HomeMy WebLinkAbout1986-05-22 - Newport Harbor EnsignITH YEAR * NUMBEA 4'1 * (114') 831-t120 *NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOMEBASEO NEWSPAPER *THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1•
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8YROGDKOOM
The candidate• in the 40th Con-
1re11ioaal District conteat finally
1quared off for face--to-face debatn
Moaday u the 1parb flew between
the rival candidata for both tbc Re-blicu and ..,.,__ ... :_ . . pu ~.-~ DOIDUUlbom.
On the Republican aide, Rep. Roben
Badh•m. who it aeekina a aixtb term
1n the Home, ltrelled bit experience
and seniority in Conpeu in feodina
off challenger Nathan ltoaenber1'1
cbarpa of junketeerina, absenteeiam
and queationable expenditure of cam-
paign money.
On the Democratic aide, Lyndon
LaRoucbe follower Art Hoffmann
went after bit opponent, Bruce Sumner.
alleging that Sumner it beiq supported
by Orange County buaincuman .. James
Rooaevelt and other mob-linked ele-
meata." Sumner countered tb1 Hoff-
mann is part of •a RCkJaa, scary and
bizarre organization," Laltouche~•
National Democratic Policy Commit-
tee. ___ ,.,
Ceremonies, parade set for ·N&wpon
Harbor's·50th anniversary tomorrow
8Y JACK SHINAii Roosevelt aJao act in motion the
tramf ormation of Newport Beach into
a year-round recreational and com-
mercial city inatead of a sleepy summer
resort town for tourists from Puadena
and Rivenide, according to longtime
Newport.en.
Bergeson places $1 iriflllon
in budget to clean up bay
Fifty yean aao tomorrow, Newport
Beach began the Iona proc::eu of be-
coming the buatling beach city and
pleuure port it it today.
It wu May 23, 1936, that President
franklin D . Roosevelt, from the White
Houae nearly 3,000 milea away, preued
a telegraph key u the clock struck
noon, signaling the official opening
of Newport Harbor.
The moment, no doubt, wu special
for FDR u well u the tiny little aummer
resort town, recognizing u it did the
completion of one of the greatest New
Deal projects. The extenaive dredging
of the bay and jetty construction cost
S 1.836 million.
Roosevelt'• action initiated a great
parade of pleuure craft, Cout Guard
and Navy veuels that day SO years aao. followed by hundreds of aail boats.
There were yacht and kayak races
u well near the new harbor's entrance.
Bill Grundy, president of the New-
port Beach Historical Society, was
a boy of 12 when the harbor opened.
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BY GEORGE PAPPAS
State Senator Marian Beraeson (R-
Newport Beach), bu placed a SI million
appropriation in the Senate Budaet
for a dredging project in the Upper
Newport Bay, which will complete
the final pbase of the Newport Bay
clean up plan started in 1980.
The funds will be used to rent a
clam shell dredge for removing silt
High stakes of Newport moorings sales
prompts proposed law to stop transfers
IY JACK SHINAR
When a boat owner holding a permit
at one of the city's 1,043 permanent
Newport liarbor tie-downa decides
to pve it up, cbanca AR one of the
2,400 people on the waiting liat to
receive it won't.
More likely, the permit bolder will
sell the off-shore mooring for at least
$8,000-and u much as S 12,000-
alona with the boat.
Though it 'a a practice that bu been
going on for about a dozen years,
city officials are con1idering puttina
a atop to it.
At a city tidelanda committee meetina
held earlier this month, about 200
permit holden for public tie-dowm
turned out to arpe apimt any cbanae
in Newport Beach 'a ordinance.
For many who paid previoua permit
holden for the rip ta, it it a matter
of an invatment loet if tbc ordiunc:e
forbids tn.ufer. For ot.ben, tbc o~
portunity to cub in on their mooriq
offeetl the coat of maintainiq and
replllc:i.aa equipment aucb a wcipta,
f1CNdl ud ch••.
For a larp yacht~ that kind of equip-
ment can cc:.t u much • S4,000, ac-
cordina to aome who 1pote at the
meetiq.
.. A lot of ua qrec," 1ay1 Phillip
Good, a permit IK>lder who attended
the tidc"nd• mectiq. ....... if ao...
tbiaa ilD' broken, JOU dOD' fia it.
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from the upper portion of the bay,
Bergeson aide Julie Froeberg said.
f roe berg dcteribed the clam shell
dredge as .. more effacient" than a hy-
draulic dredge, and will double the
amount of material that can be removed
from the bay at only a 20 percent
increase in cosL
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ay GmllG& PAPPAS
Ncw"'1 ••• Rep. Robert
Badha• ca(W few • co..,a-
sional probe last week of t.bc
Marine eoq.· proWr:m plapcd
helicopter. Super Stallion. in
rcspome to a crash two weeks
ago that tilled fou.r Marines..
Badbam said the House
Armed Services Committee is
currently investigating the de-
tails surrounding the crash.
which took place during a train-
i og flight in the desert near
Man.e's monil or for die maD-
aflldWa ~ Rf'9'"ioe. • ht lllid.
Be also aaid Jae wanted to
~ oft a pat .... of pra-
sure· which would have t.ccn
brought to bear on bim and
his colleagues in Congress if
the matter was not in~.
Badham said some pressure
did come from his constituents
who live close to the Tustin
base and were concerned with
finding out the cause of the
crash.
T weotynine Palms..
TbC"" congressional probe. ..Those people I talked to were
very concancd about the came Badham said, should .. lay out of the accident and if the crart
00 the table all the facts about
:. ... accident for everyone to -~~-:~=:-:tended
to re-establish the Marine\ con-Badbam f tnt decided to call
for a probe into the $24 million
aircraft afkT be beard news of
the accident.
•tt occurred to me that this
tragedy was not good for the
fidence in the bdicopter.
The Super Stallion bas been
problem ridden with defects,
breakdowns and crashes since
starting service in 1981.
Blllftam aaicl wccb before
tbe recalt cnU .... -.red
by tM M.n.e Corpe .... po-
~ hazarcll in the cnft were
-.ot11 e d Md fiud."
A pl'dimioa.ry bearioa coa-
ductecl by the Mari.Dea Jut Fri-
day pointed toward pilot error
u the cause of the cruh, Bad-
ham said.
"There is still no evidence
in the wreckage that there was
any kind of mechanical f ailurc,"
be said.
A sowc:e at the Tustin Marine
Corps said in an earlier inter-
view. investigaton discovered
a sheared bolt in the downed
helicopter's Right-control sys-
tem and special inspections bad
been ordered of the bolts in
all Super Stallions at the bue.
Bactb•m said Marine offlciall
told him that the bolt found
at the crash was taken to met-
allurgy lab to be examined, but
U of yet DO evidence bu Jinked
it to the cause of the crash.
Moorings for sale?--------..............
... Absolutely all of us feel that
if we can no longer use it (a
mooring). then we should gift
it to someone who can. But if
the city decides to restrict
transfen. then no one. and I
mean no one. is going to give
it up. Thcy11 just teep it in
the family. -be said.
Tbe Orange County Harbor
Departmmt.. which pmols the
off-shore moorings. confirms
what Good says.
Harbormaster Harry Gage
said there 1ICl'C 69 city permit
transf en recorded last year.
but just four went to people
at the top of t.bc waiting list.
Those were tramfencd beamc
of abandonments, failure to pay
f ces or other violations. That
is f airty typical, be said.
Harbor department policy
is to allow tramfen . between
private parties as long as the
boat rcgisten:d to the mooring
stays there. So a penon wilhiDI
to unload his tio-dcnm ldls his
boat aswdl
In some cws.. became permit-
bolden don'l want to ks tJ.eir'
right. the bcNlts dud are moored
at city-held tie--dowm aren'
e\ICD seaworthy. 0. says.
Aa:orcling to Marine Din:ctor
David Hanbbarger. there are
currently about 20 such derelicts
tied to city moorings.
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He said any new ordinance.
would probably contain a safety
inspection n:quiRmeot to mate
sure crafts are seaworthy and
operable.
•aut the most controvenial
part of this is that the city would
control the way permits are
transferred,"' HanbbarJter said.
City Attorney Robert Burn-
ham says the problem is that
permit holders think of the
mooriq -private property. -nae people think that if
they spend S7-to-$8,000 for the
mooring, they have the right
to do the same thin&• be said.
"7bey say restrictions would
reduce the number of trdsfen,"
Burnham says. wrhere were four
last year and there are 2.400
on the list. That-S glacial move-
DlCnL"'
Tbcre•s no question that per-
m.it holden are getting a good
deal, notes Hanbbarger. The
city charges Sl3 a year per foot.
The rental on a private slip,
when one can be located, ranges
from about S6-to-S 12 a month
per foot.
Good concedes that without
· a city mooring permit, private
slips would cost him too much
~·< ~
to anchor his 36-f ooter in New-
port Harbor. It costs him about ssoo per year.
Burnham says be is preparing
a report on the tidelands meeting
for the state attorney general's
office which hu shown interest
in the situation.
ITAFF PW1'I IY ITnEI •HHI
Once a respome is received
from there, be plam to write
a draft ordinance for review
by city officials.
Accordina to Harshbarger,
a draft ordinance should be
ready in two or three months.
---C11111rln1 Plummr dla---
Catherine A. Plummer, a
long-time resident of Newport
Beach, died Friday at age 78.
Mn. Plummer moved to Bal-
boa Island in 1919, where her
family occupied the old "Castle"
on Collins Island. She attended
the original Newport Elemen-
tary School, (destroyed by the
1932 earthquake) traveling by
ferry boat.
During her teens, she served
as a lifeguard for the City of
Newport Beach and worked as
an extra for films made in the
Harbor.
She was employed by the Pa-
cific Bell Telephone Company
for 27 yean.
Mn. Plummer is survived by
her daughter. Ruthelyn
Plummer, mayor pro tem of
Newport Beach; two sons, Reid
Plummer, Balboa Island Post
Office Supervisor, and A.K.
Plummer, Jr. of Costa Mesa;
eight grandchildren and three
great-grandchild rcn.
Memorial Services were held
Wednesday, May 14 at Harbor
Lawn-Mt. Olive in Costa Mesa.
Interment will be in the
Plummer Memorial Plot at the
Old Hollywood Cemetary, Hol-
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Harbor's 50th annlversary----
1 s aNli""1
He recalls a time when the com-
munity wu a &bolt town after
Labor Day each year.
.. After Labor Day you could
run alona the beach for a balf-
mile without finding anyone
to play with," be says.
There were two main factions
in town at the time, be notes,
the fishermen and the yacbten /
homeowners. Most of the fi-
shermen worked with one of
the two large canneries which
operated at the time.
"The fishermen wanted to
push us into becoming another
San Pedro,"says Grundy ... New-
port is fortunate the yachting
circle won out. We have the
only harbor like this anywhere."
With FDR's New Deal pro-
ject, the ability to navipte the
bay without fear of damage
changed Newport tremendously.
Until that time, land owners
here were going broke with
dredging and jetty-building,
spending about $7 .2 million on
such projects. Next came a
building boom around the har-
bor.
Today, the harbor is home
to 10,000 pleasure craft worth
at least SSOO million. The land
Bergeson-
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as opposed to vacuuming
it up with the water u the hy-
draulic dredge does, she added.
Biddin1 on the dredaio1 pro-
ject is expected to start early
this summer, with work to be
acbeduled to begin in August,
Froeberg said.
Bergeson also hu encourqed
local aovemmenta in the area.
including Newport Beach and
Irvine, to search for other al-
ternatives in emurlna tbe money
for the project.
.. By approechiq the aupnen-
tation from two different fund-
ina sources we will be able to
rmance the project." Bergeson
said.
The Senate approved the S l
million appropriation in ita ver-
aion of the budaet April 25.
The item now will be for-
warded to the Budaet Confer-
ence Committee. Froeberg
added it may be difficult for
tbe project to obtain full funding
once it reecbel the committee.
. "Thia ia the tou1be1t year
to pt funcli.q," abe aaid ... Eve--
rybody wants money for their
individual projects."
where tbe Balboa Bay Cab aita w• recently valued at SS4 mil-
lion alone.
Obvioualy, FDR wu mOl'e
than a little off bate when be
wrote so yean aao:
"This improvement of New-
port Harbor will prove doubly
valuable to tbe nation because
it has added another serviceable
harbor, though a modest one.
to the coast of Calif omia."
Acconling to city Marine Di-
rector David Harshbarger. the
harbor is built out today.
Tomorrow. the city celebrates
the annivenary of the harbor's
openina with a full day of special
ceremoniea which Mayor Philip
Maurer calla "'the mo1t aianif-
icant day (in Newport) in the
past ten yean ...
A 33-year resident of Balboa
Island, the mayor says the city
would be "another Hermosa
Beach" without the harbor.
Grundy, Judge Robert
Gardner, the chief justice of
the High Court of Pago Pago
American Samoa, City Poet
Duncan Stewart and many oth-
ers will take turns swapping
old atoriea about Newport SO
yeara qo durina and after a
tlide abow at tbe Pioneer Bru.t-
f ut. at the Balboa Bay Club .
The 8 a. m. breakfast will be
emceed by Les Steffemen.
At 11 Lm., the Newport Har-
bor Nautical Museum, 1714 W.
Balboa Blvd .• on the island,
will be opened to the public.
At I p.m. the boat parade
begins. The public is invited
to participate. With any luck.
city officials hope President
Reagan will transmit a brief
announcement via satellite to
begin the commeQ\..oration of
a aimilm' parade SO YeafJ aao.
The Oranae County Sheriffs
Department, the Coast Guard
and the Pavilion Queen are
among those participating in
the boat parade.
At 6 p.m .• the Balboa Pavilion
hosts a no-host cocktail recep-
ti on. That precedes a dinner-
dance at the historic building.
For ticket and other infor-
mation about the day's activities,
call the Newport Harbor Arca
Chamber of Commerce at 644-
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Newport •ac' votcn will
be utecl to decide oDJy one
COllt.elted ,._ for MaiUeiiil
Court ;.tF tWa ,ear. • four
of die fhej11C111=1 up for election
are nmnj ... anoppoaed.
.White judp Bud Franklin,
Prances Mac:>z. Calvin Schmidt
and Cbri1topber Strople have
no challenaen in their bids to
return to the Harbor Municipal
Coun bench, Judge Brian Carter
is oppoted by Deputy District
Attorney Robert Thomas.
Carter was appointed to the
bench by Gov. Jerry Brown in
1982. He is a veteran of World
War II. holds an engineering
degree from the University of
Iowa and received his law degree
with honon from Pepperdine
University. He has 20 years of
busineaa experience and waa
in private law practice for IO
yean before his judicial appoint-
ment. He ii a . 25-year resident
of Corona del Mar.
Challenger Tboma1 is the son
of former County Administrator
Robert Thomas and bas been
with the District Attorney's of-
fice for nine yean. He graduated
from the University of San
Diego law school in 1973 and
spent four years as a Marine
Corps attorney bcf ore returning
to civilian life as first a private
attorney and then as a deputy
D.A. An Orange County res-
ident since 1963, Thomas cur-
rently makes bis home in Santa
AnL
Thomas said he is in the race
''because I was asked to run
by a numbu. of po~ pfficc~
and otber deputy district at-
tome)'t' who saKI they ~ 1ired
of getting hammered in his (Car-
ter's) court."'
He cited four cases in which
be felt Judge Carter bad either
been too lenient or acted im-
properly and added , .. , think
all first-time drunk drivers
., 't ., to jlil .... I ••Ii I"' ,,.. .... •iai••• ..... ..
(prwMed "' law) .., ... 80t ..... ~ .......... it
thoald be die~-
lie Uo ICO(ecl c... for ec--
captias ........ p~
from attorneys. Tbomu said
be bad retuned tile oo.IY coo-
tribution that he h8d received
Crom a lawyer becaUIC •1 don'
believe a judge should be k-
bolden in any way to an au.orney
who pr.ctica in bis court."
Carter vigorously def ended
bia record of the Jut four years,
sayin& .. I~ bandied thouaands
of cues and be can only pick
on a couple ... which be quota
out of context to mate a point."
To make hi1 point, Carter
cited a case in which Thomas
okayed a plea barpin that al ..
lowed a penon llCCUled of ve~
hicu1ar mamlaupter to 10 free.
1'be facta of life are you can'
send them all to jail," Carter
said.
The judac added that .. became
I'm a Jerry Brown appoinue,
he's trying to make me out u
a closet liberal. I wu one of
the few Republicam that Brown
appointed. I have been a con-
servati ve Republican for 40
yean, long before it was f ash-
ionable."
He then cited his endorsement
by Republican state senators
Marian Bcrgnon and John Sey-
mour. by Republican assem-
blymen Gil FeTguson and Nolan
Friue\le, and by the conser-
vative California Republican
Assembly 1lDd concluded, ... evc-
bQdy c1¥.hi~ rm a con-
servative ~pu~an , except
Mr. Thomas, I guess.•
Thomas reported endorse-
ments from Rep. Bob Dorr.an
(R-Garden Grove), the county
Association of Deputy District
Attorneys, and the police as-
sociations of Newport Beach.
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Hon.· Thun. 9:0CM:OO
Tom Riley's easy re-election
campaign: he has earned it
In the closing days prior to the June 3 election,
accusations and charges seem to be flying left
and right around Newport Beach. Candidates
have degenerated to, in one race, attacking each
other's f amilics. It's a strange way of selecting
our leaders, but it's all part of our unique type
of a democratic republic. Scarcely a telephone
pole or vacant lot has been left barren from the
race in our town.
But have you seen all the "Re-elect Supervisor
Tom Riley" signs all over Newport? We bet you
haven't, and there's a reason for it.
For the past 12 years, Newport's Riley has
represented the fifth district.on tne Orange County
Board of Supervisors. He has seen the county
grow up, its population skyrocket, seemingly
with new homes constructed overnight, office
buildings built from bean fields, and playgrounds
sprung from dirt plots.
Riley is somewhat unique for an Orange County
politictan. He isn't eccentric or egocentric. And
he certainly isn l flashy. What's more, he stands
as a somewhat rare example of how our oftimes
notorious county can produce an office holder
who is above the shady deals and scandals that
seem to have fallen upon Riley's less scrupulous
colleagues in bis dozen years of office.
Riley's reward-and it's a valuable one-is
an easy re-election race. For appearance, he's
set up a small office; but in reality, all he needed
to do was remember to Ule on time, and let the
voters do the rest.
As far as be secs it, his job is far from over-
s pecifica11 y, issues like ~reserving the fonding
for the Route 55 extension, and the oh-going
battle over John Wayne Airport's size, shape
and sound.
The two candidates who are also on the ballot,
Kenneth Palmer Pratt of Santa Ana and Laguna
Beach '.s Jon Brand, must realize the enormity
of their task. While Brand has attempted to wage
a viable ca~paign, his visibility has been relatively
nebulous. He has attacked Riley~s support of
the district's development, attempting to make
the race into a growth/ no growth referendum.
Brand appears to be a decent candidate who
could do a respectable job in office, but this
·is Tom Riley's district, and it will remain so,
at least for another four vears.
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Time of my Life
BY JIM FELTON
Money isn't everything to
those who enjoy their work
It was an interesting study
by the economics or business
college at UCLA, and widely
quoted-in the Wall Street Jour-
nal and on the Public Broad-
casting System ·~wall Street
Week" program. Jt said that
a survey of top U.S. executives,
those earning S2SO.OOO a year
or more, were doing what they
were doing not for the money.
but for the sheer joy of it.
They're whistling while they
work, and whistling all the way
to the bank.
I suppose if you earned that
kind of hay you'd be happy as
ajaybird. Takeaway the money,
and sec how happy they'd be.
But I discovered the other
day that there are very happy
people I usume cam much las
than SlS0,000 a year. and one
in particular bu to rank u my
current favorite waitraa. Her
name is Lydia, and abe com-
mands the main counter and
a few 2-eeat booths at the 17th
and Irvine Boulevard Coco '1.
One clay recently. aft.er abe owr-
whdmed me with prompt and
courteous service. I happened
to remark: .. You're the moat
attentive waitrea I have ever
tno~" and somewhat embar-
raucd, but still aurvcyina the
acene to w who needed more
coffee, the blurted: ... enjoy
what I am doina-"
Now that just baa to be the
tcy to a wdl-adjmt.ed penon.
How often at company lun-
cheons~ or in informal poupa,
do you bear people srouain1
about their wort. Ovaworted
and underpaid. The boa is a
miserable uprint.able. Gripe.
pipe, pipe. YOU Would think
tbat if they didn't like what
they were doiq. tbey would
quit and find IOlllClbiaa die.
AD wcwtamat ~Lydia
never thinks of quitting, and
that the Grace Restaurant Com-
pany docsn' engage in Peter's
law and promote her to some-
thing she doesn't enjoy. She's
having a ball. Her counter scats
are in great demand by busi-
nessmen and women in the
Westcliff area. She greets them
by name; she knows those who
like half sandwiches and split
pea soup, those who take a glass
of wine, those who arc dieting
and sticking to salads. She is
perpetual motion. and she ap-
pears to enjoy pressure, not
fight it.
Over the years, rve enjoyed
great waiters and waitresses.
When I wu with Time Mag-
azine, our Hollywood office
was on the Sumet Strip directly
acroa the street from Jack Mor-
gan •s Cock 'n' Bull. The bar-
tender wu Wea, who suffeted
from chronic St. Vitus dance,
and he served tbe greats like
Bina CrOlby and his brother.
Everett. or producer David
Bamaead, th•lrinl his head and
powin1 stiff drinb. Be said
be hoped to mate all hia c:ua-
tomen chronic alcoholia. One
day, Sid James and I were hav-
ina lunch and Wea came over
to UI. ~ that maD at the end
of the bar." he uked. "Re's
had five of my martinis." He
spoke with a note of disbelief.
aa if the man aboWdn' be alive.
yet. A abort time later. the mar-
tini customer stood up, tried
to take a step. spun a bit and
fell to the floor. "I knew it,
I knew it." a jubilaot Wa pro-
cl•imed.
Another peal bartender WU
Barney Hammel at Jact Nortb-
cou'a Cap -U' Quill in the alley
acrou from Barker Brotben
in downtown Loi Aqcla. In
dtoeo daJI, I wa a.a olficq' of
Foote, Cone • Belding, and
we often toot clients to this
rest.auran~ or lunched with peo-
ple lite Virgil Partch and Dick
Shaw. Barney wu part of the
charm. He wu pleasant. very
learned, and extremely humor-
ous.
In time, Barney developed
a cult of Hammel followers.
Someone would quote from lit-
erature, and Barney would pick
it up.
Advertising account executive
Ed Wilson received a promo-
tional device in the form of a
kite you bad to assemble. It
came from Parents' Magazine
and wu supposed to demon-
strate the family following of
the publication. Ed took time
to assemble it in his office. and
tried to fly it out of the Statler
Building 10th floor. Later, he
visited Barney for a traffic
thinner after work. He wu still
carrying the kite.
.. Mind if I check my kite?"
he asked Barney.
.. Inst.cad of vice vcna.." Bar-
ney replied.
Now these were all people
who enjoyed their work, at far
leu income than the business
executives in the UCLA study.
Tbc newspaper buaineu iuelf
ia full of people who eojoy what
they're doina-For aure, tbeyn
not in it for the money. And
aa a aroup, they are lea likely
to take tbemleha too ICrioualy.
If they do, another newspap-
erman will llap them down.
A c•emc e••mple ia the story
oftbe New York Tuna reporter
coveriq the Jobmtown Oood.
In thoec daya, stories were filed
with Watcm Union via the old
telqrapb key. Tbc city editor
of the Times watched u the
story came in, a telearapher
tap, tap, tappin1 and typing
the story. The lead read; -God
aita toniabt on a loDdy bill over-
lootin1 the Johnstown Val-
ley ..... The city editor yelled
to stop the repo"9 and ICDt back
this IDClllF 06Neva-mind tbe
flood; Ft interview with God;
Ft pictures if poaible ...
Back to Lydia-she never
takC8 bcndf too ICrioua.ly. She's
too buy eajoyin1 what 1he'1
doiQa. and &be._ doina it very.
vay well.
Letters to the Editor
lllldlr llYI Bldhlm
should debit• Nita
0..1•-~
1 .. G&lidedbyRep. Robert
Badham'• campaian atrateay
whereby lie ref uaea to debate
Nadum lt.otenbefs OD the iubel
and attempts to dilcredit Nathan
Roaenbera with irrelevant in-
sinuatiou in1ultin1 our intel-
liaence.
Fint, Badbam claimed be did
not have to debate Rosenbera
on the issues became they were
in agreement on the iuua. Lea
than one week later, Bad ham
claimed Roeenbera wu not -as
conaervative" u be ia on the
issues, but because he refuses
to debate Rosenberg, we do
not know whether Badham is
telling the truth or making un-
founded allegations.
Second, Badbam 1uue1ted
Rosenberg ii supported by aome
shadowy organization which
seeks to take over the govern-
ment of the United States, and
be cites a 1978 campaign con-
tribution to a California Judge
u evidence of this absurd claim.
One would think an organiza-
tion dedicated to taking control
of the government would make
at least two such contributions
in the last eight yean and sup-
port at least two candidates
for the S3S seats in congress.
Who else are they supporting
Mr. Badham?
Third. it was reported yes-
terday that "'some Republicans ..
wen~ upset by the sign in front
of Nathan Rosenberg's cam-
paign beadquarten which used
the word Republican. I saw the
sign and was not .. confused."
Any informed citiun, certainly
loyal Republicans. would not
be conf uscd. Se> who was al-
legedly confused? If, in fact,
any of the few unidentified per-
sons were confused. they were
obviously Badbam supporters
who were confused by the fact
that someone had the initiative
to oppose "the incumbent .. in
the primary.
Lastly. Badham repeatedly
claims he is the incumbent and
Rosenberg has no experience
as a Congressman. We arc not
a nation which believes in or
needs .. professional politicians."
Incumbents should be viewed
very critically. If someone was
elected and did not perform,
that person should be removed
from office and replaced with
aaodler.
We do not need profCllional
politiciut, WC need perf ormen.
If someone pedorma in otracc,
we abould keep tbem tbm; if
tomeone ia limply unobjection-
able, or neaative, we should
act rid of them. Let'a look for
quality, not lonaevity which
leads to lceepina unqualified
incumbenta in oJflCC limply be-
came they were previouaty elect-
ed to the same ofr1ee.
Rldlanl c. Goff ?.
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light In lots
Merchant backs
Irvine Company
D~ar Editor:
T he Corona del Mar Chamber
of Commerce is fully supportive
of the proposal to install lighting
on the municipal parking lots.
An ad hoc committee, composed
of both commercial and resi-
dential property owners, sur-
veyed existing street lights on
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CdM High's 7-letter superwoman Noonan to attend Arizona State
BY PAUL BARTLET
Corona del Mar High 's Jen-
nifer Noonan, a five-sport var-
sity letterwoman, has decided
to attend Arizona State in the
fall.
Noonan, who was voted most
athletic by CdM's senior class,
~
C.111 '9f lar 111•·1 Jmfflr •-......... Artzm-.
won the state title.
"Winning the state was my
biggest thrill, .. says Noonan.
.. Being named all--state was my
biggest personal accomplish-
ment. I feel like I did it on my
own because other coaches
voted for me during CIF and
state play. Teammate Cammie
Doder was also named all-state
that year as was state Most Val-
uable Player Brooke Harring-
ton. Coach Charlie Brande said,
.. Our goal was to win state, and
that's what we did. Jennifer
improved tremendously and did
everything I asked her to do.
She was a major factor in our
success at the end of the season."
This was a rebuilding year
for the Sea King volleyball pro-
gram as it welcomed a new coach
and five starters graduated.
Noonan was named an honor-
able mention, All-Sea View
league this season. She says
she only plays volleyball for
fun, not competitively, now that
she has finished her high school
career .
Her new love is swimming.
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bard work. but I like hard work.
I'm a dedicated penon and I
enjoy swimming."
As a freshman, Noonan ran
the I 00-yard dash, 220 and 440
relay for Cd Ms league champion
track team.
a girls' dub at CdM.
.. I must say my parents have
been behind me all tbe way."
added Noonan. 06From the last
swim meet to everything in be-
tween, they have supported me.•
.. , advise all kids that go to
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high school to set invohed in
sports.• aaid Noonan. -Sports
teach you a lot and keep you
out of trouble.•
Before abc leaves for Arizona,
Noonan plans to lifquard tbis
summer in Newport . bas earned seven varsity letten
in high school.
.. There were a lot of ups and
downs in my athletic career,"
said Noonan ... But, it was all
worth it. Sports has helped make
me a better person and has
helped me to cope with my prob-
lems and make decisions."
Noonan plans to try out for
the Sundevils' swim team next
year.
.. Swimming is my favorite
sport," said Noonan. "I met
a nice group of girls who swim
at CdM and my coach, Mr.
V olding~ was so positive be in-
spired me to do better and work
hard." This was Nooqan•s fint
year of competitive swimming
in the 50 and 100-yard fn:atyle.
A three-year letterman as a
forward in soccer, Noonan was
all-league as a freshman and
a senior. In her junior year she
played left1ield on the softball
team and took a year off from
soccer.
8 OCCers all conference,
Harbor's James top player
Noonan, I 7, made a name
for herself with her volleyball
ability. A three-year starting
setter, she was named All-State
in 1985 when the Sea Kings
.. I wish I had started swim-
ming earlier," said Noonan ... It's
With such a varied athletic
b.ckground, Noonan is a aood
bet to be CdMs girls athlete
of the year.
Noonan is also busy being
a member fo the Keywannets,
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Eiabt Oraqe Coast Collqe
baseball playen bave been
named to the 1986 AU-South
Cout Conference bmeball team.
Coach Mite Mayne9s Pinta
captured their fifth South Coast
title in seven ICUODS this year,
rolling up a 20-4 conf ere nee
mark. The Bucs finished the
regular season with a 31-8 log.
Pirate outfielder Joey James
was accorded South Coast Con-
ference .. Player of the Year ..
honon. The powerful ~I , 210-
pound freshman from Newport
Harbor Higb bit .463 in league
play. He tied a conference record
with 11 home rum, and dro~
in an <>CC-record 71 RBrs.
In t~ OCC landed six play-
en on the fmt team and two
on the second. Conference
runner-op Rancho Santiaao bad
three OD the first unit and one
on the accond.
Mayne was named the con-
ferncc's 06Coacb of tbc Year"
for tbc fifth time in bis I 0-ycar
OCC coaching career.
OCC pitcbc-rs Longo Garcia
and Sam August were both
named to the first team. Gan:ia.,
a sophomore from U. Amigos
High, bad a perfect 7-0 mart
in league play. A~ a fresh-
man from Foantain Valley,
loged a 7-2 dale.
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Paul Ellison. a sophomore
from Edison Kiah. w umed
the conference's top catcher.
Ellison bit .316. Rob Gibbs,
a sophomore third baseman
from Ocean View, was also a
fmt-«omr.T. Gibbs bit .3~.
Fnsbm•n Dave S..aon. who
bails from Tastin High. was
named desipated bitta. Staton
bad a .403 average in league
play.
Sophomore infielder Brett
Webber was nunrd to the sc-
cowl unit aloag with frmb oat-
fidder Ralph Ramirez. Webber
had a .343 ~ wbile Ra-
mirez hit .329. Botb prepped
at Loe Amigos Hip.
New unifor1ns, helmets at OCC
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Bill Wortman. whole foott.11
act.ocacy tabs him bcyolld die
aidclina, is not a fmlaioa de-
signer. Be-. a football coeda..
Onnae Coll& ColleF .. wwly
appoi•ed OS. ........ to aay.
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.. •t It 1• THE NEWPORT ENllGNICOITA MEM NEW8nfNWE TODAY Plit 7
Newport Off shore Canoe Club paddles to top In Outrigger Race
ay SUZANNK arn&AN
Tk •01K11 &o• Off .. ore
Caoc a.It ol Newport Beech
ad die mea from Saa Dieao'I
Hw Rao peddled to victory
in tllCir lal*lM r-=a dllJina
tbe ciptb annual Newport-
Cuaery Outrigcr Race Sat-
wday.
A tocal of 76 cuoa entered
the nca wbicb darted at the
I Ith Street bay beach OD the
Balboa Peaimui. and rounded
the jetty out to the nran.
Tbe womea turned at the Bal-
boa Pier and the men at the
Newport Pier before returning
to the finish.
With m l*ldJen per canoe,
tbil ••the larp:st field of racers
in the history of the Newpon-
Cannery bee.
Offahore's six top women
paddled the nine-mile distance
in one-hour, 27 minutes and
37 leCOnda, cdainl out leCODd
pl.ce Hano Hano, wbo finiabed
in I :28:07. MoUKb Bay Canoe
Club from Dana Point took
third with a time of I :29:04.
Tbe Hano Hano men finished
the I I -mile men •1 course in
I :47:43. Thirty sccoDCb later.
lmu~ from Newport Beach,
crouecl tbc finiala line at tJae
Cuaery Restaurant followed
dolely by Offshore Canoe Oub
in 1:49:38.
In the Malia clau, Naboa~
from Redondo Bae' took tbe
top bonon with a time o( I :57: 11
and fmiabed tenth neraJJ.. Dana
Point's Malia canoe pbad se-
cond iD l:S7:17, wbile ~ Nalu~
from Marina Del Rey, came
in a clOIC third with a time of
l:S7:19.
The men finishing the race
Ill the .,...... Cannery Ra-
tallraat eajo,ed tt.e daeen of ~ crowd •8IDl»eriq llO. Tropb-
aa were awarded 111 the Cannery
Rawaraat.
A total of 33 women\ canoa
and 43 men\ canoes raced in
this., the tbinl race of tbe f aw-
montb 1e110D..
The next race in Newport
Beach will be the Balboa-
Lapna Outriger Race held
at the Dune OD July 12.
Tbe last Caliloniia r.ce will
also begin in Newport Beach.
Tbe Cat•tina Race on Aupst
16 and 17 beaiu in Newpon
with the women racin1 to Cat-
alina OD the fint day and the
men racin1 back on the second.
The men will fmish at the Dunes
in tbc Bact Bay.
"'Tb.is was by f u the largest
Canncf)' Race in terms of
paddlers, .. said Jim Bond, pra.-
idcnt of Newport Outriger and
race din:ctor. ·we-re larger by
almost 100 · pllddlen this year.
I'm very optimistic that next
year will be even larger, but
we1l have to f agure oat a way
to start all thae canoes in the
channels givin1 everyone lots
of room. ..
-i'be conditions were perfect, ..
Bond added. "The seu were
calm and with tbc breeze, things
didn '\ get too warm."
Bill Hamilton, owner of the
Cannery Restaurant and spon-
sor of the Newport-Cannery
Race for eight years, echoed
Bond•s opinion.
•Racing conditions were ideal
and I think everyone bad fun
here on the deck enjoyin1 the
festivities ... Hamilton comment-
ed.
PllTI " ... uu.
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Cardinals 6 l Twins I 6 Twins s 2 B (Sth grade) Royals 4 3 Dodgen Yankees 2 s Weekend Resulu Royals Padres 2 s Twins 11, Royals 9 Pirates Dodgen I 6 Reds Angels I 6 Braves BB (6th grade) w L Phillies Weekend Results: Braves 4 0 Cardinals Royals 8, Padres 6 Dodgen 2 I Twins 11, l)pclaen 6 Cuba 3 2
Ya.nkcei 7, ~ 7 Royals 2 2 Weekend results
Reds IS. c&rds 11 Pbillies I 2 Royals 13. BraYa 3
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New kid on the block Medicine Man takes first
There was a new kid OD the
block in the JOR-A Class in
tbc Newport Harbor Y acbt Qub
Ahmanson/ Dickson/ lmlce Ser-
ies last Saturday. Bob Lane in
Mcclicioc Man from Long Beach
petuous sailed by Phil Glasgow
from Balboa YC was third.
The top MORC sailor was
Stan ThoreDson of Alamitos
Bay YC in Bad News. Amorous
sailed by Chuck Holland of Lit-
Marine Scene
Y 8Cht Oub abowal up and toot
fmt place. 1t•1 Ot. sailed by
Lewis Beery from Balboa Y acbt
Oub came in 1CCOnd and Rigb
Roler aailcd by Ed MCXrft and
Daw Gnat of NHYC finished
third.
In the IOR-B Class Michael
Wathen from Capistrano Bay
YC f m.isbcd fll"Sl, T mder Box
from Dana Point YC sailed by
Bukbardt/ Linderman came in
second and Al Davia in AIJe-
giaaa: from RYC was third.
Big Apple uilcd by Gene Wil-
liams of Balboa YC was the
top boat in the PRRF-A Class
with Los An,eles YC boat
Arrow sailed by H.acb/ Crockett
finishing second and Jeff and
Sleft Farwell in Cunor comina
in tbinL
~area and Jim Nuaent in
Nape Too won the PBRF-B
Cl.us with Contention aa.iJed
by Gordon ~ from Bal-
boa YC comiDa 9CCOlld ud Jam
Fraacoia Albert in 34 Carat
from Voya1"4' YC fiaiallin1
tllinl
la die PHRF-C 0-John
Szalay from Voy-.r YC in Pm-
lyal .. tint. Elearic Pmupm
wW by Stip Eliot ol Newport
Barbor YC .. wOIMI ud Im-
ly •ARY WA&IER
tie Ships Fleet was second and
Ralph Rodhcim in Compulsion
from Bahia Corinthian YC was
third.
They rKed in clear weather
and good wind. After the race
they bad a raft-up party at the
Newpon Barbor YC docks with
free beer and snacks OD the club
deck. Trophies were aJso
awuded. •••
Mark Gaudio of the host club
was the winner of the Lido 14
A Class in the Bahia Corint.bian
YC Open Invitational for Lido
14 on Saturday. Row Lohman
of Balboa YC ... second and
Chris Collim of Ung Harbor
YC finished third.
Fonat Cutler of Bahia Co-
rinthian YC won tbc Lido 14
B Class.
There wu an unexpectedly
small turnout.. nei)'ODC thoqp
it woald be a hlDl:-ap for die
Lido 14 fleet I Champiomb..ip
which will be sailed May 31 -
June I mt Balboe YC. •••
The beagtjfpl Gay Cole Per-
petual Tropby for tk top Moth-
er Sabol ia tk c:ombimd Fall,
Wiater and Spri•a Newport
Harbor Yacht Cl•b Moti.er
Sabot Invitational Regattas was
Phyllis Drayton of tbc host club.
Nancy Hutchinson was second.
The trophy was presented by
Mn. Cole at a trophy luncheon
at the clubhouse May IS.
Drayton also won the Mother
Sabots Spring Invitational
which concluded on that day. •••
The United States Yacht Rac-
ing Union is introducing a ~w
life vest, the Challenger. at a
special discount to USYRU
members.
They are offering these to
USYRU members as well as
yacht clubs junior programs
which will be able to get them
at a discount if they order J 0
or more. They will onJy be $28
plus UPS freight.
The red nylon, zipper fro nt
vest bas a white verticaJ paneJ
bearing the USYRU patch. Sizes
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Police Blotter
CO•PIL£D IY llET COLIOI
The Pollce 81ott•r la pr ... nr.d ., • public ••rv~ lrom the N .. port EMJQn.
detelllnfl crlm .. end arrestl In Newport BHCh. It ahould O. ltOfed tMt crlm•
l~lfld er• only tho.• which •r• reported to th• Newport Beech Polle• Depart·
ment, and err•tl mad• are only those suspect.0 of crlm•. and not thoH con-
vlclfld.
SATURDAY, MAY 3
CRIMES
1410-A ladies purse and con-
tents valued at $356 were re-
ported stolen from a car parked
in the 7100 block of Seashore.
1630-A car stereo valued
at $335 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the Fashion
Island parking lot.
ARRESTS
0130-Bradford John Sorce,
45, of Costa Mesa was arrested
on suspicion of assault with
a deadly weapon.
0400-Romiro Garcia Arbc-
su, 30, of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of possession of
heroin.
0400-George Orta Villeda,
19, of Costa Mesa was arrested
on suspicion of possession of
heroin.
0400-Victor Delfino Ruiz,
18, of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of possession of
heroin.
0400-Manuela Carlota Pa-
checo, 23, of Costa Mesa was
arrested on suspicion of pos-
session of heroin.
SUNDAY, MAY .f
CRIMES
1005-A palm tree valued at
SSOO was reported stolen from
a residence in the 1200 block
of Santiago.
1400-A bicycle valued at
$I 50 and snow skis valued at
$300 were reported stolen from
a residence in tbe SOO block
of Ventaja. ·
1530-A punc and contents
valued at $420 were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
200 block of Cagney Lane.
2330 Currency totaling S400
was reported stolen from a car
parked in the 500 block of East
Edgewater.
ARRESTS
0235 Russell Howard Kegg ,
23 , of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
0320-Kevin Caldwell Bow-
man, 20, of Riverside was ar-
rested on suspicion of possession
of cocaine.
1625-Miguel Ayala Segovia,
20, of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of hit and run in-
volving a death or injury.
1910-Duong Tung Duyen,
23, of Westmimter was arrested
on suspicion of receiving known
stolen property.
MONDAY, MAY 5
CRIMES
1100-Assorted charms
valued at $370 were reported
stolen from Newport Bazaar
located at 2209 West Balboa.
1630-A briefcase valued at
$200 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the 1800 block
of West Balboa.
20 I 5-Currcncy and travelers
checks valued at $835 were re-
ported stolen from a residence
in the 500 block of Harbor Is-
land Drive.
ARRESTS
0450-Jeff Lamar Sloan, 22,
of Fallbrook was arrested on
suspicion of disorderly conduct.
01 SO-Kevin Liam Lynn, 27,
of Newport Beach was arrested
on suspicion of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
0300-Lisa Rand Hinnen, 18,
of San Bernardino was arrested
on suspicion of residential bur-
glary.
0730-Robcrt Angus Ger-
man. 43, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of pos-
session of coca.i nc.
1700-Stcven Lynn Oviatt,
27, of Newport Beach was ar-
rested on suspicion of receiving
known stolen property.
TUESDAY, MAY 6
CRIMES
0450-A case of arson causing
$2,500 in damage was reported
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in tbe vicinity or 14th and Weat
Bay.
1300-A cue of battay ••
reported in the vicinity or 38th
and Balboa.
AlllSTS
0030-Gerald Daniel Proc-
cacino, 44, of Newport Beach
wu arreated on autpicion of
misdemeanor druot drivina.
0200-Mark Steven Xeys. 28.
of Newport Beach wu anatcd
on suapicion of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
0300-Trinidad Hernande%
Gonzalez. 22, of Costa Mesa
wu arrested on suspicion of
being under the influence of
a controlled substance.
WEDNl:SDAY, MAY 7
CRIMES
0945-A cue of embezzle-
ment resulting in a lou of SlSO
was reported by Doubleday
Bookstore, at #87 Fuhion Is-
land.
1346-Ladden valued at $275
were reported stolen from a
residence in the 2900 block of
East Coast Highway.
ARRESTS
0200-Richard Frank Pedro-
za, 34, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor drunk. driving.
1245-Robert Joseph Den-
ison, 39, of Anaheim was ar-
rested on suspicion of exhibiting
a deadly weapon.
THURSDAY, MAY I
CRIMES
16SO-A watch valued at $300
was reported stolen from a res-
idence in the 400 block of Flag-
ship.
20 I 9-Women's knit dresses
valued at $1,608 were reported
stolen from Robinson •s Depart-
ment Store located at #2 Fashion
Island.
ARK ES TS
0120-Don Brent Kirk, 31.
of Bellevue. Washington was
arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor drunk driving.
0225-Tbomas Tournay
Bridges, 38, of Anaheim was
arrested on suspicion of mis-
demeanor drunk driving.
I I l 5-Perry Paul Mastro,
SO, of Santa Ana was arrested
on sUJpicion of battery.
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1605-Thor Rolf Wablpea. oaM1ICt.
26, a tnnsient w •atlltecl --IUNDAY,llAY ll
llllpidon of clelnadiJll u in-CWfMD
a.keeper. 0530-Jewelri valued at
23,S-Jamea Matthew Bow, S5,7IO WM reported llolee &om
22.. of Newport Be.ch waa ar-a rctideace in tbe 100 block
rested on IUlpicion of poaeasion of Via Eboli.
of cocaioe. 0900-A car stereo and toola
FRIDAY,MAYt
CRIMES
1000-Peart eaninp valued
at S350 were reported 1tolcn
from a residence in the 100 block
of Crat.
1220-Hubcaps valued at
SSOO were ~ported stolen from
a car parted. in the 1600 block
of San Mipel ltoad.
1400--A telc.Won valued at
$350 and telephones valued at
SJOO were reported stolen from
a residence in the I 00 block
of Balboa Cove.
2000-Sailina equipment val-
ued at SS,450 wu reported stol-
en from a boat moored in New-
port Barbor.
ARRESTS •
0120-Micbael Charles
Lamb, 33, of Las Vegu was
arrested on suspicion of pos-
seasion of a switchblade knife.
2200-Terrence Michale
Oshea, 28, of Newport Beach
was arrested on suspicion of
disorderly conduct.
SATURDAY, MAY II
CRIMES
0305-An armed robbery re-
sulting in a loss of $86 was re-
ported in the vicinity of Grant
and West Oceanfront.
1100-Jewelry valued at
S4,44S was reported stolen from
a residence in the 900 block
of Via Lido Nord.
1415-Hubcaps valued at
SI SO were reported stolen from
a car parked in the 2100 block
of West Coast Highway.
2AOO-A purse and content.a
valued at $155 were report~
stolen from a car parked in the
400 block of Superior.
A.RRESTS
0130-Roger Glenn Hallock,
24, of La Habra was arrested
on SUJpicion of disorderly con-
duct.
0205-William Anthony
Perry Ill, 19, of Huntington
Beach was arrested on suspicion
of possession of amphetamines.
0440-Harold Morcaux, 31 ,
a transient was arrested on SUJ-
picion of commercial burglary .
2000 -Kenneth Scott Risk,
28, of Roland Heights was ar-
rested on suspicion of disorderly
TIE BEST BUY
THI LIADING IDQI•
MODIL.,,.
PIRIOMM COM"'11R
•ne Met b\ly -• t• c~ettble•
la &.ee4lnt 14te Mode lo,•
c....,.tet perlpherela •••ll abl• at
reeeoe.-1• prlcee .
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with a total value of S900 wae
~ported stolen from a ratdenct
in tbe I 00 block of Sapphire.
JOIS-A ahip-tCMhote ndio
valued at S500 and an outboard
motor were reported stolen from
a boat mooRCI in the 3300 block
of West Cout Jliabway.
1400-Silverware valued at
~70 wu reported stolen from
a residence in the 2100 block
of Felipe.
144S-A kidnappiq/ robbery
WU reported in the 4 J 00 block
of MacArthur.
AllllESTS
0005-Gary Alan Barnea, 19.
of Fountain Valley wu arrated
on suapicion of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
0300-Peter Torres Delaa-
dillo. 25, of Irvine wu arrated
on suspicion of mildemeanor
drunk drivina.
1630--Robin Charles Olson,
30, of Newport &e.ch wu ar-
rested on suspicion of being
under the influence of a con-
trolled substance.
2000-Darrcll Lee Willia.ma,
3S, of Colton wu arrested on
sUJpicion of misdemeanor drunk
drivina.
MONDAY, MAY 12
CRIMES
0200-A video game valued
at SSSO wu reported stolen from
Baxter's located at 333 Bayside.
1300-Vandals reportedly
caused $250 in damage to a car
parked in the vicinity of River
and West BalboL
ISOO-A purse and contents
valued at S66S were reported
stolen from a car parked in the
vicinity of I Ith and West Balboa
Boulevard.
I 530--Aluminum extrusions
valued at SI ,000 were reported
stolen from Olympia Glass and
Met.al located at 4700 CampUJ
Drive.
1800-A case of an assault
with a deadly weapon was re-
ported in the 210 block of We.st
Oceanfront.
ARRESTS
I 2SS -Mark Knass, 29 , of
Corona del Mar was arrested
on suspicion of battery.
I SOS-Frank Caringnella Jr.,
31, of Huntington Beach was
arrested on suspicion of grand
theft.
TUESDAY, MAY 13
CRIM~
0900-A car stereo valued
at S400 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the 2700 block
of Seaview.
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candidate's forum-
s ,._,...,
Badbam diamjqtd his oppo-
nent\ charaa u beina errone-
ous or incomequential and said
that the real question facing
Republican voten next month
is ~ho can best represent the
diatrict?"
Badham said his polition on
the House Armed Services Com-
mittee requires a 1ood deal of
travel that results in his miuing
some Home votes .
.. My committee is responsible
for spending more than $300
billion throughout the world.
I work with NA TO and with
military troops everywhere in
the world .... (Travel) is ab-
solutely essential."
He added that be it ab&e, be-
came of his experience, to leCW'e
and maintain defense contncta
for this area and concluded,
"bringing jobs to Oranae
County ... can only be done with
seniority."
With a Republican regiatra-
tion of S1 percent in the 40th
district, winning the Republican
primary is tantamount to elec-
tion. Rosenberg, 33, is a past
president of the Orange County
Young Republicam and is pre-
senting Badham with bis fint
serious challenge since be was
initially elected to Congress in
1976.
The campaign bas apparently
engendered some bard feelings
among Republicans, aa evi-
denced by a post-debate shout-
ing match between the two can-
did ates• campaian directors.
Badham campaian director
Dave Vaporean loudly and an-
grily confronted Rotenberg after
the taping for "'trying to tear
the man (Badham) down by
truhing a fine record ... Youn
no more a Republican than
Hoffmann it."
Rosenbera's manager. bis
brother Harry. quietly inter-
posed himself between Vapo-
rean and the candidate and tried
to cut him off, finally saying.
"Who wrote your script?" as
V aporean and other Badbam
aides walked away.
The Democrats were hardly
more courteous to each other,
Hoffmann charging Sumner
with organiud crime connec-
tiom and SUlllDa labellin1 the
remarb .. a McCarthy-type at-
tack."
'"'The real issue here it Lyndon
LaRouche, •• Sumner said.
.. James ROOK'Yelt it one of the
most diatinpiabed people in
the county. rm proud to have
James Rooeevelt u my honor-
ary (campaian) chair-
man. ..• Tbe community knows
Jama Rooeevelt. Lalloucbe ..
people belicYe tbe Queen of EDI-
land it involwd in. dru1 smug-
gling. They believe Henry Kia-
sinaer is a homosexual. ...
1bey have said that the wives
of aeveral aenaton are involved
with the KGB .... There is
nothina about their organization
that it in any way representative
of the Democratic Party."
Alao on hand for the debate
wu Peace and Freedom Party
candidate Steve Sean. an ac-
PllTI IY • Cll L•
countant aDd law atUdeat.
said that the other candidates
were arguing over "penonal-
ities" and that --ibe issues ~
not coming out."
Chief among those i11ues,
Sean said, is the nuclear anm
race. C-allina for a halt in pro-
duct.ion and aeriom nqotiatiom
aimed at reducing nuclear atoct-
pilea. Sean~ •we must wort
toward peace in.stead of wortina
toward war."
• Remember all SUPERCARD
holders arc guaranteed a
FR.EE loan C21' and a 5 %
Discount on Pans & Labor!
No«f IR._.
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Worldly Newport family
ships kids in, out
•Y MAURDN Ot:DLING
lt'a DOt often yoe find a family
• -Car-ft.chi..,.. • the Tona
family of Newport 8eacb.. One
claqbter will leaft in JUDC for
10 wceb iJr New Zealand. anoth-
er daqldu will leave for a year
in Iceland and they will pin
a daqldu from Weat Oermany
for a yur thia Aqmt.
A eenior at Corona del Mar
lliab School thia year. Suaana
Ila been applyiDa for admit-
tance to uniwnitica. wlWe also
plannin1 her aradaation and
her year abrolld. Most co0eaa
will cider a llUdcat .. KCCptaDce
for one year to accommodate
AFS (American rldd Services)
experienc:a. Suaan• waa notified
juat recently that she will be
speadina her year in Iceland
and has been anxiously reaearcb-
ing the culture of the country.
Her sister, Margie, has chosen
to participate in the Outdoor
Skills program of AFS. She
will spend the summer in New
Ua••nd where she will partic-
ipaae in biking, rock climbing,
ocean kayaking. survival stills
&Dd campiDa in the winter con-
dibom.
Their brother. Guillo. is a
freshman and will be home thia
summer to welcome bi.a new
sister, Silke Bellaa1er, from
Moncbeop..dbKll, West Ger-
many. Sbe will arriw iD July
and attend Coronadd Mar mp
with Maqie ud Gaillo.
Tbe Torra willjoia tho-n"a
of other ramilia 9Cl'cm America
thi.a year in boetiaa atadenta
for the followiq ICbool year.
A caref al matcbio1 proce11.
bMCd OD iDtenicWI ud papen
filled out by both teem and
poteDtiaJ bolt families, ia coor-
dinatd at· AFS iotetoational
beadqaarten in New York.
Families and students are
matched on the buia of interests
and lif estylea, according to Sally
Schroeder, the local liaison for
the organi:ution.
The Torres family is .. inter-
national" by nature. Bill was
born in Santa Clara, Cuba, and
came to the United Stat.ea in
I 9S6 to attend the U nivenity
of Illinois.
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PHOTOS BY STEVEN GEORGES
I •I O I I I I •I I I I f e If t I I I I • It
-:::-.. . . -
ne pro~em with kid•-
.
. I ~ it wm\ tbe bat 11ae otbcr P'O•p of people
time to polJd a.a tMt a leMt that are proac to plailoeop•y
tbe icea-w a llUlecak:ium~ 1 about other people'c clWdrn
ud dailt Laara bad appUeatly are the chiJcl ... free P'Cf)ple wt.a
tla.riwd oa a diet of air for the make ap about half of om
put year. I certainly wain 't f rienda. Tb is type of penoa
aoiDI tO tell tier about tbe ram. reacta to my daapter ill o.e
bow sprinkle donuta at Win· of two ways; tbey mullly eitber
cbell'I by the electric poay that like .kids, and have faa with
colt.I a quarter. other people's, or they krely
Parentbood bu a way of com-
promitiq one'l atandard1. Me-
lanie waa probably one of thole
prepaat moau wbo would plan
to baad-pind the oata abe bad
railed in tbe bKtyard to mate
baby oatmeal for little Ells-
worth. I remembered when I
bad thoqht I would stay home
on leave with Laura and write
a navel at the same time. I allo
bad told my mother that it
wunl fair to Dave to have to
Fl up with the baby at n.iabt.
since be worked so bard at the
conceal COlllplete loathina for
them.
Since I nm in academic cir-
cles, I bave two women friends
who are cbildlree hip school
principals. Neither ever wanted
children, and are very satiafaed
with their lives. Pegy, the one
wbo lites kids, ii equally 9Clored
by tbe children. When my
daupter 1peak1 of Pegy, an
awed toae c:omea into her voice,
implyiaa tbat abe can't believe
bow fu ud beautiful this
arownup ia. Peay doa not dote
Family
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AT GRISWOLD'S
AND OTHER
FINE HOTELS .
• ..
A visit to one of Orange County-s finest hotels just isn't com-
plete without a copy of The Orllnge Counlr Enlsbllner, the
leading magazine that focuses on stage, music, dance, dining
and nitelife.
And thafs why Griswold's Inn in Fullerton, along with more
than 30 other luxurious hotels in Orange County. places a copy
of Tiie Enl1rt1ln1r in each guest room.
Whether guests want to see a play, hear a concert, or dine at
a fine restaurant, theYll find it in their colorful, exciting issue of
The Orange Counlf Enl1rtr>1r.
Of course. tourists areni the only ones that need to be
entertained. H you're looking for fun, then you can receive 12
monlhly issues of The Oqqglt Countr Enlert81n• for just $12.
Simply mail a check or money order to The E..........,, 883
Production Place, Newport beach, 92663. Or call tn with Visa
or Mastercard, at (714) 631-8120.
Let The EntelUlner entertain YOU . Remember: tourists
shouldn't be the only ones having fun.
Memorial Day brings out the bat In eaterla
II-piece bud with die bia ~
IOUDda of the ••
Priday ud S.urday at Tiie
Cannery iuelf, Uae bMd, Tiie
Jetaom '• will lte ell&eitiiaiq
ta the lcnlJlle mid OD ladaj
you will be aMe to .._.~ LO
Cmr. At tbe leafood w tMJ
are featariaa a aew Maloocl
men11 •bicb inc:luclel ...,Ood
taco. straiabt from EmemdL
For mol'e information call 67S. 1m.
At tbe Lair Stop. 2i22 S.E.
Bristol, Newport Beach they
will be feat~ BObby Gaylor
and Scott Shaw OD Friday and
Saturday niabta ud OD Sunday
the ventril~ David Stna-
man and Chuck Wood will be
appearing. On Friday shows
are at 8:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.,
Saturday shows are 8 p.m., 10
p.m. and 11 :4S p.m. and on
Sunday, times are 8 p.m. a. 10
p.m. For more information call
852-8762.
The Newport Rib at 2000
Who will be
THE ENSIGN'S
Newport Bhd., ia Colla Maa,
will M opea tlleit ...... lrioms,
Monday~ 8t 4 p.a. and
Sanday . at 2 p.m. TU ii tlae
ideal ..... to ·pa ., Jom" riba
or Wludmr for yoar laoldiay
picnic, liiCc ti.., offer ~
.,.. • w to c:.11 MeM for
yoar order: to 152-17U
At die .... R1d11 IMt,
4250 Mardaiale Way, Newport
Beach, there will be daacina
Friday aDd Saturday to the Jay
Stewart Band. Thia weekend
will kick off the anmmer tche-
dule at thia reataurut. On Sun-
day the buid will apin be play-
ing and they will be celebrating
with a clambake, their two-
pound lobster special for Sl4.9S
and complimentary servings of
their world-f amoua pizza bread
with the recipe by Vicki Rivezzo.
You may requeat more inf or-
mation by calling 833--0080.
A fun place to be thia Memor-
ial Day weekend will be Tiie
Fun Zone on Balboa Peninsula
"Newport Beach
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Find out in
The Newport Ensign
THURSDAY, JUNE 12
ATTENTION ALL KIDS:
at die ,_,, era •d• n...e .uJ
be illl IOrtl al~ ......
tertainiaa ~eats to fill your
days aaid ew=ninp • tbis DCwelt
edition to tlae ...,_. commun-
ity. Be 1ure Mid try the frozen
yoprt, which is tbe patat,
at ••• ' \. And don\ fortet
Mllaao 'I where yoa can dine
Send in an essay and let us know why your Dad should be the Newport Beach
"FATHER OF THE YEAR." Essays must be no more than 200 words and must
be received by 5 P.M. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1916.
SetMI your etUJ to: The Newport Ensign
P.O . Box 9399
Newport Beach, CA 92658-9399
Prizes will be awarded to winners and Dadsl
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cootiq.; hoill Of tMle --.
lilb...-. are rial!' dlere It dae
Fma ZOM _.... WitJa die Pana
Wbeel, tJae maTY-t<MouM ad,
mucll more.
Rave a peat, me Meinoria1
Day Weeteed a.aw f1&D and aooct
eatinat
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.. 14 •t It• THE NEWPORT ENllGNIC08TA fltESA NEWMRVM TODAY
Brentwood's rlsa lrom the
ashes of the Colony Kitchen
BY JUDY DUFFY
Lo. these many, many yean
ago I used to spend quite a little
bit of time in the old Colony
Kitchen restaurant and bar in
Costa Mesa. Recently I pulled
off the 4IOS freeway and noticed
that familiar facade bad been
replaced by a very chic sig.n
announcing Brentwood\.
What's a Brentwood9s? I re-
solved to fmd out at the very
soonest opportunity.
That opportunity presented
itself on a recent Saturday eve-
n.in& when a friend and I were
beaded for a party and wanted
dinner first.
Whatever memories I have
of the Colony Kitchen have dis-
solved into yesterday. I might
still be hangin1 out there if it
had been as light and cheerful
as Brentwood's bas contrived
to mate the old stomping
grounds. The muted colon and
the feeling of spaciousness are
1986 from the ground up. The
sparklin1 chrome and glass of
the bakery, combined with some
campy touches like a parasol
standing in the middle of th~
dining room adding a touch
of mystery to the tables under
it, mate it a fun place to be.
But eatina ii what we'd come
for and so we settled down in
a comfortable booth to scan
the menu. Decisions are def-
initely called for here. This menu
reflects modem food trends at
the same time it promiaet to
leave your wallet intact at the
end of tbc meal. I was tempted
by the lamb, which Brentwood\
calls one of its specialties but
The Dinner Theatre Premiere
of the Phenomenal Musical
7 YEARS ON BROADWAY
WINNER OF 7 TONY AWARDS
WITH THE HIT SONG
"DON'T CRY FOR ME
ARGENTINA" EVITA
THE EXCEPTIONAL
CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH
In The All New
Registry Hote)
Join us for a feast the whole family is
sure to enjoy. Indulge in our sumptuous
buffet featuring: Eggs Benedict,
Omelettes Made-to-Order, Roast Beef,
Seafood Newberg, Country Pate,
Pasta Salad and Fresh French Pastries .
Enjoy a complimentary glass
of champagne.
F.ach Sunday in the all new Cafe Chablis
11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Adults $17.50
Children 10 and under $9. 50
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settled on shrimp prepared
scampi style while my friend
decided to indulae in poultry.
We started the meal with an
order of stearnrd vegies ICrw:d
with a generous pot of hollan-
daise sauce for dipping. My
only argument was that the
crunchy sunflower nugaets
which topped the assortment
fell through the bamboo steamer
in which they bad been cooked
and served.
From vegetables we went to
salad for me, cheese soup for
him, and probably this could
have made a light meal for ua
in itself. The salad included
such niceties as a spnnklina
of alf af a sprouts and a scoop
of bay shrimp along with crack-
ling fresh ~ns and cucumbers.
I wish rd known tlaaa thil waa wu accompanied by a won-
not your fWI ol tbe miD aalM dcrful rice pilaf with rum araim
u I ordered a bot bllCOD dl¥n1 of wild rice pointina ap tbe dd-
which, while very 1oocl, wu icaaeberbteMODina-My friend-.
not what I would laaw cbmea potato was frably coot~ not
had I been aware that my aalM aluey from a steam table, and
included ..,ood. C8Cb plate contained a generous
The cbeele soup waa thic~ portion of f reah steamed as-
bot and ddicioua. I llOlc more paraam smothered in bollan-
tban one tute. But the bat claile sauce.
part of the fint COVIC ,... tbe The entrees tbemxhea were
unexpecied prum olaJCRIDI well cooked and seasoned. The
lady wbo o«erecthot rolll. (Iran-danaen of drying out shrimp
ola, parter boue, and crois-and chicken are legion but the
aanta) from a ~ lhaq in-kitchen staff at Brentwood ·s vitinalY owr ber arm. So much handled the chores to a tee.
DicertbantablelaYiceandmore We dido' have wine as we
fun too. had a Iona drive ahead of us.
The entrea arrived and once but tbe lilt certainly looked
Ip.in we were impreued by the reuonably complete and rea-
quality and quantity of what sonably priced. There is a full
we'd been offered. My shrimp bar in the other room which
.._yBackRIM
-A Oickm Dimer
promises that on a ni1ht we
don'\ have so far to go we can
begin our meal with cocktails
and settle down to enjoy the
atmosphere when we have fm-
isbed our meaJ.
for S9.95
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Violence begets violence In 'Dangerously Close'
BY DALE WJNOGURA of senseless violence ii not con-
Tbe unf ubionably liberal idea veyed with any uraeocy or emo-
tbat violence only begets vi-tion in the numb and deacn-
olence is expresaed with aur-sitized crime-melodrama, At
prisina intelliaence in director Clme Raaae. The arty, prctcn-
AJbert Pyun'• otherwise flawed tioua visual style of Jama Fo-
suspenae-drama, Du1eroml1 ley't direction faill to achieve
CIOle. any thematic comprehension
Euily the leut commercial, or dramatic connection, not
yet most prestigious film to come conveying any sense of restless
out of Cannon Films in a Iona youth or the negative influence
time, the exploitive clements that one character has on anoth-
are tempered with a tcsponaible er.
penpective.
The buic idea, a teenage gang
tries to keep law and order in
a high school through terrorist
acu against individuals, is the
thread that bolds the overly
crowded and complicated
screenplay together.
Since the various characten,
especially the gang members,
arc delineated with a lack of
individuality, it's up to the acton
to sustain the film with a aenae
of rebellion on the verge of ex-
ploding. They accomplish this
with admirable control and un-
dentanding, mainly co-writer
John Stockwell u the gang lead-
er. whose position is in jeopardy
tbrougli· bis own irresponsible
acts.
The hiably charged atmos-
phere of repreued violence is
compcllinaly realized in Pyun 's
denaely viaual style and emo-
tional senaibility, without plac-
ing the emphasis on sadism or
action. His inability to tell the
story clearly does not harm bis
ability to convey conscientious
cbaracten and a tingling overall
ambiance of tension. He docs
get one important point across,
and that is the vague, undefined
boundary between violent acts
that are destructive, and ones
that are meant to stop violence.
On the other hand, the horror
Gounnets, Athletes,
Lovers of Light
Cuisine
The true story of a young
man (Sean Penn) who gets in-
volved in the criminal life-style
of bis father (Christopher
Walken) is treated in murky,
unfocused fashion in Nicholas
Kazan's aimless and undevel-
oped screenplay. His cryptic
dialog and unmotivated cbar-
actcn are made even more f rus-
tratingly obtuse by the mean-
ingless whispering and silences
that the acton indulge in.
The self~nsciously plodding
pace of Foley's editing rhythm
prevents any suspense or tension
from emerging, while his fancy
use of shadows and shaft lighting
gives a sleepy. dreamlike quality
that makes the film even more
vapid and vacuous. Like many
mm-makers today, be depends
on shock effects of li&bt and
sound to create drama aod ex-
citement that's not there to begin
with.
A similar problem infecta the
long, noisy two-hour rock video,
Abeolute ......... For all bis
obvious camera virtuosity, es-
pecially in the prolonpd open-
ing shot, director Julien Temple
does not use technique in any
creative or meaningful fash-
ion. He confuses energy with
volume and frenetic motion for
exuberance, augmented by a
ghastly, overly busy visual de-
sign that has no form or pusion.
The trite tale of innocent teens
(Eddie O'Connell and Patsy
Kcnsit) separated by corrupt,
materialistic i.nflucnces is given
no structure or shape in the
script. Filled out by elaborate
production numben that come
from nowhere and serve no pur-
pose, some people believe this
to be an ir-:'ortant and inno-
vative film musical All it really
adds up to is irritatina, anti-
cinematic anarchy, with David
Bowie providina the only real
force and charisma u one of
the evil <'haracten who lead
the kids as~tay.
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heavy sauces.
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the needs of
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styles. seNed In
a casual eiegen
ab' wosphere.
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Italian ..•
VISIT MILANO'S AND EXPERIENCE authentk lullan
home-style cooking in ~ waterfront setting.
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ART
Worb '1 Jee .. n Bini Lar-
tlpe and Marilyn Littman will
be on view at the Susan Spiritua
Gallery, S22 Old Newport Rivet.,
Newport Beach, throup May
2A. Phone 4~22.
00. '1 FaJ Bop: •will be
on display through May 31 at
Quorum Gallery, 374 N. Coast
Highway, Lqu.na Beach. Houn
are 10 Lm. to S p.m .• Tuesday
through Sunday. Call 494-4422.
"On a Small Seale: AU Cali-
fornia '8'," a juried exhibition
of two and three dimensional
works restricted to 18 inches
in size, will be on display
through June 8 at Laguna Art
M useu~ 307 Cliff Drive. Lag-
una Beach South Coast Plaza
Expansion Location, Costa
Mesa. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6
p.m., Monday through Friday
and noon to 5 p.m .• Saturday
and Sunday. Call 494-6531.
Diane Sassone Gallery, 278
Forest Ave., Laguna Beach will
feature works by Grace Songolo
and Andrew Stanley Wing
through May 25. Recent paint-
ings by Gerald Buchman wilJ
be on display May 31 through
June 30. Houn are 10 a.m. to
5 p.m., Monday through Sat-
urday and I J a .m. to S p .m.
on Sunday. Call 494-2440.
Paintinp by Marie Claapman
will be on display through June
3 at Sandstone Gallery. 384A,
North Coast Highway, Laguna
Beach. Hours are 11 a.m. to
5 p.m .• Tuesday through Sun-
day. Call 497-6775.
n.e Lapna Collep of Art will
feature an all media exhibition
of student works through J unc
12 . The college is located at
2222 Laguna Canyon Road ,
Laguna Beach. For houn, call
494-S014.
STAGE
.. i..t ol tlae 0-," Fred Car-
michael's aide-splitting comedy,
will run through June 8 at the
Harlequin Dinner Playhouse,
3SOS S . Harbor Blvd., Santa
Ana. Performances arc Tuesday
through Saturday eveninp with
Saturday and Sunday matinees.
For tickets and reservations
call 979-SS 11 .
"Leo•ar4o tlae Flore•tl•e"
amwen the comical question,
"Wbat if Leonard Da Vinci
could. travel to tbe 20th cen-
tury?" Tbe play will be st-.cl
at Scbatian \Wat Dinner Play-
bome, 140 A YCDida Pico, San
Clemente, tbroup May 30.
Tictetl arc Sl7.~ to Sl4.9'
iDdudiDa clinner. Call 492~.
•Mr' r ......,,.will be per-
formed at OruF Cwt eon..
2701 Fainiew lload, Costa
Maa oia May :b, 2A and 31 .
Call 432-5180 for further in-
f~
-n. Dne Sllt1n." tbe baunt-
in1 play by Anton Cbcckov,
will be stapd May 27 tbroqb
31 at UCI\ Fme Ar1I Concert
Hall. Curtain at 8 p.m. Call
8~16.
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t1te Lee Ferrell Slaow, at Roar-
Coac ..... at ae CruJ••ne:
BEle May 27; llay a.la...,
31, Jw 2 ad 3. Tiie eru, ....
ia located .a 1580 Broott.ollow
Dr., Sala Ana. Call 549-1512
for nat vatiom.
Cwta• n. C.cll Bl•1:
ZaSu Pina May 22; Leo l.oute
May 23. nit Coach Bow ii
located at 33158 Camino Ca-
pistrano, San Juan Capiltrano.
Call 496-8927.
CollfnJ ftDlip9 plays at tbe
Club Copa de Oro in Costa
Mesa at 9 p.m. Tuesday through
Saturday evenings. The club
is at 666 Anton.
De Padftc Cllonle iD COllal't:
Beethoven's .. Choral Fantasy."
June 1 at the Ojai Music Fes-
tival. Call 542-1790 for further
details.
Newport Claa•ber Orclantra
presents Jama Dunham, viola
and Ralph Morison, violin on
May 24 at 7:30 p.m. in SL An-
drews Presbyterian Churc~ 600
St. Andrews Road, Newport
Beach. Tickets arc SIS. Call
540-5564.
n.e Fina, featuring Jimmy Page
and Paul Rodgers. will be in
concert May 23 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Pacific Amphitheatre in
Costa Mesa. For tickets, call
216-6666.
ing 20's. 1670 Newport Blvd. -----------
in Costa Mesa. Wednesday
through Saturday nights.
Mmic at Onmp C__. Collep:
Pacific Symphony May 31 .
Tickets arc S4 to S10. All events
start at 8 p. m. The college is
located at 2701 Fairview Road,
Costa Mesa. Call 432-S880.
MISC
May l:•e•t• at t•e Ora•ae
Co-ty Fairpo-4a: United
Scottish Society Highland
Games and Gatherin May 24-
25; OC Equestrian Center May
Religious
Services
TEMPLE ISAIAH «~ .. -..... ,
s..DbMh S.Vice f rid8y nilhb 8:15 p.m.
Rabbi sa.wn D. ScNtz president Felix Van Beek
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Mesa. Call 751-F AIR for spe-
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Scnlloa .. May 30. SCJeem.p
tab p1KC a. ucr. Social Sdat-
ca Ball at 7:30 p.a TICbb
aft S2 .... SJ. CaD "6-6922.
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dad ~ worb (to
May 2A). T1eketl ere S4 to SIO.
All performances beain at 8
p.m. Call 8~16.
•A S s l'IMe." the Alrcr-
ican Cancer Society's annual
ball, will take place May 30
at the Hotel Meridim. Newport
Beach. Call 751-0441.
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Coaaie c.tro lat December
Harborlites
Reagan haft invited The Cal-
ifornians to participate in the
Liberty cdebntiom. ..
Patrons and supporten re-
ceived the aewa witll dclipt
after an excelleDt clinDer pro-
vided by Tbe Newpwtcr Raort.
A..,. tbc lbafNNllMa cajoyiaa
tbe CW nj ... daairal by Bobbie
Beat, ~Gayle and Bob And-
~ Claire and Wally Crut-
laldca, Olp EDil with Wuten
Jolmsola. llDby and Johntlaan
Lloyd, ~athryn and Cecil
Wriald, Floaic ad F.d Scbum-
acher, Nora ad Charla B'*°·
~l&Y and La Cotton. Nancy ...._.toa. Tcraa ltaarc with
Slririit Woollwact. Rada Ding
wl Qaudia ltoxlMuP. •••
Speaking of tbe Ncwportcr
Resort, tbe Newport Harbor
Art Mmeum will bold its .....,..1
mmmcr party Ja.ly 3 at tbe botd..
This year9s tllcme will rnolft
around tbc 1Dn'Ciliaa of tbc re-
stored Statae of La"baty, wl&da
100 years aao tbe Frmcb goY-
IY•U .. IU•I
toured tbe Women .. Transition-
al Living Center. She was so
imprewd with their outstandin1
wort, she recently chaired their
third annual auction and cliwr
bdd .. tbe Irvine Hilton. •••
On • balmy nmi.ng, the &I
A wads opened their
Meditcrraneaa-style mansion
IO honor pabODI of tbe Sound
of Music Chapter. Party chair
ADD Pana dM.e a -ca.ablanca"'
theme and CftD bad To11y Hd-
lct. a Humphrey Boaart im-
penoaator, pectina the more
than 200 pests aloaa with ra-
idcat hraa Bmoa. ~ ..
•BuJhrint.le• aad the c,.tic
Fibrosis Gaild iavited frieDda
IO Hen._. Square for a \'el'J
special celebration. 7wu a
birthday party for tllc CF poster
child. eight-year-old Noelle
Bird. And a happy time was
bad by CF IV~ partic--
alarty tbe •little ones.• reports
Barbara Y anchar. a member
What's
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Real Estate
Market? CHNSTAHDllYLONQ
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Newport Ensign. We have written articles in previous
issues on such subjects as:
The Importance of Location
Market Update
The Value of A View
The Current Financing Climate
Corona del Mar Duplex
Call us if you would like to have reprints of any of the
above articles at 840-5884.
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NII 11 •Y ll 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIONICOSTA MESA NEW8lllMNE TODAY
Drug poster contest dr1w1 hundreds
ay aONA WADI!
nia apriq a ...... roota
movement of 1,6'0 tidt, local
artiata and volunteers reprea-
enting more than J.4 Oranie
County oraanizatiou joined
forces to srapbically depict and
honor the artistic expressions
of a drua-free culture.
The 1986 Student Drua Abuse
Prevention Poster Contest en-
listed the eff orta of local artists
and repreaentatives of county
volunteer orpnizations to form
the slate of judges to pick cub
award and prize winnen in five
categories.
The poster contest, started
four years ago, commends
young people whose art ex-
prcasea ways in which they enjoy
life without using drugs. Instead
of focusing on negative images
associated with drug abule, the
contest fosten and honon pot-
itive ways young people can
get involved, accordina to Linda
Paire, a county drua abme prev-
ention coordinator.
"This contest bu grown
beyond our expectatiom. En-
tries have doubled and so hu
the number of participating
schools," Paire said. Paire said
the fint year of the program
they received 800 entries from
SO schools
Penny McManigal, repres-
enting the Newport-based, anti-
drug Parents Who Care group
said, w Any way to spread a pro-
message is what we're after.
With this poster contest, kids
are telling kids that drup stink,"
she said.
Becky Collins, .. Staying
Alive" project director for the
Orange County Trauma Society,
aaid about tbe co1ltett, "We
work'. to ~ cbildfen dcwlop
optiom to 1taJ aliw. We want
to teach tida to be teachen,
to reduce the atatiatica of one
kid dead every hour.•
To cap this year\ poster con-
test, the tint, leCOnd and third
place winnen in each qe cate-·
·gory, from gndea one through
J 2, will be bonoml with their
families at an awanb reception
to be held May 22 at the Laguna
Beach Museum of Art Satellite
at South Cout Plaza, where
the winning postcn will be dis-
played until June. In addition,
the winners will be awarded
certificates of commendation
from the Orange County Board
of Supervison on June 3.
The fmt place winning draw-
ings in each category will be
reproduced and will become
the official drug abuse prev-
ention posten for 1986.
All of the ballot isauea in the
June 3 primary will be dilcuued
at 0..-SeWor C1dl Cc•t•,
5th and Marguerite, Corona
del Mar, on Friday. May 23
from 10-11:30 Lm. in the mul-
tipurpose room.
Chris Goelitz of the League
of Women Voters will speak
about each of the propositions
and there will be a question
and answer period.
Everyone ia welcome and
there is no charge. Call Judy
O'Shaugbneuy, 644-3245 for
further information.
Introductory 0Het
Cuts Sl.f.t»
Perms SJ0.00
Hilites $.J0.00
Extra Charge
For Long Hair
314 Old Newport
Newport leach
650-2121
Sy Appo1nrment Only
Meetings
Tiie T..-J a.ltafNewport
Barbor will meet OD Tuaday.
May 27, at the Shark laland
Yacht Club. Tbe hospitality
hour begins at 11 LID. followed
by luncheon at noon.
· The slate of officers will be
voted on at this meeting.
Barbara Eaenaten, X.ABC
radio host, will be the 1uest
speaker for the A....-W---Gm of
Jewla• •••laeu utl Profa-
"o-1 WOIMll at their annual
United Jewish Fund dinner on
Tuesday, May 27. at the Hotel
Shop
Smart
•Lada Formal Amrc
• Spons and Calual Weu
• AcDcuones
• Now EA.ale Jewelry
Jo
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For additional information
contact the Federation Women's
Division, 530-6636.
"How to Adaie•e Opdm-
Realdl" will be the subject of
a free lecture offered by Delgado
Medical on Wednesday, May
28, at 7:30 p.m. at Delgado Op-
timal Medical, 3961 MacAR-
thur Blvd. #IOI, in Newport
Beach.
Those attending the lecture
may also receive a free live blood
cell analysis~ which will interpret
the immediate health atatus of
the while and red blood cells.
Reservations are suggested
for the lecture and blood anal-
ysis. For more information, con-
tact Delpdo Optimum Health
at 476-2334.
lunch
Menu
The hmcb menu for Newpon
public achoola, the week of
Thursday, May 22 throup
Wcdnetday, May 21, is • fol-
lows:
Thunday: .. Bia weiner roll
up," with mustard and reliall,
criapy potatoes and cmup, -.,e-
cial fruit.. and milk.
Friday: Box lunch, 14P-n•t
butter" and jelly aaad~ car-
rot sticks and raisim, frala
strawbenia and cream. milt.
Monday: Memorial Day hol-
iday.
Tuesday: Beef, bean ud
cbeele burrito, ICllODed corn.
cbillcd frait. p1m111admilt.
Wednesday: Fried chictca,
cuttery potatoes with cheese
on top, cherries and cTcam,
scboolmade bread, chocolate
milk.
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New CdM student officers picked
New ASB elected; elections \ presidents and 1ecretary-
for next year~ Corona del Mar treuurers for service on the
High School Auociatcd Student school Associated Student Body
Body officers yielded victory next year. In the menior class,
for Jeff Roberta, president; Cor-Bryan Cooper won the prcsi-
rioe C..Jlqhan, tecretary; Jillian dency. and Robin Hubert took
Harrington, treasurer, Wendy the poaition of secretary-
Miller, commiuioner of activ-treasurer. The junior clus se-
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er of assemblies; and Darren and John Gran~ secretary-
Morris, commiuioner of 1tudcnt treasurer. Noah Elias took the
rights. sophomore clus presidency,
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Enrollment is limited to six students per instructor.
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Oie9D. CA 92128.
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with the County Cf•"' of ar.,. C.ciunty on April 14,
1986.
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DATED 06/17/U. UNLDI YOU TAU ACTfOH TO
PIOTECT YOUR PIOfllltTY. fT MAY K IOLD AT A
PU8UC UlL W YOU MUD AN OP'l.ANATION OF
TIC NA~ 01 nt1 MOCllOMGI MWNIT YOU •
YOU SHOULD CONfACT A lMW9.
On 01101111 .. UkOO A.M. IDOICW. MANAGE·
MENTCORfOMTmOIA ..... A• .. .., ..... 11&1
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olh ..... ol _,_ ~. C1Ma mta. •• C'lll&d
by. KAMJIW tWllEN,·..0--= tWCHI W1U. 1D.L AT "*.IC AUCTION TO T aeooa ,.,.. CMH. ~ ...... o1 .... lft e.M
~ol ......... ~ .. a.p..n-. ..... '°<Mc en. ....... JOO£.~-.. er... CA. ... rilM. .. -' ........ ~ '° Md "°" hl6d by It uftder Mid Deed of Trust In tM PfOC*tY ••If in teid ~. ~. deecrtbilll the land
.... ... t: A LEAtOtOU> EITAn .. _,.,TO:
LOT 16 IN ntE aTY OF HlWPOlt'T BEACH. COUNTY
Of ORANGE. STATE Of CALIFORNIA .• EXCE" THE ~Y5.00FUT AHOn«HOWJHfASTOlY
6.00 FEET Of LOT 17, AU IN ILOCK l Of TRACT
HO. 112. AS PUt 11Wt R£COROEO IN BOOK 23, PAGE
5 OF M190E1JNCOUS MAPS. IN THE OFFlCE OF THE
coutnY ~OF SAID OOUNTY .
The ..,... .-.... and ottw common ~.
Jf .... ol the ..... .,.~ dllatbed .... purpofted
tob«
250 62NO STREIT. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663
The ~ Trvme dilc .. lms 9"Y ll~llty for
wry lfllCOf•edl 111 ofthe .... eddf-.sandottwcommon
doc~ If MJ, lhown herein.
Seid .... will be "*99, but without c:onwnant or
..,.,..._,..,,.. 01 lnPled. , ... 'Chi title. pou•ion .
OI enc:umlnnc:es. to "1 the ,.,.nq prindp91 tum
of the note(•) ,secured by said Deed of Trutt, with
........ tt...e. -~ In uid "*(a). acMnml. If any. under the tennt of the Deed of Trult, fen, CMI,_ and _.,.. ... of the TNAle and al the ttulh
c:nMld ~ uid Deed of TRiit. to wit $15,169.46 .
The beneficiwy under Yid Deed al Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to the under'sianed a written
Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a
written Notice of Default and Election to Sell The
u~ caused 5aid Notice of Default and Election
to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real
property lsk>c:ated.
DATE: 4/28/86
8ENEftCIAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION OF AMER·
ICA, as said Trustee, By: INTERSTATE TRUST DEED
SERVICE, INC., aaent.
Helen A. Smith, Account Executive, 17782 E. 17th
St .• #105, West Bid&., Tustin, CA 92680 (714) 73G-
6526.
5/8 5115 5122
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FtCitilOUI WW
NAiii ITAllllUfT
The toelowinc persons are
doina business as
SOUTHWEST CAA RENTAL,
1220 W Coast H11hway,
Newport Beach, ~hfomia
92663
Southwest Leasina and
Rental, Inc., a California
Corporation, 12312 W
Ofympte Bl'ld • Los Aneeles.
Ca. 90064.
This business 11 conduct·
ed by a corporatt0n S.aned
James 0. Ak111n. Executive
Vice President.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on April 15.
1986.
File No. f -306561
5/1 5/8 5/15 5122 4920
"*IC NOTICI
f'tCiiliOUl•--
NMIE ITATIMIJfY
The foOOWll'\I person is
doins tJuw.ss as: ZAHARA
DESIGNS/ZAHARA INTER·
NATIONAL, 1077 Santa
Ana, Laauna Beach, CA
92651.
Sheri-Anne Fehy, 1077
S..U Ana, Lacuna Beech,
CA92651.
Thia business is conduct.
ed bJ an lncfividuaf. SCned:
. Shen·Anne fehy.
This ...,,..,,. WU filed
with the County Clerk of
Or.,,.. County on May 12.
1986.
file No. F 308781
5/22 5/29 6/5 6/ 12 5004
PueUCNOT'ICI ncnnous ••11111
NAiil ITATIMIJfY
The totfowina person is
doina business H : PAN
AMERtCAN SECURITY SYS-
TEMS, 729 W 16th St.,
Colt.I Mesa, 92627.
Chana R. Judson, 729
W. 16th St., Costa Mesa.
92627.
TIMI~ ii conduct·
ed bJ an lncMduM • ..-: a.tea R. Judlon.
This .............. flled
with the County Ca.11 of Ot-. ~on ..., 12. ... ,. No. ,...,.
51225/lt115 6112 9008
4948
PUIUC NOTICE nc I I llOUI IUllNUS
NAME ITATUIUfr
The followlna person IS
doin1 business as THE
SOUTH COAST LAW
GROUP. 695 Town Center
Or .• Ste. 800. Costa Mesa,
Ca 92626.
Mark Alan Wriaht. 695
Town Ctr. Dr. Ste. 800,
Costa Mew, Ca. 92626.
This business is conduct·
ed by an individual.
Sianed: Martt Wri&ht
F307553
5/15/85/15 5/22 4928
"*IC N01lCl
f'ICllllOUl IU•llll
NAME ITATDllNT
The followins penons are
doir11 business as. JOSEPH
ROSENER, JR. ASSO·
CIATES, 125 Via Venezia.
Newport Beach. CA 92663.
Enercom Tech~les,
Inc., 125 Via Venezia, New·
port a..cti, CA 92663.
This business is conduct·
ed by. c:orpo1ation. Silned:
Joleptl Rosener, Jr .• "-·
idenl.
This statement was filed
with the County Clertt of
Onlnp County on May 5,
1986.
file No. F308193
5/8 5/15 5122 5/29 4952
•·241M ncnnout IUllNUI
NAiii ITATllllJfT
The foltowf,_ persons are
dOh'I business as THE CA,
BANA CAFE. 630 Newport
Center Drive. Newport
Beech, California, 92660.
The Irvine Com~ny, a
Mlchlpn corpcntion, 550
Newport c.rar Ortve. Nft.
port Beach, California,
92660.
This Business is conduct·
ed a. a COf'pOlation. ~
W111illm H. Md.tend, Ex·
~Vice~
This .......... flled
with the County Clertt of
·Or-. ~on Apr1t 15, ·-Ala No. F30ell
5115115115 5/22 4922
Fl073!i0
5/15/8 5/15 S/22 4935
K2Al52
f1CTIT10Ul IMlllNOI
NAME ITATUIUIT
The followina pen.on is
dome business as MEISTER
CHANDLER BUSINESS
CENTER No. 1 a cilifomia
limited partner~hip, four
Upper Newport Ptaz.a, New·
port Beach. C1l1forni•
92660
Howard W. Meister.II.
6194 La Fremontia, Rancho
Santa ft, Cahtomia 92067
This business is conduc:1·
ed by • limited s-rtnersh1p.
S.,ned ~rd w Metstef
II
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Apnt 15,
1986
File No F-306514
5/15/85/15 5/22 4918
1·25027 ncnnous IUllNUS
NAME ITATDIDCT
The toelowina persons are
dotna business n : scon
INVESTMENT CO .. A Gener·
al Partnership. 20 Beech·
comber Dr .• Corona dei Mar.
Calif. 92625.
Bernard A McDonald.
Trustee of Trust A of the
McOonatd Famity Trust. 20
Beachcomber Orive. Cor·
ona del Mar, California,
92625
Bernard A McDonald,
Trust" of Trust B of the
McDonald Famity Trust. 20
BeKhcomber Drive, Cor·
on• del Mar. California.
92625
Scott Allan McDonald,
30131 Outpost Roed, Sen
Juan Capisti•ir>. CA 92625.
JoAnn M. Morley, P.O.
Boa 1321 Bia Bear Lab,
Calif., 1010 Pine Mouraln
Rd., Bil a..~. Calif.
This business Is c::onduct·
ed by: • a•neral partner·
ship.
Slaned: 8emard A. Mc()o.
nald
This ~ was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oran1• County April 17,
1986.
F306811
5/ 1 5/8 5/ 15 5/22 4933
"'9lJC NOTICI
FICJihOUl WIEa
NAMllTATWT
The toUowtne perton 11
doinl ~es: SOUTH
COAST LAWYERS·
ATTORNEYS. 695 Town
C.. Or., S.. IOO, Co.a
...... Ca. 92626.
Mark Alan Wrtaht, 195
Town Ctr. Or. Ste. IOO.
Co.a ...... Ca. 92626.
lNI ~Is conU:t·
9d ~en indMduel. rM)~M.n--
9/11115115 5122 4129
a•• HCllHOUI •'l•r•
9MMllrAT811AT
The~ ....... .,.
doln• bu•lnnt H THE
COHSERVAT~. 690 Nlw-
pott c.... OrNe, ~1 e.cn, Callfomla ~-
The IAIM Company, I
Michipn ~. 550
Newport CenW Drive. New:
port 8each, C•llfornla,
92660.
This buline. is conduct:
edbya~.-
WiH&.n H. Md.tend, Ex·
ealtM Va PNaident.
This ......._.,. -filed with the Cou"ty Clerk of
Or-. County on April 15,
1986.
Fi .. No. F·306517
5/l 5/8 5/15 5/22 4921
K.aMI
"*'CNOTQ
llChiiOUl .,_E ..
NAMI ITATIMDfT
The •oUowint penons ire
dOina buliness as: FOOT.
Hill ANO BASELINE AS·
SOCIATE.S, a California
seneral partnership, #13 eorpo,-. "-n. suit. 200.
Newport a.ch, CA 92660
Stephen C. Hopkins.
2553 Moneco Orive, llicun11
Beech, CA 92651.
MATISHAN CORPORA·
TION, California, 25092
Buckboard lane, La1un1
Hiiis, CA 92653
This bl4inns ls conduct·
ed by I...,.,., P8f'tntnh1p
The re111trant com·
menced to trans.act bus1·
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on February
1, 1986. Sll"'ed: Stephen
C. Hop61ins.
Th~ statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Orance County on May 6,
1986.
File No. F308388
5/15 5/22 5/29 6/5 4983
1·251M
PUaJC NOTICI
l1CTl'f10UI ...... Ell
NW ITAT'IMINT
The fonowint penons .,.
doins busineu a O£WITT.
HARVEY. 2133 Vista l..we-
do, Newport 8each, Call·
fomia 92660.
Adela H. Calhoun, 2133
Vista Laredo, Newport
Belctl. Calif 92660.
Adela H C1lhoun, H
Truae of~ Trust 8.,
2133 V'rsta lM9do. Newport
Beech, CA 92660.
This business Is conduct·
ed by co-~ttners. Sianect.
Adela H. Cathoun.
This statement WIS filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on May 5.
1986.
File No Fl08275
5/15 5122 5/29 6/5 4984
1·25243
PUalCNOTa
ITATIMUU Of
AUNOOfJHIJIT Oii USE
Of nc ii I iOUI IUllNUS
NAiii
The followtn1 person(s)
hat (hew) ablof ~the
use of the flctitk>us busi·
neu name: NORTHSTAR
YACHTS (A); NORTHSTAR
YACHT CHARTERS (8);
NORTHSTAR YACHT SALES
(C), 401 Promontory Or.,
East. Newport 8Hch, CA
92.MO.
The FK:tttJout Buslneu
,.._,.wr.dtoMcMwn
-..'"o..._~on 10/22/14, file No. m•••·
...... ... f1nMdll. Inc., c nrume..
TIM buliMll ... con-
ducted e.,. ~. ~ NorttmrAnwW,
Inc,,
TIM •111 RM -Ned with tM county clerk of
Or.,. Caur9 on Aprtl 17,
1981.
5/15 5122 5129 615 ..
WNOTD
NOTICI Oii DIAlH Of
EDWMD UOTD DWllDN
ANO CW Nii hOif 10 ao-=•a DTATI NO. A-1Dll7
To 111 heirs, beneficiaries,
Creditors, contineent Cred·
itorl, and P9' IOnS who may
be athef wise inwested in
the will 01 altllt9dEDWARO
LLOYD JOHNSON, N'.A ED·
WARD L. JOHNSON, AKA
EDWARD JOHNSON.
A petition hat been filed
by WILLIAM G. LIEB in the
SuperfC)( Court of Or1nae
County requatins that WIL ·
LIAM G. LIEB be lppoifUd
n penonal rept1111 ltlltive
to admlnist.r the est.Me d
the decedent.
The petition requests au·
thority to •dminister the
estate under the lndepend ·
ent Administration of
Eslltes Act.
A heerina on the petition
will be held on: S.28-1986
It 9:30 A.M. in Dept. 3. lo-
Qted at 700 CNic Center
Dml9 West, S.nta Ana, C.-
llfomia
IF VOU OBJECT to the
trantlnc of~ petition you
should either appear at the
heatinc and state your ob·
jectlons or file written ob·
jections with the court be·
fore the hearin1. Your
1ppearance may be in per·
son 01 by your attorney.
If YOU ARE A CREDITOR
OI a c:ontintem C.-.ditor of
the decelsed, ~ must file
your ciaim with the court
OI present it to the personal
represent•tive appointed
by the court within four
months from the date of
. first issuance of letters as
pnMded In section 700 of
tMCallfomil Prob* Code.
The time tor fllina ciaims
will not .,.. prior to foUr
months from the date of
the hMrint notic::.j ·~· YOU MAY EXAMINE the
fl• kept bV the court tf you
.. a person inbtf 8SU9d in
the ..... you may ...,.,,.,
upon the executor or ad·
minlstrwtor. OI upon the at·
tomey for the executor 01
administretot, and file with
the court with proof of..,.
Vtee, I written request stat·
inc that you desire speci1I
notice of the filina of an
inventory and appraise-
ment of estate assets or
of the petitions or ec:counts
mentined in sections 1200
and 1200.8 of the California
Problbt Code.
Attorney for petitioner:
BOIES & O'ROURKE, By
Lewis w. Boies, Jr .. 11n1
San Vicente Blvd .• Suite
777. Los An1eles, Ca
90049.
5/8 5/15 5122 497'
PU-..CNC>Ta
HCllllOUI WUI
NAM1 ITA'f'IMINT
The foUowtftl penon '' doinl bulNWI II! PAINT·
ER'S PlUS HARDWOOD
ANISHES.116~Sln
CllmeMI. CaMf. 92672.
Ruben Robeft HetN"· cm. 1160alor-. Sift a.m-
1·21117
PUaJC MOTICI
AChilOUI 9111•1111
NWITA.._,,,
The foMcMint.,.,..• are
doin1 business 11: DEL
PRADO OFFICE CENTER,
LTO., a Caltfomia Umtt.d
Partnership, 3 Corporate
Plaza, Suite 233, Ne~
Beach, CA 92660.
Universal Exploration
Inc .• A California Cotpcn·
tion, 3 Corporate Ptaza,
Suite 233, Newport Beach,
Califomtl 92660.
Colstskte Financial Cor·
poratk>tt, A California Cor·
porwtion, 3 Corpcnte Plan,
Newport Beech, CA 92660.
Thfs business Is oonduct·
ed by. limrt.d partnership.
Silf*f: Scott W. Wetlman,
~ COMbide Finan·
clal, Genenl Partner.
This sUtement WIS filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranp County on M•y 7.
1986
File No. F308487
5/15 5/22 5/29 6/5 •993
•
1~1'
"*.IC NQTICl
ACllUOUI •tt•ll
NAiii ITA'llMIJIT
The tonowina penon is
doina bu1iness as:
GUAROIAH DEVELOPMENT
COMPANY, a California
Limited Partnership, 3152
Redhill Ave .• Suite 275,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626.
S&J Development, Inc.,
3152 Redhill Ave .• Suite
275, Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
California Corpomion.
This business is conduct·
ed by a limited pertnetship.
Sianed: J•mes S. Salter,
Pres .. S&J Development,
Inc.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
<nnae County on May 8,
1986.
File No. F308590
5/ 15 5122 5/29 6/5 4995
#looa51
NOT1CE Of TMllTU'l IAU
T.S. No.1114
VOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED JANUARY 19, 1977. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION
TO Pfte>TECT YOUR Pfte>PERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT
A PUBLIC SALE. IF VOU NEEO AN EXPLANATION OF
THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU.
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On JUNE 6th, 1986, It 9:15 A.M. NATIONAL FORE·
CLOSURE SERVICE, INC. 85 duly appointed Trustee
under and pursuant to Deed of Trust.
Recorded JANUARY 28. 1977, 85 inst. No. 39774,
1n ~ 12051, PIP 1597, of Otfteial Records in the
office of the County Recorder of ORANGE County, State
of CALIFORNIA. Eucuted by PETE J BONIN ANO JEAN
f . BONIN. HUSBAND AND WIFE
WIU SELL AT PllBlJC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
BIOOER FOR CASH, {plyab6e 8t time of sale in lawful
mon.y of the Unbd States) .t the front entrance to
the <>'d 0ranp County Courthouse, located on Santa
Ana Blvd., between Sycamore Street and Broectway,
Santa Ana, CalifomJ.,
all riaht. tide and inter.I con·~ to and now held
by it under Mtd Deed of Trust in the property situated
1n Mid ~. and St8t8 described as:
LOT 32 IN TRACT NO. 3764, AS SHOWN OH A MAP
RECOROEO IN 900I< 152, PAGES 20, 21 ANO 22 Of
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, RECORDS Of ORANGE
COUNTY.
The st1'Mt address and other common desianltion.
if any. of the real property described abcwe i1 purported
to be:
1811 HOLIDAY, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA
The undersitned Trustee discl•ims any liability for
any incorrectness of the stl9et address and other common
deslanation, If eny, shown herein.
Said sale will be made, but without convenant or
warranty, upress 01 implied, reprdinc title. possession.
a1 encumtnncn, to pey the remainins principel sum
of the note(•) secur~ by said Deed of Trust. with
interest u..on, as proYtded in said note(s), ldvanoes,
if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust. fees.
charen Ind~ of the Trustee and of the trusts
cfUted by utd Deed of Trust.
The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obllption
Mc:ured by the property to be sold and reasonable
estil'Nlted costs. expenses ind advances at the time
of the inlti•I publication of the Notice of Sale 1s
$443,443.00
The beneficiary under Mid Deed d Tn.sst ,.__,..,,.
executed and deliwred to the u~ • written
O.Clarltlon of Default and Oem1nd for Sale, and a
written Notice of 0.fault and Electfon to Seti. The
underlllned cauMd uid Notice of o.tauft and o.etiofl
to Seti to be recOtd9d In the county where t'he rMI
~ii loc:-.cl.
4lATt: MAY l, 1916
NATIOHAL FOKCLOSUA£ S0MC£. INC., 2100 SAW·
TElil kW., sum 306, w. LOS AHOEI rs. CA 90025,
=~ By WANDA McN£Al, ASSISTANT Ya
&/15 5122 &/29 4975
..... ,. SEIM.I ,...._,.
Oft .U.. 5-lW II 11*» .._ An1 ~ Tiie ......,.~, .• c•r•-.. .... •T......, cw lucln1111 T,.._ crf IUll rt 0 1 t ,,.__ _, ...
ceftllM Dlild ill TfWl IAI Cutld llif 8.H. MlU eM
N.8. MTIL. 'n •• llt Md ...... ,_., ... ,.,._.
•• 1•1 ............... 21111 ...... lm5,
..... 111,tla...i .. I aotO....~.c '$ ... ... .................................. &. •a ... ,._,,a.1••k• .... 11a.•1tl1f7,
dOMcilll ....... d ..... Cawllr ............ .... ..... .,...11 .................... ~
_........,,, ................ .,..._ •• 1Ne!1
checl& ,.,aai11 tD M6d Truttee .._ on • ..... or
nat'°"81 ....._ • ..... or ...,_. ctMit Uftiolt, or a
................ ...., C'llilMdDmiclld
In etM ....., 11 ._ "'8lft •••a to ,..,. Mwtc:an
Ttue IMUl9nCe Compeny loc8t8d a 114 East fifth
Stl99t, in tN dtJ of Senta AN. CaUfom&a, eH tft.a rilht. ............... ~ to and no. hMd by
it under llMI Deed ol Tn.sst In the P'°'*1r lituallld
In -'ct~ and ... dlecribed -PARCEL 1:
An undMded 2.0497 per cent interest In ind to
Lot 1 al T'8Ct No. 6027, • per mmp rec:ordld in ~
310, ,.._ 19 and 20 of mlmtlteneous maps, In the
ofb ot .. County~ of laid~.
Except ... mN .... ORI Ind fNtatt ot wy kind
and cher8CW end all co.I, asphMtum, oil and ottw
like ~ In 01on1-'d lend, but ho.,._., -.Mns
and ,......,.,. eny and ... ,.,. d entry to the surface
of said property 1nd addition waivina and re4easinc
any •nd 111 rfsht of ent-,y to the subsurface of said
property to a di«ance al 500 feet b9low the surface
of Mid property to I diltance of 500 -.. below the
SUffaca by died recorded April 8, 1966 in &oc* 7895,
Pia 511, Offtdaa R.ec:orck. ~so aceptins thetwf•om units 100 to 112, 201 to
212, 301 to 312, '°1 to 412 all inclusive u shown
upon the condominium plan l'9COfded 1n &oc* 10736,
Pllee 373, Officiel Records of~ County and "'*1d·
ment thef*> t9COrded in Booll 10786, Paet 929, Officaat
Record$.
Pate.el 2;
Unit 404 as shown upon the condominium plan ,..
corded in Book 10736 Pllae 373, official records in
the office of the County Recorder of said County and
1mendment thereto recorded 1n Book 10786. Paae
929, Official Records, in the office of the County Recorder
of said County.
The street address or other common desianation
of Hid property '' purported to be: 310 Fernando
Unit 404, Balbol,CA 92661.
Seid sale will be~ without CO\lenant OI wwranty.
e•press or implied es to title, poueuion or encum·
branca to satisfy the unpeid balance due on the note
or notes MCured by uud Deed of Trust, to wit:
$184,542.34, ptus the followiftl estimated costs, ••·
penses and advances at the time of the initial publication
of this Notice of Sa .. : $2.914.00.
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 0££0 Of TRUST,
DATED hn~ry 22, 1981 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION
TO PROTECT YOUR Pfte>PERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT
A PUBLIC SAL£. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF
THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU.
VOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY,•
C.hfom1• corporation · P.t Smdt. Authonzed Officer,
114 Eut Fifth Street, Santa Ana. California 92701.
(714) 558·3211
DATED May 6, 1986
5115 5/22 5/29 4986
1-~71
PUaJC NOTICE
NOT1CI Of DEATH Of
ELIAIDQER
ADlllNll'TU UTATt NO.
ArW112
To 111 heirs, benefic1anes,
creditors, oontlnaent cred·
itcn. and persons who may
be otherwise 1ntenmed 1n
the will 01 estate of ELSA
BERGER.
A petition has been filed
by LOIS WOODBRIDGE 1n
the Superior Court of
Crance County requestina
that LOIS WOOOBRIOGE be
appointed as penonat rep.
resentative to administer
the estate d the decedent
The petition requests IU·
thority to administer the
estate under the lndepen·
dent Administration of
Estates Act.
A hearinc on the petition
will be held on 6·4· 1986
at 9:30 AM in Dept. 3 lo·
Qted at 700 CIVIC CENTER
DRIVE WEST. SANTA ANA.
CA92702.
IF VOU OBJECT to the
arantina of the petit10n, you
should either appear •t the
helnn1 end smte your ob·
jectlons OI file wntten ob-
jections with the court be-
fore the he1n n1 Your
appearance may be 1n per
son or by your ltlomey.
IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR
OI I contil ... It creditor Of
the dec:•lled. you must file
your claim with the court
OI ~it to the perlOI_,
represantat1"9 1PP°'nted
by the court within four
months from the daw of
h~d ........
pnMdld In wtion 100 d
the CaiHb1'ia ,.Obiltll Code.
Thi ... far ftlinl cWma
... nat ......... tour
montM m..n the ... ot the.._ ... nadcld .,...
YOU MAV EXAMINE the
file kept by the court. If you
are a person int~ested in
the estate, you may setW
upon the executor or ad·
ministrator, °'upon the M·
tomey for the executor or
administrMOI, and file with
the court with proof of set·
..,;ce, a written request sbt·
•"I that you desire special
not ice of the filina of an
inventory and appraise·
ment of estate assets or
of the petitions OI accounts
mentio led in w:tionS 1200
and 1200.5 of the California
Probllte Code.
Attorney fa< petitioner.
HANKIN & PALMIERI. BY
MARK 8 . HANKIN, 10850
WILSHIRE BLVD., SUITE
1200. LOS ANGELES, CA
9002•.
5/15 5/22 5/29 •996
PU8UC N011Cl ncnnous 9UllNOI
NAME ITATIMUn'
The followint person IS
doilll business as: ULTRA
SURF ~CTS, ns w
17th Street. Suite G, Com
Mesa, CA 92627
Edith M Schoeffler, 12
Wild Goose Ct • Newport
BNctl, CA 92663
This business 1s conduct·
eel by an individual. Silned
Edith M. Schoeffter
This m.tement was Med
with the County Clerk of °'"'ftllt County on May 12.
19K.
File No. F308787
5/15 5122 5/29 615 4987
om..-.: ..... ,.,.
.... t.A .. ........ tL ....... .
........._ .......... CA tom. •
TNa'IM l .... ...
.............. & .. . -...:•Mu:W.. 1llll I' ....... .-.. C•M:r a.ta _, °"""' ~ ...... 12; , .. ,.ND.,....
5/15 5122 5129 615 ..
... IC ....
ACHSW • 111 I I I ........ , I 5 Thlbloa•w,..,.• doirw bl .1,, •• -CAUf. ORN&A VN4 IOG IWDt.
~eam..ao.... ...
524. Newport BMctt, CA
92660.
John C. Ven B1i'&. llOO
W... U.S. Hwy42-# .0. ea.
039, GGIMn, KY 40026.
This bulifma ii c::andUd·
ed by.., indMdull. sw-ct:
John C. Ven 8era.
Thi1 ltlltllment ... ftled
with the County Clerk of
Or.,.. County on May 12.
1986.
File No. F308789
S/15 5/22 5/29 6/S '989
"*.IC NOTICE
f'ICiiflOUI ... IE•
NWITATW
The fot1owtns person '' dolna busineu as: KVIRG
or KVIRG COMPANY, 1650
Partc Nwport ... 13 • ,.....
port a.ch, CA 92660.
Kay Oonllld and tv.del ..
Virsinia H1llm1n, 1650
Park Newport MlS · New-
port a.ch. CA 92660.
This busineu is conduct·
ed by hUINnd Ind wife.
Sitned: Kay 0. Hallm•n.
l<M1 0. Haflmen.
Thi1 mtame11t was fi'-d
with the County Clerk of Of-.. Courity on May 12.
1986.
file No. F308778
5/22 5/29 6/5 6/ 12 •992
PUa.ICMmCI
F1C ii hOUI a Ill I EJI
NWITA~
The followina '*'°" is
dotftl busirms as; SWISS.
LINE.114 24th Sir-. New-
port Beach, CA 92663
Michael Lentz. 114 24th
StTNt. N4twpott Buch. CA
92663
This business is conduct·
ed by an 1ndMdual S.aned
Mtehael Lentz.
This st8tement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oraae County on M•y 19.
1986.
File No f309424
5/22 5/29 6/5 6/12 4999
PUM.ICNOTU nc11110U1 •••mm NAME ITATEmNT
The followil'tl '*'°" IS doint buli.--.: "SECRET
FANTASY.'" 318 oed New·
port Bhd., .... ~ S.Ch.
CA92663.
~ Reuben, 16592 AJ.
liance #A, Tustin, CA
92680.
Thil business is conduct·
ed by .,, individual SCned:
Kaiwi Reuben.
This sbllement was fi'-d
with the County Clerk of e>r.nse County on May 19,
1986.
Fi .. No. Fl09426
5122 5/29 615 6/12 5015
1·251M
PU-..C MOTICI
F1C Iii 10U1 .. lllUI
NAMI ITAT'lmJn
The follo#int pertOnS.,.
dotnc bu5iness as: ASJ hi/
MAIN & CULVER . 2727
N-.port 8~ Ciutte 200.
Newport e.ci . ~2663
Alfred F Lustbeder. 2727
Newport 8Mi , Suite 200,
Newport Beech, Ca 92663
~ L Gumpert. 2727
Ne•Po't B!vd.. Suit!I 200.
Newi>ol1 Buc:n. Ca 92663.
Jlmm .. 0. Wtlte11n1, 2727
Newport Btvd .• Su* 200.
Newport ~ Ca 912663
Thia buliMM i& conduct·
edbVa ...... ~ _. SllMrt L Qumoert. Thia .......... _..,
with the Countr c .... of 0.....-County on Aprt 21, 1-.
Fie No. fJ07064
S/15115 5122 5129 4157
,
..
• -----··
,_I 2 WY 12. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEW8flfW1NE TODAY
ftmlC..ncl
fCiil .. WIM
MMllTA18 I I The....,.....-.on ts
dolnt .,......_ • MtRA-
CU ENTERPftlS£S, 426
c.bllna Or., Newport
8Mdt. CA 9Q663.
JDJceDlerlefllhw,426
Catalina Or., Newport
8Mdt. CA 92fi63.
This ...... isaindud-
ed by en indMdlJ9I. _.
... 06lf'9 AsMr. This........,._...,
with the County c..,_ of
e>r.,. County on 5-19-86.
fie No. F309425
S/t2 5129 615 6112 5001
1.-.
PUaJC NOTICI
ACllllOUl .... 11
NAME ITATlllUfT
The toaaowtns persons we
doh11 business as: AMER·
IVEST PARTNERS -HUN·
TINGTON BEACH, UO
Newport Center ome. Ste.
455, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
AmeriVest Ventutes, 840
Newi>Ort Cent• Drive, Ste.
455, Newport Beach, CA
92660
Clifford R Boeckman,
M.O .. 3177 S1h1er lake
Blvd .. Cuyahop Falls. OH
4'224
Brias Partnership -D.
P 0. Box 1510, 16765 El
Zorro Vista, Rancho Sar1Q
Fe, CA 92067
Epstein Family Partner-
ship #3, EfO, 1625 K Street.
N.W., Ste. 500, Wash1f'Wton,
DC20006.
Howard J l&el, M.D .
2030 Ganya,..Road, Akron,
OH4'313.
JKS Investments. 840
Newport Centef Onve, Suite
455, Newport Beach, Ca
92660
Joseph Family Trust, cl
o Donald N. Ecket', Trustee,
Emst & Whinney, P 0 . Box
1270. Riverside. CA 92502
David S. Maclaren. c/
o Jet, Inc .. 750 Alpha Drive,
~nd. OH 4'143.
Buel S. Smith, M.D .. 2323
Tinkham Road, Akron, OH
4'313 •
LO. Christiano. 840 New·
port Center Drive, Suite
455, Newport Beach, Ca
92660
Richard M Fell , 28541
l..-Cumbre, Laeuna Nip,
CA
This buSlne.ss IS c.onduc:t·
ed by a limited partnership.
Sicned: Richard M Fell.
This statement was filecl
with the County Clerk of Otanae County on April 22.
1986.
File No. F307 l 96
5/8 5/15 5/22 5/29 4955
1-25525
PUa.ICMO'l'U
ITATlmJifTOf wwr1umn OF U11
Oii HCll I iUUI ........
The foflowina persons
have abandoned the use
of the fictitious business
,.,,,.: LOMA LINDA MINI
PARTNERS, 4'00 MKAr·
thur Btvd .• Suite 460, New-
port a.ch. Ca 92660.
The fictitious business
name tefietred to abowt wes
filed on Dec. 5, 1984 In the
County al e>ranea. Qricinal
File No. F262480.
Capistrano Mini--Pat-11-•-rs.
•6'00 MacArthur Blvd ,
Suite 460, Newport Bw:h,
Ca92660.
AnwN9st Mini-Partners,
4.t<>O MacArthur Blvd ,
Sum 460, Newport a.ch.
C.92660.
~ RicNltd M Fetl,
Plltrw.
This ~ .. filed
with the County Clef1l of
Or-.~ on Acri 22.
1986.
5/8 5115 5/22 5129 4956
1-8111 w .....
neut ... • •• .... ITaCT m
The .......... ..
doin9 .,.,.,,_ • MVIS
YORBA LINDA ASSO-
CtATtS. 1400 BrtllOI ._.
North. ... .,port ~ CA
926'0.
W1tllam K. Oewfs. 1400
.......... North. .....
rat 8llch, CA 92660.
Rich.ant £. Lucy, 1400
.... Slr9lt NMt\. .....
sat 8Mch. CA 92660. C...,.... L Buchanan,
1400 llri.I Sir.-North.
NI p rift a.m_ CA 92&60.
ltiobett J. Thierprtner,
1400 .... Slr'elt North,
tl1 part a.dt. CA 926Q).
AIMll•J. 811, 14008ria-
tot ._. North, Newport
8-c:t\CA9MQ).
l'Nal•.11h:-•concb:t-ed ... _.. plftNrlltip. --= M.1iem It Devis. ~ .....
The ,..t.stnnt com-
menced to tnnuct bus-
i.-under the fictitious
business ,.,,.. abowe on
F*'-Yl,19116.
This llllD!Ml:t was filed
with the County Cleric of
Or-. Cciunly on April 25,
1986.
518 S/15 5/22 5/29 4963
PUaJC NOTICI ncnt.,.. ._,,.us
NAm ITAl'llmfl
The~-persons we
doifW business as: GRANO
AMERICAN TRAVEL. 3301
West MacArthur Blvd ..
s.D An.. CA 92TIM.
Guy E. Bowe, 11409 S.
Hollyknoll, Wh ittler. CA
90604.
This business rs conduct-
ed by • corporation. Si8J1e(t;
Guy E. Bowe. President.
This st.Mlemetlt was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on May 5.
1986.
File No. F308194
5/8 5115 5122 5/29 •953
1~25114
"'81.JC NOTICl
F1CTrnOUI ......
NAm IYATlmNT
The tonawic11 persons are
doi,. business as: IRVINE
MORTGAGE COMPANY,
620 Newpon Center Drive,
Newport Beech, CA 92660.
The ln1ine Company, a
Michipn awpontK>n, 550
Newport Center Drive. New·
port Beach, CA 92660.
This business is conduc1·
ed by a corpcntion. S«cned·
·T~. Nielsen, Pres
1dent
The re1istrant com·
menced to transact bus·
iness under the fictitious
business name abolte on
4 /96.
This statement ~ filed
with the County Clerk of
Or...,. County on Ac>ril 2.
1986.
5/8 5/ 15 5122 5/29 •966
1-25523
PUaJC NOTICI
F'ltii iiOUI 9Ulll l IJI
.... ITA1'11m111'
Thetalowil11penons ..
-. business es: ASJ II/
REDONDO BEACH, 2727
.... ~ Btvd .• Suite 200,
Newport 8w;h, Ca 92663
Al"9d f. I •esttwMr. 2727
.... port Bhd., Suite 200,
Newport a.ct\, Ca 92663.
sa..t L Gumpert. 2727
Newport Bhd.. Suite 200,
NRport BIKh, Ca 92663.
Jimmie 0 . Williams, 2727
Newport Btwd.. Suite 200.
Neaiport a.ch, Ca 92663.
This business is condud·
edbya ..... ~
Sisnmt: ~ L Gumpert.
This Stlllement was Ned
with the County Clerk of
0ranet County on April 21.
1986.
File No. F307065
S/8 5115 5/22 5/29 4958
1..-2519
..-JCMOTICE
nctttMllUI .,11t1111
..... ITA..._,-The....,. petlOllS ere
~ busir-. as: AN()C}.
YN Mm, 4350\'on Karman,
~ 450. ... poJ1 a..ct..
CA9a60.
TENS Care. 4350 Von
Katman. Sufee 450, .....
port a.ct.. CA t2MO.
ANO-OYN MEO., INC ..
4350 Von tcannen, Suite
450, NeaPott Bwtt. CA
9!2660. Thi...,. ...... con-
dudld ~on MM:tt
10. 1-. .,... ........ cianduc:t·
edta, ....... .........,
--8ior8t O.W. Ill, ....... .,... .. , .. ,..., • ., ..... nt -ftlild
w••a Htlii ... I ••
-IT•t n The~---il ~....._•90.CAL
POOL SDMC£. 3214 a.,
St., Ncapcwt 8eactt, CA
92663.
Vane. ..... OoliN. 3214
ci., St.. Nc•Pof1 Bwh.
CA92663.
Thia ......... conduct-
ed by an lncMduel. Siip.t
V.w:e ,.,. Cdlns. This ..... ,....._ Ned
with the County Clettl of
Or.,.. County on April l ,
1986.
f"tfe No. F306244
5/8 5/ 15 5/22 5/29 4939
"'81.JC ll011CE
nctttiOUI • 1•1111
JIAlll STA..-.n
The flolkMinl i*IOlll are
doins business es: METRO
PROPERTIES/METRO DE-
VELOPMENT GAOUP,
18025-f ~East. Ir-
vine, Ca 92714.
L. Lucas, 18025-f ~y
~ East. Irvine, Ca 92714.
P. Lucn. 18025-F ~y
peril East. lrvme, Ca 92714
S. A. Lucas, 18025-F S.,.
paB East. Irvine, Ca 92714
Thts busine5$ IS e:oneM:I·
ed by an unincorporated
assoc1at1on other than a
partnership S•sned: l.
Lucas.
Thts dstMeriMmimmet..,nt"* w filed
with the County Cler\ of
Oranae County on April 10,
1986.
File No. Fl06105
5/8 5/15 S/22 5/29 4941
......CMOTICI
F'ICll iiOUI ... ,us
UMllTATllmfl
The foOowins person is
doin1 busineu as: P£R-
SONAL EYES. 117 Abelone.
&100. Island, CA 92662
Linda Gordon Finster.
117 Abalone, Balboa Is·
land, CA 92662.
This ~ness is conduct·
ed by an indMdual. SCJ*':
lmda Fina..
This stMelt ient -filed with the County Ctefk of
0ranee County on April 21.
1986.
Fite No F307039
5/8 5/ 15 5/22 S/29 •942
1-25118
WllOllCE ncn•.,..• 11111• _.ITatw
Theto11M11penons-.
doin1 business as: 5000
CAMPUS, 5000 Campus
Oriv9. Nrupu1 8-ch. CA
92660.
EHiott Asloc:ilien, a C..
titanU ~ 11102
Sky Paf1l Circle, Suite A,
IMne, CA 92714.
Nevin S. Elliott. 24342
HoneAwnue. ~Hills,
CA92653.
~ C. Ml ... -.... _. 12 Aot-
lin1 Brook, Irvine, CA
92714 n.om.s E. ~. '1221
Port Carlisle, Newport
8-ct\, CA 92660.
Fq M. Good. UJ791 W'tn-
nwood Lane. s.a Ana, ~
92705.
Christopher Mcwaan,
12052 Redhill Awenue.
Sara Ana, CA 92705.
SiaNd: PM c. Mt --.ss-This~ -Med with the County c~ of
Ofw'lll County on Acri 18,
1986.
f"tle Mo. Fl06917
5/8 5/ 15 5/22 5/29 4946
fllalCmnca ...... ,...
IY.UBJldd-.IY ... Nili!tll• dma••••n• .....,,
Tollhlft.11111._ ....... ,....-.ti .... •
a-&. COi .... cncf.
ibs. 8nd .... ""°..., beClllt¥ ........ t din
et.•01...-of STAM-
LEV £UGDE HAM..EY. ,. .......... ~tied
br JfU. HARLEY WATKINS
in tM Superior Court of
~~~ tMt JILL HARt..EYWATIONS
be ~:lild as per'fONI
reoresentaeiw to edmin-
isW ........ rA the dece-
dent
The petition reQt..sb .,_
thority to administer th•
estate under the Independ-
ent Administration of
Eit*Sld.
A ._q on tM pMitiorl
wilt be held on: 6/61866
at 9:30 A.M. in 0ecit. l. b
cMed at 700 Civic c....
Oriw West. s.a Alta, c.
litomi:a.
If YOU OBJECT to the
.,..,.... of the petition '°" shaukt..., ..,._,.at the
._ ... and .... '°"' ob-
;.ctioltS OI file ...., ob-
jllctiol• ... the coutt be-
fore the heatin1. Your
appwwice "'9Y be in S-·
son OI IJr "fO'//T libomey.
If YOU ARE A CREOOOR
"' • caa..,lt aecMof of
the decmsed. '°" must file
'IOU' claim with the court
or pr111-t it to the per'SGMI
representative appointed
by the court within f°"'
months from the date of
first issu.nce rA lllllllrs -
pnMdMI in section 700 of
theCMitomia ~Code.
The time tor films claims
wilt net ...... prior '° tour
months from the date of the ._,..,. noticied abowe.
YOU ~y EXAMINE the
file ...,. bJ the court. If '°" ~a person il•11ted in
the estate. ,au ~ S8fW
upon the executor or ad-
miloisba., OI upon the at·
tomey for the a.ecuD' OI
actl1Mdti'ab. and fie witt\
the CXIUrt with prod al ser -
vice, a wrinln rcQUeSt stll·
inl tt.t '°" desire SC*ial notice of the filina of an
inventory and appraise·
ment of estate assets or
d the petitiolas OI acc:ounts
mentined in W1iof1S 1200
and 1200.8ol the Calib ....
~obMeCoda.
Attorney for petitton.:
JULE C. TUKUA-Attorney
at Law, 505 Cit:y Pwkaey
.. Suite 900. <>ranee.
CA92668.
518 5115 5122 4940
a.al.It
WllOllCE
fttiii .... 1 •• ...-sra...-T
The ..,.,... • ...-.on is
doin1 business as: REM
COMPUTING, 2900 Pan
Ncapwt 1339, Newport
8-dt. CA 92660.
~~Mahal,
2900 Park .... port 1339.
He port Bw::I\, CA 92660 n. tJusiN9. condutt·
cd 1Jr an indfwiduat --~ Cdamd M8hll.
The recistrant com·
menced to tnnuct bus·
iness under the fictitious bulirm&,.,. liacd .,_,.
on4/2l/16.
This ti ' ~ -filed
with tne County Cler\ of
Or-. County on Acwtt lO .
1916
fl• No. Fl07878
Sii 5115 S/22 S/29 4960
•••• fll.IC ... D
ICHl .. MllH I• -um" TMtal I ..... , ..
... bull Ill 91: CWR$
ANAHElfll~ cono ASSOCIATtS. 1400 ..............
";:::K.c~~
Bri11D19lw'ell ...........
sate.ct\ CA~
Rict.ard E. l.ucJ, 1400 ...................
port 8llch. CA 92660.
CMrtes L. ~f\an.
1400 ~ SllrMi North.
tic IP !lit a.ct\. CA 92660.
Aobcn J Th~r.
1400 .... s.r... Nrorttt.
Nc#POl1 ~.CA 92660.
Atrllltw9 J. .... 1400 Bris-
tol ~ North, Newport
Beech. CA 92660.
This bllSif-. is conduct-
ed by ...... ~ship.
~ W1"iam It Davis,
GensW Pwtns.
The rccJst,.nt com-
mene.d to transact bus·
inns under the flctitious
~..,.. rttlld abowe
on f*'-Y 1. 1986..
Thts tall ..,. WIS filed
wtth the County Clerk of
Or-.~ on April 28.
19116.
fie No. f307640
518 S/15 S/22 S/29 4962
&.BUI wmna
Fitiil ... IUILllED
WITATIMDIT
The ..............
doinl business as: TENS
CARE. 4350 Von Karman.
SuM 450. Ueapolt &wh,
C.92660.
J.O.. Medec*, Inc.., 4350
Von Karman. Suite 450,
Newport 8-dt. Ca 92660.
a.met Resnick, A Law
Col pmlltian. 4350 Von Kar·
man. Suite 450. Newport
a.ch. Ca 92660.
This business is c:cnduct.
ed IJr a corpotlltic:M I. $Cned:
Georse Dennis Ill. Prni-
denl
The rqistrant com-
menc.9d to trartsact bus-
iness ~ the fictitious ....... ,.,.,....., abc:Ne
on Merdt 1. 1986.
This ' I ~ -filed
with the County Cterk of Or-. County on April 17,
1916..
f"tle No. fl06814
511 5/ 1 s 5122 5129 494'
zo.
This t I mMt -filed with the County Cleril of
Or-. County °" Maly 12.
1916.
Fite No. f3087M
S/22 S/29 615 6/12 5006
.....
fll•IC_..
HCihWIUI II• ...nan n n. .. k ........
dol• bus.Inna•: CITV
CENTER ASSOClAT£$ II,
1400 ......... North.
tic pmt 8wll. CA 92660..
WHlient It o.wts. 1400 .......................
sata-:ft.CAWMO.
RicMld £. LucJ, 1400
&r-..Slr91t .............
rat 8-dt. CA 92660. Ctutrta l. 8uch9nan,
1400 8ritlol Slr9ll North,
, .. apart a.ch, CA 92660.
Robef't J. ThJerprtner.
1400 8rtllOI 5net North.
N1 port a.ch, CA 92660.
And:ew J. Bllt, 1400 8rfs. '°' Street ~ Newpott Beech. CA~~.
TIM business is conduct·
edbya...,..~ship.
Sicned: William K Devis.
General Pwtner.
The re1t.trant com
menccd to trans.act bus·
iness under the fictitious
business Mme fisted abowe
on Fetwuwy 1, 1986.
This ~ -filed with the County Cler\ of Onrwt County on April 25 .
1986.
Fite No. f'l07517
5/8 5115 5/22 5/29 4964
&,.ZSlll
WllOTICI
fttihMllUI .... -_.ITATBmlT
The..,...'*'°"' ate doil"I busif18U as; IA'VINE
HOTEL COMPANY, 450
Neapovt C.. DrM, New--
Port a.ch, CA 92660.
The INine Compeny, I
M~ corporttion, 550
Neu:povt c..... °""' ...... port a.dt. CA 92660.
This busiMs.s is conduct·
ed by 8 c:orl)Of ltiol I. 5i1r1ed·
W:Miam H. Mcfart.nd. Ex-
«:utiwe VM:.11 ~-
The reaistrant com·
meneed to transact bus·
iness under the fictitious
bus.iMSS name las.ed abowe
on4/86.
This sf.*i:ient .. filed
with the County Clerk of
Or.,.. County on Ac>ril 28,
1986.
F"• No. f'l07647
5/8 5/15 S/22 S/29 4965
"*IC ..anc:a
fttltl .. 9UllllEK
..... ITA!Wl
The toltoains ,...,... is
~...._-ooc.P.
MEDICAL, (8) NEWPORT
ClOO HEALTH CAR£. (C)
HOME INTRAVENOUS
THERAPY SYSTEMS, (0)
C.P OISTIMMJTORS. 21622
Surwp Cit., Huntiupon
8-dt.. CA 92646.
Clnical ........... Inc..
· (N9u1 c-.) 21622 Sur..,or
Cir .• HUlilil ..... 1 Beech. CA
92646.
This business is c:ondud·
ed by a corpatltiolL.
Oinic.a Ptwn--. Inc.
c.1GNmch
Pl*"11deilt
This stlllemllnt ... filed
with the County Ctetk of
~ ('A)unty on April 29.
1916.
File No. f'l07766
518 51 lS 5122 S/29 4950
Kalil
WMOTICE
ncnt .. .,., • ... ".,_, n....-. ........
doin1 business n : COS-
M£11C SURQERV M(l)ICAl
GaOUP, Nl:WfORT 11'.ACH,
400 .... ~ c.ne.-DrM.
ll02. ti part 8w:h. CA
92660.
MlcMel V. £.lafn. M.D .•
Inc.. 400 Ne ;pcwt C......
Or'iw, 1302, Ncwpcwt
8Md\. CA 92660_
f r.-.ck •e..-oirt:owi,.-u,
M.D., tnc., 400 Neapol1 c..om...a .....
PG't IMch. CA t2MO. Thil...._ .. ~.
ed bf• corpuntloia.--= tlllr:twelV.lllm.M.0..,_.
idwll.
TNs ••i.it•:·--· -Med
w ....
fCiit .. IUlllll• ...n.n• 11n
The ......... '*'°" .. do6f'9 ~ -= ...
PORT CATD:tNG. 1101
HfaNend Dftw, .... Pott -=--.CA t2MO •
.... Amdd.1701 ..
lllnd °"" NctDGrt ~
CAl2MO.
Thia ........ c:ondud·
cdta,an.,....elSWW.
.... Amold.
Thia 118 ....... fled
with tM County CIM of
e>r.,. County on Mey 12.
1916. r-.-No. flOlm
S/22 5/29 615 6/12 5007
fi\*IC.nca
HChi ... .,llrtl•
_.ITAnmMT
The--· P*IOlll.,.
doina bu1Jneu H : HOP-
KINS PC $YST£MS, 26401
Vea Gorrion. Mission Viieio.
CA9269l. Philip~ 26401 Vie
Gonion, Missior't Viefo, CA
92691.
This buainela Is conduct·
ed by.,. indMduel. S.IJ'cd;
Philio~
This ........... fiied
with the County Clerk of
e>r.,...~on May 12.
1986
File No f308780
5/22 5/29 6/5 6112 5008
WllOTICI
ntilnOUI • II a NAMllTATW
The foHowina person Is
doir.busiNues: IHYEST-
MENT DEVElOP£1tS, 410
Pacific COMt Hwy, s.. 235
Ncwpwt a.ch, Ca 92663.
P1mela l . Arm1tron1.
2801 Ma VtstaOr .• t._t>Ort
8-dt, Ca "2l60.
This t>us;nea Is conduct·
ed by In indMdual.
Sicrled: Pame&e l . Atfn.. wo,,.
This dstwbiw~-rne1 ... nl"* wa rued
with the County Clerk of
Ot.,.. County on Ap'ft 28.
1986.
f'l07549
5/15185/15 5122 4926
1-25113
"*.IC' cna
ITATIMD10f
MIWAL ....
PMmllllllP OPIMTM._
F'IClll IOUI Ill 111 DI ...
The~ penon has
withdrawn as • aeneral
Pllftner from the l*!Nr·
ship operatiftl under the
fictitious business name
of M.S. ENTERPRISES at
23361 El Toro Aoed, ~
109, El Toro, California
92630.
The ftctitious business
name statement for the
pertnenhip was filed on
·January 10, 1916 in the
~of Oranlit-
The full name and res-
idence rA the person with·
drawfl11••1*11•.
Seyed Yahya Sade1hi,
23361 El Toro Rd., Suite
109, El Toro, California
92630..
Silned: ~ Yahya Sa-
dllN. This .............. -,,..-nt ... was filed
with the County Clerk of
~ County on ~ 2,
1986.
Fite No. f -297856
5/8 5/15 5/22 5/29 •970
1.alM
WllOTICI
ntlil .. IUlllEll ..... "" ....... ' The talaw6!• ..... ....
doitw ~ • TECTll-
LtoN INOUSTltt£S, INC .•
4500 c.mc.. On.. Suilt
135, Newport BMch, CA
92MO.
U.G.L, Inc., •!SOO Cam-
pus DrM. s... 135. .....
port a..:t.. CA~
n.il IM•IF 111 .. conduc:t·
ed byaCCll'DOflllion. -.S: .....So
This .. t ment ... fttied
with the County c .. rtc of
0.-.,.. Oeunty on Mar 2. 1 ...
fill No. FlOl123
5115/ 15 S/22 5/29 4t69
TNtaAa:tsw....,. ..
bu•n 111 a DMN£.
LNtlEH & ZJL· UACUS, 0 Neaport CM-
"' Or., ...._ 200, Nupost 8-:ft, CA -.0.
HUCh Trotter, tnc .• 523
W. 60\ St., .,.._ 137, Loi
~CA90014.
Senta Monica Cof'por1-
tion, Inc.~ 523 W. &h St.,
~ID, Loa All •1h1, CA
90014. n.n. M. M__., Inc.,
523 w. &h 9t., S.. 737,
Loi All• 111, CA 90014:
NCO Cot'Pot-. .. WW. 6a't St.. ... 737, Loa An-
.... CA 90014. ZMNoa11~S.·
*-.tnc.,WW.lltlk, ~ 731, Lae All ... 1-. CA 90014. ™' bulk'IM ii condud· ed.,, ......... ......,. _......_T,._,,...
idenl
Businns ns flrst tran-
ua.d under the flc:titious
busjnns n1me 1bowe on
Merch l , 1916.
This ltMlf11Mt ... filed
l ·lllll with the County Clerk of
"*-IC MOl1Cl Onlf1le County on April 23,
FICiiiiOUI -.nm ~9:6No. F307507
NW ITATlllUfT 5/8 5/15 5122 5129 4973
T 045857
NOTa fl' TAUSl"En 8ALI
T. S. No. 2~1·50CMIJONES
YOU ARE,. DEFAUlT UN>EA A DEED Of TRUST
DATED .-v 25, 1878. UN..ESS YOU TAKE~ TO
MOTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rf MAY 8E SOlD AT A
PUellC SALE. F YOU NEED AH EXPLANATION Of THE
NATUAE Of THE PROCEEDING~ YOU, YOU
SHOU..D CONTACT A LAWVER.
COi .. ..., Audilty eom..,. .• Calltomla CDf'POtllllon.
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~ ......, belcM on~ 20, 1911, • 9:00 A.M., ... ..,,. ........... Cid a.. County
ec..t...locmMd ~ .. 2IDO .... of .. W.."t.nlia Ana
...... (bn• ..... sno. a.. Al'9. c.lbnta.
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flM TAUSr _,., SAYINGS ~TION.
~ IECTION IG21, _,., WEST
c:tWllMNA~.OfWGE. CA 8alll..
Aa ...... of ............ of .,.. Nalce °'
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YOU ARE IH 0£FAULT UNDO A DUO Of TNST
DATED OUO.-.t 5. 1•. UNlOI ~ TMCE ACTION
TO PROTECT YOUtt "'°'9'TY, rT MAY IE IOlD AT
A PUil.iC SALE. W ~ NEED M DPlNIATION Of
THE NATURE Of THE ~HG AGAINST YOU.
YOU SHOUU> CONTACT A lAWVP.
On JUNE 11, 1916, at l ::.> N ., Wt.sTERN CON·
VEYAHCfNG eottP. • dutr eppo6nMd Truem .,,_,
and .,.,,..,.,. '° D8lld of f NII ,....... OfCOtlElt
10. 1• •• "'*· Ho. 141" .... l.a, .....
of Offldel ~-. •• c\Md br: M0£1Hllt BAHM AN UNMAMtt£0 MAN • ttvtelor(1) In the offtce of
... ~ klOfdlr d OIAHQ[ ~ ... ol CM---. Will SEU AT PUIUC AUCTION TO HIOHOT
8'00fJt FOR ~ (.-i= • time d .... in ...., moNr of tM Untt.d 1) llt IN THE l088Y TO
lH£ IUtl.OtNQ l.OCATD> AT fOl S. LEWIS ST. OMHQ£
CA., ... rWlt, tile and ......... CCMitre)ed to Md now
held br it uncNr' Mid Deed of TNtt In the ~ ••••d in aid eo..-and .... dlecrlbed -"'"" 105 LDT 4 OF TltACT ._ ~ FUU.Y 0Dall8EO
IN DHlllT ATTACHED H£R£'TO ANO MADE A PMT
THOtEOf.
The m.t eddfw and att. common ~.
ff My, ol the ,., Pfopert) delcribed 8bcNS It purported
t.o be: 260 ~ Lane 3105, Ne•pcm Buch, Cl. 92663.
The undeni.,.s Trustiee disclaims 811'1'/ llatMtlty for
My itlCO-..ctrt 111 oftt'9 *-liddtw lndodwoommoi1
delilNtion. If .,.,,, shown herwin.
Said .... will be mede. but without CXM9n8nt Of war·
ranty, express or implied, reprdi"I tltte, ~.
or encumtnnces, to pey the rem.eni. princip91 sum
of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with
interest thereon, as PtOYided in said note(s). ~.
if any, under the terms of Slid Deed of Trust, fees,
charaes 1nd expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts
created by said Deed of Trust, from the amount ru·
sonabty estimated to be: S 132, lM.68.
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to the under51&ned a written
Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a
written Notice of Default and Election \o Sell. The
undersi&ned caused Slid Notice of Default and Election
to Sell to be recorded 1n the county where the real
property IS located
Otte: MAY 14, 1986
TAC#l0993
WESTERN CONVEYANCING CORP .. as said Trua.e,
By ALBERT CORTES, ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT,
Authorized Sianature, 4050 WILSHIRE BLVD .• LOS
AHGELES, CA. 90010, (213) 480-6382.
S-22 S-29 6-5 5019
NOTa Of 'fllUIT'Erl IALl ....u~---1'UM
YOU AR£ IN OEFAUl T UNDER A DEED Of' TRUST
DATED ~I 13, 1914. UNl£SS YOU TAKE ACTION
TO PROTECT YOUR flROfl£.RTY, rT MAY 8E SOlD AT
A PU8UC SALL IF YOU NEED AH EXPlANA TION Of
THE NATURE Of' THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU,
YOU SHOULO CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 6-13-86 at 11:00 1.m . TRANSAMERICA TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY LOCATED AT 6850 RtllioMI
St .• Dublin, CA 94568, PHONE# <•15)829-3800. as
duly llPPOinllld Trustee under and pursuent to Deed
tA TNllt l"9CGrdld 5-3-84 as lnstrurrw'lt No. M-1839n.
tA C>fftcW Ri1cants 81ec:u•d by. PHtUP J. CONTE AND
LINDA CONTE, HUS8ANO AND WIFE, as trus1or(1),
in the offtce of a. County Asa:wdlr tA ORANGE County,
Sta of C.Hfomil. WIU SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION
TO HIGHEST 8'00ER FOR CASH (paojebll mt ti"'9 tA
.... In ....,_,. mon.y of h United StMsl) It the South
front •!ti~ to the Or-.. County ()kt Cour1houle,
211 W. Senta Ana ewd., Ctty of Senti Ana. StMa of
Cltifomla, .. rW'C, tMte Ind l"'3Nlt oon~ to Ind
now held ~ It und9r uid o.d of T Nit In the Pf°'*'Y
situlll9d In uid County Ind s... described -=
EXHIBtT•A•
PARCEL 1:
Lot 11 of TrKt No. 11449, SI shown on a m1P 19CC1f ded
In ec. 491, ,... 12 to 16 lndusNs of misceHeneous
mlPI. NCIDfdl of ar..,.. County, Calffomla.
ExcoaptMw Ill oil, oil rilt'G. "*....., mi,,... rWtts. ,..,,.. ... rWD, Ind ottw h)droc:erbolll.,, mhltla...,
neme known. thsit mey be within °' under uid lend, wtthout. twae ... , th9 UWW to driN, mine, ltln. ...,.,_
and operate throulf\ the surfeee or the upper 500
f9lt of the IUblutf-=e tA Yid lend, ln an inltrumlnt
recofdld HowemW 8, 1979 in ec. 13386 ...... 1280 °' Officlel Alscords. PAACEL 2:
Nan-exc:tulM ~ SI set forth In the llCtiom
entitted '"Support s.ttlemet1t and Encroechmlnt". "Com·
munitY f'ldlitill ~. and -e>r11ift1191 Over Com·
munity Facilities", of the artlde entitled •Easements
of the Deci.r.tion of Cowenants, Conditions end Res·
trictions for Betcourt M11ter Association (The "Dec·
laration") rKOfded M•rch 24, 1982 as Instrument
No. 82-101131 of Offtdef Records. and .,.,, atnMdments
Ol~theNto.
The street address end other common desilMtion.
if .,,,, °'the ,., property dltcribed atJowe .. ~
to be: 9 WEYBRIDGE COURT. LOT 11, Nempcwt Buch,
CA.
The undlnianed Trustee dlscllims any liability for
llf'J lnc:orrectNll of the street eddress Ind attw common desilnltion. if .,.,, shown henMn.
Seid .. wffl be ..... but without c::ownMt Of .., •
rantY, ..,,,_. OI Implied, f9Ptdl"I tide po&llSlion,
OI encumbninca, to pey the ~ principat sum
of the not.1(1) secured by said Deed of Trust, with I,.,.. tMNcMt, .. prowided in lllid noll(1), ~
tf 1ny, under the Wms of said Deed of Trust. t.M.
d\artlll Ind 11CP11 111 of the Tl'\IAll Ind of the tnnb
cf9llllld bJ said o.d of Trust. tor the amount , 11~
ssttm .. ed to b« $378,402.82 .
Thi beneftdety under Mid o.d of T Nit ,...9'Db-e
eqcutld Md deliwfed to the ul'ildlrlilned a writt1sn
· OeclanltJon of o.t.ult and Oemltnd for S.te, •nd •
written Notice of Default and election to Sett. The
~ C*md aid Notice °' DefUt Ind Electior'I
to Sell to be r9COftted In the county wher9 the f'MI
Pl~ ii lac:l9d. o...:.._u.1•. lltANtAMDttCA TITLE INSURANCE COM,ANY, A
CAlJf'OMIA CC.OltATIOH. AS TRUSTEE. 11 J0VC£
M. F\JRPHY, ASllSTANT SEatef Alf'f.
11421
5122l/2t115 5014
"*'CMmCI nc tniiOUI ., 1111 m
IMMllTAl'WT
The tonowinc pe1 rons ant doi,_ bulineu as: MAJOR
PROOUCES SEUCT VIDEO,
31921 Cimino Capistrano
Ste 9-203 San JUlll Capis-
trano. CA 92675.
Earl A. Johnson, 30831
Calle Chuecl. San Juan Cl·
pistnino, CA 92675.
Donald M. Partric)I. 9225
Topanp Cyn. BMi .. ArA 29.
Chltswor1h, CA 91J11.
This business is conduct·
ed by a pneral partnership
Sianed: Elfl A. Johnson.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
0ranee County on May 19,
1986.
File No. Fl09431
5/22 5/29 6/5 6/12 5003
"*.IC MOl1Cl
MmCI Of DIAlH Oii
WMITC..MeOf
HillMM 10 AD•taru
llTATI .._ A-laaM
Toslheln.~
~ CClllth ..... cr.6-
... apt pell08• who rney
be olt•wl• 1 ..... __, in
the mil 0t ...... tA MAR·
GAR£TCARR.
A petition hes been med
by HARRY F. PERRY. JR.
In the Superi« Court of
ORANGE~~
It* HARRY F. PERRY, JR.
be eppcMnted SI Personal
reprnent.tlve to edmin-.
iltsr the ...... of the ... ....
The petition r9q1..es .,.
thority t.o administer the
..... under the lndeC)eOd·
ent Admnistration of
UU.Ad. A .._..,.on the pdb1
will be htkl on 6-11·1986
mt 9-.lO AM In Dept 3 k>-
c*d It 700 CIVIC CENTER
ORM WEST, SANTA ANA,
CA92702.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
.,.,... of the pllttion, you
should ....,. llPP9' • the
~ Ind ... yo&K CJt>.
jediona °' file "'*°" CJt>.
jK1iol 11 wtttt the court be-
fore the hearinc. Your
~'°' m., be in per·
ton Of.,, ,a&lf ~.
IF YOO ARE A CREDfTOR
OI a CCll~il ..... cr9ditar d
the~. you must file
your claim with the court
Of Pf'9Mf1t it to the per'IOnll
representative appointed
by the court within four
months from the date of
first isa'9nce d lebllr'S as
prcMded In section 700 ol
the CeUfomil ProbMe Code.
The time for fili"I claims
wiH not apire prior to four
months from the date of
the ~noticed al:Jowe.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kept .,, the court. tf you
.,. a pertOn intaatld in
the 8'**. you mey serve
upon the executor or ad·
ministrmeor, or upion the It·
tomey for the uec:utor or
ldministnllar. and file wittl
the coun Mtt't proo1 °' ser· Yk:e. ........ l'9Q&'9lt .....
"" tNt JOU deln special notice of the fllin1 of an
lnventoty and •Piw•IM ·
ment of fftat. ISMt'I or
d ... Plllitial• ,,.......,, ...
In Mctlon1 1200 Ind
1200.Sdh CeAbnla .-..,.
bsllCode.
ERHEST J. SCHAG. JR.
ESQ.,,.,,.,.,., tor 111•ar-
•· MDOM'.., fltUWO & HUGHO. 5190 CAMll'US OMW. NEWfQn' ~ •
CAIMIO.
5122 5121615 5021
,...,. sm;w ,.... __ ..,.
111 saw•-.. C LFISW•.• 122 1 CT &~1~J:~..lu.~otf riff~ft
""1T£CT YOUtt NOPOrrY, IT MAY K 10t.O ·AT A
PU8ltC SALE. If' VOU NEED AN EXl'l.ANATION Of
TH£ NATuttt OI THE ~ WMIT 'IOU,
YOU SHOULD CONTACT A l.AWYD.
On Ol/12111 .. 10.-00 A.Ill. ~ CC)N. SULT~ INC.• 1t1e.., ... _, T,..._ ...,_
Md,..... 1 m to Died tA TNlt. .......... on 07/01185 • Oacunw1t no. a2414tl
Of OfffdM ~· In tM ~ of tM ......, "" OMNQECcluner,Cdfasnia.111c itld~
INTtwTIOfW. £LECT.....C ENfWRtlO A CAL-
IFORNtA COM'OMTION.
WIU. SEU AT "8..tC AUCTION TO THf HOUT
aeooEJt FOlt CMH, C,.,a116a • ..,,. d • in ....,.
n..., of h Unllmd 9laeall) • THE FIOfT ENTIWU
TO SOtTE 205. (9(.CONO FLOOI), 11'02 W IOUl.£.
YAltO, TUSTIH, CA 92690, 11 rWC. -. Md ........
~ tD Md now Mid bJ It Uftder Mid Deed of
TIWI In the prapet'ty ·-~ 6n Mid Cciuner. Cslibtlia. dlea1biilw the ~-...in:
LOT 13, IN BLOCK 5 Of Mt.BOA TRACT, IN THE
CllY 01NEWPORTBEACH,COUNTY01 OMNGl, STATE
Of CALIFORNIA, AS P£R M» 1tECOttDEO IN 100K
4, PAGE. 11 01 M'5C£1 t 'HEOUS MAPS, IN THE Off1CE
Of THE COUNTY R£CORDER <1F SAID COUNTY.
The *-lddfw Ind altw common ~.
if iny, of the ,.., property described 8bcNS is purpor19d
to be: 207 Palm Shit, NEWPORT BEACH, CA.
The undetlfsnect Trustee dltcllims eny liability for
any incof 1ectJ1eSS d the sb"llt-'dress and act. common
desllNtion. if.,.,,, showr'I hefein.
Said sale will be made, but without convenant or
warranty, express or Implied, reptdi~ titte, posMSSion,
or encumtnnces, to pey the l'tlfNlininc principel sum
of the note(s) secured by u id Deed of Trust, with
interest thereon, as pnMded in satd noe.(1). advances,
1f any. under the terms of the Deed of Trust. fees,
char(lleS and expenses c1' the Trustee and c1' the trusts
created by uid Deed of Trust, to-wit: $32,4'3.35.
The benefie&ary under uid Deed c1' Trust heretofore
executed Ind deliwred to the undersi.,,.ct a written
Oecl1rltion of Default and Demand for Sele, 1nd a
wri tten Notice of Default and Election to Seti. The
undlnicned C*llld said Notice of Oef9&llt Ind Eectior\
to Seti to bl rec«ded in the county where lhl reel
~is loc.allld.
DA TE: 05112116
FoeeclowN ~ Inc •• 9y. 0.... w. ()rmerad,
VICI Pt_...it. 119>2 IMf'9 Bhd .. ~ 205, Tustin,
CA~. (714) 731-3942.
5/22 5/29 6/5 4997
NOTICI OITMllftrl IM.I -.1111m mu.-...,..,.
w1 1au1•1111
YOU ARE IN 0£FAUL T UNDER A 0££0 M TRUS1
OATEO 5/25/12. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO ~TECT YOtJlt PROPERTY, IT MAY IE SOLD AT PU8UC
SAi.£. IF YOU NEED N4 EXIUHATION (1F THE NA TUM
Of THE PROClEOINGS AGAJHST YOU, YOU SHOUlC
CONTACT A LAWYER .
On 06/20/16 mt 09:15 A.M. YEROUOO SEJMCE COR
PORATION SI the dufy IPPC)fnt.d Trvteee under enc
pursuent to Osisd d Trust,
Riscorded on 06/07/12 SI 0ocurnMt no. 12·192181
Of Of'fici.. Records in the office of the Rec:otd« o1
ORANGE County, California, executed by: THOMAS
L MERKLE & l YNN MERt<LE, HUSBAND la WIFE AS
JOINT TENANTS
Will SEU. AT PU8UC AUCTIOH TO THE HIGHESl
BIDDER FOR CASH. (ps};al* Ill time of 11111 in 1-"ll
~ tA the UNlld StMsl) It THE FRONT ENTitANa
TO TH£ OlO ORANGE COUNTY COURTHOUSE LOCATED
OH SAN'T A ANA BLVO BETWEEN SYCAMOM ST. &
BROADWAY, SANTA ANA, CA 92701, all nctrt. tit ..
and Interest conve~ to end now hekt by it undef
said Deed of Trust in the propetty sit:u.e.d In said
C.ounty, Calitol 1• dsscrib6u11 the lend .......,:
L.£GAl. OESattPTlOH
Lot 26 In 8tocl 4 of Tract Ho. n2. in the city °'
Newport Bwft, -Pl' mep t«Otdsd in 8oc>lil 23, Pllllll 5 Ind 6. Mite 1'1 __,. ..... in the office tAthe "9coldlr
c1'uid~.
A I SMll'dd C..... •Cl 11a1~ by~ C*'9in Land
1.ee1e dlt9d July 1, 19n, r 1 c•*d bJ G9fW Bit Hamal,
a Cltifomla CorporMion .. lessof, Ind by F'9dlncil
l. ScoPKaU and Berthe $copecasa 81 LftMe, for
the term of 60 ,urs, upon Ind IUbjed to •1 tA the
provision' n therein contained, wttiett l.And Leese
... rwcorded ~ 11, 19n. in Boe* 12331. p._.
1841, Official R.c:ords ol Aid ~ Cou"'1
The lntetest of the Lessee hn s;nce passed by .,,
Instrument 1'9COfded Ncwnbw 2,, 1982 SI lnslrument
No. 82~ 14 767, Ofnci-' Records. and bJ ottw Instru-
ments of l9CIClfd. IO Sllslle Moore, a sif'IM men.
The strellt eddrw and ottw common dn!INtion.
rf .,.,,, of the ,.... ~ described abcJW is purpcw19d
to be: 218 WALNUT STREET. NEWPORT BEACH, CA
92660.
The under14cned Trust• disclaims any llabClity for
llf'J itlOOf rlldNUof the ltNlt lddfw and other common
dlsi11"'9tion, if.,.,,, .,_., twein.
Seid ule wtH be meda. bul without OC111141 .. OI W ·
ranty, express or imptied, ,..,-dins tide. polWSion.
Of encumbrancel. to peiy the ,.,,,,...,. ~ IUnt
of the note(s) MCured by Mid Deed of Trust. with
intar.r tt'8f llOf t, SI prowided In uid nalil(I). ..,_...,
if •ny, under the terms of the Deed of Trust. r.a.
chlfla& Ind -.w ol the T~ Ind of the trum
a..e.d bJ Mid o.d of Trutt. flat the emaunt fl 11 at;abty
estimU1 If to be: $201,106.7,.
The ~ under Mid Osisd of Tnnt to &acAH
•ecuaad end deliwred 10 the ~ ......
OecJarMJon of o.t.vlt and Oem.nd for s.... end • wttn.n Notice of Oeflutt and Electioft .., Seti. The
w•~ <*'9ed uid Notkll tA Oslsul and Oectial'i to W to be recorded In the county .._. the ,...
~·
YOtOtJOO ~ CiOt'POUTION • Mid .,......
401 N. lr.nd IMI.., 0. .... CA 11203.. Tlf 3'111""
(Ill) 500-2415. .. M9ry McNen--. ............... .....
101116 ..
•
' I
Nm II •Y !!. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSfGHICOSTA ME8A NEWMAVtNE TODAY
lass·
ca_. a C111 ••••••••• .ait
Uu 11lnd; •••••.• .' .•.• 125
... 11' ............ 413
CLASSIFIED INDEX Alllical:~ •••....••..•• 8C)8
Ai>11H•.a .......•... W
Appl.._ Wlnt9d ..• 807
Auc.tianl ..••......... 814 Buiklnl......,. ..... 817
~Equipment Ill c.n.. (quipment ••. 119
.................. 121·
lf.ALDTATE
~ ............... 416
......................... 506
...... ~ .....• 509
Liiie 9"" Propett) 515
ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS l.cB tar Siie .......... 510
MobleHarrm ........ 917 ~ .•............ 511
Apa. f~ ....... 407
AnnounclOI .......... 200 tmestments .......... 828 --~ .... 408 MDr1a I la TD ....... (;1)7
... ,,,, ............... 415 Beeuty AJds .......... 213 Money to loan ........ 605 ....... ClibW'5 ..••• 422 Bid& tD .. Mo"1ld •••• 116
Bl•in 111 N ....... . •.. 500 <Md of Thwtks ....... 201 Money W.med ....... 606 ~ ........ 113 8LUw ...... . .... 421 C>ftlc:e Spec:e •••••..•. 420 Cemetet'y Lots ........ 201 Opportunities ......... 700 F~ .•.•.......•. 800 Oulaf ............ 514 florists ............... 207 Oppoftunities Wtd ..... 704 ~w.ad ..... 806 Condm .. ...,. •••••• 409 ..... &tm~ ... 511
~w. ......... 705
,,.,.,.,,, .............. 112
·~~ ....... 906 Mite. tar Slla ......... 809
Misc. •met ......... 810
Funtnf Oireciofy ..... 205
Funeral Services ...... 206
.... Ith Aids .......... 214 Lllllll Notices ......... 212
L~Ctubs-«c. 209 EllPLOYllENT
...... .., Slw9 ...... 412
.... (11111 tar Jdw ... 517
... &Im Laml •.... 600
Condm tar ......... !07
COl111W'dll....... 505
Dwrt .............. 513
Fm& .. dm ..... 512
Nurseries ............ 815
lost & Found ......... 210 A91ncies ............. 300 Musical 1n11rument .•. au omc. E.quipment .••.. 82:1
P9ts & SUpplies •..•••• 823
Gsn•1 tar"9M .•.... 400
HawmtarS...•u ••••50I ~tar Rn/furn 405
ta... tar~
IDDID•WDn
for s. .............. 418
Pwsonats ............ 211 ()pportunities ......... 305
~ ....•..... 'Jt)1
Directory of
Business Services
Ptof. housekeeper, child
care. companions $80/
wk
hve in/out 647·6606
guaranteed
•Distributors
AMWAY PRODUCTS
Clng & Lndry suppf ies
Cosmetics, Vitamins
Money back guar'td
Delvry 786-2469 Sue
eGardening
I SH I KAWA
Custom Gardening
850-4147
•House Clellninc
CLEANING UNLIMITED
For excellence in house
cleaning, providing all
suppHes including vac -
T rustworthy & dependa
ble. Call today for est1·
mates
546-3726
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FREE
DAILY
HOROSCOPES
714-972·1953
214-HeMlh Aids
l ovely licensed private
residence in <>ranee for
ambulatory seniors
Walk. distance to shops.
Semi-private rooms start
at $950. 71~538-6046
305-Empl. Oppor·
tunities
LEGAL SECRETARY-
South Orange county
patent firm seeks legal
secretary. Experieoce re·
quired. Word processing
experience preferred No
shOrthand. Setf starter.
Call Dana for interview
{714)855-1246
Childcare needed for my
10 mo. okt in your New·
port Beach (E.stbtt area)
home 2~ days/wk 720-
1579
Family needs loving
Christian eneraetic
woman to care for 2
children in our Irvine
home. Must ... C2I ' ref. En& aokna., non-smkr. Mull_ be llilldble.
Aoorm. 15 dalla/mo tn 1~7 pm now 7am-7pm
July, --. tf qulll top P9Y 651-1873..
....... ,,
Repair·Retail·Appraisal
Lay-away We buy gold
et. Raymond Jewelry
631·5105
•Nu,..._Aide
Full·time Nurses·Aide
avail to work 6 days 9·
4. Uc Ref638..8059
COMPANION AIDE with
nursing experience look·
ing for elderty couple or
single elderty. Wilf care
for you in my beautiful
home. or yours.
380-8035
•Plumbina & Hut-
ina
DRAINS CLEARED $1 5
MINIMUM Ptumbing re·
pairs Faucets. water
heaters diposals, etc
722-9066 or 851·9604
•Resumes
Professional . typing.
wordprocessine & type-
setting WHILE YOU
WAIT!
Graphics Newport
72().9191
Sales Reps wanted:
Video vendina ma·
chines.. fOf further info
write to: G & R tnc .• 3003 s. Perry Ste 84, 5'>okatle
Wash.'99203
EASY ASSEMBl Y WORK!
$714.00 per 100. Gua-
ranteed payment. No
Sales. Details-Send
stamoed envelope. EJan.
5075, 3418 Enterl>rise,
Ft. Pierce, F1. 33482
College or hi1hschool
student work as office
helper. F'rt around your
class schedule. Need
transportation. $4/hr.
CdM 644-4022
LIFEGUARDS To $6/hr
968-0311
An exa!1Jent & Challen&·
Ina career awaits you
with•::~~
conditions & ti.
neftb. Of additional info
Contact JacJ( c.rozza
714-645.8700
• Saitina Instructor • Hilh-s.rn )IOUth amp.
July .• Aus. lint .... &
equip. Must be hi-"IY
skilled. CaJt coOecl at
(213) 515-0639.
•TJP11111ina
Advertising art & toao
design services, bro·
chures, typesettins. etc.
Gra1>hics Newport
7:3().4 pm
720-9191
WORDPROCESSING
All areas of business
competitive rates 760·
3831
Typing. wordprocessina,
~pesetting plus advef·
bsing art services. print·
ing. etc. Graphics New·
port 72().9191
WOROPROC~NG
GRAPHICS
Reasonabte 673·32n
St. Thomas · Acapulco
· Cancun, Round trip,
Air /hotel included $149. ea.
1-800-635-2424
..........
Wal1d
2 Christiml ~adra
21 . resp ~ tor OfJIP'ffy to housesit sum mos.-lntrvws & ,.., ...
556-3610 an m 322
Resp quiet...,, ... stEtnt
would like to -=tww lite
hsesttna/hMkpna_ ~r free rm. Mf-snp -545-
8466.
Young professional fe-
male seeks room to rent.
()( will housesit 6/13 .
9/20. Judi: 494-7270.
FOR LEASEJ NEWER
LUXURY HOME IN CAPO BEACH. 2 bdnn., den,
t.Nly ~03 be. ... pa.ca. Double ....
ac..n vn. Ii= 0.aid9Pllt-molrdMlll • .t-731 ... .,;t·, ........ 496-
3492. Tany
/l.Jnf&#n ••••••••••••• 4C)6 ....,... ............... 417
~
Unf.
~~-pter bmt spM:e. mo. BHI Grundy, Rttr.
675-6161
4-BEOROOM 2·blttt Lls-
una Hills, fenced ywd.
close to tennis courts.
$1 ,.200 includes Df'den· er. Anna 643-3193
Mission Vi . Home · 3
bedroom."f bMh, fire-
place. lqe country kit·
chen, double 1ara1e. $925.586-8672
408-Apartments, um..
San Clemente newer
custom 3 bdrm, den, 2~
baths, ocean view! 3 car
Pt'ale. 2 fireplaces, wet· bar. $1350/mo. (Lucille)
498-0050.
409-Condos for ..
Condo-Laguna Hills 3
bdrms. 2 baths, 2-car
tarage. Alt amenities
950/mo 380-89n
lmmac. Condo. 2 bdrm. 2 ba, dbf ,,., pool, ;.c,
tennis. Yrly renl!~
$1000/mo. Open 8:~
to 7. Avail now 213-258-
5479
New Bl! 1 con Hill condo.
Laauna Niauet. fi,.
.-.. ...... pool/~ ~~ to bmch. Sn.-Pit OK.
$1,050/ .... 2-0-2345
412-lentals to ....
Femme roomm• .nt-ed-Laauna Beach. 2
bdrm apt. oc.-n view.
Prefer professional 25-
35. Neat. ~bfe.
non-smoker. $350. 494-2392, 497-~63 mes·
$Ille.
ROOMMATE-share
Mission Viejo 3 bdrm
home. paol, ~
laundry. Mlle.~+ t,..
no dNls. smokars OK.
$400+
855-8951, mes• r
FEMALE wanted, to
shin L* Fcnst home.
Room, bath~ jacuni1 oool ...... $250 + 1,
3 utilities. Smalt child,
pa OK 859-«M7
417111utl1 I k
lbdr, 3 t.. L* Tahoe
1a1 •a•twntm. Nr in-ctifa $100/~ for up
lo 6 -64~4,....4022~.L.
EXP0'86
Vancouver tanada · 3
bdr home, fully fur·
nished. close to rapid
rail tnnsit. 1 blk from
mljortnlll~-a580 John Nt5 84Mi685.
411-ForW.
Paam Desseft Condbm·
inium on the l~. 2~new!2 bedf •
2 bath. Furnished.
$5,000 down, assuma-
ble I09n! Terms necot·
iable.
(Dick) {714) 526-0700
505-Commercial ......
FOR R£NT -Of lease c:on ... a.1 pnJl*ty ....
1 zomns °' Lacuna Bwh. Rusoneble
price. Cal 7570'3.
517.
C1ml11m ILR11S
On 8llf . Nr Biii ls entr
~-~aindo 1 bdr + den + bonus
room 8PPf'Oll 1880 sq. ft.. boet slip avael
$4311.000 inc mid a.w 760-1018
CUTt ONE BEDROOM ONE BATH El TORO
CONDO. UJ1etllded thraulha¢ Air -condi·
tlol""&. Close to poot,
H id ...... courts. ~..-.(714) ·~
Condo by owner San
Ju.n Hiti East. 2 bed-
room, 2 bllth. double..,.
ap, fireplace. W.ak to
r.'~ terns. ':a"= fi'll,9()0. 493-3850.
lst Time~ assume
9.42"-30 years fixed
2 bedroom townhome,
Laauna Hills, air, .._,dryer, many up-
~c~~ (714) as1-04n
l.aluna Beach: 3 bdm\
3 ba cusbn home, pool,
jacuzzt, decks, canyon & ocean view, privacy,
~&.. _ya_rdi.. _ unique. $425,000. r«J brokers..
Motivated seater. Call
JCJ1Ce 4 76-()56 7 ~ys;
494-7924 9'1111 ii l&S-
Hilftnp home w/vtew of
Lake Elsinore-on 5
acres. 3 bdrm, 2 -ce-ramic tile th~
Reduced to $1261000.
714-65 7 .9334 1""9
mess ee
4 BEDAOOM 3 BATH El
TORO HOME w...t AIMs
tract Ail, 2 *-Y, 2 ,..s new!~~ out. Owner fiNmcinc
availllble! Sl&0..000.
951-1141
Buy repossessed VA FmHA, HUD. HOME~
from psnma~l.00
¥\'&..= ~ U.S. PUblic Lm FR& 2' hr .. ,....ir.-did ........
fonnatioft 1 ·918-49]..
3837 / l ·91M9:J..6305 DecJtT~l8
TUii IPDI fATIOll
Ailplill ............... 900
~ a1 s'c c. ... 912
Aumtor!ml ......... 910
A&JDWultlCI ........ 915 AA*>,... T1rw • • H907 AA*> ...... /Oofn ••.•• 913
A&*> ...... /for ....•• 914
Bolel •.•.......•..••. 905 c.w.-s ............. 919
F011tr A Sparta •....• 911
~ .....•..•..••. 9C8
Matmc:)dls...... 90I
................... 916
Sc:l..all • • • • • • . . ...... 6iCll
.............. 308 ............. ..
By owner • Waterfront
home on UIM Forast tl
Br«»lhstviewdthe ....
~ can t-.! bedtoon\
2 t.th. dock dock Md sm.-!II We bmt S*t
of the sale. Setler wilt
help &•w:e.. No .,u. ~~~ appotnt·
By owner 2.000 sq. ft.
house . 4 bedrool•as. 2
blllh. fweplllc:e. SIJ9 ~ tot Model QUMly. ODerl House every Sunday,
11:00 a.m. · S.-00 p..m.
493--t602. 33932 Aven-
ida talito, S...0-C.
$198.500
NB · VIEW + TENNIS
4 Br L.2 stry + loft + ~ $44~ 640-78'9 pp
•• Must sell bf MllY 28P!
•• l.Mle Forest eern . 4
bedroom plus R'W'Y up-
. + convenient
o'5bn fmlures.
tdea , nei fhborhood ·
$136,500. Stew S86-8075 -0M9'.
SERVING THE NEWPORT HARBOR AREA
a..Aca 1rr C1mne
SAYE:.:.!-:9." '1 711 Damper Adrustment
co.uTE IEll\1C(
$35. S..-•D11fo wa
..., ..... ·--· Cle No::
630-2833
ARTISTIC llTEllORS
Fo •• your dtyw•I needs
EJlllEST L BISHOI'
on•
H•nd,11.., Senlce a
Dock R9P11lr ::.-SHINE ...
... &..-..... C....._CA_ UC.•-·-(714) 611-MZ7
511 Aa1 •
FOR SALE OR TRADE
FOR EQUrTY In home:
80 ac:ns siairW on aap
al Arat Mesa in~ esaern Cabado. ~
ramie .. d the a.dl-homs.. S.. Juan Mountains & Horsefly
PeM. Best .. & ..
....... in caunlry. t..d
CXN• 9d wilh pillOllS & . . tr9ft. =."ooo. pme 54 7-6412
days. 581-3342 ftleft~ ...
ATTOIHEY AT LAW
FREE ESTIMATES
Uc(t"\5125) 556-1160 INfTW. CONSUUATION FR££
FREE ESTIMATES
FAIR PRICES
875-7841
• quick/careful
• C*llleaua
..... ? .........
552-0410
T138046
514-Chd of .... .......
3 Pie t 514 .-mes with p"5cmh._ FHA~
••mtS.lS~ne
las Yeps units. from s 128.000. 8 J( poss..
A9nt. anoc:illlled real-
-Tham 643-5351
511-lul Estate
Wakd
1IO. I' 1111
Opp'l
TRAVEL AGEJ«:V o., '/G6 tr.a ._acy.
No ~ ience neces-
sary. ~·~h•e PKk-aae, choice locations
avatlable. Numerous
..... bfJl6b.-..
25.000 full offices N ·
tiottwide.. TRAVEL WITH
US-For a oersonM in-
tlf!!Niew cal Bob Hanson
• ext. 411.
1-800-821-7493
4 piece IMrw room set
(one weett a.d) Brown
shMles $285.. 71~952-
4254.
VETERANS
PLU....a a HEATING
·Rep.pn S67S & uo
"'Drains cleared S9 75 & up
• Batti remooet S 1995 & up
·watef heat• lO gal S205 I uo
·~ dlSl)OSal S91 I up
·r~s inst-$116 & OCI
·SQt> ieMs/~r
·Gas Wa-. Se-..
·~ o ttzen 01-=ounr·
24 hrs ... .......
COUfCTOR"S Pl.A TES ANTIQUE HAWK. CUT
GLASS PUNCH BOWL is· round. Goblets. ~50. Evenina 493-
MUST SEW Est* Sale La Cinnabar Jeweled
horses. 5ft hiah. 8'h ft
Carmanden screen. 9ft
hand painted cabinets,
6 tt tone trench desk, 3'h ft h11h Cloisonne
vases, a pr of Koi fish
~~~ kies ~ more • oriental
ruJS. Cabinets from China & Europe_ Eden-
sive bronze coUection.
Crystal pieces of al sizes.
moslty ~ e.u-
tiful art stass from
arm.nt the wor1d. lMnps =·tables. chairs, ain dishes, etc., .
carWJd rosewood fiilures..
May 22-25 from 8 am-6~.328~CdM 675-4792.
•1111
UNIQUE ANO BEAUTI -
FUL ANTIQUES!! Mah-
C?C8ny Art Deco Curio
(area 1920) $695. An-
~ brass floor lamp .s:i::ar.: ~=). French Desk · carwd drawers and
twist leas circa 1850,
Sl.375. French double
bed with carwd Alt Deco $395. ~!'!f:!:
stand with ~s25(f.
Armoire $950. Much
more!!! 496-1167
I09 1111 c tor s.a.
Pool Table • Recua.tion
size. Leather pockets.
r ~indudes cues, blls. . a.mp Good
condition 50. laurel
and Hardy Pinball Ma-
chine $250. 951-6102
Gym equipment veat
s af 1 ctioaL Benches ma-
chines etc. priced to sell! 549-4336.
1960 STEINWAY 7' B
GRAND PIANO Excefaent
CIOHdition. $12,000. 494-
4904
Piano, oak antique 88
keys. Real ivory key-
board. ~hsh made $1,500. 1613
lmprowe Your au.lity of Lite LICENSED PAIVA TE RESIDENCE
-l.oc.ted tn Orange
Ewa. PhJI a*J ... ................. '°"'°
d919101~,a.w' 1
,,.. ....
.... s Os ~"""--.
·Home Atmosphere
• Near Hosp.tat &
Medlca Faottt-es
• Neat Sh(Jpptng Arus
UFESIYlEIEI AB JENT
s.a-noo ...
IS0-3050 pm
-Ambulatory onty 112~
-W-ing distanCe to ahopa.
., 1 ....... _ ...... -..
71+.53&«M8
Airplane Hanprs-all
steel 42x60xl4. Newt
erected, in storaee. In-
cludes 40x12 cJouble
slide door. Can deliver
and erect Must ~· im-mediately. Cafl Jim 541 -
2633.
'84 Hobie 16 mli clrdr
sails. new~~ ofter Oarrell842-
Sale Of trade equity tor
condo or mountain
cabin, Mammoth area.
40' diesel trwetef. lm-
rNCUlate.. Top elecbUi'" a. Sleeps 6. low hours
$89,500. 497-7258
910-Aulo9 for ...
JAGUAR-1973 XKE-
Gray Vl2. 350 Chevy motor, 2 + 2. p>d con-
dition, tires=t. au-tomatic, air, .
494-00'9
1984 Maxima Nissan·
Loaded!!! Take over luse. No cash down.
$246 mo. tu inctusive.
pri\t• ~2817
1967 Camaro-nMds
enJine work;$750! All
prtmered-reMy for
.,...... 49S-1547 ...
6p.m.
~alq41e~~
a.d COe9fg11
C'Allf!fri• s,_..
J-'"Toa 'Yo-..... _.,_
c.....w .......
C-6 ....
916-A.-.torS-.
'78 Silver Shadow II
ebony bl-* w/~ trim
&Pd lthr~Custom sheepskin ru1s &
fmt covers. Xlnt cond.
Best fNet $30,000 619-
758-9087 Of 818-~-
9218
Audi
1983 AUDt 5000 S
Silver, sun-roof, low
mites, non-smoker. Pri·
wte perty $7500. 240-
6263 Of 14()-6361
BMW
'80 320S loaded w/all op~i s. Super cond. ori . owner. Must See s obo
714-639-6608
Camic
,
... S •Y IZ. 1• TH.E ~ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSIHWM TODAY
Automotive
c.•1c
1979 CADILLAC SEDAN
de VILLE fully io.ded!
4 new .. Michelin" tires. Bestottw. 380-8036
1979 CADILLAC Se·
Yiti.-Low milelee, fulty io.ded,wirHwheilts,new
radi•ls. ~puter. $7,995.
1978 DATSUN 280 Z. 2
Ptus 2. 5-speed, air, am/
fm, cassette, oriJ.inal
owner. Good condition.
Call for details. Days
014) 535-0966 ()( 380-
4321 °' evenings (714)
364·5120 ask for Jane.
1973 240Z DATSUN
Loaded! Original owner.
Must See! Lil<e new! Must
Sell. S3t..900 170 7913
1981 Datsun 280ZX
Turbo. Original owner.
19,000 miles. T-tops, au·
tomatic, air'" power win·
dows AM/tM cassette
Excehent condition!
$10.500/offer eves.
640-5120. 640-8690
'77 Fiat Spider conv blk
nu paint. grt cond, $2900
aft 5 675·4557
'76 Fiat Spider conv. Nu
top. AM·fM stro cass grt
cond $2500/obo.
650-1536
Honda Car
1980 HONDA CI VI C
Wagon-5 speed, air,
am/fm stereo casette.
roof-trac k, raad1als
$2,850. Excellent.
496-3785
1985 HONDA CRX-Low
mileage, deluze AM/FM
cassette stereo, air.
$8200/offer Private
party
661 6934
19 80 HONDA 500 ex
custom inc . sheild & 2
helmets, low m1 759
8949
1985 HONDA ACCORD
SEI Assume Lease. Im
m ac ulate cond1t1on 1
Sunroof, leather seats.
low m1leaae 951·8394
Mazda
1984 MAZDA 82000 Lona Bed pick·UP truck.
AM!FM cassette stereo,
air condition( automahc.
camper shel . $6,490.
830-8439
1981 MAZDA 626. New
paint1 electric moon· roof..L!!M/FMstereo~ 63,uuu mi. $5,490
condition.
499-2591
...... Benz
1973 Miii cedes 450 S£ Exc~I Car. Like New Cond. All Stv. Re·
cords. 722-89001527·
'1297
ll8rced•llenz
1985 SEL MERCEDES
loaded! 38,000/offer.
Black/ar•y IHther in·
terlor. Showroom new!
661-8555, 498-1632
1979 450Sl Mercedes.
Ten/t.n tutt. in•erior.
True spoke wiN wheels.
Becker stereo. euratar
alarm. Air. 2 to~s.
$24i000/offer. 661·
821 "'831·1400
1975 280S Mercedes
Benz k>lded, aood cond. Becker stereo $14k.
720-1579.
'SS Trans am loaded w/
all options warranty. Bob
548· 7298 pm/ 650·
6698am
1977'11 PORSCHE 924
$4,900 Original owner.
82,000 miles. AM/FM
cassette stereo. Sunroof.
Air condition. (Jack)
831-5287 Of 380-1800
Toyota
1984 Toyota Supra.
f ully·loaded. Air, sun·
roof, low miles, excellent
condition. $11,500/best
offer. or $218 monthty.
643·0768
Volkswagen
1981 VW Truck 5 speed
LX package. Red with tan
interior. Excellent con·
d1tion. $3,200/best
offer
240·9096
1974 Super Beetle · Orig·
1nal owner. Am/Fm
Cassette. Excellent con·
d1tion! $2000/offer. 651
0140 evernngs.
19 76 Volkswagen Bug
·must sell! $2,500/offer
Well maintained. (Goki/
black mtenOf) evernngs
240-0346.
Volvo
VOLVO, 1983 GLT.,. 4
DOOR, (SILVt.R)
OWNER, 48,000 miles.
Excell. cond. $12,500
240-8466
1982 Volvo DL -Sunroof.
air. AM/FM cassette. Ex-
cellent condition
$9,750 643-5060.
911·
For'p/Sports Can
CUST•AUTO .alf I
BUY YOUR CAR
DIRECT flt\ ..
EUROPE
ANO SAVE MONEYl
EPA DOT
Federaltzat1on
Free pickup & delivery
on service work
(714) 191 ·9511
1977 JAGUAR XJ6l. A
beautiful meticulously
maintained ca" Sacrjfice
at $8,900
661-2719
1970 LOTUS EUROPA
Red/Bak interior. AJI new;
wood dash, carpets tints
& wheefs. wn·Rd. Ex· cetaent condition. 69,000
mites $3,900/ofW
[~498-1702
1977 TR7. AM/FM
Cauette, a~ sun·roof,
red1 exc1I~ condition
•• ,,. $2500.
859--2879
1979 MGB, UmUd Edt·
tion ea.ck. excellent oon·
dition. $4.000 661·2453
1981 Volvo Bertone
coupe • Ca.sic 63,000 milel. .. , poww, helted
drivers seat, 2 tone
brown/copper, leather interior, AM/FM cas.sette. Mint condition. very few In C•llf.
Sl3,500. Ho.-nt · O.VS 6'2· 7935 IVH. 96)·
9679
1931 MODEL A SPORT
COUPE Fulty restored all
ori1inal $9,500. 495·
2483.
1970 Classic Mercedes
Benz 280SE. Fully re·
stored!! Re-built engine.
New paint. -Perfect in·
terior /exterior. $61--500/
offer 831·8766 t.ven·
ings.
'67 Mercedes 250SE
coupe 44,000 Of1g mi AJ
C. dk bl, elec roof ~fj500 obo 213-470·
914·Auto Repair/
For
JEFF'S PORSCHE
SERVICE
Quality Work
Reasonable Rates
9 11 SERVICE SPECIAL
LA TE 91 l's $225
.,.... Main I& leMce
Major T UM·upl
633-1838
91&.Motor Homes
Rent 1986 "Pinnacle'; motomome 33' foot fully
~q~~pped sleep (8)
~ per week. 15 cents
per mile. 496-8226.
917-Moble Homes
Mobile Home/Newport
· One bedroom. sinale
wide. Steos to bay k pool.
Must seflf Owe $2:.!,000,
rent $550. Make offer.
700 Lido Park Dr. #4.
650-8873 (owner).
Treasure Island Large
Mobile Home. 2 bed·
room, 2 bath. dec k.
ocean view. wal to 2 pr1·
vate beaches. Club·
house/pool, security,
laundry, close to shop·
pin_a. $75,500/offer
498-5910
918-Trucks
1980 FORD RANGER
PlCK·UP 8-cylinder.
.. Larriat" series with liner.
Power steerinaJBrakes,
automatic, am/fm ste·
reo. cassette. low miles
$5,500. 9am·5om 498·
aoo8 498-0792 even·
ines.
'79 Blu chevv l tn van
xlnt work veh. nu en1
hi backs. am/fm, stereo
cass. p~s, p/b, a/c runs strona '4495 obo 642.
7432
1982 Ford f 150 4x4
pick-up. 6 cytinder. Ou81
tanks. Shell. $6,000.
494-2864.
91g.c.mpen
CAMPER SHELL-full
size, Iona bed. .ooct sh•P•-•••therltrlp ~ ... ..,..
111111
l'l•C•llCI nan rrw ... •II I, • .,_
.......... Ill ... .....
The foUowi_.. persona
hne abend.onld the UM
ol the flc:tJtiou• bualnns
nMM: MISSlON OAl(S
~.2021-"* °""' Coronl Def .... CA92125.
The Fiditiou.a lualneu Neme•......,'° ...... ftled In OW.. Couney on
12/12/M, file No.
f263262..
Edwin F. ~ IU, 2021
~ide Drive. Coronll Dlt
Mar, CA 92625.
£.dwln f . ~Jr., 2021
_... OrM, Coronll Dlt
~~91625. 'ms buslnesa wn con·
duded by • ~ pert.
rwship. Sianecl: ~n F'.
-... 111, Genlfal Paftnlr,
Thh .....,,.,... WIS filed
with the County Clerk of
OfMla County on April 2.
1986.
5/22 5/29 6/5 6/12 5024
"*-'C MO'flCI a.MUI ITAJWOI
AUNDOflUINT f1I Utl
OIACliilOUI•-· .....
Th• toflowina persons
hive abandoned the UH
of the fictitious buaineu
n1me: WILLOWBROOK
APARTMENTS, 4400 Mac·
Arthur Blvd., Suite 460
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
The fictitious business
name referred to •bolle was
filed on Sept 30, 1985 in
the County of Oranae. Orie·
1nal file No. F287874.
AmeriVest Ventures, 840
Newport Center Drive, Suite
455, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
T.J Todd, Inc., 721 N
Euciid #203, Anaheim, CA
92801, Califomil.
This ~siness was con·
ducted by a ceneral part·
nenhip. Sicned: AmeriVest
Ventures. Richard M. Fell,
pneral 1)9rtner.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Ontnce County on April 1,
1986.
5/22 5/29 6/5 6/12 5026
··~ PUBUC NOTICE
STATDIElfT OF
ABANOONllDIT Of USE
Of F1CT"10US IUSINUS
NAiil
The followina persons
hive abandoned the use
of the fictitious business
Ntme: SIXTEENTH STREET
PARTNERS. 4400 MacAr
thur Boulevard, Suite 460.
Newport Beach, CA 92660
The fictitious buJ1ness
Nime referred to above was
filed on June 11, 1985 1n
the County of Ontnce. Ona·
1nal file No. F27862 l .
JKS Investments, «00
MacArthur Bhld., Ste. 460,
Newport Beach, CA 92660,
California.
T.J. Todd, Inc , 721 Notth
Euclid #203, Anaheim, CA
92801, California.
This business was con
ducted by • pneral ptrt·
nership Sianed: JKS lrwest·
ments, Richard M Fell,
Secretary.
This statement w1s filed
with the County Clerk of
Ontnae County on April ~.
1986.
5122 5/29 6/5 6/12 5025
1-25113
PUBUC NOTICE
f1CTJTIOUS IUllNUS
NAiil ITATOIEHT
The foUowinc persons ire
dotna business u : R.C.E .
Inc. c/o 1201 Dove Street.
Suite 600, Newport Beach.
CA92660.
Anidential Construction
Enterpriies, Inc , 1201
Dove Street, #600, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
Thfl business is conduct·
ed by • c:orporation. S.inect.
Steven L Stem.
This stat:ement was filed
with the County Clerk of e>n,,.. County on April 29,
1986.
5/8 5/15 5/22 5/29 4967
PUalC ll0'1CI f1Chi10UI .....
... ""-1B'llfY
Thi '°'!oMnt penon is
doin' busineH 11: THE
SOU H COAST LEGAL
GROUP, 695 Town C...
Or., Sia. 800. ea.ta ......
Ca.92626.
.. .,. Aten Wrl•M. 695
Town Ctr. Or. Ste. IOO, coa. ..... Ca. 92626.
Th6a ~ .. conduct·
edbfan~. SllNd: ...,_ Wrtlht
F30'7&52
5/1 5/8 5/15 5122 4tl0
WllOTIC:a
ACHl90Ul•ll ..
UMllTAR 'R
The foUowlnl penon Is
dcHftl blali'*• •: COM· M[RCIAL WINDOW SlR·
VtC(. 17112 W~
Lft.. Hwl•-· ...... Ca .... --~ .......... 11112 W.: ood u. .. C., m.49. MJ 11 111 It condud•
Id .., • lndhtt• ..
.... Olert "'*""' ,,. •• ,.,. -Ned
..... the CcMlntJ(:letk of e>r.,. Courlly on Aclftt 22, ...
D01207
5/ l 5/1511& 6122 4137 .,.._.
•• , •lfllll lfOf U. .............. -n•m JT Ttte foHowtna l*'IOM
hew abendoMd the UM
of ....-....._ neme
OAVllOH & FUGUSON IN-YmMENT OlV£l.Ofl£RS.
3990 ••••'t' .-..a ... 100. Newpott IMch, Ca 92tf0,
The fic11clous ~MU
'*"' ....... '°~filed In County on 11·30-
13.
Alan J. DevtlOn, 19600
fairchilct. 1240, Irvine, Ca.
92715.
Jotw'i M. f~. 19600
f~. #240, Irvine, C..
92715
This bullnesa ... con-
ducted by a Caltfornla ...... ~. si.-t: Alen J. o.vtson,
General PMnef.
Thia .......,_It wn flied
with the County Clerk of
0,.,... C.OUnty on April 17,
1986.
F·231444
5/ l 5/8 5/ 15 5122 4934
PU8UC NOT1CI F1CTlTIOUt ., .... us
NAME ITATDllNT
The followint persons ire
doina business 1s. GILLETT
FISHING CENTER/CALI·
FOANIA LURES/CALlfOA·
NIS JIGS/HASCO, 1640
Pomonl Ave .. Costl Mesa,
CA92627.
Tom Gillett. 126 E. 18th
Street, Al02, Cost1 Mesa,
CA92627.
Alyson Fortner. 126 E
18th Street. A102, Cost•
Mesa, CA 92627
Kathy Fortner, 1815 Tus·
tin Ave . Costa Mesa. C•
92627
Mike Frtnkhn, 1815 Tus·
tin Ave . Costa Mesa, Ca
92627.
This business 1s conduct·
ed by• aenera1 P1rtnership.
Si1ned: AJyson Foftner.
This sutement WIS filed
•ith the County Clerk of
<>ranee County on May s.
1986.
File No F308192
5/8 5/15 5122 5/29 4951
U4M3
flCTITIOUS IUSIHUS
NAiil ITATDllNT
The followint penon IS
doina business as MEtSTER
CORONA BUSINESS CEN·
TEA No 1, 1 Calif0f'n11 Ii·
m1ted partnership, Four
UPC* Newport Plaza, New·
port Beach, California
92660.
Howud W. Mei,ter,11,
6194 u F 1'9fTIOntla, Rane.ho
Santa Fe, Californi1 92067.
This bu5fnns 1, conduct·
ed by • limited partnerW\ip. Sisned Howard w. Meister
II
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of 0rance County on April 15,
1986.
File No f 306513
5/l 5/8 5/15 5122 4919
•·25414 PUaJCNOTICl net 1 riOUI was
NAMl ITAttm:NT
The followina person ts
do1n1 business a1: BAA·
RONS GROUP, INC • 4500
t.wnpua Or. Suita 492, New·
port Buch, CA 92660.
Bwrons Group, Inc .• Cal·
1forni1, 4500 Campus Or .
Ste 492, Newport Be1ch,
CA92660.
Thia ~neu Is conduct·
ed by. corporation. Sianect:
e.min. Group, Inc .. Sandra
G. K.nt · Va President.
Thia stmment was filed
with the County Clerk of
Or.,. County on May 12,
1986.
File No. f30l876
5/22 5/29 615 6/12 5011
fUIUC llCmCI
f'CiiiiOUlllJll•• .-naJm In
The ....... '*'°"' .... doif'I ~ ea: KVIRG °' KVIRG ~. 16!50 ,.,.,. Plupor1 Ml5 · ..._.
port 9lllCh. CA 92660.
Kay Don1td H.1Uman,
1650 hf1l Nlwpol1 1415
• Newport Beach, CA
92660.
h.cf 1'1 v= Helmen. 1650 P9f1l ~ 1415
• Newpot1 leach. CA
92660. Thtl ....... CONM:t·
Id by "usbend and wife.
,..... Mey o ...... nlfi.
this .......... -ftted •lth tbe County Clerk of ~~onMIJl2,
1M6,
flaNo.,..771 S/22 5129115 A/12 5023 a11ur
fCiii ... I r• -IYAJW I IT
Tt.efDloMie...,..,. ~-•Ml.Ml£· RI wt£NO & Wtl·
HELM. 4000 MecArthur
lllld.. E.lllT.-. S.1000, ~ IMch, CMifornia
MllfiD J. ,..,I, Inc., •
4000~1hd..E..a
TOWlf,S. 1000, Newport
...... ~niall2660.
0.nnla G. TJ'9f, Inc., 4000 MKMhur IW., East
Tower,$. 1000, Newport
a.ch~ Clliflomia 926fi0.
Alan H. Wiener, Inc .,
4000 MecAttfu ...... c.a
Tower, S. 1000, Newpon
-=tl. c.Mbnia '2MO.
...... [. Wit...,._ Inc .•
4000 MecAtthur ....... Ellll
"Tower. S. 1000. NftPO't
leech.~ 926'0.
Thia .......... conduct·
ec111¥• ..... ~· SflMd David 0. Parr, ,.,..,,
TI* m.....,laM ... ,.....,..,.,.. wea filed
wttti the County Clerk of
Orlfwt County on Aoril 19.
'986. n.. No. f.30689'
5/15/85/155/22 4917
laal
"*.IC MOTICI
hCllllOUIWUI
NMll ITATIMINT
The followinl persons are ~"I l>l.lsfneu 11: GLEN·
AIOGE ASSOCIATES, 660
Newport Center Drive, Suite
850, Newport 8e1ch, CA
92660.
G1ry Wescombe, 660
Newpott Center Drive, Suite
850, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Mike Meyer, 660 Newport
Center Drive, Suite 850.
Ne•port a.ch. CA 92660.
Jldt Rodman, 2049 Cen·
tuty ,,.,. Eut. Suftil 1 ?00.
Los Anl*s, CA 90067.
Jack 06dhltm. 660 New·
port Center, Drive, Suite
850, Newport Beach, CA
92660. •
K•n Townsend. 2001
Rau Awnue. LB 16, Surte
1600, Oal&as. TX 75201.
SC.n Soklmon, 660 New·
port Center Drive, Suite
850. Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Peter Capobianco, 660
Newpott Center Drive, Suite
850, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
At Wana~ker. 660 New·
port Center Drive, Suite
850, Newport BHch. CA
92660.
Stew Kurth. 2001 Ross
Avenue, LB 16, Suite 1600.
O.llaJ, TX 75201
Daw Eisner, 2049 Cen·
tury Park wt. Suite 1700.
Los An,eles. CA 9006 7
Lou1' Milone. 5 C1v1c
Pl1z1, Suite 100. Newport
ee.ch, CA 92660
AJ Wiener, '000 Mac:At·
thur Boulevard, Suite 1000,
Newport Buch, CA 92660
Dennis Tyler, '000 Mac·
Arthur 8oulev1rd, Suite
1000, Newport Buch, CA
92660.
R1y Watson. 2501 Alt•
Vista, Newport Be1eh. CA
92660
Accue Hemley, 660 New·
port Center Drive, Suite
1400, Newpoft &1eh, CA
92660.
Roler Jonnson, 660 New·
port Center Drive. Suite
850, Newport Be.ch, CA
92660
ThtS business 1s conduct·
ed by • ......,., partnership
The re111tr1nt com·
menced to tr1nsact buJ1·
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
lmed ~ on November
26, 1985. Siinect: Alan H
Wiener
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of Or•nce County on M•y 9.
1986.
File No. F3087 l 5
5122 5/29 6/5 6112 5010
PUelJC NOnCI
nctttiOUI Ml•IEIS
NAMllTAnm.T
The followlnt penon It
doint bu1lne11 aa: OFF'·
SHOM MMATIS&HG, 400
Clu~ ~ve .. Newport
~CA~
Oevid MicMee ~ •
400~hll .• New-
port a.ch, CA 92663.
TN&~ ii conduct· eel .,, ., indMdu91. sw-t:
Oevid ... Llcltwn.
Thfa mtllilnent -filed wit" tM County Clerk of
~Countyon M., 19,
ltl6.
,... ... Ho. F'30M09
5122 5129 6/5 6/ 12 5020
l-IMU "*IC "°'ICI ntili ..... 11• ..._n•mmn n.-... .........
~~II: HAMIL·
TOfit ANO IUSHAttD AS.
SOCIATES, a Callforn~
General Pwt~p. 113
.... u w.nca
ntllJ90UlaJ•I•
flAMI nu••n
ThefblorMf• .........
doint ~ 11: TOWNE
ANO MtSStON ASSO·
CIATES, 1 Cellfoml.I Genet·
.. PattnltlNp, #13 Corpo-
r1te PIHi, Suitt 200,
Newport 8Mch. CA 92660.
Stephen C. Hopkins.
TndtM, or any Successor
Tnmtt of the Stephen C.
Hopkins 1nd Denise Hop-
kins Trust. under Oec&ara·
tion of Trust dMed October
24, 1980 and IS 1mended,
2553 Monaco Drive. LlsUna
Bach, CA 92651.
Mattshan Corpor1t1on.
C11tforn11, 25092 Buck·
~rd une, Lqun1 Hills,
CA92653.
Tom Lenny, 17 Woodftow-
er, Irvine, CA 92714.
This bua.iNSS is conduct·
ed by ........ pettnef'$hip
S11ned: Stephen C. Hop·
kins
This statemet It wn filed
with the County Clerk of
Ora"ll County on May 12,
1986.
file No. F3088M
5122 5/29 6/5 6/12 5013
PUaJC NO'JICI
NOTICI Of OIATM Of
..... AU.DI
NIW-WMeOI
Plhf•toAll••ID
QTATI NO. A.l.P317 Tol61hein~
creditors, ~neent a.d:
1tors. ind l)ef'IOn& who may
be othenwite intet..a.d 1n
the will or estate of Ml
CHAEL ALLEN NEWBERRY
A petition hH been filed
by SANORA KIM NEW8ER·
RY 1n the SuperiOf' Cour1
of ORAHGE County ,.quest· 1na tNt SANORA KIM NEW·
BERRY be-c>CJOinted IS pet·
sonal repreaer .1tive to
adminimr the ...... d the
decedent.
The Plllition reQuesb IU·
thor1ty to 1dm1n1ster the
estMe under the lndepetld·
ent Adminl1tr1t1on of
Estates Act,
A Minne on the petition
will be hekt on 6· ll · 1986
at 9:30 AM in Dept. 3 lo-
cated at 700 CIVtC CENTER
DRtVE WEST, SANTA AHA.
CA 92702
IF you OBJECT to the
arantina d the petition. you
should either appear 8t the
hearinc and state your ob-
tectt0m or file wntten ob-
iections wtth the court be-
fore the he.,in1. Your
appearance mll'J be 1n pet·
son 0t by your lftof'ney
If YOU AM A CREOl'TOR
or • continsent creditor d
the dec111ed. you must file
'f04Jf cllim with the oout1
or PfWUf'll it to the pertOnal
represent1tive •PPointed
by the court within lour
months from the d1te of
fl~ iuuence d letW'I ..
pnMded in MCtion 700 d
the Celltomla Prob9te Code
The time for filinc ct.ims
wilt not .pre prior ID tour
months from thl dat. of
the~ noticed~
YOU MAY DAMtN[ IN
file ..... .,, the aut. If'°"
.,. • l*9Dft ..... 111 d In
the ....... ,.., ,.,., ...
upon thl eucutor or acs..
nlilb ... or upon the •·
1iClmlY tor h a1C&Mf or
.......... and Ne wlt'I
the CIOUft .. ploof al ..,.
va.1...-.n~.at· lnl .... ,.., .........
n«'ce ol thl flllnt of an
Inventory 1nd appraiM·
ment of ntet• esMb «
"' the .......,.. ,..ltiot..,
In aecOona 1200 and
1200.Sof the CeAbn6a ~
blletodl.
Attot'Mr for petitioner:
JOHN M. GUSTAFSON.
2CM1 8USINUS CENTER
Ott., SUIT£ 210, II.VINE.
CAW715.
~/22 512t 6/5
Covell C\.Jiew ffiome
06~ked by
cpat!lick <(T eno!le
~e/ c.JAa'i ~ea~toll~
,
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Estate Features .Ultimate Dr8am Location
BY ANNETTE WATSON
With panoramic views that
include Beacon Bay, Promon-
tory Poin~ Collim laland, Lido
and Newport Bay and the Chan-
nel, this week's feature home
a unique structure that offen dow1 placed artistically in the
custom quality construction and atone walls add further drama
design. A dynamic focal point · to this very special room. <>Dee
in the bQme is created by a re-up into the lighthouse area of
plica of a lighthouse.
is an architecturally dramatic The Interior
structure that is located at the.. Once inside the spacious
entrance of Newport'• presti-home, several winp and levels
gious gate-guarded community arc situated in a way that pro-
of Harbor Wand. vides complete privacy and aec--
A sweeping brick driveway lusion in every direction.
leads onto the grounds which The living room overlooks
offen a natural park-like setting picturesque waterfront and is-
of grass and trees overlooking land views. It is an especially
a picturesque waterfront view large room with an om•te rare-
from every point. A perfect lo-place and a beamed cathedral
cation for family life and ex-ceiling. A bay window aeat with
ccutnre entertaining, the home's a skylight offers a haven for
lot site features 100 feet of bay-relaxation or entertaining.
front f ootagc with 176 feet on The home .. eating area con-
the channel; its boat slip will sists of a kitchen, butler's pantry
accommodate a large yacht. and formal dining room. The
Sandy beaches provide yet kitchen's wood panelled ceiling
another feature that enhances gracefully slopes upward to a
the enjoyment of living in this skylight. Ceramic tiles and stone
home. cover all of the walls. The dining
04The excitement of this prop-room is very large and bas built-
erty has created quite a positive in display cabinets.
stir in the community and se-The home's wide ball leads
rious interest in the property. around to the downsta.ir•s bed-
My recent realtor's preview had room wing and ma.id's quarten.
over 200 supportive brokers This area has four bedroom.a
previewing the property." said and several bathrooms.
listing agent Patrick Tenore A middle level is created by
of RE / MAX Realtors. the den which is a warm, friendly
room with a fireplace framed
The Exterior in stone and a 40 ft. high ceilin1
Slate, stone and aged wood created by the replica of a light-
have been combined to create house. Slender rectangular win-
the home, awesome views greet
visiton.
1be upper level of the home
has the master suite and three
more bedrooms. The master
suite bas a deck that overlooks
waterfront and island views.
1be bathroom bas a double pul-
lman itnd a heart-shaped ipa
tub. A large walk-in cloeet en-
hances the room 'I vanity areL
The other bedrooms on this
level have built-in bunk beds
and storage areas; One bedroom
bu a "get-away" loft perfect
for readina and reluing.
-rhis ii a wonderful property
with so many possibilities avail-
able to the owner. It is one of
the ultimate waterfront loca-
tions in Newport Beach and
in Southern California, for that
matter. You just don\ find this
much land surrounded by ·
water," boasts TenoTe. Recently
the property bu bden aelected
and a contract bu been sub-
mitted to the owner for approval
for a filmini site for a new movie
narring Charles Bronson and
Lee Remick entitled Wfbe J>rea..
ident .. Wife."
SomlllUJ of Facts/
AdditioDal Features
Tbe home has in all nine bed-
rooms, aix and a half bathrooms,
three firepl.cea, a wet bar, three
spa tube, a aau°' three car aar-
qe with all red brick driveway,
arched doorways throuahout
the levels, abundant storaae
apace situated in convenient
locations, a greeobouse, a work-
shop &Del a recreation room.
Finandal Terms ~
The home i1 offered at
S6,800,000. Land value bu been
recently apprailed at $6,300,000.
Trades will be considered.
ReaJtor lnfonaadon
1be home ii lilted with Pat·
rick Teaon of RE/MAX Real-
ton. Tenore, 1pecializin1 in real
estate throughout Oraaae
County for the lut ten yean,
bu traveled around the world
in aalea and investmenu ii.nee
1969 and bas instructed apeakiig
seminars in the field of mot-
ivation and investments in such
countries u Australia, South
Africa, England, Japan, the Phi-
lippines and Rona Kong as well
as throughout the United States.
For additional information and
previewing this special property
at 36 Harbor Island, call Patriet
Tenore at 631-IW/761-1712.
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ON
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Located at th~ e.,~~ ~i".:e of Harbor Islancl on Newport Bay + Channel! Panoramic views of
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SPECIAL FEATURES: 9 bedrooms, 6+ baths, 13 rooms, 4,621 sq. ft. with 3 f ll'Cplaccs, wet
bar, 3 spa tubs, sauna, 3 cat garage, all red brick driveway, a greenhouse, workshop, recreation
room + much more!
Custom quality exterior consisting of stone, slate and aged wood (shiplap) replica of a
lighthouse approximately 40 ft. vertical from den.
Ottered at $8,800,000 Trades Considered
(Video Cassette Presentations Upon Request)
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Shown by appointment only. For personal preview
calf Patnck Tenore directly .
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Professionally decorated lower unit with enclosed redwood decked
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Sweeping view of bay. ocean and night lights. A private home with
complete security Spacious 4 bedrooms. each with its own bath,
formal dining. and large family room. Realistically priced, with good
secondary financing available from owners. $695.000. on fee land.
EASTSIDE FAMILY HOME
Clean 3 bedrooms. 2 bath with large family room and separate dining
room Fireplace in family room, bar-b-que, nice portable pool, fruit
trees. tool shed in btg back yard. $169.000
BIG BUY -LOW PRICE
Bring your large family and imagination to this Easts1de 5 bedroom. 3
bath home Features family room with fireplace and formal dining
room Easy care yard Home warranty $149.000
PENTHOUSE CONDO IN NEWPORT
Price stashed for 1mmed1ate sale• Nearly new. immaculate one
bedroom home with two balconies. shop or large storage 1n closed
garage. vacant and ready Includes washer, dryer and refrigerator.
community pool Only $99,500
CORONA DEL MAR -NIE.AA BEACHES
90 foot lot with marvelous potential Use as is. with quality-built 4
bedroom home and room for pool, or. sell off 40' lot. or. have 3 -30'
lot to begm anew Many unique features and P<>SS'blhUes. Call for
deta111. and to see $950.000.
COllllEAC1Al A INDUSTRIAL OFFERINGS
In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa. Vacant induatrlal. excellent
locattOn -$150,000 Cannery Village commerciaJ building with
excellent income -$425.000. Waterfront with new dock -$645,000. 4.8
acre shopping center in heart of Newport -Can f0< details.
INTO REAL ESTATE
by Gerry & Christa long
What is an escrow?
What ia an escrow? In your
real estate tranaaction-do you
HA VE to use an escrow?
Civil Code Section 1 OS7 de-
fines escrow, as docs Section
J 7003 of the Financial Code,
both wordy and technical dc-
fi nitio ns. More simply ex-
pressed, escrow can be described
as a temporary trust arrange-
ment wherein an independent
and impartial third party is chos-
en to execute all documents
and distribute all funds in a
real property transaction.
Do you HA VE to use an es-
crow when buying or selling
a real property, or when making
or receiving a real property loan,
or when buying a business? No-
you don -i. On the cast coast,
most real estate transactions
arc bandied through attorneys;
in northern California, title com-
panies largely do the job. But
most sources would agree that
an escrow agent is certainly a
wise and professional choice
to attend to your transaction.
Escrow agents, escrow officers
arc trained to painstakingly exe-
cute all of the terms of the real
estate contract, and to guard
that closing of the escrow is
allowed only when all terms
have, indeed., been fulfilled and
all funds and documents have
ESCROW I
been properly disbuned to the your home ownen insurance,
parties. Independent escrow and rents or rental depoaita,
companies, in California, are if applicable.
regulated by the Corporations How much docs an escrow
Commissioner. Bank escrows cost? The fee ii aeneraJJy $1.10
and escrow companies attached to SI .SO per Sl,000 of sale price
to real estate brokerages may of property, plus a hue fee of
be regulated by different au-SIOO to Sl7S. Therefore, if your
thorities. house sold for $300,000, the
One of the many important fee will be calculated u f ollowa.
functions for the escrow officer The escrow company, in this
ia to prorate properly all tax example, charges S l .2S per
payments, mortgage and imu-S 1,000 of sale price, and a base
ranee payment•, home owner fee of $125. 300 x $1.25 = S37S,
association dues and rents, plus base fee of S l 2S equals
where applicable. H your escrow SSOO. Both the seller and the
closes on June 1 (on the sale buyer will be charged the
of your O)lm home) for instance, amount of $500. Additional es-
t be escrow officer must accu-crow fees may include special
rately prorate your property currier service charges, long
taxes which may have been paid distance phone charges. not-
by you in April and be covered arizations, document prcpara-
througb June 30. You may have tion fees and sub-escrow fees
one month property tax refund charaed by the lender in pre-
coming to you through escrow. paring the mortgage documents.
On the other hand, if you did Who should select the escrow
NOT pay your second instal-company? Either seller or buyer
lment of property taxes (which may do so. However, most
were due in February and de-scllcn and buyers look to their
linquent in April of that year), real estate agent to make sug-
t bc escrow officer will make gcstions. The agent is daily
the payment to the county as-working with different escrow
scssor's office (including pc-• companies and escrow ofTu:ers
naltics), and charge you accord-and knows where the best and
ingly out of your proceeds. most thorough, courteous and
Similar prorations have to be efficient service ia obtained.
calculated on your mortgage, It is wile NOT to shop for the
lowest price-but for the best
~company and escrow officer
instead.
J' I' Sometimes clients want their H m-m-mescrow at their 1oca1, familiar
bank. Many banb have escrow
departments. While these bank
escrow departments arc, as a
rule, efficient and knowledge-
able, we find that they operate
strictly as a 9 to S operation.
By comparison, independent
escrow companies rely on your
business to stay alive. They don't
get paid until the escrow closes.
We generally find them much
more accommodating and eaaer
to perform.
When is an escrow actually
opened? When ia it closed? What
happena to the .. serious money
deposit" if the escrow "falls
apart?" What happena if one
party wants to "cancel the es-
crow?" Tune in next week for You'll hum along as you and your frier ESCROW 11.
& ocean views, shade & sun patios surround this ·
well grounded Corona Highlands home. 3 Bedrooms,
central-air, security system, hardwood floors, large
lot, spa & great neighbors, only $385,000.
P.S. Choice of 2r 3 bedroom, 2 bath homes, built-in kitchens.
garage, fireplaces, $1,350 mo.
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•
~Estate Spotlight
Easy going attitude prevails at Sea Lion Really
BY ANNEn& WATSON
A "stop in and cbat about
real estate" atmosphere ia ev-
ident the eccond a client walb
into Sea U-._.., in Corona
del Mar. Founded u a aeneraJ
real eatate office that bandlet
residential re-salea, inveatmcnt,
commerci~ industrial, and agri-
cultural properties, buaine11
opportunities, rentals and land
transactiom by Ma_, Studler
in I 977, Sea Lion Realty off en
a friendly setting for agentl and
clients to discuss properties and
what is going on in the real
estate market today.
.. We do not pressure our
clients in any way. I patterned
my office after Don FrankJin•s,
where I started in real estate
in 1960; I worked there until
I formed my own brokerage.
We want our clients to feel com-
fortable as they decide what
they want to buy. We service
our listings and make sure our
clients understand their options;
they know they can reach us
at any time to discuss their con-
cerns and their feelings about
their properties," said Stauffer.
Stauffer moved to Corona
del Mar in 1953. Recently he
went on vacation to K.ey West,
Florida. "I feel I came from
Paradise back to Heaven. I just
love this area and I have watched
it develop. Key West reminded
me of Corona del Mar in the
fifties when there was a more
rural and country landscape,"
said Stauffer.
Sea Lion Realty'• •oa~ oria-
inated because Stauffer'• 100
Jim founded the Friends of the
Sea Lion. Jim received world
wide recognition for b.is efl'orta
in comervation of the tea lion;
currently spendina his time be-
tween real estate and life guard-
ing in Laguna Beacb;·be ii also
working towards his broker's
license.
What intrigues Stauffer about
the real estate business is the
challenge of solving the prob-
lems that arise-getting all the
things in line so that the trans-
actions will run smoothly. 1llis
is my philosophy and this is
how my agents work. All of
us keep learning and we coop-
erate with other agents. We have
excellent agents and it is my
feeling that a company is only
as good as the agent," said
Stauffer.
After a career in sales with
an airline and after travclin@
extensively throughout Europe
and the Caribbean, Tom Flem-
mln1 joined Sea Lion Realty
nine years ago. "l liked the coast-
al -area-it is very similar to
the moderate climate of Aus·
tralia, where I originally came
from," said Flemming.
Viewing real estate as a .. peo-
ple business," Flemming enjoys
working with people-helping
them achieve their goals. He
selected Sea Lion Realty for
iu reputation of wortina io
an boneat, 1traiptf orward
manner. Findina buaine11
boomina today. Flemmin& aea
an active economy with in~
ton comina back into the
market. Wfhit bu really kept
ua buay-trying to find the right
propertia for our client&," said
Flemming.
Living in Corona dcl Mar
with his wife Sandee and daugh-
ter Nicole, Flemming's bobbies
include f11hing, water and IDOW
skiing ... We-arc active in our
daughter's school and, when
we can, we like to spend time
on our boat," said Aemming.
Sharl Ten Eyck bu been in
the real estate business in the
San Francisco Bay area for ten
years; she joined Sea Lion
Realty early this year ... I wanted
to be associated with a small
office and someone who bas
a thorough knowledge of the
area," she said about her de-
cision to join Sea Lion Realty.
Ten Eyck likes real estate be-
cause it is always changing-
no day is identical to the day
before and the field's complex-
ities keep it challenging. '"I also
plan to work as long as I am
able-in real estate I ton 't have
to retire. I also like keeping
my own schedule," said Ten
Eyck, a native Sou them Cal-
ifornian who plans to stay put
in the Newport area.
ParticipatiQI ill all types of
real estate tra111action1, Ten
Eyck ii becomina more involved
with invatmeat and commercial
properties. Her colltia~ eel·
ucation cluan are clutered
around tbelc typa of tranuc..
tions and abe bu become a
member of tbc Realty Invest-
ment Auociation of California
which spomon weekly meetinp
with puticipantl sharing their
listinp u well as conducting
marketing sessions. In her spare
time Ten Eyck is involved with
activities in ber church-St.
Micbael and All Aaaela ud
le'Yet&l interat aroapa ia UCl'a
Town and Gown Chapter; lbe
also enjoys workina in bcr
prden.
Two additional lona-tiae
agent.a round out the staff at
Sea lion Realty-Wiii ~
andW ... Moan.
Sa Lio• RealtJ ia located
at 3601 Eut Coast Higlaway
in Corona dcl Mar; phone: (714)
673-S3S4. -
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ITAff PllTI IY WflE WAT•
2 Bedrooms 4 Bedrooms 5 Bedrooms
1817 W. Bay
631-1400 $345,000
217 Larkspur
&U-6200 $395.000
Sat 1-5
Sat 1-5
3 Bedrooms
2215 Bayside Drive
Sun 1-5 64'-6200 $1 , 150,000
2112 Dover Drive
631 -1400 $225.000 Sat & Sun 1-5
1903 Yacht Camilla
631 -1400 $319.000 Sat & Sun 1-5
818 Via lido Soud
631 -1400 $379,000 Sat & Sun 1-5
240 Santa Isabel. CIVI # Sun 1-5 642-5200 $169,000
435 Aliso Ave., NB #
642-5200 $268.500 Sun 1-5
2345 Arana. NB #
642-5200 $242.900 Sun 1-5
477 Costa Meu Street, CM *
&42-5200 $217,000 Sun 1-5
511 Cliff Drive. NB*
642-5200 $322.500 Sun 1-5
125 Via Vella
631-1400 $375.000
1133 Highland *
631-1400 $371 ,500
21 Bodega Bay ••
631 -1400 $469.750
1533 Santiago #
631-1400 $300.000
2658 Bayshore Drive # •
631 -1400 $1.499,000
2224 Pacific Drive #* •
644-6700 $895,000
17 Burning Tree#•
644-6200 $1 ,195.000
50 Braeburn #•
644-6200 $685.000
815 Via lido Soud • •
675-6161 $2.200,000
111 Bayside Place •
67~161 $895,000
2019 Yacht Resolute#••
640-7&49 $449,000
Key: * Pool or Spa
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16 Point Loma #*
644-6200 $569,000
4 Cherry Hill #*
644-6200 $1 ,379,000
904 Via lido Nord••
67~161 $2,625.000
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Sun 1-5
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Vacant Land
Top of Rocky Pt. Lots 84-85-86
644-6200 $2.700.000 Sat & Sun 8-8
#Family Room • Waterfront
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, .. M llAY !!. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVfNE TODAY
..... S.y i• "Bhdf•"
Third phase open·s at Laguna Meadows
S•• cia-'E' ,,._
5..UVllM.aGr••••
N~Bcadt
• 3 bedrooms
• 2~ baths
•den
• Surrounded by greens
•Great f&nWy home!
W.,h Phue I aold out and
Pbale ll already 60 peTCCllt sold,
P1we lu bu opened with 12
homea m\,aauna Meadows, the
120-home COJllDlwllty in close-
in Lapna Hills. Robert Kleis,
president of Terra Industries,
the developer, aaid:
O&a .. .ttlM,WLH.
"Since our grand opening
March I, th~ public's acceptance
of our homes hu been excep-
tionally good. We have sold
more than 20 homes in two
months. Our .election of models
bad been depleted, but we now
have a choice of four different
plans again. We urge uyone
interested in a close-in two-
or three-bedroom town.home
to move quickly before our
auppM.~ again.'"
Cole
Of Newport
llealton.
2515!.C.......,.. c-.......
(714)17S-551l
While Laauoa Meadows·
homes are attached, they live
like single-family homes with
formal entries, good-sized living
rooms, spacious dining rooms,
NEWPOATTOWNHOME-Seldom on market. Charming
traditional feel, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, one story unit with
shutters and handsome entry in attractive parklike setting.
Assumable high balance 1st T.O. $149,900 631 -1400
NEWPORT, HIGHLY UPGRADED -steps to library,
park and school. 3 bedrooms. 21h baths, with utility room
and sauna. Newly tiled kitchen floors and trench doors.
Cul de sac location. $225,000 631-1400
BAYSHORES a CHARMING -Beautifully decorated
story book cottage with 3 bedrooms, including 2nd floor
master suite. large living room with fireplace and sunny
kitchen built around lovely patio. $245,000 (LH) 631 -1400
NEWPORT HEIGHTS WITH OCEAN VIEW -Lovingly
cared for 3 bedroom, 2'h bath with formal dining room
and extra storage for R.V. Large yard with many fruit
trees. ANXIOUS SELLER says submit all offers!! $289,000
631-1400
PENINSULA POINT with character. Two story 3 bedroom.
2 bath home, paneled living room with used brick fireplace,
dormer window s. Picket fenced sunny corner lot c lose to
bay and ocean. $359.000 631-1400
PRIME NEWPORT DUPLEX -Forever ocean & sunset
views. 15 steps to beach. Completely refurbished, inside
& out. 4 and 3 bedroom units with fireplaces. A rare
ottering for ocean lovers. $440,000 673-6900
CUSTOM WATERFRONT WITH DOCK-Dramatic open
beamed and skylit ceilings, extensive use of tile and
mirrors for an airy open feeling. Master suite has spa and
sauna, separate guest wing on 2nd level. $444,000
631 -1400
PRESTIGE CONDO WITH SUPERB VIEWS -of Newport
Harbor's turning basin and city lights. Contemporary
decor. 2 bedroom, 21h baths and sauna. White tile floors.
brushed aluminum kitchen cabinets and accents of
burled oak. Security building. $575.000 631 -1400
PRIME OCEANFRONT CORNER -can be used as two 3
bedroom. 2 bath units or a 5 bedroom and den home.
Impecc ably maintained and offered fully furnished. ready
to rent or move into for the summer season. $695,000
631 -1400
BAYSIDE COVE CONDO -sensational redo , sky lit
ceilings. textured walls. ultra gourmet kitchen. Huge
master with guest room and den Fabulous views, securi ty
complex $875.000 631 -1400
NEWPORT SOPHISTICATE -70' Bay frontage with
dock and side tie A large one story, 4 bedroom home with
den. dining and family rooms built in "U" shape around
spacious patio with custom pool $998.000 631 -1400
CLASSIC ON LINDA ISLE -Nearly 5000 sq ft beautifully
appointed trad1t1onal with 5 bedrooms. family, fo rmal
dining and ut1l1ty rooms plus lovely dockside patio
Courtyard gives pnvacy lo spa and dip pool $1 .495.000
631 -1400
\\ATE R I-RO:\T HO\t1 ES. INC'.
REALTOR .
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2436 W Coast Hwy 315 Marine Ave.
Newport Beach Balboa laland
A1·1400 ln.tMI
acparate breakfast noob. cozy
dens. and luxurious muter
suit.es.
Mott floor plans are deaiped
around a receuect priva&e entry
patio that can double u an en-
closed auto terrace. Every bome
bu a fenced rear patio and a
view-oriented deck.
Laguna Meadows homes
abound in high quality features.
Air conditionina is standard-
., are double-paned windows
for maximum insulation. Sky·
liahts bring in additional aun-
ahine. Kitcbena include uh or
alder cabinet.a, ceramic tile coun-
tertops, and stainleu atcel ainb.
Optional fueplaca are available
in all models.
In the centeT of the commun-
ity, Laguna Meadows' recrea-
tion club bu a awimmina pool,
two saunas, a ap' and two liah-
ted tennis courts. Purcbaaen
also can use an adjoining 4~
acre recreation club with its
S,SOO-sq.-ft. clubhouse and a
variety of facilities.
Prices at Laguna Meadows
range from $124,SOO to $149,750
with a 9~ and 9% percent fixed-
rate 30-year financing.
The community may b~
reached by taking the Lake
Forest Drive off-ramp from the
San Diego Freeway and pro-
ceeding oceanward (southwest)
on Lue Forest approximately
one mile to the end of the road.
Signs lead the 'Ji8Y to Laguna
Meadows. tional information may be ob-
Tbe aalea off ace is open daily, taincd by callin1 the aalea offa.ce
from 10 Lm. to 5 p.m. Addi-at (714) 581~50.
A survey of delegates of the
National AllociatJon of Home
Builders (NAHB) convention
finds older bomebuyen a key
market. Buildcn expect a arow-
ina number of their cuatomers
in the next five yean to be over
65. Youn1, firat·time buyers,
wbo once bouaht most of the
house• constructed by many
build~ ~ beiq crowded out
of tbe market by hiaher com
and tipter mortaaae under-
writiq standards.
In a forecast of the future
for the housing industry, the
NABB predicted that trade-
up buyen will constitute 65 per-
cent of the new houaina market
in the next 15 yean. The NHB
survey reported that S percent
of the builden are now coo-
1tructiq houaiq for the elderly.
but that 14 percent expect to
do ao by 1990. Population pro-
jections indicate that while
about 23 million Americam are
6S or older today. by the year
2000, one of every three pertODI
will be 65 or older.
-Cour1~1y of C11/lfornlo A1-
1odalion of R#ollor.r
Buyers look for ways
to buUd equity sooner
Homebuyers are willing to
pay larger downpayments to
increase their equity, according
to a survey done by the U.S.
League of Savings Institutions.
The League said its survey of
16,300 conventional mortgages
showed that Americans are de-
voting a smaller portion of their
monthly income to mortgage
payments due to lower interest
rates, higher downpayments and
larger income.
Also, nearly 14 percent of
the home mortgages written by
savings institutions last year
were for IS-year terms, more
than double the percentage of
just two years ago. The use of
shorter-term mortgages pro-
vides a way to build home equity
faster than the traditional 30-
year mortgage.
-Cour1es1 of California A.r-
sociation of Realtors
LOOKNOWll
DIR CTORY
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RBAL AT•
Bl'Ok ... &Agentll
Rick Al.,_..•, Realtor
4865 MacArthur Court, ,#235
Newport Beach. CA 92660
714-731-4444
~Mlhlr• Properta..
1412 Santanella Terrace
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
714-759-1877
Coldwell Benker
2161 San Joaquin Hills Road
Newport Beach, CA 92660 ,
714-644-9060
Cole of Newport
2515 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
714-675-5511
Coron• det Mer PropertlH
34 E. Coast Hwy
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
714-673-8494
GNbb• Elle
#2 Civic Plaza, Suite.100
Newport Beach, CA 92660
71~-6200
Jecobe Reelty, INC
2919 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
714-675-6670
am Grundy, AHltor
341 Bayside Drive
Newport Beach, CA
714-675-6161
Pete Barrett Rutty
1605 Westcliff Drive
Newport Beach, CA 92660
714-642-5200
Wetertront HomH
2436 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport Beach, CA 92663
714-631-1~
Meury St.utter See Lion Reelty
3601 E. Coast Hwy.
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
714-673-5354
SHARP DUPLEX
Located in prime Newport Beach location. Close to shopping and
market. Both units are 2 bedroom and have fireplaces. The upper
unit has a private glass enclosed balcony. The lower unit also has a
private patio. Priced to sell at $262,000.
BACK BAY HOME
Owner has sprawling custom back bay home of 3 or 4 bedrooms,
31h baths, family room w I stone fireplace, island kitchen with skylighted
breakfast area, highlighted by Baldwin Brass hardware & custom
solid wood doors. Will trade for rental units in Corona del Mar,
Newport or Huntington Beach, Lido residence or? Valued to $355,000.
Call for more details. 675-6670.
REMODELED COTTAGE
2 bedrooms, 1 bath with ambiance of Cape Cod, and steps to beach.
French doors lead to the used brick patio where you have option
of sun or shade with the retractable awning. Property is zoned
R-2 with complete plans for additional unit Priced at $245,000.
CUSTOM DUPLEX
Crafted of wood & glass. Fabulous 3 bedroom upper unit with 3
decks, large rooms, including living room with soaring ceilings
and massive fireplace. Lower unit also has fireplace, 2 bedrooms,
French doors, etc. Big 4 car garage -best terms. Asking $310,000.
BAYVIEW LOT
Balboa R-2 lot, alley rear access in area of Custom luxury homes.
Magnificent view of main bay. Build your dream-offered at $299,900.
JACOBS REAL TY, I NC.
2919 NEWPORT BLVD.• NEWPORTBEACH.CA92663
(714) 675·6670
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LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
815 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5
Watch sunsets from 3 levels of fl neat Lido
view. 4 BA -4 BAf playroom, gourmet
kitchen. Sandy beach, pier and float.
$2,200,000
BAYSIDE PLACE BA YFRONT
111 BAYSIDE PLACE
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5
Spectacular COM duplex, 2 BR-2 BA up, 2
BR-2 BA down. 2 boat spaces. May be
leased at $2,000 month to month.
Reduced to $895,000
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
904 VIA LIDO NORD
OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5
Beautiful dutch colonial, 5 bedrooms, 5
baths, library, finest panoramic north
channel view. Pier and sllp for large boat.
$2,625,000
HORSE PROPERTY
Newport back bay view from Mesa Drive, 3
acre estate. Spacious tradltlonal 5 BR, pool,
horse stable. $1 ,100,000
WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO
Prime ground floor unit, spacious 2 BA-2
BA, three patios, spa, pool, BBQ area, 2 c.r
gar. $155,000
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lights and sunset view! Four bedrooms 3'h 9.a 2 reeidence ,_tu,. fonnlll dining room. den with Wit builHna. ~ pool. ..,.. ...._.. ••• ~ ' ~ ~--~ ... , II family rooms, a library, formal living-dining room bar,largemaatetsuiteandguestbedroom.Futtyllir picb.wmqUedtylgtlls ... ........-.-.4£ I
area, plus community pool, spas. and tennis. Maralou conditioned with hardWood ftoots. Fr.nch doors. se1e.. Lois IMx* end V•gillill 9-1
Ingold and Maureen White Enjoy the view while swimming in your own priYd9
PRICE SWMED OM IPYSLAll UITllll .......
Act now to buy this fabulous 58R, family room,
bonus room. formal dining room and living room
home on prestigious "Spyglass Hill." Sweeping
ocean. city and canyon view! Price reduced to
$595,000 tor quick salel Maralou Ingold
816 CANYOI ·ATRIUM STYLE COITEMPOIWIY 11.1Z5JIJO
Single story, 6BR, golf course, custom home. Cul-
de-sac location on one of the canyon's finest streets.
Features formal living and dining room, large master
suite with private office. Family room and den. large
pool sized lot. exceptional views! Danny Bibb/
Stephanie Grody
BIG CANYON -MEDITERRANEAI VIW 11.650JDI
Elegant 5 BR. custom home on oversized lot. Fea-
tures formal living room and dining room. family
room and spacious billiard room with hardwood
floors and fireplace. Overlooks fabulous views on
Big Canyon's 14th green. Includes large pool and
spa. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
OVER 100 FT. OF GOLF COURSE FROITAGE l880.0llJ
This fabulous 4BR, 3'hBA custom home features
one of the most exciting outside entertainment
areas you'll see. Smashing pool & spa. barbeque
area. Large view deck overlooking Big Canyon
Country Club's lush fairways. Over 100 ft. of golf
course frontage. Owner motivated and flexible.
Danny Bibb & Maralou Ingold
816 CANYOI · 8ARDEI SETTllll 1815.0llJ
This immaculate. 48R. 38A home 1s a real jewel.
Includes beam ceilings, French doors. cozy brick
fireplaces. all surrounded by lush gardens. large
pool. spa and Koi pond. Perfect for outside living
and entertaining. Reduced price of $685.000 and
o wner willing to talk! Danny Bibb and Stephanie
Grody
816 CAIYOI COITEMPORARY
Four bedrooms. separate family room with fireplace.
formal living & dining rooms. 3BA, and 3-car garage
Fabulous setting on a Quiet cul-de-sac. spacious lot
with a garden at every window Spectacular waterfall
and spa Priced to sell at $629,000. Danny Bibb and
Stephanie Grody
BIG CANYON · MEW I PERFECT 11.195JDJ
This one of a kind fabulous 4BR. 3'hBA custom
home has all those amenities you've been looking
for Incredible extra-large private view lot wath
spacious pool and entertainment area. Only steps to
a beautiful park Furnished and finishing touches by
"Canterbury Interiors!" Owner leaving area. Danny
Bibb and Stephanie Grody
DOVER SHORES · BAYFROIT ...
Beautiful 3 BR bayfront. Highly upgraded. Features
hardwood floors. stained glass skylights. large formal
living room and dining room overlooking bay. Famity
room and billiard room, custom kitchen. full security
system Stephanie Grody/Barbara Aune
BAYSIDE COVE-IAYFROIT 11300llJ
The original "Goodwill" model. Two bedroom plus
den with formal dining in great location overlooking
beach. pool and bay. Boat slip and land included
Martha Macnab and Stephanie Grady
VILLA BALBOA lllUllD
Newly listed' Two master bedrooms. Cathedral
ceiling. fireplace. partial view of bay Priced to sell
Liz Beazley and Linda Oeth
SEAVIEW SPECIAL
This 38R. 2'f/BA formal hv1ng & dining plus family
room Hampton model in security gated community
offers secluded setting and community tennas. spa
and pool. If you are a motivated buyer we have a
motivated aeUer. Ann Peters
pool. Ann Peters
COROUDB......_ ..
This cozy 2BR. 2BA home featuras sepe1ate ..ring
area, fireplace, plus delightfuJ aetf contained ~
unit or rental for added income. Enjoy this U98 of
private ocean beaches. Ann Peters
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Rare opportunity to own 100~ on the sand + pier and
slip! Channing 48R home with hardwood floors.
country kitchen. Room for expansion. Eni<>Y your
beach while viewing the action on the bay. Ann
Peters
BEAUTIFUL llEWPOIT TIWlllllMC .. ,
Very popular "O" plan in Bayridge. One year new.
Three bedrooms. 3BA. including 2 mastw suites.
Highly upgraded in tovety neutral decor including
plantation shutters, tile floors, etc. Very tight and
bright. Security gates. community pool and spas..
Macki Cooper
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Near new 38R condominium on beautiful street in
Corona det Mar. 5 blocks to the ocean. 2 decks -one
with private spa. Beautiful tile bathrooms and kitchen
with Jennair. microwave. etc. Owner may assast With
financing. Micki Cooper
BELCOURT EITATE -•••rr Private tennis court. pool and spa. latge custom
home situated on 1h acre IOt in prestigious Belcourt.
Two story home with SBA. 48A. famify room. study.
air conditioning. extensive security systam. Bright
and cheerful and in '"move-tn" condition. 24-hour
guarded gate community. Price inctudes the a.net.
Owner will consider trading for less expensive
home. Donna Godshall
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Located in lovety Cameo Highlands. ttus 38R. 2BA
home has large airy rooms. a lush tropteal yard. and
secluded pool. Access to private beaches pr<Mdes
fun in the sun. Hallie Strodt and Donna Godshall
l.ASUU OCUI ~
View forever -beautifully maanta1ned older Laguna
home. Used brick terrace. lush courtyard entrance
with secluded swimming pool. Three bedrooms.
formal dtmng room, den-maids quarters. Barbara
Aune
88 FEET OI TllE UY 11 ww
In Bayshores. Arch1tectuatly designed. Fantasbc
potential. Most rooms with bay view. See the Rueben
E Lee -Linda lskt -Harbor Island and the Pnihon
from this priceless location. Four bedrooms. 3BA..
Call Barbara Aune
IPKTACll Al ll'YIUll 11• I I I
Trest yourseff to this dynam1C SBR. 3BA formal
living, dining plus family room home -on a foreww
view of ocean. bay and city lights. Added ....mes
include spa with waterfall. gazebo and game room
Sandie Ft:ic
OCUIVIEW -MlllDIEWa.lJ
Outstanding •BA home in one of Corona def Mat's
finest residential areas. Private courtyard enU.K:e
wath room for a pool. Beautifut tonnal dining room
with loads of wmdows to max.imam the view. Famify
room plus a large bonus room Of" sepatate sui
Maxine Propp
Beautifully mamtamed '48R. 21hBA home an one of
CdM"s finest areas. Decorated with tight nMltrml
colors, remodeted kitchen. balhs and bedl~
wood doors. One of the best views of OCIWi_ t.y.
Catalina and n~trtlights. Home has been ena.rged
with a recreatJon room and a work room. Maxine
Propp ..... 200
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remodl .. d 3BA on a quillt cutd9 11 C A.., ..
gatad priwate tl 11 C h--of e....i S.,. Priced to
sell today ...... ., ... ICed 195JIDD. c.-Rod
o.ley or Dll¥e HirscNer
'EPRUMYl'lm sr.num
VO-PanorMlic ...... w..s from lllis6 BR..
BA home. Four-ar gmnige. 2 tmmily rooms. dlln.
pool. sauna. cornpletl wurily end 1811' .. iCIMI
with lob of gtms.. This is the final home --
offered on En...ad e.y Paint. Rado ... , Md 0..
Hirsdder
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Highfy upgraded condo on the taiil-y ol Big
Canyon Country Oub.. Two bedlooms. 2BA. Large
assumable loMs. Dawe Hil'sr:Nlllr
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c.rlfomia ranch home. Urge folmal dHnng romn..
seJ*ale fm1ily room. pool. Large~ sude witt'I
two MktitM>taal bed:ooms. Ann Peters. UaJfW\
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Lido holll8 with pool on lllrga lat. n.. cs.,...._
3Bfl 3BA Family room. --, dil&IQ IOOlft.
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in qui9t end of m.ld.. Owner is wious ...... ~
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couple Of" small famdy ..... 8efber carpet. high
ceslmgs. used brick &epace and kJts of shl.n.rs
add to the charm. Vert hght and oc>en-Dima
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Vaulted ceilings and wwlldows sho9 off 1he WW•
mountain m1d C81'YQI' Vl8W .tet ~ lighls.
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secunty pte. om. Prosser
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lnvitiltg courtyard entry With pool Md lush gmdai•
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