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•Y mu HAltVEY .
Spriq break may bC over, but it\
not fcqottcn. At 1a1it. not by the
New~rt Beach Police Qqtartment.
On TUesday, April 14, at about 11:30
p.m., an estimated 700 people ptheRd
at the comer of Balboa Boulevard and
Main Sum in ~ and bad to be
~ by police. Before the ruckus
was over, three aduJu and five juvenilel
wete amsaed ud a parted police car
sustained major damage.
Police were called to break up a fight
in the vicinity of the oJd fun zone,
according to Greg Armstroq of the
Newport &.ch Police. He said that the
respondina ofran bad the lituation
under control and that tbe crowd was
dispet'liq wben Elliott Caleeoada, 18,
struck out at one or* police oflic:cn.,
causin1 the crowd to rdorm. Castenada
was taken into custody and held on
suspicion of ass1111tin1 a police off acer.
Two odler edults were taken into
CUitOdy tor s~ Of bitina clnank
in public aid five juveniles· were
CletaincCI for violation of curfew ..
Newport Beach bas a cwfew of 10 p.m.
for .a.on. but the law is oot normally
riPIJf~.
It took 90 minutes for police from
Newpon &e.:~ Costa Mesa and the
... 0.• 'F. C~y Sheriff\ department to
cfaspenie tt.e crowd.
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LOcal raideDts and business people
stated tbltt the disturbanc:e was camcd
by a aiil wbo draft by the area in a
conertible and momentarily bared her
bftasta. but police s.aid that they knew
nothina of the girl
While police considered the incident
to be minor, it bad the potential to
become a major confrontation. Local
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SChool offici1l1 lllk money in Sac,.manto . -
aY m.L llAllVEY ·
Three mcmw.t ofil.e Newport Mesa
Unified SCIM>OI Diltiict (NMUSI>)
waat to SK:ramlato oa A,nl 7 u4"8
to meet widl Odla' tcbool 4istricts, all
mcabcn Of an orpniz•tioia •mr.d
Schools for Sound Fmantt. and to~
insjpt into current stale legislation •.
it aff'ectl ICbool budpta.
The th.rec representatives· of tbe
NMUSD to attend tbe "'Cdinc were
Dr. John W. N"~ superintend~
wl l.cai"acM Repmentatm:s Sbeny
~ bowc:va, tbat d.adma are the
fUbll'C Off dlis ... wl .... IClr.oo1s
·-~ at die ftrJ a.a, a run
cost or liviq_ P.tmcat ia this
~-·ml ·1 bdil:te tUi able ~ tlanaght
thal tbe propoec ti iaccrw: ia IClliool
budgds ... adcqaau, ... it iadudea
lottery funds that were meant to
supplement our budget. DOl mppfant
it.. 1Ut, coupled with tbc f-=t that
lottery funds have bee9 steadily
7 l• .. N
I found a job, •said ~n -only about
tea oat al my Academy daa of 3S
la.aft foallll jok Lob of pys spend
two or IDOK JC8ft lootin&. •
T'M tni ··c pn>eea for bopcful
fiaqt 1111 ' ;• wida a daiR to fiD
tM • • .• Pb-11ioK "° bne omlJ a f . I . 1t am cpickly &I by
die .. , ·11 ........ al ...... e-••• •1 11Fmtdia'c\.:MM-a Wen -.. 8llle to ~ ao omc ol
tM two ... f 13*: ..... , •. I 0.CC
,.. dllll ._.. dlae\ die M:ellemy
...... ~ •• rti.o.1'MscfMd
ol -...i OI' -dtiilll •• ··-·· •h w ...... Yoa ,_, yoar owa
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far ii IM risM to If? 1f a ...,_..,
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ttUIMI lflad two weeb MiJt& a , .....
Toy pl
•wew bootea you aoa-.top
to Monterey/Fon Ofd.• Mid
recruiter Stephenson. I wu
going on an educator's tour of
the military bue and the
Defense Language Institute.
.. AR you sure it-S nolHtop."
I asked. "I don't like flying
much."'
ny es, ma '•m~" said the
recruiter.
.. It's a division of that big well-
known airline,"' I told my bus.-
band.
"Tranaworld Falcon?" be
mmcd, ~ beard of it.•
•y OU have to JO Oftr to that
little runway llCI09 die alley.•
I told him. My bUltiwl ifi..cd.
"'Little runway ~ liUle
plane,"' he said.
When we got to die airport,
we walked .C..ou tbe ~lot
to an office tbe size of a Moco-
pboto.
.. Youn in seat 2-A," uid tbe
ticket clerk. She WU drascd in
co~ with tools banging out
of her pockets.
"I bope that's not by the
window."' I said.
"'Honey, every seat's by tbe
window.• she laughed. -aotii
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go cbcct the ~. • she .aid,
when she'd tictcteid everyone.
As she ran out, she called,
•uas everyone oo fliaht S070
used the restroomr We looted
up at her.
•No f.alitiel OD~· Ille
said, pulliq out a wrench aDd
be.ting out the door.
I ~red out die wiDdow.
There WU • little toy ~
perfect for a flock ol pramool-
ers outside.
WJ'hat •a cute, w I said, '1>ut
wbere-S the real planer
.. Ha. ba, • said my husband.
--ibat-S a llaJriah Urbntiw:r. I
flew on one of th09e to Utah for
a depo&itioa. Have I dwdred oat
your will recently? Bee. bee,• be
chortled.
The clert/mccbanic c:allal m
to tbe plane. Two~ boys
were standing by the ~tic
. -~
. •·.. · . Corona Life
swimmer (a total bu not yet
been rcleued), will fund the
comtruction of a new ol)'mpic
size pool and tbe purdwe of
new swimming eqaipmmt. .. -.,,, ....
Stu<hnu proust conKre1-
sional plmu/or offelrore drillinK:
Students of the Teenage Infor-
mation Exchange donned tic-
d ycd and marked T-shirts
March 30 leading peen in pro-
test against Secretary of the
Interior Donald Hodcl's plans to
scU leases for oil drilling off
Newport Beach beaches. One
hundred and sixty student sig-
natures affirmed a petition
which referred to offshore dril-
ling as a harm to the local
tourism industry. a threat to
marine life, a significant addi-
tion to air and water pollution.
and a harm to the aesthetic
beauty of Newport shores.
Also, a special effort was
made to make students aware of
the probable platform spills and
pipe leaks u a result of drilli.ftl
on the Newport-Inglewood
fault. A student comment
decreed that "Newport Beach
deserves the same protection
afforded sensitive areas like
Malibu. Big Sur. San Diego, and
Monterey. "The petitions will be
given to the Save Our Shores
group of Laguna Beach and to
the Newport Beach City Council
who will decide bow to make the
petition most eff cctive.
Swimathon raisu money/ or
a new pool facility: Swim team
members and dedicated
members of the faculty solicited
sponsors for a 200 lap swim on
March 26. The event, which
raised approximatelv SIOO per
Sptte}t Club mm.bn' et1m
platt to compne ins~ Finllls
Tounumrm1: Members of the
Speech Team•s Lincoln-Douglas
debate IC(llad, Congress squad,
and Ikamatic Interpretation
squad have worked through
their competition to the State
Finalists T ounwnent on April
4-S.
TIE hosts UC/ spealur on
animal.sin sciena: UCI Phi Beta
Kappa biological sciences major
Laura Pindenki led a discussion
with CdM students on the ethics
of using animals in scientific
research. The event is part of the
Teen-age Information
Exchange's cooperative pro-
gram with the UCI Arts and
Lectures Department to bring
speaken to the high school
campus.
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11-111111No1J#llow$?
I sat dowD belriiid die pilots
and watched tile otber pas-
leDFfl board. Tbey'd enter the
plue. bead in laalf. and shUflle
~ until they could 1quecze
tbcmeitha iato a teat. The poor
folb in the Met looked u if they
were pued in and would have
to he pried out. The man behind
me ..xt. --sorty. •eetiid croaed
hil lep and ticked me in the
ankle.
Suddenly a pale woman rw:ed Nl"'l..r~w,
to the front.
~ one of you two trade
~·mer lbc deautndftl .... feel
~--1 avoided ber eye, and finally
die .... ill 2..C lhuflJed Met to
lier ... Sbe rested her chin OD
-bca and bratbed deeply.
Ew:ry ao often the pilots
WO Id El I l9t tbe role of flight
............ One of them would
...... up and holler, .. AR you
~ Cold? We're at 20,000 feet
.... it-S cbilly out there."'
"So what,• I thoqbt. ~here
UC probably 1IO blilnUu. •
The man ~n to me began to
fid,et. The vibrations from the
propcllcn bad c:auted him to
lhe Newport Harb~r An
Museum is on the move
8Y 8ILL llAJlVEY
Tbere-S considerable excite-
ment at the Newport Harbor Art
Museum these days.
,.l:be Art Museum. presently
located in an out-of-the-way
comer on San Clemente Drive
in Newport Center, has been
offeml a JO.acre parcel of land
on the comer of Pacific Coast
Highway and MacArthur BouJe-
van!. The Irvine Company bas
donated the land to the museum
with the proviso that the
museum raise $10.S million for
construction of a building to
house its highly regarded art
collection.
A feasibility study has already
begun. and museum official&
have contacted national referral
sources in a search for an archi-
tectural farm to design the new
buildiq.
The oriaimJ list of wdl over
100 firms bu been trimmed to
jµst 12 and coordiaator M~
valentine said that currmt P.us
call for int.erviews and furdier
evaluation ol plans.
V aJentine said that there is DO
information available abOut the
appearance or tbe finished build-
ing, bUt that it will ,,.~ be
about 100,000squarefcetinarea
and may be built in teetiona.
Kathy Bryant of the mmeum
staff said that even th90P the
Irvine Company requires that
only SIO.~ million be railed.
current plans call for a aoat of
S40 million. Part of this moaey
will be med for ti.e bnikliq and
part will be UICd u an endow-
ment fund.
A DMsion of AdYanced Wa.tdwobe senil• Soulh9n C1•arnia for ower I yell'I
The concept of the Newport
Barbor Art Mmeum was bcpn
in 1961. nm a poup of 13
women. calliq tbelDIClva the
"F'me Art Patto11a• Mpn col-
lectiq ... ~ an. Tllw
firatdaOwl wae llldd in a., lbD
aad Newport Hubor Blab
SHOWER DOORS
& TUB ENCLOSURES
from
$13500 INSTALLED
$A l_. [
HAND CL\fTID -SOI.ID CONSRUCllON
GOLD FRAME
from
OAK FRAME
from
s175•
Fil.EE INSTAU on 2nd OI MCME .SOS
•Prices Do Noc Include Ta & lnaaMadon
SdiOoL
ID IH.2-. tM xl1~tio9 fOlild --~·s· •Itnt11n•tlle
•;er looi flf dlt ••• Piiwil-ioa. TM _,.... •olaiaeen
CS II &e -..-· . .ome '*MJ I
ilid repai{I Uid au OI dlasa
........... .., fnriNr Willa
luda mundane thinp u ~pe
wacntha .._.. UiDmen.
In 1968 tbe muteUm llCq1iired
ita first paid employee in the
~D of Tom Ganer, who
henunc the fmt director of the
srowiaa collection.
In 197 J the collection WU
mewed to the old Dai1J Pilot
buildi ... Oil tbc ... .,. PaliD-
~wt....-. dleie until am, the ,ear &Ml t11e .....
.. miaWid to its pa z11• IOca-
cioe.
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Police Blotter
~= Y, APRIL 6
081S-Coostruction tools
valued at $2, I 00 were reported
stolen from a garage in the 600
block of Narcissus.
0900-A generator valued at
$3,0QO and other equipment
valued at S600 were reported
stolen from a yacht broker in the
300 block of East Coast High-
way.·
ISIS-Jewelry valued at $635
wu reported stolen from a
residence in the 300 block of East
Bayfroot.
1640-A leather jacket valued
at S4SO was reported stolen from
a business in the 200 block of
Ford Road.
1810-A purse and con ten ta
valued at $308 were reported
stolen from a car parted in tbe
800 block of North Newport
Boulevard.
A.RRF.STS
0200-Brent Wade Parker,
31, of Newport Beach waa
arrested on 1111picion of driving
with a suspended liceme.
2320-Steven Anthony
Kotch, 29, of Costa Meaa was
arrested on suspicion of battery
on a peace offtcer.
TUESDAY, APRIL 7
C.RDDS
161S-Golf equipment valued
at SI ,3SO WM reported ltOkn
from a gara,e in tbc 400 bloCk
of Cohon. '
1620-A bracelet valued at
$ 1,200 WU reported stolen from
a raidence in tbc 1400 bJoct of
Santanclla.
1700-A bicycle valued at
SI SO was reported stolen from
a prage in the 200 block of 33rd
Street.
1900-A pune and contents
valued at S410 were reported ,
Coast debaters
second in nation
Orange Coast College's
speech and debate team finished
second in the National Com-
munity College Speech Touma-
ment held this month in Odessa.
Texas.
Competing against 72 com-
munity colleges from through·
out the country, the OCC squad
finished just JO points behind
national champ College of Du-
Page, located in DuPage, Ill.
The Pirates, who last month
grabbed their second successive
state title, have turned in con·
sistently strong performances in
the national tournament over
the last nine years. Since 1979,
OCC has won the national title
three times, finished second
three times, third twice and
fourth once.
OCC's Jeff Wright of Hun-
tington Beach earned individual
~peaker of the Tournament ..
honors in the national tourney.
W.rigbt captured four gold
medals and was awarded a SSOO
scholarship. He won gold
awards in readen'tbeater, prose.
oral interpretation of literature,
and speech to entertain.
Silvia Baker of Santa Ana and
George Irwin of Corona del Mar
earned a silver medal in team
debate. Bater and Irwin were
given the Bell-5crogins award
in the team competition.
Every member of the OCC
squad won at least one award
in the competition. Tbe Pirates
were the only team to accom~
lisb that feat.
OCCs team is coached by Peg
Taylor, Kathy Carro~ Norm
Fricker, Alice Reich and Marcus
Jacques. Reich and Jacques a.re
former membcn of the squad
who volunteered their coaching
time this year.
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Al"ll. Zl 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY Piii 3
aolen from a restaurant in the IS20-Victoria Miiehdle Aus-1530-Jdfrey Michael What·
700 block of West Coast Hip.. treng. 20, of Yorba Li.ida wu ton, 23, of Corona deJ Mar was
way. arrested on suspicion of bur-arrested on suspicion of giving
2030-A bicycle valued at glary. false information to a police
S250 wu reported stolen from THURSDA y' APRIL t o~~Daryl .... _ W l 19 a garage in the 1900 block of CRIMES ~.,,_ t"UR;U ec . •
Tllltin. OMS-Beer and two pipe of Mesa, Arizona was arrested AllllUTS on auspicioo of misdemeanor 02IS-G""°""' Eu_.._ Burt, wrenches valued at SIOO were dnlil.k driving.
• -·-· J .,....._ reported stolen from a garage in
36. of Part City. Utah was the SOO block of Santa Ana SATURDAY, APRIL 11 anated OD suspicion of m.isde-CRIMES
meaaor diuak drivina. A~s;e_.:_A car stereo valued at 1430-A briefcase and con-
094S-Patrict Joecpb Dyson, S800 wu reported stolen from tents valued at SS80 were
20. of Newport Beach was a car in the 3100 block of West report.ed stolen from a car
arrested on suspicion of n:ceiv-Coast Highway. parked in the 100 block of Sea
ing known stolen property. Island Drive.
WEDNESDAY, APJUL I ARltf.STS 1(;04-Birw-les valued at $716 CJUMr..S 0120-Artbur Christophe• -J-
0830-Planta valued at S62S Atack, 34, of Salt Lake City, were reported stolen from a
were ~ stolen from the Utah wu anatcd on suspicion garage in the 1800 block of
vicinity of W aabington and East of misdemeanor drunk driving. Marapata.
.. Bay. . 0250-James Marion Lind-AaaESTS
094S-Riqp valued al Sl.000 sey, 46, of Newport Beach wu 2100-Scou Avery Austin,
wert reported stolen from a arrested on suspicion of misdc-20, of Orange was arrested on
bnainas in the 200 block of meanor d1Unt driving. suspicion of contributing to the
Newport Carter DriYe. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 delinquency of a minor.
1630-A car stereo valued at ClllMES 2300-Tma Irene Weber, 23 ,
s.500 waa reported stolen from 0701-A prowler was of Newport Beach was arrested
a car parbd in the 600 Moct reported in the 400 block of on smpicion of disorderly con-
of Irvine. Riverside. duct.
234S-A car lteRO valued at 1300-Jewelry valued at SUNDAY, APRIL U
S800 wu reported stolen from s I, I so currency totaling $220 C'lllMl'.S
a car parted in the Hoag Hos-and ski boots valued at SJOO 1200-A bicxclc valued at ~i!f .. ~na stnJcture. were reported stolen from a Sl90 was reported stolen from ~•., raidcncc in the ISOO block of · •'--3800 bl t f OOIS-William Christopher Cornwall ~ m UK oc 0
Hamler, 18, of Salina. J[amas 1340-Wickcr furniture ISJS-A grandfather clock
was arrested on possession of valued at $300 was reported valued at S800 and women's
ampbetaminec. stolen from a residence in the clothing valued at $~600 were
0030-Ronald Martin f res-3000 block of East Ocean BouJe-reported stolen from a residence
quez, 19, of Westminster was vard. in the 400 block of Goldenrod. arrested on suspicion of posses-
sion of ampbetaminec. Allllf.STS ARllESTS
06()()-Am•oda Yvonne Mar-1230-Tunotby Scott Reilly, 16SS-Flory Isabel Alvarado,
tine:z,37,ofLincolnHcightswas 22, of Newport Beach was 29,ofSouthga1cwaserrestedon
arrested on suspicion of being arrested on suspicion of posses-suspicion of assault with a
under the influence of an opiate. sion of a· hypodermic ayringie. cle.dly weapon.
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NIE 4-APmL D. 1m THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllAVINE TODAY
-Supervisors' newest
strongarm technique
Will Rogers was fond of saying "Nobody's life, liberty
or property is safe while the Legislature is in session."
It is an axiom which federal, state and local
governments sometimes seem to be going out of their
way to prove true.
As a ~e in point, let's look at Tuesday's action by
the Board of Supervisors to institute a $48 fee for "non-
emergency" tows by the Harbor Patrol. The fee is a
departure for Orange County, which has previously
provided services to distressed boaters as a matter of
course, without charge. The staff report on the free
program stated that the new charge is anticipated to
generate a whopping $26,400 annually.
We admit it's not the biggest issue to come before
the board this year, and it passed unanimously to boot~
but we have to raise a protest nonetheless because this
is just one more example of government putting the
screws to a group of people in the name of government
economy.
Let's face it, if your engine conks out somewhere in
the shark-infested waters between here and Catalina,
even if you have enough food and water and sun block
to last two weeks, it's sure going to seem like an
emergency to you and your passengers. When the Harbor
Patrol comes out and says, "OK., pay us $48 and we'll
take you in," what are you going to say? "No, we'd
rather stay out here and die of exposure?" You 're going
to pay. You may grumble about it, but you have no
choice.
But our real objection is not that it smacks of extortion
to demand payment from stranded boaters in return
for a rescue. Our real beef is that boaters are already
pouring millions of dollars into the county's coffers
through boat registration fees , property taxes on the
boats, slip fees (which were raised on Tuesday), and
taxes on fuel. To institute a "pay or paddle" policy on
top of that is nickel-and-diming of the worst sort.
In our view, government economy means finding ways
of operating government within existing revenues, not
in dreaming up new ways to stick it to groups that cannot
make their displeasure known in force at election time.
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Time of my Life
· IY JIM FELTON
tast wishes of 3 businessmen:
French, Japanese and American
We were driving in fro m
Riverside, heading for Newport
Bcac~ and for a long stretch of
open country cast of Yorba
Lind~ we were surrounded by
automobiles. Like the childhood
game of spotting license plates
from other states, I began to note
bow many of the cars on the road
were made somewhere outside
the United States-Japan, Ger-
many, Sweden, Korea-and it
suddenly occurred to me that on
this stretch of road, the Amer-
ican automobile industry was a
pitiful minority, an endangered
species. T oyotas, Nissans, Mit-
s u bishis, Subar us, Hondas,
Hyundais, Volvos, Volkswa-
gens, BMWs, Mercedes. Now
and then there was a Chevy or
a Ford. and once we passed a
couple of old ladies in a Buick,
but the road belonaed to the
imports.
About the same time, our car
radio began to advcrtiae a new
kind of compact disc, with high
fidelity and a remarkably low
price. "This new Fox compact
disc comes to you for only
$8.99;• the slick pitchman
crowed ... Just think, only $8.99."
Well, I agreed, that ii a good
price. Usually a oomplCt di.le is
around SI• or SIS, and now
they're pushing one for only
eight bucks. Great.
Then I realiml I'd been bam-
boozled again. It was the way
the pitcbman said it. The aocent
WU OD the,," and the "99" just
sort of faded away. He wanted
me to believe it wu eight doUan
when in f llCt it was virtually nine,
and with sales tax and all, it
would be over nine.
We stopped to aet Pl at •
corner wbere tbere wae tbree
differnttenice~ ud tbe
price for unleaded ranged from
89 to 96 cents a gallon. But wait
a minute, it wasn't 89. It was 89
and nine-tenths cents per gallo~
with the nine-tenths in mouse
type, so small you barely noticed
it.
When we reached home, I
studied the ads in the newspaper
and, time after time, I found
furniture advertised for $149.99.
o r a video c omponent for
$1199.99, or men's suits for
$199.99. The merchants with
respect for customers who used
round ftgurcs and honest state-
ments were nowhere to be found.
The game was lure the sucker.
Deceit wu the law of the retailer.
The financial section told
about more insiders paying
million dollar fines for unethical
behavior, while the stock market
went through hysterical uphea-
vals, up 80 points on the Dow,
then down 80 points on the Dow,
and the name of the game was
greed and you 're reminded of a
cartoon in a recent New Yorker
in which one woman aays to
another, 14ffarold bun' been the
same since greed became a bad
word."
Business seemed to be goina
out of its way to show its warts
ud ODC bardy legal ICUD piled
on uotber, aad imttad of the
old wonder of childhood,
,"Watch the Fords 10 by," we
watcbea tbe imports go by, and
beard the hustlen' siren calls and
read the milleading ads u if this
wu the American Way. And if
that wan\ bad euougb, why
alap a auction on the Japanese,
or reduce die value of the U.S.
dollAr IO imports would be mGR
cxpcmive.
Once. the American prO_ilact .
n1 the best in t.be world. ID
wrhe Reckoniq.• David Hal-
berstam tells of the great pride
of America when Meury Ford
began an industrial revolution
with his Model T, and built an
auto for everyone and reduced
the price every year. Now, Hal-
berstam says, the U.S. auto
ind us try bas been taken over by
the financial experts, more con-
cerned with profit than with
product, so that quality suffers
and innovation is a nasty word.
He reports bow an American car
buff visited Europe and reported
back to the president of General
Motors that the front wheel
drive was taking over the indus-try abroad, and the GM exec-
utive said, .. We never want it to
be said that GeneraJ Motors was
first in anything. Let the otben
make the mistakes."
But the othen haven l made
the mistakes. When the dollar
slumps and Japanese products
cost more. Japan sells more cars
in the U.S. It is becoming almost
a clicbe to talk about tbe quality
in Japanese can.
Halberstam tells the story of
three busincumen captuftld by
a terrorist riq. One is a Frmch
busineumaa, another is a Jap-
anese bulineuman. and the third
is an American businenm•n.
The terrorisu tell them that aich
will be granted one wish before
they are executed. The French-
man asb to hear La Mtu•il-
lai.M. The Japanese ub to give
his lecture on quality control.
The American asks to be shot
before the Japanese, so be
docsn \ have to bear the talk on
Japanese quality control apin.
U it\ painful to American
busineumen to bear bMI stories
about them, Anlerican business
itlelf must tidy up iu house,
sweeping out the greed, avarice,
cupidity and deceit. In the
present administration in
Washington, one industry after
another bu been daeguJated,
giving American busineumen
the free band in the marketplace
they asked for. However, in
autos. electroo.ica, clothina aod
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must teach kids to ttlink about their world
Critical ttiintiq ii a still
1111 •'"' IO tlie development of
~ valaa and I am con-
cened tlaat we are abort-+nw• our youth in develop-i911Me at1Di.,, ))9liticiziq the
odacMin-•1 procaa. In the hiab _
.:..ODii iD ~.I think our
My Turn
r&DF weapons and the Wana•
Pact utiom exercise a conven-
tional option and start to over-
run our European friends our
recoune ia to rattle strategic
weapons and perhaps launch
them from submarines or missile
silos in the United States. The
problem with all this is that in
aatratqicaudeuexcbangeour
allies would be destroyed with
certainty as would the world
itself, ultimately. A strategic
exchange means the end to our
earth's life support system and,
of counc, this also means the
end of us. How do we resolve
this? The fact that war is obsolete
should be clear. More impor-
tant, how do we tell our children
bow we evolved into this situa-
tion and cbc:ckmated ourselves?
gat we start with ft.ICOll'ition
that our Earth is a fraaile
resource. Jta C?COSYSlCID supports
the countless people on the
planet. For the first time in
history we haft the capability to
destroy that system and there-
fore destroy all life • we know
it. Acts of nationalistic passion
and illusions of rigldeouanrss
must be tempered with a pro-
found ieme of global responsi-
bility. The romance of military
might and industrial bravado
must give way to open dialogues
betwun perceiftd enemies. Any
arming must be inteDectual. War
is obsolete. We will prevail
globally not because of military
might but because our leaders
now being develoPect in our
schools arc armed with a sense
of global responsibility. They
must be globally literate. We arc
not in a duel to defeat the f uturc
but to insure it.
•• ..,.., 11*• iti&s intel-can caate real value for our
Md-" ~by not .:commo-youth by~ eq~ • riaor-
daaiq reasoned dialogue or om with contemporary aocial
4·111a1 ~such prcemin-and political illua • we are
· Ci11 •#tci'I • political account-with computer acieaca and
~and national war policy. EnaJiah IOI. For example, it9i
Tiwik• to 10me brave teacben, part of a natioaal bypocrily to
tbeic are exceptions. but the not tacb COlltcmpo...,y nuclear
qwdon remains; How do we illUCa when tbie news 1CrCaJD1 of
tada our youth about the real war\ honor uid the bopefilled ·
World beyond the cluuoom? In interlude of a U.S.-Ruuian
tbia audear qe, where we couJd rapproacbement on the most
be one heartbeat from miuile basic of all survival issues:
l111DCb, don't we have a rcapon-getting rid of nuclear weapons.
aibility to honestly teach our E.qually clear ia the need to
youth about tlJe lepcy of pobal prepare our youth for the quix-
instability t~ adult piecleces-otic -world of politics. Thia does
son have willed to them? From not mean teach what it means
whom aball they learn? to be a Republican or a Demo-
Chronological .tolthood at crat. It does mean to teach what
the magic .,e of. 18 yean seems the cconsequenc.es of holding a
to imply th~ tbe mantel of public trust mean in terms . of
pobal tnowwnl""':' baa been personal accountability. Should
6naPY ·~ to ~~ we, for example, have
who have~~ theii Child-Nuremberg-style trials for
hood. At this m~ tbrabold of elected offacials who consistently
~-lnel matunty our youth violated the mandate of their
can now vote, drin~ and be held constituencies and sustained our
9CCOUtable for contracts. But involvement in Vietnam at the
can they Skillfully analyze., dis-cost of S8 000 American lives?
crimi0 ate, and rationally evolve '
opiniona, unfettered by a world Tenorism is another area of
of black and white, right and political conflict. We stand in
wroq; especially when we live horrific awe when bostqes are
in tbe py? taken and tilled. As a mecba-
Storia of diplomatic com-niatn of radical change terrorism
prom.ile. financial imbro&li~ ia decried by most pro-Western
life in a tat tube and collepeed aovernmentl. Y ~ the export of ~ are fodder for the grist-our venioa of ~ ia
mill Of mwa unceremoniously equally decried by some tapon-
t.browD 00 UDfeeliq dmeways aible governments.. In Nicara-
aad lawu throughout our pa, for aampJe.. bow we can
natioL Thia biOclearadcable both rccopi.ze tbe Sandinista
information is reinforced by ::i"';!,,.~0;!0::':.:i
radio and television wJiicb · the d 'a • _ __.. still openly arm a Contra force ua&er~ICI ay u..-a whole objective is the violent
with aa ..-~ for plll'Chate of 0.~ .. -w of ... _. ··-goftr'D-. a new-wave automobile or a ~iuuv ~ _..._ ~ pr1>motion for Sparkle ment is a paradox. The paradox
Pleat) TOotbpatc. The delivery ia ao dear that it daerva spirited
of tbe ~Truth ia mixed with ~po°:;~po· ie::o:~
an 8Pi*:I to spend. Chernobyl
raata with a supermarket's start out 1bis peat nation was
pud openiq ud Lt. Colonel f OU.Dcled •.• "' At some time the
Oliftf North's lateat -no com-word "hypocrisy"' must surface.
meat" scanct1 amaU apinat a Pretensions of State still require
companion piece plaging a accountability to the public. To
Tune and Lube promotion. As be dfecthe citizens we must be
..tulU we filter out our disinter-aeoJitcrate or count oundva as
CIL Our experience and 1C111C of slobal eunuchs.
ftlw proridea the yanlstict by Neipborty ties to the North
WbiCh we measure the cmrency are strained~ too. Our friends in
of information. But time to pin Can.ta are fcelina the wrath of
life experience is comp~ for our indifference in the form of
our youdL Unless we act now an unwanted import acid rain.
they will Ul1l only by exposure Not only is American industry
to maa media, which may have destroying their forests and
its own -point of view... streams but our inacti on is
Critical thinking-the rea-promiaina to alter for acnera-
aoned analysis of information tions their ecologically scnsiuve
praented-is essential for devd-farmland. Hi&h school oconom-
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better off due to tbc subliminal
datruction of Canacl•._ quality
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And DOW the nlldear issue. A
f~ weeb 1p in a apeeda iD the
~ Prime Minilaer Mar-
garet Tbatcber, the articulate
Iron Lady of Great Britain,
stated: •A world without wea-
pom would be lea stable and
more danaeroua for all of us."'
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speech related to nuclear wea-
pons and their mnoval from
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P• I Ara II. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
Coach Mike Mayne's Orange
Coast College baseball team
returns to Orange Empire Con-
ference action at Citrus College
today at 2:30 p.m. after taking
a beating from top-ranked Cer-
ritos in the Pirates' annual spring
tournament at OCC last week.
OCC, S-2 in conference play,
also is in action Saturday at
home against Rivenidc at noon,
then visits the Tigen Tuesday for
the final time in 1987.
OCC's bats went on vacation
during the three-day double
elimination tournament April
I 5-17 ~ Cerritos (28-5) emerged
with the championship after
trouncing the Bucs, I 0-1, Friday.
The day before, Cerritos handily
dropped OCC, 11 -2, in a battle
of Southern Calif omia 's two
top-ranked teams.
The Pirates (25-8) managed to
bit only .237 in the four-game
tourney (which included S-1 and
10-5 victories over third-place
Cuesta) and failed to slug a
single homcrun.
Joey James (Newport Har-
bor), the Bucs' all-time leading
homcrun and RBI man with 29 ,
roundtrippers (including 10 of
the team's 30 in 1987) and 119
ribbics in his two-year career,
typified the sort of tournament
OCC had with two bits in 14 at-
bats, a pair of RBI and no cxtra-
basc blows. Dave Staton (Tus-
tin), who along with James was
a JC All-American in 1986 and
had been on a hitting tear going
into last week's action, recorded
one RBI.
None of the other Pirates
picked up the slack, either. First
baseman Rex Peters (.373 going
into the tourney) was 2-for-8 at
the plate; third baseman Ralph
Ramirez (.412 before the tour-
ney) was 3-for-15; shortstop
Mike Misuraca (.396 before-
hand) was I-for-II; rightfieldcr
Mark Rasmussen (.330) was 3-
for-14; and lead-off man Mike
Lujan (.297) dipped badly with
a l -for-13 performance.
The pitching wun 't much
better. After Iam Foley (S-1)
stopped Cuesta OD seven hits
while fanning eight in a S-1 win
to open the week's action, David
Dawson (2-3) and reliever Jon
Dishon were ripped by Cerritos
in an 11-2 win. John ICuzmic (3-
0) overcame some wildness to
strike out eight, combiniq with
Jim Dedrick to bold C\lefta to
eight hits in a J 0-S win in the
opening game Friday. But in the
finals against Cerritos, Greg
Manhall ( 1-2), who yielded six
runa in 2.1 ioninp, and two
relievers were no match for the
Birds' bats in a 10-1 drubbing.
"Well, Cerritos played about
as well as a team can play and
we played about as poorly as we
can play," summed up Mayne.
"They got every b~ but we
have to give them credit. Their
pitchcn (Tun Lockhart and Pat
Sweet) know what they're doing.
They know how to win."
The Pirates would have had
a better chance were it not for
the way the pitching match-ups
worked out. As it turned out,
occ·s current two best start-
ers-Foley and Kuzmic-threw
against Cuesta, while two othen,
Dawson, who is battling a sore
right arm, and Manhall, who
has been ineffective since beating
Orange Empire cellar-dweller
Saddlcbact, 16-4, March 31,
were fed to the Birds.
•1 don' think this is all that
bad," ~d Mayne of the two
defeats. "These games don't
mean a thin& but they told our
·guys that we've got plenty of
things to work on if we're going
to be there (in the state finals)
in the end. We'll either make the
adjustments or we won '-and
that'll be all there is to it.
"I'll tell you one thing," added
the coach. ..The next time we
meet up, we'll play those guys
much tougher."
Mayne hopes the next mcctina
is in the state playoffs.
PIRATE PA 1TER
Peters. OCCs s/ick-f~lding.
switch-hittint first sacker,
missed the fust two iama of hU
OCC career-.spanning 72
gamu-Fridlly after re~
1tilcha in a finger when he wa.r
1pi/ced in the first Cerrito•
game.
Two NB sailors eye Cape Horn mark
At least two tall ships of the
space age will depart New York
City for San Francisco in
December in an attempt to beat
the clipper ship record around
Cape Hom.
The 133-ycar-old record of 89
days eight boun for the I S,000-
mile passage was set by ftyin1
Cloud, the most famous clipper
ship of all.
Michael I.ane, ~, the fint
man to sail a trimaran around
the world and holder of several
sailing speed records, will be
making his ICCOnd attempt at the
Cape Hom clipper record.
In 1913, after 1ucce11fully
i:oandina the Bona wl ltartina
to bad up die p.cjfjc, K.ane\
trimaran Crusader wu dis-their 60-footen., in sharp con-
mutcd and lost off Chile. trut to the (;() aailon who made
Tb.is thiS time his competition the 225-f oot Flyin6 Cloud the
will be Georp ~o.lesnikova, 44, fatest uiliq abip in history.
skipper of the 60-f oot Shutt.le-Kane and X.olcanikova both
worth trimaran Gnat AllWrlaln. live in Newport Beach, Calif or-
Tbe proven ocean racer wu Dia, and fmt met when X.ola-
tnown aa Livery Dok aad Diton attempted to sign up
'Trtlwit:Tat S-W.y Whal owDed hilt for Mallilndl C.•lkqe, a
by Peter Phillipi of F!JChed. •qk•nl'dcd mce aromid the
K.ane is pwcbaiiill a ~oot • wortd for mUltibulla origi.UUy
cat•maran called BrltUlt Air-teheduled to start from Lot
way.r from another Enafflhman, Anplet on Nowmber 7, 1987.
Robin K..nox-Jobillton; the fltlt K.ue said he wanted to mce
man to lllil aro1aDd the alobe arouild the world, especially
alone and without stoppiaa in without itoppiaa in any port;
any port. bat tbe Cape Horn clipper
l.anc intenda to ...... bil lecord .. -fint priority.
boat Cptk :Flbro.b ~ ia -n.. Mite ......... that if
tanclenn with a~ .. umc. I wo8ld r.:e .. ;-llim aroUnd
~ Mid K.alueitcm ~ tbi &.-.. lie Wiid r8Cll SJ ....
will carry hJO to four crew on -atoulld ... ...._ •x.ct 11eik-
ow uya. ~ wu a comprom-Thus, Cape Horn Clipper
ile-and a cballeqe-1 couldn' CballatF wiD tet under way
refute."' December 29, 1917.
Sign~l:.lps on for
Corona del Mar 5K
ReP.trabon is underway for
thi1 year's Corona dcl Mar
Scenic SX. llun, to be beld OD
Juac6.
Sponsored by the CdM
Chamber of Commerce, the~
Park.a, &e.cbel ud Recreatioo
Department and the Studio
Cafe, thia year\ race will baft
a cap on tbe namber of numers
~~nawlno~on
OD dae day of the t.ce-boQ
-·--ol die popalirity Of tbia. the ODly laDctioDed nm of
the year in pieturaque Corona
clel Mar.
Rwmcn will receive a aou-
ftnir T '!lbirt ad breatf'ut. A
sipcct ad aambercd lilliited-at--. .-er Will illo be avail-
able for putdwe.
~n fee ii SIS, and
~ forma an awilllble
8l the CdM Chsnbcr ol <:oat:-
merce omce. CitJ BaU. ....
...., ltONI dwcM• ........ city.
For,__W. s,_OOD-
tld tbc cM '". 61.J 1150.
Mii; R 1111 THE NEWPORT ENMONICOSTA MESA NEWSllRWE TODAY .. 1
Newport to En -enada Race starts tomorrow . .
TomorTOw, for the .-oth time,
tbc CU80ll will sound at DOOD
for the commencement of the
N~ Ocean saili"I Auoci-
at.ion'I Newport to Emenada
lnternatioaal Yacht Race. A
mqnif acent flotilla of sleek
~ bcNlaa will bad south to
the IUDDY shores of Mexico.
Mikc ~ane, 1987 NOSA pres-
ident, Jim ~erripn, ,eneralm
cbiinDan, md the entiR NOSA
Boud of Directon have worked
dilipdy for the past leVCl'&l
montM to make tbe 1987 version
of tbC world.. larpt intern.
tjopel yacht nee the best ner.
With 600 boats entered in this
nee (up approximately 70 boats
o~ 1986), it appears that tbe
" tide of public opinion baa turned
for l'Kin1
Marine Scene
Some old tnditiom, Iona cast
away, have been restored for this
year's participuta. Fant, tbe old
.. Friday start" ii back, which
means a Saturdayfmilh for most
of the boaaa, a Sunday fun day
and then back to work OD
Monday.
Second, remember the Emen-
ada BeM:h barbequa, complete
with mariacb.ia, folk dancen and
the ~ tllCol imqin•ble? wea t11e fun w returned.
., Ill.Pl •11e1
After a IS-year hiatus the
yacbtamen will apin be able to
enjoy the color and hospitality
of Emenada at an authentic
Mexican 6eata. The barbeque,
which will take place Sunday
from noon to 2:00 p.m., will be
followed by a 3:00 p.m. trophy
praentation.
If you pia.i on driving to
Emenada on Saturday to join in
the fun and festivities, give
yourself a few extra bows. You
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will be travelina tbrouah
approximately 7,SOO cyclen
racing from Rosarita Beach to
EnsemdL •••
Newport Harbor Yacht Oub
and Balboa Yacht Club com-
bined the Dicbon and lmlee
~ with the 66 Series last
Saturday OD the 20-Fathom
Race. Usually this race is a beat
with J.i.abt winds at tbe start and
a f resben..ina we8terly around
Long Beach. This year, however,
a warm and pleuant wutlterly
blew all day, allowina the boats
to reach to 3TL, the weather
mar~ and then home to the
finish. The big winner was the
sleet MacGreggor 6S "Lean
Machine" owned by Tom
O'Keefe.
Other fillilhcn in the 20-
Fathom Race were:
In Clau A, Defaance (Rich
Nowlina, SSYC) second, and
Newsboy (Jack Jbillie, BYC)
third.
In Class C, Impetuous (Phil
Glasgow, BYC) first, Trea
Gordo (Reg Hu1-;:h, BCYC)
second, and Electric Pumpkin
{Elliott/Littel, NHYC) third.
Gymnastics
classes set
The City of Newport Beach
Parks, Beaches and Recreation
Department announces --Gym-
nasties C.Clebration,"' a variety of
gymnastic clasaes for ages 2
throup 16 years. Tumbling,
floor Exm:Ue, Uneven Parallel
Ban, Jblaiw: Beam and Vault-
ing Bone are introduced to
beginners through advanced
levels.
H you would like to partici-
pate in any of theae programs,
pleue call tbe Parks, Beaches
and Recreation Department at
644-31SI.
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Hypnosis is a useftil-:tool for personal gr wt'1
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BY DR. JERRE L. LENDER
Ten months ago e;,bt-year-
old Jennifer and her parents
looked upon each Thursday
afternoon as the wont time of
the week-that was when atic
went for her weekly allergy shot.
For years, B~ an executive
with a large, local corporatio~
was anxiety ridden with imccur-
ities about his job. He bad to
force himself, literally, to get out
of bed to face each day and go
to work.
As a college student nine years
ago, Julie would find henelf
shaking uncontrollably and
unable to sleep as the day of fmal
exams approached.
And only nine months ago
Gary would have entered a
trapshooting tournament with
no hope of finishing anyw~
except near the bottom.
Today each of them is able to
face their own situation with a
much different outlook. Now
they know they can approach
their problem with confidence
and a positive attitude. The
reason? All four have learned a
still that enables them to cope
with their frustrations and
fean-self ·hypnosis.
Woodward ~V film
explores Alzheimer's
Throughout history hypnosis
has been applied in many ways.
Most of us are familiar with its
use for smoking and weight loss
but there are numerous other
UICI. For example, medically it
bas been used as an adjunct to
the treatment of such diverse
problems as hemophilia,
uthma, warts and to reduce pain
while changing dressings of bum
patients. Dentists use it to help
control dental apprehension,
pain, and excessive gagging.
With children it is a treatment
for bedwetting, thumbsucking,
and fear of shots, just to mention
a few. Adults, college stl,ldents,
and children have benefited in
school and on the job by being
able to concentrate better,
improve their attention span,
and heighten memory and recall.
And for years athletes have been
successfully applying hypnosis
to enhance their prowess in such
sports as baseball, basketball,
body-building, and trapshoot-
ing.
Joanne Woodward portrays a
college professor and poet whose
career and family life are shat-
tered when she is diagnoted as
having Alzheimer's Dileue in
the CBS made-for-TV movie,
"Do You Remember Love?"
The movie will be re-aired
Friday, April 24 on CBS at 9:00
p.m. on KCBS TV, Channel 2.
Richard Kiley and Geraldine
Fitzgerald also star in the dra-
matic special.
Alzheimer's Disease is a pro-
gressive, debilitating and inevit-
ably fatal neurological disease
that affects an estimated total of
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can strike al early u mid-life;
howeYer, most victims are over
6S.
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Love? .. Woodward is in her mid-
fifties when the fint signs of
disease begin disrupting her
professional life.
Woodward and Kiley face the
disease with cour1&e and sensi-
tivity, coping with the tragedy
in a deeply loving way. It was
screen-writer Vickie Patit•s
intention to create a dramatiza-
tion that offen hope to families
coping with Alzhcimcr•s Dis-
ease.
For more information about
Alzheimer's Disease, contact the
Orange County Chapter of the
Alzheimer's Disease and Related
Disorders Association at 631-
0245.
In each of the examples men-
tioned, the individual has either
been hypnotized by another
.person, known as betero-
hypnosis, or has learned the skill
of self-hypnosis. Although there
arc many boob available on the
subject of self-hypnosis, proba-
bly the most effective way to
learn it is to contact .a qualified
professional who can then serve
. as your consultant and coach in
how to apply it to your specific
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area of concern or interest.
Jennifer, before hypnosis, was
the dread of the allergist's office.
Three nurses were required to
"assist" while she received her
injection. To help her in coping
with what to her was a painful
and traumatic event, I elected to
teach her a hypnotic approach
to pain control called the
"Switch Technique. "The Switch
Technique, for children, bui-
cally consists of explaining the
transmission of stimulus input,
from a point on the body to the
brain. The explanation is
couched in language appropriate
to the child's age and level of
undemanding. Jennifer wu told
that the message-carryin nerve
impulles are like electricity and
that, just like a switch that turns
the lights in her bedroom on and
off, there can be a switch that
turns on and off the electricity
that carries the pain signal to the
brain. Once she undcntood that
she could control the pain sipal,
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Meetings & EVents Management Relations of the
U.S. House of Representatives.
Ms. Boni is a seasoned activist
and serves on the Board of
Directors of the Older Women's
League.
For tho c interested in enter-
ing the event, application form
arc available at all Orange
County First Interstate Bank
bra.nchcs. Boot publishers, magazine
editora, literary agents and
succaaf ul authors will share
trade leCrets with local writers
at Oranae Coast College's third
anaual .. Writer's Day ConfeT-
encc• on Saturday, April 2S.
The conference runs from 8: 30
Lm._.:30 p.m. iJi Room 119 of
OCCs Fane Arts Building. The
registration fee is $35 in advance,
and S40 at the door.
This year's program has been
expanded from last year's su~
casful format to include topics
such a magazine writing (fiction
and non-fiction), million-dollar
novels, publicity, romance
videos, ghost writing, film doc-
umentaries, self ~iting, mystery
novels, legal iaues, team writing
ad, for ~n, writing and
~ fUDdamentals.
la addition, professional
manuscript evaluation and pri-
vaac consultation will be avail-
able.
Registration is underway in
OCC'a Community Services
Office in the Student CentCT
Buildin.a Visa and MasterCard
holden may register by phone.
For further information, phone
432-SllO. • • •
. Grecian Festiv&l, an annual
~ay event of traditional
Greek food, live bouzoukec
m~ dancing, games, crafts
and bandwor~ will be held at
tbe H~ Par~ Irvine, May
29-31. Pa4ia& and admission to
tbe festival are free.
Drawiq for a 1987 Honda
avic CRX and other valuable
~will be beld OD Sunday,
tbe fmal day, at 8 p.m. Winner
need not be present.
Heritage Park is off of Walnut
between Culver and Jeffrey and
may be reached from the Santa
Au or San Diego Freeways.
For further information. con-
tact the Rev. Father ~orge S.
Stephanide1, 733-2366, or
George~. 644 4666. • • •
Newport Beach Public
Library invites you to view the
colorful •Imagination Celebra-
tion• artwork in the children's
rooma at the four branch librar-
iea. Uaiq their imagination, as
only children can do, local
stude:Dtl haft produced a variety
of brilliantly colored pictures.
The exlu1'its are sponsored by
the •very Special Arts Festival ..
Committee of the Orange
County Department of Educa-
tion and will be in the branch
libraries through May 4. For
more iDformation call Margaret
Poarch, coordinator of child-
ren's ICMca. at 644-3186. • • •
1be Coastline Artists• Associ-
ation will bold its 10th Annual
Art Fair and Sale April 24 and
25 at tbe Coastline College
Center at 3101 Pacific View
Dme in Newport Beach.
The times for the all-media
fine art ahow are Friday. April
24, from 2 to 9 p.m., and Sat-
urday. April 25, from 10 a.m.
to 4 p..m.
An awuds reception for the
artists will be bekl Friday from
1 to9 p .m.
For more inf onnation, call
631-2J07 or S46-J784. · • • •
Tbe Newport-Mesa YMC~ is
now off'eriq uainina for Juruor
l:ifeparda.. ap 12 to 16, and
..._... tifeuvina classes for
...... ita facility at 2300
UlliWrlilJ Drift in Newport
Beach. Call 642-9990 for class purchases arc encouraged.
times and enrollment inf orma-
tion. • • •
Former Governor Joe Foss of
South Dakota will be the guest
speaker at the 23rd annual
Harbor Arca Mayor's PrayeT
Brcak.f ast to be held Thursday,
April 30 at 7:30 a .m. at the
Marriott Hotel in Irvine. Mayor
John Cox of Newport Beach,
Mayor Larry Agran of Irvine,
and Mayor Donn HaJI of Costa
Mesa will have proclaimed April
30 to be a day set apart for the
Mayor's Prayer Breakfast and
the week ending May 7 to be
Christian Leadership Weck.
Foss is a speaker of. great
national demand. He will relate
bis life-changing encounter with
God.
Tickets for the breatf ast are
S 12 and can be purchased at the
Irvine Chamber of Commerce
(660-9112). the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce (644-
821 I), the Costa Mesa Chamber
of Commerce(6S0-1490) or from
Vic Sherreitt (673-6640). Due to
limited seating, early ticket
• • •
Enjoy an evening of learning
how to make your favorite
chocolate sweets. This class is a
.. hands on experience" where
you will learn the procedures for
tempering and unique ways to
use white and semi-sweet choc-
olates.
This fun-filled evening is
scheduled for April 28 from
6:30-9:30 p.m. For more infor-
mation call the Newport Beach
Parks. Beaches and Recreation
Department at 644-31 SI . • • •
The Women's Center at Sad-
dleback College. in cooperation
with the South Coast Orange
County chapter of .. OWL••
(Older Women's League) will
present a workshop on .. Acti-
vism. Advocacy and Lobbying"
at Saddlcback College on Sat-
urday, April 25. from 10:00 a.m.
to 12:30 p.m.
The workshop eadcr will be
Phyllis C . Borzi, Esq., who is
Counsel for Pensions on the
Subcommittee on Labor-
The workshop is open to all
interested persons in the com-
munity; there is no fee, and free
parking is available. Advance
registration is required; call the
Older Women's League at 675-
4255 for registration informa-
tion. • • •
The second annual Orange
County Pcrf orming Art Center
Triathlon. already known
among triathlctcs as both a very
chalJenging course and a classy
event, takes place in Mis~ion
Viejo on May 31 . The triathlon
is being presented by First
Interstate Bank and organized
by the Center SOO. a young
professionals support group.
The Triathlon will take place
in and around Lake Mission
Viejo on Sunday. May 31at7:00
a.m. 1.000 participants arc antic-
ipated f<>r the I .SK swim. 35K
bicycle race and IOK run. Many
of the nation's top tnathlctes arc
expected to attend, including
last year'& winners and former
Triathlctes of the Year Scott
Tinley and Colleen Cannon.
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On Monday. April 27 at 10:30
a.m., Dr. Warren G. Thomas,
DVM, Director of the Los
Angeles Zoo will be this year's
Town Hall Series finaJ speaker.
He has been Director of the
Zoo for the last 12 years and will
be speaking to the audience as
well a~ ~ho wing a slide prcscn-
tat io n on the behind the scenes
effort~ to save the endangered
California Condor as well as a
look at the behavior patterns of
the Giant Panda loaned to the
Zoo in honor of the 1984 Olym-
pics. Because of its exceptional
anim~ collection and innovative
education programs, the Los
Angeles Zoo is considered one
of the finest in the world.
The Town Hall Series i.s pres-
ented by the Assistance League
of ewport Beach and Laguna
Beach, both chapters of the
National Assistance League.
Please call 497-1373 for ticket
information or purchase your
ticket the morning of the lcctUTc
at Edwards Cinema Fashion
Island box office where the
lectures arc held each year.
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'High Tea' honors Adoption Guild patrone•.
There is no question that the
most popular .. H igh Tea ..
around this area is when the
Adoption Guild honors the
patronesses of their 26th annual
Memorial Day week.end tennis
tournament held at various
Newport clubs.
The ~ca" traditionally is held
in a private home. This year
Melinda and Tony Moiso
opened their lovely residence to
some 300 ladies. Just a few of
the patronesses were Arden
Aamson, Linda Gaede, Bobbie
Grant, Dorothy Bcndctt~ Pat
Rypinski, Martha Benvenuti.
Shannon Tarnutzcr. Marilyn
Hausman, Diana Yardley,
Marie-France Lefebvre, Hyla
Bcrte&y Barbara Aune, Sunny
Elliott and Sue Guggenheim.
Adoption Guild supports the
Holy Family Services, a non-
sectarian private child-
placcment service. Members
chairing the affair were Beverly
Peters and Denise Hopkins.
Assisting were Margit Christi-
ano, Dawn Washer, Bobbie
Stabler, Joanie Sammis~ Wynn
Griffith, Carlyn Steiner and
Guild president Sara Booty.
• • •
For some 26 years, Damas de
Caridad has sponsored a floral
headdress ball, which benefits
St. Jude's Hospital. ~ year,
proceeds were earmarked for the
Laser Center. advised ball chair
Sandee Johnson.
Over 750 guests attended the
black-tie dinner dance held at
the Anaheim Hilton and cheered
when the
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when combined with electronics.
Up untiJ two yean aao this
concept wu successfully exe-
cuted altbouah they had no
penuacnt facility. But recently
the Griffin Towers at Hutton
Center donated some 7 000 • • square feet to MMOA so that
they coWd continue this out-
reach program.
In celebration of the donation
a black-tic benefit gala was held
at the complex and over SOO
supportcn attended. Approp-
riately, artist Jerry W. Downs'
paintina and poem .. Reflections"
wu used as the theme for the
event. • • •
The Fashionables donned
their chic Easter bonnets for
their annual luncheon and
fashion show. Held at the Ritz
Carlton. 1 Mapin •s presented
their designer collection
modeled by membe~ who also
wore handsome jewelry from
Laykin ct Cie.
Winni Short chaired the event
Nicole's wins
writers' award
Nicole's Grill, Newport Beach
Marriott Hotel A Tennis Oub"s
fine dining restaurant~ won a
SiNer Award at the Southern
California Restaurant Writers
'Awards Banquet held on March
22 at the Disneyland HoteJ in
ADabCUrL
The Silver certificate recog-
nizes Nicole's Grill as bein1
exceptional in the American
fOod cateaory. It was chosea amoaa bwMlrCds of restaurants-
locllted bet.en Santa Barbara a Mexico by some of Soutb-
en California ·s most distin-
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with the assistance of Ginny
Smallwood, Ileane Doolin. Glo-
ria Hassel and F asbionablcs
president Mary-Lou Hopkins.
Just a few Harborlitcs attend-
ing this Chapman College
benefit were Fritzie Williams • Ollie Hill. JoAnne Mix and
Maria Crutcher.
• • •
The Lido lslc Women's Club
celebrated their 30th annual
Home Tour and Tea. F irst
meeting at the Lido Clubhouse,
over 200 ladies enjoyed the tea
and then proceeded to view the
handsome home. advised ·
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Unit trusts .can -.be · tailored to your needs
Some investon buy them for
their monthly payments. Some
buy them for their safety and
stability. Still others like them
for their convenience. Whatever
the preference, the unit invest-
ment trust is a simple, flexible
approach to investing that can
be tailored to the needs of several
types of investors.
A unit trust is a portfolio
generally of higb~uality secur-
ities designed to praerve capital
at maturity in general and pro-
duce a high level of current
income. Typically, the portfolio
includes municipal or corporate
bonds, mortgage-backed .secur-
ities such as "Ginnie Maes" or
"Freddie Macs," or dividend-
producing stocks such as utility
issues. These portfolios arc
fixed, meaning the underlying
securities are not bought and
sold but arc held until the
securities mature, are called or
the trust is liquidated. The actual
securities are held "in trust" by
a bank which collects the inter-
cs~ dividends, and principal and
then forwards payments to
investors.
The investment is simply
structured. Shares in the entire
portfolio are sold as units repre-
senting a portion of the under-·
lying securities.
Units typically cost Sl,000
each, including a built-in, one-
time sales charge of from 2 to
S percent. The low cost is good
news for investors who want to
diversify their investments but
who don' have enough money
to buy a variety of different
securities.
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Since unit trusts Came on the
market IS ycan ago, the number
of portfolios has grown dra-
matically. Today there are likely
to be portfolios designed to meet
a wide range of individual invest-
ment goals.
unit trusts (such as brokerage
farms, strive to buy high~uality
securities of several issuers. The
issues in any one market are
carefully rcsearcbed by profes--
sionals who foil ow those secur-
ities. ,
In addition, the divcnity of
securities within the portfolio
prevents your monthly return
from changing much, if at all.
The result is a aecure inYCStment
with a predictable return.
Other features include:
•Stability: Securities held in
a unit trust portfolio represent
diverse yields, call protection
and maturity dates. This way,
any changes in an individual
security will have little cff ect on
the performance of the unit trust
as a whole.
• Liquidity: A secondary market
allows quick and easy n:demp-
tion at current market value.
• Low Cost: In addition to its
initial low cost, there are only
minimal transfer fees incuned.
Whatever your aoal, unit
trusts could provide a measure
of safety uMI certaillty to ~
investments. Tali to your Cuaan-
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about unit investment trustt,
and bow they can be tai10recl to
serve both your current and
future needs.
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A conservative investor look-
ing for maximum safety might
consider a unit trust composed
of insured municipal bonds. A
more aggressive investor seeking
a potentially high return may
prefer a portfolio of inter-
national bonds, for example,
one comprised of bonds domi-
nated in Australian and New
Z.Caland dollars.
Delegation: Working smarter··
better than --working harder
If you want high, fixed
monthly income you might think
about a corporate bond unit
trust, a portfolio of well-known
investment grade issues or bet-
ter. If you want to save for the
future, look into a portfolio of
high-yield taxable government
issues, such as mortgage-backed
securities. Or, if you simply want
to follow the trends of the Big
Board, invest in a portfolio of
stocks that comprise the S cl P
500 Index.
Two of the unit trust's most
attractive features are safety and
predictability. Both result from
the way the portf otio is
assembled. .
Unit trusts are generally con-
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Delegation is more than
assigning tasks and reacting
negatively to people when they
don' complete them in a timely
and competent way. Eff ectivc
delegation is being "profession-
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of reactive and aggressive, in
transferring authority, responsi-
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one person or group to another.
It is doing it collaboratively with
mutual agteemcnt.
Do you as a business owner.
a company executive or man-
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the standards of this definition?
As a result of ineffective dele-
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personal lif c as well as in your
busmess environment?
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this to yourself? My ~iction
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heads of businesses who are in
leadership and entrepreneurial
roles because their personal style
is to naturally take charge, get
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Even if your style is .. take
charge and do it, .. you can gain
significant benefits from learn-
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responsive, leadersbip-
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gain some of the benefits I have
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executives and professional
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responsibility and accountabil-
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Delegation can:
• Make your job as a man-
ager easier and give you ·the
discretionary time to envision
and think how your enterprise
can be enhanced.
• Develop additional leader-
ship and initiative within the
people in the ranks.
• Provide you with more time
to iatrospect and bring into
balance the physical, mental,
emotional and spiritual aspects
of your personal and prof es-
sional life. ,
• Stimulate employee creativ-
ity.
• Create higher morale and
motivation by your demonstra-
tion of trust and confidence in
employees' abilities.
As I coach people and help
them apply the skills we have
developed in seminars and work-
shops, I sec that those who have
learned to skillfully use delega-
tion arc able to:
• Recognize the .. situational"
limits of their own physical,
mental and emotional capacity
so that they take care of them-
selves and regularly avoid the
.. bum up, bum out and bail out"
syndromes.
• Determine the purpose of
the thing being delegated and its
relevance to the vision. values.
mission and goals of the com-
• reiioDal vice praideat • the
Newport Financial Center
RCBO. a polition be will con-
tinue to fill.
He joined Wellt Far10'1
Soudlera California commerQal
h.tnkini team in 1977. He was
. named uaistut vice praident in
1971 and a vice praickat tbe
lolJowina )'Ur. From 1980 to
1982. be served as vice president
and sales '"""'" o( the But'• four commercial banking off1ea
in Orange and San Diego coun-
ties.
Ehrke currently is the dim:tor
of the Orange County Red Crou
and the Busineu Community for
the Arts. He also serves on the
board of the South Coast Rep-
pany.
• Select the projects, tasks or
activities to be delegated.
• Accurately select the person
or persons who have demon-
strated competence ( .. can do,")
and demonstrated motivation.
( .. will do,") to be given the
assignment.
• Meet with the person or
group selected to do the task or
project and explain all instruc-
tions, requirements and check
out the .. can do." -Will do" and
other imponant factors relevant
to the assignment.
As I watch and listen to
managers. there arc three com-
mon ... attitude traps" they use to
rationalize or tell themselves
som'e very .. rational lies." Armed
with these rationalizations. they
fail to delegate even when they
know the benefits! Check each
rationalization to see if you arc
your own worst .. productivity
enemy."
ertory Theater ud is • put
praident of the N~ Har-
bor M"""" Buliaeu Council.. •••
Jtudy Sm:ek bM been n•~
Vice Praident; Sales And Mar-
ketiq for Donald L. Bren Com-
pany, Newport Beach-based
homebuilder, announced by Lou
Malone, company praident.
In 13 yean in the bomebuild-
iq industry, be bas been asso-
ciated :with several Southern
Cali!omia builder and developer
firms as 01Hite sales represen-
tative, aales and marketing direc-
tor. and project manager. He bas
been the recipient of two Sales
and Marketing Council NAME
Awards, and was rcco~iud as
• .. The job will not be done
the way I would do it or as well ...
• .. My subordinates lack the
necessary training to perform
the job and I don't have the time
or budget to coach or train
them."
• ... enjoy doing the work.
and therefore do not want to
delegate because others won't be
as motivated as I am."
You can get additional flashes
of insight about the .. rational
lies .. you arc telllng yourself if
yo u closely reflect on what you
do at work and determine if you
arc usi ng work tasks to escape
l from competently carrymg out
the executive. leadership or
managerial level responsibilities
that are yours. You might also
clSk yourself lf you arc neglecting
personal I family relationships
that deserve a higher priority for
your time and penon.
Whatever you discover that
has meaning to you. I encourage
Sala M•a..,. of die -Year for
191S amoaa ten b•ilden
iavolved in lrviac Compaay
projects. • • •
Comt1nce Stickney, a loan
repl'Clelltative at The Hammond
Company's Palmdale Joan oria-
ination office, bas been named
the company's top loan producer
for the third quarter of filcaJ
1987, .according to ,Arthur
Alvarez, assistant vice president
and branch manager.
For the period, Stickney orig-
inated 6S loam totaling S6. 7
millio~ more than double the
30-loan, SJ-million quarterly
average for company loan repre-
sentatives.
you to make a commitment to
actively use delegation for thirty
days. Get your busienss col-
leagues and family to help you
figure out appropriate ways to
do it. Get them to give you direct
feedback on bow you are do'ing
and how it impacts their mot-
ivation and performance. You
have my personal. no-risk gua-
rantee. If you don't delegate and
then celebrate your new eDCrgy,
time and effectiveness after
thiny days, you can have back
your old ways of trying to do
everything yourself.
Dr. Millard N. MacAdam is
Pr~sUhnt of Financial SynniU-
tics Groups Human R~sourc~
Con.nJ1in1 Division in Nnvpon
u ntn. H~ MTWS 011 IM f ocuhy
of IM Chapman Coller~ Hwton
C~nt~r Manag~m~nt lnstitut~
and is a prof~ssiona/ s~ak~r and
seminar kod~r for corporal~ and
ussocation conf~r~nc~s.
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Laguna Beach. Hours are 10
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Saturday and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
on Sunday. Call 497-4491.
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Beach. Hours are JO a.m. to S
p.m., Monday through Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Call 4~14-2440.
Pllioto Coatest Wlaaen will
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Huntington Beach Central
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Pllotopap~1 by Fraacnca
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May 2 in the UCJ Fine Arts
Gallery. Admission is free.
Hours are noon to 5 p.m.,
Tuesday through Saturday. Can
856-6610.
A watercolor exhibit will be on "Tbe Tupble Talmud: Text . ·
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Golden West College's Fine Arts Roman Period" will display · ''!" by Wally Scba~er will
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Wednesday. Call 895-8358.
Works by Rich Taylor, Winnen
"4Sprinc at Westcate," an cxhi-of the 19th Annual Huntincton
bit ion of Chinese brush painting, Harbor Art Association Show
will display through April 30 at and Ami1os De Bolsa Chica
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The UCI Family Dance Concert
will take place April 29 through
May 2 in UCl's Fine Arts Village
Theater. Tickets arc $5-$7.
Shows at 8 p.m. Call 856-5000.
660aace Kaleidoscope"' will per-
form April 23 and 24 at 8 p.m.
in the Orange County Pcrf orm-
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CeGI L~ will prcscn~~ tribute
to Russian composer Alexander
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24 at 8 p.m. in the University
Club Lounge. Tickets are S5-S8.
Call 85(). 5000.
Alidft Prnin will conduct the
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Orchestra at the Orange County
Performing Arts Center on April
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Music Events at UCI: UCI
Electronic Music Concert (April
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Ensemble (April 26 at 4 p.m.);
UCI Faculty Recital (April 26
at 8 p. m. ). Tickets arc $3-$7. Call
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Theater, Costa Mesa. Tac;kets
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0 Devour the Snow,'' set at
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through May 9 at The Grove
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Garden Grove. Tickets arc SIO-
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Orange Coast College's Student
Center. Admission is free. Door
priz.es. Call 432~202.
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will meet April 26 from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. at the home of Sumner
and Shifley Williams, 2lO Poppy
Street, Corona del Mar. Call
720--0279. /
.. Green Scene" is scheduled to
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Monumental ·drama stirs Gem audiences
BY MARCUS DIETZ
Struebing high towards the
mountain sky, not far from Lake
Tahoe, a monument proud,
erected in memory of the ill-
fated Donner Party-the infam-
ous group which, after becoming
trapped for the winter in deep
snow, bad to resort to canni-
bilism to stay alive.
Standing more than 20 f ect
above the ground, the statue
represents the depth of the
snowpack during that bitter
1846-47 winter. Because many
members of the party perished.
their bodies allowed others to
survive, and to spread the talc
of the miserable ordeal.
Abe Polsky has created a
tribute of another kind to the
Donner Party. After conducting
extensive historical research, the
popular playwright p~nned
.. Devour the Snow." a riveting
courtroom drama based on a
trial that actually did occur soon
after the last survivor stumbled
out of Truckee Meadows. The
play is now showing at the Gem
Concert series
ca~celled by
lrv;ne Company
The Irvine Company
announced that it will not be
offering its annual O&Concerts
Under the Stan" at the Univer-
sity of California. Irvine this
coming summer. The decision
not to renew the concert series,
which began as a band concert
17 yean ago at Newport Beach's
Fashion Island, ~as made after
considerable study," said Frank
L. Smith, Irvine Company Com-
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That last survivor, Lewis
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Angels .help each ~ther thfough teen years
BY PEGGY DARNELL
.. Reed, what do you think I
should put on some cards I'd like
to have made for our TAG
group?" asked Rhonni Kitchen
of her son recently. His ~ponse
was, .. Mom, bow about R.bonni
Kitchen, Friend."
TAG is Teen Angels Group,
started by Kitchen in her home
in Corona del Mar last October.
This description would be inac-
curate because she ·is~ ind~
their friend. It is a teen support
group that addresses mutual
concerns in all areas of a teen 's
life. Home, parents, school,
personal relationships and other
situations important to members
of this group arc all discussed
with complete candor and care,
each teen knowing that privacy
will be maintained as an impor-
tant part of their sharing with
each other.
Their shoes arc left at the door
before they enter and gather in
a circle on the living room floor
in front of the warmth of the
fireplace. An Indian custom of
a talking stick is part of the plan
to ensure that only the speaker
holding it is talking while others
listen. It is passed to anyone who
wants to respond and there is no
interrupting, as a matter of
courtesy.
There arc four high schools
represented by TAG; Corona dcl
Mar, Newport Harbor, Univer-
sity and Huntington Beach.
Ki tchen remembers a tjme in
1963 when she wishes she had
Just when
you need
a little
extra help
it's always
there.
Tha f s what th<-C It rulJa" Scwftet
Srnt1111l as all about. A ~ncb~
!oOUr Ct of spritual ~ th.at Mlp
you mtt1 th<-challt-ngn ~'OU f~.
ldns sh.artd bv peoopk-JUSl lik.t
vou. who ~~rt' looking for Mlp
and found it wh~n I~ tu~ to
God. Thrir words a rt' hke good
frlnlds-<0mfonmg, nxour.agtng. I
corn"Cting. Jusc "'h<-n ~ou nttd a
link-ntra Mlp.
E~ry Wttk. t~ Snttnul is
ddi~~ to a pbc~ of haling and
~r in your community -w
Chrmian ~net R~ng Room.
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someone to talk with about
personal feelings and says, --1
think remembering my own
teen-age time was the catalyst for
startintt this group, even though
it is many yean later. I have
always had a strong and com-
passionate interest in teens and
wanted to make myself available
to them as a trusted friend."
"Sometimes. when I come
home after working all 4ay, I f ccl
tired, but I have found with the
TAG group I feel re~nergized
by their presence in our home."'
Her idea was to have group
members .. tag others with car-
ing" and invite them to join the
support group. She does not
consider herself to be a counse-
lor, but rather a leader who has
provided a meeting place for the
Teen Angels. She feels gratified
by the response. According to
Maggi Brewer, 14,, of Corona del
Mar, "I love going there because
of the feeling of warmth that
surrounds everyone. They make
me feel as if my problems can
be solved. They remind me that
I am loved."
"One of the positive aspects
of this group is they understand
that their feelinp matter and
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that they go through processes
that are situation invitations for
growth; that this is a lifelong
process not only for teens. but
for everyone. They also learn
coping skills to deal with their
immediate problems."
As an example. at one n:cent
meeting one of the members
shared his unhappiness about his
changing relationship with his
girlfriend. The group was sup-
portive of bis feelings and
offered advice, sharing their own
experiences along the same lines
with him. The atmosphere was
non-judgmental and one of
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complete comfort and friend-
ship .
This same night, a new
member was introduced. Some
of the memben already knew
him from school and told him
what they liked about him. They
also said be was a really aeat IUY
at the group, but acted differ-
ently at school and that be didn't
need to do that bcciluse who lie -
is is just fine.
He went on to say be was no
longer drinkioa and wanted to
promote that good feeling
... can't understand bow t:ida
who go to some of t)le parties)
tum on the televiaion, and 'do
lines• (cocaine) tbint they are
having fun," be stated emphat-
ically.
There is an awarenas factor
that is reinforoed by the use of
Angel Cards. The cards are
selected at random and ba~
words like honesty, peace,
adventure. love, patience, Oex-
ibility ... They cballeqe the
member to tell what these wonb
mean and bow it applies to their
lives now. They also tq each
other with a special word from
the cards tot.hint about until tbe
next meeting.
This group is intmlenomina-
tional, all are welcome. ~tcben
would like to see more of these
groups started, and parents
involved as leaden of other TAG
groups. She also tbinks it would
be a good idea to ha Ye a parents•
support group.
The meeting ended with h.ancb
held as tbe •Lord-S Prayer• WU
recited and this par1icular niaht
the new member asked if be
could please say the Serenity
Prayer from --my other poup. •
For more information, con-
tact Rhonni Utcben at 47~
S017. There is DO ctwse.
Parent-child
classes offered
I
A new series of parent/infant
enrichment classes will begin on
Monday. April 27 at the Jewish
Parenting Center of Shir Ha-
Ma •alot Harbor Reform Temple ·
of Newpon/ Irvine. These activ-
ities are open to the community.
Shir Ha-Ma•alot is located at
2100 Mar Vista (at the comer
of Jamboree and Eastbluff
South) in Newpon Beach.
On Mondays at 10-.30-11:30
a.m. on April 27, May 4, 11 and
18 Elaine Gross will coordinate
Fun and Fitness for Tots.
A play group, facilitated by
early child educator Nina Court-
ney, will meet for eigbt Tua.-
days, beginnin• Apn1 21, at
10: 15-11:30 LDL
On Fridayt for eight week.a,
beginning April 24, todcllen and
parents will lcam about Sbabbal
and. bolidayt throup crafts.
muuc and ~t, indoor
aad outdoor play ud clilcut-;
lion.
AD of tbe abo¥e projj'W
have limited e.rolbDeat.. For
rePtntioa wl fee illfonaalioli
about SJair H•Ma9alot\ .--~ cra•• lldi• ... ca11
tM M fll ~I& 6M-7J13.
IHOUSTtttU. 10061 -... .... om.. Santa AM. CA 92705. Ito. R. ....._Inc. c.1·-.,.._ 21145 recooder~
C1111. £1 Toro. CA 92630.
8. A. M. V. E.T. 11 ... .u.
Inc .• California, 10061
• bft&ffiew Drive. S.nt.a Al-. CA 92705.
Thi• builness is con·
dadldbJ•lc*1'wnbn. Sianed: ICO.R. INOUS.
TRIES. INC., Ricl9d J. Lor·
9Mtl"9s., 8.A.M.V.E.T.
INT,P£STS. INC./.,_.
Jofce/"-'Thia. 1 ..... _fled
.... the~Clnof
Or.,. County Oft April 13, .1917.
file No. F340934
4/16 4123 4/30 sn 0193
"*CMmCI
FIClii .. ••11•
-••• n Thetalowii ........ ti'I .,...._ a WEST
NEWPORT MERCHANTS
ASSOCIATION, 6308 W.
Pw;ific C.. Hwr. Neapa1 &Md\92663.
...,,..,.._,3121 Scoas-
dlle.. IMM. CA 92714.
Tom B. Millr, 19 Wtld
Grw Cl. Naaput a.ch. CA92663.
This business is con·
dadld bJ MIR:twlts Assn.
~At.1.
The reaistrant com-
melad to lraia.ct buQ.
,.. under the fiditia.• ....._..,..°" rwnes
list8d abowe on April 3,
1917. S.anect: Tom e.
Miler.Jim,,.,.
Thia .......... filed
with the ~ C1wt of
Or.,. County on ApN l l ,
1987. F"• No. F3409l8 41164/234/JOSfl 0195
~NOnc:E
AC iihOUI •lllEtt ...._ITATW'T
The ~. person is doilw business a: K.C.K.
INTERNATIONAL. 1835 Sta••· Pl. IN.307, .... part Bllidt, CA 92663.
~ c. Kim. 1835 S..•-· Pl tN307. New-port a.ch. CA 92663.
This busjnns is con·
duald bJ an indMduM..
The re1istrant com-
"'*~ to lrWact busi· nns under the fictitious
business name 0t names
listed abow on 4/8/87
$Cned; fCJIUnsNe c. Kim
Th1s stllletnent was filed
with the County Ctfn d
~County on April 13.
1987.
File No. f340939
4/16 4123 4/JO sn 0191
PUIUCNOnCE
ACiiiiOUI •••PUS UMllTATIMBff
The laUoWw person is
doin1 business as; THE
GARMENT OtSTRtCT, 867
W. 1 &h. PJeaacport 8eec:h. CA
92663.
fK Inc., CA., 861 W. l&h,
Neupat a.ch, CA92663.
This business is con·
~ bJ a WipuiltiuiL
The ,..istrant com·
natCld to hnuc:t busio-
neu under the fic:titious
business nwnt 01 ,_,,_
listed above on 4·1-87. 5iF1d; F.K. Inc., Ralph K. Bjortdund,,...
This ........_. was filed
with the County Cleril of
~ Cody on April 9,
1987.
File No. F340688
4116 41214/30 sn 0198
PU&ICNOllCE
ACiiilOUI ... SIDS
MMllTAlllmn
The ~ person IS
doirw busil..s as: CENTER
FM THE STUDY Of PMS.
2900 Bnltof St. 11050,
COlt8 Miu. 92626.
............. 29 Ulle
Pl. NM. CA 92714.
nus bwineu is con·
dudld bJ en indMdull.
The r91istrant com·
mmad ID nwt buli-,... w.-the fiditiol•
bull Ill ,.,,. Off ....
lisa.d ....... 19IO _.. ....... ...
TNI kl,_._ ....
.... ~0..ol
or..~---' 1117.
f111Na.f)40275
419 4116"" 4/30 01'7
a.aue
"*C-.wa
ITCT llW
'IA•DI Ui•U.
GrffClll ...... -The fof lowins P8f'IOM
................ of
the fictitious busiNSS
nmne: SAHOER91CJH.J. RAY
LAGUNA HILLS ASSO.
C1ATES. 2699 ... lbd
5'* 150. lrWte. CA 92714'.
The fictitious business
......... red .....
filed Ott A&.em 1. 1985 in
.,. ~al Orafwt. °"" NI File No. F282782.
S.derMr-J. by Dewef.
opt.... LH.. a catarnia
.... J*b..-ship, 2699
White Road, Suite 150
Irvine. CA 92714. •
JPR Plmlics fnP..,..W
(If (Finland), 2701 A Nar1h
T CM1ne A..,.._ f'bntola. CA
91767.
JPR UIAastic:s-'*"'. -r..w.-• ...
Inc., 2701 A North T a-ne
AYenue. Pomona, CA
91767.
This business -con-ducted bJ a .... pert.
nership. Sisned:
s.nderson-J. Ray 0.-.
ment. L.H., a California
aeneral partnership, By:
Ct-. 0. Sandenan, Jr.,
Gerwal ....... .
This • , ....... filed
with -Cout1(y a.. of 0...,. ec.ny on Ma"dt
26.1987.
4116 4123 4130 sn 0205
PUelJC llOl1Cl
flCiiilOUI •'l?f PIU
MAmlTATElmn'
The talDW• person is ~~-BALBOA
lOAH SEJMa:S. 514 West •
8alboe Bhd. s.. A. BM-
boa. CA 92661.
Nancy .... KolMr, 501
East ~rkwood Ave .• u
Habra, CA 9063L
This busine.u is con-
ducted bJ an indMdlal.
The rq1strant com·
merlC:ed to tr.ISad bust-
ness under the fictitioos
business name °' names
hsted above on 3-25-1987
Scned. Nancy Koller.
This Sitatli!l 1aet11 was filed
wrth the County Cler1l of
Ora,. c.ounty on April 6,
1987
419 "16 4/23 4130 01 n
1·31tl3
P\a.ICMOTICE
FICllllOUI• lllE•
um1TATWJ
The ~ person is doir'I business as: GDl-
ART Of NEWPORT. 2.t07 E.
C.cmt llWMaJ, Corona del
Mar.CA92625.
Ju,._,. Getet. 2.t07 E.
C.cmt ... ..,. Cerone del
Mer,CA92625.
This busine55 is con-
ducl9d bJ an ~ ~ ""'-'" Glier. The ....... ii nat,.
condudirw~
This " 1 ..... -..,
with the a...., a.rt& al
Or-.. County Ott Mlft:lt
31, 1987.
Fiie No. F339922
419 4/ 16 4/23 4130 0112
141M7
PU&ICNOTD
RtiiilOUSat•m
..._IT.~I The,.,.... ..... lbftS ..
dains ....... as: OIPPl'TY
DONUT, 33621 Olt~
IC. 0.. Poir11. CA 92629 T• Uilr\I a-, 1014 S. r.--. s.wa Ane. CA
9270t.
Siw lf\I Chou. 1014 s. f"~ S.U Ania. CA 92104:
This bus.inns is con-
ducted ,,, ~ Ind _...._ _.. Tele t..Mnt °'°"-5'w .... a.a The ,.....,_.... com~
rMllCled tD •• I Cl ...... ,.. ...., .. "ctt'w
~ ....... ..... ..... ........ 3-21~. lllil 1 2 •• _ .... .... eo.nw CtlrtlOf
Or-..~•Ailllll. 1111.
Fl9 .... f'MOOl3
419•tt6"234/l0 OllO
fWlJC ll01'ICE
RtiiilOUI .... EU
... IJA11MEJ11
The tolowil• per IOtlS .. ......._-.:HAPCO,
345 West M..U Ave.,
Orwwa, CA 9Z665.
£.dwwd E. Hitz. 28 s. La Senda. 3 Aidt a.,..Souttt
U.-.. CA 92677-3311.
Wilis 0. Hlrniltan, 1002
Hiehcfiff. Santa Ana CA 92105. •
DanMd Hmrdy. 5012 E.
Orchtd lw. Sc:otbcUJe AriZDna 815253. •
This buslness is con·
duc:lllld bJ a ..-al pwt-
nenhip. Siped: Donakt
Ha-dy.
The rectstrant com-
"-ICed 9D nns.ct bust-
ness under the fictitious
tuirms neme listed abow in 1981.
Tbis ast.11at--..,.-.-r11 was fited
....... the County Clertl of Or-. County Ott Mar. 9,
1987.
Fie No. F3376CM
4124/94/164/23 0142
ll..Jlln
PW&.IC ll01'ICE
ACiliiOUI W ?EIS
umlTATBmll
The~wper.,as ..
dotfW bu:slrms as: ROWS
1986 PARTNERS, 3440
Irvine AW!nue. Newport
Bac:t\, CA 92660
Aidwd H Riddle. 20912
Paseo Olma. EJ Toro. CA
92630.
Douatu G Whitefore.
4300 Hwdand Rd.. f"*>ft.
Ml48430.
Diie H. ~. 26495
Woodk>re, Franklin, Ml
48025.
Omni Wortd Wede Ud... 60
E. 3rd. A...._ s.n Mlll8o.
CA94401.
This business is con·
duc*8d br a ..,_., c-t·
nersllip.
The rec•strant com·
mel iced to trlnSICt busi-
neu undlr the fidibous busif-.s ,_.. OI rwnes
lisaad abcw on Dec. 31,
1986. Sie'*t: Rictlad H.
RGle.
Thi5 i1 I , ...... w filed
...... the ~ a.ti d Or-. Coun1y on Mlrch
11.1987.
File Ncl. Fl38610
4124/94/164/23 0157
Thia • 11 , ... W filed
w1tt the Co&d1 an of Orarwt ~ on MM:h
25, l 987..:.....
FiJe Ho. r ~365.
4/94/16 4/23 4/30 Ol 78
8leclt, CA 92660.
Allrt H. W..,,_, ~.a
California corporation.
4000 Mac:Mhurlb 1911Wd.
Suite 11000, Newport a.en. CA 92660.
James E. w~ tnc:., •
Californ • COfPC)l'ation,
4000~eo.~.
Suite 11000. Newport ~.CA92660.
This b4Jsineu is con·
dUc9ld bJ ....... pert·
IWlhJp. ~; Dllwid 0.
Parr. President.
The rqistrants com·
INftCld 1D lraiwt bust-
,.. under the fictitious
...... Mme OI '*ne5
list.d above on May l ,
1916.
Thill d I ,.,... -filed
.. the Coun8r Cllr1t of Or-. Coady Ott Aorit 1,
1987.
f"lle No. f3.40032
4/9'1164/234/30 0179
. -
-..
(
•
P• 11 ara D. 191 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllAVINE TODAY
....
... ICmncl
FW!ih ....... . .... " .. " The fDIDwil• ........ .,.
tiw ~•SOFT· BALL VEHTURES. 5015
Bfrch StrMt. NewpOrt
a.ch. CA 92660.
htrk:k f•YOtite, 5002
fternacd. Irvine. CA 92715.
J. PMridl ~. 19262
Meu. V'lflll ~CA 92667.
This business Is con·
dudld by • ...,., s-t·
nership. Siped: Plltrick
fwtrill, Gefwal Pwtrw.
The rqistr•nts com·
mmK.t to tnnuct busi-
ness under the flditious
buliM9 rwne "' nemes liltld llbcwe on 1130/87.
This ti , ...... filed
with the County a.tl ol
Or-. ~ on Mlwch 24, 1987.
f"tle No. F339211
419 4/16 4/23 4/30 0188
ntll llOUS ., ... Ell
NWITAYDmn'
The toUowfrw persons ..
doirw business a: Realty
Business Group-OBA
w.i1cer Basin, 5100 Cam-
pus. Newport BMch, C.li-
fomia 92660.
e.&boe Wind Corpcntion
(a C.lifomia corponltion),
5100 C•mpus, Newport
ee.ch, California 92660.
~ P'l'oiect Group (•
California corporation),
5100 Campus, Newport
Buch, California 92660.
This business is con-
ducted by co-partners.
This business is not yet
conductin1 business.
Sicned: Joseph Cuzzupoli,
~ e.tboe Wind Cor·
pcntion.
This stMlw1 l8f ;t W9S filed
with the County Ctlwtl of
()ranee County on Mar. 30.
1987.
File No. F'339653
'12 4/9 4/16 4/23 0143
PUMIC MO'f1C(
ntfttiOUI MJa EIS
NWITATDmfT
The to11owtrw person is
doirw busiNssn: 0. PEPPY
BUBBLE WATER·
SCKIMMER, 758 W. 19th,
Costa Mesa. 92627.
Wally Schoewe, 758 W.
19th, Costa Mela, 92627,
also P.O. Boal 10632, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627.
This business is con·
ducted by ., individual.
The resjstr•nt com-
met iced to tranuct busi·
ness under the fictittous
business name or rwnes
listed above on N/A.
Sip1ed: Walty Schc 1 e.
This st.mm.it was filed
with the County Clerk of O..W. County on Mat. 30,
1987.
File No. F339649
4/2 4/9 4/16 4/23 0146
WlllOTICI
ntiitlUUl•••rEU
..... ITACT MT
The ....... S*SQn is
~ ~ a: KEllJ
GRACE DESIGNS. 314-C
M•rauerite, C.D.M., CA
92625.
Wi Gr-. sa..... 314-c ......,..._ C.O.M., CA
926a5.
This business is con·
dudld by ... individuM.
The rqistrant com-
m.aced tD tr....a busi-
ness under the fictitious
busif.-rwne OI ,..,_
list9d ~ on l-23-87.
--Klli Gncl sm.I. This ..... ,,.. .. filed
with the ~ a.rte ol
0...,.. ~on U.. 30,
1987.
f"tle No. F339654
4/2 4/9 4/16 4/23 0147
PU&IC..nca
AClllW• lllm ....... .._..
The ............... is doi"l...._a PROf'ES.
SIONAL AUTOMOTIVE
PROMOTIONS, 10650
8w::tt lhd-. Stmma, CA
90680.
M•lindll G.brief, 1300
Adlfns •32£. ~ ..... CA92626.
This business is con-
duc:alld by ... individual.
The recistrant com·
meiaced to nmct bum·
... under the fictitious
...._ rwne "' rwTteS lisl9d abow'8 on 3-2347.
s.-t: Malinda Gllbriel.
This --·~ ... filed with the Cou"'1 ~ d
Or-. County on Mw. 30,
1987.
File No. F339648
4/2 4/9 4/16 4123 0149
WNOTICE nc1111UUS ••rm NAmlTA.,.....,
The tolk»if 11 person is
doin1 business as: THE
MANCINI COMMUNICA·
TIOHS GROUP. (1) 7461
l.orp Circle. Huntincton 8eKh. Calitomia 92647,
(2) P.O. Baa 7652. Ne•port
a.ch. California 92658.
WILLIAM F. Mancini,
10106 Ksmont Ave., South
Gaee. c..ifomia 90280.
This business is con-
ducted by an uninc.ofpo.
rated nsoc:imon aa.tnan
a pertnership.
The reaistrant com-
m.aced '° nns.ct busi-ness under the fictitious
busin9D name « 1Wn1S
list.ct abc:we on 2-23-87.
SCned: William f. Mancini.
This stMil1.tt.was filed
with the County Clerk of
Or.,. c.ounty on Mar. 30,
1987.
File No. f'33965 l
4/2 4/9 4/16 4/23 0150
PUaJC flO'fa
FICllllOUS a lllEIS
NAmlTATEMDIT
The fallolilit11 petlOn is
doirw business a: EAST·
BRIDGE GARDENS
HOMEOWNER ASSOC .•
3700 Campus Or., Suite
101, Ne•po.1 &e.ch, CA
92660.
John J. HawtOns, 3700
Campus Dr.. Newport
9-c:t'I. CA~.
This business is con-
ducted by ... LW1inc::upor-
-.:f nsociMion att. than
a~ Silr'8d: John
Hawtdns.
BusiMSS first b'anMdld
under tttil business nwne
onl/9/82.
This clatAii~ ......... ntnt -filed
with .. CourQ Clerk ol
<>r.,..~onMar.17.
1987.
Fite No. f338514
4/2 4/9 4/16 4123 0151
l--llW .... _Cl
FCIWlllllll• -11m n ·
The lalt b11 Pill ........
dGil'l t.1' Ill K OCfAH
TOWERS GROUP, 4400
MKMhur ........
160, Ne•PDVt a.ch, CA
92'&>.
t.oew.. Towers. Inc.. •
0111-. COf'POflillof-. 666
Fifth Avenue. New York.
.._York 10103.
• Ell & ta.. Inc., 12·14-
71, Calb•• 4400 MlcAr-
thur .............. 160.
..... art 8wtt. CA tl2660.
---H. Sn,dlr. 5757 ..... IMl. s..-701,
l.aaAI 411 1,CA90036.P.O.
ac.48440.U.~CA
90048.
09wid A. ........ lbMiavi
AAOCi•• The A141ncy
Gftq), .. 18798. Irvine,
CA/17802 ~ Circle.
Irvine. CA 92714 .
Ruaetl Kubo.e. c/o J.H.
~ CompMy. P.O. lea
48440. Los Anples. CA
90048/5757 Wilshire
Bfvd., Suitlt 701. LA. CA
90036.
L.-. P. Geyter, c/o J.H.
S.W Con~. P.O. Baa
48440, Los Aneeles. CA
90048/5757 Wilshire
Bhd., Suit9 701, LA. CA
90036.
This business is con·
duaad by a ...... pert.
raship.
The re1iSlrant com·
mmad to transact busi>-
ness under the fictitious
~ ,.,,,. "' ,.,,.. lisled ..._ on ~ 23,
1971. S4INd: Jerome H.
Sn,der.
This ...... ~mm_,,..,.,. -fi'8d
with the County ~ ol
Or.,. County on w.rch
1&. 1987.
f"tle No. f338609
4/2 4/9 4/16 4/23 0156
ll..Jl.IZ2
WNOTICE ntiifiOUI atlllHI
NWITA'fllmlT
The llJllcMifll ~ is
doirw ~ as: NEW-
PORT LANDING RESTAU-
RANT, 503 East Edi' -. Ne..,.,i1 a.ch. CA 92551.
WMetfn>nt Emerprites,
Inc.. • c.lifomia corpoq-
tion. 503 East E1a ""· He•port 8-d\. CA 92661.
This business is con·
duded br 8 COl'PCHtiOtL
The rqistrant com-
metaced to trwuc:t bust·
ness under the fictitious
buline5s ,... °' ,..,,.
lisl8d .,_on NI A•,_
Silned: w...mont Enter-
prises, Inc., Douala L
Salisbury, Seaetwy.
This ....,.It .. filed
with the County Clertt ol
Ora,. County on Marctl
19.1987.
File No. f338741
4/2 4/9 4/16 4/23 0158
....... n•c..,..
HClll .. _1111 --·IR . n.• ....... ...
......... I M: ~SAOOt.£8AQ( BUSINESS
CENTER ASSOCIATES,
1400 8rialal ..... North.
Newport a.ch. CaManU
92660.
....., K. o.wis, 1400 .... ..... ~ .....
port INch. Callfomi•
92MO.
· C..,.. L Buchanan,
1400 ......... North. =rt Beed\, c.libfta
Ridwd E. Wey, 1400 .... Slr9lt Horth. ,..._
port BMch. Califomia
92660.
Robert J. Th~ •
1400 BrillDI SlNM Harth.
Newport 8w::h, c.tifomill
92MO.
Alan J. T&dlend, 1400
BriltDI Slrellt North, ,....
port Beach. Californl•
~
This busines$ is con-
duct8d by ....... S*t·
rwship.
The rqistr•nt com-
mesad to transact busJ,.
ness under the fictitious
busines .,.,,. "' '*'* liAld ~ on ~ 1.
1987. Siped; WilNm K.
0...
This ~ -filed with .. CoucWy o.t ol
Or.,. County on March
25. lil7. F"• No. F339283
4/2 •194/164/23 0161
.....CllO'Ta ncan..,..,•1111
MmlJA~
The ....... ...., is dGil'I ....._a WHrTA-
CR£ & ASSOCIATtS. 3695
PnwfncNwn, Irvine. CA
92114.
CarwWI c. WhitacN. 3695
Prowincetown. Irvine, CA
92714.
This businHs is con-=.,, wt indMduat. . t.C. WhilM:re.
The re1iS1rant com·
,.,.ad tD tnlnUc:t bust·
ness under the fictitious
~..,. lisaed._
on J/'D..nil.
This.........,.wfiled
with the County Cleric ol Or-. CounJy on Mar. 24,
1987.
f" ... No. F339206
4/2 4/9 4/16 4123 0144
CMTD. 2222 ........-: Sula •
212, IMM, CaHfoml•
12715.: ...... ... .--. .
C.Htomle corpoqtlon,
UOI waun.m Av.nue, s.nt. AM, Califotnl•
9210IS.
~DI\: alociment. Inc.,
• Callfornia corpGration,
2222 ,..rtin, Suite 212,
tMne. Calibnie 92715 .
This bullneu 11 con· ct.did .,, • ..,.,.. pert.
......ship. Siped: Golden
.... ~ • c.INarnil
• COf'POflilkll( ~ J. Ran-
ct.11. President; Govan
Dasi·~ Inc.; GerMd
L GIMn. Prelidlnt.
• The r .. istnnts com-
me11Ced ., n.uct b&ai-
,_ undiw the fictitious ....... ,...."',.,.. lilt8d 9bowe on Sept. 3,
1987.
Thill 1111talllja11111 mm.iant1t w filed
with the County Clerk ol
Orarwt ~ on March
'D.1917.
file No. f339627
419 4/16 4/23 4/30 0183
• 1-3~
WMmCl
AC'iii ...... lfllll
NAmlJA1W
The tollowinl ....,,, ;s
doina business as:
FASHK>N ISlANO TEXACO.
1600 ........_Newport
8-d\. CMllDI•• 92660.
Spiloa E. Km'amehea..
7312 Seit •• 8M1. ~15,
a.1111 .... T .. 77551.
This busjnas is con-
dudlld hr M indMdual.
~5PrmE.~ ...
The recJstrant com·
mmiced to nll-=t busi·
ness undiw the fictitious
buti.-rwne or nemes
listed •boft on M•rch
1917.
This •' 2 w.r• •• filed with the eoun.y Cleric ol
Or-.. ~ on M8rch
24.1987.
f"tle Mo. f3l919'
4/9 4116 4/23 4/30 0117
WMOTa
AChhOUI Mr• Ell ..,._ ITATIMDIT
Thi ,...,.... .. '*'°" is ~ ..,.._.: SLEEP··
STYLES.1921 Hnor Bhd..
C-. Mesa. CA 92627.
David C. Osterhoudt,
1601 w ........ Bhd.,
~ l2R. Sera AN. CA
92704.
This business is con-
dudld hr ... indiwidu.a.
The rqistr.nt com-
~ to nwt busi-
ness under the fictitiou5
~ ,.,.. °' '*'* lisa.d ..._ on 3..ol-87.
Slaned: 0.wtd C. Otter·
houdt.
This ~ .. -filed with the County ~ ol Orarwt County on Y.,. 30.
1987.
file No. F339650
412 419 4/16 4123 0152
.. .::&:.:.
HCiii ...... , •• ..... nam "' The ........... ..
~...._.:SANTA
ANA Pl.Al.A PARTNERS.
IOO •eawport C.W DrM,
Su-. 300, ..... 8-d\.
CA92MO. ......... o..e..
..-•Co••'lol....,.
port leech, • Ceaifomia
caporllion. 13 Colpuilllii ...._ s.. 200, Napot1
a.d\.CA~.
Pu111c llnsitq-"'*9-
ment ...... fll Nas ... cl
0 Pl••Jltf AOJ•s. Inc.. 800 Na ;wt c.mr .,...
Sull 300. tM a pallt 8Md\
CA__,.
This buainen 11 con·
cadlld bJ ...... '*'' nenttlp. Sianed: Public
~ ... -.......... ..... ""'°'"•••bJ ... ~ Alt~-.. Inc..; ..... R.
Neill; ...... ~M
Oii ,,, •• c.. • ...., of
... 011-....: ........ It'"..... .. ... TM ,... ... _.. com-••ad " .... 11:• ....
-....... ftc-.• .... -·--...... -... en lllafclt 1117. "* ••• , ..... -... .... ~ Clllll f/I o....· CalMlr .......
31. lllr.
...... P:nm1•1•aM1
4114111"8.,. Olll ..
....... ..,.,,..rnrwaw• GUTH•
EDml NI Fill ICOTT
..,OfHni•to
AD•a1a DfATI
C.. .... A-111141
To .. Min, bel~ies.
a-edibs, COID .. lt c:nd-
ibs. end ....... who nwy
be ...... ir; ..... 1181d in
the will OI ...... al £.DITH
VIAGIH&A SCOTT: A_.., tm ~filed
by Aablrt 8. Scott in ..
Superior Court ol Or-..
~nty requestlna that
Robert 8 . Scott be
appointed as pef"'IC)NI
,.,. llMlltltiw 1lo .clminis--
.. the ...... al the -... ....
A t.wq on the P9titiof1
will be held on 5/6187 11
1:45 p.m. in Dept. 3 loc*d
Ill 700CMc DrMWelt. P.O.
8m 838, SMta Ar-. c.lib·
nia.
If YOU 08J£CT to the
.,.,.,.. ol the P11titiun, )all
should e;u,. .__.at the
hearinc and state ~'
otljections "' file .,;nen
cti;ectiola wlh the caurt
b9forw the ._it._ Your
~·--mm, be in per. son"' br ,our' .,.,..,.
If VOU MC A CRE:DfTOR
OI a COllllia .. iit c::redib ol
the dee d. }IOU ..... fill
,our' dliln ...... aut °'
p1111nt it tD h personet
'9Pf11Mt ...... appoi"'9d
.,, the COUft within bar
monet. -... ..... ol
fintilewnc»GI ...... .
pruwidld in Slictimt 100 GI
h P,a:ll 111 Coda GI Calllor·
ni•. The tlMe tor fiUftl
dlln-. .. not ..... prtor
to b.w mm._ tram h
dalia GI h ....... ncillcid ......
VOUMAYDMllNEV.
........ bJ .. court..'°"
...... 2 '"' .. ....... ,.,...., ......... .. 1c••••• .. •. or'°""' IM A I lllf llf ..
I IC ... :sdit•M&,
.......... c:mult .. ,..,,., ...... .....
ifll 111 ............. ,... ............. ., ..
9illil fll • line&, ... . ,. ............ ...... _... . ., .. , •. ,.. ., ..... _ ....... "°'
laitlllm•~· .. c••rn 1 uc... ~-.... ...
,., tllr P11,! m. a.. f.lllt
~ SINll. ·SuM 506 • A1no. NV 89501 .
4/9 .t/16 '123 0189
• .,1141
"*.ICMmCI
fCiiiW.,11 • Mmmr1 n n. ......... Pill ....
dairw ...... -GA881-ANO'S ITAUAN RISTO.
RANT£. 2113 ViU. w.,.
Nftrport 8wll. CA 92663.
Clayton •nd Andrews
El .......... Inc... Callar-
nia Corporllliait, 9511 StM-
ford, Garden Grove, CA
92641.
This business 11 con·
ductmd by • corporation.
Sianed: Clayton •nd
Andrws Ea• .. isw. Inc.; Georwa 8. ~ Preli-....
The re1istrants com·
meiad to tr....a busi-
neu &Inds the ftc.titioul bulinea ,.,.. OI ,.,._
liA8d ~on Aprtl ltl7.
This ., , ••• -..
with the ~ a.rt GI
Or-.. ~ on April 2. 1917.
f"lle No. F340064
419 4/16 4/23 4/30 0111
1-11111
PU&ICmftCI
FIClllW • 11 I• .._...,IR n..•a ......... ..
Mwbuak rr • 80U>EN WUT /SUNSET ASSO-
CtATU. 19 eo.i-... =='8aad\.~ aa.. .... ........ •
CatfforrMa corporatioft, 130I ........... Aw,
S.na Ana. CM..._.
92705.
Sul'Mt HoMea, Inc. • NelJll M cor,e...-, 50
Fra J I "t lllld. 110. --...... IMJl.
llMs bulk 111 fl c:.t-dadld.., ....... ,....
........ l ... 111: G1tllu
W...UzzaCS •
tAl[a 11 c lld1 J. -.. --~ "11'111 t ..... ...... -..: .... c. ....
Pt1 l'll1 ..
1NI •tt•lm1w•11 -1111111 ..... ~Gnf/I ·a..~ ..... n.1111. Nt•FJn•H•M•I 4114111412141110IM
SO.LOS
711,
91 101
4/94/1
111111 •• ........ -... --•n•-t11N111111• J • --c..-.~--Toll~Nll ...... Gl..,., ....... ~
ltur'I; and ......... ..
be ... 111 "*' ' at In
thl • "' -al w.o,e. NIA AGNES NJA.MS·
A pllltiaifl ... bleft Mid
bJ cHAlll£S P. AMMS In
th• Superior Court of
OMHGE c.ntr '" i 1t1•111
tNt CHMl£S '· AOl\MS be appointed as personal ,.,_1,....fDedn••
• thl ...... al VMGINtA
AGHESADAMS
The pettticM'i requests·
euthortly ID edmie._ the
est* under ......... .s-
ent Admlnistnrtion of
EstJMskt.
Aheetinaon .. ~
will be held on 4129/fl7 ll
1 :•5 p..rn. in Oepl. 3 loclllld
1t 700 CIVIC CENTER
ORfVE WEST, SAffTA AHA.
CA.
IF YOU 08.JECT fD tt.
~ d the Pltition. ~ should...,..-.. the
he1rin1 and mte your
objections Of file writt9n
objections with 'the cour1
behn the hMrins. Your
appur.nc:e ,,..., be in per·
son OI bJ WOUf' ... i19Y.
If YOU ARE A CA£0fTOR
01 a c;altir .. ll ~ al
the dee 1111 d, '°" must file
'f04X claim witft ttw court OI
ptesent it fD .. ..,..,..
rept'8MntMi¥1 apeaointed
by the court within four
mot#t5 "°"' the dm ol
first i5aaMOI d lillllln -pnMded in Section 700 d
the Prob-. Coded Catifor.
rua. The time for filin1
;laims will nat ~ prior
~o four rnonlhs from the
:UU d the ._.. .... noticed
tbowe.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
, .. keptbJtheCGUrt. "~ ,,..inlai ..... In ........
IOU may WW upoft the
..C:.D 01 ............
>r upon the Mlaf 119r tor the
n:ea*11 "' admirdt»ab, tnd Ne ....... court...,.
>l'Od d wva. • writlen
eQuest stelinc t:Mt you
:ies.re ~noticed the rti.nc d ., ......,_, and
1ppraisement of ntatt
ls.sets OI d the pmtiora OI
ICCOUntS "* llior.ct in Sec·
lions l200 -1200.5 d
the c.litornia ~Code.
ANGLEA & 8UttfORO.
Atmmeyltor,..... .... 199
SO. LOS A08LES AVE., STE
711 . PASADENA. CA
91101.
4/9'116'123 0190
mu-•ma• .... uu•••• u 11ce---..11 ..aor...,...uu
YOU NII£ .. DEFAULT UM)(Jt A DUO Of T1'UST DATED
4/15115 UM RS YOU W>U TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PWDtt Y, rT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUaJC W£.
IF YOU H£ED AH EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE NOCH'.OINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A l.AWVEfl
On 5/15/fJ7 .. 9'A5 Ln\. ~ Altied s..... .. duty
......... Tnisa. undlt Ind~ to Died ol Trull,
Recorded on sn /15 •Document no, SM4 8aak 11395
,.... 762 Of OMciM Rllcor'dl in the Office of the Recorder
d Or.,. County, CMHomia, .-cillllCt bJ YEJtSAILUS
NEWPORT COMPANY, A PARTNERSHIP Will SEU. AT
PU8UC AIJCTIOH TO THE HIGHEST 8100€R FOR CASH
~ M time d sale In '-fut money d the UnMd
Sbiees) pursuant to 2924-H d the California Civil Code,
• THE MAtN (NORTH) EHTRANCE TO THE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE, 700 CMC CENTER WEST, SANTA AHA.
CA aft r1lht, tide and int8rest C011 .. )19d ID and no. held
~ it under said Deed d T Nit in the propertt situlbld
in said County, California de5cribifw the llwMt u..in:
PARC£L 1:
AU. Of THE RE.AL PROPER I Y, IN THE atY Of NEWPORT
BEACH, OftANG£ COUNTY. CALIFOftNIA. OESCRl8£0 AS
FOLLOWS:
THAT PORTION OF LOT 172 IN BLOCK 1 Of IRVINE'S
SUBOIVtStON, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH.
COUNTY Of 0AANGE. STATE Of CAUfOANIA. AS PER
MAP R£00R0ED IN 8()()1( 1 PAGE a Of MISCfJ I AME·
OUS MAPS, IN THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER
Of SAID COUNTY, OE.SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE MOST wtsi ERL Y CORNER Of
PAACEl 2. AS PER MAP RECOROED IN BOOK 1 PAGE
35 Of PARCn MAPS, IN THE OFFICE Of SAID
RECORDER. SAID CORNER BEING ALSO ON THE
CENTERLINE Of SUP£RtOR AVENUE AS SHOWN ON
SAJD MAP: TH£NCE Al.ONG SAJD CEHTERUNE SOUTH
39 DEGREES 45 MINUTES 16 S£CONDS W£ST 1230; 53
FE£T TO THE NORTHWESTEAl Y PROl.ONGA TION Of
THAT CERTAIN COURSE CITED AS "HORTH 82 DEGREES
11 MtNUTES49 SECONDS WEST, 584.99 FEET" FOR THE'
NORTHERLY LINE Of THE LANO DESCRIBED AS PAACEl.
18 IN THE FINAL ORDER OF CONDEMNATION,
RECORDED JANUARY 5, 1965 IN 800t< 7370 PAGE 86
OF OFFICIAL RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE OF SAID
RECORDER: THENCE ALONG PROl.ONGATION ANO SAID
NORTHERl Y UN£ SOUTH 83 DEGREES 01 MINUTES SO
SECONDS EAST, 620.16 FE£T NORTH 87 DEGREES 00
MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST, 482.43 FEET, THENCE
NORTH 02 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 39 S£CONOS WEST,
165.00 FUT, TH£NCE NORTH 29 OEGREES40 MINUTES
59 SECONDS EAST, 185.71 FEET TO THE MOST
SOUTHERLY UN£ Of PAAC£l 1 AS PER MAP R£COROEO
IN BOOK l3 PAGE 42 Of PARCEL MAPS, IN THE OfF1CE
Of SAID RECOROER. SAJD POINT BEJNG THE TRUE
POINT Of 8£GINNING; THENCE ALONG SAJO SOUTH-
ERl Y LINE ANO rTS W£STERlY PROl.ONGATION SOUTH
89 OEFREES 59 MINUTES 36 SECONDS WEST, 15195
FE£T, THEMCE SOUTH 29 OEGA£ES 40 MINUTES 59
SECONDS WEST, 90.45 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 60
DEGREES 19MINUTES01SCCONOSEAST132.00FEIT;
TH£HCt NORTH 29 DEGA£.ES 40 MINUTES 59 SECONDS
EAST, 165. 71 FEIT TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING.
PAACEL 11:
NON..£XCWSNE EASEMENTS APPURTENANT TO ANO
FOR THE 8£.NEAT Of PAAC£.L 1 FOR:
CA) lNSTAUATlON ANO MAJNTENANCE Of UTILITIES
AHO DRAINAGE fACJUTIES.
(8) INGRESS AHO EGRESS FOR PEDESTRtANS. BtCY·
Cl.ES. AHO OTHER NON·MOTOR1Z£O EQUIPMENT;
(C) F\JU ANO COMPUTE USE Of RECREATIONAL
BUU..DtNGS, AM.AS, IM~ENTS AND fAQUTlES
FOR THEJR O€SIGH£O RECR£A T10NAl. USE;
OVER THE FOU..OWING DESCRt8m PAAC£1...S A AND B.
IN THE CfTY Of NEWPORT BEACH. ORANGE COUNTY.
OESCRtBED AS fOU.OWS:
PAACElA:.
PARC£L l , AS SHOWN ON A PARCEL MAP, IN THE OFTICE
Of THE RECOROER Of OAAHGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
ON 0£CEM8CR 23. 1970 IN BOOK 33 Of PA.RCEl MAPS
ON PAGE 42. Pt.US:
PARC£LB=
THAT PORTlOH Of LOT 172 IN 8l..OQ( 1 Of IRVINE"S
SUBOtVISION, IN THE CfTY Of NEWPORT 'BEACH,
COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AS PER
MAP R£COAOED IN BOOK 1 PAGE a Of MISCEU.AN£·
OUS MAPS, IN THE OfFIC( Of THE COUNTY R£C0ADER
Of WO COUNTY. DESCRIBED AS FOUOWS:
COMMEMCIHG AT THE MOST WESt ER\.Y CORNER Of
PMCE. 2. AS PER MAP R£COROED IN BOOK 1 ftAGE
l5 or PARCR MAPS, IN THE OfflC£ Of SAID
RECOltOER. SAJO eottHEJt BEING ALSO ON THE
cona.JNE Of SUKJltlOft AVENUE AS SttOWN ON
SAID MN': THENC( AlDNG SAID com:RUHE SOUTH
39 O£GR£IS 45 MINUT'ES 16 SECONDS W£ST 310.00
FnT TO THE TRUE "*1 Of IEOlflNNG: THOIC(
caHTINUtNG ALOMG SAID cem:RUNE SOUTH 39
DEmO!S 45 MINUTES 16 S£COfa war, 92053 FEET
TO TH£ NOR'llfWESTDLY PIQ.OHGATION Of THAT
CERTAIN COtJASE CITU> AS "NORTH 12 DEGREES 11
M8NU1tS 49 S£CONOS WEST, 5k99 F'E£T' FOR THE
HOft'THERl.Y UNE Of THE LANO DESCallO>AS PMCa.
18 IN THE ANAL ORDER Of CONDEMNATION
R£OQ1CE.'D ~ 5, 196'5 IN BOC* 7370 rw:JE. 16
Of omclAl RECORDS. IN THE OfTICE Of SAID
R£COROOt; THENCE Al.ONG SAID PllOLONGATION ANO
SM> NOWnOl.Y LJN( SOU1M 13 omM:ES 01 MW-
UTES 50 S£CONDS EAST, 620.16 FttT NfD NORTH 87
OEGR£ESOO llltNUTES21S£C0N0SEAST,482A3 R£T:
THENCE NORTH 02 DEGl&S 59 MINUTESl9SlOONOS
W£ST 165.00 FEET: THIENC( NORTH 29 omR£ES 40
llftNUT'ES S9 SECONDS EAST, 20.00 FEET: neecE
NORTH fiO DEGR£IS 19 MINUTtS 01 SECONDS WOT.
132..00 FUT; THEMC£ NORTH 290EGMD40 MINU1tS
59 SEOONOS EAST. 90.45 f'EET: THENCE NORTH 8.9
OCGMES 59 MINUTES l6 S£C0NDS EAST, 12.95 FEET
TO THE MOST sountOl Y UHE Of PMC8. l AS P£R
MAPREOOMJO> IN 800K l3 ~ 42 Of PAM:O..llW'S. .
IN THE omc£ Of SAIO ~ THENCl AlONG
THE SOOTHOtLY ANO #Di~ Of LAST MOmONlD PMCll l!WtTHE ~ ~ 00 DmMJS.00 IMUTES M BllW WOT,
110..00 FUT, SOUTH• De*ES 9 IMlnD 36
S(CONOS WOT IU.00. NORTH 00 WEI 00
...uTES M E'CIMJI WIST, ta.00 f&f IOU1H •
DBHE••IMUTD•tBame ....... RET.
"""..,,. • DlVI" ...... ..... Wiit ll.llf11TTOTHE_....r01• l•IG.
ML CSC lHAT..,.... Of lOT 112 .. ll.GCI& l ti WS
.......... • T..: cm 01 ,..,oaT" IDCM.
.... II; tm THE NEWPORT EN8IONI008TA MESA NEW8l1fMNE TODAY ,.11
COUNTY Of 0MNGE. STATE Of~ AS Pot
IMP lfXXMl>ED tN BOOK 1 PAG£ • Of '"900 t •Hf..
OUS MAPS. IN THE Off1C( Of THE COUNTY RECOROER
Of SAM> COUNTY, ooat&D AS f'OU.OWS:
COMMENCING AT THE MOST WESt OtlY COANER OF
PAAal. 2. AS PER MAP AECOAOE.D tN BOOK 1 PAGE
35 OF PARCEL MAPS, IN THE OFFICE Of SAID
RECORDER, SAID CORNEA BEING ALSO ON THE
CEHTEAUNE OF SUPOIOR AVENUE AS SHOWN ON
SAID MAP: THENCE Al..OHG SAID C£NTERUNE SOUTH
39 OEGR££S 45 IMHUTES 16 $£COHOS WEST, 1230.53
FEET TO TH£ NORTHWESTERl Y PROl.ONGATION Of
THAT CERTAIN OOUASE CITED AS '"NORTH 82 DEGA££.S
11 MINUTES 49 SECONOSW£ST, 514.99 FEET" FOR THE
NORTHERLY LINE Of TH£ LANO DESCRIBED AS PARCEL
18 IN THE FINAL ORDER Of CONDEMNATION
AeC0R0E0 JANOAlf'( S, 1965 IN 8()()1(.. 7370 PAGE 86
Of OFF1ClAL RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE OF SAID
~THENCE ALONG SAJD PROt.ONGATION ANO
SAID NORTHERLY UHE SOUTH 83 DEGREES 01 MIN·
UTES SO SECONOS EAST, 620.16 FEET AHO NOA'TH 87
DEGR£.ESOOMINUTES21SECONDSEAST1222.•3 FE£T
TO THE NORTHEAST catHER Of SAJO PAACEL 18, SAJD
CORNEA BEJNG OH THE WESTERl Y LINE Of PARCEL
l Of THE LANO DESCRIBED IN THE DEED TO THE
PRESY8TERIAN HOSPSTAL OF ORANGE COUNTY,
RECORDED FEBRUARY 8, 19'6 IN 800tC 1393 PAGE 20
Of Off1CIAL RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE Of SAID
RECOROER: THENCE ALONG SAID WESTERlY LINE THE
fOU.OWING COURSES: NORTH 26 DEGREES 31 MIN-
UTES 09 sa::c>HDS WEST, 1•9.45 FEET IN THE BEGIN·
NING Of A TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWES-
TERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 51•.46 FEET.
NORTHW£STEAlY Al..OHG SAJO CURVE THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE Of 12 DEGREES 32 MINUTES 20
SECOHDS AN ARC DISTANCE Of 112..59 FE£T TO THE
BEGINNING Of A REVERSE CURVE-CONCAVE NOR·
THEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS Of 409.51 rEET,
NORTHWESTERl Y ALONG SAJD CURVE THROUGH A
CENTRAL AHGl£ Of 15 DEGREES 42 MINUTES 15
SECONDS AH ARC OtSTANCE Of 112.24 FEET, NORTH
23 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 14 SECONDS WEST 252.95
FE£T TO THE BEGINNING Of A TANGENT CURVE
COHVAC£ NORTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF
1000.00 FEET; NORTHWESTERLY Al.ONG SAID CURVE
THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE Of 00 DEGREES '8
MINUTES 08 SECONDS AN ARC DISTANCE Of 14.00
FE£T TO THE TRUE POINT Of BEGINNING; CONTINUING
NORTHWESTERLY Al.ONG SAJD CURVE THROUGH A
CEHTRAl ANGLE Of 12 DEGRE.ES 01 MINUTES 56 AN
ARC DISTANCE OF 210.00 FEET. AND NORTH 10
DEGREES 31 MINUTES 10 SECONDS WEST, 12.76 FEET;
TO THE MOST EASTERl Y CORNER Of PARCEL 1 AS PER
MAP RECOROE.D IN 900t< l3 PAGE 42 Of PARCEL MAPS.
IN THE OfflCE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER Of SAID
COUNTY; THENCE ALONG THE SOUTHERLY AND
EASTERl Y LINES Of SAlO PARCEL THE FOLLOWING
COURSES: NORTH 89 OEGRE£S 59 MINUTES 36
SECOHOS WEST, 1n.43FEET,ANOSOUTH00 DEGREES
00 MINUTES 2' SECONOS EAST 3l2.88 FEET; THOtCE
NORTH 67 DEGREES 26 MtHUTES S4 SEa>NOS EAST
259.20 FE£T TO TH£ TRU£ PCMNT Of BEGINNING.
PARCELO:
THAT POR1lON Of LOT ln IN BLOCK 1 Of IAVINE'S
SOBOMSJON. IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH,
COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE Of CAUfOANIA. AS PER
MAP RECORDED lH 800K 1 PAGE 88 Of MISCW.ANE·
OUS MAPS. IN TH£ OfTICE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER
Of SAJD COUNTY, DESCRIBED AS FOU.OWS:
COMMENCING AT THE MOST WESTERl Y CORNER Of
PARCEL 2. AS PER MAP RECOROCD IN BOOK 1 PAGE
35 OF PARCEL MAPS. IN THE OFflCE OF SAID
RECORDER. SAID CORNER BEING ALSO ON THE
C£NTERUNE Of SUPOUOR AVENUE AS SHOWN ON
SAID MAP; THENCE AlOHG SAJO CENTERLINE SOUTH
39 DEGMES 45 MINUT£S 16 SECONDS WEST 1230.53
FEET TO THE NORTHW£STERLY ~TIOft Of
THAT CERTAIN COURSE CfTED AS "NORTH 82 DEGREES
11 MINUTES 49 SECONOS WEST. 584.99 FE.ET" fOR THE
NORTHE'Rl Y LINE Of THE LANO OESCRl8ED AS PARCEL
18 IN THE FINAL ORDER OF CONDEMNATION
RECORDED JANUARY 5, 1965 IN 800« 7370 PAGE. 86
Of OfFlCIAL RECORDS. IN THE OFFICE Of SAID
~THENCE ALONG PROU>NGATION AHDSA.10
NORTH£Rl Y LINE SOUTli 83 DEGREES 01 MINUTES 50
SEOOHOS EAST, 620.16 FEET AHO NORTH 87 DEGREES
00 MINUTES 21 SEc:ONOS EAST. 482.43 FEET TO THE
TRUE POINT Of 8EGINNING; THEMCE CONTINUING
ALOHG SAID NORTH£Rl. Y LINE NORTH fr7 DEGREES 00
MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST. 740.00 FEET TO THE
NOttTHEAST CORNER Of SAID PARCEL 1 B, SAJD
CORNER BONG OH THE WE.St ERL Y LINE Of P»\RCn
1 Of THE LANO DESCM8ED lH THE DEED TO TH£
PR£S8Y'1'DIAN HOSPfTAL Of ORANGE COUNTY,
~ FEmUMY I. 1M6 .. 800K U. MGE 20
Of OfTICIAl RECOROS. tH TH£ OfTIC( Of SAID
R£OOAOOt THEMCf: ALONG SAao WESIEJa. YUN£ THE
FOUOWING COU'tS£$: NORTH 26 Df.GMFS ll MtM-
UTES 09 SECONDS WEST, 149.45 FUT TO THE
BEGNt1HG Of A TANG(NT CUIM: OONCAVf sount-
wtSIERLY HAVING A IAOKJS Of 514.46 fEET; NORTK-
Wt:SIERlY ALONG SM> ClJIN£ THROUGH A comtAL
AHGl£ Of 12 Of'GMES 32 MINUTES 10 S£C0N0S AH
MC OGTANC£ OF 112..59 FEET TO THE Bml'•MG
Of A M.'¥05( ctMW COHCAV£ NORTHEASTOt.Y
HAVING A ltAOIUSOf 409.51 NORTHWIS1tRL Y Al.ONG
SA.10 CtM¥E THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 125
OEGRO:S 42 tillNUTES 15 SECONDS WEST, 252..95 TO
THE BEG t••tG OF A TMtGENT WINE a.r.AW:
NO«THEASTDtLY HAw.G A RAOttJS Of 1000..00 FEET;
AHO NOftT1 MESI BLY THROUGH A OENT1W. ANGLE
Of OG DEGREES 41 IMHUTES OI sa:oNOS AN NJJ;
OCSTAHCE OF 14_00 RET; THENCC SOUTH fiJ D£GR£ES
26 IMtlTtS St SECOIGS WEST 2!19.20 FtET TO THE
WESIEJI. Y UNE Of MM:e.. l AS flCR MAP R£a.oED
II BOOk lJ ~ 42 Of MACEI S IMP'S. tN TH£ Off1C£
Of M COUNTY fEaJMO Of SAIC> COUNTY; THENCE
ALOHC THE £ASTOL Y ANO SOUTHOLY LINES Of SAIC>
~l THt FOUOWING COURS£S; SOUTH 00
081111S 00 tlllllTES M seXJMJS EAST 12.12 FEET.
SOUTH• Ol91ES 5' wm:s 36 smoHDS WEST
9100 mT SOU1M 00 D(QM"ES 00 MINU1t.S 24
S(COM)I EASf, 110.00 FtET, ANO 90UTH • DEGMES
51 Wl1IS JI tBXJNDS WOT 32.00 RET n4ENCE
SOUTH n oama 40 IMUTD • suxw wur.
111..TI fllT:necllOUTHG DfG"IS5' 191t1TO JI_.... (.MT, l&OO fttT :ro THE ~ fl09fT
01• ....
9CM e=wwl'IME IP fOMM •OUM.• lME
OIQ Wna1101CCMIW1111. COIGTIOMS. MSlllC-
J.-..., um rm fOI •••· •n Oil 1ME llUffll AT ..... IEUTID C* ...at 11'71
MD EDm1D C* ..-:tt 4. tm AS Nt'MMNT _
HO. •1, ~OfOMNGEOOUNTY, CAl#01911A.
ANOASAMENOEDMO RESTATED BY M INSTRUMENT
DATED APRIL I. 1971, NfD RfCOROm OH APRtl 12.
l971 AS INSTRUMOfT NO. 1465., IN BOOK 9602 PAGE
747, RECOM>S Of OMNGE COUNTY, CAUfORN~
EJCCEJl'1' AS TO CA) ANO (8) ABtNf., ANY PORTION
THEREOF ON WHICH IMflROYEMENTS ARE LOCATm.
PAACa Ill;
A NOH-EXCl.USN'E E.ASOIENT APPURTENANT TO AHO
FOR THE BEHU1T Of PAltCEl 1 FOR VEHICULAR
ACCUS, ....UAHO EGRESS OVER SUCH PORTIOHS
Of TH£ IW>fl£WIY AS DESCRIBED ABOVE WHICH HAVE
BEEN MAO( SU8J£CT TO THE NQN..EXCWSIVE EASE·
MENTS GRAHTEO AS PAACEL II, AS M£ FROM TIME
TO TIME IMflROVED WITH PRIVATE SfRUIS.
FOR INFORMATION ONLY: CODE NO: 07072. AP NO.:
423..()11.()7.
The sareet addle.a and ottw common •·..-.tion. if
alfl, ol the ,.... poperty described ~ is purpor1led
to be:
900 CAGNEY LANE
NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92660 The~ Trvsllle disclaims Wf'/ liability tor~
il'ICIOf'f1dJ lleS.5 cl the ..,_ add! ess Ind Cllher ca1 wnon
des ....... if.,,, shoM\ t.rein..
Said sale wiU be made, but wwttOlt CXM!nant or
w.rranty, eJlpireSS OI implied, reptdinc titte, possession,
or encumbranoes to pmy the remaini"I principal sum of
the nalle(s) SKlnd hr Yid Deed ol Trust. witt1 interesa
tt.11CM1, as prowided in said ncU(s) .,_ IOeS. rt Wf'/,
under the terms ol the Deed d Trust. ta.. estitNded
cfw11e$ and Gl*W of the Trustee and of the trust
CA!lllted by said Deed of Trust. to-wit
$238,056.09
The ~ under Mid Deed d TNll ,._....,e
executed and ddftliered to the ~ a written
Oeciarltion d Oefallt and Demand tor Sale and a written
Nata d OefaAt and Elec::tJon to Sell. Tht ~
caused said Notice d Default and EJec:tioi'I _, Sell _, be
•ec:Of ded in the cauntJ ...... the,..., Pf°'*1Y is .locaeed
SECURITY AWED SERVICES, as Trusiee. 5342 Ae"8S
A~ Nor1h Hotlywood, Catifomaa 91607, (818) 980-
4412
DATE: 04/10/87 9y. ANfTA ARIAS
TRUSTEE SALES omcER
4/23,4/30,S/7 0235
.......CNOTICE
ntiitiOUl-.JK EU umna,.....,
Tht ~ person lS
doina bu$ines:s n : CA)
SCHER MARKETING, (B)
SCHER ACQUtSmOHS. (C)
COMMERCIAL PttOPER·
TIES l.UUSTRATtD. 4400
~ Bhd., 5ltt Aoor.
Nemport 8w:t\. CA 92660
COft'imerciAt Properues
Mapzjne. 5':11111 d c.b·
nia. 4400 UacMhur Bhd_
5Ch floor, Nec:port a.en.
CA92660
This bu~1nns 1s con·
dueled by a c:orpor'lbOn
Scr'8d Comma aal PnJc>
.... Dolly Pht ICipe. "'5-
tdtnt..
The resistrant com·
meiC:ed 1D batWJ busl·
ness under the fictrtious
business name risted ~
on 3-27~7
ThfS sUIEl1MW1t was filed
Wfth the County Cler\ ol
Or..,. County on Mar 27.
1987
f" tie No f'3l957 3
•116 4123 4/30 sn 0201
rem 10U1 ••11 m
...-STA1W
The tolclliis'I '*'°" IS dolfW ...._ 8£ EXECU-
TIVE TICKETS. 18700
Mac.Arthur Blvd.. Irvine.
Qiilibnia 92715.
lific:h9lt s. ....... 61'8
Eall Sen Larw\zO. ""**"' Hills.. c.a.1&
This business is con-
ducllld bJ .. ilMIMdll .. s..t lllic:Mll s. ......
The nc•ant com-
n•llCld ID •wt buli-,_ undmr .._ fic:Woas
~ .... Oii._..
.... .... 311117.
11* • 2 ..... -ll9d .-... CoullCr on d
Or-. Counlr on .-I.
1987.
DI0659
412'3 4/30 5/15114 0211
fChtW• ll IM ..... " ' TheWfowio•...-n• doirW ......... -. SfO«l'S
INCENTIVE & TRAV£L.
3109 Vi1ta W.,, NI &Hitt
a.c:h. CA 92663. ~ s.&. 3507C~.-,
--... ;ort a.ch, c.a 92663.
This business 1s con·
dudld bJ ~ indilfiduel.
~~Siii. n. rJ ,..,. • nae )1111 , __ ?•be••
Thia 11 ·--.... ... .. ~ Cllrtl "' Orwi9I °""'on Aprl 20.
1"7 •
D41591
'In 4llO V15114 mu
doa"I ~as: 8ROWN
ANO ASSOCIATES. 211 .....-Ave.. Corona deA
.... Calif 92625.
Thonas ~ ero.n.
211 ........ Aw.. Cor·
OM dlll Illar, <:artf 92625
This business 1s con·
duc8d by an 1ndiwtuat.
Sfped Thomas Joseph
ero.t.
The tacist»i•• es nat yet
U..iSKbr'I businea.
This ~ -filed -'Ill the Qiunly Oertl d o.-a. ~on~ 20,
1987
f341S95
4123 4130 sn 511• 0214
l..a:J315
STA91JDmllr..!!9irfrT ~ MIW.
WM.,._NanG llW ... .,...._N:n-
TIOUl-.JI EM ...
The talcMil'I penon has
withdrawn as a pneral
Pl'tJs from the pstrw·
ship ""*..,. under the fictibOl IS busir.a Mme ct.
CANNERY snf·STORAGE
ASSOCIATES at 23712
BA""* 0nw.. Sam B. EJ
Ton>, CA 92630
The fictibous business
name·~ ID.,_ was
filed '" air... ~ on w.c.tl 11. 1986.. File No..:
F'30327l
Westcom Devetapment,
Inc.. • ...... llllClDf'l)Of'a-
tion. 23712 ...... on.e.
S&* &. EJ Tora. CA~
SilJ.t w 9 '""' ~ ......... Inc..; [e.. . M.
Sllod. ,_ ........
Thia I I , •• -,..,
... the CGuntr a.1' of <>ranee County Acwtl 7 •
1987
41'23 •!30 sn S/14 0211
-
•
.. ...
"·
......
flCltliOUlmJlllE•
llAMEITA~
The~llJ*D•ete
doine busi,_ -= SOt..£0
ASSOC IA TES, 25111
Natama Court. La•una
Hills, ~ifomia 92653. •
Ec:hfafd J. Schrum, 25111
Natama Court, lquna
Hills, California 92653.
So& Kutner. 1325 Ctest-
view Driw, San Carlos, Cali-
fornia 94070.
This business is con·
ducted by a cenera• pa.rt-
nership. Signed: Edward J.
Schrum, General Partner.
The registrant.s com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name cw names
listed above on MARCH 30.
1987.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on April 7,
1987.
F340546
4123 4/30 5/7 5114 0216
K-32333 ncnnous 8USIN£SS
NAM£ STATEMENT
The 1°'1owi na pef'SOnS are
doing business as; EAST
ANAHEIM DISTRIBUTION
CENTER ASSOCIATES. a
Joint Venture, 1400 Bristol
Street North, Suite 245,
Newport Beach, Calitorma
92660.
Copley Realty Income
Partners I, a Massachusetts
limited partnership, 399
Boylston Street, Boston,
Massachusetts 02116
Davis Anaheim Distnbu·
tt<>n Center Associates. a
Cahf. general partnership,
1400 Bristof Street North,
Suite 245, Newport Beach,
Califcwn1a 92660.
This business is con·
ducted by a Joint Yentun!.
Signed: Copley Realty
Income Partners I, a Mas-
sachusetts limited partner·
ship; First Income Cori> .. a
Massachusetts c:orpot3tioo;
Copley Real Estate Advi·
sors. Inc., a Massachusetts
corporation, William J.
Salisbury, Principal; Davis
Anaheim Oistnbution Cen-
ter Associates, a CaJifcwn1a
general partnership, Wil·
liam K Davis. Manaain&
Gener-al Partner.
The reaistrants com-
menced to transact busj.
ness under the fictitious
business name cw names
hsted above on 12129/86
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on April 9,
1987.
F340758
4123 4/30 517 5/14 0219
1-32332
FIC 111 IOUS WESS
NAii£ STATDl£NT
The followina persons an! oona business as.: COUN-
TRY CRITTERS, 32061
Camino Capistrano, San
Juan Capistrano, CA.
Bradley c. Anderson and
Elizabeth Anderson, 29351
Kineiet Ct. Laeuna Niguel,
CA92677
This business is con·
ducted by husband and
wife. Sianed: Bradley C.
Anderson and Elizabeth
Andet'Son
The registrants com·
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
hsted above on 4/24/87
This mtement was filed
with the County Cler1il of
Oranae County on April 10,
1987.
F340873
4/23 4/30 5n 5/14 0220
l-a2331
f'IC 111 iOUI IUWSS
Mm ITATDEf1'
The tonowine persons are
doine business as: EHVIR·
ONMENTAL 0£VELOP£RS
c/o Bu•t.um & Chalunek.
1401 OrM 9treM. Ste. 680,
Nlaport a.ch. c.tibn&a
92660.
John Chakmak. 1401
~ Sbelt. sae. 680 .......
poft 8each, C1flfcwn•11
92660.
OilWMt A. BuxbeUm, 1401
~ SlnMll. sa.. 680.,.....
Pott 8eeeh, CaUfomia
92660. o...,,.. BnMn. l651
Aiquairtul °"" .......... ga
a.dl; C•Cllnil 92647.
This buainfts ts con·
ducted ti, ....... s-1·
nerstNp. 5ienec1; Environ·
~ Oet•l°'*5; John
~,.,...,.
The reaistrants com-
menced to batslld busi·
ness under the fictitious
buMne5s ,.,,. abow on
April 17, 1979.
This ltl'8nwnt was filed
with the CGuncy ~ of
Oran1• County April 7.
1987.
f':M0407
4/23 4/30 sn 5114 0221
1-nm sr•-TIMDl--rr-w wmw. WAL,....,...
ONM~ lWJI f'ICTl.
110U18UllllDI fMll£
The folkMi,. person has
withdrawn as a 1eneral
partner from the J*tner·
ship operatina under the
fictitious business name of:
KOU NATIONAL NORTH at
4343 Von Kannan Avenue,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
lnterneal Company, a
Tennessee corpcntion db.a
Jovencal, Inc .• in California.
2777 Allen Parkway, Rivi·
ana Buildina. 6th Floor.
Houston. Tex.as no1g.
The fictitious business
name refened to aboYe was
filed in Oranee County on 2/
25/86. Si&ned: lntemeal
Company, a Tennessee cor-
poration db.a ~ncal, Inc..,
in California; Rishei Ra~
daU, E.V.P.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County April 9.
1987.
F301880
4123 4130 5n 5114 0222
1-32329
STAn.:NT Of WfTteltA.
WAL f'IOM MITllOSHIP
OPOAlWQ UNDO flCTI.
TIOUS IUSINUS llW
The~ person has
withdrawn u a 1eneral
pa.rtnef from the partner.
ship operatinc under the
fictitious business name of:
SANTA FE SPRINGS ASSO·
CIATES at 4343 Von Kar·
man Avenue. Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
I ntemeal Company, a
Tennessee corpcntion dba
Jovencal, Inc., in California,
2777 Allen Paricway, Rivi·
ana Buildina. 6th floor.
Houston, Texas no19.
The fictitious business
name rn red ID abolle was
filed in <>rarwa County on 2J
25/86. Siped: Internal
CompMy, a Tennessee cor·
pcntion dba .Jowsw:al. Inc..,
in CalifomiJI; Risher Ran-
dall, E.V.P.
Thrs i1alefnent was filed
with the County Clerk -of
Oran1e County April 9,
1987.
F301879
4/23 4/30 sn s114 0223
1-IDZI STAn.... ....... -rY,.OF111TNDM-
WM .... NllTNll\t ... OflM.,_ .._ftCn.
1IOUI 8UllllE• MME
The~ penon hn
withdrawn as • 1eneral
pdwr flam the s-tr-·
ship opeqtJne under the
fictitious business named:
KOLL NA TK>NAL at 4343
VonKamwn~.New
port a.ch, CA 92660-
lnterneat Company, a
Tennessee c:orpcntion dba
Jovencal, Inc., in California,
2777 Allen Pwkway, Rivi-
ana 8uildin1+ 6th floor,
Houston. Teus no19.
The flCttbous bustness
name,........, to abcMt was
filed in 0,.,. tourQ on 2J
25/86. Sianed: lntemeal
Compeny,aTet111 11teecor·
por lltion dbl :JcMll llCll, Inc.,
in Clllifotnia; Risher Ran·
dall, £.Y.P.
Thi$ dlWf-MfNl•l'ltM wa5 filed
with the County Ciettl ol
Or•n1• Count1 April 9,
1987.
Fl01878
4/23 4/30 sn 5114 0224
•
KOLL IRVINE BUSINESS
CENTER at 4343 Von Kar·
man Avenue, Newport
8eech. CA 92660.
lnterneal Company, a
T-.1•1,. COl'pcnlion dt.
JcwlCll, Inc., in c.litornia.
2777 Allen Parkway. RM·
ana BuUdlna. 6th Floor.
Houston, Teu5 77019.
The fictitious busineu
name n!!!MrNd llO abow was
filed in Oranae County on 21
25/86. Silf'ed: lntemeal
~.a Tennessee cor·
potlltion dba .JCIWfal, Inc.,
in Cafifomia; Rishel R.an-
dalt, E.Y.P.
This ct-.-.. ... me. ... nt..t was filed
with the County CJent of
Oranae County April 9 ,
1987.
f301882
4/23 4/30 5/7 5/14 0225
l..JZ32117
STATDIEJIT Of WllW.
WM,_. PMTNllll• OfllltAllNC ._ PICn-
nous ..... ....-
The toUowine person has
withdrawn as a 1eneral
partrw from the partner.
ship ~tine under the
fictitious business name of:
COl.LETT & PINTO at 4220
Von Karman AYenUe, Suite
11 o. Newport Beach, Cali-
fornia 92660.
Saul e: Pinto, l~l Dove
Street, Suite 720, ~
Beach, California 92660
The fictitious business
name referred to above was
filed in Oranae County on
January 2. 1987. Signed
Saul B. Pinto.
This statement was filed
Wlth the County Clerk of
Orange County April 9.
1987.
F331402
4123 4130 sn 5114 0226
l·lZ21d nci 11iOUS9UllNESS
NAME ITAllmNT
The fol~ S*1Qn IS
doine business as: BOAT
CANYON HEALTH R>OOS.
632 Nofth Cont Hiltwway,
L..aauna Beach, California
92651.
James Dean Brancucci,
3901 Burly Avenue, Orance. California 92669. ·
This business is con·
ducted by an indMd1'11.
Sisned: James Dean er.n-
c:ucci.
The re1istrant com·
menc:ed to trans.ct busa-
ness under the fictitious
business name cw names
hsted above on l/15/87.
This aatement filed ~
the County CW!rtt ol °'--
County on MllCh 31, 1987
F339M4
4123 4/30 5n 5114 0232
1·12217
FlCill IOUI ••U!Jl••MESEJISS
NAMl ITATEMUIT
The '°"°'""I person is doinc business a: AVERY
PARKWAY LIQUOR. 28570
M.arsuerit• Pat1cway, Unit
106, Mission Veeio. Calib·
nia..
Louis Chall&. '°52 Wil·
liwaw, Irvine. Ca 92714.
This business is con·
ducted by an individual.
Sevd: Louis a.a..
The rq1strant com·
mette:ed to tranuc:t busi·
neu Under the fictitious
business name above In
April, 1987.
This C'.'!l-..-... ... ,,_-nt ... was filed
With the CountY C6erk of
Oranp County April 17,
1987.
FJ41502
4/23 4/30 517 5/14 0228
l..ua7
AtihiOUI ••U1••11E1••
UMl ITATIMIJIY
Tha toi-.W penon •
doinc business as: RAllE
FORM PUBLICATION$,
37fi0 Campus ~ .....
pott a.ch, CA 92660.
Jon Canale. 3760 c.m..
pus ome. Newport 8lild\.
CA9'2660.
rfomia 92651.
This business is con-
duct9d by an • lndMdual
Sianedc Jon Canela.
The retistrant com·
menced '° ttinUd buSi· '*' undet the fic:tilious
buli.-'*"9 OI Nmal
li:s*ld abOwe on Mardt l.
1987.
This .......,.. fled ..
the~ Claftl ~aw-.. ~on April 1\1.~
4123 4/30 5n 5114 Ga3
TllCl11111
llOTICI (JI l'IUITD"l IALE
T.S.:•'M"ltll7.a 'tOUMf. IN DEFAUl T UNDER AO(EJ) Of TRUST (Deed
oltnlll 01 MUii& •>DATED~ UNlESSrT u.ay~ TSOLDAKE ACTION TO Pll!OTECT YOUR rftVrili'TV, ~ ~
AT A PU8UC SAl£. If YOU NEED AN £XPLANAT10N OF
THE NATURE Of THE PROC£.EDtNG AGAINST YOU, YOU
SH0UU> CONTACT A LAWYER.
Ticor Tilt• Insurance Company of California. a
c:Gf1*lillol•. tamwty Tiiie Insur.a end Trust eomc-ny,
On MAY 15, 1987, at 9:00 A.M .• Ticor Tiiie Insurance r.amp.ny of California. • ccwpoqtiol.. fonnafty Tide
tn.nnce and Trust Compllny, as duty appok'Md TNllee
under and~ to Oaed ol Trust J«Ddld JUNE 12,
lW, • inst No. 84-242043, of Officill Alc:ofds In the
office fA the County Recorder of ORANG£ County,
Clibnia. wtU SEU AT PU8UC AUCTION TO HtGHEST 8'00ER
FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S CHEa< OR OTHER INSTITU·
T10NAl CHECK ACCEPTABLE TO THE TRUSTEE. <P9Y-
able at time of sele in IMwful money of the United Stales)
IN THE l088Y TO THE BUtU>ING LOCATED AT: 601
S. l.£WlS ST., ORANGE. CA.
all tWwt. title and hlb!lfest c:onweyed to and now held
by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated
in said~ and Site described as:
EXHIBIT.A"
Sublease U..: A Subteasehold as set forth in that
~ Subleate. aJpplemellted tt.rein, dllted May 1.
1960. eUcutad by Frri H. A.,er.. & Son, a Corpoqtion,
a Snlll nw. and Newport Shores Co., a Co-Pwtnership,
as·S&tblessee, for the Wm beci~ A&caJst 1, 1960 and
... ~ 9, 2019, tecofded A&.-st S. 1960 in
Boael 5363 ,... 509. Official Records. ,.,.._ICe bein&
..,.,, made to the record theteaf for particulaR.. The
Sublessee's Interest under the herein mtntioned
~ has beef! assCned to fredetick .... Baird and
Jeaiene Grietje Baird, Husband and Wife. as Joint
Tenwa by an assilr1fnent dad M.d1 27, 1980 and
r9COr'ded Aotit 10. 1980 in Book 13569 P..-1613. Official
Records. and other instruments of record.
The noru.1y 7 fleet of lot 4. aU al lat s. and the
toU1tWt1 2 *t al Loi 6, all in Baoc:k 18, T rxt n2.. in
the~ of Ne•port Beech, County ol <>nwwt. State of Catitomia. as per map rec:Of ded in Bcldl 23 Pl8f!$ 5 &
6, of mitc::911aneous maps, in the Oftice of the County
Recorder of said County.
&cepl U..ilftU111 ttm portion ttweof 1"'11 a..o. a
.,. distant 500 f8lt below the surf.-ol said land as
~ by Sils"' Pn>perties Inc. In that o.f. l'9CIOrded
~ 31. 1976 in Book 11872 Plill 1198, Of'l'icia'
Alcolcll, -lnstrurrw1t No. 44869.
Trvstor. FREDERICK LEE BAIRO ANO JEANETTE
GRfT.JE BAIRO
The meet addl--1'81$-and other OOfMat dn"anatioli. if
lny, al the ,.., ptoperly described .,. is putpowted
toba:
323 62NO ST., NEWPORT BEAOi, CA. 92660
The undenilned TNAle disdams 1ny l9bililJ b 1ny
MiCOfftdr'l 111 al h .... addrW and --COftWIGT
-....... tf .... shoM'I twein. Said sale wiH t. made, bul ........ cowenll'lt or
~. eicprw °' lmc>Md. ,...._ ... pc I leuion,
orencumtnnc., to peythe unpeid ba'1 nee al the nolll(s)
seand by llid Oeed of Trust tl>wit SM.67927, EST .•
i~ as pnMded in said no111C1). 8CMlas. if .ny,
under IN Wm1 ol Aid Deed al TNlt. fMI. c:tw-and
~of the TruAle and ol the tru1b a 1111 d ti, uid
Dead of Trust Ac:ICNed n.nst and_.. ... .,_as.
if alff, will incr1111 1t* fien prior tD Ula.
The beneficilry undar said Dead al T""* '-lltobe
._._, and dllNer8d 1D ... undlnW*t • written
Oeclllmtim1 of~ and o.m.ld tar SIM, and. writlln
Natice al Default and Oedion '° w. The "'"*"...., C8Ul8d uid Naticl of Dmult llid Oac:tion tD • to be
tllCOrded in ... county ..... the ....... ~ Ii loc:M9d
Trust• or party conductint tale. TICOR TITU
INSURAHCE COMPAHY Of CALIFORNIA. 1717 WALNUT
GAOYEAYENUE. ROSEMEAD. CA. 91770. ATTN: lOOEMA
COFFMAN, T£l. NO. (818) "J07-7004
DMi1: APRIL 16, 1987
Ticor Title Insurance Company of C.lifomia, a
corp01atioli. tomwty Tide tns.nnc:e and TNll ComcmPJ. a said Trume, 9y LOOEMA OOfFMAN. TRUSTEE SAL£
OfflCER. ~ Silnature
4123 4130 sn 021s
1YW OF THE MrlUAl ITAllmln' ·YIM
EWDOllCS IE13L1W ..
Am11cmaCl1nullUleb -c o ,.,.._, ..
ftllCwpw ....... • ._.. .... ....._P0._1411,,.,.wm .._
, .. ua1.ia .._. ..
~ ....... ..... .... ...,)
Teal 8dinitted awts (Plet 2. rtn12') ~J.Ml.576
Toal lillbilit* C..... 3. line Z6) 405,161.700
Clpbf ~ C..... 3, line 27A and 278) 1.500.000 tw 0 2 write-in tar surpM CU.-ttW'
....-surplus funds (hee 3 line 27C) 4-
0.. peid in and contributed surpU
(Pliiit 3 ... 28) 38.S9UOO
... •• ~ IUtPlus (Pip 3. Une 29A) 43&154 u. ...... funds (surplus) ~~Line 298 miru 29C) (3))17.078)
Gein (l.Aa) hm oC)8l1ltion5 ·<Piii • ..... 31) (530.677)
Ila 11 e (Oec:l 1 ne) in Capital and Suts*a uins 1986 (P•ae 3, line 30, 1916 minus
ltM) (2..412.()36) ......,a In Forc:c Natioliwide (Pict 15, llne 20.
Cal 10 .... doll8rl) 4, 132,3-.000
Accident & ~ premkJml • ~ H • Col. l .
UM 1) 3,.920,863
....... inforw:~~ ..... O'llil 46 Une 22. Col 6) \ 35. 712.552
Ac£1di rt Md .... ~. Olr9CI
C1'SlnllBl•'r111"91 <"* 41. UM 25. Col. 2) .U.541 ••Wit, •ebr certify th1t the •bM "9ml .,. In
••m.llllll••nc••""" .. Annu.e 91111 ••lltar .. ,..,...tad
0. I ... Jl, l-mldelDINNlnlaCaft• lallDI•
.., ...... olCatltoc••~to-. .... , ........... of,,.....
..._ P. Datlf"•"'-Name al !llllk:a.-•mv-& fJiilc:.; VP QQ9
~41J05fl51145/21 on4
TACllltPm ·••11••••••t••--._ ......... ,. ..•
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T.&;•ntl• UMYamA LA MBA T11\£ COtllNt'I • ._, 3 3 :I I d T,.....
undlr the 1Ao . W dMcribed ... _, ... WU IOJ.:"
AT PUIUC AUCTION TO THl H8tDT' .... fOlt
CASH fin n.tamw wllldt ............. -. .. Unlld
S..S) .wi/OI the C81ftier'S. cm-.. • CllllW cMcas
si-ffied in Civil Code 9edioct 2ll4h (Pis allt1 lft .,. •
the time al-.) aM rW'lt. We wt ...... CIDl...,.. ID
and"°" held ti,11undlruid0-.ofTruatinh~
hereinllftllr deecrib..t TRUSTOR: MICHAEL MAF'F'EJ
BENEFICIARY: WESTERN FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIA TIOH recotdad ~ 14, 1983 as lnllr. No. 83-403618
of Officiat Records in the office of the AKof der Of Or-..
County;
said deed of trust describes the tolcMllis
A SubluWhold estate in and to Lot 6 ..S the
souttwwnterl'.Y 15 ... al lot 7 in blodi 24 ol net n2.
"' the City of Newport Beach. Couney of ~ 5'*
of California. as per nap recorded in bOak 23 Piii 5
and 6 of miscellaneous m.,s in the office of the Caur1'Y
Recorder of satd COunty. EJU:eP1 the Soult1s I 1t11y 14
feet ol satd lot 6.
YOU ARE IN OEFAUl T UNDER A 0EID Of TRUST
DATED 8/30/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROP£RTY, rT MAY 8£ SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN Df'l.ANATIOH Of THE
NATURE Of THE PROCUDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
423 Lugonia StJeet. Newport Beach. Califomta 92663
.. (tt a street address or common desCnatkJn al P'OC*tY
is shown above. no ...,..my 1s liven as to its con_..
ness 01 correctness)." The beneficiafy under said Deed
of Trust. by reason ol a brMCh or default in the obliPlioi IS
secured thereby, heretofore executed and delMnd to
the undel'st&J18d a written OeclM9bC>t1 of ~ and
Demand for Sate. and written nolice al defautt and of
election to cause lhe undef'sened to sett uid p~
to satisfy satd obliptions. and ther_,., the undenCned
caused Yid notice ol default and al election to be
recofded JanuatY 9, 1987 as Instr. No. 87-14814 of
Official Records 10 the office of the Rec:ordet of ()ranee
County;
Said Sale will be made, but without oowenant Of
warranty, ~ cw 1mphed, reprdtfW titje ~
cw encumbrances, to pay the rema1nine prinoe* sum
of the note(s) secured by satd deed al Trvst. wtlh...,..
as 1n said note provided, advanCles. if al'f'/, under the terms
of said Deed of Trust. tees. chal)leS and upenw ol the
T nJSiee and ol the tJus1S oeated by satd o.d al T Nil.
Said sale w.n be held on;
Thut'5day, May 14. 1987. at 1:30 p.m. in the lobbr IO
the ~. located at 601 South lAwlS Str-. er...
Califomta 92668
Al the time ol the inrhll pubtic:etion of this notice, the
total amount of the ~ 'b 1'1 r-=-°' the ~
secured by the ~ descnt.:t deed al trust and
estJmaad cosas. ~Md act.as is $59,160.33.
tt is possible um at the time a1 saa. tn. • • linl bid
may be less lNn the trJlal .. idet*drl Ill due.
tf available. the..__,°'*""' bid mlY be~
by calJi'W the toltoMsw telephone runbers on the dly
belore the 5*: (714) JaS..4837 OI (213) 627 ....
[Mte: Apnl 10. 1917
LA MESA nru COMPANY. said Trustle.
By T.O. S£JMCf COMPANY,..-
By Wlnda McMiMion, MsistlrC SeutDry, 601 South
LewisSL. Ofanle, CA 92668. (714) J85..4700
4/23 4/30 sn 0211
&.nm STA.,Tma .......... IT Of WllHDU-
WM FIOll MIT'Nal• .... ~ ~ ncn. nous••r •MME The toftowine person hits
withdrawn as a 1eneral
partner from the pwtner.
ship openit;nc under the
fictitious business name of:
COll£TT & PtNTO at 4220
Von K.arm&n Awnue. Surte
110, Newport Beach. Call·
fomia 92660.
Saul 8. ~a a.. COT·
poration, 1301 Dowe Sb'elt.
Suite 720, Newpoft Beac:h,
California 92660.
The fictitious business
fW ,.red'° aboile "95
filed in ~Countyon2J
21186. S11ned: S.uJ B. A• Pr.sident. .
This stlllenw1l was filed
with the County Cleft. ol
Oranae County April 9 ,
1987.
F'l02251
4123 •t30 sn s114 '1227
r-nw
... ,..--11-11UU1 ••UlU•MIED•51
NAME STAlmlifT
The to1oowti11 pe »•an doirw busineD n MARtN·
ERS FINANCtAL, 27772
VISta del U.,. ~ 18.
Lek• Mission Viejo, CA
92692.
Mari .. Gtoup, • c.lifor.
n • corporation, • 2m2
Vista def .... ~ 18.
uke Mission Viejo, CA
!72692.
This business is con·
duc:t8d by I COfpOrlidcML
St1Md: Mariner Group;
Geot'lll °"""°" Ill, ........ dent
The r .. tstrants com·
menced '° 1r..act bull·
MU Under tfle ~
.... ,_ ,.,_ OI ,.._
abowe on Juty l , 198',
This M I FMI~ -Mid -'th the ~ Clertl ,,, ~~~~
'131711 4/23 4/lO $17 S/14 Ola
a.am
RCllllOUI ••U!Jll••m••
MMESTATIMINT
The toleo.inl,,...,. ....
~ flus.il1eSI a: P£NCE
INVENSTM£NTS. 5000
Birch Slreflt. Suile 3000.
"-POI.rt Beach, Caltbnia
92660.
Westlt I I Slcytines o.wet-
opn. It Corporliboli. • c.fi..
fomi• corporatiOl\o 5000
Birch Str-. s..a. 3000.
Neapott a.eh. California
92660.
Th is business is con·
ducted ti, • corporation
Sianed: Western ~
OeweJopment Cor1)Dl ltion;
J. Jeff~. Ptesidenl
The reaistrants com·
met iced to trwmct tJusi..
ness under the fictttious
busitm.s name OI ,..,_
•txM °" 2123m .
This itatat.,. .. filld
with the Count1 CSer'k rA
°'Wiii CourQ ~ 30,
1987
F'339n4
4123 4130 sn s114 0230
P.
.... Q; Im THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEW6/IRVINE TODAY .. !1
Class
,
TRANSPORTATION
CLASSIFIED INDEX
MERCHANDISE
SALES I& SERVICE
Anbques ............. 808
Appl.ances ........... 806
OOcs & Cats •...••..•. lil4
Livestock ....•... : ..•. 825
Bmfs ................ 826
REAL ESTATE
HcMekeepine Rooms 413
Hotels ...•........... 416
lnduwial . . . . . . . 506
II ""°' j"' Property , ..... 509
Lake Shore Property 515
Airplanes ............ 900
Antioue Classic Car ... 912
Autos tor Sale ........ 910
ANNOUNCEllENTS
AnnOUnCinc .......... 200
Beauty Aids •••.•..... 213
Card of Thanks •...... 201
CemetetY Lais ••...... 20 l
florists ...•........... 207
Funenl Oirectot'Y ..•.. 205 Fu.,... SetW:es ...... 206
Health Aids •........• 214
~· Notices ••....... 212
L.odeeS-Ctubs-etc. 209
Nurserin ............ 815
Lost & Found •..••..•. 210
PenoMIS ............ 211
BUSINESS
Investments .......... 828
Money to Loan ........ 605
Money Wanted ....... 606
Opportunities ......... 700
Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~
EMPLOYMENT
Aaencies ............. 300
()pportuni1ies ......... 305
Preparation ....•..... '301
' • f ....
Appliances Wanted ... 807
Auctions ............. 814
Buildt~ Mat~ial ..... 817
Bus.ness Equtpment 818
Camenl Equipment .•. 819
Coins/Stamps ........ 813
F~ ••........... 800
Fwnitur&Wanted ..... 805 Garaee Sales ......... 705
Jeweky .............. 812
, Mmine Supptys ....... 906
Misc. tor Sale ......... 809
Misc. W.ud ......... 810
Musical Instrument ... 811
Office Equipment ..... 827
Pets & Supplies ....... 823
~ .............. 5 11
Apts. Furnished ........ 407
Apts. Unfurnished .... 408
Blda. to be Moved .... 816
Bus.ness Property .... 500
Business Rentals ..... 421
Condos for Rent ...... 409
Condos for Sale ....... 507
Commercial Property 505
Oesef1 Property ....... 513
Farms & Ranches ..... 512
Ganlces-for Rent ...... 400
Houses for Sale ....... 508
Houses for Rent/Furn 405
Houses for Rent
/Unfum ............. 406
Lots for Sale .......... 510
Mobtle Homes ........ 917
Mortgage & TO ...... 607
Motels ............... 415
Mountain Cabins ..... 422
Office Space ......... 420
Out of State Prop .••.. 514
Real Est.ate Wanted ... 518
Reotats to Share ...... 412
RQJ Estate for Xchg ... 517
Reaf Estate Loans ..... 600
Rooms for Rent •....•. 410
RESORT PROP£R1Y
For Sale .............. 4ld
Rental .............. 417
Autos Wanted ........ 915
Auto Parts & Tires .... 907
Auto Repair /Dom ..... 91 3
Auto Repair/For ...... 914
Boats ................ 905
Campers ............. 9 19
Foreicn & Sports ...... 911
Mopeds .............. 909
Motorcycles & Bikes 908
Motor Homes ... : ..... ~16
SERVICES
Schools .............. 608
SrtlJabon Wanted .... 308
Directory of
Business Services Lovinl Nanny Wanted.
Live-in f°' 3-year-old, ~~sekee=
South t.ema. Treasure
Island Cottaee home on ocean front. Charmingly
furnished (2) bedrooms.
S,h600. OWner (714)
4~3236
4()6.ttCKllel/Rentl
Unf.
House 3 bedrooms, 2
baths. Mission vie;o. air,
new carpets, floors & pa;.-. Large fee ad~
Very clean. $1,200
~830-1715
406-~
Unf.
Uwety Dana Point 3 bed·
room, 2 bath home.
Newly decorated
~Waiki dis-
CUSTOM LANDSCAP·
ING DESIGNS-Sprinkler
systems installed/
repaired/cleanups/
haulaways/Lic & Ins.
535-0613
eG.dll••
RAY ISHIKAWA
Profeaionll .nd afbd>
ble ~ & mainte-nance. N.B.IC.M. area.
CaA (213) SU5645.
•Honie ... ....................
An yeti ---r99dy to selP. Ana would like tap
dollar for '/OA.lf home or
1ust need a chlfwe? Call
J111 tomy tor estimaite..
You supply the mate-
nals, rn ~the labor. ~2~~~req.
Supenor Waterproof
Deck eo.mws Wood replacemenf ·• below
2'3de. Insured, bol ded. r ree ntimates. 497.
4696
211_,._, ...
Part time posit01 in the
Newport Beach area ~ ':1 ~'Oil~ I 1,Al.J
Pairs ••••"'na =-=-~ aal can~ 1 lfc»a. Xlnt ~t:C:
a ibil• e · to: L.auren Al.J Pair
in America m,
Al FS FoundMton 100
Grenwich Aw. Gl'eM-
wich CT 06830. 203·
869-9090
ClEANING UNLIMITED
For exoeUence in house-
cle.anin&. proyidina all
suppties inctudi,. vac-
T rustwotttay & dependa·
ble. Call today for esti·
rNltes.
54&3726
Good housecleanln&!
Professional work at a
reasonable price. 897.
6566
•Nurs.-Aide
COMPANION AID£ wrth
nu~ experie .c:e look·
;,. for eldetty couple or sin&te elderly. Will ~ for~ '" my beautiful home. Of ~rs..
380-8035
Nurse companion,
mature. non.smoker,
available 24 hrs. 714-
497-6308
c.r washed & waxed Bt ~r home Call 675·
8765
We need ~K:e in
and respond-
work reports
by Cl ..ients ~~state.No
~nence necessary;
Paid to oomp6ete train-;,._ WOf1_( at home. For
infonNUon send sett·
addressed, stamped
envelope, 9 ~ inches q to: AWGA. ~ E
8aX 49204. AtJanta. GA
30359
Seoetwy needs for sm.
business in CdM. Aoc>tac
20 tvs/wk·$5/hr Send resume OI letter to: Bax
654 CdM 92625
SHORT CUT TO
FRANCE. Goin1 to
France? Tutcwina &
Translation Service for
trave6er, Businessman,
& Student Michel 662·
3256
E.xperi~...L positive tmchef'; K-out, .. sub-
jects. build self ~ae ! m
while le.arnina. Rapid
proeress. References.
650-1350
•WotdpnK •••. Ill
~pool mont.
t«S, instructofs. DOOi
Cf! I 95 needed ASAI-.
Will train. 49S-5217
Airtines/Cruise stlip job
lists ~ imme-di* opail 1115.._ .. occu-
pations. 1·716-882· 2900Ext6tn~
e.esilics..
& Board. ~7427
home; 852-0666 work
llOST\.Y BAIKETS has
AlltfftD in the South
Country area. Earn an
excellent income sellinilz
wicker baskets, wan
decor. and furniture, ~o:.o~r::. q or~ a s-ty call ~· Robinson 1-8'» 521-1228
SMAU INVESTOR -Fast gsowil11 "How-To• video
c:assettP mar1'et! Get in
on the a_round floor!
Cinema City Studios.
C.M. Pfoducers/s.tes/
Marketin1. can Mr. ~ 714-646-0514
Live-in needed. Li&ht
housekeepinc smal1 lal-una Hilts home. occa-
sional child-sittina. in
exchan~ for room &
board. 837. 7855
Furnished house, wir9
lease, 2 bedroom, 2 bah.
3 decJts. 2 dinr,. rooms.
fabulous ocean view!
Garage. $1500 month.
494-0412 U&una ...
Lacuna Niguet 3 bed-room 2 bath. den, ~ity
room, ?lace. Com-munity • par1(. MUST
SEE! s .250. 643-2365
evenires
~BEDROOM 2-bath l.a&-
una Hills. fenced yard,
close to tennis courts..
Sl.200 includes pr-
dener. Anna 643--3193
Upper ~. 3 bedloom.
2 bath ocean/ canyon views. I.ft-deck. mce $1250.-4~9860 Lac-
una Beach
Wstra.io Beach. Beau-
tifut ocean view. 3 bed-rooms. 21>.s baths. 3 fire.
places, 2 wet bars.
Gardener included.
$1,800. (714) 661-9520
Ocean Veew Dana Point
Ooplex 2 bedlooms olus
kJft., 2~ bah. washer I
dryer hook-:UJ). ~ &
yard $1,000. Oriw ~ l3n l Mala1a. Dana Ptlirt. 493-8981
Lasuna Hills Condo,
Lake forest/Moulton
Pkwy. 2 bfdoom, 1 bath. praae. ~her I d_ryer
hook-up. $800. 582·
8470
. fll tance to manna/beach. Two car pnee S 1.200.
Owner(714 )240-2832
Roommate •anted,
ocean-view South Laa· una House Straiaht. Non-
smokina. __ f)rofessional
only. MOO monthly
includes utilities. 499-
2275 Evenirc. -
Dana Point Larae 2 bed-room. 2 ~ apaf'tneit.
Fir~. drshwastlef.
refncerator. $850. no ~ 498-1917: 661·
2 Bedroom. 2 bath &
studio witt'I ocean v.ew.
Dana Poin1. $785 &
$750. 493-6579
PllE 22--APml !.I. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY ...............
Unlur.
..
So you had a
garage sale,
but some good
buys are
Dust 'em
price 'em
write it
and call us
Before you
know it,
you'll be
money
-
on ,... ftiCe/quiet
complex. 1 bedroom,
1eft·11 .,, aas/water
~no pets. $600. 661-
Newport Beach-New
Un. 2 ~ ? ba, dbl ~500~~
lmmac. Condo. 2 bdrm,
2 ba. dbl pr, paol, jac,
tennis.. Yrty rental,
SlOOO/mo. Open 8:30 to 1. Avail now 213-258-
St79
ca,aa., Beach Town-ttou.. ... tD a.ch. 3
bedrooms, 2~ baths,
family & dinins room
areas, fireplace, bal· ~/W..Ow9n, ..... dishwasher. 2-car att.
ached .. .al':......... $1.100
moHthly olus security
deposit (213) 431-1232
~acuw Ocean VteW Owet1ookirw ~Beach. 1 t>edr:on; I bMh. Secur·
~ ...... ~-Utifi. ties-included $1,075
mo1dlly. Olw 951 ·2399,
&!nil• 497-2875
Costa Mesa. Beautiful
c:ondQ. 2 bedroom, 2 ~
blllh. New carpel f"ire-
place. Double prage. Pool $1,100. wilable no..643-
Dana POir1t • Nice, quiet
complex. bedroom, teft"1 e alb. Gas/Water
~No pets. $(,00. 661-
ae.i. painted 3 bed-room. 1 bMh San Juan Capistrano condo.
Endased CXMred patio.
Garaee. $800/lease,
includes water. 582-
3356
l..aluna Hils Condo . 2
beClraott\, 2 bllth, den,
ne-~ww.
Clean. painted 3 bed-room. 1 bllh. San Juan Cal>istrano Condo. £1<"-d COWied Pltio.
.. • $750 indudes
..... 582-3356
San Juan Capima.io-2
bedn:a11, 2 bMh <X>ndo,
~ ~~acuzzl. $850. Ews: 7435
3 bedroom. 2 story
Condo, Mission Vie;o,
conu1ity pool, pets/ &
mildre I ()I(. $950. 586-
7306
412 .... .., .....
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL
FDIAlE seekina ine.x-
ps1SM room for rent. In
process d completina
.,.aduate work. Cyndi
evenina_s weekends
582-3349; Day 630·
7721
TWO ROOMMATES
WANTED. laqe 3 bed-
:~~~~ .. Mmy. 497-1104
417'111t1111 '+
417·AllDrt a.lltlll
Hilton Heed Island Resort South c.olin&. 2
bedroom, 2 t.th. Golf. tennis, 300 yards to
beach. $475 weekly.
837-6314 .....
SUMMER BALBOA ISLAND COTTAGE =~oW8)790-
BaY$hores home 200 fl
to beech. fumiShed w/ everythin&. Avail. 6/12
for summer. 642-.8607
4la.:For s.le
FAURIVER F~lly furnished 2 acre mu·M estate on the water.
1600 SQ. fl main house
& 720 sq. fl l!'8St house.
sleeps 111 fly fishing,
paradise, & family tun.
$275,000. Owner ~ sea this~. 8adet Real ~P.O. Bax 309, Fall
frMJr Milts. CA 96028.
916-3J6..6l31
507-
Condominiums
Lacuna Njcuel Condo~
Lowest prioed (2) bed·
rooms, (2) baths in Ctys.
tat Cay. Assuma6te
9.67% loan. Tastefully
uDWaded. Open-house 12-noon-5 p.rn. week-
ends. $1011700. (714) 495-0222. 45 Peart St.. l.aluna Niauef
El Toro Condo 3 bed· room. 2 bath -pool,
rec,.eation room.
$93,500-trade CK best
213-430-1944
Reduced $10,500 to
$199 500 Laauna Beac~. Spacious (2)
bedrooms. (3) baths
condo. Many amenities,
uparaded U1rouchout.
Includes washer /cher.
Secured buildinc. 237
Calliope, ~ Beach. (Day~ 846-7588 <Alice),
£ventf115 840-0075
Palm Desat Condo Fc.
Sale OI Trade . luxury
furnished 2 bednxm. 3
bath. spa. Sl~s ... ~ °' best affef. 499-1 ~
By owner · Ocean Hifls. san Clemente, ocean· ;wido~ bedroom, 2 bath nae floors. ren» de'8d kitchen. ltt.lched 'fffr-$135,000. 240-
Spectacular View-Golf
Course Condo. Mission V.e;c>. 2 bedroom. 2 bath.
pnfl!, air. See tD appre-
ciate. Assumable loan Must sell, relocating.
$139,000. By owner.
582-5036
$7,000 Down. Take CM!t
Payments.. Great itwest-
ment or 1st buy. Or rent
$795. 2 bedroom, 2 bllth
El Toro condo. 859-0812
Condo. Nice kation in Et Toro, 2 bedroom.
$5,000 down, take CNS
payments. 859-9n8
OM9
SOS.Houses for We
l..aeJna Hitls-PrMite 2 beelroom 2 bath patio
home. Small fenced
yard, corner location,
opens tlO field & bike~
up~ded. Best offer
CNS $79.000 Jim/Gabe
after 6. 643-8703
Leisure Wortd Home -
sunshine bfWrt! 2 bed·
room, 2 bath. approx
2,366 sq. fl 3 patios,
deninc room, breakfast
area. double attached
e~.ai~place: 3uo' . . 951
PRtC£ REDUCED! s.e
$10,000! EJ Toro home.
3 b9cltooms. 2~ blllhs. Arepl~. central aJ!t farm. difq room. KY
access. slumj)-stone
block nu tencinc. :r~2fii. ll:f ·OOC>. (714)
501-Hou... for 514-0ut of State
We Prap.
Mission Veejo. t>.. ltifuf mcwe in ci>ndition!! 2
bedr-ooms, 1 ~ battn. Home on ams lat,,..
school. Futty uswaded
like modlil hOme. ~
Sl29.900. AuurMtM 1st. ODer1 house Sit/Sun 26532 Via JuanQ. Mis-
sion Viejo. Owner 7/0.
2678
3 Homes · Plus 20
Acres!! 3 barpin homes.
(2) Las Veps~ (1) Nev·
ada City, Calif.. Prices $5L~ $65,ooo. & $lu:>,uuu. 20-acre par-
cels only. Joshua Tree
over mountains from
Palm Sprinas/water,
efectric, teleoftone avajt..
able. $2.000 ~ aue.
Total price $40,000/
2096 down owe paper on
both. (714) 842-5940
Mission vee;o -Sinale
famity detached home.
marble firep&ac:e/emy. attached cblble ..,..,
uparaded bathrooms.
large lot, cul-de-sac,
owner motivated.
$120.500. SSS-1884
Capistrano Beach. oceen
view home, by owner. liaht. spat:KJUS 3 bed-
room, 2~ bath, air· c:ond~ low main-
tenance landscapinc.
Financina ne1otiab1,.
$2•5.000. 493-9156
Owner-Bea~ land-~u 3bed-
room, 2 bath view
home.. Costa def Sol, Mis-
sion Viejo. Gatedt Retire-ment community. No
~ $215,000. nG-
Laauna Niguel Condo.
500 yards to beach! 2
bedroom. 2 bath, 2
patios. like new.
$127,000. Open house
Sun. 12-4. •93-6682
18().decree Ocean VteW-
Catalina Sunsets with
city & north coast ICG-Laeuna Beach 3 bed-rooms. 2 baths home. 9y
Oftf't« /broker ~
tion. $232.~-
5300; 499-2137
LAGUNA NIGU£l 3 Bed-room. 2 a.th. Oen, fam-
ily room.~ Com-
munity ~J.pwk. MUST SEE $1.25u. 643-2365
evenif115
$10,000 below 1987 ~ Cata de Caza. CuStom 3 bedrooni. 2~ bath. den. family room. ~ Owlw (princi-;ars~.y) 858-1162
ews.
20 Acres Joshua T.-:
Water. electric. 20,.
down. 109' interest.
Owner (714) 842-5940.
Best<>ffer
San Juan Capistl• n l/
3 acre residential lot neM
Mission. Plans & buikfi
permit. A!9dv to buikf.
$124,000. 4~2515
MUST SEU THIS WEEK
· $1500. takes CNS klw
payments. Va~tion
Time Shar!a_ Palm ~951~
514-0ut of State
Prap.
Time~ · Las Yf.111$ ~ ._.._ 1 bedroom,
kitchenealt, all ameni-
ties. Cost sft200· will ucriflce • 00. 496-1328 •
Wfd9w tm money for Trust Deeds-$10,000. u~ No er.tit ck. No
penalty. CaM Dennison
Associlltes 673-7311.
MONEY FOR RENT!! For arry business -.. • star.
tups, ~con
struction. Women entre-
preneurs in business
welci>med! LHCR Asso-
ciates, 514 w. Balboa
Blvd, Ste A. Balboa,
92661. Catt p.m. 673-
2047 .
705-GARAGE SALE
Tum thw w att1d
..... lnltcmla. ... . ... ,..,... ... [. .........
Estate Sale-EvefYthina
must p lndudes feder-
ation period dini set.
mirrors, plants. "uch more. Sal. Jan. 24, 9-5.
426 Holly St., Laauna
Beach. •
5 Families. Quoizel
Lamps, luapae. pie·
tures, *"">. .........
tor, freezer. trailer. shelves, misc. house-
hold items. Lots ol SJOC:t
stuff. f.f¥tay Sil AOril 3
& 4. ~-lf 411 Monte-5?6~ Lacuna. 499-
800-Fumibn.
Dininc set-hardwood/6
ctrairs. 2 matchina
hutches, alass dOOfS
liahted. includes 48;,
WWf. Lots ol --$2.990. 3-piece ~
bedroom sufte. inctudes armoire. vanity, dres.sr. Burled woocf. $1750.
Oak/alass entertain-
ment center, 5' x s·.
$300. Ewis: 643-0727
Hitachi receiver 45w
Pw ma tic tur 1 ltlble., 2 q_spkrs · $75-. or f ~ aU 3. Salty 972-
4 . fMrw set N~ USED~rth
tones. Must sell, $265.
952-4254
FOXES FOR CHRISTMAS
. 2 new Hant ean r.t
fox vests. Small and
medium. $375 each.
364-9247 or ~ at
wort( 751-29n
SA VE $1000's.! "How to
Sett Your Own Home"
book tells all! Send
Sl0.00: $1.00 ship to J'lD. Cnwbo-P.O. Bax
3042. Ontario. Ca 91761
BEAUTlFUl EUROf(AN
VIOLIN, w/baw, au
acx ntoriB. ~pprr'u d
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machine, sc.naldinL
duo-fastr'lll .... ....
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22. SaWftd
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28. Hu.au
29. EmPlo,.
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31. Lishe lwowa
31. Gued .....,
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USEDSOATS
LOWUT PIUC!S
FULL SERVICE
...... 11.UlDrl INC.
.... s..a. ......
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f'wt.-..S
lien Siie • Udo yKht
anchor~ 717 Udo
.,.. Or ·~ 8eect'I 5112181 11:00am. 1960 32' g-Chris Cqft
CFI 2328AV, Hull #
32090 tw» Yl.
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1980 Martin 22 foot
aibirl Mlft:tuiler 260.
lnbom'dlo.llbwd ~ 140 hours! f u•a.. ~..,.El..,,;:_ ihii.11a;llea1t condliun $15,000. Tow
vehicle 1978 Buick ••con available if =red $1,500. 831-
Must Seit Fast . 1966
Trojan 28 fl~ oon.-
dition. ~ c:a1-.s. deptt1 • nwine
............ out. .......,....,... . rebu~~-~:: =01~.-.951·
916-Aullefar ..
1955 fW:tt & -2 dr ~~:::-.:: ~ ownr $3800/obo 1968
1986~CoJ X-7 tano, 1 thr n.. 4 yr ~. NT1mK, p.p. 642-
9n2
CARS. JEEPS & TRUCKS
under PD Now .-. ... llt laall GOV'T ... A11o Gowt' SIEZED _._
ctn. Call 1-518-459-
3734 Ext J-2'54 for diredol~ to purd rre ...
... 17 I
1979 CADILLAC
SewHle-1..ow inl=, ...,._.. •• a ' new .-.d'1'1, triD ~ .... $7,995. 855-8200 ; -
ll11ced111111Z
1975 280S Mercedes e.nz loeded. .... c:and. Becker steno $14k. 720-1579.
'82 Mercedes Benz
380Sl. wht & bit ft. nu
tires SD abo 213-437-
8555
l 9M Mercedes 220S Jdnt cond. 2 tone blue.
p.p. hr nms 722-3787 ......
1982 MUSTANG GT· kM mi'• 8' Exe an entoandi--tion! 642-7828, 859·
9:l04
1981 VW Tnd S ~
lX peck r: Red wilh.., ••ior. d:aaen condi-tion. $3.200/best ofter. 24()..9096
1980 vw Rabbit.. Diesel,
new tires. new ~ still under warranty,
loo"5/runs aood. 49'-0424
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
·10. Owla lamb
71 . Ewrlft!N ftec
72. Slope
7). a.qioa
7-4. eau. t.1
7,. Tw&
76. Aocieor
77.~
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DOWN
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2. Comae ol •Pftd
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cncb ol
6. Saamlcu
7. J..iJD
a. Bnaqr
9. Gaieed bona
I 0. UMCmmpaaied
II. Tana
12. U.duaaodU..
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.,. Hall
16. faDUU. prODOUA
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~4. ac.ed wc1ud1
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) 7. R.ftlf
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)9. C.0,Jaj fabrics
60. Miinutt
61 lndior
62 T 11PO-'m&aN Wiid
6}. Anaifty
24. Obli9cne .......... _...~ .... -
26. Oa dwocaa
27. Uoarilized
JO. Pomoo
JI. Seilon
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14. Prinlt!r; awer n.s.-
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ANSWER TO
PUZZLE
VOLVO, 1983 GLTt 4 DOO.!., . (SILY R)
~ 48,000 mileL ~~~2-500
1911 Ol Waeon-4sp. w/
Oct. 63K mites. Exe.
eond. Loaded. $6200 080. 840-5062 aft 6 p.m....,EL
911-fm'..,,..__ c...
1971 ,..., .. &c1l1 It c:adtiolt. New .
Aloer1i ...,. $~
249-1823
1984 Corwae., black. 4
tir-. shades. =. wooctcC.,,...,,
mill 91'~-978-7243, c~ qs)
1970 Qassic: Mercaies Benz 280SE. f utly re-
stcled! Re-bl• ... e.
New ....... Perfect ...
rior I exterior. $6,500/ offer_ 831-8766 Even-qs.
1961 Masselti Sebiitc
2-doat. Lodes fPOd/runs ~ 8rWt red. bladl .... iar. 53,000 mites. $19~. See Ill 24792 la nata Or., uauna
,..... 01 can 831-2058
........ as1~115
6-t Eochu.s&um
6). C.tta.t
66. Purpoec
6H OtJ E"gli~ m~
6'J Eqv..Jir,
Cmo 88ld'I Adul Partl · 2 bedroom mobile
home. lMwe oonw lot One owner, excellent
condition. $31DaY$:500. &es: 496-0889 582-5408 •
ILl!Mt
sram '°' ...,war IOFUR
Offitih ...... ...
The ~ petlOftS
................. of
the fictitious businea
name: OftHIGE GROVE PARK. 300 E. C.-.t ._,..
..,, So-=-•1. Nea;:cwl
Bw:::h, Ctllualili 92660.
The fictitious buliness ,..,,. ....... .., ..... _
filed an 1.2131116 in the
County of an... OrilinM
Fie No. F3311 l2.
HMlld H.. fllh Md flt*
Ellis f"llh. calrullles of the
HMlld H. Ftsh Md E.lt*
EJlis Fesh Trusts. U/D/T
d*d Mst:h 30, 1983, lOO
[.Ca.a .... ..,. Sp. 11;
f+tspot 8w:h. CA 926fi0 .
This bulirwa -~ dudlld bJin+M• ~
band & Wife). Siped:
H.rakt H. Fash, c:drulllle.
Elhll Elis Rita. CICllrulm.
This .. l ,..,. -fled ...._ the r.o..., an of
~onfehlO.
1987.
4/234/JOS/7 5/14 0031
1972 Fireball Travei
Trailer 8' x 31' T 'l>'O'.'t Wil~oom $3.SOO. 493-174 -·
&.111:11
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HClllW• 111111
_.ITAIP n
n.~ ...........
daiQs b 1·r I a PHAR·
MACY DIMENSIONS,
23201 Mill C..-Roed,
U.-Hilll. CA 92fil53.
Pharmacy Heatthcwe,
Inc... a Ca'fc M co.,...
tM>n, 23201 Mill Ctwk
Road, Lacuna Hills. CA
92653.
1118"tare Oimmsioll15,
lnc.. a Calilw111iir COPGI•
tion, 23201 .. ill Creeit
Road, Laauna Hins, CA
92651
This busjness is con·
duc:llld bJ a joint wnlure..
The rqistnnt com-
mes.ced to 1ranuc:t busi-
nea under the fictitious
~ .... 01 ....
listld abcMt on Januwy,
1987. Sie'..t U11!11hcare
Oirr.-lliol15, Inc.. Owtes L
Craa,Seattay.
This ........... w fled
wiett u. County an of
Or-. ~ an IMn:h
12. 1987. ,_ No. F338073
4/2 4/94/164/23 0159
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
..... is ......, .... tNI the City Council of the Cily
of N1 port a.:11 • hald a pubic tow•• on Aprt Z7. ·t 917, tD discuss the PROPOSED ST A TOIENT Of
COMMUNITY O£Wl.OPllENT 08.JttTMS AHO PftO.
JECTED US£ OF 5'12 OM .. awtJNl1Y Of:«LOP.
MENT a.oac ~ fUNOS FOR RSCAL YfAR 1987· .. n...._ ....... ..,.....,.,...,.'-d, a cit•
.. ,. D9 I 1 $ :u• fll ~ Olt If :IPA•• oe:r er • .., ila • • ~--. l"-bldl ,_,be
&adlara_.,of~dl' 1Caps••and ......
«ti ... I In ...... the .... edHiies inc:bie ...,
acqteiejpjnn and.._ llition; the KOFtion. de r' :c ...c
01 MllPi~ll of pub6ic.,.. and 19Cllillboflel
..... in .... income .... ..., c:leerala; public
~ lwlcJclli<Nt -·••a; OI PltlP61J teNHi'4icwL
COl1•1•1tS OI '9Ql..U tar .odibor ... ir .. 11wtiul1 ~
be dilec:ted to Mr. er-. Blluel. Senor "'---. City of
Neu~ a.ct. ......... Otpmt11•C. (714) 644-3225.
pnor '°the~._ ....
The ~ ~ d Cornmur8'y De' 1' , .....
ObjJectroes and ,. O[J9Ctlld U. of f~ cs on file and
....able tor pUblic ,__ • the ~ Olpertmenl
in City Hal The piopmed Plt9.,., Md budlllt to be
disoSHd and Klild upan br the CityCouncil al the pubk
harina are based on the followin1 statement of .... ,;..a
The OllSal p 11 ID A91Dilt Md 111iprooe the qu4ity
and KC 111,..., of~~ the c:amnuwtJ and
iwirlS .Wor•1•1l and llCOIW ~ The "=;..:&·-.. a u "..,....,,and~ the .,,clrllbtlt
,..,. ......... 2) cinMdl soa.t ----3) PIOlidelidlD .. lui , • and4} PftMdld•wWlll .... •
and ift• I I '6*ci "of .. Clt1 a>8(i Pl~ n::ludirW _,...._ ....
n. Qr C..n.:i of Ma:pat a.di be ,.. .... ...-. ,.....ld4i0i• tor Che talowilc adHities b
file.al,._ 1917 ..
HOUS'"6 • Und KO.;e.., tor ailbdM* ~
($326.000 ...... ow. Co.)
SOCIAL SDWICES • .._. •M:es tor Che~ 1kiertr
(4..000 -f1SH). ..., tctm child are CS6.DOO · YMCA>.
JOllltt cine ... ~ ($4JJOO • ~ .:atp
WO. tar .. ...., C2.ooo • s..c. Soup IOk:twl). and
,...... of ....... ($1UJOO . YMCA)
HOM(l f"SS. sovas . Aidef'I the hom t' ! n by
pwwidi1c ..... Cf t I I .. ••ilSIJUl .... I .t, and
dis ..... llCf aid ($4.000 • RSH) ('$2.000 • YMCA).
.... .... ,'a I C ($9.000 • S..C.. ll•talh St I ), mnd
......... -~ <n.ooo -YWCA) . fNlt t0'51HG ·Fair.._..~ eca~
................. ,...ltion ($12..000 -l>isp•
P11 ~c..r).
ADlllNtSTRATION -Adn_..6"' Md ia..._,.
tlan of a>8(i ...... (MC).000 • ~ Admin.
$7.000 CG ..... llCJ}. 1"-........, .. CD . ' t willtt 0 S.. Ol!ipwtlt•ll
d Hrousirc and Urtlmn DIP 1'::.SI , ..... Nllbol• PC.-*"
• .,,_ d piowidit .. illCl...S hauWc apporbrities.
-~~public---and~ 11tJ dill ,,.... •• _...,. blw .... low and n ..... •
inCDlle ..., ..... The prapaeed pr....,.a aho CMYJ on
and .. COi 1 • 1983 ~ 1917 StlM••its
andObtw'l .....
N011C( IS H£R£B'( FURTHO GIV£N ttllll the Cltr
C.ouncil .. CDISidltl t9a :••c $24.000 of 19116-87 Soecit1 Al« .. .,., fundl ID Miiia DIP 1 I 4>"..,. o.np.91
ID0-.112 ............ IDc::aNtruct a~ .......
...,_, •• C I JI tar ..... WCOll• ........ This
,....., w ,r 1 ,..., tnisrtN1 tDr ltnd aapeiffion.
NOTICE HEJmlY FuRllO GMM hi Slld pMlllic a-we • ._ ...,.. on ._ 2'1lh drlJ d April, 1917. • .. -. d 7:JO ~ .. .._ c..a au • ..,, o1 ..
Na • I '1 ...... Qr ..... 3300 No IP wt .. h d.
" $ t ~ c • mA. .. '8illidl .......... .. .. al--· !SI I , d ._ ...... &NI .. llwd .. a L ,.., it.., r 1 n Clll (714) 644-3225
...... E. ...... Qrc:r.\. Cltr of tb part 8w:tl
4123 mot
•
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...
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,
..
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tcadtiw ia tM awapapei I read
recently. Appera.dy, the Roper
Orpaiz.ation conducted a sur-
ftY that clilcloald mmt traaa-
en md many youqer cbildren
prd'er their motben to have
outside jobs rather than stay
Families
home and take care of the beiDg there that after a few
family. Who are they ~ to -montba she pve up the job and
fool? Kida haven' ch•npd that stayed at home, where nery-
mucb. thin& retwned lo normal
When I WU twelve, my rm ht.ai•nina to think~
mother, probably aa many of 111 is a ~ to valid1ac anything
motben do today, rationalized we want to bdieft. Surft)'I have
that the children were old prow:a that extra-marital affairs
enough and she wu going to lead to healtllier marriages,
work. So she did. For the fint alcohol leads to loqer life, aDd
time in my life I came home to commuting OD the freeway
· an empty house. I bated it. makes for happier sex life.
Bursting with news and frustra-Whatever you want to believe
tions of the day I would call her theR is a survey to back it up.
on the phone and unload for as My question is, .. How many
long u she was able to talk believe these surveys and actu-
without being interrupted by her ally base life decisions on tbemr
work. But there were numerous There are many today wbo still
interruptions. How impenonal believe that anything in print is
it all was. I didn't want to wait fact. Manywhothemselvesdon\
until she came home. I nccdcd have strong convictions about
to talk right then. I miutd her such important issues as mar-
warm and smiling person meet-riage and family are .easily lead
ing me at the door. Fmally, she by tJac IUJ"YCYI. I'm fmcling
caught so much flack for not today there are increasing
School$ ...
117 ...... ,
dc:creasing, results in a shortfall
that wool allow us to continue
to maintain our current pro-
grams,"' said Loofbourrow.
The group met with Dr. Peter
Mebas, educational advisor to
the governor and Dr. David
GOFdon, deputy to State Super-
intendent Bill Honig.
In the past, lottery funds have
been used to replace outdated
materials and add teachers so
that class size could be reducect
.. For example, we were able
to replace all of our globes and
maps~ most of which were at
least 20 yean old," said Loof-
bourrow. Such expenditures will
not be possible under the current
budget.
Part of the budgetary problem
stems from the fact that Senate
Bill 813, a threo-year bill that
was very bmeficial to school
districts, has expired.
A meeting bas been called for
April 21 and the school prioci-
P~ teacben' representatives
and the ~ of parent groups
have been asked to attend. 1be
purpose of the meeting is to
attempt to deten.nine exactly
which aspect of the budget
Firefigh~ers ...
I 5 ..... 1
certified as Emergency Medical
Technicians. An EMT rating is
a requirement for every Newport
Beach firefighter.
Academy grad uatcs are on
their own when it comes to
finding ajob.
.. You take the test and hope
you finish well."' said l.Jein. He
tested .. all over" before hearing
about the Newport openinp.
He's still feeling daz.ed at having
been hired so close to his Hun-
tington Beach home.
.. You think that you can' get
on in a good department like
Newport at the start. It's a dream
come true for me. I gRW up here.
It '1 my home," said Klein.
Because be knows the beach
area so well, Uein might not
have been too surprised, if
perhaps a trifle disappointed,
wbcD his flllt fire call turned out
to be a burnin1 m.attreu in a
trash can OD the beach. Not very
glamorous or terribly exciting,
but to ~ .. tutc, -;ust great.,. Ymcma of aommet cooking
and leisurely lifestyles around
the fire station WCJen' ever part
of IJcia \dream. He knew going
ia ti-time wa-e a lot of •hinp
dull • -ia • fire department tUt ana-.-. it into television
ICripla. Newpod\ fuefaabten
work 2' ...... aR off 24
.... ,. .... ...,.. ad thaa
.. ,.,..,. .......... t
Mjl ..... wi6.J II IF wort,
lflli• IM 1 J t f •S B°iate-:-•1 ...... KJr • t ..... plain
-
fun.
"The guys are all so great to
be around. Everything I do is
new and I have good support, ..
said Klein.
He docsn 't worry about being
called to a fare or other incident
and not knowing what to do. His
training is sound and bis con-
fidence in his superion to keep
him out of dangerous situations
is complete.
"'There are so many specialists
Oll this department that I know
111 have someone to help me .
Knowing w)lat you Tc dc:alin.a
with is 80 percent of the battle.
These guys are good," Klein
said.
Spccializ.ationamongfuefigb-
ten baa grown through the ye.an
aloug with the responsibilities 9I
local departmeDU. While it's a
little too early to think about
what direction be1J 10 in future
years, ~lein already feela a
leaning toward further trainina.
to become a paramedic. On bis
more immediate schedule is
taking advantage of the depart-
ment's education incalliw:a and
acquiring his AA depee in fue
science.
Attcndiq ICbool while won-
iq at. demandi·~ dG111'
pbale this ~year..-. ..,.....,.
He and wife JeeWfcr sc wd
to wortiaj IWd for -.. dle7
wnt. Jeni* .aeadr •Mol to ca.maw-....-•--• niP ........... .........
Caeey. Yfllb -.......... .
Dcia ii ablCtollaJwida llildla.I
numbers wbo don't have a
1troq commitment when it
comes to matina thCir marriage
work and d~ what is in the
best iDtaat of the family.
For n•mple, years qo, it was
rare for people to get divori:ed.
When marital confficu arose,
divorce was t1ac last resort.
Today, when there is wnflict in
the marriaF, divorce is the fint
~that comes to mind. What
happened? Our society baa
allowed clivorce to become very
~So more couples are
getting divorced.
People today will grab for any
excuse to justify divorce in their
mind. A woman the ether day
~ *I think God is trying to
tell me to get a divorce." I lashed
back, .. Another divorce is the
absolute last thing the Lord
wants to see in Bis kingdom. He
detests clivon::e . .,.
process to focus attention on.
The new budget must be
adopted on June 30, but comes
up for review and revision in
May.
.. It's our intent to ask the
governor to loot at the May
revision of the state budget md
to find money to fully fund a
cost of living adjustment for the
Newport-Mesa UnifJCd School
~•said Loof'bounow.
.. Anyone interested in the
situation, and who would like to
find out what he or she can do
to help, can contact the school
nearest them for further inf or-
mation," she said.
more often and be feels that is
a big plus..
Being a family man, and
someone who bad worked in
construction, are two tbinp that
Klein feels were in his favor
Hypnosis.
1 , ......
thoughts ad worries. With less
anxiety he WU then able to
realistically evaluate what wu
going on and bindle it appro~
riaidy.
lryin to ki
People ... -~ ltJ otMn wlao laavc ...,,a11dly
..... it• ....... cli..ced.
TIUI at"*• e8COUI' a •at to me. coa...,.1tiq clfvOlce.
Gi¥en • c:IMJiac, t:VCl'J daild. DO
matter wta.t their qe or .u.
would like lo come bOme wlla'e • the mother or father pa;ts tJmn
with a sincere smile and warm
hua. All children, 1iven a
chance, have a multitude of
thinas to talk about reprdiiil
their lives. All they need ii
someone to take tbe time to sit
down and listen. Someone to
really Ft into what they are
feeling. Someone to share their
joy, their sorrow, their frustn..
tion, their excitement. All they
need is someone to JOYe .....,
someone to reassure them,
someone who says, "I care.,.
Who is tbe best penon to do
this?
I had a sobering tboupt
n:c:ently. There is DO one OD this
Break~ ..
11 T , ........
raidenu said that quitk action
on the part of the police was a
large factor in the peaceful
raolution of the disturbance.
Anmtron1 said, however,
that news o( tbe incidmt dmr
media people from all o~, one
aroap co~ from -far. San
Dicao.
He said that on Wccbaday
night at about 11 p.m., a mobile
television unit from ch•nnd a in
San Dieao parked at tbe bale
of tbe Balboa pier. lleportc:r
Carol Huson and technicians
climbed to a platform on top of
the truck and-started .a live
broadcast.
When they turned OD Oood-
ligbu, word spn=ad that there
wa a TV crew broadcasting and
a large crowd ptbtred.
when Newp9rt sorted through
the applications for their vacan-
ca.
.. Newport is going back to the
old school of hiring people who
know about construction~ It~ a
big belp to know where and bow
• •
Now, Julie is only a few months
away from receiving a Ph.D. in
<linical Psychology.
arda wtao ii "" ... to loft orcaR..,..ostllnec•it•1•
more dwa '111 •• f llid me..
W"dh dais ia ......... ....
a commit .... t fmt to ODC ~Mdour~aad
then to be I.be wry ...........
we can he for our diild.-. We
realizie lb.it CG9•i••• _..
bard wort, cledicli&ioa Ud a hit
of uaifxe cm our part. Bat if
we area' wiDiDa to be tkre for
tbaD, then wbo itT
WbcD are WC .... to start
tbinlriq for oarldtea again?
When are we ..... to stop beina
aucten for what our socidy is
dishina out? When are we aoia&
to mate a lland and retmu to
thoee stroaa penonal c:oavio-
tiom repnliDa our maniQeS
and families?
Jw Bitttbrlnk ii ma1ittd ond
IM motlter of.,, dfN-Yftl'-old
datcluer 111111 sii-yeor-old twin
boyL Tlwy /iw in CorOllll tJeJ
Mtu.
Armltrong said, • Al word got
out that there wu a TV crew
broadcuting, people literally
ran to the area so that they could
be on TV. The crowd beame
unruly, and started to climb OD
each other's sboalden ill order
to Ft into Camera raqe.
.. F'mally, they started to rock
the tract and throw rocb. We
asked tbe crew to turn off their
lighb, and the crowd dispened. •
Anmtron1 said that a traffic
coagation problem was agra-
vated by the feet that local TV
tnWI were interviewina people
in pwing can, ....,.; .. them to
stop.
The weekend WM relatively
tranquil witb no major iocidentt.
Police attrib'1tcd the calm lo tbe
(Kt that the weatbei wa mudl
cooler and c:rowdl Wa-e much
smaller.
.. Having a family helped me
too, I think. Im stable and that
seems to have been what the
department was lootiq for,"
said Klein.
Cover Home Offered by
-Helene O'Connor of Waterfront Homes
...
I ' . I • ' • .. ( • • , "I • f • I 't , I j • > , t. J ) 1 f I •:_ ~ I ( r • f 1 \
&07 ,Bayside Dr.: incred
8Y JtJDY DUFFY
Precious ~Js set around a
s~ aquamarine mike a
~ simile (or: ~ N~
HUbOi' aDd the watenide ~
llrOrhoOdi which iUiToimd her
p,ry. one or tbe ~ of
these --is quiet Pi~ Bay.
Eftll though it is one of the
most dcSfratik of all waterside
add~ tbiS Mek~s fQtlired
property WI·~~ can
only be dacribed in term of
incndible Value for liYiDg plea-
sure and investment poteDtia1.
Priced at s1.01s,ooo on fee~
this property reprCICDts the best
of ~ at Rat proftS,
with inspection, to be a moder-
ate price.
The property is listed by
Heleae O'COllllOr of W.uiflollt
Ho•es, IDc. O~nnot bas been
faanliar with the home since
helping the current ow.ner
acquire it some ycan ago. She
bas watched the transformations
that have been wrought through
careful, thoughtful remodeling
and approves. as will any pros-
pective buyer. of the final rcmlb
Truly a place for those wbo
lowe boats and boating. the top
outdoor attraction at this
address is the slip space for two
boats up to 60 ft. in leqth. with
.tditional room for two small
bay boats. U nprepo1seuia1
from the ~ the rear of the . .
home makes amends and the
back ternce gives a wonderful
view of water and marine activ-
ity in tbe immediate nei&hbor-
hood.
COMP AH PRleES
Acrosi the bay are stately
homes to llWcb this one in paice
and style. Tbcie arc also two
vacant lots Wit1W1 view of 60rs
windows. <>De or tJiem is~
for sale in the saoo.ooo raqe,
lcadiDg the logical buyer to
appreciate the trde value of tile
CKisting home at 607 ~.
As wonderful as the exterior
stOJy of daia bome is. the real
news lies behind ~ sliding
doon to the tance. Tbe home
boasts S bedrooms aand 4 bathl
and provides ample room for a
growing family. That family bad
best enjoy style and the~~
jty of a Soutbwat IOot bCcause
that is the story here. The present
owner bas transformed the prop-
erty into a retreat that is equally
suitable for a family. executive
couple or si:nlk who ebjoys not
only eotertaiaiaa~ but quiet
int" n e livjac.;
1lM':aat * fralll Oldie .amc pa die-... "• Olaaplex.
dais is a si'We fscij Mine
replete widl CftfJ1 •Ctaity
mm •·• a •••Iii* a 11 w-ily 11 trr "l1la9 are aw tide
,.. ia ·~-.. * '9ct tcnacc. A laqe tilii e.1rJ
~ the natural light
oat c;abi..aietry that makes the
room warm and inviting.
EASY ACCESS
Tiie bat ol ~liancn reside
-~ • cloa the entry to the
laundry room and its ample
~ s.,.ce and deep lint for
_.., c1nm.., cbota. n.e door
to the 3-ar .... ••ta tori ...
supplies to die titdml • map
• it is ltcpl away from not only
tbe titdleia proper, but the area
in the la11ndry which houses a
leCODd ... refrigerator.
WJ'he Rmodel bas been going
off and on for aboat three
~ • said O'CoDAOr. wrbc
fiDal raalta are IDOlt r.r-in1
..
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_ Alll. ZI. 1m THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY~ 'l1 .
-
--..... QIOice ~ beytronl toe...,,. for this
af•bol• 4 ~ with new dock ExtrM include t'9
~ room•sAuA'ian Cfystal chandefier, 1t'Mertine ·~
'" the IMng room, lwge famity room and skytigh9 in the
ma1• bdt and gourfnlll kitchen. T echnok>gy glAdea the
h 111 riv and cooling sy91am, 2 "*" sauna. video, ii ecom
and MCUrity aystems.
.,.. 111·••
•Tflfml c••EINl wi1h pier '°' 60' boat 3 ~
buiklngs. with 9 rental unD-'"Mot•ey Cannery"' charm.
generous partdng. Ideal lor owner /user near Ne wpo.1'a
Cannery and Udo Vlbgee and line~ ··--IAll&lll llnml wittt ower 80 fl of waw frontage and
.,.noramic views of the widMt s-rt of t'8•pcwt Halt>of. l.arge.
gnacious 1 *'Y ' bedroOm home with tonnal clrq. t..nity
and 8Un rooms plus courtyatd pool 1n this exclusi¥e
...... ant communily wilh prival8 ti 1aches..
ST•I UITllt•• Ul-t• .an CO'I a211t man . Eur-opean flair and formal
e6eglf1ce W1th superb City and ocean VteWS behmd the
guwdect gate of Hatbor Ridge. The main house has 5
bedtoocns. tonnal dining room. den and game room openmg
to a priva1e courtywd wi1h pool and spa. Decorated 1n
pastels, it has etown l'nOldings. French doors.. ant>que
mentels and crystal ohandehers .. There 1s a fuU &enrus court
plus a separate 3 bedroom lefV8lltS Quantrs.
....... 11.715-111· t•
lW ml -T<*tfty remodeled' bedroom 1ncluo1ng t>aytront
m.-with fireptace. hislheta ba1hs and <bng room ptus
family and ~ dlNng rooms. Fresh and exClbng wltt\
Frenctt witldowa. tpe and bert>ef catpettng. Bayside pabO
""" pier and aa.p.. 0-. codlder ndes for lJdo "'
a.y9horea. JUST~ ··--MllEM I If •"911 w1lh tabuao.18 ~ down twt>or
a.tand ~--Ol IL@uly ••lilOd•'ll d wld cua:wnaed -""'
aaYl9h ..-. of wood and gm.. t bedroon• -"" den. dining
room. ~ and dock b 3 ..,.. boa S*Js IP9(ious
.... rtront Piiio and •••111iinin9 ........ IPA-o.w-. ..
c.ry 11tT.O.
....... 11•-••
···-· -.. dock tof '-98 bolll ~ and My 5 bedroom. 45 .... ielnocMI with Wnily and lofmal dnng
tOOftll and •·tn kitcherL Separated bedroom and bath
ooukt be maid's querters.. TradtbOr\81 writ\ paned wn~
Frwnch doors and crown moldlnga. Owner may Ade lor
••wportcondo ...... Ill·••
••n=mu au -Ser••~.--in Corona~
Mar. t.. .. tlf;ied courtprd .. pooi lind. and tMUous
"'9WS of Nnport tt.rbof trom motll rOOfm °'ha 6 bedroom
MCUrity gllllld ...... wi9\ '°"'* dining Md huge ...,.., room. den. llnfy. wine~ Md .. room.
au 1a" 1111 • ••-••
RM• lml M"91T with.,_ M'Oel.ce of a country manor
hou8e. P919liil• and mouldinga ~ ... 5 bedroom
_,.. a dining room It tor • ~ 2 *"Y hir.g room
... Fr-.nch doora. ~end bwn c di aged lbr9'y. lllfnity
loom and gour"'9t ~L lJ'9d bride -*Y courtprd and ,... .-0 with ..,. plus doctl lor your 50' pcht.
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Wll J Liii -· AA inaedible ti 11 --Wl'J lwgi • bedroom home. ...-.-. tt'9 lr'9ll a.llllb'e in quality and
deaign. CUiiom I fl door&. wood PfN9CY .,__,..., hMd
•oaalad ·~ c:ullofn papetS end 111Mdand•111 d
gla99 wildowL Gaorious oc.I' views s*J8 8 2 bedroom
and loft~
--111·••
I I •iM .,,_., LIT -on wide9t pwt of t.y. S.000 -i.
tl ...,.. lat. 1Uf'1tte tor 4,,QOO ~ home Ind tip tor &atge
... OI pow boa Prall~ --of CUllDm..,..... wittl
~ dlw igt'll and be tf og edios\ ......
I w llt-t•
I I •MfAmlmtmanU..llrlaWlde~..-, .._front,_...., Q1111t1 d • bedroom.., llliMlr and
......... ~Pod8"d1P9in~--
tar ...... boll&. ..... OWNd ... lllr'rik pcAli. $ ~
AEDUCtlOH TO -...... . .....
W llilllllllt .. LlleNW3bedtOOMwW'I .....
....... ~ room&. nw. ...... ifdldiftg 1 in
ptt• RI.. .... .. ~ '°°"' and t.k:Ofpt ...... "'
Giiis clllllil~. wood locn. ......, Mdo WI and ~ 11 •4
.......... &9y C8l9 b . ..._ ~ ,.ant. Prw..._. 9'*ded a tr •on1 ~ _... pm•
tlnctia ..... ··-·-•WF•I f -In gllild ---Cow.a c:ommuniay wilh pool and IP9; low.tr ON .... 2 bedrOOM and den unit. viewa
trOM :rllrJ IMlt .. fOOfM. A!IY,.,... decor p. , rm....,.,
.... Piiio. A/C, ~ .,111 ''and bolll lip rigt1la. ..... ··-·-"' ua ma 3 bedroom9 p1ua ~ quMin "' 11rn1y room
_.. c:tw11Ji190 d9c:cw and ... Mti81a °' • New &iga.td
Cap F....ot doora opan lrOftl living ._ to 1he deck to .-td ~ and .... Wewa. T<*ly remod11l1d In '85
. with new pfumbing; electric, roof and siding. Large
........ loan. --··-·-ma II I -• .,_ ~ ol Nftport"a aa.on wtth ~
oce. and Celalina W.W.. large 2 saory • bedroom home
with huge family room and two large sunny patJos.
Comiitelety furnished at _
~ Al·I•
' mll ~ 9\.0 · beautrfutly maitntamed. Upper unrt
has 3 spacious bedrooms and large hvmg area wJth
9enl8liorlal views of beach actMty and aunsas. Low« has
2 bedrooms for 1noome. Exceftent high balance assumabff!
k>an.. an. Al·I•
n I L• CllTm IUln · buatt tof pr11111 nt owners in 1983
ua1ng the inest matl!lriaas. Atry high <:ellinged free ftowtng
3 bed! oom with lamity and din.ng areas and sepataie den I
ollce plus .-0. Double'** w'..idows. llained gtasa, solar .,... and..,."' ,._ balh.
.... 111-1•
.._ --IMO -Abec**"Y ctwming 2 bedrOGm red
bock ~ with YMlhed cerfhgs. ~ new carpet
and aowety peDc> pus speciot.-2 bedroom upper-uoo lof
incorDL Cloee to Ferry. . ·--~ ... _._. __ of CUltDm hcnes. Fr..nty refurbdhed
.... en.., --.... Md Me•ic:an pewer entJy this 6
bed! oom hu •-tn llllnily kitchen. bnnal dining. tamaJy room
and ~ giune room. All upstMS ~bedrooms °'*' to courtyatd with *99 custom pool Secunty system
and 3 car garage •1 IBTI••• 111·1•
•nmT l'lllHIH · ~-Newpot1 Harbor and nqn
igha views front .,.. newt, C8l'Jl 11•1 :', 2 bedroom and den
..., hlgtl ceilings. end l8rge dedl. Seier ... co iSldef nde
and wi1carry2nd T.O. A~dab6a dodl tor 50' boel
... Ul·l•
Q.Adl I WU"t•M on quiet end ol Udo. Beau1afulty
remod11 led • bedloom wi1h ~ dcrung roont and masaer
~ tw'ld pai"'8d beams. COZ'f den and gourmet k*:hert
~ CUllDm tales.. Frenc;t, doors°'*' from vaufted ca1finged
living room '° bncked oourTyWc.t _., lountain.
1111• 111·1•
DI Int Mffml ~ -wi1h availalb6e bc>9t slip 5'*'
~Y furntshed including S'tefao and TV w•th
cumntiad tum.Ue ~ IP«*-'Y tof .._ ~ 2
b«floom.. 2 b9ltt unit .... lllbulo&JI b9y Vl8WS. Sec:unly
builclng in Lido ........ '° lf"°PS and ,......,,.,...
··-111 -1• WJ Wm1' LDI• · Ooee to Me•poft HtirtMJr Yac:N
Qub. 8ile to hlboe Pier and ~iliolL A 3 bedroom ~
~ wilh ...-•bonus room and blilh.
••• at-t•
wau&n . _.doc* tor• bolll. ~ 3 t>emaa-holM
.......... ,... ... --· •.pw:...s•1 1:' c ••GPe1•••..-0on ... ....,.~,...._o.r-
8'UllOUI ,_ P'l'ct I If ........ lMge 111 1b'I 1• T .0. .... . ....
n I n. -. wll\ J1tsf1J ~ ......... A 2 ..,,,
t._. ... ti IS ... C • 'llMd ~ lOlal\ lllllio .... ling
.. tanily '°°"" Four bedrOCWM lnduding ......... ..
........... Md -W.W • ...,.., baadl.
.... 111 ...
•n•• -wif'I penc,. .. wc ...._ TOl!rly 19lnad1hd 2
bedroom In -=wily building. Price indudee b •u'N
fumilhiloga down to the 1811 ~-Bt*llp • r?rtk Wille
to~ and beacft. Greet **1on -•• .,.
... 111-1•
•wmr -in MCUrily building ~ pool ~ 2
ti 1 droom wif\ dee* al mlStlr and IMng fOOfn tor tul
*'-Doe °' Uning basin. OCW\ and nighl l9'lt .....
Slip ... •11.75 per toot Walt to,.......... llltlW• II•-••
----duplex Wfth pel90tlalily. Newty c.lll 191cf2 *'Y
English s¥e C08aQ8 with 3 bedroom and 2 bdl pu.
channing 2 bees. oom income unrt wi1h large old f8lheoned
porch over double garage Neer not1h t.ytn:N 1l a.• l7Mlll
UlJIA llU8 - 3 bedroom. 2 ba1h or 2 bedroom w'1h oftioe
shingled and shuttered lsland cottage WYth spacious studio
unit. Great poten1lal tor bo1tdef or decorairx
~-17~
llATUflllT 1n small Newport 8eaoh commufltty w rin pool
and 1eon1s Refurbshed 4 bedroom. 21h bath home on comer
lot Wt1h fonnaJ dlntng room. sunny patao and great SUnMt
v.ews, Short walk to ocean.
U....._.•at~ Dt-t•
PE IRA ~ -Greet S18t'9r home ..,_ 10 beeches. 2
bedroom ~ new copper plumbng. cNwming brick entry
Jnd rear ywd With pabO. Comang 900f\. new paint and carpec
and comptetery remodeled kJtChen and baths. Owner may
cany 2nd.
RIS• Al·I•
... , 9tll Steps 11D ocean. T otany renovated pnde of
ownership umts wdh 3 bedrooms up and 2 bedl oom. 2 bdts
down. New~ fof"oed aol unfts Waler hemeiS. palllt,
OIW'pet and h1ures..
srn. Gt-I•
FAlllJIS Rlfl · n g.ate guar<>eo Ba)'SflO<es D1esttge plus
Pf vate beaches Great comer ~ fof s 2 bedroom.
2 ~arid den wrapped around .arge P8bO SEU.ER EEDS
FAST SALE SUIWfT All OFFERS
(Lil Sfl.... Ul-l-
E.Jt~ 1 ha.nchome UAll.
3 bedrooms.~ fOOft\, -"' ~
~ CllT& 911& · t.Mge 4 bedroom 3 bath horPe
fam ay a~d forma d ining rooms 1n very attractive
~ w to SChOOb.. Ban owner w cany 1st
TO with great terms
snt• Dl-1-
au; Sf ~ walk °' br e to bead\ lJ9ht and 8ll'f 2
bedroom au conda.oned comer unct n secunty guarded
complell poot and spa_ Shows u a model
11UJ11 111,1•
CllT& m& · Eastsade oomple'll comm. pool.~ 1IO
stores and restaurants.. Two slofy comer un-t Wtttl 3
bedrooms.. 2 ballhs. ~ flrepace and nee pa1JO.
A l4lle poishlng and you'I ha-Ye a gem"
11-.-D1·1•
Ull .. ~ . Build '" 1980 with 2 bedl ooms. ~ bmlhs.
2 ireptaces '" "'8S18r and ~ room. .. c:onddioned
..... .,. taundry and dol .tJte -gwage. Bar* owr'9d wlllh
good ,.. and tarm:L
star.. a1 -1•
mTI ClllT.,... Smalt 88CUntJ ~"' be91--doee
to shops.. upper 2 bedloom condo. large ti earned C8lllnged
W1ng room wi1f\ icep:aoe.. danng room ~ deck. l.owity
grounds ~ comm poot Assumal*! A IOan.
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mn a.? .,.. · Lowety ground 1oor C\mDm oecor 111 ~
2 bedloom ~ 2 ~ condo wdh peDc> "' super complex
_...~.,..,..court&. pool spa, ~ r9C room
end '*"*IS W0tW oenw AUN and sho•aa. fl.II".... 111·1•
WWWM --... OI biM to beeCf\. lJgN mnd ..,., 2
....... -OGl .. l llld c::ofNr unit "' -=--r 9'.-dld
co.aPe· .. poo('and --,.,.. ... modll. ·~ lll·Mm
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL TORS·
J.4J6 W. Co.t H~
Newpon .....
Al•ltll
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LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
904 VIA UDO NORD
OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1-5
ae.utiful Dutch cdol1illl, 5 bedrooms, 5 balhs, pow-
der room, ..... , .... fool c ............. next to
IWIKaped .... Finest pwnmlc north ~
... Pier Md llp kw a.rge boa $2.,625,000
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
815 VIA LIDO SOUD
OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1-S
W*h .... tsfrom31esal1oflneslUdowlRr.D•per
lot ..... 1.,.Nw. Faw becllocwr.t 4 bal-. pl9yroom.
bmt room, gourmet kitchen. Bftc:k pallo ... tire ring.
Secoi1d story roof decll reaellllon m Smdy b ••ch.
pier Md tlollL $2,200.000
CAMEO SHORES
Attracttwe tradttional 3 bedroom, 3 bath home te•
tureing panoramic ocean Yiew. Newly decorated.
Large patio with swimming pool $450,000
BALBOA PENINSULA
Watdl lbe9Uftttls from .. ........,.,.., bedroom, 3
bdl wt coast hunt home. Piii• loalllon on the
be1ch.
COSTA MESA INDUSTRIAL
Excalant lot .. aced.~ w Mlf ecre.
$400,000
Promontory aay home s
Southwest design, boating
1 a c-.,.a
tbe fonilal living room. A ~
sive textured stucco fireplace
sets a tranquil moQd in the room
to balance the active scene
outside· the windows. At the
immediate bottom of the stairs
there is a full wet bar backed by
bevelled mirron which are
dazz.lcd by the sunihine pouring
through a wall of windows to the
lcfL A view of tbt side ,_iio with
iu fountain is ~ as well as
C\--Crything a gracious host coWd
want to serve friends on the
inside. or outside of the home.
'SUITE' VIEW
The ground Ooor also bas a
spacious bath as well as the f a.rst
bedroom which is now lp'Ving
as an office complete with built-
in file drawers. Upstairs there are
two bedrooms to house children
or ~ which share a full
bath. The master suite bij •
welcoming fa.rq>lace in addition
to a wondcrf ul view of the water.
The bath wbida coenects to it
off en an island tub, full sbowu.
acres of closets and storage as
well as a double vanity
A second m~ sui~ somo.
what smaller. is also located on
tllis level. A perfect retreat for
either a teen or a mother-in-law.
it ofJers nearly the same privacy
as the master suite although it
doeso' boast a fi.replac:c.
Notcwonby on the upper level
an: the great amounts of sun-
shine and warmth that flow
through the skylights to every
comer of what might have been
a dark home. The storage here
is impressive too~ with extra
touches such as a row of cabinets
nestled into the short ball
betwcen master suite and master
bath. Outdoon the attention to
detail bas been no less with
features ·lib aa ocean ~
....~ ... -loW maia-
tenace btMICapina
If tbiR are .., MraaU-. left
ia Waaerfioat Pn.WdY ia New-
port ~ (111 Bayside Driw
is surely one of than. Wbetber
it becomes home to a bnstti•g
family or a sophisticated "°'a-
sional. this property wiD prove
to be not only a compJete and
gracious home, but a soaDd real
estate investmenL
FINANCIAL FACTS/
REALTOR
INFORMATION
617 .,.. Drift ii lilled at
Sl,075,000 on fee land by Bd1•
O 'Coaaor of Watetfroat
Homes, Inc. Pia/dip Ud lide
tie, S bedrooms. 4 batlis. Sbowil
by app<>i.ntment only. C.aD 631-
1400 for f urtber inf omuiboa OI'
stop by Waterfront Homes. lnc.
at 2A36 W . Coast Biahway.
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CHICAGO Tfl'I E AND SAFECO .
'I'I'l'l .E HA VE JOINED FORCES
ID CREJUE 1HE MAJOR FORCE
IN 1HE 1'1'1'1.E INDUSIRY.
With OtJcagO nt1e·s recent ~tioo al SAFECO
Tltle. two <A the most respeded rwnes in the title
industry have axne together to form a tale netwoR
unequaled In ecope and senice.
Finl and foreuaDt. our awriatton nai •we now
provide the beat geographic COU&88B al my tide
oapmy In tbe nation. So we· re Mm beUer equliJl*t
to lwde aD JO'.a' title b ·~km be.._, IDlnst.ae
or lutes state. wm.· ....... CU'fiJ ki Dlttiwft al CMll' 5.IDJ
kalflqns nat:.••Wllle .,.. ... ~ MX:lliliQ
.-+lcit md pmmrHo-pm.. r 'a JUU'•mme to
aped &ca two Ulle 'r 1srL
Ouruapw ...... siP*:cooa ... mdfar-,.mq tide &Citic&'""' you~ pd«flon
for your,......., Interest. Chk:11901ltle and
SAFFO) 11de-tc.,thet we're Uliitftled.
Chicago 1ide ®·
BAYFRONT/OCEAIFROIT
·---·--11ar11 ll,aur9to .... inW.~3bedlOOlll.IMllr
IOOlft. Ul'llaira, hing/cll*'g roont holfte wllt prtu111
doc:t tor 50 loot~ ........ Thia ......
....... of t.ytronl ham. 11 ~ ....... Ingold
am Fl I I WIS I 1 11 -FF I
Whlaa I H ... Md cln9d b Itch KC 111 trOlll ht
to..,,.._ tis~ 4 bedloom -.W P"opeity
•Klve to OCll& 1flont lc1'i.._ &ljoy the privacy and
~ of the Cameo $hor9S Wiii •ont Coby Wn
•nDDUJWITIPH•.. •••nm
For your yachting pleasure! Thia custom dnigned
residence teelures: • marvelous master suite with
fireplace. 3 additiof NII bedr-ooms with tmt.. Two
powder rooms. den and pub room. Superb aafts-
mm mt\ip 9bounds in this residence. Ann Peters
•~wmma 1111.111
S.)'flmet boet dock KCOmmOde ... up to 80 ft. boa
Spectac-tdarview ,_ Udoturnk'Q b9in. Two bedroom.
den. and 2 t.1i.. ........., t.dwood 1cxn. FrwM:h
doors open to ...., mge pmlo. w..k to 9hops.
......... d and ........ Vi8w of bey, city lighl9 and
mounllaina. Rare els i11g. Jom1 lewis
n f&J • 111 W Cl IT' 11.-. ,,..._ .. Q...,. holne. quMty conslruclon ont.
8-f. Ftwe bedl~ formlll gi11den dil•~ IOOll\ large
beylront g9m8 roe. .wt -down t.r ...... and
~tibia. a..n.i room ol pool. IP9 Md Cfoqullt court.
Ac6~..., Inn to pier and dock. Four c=-~
c.tyn Stai• /a.t.la Aune
VIEW-DETACHED
• CMI• I I I 1111 fUI I •• II I
klldy locall r:t in ... '-t ol Big Canyon. .. 4
bedroom BroMMOOr • • perfect famity home.
F...,.. tormlll liwing/dlning '°°"" ~ Wnily
room_... view of gall~ Secluded..-off large
m11t1r ...._ Dannr Sim 8rld 5'11~ Grady
.... l.EE""CIFlll'B-1111111
Four bedloom. Q ..... 2 lby home in a YfllY prilrale
119ing.~W.W.mgemamrsuitewithprivme
dedl. pool and ..-. .. on 45 ft. lot in most deeirable '*' ol old Corona ...... Uertha Maa.t>
11Bm•MllM'£i---lllltH
Expanded and customized ''Southport" model
~ 6+ bedloc ._ 51' bllf-. Qlllden room.
gounmt klctat. 52' pool. .... plue a.ed9caped yllfd
tor chidl•• pley on°' 111nc11~ lot.._... ocsar .. b11J and c1y niQN Hg19 -.. s.de rlX •cwt• 771 Lil l&f C IE El1ITE 11.lll.111
Fllbulous 2 lby Fradt Tudor 11· , is nty one
ol a kind otlliil11g. 8111 r ..,dng 9'* cour-. cilr light
and a.:t bey-... lndudlJI at1gant b'1ftlll living/
clllil~ roona L.-ge l*'••d ftlllllr end llD1nt room.
Wlnecel9rendta1¥ ~room.~ IMiciec.gueat
..-.. Truly9n °' kl ndil~ value In todlly'a rwbt. Dmr1nJ Bibb and SI t SJMlie Glody
MllllY&m•lmm P•tr
.......... oc .... bey and nighl light view tram ..
5 bedloom. 1 blll\ I II 'I lMge t.nity room. ....,
ilnd .W.cels, tonMldif*'9 room and~ aclirn*
rocn In._ m1111 ...._Four •ep.c-. ~
....... lrl 3 ..... includlng 90ict oM doors and
oown lftOldlnga. Outai did ii ab as elM swinvning pool
ilnd ... ...._, ... and Ed &cane>
111-•PM&IM R.NW On .. golf cow. In Big CMyon. Tai. .....,_._
cblble •ched •••ac:e lwil to a bra t llftiltg
dn::ular alllf rway and pric .. I I I ct.'~ali ar. FNndl
doors and windows ol 90ld oM "'°" .. ~
in QlllOtft conlWdion. Drmalc a.ge Mng room
and ..... dlt•~ room. IS'edol•......, room.~
• COlftlll ...... oaik Clllt*' ... and Q .........
9lroughout. FM bedlOOIM CK 3 bedlOOGlla and hill a ._ llludy. a t.t.. WondarM poo1 and double
c::twm911 ll a1I ae tor •mrtllinilll-NI concllaned.
a....erty Morphy end a.t.a Aune
• IS
TIAL BROKERAGE SER\'ICES
1275,IDJ AND UNDER
!==~ 18f\; 18A, • Loft,..,... ............ ,,. 18A. Oen. 91 ... ..,... kafion ....... ...
•W I 4M. !'MIA. pooe. ..-.......... :," ... ..
Llf El'Mlmd Bey. pertl .,.. •••.•..••• -· !!!!!f'• 29t. VIEW Of c:cmt111 .............. ..
29t. 2BA. pool+ ado-...... R1l.9 ;iii 29t. 1~ doee to beed't .......... .. ICC 2BR. 2w.. etc.. to amenities • : • 11 ..
28R. ~Golf coune Yiew •••.• R1l9
38R. 2'h8A Fam room. specaous 1151•
38A. 2~ VIEW. h...ty upgraded l2e9 a:== 2BR. 28A. desagnet upgrade ..... 11..-a 2BA. 2~ lge family room ...... Pa. Cll--· 2BR. 28A. Mint Y'9W •••••••••.••• 11 ...
fEUI CllTUI flTITE a -r•
This architectural masteipiece has sweeping views
of Newport's coedine induding Newport Centef,
Catalina and Pak>s Verdes Peninsula This magnjf-
icent estate inctudes 6 bedrooms. 8 baths. famiJy
room. garden room, study. gourmet chef's dream
kitchwa. wine cellar with 1asil~ room and guest
houae.. 0..led craftlmanship throughout and the
finest of 8nW' ii I I. Approximaaely 1 llCf9 of gnuds
with a gotgeotJS pool and spa. Ed &cane> Md
Maureen White
VIEW-CONDOS
IBI-IPl lff Mira Kl I 1111 mlE 1•.111
·Jod11111· model behind gtmded .. in P'~
Harbof Ridge with IP8dK1• ... of OCWI. bey
and city lights.. This 3 bedloom. ~ bllfl Wnily room
home t.s be9f\ '9dl.cect ow.' $100.000 and • rwty
tor immecf 111 OCQIJ*tt:y. Ed &c.ao and M8urW'
White
IB I h-WB:lll--.Ill
A must to eee tab 11 ...., dec:Oialed and expanded
.. ~ in Harbor Fidge Eilll t Two bedlooms,
~ ~ enl8rged den m'Mt lkytigtded mulic/rwiltg
room with CUiiom o8k t.. Al tis and a panoramic
city and night light view. &a•~ ataow il .ga are
enc:ourllged. Malrw1 WhileJ E.d e.. M)
• anara ICE I E ......
In I lmrbor Ridge. WOI~ oc 1 •I and city view from
""ct.IM~ 3 bedloom home. High c I T aga. Fatmal
dil ..... ce>ur*y klr::her-1. Three lieplac-.. 3 Qr
garage. Barbera Aune
• CMt• W I" I B IA I E 1111 111
a..9'y oked. tis 4 bedroom Vw'lles model
lowt•"lome is our moet luxurioul and pnpw 1oor
pl9n. F ..... dlMl .. C 2 llDy -*J wi9'a aa 11pil~
circular ...-re 111. mgetom.I living. dilling and tmmity
rooaa l.uxurioua m 1ala r alila k>c:mon wilh .,..;c .... o.v,, Bibb and 5'aptmlie Grody
KT-..-YUIT smlll
Ba12 llllLll 3 bedloom. fanlly room. tormm rMng room
and dining room home wllt a fllblllloul unob9lruc'9d
.. in P' I 11igioue Hailtx>r Ridge. 2.thoun g-.gmrd
... cammunly ~ -and ........ ....
Ingold
umr1....,·--•••• A grWlhoule IAlct ii actu.• hough ._ -*Y
and IMng room. lrdMildd In .. home.,. 4 bedlooms.
3 ..,_ tllmity room and 901geoua ~
oc 1• 1 view. A Ye1Y llrge prhlla ... is off ._ living
room. ~K:lldd 1100,000 ....._, ...... and Ed
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SELECTED PROPERTIES -la BS 281 UIT 1111.m
$20.000 price redldon on til fllbulous ,,_.....
~ bedloom. huge t.mily room. tormm living room
and clning room. hlHy pMl'8d home ... 2 ~ .. 09
Md 8 9Undeck. 5'as11 from bey and 0C II• L I~
Ingold
ausrm•r 111 .. au sm1111
Popular 4 bedl oom. ~ bath Sandpiper model with -
delached 3 car garage. priY81e pool and spa. a.ge
front courtyard. This is one of 1he few one IDy holw
that a second saory can be added to. Great family
neighboftlood within walking distance to schools.
churches and shopping. A great buy for $395.000.
Maxine Propp
Lm 111.£ HAI.Ill
Udo Isle charmer on ..a-kJt at quiet end of Island.
Three bedrooms. 2 ba1hs. wtapped around a large
sunny brici( pa1K>. Hardwood ftoors. beam ceilings.
large firepaace an living room. ~ lewis
ca1u•m•c1 •• a1 ..
This big 3 bedloom. 'C' Pim in fed•rfl has been
expMded to KCOmlftOl1 I I .. kinda of Gea tor good
Wing. Gr98t tor but¥ ~ who wn a spleldd
neight>omood ... ..,.,...,. with the ..... eftort Cob¥
Ward
• alTll-tlTll i filT •a 111
A charming home wilh an abundance of wood and
slDne.. lrdlCtee 5 '*-ooms. '~ t.it.. t' 1 ll1d on
one of Big Canyon's •gaet loea. f..,mg your own
priw1t11 driwe and a gr9'd pool and ..-vie•il~ cws
~ lulh _. ... Priced tor -imme4 ......
• 1845.000 Appoil1t11e1t only wilh o.wny lltJt> or
5'apt'8lfM Grody
e111•au•r 11 .. 1111111
I I II tMai r• I Ill VIia in Pi I If g;ou. I lsbor Ridge. Thia
3 bedroom Q.,.,_ hoMe ii open. ..-ciOus and~
The .. ~ .. ii unique~~~
( )Z tg8. gounM( ...... L 0-MJor VWW ... wil'I
tount.iM.. o.nny Mlbllois a.ciatie
emn•«I •-en;o, .. bwlly and ptl lllge ol 8abut Wat ...
pop .. °Plan 7 I ta M>r home loc ii I cS on a quiet cd-
de-w: 91111 ll This lllbulous property ird.-4
bedrooms. ~ t.lt1:S.. a l8rge living room and Wnily
room plus a ~ ....,_..'" An ec*ied bonus is
ht b11autiMty ~ yard wil'I ils lush nes.
.,..._ s*JS 2 invitiltg as-and ca..:ading wma.1all..
Ed &c8no and ~ ..
,,1 mrman ... u... 11m111
This J)'operty is one of tour •' , 1 .,.. was aeatBd
from Orange County pairtl in ... dllt °' Or• age. The
grounds hcM9 staWy 100 .,.. o6d pine. ficus and
patm trees. Iowa iJtg ~ and lruit trw. The
bwJtihJI home has 6 bedrooms. 7 bdlS, gosgeoua
main rooms. Large sunny ~ with ch 11111fuJ
bl ..... room. Specac1Mr pool and~ an&
Thi9 is one ol Oraltge Ccull(s ..-homes..
Ards home could prot.bfy be buift-R1-7 mt •IG-
a.t.ra Aune
11 •• Fii i um Nm.ft 11.w 111
Six bedroom. 5~ bd\ J*JS tamify room. linfy.
br..ntfat room and more. Ca1dor'8bty tradiiottal
home in ... cdonial lahion. Swrounded by 2,2 aa.
inctuding a.ge pool. riding ring. comlls and stable
tor 111 leat 3 hen 11 A country ... 'SI within rnin1*a
of .. city. Ollaied .. $1.450.000 inducing land.
..... tac.I •
LOTS
&&•t ...... LIT HllW
Prime building lot on h ..,. of Heapott 81ach.
Giii.a view al Crti fra Loe 13 I d on .. quiet end oC
.. bo.ctw.k Zoned tor A-3 meM ra.idellCe. Hobi
Denny
M II -cat• LIT Ill Ill
Vrt di I i ... llrge cons a'*>m loC .-, l!peC-
~-oc 1.-.. bey and night light views. Price
indlldes ..-oJed plans tor a illf9' impr I I 1·we
a.eom home. One al ..... •••llllilling I a.bot Ridge
cuaDn loea. Ed &c.to ... ~ .... nnusmtm.•a•CUff._ 11.m111
...... The lend under • is .......... and r-9y tor
one or more QldlDm "°' 111 11 .400.000 ,..,..
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Food for Thought
,
UNIQUE EASTER BONNETS SEEN ON PARAl>E
FOR THE MORE SEDATE!
Something fuH and flowing. guarai-
teed to blend beautifully with uniques
new listing on Whitesails Lane on the
hillside of Corona del Mar, over-
looking the bay for $375,500.
A SPORTY LOOK!
Perfect for biki~ down to Peninsula
Point to see the Unique open house at
2110 Seville. A simple, p:acticat and
sporty number at $310,000. Sure to
capture your fancy!
UllDER ...._... ··-.... , ... s -3 bdrm with ca-
ttledl• C Z 'Gs. Jrg-"'8Ster ~ bit of OCI In WJw •••ml-T~ In Newpoi1. 3 bdrm, from• 111ping master. 0on·t mils it! 1349.000 3 ba, owr 2000 1q. ft.. 2 S*i09, 9ge m 1 •••. 2 tit~. nw ••lis. pool $249.000
.. NI I lB -mu -lMder tol:•il'CJ
.--1114 bdrm. 3 be. new kit~ a.ge tot.
ma ----.... port ttilaf* lendn....tl. "-" pelnl. new ca pet in Westclff. $355,000
.. bdrm, ..... In quiet ... peek • vi• up-..... a.ge lot wiltt room to grow. $211.950
mJIT -Ill I -2 ~ '*'• 2 story 4 bdrm. 3 be. lultt pool Md -s-.... lmpecxable
eo1dlian In -.y comer. $615.000
.
SHOWERS OF FLOWERS!
Bright and perky. colorful and sunny.
From the garden of Unique·s new
listing on SUssex in Westcliff
at a mere $325,000.
PllfK1U ...... ,., .. -In tWt)or v ...
cloee to pool. 9P8.. ~ «hool. 4 bdrm. t.nlly
room home. private Y9'd-F..a eec. $.141,000
,_ llUl•lll---1ns..a. ••• ..,. ....... a. W. of the P.atlc:. 5 bdm-. medlteita 11n
tlw. OM* ... 'SI to ..... $1.500.000
-.. -Condomk*'tn ~ Blufls ........
a.net, nlte light VU. 3 bdrin. 3 be.. ~ floor I IWT m.ll R -In Harbor Vtew Homes .
.,_,,pool neMtri'· Only $180,000. Complete re-do to perfection. single story. 3
bdrm. loft. pantry. $429.000
1111&1• IE I• -Light. tJiJty Met fresh USTUff • mlTRDM -vou·a ge1 excited! 3
lnteriof • .-Mt unit. nw 9Chools. shops. 2 bdrms. bdrm. 2 ba. with invnac. care Md charming
3 ba, fireplace & low price. $1 ..... 900 decor. Walk to hi-~. stqlpil~ $311.000
I H. U. _ Here·a a pampered ..cs paneled WIW • flllll IPftl -This house is itt Really
be9t up. but beartiful view over Buck ~. COIMk>n*tium a....rtookil'CJ Big Canyon golf. 2 V.cwwt with pool. spa. $349.000 bdrm. 2 ba. shutters. enc. gar. 1229.500
CllH I B ~ • SftUSS -Single story 4 bdnn .., .. • 0 ... inaedible ¥iw of ocemn.y. Upgredes ... £~-, s-ft .. ium. End unit lnclllde mouldil~ -~ts. $650.000 Wllll 4 bdln-. 2 llrt ~ nw pool & ••a
Many upgi~lll ~.000
SllO,llD TO •so,aao---
11111ma • lllllllf -Highly remoct1t1d. ex-= m•t•r ..... country k*'-a. lonnal
..... bult4na. awldedl ...... 1415.000
---· • --.... home in quaint o6d .... 2 90tyr. 3 bdrm. 2 • ..,... and just
l*>dls to ~ b 1 ch. s-tcs. c lies $485.000
Pllf!N 9111 ,_ -Popufar H.V. Homes. per-
fect conditon with pod. spa and boaVRV
storage area. 4 bdrms. 2'h baths. S3S 7 .500
OPEN HOUSES
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•' a PllJlll ... , •"-o 2 '118.5 ..... If DM M. .....
........ -Ocean Blvd. 3 bdrm. 2 ba. 1
stcwy on highly elevated 4'0" lot. Appt"ox.. 1ao•
view_ Buy adj. 30· rot for 10· frontage. $895.000
• alillA Ill -Customized 8roadmoor unique
floor p&mi. 5 bdrm. city light Yiew with country
lite living. Spacious feel S'759.000
n A• IS I I -Brand,...onthe...S. 2
bdrm. 3 ba. ~ mater widl ·~ & ..... ~ 11.-. kitchen ~ i111p011ed ties. $850.000
-Im•• I -A,.. 1ne. 11>«'e->t1 -.. Sunny decal" met a one of a ldnd ..,_.
,.... oa:wloatil;g .. ..,. saso.ooo
,_II Ma ZI. Im THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
PROPERTY TRUST
DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDEJlA TION
Jan. 20 2331 Cliff Drive Unavail $460,000
Jan.20 8 Rue Grand Vallee Unavail Unavail
Jan.20 133 Jasmine Creek Drive $50,000 Unavail
Jan. 20 1917 Yacht Camilla $300,000 Uoavail
Jan.21 115 N. Bay Front Unavail Unavail
Jan.21 429 Holmwood Drive Unavail Unavail
Jan.21 20 Beachcomber Drive Unavail Unavail
Jan.22 533 Catalina Drive Unavail Unavail
Jan.23 115 Shorecliff Road Unavail Unavail
Jan.23 2315 Windward Lane $130,000 $290,000
Jan. 23 2249 Vista Huena Unavail Unavail
Jan. 23 6 Chadbourne Coun $600,000 $835,000
Jan.23 2021 Pon Provence Place Unavail $47,SOO
Jan. 23 1727 Port Stirling Place $253,600 $317,000
Jan. 23 9 Mainsail Drive $244,000 $305,000
Jan.23 260 Cagney Lane Unavail Uoavail
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LES DER
Bayvn. Mortpte
640--0410
BMC Mortp&te
851-0431
Meunor financial
C.all
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Ncwpon Liberty
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161-2522
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COMMEJ\IS
f.asy qualifying
program.. (Ho
debt ratiol nm.)
No qaJifyiDa 1ou.
2 Fual rate IO $600#)0.
IS yar IOIA~ 30 JQr I~
Adjustable to SS million..
Ama ia .. 5th larFSt
banker. Jumbo easy ean qualifier, pwdme a
rdjmpcc Affiia .. al
Metro. Life. Ast f« Don.
,.
High nlue, low price
mrks Llguna Sur
Cool ocem hreaa nftills
drro at~ wiDdowl, _..al
wl:i11, -..dJ be•'n 11111 dlall
a•1 HY lliik away fnm JOS ... _. • 1N•iaio-Sc9•
..... ~ ... nob
i=·J I of a balf-mi1Jioa1thn
da"• ftlidcace.
Bat at I........ Sur Laury
Vin. in Soath lapDa, all of
tJae ammi•ia aDd moR can be
obbined starting in the mid
S250,8009s.
Presented by Homes By
Polygo~ Laguna Sur~
an unprecedented value for
ocean-dose living in a multi-
million dollar ~ at prices
within the reach Of the average
move-up buyer.
Magni1iceo~ muhi-level resi-
dences relninivent of Mediter·
raneao villas terrace the coastal
foothills, creating an ambiance
similar to the coastal regions of
southern F ranee.
•Laguna Sur offen m~-up
buyers a rem.art.ably affordable
opportunity to liw close to the
beach. to have the security of a
gated entrance and the conven-
ience of private recreational
facilities right at home. and to
reside in a tnlly beautiful let-
ting,• commented . W'dliam F.
Dykes, president of Homes By
Polygon.
W'rth a ldection of six distinct
floor plans in two-or t.hta>-level
configurations, the Laguna Sar
collection satisfies a wide variety
of buyer preferences_ V ariatiom
among the plans ranae from
IWW~ ~ a91iibtecl
or bay-windoWed ~ roow
and game rooms, to mast.er
bcdrOom sitting rooms or dual
mnter suiJ.es housed on 1epara1e
~of the home.
One featmc, however, is prc-
valen1 throughout each plan;
expanses of glass and exciting
window treatments to capture
the tranquil views of the sur-
rounding coastal foothills, Lag-
una Niguel and Saddleback
Valley.
. ~ al -., netla
rolliaa ..-. lliDI ex die Wiic
w111a1 oldie Pacific Ocet-. eada
L.tpaa Su Mme IM1Mtl a Ind
of lm:•J .... mall cmtG• .
built b08cia.
Bmll-ia wet Mn 11acd wida
coriaa ~ .. maDJ -dlilm woocMNu ... fi.teplata. ....
sift .. ad-GUii ..... saoodllJ
roaadcd comen. ~lad~
sbdwa.. ceramic tile eatJ ies Md ..
rueaed fiahrina Mend tOF()a
to aeate. subdued depnce that
typi&.i the inf onnal ya gracious
Soutbml California beach life-
style.
Even requisite features.. such
as kitchm appliancn, are of the
highest calibre with state-of~
art Jam-Air appliances, includ-
ing ll'Konvertiblc grill-nnge
coobops and self<leaning con-
vection /microwave ovens.
Ceramic tile countertops,
rccmcd iocandcsmit ligbtini
and custom designed wine ~ ·
also mbana: the resident chc:rs
workiaa environment.
"South Laguna, Laguna
Beach, this small s1retch of
Soutbml California\ coastline,
has been compared to Europe's
famed Riviera. Speciltty shopl"
and boutiques, sidewalk art
displays .. wdJ .. plleries, ad
nay type of restaurant jmsl
inabk coauibate to this imar.
And it's a lifestyle I.bat can be
eDjoym daily by rc:Ddents at
Laguna Sur,• Dytes c:ondudal.
Additional i.Uormatioa
reprding Laguna Sm La• my
Villas is ffailable by visirina tbe.
.. ...., ,.... __ tlllltil' p.,;;
ex by coatwrina a saleS rq111>
sematne at 499-0061 .
To reach Laguaa Sar, take the
San Diego (S) Freeway to Ge
Crown Valley Partway exi'7 -
proceed west toward the beach
and tum ria:b1 on Pacific Island
Drive to the gate-guarded
entrance.
From Pacific Coast Highway,
tum inland at Crown Valley to
Pacific Island Drift and turn ldt
to the gated entrance.
President R~agan
TK£ WHJTlt. HOl'Slt.
A.a A...nc. celabra.. tlM nltla ~ of UM
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and 11PPropriate t.bst o.r ~ .....,.d 0..-lYes ol
tlM pl"edo.a h..._ to _.. print. p~rty .
~ ...._ ••k ..,..... all Aeerlew tlM oppcw tamty
to eelebraw tM ~d I tel ...... ol .._ .-NSl!sfp.
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to .. r f?W .mt..-pri99 .,.._, AC 1 All A-" ae
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NNpOrt Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Rahors
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•t u. llf&~ "tf'f" .-d WM c s~ s~ .#I~ ~ •• s .
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American ome ·w k: a Ume to celebra
ne fiat orp•izrd iJnohie-
.... al aea111on ia die c:mc.
'C'Ci.. .... p9lriotic ...... ill
tMir oa itiea t.pn ia 1956
when ... Realton Weck" wu
dajp•ted. The aoal .. distin-
guiabina llealton from non-
IDeiilllcri .... r r' •j I. I ..
value al ... owwww ... -...
foundation al osdl-.aay. Iii
197S. tbe name .. c'n1 d to
•Privaae PIOperty weet· .....
the objective to protect die 1-ic
baman ... comtitational ript .
to own, use and tramf'er propo-
apimt ~..,,..... aowra-
mc111 .m.m
TM protcdio• of printe
propaty ,..... ii • top ,. io; ily
of the N.aioul A.ocVricMa ad
Americb Home Weck is one
way of foanina public aacmion
OD tbe aeecl to prm te and
protect pri•• paopaty ,.....
and to i.ncrew awmcDell of the
8Ctift role llealton play in their
comm•mjtjes
Amaicaa Home Week ii a
nationwide celeiratioa of
bomeowaenllip aacl pri•ate
prope1ty ripu for people. t..
iness and industry, spolllOftd by
the National Association of
Realtors and the Newport
Harbor-Costa Mesa Boatcl of
Realton. This year's theme,
•Let's Make Our Town a Fam-
ily," UDdencorea tbe promise
that Realton, much IDOJ'e than
non-member real estate ticcn-
sees, are concerned worti.ng
partnm in enhancing and pre--
serving America's local Deigta-
borhoods and co1Dlll1lllities.
crty. In 1916, tbe da•F was PtiwltC profe1ty rights, wbicb
made toAmcricaa Home Weet:. Ammcus ajoy through the
u.S. Ccwitr. .. ina. .-Bil o1
ltjplsUdu r•law,medle
fc..edltioD Of OS •lriM"I fnc
cadleipiile ijika ... die qulity
al life wbidl is aaique to this
alrioa.. Tboee riabts consist of
die right to me, enjoy, sell or
hely tramfcr owacnbip of ftal
~perty. eu:cpt for certain
ljmjtatjom to protect die riPts
of odlen.. Tiie Hewpon Barbor-
CGlla Maa Bom"CI al Reallon.
tciwrtlwr witll die Nlllion•' Asf,O..
ciatioa of Rallon. is dedicated
tO pn:a 'Uta ftal property rights
for llawina. ~. ind-..
lly, coaunacial and other UICI
AD citizas arc urged to join
with the Newport Harbor-Costa
Mesa Board of Realton in the
oMel vancc of American Home
Week.
Home inspections good for buyer and seller
BY GERRY AND sign a Real Estate Transfer
CHRIST A LONG Disclosure Statemen~ in Which
California law now requires the seller rcYea1s anything be
each home seller to complete and knows about the house which
LLONGS OF NEWf!ORT, INC.
LEASES
EASTBlUFf TOWNHOME-2 bedrooms ptus den. 2" ba1hs. new
carpet. S 1 VS/ month
NEW TOWMHOME-l'h baths. 2 bedrooms.. brand new:
TWO OCEAN VIEW LOTS
In old COM-Hazel Ave. Build
on one-sell one. Total price
$549.000.
CAMEO SHORES
P Large lot-room to expand.
Pool, ocean view.
$619.000
S1275/mon1h..
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
ONLY SOMERSET AVAILABLE
In Phase I & II of Harbor View Homes. F'rve
bedroom, three baths. three car gar-
age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $359,()()()
ONLY MONACO llOOEL • Call for appointment
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . $279,.500. F•
IN BELCOURT -OYer 10,000 sq. ft. an a quiet klcmon. Pteefgious
Bek:ourt ts one of Ne~• mo9I desnble add• a 1111 Price
1nciudes plans tor 5000 9q. ft. cuMom home ............ $449.000
OVEAl.OOKING AU OF LAGUNA -~ 112 acre on
a completety unimpaired view of 1he ocean and coalline.
Geok>gK:al Sludy report w.lable tcw ... ~ ••••.•••• 1385.000
If JOU would ... to,......
our REAL ESTATE NEWl-
LE 11 ER (pull .. hed In....,_
port h8dt alnce 1179),
pf 1111 all MdwWI ,...,_
onourn ·•IPL
If .-JK
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might lie detrimental to its use the use of complete home inspec-
or valuie. tions by a professional inspector.
Coiacidiq with such a disclo-Since the inspection report is
sure fora is die tRDd towards usually wriueo into the purchase
Gerry/Christa Long
--CODllracl .. a-eoJttingency to the'
~the buyer bas a limited time
to ..,p,.ove the report, or to
djsapprove it and back out of
the sale.
In case of a major haw, such
as a severely cracked founda-
1 tion. the ~ might •ish not
to go through with the sale.
Usually. however, the seller
agrees to make reasonable
repairs of such items as non-
f unctioaing stove burners,
broken windows or screens.
plumbing kaks OT badly dry-
rotted boards, and the sale is
completed.
· GOODFOR .
NON-SELLERS TOO!
OwDUS of homes OT 0
THE MARK.ET might do well
and protect their home as an
in~ by making use of
such an inspection, which rum
in cost from SISO to S2SO for
an average size home.
Since all homes are eventually
sold (despite some owiaen•
a t•••
a note from maury
Look at These
GOOD BUYS!!
Hop To It
Catch this El Toro 4 bedroom, 2 bath beauty, upgraded
throughout, on cul-de-sac with large R.V. space. Just redu-
ced-now $146,900 .
C•meo Highlands
Large 3 bedroom home built around bright sunny patio and
pool. Library, dining room, family room, 2 fireplaces. See this
excellent buy! $385,000.
Pride ol Ownership
Now's the time ... owners ready to move. With large cash
down, owner will carry at reasonable rate. Call for appoint-
ment to see this COM 3 bedroom. So!Jth of highway. R.,,,.,.
COM 3 bedroom duplex-$1500/month.
COM house $1500/month.
North Laguna 3 bedroom house $2000/month.
ly I SOCCI
k ys Antigua release
EY?!P'io-•' ales 1uc:ca1 is
pR4tp«i• the early relew of
PlaMe Il at AD~ classic
MCditerraacaa--ttyled single-
fmniJy detached hOm within
ptr>-parded Monarch Beach, it
wa amaOaDccd by Phil Rafton,
division president for H.R.
R~ Properties.
Antigua has enjoyed popular
vdaim among homebuyers who
note the community's appealing
ocean-oriented location near
The Linb 18-bolc golf course.
W'd.hin minutes of Antigua arc
The R.itt<artton Hotel, Dana
Point Marina and the pristine
beacbea ud scenic rolling -hills
of LapDa f'tpd.
.PUie D at Antigua is DOW
tCtiedaJed for grand opening.'!'"
said sales representative
Dorothy Russell. Priced from
the low S200,000s, .. Antigua
offen the best of Monarch
Beach at a fraction of the cost
of nearby custom estates, .. she
commented.
This home,. with duee bedrooml
or two-bedrooms-plu~ea.
includes French doon wb:icb
open to the master suite's rir:w-
orieot.ed mndrct.
Plan 2 includes a sunny break-
fast nook and atrium off the
living room. The secondary
bedrooms share a full bada and
expansive swadect..
At just over 2.000 square feet.
Plan 3 is the largat home at
Antigua and features a f&JDily
room and second-Ooor alcove
retreat. The upstairs bridge
offen nreeping vistas of the
volumc-<eilin& living and dining
rooms below.
Monarch Jkach is a world-
class raort comanmity of luxury
rcsidenca and plus for a SSO-
room oceanview hotel. expan-
sive European-style health spa,
private tennis dub ptus fashion-
able shopping. fine dining and
top eutcrtainmenL
Situated between Antigua and
the Pacific Ocean is The Linb -We haft an excellent sdec.-
tion of premium and non-
premium home locations. Now
• to Visit Antigua. .. Sliie
~
at Mooarcb BcadJ, a par 70 golf
couneclcsignrdbyRobertTr~----~
Aatipa.. ..designer" modd
IM>me inacrion by Junrm&m ..
Ille. ruse from tramitional
Ori [ ... to lltb Cmtwy Claip-
,..... tocoatc•pGl'my coastal
mrat. Dniper T~J_, Im
~-u excitiq ~ of ,.aa., colon ad 8CCellOria
to adaicte 1IDique .... ---
•eats which sbowcuc the
llolDea" ctmn"ic mdlilectmc by
ML.A/ Ai* llitau
Oatstmdina featma Id Anti-
.... iDdadc marMe adria ud
fiiept.ce ~ oat-trimmed
lmninoas a!ilina tiptl ill tbe
kitcben and raiaed panel ilaterior
doon. Quality appliances
mdDdc boodka cooktop and
pill. custom dishwasher and
self<leaning and microwave
Oft'DS..
Attractift yard fencing. day
tile roofs. front yard landscaping
and enh•ncwt concret.e driw-
ways arc included with pu:rchue
at Amigua. A stale-of-tJ.e...art
West.c:c security system is an
available option.
The volumc<eiling living
room of Antigua •s Plan I leads
into the f onnal dining room.
Joaa:s D: I& Iiiib enjoys a
reputation as one of the area's
mmt beautiful and dwllenpg
com1e1. The two occ•nfrODt
boles have become favorites
mnona pJayen al an abtliria
Las dwl half •. mile from
Anti~ ne llitz-Carltoa
Hotel is aotcd for 1oarmct
djnjq wl the fi..a in depwt
raort .oco--odariom. A few
milel to die ..... Ow Point
Marina is the bome for bandieds
al colorfal s ...... ud plea-
sure ~ c:harmiq shops and
quaint cafca. Lagana Bc.:b,. to
the no~ is famoas for its
Paacant of the Masten Art
F~ designer boutiques ad
a number of cboice RSUW'a.DlS.
The model bomcs and sales
office at Antigua are open from
10 ua to dusk weekends and
from 11 Lm. to dust weekdays.
Visiton should take the San
Diego (S) Fn:eway to Crown
Valley Parkway in Laguna
Niguel then proceed west to
Pacific Coast Highway. Tum
left to Niguel Road then right
oll' StoncbilJ Drive to the ga.w..
guarded entry of Monarch
Beach. For more inform.atio~ can (714) 496-m6.
Home inspection tour
1 a Fh!INIM
d•ims that they intend to stay
fotn"Cr), this is an excellent way
to obtain an objective assess-
ment of the home\ coodition.
The inspector will inspect
crawl spaces under the house,
llltics, ea.a, roof, furn.cc. and
hundreds of other minor items
wbicb Diigbt be overlooked by
an owner. One inspection
revealed a broken beating duct
le8ding to the family room. It
Md been discoDDCCtcd and lying
ill die dirt in the crawl space
ticaic•b the kitchen for JQIS.
Comme11ted the owner: .. o
wODder that family room was
...._,.cokU"
Si9ce IM coaditioa ol a home
Ir' 2 I t f I illlo 4lollan --it
.... tM typical owm:r, naa
.._ 80I '' -iaa a Uk ia the
near future, might discover a
SI 00 repair which could become
a S 1,000 repair by the time the
house sells.
Having such an inspection
done might be especially valu-
able for couples or single owocn
who are not capable of doing the
everyday maintenance neccuary
to keep up a home, IUCh as fixing
leaky faucets,. broken locks., tub
caulting, painting. and douos
of other commonly ignored
rcpai!s.
Gary 4 Christa Lo1r8 11n 1hl
OWntn of IM raidnrJia} raU
u1111efum, LLONGS OF NEW-
PORT, INC. ']My lww wortal
;,, Newport a.cJe. -" lww
protkel tW-oww RM &tlU
N~. t•lftl 640-WNG.
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3 Bedroom 4 Bedroom
255 Joann (Costa Mesa) *
644-QOO $165,000 Sun 1-5 2668 Bayshcx"e Or (~es) 0 • • *
631-1400 $1 ,895.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
316 Buena Vasta (PentnsuJa) • * a
644-QOO $1 .245.000 Sal-SUn 1-5
1301 Bayfront (Balboa l*) OUP
631 -1400 $719.000 Sat-SUn 1-5
1649 Bayside Or. (CdM) 0 • * •
631-1400 $1 ,190.000 Sat-sun 1-5
245 La Jolla (Npt. Hgts.)
67s-6000 $349.000
4 Bedroom
Sun 1-5
21 Hermitmge (Beg Cyn) i *
644-8200 $640.000 Sat~un 1-5
24 Rue Grand Valle (B.g Cyn) •
&M..QOO $680.000 Sat..SUn 1..S
1620 Galaxy Dr. (Dover 51\Mes) * •
644 8200 ~.000 Sat.sun 1-5
500 K"' St (Peninsula Pt.)
631-1400 $445,000
1008 Westcllff (Westciiff)
Sun 1-5
675-6000 $355.000 Sun 1-5
1108 E. Balboa Bl'vd. (Penmsuta) a .
67s-6000 $995,000 Sun 1-5
5 Bedroom
53 Halbof Ridge (Harbor Ridge) ~ #
644-0200 $710 000 • Su n 1..S
27 Burning Tree (Big Cyn)
644-6200 s 1.295 000 Sat-sun 1..S
7 Huntington Ct (Belcourt)•*
644-QOO $1 .095.000 Sat~n 1-5
33 Burning Tree (Btg Cyn)
675-«XX> $759.000 Sun 1..S
Ker: * Pool or Spa • View # Family Room • Waterfront
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CONDO N1UDES PACIFIC. NEWF'ORf JETTY AHO THE
BAY. POOL AHO SPA. BOAT a.PS AVMAB E
..... Ill ··-ONE OF THE FINEST VAWES .. THE NEWPORT NfEA.
4 BEDROOM. FAM&.Y A00M. F<lRMAl. AHO ltFOAIMt
_ ~ LAAGE SPA. MOYE ... CONDmOK --WAllM 2 STORY CON1'BFORARV OCEANSIDE PAQFJC
COAST HIGHWAY. 3 8EDAOOM. 3 BATH. SOAllNG
CBUNGS. ENCLOSED PATIO. A/C. BUILT IN 19M.
EXOUISITEL Y DECORATED. fUANTITURE INCUJDED.
~--mum DYNAWrE LOCATION.SIEPS FROM GATED BEACH. THIS
4 BEDROOM. ~ BATH POOL HOME OFFERS A COM-
MANC>WG VIEW. ENJOY PfWACY NIO OU£INESS OF
THEAREA.
~Ill-....
OlDE ENGLISH MANOR HOUSE AS NEW AS TODAY. 45
FOOT LOT. OVER 3000 SQUARE FEET. 4 8EDAOOMS.
SOARING CE1UNG. SOLID BEAMS. OAK SlATE AHO
STONE.
m 111 =
RARE AND IN THIS lOCA 1lON DRAMA T1C4-l.EVB. HOME
BANGS MOOEAN El..EGANCE TO OlD a>M.. RfMOOEl B>
GUEST HOUSE .. REAR
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IHCREDl8l.E COMBO-HIGHEST OUAUTY NEW CON-
STRUCTION Pl.US BEST VIEW. DREAM to ISE WITH
EVERY LUXURV AND 100 FOOT LOT FRONT AOWOCE.AN.
OTHER AREAS
mr1 CMlf IUD 111.m
ST. ALBANS 1 BEDROOM CONDO ON SUNNY SEE OF
OEVBDPUENT. LIGHT AHO BAIGHT. MAHV AMENT1ES
FOR THE ACTIVE-TENNIS. WBGHT ROOM. POOL
3 '.,, tmlCllllll ., ....
GREAT LOCATION IN UNIYERSfTY TOWN C0fTBl NEW
CARPET. CLEAN AS A WHISTl.E. EASY TO SEE. CALL
TODAY"
t.-llMI --INCAEDB.E OCEAN VIEWS FROM THIS GRACIOUS 4
BEDROOM WITH FAEHCH DOORS. WOOD N#D 1LE
FLOORS. NEW KITCHEN. 3 DECKS. OEN AHO FAaa.Y
ROOM.
NEWPOR T BEACH
...u-. 1114m
GREAT LOCATlON IN THIS 2 BEDROOM SUITE ~
A LOVEl. Y SECURED eta.DING. VERY NICE COMMUN.
rTY POOL ANO SPA. SUBMIT Al..L OFFERS.
Tl( Rlff1 1111.m
POPUlAR 1-STORY CONDO. ENO UNT &S SURROUNDED
BY GRASS. 3 BEDA00M. 2 BATH. t«iHl Y MAINTAINED.
PARQUET FLOORS tN KITCHEN /ENTRY. FEE.
_.13 I 1111.m
FRESHl Y PAINTED 2 BEDA00M. 2 BATH CONDO IN
GREAT NEWPORT LOCATION. UGHT AHO 8AIGHT-
MODE.l PERFECT SEaATY GATED COMMUNrTY WITH
TENNIS AHO POOLS.
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--. 1111• CNS NJ: BAYFRCNT UVING IN DESIAA8l.E BEACON
MY_ QW"'P'G 2 BEDAOOM +OFFICE ON R1.5 LOT.
aTY LEASED LAND. PROM TE SALE.
--snam OUTSTttHl>Ml WA IEAFAONT YAWE. PER AHO SUP.
LAW PATIO. 3 BEDA00M. ~ llEAUTFlA. KITCHEN
AU: aa.T -Ml. WIDE LOT-AOOM irO EXPAND. ,,. --.... OUTSTAHl*G EXPANDED WAIEAFAONT HOME. PIER.
SOL.AA HEATED POOL ANO SPA. LARGE PATIO. 5
BEDAOOMS-A GREAT VALUE.
..-a.1 ....
A8SOUITELY THE BEST BUY ON~ 86 FEET ON THE
BAY. INCi I IDES THE LAND. 00NTBF0RAAY ..:IJllEA-
RANEAN OESIGN.. lAAGE BOAT SUP.
I w
A8SOUJTEL Y THE BEST BAYFAOMT BUY. NEW WOOD
FLOORS AMO CAii EIS. 3 CAR GARAGE. HOT TlJ8. 4
BEDA00MS. 3 BATHS. ACOM FOR 50" BOAT.
ml I I II -
8EAUTFUl. 4 BEDROOM. 3" BATH OECOAATORS HOME.
WOOD FLOOR. GOURMET KITCHEN. HUGE SOUTH
PATIO. LARGE Sl.F. FAa•..OUS MASTEA SUTE.
tmal PW•
PSFECT.J,.l>O 4 8EDAOOM 8AYFAONT OH NOA'TM V'IE.W
at~8El QUAUTY.INJENOAS_,...MPOAIEDrTAUAN
TLE. GOURMET IOTCHEN.: SECilJAITY S'fS I &l PIER •
SUt FOR 90' BOAT. ---.... NEWPORJ'S ~TIMATE ADDAQS. maEATHTAKING
MVFAONT LOT wmt PIER MIO~ FOA YOU
TO ata.D YOUR DREAM HOME
tWMl&&I at••
TAAOrf'OW. 4 llBJAOOM HOME Wl1lf MA8' TIJN9tG
BASIN VIEW. QUAUTY CONSTRUCT10N WITH FINE
FUANTURE 8UIL T-<INS. ON FEE I.AND-
LIDO ISLAND
tmal ··-ENTER A SERENE ANO BEAUTFUU Y MAINTAINED
EXECUTIVE 3 BEDA00M. 3 BATH HOME ON lAAGE
CX>fWER LOT. flEWl. Y AEMOOEl.ED NIO APPC»ITED.
GOURMET IGTCHEN..
1.81 I I -ONLY WXUAY HIGHRISE IN NEWPOA11 UTMOST SECUA-
rTY INCLUDING DOORMAN. 7TH FlOOR UNIT wrTH
GLOAIOUS OCEAN. HAA80A AHO LIGHTS VIEWS.
l81al --CONSIDERED lJOO'S ~ 9S>E LOCATION. THIS 2-
STORY NEW ORLEANS BRICK AND GLASS HOME
REFLECTS TASTE IN HARDWOOD FLOORS AND
GOURMET ICJTCHEN.
l81al 1111•
SOPHIS11CATED ELEGANCE. 1 ~ YEARS OtD. FRENCH
DOOR& MN&.£ FlOORS. 5 BEDAOOUS. 4 BATHS.
MM1S ROOM. AMO MUCH MORE.
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OUTSTANl>Nl QJSTOM 2 STORY. W'IS OF Gl.A88.
,._. CE1UNGS. GOURMET ICITOtEM. I FIRO'LACES
TUDPATIOwmt FOUNTAINNID•A.EXTM_.LDT.
611
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·----AN otlm'AHDN) 2 BEDROOM CONDO OVERUX*ING
THE GOt.F COURSE. EXPANDED VfE!W OECK-PNIB R>
LIVING AOOM. eERBER AHO HAADWOOO A.OORS. .... . ....
BEAUTFUl.LY DECORATED'"£"" Pl.AH OH UNB.Y EXTM
WIDE GAEB&l.T. VAULTED CEIUNG. nllO SUMfY
PATIOS. THIS IS PEAfEC110N. ==·-.... EMOnONAl. 3 BEDA00M. 2 BATH HOME ON A LOT NCJ
~ t.AAGEUPGRADEDKITCHEN. WOOD FLOORS.SECAET
LOFT AHO GUEST lHT. ---..... IRGHT CANIB. FRENCH DOORS. COPPER PUft llltG.
NEW BATHRCK>U F1X1\JAES. POSS& E 4TH BEDROOM
EXPANSION. TAB 1 ISFD PATIO-OWNER WIU.~~a.a.------: ·--... B.EGANT CONDO ON THE GOLF COURSE. JUST AEM-
OOA mAMO DE-OOAATB> BY SMlOI flW'*. WHfT'E Tl.E
AMO 8CABCR CAAPET. 2 CAR GARAGE. ----BEST 8UY IN HAABOR M>GE. 2 BEDROOM san F
STORY HOME wmf MOUNTA.-. VIEW. lAAGE ROOMS.
VERY PRIVATE LOCATIOH IN GUARDED GATE
COAM.NTY.
--.... OUTSTNC*G TOP QUAlJTY HOME .. PWWJUS
llEMXJN BAY. HUGE MASTIR IUlE WITH FWEPlACE.
SITTING NfEA OVEAl.OOCING YACHT--., ----... TOP & 'MO LOCATION. SIEPS TO SOU1M llAY. lWNMl--
ITE PARTW.L Y AEMQ«>A fD Odil.EX. 1WO 2 8EDROaU
lHT'S. SB t ER MOTYATED. BMtG OFFS&
·--··-A GORGEOUS ONE STORY TOWN HOME EXPAHDB>AHD
EXPENSIVELY CUSTOMIZR' 3 BEDA00M. SHUTTERS..
aoM• M0UL.0WGS. WJ&.E ENTRY AHO FIAEPlACE
----1111• EXCEPTIONAL 10 YEARS OLD 312 DUPLEX. BAY VEW.
l.EADED ~ WN>OWS. HAADWOOO FL00AS. SPA.
3 CAR GARAGE AHO CARPORT. HAS EVBrfTHNG.
Mi I I ··-THE PERFECT LIFE STYlE ISACHIEVED .. lMS EXQTWG
5 8EDAOOM HOME. LAAGE ROOM NllO FORMAL~
APE.A. USE OF WOOD AHO 8AICI( EXSEMOR.
·--1111• AH OUTSTANOeNG TOWNHOME .. EXCUJSl'VE APE.A. S
BEDAOOM.. FN/l/L Y ROOM. HIGH ceuNGS. PRIVATE
CORNEA LCOATION AMONG TAU. TREES AHO GOR-
GEOUS GARDENS. ....... ...
QJSTOM 2~0RY ~ ..._T W 1912. BEAU-
llF\Jl USED 8RDC EX I EMOR. LEADB> GLASS. SKY·
UGHTS. ~ A.OORS. DOORS AHO CAllNETa
. 11 I • 1111.9
2-SroRV OOH1"EWOMAY BAVFAONT. CUSTOM .._T
.. ,... DOCK FOR 55' YACHT. GMOEN PATIO ON MY.
3IEIMOOM.38AlHN#02FIEPLACU ... T .... OM
CAl9ETS.. liaJST 8ES
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