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Home My WebLink About1986-01-09 - Newport Harbor EnsignESTABllSHED 1948 •amt YEAR• t«JlllER22•(714)~1~120•NEWfOR!'IEAafSOM..YtlMMSEDNEWSPAPER• THURSDAY. JAMJMY 8, 1• Shortage of Liva Bait May be Concern "'...., Dltly Strike up a conversation with a Sun- day fisherman who's launched his boat in Newport Harbor and you'll hear a running commentary about where they're biting, how deep, and how many. But you'll also hear plenty of complaints if there wasn't any live bait for sale around the harbor that day. Bill Von Henkle, who operates a charter service out of Newport Beach, thinks that Newport Harbor needs another live bait receiver in the bay, to help the small boat fishermen that live bait availability attracts. "Newport is losing a lot of business from inland boaters to Dana Point, Long Beach, and Los Angeles because we don't have live bait available on a regular basis," said Von Henkle. 'Td guess that the business involved with trailer-able boats runs about S4 to SIO million a year:• Voin Henkle said. "When you figure that it takes $65 to $100 a day to fuel the car to pull the boat here. fuel the boat itself, pay launch fees. buy tackle, bait, food and sundries, the figures tend to mount up," Von Henkle added. There arc two possibilities for the smoll boater in search of some live ones to fill his bait tank. Davey's Locker, located in the Pavillion has live bait available " ... on the average of twice a week," according to Shawn Davis, sportfishing clerk for Davey's. "We have to supply our own sport- fishers a nd skiffs from our tanks first," said Davis. "But we're always glad to sell what we have to spare." Newport Landing also occasionally has live bait to sell. "We only get a cer- tain amount of bait every day," said Tom Hesketh. who owns the sport- fishing operation that runs out of New- port Landing. I'd say the bait situation for small boaterc; improved about 500 percent in the last year." he added. "When there's bait to sell. we sell it. What people don't realize is that the ~arm water in the bay during the 'ummcr kills the bait in our receiver tanks." said Hesketh. "Of co urse there's no guarantee that the hail boat can find fish, especially during a fu ll moon," Hesketh said. There is no rea l shortage of bait fish in the waters off Newport Beach, accor- ding to Ken Miller, marine biologist with the Department of Fish and Game. M iller says that bait availability clltil11• • llJlll 3 '11111 ... c.llr .... 13: ........... 11: Ila ·= 2 Ill. 14: ... .... •1t1rkrl. 13. Airport Monitoring Tops Resolutions "'ha .... If J 985 is to be remembered as the year Newport Beach finally found peace with Orange County on the John Wayne Ai rport issue. the coming 12 months figure to be dominated by close inspection of the uneasy truce. "There will be constant monitoring of the ai rport • ., promised Newport Beach City Manager Robert L. Wynn. "The cond itions of the agreement will be followed." Uppermost in the city's consideration is that the noise levels being touted for the "ultra-q uiet" jets remain below the 86-dccibcl limit. So long as those levels are maintained , reasoned Wynn , count } plans to expand the number of nighh c;hould have a minimal noise im- pact on reliidents under the jet paths. "Fight million ai rline passengers a year -that's the botto m line." Wvnn not~d in. talk ing of the agreement with the count) That mjy take care of Orange Coun- t}'·.;; needs for 1986, but Wynn also pointed to county studies showing air- lines will need enough flights to accom- modate 20 million travelers to Orange County by 2000. "The process fo r finding an ad- ditional si te to help carry the weight must go forward in 1986," said Wynn . Even with the completion of JW A's physical expansion in the next few years, passenger demand will be too ~real. Construction of the new terminal, to be larger than 330,000 square feet, will probably not get underway this year, he says . The continuing airport controversy won 't be the only major news story of the yeaF in Newport. Irvine Company plans for the build- out of Newport Center, withdrawn in 198 I in the face of a land lease backl ash h}' the galvanized forces of Newport homeowners. will be back for a council review in 1986. The General Plan a mendment re- quec;t, expected to co me before the plan- ning commisc;ion in March, seeks an ad- ditional 1 3 million square feet in office 1ipace. 130 additional housing units to he constructed near Pacific Coast Highway and Jamboree Road, and an additional I 90,000 square feet of retail space to go along with a general facelift fo r the Fashion Island shopping district. Cl 11 11~ ..... 3 More on Drug Arrests I N s C1l1 •1 Cln1t11• ...... fllilll Falllll F .. ......... ,........, .... btlll -...., ~ n.e. I page 8 Locals Start Well Page 9 D E 12 n 11 I 15 4 • 2 !4 13 I 11 . ' NIE I ••IY I. 1• 11tE NEWPORT ENSleWCOSTA MESA NEWSllfMNE TODAY Police Blotter TN Polk» 8kJtfer 18 pr9H"'9ct •a public _,... lrolrt ... ,_,,.. port EMlgn. "-taRlnfl cmn. and a,,_. In Newpotf heoh. If Mould ~ noted that crlnHM "-'9d are only INN flhloh .,.. repotftlJd fO ,,,_ "-•port BNCh Polloe o.p.nmem, and~ me"-are only t""- 1u•Pf#Ct.cl of crfmN. end not thoM COtJWc8d. ...., ........ !3 Crlllea 0~00 -Jewelry valued at $685 was reported stolen from a n:sidem:e in the 1400 block of Superior. 0900 -A wallet and contents \;dut:d at $104 were reported ,tnlc n from an office located at I -'0<1 Quail Street. I 120 -A gold ring valued at SI 00 ".h reported stolen from a rc,ideni..:c in the I 00 block of r npat 1700 -.. , Kawasaki motorcy- c lc: va lu ed at $1,800 was repo rt ed ... tolen from the 4400 hll>ck l>f Channel Place. n oo -A Yam aha motorcy- .:lc va lut:d at $800 was reported ,tolen from a residence in the .:!OO hh1ck of 3Jrd Street. Amata 0010 -Terry Estelle I akeman. 30. of Irvine was Mrested o n suspicion of mis- demeanor drunk driving. 0305 -John Levann Wilham . 24. of Orange was ;ure ted on suspicion of the un- law f u I taking of a vehicle. 1250 -Jimmy Louis Doney '6. of Irvine was a rrested on uspicion of vandalism. 1530 -Anthony Pavado, 18, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of fo rging a name on a credit card. 19JO -John Kurosky, 52, of Irvine was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 2015 -Arthur George Mar- tin. 62. of Santa Monica was a rre,ted on suspicion of mts- demt:a nor drunk driving. THSday. Dla•w 24 Crilla 0700 -·\ man's suit va lued at SI 00 .ind .t ca r lereo va lued at S70 v.er.: reported stolen from a . . . . . . . . . . . . .. car parked in the 400 block of "M" Street. 07 30 -Porsche rims and tires va lued at $2.866 were reported stolen from a car parked in the 200 block of Garnet. I 000 -Video equi pment valued at S 1.930 was reported '\to len from a residence in the JJOO block of West Oceanfront. Amata 0030 -C lifford Ging Toy Ng. 45. of Irvine was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. OJIO -Gab riel Lui s Malavez. 25. of Santa Ana was arrt:sted on suspicion of mis- demeanor drunk driving. 1200 -Wallace Perez, 58, o f Newport Beach was arrested t>n suspicion of exhibiting a deadly weapon in a public place. nation . 1930-A jct s ki valued at $2,· 650 was reported stolen from a garage in the 200 block of 34th Street. Amlll 1540-Miguel Andre s H ilario. 20, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of cultivating marijuana. °TlllrUlf. Du 11•1r n er.. 1120-Champagne valued at $330 and currency totaling S 1,- 300 were reported stolen from Newport Mandarin Restaurant located at 3950 Campus. 1900-A car stereo valued at $255 was reported stolen from a car parked in the 1600 block of Santiago. ...... 1900-An iccmakcr valued at S2.58S was reported stoled rrom a residence in the oca.nf'roat block of Linda Ille. 232S-A Kenwood 1tcrco valued at S700 ~u rq>OrtCld stolen from a 11raae in the l 100 block of 38th Street. 1930-Martin V. Mo~ 42, of Newport Beach wu arreated on suspicion of committing crimes against children. ft'Mlr, 1111 •• t7 rn. I 015-Vandale reportedly caused $600 in damage to a car parked in the 200 block of Sapphire. 1315-Vandals reportedly caused $75 in damage to a car parked in the Fashion Island parking lot. 1650-Vandals reportedly caused $500 in damage to a car parked in the oceanfront block of Goleta Point Drive. I 71 5-Camera equipment valued at $810 was reported stolen from a residence in the JOO block of Promonotc)fy Point West. 1715-A bomb threat was reported in the oceanfront block of Ba runa Court. Amlla 0015-Danicl Scott MiUer, 23, of Glendora was arrested on suspicion of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. 0410-Trevor Walker Benedict. 18, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of mis.. demeanor drunk driving. 1800-0ennis Mac Durha~ 42, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion or battery. 2100-Dcborah Rae Adkins, 2 1, o f Newport Beach was ar~tcd on suspicion of posses- sion of cocaine. 2355-David Walter Cla~ 19, of Tustin was arreated on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. lalll*t. •11mtu ZI er.. 0815-Currency totaling S3SO was reported stolen from a residence in the 500 block of Marguerite. 08 1 5-A purse and contents va lued at $60 were reported stolen from a car parked in the I 00 block o f 38th Street. I 020-Vandals reportedly caused S200 in damage to a car parked in the 100 block of Westcliff Drive. 1400-Vandals reportedly caused SI 00 in damage to a car parked in the oceanfront block or C.nncl Bay. I SOO-A Macaw parrot valaal at Sl.000 ... aeported atolcn from a rc1ih re i9 die '°° block ol 291.11 Stied. 161 S-A ..mt ..tuod at S220 was rq>OrtCld ltolal from a residence in the 200 block or Court. 2222-Vandals reportedly caused $400 in damage to a car parked in the 400 block of New- port Center Drive East. ..... 0140-Jodie Ann Phillipa. 22. of Portland, Oregon wa1 arrested on suspicion or mis- demeanor drunk driving. 0145-James Vincent Gilday. 21. of Westminster was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 0205-Lisa Kay McCamey. 21. of Isla Vista was arTCSted on suspicion or misdemeanor drunk driving. 05 25-Shawn Michael Barker, 21, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of possession or cocaine. 1245-Kenneth McDowell, 26. of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. 1745 -Sagredo Teresa Henriquez. SO. of Anaheim was arrested on suspicion of petty theft I 'I· 11 'I ll D! 11 0650---A car ltCrcO valued at $280 was reported atolen from a car parked in the 2300 block of Cliff Drive. I I JO-Hubcaps valued at S400 were report.at stolen from a car parted in the lOOO block of west Balboa. 1130-Vandala reportedly caused SJOO in damqe to a car parted in the 1800 block of Puk Newport. 1200-Vandala reportedly caused S200 in damqe to a car parted in the oceanfront block of Burning Tree. 1400-A 1977 Honda motor- cycle valued at $600 wa1 reported stolen from the 300 block of East Balboa. 2300-A 1985 Honda motor- cycle valued at s2.soo was reported stolen from the I 00 block of 25th Street. ..... ,. 0 I JO-Kelly Michael Collyer. 20, of Corona was arrested on suspicion of resis ting and obstructing a police officer. 0215-Peter Michael Musey, 27, o f Newport Beach was LOSE WEIGHT STOP SMOKING $39.50 During the month of January, the New- port Hypnosis Center is offering a special group rate for Hypnosis. The fee for the session, which includes a cassette tape, is $39.50. The classes are tuaght by Jim Liles. M .S. W. Jim Liies ts a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 15 years professional experience. At the present time he is doing seminars_ in ov~r ~O cities in California. He has also authored a book : Helplng'YourMlt •nd Tho11 You Love Stop Smoking to be released by Vantage Books early next year. Private sessions for hypnosis or counseling are also available by appointment. For Infor- mation or free consultation Jim Liies, (714) 673-5379. Visa/Mastercard arrmtod oe •tfidoll of _. demeanor ctnat clriYlaa. 02JO-Kul Joeepla Coend. 21. or A•heirn w anm&ed oo Allpk:ioft or mWemeanor clnak driYins. 0430-Scott Thomu, 25, of Irvine wu arrated on su.apicion of mi9demeanor drunk drivina· 1320-Lany ~ Strait, 27. of Newport Beach wa1 arrested on suspicion or poga.. sion of stolen property. ISIS-Mark William Curtis. J I. of Santa Ana wu arratcd on suspicion or battery. 1610--Gerald Thomu Eaan. JJ. of Newport Beach wa1 arrested on suspicion or dis.- orderly conduct. 2300-Karl f.dward Geitler, 59, of La Habra wu arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. •1 .... IHI hr. Crtllll 0545-A car stereo valued at $450 was reported stolen from a car parked in the vicinity of Bedrod and Rutland. 0930-A pune and contents valued at S 160 were reported stolen from a car parked in the 1500 block of Cornwall Lane. 1000-A robbery reaultin1 in a loss of S800 currency wu reported at Matteo'• reataurant located at 2J2S East Coaat Highway. 1319-Vandals reportedly caused S400 in damage to a car parked in the -i600 block of MacArthur. 1415-Walkie talkies valued at $6,300 were reported stolen from Aztec Communication• located at 690 Newport Center Drive. I 500-Camera and stereo equipment valued at S97S were reported stolen from a raidence in the 200 block or Grand Canal. I SOO-Camera and 1tereo equipment vahaecl at S6.lOO wen reported stolen from a residence in the 800 block or Wat I Stb Street. 18•5-Camera equipment valued at S3SO wu reported stolen from a car parked ian the oceanfront block of San Mateo Way. ..... 0140-Frank Caringella, 33, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion o f possession of a mpheta mines. 1600-Rene Banchs, 25, of Anaheim was arrested on suspi- cion of misdemeanor drunk driv- ing. 1930-Fcliit Canche Tun, 37, of Pomona was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. 2335-Minh Hoang Cao. 39, of Santa Ana was arrested on s usp1c1on of possession of heroin . Save & Sail MEXICO OR PANAMA CANAL CRUISES 10DAY MEXICO From $895* 714/173-G310 ~ Clm TIAVB. IEIVICE ~ 3419 East Collt Hilly. . ._., Carana del Mar. CA 12125 l cals Plan Sbuttle linking JWA and LAX ........ Two Newp(>rt Beach at .. t.c:ney• are plaoaina to offer a llNUlc service between John Wayne ud LOI Aaaela airports .... a 10-tcat NaYajo Chieftain The ICrVic:c is scheduled to begin Jan. I~. Golden Gate Airlines has per- mission to run eight daily round trips between the airports. accor- ding to Jeff Ferentz. Newport Beach attorney and president of the airline. Fellow attorney Martin Greenbaum. a partner with Ferenz in their corporate and tu law firm. is chief ex- ecutive officer of Golden State. "1t•11 be a 14-minute flight." said Ferentz. .. Actually. it'll about eight minutes in the a.ir. . but with take-off procedures. it takca sbout 14 minutes to com- plete the ftipt. The shuttle is the most exten- sive of its kind being offered No Live Bait I 5 lfM(llll1 between the airports. Ferentz said. A second carrier 1CtYice offers one niaht per day.. The aervM:c it MS. although at least one major carrer, Trans World Airlines. has agreed to underwrite the cost for long-haul passengers, Ferentz said. The shuttle operates betwleen JWA•s main terminal and LAX's Ter- minal 3 (TWA and Eastern Airlines). Ferentz said the service aims primarily at hopeful travelers who can't get service at JWA. carriers who have overfilled nights out of JW A and need to transfer passengers to LAX. and travelers who arrive at LAX or JW A without knowing the dis-- tance between the two areas. Flights arc scheduled to run between 6 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Test flights will be run next week prior to Wednesday's opening. Ferentz said. Huntington Beach police ,. main perplexed by the tralfic death last week of a Newport Beach woman who was east· bound on Pacific Coast Highway at the Santa Ana River bridge during rush hour traffic when her car slammed into a guard rail. Jane Donchey, 22. died in sur- gery at Fountain Valley Trauma Center less than two houn after the 5:30 p.m. Jan. 3 accident. A spokesman for the trafTte investigation depanmcnt said results of an autopsy should be available in about a week. According to the traffic report on the accident. Donchefs 1965 Volk swagon drifted into the south guard rail for no apparent reason. There were no skid marks at the scene and no physical evidence of a second car be ing involved. the report said. the harbor tend to be the ones lhat have live bait tanks," he said. 1986 . Big Year for Newport appcasa to have been very tood up and down the coast between Morro Bay and San Diego all throup 1985. "We hPe a voluntary log system to keep track or bait catches." aaicl Miller. ••1 never get lop from Newport Beach. but the ona I see from Dana Point and Loe1 Beach tdl me that the only shortages should be on a temporary basis due to weather. or a full moon:· ••A few yean back we got together with the guy who runs the concession down there and tried to pt an okay to put in a new operation here. The city council voted it down,•• Doughty said. Dave Harshbarger. marine director for the city of Newpon Beach. recalled that the subject of a new bait receiver had come up •• ... in 1980 or 1981 . At that time the proposed location ~as off of Balboa Island ln an off- s ho r c mooring area. The residents objected and it was turned down.·· be said. ··1 do n't have any statistics on how many small boaters use the harbor. but I'm sure it varies greatly with the time of year;~ Harshbarger sajd. Von Hankie said the new bait receiver was turned dowa because the residents of the ~ felt that it would attract too many more gulls and pelicans to the area. .. 111 ,,._,... r T1te Fuh.ion Island portion of the pro~ if approved by mid- 1986. could be completed by Christmas. 1987. accorcliaa to Dave Dmohowaki, Irvine Co. manaaer of government relation•. at a cost of SI IS million. The office and residenti•I buildout would be done araduaJ- ly. said Dmohowski. over the next ten to IS years. Two separate office building• of about 16 stories each would be constructed. according to current plans. as well as a 300,- 000 square-foot office space ad- dition to the almost-completed Four Seasons Hotel building. The plan includes several road expansions to help accomodate the additional traffic the buildout would create, Dmohowski said. Other Newport development plans in 1986 include a ••tune- up" for the oldat commercial areas in the city -Cannery Village and Mcfadden Square. Senior city planner Chris Gustin says plans are awaiting completion of an environmental impact report. with an appearance before the planning commission expected in the next three months. Nearing two yean in the mat- ing. the project (which could cost as much as S22 million if ~ proved in its entimy) wouldn°t eliminate any exi1tin1 buainesscs. Much of the area, noted Gustin. hasn•t changed in JO yean and is in bad need of in- rrutructure improvcmeata like roads. curbs. gutters, drainap and bulk~. Two parkina 1araaa -oae ror each area -are included in the plan, u is the umcramblina ol the intenection at Balboa ad Newport boulevards 10 that traf. fie from Balboa would enter and leave Newport Boulevard at 26th Strm. The project. which includes the widening or Villa Way. ~ quires Coastal Commission ap- provaJ. Another important dcvdop- ment expected in 1986 is the widening or Pacific Coast Highway from four to six lanes from Jamboree Road to MacArthur Boulevard at a cost of about S-2.8 million. Benjamin Nolan. dircictor of public works. said the funding comes from gas tax money. John Doughty of Bi1bec·s Fuel Dock agrees with Von Henkle that more live bait availability would add to the number of small boaten who launch in Newport Harbor to fish. .. We're losing thousands of boaters to Dana Point because they (the boaters) can get all the live bait they want there," said Doughty. C1l111 Pw11a.._, ..a a ..... Courw Ssr•-. 1112 HI Begins Jan. 'Z1 ~-..-Dlll .. IONS R .. R .. mrrAnV. ...... ....,.wick -.,.,.: Ml.11-11 1213) 471 1171 ~call Mra. Wick tor appointment or lnformatton Harshbarger doesn't think that small boaters come here primarily for live bait. ••The lar,er boats which arc moored in "The work in the Back Bay has brought more birds than a bait receiver would" said Von Henkle. ··The birds came in flocks to fee off the worms and crustaceons that were turned up back there and nobody com- plained. Children's Warning Signs If Viaill Pr1•l1•1 C Holding a book very close (only 7 or 8 lnchea away). a OrowsJness while reading. C Headaches or eyeaches after reading or neer work. a Comprehension declines .. reeding conttnues. D Reading takes longer than It should. VISION EXAMINATION• VlSION ~ CONTACT LENSES • FASHtON EY£WIAA Dr. Teti R. Dnll, ~ Prevet 1tNe Vl9lon C.. 7141673-2a &tit,.,,... ........ Sia dlr •PDI I - •• a ... ... LC11• ...... C11111tlll .. a.ae!NUl ..... Of99. ~ ~--~ -- ..... Hoopla Continues / Numerous calls and letters have come into the New- port Ensign offices concerning the story and editorial about the undercover drug operations at Corona del Mar and Newport Harbor high schools .. The people who have supported our editorial stance of questioning the tactics agreed with us that the ends taken by the authorities don•t justify the means they took to get it. Those who have had their dander ruffled by our coverage have presented two common arguments. First. there is a great drug problem in our high schools, and a nything that a uthorities do to eradicate it is great. Also. many Newporters have questioned why the Ensign published a story telling an accused criminal's side of the s tor~. accusing us of catering to criminals. 1\s the~ have been told. it isn't our policy to publish ever) accused criminal's life story. nor is it our intention to be .. anti-police." as we were accused . .'\gain. we think the central issue in the entire affair is trust. Here. in a public compulsatory institution designed for educating our children. a police officer pretended to be a high school student, and actively solicited and en- couraged students to purchase and sell illegal drugs to her. That was strong medicine that might be appropriate in other situations -i.e .• a school that is being overrun by pushers, where students act like zombies and classrooms are controlled by hemp-crazed fiends. But that wasn't the case here. and the undercover ac- tivity was. by any acceptable standard, completely un- necessary. Ifs the junkies and the pushers that need the attention of the authorities -not the average students who only purchased the drugs for the undercover policewoman to get her off their back. The officer did not act to correct a problem; she acted as if she were in a crap shoot. This is not an issue to be passed over lightly~ not by those who think the police did a service for all the com- munity. or by those who think the actions constitute selective law enforcement. Baker Communications ...... 1 p ., ...... .... ..,Ca 7 :11111•:• ., L .... 113 ....... Pia ftacpa&1 a.di. CA 12113 (714) 131-1120 ,.._._._.ID: P.O ... _ Nlapor1Bam.CAw.mll Thi Nlspet Eftllgn. Cllla Miia ..._ and 1rvtne Todly n patllfwd ....,, on 1lVldlys r as : " 11111 " " 1 m 11 ~ , I , rlt , Mllr • Time of my Life • Wonderland of the Literary World '' 1825. Alexander Dumas, pere. embarking on the career of a romantic at 23, fights his fint dual. in which his trousers fall down.·· "July 26. 1856. George Ber- nard Shaw is born in Dublin. ·He hasn •t an enemy in the world and none of his f ricnds like him,' gibes Oscar Wilde." .. April 17. 1790. On his deathbed. 84-ycar-old Benjamin Franklin. asked by his daughter to shift positions. replies ·A dy- ing man can do nothing easy: An estimated 20,000 people at- tend his funeral." For 365 days. in more than 1,- 000 fascinating facts and quot~ our favorite Christmas present this year is .. A Book of Days for the Literary Year." sent to us by Kathy and Gary Wardein, as nice a pair of financial advison as a lover of words and people could ask for. The Wardeins have looked after our paltry nest egg. and that of my wife Gwen's mother, for more than a decade, first at Merrill Lynch, and now in their own financial services company, Integrated Resources. When we meet~ we usually talk about money or babies. seldom about literature. But somewhere along the line. Gary must have known I play with a typewriter, and somewhere he found this elegant book. It is a handsome book, with exciting ,raphica. Printed by Thames and Hudson, of New York. and edited by Neal T. Jones, the book hat been oopyriahted by the look of the M_.. Cllilb. Wlim obwioaly oua•• ill .,.11umo.. Where all .the facts and quotes came from only Mr. Jones knows. but it represents a monumental piece of research. And the reading is fun, any time, anywhere. You pick it up and read: 1897. Thornton Wilder is born in Madison. Wis. On his 10th birthday. he will say: "I was an old man when I was 12; and now I om an old man, and it is splen- did." Each day has four or five items. some birthdays. some quotes, some experiences. Take August 11, for example: 1823. Charlotte M . Yonge is born in Otterbourne, Hampshire. She will achieve popular success with Th~ H~ir of R~dc/yff~. and donate her fees from this and other works to charitable causes. 1897 Poet Louise Bogan is born in Liver- more Falls, Mc. 1921 Pulitzer Prize -winning author A lex H a I e y ( R.o o t s ; t h c Autobiography of Malcolm X) is born in Ithaca, N. Y. 1937 Ernest Hemingway rips open his shirt to display his chest hair and punches Mu Eastman in the nose in Maxwell Perkins' of- fice.·• An intriguing clement of production arc the "end papen" to the book -the inside or the front and back coven and the facing page -which contain the signature of 63 of the world's literary greats. Anyone in· tcrested in interpreting handwritin1 will have a field day with this. But the bis charm ii the diver- sity or iaformadoll. the • •*1 way.ay...._.,...._.,. ... • with vital statistics. the short lines that suggest a wealth of adventure or mystery or romance or tragedy. .. Herman Melville escapea from the Typee Valley cannibals with whom he has spent a month in captivity in the Marquesas Islands. 1944. Antoine de Saint- Exupery is reported missing on a fliiht over France ... 0 You can select your birthday. or any special holiday. and be in- trigued by the literary events on that day. For example, here's fint St. Patrick's Day. 1740. Justice of the Peace Henry Fielding. writing under the name of Captain Hercules Vinegar. summons poet laureate Colley Cibber to court for the murder of the English language. 1846 Kate (Catherine) Greenaway is born in London. She will create such books for children as Mo1h~r GooJ~ . employing her artistry as painter and illustrator. 1909 William Butler Y cau records in his journal Lady (A ugusta) Gregory's view of Alfred. Lord Tennyson: "Ten- nyson had the British Empire for God, and Queen Victoria for the Virgin Mary." "July 4, 175 I Samuc Richard- son. novelist, dies at 72 in Lon- don. 1804 Nathaniel Hawthorne is born in Salem, Mass.. to a prominent but decaying family. 1826. On the only birthday either claimed to celebrate - the 50th anniversary of the adop- tion of the U .S . Declaration of I ndepcndcnce -its author, Thomas Jefferson, dies at Mon- ticello the same day that his onetime political adversary John Adam~ dies in Quincy. Mass. 1855 Walt Whitman. 36, publishes leava of Gra.ts at his own eitpcnse. The book does not sell. 1862. On a picnic. Charles Lutwidge Dodgson tells the story of what happened to a girl named Alive after she fell down the rabbit hole. T en-year--old Alice Liddell, the model for the heroine, insiltl that be write it down. He doea to, and ldopta the pen name Lewi1 Carroll to pabliah 'ANc~·1 Ahal,,,. bt Wo,..,,_,,_ •. Letters llatlllr 1:111111 Mllr: I am uhamcd to think that Jackie Heather waa oacc mayor of Newport l•dt and that I could have ac:tuaUy voted for her. But then, I wa crideatly u misinformed about her aa abe apparently it about South Alrica. While tho ._.., ... thi1 criticiiua off by aayma. "I've been there." I uk, "Hu sbc really?" plea to be dmlt .n .,at,. la a letter. B•t if tM O~t'iomly ..0.. intcatioMd Ma. H••"s wiJt rs to COlltiw Im -.a.a-. _. lean DOW clillli at So.di Africa DOW ii fnMB Amlrica 20 ,.,. •ao. rd •a• 11 llWct att•d aome of tile playa of A~ol Fupnl, r9t the ~ City" video, or rad one or ... .... OD StCft Biko, wbo ...... Uwe been the Martie LadMr Kias or South Africa if lae Uda't beea munlacd in jail. ""'I:.::.. • M•F• I. .. THE NEWPORT B•.allTA W ...... llmAY ... I And bow liley approved tWr paac etory about J.,... Scott plctdy miMed lhc Mark. raiw unackt of polftJcaJ tube«· Seal e•Drus Supect." Nftpol'l You questioMd ..._.._ tllen IMF tlMsy waked Ulil after the ~.Jan. 2). What a lllame is a dru1 ,,-11m ud cricicUCd latat dectioft and before the this youna man's name ii spreed the police for tryi• to faed oul. newly elected truateea came all over. He ii obviously praum-The fact is they did ftnd out ~ aboard. Where wu the facuhy ed guilty, before he baa bid a cauaht aeven atudeftts sClbQI mlion'a strident aca•utioft of hearin1. It look• like a tet up. dru~. mi1m1n11ement thia time Why did the police wait to arnet around? The board ii takina for him 13 weeks later and not at the thcmtdves nearly 150,000 cuh time of the alledpd sale? that should haYC been declicaled to IOfdy aeelled instructional I have only a 11ipt acquain- equipmeat. Nearly $50,000! The tance with Scott -be applied tupaycn should know that they for a job with my company lut are pr0¥idin1 a full ruse of June. and althouah we had no health and oJher in1.-rance openinp, I was sufficiently im- benefits to the board in addition pressed by him and remember to their new salaries. his name. He seemed like a nice. That there wu little or no decent, hard-working young public response to 'the board'• man. You minimized the severity of the arrests by termini the tran- sactions ••nickel and dime ... Think of it -how else do dru1 puhen atart out with new customers? The whole aame is to 1et a kid hooked -a bit at a time. The sevm who were cauaht bousht from tomOOM • -probably an older pusher. Having traveled mytdr. it is one thina to be a wcU-tcMlo tourist 1tayin1 in fancy botda •nd •pendina the bulk or your B rd •• 1 time on toura or parka and • ... Ill historical monumenta. It ii quite largess to itself should not be construed as public acceptance. It merely reveals an em- barrassing apathy. (Thia wu ref1ectcd in the November voter turnout.) In addition, doubtleu- ly. the public'• thouahts were toward gifts to their loved ones this holiday season. I hope he ii able to beat this thing. but even if he does. his life and future arc probably ruined. I think thia sort of entrapment by the police stinks and I think it should be stopped. Surely they can find something better to do. You quettioncd what has been gained by the PfOl!&m and lamented the cost. The gains are several: seven less pushers, many fewer beginning users (hopefully). a proof to parenu that drugs are really out there, and arain for parents, realizations of the need to stay close to their kids -know them. work with them, and guide them. another to actually talk to the illlr: people and venture into areu off It it truly an act of immorality the beaten track. It ii apparent that the Coaat Community that Ma. Heather did neither. Colleae Diatrict Board or How many blac~ Aliam, Tru1tee1 recently •otcd and coloreds did the interview? themldvea each S9.000 a year Did ahe actually venture into salary. townships (called this becamc Trustea Coand N~ they are no~ in fact. towm with Armando Ruiz and Nan Pollard The true character of the di1- trict board of trusteea is now public. And they bear watching. .. Liii .. .,., ..... ..... fl 111 c.. ... .. voting rights) and talk to people are a union-Meted troika that Yllr: who are routinely denied tbcir two ycan aao blutal the former ~ ... , Sat u I feel compelled to comment rights which even durina aome or · college adminiatratio~ and OR p on your editorial of Jan. 2 con- the worst days of 1e1resation in board f~ their u~n:able cerning drug busts in our high And finally, you quettioned what lesson the seven students will have learned. The lesson is obvious -don't mess with drugs in any way . Your life is too valuable -don't waste it. _....,.. this country people were at leut expenditures and dec1s1on-f:ar: schools. In my opinion, your assumed by their constitution tom_ -_:• ... k-in.:g~pr:_o-_c:a_d_u_ra_. ______ •_w_as_a_pp_a_n_ed_b_y_y_o_ur_fr_o_n_t _s_ta_te_m_e_n_ts __ an_d_co_n_cl_u_si_o_ns_c_o_m-____________ _ •. ,.., .... have? - Ignorance can be fofliven in most people. but to have this naive woman return to the United States and, u an elected official, brag about it openly, defies the sensa. But then, I forget: I live in ~ darkest Orange County which baa routinely elected the lika of Heather. William Dannemcyer, and John Schmitz to office and doesn't sec what fools these politicans make us out to be to the rest of the country .. '-" E. ..... •2µ111111 Editors' Note: Newport BMch Councilwoman Jackie Heather wrote a guNt column headlined: "South Africa: Ira Different on 'Telly'," which appeared In tt.. Dec. 2e, 1985 lsaue of the Newport EnaJgn. S. Africa Clean; Russia Works Ear: Councilwoman Jackie Heathc:r found clean air, no litter. and no riots on her recent visit to South Afrioa: visiton to Mussolini's Italy were delighted that the trains ran on time, and visiton to Stalinist Russia joyfully proclaimed that they had seen the future and it worked. While the value of fint band visits to anywhere can't be denied, the tourist to a trouble spot should take care to see !he whole picture before produc10g such a naive a travelogue as Heather's ( EMign. Dec. 26). She rode merrily through white Johannesburg and Durban and enjoyed some spectacular views ... No one stopped us from going anyplace we wanted to go." Did she try to go to the slums of Soweto, overcrowded and dC$perate? Did she hike her way over to any of the arid, barren .. tribal homelands" balck South af ricana are forced to live in? I hope ostriches aren't an en- dangered species (she tried to ••corner the ostrich pune and wallet market ... ) The nightmare of South Afric.a -yes. there are other evil ~vemments on earth. but none so blatantly bated on racial oppression -is too com- ,. - .. We've worked h2rd ~ rohold the ' line on your dcctridty C().S(S OYCf' the Jmt few )'C21S. But because the~ of providing )'OU dcctric service h2vc continued lO climb, you might fmd a slight inaease in your c1cctric bill this winter. So this might be a very IJXX1 time for you lO think 3g:lin about the many w:iys you c.m man3F energy in your own home. A PEW DEGREES COUID DO IT. )\$ by setting your thcl1005t2t at 68° during the day and 55° at rugtn. you'll SIYC energy. Another good w:1y lO USC ks hot ~ lO heat less spr.MX. Close the doors and vents to nom you don't use often. If you can laeq> f2mily activities in one~ an cconomk2J clccuic portable space hc2tcr may be all you need to keep w.um and cozy. BOLD ON 10 YOUa HEAT. 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Although many parents may now be worried about the availabilty of drugs at CdM, many students assert that it's not a major problem on campus. Most CdM students agreed that only a small minority of the student body uses drugs. but were unsure whether that con- stitutes a problem ... Compared to other schools;· said Susan For 2400 W. COU1 Hwy., Ste. 90 Newport Beach, CA 92983 STATI FARM A INSURANCI e Slate f .,,,. 1n..,,at>Qt Comollnoft Home ()tll(ft 81oomtnoton llonOIS Bond. a senior, .. I don't think it's that bad. There are a few groups that are involved with drugs, and there is a lot of alcohol usage, but I don't think illegal drugs are that big of a problem." However, Sean Fawcett. a senior. disagreed ... Even if it's a small number of people (using drugs), ifs still a problem," he said. Deanne Jacobs, a senior, added ... At CdM, it (drug usage) is hidden more than at other high schools. Most high schools have drugs. but at CdM, students a rc more secluded from it." One student expressed discon- tent at the way the drug busts were carried out. .. The way the police went about it. it was almost entrapment,.. he said. .. How I heard it.. an undercover Attention to Detail, Naturally 2915 Redhill Ave.• Suite A-Q (,($ Mesa. 641.QDO cop continually asked (the stu- dent anestcd) for dnap, day after day, and he finally gave her some to get her orr hit back. It'• no excUJe, but it"1 not the fa.ital way to go about it." However, moat students agreed that the arrests were not going to solve the problem. ••Drug busts are not 1oing to stop students from usina drugs, n said Steve Chabre, senior class president. ..They're probably just going to be more careful." Roy Hobbs, a senior, com- mented, "If they want to get drugs, they are going to get them anyway, on campus or off. Drug busts aren't going to make that much of a difference." On the contrary, Bond believes drug arrests might make an impact. .. It's the first real drug bust there's been since I've been there.'' she said ... People might not have drugs on campus that much." Like many high schools. CdM offers programs to warn students about the dangers of drugs and to help students in- v o Iv ed with them . These programs include Parents Who Care, an organization which teaches parents how to deal with the teenage drug problem, and the Peer Assistance League (PAL). a group where teenagers can seek help from their peers. However. questions have been raised over the effectiveness of these groups at CdM. .. PAL is a great program which is not really used by CdM students," said Jacobs. a PAL counselor ... Not many kids who need help take advantage of the program." Jon Lapin, a senior. added. ..The groups may have stopped some of the bqinning users. but as far as those who have been into drugs. I don't think they've helped them. EDITORS NOTE: Lori Silver. a senior at Corona dcl Mar High School. is editor of the school newspaper, the Trident. Families Guilt Glut: The Bane . of Newport Working Moms Carrie and I. seeminpy the only working mothers with small children in Newport Heightl, were having our guilt discussion again. .. Kris is having Elizabeth's party on a Saturday so my daughter can come." I said. 0 But Mary had Sterling's on a Wednesday morning, and Laura was pretty disappointed; she's getting old enough to know about parties now." Carrie looked sad. "Ifs only the beginning of how we get shut out of everything." she said ... It may not be conscious on their part. but the fulltime mothers have a closed-off world and our kids are going to feel it. It hurts me that Rachel is missing Children's Story Time. Miss Dana's music lessons, Cotillion ... •• .. Yuk!" I said ... Surely you don't care whether Rachel can foxtrot." .. That's not the point," Carrie explained in an anxious voice. .. We moved here for the neighborhood, the family at- mosphere. I wanted a real bunch of neighbors with kids playing at all the houses and the moms having coffee cake. I can't do that. The kids that have fulltime moms arc going to have five or six years of shared experiences to get her. When they were babies, they were all in the babysitting cooperative. Then they went to RugRats at the YMCA. now Miss Diana's and Cotillion. When they start school. they'll be a clique." .. Well," I said weakly, ••our kids arc setting all that stuff in Preschool. They act muaic and they· get stories, and I'll bet &hey even dance the hokcy-pokcy. Besides. they have a peer-aroup ,,,~,,!" .. Well, Mary told me the daycare kids at your prachool arc a rouah bunch. Do you think she realized that our own kids a,~ daycare kids? That hurta.. •• Carrie said. ••Do you think they are pr. judiced against us because we work?" I said. .. You bet they arc." said Carrie ... and it is just going to be a fact of life." Our guilty meanderin11 seldom consider the fact that when Carrie and I didn•t have kids, we never even knew any stay-at-home mothers. That could be prejudice on our partl: we never took the time to know any of these women. When I took my maternity leave. thae kind ladies reached out to me when I was going through the baby blues, and became friends. Most of those friendships have drifted away now that I am bKk at work. I just •"do not compute" with the Newport Heiahts lif cstyle. I love the income I generate. I enjoy the company of adults at work. But I guess 1 will always feel the eyes of my neighborhood upon me and Laura. Is apartheid alive in Newport Beach? I guess it always will be. ·------------------------------------------------------------.. I Y1111r .id .1pflCa'' 1n The Newport l:n"~"· Cost<1 Mesa News. Irvine Today 11 ~ No. ____ _ ..... 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Harbor. playing at home. beat favored Woodbridge 59-57 as junior forward Jon Alstrom canned a jumpeT from the top or the key with seconds to go for the winning margin. The Sailors (74) led the con- test most of the way and enjoyed a 5545 advantage with J: 11 to go when the Warrion (11-J) rallied. Maurice Lee unleashed a 14-point third quarter. including 10 straight points. to put Harbor in the lead 44-41 . Lee finished with 28 points. Corona del Mar had no problems with Laguna Beach. belting the Artists 64-40. Jeff Fryer again led the way with 32 points and Scan TumCT and Tim Christianson controlled the boards as the Sea Kings moved to 11-2 on the year. In girls action tonight (Thursd ay). Harbor is at U ni versity at 7 p.m. while Corona del Mar hosts Estancia. also at 7 p.m. The teams trade opponents Tuesday night. with the Sea Kings at Univenity and Harbor at home against Estan- C1a. In Friday's Sea View League openers. Corona dd Mar bested I ... High~Scoring Ff}1'r Bums Corona de/ Mar Opponents _...,...., Corona dd Mar High School may have only one returning "'starting player from its basket- ball team of last year. But jf what he has done so far this year is an indication of the Sea Y.cw League season to come. Corona will be putting plenty of points on the scoreboard. The 6--2 forward is averaging more than 31 points J>eT game for the streaking Sea Kings. in- cluding 113 points in the recent- ly co~luded Estancia Tourna- ment. where Corona dd Mar lost to Dominguez in the cha~ pionship finals. In the Laguna Beach lourney last month. he scored 32 against Jordan and aho turned in his top scoring ef- fort. tallying 46 against El Camino or Oceanside. According to Jack Errion. the Sea Kings· basketball coach., FryCT has bcnefrtted bcaase it"s still early in the season and op- ponents are stiO ripring out their own pme plans instead of worrying about how to stop the senior. ____ . ..,., .. .... ..., ... Dlll ......... 11 -'-*1117 7 7 ... .. .-• a • 7 , .. 5 ......... -£ .. Laguna Beach 44-33 bdliad Michelle Willanrs II points and 20 rebounds. The lady Sailors lost to Woodbridge 76-24. But Fryer bdiefta lie comld get that many aay pmc -in his politioa • die a.rt. Jeff is road ... ., iatolwd ~ the ball... Errioa aid. ~ isn •t any special drort to -tl9e ban to him." Dapitc the penoand daaaga this year. Fryer aid Ilea com. fortahle with aD of his Yanity teammates. The Sea Kings wcrc 10-2 in the nonJcague portion of their schedule. ""The lcam docs have a - pe~:· fryCT said. -we·ve all been playmg together siacc the fourth grade. We grew up together.- F~er reasons~al(amiliarity houkt bc:ncfit the entire team because ~cryone knows bow each other plays and they. re all friends. Fryer can then conc:cnt.rne on his own game. "1"his year l°Ye pined about I 0 to Is pounds and haYC bca lifting weights. .. Frya-said. Along with wortills oa tk physical part o( bis pme.. die~ cond-yar starter said t.c .... T Cllllis dllaqW. IYm Ladt •iD be -had to play ti . and hdp nme ,... • -rcmm with LC8lll Day-... ..... sored by Big Brotlacn/Bi1 Sis&cn of Ornge ec-ty Tlllf'I... day. Jan. 23. al die Jollll Ways T amis Club.. 1171 Jambon:ie Road. Newpoo ........ The pubrlC is ilmla:I to "2ldl the tennis play am:I ........ die reception that follows.. LcndJ is to play tamis wida Orange Cou11ty raidtwts (aD tmnis spots are fillal). II st••i• aa 4 p.m .• and .,cwt a wine mil hon cf oeana 1cupb.Ja wtlida begins at 6: IS p.m. T deb arc a•ailable for receptioa aacl Foar rncmbcn al die Ncwpart Harbor Hip giN vulcy•zl team. wllida ~ to die stale fiuh bdOR .... to Mira Costa tlris __... wa"C a• II lO die Aa.clF S-A DivitiDll team. ii •as an•: Gt First team ldectiom were to i•owc the cmoc.ia 1' pmrt ol bis ptne. ... 9Ccd to be able IO ka:p my ~ .. fryer lllid. ... - frustrated if I mill a fcw 1ba1s. it will laurt the tam ... Errion agJ CCI dial i1•1 impor- tant for F ryu to keep lais cio. centmioa. bat tlaat cxwfi•iani• is just as importaat_ Coadit.ioning will be impor- tant lO the ~ Corona apaad. This season Errioa bas empfanimJ the r.abrat. Speed will play a major factor in Corona· s pme plu.. aa:onfiftg to fryer. -Errion teams in the past haft ahr.1ys been ia die slow down off cmc.... feyer said. • e.t I.bis ~ear we think ow speed wiJJ win a rew games for as ... Fryer also dtiMs this team ia bcua tbaA last yarL He said thcR is room for it to ianpowc, bat tbal ••like lasa Jal'• .,.., 1k ~}Cd JTW "*4' adJ cOcr. nil team ii ---= iato tk team mecpt of ... ,. ,. Fryer also bdicsca.. pOcry .... Sl5 .. OI" IOI pOcry ...... Olllly. ~ ~ nis .... ...,.. .. k .... Big Btvdlcn/Big Sillcn of Orange Coary is a llCJlt1W'Ofit. self-sapportiag &SCDCJ tlaat rnatcltes me• a•d womc• woluatecrs to yo••gsters bdween the aaa o( 6 to 16 wt.o liYe in liltck>1m Cit or grwp lloa:a E.adl wwt s=-ba:amn a friald ad role modd to daar lit- tle bnJOrr /liUk lilta. Tlame wishi• to anmd the n:cqJ(ioe ud tanris abibdioll should mail ia lhcir moaey to: Big Br-otltcn/Big Sisters of Orange Comity. I SO Yorba SL. T llllia. 92611>. cw aill (714) S44- 777J. 1caior Lara Asper aad liifliN more JallJ Ev.-. ..., weft boO amcd to die• •• team a well Oii die AJl..CIF m:O.S 1ca1D WCR Saiton Tracy ~ ad Lama Pa.er. UCI ~Grabs Rose Bowl Regatta Title llr 11111 wr, r Sailing in Flying Jr. dinghys. teams from 19 univenitics and colleges competed in the lnta- collegiate Rose Bowl Regatta sponsored by UC Irvine and USC last Friday and Saturday at Alamitos Bay. The overall winner was UCI, with Jon Pinckney at skipper and Laara Cozzens as crew of the A team boat ad Peter Ncw- br~ as skipper and Lizbeth Landsman u crew or tbc 8 team boat. The combined rcorc of bodl ..... ~the 6-1 i[) Jltr Marin e Srene (UCI Sailing Assoc.~ Raz 6. Lew RO"'C (BYC). 1111 M* llaca t nd 6. a.;..1 · t Dlf (9YC)_ 111111111 ~ ~S (ropdmc) OthCT teams competing aad their OrdCT of finish WCR-Old Dominion University (Virginia). Scanfonl use. Orange eoai College. Collqe of Chatlestoa. CaJ Poly, Su LmObilpo. ••••• ad Sunday. Geoff Reda (UpoltYC).. Jiik ThcR was a good tawt aal onmn (9CYCl Sr M ~ the wiaaen oa Sabiday ~ tom (NHYO ltaz 6. CMolJ• 'q' f Races S _. 6. .., U'-da (BYCl S w W"--. va•t llid {BYC). Gcdl" Bn:tcr. I.Ml MI: Ra:a S ..S 6. Tan W C: Raz S. Ori& A• erio M• 11 ~ C9CYC). {81YCk Raz 6. Fonat Cwlrr Ult M I: llacc '~ ably (8YC). Lod•J (LIYC). prlllM,.. nc-.~c~ ;zl c• ~ 11.-e 6., .... .._ s «; __ ....,-, .... (8YC). lk alill a JI I _. 6s - '-: ... J.101 di BI ' cw ... jlDlllrf stls_..6 the nee. 11lc JI bmas s&ar1al -- side die lmtw. ailal om die jcuy to a awl ofr.an: ad dial QlllC iaide ... for die ... Wi en weft (• anla"~ I 11: a.1. llmid:fPz JJlf (8CYC): Misdtid'. Caralym Hanly (9CYO Varta. ~ Twjtdwtl(VYC). ..-.... -.:.. Cc n •• Gantr1 Gt.._(•YctF .... al.liml Kdly (9Y~ J4 c--. .. Fa -~(VYC). I • a' 1. Di* • dE (8CYC); "'--..._ Cla8A e· '(9Y~n s • ...... .. I; (YY(.l. .. Monaco's ., ...., ""' Newporters who care about Offers Top very uptown. The uncluttered space, marvelous view. and com- fortable seating lend themselves to one of the nicest things about Monaco's, a sense of privacy. You can whisper a sweet nothing, certain 'that the folks at the next table aren't smirking into their caviar. Cuisine Monaco's looking at the food set before you by impeccable waiters is almost as much of a treat as sampling the varied menu. Plate presentation does not get in the way "of portion size however. and Monaco's delivers a goodly amount of each ex- quisite dish.' -~------ tine dining should be grabbing their calendars and making reservations at Monaco's, New- por t 's newest waterfront restaurant. It won't be long before word gets out and rescr- v a tions for this terrific new eatery will be the hottest tickets in town. Eating at Monaco's is an oc- casion. Plan to spend some time over dinner. This is a place to enjoy not only the food and beverage, but the company of friends and family. "The final result is so tender and moist that New Orleans may be calling to learn Driml's secrets." For a specia l evening, M onaco's is just what the ro mantic ordered. The dining room serves as late as 1 t p.m. during the week and until mid- night on Fridays and Saturdays. making this the perfect spot for an intimate dinner after an even- ing at the theater. You'll find the atmosphere one of casual elegance. This is Newport Beach at its best. The look is understated in black, white, grey and mauve. The din- ing room is restful and the bar DOM.OO'IC CONOOLA cguw; '"" ~..,. ~"1 ..... , .\ U.-ee I.>< Ille a.J1 ti..cd (~ t...-.ct r>i.·-.: n..lc1 ~ '>e..· 19'.l \'W Tiit« l'~· 1.>umttc 4 <O''"f 0111 O~" N ottdor -So11mJo~ 'P"' S11Nlo1 }pm First co urse offerings at Monaco's a rc called "fresh starts.·· C hef Craig Driml might well have called them fresh ideas. Driml came to Monaco's by way of Pave and Players. Only 24 years old, he is a bundle of energy a nd enthusiasm. He is also an excellent chef. "We had a chance to create something from scratch with Monaco's and it's been exciting. The basic idea is freshness, everything we serve is very, very fresh." says Driml. Eclectic is one way to describe the euisine Driml has created for Monaco's. Along with such standby "fresh starts" as steam- ed artichoke and jumbo shrimp cocktail, there are morsels like lobster Rockefeller, and lamb carpaoc10. Carpaccio means raw, but this dish of marinated lamb is grilled rare and served with maui onions, enoki mushrooms, sun dried tomatoes, a ginger glace and soy mouselline. ICs one of Driml's favorite menu items, a nd a delight for Newport diners. Appetizers ra nge from $3.95 to Sl2.95. Other delights arc warm ca lamari salad. and a bouillabaisse that tastes even better than it looks. At NOW PLAYING -~it~ fll:HORUS LH1E l.891 P.tormance1 Januery 11 • LOngllt AuM6ng Show on Btoedw.y • NM YOttl Dnlma Critic A•atel • WttWW!I of 1 T~ ,._...,. • Or9ftOI County ~ Entre choices are varied. Grilled fresh rabbit ($10.9S) and angel hair primavera ($9.95), a marvelous pasta concoction, are only two of many choices. Driml says that a special favorite of Monaco's dinner crowd is cajun blackened steak (S 13.95). The filet of beef is marinated in cajun spices. blackened in a pan and then finished with artichoke pu ree and bearnaise sauce. The final result is so tender and tasty that New Orleans may be calling to learn Driml's secrets. For those with less adven- turesome palates, there is a filet of sole monaco ($10.95). served on steamed spinach with a chive buerre blanc and bay shrimp garnish. The sole is cooked to perfection and served with a selectjon of crisy. tiny~ new vegetables that are a taste sur- prise with their hint of soy flavored sauce. Monaco's wine list was chosen to complement the menu selec- tions and includes a variety of both imported and domestic wines as well as several choices of champagne. Enjoy that cham- pagne with fresh caviar served by the ounce along with a11 the traditional garnishes. Finishing dinner only leads you to the main event, dessert. Monaco's choices are limited, but sinful. Monaco's dream is a puff pastry filled with raspberry chantilly topped with a measure of warm chocolate sauce. A plate of walnuts. pecans. and broken chocolate is enjoyable with a dessert wine. sautemc or port. This is a restaurant for lunch as well as dinner. The afternoon menu includes some of the evening favorites teamed with its own special soups, sandwiches a nd salads. One of Driml's pct projects has been the introduction of afternoon tea at Monaco's. There arc eight choices of this most elegant beverage, along with herb and black teas from Cro~ Country Ski Colorado ... Experience perfection ... there's only one cross-country ski resort like .it. Located 18 miles north of Steamboat Spftngs. The Home Ranch has a lodge. 7 log cabins and accommodahons for 20 ~ -EnJOV 28 kllometera of groomed lnMts. ~ tnps. ~en begirnug end Telemlltc ttding. priwlte guid•. hol 1Ubs. IWgh ridls. ~~ meell. end •. :· ·-~ hHtlCS poot. c.I OI --lore bfodu& ... • the cart. Such go~dies as homemade Scottish shortbread and scones are offered to make this afternoon event a treat. Tea is served from 2 p.m. to S p.m. When time won't allow a leisurely dinner or tea. Monaco's o ffers an oyster bar as well as brunch on Sundays from 10 a.m . to 3 p.m . Monaco's, 3333 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beech, 646-5225, Open dally for lunch and dinner. Sunday brunch. Reservations ad- vised. All ma/or credit cards accepted. Full bar. Valet perlc- lng. Dinner for two, food only, $50-$120. ...... "Inn" People wt • ~Ow Nrw F14t Oec.k L°"9t • ''"' o.nins -~aranAoom • ~ ~ lrunctl - Ful ScMc« • E~ .,_,Dine"'! -c-.a L°"9t -N~ • (All*ln'S Tlblir CdleR Sfq> - 9t Hcus • t'lS Da.-G.a locrns ·~""'~· FeclMla -llan 10 to )U) t ----- - Theater Steven Spielberg's 'Color Purpl•' Tops Other 1985 Films "' ........ The best known film-maker today, Steven Spielberg, has at last achieved a maturity of form and viewpoint in .. The Color Purple," a pure artistic masterpiece that surpasses any other film o f 1985. He has transcended himself and his past work. laden with so many finely textured nuances of style and emotio n that one viewing is sure- ly no t enoug~. In adapting Alice Walker•s in- spiring epistolary novel · to a viable screenplay, Menno Mey- jes has intertwined the various plots and characters into an in- tricate kaleidosJ::opic pattern that gradually becomes sharper and more brilliant in colors and definition. The life sto ry o f a black w o m a n , C elie (Whoopi Goldberg). from early teens to middle age in the early 1900's, has been told with Walker's deeply spiritua l quality intact, while enhancing her inner narrati ve drive and connecting story skeins. The abusive relatio ns hip between C elie and her brutish husband (superlatively strong work by Danny Glover) con- trasts with her loving and nur- turing friendship with a frcc- spiritcd blues singer (delicately and forcefully portrayed by Margaret Avery). C elie's growth in self- awareness and consciousness leads to a rebellious spirit and understanding of her capacity to love and be loved. Through her, the film's gentle probing into the quest for identity and in- dividuality is brightly and affcc- 'Nightingale' Recalls Tennessee Williams "'~ ..... , One of the finest productions in town is "Confessions of a Nightingale," a one man show on Tennessee Williams, starring Ray Stricklyn. It is an ex- perience to cherish. to remember with heartfelt pain and yet one tinged with sharp humor and deep insight. Ray Stricklyn has conceived a nd wr itten most of the script based on Tennessee Williams. It is a script that is a gem in itself, rich in an understanding o f the subject. perceptive in the choices of materia l. It is one of the most mesmeri1ing moments spent in theatre in a long time. a nd o ne that 1s a rich contribution to dramatic literature. Strickl>ri is merely magnifi- cent as he sits and talks to the audience for over 90 minutes. -;parkling his script with wonder- ful Oashes of Willi ams' style of wit and ob crvations. Y ct. when he talks of the darker recesses of the playwright's life. especially in hi s account of hi relation to his beloved sister. he is poignant and intensely sorrowful. One can still see the pain the author felt in this relationship. a tender reminiscence of life that filled his heart with beauty and yet with deep pain. In all respects, Stricklyn is magnificent. He literally engulfs himself in the character from the tiniest gesture to the most prob- in g attitudes. He makes one feel as if Williams is si tting there, smoking one cigarette after a not he r . rel ishing in hi s memories. He literally seems to bring the man to life in one of the year's finest perfo rmance. William s' autohiogr a phy, "Memoi rs." plays a pa rt in Stricklyn's script. Excerpts fro m it are present. but the book and Stric kl y n h ave the same greatness in common. It is indefinitely at the Beverly Hills Playhouse. 254 S. Robcr- tonson Bl vd .. Los Angeles, (213) 652-6483 . tingly illuminated. There is not a f aJse note in aiiy of the performances, but it is Goldberg who binds them all together. magnificently depic- ting a var\ety of change and depth of emotional truth with to ta lly na tural involvement. Like the heroes o f C harles Dic kens. her adversity and h a rdship arc overcome by struggle and providence, earning many painful and joyous tears in the process. Spielberg's tasteful and dis- creet handling of sexuality and violence is meaningfully con- trasted with the unabashed, deeply left sentimentality of the numero us character partings and reunions. His achingly luminous images and classical co mpos itions, realized by cameraman Allen Daviau. com- bine realism and nostalgia with a haunting poetic beauty. The miracle of life that's celebrated here is equalled by this sublime miracle of a movie that is easily the greatest film about the black experience ever made. If it doesn't win most or the major Olea"' there is no justice. - 'Out of Africa' a Poetic Masterpiece llf 1111 WI IP I Romantic idealism and dis- illusion are conveyed with style in Sydney Pollack's tranquil love story, .. Out of Africa.•• The poetic. atmospheric grace of Isak Dinescn's prose has been realized in exquiute visual tex· tures and delicacy of perf or- manccs, sustainfog a haunting mood of serenity for two houn and 40 minutes. The love affair between a big- game hunter (Robert Redford) and an unhappily-married coffee-plantation owner {Meryl Strcep) is told within Kurt Luedtke's intelligently-wrought sc reenplay in the growing emotional connections of the characten. The setting in Kenya and the Dllya (lllllrt 11 .. ~ IM llrll (lllrJI ..... , II I IM -hm .... If Alrtca. .. time of early l 9<Xr1 play major roles in developing the parallel themes of man integrating with nature and the strict puritan morality that impeded atron1 relationships from f ormiag. Crucial to stabilizing thac ideas is Redford's portrayal. and he's never been better in convey- ing a sense of harmony with the la nd and other people. He becomes a force of nature, st a unchl y committed to its growt h a nd safety from civilized influence. In one of her warmest and ·fullest performances. Strecp - solidly enacts the inner conflict between isola ti on and devotion without preachment or attitudes. The tender sexual chemistry with R e dfo rd b e com e s irresistibly potent. moving the fi lm fo rward by pure and honest human reactions. Her unfaithful husband is wisely a nd ~sitivcly played against type by Klaus Man a Bra ndauer. who makes t he cad understandable a nd a lmost likable. BRUNCH GUIDE BRUNCH WITH A VIEW Champacne Buffet 9:30 to 2:30 CAPRICCIO CAFE 900 Newport Center Dr. Newport Beach .... ._, ... , ........ '-........... -. . . . . .. . . . .. . ..... -. . ------------~otd~~~WUfl)I-----------. Bristol Bar &. Grille Sundar Chempegne Brunch II.ts Mo.ele.tehlnlown 11 a.m.. 3 p.m. H•PPJ Houra ·H..,111t Place In Town" D•lly 4:00-7:00 p.m./AU Well Drtnb 11.25 .JOIN US! . YJ 1iJ/o/'. '/ ">f 1i'tl . 47°,iJt<~ 1131 ............ c ......... (714) 117-1110 -.. Njl 1Z ~ l 1• TlfE NEWPORT ~A tiESA NEWSnfMNE TODAY DRAMA VtlS• _. 1111 111 ill brings his Tony Award-winning production "Mark Twain Tonight!" to Fullerton's Plummer Auditorium for one sold-out performance at 8 p.m. Jan. 10. The acclaimed one-man re-creation of the wit and wisdom of America's foremost humorist and tall-tale-teller is the third attraction in the Pr o fe ss i o nal Artists in Residence series of California State U niversity, Fullerton. The appearance (postponed from · its o riginally scheduled October date) has been sold out since ear- ly fall. T.... 8-1 (through Feb. 2) Laguna Moulton Pfayhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beac h. Orange County premiere of British comedy farce written by Alan Ayckbourn. Confusion reigns over love and money in this tw o-act production directed by Craig Fleming. Tuesday through Saturday evenings (8 p.m.) and Sunday matinee (2:30 p.m.) per- formances. Call 494-0743 or 494-8021 for ticket information. "Clralnl" is currently being per- fo rmed at the Harlequin Dinner Pl ay house. 3503 South Harbor Blvd .. Sant a Ana. Shows run Tuesday through Saturday evening~ al 8 p.m. with special Saturday and Sunday matinees. Call 979-5 111 . .. ., Ftlr I.My'' indefi[litcly at Elizabeth -Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theatre, 690 El Camin o Real, Tustin. Doors open Tues. -Thurs. at 6:30 p.m .. Fri. -Sat. al 7 p.m. and Sun. at l 1 : 30 a. m. ~ nd 5: 30 p . m. Prices start at S 14. 95 with full waiter service. Call 838-1540 for reser- vations. "Kiss Mt Kitt" 1s ru nni ng th rough f-eb 2 .tt Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse. 140 Avenida P1l:o. San C lemente. Tic ket rru.:c\ \ary from $16 .74 to $23.69. Wednesday to Sunday evenings. dinner at 6:30 p.m. with curtain at 8 p.m. Sunday brunch at 11 :30 a.m., curtain at I p.m. Sunday evening dinner at 5:30, curtain at 7 p.m. For reser- vations call 492-6302. Theatre. through Feb. 9. Tickets are $1 5 to $22 . Curtain at 8 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 and R p.m. on S aturday, and 2:JO and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. "Dri ving Around the House" on the Second Stage, Jan. 24 through Feb. 16. Curtain a t 8:30 Tuesday through Friday. 3 and 8·JO r .m. on S aturday and 3 and 8 pm. on Sunday. Tickets arc $1 6 to $21. Tickets are available fo r both performances at the SC R bo it o ffice. 655 Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa or by telecharge at 657-4033. "O..S If S." will be presented by the UC Irvine School of Fine Arts J an. 29 through Feb. I at UCl's Fine Arts Little Theatre. Tickets a re S4 to $7. Call 8567- 6616 fo r more information. "TM Plr1tea of ,.,_ .. presented hy Opera a la Carte. will be per- fo rmed at Orange Coast College Jan 17 at K p.m. The College is Post-Holiday Sale c~rp tltinps ~---. s.--(' .... _ ....... -.. .............. .,,, S-A-V-E Help us kick off our tenth year ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION with a gigantic savings of up to 40% • Book~. electrics, A food items not incl. • No 11ift wrap or bou:1 • QUIMPER 20t, OFF •KITCHEN THINGS CUTLERY NORMALLY 20'r.Off NOW EXTRA 20t, OFF • ttfNCKELS 4STARCUTLERY NORMALLY ~OFF NOW EXTRA 20t, OFF •KITCHEN THINGS COPPER NORMALLY S<>"OFF NOW EXTRA 20% OFF •MANY MORE FANTASTIC BUYS! kitdjtn t(Jings 3429 E. Cout Hwy., Corona del Mar 673-3444 located at 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets arc StO in advance and Sl2 at the door. Call 532-5880 for reservations and further information. "en.a If dMI "-t," a Pulitzer Prize winning play by Beth Henley. will be staged Jan. 17 through feb.15 at the Gem Theatre. 12852 Main St., Garden Grove. For ticket infor- mation call the box office at 636- 7213. MISC Ifs Cll... .. -for Laguna's world-famous Pageant of the Masters and they need men. women and children of all age-; to pose in the various art masterpieces. f n addition. peo- ple are needed lo he1p with the ma ny different backstage chores during the show. Highlights include a tribute to .. Miss Liberty" in the form of the silver dollar coin designed by John Merc anti, a leading engraver in the U.S. Mint; a wa tercolor hy Winslow Homer titled .. The See Saw": the pop- ul a r gold sc ulpture by Ben - vu n ulo C ellini ''The S all Ce ll a r '': so me Mei ss en porcel;un': Chinese ivory ca r- vin gs. a -;election of Japanese art :rnd. nf course. the trnditi onal en di ng of 1he Pageant ~ince 19J6. I conjrdo da Vinci's "The l .1st Supper " Casting call is 'lated fo r .Ian. I ~ from 7 to 9 p.m a nd Jan. 19 from I to 4 p. m when volunteer~ can sign up and be photographed backstage at Ir vine Bowl. 650 Lagun a Ca- nyon Road. Laguna Beach. Tic ket orders arc now being fill- ed by the Festival of Arts bo:it of- fi ce. !\ nyo ne needing an order form sho uld mail a self- addressed stamped envelope to P.O. Box 1659, Laguna Beach. 92652 as soon as possible as orders are being processed on a firs t-come-first-served basis. For ticket inform a ti on. call 494- 1147. •-ftr: Drlltt c..ty will meet on Jan. 9 from 9:45 a.m. to noon at the Tu-;tin Public library. 345 t-Mai n St . Ce ntennial and M ;.11n. '· hlock from Newpo rt A ve. The '\pe!uk er at the meeting will he Roh1n Schneider, Field Coordinator of the California t\ hortwn R1gbts Action League. Schneider. who is a legislati ve ;rnalyst. wi ll discuss the Anti· C ht)i cc Initiative now circulating fo r th..: June 1986 election. The public is invited to attend. Women For is an organization which supports quality in educa· tion, the promotion of human and civil rights, the advancement of peace, and the preservation of natural resources. Bowers Museum in Santa Ana. The museum is located at 2002 N. Main St. and is open 1()..5 Tuesday through Saturday, and I 2-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free. The Ame r ica n Can c er Society's next '"Freshstart" -;top-smoking program begins Jan. 13 at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Newport Beach. The cl asses will be held Tuesdays and Thursdays. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. through Jan. 27. ··f reshstart" is a straight- forward. no nonsense quit smok- ing program. It contains all of the elements that help smokers quit and actually slay off of cigarettes. To register or fo r more in fo r- ma ti o n please co nt act the fduca ti on department of the t\meric;rn Cancer Society at 751·044 1. \ $10 donation 1-; \Uggc'l~d "Pr1mool Sterytl•." pre-;ented by t he 1'Je"'r ort Beach Public l.1hrar)' al its Balboa. Corona del Mar. Manners and Newport Center hranches. has a nn ounced its upcom ing schedule. At Balboa. the program is Tuesdays through Feb. 25. 10:30 a .ni .: Corona del Mar: Two ses- sions. from Jan. 14 to March 19, on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. and Wednesdays at 1:30 p.m.; Mariners: Wednesdays from through Feb. 26, 10:30 a.m.; Newport Center: Mondays. Feb. 24 t o April 7 , 1:30 p.m. Registration is required. For in- fo . call Margaret Poarch, 644- J 186. The Ba llet Montmartre, a no n-profit o rganization, 1s holding auditions for j unior compa ny members. ages 8-13. and \enior company members age 14 and up. o n Friday J anuary 24 at 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.. a t the Newport Ballet A cademy. 2632 S anta Ana A venue . C os t a Mesa . Scholarships offered ,/ Those with ct commitment to dance arc en- couraged to call 646· 7644 for more information. Ula 111111 •*'lg ha Iman will present an evening o( folk, classical and fiery namenco numbers at UC Irvine on Jan. 11. The event called ••Hispanic Heritage'' will be held at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Village Theatre. Members of the company in- clude UCI student and guitarist Kirsten Weymer. a senior in music . The program also features virtuoso dancer Oscar Nieto and namenco singer C hinin de Triana. Dancers per· form in authentic costumes from the region s where the m ov ements orag1natc. Accesso ries such as combs. man- tillas, jewelry. shawls and hats c o mplement the garments. Tickets are SS for general admis- sion. $6 for UCJ studertts and $7 for o ther students. senior citiLens, UC1 faculty, staff and Alumni Association members a rc ava il able at UCI box offices, Tickctron and Teletron outlets. C all UC I a t 856-6616 for ' telephone. mail and credit card orders. Fo r more information ahout the event. caJl Arts and Lectures at 856-6379. MUSIC lllrW l11n meet Tuesdays. 7 - 9:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant on Fair- view Road in Costa Mesa. Anyone who enjoys singing is welcome to join. Call 494.8119 or 897-0587 for details. ' T1111t IM mtey dllWI open to the public a re featured at the Via Maria in Cypress. On Wednes- day nights at 10 p.m ., a_ lip-sync contest with a SIOO prize is featured; on Thursdays at 10 p.m .... The Gong Show" is held open to any act, including magicians, comedians, dancers and singers. Via Maria is located at 9969 Walker St., Cypress .• For information, call 821-9300. lnt~tioully-lllOWlld piullt U Ht&z performs in The A venue Bar al the Anaheim Hilton and f<.rncr~ Mon.-Sat.. 4:30-8:30 p 111 f hc ·\ nJhc1m Hilton is hK·atcd Jl 777 Convent ion w" Call 740-·L~68. . Coafr1y P~illipa . the world- renowned pianist who has per- fo rmed in New York and in Lo ndo n fo r the Queen c f f:ngland is performing Tuesday th ro ugh Saturday evenings at the Newp o rt M a ndari n restaura nt in Newpo rt Beach fr om 5:30 lo 9:30 p.m., 3950 C ampus Dr. Call 852-0900. n. fa11rm llrtle Qllrtll. a resi - dent en semble of the Chamber M u-;ic S ociety of Lincoln Center a nd the Smith so nian Institution, , .. 111 he pe rforming at 8 p.m .. .I an. I J in the UC Irvi ne Village Theatre . Ti~k ets are S6-S8. Iii a. Mllic wi ll be featured as part of an evening of entertain- ment presented by the Perfor· m in~ \rt' Section of Irvine's Cornmunitv Services . S ocial hour. twffcl dinner. and da ncing. \dm1,.,ion S22 per pe,rson. The event '"ill 'itart at 6:30 at the furtlc Ro<:k Community Park . l Sunnvhill Drive. Irvine. Call 660-J88 I. ........... Children's Homa Society Debutanta were .. thrlllecl" ucl 0 cxcited" bUt mott were ...... voua•• about aecutina the ~t. Jarna It.ow." a curt1y that oriainated when En1li1b daupten were praented to tlM rei1nin1 monarch and hit court at St. Jama Palace. Fortunately. CHS is not one of the pre1entatioo balll that • vocates the European BOw -a deep curtsy wherein the airll momentarily touch their heads to the noor. Well. each of the 20 youna ladies attired in tbc traditional white evenin1 aowm, carrying orchid n09epys and wearing the CHS gold medallion for service executed their .. bows .. beautifully. CHS tradi- tion required the debs to bow twice. once individually with their fathers and then as a group -to society. Relief registering on every charming face, it wu truly time to enjoy the evening. The Newport Beach Marriott ballroom had been transformed into a u white winter wonderland" for the occasion. Debs. parents and family guests dined and danced the balance of the evening to the terrific music of Barry Cole's Sound of Music Orchestra. For 32 yean, the Newport Harbor Auxiliary of Children's Home Society bas invited girls to become debutantes bued on their scholastic, volunteer and community achievements. Proceeds from the ball, chaired by Sandee Kerr, benefit CHS adoption. day care a n d educational services. Dcbutantes were: Victoria C1nl111• • ,. 14 . ,:f-= ~ . ·..l_j ··> \ --~ j \,·~-A_R.., M ~? \ ._, '• I Calilomia Fint Bank s.rv.. .. ~ '°"' briq needa with mrnptarM r-. mnd ~ lfTVU Member FDIC Xl().QJ ~ ~Phocl> Ow 6xw • '°"' .,.__, ..... mrd.f lndudq 0N hour color. de I \WC wl .._. ~ pho... ()pm 7 ct.,. .... 7'l).8057 Bt\)SIDE CENTER M• Loe Dias. dnr• o1 Dr. md Mn. Lodt Gee ~ ol Newport Beacb. married Saq*ll M. a.tchdler. allo of Ncwpon Bad. ia tk Gaidcll Gnwc Ullital Mdllodisl Cbulda New. lO. RCT. Dafld Bailey ..S Rev. Miles Acker ofrlCiatal at the ccrcmoay. Stq>bcn M . Batcbdlcr is a sns coasultaat with Coldwell Buker ia Torrance. He ftJCCiwal his MBA and BA in business from the University of Soutbcm Calirornia. Mae Lon is presidcat or Personnel Systems ,, Awx::iatcs. a personnel m~ ()ment consulting rum located in Newport Beach. She received hCT MBA from the University of Soaabern Ca lifornia and her BA in industrial psychology from UCLA. The candlelight ceremony was a musical cdebration which in- dudcd a handbdl choir playing ••Jaus. Joy of Man's Desiring;· as the parents were seataL then singing by the Californians or the Orange County Master Chorale. V ocaJ soloists included FlowersSay "Get ~" Best! Smd a ay cl samshine toa 5d friend blly with the AFS GET WELL FLOWER ARRANGE- MEN'I M's a d9eedW btMqUd "the 6~ sew•lll lowos and is SUR to cbttr someont who is a lialr undrY thr ~ ufS Aliso• Enalaad of Nort• HOiiywood ad Moctcy Swu of Apple Valley. As tJae bride entaal the church Oft the arm or IM:r father. the ~Tn~ ¥ola- ta ry· • ••• performed by ,,.mpctCT Roy Poper. As • special toach the bride"l musin, violinist Mary Quon. played tbe .. Air in G .. by 8adL Cbarlca Cassey.Cooper. director of tbc Californians. composed an oriainal song for the neat. ··celebration of Lo~•• which was dedicated to the bride and groom. The bride woft a white satin ~wn with alencon lace bodice. basque waist. boat neckline. run sat in skirt with alcncon trim- ming the bottom. and cathedral train. The dress (cat11rcd a deep vce back with sal.UHx>vercd but- tons and a large satin bow at the bottom or the back. The slc:evc:s were slightly puffed at the shoelder and fitted through to the waist inset with alcncon laoe and sequins. Her juliet cap was custom designed by fashion designer Frank~ with white lace. seed pearls. sequins. blusher and a cathedral length vail. The bridc•s sister. Claudia Ding-Mueller. was matron of Ronald Merritt, Evelyn Sherwood Exchange Vows Wedding vows were achang- cd between Newport Beach com- munity leader Mrs. Evelyn Sherwood and Mr. Ronald K. Mc:r'ritt. wdl-knowa bridge author. in Palm Desert on November 15. Dr. Dean Miller of the Pres byterian Community Church performed the ceremony in the Eisenhower Chapd. Attending the couple were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phillips of N ewpo rt Beach and Palm Desert. The Newly weds were to honeymoon aboard the Pearl of the Orient o n a round-tftc..world cruise. They will ma.kc their home in N ewport Beac h and Palm Desert. Lontly J tWtllry Wt art currmtly saking jtwtllry and gems for dirtet purdsast from tstata and privatt individuals . MOBOCO Fw Jnu·Ury f"" (~s lCX> ~cwpor t Ct.-nh:r Dr Nn' port Rc.h. CA 'l26N.> (714) 644 ... 8325 hoftor'. The bridel1IWds were SW Burch. Michelle l.oU. A..,_ Tana. Dorotlay Tua. Karea T~ aftd May va. W*ll. * bridelm"'Hi wore ...... and pink now. wrcatlll ... cd by Roaa•ne Valda: The dresses were white Ooor·leaath water mart taffeta dn:ua with sweetheart neckline. basque waist and lhOrt puffed ~ The flower girl and rio1bearer were Tishia and Derrick Que, son and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Que. Fasbion designer Frank Que of Iris Creative Clothing in La Canada designed the bride's hcadrcss, beading of the wedding gown and the flower girt•s dress. He was also the make-up consultant for the wedding. Andrew Batcheller. the brother of the groom. was best man. Bruce Batcheller. along with Steven E. Auth. Boise Ding. Larry Ding, Jefferey Robinson. and John Tenaglia were groomsmen. Additional ushers were Duane DeKalb, Randy Hause. Gary Robertson and Jefferey Robertson. The groomsmen and ushen wore white tie and black tails. .. ................ Participants Can Sign Up for Fair Competition There isn't a better time to think about signing up for the competitions at the Orange County fair than at the begin- ning of the new year. The fair in Costa Mesa is now accepting requests to rcc::eive en- try blanks and information booklets explaining the variety of competitions open to local residents for the July 11 -20 event. ••So many of our contests and judging competitions involve planning and preparation. We want to get people thinking about what they will enter in the fair now so they have ample time for the special planllina that ii required,.. said Norb Bartosik. general manaaer. Orange County raidcftta can vei for cash awards. trophies. ribbons and commemorative plates in feature c:xhibillt film and video festival. fino an.. noriculture, home arta and crafts. hobby collections, aquarium fiab abow, photography. home wine. aans and mineral&. 4-H and FutuR Farmers of America com- petitions aod • nriecy or con- testa. Entry inforinati08 Will a. cm- t ri bu ted in mid-February. Deadline to submit •tty rorma form ~-Jue 16. Entry to apply to tome CHS Debutant Ball ... depart Md ..., according to co . C 1 dhm ... 11 Ayres. Stacy Bater, Michelle Barr. Shelly Crickett, Kara Fanner. Kimberly Fine. Melin- da Gianuli~ Roxanne Hughes, Suzanne Leider. Margaret Lin- ton, Anne McCray, Elizabeth Nutt. Carolee Ogata, Becky S addington. Stacey Skcie. For his eyes only ... Valentine Portraits ~-C!Z_~p ~aOKV n41 ... 1MI -· 0 .......... ,.c..._ V' '7 •• C arrie Snyder. Nicole Waters. Kathleen Watts, Dayna Wiescncck and Amy Zimmer- man. Parents of the Debutantcs were: Tony and Donald Ayres. Jr.; Judith and Daniel Crickctt; Anne and Stephen Nutt; Mons. and Mmes.: William Baker, Cle- ment Hirsch. John farmer. Stuart Fine. James Gianuliu. William Hughes, Jack Leider, Frederick Linton. John McCray. Masami Ogata, Hugh S addington. Leon Skeie, Robert Gunkel. George Jones, John Watts. Herbert Wciseneck and Terrell Zimmerman. Among CICOl1s were: Ridwd Colin. Brian Davison. John Curci. Matthew Paskerian. Sanford Ewing. Lance Ryan. Hans Gocttling. Scan Combs. Th exhibited at the 1984 and 1915 0raae County fain will automatically be tent entry information. There aR aome new clmliom to the annual compedtioaa. A pri.Dtmaki• cliYWoa bu been added to the d"4p diYiaion for profeuional mid 9"ice ar- tists in the fane aru department. wi~:.t~:" IViS::~ and 1ardea ~ for b~ byi1ts. specialty dubl aad other organiz.atiou. A room ud patio clasa had beca added for retail florists. There ii a new division for educational ahibita. To aign up for entry iaforma- lion write; Oranp County fair, Entry Department. 88 Fair Drive. COlta Maa, CA 92626 or call (714) 751-3247. Newpart Ballet ~cadelQI * WINlllt Sf.SSION • NOW ENROi.UNG * • Pre-Ballet Ages 4-5-6 • • Beginning Ballet through Pointe • Special Ballet Exercise Clnses Wt tuch a 1Pedal method few~ ...... tofti .. the body. O"I a * ••• * A4ubt ....... AM, ... 1101. C...Mw. ,.,. .. ., .... ,, ta Tbinkina of fuhion for 1986 is natural at this time or year. The upcoming year promilea to be one or a more tbouahtful style. Designers aeem to be more considerate than ever or the feminine form. What makea fuhion intereltlna ii the bro8d •P•ctrum of style inter- pretations, Tbil i1 where the im- port.net or personal taltc call make you feel oe top of tbc world or wonder why you ate that cclair Jut week. The new year will include tome buic treads to loot for from bc.t to toe. • Last year the color wu anythina. u Iona u it was bript. Putela and subtle printa are the order for the new aeuon. This ii pat news (or Califor- nians; we've known about cool colon for a long time. But don't let the statement of a tolid black, white or navy .Wt 10 to wute. Cluaic dreuing ii of the utmost Irvine buys. Consignments wted. Call for appoh1bnent. ............ 43'10 Culver Dme. Suite F-l Irvine • (714 857-t547 importance. Rich print1 for day •For an evening out on the and niaht also lliake an depnt town, be 1lamoro1u and look and lellture. sophisticated. The return of long •fabrics for the warmer gowns that are slimming and months tend to'be lipter to the sexy make dressing up really an touch. With new ways of makina event. Pants are also becoming materials out of natural aad syn-accepted as formal wear. Done thetic fiben, d•;,... ue laa¥ins in silk or satin, legs look longer a field day using tbele taturea and shaplier. to wonderful use. Look (or sheer •Manufacturers of hosiery are wool, matte jeney, tropical beginning to realize the true weiaht wonted fabric, 1ilk, and beauty or hose that is sheer. The for the fall. leather. Cotton is look is to shine, not just give always sensible, and start ftOtic.. color. in1 the special ways lace is bein1 *Shoes are often overlooked med, from aay eYCDiaa SoWD1 as just a basic necessity. Shoes toshoa. Manydaignenareop-arc more of a statement. ting for bare skin in lieu of any Manufacturers are designing fabric at all. shoes with leather cutouts, many •The sillouette is distinctly colon in a deisgn, varying heel shapely. No more ovenizcd, heights and gliuer. Straps are blouaon-type styla. The purpoee now used for evening and day in of 1986 fuhion ii to flatter, not varying thicknes1e1, and hide what's undeneatb. From sometimes laced up the ankle. daywear to evening, simplicity i1 Special shoes are those rich in the rule. Shoulden are toftly color or print combined with in- p added, waists are 1ently teresting shapes for pumps, a gathered or smartly belted. real attention-getter. Skirts are aborter and nar-•Jewelry is understated and rower, hittin• the back of the kept at a minimum. One unusual knee. Pants. too, are 11im, and piece can make an outfit more whether,, a heel is worn or no~ classic and understated. The the pant should be hemmed so i~ ahine of metallic jewelry can jus! touc~es the top of you~ foot. even take an outfit from/ a day at The !mportanc::e of Jacket ~1f~rk to an evening party. It y I e • 11 not to be u n -.. ataim in all daips are popular dcrestirnated.Since this is the as necklaces bracelets and belts. bat item to have in your war-And last ·don't overlook the ~ro~ look for ~k~ in vary-importanc~ of an accessory. 1n1 . lengths, ta1.lor1ng, and Hats are making a strona com- fa.bracs. Buy t? ma.a and ma~ cback, as are gloves in ~ with pants. sk1.rts, even waltm.g whites, blacks and gold. Scarves shorts._ What as won:i under. as are peeking out of jacket pockets now slammer. more ta.alored, bke or are bein• wrapped around the a knit or even a light tee shirt. bead for a oolorful touch. J1nu1ry Clarance ........ 751¥8 on ~' 338 Poinsettia, Corona Del Mar 714/875-8523 nm MART Houri: Mon.. Ffl 10-1 sa 10-2 2711-8 E. eo.t Hwy. Cotona del u.. C..12t25 " ............... ... .. ,___c-...., ( 714) 675-4830 PllOGMUIYI HAIRDUIGN FOIL HIGllLl8Hl1ll8 8"CIAUST N•W Super ttdan Bt11ch end Qotdw .. "*Colour "°"' ~ ~ COLOR 'Ii. SPECIALIST PHOTO STUDIO-- 714/675-0823 Tuea. Thru Sat 9 am -e pm. 2333 Eat C099t Hlghwlly, Suite A Corone del MIW, CA 12125 January Pink Sale (714) 7fie..3347 First Annual • Jm& 8oa&h ol the Ya .. Crown." 3801 -C-&.-COM& HWJ. c.o.. IW Mar, CA. um INTRODUONG 9a~hion &oo,,e, !BoutU,iu N:r I: a.elf a...I ·--·• Conte., •• , aott I .. N:r 0: .Jea*1 _. ..._ F•tda rtla Acc1nD9tes N:r ID: Vetf'/ Allx ' Ne Pltc:es I 'Jtdiion &cou We accept conslgrvnent (By appointment only) 714/722-1321 ADaiy~10.7 ~~JN .. 1884-A Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa ,..,..., 1• St a HaapatJt l#wl.) O.ted· SEP 05. 1915 ATTEST s FRANK S. ZOUN, County ~ EJI. ecuttve omo.r of the Superior Court ot Callfomla. County ol Loe Angeles. By .Deputy .-..,11rc1 1 1 k STRVEM SUanH _. .... U>Olf 9U9ITH au""'°" COURT OP,.... ITATa OP CAUPOllUtlA '°"THE COUNTY 0, Loa AIMllL.aa ........ WIWAllll IOUKUlAN. *-. D111f1 L CAAMO•'llMI CO..TEST AlllD GAOU•I OP O..OarTION TO ~ROaA Ta CW PURPOllTID WIU STEVEN SUBfTH. SHELDON 8U8fTH, Con'9lt.antt., ,,.. MARILYN JARVIS SOUKESIAN, JEff'AEEY MICHAEL JARVIS. JONATHAN MICHAEL JARVIN, ELLIOTT MICHAEL JARVIS. JEREMY JARVIS, KENNETH WILLIAM SOUKESIAN. CYNTHIA SOUKESIAN. OLEHN WILLIAM SOUKESIAN . LI NDEN SOUKESIAN, NATHAN SOUKESlAN. JOSHA SOUKE.SIAN STEVENS WELLER JR . BRUCE F SALES. CHAISTIAN 8CtEHCE MONITOR ENDOWMENT FUND. ARMENIAN M ISSIONARY ASSOCIATION OF AMERtCA INC .. PRINCIPIA COUEOE. ARMENIAN EMANUAL CONGRESSIONA L CHURCH. FIRST CHURCH OF PALM SPRINGS, MOTHER CHURCH OF THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTISTS. BROADVIEW SANJTORfUM. AMEAJCANS UNrTEO FOR SEPA.RA TION OF CHURCH ANO ST ATE. end DOES 1 througtl 50. lnciuatve. Rttponden~. ContMtanta, STEVEH 8UBrTH end SHELDON SU8fTH, allege' 1 Con-.canta we the gtend90f• end ,.._ ol WILUAM SOUKE.fMAN, d«IHICI, ,_..,...,,_,to• cleclecl91l. 2 Oeoedent died on« ........ a 1• Md-. 1t the ti,,,_ ol h .. deMt\. 8 I I J'f .. tf'1'9 0....., fJI t.. Angetes. State ol Qllla1'111. 3 ~,,.......___ .... tl1z•c-.•1111r. ••u -. NAiii Ml W 1•111 SHELOOH SUBITH • h ff I ........ OA llAMI MAAl1. YN JARYlS SOUKESIAH JEFFREY MICHAEL. JAIMI JONA THAN M JARVIS ELLIOTT MICHAEL JARVIS JEREMY JARVIS FELICIA JARVIS CYNTHIA SOUKEStA.N GLENN WILLIAM SOUKESIAN LINDEN SOUKESIAN NA THAN SOUKESIAN JOSHUA SOUKESfAN STEVENS WELLER JR BRUCE F SALES lmA,... ...... .... .... D•ICI ~ .,,....., a ... ...... CA edufl ........ .. a. .... CA Adult hMget .. ' ' ..... CA Adult Strenger ....... ..... CA MlnOr 8trMger .. a. -.CA Minor Strenger .. a. __...CA Adult OeuoMlir·MI ~ tn-Uw CA ~It Grandeon ....... -..,cA Minot Grend.on Ml L-. CA Minor GrendeonMIL-. CA Minor Grandaon Ml~ CA Adu" Stranger LM .... .... CA Adu" Strang«, •1 rw O..,CA 1"11 ........ .. con- duc:llld br M tftdMdwf . ...-~ ... Oct.at n.. ........... .., .. ... c.u...t, C1er• Of Orenge Co11n11 on '*·--, .. ,. , .. No. f2IM2I 12128 112 111 1/11 N(A.483 WIC llOTICa ACfiiW ••r•1a ~ITA?llmn The fcMlowtng pertOna ere doing bu11ne .. aa PARK PLACE HOMES. 33351 _,..Or .• 0.. POlnt. CA taa: Je¥» Bunni, 33351 Ad Or., 0... Potnt, CA t2t29:' Tom Buulfl, 33351 MOii Or •• DIN Poktt. CA Thla buMMN lS con- daacted .,, huebend and wlle Signed: Thomu euz.-. Jorm ... n. .. ,, ...... -..., ..... .. County a.11 "' Orenge Co11nty on Oecwnbw 17, 1115 Fie No. F2114' 1 1/2 1/t 1/,. 1123 NE4514 ,._IC•nca ACihWetJlll ... .... eTAH 111 The f1la t4 ...,-.on le ck*tg INl6n 111 -GOl.118 PHOTOGMl'MY. 12 ~ fll 11 Oft llWf\. CA wa. v...... 119c ...... Odd, 12 KillAoe. •Ill j)Oft 9-:::tl. CA _, Thia .,_nl II II con- duelld by en lndMdual. 8'gnect: Vincent MICNll Gold Tillll s t __ ... _. .. C...., a.. OI Oren9e County on 0.lnMf I. 1• Fie No. '2M2l7 t/2 1'111111/U NfA.515 .... IC.TllCa MthiOUe Mi 1111111 .-nAnrwn hit IDie "'• ""°" • ..,,,......, ...• ~ ,.._ ... I ;w .. 2112W aew.,..,. 8'wd ...... po!"t 8-:f\. CA ll29IS.. K.,.._.. Mwc ~. 1500 °"' Ad., .... port 8-:f\, CA 11293. TNI bueln1• le con. duct9d br M lftdMdual sv-t: ~ M. OcNctl. Tillll ..... Milli -fled .. .. Counlr a.-of Orenge Count, on Oeoembel 11. , ... Fiii -Flmlll 112 111111• 1/ZI 44813 ,..IC.T'ICa PICfillOUe M!lll ... llAMa STAI n The ....... ,..., ... dotng ~ ... The W*'dOOL'UOw.~ trOflt. fk a poit 8w:t\. CA ~ 8cae A. ..... 1420 w Oceenlront. Newport ~CA12113. Thie ~HI 61 COft· ductl9d by 8ft lndMdueJ. &gned: ... Sowwa. Tillll I •11 -IMed ... ... Oouney Qet1l of Or-.. eo.ty on Dec. 23. 1115. FlllNo. n.... 112 "' 11111123 4511 ...... ... IC llOTICa PICthiGlM ....... ........ , " n.~ ... ~ are doing buafneN aa: BELL COUR T PARTNIRSHIP. 4000 MacAtttu lou--.S. .... 110. Newport Beach. CeMom&e NMO: Mliedl ............. ~ .,....., c.llfom&a 12715, ....... A.A. A:al' IOil VIII ,.,ncof', f'•lo• Verd ... c .. a Niam7• ~ • ,, Ill .. Cll»- duot•• •1 a 9enere1 .............. ....,, ...... '1111 11 r.-19_ ... ..... C...., Cid OI Oraftea Cow1tly on D I .. 11.1- AlaNa.....,I ti/II 111 ,,, 1111 •• • .. . t s S&ILJO •R• •-n .... lflll! ... ,., awawa T.& ......... ...... 14141 YOU ME tH DIPAULT .,..,.,. A DIED 0# TNJIT DATED 11.-... UNI a9 YOU TAICE ACTION TO PAOTECT YOUR ~rv. rr MAY • 80LD AT A PU8UC IAll-• YOU NHD AM ECPl.ANA110H OI THE NATURE OF THE~ AGAlti9T YOU, YOU 9HOUlD CONTACT A LAWVER. Ticor Tl9e....,,.,. eomp.., "'c.....-. a corpota- tlon. bnwtr Tiie .....,_end Trull~. On......., ... 1-. Ill t;OO A.Ill, T1cor Tiie.,,.,,.,.. eomp.., ol c .. ,.,., a oorpoulloH. ~ Tiie In- ...,.. end TNll ~. M d4/ltt ........... ~ under end ~ to Deed ol Trull dlled 11.-..3 reoonted ....__, 81 11M. • nt. No. M..flllrn1, ol Of· tic*' Aeoorde In the dice "' the County Aeoorder of <>r-oe County, c .. om.. WILL SELL AT PU8UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST llOOEA FOR CASH OR CASHtBnJ CHECK, <P-7 ... Ill tme ol .... In 1MwM ~of tt. Un"9d ..._. 111 THE SOUTH FAONT ENTRAHCE TO THE OLD ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE LOCATED IN THE 200 8LOCtC 0# WEST SANTA ANA BOULEVARD (FORMERLY WEST 8TH STREET) SANTA ANA, CAUFOANIA. II rtgM. .. end In· ..,... con..,_. to end now held by It under Mid Deed ol Trust In the property 8'tueted In Mid County end 8'9tle deecnbed .. : PARCEL "A- THE BUILDING ANO OTHER PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS LOCATED ON LOT I OF TRACT 9129, IN THE CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CAUFORHIA. AS PER MAP RECORDED l.N BOOK 429 PAGES 25 TO 27 INCLUSIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECOAOER OF SAID COUNTY. PARCEL -S": LOT B OF TRACT 1828, AS PEA MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 429 PAGES 25 TO 27 INCLUSIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY AECOADEA OF SAID COUNTY, EXCEPT THE BUILDING ANO OTHER PERMANENT IMPROVEMENTS LOCATED ON SAID LANO. P ARCB.. "'C": NOH.EXCLUSfVE EASEMENTS OVER LOTS 14 AND 15 OF TRACT 1740, AS PEA MAP RECORDED tN BOOK 408 PAGES 41 AHO 42 OF MUJCELLANEOUS MAPS ANO LOT 12 OF TRACT 9828 rN BOOK 428 PAGES 2.S TO 27 INCLUSIVE. IN THE OFF1CE OF THE COUNTY AECOAOER OF SAID COUNTY. AS DE.SCRl8EO ANO DEftNED IN S ECTION 1.02 OF THAT CERTAIN MEMOAAHOUM OF LEASE DATED NOVEMBER 21. 1171 ANO RfCOAOED NOYEMBEA 21, 1179 IN BOOk 18404 PAGE -· OFflCW.. AECOA08, AS INSTRUMENT NO. 27llO. q ecord owner: CAMPUS/NEWPORT L TO.. A UT AH JMITEC> PARTNl!R8tlP. The ecreet eddt-end ott'9t common dellgnellon. If 8nY. "' the ,... Pfoperty dwr1bed ebowe le purpcM1ld to be: 5010 Cwnpua DrM. .._port~ Cell'ca1• 12110. The undM 891ed Trueeee ~ 911J ~tot ""'J in. c:orrec11 •• of the .._. eddrW end ottw common dn'gr.uon. If """· llhcMiw\ herein. Seki ..,. wW be made. but wtltQlt oownent or Wllrr'M- ty, _,,,...or lmpled, ......,dtng-.. po•1111on. or.,... c:umbrmnc::a. to r-t the unS*d b1l1noe ol the note(•> ~by Mkt Deed of T1'U9ti to-wet 1334.802.00-.. In- duding• PfOvtded In Mid '*-C•> . ......,ae. ff eny. un- der the '9rma ol -'d Deed of Trwc. ,_, c::two-end ex- peneee of the T~ end of the trUlla a..-ct by Mid Deed of Tn.t. The beneftdwy under Mid Deed ol Ttu8C herelOfore u - ecuted end deheled to the underlllglllCI • wrmen Dedlretion of ~ end Demand tot Sele, end • wrlftln Notice of o.t.M end EJedlor1 to Sel. The under8'gned cllUl9d Mid Hoca of ~ end EJecllon to Sell '° be recorded In the county .._. the ,... prop9rty le locet.ed. Trustee of perty conducting .... : TICOR TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY Of CALIFORNIA. 800 N. Main Street. Santa Ane. Cellfomtl 12701; Attn: Joyce Wlllllmt 7141163-2020 EJCt 4521. Dete: Jenuary 3. 1188 Tlcor Tltlie lneurance Company of Clfffomta. • oor- ~ltlon. b merty Tltlie lneurenoe end Truet Com- peny, u -6d Tr'*9e. By JOYCE WILUAMS Au1hor1Dd !Ugnetur• 1 /9 1118 1123 4531 .K-alll NOnCa OP mATM Of' COllA P • ..._ Am Of'H •~fNiW'lh-CM TO AD•IHSID UTAft c ............ ,.,., To all ,,..,., -~. credttore. conttngem u edlton. end pe1 .,.. wfM> ~be Olt'9I .... """' 1111 d In the _. or ...._ ol C(MA F. DUNN A peitMlon hee beert ... by. JOHN C. DUHN, ST ANlEY l . DUNN In the Superior Court of OrMge ~ ,. queetjng lhet JOHN C. DUNN. 8T AMEf L DUMf. MAAGOT DUNN IKk.UNG be IPPC*..ecr • .,.,.,. ... reprwntattve to ldmltll•• ........ of .. decedent. A heerlng on the pemot\ • be hlltd on .Mnuety 21. 1988 11 1:30 A.M. In Dept.: 3 k>cated et 100 CMc Center Drive W• Senta AM. CA IF YOU OBJECT to the ttentlng ol tt. pelllon, you thoutd either ..,.,.., Ill the heertng end ..... your obfee- Uona or Ne wrtnen oC>jedoM wtttt the OOU'1 befor9 the heerlng. YCNr ..,.,....,.. may be In per90ft or by your 11· lom9y. tF OU ARE A CAEDfTOR or a conllogent cndttor of the dee 1111 d. Y'O'I muet fl9 your c:le6m _.., the court or ..,. --" • to the .,.._,, ... repre1 I IMtw appointed by the OCNa't ... '°"' morM'9 from the ..... °' ... ...__,."' .....,. • prorided In~ 700 of .. Cllfuwm ,,...._ Code. The an. tor~ a.llnl .. "°' ..... prtor to tour monlM "°"' ........ "' .. heertftg nolold ...... YOU MAY EXAAi9E tt. ... MP'.., .. court. I'°" .. • ""'°" ..... Jiii d lft the ....... you....., .... .,.._ the ...allOf or ...,.. .. illOI. or upon lhe.,..., tar tt. •~ ...., Of ....... end ........ ODYrt .. proof "' ....... ..-.,..... .......... ,.., ... ...... .......... "' .......................... "' .. ..., --0t fl/ .. 'a•aw• or ilOOOlftl ,, .. .,._. In ........... ~d .. c ... ,,. ,. .... Code. .-.,_, W , ••• •· ....., L Dunn. t2.ll w.111 1-.--. ....... CAIOM1 '" 1/19 1121 4644 ............ ..... m ... •W!•w.,11aawa ., ......... YOU AM. IH OlfAULT u.M A Olm CW ~ DATED U., 1, ttM. UM .. YOU TMR MmON TO "'°1"£CT YOUlll NOMI. rT MAY• IOU> AT A "'9lJC SAL.I. F YOU NllO M IJGIUNAllOlll OF THS IMTUM Of THI ~ MMMT YOU. YOU IHOUl.O CONTACT A LAWYa. ITAM ~WCON ORAT1C»4aC •om111...,. .. 1 .. -~ ............ nu.. under .......... d111>1111• deed Of~ WILL la&. AT "'8lJC Au0n0N TO.,.. HIOHEST aeooa '°"CASH or .......... ...... ~ ol tt. CMI Code. 11 l'flM, .. Md II ..... ._. ..,... to end rtow ........ under lllld Deed Of TNllln .. prop9rt) ............ clllcdled. TAUS'tOflt OANA H. IMITH, TRUST& M THE 8MfTH FNA.Y TMIST. DATB> JULY M, 1•. DTA8L•B BY DANA H. SMITH NG SANDI W. ewnt, TMISTOllll BENEACIARY: ueenY tcl>.TK*Al MMC. a fldw• S..lng A•11cliMlof't ........ ..., 24. '"' -'"*·No . ....a1-"'.,... ftclal Aecof d9 In ... ofllce "' the Aloordlr "' Or-.. County; IMt d.ed "'trull dMc:f.,.. .. tolowtl"' .,,...,.. ly: An undMded ~ lnter.c In end tD Lot 4 lft llodl 31 cl Newport awti. In .. -"' ..... Bladt. • Pll" map recorded In llOoll I ,.... • of M~ Mtipe. In the ollloe ol lhe oouney recorder of Mkt county. MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS: 3807 8111hcn 0rtwe • .._,. port 8-ch. CA "(ff • ..,.... ~ or oommon dll9'••n le"'°"" above. no ..,,eney II gN9n •to Ila oom,t1u 111 or 00t· rec111111)." The~ under eeld Deed ol Trull._,,,_ d a btWh or cWeull In the ~aw• 9ICUNd ..,...,,, herelofore aeculed end ...... to ... Uftdill ..... . wrttten DecMrdOn "' Dlfll.tl end DemMd tar ..... end wrltNn nOllCe"' brwft end"' ....... --.. ..... der'l9*' to ... lllld property to ....,, lllld oatg rrr11-. end ther_,.., the Ullder ......... lllld noloe ol brMCft end of elK1loft to be NCOrded U., I , t• • INllr. No. • 1m of Mid Ofldel "9oordJ. Seki ...... be mede. ""'~~or_,.. ty, lllCPf'W or lmpled, ,...., • .., -..1111111111on, or~ cumbr8'~ '° r-t ............ prtnclpel .... of .. note(•) eecuted by lllld Deed ol TNlt. ""' ..,_ • In .... note provided, ............ under ... --"' takt Deed of TNllt, ..... dWgee end ..... 111 ol the trustN end of the -... 011111 d by Mid Deed ol TNlll Sekt .... wtl be held on Jenusr 24, 1•. 111 11:00 A.M .. 11 the 17th a.Mt ••b•a to~ Corpora- tion, 1570 EMii t71tl ............ "·..,..AM. CA. The~ amount of the unS*d balance ol the obloJefon aecured by .... property'° be toed. ta ............. .... chergee end I I I lllld OOlll. 9ql IAI II:, end ed- v.nc., .. of the dm tw'eol ...... 132.11. °*= Oeoember 23, 1• STAN-SHAW CORPORATION •Mid TNllM. 1670 Eat s.u.ne..nlh Street Senta Ana. c ...... t2701 (714) 542-5111 BY: Lynn Brunner. A~ s.cr.t.ry 1/2 1/9 1/18 4510 OM-."° .... CAUae POii CIU::ll • OP 11W CHRISTOPHER LB l .. UNDIZ end._,. AHN HEANAHDEZ ,_ tlld a..-.. in WI oourt tar eri ordlr .,......, PlllllOI• to .... NI I ._ ,..... from CHAISTOPHEA LEE ~ end 8'JMN AHN HERHAHDIEZ to CHNIT°"9 LIE fl I id U IENI end SUSAN AHN~,...,.,..._,. n II her9by ordeled .,... al Plf•• •• n111 In tt. ~ lllt#111ld eppw blfof'9 .... oourt In D ''•""-it No. s 111100 CNlc c... DrM .......... AM. c.llw· nla. on Jen. 27, 1MI. Ill t:11 ddodl Lift., end'*' end there lflOW ~. I .. ...,,_._ wfwr eeld ,.._,, for change ol name Mould not be ••Md. It .. further «defect .... a _, "' .. ordlr to .... ceuM be pubftlhed lft Nc::apon H.-bor EJWon. a ~ ol.....,.. cn..it..,on., pullllllled In--~ et .._. once a ..-tor tour~ ..u prtor to the day of -6d '-'"0- Henty T. Moor9 Jf. DMed DecernW 11. 1• 12/28 1/2 111 1/18 4481 leOTICa OP TMl8TB'a MU T.a. ... -. YOU AM • DllPAUl.T ._ A -OP 'nusT DATWD ... w1•---WYOUTMS~ T0..01'KTYOUSt"9GS•lt,IT'llAY•W.ATA "*'C MU. •YOU -All ....... TIOll OP Tim llAW WTM"9GCM 1111 MA.-TYOU. YOU IHCM&D COllTACT A LA.,.._ NOTICE II HEM9Y GNEN. .... on....._, 17' 1- at 1:00 o'dodl p.m. ol lllld dly, Ill .. 0....,.,.. ~ ••llMCe to .. CNlc c.... .......... ~ 111300 i. Chapman Av.nue, In .. ~ ol Orwlge. ~ of Orange. SC.. ol C .. omM. EXECUTIVE 1'NJ81' DIED SERVICES INC., a Cllflktnlfl OOlpot.,,a. • *1tJ ._ pcMnted Trulllee under end .,..,.,... to the poww d .... con .. ned In thM OMIJM Deed ol TNll 111 nulld e., ALFRED L P£ALA. NOOl'dlld f*"-Y 19". 1-lft boolr 13505 "' Oflldel ~ "' Mid ~. Ill .,..,. 111, Recorder'•~--20255. by,......"' ....... °' dehlull In payment « pelfonnm ol .. a~ a.and thereby, lndUclng .... brwft ,. ...... Noice ol wh6ch w reoordlld .....,, .... 3rd, 1•. ol Oflctel Aeootde of Mid County, ~a .....,,.... No. ... 331-. W1U. SEU AT PU8UC AUCTION . TO THE HtGHOT 8IOOER FOR CASH, 9-M moMJ ol the Unllld se.. ......... Ill .. ...,. o1--. ............. ~ ..,.... ftOW,..... by tt. • T,,...._ In endtoMf'llll,,_.,. ty ...... In lllld Counly end ............. flllMlk ETD8 20lll4 LOT 41 0# TMCT NO. 1141. .. THI ClfY Oii NEWPORT MACH. COUNTY OI OA.•JllGat STATf OF CAL.,OfUUA, Al PEit MAP AlfCONJED .. 800K 110 PAGD 11 TO 11 WCl.UllYI OF I. e-JI I •W MAN, .. THI OffllCe OP THE COUNTY fllECONla CW MID COUNTY • DCl.rT AU OIL.. OtL NGffTa, ~ • .. Jll'W.. NGHTI, MTUML QM WTa, AND OTHP HYD..oCAW llY WHAT90ba NAME KNOWN THAT MAY• wm•CMUNla MID LMD. 1'08STI 8 WITM THI~ NGHT OI DM L ... ••ala.~. NfO ONMTING ,..,_Of: IMO ST~ • AND . .,, ... ,..... .. TO eOTTOlll IUCH WNtNTOCICID Ofl Dl&tflOH/1U.Y ,,. I., ff I.. • ••• ANO eHAPTI UllOllt AND t•IUTN Ofll ~ nt1 IXISU°" LMT8 .... :ms. NfO TO ..-e MNNNB., a., WMt. MP-. l&i • Ne ONMft Mt'f IUCM Wll.LI °" ... """°"'· HOtdW\JllR; 1"I NCIHf TO DM.L.--. ~ ....oM MO ONMTI ~ Tt9 ... /IOI CM THS ~-NIT OFnta• • llll'PJ"IOI0/18M) LAND. M 11•1rtWD .. THI Gm»...._. oec•• .. •.,. .. 90C* ,,... Mee 111. Of'PICW.~MMTMWMCl•4. The..,..._.,_ • ...,, ... ,nf 1$tlll1._1..,. oltt'9rWPlllll"'hlr.,111UI flll Alfle,...,.,...ID be: 2"31 '°"1 LIRWD( 'l.AaL NIWPOfllT 9MCM, CAUFONM The ...... _......,.._, ? ... ...,..,_,. OOITtctri 111 fft eeld ... &ff WWW or olW ........ 111111 llllon . ............................ ._ ... -....... pied, ............ 111111111111\ ............. to ~ .. ,,;w.u11111 •1 •"' .. ..._°'.._••'I SM ..,,... 11¥ lllld Died al TNlt. .......... aM ..... Mlfftl • pnMded ...-.: ............... ....., .. 1111nn1 .__.end ...._on eudt ldt:.-i--. lftd ,._ .......... Md tlllllHlll ol .. T.-lftd fJI .. .,_.et 111d~llldo.dolTrull "'8 ........... ol l9ld ......,. ....... NllllH-/ UIS I I ..... c:herOM end ..... 111 ol tbe TNllle. • .. ""9 fJI lnllJI pullleimlrMt Of .,.. NolOe. ..• .-.n. EXECUTIVE TRUST DUD 88WICD INC., a C ... mll corpordon • T,...., By. tat•IN.Y L WILCH, e.c.-., 9y. ....... 0. HMTING8. YIDe Pw ....... 1121 w. 111t1 It . .,.. 5, a.... AM. c•u•• tl70I. Ttllephe>ne. (114) 142-31535 Oiied: OeoemW .... 1115 12128 112 111 NEUU ,.,_ICllOnca M190ftT1W11C9Wo-OP TMMTm'I MU T.& ... _ YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TAUaT DATED M.y t, 11M. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERtY, rr MAY IE IOU> AT A PU8UC SALE. tF YOU H&D AN EXPLAHA110H OF THE NATURE Of THE ~ES!NI MUJNIT YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. STAN-SHAW C<>fl'ORATION, a ClllWornle oorpotllllcM, • dulV ~ r..-.,,....,. IN to1CMe.11 1111~,.... deed ol ll'Ullt WIU. 88.L AT PU8UC AUCTION TO TH£ HtOHE8T 8IOOER FOR CASH or • tet forth In ...._. 2824ft ol the CMI Code. al rtght. .. end ,,_... oort- ~to end now Mid by I under -6d Deed ol T,,.. In IN Pfoperty ............ deecrtbed: TAU8TOA: DANA H. IMITH. TRUSTEE OF THI IMrTH FA.Mn. Y TMJST, DATED JUl Y 2'. 1-. ESTMUIHID BY DANA H. aumt AHO 8AHOt W. SM"", TAUSTOM. AS TO THE RIMAIHOER BENl!!FIC1AIW: LeERTY NA T10NA&. BANK. • NaltDwiel Banectng Aw c...,11n Recorded -24. , ...... "'*· No. M-215011 "'Of· fldel Aecorda In .. db of the ....., "' ~ County; .... d.ed "'trulll ~the~ propet• ly: An undMded 60M. .,,..,... .,, end tO Lot 11 "' ..... 4 of Beoe Trec:t In the c:My of Heap:x1 llw:f\1 M per map recorded In booll 4 page 11 ot Mlec1l1neoue Mtipe. In the ofllce of the count) '9C:Order "' Mid county. MAY BE ALSO KHOWN AS: 400 &et~ Front • ,..._ port Beech. CA. -cN a llrMt eddrw or common deelgnalton le JhoM'I above, no wenenty II glWf'I •to le~ or oor- rectMM •. " The beneficiary under IMt Deed ol Truet. br reeeGr1 of e brWh or ~ In the otltlgatiorf• WWed '*ebf, ,,.,etofor. •xec:utld end dlhered to Iha undef'l9iecS • Mitten Oederdon d o.feull end Demand for ..... end written nOllce of ~ end of lfectlot1 '° ~ .. un- der'9*' to ... IMI proper\y to llllWy Mid ~aw-. end ther..,.., the undef''9*1 cm...s Mid noeoe of ~end"'...._, to be Recorded Mey 3, ,. -en. atr. No. 85-180121 "' Mid OflldJll Aecof di. S9'd MIM • be made. but ...,. ~•It or Wr8ftty, _,,,_ or lmpMed. repnllng -11 C I I I 1111111, OI ~. to P9Y the ,..,...... • .., pt;wldplit ._ of the note(•) ..cured by Mid Deed of TNll, _...,... • In ... note Pf'O'Med. edv8ncea. • """· under ........ "' Mid Deed ol TNllt, .._ dwgea end tmlllHlll ol tt. Trwtee .-td of the .,... Ct.-d by lllld Deed ol TNlll Seid .... •be held on ,--..Y 24. 1-. 11111:00 a.m .• 111 the 17th 8'rwt ..... "' ~ Corpot .... 1570 &9t 171tl Str-. .,.._ H, Sera AM. CA l27'01. The tDC8I amount"' the unpeld blllll11C»"' "-••.-OW• MCUf9d by Mid Pf'°'*'I to be IOld, .......... .,,.., a. ctwgee. end I fc 11111 ~I,. 111 , .... .. venc:.. -of the ... '*"""· .. '341.071.51. Oetr. December 23. 1• STAN-SHAW COAPOAA TIOH • lekl T,.,_, 1670 i. Se\., ... "" 9tr..c Senta Ana. C..001 ... 92701 (714) 542-M11 BY: L,nn Brunner. A11 l1tant s.cr..y 1/2 111 1118 4508 .....CMCmea fllC '' ..... ..,.. ... llAmST•m n The toloi1*• ~ le ~ ~ ee: Union Hma PropelfJ' Fund, Lid .• .-~DtM. .... 102., .._pwt lwft, CA .... ~ a. 1c1ot1. 121 Udo Pft .,,_, ~. Heapo;1 ....,_CAa.J. Tltll bmfn 111 le OOftoo ducted by a llmlled ..... lip. 9'gned: "°°"1 ...... TNt U I ,,..,. -t1ec1 .. .. Countr CIMt al ~ County Oft Oto. 23. 1•. ,.. No. '211101 111 1118 1/D 11'0 4121 ~llOTICa '1C'Tm0Ue IUlll•M tlAmnAm n The lolcrwfl1g ......,_ .. do'ng bveln ... -5140 BIRCH TL TO., 1140 .... Str••t, 1200. Newport a.....cHltornlfl-. Joen~llndlr.m r,_,,. filtMd, l.tlfuM ...,._C .. tCNnle-1. TIHe ~ .. OM- duct•d by a llMlttd .,.,.,..... ..... Joen ...... ....,. TNa II I :•it -... .... ... eo.ne, a.tu "' Orane• Co-..-1, o" O.C1n6w t1, ,.._ , .. No.,.,.. 111 '"' 1121 1/30 4liSI ..... w ·••ft"'IOallll'l• PIChiZll NI 111 um8'AFJ t The Ntaw•oe "9•• ara "'"' " ....... -= CHAISTOPHP HOMU O£Vll.Of'MDIT, t7 C.· por9 ,... Dr .• -ttt, P•apOl'l...._CA.._ aw._,,........_ .... ,, eot.,or• ...... Dt .. -101. NH•Dlf ,...._ CA ....... Htca.O.· poratlon, 17 ~ ...... Dr ..... 101,Nt Jlrt 9eecfl.CA .. T"ll Dultfl Ill le oon- d uc t•d '' 1 t•tt•r•I Pet1Mi..... ....... 9r. Owl ·-............. . c...,,.... OOl•lllrt, -a o•nn•• ,.,.,..,. Chrleto,her C. 91-H. P1.......,_Mlllqt1LOU... mlng1. S.Cr9tafy. 8y: o....--..o. .. 111. I T--eor,tl EIFR •a gen•ral 'trttter, ~ c. --Vloe Preeld9nt ... t •La.. "*"" A ntnant 11 -• TNa 11 I 110U11 -lltd .... .-. eo.._ an Of Orenga CeufttJ on O.C1n .. tt, ttll At No.. '21111 I 111 1111 1/D tJtf 4141 ll IJFIF ..-.c ... PIChi!I• Mllltll I ..... 8'ACT t 1 TM f1l1aq ,.._ .. .... ~ 118 I I • TOWN IQUIM DINTAl. ,_, ................ Ao-I. ~Gr--. o •u..,, .._,,__Lllrem.100 Manttanen. Maaaanan ......_CUtfclrt- TNI 1Mt•111 II _. ducieM.,, ............ ........ 1. ....... T'Nt1 I ••-tlecl ---~°"'"' ar..,... c.., Oft -.u.y Z.1111 ,.. No. tr: .. 11-1022- 111111• 1m 1no 4643 Jll-.c.onca INChiSG• lltll•I --••nrrn The tolo tt4 ...,.,. are dolnt ..... ,___ M: AMtran -... ,...., a Ill • )fllltY, 111 w. 17'11t ... .... /lr.11.C....._CA tial21 • Ndl«d G. IOlll. ......... ..... a .O..U..CA -. ftet,.. W. Han. 1713 CenM 1 I lAne, fll2'*1 .... CA-.. TNI ~ .... 111 le -- duote• '' • .... ,., ....... .......... ...... w. HM. TNt l'Ell ..... -... .. .. eo.ctr Clatl fll ar.., c...., -.... , .. , .. ....... ,.,_ 111 ,,,. 1111 t• .. 4634 "*-IC llOTICa lllCiiilOU8 ..... llAm 8'ACT I The "*'911• perw .. ~~--Gold'• ""'*".......,· 12 ~ Nesport &wtl. CA ~ V.....~Gold.12 K181oe. .... port~CA t:Z8l3. Titts buaineaa ta con- ducted by .,, indMctuiM. Signed: Vmc.nt M~ Gold. .,.,.~-- ... .. County a.tr "' <>nnge County on O.C. 5, 111&. Ae No. F2INa7 119 1118 1123 MIO 463 ..... ......CllOIJC8 111.:·-n-noue .,, •• ..... STAI I Ii The ....... ,..._... are doing ............. ; MYFOAO P~ 4041 MllcNIM' ........ .- 280. ••spot ._., CA tMIO: RGglllr c. Porter. 4041~ .......... 280. Ptupoi1 ._., CA 9'2MO; P9lc8fl LMd eo-. peny. a Calfrc.w1• ...... ~. 4343 Yon 1(9r. man A••nue. Neeport ~.CA~ This bu*'-la con- ducted bJ a general partnerahlp. Signed· Oon8'd ... l(oft, .......... ~LMdCo. . "* 11121,,.... -... """ ,. counsr a.ta "' Orane• Cou11ty on o.c. ... 11.1- FllfNo. F2laM 12121112 111 ,, • .,..., Pll•IC llOTICa .....,. llCHiiOU9 • •n ta .... 8'Af I I TM f1llJllMI• penona .,. doing ....... ..: TOWNE AND MISSION ASSOOATES. a Ca•a m6a ,. .... ~ 113 ~ ......... ,.,..200. fN port~. CA ta90. Stel>f'4"t C. Hopllllna. 2S53 MoMclo on... Uguna lleedt. CA 12951. Tofft Lenny. 17 Woodftower. Irvine. CA 92714. Matbhan. Inc .. 25092 84 l'Ckbosd Lene. L.agr.#'9 Hila. CA 92163 CCallb me eotpOf~). ff* ............ con- duct•d bJ • general partneral'llp Signed: ~ C Hopldna. .,.,. Ill ..... -... ... the County a.tr °' <>nnge County on Dec. :M. 1115 Re No. F211112 112.. 1/9. 1116. 1/23NE4621 .....c llOTICa -.cnnou• •n1 ••• ...... .,.,_, The~ ... COi poi...., .. doino l>ualn••• aa. VOU.EY8AU. INTERNATIONAL. INC . 10005 Mutrt•nd• BlYd .. S... M. hlne. CA l'i/111 TNa .....,.... .. con- ~ ~ • COlpoil80h. Yult;tlill ... , ........ Irle. ligr...t er-. R. n.omp. --.V.JI. n. 11 .... _ ... .... CCUl2J a.tr °' Orange Cou11tty on Dr 1ea t . tW FlleNo.F2M91 112 111 11• 1m w•nca . -•flC.,_.,i,.1 .. 1• .. a .... -• I 1 • Ila.STAI i n. ........ .... are ..... DYalnt• u · '9i r • :iru:t I.~ '' ,a"tC....0.-. ... IDO. U ;•t ...,._CA -..1111. .... '9•• c.. pa•r. • Gener et ,,..., • .,., 2IO Na part ~.,...,... .... -. nr' 1--.CA--. 1111. ---A'-.alr.lll&h a ... ... IC ••1111ft11911C8lfl• .. .,,. flClhilDIJ!e • Hilll Uim8YATA 6 f n. ., ••••• ,.., .... we ..... ........ •: CARLl8AO llAClftCA · AllOCIATU. a C "oa• ......... pw.t•INlp; ,..,, ......, Nsaport ,.._,-. Pof1 8eecll. California -· Maucad W . .......,, I. 119' La F••••• ,_ICM ,._ Fe. CIAtcNNI WJ. Jeanette £n9e1. t SonttM. IMna. C .. amla IZ714. TMs.....,... .. ~ ducted by a th11Ued p1rtneraftlp. Signed: Ho-dw ....... •. "* 11111 , ... -.... ... .. eoune, a.ti "' er-. couner on DIC. 2'. 1 ... FleNo. Fm1• 112. 111. 111t. 11231Etl1t ,..IC.rlCa ....,. llCihiOUllYI •• .... 8'Ai F The '*' ·~ perl0i'9 ate dotftg IM1lnu1-.: LONG 8EACH AM°UlA ASSOCMTES. a C •1 • ..,..,.. '*'1*"'ttr. 113 Cotpor-Pma. .. -· Hssp 1111 ~. CA _,,, Stephen C. H01Jlrln1, 2553 Mow» DrW. Uguna 8-:tl.. CA 121151. To11t Lenny, 17 Woodftower. lnrtne. CA t:z'714. ......,_.,Inc., 2aoe2 91.0IJoerd L-. ..... Hmll. CA 121153 fC R * carp.,. T"'9 ......_ ...... duct•• bJ a general partfterehlp . Stened: 91 ;fte&C. .......... "* 11 , .... _ .... ..... c.ny a.II fl <>nnge Courtly on DIC. 24, 1115. Flt No. F~191 112.. 111. 1111. 1tDIEA622 flUalC llOTICa PIClihOUS ....... 11Am8'AIWI Tl'le ~persona are dolnv t>uam... a•· COfon• Co..~ Group. ~ 8irCft Sa. '300. •••port Bwh. CA t29IO Aodl'9J F &Mry, 2111a C°"9 St.. C«one dllf Mar, CA 12825. Donald R Ctem. 2309 22J'td St.. , ... por1 Beectt . CA 9l2eeO Bertram L Ryan. 1 Northampton. Newpon 8.-ctl. CA 928IO nus bus.neu is con- ducted by a general partnership Signed Rodr'9y F Emery. o.n.11 P.,._, C«OM C°"9 I G n... itlfl ......... ftted -"" .,. County a.ti of Orange County on De 23. 1.S F'•No.f~ 112 119 1118 1123 ....... .... IC •m-nca..,- PIC unoue •• r ru .... ..,., r TN~ .... ..,._,. are doing ...,..... #: RWIMl.llll J1Nm4ENI •. 4041 MacArtlu ........ Sulla 2IO. flt p or1 8w:t\. CA 929IO: Roger c. ...... 4040~8Ml.. ... 290. flt ; ort ---. CA -=-o; ~ LMd Com-'*"· • c • ""'* UtNl9d Pw••afllfp, «M3 Von K9J. man Awenue. Newpor1 8-:::ll. CA 929m "* ...,..., •••• con.. duc1ed bJ a 1aneral parlneraftlp Sl 9ned; Oonllld M. ~. ... ..... ..,., TNI r111 "*" -... ..... ~ Cllrtl"' Oran9• Coynty Oft """= a a " tW Fla -f'm3'11 t21'211 1n 119 ttt•••• llDUC ... 11 llDiW 111 Ill JI -··· JI n. r11aa••,...... ..... 1111111111 • lllM> llMe· ( 191 .... TUlln -......... 1 .. ..... AM. C .. 11#.... a'7'0I: C. l-. .._,., M.O.. 1I0'1 I p 11•1.w ...... Afw. Clfta•..,.. "1M a TIS *"'-M.0 _ 4 urti1M. Ir· YIM, Cefffor"I• 921'4; ~ ...... M.O •• a. Via Nertada, llta1tc9'0 CIR •C •s•llJllt .,_.. L Ra# elJh.'8.0., 1•11 uq C4*t ,...., 8111te Alta, C•llfornl• m•;,,......~. M.D., tOO'I No. T...,. Me.. Santa Alta, Callfornta 12105; T""otftJ ot-a. M.O.. 1119 lkttley Dr .• lftCJMe v.....-. ""9da ...... JoM w. o.... M.O •• 1IM ~ala w Trel. ~CllfDeNeW; M6dtMI G. Mc:Cll1;. M.D., 17211 ....,,.., ... ,......., v-.,.c•wn1a.m. "*~ .. con.- ducted bJ a ••fteral ....... ahlp. Slgne6; c. t. Hertta,M.D. Thia rtll 1 ,..,. -... ... ... County a.k fl Orenge County on Ow .... 13.1- Fliad No. F2181tl 12/211 112 111 1111NEAIOI ..... .... IC .Ilea llClllW • 1P1•• .... ..,., ' The tdlowtl'i.....,. .,. dOiftt ........... •: ~OFFICE PAM AUOOATES. 1100 °'*' ........ ..... 2IGO. ... lllpOrt ...,._CA.._ M I 8 fll operllel One. a California tl11tlted pa~tp. HOO Ouetl 9ilNll. .,.._ 200. Nsm;c.1' 8-dt, CA ~ .._,_. w . .....,, 2351 p~ .......... -.... ~ d9c:o. CA .. 131: ,,......, ..,.,. ... c .... .,.,,,. a C .DI ... COIOllJll a. m1 ....-......... .... San '1•..-cio. CA .. t1:1: ......, ........... 1 ................... San Frwllleo. CA .. 111: O•um• .,, ._. C..W.. ,.,.,, • c ...... eo.,... aon. 10005 ••rr t 111 .. Road. 'Ml•• . CA .._ Oaecoln lftcorpof I •• a California Corporalton, 21241 " ...... ao.111 •d. ~ 774. Woodi.ld ..... CA t134e Thia busin ... le con- ducted by • generel partnerat't1p. Signed: Stephen J Muller. • General~ Thea ....... ,.,,. .. Ned #Ith .,. County a.ti "' Orange Coun11 on Oeclmber 18 . 1.S F"• No F216325 12128 1/2 119 1/16NEU• K-mal ...... IC90 .. -nca ... - ACTnlOU8 .. IH•U MAmSTAJ'WT The ronowtng ..-.on• ., ....... ~M'.SI C In ...,,._,ts No Two. •to1 8lrc:ft s11-. NiNPort Beach CA 92660: Paul et.or. 100 c.ne Cortez • Temecuta. CA 12310. Thomas Seymour. 110 Soutft Fourth Street. Ar· Clldia. CA 11008. ._.,, a.n. 1125No(th ~ Awaneu, ~-CA 91702: Oa•l d Wl'llte. II. 1712 AAANln Awenua. ............. a-::tl. CA.an Thie buellneee • con- ducted t>1 a general pertneral'llp. Signed: TholMa F. s_,mour Thlla I 1 ,_,. -fllld .. .. Couney Qartl fl Orange County on Oecemb.-''· 1115 F""• No F2l532t 12128 112 119 1/MHE4411 ,..ICllOTICa ...,.. fllCiliiG.. ... • .. llW8YAI WI TM r1aJ111t14 ...,_. .,. dofftl ........... aa: BarclaJ E•ecullv• Pa-..,. 230 flt s a " C...OrM ..... IGO. , ... ...,,~CA--. 1111. Nctwd .. cter. no ... p~ lC.-0.... ... ... M s "' 8w:I\. CA .-.1111. -.... ,:.• .... l*IC..... ......... -fll ;1rt ~ ~ -.nu. ...., ... ·-··~· CaJlfor .. I• Ll•ll•• ~-· -;11 -0r ............. pert......_CA-.?J1t. nee ••at•n• ..... ••u:te4 •1 a 1•••r•I ,.,, •• ,....... '•"•4 = ..... ~ ...... 1*511••---.... c..,.. a.tr., er-.. c...., -Dae. .. , ... , .. -.. F'2IG7I 121111~ 1n 1/1 ... ,.... ~n-• .. COlt- ductad bJ • COlpoi .... znu INCOR~OflAT£0. 1'9Md: Kar'9n G. Kotl • Seo-y TNa 11 NUii_ .... ..... c-.., a.tr fl Otani• County on Oei , .... ,.. ,_ Fie No. F2'A20 121211 112 111 111• flEit601 ....... Pll• IC ••1'11'fl'911Q1Wo• RCmous I I ••• llMm nar ' T"9 ._._... pet"IOM ere dotng ~ •: QUAIL DEVELOPMENT CO., a CaRomlll.....,., ,_ ... ..._ 230 Nsa;ort C...Dr .............. port._._. CAllllll 7S11; Ou•ll Jlropertlea. • ..,,..,.,., no Ns•urt C-Or_ ..... -. por1 _., CA-.1111: e-.. , ~-' ..... ._....,_ad-...110I. MJrtna dll ...,, CA I02l2 TNa ~ ....... ~ duct•• by: 1 9enerat pertnerafllp. Signed: Flldlad ~. Pt I ld'e'tl. Quia9Pl ...... lllC.. 1liil9 I I _. -lllld .. ... Coultly Cllrtl "' Orang• County on 0. ..... ,_ Fie No. F2l55l5 12121112 119 1/tlNE ... P11•ec•nca -..c-.. -... ... • •• ~-·· ' The ""'°"*.,, .... .on• ere dolng bual..,... ... TALK "AOIO PAOOUCTIONS. 11CI> Quall St . Suite 208. Newport Bwf\. CA t2llO: Mllllfwww Quinn ,...._, ~1a Wllllnut. Huntington Beech, CA 92141: erne-A. Ewing. 3500 S.• no Dr .• Cofone del .... CA 92125 Thfs ~ .. con- ducted by a general partnerahlp Signed Cynlhla A Ewing This ...... ,_,. .. ~ -"' ... County Cler1f "' Orang• County on Oeoilmber 18. 1115 F'lle No F295253 12128 112 ,,. 111•NE44tc> ll-1'.DU ... IC •110-nca~- '1Chli0Ua • I • ..... .,., " The ............. dolno buatneaa ••: OEVB.OPERI MAMET9G. 110 H• SI cwt c....on.... ... -. ...... port~ CA_,. San- ....... 3721 a. rc., °""9. Cor'GM dll ..... CA 92825 TNe .,_.,_ .. con- duclad by. .. lndMllLMPI. Stgnad: s.n«a ..... Thia' 1 , ......... .. .. County Qartl "' Orano• County on O.C..lbw 13.1W ,.. No. F215191 12/211 112 111 "11 NE4507 -.cinaoue111--.. ..,.....,., I The ..... ,.,..... .. **" •t<r•• m: ~ TO WIN, 110 ,.._port CenlM Dr.... Na apcff1 ._,._CA-. Geofwt T • ...,._ 119 Via UdoSoud.flt ,11---. CA-*- TNt a. tin 111 a. OM-- --·-··· MIWllll II I I I w•u 1 "'9'5 .... , • ....... -· Y-. ..... fte. .... ff ......_,, ,,,....,._CA tntO: ,., .......... . ea1te.•&a ..,....1•1•. ..... 2'tt.F .. ....... f11 '1"1 ..... CA-nlt •st6n1FI II .... dldld ~ • ..... I t. F•, llnc. .. aj:ICW 0 . IC.GI ...... , TNs s 1 neut -... .... ... c.-, Claftl "' Ora119• Co••tJ o• o.c .,,.., ,.. ,.. Fiie No. ,,.... 12/211 112 111 11•••1 K I F ... sc • .- llChlAd•===~ --••n ' "'9'1'1 ... ,.. a a 11 doh'• ,..._ .. u : FIO"UCCt. S.ece .. AtrluM eo.rt. , .... ._.. lllllfcd.A1 ,11...._CA .... v--. -.:... cmllllr- nl•. apeee IN Atrt.M · Ccut,F tta , ...... .._. POi'1 laedl. CA -TNalkAll la-- ~ br a COi,_ I a. Yoloa. Mc. .... rc...G. Kol ...... . ,...... Jlll ··---...... c..-, a.ts fl Ora11t1• Co•••Y Oft 0.:1 ....... Fleteo.~2 12121112 119 1111 ... IU .... Pll_IC_,_ llCIM••ltl Ill -·· I 1lle 8150 14 ,.._ • .... II 11 _._Wtl W.J..,....AM.-.C. Aidt..... .. tW a-.. ............. fir ''"'....._CA.._ ..,._ W.J.. -- Quell ............. -· fl ;art_,., CA - TNa IM.llaM-.. --dudad ~ .... ..._.. , SlgNlt; ..,,.. W..l. 8-b l'ha.11 ..... _ ... ... .. eoun., a.ta °" OeoarnMr 17. 1W RaMo.n.aa 12129 112 119 t/1UE••7 fC4llll ,._. IC mYICll N:Ttnoue • 1 • MAmnar 1 The f(lllc zAng COf pot ..... 11 doing l>ualnen u : BENETTON. a. Mdl .. •. futlion latand. N1sport Beedi. CA~ IMLD INC .• Cllfore;ia c:opaw~ "°"'· BuMclrcg 31. FwNuui ttllend. liteapoft _,, CA 1211() • Th• bu..,_ .. c:on- dudlrd bJ a C:Opoi ...... IRAt.EX. INC. Siped: Ks9n G Kol. s.a ... , nw_w,._..., """ .. County 0.-°' Orange CounlJ on December 1 e. 11115 Ale No F'295314 121211 112 ,,. 119 flE45Cr2 ,._IC.:mca K I llChiiOU9 II I I II I .... STAI I TM aaa •• ,__ .. ............. ... A8' I • 'Ill 1 I -fl ,.P'lc..-........ -. Na JIN1 ....._CA -..n11. fticMnt a.a.,. no fll ' "' Ceu'1lar Dr.. .... ~At 'IN1 ....._CA -.1111. ............. 29 ..... port c.... Dr~ .. -fb pllll ......_CA-. 7511. l9t ., ... AIEU'tlll 11.. w. Ot; •k -...L a...1250. L.-• 1 CA ....._ a. TNa ~ .. C!Ofto- ducted by a t•fC•r•I parlneraht p. a1111ed: NcNf d 8-dlJ!r . TN9 I i&ll-tlad .... .. CCMllJ a.tr "' ~c.....,-o.c.e. , ... Fl9fltO.nMW 121'• 12/21 112 111 4491 ... IC..._ PICihW •11111• U..IT•Y IY The lde•trio Pl"IOft .. ~~-follge DHlgne. 353 La ,,.,_ Ln .. Coet9 ....... CAla29. Ken~ Mltt9. 353 La Pera. Ln .. Ca.ta a.-, CA 82828. Thi• bullnea l• con- ducted by M lndMduat S6gned: Kenneth Mllll. Thi9 ... ~ .. tied ..... .. County a.tr of <>r.nge County on Dec:. 77. 1115. File No. F21M27 119 1111 1123 t/30 4648 eeonca cw UllUCAnoet TO ..U. ALCOllOUC MVllllAGD ta.a.. To Whom It Mey eono.n: COST A. G6ovennl p. & McNARY, Edward J . are apptytng '° the Oepertrroent of Alcohofic BeYwege Con-"°' for M41" On Sele Beer & Wine. (Pub. &l Pl.) to ... aJcohollc ~llge8 .. 4511 W Co .. t Hwy.. Newport Beach. CA 8*3 1/2 118 1118 4517 PUllUC NOTICR ll-atM PlCnTIOUI 9Ul-U NAMEITA.,_-, The foflowlng peteon• are~~ee:BL lnveatora, 230 Newport Center Drlv9. Sufte 300, Newport Bwtl, CA 12tm-- 751 1 8arday ~. lnc.. 230 Niewport Center Or .• Suite 300. Niewport Bwtl. CA ~751 1 (Cetif. 0«- p.) St Ma6o Land Co., 8655 Otd Caatte Roed, VMley Center. CA 82082 (CalH. corp.) Kriedn 8ercley. 9556 Otd c..... Aoed. v.-, c..r. CA 92082. 9.,.,,... Beine Letdlng. 2 131 North V•l•ncla Avenue. Placentia. CA 82870. T onla 89rdey f .,,.,. 29494 MNler Aoed. V..., Center. CA 92082. Nenc:y ~. 280l2 V'8 RemoHno Drive. Mtaek>n Vi.to. CA 82t81 Thff bustn... la con- ducted by a oeneral partn•r•hl p . Barclay Aaaocte•. Inc.: Signed· Rk:twd Berdey. ~It. Thl9 ~-tied wtth the County a.1l of Orange County on Dec. e. 1985 Fl .. No F294378 12/19 12/28 112 1/9 PUa.IC NOnCa •-n:ne .... 1'1CnTIOUI ........ . NAmlTAT-.n The foftowlng petaotl8 are doing bualn"• u · Barday tnveatment Co .. 230 Newport Center Drive .. Suite 300, t•a•port Bwti. CA 92M0-7511 se.w.n c Berdey, 1570 Horttl Kennyme9d Street Orange, CA 92888. Sle¥9n c S.dey 1• 1 T ruet, 230 Nc•po.11 C.., Or , Suite 300. Nc•l>CH1 Beectl. CA t2eeO-7511 . Tl'11• buaJnea.a la con- ducted by a limited pertrwaNp 8'gned-~ c a.dey Thie ...... ...,. -Ned .,..,, &N County a.-of Or-enge County on O.C a. 1115. F .. No. f294373 12111 12128 1/2 119 ,._IC .one. ....... •fllC-H,,.,iW •IPF WU ..... ..,.w '" T,_ lollowlftl ....... .. are 4'°'"9 ........... u: ... ~.--.. pott c...... on.a ..... 300. Neapoo1 ...,._ CA .-..1111. ~ aarc&ay. no ,., '"' c... or .. .... 300. fk ; art ...... CA -.nu. .................. portC:....Or ......... , .... p0f1 8lecft. CA .... nu. ._., W 7 a. 1IDI J "• ......... °" ""'· CA-. 11t1re., Dam. •~1 Ad OJ:l Ailla. ........ ...... Ceo ........... poft c..... DrM. ...... 300. tla pMI 8aedt. CA ---.n11. TIMa bu•n•• le con- ducted by • general pertnera,.lp. Sten•d: ~d .... . TNt Ill .... -Ned .. .... County Cler* ol ar.,.. County on Dec. a. 1-. Fie No. F'2M3'71 12111 121211 112 119 4484 ......CllOnCll "41t• ACnnGUe Mllll ... ..... STAI G The to11ow6ng pef'llOn9 •re dofno buelnea u : B a 8 Ent ... prt.... 230 tis iPOft c....r Drh9, a... 300. tit p IW1 8wf\. CA ~7111 . Ak:hard Berctay. 230 ttuport Center or.. Suite 300, N .. port Bech, CA 92el0-75'1. &-. c. a.dey, 230 Huport Center Dr.. Suftie 300. t••potrt Bwfl, CA t2880-7511. Thia bu9lneu la con- ducted by a general partnership. Signed: Richard S.day. Thia ..._,lent ... Ned w.th the County a.tc of Orange County on Dec. S. 1985. File No. F2943n 12119 12128 1/2 1/9 4470 ACT1TIOUS .... " ... llAMR STAIWf The tonowtng penona are dotno bualn... H : NEWSOFT. 1115 Odold Lane. Newport Bwfl. CA 92980. Robert Scott Sargent. 1115 Odofd L.Me ..... port 8-dt..CAa... ,,..., Glen OdJa. 538 Fullerton Ave.. Newport Beech. CA 929IS. Thia bualnesa la c:on- ducted by a general .,.,,.,.tNp. !Mgned; Robert Sargent. Thia .......... lllmel•ntnl .. Ned .. &N County a.rte of Orange County on DK. 11. 1185. Fie No. F294885 12119 12129 112 119 44'82 PUaJC llOTIC• ·~ACnnoua ... _ .. ~STA~ The following .,.,-.on• .,. doer'O .....,_a: ...... port Arch•• Marina •" IC Cl-3333 W... COllllt ~. Neouport Bwti. CA 92ta). M9Mf'I Wank. 14724 Ven- tura &Mt .. Sherman 0.a. CA 81403. JordM Wenll. 1800 N. Highland Avenue. H4*ywood, CA 80028. Thia buaineu la con- ducted by a general partnemsip. Signed: Jordaf\ Wenll TNa ........... Ned ..tti the County a.1l of Oranoe County on DK. 10. 1885. File No. F21M752 12119 t2128 1/2 119 4478 PUaJC ltOl1Ca a..nt• -AC-11-110US ••uue11•11•1111La1 91Am8TATW The ....,..... per90ft8 are dotno bu....._ .. : 8arder Ins JJICU ~ .. 230 •••port c.... Drt¥e. SuMe aao. ,.._po..1 ...... CA92lll0-1511. Rtcherd Barcley. 230 t•a:POrt c.... or .. Sulle 300. ....,;ao.1 Bw:tt. CA e:zem.. 7511. Jofw1 Conwey, 230 ..... port c.n.r Or ..... 300, .._PG1 8-d\, CA ~ 7511 ~a.a...zto ...... port c.n.r Dr .• .,.. aoo. tluport 8-ir::ft, CA ~ 751\. TIMe buaineea .. con- ducted by • e•neral partnerahl p . Signed· AlcNtd a.a... Thia., ........ .. ...... eouney an o1 Or-.. County on Dec. I , .... Fie ... F2943IO 12111 U/211 112 111 4471 J IUC..,_ ..... JICnT'IOUa .., 11111• MAM9ITA1I11 ft The~.,.,.. .. dolnO ~ -fooNI BueJneaa Pn. no tit '°cwt Center Drift. 8ufM IOO. Ncwpwt 8w:ll, CA..._ 7511. S.dey A...., Cl 111 Inc., 230 ..... port Ceneail' OrW. 94* 300. Neaport ....,__ CA '2lll0-1511. (C .. omle COfpot.ilon). Thte bualnea le oon- ckd9d by • corpo1-.n .. ~A.a cl #1, Inc. .. Foothlll 8uatneae Patti; StonM: Rtchard Batdey • Pt ....... lt. TNe ICl0 IT*1C .. tlJd _. the eoune, an o1 Drwlge County on Dec. I. 1885. Fie No. F2M38I 12119 12128 112 119 4411 "'9UC MOnCa •..nm ACTmOU•.UIH•• um ..,.,.._,. The toeeowfng penona are doing bu1'n•.. ea: Soutt't Pwt Aw c' , 230 Newpcwt Center Ortwe. Suite 300, Newport Bwfl. CA 92980-7511. Agusoa ADOCt JI 11. II, 230 Newport Centiar Dr .• Sutt. 300, Newport Beectl, CA 92980-7511. Me'1<Hntemational Limited Partnership, A California Limited Partnership, 181 South Figueroa St . Loe Angelea. CA 80017. Thta bua!neu 19 con- ducted by a general partn•r•hlp. Figueroa Auoclat••. II; Signed: Rlchatd S.ctay, Pattn9r. Thia statement .. Ned with the County a.tr of Orenge County on Dec. e. 1tl5. F .. No. F294381 12119 12128 1/2 119 4478 WIC 9IOTICa ....,,,, ncnnoua ••rr•• NWSTATWIJEIT The foHowtng pereona •• do«lg ~-=a... Properti.&. 230 Newport Center Ortve, Suite 300. Hewport Bwtt. CA t218D- 751 t. Ouatl Properttee, Inc .. 230 Nemport c.ww DrM. Suite 300, Ne•pcwt Beecf\, CA 92M0-7511 (Calf. cor- p) Conway Oevefopment Corporatiou. tnc.. 230 ,..... pot1 Center Drive. Sutte 300. Nie•port a.ch, CA 929e0-7511 (Calf. corp.) Berdey lndmtriea, tnc.. 230 Newport Center DrM. Sutte 300 ..... pcwt Bwh. CA 92980-7511 (Cattf. oor · p) Thia bu8'neH 19 con- ducted by a general partnerShip. Quall Proper. ""· tnc .• 5'gned; Richard S.deJ, Pr.-.ut. Thl9 ..... ,..,,. .. filled fth the County a.rte of Orenge County on Dec. I. 1/9 4483 Fiie No. F294370 12119 t2128 112 11t 4483 "*.ICIMn'ICa ll.a:tt• f11Cnnou8 • I •U ..wsrAra nn The tollowlt• ......... are doing buelneH •• DOUBLE A 11 .ASSOCtATES. 230 ~ Center dr1we. 8ulle aoo. t•apo.1 Bwft. CA ~ 7511. a.my lnu t llJW• ......_ Square, 230 Newport CenlJr Or .• S4'lllt IOO. ,._. port 8-dt, CA .-0-7111. Blum In E••ouUve Partnerahlp/ ~•l•c• 9qu8rw. 11M6 w. ~ Blvd • Sutte 1260. Lo. ~CAIOCJliil • Thia~ la con- ducted bJ • general part nereh Ip . Barcley lm11taw• -......_a.-. 99*1; AldMlrd 8erdef, O....P9tner. T•ntr...e .. tlsd ...... COunly a.tr ol ar.,.. County on Dec. I. 1-. ,.. No. f2NIS7 1f/1t 12111 t/2 "' <Me7 .u.uc llOT1C8 IC-llm f'ICTITIOUI ..,.. ... NAMEITAT-.r The foflowlno penon1 are doing bu•lneaa ••: Palace 8quat'e, 230 ,..._ port Center Otlve, Suite 300, Nie•port Bwh. CA 92880-7511. DoutMe R B Aaeocla .... 11845 w. Ofymplc &Mt . Suite 1250, Loa A.ngele8. CA 90064. Patace Development Group, 18874 Endno HNta Drive. Endno, CA 91438. Thia bua!nesa 11 con- ducted by a general partnershi p . S igned: Rlchlrd Baroey. Thia ataWnent ... "*' wtth the County Clertt of Orange County on Oec. e. 1986. Fiie No. F21M384 12119 12128 1/2 1/9 4478 "19&.IC NOTtC• IC-8117 ACTITIOU8 .uaa ... fl.AME ITAT.....-r The foHowtno P9BON are doing bu•ln•H aa: 8atd1y I~ • Coeta Mesa. 230 Newport Centw DrM. Suttie 300. Nemport Bwtt. CA 92980-7511 Richard Barctay. 230 Newport Centar DrM. Suite 300. Newport Beectt, CA 92660-7511. S'8ver\ C Barday, 230 Newport Center Drive. Sutt. 300, Newport Beectt, CA 9268().7511. John Conway, 230 ,..._ port Center Cr .. Suite 300. Newpcwt Beadl. CA 82M0- 7511. Thi• bu•lneu la con- ducted by a general partner•hlp. Signed. Rlchatd Berclay. TNa statement ... fl'-d wtth the County Clerti °' OrMQe County on o.c. e. 1985. File No. F294379 12119 12/29 112 1/9 4472 "'9UC MOTIC• a-at• PICTmOU9 ........ .._STAT'amn The tonow111v penona •• doing ~ • BA Auoetata. 230 Nitwpol1 Center Orlw. Sutle 300. Nc•port Bwti, CA 82980- 7511 • Barcl.y A tao cl•.... Inc .• 230 Neapott C.. Dr .• &* 300, Haal)Of1 Bwtl. CA ~7111 (Celf. cor- p.) Conwey o.v.tocunent Corpon1Mon. Inc.. no ....,_ port c.... Or ...... 300. ........ ~ CA lal0- 7511 (Cam. carp.) ...., ~ lno.. 230 Uuport C.... Dr .. Sull9 300 ..... "" a..t\, CA ...,_7111 CC-. oor- p.) Thte bue6neae te ~ ducted bJ • o•n•r•t partnerahlp. 9ercley .•tu'd r 11 Inc.. • C..CW-'* OOtUJlaliwt; ....,_; NdWd ..... ,,...... ... TNe 11111 .... -.... ..... .. County Ctetkof ar.,.. Co.ny on Oto. I. 1 ... FlleNo. f2IG1I 12/tf 121211112 1/1 4411 • .... ..ua t . .... PM:Tl'nOU8 ....... UMllTAllBDT The fOtlowfng ,..-.one ere dofng bulln•H H : a.ra.y <>Me. 230 Newpott Center Drive, Sutt. 300. ,...port 8"cft. CA t2880- 7511. Alcherd Berctay. 230 NawPof1 cenw Dr.. Suite 300, Newport Beech. Ca 92te0-75U. ~...,.no.....,. port c.nw er .. Bulle aoo. Newport Bw:h. CA ~ 7511. ~ Conway, 230 ..... port Center Or ....... 300. Newport Beech, CA 82M0- 751 .. Tnla bU•lneu le con- ducted by • general pertnerahlp. Signed: Alehard Barday. Thie ....,,..,, ... flled wtth the County Ctertc of Orange Coumy on Dec. e. 1115. Ate No. F294382 12118 12/29 1/2 1/9 44715 "'.uc eeonca ....... FICTIT10U8 Alt ... NAM81TA~ The foflowlng persona are dolno bu•lneu H : Barclay Investor• Northrldg•. 230 Newport Center Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beed\, CA 92980- 7511. Richard Barclay, 230 Newport CenW Drtve. Sutt• 300. Newport Beach. CA 92980-7511 John Conway, 230 ,..._ port Center Drive, Suite 300, Newport Bwh. CA 92980-7511. S......,, Barc&ay, 230 ,..._ port Center Drive, Suite 300, Newport a..c:h, CA -.nu. Thlt t>ullMll .. CM- ducted by • 1•neral partnerahl p . toned: "lcherd .... . ™• ... ..,....,. ... ,.., wtth the County a.rte Of 0teno-COUn1Y on o.c. e. 1115. 'He No. F2SM381 12/19 12129 112 119 4474 PU9UC MCmCI et--ncnnoue ..,, ... NAM91TATIMl1f'f The rouowtng pettOf'I• are doing bu•ln•..-11: Blumln-Barcley EJcecutw. PartnerahlO, 230 Ne•port Center Drive. 8uttit 300. Newport Bwh, CA t2880- 7511. 8erclay Executive Pw1narthlp. 230 Newport een .... Dt .. Sutte 300. New- port Beach, CA t2980-7611. Blum In Eaecutlve Partnerahlp, 11145 W. ()tymptc BIYd .• Sun. 1250, Loe Angetea. CA 90084. Thia buslneaa 11 con- ducted by a general partnerahlp. Barclay Ea· ecutlv• Partner•hl p: Signed: Richard Barctay. Thia 8tetement WU flMd with the County Clerlt cl Orange County on Dec e. 1985. Fiie No. F294381 -12119 12129 112 1/9 4482 PU8UC llOTlCR a .. 11111 P1CTIT10UI • .,., .... , NAiii STATDIUIT The following per1on1 are doing bualneH H : Barc:tay trwee~ -P .. ace Square: 230 Newport Cent., Orlve, Sult• 300. Newport Beach. CA 92fSeO. 7511. ......,, .. s:. -...... eene.: Dr ..... 300, , ... ...,. ....._CA 92M0-71U. JoM eon..,. llO .... PGt' c.... or .. ..,... 300, N~ llwtl, CA ftlllD- 7511. s-.na.cN!Y.taoNew- port Cenlif' Or ...... *· Nftlport 8Mdt, CA...,_ 7511. Thie buelneaa .. COtl· ducted by • 1•n•r•I p1r1nera"lp. toned: AJc:Nrd .... ThAJ lllttlMM ....... .. tM COUftly a.tr ol Orange Counf1 °" Dec. •• 1te5. Fiie No. F2'4372 12119 12/29 112 119 .... PUIMJO ltOTICa ..... ncnnout •1111111 um nawsurn The foffowfftO penona are dotn9 l>u .. n•• ea: w11n-81rclay Compeny, 230 Newport 0.. ~. Sutt• 300. •••Pon lwfl. CA t:zee0..7511. BA~230NJlw.. port Center. Suite 300, Newport BMch. CA 92M0- 7511. Waln & Ateoc..._, Inc .. 42211 Sierra tvvd .• Sufte C, Lancaster. CA 93534 (CaMf. corp.) Thia bu•lneu 11 oon- d u ct ed by • general partnerahfp. BA A.Mac6Uel, A General Partner. By: Barc:tay AaeocUdM. Inc.; Signed: John Conwey, Ea- ec. VP. Thia at.etement WU Ned with the County Ctertc of Otange County on Dec. s. 1885. File No. F294380 12119 12128 112 119 .-.n •·FIEI> SEJJS rr AIJ. ••• Swing Seti • Sewtno MachJnm. 8k:ydel • Accordkms • TelevtlSons • Stereos• Lawnmowea • Dinette Seti • Sc*2s • Mk:rowavel • CWilel\d • Protectoa e BlnocuJan • Vacuum Sweepea • Mopeds. Sidi • Goa Oubl•Pkmol • Grandlather aoca • Antiques e Cham • T~••W<Bhen • Dryea. Guttcns e Typewdl9a. Delles • saov.. ~atoa. Pia-· • lmqli • a.ddt-Tratns • Bad:>eDI e Chain Saws·~ Fq4ama·~ • Space lteaa.a • P9tl • Drum Seti • DliDI • Pool Tc:lt:* • Motorcydee • Exerdle .... Patio 1-\unitunt. Wl>oqM •Tape Qeoocdla •High Cham. 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"°"99- '"· run errend• a •nt Ql'9. " Int. In P9'1edion eeR Pem •12.00 per tw. 538- 1179. ... 1101 w~.,,,,._,. per rol uo ff• mt. .... MOO • FENCES • Ornamental ''°" work • Security door• · WJndow guard• · Ga~ & Fences 838-1523 PLUMBING Y ERAN8 PLUUBING a Hl!ATING .. YUi IPBlll. •Replpee 1675 & up -orain1 cteared St 75 I up ·a.th remodel 11995 & up ·w..., he8ter 30 p S205 & up ·oerbage dttpOUI $91 & up ·rotteta lnltaM s1 1e & up ·stab leak•IRepalr •Gu. Water Sewef 'Senk>t citizen discount· 24hra M0-7831 lic'd Unique Petnt & ~ Co. 751 -3180 Comm/ F'• ... beet any bkt you ~ or mek• mean~. • fl " I I Rnlni DRAINS CLEARED $15 MINIMUM ptumblng rtpelt'I Feucee.....,,....,dia- pGUl1, etc. 722-toM or IS1-tl04. .......... ORYWAU. I SUSHNOED CEILINGS • AEMOOELIHG ---•TrHStrYiet COITllACTOI ..... , •. ~tn: TrKk Houl'ng « oet.. R11ldenttaUeomm.del ..... Remodel 1.c. ... r.-n• 1311417' EmEPREIEUR'S Begin the year right & join our Home Service Guide. Low cost and good results . MOVING "Short Notice Spectatl8t9 .. • Available 24 hOura • Loweat Legal Ratea 818-7187 TYPESmlNG LASERPRllTllC CUSTOM TYPING Brochures Letterhead Newsletters Resumes Hi-Tech Word processing & Typsetting 835-8085 a1 •111 mt11mr , .•. Uoel ......... . 528-0111 FE ICES "Wood • Wrought Iron •Chain Unk • Repair1 Toof Uc42HU Mike 151-0777 PA1m1a 111aA11,.. 'fl,,.., MY,_ ptfca • • AnldlctlMI • Commera.t FREE ESTIMATES • DllCllllT • ... FACTOIY WT P.:Q CUSTOM WOODEN SHUTJERS Repatr & Reflnlahtng Avaffabte Free Eatlmatea 838-7733 ,... ......... ...... Classlfled call 631-8120 . , • . I • .. " --- ·- -- ·- Directory ACREAGE . . . . 511 AJRPLANES . . 800 ANNOUNCING . 200 ANTIQUES . . . 808 APT. FURN. . 407 APT. UNFURN . 408 APPLIANCES . 808 APPLIANCES WTD. . 807 AUCTIONS . . . . 814 AUTOS FOR SALE . . 910 FOREIGN I SPORTS 111 AUTO PARTS & TIRE 907 ANTIQUE CLASS/CAR 112 AUTO REPAIRS/DOM 913 AUTO REPAIR/FOR 914 AUTOS WANTED .. 915 BEAUTY AIDS .. 213 BOATS . . . .. 905 BLOG. TO BE MOVED 818 BLOG. MATERIALS . 817 BUS. OPPORT. . .. 700 BUS. OPPORT. WTO 704 BUS EQUIP. . . . 818 BUS PROPERTY . . . 500 BUS RENTALS . . . . 421 BUS SERVICES . 100 CAMERA/EQUIP ... 819 CONDOS FOR RENT 409 CONDOS FOR SALE 507 COMM PROPERTY . 505 CARO OF THANKS . 201 CAMPERS . 919 CEMET ARY LOTS . 208 COINS/STAMPS 813 DESERT PROP . 513 EMPLOY AGENCY 300 EMPLOY.OPPORT 305 EMPLOY PREP. . .. 307 FARMS & RANCHES 512 FLORISTS 207 FUNERAL DIRECT 205 FUNERAL NOTICES . 208 FURNITURE . 800 FURN/WANTED 805 GARAGES FOR RENT 400 GAf'.~GE SALES . 705 Hi:AL TH AIDS 21 4 HOUSES FOR SALE 508 HOUSES/RENT /FURN 406 HOUSES/RENT /UNF 40e HOTELS 418 HOUSEKPG ROOMS 413 INDUSTRIAL PROP. 506 INCOME PROPERTY 509 INVESTMENTS 828 JEWELERY ... 812 LAKE SHOAE PROP 515 LEGAL NOTICES . 212 LODGES-CLUBS ETC 208 LOST I FOUND 210 LOTS FOR SALE 510 MARINE SUPPLIES 906 MISC FOR SALE 808 MISC WANTED 810 MOBILE HOMES 917 MONEY TO LOAN 805 MONEY WANTED 608 MORTGAGE & TC\ 607 MOPEDS 090 MOTELS \ 415 MTRCYCLES &~ 908 MOTOR HOMES 916 MOUNTAIN CABINS 422 MUSICAL INST 811 NURSERIES 815 OFFICE EQUIP 827 OFFICE SPACE 420 OUT OF STATE PROP 514 PERSONALS 21 1 PETS PET SUPPLIES 823 DOGS & CATS 824 6 3 1 I 8 1 2 0 LIVESTOCK . . 125 BIROS . . . . . 129 REAL ESTATE Wfot 518 RENTALS TO SHARE 412 REAl EST ATE/XCHG 617 REAL ESTATE LOANS 800 RESORT RENTALS . 417 SCHOOL ....... eoe SITUATtON WANTED 30I ROOMS FOR RENT . 410 BUS. OfRECTORY . 100 ANNIVERSARY /IMRTHOA Y ROMANTIC GOHOOlA Bay CrutM (2Yt Hrs.) A roee, ct\ampegne. '*"le. si.w 673-0280. HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Auctioning 3 rooma of hoUMhoid gooda belonglng to .. Id; Tiffany Anderton of Laguna Niguel. Said time of auction la: 7pm Jan 31. 1985 Maater'a Auction 930 W teth St ld2 Costa M ... RAPE. SEXUAL ABUSE? - tt YoY know of anyone who's mother, wife. alater. or father, son. child. or friend who ·s beef'I k llled, auualy abused. or damaged by "Psychiatric tratment" ... Please write full par- ticulars & any evldeoce to: Crtlzens Commlaalon on Human Rights. PO Box 914, Tustin 92881-948, 544- 3667. All names I con- f 1 den c es will be fully protected. 711 LIVE-IN tlucledtToc:arefof lnveMd ledy. ~ ..,...._ Ing OK. San Juan C.ptstrano home. Room boerd pM ..-,. ~ ·sitter·• Wa nted· Immediate pay Fi. ... h,. ~ eves OMrnlte auJQn w/ children Exper nee SITTER·s UNLIMITED NB 855-9137 LIVE-IN Wane.d, ""f home. M laalon Viejo. 25 plua. Engtiah apeelllng (Spenlah peraon ok) Cooking housekeeping etc. own prtvate room. Asia erlCM. 730-5182 or no-.5443. EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI S600 00 per t 00 Guaranteed payment No experience/ No aalee Oelarls • send self· addressed stamped "nvelope Etan Vltel-5075 34 t 8 Enterprise Rd, Ft Pierce Fla 33462 PART· TIME L~ln child- care 10-12 Deya monthly Salary Exoetlent Spenl•h speeklng fine or Engl.- 493-8758. Att., 5 .. , ,, ..... ,., I W I LL CLEAN YOUR HOME/ CONDO with lcwfng care. Honest. thorough Refentnces Call Prayeeta 751-8748. COMPANION AIDE with nursing experience tooklng '°' etderty ~ or lk9e etder'ty. Wll C8t9 for ,OW In my beautfful home, or youra.. Rancho San Joaquin 2 Bdrm Twn HM. 2Yt be OrMt vie. 1,050 I mo. No Peta 730-1890 NEWPORT BEACH lowfy 4 bf 2 be OCl9iWlew In Hetbof View.._ L .... ,...ed. A~ Jan. 1 $2000/rno 640-2084 4-BEDROOM 2 -bath L-ounaHlla. .... ~ e1oee '° '9nnla ooura 11.- 200 lnctud" gardener. Anna 143-3193. NEWER Ocean View architect dealgn. 2 bedroom, 2 bath. den. NO¥ember 1. 11900. 494-StWe 488-1818 EttBlf Twnhm 6bdr 4ba fpf ck>M to church sch bch $1950/mo 458-1440 458- 2108. Bayfront. Bayside PIM'.e COM, 2 BR. 2 BA duplex. pter I boat apece. $2000 mo. 8* Grundy ...... 175- 8181. Beautiful Ocean View Leguna Beach 2 bedroom, 1 y, bath. Flreptace, vtewtng dectc, $1200/ montNV ~ elude• u1111ts. 484-7113; 417-3895. Rent -Laguna Beach lower unit, 1 bedroom, atngta l"IJ•ture profeeelonM. No pe\a, non-amok er. saoc>lmonth. aecurlty. 494- 2488. 2 Bedroom houae I arttsta' studio. A iry. roomy & woodMy -leguna 8whl yard. $1500 + u~ .qe.. 2281. Beautiful Ocean View Leguna Beach 2 bedroom. 1 'It beth. FlrepMc:e, ~ deck $1200/monthty ln- clU<Ms utJltt*. 494-7913. 497-3895. OCEAN VIEW 5 Bedroom. 5 Bait\ Laguna 8--=" Home. With 19a. viewing dec*a. unfurnished. $2,00 monthty. D9poelt 484-7181 PrHtlgous Harbor Ridge Cuatomlzed 4bdr 3Yt ba un- der mrkl p p, $2715/mo qual tenant 301-654-1829 avail lmmed le... 12-24 mo Must ... to appreciate! Laguna Niguel HouM. 2 tHKtrooma pfus CS.n. lots of prrvacy All amenltlea. Poot. iacuzzl & part!. $975 mo. 8451-2720 Laue 2 bedroom. 2Vt bath custom Vl9W home Dana Point S 1200 monthly Avarlabi. December 4th. 498-1303 Unf 2bdr. w I d. $850 tat & last 30 MC to be.ch 3712 Seashore NB 850- 5 IH LEAIE 2 BEDROOM LAGUNA •EACH APARTMENT OcMf'I 'I*' wa111 to beech. Eicc1n1m l~tlon. Newty pelnted. Garage $800 rnon1hfy. 494-3341 WANTED TO PURCHASE Hotel -Motel or Apartment Block Preferably Overtooklng Ocean Replies to T. GrMt nn ,., Awe. 8ull9QOI La Joie, CA 12117 --~ ----- t...,.. .._.,_ ....,,... 2 ~ 1 blllf\. we11t eo Creac•nt Bay. Quiet. t>e&uttful '*"'"'"°°d. llOO month. ~ lncr•dlbl• ocean'llew Capietrano Beach ...,.,.. rnent.. °'8anllc 2 bedtool'ft 2 bath/ cerpor•t. &IHI utHMiea. 29315 vaa CaMor- nia. 48S-4034. .... •111 ....... Unf 2bdt w/d $850/mo lat I 1aat 30lec eo bd'I 11 a..211- 1110 3112 SHatiote N8 t• C11t11llr1111 RENT: 3......,,. 3 ~ colorT.V.,...._,...,_, dryer & dlehwaeher. a--.. ~ rootn/ poof ..... &675 ... ty -$250 ....... 492-2947 / 112- 8748. ELTOA0~.2 Bednaom, 1 Bath. w-.. dryer, refrigerator. '726 mo. 873-1334. Condo-Laguna HhaJ 1 Bedroome 2 ...,. 2-ar 91'1119-Al ......... "50 lftOlltNr. 3I0-"77 lmmec. Condo. 2 bdrm. 2 be. dbl-· poot j9c. ..nn... Yrty ...... $1000 mo. Open 8:30 to 1. Aval now 213- 258-6479. Newport: Luxwry Bay-Frt 1500 tqft 2bdr 2ba ffamrm loft prl xtra dbl gar S1350/mo 142-teee CM -Lux Condo 2 ml to bch. B'8ftd nu 3bdr 2"W>a rp fncd yet. dbl gw. pee oer. Pleil 1our colora nowl $1085/rno M2-..e FuU ~ View -New, 2 bedroom condo. tndudee 2-car enclosed garage. microwave. dlahwaaher, fweptec:e I trash pfck-up. North San C1emente/ Capo Beach area. Available January 15th. $900 monttlty 67S-173t M 87~5094. Laguna Niguel CondO • 3 bedroom. 2% bath. com- munity pool/ape. S 1. 100 monthly. 493-7520. ROOM WITH BATH .-4n cloMt tor non-amoklrrg remaa.. $300 pfu• utllltlee. El Toro MISSION VIEJO HOME room for rent (2) $300.00 pfu. utiflties el\. Untum no- 7488 FURNISHED. PRIVATE BEDROOM / PRIVATE BATH Kitchen. washer/ dryer, T.V. PrMaeges. Non- smoker. 1375 monthly Capistrano B••ch Pallaadea. •1-396e 411'1 I '1 II an r.fhie r~~ -Laguna Beach 2 bedroom apt. OCW\ ..... ,,...... ptOl'I I l f l)t... 29-35. N .. t. reeponllb... non-smolc.,. l350. 414-2312 4e7...Um 1111111' --·-- 411& I 2 • ... tan't "'9te anyone ..,o .... to ... ·-b..ch? and~ ar~. PrOllll'l>tial llltalgllt ....... want• Mme to 1h•r• 2 ~OOfn. I ernotle. (811) 157·1234 Ot SI'-.... m11••· female ftoom·M•t• w.,,..., ~be .... re1oon1tble. 8hare ~ut E Toro homi. *325~ ...... .en...., Chrlatlen ledy will there comtort:ebll Mllelon Viejo Home &326 monthtJ. 110- 1123 .,.., I p.m. Nied ........ ...., C"ecll OIH•lfl•d for ~...YW.ot ... -... ,....,. . MLW ilUUIO 2 ldm 1- ..._ ,_.. •JGM. teoo.oo Pet .. -2 ... """". 't1a:· 7IO ... 111-152-1040. •. • Puerto Velletta Vecation Home. 2 bedroowo, 2 '*"- pool. nwcl -dey. ......75IO ,(.Cl I dll ~- StMI luldlng D11'1eNp .. ... u.nutlctutw-s..... £1 ........ .up. port. ..,.., .. """"'*'- SCMM .,... taken. Call (303) 7a-3200 bl. 2401. WedgCor Acceptance Corp., UDO IE.. ttanliPden, o.w.. co I0224.. FOR AENT -or ..... com- ,,,.. P''°'*'1 M-1 ion-· Ing or Lagvne Beach. A1111111..,. prtoa. Cel 1-. 7043. 97.CI ? 2 2 SALE -3 81dfoow1. 2 8a1ti • ..,. &....,... ... con. do.~ ..... poof. park, tennla, atr con- ditioning. 150,000 _,,,... , .... 1.5' Pm $580 mcM •• 7~2472 SALE. OWNER 3 BEDA00M 3 BATH Mts- ak>n Vteto Condo adlec*llt to Country CM». Oecoralot ... peiper, ahua.. c:onver- aation ptt, MCUrtly .,-m. Muat aeef $143,500. 831-5107 ~ BY OWNER -3 bedroom. 2 b•th San Clemente 'SeaSalpe" condo. Low aeeocflllk>n d~ $155,000/ makeoftW. 48:M307 .......... FOR SAL.E: LUXURY VIEW TOWNHOME. LAGUNA NIGUEL 10% down, cw~ Thrff bedroom•. family room, ,,._ 2.000 aq. fl., ~ lque Fl'9neh vtlage com- pfex. 1154.000 ..... 11~ fixed. piu. "'* ... canyf Vickie. CASTLE RE.ALTY, 831-en1 FOR SALE: REDUCED - C"9eOm MAOAID MISSION VIEJO .. Bldfoo.M and Oen Of 5 8edloome. 2 ...... •uftel.. 2~ .,,.... ...... atory ........ f'OOfft. ..,.,. .. bu1 .......... ..... lnll~O..Aelnl. --· ~ 2 e.dtOOtn fMlllc CabWI In ... ..,,. Wl&ft propane a-. FOi ..... 1&6 mll•• from El Toro. R•cratlon••· Streama. ftlhlno. 118,tteO. 244 S?22 ·:--~~~~~~~- 4 8!IJROOM 3 BATH EL TOAO MOia wtnd Aow9 1ract. NI. 2 atory. 2 ,_,. ...... Upgraded~ OMw "'*-*" nall1Meft 1180,000 151-1141 Laguna Beadi: 3 bedroom. 3 bath custom home. pool. jacuzzj, decka. CMyon I oc:nn view, prlvKJ, big yard, unique. $425,000. No btok ... MoeNated ..... c• Joyce 478-0517 cteya; 484-1124 ~I •. HtMop home w~ ot LM• Brlnor9 -on 6 ~ 3 bdrm. 2 be. oerenMc: tile throughout. Aeducff to 1129,000. 714-e57-la4 1eeve m rr nae ~ country .-ng a CUllOm pocA/ w-. home/ Mparale Income apart- ment. San Juen eepitmeno -~ ec:re • .,,., ~ Fanteetic: amenlu.t Low -.n -owe -_, quallfy· Ing. $215.000. .....,10 T..._ -~ 3 bedroom. 1 *>ry ~Con domini um for aale. &.w... 132-12117. 710- 0734 dllya. Allot... .....,.,. Dina Point ~ wtttl .,.,.. orwnic oceet' ..,..,, mouft- .... and co••• ,._,. Chrlttmaa tlgM1 year round. 2 n-...r .._ 2 IUI ...... °' 1111 c.... " .. '*' '°' ~ ...., Ollgh.-W aMJng 1229.000 now onty &111.IGO. SuperW qualltJ home. Ftnenctn1 ,.......... °"'* agent. 411-1718. Spectacular Vlewt 3 bedrooma 1 ~ beth. LllgYne ..... ~ . ..,..,_,. horfta. Bright AWy. CIW- mlng. Kltc:hen la trvty • delghl. Larve atvtng..room with fir•P'ace. Beautiful c:owiered pdo wtth ~ yard. $135.000. OJNe by 21081 Aloma. Laguna Nigl.* ~ cal owner (213) 542-4204. -211101 ,.,,,.., 4 BEDAOOM 2 BATH M can be UMd u Dupl9l. near Beech. 8y owner. 1121.000. Gr••• Income Buyl San Clemente. 482·7184 COAONA DEL MA.A 302&- 3034 bat PCH -4 alDtyS w/potentlal double the V8lue by btdg 2nd *>fy Gr .. t '9nanta. loc:M6on. ~ come 141,000. Aaklng S<t50.000. ·Malle Offer Owner / Aoent I 1 t -S43- 048b. FOA SALE By OWl'Mf San Clemeri• Duplu .... 1 Bedroom. Home and In-come. Qoee lo ... Y't*lllQ.. Juat right tor 1oung or retired coupfe. 1130.000. 482-2305.. 114-lllfl ...... Unique Mont. Rec. Prop. 24 + acrea with taUltr deeoreted Cedar Home Adi to Forest Sent. ¥ery prtvaea. Lolo Creek runt thru property A peeceful ratr•t w/greet hurltlng I ftshlng Shrt distance to Mlseoula. 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I J · hi .nh u. .h ·~f ! 1 •~l.r I 'HI ' S,br ..• ·~_·:.f1 ... ~ • ' ~ ' _, "The Royalist" plan highlights elegant lifestyle of Crown Royale With ita regal styling reminb- cent of the fine count.ry manors of Euro~ ''The Royalist" floor plan provides an impressive set- ting for the elegant lifestyle offered by Crown Royale. the development of luxury residences in the coastal foothills of Laguna Ni•uel. One of the largest in this limited collection of European- s t y led estate homes, The Royalist offers 3,66S square feet of living area traditionally arranged on two levels and featuring four bedrooms and three full baths. A spectacular entrance foyer with handsome staircase and ceramic tile flooring introduces the custom-designed residence. Off the entry are the sunken liv- ing room with fireplace and a formal dining room. both with cathedral ceilings two stories high . To the rear, the foyer steps down to a huie family room with second fireplace.. an adja- cent nook and the open kitchen with center "island" and greenhouse windows. Also on the lower level are a auest or fourth bedroom,' full bath and laundry room area with accessway to the three-car 1ar- age. The Royalist's .. grand stair- case .. leads upward to a unique privacy area hi9hlightcd by a large bonus room with sit-down wet bar. adjacent to two family bedrooms and bath. In another wind is the opulent master· suite with its own sitting room, walk- in closet plsu wardrobe and an elegant dressing room bath with step-up oval tub plus stall shower. This extraordinary design is one of seven custom-like floor plans that range in size from 2.- 274 to 4.075 square feet. Prices beginning at $234,900 represent thousands of dollars in savings on these quality-crafted three-- and four-bedroom residences. Excellent below-market raxcd- rate financing and immediate occupancy au1ment the value and appeal of the Crown Royale homes. accordina· to Geor1e Medrano of Merrill Lynch ReaJ- t y. sales aaenta ror the prestigious. ocean-close develop- ment. .. EJlecutives who have con- sidered building a custom home immediately recognize and ap- preciate the exccptionaJ pcr- squa re-foot value effcred by these fine residences with their unusual design elements. im- pressive size and luxury amenities." Medrano said. Enhancing the custom am- biance of the homes is a choice of architectural stylings that reflect their European heritage in warm woods, stone and masonry. Interiors arc in- dividualized by such features u a library or den. game or bonus room and survcd staircase foyer in various plans and there arc a note from Maury 3 Good Buys Under $300,000 BAYCAEST 1831 Llncoln Open Sun 1-5 PM Exceptionally-clean, entertaining home, for family home - 3 bedroom, 2% Bath , formal dining room, family room, nice yard and landscaping. $218,500 ARTIST'S HOME Built by an architect & improved by an artist. Provides a home for en- joyable living. Cathedral callings & skylights, fireplace, hardwood floors, 2 patios, private beach. Assumable loan. See ltf $215,000 OLD CORONA South of Highway, 2 bedroom, spa, low maintenance, hardwood floors, good condition. $240,000 SECLUDED RANCH Approximately 72 acres In Cleveland National Forest, easily accesst- ble. Variety of terrain, fenced for horses etc. 3 bdrm main house, staffs quarters and support building. Call for full details ONLY MS0,000 Lat's Start the New Year Riglltl two or three custom-built fireplaces. wet bars in most h·omes. skylights, bay or clerestory windows, vaulted ceilings and' other luxury touches throughout seJect plans. Gourmet kitchens with statc- of-thc-art appliances. air con- ditionirtg. central vacuum and security systems arc standard amenities in aJI homes and each is covered by American Home Shield's Home Protection Plan which warrants major utility systems and built-in appliances against malfunction. ·Purchasers also receive professionally-designed front and rear yard landscaping to add to the beauty and value of their new residences. The exclusive Lapu Nipcl location of Crown Ropla is con- venient to ocean bcadlel, pub. golf and tennis f.aliliet, Dam Point Harbor. IC~ sboppioa at Mission Viejo Mall and Laguna Hills and mudt mon. A sales office and model homes aR opcn daily from 11 a.m. to S p.m. and information may be obtained by phoain1 (714) 249-8202. To visit Crown Royale, take the San Diego (l·S) Freeway to Crown Valley parkway, tW'D right toward the ocean and drive south approximately three miles to La Paz Road. Tum ript on La Paz to Kings Road and follow the signs to the develop- ment of estate residatccs in Laguna Niguel. LIDO ISLE BAYFROIT 115 VIA LIDO 80UD OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PM Wlltcll M11111ll lrom 3 lntll ol •111 lldo wtew. 4 BR • 4 ·~ p..,........ 90UnMl ldldl1n. • ..., 1111.:hJ pier, ........... 12.111,- PENINSULA HOME BAYFRONT 1130 E. BALBOA OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 PM Ch•rmlng, Older B•lbo• BNCh hout1, 5-b1dlm., 21h ~ pier ..... flMt-$715,000. .., be .... d .. 12,000 month to lllOlllh. WESl1UF Vl1A ~ I I I Prime~ floor ...... tplCll• 28R-28A, ..... ........ ... pool. BBQ •IL '111.W COM VIEW LOT p,.,... II.a ........... .., ....... cilJ-cG11I .. llllP'OWld IDr IDur .... condolllln_ ...... tl.211w1M LIDO ISLE All111Cllwe 2 bdnw, 1 Iba• ,h.,, ..., ........ Ua••·-... ~·-celllnl. bric* ftr1111•a• ..... , . pdta .. p111o..ll71,111 BAYSIDE PLACE BAYFROIT lp1ctmcu'rr cl11plt1, I •.-2 bL up, 2 8r.•2 bL claw; .. 2 bl .. Ip ICll R1•oedtollll.- COSTA MESA llC•E A total of 42S townboma will eventually comprile The Club Series when the final phase is completed .. Thus far. 82 or 84 homes in Pbaa one and two have been sold; Phase Three was recently openc:d and 69 homes were introduced ror saJc. I ntcrior decor by Kdlard- Baron ~ of Belcrly Hills enhances tbe penthoue am- biance aod illustntes the homes" versatility and uoiqueaeu. Fave noor plans. ranaiaa from l .960 to 2.200 sq. a. provide up to three bedrooms and a den plus 2'h baths. Priced from S209.'°°. The Club Series feature interior ap- ... ~ ........ ,.,... With oa. mmtk or.Iii. a...; up to three woodb•r•i•1 firept.a; mu~ • ....,, and ClooQ; bUik-in Wet ..... with corion counters: Wood-tri....- ceiling1; built-in AM / FM music and intcn:om syatcms; and oversized two-car ..,.... with automatic door opcncn. Kitchens at The Cbab Series are equipped with custom oak cabinets. ceramic tile counter- tops. built-in desks. conventjonal and microwave ovens. and truh coml>:'ctors -virtuaJly every amenaty needed for convenien~ masterful home entertainina. Two pools. two spas and a community clubhouse serve as a recreational and social center for resUknts. neighbon and friends. Townhomc owners are also eligi- ble for membership at the SeaCliff Country Club, which recently underwent a ~million renovation and features an 18- ho I e Championship Golf Course. a new Tennis Club with 12 courts and a luxurious. modernized clubhouse. The community of SeaCliff on the Greens is west of Golden West Street off Palm A venue in Huntington Beach. just a quarter mile from some of the most beautiful white sand beaches in Southern Cilifomia. five model townhomcs arc open from 11 :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. dai- ly except Tuesdays. For more in- formation. call (714) 536-1445. Why a standard fixed-rate loan may be the best loan for you When shopping for the best home equity loan value. cosumers often become confused about the many diffemit types of loans available in today's marketplace. Balloons,, variable rate and fixed-rate loans arc only a few. According to Bob Benson. vice president of Califorru~ operations for The Money Store. Inc .• the nation's leading independent home mortgage lender. _consumen sboppinJt for loans tend to choose fixed-rate financing rather than variable rate programs. .. Some consumers may choose a variable rate loan because they feel they can take advantage of fluctuations that may occur in inteTcst rates:• says Benson ... But most do not want to take such a risk. They realize a variable rate loan works to the consumer's advan- tage only if inunst rat~s dip. It works agaimt the consumer if interest rates suddenly soar. ·•A standard fixed-rate loan, however. provides borrowers with a s~t interest rate and monthly payments that remain the same for the life of the loan.•• says Benson ... Many consumers find this to be an extremely im- portant part of planning their monthly family budget. It is often the key clement in their decision to choose a fixed-rate loan." How to • Privale Country Qub Homes 17om 18&900 or 1bum Luxury ,'Tom 179,900. Flexible financing, indudingftxed rate. If you'tt ewr pkliftd yo.nelf ~ tht him ~ ~a... da&fll you oouldn\ albd your own desut homt.. 11s limr ID t* a ntW look. b cm CJn I dwmilig golf oourst villa for S88.900 Or :I ..._ .... an••mn b only S79900. Holt* t .. ,,,,,,, '4lfl,. a ! f '°' ........ , _.,. ..,, uo.-. ,.,,., ...... ~ :a dtbghtfully drconltd 'itla nght m the golf courst' at tht ~ ~ Pmlass and m~· trnruS. rqd.all. S"fll~ pools. ~ and a magJ11ficml l8 ~ dmnpolShrp ,pt rounir and counuv daj) bl also en,or speaaJ resort pnvtleges II tht new 0estrt ~ lk5or1 Hottl. openltd 11') Pnncm f.ru&Z. the-lcM Boal'" peq>le Or 1ndulgt )'OOf'Sdf 11 tht frmd\-themed Dtaut.1111. Noced desipers hM JWOl11lt!d thest splendid m-town homes wrth tht fintsa furnish. ~ loarid ooJy I short strolJ from hJm Canyon DrM. the DeauviDt boasU such priYlft dub services ti oonaer~ v*t and m2ld ~. SplaotJ.s and pttd. the DealYiDr tm ttlrer ~ poo6 spas. tmnis coons and ~ Ulr'dse loom Tht Desert Pnnctss and tht Oealn'lllr rd1ea yot.-WU for superl> desert t~ ~'hdher its sporung °' soaahzmg. shoppng °' dm1~ evmr UldJVtduaJ CitSU\> lJti been c:onsadrttd with metlC\llous attft'lbon Oo you mx>gnizt a untqUr CWX' tunrty > Now you C2Jl see yourself '" the dtstTt A''"'',.,.,,,.,.."' """ 1..a1111nn11W• vm•x• ,,,, ""' Gl~l.r S.1 11/fX> ,,, U.tifi-111 ,.JM-ul,,,,. ,.,, .,_,.""' U.Jll>t"llll,,,,, ii•· tlrtl~ '"Mks ll/!Kr ~' f'l"'H fl/ Mir u/ p.ll/lft1/-t1"4 sd]KI to,.....,,. rt/~ "'~'" c..,, lrubul~ ~ ,,.. ~!IT .~~ \ 1Sb IJltni • l.Mllllu 1illr I Ill 1<1 lhn 111 Turn lrfl on \lib Oln• ·-~.,,.,.. . -DEAUVIU£ I' ' I '' ~ , A I ' \.• ' --HNJJ•r ""1*' s.n.u 11114 /JlllYS '"""' "' '"' Dl!IDll!dW .,.,,. "°' sh'olbltR ~ t°""' , -... .... -~ - -· It seems like only a few minuto 110 that daianins and buildin1 your own home wu a luxury reserved for a select few . But a look at the industry in Orange County today reveals that almost everybody who bas ever dreamed that big dream, is getting into. or trying to get into, the world of custom homebuilding. The times. they have definitely changed. The surging Orange County amrkct for luxury homes a nd custom home lots stems from well-heeled consumer's confidence in the economy for at least the next two years. Feeling the effects of this in- crease in the industry's pulse is Jack C uster, director of custom homeside sales for Irvine Pacific. the homebuilding sul>- sidiary of The Irvine Company. ·•we can point to several reasons for all this e'lceitmcnt," he says . .. One is that our economy has reached a level of credibility that people believe will remain for awhile. They have a better cash flow and they can now borrow money at the lowest rates in years." I rvinc Pacific is currently sell- ing or taking names at four custom IOt clevaopmenu ill Ir- vine and Newport ~. ..Of course. havina the Iota hi an.at locations is key:• Custer uya. ••All of our projects offer many spectacular views." ··Another reason." adds Custer. 0 is that custom lot buyers want to be creaiive. They want something that isn't available on the market. And for a little more money. they dis.. cover they can get exactly what they want. rather than buyina a production home ... A glance at results and numbers at Irvine Pacific's four developments almost defies superlatives. The largest custom lot development to date for Irvine . Pacific has been Harbor RidSCt a prestigious community that overlooks the entire Newport Harbor area. Out of the total 99 lots originally available, only a few remain. The lots average 12.000 square feet in size and are priced from $350,000 to $750,- 000. Irvine Pacific recently opened Fairway One, a limited collec- tion of prized lots along the fint and ninth fairways at Big Ca- nyon in Newport Beach. Only 12 Phase 111 of Country View, Laguna Niguel, offers inspiring views Phase 111 of Country View Estates. The Gibbs Company's successful neighborhood of single-family detached homes, has now opened, with oppor- tunities for prime view locations available, said Bob Gibbs, presi- dent of the building firm. .. These arc some of the best views on the site," said Gibbs, .. overlooking the rolling hills of Laguna and Capistrano, with Pacific sunsets beyond. "We've terraced the home-sites to take advantage of our panorama here. But the choice outlooks never last long." The 32 homes in the third phase begin at S 170,950 for the three-and four-bedroom plans. A few completed homes in Phase I I arc also available for im- mediate occupancy. .. Favorable financing has accelerated demand for these ocean-close homes," said Gibbs. .. We arc now offering 91/1% first- year interest on long-term loans.·· Gibbs added that second year interest is at I 01/a%, with I I 1/s% for the balance of the loan. and an Annual Percentage Rate of 11 .540%. The long-term finan c ing features lower monthly payments, making it easier for more buyers to qualify. Country View Estates offers both one-and two-story homes in a choice of exterion detailed with masonry, stone veneer or wood, plus Spanish tile or con- crete shake roofs. Highlighting interiors are such desirable features u wood- bu rning brick veneer fireplaces, cathedral crilings, ceramic tiled entries and elegant master suites with mirrored wardrobes. Gourmet kitchens present more quality amenities: ceramic tiling, oak cabinetry, greenhouse win-· dows and a breakfast nook, plus an array of deluxe appliances. Within the planned Colinas de Capistrano community, Country View Estates is surrounded by open spaces and equestrian trails, and just minutes from ocean beaches. To visit the site take the San Diego (405) Fwy. south and exist at Avery Pkwy. Turn right. then right again on Camino Capistrano and immediately right over the bridge to Paseo de Colinas and the homes. For in- f~rmation, phone (714) 495- 8477. 30 YEARS FIXED Call Michael Barone at (714) 955-2105 WESTERN COUNTIES MORTGAGE 19782 MacArthur Blvd •• Irvine lots remain with prica ranaina from $340,000 to $970,000. One of the hottcst areas in Orange County right now is Tur- tle Rock Crest in the hills above Irvine's Turtle Rock communi- ty. Irvine Pacific opened salea in July on 28 lots with more than 1.000 names on the interest list. Only a couple of lots arc still available. priced from $210,000 to SJ I 0,000. Irvine Pacific's latest custom lot development is hyine Cove, a neighborhood of 48 custom Iott that look out onto the Pacific Ocean. bordering the northern edge or Laguna Beach. SaJes probably will not begin at Irvine Cove until late January and prices have yet to be deter- mined. But already interest i1 high and the company has started to place names on the in-1 tercsted list. The 48 lots, ranaina in size from 8,200 to 2S,OOO square feet. will be sold in one phase. . ••Trying to develop the land fast enough to keep UJ> with the demand is a nice dilemma," aays Custer, who is headquartered at lrvi ne Pacific•a Cu atom Homesite Center in Newport Beach. 0 1'vcnever ICCn anythina quite like this bef'ore in the real estate industry." Mark it well. These, you might say, arc the aood old days. For information on custom homcsitcs. contact Jack Custer at (714) 7S9-1136. Be It A Home Or Income • I I ~ Call Corona de/ Mar Proper~ies- 673-8494 Newly listed, VIiia Balboa condo, security bulldlng, 2 master suites, large kitchen, lots of mirrors, some view, only $169,500. Sell, lease or lease with option, new condo, Corona del Mar, 3 bedrooms, 3Ya baths, formal dining, 312 Jasmine $350,000. Open Sundays p.m . Home Plus Income, 1 Ya block to Big Corona Beach, shops . & buses. Realtor-owner may finance, 2 bedroom, famlty 2 bath home, studio for-;uesta plus a spacious 1 bedroom apartment. 40' R-2 lot, $395,000. (By appt. only). Choice Rentele: 5 bedroom, 3 bath, 45' lot near LU Corw 811ch, avail. now $2,000. mo. l.8gune View Home, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 car garage, deck, walk to Aliso beach $1,400. mo. Udo 1•, nice 3 bedroom, play room, fully furnished, big fireplace. 2 car garage $2!500. mo. IA8T8IOll C08TA MllA-8 yrs new. A two ltory, 2 bed, 2 beth condo wtth 2 car garage & patio In amall complex ctoee to •hopping. 1149.000. 831- 1400 LAQUMA •A• PRAMi with mint ocean view. A 3 bdrm wtth dble gar• In Arch Beach Heights. large auumeble 11t T.O. Frtce reflects need for a llttte TLC, terrific potentiaH 1175,000. 831-1400 IAITaeDR C.11. on charming tree llneclltreet. ck>M to~ IChoof, library & park. An adoreable 2 bd plue den & 1Yt ba. wtth fp .. hardwood floor9 and frendt dOOrS opening to apadou1 yard. Juat freshly remodeled. 1179.000. 831-1400 VILLA 8A&.80A NMTHOUH -Skytlghta and C8lhedrel Cllllnga create a bright and aJry al- moephere. A 8'.per property for shared ownership with 2 rnester aultes. & spacioua llvlng room with fp and balcony. Afr conditioned In a aecurtty bldg wtth community poof. Great aaumable financing or owner wtff le-option. 1188,000. 831-1400 T!lllUFIC IN TURTUROCK -beautifully upgrad- ed a expended 4 bdrm & family room ctet.ched home. Separete master suite & dramatic cathedral ceilinged formal dining room open to a charming atrium wtth fountain. Very open & airy with ~ng neutral colors. $189,500. See 18862 Saginaw - Open House Sat. Jan. 11 . 1-4 P.M. LAGUNA aEACH-Bulldable ocean vlew lot. Over 1 act• wtth current son report and geologlcaJ survey. Owner motivated. may subordinate or exchange for Income property. $199,000. 631 -'1400 HW•OllY ••••DUPt;.aX-Newer oedw 8'ded 2 bdrm. 2 ba. units with fp & 4 car garage. Jult step• to ocean & best beaches. Lender owned, priced at $217,900. 831-1400 FIXlll IN aEAUTIFUL NEWftOllT NllGHllOIUtOOD -Tf\I• lender repo priced well under competition ne8dala paint brush and plenty of TLC. Large 4 bdrm. 3 ba, with family room, library & custom pool In wefl pianned yard. $279,900. 673- 6900 aUILD ON aALaOA ISLAND - 1 bdrm cottage. add on or tear down In excellent location. Owner wfll carry or consider trade. Wefl pr6ced at $285,000. 873-8900 QllACIOU8 NEWPORT NEIGHBORHOOD - a one atory cape cod with great potential for charm. Four bed~•. •rolty room. den. ltvtng room with wet bar plus laundry/sewtng room. Paned wtndows, trench doora and sunny patio plus a separate workshop. Bank owned, asking $318,000. 631 -1.00 CLIFFHAVRN -A lovety 3 bdrm home In charming Newport netghborhood. Walk to schools. church and shopptng. On xtra large tot with family & formal din- ing rooma. remodeled kitchen. and pool. $325,000. 631-1400 LARQI HOME ON PENINSULA POINT -Steps to community beach. tennis & ocean, bike to ferry & pier. An unusually large 4 bdrm & family room home with nice south patio on a charmi11g "country" lane. $359,000. 831-1400 BALaOA 18LE -COMMERCIAURESIDENTIAL - HI vlalblllty tocatlon commercial business with a two bd apt + a 1 bd studio on 2nd floor. Third floor roof deck with harbor view. 2 car garage + xtra parking. Owner may consider leas-r&ack. Newly listed at $380,000. 673-6900 NICI-·~ ...... llG.IOOD -~ two bedroom home wtlh den 8nd woe bonu9 room In lovety prlvete wooded hllllde Mtti9'Q. Loea of cjlw & IUnahtne with fabutoua ~ of city and H9wport Harbor. $395.000. 831-1400 NhrPORT'8 CHAlllllNQ ft8T aAY AdNUI - an tntrtguetng property wtth many poalbHffi-. Now uMd .. a duplex with the owners unit having a two story ltvtng room, formal dining & eome bay vtew. Can be 4 bdrm home or 3 bdrm home with gueet. Ctoee to elementary echoot & t>Mchee. 1319.000. 831 -1400 RATUU OP TM WOK IRYINE TERRACE - a charming 3 bd a den with family and formaJ dlrnng room• In "l " shape around large yard with pool. Beamed cemngs and 3 ftreptaces for a cozy feeftng. In tmmacutate condition, price lncludea land. $435,000, 831-1400 I BAUOA COYE8 - a landscaped entry patio teada Into this cuatom 2 story 3 bdrm home in grMt coves location, steps from your own dock. ltvtng and fami- ly rooms. both with fireplaces. open beamed cathedral ceilings and waUs of glass, open to the ex- pansive waterside deck. $425,000. 831-1400 NEW ON LIDO -A one story home on extra wide street to street tot. Open & versatile floor ptan wtth 3 bdrm & den surrounding a charming south patio wtth gas BBQ. Spacious dining room & sun porch. Cozy fp, beamed cettlngs add charm and character, a perfect property for gracious entertaining. $435,000. 631 -1400 BALBOA ISLAND -VIEW HOME -A charming spacious 4 bdrm, 2 story family home wtth hardwood floors on corner lot with 3 car parking & views of the Bay & Pavltlon ttghts. $445.000. 631-1400 PENINSULA PT. NEWERt -A newer home just steps to bay. Upgraded with quality. beamed ceilings. 3 f.p.'s. large family room. 4 total bedrooms with bay view form master and lovety patio to enjoy the outdoors. Assumbale loans of $349,000. A "move-In" ready home on a lovely street. $485,000. 631-1400 OLD MEXICO ON LIDO -Newly remodeled 2 story with 2 bdrms and famlly room. Now a tasteful classic with handpainted beams, trench doors & paned win- dows and gourmet kitchen. brick patio wtth lush flowers and splashing fountain, on one of the Island's prettiest streets. Priced at pre-remodel appraisal. $489.000. 631-1400 •ST OP aA1 NA Oii NmT -F..,._ 111¥ VIEW home With~ floor plen. Dr81'fMik lfwing ...,.. room and dtnlftg arw + ~ k~. Supert» muter IUfte with private dedt fndudeil ~ nw. total bedroom• and apKloue ineerlor• Ofter' oomtor- table r.ving and euy ~ taM.000. 131- 1400 uw NORTH UYFllONT DUl'LD -exc1nent rental history on tt--. ' & 3 bd very wel "'*-...,'*' units. Fabuk>ua boating & nagM light vtewa. &a can't be duptialted today. On Blllboa lalMd a priced • $745,000. 873-e900 UNIQUE IN COllOllA DllL llM -MUIC -.._ ~uatom 3 story duplex & gueet llPt with pmor•tlc oc..n views. Top floor 3 bdrm 2 be. middle -.. 2 bdrm 2 ba a gueM ltudio wMh Piiio • ground ...... Ampte parking and ln °llke new" condition. DrasticaNy red~ to P•.000.131-1400 8"CTACUUR • UYalDI COW -A ,.. Nstfng on the ummm tn luxaaioue •alilffront con- dos. A 2 bdrm and den, comp .. W, ••M»Vllllt wtlltt highest quality materlela from the -~_, c 1llnp to the te•tured waits In .oft glowtng colon. A gourmet kitchen wtth 9V9f'y mmenity and cuatomlad ste>r9ge lnduding a cedat dOMt are Just a •-of ttle upgrades. $875.000. 631-1400 LINDA 18U llE81HNCE -or owner ... demola.h the existing home IO YoU can build your d,...,,. housef There'• stiH time to tllke ectvaruge of the ex- isting 5 bdrm two story home with pier & lllp, to remodel or simply decor ... to you1 ...... C8I tor ap- pointment to -tt"8 fantMllc ~. Priced including a.MS at 1811.000. 131-1400 UNDA I~ -FMTASTIC MDUCTIOM -Ex- cellent floor plan wtttt bttght and chaeful I~ decor. A flexibte 2 story ftwnly home with 5 bdrm., famtty room patios. and pier & dp for large bollt tn this pt-estigk>us guard gated community. Xtra wge k>t. Land induded. Now pf1ced at S918.000. 831 - 1400 ftENIN8ULA POINT OCEANFRONT -A 5 bdrm contemporary property fn a aunny corner location in the village like atmosphere of the Potnt. Enjoy the privacy of thla beechfront location while watching the waves and gtork>us aunMta from this large family home. $1 ,050,000. 631-1400 BAYSHORE8 -A' OF WATEIFRONT wtttt pan- oramic views of the turning basin and PavttHon. A very weu maintained 3 bdrm home wtth family and tormal dining rooms and~-guest~ mak:Ss room. In guard gated community wtth 2 prtvate beaches. Owner may conakier trade for commercial or income property. $1 ,6000,000. 831-1400 LINDA ISLE -Handsome entry courtyard lead8 to spacious two story family home, with 4 bdrma. famfty and formal dining rooms and remodeled gourmet kitchen. Gorgeous views of boating acttvtty and sunsets. Xtra large patio leading to dock In Newport Height's prestigious guard gated community. Wttt\ land. $1 ,750.000. 631 -1400 WATERFRONT COMMERCIAL with pier for 60' boat. 3 separate btdgs, wfth 9 rental untts - ·Monterey Cannery" charm. generoua perking. Ideal tor owner/user near restaurants I shops. $2.400,000 :- includes land. 631 -1400 WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL TORS· Sain. Rentals. Pro~rty M~na.mmt JIS Marirw Aw. Ralbo• Island •11a11 l4J6 W. Coas1 Hwy. Newport ~ach 811·14 .. • _.,.,., .. ... Esta :(~RBOR V!EW HILLS ...... -.u .... Prtce reduction -best value In the area. 3 BR + twnlly room, 3 car garage. upgraded kitchen ljppllances. meticulously maintained. Fee . •••• .. mu ..... Enter lovely garden courtyard to 4 BR, 2Yt BA, unique llvfng room, family room, 3 car gar909. Treat yourself . .,.,. IEW mu SMI.• You'll love the look of this stunning 3 BAI Bleached hardwood floors, Burbur carpet, eoz'1 fireplace and a large, lush yard. ........... 1417.111 Serenely situated 4 BR. T aatefully appointed & meticulously maintained. 2 spacious patios and pool. ·--VIEW Im.I 1451.• Forever ocean vtewl 4 BR plus large formal din- ing room. Famtty room with wood parquet floor & brick fireplace. Private courtyard entrance. .,.. VIEW -.U D1Ull Incredible vtew -Incredible decor. Incredible value -incredible price. Exclusively listed gorgeous 3BR, 2Yi BA view home. Appointment NEWPOR T BEACH IUff_I Im.• Prisfjne and perfect "Linda'' on fee land. Quiet cut-de-sac location, 2 BR & den with new carpet, drapes & paln1. A beauty. lllO ISLE 1345.000 Located on quiet end of lido delightful 3 BR, newty painted & carpeted. south sunny patio, beamed LR, brick fireplace. IAYIHOllES 181.000 Impeccable taste and refinement, exquisite home with gracious country feeling. Family room, hobby room. 4 BR plus maid's. HAllOI •• 11.075.000 Tired of the same old look? Savor the beauty & original design of this 5 BR home located in Newport's finest community. IUCOl IAY 11.195.000 Exquisite colonial situated on the bay with 50' frontage. The decor is faultless with the highest quality amenities. WEIT ... , ltAlll High rental .,.. -CC>n8lant demand. For the shrewd lnwstor thla 4 BR/2 BA duplex can•t be beat Stepa to aurf and sand. ... c111um.• 1111.111 BeauUtutty malntM1ed dupleit. two 2 BA unHa plus two legal nonc:onformtng bechelor unlta. Excellent Income and excetlent loan. ...... ml.I ••• Saualltto model ·on ~lent street In Corona def Mar. 3 BA. 2BA. Wge yard, CO•wed patio, Karaatan wool carpel Owners anxious. IEA-..... Beautiful 4 BA home with large family room. Exceptionally lovely patio with private pool and spa. Wood floors and Iota of red brick. CORONA DEL MAR .. ClllDIE• 1111• Newly decorated 3 BR charmer; ~ shutters, fireplace, ceiling fans, brass hardware, redwood spa, new paint. 1 Ya blocks to beach! --~--..... Top this for valuel 6 BR, 4 BA, 2 kitchens, 2 gar- ages.· 2 laundry faclltttes, patio + aundeck. Walk to beach & shops. Low down, assume loan. um..a 1111.• 4 BR with view of sand and surf. Den wtth wet bar, patio area with pool and spa, room to ex- pand. CGmlA IEl llAI .... A jewel of a Cape Cod one door from Ocean Blvd.. 3 BR. trench doors. bay windows, gourmet kitchen, beautifully remodeled in '83. llMIE T£lllCE •1•.• Front row view of ocean and bay. Room for pool on view side. Watch boats go by and enjoy great sunsets. SPYIWI ..... Best location In Spyglass and the most magnifi- cent 6 BR + office home the area has to otter. Lovely pool, spa and gorgeous custom decor. C...18. .U IAYW 1141.• Perfect setting tor viewing harbor boat activity. 50' of bay. 4 BR, 3Ya BA, 3 car garage, dock space for 3 boats. land Included. PBllllMA ICEIMLllR MJIMI Authentic Balboa oceanfront. Uvable. epedoue 5 BR. 3Yt BA home with apectllCUlar Cat911na a sunset vtew. Excellent location. Super Buy. ... Instant move In. Exquisitely furnlahed, new Class A construction, 3 flreplace9, ape. 2 ltvtng rooms. All you need la checkbook & toothbfUSh. PEllllllm.A ICUllWllT 1111.• Rolling sand dunee to ocean la view from this appealing home. Extensive UM of brick and wood add to the existing charm. PB •Allnmf .... The classic gem 3 BR home ls on exclualve Bue"-Vista. Exqulatte decor, hardwood floor. Separate sandy beach, garden & brick patio. PBIW IAYFml ..... Brick patio wtth bultt-ln BBQ lend• ltNlf to an entertainment flow between your yacht and custom home. Oak cabinetry, locatlonl PEllll•..A 11.211.• Garden entry to appealing and spacious 4 BR home. Lanai across front overlooking sandy beach and dock on 50' frontage. POW...A IAYJlllT It•.• Spectacular home on 60' frontage. 2 boat lltpa + 2 side ties, separate 1 BR apt., 3 car garage, full basement. May consider apt. trade. Fee. PEllllUlA IAYFal 12.!ll.• Custom bultt & decorated home + new gue.t apartment on 70' main bay front.ge. New pier & slip for 2 large boata, sandy be9ch. aunny patio. America'• LargMt Full Service RMI Eatet• Compt1nf In Newport Center •·IOIO Joenn Ak.-mM Sue Exley . Kay Paltl• Ginny Ander90n MIGDle Gutt. Kay ...... 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