HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-03-13 - Newport Harbor Ensign• ESTA8l.ISHED 19'1 * 31TH YEAR * NUMBER 31 * (71 4) 131 ... 120 *
Polltlcal races begin as
candidates declare Intentions
BY JOHN TRAUSCH
Congressman R obert Badham and
Supervisor Thomas Riley wlll face
primary challenges in their bids to win
re-electio n. while A ssemblyman Gil
Ferguson will enjoy a f rec ride through
the June 3 race.
Badham·s opposition in the Republican
primary for his 40th congressional district
seat will stem from management consult-
ant Nathan Owen Rosenberg of Newport
Beach.
Running unopposed in the primary
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Forec~osure sale looming
for Dick Dale's mansion
BY JACK SHINAR
The atto rney firm representing colorful
surf guitarist Dick Dale was scurrying
to find new legal a venues this week
in an a ttempt to hold off foreclosure
of his fabulous Newport Beach home.
the •Gillette Mansion ...
Orange County Superior Court Judge
Harmo n Scoville last week o pened the
doors to a foreclosure sale on the thrce-
story. 17-room. six~ath house when
he dissolved a court o rder that had
protected Dale from such an action
by the Orange Coast Thrift and Loan.
Scoville. contacted by phone Monday.
would not elaborate on his ruling. saying.
.. 1 understand there is to be an appeal
(to the ruling) and I would hate to have
anything I say to the press affect that. ..
Robert S peas. an assistant to Dale
attorney James D. Webster. said a
centlnutd tn p1ge 1
Cannery Village overr hurdle;
sent to city council for approval
BY JACK SHINAR
Improvement plans for the Cannery
Villa ge and Mcfadden Square areas
of Newport Beach will be considered
by the city co uncil April 14 after gaining
unanimous approval from the planning
commission last week.
The commission approved the zoning
and land use changes-designed to
improve the 40-acre area ·s physical
appearance. traffic circulation and park-
ing needs-by a 7-to--0 vote. Commis-
sioners also included plans tha t were
initially recommended by the planning
staff to realign the .. mix-master .. in-
tersection at Newpo rt and Balboa boule-
vards.
Chairman James .. Buzz" Perso n said
much of last weck·s three-hour public
hearing was in regard to the mix-master
debate.
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Lottery funds earmarked
for teachers, materials
BY LO RI SIL VER
Lottery revenues totalling SI .2 million
will allow the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District to reduce class s ize,
hire ten new English teachers. and update
instructional materials, accord in g to
School Board President Sherry loof-
borrouw.
""This is a significant amount because
it's discretionary money." said Lo of-
bourrow ... It's not earmarked for a specific
purpose."
One-third of the money has already
been spent to hire 10 new Enatish teachers
for the high schools a nd three science
teachers for t he elementary schools.
said Loofbourrow. Another one-th ird
will be used to purchase instructional
material a nd fund a staff-training pro-
gram. T he final t h ird will pay for a
one time, one percent salary adjustment
for all district employees.
By law, 34 percent of the lottery income
must go to California's public schools.
The lottery funds are allocated to the
school d istricts on the basis of student
enrollment. According to Deputy Su-
perintendent Norman Loats, Newport-
Mesa has an enrollment of 16.SOO students
and is receiving an additional S JOO to
SI 10 per student from the lottery.
"What we did first was to give each
school an additional SS per kid ... said
Dr. Loats ... Then each school submitted
a wish list stating item they needed ...
·we thought we'd received S4S0,000
ttfas year ... Loats added ... We thought
we'd only have enough to hire the ce n
English teachers and the science teachers.
All the re t has been a plea~nt urprist ...
continued on p1g1 2
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New guard takes up an old fight
for safe Corona del Mar crossing
BY JACK SH INAR
They aren' the son of residents who
cypically would be expected to take
a leadership role in the affairs of old
Corona dcl Mar. where most of the
citizenry is seen as being well-established.
lo ngtime homeowners.
But marketing executives David Paine.
29. and Trish Weston. 28. residents of
the community for less than two years
apiece. arc the new leaders in what is
becoming an old fight .
That is. to be able to cross Pacific
Coast Highway without putting their
life and limbs in jeo pardy.
To newcomers to the area who might
be c o nsidering crossing the highway
at an intersection not protected by traffic
lights, Paine. who is self-employed. offers
the following advice: .. , would say to
do that, you ought to be able to run
the 100-yard dash in less than 10 seconds."
Paine. of course, was joking. but he
points to accident statistics during the
past year alone which arc no laughing
matter.
At o ne intersection alone. Larkspur
Avenue and PCH. there have been four
injury accidents involving pedestrians
hit by vehicle! since June 21 . he says.
Two other accidents along the same
stretch in the past year-at Marigold
a nd Narcissus a venues -he also has
d o cumented . inc luding a fatality o n
Narcissus. whic h is no t pro tected by
a crosswalk.
In addition. We ton notes. there have
been a number of fender bender collisions
involving mo torists wh o sto p for pe-
destrians before being st ruck from behind
by other d nvcrs who don't stop in time.
"It's time somethtnll is d o ne ." she
\a}' Alo ng with Paine. who reported!)
may run fo r the City Council . a civic
group was formed calling itself C1t11cns
for Safe Crosswalks.
They pa scd out leanet!I and began
a petition-signing campaign. The) nov.
claim t o ha"c the ~1gnatu rc~ of more'
than 300 Corona del Mar residents to
present to the Newpo rt Beach Cit )
Council a~ well a s the endo rstmcnt of
the Corona dcl Mar Chamber of Com-
merce. In the coming days. they plan
to enlist the support of the Oasis Senior
C itizens Center and C oro na del M a r
Community Association.
Paine sa ys the group's first goa l is
to grt the city to inatiate !ltudaes of the
cr osswalk problems and to m o n it or
driving patterns in the area for a 60-
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PAIE I UICI ll I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY
Lottery funds may be h1rmful,
says school· foundation head
The state lottery has thus far
contributed SI .2 million· to
Newport-Mesa public schools.
but the executive director ol the
Newport Mesa Schools Foun-
dation says that money may
actually hurt the fund-raising
group.
.. There's a feeling in the com-
munity that the lottery money
will replace the need for a foun-
dation ... said Pat Darnell. '"The
louery is far from the answer ...
The lottery is expected to bring
in S 1.2 million to the Newport
Mesa Unified School District
this year. an average of about
S80 per student. The foundation
1!1 slated to contribute a total
of nearly S84.000 to the schools
1n the current 1985-86 school
year. The foundation's money
is raised primarily from area
residents.
•wt month we had a mcetina
with (Newport Mesa) Superin-
tendent John Nicoll and the
principals. and everyone in the
room realized it might be a
problem ... said Darnell.
.. We're getting the word out
to the PT As and the general public
that the foundation is still here
and we still need their help ...
. Darnell said the foundation
will begjn a '"phonc-athon .. fund-
raising drive this week.
... hope we can nip this problem
in the bud ... said Darnell.
The foundat ion recently
awarded more than $38.000 of
their annual allolmcnt. Grants
went to everything from computer
and video equipment to micro-
scopes and copies of .. Tom Saw-
yer."
Newport Mesa lottery funds
continued from page 1
Loofbourro w said that the
'chool board expects that the
money the district will receive
from the lottery will d o uble next
)Car. Already. she and the board
are planning ways m which the
money will be spent.
"~ext year we are planning
10 U\e ~ome monq to decrea~
da\!I '11e. e'pecially in the high
-.chool math. ~ience. and social
,, ud1e' cla,!>e\. ·· '\he !>aid . "We
MC: going t o hire a phy~ical
l'dui:a t1on 'pcc1ali,1 in the kin-
t.krgardcn to \IXth grade area .
.ind al'o expand P'~cholog1ca l
'l'" ice' at t he ck mcnta r ~ Ind
ti \H' h<l\l' l'nnugh monc:~ I he
major amount of money will
continue to replace and update
instuctional materials ...
However. as substantial as the
lottery money may seem. Loof-
bourrow added that the money
only makes up about 2 percent
of the district's budget.
.. This is a help to some extent."
!lhc said ... but is no t the answer
lo long term funding for public
education in the ~tale of Cal-
ifornia."
l.oofbourro~ added. "It is
important that people reali1e that
t ht.> lotter~ pro\ ide!. 'upplemental
rathl·r rh:.tn pnmar) income to
'chool d1~tru.:1,."
6E J\1 W ISE
Mery ..,., c~ O•mokl8""
We are having a special
showing and sale of estate
and antique 1ewelry next week
The most unusual item is a
suite of rubies. emeralds anci
pearls 1n a necklace. bracelets
and earrings ensemble with
1 nterc hangea ble center·
pieces In addition to the gems
there are hand painted pore
elam miniatures that can also
be snapped into each piece
The owner has told me that
his grandfather bought the
1ewelry in Egypt in 1916 and
was told that 1t came from the
Russian work shops of Fab
erge· It definitely does have
that flavor
It is f asc1nat1ng to see the
workmanship and ingenuity
of the 1ewelers in those days
The ability to change t he
stones makes 1t a very versa
tile se t and one that we have
copied 1n some diamond ear
nngs 1n our stock today
There are many lovely bar
gains among the other estate
and antique 1ewelry which
will be shown for sale starting
next Monday tor one week
only, Marc h 17th through the
22nd
Also. we are ottering our
own stock for sale at half
price. This 1s firstly to reduce
our inventory and sec-
ondly, to let me buy some
more! That 1s the most fun I
have in this business
Please take the opportunity
to come in and make your
selections from the Special
One Week Sale
C HARLES H. BARR
Member of
American Gem Society
Accredited Gem
Laboratory
9~;;!~Plaza
17th and Irvine Ave
Newport Beach
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Plummer tells feds to drlll
elsewhere at Newport hearing
aY GEORGE PAPPAS
As far as Newport Beach Vice
Mayor Rutbelyn Plummer is
concerned, U.S. Interior Secretary
Donald Hodel can ta.kc bis oil-
drilling proposals someplace else.
.. The drilling would be det-
rimental to the beauty of this
area... Plummer said, following
last week's hearinp in Newport
Beach on the federal off-shore
leasina plan. She also voiced
concern about the use of oil
processing facilities, which could
come to pass when the state's
four-year moratorium on drilling
ends.
"This area already fails in
meeting air pollution standards.
but with drilling and the pro-
cessing plants it would just become
worse.•• she said ... The plants
would create congestion in the
area.·
Plummer suggested oil leasing
be conducted in those locales
where drilling is seen as an eco-
nomic benefit. A total of 11 areas
arc included in the federal pro~
osaJ.
.. This area docsn 't need oil
drilling." she said . '""It may be
one of the easiest places to drill
for the oil companies. but they
can't just drill anywhere they want
over the community's objections ...
Plummcr's voice was but one
of many heard in opposition
during the March 6 hearing in
the City Council chambers. It
was the-first of four hearing!\
to be conducted by state envir-
onmental officials to gauge public
sentiment on the leasing l!'>!'>Ue.
Testimony gathered at the
meetinp will be forwarded to
Gov. Georie Deukmejian and
will be included in the IOYemOr"1
offlC&I state response on the plan
to the federal interior department
which ii expected to be completed
by May 7. •
The oil leasina plan is a revision
of Hodel"s earlier proposal to
lift the drilling moratorium. Under
the new guidelines, leasing would
begjn in 1987, continuing through
1991.
Plummer and others urged state
officials to exclude Orange County
from the leasing sites.
Jeff Leitch. director of Save
Our Shores. an activist group
based in Laguna Beach, also spoke
out against the plan.
.. The oil companies can't just
walk over the coastline and take
what they want,•• Leitch said.
'"The people have a say in this ...
Leitch expressed anxiety over
the potential for oil spills.
.. I don't think the Orange
County coastline can stand a
major spill like the one in Santa
Barbara in I 969, .. Leitch said.
The technology used in the
clean up process is still primitive.
Leitch added.
Leitch also said the area is
prone to earthquakes. which could
result in a major tragedy.
'"If one of those rip goes down
we may never get the mess cleaned
up ... Leitch said.
Several members of the oil
industry also spoke at the meeting
and refuted many of the resident's
claims.
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Jack ~ nowton, senior vice
presideat al tec:hnolOI)' and mar-
ketina for Smith International,
said the leuina process is a Iona
one. in which a company has
to apply tint for a leue sale and
then obtain permits to drill.
•1t\ not like you buy a lease
and the next day there arc 40
tanken out there ... he said ... you
have to find where the oil is ...
Knowton defended the safety
record of the oil industry.
...The industry knows bow to
deal with accidents ... and prevent
them,'" he Wei.
•·They arc just as interested
in protecting the environment
as the surfers are. This is not
to prevent an dlde like myself
from going to the beach ... Know-
ton added .
Another supporter of the plan.
Frank Monastero. a private con-
sultant to the oil industry and
U.S. Geological Survey. al!o said
the drilling will go towards in-
suring U.S. oil independence from
Arab nations.
... sat in ps lines in 1973 and
again in 1979 and I don' want
to go through that again." Mo-
nastero said.
Monastero said increased re-
serves would put the U.S. in a
better bargaining position with
oil producing Arab countries.
.. This would help us maintain
a good negotiating posture with
the Middle East ... he said.
Monastero also said opponents
of the plan were '"poorly informed
on the issue. -
He said he feels the issue is
beyond the complete understand-
ing of the averge citi1en .
.. So many millions of pieces
of information went into devel-
oping this plan. there is no way
they could examine e\>ery one
of them."
Monastero said earthquakes
should not present a problem
for the industry.
"We can't let them take the
shoreline away from our children. -
she said. "We have a voice in
thi~ ...
Both Plummer and Leitch said
they will continue pressing state
official!. to keep oil drilling out
of Orange County.
.. We're going to do anything
we can to stop thi, ... Plummer
..aid.
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Reason unknown for
ocean plane crash
aY JACK SHINAR
A federal safety investigator
said Monday that nothin1 in the
wrukqe of a small airplane which
crashed into the ocean near the
Newport Pier March 2 augats
the craft was experiencing me-
chanical difficulties.
.. My examination is done. ex-
cept for part or the engine d•
assembly. which should be co~
pleted later this week.•• said
Donald Llorente. an investigator
for the National Transportation
Safety Board.
Three people-a flight instruc-
tor and two student pilots-were
killed in the crash. They were
identified as instructor Phillip
Peffley. 20. of Irvine. and students
Barry King. 32. of Newport Beach.
and Benigno Villas. 38. of Costa
Mesa.
A commercial salvage crew
working with the Orange County
Harbor Patrol succeeded in lo-
cating the wreckage of the plane
during a three-day search of the
ocean waters about 600 yards
off the pier. The bodies of two
of the men. Peffley and Villas.
were brought up Thursday. On
Friday. the marine salvage team
succeeded in freeing King's body
.
from the wreckate. then towed
the twisted frame of the plane's
f uselaae to the Harbor Patrol's
hcadquanen. where it was hoisted
ashore.
Llorente uid he wun 't 1ure
who wa1 pilotin1 the plane at
the time it went down, and hoped
an examination by the Orange
County Coroner\ autopay team
would provide new clues on that
question. Kina was 1eatcd in the
left front seat. he said. with Peffley
opposite him. Both had flight
controls at their dispoul.
Having eliminated weather
conditions and probably mechan-
ical failure u a cause of the eras~
Llorente said, .. we now tum to
the human factor ...
He asked the coroner's offace
for a toxicology report by Friday.
he said. 1"here has to be a reason
for the plane beina that low. Why
was he flyina so low?.. Llorente
asked.
Witnesses said the plane was
flying at altitudes as low as 100
to I 7S feet before veering out
into ti:; ocean. clipping the water
with one wing and going under.
Federal guidelines require pilots
to fly at at least 1.000 feet in
areas such as around the pier.
Fire closes Newport
Landing restaurant
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
A fire raged thrqugh the kitchen
of the Newpon Landing restau-
rant in the early morning hours
Saturday. causing the bu~ines~
to clo~ for at least four days.
The fire started when a steamer
was acc1dcntly left on after the
re,taurant clo\Cd at 2 a m .. Axel
Zanelh. 'pok~man and captain
of the ~ewport Beach Fire De-
partment . ..a id .
The bla1e. which ~as rcponed
at 6.15 a.m .. damaged electrical.
gas and plumbing line in the
kitchen and a po rtion of the
floorspace in the kitchen and
the second story. Zanelli said.
.. Flames from the steamer ig-
nited some combustibles that were
next to it. which then set fire
to some plastic item~ and It went
from there ... he !Mlid .
Zanelli e ti mated the fire caused
a bout SJ0.000 in damage ... The
damage would ha-ve bttn worse
1f the fire had reached the dining
area. -he ~id
fhc bla1c wa' dou\ed b) a p-
proximately 27 firefighters in a
half hour. and many of the firemen
remained on the ~enc for three
more hour.-. to clean up the mess.
he added.
T he Newport Landing was
expected to be open Thursday.
Final phase of Newport Bay
cleanup approved by council
The final pha!.<: of the Upper
Newpon Bay environmental clea-
nup plan 1s set to begin. following
approval by the Newpon Beach
City Council Monday night.
The project involves dredging
to excavate a basin (approxi-
mately 17 yards) below the old
salt works dike. side channels
adjacent t o the basin. and an
access channel from below the
Pacific Coast Highway Bridge
to the basin.
The full plan was put into
motion in April 1984. calling for
the improvement of agricultural
and construction land manage-
ment practices. installation and
maintenance of in-channel basins.
stabilization of channels within
developing areas. and monitoring
sed iment delivery to Newport
Bay and transportation through
the bay.
All of the projects. with the
exception of the final in-channel
basin installation. have been
completed.
The work is expected to be
completed prior to the summer
of 1987.
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Deadly plane cr11h11: next ·11m1
It could be Newport B11ch~1 turn
Two deadly plane crashes have been in the news
lately.
The first one took place Feb. 26, when Newport Beach
developer Walter Scott Biddle crashed in an Irvine
parking lot near John Wayne Airport. The accident
occured just a stone's throw away from the Newport
Beach city line, not too far away from residential areas.
Biddle was thought to have been having trouble with
the fog around the airport.
The second accident, on March 2, was on the opposite
end of town, about a mile otJ the Newport Pier.
Barry King of Newport Beach, Beni.no Villas ~f
Costa Mesa, and Phillip Peffley of Irvine 1.ost their
lives in that crash. The reasons for that accident are
still undetermined.
With all the fuss we hear over the noisy planes, the
life-and-death importance of airport expansion, and
the congestion of John Wayne Airport; iCs easy to
forget that for people on the ground beneath a .. ~rand
Central Station in the sky," the threat of an accident
looms as a major fear.
What if Biddle hadn't made it to the parking lot,
and crashed into a residential area?
What if the pilot of the March 2 accident had for
some reason not landed in the ocean, and hit the Newport
Pier?
Many say John Wayne Airport is a traffic problem
waiting for a major accident. They say the same thing
about Los Angeles International, about Long Beach.
and more than a decade ago, they said it about Lindbergh
Field in San Diego. An entire city block was wiped
out there and 150 people lost their lives as the result
of an accident in 1978.
Sure, Orange County is the boom-town of the I 980's.
Sure. air travel is necessary to maintain our mobility
and growing national stature.
But unless more attention is paid to the crowds hovering
above John Wayne Airport, what happened in San
Diego could happen here.
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Time of my Life
BY nM FELTON
The ugly ·Americans at
campsite Number 100
The young people who occu-
pied campsite Number 100 had
a wonderful weekend in the Indian
cove campground of Joshua Trtt
National Monument. but they
should be banned for life from
any public park or campground.
When they broke camp Sunday
night. they left a trail of empty
beer cans along the elegant great
rocks of Indian Cove. and in
the firebox of campsite Number
IOO, there were 19 beer cans. tossed
in utter disdain for the America
that provided the park. Less than
50 yards away, there was a ref use
dumpster waiting to be used.
It is our belief that Interior
Seae1ary Donald Hodel should
stop feuding with Lee lacocca
and pay attention to getting his
own house in order. Indian Cove
campground is a superb example.
For that matter, all of Joshua
Tree National Monument. op-
erated by the National Park
Service of the Interior Depart·
ment, is crying for someone with
management and ~ martcting
skills.
Indian Cove is one of our
favorite winter and spring cam,.
grounds. It's only a few boun
from Newport Beach, through
the towns of Yucca Valley, Joshua
Tree and Twentynine Palms. lt"s
a f avoritc of rockhounds and
budding mountaineers. It also
was made famous by the disa,.
pcarance of Laun Ann Bradbury
a few years ago.
We took a few daya to CKape
the ca.staJ f oa and dry out our
sinuses in Indian Cove. The
picturesque rock mountaim.. re-
semblin1 craters on tbc moon,
loom up all around the camp-
grounds. Heavy winter rains have
germinated seeds of wondrous
desert plants and flo~rs. When
we arrived. there were only a
dozen or so other campers. but
by Saturday afternoon. every
campsite was occupied. and there
were some tentcrs sleeping beside
the road. Campfires burned all
around us. and the~ was music
and laughter. and the half moon
served as a giant Coleman lamp
to illuminate the rugged coun-
tryside. The clear night sky
sparkled with its millions of other
worlds and stars.
Indian Cove appeals to all ages.
The~ were many child~. even
babies in diapers. Young rmrricds
sleep in bedrolls under the open
sky. The new. cjny. dome pup
tmts of varying colors arc ~
popular. And then theft arc the
RV vehicles of all types and ma.
When you realize that Joshua
T ~ off en no amenities CllCCpl
some frame. lye-treated pit
toilets-no water. no firewood,
no sewap d isposal-the heavy
population is impr'CSSM.
But the National Parks ha\'C
been trimmed by the Reapn
administTatio~ and tM ranaer
station a1 the entrance to Indian
Cove is closed and ollly occa-
sionally do you see a fUFF drive
around in a pickup. Theft ii no
campina fee, no rqistration.
Because of the popularity. the
Part Service could charge a
minimum fee. say, Sl a nipt.
and insist on rcaistration. The
nanger station could ldl fm:wood
and amerate additional funds.
Some marketin1 savvy coald
finance manpower and other
servica. And a m:ord of campers
would be available. so the un-
gratdul punks in campsite 100
could be sought out and disci-
plined.
But even with the ugly beer
can punks. Indian Cove is a haven
for those SC"Cking peace and quiet
and f rcsh air. It as at an dcwtion
of nearly 4.000 feet. aod des~
its openness. its vast stretches
of desert sand and vegetation
and its mormous rock mountains~
Indian Cove is just a small speck
in the total Joshua Tree Mon-
ument. which covers 467.000
acres. There arc eight othe'f cam,.
grounds in the Monument. and
some. on the southeastnn slopes
of the Hexic Mountains.. pro"ick
perfect ~ng sites for Halley"s
C omct. We were told that now
through March IS is a perfect
vicwang time. about an hour and
a half before sunri~. looking
tow toward the southeastern sky.
Each of the campsites is almost
lcvet and each has a largir picnic
table and benches. and a safe
and functional fire box wtth a
grid that can be moved easily
for big campfires or used for
cooking. We did both.
Campsites have ample spaa.
While you can speak with nagh-
bors. thett is enough room to
provide ample privacy if dcsiftd.
The outside toilets and trash
dumpsten are plentif uJ and con-
venient.
But you must pro-vide the vital
supplies-water. firewood. food.
The nearest market is S miles
away. the nearess sboppln1 cema
8 miles.~ the visitor cnter about
10 miles.
On tbr way betk. ~ saoppal
at our favorite restaurant. t~
San Gorgonio Inn in Banning.
<I.a ..... Of'&DF juice, rye tmst.
a slice al ham half an inch tbid
and a poecllcd cg. And lots of
coft'er. Coft'ce ii rru with break-
fast. I t.d oraJlllC ~ two eiP,
up and easy. four link sausqe.
country style potatoes. fresh
homemade bitcuits, and lots al
coffee. The total bill for both
al US. includioa tu. WU S1 .00.
It WU IO aood and IO reasonable.
and the Rr rice so ouuaandina
.. -· fOllO' the CODICmphlom beer clrinken in Camp 100. .
Families .,_ .....
A plague on both of your
houses: flu strikes again
.. Mom." yells Laura ... why is
Daddy still in bed?"
.. Oh no." I groan ... he's not
getting up. He's getting sick. It
must be March ...
My husband and I are markedly
unsympathetic with each other
when illness strikes. We each are
convinced the other is just faking
it-•o get out of chores and child-
care.
But I now observe that Dave
is preparing to become sick this
Saturday morning. He does not
change out of his pajamas; he
lies on the couch moaning softly.
he laughs bitterly when a buddy
calls him to play tennis. As the
day goes on. his beard stans to
grow. since he quits shaving at
the slightest opportunity.
Meanwhile my wrath is growing
a lo ng with his beard ~ I decide
drastic measures ha\'c to be taken.
(I be lie\e in bei ng as surly as
po,,ible. ~o a~ not to prolo ng
ht~ illness.) So I tell him to get
ht~ o"'n orange juitt. a nd com-
pla in mightil} a bo ut having 10
ta ke La ura b oth to and fro m
pre,chool. I keep her out and
a"'a~ fro m m} husband. pra}tng
that 'he doe,n't get 11. too. And
I 'tomp do"'nsta i r~ a nd sleep
on the couch at night. But still
I ha rbor the ~usp icion that he
i~ lollygagging.
The nurse calls from the doc-
tor·s office. In a cheerful voice
she tells me that Dave has strep
throat. He is vindicated ... Oh
honey... I say. bringing him hot
tea with lemon .... , was a jerk.
I didn't really think you were
sick~ ..
'"Thafs okay ... he says ... you·re
my jerk ... After seven years. that's
love.
Now that I know he is really
ill. I start to get a cold. Being
a hypochondriac. I race to the
doctor and get green and yellow
pills which cost S2 each. I laugh
when he tells me to get some
rest. I ask him when I can check
into the Meridian foT a f cw days
relaxation. Now my daughter
is getting paranoid ... Mom. are
you too tirtd to play with me? ..
she asks. "Not at all. honey."
I reply with a ghastly smile. and
totter over to help with a block
towe r. Things are not looking
good.
l continue to work . saving my
~ick days fo r fun. This does not
go over well with my secretary.
-Quit that weird cough: stay away
fro m me ... she says. -rm spraying
the phone with Lysol if you use
ll. -she adds. Soon she. too. is
po pping throat lo1e nges and
glaring at me. I finally leave work
when I cough 42 times in a row
I rctam to die clodor ha .... ir. . ta~ ia a co n rt1on• m1 ni•I
l~llOt~ODCCMlilelam
tkW. lkdirOwi al the pilia•y.
laupin1 weirdly. He aaY. ft
a virm that takes fOl'e\'er to leaYe
and that everyone in Newport
is cougbins the Death Couah.
I gjve him $40 and leave to rest
at home. I can "t rest; being at
home makes me crazy. Soon my
C)U tum bright mt. making me
look like a wemwolf. I give the
eye doctor $33 to learn tbat I
will look like a wemwolf for two
weeks. or until the flu goes away.
whichever comes first.
Political races •h•P• up • I
Dave is now handling childcare.
chores and meal preparation.
although be says it's exhaust.ing.
Finally something snaps; it is
time to get well I return to work
and t~ll everyone I am well My
eyes are now only pink. I stop
coughing as much. Amazingly.
I feel better. I notice with pity
that everyone in school is coughing
the Death Cough. I thank the
cosmos that I have regained my
health. We make plans to go out
on Friday. Laura waJlts into the
living room. Something's wrong-
she usually boWJC~s in ... Mom ...
she says in a tiny voice ... my throat
hurts ...
II I ......... ,
for tbe Democrats is Art Holl' man.
a technical writer from Santa
Ana. and SteYe Sean. an Irvine
accountant. for the Peace and
Freedom Pany. Two )UR ago.
Badham defeated his Democratic
opponent ~34 pacent.
Or.ange County fifth d istrict
Supervisor Thomu Riley, a New-
port resident.. wiO face two pri-
mary opponents. Kenneth Palmer
Pratt. a self-described "entre-
preneur"" also from Newport. and
Jon Brand. a Laguna Beach
geography professor. If no can-
didate wins a majority in the June
election, the two top finishe rs
will vie in the November 4 general
election. Party affiliation is not
given for county supervisorial
races.
Freshman Assemblyman Gil
Ferguson of Balboa Island re-
ceived no challenges from fell ow
Republicans for the primary.
Geoff Gray. a Corona del Mar
attorney with offices in Santa
Ana, is the lone Democratic
candidate for the 10th assembly
seat~ In 1914 Ferpson won a
trip to Sacramento with a 72-
to--28 percent win owr bis Dem-
ocratic opposition.
ln the neighboring 69tb a s-
sembly district (Costa Meu-
lrvine). Republican incumbent
Nolan Frizzclle of Huntington
Beach will run unopposed for
his party"s nomination. Jack
Baldwin. a businessman from
Irvine. will run unopposed from
the Democratic side. Frizz.elle
won last in 1984, 71-to-29 percent.
Baldwin previously ran for a s-
sembly in 1980 against incu:nbent
Marian Bergcsoa The Newport
Beach Republican def eatcd him
then. 74-to-17 percent.
Bergeson. elected to the state
senate in 1984, will be up for
election again in 1988.
Additionally. in the Orange
County Harbor Municipal Court
Oi\·asion I judicial race. Corona
del Mar resident Brian Carter
will attempt to keep his scat
apinst Deputy District Attorney
Robert Thomas Ill of Santa Ana.
County Gives Art Museum $20,000
The Orange County Board of
S upervisors authori1ed a gift of
$20.000 from the county to the
Newport Harbor Art Museum
at their Feb. 25 meet ing. The
gift . requested by S upervisor
T ho mas Riley (Newpo rt Beach
-Fifth District). will suppon the
museum's transportaton subsidy
progra m fo r Orange County
sc hools.
·This program will allow many
of Orange County's youth to learn
about and enjoy art when their
schools would otherwise be unable
to fund visits ... said Riley. The
program consist~ of pre-visit class-
room orienta tio n by M uscum
Docents. and a subsequent ex-
hibition tour with hands-on pro-
jects in the galleries. The count }'
fund s will be used as transpor-
tation subsidies to schools which
require fi nancial a ssista nce to
bus children to the muse um fo r
tours.
The J',;ewpon Harbor Art Mu-
se um has cond ucted ~uc h pro-
grams for Orange County M:hoob
througho ut its history.
Newport Center Fash10n
Island's ONE DAY ONLY Side-
walk Sale will begm at 9 o 'clock
Saturday, March 15 Find 50%
to 75% price reduct10ns on
selected M en's Apparel,
Wo men's Apparel; Jew elry,
M en's, Wom en's and Ch i ld ren's
Shoes, Sporting Goods; Toys;
Gifts and M uch, M uch More'
Jo in us at our special
St Patflck's Day Party all day
Saturday Celebrate early and
sho p Newport Center Fasht0n
Island's Annual Centerwide
Clearance Sale Come early for
the best selection
Ne1m,m-Marcus. Robinson s The
Broadway. Bullocl<5 W1lsh1f'f' Buffum'
and Irvine Ranch Farmers Market
Over n5 fine stores in t1ll Just off Pacil1c
C Od St Highway bt>twet>n M.Jc Arthur
and /dmbon>e Blvds in Nf!Wport Be.ich
• NEWPORT
CENTER
FASHION ISLAND
PME I UICI ll t• THE NEWPORT ENSIONICOSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
Police Blotter
COMPILED IY llET COLIOI
Th• Polle• Blotter Is preMnted u a pub/lo Hrvl~ from tn. Newport Enalgn.
detalllng crlmH and arr•ts In Newport BHch. It •hou/d be noi.d that crlmea
listed ar• only th~• which are reported to th• Newport Beach Polle• Depart-
ment. and arrests made are only th~• 1uap.cr.d ol crlmea, and not thoa• con-
victed
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY
26
CRIMES
0836 A wallet a nd contents
valued a t $75 were reported stolen
from a department store located
at P47 Fashion Island.
0820 A car stereo and speak-
e~ valued at S420 were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
1100 block of West Balboa.
2230 A Ho nda motorcycle
valued a t S450 was reported stolen
from a re~idence in the 2000 block
of Miramar.
ARRESTS
0050-J osep h Donald La-
monte. 52. of Balboa was arrested
on ~uspicion of di~orderly con-
duct.
0 145 Ro nald Darryl Janies.
32 . of Santa Ana was arrested
on ~u~p1cion of exposing himself
in a public place.
17.lO Ellen Sonnburg Hall.
67. of Santa Ana was arrested
on ... u~p1cion of petty theft.
2355 Abdala Castro. 28. of
Queen,, Ne\.\ York. wa s arrested
on ... u,p1c1on of d1~orderly con-
duct
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27
CRIMES
0930-Jewelry valued at $5,900
was reported stolen from a res-
idence in the 200 block of Co-
lumbia.
1230-A case of battery was
reported in the 400 block of North
Newport.
0120-Vandals reportedly
caused $286 in damage to a car
parked in the 200 block of 34th
Street.
ARRESTS
0130-Harry Alferd Ellis Sr .•
50. of Costa Mesa was arrested
on suspicion of disorderly con-
duct.
0230-Timothy Edward Stecn-
weg, 23. of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of disorderly con-
duct.
1730-Steven Andrew Velez,
19. of Anaheim was arrested on
~usp icion of possessing a bad
check.
1750-Michael Charles Berry,
28. of Ventura was arrested on
suspicion of burglary.
2250 J o hn Michael Nesbitt.
44. of Westlake Village was ar-
rcatcd on suspicion of dis(>nkrly
conduct.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21
CRJMES
I JOO-Miscellaneous house-
hold items valued at $2,002 were
reported stolen from a car in
the 2100 block of Seville.
14JS ~A microphone valued
at SIOO was reported stolen from
a hotel room at the Marriott hotel
located at 900 Nowport Center
Drive.
2330-A purse and contents
valued at $470 were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
SOO block of Riverside.
ARRESTS
190S-Tyrol Richard Paradise,
33, of Alta Dena was arrested
on suspicion of commercial bur-
glary.
19JO-Lynn Dee Cousins. 30,
of Fresno was arrested on sus.
picion of misdemeanor hit and
run.
SATURDAY, MARCH I
CRIMES
1030-Jewelry valued at S 1.360
and a porcelain doll valued at
$850 were reported stolen from
Personal Expressions located at
2721 East Coast Highway.
I 045-A case of battery was
reported in the occanf ront block
of Lochmoor.
1849-A suicide was reported
in the 2500 block of East 16th
Street.
ARRESTS
0055-Kevin Gustaf Swanberg.
29. of Newport Beach was arrested
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on 1uspic:ion of battery.
0 I SO-Samuel Johnson Joh-
onson. 39, of Pacific Palisades
was arrested on suspicion of
disorderly conduct.
0205-James Gregory Mar-
shall. 24, of Costa Mesa was
arrested on suspicion of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
1730-Michael Frederick Er-
ickson. 25. of Huntington Beach
was arrested on suspicion of
urinating in public.
1755-Brian Richard Forte-
ville. 18. of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of assault
with a deadly weapon.
21 OS-Thomas Michael Burns.
23, of San Diego was arrested
on suspicion of contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.
2130-William Cleo Baum-
gardner. 39. of Costa Mesa was
arrested on suspicion of mi de-
meanor drunk driving.
2140-Gregory McPherson,
JS, of Newport Beach was arrested
on susp1c1on of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
SUNDAY, MARCH 2
CRIMES
0610-A portable radio valued
at $50 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the vicinity of
2nd Street and Goldenrod.
0610-A car stereo valued at
S 170 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the vicinity of
2nd Street and Goldenrod.
1150-A car stereo and console
valued at SI .000 were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
vicinity of Collins and Parle.
1230-Currency totaling $200
was reported stolen from a hotel
room at the Newporter Inn located
at l JOO Jamboree.
1630-A snakeskin coat valued
at $1,229 was reported stolen
from Antonia Buttairo located
at 207 Atrium Court. Fashion
Island.
1630-A case of battery was
reported in the vicinity of Irvine
and Monte Vista.
1940-Vandals reportedly
caused $200 in damage to a
residence in the 3300 block of
West Ocean Front.
2100-Jewelry valued at $6,000
was reported stolen from a res-
idence in the 1900 block of Port
Claridge.
ARRESTS
0230 James Scott Seal, 18.
of Newport Beach was arrested
on suspicion of disorderly con-
duct.
0430 Ra y m o nd W illiam
P oons. 18. of Sant'a Ana was
arrested on suspicion of robbery.
1255 Wendy Sue Wagner. 24.
•CWMIONI
ol Newport Bacb was arrested
on 1u1picion of drivina on a
suspended liccnte.
I ~Lee Kevin Bishop, 26.
of H untinatcm Beech was arrested
on s uspicion of drivina on a
suspended license.
MONDAY, MARCH l
CRIMES
134S-A cry tal statue valued
at $850 was reported stolen from
Buffum's Department Store lo·
cated at II I Fashion Island.
1615-Currcncy totaling $573
was reported stolen from a res-
idence in the 1600 block of Clay
Street.
1630-Currcncy totaling $260
was -reported stolen from a res-
idence in the 1600 block of Clay
Street.
1730-A car stereo and dash
console valued at $900 were
reported stolen from a car parked
I in the 400 block of Goldenrod.
2045-Surfboards valued at
$650 were reported stolen from
a residence in the 100 block of
Pearl.
ARRESTS
0930-Mark Rodney Dowty.
25. of Newport Beach was arrested
on suspicion of possession of
hashish.
1300-John Robert Dykzeul,
36. of Arcadia was arrested on
suspicion of misdemeanor drunk
driving.
1400-Carl John Ulacco. 21 .
of Costa Mesa was arrested on
suspicion of driving with a sus-
pended license.
TUESDAY, MARCH ..
CRIMES
1130 -Plumbing fixtures
valued at $920 were reported
stolen from a residence in the
oceanfront block of Pin.ehurst
Lane.
I 440-A gun and holster valued
at $620 were reported stolen from
a residence in the 1900 block
of Santiago.
230 I -Currency and coins to-
taling $200 were reported stolen
from the Newport Beach Country
Club located at 1600 East Coast
Highway.
AKKl!.SIS
1225-Edward Rott Deneuf-
ville, 24, a transient, was arrested
• on suspicion of committing a
residential burglary.
1435-Marian Reddig, 42. of
San Clemente was arrested o n
suspicion of possession of more
than one ounce of marijuana.
2330 William Anderson Rod-
rigues. 34. of Lo ng Beach was
arrested on suspicion of disorder!\
conduct
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-MARK WRONIKI -IANDY MARTIN -81LL OIYIR
Mart Wromkl Im joined Jamea
Auoelatn as art director. He
previously was art director for
Dailey 4 Associates in Los An-
geles.
Wronski has a bachelor·s degree
in communication design from
California State U nivcrsity in
San Bernardino. and spent several
years doing free-lance work for
various design offices in Los
Angeles and Orange County.
The son of a career Air Force
officer, he was born in Ohio and
spent most of his early years in
Washington. D .C. H e and his
wife Jean live in Corona del Mar.
A~s Rados ol Newport Beach
has been named Orange County
co-chairman for the U.S. Senate
campaign for Mike Antonovich.
a Republican sccking his party's
nomination in the June 3 primary.
Biii Geyer tw been appointed
lftlior 811Gd9te broker. industrial
d ivision. of the Southern Cal-
ifornia Regional Headquarters
of Norris. Beggs IL Simpson. a
full-service commercial and in-
dustrial real estate firm in Newport
Beach.
Geyer served on the Board of
Ad\lsors at Industrial Brokers
and is acuve in the Newport Beach
Arca Chamber of Commerce.
Geyer currently restdcs in Cor-
ona del Mar with hi~ wife Patricia
and their ~on John.
A MW executin director and
board president ha vc been named
for the Central Orange County
YWCA.
Manha Bolan~ the new ex-
ecutive director. co me~ to the
YWCA with ten years of expe-
riencc in community servioe or-
ganizations.
[rnntlne Ransom, the new
board president, is currently the
program coordinator-campus
information and space scheduling
at UC Irvine's University Center.
The Orange YWCA offices
house numerous community pr~
grams including the Dispute Res-
olution Center. Orange Youth
Employment Service. Fair Hous-
i ng for the cities o f Newpo·rt
Beach . Consumer Hotline and
the Latch Key Program for chil-
dren.
Sandy Martin has jomed the
Newport Beach omce of A-M
Company as director of market-
ing.
She will be responsible for all
marketing and merchandising
activities at the nine residential
projects in three Southern Cal-
ifornia countie-s. which arc cur-
rently in progress at A-M Com-
pany.
She resides in Laguna Hills
with her husband Tom and daugh-
ter Nicole .
TM Amman Cole&e ol AJ.
lerpsts awarded Its Boehrincer
lncelhftm Fdlowshjp to Newport
Beach resident. Mark H . Ellis,
M.D.,a University of California
researcher whose investigations
may help to shed light on some
of the fundamental causes of
asthma .
Dr. Ellis. a fellow-an-training
in the allergy training program
at UC Irvine. received the $30,000
research grant in suppon of his
research into the interaction of
cells and surfactants, wetting
agent~ that clear tun~ and recently
haH been found to affect the
immune response.
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•1111 ll •THE NeWPORT D•tGNIC08TA ltllA NeWllllMNE TOQ\Y fliillJ
Hazardous crossing• plague CdM realdenta
....... ~ rn. -!
day period to tee if driven adhere
to the posted 35 mile-per-hour
limit.
.. We want to know whether
(the crosswalks) are in the proper
locations. whether they are visible
to oncoming traff1e. There'• one
crosswalk (without a. signal) at
Iris which is at the bottom of
a hill. You can't really see it until
you •re at the bottom ...
They also want an ad hoc
committee, to be formed by the
council. to make a list of recom-
mendations to solve the problem.
with the council. in conjunction
with Caltrans. decidina on a
solution. •
Two obvious answers have
already been su&F"'d-imtalling
pedcltrian-ectivated traff1e sipals
at intenectiom not prOUJcted by
replar liahta. and reducina the
speed limit.
Both aolutiom have already
been brOUlbt up with Caltralll.
saya Q>uftdlnwa Iii A,:te, who
repraenta Corona dd Mar. and
botb have bca'I unfavorably re-
cdYed.
•tn the three yean I've been
on the council. I've done cvcr-
ythin1 possible and I can't get
anythina done ... Agee says.
Caltrans has opposed
pcdestrian~ctivated lights at in-
tersections such as Dahlia. Iris.
Larkspur and Marigold, because
it provides a false sense of security
to walkers. Ag« said. And traffic
studies show that lowering the
speed limit along PCH probably
wouldnl have the desired effect
of slowing tramc down~ anyway.
"Frankly, people have this
feeling that they arc safe in a
crosswalk because t hey're pro-
tected by law... Agee said. ""The
fint car stops and they put their
heads down and go.
-Studies have shown, though.
that you are actually no less safe
outside a crosswalk than you are
in one, .. Agee says.
Through November of 1985,
there were 41 accidents involving
pedestrians hit by vehicles cit-
ywide. he aicl The Marinm Mile
portion of COUl Hitbway. from
Dowr Drive to Newport Boule-
va rd. was the scene of nearly
a many such collisions as was
Corona dcJ Mar, he noted. . .
Agee is concerned with the city
taking on additional liability with
any attempt to make crosswalks
safer. He notes the city is beina
sued by a 72-year-old woman
in Corona del Mar who was hit
in a cros walk at Lark.spur after
the city used its own paint to
widen and stripe the markinp.
Weston dismissed the liability
question as part of Ape's overall
negativism about tM problem.
.. If you listen to what he says.
it's obvious he speaks from the
head, not from the hcan ... Weston
says.
.. Nobody wants to do anything
to increase the city's liability .
It's the deep pocket theory. But
all of these thinp have answers.
No one has looked close enough
to find them yet ...
Dick Dale fights for his home
11111111 ..........
decision on what legal course
to take would be made this week
to stop the thrift company from
proceeding with foreclosure.
"'The objective of any action
we take will be to keep Dale in
his home, .. Speas said.
Last m o nth, Dale filed suit
against Orange Coast, contending
there were improprieties in the
way the company had loa ned
him $890.000 in August. 1984.
at 18 percent annual interest.
Date needed the money to avoid
a bankruptcy filing and to pay
off debts. including $315,000 owed
his former wife. according to court
documents.
With interat payments amount-
ing to Sl4.7SJ a month. Orange
Coast filed a notice of def a ult
apinst Dale June I. 198S. de-
manding a total pay ment of
S989.000.
Dale contends that the thrift
and loan filed its noti~e three
months prematurely, and as a
result is seeking interest payments
amounting to 31 .S percent an-
nually, violating terms of the
origjnal loan agreement.
Eric Dean. an attorney repres-
en ting Orange Coast. was on
vacation this week and nmvailablc
for comment. A woman iden-
tifying herself as a law partner
of Dean said. ·we have absolutely
no comment on any aspect" of
the lawsuit or what action Orange
Coast might take now.
There is little to prevent Orange
Coast from foreclosing on the
mansion. which was built in 1926
by razor magnate King Gillette
a nd sits at the tip of Balboa
Peninsula adjacent to the Wedge.
near the entrance to Newpon
Harbor.
A lis pcndens o n the home likely
would prevent a third pany from
taking it over while the lawsuit
is pending. Speas said.
Planning Commission okays plans
centlnuld fre• Pll 1
Planning staff initially favored
relocating the cross-over point
between the two much-traveled
avenues two blocks to the west
of its present location, near 26th
Street. in a more traditional -r ..
shape.
Following the Feb. 20 com-
mission hearing. though. planning
staff removed the mix-master
changes from its list of recom-
mcndauons. seruor planner Chris
Gustin saying. in a report, that
the change would bring more
·adverse impacts .. than improve-
ments in traffic circulation.
Person said that those who
spoke at the hearing were in favor
of realigning. and the commission
agreed. He said the intersection's
realignment was given a .. P riority
Two .. rating, meaning it should
be implemented within two years
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or following the w1den10g of
Newport Boulevard
.. A lot of the public and the
commissioners feel (the mixmas-
ter) is confusing:· said Person.
·1 think (the action) requires the
city to take a long look at it
The intersection has been critici1ed
for so many years; it's time to
make sure we have the alignment
we need ...
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• P• I ., {' ll t• THE NEWPORT ENStONICOSTA MESA NEWMRVINE TODAY
Pirate crew has a
Husky flavor in '86
Some thin~ JU~t never ~cm
to change. and once again Orangr
('oa,1 College: 1\ looking forward
10 a highly \UCCC\\ful crew cam-
paign
familiar while \hlrl\ with a red
,tripe. and red-upped blader.. but
they11 bear a clo)Cr reM:mblancc
to Wa\hing1on\ Hu~k1er. than
to prev1ou~ Pirate boah
F-or the ~\t tY.o decade\ OC(
ha' annuall) f1cldcd one of thc
top uev.-' on the We\I (oar.I
I hing' don't figure lo be any
d1fferen1 1n 19~6 II will take a
talented and ~di-prepared outfit
to ''°P the Pirate' 1n a 2.000-
ITK'ler boat ra<.c 1h1\ year
Oave Grant. (X'C\ coach 11ncc
1'163. " taking a year\ htatui.
w f o cu' on h1~ admin1r.trat1ve
dut1~ a~ OCC\ dean of ~tudcnh.
Grant\ crew' have been noted
for their precmon and flawlCr.\
technical 'kill
Or1"11C•Cell ... ll11,.aMll••t11M•affle6lllr1Wlfll,._W1•tlttWatC_.t1tt111111n.Laatyw.tltt
Bua •• u. rldftc c.ut •la ,..,.. •• ,, • ..., IM IM n,... ••• In t1tt JV eight.
While C )( ( will be \trong in
'k6 th" Pmtte '<4uad will ha\.c
a look unlike: thal of an) ( oa\l
<.:re~ that ha' preceded 11 fhc
Hut\ Y.dl he roY.1ng 1n their
• 1·~
f hi\ year\ crew 1r. coached
by former OC(' and lJnivenlly
of Wa!lhington oarr.mcn Pat Gica·
,on and Lee M 1llcr
~la look' like our JV eight will
be a 'blue collar' crew in 'K6."
Gka1on uy1 with a wmile .... We
may not look pretty on the water.
but we11 be phy1ical and we11
\lug it out with the ~t of them ...
Gica.on wa• a freshman in occ·1 1981 boat that went to
the I RA Championship in Syr·
acusc. N.Y. He rowed in OCC'\
I Sport Scene I
St>nd information about your communlt y, hlKh u h ool
or ~·outh JportinK l'Vl'nt to tht' Nrwport En.Jlgn. P. 0 . Box
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COMMUNITY
NEWPORT HARBOR LAWN BOWLING CLUB h<>\b the
Southwe\t D1v1\lon of 1he Amcn<:4tn Women\ I.awn Bowling
A\~cx. \tngk' and novice ''"8k' event. Monday and f uc~ay.
March 17 and lk. 9 10 a m . 1550 { rown Drive North Open
IO the public
PR•:PS
Bud>aJJ
Thunday. March 13: C1ahr "' f'..twport Harbor. f cWmklc
Park. 3 p.m
Saturday. March ": ( orona dd Mar at Dana Hill\. 11
am.
Tunday, Marth II: Laguna Beach al Corona dcl Mar.
3 15 p.m .. Woodbridge' at Newport Harbor. 3 15 p .m.
SoftbaU
Thunday. March IJ: Laguna Hall\ J ournamenl. including
l cmrna del Mar. time and pamngr. to be announced (al~o
h1day and 'iaturday ). Newport Harbor at Santiago. l IS
pm.
TuHday. March II: Laguna Reach at C'orona dcl Mar.
l pm . Woodbridge at Newport Harbor. l 15 pm
Track
Thunday. March IJ: Woodbridge al Corona del Mar.
' pm . 'ewport Harbor at htanc1a. l pm
\aturday. March I~: Reach C'111c' lnv1ta11onal Meet (hoy,).
'l"wport Harhor. 11 a m Corona dcl Mar al\o com~tc'
Swtmmln1
GETTll& UP FOR THE &AME -la whit C1tlftl dll Mar High lchlll v1ll1y•1ll
pt1ytr1 J1y Wurts and Sun Turntr did It tilt Frtd1y'1 •Itch It 1••"'1
Htrber Hlgtt The H1rbtf l1ll1n hun1 1n ti dlfat cr111t1wn rlv1I Ctrlftl
TUftday. Much 18: ( 'orona dcl Mar and Newport Harbor.
(I f· Relay' ( boy'-J. fklmont Plant Pool. Long Beach. 11mc
10 be announad
Boyt volleyball
Friday. Mardi I .. : Newport Harbor at f.~tancaa . 5: lO pm.;
Corona del Mar at Univer\lly, 5·JO p.m . def MW Ill Kinta. 3-0. ~TA• t PHOTO BY STf:Vf.N (;t:ORGES
GOOD SEATS STILL AVAILABLE
T~•• teature1 only
avaltabte at the Girt•
Gym.
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'82 JV ea1ht that captured the
Wc!llern Sprints title. and wu
a starter 1n Washinaton'• 198)
and 1984 var~ity boat•. The 1'
Hu•kic crew won the nauonal
title.
M 1llcr wa~ OCC's JV c11ht
co.1owain in 1980 and 1981. He
wa~ Washington ·~ JV eight cox~
wain in 'k2 and v.-a\ the ~anll}
'ltecf\rrutn an 'Hl He wa' a mc:mbcr
of the lJ S Nat1orutl T cam trutt
competed 1n Du1\burg. Wc-.1
C1crrnan )' Miller wa' <An a~~•\tant
coach at Wa .. hinJlton in 1984 and
ICJMS
(,lca,on I\ coach1nl( O('C\
'ophomorc' and Mlllt-r """orking
""llh the fre,hmen
.. Our JV e1gh1 ""Ill have \llC'
and depth 1h1\ year," Cilca,on
41ay' "We haH rnmc \Irons
returner~ from our novice: eight.
which won the Pac1f1c Coas1
champ1on~h1p laM yeu. and from
our frmh eight that fin1!.~d fourth
on t~ We41t Coa't We al"> havt'
three whd tran~fen• •
Heading the h~t of returnee\
arc Scott Pcrry man. Scon Sou1h-
w1ck . Brook-. Ov.-1ncll. Joe f-er-
~u,on and Ron Garcia
M 11ler\ fr<)\h eight will clo\CI\
re,cmblc ()('('\ prc\lou' f rc\h-
men boah
I he P11 atr' Y.111 et{la irt ha' c
<i \lrong 110\r1ce c1ght
()('('will ho\t the 21,t annual
Nt'wport ln"1ta11onal Rov.-inJ
Regatta on ~unda}. April 27.
on North I 1do Channel 1n Ne~
port Beach
Soccer tour
tryouts set
Tryout\ for the lntcr-4\porr
f uropcan ~occcr I our Pac1f1c
"K6 team bcgm 4'.)aturda}. March
15 . 10 am . at lJ nnc:rnt~ H1~h
Sch()(ll in lrv1~
f WO team\ one; for pla)CU
horn 1n 1970 and 1971 and the
other for player\ born in 196M
and 1969 will be \elected for
thc thrcc·lournamcnt tour "hach
bcapn' July IH.
The squads. under co-coachn
Brad Webltcr. John Gran and
Armando Balono~. com~te in
the Dana Cup in HJornna. ~n·
mark. the Oundcc C'up 1n Dundtt.
Scotland. and t~ l ondon Cup
1n Londor). f naland The cn't
i• S 1.69, per playcr
Tryout~ alw w.-111 be conducted
March 22 and ~ at llnt\cnit~
Hiah . loc1ucd at tht corner of
(·ampu1 Dri\t and Cuhtr
A\cnur. at 10 a.m
Or 1pd for 1 tw Knou s.otttr
playu. appliationti and furthtt
information art ''••lahl~
t .tlhn, ~ ''' '7-q
11 to be launchlll a
Marine Scene
lyllAIYWAMI ·
Now Eaalc. Newport•• own Wortd Oiampiombip. whida waa
12 Meter and America'• Cup won by AUlttalia Ill. '11ac -.
bopdal; wil be lauched • the 3500 peop.S at tile. black de
......,. Mile Boe&pnl ~ Troplly Prneldatioa cerc__,
•••
Theft ... a huF turnout of
48 sabot l8ilon for the Udo I*
.. Ki11· Mc I'm hub Rcptta ..
March 9. The rcptta wu one
of the four ICbeduled ln the Luft.
Inn Seria for Saboca which will
alto be sailed at Huntinaton
Harbor Yacht Clab and Lot
A.,.a Yac:llt Club with the fmal
racin1 at Alamitos Bay Yacht
Club folowed by a Trophy Pre.
... tiondiwr .
6 ud dlim it ... to l9c uodltr ud dlcy dropped die ,........ Wiwn ~
parade acortie1 the beutiful Ill'• spinnaker •owa from ak SABOT k I. Jomt•n Gnen-
•••
Tbirty five boats .. iled by
iatrcpict •ilon turned out for
tbe rant race o1 the labia Q>.
The other dates for races in this_,. arc April 12, May JI,
July It, Aus. 23, 24 and Sept.
20, 21. MI& ...... ta. .. y. lliab atrium of the bold." :t ina (ABYC); 2. Eric Norin1
Eagle Challenge aided Dv computers; Sponso~s for Harbor
Deel1ner1for1bc Newport band being sought
Harbor Yacht Oub\ &lie Cha~ aa.. one al u V .S. 1)'ftdiicata
vyiftl for the 1917 America 'I Cup,
receotty nuMd some of the mOllt
advanced computer technolo0
available from the St. Lou..._.
McDonnell Douala• Manufac-
turi111 Industry Syacana Co.
TM~ tm proWlcd the
..-ud IUppOl't of a McDowtl
Doe11i-Unipaphicl II COGlf ueer-
aided dclip and manufadwbla
·~ daat tmbla Easle diid
cleliper Jobu Valmijn toaa&e
daips and make chan .... »
timei la*1 mu before.•
•1 expect h• impraw•DU
fth t1lil tylltnl. • ml Valetqn.
• ~ A.,Jaa\ cup ca• ,., .. ,...., ...... ••3 Amer-
ica\ Cup runner-up Liberty for
Dennis Conner ... With the new
1yt1em, we can vitt•lizc the dctip
beacr. paform more calc:ulatiom
and try diff crcnt approecllel-
and for the fir1t time develop
tluu~immsional dlapa on the
.
compu1er.-
-rbia it an oppGftmily to apply
tcchDOIOIY piowrcd by ocba
indllllria to yacht fKina. • '*I
Richard Rotbf uas. director of
marketia1 communications for
the Manufacturills ladmtry Sys.
lam Co.
With the new 1yatem, daip
and manufacturina functiona are
compulerized and linked totether
in a abaRd data bue. Al a result,
Valentijn can define a de1i1n
confi1uration. enter teat data,
analyze the structure and iu
mechanicaJ action. and produce
mJineerina drawinp-all from
the paphics dcsap station.
Although construction o( the
12-meter yacht Eaale is nearly
complete. Valentijn and his as-
sistant. Rik Van Hemmen. will
contin~ to rdinc the boat ·1 hull
until April. then u1e the new
1ystcm to modify other s-ru of
the boat.
Valentijn and Van Hemmen
also have been workan1 with
computer technolo1y supplied
by the Chryskr Corporation for
CONTROl.S
lower legs,
sciitk nerve,
feet.
EfffCTS
Sciatica,
poor circulition,
backaches,
·disc degeneration.
lrtt consultation.
Dr.Joe If. &nky
Clthplll!dO#
1661 Westcllff Dr.
Newport leach
114/642.4)307
Some 65 band mem""bera of
Newport Harbor Hip School
arc cunntly tianina up individual
and company 1pomora for it1
Joa-e-Tbon to raise money for
iu annuaJ toun, peradea. uniform
upkeep and other band activitia.
Alter lisninl up lpOlllOrl, the
bend jogm will meet at Emip
School in Newport Beach on
Saturday, April 5, at I p.m., to
run u many lapt u pouible in
one hour.
Moat of the runncn expect
to fmilb lO to .c> lapt. Familia
and friends al the band will be
OD ..... to cfwr OD the joac11
and enjoy rdrabmenu and mt.Ilic.
enaineerin1 and ltructuraJ anal-
ysis. They I.lie the data provided
by the Chrysler computers a1
the basis for their delian work
on the McDonneU Douglas sys-
tern.
U.S. Olympic Water Polo team
membcn and Newport Harbor
Hilb School alumni Mike Grier,
~n lloberuoo and James Ber-
geson were amona three of the
fint 1pomon in the eve1tt to help
raile bend fund1. Tiie band will
be tryiq to Fl u maD)' sponson
u pouible before April 5 .
The Band Boostcra and the
Joa•-Tboo Committee are cur-
rently teek.ina prizes from local
mercba1111 to offer buad memben
u inceativc awards f cw top fund-
railen. If you can apomor a bud
member ta..,the Joa-tl-Thon or
domte a priz.c for the event. aaJl
714-557~.
The Challenger Series. a prelude
to the America 's Cup. beains in
October off the cout ol R.cmantle,
Australia. The America·• Cup
fina1s are .ched uled to com me nee
Jan. 31, 1987.
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Theater
Pure Shakespeare is purely
marvelous sen comedy
BY JACK HOLLAND
··As You Like It." at South
Coast Repertory. is truly a di-
rector's show. Lee Shallat has
put her stamp on the concept .
on the romanticism. and on the
comic O\enoncs. and the result
is a dazzling display of creative
ingenuity.
The first act of Shakespeare's
immortal comedy with bucolic
titillations is somber. dark .
moody. with the villains ruling
the scene. It is a slow beginning
for what is to become a spirited
romp in the second act.
Somehow the plight of Orlando
and the villainy of Ron Boussom
sttm more theatrical than emo-
tio nally moving. The rather star·
tling wrestling act is m ost in-
teresting. and is well staged. But
It 1s diffic ult to become really
an' ohcd an the knavery of Oliver
or the valor and heroic morality
of Orlando. It is not that the
performers arc weak, but it is
merely a case of saving the punch
for Act II and Setting the melo-
drama in the first act go by without
much genuine concern.
Once the action shifts to the
Forest of Arden. with its stunning
array of long white silk drapc-
trces. as well as its delightfully
amusing comic foils. we know
we arc in magic land, where
fantasy bursts open with enthu·
siasm and reality becomes no
more engulfing than is the pre-
cursor of .. and they lived happily
ever after."
Once Rosalind and Orlando
play their game of love. we know
all is well in Arden. And once
Touchstone with his hayseed
humor and appearance enters
the scene. we Stt comedy taking
Woody Herman to star
in DCC Jazz Festival
\\ ond\ Haman Jnd hi" Or-
che,tra. <.ind thl· Count Ba ... 1c
Orchc.·,tra u nda the direct ion
of Thad lone'. '4111 be featured
an a J'M•r of cnnn:rt' Saturda).
\lt ar\.h 21. al the 18th annual
OrJngc: ( 1lJ ... 1 ( 1>1legc: Ja11 h :,-
11' ell
I h1' ,l.Jr'' k,1 run' Thur-.da)
thr11ugh '...undJ ~. \If arch 20-.:!J.
.1 nJ ind u<lc:' ... ome ot the b1gge't
n.tml·' Imm the '4orld of Jail
J ho'c: name' include Bo bhy
\frt-c:mn. Subramamam. Pepper
-\dam,. Art Da' 1 ... C una~ fuller.
Carl Burnell and C laude Wil-
liam,on
J ht: fc:,t. 111 ~ held an OCC\
I ~()()-...eat Rohen A Moore Theat-
t:r and '\00--.eat f-1ne An' Recital
HJll. '' 'pon\orcd h~ OCC and
the Coa,1 Ja11 ~oc1et\
~'' d1fkren1 concert' are in-
duded o n the lour-da) fe~tl\al
agenda ........
"Inn" People meet
Herman and hi:-. Orches.lra will
perform Saturday at 3 p.m. Re-
...ened ~ts are priced at $8 each.
Thad Jone., and the Basie Or-
c hestra \\Ill perform at 8 p.m.
I ad.et~ are a\a1la bk for $10. Both
concc:r\\ "all be held an Robert
Moore.· I heater
Herm..in. celebraung h" 50th
~car 1n tht: mu-.1c bu...ane,~. "
appearing at the OCC fe,t for
the '1xth 11me Recently he has
bt:en featured \\-1lh \<araous. -.ma ll
combanataom of a ll -\tar mu~i
c1a n ....
The recording 1ndu,1 r~ ha'
released many Herman album~
an recent yea r~.
Jone,, who 'pent the decade
ol the 50' a' a musician \.\1th
the Basic Orchc ... tra. "'II lead
t he band an the OCC te ... t1\al
Concert ticket\ are o n ')31e an
OCC's Community Service Office
an the college\ Student Center
Building.
For fcsti\al or ticket anfor·
mauon. pho ne 432-5880
.
over robustly. Lo\le is abound
from the rom,.ntic gushings of
Orlando to the weak. piping
expressions of love as seen by
Silvius for Phoebe.
Director Shallat wisely has held
her punches for Act II. since it
is hard to take Orlando's and
Rosalind's plight seriously. We
know they must escape the villainy
of Oliver. but they are not going
to be in any real danger. And
here is where Shallat's work shines
and stamps her as one of the
finest directon around. She has
made great strides from her first
work as director at Orange Coast
Colle,e in .. The Rivals ...
T he large cast assembled is
up to the task of brinaina ShaUat's
dream into melodic. gushy. ro-
mantic idylls. Rosalind. as played
by Monque Fowler. is uninter·
esting in the first act but becomes
enchanting in t he next. Da\lid
Chemel is the rather str4ight
romantic hero but endows the
role with vitality, strength. and
conviction.
Anni Long is delightful as Celia,
a role that might be lost in less
capable hands. but the comic
star of the evening is Robert
Machray's Touchstone. a per·
formance sparked by innovati\le
touches and a sure grasp of both
the low humor and surprisina
insight and intellectuality. One
might say Machray plays the role
for all it is worth-which he
docs -but subtlety is not the
keynote here.
John Ellington is also amusing
as the love sick Silvius, a delightful
and subtle performance. Jonathan
Mc M urtry seems to give more
emphasis to Jacques' intellec-
tuality t han to his melancholy,
and his '"all the world's a stage ..
seems almost too matter of fact .
Still, he brings out the dimensions
of the noted character.
Carl Rcgg.iado is very much
the handsome and appealing
Amiens. while Hal Landon Jr.
is excellent in two roles. and J ohn-
David Keller is his usual impres-
sive excellence as Le Beau. More
low comedy is offered by Cheryl
Crabtree and Kristin Lowman.
But then, a1 always. the cast is
of top professional quality.
The setting by Oiff Faulkner
is another huge plus. The maaic
land he creates is astoundina,
considering that he uses only
drapes for all his effects. Peter
Maradudin lights up the stage
with a gJow. and Shigeru Yaji ..
costumes arc outstanding. espe-
cially in the wedding scene.
For the purists who feel Shakes-
peare ml15t not be tampered with,
this ··As You Like It·· s hould
be a joyful occasion. To the
audiences who cannot be said
to know Shakespeare with his
complexity in language. thi$ will
undoubtedly make them wonder
where such a delightful playwright
has been all of their lives.
South Coast Repertory. 6SS
Town Center Drive. 957-2602.
plays until March 16. Perfor·
manccs arc Tucs.-Sat. at 8 p.m.
with matinees on Saturday and
Sunday a t 2:30 p .m .. evening
Sunday performance at 7:30 p.m.
Jau great Woody Herman wlll make hl11txth 1ppeannca 1t the Or1ng1 Coast College jazz fnttv11 on Sa1urd1y. M1rcfl 22.
Herman ind his Orchatra wlll perform at 3 p.m. In OCC'tJleblrt 8. Mw1 Thutw.
Ballet Pacifica performance slated
r wo dance worh of contrabtlng
... tyle~ compri...e the next program
an Ballet Pacifica 's membcr!.hip
5.en es to be pre~ntcd Saturday.
March 22 al 8 p.m. and Sunday.
Marc h 23 at 3:30 p.m . 1n the
Laguna Moulto n Pla yhou~. 606
Laguna Canyon R oad. Laguna
Beach.
Featured w ill be Carl Orffs
"Carmina Burana ." c horc o -
graphed by Lila Zali. Thi' ballet
1s based o n a se rie~ of poem\
written by wandering 'cho lars
a nd vagrant mo nks in the late
13th century.
Also o n the program is a neo-
classical. virtuoso work 1 it led
"Di"crt1mcnto. ·· choreographed
by Stanle'.Y Zompako' to music
by Mo1an .
For funhcr anformatin and to
charge ticket o rders. call Ballet
Pacifica at 494· 7271 .
Baby Back Ribs
\ , " Chicken Dinner
for $9.95
"A Chorua Line"
Last two performances Jan. 19
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Mardi 17-tbe Gl'ffl ... of New·
port laclt
St. Patrick's Day-the day we
honor the Irish. We honor them
b~ wearing green. b y drinking
Irish ale or green beer. by eating
a beautiful. huge. pewter platter
filled with these cold Irish delights:
marinated cod. lox. dressed crab
mushrooms. corned beef and
cabbage salad. oysters.in-the-half
shell. avocado. tuna pasta and
ambrosia. You may then have
Cuisine & Capers
By 80881 PROCTOR
The Cannery. at 3010 Lay-
fayette, 67S-S777. will open their
bar early-at 11 :30 a .m .• and
then the fun begins! They will
offer Irish coffee and Midori
margaritas at SI .SO; corned beef
sandwiches and Irish stew will
be served for Sl.9S. in addition
to the regular seafood menu.
Orawinp will take place for T-
shirts. visors and other gifts.
At the Alrporter Inn. 18700
McArthur Blvd. in Irvine. 833-
2770. they will be serving the
typical green beer. offering hats
and other little souvenirs and
will have specials from the kitchen.
including boiled corned beef and
cabbage. lamb stew and arecn
bread.
The Remm E. Lee at Is I E.
Coast Hwy .. 67S-S790. will serve
green beer and Irish coffee at
reduced prices. They will offer
their normal happy hour buff d
and music will be provided by
Jason Chase.
Malarlley'I lrilll hb. at 3011
Newport Blvd .• 67S-2340. offers
their typical green day craziness.
Come early. get in line. stay late!
Dress Irish and compete in their
annual Irish lass and laddy contest
a nd win your spot at the fron1
of the line to get into Malarkey's
for the rcs1 of the year.
11o••1 MeGee'I-at 3Sl E. Coast
Hwy .• 673-5380. and their ocher
locations will start their cdebrat-
in1 at • p .m. by offerina com-
plimentary corned ~cf sand-
wiches and other food items along
with some Irish drink specialties.
They will spice "'P the frivolity
with some games and contests
such as an Irish brogue contest
and the Iris h limbo -Irish
limbo?-oh. well. come and sec
for yourself.
Well. there you have a few
of the many available options
for 1he .. greening of Newport
Beach ... Until next week. have
fun and good eating!
corned bttf and cabbage or Irish
sttw and b) speaking in a brogue.
·Tis the day when the leprechaun's
come out oliiding and the .. luck
o· the Irish" is t ypified by the
blarne~ stone and the four-leaf
:IO\er.
Since cele brating Marc h 17
in a festive way is on many people's
calendars. I thought I would give
\OU a few ideas on how to make
it a day of green filled fun.
your choice of these hearty main
dishes: pork chops. poached egp.
roast beef and potatoes. crab
rainbow salad. fish fry. eggs
McAllis ter. eggs O 'Malley.
smoked albacore and scrambled
eggs. marinated beef casserole
and a fresh fish special which
will be trout or salmon.
Casual with style 'in' at the Onion
-sure and begorra." Muldoon's
lrilh Pub at 202 Newport Center
Dri\e will kick-off their celebra-
uon on Sunday. March 16 ~ith
a three-cour~ ln~h champagne
brunch that prom1~-. to be ju~t
"hat the leprechaun\ ordered.
Muldoon's. \\hich \Crvc~ typical
lnllh selectiom .. ~uited to Amer-
ican taste-is tesung a new type
of brunch concept. Their feast
,tarts off with a basket of breads
a nd spread~. The breads include
\Oda bread made \\Ith raisin~.
honey cornbread. banana walnut.
apple muffins. scone' and bagel~;
also served with this is a platter
of condiments.
The bread ~ a re fullo\\ed by
Traditional Irish music will
be provided by Reel to Reel. The
cost of the brunch is S 13.50 per
person and they do recommend
reservatio ns 6404110.
Then at Muldoon's on M o nday.
March 17. they will celebrate
from 11 a .m. 'til 2 a.m. with lunch.
dinner. mu,ic. Guinne\s. Harp.
Bushmill's. drawings. leprechauns
with giveaways a nd just plain
fun!
Monaco's, at 3333 W. Coa\t
H "'Y· 646-5225. will be getting
into the ~pirit of the day by
offering green carnat ion~ to the
ladies. They will have special price
on their specialty drinks and Irish
beer~. Also available will be ~ome
Irish food specialties. Pro~
next door. will be closed o n
Monday. a s usual.
Casual with style sums up The
Red Onion in Santa Ana. Open
only a few months. it \ fast
becoming the .. in" place for young
">ingles fro m all over Orange
County to eat and drink.
T he Red Onion 1.s located o n
the corner of MacArthur a nd
Main in Santa Ana. Youll want
to arnve before 9 p.m. Thur-.day
through Saturday to as\ure }Our-
'elf a good view of the action
from a choice \Cat overlooking
the '11able dance fl oor. These
are the onl~ night\ the Red Onion
make' a mode~t co\er charge
of SJ.
The crowd here 1s friend I~.
Mar} Burn~. bar manager. ~}'
that the }O Ung 'ingles come
mainly from the Newpon Beach.
Co ... ta M c\a and lnine areas .
We found l\e\cral couple'> \\ho
had traveled further to enjoy the
cheery interior and upbeat at -
mosphere.
Terry Hardy of Anaheim. and
his date. Stacey Cleary of Hun-
t ington Beach. tra\el to Santa
Ana bccau!IC .. everyone i\ reall} , .......... ,... ,,
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March 16th. from 10:00 a.m. -3:00 p.m
cnJOY our three-course Irish champagne
brunch complete with basket of bread\
and ~pread~. platter of Irish 1cllghts
and your choice of hearty main d1~he!t -
S 13"' per person
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Monda}. March 17th -11 00 a m. 'tal
2:00 p.m. -lunch. dinner, mu">lc,
gumncss. harp. bushmills. drawings.
leprechaun -what more can we~ y -
~ume and have fun'
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Children rushed onto the run-a two-day affair! So. on March
ways dancina vigorously to the 19 and 20 at the Anaheim Mar·
sona ... Cekbration ... the theme riou. Saks Fifth A~enue will
of the Cystic Fibrosis fashion prnaittheircoututtextravapma
Harborlites
sho~. It seemed most appropriate
that children were selected to
o~n and close the presentation.
Cystic Fibrosis is the number
one genetic killer of children in
the nation today. But research
is a hair·s breadth away from
isolatin& the gene and the cure
that supporters in the Newport
Marriott ballroom could envi·
)ton-hoping that Cystic Fibrosis
children will be as healthy as
the young girls who were dancing.
Bobbi Fclsot and Eva Mann
co-chaired the brunch. which
featured clothes from such New-
port Center stores as Guy La
Roche. Theodore's. Selvaggio
and Splash 'n Flash. • • •
Meanwhile. over at the Center
Club. Fieldstone Construction.
Lucky Stott. Allergan. Nora and
Charles Hester and the James".
the major underwriters of the
24th annual All Guild CHOC
fashion s how were honored at
a buff et brunch chaired by Phyllis
Clemmer. Jackie Powell and
Carol Palermo.
ly DtlA VOi IUllER
benefiting Children•s Hospital
of Orange County.
• • •
Ten years ago. National Charity
League Juniors held their last
•car rally• as a fund-raiser. This
year chair Aileen Simbro decided
to reinstate the popular and fun
event.
Some 300 members and guests
met in the parking lot of the
Balboa Bay ~aquct Club dressed
in the unilonns of the day during
the SOs and 60s. Everyone was
handed musical clues from sonp
of those decades to determine
where the dinner~ance wa s to
be held.
Winding all over Corona del
Mar. China Cove. the Island and
Peninsula. the participants (some
45 minutes later) arrived at the
Balboa Bay Club! Needless to
say. everyone had a su~ evening
knowing that they were also
supporting High Ho~s. a facility
for brain trauma.
Erika Williams. •••
An innovative weekend of
browsing and buying was in store
for antique loven when the Af-
filiates of the Laguna Art Museum
presented its 14th annuaJ Antiques
Show. held at the Merchantile
Building in South Coast Village.
The three~ay event was co-
chaired by Pat Atha and Tom
Stansbury. They were assisted
by Catherine Keister. J oyct
Donna. Jo Dominick . Janet
Cartwright, John Hanson. Bar-
bara Diamond. Josephine Utley.
Claire Burt and Gerhardt Fel-
gcrnaker.
• ••
The .. Ides of March .. (March
IS) is a killer of a day (pardon
the pun): at 11 a .m .. St. John
the Baptist School holds its annual
fashion luncheon at the Airporter.
Meanwhile. over at the Pacific
Club. Tri Deltas host their lun-
cheon fashion sh ow benefiting
CHOC .
At 5:30 p.m .. the board of
directors of the L.A. Philharmonic
holds a cocktail ~ion at the
Center Club for musical director
Andre Previn.
-Barban and Carl Yancllar fllfl) wn lualft Evans at the CF brundl
The show has become so pop-
ular with Orange Countians that
in 1986. demand required it be
Assisting Aileen were Linda
Finster. Avi~a Forster. Stephanie
Lewis. Marilyn Perc1~al. C hrys
Vollmer. Marie Schock. Kathy
Schwarz. Judy Weightman a nd
At 7 p. m .. Cinderella Guild
Juniors hosts its annual St. Pat-
rick's Day ·Bash .. at the Balboa
Bay Club. Also. at 7 p.m .. the
S pyglass Committee for OCPS
sponsors .. A Night in Pair o'Dicc-
at the Bahia Corinthian Yach1
Club . ,.... ~ Stneft '-Ill
Can)lc RuSMl
~hist-Wuons for h ~ CX«UCM and cJMlic
~~for lpC'Cial oa:aliol .. A.,..~ tulO
Ind~ pms madr ol onJv nannl fibm indudq ... conon. wool
~-sam. hand ltntes.. uhn ~and lndwT 720-0490
C.Ontessa Hair Fashions
for~ phaw ol bau" Tlw .kin chat ~ t.n
t.ir tolor. ~ '"-. pnms and manicwa fer mm and wonwn
~.us poduca -on!v ttw ~for our Cuseomt'ft 760-0~21
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Look South • • •
After 10 years in Fashion Island, Nettle Creek has
moved two doors south, formerly Hickory Farms.
Now, Nettle Creek has a larger presentation
of Decorator Bedspreads at sale prices.
And ,
scads
of
decorator
pillows!
Plus, our
famous
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decorating • ~:
service. .· ·
Come in or call .. -~
And, don't miss the
Big Bargains at the
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Sidewalk Sale
Saturday, March 15th, 9 to 5
nettle CREEk s H o p
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Local woman's peace
walk begins crusade
8YmDORNAN
When Patti decided to walk
from Los A,.etcs to Washington
D .C. as pan ol the Great Peace
March. I was stunned ... Why?"
I asked ... Who's apinst peace?
Does anyone demonstrate apinst
peace?•END THE PEACE-WE
WANT WAR! ...
•()( course not ... she said. •But
I want to do something about
peace ...
··Then write a letter to the
Prcstdent ...
-1 wall. and 111 deliver it myself ...
Six months later we drove from
our lni~ home and waited in
the parking lot of Murray·s Ticket
Outlet for over 1.000 spirited
pea~ marchers to take the first
~tep of their 3.300 mile journey
to the capitol. Patti. m y two
teenage !IOn!I Hugh and Aaron.
and I were stand ing in the middle
of them. Patti had a backpack
by her sick.
The overcast day was going
10 be long. From Murray·s. the
\tar-~tudd~ kick-off at the L.A.
C"oli~um across the street had
~en cancelled. The marchers
v.ould walk to City Hall for a
\end-off celebration: s peeches
b} Mayor Tom Bradley. march
organ11er Oavad M ixner. and
marcher actor Robert Blake:
music and songll by Mister Mister.
Melissa Manchester and Holly
Near. FoUowifta the celebration.
the march would continue to Cal
State Los Angeles. where the
marchers would raise their tents
and spend the night.
.. Deja vu, .. I thought, for at
first glance the march reminded
me of peace demonstrations tel-
evised nearly two· decades ago.
But demonstrating in the streets
is not part of Patti's nature. and
we were both too busy completing
college and earning livings during
the ·60s and 70s to become
involved. Talking to marchers,
I soon discovered another aspcc1
of the march-that is. the deep
s piritual commitment the
marchers express, a commitment
thar might tum this march into
a crusade for peace.
That night I met Patti at the
Cal State Los Angeles camp-
ground. She told me of how the
marchers walked thr01Jgh the
streets of East Los Angeles.
Thousands of the residents of
the predominantly Hispanic com-
munity lined the curbs to wish
them well. The marchers joined
in singing .. The Batt&e Hymn of
the Republic-as they passed a
local parish church.
The crusade had already begun.
Ed Dornan is a pro/~nor of
E.nxlish at Oranx~ CCNUt Co/lq~.
JUST ARRIVED!
Girls' Cotillion • Easter Dresses
From Renee Michaels and
Youngland
Reaularly to S59.00
Cape Cod Price SJJ.00 to S47.00
Sizes 7to14
T ~ldonal Drmina For Less
'DOE.17th
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Phone (7M) 645-4136
MEETINGS
n. Omssr c-., a., ..
of Esfflltl•• wo .. • I• .. ~
tlaml will bold its replar mo.thly
mcetina at the Stadium Oub on
March 18. The evcnina beain•
with no-boa cocktails· at 6 p.m.
and dinner win be served at 7
p.m.
The highlight of tbe evening
will be the awarding of -career
Development Program'' prizes
to three winners, includina Jill
Tyler of Corona del Mar Hip
School. She will receive $500.
For further information, call
Mary Beth Kreugcr, Conncc:ticut
Mutual Life Insurance, at 541-
3374.
TIM Ba,.-lew a.ptn of die
Natlo•al Or1••b•tloa for
Women (NOW) will march in
the March for Women•s Lives
in Los Angeles on Sunday, March
16.
An estimated 100,000 women,
men and children will be gathering
from all over the western United
States for this march and rally
in Los Angeles. For further in-
formation. contact NOW at (714)
S4S-2NOW.
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Am rkM JiWd Senkw will bold
its annual dinner and .. not--so-
silent" auction on Sunday. March
16 at the Oasis Center at Sth
and Marperite in Corona del
Mar. A Mexican style dinner
will beain at S p.m.
Dinner raervations are $7 per
pcnon and are available by con-
tacting Carol Tompkins at 7S9·
SS91. ne n .... , M_.. a.it
of Newport ••di will meet at
the H un1in1ton Bcac~ Inn on
March 13 at 11 Lm. Luncheon
will be at noon. The program
will feature magician and come-
dian David w illis.
Onaae CoutJ Society of
.......... Mwaen will meet
at 11:30 a.m. on March 19, at
the Balboa Bay Oub in Newport
Beach. Lunch and a program
will follow from noon until I: JO
p.m.
Roger Johnson, President of
Western Digital. will be the speak-
er. SIS for both members and
non-memben. For reservations,
call Jdf Rollert at 7S9-7 I 42
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2·U Mr. A Mn. Oiflon Lundy
2-16 Mr. A Mn. Mlct.d Kidctia
2-IS Mr. A Mn. Mut Molk•
2-11 Mr. A Mra. Ooeald Sneddon
2~ Mr. A Mra. Chattn 1ok
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2-19 Mr. A Mn. Joecptl Oky
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2-20 Mr. A Mra. Terry Vivo.a
2-21 Mr. A Mra. ROMid Vanderwal
2-22 Mr. A M ra. Richard AJ11cqo
2-21 Mr. A Mn. Pttillip Cort.a
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poup wil .,.. • PWial Car-
nival Sunday. March 16 from
noon to 4 p.m. Featured will
be pme booths. pony rides, a
f ortunc teller and many types
of f ooda. ranaina from hot dop
to the traditional bamantalchm.
Temple Bat Yabm is located
at 1011 Camel'-ck. off Jamboree.
in Newport Beach. For infor-
mation, please call 644-1999.
Tiie Sanctur1 Cllolr of St.
Andrew .. will present the .econd
annual concert of mu1ical fa-
vorites of the cong.reption and
choir on March 16 from 4 p.m.
to 7 p.m.
Donation requested is SJ for
adults and SI for students. CbiJ..
dren under 12 are admitted free.
Call the music off1ee at 631-3821
for further information.
The Honorable Suzanne Shaw,
a municipal court judaie at Harbor
Court, will be guest speaker at
the Newport Harbor Republican
Women Luncheon on March 14
at the Reuben E. Lee (Stemwhcel-
er Room) Restaurant olf Pacif1e
Coast Highway in Newport
Beach. The social hour will begin
at I J :30 a.m. followed by lunch
at noon. Price of lunch is S 11
per pcnon. For rcservatio~ call
Fran Sloper, 613-3SS3 by March
10.
Menu
Herc is the menu for
elementary schools in
the Newport-Mesa Uni-
fied School District dur-
ing the week of March
13-19:
Thursday: All beef
hotdog with mustard
relish, baked beans,
green salad, crr.amy pud-
ding with chocolate
chips, milk .
Friday: r1Sh nugeu
with tartar sauce, baked
potato with butter, corn-
bread with honey but-
ter, chilled fruit, milk.
Monday : Irish
.. sweep .. steak on a bun.
Erin peas. Irish potato
slices. chocolate cake
with St. Patrick frost-
ing. milk.
Tuesday: Beef and
cheae taco with lettuce
and olives, corn,
Newport-Mesa bread,
applesauce, milk,.
Wednesday: ~liced
rout beef Au Jas on
French roll: areen
beans, fruit compote.
milk.
Come in often
for best
selection ...
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Cystic Fibrosis Guild helps to
'Celebrate Fashion' at Marriot
IY BARBARA LOUDON
The Cystic Fibrosis Guild of
Orange County recently held their
annual luncheon and fund-raiser
at the Newpon Marriot. In ac-
cordance to their theme .. Celebrate
Fashion.·· the show produced
not only a peat presentation of
what is in style from Fashion
Island. but also the modeling
talents of some of the men
members. and the upbeat dancing
of a local dance group. many
of them ~hildrcn of the guild
members.
Hats off to luncheon committee
organizers Bobbi Felsot. Terri
Miller. Barbara Yanchar. and
Eva Mann for their efforu.
The kids got the show off to
a start with a rousing dance
routine. Everyone was dressed
in wild prints. high-top shoes.
oversize shirts, clamdiger s-nu.
and big floppy bows in their hair.
As they aiated and panted their
way off sta.,e, commentator and
fashion coordinator Kitty Lalie
got down to some serious style.
After such an exhilarating start.
the show continued on with bright
examples of what spring/ summer
1986 has to offer. The sporty
look is always an important part
of our lifestyle in Newport Beach.
Sweaters are a natural~ especially
now when they can be tailored
and short waisted. or larte and
comfortable. Even Dave Hook,
Ralph Mann, and Ron Felsot
got into the casual mood as they
modeled sailina top, sweater
combi .. tiont, and denim accen-
tuated by white cotton sportswear.
Designen and manufacturen
who are representative of their
countries were shown. From
Germany, Mondi and Breustle
showed benana ycllow and con-
trastina black as strong fashion
statements for pants, jackets.
shirts, and dreues. Tbele are all
mixed and yet when put totet)ler
correctly, the prints blend into
a coordinated look and silhouette.
From laey Miyaki. a longtime
fashion icon in Japan, was shown
tbe black and tbe ivory version
of his silk dress that somehow
wraps around the body and looee-
ly between the knees. not unlike
a diaper. from which it ~ its
name.
Special atiention to details it
always an cuential pert of tuld'ul
fashion. Shown wen peach suits
in either silk or leather. knit
sweater tops with strips of band-
painted suede daips. and flannel
tw~piece drestn drippina in lace
and sequins. The impect of an
extra bold summer print arona
over a shapely malliot batbina
suit or bikini. printed silk caltans
imporud from Mexicao. and lace
with studded rhinestones.
And with Easter coming early
this year •. several examples of
Sunday dressing made their way
down the runway. One pair that
brought •ahh's .. from the audience
• DU
was Ralph Mann in a cl&11ic
sportcoat and his daupur on
his arm all in white lace with
a ribbon hip sash.
Formal evenings are special
at any time of year. and this s.how
pulled aU the stops. Shown were
krinkly taffetas. layers and layen
of lace (with a touch of Spanish
influence accented by the roses
int-models teeth). slinky matte
jersey. Pucci strapless and halter
gowns. fur stoles and &old lame.
.And if the audience wasn't
already applauding the areat Ii~
up of style. the kids came t.ck
on stage and closed the show
with another fun number. The
Cystic Fibrosis Guild and their
families truly celebrated good
times. fashion. and a worthy cause
in style.
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Sondheim's 'Sunday In Pari shows his craft
8Y DAU WINOGtJRA
OM of the most innovative
and movina staae musicals or
the past ten yean. -Sunday in
the Part with Georae ... was
'ideocaped for cable TV last )Ur.
and is now being pretented on
Showtime.
The original Broadway cast
"as assembled for this precious
and meticulous filming of Stephen
Sondheim·s profoundly mean-
ingful study of the process of
anistic creation and how it affects
human lives.
The first act is based on the
short lif c of the controversial
19th century F rench painter.
Georges Seurat. and how he
sacrificed everything. including
the love of his artist's model • ~o create one extraordinary paint-
ing. The more fictional second
act is about the artistic block
and frustrations of Seurat's great
grandson. set in the present day.
The dry wit and expressive
rhythms of Sondheim's music
and lyrics arc delivered by Mandy
Patinkin and Bernadette Peters
(a) Seurat and his model) with
sensitive emotio nal dynamics and
c haracter understanding. The
For his eyes only ...
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The dnu. metbocf.c:al scaaina
by James Lapine bu been u•
obtrusively enhanced in the
smooth video direction of Terry
Husta. They briJt1 Sondlleim's
stimulatina iatellectmJ operetta
to life without illftatias ib t.lic
emotional uadatow and strotta
thematic center. Throup their
obviously devoted efforu. tbis
Pulitzer P.Ue wiaoer sbould
hopefully capture many more
Sondheim advocates.
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Fun at Red Onion-----
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friendly ... Stacey met Terry at
the Red Onion.
Juli Meftldi~ 24. and ~cvin
Smith. 22. both traveled from
Fullerton to • ... enjoy the friendly
staff and patrons. No oae here
is snobby. lt"s n:al comfortable.·
said Smith. •
The Red Onion bas thru ban
from which to se~ up potables.
The favorites with regular cus-
tomers are ··1ce Tea .. and the
12~ oz. margaritas. These bar
areas offer a quieter atmosphere
to chat with okt friends or new.
and a nioe place to wait for dinner
seating.
There arc two dining rooms
here. along with a patio for
alfresco enjoyment of food and
beverage. The dining rooms might
wdJ be outside as they arc really
~nhouscs replete with a variety
of plants. The seating is com-
fortable and the lighting just right
to enhantt a feeling of satisfaction.
Dinner here is Mexican fare
with combination plates ranging
in pm from S4.7S to SS.9S.
Ala carte items arc also avail-
abk. Fajitas to share with a f ricnd
are a little over SI I. Strips of
marinated steak and/ or chicken
are m wd ainlina at ,.,... table
in aute witlt bell pcppen and
onion. Wrap than in frail flour
tortillu alona with pacamole
andhc:a•
For a little variety at luncb.
try the Red o..a.-. •&t ._.
cbeon ICf'YCd in the bu. It .. S5.~
for all you can cat and tbc choices
are m1ny.
Red Onion caen a happy hour
weekdays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Bums says that this is the •Yuppie
Hour· as the tenants ol nearby
office buildings come to enjoy
the free buffet and well drinks
for a dollar.
The most difficuh thing about
the Red Onion is finding it. It
is located at MacArthur and Main
in Santa Ana. not Irvine. From
John Wayne Airport follow Ma-
cArthur to Main and tum left.
Take Main under the Newport
Freeway and keep on going. You11
stt the Red Onion. lit in pink
and green neon. glowing on your
right.
71., Rrd Onion. MacArthur
and Main. Santa Ana. 556-7701 .
~rvif18 lun<"h and dinnrr dailr.
All major crrdit cards. Val~t
parlcinf. Dancing and dining
s'v'n ni1hts a .,..,,k.
Dieting to lower disease risk
Claims bci ng made a bout a
diC'l/ disease prevention link with
particular emphasis on certain
clements in foods. arc exagger-
ating the foods· pn>tecti~ df ects.
according to the California Die-
tetic Association (CDA).
•Right now. no one. validated
study can point to a single food
and say it prevents cancer. heart
disease. osteoporosis or any ocher
health concern ... said Cheryl
Loggins. R.D .. CDA president.
Diet is simply one controllable
factor in lo~ring your risk for
diseases. Smoking. alcohol coo-
sumpt ion. exercise and weight
a~ other controllable factors.
··using a proper diet as an
cffccti\e weapon against your
risk for d~ imol\.es JUSt that·
the total d~t . -
There arc man) more enJO)abk
foods recommended than th~
which arc discouraged. i.he ~id
·The CDA recommend' eatang
for good health in general. That
translates into eating a daily
\'aricty of foods from the nutrient-
~ food groups. -
This includes: lowf at selections
from the calcium-rich dairy group
such as lowfat and nonfat milk.
cheeses and yogurt~ lean and fat-
t nmmed beef. poultry. fish. or
dried beans or peas for protean:
raw or lightly cooked vegrtabln
and fruits for vitamins A and
C: whole grain breads and ccrca~
for B vitamins and fiber.
Kttping an eye on extra foods
such as fats. gravies. sauces.
sweets. sodas and chips. will also
add to total health.
All of these clements. within
the context of the whole diet.
will gi~ you a nutrition advantage
toward an active and healthy
lifestyle.
The rccommerXted number of
daily food group servings for
adult males is two each from
the dairy and meat groups and
four each from the vegctabln
fruits and hr-cads / cereals groups.
Wo men should have the same.
but need an extra boost of calcium
to pre,ent osteoporosi~. That
equal three daily dairy group
scrvan~.
One daif) sen ing equali. eight
ounce' of milk. I ~ ounce~ of
c~ or a carton of yogurt. ·
··Another step up the health
ladder is to kttp the word rnod-
era uo n an mind ... said Logins.
.. M oderate portion sizes and
moderate intake of extra foods.
In the short run it will help keep
your weight at a reasonable lcm.
In the long run. you11 be healthier
and more active and youll feel
better. -
Weight
Control .... 1, •
Prof cssional. personal. group
programs. body composition
analysis, recipes and
understanding .
Fit comp
Contact Cindy D11p11it'. B.S .
302J E. Coast Hwy .•
Corona del Mar
714/675-1377
ART
n. N1wpwt H..ttor Art M•
.... presents .. California An
Since 194S. •• The exhibition
includes works of JO aniats and
continues tbrou1h Saturday
from 10 a .m. to 5 p.m. AdmiJ..
sion is free to museum members;
S2 for adults. SI .'° for students.
seniors and the military and
SI for children to 17 yean of
a1e.
won. by MU.oto Ya .. 1a~
Janne Calvin. and Larkin Mau-
reen Higjns will be on display
at BC Space Gallery, 23S Forest
Ave .• Laguna Beach through
March 22. Hours are 11 :30 a.m.-
S:30 p.m .• Tuesday through
Saturday. Call 497-1880 for
details.
••oenal1 LoalH Scholz -Oil
Moaot7pes• will be the featured
display at Sandstone Gallery.
384-A N. Coast Highway. Lag-
una Beach. through April 7.
Viewing hours arc 11 a.m. to
4 p.m .. Tuesday through Sun-
day. Call 497-677S for details.
.. New CaUfornia Artists," tenth
in a series featuring local emerg-
ing artists. will be featured at
the Newport Harbor Art Mu-
seum. 8SO San Clemente Drive.
Newport Beach. Call 7S9-l 122
for more details.
lmoan Cunnlnabam and Dkk
Arentz will be featured in a
display at the Susan Spiritus
Gallery. S22 Old Newport Blvd ..
Newport Beach. The display
will run through April 12. For
hours and details calr 631-6405.
.. Two L.A. Printmakers~" works
by Efram Wolff and Laura
Stickney. will be on display
March IS through April 7 at
Laguna College of Art. Ettinger
Gallery. 2222 Laguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. Call 497-
SOl4 for hours.
landscapes from Yosemite to
the Mexican border, will be
on exhibit Merch 21 throu1h
April 27 at Saddleback Colleae.
28000 Maraueritc Parkway,
Mi11ion Viejo. Hours are 10
a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday tbroup
Thursday and Saturday. For
information call S82~7S6.
.. Callfonla Coate•ponrJ Ar·
tlatl" at the Laguna Beach
Museum of Art. throu1b March
14. will feature Michael
McMillen and Mark Stock. The
museum is located at 307 Cliff
Drive. Laguna Beach. Call 494-
6S3 I for further information.
STAGE
.. Tbe Day They Shot John
Lennon," a Southern California
premiere or the play by James
McClure. will be staged March
13 to IS at 8 p.m. and March
16 at 2 p . m. in Goldenwcst
College's Mainstage Theater.
15744 Golden West St .• Hun-
tington Beach. Tickets are S4
to $6. For more information
call 89S-8378.
.. Kean" will be performed Tues-
day through Saturday evenings
at 8 p.m. and Sunday afternoons
at 2:30 p.m . until March 16
at Laguna Moulton Playhouse.
606 Laguna Canyon Road. Lag-
una Beach. For ticket infor-
mation call the box office at
494-0743 or 494-8021 .
.. Tiie Shadow Box" will be
staged March 14 to 22 at the
Forum Theater in Laguna
Beach. Fo r further information
and reservations call 772-7727 .
.. Tiie Boom Boom Room," by
David Rabe. will be staged at
uc1·s Little Theater in Irvine.
The production is scheduled
for March 13 to IS at 8 p.m.
Tickets arc $3 to SS. Call UCI
at 856-6616 for tickets and
details.
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Watercolon bJ Vlrpala Huf·
,_ will be featured through
March 31 at Quorum Gallery.
374 N. Coast Hipway, Laauna
Beach. Hours are 10 a .m. to
4:30 p.m. except Mondays. Call
4,.._...22 for more information.
•M ....... LaMeca,..: I,.._
1"6," an eJthibition depictina
'· ........... ~ . ' . '' "" ............. .
161lle KJaa ud r at Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call Dinner
Theatre. 690 El Camino Real.
Tustin. Prices start at SIS.95.
doon open 6:30 p.m. Tuaday
throuah Thursday, 7 p.m. Fri-
day and Saturday and 11 :30
a.m. and S:30 p.m. oo Sunday.
For reaervations call 838-1~.
.. . . ..... -. .. . .
MUSIC
M•tlc at UC lr•lae: UCI
Wind Ensemble (March 14);
UCI Symphony Orchestra
(March 15); Town and Gown
Benefit Concert with Metro-
politan Opera ba110 Gioraio
Tozzi and UCI music faculty
(March 16). Call 156-6922 for
more information.
M.UC at Sa4dlekck Collep:
The Showboat Came To
Town-A Night of Barbenbop
Quartet Singing (March 21-22).
The college is located at 28000
Marguerite Parkway, Mission
Viejo. Call S82-46S6 for tickets
and details.
The La1ana Beacla Cbamber
Mu1lc Sodet1 presents the
Hagen Quartet March 13 per-
forming Quartet in F minor.
Opus 9S (Beethoven). The con-
cert will take place in the Laguna
Beach High School Auditorium,
62S Park Ave .• Laguna Beach.
The concert starts at 8: IS p.m.
Call 494-2822 for details.
The Newport Cbamber Ore-...
tra will perform selections from
Handel. Mo~rt and Beethoven
March 29. 8 p.m .• at Newport
Harbor High School Theater.
600 Irvine Ave .• Newport Beach.
Tickets arc SIS and available
by calling S40-SS64.
TIM...._8, s••10ic•1111a
will ~orm Moi.art and Sakri,
••opera in 0De Act" and the
..lmpre11ario•• at 8 p .m . on
March 15 in the Soutb Coast
Community Church Auditori-
um, Irvine. Tickets are SIO to
Sl2. Call 261-0231 for more
info.
M .. at Onap Cwt Col1p:
Jazz Festival and OCC Bia Band
(March 20); Jazz Festival.
Woody Herman Orchestra.
Count Basie Orchestra (March
22). The college is located at
270 I Fairview Road, Costa
Mesa. For times and tickets
call 432-5880.
Tiie lnlM Marriott will present
pianist Michael Jordan from
noon to 2 p.m. and S to 9 p.m.
Monday through Friday
through the end of March. The
hotel is located at 18000 Von
Karman Ave .. Irvine. For furth-
er information call SSJ-0100.
Tiie Lee FeneU Show, at Club
17. 1670 Newport Blvd. in Costa
Mesa. Wednesday through Sat-
urday nights .
Harbor Sinaen meet Tuesdays.
7-9:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian
Church of the Covenant in Costa
Mesa. Call 494-8119 or 897-
0S87 for details.
Coafr•J P•llllpa. T•esday
throup S.turClay ew•i• at
the Newport Mandarin raaau-
ra11t in Newport leach from
5:30 to 9:30 p.m .• 3950 campus
Dr. Call 152~.
MISC
Daace !Yeat1 at UC lr•iae:
South Coast Ballet Company
(March 18 and 19). Call 8S6-
6616 for showtimes and ticket
information.
.. lmaaJnatlon . Celebratio•," a
IO~ay festival show-casing art
events. study guides, art ed-
ucation workshops and panic-
i patory art experiences takes
place through March IS. Sites
for the celebration include the
Mission Viejo and South Coast
Plaza malls. For more infor-
mation call 966-4128.
E•enta at tbe Oraaae Couaty
Falr1roand1: OC Equestrian
Center Spring Show (March
IS and 16): Pacific Rabbit Breed-
ers Association (March 16);
Antique Expo and Sale (March
20-23); OC Equestrian Center
Spring Show (March 22-23).
The Fairgrounds are located
at 88 Fair Drive in Costa Mesa.
Call 7S 1 -F Al R for details on
specific events.
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The followtnc ~ IS
dotnC busineu IS: SAMUEl
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NANC IAL SERVICE S
CLIENTS TRUST CO . 1301 eo.. SL Slle 550. Newt>ot1
a.ch. CA 92660
S.muel 8 Price. 1301 eo.. SL Ste 550, Ne~1
BNch. CA 92660
flvs business IS conduct
ed by an •ndtvedual ~ ~8 Pnce
This statement wu flied
••th the County Clerk of
0ranp c.ounty on Feb 27
1986
F"ite No. Fl02218
3/6 3/13 3/20 3127 4707
I~
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..._ ITATEMEWT
The follow1n1 persons are
dotnC buSlneu as: LANGl£Y
ASSOCIATES. 043 Von KM·
man Avenue. Newport
~.CA92660
Koll-Copley Partners, a
C.htom1a eeneral partne<
shrp, 4343 Von l<arman
A~. Newport Beach. CA
92660
Don-'d M Koll The Koll
Company. 4343 Von Kar·
man Avenue. Newport
Be.ch. CA 92660
~ P M1dc:lietnM, The
Koll Company 4343 Von
Karman Avenue. N~port
Be.ach, CA 92660
Timothy L Strader. U!pc:y
Development Company.
5000 Birch Street . Suite
10100, West Ta-et. Newport
Beacn. CA 92660
Lee C 5Ammt5, The Sam-
mis Company, 17922 F'ltch
Avenue. Suite I 00, Irvine.
CA 92714
Everett Davis Ill. 5950
Monte Video. Po5t Off\ce Box
1686. ~ho S.nte Fe CA
92067
Richard C [lhott. Elhott
~ 4320 Von Kar·
man Avenu e , Newport
Buch. CA 92660
Ttn busmess 1n conduct·
ed by.~ pertnershtp,
The re1•strant com-
menced to tran~ct bus•·
MH under the f1ct1t1ous
business ~ listed abow
on 6/J0/72
S.aned Marion G Smith.
Jr .. Pres.dent
Tht$ 5t8tement ..s fried
wtth the County Clerk of
e>r.,.e County on F et> 25
1986 F"• No F3018M
3/6 3/1331203127 4716
1·237JI
"*JC '90TU
ACllllOUI • I I EU
NWITAWt
T~ tot'awlnc persons ¥e
do1n1 bus1neu as KOLL
IR\'INE BUS4N£SS CEHTER
43A3 Von KarmM1 ~
Newpart Buch. CA 92660
Koll Capley Partn~s •
~lforru pneral ~
~hip 4 3~ 3 Von Karman
A~ New-Port 8e.acti CA
92660
lntef~ ~y a Ten
nessee corpor-.on. dm Jo¥
encaf Inc 1n Cahtorn1a
American General Centef.
N a shville Te nne•see
37250
Ttvs Bus.ness ''conduct
edbya ~~D
The re11str ant com
menced to transact bu••
~ss under the f1ct1t1ous
business name or na~s
listed ab<M! on J t 14179
S.1ned Ma,.on G Smit,,
Jr . Pl'es.dent
This stllt~ment was filed
wit h the County Clerk of
Qranee County on Feb 25
1986
f'1te No F301882
3/6 3/13 3120 3127 4717
1-23252
ITATWT Ol wt Fi"mb .. ,.,. ,..,.. .. ..,
OflMT91C UMJla AC11
noul••llfEllUME
The to11MN11 person ~
••thdr•wn •s • 1eneral
s-1nerfrom the .-ti let Ml•P
~-'"-undef the f1ct1 boua~,...olC(H
TRAL CITY ASSOCIATES ait
fa.. Upper "• $ ort Plaza.
Nlwport llMdl. c.Mtorntt
926640
The fH:tit.ous bus.lneu neme • n ,.,,. tar tt.e p.t.
,..,..,,,. -filed on s..>-temMr l . 1913 In tt.e
~d(Jnqit.
The MJ name and rn-
ainca °' tfle ...., wlh> dbslsw• • ..,. •. ,...,
M. Mwtin . 633 Udo Part&
Oriw. Unit E2. NewPQrt
a-ch. CA 9M63. sw-t:
Jahn ... Mlrtin.
Thill .... ,. .. -Ned
with the County Clerk of
Or.., County on Feb 2•.
1986
f"1le No. f224293
3/6 3113 3120 3127 4729
l..2.J7a STAro.Jl-..-rT-OF _, PIDOlll ..., °' u. °' ACT1 nous •u11r1111 um
The tolioMns Pli .. IS tw.
abandof ied the UM ol the
fictitious business name
MEISTER P/ A IHY£STMENT
PARTNERSHIP •t Four
UPC* Hei pott Plaz.a. New·
port Beactl. CA 92660
The fictitious business
name •efl!t 1 ed ID llboliie was
flied in County on Januaty
6, 198.J
Howard W Meister. II ,
Four Upper Newport Plaza,
Newport Bead\, CA 92660
John M w.rtm. 3919 Wes-
terly Aac:e. S&* 100. New-
port Beach. CA 92660
This bu51ness was con-
ducted by a pneral part-
nership. Scned: Howard w
Meister II
This stlltement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranee County on Fet> 24.
1986
Fite No F206727
3/6 3/13 3/20 3127 4729
"FJWIMAWUM5 :-~,()W,na persons
ar~oina busmess a.}: K L ·COPLEY PART.
N . 4343 Von ~~n ~~~~ h,
KBO"'PARTN£RS, a Calt·
fc;w:nta &~I partner· ship. 4343 Von Karman ~~~~: 1rORN1A'Asso~t-r~a Massachu~~~ ~~lbu;: c~ lo. · 1hes~~tSaaen·
efl.f pattnerSnlp. The reajstrant com-menced tO tr....a bu$· 1ness under the r.ctitious
business name ex~ "718i~ on January l , 1 .
K ARTNERS, a Calt-
fom1a 1ener3f partner. ~eio P. MIOOlEMAS
This sta~ment was
tried Witt\ the COUnly ()en(
of Oran. County on Feb. 2~ 1986. f'-'Ul877
Pubftsh 3/6, 31 13. 3/20, 3127
~Mirr ~~"W!~ 4343 Von . AYe· nue, NewJ>Mt I ach. Catnorma 92660. ~~~~·~ ship. 4 Von
AYenUe, • r!htomaa . ~~~~ :8f~'t,n~tet
Catnomc.a 90201 Th~srsagen-eral •P
The re11strant com-mencedto~ t>us.-ness under the fdlbous buSlness name or~
lrsted abc:w on 4/24/ 78. Kou -~.~~~I ~r~~·
This sa~~ was F~°"~ b~~~6. 3113. 3120.
WmncE
Atili ..... ,, E•
..._ITAJ'Wl
The fol&owt"I person IS
~ bulH-. • smo.
MARK AND STEIEAMAAK
U S.A • 19762 MacArthur
Bhd.. &.-2.00. IMne, CA
92715.
Keeth C. W~putt. 1807
Por1 Weltboume, Ne•pott
a.ch. CA 92660.
This ~ ii conduct·
ed by M inchiduel. ~
Keitt! C. Wetp&4
Ttn sblNn• It was fi6ed
wrth the County Cieri! of
Oran1e County on March
3. 1986.
File Ho. F302498
3/ 13 3120 3/27 4/3 4737
1-23157
WN011C:E
... iiilOUI .. .._
UMllTAl'lm:n
The~ persons~
do1n1 bus i ness as ·
SOMERSET PARK DEVEL·
OPMENT, A CALIFORNIA
JOINT VENTURE, 1901 New-
por1 8tvd . COSla Mesa. CA
92627.
Somer-set Patti Assoa-.es.
a California L1m 1ted Part·
nersh1p, 3919 Westerly
~. Suite 100, NewPot1
Beach. CA 92660
Pac1hca Somerset Asso-
c•aites. Inc . lQ()l Newport
Blvd . Costa Mesa. CA
92627
Th• t>uMness tS conduct-
ed by fQlnt venture s.-t
JoMM~
The re11strant com .
menced to tnnsac:t ~
"4!H under the f1ct1tious
bulane&5 name hst9d .,_
an July 3~. 19115.
Thts ............ w Med
••th the C:O..nty Clerk of er.., ~on f'tlbru.ry
19, 19116.
Ale Ho. FJ01417
3/13 3/20 31V '13 4738
·~ w~
"'"' .... llf • WITATBmlT
The~ '*50M.,. dolnc ~ a T-81RO
PASfO. L Tl>. A CAUfOANIA
LIMll ED PARTNERSHIP.
3919 w ! 2 1ry AK:.. Sulltlt
100. Newport Beach, CA
92660
John ... Maltln, l9 l 9 Wes.
ter1y fllM:e. ~ 100. New-
port 8-ch. CA 92660
J M Mirtln 0. I tcpmer IC
Corporation, A Caltfom1a
Corporibon, l919 Westerty
P&Ka. StMte 100. Ne•POt'1
8-:t\ CA 92660.
The re11stnnt com
menced to transact bU$1
neu undef the fict1ttous
~ name li.a.d abol4
on O.C.t.., 20, 1985
Ttws .,...,.. is condwc1
ed by. lltnUd ~
~ John ... .....,
This stalem.nt -fded with the County Clerk of
Qr.,_ County on ~
19,19116.
File No. Fl01418
3113 3/20 31V 413 4739
ra.r w.ara
IU'F I JIOf
••u1ur '"•'* Of HCiii ... llf M -The tonowint per50ns
~---.. ~of ttli8fic:tiCb• .... -,,.,,..
5al YD Oft ct.fANERS I.
T AJLOAIHG, n6M S El
TarQ. 15, e Tcwo, CA 92620
The~ ... ._. Name,...,.,..,.__
filed 1n ar.,.. c.......ty on
~lS-. ,. MD.12'16St9.
Periva1r-A1nee1h1ti.
22706 ....._, ert., 0 TCllO.
CA926l0
Dallhi Abel. 22706 ~
Orhe. £l Toro. CA 92630. SitJ'9d: ,.., .. .,. All-.
..... end OallN Abel. n. ....... _ ..
wtttt the ~ Clertl of
0r.,.. County on Matt:h
5.ltK
3113 3.12031'27 413 '749
Toa.., .. U'I 8limd\ CA
aMO.
The .......... ..
........... NCtf1C
CENTER ASSOCIATES,
lGOD-. "--'-......
S.. 720. 1n1ine. CA 92715.
Cartlbed "-::ific c....w
Of'9 lid .. a C1 Mt ,, .. ...._.
..,.,....., la300Von .....
m•n AwnUll, Swte 720.
lfww. CA 92715.
..... &Wand ...... ... ,,,...,..eo.,... .... ....
sachuuH1 corporation.
18300 Von K.wrNn ~.
SI* 720. IMM. c. 9V15
Tm business IS ecnduct·
ed .,, ...... p911• lf"'C' s..a: Jlmes R. 8mler
This stlll110Wlt -fi.led
with the County Clerk of
0<8nle County on Marc h
10.1916.
F"tle Ho. fl03 l22
31 13 3 /20 31V 4/J 4750
l·UMI w ., .. ,,..rn .. a ....
RClll .... llP•U
WSIAlWJ
The totio.w. ..,...., are
dotnl busineu •· SANT A
FE SPRINGS CORPORA TE
C£NTEA ASSOCiATES. l~ s,;_,. Street North. Surte
245. Newport Beach. CA
92660.
New E,.s.nd Ufe ~
Properties Ill, a rut estate
l1mrted partnerst11p. 535
~ston Street. Sosaon. MA
02116.
S.nta Fe Sc>nnss Corp0
rate <Anter Part,,.,-sh1p, a
c.litomaa pnerat partner
sn.i>. 1400 8nstol St North.
Ne"'POft Beech. CA 92660
Thfs buslnfts 1'$ conduct
ed by a~ partNnhtp
Slaned· Wttfiwn K ~
The re11strant com
me~ to transact bust
ness under the f1 ctibous
~ tUtne ltsted .,.
on Jan 31. 1986.
Thrs ~ .. ft6ed
with the County CJerk of
Or•na-County on March
3. 1986.
f"tle No fl0255 7
3/13 3/20 3/27 4 /3 4752
w.a
~.,.,a
ACihlOUI• I IA
--~ The followtns person '' doir'S bullneu-. R.8. PRO-
DUCTS. 23585 R•n1oon
Street, Mtsst0n V1e10. CA
92691.
Ron•fd Brian Newton.
23585 ,...,., Strwt.. Mrs·
s.:in Viljo. CA 92691
TtW5 bustnns is conduct.
edby.,~~
Roneld BrWI Newb'I
TM st1tement -as filed
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on March
3. 1986.
File No f'J02559
3113 3120 3127 4/3 4746
&-DIM
WlllOT1CI
HCiihuUl••m US
.._ITATDmll
The tolowitw S--• are
~ bu.slMu a COU£TT
& PINTO, A PJIUffNERSHtP
Of PAOFESSIONAl. C()AP().
RATIONS. 4220 Von Kar
man, Surte 110. Newp0rt
8-dt. CA 92660
o.tes T c.a1eU. a ~
tess.or.I CcJrporMion, 4220
Von Kannan. s-. 110. New-
port Beedt. CA 92660
Sa.a B ~. a Law Cor
pormon •220 Von Karman.
~ 110. "-•port 8-ch,
CA92660
This buw1ess fS conduct
edbya..,._..~
Stped CNrtes T Coft.n
and _,, 8 Pinto
Thts ........... flied
••th the County CJef1t of
<>r.,.. County on fet> 27.
19116
F• No F3022!> 1
3113 3/20 3/27 '13 4747
........ Clll t rl-
--a COIPG*llc»J.. S.-Mid'91t H.m
lln ..,... -llied .,,.,, the Cou~ CJerll of
ar.._ ~on f'1lb. 25.
·~ ~·Ho. fl020J6
l/ 13 3120 S/27 4/3 .., .. ..,..
w...a
AChl ... •llrW ..,..naw n. ~ il*IDfll .,.
dol'f'll ~MU H : H & F
SIJMC(S. 620,. port c.en-
-Om., SuQ 211. Niewpor1 Beld\, CA 92MO 646&
Char1es Joseph Hunt Jr.,
1320 ~ Dnw. New
port Beed\ CA 92660
Daphne Fenstermaker.
26961 CMJe bperanza, San
Juar1 Caotstrano. CA 926 75
Thts business IS condUct
ed by a.,,..,., ~p
S11ned CharlH Joseph
Hunt Jr
This statement was flied
with the County Cieri! of
Oranae County on March s. 1986
F"tte No f 302806
3/ 13 3/20 3127 4/3. 4743
·-~ "*JC NOTICI
ITATWIOI •nattm•,.,. ~ .. , ..
OPIU1Wla UMIU
nthllOUl••--llW
Tt~ foflOWt"I person has
withdrawn •s a aeneral
pert~ fTom the partnership
aperat1n1 under the f1ct1
tJous buSlneu nanw ol NO
SW(A T PAINT COMPANY
• 17 J6 8aypott w.,. New
port Buct\. CA 92660
Tne t1ct1t 1ous business
name statement for the part
f'lef'Shtp WM 66ed on 7 · 13
83 rn the County al Oranee
The full n•me and res
tdence al the penon Wfth
drawlnc as a pertner"" ~
lope ~. 2591 Cwde
0n¥e. He•port Beach. CA
92663
Secr"8d ~~ p Camc>-
bell
This statement ._ filed
wtth the County Cleril of
CK•n1• County on March
3.1986.
File Ho F220548
3/ll 3/20 3127 4/) 4744.
""21111
.....c~
hCHllOUI ar111 E• ..._naramn
The tolcMiinc pet'IOn$ .,.
dou11 busmns n . ANES·
THESIA ASSOCIATES OF
ORANGE COUNTY. 14753
Devonshtre, Tustin. CA
92680
Christine Craddock
14 752 Devonshire. T Lnbn
CA92680.
Mwy Jeat.na Mannino.
10 Wiidfiower, lrytM, CA
92714.
Thts builr.u IS canduct
edby ......................
~ Chllltifw C.adduc*
Thrs ...__..,. w Ned
••th the Cou1'ty ci.rti of
<>r.,.. ~on feb. V .
1986.
F .-No. l02233
3/ ll l/20 3/27 4/3 4745
WllK
~-.. RCiii ... & a
... "' ... 11 JT The .............. ..
dotnc busiftelll -. OAYtS
BAYVIEW ASSOCIATES
1400 ~ SlreM Ncwu..
N• OC'1 a..:t\ CA t2MO. •
Wilham k. 01¥i1, 1400
Bnstof s.r... MDrttt. ...... oart 8-ctt. CA 92660.
"•cheird E. Lucy, 1400
BnllDI St Nartft. Nsnowt 8-:f\ CA t2IMO
Chattes L Bu.cheftan.
1400 Bri9al St.~ .....
oart ...,._CA i2160.
ltoMrt J . TNerpttne,.
1400 ................
port 8-tl. CA t.1l6Q. Ai•• J ..... 1400 .....
tol St. Hort"· N••PGrt 8-:fa. CA 9alMO.
n.t I ·~· .....................
.... .... ll.O..
Tfte re1l1trent com . ........ ~~
.............. flc'titioua ... , ............ ...
on,..,t.ltel.
Tillil rs •• -.., wttt. tt.e Cou~ a.rt. of
e>r.,.. Countr on Merell
l . 1"6.
Rile No. fl025N
31 u 11201m 411 47!3
·~· Wllmel
IChi .... I Im
--~ Tlle~PI'-••• ~~-YOA8A UNGA COP•IOICE aNTU ASSOCIATES. I~ .._,
Street Notth. Surte 24!.
Nectport BMch. CA 92660.
New~~l.Ae
lnMnta c.omp.ny, .....
~ corporabon, 501
Boylston St • Boston. M.A
02117
0..0.s Ycwt>a Linda Com
mttee Cent• MSOC••tff,
a Cahtorn1a 1enen.I p1r1
nersh1p, 1400 8rtstol St
Notttt, Suite 245. H8wpcwt
Buch. CA 92660
Thts buSlneM is conduct
ed by• 11'*1' ~p
SllNd WtlhMn K Davis
The re1tstrant c om
menced to transact bus•
nen under the f1ct1t1ou•
bullnns name lilted abcJWe
on 2128186
Thts stlltement WH filed
with the County Clerk of
Or•n1e County on Marc h
J. 1986
File Ho F302553
31 13 3120 3127 4/3 4754
1-23111
PUmJC NOTICI
FIC1l1lUUI ......
W ITATIMltfT
Tiw loltOWlna penoM are
do1n1 busineu as SUN
FLOWER PlAlA CO . 3941
So Brrstol. Santa Ana CA
92704
Afbet1 B Glickman. 9864
W1tsh1,. 8'vd . Seveny Hilts
CA 90210
Jerry G CtumC*f. 20753
Cootl 0.lo w_.,_ Mahbu CA
90265
Malcol m R Rll•1 138
South AMa. Los AnaetH
CA90049
Men Pons. 621 ~ Notte
Rold. ~ CA 93023
Ricl'\aird H EJt1s. Trustee
under Trusa ~ for
Daved P8uf GkkrNf'. ~
Apnl 1 7 1968. c I o Getty
f"enanoal Cotpcnoon, 2049
Century Park East. Suit•
I 350 l o• Anceles CA
90067
Ro.rd N EJhs. Trust.
undlr Trutl Aweem.nt for
Te1rew 8•th Glickman.
dlted Aon• 17. 196&. c/o
G9ft) Finaina.1 Corcuiibon,
20.9 Century Paril East
S4!1te 1350 Los Anaetes.
CA90067
RIC:Ntd N EJltS.. T NS1-
und9r Tnm A9'w1e11 for
~ffrey loreft Ghc:km1n.
dltad Apnt 1 7. 1968.. c/o
Glay F~ Coroc»llbon,
2049 <Atrtury Par1l E.n.1.
Suit• 1350. Los An1etes.
CA90067
Rlc"-'d H Ellis. Trustee
under' Trust ._,, eit for
Brenner JoMof\ G&ec1unan.
cbited Apnl I 7. 1968.. c Io
Getty ANnc..t ((irpcw•tan.
2049 Cemvry Pvtl East.
Su.IW 1350, Los Anp4n.
CA90067
Thn bus lllSS 1$ candUd
Id br a ..,.,., ,.,,. llflc>..
s.-t Jerry G. c.n...-
This slaternent -filed
Witt\ the County Clerk of
Or-.. ~ on re '1:1. 1916
Ftlle Ho. Fl02262
l/U 3120 3171 •.IJ C755
w...a
ACiii .... 11 -UMIST~
The~ ..... .,.
done ~ • WOlteit
Of INOEP£.HO(Nl' MOHS..
1491 Well 8aker $tre.t.
Costa Mela. CA 92626
Mn. ,.. Mcflftend. 1697
0... ~.Colla....._ CA
92626
Mrs Judie Ar11ros. 31
H•tbOt Isl and, N .. port
Be.ch, CA 92660
Mrs Lois Brockm.,.r
1218 BettillWI Une. New
p0r1 8eacft. CA 92660
Mrs Mate-.. ~. 21
Lochmoor lane NewPQt1
Beach. CA 92660
Mrs !M.-Cotle>. 120 I ~
raid Bey, 1...1CuN a.eta. CA
C)2651
~ Manon Dowd. 1806
T r~1nct\ Lane. Hell00f1
Buch, CA 92660
M" Joy McGu•nness 'J
l nverneu lane. Newport
Be.ch. CA 92660
M" Penny McMan11"
16 lnverw Lane. Ntwoort
Bach. CA 92660
Mts Elle Miller 16 2 l
Rulw Uni. He#POI! BNc,,
CA92660
Mrs. Miity ~ ... 1209
s.ndberry. eoron. ~ ....,
CA 92625
flh_ Gerr, Somen.. 1412
Gataa, l•M. Newport
Beact\.CA~
Mrs ~·ht•. 23
Lochmocw Uni Newport
~.CA92660
~ Pllt YOdllr 1719 An
bQI.-~ ..... ~ BeK,,
CA92660
• Thrs buuness rs ~
ed ........ ~
s.-t hcnoe A. Mtf•
~
Thia ltlltler••ll w Ned
wrftt the C:O..nty ~ of
0...,.. Coune, on Feb 25..
1916.
f ... No. 301966
J /ll 3120 3121 •11 4713
,..ICmncE
IClll ... 1 A
-SIAftWWWCi n.---. .........
oo.nc bus•~ u WIH
DOWS UNLIMITED. 314
l6Ut St . Newpo1' a.ctt
CA9.M63
,..,, Sd••4. 1211 Hun
t ir1aton St Hu.nt1nttor
Belch. CA 926&& o..n Alrdtc"" J14 )(el
St . Newport ~. U
92al
Ths ... w. C9-.ct .s •• ..,.,.....,_ ••
s.-t: 0...-C. A114I••
Thiia • ·--ilec 9"" IN Coud, C.. er
Or-. ~ °" aa.ct 6. 1911.
Filt ... ll02SlC
JIU Jl2D VD •ll •73'
-·· 0 TMfolta ._..,....m
.,.. .... - -f'Nl(Jt. H»tGl.IS ~Y. lMI
N Tutlln. s.lillt 4 0..-..
CA92t65
... J. Hom. *31 .... '°' Dina Pt CA 92Q9.
Ttw~llllCOftduct·
~.,,., ........ ~
ManHom n. ............ .... •• ,., u.. coum, c~~ ot
OrM91 County on reruw,
3. 1986
F1a. No. 299959
2/202J27 lJ6llll ..
'W'IC..a
rcn•••• • • ....... ,.,
TM ........... l*'$O" ~
cnnc~• J&Tos
711 ( a., A.e . Nasport
a.ct\. CA 92Ml
~Laulte~
JOI N a., Front. IWbm
~.CA~
nu~• cOfDd
edbw .. ~S.
Mwm~
~----Mee wtth the County Cterlll CY
Or.., ea...y on f~
11.1986
F1ae ND. fl00789
21 202127ll6l/ll 46T.
w..nca
flthi... ••
_..1Yat1Wt
Th9fa~~·s
Oo1n1 bUSlfMSS as AO
VANCE TRAINING TECH
NOLOGIES. 4931 8irc.h St
f'MrapQft Bwtt 92660
St•pl'lan•• lawr•nc•.
110 l w MlicAtthur 9273
S.rita Alta 92707
Ttus bullneSS d conduCt
@dbfan~~
St~&.w•ica
Thts ~ .. flied
with the County C.._.'-of
Or-.a Ccu'lly on ~
21. 1916
f ile No f298779
2/20 2127 3/6 ll ll .....
w..-a -•-•-a-•_.... •r•1t 11 • CH"'5TIM IUIOTHUIS
fllOOl..S AlitO SMS. ......
.,.~ ,. ..... c:an-
StsbftS ol ..... ~ .act
PW t• II ...S .-.ctt hm
camed on a ... 1 •• • lll21~~ ........
~ s..llt • & 0. GMllst
GroM. ~-w..u. UC... .. ,.ill J5l892
-he'•• ... c...,. 0.-'*'._ 1'92. ......... "° ...... ... ....., • .new ..
~ ........... o1 ... .............. o.e.t ,...,_,., 2'. 1 ..
Mr NlllS.-,.a--.,,,.,_....,.
2/71 l/6 l/ll l/20 4690
n... -• Cllfdld· .,.,, .... Ills'~
Sia.-0. &Ea ... -.. Ths!I, --llld
..ttt the CouiJCr cier-°' Or-. CGUlllJ Oft Feb. l&.
1'86.
He No fl01221 21202/27 ).f6l/ll ..,
... w:una
fCICC I Ill IL A ......
l11e0RI .. ..-IS ..._._. a....S
C011SKi I RlfT COl•ll~
TIQlllACl(MtlQtn ...
OJIY & COU£CT•• rs. au .... •• SL. c.aa -..CA~
..... ~ QI E -ll!tl2
9'9 c »• c-t •IJIM.
Hu,.t••llOft kech. CA ... ............. cs Id, .. .,.r & Cd S..-
_..._A.Ocxa
.... 2 •<-...., ..... c ... ~ .. a.....~·,...,
7.1 ...
Altl?lllf-•I
VJO VD M YU ..-JO
--··-.. ................ -= PAllll
LA9SON uunruns.
2010 a c....r 0r.
CMG......._ CAWJlS.
..... llklwb--.. 4902 n 11-......._CAtll7l4
f'wwin BacMian, 4902 n11-. ...... CAW114
TM tac •• • candluct· ., lliJ ............. .. s.-t--..e.o.w..
Tlll514 I sell -Med ••tta ... County C1eR °' Or-. c.au..r on Fe 13 1991. ,. ... ._ '100915
2120 2.127 116 ll ll 468 l
••cwa
ACIHW•I W
--SIA1 wr
n,. "*°""• pwsan es dDf'9 .... m -= SOUTH
co.sT~1070 .... •• c..r Or 9240.
llNne. CA W11S.
~ BK.hhan. 4092
~ ........ CAW714
Th&sbusiNsslS~
tdbfart ....... ,.S.-
Anch~
Thiis~---Med
Wtrt\ u. eou...ty a.. °' ar-. COllr1llf on Fe ll.
1916
F• Nil f300914
2/20 2.127 l/6 ]Ill 4681>
a.zJl!l1l ... llC...-a
fCIAW• I W
-SlatWI n. .............. ~
dlCll'9 ta ic:a a l AHO
PllOfOmES. 2 AHO LTD
3 RHO A.SSQClATES. 4
RHO Yl.NTURES. S RHO
HOLDINGS. 6. R.H. 0 ...
EATI£S. 1 R.H 0 l TO. I
R H 0 ASSOCIATES. 9
R H 0 VENTURES. 10
R H 0 HOl.DlNGS. 14111
Yorm~S....2CM. Tus,.
111\.CA~
.. ••tnc...l07E.0..
bft:d an.,, M J I-CA 906CM.CIMDO,..
a......a..tConsuJ·
tanlS. lee.. 1'181 , ......
Slre9t. s-20I.. , .......
CA waD. Cllibaa n.... •rm fld· .. .., ............ ......
S.--• I 18111d0--
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n. ....... - -liltd _. .. c, t1a.tlfllf
Or-. c...r .. fa 14..
1 ...
Rit•flDllll vv ~ llll 1'20 48]
&.uni .... w:usa ......... ..... ne•n a• ..
dollS ~-.ss as: K80 Nin.as. QQ .... ._,
... ,. ............. pert --.c9Q6i0.
-Pw• llil 81i m4. HD9-~ H4 ad&~.
4Jl!§O ... ..._ ......
5'llllt JSQ. .. 0 c " 8ttd\.
CAgQ611).
... J , 8111-. n.
... ca -.. 1et -.. F1"t SliNll-S.. Jme.. CA
95112 9-11r f , a .... n..
Koll Ct JI J. 43U WOii
"--'I • J rt
...._CAaiiD.
~ £. 8lild. n. K.-
Ci JI J . 43'3 ._ ._.
ma• Awett ... .......,,
...._CA"211D-
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L.-T...-.. Ullil D J02..
..... c.c. -45DQ. .. ..... '510
o.ialllla & otTNIL 5!JSl)_..._ .. o.._
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aJ51. s-......._ne ....
0 •• , ... ~-a... ........... om
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--.Nw;t'l....._CA .....
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9l5iZ.. ............... c ,,,.n.101911
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Ci a11 F.-., .... , I ---..er-'••• ,_. ,,, n. ca:u
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S...._CAtslll. ...................
•C uw.su.;.r..._. -' ..._ • a,..-=--. CA"2Mat
..,_ .. H. ...... n.
... Qua .. 211Rl ~
"-'-.au..--... -tm52.
..... .__ 1JDl580..... ._. ...... Gram--.., CA
~
~A ........ n.w..
CGFJ 1 llf. 434) Voft ...
"'•• Avenue. Newport 81ad\.CA~
OanlM II. .. n. Kai
Company. 4343 Von br m•• Avenue. N••POrt
Btitd\.CA~
...,.,. ~ The Kai
Comp.,ty. 43'3 Won._,
man Avenue. Newport
~CAilZ&O. .... ... a.--. n. Kai
C.C.'flll*'I. g:z()I flb9D 2!illt
"'-'-. S&.119 150. ........
Al.a!i02l
MlctJls' L l.ems.. TM Kai
Compeftf. 43') Von ...
m~n Awenue. Newport
8-d\CA~
franlll Manzeone. 417
~ Holl. Aclt. 11 s Los
,._ O , " CA 900Ca or....,, ... ThelCd
ComPMJ 4)41 Yon ltat
man Awe"U4t. N•wport
8-d\. CA 92660.
Omn ...... n. Kai
Con !DIR). 7).)0 £1•ieer _. s.n Dlili9t. CAW 111
Mire G Hose• O. IKOI
c~~ny. 2021 1S2nd
-...... N..[ Rladl•IOl4. .. ,.
~
~ l.-d eomp.ny,
•C....·-~~ s,l'up. ~ Land Com
_.., Aaea..,.t ~ E
&ell.. n. Koll eomo--r.
U4l "°"' ...... ,_.,.._
Na SlO't 8ttct\ CA 4JZ660.
.... A. .... TheKal eomoan1. 4.l43 Yon ._
man Awenue Ne•port
a.act\. CA '2661>
Geor-.t a Rabel1s. nw
Kai C £>JI NS. 1661 Naf'lh
f 9"1 SINllll. San Joie. CA
~112 n.ar-& ..... Tl'9 l(dl
C...pany. 1021 lSlftid ....._.L ... 04.WA
~
L.-C. Su•:a.l.-S--
as Cea J ;. 11122 AldD
t ..... s-.19 100. 1rwle..
CA~4
...... &~;,n.
llall Ca lJ PJ. 4313 Von
............ $art 8Mct\..
CA~ a.tts T Slttle Tndl.
100 ..................
CA9UDJ
T.....,L Slradlr. l.-..cw
Oewelapffllent C~ny, sooo 8wclD s.r.t. s.-
10lOQ. ... 1 ..... • a "
8ttd\. CA Wl60.
J Mtrdd~ TheKal
~. 4343 VO. ...
man Awe•uM. Newport
8ttct\ CA !l2MI>
~· s.. n.Koll Coac 1 •· an ,.... 2!illt
...... S..-150. .........
Al.a5021
Loa niia,.. uo Dall n.,..
•.llnc.6010 .... 0t'n-s..... ), .. dto s.ca fe.
CA4J2Di7 n. ... c s ... c.
..._ .... ,_ ...... 4343 -.a.-..--.. ...
s-1...-.CA~
J~ [ n.o-psoe.
Jm&S f •t...C-
clll Mar. CA "'2!525.. .a-alt ..... n. ....-c 0 ... u ....
25dD lo• I S... 150.
Pt u-. AZ 8!5QZL
JolWD L .-.... T1le Kati emaur,. •J.tl ,,..._ ._. ............ ··-~ lltlc9-. CA t:zlllD. .., ... [, ...... n.
KCJll Caro '· 4343 ¥09 .__.,••cart ...._,CA t:zlllD.
1'lia a • ca ' d-., ... _ ..... -..
nae r••istr••• co•,
-mclltMl•'9n AO..._
--...... lic:IA·1 I ......... _ .... ....
• .luam I L dlL tl6"lllt
~P-OS'. m. ..... ------C• RJa..ol o.aai ~ -,.....,, aU111.
fillt . lOUIJl6
~JIU ll2ID 3'n •»e ..... a sac •
IC I -
'flile'' ...
...._,. • UI' I
HllMMM6.A...a.
Al~.1200
~ ............... PGft-., CA tr2MO. ... c. ....... .,. ......
lstaad Omre. Nawpoft
8-:1\.CA_.,
...... """' 105 ""'' bar.....,°"""-Na ;ct
Bltc9'. CA ..-.0. c.._.a. ..._ 71Se.,. .. an.. ... 4 c" ea.ct..
C.92!i&O.
DaN'IR ... 11S.,_..
Dnwe. Na port Baact\. CA
t26fiQ,
ftta bl 1 111 IS c:andud· .. .., ................
5-.ct Banc. twris.
This I ' cw• w filld
W'lt'b tM Couftly Cleft of
Or-.~-~
20.199i.
Ae-.301500
l/6 l/13 l/203127 4125
a.a7a ...w:..a
iClll-•I ta _ .... .._,
The ........ .,. ....
dol"8 bus.MU n . SOC/
GAOCO · SOUTHERN
GA.ROEN. l63 s.. .....
0nw. Ne IP a., aa.c.. CA
'2fi60 s... ,.,... De $ c Nist
CoPOJilbu8'. l63 Su\ .....
Onwe.. Mt o i>rt 8-dt CA
C}26(Q.
G1911~~
ment Company, 600 -e-
Slrell. s..... 700. s., o..>
CA92181
The r•&•stranl com
menced to trans.K't buS-•
ness ~ the hct'ltlCMIS
~ness name •boiwe on
Feb 6.. 1916 S.-S Wit
a..n A. Sle8e
11-.s ~ .. flted
wttt• tM Count) C1eril of
air.. Courcy on februwy
21. 191116
F•No 301690
l /6 ]Ill ]120 3121 4126
&-D1D "•c•nca JM _ .... , '
TlDe ...... P9l"IGft IS ...... --..CIJfTRAl
MCTAl BENDING. Sl Co
~"-..CA 92720
~ ....... 51Cdwn
bus. ft-. CA 92720
Thi$ bl I d aindUcS
td bf an....,...._. S..S
---~ llllS ti I siei• w Ned
.. the CoullC:J CAettl of
Or-. a..,.. an Feb 20.
1'86.
,.. • fl0147l
116 ll ll l/20 l/27 41'0I
"•cwa iClll-1 ID
-IY&IE •t
The ........ S*'10ftS ~ c1oens ~as: NEW
PORT BEACH TENNIS
CUJB. 2&>1 E.-wr an..
Mc s rt lliltd\ CA 92660
Daftnfs lllcCMter 421
~ ............ sort 8tach
CA~.
&acQPe R GncrY, S 128
[. ~ Dnwe.. ,., .. swn.
CA91M07
Tiiiis bnc -IS carQact. .. br .......... ~
T .. e "•••strant com,
,,..Deed • tninw'I buses
--....., n. hcttbOus
buslrWSS ,..... OI ......S
llltl&d ..._an ....,._., 20.
·~ s.-s: Dannis 2lll:Car ... ~ ....... ll-.tlt ,.,,._ ....
Mttl tM Cou11C:J ~ of
<Jr-. CountJ on ht> 20
1'86.
filRND.. 301565
l/6 l/ll l/20 l/27 47'09
.,
n.•s ........
dot•I bvsan.u as· KC
CAB$lllE. OU V.. ._
•an Attn ... Newport
~CAW&O-
ICG9C cl ,,_•ws.ae.t-.................. uu-. ..........
f? y 1~CAt2MO.
ICG901DP"' 2 • cans .. _...,.. part-w• e• ua-. ....._ ....._, .. , .. ~CA --.......... Ml': I t.c: •
...... cair ........ 111
... ...... On Ma an. .... ~
111111'1' I Hiit P* .. .,. __ ,. 'lo ,., .... : ..... c •••• ,
MTIOflAL OU -.. ...
................... '1
91eclt. CA 92MO. _..._ ........ --........ er. n. ... Cl:: ' •· .,. ......... ~,, .. ,.. ...... lM I I ow•-lled
--tM~~~ Or-..~ Oft,,._ ~ . .....
Fia9-JOl-
J16lll3 3/20 l/27 4710
..................
doi"ll bu-.-es· KOU·
WEUS/GAIOUe Glt0¥£.
4lQ Van "-"-' ......
,.. PCGt ~CA 92660
~,..... ...... c.-
................ shc>.
UiU-.~ .....
N1 11a,.Btiadt..CA~ .... f_..., ...... Md
[QU1ty TNll. a HMM"~
Miids S.•1 -Trust. l30 Wntn"llton Street. Sud.•
901 ............. c.a-
.tar..a90201.
This a.--IS condUd·
ed br ...... petll•tftp.
The re1•strant com·
menc.cl to transact ~
MU undet tM f.atttOUS
bustness ~ OI Mmes
1srtect ~ on 21ia1n
S11ned Koll Cop1e1
PMllle"-By K80 hftl.s.
By The Kai Comcanr. ~
Manon G StMtl Jr , Pres ......
This si.o1ac wes Med
••lh the County 0et111 ot
0...,.. Co.dy on Fm 25
tCJ86
ftae Ho 301819
l /6 31 ll l /20 l/27 4711
l.n74J
... ICM»TICE
HCllllOUI• I E• ..-na--1
The~~--
0011'9 ~nus as KOLL
wn.LS PALOMAR. 4l4J Von
Ka!rman ~ Neupcwt
8-c:h. CA i266()
~~ .... Cal ...... ...... ~.
4l43Von~~.
tteaport~CA~
~r_..,.....,..._.,
[QUiity TNSt. a M~·
setts 8uStMU Trust. llO
WastMncton SI,_., Suit•
801. Mwtna det Aey. CA
90201
This bullnft'S d c:ondud
edbwa ...... ~
The r•1•$trant com
menced to tnnwt busi
ness under the hc11b0Us
busaness name or names
111-9...,.. on ll/17178
Seined Koll -Copley
httl.,,., By K80 PartMn.
Br n. Mal Cut44*1f. er-....-.an c. Smith.. Jr.. PNs-.....
This sl.l*mellt w.s Ned
.nth the County C~k of
ar.,.. Courey on Feb 25 .
1986
ftteNo 301-
316 JI ll l/20 3127 4 712
a...m•1
Nm IC NOTICE rcnnoUI • a r 1•
--STaftWI
The ....... S*'lllU"S ..
d0e"8 ~•MU H KOLL
TRANSAlllOUCA I. 4343
--~~ ......... port 8ttd\. CA 92660
~,.,,, ...... c.i .
.,._....., .. tlmshci.
4lotl Von ....... -........
,.. po;rt 8-d\. CA t2660
T ... tWnauca Ocodtilltal
l •fe lnsunince Com~ny .
a CaJ•fom•• corporation.
1150 SoaAlh Ollwe SllMtt. Los
,.,__CA 9001S
This t1uSJNU IS c:ondud
edbf• ...... ~
S11ned Koll· Copley
,.. .... By K80 .........
By The .... Ca•~. By.
Menan & Smit\. Jr . ,.__.
tdtirlL
The re1•str•nt com·
menced to transact busl·
ness unct. ttDe fictittous
.,..,___ ....,.. Oii Mfftft
liltlld...,.. on 911114
TNI '7 --tied 9't9' .,.. County Cler1l of
~ Cour111J on Fe. 25. .,..
FieND.JOl-
3163/U 3120 it 27 4714
&.ant ... w: ....
fCIH-• I IA
--ITAi I
°""' .......... • C Ml flil ..................... uu
b ..................
pcpt ..,__CA 92MO
---~··'.-co ....... , ....
~. lftC.. '" caltfomla. ~ Glnerllll c;.,.,.
NastDvelle. Tenneas••
37250
Ountld ... Kol. The ~
Com.,.ny. 43-t.J Yon Kar·
"'•" Avenue. Newport ~CAt2660.
ll.P lllilddl9i~ The ICGI
Company, •3'3 Von ~r·
man A•enue. Newport
8-d\. CA 92660
E werett 0-.S. Ill. 5950 ....... Video.,_ Ollce au.
1686.. bnct10 S..... fe. CA
92057
T.....,..., L Slradtr. Lepcy
O.Vek>pmenf Comp•ny.
5000 Barch Strwt. Su•••
10100. WeslT amtr. Newpott
Beach. CA 92660
Star*y f BtoddDoft. The
Koll Com~ny, •043 Yon
Katman Avenue. NeWCM>f1
e.ctt.. u 92660
~ A. RIWF, The Kdl
Company, •Ml Yon K•r
man Avenue Newpoft
8ach, CA 92660
Thi$ bUslneSS IS Conduct
edb,a~P9'1~
Th• re1•strant com
menced to transact bus•
ntts under the t1ct1hous
b11$1ntts name Of names
hst@d at>ove on 7129176
S11n ed Koll Cople y
Paf1J~. By-KBO Pw1ners
By T~ Koll Company By
~ G Smttl'I Jr Pre-s·
tdenl
Thi!> st.renwnt w~ t.ted
with tl'le County Clerk of <>ranee County on f .o 25
1985
fiie No 301878
316311331203127 4722
ll-2l740
.....CllOJa
ACllllOUI ·-· ....SJAnMUn'
The toMoMtc l)9rlOftS .... dot,. buStnns H KOU/
INTEA£Al PHO(Nll. 0-'3
Yon~~.New
port BNch. CA 92660
lnterul ~-a T~
nes.w corpor-.c>n. dba Jow
•nc.al. Inc . 1n Cahf0tn••
Amenc.an Genet'al Cente-r
Nashville. Tennessee
37250.
Kol~Partnen. a Cal
tlurNa .,.,... S*t'*5hl0.
43'3 Yon Karmalt Avenue.
rtusport 8tilch.. CA 92660
Kott Phoec'le• Assoc..e"
• Cahforn•• .. ,,.,al part
nership. 43'3 Yon ~
Avenue. Neapot1 Beach, CA
92660
The re11strant com
menced to trans.ct bus•
ness under the hct1t1ous
business name or names
hsted above Of1 3127 180
S11n•d Koll Copl•y
PwtMf'\. By KBO Pattnen
By Ttw Kofi ~. By
Manon G Smttt\. Jf Pres·
tderlt
This stlltemenl was ftled
with the County Cler .. or
~ county on Feb 2S
1CJ86
file No. f30188S
316 ]Ill ]/20 l /27 4715
1-D7JI
P\m.ICllOTD
ACUl .... I I Ea .....nanm:wr
The taibMllC ~ ...
doi"I buslneSS H. GAAO£N
GROVE ASSOCIATES. 43'3
Yon Karmwt Avenue. New
port &e.ch.A 92660
Koll·Copley Partnen. a
Ctal1fomta lltf'e'•I partn9f
ship, 4343 Yon K•rman
-..... Ne 'PO't 8Nch. CA
92660 .
The Kon~. a C.
hfomta corporateon. 4343
Yon ec.man Awnue.. New
port 8-:ft. CA 92660
Timol1tly L Slndtr. Legtcy
Oe,,.lopment Comp•ny,
5000 8frc., Street. Suet•
10100, ._ TCMS. Ne port
a.ct\,.CA~
t.C Sue.,.._ TheSun-
mma Cols.-wy. 1792.2 f"tech
A,..._ $u"9 100, IMN,
CA92714
S1M1kJ r. Bnx:tlhoff. The
l<oU eompan,. 4~3 Yon
K....-n_.....,., Newport
~CA92MO.
... " 8anwd. Ho9-
•rd, Howwd 6 8anw'cl.
USO Van "-"*' ...... s... l!5Q, Mt ill Dllt 9lect\.
CA~
.....A~..,._
LM T...-.. Ullll 0 Im. '0· ........ ,._.
..... 11741
Jllllt w. ,..., 11 ......
•C.zlf,tU.-....,.
-...... ... s IJft Blad\. CAN..o ,.._.A--~ TM ICdl c........,,, •J.U Vein br·
"'•" """"•· ... wport 8aed\ CA 91MO.
Loil n..-.c100on ,._.
•.Inc.. 6010 ..... Dtl«W, s.. 3, Rancfto .... fe.
CA92067
Ewetwtt oa ... 111. 5950
MunlllVldao.PO Bca 1686,
bndtO 5uQ fe. CA 92067
R.ctwd c. Ellioct. tlltOCt
C.0.por ..... , 4310 Yon K.w
man Avenue. Newport
8ltcf\. CA 92660
DorWCI .. Koll. The Kott
Comoan1. 4).0 Yon Kar
man Avenue. Newport
8-ctl.. CA 92660
0 P Mlddtef;ias, The Koll
Company, 41'3 Von Kat
m•n Avenue. N••PO't
BNch. u 92660.
fr•nk Man11on•. 417
South Holt. Apt 115. Los
A,.tes. CA 90048.
Sydn.y E Buck, The l<ofl
Company. 434) Yon kar·
m•n Avenue. Newport
8Ach. CA 92660
Paul ~ks. 13058 °'""
horn Aoad. Grass Valley. 0.
9!>945
Thts ~IS conduC1
ed by • ..,,.,.. pattnerstifp
The re11stran1 com
menced 10 trans.ct bus•
"4t$S und•r IM f1ctlt1ous
bUSIMU namp kUed abow
on A&.cust l l l 9 73 Scned
M~non G Smith Jr
This stat~ •AS filed
with the County C1er11 ot
~nee County on f ~t>f'Wr)
~. 1986
file No 301881
J /6 3113 3120 3121 &719
l -23742
Nate NOTICI
f1CtttiOUI .....
UMI ITATIMIJfT
Ttw toakJwt"I persons ar•
do.n1 business as kOll
WELLS. 4).tl Yon litariNn
Avenue. Newport Bueti. CA
92660
Kon COC*Y Pwtnen. a~
ifonq pnerat C*'fnerstup.
043 Von Karman Avenue
Newport Buen. CA 92660
Welts f ¥1D Mottpee ~
[qu1ty Trust a Mass.acl'lu
setts Bu~rwss Trust. 330
Wash1naton Strfft Su•t•
801 . Manna del Rey CA
90201
DoNk1 M l(otl Tl'le l(oU
Company. 4343 Yon Kar
man Avenu•. Newport
Buct\. CA 92660
Ric hard C Elhott. [Ilion
Corporation, 020 Yoo Kar
man. Newport Beach. CA
92660
L .. C Sammis Ttw S.,,,,
mis Compltny 17922 Fitch
A1tenue Suite 100. lrv1,,.
CA 9271&
0 P MIOdtemas. TM Kotl
Company 4 34 3 Yon Kar
man Avenue N•wport
Bach c. 92660
Everett Davis Ill 59SO
Mont• VldeO Post Otftc• Boa
1616. RanchO ~ f• CA
92067
T lmothy L Stradef. lAl!KY
Development Company
SOOO ~rch Street. Suit•
10100. Well Towef. Ne ~
Buch. CA 92660
This~ IS conduC1
edbf• ..... ~
The re11strant com
menced to tranuct t>u:s•
"-H under the f1ct1t1ous
buMne.s name °' names
hsted above on 614173
S11ned Koll Copley
PartNrs, By KBO ~.
~· The Kon Camoeny. 8y w.non G. Smtth, Jr ........
ldenC
Tln~--fia..t
••th the County C*lll or ar.,,.. Counly on fet> 2S.
l916 .
f ... No.301117
3/6 J/16 l/20 3127 4713
..
-
, .. 9 ... ll 1• :rHE NEWPORT ENSIGN/OOSTA MESA NEWlllfMNE TOCMY
HOTICI
YOU AM IN DUAULT UNOO '6 Dal> Of TltUST,
OATEO OCT. 11. 1912. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTtOH
TO PROTECT YOUR PROP!RTY, IT MAY 8£ SOLO AT
A PUBLIC SALL '' YOU NUO AH EXPLANATION OI
THE NATURE OI THE f'ttOCHOING AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWVDt.
NOTtCt Of TRUSTEFS SAU
T.S. No. 31-6505 F'5-9/ANOM.WS
On MARCH 26, 1986, 8t 1:30 ddodt p.m .• on WEDNES-
DAY in the ~ to the buildlnc loc.eed lit 601 South
~ SlrMt. °'**' CA. LOS ANGELES TITLE ANO TRUST DEED COMPANY,
a c.tlfornAe CorpcQtion, as TruAN, or subltituted Trustee.
under the · Deed of Trust executed by ROBERT H .
ANDREWS, ANO DOLORES N. ANDREWS HUSBAND
ANO WIFE AS JOINT TtNANTS herein caned Trustor.
recorded OCT. 18. 1982. as Instrument No. 82·364687.
of Official Records of ORANGE County. Callfomla, will
sell at pubfic auction to the hl1hest bidder for cash.
payable in lawful money of the United States at the
time of ule, the Interest conveyed to and now held
by said Trustee undet said Deed of Trust In the Pf°'*'Y
sttuated In uid County and Sbrte detcribed as;
THE SOUTH-WESTERLY 20 FEET OF LOT 672, All
OF LOT 673 ANO THE NORTH·EASTERl Y 15 FEET OF
LOT 674, All OF TRACT NO. 907, IN THE CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH, AS SHOWN ON A MAP RECORO£D
IN BOOK 28, PAGES 25 TO 36 INCLUSIVE Of MISCEL-
LANEOUS MAPS, RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CAL·
IFORNIA..
The Street address and/Of other common~.
1f any, 11 purported to be: 221 VIA KORON, NEWPORT
BE,4CH, CA 92663.
The undersi1ned Trustee disclaims any liability for
any incorrectness of the street address and other common
desllNtion. rf any, shown herein.
The beneficiary undef uid Deed of Trust heretofore
del111erf!d to the undersi1ned a written Oecl•rahon of
Default and Demand for sale, and a written Notice of
Default and Election to Sell. The unders11ned caused
said Notice of Default and Elecbon to Sell to be recorded
1n the county where the real property I$ located.
Said Sale will be made without warranty as to title,
p0Ssess1on. or encumbrances. tot the purpose of J»Y!"I
the obhpbons secured by said Deed c:I trust. 1nclud1na
the fees and ext>enses of the Trust.ee and of the trusts
created by said Deed of Trust. advances thereunder,
With interest as provided therein, and the unpaid principal
and interest of the Note(s) secured by said Deed of
Trust. to-wrt· S318.949 63
Dated. Feb~ry 6. 1986
LOS ANGELES TITLE AND TRUST DEED COMPANY
CIO F N SERVICING COMPANY
350 So Winchester 8tvd
San Jose. Cahforma 95128
(408) 24J.()971
As such Trustee
BY Gayle Hutton· Lewis
2127 316 3113
"69UC NOTICE
FtCTmOUS 9UllNUS
NAM( STATDIElfT
The follow1n1 persons are
doina business as PACIFIC
COAST FIBERGLASS. 1525
Mesa Verde Drive Ea st.
Suite •208 Cost;i Mesa
Ca1tl 92626
8111 Gri1al11a, 515 S Hes
perian St . Santa Ana Caltl
92701
Kelly Conover . l ~9 Pia
cent1a Ave •226. N~Port
Beach. Calif 92663
Roeer Markland. 12 Mon
t1cello, Irvine. Cahf 927 U
This business 1s conduct
ed by co-partners S.1ned
8111 Gn1alva, Kelly Conover,
R<>&er Markland
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orance County on January
31. 1986
File No F2998 l 5
2120 2127 316 3113 4637
we 3728
4689
ru-..c NOTICE
F'ICmlOUI .......
NAME ITATEMOrT
The followin1 person 1s
do1n1 business as. NEW
PORT ASSOC IA TES. 1119
Estelle lane. Newport
Beach, Califom.a 92660
Newport Associates Tech·
meal Sales. Inc., 1119 Es·
telle Lane. Newport Beach,
CA 92660 A Callfom1a Cor
poration
This buSIOMs 1s conduct
ed by • corporat10n Slaned
Newport Associates Tech·
n1cal Sales, Inc . Kenneth
B Wmtenbura. ~estdent
This statement was ftled
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on Feb. 13.
1986
File No F301015
2120 2127 3/63/13 4682
k-23593
SUMMONS
(C1T ACK>ft JUOlaAl)
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT (A111so a Ac usado) DAVID
V SIMS. aka DAVID SIMS, aka D V SIMS: GAIL A SIMS.
aka GAIL SI MS, aka G A SI MS. aka MRS DAVID V
SIMS SIMS Oil. INC . a Cahfom1a corporabon, EVERLAST
FILTRATION SYSTEMS INC a California corPQf'at1on.
and DOES 1 throuah 20. inclusive
YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF. (A Ud le esta
demandando) FIRST LOS ANGELES BANK, a Cahfomia
cor ;><>f'atlOf'I
You ha11e 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons
is served on you to hie a typewritten respanse at this
court
A letter or phone call will not protect you. your typewritten
resoon!>e must be in proper teaal f()(m 1f YoU wan1 the
court to hear your case
II you do not file your response on time. you may
lose the case. and your wages, money and property
may be taken without further warmn1 from the court
There are other le1al requirements You may want
to call an attorney ri1ht away If you do no1 know an
attorney, you may call an attorney referral service or
a lepl aid office (hsted in the phone booic).
OespuH de Que le entre1uen esta crtacion judicial
usted ttene un ptazo de 30 DIAS CALENDARIOS para
presentar una respuesta escrita a maqu1n1 en "t•
cotte
Una cart• o una llamadt telefonlca no le ofrecer•
protecc~. su rnpuesta escrita • maquina t*'t que
cumpllr con lu formahdades lt1alas apropiadas si
usNd ~ QUe la corte escuche IU UIO s. utted no prnema su rnpuesta • tiempo, pu9CM
perder el CM0. 'I le pueden QUltat IU ..a.to. 1U difwo
y otras COM1 de Ml ~ sin mso edlck>nal por
..,. di .. cont.
[•lsten otro. reQu•l•tot le1ale1 Pu•de QU. usted
qu1era llamar a un •boiladO lnmtdiatamente. Si no
conoct a un ebopdo. f)Uede namer• un wvicio de
..... IC .. de ~ 0 I UN oftdna de ~ .....
... . CARNUC!-.~odllC-)4M14
TM nllfM end addl .. ot tt. COU1 la: (Cl nombl•
'I cit 9CCliaft ... CIOfte •>
SUPUIOR COUllT OI THE STAT£ OI CAUFORNeA
FOft 1'lC COUNTY Of ORANOC
100 CMC CENlD ORtY£ waT
SANTA~ CAL.I'~ t:Z701 The ,.,.., ... w Md ....... ~ ot ......
.et0tnt1, OI .,...,,.,, wtehout an .. IW), .is (ti noft'llbre.
la ~reccion ., et nunwo de tel9frono del ._.. dill deme"'**. o dltl dlmendantl qiue no ..,_ Mi 9do,
es)
SMJTH&SMffiit
16633 Ventur. &hid .. Sheth Floor
Encino. CA 91436
(818) 905-0700
DATE: (Feche) Slip, 27, 1985
LEE A. BRAHCH, COUNTY CLERK
NOTICE TO THE PERSON SERVED: Yoo 1re Mt\'ed
as an lndMdl.el def9ndant.
2127 3/6 3/13 3/20 4701
P'UaJCNOTa
'1CTrnOUSIMJllNEIS
NAME ITATDIDIT
The foflowin1 persons are
doin1buslnessn: METROP·
OLIS.' 600 E. Bay Ave #A·
3, Balboa, CA 92661.
Mark Sticht. 3157 Kerry
Ln .• Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
Carolyn Guenter, 315 7
Kerry Ln.. Costa Mesa. CA
92626.
This business is conduct·
ed by• aenerat partnership
Siened: Catolyn Guenter.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
<>ranee County on February
11, 1986.
File No. F300787
2120 2/27 3/6 3/ 13 4674
PUeuc NO'Tia
f1C11110UI 9USINUS
NAME ITATEMDn'
The followin1 person is
dOlna business as (A) NEW·
PORT BALBOA PROPERTY
INVESTMENTS. (B) SOUTH
COAST PROPERTY. 1825
Westcliff Dr. (Su. 233). New·
port Buch. CA ~2660.
Jim Biack. 5301 Seashore
Drive, Newpott Beach. CA
92660
This bu$1ness 1s conduct
ed by an tndivtdual S.aned·
Jim Black.
Thfs st.tement was filed
with the County Clerk of
<>ranee County oo February
4. 1986
f'tle No 300114
2120 2127 3/6 3113 4678
rtJllUC NOTICE
flCTTTIOUI BUSINESS
NAMl ITATIMENT
The followin1 perM>n is
do1n1 business as: 23
GENERAL PARTNERSHIP,
9292 Grippo R'Nef Avenue.
Fountain Valley. CA 92708
(See Attached)
This business 1s conduct
ed by • pneral partnership
Sfaned· Mari( N. Cht, General
Partner
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Los
Anae6es County on Feb 18.
1986.
File No F301223
2120 2127 316 31 13 4650
PUauc NOT1Cf
FlCT11lOUI aUllNUI
NAME ITATlll£NT
The followin1 person 1s
doin1 business as: BEST
SIGN PRODUCTS, 2121 S
Susan St. #F, Santa Ana
92704
Mark Thomas Ell1nd,
10265 la Hacienda. Faun·
tam Valley 92708.
This buStness is conduct
ed by an 1ndMdual. Sllfled
Mari( Eiland
Ttn statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Or1np County on Feb 18
1986
File No. F301220
2120 2127 3/6 3/13 4648
PUBUCNOTia
FlCTITJOUI •UllMSS
NAMl ITATEMIHT
The followin1 person "
dOln1 t>us.ness as. LE VAN
CELLARS l TO, 2732 E Coast
Hwy, Corona del Mar, CA
92625
Mk:k le Van, 25885 Tra·
buco #84. El Toro. CA
92630.
Thi$ buMneu .. conduct·
ed by an lndMdual. Sianed:
Mtck Le Yen.
Thts ~ ws filed
with the County Clerk of
Or-.. County Oft Feb.. 18.
1986.
,. ... Ho. Fl01219
2/20 2.l'D J/6 3/13 4647
The followln1 person Is
doins busineM as: THE UL·
TIMATE GREEN. •14 Ac.·
cia, COM, 92625.
W1yne Allen Baum ·
prdner, •14 Acacl, COM.
92625.
This business is conduct-
ed by an Jndividull. $itned:
Wlft/fWI A. Baumprdner.
Thts st.lament wn filed
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on February
11. 1986.
File No. F300788
2130 2127 3/6 3/13 4673
"*IC NOTICI
flCT1TtOUI .......
NAiil ITATEMDT
The followin1 person Is
duln1 bualness as: MARI·
NER GRAPHICS. 3920 Birch
St .. Suite 114. Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
Robert William Nemec.
407 Nofth Bay Front. New·
port Buch, CA 92662.
This busmess is conduct·
ed by an individual Silfled.
Robert W. Nemec.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orance County on January
22, 1986.
File No. 298840
2120 2127 3/63/13 4671
PUeUCNOTICI ncnnous...,...
NAMl ITATIMIJfT
The foffowinc persons are
d0tn1 business ff: LAINE'S
BUSINESS SERVICES, 1069
Buckirllham Lane •E. Ne•·
port Buch. CA 92660.
ELAINE MARION YOST,
1069 Buclu.,.,_.m lane •E.
Newpott Beach. CA 92660.
This buMnns Is Conduct·
ed by an individual S.aned
Elaine M. Yost
This st.tement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranp County on Feb 25,
1986.
File No. F301963
2127 3/6 3113 3120 4700
PUaJCNOnel
RCnnOUI .......
NAME ITATDIEJfT
The followin1 person 1s
cbna bus.neu as: PROFE-
SIONAL AUTOMOTIVE PRO
MOTIONS. 1300 Adams
#32E. Costa Mesa. CA
92626.
John Barton, 1300 Adams
32E. Costa Mesa, CA 92626
This business is conduct·
ed by an 1nd1vldual. S.1ned
John Barton.
This mtement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Feb 24.
1986
File No 301964
2127 3/6 3/ 13 3/20 4699
K·23572
F1CTIT10UI ........
NAiil ITATOllNT
The foOowins J)et$0fls are
doen1 business n. 1 TUS
TANA PROFESSIONAL
BUILDING, 2. TUSTANA OF
FICE BUILDING. 3. TUSTA
NA BUILDING. 14181 Yortie
St....t Sub 204, Tust.n, CA
92680.
Frank Greinke, 1011 El
Camino Real, Tuatin, CA
92680.
ThomM Woodruff, 701 s.
Pwtcer --· Suttie 7000, "'--CA~ Dans...• 13751 ~
hill Avenue, Tustin, CA
92AO.
~ O•un111 , 1201
W. La Vente, Suite 600,
Or.,.. CA t2MI.
TNI .. I -.. CGndud.
ed by an 11nlnc0tporeted
euoclation othef then a
ptril ........ "9ned: Tom .....
1.-n
'W&IC ....
Aeiri!I .. a 11 ,.
._lt'ATBI i n. ................ ..
...... , ... • NffCEN-
TER PARTNUS NUMBER
OH£, 212 L ~ Oflw. ar--. Cllbnia 92W.
ltob9t Y. 91rom, 212 S.
Anlt. Ofl¥e., Oran,.. Cal·
Notnlll 92M6.
Rfc"•rd Llppencott,
22122 Wood lllend, Hun· t"-" 8-dt. CA 92646.
Gerald M. Boden, 1206
M9tody Lant. Fullerton, CA
92631.
David Berman, 6380
~ HiH Rd .. ~ S.Ch.
CA90815.
This buliness ii conduct.
ed by • ...,.. pertnershtp.
~Robert Y. Strvm.
Thia st1Ument ... filed
with the County Clerk of
Ofan&e County on Feb. 13,
1986.
File No.. F301118
2127 3/6 3/13 3120 4695
•·21174
PUalC llO'f1C(
ITATIMDfl Of
AUWHMIDn Of Ull
O#ACllllUUI ...... .....
The foflowtnt person has
abandoned the UM of the
fictitious business name:
FLAKYCRUST. GOOOBERRY
& CRIMPS. 1806 E. Came-
198. Senta Ana. CA 92705.
The F1ct1tiou1 Busi ness
Name referred to abcNe was
filed in Oranc• County on
Odlobtr 16. 1985.
FANTASY PIE. INC .• A Cal·
1for.nia Corporation. 1806
E Car,,..;., Santa An., CA
92705.
This business was con
ducted by a corporation,
~ FANTASY PIE, INC ,
P.ul O.Zinner, Ptes.
Tti.s statement was feted
with the County Clark of
~ County on Feb. 14.
1986.
File No. F285237
2127 3/6 3113 3120 4696
l ·Z3575
PUeUCMmCE
ACTIT10UI IUllNDS
flAMl ITATIMlllfT
The follow1n1 person is
doin1 busmns as: FLAJ<Y ·
CRUST. GOOOBERRY &
CRtMPS. 22037 Arrowhead
Lane. Lake Forest. California
92630.
Judy E. Krtner, 22037
Arrowhead Lane. lake F °' ·
nt.CA92630.
This business 1s conduct
ed by an 1ndMdual S.1ned
Judy E. Kriner.
This st.tement was filed
with the County Clerk off
Oranp County on Feb 14,
1986.
Ftle No. F301152
2127 316 3/ 13 3120 4697
K-23571
Flt It f IOUS IUllNUS
NAMI ITATEMUfT
The foflowin1 person is
d0tn1 business as. IRVINE
LANO MANAGEMENT COM
PANY. 550 Ntwpof1 Center
Drive, Newpott Beach, C.t·
tfomia 92660
THE IRVINE COMPANY,
550 Newport Cent., Orwe.
Newport Beach. Calif0t'n1a
92660. a Mich1pn corpo·
r•tion.
The re111tr1nt com .
menced to transact busi
l\tll under the fictitious
business name above on
Fat>. 1996.
This businns 11 conduct·
ed by. copormtion. ~
the IMne ~. WW.m
H. Mchrland, Executive Va,.,.....
Thil ....,.,..,... -flied wfeti etie County C'-11' of °""" <:ounty on Feb. 20. 19K.
fie No. F"301566
2127 3/6 •/ll 3/20 4691
CUMnll. 1301 oow. ... .. -*••art ••dt, t2teO. .. ,,... •. "'C.. 1301
0.,. a, .. sec>. Nea110f1
8llKtt. t2llO.
Thia tMJ aln-It oondUct-
ed bJ en -.titMll ~ ,...,.. .. M=e.
This ..... ,,,,.... ... Ned
wtttt IM Conty Clerll of
Or8fWI CouMy on Feb. 7, 1-.
File No. 300502
l/6 3/13 3/20 3127 4702
""9UC MmCI Aemtuul .....
llAllllTA,_.,
The foflowlnt person "
de>fnc buslnftl H : MMP·
1 LlO~ 5140 Birch Shet.
#200, Newport 8Mc:h. Cal·
Korma~.
[dwllfd J . ....,,.. co.wa•
Partner). 523 Treasure Is-
land, La1una Beach, Cal-
ifomia 92651.
Thil business b Conduct·
ed by a Hmited Ptf1nership
SitNd Edwlrd J. H.-ris.
This stlltement was fifed
with the County Clerk of
Or'8n1t County on Feb 11.
1986.
File No. F301682
J/6 3/13 3/20 3127 4703
PUelJC NOTICI
nc11nous.,.....
NAMl ITATIMUfT
The followln1 person 1s
doln1 business as: MMP·
2 LTD .• 5140 Birch Street. •200. Ntwport Beach. Cal
1torn .. 92660.
John Patricia Bi nder
(General Partner). 523 Trea·
sure Island. Lacuna Beach.
California 92661
ThtS buS4ntSS ~ conduct·
ed by a !united pattnersh1p
Si1ned Joan P.tric1a 8tnder
File No. F301681
3/6 3/13 3/20 3127 4704
•.2'J7M
PUm.IC MllTICI
nc111iOUI ......
NW ITATIMIJn
The followif'I pe. "°"' .,.
doin1 business as· KOLL
NATIONAL NORTH, 4343
Yon Karman Avenue, New·
port BNch, CA 92660.
Kotl·Copley Partners. a
Cahforn1a aenef81 partl'lef·
ship, 4343 Yon Karman
Avenue, Newpor1 Beach. CA
92660
lntereel Company, a Ten·
nessee corporat1on. dbe Jov
encal, Inc .. 1n California.
American General Center,
Nashvtlle. TN 37250
Th11 Business 1s conducted
by a pnet'af partnet'ltUp
The re11strant c om
mencad to trans.ct bus1
ness under the f1ct1tlous
business Nme °' names
ltsttd above on 12113176
S•lned: Marion G. Smith.
Jr
This stlltament was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranp County on FebruMy
25. 1986.
f ile No. F301880
316 3/13 3120 3127 4721
PUBUC NOTICI
flCTITIOUI auteNUI
NAME ITATllllJCT
The follow1n1 person is
doina business as LIMITED
EDITIONS CATALOGS. I &
II, 1111 Bayside Dr .. Suite
275. CdMar, CA 92625
J Grahl, 1111 Bayside
Dr . Suite 275, CdMar, CA
92625
Th11 business 1s conduct·
ed by 1 lim ited partnership
S11ned. J Grahl
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Ora"lt County on rebruary
5. 1986
File No. F300309
2120 2121 3/6 3/13 4643
PU-..C NOTICE ncr1nous....,..
~ ITATl.Mlfff
The toltowt"I ptr10ftS .,.
doin1 business as: EGER·
TON PlACE PARTNERS.
•36 !Wr• Or .. Coron• def
Mat, CA 92625.
WIUried M. Yo1a. 436 s.rr. Or .• ~ cW Mat.
CA92625.
Peut CoM:n. 274 Cliff Dr ..
L...-8eecb. CA 92651.
Thle....-...19conduct·
ed ......... perti.-Np. _. ........ YOl9
1'NI...........,. -Mid with the County Cltrll of
er.,..~onf~ s.1• F\illa ... ,~2MIJ .. lt02~
2/20 2127 316 3113 4639
....
"*'Cmncl
HCIH ... Mllll Ml
.... IUTllllMI
The~ P1110o11 are
d0tn1 buslnett H : N[W-
PORT MAil 6 IUSIHE~
CENTER, •10 W Pacifk
Coast • ...,,..,, s..it.A. New-
port~. CA 92661,
Danltt o.wtd Wott.r. Sr ..
1031 S. PMINllo #W·9. On·
tano. CA 917'2.
Pamela Lynn Jenn1n11.
1031 s ..... ""°° #W·9. On· tarto. CA 91762.
This~ It Conduct·
ed by CC>l*'tnln.
$isned 0.neet OeY6d Wolf·
ter. St. and Pamela Lynn
Jenntnp.
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk of Or•nc• County on Feb 21 •
1986.
File No. 301678
3 /6 3 1 13 / 312 0 3 1
27 4727
•-m• PUelC "°'1CI ncmiOUI .,,.,.,.
NW ITAT'WT
The foltowtnc persons .,.
do1n1 busineu as· 27TH
ANO l R(TAIL ASSOCIATES.
23712 Birtcher OrNt. Suite
8. El Toro, CA 92630
Westcom O.velapment.
Inc , 23712 &ttcher C>rtw.
Suite 8. U Toro, CA 92630
Eupne M. s.ord. 21712
B1rtchef °'1¥e. Suite 8. El
Toro. CA 92630
Dennis G Bilodeau,
23712 Birtcher Or111e, Suite
B. El TMo, CA 92630
Hatry Ellsworth Finch, Jr .
1 150 Marth Armtndo Street
Anaheim. CA 92806
Geza Juhus Sayer. 1150
North Armando Street. Ana
he1m, CA 92806.
This BusiMU 1s conduct
ad by a l!lf'leral partnenhlp
S.aned: Eupne M Sword.
Thts st.tement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on febrwry
25, 1986
File No. 302035
3/6 3/13 3/20 3/27 4730
PUil.iC MOTa
ftcTITlOUI IUl"'UI
NAiii iT AlDIUfT
The follow1n1 person ''
doma business u : ENRICH
M(NT PUBLISHING & ME
DIAWORKS, KING'S F'Al
CON ADVERTISING, 555
Paularino A111enue. #T202.
Costa Mes.a. CA 92626
Robert James Fischer.
555 Paularino Avenue.
#T202. Cost• Mesa, CA
92626.
This business 1s conduct
ed by an 1nd1v1dual S.1ned
Robert James Fischer
This statement was filed
with the County Cltrk of
Orance County on J1nu1ry
28. 1986
File No. f'299493
2120 2127 3/6 3/13 4641
NeucNOTICI ftetmoUI .....
MMllTATIMPn
The tonow1ns persons are
dotna business ... PACIFtC
S"'ICKS. 2708 Hatbor v ...
Dr .. Corona Def M¥ 92625.
Matll,n 0. KtUM. 2708
HMbor v-... Dr .• CotoN Def
Mar CA 92625.
Andrew J Stone. 2708
Harbor V... Or.,~ Oaf
Mar CA 92625.
This bulinau it condud·
ed ... ...,.,., '*'""1MP. 8'anect ...,..,.. 0. Kn.tie.
Anctr.J,Slaf'9 "* ••m.lt-lfild wlttt the to.Int, Clerll ol
°"""'~Oft~ 21, 1•
'119 ND. P22tl•t6!1MN 2120llDJ/1~11 4M2
...... ........
f'ICiil .. allJ _.,. nn ,.. ... , ......... ..
dotnt bUU ... ..: OAYIS
Y~ UND\ COMMDCE
ClNTat ASSOCIATQ, 1400 ..,,...,. Street North, Suite
24&, Newport S.ach. CA
92'60.
William K. Dav t, 1400
Btt.WI StrMt North, Suite
245, NewPort Beach., CA
92660.
Richard E. Lucy, 1400
8rlltot StJ'Mt North, Sult•
245. Newpott S.ach. CA
~.
CharlH L. Buchanan,
l'C>O lrtllof Stl'Mt North,
Suitt 245, H9wpart 8-ch,
CA92660.
Robert J. Thier1artner,
1400 Brlllof Street Not1h.
~ 245, Newpor1 S.Ch,
CA92660
Antkw J. e.11, 1400 Bris-
tol sar.. North. Suitt 245,
Newport BMch, CA 92660
This bulinns is conduct·
ed b¥ a llf*ll Plftnerlhlp.
SilNd: Wlfbm K. o.Ws
The realttrant com -
menced to transect busl·
neu under the fictitious
~ nernt abcMt on 2/
13/86.
This statement .. flied
with the County Clerk of
Oran,. County on March
3. 1916
Ale Ho. F302552
3113 3/20 3/27 413 '751
ncnnouleullNHS
NAME ITATIMOIT
4713
The f0Uow1n1 person is
dotn1 buliness IS: LYNNE'S
SECRETARIAL SERVICE,
3250 £. Coast Hl1hway,
Corona def Mat. CA 92625
Lynne Marie Myette, 31051
Ahso Circle. South lquna.
C•. 92677.
This bustness IS conduct·
ed by an indtwidu.I.
LYNN M. MYETTE
This st.tement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Ofance County on Mar 11,
1986
F303256
3/13 3120 3/27 4/3
Llllll ~·•-n .... ca
ftClllWWW•11111 ..._ltAi Iii
Thtto1GM111 ........... doi"I ..,._ M: TRAY£L
fl.ANHUS INT£RNATION-
Al. 4000 M9cMhut .....
Nft:PGl1 e.ctt. CA 92MO.
Richard 0 . 89chtllt, 4700
Von .Carmen, Newport
a.ch, CA 92660.
JeenA. ~. 4700Von
Karmen, Newport Beach,
CA92660.
This busineu IS conduct·
ed by husband and wife.
Sier-* ~ D. Bechtel .,_, Jun A. Bectal
The re1istrant com-
menced lo lranuct bus1.
ness under the fictit ious
business Mme listed above
on March 4, 1986.
Thfs st.lltement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on March
6, 1986.
File No. Fl02906
3/13 3/20 3/27 4/3 4757
ll-23911
N011CIOf
APNCATM* 'OI
CHAW• o ........
ALCOMOUC
~UClNll
S.s.tl
To Whom tt May concern:
STROBL. Karin & Martin
is apptyin1 to the Depart·
ment of Alcoholic 8everap
Control for "41" On Sale
Beer & Wine (Pub Eat Pl )
to sett alcoholic bevera1es
at 704 E Balboa Blvd .
Balboa, c.. 92661
If apphcation for ON
SALE license 1s ~. the
followin1 notice must be
published once within ten
(10) days In a newspaper
of ,.neral clrculattOn other
than a lepl or professional
trade publication. The pub-
hcatlon must be in the city
1n which such premises are
situat., or. if such pr9tT11ses
are not in a city, then such
publiabon shall be made
in a newspaper of pneral
circulation other than a
lepl or professional trade
publ1cahon nearest the pre.
mises
3113 4761
N01lCI OJ TIUITIFS IALE
Tl OUCID..-..uM. AllUUNQ CO.NO'TICl
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER THE DECLARATION
OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS AND RESTRUCTIONS.
AS ANNEXED TO THE SUBJECT PROPERTY, UNLESS
YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT
MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER
On April 3. 1986. at io·oo AM, the law offices of
GREENWALD and RESNICK. as duly appointed aaent
for the CANYON CREST COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
undef and pursuant to the OECLARA TION Of COVENANTS.
CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS (hereinafter "CC&Rs")
recorded 1n Boot! 10427. Paces '80, 1nclus1ve. Otf1c1al
Records of Oran1e County. Cahforma, .s annexed to
the sub1ect property vestina 1n the name of Glacier
Generm Assurance Co
Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
BIOOER FOR CASH (payable at time of sale 1n lawful
money d the Un.t.d Stales) at the outStde front entract
to the bu1ld1n1 located at 4350 VON KARMAN. DAON
BUILDING. NEWPORT BEACH. CALIFORNIA all naht.
titte and 1m.rnt conveyed to, and now held by •t. undef'
Wd DE Cl.ARA TION Of COVENANTS. CONDITIONS ANO
RESTRICTIONS 1n the property Slt\.lated in satd County
and StMle described as
LOT 20 Of TRACT 7638 AS PER MAP RECORDED
IN BOOK 306, PAGES 1 TO 9 OF MISCEllANEOUS MAPS
IN THE OfflCE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER. ORANGE
COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
The street address and other common des11n•t1on.
If any, al the rul property descr1bed abolle is purported
to be: 20 Cherry Hills Lane, Newpott Beach, California
92660.
TN undersianed d1scl•1ms any hab1hty for any 1n
correctneu of the street address and other common
.....,_Ion, If tlf'/, shown hetein
S.td ule w1n be made. but Without cCMnanC "'...,,.nty.
e•preu or Implied. re1ardin1 title. pouess1on. or
encumt>rences. to pay the rema1nin1 principal sum
al the tien MClnd bJ said rul p.operty, wrth interest
0.90ft, a provided 1,, Utd CCI.Rs, advances. 1f any,
undlrthe Wmsd said CC&As. fees. c~ and upenses
al the TNIM ll'Ct al the trusts ctelC9d b¥ SIMd CC&lh.
The total amount al the unp9id belenCe d the obtipt>on
MCured by the property to be sold and reasonable
... ...,,...., (Gib. eq,enMS end .ctvances .t the time
al .. W\itiel puOMcation d the Notice of S... rs $2,235.00
The lilllll..nct.,.,, CANYON CREST COMMUNITY AS·
SOCIATIOH, under uid CC&Rs heretofote eJtecuted
Ind ....,., '° the undlts.,,ed a written Oecie'1lbOn
ol °"9ult and Oemend for Sale. and • wntten Notice
"' ~ and o.ctian to Seti. The undenl"'9d QUMd Mid Naik» al ~ and Election to Sell to be rKMied
'" .. ~ .... the ..... P'~ It loc*d.
OATtD: Mlfd\ 1 l• GMlNWALOand "lSHICK, as Trustee. 4350 Von 1<¥men. ~ .. Ne port Beech, Califomt• 92660. 714-851·
9001,-., 8MH£1' RESNICK. Authorized~
3/ ll l /20 l /27 4 760
a.mil ... IC.._ ........
...., caftll •• IUf. ....
MDWPC'lh&!N ........ ...,.,. .
4-llllM
To ell hen, -~
creditors, contJnelnt erect. "°"' and Pl'ICWll who ,,., be~mterested ln
the wl• 0t ..... al AUOMY
CATHERINE DUnOH, AAA
AUOREY C. DUTTON,
• A JM1tition hes been ftted
by MICHELLE KAPUN In
the Superior Court al 0...,,..
County NQUelllnl thllt Ml·
CHELL£ IW'l.AH be appoint.
td H penonaf reprnen·
t•live to administer the
estate of the dececlerit.
The petition requests eu-
t hority to administer the
est.ate under the lndep91 ld-
en t Administration of
EmtesAct.
A hewtna on the Pltition
will be hetd APRtl 2, 1986
at 9:30 AM In Dept 3, lo-
cated M 700 CMC CENTER
DRIVE WEST. SANTA ANA,
CA92702.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
.-ntins d the P9tition. ~
should either ~ • the
tie.inc and state ~ ot>-
iect1ons or file written ob-
jections with the court be-
fore the het1n1. Your
appearance ~ be 1n s>ef'·
son or by your attorney
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR
or a contJnaent creditor ot
the deceawd, ~ must file
your claim with the court
or present it to the personal
representMIVe appomted by
the court within four months
from the date of first ISSU·
ance of letters as Pt'CMded
'" section 700 of the Ca-
hfom1a Probate Code. The
time for filin1 claims will
not eapire pnor to four
months from the ct.le of the
heanna noticed abowe.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file ~ b¥ the court. If )IOU
are a person interested 1n
the atate, you may sente
upon the eaecutor or ad·
m1n1strator. or upon the
attorney for the executor
or administrator, and ftle
with the court with proof
of service. a wntten request
stat1na that you ~re spe-
cial notice of the f1hn1 of
an 1rwentory and a~se·
ment of estate assets or of
the petitions or accounts
mentlOned in sections 1200
and 1200 5 d the c.t1fom1a
ProbMeCode
~ttioner r.tlCHEUE KA·
PLAN. IN PRO PER. 9200
ALOEA AVE. NOATHRIOCE.
CA 91325
31 13 3/20 3127 4758
1 -23840
PUMJC NOYlCl
N011a Of DEATH Of
Cl..W.NCI f . STAHL
Mm Of rUttlON TO
ADllhUIU UTATl NO.
A-llZlM
To all heirs. benetlcianes.
cred1ton. cont1naent cred·
•tor's. and persons who may
be otherwise interested 1n
the will or estate of CLAR·
ENCE F ST AHL AKA CLARE
f STAHL
A petJtJon hes been filed
by CHERYL ANN ELLIOTI
1n the Superior Court of
Orance County request1n1
that CHER'Yl ANN ELLIOTT
be appointed H personal
reprnentatJw to 8dm~
the estate of the dllcedent.
The petrt1c>n requests au·
thor1ty to administer the escm under the lndepend·
ent Adm1n1stration of
EmtesAct.
A IWari"C on the petibon
will be hetd APRtl 2. 1986
at 9:30 AM in 0tpt. 3, k>
cMld at 700 CMC C:CNTCR
ORM: WEST, SANT A AHA.
CA92702.
If YOU OBJECT to the
pantq ol the pMltion. ~
ShoWd ..., appeer • tM
hMrinl end .... J04ll •
teetions OI file wr1ttan •
jtctaona .th ... court be-
fore the herin1. Your
es>PW•U 'NY be in P9'·
ton "'~ J04ll ~-If YOU AM A CMDrTOR
OI 8 cont. ... cr9dftDr of
the dect II d. ,OU must file
your ce.lm wfth the court
OI .,,..,. lit '>the ...... ··-ttllti ... ~bJ the COUft ..... tour montN
from ... diet ol tint ISIU-
Mee ol ~ • prOWlded
'" MCtiM 100 ,,, .. c. ..,.. ,._,,, ia Cea. TM
~--.dMIM .. not ........ "'9r .. tow ,,... ......... "' .. ..............
YOU MA'f DMI• tM . ... .,, .. ~.,,...
.. • _...... k-a t 1n
the ....... '°" ..., MNe upon tM e-..cutot 0t ed-
mln ttrMor, or upon the
etlotMr for "'9 nec:utor
or 8dmfnistrMor, end fil•
with the court wtth proof
ot .... ,a .... ...-
...... .... ,..,dmft ...
Ciel natim al tM fiff"I al ., ..,... .. , and appi ..
ment "' .... ..cs "' of tM petitions or accounu
nwitimled in MCbon5 1200
and 1200.5 ol the Catitorn&a ""*-Code.
Attorney for petitioner:
COOKSEY. HOWARD, MAR·
TIN £ TOOLEN, 1352 IA·
VINE BLVD .• TUSTIN, CA
92680.
3/13 3/20 31'1:1 4759
&-DM7 w.ara
ACiiliOUI ··-· ... lfAllMIJIT
The kJiMorMI .. pel IOnl .,.
doina business as: OAVtS
YORBA UNOA COMMEACE
CENTER ASSOCIATES. 1400
Bmtol Street North, SUlte
245, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Wilham K Davis. 1400
Bristol Street North, Suite
245, Newport Beac h, CA
92660.
Richard E Lucy. 1400
Bnstol Street North, Suite
245, Newport Beach, CA
92660
Charles l Buchanan.
1400 Bristol Street Notth,
Suite 245, Newport Bw:h.
CA92660
Robert J Th1er1artner.
1400 Bristol Street Notth,
Suite 245, Ne.wport S.Ch.
CA92660.
AndrewJ ~l.14008ns·
tot Street North, Sutte 245 .
Newport a.ch. CA 92660
Thts buSlness IS conduct
ed b¥ a ltf*al ~ Stlt'ed: William K ~
The re11strant com·
menced to transact bus•
ness under the f1ct1tt0us
business name ~ on 21
13/86
Thts statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on March
3. 1986
File No F302552
3113 3/20 3121 413 4751
1 -ntol
"*1C NO'TIC( ncnnous IMJlaMSS
U. STATEmNT
The tollOW1n1 persons are
dotna busmess as BRISTOL
PlAZA co . 330 Bristol St .
Santa Ana. CA 92704
Albert Brenner Glick man.
9864 Wilshire Btvd . ~
Hills. CA 90210
Jerry ~don Crumpler.
20753 Cook Oak Way. Ma
hbu. CA 90265
Malcolm Rodney Aile-,.
138 $cUh Alwta. West Los
Anettes. CA 90049
Thfs business IS conduct
ed by a aenerat piMnenhtp
S11ned Jerry Gordon
Crumpler
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
()ranee County on F et> 27.
1986
flte No. F302261
31 13 31 20 3127 413 4756
ll-~ wmna
ACfii ... • lllllU
.....IYArEMEM
The fdlowins '*'50f1S ..
dottll business as. TRAVEL
Pl.AHN£RS INTERNA TION
AL. 4000 MM::Atthur ew .
Ne por1 a.ch, CA 92660.
lld•d 0. 8ldMI. 4700
Von Karmen, Newport
8eld\.. CA 926'0
1-nA. .......... 4700 Von
Kannen, Ncupcwt Ba.ch.
CA92660-
This buunes$ is cardld
ed by husband and .. 19
s..,'8Ct Mctwd 0. llilcMlt
and ...... A. 8lcMll
The re1istrant com
mence.d to transact bust-
ness uftClet the flcbttous
business ,.,,. titled .....
on -.ch 4, 1986. n. .......... _Med
with the County Cler• of
0ninee County on .._Ch
6, 1916. fil9 No. r"no2906M"..-~
l /13 l/20 l/V 413 4757
--· ' .. . ............ ...
..... kt1f 111 • WE
lllOTOll IPOltT. 1560 ...
Old "'9•'"'1 .... eo.a .... .,.
.... -.....1150HW11-
da ... Lona Beach. Ca.
90IOI
Titomlt L st ., a. 6150
~ "--e..c:.. Ca.
90808 Thia.......,_. c:oodiLd·
ed ~ion venlUre.
T .. mu,.... -Ned ..tt. tM County Clerll of
e>r.,,.~ on.._ 11.
1916
f'l03257
3/13 3/20 3127 4/3
a
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980-7836
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823-8705
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intenor I exteriors ·orams cleared S9 75 & up
'Batl'l remodel $1995 & up reaidentiaVcommercial ·water l'leattW 30 gal $205 & up
CALL KIM 631-8120
Aclaatla c1Ulnp ,....._. 'Garbage disposal $91 & up Fr11 Eatlulla
Pride in Quality "Toilets install 5 116 & up
"Slab leaks/Repair licensed (417800) 'Gas Water Sewer
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installation & repairs No
rob too small 552-5826
•Draperies
.. CAL'S DRAPERIES
BEATS All PRICES••
10,000 yards in -stock
fabrics S 1 99 per
y a r d 7 d a y
delivery . 496-5973
()( 530-9840 .
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AND MORE'
646 5568
•House C1unin1
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CLEANING SERVICE
Dependable, Honest
References 78_6-2605
•unctsc.pina
Landscaping. Sprinklers
install/repair, plants
sod. cln-ups, tree serv
L1c'd Tony 645-5124
•Marble
CUSTOM MARBLE
Fireptace. Pedestal
Ref 960-9483
•Misc. Services
Mac's Sprinkler Service
NO REPAIR TOO SMALL
Manual & Auto 772·
8413
MR. MOM'S
CLEANING SERVICE
Dependable. Honest
References 786-2605
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BEST IRISH NURSING
COUPLE SEEKS LIVE-IN
POSITION. Complete
care for elderly. Irish
registered nurse & hus-
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(213)436-4739
24 hrs
•Nurw.-Aide ·
Full-time Nurses-Aide
avail to work 6 days 9·
4
Licensed Ref 63808059
BEST IRISH NURSING
COUPLE SEE.KS LIVE-IN
POSITION. Complete
c are for elderly. Irish
reaistered nurse & hus·
band. Experienced. Ex-
cellent references .
(213)436·4 739.
Wallpaperina. 16 yrs exp
$9 per roll up free est. 546.9800
Unique Pain & Malnt. C.
751-3160 Comm/Fes
I'll beat any bid you leave
or make you an offer.
57131 he'd
•Plumbina a. Heat·
ina
DRAINS CLEARED $15
MINIMUM Pfumbing re-
pairs faucets, water heat-
ers, diPosals, etc. 722·
9066 or 851 ·9604
•R•umes
Professional typinc. word-
processina & typesetting
WHILE YOU WAIT!
Graphics Newr'1 720-
919
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720-9191
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Nuptial
Creations
Wedding
Consulting
& Coordrnatina
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(714) 556-1936
EXPERT TYPING
You name it-we type
1t
646-1710
WORDPROCESSING
All areas of business
competit ive rates 760·
3831
Typin1. wordprocessina.
!Ypesettin1 plus adver·
t1sins art serkes. print· i,._ etc. Graphics New·
port 72().9191
ANNIVERSARY /BIRTH-
DAY ROMANTIC GON-
DOLA Bay Cruise (2'h
Hrs .) A rose. cham-
~IQ'· picnic. Steve 673·
Great References
L1c#435347
892-5840
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1"\SE. s~~c aoio• \!>O ·
\of of'"4 ee~s o'
4 ~ f\\S\f\C}
a6"e . io
e,3\·S\
Pro football player for
any occasion-cocktail/
dinner parties, M.C./
1uest spkr f~ banquets.
clubs.
714-650-3097
LOST CAT: REWARD
$100. Great Man• (no
tail) contact Jack Flowers
673·8035, 548-5262, M
Kem 213·830-5910
SACRIFICE ACAPULCO
VACATION
Ai r I Hotel Included .
worth s 1000. Best offer.
Ray 1-800-635-2424
RAPE, SEXUAL
ABUSE1-If .you know of ...,,. wtldi :mother,
wife, slater, or father, son, child, OlfMnd wt.di
been ... uen, abused,
« dlfNllld ~ "'.-Chi· 1tric treatment.. . . .
....... wrteie fuH pertic·
.,. .. ftl'll --1 denc:e to:
CMIDanl eomn-.ion on
Human RWtta. PO ac. 9&t1 Tustin 92611-948. 5'4-3667. NA ,..,._ &
conftdll.:. ... be fUlfy
prot8Ct9d.
EASY ASSEMBLY WORK!
$600.00 per 100. Gua-
rarUed ~No ex-
perience/No sales. De-
ta II s -s 1 n d setf ·
eddreaed stamped en-
velope: Elan Vrtal-5075
3'18 E~ Rd. Ft PWce.Fl
COMPANION AJOE with
nursinc experience look· ina for ekterty couole or sin&te etderty. Wilf care
for you In my beautiful
home,~35
LEGAL SECRETARY-
SoYth Oranee county pat-
ent firm seeks tepl se-
cretary. Experience _re·
quired. Word protessinc
experience ptefel red. No
shorthand. Sett starter.
Call Dana fol lntetview
(714)855-1246
EARN ".87 /Hour. We
need assistance in ev-
.. uatinc and respondina
to daily wen reports sub-
mitted by our aaents
throuahout the ...... No
Pf>!'rience necessary;
peid to complete train-
,.,._ Work .t home. f«
information send self
adchsled, slamP9d .,,.
velope 9~" Iona to:
AWGA Dept. E. Box
49204 . Atlanta, GA
30395
CNldare n11ded for my
10 mo. old in ~ New-
PQft a.ch (£stbtf .... )
home 2-4 dalys/wk 720-
1579.
Need meture female
comr.•nion to older,
sem -active woman.
Muat = cookin1. deM1 l'9COt'd. Pri· v• quarters Int~ home. Ref. Catt 714-
5626.
Secrwmry/Receptionist
R.E. ofc pert time, wUI
train. Hrs 12-4 5 dys ~ ... non-smkr
pd 1~6 ..
LIFEGUARDS: Eemr &
summer $4.75-$5.32/
hr
9M-0311
A&..-(Warad) tcuna
Beach, 1 ~ year olct
houMMeplnc, cooklna.
~ cal, privlle roo. [ftlllsh speaklna. non-
smolcar, salary, April 1st.
................. ...
AtnctJw refined CllUC·
Hien lady desires do-
mestic position, Retpon.
1ible driver, skilled In
&OUnMt & plain cookJnc.
Articulate, coUeae ed-
UC8ted, bondable, local
ref 1v111. "I am1 ·con-
science & loyal em-~· Aease ~cot lect 619-259-1064. M.ta.
RENT t.una Nlauel 2
bdrm, ~ ba. luxury
condo. Har new. Walk to beech. Fireplllce, dis-
hwasher, microwave.I
---·:~-$97:>
40l-ttoua./Rent/
Uni.
Beautiful Ocean View
Laauna Beach 2 bed-
room, l '6 bath. Fireplace
viewina deck. $1200/
mo Includes utilits. 494·
7993; 497-3695.
FOR LEASE! NEWER LUX-
URY HOME IN CAPO
BEACH. 2 bdrm, den,
family room, 3 ba, fire-
place. Double 1ara1e.
Ocean view. Balcon_y .
Outside pet OK. $1275/
mo inctudes prdener.
days 731-3n7, Ron
eves & wkends 496·
3492, Tony
Bayfront. Bayside fi'ace
COM. 2 br, 2 ba duplex,
pier & boat space. $2000
mo. Bill Grundy. Rltr.
675-6161
4-BEDROOM 2-bath Laa·
una Hills. fenced yard.
close to tennis courts.
$1.200 includes prden-
er. Anna 643-3193
OCEAN VIEW 5 bdrm, 5
ba La1uana Beach
Home, with spa, viewin1
decks unfurnished.
$2200imo. Oet>osit-
494-7161
4 bedroom, 2~ bath,
livins room, formal din·
in1 room. t.mily room,
kitchen, bonus, (3) car
aeraie. Larae fenced
yerd $1,350/mo. first,
plus deposit (714)n0-
1785.
0..-Point 3 bedrooms.
3 baths. Den. Close to
beKh. No Pets. $1,500.
Awitable April 10th 493-
n66
Female Roommate.
NeM. rnpoulible. want-
ed to .... 2 bedroom.
2 a.th. flNplace. ~
Hiii epartment. $415
plus ~ utitties. Recru-tion t.dtities. 951-0823.
Security pte.
I
401-Apartmenta,
Unlur.
San Clemente newer cus~
tom 3 bdrm, . den.1. 2 ~
bllthS, ocean view! 3 car ..,.. 2 fireplaces, wet·
ber. $1350/mo. (Lucille)
498-0050.
For the car to meet your needs ...
see today's MJtomotive section
401-Condoa Rent
Condo-L11un1 Hills 3
bdrms, 2 baths, 2-car
l araae. All amenities
950/mo
380-89n
lmmac. Condo. 2 bdrm, 2 be, dbl pr, poof, jac,
tennis. Yrly rent!_~
$1000/mo. Open 8:N
to 7. Avail now 213-258-
5479
El TORO Condominium,
2 bdrm, 1 be, washer,
dryer, refriaerator.
$725/mo. 67~ lnt
412-lentala to ....
Fem.le roommllte Mf'1t·
ed-la1un1 Beach. 2
bdrm •pt ocean view.
Prefer profession•! 25-
35. Ne8t, responsible,
non~smoker. $350. 494-
2392, 497-6463 mes-
S88'·
ROOMMATE-shan Mis..
sion Vtejo 3 bdrm home,
pool, spa, pMlos, laund-
ry. Male, 30 +, neat. no t<J!· smokers OK .
855-8951, messaae
FEMALE wanted , to
share lake f rxest home.
Room, bath~ jacuzzi.
pool, tennis. ~250 + _ 11
3 utilities. Small child,
pet OK
859-8047
Vacation Rent.al
BALBOA ISLAND COT·
TAGE Sm t.mity onty
818-790·9668/952·
1040
"PALM DESERT BAR-
GAINS" Artificially low
prices produced by yuf$
of slow sales, plus low
int.test rwtes make this
a prime time to buy. for
more cMt.ails call acent
speclaUst 547-1657.
Ocean view office space
awilable. Neef' San Cte-
mente Hospital. E-z frwy eccess. 661-7689
Bil Bur L.eke mobile
home live-away!! fur-
nished, clean 6 nice.
Near l•k• 6 slopes.
$13,000 cash! Chris, d9YS • 859-3399 . 770-
87tr1 ft9ninp.
505·Commerclal
Plop.
St"t Bulldln1 Daler-
1 hip with Major
Manufec:turer·S.les &
En1tneerin1 support.
Starter ads furnished.
Some .... t.an. Call ~~l~~~~
tance Corp.. 6800 E.
Hampden, O.nver, CO
80224
FOR RENT-or tease
ammerdal pn>p9l'ty M-
l zonln1 or Leauna
Beach. Reasonable
price. Cal 716-7041
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857-4775
507· 501-Hou••• for Condominiums..._ We
FOR SALE $98,850 IR·
VINE TOWNHOUSE. 52
Kazan St. 3 & 2, prqe,
pool.Owner
(818>895-1113
SALE, OWNER 3 BED·
ROOM 3 BA TH Mission
Viejo Condo adjacent to
Country Club. Oeconto
wall paper, shutter. con-
versation pit, security
srstem . Must see!
$ 43,500.
831-5107
Evenines
BY OWNER-3 bdrm, 2
b11 San Clemente '"SeaS·
ape'" condo. low ~
ciation dues. $155,000/
make offer.
493-6307
501-Hou••• for We
Lacuna a.ch: 3 bdrm, 3 be custom home, pool,
jacuzzi, d~ks. ~nyon
& ocean view, Pf'NKY,
bi& yard , unique.
$425,000. No brokers.
Motivated seller. Call
Joyce •76-0567 days;
494-7924 eveni,,.s.
Hilltop home w/Yiew ~
Lake Elsinore-on 5
ecres, 3 bdrm, 2 ba,
ceramic tile throu8hout-
Reduced to $126,000.
714-657-9334 teeve
mess19
4 BEDROOM 3 BATH El
TORO HOME Wind Aows net AJr, 2 story, 2 ~
MW! UIJlfldld throulh· out. Owner flnencfn1
.-table! $Ui01000.
951·1141
u.una a.ch 8-ltlful
5 6edroom larp uec-
utive home with incntd·
Ible citY & oceen views
$395,000 494-0211,
Owner
SAL£ BY OWNER-MIS-
SION VIEJO
4 bdrm, Madrid dm l.qo
730 on cut-de-sac. Spa.
Excellent condition.
$195,000. Open Sun-
ct.ys. 768-1522
Ol.O CORONA DEL MAR
2 bedrm, 1 bll, R-2 tot.
wtk to bch, rm for ex·
fila l o~wner ~-5k~Z
CATALINA OCEAN VIEW
CUSTOM family home,
3 bedrooms, 2~ bath,
livinc,. t.mity, dinina. Ter·
rifle kitchen. Huae bonus
room . 3 ,000 sq. ft.
$275,000. owner, 492-
6751
House
on the lake Sale by owner. Beautiful
4 bedroom decorator
home. Lake Forest
$235,000
83()..1683 973-1255
Bay Front Liquidation
Spectacular location on
Bay. 4+ bedrooms. la.
home w/ 45 ft new boet
slip, owe « trade. Price
slashed be4ow mkt., f«
fHt sale SUBMITI For
details call Patrick Te-nore 631-1266
Sale By Owner · Mission v·.
4 ~room Madrid del Lico 730 on cul-de-sac.
Spa. Excellent condition.
$195,000. Open Sun-
days. 768-1522
Sale/owner: La1una
Hills "'Sunset PIKe"'
3 bedrooms 2 bath, 2
car 1ara1e. fireplace.
view, association pool.
Well maintained .
$127,900. 497-1660.
Open house Sunday 11-
5 pm
Model perfKt -2 bed-
room 2 bath. "Lacuna
Vllt•1•" condo -Many
extra. $106,000/owrs.
22411 Caminito Grande
LH. 859-4711
8-utiful Vlewf Mission
rTedrooms 2 bath
home. New c1rpetin1
throulhout-Tile ftoon,
Custom drapes. Teak
floor entry, profession-
a 11 y landscaped.
$128,000. (714) 951 .
0628
~L=a~~h
Home.
$9,000 down. Call for
details.. 497~
• 'Va«ou!> l•eal~"' !>.,,, ce s
509-lncom• Prop·
.-tr
CORONA DEL MAR
3028-3034 E.lst PCH-
4 stories w/ PQtentia& dou·
ble the value by bld1
2nd stc:wy. Great tenants.
location . Income
$41,000 . Ask1n1
$450,000.-Matce Offer
Owner I Acent 61 g..543
0496
SOUTHERN COLORADO
at 7500 fl ~-IS beau·
tiful & prices are_ los. for
retirement or invest·
ment. 3 to 5 acre pwcets
w/owner terms. Write
CENTURY 21-Wolt
Creek land & c.ttte Inc.
Box 1226 Papa Spcs, co 81147 or call Larry
(303)731-2575
Widow has money tor
Trust Deeds-$10,000.
Up! No Credit ck._ No
penalty. can Denntson
Assoc' rt s 673-7311.
IN DEFAULT? 8.t Cred-
it? Oon"t .. yo4Jlf home.
~~to~"-~
Financial
476-2375
•••mt flRUl IB9C.
(Since19M)
Reel£.-. lne.owbtM'1t
aooortunitie-"h .....
lfshed 6 tr.ck prown
cornpwty.
.. c ,,.,.
(0.Jetapne.rlt Officer
• Consult.n)
1501 Westcliff Or. Ste
210 Newport Beach
92660
(714)14N1a
832-0410
700-Bu1inea1
Opp't.
TRAVEL AGENCY
Own~~~.
No experience neces·
swy. A compeete ~
aae. choice locations
wai ..... Nunwou&nv-
•I benefits •vaelable
25,000 full offices M~
tionwide. TRAVEl WITH
US-for a personal in·
teMew cMt Bab Hanson
atert 411 .
1-800-821-7493
New sofa and lovesnt
with loose cushions.
Both $385 Csh.
542-0007
4 piece liv rm set. nwlr
used. Cost $785. Sell
$285. Csh.
952-425"4 .........
BEAUTIFUL• and_.
nut 6-foot Desk with
matchina credenza. 5
~akl.U..rww~
dition. Asld~l,500/ oftw. P9id 700 .....
493-8990 Or.
Ill Mc 1' c• lnll.
YAMAHA 6' CONCERT
GRANO White. Pwter
Fra~ton se1n•ture. $6. finn. o.y.. S5J..
7959
..
ll7·11cfi. ........ .
All steel butldinp. New
~must sell for fK·
tory required show. 21
• 24. Retell $5.044 sen
for $3.882: 90 • 100,
wasS4 2 423 . now
$28.546 New. never put
up. inc dwas. certified
loadina Must sell by 21
28
Call Jim 5"41 ·2633
824-Dop and Cats
A-KC Cocker Puppies.
Buff or Red 5 weeks
AKC Poodles. AKC Wtre
Ha tr fox T ev1or also avail-
able 661-0608
905-Boat•
25 FOOT ·century" Pow-
er boat OtAC out drive
350 Ford engine Low
hours bcellent cond1
t1on S 18 5000/offers
496 7724
------38 Tolly twin gas slip
e•cellent cond1t1on VHF
Halon system many ex
tras S54 000 645 3835
£ 1ght Man Raft-Good
cond 1t1on S4 501best
otter
960 9859
910-Autos for Sale
UUl·''"lll ...
IUllFUlmMIY , ....... ,.. ... . ,." ..... Adj~ oFMNonlltend
640-6444
ROD'S CUSTOM
CAR CAR E
We Come ro You'"
Speciatizina in MKMne
Waa.ina
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JOIN MY ROUTE
'45 l month
714-891-6291
JAGUAR -1973 XKE -
r,ray V 12 350 Chevy
·1otor 2 • 2 good con
cl1t1on tirPs/pa1nt au
tornat1c air S8800
494 '>049
1984 Max ima Nissan
Loaded'" Take over
lease No cash down
S246 mo tax 1nclus111e
private party
951 28 17
196 7 ~maro-needs en
a1ne work,$750' All pr1
mered-ready for pat nt
1na 495 154 7 after 6
pm
'81 SAAB Turbo-blk int
c oold 5 spd 3 d r
loaded Must se ll'
$8 500 /obo 24 hrs
(714)650-6104 ..... 2
'76 Toyota Corolla Sport
Coupe Red. F astbKk~ •·
spd man~I New pa.nt.
Runs are.a. $1500/obo.
714-545-4466
1982 Volvo Turbo
Waaon. Beautiful red·
wood coeor ~/tan
luther interior. 5 speed.
am/fm stereo casMtte/
equalizer. Air, au power.
Very clean. $10,000/
offer
493·•243
1985 Toyota Celia GT,
~speed .A1r
cond1tionina. extended
warranty, plus extras
Metallic be1ae. $9.500.
837-6213
Audi
1974 AUDI FOX 4·door,
aood condition. $1 ,495/
offer 951 -2870 after 6
pm/all day weekends
1983 AUDI 5000 S
Stiver. sun·roof. low
miles. non-smoker Pri-
vate party $ 7500 240-
6263 or 240-636 7
Cadillac
1984 ELDORADO Tour·
rng Coupe Immaculate'
All power. all extras
19.000 miles Executive
owned. private auto, as
sume lease . $46 5
month 660-0315 days
1984 CADILLAC SEVILLE
Fawn Mist (cofor) Fully
loaded' "Bose" Stereo
Low miles. Mint cond1
tion. $18,500/offer
496-8072 Eveninas
1976 CADILLAC convert
1ble Original owner. fan
tast1c cond1t1on. com
p l etely loaded With
musical horn $5.495 /
offer 494 6738 or 497
3902 or (213)552 0426
1979 CADILLAC SEDAN
de VILLE Fully loaded'
4 new "Michelin" tires
Best offer
380-8036
1979 CADILLAC Se
ville-Low m1leap. fully
loaded. wife-wheels. new
radials, trip computer
$7.995. 855-8200
'80 ELOO or1a owner Lt
gry w / blk landau &
lthrint 44K m1 mint cond
nu Michehns 5ef'V reeds
sac $7950 646-9481
'82 ELOORAOO-wtrt on
wtrt 39k mi . take over
lease or purchase for
$1 1,950 645-9333/
720-9960
Datsun
-1978 DATSUN 280 Z. 2
Plus 2. 5-speed. a1r. am/
fm. cassette. on,inal
owner. Good cond1t1on
Call for details Days
(714) 535-0966 or 380
4321 or eveninp (714)
364·5120 ask for Jane
1973 240Z DATSUN
LoMSed' Or•afnal owner
Must See' Like newf Must
Sell. $31.900
170-7913
1981 MISSION MAXIMA
1rey. Excellent' lnclu<SH
1986 T •as. new t1res
$7395
770 5753
1980 HONDA CIVIC
Wa,on-5 1,,..ct. air,
am fm stereo cuette,
roof·treck. readlal1.
$2,850.~
•96-3785
1985 HONDA CRX-Low
miteaae. deluze AM/~M
c anette stereo, air,
$8200/ offer. Private
party. 661-6934
1980 "HONDA" CIVIC
STATIONWAGON Sun·
roof. Stiver /Red lntenor,
loaded! Movin1 Ml!st
Sell! $2,895
497-2449
1980 HONDA 500 ex
custom inc. sheild & 2
helmets. low mi 759-
8949
Mazda
1984 MAZDA 82000
Lona Bed pick-up truck
AM /FM cassette stereo.
air cond1t1on, automatic,
camper shell S6.490
830-8439
1981 MAZDA 626 New
paint. electrtc moon-
roof. AM /FM stereo. air,
. 63.000 m1. S5.490 Good
condition
499·2591
1982 MERCEDES 2400.
55,000 m1. one owner.
excellent condruon. new
ttres' 752-2111. 643-
1705. John M
1985 MERCEDES 280 E
8.0<X> m1 Cruise controf .
electnc sun-roof, com-
pletely loaded $31,0<X>/
offer
830-8993
1973 Mercedes 450 SE
E•cept1onal Car. Like
New Cond All Srv Re ·
cords 722-8900/527·
2297
1973 MERCEDES
280NSE. 4 .9 4 door
Sedan. Loaded! Immac-
ulate. Good runn1 nc con-
d1t1on "BLAUPUNKT"
stereo $7.500/obo. 0.y
M4· l l 35 or Even1n1s
494-1947
1980 MERCEDES 280 S£
Fully loaded! AJr. excel-
lent inside/out. Silver/
blue fabric interior
Sl8.0<X>1
855-0765
19°85 SEL MERCEDES
Loaded' 38,000/offer
Black/1ray leather in·
tenor Showroom new•
661 8555. 498· 1632
1979 450SL Mercedes.
Tan/tan leather intenor.
True spoke Wife wheels.
Becker stereo Buralar
alarm Air 2 tops
$24,000/offer. 661 ·
8211or831·1400
1975 280$ Mercedes
Benz lo.ded. aood cond.
Becker stereo S l 4k
720-1579.
1982 380 Sl Metcedes
Benz-red, new soft-top
(2 tops) Immaculate
cond M.ustlefl!S31.500.
•99·6291
'82 M«cedel 300 D Bfk.
Turbo, excellent S l 9k.
or take over lease.
213 .... 55-3923
·as Trw.,,. loecMd w/
...... ~.Bob 541· 7298 pmi' 1!$0·
6698am
1967VW comiertlble. Re·
built tran1mf11lon, strona enaine, new Pl"·
Must let So! 1.950. 832· 5653
1981 VW Truck 5 IPMd
lX packap. Red with tan
interior. Excellent con-
dition. Sl.200/best
offer.
240-9096
Yoho
VOLVO, 1983 GL T, 4
DOOR , (SILVER)
OWNER. 48,000 miles
Excell. cond. $1 2.500
240-8466
911·
For'p/Sports Cars
CUITOMAUTO
•OITI
BUYYOUICAR
DlllECT FROM
EURME
AND SAYE MONEYt
EPA DOT
F ederaltzat1on
Free pickup & delivery
on service worj(
f714fll1.ftll
1977 JAGUAR XJ6L A
beautiful meticulously
maintained cart ~nf1ce
at '8.900
661 -2719
1970 LOTUS EUROPA
Red/Blk 1nten0t All new:
wood dash. carpets, t1res
& wheels, sun-roof Ex·
cellent condition 69,()(X)
miles $3.900/offer
Evenln1s 498-1702
1977 TR7 AM /FM
Cassette. air, sun·roof,
red, excellent condition
ask1na $2500.
859-2879
1979 MGB, um1ted Ed1-
tt0n Black. excellent con·
dlttOn.
$4.000 661-2453
914-Auto Repair/
For
JEFF'S PORSCHE
SERVICE
Repairs la SeMce
on all model•
Quality Work
Reasonable Rates
911 SERVICE SPECIAL
LA TE 911 '1 $225
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"'t;;.mr
911-llokw'Hom•
Bluebird Motorhome.
$97,500. Cost $165,000
In 1979. Wltl trade for
homes, apartments. or
make cuh otter.
661 -9481
'51 Chew J>ick·up run·
nins cond $1.095/obo
114·536-7•20
11~
CAMPER SHELL-full
1lze. Iona bedL 1ood ~/uippro
tectlon.
496-4886 evenincs
Set sail for savings by reading
classlfled regularly.
Claalfled
(831-8120)
Cove1< ·rnome
066e1<ed b~
Ch1<lsta 8,. Qe1<1<~ $£ong
$£ottgs 06 cAiewpo1<t
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aY ANNElTI: WATSON
Legends continue about this
week "s feature bom£ the China
House-which is located ia Cor-
ona del Mar directJy opposite
the jetty and the Gillette Man-
sion-overlootina brcatbtatiq
views of the ocean. Newport Bay
and Catalina SUDSdS.. Tbe home
is listed with Gerry •nd Christa
The truth is dlat the home was
built as a siammn beach home
by W. J. Lindsay of ~
who owned the Golclcn Rukcbain
of mail stores in the DOl'tbwat
United States. The home was
built OD four lots. which Linduy
originally purchased for S400
each.
Long. ownm of Uoap of New-The Limhays mad a filw:imtion
port Inc. with the Orient. -oreat ~ ud
Built sturdily ia 19.JO on mtmal care was taken in plallllieg the
bedrock~ the home bas .. become home. The Lindsays studied an.
a landmark featuring a pagoda ncse architecture and all of the
roof with its twenty plus dragons colors arc authentic. Mrs. Linday
painted in 24K gold. a curved was ill much of the time while
bridge leading around the home\ conStruction was going on. She
private beach up to multi-level · ~as brought to the borne on a
patios. and authentic chinesc nretcha and died a short time
architecture and color scheme. afterwards. She saw the home ·
It's location was originally named only once ... said Latham.
West Beach. However. over the
years ahe area has become known
as China CO\e -after the most
famo us home in this miniature
bay.
.. It 1s ama11ng what I have heard
about the China House. Every
now and ahen the harbor cruises
\ary their storio. r c.an actually
hear what they say on their
loudspeakers as they go past and
l have 10 taugh to myself.-said
Ruth Latham. longtime friend
of the Lindsays. the family re-
sponsible for building the home.
Myths of the past have included
the possibility of the home as
a secret Buddhist shrint. the~
of the lcgmdary Fu Man Chu.
the home of a lontty Chinaman
and the home buih by Charlie
Chaplin in the twenties.
The home currently belongs
to the grand-daughter of the
Lindsays-Trudy Ralph. who
married the supermarket magnate.
When she was a child much
entertaining went on. At that
time a pier with a festive Chiocsc
teahouse and dock rested in front
of the house. •1t was not a floating
dock and it was washed out years
ago. -said Latham.
·Pan of the pier has been left
standing. which may make it easier
legally for reconstruction."' said
Long.
The home is f urnishcd with
Oriental antiques which ex99nd
the Chinese decor throughout
the home. •Many of these antiques
arc negotiable with the sale of
the home .... said Christa Long.
STM=F PHOTO •Y SIRWDI ROllQU
.............. llflvlll ......... .,. .. 11111111•.rt .... °""' ..... ClllM Hw.
The landscaping has been de-
signed to duplicate Mandarin
estates in some puts of China.
The China House has a history
of outlasting many of its sur-
rounding structures. •Jn the carth-
quake of 1933 the tidal wave
washed out other homes in the
co~. I was UP"•in as I watched
t.be tidal waw come ia biab. quiet
and slow. I actually saw the pm
bend. but it clidal ...,. w.e llaw
llC'Vel' bad • Rood ia ........
• ,.1oat ....... ~wil-
tklc arm\ uy met• M • ii
the wa~ • aai4 Latlta"a; who
has spent macb time liYlna in
the llome.
The home has 12 inch thick
walls which support tbe heavy
custom-baked ~mic tile roof
made by the Gladding Mcllean
Company-known for their Fran-
ciscan ware. The ceilina is 13
feet biglL
Tbe home bas thfte lewis. The
upper level bas two bedrooms~
a bathroom and a patio over-
looking awesome views. The main
leYd bas the 1ivina ·room. sitting
room. kitchen, two bedroom,
a bathroom and a spKious s-tio.
The lower level has a garage
con~ into a recreation room
with shower and bathroom fa-
cilities. a laundry are~ a door
leading outside to the beach and
a la.IF carport. Hardwood floors
arc used throughout the homt.
The Otina Home. located at
2719 Shell in Corona del Mar ..
is ti.stat with Geny and Christa
Long at Sl,49',000. The owner
may consider carrying a new fll'lt
trust cleed with adequate down
payment. For additional infor-
mation and ~ caO (714)
~LONG. Uonp of Newport
Inc. ii loclaed at 389 San Miguel
Drive, Suite 200. in Newport ......
Tbe property consisu of four
lacs. aDowiQa for the consuuction
of two new homes on the water.
The City of Newport Beach in-
dicates that they will give approval
of conceptual drawings within
ten days of submission. Coastal
Commiuion approval of same
drawin~ followina city appro~
1111 ,_ ~ ITOO •HIEI
require a minimum of 49 days.
The owner mates no parantee
as to the type of house (or boula)
which would be approved by' the
City oC Newport and the Coastal
Commnon.
°""* llllrcae , ... 11 IM .._ • .,,.. Intl Id ,...._ wltla Iller .............
STAFF PHOTO 8Y S'RYIN QIORQIS
.: . . . . .... . ~'. .. ~~?~
. -. ·-·" • . ' .. , ... ,.;,;J..
CHINA .HOUSE ..
In Corona del Mar. Available now at
·$1,495,000. Two bulldable lots----------. >
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HARBOR VIEW
HOMES
For lease -.5 bedrooms Somerset model
-move-in condition -$1,975 mo. No Pets
· -1 yr lease.
JUST LISTED
THREE MONACO MODELS
$239,000 -Fee Land, available
$239,500 -Fee Land, sold
$255,900 -Fee Land, sold
Cl1HPlll
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MONTEGO • • Rem6delect. New
baths, kitchen, expanded large family
room. Brand new carpets $287,000
MONTEGO :-J··~~~ exceptional_
condition -Rt ~o~~ntain, city lights,
new $305,00l ~ .
VIEW HOMES HARBOR VIEW . .
SEAWIND
SOMERSET· like new. 5 bedrooms,
totally remodeled, French doors, security
system. Breathtaking. Spa with waterfall
on the view side. Finest Somerset we
have ever listed. Country French decor
with emerald green new carpets.
$449,000
PALERMO • Remodeled. Room for
pool on view side. Pride of ownership.
New kitchen, fabulous Berber carpets &
oak floors. Owner transferred. Beautiful
view of lights & mountains in Phase 111.
$385,000
CAMEO SHORES
Ivan Wells design. Retractable roof. 4
bedrooms, 3 baths. Great ocean view.
Owner may carry or exchange $695,000
LAGUNA LOT
TOP OF THE
MOUNTAIN
Nearly ~ acre of buildable lot. Very private
street. Unbelievable view of coastline.
Reduced to $490,000. Submit all offers
Must sell!
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ONGS OF NEWPORT INC.
DIAL 6MJ-LONG 640-56
311UlmE~mtE•·~-.CA-
'P£1111ULA IAYFllOIT ·Complete redo! 6 bedrooms. including
3rd floor master suite, atrium bath. view deck. Extra large lot,
lawn leading to deck. Sensational views. Fully furnished at
$1 ,475,000 631-1400.
IEWPORT SOPHISTICATE-10· Bay frontage with dock and side tie.
A large one story, 4 bedroom home with den. dining and family
rooms built in "U" shape around spacious patio with custom
pool. $998,000 631 -1400.
OCEAIFROIT SALTBOX ·Fabulous 3 bedrooms. stairs to 2nd floor
gallery off master & second bedroom, overlooking huge
beamed ceiling living room with brk FP. Lovely patio and sep.
studio or guest over garage. $695,000 631 -1400
IEWPORT P£111SULA I PUX ·Eight 1 bedroom units 1ust a stones
throw from bay and ocean beaches. Older but very weft
maintained on two full lots. A rare find. $525.000 631-1400.
CUSTOM WATERFROIT WRH DOCK · Dramatic open beamed and
skylit ceilings. extensive use of tile and mirrors for an airy open
feeling. Upstairs master has spa, sauna and retreat. 2nd
bedroom down. $469,000 631-1400.
CUFFHAVEI • Charming two bedroom home with den and large
bonus room in lovely wooded setting. Lots of glass and
sunshine with fabulous views of city and Newport Harbor.
$395,000 631-1400
LAl8E HOME · OFF IOUTM IAYFIOIT on Balboa Island. A comfort-
able 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. sensatK>nal views from kJvety roof
garden. just one house from bayfront beach. A bonus 1
bedroom apartment brings income. $385,000 673-6900
UDO ISLE at super price. Beamed ceilings throughout thas light
and sunny 3 bedroom on 40' lot. Large living/dining room open
to spacious south patio. JUST REDUCED -PRICED TO SELL!!
$329,500 631 -1400
HU•Tll&TOI IEACll • Executive neighborhood, walk to beach.
Highly upgraded country French. formal dining room. den and
family room. plus French doors opening to charming yard with
gazebo $313.900 631-1400
WTILUFF with New England feeling. Fresh & young with 3
bedrooms. formal dining and family rooms plus large fk>wef
filled yard Land included, $265,000 631-1400
IEWPORT TOWlllomE WrTll DOCI • Walk to beach from this 3
bedroom. with attached 2 car garage In a security gated
community. A 2 story qutet end unit. Offered at $236.000
631 -1400
•WPORT TllWl•E · Setdom on market. CharnUng tr8ditioMI
feel. three bedroom unit with shutters and handlome entry in
attractive small parklike setting. Asaurmlble high~ 1st
T.D. $149,900 631 -1400.
W ATE.RFRONT HOMES, INC.
REALTORS
,,,Jc, lknt.1k Pr"pcrh \1.tn .. fcmcnt
2436 W. Coast Hwy 315 Marine Ave.
Newport Beach Balboa 'aland
A1·1.... U...-
Oran~ Ma~r mil Bam A~
r~ly that b9tid UP'>ft the
J'(lSitive results to date he is
prepared to recommend con-
tinuation o( the Costa Mesa
f rccway (Route SS) carpool
lanes demonstration project
beyond the initial 90-day trial
period.
Beam is chairman of the
Route SS Corridor Advisory
Committee which has been
monitoring performance and
public acceptance of the two-or-
more-pcrsons-pcr-vchide lanes.
opened November 18 along 12
miles of the Costa Mesa
Freeway.
··The carpool lanes appear to
be working.·· Beam said ... They
need some fine tuning. but. on
the balance. we should expect
that they will last.··
Beam said he was makin@ his
intention known at the half way
point in the test period because
he has heard expressions or con-
cern that the local committee
would be makin~ a final decision
and then discontinue monitorin1
the project. He said that while
the carpool lanes deserve a
longer rrial. the al:tual
operations of the lanes also
should continue to be monitored.
In ~ying that he at thi~ point
favors extcn~on. Beam. who isa
member of the Oran~c Count)
,
Transportatioe <!"'mission
(OCTC). Id it be uowe that he
does noC favor the aJccmatiYCS or
ab-.1ndonment ofthicarpooJ lane
demonstration or a trial of the
Ian• as general purpose lanes;
.. Ifs not a IOod idea 10 con-
fuse the public with an on again,
off again lane.. .. he aold a Public
Awaarencss Subcommittee of the
Advisory Committee on T~
day.
Beam said he appreciated the
constructjvc suggestions of Joe
C . Catron and JenJ o·Bricn.
leaders of Drivers for Highway
Safety. who attended the
mcetin! hdd at the OCTC of-
fices.
He said that the local com-
mil tce as •di as Cahrans is very
much interested in the issue of
~afcty and is movin1 ahead to
make some operational
modifications in terms or car-
pool lane entry and CJlit points
and signintt-
Bcam said that although he is
satisfied with results of the
demonstration project to this
P'-'inL he thinks it can be im-
proved and as chairman •ould
lick to ~ the Ad~·isof} Com-
m itt tt ··keep a ~trin1 on it
longer .. than the 90da}s. -Arter
the initia l 90 da}~ •c ma~ also
"Jnt to go back out l o the public
to ~°"1C'' puhhc '°'timcnt. a~ v.c
1>.1vc Roper. Caltrans Dillrict
DiRdor of Operations.. laid he
does nol rcc1 threatened by the
comma tee rdaini~g \'Clo power.
He id lie ClOnsiders the 90 day
·a check point for looking at all
of the ev-.afuation data. ·
Caltnans" monitoring data ot1
use of the carpool lanes shows
that ju t priro to the Christmas
holiday period, during peak
commute hours. the lanes were
carryin1 21 pcr~t mo~ people
in J7 percent fewer can than the
,cneral travd lanes and at rru
nm~ travel speed
On the nc:ptivc idc.. whde
•eek Iv increase in the use of the
""rpo;,1 lanes •as tailin1 off.
commute times in ,eneral pur-
po~ lanes. while s till rasltt than
before. •ere slowin1 down.
AIM>. the violation rate was on
1 he ri sc du ri n1 the holidays.
perhaps mated to Codifomia
Hiih•·a~ Patrol ckploymmt for
other purpu~ Roper noted.
T~ aa:idcnt rate has been
con'i"cnl • ith •hat ii was
h.!fore orcninl? of the carpool
lane-.. ~h1le the rrce-3) is carry-
'"~ more 1 ra ffk than ever
hcfon:. ac"-'Urdin~ to RUJ"Cf.
a note from Maury
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Approximately 72 acre ranch in Cleveland National Forest. easily accessible. Variety
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building. Call for f uH details.
$375,000
.
Cdll South of Highway ·
217urbpur
Two bedroom home on large lot ck>se to ocean~ Great for retired couple or an owner
with ideas of expanding for m«e view. Onty $425.500
B-rcrest
Open Sun 1-5
1131 Lincoln Lw, a.,crest
Warm and comfortable 3 ~oom. t.mity room. foirm81 dining room. liveng room with
amazing floor plan around patio yarcl Gf89I for entertaining or family use.
$211,500
C.meo Shore•
Open S8I. 1-5
315 lllllord
Serene home with canyon and small ocean view ... Family room. dining room and living
room by large deck area ___ cozy kitchen ... 3 bedrooms ... fee land.
$485.000
CDll Duplex
Two very nice clean units. each with 2 BO. FP. single gar199. carpets & drapes. one
with patio.
Last wtetc we discussed &ener.f as·
pecta of the locaf duPlex mattcet. In
this W8ek's attecle, we will cower the
trends en duple• prices and rentaJ
encome.-bolh today and in recent
~Mid howU..trendsinfluence
the ptopetty'I viability as an invest·
ment.
properties on the ,..,.,_ All indica·
tions_..thlt the typical duptex (That's
• controversial tetm, but w ,.,., to•
mid-r1np prtced duplex with three
bedrooms and two births in front. and
two bedrooms and one bath in the
rear, on a thirty-foot wide IOt) is on the
vet'&eof a modest upwetd price spiral.
There we 8'most none available in the
more moderate ranee of $200,00 to
$275.000.
We.,. cun'endy in• period of unc:et·
tatnty in terms of duplex sales prices,
due to the diminishina inventofy of
Income .,.,
Man••
2,200
2,000
,1,800 325.000
300,000
275.000
250,000
225,000
200,000
165,000
130.000
,
' ,' 1,600 .... -• 1,400
1,250
1,100
1,000
1975 76 77 78 79 '80 '81 '82
NOTE: Dotted line represents duplex sales· prices.
Soled hne represents rental income.
900
800
'83 '84 '85 '86
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
. . .
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
115 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPEN SAT a SUN 1-5
Watch 1un .... from 3 ....... of """' Udo
view. 4 BA -4 BA, playroom, gourmet
kitchen. Sanely beech, pier Md float.
$2,200,000
•
BAYSIDE PLACE BAYFAONT
Spectecul• CDM duplex, 2 Br.-2 ba. up, 2
BA.-2 be. down. 2 boat ..--. .._y be
le•ed et $2.000 month to month.
Reduced to $195,000
HORSE PROPERTY
Newport beck bay view from M-Drlwe, 3
ecre •late. Spectoua tredttlonal 5 BA, pool,
horM Stable. $1, 100,000
PENINSULA BAYFRONT
1130 E" BALBOA
Chennlng, Older B81boll BMch houee, 5-
bedrm,.. 2'1a bath, pier and float-$115,000.
Mar be le•ed et $2,000 month to month.
CDM V.IEW LOT
Prime A-3 Penoramlc Bey view lot, city·
coaetel epproved for four large condomin-
iums. $1 ,200,000
WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO
Prtme ground floor unit, apedoua 2 BA-2
BA, three petloe, ape, pool, BBQ ....., 2 car
.., •• 111,000
• The ,..Nl:badt'" ......... Md in
The followJ"I '-* indic.tes tn.
drtmat.c incr .... m the price of.,...
rMdium priced property from 1975
to 1981. and the tum·wound in price
which occured between '81 and '85.
The t8bfe uses a 2096 down peyment.
theltllPh~-~toltleeon..
Del ... dupMIC 1Mr11et. J"'!llr WOuld
hMtobe .. lllldfOflheaa. ...
such• a.111m tseanc:t. the,.._.,
orCOIUMeU.
In cone"*°". und« cUfftftt eircum.
stances (low interest rates and •
. heltthy ecot1C>mY) the martcet value ot
COM DUP\.EX INVESTMENT STATISTICS
2C* '°" r ... ~ LOM .... ~ Tlll!K& ~ ..... C... ........ y.., ~ =ll ~ ... ,..,..,_ lnlurMc9 ---{llOll,...,,., c... ,... 1975 uo.ooo lCM.000 ... 706 250 IOO 956 f l56
19n 200.000 40,000 160.000 ,,.. 1200 ~
~JOO)
900 1550 eo
~)50)
1979 250.000 !50.000 200.000 111' WJ 250 1000 2.Dll LOii
1911 325.000 6S.000 260.000 l~ 2116
(600-400)
JOO ·~ J.116 11'6
<J009WJ) -
19&) JlS,000 63.000 252.000 l ft 2711 JOO 1'60 I.Oii ,.
~ 191S J00.000 60.000 240000 12' 2'69 JOO llOO 2.16t t6t
(100C>-IOO)
and demonstrates how that down pay-such smaller i~ment properties
ment relates to the rental income, the seems to be headed upwards. Certatnty
price. and the cost of financina for with so little on the market the prices
each year. The far riaht cotumn indi· wllf not very Jikely IO doWnward. In
cates the variation in neptive cash addition. the ptanned development
flow fOf each year as the prices and by the Irvine Company of hundreds of
cost of financina fluctuate. rental units could also have a serious
Of course there have been elCept1ons effect on rental prices-and therefOfe,
to these trends in every year. One ten· the duptex as an investment.
Tl'Ude01'7
owner has sprawlng custam mm bay home of 3 or 4 be«ooms, 3~ bathS family
room lltth stone .tnplace, tsland ldtthen tllth *#ltld tnaldast area.
Wlted by 8aldllln Brass hardllare and custmn said WOOd dooR. 1.aaM11g t.
rentJf ants In corona Oel Mar, Newport or Hl11t1ngtG1 Beach. UdO Mdence on
Valued at S355,<XX>. tll t. more detail 675-6670 .
C'--•• rz ont Lot
Balboa R-2 lot alley rear access In area of custom kml'V homes. Build yow dream.
Offered at S330.000 675"6670.
ACIO-FIOIH Beach
Shake extertor newer, penlnslD home With guest quarters separate. Main hOme Of
3 bedroom and 2 fUI baths, 3 car garage, large game room. Open aiY klttt'tM With
gas app1aras and trasft COl11JKtOr. one bectoom guest QUart!t'S With M siZe
IMng room. flreplace, prtvate dll1ing area and prtrate study or sitting "L ". lhler
martet at S279.900. Don't wait, cal 67W670.
acean View 11arrra
Fow bedrooms plus guest quarters ldt In 1983 no. Pol aG1g custom stained glass
WirldOws and exceptional qualty. For prtrate welling please cal 675-6670. Offered
at S375;CXX>
t
JACOBS REAL TY, INC.
2919 NEWPORT BLVD.• NEWPORTBEACH.CA92663
(714) 675-6670
' I '
-
The money contributed by
·peciar.intcrest groups to
~islutivc campaigns is distor-
tiniz the political process in
California. according to a report
issued by the California Com-
mission on Campaign Finance.
.. Of the funds given to win-
ning State Assembly candidates
in tax-it emized contributions of
SI 00 or more. over 90% of the
money now comes from out-of-
district sources." says Tracy
Westen. executive director of the
commission and principal
author of the report.
.. And these contributions
represent 94% of the total cam-
paign funding these candidates
receive.
~ Aanenberi School of· Com-
munkatioas.
u f • conptjtive districts. ~
pecially. ~n1 is often e•-
treme. Like ~iaicaJ black holes.
high-spendina races suck in
time. talent and money at an
acceleratina rate. Ncwcomen to
politics can•t compete with in-
cumbents. and incumbents must
devote an inordinate amount of
time to raising money.••
Among the disturbing trends
cited in the.commission's report:
-The cost of legislative elec-
tions has increased 3,100% since
1958. with the average Califor-
nia lclblative race now cottin1
$448,000.
~nly • ot the money can-
didates receive is in small con-
tributions (under SIOO).
-Individual contribUtions
have dropped to 14~ or can-
didates• total fundina. while con-
tributions from political action
committees (PACa). cor-
porations and labor
organiz.ations have risen to S5%
(almost twice the federal cam-
paign percentages).
As it is now. Western notes,
California law puts no restric-
tions whatsoever on campaign
contributions or expenditures.
-1 f campaign spendin1 is not
limited in thia state,•• he
predicts.. "the average com-
petitive Assembly race may cost
more than SI million by 1990:•
To stem the fund-raising ar-
maments race. Western urges
ooosideration or the model law
recommended in the report. The
law would indude these major
provisions:
-Limit campaign expen-
ditures in all state legislative
races wher candidates accept
limited matchin1 funds.
-Limit contributions to can-
didates by individuals. PACs.
corporations and labor unions to
S 1.000 per Cloc:Qoe.
-0..daw NiMI nilia1 cluri•
non-eliictO• ycan.
-Provide limited public
matchinJ funds for primary Ud
general election• to cuClidate
who accept expenditure ceilings.
··we hope thia report and
proposed model law will con-
tribute to the procas of public
education and debate. and
provide the stimulus tht will lead
to change." Westen aays. "'If
they go unchecked, current cam-
paign finance practices may
seriously damage Cllifomia•s
political institutions ...
··These figures indicate a
sta rt ling shift of influence away
from local citizens and an alar-
ming growth of the power of out-
side special interests in deter-
mining the outcome of
legislative district elections.
Use of Goals a Roadmap to Success
.. California legislators have
two constituencies -those who
\'O le for them and those who
finance their elections."
The California Commission
on Campaign Finance is a bi-
partiS<Jn. nonprofit group funded
b~ the Weingart Foundation of
Lu~ Angeles. The commission's
J53-page report -.. The New
Gold Rush: Financing CaJifor-
nia·s legislative Campaigns" -
describe the problems with ex-
isting campaign finance prac-
tice~ and propo sed a model law
to reform the state's campaign
linancing system.
··As legi la ti ve campaign costs
~k )' rocket. fund-raising fever is
di,turting man y aspects of
Ca Ii fo rn 1a • !> political process."
''-'Y') Dr. Westen. who currently
'erve') a~ a vi~1ting assistant
profe~~or a l rhe University of
Southern California. where he
ho ld s joint appointments at the
L' SC l a"' Center and the
.................
Studies show that the majority
of people do not set goals. Since
a lot or people live their Jives
without setting goals, the ques-
tion becomes .. why bother!''
Why arc goals important? Arc
they really necessary?
Motivational experts would
answer affirmatively. The
quickest way to reach a destina-
tion on the ••road to success" is
to map out the route in advance.
Mapping out a personal route
means setting goals and focusing
on them.
Ex pc rts suggest asking a
number of successful people how
they got where they arc today.
The chances are good that the
a nswer will be because they took
the time to set goals. They decid-
ed exactly what they wanted to
achieve, and through goals. they
made those things happen.
Success occurs by focusing all
available energies on a project.
It is during the focusing process
that goals arc invaluable.
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We are really proud of this lovely 3 bedroom home. Most
tastefully decorated with Berber carpet, shutters, wood paneled
fireplace. French doors, custom leaded glass window in dinin&
room. landscaping has been completely refurbished with out-
door lighting, nice, private pool and rear yard area. Come to see
this very special home-you will be singing praises too!
$344,000
1501 Santanella Terrace Open Sunday 1-5
e1..,1.;,.. r< •• 1 ~"·'·
759-1877
The question is how to set
goals and motivate to stick with
the goals once set. Begin with
selecting several areas of life that
need improvement. For exam-
ple. one area may be financial, a
second physical and another in-
volving relationships.
After selecting the areas.
choose only the most important
goals within each area. The goal
should be something there is a
personal need for. not one
chosen mainly because of
someone elsc·s opinion.
Otherwise there will be no com-
mitment. and the $Oal will never
be attained.
Set longrangc goals and then
shortrangc goals that build
toward a longrangc purpose.
Set these goals just out of
reach. but not out of sight. Con-
fidenccis important but not to
the point of assuming .. super
powers.·· Set. lower level goals
that arc relatively easy to ac-
complish. This helps build the
confidence level. Then write and
work toward achieving higher
level goals.
Set a time schedule. This step
also requires a realistic ap-
proach. It is much more eff cctive
to establish goals for the month.
six months. or one year. than to
project too far into the future.
Specific time limits arc impor-
tant measuring devices.
Establish a reward or
ceremony in advance for achiev-
ing goals.
Don't be afraid of revising
goals. Part of learning and grow-
i ng is trial and error.
Write the goals down. Writing
establishes a type of contract.
The goal becomes a visible,
tangible item. When writing
down a goal be very specific.
Write the goars on index cards or
in special notebooks.
Follow these goal writing
techniques. Use the pronoun ··1 :· Write the goal in the pre-
sent tense. Use emotion and ac-
tion words. For example. 0 1
easily maintain my weight at 128
pounds ... Or. "I enjoy jogging
three miles every other day."
Once having correctly written
your goal statements. get in the
habit of reading them every day.
Ediwr.f note: Dr. lhnist' Bonnt'r
iJ a lict'n.st'd ps )'chot hrrapis t.
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and just steps to lovely Ocean Blvd. Walk to everything. Automatic sprinkler & 3
brick patios keep maintenance to a minimum. Reduced to $399,000 & a45'1ot
-room to go up & out!
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P.S. lido-Fully furnished, 3 bedrooms, family, 2 baths, 2 car-garage & more! 2-6
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Skin 1ra111ptantt have 1urviwd
(\)r m«c 11Min •-·o )'.ean withciut
a•li-rej«.'tion dru1s in 1 youna
burn patient treated at the
Unh·ersit) o( California. Irvine.
l'C ln·i ne researchers
reported the long-term success
of the transplanting of donor
skin in the Jan ... issue or the
British medical journal Lancet.
The results arc considered en-
couruging (or severe bum vic-
tims. who must under10 exten-
in: temporary transplant
procedures while awaiting
regrowth of their own skin for
later grJfting -procedures that
can take years to complete.
The two-year case study at
UCI involved treatment of an
I I-year-old boy with bums over
te5 percent of his body as a result
of a July 1983 accident.
The patient at the UCI
Medical Center received skin
trunsplants in conjunction with
an anti-rejection drug called
c~dosporine. In a new procedure
de\'eloped at UC It the drug was
disconunued and the foreign
izrafts \\ere not replaced with the
bo\ · ~ 0"' n skin.
Doctors belie\·e · they ha ve
achieved "hat is known as
tolerance. in "'hich grafted
donor ti!.sue i not rejected by
the ho~t despite discontinuation
of drug desipled to prevent re-
jection. Tolerance previously has
been demonstrated by UC I
researchers in studies involving
transplantation of whole limbs
in labor.Hory rats.
The UCI finding is thought to
be the first to show possible
tolerance in a human skin
transplant case.
.. T,._ is a ranarbble n.ctin1
because it shows lcir tl9i flna
time that you can 1raft
operations Of the petient•s OWll
skin, .. said Dr. Bruce Acbaucr.
assi•ant professor of plaatic aur·
gcry at he UC I Colleac of
Medicine.
Cyclosporine is a relatively
new immunosuppressant drug
that has become popular among
or@an transplant surgeons.
However. the drug can be toxic
to the kidneys . UC I in-
vestigators have been interested
in cyclosporine's effectiveness at
lowered doses. to the point o(
discontinuation of the drug in
animal transplant studies and
now in human cases.
The patient was given the drug
prior to skin gra fling. No
attempt was made to match the
cadaver skin grafts according to
the patient's blood group and
other immunological factors.
Cyclosporine was discon-
tinued with no signs of rejection
four months foll owing the first
treatment. Normally. patients
reject such cadaver skin grafts in
t'>'o weeks. Closely matched
grafts previously have lasted as
long as three mo nths. according
to the Lancet a rticle.
Th~ ne'<t tep in the research
project is to prove conclusively
that tolerance ha s occurred.
Achauer s u s pect s that
cyclosporine or other unknown
factors may somehow affect the
immune systems of the recipient
and donor ti ssues. The result
seems to cause the body to no
longer view the grafts as foreign
ti ssue.
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2 Bedrooms 4 Bedrooms 5 Bedrooms
124 Via Mentone 616 Poppy Ave. 309 Poppy
631-1400 $399,500 Sat 1-5 673-&494 $599,000 Sun 12-4 673-8494 $399,000 Sat & Sun 12-4
12 Balboa Coves o 44 Aidgeline Or. t •
631 -1 400 $469.000 Sat 1-5 644-6200 $675,000 Sun 1-5 12 Burning Tree t
35 Sea Island t 644-6200 $875,000 Sat 1-5
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675-6161 $2,200,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $635,000 Sun 1-5 217 Larkspur v
673-5354 $425,000 Sat 1-5 29 Balboa Coves l>f"
631-1400 $475.000 Sun 1-5 16 Pt. Loma ·
3 Bedrooms 644-6200 $625.000 Sun 1-5
326 Evening Canyon t • 25 A1dgellne Dr. t•v
700 15th St. t 644-6200 $3.950,000 Sun 1-5
644-6200 $305,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $599.000 Sun 1-5
818 Via Lido Soud 1514 Highland t 631-1400 $399,500 Sat 1-5 631-1400 $318,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
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1631 Lincoln Lane. Baycrest t
Top of Rocky Point Lots 84-85-86 Vacant Land 673-5354 $298.500 Sun 1-5 111 Bayside Place "v
675-6161 $895,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 $2.700,000 Sat & Sun 8-8
4 Bedrooms 1942 Santiago •t 3713 Ocean Blvd.
631-1400 $325,000 Sun 1-5 644-6200 $902.000 Sat & Sun 8-6
33 Montpellier t•v 2722 Circle Drive t 824 Harbor Island Dr.
644-6200 $750,000 Sun 1-5 631 -1 400 $595.000 Sun 1·5 644-6200 $800.000 Sat & Sun 8-6
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1100JmPmcE IEMT• I._
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CUSTOM COUITRY EllUSH TUDOR 12.460.000
This 6 bedroom, 5 'h bath, family room, library,
bonus room. wine room home has a breathtaking
unobstructed ocean, bay and night tight view. This
is the perfect family and entertainment home. w ith
large pool & spa. Ed Escano/Maureen White.
HARBOR RID&E CUSTOM LOT l950.000
Build your own dream home in the prestigious
guard-gated community of Harbor Ridge. The lot
sits high on the hill overlooking Newport Harbor.
Catalina and the Pacific Ocean. Plans for a specta-
cular 3 level, 6,535 sq. ft. home. Maureen White/Ed
Escano.
FORECLOSURE 01 WATER 11275.000
Remodeled. single story. 4 bedroom. 4 bath home
with over 106 feet on the water. Huge waterfront
yard with room for pool. Private community behind
guard gate. lender will provide excellent financing.
Price includes the land. Maureen White/Ed Escano.
LAGUNA OCEAN FRONT 11.GJDJ
View forever -beautifully maintained older Laguna
home Used brick. terace. lush courtyard entrance
with secluded swimming pool. Three bedrooms.
formal d1n1ng room. den-maids quarters. Barbara
Aune
DOVER SHORES · BAYFRONT 85.000
Beautiful 3 bedroom bayfront. Highly upgraded.
Features hardwood floors. stained glass skylights.
large formal living room and dining room overlooking
bay Family room and b1ll1ard room. custom kitchen.
full security system Stephanie Grady/Barbara Aune.
IDYLLWILD RETREAT l1.350JDJ
Two wonderful large homes. one recently finished.
the other a large log home built tn 1900. These
homes with two cascading mountain streams are
surrounded by 15 acres of stately trees and fern
gardens. Barbara Aune
FABULOUSCONDO ·OLOCDM mo.eo>
Near new 3 bedroom condominium on beautiful
street 1n Corona del Mar. 5 blocks to the ocean. 2
decks -one with private spa. Beautiful tile bathrooms
and kitchen with Jennair. microwave. etc. Owner
may assist with financing. M1ck1 Cooper
A BEST BUY . NEWPORT co•oo l189JDJ
Just reduced' Owner motivated' Beautifully deco-
rated and immaculate Nestled among the trees in
the heart o f Newport Two bedrooms. 2 baths
H ighly upgraded Community pool and tennis MUST
SELL' MICKI COOPER
ONE OF JASMINE CREEK 'S FINEST 1519.(Dl
Full on ocean view Private pool. 2 bedrooms. 2
baths + den Air cond1t1oning. skyltghts. French
doors plus the amenities that this gated community
has to o ffer Ann Peters.
100· ON THE BAY S1.995JJOO
Unique rn Newport. Here 1s your opportunity to have
your own sandy beach plus a boat dock. Delightful 4
bedroom residence with marvelous vistas of the
boating act1v1ty Room for expansion. Ann Peters
BAYFRONT S715.0C1)
Single story remodeled home. Excellent move-in
condition Separate master suite+ 2 guest bedrooms.
Marvelous use of ltght wood floors & French doors.
Room for your boat. A superior value at $785.000
including land May Lease Option. Ann Peters
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Four b9droom ~ hOme In ~condition and
perfect location. Two fireplaces, Ovenlzed pool and
cabana. A perfect home for the hlmHy that needs
apace and a place to entertalnl MAKE OFFER I Paula
Balley.
PEllDULA OCUll VllW llEAll -E 134UGO
Comfortable, wett maintained, two-atory, family
home. Only steps to sea and •nd. Wood paneled
family room with built-in bar and sliding glass waits
that open to large ocean view deck. Priced for
immediate sale. MAKE OFFER! Paula Bailey.
IMAIHI• CUSTOM VICTOIWI 1520.000
Old Corona det Mar. Three hou1ea from Carnation
Park. Beautifully built. Like new construction. Large
kitchen with breakfat room, 4 bedrooms. den. 3
fireplaces, tafge sun-deck. Walk to bay, Balboa
Island. Quiet end"'Of·block location. Beverly Morphy.
ULTIMATI II 118 CAIY• 12.lliO.D
Beautiful traditional custom built home. Absolute
perfection. Two years under construction. Carved
oak doors, heavy crown molding, solid brass hard-
ware. Wonderful golf course and lake view. Five
large bedrooms, formal dining room. Wonderful
pool and patio area for entertaining. Central alarm
system. Beverly Murphy and Barbara Aune.
URSE FAMILY HOME • IPYIUll Hill
Four bedrooms+ bonus room home on pool size tot
overlooking canyon. Quiet. restful view. Very moti-
vated seller will consider terms. Submit! Now offered
at $549,000. Virginia Swan.
TREMEMDOUS VIEW -SPY&WI HIU 1825..000
5 bedrooms + bonus room, Southport model with
outstanding view of ocean. bay, city lights-hard-
wood floors-many upgrades. Pool and spa. This
home has it a'I. Shown by appointment only. Virginia
Swan.
ONE OF THE HIGHEST PARCELS OF LAND
01 THE GOLD COAST ll FOR SALEI 12.7CXUD>
To build the estate of your dreams on the very top of
Spyglass ~111. Imagine land offered for sale in this
prestigious community, with unequalled views. The
c hance of .11 lifetime in years. Act now!! Maralou
Ingold.
THE UL TIMITE IN HARBOR RID6E S750JJOO
Highly upgraded and decorated. Spectacular view
home centered around an atrium with Koi pond and
dazzling waterfaH. Spacious luxury throughout its
formal living/dining room area. Four bedrooms. 3'h
baths, 2 femily rooms and library. Maralou Ingold.
PRESTl810US SHORECUFFS l&IUll
Five bedroom, S1h bath, family home. Spacious FR,
formal li ving and dining room, gourmet kitchen,
pool. spa and indoor sauna plus gate access to the
private beach of Shorectiffs and little Corona.
Maralou Ingold.
BELCOURT ESTATE 11.500.D
Private tennis court. pool and spa. large custom
home situated on 'h acre lot in prestigious Belcourt.
Two story home with 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, family
room. study. air conditioning, extensive security
system Bright and cheerful and in "move-in" cond1-
t1on 24-hour guarded gate community Price in-
cludes land Donna Godshall.
CAMEO HIGHLAIDI HOME ON URGE LOT 1311.000
Outstanding single story home w ith 3 bedrooms. 2
baths formal dining room. New dishwasher and
oven, plantation shutters and many other amenities.
Swim in your own private pool or explore the tide
pools at one of the 3 beaches. Donna Godshatt.
GREAT l.OCATIOl-lllUT IUY • I .I. l•.D
CALIFORNIA RANCH STYLE single story home on
huge lot. Three to four bedrooms ptua separate
guest quarters or recreation building. Beamed ceU-
ings, extensive use of oak, beveled glUI and three
fireplaces. Home recently remodeled. Secluded patio
pool. spa and fountain. Many amenitlea. Appointment
onty . Priced at ,..95,000. Donna Godshall.
644-6200
IWUNI ,...,_VIEWS .....
HarbOt Ridge home offera truly panoramic vlewa
that aweep the couttlne from Newport S.Ch to the
Palos Verdes peninsula, Catalina and lnt•nd to the
S.nta Ana mountaina. Thia tight and glMty .. lautr•
monf' has been expanded to offer 5 bedrooms, 4
baths. Quiet and private cut-de-sac location. Ed
E.scano/Maureen White.
CUIT• COUITIT FIEICll 1111 •
Reduced $50,000 Relax in a beautiful ape. wht ..
watching the aunset over Newport Bay. New 4
bedroom. 4 1~ bath custom home with oak floota,
high beamed ceilings and 4 fireplaces, located In
Harbor Hill. Ed Escano/Maureen Wh!Ut.
OPEi. AIRY EXPAllE OF 8WI Im•
This secluded hideaway contains a targe master '
suite and separate guest bedroom with beautiful
plantation shutters. A very open ftoorptan with
sunken fireplace conversation area. Maureen White/
Ed Escano.
Al• OFFER· IAYFIOllT LOT ......
One of the last opportunities to buUd your own
home on the water. Pier permit is included and
possjbitity of 55' boat In front of your home. Now
$100.000 below other bayfront lots. Reduced and
owners want offers. Berverty Murphy.
HAllOR RmE TEllll ESTATE 11.711•
Private tennis court, pool and spa, yard and patios
surround this spacious view home. Five bedrooms
include 2 master suites, plus 3 bedrooms, 2 baths,
servant's quarters. Two kitchens/commercial. Spac-
ious rooms include huge family room, library and
formal living and dining room. Beverly Murphy.
815 CAllYOll • VAUMTl• IUILT EITATE l1.371Ja
This 5 bedroom. 4 'h bath traditional home is in
impeccable condition. Includes formal living and
dining, separate library, family room with wet bar
and fireplace, poof, spa, sauna and most everything
else you might desire. Fabulous fairway location.
Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody.
II& CAIYOI ·ATRIUM mu COITEMl'OUIY 11.125JDI
Single story. 8 bedroom. golf course, custom home.
Cuk:Se-sac location on one of the canyon's finest
streets. Features formal living and dining room,
large master suite with private office. Family room
and den, large pool sized lot, exceptional views!
Da.nny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
816 CAIYOI "COllPOIATIOl IAU" 11-.aao
Just reduced $100,000, former owner transferred
and our corporate client says sell nowt Five beda
rooms, 4'h baths. formal dining, and a country
kitchen off a cozy family room. A private estate with
room for pool; one of Big Canyon's finest view
locations. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody.
81& CAIYOI · MEDITERIAIW VILLA 11 •ODO
Elegant 5 bedroom. custom home on oversized lot.
Features format llving room and dining room. family
room and spacious billiard room w ith hardwood
floors and fireplace. Overtooks fabulous views on
Big Canyon's 14th green. tncludes large pool and
spa. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
811 CAIYOI -MIMI ESTATE 1116.000
Presently 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, formal living and
dining room. perfect for expansionf Prime cul-de-
sac location, over 1/3 acre with views of golf course.
mountains. and city lights. Available under great
terms. Submit yours. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody.
Ill CAIYDI COllTEMPOIAllY mt•
Four bedrooms, separate family room with fireplace.
formal tiYing and dining rooms. 3 baths. and 3-car
garage. Fabuloua setting on a quiet cukle-sac,
spacious tot with a garden at every window. Spectac-
ular waterfall and spa. Prtced to sell at $629.000.
Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody.