band mum to come back rm into touch danc· ing.·· ~·d TolJ)<.'n . \\hO also IOSISI\ thr tango 1s much ~:1.1er than thl· la mbada Whtie a k " clubs 1n Orange Count) cater tu Big Band lo,ers. Tolpen prefer.> The View ·-r,c tnrd ·rm all o nce. but thl' peo ple there were too old. or I was too > oung. or something,·· hr said .\mong his dance panners that Dine In Our Romantic Cellar Reataurant Open For Lunch Mon-Fri 11 :3 0-2:30 • Daily Specials • Homestyle Cooking Dinner Served from 5:30 Monday -Saturday featuring: Sfeaks • Seafood • Cocktails "Sin ce J 962" IDS mine ,\ye. 646 79 .. ~ Coeta M•• • .. c;1e O .. ly Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, August 23, 1990 night were June Uatnes of Hunt- 1n~ton Harbor. her daughters V1ck1 Dixon and Donna Damon. and even Damon's daughter Jennifer Edge. Damon and Edge. visiting from West Covina. prefer The View to dubs with a mostly-)ounger crowd. "There's somcthinp. for all of us here." Dixon said. While there arc clubs popular w1th the colkgc-agc sci nearer to home, Damon points o ut ... It's all mtn1- sk1rt~ and ~ou're glued 1010 your clothes W e don't need 10 have that lond of compet111o n." o.., Nee,...... ., .,._ _ .. "I \\ 1sh the dance floor was big· ger:· lamented Gaines, and avid touch dancer. "It"s ver) social and safe. You set a \'hancc to kno"' peo ple,'' shr said. .. .\nd 11·~ great cxrrc1sc." COlllfortable •••ting. ltv• music, • d•nc• ftoor •nd • spectacular vista of tfl• Or•nee Coast t11911119ttt Th• View •top the M•rlott Hotel In Newport Center. Gatnl'S esche"'s rock and roll d ubs becau~ she prefers touch dancing. Rod . and disco music arc "great for someone who can't dance ... she ~rd. Man) of the female dancers at The V1<'" agree. younger men don't kno" ho"' 10 lead. They enjoy more mature men with a fi:mcr hand on the dance floor Lil) Salaam. a Severi} Hills housewife. ended up at Thr View "1th her sister. mo ther and cousin after a relaxed dinner. "I told the.· wo man at the res- taurant I \\anted a nice place. a c..lasS) place. and she suggrsted here." ~he said. "It's nice. I do n't like craL) music. I prefer 11 morr soph1s11cated ·· Str 'e Shaar, .:!4, of Fo untain Val- le). "as among the )Oungcst V1e\\ '1s11ors. He had brought 23-)car-old Ginn} Keel. an out-of-towner. 10 en10> the '1ew from The V1e\\. "I \C been herr a fe" times enJO~ the atmosphere:· he said. f\»rf P< I 1n de<XY r ,, )( J c.Jemeorx."11 '-I J("C. tcx ulor trl •" eon sunset .Y Pflf'IY The T OVVPfS sits 9 lk)()I' ohove o si ,nr1<.11ng strptCh o t the 1-t" die eon ond trwites vcx1 to trv us IOI o vonety ol finely ()IP pored c011tem paory meats I H f l 0 W [ R) At ff'le Surf t Sand Hotel Seo scollop.s soutPed w 1tt1 potato nsotto ono onlOll SOL<"e soutf>f-'d Met ot w111te11sr with ortict e ond basil SOL<"e t0051P.< 1 veol mPdoll1< " ·~ w 11n w 1k1 m JShr lfm Sef'llf'd ( 1t l( ).,. • oil will' IOSlt> On the ocean ot toouno 8eocfl For bf901<fost. lunch. ond dinner Coll (714) '97..U7 'I Debr• New,...n •ncl addle Zldenber9. ... -·-w •llf"" 1" .. ,.. .. . ..____ .. '°' _ ........ ., .. ·-··· -· •w-w: "" ,,, •• .., ..... 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LIDO 'Ill \111h \t '"" 11 •• ,lh n""'-:!lltl p rl''l'"'' 1 llll'nt n1ghth &·rn1l' l't'.111 l!.1n1I katunng llJrm,1n1lJ r m 10 I \0 a m S \ cm ''r ,, John Roos ll1·Jrt Popular 1.1.1th thl· Id ()\ nrn•tlll'd l fll\\d I k.1rt lllJIOIJIO\ th.ti 1h1·11 mu\ll " ti.uh 1'1111.tl .ind ll't11kr · .\\l<lrd1ng, t11 lhl'H Pit'" rd1-.i\t' thl' hJnJ ' h1tt w 1Ii 1111 nc" .ilhu 111 Bn~1k 1, lull "' 1·n('ri,:1. .111J holdnl''>' 'I rah nttht I h.11 ' .1hnu1 I' t 11 lrum 1h1· truth J' 1.Jll111~ 1h1 \11~1·1, a pt'nnant utntt:ndl·r Saturday Bl 'T A~GO RE 'TAl R.\:\T 1411)(1 \11n i-.Jrm.tn 1111111· l h.- \\Jilt' I I Jk111.1 Jlld I h1· 'l'\\ ' <Hk ( <>11111'1t11111 nlh:" 1.111 ln1m ~ p rn tu I J m l'Jlh ...,Jlu1dJ' .,,2 ·'~~~ CAFE LIDO ''1~ \flth \t '1'1.1 port lk .ith. l'l-)-2W1X. Pfl'\l'OI\ llw < 11nr11 ngha11l\ I >on Jrlll \I,. 1.1 "llh 1.111 'ol..th tonight •1 p rn 111 I \11 ,I Ill Sunday C'EST LA \'IE RESTAl RA:"iT ,-\ '"" ttil < 11J't llrgh""' I JgunJ fk .11 h •Ill tht lllJ tn !)l:a.-h \undJ1 \lkrn1•11n JJ11"1th '°lll'phan11· 1fJ1- nl·, \ 111 -r m '" { ma f-rrc: narking ~1.1--511M CAFE LIOO '": l111h '\t '""· nort tk .1d 1 \IJUrlll' l>J \I\ hlUC\ J nd jJ// \11\.Jfl\I 'I \II I'm In I J m COMPACT DISCS 'Un[imited :~~----rr~oo-oFF----~~1 I OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES I I EACH & EVERY DISC IN THE STORE• I L---!!~~~~.:_EX..!'!!;~~~T.2,-0_!~-----~ 'Oclo,., tlOI 1ncl1Xlo• u<-•'\I 111'>( 1,,,,,, I• lit""' .th• '"'"'' CHYSTAI. COUHT "'"l lltltl\,1 1'1 \ \ Ht\ 1'~·.11 '' • w.f.t i\f, "'•' t ·t I t·\\·I 'h ·.11 t\1•'-'••h\.1\ l 1714 ) SS7·S457 111'1 ' I 1 1 1 II \\ FAIH\'IE\\' l'Ol l KT f .ttt • h '' .ti\\ 1huu ,,\, f Ill\",, Htl • I I ' I \11 I \l'tualh. thl' '>cattle-based rock- l'f\. \ound and 'l'>IOn offer~ o nh a \hallo1.1.. rcgrt:\~l'l' stance abound.1ng 111th IO\lnccrt: pmturing and 1m- m.iturt· h nt l\m The Wll!>on "'h:r.,· lark of depth dlld w n-,1111111 \urruunding the d\ nam1n 1n,ohcd 1n m.rlc-fr mak 1ntl'rJd11111 ' ha' rl·d un·d 1ht·1r .. uh- ll'd matter II• thrn· ba\ll l 3tl·gonc\ I Aurm·d 1.1.omrn \t•ck1ng rC'\l'ngc 2 Hl'lpfl'h dept'ndc:nt 1.1.omen <.t:l'k · IOI! m.1dm ml'n and. ~ Lu\tlul 1.1.oml•n '><.'d.ing l~l\u.11 \l'\ual t:n· UJUOll'I\ In 1.11nn~rt la \I h 1J.11 night beforl' .i IJrll.l' hut fl''' lhJ n l'3palll\ Lrn1.1.d Now Serving SUNDAY llEXICll IREAIFIST HUEVOS HUE VOS RANCH EROS ... $139 s141 s141 CHORIZO AND EGGS MACHACA CARNE A SADA .'1'' $249 Served w!Tort1llas. Refrted Beans & Fruit lrOO &II •• 1:00 ,. 145-8091 1712 PIKentl• COSTA MESA •. , LEE AUGUST '17 ... , 101 SEPT 3 & 4 at the Pac1fi1.· .\mp11heatrc Hean dished uut perhaps this summer\ most d1~mal set of 'ongs E'cept fur 1nsp1rcd 'er.,111ns o f "\raz, On You" and the J1.hing ""hat '.\bout Lo' t".'' Hean pla~cd "'11h all of the passion and ton1 llllo n o l an atht:1~1 preaching 1hc gu \pt'I into thl' lanll' II l ook\ C nuld J...111 a sp1tl·tul \Ong 1.1.hl·rc the gru.,,I~ O\el'\'e1ght .\nn \.\ tl'>On foll 1.0m· pcllcd to harl out "If look .. u1uld kill/ Yo u'd be n:l'11ng from the pa111 You'd nc• l'r lil· again If look' 111uld kill .. f he ncJ rl) l\\o-hour 1.11ntcrt h11 11~ 101.1. po int 1.1.lw n lhl' hand laut hl·d It's 1ron1t that 1hr one t'\WOll,tl mgrcd1l.'nt that Ho :1rt I'> \l'I ah fJl ~ '"K I'> hc:in THE GREAT TEX·MEX CHICKEN FEED! Now Spoons has rounded-up more chicken dinners than you can shake-a-stick-at ... at prices that will seem like "chicken feedH. MESQUITE SMOKED 1/2 CHICKEN PLATTER Ume marinated chicken, m esquite smoked and qrilled. Served with yow choice of Spanish rice nr Spoons' slaw. fresh salsa and warm tortillas so you can rtoll Your Own# HICKORY SMOKED BBQ 1/2 CHJCKEN PLATTER Marinated chicken. hickory smoked and qrilled with Spoons homemade ba rbecue sauce. Served with southwest beans. Spoons· slaw and toasted French roll. So qyab the coupon below and huny on over to Spoons for a real chicken feed! r----------------------- CHICKEN PLATTERS YOUR CHOIC~ $4.99 Present this coupon and choose either of ow new 1/2 Chicken Platters for only $4.99. IRVINE ·1101 C,,mp1h [);v1· \An ')SS fr 111, UCI H" l ·l·t l.t Ott.r ••plr'M S.pt•mb.1 t 0 1990 L.111111 Oft9 oa.r .,., COV.potl plH M Not u lld In SP 2S oon)\.llK't>on wtth ot~r t pt>C\.61 olt•n L----------------------- Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday. 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EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 4. r~ ~ Victoria's bake shop • fresh squeezed juice • "" • nonfat yogurt • homemade muffins• ~ South Coast Plaza ..J ~ (714) 558-9700 Cll Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, August 23. 1990 ..,, ::c rn (JI ::: 0 rn c n 0 c VI z )> -4 c '° > r "l'nt through a phase back m llJtiX "hen I thought 1acos were \Cr) t:\Ollc. But therl· are so mam bt-tter things 10 eat no .... ada)'s ~ and. l>l·s1dcs. tacos arl' such an a1 a1lablc lOmmo<l1t) thal the~ '1c prett) much lust their 1 alul' J\ a n·staurant ofTcr- ing The sh~al.. I.Kl> make-s e \ll'llcnt use of 1\ha1 I prc!.ume 1s a good 4uali1~ !'-ii.'" \ orl.. steak. inthng larg1· chunk\ of 11 O\er mcsqu11e and \luffing 1t 1ntu two of the fresh 1un1llas -thl.'n prl·~n1ini 11 "1th trum:h' \ello" rtlr. reined rl·d ht•Jn<.. · g'ualamuk anJ grilll'd "'all1uns And while a !'oil'"' \or!.. ~tl'al. 111\t'i SI 2. Y 5 hrrl·. t hl· \ti:al. ta rm :11 l' .1 11·rrifil hars;i111 at S6 i) l h1• f'X.lnllln lhl'\ gl\l' \llU I\ l.Ht,!1° l'llciugh \O 1h.i1 n1·n m~ ··h1g ,.,,,,.,. lC1Uh.ln·1 lin1d1 hl'I\ L Ul kl nil < )tlw1 1.1111 1·nt11't'' indUlk grtlkd d11ll--l·n. h.irlx·1.u,•d lx·<'I. hJrlx·1 uni p111 I.. .11Hl grillrd ,1.•aha)\ Eat Mediterranean at From Pasta to Paella 675-4904 l42 l VII Li.. """911 leedl 1~111 Mam !{1 lr1 inr Y7~-1~~0 Food: Contemporal) wu1h .... t·,11.·m-na1orl'J Ml.'\trnn cu1s1n1.• at affordabk priers Hoart: Open for lunch and dinner 7 daH: "undn\ huffrt hrun1·h. S9 95 . Service: Fnendl~. suJ)('r-a"'an· "''" 1cr. the~ rl'lill '1.1ur 1on1lla ba\l.et before it's empt). hnng food QUtl l.11 Prices: Same menu for lun1h and dtnnl'r. undrr S Ill per pcrwn 1110<1 only. 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TU ~.ti SeJll II Ii 00 pm • ..., I ~t ~·pt 2" 111111 nm • ... 11'11 Sun Sept " 7 Ill pm • .-1 THUi ').ll ()( 1 t l 7 lO pm • ... mtlll I 11 Sepl J I 7 l() fl ll'I • l.19A ~-f S.11 Ot t JI) 1 IO nm • -_., f II (),I Jn II 00 pm Thf' V1ll11 Nov• Packaac> 1nclucit"I ttckt'l. early dmtnl'( or llllt• J 1nn<'r rmd tror\Spor\s.lllon t(I 1md from tht• Amph1th<-atre f or furtht•r lnformauun ph•a.-w ("9Jl Laun at ttw Villa Nova 141·7- 1111 w. CUil"'" -•Wiil .... •,. .. , ...... rw mc w .. ----Achwtleer SpotNght----------- W•ttre11e1 ffront teftl Lora.nn Smith. Debra Hat- Hnbuehler and J.•. Clark welcome diners to Forty Car- rots at South Coan a-1aaa. Sy SEVERL Y ANTEL E.mng a low-calorie. healthy a l"t c.in be so boring. especially f you re not that great a cook I me,i n, there are only so many tn1n9s you can do with cottage Cl1t't'st:'. bean sprouts and water- p.tcked tuna So 1f you're like me and are trying to lose cJ few pounds fand w110 isn't nowadays?) have I got d r i>staur ant for you Ifs called Forty Carrots and it's located 1n tne South Coast Plaza shopping center 1n Costa Mesa And even 1f you've been there 1n the past fthe restaurant has been around since 19781 by an means go back Those people are forever coming up with new healthy, ca.sty treats to add to their extensive menu Ltke the many exotrc salads they feature Over the years Forty Carrots has experimented. tested and gone back to the kitchen to come up with some of the most 1nnovat1ve concoctions that have ever been labeled "health food .. Take the basil ch1Cken salad. for instance. which consists of stnps ot ch1eken breast. steamed green beans. tomatoes and capers tossed with a basil w ine vlnagrette dressing and topped with steamed carrots and basil Then there's a steamed garden salad which uses wild rice. Jack and mozzarella cheeses and vari- ous steamed vegetables. This hearty meal even comes with a fresh-baked mini-muffin for des- sert According to manager All Aletaha. the steamed garden salad is probably the most popu- lar item on the menu .. About one 1n every four or five orders is for the steamed I garden salad.'' Aletaha said .. People hear about it from thetr friends and come 1n to try 1t · Another popular attracuon is the lrne of specialty dnnks Forty Carrots o tters fresh fruit smoothies. shakes made w ith non-fat yogurt and their own house protein dnnk Forty Carrots may not be the perfect place for dieters rn the '90s. but it's close to 1t The restaurant is located rn the Saks Firth Avenue/Nordstrom wtng o f South Coast Plaza. Call 556-9700 for more 1nformat1on · id-September will bring to Newport Beach this '~ -)e· exciting new restaurant. Offering contemporary Chinese cuisine in a hi-tech but relaxed ·. "..., · atmosphere ... at prices that won't break your budget. / -Serving a succulent array of soups, salads, dim sum, roasted meats and banquet specialties for your dining pleasure. A sampling of the menu ... NOODLES WITH MEAT SAUCE. .. Ma rco Polo's oversight Fresh lo meln and a S.Juce of Chinese spiced ground pork with refreshing cucumber strtps son CANTONESE DUCK ... Freshl>1 prepared according to ancient tradition. this one hall duck per order (evenings only/ s I O'H CURR/ED PASTRY (2) ... Delicate turnovers fl/led with curried ground beef and water chestnuts s1n LO MEIN WITH CLAMS ... Tender clams simmered in a ginger and scallion S.Juce and poured over fresh chinese noodles '8~' CHINESE EATERY DINING•TAKEOt.rr•DEUVERY•CATERJNG ... With A New Twist 1400 PACIFIC COAST HWY • N EWPORT BEACH The lines: Jopones~ Dining bper ence SUS'11 BAR • PAIVA TE ()INl~K:. ROOMS DINING ROOM • TEPPAN ROOM TAT AMI ROOM • COC"-T All I OUt~GE ..... ",. .. Horikawa SOUTH COAST PLAZA VIUAQE • 1800 ~ P -i~a (I· 5.mr .. A·,d ''4 '>'>7 2'>1 1 • ' "'•'1 ~,,. · f-'fl'' 11rw-~ Arr., C~1e· ';]); 1111 • ~" /.!o'I" ft 'I •Lunch Monday tbru Friday • Dinner 7 Nights e Sunday Champagne Brunch * Cocktails * Tropical Drinks * (714) 650-3322 tOOl W. Coaet Hwy. New)H)rt Beach (714) 494-8424 1750 S. Coeet Hwy. • IA•-• Beach Oa6ty Pltot WMkend/ Thureday. 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Kl'' cf\ Jt1t11 \U&8'''1t·d .\ t11u, h ol all \Ul\1n,•. n J d.:i~~1,JI I rent h \\'lling '-ot f3H· I GiaDDI In 1 Benr \t < rhtJI ( oun 540-))tl~ ( on11:111 pu1,11\ ...:orlhl·m llalrnn 1..Ul\lnl' ~n ld 1n the \l'll1ng ol J O indoor \ld1·".tlk ,,1k t \ll'I knt P·"'• '· lol,tll 1.1 r lf)\·n tor lum I Jnd d1nO\'I Rl0w1' 1!11•n' .icccpted SS **• * Gloo's on tbe Hiii l ~)'I I I 7th \1 b50·1"'511 l{i;-.cnJt11,n\ JltC'pted \ ( O'>ta \k...i l~nJm.trk \.\ urm 10 11ma1e nl'1~hht1rhooJ ml't'llng place I unlh dinner ~el.'kentl hreakfa\I E:,,pert l~ prepared C on11nr ntal ('U1,1nr l 1,e piano har en1cna1n mrn1, cusromers <.0mr11mes gel I<' ""8 along SS * * * Golde. Ora101 W:H HMbor Blvd 642· 7162 Re!>Crva\1om acct"pted Genuine Chinese Mand.mn d1,hl'' Si nce 1975 Award win ning CUISIOe Lunch" dinner. take-out, lUC kta1h 7 day,, )$ *** Gett&f Amdert 3810 5 Plar_a Dr . South Coa st Plau Village: 668-1737. Open for lunch 11.Jfl 10 .:! 30: dinner 6 to IO. Top-ranked 'kand1nav1an/ C on11nental re!>laurant in La Jolla. recently transplanted 10 Orange C-ou nty ln1cre\lrna cul\1ne 1n n ms- ual setting. ')uixrb appe11zt~ and light entrees Wonderful homemade breads. excellent ca\ 1ar selccuon. homemade gra,ad la,, best caesar !M!lad in tO\l.n. Good \alur. Constant art1\ 11\ (Sunda' brunch. wine din· na'>. ii>od ta\iings. bar menu all dlternoon and 1n10 1he late n1ghn SS **** Horikawa 3800 S. Plaza Dr . ~ourh Coast Plata 1llage 557-2531 Rl'\· crvat1ons suggested. Fine 1r:id111onal Japanese re~taurant UM"' lhl· freshcc;t ingredient\ ~u~h• bar. 131am1 room'>. cod.tail lounge. Muh1<our~l· Ka1sek1 d1nnef\ must be on.kn·d 24 hr'> in dd,ant:l' Elegant dining. Lunch. dinner SS **** La Pcrsota. I Q6q I lartx)r Bl' d 64(1· I 22c-0pcn for lunlh Mon .f ri I I.JO tu 2. 01nm·r 5 ~U Ill 10 ReSt·r· \3t1om rl'lllnlml·nded . .\ht1,c •Hn· age !'Jonhcrn ltdhan l'Ul~lnl' JI hudgeH·on'>UOU\ pml''> \cal d1,hn h1ghl~ fl'commendrd l \u lkn1 11ram1su ·unda' bulk1 dinner .1 manduu' fam1h 0 atla1r SS **** Maoduln Gourmet I ~no .\dam' 31 Harhor. 540-14.l" Rc'a' .ittun' Jl u·ptl·d Ke\"1p1en1 01 C1old \\l.ard 111 t\U."lll'nn· OIOl' lOn~lUll\l' \l'Jr\ O"' ner \I 1l hael ( h1ang \13~" JheaJ 111 trl'nds Jnd \t:I'> 1h1: \IJndJr Lundi dinnl'r. 1al.e-11ut l<X l.tail' -da\\ SS ***** Mi Casa ~% i I 71h '\t 045-'o~t. I ,1m1h \l\k \k\llJ n ll'\IJUIJlll Pn•\1lkn1 R1"h h.I\ l'all'll hl'H'' < lf)\·n d,111\ JI 11 .i m for lunlh drnnr1 ux.ktatl, ( .111 ahc.111 fm l.irgl' pJrt1n \nlllll••U' \Cf'\ ll'l' tnr lamil· fl'' l'.l.ll'llent t.1mi1, 'alut· S **** Nt"'~rt Rib ~001 J :"il'"' 1')(1rt Bh d 631-~llfl 1{1(1, l'hlll-l·n '>hnmp ..alad\ \J Od\\Jthl'\ f mJlh<l\I\ On lrc\hm·" quJlil' lkhuou, l11rn hrt'Jd ()pen lloni -I ll Ill \1oru.J.i, 1hruu1Vi ~a1urdJ\ 2 pm ..,und.i~ l akl' 11u1 lrom ~ pm <.I.iii~ ~~ ***'* Pronto Rlttorante ''' l Bmrnl \1 'Xiuth ( 03\I PIJIJ S41l-g() 'K Open for lunlh 11 m to 2 '" \fon -\al dinner '-'11 h• I \fon .\31 \un brunch uni\ Re-.en a11on'> \U(!· gc'>lcd \hupring·mall Italian hkKI Y.1lh frc<.h 11'h lh1d.cn and p.i\IJ frmfil hrt·.id \pum \en 1n· ~S ** Red Ouion 101 [ \Jndpo1nll' l>r 556-T'OI Oren 11 w 2 ~1on '°Jun Sund<l\ brunlh Ill 10 1 Rt·\t'r· 'a11uns Jlcep1ct1 I 11w Mn it.in trni<l in a fun and Jantabll' en' 1rnnml·n1 Not rated Riviera Restaurant '1'1 Bmtol ..,, South ('oa\t PlaLJ 540-l!S40 Oix·n for lunch 11 JO 10 l Mon -\at dinner 5 to I 0 Mon ·Thur<. 5 111 I I h1-~a1 Rcsen a11ons ~uggc'll''" A\l.ard·\I. inning conunenial l Ul\1111:' Popular standb) All \hi: OICl' IOUlh cs of sen ice. gral1ous atmo~phcrc and accou1rcm1:nt~ SSS * * * Ruby's. 3 UJ 8<-3r lit ( n ~1al C oun 662-Rl 'B' Open l! to 9 Mon· fhun. 7 lo IO Fn -\at . 7 tu 'l \un Rcser .. auons not required Uur~C'f\ .ind fne:. in a rc~n·ated 1~40<, d1nn comple te \l.llh recorded \\I.Ing music E"ccllent )a lads Ser' ru• I\ 101.all> on the mark S * * * • Scott s Seafood Grlll u d Bar ''00 Bnstol St. 979-2400. Open for lunl h and dinner SC\ en days a week. (all for hours. Jau champagne lunch on wttkends RC"Servat1ons suggc:.,tc:d Fresh ~food classically prepared. complete w11h an O)'Ster bar Not rated. Tea 6 Sym.,at .. y 369 E. 17th St 645-4860 Cory authentic Engl1~h tea room. Breakfast lunch. after- noon tc.i, Sunday brunch. lov1n&I> prepared. Temfk Comish ~sues. steak and kidney pie, tnfle. En&hsh antique may be' purchased. S * * * Traatoria Piao. 333) S. Bristol St . Soulh Coast Pla1.1 · 540-8038. Open for lunch 11 10 9 Mon • un Re5er· ('I 4 Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday. August 23. 1990 }UDY CHAMBERLAIN'S To ORANGE CoAsT 'alluns nor rl·qu1rrd. The ult1ma1r p1urna \I, 1th 11 d1fl°l'rt"n1 p1lld\ from 'i1t 11ian tu ....:cupohran '-111 rated ZOtb Cenuary Ltd. '3 _,' \ Bm1111 40-l\82.:! Open 11 10 4 da1I~ Rc'l(·r \3l1on' .ll'lt'Ptcd Dine 1n the ~h'rro·, uni~ railroad dining gu1lk Not rared Zubles I' 12 Pl,1n·n11a o4 ;.1(1141 "" rl'!t<'na11on'> Lobster rail pnmt• 11h lh1d.cn anti nh~ al rl'a,onttl'lk pmc\ \peual lhang<.'<. n1gh1h I unch d.nnn ~unda~ htt•:ildt1\I ~vi ra\l'd Fountain Valley Ciao Bella. 17.:!"2 Ne\l.ho~ '-)t 54<>-742t>. Open fo r !um h from 11 JO a.m. tu 2 p.m. Mon -Fri l>in· ncr 5 p m N 'O p m Mon · f h '·I II p m. f n \a1 < IO\Cd ~unda" llJI 1an lUl.,ine "'11h .\mencan "goud1t·, 1burgcr\, hot <.log~I :Ha1labll 1n thl' bar ~ot rated Tbe Hop, 18"'74 Broolr..huf\I ..,, IJ63·2 'b6 Opt·n () p m to 2 .1 m l\1on·"iat. Hamburgl.'r'. que\.ld1113,, "big OOppc'r" hu1 1lug' 03nung l<l ·50s ,ind '6()s mu~ll Rc)>('r' .11111n\ not required \cm1-la,ual lnl'\11\:n- ~1\c ~01 ratctl P r imavera Rutnranl, I 65~'i Brooi..hur\t ')1 tat Helli P'i • .,'1,11 Open lunlh 11 JO to ~ p m l>1nrwr 'i 10 ltl 10 pm Mon-at Italian Reser' a11on\ .lll<'pted < a\ual C1ood \JIUl' for \l.Cll-prcparcd \cal pa~ta and dass1cal Italian l.!1\hn C 1rca1 dessem SS * * * * Huntington Beach Cblca10 for RJbs, 4901 York to"' n .\\e. 963-RIBS. class). upscale nh JOIOI. fam1l} value\. ci1ccllcn1 prep· arat1on. S * * * * J.C. MeLID'a Bar & Grill. IR 121 Beal h Bhd. l'.!4 1-041 7 I un<.:h I I '(J 10 5 pm da1f\, Dinner 'i to 10 10 Mon· Thur'>. 5' Ill 11 p m I n· "IJI Sunda) brunrh 11 ·"I pm R1l'l' th1 d .. en. pa~ta. ~aloud r ntl'na1n· ment Rc'>Cn at1om alccptt'd Semi· casual Moderate Not rated. L•cel's Oell·Bahry, 8911 .\dam\ 968-4466 Open 8 10 6 30 <Jail~ La~gna, frttuc1n1 alfrcdo Rr~r \al1ons not required. ( asual lncll- pens1't' Not rated Mn•tU't By l9ie ~a. ] 17 ( Oi\\I Highway 536-2555 O pen 8 a m 10 11 p.m. da1l ). unday brunch 9 tu l p.m Seafood and steaks. Entcnain- men1 and dancing Tucs·Sat. Rc~r· vat1ons ac~epted l ive: music nearly all the 11me Romantic, with ocean VICW. (Jrtal IOb~tCr dishes. ho me· made popovc~. Semi-casual. SU *** TIJ .... Wllllet, 7891 Warner Ave (at Beach Blvd ) 842-8955. Open daily 11 a.m. to 10 p.m Aothenuc "South of the border" homcstyle food prepared fresh daily. Lunch features all-you--can-cat buffet. Sun- day buffet brunch with comphmen- tal) champagne and manach1'> Catcnn~ 3,,11lablc Rescna111rno; Jt · lCPll'd ( JSUJI lnC\pc'n\l\C 'ot rarnl Irvine Blstu~o 1•111111 \J n t....1rm.1n .\q '75~-2-~ Of)l·n lnr lunlh 11 111 I droner ' ll• 11 T cr11li< h.tlJI'' hour 5 to ., l{l'\('f\ alll'"' <1< H'Pt,·d \\l.ard·Yo 10n1ng I uropcan l Ul\lll\' (1or&l't1U\ 1nll'll'\llng. 'l'r. '4:n11u' f(lod \I, 1th d nHxkrate prn e 1.1~ Pcrfrll \pol for .t romanl1l llinnt•r 11r po\!. er lunrh Orda a full mt·al at tht· l1'c" har. \.\h1th katurt>\ Ara11han mu~lc. dancrng .it night. SS * * * * Bistro ZOI. IR201 \'on Karman 55J-9WI ()Pl•n for lunrh and din· ncr M·F. t11nnl·1 on" \,11 and l\un Rr1lhan1 Ill'\!. Da\ld .\\'1lhelm ma,. tl•rp1Cll' k.iturn lUn1,·mpora11 (ah· IOrlllJ bl'>lrO lart• fr\ the hoU\l' \Jlad loh\ll'I lJkn lrunihl~ pc:a..an1 brl'Jd. 30lhl" ~ ldpcnade Re:1u11ful \kck deu1r frJ ml·d "' \l.Jlcrtall ;inJ lu~h grcl'ne11 P.it10 d1n 1ng 111 .td- d111un 111 rl'gular d1n1ng room SS **** Caliente Rf'1taurant l'Jl l\ \1a1n \1 4~~.12~11 Open tor lunt.h I I•~·' din Ol'r 1 111 I II \un ·Thur\ . ' tn I I f-r1 \at 11.ipp~ lluur .i to ., Rt·.,.·r- ' a11uns .iucflll·d ( alilor111d·lll'J ~uth"'l''ttern cu1\1ne C1rct:n com ui maln .ind W' it he \pet 1ah1e' ot the hoU'K' 1 n the blur marganta' Bus) lunlht1mc hangoul for the Young Professional cro"'d SS * * * * Cbamplons. In inc: Mar· nott. 18000 Von Karman 553-0100. Open 11 10 ~ pm dail} Rr'><:'r· 'allon~ 3llepted Hamhurgr" s1cab and 'al11d~ 111 a casual '>POrt' bar atmo!lphcrc Not nucd Cltantlclalr. I RI) I ~ MacA nhur Bh d 75~·8001 Open for lunch 11 'O to 2. lo Mon.-Fn dinner 6' JO 10 10 '\O Mon ·Thurs . 6 JO 10 11 Fn -Sar Res.tna11ons ancpted Outstanding I rc:nch-Con11nen1al cu1i.1nr . at· m1Hpherr 1hat'c; a CEO's dream Koman lie in the t'' t'ning C hct B)n>n C,c:mmell has restorrd the lu~trr 10 the menu. magnificent \Cr· vice (the wa11c:r<. speai.. t'.1t(C:lll'n1 French) SSS * * * * Otca10 JoH. I l! IR Main St 261- JOES Open 7 a m 10 I I p m. Mon - Fn. II 10 II S:u , 4 10 10 10 Sun Rescrval1ons accepted Mesqu11e and oak steaks and seafood Not rated Oluto"8, 4119 Campus Dnve. 856-2211 Open for lunch 11 10 3. dinner 3 to 10 . un ·Thun .. 3 to 11 Fn .. Sat Reservations accepted In· novat1 ve. fun cu1s1nr borders on nouvelle Chinese. but w1th acncr- ous.ly-s11cd ponions. Colorful at· mosphcrr. excellent food. Try the Gold ("01n Deef. Located in the Irvine Marketplace Separate lunch and dinner menus. SS * * * * ne Clay Ovta. I .S435 Jeffrey Rd. 552-285 1 O pen ror lun r h 11 :30.2.30. dinner 5·3~10:30 Tue~.· Sun Brunch 11.30.2 30 Savon In· d1an Tandc>t>n and Mugla1 fla~of\ Not rated Galllver's Ru taar u t , I 84tL! MacAnhur Bh.d 3.l-8411 Opc-n for lunch 11.30.3 Mon.-. a1. dinner 5 30.10 ni~tl). Re~rvat1ons rt"· quired. A 1np 10 Joll) Oldt England Not rated. Kllima. Koll Center Irvine Nonh 20 I II Main ·1 it 170. 261-29~~ Open for lunch 11 lo 3 Mo n.·Sat dinner 5 l(l 10 Mon.-Thurs . 5 10 11 fn.-Sat .. 5 10 tO un Reser,311on'> acceptc."d. Not ratl:'d Koto. 4300 Von Karman A,,. 752· 7151 Open for lunch 11 tt1 : Mon ·f n . dinner 5 10 10 Thurs.. ' 10 11 Fn.-1 • unda) brunt'h 10:30..! Rcscnatton~ accepted Fine Japanese spe~1all1cs SS * * McCormick's & Sebmlck. 2000 Main St. 7 56-0505 Open 11 ·I I da1I~ Rr' en auons aCl't'ptt"<l 1-rrsh scafO\i<l En1cruinmen1 and dant1n11 "' nights a \l.eci.. SS * * * Morell's I "'"ll0 Jamhoret• ""ti ti'· l 111. t'\I ~"I Open tor lunl h 11 lO-~ '.\1un -f n d1nnu h 10 \1on · t r1 \JI t>-11 Rc\('f\ a11on"> sug· gestetl Hc~nt ( Jlilvm1.t l'Ul\lnr O\\'f\('l'n tn oUl\t,1nJ1ng L \el'Ul1\ \ ( hl'I \l1lhJd \'. JIH'll SSS * * * Prcgo I 'J '1 1 \ ''" t....1rm.in 5q.I '" npn ltlt1m1dn1~h1 '.\!on -F n ::.-m1d111~h1 \,11 \un R,., C'f\JllOO\ 3lll'l'lt'd l 1t1.hl\l.l'l8hl hut ,llJlhl.'Olll ~rn lh\'111 Jl,1lt,1r l lll\l n\' Pa'>IJ dt,hl'' tx· ... 1 l J\uJlh ,pith ' up l 11~ $ *. Verdi Ristorantt Italiano t 41.:!l t ( uh er D1 ''I·: ~01 0pc"n 111r lum h 11 ·2 \1 un F n . J1nncr -1.4 '" ~un .. Thuf\ .. -1.11 l lO f ri -~Jt Kc: ... ,•r '3111.ms ancptl'1l I rnh p:istJ'> JnJ milk-fed 'l'J I '•ll r.ilctl Laguna Beach B.J. 's Cbk a10 Pineria 2Sll "' t \IJ\I Hv.' 4\IJ.JRO~ Open 11 'II .1 m 111 I~ .1 m J31 f\ P111a <.pagh,·111 la...igna hol .111tl 'old -.ind\!. ll hl'' ( ll~u.tl. IOl'\f)CO\I\ e Cedar Creek Joo ,,.,J I orc\I \' l 49~.tstl'lo Ofl\·n da1f\ PJ,IJ' ~-.1 looJ. enlt'1 IJ111111r n1 Hescn .i111>0' Ul'l't'ptcd ( J\UJI \hklcfJlt' Ftve Fett '~ < 1knnl'' re \1 ~111una 11\:alh -l\1 -• ..J'J'i'i l un,h \1 ~t . dinnn \f \un ( ontt"mrorJI'\ ut"al1\C t.•dn11, < htnl·~ .. 1nflurnll·d lUl'ilOt' .\ totJI dd1gh1 Y.llrth Pflll'\ 1ha1 arc: higher than man' tr.1 d111onal" < h1nt'\l' n·,1. u1.1n1' P.iri.. mg 1n mun1c1p31 lt•l ur on \lr1'l'I Rescrvauons \SS '* * 1r • * Kaebloa 222 f ore\I .\\t' 4117 'i~Jti Contcmpor3f) ~outh\lol''' ru1\1nl' counes) of Da' 1d '-' llhdm -olll of O.C ·, mo,1 h1ghh ·rc~~<'ll'd chef' I 1n> dining room h.tmf)\'r' service sl1gh tl} nu·llcnl nonethl· IC:\\ Rt·.,..·r' auum 3H t'l'ltNI SS **** Royal Tltal Cul1l.nt I .,~11 \ < 11,1,1 Hv.'. ·N4-~4 ~4 Open tor lunlh fu- F (lpcn 11.)r dinner l -~un < lo<.rd Monda>' \pit'} h«f and ~1 1ddk U\ll'rn dishes Rr\l."I'\ .111on' al· ceptrd **** Ramarl I 8U1 IOi C oa't II\!.\ 4"14--0400 Open tor dinner \un· fh S.30.10 pm . I . \at 5 '0-10 lO lt:il· 1an cu1.,1nr 'lot rJtl'tl SorrHto Grlll~ wrn1·r 111 \h-rm,11cl and Glennr)rr. LaJuna &ach 494-8686 Dinner n1eh1I > Nap;i style \3hfom11.1 cu1\10l' Par~1ng where )'OU find 11 Re~n a11nn~ arr recommended bur o few tahlrs arc saved fo r walk-ins SS * * * * n e Towe rt Surf and · nd Ho1d . 1555 South Coa~t H1lhway. I aauna Beach. 497-44 77 Brrakfa\t, lunch and dinner ~·\t'.'n dny . Sunda> brunch. Jackets rcqu1rrd for sentll'· men after 5· JO p m Rt·scrva11ons rccommrnd«I. f'ontemporury C'al1 · fo rn1a cumnc ma~terfull) prepared by Jackson Kenwo nh. formerly chef at LA's C'11rus SSS *** *'* ..... uz Cafe 242 N. Coast Hiahway, Laguna ~ach. -494-2-4.«. ()pen 11 am. to 10 p.m. M-F; 9 Lm. to 11 p m Sat.Sun. BreakfaSt on week· ends only. Eat in or lake out Lunch. dinner. sandWlches and spec:iali11et atross from the beach. Vegetarian sandwich tughly recommended. S *** Viva ltaU.. 303 Broadway, Laguna (kach. 497-6220. Contemporary, hghl so ph1s11c.a1ed I tali an cu1S1nc. Lunch and dinner se ven days. Com· prehens1ve menu of fint courses. ~lads. pizzas and p;istas. Everythanf on mc:nu as priced less than SI O. *** Newport Beach Amell•'•. 311 Marine Ave. b 7 3-6S80. Open for lunch 11 :30' to 2 30 Mon.-Sat.: dinner 6 to 10. Sun- da> brunch 10 l<Y 2:30 Mon.-Sat. $(afood spcciahaes from the Italian mast Not rated. Au Marie'•. 2640 E. Paetfic {'oast Hv.) 720-9000. ~n for lunch 11 'o to 2:30 Mon.-Fn ; dinner S· 30 to 10 Tues.·SaL Rcs.crvauons sug· gt"stcd Bcauufully prepared contem- poraf) California cumne focusing on past.as and seafood. Col}. 1n- 11mate atmosphere. Excellent wane list SSS *** * AAtolJlt, Le Mcndacn Hotel. 4SOO \1al Arthur Blvd. 476-2001. Open for d1n1n& (> to I 0 Tues-Sat. Resc:r- \allons required. Awud-w1nnan1 menu of hatuer French/Continental c uasine. excellently prtpattd and grauously served. Stark. ch1 -ch1 at· mospherc lacks romance but de· ll\Cr1 1mprcss1veness. Los Angeles rnuls tend to thank this 1s the best rt'staurant an 0 .C., but they prot>- abh haven't been to •ny other$. ss~i **** Ard1e1 )3}4 W Coast Hwy M~·7077 Open for lunch 11 a.m to 3 pm Mon.·Fn. Danner from S pm • I a.m daily. Oassacal con· 11ncntal cu1s1ne, tablesade prcp- uauon a specialty Favonte haunt of Nc11.port Bach's Old Mone) mdlolAf. con~rva\lve crowd SSS **** Bob 8ara1 37 Fashion Island f\.S4-~030 Open 11 to 10 daal~ \unda) brunch 11 to 3 R~r· '.111ons acetpted t~ks and seafood 11.tth a cla!>\ac Scottash touch Excel· kn1 s.alads Dimly ht. clubby II· nh1\pherc Excellent piano entertain· mc nt. SSS • * * * Babbin. 111 Palm t. 67~·9M3 ( l!X'n s IO 10 .}() Tues -Sun. s 10 11 f r1 \at RcscrYauon~ accepted u· f" nur ( ahforn1a cuisine h1ghlaght('d "' 11,e en1eruinmcnt n1&htl) 81g liJnc.1 on unda} n1&hts. Can get lllV.(l\ ~hen bus> s~ *** Byron's Allt)'. 4501 Pacific \oa'lt H"').. b-46-9126 Steaks. seafood. \Pn 1alt1C's. Lunch, dannt'r, Sa1urda} .inJ 'iunday brunch. Lively bar. loclll crt111.d RescrH11on' acct'pted. SS ••• Ca.baa.a Cafe. t>90 Newpon Center l>r Four Seasons Hotel. 759-0808 Open 10.30 10 10 Mon .fn . Sat ' IU. Sun 7-S Resc rvauons IC· ~cp1rd Californ11. con11nen1al ~ UISI Ot' Not rattd. Cafe Corou 4cl Mar 23.)} E r.calic Coa.st Hwy. 67S-2466 Optn 8 a.m to 10 p.m. Mon.·fn .• 9 am 10 10 P m Sat.-Sun. Rctiervauons nbl n«<'ssary. Gourmet coffees. salads and ~ndWlchcs. Not rattd. C.fe Flve-0-Flvt 1109 Nt'wpe>n Ct'nter Dr. ~S7S2. Open 8 a.m. to 9 Pm. Mon.-Fn .• 8 to 6 Sat., 11 ·S Sun No rctet\IU1on1 taken Salads and ~ndw1chcs 1n a asual at· mospherc. Not rated. Callfo,.g ~ ,))SS Vaa Lado. 67S-OS7S. Open for lunch noon-2 ~t· Mon.-Fn. Dinner 5:30-10 pm on .• Tu,; untLI 10:.lO Tu.· Th .. unul 11 Fn .. Sat. No reservations taken Not rated LEGEND Wut tlilt raUap meu : S lnexpens11;c: SS Moderate. SSS Moderatcl~ CA P<'MI\ C' SSSS Expensive. SSSSS Ver) t'Apcn~n l' ***** PERFE<"T. fl .\Wl.ESS **** Excclll"nt. ncarh perfect. .\mong the best 1n 11s field. *** Very good. wor1h 11 special tnp **Good * Sausfactof) Th~S<" nJl/ng' refkct the Ms Chombnfam's opinion pnmanh of rhe l"ood. with the prr-scnr:won. ambiance and st-rv1ce also taken mto 1crounr. Prier:) rm· ~UbJ~CI ro change. ~ Plua ~t.cka 11 SI New- port C.enter Dr. 759-5543. Open 11 to 10 Sun.-Thun .. and 11 to 11 Fn.· Sal No rescrv111ons Ill.en. Cnsp- crusled J0urme1 pizza comes in doz· ens of flavors; some att ratht'r odd. Busy place. SS * * * TM C...ry 3010 Lafayette AvC'. 67~S777. Open for lunch 11 30 to 3 Mon.-Fn .• drnner S to 10 daily. Sunday brunch I 0-30 to 2:.lO Reser· vations accepted. Conunental cuisine w11h a seafood emphasis. Great clam chowdcr. SSS * * * * Carmcle'• 3S20 E. Pacific Coast Hwy. 67S-1922. Open for dinner from S:30 to 10:30 Sun.-Thurs .. S:30 10 11 :30 Fri.·Sat. Rcscrvauons sug· acned. Classic Northern Italian gourmet cuisine. New. moderately pnced lounae menu served 't1I wee hours. Wild and crazy place at night when the band strikes up the samba music. Very chic 'clientcle: owner Carmelo and General Mana,er Domenico are two of the maJOr attractfors. SSS * * * * C.U.'1 Oi.Hff 3136 w. Balboa Blvd. 673-8204. Open 11 to 9 daily. Reservations accepted. Chinese and Cantonese cumne. Try lhe kung pao ctucken. Not rated. Delue7'1, 630 Lado Park Dr. 67S-0100. Rescrva11ons suggested. Harbor l,andmark Lobslt'r dinner deals. c-0mprchens1ve seafood menu. Noisy. busy. fun. Lunch. dinner. Sunday brunch SS * * * E4k'1 Olaer 2305 E Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar 6 7 3-9050 Open 6 a.m. to midnight Sun.· Th .. until I a.m. Fn.. Sat Fafhes-style diner. wnh JUkeboAes. 'ltresscs homt'!>I) le food Not rated El Torli. Grlll. 9S I Newport Center Or 640-287S. Open 11 to 11 Mon.· Fn.. 11 10 m1dn1ght Sat. . Sunda) brunch 10 10 2. Reserva11ons ac· ceptt'd Southwestt'm, Tex/Mt':\ and Me~acan favontn an a festive \OCial atmosphert Ver) good green rorn tamales. pork dashes. Top-of•the-hne of El Tonto Corp ·, Southwestern establishments. which in clude another ET Gnll and Caliente ,SS_, **** ,.....rmu'1 located at the very end of the Newport P1t'r 6 75-9771 Res- ervauons not necessary Scrv1na the freshest 9Cafoods from the Pacific Nonhwt'sl Breakfast. lunch. dinner Not rated 1'tvc er.wu "\80 I E Pacific (oa~t HW). 76().-031. ()pen S 10 12 Mon · Sat .• 4 to I I :30 un. unda)' bn.inch I 0: 30 10 2. 30. RC$C rvauons sua· ,ested. Conserv111 vt' atmosphere; a landmark an Corona del Mar and a beloved trad1t1on an finC' d1n1ni. Prime nb is the maan draw; u's donC' with all the tramm1n1s. lake Yorkshire puddinJ. But the Piano Bar is aone. i nd 1hat's a shame SSS **** Pl•• Pe.t Tw•, 114S Newpon Center Or. 640-S2SO. ()pen 11:30 to 2:.lO for lunch Mon.·Fri .. S to 10 for dinnt'r Sun.-Thurs .. S 10 11 Fn.~1. RctcrVations sugested. Menu 1n lrans111on Nouveau/nou velle Cb1noisu1e with pasta dishes thrown in for &ood measure. Can't qu11e compare with lhe on11nal 1n Laauna Beach. Pretentious wine list sets tone for service. SSSS * * * Gary'• Dell, 3309 East Coast High· way. 6 7S-2 I 93. Open 9 10 8 Mon.· Fn.. 9 to 1 Sat. 10 lo 8 Sun. RCSCTVallons not nCCCMal"} At least 37 vanues of hot and cold deh sandWlches. frozen yogun, Tues. niaht tacos. catcnna. Also an Plaza de Cafes. Not rated G..,..._ 305 Marine Ave .. 67~193. Authentic Italian food. Dinner only. s lO 10 pm Mon.-Thun.: s 10 11 p.m. Fn. and Sat. Not rated. 04*I Eardl Ratauut, 210 Ncw- pon Center Dr. 640-2411. Open 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon.·Thurs., 7 a.m 10 11 p.m. Fn .• 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sat.·Sun. Reservations for panics more than ci&ht. Natural foods for a healthy llfcstyle. Not rated Rat1U'1 H2S Newport Boulevard. 675-4668. Open for lunch 11 to 3 Tucs.·Sat; dinner S:30 to 11 Mon.· Sat.. 5:30 to 10 Sun. Rcs.crvations ~pied. Festive diniOJ of delicious Ltbancsc spcclaltics. BelJy danc.ers oo weekends. SS * * * J.W. Sea Grill 900 Newport Center Dr. Mamon Hotel. 640-4000. Open 6:30 a.m .. t o 10 p.m. Sun.-Thurs .. 6:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Fn.·Sat. Rcscr- vauons accepted Fresh fish seltc· lions. Not rated. ~ta~ I 0 I Bayview Place. Ncw- pon h. 72S-0777. Lunch M·Fn.: d1nner from 6 p.m M·Sat., closed Sun Self park an 1dJ01nmg lot. Authentic Japanses cu1s1ne Krvcd an tranquil env1tonment. Order SSS· ptr-person bisd1 feast 24 hours an advance. SSS * * * * * Le MwU 3~21 Via Lido. 67S-4904. Rescrvauons acceptt'd. Swiss chef WaJtcr Rutt1man's award-wmning cuisine is 1nnovauve and an1s11c Lamb, veal and other spcc1al11cs from France and Swatzerland Lunch, dinner. cocktj1ls. Caterina. SSS **** Mqk ltlu4. HOS Via Opono 67f.Q900. Open for dinner 6 pm Wcd.·Sat. Optn for brunch Sunday 9:30. Reservauons required C'ah· fomaa cu1s1ne. w11h ma11c and com· edy entertainment. Not rated. Marraketll. 1100 W PaC1fic Coast Hwy. 64~8384. ()pen for dinner 6 lo 10 Mon .fn .. SJO to 11 Sat.· un Reservauons sugcsted Moroccan CUISlnC. spcc1ali1inJ __ in lemon chicken and rabbit. SSS *** Mati.'1 232S E. Pacific Coast HW} 673-8267. Open for lunch 11·30 to 3. dinner S to 11 . Re5t1Vattons re- quired. Gourmet Italian Clnsane an rcd·veh·c1 srlendor. Not rattd. Maywr. 293 E. Pacific Coast Hwy 67s-6622. ()pen for lunch 11.30 to 2:30; dinner S:JO 10 10:30. unda} bnanch 11 :30 to 2:.lO. Reservations acccpttd. Cntically accl11med In· di&n and tandoon cookery. SS **** .. ...._., lrl• h', 202 NeWJ)(ln C.enter Dr. 6-40-41 I 0. Open I I : 30 lo 10 Sun.-Thun., 11:30 10 I I Fn.-Sal Bat open until I a.m. Reservations accepted. Irish specialties plus salads. buraen and steaks SS * * NewJert Ladl••i. S03 East fdaewater. 67S-23 J . ()pen for lunch l I to 2; clinncr S to ~-Reser· vations accepted. Fine watt'ffront dinina with lfC&l view of Fun Zone and all the cxcitina commotion that implies.. Owner David Salisbury's aracious attitude is apparent in the carina service. Wonderful frub fish and seafood: excellent Sund-y bnancb. Varied entertainment in· eludes live ~ on Sundays. SSS **** N....,.n Oytler Bat IM Grill 2100 W. Oceanfront. 67S-9977. Fresh fish and pasta specialties, cocktails, beer and wine. Homemade dcsSt"rts. Open 7 days from 11 :30. Casual atmosphere. SS * * * * TM 014 Spadletd FK1ory, 2110 Newpon Bfvd: 67~86S4. Optn for d.inner S lo 10 Mon.-Thurs .. S to 11 Fn.-SaL. 4 to 10 Sun. Rese rvations not a~ted. Inexpensive lasagna and pasta dished w11h an old fastuootd flair. Not rated Para4.l.e Cafe. 600-0 Nev.pon C.entcr Dr. 64+1237. Open for lunch 11 10 2:30 Mon.-Fn .. dinner 5 10 9 Mon.-Sal Rcscrvauons accepted Spcc1almng an fresh fish and pasta. caterin.' available Not rated Parter 1 Seal ... Grill. 309 Palm t 673-3741. Open for lunch 11 to 3 Mon.-Sat.: dinner S 10 I 0 Sat.· Thurs., 5 10 11 Fri. Sunday brunch 10 to 4. Reservations suggested. Steaks and seafood with jazz and rqpe. Not rated. Pueal. Plaza Newport, Bnstol and Jamboree, 1000 Bristol. 7S2-0107 Open for lunch 11 :30 to 2 Mon.-Fn .. dinner 6:30-10 Mon.-Sat. Reser· vations acccpttd. l.J&ht and natural fla vors from the south of France and the south of Califom1L Marvelous use of baby lettuces in innova11vc salads. Spare atmosphere an stnp mall loatfon doesn't dim1n1sh the excitement of Pasca.J Olhats' am· l&Jnative flair. SSS **** Tk PavW•. 690 Newpon Center Dr. Four Seasons Hotel. 7 S9~808. ~n for breakfast 6:30 to 10:30 Mon.-Fn .. lunch I I 30 10 2 Mon.· Fri .• dinner 6 lo 10:30 and unda) brunch 10 10 l Re~n auons needed. Amencan contemporary cu1s1ne with French touches. Di- verx bread basket. all bmads baked on premises Impeccable scrvtct'. Mosll) perf«l food. an an at· mosphcrc that 1ransctnds hotel ster· 1lity. SSS ***** TM Ru of New90rt. 2106 \.\. Oceanfront, 675·2S66 ()p(n for dan· ner S.30 to 12 Mon.-Sat. Rncr· vataons suuested. Gourmea seafood an an clqant Vactonan settana. Widely rccoa.n11cd as amona the bcs1 seafood restaurants an the counlf' Try the abalont' and lohster Re\ Chandler 1s a pcrfoc11on1s1. 11 sho11.~ Susan ('handler and John Rader pttS1de over the front dt'sk with aplomb SSSS * * * • * Tiie RJU. 880 Nl"wpon Crnter l>r vations accepted for lunch and trom S to 9:30 Mon.· Tb., from S to 7 p.m. only Fri., Sat. Consntently aood con11nental. Northern hahan cwsine. SS **** ~Jal TlaaJ 4001 W. Coast Ht&hway. 6~3322. RCSt"rvauons accepted. Oefinauve Thai cuisine. Value-pack· ed luncheon combination spccaab .. Serene decor. Lunch. dinner. un- day brunch. Also at I 7SO S. Coast Hwy. in Laauna ~ach. 494-8424 SS **** R*Y'• Japar Dtaer. 3000 W Pa· cific Coast Hwy. 722-4066. Optn 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. dally. Reservations not necessary. EnJlish·style fare with buricrs and deli sandwiches. Not rated. Sam'• OeU. 660 Newpon Center Dr . 720-0360. Open 1 to 4 Mon • Fn. No reservations needed Och cuisine Not rated. Sapori. 1080 Ba)Sldt Dr .. 644-4 220 Open for lunch M·f and Dinner M· Sun. Magmficent Nonhem ltahan cuisine. Pastas made on p rem1$Cs. sauces arc absolutel} perf('('t Out· door pauo catches ba y$1de breeze~ from ncvb) Balboa Island SS **** Stecl•beck'1 21 7 Mara ne "' <' 673-0S70. Opens at S 30 p.m. Tu.· Sun. Rescrvauons accepted. , ot rated Shl41o Cak 3201 E. Pacific Coast Hwy. 615-1515. Optn 11 to 10 Mon.-Wed .. 11 to 11 Thurs.-Sat 10 to 10 Sun. R~rvauons accepted Fashionable menu of cuNent favontes. Late-night bar dining. aood happy hour SS * * * St-.ft Noodle 21S Riverside Or .• Newpon &ach. S48-7418. Lunch M-Fn .. dinner M-Sun. Valet parlong on weekends: park.tog lot an front of restaurant. Up$Clllc neighborhood restaurant serves high-class. real Ital· 1an repertoire. SS * * * * Tale of die Wule 400 Mam 1rc1 . Balboa. 6 7 3-4633, Rescrvauons ac· ceptcd EnJO~ the romance of old Newpon wuh a panoramic Ba> vaew Abundant seafood selcttaoM and trad111onal favomes. Lunch. dinner. aturda) and . unda' brunch Not rattd. Tree• 440 Hela otrope '<' 673-0QIV ._mencan and inter· nauonal cu1S1ne lounge opens da11\ at 5 pm dinner ~l"\cd n1ghtl~ form 6 p m .\ppcuzers and latC'·Dlahl menu unul m1dn1ght One of the Orana.e Cout's most untQUC' rt'~· taurants SS * * * * * T•Uo Mart S45 Nc11.pon Center Dr 640.6333 0(X'n 11 30 to 11 Mon Thur~.. 11 'O to m1dn1ght Fn • t. SS to I 0 Sun RMCn attl)M ncc:dcd Contemporar' l tahan cu"'"'" lntC'rc~una ix1~u' SS *** VIila Nova \I\ I \.\ Coast H11.' 64:!· 7880 Danner n1&)l1I~ \ pm to :! a m. EAcellt'nt. heart) ltahan cu1s1nt'. outstanding w1nc h\I \ct1,e piano bar. fa, onte le>Ql latt'·n11h1 ~Pot Rc~t"\ a11on~ a ("('pted \. alc-t boat park.anJt. SS * * * * Y..._tt Taveni H \ 8a\\1dr OT ti' ·S l lJ 01nner Imm S p m n1ah1 I) unda) brunch Ecle\ uc fare 1n cla'I\~ ~urround1nfs under the superb dart"cuon o Han' Praacr who 011.ns rhC' Rau, and has daugh· ter llnd son-an·la~ ioulrt'n and Sam Pacrtt. ~pon ~ch's nt'-'C\I landmarl Ood. \Our hoat and Jan<' SS **** . 720.1800. Open for lunch 11 30 to ' Mon.-Sat .. dinner S· 30 lo I 2 \1on Sat Reservations 'ugcsted .\111.a' s~ excellent danana cxpenencC' (. utC' R1t1 Girls an \Canl) 'kins. v.onder· fully funn y bartenders: Hans Praa· er's e:it~nase. The only plact' to be on Fnda)' afternoon in Nt'wpe>n Beach. table 1n the bat arc ~cd a Wttk an ad'ancr .. ~sl blrbu1Cr1 an towl'\, d1tt0 hver and onions. all salad. cracked dunaencss crab Dr· fin1t1ve non·nouvelle menu sta s Santa Ana oonslstent from year to y~r -and so docs Mr Praatr's ehentclC'. the ------------- crcmt' de ta creme of O (' ca,uall) Cruy Rene S-• HMM .., Sa .... elepn1 to dttn~._$SS ***** IS80 Brookhol101J.. S49-1512. Reser· ~~w·a 2407 E. Coast Hv." . vat1ons acceptc-d Down·homr Coron.1 del Mar. 673-l?SO. O~n (or country danms. Lunch. dinner lunch Mon.-Fn. 11 a.m. 10 2:30 p.m danc1na .ind h"e musa 1n tht" Dinnc:r S-10 p.m. datl) Reser· saloon Not ratt'd Dally POot Weel(end/ Tllurlday, August 23. 1990 Cll . -i • - -' l --"f - - I • I 1 I • Distinctive D1n1ng . Tfll\S tk·lililllh 'Dl\UNCH • MfNUf .. 1~IlEE PASTA eafoob IA Al Ill EU1 l1l .,il h•ll~m 9!11eCZLJineL') Pasta's Sunday Champagne Branch s10.95 10 a.m.·2 p.m. ~-\\~~N\: 7667 Center Avenue Huntington Be"ch . CA 9 26 47 714 891 0123 BAn & GRILL EWMENU! food until midnight DINNER fr $5 95 om • SATURDAY & SUNDAY BREAKFAST & LUNCH from '2.95 1 Qam-3pm HAPPY HOUR 4$7:30 pm with FREE Tostada Bar Dining & Dancing Daily (ex~ Mon & Tues ) 400 So. Coast tMy., Laguna Beach Phone 494-3358 Cartttelo~ ltJ BEDIHADA LI\!£ ENTJ:RTA INMENT with Th e Latest Sounds of the 90's!! 3520 £.(Oehl I f\I\~ • Coron.i dt•I '111.it 675-1922 Sushi Bar 5 TH Anniversary Celebration ALL-You-Can-Eat s13se lunch 11:30-2:30 M on-Fr i Dinner 5:30-6:30 Mon-Sun (Offer good in Sush i Bar Only) 4250 Birch St. •955-0822 Newport Beach The Beat Steakhouse You'll Ever Have Trouble Finding FARMER STEJlK HCt1GE STILL SERVING THE GREATEST STEAKS FOR ALMOST 30 YEARS! Lunch Mon.-Sat. from 11 AM Dinner Mon.-Frl. from 4:30 PM • Dinner l•t. a Sun. from 3 PM FOR RESERVATIONS CALL BOB 841-9777 Located At H•rbor a Wiison In Harbor Shopping Center 2300 Harbor Blvd. • Coat• MeN C 1 • Deity Pilot Weekend/ Thursday, August 23, 1990 . viva ttallal trattoria The Fresh Approach To Italian Food ~ fe,11 urlng ~f, Col d A11t 1pasto Buffet !Jil li~· Spc-clal · nnd t<r;,?.u lar "'1~nu 7 DAYS A W EEK .., R~j.!ulM· Ml"n11 Yr\'f'd 'lloon to I~·;.> m .,. L,.atr-Mf"n11 P111.1"•""'lacl" •lk<>sl"n .. 417 1720 I 81ocll ltom !lhtn e ... r~ •nd ti.. enlr•n<:• ol lh• Pag•at1I of the Mawl•rt 303 H Broedl,..) La9un• 9•K h IJM 1'5 al Rane"" N'g"91 Center C•o•n "•"•r r•to••f & 'lr .. ntJald l -iaun1 ""tuel the r--A-ft cfltt'tTalJC .. H/ "Roo111 A Fine D1n1ng Experience tor Lunch. Dinner or Sunday Champagne Brunch Can tor AeseNatlOnt (7141833·2770 ~R'IERINN.. -HOTEL-., .. 18i(J M.1u ,r111w 8 1vd lrv•r 1 (,/, F2 ThurMtay, August 23, 1999 OlltW COMT DAILY PLOT ~~~~------~--~--~~~-~~~-llllo------~-'--Wtstmint~--1~----~~4-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-+--- j ORAHGECOAITDAILYPLOT .- IHI IHI COOL ISLAND BREEZES New home on pre<it1gious Lido I le $- BR, 2' 1BA, two fireplaces, spauous mastt:r '>Ullt'. h1~h ceilings formal Uln- 1ng plus br1..•aklJst nook lenn-Air cook top SX.l '.000 ......-' . • BAY VIEW ·- Under construction 3-bedroom + den/guest room Roof lop deck wrth bay view and wet bar. in great le>- c.1tion on balboa peninsula. Steps to bayfront & ocean 5795.000 4) TENNIS COURTS And all the toys. pool. spa, sauna and racquet ball plus a H>edroom. 2-bath condo with used brick fireplace and high ceilings. 5197.500 (714) 846-0641 Thursday, August 23. 1990 F3 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR REALTY ustom showpl.:iu: I' / hlks from tht..• can l his 10µ 4ualit~ home tt;>,1tures H3R. 2' i·8t\ .! lrpk c;p,1. ..,~_.~ uril} }SIL'ITl pri\<1le m.i-,11..•r '>llllt' oh Jen .inLI ... ! car ~.11ag1..· "><"11)(,l(J VIEW + DOCK This former model has one of the best vie ws and locations 1n the harbour plus a large boat slip and patio outside >-our door 4-BR l -BA. dining rm . French doo rs[, .windows, commun1t} pool. spa [, tennis SC><l5.000 MAINCH~L View all the boat & harbour activity from your living area and waterfront patio with a prtvate boat dock. 2·8R. 2-BA. fireplace. security gate. S426.500 ~·A.,.G, r"·~·~-~~ '·1r---~.a.°'•~ I •.•J., .,. 4 I• .. \..., • ~I :f ••l.l' 1'(.1 _,. ~""' If. r f ~·" ~ ,, " .~ ,lf'! .I.ti 'f .~:, :~ 'I'~ ri""·~ ••,.~;'1 ... ..,;.rJ~; ~ ... ~ l~ l '.it.':1• ... ., "'I. ~ .:.1~ Lf.t~· --.~.-F'ti'. • ~· I. • .,.. -, hF ~ l.~. , ..... ".::~ 7!~~/J /V~-'=~•r-:~::::~ [!.,~·.~ 'Ii ~· I~ J'<.·¥,~4-_£ -,. . l J ., ,7 'I ~j~~~r;r~::·t:~.~ ~.J...·~-~· ..... ~ - OCEAN VIEW Large 4-bedroom townhome in Hunt- ington Harbour Over 1900 sq ft. spaoous master suite with fireplace and view of ocean Large private patio. 2-<ar ~rage pool and tennis 1courts 5325.000 WALK TO SURF & SAND I Walk .iuo<,,s thl.' stre<>t 10 the sand and tht' surf from this !·BR .?·B'\ to .... nhome 1n ,1 guard {t<lted commun1 t} w11h pool '>P<l and tt:'nn1~ ':.li.? mo BRING THE BOAT Highly u~raded Tnntdad l<.l,1nd home with 4-BR. 11 1·BA lilm rm formal dining. w1..•t bar spa t. sun rm Plus its o wn hoat doc"-57"i'l,000 16390 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 200 Huntington Beach, California 92649 LUXURIOUS WATERFRONT 0 \1..'I l"in 1 <;q tt ~I 1-\wmt I\ I~ 1.ir al' l>O.J t dOL "-HR •-I\\ ... p .. ' •rT' • •m l111..·pl.i1.e 1n m.1 .... tt•r md 1\ inc ·m I rl1.L•d hdo\\ 1pp1,11..,,1l I ""l' I l.t"I '="'' l l JI,. J • I ' -. . •.-E . WATERFRONT COMMUNITY Thi<. ! br 2 h,1 111'' nhomt· , t'mhtn(•<, tht' lontl.'mpor,1n Sl\ltn~ l'" Snu1h1..•rn Lc1hfl)1 n1.. .md htlr hour It\ in.: l om pll..•11..• \\Ith Jl\.'1..)1 ... ,wn.1<. tlnd ll'nni<. .111 tn a p.:irk·hlo.1..• "'-'lttn~ tn cl e_,llt:d 1\,itt•r front 1..ommunll \ ...,!•><11o 1 RELAX AND ENJOY A 1crnlt1.. rl'moddl'd t· C\ll.•n1kd .l l:X'dHlOm h1..,me ,)n , ul d 1• ..... 11. ""' h t.hntn~ rm l.:>m1h rm 1.llltu• <.tu,h hrt.•pl,1u: and 1u<.t '>IC.'P5> It..' p.11 i.. ,1nd '!>lhool -.2•i-1 \J\111 (213) 592-2816 F4 Thursday, Augu•t 23, 1990 OUW COAST DAILY PILOT McDowell honored for community-spirit Frank McDowell. president of Star Real Estate m Fountain Valley, recent- ly received the first annual Community Spirit Award from the Huntington Beach/Foun tain Valley Board of Re- altors Tom Van Tuyl, president of the local boar tl presented a plaque to McDowell which recognizes the chari- table efforts of McDowell and the 140 Realtors of Star Real Estate. The Realtor Community Spirit Awi;tfd acknowledges a Realtor or real est ..ie ofl1ce for exh1b1t1ng overall concern for the community of man- k in J . Van Tuyl said · Frank McDowell has been involved in c.reating the Chnstmans Cantree wt"1ch provided thousands of dollars a::. well as much-needed food to the m povenshed. Star Real Estate also made a substantial donation to the v1ct1ms of the 1989 San Francisco earthquake and delivered food and clothing to the poor in San Fehpe. Mexico:· ,..he said "For the past several years. Star has been the first-place winner In the board's polltlcal fundraslng efforts. These are only a few of the countless contributions Frank and Star Real Estate have worked on to help the community," Tuyle said The following is a list of the cont'bu- t1ons McDowell and Star Real Estate has made In recent years •Cristmas Cantree -yearly. •Paramedic fundraiser donations. •San Francisco Earthquake Foun- dation Fund. •San Felipe donations to the poor. •"Drug Use 1s Life Abuse" pro- gram. •Fountain Valley Police Depart- ment for "No on Drugs Program " •Grad Night support to combat drinking and dnv1ng. •Races for Muscular Dystrophy Fund •Support for local fam1hes dunng holiday season The Community Good Spmt award has been created to honor mdlvtduals or an entue real estate firm who have committed their office towards better- ing the community through fundraslng efforts or outright donations of food and clothing, Tuyt said. "The commitment of the agents at Star Real Estate and the leadership which encourages that commitment makes us all proud to be associated with you." Tuyl said. A perpetual plaque has been created for future spirit awards. and Frank McDowell's name Is the first of many to follow. The plaque will dis- played at the board's office on the "Wall of Fame." he said "I am very pleased to have been the first recipient of this award ," McDowell said later 'Star Real Estate does its best 10 improve the fundra1s- ing efforts of this communtty and also commits its ways to helping those 1n need. "I am very proud of the Realtors I work with for showing their support for their community. I accept this on their behalf," McDowell said ~ranll McDowell RE/MAX hosts Turtle Rock 'treasure hunt' Six RE/MAX agents will be hosting a "Treasure Hunt/Open House" Sun- day tor anyone Interested In viewing the best Investment potential In Irvine. The event will be held from noon to 5 p.m. and wlll include free food and fun. as well as a "treasure tour" of six town homes Entries will tour the townhomes and search for hidden treasure to be eligible to win a moonlight cruise In Naples or a color television set. There Is no charge to enter. The five homes on ttte "Treasure Hunt/Open House" tour are located at 11 Starshlne, 9 Wlnternlght, 3 Summerset, 5 Summerset and 8 Sum- mer Breeze. All of the townhomes, Home bi.dding seminar to be held in Dana Point Newport Beach-based LFC Real Es-highest bid at or above the minimum tate Marketing Services will conduct a bid published In the auction free one-hour "how to bid" seminar catalogue. Minimum bids start at 50 Friday for tnterested buyers of the p~rcent below the previous asking Vista Monte and Tennis Villas resl-prtces. dt·nces to be sold at auction Sunday A total of 26 Vista Monte slngle- ln Uana Point. family residences and 47 Tennis Villas The bidding seminar will be held at condominiums wlll be auctioned on 7.30 p.m 1n the Dana Hiiis High behalf of D.T. Smith, Inc. School aud1tor1um. 3333 Street of the Golden Lantern 1n Dana Point. It is The Vista Monte homes. perched betng provided for those who wish to on the bluffs of Laguna Niguel, boast familiarize themselves with the LFC up to 2,522 square feet or Interior auction process. space and are accented by double- entry doors with etched glass. sky- "t strongly recommend attendance tights and vaulted ceilings. at the 'how to bid' seminar for first-time auction bidders," said John G. The Mediterranean-styled Tennis Valentine, company executive vice VIiias condominiums are nestled president. "Potential buyers leave our along the Monarch Beach coastline seminars feellng comfortable with the and are within walking distance of the entire auction process. we like to Monarch Beach Golf and Tennis Club think we take the mystery out of and the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. auctions. They really can be exciting The auction sate of the Vista Monte and a lot of fun." and Tennla VIiias homea 11 scheduled The auction will be conducted on a for Sunday beginning at noon. All minimum-bid. absolute basis This bidder• mu1t be registered prior to meana that the teller must accept the the day of the auc11on and have In -their po~on a cashier's cheek. ,..C_a_n-'t_!'_e_e_m_to--ae_t_t_o_a_l_l_th_o_!'_e ____ made payable to themaetves, In the -~ ,., . ., amount of $2.500. repair jobs around the house? Lt!t For further Information on the auc- the cl assified service directory tlon. thoae Interested may contact help you find reliable help. LFC Real eatate Marketing Servloe1 toll-free by calllng (800) 966-0660. which are built by Bren. are located in the Turtle Rock area of Irvine and otter a relaxing countryside at- mosphere. The focus of the homes Is on con- temporary convenience and flair, high- lighted by practical luxury Many ol the homes offer hlllslde views. The amenities of the area Include two swimming pools and spas and nerby Turtle Rock Community Park, tennis courts, nature traits. an amphitheater. volleyball courts, soc- cer and baseball fields The auditorium at Turtle Rock Park also Is home to the Irvine Community Theater. Four floor plans will be open, rang- ing from the two-bedroom. 2'1J-battl Dijon model to the three-bedroom 21/t-bath Carmel model Prices of the townhomes range from $249, 700 to $289,900. The RE/MAX agents feet that "this area Is the best kept secret In Turtle Rock. Where else can you llve a mllllon-dollar llfestyle for u low as $249,00? These homes are for the rlrrst-tlme buyer, young, busy ex· ecutlve and Investors who don't want to maintain a large home, but llke to entertain and enjoy innovative design in a pastoral setting." The seven agents hosting the event are Marge Naiman, Judy Ellla and Paula Allen from the RE/MAX of lrvlne office. Jane and George Mason from RE/MAX of Costa Mesa and Julia Ltao from RE/MAX of Newport Beach. To pick up a Treasure Hunt map. visit the RE/MAX of Irvine office at 4482 Barrance Parkway, Irvine, or follow the RE /MAX open houae signs from Turtle Rock Drive and Sunnyhill Lane. Additional Information can be obtained by calllng Judy Ellls at 552-57 18 Agents recruited in RealBowl Pete Barrett. president of Realty World Newport Beach, has an- nounced that his office wlll be partici- pating in an International Realty World program designed to recruit more full-time sales associates. Called RealBowt, the campaign Is designed with a football theme. 11 began In July and wlll run through Jan. 31 to coincide with tt\e NFL football season. In RealBowl, a Realty World broker acores points when he or she hires a full-time sales anoclate, and when that aalel anoctate completes the Realty World listing, setting and mar. kellng st<llls training programs. "We are entering the 1990s and consumer• are demanding Increasing. ly higher levela of service,'' said J0teph E. Settle, CEO of Realty World Corp. "In an effor1 to meet that demand. wtt have created a campaign to re- cognize thoae brokers who conll1tent- ly recruit full-time aale8 utOClates and make sure thoae aalea auoclates have the training they need to deflver the level of professlonalltm and aer- vtce required In today's market.'' "We plan to be among the top recruiting offices In North Amertca." Barrett declared. "Our goal 11 to recruit 10 salel aaaoclat• by the end or January, an Iner .... In the number of agent a In our office by 50 percent · · Realty WorldCorp. 11 the fourth largest real eatate franehlM In North America with 1,800 offic.t and over 17.000 sales u.oelat ... In 1989. the system had over 170,000 real •tate tranaectlons and $8. 7 billion In 18191 volume INDEPENDENT BROKERS NETWORK When you bay or sell property through an Independent Broker- Realtor. yoa are doing ba•lne•• with the very be•t! No one el•e Iii can offer a• •ach experience. knowledge, profe••ionallsm or .. per•onal .. rvlce. . : 1 8MAST INVUTJIENT Westminster Tri·plex All 2 bedroom. I bath. single noor 1177,lff , ........... .. AU 9"-r• A.eec&atH, lac. SH -1461 PRETTY A.9 A PICTIJaE OWNE• WILL c uav Pool · spa, 4 BR. I Y. 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Call to see Larkla A Aeeoc. 536-8836 r POOL HOME WITH SOLAa Corner 101 wilh Southern E'posur~ ,ind no '1-·'" p0ol heating bills ~.Heh Through Oc 1oht.•r' 1.omt.·" "'"h on upgraded lRR .'BA Calrf Cl.l<>'>I< "'di hu1h hnmt• S27<1 ooo Pacific •-• R.E. l•c To• a Nao•I •-• 536 -6666 NEWPORT WEST DISCOVER IT A secluded oasis of homes dust inland from State Beach and the wetlan s Hidden away from congestion --fast becoming an area o f customized older homes 1ust a short stroll to beach, bike to 1etty 1n Newport or the eliciting WATERFRONT HILTON full lots wllh RV parking, it s own BRANCH LIBRARY huge park and grade school and In Edison High district TWO STORY l BDRM FAM RM FORMAL DR Sl.iQ ::,()() CUSTOMIZED 4 BDRM OVER 2000 SO Fi Sl<X>OOO CAU THE AUA'l IUIDENT IEALTOU 9"·5"1 PKYLUI AND IAl.PH IALPH •· CAUUTHEU. I.EAi. TOI Best location In guud cat~ Huntington Pacilk Ocean, bike path. H B pier to Long Bea h un· obstruct~ views' Refurbish~ Inside private deck outside S 1.850/mo Peclflc .... •.E.. lee • T .. a ,..._. ..... aM-6666 18351 Beach Blvd. Salte A. Huntington Beach CA 92648 • STARW ISE By ARl•NNE (for real esta'le agents) ARIES (I am First -and Then You Can Be Second, Aren't I Nice?) Co- NOrkers and other agents who want to go into every detail and rework everything w11• try your patience this week The choice 1s yours. you may walk right over them or continue to negotiate The fog hanging over your head and the workplace 1s not ~c ur 1mag1nat1on. Good time to get out of town for a few days. until the air clears B• a iamb instead of a ram TAURUS (I Have and Please Don t Touch My Stull) Hey where did e~erybody go? See that dust storm off in the distance? That's Mars leaving your $un sign You work better with less distractions anyway and you have tors of work to do Try to v1s1t your cltents 1n the1r homes and then help place their stuff m the homes you show them Most of you have great taste Try it You will end up reathermg their new nests and your own as well Advertise your listings heavlly GEMINI (I Think -and Think. and Thmk. My Head Hurts. You Take Over) - Might as well get this out into the open Mercury. your rultng planet. goes backward on the 25th Anything signed wlll be revised later Put a red star on any contract 1ou have 10 put 1n10 escrow Mechanical obiects will spuller. stop. go dead Mall can be lost The heavens never give you more than you can bear You get to talk 10 your heart s content Catch up on social ltfe business lunches. seminars Cledn out your des Be of service say yes to everything There I feel better. Gamin1, how about you? Where did you go? On the phone. I hope CANCER (I Feel and Feel and ·Feel No I m Not Pouting. Just Feeltng) Make plans for getaway over Labor Day weekend now By then your clients will be completely confused and not able to decide what they want What goes around comes around You made us wa11 all summer for you; now every ac tion has a reaction. etc You re not pouring are you? LEO (I Will -and You Will Not, Unless I Say So) -Every Leo should be seeing a secret dream starting 10 matenalrze You may receive two wishes soon, I know you usually do the granting. let the stars return the favor this 11me What's one ltttle old pesky escrow when everything else 1s so grand? Except for Mercury Ssshh VIRGO (I Analyze and Pick And Pick. Oooh Is That Dtrty?) -They say when a house 1n your chart is blank (no planets) wrue what you wllt That Is your choice now Maybe the stars suggest you consider educating yourself and others Vtrgo belteves an educated mrnd is a free mind, and belier to serve humanity You mighl find new and better ways l o organize your work, papers and methods Volunteer to train new agent If your office does not tram them. Oh. that move. more next week LIBRA (I Balance I Don 1 Know Yet. I'm Still Weighing It) -You may ask yourself 'why am I driving this beautiful car?" Becaase Libras like nice things You may ask yourself · why am I 1n this business?" Because you' re one of the leaders ol the zodiac and you ltke being your own boss You may ask yoursell ·do I get a real charge when t bring people together and crate a union of minds to bgenef1t them both? Yes you do Sell pink and gray houses rn the $350,000 range You re wel:ome SCORPIO 11 Desire and Watch Out II You Desire What I Oes1re) -Go ahead. ai.~ for anything I know. you hate to ask for anything Call that very big deal at lel .t Get out there. go to clubs. dinner and take care of business Know any la..., 1ers? Real estate not lawsuits. Make contact 1n the publishing world Power pee pie need 10 move out there Help them SAGITTARIUS ti See -and Why Can't You See What I See) -You hke to run with the "1n crowd " You should feel very "with It" this week Just remember you have the ability to see above the crowd. Do you have the nght stuH to step out and go 11 on your own? Playing t™' rules la fine for sports, but v1s1onar1es win the real estate investment of the future. CAPRICORN (I Know -and You Will Never Know Exactly Whal I Know) - Do you care that your Ille Is topsy-turvy right now? Yes and no Success Is also very important to you. The stars are pulling strings for you and your clients. Take advantage of this Your very real friends and lamlly wlll understand and wall for you Money in the righ1 hands can do good lhlngs You have worked hard, use It wisely Invest In your own future. AQUARIUS (I Know -and You Wiil Never Know Exactly What I Know) -You may find yourself changing partners and brokers. Why to .. d? You usually love change 11 you are 1n control. If you're not In control Y04J might want to take a hard look pt that Forget ltstlnga for a while and ~tra1e on buyers. PISCES (I Believe -and Don't Try To Pin Me Down To What) -Yes. those projects you thought were eomple1ed wlll have to be reworked one more time Higher ups and clients do not have the belief• y04J have In the future. Do you have the wlll to convlnoe them one more time? Hold all your ll1Ung1 open. Make cenaln you are seen out In public. Ple&M. 11op hiding. (Thtl •t•fl do not com,,.,. thfty only tuggetll. RMd tc.1n ~n. then moon and riling for furthM nu•nc.. LO"W, ArlanM.) .. ~COAST DAA.Y PLOT Condo Hotline Association -boards must infor1n owners ly JANET &..S. POWUS AttO.,,.y.., .._ Dear Hotllne: I have recently questioned my H · aoclallon'a board of dlrectora r9gard- lng lhe l1ct that we homeownera never ... m to receive anything from th• boant except • notice of our annual m"tlng and lncreHea In our aHHlmenta. I thought the bo1td had lo provide ua with aome flnanclal Information on a r99ular bHI•. Pl•H• advla• me what document• th• board ahould be giving ua, and when. -Puzzled Homeowner In Newport Dear Puuled The board should be prov1d1ng you with financial state- ments on an annual basis. including a pro f orma oper ating budget which you should re<::e1ve not less than 45 days nor more than 60 days belore the beg1nnmg of your assoc1a11on 's fiscal year. This budget should include the eSll· Power• mated revenue and expenses. identify the total cash reserves currently set aside. an estimate of the current re- placement costs and the estimated re- maining useful Ille, and what methods of funding will be used to defray future repair. replacement or add1t1ons to the maior components which the associa- tion 1s obligated to maintain In addition, you must receive a gen- eral statement which describes the procedures used to calculate and estab- lish the reserves. The association must have a review of the financial statement prepared by an accountant 11 the gross Income to the association, m any fiscal year. exceeds $75,000. A copy of this review must be distributed w1th1n 120 days after the close of each llscal year In addition. ii the governing docu- ments mandate an audit by an accoun- tant, an audit must be performed m- steao ot the review required by the C1v1I Code. Lastly, on an annual basis. the board must send out a statement describing the assoc1t1on's po1tc1es and practices m enforcing lien rtghts or other remedies tor those owners who are dellnquent In assessments This must be delivered to the members during the 60 days 1m- medlately prior to the association's fis· cal year. All of these disclosure require- ments are contained In the Clvll Code at Section t365. To ~mmarlze. the board must dis- tribute to you. at leaat on an annual basis, a copy of ( t ) the financial state- ment and review by the auditor. (2) the reserve study and (3) a collection policy. o..r Hotllne: The 8MOClatlon I ltve In rKently towed my car. During the towing pro- ceee mr e&penelve Ponche ••• bedly demefed. ..._t reoouree do I h•we ...,.., the .. eacletlon and/Of the towing oompenr? 4> ...... ct In Huntington hec:h Dear 091neg9d: The ... oct•tlon hN the right to have your cer towed If y04J ere In vt011t1on of the auociaUon'• poeted parking r•tnc- tlon1. The 1MOClatlon mu1t poet, at ...,t, -'gna et the entranc.e or the common lnt.,..t deYek>pment, which contain IP9Ciftc language regarding towing of vehicles, pursuant to Vehicle Code Section 22658.2. However, If your vehicle was damag- ed by the towing proc"'· you may have a cause of action against the assocla- t1on and/or the towing company I rec- ommend that you submit your clalm In writing to the association for Its con- sideration. Then consult your own at- torney about your rights Association towing matters can be- come very serious I advise most boards of directors to enter Into a contractual relationship wtth their towing company which requires the towing company to pay for any and all damage to a vehicle. Further. I aov1se most boards of direc- tors to require the towing company and/or the securrty service supervising the towing to take Polaroid pictures of all vehicles prior to towing In order to ascertain whether the damage occurred after the tow Dear Hotllne: MJ wife end I recently moved Into • condominium complex In Newport S.ach. We •r• orlglnally of KorNn anceatry. Although I epeak YefJ good Engllth, my wife apeah VefJ llttle. We have met numerou• other t<or.-oc- cupant• In the complH and I would ••tlmate, bated on my •tte~ et the laat annual m"tlng, that approll- lmately ~-third of the complex I• ICorHn. We have r~uested that the board of dlreetora ptlnt electk>n mNrlel1 end newtfettera tn both Englleh en Koreen to Halat tn alerttng the mem.,.,....lp of what I• occurlnt In the community. To date the board h11 lndlceted that they heve no obl'e•tlon to ptlnt enyttttno In .,,y language other th.,, EnoHeh. la thl• true? Doe• the boerd have • duty to ptlnt materlal• In both Englleh and Korean? -Concerned In Newport .. ach Dear Concerned There Is no case or statutory authority on this Issue However. II a significant portion of the association's membership speaks a language other than English. the board of directors may have a fiduciary duty to publish tts materials In both languages Certainly, 11 one-third of the complex speaks Korean, the board may be obli- gated 10 at least print the election materials -including the notice. ballot and proxy -In both English and Korean Perhaps you could volunteer to translate the association's newsletter Into Korean in order to assist the board of directors In meeting your request. In translating legal documents. how- ever. I recommend that the board hire a professional Interpreter to be certain that the necessary language la con- tained In the election materials. (Janet Powers 11 an attorney In the tran$11Ctlonal d•partmtmt of Flor•. Nor- dberg, Walker & Woolf-Wll/11, a law firm emphasizing me practice of law In fhe area of community auoel•tlon1. Shtl cannot lndlvldualfy tNpOnd to ques- tion•. but wlll answttr •• many H pou- lble In tM WHl<ly Hot/I,,. column. All retpon_. are baHd on c.urr.nt c.11- fornla •tat• law and upon the factt pr-.nt.cJ. You M>ould CONUlt your OllW1 U'°"'41tlon'I QOo;etnlnQ docufrWttl Of legal oourwl on wr; .,,.clflc ,,..,_., S#KI you qu.tlotw to Community M- eoclatlon Hotl#M, P.O. 8oJC 16«J, Coet9 M«M, CA 112824) SPARKLING SURF OCEAN BREEZE REDUCED Smell the salt air and wit- ness the sun meltJn& Into the Pacific while barbecuing or sunbathln& from this new' custom 2 story 4 bedroom home. Ensenada Yacht Race starting line in full view. For- ever Greenbelt park and Catalina sunset splendor. Beach parties or formal ter- race dining overlooking the blue Pacific $1,695,000 View from the Ten ace. CdM PENTHOUSE. Ocean and Bay views galore! Re- furbished 2-bdrm. 2-ba retreat home. City nlte lites. candlelit terrace dinlg w{sounds of the surf Pr.lus cozy fireplace. Dock privileges. poo , spa, gated. secluded & pvt. $695,000 I. CdM OCEANFRONT BU ILDABLE LOT. Vacant lot with building authority approvals of plans for a 4, 100 s.f. home on three levels w/semi-private drive. Unparalleled sweeping ocean surf & Catalina views. $1.695,000 2. CdM DRAMA GALORE. SOUNDS OF SURF. Dramatic white water surf & ocean views from all three levels. Comletely remodeled with very secluded ocean lounge & terrace, wine room, Jacuzzi & wet bar, all with twilight views of Newport Harbo r, the channel entrartce & Cataftha Island. The sunsets are breathtaking. $3,395,000 CdM SURF This 5 bdrm dramatic ocean view home Is not for everyone, just the bravest in spirit who Insists on having t he ultimate lifestyle experience. $3.395.000 " F8 Thucaday. August 23, 1e90 Architects to vie in sand castle • contest Members of the Orange County chapter of the American Institute of Architects will be building structures that won't stand a chance of surviving tne tide when they convene on the beach at Corona del Mar Sept. ~O. Some of the finest architects, land- scape designers and other affiliated protess1onals In Orange County will turn their attentions to building cas- tles 1n the sand at the AIA's 1990 lnv1tat1onal Sand Castle Competition. Tr1rough this event, which Is open to the public, the local architects hope to ra1• e the level of architectural aware- ne:.s in Orange County. More than 20 toe al firms and 2.000 spectators at- rended last year's event. Sculpting is scheduled from 10 a.m. 10 3 p m . with awards being pres- ented &I 4 p m A panel of 1udges will select winners based on a number of '-nteria, including ong1nahty and de- Jeff Dun sign, best use or site and degree of d1H1culty "Because our competitors are architects, they create spectacular, one-of-a-kind entnes · said Dell H DeRevere. president of the Orange County AIA. a non-profit organization ded1cato::d to preserving high stan- dards of profess1onallsm. integrity ano competence in the architectural 1elO The chapter provides workshops ano speakers for tts nearly 1 100 members. as well as hosting its an- nual design compet1t1ons for Orange County high school and community ccllege students For more 1nfor- m.J11on on the sand castle compet1- t1or call the AIA chapter office at 557 -7796 Nancy Kahn. former administrator of special education programs for the Los Angeles Unified School District. has 101ned Patrick Tenore Realtors In Newport Beach Kahn said she selected real estate for her new career because "It is a people business. It offers an op- portunity to work with people to help them achieve their goals of finding a new home or selling their present one." She brings to the field of real estate a background in administration. suc- cessful experience In working with people. an ablllty to solve problems. an enthusiasm for challenges and a skill in remaining focused on a par- ticular task to Its successful con- clusion. Kahn has an educational back- ground in psychology. "which helps when dealing with all types of clients -- and fellow professionals in the real estate field." Jeff Dun has been appointed to the position of pre-construction manager of Keller Construction Co. He Is cur- rently supervising pre-construction services for Triangle Square. a $32 million retail shopping center in Costa Mesa. Dun has overseen construction, In his former position with Keller as proiect manager. of more than 540,000 square feet ol commercial, office and retail space involving con- tracts of more than $55 m1lhon. A graduate of Arizona State Univer- sity, Oun holds a degree 1n construc- tion engineering/management . . . Bottom Line Financial Company has signed a rive-year lease tor 937 square feet of office space at 4 100 Campus Drive 1n Newport Beach one of four butld1ngs in the Executive Plaza Four. a four-bu1td1ng office complex owned by Signal Landmark Greg Pug1ley and John Boeko of the harles Dunn Company's Orange County office are the exclusive agents for the complex and represetned Sig- nal Landmark 1n the $80.325 trans- action. Bob Rleden of Lee & As- sociates rep1 esented Bottom Line Financial. ROH Chavez of Century 21 Beachs1de Realtors In Huntington Beach has been named top producer at Century 21 of the Pacific for the month of June -the second time this year she has received the honor In February, Chavez sold property totaling $2 million, and In June she sold $3.25 m1lllon, making her the top producer over the other Realtors in her district and the region. "This Is one of the best years I've had as a Realtor," she said. "With all of the referrals my past chents have given me, business has been boom- ing. My safes have managed to In- crease despite the fact that we are In a market that is transition " Chavez. who has worked for Cen- tury 21 Beachs1de for the past four years, received the Centurion Award last year in recognition of her outstanding performance. A native of Lima. Peru, Chavez Immigrated to the United States with her husband 10 years ago and be- came a tax supervisor with H & A Block. She has lived In Huntington Beach for four years with her hus- band, Oscar, and her 13·year-old son. The Real Estaters 1s now part of the nation's largest referral networking system, HMS Refnet. which closes one of every four homes sold m America Refnet has more than 220,000 member brokers and sales agents In 48 states with annual property sales exceeding $80 bllllon "We will take advantage or all the services HMS provides for our cnent1," said Buddy Clerk, bro· ker/owner of the Real Estetera. "This Includes home protection, errors and omissions and homeowner continu- ous contract plan. Refnet. I believe. offers a great referral networking sys- tem." The referral network will be offered to all of the firm's sellers at no cost Call the Real Estaters at 546-2313 for more information on the new system. Shawntana Development has an- nounced the selection of consultants tor its Los Portillos condominium pro- 1ect in the prestigious master-planned community of Rancho Santa Margarita The consultants named Include architect Jim Mlckartz, Orange, sales office designer Threshold Design. Richard John1ton, Irvine; interior de- signer Oxspnng Hostetler, Linda Hoatetler, Costa Mesa; landscape architects Frank Radamacher and As- sociates. Frank Redamecher ol Tustin and Hayes/Marlin Association Advertising and Public Relat1onc; of Costa Mesa Los Port1llos when transl dlt!d means 'the gateway· will feature 192 condominium units that have been spec1f1cally designed to appeal to singles and young couples .. Priced from th e low $ 100,000s. the homes are attracting tremendous interest from potential home- shoppers. Shawntana Development will also be ottering FHA, VA and special bond f1nanctng The Los Portillos condominiums will range In size from 652 to 1, 1 15 square feet. with four d1slinct1ve floor plans offering both one-bedroom1one-bath and two-bedroom/two-bath designs To add your name to the 1nteres1 list for Los Port1llos. call the Rancho Santa Margarita Information Center at t-800-422-5454 Dr . J.T. Yean has been promoted to project manager 1n charge ol water resources in the Orange County office of c1v1I engineers and land surveyers Fuscoe. Williams. Lindgren and Short His duties will include pro1ect coord1- nat1on. pro1ect de1sgn and cltent 1nter- fac1ng . Prior to assuming his new pos111on. Yean was a senior engineer for FWLS He joined the firm tn 1989 and has been involved with the master drainage plan. drainage corridor de- sign and debrrs basin design for Mountain Cove in R1vers1de County He Is currently working on the enhancement of the Carpinteria Salt Marsh for the Santa Barbara County Flood Control District Yean received his c1v11 engineering degree from the University of Taiwan his masters from the Un1vers1ty of Iowa and his doctorate in mechanical and environmental engineering from UC Santa Barbara Fuscoe. Williams. Lindgren and Short provides civil engineering and land surveying services for both pri- vate land development and public works projects. The company has offices In Orange County, Riverside. Son Diego and .La.s ~egas. Planner Frenk Hotchkl11 of the Planning Center In Newport Beach will be among the speakers at a three day regional urban design conference ell- plorlng environmental and destgn op. I lions for the future of Southern Cali- fornia Oct. 4-6. The conference. sponsored by the Los Angeles chapter of the American Institute of Architects. will be held at the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel. It will conclude with a town hall-style public round table featuring Hotch- k 1ss, Dan Gercte, former president of the Los Angeles Planning Com- mission. and Kenneth Topping, plan- ntng director for Los Angeles. Rosa Ch•v•z 8udd1 Clarll The ~ess1on is the first• the AIA's 20120 V1s1on for America Program events and will be replicated In urban areas throughOut the country during the next three years. The prototype program will consist of up to six regional conferences Involving architects, a11ted professionals. public and private sector leaders and plan- ning experts The goal of the 20/20 program Is to help architects visualize the benefits and impacts of growth and to Involve them In the leadership of their com- munities Registration information is available from the Los Angeles AIA at (213) 380-4595 Two Southern Cahfornla women were among the first 17 people In the country to be awarded the desig- nation of seniors housing marketing spec1a1tst _ Barbara Krueger, vice president for executive sales of Motivatlonal Sys· tems Inc . and Carole Keller, principal ol Skymarl<. Inc .• were formerly an- nounced as recipients In Washington. 0 C at the board meeting of the National Council on Seniors Housing, a committee of the National Associa- tion of Home Builders Earning the new SH MS designation Is based on the process of complllng cred its from past expelence and In· volvement 1n marketing aspects of senior housing. The SHMS course will be offered again Sept. 13-14 at the San Diego Marriott Hotel and Marina. Appll- cauons for registration are available for Krueger at (619) 4 7 4~8246 or Keller at 854·0069. The Staubach Company has an- nounced that Texas lnstrumentt, a computer supplier. h81 leued 28,S..9 square feet In the Koll Center lrvtne North, 1920 Main St .. Irvine. Expected occupancy 1s Sept. 23. Leland Bruce, 81alr ar,an and Moh Brennlf\9 of the Staubech Company represented Texas Instrument• during the lease negot1atton1. '•trtck Murphy of the Koll Company rep- resented the leuor. Thuraqay. August 23. 1990 Fll SHORECLIFFS EST ATE COVER HOME This one of a kind property encompasses almost 1h acre. Breathtaking views of the Newport Harbor Jetty entrance. whitewater. Catalina, Little Corona Beach, and Buck Gully. Exclusive area In Shorecliffs surrounded by many other beautiful estates. Access to two beaches. Room to build a lawn terrace, pool, and court. One of the last remaining estates available wi th this special kind of potential. REDUCED TO $3,050,000 OWNIR MOTIVATED TO llLLn • -.. I F lO Thursd•y, August 23, 1990 ORA.NM COAIT DALY PILOT m 'Concepts' first step in Coto master plan Before they were homes they were "concepts" -unfolding tdeas that made a t111e-year progression between builder and architect. And even though the new homes of Tiara within the private master-planned communi- ty of Coto de Caza are now built. they ore still referred to as "concepts." When we reviewed the blueprint plan5 tor Tiara we 1nstmctinvely felt that tnese homes would establish a new level of architectural excellence at C Jto says Rod G1lhland. vice pres1jent ot sales and marketing for the ".000-acre Coto community. "The bu1lc.er and architect were able to completely realize their original con- cep,1on The homes are d1gnif1ed. yet not stuffy or pretentious: contem- por 3ry, w11h an old-world regard for craftsmanship and detail " The builder of Tiara 1s La Ltnda Homes. one of Orange County's old- 11ne home builders. Richard L. Hall 1s president of La Linda Homes. Conceptually, our ob1ect1ve at Tiara was to create a sanes of homes that would each have a distinct and highly md1v1dual character... Hall pointed out .. The discerning home buyer. particularly one seeking a luxury home tn a prest1g1ous com- munity llke Coto. deserves more than iust another 'look-alike' home." Hall. who's been building in Orange County for over 30 years. enlisted the services of architect M J Knitter for Tiara. Knitter executed des1gnes for a 1tm1ted ed1t1on of 21 stately single- fma1ly homes Though the site. which overlooks the eighth green of Coto's cham- p1onsh1p golf course, could have ac- commodated more homes. both Knit- ter and Hall opted instead to design and build homes of a larger. more graceful nature Four "concepts" • elevations and floor plans -were created. ranging fr om a s1r.gle-story home with approx- imately 2.500 square feet to a two- story five-bedroom plus library with o-.er 4.500 square feet The exteriors. d1s11ngu1shed by their stone and shingle sidings. are offered in 10 d1fl'!rent styles All of the homes at T1a1 a are oriented toward the golf cou-~e and down" valley views at Cot·) Tilt' finish work on the home, those subtl•: details often sacrificed by bu1ld1 rs 1n the name of expediency, is exemplary Rao1us corners -even in the v.alk -1n closets -are standard Corin•h1an columns, imposing stair- ways. consistently high ce11tngs. (one lloor plan has tw in up - sta1rs/downsta1rs access. one formal Int er• of Tl•r• ttom• st•n ed out with a "'concept:• and one casual), are among the many interior appolntmnents. According to officials at Tiara. the homes have been well recieved. "Our owners are very sophisticated people, at a point In their lives where they really want the very finest." says Kathy Nelson. sales representative for Tiara. "These homes present them- selves as custom residences and every1hing about them backs up that claim. The owners at Tiara have the pnv1lege of a custom-like home. without the difficulties of contracting the building themselves.·' Five of the 21 Tiara homes have already been sold. Prices begin in the low $600,000s. Membership In the Coto de Caza Golf Club and other private clubs are not Included In the purchase of a home. The private recreational and resi- dential community of Coto Is con- sidered the 'crown Jewel' of all mas- ter-planned communities In Orange County. A low density development schedule -designed to protect the ridgelines that frame Coto's '4,000 acres and to preserve Cato's status as having the lowest density of any community in Orange County -is rigorously enforced. Private recreational amenities in- clude the 18-hOle championship golf course. the Vic Braden Tennis Col- lege. the Equestrian Center. as well as a network of bike and fogging trails. and parks. Six of Southern California's leading homebuilders are represented at Coto. with new homes priced from the high $200,000s to $1 m111ton Custom homes1tes are also available Coto's Sales and Information Center. headquarters for all real es- tate activity there, 1s open dally from 10 a.m to 6 p.m To visit Coto. take the San Diego Freeway (405) to El Toro Road, head east to Santa Margarita Parkway, then south to Plano Trabuco Turn nght and follow the signs to the Sales and Information Center For 1ntormat1on call 858-2600 Affordable housing backed for LA residents LOS ANGELES -The Community Redevelopment Agency (C AA) ap- proved a $555.000 loan to create affordable housing for some of the city's poorest residents tn the Wilshire District. · Pending approval by the City Coun- cil, the CAA would provide the low- 1nterest loan to help develop a new $3.5 million facility for the Korean Youth Center, which would also con- tain 19 units of very very low, very low and low-Income housing. The Youth Center's current buildlng on 3986 Ingraham St .. near Wilton Place and Seventh Street. along with an ad1acent house, would be de- molished to make way for the new project. The center's juvenile counsel- ing, education and job training pro- grams will be temporarily relocated to another site until the new faclllty Is comptece. CAA funds would be used to ac- quire the adjacent site and to fund other pre-development costs. The Youth Center has received funding from the Century Freeway Program and ls seeking state housing monies. funding from the Community Develop- ment Department and state and fed- eral tax credits. Construction work on the Youth Center and apartment comptex 11 scheduled to begin In spring 1991 and be completed the fOllowtng year. The ) apartments wm rent tor between $ 107 and $539 a month and be available to residents of all ethnic groups The Korean Youth Center Inc is a non-profit community organization created In 1977 to provide Juvenile delinquency prevention services, Indi- vidual and family counaetlng and fob tr~nlng program a. The Youth Center reeef~ ltl funding from the United Way. prlvate donations, and from 11ate, county and city grant programs. OAANGI COAIT DALY PLOT Thursd1y, August 23, 1990 FU Lido Isle: A little boug ta lot in 1935 $700 land plots site of homes worth millions By PAUL ARCHIPLEY In the 1890's. an early Newport Beach settler often found herself stranded with the changing tide while playing on the gra!iSY marsh that was to beocme Lido Isle. The man who financed the dredge- and-flll operation 1n 1923 to create the present contours of the 11 4-acre island env1s1oned a ma1or commercial wharl teeming wtth enterprise. But during the post-World War II cold war days when volunteers stood atop the lido Isle community building tower and scanned the skies for Russian invaders. they were protect- ing an island community the old timers had never env1s1oned Among those who know their ge~ ography the name "Lido Isle" con- 1ures up the Old World charm and lu)(unant style of the llaltan resort of rne smae name that sits on the Adriatic at Venice That's the atmosphere the de- velopers sought -and eventually ac.h1eved when they struggled to sell lots tor as little as $450 during the depth of the Great Depression Few ol today·s prospective tiome buyers -eying prices from about $450.000 for a hxer-upper to $5 mitlton for a bayfront home -know the island was 1ust a wind-swept marsh 1n the bay a hundred years ago. It wasn't long after Ramona Duarte Castle was born in 1888 that she and her brothers and sister would row out 10 play 1n 'the big shapeless salt marsh that later became Ltdo Isle · Grass grew in the center. but at iow !Ide the shoreltne was alive with crabs and shellfish,' she said 80 years later The children often lost track of the time and tound thetr boat perched on the sand high above the receed1ng 11de 'Because 1t was too heavy for us to drag back we would wait hours for the tide to come in again ... Castle said But their mother rarely worried She could see them easily across the empty sand and water from their home on the McFadden wharf Newport Beach had grown llttle when a pair of community boosters persuaded oll man W.K Parkinson to buy what was then called Pacific Electtrc Island for $45.000 1n 1923 He dreamed of building a ma1or Southland wharf and spent &261.000 1n a dredging operation that built up Lido-Isle some 11 feet above the bay Parkinson never realized his plans and died in 1927 But before he died. he took a $50,00 down payment on a $ l.25 million sale of the Island to William Clark Crittenden, a San Francisco promoter Crittenden then contracted with a group headed by John Elsback to subdivide end Mii the land for an envisioned real ntate bonanza. Sal" dragged. Ofter• of ln1lde lots for $450 and bayfromt 10t1 at S 1.000 to S 1,200 were too 11eep for mo.t buY91'1. Udo Ill• -from windswept m•nft to mHllon•lrer' p•r•dl••· The City Council OK'd a con - troversial public improvements pro- 1ect that. at $ 1 ~ m1llton. was the largest of 11s kind ever let in Cali- fornia. The contract covered all the walks. curb~ street ltghts. water mains, sewer line. pleasure piers and a then- uniq e underground w1nng systems for telephone and electric service Opponents of the contract turned out to be right when assessments against the lost drove the prices out of reach Nevertheless. promoters forged ahead Elsback engaged a Swiss architect named Franz Herd1g. who was fam11tar with the French and ltaltan nv1eras Streets were given European names. and houses were of Med1- teranean architecture with tile roofs and walled patio gardens A high tower was built on the new clubhouse that would later be useful In the v1g1lant watch lor Communist invaders. A unique part of the design not found elsewhere in the city put house fronts on walkways called "stradas· and all the streets. or "v1as ... to the rear of the homes. A glowing news story 1n the New- port News 1n 1933 described the design thusly "By a truly 1ngen1ous arrangement. the streets upon which the homes front (those not facing the water) are actually safety streets. because all houses face on walks. all streets are at the back of the residence This makes 1t a paradise for those wilh children." There were 46 homes on the Island at the time Despite heavy promotions. sales lagged. Finally, the man who would succeed in the stubborn sale of Lido Isle properties was hired In 1935. Paul Palmer came abroad estimat- ing he could aeU tome 800 available Iota In five years. It took him nearty 20 Palmer later talked about the dif- ficulty of attracting buyers dunng the Depression At the time, 30-foot, off-the-water lots were $700. with $260 covering the cost of the lot and $440 for the improvement bond Bayfront. 30-foot lots were about $1,800. including $540 for the lot and $1 ,260 for the bond. "Two problems arose 1mmed1- ately,' Palmer said · No. 1 Few people could be induced to buy a lot. even though extremely hberal terms were offered. 'The second problem arose from those few people who drd agree 10 buy a lot and then found they could not obtain building loans. unless they happened to have a wealthy relative " Palmer recalled a couple o f advertising slogans they tried that were at least amusing If not effective "The first phrase. 'A little buys a lot,' stood us 1n good stead for many years, although now the reverse of this phrase might be more accurate -'A lot buys a little " When Palmer spoke those words 1n 1956. inside lots were selltng at $12,000 and up and bayfront lots at $30.000 and up The other slogan made Palmer and his associates the butt of many 1okes "Lido Isle. A Smart Address · The slogan -"on signboards sur- rounded by one hundred acres of sand. salt. grass and weeds - brought forth derisive laughter from others in the commmunity," Palmer said. Today, early buyers or their de- scendants are laughing all the way to the bank. Biii Feeney. a real estate agent with Waterfront Homes Inc. In Newport Beach. which handles manyof the sales on Lido 1118. said Inland houMS start at about $500,000. But thoM are the onee that ~ ally need a tot of repair. 01herl are selltng for more than a million dollars Feeney said Bayfront house range from "the low millions to about $5 m1111on ." he said Obviously not tor the average home buyer, Ltdo Isle is a prest1g1ous ad- dress 1n an already much-desired community Feeney descnbed It as one of the few water-oriented communities that provide a family atmosphere The Lido Isle Community Assoc1a- 11on oversees all the community properties. 1nclud1ng tennis courts the clubhouse beachfronts docks and parks Children can take tennis and sailing lessons. and numerous commun11y achv1t1es for all age groups are sched- uled throughout the year Unltke those who !Ive on the other big island in the harbor. Lido ·es1- dents en1oy their amenities w1tt1out the crush of tourtsts. And except for a handful of duple)(- es. Ltdo boasts only single-family homes In general. the Mediterranean flavor remains. The combination has made Lido a favorite among the stars and well-10- do of yesterday and today Past residents included Joan Crawford. Rock Hudson. Claire Trevor. Ray Miiiand and June Allyson John Wayne leased a home on L•do for a brief period before buytng his home 1n Bayshores Perhaps the most famous Holly- wood personality on Lido today 1s Joey Bishop It Is also popular with leaders of the development industry. 1nclud1ng Don Koll. Bob Warmington and Gen Wil- liam Lyon Jean Tandowsky. who with her hus· band bought a bayiront lot tor $13,500 In 1950. ranks near the top 1n .enorlty among current island resr. dents. "I've been there so long they think t ca~ wtth the lease:· she said • Fl2 Thursday. August 23. 1990 0AANQE COAIT DAILY "-OT Find Your Home With Our Help~ .. Daily Pilat COSTA MESA NEWS CORONA DEL MAR NEWS NEWPORT BEACH NEWS HUNTINGTON BEACH/FOUNTAIN VALLEY INDEPENDENT OAANQI COA8T DAILY N.OT Thursday. Auguat 23. 1990 FlS Huntington •••ch•1 new SSS mllllon, 12-story W•terfront Hiiton h•s JOO 9u..C rooms •nd suit•• -•II with oc••n views. Waterfront Hilton a study in casual elegance With a fresh, airy color scheme. subtle wallcoverlng textures and rich, blossoming plant life. the Waterfront Hilton in Huntington Beach captures the casual elegance of the beach atmosphere with its unique Mediter- ranean interior design Visual Impact of dramatic. natural settings Is immediately evident at every design phase of the hotel. A palm tree-lined driveway leads to a porte-colchere that shelters the en- trance to the airy. skyht lobby. In the lobby, the breathtaking sight of a dramatic rockscape frames the beauty of a cascading water fountain accentuated by lush. full palms and colorful plants. Unified by elegant materials and finishes. the hotel's public spaces flow Into one another. Smooth marble and Mediterranean hie floors greet guests with an original marble compass pat- tern embossed on the floor in the registration area. Gentle archways. decorative columns and exquisite Move-up buyers becoming hottest real estate 01arket The hottest home-buying market today Is keyed to the "move-up" buyer, the home-owner seeking larger. more luxurious and com- fortable housing. according to a survey conducted by Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Service "Ftnding a home that adequately suits a family's changing lifestyle Is one of the main motivations behind the move-up rush... says Alen Sab- bag. president of the real estate ser- vice. "This accelerating trend Is making larger, more expensive sing le-family homes and three-bedroom city con- dos -homes that flt the lifestyle and Income levels of one out of every three American households counted as part of the baby boom generation -the nation's most hotly pursued market," he says. According to the survey. 57 percent of home buyers In 1988 flt the cat- egory of "move-up" buyers. A National Association of Home . Builders report says 66 percent of all home construction 1s geared to the "move-up" market. These buyers are choosing "neo- traditlonalism" in their housing. says Joan McCloskey. executive building editor of Better Homes and Gardens magazine "They want a trad1t1onal exterior. Including a return to the porch, but a contemporary Interior, with special attention aimed at the entry... she says. They also seek more space and bigger rooms, she says. which "can also mean more lighting within rooms and ceiling heights rising to ntne feet and higher." Among other elements: a kitchen with large pantries and open access to the family room and the outdoors; master suites with walk-In closets, sitting areas and built-In electronics: a "media wall" In the family room, and better location, closer to good schools, work and public and health care facllitles . chandeliers add interest to the lobby. which opens to a spacious. yet in- timate Lobby Bar. Interior design. including space planning and architectural detailing. is the work of Concepts 4, Inc. of Los Angeles. "With the use of elegant materials, clas1c good taste In decor and furnishings. we were able to achieve a 'timeless styllzat1on. · said Jerry How- ard. president of Concepts 4 "A design that avoids all forms of trendi- ness while catering to an upscale traveler who welcomes the appeal of casual elegance " Art 1s integral to the luxurious at- mosphere of the hotel and is evident by the original pieces. Folded panels. canvas art, marble and bronze sculptures and wall hangings are 1ust a few of the art lorms adopted by a variety ol local California artists. In- cluding Los Angeles-based Laddy John 0111, 8111 Attaway of Venice and Huntington Beach's own Michael Bryan. The eclectic approach to art promises something tor all tastes from the abstr~t to the spec1l1c Festive color schemes. artwork and beaded crystal chandeliers create an 1llus1on of understated elegance 1n the Grand Ballroom, while the subtle pleasures of detailed fixtures and fin- ishes. natural woods and hand- painted floral. canvas bedspreads create comfort and luxury in the guest rooms. The resort's restaurants. C1elo Mare and Surf Hero Dell, each olfer their own distinctly refreshing decor. Clelo Mare invites the natural beauty of an enriched Mediterranean environment right Into the restaurant through extensive use of living plant life. tall windows. soothing. warm col- ors that grace the walls. and rich. sophisticated fabrics that command a relaxed. open ambience In many areas of the 160-seat restaurant. cozy booths overlook outdoor vistas that draw attention to the panoramic view of the Pac1f1c. The Surf Hero Dell epitomizes the true California beach character with a flagstone floor. black and white tiled walls. aquamarine colored ce111ng and beach-oriented artwork The 1n- door/outdoor dining area 1s the per- fect spot to en1oy such house special- ty sandwiches as the Pipeline or Jaws burger. The lighthearted. casual elegance feeling 1s also carried through in the West Coast Club Mirrors. traveling lights and abstract art are all part of the decor that help 1gn1te the energy required to "trtp the light fantastic .. Most unique to the Waterfront Hilton s interior design 1s the fact that whether formally or casually dressed guests can feel at ease strolltng any- where throughout the resort's facih- t1es "We put an e)(treme amount of emphasis on residential quality 1n our design. with soft colors. open spaces. and a mood of casual elegance." said Howard "Much of the furniture is custom. 1nclud1ng the armo1re 1n each guest room, designed to house the telev1s1on and snack/beverage bar The Waterfront Hilton a 12-story. 300-room oceanfront resort. is the first milestone in the development of the Waterfront The Waterfront development will feature four hotel properties with a total of 1.450 rooms. a tennis and resort health spa center. and an up- scale shopping center with res- taurants. This $600 million. 50-acre destination resort complex is being developed by tl'\e Robert Mayer Corp o f Newport Beach. • .. F 14 Thursday. August 23. 1990 Hou He ... Fo1 Sile ... Houm/Condos -Gt ntral 1r0z WEIUYMOUSH. 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Ch1um1ng I OR 1 BA on c1n11. near Newport l•litnd New carper No P••• s 1r11et p1rli.1ng 1725'"'" 87~ &ec>e Roommates Wanted 1724 COM 20R ISA HOUM ' • m1 from t>Mclh Sml Clft & ,1n1 nf11ghbr11hood SHO mn t111te11 • t.C d4<> 8111117~ &S82 for information & surprisingly low cost . , THURIOAY, Auguel 23, 1110 R f A L f S T A T f TM 754-6262 CHEA, c...-"' -Darlin~ 2 bdrm home on t-tucc 10 t.00 squ.ire 1001 orncr 101 IMidt" ~lude(f arc.i t'tas coz) fTplc enc~ vard mo111,a1t'd seller Onh <;177 rro Ideal for hrs1 ume bu~crs' •1"1()-'><,7 HCLUOED T"EASIMEI -Temh< J bdrm tiome hds Sp;k.IOUS noorpl•n "'"" lamtl\ rm d1n1n11 rm gTt"al patio ldrge 101 in~odt' 41,.el Hl".l ~ II\ JO'I •1"1()-'i'>li OWNI" Will CA""y 1etl -Ccln )'OU twheve 11 > No lo.Jn l~ve 1t'touYn<h' 0-,namlle l t:wlrm Hunlln(lon Beach home ti.ts separalt' dining, •lnl ~t'tools and motlva1ed seller v.1ll1ng 10 (.trr~ I ~11 Call for dc-1<111~· ~21"> f'f!t' •l"IO·'i">'l MOC>4EL NtWICTl -~autlful l bdrm Fountain Valle) Parblde £stale hn n-carpet (, paint family rm with sk)'IL&llt. trplc custom oak bar \lalnf'd gins bevelled mll'fO< tn f0tmal dlnlnc rm tn·ude II.Kl locallon etc• S2'i'l Q()()• •IND-<;60 PRIME HUNT BCH LOCATIONl ....................... S138,500! Bike to beach' Temhc l bdrm 1 stor) to....,nhome has frpk dininc area grl'ill kxation on f!rttnbeh super sharp maintenance e-cel~nl prtCe' =1-.[)."0J CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP HOMEL.. ................. 1124,9001 Older C' l ! bdrm cottal!e needs some ,.ork -poce reflects condition B~ 1 .. 1 =l,D-S(."> EXCEPTIONAL ELEGANCEl.. .......................... S155,000I r ahulou<i l hdrm],., bath t"'nhm has cenual air dual trpk upgraded detor grec11 1ntert0r locatlOn. double garage Pfl'ate patio' A'l'llD-~ OWNER WILL CARRY 1STl. ............................. S119,000I s.i,e IMn costs · lo,.,est pnce home in tract too' Tot all~ redone I hdrm home h.i\ nev. carpet floors kitchen dra~ Pel'"''"(, riut t'\lra laqw lot frpk etc l t">s than 20 do"'n "'111 get you 1n1 ::l"ID-Xi7 STOP DREAMING! ............................................. S199;900f Beaut1f\JI J bdrm home mstde e'cellent area has vaulted ceiling. trpk hrl(.~ planter' ne,. roof ne"' paint new corpet ne,. plumblng ne,. h\ture., ne,. appharx~ beauttful wood cabinets£. more' 1<INO-"M 4 YEARS NEWl .............•..•......................•.....••..•.. 1219,9001 vorg<'ous J " old detacht'd home '" Sf'(Unt~ gated tomplt" has l bdrm~ tamth rm dining area trpk central dtr quiet patio J car g.ira1w cm =t..,r>-Xiq HAS IT ALLl ..................................•...................... 1229,9001 lmm.Rulatel\ UPl!raded 1 bdrm home on h~ corner IOI '" pum,· Huntington Beach area has gorg~ pool fam1I\ 1m large ma~ter suite all ne11. carpel floors paint roof large patio 'clnt S(hools ct, :i-.[)~7 BASKETBALL COURTl.. .................................. 1237,000I On t'tuge end ol cul de sac lot 1n QUJCt Huntingt<>fl Beach area' Supe-1 'harp 1 bdrm POOL home attached' features famtl) a1ea b11ck trpk d1n1ng area CO\ered patio great schools = i-.o-~ i I HOT N~W LISTINGL ......................................... $249,0001 Super ~harp 4 bdrm home 1n popular Huntington Beach tract btktnl! d1st.in..e to the ocean' Has famil) rm frplc 2 car garage huge corner lot tint <.ehools' •1"40-572 SIMPLY IMMACULA TEl .................................... S279,000I C.Orgeoui 1 story Glen Mar home in lovely Huntington Beach area has 4 bdrms famil)' rm frplc dining area gorgeous lush landscapinc \Int schools' •IND-SH NEED A PLACE TO ST ASH MOM? ................ S315,000I Roommates dream' Dynamite 4 bdrm Fountain Val~y e•ec ls answe1 to your pra)er~· Totally separate liv1nc quarters with llvlnc rm. kitchen I bath · spaclou-. downstairs hvlnc area has J bdrms. huge master w/g1ant walk·ln c~t & sitting rm. gorgeous lamlly rm frpk hard- wood Ors hig kitchen etc' Huge yard with lovely landsca~ (, pla)hou~· Xlnt schools too' Submit all offers to anllOUS seller' ::t'llO ~~ l I.DC '1XlRI -Fabulous • bdrm exec lher 1n e•cellent Cost• Mesa Tract ne•r (fY'tal Court has larte famlly rm. 4 lrpla tonnal dllnJ. den community pool Inside location ·steps 10 nelC)lborhood p.lrk. hnt tchool~ I s l7Q Cl()()' • IN().')61 INDEPENDENT /THE NEWS • RIAL 18TATa ,OUNTAIN VALLEY FANTAIYl -Fabulous 4 bdrm Foun- tain Vo1lle~ StrallOfd Park exec NS ~n e•lens1vel)' up- cr.c:ted-larce pool (. spa rutura stor>e (. b11ck landscape (, drn. ev.ay sk~ hlhts stained class cus1om h111ncs hand painted tilt' l1af1an Ille etc etc' Also has lclmlly rm formal dln1nc rm J trplcs ins~ lot. l cu prage red ule root etc' S4lQ 000' • IN().')6). MIND PLEASER: TOUGH TIMES DON'T LAST TOUGH PEOPLE DO STAR PIAZA LOADa 0. IPACll -Temlk: 4 bdrm pool home on Inside comer lot of lovely tract In Fountain Valwy with dnt FV schools tiff IO'eec>U' pool mottler In law qu.rters. family rm. IO!mal dlnlfll, fTvk:. parqlJt't hrs It v ey carpel l Ull p r, etcl Sl~ ~ •IND-')62