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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-11-12 - Newport Harbor Ensign' J{J~tl t'-l1~i. ~ Q Le:1lJ..:i l~ 0> -·lt f. 2_~ .. -<. =~1 ~ r S: - ; g. · p · r ~J 1 en ~I f §='·'a Uil· tlfir f ~ pa· l!lr'3 = 5'. co·· . tra §~.e• 2 .· . en ltf i· f ~lJi !.f i I ~ l~ a.lt irf 1 .., ! ~ " " • ·I ~f t l m i ~ j.l • .. ~. i. a. i i = -· I 4 Cl t~ I ·I r .. ,-1'8!·" . ' i i ira !!t~a· U :> i'\I ~: 1 ;,Gt; • -' ... S1llii De~~ report• about tlM state of qnheppy relMiorr'"r• ktween men and wa•n, w woman whole expaieace baa been a direct contraat to tbcle findiap is Deborah Sperberg. Sbe ._. pecta_ tbil may be ttac. too; for many who did not happen to be part of Rite.. ltUdiea aDd ii where abe raa dae C:bilcheil .. excited about ber _,... boot . ~ at the 81"'1 Street of poetry, I Slq Ya. tlaat pro-.euJemt Music SehOol wl tbe dairNtlllagoodnewa. Tbilboot Roosa School of Muic in is testimony to the trials and .-OOklJa ud .,.. the director tribalatiou of a relationship ·of tbe Marie mild Art W~ that ii woUi.na wdl in MuhMt• Such waa Dot alwa11 the ea.e •1 knew after]~ from /My ya. It u OM of tlw ple-..a of my life t"'1t yaa 11tt euy ~ llNl M>lftdima imlrtedillte. die 111·· lliiid I ii '"'"ol Ol cme.a t• '' 111 e ..... for age wpontioDI. It .. durioa ber' time ... ~.,...... ia NeW Ycwt ti.a bet cWld died Ill biitb Ud Ille llep• to write. Ber fint iOot ........ daib•• and death. Ber new w ii about her life DOW, fall of Jove and ~, iiil diil liwa lier m opportaitJ to .-C dlllt • hope for odlcn. ~I WM 36, I met the man WllO ii ... my llmband, abe npl · 'd: •Ilia wife bad died ~ of a heart attack wm we pt married two years r.tcr. I Wllll the imt1at mother • Of duw ~ dearly the banlelt Pt I nu attempted.• I 1ay Ya ii the story of their coumlaip. Reoeatly, charing a litendure for Sperberg, eaptciallj after abe lost a much wanted dWd at birth. She ldt the holpital With empty arms and remcmberl thil time in her life u ememdy sad. Became it was easier for her to write about feeliap that were difficuh to talk about, abc began to write poetry about this time in her life. In fact, the poems, she said~ were a surprile to benelf and resulted in her fint boo~ Poaru for You and Me. Icon my ya • claa Ill OnaF Coat ColJeae, Speaberg\ story unfolded as she sat on a cozy window seat in her hilltop home in Corona del Mar, with mnlight streaming in on her favorite wort. place. The table is a mosaic she made hendf during the time she was heavily involved in art. Her talents are multifaceted, includ- ing music, art, designing co-. put.er systems for major COl'pO- ration, and DOW poetly. "One of my happiest experien- ces, which shocked my parents, was going to Immaculate Heart Convent in Los Angeles to study becau# ii u not a promw. ii 111y:r notJrin6 aboul nextw«k. nut1non1h. MXlyeaT or~ta. It n.pq •ya. ya t/te Ml}' /fe# 0-ya L the .sun is"""' ya -Deborah Sj>erberg college I would baft to cam a livin& but what does one do with a BA in philosopbyr' she asb rhetorically. "I never planned to be a teacher, but that wu my fmtcareer.• After five yen of teaching, she left to spend a year traveling alone around the world. In the mid-960s, Sperberg bttame a computer programmer and systems analyst, and then a consultut, eventaally managing &EMWllE November has two birthstones, Topez •nd Citrine. In addition to sharina November, these two pms twve many similarities and are often confused. They bath occur in• wide ,.,. of yellow tones. from tawny yeUow tht'oulh orafWish-yellow to the smoky brcJwM. 8oCt'I are WJtY attractiW flll'n5 end bath are WJtY durable and satisfactory for settirw in .a1 types of jewejry for men •nd women. While Topez Md Citrine tww "*1Y similerities, theyelto hwe samedif· •etas. Topez is the more wtu. ble aem •nd is °""' called • .,,.. cicu Tocm"' to~ it from Ciline. Topaz is 8 on the hardness scale while Citrine is 7. Topaz has• hilts teftac:We index and • ,..... spe- cific ~-Topez also comes in ~ cdors, the mostbeeutifut of which are the blues and pinks. Citrine is a member cl the qmrtz family and is limitld '° the ,..,°"' or..-•nd bt"owl-s. Ottw~ al ~ hwe their own names. such as rose QUIMtz <Pi•>. ame-tt'Ylt (purple), ft8nturine (INen) and crystal (cob1ess). Topaz is bnt primarily in Brazil while Cit· rine is likety to be found more widely distributed in our eerth's crust T opu and Citrine each hu its place in our aem wortd. Howwer, I thiM it is imponant not to confUM them. New York State recentty fined a jeweler for wrttq Topaz on his sales slip •nstuc:t of Citrine when c;m,. .. whM he actually Nd so6d. u~ not a11;. .,,,.. even know the difference. fh8t, is one of the many WIS it peys the consunwto leek out a firm hokfinl membership in the Ametican o.n Soci9ty Md 1 tccwne )Qlr ca-1 llio• on ~ •lbj9c:tl and the oppoftunity this monlh ti> ... ~ our fine od1 ction of Tope and Cit· riMjeaity. · CHARLES IL BARR dlie dllilroom wu jammed at lunchtime with studenu and otben who came specifically to bear Sperbeag read her 1atat poemJ. Aftenrarda, tb~y crowded around to purchase her fint boot and to order the latest one. She credits the clasa with inspiring her to get OD with the second boot. Debi Snyder and Sylvia Waimran helped by read- ing the manuacript and m•king auggestiom. The new book was celebrated last week when her friends Vivian Hall, Sherilyn Beard, Mary Jane F.dalatpour, F.d Dor- nan, Linda Thome, Mitsuye Yamada and her s~beart and husband, Dr. John 0 . Strong, to whom the boot is dedicated, hosted a reception for 200. About future plans? Ber respome wu 1bat is bard to say became life has not finished with itl surprises .• Whatever they arc, Speaberg Says Yea! For further information con- tact Cua Rohne Press, 609 Seaward Rd., Corona del Mar, 760-8382. The Newport Beacb City Counc:il is seeking applicants to fill positions on various Citizens Advisory Committca for scbe-- dulcd vacancies occurring u of Dec. 31, 1987. DOCTOR JAGVAB, INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE & REPAIR TIRED Of PAYING FOR COAST HIGHWAY REAL ESTATE? CALL US FOR REALISTIC PRICES. 144 W. 17th ST. COSTA MESA, CA. 12127 (714) 648-2816 .... IYPlllTM 11 POlidom will be awjJablo on the Bicycle Trails c.itizem Advi- sory Committee, the Enviroo- JQCDtal Quality Affairs Citizens Advisory Committee, the Har- bor Quality Citir.em Advisory Committee, and tbe Tcdmical Oil Advilory Comlliittee. Applicanu must be residing in the city and will serve a one-year term bqiDniq Ju. I, 1988. Applications are available at the . city clerk., office (a teparate application mmt be completed for cacti individual committee you wish to 1ene on). Completed applications must be receiwd no later than 4:30 p.m., Tuelday, Nov. 2A, 1987. H you have uy questioaa, please call the city clerk., office at 644- 300S. Woody's Wharf Presents ... EARL\' BIRD DINNERS Monday through Thursday 5-7 p.m. All Dinners~ Price! Just a Few of Our Menu Selections. ·····~ $1~95 $15.95 ' BL R It 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN,_ I A catalogue 'of embarras ing m .. I-ve bad several opportuni- ties to ponder what I call .. Life's Embarrusing Moments" in recent weeks, and I've found that tbCle little slices of bumble pie can llCtually be categorized. To whit: Cate8ory I: Unknowinrly look~ weird. Working all day with your belt twisted in back can be somewhat embarr•aing, particularly since none of your co-worten bothered to tell you about it. This is similar to doina a bu- inas presentation with toilet paper atuck to the bottom of your 1boe. · Shoulder pads cam be a prime source of embarruament to women, since they seem tq mcne uound all over one., blouse or draa. One day I realized that my 1>9wer pads bad slid to the middle of my back, making me look like a hunchback. AnothCr dmy, one side was doubled oYCr OD itxlf, further enhancing my monster image. In neither cae did anyone take me aside and tell me to rearrange myself. I was at a counselor's conven- tion, during which we all stuck little name tap on our chest. Mine said .. Hello! My name is Sue Kauth! .. Later I stuck this tag on the inside visor of my car (or the trip home. That night it fell to the seaL I spent the entire next day shopping at South Coast Plaza with "Hello! My A boat parade of Newpon Harbor, honoring visiting Con- gressional Medal of Honor recipients, will be held on Sun- day, Nov. ts, beginning at I p.m. from the Turning Basin in front of Lido Village. The parade is one of snenl activities planned during the four-day Coagreaional Medal of Honor Society Convention being held Nov. 12-IS in Irvine. Tbc pande will include an anticipated 100 boats of variou typcl and ma and will feature the tall ship, .. Calif'omian." Medal of Honor recipients will be paaa of IMmor on daipated boatt. Other bo9t om _.. ina to join the pande en route are welcome and are asked to dilplay Draa Flap. Newport Barbor area resi- deats are bciaa encourqed to display national colon and patriotic da:or ia t.beir neipbor- boo:da, ~ aloq the pan-de ro~ Waterfront rai- Sue Kauth name is Sm Kautb! .. on my derriere. Need I add that no one told me? C.U,ory Two: Juniol' Hi6't School For a gawky bormoae- ridd~ young ....... ,, simply being ill middle ICbool or junior biab is, lite, totally bnmiliaring BUt consider the child that bad me for a teacher. One boy, Jemny, had the nerve to fall asleep during one of my gram- mar lessons. I motioned to my daa to keep quiet, ad when the bell nm&. they ~ out. I waited at the door for the next ba1ch of kids, and pantomimed them to sit down silendy. When Jeremy fmally woke up, it was to a sea of strange faces. He ga~ a great st~ and turned pale. How we all laughed at him! mom baa bribed the mother of this boy, who in turn had coerced the boy~ to ask me to dance. I wu deYutatecl. I thouabt be bad fallea for me. Qdqoq Tluw: Droolbtw Wllaa did yow ~-wedded blili wear om Wai it wben your ·~ realized you drooled during a deep deep? Or, lite my mother, who was trying to impras someone in a wartime office, did you lean o~r his shoulder to read a file and drool right on that file? Or do you just drool inap- propriately? CateKory Four: Attempts at Cr~4tivily Shot Down by Your- Pttn: We were having a meeting to One time I went to a .. sock bop" at my own junior high. My mom was~ chaperone (embar- rassing in itself). Suddenly a popular boy came up and asked · me to dance, to the gRat amaze-• ment of my friends and me. A few days lat.er, I found that my - dents arc being asked to dis~y Dress Aags on boats as well as homes. Other activities planned for the upcoming convention include a welcoming receptio~ formal banquet, visits to Orange County schools, day at M CAS · El Toro, recognition ceremony, and an evming at the Pcrform- ina Arts Cent.er. Headed by Oraqe County Supervisor Thomu Riley, nents are beiq planned by a group of Oranae Couty civic, buainea and gowynmmt leaden · wbo have formed to tene as 0raqe County Host for the convention. Spomorsbipa and wade1w1it- ina of neat activitic:a are beiq sought by the Boa Committee: For information. contact Court- ney Wiercioch, Supervisor lliley .. oJfJCC, 834-ISSO. For information on the ·• Parade of Honor, coatad Teri McEfee at SS)..0333. RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SEWNG I.Gretta Curci 644-1367 .. Improve School ~elations" (Le. to keep the flllCUlty from fighting ao macb). Maay 1ugations were lunched. I bad a great idea.. I shot up my band and said, "Let's have faculty 1quarc- dancing. It would teach every- one to take directions and encounae cooperation. You tnoW-'alkmande' left with the old rigbt bud-drama teacher dance with band •.. " My voice trailed off • I realized that c.ayw tboagb I was joking, Uld ilhiai a poor job of it at tUt. You know what? I sank into a bole that day, but I still tbiat it\ • good idea. C.tqory liw: FolR Asswnp- timu: Ready for further humilia- tion, I noticed the father of one of my foreign students standing near my oJfic:e. Now, we work by appointment, as we arc very bury. With as~ I ushered him into my office, sat him down and said, "'Mr. X, I have explained that you must call the counseling secretary for an appointment. But I will fit you in today ... I proceeded to discuss bis daughter for a few minutes. Then I laid, .. Can I answer anything else for you?"' "Y cs,~ said ... When is col- lege or career cent.er1 I came to bear representatives from U.C.L.A." An attorney friend had prom-· ised to do a trial for one of bis colleagues. He had not met the client and was late getting to Central Court in Santa Ana. Be raced up to the correct Ooor, saw a gentleman standing in~~ and propelled him into the courtroom. Needless to say. the mystified man was not his client. Fun 11WrK to Do: Watch people put up their sun deflector in the car window. See bow many put it up backwards, so it says "Help! Call Police!" It is up to you if you tell them or not. S~ Kauth is a /~d t~T­ apist tmd counselor at a local public high school. SM and hLr husband liw with tlwir f our- year-old daughter in Newport Heights. You are cordi911J invited ••• ... tolllopaa ~Gadcmm die rduatc••ira. lllClll ol m sperio-acra ol pnk1ll. opca by PUWbiw by day and by ancDdi.,., by aiabl- • Sdcct from...,.... .. THOUSANDS ol ~..a.I a.oliday OiMIDtiib llt11fDaD)5 "'iMi•idml Qa:iM ~ ....... "'~ .... cha.. .. TllOt1SA.NDS ol fed of,.,...._ M zt-, ......_ ....,.udct.na .. JIUNDaWo/dlcC......,, . IP tiuiawlllile..~udred ianaya ud ....... TBOUSANDSof ,.._Bowal.le S I Mrttts. .. 2 d pot&. wickr ' .... ol Oowasud.;lt ......... ON&.Of-A-UNDS...nay .... J:JO. l:lO ia a.. billoric • • a Edllotlal ·Reviving the dream It wasn l that long ago that Americans were walking on the Moon and the scientific and popular press was full of predictions for a permanent lunar base and a manned mission to Mars by the end oftbc century, or sooner. Back the~ then nation was justifiably proud of its stunnio1 achievements in space, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration was a government agency that actually worked, and Southern California was a beehive of activity as thousands were employed in supporting the effort to conquer space. So, what happened? Herc it is more than 18 ycan later and where are we? Well~ we~ nowhere. Not only are there no plans for lunar bases or manned Mars shots, but the U.S. doesn't even have a space station up -the first step in any further exploration or exploitation of space. NASA's crackerjack image is a hazy memory; the nation's former commitment to the peaceful exploration of space isn l even a memory, it's forgotten completely. There arc no goals; morale is a word in the dictionary. The space shuttle disaster in 1986 is often cited to explain the current paralysis, but it was symptomatic of the problc~ not the cause of it. Shrinking budgets, than.ks to a lack of presidential leadership and an oversupply of Congressional shortsightedness, bad pretty much backed NASA into a comer, forcing it to put all its eggs on the shuttle, at the expense of many other programs. The a,gcncy had to wed itself to the military, at that, to get proper funding and prioritization. At the same time, NASA itself ossified. In just a few years, it went from a robust, confident and competent operation to a defensive, small-minded bureaucracy. The shuttle disaster -and, worse, NASA's confused and wholly inadequate response to it - merely brought the problems out into the open. Since that terrible accident, what has happened? Not much. A new NASA chief was broogbt in. Unfortunately, k was the same man who had presided over much of the agency's decline in the pJ"l'".N'ding decade, James Fletcher. The shuttles arc still grounded. The space station is still a dream, and NASA can l even get its act together to estimate its cost properly. To top it off, the Soviet Union has invited us to puticipate in tMir Mars mission in a few ycan. (They've already taken a Cuban, an Indian~ a Frenchman, and some Eastern Europeans into orbit. So, it's only natural they'd get to Atnericans sooner or later.) We think the current state of our space program is a national scandal that requires decisive action and a new national commitment to corteet. Two measures should be taken immediately. Fin~ Fletcher should be replaced with a widely respected, non-NASA administrator with some political clout on Capitol Hill -as when George Bush was brought in to right the listing CIA ship some yean back. Second, the President should submit a budget next year that includes a substantial increase in funding for the space agency, and be sbauld fight to sec that it is maintained in the final budget that is voted out of Congras. Anything lea would be a &bocking betray~ of the ten astronauts who have died in the line of duty and the millions of A.mericam who have looted at the stan and dared to dream. . Baker Commnnications 883 Productt0n Place Newport Beach, CA 92163 (714) 63t-8120 Please send mail to: P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 The Newport En5'gn is published weekly on Thursdays. - \ Old papers _still good reading Time of my 1 .. ife Hotel to open Monday. ~pt. JO: Assemblyman Bob Badham announces be will seek the Congressional seat of Andrew Hinshaw, indicted for bribery. Sept. 17: By a 4 to 3 vote, City Couacil tiUa Stb AYeDuc bypass for Cout Highway through Corolla cld Mar. Sept. 24: Gty teeb court ban · OD offlhoR oil drilliq. Nov. j~ Marian Beraeaon announca for It* Aaembly. Not1. 19: Ladleram plan ~ unit ICllior bousina project. No11. 26:City applia for HUD block ..-i to bDild a ICllior' citizen center; Paul Ryctoff vota DO. , D«. JO: Robert Reed retires .. city marine diroctOI'. Dec. 17: W'alliam J. Williama reti.rca as lnine Company Ag chief; Fred KcUe lucceedi him. Dec. 24: Winni.f red Bacon dies; she wu the fint Roaa Hospital lldministrator; Harbor- muter Al ObCrj n:tira. J1111. 7, 1976: Six die iD New Year's eve boue fire oe Balboa ~~afamoua Cal StllllC FalatoD opera com- poeer, Dr. l>oDal Midui••ty; alllo, Anllilr J. MCFadd• dies. Re wu tllc ... of Robert McFedd1a. wM INilt tM Ne. port dsd. AMS McP..Wea wu prmideiat of tic Im• Compimy .... ·---of N!l ~&otM Uii-*J OI califomia '°' .... I I= ia Jmae. . J-.. 14: Hew Bieelll--i1I C.O-•illlm• BI lk la Cl!ilr OG• ---••ns.1, .-.. Lal 1111- .aY llM FELTON • • Letters to the Editor Reply to Ramirez .,.. .. .,. MJ wire mill L bOth of wbom _,. M w time people who -:.... .... ~ ..:i-lie • -~~ ....... ...--~, tUc ..... a&w. tbe editorMI CllltoOa iD tbe Oct. 22 --Of yoar paper. We are _. IUt fellow pi&o&a ~ wOald be offended "' it. It ii obviom tblll the creator :..1 ... :... • •• ~ us ...... m"CIW'.'C~ -.--- tbat 96BCW-private pilots are bldfow a.d amafe• doCI • haft ... ...,... idea of the pond inathctioD, iD-Oipt imtnlction and emplaasia oa ~ that ii imtilled iD nay student pilot duriDs tni•ina for hil pilot\ licew. ncy mmt be ICbooled ud ,... lt:ric:t waidaa, oral and Oipt ex••iutiou lldaainiltered by the Federal Aviation MmialiltnaioD before ........ ,. tlleir tiame to Oy. Mo clOUt ~ ,,.wnmna tbil cartoon ... ~omotod by tbe · reported near-miu situation ra: r•l:IJ bdwecn a Cessna 210 and an American Airlines pu- 1eqer jet. It ii biabJy ~ that the "new pilot• wou)d be Oying an aircraft with tbe per- f ormuce of a Caana 210. If they were, they mott auuredly would haw Md to ,.. a cbect ride in that aircraft before flying it. Your cartoon also aaerts that .-raJ aviation pilots are to blame in any incident bet wan commercial air carrien and •ll1•eha Many aim in my 30 ~ • both an airtiDc and a FDeral aviation ~ I baw: teal it tbe other way around. An auumption bu been made before the facu are in and maluated, and apin, a cheap sMt fued at aeneral aviation. We tbiak you lbould loot into bow ae•eral aviation co- ..... witb airtiDe operations at John Wayne ~ and Bliclr to thetMalcs IOG8ded over the. batbor, beck- oaiaa oceu FiDa · vewla to proceed with caution tbrouab tbe •mly llir. Tbe cattle, winter 1eaidents of .... ~ will IOOD matll. Tlleir Pl u encc ia a welcome .....,.. Of oar apiaalt11nl ,..i ... a11111tcom1r• toiM-- de•1llJ•1m ••tine pl.cc all ..--11mn. W'lda the return of winter\ nm., die trulConurioe &om deleit 4tyaes to cmaMI a.ct- 4rop wiD be ~· For tbe next few ~ we loot for- ward to the mum of winter's -.,ori•' clfects. • Once again we oblenen may already have ca enjoy die sight of .columns DObced it. Soon, the avcrap of cumulus clouds ~I a <'4"'mmcr along Cout lliabway '*-:· blue_ sky, Ca!•liu ~ will be able to spot it.I cutiat pearm& cnsply outlined apnwt ..... wllile ~ ........ 50 __:-.-= ~D, ~arrival m~ Tbe · Of oarcoatal nugrants .rom the a.Ddlcape bas north who ~ their winter Mow. if you I t bard enough, home here •. the de~. of you can bqin to notice a alight summer tounsta lcavmg behind 1hw'ina on the billlidea, u if a a bit more dbow room in our cbiJd bad taken a sretD crayon stnietl and parkina lotl (but Dot wl liabtly ICribbled over the mucbf), w1 lonely beacbe1 that slopes, preuing a bit harder on beckon I~ to ~ lor Iona tbe low lpotl where moisture walb and qwet rdlecitom. tends to collect. Balance is restored after The ground, that once was sununen madness! parched and cracked from MJ C1wWh_. months of drougb~ feels soft and Can•• Ml Mar spongy underfoot. Mother Earth at lut has received a long- awaited Fntle r~ nourishing T _,,ees her bated soul, rendering her I • ~ • • • once again fertile and receptive territory for winter's new and tender shoots of growth. My daily wa1b in these bills, together with my two canine companion&, giw me the oppor- tunity to imped and measure these tell-tale sips of winter\ approach at close range. We walked the rididine this mom- ing. The warm, moist air hovered thin and cloee around us, limiting our visioa to the immediate 1urroundinp. The blanket of fog lent an air of mystery to the momiq. Down below, a fog bom mournfully c , .... 1 trees that were causing sidcwalt or curb damage and need to be replaced and submitted the list to the committee for its review. The committee ·agreed to the rerpoval of two. The 1tuf appealed four caes b8ck to the committee. apin, and was apin rdtaffed OD October 23, when the committee unanimously ap'Ud to retain two trees at 500 Fernleaf A Yenue. Cb.airwoman Herbert.I was rdudant to ditcusa the CODU'OY- Cl'IJ. citing its •ICDlitiYe .. nature. d I 11, 1111 THE NE'M'OR'f &••,_I Coast ••• a u .. ,., citJM .,, Tiie mowe..W lwiDa er,.a Cow Slasc Put w1 iotand llCraF cwtwanl virtually to ........ Caayoa Ro..I Glider Newport Breda\ pa,1riew. 11le ~ DOW a recomw!ftdation of ..... •on•10a ca-m•ttee .. .._city\ . . , mlllt be ~ by tbe full City CoUDcil and tbea by tbe Local AFfl&Y Formation Com- miaioa to take effect. ladudina the land in Newport Beach'• sphere of influence would mean that the territory would remain urrinrorporatecl, but that Newport Beach would be comu1ted OD any develop- ment on or afftding tbc land. The city would haw: the exda- aift right to annex the ~ subject to the approval of LAFCO and the property ownen. The city currently bas a sphere of influence extending down to the north-westerly boundary of Crystal Co~ State Park. The city of Irvine has Iona expreued an interest in annexing part of the coastal area, but Newport Beach has been very cool to that idea. Newport Beach was not- ified last month that its sphere would come up for a regular review by LAFCO at its .. We try, as voluntcen, to vote our thoughts and what we think tbe residents want,"' Berberts stated. •1 guess that•s a problem _...; __ .. so .... ~. Newport Beach officials denied that the expaDPOD is aimed at Irvine, but they dearly are mindful of that city's aspi- rations. •Jt ii only appropriate that we protect our interests," said Mayor John C. Cox Jr. Tues- day. Co~ along with council- memben Clarence Turner and Ruthdyn Plummer, sits on the anne:uboa committee which is recommending the expansion. .. We provide some arvicea to the area alrady, .. Cox pointed out, explaining that the police helicopter and four-wheel wb- ides and some city fire protec- tion equipment are at the dis- posal of state park officials, if needed. •we're jut trying to mate sure our interesta are prot.cctcd down there to the extent we can,• said Turner. -i'he area bas a direct influence on our city. I belie'Ye we should lllClt our- sdYes."' She declined to comment Oil specific issues, but acknowl- edged that the situation in Corona del Mar WM camiq conflict with the city staff. ···-~ • aY GEORGE PAPPAS Not rain or even sleet or mow coald hue stopped Tom Walker UICI Newport Harbor High saoo1-. football team Thunday ..... The Sailon (7-2,3-1) trampled Tustin (2-2), 24-0 in the rain and mad and they face crosstown mu Coronadel Mar tomorrow niabt at 7:30 p.m. The game could amount to a showdown for the Sea View League tide and a CIF Central Conference playoff berth depending OD how Tustin and Saddleback fare in their games. The rainy conditions turned lut weet-. pme into a mudfest in wbich both teams played out a comedy of errors. Both squads bad trouble hold- ing OD to the f ootb~ but in the end Harbor wu able to capital- ize on Tustin turnoven with four fumble recoveries and two inter- ceptions. The Sailors played as if they were unaffected by the pouring rain as Walker once again led Harbor. scrambling on the muddy turf for 131 yards oa 26 carries. •1..oot at. this mesa,. com- mented Newport Harbor•• Coach Tom Brintley. •wa1ter daerva an Mterist next to bit name for mnaing .. well .. - did in this mud. It was a matter of us h•naina on to the football It was a tough night for~ ody." The SaiJon•defeme made it a rough niaht for Tustin u they held the Tillen to 76 yards rushing OD 30 carries and to 28 yards p"l'ing --our defeme played tough," Brinkley pointed out. "We played defeme the way we can tonight. You could bear oar pJl- were popping people out there and that .. our style. It wa nice to have that back apin because we missed it for a couple weeks." The Sailon started tbinp off driving 62 yards for a touch- down on their fint possession. Randy Farr punched though the left side for the score with S:IO left in the first quarter. On the ensuing kickoff, Tustin committed ita first turnover of the pme a they fumbled away the ball and Harbor recovered it at the Tillers 3. Several plays later, Walker caught a pass for a touchdown and the Sailon were on their way leading 13-0 with 2:54 left in the initial quarter. Lat week'• wlnDer: Tom Barria ., .......... ............ I • ca 'c1.._,P.O.•s"'9,Ne....,.•••~-.... .._., ..... . at 113 ............. Emrlel ...... ,...._..., -........ •1 ...... ,. . ~ ca ••• ,, .......... Clllrndc.IM*•cci , ................ , ... ,..... ·s nlDAY,NOVDDDU a DetraitatW ,. ... a a Newpwt B.artMw w. Corona cle1 Mar 0 · a a--at Pilu• =• a a c.. Maa w. <>ranae a a w••IM.ilil at Niemi a . a &uaa. w. Saddlet.ct a a Tampa •1 at v; •• a r:., . a N.Y. Jmat J[e I Cky a . SATUaDAY. NOVl'.MSD 14 a Oat" cti .. Nie• a ~ a Ora.nee cc w. Palomar a a one. •1 at s.a11 a C UCLA vs. W~ington 0 a NewOdwaatS..P....-:a a '; a use vs. Arizona a a N.Y. ~ • nr 1 ,.w. a .. · SUNDAY, NOVDIU9 15 I aaa.atSt.I..om a · ~ Raiden at s.. DieF . a Buffalo at Ocwkect a a Da&u at New ........ c Tustin could never seem to get going u they either turned the ball over or were stopped cold by the Sailon. In the fourth quarter, the Sailors drove 64 yards for a score which put the game out of reach. ... It was real nice to jump out in front early like we did," BY MID PIClillT Th•nk• to Matt PattcnoD 'I 69-yard touchdown run, the Corona del Mar Sea S:inp put tbe Saddleback Roadrunoen away by a score of 13-3 Friday night at Davidson Faeld. W'dh tbia win, the Sea s:;..,. iDowd into a tie with tbe New- port ButN»r Sailon for fnt pa.cc· in tbe Sea V".ew l..eape. Bolla te•ma bave 3-1 ~ reconla; bowew:r, a.nor .. 7-2 ow:rall record .,... Corona .. 4- 5. . ..... .., .. Brintley aaicl. •1t9a toup to come Net in a pme lite this.~ Harbor .. usual relied OD their mn•ing pmc to Ft tbem over with Walter runnina for 131 of the Sailon• 132 yards mahina Harbor quarterback ~rk Summers only pailed for 29 yards with three completions in four attempts. Thae two rivals will play w .W. tb clG 'e 0 1 -=.:er tomonow llt Or-. Coast Col-on tie poUild widl 1%7 on .. to decitle llOt Giily ., will . 31 ,... ................. .., woald tab die Sia Y1e1r leapc 'dife1lid lAiij •acta Poly BiP ~ let ._a CIF cb•...,._. Sdaool, 12-t ia tk lint road allip. Of die CIF ....,_ dlii ,..a .. tllia week ....... uid be week wt recady took die Sea thiebllia ... ..,luiWallJiOd YICW Le1pc tide my from dumc ol n.,+i• die SA CIF CclM. faaala aad e-.ld face rivals -We're ia • a.-J bnctd ia Corona clel Mar or Samay lliDa . tllle CIP PlaJO«s wtaida ~ in tbc 69* -. • •...u eqhiwJ ... Wew Newport . Barbor easily prOIJt•ed well durial die _.. Sea Kings too much for Millikan in CIF •Y MID PICIART the entire team sayin& t&Jt was The Corona del Mar Sea a good team effort. ~re were ~ in11 dominated the Long a few hip goal scoms. but they 8cecb Millik•n llama IS-7 in the • --· . NATIONAL HOME FASHION LEAGUE SOuth Coast c•apter PaESENTS ' I01l. .. lie 9dcled. Tlail· ...... -........ Banett ties IUs tcaa-S Lotta ...... -• a.... improw• •• to die oJd .... of hard wort. completely doaiaatecl the tempo ol tbe co11• Tbe Sailon n:paoded fm JO .... ia die fint two ,.iodl to tab a 10-t laid Ill die laalf'. J.,. ... ..,.,_,e11mmP11to p-=e Bmbor. Bob Gifford allo coatribated tbnc pis for tbe s.aon. .. All the thiap we llaYe worbdcmd•.,.lllCil•om ps ·•ad cldcw haw Urted to come through." Barnett eqtlMBOff. n.e ..... playing of~ playen. Gutherie, Gifford. Belanr' and SteYe Ma&b-baft sparked tbe Sailors, ..,_ Barbor a-lie Welll ~ did • ~ job of t.oldifta off ~ •a Poly mekiaa 13 .... d_.. .. __ nett uid. Barbor f.a Villa Part llisla Scbool in tbe leCODd ,...... ol die CIF plaJOI& dlil ..._ • \ • • • \ 8U88Lf;S '2 nd BIRT~DAY CbLkB RAI \ON Come Celebne Qu.,. 8n-4~ An J Rel ive The Sprrit: Of • ~ The 1030'~ Svwe,.. Club! I ArJ we Jo mean celebT'OtlOO! On 'WeJn~J~. N ovembe-r 18th tp..i On? invited to step boc.~ in time to I Q30 • when dinner ... as onl._. ~1 .QQ. Qu,.. b,,.4ck.y spec1ol includes rovp o,.. ~oloJ, 4ou,.. choice of S.o.,Jf,J St.eok. Ch c en P 1caHo or Beef 'YJ ell.~ton ond of cou~e . for ~erl o p•ece of Bubb~ B rthdo4 C~e . hT' 40ur l1rlen ng plearu~ V ocol 'W o~~ onJ the wo~J f omou~ Jn~ • \ • Spots ..,,II be petfoT'm•"9 while 40U • dine. V::i/ e 1 -r-e limited lo the f rrst 300 people ~o come earl~. SeTV•Ce f=r,om Spm, port.1es- l1mrted to 6 OT' l~~- Qne meo l pe,... peT-ton. Ill Potm 8olboo CA (fei the 8o!boo Pen•nS\Jlo • • ---- .. .. .. -.. J ' t: >t nw n , ,. a weet:.-. ~ we enjoyed a tnaly a~ar N~-.iekend OD ttiie water. In California good weather it old DCWI. But even here, you're D0t USt.11Uy able to go uiliq in November in ~111 and allOrt- aleeved shirts. Lut weekend proved the exception, oftUina perfect blue akiea, warm awmy days and ideal sail.in& condi- tions. Newporten often forget how· fortunate~ are. It takes visitors from out of the area to remind us. And if the visiton are from Norway, they can really ~ . ciate tbc coatnllt with tllcir bOmielaild. Llilt weekeDd Pe&et' and Anna, wbo'Ye been bere one month from the land of fjorda and froz.en tundra, joiaed tbe mighty crew of "Compahjoo" for Balboa Y acbt Cub's fmt Sun.tilt ncing eeriea. Peter could not Ft Oftr bow warm it ..., norina tJaat it's PROFESSIONAL QUAUFICA TIONS Did you know that becoming certified as a chiropractor requires a minimum of six years of highly specialized college training? Today's Doctor of Chiropractic must complete 4,485 hours of classroom instruction and pass a rigid chiropractic board examination before earning a license. hi most states, continuing educational seminars must be completed for annual license renewal. PERSONAL BACKGROUND After completing my undergraduate studies in Santa Barbara, I attended OeveJind CbiropActic College in Kansa.\ Qty I M&- souri wtiere I graduated in 1982. I practiced in ~ City for 2 years while ~ research work at the college. I associated with Dr. c.art Howe in Carrolton, Texas for a year before returning to California in 1985. In addition to my seven ~ ol schooling, rve completed postgraduate courses in~, physical therapy, sports injury and penonal injury/woricers compensation. I am ~tty a member ol the M~ri Chiropractic Society, Ulifomia Chiropractic Assoication, Or- ange County Chiropractic Society, a Diploma. te ol the National Board of Chiropractic Examiners and have trained with the nationally recognized authorities ol radiology and low back injuries, Dr. Terry Yocum and Dr. James Cox. Additionally, I devoted three days every month attending a nationwide seminar in Los Angeles and San Francisco, to stay current on the latest chiropractic advances. I am completing a 3 year program leading to a Diplomate in Orthopedics. Tijs is the kind of trai'ling and professiooa&sm I offer you. If you have hesitated visitirP3 a ~actor, pethaps you didn't know that chiropractors ~ to great lengths to oonb'lue their educafun and provide you with the latest te:hniques ard the most qualified servk:e. So, you see, w~ }OJ cbi't kmw, can't help you. Cal me today and let me help you. Did you know that the 5Y111>toms roost comrronly treated by chiropractors are: 0 Back Pain 0 Headaches 0 Neck Pain 0 Arthritis 0 Stifhaess 0 8-sitis 0 Numbness 0 Hip Pain 0 Painful Joints 0 Shoulder Pain 0 Arm/Leg Pain 0 Cold Hands/Feet -----------~---~---------~, To inlrcxb::e )OJ to the hlll6lg wmtd d 0..apmdk:o ~ I pleme accept "YI tpedll offer: I FREE SPINAL EXAMINATION I I FREE THIS MONTH ONL y FREE I II This examiNtion norrNlly costs $35.00 or more. I will include ~ orthopedic 1' test, a neuro&ogial test, a blood pressure test, a 'f)inal aJignment check, an I eumiN tion foi restricted or excess motion in the spine, a mUKle test, ~ a pr;vate consultation to discuss the results. 6'6-1252 Dr. DlaM B. Curtis CURTIS CHIROPRACTIC lrlllPI•••• ~ ....... ia ... home town 60 .-. DOltla of Ollo. . AnDa ~ with Peter ..w- in& the watber and allo ~ated out the mapi('mt w.tetfront homes. Yes. this ia a spe&!ial ~ and BYC ia to be thanked f9r a ..-a, weekend. LOu al bom, iDdudiq Jack Bailey\ -~.,. tbe Grand Udy ol tbc Bay, ,.. 20 bo.u ~ 1-iD -=la PBllF A, 8 ud C enJoyed a..-fint r.ce of the Suntilt leries. SalUrday was a miai-ftrliOD Of Sunday\ Sn•kid tDrD oat- latF numben but ama•ler boata. ' With a ncing wecbDd like tbia one, you would think aummer ia jlllt around the comer instead of 'lbankqiviql The Newport marine ICCDC ia more than just aailiq Why not enjoy the most spccUOd•r view of the back bay while playing a Scoreboard CORONA DEL MAil F .... a"·tJNt S..WltMct, 13-3. w ... Pellt:tieM MiDibn IS-7. Cl'Oll 0a mltj: boys -took fll'lt at the ML Sac. C1F invitational to~ for the CIF finals held next Saturday. Eddie Lavelle tied fOI' fmt in the race with a IS:4S. Girl\ Tr ' : Danielle Scott defeated Robin Bain, 6-1, 7-S in the individual singlet Sea View League finals. As a team CdM defeated Million Viejo, 14-4 and Rivenide Poly, IS-0 in tbe fll'lt two rounda of the Clf p!ayofls. GJrl't V oleJMI: beat Lquna Hills in the first round of the CIF playofls.J.-0.: NEWPORT HARBOR Foott.11: beat Tustin, 24--0. W.._ Polo:beat Long Beach Poly, 12-4 in the flJSt round of the CIF playoffs. Crom Co Sty: boys team fmished fourth to qualify for the CIF finals and the girla team took second. Girll' Tc ' • Season ended. Girls' VomeyMI: defeated Santa Monica, J.-0 in the first round of the CIF playoffs. Sea Kings a ,••• ,,. ID co.n-. S.WW.Ck ran for ~ •I Jlllda on 19 carriea. The llOiadrmmen were the early k!ailen duriq tbe P8'C wbea c.toe 7.avala kicked a~ yard field pl with 7:23 left in the 6nt qurtcr. Corona dd Mar tied the pme with I 0-.21 left in the leCODd quarter wticll Pat Callqban booted a 3~,.nt field aoai. On CdM\ next po1u•ion, the Sea~ drove 57 yarda on 13 plays from tbeir own JO to Saddlebact•s 13. The Road- numen stoplw.Jd the drive, but c.aJ...,..an kicbd a 21-yard field goal with I: IS left in the half to put Corona ahead by a score of 6-3. Patterson'• 69-yard touch- down run with 7:38 left in the fourth . quarter finished the Roadrwmen off. "Fifteen pounds blOcked er ~' *Being OYerWeight ~ really holding me back at work. I felt insecure and tired all the time. Then I went to Diet Center. Titey taught me how to use fOod as a fuel to make me look good and feel good. In six weeks I lost 15 pounds and 32 inches. Now I have ten times the energy, and I feel like I can ma&er the worl~ Learn how to lose ~ighl fd& and gain a whole new image. call Diet Center today.~ • , Ttte A*:e .,_,is Pflse•ie.d .s a public .,-. fn>m the ,....., ~ dlll:llilitw crimes and .wNSts "' He•port 8Nch. It shocJld be noted "* crinm ·lstad .. only ,,,.... wltich at9 tepOffed ID die He•potf 8each A*e Dlplttrnlnt and ~ made Mt only ... suspected o/ Cfltne$ and not those comictld. MONDAY, OCT. 2' CRIMES 161~VCRs valued at $700 and cameras valued at S400 were reported stolen from a residence in the 400 block of Bolero. 173S-Vandals reportedly caused S400 in d•DWF to a motor home in the 100 block of Em Co.st lfiabway. l 7~An am;JWier valued at S2SO was reported stolen from a vdllcle in the 200 block of 29th Street. AIUll"STS 1920-Eric Stephen Hamil- ton, 21, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of conspi- racy to sell cocaine. 1940-lvan David Miller. 41, of Tustin was arrested on sus- picion of conspiracy to sell cocaine. 2330-Facundo Hernandez Gonzalez was arrested on sus- picion of defrauding an innkeeper. 23SS-Barry Tyler Bradford, 2 J, of Redlands was arrested on suspicion of beiaa under the inOuence of cocaine. TUDDA Y, OCT. rt ClllMl'.S I l~A purse and contents valaed at SI IS were reported stOlen from a car parked in the vicinity of SSth Street. 2300-A bicycle valued at SJSO was reported stolen from a garage in the 4900 block of Neptune. 23SO-Currency totaling $610 was reported stolen from a person in the vicinity of West Balboa and 26th Street. ARRESTS moo:-Jolm PaUI Oney, 20, of SMla Au .. M'lated OD auapicioa of drivia1 with a ····••d"liccDlf. 0700-Brad Oscar Burtness. 32, of Ri~nide wu. arrested on suspicion of the unlawful taking of a vebicJe. ' 173S-J11eques Joseph Pelle- tier was arrested op suspicion of disorderly conduct. WEDNl'.SDA Y, OCT. 21 CRIMl'S . 104S-A car phone valued at S 1,300, tires valued at S250, tools... valued at SIOO and floor mats valued at $200 were reported stolen from a vdlicle in the ISOO block of Jamboree Road. 1100-Computer equipment valued at SS,434 was reported stolen from Price Waterhouse located at 900 Newport Center ~- AJUlaTS 0100-Steven Paul Shilling, 32, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of bciag under the influence of a con- trolled substance. 0200-Durrill Anson Shat- tuck, 24, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. I 020-Josepb Anthony Fin- 30 -days for Bay Club fracas BY BILL HARVEY A Newport Beach man arrested at the Balboa Bay Club Chili Cookoff lut May has pleaded guilty to .a charge of asaault on a polir.c officer and been .entenced to :o days in jail and three years inf o.-mal proba-. tion. He must also IL uc resti- tution to Officer Dan Ii '>lub of the Newport Beach polic..~ for Holub•s medical bills And damage done to his uniform and glasses, according to a spokes- person for the Harbor Munic- ipal Court Criminal Clerk's Office. James Scott Karl, 22, will serve his aentence on weekends starting Dec. 4, and will be allowed to spend Christmas weekend with bis family. Lt. Tim Newman of the New- port Beach police said, ""Wett pleased that the court took appropriate action. Hopefully, this will deter future confronta- tions with our police officers."' Karl was originally charged with seven counts, including battery on a police officer and resistin& arrest, but the remain- ing six charges were dropped when Karl pleaded guilty to the assault charge. The presiding judge was Christopher Strople. Karl and Todd Leroy Lawton. 24, became unruly during the chili cookoff and entered a ladies • ~ ~J!llllC~_...-......-;:~ NA' IN C~TA ~A ~ fQ[NCH DA~TQY and CQOI~ANT AT room where, according to police reports, they harassed several women. Security guards were unable to control the two men. so they summoned Holub, who had been assigned as traffic control officer. Holub attempted to arrest Karl and Lawton, and was thrown to the ground three tilDCS by Karl According to police spokes- man Kent Stoddard, after Karl was handcufJed and led to a police car he shouted .. Go ahead and hit me so I can sue you. My family owns this town and your department."' Karl was counseled in this case by a public defender. S, Ger111aln ~ 369 East 17th St., Coeta Maa, CA 98627 • 722-8560 .. ......,..,,... ,-----C:iilll~ rr.ATUDINC ~~,.,,..----, ftml ud Checae Cro.NUt l. ;o Tua &lad Cl'06MUl l.50 ~WCro.11aa! l.95 f.88 ~ Crot66BM . l. '50 Oict.ca &lad C roiNaal l.15 Twtey Olecae Cf'OllM8l l.60 l.1'5 11'5 •. LOO Md for CX&tDT~ rtadi~ lillpolcae . • ...... ' L 1' L:lwc ll') .\D ...-~r* rwt L~ • D.\IL Y rQfMt r'QOIOI MCll?T1"[6 • CQOl6M.-."T rDOtt 1111: OVDl DAILY. • n&MP. NY • T.\Q1"f& A BUD' ICt: CQIAM AND YOCUD'T ~\MY rt..\\00 --It 191 THE NEWPORT EN81GN ,_I tie, 19. of Saa BaurcliDo wa FRIDAY, OCT. 3t ••ated oa l8lpicioD ol pviq CllOOS fabc iaf ormatio 071 S-Currency totalia& $250 officer. ---w--.,-reported 1tote11 ;lt{Wh ·a 2JOCh-Mari Beth Conley, 30, residence in the 4700 block of of Corona Del Mar•• arrested Neptune. on ~on of pouaaion of 0830-An attempted com- cocaine. mercial burglary resuhina in THURSDAY, OCT.19 CRJMl".S 1200-Vandals reportedly caused SISO in damage to a vehicle in the 100 block of Dove. l 300-Bracclct1 valued at $6,000 were reported stolen from a residence in the 1200 block of West Coat Highway. 1300-Golf clubs and a golf bag valued at S 1,000 were reported stolen from a garage in the 1200 block of West Coast Highway. 1959-An ultra suede jacket was reported stolen from the lobby· of the Hotel Meridien located at 4SOO MacArthur. ARRUTS OBS-Jesse Martin~ 19, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 1300-Armondo Cervantes Ortiz, 19, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of receiv- ing 'known stolen property. Sl,S80 in dam~ wu reported at Newport Harbor High School. I 1720-Watchcs valued at $4, 700 were reported stolen from a residence in the 3000 block of West Ocean Front. 2300-·v andals reportedly caused $60 in damage to a window in the l 00 block of 25th Street. ARRESTS 1700-Pietro Rudolph Carri, 36, of Garden Grove was arrested on suspicion of burt- lary. 2200-Luciano Moreno, 23, of Newport Beach WU arrested on suspicion of auto burglary. SATURDAY, OCT. 31 CR.IMF5 1130-Currcncy totaling SI SO, a purse valued at S6S and rings of undetermined value were reported stolen from a residence in the 200 block of Fern. Freshen Up With Our Pre-Holiday Upholstery Sale Featuring the finest in upholstered lines Drexel Heritage, Baker, Woodmark, Vanguard, Marge Carson, Stanton Cooper, Charlton and more ... Includes large selection of upholstery ready for immediate delivery • all at reduced prices va -emert $Dteriaa ~nc: INTERIOR DESIGNS TO SER VE YOU · All Stores Open Monday . Thru. Saturday 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Open Sun. 12-5 COSTA~ I SfS He •port •....i ~ 1714) 641-1050 •I I f ._u..ca._" • I . BY •DL llAltVEY Officer Mark Everton became only the twelfth person to receive the Newport Beach Police Department's Medal of Valor when be was given the medal at the 17th Annual Police Awards Luncheon last week. The awards program, started in 1971, is sponsored by the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. Six members of the police department were honored at this year's banquet. Awards we~ presented to: Oflicer Mark Everton, Medal of Valor. On August 27, Everton was on patrol when he saw an approaching car with what appeared to be lit fireworks being held out of the window. He made a U tum and tempor- arily lost sight of the car. When he next saw the car, it was overturned and in flames. Everton pulled two youths from the burning car, then learned there was a third boy still in the car. He went back and rescued the third boy, who suffered two broken legs in the accident, as flames entered the passenger compartment. Lieutenant TilllodlJ Riley and Officer William Barnett, A ward . .... (I~ of Merit. After a Newport Beach woman attempted suicide by driving her car down San Joa- quin Hills Road at a high rate of speed and hurtling 150 feet into the Back Bay, Riley and Barnett waded out to. the car through waist~eep mud and Ellsworth to head visitors bureau Daiei Lee Ellsworth of New- port Beach bas been named executive director of the New- port Beach Conference and Visitors Bureau~ acconlina . to Jerry X.ing, president of the bureau. hospitality industry for eight Corporation. years. Prior to his current posi-"The Ne~rt Beach bureau, tion in Newport Beach, he served in essence, is starting from as national sales director of the scratch," said Ellsworth. "We Phoenix and Valley of the Sun are establishing procedures, Convention abd Visitors cre•ting marketing cpYateral Bureau, promoting the ninth materials, identifying target largest city in the country. markets, and organi:!:ing our .. Ellsworth ·s appointment · membership.".,. comes at a time when the bureau He also served as convention · is undergoing dramatic cba_qes sales manager of the Pbiladcl-Ellsworth holds a bachelor's in focus and style," said ti.D.g. phia Convention and Visitors degree in hotel and tourism wHe will certainly be a guiding Bureau for three years and in a administration from the Rocbes- forcc in this process." number of saJes and marketing ter Institute of Technology in Ellsworth has worked in the positions with the Sheraton New York. Largest Selection of UDNEL ori the West Coast L•rge Selection of 4 m : t Mopl#2028D Rea. 9995'9 Special $69995 car report when it collided with a Costa Mesa police helicopter. Despite a complete loss of power and severe damage to the heli- copter, Oakley managed to land it in total darkness, in an open field, with no loss of life on his craft. He and his observer were .. inj&ired. om.a Slaa •• Ir. Award of Md. 8lelller onputed and orpnized the N~rt Beach Police Explorer Pott in 1970, and bu been an lldviMr since that time. More than 500 youths have been mcmben of the post during its existence, five of whom have become national officers in the organiiation. Thirty of the exploren have become police officen. Bressler bas also received the Silver Beaver Award from the Boy Scouts of America, and the ~t of Golden Deeds from the Newport Harbor Exchange Oub. Reter~e Officer Jan Paul Aadenon, Award of Merit. Andenon became a reserve officer in I 98S, and brought 20 years of experience in video production to the police depart- ment. He bas made his own extensive inventory of video equipment available to _the department, and several convic- tions have resulted from And- enon •1 video surveillance tech- niques. Anderson has won several Emmys for his wort in commercial television. Leading Edge® 11• Cl•PlTIILE MODEL .. 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He conducted a Focus On •Y 80NNll ENGSTllOM dynamic ce•peip with appeal to both youaaer and more mature meatben of the stDdeat body. Poeecn statina. •Adam Cleary. He\ tbe Betwy Bat," sportint. bear dftlled in tnmb and ......... , and -~the CIMlic Claoice for Presidcn~"' Wit1a a de;p of a Qeary OMlic Coke cu aided 11is victory. W'Jtb dae .a.on.cl guidance of facaky ..tYiler Sbeila Roacn, the council bas alrady ..... three meetinp this year. President Cleary'• executive board mcmben are Tim Lee, vice praident; Libby Mmier, Secro- tary; and Jessica Liberman, Treasurer. The Kai1a Student Council i.a totally responsible for running the IChool paper driva. Margo Cleary feels "It's been a real learning experience. They do the whole thing. They spend the money. They completed tbe teacher•• wish lilt last year. They even had to get bids on items and mate purchasing decisions."' Meetings & Events Sip-upa arc now on for ,..,..._ Prtedtool CW., a city-cpomorcd program for 3- and-4-year-olds, designed to keep ~hoolen Ktive, play- ina and involwd with othen their ow.a qe. It i.a a six-week ~that mceta each Friday from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the multi-pmpole room of Marin- er•• Park. Activities center 8load a weekly theme, and adivitia include arts and~ lcicnce, m~ atoryti.me and •• 111i.ut11 '•will~ N0taaber JJ. For more infor- matioa. caU the city Recreation Depertlneat at 644-3lS1. ••• Tbe public ii invited to attend a fonam OD .. MNkue aa4 M1•1•• s.,,11•1•1•1 1-- nw Palct." from 9:30 to I l:lO a.m. on Friday Nov. 20 at die <>Mia Senior Center, IOO Marperite A ft. in Corona del Mar. Tbe forum ia apomored by tlle MediCare Auiltance Pro- pam and funded by the Cali- fornia Department of Acina- Tbe forum will provide infor- mation on the Medicare pro- pam, the many supplemental OCCnow taking apps tor spring Applications for fint-time students plannina to enroll at Oran~ Cout c0Ue1e next spriaa are aftilable ia tbc col- Jeie\ A.dmmio111 and Records office. ~C.-apenonfiW• .,picatioa ... t.det bil .... Deeember nPblllioa ~aillt· ~-laid Dt. ;Jolua .R.. ~ OCCa dean of AdP'iWom aDd Recofda. policies available and HMO. ••• The Leapeof WOIM9 Votera of Oruae Ca I) will sponsor a general public meetlna on the topic ·M ... """1 ... a- N_. -Wllme 8111a M ltJ?" at 9 a .m., Saturday, November 14th. The speaken will deal with questiom reprd- ina whole responsibility it ia to provide food and sbe1ta' to tbcs who are unable to meet thae needs independently. The ~ .. pl ii to ecl-=-c tlrie public OD the prOI ud CODI of these policy iaues that will be comina bdore our legislature in the Deal' future. The meetlna will be held at the Los Aqela Tunes Building at 1315 Sunflower in Costa Mesa. A continental breakfast Will be served at 9 Lm. at SI.SO per penon. and the meeting will begin at 9: 30. ••• U.. Del Ollt ol Newport ... da will bold its BolWaJ .. ....., Ji'n "won Nov. 19 at it.a dubbe>ute at SIS W. Balboa Blvd. in Nctrport Beach. No host cocktails will be sened at 11 a.m.-, luncheon will be at 12 noo11. faabiom from I tO 2 p.m., llDd bridF from 2 to 4 p.m Donations of SIS for tickets will assist the club with its projects for local cbarities. For racrvatio~ call 642~19 or S4847S9. Wiiii's T1 Ell? Clleck tlle New111rt EISig1 Dini11 Sleti1n SPUD A HAPPY IDJR 41' CLUB vm Its caUed an .. open~: and~ att ccrdially invited to join us. Med an 01iat m Oub Med vai:atDl5. and fmd out ewrythiog yOUve always wanted to kncM1 about Oub Med. A short film or slide presentatim will be shown. featurinQ Cub Mecfs ~tiful villages. diverse activities, and all·the other ~ts that make the all-inclusive Cub Med vacation such an incredible value. Spend a happy hour with us. And see why Oub Med ts still the only way to expaienc£ the Oub Med experience. Wedne~ay,NoveI11berl8th 6 P.M. ~2-~. .~R~EL .• SRVSCEtnc. ~·~~Y-' Fashion Island . RSVP (714~ 640-0821 .. .. ' r'.. AccoldiDa to Sheila llOFJS, they --with tbc jos-a-thon; tlleJ are rapomible for Cmto- ctiaa AppreriMioa Day (ID wliich they pracot baDDen, pGlten, letters. cards aacl a special IUDCMon lift ce1 tificate to each castodian), wl they arc plan- nina their accond annual tour of Sacramento in February, where they will meet with Senator Marian Beqaon. -We give our kids the oppor- tunity to have some responsibil- ity," says Rogers. "It's real exciting from a professional standpoint to see these tids aaume leadership. w Daniel MacMillan, president of Roy 0 . Andersen Student Council, whose •Mate it Mac Today"' slogan secured him the otr1CC, has some serious con- cema. His personal goal is ~o keep the yard clean and make everybody happy out on the playground so nobody gets teated or ticked out of games." Thi.a observant young human- itarian reflects on last year when an infJWt of newcomen attended Andersen. "The new people weren't meeting new friends. I thought that it would be neat to get them happy at school," be said, explaining he hopes to set up a peer buddy proarazn. . Triliq uodla' lbl&kat con- cern ii Yacc President Steve. Hamilton, who recalled, •Last year-we bad a big problem of bib tires gdtina •'•bed.. I was hopina to clear that up.• This attitude of puine cou- cern for ottaer~ feetinp and problems is a reflection of the student couacirs ptailosopby under the guidance ol faadty admer Trit• WoOd. Wood emphasized the COUDCil\ pbilo- 1opby is •workina witla the -S~tbePTA ... tbe community anct,• she ltlwd, Mfor mankind in general" She hopes the students will espeNDy learn about 1isten.ing to people and sharing ideas. True to their phil010pby, they plan to relieve parents of a major rapomibility by miltiq hlter- community Services of the PT A in its collection of food and clQthing for SOS (Share Our Selves). They will conduct the annual holiday Toys for Tots Drive and take what has been collected to the Oasis C.enter for Senior Citizens on ~-11. There, they will have a •sing- along" and lunch with the semon.. Public praentation will be on the agenda for these young leaden.. This morning they will be introduced at the PT A meet- ing, and OD Tuesday, Nov. J 1. they will be key participants in the Adopt-A-School memony when they present a certificate and gift from Andenen to the California Fmt lbnk Daniel, Steve, Secretary Angelique Vink, and Treasurer Melissa Pike will lead 1epraentatnes from fourth dlroqla sixth grade in planning this e¥tDt. rm impR11Cd. Wben Danid loots at me eanatly with bis deep brown eyes and lllJ" •1 just Wald everybody to be bappy." can o1dy echo, •we. toot• No .. -..y ............. .-...1car t.111.« .......... •r-5 • 'y ............ ftWl!le.)llSedeiicM .... lllll *P blcl -S ClljDJ lkow14• .,., c'A frillrda.. ..., t Id. ,.. uaa.ou. ... 1111 o. ......... )11'9 ••• St .... ,a.r ' I • • by Dec ..... S*. ... -will pnJWide :::.°'.: ...... ~..., bames flan sm. Call us Todlly! (7M) 261-9191 "AMerryCbrislomtoall and to all a Good Ligbl" If You Like Lal1e ~dzer S81'ara ....Boutl ... catrying the moet exotic clothing and accessories from Morrocco. Come and check our prices & Mlectton. I \ ' l It wam't your typical b_.lack- tie ..,.., An Orange County ~ committee sponsored a tWo-day extravapnza to raise money for the United States Ski Tam 'a F.ducational ·Fund. This included the Ski Ball, a voice and silent auction dinner dance, preceded bY an apres-ski party and a race on a 250-foot sim- 111-ted ati slope constructed of bu.adreds of tons of crushed ice. The unique part of this contest was that it took place on the parting structure of Le Meridien Hotel. The otel, along with ~ Serengeti, Life Fit- nesa, Salomon, Ski and Powder m•prines, Fetz.er and Cham- pqne Lanson were sponson of the benefit. Similar events are held in Atlanta, New York, San Francisco and other cities throughout the country. John Creel chaired the second annual "Ski Celebration• Ball. Aaisting were Marie Case, Judy Harborlites CRel, Danna Gordon, Bernard Jacoby, Jeff Jones, ~urt Miller, Chuck Mone, Kelli N'lCbolaa~ Burt Simi~ Granville Swope, Mike Ward, George Weston, Sue Y aya and F.d Zintel TV Anchorman John Beard acted as muter of ceremonies, with other television penonali- ties like Marc Singer, Sam Melville and D,11111&' Steve Kanaly lending nipport. ••• The same Saturday evening two other galas were underway. The Board of Directors of Founden Plus was sponsoring an evening of Mediterranean magic at the home of Harry ReimdL Betty Belden-Palmer cbaired the party. Auiatina ~ James Glabman, Ann Paqe, Tbomu Moon, Barbara Johannes, Vesta Cuny, Carol Wilken, Joyce Hanson, Shari Eaayian, Jan Landstrom, Marilyn Bean, Sandy and Cha- rles McCune, Lucy Clark, Chris- tine Rhoad~ Maxine Giblon and honorary chair Florence Black. Meanwhile, over at Main- Place (formerly Fashion Square-which some will remember was the rant shopping mall built in .Santa Ana) a delightful party was being held in support of Pediatric Cancer Research. Entitled •Run for the Kids,"' a huge usortmcnt of auction items were donated, while the 400 guests partook of an excellent dinner catered by the Turnip Rose. ••• TbeR are about 31 women\ committeoa wlao support the 0ranac County Pbilbarmonic Society, and in particular the youth propama, music educa- tion which outreacbes to stu- dents from second g1ede through high school. Funds for this project are railed in various methods, ODC being a luncheon. Joyce Reaume chaired this 28th annual event, entitled this year"' A Symphony of Claaics,"' fcatwina a collection of cos- twnes praented by the Assist- ance League\ ManntA1uin Aux- iliary, u well as baute couture from Yves Saint Laurent and Alex Sebastian, both of South Cout Plaza. More than 600 attmdcrd the benefit held at tbe N wyland Hotel, iocludina 1Ucla llubor- lita u OCPS ~t J.ck Caldwell, Minna 0.tzaucr, Judy Duke, Martlla Green, Mary Lauer and Toma $eaer- strom. ••• "Wine and Travel Auction Bendit." The ballroom of the Westin Hotel was j1mmrd with a variety of rare and valuable wines-many bottled exclu- sively for this Mental Health Association event. Also aucti- oned were excitina trips to France, Aspen, Muico and Hawaii. Noted wine comUltant Emmanuel Jtemiji ..-cc1 on the benefit, .. did Doa Brcd- bers. Phyllis Dillon, ~ Jtoch, Sarah Lazo, Carol Petenen, Mup Sbackdfonl, Shannon Williama and Linda Y CJlllDI. DO YOUR CLOTllF.S WEAR YOU OUr? Ha~ ever gotten h• after mg · only t T.ibolt TM- what you H.,.,,.,.. .tro- bought and U.,,Orlftl silk. loved in the store looks awful with your wardrobe? This happens. And when it does you've got 'hang ups'. Those wonderful clothes you can't wear because they don't coordinate with Polo Slrirt- anything else in 4 Colon. yourcloseL At At-Ease you wear out your clothes, they don't wear you out. TRENDY TO TRADfDONAL. At-Ease is the kind of store where a handful of shins, slacks and ties becomes a closet full of clothes. Clothes you can wear year after year knowing thal last year's colors and styles will go with this year's and nexL Why? Because that's how the buyers buy and they know. Take the dense Oxford cloth cotton shins A.raw S«b. illustrated here. By Polo, they are ·available in four colors. Clas- sic, ready-to-wear khakj pants that don't cost an ann and a leg. And shoes made in Maine by Cole HMii in ways that have stood the tat of time. With a hi~ foim-backed cushion, for more ciOmfort. After all, the name's At-Ease. CLASSIC STllEt CLASSIC VAWE. All the cla~sic ~leS you want. In more col~ ~quality natural materials.· Like this 2-ply cashmere v~u.. Hundreds in a doun colors. Or the laigest selection of Talbott ties, handmade of the ftnest imported silk. Which is why they knol so beau- tifully, so l-flly easily, and Ca/a.err. don't lose their shape. At At-Ease~ -.-..... ~value simply means delivering real quality that stays in style ... ~ic." REALCLASS- EVERY MORNING. We get upa r---------~~little early every_ monung and go to school. You see, each of our stores opens the day with a meeting tbal keeps us sharp, so we keep you sharp. Because service is our final product. Ifs Easy at-easa .. . ( \ \ , ( ART 1'lle World al Diie DeWolfe, a ReTolwtloa la St7le" will display November IS throup January 16 at the San Juan Capistrano. Admiaion is $2..SO. Houn .are 11 Lm. to 4 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Call 4~2132 "Morality Tales: ""'-J 1'111iit· iq ill die .,. .... will display w ... ., .......... Victoria •1•• will display through November 24 at Onaqe Cout College's Art Gallery, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Boun are 10 LDL to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 432-5039. Warb '1 Stn• Sq•e will display at the Newport City Hal.I Gallery, 3300 Newport Bhd., Newport Beach. Houn are 8 LID. to S p.m., daily. Call 644- 3017. November 14 through Woib ._Fruit Db Lase! December 27 at the Laguna Art •3 on, Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Lag-. Br•••er, Jolla Bo•cller, una Beach. Houn are 11 Lm. 0-"'ele K.,,., lqer Johe_. to S p.m., Tuesday through Morc:k, Tuya Mlaewlda ~ Sunday. Admission is $2 for S' '• W.-.J•Wcli will dis- adults,SI forsenioncitizmsand p~ay th~ough November at students. Call 494-6531. = = ::o~ <=;:_ "Scalptan by Nick V ..... : 1913-17" will display November 12 through December 12 in UCI's Fine Arts Gallery. Houn 6424. · arc noon to S p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Call 8S6- 66 IO. W orka by Slairley CllaltU., VuceLanoa,RowoT•m wd, Mu DeM-ud Orl•s•o are currently on cliaplay at Galleries Toucbe, 499 North Cout Hiab- way, Laguna Beacb. Boan are 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to S p.m. OD Sunday. Call 497- 4491. "Two From die Pier" fcaturiq the works of Roger Camp and Howard Warner will display through November 2S in Golden West College's Fine Arts Gallery, 15744 Golden West Str~ct, Huntington Beach. Ho~ are 10 Lm. to 2 p.m., Monday throup Friday and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday. Call 89~134. Worb bJ Arlme Hmeb7 ud Marian Decker will display through November 25 at Quo- rum Gallery, 374 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Roun arc 10 a.m. to S p.m.. daily. Call 494-4422. a.Portrait• of Clauic Neoa Sips" is cliaplaying indefinitely at Etan Gallery, t t 4S South Coast Rjpway. Laguna Buch. Hours are 10 Lm. to 6 p.m., daily. Call 4~396. Laa-Ga1aJ Ni&llt will take place toniaht from 6 to I 0 p. m. Features 7S Lquna Beach art galleries and the Laguna Art Museum in a monthly evening art walk to be be'ld on the fint Thursday of each month. S~ cial sh~winp and tram 1ervice between galleries will r-r• the event. Call the Laa 1:.:.Cb Chamber of Commet'ce for details. MUSIC M"* at UCI: Honon Concert (November 13 in the rme Arts Concert Ball at 8 p.m.); R.E.M. _, ... Arts and Crafts HOLIDAY FAIR at Mariner's Park Over 100 Exhibits!! Choose personalized custom made Holiday gifts this year! Handpainted clothing for children and adults, Jewelry, toys, woodwork, country decor items, wreaths, baskets, ornaments. Also Fine Art litho· graphs, scu1ptures, oil and watercolor sketches, portraits and much, much morelll Please Come and Bring a Friend!! This Saturday & Sunday, Nov. 14-15 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Mari~r's Park Wort Tour (Noftlllber 14 in the Bren EftDtl Center at 9 p.m.); -ne Califonia Clt••bier Sin- Ffl with Mr. PUn:eJ.I and Mr. Handel,.(N~ber 14-IS in tbe rme Arts Concert ball at 8 p.m. Call 856-5000. n. Onllae c... Ca•ae Glli- tar Eme•ltle will perform November 14 at 8 p.m. in Oraqe Coast College's Fane Arts Rec- ital Hall. Tickets are S4 in advance, SS at the door. Call 432-SS27. Tiie Pacific SJ•plto•J will perform worb by Straua. Men- delsohn, Mozart and Rftel OD NOYe1Dbero-12 aDd 13 in The Oranae County Performing Arts C.enter. Colla Mesa. Call 973- 1300. STAGE ...... .. .. ...,. Clifl'oril Odct'I drama of a clqjralion era family will play November 12-14 and -Y• C..'l'T• II .. Y-. • tlac story of a woman wbo ~ home tbe maa illc ilatc.t1 to ~ wiD play N~ 12- 14 and 19-21 ia Soatbem Cili- fornia Collc,e\ Center for Dta- matic A.rt.a. Tacts are S5. Call SS6-3610, ext. 274. , .,... Llede Fo--.• the llOry of a cle9otic family wbo tries to KCWDulate wealth in spite of the suffering of otben Will play NOYember 13-IS and 19-22 OD Golden West. Collc,e'I Main- atqe Theatre, Gothard at Cen- ter Street, HuntiJlatoa Be.ch. TICketa are $4-$6. Call 89s-8378. -0. Golda .... will play Thundays throuah Saturdays, November S-21 at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouae, 661 Hamilton Stn:et, Costa Mesa. Curtain at 8 p.m. except November IS, 22 and 29 at 2 p.m. Tackeu are SS and S6. Call ~5269. -0.. In a IMetlsle, • a comedy about the early clays of Holly- wood will play Nowmbcr 12-IS in Chapman Co°*\ WaltliW Theater. Curtain at I p. m. WedDesdays throuah s.turdaya and 4 p.m. on Sundays. Call 997. 6607. A Tawil s..,aeet Will be held Navember 14 from 6-10 p.m. in tbe Oraqe County Arts/Crafts Buildinp OD the 0raqe Co~ Failpounda. Adminion ii S5 for adults, under 12 ii free. Call 364-0SIS. n. Flnt A I cl Bt11l••1 Ana ... Cnftll aow will tab p&.ce November 14 and 15 at Marin- er's Part on tbe corner of Im. Avenue and I>Owr. Newport &e.cb. Call (IOS) 251-2519. Tiiie N.al1sz' Dwit C1 I J of Se•-1 will perform Nowm'ber JJ at a p.m. in ucra Bren Ccatcr. TICkdl are SIO- SIS. Call 156-SOOO. ~ Ulebrates Its Es~idng New Entert•lnment Format Witb Top 40 and Nostalgic Entertainment and Dancing T•••1 •a at Sala •1 •• 1:31 p.-. -l:JI .... • . No Com • ••• 11. _,THE NEWPORT Bl•llt-• -.. .,.,,,- Ruby's ·offers a ta te of the old days BY CRERYL STEHUNG NO.talgia is one term that c9uld be appliea to Ruby's Diner, new in Crystal Coo~, but the feeling goes far beyond that word. Ruby's Diner is decorated in the style of tAe 1940s, with white Marlite walls, gleaming red nauaabyde booths, a neon sign with a mixture of the art deco look and original Coca Cola artwork. Many ol Ruby's customen probably don't remember the •40s and probably many of them weren' born yet, but it's quite po11ible to get the feel for what that era was like in the complete authenticity of the restaurant. For those customen who were indeed around during that er~ nostalgia is. evident. If they have never before been to Ruby\, manager Paula Bryant said, .. A dreamy look will come over their face as they walk in. They usually say 'This really takes me bact.- .. Many customen who visit are already f •miliar with Ruby's Diner at the end of the Balboa Pier, .. said Bry~ adding, WJ'he Crystal Court location opened two months ago and buaincu couldn't be better." Ruby's is located on the street side of Crystal Court. The red neon sign announcing Ruby's is visiblc to passing prospective dinen. Customen who enter from the mall side will go through an art deco door, complete with por- thole. All around are gleaming white Marlite walls, accented with chrome. Customen who elect to lit at tables rather than booths might be reminded of the chrome dinette set they ate at as children. The counter is vintage ·-with chrome and red naug- abyde stools. To complete the effect is a genuine '.-0. bumper car, rotat- ina in the middle of the restau- rant, and vintage bia band music playiq over the speaken. Even tbe restrooms are authentic, down to the soap clispemen and pedestal ainb. Shake the habit. ~ Salt. It's responsible ~ for a lot more than seasoning your food. tt can al90 contribute to high blood ~. a risk factor for strohe and heart attack. It's a habit you can't affofd not to lhake .. MAXWELL 'I AWAID WINNING SUNDAY RUNOI MIFFET QUICHE SHllHP TACO STAND EGGS IENEDICT SCIAMIL£D EGGS IUNTZES s SMOKED FISH SlNlA£ ST A TION INCISa.E WAD SELECTION BACON, St\l.MGE •CANADIAN IACON LOX. Cl£AH CHEESE., IAGELS « ONIONS CARVED STEAMSHIP ROUND Of IEEF • IAKED HAM MAXWW:s POfOVUS• aUEIOlY ~ ~ADAY Of DESSUTS . • .• , ·~.'iii M:a•11a .... =.. , The fare at Ruby's is a state- ment in it.self. Highly recom- mended is the Village Burger, on grilled parmesan sourdough with cheese. Or for something more simple and traditional, try the Rubyburger. In addition to a large selection of good old American ham- burgers, Ruby's has such favor- ites as ,a ham stack on a Rubybun, a tuna burger, a jumbo all-beef bot dog, a tra- ditional BLT and a Rubymelt on grilled rye with grilled onions and American cheese. Ruby's offers diners the chance to be creative. One can add one's favorite toppings to the sandwiches, including avo- cado, guacamole, grilled onions, bacon or sautccd mushrooms, to name just_ a few. For an extra charge of 8S cents, one will receive a generous heap of everybody's favorite, shoestring fries. Then there is the old f ashioncd f ountaio, with bonest-to- goocinea malts. Or try a Rut>. r yshake in vanill~ strawberry. chocolate, banana, coffee or mocha. For the adventurous, bow about a root beer float or ice cream soda? ' Of course, there's always room for dessert, right? Banana splits are served in the tradi- tional boat, hot fudge sundaes arc a classic t~ and double bot f udgc brownies will please the most discriminating sweet tooth. Ruby's also offers an exten- sive salad menu and side dishes. Try the chicken salad or a dish of delicious clam chowder. Ruby's also serves beer and wine in addition to traditional soft drinks. Ruby's Crystal Court will .. begin serving breakfast on ·Mon- day, Nov. 16 at 7 a.m. Patio dining off en the opportunity to enjoy the outdoon. Other Ruby's locations include Newport Beach and Seal Beach, both on the Pier, and Mission Viejo on the Lake. BELGIAN WAFFLE INN . Home of the Fantastic Belpn Waffles, the Gi1antic +Ea Omelets, and Tiie Superb Sandwiches. SoUth Cout Plaza VilJaae llOO Solltb Plua ~ Santa Aa/Cmta Maa (714) 557-5116 GULLIVER'S Thanksgiving Dinner RoatTwbyor Prime llibs ~Beef f' USU\ll110NS ~ I 1 I 'Merchant'· somewhat lacking in convention BY DAVID CORTES-ROBaINS Seated in the uppermost rows of OCC's drama lab, obtrusively chattering about basketball try- outs, upcoming dances and drivers cd, a group of some SO high school students impatiently waited for a recent performance of Shakespeare's "The Merchant of Venice." When one female student was asked whether her teacher bad made the class come to the show, she responded, "No! Not even. It's just that if we do a paper on the play, we get extra credit." When asked if she knew any- thing about the play, or its author, she responded, .. It's about some rich guy in Italy, and -Shakespeare wrote it, I think?" Such an exchange made direc- tor Bill Purkiss' attempt at detrivializing anti-Semitism through the staging of "Mer- chant" seem all the more essen- tial. Even though be couldn't have picked a better work by which to accomplish this highly com- mended goal, bis opinion on the play-that .. Merchant .. docs more to study anti-Semitism than it docs to condone it-is certainly as questionable as his • treatment of the play iaelf. After all, when it comes to trying to figure out Shakes- peare's true sentiments on tbe matter of. anti-Semitism, many scholars simply quote the title of the play\ first edition: wrbe most excellent History of the· Merchant of Venice. With the extreame crueltie of Shylocke the Jewe towards the sayd Mer- chant ... " Nevertheless, as far as present- ing a compassionate and tasteful piece, the production's treat- ment of Sbylockc (played by David Schuster) was virtually the only clement that worked in quelling the play's anti-Semitic tone. . Critics have for centuries said that what makes "Merchant" a sensitive or insensitivt play is the treatment of Shylocke, and keeping with Purkiss' compas .. sionate intentions, Schuster did portray a basically decent Shy- locke. Schuster's positive char- acterization goes so far as to mate us feel that his Sbylocke is a victim of circumstance, even when be is demanding his pound ofOcsh. Purkiss and costume designer Jennifer Colony also tried to make the presentation of "'Mer- Mon Cbateau Restaurant Elegant Belgian & French Cldslne All1tlrdWbmer, w°"" Fa..,,.~ 1nn. Lunch and Dinner Reservations 714/830-3810 Horpl!ll Vlolbdsl HOLIDAY PARTY CRUISES CALL NOW-DON'T MISS THE BOAT! chant" more easily digestible for a modern, and -younger, audience by draping the acton in costumes which incorporated clements of 16th and 20th cen- tury attire. . This did provide for some mildly interesting character contrasts, but in general such a modernization technique did not add much to the production. In a few instances, it was carried too far, turning a number of cAanictcn into mere f~ Perhaps attributablcf tp open- ing night quirks, but nobletbeless distracting, were timing prob- lems and poor deliveries. In one instance early on, Alice Ensor (Portia) and Wendy Ballew (Nerissa) had to compete with a sound track that crept from the scene change into the new scene. Other S\ICh difficulties for the audience included a few Juke. warm deliveries, not just in characterization, but in the volume and pace of deliveries. Such problems could, for audiences unfamiliar with the language of the play, be harmful to comprehension of the plot. By all standards, Brandon Faloona portrayed a very loose, perhaps too loose, Bassanio. Although this approach was fresh at· first, it soon gave one the impression that the character is not taking things too seriously. What the production bas going in its favor arc two notably good performances, coming surprisingly from two minor Now .•. enjoy fine food from popular local rcslaUralltS without leaving the comfort of your home! THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL ,,.. ... a. ·A-...... AT •MeCM. Mn"' -aices-rv "WCI,_,.., 9M 11 19' Hl'r fl«lllU ...... • ~•llMUiW9tMM --~T•• ....,.. N.r.nwu •A Tm Flt. T'MI W •A .....,. characters, Lorenzo (Steven Schults) and The Prince of Arragon (Frank Martinez). Stuck in roles admittedly less demanding than the leads, Schults and Martinez should be credited with generally out- performing the rest of the cast. OCC's ''The Merchant of Venice" does hit the mark so far as presenting its audience with a study of hatred. However, it is not the most polished of productions, nor the most con- ventional o( treatments-issues the students will undoubtedly bring up in their papen. Vaughn works show at UCI "Nick Vaughn: Sdected Work 1978-1987" will be on view at the UCI Fme Arts Gallery Nov. 17 through Dec. 12. The public is invited to an opening reception for the artist on Sun., Nov. IS, from 6 to 8 p.m. in tbe Fme Arts Gallery. Mr. Vaughn will speak informally about bis work at 6:30 p.m. that evcnin&- Tbe exhibition surveys Vaughn's wort from 1978 to 1987 and includes paintiDp, drawinp, painted wood ICUlp- ture, black and white color photography, Vauahn's mal- functional clothing aa well aa bis latest clothing made for hand- crafted manikim. UCl Gallery curator Phyllis Lut;ai• .. ,.. ·wa-. dotbina wanhs your eyes and shocks your ICW ol. IOliC by "8°'8 ita ~ appeas: lelllible.· Nict V ••ab•'• cxbibitiom include •Frontiers iD Fiber: T'h!e Americans,. circulated in Alia by the United States. Inform. tion AaeocJ, 1918; LA2DA, l.a Jolla MUleUID of Contemporary Art, 1988; and "Viewpoints: Walker Art Center,• 1914. Ria one penon eXbibitions indUde "Nick Vaupn; MalfUDCtiOnaJ aothing, .. contemporary Artl Center, Cincinnati. Ohio, and tbe TLK Gallay, Costa Mesa,· ~~y~ .. ~G~ boun are;'[.-lbiojap s.L, 12 8000 10 5 p.a. Ad minion ii ffte. C.O (714) 8~10 for toun Ud a.bibiUOD infOf'IMtion.. 1•-• 11. Im THE NEWPORT B•EIN ,_ 11 . . -----_....,,.--- Native American spirituality explored ~ 111y ,._,,lo Ow rGiltbow of..,,. ~ •Y llllnd to the knowing w#Mia OpM •Y 1plrll to IM numife3t pow. 0pni· •Y ltMrt to the knowinK wllltln."" -SOfl6 from the Medicine W1wl aY PEGGY DARNELL Thia was one of the sonp sung by thole who sepnt the weekend in Newport Beach with Robin Van Doren exploring another way of looking at our world - from the Native American spir- itual viewpoint. Van Doren presented the "Medicine Wheel" model for internal and external govq- nance of our lives. Wfbe Medicine Wheel is a map, a m~ that provides a way of seeina and understanding ouneha u we relate to each otticr in a supportive community environment that creates har- mony," uid Mqaie Geib, who coonlin•ted the weekend work- shop. The Medicine Wheel, accord- ing to Van Doren, is based on the power of 1atlina and -we all ha~ that power within ua. We need to be open to the way of llCbieveiaa the ICDIC of peace within. We cannot mate cbanp;s until we know where we are aoina and know where we are in our lives at this time.• To ~ the worbbop, the group gathered in a circle around a cloth strewn with herbs, N alive American arti- f acta, rattles, and a caadle representing the "children •s fll'C, • or life itself. Van Doren drew a~ circle OD a blackboard. and dMded it into eiaht pio-clice ~ and bcpo to explaiD the mea•ina of tbc Medicine Wbccl. Each 1ee- tion was auigaed an •amio- type. "Tbe four main arcbetypes, •siped to the top, ~ left and right ICCtiom, are the War- rior, the Fool, the Witch and the Creator. They were teparated by the K.cepen of Tradition, the Healers, the Chiefs (administraton), and the Patt- ern Keepers (scientists) in the corner sections. "We are people who are made up of a combination of all types, but we strongly follow a certain identity," explained Van Doren, addin1 that all eiabt types are also repraented in a society or community of individuals. The Warrior is the protector. This path is f ollowcd by those who respond to thoee in society who need protectinc. people victimized by injuatices. unpro- tected children. •tt is the place of passion, what one cares stroqly about," Country Day Fair set Tbc Prince of Peace Lutheran Day School praents the Coun- try Day Fair this Saturday, Nov. 14, at the school, 2987 Mesa Verde Dr. (comer of Baker A venue) in Calta Mesa. The day will feature a pancake ~ut bcginnin1 at 8 Lm., fa.re engine rides from 9:30 to 11 :JO Lm., and a Bounce House, Ferris Wheel, Splub Tank, silent auction, Bake Shoppe, Christmas Store, K.id•s Corner, and international food booths. Van Doren uid ... According to the Medicine Wheel, Jesus Christ, Gandhi and Martin Luther~ Jr. were Warrion ... The Fool, contrary to its name, plays a central role in our lives, Van Doren noted. It is the penon on the way to spiritual enlightenment, who turns thinp upside down, who creates change. A wort.shop exercise Religious Director,y St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Dr. H.flman i. on sabbuicat duouah Ncnanber. \\b...a.&p and bear this C'hrUc-cencned mn: .. • "WI1NESSES" (Aces li6-ll) Sunday, NOYember 8. 1987 r---. 8il0 and I011S A .M . 600 St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach. California (714) 631-2880 (aaom from Ncwpon ff.art.or Hich School aa lnine" ISch.) '\"··~.\t ~ (" -s fl) c:: "' " " ,, ~ ~ used to demonstrate this concept bad participants relate to partners something they did that made them feel f ooliah, then discuss what lessons were learned from the perceived f oolisbness. The Witch symbolizes birth. rebirth. upheaval. and resolu- tio~ Van Doten related. The Earth is respected through her, Van Doren said, noting that there is much upheaval in the West DOW and giving the recent cartbquate u an example. The Creator is transforma- tion, Van Doren said, leading one to undcnta.od what changes · have occurred and for what purpose. Supplementing those arche- types, which are the backbone of community, are the Chief, who must make decisions for the good of all; the Healers; the l.ccpen of Tradition (which must be respected, though not necessarily obeyed); and the Patt.cm 1.ccpen, whose purpose is to govern the children's fire in the center, seeing which patterns of behavior in the other archetypes are beneficial. which . arcn 'l, and showing bow to act in an appropriate manner. One of the most important aspects of the Medicine Whee~ Van Doren stated, is to under- stand that each section or arebe.. type has a role in the completed circle -that each is praent in an individual or community and is important to that individual or community. Jane Goldberg of Newport Beach nalkd her first iavohc- ment in a Medicine Wbeel She ._ writing her diaertation on Creativity and the Creative Process when she met a Native American who put together a Medicine Wheel for her. .. , WU impressed with the therapeutic process that came with an undentanding of its teaching, .. Goldberg said. -rhe Medicine Wheel allows the free- dom to explore, within the protection of the community, a chance to sit in othcn' spots on the wheel .. TEMPLE ISAIAH (Cl I ... a) Sabbllltt SeMce Fnct., nW1ts 1:15 p.m. ..-.r--w-.~ Rabbt Steven D. Schatz president: Joel Alnmsohn 2401._...,... ....... ~c/ ..... Ou 0 :O..C. T...,.."--= see 11a 1> ..,, .. .._...,.. ......... _. 10 • ·•'• •& ....... Scteod Share what GOD is Doklg In Your Quid\. Use Our Dliedoly to wdc:ome sameone. ~ . ~ ' ~. 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PAACEl.2: • An undivided one thirty-fawth (1/34th) .,... ... •a tenant in common in the .__,..lilt in and totheCOfl••IOI• area of Lats 2. 3 and 5 of T,.;t 9158. as per ,...., filed in Book 436. P111!$ 1 tD 7, indl•Nil. GI mile 111 w mllP5. ,.... of said County, • such """ is dlliied in the .tic.le e ltided •olfinitions· GI the Dlc:llrwlial• GI eo.-a. conditions and •fitl ictiOI• recodld April 21, 1978. in Book 12644.. ,.. 951 of OfficW Ricci• (The "'Oec:19111tion'") and ltlf'/ supplema'lts and .. ..._a tt--. PARCEL3: En1t•ltsassuch1111 1telts .. ~Sllttarth in the article •ilitted "'Elsen•~ of the ~. under the Section t ._.Ill in such Article •died as follows: .. Rilhts and Duties". ..Utilities and c.ble Television.• "'Support. s.m.ment and Ee~• .,,.... ~and Alc:Nltiol• ~.and "ElldusN9 Restlictld Common Alm E111 lW'tl • PARCEL.4: ELI I r•ltS. as such 1111 Teets.,. pwticulMy set torth in the Artide •died "EHIJMI~ of the Declaflltion of eo..a. Catditiolas and AISl>ic:tioe• r.::ardld J4JtJ 25. 1977 in Book 12305, hp 746 and rHWCOfded S..-•tber a. 1977 in Boak 12371, p._. m of Official Racolds, ltlf'/ aiPC)6enm1lsand Amatdm.-G u.. (The ,..., MAY BE Al.SO KNOWN AS: 43 St T"°"8Z. Ne•port 8-ch, Calitomia •<" a str9llt address 01 c:omon desilnlltion is shoM\ abCJw. no _,.Ill) is .... as toils c:onic;l•1 ms OI COii ecb IF ). " The ~ undlr said Deed of Trust. br renon of a br-.ch OI default in the~ ...... secured thei.t>y, te...,,• ...a*ld and dlli...t tD the undefse-t a wrilllln Oedlnl1iCln of DlilMal and O.t•td tor s.. and wrialln naticl GI brw:h and of ~' tD ca. the undef'sjped to sell said property to satisfY said otir• tot1. and U...... the under1iped clused said notice of brw:h and of.., to be Aecordld July 27. 1987 as inslr. No. 87-423699, of said Official ~ SM sale will be made, but without CIOWel.t OI Wiaril), tiptW OI imPild. I 81 r£ris -PQSlellion, OI encumbrances. tD pmy the ,., ..... peilic:il* sum at the nalll(s) secured br said Deed GI TNll. wilh n.est as in said,.,.. pnMded, .._ICIS. if Mf, under the Wms at said Deed of Trust. fees, dwllS and ..... 111 of the T ruRle and at the trusts c:niMld br smid Deed at Trust. s.id sale will be held on Thundmy, 0.-.tber 3, 1987,m lit 11:00 A.M., lit the 11th Street •lll•tee of StM-Stww Corporltion, 1570 E. 11th Str9et, 5'* H, S... Ana. California 92701. The~ amouN atthe unp8id b 1t1nc:.of theobl-.on seand br said peoperty to be told. kellt•""" ...... late C,..., and estimllllld COlb, apenMS. and adWlll~ -of the dMI .... is $305.120.11 DMe: NIJllMl1tt. 5, 1987 STAN-SHAW OORPORATIOH ill said Trustle. 1570 Utt Sa• •• ... Slr9ll S... Al-. Clllilaelili 92701 (714) 542-5811 BY: Toni Glllini, •ssit1•tl Sea ... y 11/12 11/19 11/26 0870 URdlrlllilt ..... fllllieo..tGIT .... .._,,. _ _. ... I GI .. T,.... ... ol ... tNllllcr 111 • bJ said DMdGITrull..-*-710.26. ni9 bllllllc:illlt UNlir illd Deed OI TNlll wskiliH IP IC'1Ld ........ to tM ......... a ... Oeclalloi1GIDlllul ... Ou1•1d•s.; .... .-. Nalc9 ol DlfMll and o.diart to s.I.. n. ... ...... aMmd .... Nalir.e d .,.,... .... Eledlon. s.I ... ... ...... in ... county ..... the ..... ~ • ..,..... DMtd: 1 ll03/l7. STATlWl>E FOR£CLOSUR£ SOMCfS • ,.,,.. bf &it.ft# .. By. --... Odil. , ..... We Oipmta•lto 91111 wide FcndDlln s.--. 5925 c.n.. -...... ~CA 906.10. T•phone (714) 128-3261. 11/1211/191112'6 0881 111117 fCiii ...... .... nrr rn . The ......... penon ls -. ....._ -GRAU-ENGt.AHOER DESIGN COR- PORATION, 3122 c.mp.is DrW1. SUit 215. Uu;ort Beed\. CA 926'0. MEL GRAU INDUSTR1Al DESIGN CORflORATIOH (A California Corpomion), 3822 c..a Driw.. SUille 215, Ne•poit BMc:h, CA 92660. This business is con· duc:1lld bra COlporatio9L The recistrant com- m.ad to nuc:t busi- ness under the fictitious ~ Mrne lisa.d abowe on1nne. --MO. GRAU INOlJS. T1Ml ODIGH CORPORA- TION. By. ~ P. ~ landlr, PoliliidMl This ...... ,,.,. -tied with the County a.. of Or-. County on New. 2. 1987. flle No. F360140 11·12, 11-19, 11-27. 12· 3 oan 141471 RCllllOUI aJ•IE• _.ITA~ ThetolaliNisS*9Clftis doins bulifms as: HOP- KINS Of.VD.OPM£NT COM- PANY, 113 Caporm Plaza. S&m 200. ~ ... pcft 8wh. Calib•• 92660. HOPKINS DEVELOP· MENT COMPANY. LP., A OllaUMe lin*8d pertner. ship. 113 Col poi-Plaza, ~ 200. Neapoit 8w:h. Calitarnie 92660. This 8usiMs.s Is con- dudmd bi a ln"9ld ...,_. ship. --HOPllJHS OEVEl.· OPMOfT~.LP.,a Olla... lirnitld ..,.,.,. ship. By. ,...., Hopkins 0...apment eomp..91 of tit apart a.ct\. a Califolwu corporation, its .....,.., pertner, By: ~ c. Hoc*iM. President, By. o.ril __.,,, S.O•y Thia bit mM -.., ...... c...., a. of Or-. ~ Oft Now. 2. 11S1. Fie ... f.181m) 11-12. 11·19, 11·2'. 12· 3 cm. WiliMt J. ~. Jr .. 3200 lriltDI .... ~ 660. Com Mila. Ctllamil 912626. Ted Rodrlpez. 1400 Dowe Street. Newport ~c •••92660. Thrs 8uaiMu is con- duc:llld br ........ •· nenhip. The ,..;want com- mmtmd to nlMd busi- ness under the fldftious ~ ..... limd ... on 10-1-87. S4iNd: HAL A. YOUNG. JR., ESQ.. AnDmey tor Rtes- trant This ... 1 ,,.,. -filed with the County Clertl of Or-. County on Now. 3, 1987. flle No. F36Q229 11·12. 11-19, 11-26. 12· 3 Cm2 lllm ncn1 .. •11 .. ..... llCT SI The •A I IS penon is dainl~sKDMOO PARTNERS UMfTED PMT· NERSHIP, 1400 Dowe Street. Newport Beach, Calibnia 92660. KENROO PARTNERS, a joil'lt ....... 1400 Do. StrMt. Newport Buch, Califunlili 92660. This Business is con· duc:1lld bra limielld l*tlW- ship.. The ,...._..,. com· *"'-"*' to tralwt busi-ness unds the fic:titiol• ~ rwne Msatd abowe on 10.1-87. Sie'.t HAL A YOUNG. JR., ESQ .• AnDmly tor ... nnt This ll 1 , ... -filed with .... ~ Clertl of Or-. CDunty on New. 3. 1987. File No. Fl60230 11·12. 11·19, 11·26. 12- 3 cal llOTICE Of WlM Of UILA.N«l••111e ......... ..... , ..... Kn•••,.•aua llf ATl c..-.ai111• Toalhein.bel~ creditors and contit..,.. creditlon of EARL A. POSCHIMN allo llr..n as £Ntl. POSCHIMN mnd per. mns who..., be Olt'9wise in1llr ... I IS in .. ... and/ OI ..... A Pltitioi• '-t.r'I filed br s.ndrll KAcHn irt .... Superior CcUt of ORANGE County NqlJ I .. •thlll~ ch~ be ........ PlftOi.. NiPI 111 lllithe(s) to .................. of EARL A. POSCHIMN also known as EARl POSCH- MAN. The petition 19quests aulhoritY to .,.,.., 0 11 I the ...... under the .. ..,...,. · ent Administretton of Estltlll Ad.., ful author· ity under .... act' The petition Is Mt for ...... in Dlpt_ No. 3 at 700 Civic Centw West, 5na Al-. CA t2702-4838 on 0.:.1.., 2. 1987. al 1:45PM. IF YOU 08J£CT to the ...... of .......... 10'.I ........... the ~Md--your ~Ill··-~ .... ,. ...... caurt ~ .......... ,,,.,, ...--....... 1n ... . _.,..,,.. ...... . IF YOU MlA CllllWnOa •a c I¢ I a 1•1 GI ...... ,.. .... .. . .,.. ......... ~ . .. .......... .. ...... ...... " $ ••• .............. -····--.. - • n.••11 '8 I , Ct 1 .,.. ........ c:llillLI ................. ............. GI ... ._... ............ YOU MAY Ell"T• .. ...... .., .. Clmllt. •r.:: ............ 1a11n .......... ,.. .. ... upon ......... Of ................. e ,., .... ,cc•-• .. ............ ... .. aut ... ,,,.,., ... . ... a ............. . .. .... 10'.I ... ..... nallc» ol ...... of .. lnvefttCNJ and .....,.. .. _."' ........... °'°' .. JI IWW OI tcOMm "*llionedinwtiona 1200 Md 1200.SGI .. Celtamil .,,..Coda. s.ndra Qchin, ......... er(s) RtCHARO B. NEWTON, &ca.. --~s) far flWti. tioner(s), 711 lli II 5gti St., ·~~h11tter-.CA 91030 11/12 11/19 1U26 0867 1-1911 . flmlJC lmTICI N:iilW.,IU I• ._ITATI' I II ThelllllDililis.-..• .. doinc business as; THE WATERfM>NT, MO ..._ port c.nw Orfve. SUite 1050. Nt µwt as.ch. CA 92658•80. The Robert --~ ntion. a CsilaHlit c:orpcn. tion. 660 tleapurt C.. Driwia. Sum loeG, NeapoL1 a.ch. CA 92M9 l&IO. This business is con- duc:tld bra CUI POI JltiaiL The ,..tstrant c:on'I· n•9Cied to nmct busi- ness under the fictitious bulif.-Mme or ,.,... limd abClw on Nat Apptt-cae.. Sianed: The Robert ~ Corpomion; Robert L .....,.,, Poaldalt. This R*lt•l1 -ftled with ..._ ~ an of ar.,.. CaurQ on Now. 9, 1987. fie No. Fl60I09 11112. 11/19, U/26, 1213 08M -·--.... , .. _ Al .......... .. 1Y tD llMIMT. ICMIN JOGIOf/llJAlm ... . . ................ .. ....lit ........ .. fie lm/IW _ .... MJ.o: SON IWN eo ALISON N:ltlG. . .......... ... .... _ .. _ 0 , ... .. ......... a .... 11.w ....... , ....... o...tln .... - mett .... 3 • 100 ewe c...on. ..... a.. Ana. Calitomia. Oft OECDIIO 10. 1'87. ll 2:45ddldl , ......... .... ... ...... cam. • .., ..., ..... ..., ........... far dWWI GI -lhauld • ...... 1 .................. a capf f//l .. ardlrtDshow cam a. puU1fwd In THE NEWPOltT oes.,a .... ..... -..... ~ tion, pubtilMd in this ~ .......... ... W ... CUI 11Cl1i•wtlka prior • tile dll'J GI Aki ........ On.d NOV. 3, 1987. Silned: .,._ L Smith. JuliltGI ... 9-lrtarCawt. 11112. 11/19. 11/26. 1213 Ol69 111117 ....c...a ....... ..,... -•YM i&IM -OfNnl•TO .. ........ Tl. A 111111 Toal ..... bll~ and Pl'•• who ,..., be Olt'9 ill .... , II fin .... •• ..... of EDNA MAY AUFfERTH, AU EDNA MAY 8UTl£R. MA EDNA' MAYa.ANCY · A .... ,._.._.._. br JAMES 8UlU1t in .. Superior Court d OMNGE County ~ thllt JAMES BUTUtt be appoint..s as penonal .... lltilltiwtDadrnWs- ......... GI ....... dent. The P9tition requests Uhorfty tD ..... 2 the ...... undlrthe ..... td- ent Adminmrnion of &taetsld A 9-ilis on the 111•a • wil be held °" 12/2117 lit l ;45PM in o.a. 3 .... at 700 CIVIC C£NTUt ... IC_... HCiilW• t II ...... , ff The -.0 t1is..,... II doins IMMin111 ea: THE FERRARI~ 1915,.,.,.,. W.,. AlllNim. CA t21CJ7 • 3610. The ...,. Club. Inc., a Catllonlit c.pmllllOI\, 195 Ferr.n .... _, ...... ,, CA 9*7-3610. This business i:S COft.. dudtdbya~ The ..... sar.nt ~ ..... to ........ ..... nets under .... ........ . ~ .... or._.. liJlltd ..._ on 2.n.0/17 . --The ......... Club. 1nc:..n...111.Mctt n , P\ilidlilt. TI* 11 1 1.-nt -... ...,. ..._ c.c..r an" Or-. eaur.r on Jv"1 9, lt87. fie No. B\1969 111121111911126 1213 <m7 Thi N~rt - Enalgn/COlll Mm NIWI .. Clllllflid Ads • More Ad for your lo191Y. C1ll 631-8120 . Heart Attack. Fight it with a Memorial~ to the American Heart Association. lHIM..cAN l9iAln' ~ tBtam&R'*'Mr ' . , ' ' ' • - ~-­... IC ..... rcnt ... • t t• _..OBIEN1 The....,....., ts cbf11 bu1ine5s 81! NEW· PORT BEACH TENNIS CLUB. 2601 Eatbkdf Oriw, Nftport a.ct.. CA 92660. N.8 .T.C., A CaJifomia Umield Pwtrlership. 2601 Eastbluff Drive. Newport a.ch. CA 92660. This business is con· ducilld ~a limit9d l)IWtnet'· ship. The r.,istrant com· nwlCed to transact busi- neu under the ftetitious busi..ss name or names lisaed abo¥e on ~ 19. 1987. Silned: Limited Partnership Name, N.8 .T.C.. A California Limited Partnership, ~ E. Pwtier. General Partrw. Thia ... .._.-... rna-nl ... W8' filed with the County C1erk of °'WWI County on Oct. 6. 1917. Fi'8 No. F357434 10/29 11/S 11/12 11/19 0831 ~NOTICE N011CE Of DOTH Of CMMI DC. PM.a ANO Of KtihOti TO AD•UID DTATE NO. A1AU1'1 To .. heirs, t.nefic:iaries. ~ contilwent ered- !Ds. and penons who may beaet..wiaeil~in tM wm « estate of CHARLES C. PAI.MER A~ has been filed 11' MAAIE L PALMER In the Superior Coult al OAAHGE Cou~ ,.questin1 that MARIE L. PM.MEit be appointed as penonal ..., I I athe to ~nis­ W .. _.... al the dece- dent. The petition requests IU1horftJ to administer the .... under the h .... d- •nt Administration of &lliMM. A t.-il11 on the pM:ition will beheld on 11/18187 at l:CSPM in Dept 3 locMed at 700 CIVIC CENTER ~WEST .• SANTA ANA. CA IF YOU OBJECT to the ..,w;,. of the petition, you should .. epp8lf' at the hearin1 end state your obiectiol• OI file writllln obiedioia with the court befof9 the hearina. Your ..,..,.... ,,., be in per· IOft OI ~ JO&" llttDn'Wy. If YOU Nf£ A CREOITOR OI I contil ... ll <ndiear of .. dee 11111. '°" must file ,... dlirn ...... caurt Of pr11 r4 it tD the peno1..t ,... ••• nlat:lx .... Ned by the court within lour ..... fn:lm the dllil al ....... o1 ....... . ........ , ......... 700 al .. c.saimirat,......Codl. The ... tor ... dlims ........ priar to taur ..... fn:lm ..... of .. ....... dk:led ..... YOU MAY DAMINE the ----~·,., ... ,_, ..... I 1 dlnthe ...... ,....., .. upon tbe I I C,.., OI admiiM• ... Ol upaft .. .,.""tor • .. m I c•• OI adn'•eistra-tot. and • with the cut wittt proof ol eervice. a ...... ~_...,_ JOU .... special notice al thefllif'lal an ifMllllOl'/and appraiMment of estate ...... ordthe.,....•or accaunl:i "*llbled in IK· tianl 1200 and 12005 al Calitomie ~Codi. Al1lornl!y ,., ....... STEPHEN L NEWNHAM. HASKINS, NUGEHT. NEWNHAM. KANE & MT· INAt 10102NOAYE.. sum 12200. SAN DIEGO. CA 92101. 10/29 U/5 11/12 0829 ,,.. under the fictitious buliMa neme or nemes li1ted above on 6·1·76. Silned: Keith D. Cotwick.. This ..,,-.t was Ned wrth the County C1ef1( of 0,.,.. County on Oct. 26, 1987. File No. F359316 10/29 ll/5 11/12 11/19 0826 "*IC NOTICE ncnnous 91Jl..U NW ITATl:mJIT The tonowinc person is doina business as: MUL· TIEQUITIES LEASING, 353 H1milton St.·Al. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. ELDON WALTER THOMP· SON. 353 Hamilton St.·Al. Costa Mesa, CA 92627. This busineu is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istnnt con1· mencecl to transact busi· ness under the flditious busineu name or names listed abowe on 10-19-87. Silned: Eldon W. Thomp- son. This statement was filed wtth the County ~ of <>ranee County on Oct. 26. 1987. File No. F359318 10/29 11/5 11/12 11/19 082A PU9lJC NOTICE neut iOUI ar 1111 EIS ..._ITATmDll The followil1Spetm11Sare doiill ~-=MA.REVA SALES, 2.3542 Treviso. Lac· una Hills. CA 92635. F. Martin Berahuis, 23542 Trevi50, La1una Bills, CA 92653. Eva H. Beqhui.s, 23542 Treviso, ~ Hills. CA 92653. . This business is con· ducted by husband and wife. The reaistrant com· malCed to nw'l busi-- ness under the fictitious ~...,. listlld abowe on UH0-87. ~: f . r.wtin Befllhuis This atAlii•...t was filed with the County Cleft( of Or-. CoAldy on NOit. 2. 1987. File No. F360038 11/5, 11/12. 11/19, 11 / 26 0822 NalCMOta ACI iilOUI _,II IDS U.11',TE Tin · The tallowilw P8'D•.,. doi.. business as: F1SCO MANAGEMENT GROUP, 500 Ncuport c.ar Drive, s..-700. rt.port Beach, Califomil 92660. l.a.ty Partners. Inc.. a Callilca ... ClOi poi Illian, 500 Ne pcwt 0.-.W OrM. Suilll 700. ••• ' Q rt a.en. Cl'i· ... 9266(). ~ C ....... Inc.. a Calffont~ COf'PC)r8tion, 5402 Anwlft. ..... Caitor· nia92715. This business is con· duded .,, ....... s-t· ...... The recistr.nts com· mmad to b..uc:t busi- ness under the fictitious .,...._ neme or ,..,... lis..s abo.-an June 14. 1987. ~ ~ eap. it81, Inc.; a.a.-A.. w ..... "esident. This d_,.... ... lnel_ .. rll .. filed .. the ~ ~ °' Ot"arwa ~ on Oct. 13, 1987. Fie Ho. F35I083 10-29 11·5 11·12 11- 19 0837 "*.IC N01'ICI HCI niOUI eu •nm MMllT•m MT Tha~ ......... ..e -.~-CREA­TIVE P£RSP£C11VES. 210 l s Pacific "°· s.a Ala, 92104.. Victoria Ann 8eatt9r, 2101 s. PICiftc "°· s.a ANW104. Oeniel,.,. ..... 2101 s. PlcMc -s.a Ma. ~. Thls built.-is con· clic:l9d bf IMrtbend aftd .. n. nePtl•ent '°"'" ww•••z n ..._ ,_...., ...... '* -·-......... Od.22.. ...... ..,..,,,.. --1'lllll2llllP••··· -... with the C.ouncy CJettc al Orenel ~ on Oct. 26, 1917. F"tte No. F359317 10/29 1115 11112 11/19 0808 PU9UC NOTICE COTlf'ICATt OF MMDONMl:NT OF USE Of FICm'IOUI WISS NAME ITATEllENT The individuals and/or entities who have been doinc business as PASEO PADRE ASSOCIATES 11, a California eaner-1 partner· ship ("Partner5hip"), at 4621 Teller Avenue, Suite 130. Newport 8Nch. Cali· fomia 92660 hefeby .,,. don the use al that fictitious business name. The fictitious business name~ re&atinc to the fictitious business name beina abancbled was filed on April 12. 1984, in Oranae County, California. as File No. F243540. The names and addresses of the aenera1 partners of tne Part· nefShip arr. 1. John H. Cumminas. 4621 Teller Avenue Suite 130. Newport Beach, CA 92660. 2. Rl Associates · Fre-mont. 229 Avenue I, Suite 300, Redondo Beach, CA 92660. 3. Stevenson Boulvard Associates, 21515 H1w· thorne Boulev1rd, 450 Union Bank Tower. Tor· ranee. CA 90503. John H. Cumminp. RL Associ1tes . Fremont. 1 Calitomia ~I partner· ship 9y Robert L Riley, Man· ... General Partner. Stevenson Boulevard Associates. a California ....... ~ By Richard B. Collins. ...... Gener.a Partner. Ststema ii filed with the County Cleft of Orenae County on Oct. 9. 1917. 10/29 11/5 11/12 11/19 0842 ·~ PUaJC N01'ICI FICI'' IOUI ... , rns IUMEITAIWWJ The foHocina pelSCWtS are doinc business as: SOtlTH· WEST DIVERSIFlEO/COS. CAN PARTNERS. 4041 MacMhur Bhd., Suite 401, Newport Beech. CA 92660. Southwest Diversified, Inc., 1 California Corpora- tion, 4041 MacMhur BMS.. Suitl 401, Newport Beech. CA92660. Coscan Cai, tnc.. a Cali- fornia Co pon1ti011, 2 rnt Canadian Place, Suite 2200, T on>nto. Ontario. ~M5XlH9. This business is con· dumd .,, ....... S*t· ••stlip. The recistrants com· ,....., to b•uct busi- nea under the fictitiOln ~ name OI rwN5 limdabo.-onAu911131. 1917. ~ Southwest OMnified. tnc.; William o. foaa flr'esidn. This ......,... -Med .. the County Clar1l al o..._~onOc.t. 19, 1987. File No. F3585'7 10-29 11·5 11-12 11· 19 083' " ..... ...UCMOID fCllHOUI .... m ..... " . ..._.. The ~11..,...sare doil'll ...,,_as: LAGUNA NIGUEL RESORT ASSO· aATtS. 29912 Ny Glenn. L.tpw ....._CA 92667. Sllin-8risl Graup. tnc.. •• California corporation. 29982 Ivy Glenn. ....... N ..... CA92667. o.id F. s.in. 29912 Ivy GleM. U.--......_ CA ~. 8anJ arw. 29912 .._, Glenn. U.-...... CA 92667. Hemmeter·l•1una ..... ,.,.6'•Ca•unil ............... •1•1hl • !we •• ..._. ............ ,5. TIM •ii111111 ls con· .... _, ......... ...... n. ........ ~· ·-.... rt .... _ ......... . '9'1 -·-- , h9d abo.-on Odober 2, 1917. SilNd= a.ny erw. This .....,,.,.. was fi'9d with the County Clerk of Or-. County on Oct 15, 1987. fi'8 No. f358330 10·29 11·5 11 -12 11· 19 0836 ' NmJC M01'ICE Fw: Iii IOUI MlllPEIS MW ITATEllENT The fottowinc person is doina busineu as: RZM INOU$TRIES, 119~ Balboa Blvd .• N.8., CA 92661 Steven R. McCol1an, 119~ Balboa BM1.. N.B .• CA9266l. This business is con· ducted ~ an individual The reaistrant com· menced to trans.a busi· ness under the fictitious business nwne listed above on 10-15-87. Siped: Steven R. McCofpn This statement was filed with the County Cletk of Oraoae County on Oct. 19. 1987. File No. F358579 10/2210/2911/5 11/12 0805 "*IC "°'1CE f1CiiiiOUI .... ,us MAME ITATEmlff The •oHowq person is doir'I business a: BRAVA El..EGANT DESIGNS. 955 w. 19th IOll 5, Costa Mesa 92627. ~ Ann Taft. 955 W 19th #0115. Costa Mesa. CA92627. This business is con· ducted a,, an indMduaf. The rqistrant com· naad to tranw::t busi· ness uncs. the fictitious ~name listed abolle on-NIA. Sie'*t: Cynthia Ann Taft TM atlllllllment .. filed with the c.nty C1er1l of Or-. County on Oct. 19. 1917. F' .. No. FJ68577 10122 10129 11/5 11/12 0806 1-UIU ~~ HCiihOUI 8UlllEIS UIE ITA'f'mlJfT The foltowilll pet DIS ate doinc bulmess as: 21s 1 MtCHE..sON ORM A.SS(). CIATES. 1001 Duwe Slreet. 1240. Neuport Beectt. CA 92660. Pe:pperdine University. l 001 Dow Street. #240. Necpol1 Beech. CA 92660. W.,.,... L S..., 1001 Oo.e Slr9et, ~. Newport Beed\. CA 92660. ThJs business is con· ducaed bJ a limlMd s-tner· ship. The ,...istnnt com· ,,,..., to b•ISICt busi· ness under lhe fiditiaus business iWM OI fWn8S -.ed ....,._ on ~ 10, 1987. Si91lld: W8"'an L a.- This 2 1 ..... -filed ........ County~ al Or-. ~ on Oc.t. 6. 1917. Ale No. Fl57423 10/22. 10129. 11/S, 11112 0815 CIATES, 4000 ~r Bhd.. Suitll 600, Ne-oort a.ch, CA 92660. Jeffrey R. Matsen. 4000 MacMhur eew .. Suite 600, Newport Buch. CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by an 1ndMduat. The re11strant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on OctX>ber 1. 1987. Si&ned. Jeffrey R . Matsen. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or-. County on Oct. 16. 1987. File No F358448 10-29 11 ·5 11-12 11· 19 0835 l-3'201 ACllllOUS.,.__ NW ITATOmfT The follo•m1 persons are doina business as: KOU. SANTA MARGARITA VEN· TURE I, a California eeneral partnership, ~3 Von Kar· man, Newport Beach. Cali· fornia 92660. Maraarita Copley Koll Partners, a California limited partnershie>, 28811 0rtep HilhwaY. San Juan Capistrano. California 92675. KRSM P'attnet's, a Cafifor. ni1 limited partnership, 4343 Yon Kannan Avenue, Newport Beach. California 92660. This business is con· duded by a eeneral JMWt· nership. The re1istrant com· mei lCed to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name lisaed abcM on Sept. 18, 1987. Siped; KOU·SAHTA MAR· GARITA VENTURE I, 8y: MARGA.RITA COPlEY KOU PARTNERS, a California limited perU9ship 8y: RAN040 SANTA MAR· GARfTA JOINT ¥0f1'\JR£. 1 Callfblnil .,._., pwtle · ship.~,..,,,_ By: SANT A MARGARITA REAL TY COMPANY, a Cali- fornia ca P'>f lllion, GerwaJ Partner By. R. Dani EmprilWham. Its: Senior Vice Pte5ident By. Wiier f . Niemann Jr., tts: Sena V'tee Ptesident ll'is statement was filed with the County CleR al Oranee County on Oct. 6, 1987 F""tae No. f357,37 10/29, 11/5, 11/12. 11/ 19 0832 WMnU OBl:a TO ... CAim FoaetWl•Of-- CAllllllU ' Al mJ7 Eta Oren hm filed • peti· tion in this court tor an order allowina petitioner to ct._ his/her rwne nm Ela Oren to~ Oren. It is ....,, Ofdaed .... all ........ ·-• •• 1 in the matter aro. esaid appear beb9 this court in o..-t· ment No.. 3 .. 100 Ci-'c Cerar Oriwe West. s.ca Ml. CMitorn.a. on 1U19, 1987, II 2:'5 o'dadl Pm.. and ttwt and ........ c:ause. if.,, u., ._.,-"' uid petition tor dwWI al Mme should not be •• .a.. It is further cao.i ed ttWI • CXllPJ al ths order tD shcM c:aa be published in ..... port Hirbor E.nliei. ..... pepet d ....... circ:ula- t1on, published in this c:ourty II leest once•_. '°'bat~ .eeb prior to the day al said heefq. o.d OCT 6. 1987 JAMES L SMITH. Judie al the Superior Ccut 10/2210/291115 11/12 °'°" QnJan.19n . Silned: a.uy Lou eo. io1ey This suwnent was filed with the Cow1ty C*1t of 0....,. Ccu1ty on Nov. 9. 1987. File No f360801 11·12. 11·19, 11·26. 12· 3 0863 WMOTa ncnnous WIESS NW ITATEllENT The fol\owifll person IS doina ~ as: INTER· BANK FlNANCIAL SERVI· CES, •940 Campus Onve ID, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Rod Scoa Hormell, 26516 Montec1to Ln.. Mission Vte;o, CA 92691 This business 1s con· ,ducted by an 1ndMdual The re11strant com· "* lCed to transact busi-ness under the flC'tltious business name listed above on 11-1-87 Sicned: Rod Hormell This statement was filed with the County Clet11 of Oranee County on Nov 9. 1987. Fite No. f360800 11·12. 11·19, 11 -26, 12· 3 0864 PUmJC NOTICE F'ICll nous •••IS llWITATUmrf The foltowiQa per10n is doina business n: MtSTER MUmN. 22 Wiid Goose Cl. Newp. 9c:h.. CA 92663. Oouctas Secular, 22 Wild Goose Cl. Newp. Bch... CA 92663. This business is con· duded bf an individual. The reaistrant com· merad to tnnsact busi· ness under the fictitious business rwne listed abawe on l0-2S-87. SC.t Dract-Secular This ...,, oent was filed with the County a.111 °' Or-. ~ on Now. 2. 1987. F"ale No.. Fl60123 11/12. 11 /19. 11 /26, 12/ 3 0866 llUllJC tlOTICE Fw:ii iiOUI •••• UIE IJATamwT The toMoM111 person is -. busnm as: AN£S. THESIA NEWPORT OFFlCE. 351 Hosoital lad, 5'liee •13. Neuport Beach. CA 92663. Donn. 0. Sla&.ct*r. 1506 Vivian Lane, Newpott BNc:h. CA 92660 This business is con· c:tuaed bJ an indiwidual. The rec1str1nt com· •••iced to lrwllAd busi- ness under the fidJtiaus business nmne liseed abc*8 on OUOl/79. SCr.t OaMa 0 . ..,., This., 1 ••• -fled with the Counly a.. al Or-.. County on New. 9. 1987. fit No.. F160799 11-12. 11·19. 11·26, 12· 3 0871 PUaJC.ra HCIUIOUI• I Ea ..-ITAnmwl TheMlocii11~•.-e ......... -= RlM [)CS.. TRl8UTIOH. 2S282 ONI· lano Way. Lacuna Htlls. ~ Rosemary L Morris, 25282 °'9111no. Lacuna Hilh. CA 92653 ,..., c Morris. 25282 °'9lll1o. l....,na Hilts.. CA 92653 This business is con· ducted by hus~nd af'd wife. s.-t. ~ L Moms This stlllllr••ll -"*' ... the CounCy 08f1t °' Or.,.. County on Nov 9. 1917 me No. f360198 11 ·12. 11-19. 11·26, 12· 3 0812 tniN.CA927l4. This business is con· duded by a limited partner. ship. The rqistrant COM· ,.,. iced '° tnlnSKt bu$J- ness under the fictitious business name listed abofe on ll/l/87. Sianed: Amarik ~. By. Rebecca Bnx*s, Prop- erty Supvr. This statement was filed with the County Cler'k of Oranae County on NOit 9. 1987. File No F360797 11·12. 11-19. 11·26, 12· 3 0873 , . .,., ncu 110U1 M1•1os NW STATEMEJfT The followt,. person is doi,. business n: BanMrs Systems Financial Ser.teeS, 22971 Mill Cleek ROid. Laauna Hitts. CA 92653. ~ Systems, Inc., a Minnesota Domestic corpo. rwon. This Business 1s con- ducted ~a corporation. SCJwd: Bankers ~ lnc.. by: John Weita1. V.P. This -•wwt was filed with the County Cterk of Oranaie County on Oct 22. 1987. F'ile No. f359l'1 11·12. 11·19, 11·26, 12· 3 0875 K ..... FCllllOUS 8Ul?I EIS IUMElfARllBff The fdkJwina pei D'5 .. don& busiess as: UHIVER· Sl1Y CENTRE. 1500 QUAIL sncnt. SUITE 250, HEW· PORT BEACH. CA 92660 . UNIVERSITY CORP(). RA TE CENTER. l TD .. a c.fi.. tomia timMd ~ • 1500 QUAil STR££T. SUITE 2SO. ..ana<>AT BEACH. CA 92660. PHIL FOUR TWELVE. INC.. a c.litorrU corpora- bcl:L_ 2699 WHfif IQl.D, - IAVlNE. CA 9271•. MACK -UNIVERSITY, LTD.. a C.tAb'nla limitlld ~. 1500 QUAIL STR£EI. SUITE 250. NEW· PORT BEACH. CA 92660 This Business is con· duded a,, a limMd l*t11er· ship. S11ned· UNIVERSITY CORPORATE CENTER. l TD , a California hmited pw1Jwship, BY· PHIL FOUR TWELVE. INC., a Callfoms;a corporation. General P'art:Mr. BY. Rich1rd S . Kndel. ITS: Ptesldent BY· ~ W. l.a., ITS.: Secre- tary. BY: MACK· UNtv£RSITY, LTO~ a Cali- bnia Wnited~ 6-w.i ,.,._• 8'1: THE MACKLIN COMPANIES OEVELOPMOIT OMSION • INC... • Caib•• corpoa• tian. ~ ...... 8'f: Rdw'd E. Mec:*lin. ITS: ~BY: s.e-t L Voeltz. ITS: Vice"~ This ...., ... -fited witt\ tM County Clertl al Or-. County on Oct. 27 . 1987 fie No.. f'359606 ll·l2. 11·19. 11 ·26, 12· 3 0876 ... 0. & Cats .......•.. 824 CLASSIFIED INDEX llEllCHAftDllE SALB & IEllVICE Antiques •.•...•...... 808 • Appliances .••.•.....• 806 l.ivestock ........ : .... 825 Birds .•. , •..........• 826 R~~ESTATE ~Rooms •13 Hotefs .•........•..•• •16 Industrial • . . . . . . . 506 .. ~' ie Property ••.••• 509 lake Shore ProoertY 515 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcina .......... 200 Beauty Aids .......... 213 <Md ol Thanks ....... 201 Cemetery Lots ........ 20 l Florists ...........•... 207 Funeral Oirectofy ..••. 205 Fu~IServices ...... 206 Heafth Aids .......... 214 lepl Notices ......... 212 lodaes-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 Lost & Found ......... 210 PersonaJs ............ 211 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to loan ........ 605 Mone,y-Wanted ....... 606 ()ppottunities ......... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ EMPLOYMENT Agencies . . . • . . ...... 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Prepa~tion .......... 307 Appl~ W.med ... 807 Auctions ••....•..•..• 814 BuUdina Material •...• 811 Business Equipment .818 Coins/Stamps .......• 813 furniture ............. 800 Furniture Wanted .•••• 805 Galale Sales ....•.... 705 Jewelry .............. 812 Marine Supptys ....... 906 Misc. for Sale ......... 809 Misc. W•nted •.......• 810 Musical Instrument ... 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ...•... 823 Sport;,. Equipment ... 819 Acreace .............. 511 Apts. f urn1shed ....... 407 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bid&. to be Moved .... 816 Business Property ...• 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ....... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commeraat Property 505 Desert Property •...... 513 Farms & Ranches •.... 512 Garaees-tor Rent ...... .00 Houses for Sate ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfum .. • ........•.. 406 Lots tor Saae .......... s10 Mobile Homes ........ 917 Mortaaee & TO ....... 607 Motels ............... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... •20 Out of State Prop ....• 514 Real Estate Wanted ..• 518 Rentals to Shwe ..•... 412 Reaf Estate for Xchl ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms tor Rent ....... 41 o RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. •18 Rental . . . . • • . . . . . ... •17 SERVICES • Sc hoots .............. 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 Directocy of . Business Services ·-· ,M'f ..... ' A£TAlt. lll>JIWBtDIT ASSISTANT MANAGER TELEPHONE WORK FROM HOME NO SEl· UNG. 5 APPT SE rt ERS NEEDED NOW. MORN· ING OR AFTERNOON . UP TO $9 HR. SAJ.N('f PLUS BONUSES. n0- 0130 OI n0-1366 SOCIAL ITEM & STA- TIONARY FUU TIME & PART TIME EXCEll.ENT WORKING ENVIRON· MENT WIU TRAIN. CAll PERSONNEL 86J.. 1200 SHIP'S CARPENTER, CABINET MAKER. TO TRADE SERVICE FOR ACCOMMODATION . MATURE EXC REF HERO. CALL D.E.C. 733- 8902 CHILO CARE LICENSED. Pre-School Environment. M-F 7 -5:30. 1 Smo+ 549· 2870 SUPERB EDUCATION CARE GUIDANCE AGE 3-6. SET YOUR MINO AT EASE WONDERFUL RESULTS. REF (HOME GROWN) DEBRA 646- 2387 HOUSOEEPEltS ~ NANNIES AGENCY Has immediate openings for Live In/Out House- keepers. Exo. preferred. Spanish Ok. All Jobs 100% Free. (714) 951-6110 LICENSED AND BONDED __ _ •Elecb ical Services ELECTRICIAN WIU TRAOEBfforother Services or Goods or ? 675-1494 RECEPTIONIST 00 YOU LIKE PEOPLE? TALKING ON THE PHONE.' DOING A VAR· IElY Of JOBS? HEl.PtNG PEOPlf IN SEL£CTING THEIR PORTRAITS? OU AU TY PHOTO- GRAPHY STUDIO IS LOOKING FOR FULL TIME REC THRU CHRISTMAS. PART TIME AFTER. CAll DAWSON & ASSOC NEWPORT BEACH 833-7816 FREE CONSUMER SER· VICE. CALL FOR NAMES OF COMPETENT TRA· DESPEOPLEt FROM PLUMBING 0 SECUR· ITV SYSTEMS.. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFERRALS 631-7200 HANDYMAN DECKS & PA TIO COVERS ~~UTY WORK 546- Handyman Household Repairs- painting, drywalt. car· ~+more. Gary 645- FREE CONSUMER SER· VICE CALL FOR NAMES Ot COVPETENTTRA- DESPEOPL£. . FROM APPLIANCE REPAIR TO TOTAL REPAIRS. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFER· RALS.631-7200 ORY CLEANING CARPETS & UPHOLS. TE.RY. BEST FOR LESS. CLEANING Of ANY FABRIC. ORY CLEANING GREG 714 964-8789. --~. .. . ....... ( . .. · ·. . · 1$' T ... • • -~ Housecleaning-Experi· enced. Own •• IS at. don. Reasonable. C,11 Mary 5'5-3464 ·i..•-- Dusty's Uftdsc:aoe -lawn maint. serv. Weekly/ month/ 1 time.. Free est 241-1640 PIANO TUNING PRO· FESSIONALSINCE 1975. Give New Life to piano. (714) 552-~ •Plumbins& Hutins Drains cleared from $12.00 Plumbing, Repairs Lie, 24hrs free est Tom 722-9116 ····~ WE GALS SHOULD HANG TOGETHER. INSTALL & REMOVE WALLPAPER. ADVICE FOR THE CRAZY 633- 7172 ANYTIME EA11N atmTMAI MS EMLY fCJa A CHANCE NEEDS FAST, RESPONSIBLE. CAREER MINDED PEOPLE TO WORK ..... n,,DAYSMmnEJ•IU- GREAT FOR SENIORS&. HOUSEWIVES All SHIFTS AVAJlABLE! L.ErS HB.P Clift OUW COUlf1Y UEATQ.S.C. -cAU TODAY- .ASK FOR GEORGE ASK FOR SIU 951-9836 . 7U.9977 237•2 RocJcfiekt LAURmST EJ Toro Rd. (S.0. Fwy.) ELTOIO SecantyG.-. l•IEHATE OPllORTUMTB Ml 91f1'1 • • "'11 ..... DAYI a EYB•IM Fl.Dm.1--.,..acutr ..... ,...... . rrr1 " 111 , r • ................ .... c. ... .., .. ..... ......... .... u. ....... .. '••11, ...... ... = ....... ~ ~..--... -· ..... --.... " ~rr QfWEUIACALU .. ,... .... f .. ..UI II• _, • .,,,. WAI Ml .,._?f'n .... nt-411f uinA AIM ... ttft tC J' 1 T 2 2 t •M• a .... *' 0 '-1£1 .... ~ ............ .... _ ....... ...., • .!1-@5!!:?._ come_ .. ...,. CASHIERS CONVENIENCE STORE CASHIERS. ClM"rently hir · i cashiers for all shifts. ~I time/~ time posi- tions avaiiable. Startirc pay _$4.00 hr., Schedule . 30/120 day review, ellcellent advancement oppt. Awt'I at folowq -loc:atio-"5: •19971 ee.ctl BIW H.B. e590 Camino De EsareUa Siil aema-. CA •751 &-. Cam Mesa •2021 Newport Blvd QJSta RETAIL ASST MANAGER Ooubled•Y Book Shops. Inc.. the oldest and most Pf~ bookshop chain. has an imnmate OS>et q for M AssisUnt ....,_ .... The f.uMon ls&lnd M.n in Newpott a.ch. The qwilified candl· d*must .... a.st 1 .,.. nail lJcJdl .... inc experience; will wist Mr 11 in deity shop operations, includinl GPll!*C &. ciasirw. ...... staff supeMsion, Md a.-m. sa wice. We offs an a:e ... 11 beleeftts PKMet in a professiol)al environ- ~ We have an imme- diate opening as an Assistant Manager. Requirements include 2 years full time work expe· rience and some supervisory expe- rience (retail pre· ferred}, or a college degree. We offer: eCompetitive Salary •Liberal Ber.efits •Promotion ()pptys. . •Training for ,_ Advancement can ()( apply in per. son to: A22. FASHION ISLAND (714) 644-1126 EQU8I Oppc)' ~. 11n- loving Nanny Wanted. live-in for 3-year·°'d· ~~~~~; & Board. 458-7427 home; 852-0666 wortl MYSTERY CUSTOMER WANTED. Undercover Azza Consumer '° ewa-lu.tee delivery service and Of'Oducts. Once f!!'!!!'1 4 ,,...t$. Must We within the deliwery .. d our Ocwnmo's Pizza Stores, locllted in our Act. 18225 Brook· tust.F.V. 2075 ,.._port Blvd CM 16349 I Wbol Bhd FY To becat• a .,,,... y customs. and ..... .,.."'ct~···· Amie c.11 "t me 1- 80().521-3674. PoMI· NO'SINC CIACULATORS $12.00 AN HR. & UP. PAID TWICE WEEKLY. NO EXP. NEC. ALL AREAS. RJlU PT CM 229-6412 NP8 229-6411 ····-· ••• t.-nul1St ~·"* YES, YOU CAii *YESl .. uttt •• ........ "" - Ill S5•£t11£ IL *YEShn ttllillll *YESI, ... ,.... a C I 2 PL 'Ir 1 *YESt-... •• 1111 ... ,, 2 *YESt-.... , ..... 1-aJ I 7 C 7" .,...._. _____ _ ....... ...... -. c 2 l'n um-.---·- ·---·· r W' 111 • 917.,..,.,. Wlllll I 978-Ttn ~,. ........ ,,n ·-·· nt-4ett -~ -..,,. .... .., .......... 0 ., .. ..., a 4• m. ___ ...,.. DIRECT RETAIL SALES. AVERAGE $700 PER WEEK "COMMISSION FOR THE AGGRESSIVE PERSON.• LOC*ING FOR PEOPLE WHO WANT TO MAKE LOTS OF MONEY. MUST HAVE "PUBLIC REl. T10NS. ANO 8EPEO- Pl£ ORtEM"EI>. WORK IN OWN COll*UNfTY. STUDENTS &. HOME-MAKERS.. FUll & P.T. 818-333-7307 KH>OIE WONDER PROOUC1S INC. EARN UP TO $50,000. Mfa9 FLIGHT A CUSTO- MER 1-(315) 73~ EXT A 386 FOR IHR>JUSTINGS Airtines/C'nlise ship job lists guarantee imme-diate . . aA OC:CU· patio~Jl6·882· 2900 Ext 6ln lnciudina ~ 308-mte-v .. Wanted ASSISTANCE IN EXCEl· LENCE. IF fl IS YOUR DESIRE TO HAVE A METICULOUS HOME ENVIRONMENT, A HEALTHY BODY THROUGH PRIVATE TRAJNI~ A PROf£Rt. Y Pl.ANNO> MENU, MAS- SAGE AND TO HAYE MORE FREE TIME TO ENJOY YOUR U~-ff fT IS YOUR DESIR£ TO ENJOY YOUR UFE-NIO TOUAV£ THE DAY TO DAY ERttANDS IN THE HANDS OF HIGHLY 8UAUflEO INDIVID- UAL. If IT IS YOUR DESIR£ 10 HAVE YOUR LIFE WORK. THEM WE MAY BE THE PUffCT COIBNATION ALICIA OEHNEY, PERSONAL ASST 213/461-2686 DP• HOME NfO 8tJS. INESS MANAGOENT. NUTRtTIONAl COUN- SELING P£JtSONAl ATHi.£1'tC TRAINING AHO MASSAGE TH£R- N'f 405-ll•••• ... .....,,.... RJRN Ofl UXE 1 .. LIKE PRIVATE SIMU. =r.:..rn~ :1.~ 'I.If Nil ~::IDRH 'IRLY. =Hi15Cando -2 •-....2 ~den. ---~m-~ DE 11tnVlljo FOR l.£ASE 1100 sq. ft. on PLACENTIA.· FOR LIGHT MANUFACTUR· ING OR STORAGE. 646-4696 IS •811• Ns , ...... NEWPORT llfM>f 3I02~~: BOA a.YD. NEW MINT & CARPET. ·WALK TO BEACH. N;EHf 673-3661 S9!iO NEWPORT BEACH EXEC NON-SMOIOtC POSH 2 BDR fW.lM..VIEW, BAY, ~~lPER· ........... Unlur. °"" Pair1I ~ quiet ...... 2 BlitraolTl. 2 Bid\ ... Jlllintldrapes. ~ 1Zi1fi2. "° 2 Bedraam, 2 bllth & sbda wlh oci.1 ... 0.. Point, $785 & $750 .. 413-6579 •. _.._. CrJl taeo ........ c .. 11••• trnn.:.. Condo. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. dbl ... pool. ;.:. tennis. Yf!y rental, SlOOO/mo. OS-. S-.30to 7. Avail now 213-258- 5479 4101alNllS ---N1mp11t811ch 2BOR 2HAlf BATH TWNH. GARAGE CAR· PORT $1050. 957-3924 EVE 417 'naat k; °I ' f'orS.Oli...~ Niauel 2 bedroom, 2 b6 ~condo. :0..Tittf ::=J marttt• 14) 364-6210 (619) 14 -2943. Nob• SOI-Houses tor .. I :1 ' -• _. ~ :.j SENIORS : DISCOVER THE BJ:ST OF BOTH WORLDS Huntington Terrace e., Cairefr• living in • WDftd ...,. warm per90f\lll .....,., llnd .......... ll:Mdmd. SINdt OUl in .. .....,....,.,,. .............. 8C*1ic ..... •A±u ...,_ and a pmtt. Com- s-J .... •C9ptionlil ....... : Huntington Ten.ce Nonll 0119 .. wilh the ... ...,.,, n mind, Hur&9D' y.,,._ Noltt1 povides,...... wlh hmOllmodem~ ~ ............ NI sded in a ftlllUrllly a.nd- • !11..S environmenl '°"' IPPf...._theabal•thisnew communly. • 11wN y-*-,.,. Diiiy .----~--.... •IMllllfulylmd· (714) 848-8811 SOiution to L .. tweek'• Puzzle ·~.i~ •n.Seady • ..,.,,, Kllt:h9its • 8M:D1ft1 . ,,_,, ...,..,,., . • Sl&.dOs, One & Two s.ctoawras 18700 &·11100 Florlda St. Huntift910n B•cll CA 12148 '•• ... ,, .. , .... Million Yieio $166.900 ~~a:m:::; roam ~. fami!Y ~ fir~ recr.-~ veh~ r:,~';J: i!Yinl. ~.000 down. OWnir wiff carry 2nd. Principles only. 495-. 5390 Neaport B11cts .c:ws ,,.....-... S I' PA"l•MCICIC [- 10.. .... U T_.f•a1tu• ., ...... It. s- 11111oiw •·- " 111 """' ........ -~:Fl>. JI Siliii p & ... ,... 0.. I l4 ••. u ...... -~., ..... llT.a.••~ II. -THE ..._,ORTBt••,_D ,_ lllPu = I• 11181 I ENJOY 13-15.. .......... an TDs. AllO lind an & 1:x1Y TOL $10.000 up to SI Mill. Call OentSOn Aaoc·1111 673-7311 WIDOW HAS MONEY FOR TRUST DEEDS- Sl0.000 Upl No Credit Chti. No peMtty. c.JI O.liilat••ncc· 0 11673-7311 1 N: .. Ollir and Never Used. Earth Tones $265.00. 536-1325 4 Piece ~ roam set UM w . Bloiii15*:1aes $240.00 761-9326 4 Piece -. roam set like new~. brown. 536-1325 Sofa. ~ ... Chair & Ottoman. £.arthtones, new $250. 761-9326 aoe..A111iqlt11 AMERICAN OAK CABINET APPROX 80- 100 YRS OlD EXC CON- OITION ~$2 500 MISC ESTATE ES 81~ 447-5623.tt •r BOAT, OOIECTORS ~~~A~Af'l WOOD INCUJDES YNE STEERIN~1 -SAILS STANO. ~ OffER. ING DAYS 673-0985 EVE n...., ..... lSTab_ ~~= OUAL.W/9SM.OIA. APPROJ~~ ~49-8910 ASI. R>R JANE &1lln11 .,_ ACRES Of GREEN Mae f« ..,...._ ._or acist-ina. $10,000~ up. No credit ct.ct&. cml Deni- son Assoc. 673-7311 Cal S1ihM, 2-29. Die-.a. wheel. instrunW1ts. sxxt sait irwenby, tJris.. fOI cond. New alSIDm interior, _new bottom. Must see. Ask~·n $27,750/offer. (714 240-6579 Of 71 « 1391 17 Foot Bom:wt Wh1'e with lDicensed trailer. Montoc Hult '69', all wood center console. Brand new 90hp Yamaha~& Newbatbtt~= shore radio -.1d much more SB.900. c.a 714- 673-0409 Alttll fic>nt Moorie~ c. St with 71 ft. 1956 antique cabin cruiser, ~ a..tW in "83. Nds mnr Wl1l. $20.000.. 970-8974 ·WEl.l.CRAfT USEDllOATS LOWEST PRICWS FULLSU\'.'JCE •• J l50N llAlllJU INC. S.C..~A I 41 .............. c..._ (fwt....., 910.AulDl._S. Vallo 1970 Nassie Mercedes Benz 280SE. Fully re- stored! Ae b. ti.le. New P9int. PWfl!lct d&- rior I exterior. $6,500/ olfet. 831-8766 Eviefts .... 11 .. , •• 16 -_ • ...., ••. - TI ... ... l9 M •C tvltru ft ts•::;:.:. .... • ,. ... 0 I tt ..... .... " '' . et• a: • •... ...... ....... ..t. ITlliilliiiiiii .. bt' I ...... , , .. " .... ,_ .. _. ,. .... , .... 0.. )4 ... _ ....... - M ... I I ,.. __ ., ..... ............. a-hlit~-...... ..., ::::.:., ...... rt K.-.-.-a. 1176 .. ....i ..... ,, ...... .,_ ... .__ it_ .... ( ....... ) t'J 1 2 f l .. Jfltl I 9SO 't 111c ......... .,. ....... ......... DS..2.._ MRll_'\...,a .... _, SSlus•m....., JI O..el ... W ..... JJc.tlia ... .... JSC'I* ..... ._ J1 Will7 ... 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Pacscntly, the home at S4S Bazel Drive is in the process of undergoing complete renovation by the # current owners. bat ii mm.n.c much of the origiml cUrm.. Became it._ in an ataMithocl neiah~ the home ii not lackiq in mature trees and shrubs, wbida surround it. Tbe home is offered by Claris Hopf er, broker, of COl'W Ml Mar Plopcatits. all• --JRiit-1111 .... II wa I; .......... _.., ... ¥, ....... ,a ..._,, , 2 H• The home is a dollhouse waiting to be discoftml by a potearial owner. It sits bigb on a corner lot, with a view of the city fillat• lt ii a custom-built tri-lnd tiome, designed with fun liYing in mind. An ideal starta home for young (amities. the home boasts a large pl.iyroom on the top Ind, perfect for a model train layout. Gacsti eater the home from the med brict patio/ pordL The entry door ii wood and stained glass. Once~ the loot that the origiml bUilden striYcd for is obvious. batty piae paneling is all ~ the llome. The mq,&.ce ii of med brick.. The whole effect ii bad liviDg al its UNIQUE -yea--ouGROUT The home carries its own ~-The~ room ii 1arF ad all critinp are ~ beam wood. Tiie WiadOws .u contaia wood abutters: Bailt-ia boobheha OUk the &iqUce. One a.le of the liWag room ha didina &Ua doon. whdl kid to an ~ pordl, with a view of tht aty. Tbe lp'9CC ii perfect for thole rainy ttays, when aoina outside is impanible. Jtesideits can enjoy the loot and fed of being oatdOon without 8Ctaally being t.bae. Tbe room ii ideal for lots of green plants. To the side of the living room is the titdw.n/dining area. Dia- 'eta u s a (lflll ..... 1 11.1111 ... • I --111 • ....... II ll:m M ... • mond pane windows let in the morning ma. Tbcre ii room for a Laqe di.Irina room ·table ·and an added boilus ii the breakfast bar. Tbc cabima me all wood and coumcn ve tile. A refria- erator ii bUilt~ lhe oven is wall-mouDled ad the sto~ is pa. ~ abOaDds in the f~titctien Off tile hallway, the rtnt hcd.room is lpKioas.. with a sfictina woOd .. wardrobe~ There ··f~ Of extra~ ~ a1111ru1e e1oeet. with It~ cupbolitdL pat tiidlroom is ftr)' larJie, with tile CCM••en let into an all-wood punman. Thie tub is ceramic. with tile surrounding it. The master bcdrOom and bath is a nice mreat.. Space is not lacking and contains the same loob of rich wood ccilinp and closet doon. Storqe is abuo-. daat. A door leads outside to a private patio. The bath contains • lbowa-stall and tile throqb- out.. ll&A.LTOa INllOIDIAftON/ FINANCIAL FACTS The home is lisaed at sm.ooo. Listing qent is a.t. a.,,., broter or eon r .. Ms rrap. ..... The office is located at 3407 East Coat Highway, Cor- ona del Mar. For additional ialonnation or viewing, call 673- 8494. . . Live, .·work & Piaf ·!By The Bay·! ........ ,,_____,..---· Villa Balboa $159,000 Villa Balboa's Plan Seven! Two very private master suites make this second floor condo perfect for roommates. Larger kitchen, built·ins galore and only $159,000I Community pool, high security and great neighbors! / 312 Heliotrope $400,000 312 Heliotrope is just right for a smart new duplex or 2 condos. 1 ~ blocks to Big Corona, near stores, the Bay and located on a dead end street. Use the small cottage now and build whenever!! $400,000. Be Your Own Bossi Spend four hours per day in this coin laundry and the · one employee does the rest. Busy, up to date, clean and neat. Small office included, good lease too! Sll0,000. ~ 323 Narcissus $315,000 Cozy cottage at 323 Narcissus waiting for the retired couple who want to walk to everything. Enjoy life in our village. Solid-built 2 bedroom, garage and room to putter. $315,000. · 545 HaZel $395,000 Drive by 545 Hazel this -kend and ~sit with u~. You will enjoy this older, custom home (one owner) sitting high on a corner lot 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, some view, room to expand or enjoy as is. $395,000. Calling All Chefs! There's a restaurant in Corona del Mar waiting for you. Good lease, parkin& busy, seats 70 plus the patio, beer and wine. $325.000. P.S. Don'tf<>r1etthatthe "Christmas Walk," produced and directed by the Corona del Mar Chamber of COmmerce, is Sunday, December 6, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Visit our office and enjoy gourmet foods by the ~rican Cane.er Society's Guild. Yuni-Yum! , ~·~· a,,..N~~ 8anr.~~cf .• ~zaca 3 Former client i " This wee~ the~ is on boupt in it Century • .!~a-Ayeis of Select aetter SoOn, he bought out bis pll{tDCr' HomitS ... c.r• ._. Ealllte · and owned five offica in South- in Costa Mesa. Ayas bdilM:a em California. After awllile, be that professionalism and tenice decided to mire, so he sold his go band-in-band.when working offices. He and bis wife of 33 with a clienL years, AD:D, moved to lier nalive In fact, professionalism is upstate New Y or~ where they what brougbt Ayers to Selc:d in tiwd for two ye.an. But it waa'l March of this year. He said that the weather that brought them the professionalism and attitude back to sunny calif omia-it was of Select's agents arc important their four children, wtio bad virtues of the office. remained here. Because t~ .; ndthimaaddlel* 1dfhid- na, tbe Aycn retanacd to ~ County and aft happy to be 1*::t.. Now Ayers bas come out of utirc JWLl'lt and h.anp bil sbiDp Ill Seled WbeD he was ~ up ... ..,, and ~ back to New Y ~ it was Betty Parter of Select who found the buyer for bis home. He was ~ressed by the company and staff, so be decided to work there. -A~li'va 1lj lhe pliilOiOjitiy that bani wart ad boDesty pay off. .. You ha'ft to always tell thiie truth ad plle diellb your best advice.,. be laid. "SeoiiCe to tbe customer' is always importilllt. .. He .. ulrsmanoflhemontb last mC»lita Ayers bepa plapically & by playing tennis ~ day. ID his spaR time., wllida lie uys be bas littk ~the Maa Vade raidmt Ayers began bis real estate -------------------~ career 25 years ago with Walter and Lee. He climbed the ladder by starting out as an agent, working himself up to an ass~t­ ant man.ager, manager. scmor manager and finally to regional vice president. When be was senior manager, Ayers was mak- ing trips to the Bay ~ helping Sites offer Bay view A small but elegant develop- ment of four superb view sites overlooking Newport Bay is on a private road,. along the bluff of Newport Heights. out in offices there. In 1972 and 1973 , Ayers wore the title of Manager of the Year, both years, which is the highest honor with the company. He left Walker and Lee and The developers, Howard Tut- tle and Bob Newberry, live in the immediate area and ta.kc great pride in the beautiful setting of each lot. Each site will ba¥C a full or partial view of the Bay LLONGS OF NEWPORl PRESENTS NEW LISTllG HARBOR VIEW HOMES Expanded Monaco model with l..J!:!!!!JI! great~ large family room, and upgraded kitchen and baths. $350,000 NEW LISTING HARBOR VIEW HILLS Stunning ocean view from liv- ing room. family room. kitchen and breakfast.,.._ Large yard. View of Catalina. Bay. Pavilion. city . etc. STOCK MARKET BLUES? HOW AMJUTAI llVESTMEIT TDWl•E? Near Hoeg Hospital. Two bed- rooms and living room. AJI have stunning ocean views. This is a gated community with security parking $1 Mp IORTH ORAllE COUITY Two bedrooms and 211.i baths. Fine development with pools and spas. Good rental area. about 11 years old and WJfY well cared for. Never a wcancy. $111,111 LOT-OCW VIEW co• Two k* at' th &cit could M:C(IMIM""' ' a home ... W.. "'~" cityfighla.~and hilla. On a ¥e1'/ quillt OI • -)' _,..._ __ .. DF IBIPllJ I• . . CALL 640-LONG and all loot toward the coas- tline. The lots range in silt from just under 6,000 sq. ft. to 8,000 sq. ft. The community will be walled and professionally landscaped. This project offers a superb living environ.men~ thoughtfully planned and assisted by local architect, Brion Jeannette. Jeanndte bas included concep- tual house plans to take full advantage of each location and its potential view. Part Place is being offered (or salie by REAL TY WORLD- Newport Beach, Connerty Pete Barrett Realty, whose sak 1pco- ple are experts in the area. They will~ you with my inquirie5, · and ~ glad to help you dH>ose Im• your "dream"' site. Call 642-5200 for further detaik, or visit the dndopment at 2SOS Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. a · note from maury Open Saturday and Sund•J, 1-5 1508 Dover Drive • Beautifully decorated four beClroom Westcliff home. Ready for immediate occupancy. Pool, R.V. access, and · 1ots of extras. Reduced to $358,950. Ownerlagent., call for appointment. Open &mlrdaJ and Sur.ft•J, 1-5 721 Maripld, Corona d8I Mar LOTS OF POTENTIAU! Comer R-2 lot, bright and o~n 2 bedroom, 2 bath home, beamed ceilings, and lots of wall space for art display. Sunny patio. $299,500. Owner/agent Open SundaJ, 1-5 • 1255 Cerritos, Laguna Beach Custom 3 bedroom, 2~ bath home, family/dining room, beamed ceilings. O~n. airy with hill and small ocean view. Large lot with ma~ure fruit trees, POOi, play area, and poten- tial R.V. access. $335,000 buys lots of privacy and tran- quility. · Rent.ls Lease $1525/month. Custom condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 fireplaces, great for two ~pie. . Full SeCurity-Vista Del Lido, full Bay view, one bedroom, one bath, pool $1800/month.. · I ---- IEICI CITT• · Channing 2 bedroom fixer on R-2 lot Two patios. one with koi pond. T errifec Newport location. 'h block to bayfront beach and part. 1 ~ blocks to oc.n. Use as vacation home or build 2 units. ... 111-18 CllTI mlA ·Refurbished 3 bedroom townhome in attractive redevelopment area steps to new court- yards and community center. Cape Cod style with fireplace. paned windows. like new kitchen and pri- vate patio. Lovefy smaJI complex with pool. 111.. 131·1• WTlmE Costa Mesa with extraordinary possibih- ties. Cute little 2 bedroom cottage with eat-tn kit- chen and fireplace in the living room. on a lot big ~~for a mansion or huge vegetable garden. 11~ 11148 MTI•T• IEACll-Great posaibdities in this attrac- tive 4 bedroom home with poof and spa.. Super loca- tion in nice family neighborhood with great schools. 11a111 . ··-·-/ BP•T IOI II· ~2 stOtY1-nity home with 4 bedrooms Md ~ tNdhs. Grem location ceo. to Community pool Md tennis couttsMd just 3 blocb tothebnch. a.Diii DI-I- m.. ICElil lllJ condo on the Balboa Peninsula. Just atepl to all the new shops. Newport Landing tor dintW' or RuW• at the pier for~ fully fur- ru.hed. bright and airy 2 bedroom and den in secu- rity building with ~loua views.. --~-·· •••••• Lovety ,.,.... D llk to schools. '*"Md lil>P""" ' , 'toe.I remodel with 8dd9d Oo c.~Q1 '-. ."llte,.. patio deck. French ;;;J _;..ood floora plus new roof. a>pper p .. "" Md c:arpMil tg. 18 II Dl-1• D1·1• " 11\1 NmT -Channing remodeled 3 bedroom with den.,_, huge dect over 3 car gar8ge. Open yet cozy with fi'9place and bey wirwiowed dining --. Ft9'M:h windows and doon open to kM9ty brick =. . First time on INB8l ••••. u1 ..... D1·1• IAlTllllT Clllll with turning t.in and n9'1 light views. Elegant and immaeU&ate 2 bedroom. taste- fully decorated in neutral tones. Great location in secumx building with doorman and pool. ·--131-1• ClllU IEl IUI ·Rate triptex compjetety renovated and like new. including baths. kftchens. tile and fix- tures. Thr• 2 bedroom townhouse style units. one with fireplace and 1'h baths. Freshty pamted. car- peted and new window coverings. ••• a1-1a IAYW Clft Cll• ·Spacious 2 bedroom unit with den, fireplace, top quality decor and attached 2 car garage. Living room with wet bar opens to water- front patio in this elegant gated community with pool and spa. Land included and PRICED TO SELL .. l5llJIGD a1 . • • t.m m .. on wide lot on lo¥ety street. Sophisti- cated 3 bedroom custom with twrdwood ftoora. beamed ceilings. maids room. den. tonnaJ dinipg and gourmet kitchen. French doors open to lushly pa.nted south pmio. • 111 ..... CI I 111IB. .. ·Fmulous7 yw otd award winNng dupleX nestled in Ql-terY. Two 2 stOty 3 t>e«oom units. beaut.ifulty llCC9nted with wood. glm and tile and brightened with ltytights.. large front unit. bultt for an owner. hai master t>e«oom with fireplace andspetub. -Ill D1·1• CUFRllWI • Four bedrooms ptus ~ quarters or t.mity room with charming decor and the mnbiance of a New England vfflege. Franch doors open from living .,.. to the decl to extend oce.n and .... views. T otalty r••K>deled in "85 with new plumbing. electric. roof and siding. Large essumabae to.\. .. Ill Dl-1• lml llU -Fabulous Mediterranean style 4 bedroom home on enormous lot at quiet end ot ISland. Dra- matic 16' doub6e door entry lads to two story IMng and dinmg areas with waits of glass opening to kMlty tiled patio with fountain and spa. Fireplaces in library, specious master suite and Irving room. An outstandtng home tor entertaining. 1111• 111 -1- c I HIA IB. IUI ·Hew ultra contempof&ry condo9 in specmcua. location on btuff CM9ftooking entire harbor. Cedar IMSed 2 bedroom and den homes with skytights. fir.--. sunny pmm Md two C9f' SiE" ....... EJTATl UlE -Three bedroom in Dover Shores with night views. Elaborate carved doors lead one into thss spacious home wrth family and format dining rooms, den and atnum pool Must sell before years end. submit all otters!• .... 131-1- OCEAIFIOIT • Wonderful custom 4 bedroom with d ining and family rooms Built8yearsagowrth large bnck patio and spact0us farnity kitchen. Master bed- room surte wrth deck and attic tor storage. Prtme corner location on board walk with fantastic veews. 85000 831-14111 COITEllPGWY IAYFIOIT with fabulous views down Hatbof Island channet. Beautffully remodeled and customized with lavish use of wood and glass. Six bedrooms wrth den. d inang room. offace and docil for 3 large boats p lus spacious waterlront patio and entertaining area with spa Owners will carry 1st T.O. f.J) 1111111 D1·1• UI •• • • IAYFlllT • Spectacular contempo- rary 4 bedroom with den. family and formal dining rooms. Gourmet kR.c:ha1 with J9nMire and butct. bk>dl center island. Apartment OVtK 3 car gar.ge with 1 bedroom mM:S huge office with v;ew. Seller will ?'fY_ 1_ ~-T .0 . for quaJrfied buyer. 11.lil.111 us.1111 TIE -a.LEm Um 111 • Tr•1MW1doul pote11tim Ind • ,... ct.I ... "' thts 3 story taildll••• ptupMly ·on~ .a the••tr•aceto Ne•pott'• hm'bor. With fabulous views and the adva 1taQeS of PeninlUla PointlMng. 11.W 111 111 -1- llY I Ill I IAffl 11 T with O¥ef' 80 ft. of water front- 9D8 Std pAnoramic Yiews of the widest pel1 of Naw- pOft Halt>or. Freshly ~ large. gracious 4 bedroom home with new carpeting 8nd ~ ing,. Formal dining. family and old fmtMoned sun room ptus courtyard with pool Prestigious guarded convnunjty with pnvate beaches.. 11175.m D1 -1- lW DU ~ House. with 4 bedrooms. den/ guest. • gaOery surrounding the two story lrvmg room with antique mantel. gourmet kitchen opening to the sp&ious. cozy bmily room -"' etegant for- mal t.yfront dining room. Stained and leaded wm- dowS and Faw ach doors open to the spectacular bay VteW and the terrace leading to the dock for 2 large l:15U 11 131-1• WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS·· Sain. Rent•. Propeny ~ Jl5MariMA~ >4J6 •. c.-Hwy. • ·· R .. W1nd •n 1111 Nr.,., ..._ Ul•llll ... Wlllle mrkll lll'Olll, ral allll cll•lll SYGD•YAND CllalSTA LONG If you IOlt some moaey ia the n:ct11t stock martd p1lulF (Le. llide, aasll. ditmtcr, de., etc.) you are, of coarse, ia good company.· We an did-. DIOK or as. Lite all of ~ you probably also loot to real est1te with renewed interest.. It is, after' all, a -iangible asset" versus tbe more-or-las -jntangible aaeu" of stocks, futures and the like. Real estate is, in the tnat sense of the word, ~"You can live in i~ you can do business in it, you can rent it out and receive monthly income from it, you can renovate it and you can add on to it and rent it for more. You have considerable control over iL By compariso~ most people felt very helpless and out of control with the recent stock market plunge. Many tell frus- trating experiences of not even bcingabletoreachtbcustock broker to instruct him. to ...,ull out" so as to minimize losses. Invcston felt helplessly a:ngry- tnowing that their stock was dccrcasing in value by the min- ute and not being able to 06grab the steer by the born" and do something about it. Conversely, if you see your investment in real property deteriorate, if your rental income is going downhill due to undesirable ten.ants, you CAN 4o something about it. You can get rid of the tenan~ you can refw-bi.sh the property, you can mate it more desirable, and you can get a new tenant in at a higher renL Your property has improved in value not only because it looks better but because it ha a higher income than it did before. Ban.ts AR currently expe- riencing ovaflowing deposits from dame iaYCStors wbo liqai- elated stocb and-temporarily a lallt_,,.. tllcir ~ into a uviJlas moaaDL Many real atlde officn bft experienml an iDcrew ia bnsinen. Wfbe phonaarc rinci• off tbe hoOt, .. is a QWl'DOll report. Iawston are looifc i• ildo putting tome of these new sariap into real estate.bit a aood time to iaftlt ill real estlte? Tbe Wwet ii a raounding -vES ... Our 8diw:e to ow dieats is, ·0o it yatcrday rather tlaaa tomorrow . .,. Tbe reason: we baft 9CeD a d:ryiq up of inftlltory due to lower i.ntcrest rates and due to 'rigor- ous buyer demand. As a result. there bas been considerable appreciation in l"CCellt months in the Soatbland and espcci•lly in the Newport Beach area. A good example is the Corona del Mar duplex market. It has been typical, at a given time, that there are from one to two doztn duplexes on the market. A couple years ago, 30 to 40 properties on the mart.ct was the norm. Last week, when we were making a market analysis for a duplex, we found a total« three properties actively on the mark~ two of them still under construction, and all of them in the SSIS,000 to S63S,OOO range. One duplex which had just come on the martd for $425,000 was sold the same day! The older duplexes which have sold around for SJ00,000 this year have, temporarily. we think, disappeared from the market- place. It is quite litdy that there will be continuing appn:ciation in the next few months, partjcu- larty with a new in1lm. of buyiers with 06stoct mutd money" to imat.. In spite of the low i.1"'CD- toT)' and the buyer demand, there are still eudlent proper- ties available. YOU need to watch for them and tbm ACT FAST. OLDE CORONA DEL llAR. •• ~ FAa&.OU8 TO .. IOI E .. BRAND NEWiii SELi ER SAYS SELL THIS WEEKENDm THE BEST VALUE IN TOWNm $360,000 and $3111,000 "•• .,,. 1•••3'•1 , ........ :t::.,.,·•· rr n ·r~~..,..,,..... : CUllTOll 8Ua. T BY ROD llllUEll MlllM-,. ... .. aPAitYm INJIUID n.e._. ........ , .... , ............. lliiiiliiiMi --&ellll.-irll9• lie Jdrf._., , 1•, tis el A.JI,_ •1 I 'rl el c " tr aM--~J'NJilDllllll.... nr t, _._,.._._,.11_.111 ...... 11 • ,.., tJ -........... -llllk. 1-.e ....... T 'a ... c.... .............. .. *'ilf 1 d •a .... wvltL F =FlJU DATE , July 27 July27 July27 July 27 July 27 July 27 July 27 July 27 July 28 July 28 July 28 July 28 July 28 July 28 July 28 July 28 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 29 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 July 30 ,; P =PAmTIAL PROPERTY ADDRESS 2161 Ocean Boulevard 1818 Commodore Road 2621 Blactthom Street 211A V'JSta Del Oro 3S8 V'uta Madera 41 Royal Saint George 4 Rue Biarritz 19 Curl Drive 701 15th Street 2006 Kcwamce Drive 1200 Blue Gum Lane 261S Blackthorn Stn:et 8 Cypreu Point Lane 47 Cambria Drive 3 Cambria Drive 9SO Cagney Lane 12S Via Jucar 3302 Aralia Stn:et 281 S Carob Stn:et 616 Seaward Road 4627 Surrey Drive 270 Cagney Lane 3 Linda Isle 320 Evening Canyon Road 1718 Tanapin Way 1812 Santiago Drive 219 orth Star Lane 2424 Sierra Vista 14 Rue Villars 16 Skysail Drive S 19 3Sth Street 519 35th Street LENDER Ice .., .... Mua a' '4MM10 • ...... TR.UST DEED n/,,a n/a · n/a $11,SOO n/a n/a SS00,000 n/a S171,SOO $316,000 n/a n/a n/a $644~ n/a n/a n/a n/a SISS,000 n/a $410,600 $144,000 $825,000 n/a $228,000 n/a $400,000 n/a n/a $184,000 SI00,000 $144,000 CONSIDERATION , n/a , n/a n/a .. SISS,000 F n/a n/a $700,000 F S4SO,OOO F n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a SSOS,000 F SS8S,OOO F n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a $547,600 F $180,000 F . Sl,100,000 F n/a $285,000 F n/a $159,SOO F $260,000 F n/a S39S,OOO P Sl~,000 F $160,000 p oz ,., :; _, • .-...a1 .. ..... ......... ~ ~-·· ----....... .. llU--1114.111 ~,,....., bedr09"'with litting--plualiz- ... ..co1Mi bedroom. Fonnal cllq .. or family room optiora. Exe llJM location for butin 111 requWe- matta •Well • 90Cilll ectmty. Stw1 E.8lorl UfldH R1'9 Upper unit -C-plan with fireplace. view of moun- tllina. G...m .-11N1b1e loM. Two bedl oom. 2 bldh. 2 C.g9111ge. Great dlua. Fm eecrow. Sharon Vogt 1CU1 llf1'411191J1l IZllJI I Two bedrooms and family room. Two Wgedecks to enjoy the magnifioent vista. Highly upgi mied and decorated. Guarded c:onvnunity. Ann Pt'1rS UNDER S400.000 T•ltta.. · P5 I nv. bedloom. 3 tad\. poof home.. ..... , bed- room. Europ1W1 ltyle IU-=twl Md,_., room f8C:e pool Plmltlltioi\ lhutlsl. wood vertid11 Third bed- room could_,,.• mllid or~~ G8yte ~ •CtJ &••a. IW I .. I Twobedlloom. a bllh. ._ofgolf c:o&ne. Rn91o- lng a dlll* TomA•w01SllmonVOflt ftWBJFAml.Y.. llllJ II On culd9 II C wilh dittall Yi9lf from llAcMn ..S liwlf'9 room.. Four bedloom. 2\ibmlh.. Front Md rw drtu I EiBI KC 111 FiNpl9tw In hing Ind fllmly k*:h-en.._ Gayle A"'*> 111 ,_ 1111 II LocMion in Corone dll .... n. .,.aklul .,..,. beet• to ... '*' wilh ...... Ttne bidloom.. 21'Nlh. famity room. withflrep-. Double~ .tet Iota of.,,..,.. Glort9 AobMlon Md c.otyn lOW9 ....... . ... II Oc11a V-. In J•lnine Creek.~ 3 bed- fOOlft home with f ••ldl doors, plMtltion ahutt9rs. .-.... floors. om trim .ct .. a..,...._,__ mine Creek ... to an. ..... a.. -w_.1111 •cr=•1111:1 .,._ Tine bedl oorn. 3 tMlltt custom home. GAllll for •"8ftllining.. Extra ~ living room. Low nwm. n8nC8 )Wd with poof. Security systenL F199hty pM1111d aide and out. .... roof. c.1yn Steiner 11'1111 .. • lllW I BUI II Tht9e bedroom. ~ ~ townhome with ..... view. Cowtywd ••b•IClt with low1t8in. Clllhldt• ceilings. ceub• air conditions.g Ind wurity .,. tern. Belle Partch BB'U MY -IKMT llTE l•JI I Tili8 a.ge lot w once s-t of an •• Good cmltyOI\ .... dc.e to .... Md pools. ..aing diltMCe to b Itch. The location is '8lllly di Ii "llb'e. Ollwecl • 1415.000. Rod o.ley or Dawe HirtdW ~10RE FINE PROPERTIES IPTRAllE·.. ••Ill nw. bedloom. f8nily room home. Gllt8d bridl courtprd lftby widt pool. tpe Md B.8.Q . v • ...., beMt ceilings. t.rgefonnal diriilag room and tsnily room with finptece Ind w . Belle Pmtd\ manLDB. .. t• •• 11 Unconw•ttiof1el IPlit ._..on .ma ~Coronedll ... tot. Four bedl OOl't1' ."' blllM. poof Ind ~ home. lata of priwKy. '*-• "*" ...... ... u.crwb llffl I I 111 .. A lo& .a priced BAYFAONT. Pier tor .... bolll.. Single._..,3bridloomr11ilieinea....-al1num11r ...... H91dwood tlools. FNnCh doors. Uc"'9 in con- dition. Price indll-. lmnd. Ann P•1-. • BllDUL.E lfHI RI JIB S1liml Two 11ory 4 bedroom. 4 blld\ home with front row V-. of tt'9 OC I I ~ bey. ciit.y ligtD end Clllalina. Two ......., ....._ .._ room Ind ceew. 1P9. air COldtiotlil ag_ Uiltwcll .. CI lingll. G9ytit Mmo 200 • CM!ll---llT Cllll Mtal&IUIY Format living Md dining rooms.. Four bedr'ooms. 3 ~ t.ruty room with firepUce. Sepaf 1118 den --.. ~ n..-suite with sitting room. Chi'- drw wing with p&my room on 1a1ge priwm lot with gatedpoolMd ...... DannyBibband~ Grody • CAllTll m.f CID • CllllM •• 111 Spm1iata style 2 8tory. tour bedloom. 3 bda. E.xc.p- tionaJ walk on golf c:our. loation. Fonnlll living 8ltd dining rooms. tpedc:Ka c.nWy room. 9llpel1de den. SittJDld on ~ tat. ~ Bibb ex St. pNr'9e Grody .. llf... -111 Co.nry French home let on one of Big CMyon's speclao1a.r 1ots.. PerfecUy mMicured grounds with kwefy pod and view. This 3 bedroom. 2'~ bmh home 9how:s like a model. c.ll Danny Bibb or Ste- P'*lie Grady &.mlml 11 u._ ~ ,.., tervlis courts. this a mom ••idtl .c::e teatures: • bedroom&. ~ t.ths.. Decormed if! light neuttaJ colors. Ample room for your bom. Ann Petiln ~c.aa 11.1• I F'rv. bedroom. 4 l*h alltom home. v• of Utde CofOl'8Md ....... OC 11 t'VillW. Speee .,,_~ "'91t~ lorV-.fromaH ....... °'*'--=-from the kitchen to di'*ag room through living room to outme dec:IL Hobie o.wwy lllT&. • u an wn1 ftllZZI 11111 11 e..y ---Md ...... Ma bW'I indllded. Coo.,.. .,..... for .. unllL PrW9Cy of ii 11 ior court)Wdl. Sia Wiiia -J '11 'Etrl'lti9l. 3 COIDl"9 cilt.. ldJlll...,il011 .... llfora••11 .... toe.pec:Mcor .. bmy. 6-l'y AQ 11 Iberg •w1am1• a .... TwollOryo 0 :m'-ona.•llit._.,of81g ~·-~ Pwatat ..... tortmnly ... -............ Alebedloalftl.6 ..... fonMI liwing..S dilwag rooms. o.nnr ~ Grody •w••-lllW a~ ... Cois .... 4101•"1 home CN-1GGU'8 ..... .., of Big c.nyon. FourbridlOCM~ ,,.lmha, Sge lonMldn- ing room •de•• din c.dll'. S.... .._...,,_ ..s dw gll9a. Caurtyerd.,., apa. c.'OI Ali9on cw1••n 1111wmumu 11•• Elaig8! st home in l*ted c:o1lditiola. A-. bcdtW 4 betha. 3 111.-.. 52 .... on PtOllM>lilDY 8-y . CUilom built bJ pn 11 d OWi•. 8lit.ra AAllwe NEWPORT BEACH . - -50,000 Circulation In the Harbor Area Some newspapers deliver copies to a wide range of cities, including Laguna Beach, Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Which is fine-unless you 're a local realtor who does business in the Harbor Area. If you are, and if advertising in your immediate neighborhood is important to you, then The Newport Ensign and The Costa Mesa News offer a hometown advanta2e. That's because we distribute our real estate section only in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, and no place else. So your advertising is seen by 110,000 readers in YOUR immediate market. The people who will buy homes from you. And list with you. Advertising to cities you don't do business in just d oesn l make sense. Or cents. The Hometown Advantage. The Newport Ensjgn The Costa M N ..... • R I NEWPORT BEACH I BLUFFS · w:mbW. GllWIE.T VDr. Dis DqllSlf.e l bd + fallily room ""£" plaD bas • ideal I priYaR md lllill lacllioo oa a lash CJeeal»eil W. plaatatioa •tfers. llilOIS & IUlted macs al (I ..... ID~ a trallqllil 11111 ID lli5 braubfd ..,__ Two Isl' palm + uzu .. ._. m wlic:ll ID 1!1110J u.t SMSets $299.900 ilct I! I 11z laad.. me£ DBl.l/SM.lY SHflEY SA• S, SANDS a ..... Oii SOUD - Tiiis pertecUy dlll · £ •t• le• d ..,_ bas a.m desiiil* lrares, · 4 Ill 4 la. II ,_., room · •/mterfM"'Z1t cllll!r, tillllNs St a..tes kl ' - mster Siik T1lm • • ks ( M'l»ied •/edra kJll II" & • .. llllis I best t.y 09 the ntlr. $1.475.000 r.MU. Yll IMSCll/UWSIEll -.sE.11 NEW IEWPOAI •ACM a..ntG · Lariest -*f 2 slDry IDu ' a 1 ii Ille *5illllle pied ca n tyof~ll*ll.l•a.ew ... • as C:Oldti* tD dm. .... etidrit ~ .. 2-ar 11.tad1ed ,.._ SZJ9.500. .... nfiCHU. OPOI tOJSE SllD\Y 1-4:30 2.16 O£STERfll..D : BAYll>G£ -IEfPmT BEACH I CORONA DEL llAR I IE PLY 11E FllEST · Oii a prmte & ••ede\t * .... pCllt Hart. IS-Ollf of mst acmac fSblls • tlz Gald Coast 1lis cllStDe rrwlm:e Olly afbds .aJCllUr nem. bst IS Of) 1.14 ams af ..._ frm tis aalJlf ocmt cm caa see bewr. A ... --..,... .. adataac print! <Ntya~ .. .... is ..., 9.000 .. led.. ~,400.000. BY AfPmlllD1 lJD TA61.WU11 CW Ila?& .IUST OllE aOCIC f11Dm ocaM · Lite • ._ dlll l Z I t rm • 11• --............... -...a. '8tld llr 9i&'f • C8llllt-Ta:ollUt Wtftf ,erd4i+ .... s..., f111S• ............. .. llmllm!l'ruttlilllta .. •....,_ ,., t4• ..terbt*atmSlliet•tiew.MellM!t!!'lllp!IMUj .......... $215.CIGQ. ... mm GRE.AT VEW · Y•l be 6sawliah:d If ,_ ass tllis 5"lf -s 2 bedl oom coado. Speda:• ,.. af f mta lsfllll & C'.abiu oe a drar day. mide dzrl·s a &qkc & wet ts. $199.008. -~ JAM{ m9 tOJSE SAT & SUI 1-4 781 AWCAOO ·SMOCASTU · Clll E A L T 0 R s SEATTLE I IEWPORT BEACH I - .. SM.LY SIWl.EY IJYCl IMl.T (ftJI IOJSE SAT I Slll laM:lO 305 mm>· BlllfS · IOPml BUCH lcAPtSTRANO BUCH I EXTRAORDINARY WATE•FllONT ftOIE81'E • 80CJ3FIQ 90U'TH QR- MIQE CCMmrf . .,.. 11111 .. ptl!S .• ., adlilSlft print! na oa OC&lbonl .am a • a t cell llrl! a.c. Pit Dis 1S • fll tlz ts ,. ·ct 5' I *5•11111 UI ,, • o11en a om• a"' 'eep CIPPlltllitJ "._.. ,_ .._ ._ • Ille ma YGI .. eel millllf IS J19 Sit tlie K !P'C ll!llS of tlz •) !I .. blilZ h£* ils irl9 Cfall llrems. llill .. • .. ,.. aa 9*1t lz w b tn. tlz did .. ,.. -.......... tliles al saady brldweL I COSTA•SA I IEW <* 1'HE MIL I LE I · b:trJ Uri'! oat ca 'tc "1ild llr .:c~ I• ,... ED -IS -stmies 4 bd. 2~ ba. lqe -. raa. ..... ...., ...... ,.. 1*'8 .... IP•.,.._ E• • 14 w w1wily tor tDese ...,_ ID W ilcw -*: ,.... If l ll!JJOD tmwsnmnno I RDTALS I L #2 Cuwpcwate Pl•za Suite ISO 7 Newpwl Beach ___ .......,._ -I Califwnia 0 e wpmt Beach -------11111 ___ __, -. - ------ ,_ ···~·]--.. ._TtE_.,ORT BBIH/C08YA' (MNtEE-•iJ88~·· ••·• _, .. . ... .. .. . . . . . lio easy on your heart and start cutting back on foods that are high in saturated fat and cholesterol . The change'll do you good. t/aAmerican Heart ·~Association WE'RE FIGHTI~ Fm 'TO.JR LIFE ort .· ..-..CMnlCI c 1110 ? ,..,.. .. c .. .._ ........ ._. ... IUOl._,,l.~ .... D1 1«i2t 0 ,, lwlllilt .... 1 ' 11 --· ••1111. _ ......... ... u.11 Dais Amaunts in n.....ts 1. Cash ..S due fnJfn ~ ......•..•...........•.•............... lC,345 2. "' ......... w:uriti& (IMrtlll --$7,'69) ...................... 7, 16' 3. ~ 9ICUritil!s ••••....•.•.......••........•...•.•.•..•. 59' C. Tr.clinl .::caunt -=urities ........•............................... none s. federal funds told ..s w:uritill5 purchased unds •-••lllS tD,... in domestic officm ........................... 2.S50 6.. L ~Teal (.-ch+. Ui_,.. income) 115,329 b. las: AL UICI tor pc: iHt lmrl lcmes ••...•....•....... 2.1'8 c. ~net ••••••••••••••.••••••••.••.•.••..•.•.•.....•...... 113.181 7. a.. Pf•Ud-~ f .f. & £. *-f~ $none c:apital leese) ..•.... 17.621 8. Allll ..._ CMNd .._ "*' t.* pa1m.s ....................... 6.780 9. Im llln•lllS in wc:a .. d'1t 1 IS 11 twim ies ..S 111 cc:·111 IS~ies •...•................................... none 10. CWD1...-1...,.., tD tttil t.r* on .:c_.llCllS cdsta°'W ........ none 11. Olis ....a Clndudirw Snane ~) ........................ 3.183 12. TOTAL AS5ETS (sum d illlna 1 ttwv 11) ...•.................... 166,118 u-.na 13. a. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OfflCES .............. 141,72.8 (1) Total dat•ad dlipo»b ............................. 35.115 (2) Total tin'9 ..S ..W. deposits ................... 106.613 b. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOR£IGN OFFICES .................••...... none c. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOftEJGN OFFICES(lumd .... lla&b) ............................. 141.728 lC. fedlral ... purct d ..s wurm. sold under ...... tD ftlllUldW in doit...aic aMca ..................... 2.100 15. Olis ..... far bouuwed money. indudirw r.:1111tl111 .::es d U.S. Trwury ..................................... 628 16 ................. Ill~ $noneapi!W .... ) ............. 3.6'0 17. Ar::c..-.::es I I c• ~ bJ OI tor account d this '** ..S outlllndiu1 .................................................. none 18. OlfsliMli@ieg ...•..••.......•.................................. 2.494 19. TOTAL UA81UTIES (•dudq subordinated nalls ..s ~ ........................................ 150.590 20. Subonlil 111 IS nalll and debenlures .........................•.... 1.575 .,.._IQUITY 2 L Pi'*' red Slb:ll •.•....•....... L No..._. oubtalldil• none -Anud none 22. ConinD• lloC::k •••••.••••••.•. a. No. ........... ind 25,000,000 b. No. ..... oubtalldil• 8,003,889 Amount 3.362 23. S&#'plul •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 3.530 24. TOTAL CONTRt8UTED CAPITAL (sum d ielrns 21, 22 & 23) ••.••••• 6.892 25. Aillail.S wnil• ............................................... 7,061 26. n 1 w. tor cu1tin••lcies ..s au. alPitll ,.wwes ................ none V . TOTAL SHAll£HOl.DEJIS (QUfTY (sum d-.. 24, 25 & 26) •••.•. 13,953 28. TOTAL l..IA8IUTIES NC> SHAREHOlD(RS EQUITY AHO SHM£HOl.OERS EQUITY (sum d ..._ 19, 20 & 27) .•••••• 166,118 Standby Lll9lrs d Credit ..................................... zo 14 The ..,........._ RONALD L ROOG£1tS. ~ mnd RtCHMD P. RtTTER. EX£CUTM V.P. d h llbaure Wied .... wtt deda-. tor..,_., -...snottort11e---=1e..penon.atu1111 1 .. ol .. m a •cu•.s In ltlia ~ ... I ...._. thllt eictt d ' ,_. in Uid f'llPOft is We. E.d d .. w•--. tar tinn" .,_ .nd not tar .. altw, ca•• undlr perllllrd ......., ................... ~ E-.a• .. ocnma a. 1t11. 11 MEWfilOfi lfACH. c • •• ..._ llDnlldL ..... 1.mct1rd, ..... 11112 cmo • (2 bed) 4300 Shcna• Lw (a>M) &11-1400 S•85AOO eoo E. Oc •• 1flo11t no (s.at.o.) 831-1400 $211.000 s.. 1-6 (3a.t) 1 Rue Biarritz (Big c.nyon) 844 9200 .-.ooo s.. 1-4:30 Sat 1-6. Sun 2-5 37 Bloomdale (Irvine) 644-6200 $289.000 Sun 12-6 31 Bodega BllY (Spyglaa) 644-6200 $585,000 Sun 1-5 2000 E. Oc11 anfront (Pen. Pl) 0 831-1400 $885,000 Sat 1-5 1734 Santiago (Ooww Shores) ..- 631-1400 $580.000 Sat-sun 1-5 1723 E. Oceen 8M1 (Pen_ Pl) 631-1400 $448.000 Sun 1-5 217 E. Wilson (eo.ta Mela) 631-1400 $197..500 1815W.Bay18 (Peninsula) CJe 631-1400 $515,000 <•bed) 208 E. Bay Ave. (NB) .. , fS73.6870 $495,000 43 Royal St George (Big Canyon) Sat-SUn 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1""4:30 644 6400 $895.000 Sat-Sun 1""4:30 900 w. Oc.nfront (Balboa) 631-1400 S965.000 2668 8ayshores (Bayshore) 631-1400 $1.595.000 (5 bed) 324 Morning Star (Dover Shores) Oe• 831-1400 $970.000 Sat 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sat 1-5 Key: * Pool or Spa • View # Family Room • Waterfront Check these listings I ...... lHEIEWFCRf B•BllfCOBrAMEM----·,· .. -I IN WHAT YOU DO 1. -. .... ;a......,. _ ........ prap89tf b JUU I JOU dt f 41\ •--.. ..... is PFJ t• ONLYlcu .... ig:11 •in ....... ) PEACE OF..., ... ,... ... ~ ... ,.. .. ,....._, ,_ __ I. 1.-.. ................. ....... ",,.. .... .... , •.. , ..... -" ... UL I"&. WEIG«)WOFNO OIHER REM. ESDl'E 8AOlel lAAGE OA 9llM.1.. WHO <HERS lMSGUMWfTEE. WHAT WEDO 1. Wt po.ta .. nd At It Md qt C 1 It bujaa loc*- i'IQ tar p[IQpaty .. yt1A6 --br Ulir1Q ov pruaen. ................. 1 • ..,., ..... 2. WltSP-.11 t in w•;g to edaf I I yaA1I poperty .-Y-*in .. nSI I~ • 3. w. llr.t ~ F=or s.. Md ()p9I\ Home signs if '°"ct.ire. 4. -..-..~ .. CJllS--aga• 5. WI PMJ 'r n•• .. ~s ~'>~pm tD•iirag.ndllt 6. We --ya.I in ~· ,. " .. CJllars and try ~ ..,.,aa.ma~....__pc11ble 7. We Pl9189 an esam. d Y'D" c:b9i:99 costs ..i 111111 poceeds. aw. open eeaow and tJlcJW ttwn:xqa un11 doeil1g. 9. We ... ~ buyer in findilW41 ..... fil•ICing. 0. WI wilt pa in cm1ip,ii1g ... <U19tt,.... - cieemnand-*ni:llilb-.. requftnwlts. 1. We help )1CU acid psttialtlS and --)ICU sta*i Mycomel4). 12. W9 rewiew 'f06 esaow doeing • t man1 tor W> curacy. HB.PING~SNETHOUSNESONTHE SALE OF~ PHCH:HI Y FOR ONLY S34IO.oo• We can even place your property with MLS and still save you money! OF NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA Call 722 8114 1135-0tla ;pat.._5'925&, (B • ea, ... cam '°"" • ,.......,._..-.. • ....,--. ..... .__ _,,,,,,,..,~ ... --- . .\1 Hope House. ~~cut out a lot more than dnlgs.. \\e CUl OUl the destrucn'~ liiest)ie patrerT1$ that oho') accompany chronic sub;t.aoce a~. \oo will not find anothtt place-fil'.r Hope House m Orange County. We are ncx a ~--house. \\e are 00( a pm-ate. J~· detm dinic. Patients li\~ ~t«ir thefa. peutially-orienled rente!" for a year oc-~. 5eanung to beoxne oompletety responSt1* for sober acnons. reb· tionships and lifesryles. \\e pm.ide therapy and a place to bve •;thout charge to new patients. ~I.any don "t ha\~ any cdJtt place to go bul w CUT r.------------------~ I Please send your ~ ~uctible oonnibution to: I Hope House. Inc.. 707N_ Anaheim Bh~-Anaheim. C:\ 9? -. I An.: ~fichae1 Grandis. Administram-e Dim.--ior <7 t-t l 11& 14 90 I I Friend 10 0 Supporter S25 2 ~!ember 100 = I .1 0oo<x--:J CQll)Ol"3te s~ --1000 = 1 I . ·arne I I Add~ I I City State Zip I Phone( ) ( ) .J L------------------ # -- ·- • w ••111 _ ~ . 1 11a111 WONDERFUL 2 BR 2 BA CONDO'. ttEWLY REDECOAATED. LIGHT & 8NGHT WITH NCE OUTlOOK. GATE GUARDED. ••u.a..uTE. CALL TOSEENOWI -.U Ml•A 11alll PENTHOUSE OVERLOOKING GIEENBELT. WALK TO BEACH. SECtRTY GATE POOi S. SPA. AIR.. LARGE MASTERS PLUS DEN/BEDROOM. MOTIVATE SA I ER EAlm.f TallCE 1171.m LOVELY NE SPAQOUS 48R. ~ TOWNHOIE WITH WET BAR AND 2 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE: GREAT VALUE IN THIS OUTSTANDING COMMUNTY. 1112.1• oozy 2 BR 2 BA CONDO IN PRIVATE AREA WITH TENNIS & POOL AMENT1ES. PERFECT FOR THE EXECUTIVE OR STARTER HOME. CALL TO SEE NCNI. ···-THE BEST OF VILLA BALBOA WITH OCEAN HARBOR AND CITY LIGHTS VIEW. LARGE SUNDECK. SECURITY GATE. 2 MASTERS, SKYLIGHTS N«J MODEL PERFECT. ....... 1115.111 OUTSTANDING VAWE FOR BUYER SEEKING BENERTS Of CONDO LIVING IN ALMOST HEW 2 BR WXURY. ENCL ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. SPEC&AL AREA. IAYllllE 121 .. CHARMING 2 BR 2 BA CONDO IN NB. teGHL Y UPGRADED, COS I OM SHUTTERS. WOOD FLOORING. OFF WHITE CARPETING. COMMUNTY POOL. GATED COMMUNITY. • CAIM-m.lll ICE IE 11 IEI OUTSTANDING 28A-2~ + OEN. PERFECT CONDITION & BEAUTIFUL FRENCH DOORS- SHUTTERS-AIR CONDITlONNG-PfWACY & NCE. UTE LOCATION. IAYllBr Im.Ill JM PETERS 6 MONTH OlD HOME. 38R. 3BA. TWO MASTER SUfTES. CATHEDRAL. CEJUNGS. HIGHl Y UPGRADED. VERY SOPHISTICATED' PRIVATE LOCATlON. IAll8A PEii MODERNIZED BUT SUPERBLY CHARMING. OLD BALBOA W /3 BR. 2 BA LOFT. BRIGHTWAU.PAPERS & SEPARATE .. GUEST ROOM• BRINGS IN $350/MO. SPECIAL OUAUTY. VAWE. EAITlllff IMl.- ELEVA TED CORNER LOCATION OVERLOOIQNG THE BACK BAY & CITY LIGHTS. IDEAL 48R FAUil Y HOME WAU< TO SHOPS & SCHOOLS. IEWIEIEICI UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE 3 BR OR 2 BR + DEN. BERBER CARPET. FREHCH DOORS. NEW IOTCHEN. EXPANDED All NEW MSTR BA SlJTE. LG YAPD &SPA. 644-9060 ,_...,,~,,_ -r llAr ~ ' . -1 ""-j ~ .. • Cl I RB• Malll BWM> NEW 1ltAEE STORY HOIE. • 1K>R. BONUS ROOM. F ..fl BLEACHED OAK CAMETRY, CUSTOM FEATURES THROUGHOUT. FORMAL DfN1NG ROOM. EXTRA LARGE MASTER BEDROOM & BATH. BUYER TO CHOOSE FLOOR COVEJINGS. an.m WHAT A VIEW! AND WHAT A PRICE! 3 BR. FAMILY ROOM & RECREATION ROOM. 3 BA PANORAMIC VIEWS OF OCEAN. CA TAUNA. PRIVATE ANO WEl.L MAINTAINm .. CIElll IEL UI .1 ........ . RARE NEW CONTEMPORARY DUPLEXES SO. Of PCH! SUPERBlY DESIGNED SPACtOUS 38R. FR + 2SR W/PARKING FOR 4 CARS. MJMEROUS QLTY. FEATURES UNDER CONSTRUCTION-CALL FOR WO. & TO SEE Pl.ANS. 8'TllAll . • ••••• ONE OF THE BEST SPYGLASS vtEWSI POOL ON VEWSIDE WITH Pl F>OGl ~FENCE. SOUTHPORT 5 BA. •1' BATHS. FAM RM-CALL TO SEE! EXa.uavet •u E T"''Cf 11.1.111 SUPEM YEW OF OCEAN. BAY, aTY LIGHTS & CATALINA FROM 48R. FAMILY ROOM. BONUS ROOM, POOL HOME. DEMAND AREA WITH SPEaAL HOllE. A MUST SEE CllllllR ... FOREVER LOCATION! FANTASTlC OCEAN. BEACH & JETIY VIEW. TOTAL REMODEL-UKE NEW. 3 BR. l)oC,.EIA MUST SEE TO APPREOATE. • ...... UNBEUEVABLE-ENTJRE NEPT. BAY. PALOS VE.ADES. QUEEN MARY CAN BE VEWED FROM NWPT'S HIGHEST PARCEL~ JX10 SQ. FT. LOT EM> OF CUL-DE-sAC. • llR•R IF CllST IWY -••• n OUTSTMl*G BACK MY. aTY UGHTS VIEW FROM TNS • OA 5 BR. HOOE DBJGHTFUl POOL AMO SPA. srT DOWN BAR. PERFECT FAii/LY HOME. , MEllR .. lllum 41!0 3 BA "1.AllTREUONr--afW)HT & SPACIOUS. CLOSE TO POOL UPGRADED KITCHEN. MEX TILE FLOOR. lOVEl Y YAIE AMO SIDE DECK. PflCED TO SELL ........ BEACH FRONT TRPLEX. 1 El..OCK TO FEARY, GREAT RENTAL LOCATION WITH BOARDWALK PATIO & 1WO VW PRIVATE BALCONIES. , LNE OH THE BAY & PLAY .. THE SANO. LOVELY 58R HOME WITH DOCK AOIACENT TO PfWATE SAMJY BEACH. SEPARATE MASTER BR UPSTAIRS OH BAYFRONT. LG KITCHEN & FR COMBO. A FABULOUS HOME. llfJT ...... 11•.••• CLOSE TO SURF AHO STUNNING SUNSETS. OPEN BEAM CEILINGS. SKY-LTS. OAK FLRS ANO CABINETS. AREPLACE IN MSTR STE 4 BO. 3 BA. IRCISLI 1111.111 DRAMATIC 3 BD ENHANCa> WITH HARDWOOD FLOORS AND TROMPE L'OEIJ.. DETAILING. APPEAUHG BRICK TERRACE Nm aJBBl ING SPA Will DELIGHT YOU. . ....... . GRAND MANOR PLAN•. FIVE BEDROOM 45 BATHS TRULY cusroeczrn EXTENSIVE WOOD WORK llR>UGHOUT. STATE OF THE ART l<JTCHEN CALL FOR APP'T TODAY. •Clnll 11.111.111 ABSOUITELY BEAUTFUL • BR. ~ BATH HOME OH THE GOLF COURSEt REMODELED. LIGHT AHO Alff'f, ONE-LEVB. RARE JEWELi PElllEI .. II.Ill.Ill HIGH CEILINGS. OPEN SPACES. GOURMET l<JT~ ENTERTAINMENT AP1EA. LARGE MASTER SUITE PROVIDE A RELAXED AND INVJTING UFESTYL£ IN THIS • BR WATERFRONT HOME- BACK YOUR BOAT OUTSIDE THE DOOR OF THIS GfEATVAWE Lmlm.E ONE OF NEWPORTS PREMIERE BAYFRONT PHOPEHIES WITH IO FEET ON THE BAY. A PEA AHIJ SUP OF 100 FT. WILL ACCOMMODATE A FLDTUAI Mii II ff 11.111.111 FAaJl.OUS ONE OF A ICIND MYFAONT WITH GRAl8Y LAWN/HUGE DEE. DECI(. S SUPS. CHARMING .. OLD NEWPORT" ON 11' BAYSHOAE LOTS. '