HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-04-17 - Newport Harbor EnsignE8TA8U8HE.D 1 .. * 3ITH YEAR *HUI 11M • * (714) al .. 120 * NEWPORT 8IACH'8 OHL Y HOMEBASEO NEWSPAPER * THUNIDAY, Al'NL t7. 1-
Wynn 'leaning'
toward Campbell
as NB top cop
BY .IACK SHINAR
City Manaaer Robert L. Wynn
Tuesday 1aM1 be ii 1troogly leaning
toward appointin1 Capt. Arb Campbell
of the Newport Beach Police Depart-
ment the new police chief.
However, be added, be bas not had
a chance to consult with Campbell,
47, a 20-year veteran of NBPD, and
woold not make a final decision until
having a chance to do 10.
Wynn 1aid be met with the City
Council in executive acuion Monday
afternoon about the appointment, and
that council members approved of
the lenathy selection procen which
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Police Captain back
on Newport force
BY JACK SHJNAR
Newport Beach Police Capt. Richard
Hamilton, who resigned last week after
being arrated on shoplifting charges,
bas withdrawn bis resignation. But
City Manager Robert L. Wynn aays
he believes Hamilton ii more interested
in pursuing a worker compensation
cue than in returning to tbe force.
Meantime, the police department
bas filled the void left by Hamilton's
departure. promoting Lt. M icbacl
Jacobs to captai~ spokesman Trent
Harris said. Jacobs, 42, a 17-year veteran
with NBPD. will become captain of
the traffic division.
Additionally. Sgt. Tim Newman was
named lieutenant. and will command
the administrative division on an interim
basis. Newman, 31, with eight years
experience. takes over the post Ham-
ilton bad held the past two yean.
Hamilton, 44, with NBPD for nearly
23 yean, bad tendered his resignation
following arrest last month for alJegedly
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Balboa Yacht Basin wages a $3.3 million comeback
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
For years the Balboa Yacht Basin
was in need of repair. The bay walls
were cracked and crumbling into the
sea, and the boat dock was broken
and sinking.
Last September, the city of Newport
Beach took action and completely
r.cnovated the buin located at the
cast of Harbor Drive. transforming
the area into a modem bay facility.
.. After years of trying to hold the
marina together. things arc now a
lot easier and convenient for boaters,"
said J oho Walters, project engineer
for public works.
"The area really looks nicer than
it did, and that is definitely seen as
a plus by the residents and the city,"
Walters said.
The $3.3 million renovation plan-
raised through dock rental fees-was
started in September 1984, and finished
a year later. Waltcn said the restored
facility includes new restrooms, boat
docks in addition to 1,350 feet of bulk-
head. storm drains, 170 slips, and
a sewer pump-out station.
The basin was also dredged and
fitted with a sewer pump-out station
that extracts all sewage out of the
bay water. Walters said.
Walters also said the old bay was
buiJt in pieces over the years.
construction about the noise and IOIDC
of the landscaping we were doing.
but that's about it," he said.
Harshbarger said the old bay bad
outlived its use ... Forty years is a long
time considering the constant use ...
Newport Beach Mayor Phil Maurer.
who resides in a house adjacent to
the basin. said tbe renovation was
continued "' Piii z
Nate Rosenberg spends weekend in
Central America; views don't change
'"There was no real construction
of the bay, not like this, .. he said.
.. We completely rebuilt the sea wall. ..
David Harshbarger, director of the
Newport Beach Marine Department.
said the residents' boats were brought
back in last September, and every-
thing has been running smoothly in
the area since then.
Runaw1y
Bunny
Finds
Temple
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BY JOHN TRAUSCH
Congressional candidate Nathan
Rosenberg left last week on a .. fact-
finding" mission to Central America,
saying he wanted to make bis own
mind up once and for all what was
happening there.
Rosenberg returned five days later
to reaffirm his support of the N ica-
ragu an Contras rebels fighting the
Sandinista aovemmcnt.
.. The trip was very useful,•• said
Rosenberg. "I f ound_,.out the threat
of communism is very real down there.
There arc many things in Managua
that arc Soviet made, and there were
soldiers everywhere. Soldiers with
Soviet rifles and Soviet boots. In the
foreign ministry, there was Soviet
literature. The parallels with Cuba
arc there. It's clear where they're going."
Rosenberg. who is running in the
June 3, 40th Congressional District
Republican primary apinst incumbent
Robert Badbam. said be made the
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"There were some complaints and
concern from residents during the
Fun Zone reopening set
The newly-refurbished Balboa Fun
Zone will hold its grand reopening
ceremony this weekend.
The once-popular arcade and amuse-
ment ride area, which originally opened
in 1936, has been reconstructed with
mostly shops and eateries. But it bas
a new 41-foot high Ferris Wheel and
a renovated merry-go-round.
Free rides on the amusements will
be offered this weekend. In addition,
mimes, jugglers, magicians and clowns
will entertain spectators.
A ribbon-cuttina ceremony-with
dedication from Mayor Philip Maur-
er-is scheduled for 11 Lm. Saturday.
Amona the celebrities expected to
be on hand are televi.aion ·,Wally Georae
and cootie baron Famous Amoa.
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rME 2-APML 17. I. THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
Despite reslde~~s' obJectlo~s ':!~!';..•_:.•ptaln takes back real 111111on
Council approves new dell :n:::-,.:m~s~n~!'::
BY JACK SlllNAR
Despite objections from res-
idents and business ownen along
East Pacific Cout Highway in
Corona del Mar, the Newport
Beach City Council Monday
night gave its approval to a
new delicateuen and bakery.
Those objectina mainly com-
plained about a lack of parting
in the vicinity of Cout ffiahway
and Orchid Street. The new deli,
to be located at 360 I E. Coast
Highway, is to include tablet
for 20 for sit-down meals. The
council also approved beer and
wine sale permits for non-take-
out food patrons.
Property owner Said Shokrian
was allowed to avoid city parking
requirements that would have
forced him to make room for
43 spaces. He contended that
most of his business will be of
the walk-up variety, primarily
coming from businesses within
walking distance.
The council approved the
plans with eight parking spaces
which are already on the prop-
erty.
To most of those who spoke
on the issue Monday night, that
was clearly not enough.
Eloise Smith, a resident of
the area, complained there was
no parking area available, es-
pecially with the beach and
tourist season beginning. She
questioned the need for such
a business.
"We're saturated with these
delicatessens," she said.
Gloria Isaac, who owns a dress
1bop on the south aide ot Ule
delicateuen property. contended
her cuatomen can't park their
cars in the shop's uaigned
parting spaces because em-
ployee• and patrons of other
buaineaes take them, a situation
which she said would only Ft
wone with a new hip-traff ac
busioesl moving in.
.. Partina is terrible," she Mid.
.. I really object to this . ..,
Residents of adjecent Orchid
Street, lite Paul Curtia,·claimed
parking problems on PCB spill
over onto his street, making
parking round his home a prob-
lem.
Councilman Bill Agee, who
rcpresenta Corona del Mar, took
exception with the complaints.
"Ever since 1972, when I was
on the planning commission,
it's been pretty predictable that
residents are opposed to any
kind of new uses (in Corona
del Mar)," be said.
But, be added, most residents
of the area would benefit by
having a small eatery that eaten
to them, not the tourist trade.
Councilman Donald Strauss
cast the lone dissenting vote.
In other matten, the council;
•Set April 28 for the first public
bearing on development and
road improvement plans for
the Cannery Village-McFadden
Square area approved last month
by the planning commission.
•Delayed until May 12 the final
reading of an amendment to
the municipal code increasing
the city bed tax from 8 to 9
percent.
&EM WISE
Diamonds are not a renew·
able resource When your d1a
mond was mined, it left a gap in
the earth's makeup that will never
be filled Yours 1s a truly un1Que
stone
It 1s a miracle of nature In the
m1lltons of years between its birth
and its discovery, your diamond
saw the evolution of different
plant and animal forms. different
weather cycles, the dawn of man
and thousands of years of human
development. Through all that. 1t
has endured.
The diamond you own 1s also a
masterpiece of man. First. tons
of rock must be blasted and put
through a lengthy process to
separate the diamond material
from its host rock. About 3500
tons of rock must be processed
to recover rust one ounce ( 142
carats) of diamonds. Of course.
out of that ounce the smaller
portion of the crystals will be
gem quality; the rest will be ind us·
trial goods At this point, the
diamonds must be sorted and
graded for color and clanty before
they are placed on the market.
A diamond 1n the rough 1s not
very attractive. It's no wonder the
stone was overtOOked in the many
centunes beforecUtling and polish·
mg were fully understood. The
rough diamond has a dull waxy
look and comes in strange shapes.
usually octahedral. It takes skilled
cutting and polishing to bring out
the diamond's true beauty
Gome by the store and see our
sample of a rough diamond ...
and many examples of the beauty
that has been created throuah
cutting and polishing.. and the
artistry of the 1eweler
c
II
C HARLES H. BARR
Member of
American Gem Society
Accredited Gem
Laboratory
9_,J~
Westcflff Ptaza
17th and Irvine Ave.
Newport Beach
(71 .. ) 642-3310
dllcowd store, the Price Cab.
He will be kept on i.uctive
duty-ctill receiviq bit $$4,000..
a-year salary-while be awaits
abearin1 with thesiate\ worker's
compeoaation board,, Wynn.aid.
Hamilton baa f1led cl•im• for
jotHdatccl mjuria to bia beet.
• bee, heart and bcari.Da. ..
well u for 1trea, Wynn said.
Tbc knee and Met daima were
filed IOIDe time ....
•Punuant to mac law,• Wynn
said, ll}le will be aranted leave
of absence until the worten
comp board he'.an his caa. lt't
out.of our bands."
The city manaaer said an
internal investiaation of the
shoplifting charge-a miade-
-TlmNewm8n
mcanor-ia nearly completed.
•An interview with Hamilton
showed the alle1ation1 to be
substantially correct," Wynn
said.
Wynn said a report of the
internal iavntiaatloa would
probably be m.te tbia week.
Hamilton bala bearilaardated
to hiJ back inj1111 claim DUt
month, accordina to Duane
Munson. city penonnel director.
Arb Campbell still waiting-----........ ,,_ ,... .
rated Campbell as the best of
aixfmaliataforthcpos~replacing
the retired Charla GToss.
"If the process wu good all
around," Wynn uid, "then Arb
beat all other candidates fair
and square and deserves to be
appointed."
Campbell scored a composite
87.92, edging out Cyp.ras Police
Chief Ron Lowenberg, (8S.4)
in written and oral evaluations.
"It is my intent to appoint
him," said Wynn, who bas the
final say on the matter. "But
Arb and I have never met to
discuss the conditions of his
a ppointment. He is my man,
though."
He said there were no special
conditions that be would set
on Campbelrs appointment,
"but we need to discuss the audit
and how those recommendations
will be handled and whether
he goes along with (the find-
ings)." Wynn said Campbell's
new salary, which would be in
the neighborhood of $S1 ,000
a year, should also be discussed.
The city manager was ref erring
to a recently-completed 700-
pagc audit of police department
operations which made several
recommendations for improve-
ment. The audit wu prepand
by Thompson S. Crockett of
Virginia on behalf of the Na-
tional League of Cities, who
diJcuued his findings at a low-
key council study session Mon-
day afternoon.
Following the study session,
the council met in closed session
with Wynn about the police
chief appointment. Wynn said
the discussion concerned the
selection process, not Campbell's
qualifications.
The process bu been criticized
by some, especially for using
Orange County Sheriff Brad
Gates on the oral review board
as a law enforcement represen-
tative. Critics have said that
Gates does not represent a
comparable city to Newport
Beach, as required by the city
ordinance coveri.q the appoint-
ment process.
But Wynn said the council
approved of Gates' inclusion
on the oral review board.
Wynn also sa id be asked
Crockett to look into the si-
tuation.
.. He concluded ... " The chief
of police process employed by
the city bas no weaknesses of
ISSUES IN AGING
Costa Mesa Medical Center Hospital presents:
Issues In Aging, presented by
Korey Jorgensen, M.D.,
Family Practice Physician
Thursday, April 24, 7 - 9 p.m.
• Who should make a Uvtng will?
• When Is convalescent home care
Indicated?
• How do you choose the right
convalescent home?
• How much medical care do the
terminally ill want?
These are some of the questions to be
addrased In a free lecture for the community
at Costa Meaa Medical Center Hospital.
Seating is limited.
Please call 650-2400 to reserve your space.
Co.ta M_. Medical Center Hoapttal
301 Victoria Street
Coeta Mesa, CA 92627
design or execution that would
render the resulta unreliable
or unacceptable u a bail for
a hiring deciaioa." Wynn said,
reading from C rockett-. report.
Yacht basin cleanup
Clftll .... ,,.. ,. 1
a .. big improvement to the area.
"Tbote of ua who live in the
area think it's a great thing,
but not just for its aesthetic
value but for the way it ba.s
cleaned up the harbor."
Maurer said fhe buin now
bas a more open and expansive
look than before.
"I know they added some more
slips, but it's not that," be said.
.. It just has a better, more open
look," be added. Maurer said
be thinks the improvementa to
Yacht Basin could encourage
othen who live near the area
to also upgrade their areu.
"It's bad a positive impact
in this area and the neighbors
arc happy with it. I think otben
in the area might take example
from it."
Oasis Canter is
volunteer hunting
Oasis Senior Citizens Center
in Corona del Mar is forming
a group of community volunteers
to help expand its current out-
reach program for homebound
senion in the Newport a.reL
Participants will help locate
homebound senion, and work
with Oasis to determine their
needs and set up a program
to assist them.
Tbc program needs offic~
workers. neighborhood can-
vassers, telephone workcn and
home visiton. For more infor-
mation. call Jan Kincaid at 644-
3244.
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Rosenberg returns from Nicaragua,
still supports Contras efforts---
Newport Beach arti~t creates a
golden egg, worth $250,000 )
ay .JACK SHINAil
ID 19 ,an ol c:rarina unlllUal
jewdrJ for coDecton. Newport
Beach'• Jim Grahl bu been
called upon for some very elal>-
oratc c'=iaM-
But· nothin1 be'a done can
match his "ultimate ~ toy,•
the carousel eu/ muaic box
which he unveiled at bis Bayside
Drive studio recently.
"This is the moat elaborate
piece we \te done," Grahl aays
of the ea. which WM inspired
by the internationally-famous
collection of Faberpqp.
The jewel~ ea. de--
tailed in p-eat part with 18t.
gold, took one ya.r and a total
of 3,700 boun to com~ Grahl
said. When the top of the white
enamel ea is lifted by me of
the machine's drive mecb•nism,
it reveals a replica of an 1890'1
caroux~ complete with IS beau-
tifuDy caned anim•h and other
fiprea that rotate in a COUD-
tercloctwiae direction. Moat
So up ud down oo their poles
u well. just lib a real caromel
At tbe bue of ti. .. ii the
mulic box, m* of BUd1S Eye
Maple (to amplify tbe sound)
and quater-inc~ optical &laaa.
which expoaea the machine•
inner acan and other wortinp
for all to see. The box plays
Stephen Foster's "Beautiful
D~ and three other tunes.
Tbe parts date bKt to 1860.
The price tag for this little
16-inch high, SO-pound bauble
is S250,000.
Tustin Billi busineslman Jack
Mann commiaioned the piece
for bis wife, Ryoto, as a special
gift for their 26th wedding
anni~nary. It wu the second
egg Grahl bas completed for
Mann (the first was for the
couple's 2'tb wectdina aani'Yefr
aary) and the f ourtll cnaaD.
Grahl said a pat deal of
biatorical rcaearch went iato
tbe piece in order to aiw the
carousel ita 1190•, fairpoaad
feel Seventeen craftaJDeD had
a hand in the project's com-
pletion, be aays. Be credits
Christian Erit for restoriq the
music box mecbaniam and Beth
Eyler for the intricate detail
and painting of the carousel
fiama.
Grahl says be•s created more
expensive jewelry pieces, but
none as enjoyable to sec come
together u this did duriq the
put 12 months.
.. A lot of people belped work
on this and it really is our favorite
piece," be says. •1t 9s an inherently
cheery piece and always a plea-
sure to look at."
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If your la tigc ( ston) is brokm, your watdt will not nm. Wt art
proud to have Mr .Jal Small, MASTER HOROLOGis<T, on our
prtmists for all watch rq"1ir . Mr. Small is a sptcialist in pocka
watchts, Rola, Piaget and Pauk Phillippt timtpitas. Plta.v romt in
for a romplimmtary timt rrgulation and insptctian.
MOBOCO
Fn Jtwtllry & Gmu
200 :\c" port C.A .. "flh:r Or . \.~"port Bc.ich, CA 91660 •f71'4) 64+-8ill •Homs Man.·fri. IC>-7 p.m .• Sat. 10-S p.m.
Beac~ Costa Meaa, Irvine,
Fountain Valley, Lapaa ae.cb.,
parts of Santa Ana, Oraqe and
Huntinatoa Beach) how mucb
coocem there WU ADlODI l'CS-
idCD_ta.
While in Nicarapa. Coata
E and Rondma, llmeabcra
witll ao+er•mc at. politj,:al
and military officials to dilcua
the ltat1ll of the rqiolL
•Jt wa aboc:tina to ao from
Com Rica. wbidl ha prospered
from democncy, to Manenp.
where we saw began in tbe
atrcetL
"Nicaragua has been de-
pressed and bled dry from SO
years of Somoza and fi'ft years
of Sandinista dictatonbips, ..
he said.
Although be supports Pres-
ident Reagan's plan to aive SJOO
million in military aid to the
Contru., Roeenbera said be still
has doubts about wbctber the
Contras could win a civil war.
"They do have some popular
support (in Nicanpa), but it\
not clear how IDllCb., • be said.
•Moat importantly, the doon
must be open to good faith
neaoriatiq."
Rosenbera•a primary oppo-
nent. ConJDaaman Robert a.d-
ham, tboqbt little of the fact-
finding misaion.
"1t•1 interesting be•s down
there while I'm doina my job
in WMllin&ton. • Bedham aid.
•Ifbc wUdal to know wb.8t\
Solna OD down there, I woa.ldw
been happy to brief ~ • be
added.
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SOLVED WITH OUR MUl Tt-DIAECTIONAl SHOWER AAUt POL
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Democr-at Br.uce Sumner's
write-In candidacy backed
The race for the Democratic nomination in the
40th Congressional District bu certainly proven to
be more fascinating than anyone predicted.
After showina inrmitely little interest in the heavily
Republican .... (Newport Beach, Costa Mesa, Irvine,
Fountain Valley, Laguna Beach, parta of Orange,
Santa Ana and Huntington Beach), the Democratic
leadership has suddenly thrown all of its collective
weight squarely into the race to stop the only registered
Democrat on the ballot-Art Hoffmann.
While the leadership slept at the wheel, Hoffmann,
a follower of right-wing guru Lyndon LaRouche,
snuck in and tried to take over the road.
It's a sticky situation for Democratic Party officials.
Admittedly, they don't have much of a chance against
the Republicans in November. They also admit they
blew it by not making sure a "regular" Democrat
got on the June 3 ballot. But now, as if to do penance
for the sins committed under the tenure of his leadenhip,
Newport Beach's Bruce Sumner, a former Republican
assemblyman and Superior Court Judge, has thrown
his own hat in the ring to stage an uphill write-in
effort.
Clearly, Sumner's candidacy gives area Democrats
a choice. Although Hoffmann claims to be politically
parallel with Franklin Roosevelt and John Kennedy,
his views of national defense, AIDS and the Queen
of England are far from those of the basic bread-
and-butter Orange County Democrat.
It should be an easy choice for Democrats. Sumner
is a longtime public official whose record of commitment,
dependability and moderation arc well known and
respected in our community.
Voting for him won't be the easiest thing to do.
Voters must do not one, but two thinp. First, they
must write his name in. Secondly, they must check
the box next to it. One without the other will not
do it-both must be done.
The paranoid right-wing gospel of LaRouchers
has become well known to Americans this current
political season. Bruce Sumner may be too late to
rescue local Democrats. We hope not, and we strongly
endorse his write-in candidacy.
Baker Communications
883 Production Place
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(714) 631-8120
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Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399
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I
Time of my Life
BY JIM FELTON
The ·dark blue suit a·nd
Frank Rhodes of Avco
It uacd to be called the blue
serge suit, but became materials
have changed, from wool to
polyester and other synthetics,
it's known now simply u the
dart blue suit.
My fint suit wu a blue serge
which I bought from my meager
S4 a week earnings u the office
boy for the Ast Mr. Foster
Travel Bureau in Seattle\ Olym-
pic Hotel. And the first time
I wore the suit was the night
I toot Fem Claxton to the rifth
A venue Theater for a midnight
movie on New Year's Eve, then
bought her a sundae in the Tunes
Square soda fountain, and toot
her home in a taxicab all the
way to North Seattle. We were
IS and seared to death.
I wu only slightly lea scared
when I wore the same suit to
my hip school gnduation. By
DOW the pants weR shiny and
thin at the knees, but I held
on to the suit associated with
happy occasions. After Gwen
and I became en1a1ed, her
wonderful spinater aunt, Sydney
Young (Gip) of Pacific Mutual,
pve me a S50 bill -m cue you
need it for a new blue 1uit ...
For yean, in my bunpy news-
paper days. I clidn, own a blue
IUit, but wben I left joumaliam
and went into 8dvutiaina. the
blue IUit became my profeaional
armor. Every time we made a
pracntatioa to Lockheed, or
Suakilt, or Tboma1 Orpn. out
came the blue 1uit. StiD later,
u a businea executi~. the blue
1uit wu cleaned and prcued
ror every important meotina,
profeaional or community, and
the wardrobe alwaya included
One that WU fCUObably pre-
sen table.
Tbe role of the blue suit for
happy occasions, the aradua-
tiom, the weddings, the anni-
vasaries, and for the bnaineu
functions, is a thing of the put
DOW, and the blue suit auumel
a more sombre position ia our
lifestyle, the thina to wear when
you say farewdl to a friend and
gather with otben in funeral
parlor. chapel orcburch. It 1eem1
that we wear it more often tbeae
days, as death becomes more
familiar but hardly more friend-
ly.
Last week, the blue suit wu
worn again, this time for Frank
Rbodes-Avco's Francis W .
Rhodes-as jolly .a tbor:ough
Englishman u you 11 ever expect
to meet. It was a shock and
a sorrow, and I would retire
the blue suit forever if I could
bear Frank Rhodea't exploaift
laupter again, or bear him recite
an anecdote when be wu one
of the Queen •a civil servants,
or an officer in Her Majesty\
armed forces in Burma.
Frank Rhodes might have
come out of Central Cutina
u the perfect Britiab barrister.
He bad the open. happy f acc
you 1uoei1te with the Enptb,
a dear complexion wbicb IOIDC-
tilnea became I.Md with lanpter .
He eajo~ bis work, be enjoyed
bia life. be enjoyed bis deYotioa
to ... Salvaaioa Arm7, but most
of all be enjoyed bis 40 ,an
with Molly.
Molly and Frank came to
Newport Beach when Seaboard
Finance me1pd with a company
acquired by Avco, and became
Avco Financial Service1. The
other company bad been called
' .
Avco Delta, and it wu located
in London, Ontario, Canada,
and that\ where Frank Rhodes
joincd them. After Jeaviq aov-
ernmcnt lervice in London, be
bad become a member of the
bar, and be and Molly bad
miarated to C.anada. He became
the legal coumel and Industry
Rdatiom director for the Can-
adian rmance company.
In time, Frant became the
vice president and director of
Industry Relatiom, responsible
for maintaining warm relations
with loan or fmance commis-
sioners in every state of the
U.S ., and every country Avco
served-Canada, England, Aus-
tralia, Japan. He w11 ideal for
the job. Bil broad British accent,
bis stately manner, invited and
received the absolute trust of
govamnents.
AA be approached retirement,
Frank developed an interest
in international legal consul-
tancy. He bad authored some
le1al texts and wrote hiably
reauded lepl boob. He WU
good at whatever he tu.med his
heart and mind to.
One fortunate recipient of
bil talenu wu tbe Salvation
Army, and there were many
local offJCen of this august body
in their dark blue 1uiu at tht.
1ervice1 for Frank. I can re-
member years ago coming to
the partin1 area near what med
to be the Avco Buildina in
Newport Center, bundled up
on a cold Saturday momina,
to see Frank Rhodes aervin1
coffee and douabnuts to sports
car entbuaiuts 1atherin1 for
the annual Salvation Army car
rally wbicll Frank -.ct almost
aiqle banded. He worked 10
bard for the Army-fund-
raiaina. and anyt.bina elle the
Anny utcd him to do.
8ecauee of tbia and becau1e
of hil own lelVice in the British
umy, it wu appropriate that
tbe final readina at hit lervice
wu llapert Brooke•a f&8'0ua
poem, The Soldier. with the
openiq line: -U I aboukt die,
think only tbia of me: Thal there's
tome corner of a fordp fadd
that is for ever EoJland."
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Letters to the Editor
Newport 2000 CdM residents
edltorlal backed want safer streets o..r FAiior:
We aupport the Irvine Comp-
any'• reviled proposal for the
Newport Center build out.
We agree with the comments
in your editorial of April 3
regarding the survey by the
Newport 2000 groups which
oppo1e1 the plan. Jim Felton•s
column elaborated on the subject
very well.
We have bad the opportunity
to see and bear the Irvine Comp-
any•s excellent presentation and
model of the new proposal and
are convinced that every effort
bu been made to greatly improve
the attractiven41 and effective-
ness of the center.
The Irvine Company bu again
offered to mate numerous costly
and effective highway improve-
ments in the immediate area
as well as to construct the Pelican
Hill Road between Pacific Coast
Highway and Bonita Canyon
Road. Also, we hope that San
Joaquin Hills Road will be
extended to connect with Pelican
Hills Road in a timely fashion
as an additional bypass of traffic
around Corona del Mar.
We have lived in Orange
County since the early 19SO's,
in Corona del Mar for the past
20 years, and have learned to
respect the Irvine Company for
its generous and sensitive con-
sideration of the needs of the
community.
Ann L. Spmc.er
W. Lee Spencer
CoronadelMar
o.rr.aar.
Two recent news items af-
f e~tin1 the quality of life in
Corona del Mar deserve com-
ment.
Caltram bu propoled a study
of Pacific Cout Hi1bway pe-
destrian and auto traffJC prob--
Jema, yet the Irvine Company
bu proposed expansion with
700 more homa in the Newport
area.
Obviously PCH is the only
artery between Newport Be1eh
and Laguna Beach. Aa such,
it is congested, with can being
driven u fut u is reasonable.
This clearly conflicts with pe-
destrian traffic in Corona del
Mar. Pedestrian bridges and
tunnels across PCH are needed
to separate the two. Flubing
lights, and orange crosswalks
will not eliminate the tremendous
traffic load, just slow it down,
and add to the acid pollution
of our air.
All major freeways (73, SS,
405 and S) impacting on Newport
Beach are becoming clogged,
yet development on every open
field and hillside continues
unabated, wherever a zoning
variation can be bought. Enough
already! For every 700 new
homes, another 1,400 can arc
added to the incipient grid-lock.
Individual rights are trans-
gressed, as on route SS. where
it is now illegal to drive solo
in the outside fut-lane. Penonal
mobility declines yearly as each
new tract and office tower opens
op. ne lil...aJle of ... , wbo
mCMdtoO..-.CoutJiabciaa
djnrinifhed MMIDy. late COID-
en do DOC Ft tbe openne11 that
their f orenauen eajoyed. Loe
Anaea recedes by 10 minutes
driviq time each yearl
New roads do not provide
a ready amwer, u they encour-
ap nore zonina variations. The
buildup mova in with another
100 houses, deliverina another
200 can onto the new road.
Open spaces, and priatinc views
of hill and ocean, are lost forever
to future generations.
San Juan Capistrano and San
Clemente have ahown the way
with their no-arowth vote. The
creation of permanent, homeleu
peen belts around Corona del
Mar will do more to enhance
Newport Beach than any 700-
home tract. The Irvine Company
baa devastated its namesake,
Irvine, with over-development.
Preserve what greenery there
is Jef t and help save the village
of Corona del Mar.
Chrilopller Lynn
Cheryl LJDD
Corona del Mu
P.S. The Irvine Company's
new motto should read: "Sec
a blade of ·grass? -then cover
it with concrete."
Newport bulld-out
ruins llfl In CdM
Dear Ultor.
We are in complete agreement
with the views expre11ed in
Luvena Hayton 'a letter to the
editor (Newport Ensign, March .. , ...... ,.,
They're right around the comer. In an assortment
of flavors. And a variety of toppings. From fresh
berries to crushed brownies. - -
It's Pengui.n's Pla~ TM Frozen 2 FOR 1
Yogurt. As nch as ice cream.
But with only 1/2 the calories.
So drop by and get two I
Penguin's for the price of one.
Because Penguin's are very
guod to their neighbors.
VERY IOW CAUlllE lllJllNYOGllll'
AT THE FUNZONE IN BALBOA
I
Pl'ngu i .1·s Ion: t c >
travel in pairs.So you
spring for the first.
a nd we'll treat \'OU to
the s('cond. Small.
medium or lar)..'l'. But
to keep Penguin"s from
becom iflj.{ an endanj.!erc:cl
species. only one cou·
pon per customer.
South of the ferry Expire1: 5/ l/86
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Families
IY.MIEETIZII
There is hope for
a depressed society
Are we livin1 in a depreaaed houae rather than f acina the
society? Are people today more world they find 10 ugly. It
prone to dcpraaion? becomes a vicious cycle; the
I recently started u a part-wone they feel about themlelva,
time counselor for the UC Irvine the more their view of life
Women's Opportunities Center. diminishes, the more introverted
On my fint day, two of my three they become. Extreme cua lead
clients confeued of being prone to suicide.
to depreaaion. In the third cue, What can be done for depra-
tbe client"s husband was de-aion? What these people need
pressed. That very same week more than anything is a way
I talked to two othen who spoke out other than suicide, drup
of their bouts with depression. or alcohol. It took a lot for
It's normal to feel blue or these women to make an ap-
pointment and come into the down-in-the-dumps once in
awhile. The mood lifts eventually center for counseling, but they
and one begins to feel like oneself di~he idea is to break the again. depressed cycle of the penon.
But, how do those in deeper At the center, the client finds
depression get to such a state? a non-threatening environment
The women I met all seemed with a core of people who are
to share a common character-·caring and supportive. They
istic-lowaelfimagc. They didn't find that others have shared
seem to think they were worth in a similar depression. They
much. Further, there was a lot begin to see they can do aome-
of self pity. One verbalized her thing and arc worth something.
feelings by saying, Wfbe world Best of all, the center provides
is very unfair." To her, nothing a way out for the suffering
seems to be going well. person, if they arc willing to
These attitudes and thoughts take advantage of what is avail-
progrcss to the next stage where able there.
it begins to affect the penon•s JtDV Hietbrinlc u ma1'TWd and
feelings and actions. They be-a motMr of a .Jeven-year-old
come tired, discouraged, apa-daughter and/our-year-old twin
thetic and eventually may rcson boy1. ~Y Uve in Corona tkl
to remaining in bed or in the Mar.
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Police Blotter
COllrtlfD IY lltET COLIOI
The Pol"'-Blott9r le p,._,,19<1 M a publlc MtVk» trom tM Nfltllport EMJgn,
d•talllng crlm.a and arr•m In N•wport 8..ch. It •hould "-nof9d ,,,., cl'lm•
llatN •r• only ttro.• which are f9PO'tH to the Ne'lllport Beech Polk» D.,,art-
ment, and •rr•ta made •r• only th<M• 1wt>«:fH ol crlm•, end nOf thoM con-
victed.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2
CRIMES
0845-Jewelry valued at
$6, 170 was reported stolen from
a residence in the 300 block
of Buena Vista. ·
1420-Tools valued at SI 14
were reported stolen from a
business in the 280 block of
Newport Boulevard.
1720-A car stereo and speak-
ers valued at $485 were reported
stolen from a residence in the
I 00 block of 33rd Street.
ARRESTS
2055-A. Harley Dane
McDuffie, 5 I, of Newport Beach
was arrested on suspicion of
battery.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3
CRIMES
0230-A bicycle valued at
$600 was reported stolen from
a residence in the 3600 block
of Marcus.
I 500-A car stereo valued
at $200 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the 4500 block
of MacArthur.
1630-A case of indecent
exposure was reported in the
vicinity of Backbay and Uni-
versity.
1730-A briefcase and con-
tents valued at $100 were re-
ported stolen from Hugo's Bar
and Grill located at 211 62nd
Street.
2230-A .38 caliber handgun
valued at $400 was reported
stolen from a car in the l 500
block of Jamboree Road.
2310-Currency totaling
SI ,280 was reported stolen from
a Balboa Cinema located at 709
East Balboa Blvd.
ARRESTS
0200-Keith Andrew Becker,
22, of Newport Beach was ar-
rested on suspicion of possession
of cocaine.
0200-Jon Gregory Patch,
21, of Costa Mesa was arrested
on suspicion of possession of
coca.me.
0230-H ugo Gonzales Her-
rera, 25, of Costa Mesa was
arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor hit and run.
I 505-Roger Leon Douhit,
42, of Santa Monica was arrested
on suspicion of disorderly con-
duct.
IS I 5-Jerry Charles Roberg,
25, of Tujunaa wa1 arre1tcd
on 1mpicion of poneaaion of
buqlary toob.
1855-Richard William Jact-
100, 3 ... of Co1ta Me1a wu
arre1ted on 1U1picion of pos-
seuion of cocaine for aale.
2300-Nancy Yovan, 25, of
Santa Ana wa1 arre1ted on
suspicion of arand theft of
property.
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
CRIMES
1100-VandaJs reportedly
caused $170 in damage to a car
parked in the 200 block of
Newport Center Drive.
1810-Golf clubs valued at
S 1, l 7S were reported stolen from
a car parked in the 3100 block
of Irvine.
ARRESTS
OHS-James Alan Baldwin.
29, of Newport Beach was ar-
rested on suspicion of disorderly
conduct.
0600-Hershal Gregory
Woolery, 20, of Buena Park
was arrested on suspicion of
possession and manufacture of
a dangerous weapon.
J71S-Brent William Albert-
sen, 34, of Cerritos was arrested
on suspicion of being under
the influence of a controlled
substance.
211S-Lcslie Randy Martin-
ez, 34, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of battery.
2230-Enrique Urrea Mar-
tinez, 19, of Westminster was
arrested on suspicion of receiving
known stolen property.
2340-Chriatopher Robert
Cahill~ 19, of Huntington Beach
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SAnm.DA Y, APRIL 5
CRIMU
1030-Jewelry valued at
S6.86S wu reporud 1tolen from
a residence in the 2000 block
of Bayside.
1 .. 30-Jeep doors valued at
MiOO were reported noleo from
a vehicle parked in tbc vicinity
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1745-A car stereo valued
at S 160 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the 800 block
of Amigos.
2100-Jewelry valued at $901
was reported stolen from a
residence in the 600 block of
Promonotory Point Ea.st.
21 SS -Jewelry valued at
S 1,208 was reported stolen from
a residence in the 600 block
of Promonotory Point East.
2200-Jewelry valued at
$2,200 was reported stolen from
a residence in the 900 block
of Cagney Lane.
ARRESTS
023S-Eric Brian Vasquez,
20, of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
1600-Gavin Joseph Corri-
gan, 35, of Garden Grove was
arrested on suspicion of dis-
orderly conduct.
2200-Leslie Alan Wheeler,
21, of Twentynine Palms was
arrested on suspicion of pos-
session and manufacture of a
dangerous weapon.
2205-Jeffrey Norman Eur-
ton, 26, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of defraud-
ing an innkeeper.
SUNDAY, APRIL '
CRIMES
1310-Vandals reportedly
cawied $500 in d••• to a car
parked ill tbe 2400 block of
Wat Coat Bilbway.
2100-Stereoaadvidcocquip-
ment valued at SJ,660 were
reported ltoln from • raidence
in the 300 block of Seville.
2100-A wallet and pane with
contents valued at 1900 were
reported stolen from a car parted
in the ocean front block of
Harbor Island.
ARRESTS
1700-Joaepb Aurel Valdez,
23. of Newport Beach waa ar-
rested on suspicion of disorderly
conduct.
1710-William Edward Hy-
land, 3S, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of dis-
orderly conduct.
MONDAY, APRIL 7
CRIMES
0100-Baseball equipment
valued at SSJO was reported
stolen from a residence in the
400 block of Poinsettia.
1200-A boat engine valued
at $800 was reported stolen from
a dock in the 800 block of East
Bay.
I SOO-A tennis racket and
gym bag with a total value of
Sl7S were reported stolen from
a car parked in the f asbion
Island parking lot.
2100-Windsurfing masts
valued at S325 were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
900 block of West Bay.
AllllESTS
OJOS-Jobn Bartley Hallinan,
21, of Tustin wu arrested on
suspicion of reckless driving.
1710-Ricbard Allen Dean,
33, of Anaheim was arrested
on suspicion of obtaining money
by false pretenses.
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Business Briefs
Cm LaHods was recently
named food and beverage
director for the Sheraton
Newport Hotel. With an
extensive 16-year background
in the hotel and food service
industry, Laliotis returns to the
Newport Beach hotel after most
recently serving as food and
beverage director at the
Sheraton Denver Tech Center
in Denver, Colorado.
Prior to his transfer to
Denver, Laliotis was employed
at the Sheraton Newport. He
joined the hotel in 1980 as
eJlecutive chef, was promoted
to food .t beverage diRctor
and, in 1983, bec•me assistant
general manager of the hotel.
After recently relocating
from Denver, Laliotis now
resides in Corona del Mar and
enjoys playing basketball and
soccer during bis free time.
The Salvati Montgomery
Sakoda agency has named
c..ol A--as its new
production coordinator.
Her responsibilities include
preparing weekly traffic
reports, scheduling and
supervising work flow
throughout the agency, and
assisting the print production
manager with job cost
quotations.
Jollll HollenMdl, managing
partner, Coopcn .t Lybrand,
Newport Beac~ has been
named praident of the newly
orpnizM Orange County
Board for AMC Cancer
Raeardl Center. Waly
Ni I .. •• vice praident, Bank of
America, Newport Beach, will
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AMC Can<"er Research
Center, headq uanercd in
Denver, Colo., is an
independent, non-profit
institution devoted exclusively
to conquering cancer. the
disease which will claim more
than 462,000 American lives
each year-approximately one
every 68 seconds.
Dryvit System of Newport
Beach recently promoted DebM
Crud to western regional sales
manager.
Grani studied marketing at
the University of California at
Los Angeles, marketing and
interior design at Colorado
Woman •s ColJegc. and interior
design at the Collete of San
Mateo. She was recently elected
president of the Los Angeles
chapter of the California
Products Manufacturers
Council (CPMC) and serves on
the Commercial Industrial
Council of the Orange County
chapter of the Buildcn Industry
of Americf (BIA).
An avid water and snow
skier. Grani lives in Newport
Beach. She keeps fit with
aerobics in her 06sparc time."
Dr.Nm •LM~of
Newport Beach rec:eiwd the
American Animal Hospital
Association's (AAHA) Region
V Outstanding Service Award
for 1986 at the AuociMion'a
Annual Regional Meeting held
in Newport Beach in January.
Currently, Dr. McBride
practices iD Newport Be8cb,
where be and his wife, Betty
J anc, reside.
STAFF P1IOTO IY ITEVUI KISIEi
'Passover Bunny' finds shelter at preschool
At the T cmple Bat Y abm pre-
Hhool, last week's discovery
has come to be known as the
.. Passover Bunny." But pre-
school director Barbara Wil-
liams, who found the tame white
rabbit with floppy black can,
Letters , .. , ... ~ n.,... 5
27, 1986).
When GPA ~3 came before
the Newport Beach Planning
Commission and City Council.
it was approwd with the con-
tingent requirement that Pelican
Hills Road and the connection
to San Joaquin Rills Rold be
in place accordiq to a specific
schedule. This contingency
should be specific to approval
of the proposed amendment to
the general plan.
In addition to building and
main1aining SJH Road at tax-
payer expense, we would like
to point to the incalculable
expense of pedestrian accidents
in the cro .. walt1 of Corona
del Mar. Traffic to Newport
C.enter. which would be diverted
by Pelican and SJH R~ will
alleviate, to some eJUen~ th.is
problan.
would like to locate either the
owner or a new home for it.
The rabbit was found on the
corner of East Bluff Drive and
Vista del Oro the morning of
April 8.
A a,,.clal gllt ftK
Mom9'tdD-1.
041 had no problem catching
it," she said ... It stayed right
in front of me... She said she
thinks it was probably an Easter
present to someone in the area.
So far though, she has not
been able to locate the owner.
She says the owner-or any-
one else interested in giving
lbc animal a good· home-can
call her at the school at 644-
1999, where the animal bas been
kept.
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Sailor spikers regain winning ways
BY PAUL BARTELT
Newport Harbor was at the
top of the prep volleyball world
in 1980 when it won the CI F
Southern Section championship.
Sinc.e then, though, the Sailors
have had little enough to cheer
about-that is, until this year.
Though second-year head
coach Mike Neece has a fairly
young squad this year, Harbor
is sporting a perfect 12-0 record
so far, good for first place in
the Sea View League and a
number three ranking in CIF.
The Sailors beat the team ranked
ahead of them, Edison, earlier
in the year.
Neece, 32, the sixth volley-
ball coach for Harbor. admits
he's a little surprised at the
success of this season's squad.
"My goal at the beginning
of the season was to make the
playoffs," be says. But entering
the final week of league play,
it appears the Sailors have a
cbanc.e to accomplish more than
qualify as one of the Sea View
League's three entrants in post-
season play.
Last week Newport beat Cor-
ona del Mar High in league
play for the second time this
season. and downed University
3-0 Friday.
Quarterbacking this year's
squad is sophomore setter Drew
Sheward, a three-sport letterman
who also plays football and
basketball.
.. Drew is an agressive com-
petitor," said Neece, 04He works
hard and hates t o lose. Drew
is always improving and is a
kid any coach would love to
have."
Sheward had 46 assists Friday
as the Sailors trounced Uni-
venity IS-8, 15-8, lS-9.
Junior left side bitter Jon
Alstron is described by Neece
as wrhe beat player in the county.
.. Jon is a complete player.
He has all the tools and is a
leader," said Neece.
Middle blocker Mike Curci,
who like Sheward started as
a f rcshman last year. is the team •s
most improved player. Curci
bad 8 kills and 10 blocks against
University.
04 Mike is one of the top three
at his position that I have seen
this year," said Neece.
With an undefeated record
Workman names football assistants
Orange Coast College's new
head football coach. Bill Work-
man. has announced the names
of two coaches who will assist
him next season.
Both are former Workman
assistants at Edison High School
in Huntington Beach.
Barry Waters. an Orange
County Coach for the past 16
years, wilJ be occ·s def cnsive
coordinator. Mike Taylor, a
former Orange County player
and coach. will handle the line-
backers.
041 am thrilled to land assistants
who are as qualified and talented
as Barry and Mike," Workman
says. -rhey both have a wealth
of experience at the high school
and community college levels."
Waten and Taylor join three
other OCC assistants who return
from laat year. George Mattias,
Orange Coast's offensive line
coach sinc.e 1963, will be back
in that capacity in '86.
Workman is expected to name
several additional assistants in
the coming weeks.
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so far, Neccc's praises may be
jutti.fied.
The Sailon' strength is that
they play as a team~ the coach
believes.
Four current players teamed
together on the junior national
championship team in seventh
and eighth grade under the
guidance off ormer ~ail or coach
Charlie Brande.
-rhis team pushes to the limit
and they don't give up,"' added
Neece ... They support each
other."
Last weekend Newport was
invited to play in the prestigious
Palisades Toumment.
With Newport suiting up only
four seniors this season, next
year's team should be even better.
Eight players are expected to
return, four being starten.
The Sailon also look forward
to having the services of new-
comer Hugh F oater. a transfer
from Hawaii.
Foster, 6-S, was Hawaii's
Player of the Year this season
and shouJd be the top college
recruit in the country, according
to Neece. Foster is working out
with the Sailon now but is not
allowed to play due to CIF
transfer rules.
04Ncxt year we should be more
experienced and physical,"' said
Neece ... With the addition of
Foster we will be even more
.improved."
But for now, Neece is looking
forward to the Cl F postseason
play and regaining that winning
tradition at Newport Harbor.
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· second ud Dick Hayden in
Llckity Split com.ins in third.
All are from the boa club.
Stip Elliot from Newport
Hubor YC wl Eric l'.inpml
from •hai Coriatbia YC c:o-
lkippered Electric Pumpkin to
a lint place in a-C. Obleuion
sailed by Bill Apps of V oy.,m
YC wu second and Dave Price
uiliq Tres Gordo finished third.
The Newport to Ensenada
Race, which bu been called
the laraat international race
in the world, now.._ S50entria.
~one of the most astounding
sights you will ever see, if you
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of Balboa YC finished in the
ICCOnd apot and Cbuct 1..ew-
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wu third. Twelve Star boau
competed for tbia tropby.
In the Etchells 22 fleet of 14
boata Baah'WllCker. CC>4kippered
by Kim McR.1ae ad 0.... Ortiz
of Balboa YC came in fint.
Don Bever in Shyfiniabcd second
and Fleet White in Auspice came
in third. Both an from Newport
HarborYC.
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Sam Shepard is defmitely not
everyone's favorite playwright.
But with .. Buried Child" at South
Coast Repertory all may change.
Here, Shepard bas something
significant to say and proves
t here is some sense in all of
the praise that has been heaped
on him.
He is seen here as a playwright
with a keen sense of the dramatic,
a deep look at the weaknesses
and foibles of people, and a
man who deals in a remarkable
way with complex characters
who inhabit this play.
WAITER-SERVED MEALS
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The plot is simple. It is bu-
ically built on the premise that
one must return to one 'I roots.
We see a dyin1 man, Dodge,
who bas given up Carmina work
and has made as hiJ goal watch-
ing TV and taking swip of com
mash whiskey. His wife cbatten
endlessly and emptily and is
driven by her own biua. The
two sons are a curious mixture
of those who have flat lives.
One is a retarded bulk of a man,
pathetic and gentle, while the
other, who bas lost a leg, is
riddled with a kind of cruelty
and lives only for bis own
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enjoyment.
Shepard brinaa all of thete
unsavory characten come viv·
idly to life. His dial ope ii apane,
chillinaly to the point, and aparea
nothing in its realiatic portrayals
of people who live for their
yesterdays. Ria play ia depreu-
in& filled with despair, Iott hope,
and is gut level on all emotional
counts.
Sam Wileman directed with
emphuis on realism, adding
necessary bite and venom. The
cast is generally excdlcot. Ralph
Waite is brilliant u Dodge, the
old man. Nan Martin, u bis
wife, is cutting, shrewd, biased,
a woman who spends her time
in trivialities when she is not
beratiq Catholics. Hal Landon,
Jr. is superb as Bradley, the
one legged son who is alternately
cruel, menacing, petty and chil-
dish. Raymond J . Barry conveys
the pathos as Tilden, a subtle
and highly realistic study. An-
thony Starke plays Vince and
is extremely good, especially
in bis final scene, although the
abrupt change in character-
tbe wort of the playwright-
ii not totally convincing. John
David-Keller makes every line
count and Jennifer Pa.raona
provides some charm and rorce
to a role that ii, stereotyped.
TbiJ iJ a mature production
with guts aod honeaty. It may
not please some who will be
turned off by ita depro11in1
mood, but it is evident why
Shepard earned the Pulitizer
Prize for this play.
South COIUt Repertory, 6$5
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24,· Tw1day to Saturday ot 8
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1tu1t1Me1 on Saturday and Sun-
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Steamy sex carries classic 'Picnic'
BY JACK HOLLAND
"Picnic," at the Ahmanson
Theatre in Los Angelea' Music
Center, is a reaoundina smub.
Written back in 19S3 by William
Inge, it is repeatiq ita succeu
now in a beautifully 1emitive
and moving production that
is the highlight of the current
season.
This ia a play with real 1ub-
1tance, with multi~n.aional
characten that are well devel-
oped, and with a surging 1ex-
uality that engulfs the audience
with its fervor and dynamics.
Not that the story is so new-
it ian '-but neither wu it new
in l 9S3. It was the power of
Inge's lines, bis deep devotion
to bis characters, that made
it a play to remember. And now
the basic story of Hal, a guy
who is unable to find himself,
whose memories of hiJ life are
filled with loneliness, neglect,
and immorality, and yet who
wants love, which be finds in
a somewhat sheltered girl,
Madge, from a small town. They
have a abort but passionate
relationship and when ff al is
forced . to flee again, he cries
with exultation, "Someone loves
me, someone loves me!"
Actually, the play deals with
sexuality in one form or another.
There is Millie, the young teen-
age girl who wants to attract
men and who wants to be loved
but is in the shadow of her sister
Madge's more vibrant beauty.
There is Rosemary, a spinster
teacher, who has to beg for her
love.
In the perlormances, Gregory
Harrison, as Hal, is outstanding.
He is the lost man, the man
who longs for real love but who
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ingless sexual e11eounten. The
role is like walking a tight rope.
There must be a feeling of the
inherent decency in the man,
but also we must understand
why be bas used bis life so
pointlessly. Harrison gives the
role many dimensions.
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Garbo's food tastes
good and is healthy
IY•lllrlOCTOI
It is not that we normally
dislike f ood1 that are "good
for ua" •imply became of that
fact. It u that f ood1 that are
.. ,ood for ua" usually do not
tute u deliciou1 and rich u
those that are not.
It may even be that there is
a certain mischieviou1 feeling
of gratification in devouring
that in which we know we should
not induJae. Ah, but then, with
the pu1in1 of the f eelinp of
ecstuy-come marching in the
f eelinp of guilt.
So, what is all this leading
up to? To a great find in a
restaurant. A restaurant where
you can indulae without feeling
guilty. A restaurant that is not
a health food restaurant; but
a restaurant that aervea healthy
food. A ra&aurallt tbat Kl'Yel
healthy food-witla one catch
(you knew it, clida\ youT). The
catcb ii-it tMta sreatl And
even your mother would ap-
prove!
Thia restaurant is called Car-
bo'• and it is located at I 000
Brittol St. North in Newport
Beach, in the little plaza just
put the Sporting House near
tbe int.enection of Bristol and
Jamboree.
the decor is quite pleuina u
well .. Decorated in exerciae,
sport«yle motif, briabt-colored
leotarda and aerobic sboa adorn
one wall, a bicycle hanp from
tbc ceilina, pbotOI of tportina
events and piany lush areen
planta lend an air of bealtby,
cuuaJ elepnce to thia rataurant
which eaten to the current
healt!H:omcioua lifestyle trends
popular today. You will feel
comfortable whether dre11ed
in sweats or bmineu attire.
On the evening we dined at
Carbo 's, we selected two ap-
petizen to be shared. The soup,
a seasonal chilled fruit soup,
wu pureed cantaloupe in a light
yogurt sauce with honey. It wu
a delicious, unique, light soup
worth reordering on a return
visit. The second appetizer we
selected waa called .. mini-
pizza "-Carbo 's style; it was
thick sliced potato rounds
topped with a cajun sauce,
sautecd zucchini and parmesan
cheese. It was a very spicy,
unusual combination that re-
minded me of nothing rve had
before and wu a very aatiafyiq
choice.
For our entrea we .elected
1eafoocl marinara and chicken
tetrazziai. My lllection wu tbe
chit.t•dilla,wl n.taple..aft
it wa Tiie drickea pieca were m. ... ,... taeina • ..-e * ..-oo• h ... ratina
ia a deliPda1 cream aauce and
layina over a bed of apinacb
pate. It bad been recommended
by our exhemely attentive wait-
er, Gary.
My companion'• selection,
the seafood dish, wu a com-
bination of undisputedly fresh
and cooked to perfection shrimp
and scallops, they were ci>vered
'with a rich marinara sauce and
seuoned to perfection with prlic
and herbs.
Our entreea came with salad
and rolls. The salads were made
of picked-fresh ingredients and
came with your choice of three
dressings: a citrus dressing which
..i.a pineapple-bued and contains
no sugar; an oil and vinegar
dresing that ii water-bued; and
a bleu-cheese dressing which
is a blend of non-fat yogurt,
low-fat cottage cheese and ci-
lantro. I tried both the citrus
and the bleu-cbeese. They were
both excellent choices but my
favorite was the bleu-cheeae,
•
The ownen of Catbo's-Joe
Rybua, Jeff Bathiany and Frank
Adelman-have opened their
establishment with the idea of
0 serving only the finest and
freshest foods obtainable that
are high in complex carbo-
hydrates, moderate in protein
and low in fat ... "They prepare
the meals with no butter, oils
or sugar and with the absolute
minimum of salt. However, upon
your special request, they will
alter their cooking philosophy
to your tastes and pleasures.
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bouts of only 150 caloria per
serving. It wu ICrved to us with
a side helping of vanilla Heidi'•
yogurt. A perfect endin1 to a
perfect meal! The cake WU IO
liaht you barely felt it in your
mouth and once there it prae-
tically melted like the yogurt.
The roll a were again fresh
and very tasty and served with
butter and a dish of marinara
sauce. Gary m:ommended that
we dip our bread in the sauce
instead of spreading the butter.
We tried this and it WU quite
good.
Carbo 's iJ open from 7 Lm.
to 10 p.m. every day. Call 8Sl-
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dinner for two, includin1 wine,
will probably cost between S30
and $40.
They have what they call a
'"no guilt dessert." It is a light
chocolate mousse cake that
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,. II If• 17. 1-THE NEWPORT ENSaGNICOSTA MESA NEWSllAVINE TODAY
ART 8 p.m. ia <>CCI Fmc Arts Recital mation ii available by calliq
Ball Admiaioa ii free.. SS9-3233.
"Ame.ea/ A...._., .. a joint
exhibition of recent wort by
Karl Gernot Kuehn and Holly
Wright. will display April 5
through May 10 at BC Space
Gallery, 2JS Forest Ave., Laguna
Beach. Gallery hours are 11:30
a.m. to 5:30 p .m., luesday
through Saturday. for more
information call 497-1880.
American Indian scalpt•re
works by Clifford f ragua. on
display at Galeria Capistrano,
April 19 through May 18, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Gallery
is at 31681 Camino Capistrano.
San Juan Capistrano.
Iddbits at Lqw llada M•
seum of Art: Mountain Land-
scapes of Southern California
1900-1985, through April 27.
The Museum is located at 307
Cliff Drive. Laguna Beach. Call
4~531 for houn and further
information.
Waterrolon by Ellen Roberts
will be on display through April
30 at Quorum Gallery. 374 N.
Coast Highway. Laguna Beach.
Also featured arc acrylics by
Muriele Burch. Hours arc JO
a.m. to 4 p.m. Closed Mondays.
For information call 494-4422.
MUSIC
ClassiaJ &uitarist J• Po.•rk
will be featured soloist with
the Orange Coast College Guitar
Ensemble on Saturday evening,
April 19. The concert is set for
Cw1&••Cru,-.:Lacy
J. Dalton April 21 . The Cra-
zybone ii located .a I SIG Broot-
bollow Dr .• Santa Ana. For
raervations, call S49-ISl2
CoJlfrey P•IHJ... Tuesday
through Saturday eveaiap at
the Newport Mandarin restau-
rant in Newport Beach from
S:JO to 9:30 p.m.. 39SO Campus
Dr. Call 852-0900.
lrTine Sy•pllony Orcllntra
presents works by Beethoven
and otben on April 19 at 8 p.m.
in the South Coast Community
Church Auditorium. Irvine.
Tickets are SIO to Sl2. For more
information call 261-0231.
Mmkal [yam at UC lnille:
Stuart Fox. lutenist-guitarist
April 23~ Irvine Baroque Players
April 24; V oca1 Master Class
April 29. For tickets and further
information call 856-6922.
Piuilt Lalie T-a will appear
ill cwat Saturday. April 19.
at 8 p .m. in the Irvine Valley
College Forum. Featured on
the progam will be two sonatas
by Scaclatti; Sonata in F minor.
Op. 57 r· Appassionata "). by
Beethoven; six ctudcs from Op.
10 and Op. 25 and Scherzo in
Cit minor by Chopin. and Le
Tom beau de Couperin by Ravel.
T ackets are SJ general admission.
S2 students and senion. The
coUege. formerly Saddleback
Colkge Nort~ is located at the
comer of Jdf rcy Road and Irvine
Center Drive. Further infor-
Religious
Services
TEMPLE ISAIAH (~)
Sabbath Service r nday nights 8 15 p m
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Child care all morning
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STAGE
Afl'll E•eats at s..tla Coast
... ll10ij: 9Buried Child. .. writ-
ten by Sam Shepard and stagr.d
by Sam Weisman, tb.rougb May
11. Mainst•gr, Tuesday to Fri-
day, 8 p.m.., Saturday 2:30 and
8 p.m., Sunday 2:30 and 7:30
p.m. Tdets Sl6 to S21. Second
stage from April 2S to May 18,
HVirginia," Tuesday throu1h
Friday. 8:30 p.m., Satunlay 3
and 8:30 p.m.. Sonday 3 and
8 p.m. Tdets are Sl6 to S21 .
SCR is at 65S Town Center Dr.,
Costa Mesa.
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ea r., by Joe Mantegna and
the Organic Theater Company,
opens on Friday, April 18 at
Orange Coast Collqe. The show
will be presented by OCC's
Repertory Theater Company.
The production runs Friday
through Sunday. April 18-20
and lS-27. in OCC's intimate
new SO-seat Studio Theater.
Curtain is set for 8 p.m. nightly.
Matinees are scbednlcd for
Saturday and Sunday afternoons
at 2:30 p.m.
97lle Kill& _. 1• at Elizabeth
Howard~ Curtain Call Dinner
.... ,, 5
Tustin. Prices start at SIS.9S.
· doon open 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
throup Thursday, 7 p.m. Friday
and Saturday and 11 :30 a.m.
and S:JO p.m. 011 Sunday. For
reservations call 838-IS40.
..T•e Tl•e of Yo•r Life," a
comedy by William Saroyan.
will be performed April 17 to
20 in Saddlebact College's
McKinney Theater. 28000 Mar-
perite Partway. Mission Viejo.
Tackets are SS and S6. For more
information call 83 l~S6.
MISC
Theatre. 690 El Camino Real. A Taridy of dutt stJ~ I.a-
m >1 _.., Jaa ... tap,
will be featured in the Orange
Coast College Student Dance
Concert on Friday, April 18
and Saturday, April 19 in OCC\
Robert B. Moore Theater. The
dance concert gets underway
at 8 p.m. Admission is SS in
advance and S6 at the door.
Califorma Aapll April Home
Ga•a: Seattle April 14 to 16;
Minnesota April 17 to 20; Oak-
land April 21 to 23. Tickets
are available at the box office.
located at Anaheim Stadium,
2000 S. State College Blvd.,
Anaheim. or by callina 634-
1300.
T OM HOPKINS
I N PERSON!
9 -4:30 p.m. • May 14, 1986
Join Tom in Irvine for his only
Orange County seminar this year.
The book that is referred to as the .. Bible" for salespeople actually
began as a seminar taught by Tom Hopkins
Smee 1969. Tom has personalty
trained close to 1 .000.000 peop6e .
but he as I 1 for one reason -
RESULTS•
An amazing 890/o of the attendants
average a 43°10 increase in sales.
Now. you can experience a full
day of "How To" nuts and bolts
techniques. instead of the hype
and rah-rah passed on by other
speakers.
Experts have proven that sales-
peop6e who invest in career
improvement and personal
growth earn 50°10 more than
those who don •t.
Jom the professionals. and invest in your most valuable asset. YOU 1
Be sure to ask about Bootcamp '86
DON7 PROCRASTINATE! REGISTER TODAY!
CALL RSM & CO.
(714) 547-0505
•
March of Dimes fundraiser
uses i_nnovative appFoach
Tune m•pzine dubbed it the
moat innovative of charity
eventa. Al a result of it, some
~ ~ are beld in major citia
acrou the oation railing dollan
for tbc March of Dimes Birth
Defects Foundation.
Handsomely decorated by prom-
iaent OC interior de1i1nen,
leadin1 chefs terVed a aourmet
dclipt, wbicb wu judpcl by
a panel of experU belded by_
Charlene and Hana Prqer.
Winner for •belt entree" went
Harborlites
Early Jn 1985, MC National
Vice Praident Elaine Whitelaw
asked Kathryn Thompson and
General Willian;i Lyon to chair
the inaugural .. Gourmet Gala"
in Oranae County.
Kathryn and the General
accepted the challenge and with
the aid of an excellent com-
mittee-Ron Williamson, Bar-
bara Stewart, Carol Gitano,
Elizabeth Tierney. Beverly Co~
Mary Ann Miller and Carol
Campbell-they enliated cor-
porate sponsors Jim and Barbara
Sweeney, Gus Owen, A A C
Properties, Tom Tierney. Bev-
erly and Jim Peters, Sandy and
Allen Gilchrist, William 1..uak
and Guy Claire, Renee and
Henry Seaentrom, Jim Beard
and Bob Hoshaw, the Lyons,
Jeff Stack and John Cronin,
Coil and Friends and Erik Arden
to underwrite the "booths,••
which dotted the periphery of
the Irvine Hilton and T owen
ballroom.
The booths took on the theme
of a Broadway play or movie.
IY DllA VII IUllEI
to Reiner Lanabein for his
aauteed 1ea acaJJops.
More •beau" went to Claude
Koeberle for hi.a chocolate cream
deuert, and Bruno Ciro no for
biJ exquisite presentation and
delicioua appetizer of caviar,
artichokes, zucchini and aspa-
ragus.
Some 6SO pall sampled the
cuisine and then sat down to
dinner and dancing to Barry
Cole's Sound of Muaic Orches-
tra.
Just a few of the many guests
who enjoyed the "premiere"
were Mary and James Roosevelt,
Renee and Leland West, Kathy
(in a. 1tunnin1 lace bUltier) and
Richard Hurwitz, JoAnne and
Gene Mix, Gayle and Robert
Andenon, Joan Gillette with
publisher Seth Baker, Barbara
and Terry O'Ne~ Barbara and
Ben Harris, Xavier (who dec-
orated the "Carousel" booth
with an extravaganza of orchids),
Len Miller, Emma Jane and
Tom Riley, Nora and Vin Jor-
aenaen (dreued u Ginger and
Fred), Abby and Ruuell Arm-
1tron1 (Ruaeell created a de-
liciom dalert in keeping witb
the Austrian ~ound of Muaic"
theme), Vick Knight, Jr., who
emceed the evening-. feativita,
Lois Cannon with former u-
tronaut Buzz Aldrin and tel-
evision stars Jane Wyatt and
Macdonald Carey.
•••
For 112 years, on the fint
Saturday in May at Churchill
Downs, the governor of Ken-
tucky-in addition to 1ivin1
the trophy to the Derby winner-
alao announces the new .. Co-
lonels," who due to their com-
inunity involvement have been
voted into this exclusive aroup
that dates back to the 18th
century.
John 01..exey beads the .. Ken-
tucky Colonels" for the Balboa
Bay Club. Four years ago, be
augested the .. Kentucky Derby
Day-West" should be held u
a fundraiser for the children
of Orange County. The Bay
Club., Bill Ray, chief executive
officer, and Tom Deemer apud
and as a result this is the only
event completely underwritten
by the club, the proceeds of
which go to various children
philanthropies.
On May 3, starting at 10 a.m.
in the Bay Club ballroom, some
SOO people will be gambling
and sampling a "Southern ..
buff et luncheon to benefit the
American Red Cross Youth
Service program and the Search
Foundation.
The lllagnificent craftsll1al1Ship
and beauty of Morris-Jaines
Custoin Upholstery at 30% off
Select any style Morris-James sofa ... then add your personal
touch from our extensive selection of exquisite designer
fabrics ... and save 30o/o . Shown are just a few of the many
styles available.
Costa Mesa: 3089 Bristol Sheet · (1M) 540-3822
Just south ~ the Son Otego tte&#C7i
St0fl8S abo In'°'~ . V«>odland .... bM\ lcJV
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,_ 14 &I a 11. 1• THE NEWPORT EN8IONIC08TA MESA NEWSMMNE TODAY
Local authers lend advice
at S.C. Plaza forum
Since her ftnt book wu put>-been aucb a positive rapome
lisbed in I 985, Eileen McDargb '1 from the viewen and liateDal
life bat cbaqcd in many waya, that now I am aettiq ready
to hire a talent qeot in order
Costa Mesa Life
she revealed at the "Festival
of How-to Books," sponsored
by the Friends of the Costa Mesa
Libraries.
061 have appeared on television
and radio shows and there bu
Come in often
for best
selection ...
-Nancy Constancio
Open 12 Noon
Closed Mondays
(714) 675 6523
336 Pomsett1.J Awnue
Coron• a.I ltl.Jr. CA 92625
BY AllOTt WATlll
to do more 'on m• projectl., ..
said McDarp. She appeared
at South Cout Plaza'• Jewel
Court to talk about her boo~
"How to Work for a Living
and Still be Free to Live ...
McDargb sold ber idea with
one query Jetter. Altbouah sbe
found dealiq with an eut cout
publisher clifflCUlt, she feels the
effort wu worth it. wrhe next
time I will probably use a west
coast publiaber and definitely
get an aaent behind me," she
said.
Hus band and wife cartooning
team Marv and Alison Myen
go out to breakfast every morn-
ing and spend time dilcuuing
their current and future projects.
The team is regularly featuml
in the Los Angeles Times for
the cartoons, 06How to Survive
While ReaJestating" and 1bc
Wine Set."
.. Freelancing is a show biz
career-you just neve r know
what is going to happen. And,
because I work at home, many
people don't think I work at
all," said Marv Myers, who sold
his first cartoon at 11 and bas
been illustrating ever since.
The Newport Ensign
cordially
invites you to
• en Joy
home
design '86
SPRING EDITION
Tbe couple takes paper and
pcocila with them wherever they ao. Ra:catly one nipt, Alison
woke up aharply with an idea
that became a bia project for
them.
•1 don't know bow the idea
came to me, but it did, and then
Marv created the comic atrip
which we are 1ubmittin1 to
various publications. We just
got a personal rejection slip
and odd enoup this wu tbril--
ling, because usually you juat
get mimeoaraphed letten. Thia
wu a very nice constructive
type note and we were very
pleued. We feel the strip bu
great poteJltial. ..
Pat K.ubia. well-known writina
teacher from OCC, found she
just couldn't atay retired. She
is now head of the new novel-
writing program at Chapman
College.
wrhis is a very excitin1 pro-
gram which is part of the mul-
tif acetcd Muter of Fine Arts
degree which is competitive with
the Iowa Writer's Workshop,"
she said.
Kubis sold her first novel,
"OneMoreTune,,.in 1965. Many
of her students have been pub-
lished, including Clive Cussler,
who wrote .. Raise the Titanic."
One recent Friday morning
IC. ubis received four phone calls
from st udent~ who bad sold
their books. 06This was the best
morning I ever had. I feel stu-
dents should seek out teachers
who publish regularly and know
this business thoroughly, if they
want to become authors," she
said .
appearing Thursday , April 24
featuring full
coverage of the
··Designs for Dining ··
home tour benefit
In support of
Children · s Hospitd of
Orange County.
. ITAff Nlfl If ARlllllE wan.
Meetings
Solll• a C·"• I w ...
la Aftal' I 1'1 peat cpeater
on Wcdnaday. April 19 will be
Earl Jeremy of Soutbern
California Lithograpba. Topic:
•Money Savina Waya to
Specify Printina• -Countryside
Inn. 325 Bristol. Newport
Tc pit IM•• al Newport
._. (Comcrvatift),
announces a special event in its
12-year existence: the
dedication of a new Torah
Scro~ to take place Sunday
night, April 20, at 7 p.m. at its
place of wonhip: 2AOI Irvine
A venue, Newport Beach.
A special reception will
follow the program. People
from the Jewish community
who want to follow the .
commandmaitofhonoringthe
dedication of a new Tor ah
Scroll are being invited. Call
for further information. 548-
6900.
Be..:h. Social Hour 6 p.m...;
Dimler 7 p.m.. Call 631-6541 for
infonuboa wl raen.aiom at
Sll.50 ror members and m.so
for non-memben.
a I •S..81 ' nwill
praent three teminan to
dnelop prof'eaional bmineu
techniques on Tbunday •• April
17, at the Countryside Inn in
Newport Be.ch. The scbcduJe is
as follows:
Advertising-How To•s-
Mike Anthony, Ph.D.
Marketing Consultant, S6S, 9
a.m. to noon.
Men/Women-Working
Togetbcr??-Joe Tanenbaum,
Communication Consultant,
$70, I p.m. to S p.m.
Telemarketing Tecbniqucs-
Judy McKee. Telemarketing
Trainer, S60. 6:30 p.m. to 10
p.m.
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Mr. A Mn. M.U. Mini M GardaGrOft
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Shop
Smart
• IAdio Fonnal Amrc
• S,.Uud C..-1 WC11r
• Acacwo.ia
• Now &late Jewelry
Lunch
Menu
The lunch menu for the
Newport-Mesa ICboola for tbc
week of April 17 to 23 is •
follows:
Du•1: Hamburger with
cataup and picklea. salad
pee~ crispy frmch fries ..
gelatin deaert and mil.It.
F.W.r. Tu.oa boat with
pieties. creamy cok alaw, cup
of pean-onQge juice bar
and milt.
M « 1: J111Dbo cora doa
widl .CftUlJ l8'Gltard. po«8t0
mndl. fnall fruit wt milk.
T rrt11:Teco11ida-..,
e•uae _. •r.W1•Jec1ece
•11a•1d con. ,_, •1' ~ ce. cora ..... 1q e_..._
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Spring .accessories add essei1ce to war.drobes
•Y M••••A LOtJDON
Great acceuoriea are tbe coup
de p1a that tnndorm ordinary
clotlaea into loob tlaat mate
a stroaa f.uion statement. They
allow a penon to c:ra1e a llyle
that is uniquely ber own.
<>.b ... Pwta. The return
to clauic elcsance apart.a re-
newed i.atr;rat in Sold link chains
and ltraDda of faux ~ to
add authenticity to Cbanel-
inspired auita in knits. leather.
and even denim.
........ .._...,..snappy
bats and neatly wrapped beads
top off aopbisticatcd suits and
dra1e1. Laicquered straw boat.en
and Panama bats draw attention
for day and for evening neat
beadwraps punctuate spring"s
body-comcious jersey dressing.
GoW Hoo, La1lap. The one
pair of earrings that is a must
for spriq is gold hoops, real
or costume. Wear them with
layen of aold chains. an Hermes-
style scarf or a wrapped bead
for sophisticated glamour. or
oversized with sleeveless tur-
tJenccb. midriffs and capri pants
for a look reminiscent of the
60s.
. / . .
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100% Cotton Skirt
and Blouse by Sllyr
Jolin L. 'BCom
a JSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY.LTD.
Their warm 5tniles
and tenderne55.
Their bright eye
and happine55.
Spring fever
H~Hit
CAPE COD CONNECTION
Where we're always 20% off .
Skirts • Blouses • Pants
Shorts • Sweaters • Dresses
Mon.-Fri. 10-6
Sat. 10-5
270 E. 17th
Costa Mesa, 92627
Phone (714)~5-4136
Children's Garden Portrait Special
~ ' ., . J. ·~
Now thru April ~h
3040 E. Pacific Coa5t Hwy., Corona del Mar -760-6767
Newport Ballet ~cadeIQy
Spring Session• Now Enrolling
•New Mommy a He Aaes J-4•
• Pre-Ballet Aaes 4-5-6 •
• Classical Ballet Bealnnlna throuah Pointe •
• Spectal Ballet Exercise Classes •
We rexh a special mechod for stretchina shapina and tonina
rhe body. ~lier~ exercise improves rhe physcial, men Lil, and
anisdc self.
• Dra~dc Results • Reshapes Leas •
• Improves posrure and arrbp •
•Increases strenath and flexibillry •
• Adds a buudful new look •
Children • Teens • Adults
2632
Santa Ana
Avenue
Costa Mesa
(714)
646-7644
P• 11 ii a 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
s
-1 NOTICI Oii TllUITU"l IM.I
T.S. No. lOSl
NOTICE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST,
DATED AUGUST 14. 1985. UNlESS YOU TAJ([ ACTION
TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. tT MAY BE SOLO AT
A PUBLIC SAL£. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANA TION Of
THE NATURE Of' THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWVER.
On May 2. 1986, DANIEL LEIBL, as duly appointed
Substitut9 TrustM under and pur'SUMt to Deed d Trust
recorded Au1ust 19, 1985, as inst. No. 85·309420,
of Official Records in the office al the County Recorder
of Oranae County. California Will SELL AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable
1t time of sale m lawful money of the United States)
at the front entrance to the <*f Orante County CourthouM
located on Santa Ana Blvd .. between Sycamore 1nd
Broadway. Santa Ana, California, at the hour of 9:15
• m all r11ht. title 1nd int«est conveyed to and now
held by 1t under said Deed ot Trust in the property
situated 1n said County and ~te described as: lots
21 lf\d 22 of 8locit 9, Aesubdivision d Section l , Balboe
Island. as per map recorded in Book 6. Paa• 30 of
Miscellaneous Maps, m the offlce of the County Aecordel
of Ora~ County, California.
The street address and other common desi1n1tion,
tf any. of the real property described aboYe is purported
to be: 505 Park Avenue, City ot Newport S.Ch. CA
The undersi1ned disclaims any liability for any In·
correctness of the street 1ddress and other common
des1anat1on. 1f any, shown herein.
Said sale wilt be made, but without cownant 0t warranty,
express or 1mphed, re11rdln1 title. possession, or
encumbrances. to pay the remainina principal sum
of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with intetest
thef'eon, as provided in said note(s). advances.. if any.
under the terms of the Deed of Trust, fees, charaes
1nd expenses of the Trustee •nd of the trusts creeted
by uid Deed d Trust.~ $26,l n .43.
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trwst heretofore
eaecuted and delivered to the unders1aned a written
Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale. and a written
Not>ce of Oefauf1 and Oection to Sete. The underMsned
~used s.1d Notice of Default and Election to SeU to
be recorded 1n the county where the real property 1s
located Name. Street Address and Telephone Number
of Trustee or person conductina sale 1s Daniel leibl.
2234 EHt Cok>rado Boulevard, Pasadena. CA 91107,
(818) 793·131 7
Date March 28. 1986
4110 4117 4124 4842
9-31151
Uf'f AND ACCIDENT AND HUI.TH. SYNOPlaS Of THE
ANNUAL STATEllOt'T • YEM EWD DICE JllEJI Jl,
Hl5. of fltOIONT Uft INIUUNCE COf///IAlfY. 3020
fall c..... ............... AZ. 89011
(Report 111 amounts in _..,.. dollars ( oolyD
T OUI admltt@'d as.sets (Pace 2. Line 28) $2.111,426
Total hab1htees (Pllp 3, Line 26) 525.~
Capita! patd·UP (Pqe 3. line 27A and
278) 500,000
<Pa.re 3. Line 27C) ().
Gross paid-en and contributed surpfus
(Paae 3. une 28) 972,619
Spec.al $Urplus funds (Page 3. Line 29A) -0
Unass1aned funds (surplu.) <Pace 3.
Line 29B menus 29C) 11 2 948
Gain (loss) from oper.,ions (~ 4
Line 31) 119.544
Increase (Decrease) •n Caortal and Sur
plus dunna 1985 (Paae 3 Line 30. 1985
minus 1984) 145.080
lnsuranct' m Force Nationwide (Page
15 Lme 22. Col l 0 WhOle dollars) 1 115 000
Accident and Health premiums (Sc:he
dule HColllmel) Nt A
Insurance 1n Force Cahforn1a Business
Page (Page 46 Line 22. Col 6) 690,453
Accident and health premiums Direct
Cahtorma Busmt-ss Page (Page 46. Line
25 Col 2) N I A
Wt' hereby r ert1ty that the above items are m ace or
dance with tht' Annual Statement for the year ended Ott
cember 31 1985. made to the tnwrance Comm1ssmer of
t~ State of Callfornia. pursuant to law
John S Rousseau. Name of Pres1dent
Mar shall A Strange Name of Secretary Ass•t
3 :?03 27 4 341 1041 17 4770
lt·2434l
PUBUCNOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The following person is
domg business as DALECO
HOLOGRAPHICS IN C
1603 MonrOY1a Ave . Costa
Mesa CA 92627
Oaleco Holoeraphtes. Inc .
California, 3388 Via Lido,
NewP<>rt Beach. CA 92663
This business is conduct
ed by a corporation Slaned
Daleco Holo1raph1cs. Inc ,
David S Rouah. Executive
Otrector
This statement was filed
with the County Cler k of
Oranae County on March
14. 1986
f'tle No F303609
4/3 4/10 4/17 4124 4812
1(.24311
"'8UCNO'TU
FICTf110UI ........
NAME l'fATDmff
The followitW penons .,.
doma business as HIGH·
LANO ANO "O" ASSO·
CIATES. a Califomta ...,..i
pertnersh1p, • 13 Corpcnte
Pla.z•. Suite 200. ~wpott
0.Ch. CA 92660
~C. Hopkins, Trus-
t.. 01 etl"f SucC9SIOf Trus-
tee at the Steohen C. Ind
Denise HQP«ins Trust. undt!f
Declaration of Trust dated
October 24. 1980 and as
amended. 2553 Monaco
Drive, Laguna Buch CA
92651
Thomas D Lenny 1 7
Woodflower, Irvine, CA
92714
Mattshan CofporatlOf'I. Cal
1forn1a. 25092 Buckboard
Lane. Laguna Hills. CA
92653.
This busineu 1s conduct·
ed by a aeneral partnership
The rea1strant c om
menced to tr1nr.act bus1
ness under the f1ctit1ous
business name °' names
listed abowt on March 26.
1986 S1ane<1 Stephen c
Hopliims
File No. F304781
4/3 4/10 4/17 4/24 4814
"'8UC NOTICI
f1CTlTlOUI ......
NAME ITATIMUfT
T~ followin1 person 11
do1n1 business as: NA·
TIONAL FOOO AND ENTER·
TAINMENT S£RVICE COM·
PANY, 20292 S W Birch
Sb'lilt. Santa Ana ~Pb.
CA92707. Ao9lt C Summers. 1663
Alito Avenue. Coal ......
CA92627.
This business is c(lnduct·
ed ~an lndMdull. Sicned' _,.., c. Summerl.
Thtl ..... ..,. .......
with the County Clertl of
Oran1e County on March
24, 1986..
Fiie No. f304396
3/27 4/3 4110 4117 4794
l.a.171
PueUC "°1'IC:a
FtCllUOUS ••••• .. ..,.,...,.,.
Th• t0Howin1 person is
doin1 businea as.: CHES.
TEA & SON. INC .. 34344
COlllt HWtuay, UM 8, Dine
POint. CA 92629.
O.. ...... &Son.
Inc .. CaNfomll; 34344 Coest
H~. Unit 8, 0.. PoinC.
CA92629. "* butlneu .. condwc:t· ed by a ccwpof idol'I. SllMdt
ChelW Wllliwra la San. tnc.,
Christine Brunns, A9lnt.
This 1t11temen1 ... tied
with the County Clet1t of
Orana• County on March
24. 1986.
FileNo.F30Hll
4/3 4/10 4/17 4/24 '822
NOTICI Oii TllUl'TU"l IAU
8TDNO:Ull
11: CMFFLEY/UM0.000/llaftlOUll
YOU AH IN DEFAULT UNDO A DUD Of TitUIT
OATID, ..._ 2M. 1t72. UM.DI YOU TAU ACnON
TO NOTECT YOUI PllOl'UTY, IT llAY 91 IOlD AT
A PU9UC SALi. If YOU NEID AN EIP\ANATION Of
THE MTUltl Of THI NOCUDINGI MAINST YOU,
YOU IHOUlD CONTACT A LAWYD.
GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SERVICES. A CALIFORNIA
MORTGAGE SERVICE as duly appointed Trustee under
the foflowinc deed of trust WIU SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION
TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH °' as set forth
in Section 2924h of the Civil Code. all rl&ht, title and
interest conveyed to and now held by It under said
Deed of Trust in the property herenafler described:
TAUSTOR: James W. DIFFLEY and SHARON J. DIFFLEY.
Husband and Wife
BENEFICIARY: LUCILLE WATSON BAILEY, a widow
RECORDED June 30. 1972 as Instrument Number
33901 Book 10203 Paae 675 of Offici1I Records in
the office rA the recorder of ORANGE County.
Said Deed of Trust. describes the fdlow6nl ~
Lot 1 1n Block "P" of Tract No. 518 • per nwp NCOrded
In book 17' Pll9tS 33 to 36 inc:tusiw al Misc:eftanec.n
Maps, records d Mid county. EXCCPTING TH£REfROM
the Northerly 1.4 feet, measured at n1ht •nc1es. to
the Northefly line of said tot and the Westerly 21.80
feet of the Easterly 61.30 feet of the Southerly 4.45
feet rA the Northeny 5.85 feet. meMUfed at """ ......
to the Northerly line d said let
ALSO EXCEPTING THER£fAOM any portion ~ bekJW
the lined ordinary h1ah tided the Pacific Oceen..
MAY ALSO BE KNOWN AS: 2296 Channel Aoed, Belboe..
California
(If a street addres5 or common ~ Is shown
above. no warranty is a1ven as to its comptetenea or
comictness).
The beneflciatY under said Deed al Trust. by ,...,.,
of a bruch or default In the obfiptions secut9d tNnby,
heretofore executed and del~ to the undenilMd
a written Oeciaration of Oeflutt and Demand for Sale,
and written notice at bre«:h and rA efection to cause
the unders11ned to sell uid property to satisfy uld
obli1at1ons, and thereafter the unders11ned caused
said notice of bntach and d election to be R«Otded
No¥embef 27. 1985, AS INSTRUMENT NO. 85 480446
al said Offictal Records
Said sa6e will be f'Mde. but wrtnout ~or waminty.
expreH or implied, re1ardin1 title, possession, Of'
encum.,,_nces to pay the remam1na principal som of
the note(s) teCUl9d by said Deed ol Trust wrth interest
as m said note swovided. advances, if any, under the
tenTI$ ol said Deed ol Trust. fees. et\arteS and exPMMS
of the Trustee and rA the trusts created by s.1td Deed
of Trust.
Said sale Wiii be held on FRIDAY. MAY 2, 1986 ••
11 00 A M . at the Concord Street entrance to the budd1na
located at 15 70 Easl 1 7th Street. Santa Ana, Cahfom1a
92701.
The total amount ol the unpaid balance ot the obliptt0n
secured by w1d property to be sofd, topther wrth interest
lat~ chirps, and estirrwted costs. expenses and advances.
as of the date hereof. is $110,473.08.
Date· April 2. 1986
GUARDIAN TRUST DEED SERVICES. A CALIFORNIA
MORTGAGE SERVICE. as wid trustee. by Ten Schtfferh,
Assistant Secretary, 1570 E. 17th Street, Su11!9 E, Senta
Ana. CA 92701. (714) 547·7ln
4/ 10 4/17 4/24 4844
NOTICE Of TIUSTIFS SALE
10.-lCMIOll
ft 3051-l.C
COH11IOl Mlt3
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 0££0 Of TRUST.
DATED 07102181. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT APUBUC
SALE. IF YOU NEED Al'4 EXP\.ANAT10N Of THE NATURE
Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 05/02/86, .. 09:15 o'ctocit A.M. at THE FRONT
ENTRANCE TO THE OLD ORANGE COUHTYCOOffTHOUSE
ON SANTA ANA BLVD.. 8ETWU.N SVCAM0A£ ST. &
BROADWAY, SANTA ANA. CA 92101 EQ0fTABl£ DEED
COMPANY. a duly llCJPC)i.-ct TruAle under h died at
trust dM9d 07 /02181 n\9de ~ A08ER1 R. ac--. AH
UNMARRIED MAN, as Trw1Dr Md. SECURITY PM:lf1C
NA TIOHAL 8AHt< a 8enllicllry l'9COf'dld on 07 /16/81
.. lnstrum.tt Ho. 21753. in 8ac* 14142.,... 19'6"'
Offldll ~ in the olftce at the ~ Alexader of Or-. ~. Celitomia, by ,_.. at ...,. In the
~ at perbmance " cmt•tf:!i• llCU'9d tfwebrt, WIU SEU AT PUBUCAUCTIOH TO THE HIGHEST 8IOOER
FOR CASH, OA CASHIER'S CHECK.,... In~ mon.y
al the Unlld .... at An.a It time at ..... without
oownlf'IC OI ~. exp 1111 If OI Wnptied. • to tide,
p I Wbn01~the ....... CD11..,.Stoend
now held bf It under Mid dlldattrust. In and tothl p;OC*'\y
in 0...,.. ~.Sim at Celibnia. dlla1bed -
PAACtl. l. AH UNOMOlD 1/24TH tNTEA£ST IN AHO
TO LOT 1 OF TRACT NO. 10272. IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT
BEACH. COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS
PO MN' AEC0R0£.D IN 90()9( 454 PAGES 35 AHO 36
Of MISCEUANEOUS MN1S, IN THE OFTICE Of THE
OOUHTY REOOM>ER Of SAID COUNTY.
EXCEPTING THEJlOlQI THE R>U.OWING: 00 UNtTS 1 THRO' JOH 24 AS SHOWN UPON THE
CONDOMINIUM PUN AEC0R0£.D tH IK>OK 13525 PNJE.
1131, omclAl. R£OOIOS Of SAID COUNTY.
(8) THl EXC1 •ISM RIGHT TO ~sseoN OF AU.
THOSE AA£AS OESIQHATQ) AlY nw>UGH R24Y AS
TMml mnca ~ T11UST1n SAU
T .S. ND. TS 31257-8
NOTICE
YOU AAE .. DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRJST
DATED APA&. 1.2. 1-. lN.£18 YOU TNCE ACTION TO
PAOIECT YOUR PAOflERTY. rr •v IE SOLD AT A
PUMJC SALE. F ~ N&DM EXP\NMTION OF THE
NATUAE OF THE PR0C&mG AGAMT VOU. YOU
90A.D CCMfN:f A LAMER.
W"°'1CI N:llliOUI .....
NAiil ITATIMIJfl
The foOowi"I peflOn is doinc business n: G. T.S.,
GAS TRANSFER SYSTEMS.
GENERAL rt:CHNtCALSER·
VICES. 0000 TIME SOl.U·
TIONS, 25241 Paseo de
Alicia, La1una Hills, CA
92663.
Armand f'. Schwind,
25762 Celle Ricerdo, Sen
Juen~ CA 9267'5.
This~ ls conduct·
ed by.., individult. ~
Annend Schwind.
""' ....,.. .. -ftled with the County Clertt of
Oran.-County on March
20.1916.
File No. F304214
4/17 4/24 5/ 1 S/9 4858
IM•l
.....CMn'ICI
AChl ..... MlllfllU
UMISTATlmln
The followin• penon is
d<>'na business n : Bill Y
BOY'S FROZEN YOGURT
co .. 2305 w. IWbm &Mt ..
Neaport 8-etl. CA 92663
WiNNwn W. Miller, 966 0.
MicNets fl*:e, Corona, CA
91719.
Not )l9t conduc:ttns bus.-
''*' TNl~il~·
ed ~.,, indMdu91. ~
wiu..mw .....
This ttMement ... Mid
with the County Clertt of
Oranae County on Mwch
28. 1996
f""8 No. f'304917
413 4110 4117 4/24 4813
PUeUC flOT1CI
nc11110U1..,....•
NAiil l'f ATEMDfT
The h>'lowtna pet IOftS ....
dolrw bus.ness a: W£LOON
& ASSOCrT£S. 412 Im /we..,
Corona dllt M8', CA 92625
Wand• H. Weldon. 412
Iris Ave .. Corona def Mar.
CA92625.
Ernest ~man Wetdon.
412 Iris Ave .• Corona del
Mw,CA92625
Carta V Viand. 412 Iris
Ave . Corona del Mar. CA
92625.
This bUSlfleSS IS conduct
ed by an uninc orporated
auoc1at1on other than a
partnership. S.snect. Wanda
H. Wetdon.
Thts Stltement wes fited
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on Match
31, 1986
file No. f'305017
4/3 4/10 4/17 4124 4827
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,_ II Ma 17 .... THE NEWPORT BtSIONICOSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
Le ..
.na• • .....
..... 7
YOU ME. IN OUM.1.T UIGltAD&D06TRUSrDATm
JAHUUMY 23, l9e. UNLDI 'IOU TMCI ACTION lO "'°1'£CT~ Wlit"t. rrlMY •D.DAT AIUIJC
SAl.£. tf 'tOU NEID IM DP&MATION OF THI fMTIME
Of ntE PAOC&I~ AGAINST lOU. YOU SHOUlD
CONTACT A LAWY£Jl
On Mw 7. 1-• l:lO ft.ti.. Ml£RW.. CORPOMTION OF AMERICA • dutr ....... llld TNdll _... ..S
~ to o.d d Tnlll NCIGldld ftibn*Y 28. 1985 -"'*· No. 85-069962. d a.:111 ..... ... by. DVM, INC.• trultDr, in the oMc:e d the~ .......
de>r.,..~. S....alC.ifan• WIU.SB.LATPUllJC
AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH C..; .... •
time of 9e in ...,, ....., d the Unild S....) in h
~ '° the ....... IDc.-t -= fil)l s. '--is SINet. Or.wt. Calf., ... rilht. titlil ..S ...... C:Ollii9)f1Jd D and
now held by it under aid o.d of Trust in the ~
dla 'r 1 in Slid Counly and 9-dlilalbed a
PiMCEL 1:
ld 4, TrKt No. 4003, • ,_ m.., filed in book 188,
111181S 13 tfwou8't 19 incfusMt. Mile 111 w ._., in
the office of the County Aeoordw al Or-. Courtly.
PARCEl.2:
Alt~ nonexclUsMt ! I 1 lfllllt 98.00 ... wide
for fishtnl. nawiption, conwnace and .a:ess owet thllt
portion al Irvine's SubdMsian, -.. mlP ... In book
1, P1111 88, Misc 1na..,.. Alll::ord M1111. in the ofllce al
theCounly Allc:oldlil alOF.,. County, ...... uid TrKt
No. 4003. lyilw 49.00 W on -=ti side al the fcJlowilw
dlllcribed cet•Me:
Commeta111 It the Soult-a oons al smct TrKt No.
4003; thence Soldh 71 • 5"' <R" &st 104.00 .... ..
the Ordirwy ~Tide Line •dlsaibed in the ... dlc:ftle
entered in Case No. ~ Supsior Cowt al aid County,
to the True Poif1t al ll 11111 wlili& ttwte. ...._ Slid line
North ur 06' ocr r.a 527.49 1111t '° the beP•lirlll a1
• CUfW CGnC'MM WI 13 I 1) hawirw a ,..._ al 584.00 telt;
thence Northew1y 441.68 ......... aid CUN9......,. 8n
--al 43• 2(J 00""; thence Nor1h 25. 14' 00" West 98.41
feet to the Soultaty tine al ld J, Slid TrKt No. 4003,
but only to the ....,.. Grana has a rilt1t, title and rilnst
tn and to utd Parcef 2.
PAACEl.3:
An appur1en8nt exdusive ems 1 ••It on. 01t1S and across
the tolkMina described property bounded -lalaws:: On the North by the Usaer1y pmeo. ...... al the Norttaty
line al ld 4, Yid Trad No. 4003; on the £..a by a tine
thlltis~wilhand55..00fiBltErn tyhmtheE11t1 ty
line rA Yid lot on the Soulh by the ENI 1V Pi<*w.,. •.
of the Soulherty tine of said lat; and (Wt llhe ... by the
Easlerty line al Slid lat for the purposes al .cc:.-'° lhe
abolle descrit.t PWQllls 1 and 2. and tar the ...,...
of consaruction. mair••a and used a prMi9 slis and
ftcJllt in, under, cw and acrma Sllid Parm l. in cmwctiol•
with and -incidlllirlt '° oa:upmq al aid ~ 1, tu
onty to the 9lllnl Grwtb' h8 a ,.._ We ..S inlllnsa
in and to said Pwc:a 3.
The .... ackltW ..t ant. CGiWiiOit .... illi&a\ l
ant. al the ,_, PICJIWl'tr dw>ibed .... is put'1)0t'9d to
b& 4 Linda -. tis ; mt Sw:tt. CA 9r2lli60.
The .......... Trulllle • ••.,.,, ..._, lar.,.,,
itlCOftedNs al ....... ---... '*-......... ........... ., ant • ..._ lwwin.
Seid u6ewil be ma_ butwilhoutCDilier91lOf WIW .. ,
91P'W Of implied. I S diic-. '1111 lio'\ Of~ aw.ems. to.., tt. •••••• aailidoill _. dtt. fdl(s)
secured by said o.d d Tn.11113. wi111 ...... ltw::UUI\ •
pnMded in said nalllOO ......... if Inf. undlf ----al said o.d al TIUll. ..... c:M .. ..S -·•al ..
T nJSllle and al lhe trusts CNlll9lld by said o.d al T n.11113.
far the 8fnourlt I ! 11 etlllbtJ 1 i Q t to blE $419.100.00
The bei--y undlr ..... o.d d TNlt tu *6we
executed ..:s ~iuaed tD .. wdlisie• a wr-.
Deda'alion al Dlfaal ... DenWld tars.. and.--.
Notice of 0.... and EMdian to Sal. The ue•silJNid
aused said Natioe al Dmul ..t Elec:iolt tD W ID be
iecotdlld in lhe ccunty ............... upaty is k>c*d
TAC#9688 o.ee: ~ 26, 1986
IMPEAW.. COAFORATION OF AMERICA• said TruAee,
by ~ A. FltZSlllJO. Sr. Trusllle Sllle a.c.. 9596
O.Saou'te Or., P.O. ec. 631. San Dils>. CA 9'2112~1 .
619/292-6482.
4/104/174/24 4838
"*JC NOTICE
Mn'ICl OF DU1M OF
ITMLEY BW MMUY
Mm OF Nill• to
AG-IBESrAllM:l
A-1.m77
To an heits. be ieficia m.
creditors, COlltii ..... an.
~ and palQi'a who iNy
be act. wise ie •a11ed 1n
the will or emetal STANLEY
EUGENE HARl£Y.
A petition '-a:-t Ned
by JIUHAAUY WATkJNS in
.. Superioro..tdOr-.
County reciuestins that
MtCHEUE KAPLAN be
llPPOil1111Ct•pWD•,.. .,,.._..,.iii,•· a ._
estMlt of the ......
The petitioft requests ....,...., ...... , ..
..... undlr ... hilp9t.t..
ent Administration ol
U....Ad.
Ar-·insmtlw~
wil be llllld MAY 7, 1996 It
U> AM In = l. laarlld lt100CMC ~llRORIWE
wtST. SANTA ANA. CA
W102.
rF YOU 08JlCT tD h .... ,d .. ;p •.. ,. ....................
" 11 rlftil Md .... """" atJI cth • OI .. ---l&J ....... caurt
................. y.., ,. ............... . ..... ., .,,., "= flYOU-..A~ ••ca•••o1S rl .... ..,.._.
,...dllrlt .... c.111 •
.. , 611 .... -7
rep l 515 ibltiwe appoi1....., by
lhe court Wliltain tour manlhs
from the cWt al first mu..
Mele al lelllll's -ptOIJided
"" section 100 al the c.Mar-... ,...,.... Calk The time
tor fitins claims wifl not
..... prior to tour manltlS
from the dlllt al ... ._....
nolicsd .....
'tOU MAY EXAMINE lhe
file lilept by the oaurt. • )IOU
... person .... 11in
.. esl:lll. JllU ..., --
upcst .. -..a• Of adrnin-
islnrmr, orupan .. zlbaWJ
tarh •DOI .......
n1ar • ...s11e ...... court
willt p!IOOf d---. a wit-_,.._......_ ... ,...
dllil'e..-Wnalmd .. il'W d an in ibf and ..,.......,_ .. "' ......
_.ard ... ;1•-•
............... llC-
... 1200 ... 12!D0.5ot-. c ...... '"'1tlillt Qlda. ... ., fat,...... __
JU.( c. lUIQJA .....
11 ~ • caw ,.,, .,
..... SUll 900, Or-... CA --4110 4./17 412' 4E2
llllU ._.IC .... ....-a .......
a •UM9•••• All•••• •••11• A-u.11
To .. ~ bznlllc:i9'ies. aedbs. c:o6.,lt aal-
Ds. and --who ..., be oll18... .... .... in
.......... f//IOJWARD
UOYO JOHNSON. AKA
EDWAAD L JOHNSON. MA
EDWAAO JOI INSOk
Apeilitiart9-beenMed
by WllUAM G. LIEB in the
Superior Out al Orawe
c.ounty ~ .......
LIAM G. LIEB be appoiftlld
• persanllf NPi WWW ltiltiw '° ....... the estllle · a1
the decedent.
The petition requests
utaority '° admil... the ell* under the .......
cMnt Administration of
E.stllesAcl
A pelilion for mmmunity
prcperty d 1 nwllllicM pur-
SllMt '° sedian Q'i() d the ~ob* Code is joined ...,_
the petition toadmif lliJllet the .....
A he& itlll on the petilian
wilt be held in Dept. 3
localed • 700 CMC COf.
TER DRIVE WEST, SANTA
AHA. CA 92702.
If· 'tOU OBJECT to the
...... al lhe petition. )IOU
shouldeiltw..-lth
'-i.. and state '°"' objec;tiolts or file M'inan
ota;ectiDla wiltt the court
beb'e the ._ ... Your
~·a,..., be ins--
san °' bJ yo1 zlb•Wf.
ff \'OU Niil. A CREDITOR
oraca*'1,...01RI d
the•ttc:111 C\JDU .... .. "°"' dllim ..... ca.t Of
pr...t it'° .. .,.. ....
icp I lzli•IM ...... .,,
.. ca.t ....... ...... "°"' .. dllrt al Mt ~
m al llJ9zrs • pnMdzd
in S9diart 700 d .. o.Mar-
... ~ •• Coda. The ...
for filinl dmMls .. not
.... priar '° .......... tram .. dllrtd .. ._..
noticed .....
\'OU MAY EXM•~ ..
fil9 ...,. by .. aut. • JllU
are • ..,_. it• 11 t in
the ..... JOU ...., --
upcst.. ·•01 .....
illnrlar. Of~ ...... .,
forthe I 1c•D0tadli•W.
tnear ........... aut ... ,..d.,... .... ... ,.... ........ ,..
delft specm .... al .. .. al .. ___ , ...
appr-.fsement ol est.1119
..-ar al .. :g1til":nr 01
accaunb .......... in -.:. -.1200..s 1200..Sat ..
Caib;lliiJ ..... Cada.
Mtomey for oetitiot•.
LEWISW. ~JR.. ..-S
& O'ROlJRI([ LAW RRM.
11777 SAN VINCENTE
Bl YO. ST£ 777. LOS
ANGE ES. CA 9QOl9.
4/10 4117 4124 4856
PSICHllU
fllCU I I•
-· I "-'7 ''""' -
NOT1C( OIDUITEl!S WE
T.S.llllt.HOC*N0.1
•CJnMT N01U 10 ..... IYO•El
WJU NI/£ It CDMJLT ~ A DEii> Of TMJST.
DATED JULY-. 11& urull 10tl TME ACTION TO
NOTECT .. MJHillt.rrlMY8E90LDAJ AflUa.IC
SM.E. II W1U 1BD M EMNMlOI Of 1"E NA1UI£
C11 1H( ~ NJNlfSf YOU. .... SHOUlD
aJNTACT A lAlftDl
On .... 2. i-.111oa> A.11.. IOWI> 0.. PION. .... ...,........,r..-...... ...s,..-•o.ct
alTNll .... dzd....,6.. i-..--. ND.._...3. d ca:izl ...... in ...... al .. c..., ......,,
d a..~ 91-. d c p • Old by JAMES
k HOC* and MTlllCIA HOOi( Will SELL AT PUaJC
AUCTION TOHDtEST--RMICASH (11 g ,,... ....
d .. in ..... ....., fl/I .. l)llzd 9lzl9U ...... ••www tD .. 0.... Qad:r ....... 0aurt. Hzrbor Did 1 W\ ....., at 44110l Jue..._ 8DJtr 9'd. Its ;or1 ....... c.aw ..... ..,.., .......... CGIM)led to
mdna.tllMbJI UllllzrSlid o.ctdTNlt .... ....-tY
W 0 $in SlidCaulllJand S....,....llE
-...... ~ dzzuibld in ... C*tlin dmd al
1Nll ........ -...y 6. 1• -lrlz1Mlwll No. l&-
OCMM3 d o.:ill lllcordl alOr-. ~ The..._. iddlw and.._ CU11imon t ·aiilllicJi\ if
.,,. al ...... ......., dzzuibld --ii pu;purlld to
be: 1931 ,._,,.CW .. i, N ; at 8w:t\ Cll'latnia.
Tia ...... lie• Trulllle clLli ' . RZ .,.,, 1iJ11i1ii1r tar _,,
inconem 111 al ._ ._. iddlw .net ant. ca••non
*14 ...... il..,, ...... .......
SZlid ............ but ..... CIOIOel .. Ol -.-..Y.
express or implied. 1 ... rdi,. title. possession, or
encumlnnces. ~ .... c:tw_. and .... 111 al
IN Trume and al thelnatsa.-d by said o.d dTNSt.
tD 119Ythe 1e1iliinit11 prilc:ipal...,. d .. raz(s) wured
by aid o-1 al TnJSt ID wit $39,.393.17 wilh n.9St
tt.801 ftont Dlc::anb• 10. 1985 • 12.00.. ,_ llW1Um
as pt'Gllidlld in aid "'*9(s) plus mm wilh irtll9est. plus
trndm&n fees ... c:mts.
The beneficiay under said o-1 al Trust te ...,.,,e
eweallscl and dei .. ecs tD .,_ undli!Hic"ed a _...,
DKarllliot ~ ..... and Dwi•ICI tar Sale. and a wrilller\
fllalice al Dlla.-... Badion '° Sel. The u;lidli119ted ca-s llid Nalicl9 d Dzlll.a ... BmiDrl '° Siii '° be
recoNIJd in--~---....... prapwty is laclllad. O..::Apil7, 1•
RICHARD 0. 5aFSON. JR. ........
17991ec-tSind.1Mne. CA
014) 816:)..1793 a,..._d o_ Sin,... .. Jr .
A&Ahuliald SilrllU'e
41104/17 4/24 ~
&-G'IJa ... ICmncll
..... 111,.a•• II i&IULI ..... ~
~~· RRSTUN£ S0MC£S. INC. a C..iloL'llia corpcntion
-~ 1'11 • ttwt T"'11z9Ulldlr .. •• • ;dzioibsd
deed ~ hit Will SEU AT PUaJC AUCTION lO THE
>9GHEST ..alt fGt CASH MD/a. THE CASl..s
Olt eotTtnto CHECKS 5'£.CIRED IN CML C00E
SECTION~ "9J Ult It ..... fl/I .. In._..
...., d .. Uniltzd ................. ..,...
:GIJ .... ID md ._ ...... bf it _..., aid Deed al
fruit in ... pu. • 1r .... ..., .... ibzd:: TRUSrOlt.., KMl'ICJNMIS. .. ti starried ......
8ENEACUIW: ~ cnw>Wt ltANK. ...
::tewM .... T.-IDf .. CAUR>eM oomsTS'
~ ....... '*'*Y 23. 19113 -last. No. IJ.. !*llfiD d Ollcizl ....... in .. CIMl::a al .... Rzcotdei
of Or-.. c:aun.,; said cte.t al trus1 describes the .......
ld fl1 al Trm:t 71M4. • .,._. on a INIP reccaded
in 8oatl 314 -..s X1 ID 38 incl. ol llisc .. •neous
........... Ollice ol .... CaunCJ ...., ol Aid
~ lOU M£ .. OEFAULT UNDER A DUD OF TRUST
OATtD 2/08/81 UNL£SS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROKRIY. IT MAY BE SOlD AT A
PU8UC SAL£. If YOU NEED M EXPl.AHA TtON Of
THE NATUR£ 06 THE PtlOCEEDING AGAINST YOU.
YOU SHOUlO OONTACT A lAWYEJl
tNi Dn11m 8'y 0.., Oarar. dzl .... CA -
9(lf a._._..w•ca1wc,...d=·,....,a1aaupwty
1Ssi.-n ...... •-•••is ..... •1Dilsca14'1t1 ws °' COliedW).. The --~ under said Deed
of Trull. by.-dalllw:b•.._. ine.c+fr9•oa
w:unld a.-. .......... -cdld Md de1Mr9d
to .... UllClei I .... •inzn Oedat1rlion ol Default
and 0.. I Ad fat Sele. and ---notice al default
Md d ..... ID cm.-tlle wdziswted tD Ml aid
PfQIMftJ to satisfy uid ....... ~ Md there.rt.
......... ..,.. c:wsed uid notice al def8utt and
~ ...... tD be........, o.:. .... 31. 19115 • '"*·
No. IS-525440 °' Otfidel ....... in tt. olfice ol
tMRzcaldll af 0.U.~
Said Siie will ........ but wittlout oowenant 0# w•••· c cw• iw or Lt. ' u ••-. Pel•• • • •ion.
Of ............... ._ .. ·---~..., ol .._ --00 tiecured bf uid died ol Trust. with
ii ..... -ill .......... O""'idM .... tcel. if ...,,
_..., .. .._ fll aid Died al TNll. e.. dwwls
...... I el .. TIUlllle WI rl .. ""* a 1 1
'9 llJfd o.d olTIUlt.
5m ....... Mid on: F ..... 1111J 9. lte6. JI
1:30 ............... tD .... as • laa1lld .. &01
............. 011e.CF•--. ._ .. _., .. .....,. llc1C1nf/f .. ..._
....... & Sri .. ,,,_,.,,,. l 2 e&tf .. IU ' " -.--a
... c ....
Midi •• ,
---El In Thef Pi J ....... ..... ~ .. ·-•&• "'°'"°' IU. 20292. s.w. 8in:ll SINet. Santa Ana
It W ts.CA9Z107. ..... c. .,,.,,.,._ lal
Ali90 ~ C.ozta ......
CA912627.
"'1;mollld A. Sumnwl Jt .•
1595 ....... on.. Datwlae.
CA9t526. Thia..,..,_ .. c:onck:t· .. .,. .............. .
se-t .... c. IUllVnSS.
This ......... -tied with the County Cieri& of
~ County on March
24.198l.
~-Ho. fl(MJ97
3127 4/3 4/10 4/17 4793
WllDTICI.
fCllllOUI ··-... ITA'IW
The foffowi1'9 person IS
~busir.-a CAUFOR·
NIA TRAOfTIONS/BtttOAL
TRADmOHS. 1835-C ....
PQr1 Bhd.. Suillt l 4S. Cose.
Meu.CA92627.
C..tiforn1a Tradit10'"·
183!r-C Newport Blvd., Suite
145. Com Mesa, CA 92627.
This busirws is conduct-
ed by • COi'polMiotJ. Sifwed
lacqe ..... 0 . Smith. ~/
T reasu,., California Tr•.
dltions.
This SL1tement was filed
with the County Clertl of Or-we County on Aprit 2
1986.
Fite Ho. fl05378
4110 41 17 4/24 5/1 48'3
~· fCiitlOUI • I IF HI
..... ITA~
The f0Howin1 person 1s
doi"I business as: w.o.
~ Inc.. 2699 White
Bd, Suite 100, Irvine, CA
92714.
8f1 Holpbl Waste 5'5·
.... l Blcoisf-'d Office
Park! M•con. Georai•
31211 .
This ........ d oonduct·
ed by • C01)Clnlltiof l.
Bflf ........... ~
Inc.
Stephen L ~5. Viu ,......,.
This stlllemerlt ~ Ned
with the County Clertt of
Oranee County on March
20. 1916-
Fill No. F30&2 l 9
l/27 413 4/ 10 4/ 17 '795
WMJIU
IFCiliiOUI ··--.... ITATW'I
The ..,.... .. '*'°"' .,.
-.~-MORENO
IHV'ES1lilENT GROUP. T/37
8wch Sllr9ll. Sum lOO ......
part a.ct., CA~
Aodr., f Emerey, 2616
Cow Street. Caror. del Mat.
CA92MO.
~Id It Clem, 2309
22nd Street. Ne•port
8Mch, CA 92660
~WAL ~.•l North·
...-,. tis µort e.ct\, CA
92660.
This bulil1llS5 15 c:onduct-
ed by•..,,...~
Siped: e.m.m l Ryan,
0....,.,,,..
This ...... It .. filed
with the County Ca.B of
Oranse Cov.nty on Match
24. 1'816.
file No. f304390
31274134/104/17 47'91
&..aall
fClliiOUl.U Ill • ...... ,_,
The.._... person is
dOitW '-•Ina• • OIEHl
& COMPANY. 1201 Dove
......... 570. fl 40ft
a.ct\ CA t2l6fO
It.A. Olzltll lllc.. O:JIPr.r111i1iii. l2lDl .,.. ...... W..510,
tr1 ' ll't 8-d\ CA t2MO TNe .. I I ii ClftU:t. ...........................
lt.A.Olzltlllnc.
....... DllN,f\ .......
_.GIDMlll......,
lite reclatte"t COfft•
-need .. .,..... busi-
... uMIW ... flctltJou•
h1' ............ ..... ..--.,.i.1-. " lNall' ... _ ...
....... CouiMr Clertl of
=.~Oft~ ,.,..,..no
JID413~4/17 4111
W'90TICI
FIChiiOUI a 111111
_..ITAYWT
The followins perwon It
~bullMla•AM·PRO Of~BEACH,2012
vi.c.p,, N9wpott81ech. CA~.
WiM9mE.Carr, 2012Ylltl
Clion, NllalPOlt Belen, CA
92660.
Thia busi,,_.. is conduct·
ed by .... lndMdl.IM. Sicned:
William E. Carr.
BusiMU first tr.nsaci8d
under this business name
on 4 /1 /86.
This ~ ... flied
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on Marc h
27. 1986.
File No. f'30ot823
4/17 4/24 5/1 5/8 4869
u1111
"*IC •NO""ITir111a•
ntiililOUI Ml• IUI
NAME ITATIMIJn
The folk*ns l*'IO" i•
doin1 bualneu H : DOC·
TORS FOR OOCT~ 1606
Reef View Circle. Corona
del Ms, CA 91625.
Toumel'Mnt ,..,... As·
socilltion, tnc., 1606 Reef
V'8w Clrd9, Coronl dlf Mat.
CA'2629.
Tt"9 be •I A 111 .. conduct·
ed ~a oorporltion. $itnld:
Rkofl9f'd J. "'*>. Sea~.
TNs ... .,.,.,... -fited wftft the Counb Clerti of
Or.nee Couf!b on March
28.1916.
File No. fl04937
4/17 4/24 5/1 5/8 4872
PMltl I I ••I 211111 .-......
•JI IDllW
The ~ftl pet"Mnt .................
l*tMtl from .... S*tner·
ship opereUna under:
FOURTH MO MAIN MIC).
CIATU. too C..., Lane, ,.. sat~ CA 92663 •
The Flditioua ........
Name Sbte"*lt tot the ,..._ • ..,_,..,on~
9, 1915 In the County of Ot.,,... Or111nat f'lle No.
F290735.
L L Ebeftln1, Inc., 900
C11ney Lane. Newport
a.ch, CA 92663. c.lifOI·
nla.
This bu5'neu w11 con·
ducted by • ..,.,., pert·
MIShip. Silned: LE. Eber·
lln&. Inc., By. Lanaln1 (.
~Pmldeld.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Or•n1e County on March
27. 1986.
4/3 4/10 4/17 4124 4820
IMl1e PUaJC •NOTIMIWICl-
f1Cii .......... . .-nalW
The foHowins S*IOnS.,.
doins business as: DAVIS/
WAL TERS/GADCO CARLS-
BAD GATEWAY, 1400 Bris-
tol Street North, Newport
Beach, CA 9'2660.
Great American Devel·
oe>ment Company, a Cali·
... c:orpcntion, 600 "8"
St.-. Suite 700, San Oielo.
CA92183.
Cat1sa.c:t Gatew9y Asso-
cila$, 1400 BristlDI StreM
North, Newpwt ee.ch, CA
92660.
The re1i1trent com·
menced to trenuct bus·
iness under the fictitious t>utu-name lilt9d abowe
on March 25. 1986.
This buliMU ii c:onduct·
ed~ ...... ~.
~WitlilmK.0-..
This itiltliWnent -filed with the Coun~ Cler1l of <>ranee County on Man:h
21.1916.
,. ... No. f304948
4117 4/2A 5115/8 4876
NOnCI OI nlUITll"l IALE
TU-.IHlll ... ,.
YOU AR£ IN 0£fAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
OATE02J6/85. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PROPERTY, fT MAY 8( SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE.
If YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE Of
THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A lAWYER.
On 5/9/86 at 9:15 A.M., CICG CORPORATION as
the dulr appointed TruttM under and pursuant to
Dllect of Trust, Recorded on 817 /85 IS Document No.
85-292113 of Official R9cords in the office of the Recofder
of Oranp County, California, executed by: GEORGE
P. G(OAG[ & .If.AH M GEORGE, wtU SEU AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH OR
A SP£CIFtCAUY 0£s.GNATED CASHIER'S CHECK(S).
~ .t time d .... in &awful money of the United
5*11tin)
AT THE FROHT EHTRAHCE TO THE OLD ORANGE
COUNTY COURTHOUSE, LOCA TEO ON SANT A ANA
BOULEVARD BETWEEN SYCAMORE STREET ANO
BAOAOWAY, SANTA ~ CA Ill ri8ht. tide and t.ltefest
comMyed to and ncM held by it under 111d Deed of
TNIR in the property sitl..ud in said county, Celifom •.
describi"I the llnd theNin:
LOT 3 IN Bloa< 15 Of SECTIN '8', NEWPORT BEACH
, IN THECITYOf N£'WPORT BEACH, COUNTY Of OAANGE,
STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AS PE.It MAP RECORDED IN
BOOK 4, PAGE 27, OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. IN
THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER Of SAID
COUNTY.
The ...... llddrwa and other common desilNtion.
if atyt, of the ,.... property deecribed abcM It purporWd
·~ 106 AfTllNTH STR££T, NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
The undlnilned Trume chdalms •ny IJabllitY fO'
Mt uaco1r'tdn 111 of the..,.. addtwend ott.. common ........... .,,,.~ .... .
Seid ........... ~ ........ (;'l()IM ... OfWTW'Cy,
.. .,...... OI Implied, reprdin& tltte, poueulon, °'
~ to PQ the nNMinin9 prindpet sum
of the noee(a) MCUM by ukl Oeed of Trult, with
............ prowldld In Mid nalll(1), .......
ff eny. under tM terms of the Deed of Trust, ,..,,
ct.,.. Md -,::i 1 of the TNllllll 8"d of the trUltl
cr1111 d'--of TNll. to-wit Slll.161.15. 1119 bel.ncW, under uld Died d TNlt Mlldote
II IC•*-f and dellwered to the ........,.. 8 ~
Duda....,. of~ wt 01n11Md tor Siie. end wrt1i1n
....-C. of~ 8"d Oedlolt ID Sii. The .........
ceUMd N6d Notice .. o.t.utt end Electton to Seti '° ......... in the cour-., .... the ,... ~ la._.... T~ I& CtOO Oarpontialt.
M•-Md .::r-• numbs of '*90f'I c:ondudlinl Ille is 7101-. 9'1nd'cl. CA 91~19'1
(111)142 .... cacG CQMIOMTtON, AS TRUSTEE, BY 0£80MH
A.MMEY
41114124 5/1 4810
... ,.
& 11111 ........
•aaa••HIWIMU LOMt•~a , ........ ..
T.O. SOMCE COMP1ANY • -.., IN :I,... TNllllll
under ... .., .... dllcrlaecl .... ol .,... wtU. l(U
AT PUeUC AUCTION TO ntE HIOHEIT BeOOEJt f'Ott
CASH NfO/Olt TH£ CASHtOS 01t CO'Tlnf.O CHECO ::"'..:~"...cw:!=:-: .,.~c.;.~=> ... rWwt. tide WI ...... _. CGfM}Md to end now h9ld
~ It under tllld o.d ol Trust Jn the Pf'OC*1Y t*91n ... ~
TRUSTo.t MCHARO R. G008ER, MARY G008ER
BENme&MV! BAHi< Of AM£RICA NATIOfW. TRUST
ANO SAYINGS ASSOCIATION NCOrded May 5. t9n
...... No. 7406"' ... 12179, P1911574 of OflidM
Aecontl in ... oMce of ... Alcorder of Or-. County; ~died of""" deecltbel the~
LGt 1 ol TFKI No. 7247, Jn the city of Nezpwt Blectt,
Count1 o1 annea ..... ,,, c.ffbnia. • .-rnlP l'«:Ofdild
In book 278, ca..-21 '° 25 lnctueiw of .. ~
.... in the .. of the County Rec:otder of uid ~
Except ttwnlftoca that portion tytns within parcels 1
end 2 • s.hoM't on • mep filed In book 41 Plll8 18
of percel ~ in the olftce of the County Recorder
of ... County.
YOU ARE IN 0£FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED' 5/02/77. UN USS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF
THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU.
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
1653 ,_,View Cifcle, Newpaft Beech, CA
•(tf ............. otc:ommon~of property
ltlhownabow, nownntyi11Mf\estolts~
or correctna1)." The beneficiary under said Deed
of Trust, ~ r...on of 1 bfwh ot defeult in the obfiptioltt
secunld thereby, heretofore executed and delivered
to the undersi1ned • written Oecl1r1tlon of Oefeult
and Demand for Siie, and written notJce of default
and of election to cause the ~ to .-1 said
property to 18ti1fy Hid obli11tions. Ind there1fter
the undersl1ned caused u ld notice of c:tefault and
of etection to be r9COrded Dec:embet 23, 1985 a Instr.
No. 85-513910 of Official Records in the office of
the Recoider of Or.,.. County;
S.ld Sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, expr.s "' implled, resardW tide PCJSws5ion.
°' encumtnuc:es. to PllY the remaininc princlpel sum
of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust, with
interest 11 In said note prOYided, advanca. If any.
under the tenns of Slid Deed of Trust. fees, dwlel
and upenses of the Trustee and of the trusts ctUted
~ Mid Deed of Trust.
Said 111• will be held on: Friday, May 9, 1986. It
1:30 p.m. In the lobby to the buHdinc locMed • 601
Souttt Ulwtl sn.t. Or.,..,~ 92668.
At the time of the lnftlal pubfication of this notic:e..
the tolal .nWJUnt of the unoeid belMCe of the abl'•ti<M•
secured by the •bow described deed of trust and
..th1 lhdooats,...,...,and1CMNasil$l46,417.31.
tt 11 pouible that M the time of ule the openin1
bid may be -ttW'I the eot.l lndetltlldn ... due.
tf ~the tllq)eCt9d oC*W"I bid m.r b9 ~
by callln1 the f0Uowln1 telephone numbers on the
dly before the tale: (714) 385-4837 01 (213) 627
4865.
OMI: April 7, 1986
TACl:9897
T.D. SEltVICE COMPANY as said Trustee, by a.tty
Jo McO.nleJ, Assistant Secretary, 601 South Lewi•
St., (')nwwt, CA 92668 (714) ~700.
4117 4/24 5/1 '859
IC-241U
"*-IC NOllCI
F'ICiliiOUI .......
NAMl ITA1"1.mJff
The folowf"I persons ere
dotnl business 11: LON G
BEACH ARTESIA ASSO·
CIATES. 1 Cetifomil 11"8"81
pet1ner'Ship, # 13 CorPQfMe
Ptai1, Suite 200, Newport
Seaeh. CA 92660.
se.phen C HoplUn$. T NS·
tee, or tlf'1 St ICC I I I Ot Trustee
of the Stephen C. and Denise
Hopkins Trust. undet Dec·
t.rlltion of Trust dlt9d Oc·
tober 24. 1980 and as
amended. 2553 Monaco
Drive. L•1un• Beach. CA
92651
Thomas 0 Lenny, 17
Wood flower. Irvine, CA
92714.
Mettshen Corponition, Cal·
1fMnia, 25092 Buckboard
Lane. La1un1 Hill•. CA
92653.
Thi$ business is • ..,.,..
pwtr..ship.
The re1istrant com·
menced to transact bu1I·
nHI under the flctlttout
butJnes1 name or names
tittled abcWe on Man;h 26,
1986. Sianect: $tepMn c.
Hapldns. T"" ......,,,..,. .. filed
with the County Cleftl of °''nae County on March
2:7,1116.
Ale No.. f3041IO
4134/10.t/17412' 4115
37 Fatrview, Gwden GroYe.
CA 92643.
Jane Appell, 136.41·37
FliMew. ca.rden Grow. CA
92643.
Rose Haberman. 136'1
37 Fairview, Gwden Grow.
CA92643.
This business is conduct
ed by
S11ned Dennis Wolfe.
Par1nef.
This SUrtement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on March
13. 1986.
File No. F303550
4/3 4/ l 0 4117 4124 '830
124115 PU-..c-NO-n-a-rwcnoous 1U111111s
..... ITATtmNT
The followiftl person IS
ootns businest u : AUTO
INSORAHCE SPf.ClAUSTS.
4500 Clmpus OrM, Suite
500, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Auto I~ Spectaf·
lsts-Nwport. Inc., a Cl·
Hfornia corpondon, 4500
Campu1 onw. Suite 500.
N9wpatt 8wh. CA 92660.
This~ laconOuc:t·
ed ~. ~11111cn.
The ,..tlbam com·
menced to tnnuct bus· ,.,... under ... fk:dtio&ll
bullnela ,.... or nemes
NRld ... Oft 9/13112.
Si1Md: J1me1 F. C..nt, ,.....,..
~ 11 , .... _tied
wittl tM Couney Cl.nt ol e>r.,.. County on Men:h
ll.ltl6.
Ate No. Fl05101
4/17 4/24 5/l 518 4871
a.a
PUaJC ••""rniwa~
flChhOUllll•IDI
NWITA'IWT
The fotlowin1 person is
dolna busiMll as: FALICK/
KLEIN /PIRDY, 281 1 Villa
Way, Newport Beach, CA
92663.
The F11ick/KJein Partner·
ship, Inc .. 5847 San fetipe,
Suite 1900, Houston. TX
77057.
This business is conduct·
ed ~ • corpontion .
The re1i1trant com·
menced to transac t bus·
iness under the fictitious
butineu name °' names
l11ted above on 9/ l /85
Sianed: J.,.,.. F •lick. Pres·
tdent..
This statement wn filed
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on March
28. 1986.
FUe No. f304936
4/17 4/24 5/1 5/8 4874
Ullll
PUelJC •NCm""'rva•
FICiiiiOUI lllllfDI
MMllTATIMDIT
The tottowina penon is
doi"I bulJNll n: VANOY
COMPUTER COftP., 22622
l..8fnbert 91... 87. C.-de
8'.lsi,,_ c..t.., El Toro,
CA 92630.
Vandy Corpoqtion,
22622 Lambert St, •307,
Canada eu.lneu Center.
EJ Toro, CA 92630.
The 1'91iltrant com·
mencedlDtrwmc:t ~ unds1he~
rwne ,.._. llbow on 10/
1185.
Thil ~is a>nduct·
ed ~. c:orpcndofa. __.:
J. Eric leYine, ...
This ..........,. ... filed
with the County Clettl of
On,.. County on March
21, 1916.
fUe No. f304934
4/17 4/24 5/1 518 4875
PU8UCNOTICI
FlCTITIOUI ......
NAME ITATEMUfT
The followin1 person 1s
dome business as: ZAHARA.
1077 Sant• Ana Ave , La·
l\lf\I Buch. CA 92651
Sheri-Anne Fahy, 1077
Santi An• Ave. La1un1
8-ch. CA 92651
This buSlness 1s conduct
ed by ... tndMdUll Sicne<!
Sheo·Anne flhy.
Thts smt9mlf'lt was filed
wrth the County Clerk ot
Oranae County on Mam 31 .
1986
File No F30!10l 9
4/3 4110 4/17 4/24 4825
"'9lJC N011CI
HCfiliOUl .. IMll
_. ITATElllNT
The followin1 person "
doin1 business as: IT'S A
WRAP. 108 Vea Yelle, New
port Beech, 92663
JuMe P. fleml... 108 Via
Ylfl.t, Newport Beach. CA
92663.
This buslneu Is conduct
ed ~ • lindMdull SllJwd•
Jule ... f\ernq.
This ............. fited
with the County Clerll of
Oran .. County on March
21.1916.
f1le No. 304952
4/3 4/10 4/114/24 4809
~ om.. ConMie
dill Mlt, CA 92625.
LM Anan911. Ya ,,_.. .......
.... T.,.....1506
Sendeeltte om.. COloM
dll llW. CA 92625 .
•11111111 -.. ~ ...................
.... .. 111111.: ........ ~"&!:: TNIJ'O __ ...
Sa~Orlw.
e111 Mir, CA 92625 . .... CO..nty CWk "' ~Oft,.21.
• '302014
TNt .,.,..,_ ii conduc:t·
ed by Jc*tt ..... ~
~T.FuJblbo 4/17412'5/15/8 4161
TNs ....,....,. ... ftled
with the County Clerk of o,.nce County on Mareh
31.1986.
F"tle No, F305021
4/341104/174124 4823
WM>Ta
HC'iii ......
..... IJATW
The toMowW11 .,....,. • .,.
doifll butineM M K£Y CON·
NECTION, 1155 Au5ttn
Street. Cost• Mesa, CA
92626.
Richrd Arthur Enceman,
1155 Austin Street. Costa
Mesa, CA 92626.
Thi$ business tS conduct·
ed by an tndMdual. SilNd·
Richard Althur lnpman
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on Marc h
31. 1986
~
ACTIHOUIMMlrt•
IUMllTATWT
4/3 4/10 4/17 '124 4826
f'U8lJC NOTICl
ACiliiOUS WIS
,.._ITATDIUff
The fotlowinc pef'IOn is
dome busineu 1&: COSMCT·
IC SURGERY CENTER OF
NEWPORT. 1525 ~
Ave. Suite 100. Newi>e>rt
Beach , CA 92663.
The foUowina person 1s
doint business as: INTER·
LINK INNOVATK>NS. INC ,
11895-F Sky Pant Ctrcle.
Irvine. CA 92714
Or Uz Ashtey, ~ 1 Circle
Drive. Newport e..ch, CA
92663
This business is conduct·
ed by an 1001~. SeiNd:
Liz AsNey
Interlink Innovations.
Inc., 19895-F Sky Park Cir·
d e, Irvine, CA 92714.
This statement -fited
••th the County Clerk of
Oran1• County an March
13. 1986
File No. F303963 This businna is conduct·
ed ~. c:orpcntion. Sicned: 3127 4/3 4110 4/17 4799
a.aat
Uf'l..., M:CIOIJIT MD NIM.TH..,,..,.. OF TMl
AllllLMI. STA'IW ·YIM blDID DCCI' 11 D lL
llM. ti A..eu• tin 11• .... ..._ •• Ca o ., ., .... y..._ ................. 11 m -y-
11291·1 ...
Cltlc>ort alt amounts 1n .._,.. doffer'S ConiYD
Total .c1rnitted Msets $.364,019. 452
Totll lil«>efidn 324,887,540
c.piWI P9id up 1. 500.000
(Plilel)
Gron P9ld in.,., contnbtad ~
(Pa9f 3) 38.598.800
$pecW turplu5 funds (Pi91 3) 562.838
Unmilned funds (surptus) Chli 3.
line 298 minus 29C) Cl .529.726)
ca.in (Lou) from openbons (Pi914.
line 31) 5.994.135
Increase (Oecr-.se) 1n C-... IWld Sur
ptus dunnc 1984 <,,. 3) 4.282.121
lmt.WW1Ce in force· NatlOnWlde (Plile
15. ltne 22. Col 10 · Whde dola.B) 3.294,883
Acodent & Hulth premiums Schedule
H ·Col. 1. Line 1) 2,792.122
Insurance 1n force. c.tifomta Business
p..,_ (Line 22 · Col 6) 30.888.098
Accident~ he9lttl premiums 0.red
Caldom la business P• (Une 25. Col
2) «.SU
We her"~ certify that the •bole items •• 1n accordance
Witte the Annual Statement for the yeaf ended December
31. 198" made to the lnsur•nce Comrrnssiooer of the
State d Caflfomt•. pursuant to law
Peter P Huff, Name of Pres.dent
WMter P Dohrmann. Name d SecretMY
4/ 3 4/ 10 4/ 17 .....
PU8UC llOT1Cl
39299
4806
Uf'E ANO ACODOfT MIO HEALTH. IYWlll OF THE
AllMJAl ITA'TlmJfT · YIM BeED DECIMIEI 31.
IMS._, CGUllUDAl MNalll Ufl INSUUM:f
CO.Altw. 1401.,... ....... "'-· ~ ....... c ..... ...
(R~ all amounts In ..._ dol~ (ontyD
Total adnwtted assets (Pllll 2. Line 28) S50.991 783
Totll 11*:>tilbes (Pap 3. Line 26) 39 491.001
Ca~ paid·up (P'aee 3. Line 27 A and
278) l.100.000
{Pap 3. I.JM 27C) 0
Gro55 Pl"d-•n •nd contrfbu'9d ...,,Pus
(Piie 3. Line 28) 9.436,658
Soeci•I surplus funds (Pap 3, Line 29A) .().
UnnsCnect funds (surplus) (Pap 3.
Line 298 minus 29C) 964.124
Gatn (LOIS)~ opetllttons ~ 4,
Line 31) (578.129)
1!'1CIMM (0.C.-.se) In~ IWld &M'
pfus durinc 15185 <Pace 3, Line 30. 1985
rmnut 1984) 411.8!>3
lnsufm "' Fon::c Nlltiol ..... (hie 1s. LJne 22. Cd. lO-Whde dollars) 2844n•.ooo
AcCldlnt Ind Hlelth premNml (Sch..
~ H-Cd.1. Une l) 21.628.768
lnsurenoa in Fon::it CMtomle Business
P19t (Piia 46 Line 22. Col 6) 1M9058. 788
Accident and .... premiums . onct-
C.lifome ~ P'lilt (P'lilt ~. UN
25, Col 2) 23,C.0.338 We,_..,, c:Mifyt'hllt the llbOllle lllmS ... 1n eccodlwa
.ettt the Annum M•"411t tor tM ,_, er1ded Dlcei1._
31 , 1985. mede to the Insurance ~ al tN
9tlllla of Clilllanill. ~ to lllw. JOHNS. ROUSSEAU. ...._,,, ,_....,.
MAASHALl A. STIWeQt ..... ,,, Scca_,, --.
31203/274/34/104/17 • .,.
Jla 17. 1• THE NEWPORT EN8IGNICOSTA MESA NEW&'IRVINE TODAY
coa1-. ..
NCmCa °' ,......_. uu
T.S.Nt. ..
NOftcl
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UN0£R A DUO Of TRUST. DATED
M.y 30, 1984. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO ~TECT
YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOt.O AT A PUBUC SAl.E.
IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of
THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CON·
TACT A LAWYER.
On April 24. 1986, at 9:30 A.M .. Default ServiceComP9flY,
Inc .. a California corpoqtion n duty ~ Truat.ee
under and pursuant to DHd of Trust record.ct June
7. 1984. as Inst. No. 84·234017. of Offlcial Rec«d•
1n the office of the County RecC>fdef of Or.,. c.ounty,
State of CALIFORNIA. Executed by HOWARD L GARNER
ANO RUTH A. GARNER. Husb9nd and Wtf9, Will SEU
AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGtiEST BIOOER FOR CASH
(paya~ at bme of sale In lawful money of the U~
States) at the front entrance to Suite 217 (2nd floor)
• 25200 la Paz Road, LAcuna Hilb.. c.libnia ad richt.
title and interest COf1WY9d to and now held by it under
said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County
and Stste descnbed as:
Lot 2 1n Bk>ck 19 of Section 3, Balboe Island. in the
Crty of Newport Beech. County of Orwtee. Stat. of C.I·
1forma, as per map recorded in book 7. S>al• 15 of
Miscetlaneous Maps, in the office of the County Recorder
of said County.
The street address and other common desianatlon.
1f any, of the real property described abolle is purport9d
to be:
202 Apolena, Belbol Island, California.
The undersi1ned Trustee disclaims any liability for
any incorrectness of the street 9ddress and other common
des11nation. if any, shown herein.
Said sale will be made, but wtthout covenant or nrranty,
express or implied. re1ardin1 title, possession. or
encumbrances, to pay the remainin1 principal sum
of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with Interest
thereon. as provided 1n said note(s). advances, if any,
under the terms of said Deed of Trust, tees. char1es
and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts CrNted
by said Deed of Trust
The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption
secured by the property to be sold and reasonable
estimated costs. expenses and advances at the time
of the m1t1al publtcallon of the Notice of Sale is
$355.126.62
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to the unders11ned a written
Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale. and• written
Notice of Default and Election to Seti. The undetsi,ned
caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to
be recorded m the county where the real property 1s
located
Date March 28. 1986
Default SefVICe Company, Inc., as said Trustee. 25200
La Paz Road, Suite 217. l..a1Una Hills, CA 92653, 714·
855-6670, by Michael G. Rose, Authorized Sianature.
99066
4/3 4/10 4117 4810
•3'412
PURIC NOTICI un AND ACCID(Jff ANO HEALTH. IYNOPlll Oii THl
ANNUAL STATEMENT · YEM EWD DKITTID 31.
1195.., The ....... ., Alwta ta. ....... .. eon.-•. One ....... .,. ... ' ......... ...... ..........
(Report all amounts in whole dollars [onlyD
Total admitted assets(,,... 2. Line 28) $93,721,629
Total hablltties (Pqe 3, Line 26) 64,418,083
CA~ patd·up (Pate 3. Line 27A and
278) 2.500,000
<Paae 3. Lme 27C) 0
Gross paid-in and contributed surplus
<Paae 3. lme 28) 8.607.n 4
Special sur~us funds CPaae 3, Line 29A) 0
Unass11ned funds (surplus) (Pap 3,
Line 298 minus 29C) 18,195.772
Gam (Loss) from operations (Pap 4,
Line 31) 5.918.043
Increase (Decrease) 1n Capital and
Surplus dunn1 1985 <Paae 3, Line 30,
1985 minus 1984) 5,524,162
Insurance tn Force Nationwide (Pqe
15. Line 22. Col 10 · Whde dollars) 3,552,002
Accident and Health premiums
(Schedule H-Col l , Line 1) 8,027,433
Insurance 1n Force Califom.a Busmes.s
Piie (P'a8t 46 Line 22. Col. 6) 81,156.573
Aa:.tdent .00 health J)r9mtUms · Oitect
~ Busaness ,,... (f'l9e 46. Line
25. Cot 2) 1,438
We hereby certify thM the ~ illlms are In
accordanoe wtth the Annuail ~tor the~ ended
Decembs 31. 1985. made to the 1"""9nCe
ComrntS&IOner of the Stat9 of~. punuant to law.
M.W. leywto, Named Pr9Sident
W D '-"Y. Name of Sectetary
J.20 J-27 4.3 4-10 4-17 4767
PUeUC NOTICI
1-MIM
IUllllDlll
(CITACIOft JUOICW.)
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (Avi90 a Acuudo) HANEN
CONSTRUCTION CO .. INC., a California Corporation,
CONVENIENCE CARE CENTERS. INC .• a Callf0tnla
Corponmon. and DOES l throulh 20, lndusive,
YOU ARE BEING SUED BY fl\.AINTIFF: (A Ud. le .sta
demandando) LESTELLE CONSTRUCTION CO .. a Cal·
1flom1a Corpon1lion.
You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons
IS sefV9CI on )'OU lo ftle a typewntlen relC)OnM at tNs
coutt.
A lettet' a< phone call will not protect ~; )QJr type..
written rffC)Onse must be 1n proper lepl form 1f you
waf'lt the court to tt.ar ~r case.
If ~ do not ftle your response on bme, you m.y
lose the case. and your w11es. money and ptoperty
mey be tat.en without furtt. ..,.,.. ffom ... court.
Thete .,. other i.111 requirementa. You may want
co catl an attOtney r1'M awey. H you do not 8'now an
.ncwney. you may caU.,. MIOtney.....,.,.. MMice or
a ..... aid office (Ii.ct ln IN phor19 book).
Ouespes de que le ~ _.. cbcfon 1ud'clal
UIWd tiene uft paa.zo de lO DIAS CALEHOAMOS .,.,...
presentar una respunta eacriU • mequfna en nt•
~
Una carte o una Hamada l9lefonJCll no le ~
protecclon; IU ~ elCrfta a mequN tief'9 ~
c.umP'lr con lat fonnaf dade• IQeles apropfedH 11
ua.d ~,QUI le cortl tee:ueftl IU C.O.
Si UiMd no P"e..,.... IU ,....,. ..... 8 ti9n'P0. puede
P9fder .. ca91>. 'I '9 puedln QUbr IU llllerto. IU ....,
y otral C01H de IU propieded tin evf90 ddonef pot
pettie dt II corte.
E•ltten otrot requlsitot 5eplff. PU.O. Que ~td
Qul•r• llamar 1 un •bosado lnmed etemente. Si no
conoce a un abclpdo. puede lllnW • un wvicto de ,.....nda dt lbopdai 0 a UM allckw dt ~ ....,
(wee .. dir9C1otio Wlblico).
CASE NUMIER (Numlro d9l C-,)
72032
The name Ind addf'ffl of the COUit is; (El nombN
' dlr9Cdon dt .. c:atl es)
MUNICIPAL COURT Of CAUfORNIA. Ora'Wt Councy
Hatt. Judicial District. 460 l JembotM 8t¥d.. ~
101, ,..., pert 8lech. Calltor11ia t2MO.
The name, addtw. and"'""'°'• nurnti. of plliellffra atiolNy, OI Pllintiff without _.. ... ..,, la: (ti nombre,
la dirwcdon y ., numero del te19'alio ct.I ~ del
demendaMI. o dtt dema,._ que no dlf'9 ~
es)
RONALD C. BROWN, 16133 Ventura Bhd., Suite 680,
Encino, CalHoma 91436. (818) 907~134.
DATE: (Feet.) JUN 19, 1985
J. PETERSON
Ctetk (Actuario), by LAURIE SP£NCER. Deputy (0.-
pdo).
3/2741341104117 4Jgo
l.2UJI
F1CTl110UI ......
NAME STATlllDIT
The foftowinc per10nS are
doi"I t>us;ness as: JT VEN-
TURA, 3 Upper Newport
Pl&t.a Drive, Nlwport e.ch.
California 92660.
Jae:)! J. Jekolky, 3 Upper
Newport Plaza Drive, New-
port S.Ch, CA 92660.
Larry Tucker, 3 Upper
Newport Pfau Drive, New·
port Beech. CA 92660.
This busmess is canduct·
ed by • aeneral partnership.
Si.,,.ct; Jack J. Jellosky
The re1istrant com ·
menced to transact bu$i·
ness under the fictitious
business name lilted abolle
on March 11, 1986.
This st.atement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on March
19, 1986.
File No. F304048
3/27 4/3 4/ 10 4117 4800
a... ... NO-on-a-0#-.une>N 0#,..,,...1.,
Pubflc ~ 11 hereby
ciwn thllt SANTIAGO COR·
PORATION, H General
Partner, and~ .....
Lew Hyttn. Richard S.m·
onian, Roblrt J. Eediu•ou
and Sentiaeo CorporMion, nUrm.d~tw.t·
ofot9 doinl bulinea under
the fic:tttious firm name Md
ayte d SANTIAGO CRU.K
ESTATES, at 1108 West
Sewnewtth Str'8llt, a.y d
Santa Ana, County of Oran8a. St.ee d Caaibnia,
did on the28thd8ydM.ch,
1986, by mutual conMnt.
dlssotve the said pertner.
$hip and terminate their
relations 11 partnen the-
rein.
further ~ 11 heNby
liven thllt the~
will not be ,.....ble, from
th~ day on, fot any obU·
ptJon inc.un'9d ~ the oth-
ers tn their own .,..,.. ""
in the name d the firm.
DMed lit T Ultin, Celifor·
nia, this~ dmy d Mlfch,
1986.
GENERALPARTNER:San-
tlaso CorporMion, by R).
ctwd Simm-~It. Siped: STMN M£W.
ER, Umlad ,.,. ..
LEW HYKES, Umlted
Pw1'W
MCHMO SIMONIAN, lJ. ,,.......,.._
ROBPT J. EAOINGTON, Umltld,...,
SANTtAGO CORPORA· TJON, ~fldw'd .,.....,,,
Umitlld Pwtrw
4/17 4885
~MOnca ..............
NAMllTA,_,.
The foHowlftl l*SOft is
dcMn1 business H : AC·
CENTS 8Y B'DA.2180 Elden
Ave., #8, Coltl Meu. CA
92627.
Brenda Sue Chandlet,
2180 Elden Ave., 18. ~
Mesa.CA92627.
This~ is conduct·
ed ~en indMduef. Silned: er.. Sue etwldlaf.
This 11 ..... _fta.d
with the County ce.n. of
~ County Oft Ma~h
24,ltl6.
Ale MD. F'30iM47
4/17 4124 511 511 4m
DUH "*CM•Mrn,.,a--nc111 .. ar•rm
MMl lfAlW'Illff
The ........ w. ...
doi"l~•MISStON
OMS APARTMENTS. 2021
Blylldl DrM. Coronl ..
Mar,CA92625..
Edwin f . ._. IU, 2021
&.yside DrM. Coronl def
Met, CA 92625.
Edwin F. 5'aen, k., 2021
~ OrM, Corona del
Mar, CA 92625.
The rqistrant com-
menced to trensact bus-
inns under the fk:tttious
bus"-Nn'9 Hltl9d ~
on 12/12114.
This bulineu .. c::ianduct·
ed ~ ........ peltnenhip. Si1nect: Eft6n F. 5'ler\ 111,
Generaf Plrtrw.
Thts~wfiled
with the County Cterk of
Or.,,.. County on April 2.
1986.
Ale No. F'263262
4/17 4/24 5/1518 4878
1-MMI ncnnoua• 1111u
NAmSTATDmff
The folcMtnl ....... .,.
doif'I business as: ARLING-
TON RIVERSIDE ASSO·
CIA TES. 13 CorpotMt Ptua.
,.._l#PCllt Bw:h, CA 92660.
l/f No. 6, a California
lunitied pettnenNp. 19 Cor·
potat• Plaza. Newport
Bw:h, CA 92660.
The William Lyon Com·
pany, 19 Carpente Plaza,
,_•Pott Bw:h. CA 92660.
William Lyon, b'ultff of
the William H. Lyon 1974
Trust. 929 Via Udo Soud,
Newport Bw:h. CA 92663.
Aichard E. F,.,..., 1981
Ki~ Cirde. Tustin, CA
92680.
Dick J. Randall and Car·
otyn L R8ncWt Trust. 22348
R.,nart Road. Cupertino,
CA95014.
,..., Oehl. • Custodiaf 1 tot William H. L,on under
the Calitomil Uniform GHts
to Minon Act, The f leld·
stone -Co.. 14 tori>orat•
Plaza, Ne•Pott Bw:h, CA
926450.
The McHemln fMoca..
bee T,_ 2002 Sen lAnnzo,
S.. Ana. CA 92704. OwitM Jundt, 9525 W.
Olldlnd ""' .. 1 IMfd. ft
l.a.tdlftfllla, Fl 33321.
The ..,_ T. 6 fnnc11
S.~Tn*~
112 Viste o.t Monte, Los
Gia. CA 9!5030.
Thiabulinlleiacanduct·
ed ~a ........ pertNnhip.
--fldwd [. ,,..,...,
VF No. 6. a Clillbni9 M~
iled ~ 9y. Rich·
Md E. fnnMI, Plrtrw
The Wllllam Lyon Com-
peny, 9y. Mdwd E. Frankel, va.-._._ ..
Wiiiiam H ...... I l)l'Oft. a
MiflOI, 9y. ,.., Oehl, Cu.·
bial'I
9y. o.w..a Jundt
Wiiiiam &.,on. trustM of
the WiffiMn H. Lyon 1974
Trust. By: Wiiiiam Lyon,
Trwtle
Oick J. ,..,.... and Cat·
otyn L. lbtndaM Trust. By.
Oki& J. Randell, TNlllM
The McNamen Rewca-
bf• Trust. ty. James E.
McHlnwa.T~ The....,_ T. & ,-,.,._
S.. ....U. Trull ~
By....,._ T. Pirtle, TNltle
This ....,,,,... -filed with the County Clerk of
Or.net County °" March
1&.l~
file No. fl03962
3127 ~34/104/17 4796
w~
HCIHWIUI I I• ... mo n The.,.. .........
~bl•I-• DUTCH
NOPUTY flWffTENANCf.
23011 Moufton httiway,
Suite (9, Laauna Hills
92653.
F. Mlf1ln .......... 23SC2
TNVtso. L11uM HUf$. CA
92153.
E•H ......... 23542
TNYt9o, U.Une Hllts., CA
92653.
1Nt ........ conduct·
td by husbend and wife. _.,,...,..,, ......
Thia • 2 I n*lt -filed with the County Clerk of
Oranp County on Mwch
31. 1916.
File No. F30!5020
4/3 4110 4/17 412-t 4824
DUI •--rr1-a .. O#-.vr10N
Neue&•Mn.-n
WILLOWBROOK
PARTHERS, a Cellfomia
'9Mf'8f partnership con·
~ tA AM£RMST YEN· TIJR£S.. C..NDm6A .....
~lndT.J. TODD,
INC., a c.Ntom6a ~ don. end whldt ... c-.ied
onb~MMO .....
port cn.-0rtwe. Su-.455.
Pi111PC"1 a.ch. CA 92MO
••• dl"°'Md effective
March 17, 1996.
NW ht .... the bus-
iness of the Partnership
shall be conduct9d soWy
~ T J . TOOO, INC.
WILLOWBROOK
PARTNERS, a California
1•n•ral partne11hlp, by
AMERtV£ST VENTURES, a
c.Ntomil ...... Peftrw·
ahlp a•neral partner, by
Rlchvd M. Felt, pner•I
'*'""· 4/17 4883
,._IC ... -rr1-a-
ACih .. llJ• I•
.....lfAlW
The~ ........
dDi"I ._..... -CNft.S. BAO GATEWAY ASSO· aATtS. 1440 8rtlaol Slr9lt
North. S.. 245. Nupo.1
Bled\. CA 92MO.
Wiiiiam K. Davis. 1440
Bmeol Sbw« Ncwttt, Suite
245, N.-.pott Beach, CA
~
FNdW...,._ 14408ri*>I
Str .. t North, Suite 245,
Ne•port a.ch. CA~.
Thfl bulir-. ls conduct·
ed ~a ..... pertnership.
The rqlstrant com·
menced to tranuct bus·
inns under the fictitious
buMnen neme ot names
ltaed abcN9 on 3/21/86. Slaned: William It Oavt1,
Generlll Pw1ner.
Thia Ill Pl "*9l W tltld
with the County CJerll of
~County on Mlfeh
fieHo.F*936
4117 4/24 511 518 48n
Dl•1 • ., ... 11,.a••-.vw. Al9um•.,_,,
a•• ~ •111111inrwa•
AC ihiOUI IU 11111• ... ..,. ...
The .............
dol"I business ea: SIX· TEE NTH STREET
PARTNERS, MO .... port
C.nter Drive, Suite 455,
MHport 8aldt, CA 926&0.
ArwtAll v.nu.. 840
Hlhlport~ DrM. ~
455, Newport Buch. CA
926450.
AnwMlt Oet ti aipmenl.
840 Newport en.-OfM.
Suite 455, .... port a.ch.
CA~.
This tui,,_ II conduct· .. ~ ...... ~.
The rqlstrant com·
mencec:t to trenuct but·
ineu under the ftctttiou1
business neme or nema
listed •bow on 4/ 1 /86.
Silfted: Rich•rd M. fell, s.a .... ,.
Thfl ..... ,..... -Ned
with tM County c .. ," of Onnee County on April 8 •
1916.
Fie No. FlOM2I
4117 4/24 511511 4880
Ulf• PUaJC•ta Htih ..... , •• UM1nm n
The...,. .........
~----wuow. BROOK A,AltTMENTS,
4400MecMhwltwd .• W.
w ...
fCht .. • 1 , .. -""' .. The,.,... ......
deli-. ........ -Cl.ASSIC BUCH INC., 8071 Slater
Ave .. s.;ea 2'0. Mundt••
Beadt. CA 92647.
Timadty o. Wilson, 1709
w. Balboa. Ne•port Bch •.
CA92663.
Gary L. Dietz, 1111 W .
Bay, Newport 8nch. CA
92661.
TNI ~ii conc:U:t·
ed b1 a corpoqdol1. ~
CIMsk: a.ch Inc., Tim Wil-
son, Pra./Sec.IT.-.
Thrl .....,.. .. -fited with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on March
24, 1986.
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS
Announcin1 .......... 200 Investments ........•. 828
Beauty Aids .......... 213 Money to lolln ........ 605
Card of Thanks ....... 201 Money Wanted ....... 606
Cemetary Lots ........ 201 Opportunities ......... 700
Florists ............... 207 Opportunities Wtd ..••. 704
Antiques ............. 808
Appti1ncn ........... 806
Appliances Wented ... 807
Auctions ............. 814
BuUdln1 Meteri•I ..... 817
Business Equipment 818
Camera Equipment ... 819
Coins/Stamps ........ 813
fumitul'9 ............. 800
Furniture Wanted ..... 805 Gar•aes .............. 705
Jewelry .............. 812
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Birds .••.•........... 826
REAL ESTATE
Acru ................ 511
Ac>b. Furnished •...••. 407
Apt:s. Unfumllhed .... 408
8tdt. to be Mowd .... 816
8uMneu Propetty .... 500
Business Rentals ..... 421
Condos for Rent ...... 409
Condos for Sale ....... 508
Commerclal Praperty 505
Hotets ............... 416
lndustrl1t ............ 506
Income Pre>S*tY ....•• 509
Lake Shore Property 515
Lots for Sale .......... 51 o
Mobile Homes .•.....• 917
Mortpae & TO ....... 607
MoCefs ...•...•....... 415
Mount.in C.bins ..•.. 422
Offlce Spece ......... 420
Out of State Prop ..... 514
Real Estate Wanted ... 518
TRANSPORTATION
AlrptaMS ............ 9(JO
Antique Ctass4c Car ..• 912
Autos for Sale ........ 910
Autos Wented ...... ,,915
Auto Parta & Tires ...• 907
Auto Repeir/Oom .•... 913
Auto Repair/For ...... 914'
eo.ts ................ 905
C•mpers ............. 919
Foreian & Sports ...... 911
Mopeds ...••••.•••.•• 909 Merine Supplies ...... 906
Misc. for Sate ......... 809
Funeral Directory ..... 205
Funeral Services ...... 206 EMPLOYMENT
Health Aids .......... 214 Agencies ............. 300 Misc. Wanted ......... 810
Desert Property ....... 513
farms & Ranchn ....• 512
Gara1t1 for Rent ...... 400
Rentals to Slhre ...•.. 412
Ru Est.ate for Xch1 ... 517
Real Estate Loans ..... 600
Motorcycle$ & Bikes 908
Motor Homes •........ 916
Les•• Notices ......... 212 Opportunities ......... 305 Musical Instrument ... 811
Lodaes-Clubs-etc. 209 Preparation .......... 307 Office Equipment ..... 827
Nurseries ............ 815 Pets & Supplies ....... 823
Houses fCK Sale ..•.... 508
Houses fCK Rent/Furn 405
Houses for Rent / RESORT PROPERTY SERVICES
Lost & Found ......... 210 MERCHANDISE
SALES I. SERVICE Oo&s & Cats .......... 824 Unfum ............... 406 for Sale .............. 418 Sc hoots .............. 608
Personals ............ 21 l Livestock ............. 825 Housekeepin1 Rooms 413 Rental ............... 417 Situation W•nted ..... 308
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Don't Throw It Away!
Reweaving of clothes &
sweaters
INVISIBLE WEAVER
no.1111
Tues 9·1Th12-4 Sat 10-
3
•BookU1pina
FRESH START IN '86
Budgets Bookkeepii]L
Taxes, Graphics 673·
3277
•Nunes-Aide
Full-time Nur¥S·Aide
avail to work 6 days 9·
4 Lie Ref638·8059
•Plumbina & Heat-
inc
DRAINS CLEARED $1 5
MINIMUM Plumbing
repairs Faucets. water
heat~ ... diposals, etc. 722·~ or 851 -9604
201-
Cetnetery Lots
2 PACIFI C VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK LOTS,
section Vista Del Mar,
Newport Beach Offers
CNer $600, 492-0654
209-l.od&es-Clubs Etc.
MEMBERSHIP. "TUSTIN
HILLS TENNIS CLUB"
For singte or family en-
1oyment Membership
includes;_ (11) l1~hted
courts, swimming 1acuz·
z1, exercise/weight room.
pro·shop & more $500/
offer. 495-4096
214-Health Aids
Lovely licensed private
residence in Orange for
ambulatory seniors.
Walk. distance to shops.
Sem_i¥iwte rooms start at $950. 714-538-6046
305-Empl. Oppor-
tunttl11
•Resurne1
Professional typin1.
won:tprocessina & type..
setting WHILE 'iOU
WAIT!
Graphics Newoort 720-
9191
Advertising art & logo
design services, bro·
chures, typesetting, etc.
Graphics Newport 7:30-
4 pm
720-9191
WORDPROCESSING
All areas of business
competitive rates 760-
3831
305·Empl. Oppor-
tunities
LEG AL SECRETARY-
South Oranae county pat·
ent firm seeks legal se·
cretary. Experience re-
quired. Word processing
experience preferred. No
shorthand. Self starter.
Call Dana for interview
(714)855-1246
EARN $4.87 /Hour. We
need assistance in ev·
aluatina and responding
to daily Mn reports SU~
mitted by our aaents
throu~ the state. No
ex~rience necessary;
paid tocompletetrainina.
Work at home. For in -
formatoo send setf ad·
dressed stamoed enve·
lope 9~" lofll to: AWGA.
Dept. E,.1,. ... Box 49204,
Atlanta, bl\ 30395
Childcare needed for my
10 mo. old in your New·
port Beach (Eslbtf area)
home 2-4 dtJto/Sf wk 72().
1579.
~ excef~hal~· •na career you with
afast~~We offer exceMent ·
i conditions & ber""1ts. Sf-Jk/yr. Must t.. min. 1 ~ yrs exper. For lddi·
tional info OOIDd JKk
Carozu 714-64s-8700
•Wonlprac 111ilt1
T ypifll. wordprocessjn& ~pfusad\wtis
ina an seMCe5. printina. etc. Graphics Newport
720-9191
WOROPROCESSING
GRAPHICS
Reasonable 673--32n
SACRIFICE ACAPULCO
VACATION
Air/Hotel Included,
worth $1000. Best offer.
Ray 1-800-635-2424
St Thomas · ~lco ·
Cancun, Round trip Air I
hotel included $14~. ea.
1-800-635-2424
305-Empl. Oppor-
tunities
Our company has a po-
sition for a qualified in·
dividual as a manaaer
trainee. Our comprehen-
sive traininJ pro1ram
allows individuals with
Of without experience to
proaress accordin'" to
their own abilities. $15k/
yr. For additional info
contact Jack Carozza
714-645-8700
Family needs lovina
Christian eneraetic woman to care for 2 child-
ren in our Irvine home.
Must hawt car & ref. U., 5Pkrw.. non-smkr. Must
be flexible. Aoorox. 15
days/mo hrs 1~1 pm now
7am·7pm July, Au1. If
Qual top pay 651·1873.
Aaents looki1'W for people to wort< in TV commer-
cials. For info. call (602)
837·3401Ext1703
Siies Rep5 Wllnllld: Video
vendinc machines. for
further Info write to: G
& R Inc.._~ S. P9'yY
Ste 84, ~ Wash . 99203
WARM MOTHERLY PER·
SON TO BA8Y'SIT for 4
chHdr.,.~ 30 houri p9i ... Slf.
urday • evenln1 won
requftd. Good ~ conditiol • .. .,.. w.1ts for
r~-m'r""
305-Empl. Oppor-
tunities
HOUSE-KEEPER/BABY
SITTER NEEDED! 2 child-ren. Lowly Mission vie;o
home. Full time. 5 ct.y
week. A a.m .-6 p .m .
Splinish<fine; Enclish not ~7~mess ...
EASY ASSEMBLY WORK!
$714.00 per 100. Gua-
ranteed _payment. No
Sales. Details-Send stamped~ [Jan.
5075, 3418 Enterorise,
Fl Pierce, A. 33482
CHILO CARE/LIGHT
HOUSE·KEEPING
NEEDED In exchanee for
small private resic:fence
on premises. L11una Beach. 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Weekdays Sept to June.
Full time June to Sept.
References _req1.1i!ed .
After 7 p.m. 494-0584
RENT Laauna Niguel 2
bdrm, 1: ba. luxury
condo. Near new. Walk
to beach. f'~. dis-
hwasher, microwave_,
washer, dryer, Poof. $97:>
970-0963
406-H....JRent/
Unf.
FOR LEASE! NEWER LUX-
URY HOME IN CAPO
BEACH. 2 bdrm, d en,
family room 3 ba, fire-
place. Double pra1e.
Ocean view. Balcon_y.
Outside • ms ' mo includes .
days 731· , Ron
eves & wkends 496-
3492, Tony
~~-pter & bolt se>eee.
mo. Bill Grundy, Rltr.
675-6161
4-BEOROOM 2-bllth l..8'l·
una Hills, fenced yarit,
close to tennis courts. $1,200 includes orden·
er. Anna 643-3193
OCEAN VIEW 5 bdrm, 5
ba La•u•na Beach Home, with spa, viewtn8
decks, unfurnished.
$2200/mo. Deposit
494-7161
4 bedroom, 2~ bath, I~ fotmeldinitw room.~ty room, kif-
ct.1, bonu'J!3) car pw·
-Larae -"'lCed yard $1,350rmo. Rrst. plus
depollt. (714)n0-1785.
3~.2bMh,~ = room . $louu ty indudes ISIO-
c:Mltion '-. ..-. P · dener. No peta. 496-
2759
Try the Newport Ensign Classified Personals 631 -8120
406-Hou-/Rent/ 409-Condos for
Unf. Rent
ARCH BEACH HEIGHTS.
LAGUNA BEACH. Rent
Beeutiful unfurnished 3 Bedroom. 2 blltt'I home.
Recentty remodeled. VJ>-IJ'.cted throulhout. Sits
on quiet cul-de-sec
street. Larae outside
Yiewirw decks. Encloled ~Jl,300 montNy
Costa Mesa: 2 bdr, 1 ba.
fenced ~. no ~ new ~choes.~& stowe $n5/mo S600 sec
626 Hamilton #A
953-1153 wkdys
CdM-1 bfk to ocean 2
bdr l ~ ba $1100/mo lease
532-6565
LEASE CAPISTRANO
BEACH EXECUTtVE
POOl & JACUZZI HOME.
4 bedrooms, 3 bMh5. 4
fireplaces lerJe deck.
Maintenance included.
Walk to beach. Availab6e
immed. Sl800. (619)
967-1411 evenings/or
lecwemess-.ie
3 BEDROOM 3 BATH
OCEAN VIEW LAGUNA
HOME. Walk to beach. Fireptace. 3 car praee.
lmmacul•te condition.
Patios. No pets. Refer·
ences. Available Juty 1st
Sl,600. 497-2149
408-Ap•rtments,
Unfur.
San Clemente newer cus-
tom 3 bdrm, den,_ 2~
baths, ocean view! " car ,..,.., 2 fireplaces, wet-
bar. ,1350/mo. (Lucille)
498.QOSO.
409-Condoa for
Rent
Condo·La1una Hills 3
bdrms, 2 baths, 2-car
aaraae. All amenities
J950/mo 380-89n
lmmec. Condo. 2 bdrm,
2 ba\ dbf ..... pool, jac,
tenn11. Yrl~ ren~~
$1000/mo. Open 8:-'U
to 7. Avail now 213--258-5479
EL TORO Condominium.
2 bdrm 1 ba, washer ~·ett~.$725) mo. 073-l
SPECTACULAR VIEW/
RENTAL DELUXE 2 BED-
ROOM 2 BATH CONDO <M9rlooklnc Mission V'ieio
country club with fire-
place & _ ~I. $900
monthly. 582-2282.
lrvine-Sprinp Condo-
2bdr,1 ba1pmtio, ~ ~tennis, fresh peent. ts'~'"'= move in 4/
412-Rent•I• to
SNn
F~ roomm8te want·
ed-La1una Beach. 2
bdrm apt. oce•n view. Prefer professional 25·
35. Neat, re!~nsible.
non-smoker. JJ50. 494-
2392, 497·6463 mes-saae.
ROOM MATE-share
Mission Vieio 3 bdrm
home, pod, se.i patios,
laundry. NMt. 3U +,nut.
no drup, smokers OK.
$400+
855-8951, messaee
FEMALE wanted, to share
lake Fewest home. Room,
bath . i. s:>e>e>i, ten-
113 utilities.
c kt, pet OK
859-8047
SHARE SPECTACULAR
HOME! Over-lookln'
lake forest. Private poof,
jacuzzi, firepl•ce.
beach/tennis clubl sail-lna. S350 plus utilities.
no.2726.
SHARE LAGUNA BEACH HOUSE Now tilt end of
June. Private bath. Nicety
furnished. Near belch/
town. Matu,!!_.,_Mrlina. no-smoker.~ month· ty. lnciuded utJlities. 494-
7331 after 5 p,m .
413-Hou11IH llMHI
RGOml
NEEDED CHILD CARE/
LIGHT HOUS£-K£EPtNG
OUR LAKE FOREST
HOME. t.Jve.in ~Non-tmoklrw. ref·
etenc:es required. ~ ~472-8066.
HAWAIIAN detwce ~
frt condos on Maui, w• klki, Kauai, Kona, Best
beech locations. Ken
494-9966 494-6670
from $45 daity
VllCltion Ra Dis
Baltd lsllnd Cctblill Sm f amify only
818-790·96"68/952-
1040
411-Fors.le
Nw~rt Blvd. furn ofc
$125/mo Avail mail ctr Added income 675-8995
1200 sq ft full service
$1000/mo Oyer & Grand
714-966-0500
OFFICES SUBL£T!
Ocean & Mountain views
in Newport Center. In· eludes reception & ottw
common ereas. Secret-
arial time available. From
200-340 soft of offloes.
Call 759-5030
505-Commercl•I
Prop.
FOR RENT -or lease
commen:ial property M-
l zoning or Lacuna
Beach. Reasonable
price. Can 786-7043.
507.
CondomWuma
FOR SALE $98~ IR-
VINE TOWNHO 52
Kazan St 3 & 2, ...... PQOl.Owrw
(818)895.1113
Don't Throw tt Aweyt
Expert r...-ing of
clothee 7 IWUtera
tnwh .... W-Nf no-m1
Tues. 9-1 Th 1M Set 10-3
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Frw&tin nt 1
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135-5114
YUKI ARTISTIC INTERIORS HANDY RANDY ,,__..,..a• • • .,.,. __ , .
Fo au your drywall needs ......... :::~ -SHiii• •Plumbing AMIOft8bleAatn
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DRIVEWAYllTEMI CUAlllS
FREE ESTIMATES
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MARKELl'S
CUSTOM PAllTUIG
interior I exteriors
res1dent1aV commercial
• Sprinkler system
·Painting
• Drywall Repair
FltllESTIUnl
U1-1114
VETERANS
PLU•ING a HEATING
·Replpea 1875 & up
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Watch for
hoqie design '86
, ............ c....-.CA-
UC. • If 11 IMl.D
Acwtta ., .............
f,.. Ettitlml
Pnde 1n Quality
licensed (417800)
·ora1ns cleared S9 75 & up
'Bath remodel S 1995 & up
·water ne,_ter 30 gal S205 & up
'Garbage d11pcsat $91 & up
·Toilets install S 116 & up ~o l"OllT· aet:~A •o•
Are you trying
to think of a way
to thank your
secretary? Call Kim
to help you .
631-8120
SPRING EDITION
'Stab tealcs/Rep11r U T••1f'rla.-. lr~i-,4:.-. --
'Gas Water Sewer (71 .. ) SS2·12tl
(714) 641-8427 998-6360 ·Senior c1ttzen discount"
24 hrs •7131
507.
Condominiuml
507.
Condominiums
508-Hou••• for 508-Houses for 508-Houies for s... Sale s...
~~1 OWNER 3 BED·
mJUM 3 BATH Mmion
Viejo Condo 8diacent to
Country Club. o.conitor
wall PIPlf', shutter, con-
versation pit, security
system. Must see!
$143,500.
831-5107 Evenencs
BY OWNER-3 bdrm, 2
be s... ClenwD "Sea$-
~ condo. Law ~
ciation ct.s. $155,000/
makeatllr. 493-6307
CONDO BY OWNER-
SAN JUAN HILLS
ESTATES. 2 bedroom,
2 bath, double pi fireplKe. W•lk to f, :n-~~tit1. ~
493.-3850
BY OWNER·2 BEOROM.
2 BATH. Finistem1 condo
on the Lake. Fishina.
bo8tina. swimmina. Se-
curity. 1096 down.
$120,000. 581·8062;
?68-4541
On ~ · Nr Bal Is entr
Pmtip:MIS pted condo
l bdr +den + bionus room
approx 1880 ~-ft., boat
slip avail $439,000 inc
land owner 760-1018
BEAUTIFUL GREEN ·
BELT VIEW! LAGUNA
HILLS TOWNHOUSE. ~House. 24 $plMTow
Hill Lane. Llfeuna Hilts.
s.t/Sun. 10 a.m. · 5 p.m.
2 bedroom, den. 1 ~
bllths. 1.450 sq. ft. Dou·
bte praa_e.: $130..tSOO.
By owner 831-651~.
l.alUna Beach: 3 bdrm,
3 ba custom home, pool,
jacuzzi, decks, canyon
& ocean view, privacy,
~i.1._ _y~a!dt.. unique.
$425,000. rto brokers.
Motivated seller. Call Joyce 476-0567 days;
494-7924 eveninas.
Hilltop home w/vtf!# of
lake Elsinore-on 5
acres, 3 bdrm. 2 ba.
ceramic tile throu8hout. Reduced to $126".000.
714-657·9334 {eave
me5Sl8f.
4 BEDROOM 3 BATH El TORO HOME Wind Aows
tract AK, 2 my, 2 yeers newt Upcraded throulh-
out. owner financfo1
available! Sl~Jooo. 951·1.l41
STOP SABOTAGING A•Ut.ATOllY Oa Y
• Home Almosph9f'e
• Near Hospital &
Medical Fac1ht1es
L.a&una Beach Beautiful
5 bedroom larp exec·
utive home with incred-
ible citY & ocean views ~000 494-0211 ,
CATALINA OCEAN VIEW
CUSTOM famity home,
3 bedrooms. 1~ bath,
I' . famity din' Ter· ~.·Hulle~
room. 3,000 sq. ft. 1~~·000. owner. 492·
Oceln Frt • BMboe Pw1Sla Pt by OMW, 4 bdr 4 be tMJ8! film ~ rm. 2 fpt
elev 1695,000. Lon_a
term land lease 675-
3850
YOURSELF
Overcome any Hlf·defeating
hllbit ant1 create success 1n your
hteNOWt
• ~· ... ~ prObten\S
• Near Shopping Areas • GROUPS OF 2 OA MORE
'll'tOIVIOUAL AND FAMILY
PLANS
• ~ •• ,...,. • enJaeetv
• emoling • depreMi<>n
~ACCEPTED ~ s.iley Ph.D
714-499·5409
MEDICAL DENTAL OtSABl'-.ITY .
LtFE. V15'0N
CAU
IMr .Cll a .....
3 bdr. 2 ba. T urtte Rock
twnhm. lease $1200.
21~556-2055 21~70-
9560
Belutifut El Toro Home
1225 sq. ft. 3 bedroom,
2 bath. Many custom
~etepltlaflds.. capin1 and extremely
cte.\. i14l.500. For sale
by =·Shenandoah El Toro ~9416
LAGUNA BEACH BY
OWNER. Great white --&~view.Slrikq ... 3~es.._.
nificent masw sua ~
bedrooms. 3 bllths. Good fina~ a'lailable. gr5401 or best offer.
llY owner-Lake Forest
Private areenbett 1oc.-
tion, 3 bedroom, 2 bllth.
house. 1,400 sq. ft., ..
E -bermm House 19' 12·5. s 34.900. 472~
April 24. 1986
501-Hou••• for 509-lftCOIM Pwav We _,
INSPIRING VIEWS OF
BLUE WATER AND CA-
T AUNA SUNSETS. A Lae-una a.ch view orilJI ad
custom hillside home
located in a secluded
anyon with Bluebird Car¥Jft vie9. A "9Y pri-vmafel9C:at~......_
• srnll fish Pond/bridlt.
lavish = bamboo best ·/dJraiwtic
landsclJifn&. ••• ••m or entertaini,. c:an be el.,,., tJ¥ the 01*9Dcw
3 00..S ·•iewi:cdlcb.
A distinctiw custom-
styted honw al .rtist ....
PasDaus l'CMdes2 bed-room. 1 bllths. livinc ctn,. wa/cus-~reolace Kitchen
is a pure dehatrt with
waltl-in pantry. This home has been .....
maintained and ~ty
with slMlina
doors~
omtiwhome*>
has --alls built ineo the hillside with a lllrWt ..... f!U ... ptus sepame ndry
room. Rustk: redwood desi&ned-It is loc ... d
in one of the bmiestcrime
rate ..a in 1..-.uN
Bach. Quiet ancJ se-
cl&lded. By ~. H:.·000. (714) 49'-
514-0ut ......
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.... 17. l•THENEWPORT ~SIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllfMNE TODAY
IN DEF AUL n Bad Credit? 0on•t .fose ~r home. ~'l'::stto°lg"~---
Flnanciat
476-2375
TRAvtl AGENCY
Own your tnwet aeency.
No experience neces-
sary. A complete pack-
age' choice locations ava table. Numerous
~ benefits evailatMe
25,000 full offices na-
tionwide. TRAVEL WfTH
US-For a personal in-
terview call Bob Hanson
at ext 411.
1-800-821-7493
800-Fumibn
4 piece living room set.
Newt' used. Paid $765.
Sefl $285. 952 .... 254
FURNITURE. MOVING
SAl£! Top qual~ Dining
room set/Buffet =· Livi"I room IJOUP .
5 piece Kin~ze bed-room suite S . Section
couch $300. Gas dryer,
sewina machine.
Wrou1ht iron patio set
pfus more. 859-2181.
4 piece living room set.
Never used. Brown
shades. Sell $350 call
942 .... 254
COLLECTOR'S Pl.A TE~
ANTIQUE HAWK. CU 1
GLASS PUNCH BOWL. is· round. Goblets. ~50. Evening 493·
PINBALL MACHINE,
$195. Wll·SIZE COM-
MERCIAL 4 PLAYER.
1976 GOTILEIB .. Spirit
of 76" Bi-<:entennial ctas-s;c. 951-8841
THOUSAND TRAILS
MEMBERSHIP. Coast to
coast unlimited mem-
bef's~~'"I $5.000. 496-. all day wee-
kends/ eYenings
f>tANO "FISCHER" 1927
LOUIS XV. Includes
matchinc bench. Patior
Grand. Completely re-
ftnished. $2.500. Re·
duced $1 ,000 to sell!
240-8156
117 ................
lntemaitional Metal
Buiktins ManufKturer
S 1° I ctirll builder /deeler
in some open ..s. HWi Potentl~~t in our arowth Wede· Cor Ac~nce CorP~
680 E. Ham~ ~i..008022 . 3CJ3i.F:n-J200 ect 2
38' Totty twirtPI slip exceltenf condition. VHF
Halo(\ .$Yltllm. ~ ex-
tras $44,000. 64S.3835
Eight-Man Raft-Good
condition $450/best
offet
960-9859
SAILBOAT -25!VENTURE
7.5 Honda. MMy extras.. ~. $5,000/offer
'84 Hobie 16 mtti clrdr
sails. new tr1r~ offer Oarrell 842-2
25 FOOT "SKIPJACK"
1979 CABIN CRUISER.
Excellent condition. Twtn qne, trailet included.
Full canvas. l OIKted! 40
extras included.
$29,000. 714-494-9354
91()..Aueoa for s.e.
JAGUAR-1973 XKE-
Gray Vl2, 350 Chevy motor, 2 + 2, aood con-
dition. tires=t, au· tomattc, air, .
494-0049
1984 Maxima Nissan-
Loaded!!! Take over
lease. No cash down.
$246 mo. tax inclusive,
private rty. ~1-2817
1967 Camaro-needs
engine work;$ 750! All
primered-read~ for
paintina. 495-1547 after
6p.m.
Audi
1983 AUDI 5000 S
Silver, sun-roof, low
miles, non-smoker. Pri-
vate party $7500. 240-
6263 OI 240-6367
BMW
910-Autol tor Sale
1980 BUICK El,.f;CTRA
WN1J)N White/Blue in-
terior. Full power. Very 8DOd c:onditfon.
$3.250 831-5199
1984 ELDORADO Tour·
i"I Coupe. Immaculate!
All _PQwer, all extras.
19,000 miles. Executive
owned, ~ auto, as-
sumeleasel ~month. 660-0315 oays.
1976 CAOIUAC convert-·
ible. Oriafnal owner, fan.
tastic condition, com-
pletely loaded. With
musical horn $5,495/
offer. 494-6738 OI 497·
3902 or (213)552-0426
1979 CADILLAC SEDAN de VILLE Fully folded!
4 new .. Michelin" tires.
Best offer.
380-8036
1979 CADILLAC Se-
ville-Low milelee, fulty
io.ded, wire-wheels. new radials, trip computer.
$7,995. 85S.8200
Datsun
1978 DATSUN 280 Z. 2
Plus 2, 5-speed, air, am/
fm, cassette, Ortf.inal
owner. Good condition.
Call for detaits. ~ (714) 535-0966 OI
4321 Of evenings (714)
364-5120 $ fOr Jane.
197 3 240Z DATSUN
Loaded! Oriainat owner.
Must Seef Like new! Must Sell,$3~
110.7913
77 f'iat Spider conv blk
nu paint. pt cond, $2900
aft 5 67~557.
f onl
'82 L TO Country Sedan waaon. full power lthr, am/~lnt ~J 52k mi, S . 67S.3:>oit5
We Lease All
Makes & Models
of Fine
European
Automobiles
714 • 557 • 4040
tllli•C..
1980 HONDA CIVIC
Wqon-5 speed. air.
amlfm stereo caMtte,
roof -track, ra1dl1ls.
$2.850. bc1ttent.
496-3785
1985 HONDA CRX-low milel9. dlluza AM/FM
cassette 1tereo, air.
$8200/offer. Private
PlftY. 661-6934
1980 HONDA 500 ex custom inc. sheild & 2
helmets, low ml 759·
8949
1982 HONDA CMC Air
condition, 4 7 M.P.G.,
Must sell!! $3,500/offer
495-5n2
1984 MAZDA 82000
Lorw Bed pick-up truck.
AM7FM casset119 ltllnlo,
air condition autom8tic,
camper shed. $6.490. 830-8439
1981 MAZDA 626. New
Pllint. electric moon-roof' AM/FM ster~ .... air1 63,000 mi. $5.4~. uooa
condition.
499-2591
Merced11 Benz
1973 Mercedes 450 SE Exce~tional Car. Like New Cond. All Srv. Re·
cords. 722-8900/527-
2297
1980 MERCEDES 280 SE Fully loaded! Air, excel-
lent inside/out. Sitver/
blue fabric interior
$18,000!
855-0765
1985 SEL MERCEDES
loaded! ~.000/offer.
Black/1ray leather in-
terior. ShOwtoom ~!
661-8555, 498-1632
1979 450Sl Mercedes.
Tan/tan llMher interiot. True spoke wire wheels.
Becker stereo. Buralar
alarm. Air. 2 tops.
S24i000/offer. 661-821 Ol 831-1400
1975 280$ Mercedes
Benz loeded, aood cond,
Beckerstereo$14k. 720-
1579.
'80 320$ loaded w/all optioltS. ~cond. .
owner. Must See $1~
obo 71~
1976 3000, MERCEDES
MINT, lo.ded dark
brown. $655<S/offer. 240-9878, evenines
"85 Trw am loeded w/ Ill ~wranty. Bob 54a:. 7298 pm/ 650· 6698am
Tot*
198' TOYOTA SUPRA 5
Speed Performance Packl~. S..utJful 111 ...... 9tlt1ot ..... ~ ,..,.. YRN'I. ~win
dows & door lockJ, air cadb•t,.Newt= se.., Afl. •la• Loeded! 23,000 mllesl Orilmal owns. s12,~. Wortc 830-7520 (.10nn)
Home Evenlnp 951 •
0236
1981WITruck51.-d lX .,.._,Red with tan
I~. lent con· ditJon. /best offer. 2 9096
Yoho
VOLVO 1983 GLT.._ 4
OC>Oi(is.ILVER) OWNtR,
48,000-miles. Excell. cond.$i~
911·
For'p/Sportl C....
•1•1111 .. ,.
8UYYOUaCAR ..ct,.,..
EUllOPI
AND IAYI llONOI
EPA.DOT
Federalization
Free pickup & delivery
on service wortt.
1977 JAGUAR XJ6L A
beautiful meticulously
l'Nintained ~Sacrifice lt$8,900
661-2719
1970 LOTUS EUROPA
Red/Blk interior. AU new;
wood dash. ca~ tires
& wheels, sun.roof. Ex· c~lent condition. 69,000
miles $3, 900/ offer
EWtninp •98-1702
1977 TR7. AM/FM
Cassette, air, sun-roof,
redt excellent concfftion ask•na S2500. 859-2879
111·
For'sn/Sportl c..
1979 iiGB, Limited Edi·
tion Bliek. exc:etlent con·
dition. $4,000 661-2453
1931 MODEL A SPORT
COUPE Fully restored 111
or:tatnal $9,500. 495-2483.
914-Auto Repair I Few .
JEFF'S PORSCHE
SERVICE
........... ntce
on .. model•
Quality Work
Reasonable Rates
911 SERVICE SPECIAL
lA TE 911 's $225
:_.~Meln&S.wk»
MlljorTunHape
633-1838
917-Mobil• Hom•
PANORAMIC VIEW! M(). BILE HOME Steos from
beach. Landscar;; comer lot $35 000. ·
una Beach (J14) 49 ·
3848
1980 FORD RANGER PICK-UPkytindlr ......
riat" series with liner.
Power ltMrinc/Braklls, a~..U:m/fmlte-~500.~~1~
8008 498·0792 even· inp.
1983 MITSUBISHI 4X4
PICKUP Color "'*hed camper top. ftower..,.
Inc. Air conditionifW. Up-~ ....., cassette.
221000 orl1inal miles.
Ortall\.al owner. Askin1 Jz.im. Work 830-7520 ~'1'~r &en1n11
919-Campera
CAMPER SHELL-full
size, Iona bed, aood
shape-weather !trip
pr<Dction.
496~ .....
B<: a volunteer.
OBITUARIES
The former head of
Avco fin1neial SeMces'
Government Relattons D!ts>artment. Francis W. "Frank" Rhodes, died
Wednesd1y, ~ril 2 ,
1986, in New~ BNch
after • len8thY illness. Rhodes -retired from
Avco in 1978afternearty
15 years with the com-
pa ny, working at the
company's he1d·
guarters in both London
Ont•rio. Canada, and
Southern California.
Born September 6,
1913 In Enal•nd,
Rhodes served Jn the
Royal ArtlllerY durln1 WOrtd War II in France,
Ind ... 8unna and other
parts of the Un~ dom.Hewn
dlscn..d In 1946 wit
the rri" of"'*'· Rhodes' ClrMr with
Avco Included servinc .. thl chilf coun.t ti
AW» Dllla Cof'P.9tltiorJ.
the C.nadl•n fl1nace compeny whk:h even·
tualty mlf1lld wtth See·
boerd Finince to form Avco~ Services. Rhodes receNed his bechebda-~
wtth honors. from~
don Unlwtntjy In Ena·
l•nd in 1958. He was
admitted to the C1l-
itom5a State e.r In 1972 .
Rhodel was a fellow of
the Chettered lnsurar,ce
ln1tltU\e CFCtl) •nd 1
Fellow 'of the Institute
of Chartered Secretar·
ies.
He was the author of
the fourth edition of °'Wll·
Iiams' THE CANAD!AN
LAW OF LANDLORD
AND TENANT."
A memorial service
was held Mondly ~I ! .. at~ p.~. at the PKiftc
YMrw Mortuaty, 3500 Pa·
cific View Or .• Corona
def Mar.
In lieu of flowers, the
family requests that do-
nations be nMKte to the
Santi An• unit of the
Satvation Army. Rhodes,
active for m1ny years
with the or1J1'\iZ1tion,
once served as Chair-
man of the Salvation
Army's service eitten·
sion unit
Rhodes ia survived by
his widow. Eileen Molly
Rhodes, and one son, Francis Jeremy Rhodes
of Santa Ana.
90TKIN II.
R.e.t C .• born July
9, 1899, In Louisiana, r•~=~~.~ the•of86~ He Is survived by 3 ~retlri,..~was
an °'*9tions ~neer
for 10 yra. at Perle'1 Concrete & Pipe.
Services were held
April 10th at 11 a.m .
under the direction of
Harbor lawn-Mt. Olive
Mortuary & eem.tefy.
NELSON
Nelle E .• born Jan. 81 1884,_passed 8Wr/ Apri
9, 1986, of n•tural
causes"'.at~•~of 102 ~rs.~ resided at the
Bayview Convalescent ~I en Costa Mesa.
She is survived by her
second cousin, leah Lindsey.
Private services were
held April 14th under
the direction of Harbor
Lawn-Mt Olive Mortuary
&Cemetery.
HIUMAN
........... passed away
April 1 L 1986, at the ace of 10 years. He Is
survived by his wife Lau~, end son Or. Ro-
bert nlllman of Los Al8· mltm.
Services were held
Sunday. Aprll 13th, et
11 1.m., under the di·
rectlon of Hltt>or L8wn· Mt. Olive Mortuary & Cemetety.
KtlWLAWN
llOUNTOUVE
llOllTUMY ...
CDliiUY
lla..._A ...
c-. ..... c.-.
714-540-5914
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Coue1< <tUonte
o'~ed bg
i Jacque Caggtdy
CUJate1<61<01tt <tU011tes. 91tc.
I
l
Irvine Cove$. view home .offers serene location
8Y ANNrlTE WATSON
Wada riews ol tbe oeoan. pUll
trea aad pictaraque rock for-
matiom wl lulhide bluffa. this
week .. fem.re bomc is located
in Lapaa '• pratiaioua aate-
gaanlcd community of Irvine
Cova. ·
WJbe home often a peMCful
lettina widt. totally uaoblb'uct-
ed view of tbc ocean Tbe main
pM:io and aide patiOI enhance
tbe tnaquil nature ol tbc bome ..
location." said listing agent
J.aiue C..W, from Waterfront
Romes, Inc.. in Newport Beach.
The bome. contemporary iD
ctaip, .... a briPt ..t dwafal
atmosphere which u created
by m_any large windows that
take full adftldaF of the riews.
Acro11 the street from tbe
home is a greenbelt area and
ltepl that lead to Irvine Cova'
private beach which bu a play-
ground, volleyball area and
picnic tables. The beach and
! laaoon that Qpean during
high tide are aqueatered between
two maaive bluffs creating an
' '8n>Sbaped haven for the res-
identa.
The home· a living roem ovtr111b 1 garden patio 1nd expansive views of the ocan
and picturaque hil lside bluffs.
-rbia area is well-known and
tbe home is located in a neiab-
borboocl of homes that ranae
up to over SS million.•• said
Cmidy.
The home's tranquil letting
and e&p&lllive views impre11
viaiton u tbey step. up into
its entry prden. Once into the
~ the views of tbe horizon
aad swaJiq palm trea are ~
briefly behind u tbc natural
domain of the formal dinin1
room takes precedence. A prdaa
of lush plants, trees and colorful
flowers surround the home's
major patio while crarina an
imposing presence oa the di•ina
room's decor. A sloped. wood-
beamed ceilina and biab win-
dcnn fartherthe room .. dram.atic
quelitiet
Tlae livin1 room is situated
to receive the benefits of the
picturaque ocean views u well
u overlootin1 the tropically
landscaped 1arden ·patio. The
room is large with sliding glass
doon opening to another patio
garden area that directly f aca
panoramic views. Two fire-
places, a sloped ceiling and
windows that descend one-third
of the way from the ceiling-
opening the home up to views
of the sky and tree tops--a>m-
plement the room's warm and
friendly atmosphere.
A staircase near the living
room leads to the home's lower
level which is currently being
used u a den. It is a Jarae room
with a bathroom and a closet
and could easily be used as maid •s
quart.en or an in-law's wing.
The area bas a very private,
aecluded feeling to it providing
a nice get-away from the upper
leYel.
Next to the living room is
the country kitchen and break-
fut area that overloob the front
garden patio and views.
The master suite and two other
bedroom• compri.e aaotber
lepantc wiq. n. .... mite
bu larp window areu that
overlook tbe ...;or prdaa p.aio
and a nicely landlC~ aide
garden. Two minored ward-
robes, a .aep clOWa maible en-
cwd shower _. bib. c:olorfal
stained glw wiadowl, a atylipt
over the double pall•an are
the special f..-. that crate
a very elepat penonal 1,.ce.
The muter suite's (ueplace iJ
framed in carved tile.
The other two bedrooms that
complete this win1 and an ad-
ditional bedroom that creates
yet another separate area are
all large and offer private bath-
rooms. The separate bedroom
overlooks a aide patio prden
and ocean._.
The home, lilted with Jacque
Caaidywitb Waterfront Homes,
Inc., for SIJ00,000, ia a lender-
owncd property. For ldclitional
information and previewiaa call
Jacque Cu1idy at 631-1400.
Waterfront Romea, Inc., is
located at 2436 West Coast
Highway in Newport Beach;
a second Waterfront Bomea,
Inc., office serviq Balboa Island
is located at 31 S Marine Ave.;
phone: 673-6900.
-•tW II U-·2bed.2belltln1A ....
..... ~ .... ~ poal & clullhcMa. Wlllt
to Cann.y a Lido Vlttage, g,_ vec8tlon ,...,....
"3,500831·1400 .
.. HW ""CIPE .. • A "*'°"' unll --. 2 m•1r ....... 2 ~ blltha. .....,._,. and 2 C8t° .............
Orange Coaat College. Lender owned S111 aftft 831-1400. • .~
VE•llE Cllll -In Costa Mesa redevelopment.,._
Completely redone 2 yrs. ago. Two story with 3
bdrma, oak cabinetry, wdbumtng fp, end brick patio.
Attractive colonial atyte complex with poot $117 500 631-1400. •
EAITltlE CllTA llEIA • A freshly refurbished 3 bdrm
home with family room plus bonu1 room for office
or hobbles. Retlled kitchen & baths, buyer to choole
new carpeting on this charmer with great curb
appeal. $159,950. 631 -1400.
llWPllT IUCI ClnAIE • fAITAITIC LICATill I PllCE
·Just steps to the ocean. this....., home needs
paint & plants but haa great poulbllltiea. Ask to
see this 2 bedroom home. $169,900 831 -1400.
CllmY •E In the back bay area of Newport Beach.
A charming 2 bdrm and den with 2 baths. White
picket fence aurrounda yard with fruit trees. $182,000
631 -1400.
HWfU'T TRllll• ·Walk~ beech from thla apacioua.
newly carpeted end unit Bright and airy 4 bdrm
with family & formal dining rooma. AaractMt complex
wtth comm. pool, ape & '9nnla. 1189,000 631-1400.
Ill CAIYll CllH • A quality 2 bdrm unit with 2
~ baths and upgraded penetled den with bookcaw
& wetbar. Beautifully appointed with plantation
shutters & cuatom wallcovertnga. Securtty complex
with community pool & tennis. $21 &000 873-6900.
IEWPllT ~-E WITI IKl • Walk to the beach
form thl1 3 bdrm, with attached 2 car garage in
a security gated community. A 2 story quiet end
unit Offered at $235.000 831-1400.
~ • Bright and aunny .. New England" .ayte
horM.. fresh, young decor with Iota of country prfnta.
Three bdrm1., format dining and family room opening
to flower filled pool sized yard. Super cul-de-sac
location close to C.O.M. High. Price includes land.
$265,000 831 -1400.
IEWPGIT UCIDllAll fRl MT OF OC.. · Completely
remodeled 4 bedrooms, with dining and family
rooms. Leaded glass, wood floors, French doors
and island kitchen. A corner property with large
pool-size yard. Owner anxious MAKE OFFER!!
$279,000 673-6900.
WHTCLlff • "Like new" and absolutely charming
3 bdrm in lovely Newport executive neighborhood.
Enlarged family room wtth fp, French doors & window
seat, opens to patio & beautiful gardens. All new
brick ftoored kitchen. eeparete laundry plus storage
room off garage. $285,000 631 -1400.
IAYFIGIT CGlll • llATIUP AVAJUILEI Bank repo, 2
bedrm. 2 ba in wonderful "smatl town" atmosphere.
Close to shops. cinema, restaurants and ferry, steps
to ocean. Sensational views of Bay & ocean, a
chance at real quality for $310,000. 673-6900.
A Ill OF OLD SPAii on Peninsula Point A spacious
story family home with 3 bdrma and large sunny
living room with hardwood floors. wet bar and
fireplace. Huge deck of master. steps to ocean
and bay beaches. A very good value. $319,000
831 -1 400
CUffUVEI -A charming 3 bdrm home in deslreable
Newport area. Walk to schools_ church and shopping.
On xtra large lot with formal dining room & remodeled
kitchen, plus spacious family room with brlci< fireplace.
opening to lush patio and custom pool. $325,000
631 -1400.
Pl•IUU ,.IT • Lov .. y family home In °ftlOV•·
In" condttlon on xtra large tot. Four bdrms with
family and formal dining rooma. French doors '-ding
to two aunny patloe plus large front lawn. Country
..lane" charm, steps to bay & ocean. $389,000 831 -
1400.
CUFnAYEI with superb views of Newport Center
skyline. Large bonus room compliments this light
and airy glass walled home with flexible 2 level
floor plan. Quiet. private location. $375,000. 631 -
1400
LAUE •£ · lff UIT1I IAYFlllT on Balboa Island.
A comfortable 4 bdrm, 2 ba home eenaatlonal views
from lovely roof garden, just one house from bayfront
beach. A bonus 1 bdrm apt brings good yearly
Income. '385,000 673-6900
NEWPORT IEACH
Newer gltld ulCUtlvt COll..,.tty ti cultlm hMla. Drallltlc
1rchltlctur1 wllla3 bid,...._ Cllllldnl calllnged llvlng 1nd
f1•llY n11111. large tllld kltcMrl with atplrlll bruklut
r•m ind fental dining .. Channing yard bordtra running
atr1111.. s:ntmXJ a1 -1 «11.
WE 01 POIUllA POllT · An R-3 property 1h block
to neighborhood bayfront beach on quiet tree lined
street. A spacious 3 bdrm, 2 1h bath home with
den and fireplace plus 2 units tor income. $395,000
631 -1400.
Hm11111 ITIAID • Fabulous redesign just a short
walk to beach. Four bdrms, family & formal dining
rooms & xtra large lot with pool & spa. Added windows
& French doors & sofar water. $425,000 631 -1400.
IALIOA lllAll -Large cathedral ceilinged 4 bdrm
home with a 1 bdrm guest unit A nexible property
which also can be 3 and 2 bdrma. Close to beach
and villlage, brings super summer rental income.
$440,000 673-6900.
PElllllU PT-PICTllE PEIFECTll Master suite with
fp, 3 xtra bdrma plus family and formal dining rooms.
Beautiful upgraded quality with French doors, 3
used brick flreplcea, hard wood floors, 2 patios
and only 7 years old. $445,000 631 -1 400.
PfMlaA ..... -l.oYefy 2 story famity home
with 3 bdrm1, formal dining room. den with wet
bar and dramatic soaring ceilinged family room
with akylight1. Bay and jetty view• full security
system plua xtra git parklnQ;o Setler wltl conafder
trade, N.B. or C.OM. $559,000 631 -1400.
un•n Cllll w ith fabulous 2700 panoramic views
of entire harbor and city lights. Thia spacious 2
bdrm with new white carpet and sauna la on the
8th floor of preatigloua building, complete with
doorman. $570,000 631 -1400.
EJCITlll FAllLY lllE • PElllllU PlllT • fabuloua
bay views from 1eeond floor living area. Maater
suite with deck and aauna. Family room, plua 2
xtra bdrma down, and 3 cat garage. directly acroa
from beech. $595,000 631 -1.ao.
ICUlflln MUI • Rare In Newport. one 3 bdrm.
great for owner, and two 2 bdrm units for income.
Recently refurbi8hed In & out EX1ra pe.rtdng included.
Near ferry, ahop1 & reatauranta. 1895,000 873·
8900.
UllllAl II C.IA IB. .... Mum -this cuRMn
3 story duplex & gueet ept with s-noramic OCl&n
views. Top ftoor 3 bdnn 2 t.. middle ..._... 2 bdrm
2 ba & gueat atudio with patio at ground level.
Ample parking, In .. like new'' condition. Reduced
to $785,000 831-1.ao.
......... with moet ~ ... Beeutitully
customized 4 bdrm with den, dining a family rooma
plus French doorl & windows. Specious and open
with exciting accents of stone. upholstered waUs
and mirrors. Lovefy patio with completely private
poot & spa. $850,000 831 -1400.
IALIGA llWI · IAYFlllT llPUl Down channel and
open bay views from this south bayfront location.
A spacious well maintained property with 3 & 2
bd units. Terrific rental history. Furniture available
tor sale. $895,000 631 -1 400.
IEAUTIFUL IAYFllOIT -with room for 2 boats up to
56'. Spacious and light 2 story 4 bdrm with family
& dining rooms. Master suite with fp., krtchen done
in imported tile, large deck with bbq & spa. Well
priced at $950,000 631 -1400.
LlllA llLE • on oversized lot. A custom 5 bdrm,
with family & formal dining rooms, 3 fireplaces
and breakfast rm plus wide patio with pier & stip
for your large yacht. Most prestigious guarded
community. Priced with land at $1,073,000. 631 •
1400.
J PElllllLA IAYFlllT, Sensational views from this
3 story complete redo. 6 bdrms, including 3rd flr
master suite with atrium bath & vu deck. Xtra large
lot with wide lawn leading to dock. Fully fumished
at $1,475,000 631 -1400.
UIDA lll.E · A 4 bdrm "Manor House," finished with
highest quality materials. Soaring ceilings and creative
windows frame dramatic Bay vlstaa. A 2 story with
famlty & formal dining rooms & large dock. $1 ,975,000
631-1400.
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS·
Sain. Rentals. Property Man•eenwnt JI S Marine Aw.
Ral~ Island
•711111 l4J6 'W. C~tt Hwy.
Newpon leKh ........
,, •• ~ !1011 11 11 \ ' • •
I
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PRESIDENT REAGAN
THE WHITE H O U St:
WASHINOTO ..
A.erican Bo9e w .. 1r
April U -lt0 llM
The rt.pt of all Amertcan.e to own prhate pNp•i'tJ. and
ln particWar tbelr own home. ta a t."4 1ntal pl'taelpa.
of our d1mocr9C7• a foancffn• becbock of oar _......
democracy. Home owDenldp prc.otea dtbela laYGl...-
ment and cr-ter partidpation ln oar fan. of SoY~t .
lt al80 .trencthena our econoay. Aa Pntiident AbnlYm
L1ncoln Mid, •The .trenstb of • n.adan U.. in tbe
home• of it• people.•
American HOIM Week t. a national celebration of b0999
for people . buainH• and lndu.try. It b a w.ell for
all Americana to reflect upon the fundamental Yaluee
of home o•n•nhip an d it• laportance to t1M etabOity
of our aodety. Through home o•nenhtp each fa.Dy
can h old a piece of AIDM'tca.
Ownlnc • home hu lone been the euence of the
American drum becauM tt repreeenta pereonal Meurity
u well u shelter. It la within the boee that we rear
our famillee , ftnd prt•acy and aolace. Home ownen
ha•e atronc per90nal tncentt• .. to worll for a better
nelpborbood. to curb crt.e. to bapJOT• education, and
to acbl4r#e sr-ter family atabillty. Tlda lnfth 1m 1nt
IDMJl8 atayln• inlormed and partldpettns ~Jy:
work:lns and Yottns for what eantrfb-.. to a bettn
standard of llTtnc and qaallty of Ille far .0 Aeenama.
Home ownen ~ .... ..,... tia. ...--.-
owwa. tlMftb'J pl'09tdlnc ,..._ .,, . r it: pwa.
tbnaP .......... and W'9 Imada to ml tllie law I 1 t•t
.,.... ol A..tea lndatr). •• aa t.e ...... elO.
feet tlaat two-Udrde ol U.S. ....... ' = I -tllililr
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st\11>. t.N ngf'lt to a.n. transftr and us.t rttl 1>rootrt1. 1111t11
1>rwtrtr ~S1111> ca.s o~rt1 rigttu. •1t11 tr1tst riqriu.
c011ts tilt ~spons1b1l 1 ty to prottet t~.
Pr1v1t t Proe>trtJ r1i;nts •r~ ortc1vu~. net •b\Olutt. Pro-
ltetlons ~ r1:~ '1c:ISl"9 l .-w l)Utrlntf(!S tll1t t O~ly ~r
ctnnc.t d1sc r1•1Ntt 1n Ult ult of ~1r pro0trt1 on tile 1>n1s
of rtct. n1 t1on1 l 1t1. St•. rtl 191on or M rt11l stttus. Oo11'9 so.
is Ult v1ol1t1on of ~tllfr's c1w1I r1~hts.
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AMERICAN
HOME WEEK
PROJECT
. !Jae New~rt Barbor.:Coata Mna Board of Realtone
JOUll tile NMJoaal Aaociatioa of Realton in tbe national
cele•ratioa or llomea I or people. buaiaeu and iadaatry. AMERI~ BO~ WEB, April ll-19, ii coenncmoratina
the privdep Of liY1DI iD a nation where neryone ia free
to buy a home a8d lift in a neipbOrbood of their choice Duriaa tllia wee~ acb of the local Board of Realtors ~
tbe nation selects a community letvic:e project that reflecta
the importance of private property riJbta and home ownenhip.
The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realton bu
traditionally celebrated this special week with a one-day
property revitalization project in the community. In 198S,
Tbe Oranae Cout lnterf aitb Shelter, off erina temporary
hoa.aina for the homeleu, wu the recipient. Tbe Mardan
School, ia 1984 and tbe home of Nellie Mccurdy at 379
Rocbeater iD Costa Maa wu the ncciwr iD 1983.
Commuaicatiom _Chairman Bob Burtner baa appointed
Ruth Baylia to chair tbia yar'I AMEJllCAN HOME WEEK
project. Ruth ia joined by Realton9; Pat Shore, Bob Burtner,
Ray 7.artlcr, Tom Sutro and Don Pfaff tervina u the ateerina
committee.
Recopizina the financial . and physical limitations of the
senior cilium of this community to maintain their homes
the Newport Barbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors baa
selected Christina Murphy to be the recipient of the home
revitaliution. She qualiflCld on the baaiJ of limited income,
ap. tole owner of property, not related to a RealtoJ', and
need.
On the morniQa of April 16, the Realton and Affiliates
will don their traditional worbhiru and meet at Murphy's
home at 316 E. 16th Place, Costa Mesa, at 8 a.m .• with
tools, paint, brusha and plants in band. They plan to paint
tbe entire exterior of her home, clean the yard, remove a
tree, repair the porch and then renew the landacapina with
fresh new plants.
Local Board of Realtors to
Establish long range plan
President Terry McCardlc
baa appointed Director Lee
Mobkr to claai.r tbe Newport
Barbor-COila Mesa Board of
'Rcalton Lona R-. Plannina
Committee. Tbe California ~
socilltion of llealton atata dud
tllc eatablisbmcnt of a Lona
Ranae Plan provides for the
moat effective and efficient
allocation of the Board •1 re-
aoun:a tbrouab tbedevelopmt
ol a five-year atrateaic plan to
be reviewed annually.
Chairman Mohler bu been
actively involved in real estate
since 1974. He helped organiu
the Western Hotel Investment
Associates, bas been active in
the Realty Investment Associates
of CaJif ornia. served as pres-
ident of the Orange County
Anociation of Real F.atate In-
~Qducat ~ten. and WU pres-
ident of the lnvatmcnt Divilion
of I.be Newport Barbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realton in 1984.
Currently, Mohler ia 1ervin1
u a member of the Board of
Din:cton and alto a director
for tbe California Aaociation
of Realton.
Tbe committee plans to ex-
amine the Board's resources
in terms of f llcilitiea, equipment,
the characteristics of the
membenhip, the financial cap-
abilities, and staff development.
The ultimate benefit of the plan
will be to enbaooe the prof es-
si on aJ ism of the Realtor9
member, to improve services
to benefit their clients. and to
the community at large.
... to buy or to sell,
that is the question ...
The Newport ·Ensign
cl1ssified-
that is the answerl
The owner of a home can truly ap-
preciate the value of home owner-
ship. An owner establishes himself
or herself . . . puts down roots . . . becomes an involved
member of the community. This ownership brings the
homeowner security, stability and a sense of fulfillment.
REALTORS-know about homes in the local community.
As such, they work hard to do their homework on your
behalf.
You'll experience a sense of professionalism when you
work with a REALTOR8 in your search for a home.
Hcwvaver, not all real estate agents are REALT~. Only
REALTOR&D are members of a local board of
REALTOR&', a statewide association and the NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS-.
They do all they can to help fulfill your dream of home
ownership.
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Newport Harbor -Costa Mesa Board of Realtors
lB REALTOR~
411 North Newport llYd.
Newport leach, CA
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Spring '86 Market
Update
What's happening in the cur-
rent real estate market? H th:ia
question could be answered with
only one word, that word would
have to be EXCITEMENT!
Excitement for youna couplea
who find themselves qualifyina
for a mortgage at 109& (fixed)
wlaen they didn 9t qualify last
year at 11 !h%. Excitement for
ldlen who find their property
sold within three wccb instead
of three months. Excitement
for real e1&1te agents whose
liatinp are aelllna. not sittina.
In several areas of Newport
Beach, we observe a shrinkina
of the inventory of available
properties. Notable are the
Corona del Mar dupleaa about
which we wrote pn:vioualy. In
early Spring of 1985, some SO
CdM duplexes were lilted with
the multiple liatina aervice. In
March of thia year, only 3S 1ucb
duplexea were lilted. Anotlaer
area that 1how1 a 1tunnin1
reduction in inventory i1 ttie
Bluffs area of Newport Beach
where in early I 98S over 80 unitl
~lilted for tale. Thia •Prin&
wt find less than SS of these
propertiea on the market. Since
these townhomea (or PUDa,
for 0 Planned Unit Develop-
mentj start u low as $160,000
LOOK 0
a duee beClroom uait. ~mare
•ideal N.-,ort BNcb area
~bome."
lniDe Terrecc, in Corona del
Mar, a lovelJ n1ipborhood
of older 1in1lc family homea
abowa a markedly lower inven-
tory u well.. While in early April
of 1985 22 homea were liated
in Irvine Terrace, we fmd leas
t.han IS homa on the market
thiaap~ . or course, thia could cbanJe
u n are just comiq into the
liveliest market of the year.
Traditionally, 1prin1 and
tum.mer montha are the moat
active for 1ellin1 and buying
boma in residential ra.l estate.
However, our area ii not alone
in oblervi.na a lhrink:ina inYeD-
tory. Realtors from Lapna
Be.ch, Irvine, Lapna Nipel,
Huntington Beach and other
areu also report that. sndually,
their multiple liltina boob are
gettina thinner. Similarly, an
article in the Lo. Aqelel Tunea
of March 16 point• out that
the inventory of condominiwm
in a six county area all around
II ••
.. bM been reduced by .,,..oa:-
u.a.tety ~ la naot mo~
We noticed tbat tbe 50-uDlt
development of Harbor Woocla,
on Saa M.ipcl ii IUddtDJj told
out. Aa a matter of fact, tbe
builder reporu a waitina lilt
for those few e1crow1 which
have not yet c).oeed.
Another •bappenin1° tbi1
1prin1 i1 the 1ellin1 of aome
ho ma within a feJi days of littin&
them. This applies primarily
to the lower price ranp. We
have seen several aa1a in the
Harbor View Homea area, for
instance, within juat a couple
of days of a property comma
on the market. In one imtance
there were even multiple off en '
What doa it all mean? ~~
induatry analylta predict tht
an increue in bome price ii
soon to follow. With in t
rata predicted to · low
Woqbout mD :~ the inventory of homea ,
these analyata see a turn-
around to a .. aellen' market."' . j
Whether that prediction will
come true or not, we hope that
prices remain stable. While it,
at fmt glance, seems great to
a.... ,.... la•• ••••&IJ m-en•• la ..... "' sa.-or 130,000~op Uct tlaiat for
a ma• , ill-~ clWdren
... • • .. ~ Already it
req•iret 130,000 down for a
bomc Ol 1150.000, I.lid monthly
paymeab of approzimately
SI ,400 (monaaae. property
tuea, U10didoa dues, insu-
rance). Tllele YO.U. buyen have
to abow aa bacome around
M0,000 to comfortably qualify
for thil ~. Additionally,
they'd better ba•e a total of
S3j,000 r_.daeir.,._ payment
tbeir 1oea ,_ ud ..-ow COila:
not an euy feat for aomeone
in their late twcntia, ud maybe atartina a family!
For Ktiw real -.ae -.enta
wortiq ia tbe llutle buatle
of real••• ada day, tbia ii
one of tbe mOlt ncitiq markets
since tile late acftatiea. It •a
wouderfal to be a.Me to aay to
atellcr•Y our Mme wiD probably
be 1old by neat moatll-; and
to aay to a hayer "If you really
like tbia home. better mate an
offer today .. .it may be 1one
after the weekend!"'
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
115 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPEN SAT A SUN 1-5
Watch auwta from 3 leNle of tlwtfUdo
Ylew. 4 BR -4 BA, pleJroom, gounnet
kitchen. •Meir b11cta. .............. Sl.200.000
BAYSIDE PLACE BAYFRONT
111 8A YllDE 111.ACI!
OPDI SAT. A IUN. 1 ...
Speclltall• COii .,, .... 2 •.-2 bL up, 2
aR.·2 ..._ do•so.. 2 Mel .,_... lier be ••••d .. '3.000 ......... to .......
R1•1C1C1 to -.-
HORSE PROPERTY
NewpCH1 b8Cll beJ Ylew from Miu Dfhe, 3
.ere ....... Sptldou8 lradllloMI I BR. poel.
hone ........ $1, 100,000
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
Beautlful dutch coloneal, 5 bedroom.. 5 bath&,
llbr•ry, fln"t panoramic north channel view.
Pier and allp tor large boat. $2,125,000.
PENINSULA BAYFRONT
1130 E. BALBOA
Charming, Older Balbo• Beach house, 5-
bedrm., 21/i bath, pier and lloat-$795,000.
COM VIEW LOT
Prtme R--3 Panoramic B•r Ylew lot. clty-
coaetal epproved tor four large condomin-
iums. $1,200,000
WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO
Prtme ground ftoor unit, lp9Cloua 2 BR-2
BA, three patios, 1pa, pool, BBQ aNa, 2 car
gar. $155,000
•Picifit in !•oe~" bU been The 1916 Directors are as
selected u tbe 1916 theme of follows: Bob Burtner, Sothetby's
tbe ~ II.rt.or C.. Maa lnt1; Joyce Spiller, Re-Mu of
eo.rd OI R•lton ~ newly io-Col&a Mca; Lee Mohler, Mohler
stalled Plai kat Terry McCantk. Rea.Jty; and Art Rcac. Realtor.
Terry ii the tllint member of the President McC.ardle hu made
McCardle family to be et.ectcd the I~ Chairman appointments:
to the Boerd Preaideney. His 8uclFt A Finance, Harry Winten,
uncle, Jloy McCanlle. m wed • Ill, Generation Realty; By-Laws.
PrelicleDt iD 1"6 and brother, Carol Panabum. Georae fJkim
Or. Ra•• Mceanllewdected Co.; Communications. Bob
in 1966. Burtner, Sotberby'1 Inti.· Ed-
McCantk ii the owner-broker ucation. Tex Griffith, C-2i The
al Cenlmy 21 The llal Elcatcn Real Eaten; Equal Opportunity
and bu two c6a in CGlta Maa. CID Hopper, Corona del .._;
He aaida iD co.ca Maa with Propcrtia; Local Goverameni
bis .WC. S •n , 8nd bil family. lldati~ Paul Franklin, Real
Mart .lat of die Geoc• fJDw &late Eaterprisa; Costa Mesa
CompaaJ ii • ~ a vice pra-aob-eommiaee, Cary Ward, Su.
ident. SM Ml been actively bow Realty; Newport 1ub-
involwd iD die Board• a member committee. Jane Boyd, Boyd
al the 8oanl ol Directors. put Realton; Grievance, F.d Wolfe,
praidc1lt of tbr lDWllmmt Div-Tndewinds Realty, Membcnbip,
ision and wu the 1914 traaum'. Ray Zartler, Coldwell Banker,
N"anlaO'BrianolDocklide Real Program. Nigel Bailey. Niael
Estate WU ekdcd ICCl'etary. Ninfa Bailey A Associates; Professional
is a past president of Women's Standards. Walter King. Walter
Council of Realtors and was King A Associates; Women's
chosen the 1982 Realtor Associate Council President, Phyliss Sachs,
of the Year. C-21 The Real Estaters; Invest-
Max Adrian of The Adrian ment Division, President Vic
Com.-ny it the &o.rd treasurer. Jasbinski. Realtor; By-Law In-
He has served as chairman of terpretation. Oyde Johnson; Af-
the special Computer Committee ftliatcs. Keith Welchlin. Contio-
and as a member of the Pro-ental Land Title and Russ
fessional Standards Committee. Kuhlmann, Glendale Federal
Max brinas to the position an Savings; and RAP (Realton
expertile in financial planning. ActM in Potitics) Carlene Mordli.
Joint ventures can
aid economic returns
Major COl)Nhatiom can im-
prove their eccJGailDic rcturDI from
real estate .., joint ~ with
carefuDy 1elccted deYelopen, a
kwtina rcaJ e1tate ueeutM told
a •tberiat ~corporate rcaJ awe
dl'icen today.
.. A joint venture witb a de-
veloper clearly establishes ral
~ •a ~ Nnjnna aad
profit center.• aid Edward D.
Fox Jr., lmior partner al Mquire
Thomas Partnen, one of the
country's lar1e1t investment
builders. .. Co~rate real estate
that miaht not ha\'e been managat
to support com.-ny aoaJs then
begins to Fnerate more positi\'e
financial results and improved
earnings per share.
.. But. corporations should select
developers who have a proven
track record in co nstructio n,
financial capabilities. marketing
and project management ... Fox
conti nued.
Fox addressed the Western
Regional Conference of the Na-
tional Association of Real Estate
Executives meeting to discuss
joint venture partnerships with
developen.
He pointed out that joint ven-
ture transactions could be st~
tUftd to produce major economic
advantages for the corporation.
Off-balance a_hcet financing re-
portina eliminates the debt from
the financial statements. improv-
ina debt. equity and liquidity
ratios. Gross assets are reduced.
thus improvina mum on as9eU.
The size and complexity of
real estate projects also has been
a force in the emergence of joint
ventures between builders and
corporations.
the vdlide to deftlop projects
of peat mapitadc, aupcrioT
c11· --...11~~ ..... &14!dft:lme ......... ·-7· -n.c corporation hCDcfita from
a much biper quality product
ud space Oesilliility u a joial
venture partner. Bccaaac tbe
projects are DGt .._ mer, com-
panies are able to expud and
CODlnlet U their needs dictate,•
hcpmimrJ~
Mquire Thoma Partnen bu
more than SI billion in joint
venture partocnhips with cor-
porations in its projects that
include the S400 million Crocker c.cnter in downtown Los Angeles.
The firm is noted nationally for
innovative transactions that satisfy
corporate financial and facility
needs.
"In a Class by It~'
We Offer \'oa ...
•261h Avoaado Ave.
Coroaa clel Mar
• Two bedroom
Condominium
• 2~ baths
• Security System
• Bay & Ocean Views!
•Prestige!
Open House Sun 14
Oft...cl .. $211,000.
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•Many projects today include
office and retail space. hotels.
restaurants and other services.
Tbcy demand greater skill and
teW ol interplay to be successful."
he aid. •Joint Yentura prmidc l:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
j When only Corona del Mar wtll do
t Call Corona del Mar Properties 673-8494 ! • • • • • • • • • • • • i All American Home Swings & Things :
: Newly listed quiet serene setting Look good in the biggie back :
with pastoral & ocean views. play yard, there's a sand box. a •
Quality three bedroom, all with sundeck for mom & dad, two
baths, plaster and stucco with patios and four bedrooms. 2'h
wood trim. Fully air conditioned baths, three car garage, family
pool, spa, hardwood floors, large room, two fireplaces & a sunny
private comer lot $385,000. breakfast room for only $375,000
i Apple Pie & Mom The American Way i j Larger lot, larger formal dining S.ve Taxes! :
• room and living room, lots of Home + income all on a 40' R-2 :
• • : beams.brick & wood! Three bed-lot, 11h block to beach & bay. •
:·room home for you and for Seewhat$375,000will buylTwo:
: mom a cozy two room & bath bedroom, two bath, two fireplace :
: cottage, three patios, 4 car home, private yard+ patio; plus:
: parking & just a skip to ocean. a giant sized three bedroom, :
i Reduced to $399,000. three bath income unit, sundeck :
+ patio + three car garagP.! : • : : • • • • • • • • • • : P.S. -For summer, just off Ocean Blvd., cozy two i
: bedroom cottage (sorry no smokers) $2,000/mo. :
: Or Lido Isle, three bedroom, two bath, playroom, 3 to 6 ~
: mo. $2,500/mo. Nice! : • • • • : . • • • • • • • • • • ! ,.•-~ C!owno de/ ol6t~ .Y!zoperHN : : . .-~ :
i• ; :..9!.= Bmm .~er1~9 &-.9il,~.Jln1enh i
~ ~~M·~a~Ed ! 111: n 3407 E. Co•8t Hwy., Coron• del M•r ~
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Waterfront Homes recently
celebrated its eleventh year of
service to Newport Beach and
the neighboring coastline com-
munities. Waterfront Homea
bas become the largest inde-
pendent, family-owned residen-
tial real estate firm in the area,
with over fifty agents staffing
two offices. The corporate office
is located at 2436 W. Coast
Highway in New port Beach.
The second office is on Marine
Avenue on Balboa Island.
The dinner pany, hosted by
Gil and Pat Foerster, owners
and managers of the firm, was
held at the Balboa Bay Club.
It was attended by over I 00
guests, whic h included agents,
spouses, and special friends and
business associates. The event
was an elegant, smoothly-run
evening which included a social
hour and dinner, followed by
the awards ceremony and danc-
ing to live entertainment.
The awards presentation by
Gil and Pat Foerster was the
exciting highlight of the evening.
Twenty of the fifty-plus qualified
for company awards, with fifteen
of the twenty receiving Honor-
able Mention. The top five
received .. Winners' Circle ..
plaques with three agents earning
-'fop Producer" distinction.
Robert Trown, who was the
top salesman in 1984, took the
honor again in I 98S. His award
included a fully paid membenhip
and dues for one year at the
Balboa Bay Club. Second iD
... WU William Fcaey. Bia
aalea eff orta won for him and
bis wife, Dottie, a one week
trip to the Lu Baclu reaon
in Manzanillo, Mexico. Trown
and Feeney arc both part of
husband-wife teams who repre-
sent Waterfront Homes. Yvonne
Trown and Dottie Feeney are
also sales agents with the com-
pany. The third Wf op Producer"
was Jaclyn Cassidy. Her sales
achievements earned her a
diamond-studded gold bracelet.
Included in the "Winners Circle"
were Austin Daynes, who was
awarded a Rolex, and Carole
Frankel, who· received a gold
Omega watch. The "'Top Pro-
ducers" category places sales
agents in the top I% in earnings
in the country.
Othen in the awards c~tegory
were Joanna Palmquist, Aida
Mennella, Karen Knoche,
Annette Kanzler and Lorraine
Farrington, who rounded out
the top 10. Others receiving
awards for high achievement
included Martha Anwiler, Giron
Grubbs, Vicki Lee, Mary Ann
Nethercutt and Georgiann CoL
Others included Bea Arnold,
Patti Conover, Maggie Appel,
Anne Freeman and Pat Kent.
Waterfront Homes takes peat
pride in providing professional
and efficient service through
its large staff of experienced
agents. One key to their succeu,
the Foenten claim, is the Ion-
pity ot tbeir ..... nae award
wianina..,.. haft an a~
of over teveD yean with the
fmn. Wfbia pTovida, .. aay Gil
and Pat, •a very intimate tnowl-
._. of the market. Alao, the
comistency in the quality of
our 1ervice helps us maintain
the hiahest of professional stand-
ard&. Our agents all belong to
a
tJac local bouda of realton and family-owned -..DCJ special-
to tbc State and Naaional ~ m., in terViq Ille h.:bfloat
aociation of ltealton. • communitia.
In apite of purcbue off era.
by a well-knoq national fllDl
Waterfront Homa bu chosen
to remain independent. There
is a 1reat deal of pride in
maintaining a status u a strong,
Waterfrout Roma, Inc., 1111
two office locatioaa. 2A36 Wat
Coast Hiahway in Newport
Beach; phone: 631-1400; and,
315 Marine Ave. on Balboa
Island; phone: 673-6900.
Irvine Business Complex
makes ecpno1nic impact
IRVINE, Calif., March 2S,
1986. The Irvine Business Com-
plex (IBC) consortium predicts
a total impact of SS billion ( 1985
dollan) on the local economy,
the recently formed group of
11 Orange County commercial
real estate developen reported
today.
..As the Irvine Business Com-
plex becomes Oraoae County's
central business distri~ thou-
sands of jobs are being created
and billions of dollars pumped
into the local economy," said
Richard Ortwein, division pres-
ident of The Koll Company and
one of the group's foundina
memben.
Based on current and future
construction (through J99S) in
Irvine and Newport Beach, the
15.6 million square feet of space
under construction and permit-
ted is valued at Sl.223 billion
and will create 25,000 construc-
tion jobs. Construction wages
and salaries will deposit an
estimated $611.5 million of
spendable income into the
Orange County economy.
IBC projects currently under
construction and thole that have
beeu permitted are expected
to accommodate 50,000 per-
manent jobt, with SI.I billion
of annual agrepte income from
thCle employees' salaria. This
wiJI constitute a $318 billion
annual local economic impact.
The IBC includes parts of
Irvine. It hu aD· already ea-
tablislaed buainas community
including more Fortune 500
companies, major banks, law
fl.nm and Bia Eiabt accountina
fmns than any other sinaJe area
in Oranae County.
IBC consortium members
include Robert A. Alleborn
Auociata, Birtcher, Briodcnon
Ltd., Dou1Ja1 Development
Company, The FreDcla A
McKenna Company, Tbe l.m.e
Company, The Koll Compay,
The Lepcy Compania/ Da01a
Corporation, McLacblan In-
vestment Company, The Pru-
dential Realty Group and Tram-
mell CrowCompaay. Adclirioaal
participanta, includina bOtela
located in Irvine, are expected
to join iD the prosram ta fat me
pbata.
1 Bedroom 730 Malabar 1321 Outrigger#
21 Channel -Lido Park. Moho 759-1877 $275,000 Sun 1-5 ~ $529,000 Sun 1-5
631 -1400 $65,000 Sat 1-5
329 Poinsettia 2018 Tahuna Terr.* 673-5354 $350.000 Sun 1-5 644~ $485,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 2 Bedrooms
104 Vra Lorca 4 Bedrooms 5 Bedrooms 644-6200 $449.000 Sun 1-5
815 Via Lido Soud .. 309 Poppy Ave. 675-6161 $2.200.000 Sat & Sun 1-5 673-8494 $399.000 Wed, Sun PM 3 Bedrooms
334 Ogle #A, CM 111 Bayside Place. 2+2 23 San Mateo #
631 -1400 $168.000 Sun 1-5 675-6161 $895,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $599,000 Sun 1-5
125 Via Yella # 25 Ridgeline Drive #*
631 -1400 $399.900 Sat & Sun 1-5 1839 Port Seabourne Way # 644--6200 $3.950,000 Sun 1-5
631 -1400 $445.000 Sat 1-5
178 E Bay St . CM #
631 -1400 $159.500 Sat 1-5 2658 Bayshore Or. #W 6 Bedrooms 432 Isabella Terr #• 631 -1400 $1 ,499,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
644-6200 $575.000 Sat & Sun 1-5 7 Bodega Bay •••
644-9060 $675,000 Sun 1-5
2834 Catalpa # 502 K ST #
631 -1400 $445,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $275 000 Sun 1-5 Vacant Land
1501 Santanella Terrace 222-i Pacific Dr. #• Lots 84-85-86, Top of Rocky Pt. 759-1877 $327.000 Sun 1-5 644-6200 $895,000 Sat & Sun 1-5 644-6200 $2,700,000 Sat & Sun &-a
Key: * Pool or Spa •View #Family Room • Waterfront
-·•-HEE I I ., ... Sopt Ill c 11111 VIia 0 R De condoaMium ... bey
Md oc 1•• -.. 8bln1ll ..... *Al ... wnp MM1d
blllcotlf, plarllllon ~ w con-.•ie. O... .. ...., ._ oplon ,,.... ~
I Ill.._.,... la!. ml.Ill
A\le bedroom +bonus room, Southport model wtth.
o.Aelalldlng view olocw .. blly. city IW* '-dwood
ftoon-many upgrlldea. Poof and spa. Thia home
hM It ... Shown by tippt. only Virgil• SWlln
•n•••mun••--••••1 On the ti 11 ch fMtallc opportunity tor d9U'llDS*.
-be dMded into two ... ~to city~
-build condo9 Of ... flllllily home. ....
Autte
Mlf I 1 ••ltall ., ..
Single story on Lido Channel in security building.
~ ... ba81l-,g ~ ol Newport·~ tram
rour IMng room. A ehow place with 2 BO, 3 BA
end den. Move right in. Linda ()el\
•n•n MDIII ---llJ•.111 l.uxurioua .... Mory bayfront wHh ~ view
to main channel. Recently rwnodeled. Gll99d c:ourty9rd
entry, 4 BR. 4 BA. latge gourmet kitchen, formaJ
dining. huge mut8r autte with fireplace 55' boet
dock Md ~ b I lch. Includes land. Belle P9ftch
Cllllll IEl 'II r• ml IZM.I•
Cozy coftage with 2 BR. 2 BA pfus guest hou9e.
Completely remodeled. Enjoy your own pool this
aummer or walk to your private acceu beach.
Owner leaving area. Submit your offer. Ann PMIB
• CllYll Cllfllltm ULE" 11•.111
Just reduced S 100,000 former owner transferred
and our corpoq'9 client says sell nowt Ave bedrooms.
4\i\ baths. formal dining, and a country kitchen
off a cozy family room. A private estate with room
for pool; one of Big Canyon's fineat view
loclltiOta o.nny 8'bb/StlpMnie Grady
menu ••.111
TMs • BA, 3\i\ BA. customized a.&court Manor
.... 2 .. truly a ..... home. Rich -" pm-.11 19
......... loora. PertKt......, end ..........
hoime. Feetur81, grMd fonnaJ living end dining
,. ... hn .. 1d....., rooa lM99 '** ...... ,
wlltpool Md .... Qll 0.-, ..,..._.Glodr
RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SDIYl«ES
--· Fiii& I 141Ull Newer MCtlon. Ctllla.t hw. Al•D 11111._ .... '*'-a. c:MI ........... ,, -*'· ......... ,_
loa wlla •1111lng..., & oGIM uteaa. 8111• '
fll•tJ roo• •••and tor..a clttl• et.'•1• c:cu\lmd -*Y ... brk* P1111D. •s81tJ Ill ....
ant 1-.r~•r 11 -..,.
Plua exdting oc11n Mel ...,... view front 11"8 °' MILllCll91 • IA. 216 BA hD•a Two llllnly roa..._
a litnty, apecluos living Md dining room home with
denlog a 11111 Md Kol pond. H..., lngald
and ...........
•a IE I Ml.Ml.. 11.m111
P9rhlipathe.,,...1rloc9lcftlntiapdvlll connunlty.
~ cul-de-r c kK IMM lclml tor ....... IMlly.
Includes. 7 BA. 1 BA. 3 fireplaces. taMifr rOOM
w/pool tmble. wel tw ..... Wt T.V ...... ,
den. lllUdy and much more. 0... 8,.000 ... a. lncrerlble
.... o9a9d .. $1.885.000 Drinny Bllb/SllP'*tle
Grody
• C111• 11 mu wum sr 11.1am 611199 lby. I BR. golf ~ a.._ holne. CUI-
de w toe Ilion on one of the C.IYOft'• Ir.-• ...
F.-... blMll living and dir*'9 room. llllge ma .. 1 r
auite with private otnce. Family ~oom and den.
large pool llz.s lot. ~..., Denny
Bibb/StlpMnie Grody
.... _....... 11811
Udo home w /pool on large lot. Three C8r gill'8g8.
3 BR. 3 BA. Family room, aeparate dining room.
Exposed beam ceilings. hardwood floors.. Located
In quiet end of illlMd. Owner is -1otJ8 981er. Joan
Lewis
•H•I~ ·--In thia 2 story 3 BR condominium. VMtWS of golf
COUFM. lake and city lights. Granite counter tops.
Berber carpeting and gold plated fixturea .,.. jU91
a tew ol h m'lboi* l!PP(M1t11a1ts. Gu9rd gated
community with pool. tll..W and..-. Gayte Atrmo
a&llT-11 1111.111
UnuauaJ 3 BA owners· unit plus 2 BR rental on
quiet •~Mt. with view towards ocean. Nicely
...... ....,. ... In .,.... kKlllcNt.. Hiiiie S.oc:k
..... ftM ......
Spec-. 2 llOfJ S 1R. 2 BA condominn. with
...... Mng .,,... ...... dlrring --powder f'OOl!l Md ..... FI 'I lula LMd inclllldld. lllls-'t
Ill ....
...... 200
•ti SW I 111..-~
Piie tr 111-. ~pool Md..._ L.-ge ca nmn
tw .. 1'111on1' K19 lat In Pl I 19D• 81tco..l
Two atofy ho-. with 5 BR. 4 BA. tamity roo..
~ .... concllm• ........ .ecurtey .,I_
Brlgtll end cll11rtul end In ..... ,. In" eofidllon.
24-hour ........... ~. Price indudee
thelllnd.0... .. CDl ....... 8111.tar ... ...,..,._.
....... Donna Godltllll..
~llD••-~-·a.a. : ••Jll CALIFORNIA RANCH STYLE single 8tory holM
on huge lat nw. to lour bedlua-..,. ...-111
.-....,.. 01 Na11lon bldg. a.m c1INrtg11.
extensive use of oak. beveled gtaaa and lhr•
flreplac.. Home recently remoct•ed. Secluded
plll1io ... pool. ... and bdltln. Mlllwy ...-Jt11
Appl ontf. Priced $105.000 Dorwl9 Godlhall.
•CW&&~ Im.Ill
lcMlty 28A. 8ingle story condo with ..... fie ..
of golf coune. Private 2 car gaf8g9. ....,.....,..
•mldnQ. communlly tll•• pool II.,._ M8cNb.
1Wl.WDIP8E Cl Ill llUll 1111111
Loe ... IS In woodsy I 1•ng nw-OrangeCo..aCCll1ga
One 2 BA. 2 BA. aingle level upper unit Ught.
clW'I and ptiw 111 185.000. One 2 BR. ~ BA. two
*-Y unit wilh plll1io tor S89.000. Botl't haw 2 C8r
ganigea. ...... Mllcnab.
.... YMIR II m Ill
Large pier and slip at the foot of the Lagoon on
Linde lsle. Specious 58R a..aom home with large
rooms. high ceilings and gourmet kitchen. On ht
bey. Allords luxury. pmacy and a unique lifestyte.
Price includes the land. Mal1ha Macnab.
Timi LBB.I 11.•1111
Of executive style living on Bayfront. Oramabc
atyting feeturea. lavish UM of brick cedar, Mched
and ---glasa. Three bedroom. 3¥1 BA. library,
blmlclning. billiard room. large pier &alip.$1.850.000
lncludle land. Martha Mecnab.
mll E ....
So dme to Newport lltlghla Md oc 1an bn 11-.
tia lowilly 3BR tw '-...... l9C .. l9liecoi 1 d
Md '-a pool Pl.US a .... llllCM ,_., Loe 1'1 II
ln•qullttmnaJ ~ ... ahsg 'n• 11-.-..... a.um.
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•
BEACH TIME-Th• recent WlrM w11tllir br1111t1 I '"'""' cr1•• .. ,
t1 th• bt1ch nur tht 81lboa Pier Just blfw1 aunat
Survey Reveals
Why Americans
Buy Property
Among a majority of Amer-
icans who plan to purchase their
first home within the next five
years. 0 investment .. was ci ted as
the chief reason for homeowner-
ship. according to a nationwide
study of future homebuyers
conducted by a Los Angeles-
based research firm.
The greatest percentage of
res pondents identified invest-
ment reasons as the most impor-
tant motive for their first home
purchase. This sentiment held
true with every type of future
home buyer. male or female, at
all income levels and in every
region.
A runne r-up reason for
homeownership among the sur-
vey respondents was "security,"
which proved a much more
powerful incentive for women
than men . Women rated security
a very close second to investment
while men rated security third.
The overall third-highest rea-
son identified for owning a home
was tax consideratio ns. Partic-
ularly among single people and
the more affluent, this was one
of the major incentives for
owning a home.
-atan,..... ~ 1ttv11 ••111
Come To See Why
We •lrvlne Terrace
Graciously redone. 3 BR, 2 BA
home. wool Berber carpet,
crown mouldings. French
doors. private pool & patio
area. Lovely landscaping RE-
DUCED to $327,500, Open Sun
1-5. 1501 Santanella Terrace.
Beautifully kept 3 bdrm home.
Walk to Balboa Island, bay
and the new exciting Atrium
Court at Fashion Island. Open
Sun 1-5, 730 Malabar. $275,000
Corona Del Mar Duplex
South of Highway
Corner Lot
Country French. just remod-
eled and never lived in-2
Bdrm. 2 Ba home on one of
Corona del Mar's best streets.
New plumbing, new w iring.
new forced air heaters. won-
derful all new kitchen with
hand-decorated tiles, sub-zero
refrigerator. dishwasher. micro,
trash compactor, green house
window Living room has open
beam ce11tngs. country manor
brick fireplace-Large side
patio with bu1lt-tn Bar-B-Q.
Plus Charming, refurbished
2Bdrm Apt. Call to see this
special place!
C hes~L~e cp~opedtes
759-1877
30 YEARS FIXED
Call Michael Barone at
(714) 955-2105
WESTERN COUNTIES MORTGAGE
19762 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine
Htrlloc wood•
Only Two Homes Remain Unsold
For bomebaye11 wbo naa to
capture a piece of the exduliw
neiabborbood of Newport
Beach-now it the time.
And, time ii running out quick-
ly. Only two homes remain unsold
at Newport Beach's Harbor
Woods. a stylish community of
SO two-story condominiums
priced from $149,990.
Sales Manager Sandy Graham
said Harbor Woods is the perfect
homesite for homcbuycrs who
want to live in a prestigious
community for a fraction of the
cost of most homes in the area.
The site is close to Spy Glass
Hills, Big Canyon homes and
Bcllcourt communities. Harbor
Woods is also close to the beach,
Fashion Island and Gelson's
Market. sit uated adjacent to
Harbor Woods.
Four plans were initially offered
in two bedroom, one bath homes
to two bedrooms two and one-
half baths ranging from 934 square
feet to 1.329 square feet. Currently.
only two plans are available
offering a choice of two bedrooms.
with one bath or two bedrooms
with two baths.
The contemporary styled homes
are designed by the award winning ·
architectural firm of Dale Naegle
and Associates of La J olla. Cal-
ifornia.
Builder of Harbor Woods, The
Douglas Allred Company, hcad-
quanercd in San Diego, is offering
a builder'• clote-out incentive
for homebuyen. Mortpae pay-
ments. iocludina principal and
interest, are not due until July
I, 1986, provided the property
cto.s before March 31, 1986.
Homebuyers, however, can opt
to discount the price of the home
instead. Graham contends that
this could mean a considerable
savings of close to $7,000 off
the price of the home.
Harbor Woods homes feature
lavish decorator selected carpet-
ing, wood-burning fireplaces, wet
bars (in most plans). mirrored
wardrobe closets, vaulted ceilings,
skylights and fire sprinklers.
Exterior appqintments include•
spaci9us sunde~ks . attached
direct -access garages with au-
tomatic door openers. laundry
and storage facilities in the gar-
ages, wood shake roofs. energy
•vi.na imullltion and fully -....
caped common aras.
~tcbeo appointments comaiD
microwave ovens. trub comp90-
ton, custom desiped cabinetry
and ceramic tile countertops.
Harbor Woods residents can
lavish in the spacious swimmina
pool, therapy spa, clubhouse and
gas barbcquc facilities.
The Douglas Allred Company
is a leader in residential and
commercial development with
involvement in 2.400 homes
throughout San Diego and
Orange County.
The homes are located at IOI
Harbor Woods Place, Newport
Beach. The ~les office is open
from IO a .m. to 6 p.m. daily.
For more information contact
sales re presentatives of Dryer
and Young Inc. at (714) 759-0888.
u .5. Savin~ Bonds
now pav market-based in-
terest rates-like the money
markets. Plus, you get a
~teed return! Foor
more information, call toD-
free l~US-BONDS.
Ila•••· •auallflc•nt o•••••d at ..... 900.
7
Walk to ll•acll -• II• I oa• •Ill a d•n w1111 • patlOll •Ill a
cloL-1&1• ~ ga1 age. Ila•• .. In ••PJI nice concmeton ... a ... caeaor••z•ca •lltvclullli-..e ... s z 1gpaD1aaldt•l'UlZ•
CCM9't•.AllC11 UC I tatS•9.tlOOI
Newport Condo
-JACOBS REALTY, INC.
2919 NEWPORT BLVD.• NEWPORTBEACH.CA92663
(714) 675-6670
...... ,...... ..
T.&.•• 111r
---1111111 VOUAM DOMJlT UNIU A DUDO# TitUST DATED
7131111. UM DI YOU TAU ACTION TO NoTECT YmM ......... rf MAY• IOU> AT A~ SAL£.
If WM.I IBD M Dft.MATIOH 0# THE NATUM Of
THl fllCCll*.., WT YOU. YOU SHOUU> CON-
TM:f A UMD. °" ...... i-. at l~ NOON. --.,.. Corp. A C......... ~ •duty appointied Tru-.
...., .. ..... It .. o.d ol 1..e ....... --
.. ·~.: .......... 14-321119"' OMdel ..... In.. -.. ~ ........ .,~ .... ,_, r •«i• adllirFOtMlJPflD~
"-AM AllOCIATQ. A CAlfFOMtA UMITtD 'MT· ,_ .. WIJ. llll AT "*'C AUCTION TO HtOHEST aaooo ,. CASH ()It CASHto'S CHECJ< ~
It .... ill ......... ......., °' .. u..d ... )
(CAIHttft CHtCt( ,AYAet.£ TO CAL.WIDE TRUST
DOD mw:a. INC.) It._ rM1n QUedl•• •••a tD the ....... CltJ .... It 401 E.-~-.....
Plecellde, CA. efl rfcM,. title and Interest conveyed
to and now held br It under uid Deed of Trust in the~ ...... d In Mid County Md Stm delcribed
ea:
A LEASEHOLD IN ANO TO:
PARCE..A:
PARCEL 4 n shown on a map recorded In Book
139, P..-32 end 33 °' Pwcet Meps, in the office °'the Cauner ..... °'Or.,.. Couttty, California.
Ucept IMr•wv• ell mit...aa. Pllbuleum, ps, and
ottw ~· 1utl mrae tlldllinl below 500 fMt
from .. ..,,,.. °' Mid ,..., prapwty describ9d abolle;
P"Mdld. ho•••· .... .,..,. ......,, ~ WIMs the ,_ tD ... upon the ..n.c. °' uid ,... prooerty
fottN putpOM crl ........ '°'· «pn:iduciftl the mi.,., ..
petroteum, '" and other hydrocarbon substances
as n 11,-,.ct in deed recorded June a. l 9n in eoc.
12231, ..... 1237, OMdM Alcordl.
PARC0.8:
E• rnera tor the ... °' the "Cofnmof 1 Fecilitiel, • • men ~ dlr.cied In the Gaw-.1 Collditiol11
t:A Ground u... d-.s June 25, 1981, eucut8d by
Md Mtw""' ---.o'HiN, LTD .• a California limited
'*1r*iNp and Na•pmt "-a ~p' ' • CaNbnia
..,.,.. ............. 19Cl0fdld June 30, 1981 In Book
14122. ..... 1°'7, OMcW Alcard&.
The ..,.. addr-8nd ottw common desipltion,
if ..,, ol ....... prapat) dllcribed abc"'9 is purported
to be: 4 UPft'.A NEWPORT PLAZA DRIVE. NEWPORT
BEACH, CA 926'0.
The undlrlilNd Trustlle disdaims """1 Ii.ability b
erry ltlCOr'NCb• d the..,_ addrw Md ottw common
~if any,~ ....
Said ..a. wOI be macM, buth without covenant or
WWTllnCy, exsww or implied, rwiprdkw tide, po&SeSsion,
or encumtnnc:es. ID pey the 1'81'NMni,. principal sum
of the note(s) secured by u ld Deed of Trust, with
lntenlst thereon. as provided In said note(s), ~
if any, under the tenns of Mid Deed of Trust. fees,
Charin and ~ ol the Trustee and of the trusts
cr..-.cl by said Deed to Trust
The talaJ llmOUnt ol the unpaid t>.lance of the ot>tiption
secured by the property to be sofd and rusonable
estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time
of the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is
Sl,879,451.02.
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to the unders1ened a wntten
Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a
written Nocie of Default and Election to Sell The
undersllfled caused said Notice of Default and Election
to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real
property ii located
o.te: March 31. 1986
MERIT SERVICE CORP , AS TRUSTEE BY CALWIOE
TRUST OEEOSERVICES,INC .ASAGENT.18327Sherman
Way, Reseda, CA 91335, (818) 708·881 3, By Kelli
Gurney, Trustee S.'8 Officer
SPSl10809
4/14 4/24 5/1 486e
NOTIC2 Oii TaUSTIFI SALE
LOM NO. lNIU'J-4/Un.a
T.1.NO.F••
u.JCOOIF
SOUTHlANO COMPANY -duly appointed Trvme
under the "*"'"• delcribed de9d ol tNll Will SEU AT
PUBUC AUCTIOH TO TH£ HIGHEST 8100£R FOR CASH
AHO/OR TH£ CASHfERS OR CERTIFIED CH£Cl<S SP£C
lf1ED IN CMl CODE SECTIOH 2924h (pejiaR* II the time °' .... "' ... money d the Unillld ~) .. rilht. title Md inlllr'lllt canlle'jllld ID and ,.,. held by it under uid
Owl ol Trull In the poperty ._......., dnaibed:
TAUSTOft WALTER R. GAYN£R. MARILYN L GAYNER
BENUlCIARY: BEVERlY HILLS SAV1NGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIOH
recodld Oecember 23, 1982 es Instr. No. 82~51193
t:A Ofllcial Records in the office ol the Reccrder c:A 0ranse
County.
uid de9d ol tNst describes the tonow1,.:
Lat 6, In bkO 59 c:A Oceel'I Front T rac:t. as shown on
a mep NCorded in Book 4, Plllt 12 ol Miscellaneous Maps,
'9COfdl °' Ora• County, California YOU ARE IN OEf AUl T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DA TEO
12110/82. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PAOPERTY, rT MAY 8( SOlO AT A PUBLIC SALE.
If YOU NEED AH EXPLANATION OF THE NATU RE Of THE
~DING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A
LAWYER
5911 Swhote Omle. Newport Buch. Callfomta 92663.
•(tt a ltrlllt address or common descnatJOn d property
is shown at>cw., no wwranty as 1fven as to its completeneu
or conedneU).· The benefic*Y under said Deed c:A Trust.
1:1¥ rtesol' ol a breeCh or defautt an the obltpbonS secured
thereby. heretofore eaecuted and delivered to t~
undeniped a written Declintlon °' Oefautt and Demand
for Sate, and wntten notice ol deflluft and d ~ to
ca-..e the underliCned to sen said ~ to Ulbsfy Aid
obfiilaUoos. and ttwtt. the undersi"'8d aiuwt Aid
notice ol default and d 8'«tion to be recorded Oecember
19, 191.5 • lnllr. No. ~·508833 Oi Of'ficiat Records In
theofbdthe ..... ol 0....,.. ~
S.. S... wMI be medl. bUC Without ccwenant or wrantY. ...,,_ °' Nnpled. ,...,..,. tttte pot.,.iOn, 0t encurn-
bnww. tD Ol!Y tM rwmaiini"I pf,nCipel 1Um ol the noll(s) ~bf Mid cited d TNll, with ...,... es In Mid ,.,..
,......_ .-.--. if •nr. unoer the wms °' Wd Died
ol TNll., .... d6 ... and .....,111 ol tM TNltle and
ol ...... o'llllld bf Mid Dlld ol Tn&
&11111 .....c•-,-a-
NCmCI OI DMnt Oii
OICMtllCNCI
AD•UidllTA11NO.
A-111'711
To ... heirs,~
ct9CMorl, c:Ot ltitwM It Cf'ed.
ieort, Md Plf'IOI• ..., nwy
be octw MM lne.estild in
the wMI or_... ol OSCAR
H.SCHOCK
A pltitior'I hll been filed
by W.0 . SCHOCK in the
Superior Court" Orance ~ requeirtirw thlt WIL· BUR OUAHE SCHOCK; RO-
BERT HENR'V SCHOCK be
appointld -personal ,. ..--atM tD admini .....
.......... rlthe decedelll n. ... ,. ......
thority to administer the
..._ under the lndepefr
dent Administration of
E.ltltls Act
A ._.,. an the petition
wi• be held on 5fl /86 II
~.30 a.m. in Olipt. 3 loallllld
II 700CMC CENTER ORM
WEST. SANTA ANA, CA
92702.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
.,.nti .. °' the petition, )'OU should eittw ..,.,... .. the
heerinl and .... your ob-
jections or file written ob-
jections ~the court before
the hearin&. Your appear·
ance may be 1n penon °'
1:1¥ "/04K attorney.
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR
Of a continaient aeditDr d
the deceased. )'OU must file
your claim with the court
Of present It to the penonal
~ive appointed by
the court W1th1n four months
from the date d first ISSU·
ance of lette<'S as provided
1n section 700 of the Ca
hfom1a Probate Code The
time f()( f1h n1 claims will
not eiipare prior to four
months from the date of the
hearina noticed abolle
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kept by the court. If )'OU
are a pers<WI 1ntetested in
the estate, you may serve
upon the executor or ad·
mi nistrator, or upon the
attorney for the executor
or administrator, and file
with the court with proof
d ..... a~ ......
stlltins tNit ~ desif9 spe-
cial notice d the fili"I °' .,, ..... y and liPPI ....
nW'lt °' _.... -or°' the petitions °' accounts ,,. ..... '9d In ledial• 1200
and 1200.5 °' .. CMbnia ,...Coda.
Attorney for petitioner.
Thomas O'Ka9fe, 2323 N.
Btmctm,, Sia 400, P.O. lb
6099, S... Al-. CA 92106.
4/17 4/24 5/1 4887
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be othetwise in..,ested in
the will or estMI al DONALD
JAMES BENTLEY aka 0.
JAMES BENTLEY aka DO-
NALD JAMES BENTl£Y.
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by JOS[PH 8. MORGAN Ill
in the Superlot Court of
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File No. F306l72
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CORONA DEL MA R
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Stunning 3 BA charmer, 1 l'i bfocka to beach. New
plantation shutters. paint & 4 celling fana. Brau
hardware. tasteful decor, large spa.
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Income opportunity, 3 BR. 2 BA house, 2 BR apartment
with sundeck + guest room. High rents. Assume
financing with low down.
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Brand new quality built 3 BR, 2'h BA condo south of
PCH. Formal dining, FR, double windows. wet bar,
large kitchen & more.
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Prepare to fall in love! This 3 BR is dressed up
with bleached hardwood floors & smart decor.
then framed with lush plantings.
llMIE TEIUCE UH.•
Lovely home in quiet upscale neighborhood. Very
large lot with pool, 3 BR, family room. Professionally
landscaped. ExceUent condition.
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Serenely situated 4 BR. Tastefully appointed &
meticulously maintained. 2 spacious patios
complimented by a sparkling lap pool.
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Spacious single level "Sandpiper" 4 BR plus FR.
Beamed ceilings, central air, security & ocean view.
This won't last!
IAlllRMW•W Mn.•
H1ghty upgraded 3 BR + den home with attention
to detail, wainscoating, beams. custom cabinetry,
wood flOOf'S, large yard. spa and more.
IAllll llfW lllU 1441.•
This 2 BR home is testament to taste, care and
quality. Rich landscape, covered patios. view. French
doors & w indows., new kitchen.
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Dynamic view of ocean, bay & lights. Highly upgraded
4 BR, 3 BA home. 4 car garage, wood floorlng,
French doora, spa.
Mllll WlW llW 1111 ....
Incredible view -incredible decor. lncredl~ value
-incredible price. Gorgeous 3 BR, 21h BA view
home. Appointment only.
CA•ED •IL.AIDS 1511.•
Beautiful remodeled 4 BR + maids. FR centered
around used brick fireplace, French doors to view.
L 1ving room has cozy loft with ocean view
smLAU u 15.ooo
Two story traditional family home. 4 BR. game room,
family room, playhouse. Panoramic ocean and
mountain views -gorgeous!
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SEARS F1NANCIAL NETWORK IIJ
NE WPORT BEACH
CUfflMI 111.-
Beet locationl Large beautiful pool aurrounde thla
Wrtflc 2 BA condo with garage. tlNPlaca, on quiet
atr'8et. Ownen anxloua.
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Hurryt Hurry! Thia 3 BR Monaco will not tut with
Its plantation shutters, neutral decor and fabufoua
location. ·
IEA•EW 1421. ..
Nestled on a large view lot In beautifully private
Seavlew Is this Inviting 4 BR home tastefully decorated
in neutrals.
IAl•I llDIE 1441.•
Exotic koi pond and fountain provide ambiance
that leads you through thla 3 BR condo. Exceptionally
well priced & ready to sell.
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Bay and nite-lite views, 4 BR. formal dining and
pool offer comfor1Bble lifestyle for couple or small
family.
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tt you're in need of an "out of the ordinary," .. great
for living" 5 BR beauty, this la ltl Superb quality
and a truly original design.
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Old world elegance in contemporary bayfront Mtllng.
S BR, encloaed pool/spa atrium home built for
family or entef1alnment
OTHER AREAS
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Lovety 2 BR 8'atter condo in The Sprtnga. Tennla,
pool & apa available & close to 9YefY1hlngl S.ller
motivatedH
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Private backyard with covered patio, light. airy
home with high ceillnga. lovely country wall~
atepa to park and pool.
1A1 CWIEl'Tl lftl.m
Dramatic oceanfront condo, 2 BR, 2 BA. fumlahed.
One year new decor, atalra to beach. breathtaking
view. A perfect summer home.
rumE11C1 VllTAlllNE am.•
Highly upgraded 2 BR. den, 2 decks, air conditioned,
night-light view. Lovely wooded area with pool
& tennis. Excellent value.
IOUT• L.AIUU l!.111M1
Beauty everywhere in this custom home, Incredible
view of sunset. water and coast 5 BR. maid's quarters,
gourmet kitchen, solar jacuzzi. Ownef will trllde.
Joann Akerman Lyleen Ewing
Ginny Anderson Sue Exley
Bill Bents Maggie Guth
Marcia Bents Shirley Harris
Debi Bibb Rita Kurtz
Eleanor Bowie Guv Livingston
John campbelt Sara Marvin
Evan Corkett Marcia Matthews
Joan Donahue Lois Mcloon
Carolyn Eadie Car<>'e McMahan
James T. MuUer
Vice President, Branch Sal• Manager
BEACH COMMUNITIES ..... .. ...
Looking for a fabuloua wrtte-oft? Check out ._.
high demand OcMnalre untt.. 4 BR upper, 2 BA
lower. Call tor rental intonnatlon.
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Instantly appealing 3 BR, 2 BA, profeaalonally
decorated with Imaginative touchn. Located on
the canal with large patio and covered deck.
IAYWU 14alll
Two story Cape Cod. 3 BR.SBA. gourmet kitchen,
central courtyard, 3 flreplacea a 2 Jacuzzis. Auume
low Interest prtvate financing.
U.llLE 144&•
Remodel that you get to finish juat the way you
want ltt Owner will trade or leue option. Be cr•tivet
Leta make a deal.
Ull llU 1411.111
Elegant. large family home on lovely strado near
beach. Thia • BR home has all of the amenities
including an eager seUert
POllllU ICWlflllT 1411•
Location, ocean, view and Income tool Claaalc
beech duplex at end of boardwalk with panoramic
Catalina and aunaet view.
Ull llLE 1111,111
Sophisticated elegance, 11h yur1. French doora,
3 flreptacea, marble floora, 5 BR. • BA. maid'• room,
famly room & much more.
~ ICUIMIT 11._
Rolllng aand duneetoocean la view from thla appe911ng
home. Extensive uae of brick and wood add to
the extensive charm.
PEWIU UYFlllT 1111.111
Endleu turning buin view, 3 BR home exquWt9fy
decorated a maintained la located on Buena Vim.
the garden atreet of 8-lboa.
POllllL.A UYFlllT 11.111.111
One of a kind home with extenaive built-Ina of
furniture quality, a planked ceiling that r..-nblea
a boat keel. Basement. garden. boat dock a beech.
~LAUYFIOIT 11.•1.111
7CY frontage on main bay with 5 BR, custom furnished
home & new 2 BR gueat home. Slip & side ties
for large yachts. apacloua patio.
Judy Mertz Cynthia Rumsfeld
Barbara Miles Frank Sennes
Lydia Murphy Jennifer Shaw
Edie Olson Laraine Shaw
Kay Parker Hillary Thamer
Marian Phillippi Dottle Valentine
Bert Reedy Sherry Wallace
Marian Reedy Liu White
Judy Robbins Bob Yorke
Lucy Rose
KayRa•r
Asalatant Branch Manager
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