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.wlf YEM* M' I Bl•* {1M) D1~20 * __.ORT llEACH'S ONLY HOtteM.o NEWSPAPER • THURSDAT JN«JARV 15 t•· . ' .
SY 80GE• BLOOM dent of the Harbor View Billi
ID an afternoOa IDdJ ICISion and full bomeownen orpaintion. to the Plan-
,,,,...inl Monday nigh~ the Newport m. Commiaion to replace Clareoce
Beach City Council continued to deal MBus .. Turner. wbo was elected to
with the aftermath of the two elections cou.nci1 in November. Pomeroy was
last Nowmber and also beard a report chosen over Michael Lapin, who ran
from the police chief that looked ahead for couoci1 and lost in NoYember.
to tbe next Fourtll of Jaly weekend. -• Establisbcd an ad boc commiuee
ID nearly six boon of mtt:tinp, the to meet with community groups and
. c:ouncil: . otbcrs and develop ra:om.meudatiom
... Appoilltcd Gary Pomeroy. prcsi-on future traffJC cimalation and devd-
ca
~· witlliB the city, with an empha-
. sis OD tbe Corona deJ Mar and ewport
Center area.
• Decided to bold a study session
Feb. 9 on building density issues.
Specifically. the council will be looting
al COWlling space devoted to parting
apinst the allowable floor area of a
dcveJopmcnt. and at capping the
aOowablc floor area ia future commer-
cial and office developments al SO
N""'8rl•rs try to min trolley service with petitions
•Y croacE PAPPAS
On New Year\ Day, the marquee of
t.be Port ·l'he8aer in Coroaa deJ )far,
wbida usu1Dy displays movie titles. read
~ tbe Newport Trolley.•
past in Newport.
Since the trolley service was started
in June. it has been bc9ct with financial
problems tied to a lack of local
busimms willing tc, buy adftltising
space from the trolley.
wb.icb 1.bey plan to submit to the City
Council when they deal with the issue
OD Jaa. 26. The council is currcntly
awaiting recommmdati.om from the
Off-&red Parting Cbmmittce OD what
Ktioa to take OD the troikys.
Nicoll calls
new, ~~dget a
'sliall 111111'
SY aOGEll 8LOOM
Tbegoveraor\~ budFt,9C8t
to the legislature last ~is ... nothing
badtct as far as edacation is con-
cerned, .. said the SupcrimeDdeot of the
cwport-Mcsa Unified School District
this week.
-rberc are no increases in it•.ror K-
12 education. said Dr. John icoll
Monday. He said that while Gov. _
George Deut.mcjian is .. making noises ·
about a 4 percent increase" be is ·
counting in that total lottery funds
(which are supposed to upplement
normal suie funding, not replace it) and
a cost-of-living 3djastment that won't
be funded until DCXl year .
.. He's talking about lov.-ering class
sizes in kinderganc~.. ·ie-0ll con-
tinued~ .. but he's paying for il by
cancelling some important categorical
programs. It ·s nothing but the old shell
game ... _ .... , .... 2
percent of the area of the lo< to be
developed
• Heard a report &om Police ODd
Arb CampbeD abollt measures the
police arc comida ma for con.ttoUing
·fourth of July rndm this year. Last
year. t..bere was a small riot OD ScasbMe
Drive that resulted in more than I SO
anms on the Fomth.
The election of Pomeroy to the
a P•11111r
...... .... am-. .....
The unusual meaqr is an indication
of a Im-ditch pctil:ioD dfort by two
1Mttalt the
trolley from becoming a thiDa oft.be
Tbe two ~ Damis l...eWe iDd Slliikj ptbcRd about
lalie who recentJ idiaed ~after~._____._ _ _..,__ .... ____ --t~--r--------:'I
managing the Port Tbcaau for 11 years.,
a P•11111I 4.soc> sipal1aa of Newport residents
1...,.r1 ICllGola to olllirve Kl• D1y in nrlllf of ·•
8Y MELINDA DJ.I.ER
M.tiD Luallcr ~ Jr. ~ will be
ot.aWcl a.,• •IMM>ll ia die Ncwpwt-
Mcaa Umi&lld 5mool Diltrict oa Jan.
19. aad ... cma n,... mow•• will
be die fOC99 iJI wy of Newport
BcliJl\dwroow
Monday will be die leCO.t ymr-Dr.
~'I birthday will be obiCI ted -•
fedalll holiday. Tiie 5*illc Ol California
hu mandated tlaat ,.Mic tdaools ._act lbldr•• • ""1 l/ltc leoliclay is
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,_ f J-JIY 11. IS llE NEWPORT ENSKINICOSTA ME.SA NEWSllfMNE TODAY
, a , ... ,.,
lie said tMI 1 ia clton weft
•apoi •i• ..... yes--the year
after an dectioll talds to be that
·way-ad we pt it.•
Last year, N'acoll Uid, Calif or-
aia spc111 12.LOO k. pa lblidmt
than the Slate of New y ort. and
be pointed oqt that -m tmm of
effort per capita we~ about
40th in the lilt of SO· staaa. . .I
don' know bow tht Softrnor
and state Supaildendeat (Bill
1 a st.111111
Planning Commission came OD
the second council vote on the
appointmeo~ the fmt having
been a 3-3 deadloci with Coun-
cilman Don Strauss absent from
the meeting, n:cupcrating from
a mild stroke he suffered last
month.
After that first vote, Mayor
J o hn C. Cox Jr. noted the
importance of falling the post
and asked for another vote,
saying, .. Maybe someone will
have a change of heart." Some-
one did-Cox switched his vote
from Lapin to Pomeroy to give
the latter the appointmen~ 4-2..
-rhat was very difflCUlt for
me, ° Cox said afterward.
06Micbael Lapin was an excellent
candidate, but I think the city
is best served by filling the
appointment. ..
Cox then appointed himself
and Councilman Phil Sansone
to an ad hoc committee •coo-
.
cemcd with die fWIUie OI traffic
in the · Corona act Mar ma,
especially ... Md mo oar own
land use u the City moves
forward.•
Cox said be Ud S.mone
would meet with -illc comm•
nity at larae-bomcowaen'
associatiosaDd cOa-i tr ac.eil
parties-to detcnai• wlaicla
direction we ...,_.., take aad
wbeR' we go from bae. .. We
will de\'elop a rqNKt to ane the
council ·anc1 the Plunina Com-
mission soak pid"tt OD the
fcdinp of the CM•....,.
-rhe defeat of MCasuie A._
certainly a mr1nr to aD ol m
that we haft to take a laaida'
look at the traffic proWc:m ud
the future of deYelorimmt in the
city," C.Ox stated. ·
The council. during the after-
noon session Monday, set a
study seuion on building density
issues for Feb. 9. When origin-
ally scbed~ the session was
l 9no BEACH BLVD~.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
963-MQ
BREAKFAST SPECIAL
TEXAS SCRAMBLE
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to ...._ the poaibility of CC141.i.. IOIDe -aD pllitina
IJ*IC ia. ~, ......
the ~---Mfloor-ma ratio• (FAR), a mcasm of
dawi•y. Tiie council Wed die
staff' to I~ OD tbe opliom
av•••ble,, jMhadina counting all
partiia apiut the FAR,
nc•iwamdagaoand parkina
from die tacal. cw jml cou••ina
die ma CMfNped ia aa abo~
pound IU«tare ia the total
At tbe ~ teaioa, Coun-
cil••• S•none med for a
1t11ioll 1o IOok .a ..ujq a cap
al .s, -,. pacaa, OD the F All
aDoWed for .., oft"lce cw coaa.
mm::ial .N., e•1 This bid
beea propoeed last week by
representatives of the city•s
prominent -slow-growth pvups.
It will be looted at Feb. 9, also.
Also in the afternoon sasion
Monday. tbe cGuncil beard
King Day
a sn.1111111
Ensip lntermedi•tr School
will not be having a formal
mbly to honorKing, but will
be emphasizing the civil· rights
movement aod his _eart in iti
according to Paul Twed~ Ensign
Principal.
•we want to make the stu-
dents aware of the movement
and what K.iDg meant to that
mcrmnent. •Twedt said.
Newpon Elementary School
will also be imtructiDa students
in tllie ~oom. -We're not
pgnaiag a hie cddntioo. We
want tk stadients to understand
why they haft Monday off, so
f-'-lllC.l:e.Jl=av:·._ it up to demoom
clilcaaioa, .. Principal Frank
Fella said.
E<INCH SPEaAL
SFllM STEAK SAtlDWICH .
S ct1•1111!11k9elwdan•.tdewhelllbegc • wlh~Gltb• and~ Serwd ... dlip9 and~ Sawd Lftll ~
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DINNER SPECIAL
~AGNE AL PESTO
DEJJSALAD
u.·s Cmot ._., W Frah. ....a and de6ao..
•t.95/1>.
A flag deck ceremony to
RCOgDize lila. together with a
general awards aaembly and a
freedom shrine dedication, will
take up most of tomonow morn-
ina at Newport Heights Ekmm-
tary School
·we have quite a program
plauncd for tQJDOno•~ We
thought it would be a good idea
to combine all tbae Ktivitica
into one assembly.• Principal
Dr. Charles (iockbaO said.
Mariaen Elemeatary School
is planning an assembly to
~
dim wiab die ~Ihde•• tllc
sipifit1DCC of tbe bolidlJ. We
want tbem to u.adentaDd why
they are ptina Monday on.•
I'. IC Elemeatary School ia
plannina ledwa ia the dw--
rooma, according to Bill S:nipt
06 As a part of social ltlldies we
teecb Ille ltUclcnta -wlaat ~
aa:omplilbed in bis lifetime ad
what the social problems of his
clay involwd, • I'. night said.
Sills on 28th
explain to the ltUdc:ats who ~ We erred iD last week\ edi-
was and bow be affected this ..; .... _ .18 ~"'· .... _. t.be :_:.:-• comd.ry, according (0 Principal WV.-awy---._ Uli9& IWUAI
Al ZCdm.tn ToWD Cater Cdeblity Lectme falhlrina Beftdy .Silla is to be
Andenen Elementary will be on Jan.. 23. The correct date tor
imtructina ltUdmta iD the daD-the talk ii Jan. 26, .. 10-.lO &!m.
rooaa,a.algaede~-_...t=--~~ ID CW-
ingtoPrincipalBnlceCroctard. port Cater. We ~for
-Pnor to aay Mlidays, we the error.
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Newport Chamber best in state
The Newpon Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce was
recently named CaJifornia•s
leading chamber of cotnmtree
for its number of new members
in 1986 by the National Asso-
ciation of Membenbip Direc-
to~ an organization designed to
rant cbamben of commerce
acTOSS the nation.
With 1986 ending a four year
acquisition program. the
chamber logged its ~OOOlb new
member. marting its largest
period of growth in 80 ycan.. and
making it the largest chamber in
Orange County.
Vacancy on arts board
Applicants att being sought
for a vacancy on the Ncwpon
Beach Arts Commission. to fiJj
the unexpired term krt by £tvin
..Buer Pashley. Tbc Arts Com-
mission meets in the City Hall
Council Conference Room. 3300
Newpon Blvd.. on the second
Thursday of each month at 7:30
a.m.
Appbcations arc available
from the city derk's office. and
must be returned no later than
Jan. 30 by 4:30 p.m.. to be
considered for appointment
during the Feb. 23 city council
meeting.
3 free kids films at library·
Tb.n:e free film shorts will be be presented duriq the one hour
presented by the Newport Bcacb program in the Mariner•s
Public Library audiovisual ser-Library multi-purpose room.
vices dMaion OD Satunlay, Jan. located at 200S Do~ Dr. in ». Newport:
•Kjd from Borneo, .. •popcye-
tbe Sailor Meets SiDNd the For more information, phone
Sailor.• and •Blaze Glory.• will 644--31'47.
Jolin L. 'BCom
CUSTOM PHOTOGRAPHY. LTD.
SWEE11IEAllT
SPECIAL
Sitting
plus
!-4x5 POI baits
in Leather Foio
$91.SO
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Just in Tone
for
Valentine's Day
Newport trolleys my wind . up in Llgu•
8 Y GmaGE PAPPAS
Tlac trolley line mipt be
ttoppid in its tncb in Newport
•ldl.. but tCYUal of the can
.., teq; ,... ... Oii in Lagana .... .
LapDa Bc:iCli city officialS
are dirnssing purdLaing two of
Newport Beach-S fom trolley
can to add to its p1eseat cot.
lcction of one trolley car and to
also IClft as-a bact-ap in case
of breakdowns, said K..en Frank.,
city manager of Laguna Beach.
Frank said that the city coon-
~ i.nstructed him to contact the
Ncwpon Beach city manager
and the owners of the trolleys.
American TroDcy l...i.ncs.
·we're just going to wait and
sec if the Newport Beach City
eo..cil decida to keep tbe
trolleys or.DOt., •Frank said. •Jt-S
not ov lai&ll priority. -
Diet Bobat.z:, Fntral man-
.,-of Newpott Trolley System,
said tMt be bad beard Laguna
Bach was interested in the
trolley can.. bat bas not been
contacted directly about a pos-
sible sale.
.. It would be prematme t<J talt
about a sale right DOW, until WC
find out what is going to
happen, -8obatz said.
Bobcrtz added that if the
ewport Council decides
apin$J co11tinu.ing the trolley
service, a sale is a good possi-
bility.
wwc·re hoping that won't
... .,,.. .. -be aid.
Frank said 1.,.. may bay
one or two of the troBey can
if the pR:c is reasonable and the
can in aood coadi•+a&
BoberU said the trolleys are
in good conditioa and were
~ wilJUn the pat five
yean for about S9S,OOO to
SJ00.000.
-But one of the troDr:y cars
slammed into a teJcpbooe pole
on Jan. 8, knocking down the
pole and telephone wires.
o one was injured in the JO
a..m. accident. which took place
on Pacific Coast Highway near
the Rusty Pelican Restaurant.
Later that day, the trolley was
raurned to service, Bobcrtz said.
Council asked to help fund trolley
7 tn.11111 1
said be started bis petition cff on
about a month a,o becausr be
wants to convince the City
Council that the trolley occds
more time. about 90 days, to. try
· and get advertising from com-
panies outside of Newport..
-rhcre was Dot much suppon
from local advertjscn. so maybe
outside advertising is the last
ch•na: for the trolley," Leslie
said.
-Obviously, the trolleys can'
survive without city haJL but
they shouldn't pulJ the life
suppon from the project bcfo~
it's bad a chance to get going, ..
be added.
The petition effon inay be too
littk too late to sa"Ye the trolley.
Ken Delino, Ncwpon Beach
assistant city manager, called the
trolley u "'expensive luxury"
anddie doubU if the service will
coniiiWe beyond Feb. L
"'My feeling is that the council
members are realizing that
although the ridership wasn' so
bad, the trolley just costs too
much to keep, .. Deli.no ~ .
Dclino said that the trolley
line was underwritten for its first
)-CU by a "°7000 grant fromlhc
lrvinc Company and a SI00.000
subsidy from the city. and funds
arc dwindlini. The aid was
initially intended as •·seed
money'" to get the project off and
running
"'It didn' happen because the .
advertising revenue was too
lo~;"' be said. "'I know we don\
have enough· mOJXJ to run it for
the rest of the year ( 1987) and
we vc been accelerating pay-
ments as it is ...
Dick Bo~ manager of the
cwport T rolky line, American
Trolley, said be was pkased
about the petition, bot be
expressed doubts about wbctha
it would affect the council's
decision on the trollq-s~
-rhey (th4; council) have to
change their thinking to pro"-idc
a subsidy for a public SCf'Vic:e ...
A n noun·cing Our Winter Sale
Freshen Up For The New Year ·
.
r vo emert
!/nterioo
wnc:
lnu·rior Designer 10 Scn·c }·ou
All Stores ()pen Monday
Thru Satu.rday 9.a.m.·S:lO p.m.
Costa Mtsa
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Laguna Bolch
~' 1'onh <.·om.a H~"
(714 494-6SSf
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,_ • ~ II. Im THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY . -..
Big red trolley ~ars
are nice, but exp~nsive
The big red troll~ that have graced the streets
of Newport Beach this past year may soon be history.
As reported, the main trouble has not been with a
lack of ridership, but rather with the failure of the trolley
to attract a significant amount of advertising for its
interior and exterior cards. To help out, the city of
Newport Beach gave the operators $100,000, while the
Irvine Company chipped in $50,000.
The goal was~ with the financial boosts~ the trolley
would be on track to be financially independent by its
second year, 1987.
But it didn't work out, and that9S too bad--the trolley
was a welcome addition to our streets, and helped out
during the summer tourist crunch and during the Orange
County Transit District9S recent "surprise" strike.
But now a group of Newporters have started a petition
campaign to persuade the city council at their Jan. 26
meeting to continue to financially support the ailing
service. They say the cars added much to our already
rich city, inclUding aiding senior citiz.ens and promoting
our sense of community. ·
That9S ap well and good, but the decision the council
will be asked to make at their next meeting is whether
to support a servicc9 enjoyed by a very small percentage
of Newporters, that is currently sucking up a SI 6~000
per month debt.
While we are generally quite supportive of public
transportation and the need of all Southern Californians
to help clean up the air, end gridlocks and, in general,
decrease our dependency on cars, the impetus for change
must come from the higher level of state or federal
gove rnment , not fr om a financially strapped city to
suppo rt four trolley buses.
Newporters already pay heavily for public transpor-
tation that they, by and large, don'\ use. It would seem
quite wasteful to raise the ante at this time.
Baker Communications.
Ti rile of my Life
BY JIM FELTON
All you need to know to live
you can learn in kindergarten
down and oar life grow fuller.
When we reach out for a band,
may another always be there to
greet us. When we LOOI. may
we sec the holy i.n the most
ordinary. And may we never
cease to be filled with wonder.
-sbalom." _
Both the Rev. Fulpum and
the Rev. Hines sound lite people
I should like to know. Well, the
Rev. Fulghum can be reached at
P.O. Box 362~ Edmonds~ Wash.,
98020. He is the put minister
One of the many periodicals it would be if we all-the whole of Edmonds Unitarian Church.
we receive carried this delight! ul world-had cookies and milt and bis telephone number is
item last week: about 3 o 'clock every afternoon (206) nS.5761.
• .. Most of what I really need and then lay down with our And I already know the Rev.
to know about bow to live. and blankets for a nap. Of if we bad Hines. She's our daughter. And
what to do and bow to be, I a basic policy in our nation and she is conducting a mucb-lovai
learned in kinderganen. Wis-other nations to always put ministry at San Dieguito. lt's a
dom was not at the top of the things back where we found may ministry, rdkcted iia tbe
graduate school mountain. but them and cleaned up our own twice-monthly newsletter. Her
883 Producbon Place there is the sandbox at nursery messes. And it is still true. no Jan.. 11 la1DOll w titled •And
NewtDt Beach. tA 92663 school matter bow old you are: when Tb.at\ The Truth. .... and tbe AWARD WINNG
MB&:R
CM.-KWIPEI ......... .,.. ~·>s:;= to: "These are the things I you go out into tbe world, it is newskttcr-adYaDCe notice com-
P.O. Box 9399 Jeamcd: share ~ Play best to bold hands and stick lllCDICd;
39 State & National MtlldS Newport 8-h. CA 92658-9399 fair. Doa' bit peopk. Put things togctbcr." -rlac Jaaw ahraJI been a
The Newport fftS9', r.cma Mesa ..._ beet where you found them. • • • variety of ,.._ to enlipten-
______ and ___ lrme T~ ai..i~•· .a..i .. .,__~~IHl..-YGUl~l'IH!aet-....ll191~~~---~~~~---~ t
on~ takethinptbataren,you.n.Say This.~ FJll wa ~ **"·mt. Jin: ad litcra-
Since 1978
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somebody. Wash your bancts 1ctta,• prodaced bf tk U---to profound i.-., about life Em'TR John Trausch before you ca. Flush. w--ian Uam:n.mt Fellow , ·-of wl death and cli~J. Aa.IATE Eml'R Roger Bloom --~ Sam Gangwer cooties -S cold milk are good San Dicpito. 11ear Del .._, •Ja IOday\ propam. I willa to
for yoa. tift a be'•nord life. C.alif. It .. trribaa by a Rn. approacla ealiabteament
Leana tome ad tlliat 101DC llDd Rot.at F ... mm. ... n:prilded ~ die '"-doa of Lily
EllTIDW. llmTAITI: George ~ 11, o.vid Corlu Robbina.
Melinda Kelter/Editorial; Danny Cota/~ Mich8el P.
Ramirez/Cartoonist; Jim Felton. Sue Kauth, Ryan Klein/
Columnists; Dina Von Burger/Society; Jack Holland/Theatre;
Robert Crabbe/Spotts; Judy Duffy/Dining; Ar..-Wa18on/
Real Estate; Bret Colson/CaJendar; Peggy Darnell/ Religion.
PlllUCfYI:
Dennis Sullivan/Production Manager
SuDn Hart/Traffic Coordinator
Libby Ounevant/ProOft I Ider
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go out iato tbe world. ntda for by tbe Rn. Aas ew.. 'tbe ten. °"''tide ia, ol U\WK, from
traffic, hold baDdt * ltict mjnjsta ol die S.. Dicpito &Iida AllL) Not Oll#j will we
t09Ctber. Be awaR of waeder. Fclknnllip. ban aore faa witb t~•
Remember the little wd in die -i ..-I'd wriac:a it •Jldf, • mpproedl; bm we may be ~
pJast:ic cup. The rootl IO down die Rn. tr,.. wroee ia ella' fciwwll:y ifft!ded bJ Iii& 8bility
aDCI the· plant comes up and cal " •a. ace I alal, •• to imtcrnpt ou .. ..,er with
nobody really knows bow or p 11 fwl tW I .. a ie.. Mk llatliDa tratba abo9l OU&Rha,
why, bat we are all like that. to rad ii,_.,. ii• to~• os world, aDd life in FDCfal •
.. Goldfish and bamsten and After 1zpzi•· 1 an. FlllP-Aeo«t.u newsld1a' item ...
white mice and even the little um .. olliemilioaa, die lln. tided •Mate A Joyful Noile."'
seed in tbe pJast:ic cup-they all R;ws 8dded: -New pal1icipanb are wel-
die. So do we. •Jt would p1a'b9•1J 9at 1i1i1t come at tbe replarly-
M And tbm remember the book ~ ol •to tab a feiw ma• M• rellcar1io1. occuioaally-
about Diet and Jw and the to 11 _.,,, ..._ fial, ..... pafonaina cboir witJa ~
fint word you learacd, the k••• we 11•••• ia _. owa £'891i•I fr.om Bach to Tom
biaat world ol all: LOOL al]llJ ,_.., ... nawt • * le .... •
EvaytJai.ag yoa med to bow is willl u. dleJ MW W • •• fsr. AM a fiUI ~ fillir ~ J ...
theR aomewlltic. TM Golde8 Pa' r• we wo 'f nm dliJlt ol ,,_, forFt dud people
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'l•MIY II. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY Pill I
Letters to the Editor
stop buyiq war toya, while
Rambo is mDDiq wild iD tJae Plll-ll11lllr ·
11m-. Wllile Rei• e U I DoelFtllleWIO a.Jlailedbs _ • •
C01111try--it"I die bat ia die
O..I••· WOrld. Bmlwjmfwo 1 •ma
1-CCW1plmcaled and much _..... is it aaAJ1iaiaaa lo WOlldCr ~oftbera:entartidea if-~ometbiag just mipt be .,, ~ D.rndl that feahlRd wrona?
my wort• a teeclarr md a poet. Oar economy is bwd on
Bu..,.. and loving 11umb.-m•tin1 real ••poos. Tiiie rat
giving article broupt maay of • are payiac ~ wida the
smiles to tboie U..Olwd at the cs:perclfiom that oar1u money
Newport CaalU Uaiaed MctJao.. will be ..... to till IO* •• ody
dist Pradaool, ad die Cuist-now or in tbe near futarc-
maa JR•••ciola fatarioa 8IJ maybe even ounelYa some-
poetly alloWed me a special day ...
opportuady to mre wida •J My m:iabbol' down tllc 1t1eet
com-.ity lllJ bclid'da.t ai•iaa just aot a job. Bil uc•ploy-
of 01¥!'-lr-il~.• mall 1ewac1Dtg mad ru oat ad k .. 11:t ·1
way Of tmq_ 7 that bis family Would ID OD
I tbiat Pl:m ii to be com-welfare. Be llill •c-.,_.
pliwllled for a.a-~ ha.-IM Only job be c:oUl • * ~ ledioa. sa. .... .-... ··ms.,......, •• ...,.....
• .., ol diainl iJdo die tnte ... cnft .. on.;-ey .........
core of wMt real co+ ity new llows. It .,... tl9ie Giiiy
liviDI is al about. . . .io'-that llaft good pay and
TUatJoa for a very wdcome SCC11rity are in tbc .. defc:mc
puhtiadioa. iadmtry ... Maybe ~ii w-
Nlm Bena tlUng wroag if we spelMI ~
C..• r ... .._ oa destroying a home than
Holll8-y am1lng a•-.all
DarlAlkor.
I want you to know bow much
I enjoyed your December l l
... Holiday Dreams• special IUJ>"
plement.. It was so well done and
the pictura of the children by
photographer Peggy Darnell
were out5'•nding.
The real meaning of Christ-
mas a.me through in aD those
lovely little essays. Thant you
so much for giving us such a
Christmas treat.
..
. Mary.lueBrowa
NewportSwll
bnildin1 oac. ••
ou:r ~ is dumping
exbrmdy .... --of IDOllCJ into plM:a lite N°llCal'allpa ud
Iran. bat I bear oeitber pl8ce
would make a good vKation.
Active US military officials
are waging their own private
wan using tupayer•s money
and not much is beina done .
Tbex same people are pressur-
in~ foreign governments to
donate funds for their ·illepl
private wars. The underlying
threat is that a bet of financial
bactiq will be duly DOUd by
the highest authority in the
White House.
Maybe I just don\ undentand
~story7 I
Deilr ......
We CJ wd die U.S. Senate
bad IOlwd .......... c:rilil
when they o•cnrWelaiagly
p rrreil the Sanctiom BiD apimt
Saudi Africa on Oct. 2. nm is
a mm:o.eptioa.. A subject that
.... aparbd ·~ dcbma'is
oae of tbolie fa w --. that
re.Uy de me 'the-difference
bttwcen advoada ad oppo-
DCllts. Wdh oar country"I eco-
nomic eamoamcat in despente
shape (S2 TrillioD Natioaal debt)
tbc U.S. Coapaa aboald haft
taken the time. to c•amjne the
perforw•ecc of American
Maa11fact11rin1 p1'oductivity
Wcnp1 ·ngdrss aouslyfool-
id .,.. 1liDs ·-South A&U Ohioaily. the ltl'ODg
friaMlly tia tluit med to bind
Soatk Africa to tbe U.S. baft
dderioraaed sharply. The coun-
try baa already come a loag way
in the djpnantljng al ........
and is officially in the procas
of disappearing. Apparently in
no coantry in tbe world am the
govamnmt solve all problems
in a gi'ft'll time..
Sanctions and disinvcstmeDts
will definitely NOT be to the
advantage of the U.S. economy.
In actual f ~ there is no winner.
NeitheT the U.S . nor countries
in soathern Africa will benefit
from such a pragmatic step.
Realistically it docs not solve
South Africa's problems.; pu.ni-
Wle measures do not always haft
the desired resulu. Tbe grealC$t
bardsbips will fall OD the bUct
people of South and southern
Afnca due to increased ~
ploymmt and hunger if ~
diabolical }>tans are put mto
operation.
{
Sue Kauth
Walk-man can pi:ove
to be indispensable
One of my juaior high stn--
dmta once told me of a bu.
miliating-~:&pericacc be had
endmed while under the iDflu..
eoce of beadpbola. He had put
them OD at a party and started
listening to a psychotic roct
band. Be then lay down on the
Ooor,. and en1eRd a tram:c•ikc
state. Be began to hum the vocal
harmony to the lyrics.~ ..
ooooh. •. Baby ... •he crooned
in a piping •oice ... Yeah. ..
ooooh. . . yealL . . baby.• be
squeaked. lie then looted up to
see bis cronies ptbered around
him in an admiring cirde. await-
ing tbe rat of bis solo perfor-
I pitied him at the time. I DOW
know that his pleasure was
worth his public bQIDl'}jatjon.. I
rcceiwd a Walk-man for Ouist-
ma.
I DeYer lcnew how much I
needed the Walk-man. There are
some i~ like ~ut cor-
m:tllig fluid and sticky ydlow
message notes, that we realize
&re indispensable only attn they
have been in'Yelllal. Bow could
I have walked the thousands of
miles that I have without my
little friend?
The first day I tried it out. I
was a little dubious. After all,
every moron I saw walking along
the beach bad geeky littJe wires
attached to his body. Walk-men
had previously rated only
slightly lower than ponablc
boom boxes on my list of stuff
that I bated. I also woTried that
the giant symphony of sound in
roll. Snaal times I ripped off
the beadpbola And lislmed to
mate sure I waS not olf'~ --anyone.
As I started to rdu, the San
Diego oldies station annoanccd
a SO-minute Id of iolden oldies.
Farst came Elvis siaging .. Jail-·
bouse Rock..• I willed mJldf to
continue walt.ing norm.Uy.
Almost 11111eptitiomly my llc..s
began to twildL I cangbt ii j1llt
in time. The oat soag was
.. Under My n.-,• by tJae
Rolling Stoia. WCD. fcqet it!
My hia-ltaltcd to sway. My
fingers began trying to map
(somdlring I b.ne nnu ID85:
ta'Cd). W'nh p'C8t effort I Fl
bold of myself. •J>oa'l be a fool,•
I llDittCRd.. -V oa are a bigla
sd!ool coumdor. A role model
T cen-qen tb.i1lk adults who
roct oat are fcek •
The next song came op.. and
tU1 was wben I at it. The song
was ... Aia' Too Proud to Beg
(Sweet Darlin')• by the T cmp-
tatiom. I could no more iralk
qajet.ly to this music than I could
vote for Bob Doman. I p-.e up
and started to full-on bop. l
danced; I swayed; I bobbed my
bead. And this pathetic: display
conlinued the entire length of the
Newport Pier. ~flew by Oll
tbeir sblebomcla .., Pft me
pitying glan~. Tourists
pwt.cd. I clidn' care; I bad Jost
all soci.aJ restraints.
Ro•ld
With Rambo in the White
House as our leader and know-
ing all the money 1peot on
mating war, shouJd .you blame
our children for wanting to make
war too? Children need someone
to loot up to. If their leader ~
cheats, steals and kills-why
shouldo \ they do it too!
1 my cars was seeping out of the
I got home to an accusing
family who commented that my
morning wait bad taken two and
one-ha.If hours. I ignored them
and carefully removed my ear-
phones. ..Bye,• I said to my
Walt-man and kiucd it. .. 111 see
you tomorrow.• R1mo
o.r l'JIMar.
Another fantastic year is
about to pus. The media is
prucb.i.nJ that cbildRn must
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Corona del Mar wins two more on eve of ,league play
BY ROBERT CRABBE
A powcrf ul Corona del Mar
off ensc and an even stronger
Cd M pressing def ensc last week
def eatcd Irvine 59-45 and con-
tinued to succeed , crushing
Woodbridge, 70-49 in non-
league play.
Marcus Muller-Stach,
dout player, was 8 for l 5 in the
first half and was 6 for I 0 in the
second, not to mention bis 6
takeaways and nume rous
rebounds and assists.
.. We're not just a one-man
team," said Cd M Coach Paul
Orris. ..If a team tried that
(defense) on Marcus, they're
giving up something somewhere
else. Darren bas been very
unselfish on the side, setting up
Marcus and taking bis shots '.
when they come to him . .,
Chris Burns (3 for 6) and Chris
Hook (7 for 13), tired but
aggressive, did an excellent job
of shutting down Mike Herring
and Chris Norton 8gain contri-
buting to the fantastic full press
defense.
Against Woodbridge, CdM
played much the same way but
it seemed apparent that coach
Bill Shannon was determined to
cover Muller-Stach just as Irvine
double-teamed and well guarded
throughout the entire game, was
all but shut down by a heavy
Irvine defense, Mike O'Rourk.c
and Mike Macinnes. But what
Irvine, and many others before
them for that matter, found out
was that Cd M ( 13-4) is more
than just a one-man team.
Although they did hold Muller-
Stach to 2 for 6 in the first half
and 6 for 13 in the second, the
Vaqueros failed to recognize
Darren Morris as a hazard.
Morris, a 6--0 senior and stan-
Sea Kings high in coaches' poll
The Corona del Mar boys'
basketball squad bas been rated
number four in the CIF South-
ern Section's 3A division in the
annual pre-season coaches poll,
it was announced last week.
The Sea Kings ( 13-4) were the
top-rated Sea View League team
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wen rated in the top 10 in the
division-Tustin (seventh) and
University (ninth).
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WoodbriW:e trailed closely
throughout e first quarter wiih
Muller-St~ missing 75 percent ·
of his sbo1'. But as the second
quarter began Muller-Stach
maneuvered around def enders
and man~ to score 12 points
for 10 shot$1on the night.
The second period started
with the score tied 12-12. CdM
played much the same as the first
and in~ their lead with
four succcrful steals by Mullcr-
Stac~ Burns, Cole and Morris~
But -i1Ien Muller-Stach
sprained his ankle in a collision
with forward Rob Lee. With
3:08 left in the half t)e time bad
come. Could C~M mat~ it
without their super standout?
Y cs. And to the dismay of Bill
Sbannon•s Warrion, they did it
quite well. Aft.er the accident
Woodbridge m•naaed only two
more points by halftime while
CdM finished ~tll8-and four
diff crmt playen scored.
Sa i:l ors buoyed by ba~k-to-back wins
BYDAVID
CORTl'S-R0881NS
Unable to score off a slightly
taller, and sharper, Newport
Harbor defense, Costs Mesa
High 's Mustanp last Friday
night allowed 20 Sailor points
OD fn:e thrOWI alone and in the
end lost 73-S I to the T~ wboee
earlier win Ova' Orange lliab
gave them sorely needed
momentum goiDa into die pw:.
The two teams wemt ~
t~ early in the first quar-
ter, but Newport soon mOYCd
ahead for good. By the half the
Sailors led 37-25, after tbe
Mustanp brought a 16-point
deficit down to 12. '
However Mesa never re-
COYercd, trailing at ODC point in
the fourth period by 2A points
and giving N~rt Coach Jerry
DeBusk reason to celebrate his
team's sixth win.
•lliabt DOW, I just want to
cnjoythis,•1milcd DeB~ wbo
attributed the Sailor .. past loaes
this ICmOD l to the laigb caliber
of the tc:amt tbey'ie pla~. ·we wc:rcn' really in • slump.
I thoupt we were pliyiaa real aoocl talad, real ~ .,..,. It
,,..., tbat we werea' playia,
Well, ..... Dea.t.
Coaln ....... to till comt•
-.ottbtM ... ..,.....,.Jolm
Alstrom with 16 points and 10
rebounds~ Jim GeerliJl&I and Bill
Glealon with 12 points, and
Tya K.oon with 9 points.
Prior to the win OYer Mcaa..
the Sailors downed the Orange
Hip Patllim S-~ with the
help of Geemna .. IS pomts and
Alstrom .. 12.
Also m•king their praeoce
knoWD were Drew Sheward,
petting 6 for 7 at the liDc, and
Tyler' ~OOD with 8 reboaadl.
The Sailors tbu1 entered
lcque play this week with a
record of 6-7, and Coach
DcBusk knows that the quality
of some of the teams tbey11 be
up •inst in the wceb to come
will call for some quality play .
.. The Sea View is such a
quality lcque u far • talen~
and there arc so many good
coaches there, that we're just
trying to go oat and play good
solid belketball and ICC what
bappem,. said DeBult..
He admits that since Sea View
tea!DI arc among the most out-
standing teams in the area~
lootias too far ahead to differ-
c:at ldlooll can be a ~-.........
ft. Slilan ao ~ ap5M die u-.., Riti T,._ (11..C)
to•orrow ~ at Newport a ....
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JAWllY 11. IE THE NEWPORT ENSIGHICOSTA MESA NEWSl1fMNE TODAY .. 1
Police Blotter
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dnatcbi•Dc.
21 IS -Terry Jana Maloney,
•• of c.a. Maa .. ••Cited . • of ..... OD ••pll:IOD • .._,. raaor
dnmtctmm,.
2300 -Boward Ala Gdfaad. '!1:=1::.:~:~·:,11,:.:~:=:..==: ~-=~..-:e:::-""'~ ...,, .,. °"" -~.,.,..,.,,.to,,.. Mea;po'f #Jeedt ,._,,. /MpM-~--~ rr-,
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wlldllt w SAnJal>AY, DEC. 27 I
TUDDA Y. Dl'.C. 23 1 •• reported stolaa from Whip-CllDOS '
CllDQS ple'a Healthy Food located at 0100 -A camera va1ocd at o93o -A car stereo valued at 1621 San Miguel · · 'SJOO wu reported stolen from
S2JO ,... reported 1to1en &om OIJ30 -A typewriter va1aed at a car parked in the vicinity of
• ..... iD the 1600 block of SJ ,000 was reported ltOlea from Via Lido and V-aa Oporto.
Poiat Statiq. Dealer Auto Servica loalted at 0900 -Rims and tires valued
1200-A Maceda Beaz hood 4100 Campus. at SSOO were reported stolen
onaawat valued at S40 was OIJJO-Qurency tot•ling S900, from a car parted in tbe vicinity
rept;trted stolen from a car a broau -tagle valued at S780 of 32nd Street and West BaJboL
..,ted in the Wt11difl Shop-wt a g1w etq;baDt nilled at 101S -A car steRo valued at
piq Caller. SJ2S were reported stolen from SJOO was reported stolen from
1210-A wedding ring valued TriOa and Tacasurea located at a car parked in the 1900 block
Ill SI 1.260 ... reported stolen ~6~~ Miguel f ~~~tRet_ I
frma a I-•• r • i.a tbe 3400 block AAW•.,
_ olYia Oporto. 0215 -Stuart Thomas Lillas, 0130-David Paul Wilkerson.
160S -Jewelry valued at 19~ of Newport Beach was 20, of Corona del Mar was
SS;100 WM reported st.oka from arrested OD suspicion of disor-arrested OD suspicion of misde-
'a raidcnce i.a tbe 1000 block of derty conduct. meanor drunk driving.
West Balboa BoUkvanL 141S -Frank F.dward O~rien, SUNDAY, DEC. 21
1630 -Jewelry valued at 43, of Newport Beach was ClllMES
SI0,000 was reponed stolen arrested on suspicion of residcn-0100 -Vandals reportedly
from Raf( Jewelry located at #32 tial burglary. caused $180 iri damage to a car
Fashion bland. THURSDAY. DEC. 15 parked in the 1100 block of West
1650-A VCR valued at SlOO, CRIMES Balboa.
a camera valued at SSS and a 1600 -A purse and contents 0930 -Vandals reportedly
gold nect•acc valued al SSO were valued at S3S4 were reported caused SI .200 in damage to a car
reported stoliea from a residence stolen from the Sheraton Hotel parked in the vicinity of Onyx
in tbe JOO block of 62nd Sum. Restaurant located at 4S4S and North Bayf ront.
ARRESTS MacArthur. 1030 -MA M's candy valued
0120 _ Philip Louis Trevis"o A.RJlESTS at S90 wu reported stolen from
Jr., 38, of La Mirada was 223S -Christopher Russel the Corona dcl Mar Main ~ach
arrested on suspicion of mis.de-Ihrig. 27, of Newport Beach was Snack Bar.
meaoor drunk driving.. arrested on suspicion of disor-I S30 -A rifle valued at S200
0200 -Marcy McDanie~ 21, derty conduct. was reported stolen from a
of Huntington Beach was FRIDAY, DEC. 26 vehicle parked in the 2500 block
arrested on suspicion of misde-ClllMES of fast Bluff.
meanor drunk driving. 0830 -Vandals reportedly 1615 -A camera valued at
0215 -Tberac Arcadia Black, caused $900 in damage to a bOat S900 was reported stolen from
21, of Newport Beach was in the 1200 block of North a bench in the 800 block of East
arrested on SUIJ>icion of posses.-Bayfront. Ocean FronL
sion of amphetamines. 16SO -Vandals reportedly ARRESTS ·
J04Ci -Patrick Zane Glance~ caused S2SO in damqe to a car 0100 -Laura Jean Cagle, 2•,
23, of Sherman Q;.~:: was parked in the 2100 block of East of Thousand Oaks was ~ed
arrested OD suspicion of posses-Balboa Boulevard. on suspicion of misdel/or
sion of cocaine for sale. 2100 -A car stereo valued at drunk driving.
WD>Nt:SDAY, DEC.14 $120 and a wallet and contents OISS -Dale Edward Paquin.
CJUMES · valued at $350 v.-cre reponcd 53. of Newport Beach was
08 IS -Car stereo equipment stolen from a car parked in tbc arrested on suspicion of misde-
yal . ..-....1 at •~ __ .... cand'-:-ts vM-; .. ;,ty of 62nd Street and Sea mcanor drunk driving. ~ JINV'I auu g;;::.\,A. .. _.""'6A' 1325 -Hans Erich Reich. 25. valued al Sl6S were reported Shore Drive.
stolen from a car parked in the ARRl:STS of Huntington Beach was
4800 block of Survey. 1800 -David Alan Mcloy, 28, arrested on suspicion of grand
0900-Cunency tot•ling SliOO of Newport Beach was arrested theft of property.
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higher its yield must be to
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well-known companies whose
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rating agencies (although some
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Chrysler. Ford and Interna-
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Both systems have modifiers
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causing light rays to focus in front o f the retma mstcad of
directly on it. .
Through Radial Keratotomy. t~ urg~n. ~a~ this prob-
lem b) making eight to sixteen tany radiaJ tnaSJOnS on the
out.side surface of the cornea. Tbcsc tiny incisions cause the
cornea to flatten. thus partially or fully correcting the m)-opia.
While Radial Keratotomy is usuall) performed to correct
nearsigbt~. a modified versio~ of~ procedure .can_bc
used to alleviate high degrees of asngmansm. Asngmansm as a
condition in which the cornea is irregularl .. shaped-· more oval
than round. as it should be. Through the RK procedure. the
surgeon makes incisions which Batten only pan of the cornea.
changing its abnormal o \·aJ shape to a more normal phencal
shape.
To be eligible for RK. }OU must be at least 1 )Ca.TS old.
have stable myopia and be unable or unwilling to v.car contact
lenses and or glasses. The actual R.a<lial Kcratotomy procedure
takes less than half an hour. If it is performed man outpatient
facility. the patient can go borne the same da~.
RK is a delicate procedure that not all urgeons are
equally qualified to perform. Befo~ trust1n~ )Our eyes to any
swgcoa, you should ask the foDowlng qucsnons:
• How mmt.)' RK cases #ult.·~ you don~?
• How ntt111y of yow palimlS an stting '10140 or bmter a
y~ II/In IN RK? . .
• Do Y"" ~ ""' RJ( palimlS who an ~'illtng ro UJlA: ro ~?
• H11tt ""' l4kat 4111 R K COUTU'!
• l>o 10fl lftlClt R K?
• H~youp~artidnonRK?
If you would like more information about Radial Kerato-
tomy. please call the Orange County Eye_ Surgical Center. We
will be happy to answer any of your que5bOOS.
Ow pC1 ,, E,eSuiJlmlC1ztn
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e1a IY llllY CITI
Corona del Mar wins two more on eve of le-gue play
BY ROBERT CRABBE
A powerful Corona del Mar
offense and an even stronger
Cd M pressing defense last week
def cated Irvine 59-45 and con-
tinued to succeed. crushing
Woodbridge, 70-49 in non-
league play.
Marcus Muller-Stach.
dout player, was 8 for 15 in the
first half and was 6 for I 0 in the
second. not to mention bis 6
takeaways and numerous
rebounds and assists.
"We're not just a one-man
team," said Cd M Coach Paul
Orris. "If a team tried that
(defense) on Marcus. they're
giving up something somewhere
else. Darren bas been very
unselfish on the side, setting up
Marcus and taking bis shots
when they come to him ...
Chris Bums(3 for6) and Chris
Hook (7 for 13). tired but
aggressive, did an excellent job
of shutting down Mike Herring
and Chris Nonon again contri-
buting to the fantastic f uU press
defense.
Against Woodbridge, CdM
played much the same way but
it seemed apparent that coach
Bill Shannon was determined to
cover Muller-Stach just as Irvine
double-teamed and well guarded
throughout the entire game. was
all but shut down by a heavy
Irvine dcfcme, Mike 01tourk.e
and Mike Macinnes. But what
Irvine, and many ethers before
them for that matter. found out
was that Cd M ( 134) is more
than just a one-man team.
Although they did bold Muller-
Stacb to 2 for 6 in the first half
and 6 for 13 in the second, the
Vaqueros failed to recognize
Darren Morris as a hazard.
Morris, a 6-0 senior and stan-
Sea Kings high in co1ches' poll
The Corona del Mar boys'
basketball squad bas been rated
number four in the CIF South-
ern Section's 3A division in the
annual pre-season coaches poll,
it was announced last week.
The Sea Kinp ( 13-4) were the
top-rated Sea View league team
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on the coaches' list, although
two other Sea View Schools
were rated in the top I 0 i.n the
division-Tustin (seventh) and
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had.
Woodbridge trailed closely
throughout the first quarter with
Muller-Stach missing 75 percent
of his shots. But as the second
quarter began Muller-Stach
maneuvered around defenders
and managed to score 12 points
for 10 shots on the night.
The second period started
with the score tied 12-12. CdM
played much the same as the first
and iocrrascd their &cad with
four successful steals by Muller-
'
Stach. Burns, Cole and Morris.
But then Muller-Stach
sprained bis ankle in a collis aon
with forward Rob Lee. ~ ilh
3:08 left in the half t)e time bad
come. Could CdM make it
without their super standout?
Yes. And to the dismay of Bill
Shannon•s Wurion, they did it
quite well After the accident
Woodbridge managed only two
more points by halftime while
CdM finished with 8-and four
different players scored.
Sailors buoyed by
back-to=back wins
BY DAVID Alstrom with 16 points and 10
CORUS-ROaalNS rebounds, Jim Gecrlinp and Bill
Unable to score off a slightly Gleason with 12 points. and
taller. and sharper. Newport Tyler ~oon with 9 points.
Harbor defense, Cosu Mesa Prior to the wino~ Mesa.
Higb•s Mustangs Jut Friday the Sailors downed the Orange
night allowed 20 Sailor points Hiab Puatllen Sl-41 with the
on free throws alone and in the belp of Gecrtina's IS points and
end lost 73-S I to the Tan, wbme Alstrom9a 12.
earlier win over Orange High Also making their presence
gave them sorely needed known were Drew Sheward,
momentum going i.ato the pme. nrttina 6 for 7 at the line, and
Tbe two teams wad bast.et-Tyler ~ooo with 8 rebouads.
to-batet early in the first quar-The Sailors thus entered
ter, but Newport soon moved iea,ue play this week with a
ahead for good. By the ball the record of 6-7, and Coach
Sailors led 37-2S, after the DeBust knows tJlat the quality
Muatanp brought a 16-point of 10me of the teams they'll be
clef'ICit down to 12. up apimt in the wceb to come
However Mesa never re-will call for 10me quality-play .
coYCrcd, trailing at one point in .. Tbe Sea View ii such a
the fourth period by 24 points quality leape a far at talent,
and giving Newport Coach Jerry and there are '° muy good
DeBusk reason to celebrale bis coacbn there, that we~ just
team .. sixth win. tryina to ao out and play aood "lliabt now, I just want to solid Ntketball and w what
eoj~ this," smiled DcBuat, who ~"Aid DeBust.
attributed the Sailor9s pmt IOltet He admits that since Sea Y1ew
th.is .-on to the hiab caliber te•rm are among the mo1t out-
of die teamt theyw played. standing teams in the are~
•we waen' really in a slump. loot.ma too far abe.t to differ-
1 tbaulbt we were playi9a real eat ldtoolt caa be a :-mpt-
aood talftit. real aood tee-It m.-e. •
.,.., t11at we .,., plaJial :tliie Slilon ao ap ~ t11c
Well,•.-Deh~ Umi•iiif .... T~ (II~)
~ to '9 CM'.;. . tomorrow aialat al Newport
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TUDD.A Y, DEC. 23 WM reported stolen from Whip-.,
C81MD pie's RQJthy Food located at
0930 -A car steRO valued at 1621 San Miguel
S230 .. reported atolm from 0930 -A typewriter valacd at
a a-. iD the 1600 block of Sl,000 wa reported ilOllCll from
Poimt S&afina. t. 1 Deaa Auto Servica located at
1200 -A Ma~ Ben!1M>od 4100 Campus.
orummt Yalucd at S40 .. 0930-Currency totaling $900,
reported stolen from a · car a bronze eagle valued at S780
pmbd ia the Waadiff Shop-and a glass depbaat valued at
piJll Cada. Sl2S were reported stolen from
1210-A ......U. ring valued Trifka and Treasures located at
• Sll,260 .. ~ stolen 1634 San Miguel
from ..... ;,, •• in the 3400 block ARlll'STS
olYaa Oporto. 021S -Stuart,, Thomas Lilias,
160S -Jewelry valued at
1
19~ of Newport Beach was
$5,700 ~ stolen from arratcd on suspicion of disor-
a raidence in the 1000 block of derty conduct.
West Balboa Boulevanl 1415-Frank Edward Oit~
1630 -Jewelry valued at •3, of Newport Beach was
SI0,000 was reported stolen arrested on suspicion of residen-
from Raff Jewelry located at #32 tial burglary.
Fuhion Island. THURSDAY, DEC. 25
16SO -A VCR valued at SJOO, CJUMl'S
a camera valued at SSS and a 1600 - A pune and contents
goJd nect.lace valued at SSO were valued at SJS-4 were reported
reported stolen from a residence stolen from!~ Sheraton Hotel
in the JOO block of 62nd Street. Restaurant located at 4545
ARRJ"Sl'S MacArthur.
0120 -Philip Louis Treviso ARRESTS
Jr., 38, of La Mirada was 2235 -Christopher Russel
arrested on suspicion of misde-Ihrig. 27, of Newport Beach was
meanor drunk driving. arrested on suspicion of disor-
0200 -Marcy McDanie~ 21, derly conduct.
of Huntington Beach was FRIDAY, DEC.1'
arrested on suspicion of misdc-CJUMF.S
meanor drunk driving. 0830 -Vandals reportedly
021 S -Therese Arcadia Black, caused S900 in damage to a boat
21. of Newport Beach was in the 1200 block of North
arrested oo suspicion of posses-BayfroDL
sion of amphetamines. 1650 -Vandals reportedly
104~ -Patrick Zane Glance, caused S2SO in damage to a car
23, of Sherman Oo.!..! was parked in the 2100 block of East
arrested OD suspicion of posses-Balboa Boulevard.
sioo of coaine for sak. 2100 -A car stereo valued at
WIDNESDAY, DEC. 2A Sl20 and a wallet and contents
ClllMES valued at SJSO were rcponed
oSIS -Car stereo equipment stolen from a car parked in the
valued at S600 and candlesticks vicinity of 62od Street and Sea
valued at Sl6S were reported Shore Drive.
stolen from a car parked in the AR.llESTS
4800 block of Survey. 1800 -David Alan Mcloy, 28.
0900 -Cm rcacy tot•ling S600 of Newport Beach was arrested
Oii ••;ricioa m •iedcm r•IMJll'
clnmt ctrmaa.
21 IS -Terry James Malo.y. •. m ea.ta Maa .. ••cAect . . "' . .._ OD -pecaon . -~-DOI
dnmt ctmiag.
2lOO -Boward Alim Gdf'aad,
21, ol lliwasidc ......... Oii
smpiaon of mildrmeanordnmt
ctrmea.
SATUaD.AY, DEC. rt
CllDIU
0100 -A camera valued at
SJOO was reported stolen from
a car parked in the vicinity of
Via Lido and Via Oporto.
0900 -Rims and tires valued
at SSOO were reported stolen
from a car parked in the vicinity
of 32nd Street and West Balboa.
lOlS -A car stereo valued at.
SJOO was reported stolen from
a car parked in the 1900 block
of 16th Street.
ARRESTS
0130 -David Paul Wilkerson.
20, of Corona dcl Mar was
a.nested on suspiciQn of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
SUNDAY, D£C. ll
CRIMl:S
0100 -Vandals reponcdly
caused $180 in damage to a car
parked in the 1100 block of West
Balboa.
0930 -Vandals reportedly
caused S 1.200 in damage to a car
parked in the vicinity of Onyx
and ortb Bayf ront.
030 -M ~s candy valued
at S90 was reponed stolen from
the Corona del Mar Main Beach
Snack Bai.
1530 - A rifle valued at $200
was reported stolen from a
vehicle parked in the 2SOO block
of East Bluff.
1615 -A camera valued at
$900 was reported stolen from
a bench in the 800 block of East
Ocean Front.
ARRF5TS
0100 -Laura Jean Cagle, 2•,
of Thousand Oaks was arrested
on suspicion of misdemeanor
drunk driving.
015.5 -Dale Edward Paquin.
53. of ewpon Beach was
arrested on suspicion of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
1325 -Hans Erich Rcic~ 25.
of Hunting.ton Beach was
arrested on suspicion of grand
tbef t of property.
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Weighing the _risks
<;>f the bond market
Wbene\'er you inft&t in cor-
porate or municipal bonds, you
asppne two kinds oJ risk.. Tbe
first is market risk, which means
th.al the price of your bond will
fa)] if i..at.m=st rates rise. YOU
must rely OD your own judgment'
and that of your financial con-
sultant to time your purchases
to reduce this risk..
The other risk is the possil>ility
that the issuer of the bonds will
dd'ault. To minimiu this risk
you can turn to objecti~ ratings
prepared by independent rating
agencies. The principal ODCS arc
Standard cl Poor's and Moody~s
Investor Service. Their credit
analysts assess the likelihood
that bond issuers will be able to
repay their debts, and they
assign a letter rating to cac1l
bond. The simple rule is that the
lowet bond issue ·s rating, the
higher its yield must be to
compensate inv~tors for the
increased risk .
Bond ratings have probably
ne~er been as imponant as they
arc today because default risk
bas increased in our financially
turbulent decade. Among the
'l-ell-known companies whose
bonds ~·en dowu,graded by the
rating agencies (al thou~ some
have since recovered) a.re
Chrysler. Ford and Interna-
tional Han-ester. And cw York
City's near-default m the mid-
l 970s, along with the more
recent outright defauh of the
Washington State Power Supply
System on some of its bonds,
have made safety something that
must be ~. rathel-than
merely assumed, when buying
municipal bonds.
You can minimiu risk by
sticking with what are called
"investment-grade'~ issues.
Under the SAP ~ invest-
ment grade means any bond
rated BBB OJ' better-that is,
AAA. AA or A. Moody's
in\'cstmcnt-grade ratings arc
those Baa or better-Au, Aa or
A. Conveniently, the two raring
agencies• systems. at leut for the
A and B categories, are compar-
able. So a bond rated AAA by
S&P is as safe as a bond rated
Aaa by Moody's.
Both systems ba\'C modifiers
within each ~ory-plus and
minus signs in the case of ~p.
I, 2 and 3 for Moody's. Thus,
an 54,P A-would be equivalent
to a Moody's A3.
In the lowest rankinp, the
systems differ slightly. S&P's
lowest rating is D. for defaulted
bonds with poor pTospccts of
recovery. Moody·s designates
defaulted obligations with a C.
lf you can afford only a few
I 11· 1••11
Understanding
Radial Keratotorny
Radial Keratotomy. or RK. is a delicate ophthalmic surgical
procedure which is used to correct the conditio~ of myopia .~
nearsightedness. Nearsighted indiVKluals expencnce bl~ ~-
ion when the\' look at objects which arc far a'l-·ay. This is
because the ey~ is too long or the cornea is too steepty curved ~
causing light rays to focus in front of the retina instead of
directly on it. .
Through Radial Keratotomy. t.he urg~n. tn:a~ thas prob-
lem by making eight to sixteen t10y ~d1~ ~os on the
outside surface of the cornea. These uny mC1S1ons cause the
cornea to flatten. thus partially or full~ correcting the myopia.
While Radial Keratotomy is usually perfonned to correct
nearsightedness. a modified \·ers~ of ~ procedure .can. be
used to alleviate high degrees of asngmausm. Astigmatism IS a
condition in which the ex>mea is irreguJarly shaped-more oval
than round. as it sbouJd be. Through the RK procedure. the
surgeon mates incisions v•b.icb flatten only part of the com.ca.
changing its abnormal O\'al shape to a more normal phencal
shape.
To be eligible for RK. you must be at least 1 )''Cars old.
have stable m)'Opia and be unable or unwilling to ~car contact
lenses andi orgla~. lbc actual Radial Kcrato~omy procedure
takes less than half an hour. If it is performed m an outpataent
facility. the patient can go home the same day.
RK is a delicate procedure that not all surgeons arc
equally qualified to perform. Before trusting your eyes to any
surgeon. you should ask the folkn\'ing question :
• How l'f'llUIY RK caus hav~ you doM?
• How """'Y of yow patjmls ar~ stting 20140 or ~r a
ymr tlfta IM RK? . .
• Do yot1 ~an RK patimls wlao arr •'illinl to &alk ID nv?
• H~ ~ lllhn a RK couru?
• Do ,a.. IOli:Jt R K? .
• Htntwt Y"" ~ artida on RK?
lf you woukt like more information about Radial Kcrato-
tomy. please call the Otaoge CoUn~ Eyc.Swg;cal Center. We
will be happy to answer any of your q..e5tlOaS.
Ot 1eC1 !) E,eSuiJk.llC It
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Gardea G1'0¥e~ CA 92643
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,_I J•llY 1l 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA ~"tt!itiAY
The latest in fashion is as close as the nose on your face
BY JUDY DUFFY
Not all the fashion around
town is banging from svelte
shoulders. Some of the jazziest
looks arc resting on sophisti-
cated no.ses. Glasses, be they
corrective or protective, clear,
tinted or sun-sensing, arc bot
fashion news for 1987.
Eyeglass frames follow a
fashion cycle just like hem lines
and torso lengths, according to
Sander Lausc~ owner of Con-
tinental ·Eycwcar in Corona del
Mar. With a cbuet:te ~showed
off the 04latest"' looks frouruamc
designers. The oldest baby-
boomcrs will see them as an echo
of the 1950s, jazzed up a bit
perhaps in brighter colors, but
1950s none the less.
"These arc fun glasses. People
arc enjoying them and that's
what counts," says Lausen ... The
big designen arc realizing tbat
people want fashionable frames
and the choices seem almost
endless."'
Designer frames costing up to
several bundre<l dollars are
available from na!ies like Oleg
Cassini and Pierre Cardin.
Deciding what the use of the
glasses will be before purchase
is a good place to stan when
making a selection, according to
Lausen. A wearer who wants
prescription sunglasses that will
spend a lot of time in brief cases
and purses would be well advised
to check into the new space-age
alloys which arc so popular in
the new f ramc styles.
Some of the most popular
frames that Lausen has seen
from 1987 arc:
Oleg Cassini's new unisex
frame made from a super-
lightweight material called car-
bonyl, a mixure of carbon and
nylon. Like most other frames,
they arc available in several
colors including a tonoisc shell
tone that is proving to be pop-
ular for both men and women.
Pierre Cardin Plus is a new
wire frame with a signature rope
design on the case and across the
brow of the frame. This frame
offers the new look ... side shields"
which enlarge the width of the
temple piece and arc especially
popular in sunglasses.
.. , strongly recommend that
any person who wears glasses of
any sort in Southern Calif omia
make sure they arc treated to
protect the eyes from ultra-violet
rays. If a frame with side pieces
is purchased, they should also be
treated for ultra-violet," said
Lausen. ·
Dunhill frames for men arc a
popular item at Continental
Eyewcar. A business-like,
sophisticated frame, they sport
a tonoisc shell look inlay at the
bridge and on the temple pieces
of the frame. The new Boeing
sunglasses by Carrera arc made
of a titanium alloy and arc
virtually unbreakable and corro-
sion f rcc, a plus for active men
who enjoy outdoor sports.
Nikon. the old standby in
optical products, has introduced
Carbomax, a graphite alloy
frame that is lightweight and
boasts a lifetime guarantee
against breakage. ·
For the ladies, Christian Dior
frames exhibit the grace and
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style that bas become a bafimark
for the designer while Lunettes,
a ~ look frame, is leading the
pack fbr "'in"' looks. Tura dis.-
plays a graceful fraDie with a
cloisonnc look in navy blue,
black and burgundy that is just
right for executive dressing and
moves well into the evening.
The rimless look for the ladies
is out. according to Lausen.
Instead of trying to minimize the
impact of the frames on the face
and total look, the new trend is
to make it an integral part of
the costume.
Several boons to the active
sportsman and woman are on
the market this year. The Aqua-
scc I I is a swim goggle which can
be fitted with corrective lenses
for the serious swimmer wbo is
tired of losina contacts. On the
slopes the Uvcx f oa Cree Racing·
Star ski' gogle also bolda pre-
scription Jemes while providing
good looks and fashion accents.
Rec Specs are for tb<>te who play
racquetball, tennis or any active
sport requiring good protection
as well as correction for the eyes.
With 30 yean of experience
in the optical business, Lausen
invites questions and is glad to
share bis expertise with anyone
who is looking to fill a special
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'Top Hats 'N' Tiaras' at U~I be'9afil
-r~ Bati 'N• Tw.• head-
lined tbe invitation. Al far u we
coaW ~ the only couples to
cmaform With the theme were
Cloaors. .,.arom and committee
mmaben Batt>ara and Ben Har-
ris.. Bea only took bis silken
Wonder off when doff'mg it to
the lovely ladies attending.
" Particularly Mary Ann Millier,
Bowl) Eric Nekon went for the
1970 Men:cda. And one only
wondcn What patroas Mary and
Roy Osterhout are going to do
with that caribou bead. •
On the stroke of midniabt. a
multitude of balloons were
released. So, guesta threw con-
fetti, blew noisemakers and
lifted their favor of engraved
· Harborlites
IY •IA VII IU•I
"" chair of this Mecticlat Research Outed crystal ftllcd with cbam-
and Education Sociidy (MRES) pagne to toast in the New Year.
party benefiting UC (rvine's
California College of, Medicine. More than three-quarters of
Llsted as a 66dyn..mte extra-the MRES supporters decided to
vapnza, • the evening fulfilled spend the night at the Irvine
the promise. Great entertain-Hilton and Towers, so naturally,
meat was provided, including a the revelry continued on into the
tango exhibition, after which . wee hours.
guests received special instruc-
tions on this complicated dance.
Terrific auction items were
snapped up-Allen Trider
seriously ponderidg the Circuit
City 41• screen for his wif c, Nila.
(Rave a feeling the TV was really
a toy for Allen. All the better
to watch the upcoming Super
A good time was obviously
bad by all, who are now looting
forward to welcoming 1988 at
.. Top Hats 'N' Tiaras." .. All
thanks," said the Millers, 66DOt
only to MRES ~patrons
and donors, but to a decbcated
committee,• consisting of Arlene
Allen, Joan Chelsy, V anea1
Dem-, Lori and Dennis Dano-
tre, Margaret and Frank
Greinke, Um, Phyllis and Bob -
Henderson, Donna Rix. J~b
Lancaster, Beverly and J oc
t .angley, Marg and ~Man
ten~ Jacque and RiCbard Mere-
dith, Gak Preston, Joyce and
Ken Redf em, Claudia Ro:x-
bur~ Ronna and Bob Scur,
Kay Vickery and hoporary
meinben Emma Jane and Tom
Riley, Harriet and Irv Wieder,
Suzie and Jack Peltason and
Gerald Weinstein. Imm --T•..,
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Harborlite
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Art League show this weekend on Lido
Student Lne
IY Pml llYll
No snow -doesn't fog Harbor
More than 200 oriainaJ worts
of art will be on display along
the cobblestone streets of Lido
Marina Village Saturday and
Sunday, Jan. 17 and 18. OriaUW
oils and watercolon may be
viewed and purchased from
10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
The -Oma Mesa Art League
has more than 300 memben,
many of whom display their
works in private galleries in
Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach
and throughout California.
•we do not allow prints or
lithographs to be displayed
during our art shows. The public
is attracted to" O'lf' art shows
because we always display orig-
inal works by local artists," said
show coordinator, Gretchen
Robb.
Lido Marina Village is situ-
ated OD the watetfroat OD Lido
Isle. Simply take Newport
Boulevard-.(SS) South, crou
Pacific Coast lfiahway. tum left
onto Via Lido, then immcdi1tdy
left apin into the Lido Marina
Village parking structure.
The Snow Ski Oub at New-
port Harbor High School
wrapped up their winter vaca-
tion on the slopes in Utah. The
skiers were in Salt Lake City for
eight full days of skiing at Alta,
Snowbird, Solitude, Park City,
Deer Valley, Brighton and Park
West. The lack of snow at the
ski areas didn' spoil the skiers'
fun though; those who decided
not to bit the slopes were found
at several parties at the hotel.
Not until six days into the trip
did conditions improve when a
storm bit Utah's Wastacb Range
dumping several inches of fresh
powder to ski on.
Meetings & Events
The trip has been so succe5sf ul
in the 'past that other schools
once again joined Newport Har-
bor on the trip, including Cor-
ona dcl Mar, Edison, Redondo
Beach and San Marino high
schools. Their next trip will take
them to Squaw Valley in Feb-
ruary.
Tlae Newport Harbor Ordlid
Society will meet Jan. 20 at the
Neighborhood Community
Center, 1845 Park Ave. in
Costa Mesa.
At 7:30 p .m., Art McCann
will lead an orchid culture with-
out' a greenhouse class, and at 8
p.m., guest speaker Ernest
Hetherington of Stewan
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Orchids in San Gabriel will
show a colorful slide present•
tion on the history of orchids.
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'Ille COllta Mesa Art Leape
Will sponsor a sidewalk art
show and sale on Jan. 17 and
18 on Via Oporto in Lido
Marine Villqe.
Local artists will be display-
ing artworks in varioys media
from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. on
both days.
For further information call
549-1597.
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will be held Jan. 20 from 6:30
to 9:30 p.m. at Coastline Com-
munity College-. Newport
Beach Center in Corona del
Mar. Diana Freyfop, prai-
dent of Freyf oglc Computer
Solutidm will be the imtructor.
Fee: SIS. For more information
call S46-7(IOO.
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To initiate their social
calendar for 1987. the OWLS
(retired Offacen• Wi'Va League
of Oraqe County) will join for
luncheon at Hotel ~ 42S
South Coast Highway. Laguna
Beach, OD Wednaday, Jan. 21
at 12=30 n.rn. A social hour at
11 :JO a.m. will precede the lun-
cheon which will be followed
by a abort businea mccriq
Bostcues are Eileen Ivey and
Wilma Sharp .
OWLS praidcat Mary Mohr -
invites all new mcmbien to par-
ticipate in tllcle nenta and in
aay of ti.e other .:tivitia
offered tiy die poup, iDduding
briqe, ..... bowliq. cndb,
tripa and dinina out.
For information call 640-
5198.
Week of _fanuary 11-18
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ComecdoD: California Contem-
porary Art", will display
throup ~ 31 at UC Irvine's
Fine Arts Gallery. Hours arc
noon to S p.m., Tuesday through
Saturday. Call 8~10.
•AYid• Art: Worts by Keith
Ferris, William S. Phillips, Craig
Kodera and Robert McCall,,.
throup Feb. 13 at Whitman
Galleries, 3S4S East Coast High-
way, Coronadel Mar. Houn are
10 a.m. to S p.m., Monday
through Saturday. CaJJ 675-
2478.
"Cali(or•la Contemporary
Artists: Lawrie Plncn "' will
display through March 22 at the
Lquna Art Museum•s South
Ken Tokash
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bonds (while bonds arc issued in
units of Sl,000, the usual min-
imum purchase today is SS,000),
you should emphasize quality
over yield. H you have substan-
tial funds to invest, can toltrate
some risk and want the bigbcr
yields that lower-rated bonds
offer, you might-with careful
guidance from your financial
consultant-buy a few issues in
the mildly speculative BB/Ba
category. Of course, a divcnifted
A bond portfolio can reduce risk..
Buying still lower-rated
issues-so-called .. hip-yield"
bonds-requires put telcctivity
and the commitment of a con-
siderable amount of tilne to
monitor your portfolio. You
should not put all the money you
bave available for 1peculatiYC
investments into one or two
b.iJb-yieldl. Instead, divenify
into at lean five issues.. Perhaps
the most practical way to par-
ticipate in this segment of the
bond market is via a mutual
fund, which spreads the risk over
a large number of issues and
provides professional manap-
ment.
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Coast Plaza Expansion location
inside South Coast Plaza Mall.
Houn are 11 Lm. to 6 p.m.,
Monday through Friday, noon
to S p.m. on Saturday and
Sunday. Call 4~S31 .
Worb by E='fllio V.uqaa and
Reary Codi•a will display
through Feb. 11 at the Newport
City Hall Galkry, 3300 Newport
Blvd. The gallery is open daily
from 8 Lm. to S p.m. Call 644-
3017.
MISC
-n.e Treames al Pen" will be
presented by Dr. Dwayne L.
Merry on Tuesday, Jan. 20 at
7':30 p.m. at the Sherman
Library. 2647 East Coast High-
way, Corona del Mar. His talk
will cover a journey from ancient
If you own any individual
bonds, even highly rated ones,
check the ratings periodically.
The Wall Str~~t Journal. under
the heading -Credit Ratings,"
and the fmanciaJ pages of many
other newspapen regularly pub-
lish small items on changes in
bond ratings, even minor
changes like the remo,vaJ of a
plus or a minus. (Of course, if
Q1e bonds of a major corpora-
tion are substantially down-
graded or upgraded, that usualJy
meriu a larger news story.) You
can find a bond's current rating
arcbeological sites to modern
day Peru. Call 673-2261 .
E•eats at die Oraqe COtlDt}
Fair1ro•a•1: lnter-Sbows
Motorcycle Speedway (Jan. 16,
6 p.m. to 10 p.m.); VW/Porscbe
Swapmcet (Jan. 17, 6 p.m. to 10
p.m.) Admission for both events
is S4 . The fairgrounds are
located at 88 Fair Drive in Costa
Mesa. eau 751-FAIR.
Los Aa1~les Lakers Bo•e
Games: Jan. IS vs. G<>ldcn State.
Tickets are $7 and up. Located
at Manche,1ter and Prairie
Avenues, Inglewood.
Celtic folk •lllic and sonp on
Irish instruments will be pres-
ented by Mick Maloney, Robbie
O'Connell and Jimmy Keane on
Jan. IS at 8 p.m. in UC Irvine's
Univenity Oub. Tickets are SS
to $8. Call 8~ 16.
E•enoa Strini Qautet will
play three Beethoven String
Quartets on Jan. 19 at 8:15 p.m.
in the Laguna Beach High
School Auditorium, 625 Part
Avenue, Laguna Beach. Call
494-2822
E•eats at tJae Oraqe Co.m,
Paformia& Ara Cater. The
New Y ort City Opera presents
Bizet's "Carmen .. Jan. IS and 17
at 8 p.m. "Madama Butterfly"
will be performed Jan. 16 at 8
p.m. and Jan. 18 at 7 p.m.
"Candide .. will be performed
Jan. 20 through 25. Tickets are
SI S to $47. Call 556-ARTS.
MUSIC
The Confrey Phillips Trio is
pcrf orming Tuesday through
Saturday nights at Zot's Lounge
in the Irvine Hilton and Towers,
17900 Jamboree Blvd., Irvine.
No cover charge. Call 863-3111 .
STAGE
"Tile Pirates of Pe•u•ce,"
Gilbert and Sullivan •s popular
operetta plays a-the Harlequin
in either SAP's Bond Guide or ___________ _
Moody's Bond Record at many
public h"btuics. You should also Ideas .
ask your financial consultant to • • • lfltlh t1tt drfltimu
alert you to ratings changes that
afl'ect your bonds.
If your bond's rating is down-
graded, discuss the situation
imnv.diatcly with your financia.I
consultant. Activity at the com-
pany will help you determine
wbetbcr to bold OD to the bond
or sell it and reinvest in a hiJbcr-
quality issue.
hn Toiah i.J a fuaanci.a t
coruuh.., wUJt SManon UJt.. •
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291~ Re<hll A•IOS coaa Mesa 714 641.m10
Playhouse Thursdays through
Saturdays through Feb. 14 at 8
p.m. and Sunday Feb. 8 at 2 p.m.
Tickets arc SS and $6. Call 6SO-
"Tlaree Posturds99 by Craig S269.
Lucas with music and lyrics by
Craig Camelia, through Feb. 8 .. Tne Wat,"' the stoty of an
on South Coast Repenory's aspiring screenwriter who lives -
Main.stage. Tickets are $17 to in his mother'• house will play
$24. Sbowtimes are 8 p .m., through Feb. IS at the GTowe
Tuesday throup-Friaay, 2:30 Theatre, J 28S2 Main St.,
p.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturday and Garden Grove. Tactets are SIO
2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. oD to Sl3. Call 636-nl3.
Sunday. Call 957~33.
"To ens. OD Her 37da ._.::
"M-*r at dte Howard J-... day" will play through Feb. 7 at
IOll\,"' a raucous comedy by the Westminster Community
Ron Clark and San Bobrict will Theater, 7272 Maple St., an
play at the Costa Mesa Civic Wcstminstcr. Call 995-4113.
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Seemingly this reporter was •
one of the very last people in
Newport Beach to discover
Newport Landing•s delights.
, When oversights exist, reme--
-dies are in order, and I made the
acquaintance of Newport Land-
ing shortly before the first day
of 1987. From acquaintances do
la rger things sprout. I have
added Newport Landing to my
list of local restaurants meriting
a repeat visit.
The interior design is tasteful,
reminiscent of the salon areas of
classic yachts, rich, yet warm,
inviting and comfortable. While
we wercn 't fo rtunate enough to
secure seat ing with a bayside
view, .the ambiance and easy
going atmosphere were so con-
ducive to good conversation that
chances arc we wouldn't have
taken ti me to do much sigbtsee-
mg.
Newport Landing begins the
--· meal fo r patrons with a salmon
mousse served as the order for
cocktails is taken. Our very
polite server indulged our desire
to chat before ordering and then
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smilingly put up with my reading
the entire menu several times
before coming to a decision.
While not multitudinous, the
offerings are fairly creative.
bordering on Calif omia cuisine,
but with a touch more of the
aaltyllack u.
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traditional. With such wondcn
as hickory roasted prime rib of
beef au jus with creamed horse-
radish and Calif omia fisher-
man's stew in a sourdough crust,
the menu merits careful perusal.
We settled on medallions of
abalone for my friend and grilled
mahi-mahi with coconut butter
for myself. The a la carte menu
off ercd a good selection of tasty
appetizers but the complimen-
t~ry mousse served us in that
direction.
Salad choices were abundant.
I consumed a large portion of
fresh spinach and sunchokes
(jerusalem artichokes) covered
with a delectable dressing of
walnut oil and hint of brandy.
A taste of the garden greens with
goat cheese dressing across the
table made me believe that while
my choice was good, my f riend-S
was outstanding. Sun-dried
tomatoes and a not too sharp
dressing made this salad a bcad-
turner.
The en trees served promptly,
we settled down to serious
business. 1be mabi-mabi was
delightful, not overcooked, and
covered with a sprinkling of
sweetened toasted coconut
which harmonized with the
goodly portion of coconut butter
served on the side for dipping
or pouring. This is not a dish
for those who are off ended by
sweet flavors with fi sh , but
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Acrosa the table the med~
lions of abalone disappeared
· amidst stops for oo(lina aDd
dhing. Chatting with Byron
Kough; manager, we learned
that these monels of heaven are
farmed specifically for the res-
taurant market and in very
limited supply. Newport Land-
ing is fortunate enouah to be
receiving shipments on a rqular
bu.is and the fairly hefty market
price of S27 .95 per platC is worth
every cent. Having been the
victim of touP, dried out aba-
lone, I shied away from this item.
I changed my opinion pronto
after one bite {all I was offered)
of these baby abs. Jt•s worth the
trip down the Peninsula just to
savor these beauties.
Desert consisted of double
chocolate cake across the table
and white chocolate mousse
sauced with tangy raspberries
and topped with a hefty sprinkle
of toasted, chopped hazelnuts on
my side. Delightful, beady, stuff
which probably shot my diet
pians into a hat for at least 48
houn.
Wandering upstain after our
meal we got an idea of why
-Newport I .anding has become
such a popular local night spot.
We picked up a copy of the
newsletter for December and
found several reasons to return
soon. Sundays offer Roland
Harvey and his Trinidad/
Calypso Steel ~Band, while
every day is a day to benefit from
a mcmbenbip in the Newport
Landing Yacht Club. We"ve
added our names to the mailing
list so we 'l1 know all the details
for the Super Bowl party well
in advance of that auspicious
occasion. While I was slow to
find Newport Landing, ifs said
that the best is worth waiting for.
Could be.
Newport Landini, 503 £.
Edrewaur, Newport Beach
(IVXI to IMferry landing). 615·
1373. Full bar. Oyster bar.
Lunch. dinner and brunch. Most
major cndit cards. ReMnationJ
r£commardnl.. A la earn mmu.
Dinner for two, food only, no
ap~tizn from about UO.
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BY JACI HOLLAND
Leave it to South Coast Rep-
ertory. From its beginning it was
never afraid to take chances, and
once again it proves that theater
demands challenges if it is to
succeed.
The new play on the main-
stage is "Three Postcards, u
written by Craig Lucas, who
wrote last year's highly success-
ful .. Blue Window." His newest
effort is a musical play about
three women who meet afler a
long absence to renew their
friendships and trade gossip.
The women off er occasional
insights into themselves, and
entertain a waiter who joins in
the camaraderie to the point that
be sits down and dines with
them. It is all very casu~ very
sophisticated, and very real.
Does it all make sense? For
the m0$t part, yes, but do not
try to analyze the plot because
it is practically non-existent.
This is not a plot play.
It is an altogether new kind
of theater we are seeing here,
with some highly mesmerizing
songs by Craig Camelia, who
also acts as the pianist for the
dinner hour. It is his music that
gives the play its distinction. In
a way the songs illuminate the
characters and in other ways
they arc sort of integral exprc$-
sions pf life itself. It is a musical
score that is as unique and as
compelling as the characters
themselves. The lyrics arc merely
greaL
Nothing happens when the
women get together. No earth
shaking problems arc presented.
At some moments it hits a chord
of some pain in the women. It
even bas a moment of sexuality
between the waiter and one of
the women. But it is only a brief
encounter, not meant to be
lasting or of signal importance.
Lucas has a knack of letting
bis characters avoid deep and
significant psychological prob-
~
ing. He is simply dishing out a
slice of life as seen through the
women who trade views, atti-
tudes, and yet do not let them-
selves reveal too much of what
niakes them individuals.
The setting is startling and
high!y theatrical using a raked
stage of three different plat-
forms. In one part the central
platform divides into three parts
to accentuate the women in
individual scenes. A kind of
highlighting and most eff cctivc.
In the upper level is the grand
piano. The platforms arc black,
with glass-like surfaces. The
lighting by Debra J. Klettcr
brilliantly accents the striking set
by Loy Arcenas. It is a techni-
cally superb offering.
Brad O'Hare is the waiter and
is superb in his low key and
sharply-edged comments. Craig
Camelia is the pianist and plays
bis own music with a sense of
devotion. Jane Gallaway is Jane,
loud, outgoin& frank, direct.
Maureen Silliman plays Little
J anc and is both f ragilc and
lusty. Then there is Karen Trott
as ICC., who, in contrast to the
other two, is less explicit and
equally intriguing.
Norman R ene', who also
directed .. Blue Window," directs
with a kind of assurance and
originality that brinp the play
a special allure. He is an excit-·
ingly creative director. ,.
Plays Tuesdays through
Saturdays, 8 p.m. Matinees 2:30
p.m. Saturdays and Sundays
with an evening performance on
Sunday at 7 p.m. Ooses Fcb.8.
This one is going to be the
most talked about play of 1987.
For the traditional-minded
thcater-gqer it may be a bit of
a -mystery but to those in $CMCh
of something new. this is for
them. It runs 90 minutes with
no intermission..
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Princllon Theological Conleren• held in Newport focu111 on go1l1
BY PEGGY DARNELL
He was president of a major
bank at age 35 . He had achieved
much in the way of the common
world's definition of "success."
He was excited to show his shiny
penthouse office to his Midwest-
ern father. His desk was free of
papers and in perfect order, since
he was so well organized.
"Doesn't loot like you do
much," his dad said. Certainly
not the response the young
banker expected.
Eventually the banker, at age
45, bad a religious experience
and changed his lifestyle to one
which, for him, was more mean-
ingf uJ. He quit bis job and used
his financial expertise to help the
homeless to get back on their
feet.
Early last week, Dr. James
Loder, professor of philosophy
of Christian Education at
Princeton Seminary was in New-
port Beach to speak at a con-
ference sponsored by St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
for clergy and lay persons to
benefit from the Princeton
Theological Seminary Center of
Continuing Education.
He gave the example of the
banker as an illustration of the
immense focus many have on
achieving and how it affects our
lives. He stressed that while
achievement is good, it is the
.. addiction.. to it that creates
pro blems for many people.
Pro blems that include relation-
ship problems within families
and with co-workers, and feel-
ings of emptiness instead of
satisfaction with our efforts.
Loder jested that be found
Princeton to be a great place to
study the overachiever.
.. The aim of life and the spirit
is to learn to give love and why
it is hard to say, •1 love you; ..
he said. The answer, according
to Loder, is the fear that we feel
that absorption in another may
in some way take away from
o urselves. There is the worry,
.. Will I experience some loss as
the result of investing a lot
emotionally in this person? ..
Loder prefaced this idea with
the way an inf ant begins life in
his or her first year. He said it
is a developmental answer based
on Renne Spitz' observation of
inf ants. The first major area of
organizating personality is at
three months of age, when the
child focuses on the human f acc
and gives a purposeful smile to
his primary caretaker, usually
the mother.
Ther~ is powerful imprinting
that takes place at this time, a
cosmic ordering and self-
affirming. At six months, there
is awareness of others and anx-
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Prayer To
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•· SI. I*· llelfer el die •••eleee.•rat*•· Say this prayer nine times a day and
by the 8lb dlly your ....,. will be
wwered. It hM M'ftl' been tmown
to fail. hblic:8tioG ....... promiwl
......... s. ...... -...... MW
Lunch menu
The lunch menu for Newport-
Mcsa public schools, the week
of Jan. IS to 22, is as follows:
Tllunday, Ju IS: Hamburger
--------------------~---.. with catsup and fix.ins, french
~nbip aftd hear this prKtical,
Chn..cc..ucd. Wl»lica.I m a .
"ORDINARY PEOPLE MAKE
WONDERFUL DISCIPLES"
fw..rtt lt27·ll)
7•10 P.M.-s..M,. ~ ......._,
fries, chocolate pudding and
milk .
FrWaJ, .Ian 16: Oven fried
chicken. tater tots with cat.sup,
chilled peaches, buttered french
brad alid milk.
..... Brilce ,,..,...._
Mo .. a7, Jaa. It: Martin
Lutber ~io1, Jr.'• birthday
oblawd. Public holiday •
kf •J8w7ll,198'1 • • J ..... s ,.,.... a.JO ... IO.a5A.M. ...... ,, ... ~ .....
icty begins to appear, there is a
presence of an absence, perhaps
the mother and therefore a sense
of inner loss. At 14 months, a
reaction-formation takes place
that helps to cope with this
anxiety. It is often here where
the inf ant gets an idea of .. No!"
.. It is," according to Loder, .. a
cosmic longing for a face that
will never go away, in this case
a longing for .. he face of God·
that is inherent in each of us .
Without this in our lives,
achievement never satisfies,
overachievers cannot give or
m::eive loft. The real 1C111C of
achievement is not pouible
became all the energy we spend
in •achieving' in our 1uccea
oriented society. we would lib
to feel is the product of our just
'being' that that would be o.t.
1be stress of doing better or
even maintaioina does not allow
the face of God in our liYCS which
takes away the ability to love and
that is really the motivation for
our existence. The paradox here
is the fact in our punuit of a
basic need we are making sure
we do not achieve it by over-
achieving behavior."
Loder added that our self-
destructive nature of complain-
ing and rebelling was illustrated
in the Old Testament. when
people who were wandering in
the desert with Moses began to
complain. Serpents weTC sent.
biting them. Moses was
instructed to make a bronze
serpent on a staff and when he
touched a bitten pcnon be was
able to heal.
The lesson here, said Loder,
was that the curse and the cure
is together just as it was during
the time of crucifixion of Jesus,
when an innocent man was tried
and killed on the cross. A~
the curse and the cure togtber.
.. His love went to great extremes
to_ give us a chance to change
our minds about what direction
we choose to be born anew," said
Loder.
.. When Jesus Christ becomes
the face that wilJ never go away, ..
said Loder ... 1/un it is possible
for real love."
Organ concert at SI. Andrews
An organ concert featuring
Steve Pilington and Chuck
Sundquist is scheduled for Sun-
day, Jan. 18 at St. Andrew\
Presbyterian Cbun:b in Newport
Beach.
Pilkington is the regular orga-
nist at St. Andrew's, while
Sundquist plays at the Fint
Presbyterian Church in Santa
Ana.
The program includes Origi-
nal Works and Transcriptions
by Ferde Grofe, Rutta, Jongen.
and John Philip SoUIL The
concert features worts for 4
hands and ~ feet played on the
92 Rank Casavant Orpn in the
St. Andrew•s Sanctuary.
Tbc public is invited to attend~
No tickets arc required but a
freewill offering will be taken.
Call the music offtce for in.for-
mation at 532-3821.
St. Andrew's is located at (IC)()
St. Andrews Road in Newport.
Temple to hold adult classes
Temple Isaiah of Newport
Beach (Conservative) will offer
again this year again an adult
education course consisting of
six sessions in basic Hebrew
Writing Skills.
Rabbi St.even D. Schatz will
be the instructor. The class will
be designed for beginneg.
Repuation can take pt.ce by
calling the temple office at sq.
6900 OT ~7512. or at the class
which will take place every
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the
temple's place of wonhip: 2401
Irvine Ave., in Newport Beach .
(Back Bay) c/ o the Harbor
Christian Church. The firllcllss
will run through Feb. 17 ..
A fee of SIO will be charged
to members of the temple and
S20 for the aix lessons fM non-
manben.
ELIZABETH HOWAJlD'S CURTAIN CA.LL
DINND TIIEATaE
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~ eo.. .... _..a __ 0 _,..1. N....,nnirf Beach, California (?l4) 631 .. 2880 piua, to1aed aalacl, ora•se
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+ Mmlllf Ii. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSeGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY ... II
Dall & cm .......... 124 ........ Rooms 413 TIANIPOllTATION
CLASSIFIED INDEX
MEllCHANDISE
1•1 ES & SERVICE . AllliClli.. . . . . . . • • . . . • . 8()8
ApsJli911C::es ••••••••••• 806
Appliances Wanted .•. 8"1
~k: ....... : .... 825
Birds •...•••••..•.•.• 826
IEALESTATE
tiot8ts .....•..•.•.••• 416
tndustriat • • . • • . . • 506
If Mittie Property •.••.. 509
. lake Shafe Property 515
Lots for Sale ........•. 51 O
Mobile Homes ..•.•••. 917
Airplanes ..•..••••••. 900
~Ct¥sic:Car ... 912
~ tor Sale •.••••.• 910
ANNOUNCEllENTS'
~ •••.•.••••• 2()1() 8-ulr Aids •••.••..•• 213
Cent d Thinks ...•... 201
CeaTt ••• y Lats .....••. 201
Florilts •••••.•••...... 207
BUSINESS
Ima I tn IMtS .......... 828
Money to Loera •••••••• 605
Money Wn.d ....... 606
()pportunities .••.••... 700
Opportunities wtd ..... 7~
EMPLOYMENT
Aeeft(:ies ••••••.•••••• 300
Opportunities ...•..... 305
Prepamion ...••.•... 307
Auctions •.••.•••.•... 814
Buildinl Maiteriaa •.••• 817
BuSineu EQuipment 818 c... Equipment •.. 819
Coins/Stamps ......•. 813
Fll'l1itufie-••.•••...•..• 800 FUJnituta Wanted •.... «>5--..
~Sales •........ 705
.Mwetry ••..•...•....• 812
Marine Supptys ....... 906
Misc. for Sale ......... 809
Misc. Wanted ••.•...•. 810
Musicat Instrument .•. 811
Office Equipment ..... 827
Pets & Supplies ....... 823
Aaelee .............. 511
AptS. Furnished .....•. 407
Apes. Unfurnished .... 408
Bide. to be MCMd .... 816
Business Property .... 500
Business Rentals ..... 421
Condos for Rent ...... 409
Condos for Sale ....... 507
Comnwciat Property 505
Desert Propes1y ••.•••• 513
Farms & Ranches ...•• 512
Gafllll!$ for Rent ...... 400
Houses for Sale ....... 508
Houses for Reot/Fum ·405
Houses for Rent
/Unfurn ......•...... 406
Mortpee & TD ....... «J1
MOtefs .......•.•..... 415
Mountain Cabins ..... 422
Offioe Space ..•...... 420
Out of St.ate Prop ..... 514
Rut Estate Wanted ... 518
Rentats to Share .....• 412
Real Estate for Xcht ... 517
Real Estate Loans ..... 600
Rooms for Rent ....... 41 O
RESORT PROPERTY
for Sale .............. 418
Rentat ••.••.....•... 417
406-ttom.!RenV 40IAJ•b•••
Autos Wanted ........ 915
Auto Parts & Tires .... 907
Auto Repair /Dom ..... 913
Auto R~ir/For ...... 914
Boats ................ 905
Campers ............. 919
Forei&n & Sports ...... 911
Mopeds .............. 909
Motorcycles & Bikes 908
Motor Homes ......... 916
SERVICES
Schools ...........•.. 608
Situation Wanted ..•.. 308
409-Condoa
_Directory Of
Business Services
SOUtt1 = Treasure Island home on
ocean front ~
furnished gJ, bedrooms. $~. ner (714) 4 3236
Unf.
u'Ct, le'A!I. 3 bedroom, 2 ocean/canyon s~.~=r= cnaBeech
Una. for Rini
Roommate wanted, lmmac. Qiih 2 fidml.
OCMn-tAew South Lal· 2 ba, dbl~·~ jac. unaHouse= Non-tennis. r1y rental,
smokinf;.&)> ional $1000/mo. Open lt30 to
o~ mont~ 1. Avail now 213--258-
i utilities. 4 5479
•' \
•Art
ART
AJvw · Delacroix $200.·
$800.855-0938
eCutlDlll
LMdlc .....
CUSTOM LANDSCAP·
ING OESIGHS-Spri~
systems installed/
repaired/cleanur,s/
haulawar/lic & ns. 535-061
CLEANING UNLIMITED
For exc elence in house-cl~ prowidinl all
supplies inchdrw vac-
TNSt*fthy & ._._
ble. Call --for esti-mllils.. ..
546-3726
300='81ncl1J
COMPANION AID£ with
nursin1 ~ce ~for COU·
pie or sinsle . Will
care for~ in my u· tiful~rs.
..........
Full Spectrum Bldrs.
Room additions. remo-delia& kitcttels. a.ths. deck$, incl: carpentry,
interior/exterior paint· ifw. ...... !. ... tilq & nwble. Lie "490023.
493-0411
EARN XTRA MONEY FOA
XMAS! MARKET THE
MOST EXCITING JEWELRY IN YEARS.
SHORT CUT TO
FRANCE. Goin& to
France? Tutorin1 & Translation SeMci for
traveler, Businessman.
& Studn. Michel 662·
3256
WOROPROCEss.NG
AJI areas al business
~~
•Woeclpioc 111in&
-OUR JEWEl.RY ts SEEN EXCfl t ENT WAGES for spare time assembly
work; etecbOI Mes. crafts. o.t.s. Into (504) 641 ·
0091 ext 1238 7 ct.ls
We need nsistaAc:e in
~Md respond-
TEl.EMARK£TING
$7.50 • Sl3/hr Pwmann PIT ct.v & .. ~ ...... -. tar nan-IJf'Ofit ~ Gnllltpmy.
pM hrs. conv. HB loc.
(Beach at 405). Call
Linda 1-a>o-327--4080 -
ANSWERS TO
LAST WEEK'S
PUZZLE
ON OVER 30 1V SHOWS WEEKLY ANO SOME Of
TH£ MOST POPULAR TV
STARS HAVE PUR·
CHASED THE JEWELRY FROM US. THIS NEW
ORANGE COUNTY VEN-
TURE IS YOUR OPPOR· TUNITY TO DO SOME· THING EXcmNG-HAVE
FUN-ANO MAKE LOTS
OF MONEY. TO VIEW
THIS EXCITING
JEWELRY OPPORTUN· ITY CALL: 714-476-5005
:1,. '°·daily work AIPOttS ~==!: exf>!t'tenee necessary;
Paid to complete tr.in-.... wen at home. For
information send seff.
addressed, stamped
envek>pe, 9~ inches
FEDERAL. STATE & CML lcq to: AWGA. Dept E
SRYC. JOBS $15,414 to BOil 49204, Atlanta. GA
SS& 785 .. now hirirw. 30359 Calf Joll'uNE 1·518---Enthusiastic Mp.
459-3611 Ext. F2954 for Wanll!ld for busy Balm I~ swimwell mn. OJrDct
AIRLINE JOBS .t!·7~7 ~d?1~/yr~ Htr· . '-"'L.L JOB LINE l ·
5 8-459-3535 ext
A2954 for info 24 hrs.
Alison (213) 546-586§
Household help ~
for family al 4. l.aundfy, i~ some lite house
keepi,._ PIT ref 642·
2990
San Oemente Inn Time Furnished house. winter 2275E~ Capisbaoo a.ch T awn-
lease, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, ~ $1,000 plus talce . Dana ~ Lwee 2 bed-house. Walk ID 8-ch.. 3
3 decks, 2 dini,_ rooms over low payments. bedrooms, 2~ baths,
fabulous ocean view' Bonus time included. room, 2 bMh apll'tJnenl family & dininc room 492-5501 Fi~. dishwasher, =7 $1500 month. 4.BEDROOM 2-bath ~-refnaerator. $850 no areas, fire~. bal·
2 Laeuna ~ts. 498· 1917; 661· CO!fff /view. ,.... una Hills, fenced • ~12 dishwasher. 2-car att·
close ID tennis courts. ached prap. $1,100 406-~ $1,200 includes l:ar· 2 Bedroom. 2 bath & monthly f:us sec~ studio with ocan view. Unf. dener. Anna 643-31 3 Dana Point, $785 & depcsit ( 13) 431-
Ocean Veew Dana Point $750.493-6579 For Rent Prestiaious
Capistrano Beach. Beau· Duplex 2 bedl~ Like new studio with loft. Palm Valley CoUn~
tiful ocean view. 3 bed· loft. 2~ baths. I blocks from ~·s Club. Palm Desert.
rooms, 2~ baths, 3 fire-dryer hook<>St. Gare & main beach. 5 / Bdrm + den wk1I1
places. 2 wet bars. ~rd $1, . Drive by montNy. 497-6199 Monthly. 714-895-79 6
Gardener included. 3771 =a· Dana days
$1.800. (714) 661-9520 Point 49 1 409-Condaa 410-looml forlenl for Rent House 3 bedrooms. 2 North Lacuna House 3 Newport I eeacfi-New baths. Mission Viejo, air, bedrooms. 3 baths plus Roommate wanted for new carpets, floors & den. Fireplace, decks, furn. 2 ~ 2 ba. dbl my beautiful house in e:int Laree fenced yard. praee. Modem. Cliff Dr. m:~~~ ~ Hitts & Mission ery clean. $1.200 across from oceanfront. Vi furnished $295 + monthly 830-1715 $1.850. 497-1020 l'f utilities. 586-8672
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
l. Refu~
6. Plots stUICJ..'f
1-0. Fu~ ( sbn,;)
14. A tourc~ of oil
1). N~gkct
t 6. To whc:ttJ Slde
17. Aspects
18. Appra~
19. IUrnput t ttnch
20. Golf nccJ
21 Afternoon partlM
2 3. N"'5 source
n . Author. C P.
27. EIC'VateJ r.a1IRX1ds
28. Putty
19. Eveq1hin~
.\I H0tst1 ns: cr;iM
n . Pby,:rourkl item
\8 Prl4VinoteJ
·\O . John _
4 I. Enp~ foni.-00.:
42. Single
43. Yun 4>. Girrs~
46. Oosc tic
47. Cavitin
48. Speak o(
) I PoJ ,.~~'<'t.a.ble
H . S&.ill
z. s • .. ,,
lO
H PttWu F ttne.b cotn
n . Ch.Ulm~
~9. J~t'I box
62 Brau
64. Chum
6~. Gram
M . lnm1n~
(.S Hot md btt in1:
70. Smell
7 1 P.ar~J,~
71 W~foot~ fowl
1~ c.i~
7 4. Cozy rooms
n Possnsor
DOWN
I . Throngs
2. F<>tt11,-ner
\. Tck\·1s1on
4 A<trns Arden
~. La'~
6. Lcuon
7. G3lht-r
8. Pl.ice ( oc orchnr ra
9. Walked
10 Va.n-hkc rttrtthon vducle
I l . M~ecuul plint
I 2. Prox1nute
I } Plues
22 Mor.ay. for~
2-t Vm11bte
26 W'11k through •.ate<
""'°.Gui~
l I u,.:.AI JOC'Wllffi1
\2. Pop htro
\\ Center
\4. lte~15t~rs. Ul music
\~ Prdensc
\6. . ...~
\7 0.1-nch n~tion
\H OivinJt btrd
19 T~'em
4 ~. Proooun
.u leip1n1t J.mptubun
46 anbonJ
49 CoUMon
)0 An~r
~l. Youn~ ~.al
H Bc.wriful Wonwl
)4 Prophetic siplS
)6. Dens protector
H . Boost
)8. Church olf'nr
>9 HatYUt
M . Assuunt
6 1 Nat1,·e of Abttdttn
6 \ Stuch from palm tren
6 7 Lyne poem
69 M1llc·Ji!" 1n~ ininW
II 11 IJ
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,_ II MllMIY Ii. Im THE ..wPORT ENStGHICOSTA MESA NEWSllAVINE TODAY
41111£ •• ..... 517.
C1aJ11tlMln
517.
C1a•1•d.-
514-0ut of .... ••1atlr ..
Room.Mte Wanted to
share Balboa Island
duplp M OI F. 859-1390
OI 675-9048; Responsi-
ble penat.
WEST EUROPEAN MAN. -
40+ ~loyed, quiet.
~ 'no ancs. shilht. .... tD shwe
res. ... CdM. Lewe ms&. tar Dick, 760-7132
417 l11Dlt ....
Lacuna Niauef Condo. Lowest priced (2) bed-
(2) baths . Crys. ~ay. Assu~at>le
9.67% loan. Tastefully
u0£raded. Open-house 12-noon-5 p.m. week·
ends. $1011700. (714)
495-0222. 45 Pear1 St, Laauna Niguel
Costa Mesa Home ·
Pool/Hot Tub, Family Room, Bar, flreplace. 3 bedroom, 2 bath.
$148,000. 645-4511
......
FOXES FOR CHRISTMAS
-2 new Nol 1111.-, red
fox vests. Small and
medium. $375 each.
364-9247 OI D•tene at
work 751-29n
BEAUT1FUL EUROfl£AN
VIOLIN, w/bow, ~
KClllCllia ~Ill • $1!500. ~ $1200 obo.8J8..5792
MAGNIFICENT NATU·
RAl P£ARl Nttl<lAC'L 8
plus mm wMtl dilmal• ~ 24K,f';I ciunlt .. Plftdlr ... °"" a&oft $10,000. 494-
1991
t tedh)i. adorable. Shih--=--~-== SAVE $1000's! "'How to . for seniors. Pllly-
Sell Your Own Home" J:r°~ for children.
book tells all! Send Hurry only 4 Al9dv to
Sl0.00 + Sl.00 ~ to be .-.... Dec. 12th.
llO. er.wford.P.O. Ball $275 w:h. 492-5503
3042.0ntn>.C.91761 _ I IRUI~--~· _
SERVING THE NEWPORT HARBOR AREA •
----------------------~---------
CUSTOM
EUROPEAN
CABINETS
Best Quality & Price
James O'Connell
Cabinet Broker
Finish Carpenter
714·898-7663 uc # 450186
DESIGNER CARPET
At Discount Prices
· FINEST QUALITY
Wide Price Range
from $7.95 · $31.95 sq. yd.
B & B Interiors
640-6985 644-9886
Patio Covers-Decks
Complete Remodeling
Licensed
Quality Work-Reasonable
714-758-9088
Clll.ICME
HOUIEIEEPOI ..
Avei .... now.
U..Wout.
N8nnys. Compeniona.
Ha. ...:t1111ing.
,,...,... UC. .... Bonded
171411•.a ... , .....
1241 W. MDn. SA
uu-••LIEll. ..
OFFERtHG:
• Room Additions
• flemodeling
• K*=hens & a.,
• Plllio Cowers a Deeb • Doore. w ...... & ., ....... ~...._ ... .......
Quelily Wort a Low Pric:9
Prot111 ·c-• .,...,,,..._ 8etwice ... .-. ...,.....
PATIO COVERS-DECKS
COMPLETE
REMODELING
LICENSED
QUALITY WORK
REASONABLE
714-756-IOll
·-------------------------
• REMODELS • REPAIRS Ron's RESIDENTIAL VTR LEGAL PROBLEMS? COMMERCIAL ROOM ADDITlllS Handyman Service LANDSERVICE DIYOICE/SUPPOllT /CUSTODY ,.... .......
REMODELING Full ••"'-confrecfot & -~·,..,. ,,.....,., eon.......f1'U MNb ,_...., on...,,
Dock Repair
TfM T,.,... ERNEST L BISHOP
"You deal directly Job. No.,_ Too._. c,.,..._u,. ATTORNEY AT LAW Crtm1naf. divorce
with contractor ... ...... personal 1n1ury.
WOODLAND BUILDERS au.lityWon FREE ESTIMATES .,.,,...,.,.. bankruptcy
Reelonllbly Priced ~L.wldtc••• ATTORNEY 633-4113 FAIR PRICES 714-553-0344
S..$.Alft6, 0 • 714. 147•1701 714-752-0308 t•C•J4 7~18 BONDED 675-7641 E~dee INIT'IAL CONSUL TATI~ fREl ...,.. 131-6424
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McManus. Marine
Maintenance
•Hull Cleaning
•Waxing • Mechanecal
•Detailing ~Electri~at
•Generator
•Diesel Specialist
IS0-1240
ABC
'MOVING
•quick/careful
•courteous
0 reasonable rates
552-0410
Tl38046
DYllAWTY
MD-
RIGHTWAY
*PAINTING*
•Homes
•Offices
•Non-Skid
Pool 09ck1Patio
•Parking Lot Stripping
•Wedo it am
1--.1 .
.
' "'GRAbqATE
STUDENT.. PAINTERS"
I
Interior, eX1ertor1, 12 yrs. exp.
Xlnt. WOt'll at r11•~ ,....,
Available tmmediatefy. Call
Oougno.et•
u. •• .., ... T'MMoel~_.
..,......,.,..~win .-...-.
..... ._ .... YW"'lnaasca •
ODIMtrUll P I 2* 17 S I
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&.-WllW ........ .....
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dak'S...._1&:0AAHGE
COUNTY IRtOAL CONHE~
TION, 2056 Tustin A"'8.,
Ne•po:rt Blech, CA 92660.
Mollie ....,_.I, 7056 Tus-
tin Ave., NB. CA 92660.
This business i1 con·
duct.ct by an individual. Si9'*': Mollie...,.,.....
Thi5 .....,,.,. was filed "'°' ... CG&lnty ~ of ~County on O.C.. 29.
1986.
Ale No. f'330642
1111/81115
1122 5846
WNOTa:
htiinOUI .. lllbl
· NW STATIMEJIT
The toMcMinl '*'°" is doins business es: COMPU·
TER EDUCATION NET·
WORK. 3114 s. Ramon..
S.U AM, CA 9'Z707.
ca.y c. 9fauffer, 3114 s.
Ramona, S.nte Ana. CA
91'107.
This business is conducted
by .,, individual. Sicnecf:
Gary c. Stauffer.
This statement was filed
-'th the County Clertl of
Oran1e County on
~25.1986.
file No. F327490
12125 1/1 1/8 l/15 5834
&-a:llU
fitiiliOU IU•lnt
NWl'fAlW
The faMowins penon is
doins busA-.s es 1. US.
ER'TV MORTGAGE CORPOR·
ATION 2. FEDERAL MORT·
GAGE CORPORATION.
1066 Santa Ana Street. ~·
una Beach. California
92651
Mohan:h Mor'Ple Cor·
poration, 1888 Century
Pattt £.est. Suite 1204, Los
Atw!leS. C.lifomia 90067.
This business is con·
ducted by a corpotlltion.
~ Monarch Mortpee
i.Qli ... IM$e.tdJ~ .......
fie'd, Ptesident.
This statement was fiaed
with the County Clerk of
Otance County on
December 23. 1986.
F330360
1/1 1/8 1/15 1/22 58'7
fl\J9UC NOTICE
F1CTITIOUS 9USINESS
MAME STAn:.NT
The foflowins C*'$Of1 is
doins business as: MZZ UZZ
OElfGN, 2245 Republic
Ave.. Costa Me5.a, CA
92626.
This busJne5$ IS conducted
by an individual. SCnecf:
Eliz:abeth F abJner.
This aat.-nent was fUed
with the County CJenc of
Or..we County on Dec. 29. 1986.
file No. F330641
1/11/8 1115
1/22 5843
1-21111
...-ICNOTU AChliOUI ., ...
NAMllTA.......,
The~.,.,_ ...
~~n:JAMES
"'°'9tTY MANAGEM£NT.
29 Sarena, Irvine, CA
92715.
KENNETH W. JAMES. 29 SMina. IMne. CA 92715.
Shsry A. JarNI, 29 Sar·
tn1. IMM. CA 92715.
...... first transaded
undlr ttMs buliNIS rwne
on New. 1, 1986. Sllnld:
Kenrwth W. James and
ShlnJ A..--.
Thia 2 ' rsll .. filed wfth the Counb Cid of Or.,.~ on Dec. 31, 1-.
File Ho. F331114
l/8 1/151122 1/29 5873 .. .,_
fit iii ..... llfllU
..... ITA1WllNT ,... ............. ... dmnl ........... .
sant.ac'cs i, lt700fair·
child. lrvfne. California,
90710
Gery L 8rinder1on,
19700 Falrchlfd, Irvine
c.ttf. 90710, Martin V.
--611M:ec:i9. eoror.
dlf Mir, CdlM•• m25. ........ Jll 'r-MI
1111( ~ ..... Qlllr.
ducted b;' a limlild C*tl'W·
lhq>. Slir'8d 6-y L 8rind-
et10n, ~ Pwtn..
This -....1*1t was filed
with ... County Clettc of
Qr.,_ County on Dec. 19,
1986.
F329897
1/1 1181/15 1122 5849
C.211U
flChiiOUI .. llEM
MAMl ITAlllmfT
The tolowint penon is
do1n1 butlness as HIS·
TORtC INVESTMENTS INC.
34242 Del Obispo, Dana
Pbint. Calif. 92629
HiAoric lrwwtments Inc.,
c.mamil. 23()15 Def Lte>.
Suite 02 141. Llllluna Hifls,
Caftf.
This business is beif'll
conducted by.,. individual.
Sisned Richard Hannon,
V'a President.
Thi$ aatement was ffled
• with the County Clet1c of <>ranee County on Dec. 24,
1986.
F 330426
1/1 1/8 1/15 1/22 5852
1.21197
PUaJC NOTICE
NO-m--a-cw Alfl.ICATION
TO IEU. ALCOHOLIC
80DMU
12-29-86
To Whom tt May t.oncern:
DENNIS, BERKELEY F. is
~to the Department
of Ak:oholic a..eraee Con-
trd to sett alcoholic bwef· ases at 4248 Martinple
Way1 Newporte.c:t\92660 -'th .. , .,. On s.te Gerlerat
~ Place license(t)
1/8 1/15 1122 5879
lt·ael
"*'C NOTICE
ACiiiiOUI .... OS
NAllESTA~
The foOo•ine penon is
dotn& business as: DANA
NIGUEL ANIMAL HOSPI·
T AL. 34181 Pacific Coast
Hi&hway. Dana Point. CA
92629
JOHNSON & FORBES.
INC.. a C.hfomia corpcn·
tion. 34181 Pacific Coast
H~. Dana Point CA
92629
Tt11s business is con-
ducted by,. corporattOn
The re1istrant com·
menoed to transact buSI·
ness under the f1dittous
business name or names
listed atxwe on 6/13/82
Seined: James f. Roberts.
attorney fof the corpom.on
This ~ was fiaed
with the County Clertl of
Orlnee County on Dec. 3.
1986.
File No. fl28100
1/1 1/8 1115 1122 5857
l~l
..u.JC NOTICE ncn1110U1 ~••m NWITAn:.JIT
The'°'~ persons ...
doint business as: DRY·
CLEAN U.S.A.·GATEWAY
CENTER, 24000Mic:M Pwtt-
.. y, Mission Viejo, CA
92691.
Wesley C. Wtnfree, 835 s. Gull lane. Apt C-3,
Mlaport e.cn, CA 92663.
Eloise G. WlntrM. 835
S.. Gull Una. Apt C·l,
N9wport e.cn, CA 92663.
This business Is con·
dua.d by husband ind
wife.
The r .. istrant com·
"*ad '° tr...a busi-ness undllr the fictitious
~ neme ar names
titilld ~on 12115/86.
~ W9sl9y c. W-tnfree.
This ............ -Ned with tN County Qerl of Or-. Couf1'Y on Oec. l 9.
1916.
F'lle No. F329902
l/1118 UlS l/22 5858
f
Tiie.., .... 4197-2 .
U.lla.111-1 T,.._ .. ..._,.1110
N011CI Of llUITIE'l IAL.£ YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST OR
MORTGAGE OATEO 7/26/85, UNLESS YOU TAKE'
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP£RTY, IT MAY BE SOLO
AT PU8UC SALE. 1F 100 NEED AN EXP\ANATlON OF
THE NATURE Of niE PflOCEEOtNGSAGAINST YOO, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 1/23/87, M 9:15 a .m. 0 .0.C., Inc., a c.litomill
~poration. as duly •Pl'Ointed Trustee ut1def Jnd
PtJrsuanl to Deed of Trust euc&Md by John Virtue and
Ddol95 Vtrtue, as T rustor for the beMfit and security
of NORTH AMERICA SAVINGS ANO l.OAH ASSOCIATION,
•~.as Beneficiary, •ecorded 7/12, 1985, ~
I ment No. 85-257533, of Official Records in the
of the County Recotder of <>ranee County, State
ifomia.
Will SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HJGHEST
BIOOER FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S CHECK (P9yable 11t
time of sale in lawf\lf money of the Unitllld Sllltes), at:
The front entrlftCe to the ~ Or.,. County Coult·
house. located on Santa Ana Btwj., bet een ~
St. & Bro.dway. s.m.. Ana, CA
all rilhtS. title and /interest NOOf"'"""lilel""~111t1 to and now head
by it under said Deed of Trust;., the property situatedin
said County and State described as:
EXHIBIT•A•
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
PARCEL 1:
Lot S of Tract No. 802, in the City of Newport BeadC:
County of~ StMe d California. a per mep recorded
1n book 24 pap 7, Miscellaneous Maps, in the Office
:Jf the County Recorder of said County.
PARCEL2:
That pottion of the Northwest quarter of the Northwest
;iu.rter of Section 35, Township 6 South. Rare 10 West.
:Jf the 5-t 8emardino Meridian, in the City of Newport
ee.ch, described as follows:
eec;nnins at the most Northerly comer of Lot 5 of Tract
No. 802, in the City of Newport &e.ch, as showr1 on a
map reccMded in book 24 paee 7, Misceilaneous Maps.
records of said <>ranee County; thence Nomoenterly
.. the Nol1hweltlwty extension of the Northweste.rfy
line of said Lot 5 to.,. ifQrsedion with the line of otdinary
hi&h tided the Pacific Ocean in Newport Bay as described
in decree of the Superior Coutt of Oranae County,
rendeed Juty 2, 1928, a certJfied CXJPY of which was
recorded Juty 12. 1928 in book 181. PIP 162 of Official
Records; thence Southeasterty atone said tide line to its
intersection with the Notthasterly extension of the
SouthelSterty line of said lot 5; thence Southweste.1y
alor'C said eictension to the most Eastetty comet of said
Lot 5; thence Northwestet1y alone the! Northeastetty line
of said lot 5 to the Point of beeinnif'll.
The street address and other common desi&nation. if
any, of the real Pfoc>ertY described abolle is purported
tobe:
5 Harbor Island Or .• Newport Beach. CA
The undefsicned Trustee disclaims any habtlity or any
·~of the stniet address and other common
~.if IJlrl, thclMt here.n -
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and de'lwred to the undel'staned a .ntten
Declaration of Default and demand for S.le. &nd a written
Notice of Default arid Election to Seti The undefsCned
caused said Noboe ol Default and EJectlOfl to SeU to be
reootded 1n the county where the real propetty is located.
That Noooe of Default and Election to Sell under Deed
of Trust was recorded on 9/24/86. as Instrument No.
86-4.43296 of Official Records in the Office of the County
Recotder of OmlP County, State of Calrfomia.
Said sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, express or impliec:i. re&ardin& title, posse5SIOfl,
or encumbrances. to f>9Y the remainin1 pnncipal sum
of the note(s) secured~ said Deed of Trust. With interest
thereon, as ptOVided ill said note(s). advances. if any,
under the terms of saidlOeed of Trust. fees. ctwees and
expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said
Deed of Trust.
As ol 12125/86, the total amount of the unpaid ~lance
of the obfi&Mion secured by the property to be soad •nd
reasonat>te estimated costs. expenses and advances at
the time of the initial publication of the Notice of S.le
is $855,500.82.
Nofth America Savinas and Loan, a Corpcntior1, as
8eneficialy
8y. 0.0.C. Inc, a California corponlbon, as Trustee,
7901 Westminster &Mi .• Westminstet, CA 92683. (714)
549-7300 ext 324
8y LUMIKO ~BAYS. Assistant Secretary
Oad!d: 12/25/86
1/11181/15
Wien w-.na
ntlh .... 'MrllW'
NWlfAI,_.
. The tolllwiftC penotlS ..
doittC bulif'9SS as: FIRST
CAPITAL FINANCIAL,
lQl Yc:de sn.t, 1212.
T ustift. CA 92680 •
CAUF'ORHIA BUILOING
ANO tNDUSTRtAl DEVEL·
OPMENT CORPORATION. a
Califomlai eorporetion,
22931 Triton Way, Suite
131, usuna HUis, CA
92653.
INNOYATM: FlNANC&Al
CONC£PTS, INC., a Califor.
nia corponition, llM5
~ s.1tl Ania. CA
92705.
Gaty Gene Ta,taf, 12441 ''*"°' Circie. Loa Aami-to&. CA 90720 .
"*.IC NOTICE
nc11110U11U•1ns
NAMll1'ATaBIT
The toao.ins Plf'IOI' is doifW business as: (l) THE
DAVIS BROADCASTfNG
COMPANY. al 08C. 4500
Park Newport, Newport
8-ctt. CA 92660. "'°' o.vis. 4500 ,.,. Ne*lJO't. Nuport ~.
CA~.
Thrs business is con·
duded by • t'Ot'PCQtion.
~ The Dwis Broed-cmtinC Co., Inc.. Rich Dwis.
~
This ..... c1 .......... , •• nt ... -Ned
with the County a.1c ol
Oretwe ~ on .Mn. 5,
1917.
F"ite No. F33l566
1/8 1/15 1122 1129 5862
This business is con,
duald bra jo&nt ...,,._ "*'C MJTICI
Th• r .. istrant com· fttih .. • II EM
n•ad to balllld tut-IMmEITanY lltf
,,.. under tN ktitious The Mowiite pnon 1$
bulif.-.,.,,. ar ._._ dotnc business as: LA ......, -. °" 12·1• BnL£CUISIH£ lnRhlw-s.-t GMy T.,W. lide Awe., 18, Newport . 1"MI • , , ._. -&Md 8llcfl. CA t2a1. .-.._ ~ an o1 fllWde oa ... Sa.llJ, ar._ ~ °" Oec. 15. 20'l1 ¥11111 Clian. Ntapet 1-. ~CAta61.
fie ND.. F3212ll This business Is con· nllt:ZeL ---· "* buidnwsris -or----... 1----:-t-ll tll l/15-1121-5854::= .... .,
Sisned~ Marcia EJlubeth
Stuffy.
This mi.._,....m...,1e1 .. nt"* wa filed
with the County Clettc of iOranllt County on Jan 5,
1987.
file No. fl31564
1/81/15 U221129 5863
PUIUC NOTICE
f'ltlliiOUI .,.,m
JIAME ITATIMEJfY
The foltowi,. '*'°" is ~ busir.-~ SCUBA
SCRUBBERS. 2622 New-
Pott 8l¥d.. Newport a.ch.
CA 92663, P .0. 1bc 3588,
Newport Beech. CA 92663.
Kenneth Lee Matbee, Mar,
bte .... Corp., c.tifomia
3605 Finley St. Newpo.1
Beech, CA 92663.
This butinets is con·
ducted by • corporation.
Si1ned: Marble Marine
Corp., Kenneth L Marble.
President.
This statement was filed
wit't'I the County Clerk of
Or-. County on Jan. 5,
1987.
File No. F331565
1/8 1/15 1/22 1/29 586'
"8.JC NOTICE ~llllOUI .,..,.
fUME STA'flMEJfT
The foltawina persons are
doins busiNSS as: Gfl·SU
VENDING CO., 826 N. Rich·
man, Fullerton. CA 92632.
Gilbert Aluilar. 826 N
Richman. Fullerton, CA
92632.
Susan Aau1lar, 826 N
Richman. Fullerton, CA
92632.
This business is con-
1 ducted by a eenenf part-
nership. Si1ned: Gilbert
Aluitw
This c11sta'21tef.....,met-n"'t was filed
with the County c~ of <>ranee County on Jan S.
1987.
Fi\e No. f331563
1/8 1/15 1/22 1127 5869
1·2llOI
.....CNOTIC£
n:1:::S
The follo#ltll person IS
doin1 business as· RJK
INSURANCE SERVICES.
23276 South Pointe C>me.
#203 Laguna Hills. CA
92653
Robtn :J. KcMch. 29882
White Otter Lane. Laguna
Nlluel. CA 92677
Business first tranSKted
under this business name
on Dec. 1986
This business is con-
ducted by an ind1v1dual
Si&ned: Robtn J. KcMch
This statement was filed
with the County Clerit of
Oranee County on Dec:.. JO.
1986.
File No. F330864
1/8 1/15 1/22 1129 5875
l.all5 PUmJC llOTIC(
AtliilOUIMl•IEIS
NAME ITAlalllT
The fol~ '*"°" is doins business a: KJVRE
CO .• 3179 Alta lalUN
Btvd.. l.leme a.ctt. CA
92651.
Irena Ervik. 3179 Ma
Laauna Blvd., Laauna
a.ch. CA 92651. 8'lsirl8S'S finl .,.. Uded
undlf this bu5it'8S5 Mme
on Dec. 18. 1986.
This business is con·
dudld by an iftdMdual.
~--EMIL
This ~ -Ned with the County a.rt ol
Or-.. Oaur1tY an Oec. 30.
1916.
f"ete Ncl. f330867
118 l/15 1122 1129 5876
It.a.I
Wmta
FCih ... • llflEIS
NAMllT•Tt "' The falaMI• penOr'I 1$
~ bulif-. as: PEREN-
NIAL ROWOS. 638* N.
Coast Hiattway, U,una
a.ch. CA i2651.
PM G.. -..ct\.~ Aolrn.
IMN. CA 9V 14.
f"wst °"" of Operation l2122A6.
This busiMU Is con·
dudlld bJ M tndiYidual. ~ .... G.tuc:h.
TNa JP 7 Nnt w fielt
.... ... ~ Cleril of or.. ea..., on Dec. 17 •
lta
Fill ... F32967l
1V25 l/l l/8
l/..15 • 5123
fJUa.IC~
RtiliiiOUI 1U•1• _.ITA'fWT
Thli folkJwlnc person is
,sotn1 business -.: VAN·
OWSEN & COMPANY. 650 t<*t\ Center Drive, SuiY
1200,1 Costa Meu, CA ~erine VanOeusen.
· 203 Stanford~ Irvine, CA ~ns.
This business is con·
ducted by an individual.
Si1ned: Katherine Van·
Oeusen.
This statement was fi'-"' with the County aertt·~
0ra,,.., County on Dec. s.
1986
File No. F32MOO
12125 1/1 1/8
1/15 5822
ll-21747
ACllllOUI.,.._
NW STATEm'JfT
The followina person is
doiti1 business as COAONA
HEIGHTS VENTURE, A
CALIFORNIA · LIMITED
PAR'rn.ERSHIP, 3919 Wes-
tefiy Place. Suite 201. New-
port Beach. C.lifornia
92660.
J.C. Mannins Company,
Inc., a California Corpora·
t.ion, 3919 West.erty Place.
Suite 200, Newport Beach,
C.lifomia 92660.
This buisness is bein1
conductty by • limited Plft·
nership. SCiied James. c.
Mannina. president, J.C.
Mannine eomc-11. tnc...
This statement was fi'ed
with the County C1etk of <>ranee County on Dec.. 22.
1986.
F330092
1/1 1/8 1/15 1/22 5850
i.aai
~llOTICE
ACiihOUI ar•EIS
U. STAlllmf'J
The f0Howin1 per50f' is
doins business es: MONTE·
REY PINES ASSOCIAT£S.
LTD .• 5000 Birch, Newport
Beach. CA 92660-2175
MONTER£Y ANES. INC .
a C.l•rorn,. corporabon,
5000 Birch. Newport
Beech. CA 92660-2175.
Thts busLness is con·
ducted by a limited partnet.
ship
First Date of Operat1ou
10/.13/82 Si1ned: Kay
Covif18lon, Secretaty.
This statement was filed
wrth the County Clert of
<>ranee County on Oec 11.
1986
File No. F329028
1/1 1/8 1/15 1122 5856
1-21153
PUIUC M011Cl
FlCiliiOUS -· NW STAn.JIT
The fo'~ ~IS
doen& business as: VSAR Of
SOUTHERN CALIFORNlA.
110~ Sapphire, EMlboa
Island, CA 92662 .
AUTOMATED VOICE
PffOOUCTS. INC., a Cafifor.
nil 00fl)Qt4icwt, 110~ Sap-
phire. Balboa Island. CA
92662.
This businas is con·
duded bf I OOlpotlltiOf L
The rec;istnnt com·
n•iced 1ID trwmd busf..
ness under the fictitious
business .,.,,. "' rwl'.s
listed aboM on 12115186.
$Cned: Aobeft F. Hueaw.
Va A9Sidlnt.
This .......... filed
with tne ~ an of ar.,. ~ on Dec. 19,
1986.
File No. F329904
l/l 1181115 1122 5860
s
··~ .....CllOTU ..... •fl• 3 di 9 "' ,._ ...
Public notice is hef"eby
~ thllt Ooulles B. John-
son and Batbata R. John·
son. husb9nd and wife. and
Richard D. Bowen and
Mavis L Bowen, htasbend
and wife, te etotor ~ doins
business under the fic:ti·
00u$ firm Mme and~ of
Mail Boxes Etc. USA at
32221 Camino ~
B 105 City of S.n Juan
Capistrano, County of
~. s..e of Calitomia.
did on the 27th -ol June. 1986, by mutual oonsent.
dissohe the said s:-tner·
ship and terml..-e their
relations as pm11 iers there-
in
Further notice is hereby
liven thllt the u~
.... not be ~b6e. from
this day on, for M1'1 oblip-
. t.ion incutred by the attla(s)
in (his) (her) (theft) own
name(s) °'in the rwne of
the finn.
DATED AT l..ilfluna Hills,
California. this 2nd day of
Aucust. 1986. Si1ned:
RICHARD D. BOWEN ,
MAVJS L BOWEN, DOUG-
LAS 8 . JOHNSON, BAR·
BARA R. JOHNSON.
12/25 l/11/8
1/15 5827
WllOTICE
F'lthliOUI •1111m
NWITATEMBIT
The tono.ina pmson is
doin& busineu as: THE WEOG£. 22"1 Partt Neapoi1
#204, Ne.Pott Bach, CA
92660.
Greaory Forrest Lauter,
2240 Pattt Neaport. New-
port Beach. CA 92660.
This business is con-
ducted by an individual.
The ree1strant com·
me ICed to trans.ct busi·
ness under the fictitious
busmes.s n3me "' names listed above on NI A.
Scnmf; Gres UW!r.
This sta~meut was filec
with the County ~ (f
<>ranee County on Dec. 16,
1986.
File No F329524
1/1 1/81/15
1/22
fVaJC fllCJlQ
F'tCI I iiOUS 8UllllfSS
~STATDmfT
The followi~ person lS
do1n1 businen as: JRC
~·SES. p 0 Bo.«
(l ll ~ CryslaJ A~). New-
Pott Beach, CA 92662.
John c.lkins Enterpnses,
C.lifomia, 111 ~ Crystal
Awenue. Newport Buch, CA
92662.
Tlus busiMu is con·
dudied by a OOI poation.
The rqimant com~
metlCled 1D tral tAd busf..
ness under the fictibous
business name or names
listed above on 6/'81.
Silned: John Canons Enter-
prises, John R. C.lkins,
Plwidwll.
This ......,_.. was filed
... 1he County a.rt& of Or-.. County on Dec. 11,
1986.
f'"l6e No. f329(M2
1/1118 UlS
1/22 5845
..
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••
-
-·'
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--.
---..
-
.IAWMY 1l 1• THE NEWPORT ENStGNICOSTA MESA NEWSllAVtNE TODAY
TAClll~ ...,.,..,..n,.,a .. Of ftUITll"l MLE
1.-Na.141257J/UTUf'F
T.&.Na.1.111•
UNITCOOIL
CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATK>N aa duty .,pointed
T ruS19e under the foHowina described deed al trust WIU
SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDOER
FOR CASH On the forms which .,. lalwful tender In the
United States) and/or the cashiet's. c:ettiW or other
checks specified in the Civil Code (~ble in full • the
time of sa'8) all rilht. titte and lntentst con-,.d to and
now held by it under said Deed al Trust in the property
hereindef desaibed:
TRUSTOR: ROBERT L RATUFf, PHYLLIS J. RATLIFF
BENEFlCIARY: CROCKER NATIONAL BANK
recorded December 30, 1983 as Instr. No.83-5923n
of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange
County;
said deed of trust describes the followinc property.
A Condominium comprised of:
All that certain land situated in the Sbrte of California,
County of Orange, City of Newport Beach, described as
follows:
Parcel 1:
Unit 14, as shown and defined on the Condominium
P!an for Lot 1, recorded June 16, 1982 as Instrument
No. 82·205058 of Official Records, Oranae County,
California.
Part:et 2:
An undivided l/54ttt interest in and to Lot 1 of Tract
No.11451, as shown on a Map 1'8COfded in &c* 491, Paaes 47 and 48 of Misceflaneous Maps, records of
Oranee County, CaJifomia, tqietherwith alt improvements
thereon, exceptina therefrom Condominium Units 1
throustl 54, inch.ISM!, located thereon..
EXCEPT all oil, oil ri&hts. minetats. mineral riahts.
natural ps rilhts. and other hydrocatbons by whatsoever
name known, that may be within or under said t.nd,
without. however, the richt to drilJ, mine, 5Un, explore
and openrte thro&Ch the surface °' the upper 500 feet
of the subsurface of said land, as resenled by the Irvine
Company, a Michipn Corporation, in an Instrument
recorded Novetnb« 8, 1979 in BoM 13386, Pace 1280
of Official Records..
Parcel 3:
Non-exclusive easements as set forth in the secbons
entitted "Support and Settlement and Encroachment",
"'Community Facilities Easement", and "'Orainaae over
Community Facilities", of the Attideentitled .. Easements"
of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restric·
tions for Belcourt Master Association (The "'Oedaration")
recorded March 24. 1982 as Instrument No. 82·10113f
of Offkial Records, and any amendments or supplements
thereto.
YOU ARE IN ·DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED 12/20/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
2 Chatham Court. Newport Beach. CA 92660
"'(If a street address or common desfcnation of property
is shown above, no warranty is aiYen as to its complete-
ness or correctness)." The beneficiary under satd Deed
of Trust, by reason of a breach or default in the obligations
secured thereby. heretofore execoted and delivered to
the undersigned a written Declaration of Default and
Demand for Sale, and wntten notld! of default and of
election to cause the unders11ned to sell said property
to satisfy said obhgatlOfls, and thereafter the undersigned
caused said notice of default and of election to be
recorded August 18. 1986 as Instr. No 86·367985 of
Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange
County;
Said Sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, express or 1mphed, rqarding title possession.
or encumbrances. to pay the remainina pnnc1pal sum
of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust, with interest
as in said note provided, advances, if any, under the terms
of said Deed of Trust, fees, charaes and exi>enses of the
T nfstee and of the trusts creabed by said Deed of Trust
Said sale will be held on:
Monday, February 9, 1987, at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby
to the buildina located at 601 South Lewis Street. <>ranee.
California 92668
At the time of the initial publication of this notice, the
total amount of the unpaid bllance of the obliption
secured by the above described deed of trust and
estimated costs, expenses, and advances is $58,528.47.
It is possible that at the time of sate the openlna bid
may be less than the total indebtedness due.
If availabte, the expected openinc bid may be obtained
by callina the foUowina telephone numbers on the day
befont the sate: (714) ~7 or (213) 627...a65
Date: January 2. 1987
CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION as said Trustee.
By T.O. SERVICE COMPANY,~
9y Sue Pitchard, Assistant Secretary, 601 South Lewis
St., 0rafll9, CA 92668, (714) 385-4700
1/8 r.tl5 1/22 5870
T047144
NOnCE OF TRUS1U"'S U1.£
T. S. No. 32-241.Q507 PATEL
YOU ARE .. DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
Di\TEO OCT08ER 12. 19&4. lN.ESS YCIJ TAKE
ACT10H TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rT ~y BE
SOlD AT A PU8UC SALE. F YOU NEED AN
EXPUNATlON OF THE NATURE OF THE PAOCEEOtNG
AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOUlD CONTACT A LAWVER.
CCMlllf•llll Au4'-y Com.-'J, a c.1bna awpotlloi1,
Tn.aM wider N tlbowe OMd of TNlt. ..... e. ~ lf1ml»N belDw an Febnmy 10, 1111 ... 9:00
AJ.l. .. ... • &net •*•"* ol ...... Counlr
Coure.o... 100 ac c.. o.t. w.. Furr.-Kami\
-100 WMt"' Shet.. The .... be made to N hW*t biddlr. Plrn•ll
!TUI be"' lllw Ca> CMh. (b) a cmtMn cl**._, on
a .... • nllllol• Mr*. (c) a Cit-* drmn bJ a ..... or
....., ad "'*'"· or (d) a c::hedl ._, bJ a .-. or
.....,...,.. ..... 1111.,. ........ 11aclelii•i. or::~...,. 1111 aled In Sedlarl 1192 (i,. ClllDeNI
Rr1 IC:illil c... ....... tad'° dD ..... In c.lbi ... a.-..................... of .. ln~.....,
ol ............. "' AmMca. The .... be ,,... ..... ••DMl•-•••.-...worlmpled,,.._..iu .......... 1 7 .. ....
Ca ....... ~ll .. TN111eundlr1'9
... 0... t1I TNll ..... -.., lL.H. ,_Md fM tat 1n
............. t1D9Jl!llM ........... , ..... 0,, ., .................. 1-.. .. a.lllf n1 a..~ero +:c•1aa TimO....,Tw ·---•-•ftl'I .............. .. •'•Eilert 1 •TIWllNl1 -:r•:rt.,rn.aata _, ...... 1 2 .. v.. .. 1n .. ...,. .. ..,,
.
known, 1hllt mtY be within or undlr uld IMd. WlthcM.
h:e•t.,., therW1tllDdriN, mini. ............. andaper• thfOICh the eurface or the upper 500 ,.. ol the
tublurf.c:e d Aid land, as l'ISW'wed .,, the INlne
~. • Michlpn Corporttion. In Wt inllNmenl
r9coided Ncwnber 8. 1979 ln Book 13386~ ,....1280, °' Oflici.t Atc:ords. PAACEL3:
Non.-c.JulNe easements es set faith In the MCtions
•Witted "'Support and SetUernent Md Enctoechmenr',
"'Communhy f acillties Easements". and "'Drllil •• Cllllef
Community facilities" of the attide•ltlded "'Ellt rNID"'
al the Dedaf'1ltjon al Co¥enants. Coldtious and Aestric·
lions tor Bek:ouft Mater Association (the '"Oec:lenltion")
recorded Matett 24, 1982. as Document No. 82-101131,
of Official Rec:onts and any amendments or supplements thereto. .
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A 0££0 OF TRUST
DATED 12/20/83. UNLESS YOU T~~. ~TION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY 8£ SOU> AT A
PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
2 Chlltham Court. Newport Beach, CA 92660
"(If a street address or common desllnMion d property
is shown aboile, no warranty is liven as to its coinpMte-
ness or correc.tness).· The beneficiary under said Deed
of Trust. by reason of a breach OI default if'I the oblililtions
secured~. hetetofor9 aecl_, and cWMirlld to
the undefsiCned a written Dedanltion of Oefautt and
Demand for SM, and written notice d def..tl and of
MctiQn to cause the u~ to sen Yid property
to satisfy seid obliptions, and thelelf'ler the undersilned
caused said notice of default and of election to be
recorded June 11, 1986 as Instr. No..86-2~ of ~I
Records in the office of the Rec:ordet d Or..,.. County;
Said Sale will be made, but without . cownant Of
warranty, express or implied, reptdirw tide passessk>n,
or encumbrances. to P'Y the remaininl principal sum
of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. with interest
as in said note provided, advances, if any, under the terms
of said Deed of Trust. fees. chafles and expenses d the
Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust
Said sate will be held on:
Monday, February 9, 1987, at 1:30 p.m. In the 1obby
to the bwldi-nc tocated at 601 South Lewis Street. <nnae,
California 92668 •
At the time of the initial publication of this notice, the
total amount of the unJ)aid bllance of the obliption
secured by the above described deed of trust and
estimated costs, ~ses. and advance5 is '6'6.333.86.
It is PoSSible that at the time of sate the ooenina bid
may be less than the total indebtedness due.
tf available, the expected ooeninc bid may be obtained
by callina the followina telephone numbets on the day
before the sate: (714) 385-4837 or (213) 627-4865
Date: January 2. 1987
CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION as said Trustee,
By T.D. SERVICE COMPANY, aaent
By Sue Pit.chard. Assistant Secletaly, 601 South Lewis
St . Oranae. CA92668. (714) ~700
l/8 1/15 1/22 5871
1-21115
~NOTICE f1CTIT10UI .......
U.-'ITATEMINT
The-f!OMowirw persons are
dolrw business as.: WATI·
SON LA HABRA VEN ·
TURES. 840 Newport Cen·
ter Drt1te, Suite 655.
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
Wattson Real Estale
Investments, a California
General Pattnetship., 840
Newport Center Drive, Suite
655, Newport Buch, CA
92660.
The 8orie Family Trust,
840 Newl)C)ft Center Drive,
Suite 655, Newport Beach.
CA92660.
Edwin Meserve. 4000
MacArthur Court, Suite
1500. Newport Bw:h, CA
92660.
This bu$iness is con·
ducted by a eenetal pert.
ner'5hip,
The partnership com·
menced business on
Odober 27. 1986. SicrMld:
Wlltllon A1t1i1 Ell* lrwest·
ments. a c.tiifol 1u GeneraJ
~. By. Donald A. -......,, GenerJll Pwtr..
This ltlllment -filed
wtth the ~ Clerk °' °'*'81 County on Dec. 19.
1986. r:-• No. Fl29896
118 l/15 l/22 1119 5878
PUIUCNOTa
f1C'Tf1'10US9UINSS
NAii£ ITATDllJfT
The fot&owttlc pet50n is
doi• business as: REAL TY
WORLD • Newport BMch.
1605 Westdiff Drive, Hew·
port a.ctt. CA 92660. I
PW Ban9tt ~. Inc.,
(California) 1605 Westcliff
Oriw, ..... port Beach, CA
92660.
Business fiBt transac:t9d
under this business name
on 12/1/86.
This business is con·
duct.d by • corpotation.
~ ..... .,,. AMlty,
James ,_, a.mitt. Prws-.
id9rtl
This stat..,.,. -filed wittt the ~ ca.tc of
Or.,. County on Dec. 17, 1986.
,. ... No. F329733
1181/15 l/22 l/29 5167
111111
WllDID ..........
ULLTI. mJ&tM-OI
Nttt•18M•ID I& ma11 • a.aan1 Toel ...... bel ........
c:reditDn. adll .. lt c:red·
itorl. -pertOnl who mey be othef MM lt"" ntld in
the will 0t ...... al SAU Y
R. MARTIN AKA SARAH
A0R£R MARTIN MA SAU Y
OIQ(A50H MMT1N
A ~ hes been filed
by EMM'AJANE RORER
CRARY In the Superior
Court d ORANGE ~
requesti,. ttwt EMMAJANE
RORER CRARY be
appointed as personal
teptlSllnt.ltM to adminis-
ter the ..... °' the dece-
dfft.
The petition requests
authoritY to 8dm4nlsllr the
estN under the lndlpelid-
ent Administration of
Em.Act.
A S-~on the petitb1
will be held on 1/28117 •
l :45PM in Dept. 3 locllted
at 700 CIVIC CENTER
ORfVE WEST, SANTA ANA.
CA9270l
IF YOU OBJECT tD the
srantin8 al the petitiol .. ~
should either~ It the
hearin1 and state your
ob;ections or file written
obied.ions with the court
befot9 the heari"I. Your
appewMCe mllY be in ...
son or .,, '/CAif llllOmey.
If YOU ARE A CREOITOR
or a c:Of ltit....,. cniditOt of
the dec;asecj, ~ must file
~claim with the court or
present it to the personal
representative appointed
by the court within four
months from the dllte of
first issuance al letters as
proirided in section 700 of
theCalifom.a ~Code.
The time tor filinl ca.ims
will not QPire prior to four
months from the eta of the
heawina noticed above.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
fil9 ... b¥ the ccut. "~ ..... .,...., ..... ••rt In
the est.Me. ~ fM'1 MtW
upon the executor or
administrator, or upon the
attorney for the exec:iulor or
administrator, and fi'8 with
the court with PfOOf d ser·
vice. a written r9QU8St stat·
in& that )QJ deli,. se>eclal
notice al the fmnl of an 1
inventory and appraise·
mental emte asMts or of
the petitions or accounts
mentioned "' wt1ons 1200 and 1200.5 of the Caliiomia
Probllta Code.
~ tor Pltitiof M!t: E.
AVERY CRARY, ESQ,
MESERVE. MUMPER &
HUGHES, 5190 CAMPUS
OfttVE, NEWPORT BEACH,
CA 92658-7820
l/7 1115 1122 5872
WMOnel
f1CihiOUI •1111•
UMEITAl'W
The falf:-" .. persons .,.
doifll business n: GARDEN
GROVE PARTNERS, 1613
HiMc:twt C#cle, ~
...,,_CA 926C8..
~ c. & &n.wrl A. Hop-u.. 1613 Hiloest Oltde.
Huntinaton Beach, CA
~
Randy Blumer. 2001
Kew~. V;> r,-11 ()(-1 'lid:.
CAQ2fl,..
Robert H. & Luba 0. Parizo, 5051 Coral War.
Oxnwd Shores. CA 83030.
This business is con·
ductlld by a ..,_.. s-t·
rwship.
The re1istrant com·
,,..ICed to trMSlld busi-
ness under the fictitious
bulir*1& Mme OI nanm
liMd *-on 10-31-86.
Silr.t.JadtC.~
This • 't ment wn filed
wiet'I the ~ CWk ol ar._ CouflCY on Dec. 16.
1916..
F"lle Ho. f329593
12125 l/l 1/8
1/15 5821
......
w~
flCihiiOUI ......
..... lfAftmlfT
The lallowilll persons are doq ......... RALPH'S
SUBMARINE SANDWICH
SHOP. 24001 Alicia hnl·
~MOl. Million VMlfo, CA 92691.
BiU s.m.wi, 9838 Debois. Fountain Valley, CA
92108.
SuMila H. Seddic, 9838
Debois. Fountain Valley, CA
92708.
~first trenucted
undw U. bulineM name
on F'eb. 1987.
Thi1 ~siness is con·
ducted by co-partners.
Sianed: em Samawi, ...... This ........... filed
... the Courtly Ctet1t ol ar._ ~ on Jmn. 9,
1987.
..... No. Fl32213
l/1511221/29 215 5900 ....
,._ICmncl
ITA1 ROf w•a• n•u. OIHClll ..... 1111• -The taloa• '*'°" has at.ldol'ld the UM ol the
f"ictitious 8ulir-. N8rnc:
MacTAYISH GOLDSMITH.
4250 Scan DrM. Nemport
e..:ta. CA 92660.
The F"ditiou1 Business
Nlwnee•1.tlo8iboweWS
filed in ~ Courtly on
Janu8fY, l 979. Fite No.
Fl07966.. --c. McNee. 15061 Glass Circle, trvine, CA
92714.
This business .. ~
ducted by an individual. SCned: s..we C. McNee. .
This stlllament .. fited
1lrittt the CountY Clerit of
~ Countr on Jan. &.
1987.
1115 l /22 1/29 215 5901
c .....
"*.IC .. ..,lflfl"-a-
FIChiiOUI ...... ...-na.,_,-
The loMowif'l s-•• ate· doirw business s: CORONA
RfVEIMEW PARTNERS, a Cartfomia Gerwlll ,.,.,__
ship, c/o Wohl ln:Jlltz••lt
~. 4750 Yon Kar·
mtn A\ltnUe. ~ 100. -
NcwPQft a.ch. CA~.
K. ~ Wohl, 4750
Yon ~A---. S..
lOOr Newport Beedt, CA
92660. ,_., Oestoraes. 4750
Yon Kannln ~ ~
100. New~t Bw:h, CA
92M().
James Bensen, 4007
Taoside Lane, Coronll c11t
a..,CA92625 .
Olwid ........ 4720 LJn..
c:dn.~250. .......
Rey, CA 90292.
o..irt.e Pl ... rn ..... -1ie1tiil0
M No.
&. clo o.idlon~ 211
E. Oc::wt ao. .-•rd. s-..-
• 10. Lona 8Mctt. CA
90802.
Joanne Schowe. cJo Bat·
bo9 a., Qub, 1221 ....
Coast Hipway, .Newpe>rt
8ead\. CA 92660.
Mary a.tb.r CaMl1. 118
Woff Shel. Alexandria. VA
22314.
This businus is con·
duaed by ........ Pitt·
nennip. Silned: K. Grtpy
Wohl · Gen. hr"-.
This ......... -filled with the County Clef1l of
~ County on Ole. 1.
1986.
File No. Fl27753
12/25 1/1 1/8
1/15 .
I.~
"*.IC llOT'ICE
flChliOUS .. MIEll NAMln•m MT
The tollowWw persons are
dotnc business as: 1414
COLI.EGE AVENUE APMT·
MENTS. 16262 s.D S.·
bara Lane. Huntinatoti
Beed\, CA 92649.
Man K. Muna. 16262
Santi a.t.ra lw. Hunt·
i~ BMc:h, CA 92649.
John L Austin, 2036
Bain ic om.. Costa Mesa,
CA92626.
Not Yet~ Busi-
ness..
This business is con·
dueled by. fimad ...,,.,.
ship. Si1ned: Arian K.
Mut'lltL
ThfS ll't----n.-.-w Ned
wttf\ the County CMttl ~
~~onOic.17. 1986.. •
Fill No. F329n i
12125 111 11'8
1/15
.a.-11.1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY .......
l..anl wmra ---"-a-Ol DM111 •EVA '·•'•IMLAl9• KOl•JOMPlllUIU
EITA11 llO. a;.1•141
Toaftheirs.MI~.
eteditaJI" cua.-lt cnld-itof'S, Md.,.,........, may
be cAbwMM it• 'J Cl in
thewil or_._olEVA P
MARSHAU.
A petition e. beer\ fled
by PHILIP E. MARSHALL in
the Superior Court of
ORANGE County~
thalt PHILIP E. MARSHALL
be appoiw lted as penonal
~ '° adminis-w the .-. "' the dece-
dent
The petition requnts
authority to Mtminister the.-
est.lite under the lndeoef ld-
ent Administration of
EmlesAct.
A hearirw on the petition
will be hekt on 1/14187 Ill
1:45fM in OecJt. 3 loc:M8d
at 700 CIVIC CENTER
DRIVE WEST. SANTA ANA.
CA92701
If YOU OBJECT to the
arantinl al the petition, '°"
shouldeitt9..-r•the
hearin1 and state rour A
obiections or file written
ob;ectioi'ls with the court
before the hearina. Your
~~beinper·
son ot bf '104JI( ~-
If YOU ARE A CR£DCTOA
ot a contit•it aediD al
the dee 111 rd, 10I' ""* •
.,o.111' daim wilh lhe court OI
pn!Wll it to the .........
,~ appointed
by the court within four
months from the cl* d
first issuance d ~ as
pmt9ded in section 700 al
the California Problle Code.
The time tor tilq daims
will not expire prior to tour
months from the dllte of the
hearinc noticed abcMl.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file ~ by the court. " fO'.I are a person u•es1ed in
the est.Me. ~ ~ sene
upon the execut~ or
admjnistnltor, OI upon the
attomey for the aeallor OI
admintstr'ator. and file with
the court with proof of
sevice. a written reQUeSt
sutinc tNt '°" desire spe-
cial notice ot the fihnc of an
inv~ntory and appraise-
rnent d estate asSllls or ol
the petitions or aocounts
mentioleed in sections 1200
and 1200.5 of the California
PfobMlt Code.
Attomer for petitioow:
W1WAM 0. SCHAD. 505
EAST WILSON AYE.. STE D,
Gl.ENDALE. CA 91206
12125 1/11/8
1/15
•
~-FROST CXM9ANf. 2'165 Los Alisos Blvd.,
... 1, U1UN Hill, CA
983. The ffOll Group, Inc., a
talifomia Corporation,
24555 l.oa Alltos Blvd.,
S.... l , Uiaurw Hills, CA
92653.
Thr1 bugjneu is con·
ducted by a corporMion.
The reaistrant com·
mesad to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
~ Mme OI '*"8S
li$1ed above on 1-5-87.
Sicned: The Frost Group,
Inc.. Ale• Galuzenki,
Seoetar. This ditMlleil-m ... eec .... nt w.s filed
with the County Clertt of Or-. County on Jan. 6,
1987.
f331810
1115 1122 1/29 2/5 5903
1·211152
.....CflOTICl
FlCllllOUI .....
MWITATEMENT
The fol~~ is
doin& business as: JUOfTH
PERRY DESIGNS, 832 Eme-
rald Bay, l.altJna ee.cn. CA
92651.
Judith f!Wry, 832 £.me.
raid &.y, U1una Beach. CA
92651.
Thi$ bu1iness is con·
dudlld by .,, indMdual.
The r91istrant com·
menc:ed '° transact busi·
ness under the fietiticJu5
~ fwneOIMINl5
listed above on 1978. se-t: Judith Pwry.
This ltllllllll i le"lt ws filed
with the County Clettl of
Or-. County on Dec. 19,
1986.
F"lle No. f329890
1/1 1/8 1/15 1/22 5859
" ..... ....CllOTICE
fCIU .. 9UJU M
..... ITATDIBIT
The ....... psson is
dDins bu1inea ..: DMAM
·IMAGES, 217 Yia Ebofi,
Nr rot 8w:f\ CA 12663,
Robert s. Greenburs. 217
Vaa Ooli, Nellport 8eect\.
CA~.
This business is con-
ductad tJr M indMdual.
The recistr•nt com-
,,~ to tr.as-ad busi·
ness under the fictitious
business rwne 01 nanws
listed abo'le on NI A.
Siar*: Robert s. Green·
bura.
This SUitemel It was filed
with the Countr ()erk of
Or.nee Countr on Dec. 29.
1986.
File No. n3()8()C
1115 l/22 1/29 2/5 5898
i..-..
.....CNOTICE
flCiiilOUI ... IESS
,.._lfATEMUn'
The falowiell persons are
doins business as: COL·
LETT & PfNTO. 4220 Yon
KMNn. sua 110. New-
port 9-::f\. CA 92660.
CHARL£S r. courn.
4220 Yon l(arman. Suite
110, Necport 8each. CA
92660.
SAUL 8. PINTO. 4220Von
Kwman. SUM 110, New-
port a.ch, CA 92660.
This business is con-
duclad by • ~ p..t·
ner5hip. Sicned: Saul 8 .
~ Grrwal Pattner. This .....,,.. , was fi'8d
..... the Oounty Clerk al
Ot.,.e ~ on Jan 2,
1987.
Fae No. f331402
1115 11221/29 215 5896
~llOTIC(
ACIHIOUI •l•tUS .... ITATW
The ......... .,.,..., IS
.,. bt •• ,... .. CHAP-
PELL ENTtRPRtSES.. 3334
£.. CQMl ...,, Carom 0..
1Mr.CA92625.. c.n;. [; ~ 4°"~
So. ., ff'Otlt, 8a1boa
hland. CA 92662
Jhb biusinus is con·
~..,--~ -Tie. ~ant eotn·
,....__.....told...t '° tnnuct busi·
,_ --.. fictitious .....,_ ...,,. or nemes
......, aibalw on 12129116.
~c.neE.~.
1'hil l 2 ,..,. -filed ... .. Counb' Clerk of °'--Cauntr an ~ 29.
1 ... F"• No. f3l0637
11 l5 ll22 l/29 2/S Siil
....ILA& 1U
........... &Mllllll
•• ,, ••• 0 ........
"'9' 1t1._c S •W17
C2la4'5-119
..................... -.... et llllc.
............ ~COUlfl'YO/I oun• c.• 1111•1119315
GWa FOi "*ICA19 Olltu•DM Ga CITAtDc
DIMWlllM ...... IMC.."2L•.w. WUEW.W:•L .,, d,wl
DOalllf1 at Ja.I t 'se.D I ' '
Upon 1C9ditw end -. evidence consistirw ol • ........... a ptowided in s.ctior\ 4l5.50 CCP by Erict
R. Halt. and il Mii 1' "'~ appwif'I tteefwo.n tNit the
def8 ...... 1 -a I it, OI citee Geotll! Walter ta5. cannot be-* .. ,........ dililenc;e in arry attw
mams ~ in attide 3, a_. 4, Tiiie 5 of the
Code al CMl ......... and it allo ~if'I tram the
wrified co..-.. or pmtior'I tt=t a pJd ca'9e ol aetiol\
esists in tt'4s .-, in tiMJr ol the olaitiliff, petitiof•.
ot citee .,...., and ...... the dll• .... Al$pOf1Clent.
01 citee and tht the Aid cWendMt. respoa~ or d'8e
is a necessary and Pft1PS s-tY lo the adiort or thlll the ...
P9ftY to be serwd Ml or claims an i,.... in, r-1 or
personal propetty in this .... ttwt ts sul1ird '° the
;urisdic:don d the Court or the relief demilmd in the
action conslst5 wt.,ay or in prrt in ...,.. .. u:h s-tY
tram any interest in such ~-NO#, on motion al
Jones. Beu. Simpson &. Abbott ~s) for ttee
Ptalntiff(s). P9litioi lef'(s), "'wnl91 12W(s), IT IS OAOER£D
It* the service al said summons or citation in this~
be made upon said delendMt. NIPO'dent. or a.-bJ ~ tt.'CGf in Neuport Ensiln a new1~ ol
..... c:in:ulatian published .. Or-. Cauney, eaector-
nia. hereby d11e •1 as the no rzieper mDlt .._to aiwe notice to said dlfec mnt; thll said SJ'~ be
made .t lent once a week tor tour s.cx:eslilljil ..a.
IT ts FURTHER OtlOER£D tNl acepy cl uid ... , .. es
OI cibltion end d said oampAainl OI petition in 1f* .-.,
be bttwwith c11Jaa1·t1d in the UnMd St*5 ~ OMce.
post-peid. diredld '°said dctcndMl. t'espol~ -~ if his addtess i5 asceetained beb9 ecpdation ti .. time
prescribed for the pubfialtion d ltlii sun •now• OI c:ialliorl
and a decL.-ltiGn of thi5 mlliinC OI ol lhe f-=t dirt the
address was nCJl __. ... be filed • the apillllion
of the time pw.aibed tor tt. putMc:Mion.
omd Ole. 9. 1916
$Cned: JAM£$ P. GltAY, Judie d the MunicipM Coult
12125 111 1111115 5820
Attorney(s) Name and
Addiess
Rima Antwan, 2001 Port
Weybrid&e Pl, Newport
a.ct\, CA 92660
T~• 997-9929
In the ..... ~--~ cation of Rima Antwan,
17&41 Lincoln St., Villa
Pn.CA92667
f"lled Dec.. '· 1986 CASE NUli&Jt Al34783 .-10 ... CMm
foaCIWl•OIMME
Rima Antwan hn filed a
petition in CNI court for an
Older ..,.,.. ...... '° cNIWt his/hs rwne from
Rima Antw.l to RilM,.,.,,.
F att;aWe..Hoy.
ft ts henlbf ,.Oi...t.dei-redM tNf
att person$ ii_.. str 1 in the
matter .tores.aid apoear
babe this court ln o.c-t· ment No. 3 •. 70() Ciwlc
c;e,..., Drive wesa. s.u
Ana. California. on 1112.
1987, Ill 2:30 p.m., and then
andttw. ShcllWcause. "my tt'8Y twwe. why Sllid pctitian
for ct-. ol ,,... should
not be .,.."9d.
h is futths -m-det-ed-U.
a c::IOPf ol this Oi"CW to st..
cause be pubhshed in,..._
Pott Harbor Ensi9\ a .-s-
PllC*' ol ...... ctrcut.
tion, publi$hed in tftis
countr • leest once a wcelt
tor to.Jr ~ weeks
prior to the my al said
heerit'I.
DIMd Occ.. 4, 1986
Hanry J. Moorw k .
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rmd aaoc:illionolts lhan
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This it.*I••• .. filed witte the Courtly a.tl ol
Orarwt Counl1 °" Jan. 12. 1987.
Fite No. F332327
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GENERAL PARTNERSHIP,
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Polt a.ch. CA 92660.
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ship. &900 Wilshire Boule-
vard, Bewriy Hills, CA
90211
This business is con·
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The rec•strant com· •••eoed to ~ bull· ness under the fictitious
bUslncss name 01 names
tisaed abowe on nat applica-
ble.
Sicned: KOLL STATE
COUEGE ASSOC IA TES
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A NEWNUM ER ONE . FOR igs& ..
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NEWPORT HARBOR AREA CHAMBER
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The top-ranking Chamber of Commerce
in the State of California
for new menlbers
We would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to all of the exceptionally· fine
people who helped make 1986 an overwhelming success. They are too numerous to
even mention. As the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce enters its 80th
year, we are greatly indebted to everyone who assisted us in achieving ttie dream of
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Angelo & Associates
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Associated Caterers
Adrian Atwell
Sherrie Auhill. CPA
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O.J. Fitzgerald & Associates
James Bryan Hair, DDS
Theodore M. Hankin, Attorney
Hart, King & Coldren
Francis E. Hiains. CPA
Automated Programming Methods, Inc.
Balboa Cleaners
Holiday Inn, Huntington Beach
Larry D. Hubbell. Attorney
Information Technology
lntemltional Tradirw Group
Richard F. l<aley & Associates
Gerald T .. Kelly, CPA
Bancard Systems
Maria Elena Banks
0. Barr Designs
Charles 8 . Bartell
Tom Bay Speaks Up
The Bicycle Company
Black Book
Chic Cleaners
Chiropractic Center of Irvine
Carolyn O'Malley
Country Fair Cinnamon Rolls
Paul Coyne. PhD
Dr. Diane 8. Curtis
Cynteriors
D&S Business Co(lsuttants
Janice Dean
Oippy's
Dynamic Specialties
Europa Salons
ENLGallery
KeVln M. Fehrmann, Attorney
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Dr. Debra Kettler
La Dolce Vita
Land Science
Susan Laurie lnterio'r Design
Lawyers Brief Service
Lona Life Medical Clinic
Everett "Ed" Loop
Doiothy Madison
Manufacturecs Financial Group
Merrill lynch RUttY
Linda Messenpr
, Len Miller & Associates
Newport a.ch Fiscal Services
Newp)lt ~Center .
Newport B•lh T&M Bureau
North American Telecom
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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR
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Pattison Commodities
Phoenix 2000
Projections
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Savage, Wilde & Co.
Savin Corp.
Scott Video Productions
Shore Personnel Services
Silverwoods
Skippers Safety & Service Club
Sky Publishina .
S.H. Graphics .. • •
Snemna Temporaries
KonStanJin Sparkuht, MD
Si>ecilltY Attlil ~ Cindy Smith
Ralph Starkweather ~phy
Sundance Leasina
Tmel SeMCes Corp.
Trider Corp.
Marjorie BoJ«te us Auto t...sirw
~Mellle
Violin-A-Gram, Jennifer Silk
R.M. Volpe & Assoc:iatll
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Arden Willlon
John E. Wells; A.I.A.
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P• !! JAIUAIY II. 1117 THE N~RT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllAVINE l'ODAY
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Shorecliffs Colonial features 'curb a
BY JUDY DUFFY It gives direct llCCeSS to the stair
well to the second floor. To the
riaht as you enter the home are
two steps down to ~ living
room. Occupying the position
one would expect of an attached
gara&C> this room approximates
t6Learning the lingo is the fmt
part of leamina any job" is an
old clicbe which fmds its roots
in truth. Leaming the buzz-
words of the real estate industry
can be confusing and time con-
swning in a lot of cases. But
tbe{e is one catch phrase that is
easily translatable by the unini-
tiated and unlicensed-curb
appeal.
In a nutshell, it 91eans that a
property is impressive to anyone
who drives by. The exterior of
the home is attractive and stirs
the interest of prospective buy-
ers.
a garage in size alone. Wood -
frame windows to the front of
the house and French doon to
the b.ck yard terrace provide
warm sunshine througbo~t the
day. A used brick fireplace with
Curb appeal and some to
spare would be a good d~p
tion of this weet•s featured
property, 911 Cliff Drive. The
Shorecliffs neighborhood is just
one of the attractions of this
stately colonial listed by F.8ter
Tabak of Uniqae Homa at
$369,000.
The present owners found
themselves initially caught by
the lines and grace of the archi-
tecture of the home. Curb appeal
was one of the reasons they
purchased the home.
a raised hearth nestles in one
comer making this an inviting
retreat for quiet punuits and
entertaining. The ample dimen-
sions make decorating a joy with
roqm for\ lots of traditional
American pieces that might be
crowded in less spacious sur-
round.inp. "'
Oat flooring and sunny win-
dows adorn the formal dining
room located adjoining the
living room and adjacent to the
kitchen. A gQOd size for not only
a large formal table and chain,
but also a break front and service
buff et, the room shares the
protection of 1he cover · that
extends across the back of the
terrace. The marvelous raised
shell patterned wall covering and
soft peach draperies complete
the picture of well being that this
whole home imparts.
INTERIOR APPEAL
The best news for potential
buyers is that the appeal of this
property docs not end with the
well-planned and well-kept ENAMEL TRIM
landscaping and semi-circular Sparkling white enamel trim
brick ornamented drive. The and a soft peach glow from
home has interior appeal as well. newly painted walls as well as
This is one case when first -colonial detail such as wainscot:.
impressions arc conut and weir ·tina ... mu the dinin1 room are
lQlllllded. • n • 't6 'I '"indicati~ ol the good taste and
An older home, boamng real decorating savvy that extend
rooms," this house was remo-throughout the house. Prepared
~ by a former ~wncr. The for inspection with care by the
liv_mg room and spaaous master present owners, the house is
swte are well-planned and make ready for a new family to enjoy
for .a floor plan that ~ows a immediately with no major
family to keep close while not decorating ch&DJCS indicated.
crowding each other or interfer-Carpeting is light beige. The
ing with quiet or active punuits. home is in. what the industry
TERRAZZO TILE
The smart entry area is sun
filled with terrazzo tile floors
and brand new wall~verings.
terms "tum key" condition.
To the left of the entry hall
is a large family room complete
with massive fireplace and wood
flooring. A powder room and
tbe entry to tbe kitchen share the
inside wall. R~ with such
touches u a J~ range, the
kitchen is efficient and sure to
please with counter tops of
creamy tile and an arch of
painted tile above the raJJF. The
breakfast nook '··at the back of
the kitchen nestles in a sunny bay
and invites intimate family meals
as weU as quietly consumed
snacks. Pantry and storage
cabinets are abundant and the
work flow is excd.lent. Accas to
the terrace and t.ck yard is
through a utility area that homes
the laundry out of the way"
Upstain tMr:e ~ two secon-
dary bedrooint. e.ch with ample
closet s.,.ce and ample square
f ootqe for beds, toys and fur-
nishinp. Convenient ·to both
bedrooms is a full batlL
The muter suite echoes the
area of the living room and as
an extra treat, French 11oon
open onto a private sun deck
that extends the length of the
terrace below. One of the secon-
dary bedrooms also gives access
to the deck. There are glimpses
of water beyond to be enjoyed
durjng private times.
INSIDESPA -
The master suite includes a
modem bath with an imide spa . .
for relaxation and a sepm'ate
enclosed shower. A wait-ill
closet and ample linen storaae
just steps away complete the
picture.
wrhis 1ot measures 66' x I HY.
The backyard is very lar&e, .. said REA•!TOa INFOaMA Tabak.. Large is conect. There ...., • . n oN/
11 not only room for the separate FINAN,...&• FA~
two car garage .tee;urely away '-UU.. "•.,
from pryin1 eya, but the terrace '11 cm Dlhe it listed by
offen a coftl'ed area and an r.elt TaW: of U .... a ...
extension ofl'erina sun batberl a at Sffl,111 on fee land. SbOWD -
place to chat with lea beUtJ _by llppOimment only, tbe ~
companions. A pool or nrim .-~can be viewed by coat ....
would fit handily into tbe area Unique Homa at 67~0r
now occupied by lawn without atop by Qnique Romes at PllCMS
any major alterations to the Coast Riahway and MacArtlmr
existing areas. . -' BoalWanl. t;...,. ,1 • .., • • ...
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UNIC!UE WINNERS
Hllll•TIEJUI.
UTIYlu.ut
-Establish a goal
and then work au year
to achieve it! Kathy did
it, right on target: over
$2,500,000 in sales at
the end of her first
-year in real estate.
----UNDER saoo,ooo----
ClllTIT Cl.II CllSl -Much desired, rarely listed
3 bdrm, 2'~ bath in great location. Golfer de-
light! sold In present condition. S 169,500.
111111 Clll -A University Park Deane home on
cul-de-sac, greenbett. Newer carpet, colorful
tlle, 4 bdnns, "Kensington". $260,000.
UTTU PllC( • llC CllYN -In Mc4aln "Green-
briar" 2 bdrm, 2 bath townhome, enclosed 2 car
garage, golf and sunset views. $250,000.
HAllT l .C.I. -Lovely upgraded townhome near
Ulverslty. White washed floors, vertical blinds, 2
bdrm, 2'11 bath. wen priced. $136,500.
II JI( lllffS -Delightful townhouse community;
this 4 bdrm Is Unlquel New kitchen. skylights.
southwestern look. $257 .500.
CIUT CllJ CHIS( ID -2 bdrm, 2 ba. instant
occupancy (1 ,400 per mo.) owner wants fast
escrow on Mclain townhome. $232,500.
• TllS IS Ila -Townhome in Newport. 3 bdrm,
3 ba, over 2000 sq. ft . 2 patios. large master, 2
fireplaces, near tennis, poot. $268,000.
WTSIH COSTA •SI -Cute cul-de-sac neigh-
borhood near Newport. 3 bdrms, lrg family
room, fireplace, hardwood fl~s. $225,000.
---$319,000 TO $495,000---
JIST mPS -To sun. sand and ocean beech.
perfect location. Executive townhome. Fine ap-
pointments. 3 bdrm, 3 ba. ,Must 8811. $419.000.
.. am an•mn111 -3 .. bdrms. 2 bath*.
larger lot and close to the beach. Beams. bt1cka,
board and batten. Prtoed at $325,000.
SAlUfUSll W TIE JUI. . ltiY lllllS
-Nobody does It bet-
. ter! Holly's dedication
and determination en-
titled her to every
dollar she earned In
1986. The harder the
work the "luckier" she
got-and she worked
hard. .... .,SIWIUSll
If JI( JUI. c
flU SCITT
llST Cl•EllTM
Cl•lllt•·
-Laugh and the
world laughs with you;
jovial Fran laughed all
the way to escrow 10
times in 1986 to chock
up sales in excess of
$2,850,000.
•S'IMI
-Nice Guya Oo Fin-
ish Arst! Jim Skahan
proves it; with fterce
determination he has
mastered the duplex
market in Olde Corona
del Mar and he did it
with down home sin-
cerity and ... hard work!
I HAI. A• -In Harbor Ridge. White berber
carpets, pavers, spa, 2925 sq. >ft. 3 bdrms, family
room, well priced at $439,500.
ll•Dfll 11 llSTClff -Highly remodeled, ex-
quisite master suite, country kitchen, built-ins,
sundeck, spa. sensational. $495,000.
IUftCRY PUCEI POITlfllO -In Harbor View
close to pool, spa, park, school. 4 bdrm, family
room. private yard. Fast escrow. $349,000.
ltn• llEW PIUIM -Now vacant and anxious!
Woodsie feel, secluded spa, 4 bdrm. 2'n ba and
lowest priced 2 story In area. $319,000.
HST If 11181111 -CdM's Harbor View Hills,
spacious single story family home, remodeled, 3
bdrm, roomy master, defightful. $495,000.
lACllA IUCI -Cottage. flavored, 3 bdrm. a
blocJ( to Victoria LBeach, newer and nicer. w;th
a peek of blue view. $420,000.
SI mtcAl Cll -3 bdrm. doll house, redone
kitchen. oversized lot, separate in-law qtrs. must see in 200 block. $485,000.
CUfFlllO alSSIC -Traditional cofonlal, 2 story.
half circle drive, 3 bdrm, 3 ba, oak kitchen,
family neighborhood, wen priced at $369,000.
lmH TllUCf CUii -Anest, spacious custom
built 4 bdrm, great for entertaining, just re-
decorated and close to arr. $429,500.
Piii( If P£mlU Mt -Immaculate remodel,
lowest price, new carpets, fresh paint, redone
kitchen, 3 bdrm, den, nr. beach. $319,500.
---sseo,ooo To SllS.OOO
........ -Ocean Blvd, 3 bdrm. 2 ba, 1
stCHy on h6ghly elevated 40' lot. Approx. 1ao•
view. ~ adj. 30' lot for 10· frontage. 1895.000.
MST PUSISTllT
POf ....
Clllllll MISDTJ
-. Pogged det«OMn8-
tion: over 6 months
work and the showing
of over 100 homes
before Connie found
her buyer just the right
one! Then she topped
off a $2. 750,000 year.
OlJ( Cll CMa -In a lovely 4 bdrm, 3 ba. family
home. Beautifully maintained Cape Cod, some
vu. from master, ck>se to beach. $625.000.
llC CAIYM llT -Customized Broadmoor unique
floor plan, 5 bdrm, city light view with country
like living. Spacious feel. $759,000.
---OYER 1 MIUION'----
1 ¥llU OI Tl( lllff -In San Clemente, spectacu-
lar view of the Pacific, 5 bdrms, mediterranean
flavor. owner willing to finance. $1,500.000.
51' If tllll1 llm.t -Charming, tidy, older
home. garden on prime bayfront. Sandy beach.
pier, dock. peninsula $1, 100,000.
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-5 u•• WEW... $348.000
.. bdrm, FA. Portoftno. git. loc.
..... .. ... $319,000
4 bdrm. 2'A beth. Plll1rmo
PBlllllU $319,500
3 bdrm. den, charming, remod1l1d ,
SUNDAY 1-S
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!111 ..... s. Sting.t>y
Ullll VIW... 1348.00Q 1• Pllt Tllllllt
4 bdnn. F .R., Portofino, grt. loc. 8. HutcNngl
lilt All!• CAim 1232.500 II .. ..._.
2 bdrm. 2 ba. or..._ $1400/per mo. T . .,,_. ...
..,. $257,500 "" .. Lnli
UnlQue .. bdrm town."°"'9 8. -·"""°" ..-.. 1419.000 211 • a •
Towr."°"'9, 3 bdrm, 3 be 'L= .... ..... SS19.ooallll ...
• bdnn. h be. r:-.11 rmo 0 . Johneon
fAITalFf 13115,000 ........
3 bdrm. F.R., pool E. T-..
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673-7311
'51 lynwi Futly..mred,
uttin*8 twt>ar cruiser.
'54 Chris Sportsman,
mat.c~ lhcJW winner w/tra1 . Owner need
cash now. Call for details and talk serious SSS.
253-4692 days-551-
3225 fNfJS/weekends.
1980 M.rtin 22 foot
Cabin Mercrufur 260.
lnbo9rd/outbwd ~ 140 hOursl Fully Tr with EZ loeder. 1 tni1er .a1 exce11ent
condition f15,000. Tow vehicle 978 Buick
waaon available if ~red Sl,500. 831-
910-Aua for ....
1955 Peach & Btk 2 dr
Belvedere Ply auto trans, radio, 37,881
actual mi., ori1 ownr
$3800/obo 546-1868
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IRVINE TERRACE
$255,000111
Lowest priced home 1n this special place! 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
ver I well maintained with charming front and rear patio gar-
dens. Walk to New~rt Center/Atrium Court/Fashion tsland.
the Bay. Balboa Island-and park and tennis courts a.re nght
next dooti Outside freshly painted. waiting for you! Come to
see us on Sunday. Open House 1-4 p.m 730 Malabar.
Corona del Mar
Country French
Remodeled Home + Apartment
Completely updated with new winng. ptumbing, heating. cen-
tral vacuum~aJI new kitchen cabinets. pantry. aut>-zero refriger-
ator. trash compactor. hand~pamted hies. special bMhroom
features. custom master closet. extraordinary manor-type fire-
place and large patio There is also a 2 BEDROOM A PART-
MENT over the garage tnat rents tor $850 per month_ CALL
US-YOU'LL LOVE IT1
Cannery Village
Much remodehng 901ng on iMtua spectal place! CaU 'US to see
this partioufar property wittl 3 ,.,.,.., ~. 2 apettments up-
stairs AND a whole vacant lot next door with 8 parking spaces
SOMETIMES. • •
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1979 CADILLAC
Seville-Low mi .... e,.
fully lmded, wire 'Wh 11ts. ~tripcam0u =--$7,995. 855-8200 -
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'85 Ch~ler 5th Ave. !! .. 000 miles. xJnt cond.
WW. .... lit "*' value. 540-1446.
Sacrifice. 1986 Honda Accord. loaded. No
down! Take over pay-
ments-$223. Eric, 1931 MODEL A SPORT
492-3595 eveninas. COUPE fully NltDNd ell
498-3127 me11ap -v .. ---.-... -n----rJJr•' $9,500. 495-
1975 Honda Civic 5-
soeed. WeU maintained. 1981 vw -Truck 5 soeed
Ori1in•I owner. Clean LX peckJl8111. Red with W"t i~~r $1,200/best. interior. £Jcc1n.it ~
4 79 . tion. $3.200/best offer.
........ 240-9096
78 VW RABBIT AJnt.
1982MUSTANGGT-low ~=. apprtJK ~.Exceltentcondi--50,000 mis on rebuilt
tion! 642-7828, 859-ena. Askin.a $1750.
9204 Dialne 64().. 7618 J... Yoho
'82 XJ6 4.2 Lo9ded w/ VOLVO, 1983 GL T 4
sun root._.new tra.ns. -000!,.. (SILVER) $14,500 uau-Mark 818-OWNr.K, 48,000 miles.
331-3011 Excell. ~.500
M_...•llenz '81 Volvo Dl WllJl>f' 4
1970 a.sic M8R:ildes ~280SE. Fully ,. ~ ........ New pen. ,.,.... he
nor/exterior. $6,5001
offer. 831-8766 Even-._,
i'=;920~~Buick~.~K:-:-4=s-==a-=-.-.. -=-1c
&cylinder 4-door taurtrw
super '*· a... candi=
tion. 112.900/oftlr. Pri-
.. fW\y. (714) 582-
2211
1953 Rdls-Bendev-+. lrnn-=ul*. whlllbur-~ ··--·~-~ ieo. $16,500. 720-0491
spd/00. 58k m1, xlnt
1975 280$ Mercedes cond. $6900/obo. pp 917·MOllll fl0m11 Benz lmded. px1 cond, . 840-5062 after 6 Becker stereo $14k. 911 · 720-1579. -•
'82 Mercedes Benz For'lft/Sports C... C.x> a.ch Adult ~ 380Sl wht & bfk int nu · -2 bedroom mobile
tirm $30k obo 213-437· 1972 Jasuar XKE. 2 plus home. lMle oonw lat A555 2. V12 autofnMic excel--One owner, excellent
1964 Mercedes 220$ lent cOndition. ~2,000 conditi~l~:
xlnt cond. 2 tone blue. mile!k-or~I ownet. ~~ , u.p: p.p. Iv nwsa 722.-&787 . $10,:JUU. 7617 . •
LIDO ISLE BAVFRONT
81$ VIA LIDO SOUD
OPEN SAT Ir SUN 1-5
Watch sunMta from 3 levels of finest Lido view.
4 BA -4 BA, playroom, Boat room, gourmet
kitchen. Sandy beach, ~rand ttt>at. $2~~000
LIDO ISl!E BAYFRONT
904 VIA LIDO NORD
'OPEN SAT Ir SUN 1-5 -
B•uUful dutch colona.1. 5 bedrooms, 5 tialha,
library, finest ~amlc north chMMI view.
Next to park. Pier anil allp tor 18rge bCNIL
$2,825,000
200 VIA BARCELONA, UDO ISLE
OPEN SAT a SUN 1-5
Large 3 bedroom, 3 ...... home with pool,.
cMena, .. una, on two Iola. Rlnglilde vhlw of
tennis court .ctlon. $125,000
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
Prjme Lido Nord, 32 fl Barfront ~ 4 bedroom,
3 beth:, old• b1•ch home, pee, Mel 8llp. Re-
duced 1o s1,1•,ooo.
WESTCLIFF ~ILLA CONDO
. 2 Bedroom
28 See llland (MC Lain/Big Cyn)
~ $232.000
382 Clttf Dr. (Lag. Bch)
4 Bedroom
2110 sevtlle (Peninsula)
Sun 1·5 875-IOOO $319.500 Sat 1-5
1886 PortTeggart (H.V.Homes) I 831-1400 $550.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 675-8000 $348,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
2104 Vista Laredo (Bluffs) 104 Via Lorca (Udo late)
a1-1400 $480.ooo Sun 1-5 875-8000 $257,500 Sun 1-5 -· -408 East OC89n Front (Peninsula) Dup
831-1400 $800,000 Sun 1-5 .... ,, 3 Bedroom .
200 Via Barcelona (Lido lale) *
87M181 $625.000 Sat-Sun. 1-5
2145 Alta Vista (Eutbluff) •I
875-eOOO $385,000 Sun 1-5
730 Milaber (Irvine Terrace)
758-1877 $255,000 Sun 1-4
218 Marguerite (Olde CdM) #
875-eOOO $419,000 Sun 1-5
4711 Seeahore (Ocemlfront) Dup
831-1400 $865,000
104 Via Havre (Lido Isle)
831-1400 $548,000
5 Bedroom
904 Via Lido Nord (Lido lale) •0#
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
I •
675-6161 $2.825,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 .
1841 Bay9ide Dr. (Bayfront) O••
831-1400 $1.~000 Sat-Sun 1-5 2406 Francisco (Npt. Bch.)
17 Balboa Covee (Waterfront) eCl
831-1400 $325,000 Sun 1-5 .
831-1400 $424,500 Sun 1-5 1907 Galatei'(frvinft Terr.)••
831-1~ $888,500 Sat-Sun 1-5
4 Bedroom
.. 815 Via lido Soud (Lido Isle) #*Cl
87W161 $2.200,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
2012 Port Brtatof (HV Homes)*'
875-eOOO $319,000 · Sat-Sun 1-5
Key: * Pool or Spa • View # Family Room • Waterfront
a note from maury
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
BY· CHECKING THESE GOOD BUYS!
2227 PORT LERWICK
Open Sunday 1-4
Outstanding Harbor View Sommerset 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, dining
room, family room, 2 fireplaces, 3 garages. Outstanding pool and
spa. Fee land. $396,000.
Newport Beach
Refurbished 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on large fenced lot Close
to shopping, school, library and . park. New appliances, tile,
carpets, etc. $183,500.
µ.guna Beach .
Large, open, airy 3 bedrooms, 21h ba~s. beamed ceiling, several
decks, large yard, pool, view of hills and ocean. $325,000.
t I
' ..
OldCDll ·
Close to beach, 3 bedrooms. su~r c!ean, manicured yard, owner
will carry. Only $325,500.
'
OUR CLIENTS
ARE PLEASED
.
Dear Gerry and Christa,
We so enjoyed working with you in the sale of
our home. You were efficient. well informed
~ and most helpful.
The advice you gave us for preparing our
home for sale was appreciated and very
valuable.
We regret, however. that we didn\ have more
time to enjoy our friendship with you before
leaving the Harbor area.
Have a happy and prosperous new year.
Sincerely,
Andy and Jean Oliver
•Letter on file
•,
~ .
YOU'LL BE PLEASED TOO!
LOTS
IN OLD CORONA DEL MAR -s10 Hazel or. Two great
lots with ocean, canyon. city lights. and mountain
views. Total price ........................ $549.000
IN BELCOURT -Over 10,000 sq. ft. in a quiet location.
Prestigious Belcourt is one of Newport's most desir-
able addreSses .......................... $439,000
OVERLOOKING ALL OF LAGUNA -Approx. 112 acre on
. a completely unimpaired view of the ocean and coast-
line. Geological study report available for the buyer.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $:)95. <JOO
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
PORT PROVENCE PLACE -Lovely sunny rear yard for
expansion or pool. Very motivated sellers. 4 bedrooms.
2'h baths. new kitchen cupboards ......... $319.000
PORT LAURENT -Montego model with large lot and
custom spa. Most beautiful and cared for home avail-
able. Stunning .......................... $294,000
NEW LISTING-PALERMO MODEL -French doors
and windows, hardwood flooring. new wood rails
throughout. shows in the most beautiful manner. Pride
of ownership. Call for details ............. $349.000
CORONA DEL MAR
SPYGLASS HILL -one of
the finest locations on all of
Spyglass. Unobstructed. by
rooftops. 5 bedrooms and 3
baths. . . . . . . . . . . sns.ooo
CAMEO SHORES -Minutes
to private beach. Ivan Wefts
design with retractable roof.
Fine location. Ownerwill corr .. ' sider exchange for Income
producing property .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6195,000
IF IEIPllT •.
CALL 141-Lll&
....
NIE II MIUUY II. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
SeaCllff's mini-·estates draw ~·
rave reviews.---and home-buyers
In today's real estate market, Development Company, which
a large comfortable home in a has created an enclaYe of ram-
picturaquc setting ii a rare and bliog mini-eatat.ca located just a.
.valuable find. Providing that quarttr mile f~m Huntiqton
unique combination is renowned Beach 'I oi~t beautiful white
The Estate Series homes of
SeaCliff on the Greem are~
built alona the fairways of
SeaCliff Country Club-. cham-
pionship 18-hole aoll · coune.
These custom-quality homes are
available in eight floor plabl and
a variety of options. llanainl
from 2,600 to 4,SOO square feet,
they offer thRe to five bcdroom1
and 2~ to 4~ baths in one-and
two-etory and split-level config-
urations.
· luxury hpmebuilder Cayman sand beacbfs.
I l
1--iJ----.y:;u:~---, ¥. Mort~ I I A Bonk of y ..... Un<b c...,.., I
I 30 DAY CLOSIN S*
·1851 01 15 YEAR FIXED RAT 1~~~!!:.,':i!EI 78 ]0 eK=:-9~.250 91/2°/oMeo...,..,..on..,..
Priced from $429,SOO to
$784,SOO, these homes offer a
fine blend of quality craftsman-
ship and custom detailing. _,. APR t .157"1t
I 30 YEAR FIXED 3 30 YEAR NO NEG. 87/aO/o SM11oe11os133.250 7 YaO/o~:>=.:=~.2901 Visiton can tour the beauti-
fully furnished display homes of
1bc Estate Series from 11 a.m.
to S p.m. daily except Tuesdays.
SeaClift on the Greens is at
l 942S Woodlands Lane, just off
Golden West Street and Palm
Avenue. For additional infor-
mation, call (714) 960-7337.
APR t.2ft APR 1.41~
PU8UC NOTICE
Of
DISSOLUTION/
CONTINUANCE Of BUSINESS
Pursuant to the provi-
sions of Section 15035.5 of
the Corporations Code of
the State of California,
notice is hereby &iYen that
The Partnership hereto-
fore existin1 between
PA TRICIA A. BELLETTl and
MARY B. GOOBER under
the firm name of THE PER-
FECT CHOICE. doinc busi·
ness at 1731 Pon Hemley,
Newport BeKh, CA., will be
dissolved by mutual con·
sent as of December 31.
1986.
The business wi II be con-
tinued as a sole proprietor. •
ship by PATRICIA A · BEL·
LETTI under the same
name, THE PERFECT CHO-
ICE. at 1731 Pon Hemley,
Ne•pcwt BNch, CA. The
new proprietorship will
carry on the business and
is et ltided to aJI of the assets
of the dissofved Partner-
ship. Atl debts <Mins the
Partnership that has been
resoNed, and all debts doe
from it. will be NeetWld "'
paid at the address of the
new proprietorship above
set forth.
DA TE: December 31, 1986.
. Sianed: Patricia A. Bet-
letti, Mary B. Godber.
1/15 1122 1/29 215 5892
PUMJC NOTICl ncnnous 8USINUS
NAME STATDl£NT
The followina persons are
doinc business as: RAOCON
CONSTRUCTION, 31 Rain·
bow Lake, Irvine, CA 92714,
P.O Box 7781, Newport
Beach, CA 92658.
Doua C eFal i, 620
Michael Place, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
This business is con·
ducted by a tenefal part·
nership
The re11strant com·
menced to transact bus1·
ness under the fictittOUs
business name °' names
listed above on 1·1-87.
Sianed: R. A. Burpss.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Dec. 15,
1986.
File No. F329278
1/15 1/22 1/29 215 5883
PUm.JCNOT~ ncnnous eu111111 ..._ITA~I
The ~ '*"°" is doins bulineas 111.: PAQFIC
PHOTOGRAPHIC CO., 2705 w. hcJfic Ccmt Hwy, New·
Port Bc:h, 92fi63.
W-.Uiem A. 0-ns. 243
22nd Streit. com Mesa.
CA92627.
This ~ is con-
dud9d .,, ... indM<tuel. ---=rm r A. o..r.. TNa 1111 ,..,. ... fl9d
..,. "" C'Aurltr an ~ Or-.. County an .Mn. 12.
lt87.
,. No. F332326
l/151122 1121215 5192
a.ISOl.vnGN pir., 17-7
A RESOLUTION OF TID CITY CllNaL OF THE C1l'Y
Of' NEWPOaT KACH Dt:CLA.aaiC CITY'S INTEN-
TION TO VACAB AND TO srr A PtJaUC Hl.illNC
TO CONSIDD TIU VACATION OF, A POllllOH 01'
TH& SEwr.a &ASDIENTS WJTlllN •fllACilTHtJa coun •• U:SV9DIVISION NO."' AND SETTDIC A
DA TE F'oa PtJaUC IUARJNC
WBDU.S. dllc Oly c.o.aJ of t.k City of Ncwpon 1eacb
imnds to VllC&tc a ponioe of tile uiltiac ICWCT cwet8ts
within •MKArthm C..,. • localed M 4Mj lirda Stred ud
tbt DOrtbnty corner of Birdl SU-and MKArtluar Boalcvn
lft tbc ~oU Center Ncwpolt Planned eo-..aity; wt
WHDliS. tbc precile 'oc:adoe or tlilc ..... ~
to be vac:.ted ud ~ Aft cleeaiW Oii a Dacriptioo
Form, a copy of wtaieb ii anaclwd • &mat •A.• wt tbc
le'ft'f cuemenu are ckpicted oa a cup pacpeted by tbt hWic
W ort.s Department of tbc City or Newport leach. a copy
of wbicb is aUKbed as Exhibit "I:"' wt
WHDt.A.S. tbc City CouDCil bas ..nined ud considered
all provisions of tbc tity's Gaienl P\aa..pertainiq to lbt
loc:atjoa of Lbt euemeot to be abe9dooed ud fiDds tbt
propoeed abMllO"Sk 1 ii COMil?R l 9'itll U. pro•itiocat of
Lbt GmcnJ Pima wl idWd City wd" I , policill Ulllf
naJa;
WHD.£AS. lbt propoeed VKlibOD • coodemd pwwut
to cJat provisioaa of Lbt ~ Streets. Hishwaya. ud Sam
E-mc•s Vacatioo Law(~ &JOO. ct mq. of tile Sowl.a
A ffiPways Code of tile Sc.Ile of Califorai&).
NOW, TllUU'O&E, a& IT U:SOLVID by cJat City
Coaocil ol tbc Cit)' of Pkwpon leacb th8l l.M time ud pl.-e
for bcariq all pa'IOGI U.C. I 1 ~ iD.. or Mjedi• to, the
prolN*d v8IC8lioe of lM ICWCf caeftet dacriW M lllM
ponioe of hRid 4 as abown oe a Map Filled ill loot l96.
, ... 40, 41 , '2 .... 4l ol ParwJ ...... ia lhe OO°IClt of
tbc Coaaty ~ dt.all be 7:.lO P. M .• or M sooa ~ • * IUUa ..., be beald, Fcblwy 9, 1917. ia t111c a •• ~
of lhe City Cow:il of lhe City of Ncwpon ... localed
al 3300 Nc•pwt .......... Newport lacb. Califonlia. u n n1llTllD a.ao1.vm thM thia a.~ of
lm.c:Dtioa a.taaD be J*Wialled for • tall two (2) lllCll:aaiw
weeks prior to Lbt bcariq in tk oft"IC'ial ...,..er of lhe
City ol Newport 8uch.
-IT FU•nna &ISOLVm that Notm. -u.. tbc
day, bour and pLacc ol tbc beariq. Lbt adoptioe ol tbc
llaohltioa of IMcntioa. aad a dacriptioa of lhe r rmut
propoaed to be vacued shaU be pOleed eot more U.U three
bwadred (300) feet ..., ad at .... llarec (3) aocic:a ....
be ~ aJoq Lbt llJ'eCt. ADOrrm this 12th day or Jaaoary, 1917.
ATTEST:
CityOcrt
NOTE: bhiblt on f&k in City Ckrt. 's OfrllCe.
I IS 1/22
PU-.JC flOT1C(
NOTIC(Of
PU9IJC HEAllHC
NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the City Council
of the City of Ne•PCJf1 BMch
will hokt a public hearinal
review of AMENDMENT NO.
11(8) TO THE CITY'S
LOCAL COASTAL PRO·
GRAM, LANO USE PL.AN, so
as to permit the use of lots
desianated for residentiaJ
uses. adjacent to oommer·
cial uses, for~ lots to
support the c~merci•I
development. upon ~
vaJ of I UM permit in eecfl
case.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
FURTHER GIVEN ttwt said
public ~ ... wiff be hlkt
on the 2'ltt d9y o1 .i.nuaty,
1987, .. the hour "' 7;30
p..m.. in the~ ...... Council
CtwnbetS. 3300 Ne•port .
8aulewd, •••P"" 8-ch. CA 92663. Ill Which time
and piece. ii• II 1 JCt per·
sons mllY ....--.., be
hard I thereon, Sipect:
WANDA E. RAGGIO~ CITY Cl..ERtC. CITY~~ BEACH
1/lS. .· .· .. ·.· .. • 5906 .
,.
the City of NeWport ee.ch
in .connection with the
application, and .... thllt
the subject development
will not result in a silnffi· an effect on the enWof1..
ment The City enc:ouraees
memben-of the .....-1
public to lwiew and com·
ment on this documenta-
tion, and copies .,. avail-
... for inlpection • the
Plannq Oepnnent, 1J4-
644-3225.
NOTICE IS HEREBY
AJRTHER GIVEN thlt said
public heerinc will be held
on the 26th day of Janulty,
1987, .t the hour of 7:30
p.m., in the City .WI Council
Clwnbers, 3300 Newport
~.Newa>M&.ch.
CA 92663, • which time
and plllC9 '•1 11Ud i*·
sons mlY appear Ind be
hffrd thereon. Siped:
WANDA E. RAGGIO, CJTY
Cl£Rt(. CITY Of NEWPORT
BEACH
1/15 5907
....CNOTD
NOTa
INWT'MW
Sealed bids m~ be
receiwed .. the of'fice of the
City ~ 3300 Newport
Boulwatd, P.O. lb 1768,
Plewpaft ee.ch, CA 92658-
8915 until 11 :00 A.M. on
the 29th d8Y of Jenuary,
1987, .. which time such
bids shall be ~led 8"d
rudfor
l) HOSPITAL ROAD WID-
ENING FROM NEWPORT
BOULEVARD (STATE HIGH-
WAY 55) TO NORTH NEW·
PORT BOULEVARD
. 2) DOVER DRIVE SIDE·
WALK (WEST SIDE) NORTH
Of CUFF ORM
3) BALBOA YACHT
BASIN MARINA STORAGE
UNITS
Connet No. 2524
En1ineer's Estimate
$200,000
Approved by the City
Council this 12th day of
January, 1987. Sianed:
Wanda E. Raak>. City Cid
ProspectNe bidders may
obtain one set of bid doc·
uments .t no cost M the
office of the Public WOl'tts
Department. 3300 Newport
Boulevatd, P.O. Boll 1768,
Newport Beach, CA 92658-
8915.
FM further Information,
caH Uoyd o.tton/S..W. Luy,
Prcject ~ •• 644--
3311.
1/15 5905
,
LOWEST RATE
J.UMBO LOANS
85/a 0/o
15 YEAR FIXED -··
Call Michael Barone at
(714) 955-2105
I ~ ~ Western Coantiea Mortgage ~~
19762 MacArthur Blvd., ne
REAL TY WORLD NEWPORT BEACH
Value-Value-Value!
BAYFRONT ·YIEW-PIER--8alboa Peninsula. Older 5 bed-
room, 21A beth home in good condition. Formal dining room.
fireplace in living room, Inviting full-width porch acroa front
Pier and float for ~ -60' boat $875.000.
40' LIDO BAYFRONT-Lovety ok»r home nMr east end of "'
iafe. Three bedrooms, apectoua living room. 4-car garage. One
of the nicest big views on bayt N11dl your per1e>n-1 touch to
become an outstanding showplace. $1 .825,000.
BOAT OWNERS-Commercial lot on Newport waterfront.
New pier-build to suit your needl. Call tor details. i
INDUSTRIAL-:COSTA MESA-Greatly reduced! Well lo-
cated, vacant. 55' x 110' comer lot. Approved plans for 2000
sq. ft. building. Utlffties are In. One-of-a-kind available. Now
$138,000.
REALTY WORLD.
PETE IAllETT IEAlTY
-·
..
JAIUAIY 11. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY "'8 rt
Le s
"1\.lomlall0.7'ZIW7 .,.._llLIMO.UU
'1'1 1111 111111 lyt ..ncaOf~ULI
YOU Alt£ IN DUAUll UNOER A OE.£D Of TRUST
DATED 06115112. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO '
PM>T£CT YOUR PWOPERTY, IT MAY 8E SOU> AT A
PtaJC SALE. lE YOU H££D AH EXPl.AHA T10H Of THE.
NATURE Of THE PAOCUDfNGS AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 02/05187 at 10:00 A.M. ~ Esctow Compeny
• tN d&"1 appointed Trustee under and pursuant tD Deed alTrust,
Recorded on 01101/82 as Document no. 82-2.28407
Of ~ Records In the office of the Recorder of Or.,.~. California.,
9Jeclmdby. .
C£CtLE EWALD.
WIU. SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH, (plyable at time al sale in lftfuJ
mGn9r CJf the United 5*Mes) N. the ()..,man Avenue •••lC8 tD the CMc Ceneer Buildinl, 300 East et.pman
Avenue, er.nee. CA .ae riltlt. tide and lnWest conveyed to and now held
by it under Yid Oted of Trust in the Pfopefty situated
in said County, California. describinc the i..ld thenria:
Lat 69 al Tract 1237, Corona Hicfta.ncb, in the City
of ~·nrpo;t a.ch, County of Oranle. Sim of California, n pw m.., NCOf'ded in book 40 Pll8IS 19 and ZO of
Misc 1l•w Maps, in the office al the County Recorder
of Mid~.
The strelt adchss and olher common desilnation. if
Wf1, al ........ PfOl*tY described ~ is purported
to~ Semi Ori., Corona Oct Mar. CA 92625
The~-Trustee disclaims any liability for any
inc:oi NCle" •• al the llreet adchss and ottw common ~ .. tf any, shcMn tw.in.
S9id _.. will be made, but without covenant or
WTllf'CY, ...,,_. OI implied, niprdinc title, possession,
« ~ ID pmy the ,.,,,.nins principaJ sum
d h ncM(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with ~
U..1, .. prcMded In said note(s) advances, if any,
under the Mnn1 of the Deed of Trust, fees, charps and
..,... CJf the Trustee Md al the trusts crated by said
Dead CJf TNlt, bwit: $226,289. n
The benlficary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
eucullld and deUver9d to the undenianed a written
Dedaration of~ and Demand for S.le, and a written NOtice of o.t.ult and Election to Sell. The u~
cauMd Mid Notice al O..Utt and Election to Sell to be
t8COrded in the QOUnty wttete the real property is located.
DATE: 01105/17
NEWPORT ESCtt0W COMPANY. a CaJifomia corpcn-
tion, a T NAie
8y Suzanne A. SUvich, Trustee S.le Offteer, 290
Pau1arino Aw, Costa Mesa. CA 92626, Telephone
(714) 556-3790
1/151/221/29 5884
&.Jilli
PU-..c lllOTICl
teO'llCE 0# IMllOUITIOlll °' lMTED Na'JMlll • Public notice is~ IMft thllt ~11 celd, Inc., a
Calitomia corpo111tion Md the Limited Pw1nen list8d on
Schedule A .u.ched heiwto, hetlltobe doinc business
under the fictitious fitm name Md style al Applnood
Aaoci1t11, ltd .. at 5000 Birch Sbw1t. Suite 10110, City
of Newport Beach, County of Oranel. St.Me of California,
dJd on the 31st day al December, 1996, by reason of
the s.8'e of all of the s-tnershfp's ....i ptOperty interests,
dissohM said pertnership and terminMIJ their relations
as pettnets ~n.
Further notice Is hereby liven that the Undersianed will
not be responsible, from thts day on, for any obfiption
incurred by the others In their own names c. in the name
of saJd pMners.hip.
o.ted at Newport Beach, California, this 22nd day of
December, 1986.
Applewood, Inc .. a California corporation, General
Partner al Aclt:Jl .. ood Associates, Ud., By. P. Russell F«er, Its: President
0.5 units, Donald H. & Sharon K. Ackerman, 19 Ro&and
Drive, White Plains, NY 10604.
1.0 units, Richard W. Beamish, 1201 Eslefle Lane.
Newpott Beach, CA 92660.
1.0 units, Jack &. Monika Bera. 34 Tuminc Mill Rd ..
L.exin&ton. MA 02173.
1.0 units, Or. Joel R. Bemstein, 339 LaMside Place,
Hilhland Plttl., IL 60035.
1.0 units, Robert A. & Janet F. Besse. 18 Mott Or., Alamo.
CA94507.
2.'1 units, L Richard & Statlet A. Bianchi, 173
CIOssridce Or., Kefferinc, OH 45429.
1.0 units. Charles L & Jean M. Bisom. 275 E. Home
St. Lona Beach, CA 90805.
0.5 units, Or. Leslie E. BcJrd(, Otd Farm Lake · 17
Ramblins Brook Aoed, Chappaqua, NY 10514.
1.0 units, Louis J. 8cqet, Ml Airy Road West. Croton
on Hudson, NY 10520.
1.0 units, Esbleeal Henry M. Broker, 250 Waite Avenue
S., St. C1oud, MN 56301.
1.0 units, Gerald W. Brooks, 1302 Crest Drive,
Colleyville, TX 76034.
1.0 units, Oo&.Was E. &. Martha L Broussard, 2116
Additon, Houston, TX 77030.
1.0 units, Fred & t..oae Buff, 59 ~ina Road,
Paramus, NJ 07652.
Tm.EOllDDNO. 7227U ntUll&ML£N0.1111 1.0 units. Malcolm S.~ 2970 ttW.MWe C4rde,
A rs a e1c nau.-Macon, GA 31204. • ~
NOTICI M TllUITll'I ML£ 1.0 units, Arthur M. & l.oc 0. a,tin. 45 Audubon Lane,
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNO£R A 0££0 Of TRUST Princeton, NJ 08540.
DATED 03/07183. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO 1.0 units. M~ P. C&l181Nf'i, 1100 N. Tustin Avenue, PA0TEcT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOlD AT A Suite A. Santa AM, CA 92705.
PU8UC SAl£. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE 1.0 units, Clifford A. Ceridono. 1258 North Scenic Orive,
NAtURE Of THE PAOCE£0tNGS AGAllllST YOU, YOU Lafayette, CA 94549.
~LO CONTACT A LAWYER. 1.0 units, Cart & Olea Chu~ 10106 ChfNiot Drive,
On 02/05/17 at 10:00 A.M. AOYANC£D TRUST DEED Los Aneeaes, CA 90064.
S£RY1C£S 00. as the duly ~ T rustM under and 1.0 units, David M. Cohen, 10111 SW 3 St.. Ptantation.
pursuent ID Deed al Trust. fl 33324.
Recorded an 03/24/83 as OocufNf1t no. 83-124788 1.0 units, James c. cbn1ns, Homes1Yd Roed, Patten·
Of Officief Recotds in the office of the Recotdet of ville, NJ 07979.
ORANGE~. California, 2.0 units, Wilham &. ~r:a Comito Trust. 1023
U8CUted by. Freeman St., S.nta AM. CA 9~70T3 2280 ~-y.: .. R08ERT G. EWING AHO LYLEEN £WING, HUSBAND 1.0 units. The Corwin Family rust. ..,.n -..re
ANO Wlf'E AS JOtNT TENANTS Or .. 8ewerty Hills., CA 90210.
WIU. SEU. AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 1.0 units, Winston H. Coll, 92 Mountain Ave .. Summit..
BtOOER FOR CASH OR cashier's cheek drnn on a stile NJ 07901.
OI nMionaf mnk, a check d,....,.. by a mt. cw federal 1.0 units. Arjhur R. Crampton. 2638 Lawndale.
ct9dft union, 01 a check drawn by• mte «federal smnss Evanston. IL 6020 l .
andla.nassociation.uvinssassociation.«savinest.nk 1.0 units, Doris B. Oeriso. llO Joyce Court. Americus,
specified in s.etion 5102 of the Finllnciet Codi and GA 31709.
.uthofiad to do busineu in th~ lbit, ~at the 1.0 units, Ralph J. Donahue, 5632 Sherboume Drive,
time al Ulle in lawful money al the United Staitel) AT Los Ana*s, CA 90056.
THE CHAPMAN AVEHUE ENTRANCE TO THE CIVIC 1.0 units, Gn1e>rY F Dud. 112 Ridpctest. Wichita,
CENTER BUILDING, 300 EAST CHAPMAN AVENUE. KS 67218.
ORANG£. CA 1.0 units, EiChth Floor Partnershic>. 5000 Birch Street.
lff riCht title and interest c:omeyed to llf'ld now held Suite #10110, Newport e.ch, CA 92660.
by it under Aid Deed of Trust in the property sit:uMed 1.0 units. lrw A. Farber, 12616 Sunset &Nd .. Los
in said County, Califomi8. delcribq the i..ld ther9in: A11111es. CA 90049.
1.0 units. Mlc:hMt 0. & ~ G. ICMnw\, 2297 lorw _._. Aoed. ....,d, CT06903.
1.0 unti;,.., E. tewal, 7630 E. ~'Pt .. Tucson,
AZ.8S115. .
1.0 units, Mhur J. K.iltlllman. P.O. &r. 27652. San
Francisco, CA 94127.
1.0 units. Arthur L &. Frances J . Kneller, 1141 Racbury ao.. Aoddard, tl 61107.
1.0 units. S1eptwi J. l<ohlce, 6 Queenston Pt.ce,
Princeton. NJ, 08540. .
1.0 una. Jahn H. & Use tMc. 28 W. Allison Ave., Peart
Riwr. NY 10965.
1,0 units, Louis E. Libbey, 2888 Bayshore Drive #A·
16, Newport Beach, CA 92663.
1.0 units. Henry J. MadUn, 422 Wexford Circle, Venice.
Fl 33595.
1.0 units, ,Or. & Mrs. William F. Malloy, 1317 South
Lake5hore DriYe, S.rasota, fl 33581.
1.0 units, DMd G. McMilten, 202 Woodbine Drive. a..--. PA 15009.
1.0 units, Harry K. McWilliams, 126 Sunset Ave.,
Ridpwood, NJ 07450.
1.0 Units,~ H. & Martha G. Meason, 130 Radney
Re.ct, Houston, TX n024.
1.0 units, Kent M. & Mildred L Monroe, 3 Deerpath
Rd., Sorifll Vatley, IL 61362. · · c
1.0 units, Or. Robert W. Morrow. 3400 Bankview, Joliet.
IL. 60435.
1.0 units, Sherman J. Murphy, 4335 Marina City Or.
#844ETS, Mari1~ey, CA 90291.
1.0 units. Er s. & Robert F. MurTay, 123 Catter
Rd., Princeton, NJ 08540.
1.0 units, Daniel S. & ~ W. Natchez, 555 Alda
Road, Mam.oneck. NY 10543.
1.0 units. Or. Slewn s. Nemeth. 44 w. Peiffer, Lemont.
IL60439.
1.0 u"its, John W. & Emily N. Neville, 8360 Ootfor Cove,
Burr Ridle, IL 60521.
1.0 units. Vi,.lnia D. Nevins, 102 Sprinc Garden St.,
Cnnford, NJ 07016.
l.O units, The Qescheer Trust. n98 Madrilena Way,
Carlsbad, CA 92008.
1.0 units, 8ematd Ouziel, 13 School House Lane, Great
Necit. NY 11020.
1.0 units, John A. Pase. 1429 OllethorPe Str9lil. Macon,
GA 31201.
1.0~. Richard A. Pinto, 1339 Laurie Lane, Hinsdale,
IL60521.
1.0 units, Daniel R. Pisani, 20 South Ridee Rd.,
Lachmont. NY 10538. .
1.0 units, Betty Oeriso Pope, Rawley Roed, Americus,
GA31709.
1.0 units, Francis R. Prock. 210 Catherine Or., Ptainfield,
IL60544.
2..0 units, Robert Purcell, 17 White Oak Court. ~
NJ07645.
1.0 units, Larry L & KatNeen A. Romines. P.O. b
121, Morris., ll 60450.
1.0 units. l.eonard & Colombe Rosenber&, 55 Hudson StJ-. ,._Vert. NY 10013.
1.0 "'*"Arnold.~~. 10350 Witd>in!
Btwd. #1204. Loa At •In, CA '°°2'4. ·
1.0 units, Owid El&. TeteSa E. Rothbart. 28 lndepend·
enm W'I. Conwent Sbbon, NJ 07961.
1.0 units, Hervy Roy, 300 East 5&h Street. New York,
NY 10022.
1.0 un!U. Knowte5 A.. & Edith P. Ryerson, 15 Artmonte
Orive, Be;ketey, CA 94707.
1.0 units, Howerd N. & 8eYet1y Sachar, 708 S. Catatina.
Redoltdo 8eech. CA 902n.
1.0 units, Mrs. Rosalind Shulman, 201 Crandon Bhld.,
l<ey BiScayne, fl 33149.
1.0 units, Alan $ieee4. 9 Glasaow Lane. Suf'fem, NY
10901. ..
1.0 unit$. Fredenck W. & Lucille C SieeeJ, 1~2 Yaa
Verona, Deer~ Deelfield Beach, fl 33441.
1.0 units. Martin Smith, 920 Par1t Ave .• New York. NY
10028. .,.._ 1.0 units, Nolie J. Smith. P.O. Boa 1098, Ga•ntmn~
GA30503.
1 0 units, Georae S. Stefanis.. 310 Hospital Road. Macon,
GA 31.201.
1.0 units, Charles 0. Stranc. 25679 West Flcnnoe
Avenue, Antioch. ll 60002.
1.0 units, Chlrtes M. Trunz. 1007 Glen CcM! Avenue,
Glen Hmd, NY 11545.
1.0 units. P\"avin & Ruth Varaiya. 1485 le Roy Avenue.
BetMley, CA 94 708. .
1.0 units, The VQ9111 Family Trust. 2081 Robin Hood
Lane, Loa Altos. CA 94022.
1/15 5893
DESCRIPTION 2.0 units. M8'jorie L Fasman, 701 N. Rexford Dr.. PUalC MJl1CI ~and termmate
Lat 128 al Tr.ct No. 6634, in the~ of Newport 8Mch. 8ewrty Hilts. CA 90210. Ati ii iOU1 Mii& EJS their relations as C*1nel s
eountral °""91. SIMI al CaHbnia. as per NIP 1ecotded 1.0 units. ~ E. & JoAnn Fawc:.tt. 125 Palos V.-de, NAME ITA IWT thenlin.
in Book 248,..... 11to25 indusiw al miscllS.ieous P.O. 8clc #695, White Selmon, WA 98672. The followlns penon is FU1ttw notice is~
m.pe. ift the~ al the~ R9CIClfdlr of said ~. l·.O units. 8ematd f"isher, Box 307 520, Sc:.rbof'oulh, doi,. business as: WEB-~ lhll the undlnilned ~Ml oil. oil rW*, minen111. min•al rW*. Nlbnl NY 10510. • STER'S YELLOW PAGE will nait be responsible, from
... .w-end ._ ~" by wtwtso._, ..ne 1.0 units. Paue.a. El NMnes., 439 East 5lst St.. ,._ INDEX. 2700 P-.son Pt this deJ on. b M1J oblip-~-mtr be wltt*t « under Mid IMd. _..,. Y°"-NY 10022. 1400, Costa Mesa, CA tion incurred by alt*5 in -......_ _ _. -al~,,.... .... iiWend 1.0 unls. ~ H. f ........ 14~ Wakefield Court 92626. thW OMt n1m9 01 in the _, --..--. .,... ......, ... w.t. Columbus. OH 43209. • . ~ . rwne al uid ~-lhip. :::""'..: ':..": = ~wc,.'::1111:"" .......... -... ...:': 1.0 units. MMif'I L & tWln M. ~. 2244 ~ J" 2~~~ =: DMld at ~l11port a.ct\
wtt• cll«dlrril' 'drll IM mNfrant ._....._ Wind ..... Othel....._ CA 92024. Costa ...... CA 92626.. CaUbnia. ttlis 3111 dlrJ al
...,.._._ .. illlllllWdiiiii:litiid.oil« .. Wlll.;tunnltl 1.0 units. Dlf'IW S. & Pw"'1f.GebNwt.2030 W. Seddle This bUsiness is con-Olcember. 1-. n ................ «_,.,.the ........... d.. Hill. Tucson, AZ85745. dud9d by an individual. NEWPOttT FINANCIAL ...................... to ba8afn lladt .... 1.0 ""' ,.,... A. Gill9n, 1371 ....,.. Street. Sen Siped: c.w. Webb • PUaJSHOtS. I ClliCcmia wu:ta!;......,dt-.ct ...... tunnllllind.._.. .,.._.CA92106. ' This~._fited pnerat P9rtner'shlp, 8y.
_..., .... ,.,. .................... ~. l .Ounb. TomC.Gr.t\lm,U418~Houlb\. with the~ a.. of 8Nce V. Cook. a prdils-
lrid ti ............................. ...._, TX 71079. • Or-. eounty on Jan. 12. 1imwl C10tpc1-.., G9rwllil
Md 1J 1 -8IW tuet. .... ,. "*-....... ha 1 M , 1.0 units. John N. & ~ L Griswtt. l S530 Old 1911. PartNr, 8y. 8Nce V. Coe*.
s.-. 200. "-port 8eed\.
CA92'60.
Thia business is con-
ductild by a ...... .,.,,.
'*'lhip.
The recistrant com-
mettced to tranuct busi-
ness undw the fictitious
busirma name cw names
listed~ on 1218186.
Silned: Santa AM Partnels,
A Calitomia ...... part·
net'Ship, ~ J. Mutter,
Generat Partner.
This st.ltemertt was filed
with the County Clerk al
Oranll County on Dec. 24,
1986.
File No. F330385
1/15 1/22 1/29 215 5895
K-W
PU.UC NOTICE
nc11110U1.,..•
NW ITATEMDIT
The followiria s-sons are
doiria busine5S u: SANTA
ANA PARTNERS, 1100
Quail Street, Suite 200,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
~ J . Mullet, 1100
Quail Street, Suite 200,
Newport Beech, CA 92660.
Diane M. Mutt«, 1100
Quail Street. Suite 200,
Newport Bw:h, CA 92660.
This business is con·
duded by a pneral pert.
nership.
The reaistrant com-
menced to transact busj..
ness under the fictitious
business name « names
iisted above on 12-8-86 . Silned: Stephen J. Mutter.
This sutement was filed
with the County CJen of
Or.,. County on Dec. 24.
1986.
file No. F330382
l/15 1/22 1129 215 5894
PUalC NOTICE
nc iii lOUI 9UllllESS
NAME STATman
The to&lowins person IS
doinc ~ •: IXTROP·
ICA SPORTSWEAR. 1529
T~ Hil ~ Ll&una
8-ch, CA 92661.
Parti-Sharp Er.tlrprisa,
Inc. (Cailibnia), 1529 Tem-
ple Hill Drive, Laaun.
&eec:n, CA 92651.
This business is con-
ducted by a corporation.
The re1istrant com-
menced to trWtACt busi-
ness under the fictitious buiiness name « names
listed above on 9-1 S-86
SClned: Pwtl-Sharp Enter·
prises. Inc.. Mr Sharp·
Pl'estdenl
This statement was filed
with the County ~ of
Oranet County on Nov. 4,
1986.
File No. F324976
1/15 1/22 1/29 2/5 5885
PUalC NOTICE
F.::ihiUUI• • EU NAMEITA~
The followi"I person IS
doinc busineu as.: CALI·
FORNlA UTE. 110 P~
c.Mr Or., P•port 8w:ih.
92660.
Raymo .. d J. Frenci:s. ll 0
Newport Center Dr., CA
92660.
This business is con·
dudllld by an indMdull.
The reci.strant com·
mead 1D tnnud busi-
ness under the fictitious
busineu name « names
tistad ~on 11/21/86.
SCnad: ~Id J FrM-
cis.
This ....,.,. w fi'9d
wittt the ~ ~ al
Or-..~ on Dec. 26,
1986.
File No. F330605
1/15 1122 l/29 215 5889
tMrWlttDd, mm, mr., ...,..._. ---~ .,_ Trml. Hou9Dn. TX 71079. f'tle No. F332328 ~~--It.
the ....._ 01 ,_ upper 500 fMt al the tubeurtlcl al 1.0units. Ooneld W.end Gaorlia~ 1643 f...., l/15 1122 1/29 215 5890 1/15 , , W ~
Mid llnd, • 1111rwd In the deed from._ "*-Or., ........ GADM. .. FICllllOUI• II " ~recorded December 16. 1969 In Bid 9U55 1.0 units. s..llily Grubel. 31 ~Or.,.. I-HI• MMllTATmi llfJ ~ "9!.5&;'..~"':,.~ 070tl, AP No. 458-111· ~.:t!~ L Guertin, 946 S. Ninth Ave.. ~~ ~--:a ctcl': = ~
27 ~ ll60901. OffM11 ., FCih .. IUlll E• N£RT & ASSOCIATES. 119 n.. ..,... lddl .. and ~common dnl.,.eb•. if • l .O un1s. Junes. Hahn. 25 w..reu. a.mnston. ll ~ nGlice ii ..,., .-nu•an v .. Zurich. .... port e.cn.
-. al .. -~ dleaibed .,.,. II IUPGftld • 80010. ----undlw-i-,..... The folktai:lw PL••.. CA '2663. ~.,be: 3500 SAUSAUTO DRIVE. C0A0NA OEl. MAR, CA l.O~lewJ ...... 7878rdly~._.ae .. ,_ r....-: • ~ doina bus.inieu as· hndotph J. Kroenert.
92625 • ... NY 10911 Under tbe fic;t;tiouS firm MW.£'R/GRAHO AV[HU( 119 Y11 ZUrich, ,.._Pof1 TM undlnllNd TRllllM dl9clelms 1t1Y liabillllY flor ~ l .OUlilb.. Jeck K. HalmNt, le* 11 lll!rt nd Ad .• ---. wne Ind _.. of N£W-ASSOCIATES J<MNT Vf.'N· a.id\ CA 9266l
lncD1r9dt'llll CJf .._...,.. lddl_ .,_, _., COftllOOft 0Am27. PORT FlNANClAL PUB· TURE. UOO Qualt Slrell. Thts busineu 1s con· •
........... If llff. -..n herein. 1.0 unlll. ~ W. lecbol\ lT19 Uncoln Cirde. USHERS,· a C84Uornia s..M 200. "" i:.ort 8tad\ dudlld bf -' ndMdual Seid ............... bUt without c:ionw911.,.,. OI Maican, GA 31211. ....... ~. tMO CA 92660. 541Nd: --~ J. Kroe-wwan1r • ...,._«Implied,,...~ tttte •• ~1111lon. l .O units. .._,. a Y• ~ a.caw:. .. 3138.....,. fie , aatC.WDrM. ~ n. ...., eon...,,,, a '*'--
« ~ to .., tf'9 ....,....,. ptwldpel sum ~Rd.. Encino. CA 91436. 700, Neal)Of1 luch, Callfonua corporat*'· Th.ii ...,,,.... w filed al .. "*(a)WUMdbrtlldOilcdalTNll.wilhMtaelt l .Ounltl;CIMnP.&HeomiM ......... 706ft.da1_,, ~al~Slaaaof 1100 Qu.al St., Ne•port ~the Count, Cleril of
.._... .. • prcMdcd 1n Mid lllllc(I). --~ if lf'Y, ..._.....,NY 10605.. CalilorNI. did on ..._ 31• 8clch. CA t2MO ar._. ~ on ..., 12.
uni91rtMlcrmlalhDleddT,._, .... ctw.-and ~~= R. ~. 7 ~ ~ "-dlwolOllceinbw,l-.br Senta Ana~. I 1•7 .
.. IF II CJf .. TNllllll .ci al the tNlll CU II I 1 bf Mid -:-, ......... ....: H ..,_._ AofA ......... NMlw,..,.. ~ of all of tf?e CaMot• ...... ..... Ale No. F33232S
-
. .
o... fl T""'-..... $103.07& 04 ~ -....... • .,.._,. _, "'-ow.. .... ~ the Mid stttp. 1100 Qua•• ser.t. 11151122 V29 215 5886 h~~~~~a1~~~~·--~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~··~-'·~~.~~-~~~·~·~~·~~~·~·i·=~~~2~~~~~s~~~~~-~---~1 •• rl
~·with grt.t ~ ¥iewa. Ortginlll old bwt't COlllQe
Upper aw.I. IMftg room with hptaoe, one bedroom end
... deck. Lower one bedroom wMh Id~ now rented.
Zoned R-1, _.to Vidorta e.ch.
... _,1__ 111·1•
W. mMI bueineu opportunity. &tabN8hed ladiee'
..,or1sWW Mop in gr.-t location tn W911 nflcbd W
on 191Md'• main atreet. ... en...,
... , ,. ••• · That's not a mistake but it ia a bmchelor
condo. Guarded complex wl1h pool. apa and ciubhouM.
ahoft bike ride 1D b•ch. How about tor Y8C8tion or corporate
rMIMI?? Bank owned. ··-......
IJM'Jll ~ • in Sou1h <.;out Metro area. Spedoua upper
one bedroom end unit In MCUrity gated complex with pool.
.. and ctubhouae. --··-·· CllTI ..U JWllllllt -Aero. from pert(. waJk to new
''COURTYARDS" ahope and reatauranta. RebuUt two ye9l'9
ago including electric and plumbing. 3 bedroom, 2 bdl like
new kitchen. woodbumlng firep&ece and patio. Community.
pool.
....... 111·1•
w ., ~ -GnMat k>C9tion cJoee to 17'h ...... ahopplng.
.....,,.,. and bu., .. Spacious airy upper 2 bedroom,
2 bdl unit with large living room with fireplace and deck
overtooldng poot ........ . •...•
.. llT ..U rw•• -HighJy upgraded end unit with
2 bedroom• up and 1 down, 3 baths, dining room.
woodbuming tlrep&ace and large pdo. Hand textured watts,
tile baths and kitchen. peneled doors and etched windows..
Community pool, spa and tennis.. -
11!1.19 111-1•
l*U · with greet ooean views. Original otd beech coa:age.
Upper level. living room.(\\,.\\ fireplace, one bedroom and
huge deck. Lower one b ~ .... n with kitchenette now rented.
Zoned A-1, waJk to Victoria Beach.
....... 1.... 111-1•
111.U _. ~ • ocean and bey views. Fonner model
loeded with extra&. Two masll9r au~ mirrOfed wardrobes,
firep&ace, fresh neu"-' cok>rs and ~ed piltio. Guarded
complex with pool and apa. Submit on Laguna trade.
.... 111·1•
IUfFI TRI llE-Immaculate "Y" plan. Spacious. OY9f 1850
sq. fl. 3 bedroom. wl1h 2 story living room and family kitchen
plus walled entry patio. Views from vautted ceiJinged muter.
Community poola.
u..~am• 111-1•
IATlm Clft · Greet opportunity, take advantage of super
'9ue. or buy the land. Like new 2 bedroom condo with
partial bay views and attached double garage. Available
rights to 30' boat slip ptus community pool and ape.
ll.11anIEl«a11 me• 111-1•
-Al R Rf Ill llPlD steps to ocean.Totally renovated
pride of ownership units with 3 bedrooms up and 2
bedrooms. 2 baths down. New appflancea. forced air units,
water heaters, paint. Cllrpet and fixtures.
1211• Dl-1•
rtAllU PlllT ·Great statW home steps to b11chea, 2
bedroom with new copper plumbing, charming brick entry
and reer ya.rd with patio. Coming 900n, new paint and Cllrpet
and completely remodeled kitchen and batha. OwMf may
carry 2nd.
.,.. 111·1•
PHlllllA 4 Pl.El • S1epa to beechee and Pavillion ahopa and
restaurants. Good income with 2 bachetor unha, and 2 one
bedrooms. Owner wants exchange. an.-l1Mlll
U. • BPllT .-rs· Lowly 4 bedroom~ home wfth
hardwood floors. French doors, ueed brick ....,_. and
~ meater aultle. Large ~ yard and pdo wtth
MP91ate cnudren' play area.
...... • 1211.m 111·••
LMLY RM Ill IBIBIRllll · and wonderful horM tor large
famiJy with 5. bedrooms, aeperate dining and large famlty
rooma plua 80lar...., heating. French doora lead to _...
stz.e yard with pool and ape. aa.. Ul-t•
•••• ... • N9wer gated CU9bTt home qpmmunlty.
Vautt.d Clllinged and dramatic 3 bedroom wlth fonMI
dining. ......., Md tw.kfut room&. Channing yard bcN den
~-Wft. .... .. ...•
•
,_lmtmon fie Penlniula Point. Hand9ome 1•1tod1l1d
3 bedroom ..... tlmlr end ... lllundry roome. 0-m.d lot _..~...._,..._......_torR.Y.-.P.toa11d-.
OwlMir awy '*'"/ 111t T.D. tor 15 ~ ...... on .._.
oploft. ... .. ...•
-~
• .,...110 • with dock for 30' bo9t, walk to oce.n. VllCdon
holM wtl't 3 bedrooma. 2 bah. ~ livtrlg room wMtt w.t
bw. ~ and bwned ullinga opening to pdo on -..
wat.'ft'onl a.rg.in priced owner MJdoue hM purdla11 d
another. lMge ......... 11t T .0. u................ 111-1•
11"-J CW with PMQtamic Yiewa. T<*lly Nm0d1l1d 2
bedroom In aecurtty buflclng. °"'819d fully fum'8hed down
to "9 lal tMcup. AllOdelon .._ lnciude .., Ullltllea. Qoet
alip .....,.. and walk to Udo and Cannery Vltlaigea. <net
vlall6on get-a-way. ... . ...•
----.ut'-Abeolutlfy charming 2 bedroom red brick ~ with vaulted ceiHngm. ft.-.plece. new carpet
and aov.ty patio plu. ~ 2 bedfoom upper unit tor
tnoome. Cloee to Ferry.
·--u..-uw wrn ICIU ._ • Cu8tlOm lhingled multile¥elld eot•••'PO'WY with 4 bedrooma. formal dining room and ...
gouf'INt kitchen. Bright, lf'eCioue and Immaculate with Iota
d ge... berber carpeting and trench doora on extra large
lot Welk to beech and~
Mll.m 111-1•
Dlllm Mn:mt ~ • with av.u.b1e bom llip. Hlghty
CUlbnized and beautifully decoratld ~ 2 bedroom.
2 ~ unit. Bright and aunny, told oompl ... ly fumilhed
lnctudlng _,.,and tv. Prestigioua Udo.,.. walk to atq>e
and 1.-ur.nta. ··-
I'
aa•t Wm? ~ · Super aummer/wlnW ,.,..,
3 bedroom, 2 bdl upj 3 bedroom and ftrepllic:e down plua
3 car garage. Comer location with gr..i views. Cloee to ·
tennia and handball courts. Sold fumi9hed.
IRI• 111·1•
Mn:mt rtilW · spectacular Newport Harbor and night
ligt"8 viewa from this newty ~ 2 bedf oom and den
wtd1 high ceffinga. and large deck. s.ler wiR consider trade
and wiff carry 2nd T.0 . Available dock tor 50' boel
... a1-1•
Lm *1 B · on wide lot Sophisticated 3 bedroom plu1
maida room, den, formal dining and gourmet kitchen all °'*''"' through trench doora to "*' patio. Sunehine. g1-•y, wood floors and book lined walia.
... 111-1•
" I• a CllT• · built in 1913 U91nQ the ft~ rne'9Nll9
available. Spedoua high ceilinged 3 bedroom beauty wtlh
den/oflce, w9t bar and tamity and dining.,.. SCllined
gta-. akytigta and apa in ~ bdl .
··-Ul·1•
.a IC&lf9IT 19\.D • beautifully rnalntmlned. Upper unit
hu 3 IP9Ck>u• bedrooms and large IMng ..... wtlh
aenMlional ... of b99ctl actMty and .,,,...._ Lower 2
-bedroom ha nice petio. Excellent high belance auumllbee
lo9n. ..,.... rl
l' 'l I
NI fill mC --._ · Spedoua 2 8'ofy 4 bedroom
family home ... enormoUI game room. Roof top view deck
aurrounded ~ luah or..-y tn MCfuded garden wtttt
blldminmn court. Anxious owne(1 new home la Allldy, make °""· . ·~ 111·1••tn...
111·••
'111 ·1 ,., M1'flllJ llf· on .u111 -' of bey. aooo eca.
.. .,.. • IUllbl9 tDr 4000 ....... ri llp tDr .......
ot powbollt. Pv•119'.ow wof .. 11a. hotwWtlt loMr
~ llgtil Md bodl19 .alon .... .•..• . .. ,. . ,,.
_.. ._ · IA"91f ....U Down cMnnel end~ beY
• views frOfft thla 8CMlth beyfl'ont laall'or-.. A IP9ekMll ...
mai1*ined P'°'*'Y with 3 and 2 bedroom unlL T.mlc
tw1'11 hiR>ry. FumMure _. ...... tor...._ ..... . ...•
MIMmP nsnl9l.Dbuiftacondoeln1115. Top.._
..... fNnch doora. double '** ....... -... ind -cllbll_,, ape tuba and bldlll In m 11' ..... One 4 111• .... CM'9.S ___ _.,....,._n11 1 . .a-
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tie. A lllrge one fllOrj, 4 bedroom home wll\ din. dning
and tmn'6ly rooml built In v ..... aroUnd ...... Piiio
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bedlooml. tomwl dining and hugeWnily ....... llnry.
wtne C9llll and ~ room. Owet' 8000 IQ. I. ... loWer
ftlled ~ eum>undlnO pool 9nd ... .,.... ..........
decks a'8ftd h .. of~ twbor .nd cc11•1•. ...... . ...• . ...-.-a. •nan· NeW9f beb9on rwilllll 81 ._.,
buMtand C8f9d tor2 .-y 5 bedroom. 4\1\.,.., home.. ,., ... d
IMng room wteh lllPlace, b1M1 dining room. --In tlinly
. kitchen ptua ...,.,... .. ,~ ....................
3 cer garage. Sw 11plng bey views and ~-dock tor 3
bolda. ··--.,,... LW al· Totally remod1l1cl 4 bedfOOfn ~ beytront
,.,... ... wtttt fh1lplla. hla/t.a ..... and ...... r'OOlll plua
fmmily and torm.I dining rooma. FNeh ind .cilll-O _.,
~ ....... ape and belt. <*II••...-...,.. •• .,
wtl't pier and alp. Owner will CCM..., tradee tor Udo Of
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LmA ml •11111 LICANI • Spedoua trllditional two .eory
family home. Four bedrooma. fllntUy and formal dining rooma.
remod1l1d ~on un large 1 lot we w t11ro.it P91k>
and dock with lide k Arudoua owner wiU comMdet
exchange. condo Of ?? fM)mitft ,...a, a •11-••·••
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, ... .._ W llJAll ·A home of or9et ~with
aus-t> views. The 5 bedroom IMin houee ~ 2 m 111
....... formal dktlng room. den Md~ room. n..• Wlll1'I
quarW'8 h8ve 3 bedfoome and 2 ~ The er-tioua
grounda Include • tlnnla court. pool and ..,.. •
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II~ Mn.IT wtth CW9r 80 fl of wew from.ge and
penor8mic ~ dlt'9wtdeltSMUtof Newpon Hmrbof. LMge,
gqcioua 1 *>fy 4 bedroom home .. tonnll dining. tlmly
and eun rooma pk.le ~ pool in thi8 exau.iw
........ community wtth Pffv• b llctlea.
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HOMES, INC. REALTORS·
Sain. R«ttal•. Property Man11eme:nt Jl5MMtneAw.
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