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1988-05-12 - Newport Harbor Ensign
.... ncil says PCH wall a sound idea llY MELINDA KELLER There will never be any family homecoming parties or reunions with high school friends for Mario Velas- quez. Narrowly escaping the El Salvadoran death squads headed by his father in 1981, Velasquez sought refuge in the United States and has since been disowned by his family. At 35, he has few friends in his native country as he is the only living member of his graduating class. Velasquez bas quietly accepted his own fate but has refused to give up hope for his country. "Entire villages have disappeared and more than 60,000 people have been kidnapped, tortured or killed and I cannot tum my back on them,~ Velas- quez said. Since he began Medical Aid for El Salvador in J 982, the largely volunteer organization has delivered over $3 million in artifacial limbs, medications, medical supplies and paramedic train- ing to the people of the small Central American country. In August, Velasquez'group wiil again travel to El Salvador thanks to the generosity of a Newport Beach woman and local dignataries who donated to the cause last week. A small fundraiser hosted by Molly Lyon raised more than $2, 100 for an artificial leg for 17-year-old Augustin Ramos, who lost his own limb when it was severly burned. "When people are hurt, there are no politics. We have our own limbs and 11llnu1••N13 . J llY ROGElt aLOOM The City Council Monday night approved a plan for a seven-foot-high sound wall along Pacific Coast High- way in West Newport as part of a plan for widening the highway through that heavily-trafficked area. The controversial wall, which will be partially made of clear plastic to help preserve views, 'f&S generally supported by residents on the ocean side of the highway, where it will be located to block eff the traffic noise from the highwa~ It was generally opposed by residents of the inland side of the highway on the grounds that it will impede their views of the ocean and reflect sound back thei r way. The council voted 6-0, with Coun- cilman Do n Strauss abstai ning, to approve the wall, which is the key to the federal government picking up $6.5 million of the S8 million tab for the highway's widening. The plan now goes to the Coastal Commissio n at a meeting today in Marina del Rey. Councilwoman Rutbelyn Plummer, whose district includes the area of the project, was empowered by the council to speak for the city at tbe meetina. In other actfo~ the council voted 7- 0 as part of the consent calendar to remove the merge lane on PCH at the Marguerite intenec~n . The lane, installed as a traffic m.itigation measure as part of development in the area, was called a threat to public saf ~ty by local residents and merchants. Councilmembcrs also approved in concept the design for Inspiration Point recommended by the Arts Commission, authorized the city staff to get cost estimates o n proposed sites fo r a new main library, and agreed to include consideration of funding an Olympic pool complex at Co rona del Mar High School in budget talks later this spring . NB arrest broke case of the 'Polish Gypsie$~ BY Ml:UNDA KELLER A routine arrest by Newport Beach Police bu led to the apprebemion of 20 Gypsies aUeaed to have stolen more than SJ00,000 in jewelry and other items in ''° butpiea from San Diego to San Mateo. ~nown to Cbicap and Baltimore police .. nciea u the Poliab Gypsies, tbo -pectl are belined to be a part of a maltHnillion dollar a year crime ~which preys on the elderly Ud ana111pectin1 bu1ine11e1, said Newport Buch Police Detective Tim On9dlm•. LOI A .... police, workina alona- side cletecdWI from Newport Beach, Coeta. Mesa Md 18 other local law enforcement .. nciea, recowred more tbaD SJG0,000 in jewelry, smerware and money from the Gypsies lut month, accordina to LAPD Det. Donald Hrycyk. The inveatiaation of the self- ~laieod O,,U.. bqan in February wbn aa elderly Newport Be11eb woman tlliw...a aa alle•d burslarY attempt Of lier bome, Gnmdeman laid. The unidentified Eastbluff resident bad left her prdenina and gone into the kitchen for a coffee break when she alleaedly spotted two Gypsies walking through her front door, Grundeman said. Through a dacription, police were able to arrest the pair later that day but the suspects were soon released for · lack of evidence, Grundeman explained. Later in the week, the same two were arrested in Whittier on a similiar cbarp, but buqlaria raemblina tbOIC of the suspectl were still being reported throughout Oranae and Los Anteles counties. Workina on a tip, police were able to link tbe pair to IC¥eral odla' Gypsies, who were arrested while steediq ia lime 7 '• .. I ,_ ,_., 1L 1• THE NEWPORT D8GN SAVES50 ON INSTRUCTION lhe~Saltlng ~ NON $195 REG. OM.Y $245 ~~tlAbh:YSaellJ Of'td ~ C.flloa«or I eCMr 10~llOITI~·--~ ~~-'*-*'Gld llb'lf~ °"" .... ,.,, 31. ,. 714/673-7763 600 Ealt 8av Ave. A-4 (N Balboa fu"I Zone) Newport 8eoc:h &EM Wl!iB ..., ~ C.•111 •••••• ,, •• The 54th annual conclave of the American Gem Society was held at the Harbour Castle Hotel in T Of'onto this year. Donna Blackman and I attended from our store. The con· clave is a five day meeting of the A.G.S. membership from Canada and the United States and each year is held in a different geographic location with the hope that it will allow members in each area an equal opportunity to attend at least once each 4th or 5th year. I find these conclaves so valuable that I have only missed one since becom· ing a member of A.G.S. The procram is set up with lab sessions, clinics. and seminars conducted by moderators and instructors with expertise in a particular field of aemok>IY. We have the opportunity to learn the very lat.est infomllltion and discov· eries of the aem world. This year we had the opportunity of hearina two very interestlna speakers in addition to the study sessions. A terrific ~'11 woman, Nancy K. Austin, spoke to us on the subject CO\lef9d in the book she co- authored wrth Tom Peters, A Pas· sion for Excellence: The Leadership Difference. Their book is one of only two mana~ books ever to rank #1 on the national best-seller lists. The other speaker was Michael Grantham, director of the Central Selling Organization and director of Market Liaison for DeBeers. He discussed current diamond courses, market economics and future trends. This was a rare opportunity to meet face-to-face with one of the diamond world's most impartant figures. I welcome the opportunity each year to attend conclaves to reinforce and increase our knowled1e of gemoloey. In so doin1 we are also able to sefVe our customers better and to continue to deserve the trust and confidence they haw In us and our firm. CHARLES H . BARR Mary Hendrickson of Corona del Mar, art collection admin- istrator of The Fieldstone Col- lection and charitable contribu- tions coordinator for The Fieldstone Co., baa been appointed to the Board of Trus- tees of the Laguna Art Muaeum. The announcement was made by Peter Ochs, chairman of the board and president of Field- stone. Hendrickson, a founding member of the Laguna Art Museum's Historic Collections Council, bas volunteered her time to the museum and served as secretary of that council. 0 We 're very pleased and happy for Mary," Ochs said. "She bas always been actively involved with the Laguna Beach Muaeum of Art and is deserving of the honor she's received in being appointed to its Board of Trustees." Getting taste of college life BY KATHERINE NELSON The beach, the beat, the crowds. In other words, summer, and it's arriving faster than we realize. Even though local high school students are looking forward to their "release" on June 23, summer vacation bas been known to become a little boring after the fmt couple of lazy weeks are over. The way to add some spice to vacation time is to attend a special interest summer pro- gram. These give students an opportunity to try out an "elec- tive" that they may not have bad time fo during the regular school year. Tbe list of opportunities is endleu. For example, the Pep- sus program at UCI offen mot- ivated, colleae-bound students the Summer Scholan program, June 27 to August 3. The student can live on campus (optional) and earn valuable colJeae credits in only six weeks in a compet- itive univenity environment. Pegasus has other programs for students, includina the Academy of Arts, a dynamic comprehen- sive training program of theater arts, music, dance and art. University of California's other campuses also have pro- grams geared for the college- Featuring artist Tisha Whitney bound student. Since these are residential programs, they offer high scboolen a chance to "try- out.. college life.· Academic summer l?rograms are also avail- able at many of the eastern Ivy League and prep schools such as Andover, Harvard, Brown, Bos- ST CID ENT UFE ton College, Tufts, and Skid- more. The Occidental College Ocea- nolou summer program is built for students that are interested in marine ICience· as a career. It incorporates bands-on expe- rience with both classroom and lab time. One day a week is spent aboard the SS-foot --Ventuna." Or perhaps a sailing adventure aboard tbe tall-muted "Calif or- nian" would be enticing. A special 11-day sail out of Sau- salito for high school students is set for August IS through 2S. Buddina musicians, dancers, writers and acton might like to consider the lsomota program at the ldyllwild School of Music and the Afts. The programs vary • Custoni lramlns by our professional deslpen • Larpst seledlon ol llne art ,,.,.,... ~...,,.,, wldons • I.et ...... )'OU coonlnate =:~---olllce or project .. .nt E. '17111 SI. from two to six weeks and include a wide variety of expe- riences in the performing arts. For those students interested in ·experiencing life at college campuses on both coasts there is the Pepperdine Enrichment Focus program which bas coor- dinated with Endicott College in Mauacbuaetts. Students spend three weeks at the Malibu cam- pus and then fly back for three weeks in the East. Two other well-established leadership programs for teen- agers are PAGE and FOCUS. For one week, youna adults can concentrate on goal setting, communications, and . building self-esteem. Participation in these or other specific extra-curricular pro- grams are often of peat interest to colleae admissions officers who are lookina for students with high motivation and per- sonal initiative. For more inf or- mation about other programs available (or perhaps f urtber information about those listed here), contact the Costa Mesa- based College and Career Con- sultants at 646-0 I S6. Business coordinaton Peggy Ogden and Virgina Sotb have developed a.n extensive resource list of summer pQssibilities. Complimentary fine art poster with this ad · 1 • Gypsies ••• IS 1fm111111 at a post ofrJCe, allegedly to mail a few larae pac1r--. · 1 According t:;:lice, some of the packqa were u large as three feet across and were filled with jewelry and sterling silver flatware. As many as 20 Costa Mesa burglaries and 10 in Newport Beach are being attributed to the gtoup, which police say is actu- ally two separate families work- ing together. According to Hrycyk, the gypsies often arc so successful in their burglaries that many vic- tims never realize they arc miss- ing valuables. "We called one man in Pla- centia to idcntif y his property and he never knew be was missing anything, .. Hrycyk said. The Polish Gypsies, or burglar Gypsies, arc successful because they are adept at distracting or just walking past their elderly victims into their homes without being seen, Hrycyk explained. Older residents often arc unsure a theft has taken place Adept •.. HRIHI~ tr. 11111 1 Gypsy crime families according to three differe nt t ypes of offenses. Police have labeled con artists as American Gypsies, those who will off er to do work on a house for a very low price and end up charging twice the going rate. Polish Gypsies concentrate on residential burglaries, entering the home of an elderly resident and distracting the victim while others ransack the house. Yugoslavi~n Gypsies are con- sidered by police to be experts in store diversions. Thefts of up to seven fur coats in one visit have been attributed to this group. Meiners said Gypsies arc so successful because of the struc- ture of search and seizure laws. .. A witness must be able to account for the person. In other words they have to have actually 1111 Jllr llml 11 lllrl -··· Say no to high-fal toods. and believe they have misplaced an ·item because there are no signs of a burglary. Although no positive identi- fication has been made on the suspects, none is believed to be an American citiz.en, Grunde- man said. Identification bas been diffi- cult because each Gypsy uses 8cveral aliases and carries many sets of identification, including social security cards, he added. As the number of participants have increased to nearly SO, the court case bas become complex and the preliminary bearing was forced to move from Pasadena to a larger room in the Alhambra Superior Court to allow for the crowd. Each suspect has a separate lawyer and many of the Gypsies have interpreters. The Los Angeles District Attorney has two assistants working on the case, along with detectives and penonnel from each of the 21 law enforcement agencies, Hrycyk said. seen the alleged thief take the item. In nearly all the cases witnesses haven't seen a thing," Meiners said. Gypsies accomplish this by working in teams. A male will usually distract a store clerk and a group of women will commit the theft, Meiners explained. Although the Gypsies are difficult t o convict , alert businessowners and employees can stop the theft before it occurs. A red flag should go up if a clerk sees someone dressed in flowery baggy clothing who docsn 't seem to be in the store for any reason, Meiners said. Employees should also be alarmed if a large group of Gypsies enter the store and ask strange questions, be added. Meiners suggested calling police immediately if a suspected group enter a business. FREE SUNSCREEN WITH YOUR RRST FACIAL AT: ... ,..,. Pnl'!Jdt••• alllCare Ceaten, Jae. Our medlc:alllJ trained staff will: • Complets Skin Analysis • Per(onn A Facial Matched To Your Skins Needs • Recommend a Personalized Home CaN Program Call for Appointment 711 w. 19th SL. 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Jill Penkbus, who acts as a guide and interpreter, and Viet- nam veteran Dave Evans, will be delivering the limb in August. Evans, who wears two artifical legs, measures the recipients and builds each limb by hand with the help of UCLA Pr<>1thetics Research and Development Center students. Once the limb has been com- pleted Evans and Pcnkhus return to El Salvador to fit the arm or leg. Although prosthetic limbs cost about SS,000, the Medical Aid for El Salvador team is able to make each limb, travel to the country and provide supplies for $2, 100, Velasquez said. Persons interested in holding a fundraising party or donating to the non-profit gro up may phone (213)937-3596 or write Medical Aid for El Salvador, 6030 Wilshire Blvd. #200, Los Angeles, 90036. LEADI All Computer Systems Are Complete With: •A•hr•-•1 Ar .aa.ooeua.w.11m1c ....... CQA.1•1ut11Ca ... .m .... 1u • CID* CPI In •ar • Pll'nlll ....... ~ WllllE•E- AUTIIOllZED DEALER ._ __ ,, -·-·,..· , •••lW-Wft& ~000@\<CO~ J~lfllillKI) 197111 .-.. au .. ••••1aw1a ••••• m 111111 ..... nm,,..,,.,, .. UTIM.Ml1·7 Dave Baker is the best choice An ck:ctio~ especially for higher o~ abould not be a contest to see who can wute the most money on slick brochures and bulk mailing It should not be a contest to see who can talk the loudest without a microphone. It should not be a contest to see who can bring to town the biggest name from the East Coast. It should not be a contest to see who is most adept at aettinl anonymous and unverifiable charges about an opponent into the press. What an eleaion should be is a cbancc to publicly air the important issues of the day and to present solid credentials in a positive manner so that the voten can mate an informed choice on election day. Unfortunately, the campaign in the 40th Congrasional District Republican primary has been loaded so far with way too much of what an elect.ion shouldn't be and too little of what it abould be. Fortunately, most of what is good about the campaip - thoughtful ideas about c~t issues, fine credentials for public service, a willingness to work with local offaci.als and build coalitions and consensus -bas emanated from one candidate, Councilman Dave Baker of Irvine. Thus, the choice on June 7 should be an easy one for the voters. _ Dave Baker has a record of service and experience that the other candidates just cannot match. Not only that, but the experience was gained locally, working with the local community and elected officials on Joca.J solutions for loca.J problems. Throughout bis career, be bas shown an ability to work bard and to develop a consensus around compassionate Republican solutions to today's problems. In 1982, be founded and chaired People for an Irvine Community Hospital, which successfully fought for a mucb-accded new facility in the area. In 1986-87, be worked to create a model, privately- funded, non-profit child care program in Irvine which by 1992 will provide daycare to every child in the city that needs it, at no co.a to the cupayen. He sponsored a drug and alcohol abuse prevention program which is now being adopted by cities throughout the county. Be played a lcadenhip role in developing a plan that preserved more than 8,000 acres of open space in Irvine. In four years on the Irvine counciL Dave Baker has never voted for a tax increase. He will not do so in Congress, either. He is also well versed on national issues. He supports a strong defense and de-ling with the Soviets from a position of strength, and is an favor of the Strategic Defense Initiative. He bas spoken often about the need to eliminate the current trade deficit, about stiffer penalties for drug dealen and penalizing foreign countri~ who abet the drug trade, and about the need to restore voluntary prayer to the public schools. He was the only candidate in the district to testify against oil drilling off the Oranae County coast before Interior ~ Donald Hodel. His record of bard work and creative approaches bu earned ham the support of literally douns of other elcctcd officials in the district, including Sen. Marian Bergeson, Supervisor Tom Riley. and the man whose sbcx.s Baker wouJd like to fill, Rep. Bob Badbam. It bas also earned him the unqualified support of this newspaper and we strongly urge our readen to cast their ballots on June 7 for Dave Baker for Coogreu. Baker Communications PllUllEI: Seth Baker EXECITM £1119; Roger Bloom AlllCllTf ElfTll: Melinda Keller INITI Ell11I: George Pappas PllTI EllTll: Danny Cota r•nH• .. : Mary OeChirico ITAff RTU: Chefyt Stehling IBlflAl llAUIH: James E. Rule MECT• W ULD: Marcus Dietz 901 Dover om. Newport Bw'h. CA 92980 (71•) 831-1120 ~ Mnd ..... to: P.O. Bo• 9389 NewPQft a.ch. CA 92651·9399 The Newport Ensign is pubttshed weekty on Thurldmys. Uf. •ECT•: Bob Dorman, Barbara Sheppard. Ingrid Pepenella ClAlllFIO •ECTH: Inez Gilbert LEIAt. Alf. •KTOI: John Quigley "' ...... ~(USPS 441·570) was adjlldged to be a M#SJ)aptf of gentTa CllCUlalJor. 11¥ .-t decree dlted May 14. 1951. as modtf1ed. 1n case n"'*' A 20178, 1n S&Jpef10t c.t tar IM COunty of Orange. State of Cahforn1a atid b)' reason thefeof is Qu1hfltd ro ,...... • ..-noc.ces required by law SubSCnptlOn S3I P'f Y• Drawing well is best revenge Yesterday (May 11) was the 27th birthday for a UCI pre-med graduate whose conservative pen and brush is &baking up newspaper readen from coast to coast.. Be admits that bis editor- ial ~ ~p-toe aloq the bonlerline or alander ... but the fan mail lie receives convinces him that be is aettinl clote to bis objective: makina people think and stirring them to act to cu.re many of the world's ills. His name is Michael Ramirez, a pure conservative if there is such an animal .. Pure conser- vative .. docs sound like a con- tradiction in terms, but to Mike Ramirez., the newest socko edi- torial cartoonist in the nation, his political biu is logical and real. And be . can thank TM N~port Eruip for his surge to national prominence u a cartoo- nist ror the CopJey chain of newspapen. His contract with Copley stipulates that be will continue to lampoon people and issues in Newport Beach for TM &uivi. Behind the brutal and some- times grotesque caricatures in Mike .. cartoons is a deliahtful, intellectual bundle of enerlY and brains who took up fme art u a snap counc that might raise the average of bis pre-med grades at UCI. He found he bad a talent not only in painting (be prefen acrylics), but also in drawing, or more precisely, cartooning. His cartoons in the UCI student newspaper caught the eyes of Burt Sum, then editor of the Nnvpot't Elui1n, who called Ramirez and asked him to submit editorial cartoons to the paper. .. I owe it all to Burt, "'Ramirez. recalls. ..He impired me and 1avc me solid advice ... Before be came to UCI and n., Ensign. Mike Ramirez. hit parent , hi\ brothen and sisters, had seen a lot of the world . His father, lrcnco Ramirez. is half Spa ni5h and half Mexican, and hi' mother. Maria . i Japanese. The romance of his parents is a poignant 20th century venion of "Madame Butterfly." His father was in the US Army, stationed in Japan, when be met and fell in love with his mother, wbe>1e family wu a wealthy and And be doesn't have the cutting sarcum of a Mort Sahl.1llere are too many tbinp 1oing on an the world that we should object to. I want to effect a change and editorial cartoonists can beJp.The world is a mixture of Time of my Life powerful landowner in Tokyo. Her parents frowned on her association with the Y ankce soldier. Soon, lreneo's army unit returned to the U.S., whereupon be requested-and received-an immediate transfer back to Japan, and be and bis lovely Japanese maiden eloped. Michael was born in Tokyo. As a military family, the Ramirezes lived for four yean in Europe-in Mannheim, Ger- many and in Belgium-with NA TO forces. Then they were sent to the Presidio in San Francisco. After leaving the umy, Mike's dad joined the Orange County Assesson' office before retiring. The f amity, i.ncludina Mike, lives in Mission Viejo. It is an illustrious family. Mike bas two brothen and two sisten. One brother is a doctor, and another brother and a sister are attending Stanford. Mike Ramirez looks more Hispanic than Japanete. but his inspired art and his convenation ii very American. He talu in pictures and be draws essays. He would be a fine essayist, but he pref en cartooniq, which he admits .. it a nqative art ... "I love hate mail, .. he told me. .. I'm sure Chief Campbell and the Newport Beach police department hate me throuah and through. But it proves rm doina my job. M y cartoons have impact." Ra mirez is a very pleuant person. He' not penenc. He's no1 even a true cynic or t keptlc. BY JIM FELTON a bouquet of roses and a bucket of mud, but tberc•s more mud than roses. But I'm still an optimist-a cynical optimist." He is an attractive bachelor who enjoys surfiq-"I can do a lot of thinking between waves "'-working out with has exercise machines in the garage, reading, drawing, painting. Copley ran a nationwide ad announciq the acquisition of Michael, and the 9CI headline read: .. Drawina Well is the Best Revenge." Mite draws well, works at it constantly, and reads a lot-TUM. N~wswttk, U.S. New1 and World Report, The LA. 71ma and 11w Rqister ... I have pretty positive ideas about politics. I like the man in the White House, but I don' like the way Coqrea wrecks his pro- grams." He mistrusts politicians. "They're self-perpetuatin1 bureaucrats. They're not inter- etted in the aooct of the nation, but only in what's good for thelDIClvet." Well, that's a neat. conserva- tive, simplistic view of the Amer- ican political system, the kind of tidy peri1eopc vision . that fits nicely into an editorial cartoon. Mike Ramirez d oes four a week for the Copley chain, and one of them must deal with a Cali· fornia subject. And he doe one 1 week for TM FJuifn, and free- lances for other o utlet . In a year\ time he can crank out some JOO reflections of the world 11 Mike Ramirez-. it. -II. •THE NIWPOllT B•IH -· P.rivate group aid OC's h~meless, hungry Jn the PMt few monthl aince Pope John Paul II relelled his tneDth encyclical titled WJ'be Social c.oncern of the Cbun:b" Sollkltudo rd IOdMU, imufra- cient attention has been paid to the crucial clements of the document, clemmta which John Paul II Im ltreuecl consistently duriD1 bis nine-year pontifJCate. In the encyclical, the Holy Father once apin called for aid · to the poor and diudvantapd while simultaneously condemn- in1 materialism and extravagant· consumerism when be insisted that .. hopes for development" of om needy neigbbon are Myery far from beina realized." The well-known Roman Catholic nun Mother Teresa exemplifies this spirit in her complete disre1ard for material comforts and her untiring work in relievina the poor and sick in the streets of Calcutta and throughout the world. In a recent much publicized three week visit to work with Mother Teresa and her Missionaries of Charity in India, f onner Califor- nia Governor Jerry Brown mar- veled at the unselfish commit- ment of these women religious as they sacrificed all to aid the .. poorest of the poor." Brown described the great love and delicate care which the nuns lavished on the destitute memben of the Indian commun- ity, people who were extremely sick, infected and deformed. Brown was overwhelmed by the extraordinary charity that filled the hearts of Mother Teresa and her nuns, explaining to Ufe magazine last month, .. I could not imagine that a president would be treated better than these forgotten people. This is what got to me: the dignity given people who bad absolutely nothing. What a world it would be if somehow this became the predominant spirit." While everyone certainly is not called to the degree of sacrifice of Mother Teresa, testimonials of her work and the charity work by members of all faiths coupled with the human- itarian pleadinp of the world's reliaious laden lefVe .. aentlc remindcn that there are many in our midst wbo need our help. In the Oraqe County com- munity, raideats ba.e a riabt to be proud of the community they have built. It is amon1 the nation's wealthiest counties, with a vibrant and arowing economy able to adjust to the demands of a chanaina time. Whereas so many repom of the country are helplealy dependent on one industry or product, such as oil in many communities in Texas or steel in different re- pom of Pennsylvania, Oraqc County's buaineu structure ii a divene one, with its industrious · people working in a wide variety of disciplines. The county's standard of livn1 is no doubt the envy of most otben throughout the United Sta&a; a standard of livina built on the bard work of our community members. Yet we must remember, in this continual prosperity, not to fall into the injustice that the Pontiff Warned of in bis 1eeond ency- clical Diva ht Ml.tnkordM in 19IO. " ... liclc by side with thole wlM» an w111tby and liviQa ia plealJ dme exist thOll wbo are mas • ...... 1Ufferln1 ...., ... oftea ectully dyiaa or la•apr; aad tlaeir number n 1da11 lllt .... IOOI ol mil- lio " DI. Tbcrc an a number of cum- plea of the foqottea poor in 0ranae eo.-1, per1aap1 the molt dilU 111·• ii the mucb- pubticizecl •MiJmie Street Pr~ ject." A short time -ao a coa- lition of puWic and private social off, with many of its mcmben still sufl'criq from the devastat- ina playUcal and p1yebolosicaJ d•••• iaflided OD tbcm under the bloodthirsty Commuist dictatonbip beaded by Pol Pot in Cambodia just over a decade aao. My Turn service agcncia banded together to launch the Project, which seeks to aid an impoverished Hispanic and Cambodian neigh- borhood in the southeast Santa Ana area. In this neglected community an astonishing 86 percent of the Cambodian population is unem- ployed as well u 38 percent of the Hispanics. This compares to a county unemployment rate of under 4 percent. Alona with high unemployment, the neighbor- hood suffers from severe health problems, high rents and wide- spread crime. The Cambodian community is particularly bad The accomplishments of indi- vidual concerned Oranae County neipbon such as those from Minnie Street not only provide a better standard of living for their particular target group, but also serve to remind Orange Countians of the very real and widespread problem of poverty in the county as a whole. Although few Orange County residents are, as the Pope says, .. dying of hunger," there are still many families who need our private fmancial contributions to attain food and other basic necessities they need to survive. The Food Distribution Center Flt/DAY STAUT LAN£ b1 #AltTf •UL Savina Oraqe Couaty ol the Society of St. Vmcent de Paul continually points out tlult while Onqe County ii UDODf the nation 'I IDOlt .m.nt counties, the 1980 U.S. Cenaus showed that some 320,000 Oranae County raideata were catcao- rized ...... rilt" of aoiDI to bed bunpy sometime each month. How many Oranae Countiam realiJ.c that there an IOOs of 1,000. of their neipbon. such .. tboec in the MimUc Street Project area, who could 10 bunpy at different times of the month? The county's poor often have difficulty in fmdina housing u ~n, especially comiderina that Oranae County housing costs are among the hipest in the nation. In 1984, the Oranae County General Plan adopted by the Board of Supervisors declared that the homeless in Orange County numbered between 6,000 and 10,000. Further studies revealed that many of those living on the streets were not graying alcohol- ics but working men and women with families. These famiies are not only threatened by exposure to weather and ne•;tary co. ditiom, but often become the victing of violeDt crime. Unfortunately, we Oraa1e Countiam at times become IO caqllt up enjoyina the many fri.111 of our prOlpcrity, that we forpt about thole in our com- munity who ba.e no bo1m1, little f oocl and inadequate health care. In a county opinion survey taken by UCI profemor Mark •ldn1are 1-Decemller, the raulta painted a ntha bleak picture of some Oraqe Coun- tiam' commitment to aidina the poor. Tbe auney showed that while the majority of Oranae Countiam insist that the wealthy should usist thosc in need, onJy a few Ktually broke open their wallets when the collection plate came around. While the median household income in Orange County grew 2 percent last year to $42,000, the median household donation to charity last year was a paltry $262, or 0.6 percent of income. This compares to a nationwide charitable contribution rate of 2.4 percent of median household income. In simpler terms, the 111111••• 14 Marty Bell's Newest Litbop-aphs #Olt#/11(; GLOW .,, JIA/tTf MU MARTY JIRI.L ,,,..,, •Ca ,,,_,.lo Yow~ nM• ... (11') 1$4-14'$ SOUTN COAST ruu 1'lf $OUTll rLAZA Dlt' SANTA AJIA. CA AC,._ 1ft nasT "'°"' M#lnl aMn l'IAIA CdM returns to form against Harbo_r MCI • TlllE -1111111 ... If --.... II lrll 1111111 If I fllllll .... •lllllWlllllllll11llJlllllWIZI f lllllllllllll .... 1•11 I Hlllll .. AL n.a.111p111111111 ...... 11-1. PllTI IY IAIY IBll•CI BY GEORGE PAPPAS All season long Corona del Mar's baseball team has been waiting to cut loose. The Sea Kings• chance came this past week as they opened the floodgates on crosstown rivals Newport Harbor for 21 runs in two games. A hitting slump bas been behind CdM's struggles this season. But they showed little signs of a slump in the two recent wins against Harbor. "We finally got some good pitching and hitting both at the same time," remarked Corona del Mar Coach Jerry Jelnick. .. Hitting is contagious. One guy starts hitting then everybody starts hitting. It really takes the pressure off our pitchers and they start performing better." CdM (5-8) takes a three-game winning streak into their final two contests against first-place Saddleback. The two meet today at 3: 15 p.m. on Cd M's diamond. "Saddlcback scored 16 and eight runs off of us the first time, so we have our work cut out for us," Jclnick added. "But now is a good time for us to play Saddlcbact when we're playing well." The playoffs can basically be ruled out for the Sea Kings. They are in rafth place, two games behind Estancia and one game in back ofUnivenity. Harbor (1-12) can't seem to shake the losing habit as they dropped their tenth straight game. The Sailors end their year against Tustin at 3: l S p.m. today in a home game. In last Friday's game, the Sea Kings didn't waste any time as they batted around for I 0 runs in the bottom half of the first mnmg. Rieb Mather pitched five scoreless innings as he picked up his second straight win for the Sea Kings. CdM's Mitch Melbon led off the first frame with a single. Kevin Maas then reached base with a walk and Kurt Ehmann singled to fill the bases. Chad Thompson then sent a shot over the right-center field f encc for a grand slam. Harbor's pitcher, Kirk Summers, never seemed to re- cover after that. Cd M wasn't through as Greg Haack singled and stole second. Gary Sussman banged a grounder to Harbor shortstop Tony Wren, who threw the ball to third base in an attempt to put out Haack, but the Sailors came up short. On the next play, Haack scored on a grounder to first base. Jeff Clark folJowed with a single to bring in Sussman as CdM led 6-0. Maas doubled down the left field line to bring in another run. Summen left the game and Jim Jennings was brought in to pitch. With runners on second and third base, Brian Jones smashed a bouncer to Wren, who couldn't get a handle on the ball for an error, as anoth~r run scored. Thompson and Haack added two more base hits to bring home two more. In the third inning, Harbor showed signs of life. They loaded the bases on a single and two walks. But Mathers ·stifled the Sailors' rally as he fanned Summers to end the inning. Harbor blew another oppor- tunity in the next inning. The Sailors loaded the bases again, but they faltered as Gavin Whitis hit a sharp grounder to second base and barely missed beating out the throw. In fifth inning, CdM pushed across another run. H aack singled and went to third on a stolen base and wild pitch. Sussman reached base after he nailed a line shot off the Jennings' arm. Haack raced home to give CdM a 11-0 lead. The Sailors ruined the Sea Kings' chances at a shut out in the sixth inning. John MacMillan walked, and the neltt two batten were hit by pitches. CdM's reliever Clay Carpenter then walked in a run before be forced Wren to poke a harmless pop fly to first base. The Sailors went down in order in the final inning. Haack finished 3 for 3 with two runs and one RBI. Maas went 2 for 3 with two runs and one RBI. CdM swimming team dominates finals The Sea Kings' swimming program left crosstown rivals Newport Harbor and the rest of the Sea View League once again gas ping for breath as they clinched the league title this past week. Both CdM's boys and girls teams swam to league titles at Newport Harbor High last Fri- d ay. CdM will part1c1pate in the CIF prelims today at 6 p.m. in the Belmont Plaza pool in Long BeacA. As in the meet against New- port two weeks ago, John Thom- asson and Chris Ocding were again the dominate forces on the Sea Kings' boys team in league finals. Thomasson, who is defending Cl F champion in the SO and l 00 f rcestyle events, took both races at the meet. Oeding finished fant in the 200 and SOO frecatyle events. Andy Olson allo performed well u he took the 209 ioclividual medley and came in third in the I 00 bacbtroke event. Dave Cieaario, Jim Reinbold, and Scott Juqemen alto turned in IOlid abowinp for the Sea Kinp. Reiabold fuaiabed second in the 100 Ncbtrotc event. For the Pia team, Kate Sal- vino led the way witb a win in the 100 freestyle. The ovenll bal1nce of CdM'I girls squd w• lbe crucial •pect in tbeir captUrial tile tide. But the tam it,_. • dlcy have nine frabman competiq. Othen wtiO did well include sophomore Jill Welf'llt wbo tu ..... Ila .... tftorll ia tbe 100 'ubl1ob _. • Wktd-..a •••• .,. -· ----·---..... ._,...: ....... -·-__ .. .... .. _. •. ----····-~ -... -·· .................. --.................... . . . PIGTI IY IAllY CITA . . aY GEORGE PAPPAS The Sea View League track (mall held this past week were auppolCd be a close matcbup betlfeen Corona del Mar and Saddlebact High '1 aquada, but it the end it wu all Sea ~p. Despite fmiahing leape play in a dead beat with Sadclleback in the standi.np, CdM left no doubt who was the league's strongest team, storming to their · second straight league track championship at Irvine High School. Distance runners J im Rob- bins and Eddie Lavelle turned in strong performances to help lead the Sea Kings' boys squad to the titl . CdM's girls team also cap- tured the league championship. The girls' team was led by the s tando ut performa nces of runners d •Layne Kerr and Leslie Cashion. Both squads qualified for CIF 3A Division prelims to be held at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Arcadia High School. The Sea Kings won the title with 163 points as Robbins led the way with victories in the 800 and 1600 meter races. OCC secures playoff berth The Orange Coast College baseball team got the effort it needed from burler Sam Cola- russo to tum back Citrus, 9-1 , this past Saturday and qualify for the fint round of the South- ern California RegioQ,al Playoffs. Oxnud to face the Condors in round one today at 2 p.m. The Pirates would face San Diego Mesa or L.A. Valley in round two this Saturday at noon if they can beat the Condon. (strained right rotator cuff) or centcrfielder Jason Young (sprained ankle) for its playoff game against the American Division winner of the Southern Cal Conference. · • b Pitcher/ shonstop Mike Mu.. uraca (3-S), who bas been re- stricted to the mound the put f cw weeks because of a stress fracture of his right foot, will get Robbins beat out Newport Harbor's Jim Geerlinp in the UiOO u be finished in 4: 11.6. Robbins overtook Gcerlinp in the Jut lap of the race. In the 800, Robbins (1 :57.8) edpd out tummate Lavelle. Lavelle took the 3200 meten race in 9:25.8. He finished third in the 1600 in 4:22.S. CdM also won the 1600 meter relay race with Robbins rulllling the crucial anchor leg of the event. In the high jump, Cd M's Greg Skoro captured the league championship in the event with a leap of 6-1. With the jump, Skoro shattered his personal best of 5-8 as he beat returning league champio.n Harbor's R. W. Hemon. •I tboupt we would win, but not by that bia of a marlin," remarked boys' coach Jim Tom- lin. WJbey turned it into a rout. Our team bas really come on at the end of the season. We bad 19 penonal bests at the meet. Greg (Skoro) probably 1hocked me the moat. I didn' think be would win the event like be did." Robbins, Lavelle and hurdler Doug Davis have the talent to go to CIF finals in their indi- vidual events but the team as a whole probably won't fare as well, Tomlin pointed out. "'We're not quick enough to do well as a team. We don't have the caliber of sprinters to com- nlllnnf • 11111 I PACMC TRAVEL SCHOOL , , -~ ESTABLISHED 1963 e 1 l. . · ' -- -- - . ~...-. 7 : / . . ·~ . • OtUChihliiiJlliliiJYJ.inJ!IJ~rnmJTru• COUASES IN: e A1RUNES e TRAVEL OP--lll7.•m1U1UATE1 ERATIONS • IHTEANATIONAL TRADE e TRAVEL & TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS. ,._~II• •TIE TIAftl CALL PACWIC TRAYm. 8CMOOL .. YOU ••nn. 111 • TIEii .... 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Not only is this an America's Cup year with Dennis Conners at the helm, Newport Harbor Yacht Club has been selected to host the 1990 Star Class world championships. This is one of the premier international sailing events of any year and will bring worldwide yachting attention to Newport Beach. Startina tomorrow throuah June 10th, the Newport Beach Nautical Muteum will praent an exhibit of local Star Clas history and memorabilia. Tro- phies, photoarapba and records will be on diaplay and videos of the 1981 and 1987 world cham- pionships will be shown. A reception will be held tomorrow at the museum from S p.m. to 7 p.m. to introduce the exhibit. The reception is open to the public, and it's something you really won't want to miss. Bill Ficker, l 9S8 Gold Star winner, will be on hand to launch the exhibit and introduce the other well-known Star Class notables. The Newport Beach Nautical Museum, located at 1714-W. Balboa Boulevard, is open Tues- Appearing April 18 thru May 28 SUZIE & THE SWEETHEARTS Playing sweet sounds from the J>Mt. Coming May 31 HOl.LY\roOD ARGYLES The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll is back and Dulce's has it live. Come dance to the hottest sounds of the SO's, 60's and 70's at Duke's Nostalgia Nite Club. Relive all your favorite oldies but goodies every Tuesday through Saturday. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary valet parking. And try Duke's every Mon- day for comedy night. ~THE NEWPCRTER REsoRT Ttw &yside Ruort of ~port Buch I 1107 Jamboree. Nr#port Beach, CA 92660. (7i.t)64,..l700. I PASS Al.PNO AN HEIRLOOM W .•Ma.£ THAN QOLO. LR. When you make a be- quest to the American Hean AssocWion, you're passifl8 al008 a precious lcpcy. The gift of life. Ttw's bccaUK your contribution suppons rcscuch that could 53VC your dcsccndcnts from America's number one killer. To learn more about the Planned Giving Program, call us today. It's the fint step in 1112ldng a memory that bsts a beyond a lifcdmc. day throuah Friday from noon to 3 p.m., and Saturday by appointment. 1be museum is well worth a viait, especially with the spectacular Star Class exhibit on display. After seeing the exhibit, you might want to venture down the peninsula to the Fun Zone area and try tbe brud-new Parter'I Liptbome. Great food and peat view! Assembly member Dan Hamer (D-Arcata) introduced AB 4152. a bill that would prohibit boaters from Ulina zinc anoda on boat bulla to provide corrplion protection. ~ pres- ently worded. AB 4152 would effectiely terminate the UIC Of ucrif'acial zinc and C&UIC rapid, harmful deterioration "."of steel and other metal parts. The meuure targets boat ownen and provides neither •Southwest Accent Pieces • Collec:Ubles • QI/ts • Rugs • Baskets Manna Paci/lea Mall 6326 E. Pad/le Coast Hwy., "8" Long Bach. 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RBOC, a boaten' advocate orpnization, ii expreuina the concerm and exp1einin1 the severe detrimen- tal impact the measure would have on commercial and recrea- tional boat1 at well as the environment. Sign-ups for soccer start on Saturday Registration for the 1988 falJ soccer season of Region 57 (Corona del Mar/ East Newport Beach) of the American Youth Soccer Organization (A Y$0) will take place Saturday, May 14 from 9 a .m. to noon at Lincoln School, 310 l Pacific View Drivc(south of San Miguel Drive), Corona del Mar. Boys and girls 5 through 18 ycan of age (as of December 3 I, 1988) are eligible to play. Call 675-9346 (registration informa- tion) or 640-2539 (Regio n 57 number). Track ... 11111311 .... 111111 pete at that level," he added. On the girls team, Kerr swept the sprinting events with first- place finishes in the 100 (12.5), 200 (25.2) and 400 (S7.0), which is a meet record. Kerr will anchor both relay events in tomorrowts CIF prelims. Cashion dominated the dis- tance events. She took the 800 (2:19.2) and 1600 (5:16.2) and 3200 (11:32.9). Otben who excelled at the meet include Chickie Moiso, who won the 110 low hurdles (lS.9), and Jill Young, who led the field in the 300 low hurdles (4S.9). Freshman Denise Mahoney won the high jump with a leap of S-2 and Sandi Lucas won the long jump with a effort of 17- 7 and the triple jump with a 34- J .S. The Sea Queens also took first in the 1600 relay with a solid performance of 4:07. 7 as they edaed out Saddleback by about five aeconds . Sharon Green also won the discus event with a toss of 102.4.S. In total, the Sea Queens took 12 of IS neatl at tbe meet. Girls coach Steve Kaczynski also admitted his surprise with how well bit team performed. ... WU a little surprised WC fmiabed with 183 points," he said. •1 expected us to get about I 6S. But this is not a aroup that wants to &o.e. lt'I been that way over the put four yean." Kaczynski expects Upland to praent bit team witll touahest competition in CIF. ~ ~ it waa Upland that edaed out CdM for the CIF champiomhip by only two points . • a s a ~ Police Blotter . . MONDAY, APRIL 25 CRIMES 09S3 -T-tops valued at $2,SOO, a car stereo valued at S7SO and a car phone receiver valued at $100 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 4300 block of Sborecrat. 1400-A bicycle valued at S600 was reported stolen from a garage in the 100 block of Crystal Avenue. IS 19 -A boat cover valued at S47S was reported stolen from a boat moored in the 1100 block of Back Bay Drive. 1637 -A golf bag and golf clubs valued at $1,JS8 were reported stolen from an unat- tended golf rack in the 100 block of Big Canyon Drive. l 70S -A bicycle valued at SS80 and snow skis valued at $250 were reported stolen from a garage in the 700 block of Orchard. ARRESTS ~ 1300 -Miguel Angel Guer: rero, 20, of H~tington Park wu arrested on suspicion of giving false identification to a peace officer. TUUDA Y, APRD 2' CRIMES 0700 -A car phone valued at Sl,OSO and cassette tapes valued at S l SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 4800 block of River. 0810-Golf equipment valued at S l ,SOS was reported stolen from Big Canyon Country Club located at #I Big Canyon Drive. 1300 -Vandals reportedly caused S3SO in damage to New- port Harbor High School located at 600 Irvine. 1S09 -Vandals reportedly caused $600 in damage to a residence in the 100 block of Coventry. ARRESTS 0315 -Jesus Martinez Castel- lano, 30, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. • 0750 -David James Simmons, 29, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of battery. 1420 -Gregory Martin Leon, 28, of Ontario wu arrested on suspicion of possession of heroin. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 CRIMES 141S -Camera equipment valued at $931 was reported stolen from a garage in the vicinity of Linda hie. 1810 -Vandals reportedly caused $320 in damage to a window in the l 00 block of 2Stb Street. 1834-A ring valued at $3,600 was reported stolen from a residence in the 1700 block of Skylark. ARRESTS 0030 -Timothy John John- ston, 38, of Laguna Beach was arrested on suspicion of !Jlisde- meanor drunk driving. 0200 -Armando Hernandez, 21, of Lapna Beach wu United OD -wpiCion of sMnl falle information to a peace otrar. 1400 -~ V'ldor Dahl. 30, of Lona leacb wat arratcd OD 1u1picion of the sale of an unrqiltered leCUrity. 1400-Baxter J0cl Boulet, 49, of Newport Bach wu arrested on suspicion of telemarketing fraud. 1730 -Roy Daniel Depaul, 40, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion1 of security fraud and theft. THURSDAY, APRIL 21 CRIMES 1030 -A wallet and contents valued at $125 were reported stolen from a grocery store patron in the 1600 block of San Miguel. 1100 -A stereo and speakers valued at SI ,400 were reported stolen from a boat moored in the 800 block of Harbor Island Drive. 1800 -A radar detector valued at $300 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the SOO block of Newport Center Drive. 2030 -A stereo valued at $400 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 600 block of Newport Center Drive. AR.RESTS 134S -Nghiep Van Nguyen, 29, of Anaheim was arrested on suspicion of. possession of arti- cles with their identification removed. FRIDAY, APRIL 19 CRIMES 1010 -A Merlin phone system valued at $1 ,796 was reported stolen from a business in the 4300 block of Von Karman. 1145 -A ceramic carousel horse valued at $600 was reported stolem from Satinder's Hallmark located at' '33l'New- M II. I• THE NEWPORT BJ•IN-1 port Center Drift. 1525 -A miat jKbt valued 8t S600, a VCR valaed It S500, iDd a jKbt valued • SlOO wa reported stolen from a reaideDce in the 200 block of North New- port. 2328 -A high pressure cleaner valued at SlOO w• reported stolen from The Auto Salon located at 4023 Birch. ARRESTS 0300 -Genaro Calderon Marinez, 31, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspi~ion of misde- meanor drunk driving. 0300 -Peter Adonis Joscp~ 30, of Lemon Grove was arrested on suspicion of possession of cocaine. 2110 Michael Hugh McLaughlin, ·43, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. SATURDAY, APRIL 31 CRIMES 1000 -A briefcast valued at S37S and a car phone valued at S 1,000 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 400 block of RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING Santa Ana. 1045 - A car 1taeo ~ at 1450 .. repOrted ... from • velaide in tbe JOO block of Monte Carlo. 1410 -An attempt:ed buralarJ renlted in SSOO in damage in the 700 block of Iris. ARRl.STS 0300 -Ian Andrew Huxtable, 22, of Santa Cruz wu arrested on suspicion of urinating in public. 040S -Richard Bradley Pen- dleton, 27, of Winnetka was arrested on suspicion of commercial burglary. 1700 -Monty Lloyd Smith, 37, of Anaheim wu arrested on suspicion of public nudity. .SUNDAY, MAY 1 CRIMES 0616 -Computer equipment valued at S22,000 was reported stolen from Computerland, located at 4220 &ott Drive. 1300 -A briefcase and con- tents valued at $450 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 1700 block of Newport. *Free Written Market Evaluation · * Home Tours By Appointments * Highest Integrity * Multiple Listin& Member • Courteous Service * Extra Advertisina •Twenty Years in Newport Beach * Computer Printouts • Loretta Curci 644-1367 NB man arreSted for murder BY MELINDA KELLER A former Newport Beach man was arrested in Buena Park Saturday on suspicion of mur- dering bis former roommate in Boulder, Colorado. Timothy James Keene, 24, is alleged to have murdered former Dana Point resident Michael Mcteer, 29, at the victim's Boulder home, said Boulder police spokesman David Grimm. Mcteer was reported missing in October, 1985 by his mother, but his body has not been found. However, Grimm said police do believe there is enough other physical evidence to convict Keene, although he declined to elaborate. Police suspect that the men argued and Keene hit Mcteer on the bead and then strangled him. Keene is believed to have loaded Meteer's body into the victim's car and driven to a remote spot in Utah and dumped it, accord- ing to a police affidavit used to obtain the arrest warrant. According to the affidavit, Keene told a friend that he used newpapcn to wipe up the blood in the garage of the home they shared. It also states that Keene boasted he had burned a bloody sheet and the newpapers in the fireplace. Police found remnants Think Thin ... Be Thin with Hypnosis • Lose Weight • Stop Smoking • Improve Yourse Our program really works. We o8'cr a lifetime guarantee. Call today for a healthier, happier JOU. paru• 49111'1 • I T 0 P ... 21 '1 .,, of burnt fabric in the fireplace, the affidavit added, and a friend of Keene's reported that he had seen blood stains and a bloody blanket in the back of the victims small foreign compact car. Keene was arrested at a friend's house at 2:30 p.m. by Newport Beach and Boulder detectives. He is being held in Orange County Jail, awaiting extradition to Colorado. NEW CONSTRUCTION KITCHEN & BATH REMODEL ROOM ADDITIONS PATIOS & DECKS HANDICAP FACILITIES •free estimates· 714/973-7556 JUST GRAPHJCS PROUDLY ANNOUNCES A RECEY110N FOR WATER COLOUR ARTISTS TRACY TAYLOR TIIURSDAY, MAY 19, 1988 6:30 to 9:00 P.M~ AT JUST GRAPHICS 28S4 E. PACIFIC COAST HWY CORONA DEL MAR (714) 720-18SO ARTIST WILL BE PRESENT TO SIGN HER NEWEST POSTER ''STARKIST'' AU WELCOME 0 I .. .. u Vienna comes alive for Pacific Symphony For those who adore Vienna, the waJ~ and apple ~trudel but are unable to get away to that Austrian city, an alternative is to attend the Vicnnncse Ball. It is a nostalgic evening of good food , decor and exhibition~cing. Joyce Olson chaired the ninth annual black-tie fair benefi ting the Pacific m- phony. Assisting were Sarah AJevizo, Felicia Bukaty, Peggy Cotton, Gail and Mary Johnson, Jacqueline Kilpatrick, Betty Moran, Marcy Mulville, Carolyn a nd C harles Paap, Flossie Schumacher, Connie Selin, Gloria Stephan, Doretta Wedin and Vonnc Wein. Just a few of the Harborlites attending the gala held at the Newport Marriott were Kathryn and Cecil Wright, Rose and Norm Smedegaard, James # On~ same night, but over at ~eficlien, the Cinderella Junion were hosting their second annual black-tic for Harborlites Baker, Wanda and Bob Egly, Maralou and Jerry Harrington, Gayle Widyolar, Margaret and Carl Karcher, Julia and Irving Rappaport, Georgia and Bill Haney, and Betty and Bill Palmer. ••• IY DllA VOi IURIER Children's Hospital of Orange County. The Guild came into existence in 1982, when the daughters of the Newport Beach support group wanted to do something for CHOC. Their f undraising activities include the Blarney Bash, Chocolate Cook- book and. Christmas card sales, and the Cinderella Ball. The evening f eaturcs a silent auction, dinner,.dancing and an awards ceremony. "Friends of Children" honored Carrie Wor- cester for her medical care of the scptuplcts born at CHOC. ••• Kentucky Derby parties have become popular. To our knowl- edge, the Balboa Bay Club is the only private club which sponsors a benefit, donating all the pro- ceeds to a charity assisting children, in this instance the American Red Cross Youth Services. The youngsters from this program come early on the Churchill Downs day to assist I , Linda Essig in dccoratina the BBC ballroom and pool area, thus rendering a f celing of the famous Turf Club. An enormous buffet is served, naturally "Southcrn-f ried chicken," with the best string beans anyone bas ever tasted, and, of course, a lot more. A f cw who enjoyed the afternoon were Dorothy Yard- ley, Tom Deemer, Dee Perkins, Sandra and Gerald Brodie, MaryAnn and Lon Wells, and June Pridgeon. Meanwhile, over at the Mer- cantile Building and the Court- house Restaurant, Carmen Chapter, Junior Leaguers and their respective guests were also 11111111• • ,... 11 f----·--·· -Cf: I I -, I I : I • . ' I \ T~ .. cl I~ \ Dina ... 111 ..... ,. 11 cheerina over "Winning Colors" spectacular victory. ••• The American Jewish Com- mittee annually bonon leaden who have helped elevate the quality of life. This year, AJC selected the Baldwins-Deeann, Alfred, Nancy and James-for their continued concern and generosity to innumerable Orange County philanthropies. The 1988 National Human Jtela- tions dinner was held at the Four Seasons. AJC president Michael Lapin presented the award. ••• To celebrate Spring, the Town and Gown Junior Auxiliary of use held its annual benefit- lrJll Dllll ...... fml .... ""' ... themed -rhe Orient Express"- at the Balboa Bay Club. Mmes. Gary Logan and Don Fitch co- chaired the dinner. Assisting were Penny Sand berg, Susie Talvarez, Terri Distanislao, Kristi Hustedt, Barbara Searles, Shawna CovinJton, Jody Burn- ham, Linda Kanen, Erin Meyer, Melissa Skoby and Cubby Wit- tman. I ,_ 11~ 11. I• THE N!WPOAT ENmGH Ente ..; ' 'Cats' at the Center is a p·urr-fect show BY CHERYL STERLING Audiences lucky enough to see the Orange County Performing Arts Center's presentation of 04Cats" during its six night run, were treated to one of the most outstanding performances to date. "Cats" was the brainchild of British playwright Andrew Lloyd Webber, who bad fond childhood memories of his mother reading T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats." The unforgettable stage production explores the antics of a motley group of junkyard cats, who cavort and sing, sometimes with members of the audience. The touring production played in Long &each last summer and is one of three groups performing across the country. The original daule of the design bas been kept intact, as the felines frolic through an enormous junk pile. Standout performances were turned in by Bradford Minkoff as Rum Tum Tugger, Jeffrey Clonts as Growltiger and Lind- say Dyett as Griddlebone. Growltiger and Griddlcbone reminisce in a rousing duet about younger days. Most notable was Donna Lee Manhall's Grizabella, the Glam- our Cat, who stopped hearts with her rendition of "Memo- ries." No opening night glitches were present, if one doesn't count the microphone problems in the beginning, which were promptly repaired. The audience \was attentive and fully enve-_______________ , _______ .. I , I COME and DISCOVER AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE I o,,."'1t. I .,.,s~ E. .. \~ I 9\ 1'-i With this Ad Paolo's offers a 15~ discount I on total dinner tab Mon. thru Thurs. Valid I through May 15, 1988. I ~I I --~ I CJD c 1IOI ....... Blvd. I ~ .J. 1 ~1':;:. c,~::921 _ I (71•> 541-7822 loped in the .aion, especially during the spill-over portion. Members of the cast would prowl through the audience, puU unsuspecting patrons from their seats and include them in their dance. The company wore the intri-cat~ makeup and costumes orig- inally created by set desiper John Napier. The junk pile, dominated by a rusted car trunk, was his creative innovation, giving life to the nocturnal nature of the (risky felines. "Cata" premiered in London in 1982, where it is still playing to packed theaters. In 1983, it went to Broadway, where it won seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The idel for "Cata" genni- 1111111f.""11 Student film fest/' at occ· Orange Coast College's Film/ Video Department will host its 18th annual Student Film Fes- tival on Friday, May 13, at 8 p.m. in OCC's Fine Arts Hall 119. .. The festival is a very impor- tant showcase for our students," said Brian Lewis, an OCC pro- f~or of cinema and head of the Film/ Video Department. "The students have worked diligently for the past eight to 12 months for this evening." Admission is free and the public is invited to attend. More than 200 students have worked on projects in OCC's Film/ Video Department this year. Approximately 30 houn of films and videos were submitted for review, and the panel of judges pared the entries down to a two-hour program. For the first time in the history of the festival, video works will be included. "In the past, this bas strictly been a film festival," Lewis said . .. About SO percent of the pro- duction work that 1oes on in our department is done on video, hoftftl'. We felt it was impor- tant to include videos in the festival this year." Lewia IAYI many of the stu- dents wboee work will be fea- tured in this year's festival are serious about punuiq careen in the mm induttry . .. Francis Ford Coppola, Georae Lucu and Steven Spiel- ber1 all started out u film students," Lewis points out. OCC's festival will include animation, documentariea, music videos, drama and comedy. Mott wiD be in the PG caaepry. Entriea are Super 8 and 16 mm, and video. They ,.... from one to 10 minutes ill leaatb. Por information &hout tbe ,...., pMae (714) 43J..5637. ' Calendar. p.m., Monday throup Friday. Call 6443011. ART WaWcolor ......... lty SWrleJ A ... .., will display through June 6 at Sandstone Gallery, 384A North cout Highway, Laguna Beach. Houn are 11 Lm. to S p.m., daily. Call 497- 677S. I Worb by Cllrlldna DeMmee will display through May 30 at Gaae Gallery, 4199 campus Drive, Irvine. Houn are 10 a.m. Forest A venue, Laguna Beach. Houn are 10 Lm. to S p.m., Monday through Saturday and II a.m. to S p.m. on Sunday. Call4M-~ Worb by Mariele B•da ud Ellen Rolterta will display through May at Quorum Art Gallery, 374 North Cout High- way, Laguna Beach. Houn are 10 Lm. to S p.m., daily. Call 494- 4422. W orb lty Jay McaJlertJ will display through May 28 at The P...,.. 1tJ Y...t Kania will display through May 14 at Susan Spiritua Gallery, 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mesa. Call S49- 7SSO. "ne Linear Llak" featuring works by six contemporary artists commonly bound by the concept of line will display through May 3 J at the City of Irvine Fine Arts Center, 14321 Yale Street, Irvine. Call 660- 3600. "Cllrll ...._:A Tweety-Year Saney" will display through June 12 at Newport Harbor Art Museum, 8SO San Clemente llWlllll -M 111111 II Ill._. ti lillllf II II..... II Tllllit" Ill W ., 11 • 4:11 ,.a. • --~ llllrlllf 1"*' ti lu I fl I ..... , .... 111 ti...... c.11111· to 9 p.m ., Monday through Thursday, 10 a.m. to II p.m., Friday and Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. all 854- 5697. .. Movement In Art" featuring dance, action and sports limited edition graphics will display through May 31 at Circle Gallery, I ISO West Cerritos, Anaheim. Call 774-9979. ''Recent Paiatla11: Phoebe Brunner ucl Jerold Burduun" . will display through May 30 at Diane Nelson Gallery, 278 'Cat$' ... 11 II i•lrm-12 natcd in Webber's mind in 1972, when be picked up a copy of the book from which the musical is based. Ten years later, in collab- oration with bis friend, director Trevor Nunn, the musical became a reality, with memor- able sonp and dances. The most popular tune, •Memories," bas been recorded more than 600 times. "Cats" is a production the whole family will enjoy and tickets for the September pro- duction arc on sale now. For more information, call 556- ARTS. Four Seasons Hotel, 690 New- port Center Drive. Call 759- 0808. W orb by Terry Wormwood will display through June at Whitman Galleries, 3545 East Coast Highway. Corona Del Mar. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Satur- day. Call 675-2478. Worb by [Jal• De•alllt ud Ferris Ho•eJ will display at Newport City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Boulevard through May 18. Hours are 8 a.m. to S Drive. Hours arc 10 a.m. to S p.m .• Tuesday through Friday, IO a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 12 p.m. to S p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free for members and Sl-$3 for all others. Call 759-1122. MUSIC UCI Jazz Ememble will perform May 14 at 8 p.m. in UCl's Fine Arts Concert Hall. Tickets arc $4-$6. Call 856-5000. Keep Op With the Jones'. And the Smiths ••• Grays. •• And 8'1)'0M me 1n )10UI' MWlbolhood who 11 .mng a home. By IWlng the "Real £site Blollet'" w:h week. you can keep tabs on wt.. the homes sc:a.nl town ...... And tor how rru:h. Whk:h, In Un...,.. you'° 91'.ve,,.... halM'• wart\. Pdces ~ lk)fock· etld a.iy, IO )10UI' home mWwi be WDlfl mcft f9' )10U think. . .and the .. Real &ttil* BlotlJr' 11 lft..,.., '° Ind OUl In the Real Estate Section Each Week , STAGE •Y It t• THE NEWPORT. Et•Clfll ,_ D Cout Repertory Tbeatrc, 655 Town Center Driv•, COiia Mesa. TicteU are $11-115. CltlJ 957~33. .. "lhy Fe•er" Noel Coward's madcap comedic drama will play May 11 through 14 at 8 p.m. on the UC Irvine stage. Tickcu arc S8-S9. Call 8S6-SOOO. DANCE "Deada of a Salesman" will play May 12-14 and 19-21 at 8 p.m. in Oranae Cout College's Drama Lab. Tickcu are SS in advance, S6 at 'ibe door. Call 432-5880. "Seatape" by Edward Albee will play Thursdays through Sundays through May 22 at 8 p.m. in the Alternative Reper- tory theatre, 1636 S. Grand, Santa Ana. Call 836-7929. "Caro•sel," the Rogers and Hammerstein musical is showing at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain CalJ Theater, 680 El Camino Real, Tustin. Prices start at $16.95 and include full waiter service and show. Call 838-1540. "The School for Scandal," a brilliant comedy of manners will play through May 26 at South "Bal9el iD Toylaad," choreo- graphed by JoAnn Warne, will be perf ormcd by the Ballet Repertory Theatre of Hunting- ton Beach at Orange Coast College, May 13, at 4:30 p.m. MISC. A Commaaity Festival featuring food, games and outdoor entertainment will take place May 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the campus of Golden West ColJcge in Huntington Beach. Call 895-8131 . The West em Pbotocraphic Col- lect on Association Show will take place May 14-15 on the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Tickets arc $3-$4. . Call 2 I 3~93-8421 . DOCTOR JAGUAR, INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE & REPAIR FOR RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE ON All MODELS, EVEN DURING WARRANTY 644 W. 17th ST. COSTA MESA, CA. 92127 (714) 646-2816 Enjoy Beautiful Newport Harbor -Aboard Our - CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH CRUISE SUNDAY. 10:30 A.M. Music. Entertainmen~ Prizea, Full Buffet. $25.00 PAVILION QUEEN BALBOA PAVILION 400 AWi s.r. ..._ CA 92661 (714) 673-5245 HAXWUl ~AWARD WINNING SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET QUICHE SHRIMP TACO STAND EGGS BENEDICT SCRAMILED EGGS BLINTZES• SMOKED FISH SUNDAE ST A T10N INCREDIBLE SAi.AD SELECTION BACON, SAUSAGE a CANADIAN BACON LOX, CREAM CHEESE, BAGELS• ONIONS CARVED STEAMSHIP ROUND OF IEEF • IAKEO HAM MAXWEU "S POPOVERS a ll.UEIERRY MUFRNS DAZZLING ADAY OF DESSERTS COMPLIMENT AlY CHAMPACiN£ 9un. J::.... I ~=~ ~XWCln ..,.._.•-90ftf\1 0.ocM-(714) ~2~" n .. llA .. aY PEGGY DARNELL St. Andrew•a Presbyterian Church in Newport Beach was the location for May Fellowship Day. sponsored by Church Women United. The wonhip service hiahligbted the needt of thote women who are suffering the pain and alienation of being incan:erated. Nancy Ross, who chaired the program, noted in opening remarks that "there are more and more women going to prison and their crimes are often exe- cuted while trying to support their children, or they may have misguided loyalty to the wrong man. Because of equal rights, judges arc not lenient and the women arc separated from their children. This is often a time when they turn to God." She then introduced the key- note speaker, Sister Cathy Vall- ejo of the Catholic Detention Ministry, who told of her work with wo men prisoners and affirmed Ross' comments. One of the things Sister Cathy noted was that women often visit male re latives or loved ones in prison, but few men visit women in prison. She also pointed out that 90 percent of the women return to society; and that most are mothers and their children also suffer during their incarcer- ation. She invited the group at St. Andrew's to come to any one of the 11 institutions that ma.kc up Orange County's jail system. "Come and sec," she urged. "It is important for the women prisoners to connect their lives with those who arc outside. I have been asked bow I bring God there, but it ia I who fmdt God amoaa tbCle prilonera." Si.lier Cathy explained that the women's priaon population has tripled in the lut 10 years. Most of the crima they commit are aaainat property, she said. They mostly fall into the 24-to- 3S aae aroup and most have suffen:d physical abuse. "Women in prison are not accepted while there and they arc ' INSIGHTS not accepted when they leave," Sister Cathy stated. "They lose more and more identity. depend- ing on the amount of security they require -minimum, medium, or maximum. In any case, they are dealt with as a group, not on an individual basis." ' She said that the cost to house an inmate runs between $20,000 and $50,000 per year, but only about 5 percent of that is spent on rehabilitation and education. "They need to learn how to become part of a community;• she said. "Women arc not given practical training for trades. In fact, I have discovered while doing some research that a woman was given popsicle sticks to make a house, as something to do!" "What happens to their chil- dren," she continued, "is the kids become the caretakers in f am- ilies and lose their own child- Mormons stage 'Bye Bye Birdie' "Bye Bye Birdie" will be presented on May 13 and 14 at the auditorium of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon) at 16th Street and Dover Drive in Newport Beach. The production features a cast of 80, choreography by Laurie Schwimmer of Buddy•s Dance Studio, and a 20-piccc orchestra led by Alan Reming- ton of Orange Coast College. Faye Eccles is the producer- director. lnriM·Nnqorl c1r,,,c1. of ~ligiDll• Sdaa May8, 1988 Is Your Feminine Energy Flowing? Sunday Servb 10:30am 13 s.nbuts. Irvine Sunday School and Child Cut M.Uing acfdre1S: SCIENCE OP MIND U108errancahrkway,Sle101-116 lrvirw, CA 9Z114 (714) ~3 DIAl,AN-INSPlaA110N (11~ Reserved scats are SS each, and can be obtained at the door by calling Mn. Craig at 261 - 9850 or 642-1286. This delightful spoof on the late SOs is a f avoritc among all aaes. Memorable songs are wrhe Telephone Hour," with 30 tee- nagers talking on phones at the same time and .. Put On a Happy Face" (originally sung on stage and in the movie by Dick Van Dyke). .................. .,,..... Chritit-cc1•,.._ ...... IMWA8f· .. MJ Te1t1-on1" (ProNibil:I~ (II Tmodly 3:1-12) a.-... ... J... S 0 ,,._,15. ... l:Jl ...... ,A..M. 600 St. Andrews Ro.d, Newport Beech, c.ltfomil (714) 6ll·Z880 ,_ .... Na.,.., ............................ , ·~ . . booda iD the procea. I woald love to tee vilitiq trailen like they have in Illinois, where kids can stay better connected to their mothers. .. We need volunteen to help bring the children to see their moma. When a mother deliven a child durin1 her prison stay, she sees the baby for only two days before it is taken from her. Often the foster parent can bring a child, but often they are too busy. We need people to be a journey partner .and be inter- ested in them as people, to pray with them, encouraae education, advocate for them, listen to their ,. stories, to be interested. ~ institution can only do ao much. We need the commun- ity to help ua form relatiombips with them and to care about them. We are reminded of the pua.,e from Matthew'I Gospel: 'I was in prison. and you visited Mc ... What you have done for the least of you, you have done for Me.'" Church Women United of the Harbor Area (Costa Mesa, New- port Beach, Irvine and Hunting- ton Beach) is related to the national organization and d~ dicated to living out Christian .· : . commitment tbrouab study. f ellowabip and cooperative action in eCummical wonbip. Fem Frahm, a reader from St. Andrew's, cbancterized CWU u "women wortiq toaetJler for creative he•lina and commun- ity" and introduced some of the leaders in attendence. including Debbie 09Connor of FISH, Sara Booth of Share Our Selves. and · Barbara Schmalz of the Harbor Adult Day Care Center. For more information on CWU, contact Mabry Steinhaus at 644-1456 or Katherine Dean at 548-2667. PllTI " PEllY ... Ell Community . Service Stra1Pt Allead, Inc., a resi- dential program for substance users and youthful offenders located in Dana Point, needs voluntecn to help with mainte- nance, office work, cooking, carpentry and roofing. For more information, call the Volunteer Center of Orange County at 9S3- S1S1 . ••• Advertisements depicting every parenCs nightmares received a Silver Award for Tlte Center for F...U, CMWllac in the 30th anniversary awards competition sponsored by the 0ranae County Ad Cub. The award was won in the non-profit promotion public service di- vision. The three advertisements focus on teenage substance abuse, teenage school problems My turn. • • 1111 .......... rest of the country gives five times more of its money to charitable causes than Orange County docs. Certainly tbil ii not an indict- ment of all Orange Countians. Many county residents contin- Tl9LI W..H.. . IT .. 11at1•...._,...,.,.._a11., .... .._... •w D. kMll Pfllidlall: Jo9I Ablamlahn ........................... .,. ..... • G' .._ .......... ,,.. ..,... .. _. . •RHDll 1W:: STORY Of ENOCH 91. Mall .... ,.... a.rdl 21•MlrVlllaDlhe (J ........ I! ...... ...., N..,.. 8-cla, CA• (71•) 644-1341 9:JOWorUip 10:50 Claun:b School and parents• inexperience in dealing with these topics. Each of the advertisements were designed by Bruce Mayo ucl Ll•da Lawrence of L • M Ad•ertWn1. ually give generous portions of their income to the needy. Addi- tionally, those who are not heavy contributors often are unable to contribute, due to the hi1h costs of living in Orange County. But, as long as expensive cars continue to pull into the county's shopping mall parking lots, and larger dinner cbecb continue to be delivered to tables at the county's finest restaurants, and a myriad of other frills remain commonplace while charitable donations are so small and poverty rates are so uncom.f or- tabl y hiah, much more can certainly be done . The humanitarian pleldings of the world 'I reliaioua leaden. alon1 with the edifyin1 example of those who ~ork uoceaiqly to aid the poor, u Mother Teraa docs, must continue to be a remiadcr that we. inclividually •well u a aroup, mUlt put Miele exce11ive coa1umeri1m and accept our nner~ daty to _..our~..._._. ... t.dividual ciii-..... . JGiiaPalD• , ........ lab ., ,.,. .......... DOt )illt OI JOUr Muedw:e ill ..... to ....... (die poor). Alld,.. -tftU ..... lib ,., .... ,.,,..., ..... .. n..w A. FWllla u llw c,.,.,,,_ of n. .,,,,,._ r.n, of Or..,.. Co.tty. Quite a plac~ TM Okkr Adults Social, Information and Snvka <Antn (OASIS) '11 Coron. diel Mar offer3 a full range of activitie3 for tlw yo1Df6 at /wart. At left WUJ.d COUTtnzy on MU and Jaek Ham on piano jam in tM mwlc room, whlk (immediately below) an over-80 birthday party drew a 3pry crowd. PHOTOS BY MARY DECHIAICO • OASIS &low center, Ckuma Axtell bnolu Ill the blllWd tllbk In w ,.,_ rOOlll. At bottOlll left, Riiy Sanlbtrom mjoy3 the ~board facilities. And at bottom f'i6ltt, RoullltlW Boro k""3 a chair eurciu clau tzt tlw cmter. For more information on tlw OASIS Center's activltiu, call 644-3244. - ....., Miii .... 11 • ... sru•1nrr TheflDloMt11.,._ .... dDif'I ....... -Nlitiw Sun/LJon Comrnunities, 19 Corpot ... Plua, Nt•port Beech. CA. 92660. lC/F No. 2 (NltM Sun), • c.1-. '"" Hmiflld ...... ship, 19 ~ Ptua. ..... BMch, CA. 92660. NlltV9 Sun 0.U.lopment Comc-'1. • c.lifomia cor- pcntion, 110 Escondido Awnue, Suite 103, Vttta, CA. 92084. This Business is con- ducted by a aeneral part- rwship. The re1lstrant com- metad to transact bust· nesa under the fictitious business neme ltst.d abow on Match • 1988. Si1ned: LC/F No. 2 (NMiw Sun) By. Lyon Com- munities Inc.. a 1eneral partner, By: Richard E. Frankel, Executive Vice President and Secretary. Stcned: Native Sun Devel· opment Company, By: Michael R. Mahoney, Pres- ident. This statement was filed with the County Clertc of Oranp County on Apr. 15, 1988. Fi te No. F3n958 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1375 ..... flCllllOUS llUllNUS NAME ITATIMIJn The~ pefSOnS.,. doin1 business as: T.he Nei1hbornood, 425 Aliso Ave., Ne•port BNch. Ca. 92663. Christine S. WlltbOn, 425 Aliso Ave., Ne-s>ewt BeKh, Ca. 92663. Sheltey G. Bellin& 434 Catalina Or.. Newport Beech, Ca. 92663. This Business Is con· duc::t.d by a pneral part. nership. Sicned: Christine S. Wattson. Thts SWement was filed with the Counzy Clertc of Or-.. County on April 21, 1918. Fi .. No. F378462 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1373 ..... ACllllOUS.,.... NAME ITATIMUIT The tonowins persons are doin1 business as: Lyon Communities/Warmincton Associates, 19 Corporate Plaza, Newport BNch, CA. 92660. LC/F No. 1 (Warmin1· ton), a California limited partnership, 19 Corpcnte Plaza. Newport Beach, CA. 92660. Warminston Homes, a California corporation, 3090 Pullmln Street. ColU Mesa, CA. 92626. This Business is con· dud9d bf • ..,.,.. pert. nership. The r .. istrant com- menced to trllnud busi- ness under the fictioul bus· iness neme °' Mmes listld a~on Merch 21, 1988. ~ LC/F No. 1 <Wll· mtncton), 8y: Lyon Com· munlttes Inc., a aenentl partner, By: Richard E. Frankel, becutive Vice PNsident Ind~. $Cned: Wwmint Homes, by: TimathJ P. HcJlln, Ex«· utM Vice Prwsident. Thil .....,,...,. .. filed with the County C*1t °' Or.,. County on April 15, 1988. Fite No. F377959 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1374 -~----~ ------- s ITAtmanor Ml-OAP.a. ... ,..,.. ., . .,...,..._. FK:iihOUI ...... ..... The foHCIWifll person has withdrawn H a 1eneral partner "°'" the pertner. ship openit;ns under the fic:tttk>us business name of Metropolis, at 600 E. Bay A.,.., #A·3, Balboe, CA. Mark H. Sticht, 3157 Kerry Ln .• ColU Mesa, CA. Silned: Mn H. Sticht. This stM9ment ns flied with the County Cleft of <>ranee County on •· 27, 1988. 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1369 ACiiilOUlllUllNUS NAiil ITATDIDIT The foflowinc person is doinc business as: A A A APARTMENT ANO HOME MOVERS: A APARTMENT ANO HOME MOVERS: APOLLO MOVING ANO STORAGE: EXCELLENT MOYERS: A OfflCE MOVER: OFFICE MOYERS; APOU.O SERVICES, INC., 18251 Gothard, Huntlnston e..c:h. CA 92648. APOLLO SERVICES. INC., aCAUFORNIACorp., 18251 Gothard, Huntinston Beech, CA 92648. This business is con· duct.d by • corporation. Sianed: NOW> SEAYICES. INC., By. W.R. Poul, Pm. This .......,,..,. -flied with the County Ctettt of <>ranee County on •· 25, 1988. Fi .. No. F378612 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1354 flCiiliOUI ...... NAiil ITATDHNT The followint persons are doin1 business as: WARMINGTON-PARSONS VENTURES, 1641 l.ansteY Ave., Bkfa. B. Irvine, Cal. 92714. The Wilwar Trust No. II, Est. Aue 21, 1986, 125 Via Koron, Newport, Calif. 92663. Mark Ooualas Parsons, 649 V'ISta Bonita, Newport Beach, Cat. 92660. This business is con· ducted by a &eneral part· nenhlp. The re1istrant com- menced lo transact . busi- ness under the fictitious business n11me « names listed above on 3· l ·88. Silnld: EdwMi Warminl· ton Jr., Trullle for tt. Wit- .., TNll No. It. This ..... .,.,. -m.d with the County C*1t °' Or.,. County on A(K. 18. 1918. F"tteNo.~n 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1362 nth liOUI ....... IMMllTATWlfT The ....... person is doins llulir-.. n : AHA· HEIM MOWOS: BREA MCW· ERS: IUOM PM9( MOV· ERS: COSTA MESA MOYUS: c:1NSS MOV· Ett fOUNTMN VALLEY MOY£Mc IMDlN GROV£ MOYOS. 11251 Gclttwd. Huntlntton Beach, CA 92641.. APOU.O S0MCa INC., a CALIFORNtA CORP., 11251811....s. ~· Bledt, CA 92641. This bus6net1 11 con· dudld ... corpoqtion. . The N16Strent COf'n• rNlad ID ll•Ud bull-,_ ..... the fic:titioul bulir1• ,.... Oii w ........... onl5MAYa ---= #OUOSOMCO, INC., ly: W.lt. '-zl, PNa. Thil •1ila•ll w flied with ... ~ C*1t al Or.,..~ on Aftf. 25. 1--,,.. No. '371614 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1353 MlllW alll 1• -•Alll IPJJ The Pel&'• ..... It ...... 117111 -WM-MNllT• IUIDllllTIAL ~ ... ·~ ----. ...... Clll. 92714. The Wat.r Trult No. II, Est. Aul. 21, 1918, 1641 Lan1ley Ave., lld1. B, 1..W., c.tif. 92714. This business Is con· ducted by • Bustiness Trust The re1l1tr•nt com· menced to trwact buli· ness under the fictitious busineu neme « names lismd abcM on ll ·30-87. Sl1ned: Edwllrd G. War· mtnseon Jr., Trustee forthe Wilww Trust, o...d Ausust 21, 1986. This statement .. filed with the County Clerk of 0ra,,.. Counzy on May 2. 1988. File No. F379319 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1367 FICllllOUI Wtm NAME ITATllllNT The foflowtnl person is doin1 business as: COMPU- TER SYSTEM INTEGRA· TORS, 15012·B Red Hill Ave., Tustin, CA 92680. Steven Thomas Simp· kins, 8441 Heron Circle, Hunt. Bch., CA 92646. This business ls con· ducted by an individual. The re1l1trant com· met ad tlO tnlnUct busi- ness under the fic:titlous business name listed above on 4-1-88. Sicned: Stev9n Thomas Simpkins. This stNment was filed with the County Clerk of Oranlt County on •· 17. 1988. File No. F378984 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1368 ....... ntliliOUI ... fl .. .... ITATIMINT The toltowft11 penons are doins business as: MAR8l£ ARCH ASSOCIATES, 26411 Chaparral, Lasun• Hills, Cafifomia 92653, • March Assoc:iMel Limited Partner- ship. R.K.E. Companies, Inc., a Californi. corporation, 26411 CMpwral, Lllluna Hilts, CA 92653. Lomond HokNnts, Inc .• a California corporation, 9158 Nedlne River Circle, Fountain Valley, CA 92708. This business Is con- ducted by• limited '*'1W· ship. Si1ned: LOMOND HOLDINGS, INC., 8y: Rud Jarrah,President. Business first tr....a.d under this business name on Jan. 27, 1988. Attorney or Bank or A&ent: ROGER A. SAEVIG, 17310 Red Hill Avenue, Suite 145, Irvine, CA 92714 (714) 261·97n. This ~ wa filed with the County Clertl of Oranlt County on A(K. 22, 1988. F'• No. F378555 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1371 FICIHIOUI MJ•lla IUMllTATW'T The tollowirw.,...,..,. doin1 buslne11 as: G.T. INVESTMENT GROUP, 3737 Birch sar.t. Suite 300, Ne!Wpolt 8-ch, Cali- fornia 92t60. Aodf'91 F. £miry, 2616 Cove Street, Corone Def aw. Celif. 92625. 8ernm L ~. 2141 Mesa Drive, Sam. Ana • lwllta. c.lifornle 92707. Oinesh '*-· 27261 Vie Sen '*"-Mlulan Viejo, Calibnle 92692-2434. MichMI L T.,... 235 CMft8tion St1"t. Corona def .... Caltlamil 92625. Thi• butlnn1 11 con· dudld by a ........ rwship. Thia ,....tr•m com· rNlad to .,.... bJuli.. nest --.... tldlllol• .,.,..,_ ...... ...... listed •bowe on 4· 1 ·18. Sipd: ..._, F. (nwy. Thit lbtlh ...... fMld '""' the ~ a.. of °'Wiii ~ on Mey 2, 1•. ,.... No. '379320 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-2' 1364 .....,. •-in1111•··-· ....... II SA -•Wdll• ULl&i&&Jm -11111• 1 ....... , 1117 - 01• 4 I ICJ .. ltDn. end ...... who fNY bl -. .... lnw11t1d tn the wll0t ...... olUTHER P. BLACKMAN, AKA ESTHP MUUNl MAa<· MAN AMA ESTHOt -.Aa<· MAN A pedtion ta. been fifed by SYllL M.AaCMAN CAR· NEY In the Superior Court olOMHGECounty ,_..... qtNtSYBIL~ CAltN£Y be ........, .. ..... ,..,. , •• athle '° lldmfnlltl r the ...... al the decedent. The petition requests authority to administer the ...... under .. lndepend· ent Administr•tlon of UU..Act. A heerinl on the Plllitiof1 will be held on 5/111• • 1 :45PM In o..it. 13 toc:Mld at 700 CIVIC CE:NTE:R ORM WEST, SANTA ANA, CA IF YOU OBJECT lo the .,.. .. ,,, .. ~.)QI should tither appeM' .t the hearin1 and state your objections « file written ob;ectionl with the court before the heerins. Your appurance may be In per· son °' by )Qlr .ttonwy. IF YOU ARE A CRE.otTOR « • c:onti..,..nt c:r9CMor of the dee ••ed. ~ must,. .. ~r cleim wkh the court« present it to .. penon8I repr ... ntative appointed by the court .;thin four months from the dm °' first iauera of .......... pnMded in sectian 700 of the California,,.. Code. The time for filinl deiml wiN not ..... prior to four months from the .. olthe hl9rint noticed ..... YOU MAY EXAMINE the file '-pt by the court " ~ we • S*SOf" ii wnt1 d in ......... )QI may terW upon the Hecutor or adminisarllW, Of upon the Mlot'ney tor .. DICuW Of administrMor, and file with the court wkh proof al ..,. vice, a written request ..... I~ that )QI delirw special .... "' .. ... °' llft lnventOfY •nd •PPf•iM· ,... °' ........... Oii °' the petiticM. Oii llCICllUnts mentioned in IK'liol• 1200 and 1200.5 al the Cemomia Prublltl Code . ~tor ....... DOUGLAS S. SMITH, ESQ., MOftRtSON & SMITH, 180 E. MAlN ST.. SUITE #250, TUSTIN, CALIFOR· NIA926IO This natic:e was mlliltd on 4/18/88 llt SANTA ANA. C.ltfomia. 4/28 5/5 5/12 1350 • 11117 FICllllOUI Ml•Hm IMMllTAlW The follorMI• person is dofna buliNU 81: wtN· DOW SHOPPING, 26972 ~Llne,Llpw Hill. CA 92'M. WINDOW SH0"8NO, INC., A CAUfOMllA COR· POftATIOH, 26972 Rock· in1horM Lene, Leauna Hills, CA 92653. This bu1ineu 61 con· duc:Md by • corporMion. $itned:Whldow .......... Inc., 8y. Sue oe.an, PNa. This .. 'I FM .. Ned wkh ... eoune, °"' °' °'Wiii eoune, on AfK. 26, 1988. FlleNo.F3711&1 5-125-195-2'6-2 1392 I 11111 nc111 .. •1mm ,...""m H ThelA ....... .. ~ ••ln111 -.. . PENDlNCE MORTGAGE COMPANY. 3100 CMl9lJS ORNf. SUITt ICM. NEW· PORT 1EACH. CA MMO. IHDl,llllDINCE· PACWIC CORFDMTION, a C.lifonM ~. 3700 CAMftll DRIVE SUITE UM, N~ KACH,CAtlMO. This ........... It con· dudldbra........, .. ..................... to ----•• ... ...... the ftctillHI ..... .. ............... ~ 21 .1m • ...._ ... PlNODICI MClflC C)Olt. flOM TDt. .,. 8.11.. JIM. eon, flHlflllL 1Ne 111 ... _ ... .... CilMlr a.. ol a... Clllll1f -""'· .. lta fllNa.fJJIH7 1-121-111-•1-2 ·- • TM ftctttioul business """' ............. _ ftlMonAptl2t, ltl7tntM =. ru=r Orilinal Vk:tor Cepital Corpcn. "°"· • CalbNe corpon-tion. 1301 Do"9 St, •. 550, Ne•port leech, CA 92'60. Thomes v. _.... 1301 Dow St, • 550, Nlwpott Beech, CA 92t60. This~ -con-ducted by ... ,,..... ...,.,,.,. ship. Sianed: Vidor Capital Corpcntion, By. Thomn V. Boyles, President This ltMemlnt wn filed with tt. County Clerk ol Oranlt County on May 2. 1918. 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1398 14U7 ITAT'lmlllT Of WNDDf•at or Ull or neunous .. ........ The falow6rw l*9on has ablttdollld the use of the fictitious business name: BMC MORTGAGE CO., 1100 Quail StrHt, Suite 205, Newport Beech, CA 92660. The fictitious business name ref9rred to above wn filed on 1/6/88 in the County of Oranlt. Oricinal File No. F366905. . RicMlts Assoc'-. Inc .. • California corporation, 1100 Quall Street, Suite 205, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business -con· ducted by • COf"l)Cntion. Si1ned: Ricketts Atto- C--. Inc., 8y: tc..in E. Heenan, Vice-,,..,.. This ......._. w filed with the County Clertl Gf Or-. County on May 5, 1918. 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1399 "*IC llOflCI The ..,,..., report ol the Southern California lnsti· Me al~ ls avail· able for inspection, et the adchsl rdld below, dur· int nonMI bulineas hours, by any citizen who so requests .;thin 10 days after publication of this notice al its ft8ilabHity. The Southern California Institute of Photacr'aphy, 215 °' iftwood Raed, Corona dtl Mar, CA 92625. The principel ........, is: Gunnar E. Christiansen, Pr9skllnt. (714) 76CM>24 7. 5-12 1380 f1CiiiiOUI ....... lllAMllTATIMIJn The fOllOMfll person is doint business n : E.K. OtS.. TittBUTORS.1829~ deft Rd .. Ne•port Bch., CA 92MO. &Mw Simon, 1129 Com- modore Rd .• Ne,.ort Bch., CA92MO. Thia businns 11 con· ducted bf .. indlviduel. s.-t:httwSimoft Thia .. ill .... -fMld with the County Clerk °' Or-. County on May 9, 1911. F"tle No. F'380010 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1381 ACllllOUI Mllillm -ITAftmM The follorMI• l*9on Is ~.,...._sKITOH COMPUTERS. 16'1 New· partllour..cl, CoMaMMa, CA92627. Klllor'I Land Cofpor.eion <• .,..., Cdumb6I corpo. r8tion), 1666 N1wpott 8ral.-.rd, Co.a Mela, CA 92627. This bu1inn1 11 con· Ouc:ted by • corpow11tioo. The , .. 61trem com· fNllCld to ...... .,.... ,.. under ... ftdMioul blllflll ........... ..... on ...,5. lta = K£TON LAND COi T10N. ly: K.W. lluu J 1 a a. ,. JldJ ll TNa ... ••ll -fMld ...... ... c..ne, Cleft. of 0..... ~.on MllJ 9, . .. ,... .... ,. .. 5-121-ltl-•l-2 1312 MHS.JBJ - -52 .... ..... .. =·••11 .... . _ .... _ .. • s 1.....,ca-. ........... I. ... a. 0.. CA ..... Thia lu1lnn1 11 con· ductld bf an lndMdl•. The ,..tstrent COf'n• ,,.ad '° trllflMCt bulfs ,.. undlr the lctitioul bulNMfWMllltldlbcM on 4·'°"*7. Sicned: Ava 9111 ... -. E.tQ., Nt!J. et Lew, Bar#lOlM& Thia •11menc w ftled with the County Clerk o1 Or-. County on May 5, 1911. Fl .. No. F379111 5-12 5-19 5-266-2 1386 14111 ...:111 ......... NWITA.._., The followtnc PlflOnl are doin1 business as: SUN SURVEYING, 3129 Birch, Ne..-t 8eech, CA 92660. Xicotencatl E. Salezar, 2656 Oreaon Ave., Lons 8eec:h, CA 90806. Gr-aory F. Letts, 930 S. McCloud, Anaheim, CA 92805. Robert E. Steen.ts, 430 S. Schue St., Oranp, CA 92669. This Business is con· ducted by • ...,.,.., pwt. nership. The re1istrant com· menced tlO tranw:t buli· nus under the fictitious businea name 11.e.d abolle on May2, lMI. Silned: Aw sa.tt.-. Esq., Attorney at Law,., #101965 This ltMlmellt wn ftled with the County c~ o1 Or.,.. County on May 5, 1988. File No. F379110 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1387 111111 M:tnlOUI ar1m1• --ITA...-r The foltowi"I ..,._. II doinc business n : FAR· THING INTERIORS. 2903 Nearport BouliMlrd. Suite 8, Newport Beach, CA 9*3. FARTHING DEVELOP· MtNT, INC., a California corpontion, 2903 NellilPOll Boulevard, Suite B. New-.-t 8-eh, CA 92&63. This Business is con- ducted by. corpos.tion. The r .. istrant com· menced '° transact busi· neu under the fictitious busineu name listed ebcNe on April 1, 1988. Silned: FARTHING OEVE:LOP· MENT, INC .• BY: Scott Far· thins,.....,,. This ........... wnflltd with the County Clerk of 0ra,,.. County on May 3, 1981. File No. F379606 5-12 5·19 5-26 6-2 1388 1-41115 FK:illiOUI MlllfiDI llMMllTATallJIT The .,.._.rw S*SOf" is ~=~· -Antilll· "' lnstitut9 °' AINrU, 23151 Alcelde Or. S..83. ...... Hlllt.CA 92653. ~ ..... rdt lftltibM, a C.lifomia Corpor8t6on, if ic:orporMld 197' 22121 Latce FONlt Or. #114, EJ T cwo. CA 92630. Th•• Business 11 con- ducted bf. corpcntion. The r .. lstram com· rNlad '° tranuct bull· .... under .... fictitious ~ fWM liltlld abolle on Aprl 15. 1-. si.-t: ~ -.11rch lntti· Ml. By. ..... HutcNn- '°"•Vice~ This 1'1tlrNnt .. ftled with ... County Cfertl al Or.,.. eoune, on A(K. 29, 1•. ,.... No. f'37t2t6 5-12&.It1-216-2 1389 *"-'' fChi ..... " •• _" .. ""' nw . ..._....,.. .. ....... Riii • R£/MAX RIMre ........ 34197 .w;.o..~ . lteel Eat ... lnJ ..... Inc.. I CeffW· ........... TMe lusiness Is con- daldld 1111 •~. T• ,.....,. COf'n• MSiu•••wa ......_ ._ ...... ~ ..... ............ .... :..:'L...:.':i:c ....... .,. .......... ~-'11 11-llld ... .. c..er an 11 °'"' ..... •· .= lta .......... >£ 1-111-11 ... 1-2 ·- • -ft t• THE N!M'ORT &1•••-8' Dap & CID .......... lll4 Housetceepinc Rooms 413 TIWllPOmTATION CLASSIFIED INDEX ~ ••••••••••••• 8CJl8 Appl1Mc9 ..........• 806 Applienc:es W.med ••• 807 Livestock ........ : ...• 825 Birds ................ 826 REALmATE Hotefs ............... 416 lndustr~I . .. . . . . . 506 ti M.AA I~ Property . , . , , . S09 Lake Shore Property 515 AirplMes ............ 900 Antiaue Classic Car •.. 912 ~utos tor Sale ........ 910 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announclns .......... 200 a..uty Aids .......... 213 Cent ~ Thankt ....... 201 Cemetery Lots •.....•. 201 Florists •.............. 207 Fu,_.. Directory ..... 205 Funeql Services ...... 206 Hellth Aids .......... 214 lAilill Notices ......... 212 WJ111-Ctubs-etc. 209 Nuneries ............ 815 l..Olt & found ......... 210 P9rloMts ............ 211 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ..•...... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7<V EMPLOYMENT Aaencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... 307 Auctions ....•.•...••• 814 Buildinc M.teriaf ....• 811 Business Equipment 818 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 F umiture ............. 800 Furniture Wanted ....• 805 Ganiie Sales ......... 705 Jeweery .............. 812 Mwine Supptys ....... 906 Misc. fot Sate ..••.•••. 809 Misc. W...e.d .......•• 810 Musat Instrument ••• 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ....... 823 Sportq Equipment ••. 819 Acreaee .............. 511 Apts. furnished ....... 407 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bld1. to be Mewed .... 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches ..•.. 512 Garaees for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent I Unfum ........•.... '06 lots for Sale .......... 510 Mobile Homes ........ 917 Mortpae & TO ....... 607 Motels ....•......... _.415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xch1 ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 41 O RESORT PROP£RTY For Sale ......•....... 4ltl Rental .............. 417 Autos Wned ........ 915 Auto Patts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair /Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/for ...... 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 f oreisn & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds .............. 909 Motorcyctes & Bikes 908 Motor Homes ... : ..... 916 SEIMCES Schools .............. 608 SiWMJon Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business Services BOQK.WffPING A PAIN? Let Gearwl do it Prof& sional. computerized reports.. T8ilcnd tD ,our ....-.Smml~& individual specl•list. Ucenl9d tax IJNPll!W. Georll Bill.t.dt The eomo...t Bookkeeper. 714-9M-2002 ATTORNEY AT LAW JAMES f . LECK SPECIALIZING IN: •Personal Injury •Auto Injury •Boats, Bikes, Aviation, Etc. •Malpractice: Lepl or Medical •Work-Related Injury •Insurance Claims eProduct Liability •Wronlful Death •No charae for Lepl Consul- tation. No recovery. No . attorney fees. 2372 South- East Bristol #B Newport Beach 152-0IOI RENT A PASSENGER. "" • cs DOOi .... 6-lOPM. 612-9992 BA8Y /CHILD CARE in my Meu Verde home. ACrosa from pert(. Dey time. KMt1y 556-7916 CHILD CARE Off£RED " PT MY HOME. DAYS EVE. FENCED YARD, REF. 7&0-2581 FUU TIME BABYSIT. TING In f'.f'W home. Batb . ... 673-4 769 or 55g.. 487 LOVING, RELIABLE DEPENDABLE Nannies. houllltell*S avetlable INil in-out. Prescreened. $100. wk. ~·5108 CHILD CARE/ HOUSE- KEEPERS AVAILABLE l.iw in OI out, cari"I. depend8ble. screened to meet your needs. Domestic Excellence ~832-3665 eCnMlit MAJOR CREOtT CARDS! Rept"dless d credit his· tory. Also, new credit card. Noone refused! for information calt 1·315- 733-6062 Ext M364. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! Reprdless d credit his· tory. Also, new credit No one refused. for infor- mation call 1·315-733· 6062 Ext M369 .. ~~ ~t .. ·~ . ~ ·~ 7'-#1' ... ,. .. Futt prdenins serke, susonat ftower plantinc. l.andscapinc. sprinkler yard improvements, lawn treatment, weed control, routine mainte- nance (sprina renew•· tion). licensed/bonded. 894-6665, Rey Perwd. LANDSCAPING & Tree Service & Clean Ups. Monthly Fee. Jim 553· 1554 HOUBEIJIDS .. NA1811UWNCY Has it Ml8dimte opaMI Ill fot Live In/Out Houte- keepers. C.O. peferred. S~nish Ok. All Jobs 1009' free. (714) 951-6110 i..IC£NSEDAHO BONDED LIVE-IN COMPA.NtON AtD, 714-669-1148 .,.._ •Home.J:r: ·&Rem 24 hr home repair, small fObS.,.. quick Md eay. Celt for fn9e phone QUOte on all wort( 760-7205 ....... ::= &lemo- FREE CONSUMER SERVICE C.H for rwnes of c:ompel8nt licensed & bonded tradespeople to remodel=r, . clean and~. HOM£ IMPROVEMENT REFERRALS INC. (714) 131-7200 BEVELED & STAINED GLASS ART/ DOORS Shop at home & ~Solid Maho1ony, oak doors. 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Complete ~,,. service. M6- for a dependable dry waif company call Artis- tic Interiors 556· 1160 ... small repairs. Room addition. Custom texture · •MUlic L111oaa MUSIC l.£SSONS, your home by Mr. Palmer Jr Hi. Band Dir 33 yrs in o.c. Alt brass & wood- winds. 642-n15 FAST FAIR & FRIENDLY. O.C.S finest Paintiri&. Uc#516103. Pete 499. 3022 PAINTING ED'S Pllinf interior I exterior. f ~ Est. Lie. ~l ePaollanice •Schook& lnetrudlon MODERN SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES French, Spanish, ESL. Spec~t Courses for T ra-veaers. ea.1 Jackie, 497. 3973. Also Masters ()eayee in F~ Lan· l'Jllll!S. ~iahzina in the teac:h1n1 of young children. •• DEAN THE TILE MAN ~ sho•ars. c:reamic tile/anst.all/repai5hcid wash/ re-IJ'C)Ut. shower ~-~~~3:J. Cati 675-8212 OI 846- 8526 211.,.,.., ... MAJOR CREDfT CARDS! REGARDLESS OF CREOfT HISTORY. ALSO, NEW CREDIT CARO. NO ONE REFUSED. FOR INFO. CAU. 1-315-733· 6062 EXT M 386 TWO PROFESSIONALS ~inc a third to sh.re expenses. of spacious, dean, Wf1Y nice, con dot· table Mesa Verde home. Mot~ rent $500 + util· ities/expenses split, security ~ & refer. enc.es reauired. Can Mr. Green at 642-9310 Days (or 545-8589 Eves) G&T PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $100 l>ef title. Write PACEC947, 161 S. Lincoln w_,, N. Aurora, ll60542 GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,400-$72,500 Now Hiri Excellent benef· its. '&u 504-649-7922 Ext j-8348 ORVILLE WANTS YOU! Lookin1 for friendly, indepelident .,.,.,.. to wen as cttris 9t our srwdc loclltio1 • New- port f eshion 1-.nd. Bath d8Ys & .. lhtfts .... 11tJ1e! tf it• 111 I !-visit . us at Irvine f'{anch Famw's Mkt. in Abium Couft. OI cad (714) 64(). 7701 GET PAID FOR REA0- 1 NG 800KS! $100.00 PER TITLE. WRITE PASE-0947, 161 S. Un- cohi Wsy, N. Aurora, IL 60542 DATA~ MANAGER FORTUNE 500 Ct1MPMl't. Cl9Cll insuf'MOI b: 11 Id' in Mission ~ apenit. i 3shifts. 7 .... ~bfe for manll" .,. devejopit. ~ directins st.aft d 15 in atl aspects d D P in OOS/VSE CICS environ· ment BS in CS desira· tMe. 50lmore~ manaeement exp required. Excellent com· penstion & benefit pack· send resume & requw en M9f1t to 0 8~7.San Oie&o. CA 92138. EOE •FUN* WEEKEND JOB You choose wtwi. GM out samples in ~et. near your home. 962 · 5688 PACIFIC SYMPHONY GOVERNMENT JOBS Wants confidellt people Sl5,400-S72,500 NOW fot its first.,,,_,., We- HtRtNG. Exceflent fund-. . drM. Good ber~ Catt 504-649-S P~t Ann 549· 7922 Ext J 2550 4165 tr.te. NOW HIRING * Cashiers * Grill People General Crew All Shifts Available, Mominp, Days, Evenings. Full or Part Time. Great for Senior Citizens, Housewives, Students , 3141 Hilrbor Btwd. Colm 11111 549-1279 -~~= -- OVBISfAS JOBS, TAX FREE INCOME ALL. OCCUPATIO~ COM· PAHY PAID EFITS. Cell (305) 456 "°3 OI. .......... -Wartd-wide~ll26S. F ...... HWy 322 ft L.audlrdllle, FL mt&. Act.a,..ful refund if not CTl OW8t'I Ill per COi Uca1sed .... overseas employment ..-icy. ·-· PMT·Tm DAft a IVB•I• ;up..:. •.. ,. .......... 7111111111 Nf HllllR -.............. • llal •Ht.•_..,_ .......... ..tr .... ................ """'' ........ a,.,........,, ............ -· ,, ....... .,_IMACAu.I .. ~ -..u. ••n•• ..,.,,,. -·-· .... '177 ..... Tlt .. tt UllTA AM e.ttft . li•I I 'k ...... ..... , Ill .. tYr • ·~IC ' .... l&ku .,......, -.......... "'·-·-· ... ~...., ............ ____ .....,. • PllESSIS DRAI<E OFFICE OVERUW> IE 111\VE IMDIA1£ tft1'1Q-- • •-PC ••mu • lmPEIFECT e •TlllTE . e llPUYftRE ••• e LOTUS 1-2-3 LOii & sa.t Tn AssiptMats ...... .,..,..... . "',., (714) 474-2914 t• VII 1111.-# llO Mil Erl laft fiw SECRETARY ExportOM $24,000 ~ ii g.11111111) ~~a rt s-.•1•:C-.. ... n.. ......... . .... u;-..-.... .., ..... OM5 " Oftlcell ... 014}7IM070 E.O.E. PROGRAMMER ANALYST -.::c:rr .. : ............ and =:i= and ._. ••• 1 .... ~~ ......... ~ &~........... mm ... , ,_ l:!:"* ....= ....... impllnwslllL .... c:m..,111 .. ._.1 ...... s,.....,. ~....,.. W~Ct'll. C090I. CICI, ICCF ..... ..-. .......... £ •••• ............ & cw.:u1l 1l1n .... .... ,... .. -:i"iii .... , ... -~ YES, YOU CANI *YESI-... ,., •• ........... "" - 11, • 1 • E1,11t1111. .-......., ...... *YEii~ ••• ,.... I C11 °111 PurHr• *YESI.,.. v.211 •• _. M1'1 bl *YEii-.... , ..... T-SgJ • ' IQ 5 111 .................. ................. Clll'lll u... ....... ... ._., ..... ,, r •; •u1•• en-nn •u••• 978-Ttn UllTA AllA .... ttft ,_.,. nt..-tt .. ~ -..tt• ................. "'. ......... ,.., a ,,,.., ___ ,...,. MARKETING SALES Dynamic Newport Mars ketinc Group has posi- tion available, will train . Ideal workinc cond~. daily bonus + comm1Ss sion. Gene 67S-0023 DISTRICT MANAGER Full time, fu II benefits, afternoons. Call Jeff 540- 3008 SECRETARY Costa Mesa Co. Excellent phone wice. .k11ful attitude & lite typifw. Call coltect 213-86ls7290 EMPLOYMENT OPPT SENIOR UNDER- WRITER. Commercial acc:":t, =ny premiums up to 1 mil. 3 yrs exp, QrW oriented ~~mg:,; Valerie 546-3676 Ext 946 PRODUCT LINE MAN· AGER. This is an undefwritinc position. You will be responsible for the nWnt.enllnce and the future d .... 1 '-II commercial accounts. Call Valeri 564-3676 Ext 941 HIRING GOVERNMENT JOB YOUR AREA. ~15 000-$68,000. Call 602) 883-8885 EXT 375. RECEPTIONIST /Prac· tice Builder for holistic pain center on Fashion lstand. Mature will train. M-W·F Aft/Eves. Tue· Thu $1.50 hr., 40 hrs a week. Lve messap. Fr. held65 l · l 765 HIRING! GOVERNMENT JOBS -YOUR AREA, M62~a~ram 1·~: 3375 NOW HIRING YOUR AREA. $13,550 to $59,480. Immediate optnJf'.'lp. Catt 1-315· 733-6062 Ext #F 369 RECEPTIONIST LITE TYPING OK S20,400+. YOUR FRONT OFFICE APPEARANCE AND ABILITY TO HANDLE LOTS Of VARIETY ARE AU. YOU NEED TO LAND THIS EXCfTING OPPOR· TUNITY IN NEWPORT BEACH FIRM. GROWTH TOOt O.M.5. OFFICE MATES. 768-6070 HOME AID CARE AVAILS A8l£. C..deldertv M'ld terminal. M-F clean1 reliable, with exceUem character. Exoerience, rnences. Call E\lle 963· 3478 MEDICAL OFFICE MAN· AGER Excellent salary. Front & t.ck office expe- rience wanted imme· =·Call 641-5044 for lnteW. .... .. llPS•MY Al 11•15 I lllt-...... Ir .DNm .... ,k ........ ........... Jklll 0.-.. c...., ....... .............. S I 5 2 IJll*• .. ti 911•1• ............... ............. ............ •Ola*a .... ,. ,, ...... l!a 1 $, ,. •···· .. i (ft ... 1070 201 ........ ... _,_ .,..... GIRL FRIDAY with good telephone voice accurate typin1 and JOOd with fiauret. A CM· •na office in Corona del Mar, 759-1150 IECUllTY * OFFICEll * Full/hrt· Time. Top P8y. Now Hirina ForColta Meu Loca- tion. Will T,.inf Uni· form Allow•nce, Bonus Pay. Medical/ Dental. Credit Union. APPLY9AM s4PM MONDAY-FRIDAY • LNOl.llllCUmTY (714)1111112 (2U)m.M74 FEDERAL STATE AND CIVIL SERVICE JOBS, now hirjn& ~r .... $13,550 to $59,480 immedlllt• OPtnt~p. Call 1-315s733·6063 Ext F369 ORANGE COUNTY REG- ISTER is 1ookin1 for full time assistant ma~ers. $5.75 hr, 30 to 40 hrs per wk. Full beMflts + ps alaow.a. Good drivirw record • ~of ins. (714) 540-3008 12 Noon to7 PM HELP WANTED CoUece or Hiah School student; as offrce assistant C.D.M. part time. 644s4022 EXCEUENT WAGES for spart time nsembfy work. Electronics. cr.fts, others. Info 504-641- 0091Ext.1231. Open 7 days PART TIME AM, Week· ends, Im afternoon, week dlys. Must be 18I mod clrtVq NCOFd. Cal 12 Noon to 7 p.m. 540- 3008 HIRING ASSISTANT Mair_9M Md lt8ff. If ~ like worldftl in a pleasant et~re Mdm11tir• ·.ioin Cinn•mon o r1ir . Ndr in Plf'IG". 220~ Marrne AM., Balt>o. lu.nd ....... tt AMlricll ...... A1111rc11, lllC. tHl6Ht tPAY llATESt RN's .., .. 130 111. LVN's ., " '19 ... A HtdanMdl,,....., .... ~ .,._,,,, ......... flt4) 172.om T l MP 0 RA Fl .,, Join The Leader of Office, Automation tf .YQU have these skills: •P.C. •Wordprocessin1 •Data Entry •File Clerks •Typist •ACcounts ~yabte •Receptionist et,.epl/Executive eSeCretaries AH Shifts Available Come to our Costa Mesa location 2790 .... Bhd. Suite 109 Mon-Fri~ proper l.D. For more inbmltion cmll COltaMlsl (714)557-4427 Anehlim (714)53M900 (7~=1 l:"ICSl:SI' EARN-$7.75 HR. We need assistance in eva· 1umrw and responding to daily work reports sut>- mitted by our a1ents ~the state. No expereence. necessary; work at home. For infor· mation send self· addressed, stamped erwelooe 9~ Inches ~ to: AWGA. Dept E. Bai 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359 DRAl<E OFFICE OVERLCMD lmCMIY• m.-10PE111 PQllDIAYMJIAE elK•m •Cllb •• • Slalllrils • Dita &by -.... '-••ill • •• till ans (714) 474-2974 1 .. , .... ,.. Slitl 131, lni• 1°'"" FREE EOE MM~abr~ State of the art, hi~h =t~i~~~~ person, some exp. desired. 631-6701. Ask for Henry SALES PEOPLE 14 -FI T (32s35) HRS PIT. We went thll .., Desire man peop1e who 8f'8 enthusiltstic • outaoinl. Aetailules•. =We ofter com-~ ...... bonus ~ doehilw • exs. Call Michelle/Julie 714-722- 8722 IEClllTAllY PIMDNEL SZUOO+ u..,...r ........ ...__,... ... ......... ....... s.c.·Plal lrm. ...... 111anuptD 0.11.sd:. ...... 7IN010 RA TE ANAL VST need a perscnl "'-beck· around 1D est.8blish rD on the insured. Cati Vais tnl 546-3676 Ext. 944 GET PAID FOR R£AO. INGt $100.00 RI! title. Wries: PASE-All 75 161 s. Unc:x*l w-Y. N. Aurora, IU. 60542 RENT OWNERS ~ from $100/dn. .. to a.ch. 913/642- 5011 ~b••• Unfur. NORTHWOOD, 2bdr, 1 bath UPI' twnhm on lake steps to ~I. AC.t..A all amets. $950. 583-7"'11 409-Condos for Rent CHARMING FURN 2 Bdrm 2 Bath, pool, spa, patio, fir~ praae. Short term. $l,875 or lease $1,700. 760-3187 412-Rentals ..... SHARE LARGE QUIET 3 Bdr, 3 Bath. Turtle Rock town house, with pool & tennis & jacuzzi. Non· smoking ~No child-ren or pets. + IA util. Home854-43 417-Reeort Rentals Maui MAUl /KAANAPALI BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo. Ocean view fulty furn & equip. Ten- nis/pool/beach. Bro- chure. 854-0909 750 SQ. FEET prime office space in Balboa, great views with patio. Available 5-1. Call Judy 675-9615 508-Houses for s.le GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1.00 (U·REPAIR) FORECLOSURES , REPOS. TAX DELIN· QUENT PROPERTIES. NOW snuNG YOUR AREA. CALL 1-315-736- 7375 EXT H·CA·N fof current list 24 hrs. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 CU-REPAIR) ALSO TAX OEUNOUENT & FORECLOSlJR£-pfK>p . ERTIES AVAILABLE ~f~: 1~f1R5.f~~!~2 EXTG386 GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1.00 ~ir) Foreclosures. Tax Deltnquent Prot>erties. Now iellq ~ .... Cell 1·3l5·736s7375 Ext H-CA-N2 for curr91t list 24 hrs. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 CU·R=PAIR . ALSOTAXDEU ~ FORECLO URES PROPERTIES. AVAILAs BLE NOW. FOR LISTING, CALL l-315·733-6065 EXTG-369 SALE-BY OWNER-So. at PCH. o.sind comer 2 Bed. 2 Bath. $485,000. 675-1996 ......... nd Rou r-..... -·- PRICE REDUCED BALBOA ISLAND ~ tWtlOd1l1d 2 8dr & din. ~ roam wlh Ulild brick h11l1 Cl Plus 4 ldr.:..=. lilh ....... Elle Pl*'ltill OI U. tDlill • Nlldlra. 0.W~9ubmlt lldllrl. "95,000. ~ 1000. -. W1terfront home with baml dock and ... l doul 3 bdrm 3 be, bonus room. It won't Alent 638-2755 • Ptomm*'J a., Roo ,. ... "" -· ·- MAGNIFICEN BAY FRONT WITH DOCKS Live on water with own docks. For two 60 ft. boats or smaller ones. 5 bdrm & 4 baths at luxury. 3 fireplaces, open enter· tainment area. lncludina atrium blr, den, formal dinina room and aourmet kitchen. You must see this spectacu· lar buy. A~ki_n_a Sl,075,000. 650-7000 . Open house Sat·S.un 12:30-4:30, 607 Bayside Or. 514-0ut of State Prop. ISLAND RETREAT. FLY IN, SAIL AWAY. Fabled Orcas Is. in the San Juans, is a northwoods paradise. 2 Bdr, 2 bath home with prden. Larae aaraae & work-shop + additional 2 Bdr & 1 bath apt for auests or income . 1 block from private air· port & marina, & beach. l mite to town. Owner must sell. $13_!r000/ offer. 415-662-2:.u7 605-Mol1eJ to lw1 WIDOW HAS MONEY for ~uity, loans/TDs. $IO 000 up. No QU81ify· i~no penalty. Call Den· Ison Associates 714· 673-7311 Todllyf 5096 LT. V Conditional ,. sales contract secured by UCC-1 and improved commercial location. tt°@~o~~~M3 /lr: 5879) 700-lulin111 Opp't. BEST 1 PERSON BUSI· NESS Secure business tt.t orrws independent OWIW'lhip no htdlise fees. 1111 • your own WOt1dftl hoUrs (limited hours per month) free. dom for~ business 1D F#f.6'9M .... ,... value. Most ~ Immediate c.s flOw, producinl Income. Mift. 1mum investment SS,900. Call J•..,. Hinz for a lcal appl 1.80().. 255-5725 FISHING ROD MANUFAC- TURING CO. For Sale. -Exclusive manut.cturirw & distri· bution of the lJndenod the n•west & most dynamic spinnlf11 rod on the U.S. mertcet. Petent & ndemark included. Lar.1_e inventory. $123,000. Williams ~ E.rwineerifW. P.O. Eb 31695 Oeytori";" Ohio 45431 BUS OPPT!! SELL ADVERTISING . SPECIALTY TRADEMASTERS ADV 832-9064 COMPLETE PRINT SHOP Full Drice $22,000. ~000 down. 972- JllWIALI 100 HOME GARAGE SALE M9Y 14-15 9 A.M.· 4 P.M. 11*1 bil ..,..,., Seville Homeowners. Ml11mn Vl!ltoaff T'*'co Rd.• Mud1 .. oor ~. .,., HR LOI AMIOI & 1:.1 Toro Rd. ·117-Gflce .... , .•. $99 PER MONTH RENT IBM PC done. 640K dual ~~~1T SMITH CORONA 8000. Very_ •ood condition. $59.00. 631-8120 .... , FCIA ••• 111111 -lflmn The ............ =:-.r, .. ~ -s,,..m~nr., UNIT uo. NEW· PORT BEACH, CA t2MO. Stephen F. Pwklns- Generel Partner, 3157 Birc:hsn.t. Unit530, ..... part a.ch, CA 92660. This bu1lnea1 11 con· duc.tld br • CDl'PDNllol• .PKfflc Sun .,.. ....... Ud Bari M. Tldwelf Thll ..,....,.._m,.,.•""nt wes filed with the County Clertc of Or.,.. County on April 18, 1911. File No. F-3n974 4121, 4128, 5/5, 5/12 1335 828-lmr11b1•ds ......... The AulD ..... a Gerwal Partnership • Gfneral Partner, 1333 Del1ado Road, Palm Sprinp, CA 92262. 1-11111 ITA'WOf AUWllHIDIT OfU.Of Mexic.n Tiffany style = ~ r:" for ";I 631~120 QUALITY QUEEN SL££PER Neutrar tebric Drinl Very p>d condi· tion1 contempc>rary des11n. Askin1 $300. 559-1703 TWIN/KING BEDS PLUS & ELECTRIC DRYER. Must sell. ~ Many more items. Eve after 5. 754-9209 SOFA,,.. LOVESEA T-' CHAI", LOOSt. CUSHIONS, like new. (Mk trim. 843-9294 BEAUTIFUL4 PIECE LJV. ING ROOM SET. NEW EARTHTONES. 843· 9274 80&-ApplllllCll SPRING CLEARANCE SALE 1596 Off recond. major home appliMces. Warranteed, delivery available. Holida~ Dis· tributors. 1712 s. Grand, s.ru Ana. 834-0111 810.Mllc. Wa1lt9d WANTED NEWPORT ELECTRIC PACKET SURRY TOP. 714-650- 0469 DOG & PUPPY TRAIN· ING. Quick and aentle methods! House n*"'8rS expert! Call & listen 835-8538 ENJOY 13-15%retumon TDs. Also lend on & buy TDs. $10.r..~ up $1 mil+. Call uenison Asso- ciates 714-673-7311 Today! LARGE BOAT to trade out work for live aboard. Nicety located in Marina Oet ffey. Reliable, handy person with references ~fened. Call Ron 213- 274-8233 LIEN SAl.£. >~l A.M. Lido Yacht • ;J:w 717 Udo Pn Drive 'PO't Beech. 19n 25 ft ~lo Cf 3616 G C Hult #ABMF0048MnG Type V 1 and 19n Trail· rite Carrier Lie None-CA VIN 3935. (415) 757· 2628 18 FT COBAl T 3~ ~ ~1~4~ 908-llotoreycl• ....... 1987 HONDA SO SCOOTER low milea&e. 855-4160. Askina $500. 910.Aum tor We CAN YOU BUY JEEPS, CARS. 4X4s seized in dru.& raids for under $100? Call for facts today. 602-837-3401 Ext 457 Benz 1987 MERCEDES 300-D Turbo, take over pay· ments.957-8011 FOR SALE CLASSIC MUSTANG MACH 1351 en1ine. Ori1. owner, IDOd condition yellow & 6lack. $6,000. 722-1286 £xt. 32 1985 PORSCHE 911 Ruby Red. 18 K mites. tmmaculate condition with all extra. Motivated seller. 33.9K or best offer.495-6870 Vcilw:lw111n CLASSIC 1958 VW 1 owner, all oriainal. Oria· inaJ -paint. Ix. cona. $3500. 805-528-2853 eveninas $1.50 PER DAY Thaf s all you pay for 3 lines 30-day minimum in our SERVICE DIRECTORY call today!! ASK FOR INEZ CALL 631 -8120 EXT 16 This Business is con- duct.d by a eenera• part· nership. The re1istrant com- menced to nnsact busi· ness under the flCtitious business name listed above on 5/2/88. Si1ned: Ste· phen F. Perkins. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on A{K. 28, 1988. Fite No. F379170 S-5 s.12 s.19 S.26 13n ACililOUI MlllHEll umlTATWT The t0Howin1 person is doif11 business es: HARO TO FINO PARTS: MAIL ORDER, 18261 Gothard, Huntincton Beach, C.llfor· nia92648. STAINLESS EQUIPMENT, CORP., a .California corp., 18261 Gothard, Huntincton Beach, CA 92648. This business Is con· ducted by a corporation. Silned: STAINLESS EQUIP. CORP. By: Barbar1 Bru· zete, Op. Man. This statement was filed with the County c~ of <>ranee County on A{K. 25. 19B8. Fite No. F378613 4-28 S-5 5-12 5-19 1355 F1CT1T10US BUSINESS NAiil ITAlDIUfT The '°'lowin& person is doina business as A-Wall- paper City; B·Wallpaper Wortd; C-Pacific Wholesale Wall~per; 0 -Wallpaper Warehouse, 24601 Ray- mond Way, El Toro. Calif. 92630. Pacific Sun Development, Limited, A Califomla Corpcntion, 3535 E. COllS • H ..... y. CoroN def MC C.I. 92625. f1CTITIOUI ---NAME ITATIMENT The followin1 persons haw abandoned the use of fictitious business name Thailand« Restaurant, 211 62nd Street, Newport Beach, c.tifomia 90663. The fictitious businen name refefYed to abolle wes filed on 8-7-86 in the County of OfMee. Oritinal File No. F-316368. Prnobh~,94 Monticello, Irvine, Catifor· nia 92663. Piya Bhatta- nayoo, 54 Monticello, Irvine, Califomial 92663. This business wes con- dud8d by individuals. (Sianecf) Phnobh Bhatia· nayoo Piya BNlttanayoo This statlNnent was filed with the County Clerk of 0ra"l8 County on March 30, 1988. 4114,4/21,-4/28 5/5 1320 The United w~ • Thanks to you itworks·b-alJ dus. CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACllCJll 1 Dll&md 6 ,_., NititJ 11 Hoot .. Coot: Abk. 16 .......... 17 lol'toltart 11 PIWll ta,.mr cat8r 19 Uhll 20 Cal 11arjackea 21 ....... 22 ClpillnM ........ , 2S P-h•..nJa 1 l6 Kita ..Umct 27 o,.. .... _ JO ._.. 34 ............. lib _•:PLSS.6" 36 ._... ... coctoa 37 a..-cc.troll 31 T.,.hlrool J91mf8C911 40 Mlltil ... 41 llr:I tmD 42.., 7 43 W•poa for Captaja Kat? 47 a.rcta11•1 .,, lltJ so ...... SI n1 ,____.. .. SS ..... .._ .. ,. S6 Pllllr .... a ma-••t SI Uab HID ol P ... S9 Ewa 60 f.a _ 61 Em.a 62 •••.• -tM Cabob talk ••• ": .... .,. 11 12 13 1 15 63 ... 64 l.illll from Tormto 6S ............ , 73 ·•ar• wltla cam ar waJ 75 o.y•1-.c1a 76 1111111 aru111 • ....., 77 roa.•actay 71 larntt •d Jaffe 79 .......... miaority IO Sida II Nano•~ 12 C•chlcteduew DOWN I Noisy Orly .wton 2 Dos••-3 Pro -(proportioully) 4Rmliantea s ••.• 6 M1stbtes 7 ltema to be doffed 8 CoDf-or prof aa 9 Clpitol Hill denizen I 0 Make aenile 11 Sinajoyomly 1 l ..... maicb all in -.. 13 Umpoiled 14 Form• chest champ l s Draft ini,Jt.la 23 Donown •• ors. 24 Golfer'• concern 28 Certlin corner 29 All our ynterday1 30 FDR follower 31 1te•1 WW II commud 32 Qaqed atom 33 Vied ia I bee 34 llimic 35 IJb Kirk Doe• .... 36 ........... . 31 s.Jt_ .... 39 ~ •••otilll ,...., 41 Anlo•MaeclaH1• m. 42 Solicit 44 ....... ,WW D C01am9M 45 So•• 46 Uaitof__. 47 .. _ ... !" 41 11akk•1 aatOftY• 49 llaM llCwe, II I boat 5l 1/100 of I yen S l ··-S.Ck •• of the comics ~ -. Don't 111 thl weather stop you f ram advertising your garage . or rummage ale - You get a rain check if it rainsl Call 631-8120 l' Solution to Last Week's Puzzle 54 ColEUMldall S6 C.,.try tools 57 •bJ'1 piece. iD a .,.. SI Pluablr'atool ....... 60 Clrd-ta•• •tt .... 61 Wen wttla •rp•t ar mdaia 63 Elrty Vqiai11•1 64 "God -• nwy oee": Dickens 66 Comb. form fOf -.... 67 .... COftlOrt 61 Yoaaormr 69E111Mar~ 70 .,... •• work 71 NMwort ol ..,,.. 72 Y.._ftlUde 73 ftlce to llo• o•'• PKt 74 nr... • - ,..i • ! ... , ft llONND ENGSTROM kbara Rothman ii nestled in Cliad Nine, which ii presently hcMriaa above the Andetten Sdlool tinder1arten. Barbara bu ju1t become the primo Aafenea Alltel by diatinpisb-iaa the 1ehool and the Roy 0. Andenen PT A as a finalist in the National PTA Phoebe Appenon Hearst Outstanclina Educator Award competition. Barbara received an Honorable Mention, SSOO, and a nifty plaque by placing among the top Beyond the Basics five best teachers for the entire nation, out of more than 800 nominees. This is the second year that the Andersen PT A Awards Committee has chosen to submit Barbara's name, and it is par- ticularly timely, not only for Andersen, but for the Newport- Mesa School District. Barbara. whose specialty is developmen- tal kindergarten, has devoted much of the past year to beading up the district's Kindergarten Task Force in preparation for the combination of Harbor View and Andersen kindergartens at the Eastbluff site next fall. Much of the curriculum, spatial use and philosophy of the program bu taken shape under Barbara's pidance. She is the expert. She i1 one of the district's first mntor teacben; she lectures, pides and lends her expertise to Odlier districu; and she presents ~nan in other states. She is tk author of two boots, Frtt To Be Four YearJ Old and Frtt . To Be Flw Yeor.r Old. wbicll ue uaed by early childhood edaca- ton in at least a dozen other states, and teveral days aao the received an order for her boob from the Rona ~ona lnterna-• tional School. Recently, abe presented a worbbop in Salt Late City, which wu ao weU- received that a school diatrict in Wyoming arranpd for an bour- and-a-half conference call work- shop with Barbara. Her phone line wu booked up to a Wyom- ing schoolroom full of kinder- garten and first grade teacbcn and to another line, on which a University of Wyoming pro- fessor sat in to partake of Barbau:a •s expertise. "She is one of the most crea- tive and talented teacben rve had the pleasure to work with,"' said Bruce Crockard, Andersen School principal. "How nice it is to have someone of her status for our new kindergarten pro- gram. We 're extremely proud of her. She is most deserving." I echo those words. I've known Barbara well for seven of the 11 years she's taught at Andersen. My own daughter was fortunate to have her for her first public school experience. Her philosophy of "readiness," of giving the fledgling students the .. gift of time" to explore their own potential, of concentrating on their social and motor skills, and of accepting their different levels of development bu been responsible for hundreds of confident children who "feel good about themselves." Her creative approach to teaching them the mechanics of real life situations is defmitely a forte. Every year she sets up a mock post office with each child •s name and address on an indi- vidual post box. Children play the roles of mail sorter, postal clerk and delivery person, using actual pieces of mail, learning the real function of the postal system by perf onning it tbem-selv~. An entire week each fall is devoted to Indian culture, cul- minating with Indian Day. Bar- bara transforms the room and the play yard into a close-to- authentic environment. The children grind com with atones; gather real cranberries into buketa and wash them in the "river;"' plant corn, accompanied by a piece of fish for fertilizer; make a "prayer stick," decorated with feathers; dance around a real teepee; ptber wood and l&Onea for the Mfire riDlt" around Wbicll they ail Cl'CJ • le• d to abape bowls from clay. Belides leamiq about tbc cultarc of the (ant Americana, they learn the bail of much modem tecbnol- oay. Thou1h the fish they .. ,pear" in tbc "river• are ...Se of paper, u they proceed to bang them on the drying rack, they are learning about food praer- vation. More importantly. u they role-play, children really Mfeel" the history and the 1tilla that they are learning. I always have fun chatting with Barbara. Sbc brinp enthu- sium to even the most mundane convenation. New ideas are always tumbling out, intenpened with her delightful laup. I am impressed that this woman, who is so gifted, who bu her masters degree from the University of San Francisco, who last year received the Career Achievement Award from her alma mater, California Lutheran University, who teaches other tcacben, is crawling on the floor among busy groups of five-year- olds. She stops to help a child with his black-versus-white bean counting, exclaims joyously about another child's accomp- lishment, then squeezes in between two tousled beads to snuggle them. She bas honored us all: Andersen, our district, our state. So, I ask if she bas any thoughts about giving up teaching to devote more time to lecturing and writing. "Oh, no," 1bc laugbl pily. "I have too much fun!" Bonnk E.nptrom is a ~mber of tlw Coro1t11 Ml Mar H16h School and Arukr1m School PTA3 and JBW3 on tlw Harbor Council PT A . Phone etiquette puts your i mage on the line The other day I did what is to me a normal thing. I returned a phone call at work. The parent on the other end was shocked. wrb.ank you so much for return- ing my call," she said in a hushed tone. •1 try to call as soon as I can," I said. This is no credit to me. My 1CCretary, tired of fending off pma1u who were trying for the tbinl time to reach me, finally • ...,,. me into returniq ea1la qrir'ly. My husband, equally eu.perated with mea11p pth- ~dust at home, made life diflirah until I aot my telephone .. topther. Now rm like a reformed ••••n. I dildain otben who ._, return c6. I have - 1ll1sva of 10 or20can.,doaD1 o1-. pink me••I 1. ~up Oii .. b of aon,_,.. col- 11• 11. Not oalJ ii ia blld ft ,. ._ o1 • 1a enc.aion. it ~deprc•iea TheloDF W waiU OD tbole m••I I, the ••• t one feels upoa fiaally ••• MJ attorney bmbiuld te1ll me tliM tome in bil OWD "'°fl I lion ,... return calla. And, iD f8et, t laappened to me a few •• .,,. qo. I llllCI wriuen a COiumn OD a liiJlct pertineat to a criminal Ui.ltlaat was aoiaa on in another co•ty. One att~ OD tbe CW W contacted me ad bad •keel •te be an eapert wibllll. I bad 4k•d, feelin1 d,ieply 1ym~ tbetic to one participant. I was given two day's notice, told to write up a vitae and have the relevent column ready to go. I scurried into action, lining up a But /'dnever bi.re him. To me, tbe lack of phone etiquette showed an attitude. I won't go to a doctor who doesn't return my call. (Preferably in person). Sue Kauth babysitter (the trial WU to ltart OD a vacation clay) and 1ettiD1 a pudms for a Mctup. Acri• OD tbe J*'ibility tlaat tbe ·trilll ~ .. OD into tbe f~ work -., I sllo told _, bcm tUI 1-... be .,_·for Ma.day lid 1'1i11d•y. I .......... my ~ ...... to pict., ., ........ from 1e.M1 ia tlaat ewmt. I WM ieedy. 1'e next day, ....,litter in p1-, I nited. No plaone call. Y...., aroud nooa I oalllCI dlia ~'aoft'ica. I nnerreaeiMI an wwer. Nor did I receiw one Oftr die weetead or tllie f~ ins MOlilday. Nor did I eva nceift one. FIDllllJ, beiDa fllirlJ bfiPt, I went OD Wilti 8J life, ........ tMt die trilll WM loina well enoup .... tliat tbey clida' need me. SCwral ..U a.., I read tUt the outcome bad lteeD favorable to die ~ I had wanted to help. Tiie Mto~ b.cl done a.,_ job. Why should I 10 to uaotbCr profaaioaal who demons.,.._ this rudeneu? I don't aiind takifta a look at my own pro- f euion, u well. Part of a seact.r~ job ii to call pumu . Comider it PR; cominr it job eecuaity. 1ut call them Net • IOODM,..... about like this: (Me) "Oh Alex! Than.ks for returning my call! I've lost the purchase agreement. What do I do if the loan officer needs it? Oh my God! Oh my God!" (Alex) .. I have copies, Sue." (Me) .. Ob thank God! Bye, Alex. No wait! Would you explain points one more time? ... " Alex is away this weekend, probably to escape me. But be left a mauae for me at wort tbat be could be reaobed OD Monday. I know be thiok1 I'm ...aty-cliubled, but be .. there for •· Be wiD help. That ii what a pMM call can do. . Ult ---. my da••abter bad the flu with stomach cramps that would have flattened Superman. As she lay writhing and moan- ing, I became convinced her suffering would never end. I called the pediatric group. Nat- urally it was a Sunday. Fifteen minutes later, a doctor called me with soothing sounds and a bit of advice. The next day. a nune called, directed by the same doctor, to see bow things were with us. I f cit like someone cared. .. Do younell a favor. Bite the bullet and ... tbole calll an- swered. You,I feel better; I parantee it • Sw Kllutlt u a cowwlor at • "'"'1 "'61t ichooL SM llw3 In Nnvpon llHelt. I • I I I Cover Home Ottered by . y Ranger ·of Coldwell Banker-NB ? • ,_II ... 1!, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEW8-lllf 1l 1• Largest lot on Peninsula Pt. 1accents home BY CHERYL STERLING Peninsula Point is a part of Newport Beach that one can discover by a pleuant accident. Take a leisurely drive down Balboa Boulevard, bypass the Pavilion, Fun Zone, and the tourists, and enter an area of quiet elegance. This week's featured home is located on Peninsula Point and offered by Ka1 Ruaer of Cold- weO Banker of Newport Beach, "'Peninsula Point is the most desirable area in Newport," said Ms. Ranger. "People who live bere wouldn't live anywhere else." LARGEST LOT ON THE POINT Those in the market for a spectacular bayf ront home will be doubly impressed by not only the home's approximately 7 ,000 square feet, but the size of the lot it is located on. According to Ranger, it is the largest lot on the Point, with 110 feet on the bayf ront. It is one of the top five lots in the Harbor. There is a boat slip, large enough to hold a I 00-foot yacht. In addition, there is a spacious terraced lawn facing the bay and a luxurious patio arc~ with enough space to accommodate a pool and spa. There arc 12 doors in the home, which open onto the bayside. The home was designed and built in 1971 for the current owner. Rich teak wood is used throughout, on the doors, cup- boards and closets, bannisters, bult-io shelves and on some walls. The home has five bed- rooms, and five and one half baths. All of the ceilings arc over-height. wrhis home bas more storgc that I have ever seen in a home," said Ranger. BUILT FOR ENTERTAINING The home was designed with entertainment in mind. It bas abundant off-street parking for many guests, in addition to the tbree-ar garage. The design is contemporary on the outside and traditional on the inside and could blend with almost any type of decor. Guests walk past the spacious outer courtyard, tropical garden, colorful roses and small patio to the two-story entry doors. The entry hall is spectac- ular with ceramic tile floon, which extends to the living room, library and dining room. A brcatbtaking curved teak ataircue with white carpet leads to a Ooatiq plleriL An elcpnt round area rua was cuatom- made for thia entry hall and is included ia tbe lale of the home. A smoked-alass chandelier hanp over tbe stairwell. To the left of the staircue is a guest powder room and a guest suite. The powder room has black marble on its floor and countertops. The guest suite is a study"in luxury. Plantation shutters cover some of the windows. A recessed sitting area is sur- rounded by windows. Crystal chandeliers flank the bed. The adjo~ng bath is large and has an abundant wardrobe area. Double sinks are set into a long pullman and behind it is a separate vanity area. There is a double-sized shower stall. Just off the entry hall is another narrow ball which con- tains the elevator and a separate door leading to the sideyard. Straight ahead of the entry is the formal living room. It has a fireplace with a mirrored panel stretching up to the ceiling. A separate sitting area is sur- rounded by windows and offers a sweeping view of the bay. Plantation shutters arc used here. The formal dining room is located to the right of the entry and is large enough for many people. A sliding glass door leads to the small patio off the entry. The butler's pantry leads to the kitchen and has warming lights for convenience. The family room is acceuiblc from the library. It bas many built-in bookahclves, a used- brick woodburning fireplace with indooT grill, a wetbar and wood paneling. A sliding glass door leads to the baysidc patio. GOURMET KITCHEN The kitchen is a room that would be easy to enjoy. The pattern in the floor matches the tile on the walls. The kitchen contains every type of appliance imaginable for large-scale cook- ing. A Jenn-Air cooktop, indoor grill, double ovens and warming ovens, built-in microwave, triple refrigerators are among the amenities. A center island with cboppiq block ha a stainless steel veggie sink. Built-in book- shelves are ideal for storing a U. ... LIT-Tllll ...-1 -.._ 11.._.• .. lqlll111 • P ' '1 PL I '1 J • 1111111 . ............................ ... whole library of cookbooks. Plantation shutters arc used throughout on the windows. Fronting the bay is an inf or- mal dining area, surrounded by windows, which offers a spectac- ular bay view with breakf ut. Beyond the kitchen and butler's pantry is the laundry room, a small bath and the rear staircase. UPSTAIRS SUITES The upstairs contains two muter suites and a couples wing, which could be Ulcd as a separ- ate wing for teen ... agen or as an in-law's quarten. Up the eleaant staircase to the galleri~ guests will be able to see into the library and entry area. All of the upstairs bedrooms arc suites with full baths. The first guest suite features a white stone and tile fireplace and large littiq area. Gruscloth coven the walls. A slidina glass door leads to the veranda and an abundance of windows allows guests the pleuure of the view. The accompanyina bath baa a dressina area all done in teak. The bath has its own stall shower and a akyliJht allows in much natural lipt. Between the peat and muter suites is a small room that can be used u an office or 1ewin1 room. The muter suite is truly a wonderful retreat. An elcpnt travertine firepba adds cozi- neau. A 1eparate sitting area, surrounded by windows, allows the owners to relax and enjoy the view. The luxury bath is accessible from the sitting area, or a small hall, which contains one whole wall with a mirrored wardrobe. The inviting spa tub bas mar- ble all around it, which flows through to the separate stall shower. A sty light is over the tub. The sink has Hollywood ~anity lights for adequate ligbt- mg. At the end of the hall is a 1eparate wing, which can be cloted off from the rest of the upstairs. It consists of two rooms, with a bath in between, Jack and Jill fubion. Both rooms can be used as bedrooms, because they have large ward- robe closets. However, one room can be used as a small living room, if the area houses a maid or in-laws. The bath in the center bas two separate toilet and sink areas, but share a glassed-in shower tub. This wing is also accessible from the rear stair- case. REALTOR INFORMATION AND flNANCIAL FACTS The home is listed at $3,900,000 and is offered by Kay Ranger of Coldwell Banker of Newport Beach. The office is located at the comer of Avocado and Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. For more inf or- mation or viewina, call 644- 9060. -~ -- THE DALEBOUT ASSOCIATION THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY CORONA HIGHLANDS ••• Even if you're a person who is not easily excitable this home . ' 1s enough to start your heart thumping. Quiet, restful location. Magnificent grounds. Colossal view. Exemplary craftsmanship. Fastidious attention to detail. This 3 story masterpiece features 4 bedrooms 41h baths a library with a sitting room, a f~mily room' a dining room, a game room, a gree~ house ... and a separate free-standing guest house. This residence is only 41h years old and is well worth the ample sum being asked ......................... $1,395,000 BIG CANYON ..• Elegant Versailfe Model. 4 bedrooms. 4112 baths. Family room. Beautifully situated on over 1 /3 acre on the golf course. Estate sized private yard has large pool, spa, barbeque and gazebo for gracious entertain- ing. French windows and doors in kitchen and ~~ster bedroo.m. Marble floors in entry and drnrng room. 3 fireplaces. Air conditioned. Fabulous potential in this former model .......................... $850,000 DOVER SHORES ••• A prime corner lot. Spectacular country French home. The first floor layout is well suited to entertaining. Large formal living room. Banquet size dining room. Library. Expansive used brick terrace with a pool. 6 bedrooms including a lavish master suite, 6112 baths. Children's wing. Maid's quarters. This impressive residence is both elegant and comfortable ..... $795,000 DOVER SHORES ••. This unusual residence is blessed with an abundance of everything. Majestic views. 5 bedrooms. Spacious indoors and out. Fruit trees. ft even has 2 retractable roofs, one over an immense atrium and one over the pool. Other virtues include a dining room and family room. This is no ordinary property. It is a residence of dramatic scope and limitless possibilities ... $775,000 DOVER SHORES ••• View of back bay and lights of Newport Center. 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. Mexican pavers in entry hall, dining room and living room. Remodeled kitchen with skylights and all new appliances. Custom wallpaper. French doors. The family room doubles as a library. One wing suitable for in-law or maids quarters. Park like setting with lots of room for children to play ............... $725,000 LIDO ISLE •.. New French Mediterranean contemporary home. 3 bedrooms. Loft 3 baths. Two blocks from Lido Clubhouse. Soaring ceiling in living room. Marble fireplace opens to living room and dining rooms. Gourmet kitchen. Light oak floors. Berber carpet Custom oversized spa. Water view from second story. Air conditioned. This quality home has it all ............ $700,000 KINGS ROAD ••• This home has it all! 3 bedrooms. 2Yl baths. Huge family room with a fabulous view of the coast Located in the most prestigious area of Newport Heights. Many extras. including Poggen Pohl cabinetry in the kitchen, skylight white oak floors. lovely landscaping and an adorable ptayhouse in the backyard make this very special home lrresistable ............. ,000 DOVER SHORES ••• One of the community's more spacious and splendidly appointed view homes. Exalted location. Only eight houses line this serene cul-de-sac. Homes rarely change hands on this especially notable street When it happens, it's an event .. as is this one. 4 gracious bedrooms. State of the art kitchen. Superb dining room. Expansive family room. Elegant parquet flooring. French doors and windows. used brick, custom papers, built-ins .of all kinds are here in abundance. Other desirable characteristics include a refrigerated wine room, a mirrored wet bar, two air co~nioners, a security system and beautiful ar ens. See it It's a ma 1 gnlficently impressiv · xample of quality, sty e and taste ................... $875,000 Bl.G CANYON .•• Expanded Monaco con- dominium with den in guard gated community. E.levated location with panoramic golf course view. 3 bedrooms. 2112 baths. Dramatic living room with cathedral ceiling. Marble wet bar opens to living room ~nd dining room. Large master bedroom and bath on first floor. Hardwood floors in entry and kitchen. 3 car .garage. Air conditioned. A great floor plan for easy living or elegant entertainment . ............................... $650,000 BAYCREST •.. Professionally remodeled and decorated home. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Perfect home for the family that enjoys casua l elegance. Master suite with fireplace. Dream bath with whirlpool tub. Gourmet island kitchen with custom dome ceiling ... opens to family room. Separate study. Extra large rooms. Lots of closets. Pool and recirculating fountain. Must see to appreciate ... $649,000 BAYCREST ••• This extraordinary property 1s being offered for the first time by the original owners. It's a definite "must see". Located on a quiet, highly respected, tree-lined street. Situated on a vast cul -de-sac-like lot. Handsomely landscaped grounds. Immacu- late interior. 6 bedrooms including 2 master suites. Den. Family room. Enormous pool. This is a treasure ..................... $595,000 KINGS ROAD .•. Cape Cod home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Vista of Bay and Ocean. Incomparable locatjon. A Rare find. A wealth of practical, comfortable features such as pool, new decks, automatic sprinklers and new driveway ...•........... $595,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••. Custom Home. Beautifully constructed 2 bedrooms and den. 2 full baths. Country living at its best. Step down living room with beautiful river rock fireplace. Situated on large corner lot with view of ocean from ma1ter bedrOC>flt • • • • . • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • . . • • Sll0,000 631-7300 BA YCREST .•• Superb location. One of the most prestigious neighborhoods in the community. This residence boasts a hand- some exterior and an interior capable of handling .the demands of a large party or a large famrly. 4 bedrooms. Family room. Dining r~m. The h~ge atrium features a sliding roof. This home 1s also endowed with air condi- tioning, a walk-in safe, 3 fireplaces a pool and a spa and waterfall. Freshly refur- bished .......................... $535,000 NE~PORT BEACH ... The beauty of its setting and location makes this offering one of Newport's hidden gems. An extraordinary custom 3 bedroom residence on a tranquil cul de sac. The interior is studded with special features (soaring beamed ceilings, 2 exciting lofts, etc.). The vast grounds are expertly landscap~~ to assure maxi mum privacy. The outdoor living borders on paradise w ith its stunning pool environment. Discover this one ............................. $497 ,500 BALBOA PENINSULA •.• Beautifu l custom home built for the life style of the beach. 6 years old and decorator perfect 3 bedrooms, each with their own private bath, open beamed and wood planked ceilings, built-in furniture throughout. 2 fireplaces. Master suite features 2 large decks with view of the city and the ocean. This home is very special and just steps to the beach ....... $449,000 EASTBLUFF ... Comfortable. immaculate home suitable for practical family living. 5 bedrooms, 2 baths. Pool. Come delight in the warmth and security that emanates from the large country kitchen. This home is truly an outstanding value. . .............. $379,000 BAYCREST ... Great buy in Baycrest. Spacious 4 bedroom house with extra large backyard .. Super floorplan and many upgrades including imported marble floors, new carpets, skylight and new fireplace in family room . The custom drapes and appliances are only four years old. Air conditi oned. Call us for an appointment ..................... $298,000 EASTSIDECOSTAMESA D-Spinnaker Cove condomini• ·-~ ded with new floor -0 'drooms, 2 Yl ba s blinds. Very cll "'".nplex which include~ .•• u outside barbecues. A great t -· ................... $159,900 LAGUNA BEACH LOT ... Bu1ldable custom homesite in beautiful Laguna Beach. Possible view from second story. Lot is approximately 6,300 square feet A nice canyon setting. Call for direc tions to property an d drive by ............................... $90,000 ARIZONA LAND ... Colorado River Area Mohawk Valley. 36 prime acres. Level land. All utilities. Suggested use is for mobile park or motor home park. 36 acres ......................... SIS,000 11. acre lots ................... $5,995 each RANCHO CALIFORNIA •.. Two fabulous lots with utilities in La Cresta. Unobstructed views overlooking Bear Creek Golf Course. Seller will finance 5 acres .......................... $11,000 19+ acres ....................... $194,000 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH t I I I .. . . . . ,_ • ... IL t• THE NEWPORT B8GNIC08TA MEM ~II. t• ' R e a I t o r ~ p o t I 1 g J 1 t . fi .. ,' 1 r , _-. · c i' r; r '-s .--: , .. ~ 11 ~ . . l j , . ; ~) ! : , : . . Brashier & Co. presents a 'classic' brokerage BY CHERYL STERLING Marcia Brubier is an inde- pendent broker who believes there is always a niche in the marketplace for people like her, who combine the elements of education, professional exper- tise and communication skills. 041t's not important to have a big name attached," Brashier said. 04lt is the agent who really counts." Brashier recently opened a new office in the Fidelity Federal Building on Bayside Drive and is excited to receive her clients there at a reception on May 12, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The office was the former leasing office for the building, so with new carpet and fresh paint on the doors, Brashier was able to move in on April 15. Brashier originally worked out of her Corona del Mar home, before moving to San Francisco with her family. She said her skills were finely honed when she worked for Grubb and CARMEL MODEL IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Immaculate, and the perfect location on the greenbelt. Three bedrooms and 2 baths. $409,000 Elli.a in a city that bu more competition than Orange County. She credits her hus- band, Jim, for turning her inter- ests toward real estate. "My background is the arts," Brashier said. "I have a masters in painting and I have taught at the university level." But Jim was working as a commercial broker, with much success, so she decided to join the ranks. She got her real estate license in 1982 and broker's license in 1984. She worked with such important clients as Avco Financial Services and Ray Chem, by helping to place them in their current locations. When she became a commercial agent, not many other women had ventured into the field . "Residential real estate was something women could get into easily," Brashier said. "It was an extension of their domestic activities. Unfortunately, resi- dential real estate has not enjoyed the best of images in the HARBOR VIEW HILLS C-Plan in the Broadmoor Section of Harbor View Hills. Very clean and bright and ready to move in. 4 bed- rooms. $490,000 1211 PORTSIDE Stunning home completely remodeled. VIEW, VIEW. VIEW of Harbor and Ocean. Private Courtyard. $669,000 PORTOFINO MODEL In Harbor View Homes. 3 bedrooms and 2Y2 baths. Near pool and club- house. $435,000 ... SOMERSET MODEL In Harbor View Homes. 5 bedrooms and a huge lot, Many upgrades. $475,000 TWO TOR•MEI . FOii LWE Three bedrooms and 21h baths. and Two bedrooms and 2 baths plus den. Each is $1,395 per month. One year lease. Cllll1• ... ..,, ..... Ill If IEIPllT •· put. But now women are help- ing to upgrade that imap." Brashier decided to aet into commercial real estate for the challenge it presented. One of the challenges was being a woman in a field mostly dom- inated by men. Another chal- lenge was being independent, without a big, corporate name to back her up. "I had to ask myself what I could do to set myself apart from the other, .. she said ... The answer is that I can give my clients the kind of service they need and they won't get lost in the flurry of a big corporation, which bas become a real estate meat market." In San Francisco, she worked with Rubloff and her husband became an officer at Cushman and Wakefield. Because she didn't want to be in competition with her husband , she turned towards residential real estate. . "What better place to dive into residential than San Francisco? It was hard, but the rewards were terrific," Brashier said. "We deal with historical property there and clients get more bang for their bucks." Brashier and her family returned from San Francisco in January, and she doesn't want it to sound like she is homesick for the city by the Bay. "It's much more stressful there," she said. 04Here seems like nirvana. We take so many things for granted here, like parking. Up there, it is bard to find a parking place even if you just want to ru~ into the dry clean- en." The family settled back in Corona del Mar, in Jasmine Creek. Brashier said the town with its neighborhood feeling reminds her a lot of San Fran- ClSCO. The Brashien have a l 5-year- old son, Seth, who she said is the light of her llf e, in addition to two 04fabulous" step sons, Craig and Scott. Craig is a commercial broker and Scott is a student. For fun, the Brashiers enjoy the simple pleasure or life, like playina tennis, donnina war- mups and just takina leisurely strolll around Corona del Mar, and entertainina. They like to travel and on their lut vacation took Seth with them for a 10- day visit to Tahiti. .. That was the best vacation we ever had," Brashier said. 64We enjoy spending quality time with our sons. It's the simple plea- sures that are rewarding." Brashier and Co. Real Estate Brokerage is located at I J 11 Bayside Drive, Suite 220 in Corona del Mar. Phone: 759- 1219. a note from maury 260 Evening Canyon -Open CdM -Shorecliffs Check out the features of this completely redone home-3 bedrooms 3 baths, large family room, formal dining room large lot view from master bedroom and living room. Priced at $698,ooO. ' Villa by the Bay Bea~tiful view from deck. One bedroom, den, two baths, half-house, haff- mob1le home. Boat dock available. Community pool and spa. $55,000. Westcliff Executive 4 bedroom home in move-in condition. Nice pool and patio. $415,000. CdM Rental Extraordinary 3 bedroom, 3~ bath condo. Double garage. Top of the line all the wayl! S2150/mo11llL ·SOme Summer Rent.Ii SERVING NEWPORT BEACH, .... llAIT • ..... ... 12,211,111 This two story home is one one of the best open view lots on the Isle. A fantastic family home of 6 . bedrooms, 41h baths, 4 fireplace, master suite, library, dining area, living room, Entry courtyard with spa. Slip will accomodate a 70 foot yacht. Call for appointment today. Leasehold. IMW fl I IOU 118- EnJoy beautiful ocean view from living room and sundeck. Kitchen, dining area have some view of bay. Located at quiet end of Peninsula. Have a wonderful summer in your oceanfront home. •..• ,.. ..... Roomy 2 story home on R-2 lot. Living room wtth beem celling and cozy comer fireplace, kitchen opens to Hvtng room. Bay and laundry room downatan. 3 "BR, 1 BA up. Good lnY81tment property or UM a family home. Lido Realty 3377 VIA LIDO, NEWPORT BEACH lllTlmmtlmll .... Spacious family home, newty painted in & out, carpeted in earth-tones, 4 BR, mirrored ward- robes, brick fireplace with raised hearth, new roof, large rear yard. IPll UT I .. 1_. 2U lllllT Km ....... ...... Lovely home on a double lot built around a sparkling pool, landscaped patio with fireplt. 3 BR, 4 BA, gourmet kitchen, professionally dec- orated. Immaculate condition. •11111 ma t1w1m1• u-.- Recent1y redecorated, 3 BR, 2't'l BA, formal dining room, eating area in kitchen, ocean view from rear deck. New white carpeting. See and buy ff .. _.,,.... ,, ... .-? VHIAILLEI COIOO 13!5 .• Outstanding views of the bay and the ocean from this third floor condo. Three lovely bedrooms, two baths, laundry room and 2 balconies to enjoy the view from. Facing south west. high on the hill with ocean breezes. WEI .... , 1-4 1• ICllU PL Pl 1!. I .I. 673-7300 COSTA MESA a LAGUNA BEACH --........--- t "' -... ~ -=-_· .. -· ~ '! ••••••• n-.-Spacious ocean view home with private ac- cess to 3 beaches. 3 BR, 3 BA, den, formal dining room. Beautiful pool area with water- fall. Security system. Liii Piii lllft 1111,MI This bayfront condo has been totally re- decorated in exquisite taste of neortal tones of beige and white. White Berber carpeting + accent of marble. Convertible den and master suite with huge walk-in closet. Slip available. Walk to beach. llLMl Pllllllla& 112',MI Duplex with bay view near to Pavilion. Great location, walk to ocean, store & restaurants. 3 BR, 2 BA, den-up; 3 BR, 2 BA down. Call office for info on winter & summer schedule. L• Piii mYE 1211,111 Fourth floor unit with pleasing bay and ocean view. 1 bedroom, 1 bath. sundeck. Comm. pool, patio, subterranean parking. Slip available. Walk to beach, restaurants and shopping. u• ISLE 11.111.• Prime bayfront location, with sweeping view of bay and mountains. Boat dock for large yacht 4 BR. 4 ~ BA. just painted. Great location and potential. .-£11 .... Y 1-4 711 N l.91- ~ ......................................... 111111iiillililli tlCJIL1flNIODlfflU·IROICER ............... 11111m ................................ 111111111111 ICA11E 1AONN • 'W'NQff. GU• GAi. TAVl.OR • ~ MN«XlR • CUil.JOETTE TAV\.OR • OAS1N CRAMER• 5'tPtw.E ~ • CW8J.. BR\'AN • t-'ONAAO lAW90N 11.lE OBROAE •NH 09..s •~~•IOI NPMU. •CAROL MA.\fV • Ge~•~~•~ OSEN• EUZMETH HOfffaM."4N • lN>A J.ICOIS . . ,_ • .., II. I• THE NEWPORT B8GN/008TA MESA NEWS-el II. 1• -~ - ~ ~/j\iruIE m©J1nn:m NEWPORT BEACH TIM Real Estate Blotter contaim only tlaat information wllkb II a matter of ptlbllc record. Comldendoa Ill comp.ted from docwatary trander tax paW at the time of co•daradoe of_. at die nte ,,. of St.ti per dtouuDd doUan of comidendoa exdudin& any edlda1 lou9 ud .. , • rellect a full saJa price. Trust Deeds reflect encumbrance &lllCMmts and may laan lteen recor*d apilllt a property on whkh dlere wu DO tale. The Newport Emlp profldes tlUs iaformadOll u a pabllc lenice. F = FULL P = PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION Dec. 7 2109 Seville Avenue not avail not avail Dec. 7 182 Shorecliff Road not avail not avail Dec. 7 207 34th Street not avail not avail Dec. 7 2207 Windward Lane $254,000 $317,000 F Dec. 7 908 Chestnut Place $264,000 $345,000 F Dec. 7 532 De Anza Drive not avail not avail Dec. 8 2522 Vista Drive $275,000 $575,000 F Dec. 8 1719 Skylark Lane $240,000 not avail Dec. 8 521 Catalina Drive $157,500 $210,000 F Dec. 8 411 Bolero Way not avail not avail Dec. 8 2212 Francisco Drive $328,500 $365,000 F Dec. 8 11 Royal Saint George $860,000 $1,075,000 F Dec. 8 240 Nice Lane not avail Quit Claim Dec. 8 28 Corsica Drive $168,325 $186,500 F Dec. 8 25 Canyon Island Drive not avail not avail Dec. 9 1755 Plaza del Sur not avail not avail Dec. 9 329 Santa Ana A venue $180,000 $225,000 F Dec. 9 1130 Pescador Drive not avail not avail Dec. 9 463 Westminster Avenue $220,000 $275,000 F Dec. 9 2219 Fortuna Street not avail not avail Dec. 9 1934 Port Bishop Place $110,000 not avail COSTA MESA Tbe Real Estate Blottn contains only tlaat iaformadon which II a matter of public record. Consideration is computed from docamentarJ tnmfa tax paid at the time of comideradoa of deeds at die nte of St.It per daoulaad dollan of comWentioa exdadin1 any exilda1 loam and ... , not reflect a full sales price. Trm1 Deeds reOect encambrance amounts and may han been recorded apjmt a property on which there wu DO sale. The Costa Mesa News pro.we. this information u a pablk service. F = FULL P = PARTIAL DATE Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 8 Dec. 9 Dec. 9 Dec. 9 Dec. 9 Dec. JO Dec. 10 Dec. 10 Dec. 10 Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Dec. 1 I Dec. I I Dec. JI Dec. JI Dec. 11 PROPERTY ADDRESS 2 I 3 Princeton Drive I 067 Santa Rosa Avenue 850 W. Wilson Street 884 Senate Street 3003 Club House Circle 332 Walnut Street 1091 Mesa Bluff Drive 810 Baker Street 2524 Elden Avenue 2744 Canary Drive 229 Amherst Road 2242 Avalon Street 2107 Westminster Avenue 3214 Washington A venue 2804 Drake Avenue 543 Wilson Street 2620 Elden Avenue 1872 Monrovia Street 1976 Koroat Drive 324 Bucknell Road 3122 Kerry Lane 2745 De Soto Avenue 2242 A vaJon Street I 05 Danbury Lane TRUST DEED not avail not avail $33,375 not avail not avail not avail $92,400 $84,700 not avail not avail $20,000 $149,150 not avail not avail not avail not avail $115,500 $80,500 not avail $134,900 $35,000 $157,400 not avail not avail CONSIDERATION not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail $115,500 F $121,000 F not avail not avail Quit Claim $157,000 F $155,000 F not avail not avail $122,000 F $165,000 F $89,SOO F $309,000 F $180,000 F not avail $182,500 F $62,500 p not avail . I I All about escrows,· Part II BY GERRY AND CHRISTA LONG When is an escrow open? While legal definitions may vary, most sources agree that an escrow is open and in effect when all parties have placed signed escrow instruqiom into escrow, and when a money deposit bas been made into the escrow trust account. This deposit of money is usually from the buyer. It is often ref erred to as a "serious money deposit." Usually it ap- plies to the purchase price of the property which the buyer is purchuing. When is an escrow closed? When the Grant Deed has been recorded at the county recorder's office, and when all fun~s and documents have been distrib- uted to their proper recipients. The Grant Deed is the instru- ment which conveys the title to the property from the Seller to the Buyer. What if an escrow "falls apartr' Escrows commonly take from five to nine weeks. Some- times they may be shorter, especially if it involved an all- cub transaction. Occuionally, escrows may be longer than three months. During this escrow period, frictions Diay arise between the parties. ~aybe the buyer bu second thoupts about the "true" value o( the property he is buying; worse yet, he may have seen a home he likes even better. On the other band, the seller ii wonderiq whether he "under- solcl"' his home, or maybe be hu decided be really doesn't want to part with it after all! Other times, the lender may fail to qualify the buyer or the property for the desired loan. Occasion- ally, we find that an unhappy seller or buyer decides: "l'IB aolnl to cancel tlak acrowt" Well, It's not u limple u dlat. An escrow II a bilateral coatract. A unilateral decision cannot alter It without the eomeat of tile odlel' party (or parties) to the escrow. What happens to the "serious money deposit?" H the escrow is, indeed, mutually cancelled (in ~ting), is the deposit "auto- matically" returned to one of the parties? Typically, we are talking about a sum ofSS,000 or $10,000 or more. Here again, the parties must agree as to the disposition of the funds. Sometimes the terms of the contract provide that, under certain circumstan- ces, the money be returned in full to the buyer. In other cases, the seller may lay claim to the funds in escrow. If the parties can't a1ree, le1al counsel may be soupt. Occasionally, the dep- osit will remain "tied up" in escrow for many months. cpete CBa111tett cp1tegentg. . . BAYSHORES NEW LISTING Spacious open plan and use of natural woods in neutral tones set the stage for entertaining and comfortable family living. Dramatic .. Great Room" with steeply pitched open beam ceiling, full-length skylight, and used brick fireplace. Glass doors open to large brick patio, green lawn, and hot tub. Garden surrounded by mature trees for privacy. This home, set on extra-large lot, has 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, breakfast room, and sky-lit hideaway study. S721,000. Call Don Pearson for an appointment for special showing. REAL TY WORLD NEWPORT BEACH 642-5200 mT mHm II lllMI• .. Lw than 2 mHea to ==::so La·~>n T=~~ bedroom (or ~ .g room and fllrnlly fOOfft Witi t W 1UO .,. "'" I·-MI UI ow ftreplace. 1111.111 U1·14• ••• mMI IT9E • Prime Marine. Ave. location. F1ftlen year leue buy-out Fully remodeled ctothing shop, inventory negotiable. ..... 171-1111 CllTA IHIA 4Plll True pride of ownerst\ip, never a vacancy. Two 1 bedroom units and two 2 bedroom unlta with enclosed garages. comptetefy refurbished in and out New carpets, kitchen appUances, tile and paint ...... 171-1111 un. CIWO Beautifully upgraded .. Legend" in this terrific gated complex with poot and spa and just steps from Balboa Island. Light and airy Berber carpeted one bedroom with den/ guest, custom cabinetry and papen and large tiled deck. · 1141.• 111·1~ • CAIYll golf course condo with 3 bedrooms including master with balcony, great views and 2 car garage. Most desirable location In small well- landacaped comptex with tennis, pool and spa. Close to Fashion Island and beaches. an.• .111-1411 IAYFHIT Cllll • panoramic views. This totally remodeled 2 bedroom includes all the beautiful furnishings right down to the last teacup for a great vacation get-a-way. Boat slip available, walk to shops and beach. 14!5.• 131-1481 IAYlllOllEI • Charming 2 bedroom home on large quiet lot. completely remodeled with top quality throughout Built around large patio, broad expanses of glass, French doors and beamed ceilings create a very open, light and airy feeling. (Lii 1455.• 131-1480 llAllATIC II IEWPOIT • Lux,_urious 2 story penthouse condo facing bayfront beach. Over 2500 sq. fl with 3 bedrooms Including master suite with spa tub and steam shower, dining room and den. Top quality with security and intercom systems. Magnificent bay action and night light views. 14•.• C.IA Hl IAI IEIMICE on Poinsettia -just steps to beach! Character, warmth and charm in this custom 2 story 4 bedroom with family and dining rooms. Amenities galore! 1741.• 171-1111 L9I aE . Charming 3 bedroom home on extra wide lot Country coMge feeling with .,... tiled ftoora, beamed celfinga. and Englilh Rade gMien. Open and bright ftoor plan with French doors to large sunny patio. Mm• U1·1• UYFlllT Cllll in Cannery Village area. Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath with marble fireplace and fantastic views of the bay, city lights and mountains. Security building with 2 car parking. Boat slip availabte. Mm• U1·1• .... llU · Unique remodel finished with the highest quality. Open and bright3 bedroom home with French doors to large patio and yard. Extensive use of tile and ga-. open beamed ceilings and a white on white decorating scheme, combine to create a fresh, clean atmolphere. ..._..,... a1-1• llWBI ... El Spacious contemporary 5 bedroom home on comer lot with room for poot. Paned windows In living and dining area, step up living room with mirrored wall and view of back bay and city lights. In lovely neighborhood with community beaches. 1111.• A1·1• Liii .....-area waterfront with dock for 30' boat Quallty built, .. like new" gracious 3 bedroom with oak trim and cabinetry, spiral staircase, 2 fireplaces, gourmet kitchen, patio and security system. 1141.• U1·1• IAYCIOT • Contemporary 4 bedroom with dining and family rooms and breakfast nook. Completely remodeled. top quality and sophisticated taste u~ng a soft beige and white, French doors, crown moldings and fine English carpel Master suite with sitting area and family room open to the brick trimmed patio and sparttling pool. ..... 111·1• ce•u ID. ... New ultra contemporary 3 bedroom condo in spectacular location on bluff over1ooking entire harbor. Dramatic ceder sided unit with skylights, fireplace. sunny patios and two car garage. 11n.• a1-1• CHIU HL llAI Beautiful custom 4 bedroom "Cape Cod" with eat in kitchen, formal dining room and family room with French doors to patio. Lovely master has beamed ceilings, fireplace and private sun deck. Perfect family environment just steps to beach. 1741.• 131-1408 IAYFIOllT condo on 7th floor with outstanding ocean views from every room. Elegant and spacious contemporary 2 bedroom with touches of ebony, teak and etched glass and handsome custom wall treatments. Security building with doorman and pool. 1715.. 131-1411 IAl•ll .. E -Spectacular harbor, ocean, city light and sunset views from this upgraded 4 bedroom "Devonshire" with new baths, custom wall and window treatments and lighting. A wonderful home for enter1aining with living and family rooms and gourmet kitchen opening to huge decks. one with a rare private pool and spa. 1174-131 ·1• • CAIYll -A 4 bedroom home with family and formal dining rooms totally re-designed. The beat of Southern California's sophisticated lifestyle with a contemporary flair. An open, skylit floor plan is complemented by the use of textured stucco. Arizona flagstone, muted handpainted cabinetry, plantation shutters and berbef carpeting. Mature landscaping surrounds a sparkJing pool and spa. 1175.. 131 ..... llVU ... El bayfront Lovely 3 bedroom one story with pool table size family room, wet bar and country kitchen with breakfast area opening to charming garden. Traditionally appointed with hardwood ftoors. antique German glass window panes, oak crown molding and cabinetry and used brick. The sunny rear patio drops to an additional deck and dock for a 50' yacht 1111.• 111·1• Exciting home perched on a wooded hillaide with incredible harbor, IU"911t Md c.e.lin8 views. There are 4 bedroom9 including 2 n.-" a party room with ita own dance floor, a c:ham*'a one bedroom guest cottage and eeduded pool and 1P8-A tree houM feeling is augmented by 80l8rtum additions to a family room wall and m..-bedroom sitting nook. All In move-in condition. I~ U1·1• l8EI IWrl in super Eeatside Coeta Meea location. lndMdual condoe with 2 car ~ open beMla. fi~ patioe and IP8Cioua rooma impa11ible to dupficate today. Six 2 bedroom, 2 bath unlta and one 3 bedroom unit. 1•.• a1-1• Cll'TmPIUIY Un.IT with fabulous views down Harbor Island channel. Beautifully remodeled and customized with lavish UM of wood and glaa. 6 bedrooms with den, dining room, office and dock for 3 large boats ptus spacious waterfront patio and entertaining area with spa. Owners will cany 1at T.O. flll 1111• a1-1• UllA lllE Custom 5 bedroom home with family and formal dining rooms. 3 fireplaces and breakfast fOOfft on extra large lot Two sunny patios l89d to a pier and slip for a large yacht Just steps to tennis and clubhouse in this most prestigious gate guarded community. 11.4•.• U1·1• ce•• IB. llAI Oceanfront custom with white water views and stairs to beach. Beautiful 2 bedroom •ith every amenity. Den, library, formal dining room, French doors and hardwood ftoors. Security system and sa'911ite dish. 11 .141.• Ut-t• Lm llU Custom bayfront with dock for large boat Perfection in f!NfKY detail and meticulously maintained 5 bedroom with formal dining and cozy family room off kitchen. Traditional sytte with lovely decor and hardwood floors. All bedrooms, utility room and storage on 2nd floor with back stairs to maid's room. 11..... Ul-1411 URA lllE Spectacular remodeled bayfront Every possible amenity in this 3 bedroom Linda Isle home. Coffered copper ceilinged den with tuawi.r. huge wine cellar, elegant formal dining ptus a music gallery. Among the quality materials are travertine, onyx, brass and copper. trench single light dcors and thermopane glass. Terrific bayside patio with pool and spa leads to the dock for 3 boats. lt.121.• A1 ·1• UIG lllE ULTillATE bayfront estate potential with 2 contiguous lots equaling 115' on the water in a fabulous tip of Lido Isle location. One lot with 55' of bay frontage and a beautiful 2 story 5 bedroom Georgian style home with formal pool, spa and dock for large boat. the othef with 60' of bay frontage and a 3 bedroom home and dock. Available separately at $3,900,000 and $2.950,000 respectively. Or sold together. ...... IAL•A llUll IAYFlllT Fabulous 3 bedroom Victorian with dock and views of all the harbor boating action from almost every room. Charm and character abound In this newly carpeted immaculate home. Formal dining room and gourmet kitchen plus 3 firepteces in living room, family room and mastef sutte. Just reduced. 11.1.... ·~ WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. 315 M•nrw A~. l·U6 \\". C"••t Hwy . N~wport ~ach R•I~ lsl•nd •ts.a••• 831·14M .. NIE M Ill 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-lllf 11. 1• Courtyard , two slips key Bayside Dr. home BY CHERYL STEHLING Bayside Drive has an interest- ing aspect, with its hills on one side of the road and waterfront home opportunities on the other. Helene Allison O'Connor, with 01tourke Realtors, bas a prime listing at 607 Bayside, in the development built by Irvine Pacific. '7his property is priced well, has been expanded and remo- deled and is in perfecf move-in condition," said O'Connor .... A bonus is the southern sun expo- sure on the bayside terrace." The home is perfect for fam- ilies, with its five bedrooms, three-car garage, full security system and two boat slips on Promontory Bay. The home takes advantage of its location and is built on multi levels. Ceramic tile is used on the entry hall floor, wood paneling is attractive on the study ceiling, and track lights and skylights are used throughout the home. Guests enter the home through a front courtyard, with plentiful parking available. To the right· of the entry ball is a bedroom, currently used as a study. The guest bath has a glassed-in tub shower and a sliding glass door to provide access to the patio and boat docks. To the left of the entry is a sumptuous formal dining room with coffered ceiling and ample space. Large windows provide much natural light. The gourmet kitchen is located to the front of the dining area. Ceramic tile is used on the counters and center island, which contains a Corning Radiant cooktop. A stained glass panel overhead is part of the indirect lighting system. The living room is located to the rear of the dining room and fronts Proll\Ontory Bay. Clear skylights arc set into the vaulted ceiling. A brick fireplace adds coziness. Access to the deck and docks is provided by a sliding ~ass door. Back to the entry ball, guests will step down into the family room, which is just ready for a oak bar. Sliding glass doon lead to' the patio and the fireplace area forms a convenation area. Upstairs are the bedroom suites. The master suite is through a set of double doon, with a breathtaking view of the bay and its activity. Vaulted ceilings add drama to the room. An extra bonus is the cozy fireplace. The master bath bas white ceramic tile surrounding the inviting Roman tub. Double sinks arc set into marble. There is a separate stall shower and abundant storage in the sliding mirrored closets. party. The current owners _ Another roomy bedroom also turned an atrium patio into this has vaulted ceilings, ample stor- entertainment room. Clear sky-age and a view of the bay. It lights are set over the luxurious shares a bath with another bedroom. An unusual f cature of the bedroom is its deep skylight. Plantation 1butten are used on the windows. The bath has a double sink set into marble and a double shower stall. To the front of the home is a luxurious guest suite. Vaulted ceilings, a large wardrobe and its own full bath make this room an ideal guest retreat. REALTOR INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL FACTS The home is listed at $1 . 75 million by Helene Allison O'Connor of O'Rourkc Realty. The office is located at 2244 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. 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All Classified ads must be prepaid by cash, check, money order, Visa or Mastercard. Please schedule my classified ad for weeks. Enclosed is my check or money order for S ___ _ Name Address---------- ----------City __________ Zip ___ _ Phone ___ -'------- Newpon Ensign/Costa Mesa News 883 Production Plac~, Ncwpon Beach, CA 92663 -" ~ of REALTORS .... lllfllll lllllE .... .,. ~ 11.-.- Private do;ck for 50 boat plus 2 slips. Newer 5 BR 5 BA, 4 fireplaces, large FR with bar and f ' place. Sep. maids room. Pool & spa in fr1:~ ~ard. Large 20 foot catilevered deck with firepat. Seller may assist w/fi~nrina Ask f 1 JOANN KENTON-e· or ... .. 1.STml 1211• In the Bluffs on a lush greenbelt. Split-level 3 BR 2~ BA townhome. New berber-carpet and whi~ paint throughout. Almost 1900 sq. ft. Two car attached garage plus a private patio make this a great value. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER PllllCY a EICWllYITY 1f you can afford the best of everything and demand quality, uniquenes.5 and space. If you desire seclusion and dream of an acreage estate in the Tustin hills ... Contact ... MAXINE GOLDEN 111.E • lEllE •ml E WE sm,ooo opportunity at this time to buy or lease- o A lovely view condo in this gated com- munity. Tranquil setting, large patio, formald ining room and much more. Hurry! Ask for ... ESTHER YANK flft ··-STEAL 1846,• This 2600 sq.ft., 5 BR. 3 BA beauty features 2 master suites, one up and one down. Totally remodeled kitchen with oak cabinets galore and Jennaire equipment. Dramatic formal dining room with cathedral ceilings is focal point for those who like to entertain. Price includes the ·land. Ask for ... DOUG HERBST IUEll LICATIM •• CllY• 1241,• A must see! Superb location overlooking lush Big Canyon Golf Course. Private security gated. Metropolis ceiling, pools. spas, tennis court, 2BR. 2BA. Move-in condition. Ask for ... CLIF 6 E'LYNN KEMP ... ..._,.. IAYflllT sz.na.• Make an offer! Spectacular home is being sold furnished and the yacht is negotiable!! Tri-level bayfront near turning basin with a dock for a 60'+ yacht. Extensive marble & new berber carpet throughout. Soaring ceilings and floor to ceiling glaa enhance your viewing pleasure. 2 fireplaces, 2 wet ban & a gourmet kitchen for complete entertainina. Extravagant master suite plus two add1tional guest suites, a full t>uement & more!! Must be viewed to be •t>~ted. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER •••Ill •11111 -·-Naded on a quiet street is this spacious 3 BR + den. 2 ~ BA home on a large lot. Lush new berber carpet \hrouihout and tile galore. Undermarket and nduced from $318,000. Great RV parking. Partially refurbished. AM for ... LYNNE LINDSAY .. 1.111121 It• 111 4 BR, 4 _BA C:US1om home, 1 BR attached iuest home with kitchen, lg living area & full bath Master suite has views of mountains and back bay, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floon wood shutters & 3 fireplaces throughout home. 1 Family room, bonus room, 2 car attached garage. Nicely landscaped, spa & private gated entrance. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES ICUI a 11T1 llEWI 1121 - 3 BR, 2 Yi BA tri-level custom home on ~wet corner lot. Nicely landscaped, vaulted ceilings, French doors, hardwood floors, skylights, many decks & windows galore. Breakfast nook, family room & loft. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES PlllTIB.MAI EICLSft • C•• lfl 1111 Practically new detached home. Completely up- graded, largest floor plan, 4 BR, 3 1h BA, family room, bonus room and a large deck with a peek of ocean vie~. This light and airy home has two master suites, central air conditioning and a marble fm:pl~. W8:1k to the beach from your new home m this desirable location. Ask for ... ESTHER YANK PEllTllUIE-GCUI VIEW 1114,• Ocean views from every room in this luxurious penthouse that is only blocks to beach. Comer location with ocean breezes, marble fireplace. decorator wallpaper and new berber carpeting. Security gated community with all the amenities. Just listed. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO .. . ~ -VIEW •lllEJ.Pll.f-MllR For lease. Quiet location w/large yard. 4 BR. 2 1h BA, 2 story, family room, 2 fireplaces. community pool & tennis court. Ready for immediate oc- cupancy . $2500 mo. Ask for ... J ULIA LIAO •• UITm 11,-.- LIOO ISLE BA YFRONT! PRIME, SUNNY LO- CATION ON LARGE LOT! This custom built residence offers the finest in bayf ront living. Contemporary & transitional in design, this home features high ceilings, beautiful brick floors, & an open, flowing floorplan. Beautiful cabinetry and panelings, crown moldings, beamed ceilings, elegant window detail. all designed by inter- nationally acclaimed architect. Features 5 family bedrooms, separate maid's room, 6 baths, & for- mal dining room. Large, private bayside terrace and dock for huge yacht! Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING WAI.I Tl IUCI 1211.• Sophisticated penthouse in security building only blocks to ocean! Plantation shutters. plush white carpet, beveled mirrors, kitchen skylight, utility room for W ID, air conditioned. Very low down on assumable loan. Will trade. Ask for ... PAULA BAILEY a-TRiii ml 1111.111 Newer Bedford model, 4 BR, 3 BA plus large bonus room, very large yard. city lights views. white on white. A must see. Ask for ... MALI GULLEDGE l9I ml llYFlllSll 14,211,. OOUBLE WIDE LOT NEXT TO GORGIDUS B~~H-END! Exquisitely decorated. This lovely tradiuonal residence offers the ultimate in bayfront livin~! ~eaturing five large bdrms, plus a separate ma.ids room, five baths, three fire- p~, & a center atrium with multiple dramatic sky_ligh.ts. for ~-~y sunlight! The huge bayside patio, fu~ished m fme slate, features a swimming J>O?l. private spa. & cascading waterfall. The pnva~ dock will accommodate a large yacht. This home is elegantly finished in all details and the price includes furnishings. OWNER M.A Y TRADE FOR A SMALLER BA YFRONT. By appointment only. Ask for ... DENNE SOLDERLING ·--1111.• Four BR, 3 1h BA. oceanview. All white decor- ation. Shows like a model. Guarded gate. pools & tennis. Ask for ... MALI GULLEDGE IDT M • TIE Rllffl 1217 ,. Reduced from $217.50" '-0 ~lt view . FR. MBR, LR, DR, kitr'-0 ~"-3BR. 2 11, BA, over 1800 sq ft, ne~ ~ S ...... paint. Ask for ... PHIL & EUG~~IA STARKENBURG ~ 9'YCllD .,..., 1717,• Designer treatment with French windows & ?oors, mirro~. skylights and A/C. The backyard is a n entertainers delight featuring a pool, spa. barbeque and patio. Large upstairs bonus room adds to flexible usage in this 5 bdrm home. Ask for ... JO-ANN DORAN IRClllT-cATll• llDI 1141,• Dramatic upgraded 2 bdrm + den condo. Hard- wood floors in entry + kitchen with extensive use of plantation shutters. Call for your personal showing. Ask for ... RON FELSOT 1121,• Live in Newports most prestigious gated Water- lf?nt community. Luxurious and smashing en ter- ~nt home. Architectural design and decor. Prof~onally remodeled to enhance the reson living motif with exquisite use of mirrors. marble. tex~ured wall coverings and vertical&. lacquered caWM:ts ~ all on one level with high ceilings. SO fL pauo with bay. mount.am and city lights views. Ask for ... _JUNE DAVIS Wl1B llEW • ••a •mt•I llY New contemporary decor nicely appointed with bleached oak floors & cabinets. marble entry brand new, carpet. etched ai-, beveled mirrors. Outstanding value in newer North Bluffs. Motivated owner will ~ all offers. A* for ... CLIF A E'LYNN KEMP 3 CORPORATE PLAZA • SUITE 101 • NEWPORT CENTER INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER HIE I• .., If. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA N~ ti. 1• ~ney for Pwtitloow -IUPlltlOR COUIT Of THE STATE OF CAUFOllNIA FOii THI COUNTY OF OMME IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF GINO BARANKOL AKA GUVEN DENER, Petitioner. FOR CHANGE OF NAME NO. Al42240 AMENDED PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME [CCP § 1276) Petitioner GINO BARANKOL, also known as GUVEN DENER, alleges: l . Petitioner is over 18 years of age. 2. Petitioner's place of birth is Izmir, Turkey. 3. Petitioner's place of residence is 820 Irvine Ave., Tl 08, Newport Beach, CA 92663. 4. Petitioner's present name is GINO BARANKOL. 5. Petitioner is also known as GUVEN DENER. 6. Petitioner's proposed name is GINO GUVEN BORA. 7. The reason for the proposed change of name is that petitioner is a businessman engaged in extensive business transactions in Europe. Through petitioner's business dealings it was known that there is another person in Europe carrying the same name as the petitioner and as a result thereof. much confusion have developed and created a handicap in petitioner's business dealings. 8 Petitioner's parents are: Father: MUSTAFA DENER Mother. NAYRE BARANKOL Their address IS 820 Irvine Ave .. Tl08, Newport Beach. CA 92663. 9 Petitioner's marital status is divorced WHEREFORE. petitioner prays as follows· 1 For an order to show cause at a specified time and place why the petition for change of name should not be granted; 2 That on the hearing, the Court make an order changing petitioner's name from GINO BARANKOL to GINO GUVEN BORA; and 3 That all other proper orders be granted . Dated: 4·21·88 LAW OFFICES OF LEE & HUI ATTORN EY AT LAW 628 WEST l 9TH STREET COSTA MESA, CALIFORNIA 92627 TELEPHONE (714) 722-6119 Attorney for Pet1t1oner I S/ Pet11toner SUPERIOR COURT Oi THE STATE Of CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF GINO BARANKOL AKA GUVEN DENER. Pet1t1oner. FOR CHANGE OF NAME NO. Al42240 AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE [CCP § 1277) WHEREAS GINO BARANKOL. also known as GUVEN DENER. pet1t1oner. has fried a petition with the Clerk of this Court for a decree changing petitioner's name from GINO BARAN KOL to GINO GUVEN BORA. IT IS ORDERED that all persons interested 1n the above matter appear in Department 3 of this Court, located at 700 C1v1c Center Drive West. Santa Ana, Califomia. on June 2. 1988. at 2 45 PM , or as soon thereafter as the m atter may be heard, and show cause, 1f any, why the pet1t1on for change of name should not be granted IT IS FURTHERED ORDERED that a copy of this order to show cause be published in Newport Harbor Ensign, a newspaper of general circulation pnnted in the Orange County. California. once a week for four successive weeks pnor to the date set for hearing on the pet1t1on Dated: APR 21. 1988 515 5112 5/19 5126 JAMES L SMITH Judge of the Superior Court 1366 K-39901 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE TRUSTEE SALE NO. 870411 TITLE ORDER NO. 60560-07 Reference: 11-870S-0051 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 11118/86 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGSINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On 05126/88 at 10:00 A.M. STATEWIDE FORECLO- SURE SERVICES as the duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust, Recorded on 01121 /87 as Document no 87·033333 Of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of ORANGE County, California, executed by. SHARON LYNN JOHNSON Will SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, (~ble M time of sale in lawful money of the United States) AT THE NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA all ri&ht, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County, California. describina the land thef'ein: LOT 68 OF TRACT NO. 3763, IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 131PAGES38 TO 42 OF MISCEL- LANEOUS MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF ORANGE COUNTY. The street address and other common designation, if any, of the real property described above is purported to be: 1816 BUTIONSHELL. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without convenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances. to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, as provided in said note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to-wit: $23,916.51 The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a written Notice of Default and Election to Seti. The undersigned caused said Notice of Default and Demand for Sale, and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real property IS located STATEWIDE FORECLOSURE SERVICES AS TRUSTEE BY SUBSTITUTION CAMILLE TRUESOALUTRUSTEE OFFICER STATEWIDE FORECLOSURE SERVICES, 5925 CERRI· TOS AVENUE, CYPRESS, CA 90630, (714) 828-3261 5/5 5112 5/19 1370 NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE -TRUSTEE SALE NO.: 87-1065 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST. DATED AS SHOWN BELOW. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. A public auction sale to the highest bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a state or 1lational bank, a check drawn by a state of federal credit union, or a check drawn by a state or federal savines and loan association, savings association, or sa11ings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state will be held by the duly appointed trustee as shown below, of all right title, and interest conveyed to and now held by the trustee in the hereinafter descnbed property under and pursuant to a Deed of Trust described below. The sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, regarding title. possession, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust, with interest and late charges thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust. interest thereon. fees, charges, and expenses of the Trustee for the total amount {at the time of the initial publication of the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimated to be as set forth below The amount may be greater on the day of sale. -Trustor: JAMES R HOOK and PATRICIA HOOK. husband and wife -Duly Appointed Trustee. MIO CITY INVESTMENT COMPANY -Trust Deed Date: 819178 -Recording Date: 81301 78 -Instrument Number: 45099 -Book: 12821 -Page: 9 -Recorded in County of: Orange, State of Calitomia -Date and Time of Sale· MAY 19. 1988 -at 10:00 A.M. -Place of Sale: At the Chapman Ave. entrance to the C1v1c Center Building, 300 East Chapman Avenue, Orange, California -Estimated Sale Amount: $166,017.30 -Leial Description of Property: Lot 62 of Tract 7027, as per map recorded in Book 264, Pages 9 through 15 of maps, 1n the office of the County Recorder of said County. -Street Address of Property: 1931 Port Cardiean. Newport Beach, California (or Other Common Designa- tion, if Any) The undersigned Trustee disclaims any hability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common det~. if q , lhowri abolM. "no..,... eddrw"" ott. common dr'snetion it shown. dil'K1ions to the location ol the property fNY be obtain.d by sendq a wrttt.n ~ to the beneficiefy within 10 days ol the dN of first publlcetion ol this Notice ot Sale. -DATE: April 13, 1• SMS TRUST DEED SERVICE AS SAID TRUSTEE, 7411 l.ORGE CIRCl.£. HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA 92647, (714) 842-9111, Extension 1410#142 , BV: Jode' Hymen, Sr. Trust.e Sales Officer, AUTHO- RIZED SIGNATURE 4128 5/5 5112 1337 NOTICE CW TltUITEFS SALE Hl/T.S. NO.: 3312-01 TltUITU SALE NO. 3312-01 IHINN COMPUTEll NO 01·-1-0095 YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 11/25/86. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPt.ANATION Of THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On 05/19/88 at 10:00 A.M. ADVANCED TRUST DEED SERVICES CO. as the duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust, Recorded on 12110/86 as Document no. 86-607666 Of Official Records 4n the office of the Recorder of ORANGE County, California, executed by: RICHARD C. SHINN ANO DANA H. SHINN. HUSBAND AND WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS Will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn by a state or federal credit union or a check drawn by state or federal savings and loan association or savings bank specitied in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state. (checks must be payable at the time of sale in lawful money of the United States of America) AT THE CHAPMAN AVENUE ENTRANCE TO THE CIVIC CENTER BUILDING 300 E. CHAPMAN AVE. ORANGE, CA all right. title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County, California. describing the land therein: PARCEL 1: LOT 10 OF TRACT NO. 6905, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 308, PAGES 27 · 32 INCLUSIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. EXCEPT THEREFROM All OIL, GAS, MINERALS AND OTHER HYDROCARBONS, BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 FT., WITHOUT THE RIGHT OF SURFACE ENTRY, AS RESERVED IN INSTRUMENTS Of RECORD. PARCEL 2 AN APPURTENANT NON·EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT FOR INGRESS AND EGRESS THROUGH LOT 65 OF SAID TRACT NO. 6905 AS REFERENCED ABOVE. The street address and other common designation, if any, of the real property described above is purported to be: 501 CANCHA, NEWPORT BEACH CA 92660 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common des11nation, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made but without covenant or warranty, eicpress or imp!ied, regarding title, possession, or encumbrances to pay the remaining principal sum of the note{s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, as provided in said note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees. charges and ex.penses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is $88, 733. 77 The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real property ls located. Date: 04/18/SS Advanced Trust Deed Services Company, as Trustee By: Linda Perez. Assistant Secretary, 3350 E. Birch Street. Suite 211, Brea, CA 92621 TO OBTAIN THE OPENING BIO PLEASE CAU (714) 996-6815 4/28 5/5 5/12 1351 K-40025 FICTrTIOUS BUSINESS NAiil STATEMENT The following person is doing business as: SOR- RENTO GRILLE, 370 Glen- neyre St., Laguna Beach, CA 92651. AIOLI. a California corpo· ration. ~70 Glenneyre St.. Laguna Beach, CA 92651 This Business is con ducted by a corporation. Signed: AIOU, a Calif corp • BY: Dean B. Betts, Pres. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 3. 1988. File No. F379525 5-125-195·266-2 1391 Every one of our 5 1000 across the USA generates its own power. Sun:, since Chicago au tonom y generates a Title and SAFECO ® constant c:urrcn t of Title connected , w e'\'<.: service that's personal, h~comc: the mos t flex ible and switched powerful family of <8> <!!> <8 on in an in~tant , no title insurer~ in the matter how big or srnall nation. ~urt:, we out-the.: assignn1cnt. ~hinc C\'cryho<..ly else.: The upshot of this whc:n it comes to statu-® ® ® systcn1? An expert o n tory prcn1ium reserves local custom · and and liquid assets. And practices supported sure. nobody else strongly hy a national has the adv~mc:cd industry leader. communication systems that we have. To find out more. get in touch with Out what's at the center of our luminous your local office. We promise to be succc:. s is decentralization. This local powerfully Illuminating. National resources. Local raoun:efulncss. Chicago11tle (714) 547-72,l (800) FO -TITLE .. .1 1.-W NOICI OI DU1M or ............ MeOFNllJIOllTO AD•Wl& llTATI CMINO.Al4- To all heirs, benlficiariel, Cf9d6eon. contf"llf'l Cred• !ton. and persons wtto ~ be athenwise Interested In the will or estate oi RICHARD P. JOHNSON A petition has been filec by LINDA G. JOHNSON in the Superior Court of ORANGE County requestina that LINDA G. JOHNSON be appointed as personal representative to adminis· ter the estate of the dece- dent The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the lndepend· ent Administration of Estates Act. A hearing on the petition will be held on 6/1/88 at 1:45PM in Dept. #3 located at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA IF YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in per- son or by your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court w1th1n four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the Cahforn1a Probate Code. The time for filing claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person interested in the estate, you may serve upon the executor or administrator, or upon the attorney for the eicecutor or administrator. and file ·with the court with proof of ser- vice. a written request stat- ing that you desire special notice of the filing of an inventory anr! appraise- ment of estate asS!ts or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5oftheCaltfomia Probate Code. Attorney for petitioner- GARRETT-NORR IS & RUSHFORTH, 414 WEST FOURTH STREET, SUITE #L, SANTA ANA, CALIFOR- NIA 92701·4565 This notice was mailed on 5/6/88 at SANTA ANA, Caltfomia. 5/12 5/19 5/26 1385 FICTITIOUS BUStNESS NAME STATEMENT The followin1 persons are doing business as: (A) MESA Pt.ASTIC FINISHERS (B) MESA PLASTIC FINISH- ING, 414 Acacia Ave. Cor- ona Del Mar, 92625 Wayne & Deborah Baum- gardner. 414 Acacia, Cor- ona Del Mar. CA 92625. This business 1s con- ducted by husband and wife. Signed: Wayne Allan Baum~rdner This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Apr. 19, 1988 f ile No F378198 4-285-55-125·19 1352 1(.39733 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followin1 person is doina business as: LA PUNT A LOCALZ, 1924 Tradewinds, Newoort Beach. CA 92660. J. B. Schac. 1924 Trade- winds, Ne•port Beach. CA 92660. This Business Is con- ducted by ., indMdual. The re1istr1"t com- menced to trlnuct bull- ness under the fic:titioul business Mme liltld .,_ on 211188 .,,_.. J. a Schal This statement wn ftled with the County Clertl o1 Oranae County on A.t>r. 20, 1988 ~ ... No. F378301 4-21' ~5 5·12 S-19 1• TACllfllta •110•D11,..ICI .. Oii TIUl'lln UL1 &.. .... llUalDlll/ll. S7al , ........ ,.. .-JCODll T.O .. SERVICE COMPANY as duly appointed Trustee undw the Jollowfnl described deed of trust WILL SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (in the forms which ate lawful tender in the UnMd SIMll) wnd/01 the cashiet's, certified or ottwtr checks specified In CMI Code Section 2924h (hyab6e in full at the time of .... ) ell riaht. title and ~nterest con~ to Md now held by It under uld Deed of Trust in the property hltekl..tW described: TRUSTOlt. JOHN A. SEVERSON, JENNIFER SEVERSON BENEFU:IARY: ALLSTATE SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASS(). CIATION rKOrded January 25, 1983 as Instr. No. 83-036498 of OfficS-1 Recofds in the offioe of the Recorder of Oranae County. uld deed of trust describes the followln1 property. DESCRIPTION PARCEL l : Unit No. 14 • shown and described in the condo-minium..,, reconted on Auaost 29, 1978 in Book 12820, Piiis 279 to 318 Inclusive of Official Records of Or•nse County, c.tffomia. PMCEL2: All undivided 1130 Interest es a tenant in common in the fee i'*'9st in and to the common wea of Lots l and 2 of Tract 9588, as per map flied in Book 400, Piiis 25 to 28 inclusive of miscellaneous ,,...ps, records of said County, as such tenn is defined in the artiele entitled "'Definitions. of the Oecl•ration of Covenants. Conditions and Restrictions described in "Subject To:- below (the Oeci.rationj; EJloeptinc therefrom all oil, oil riahts, minerals, mineral riahtl. Mtunl ps rilhts, and other hydrocarbons by ~ name known, aeothermal steam, and all products derived from any of the foreaoina, that may be within °'under the parcel of land hereinal:><M! described t(]fllther with the perpetual ri1ht of drilling, mining, explorinc and openttina therefor and storina in and removins the same from said land or any other land, inciudin& the ri&ht to whipstock or directionally drill and mine from lands other than those hereinabove described., oil or ps wett, tunnels and shafts into, throu1h or across the subsutt.c. of the land hereinab<M described, and to bottom such whipstocked or directionally drilled wells, tunnels and shafts under and beneath or beyond the exterior· limits thereof, and to redrill, retunnel, equip, maintain, repa,r, deepen an operate any such wells or mines without. howewer, the riaht to drill, mine, store, expkJre and operate throuah the surface or the upper 500 feet of the subsurface of the land hereinabove described, n reseNed in the deed from the Irvine Company, a corporMion recorded December 13, 1978, in Book 12959. PIP 1074 of Official Records. Atso exceptin& thefwftom the subsurface water rirhts, but without the riaht of surlace entry as reserved In the deed from the Irvine Company, a corporation recorded December 13, 1978 in Book 12959, Pa1e 1074 of Official Recotds.. PARCEL3: Easements as such easements are particularly set forth in the article emitted .. Easements' of the Declaration under the section heedlncs ii'\ such article entitled as follows: "Ri1hts and Duties": "Utilities and Cable T~ ... "Support. Settlement and Encroachment," "l,,.,.s, £cress and RecfUtional Rights," "Exclusive Resbk;111d Common Area Easement" and .. Meter Box Enement." PAACEL4: Ea11ments n such easements are particularly set forth In the Miele entitled '"Easements" of the Declaration of Cowenants, Conditions and Restrictions in "Subject To:" Below {the .. Master Declaration") under the section heedincs in such article entitled as follows: "Ri1hts and Duties": "Uttlities and Cable Television," "Support, Settlement Md Encroechment." "Community Facilities Ewment" and "Orainap <>Yer Community Facilities". YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED l /11183. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO "'°TECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBUC SAl£. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lAWYER. 21 COVENTRY CIRCLE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA •(If a street address 01 common desianation of property Is ~ above, no watTanty is 1iven as to its c~plete· ness or oonectness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, by l"8MOn of a breach or default 1n the obliptions WUNd theleby, hetetobe executed and delivered to lhl undersilnld a written Oecianrtion of Default and Oemend for Sate. and written notice of default and of ~ to cause the undenisned to sell said property to utisfy said obtiptions. and thereafter the undersianed caused Mid notice of defallt and of election to be ~did December 17, 1986 as Instr. No. 86-623598 of Official RecOtds in the office of the Recorder of Oranae ~ s.ld S.le will be made, but without C<M!nant. or wr.nty, ei&press or implied, reprdina title possession, or encurnbnnces. to s-Y the remalnine princi~I sum of the nole(s) secu'9d by said deed of Trust. with interest as in said nal8 provided, advances. if any. under the terms of Mid Deed of Trust, fees, cha,.es and expenses of the Trua. Md of the trusts ct8lted by uid Deed of Trust Seid se1e will be held on: June 6, 1918, at 1:30 p,m. in the lobby to the building locM9d at 601 South Lewis Street. On1n1e. California ~the time of the initial pub4ication of tttis notice, the ~ amount ol the unpaid balance of the obliptioo tecured by the above described ~ of trust and estimlllld oosts expenses and advances 1s $489,933. 76. tt is pouible 'ttwt et t~ time of sale the openin& bid may be !ell than the total indebtedness due. tf .ue;IM>le, the -.pected openina bid my be obtained t», ~ tN followinc tetephone numbers on the day before a. sale: (71~) 38!>-4837 or (213) 627-4865 O.:~S. 1988 T.O. SEfMC£ COMPANY 1s Slid Trustee. 8f Plencia A. RMdall. Asst. Vioe President. 601 South lAwts St. Orante. CA 92668, (714) 385·4700 25822 5112 5/19 5/26 1384 c..lt .., .. .,... (CITACION IUDICWJ llOl1CI 10 ........,: (Adv'IO a Ac:uSldo) ..._ locllMrt and Does 1 to to. inclusive YIU .. -1U1D 1Y Pl.AlflfTlf'F: (A Ud le esta' .. , ..... ) ..... McMllth. dotnc bulina1 as EUROPEAN AUTO-. MOTM 9'£CIALISTS You ,_ JO CAU'.NOAR DAYS lfter tt'1s summons •s --•,.,..,Ne a typ;wu-., response It this court. A llnllr or phone call will not prottet you, your -====::·:·:-: ....... "'"'°"'....,form If~ .• • .., fa"' call. .. .,.. ,_..on time.~,,.. loll ... ~,,...,-~,,.. ... Uken without bttw..,.,.,. from h eoutt. n.. .. altw ..... ~Yau m., wnt 90 C.U In..,,,..,,...~-",_,donalkno.M ~. you nwy c.alf M ~ ,..,.,,.. NMce Of 8 lepl aid office (H.a.d in the phone book). 0..• de QUe .. .,..,.._, .... citac:ion judiciM ulled tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CAl.ENDAAtOS para pn 1 e nt.r una respc.sta escriU 1 mequina en esta cona. Una c.ta o una llamada telefonica no le of'9Cefl' proteccion; su ,..,. .... escrita a rNQUine tiene que cumptir eon In formalicMdes leples apropiadas s1 ustec:t QUMn QUe la COft8 escucN SU CMO. Si usted no presenta su respuestl a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le pueden quiW su ulario, su dinero y otras COU1 de SU propiedad sin MIO adic:ional por perte de .. corte. Existen otros requisitos leples. Puede que usted quiera llemer a un abcJpclo inmediMamente. Si no conoce a un abopdo, puede llarrw a un servicio de r'efef'encia de abopdos o a une oficina de ayuda lepl (\tel el directorio te&efonico). The name and address of the court ts: (El nombre y direcclon de la corte es) MUNICIPAL COURT OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY Of RIVERSIDE, 5763 Tilt~ A~. Rklerside, CA 92509 Case Number: (Numero de C.O) 34725 The name, address Md telephone number of plaintiff's attorney,°' ptaintiff without an attorney, is: (El nombre, la direcclon y el numero de tetefono del abopdo del demandante, o del demandante Que no tiene 1bopdo, es) DONALD P. ERMSHAR, 3564 Centr.t Ave .. Suite 2F, Riverside, Ca. 92506-2792. (714) 787-7123. Date: July 23, 1987 Michael J. Bayne Clerk, (Actuario) by S. Kesl(ey Deputy (De.lpdo) C-8689 46780 4121,4128,5/5 5/12 SOMMONS (CfTACtC>ft JUDICW.) NOTICE TO DUOOANT: ~a Acl•alo) 1334 DENNIS D. HOUSTON, JERRY ARMSTRONG, DOUGLAS G. MINNER, BEVERLY J. MINNER, GREGORY MINNER, BLACK COMPANY. a corporation, WHITE COMPANY, a corporation, OOE I • DOE Ill, Inclusive, individually and dba GREEN COMPANY, a co-partnership, DOES IV throuch DOESX YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PlANTIFF: (A Ud. le esta demandando) JAMES M. BRIDGES, WIMMER E. COOPER, BETTY J. COOPER, ROBERT CRAFTON, YVONNE CRAFTON, TRAVIS W. DAVIS, ADA I. DAVIS, DALE W. DENIO, SARAH C. DENIO, DONALD D. GOOD, DARLENE W. GOOD. HILDA E. KAHN, DANIEL B. lOKEY, JANE LOKEY, ROBERT LYNN, FRANK G. MARTENS, ROBERT 0. MC COY, JOYCE MC COY, GORDON L NEWBY, DOLORES NEWBY. GOROON L NEWBY, INC. PROFIT SHARING TRUST, OAKTREE ASSOCIATES, FRANCIS E. PERRY, MARIE JEAN PERRY, LEE SA TILEY, ROGER S. SOW, MARY SNOW, ROBERT SYBRANOT, DOROTHY SYBRANOT, RUSSEll TAYLOR, MARGERY TAYLOR, FREO THOMAS AND SANDY THO- MAS. You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this sum served on you to file a typewritten response at th· A letter or phone call will not protect typewritten response must be in proper lept want the court to hear your case. If you do not file your response on time, the case, and your waps, money and ""'~tw taken without further waminc from the court There are other lepl requirements. You call an attorney riaht away. If you do not you may call •n attorney referral senrice office (listed in the phone bool(). . Oespues de Que le entrecuen est.a c1 usted tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CAL r ... ~ ... tOS para present.r una respuesta escrita a mecui en esta cone. Una cam o una llamada telefonka le ofrecera proteccion; su respuesta escrita a i!" tiene Que cumplir con las fonmllldades leples adn si usted Quiere Que 11 corte escuche su caso. Si usted no presenta su ~ a perder el ~. y le pueden -quitar so sal y otras cosas de su propiedad in aviso adic' I por parte de la corte. . u isten otros requisitos lelales. Puede Que ust uiera llamar a un abopdo inmedietamente. Si no a un abopdo, puede Hamar a un servicio de referencia de abopdos o a una oficina de ayuda leaal (vea el directorio telefonico). CASE NUMBER: (Numero def Caso) 200262 The name and addf'nS of the court is: (El nombre y direcct0n de la corte es) SUPERIOR COURT Of CALIFORNIA, COUNTY Of KERN, 1415 Truxtun Avenue. Bekets'*d, Califomia-9~~ The name addms. and tetephone number of plaintiff's attorney, or P,.intiff wrthout an attorney, is: (El nombre, la direcdon y el numero de telefono. del abopdo del demandante, o def c:Jemandante que no tiene abopdo,es) ROBERT D. PATIEASON, ATIORNEY AT lAW, 1830 TRUXTUN AVENUE, SUITE 206, POST OfftCE 90X 2206. 8Af(ERSflELO, CALIFORNIA (3303, (805) 324-4924 GALES. ENSTAD Clerk. by (~uario) Deputy (Defepdo) DATE: (Fect\3) AUG 25. 1987 ROBERT 0. PA TIEASON, JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW 1830 TRUXTUN AVENUE. SUITE 206 POST OFFICE BOX 2206 BAKERSFIELD, CALIFORNIA 93303 (805) 324-4924 Attorney for Pt1intiffs lft n4E SUPUtOll OOUttT Of THI STATt Of CAUfOltfM IN AND F'CMt THI C0UWTY Fo. ION JAMES M. BRIDGES, WIMMER £ COOPER. 8£TTY J. COOPER ROBERT CRAFTON, YVONNE CRAFTON, TRAVIS W. DAVIS, ADA I. DAVIS, DALE W. DENIO, SARAH C DENIO DONALD D. GOOD, DARLENE W GOOO. HILDA E: KAHN. DANIEL B. LOt<EY. JANE LOt<EY. RC'8£RT l YNN, flJANK G. MARTENS, R08£RT 0. MC COY. JOYCE MC COY GORDON ,L "'NEWSY, 00l.OR£S NEWBY, GORDON L NEWBY INC. PROFIT SHARING TRUST, OAKTM:E ASSOC IT ES, FRANCIS E PERRY. MARIE JEAN PERRY. LEE SATTLEY, ROGERS SYBAANOT, ~THY SY8RANDT, RUSSELL TAYLOR. MARGERY TAYLOR. FRED THOMAS ANO SANDY THOMAS, Ptelf'ltiffl, v DENNIS 0. HOUSTON. JERRY MMSTR0HG. OOUGlAS G. MINNER, BEV£RlY J MtNNER. Bl.ACK .CO!tllWfY. a COIJ)Ollltion. WHITE COMPNfV. • COIPGilliUr\ DOE I - DOE Ill, inclusive, indMdulltyand dt.OR££N COMPANY. a co-partnership, DOES IV tfw'oultt DOES X. ~ ARTHUR E. WALL.ACE Jud&e of the Superior Court 1365 515 5/12 5/19 5/26 AC#llOl.W NOTICI OF TitUIT&'l IALl F·191117 On May 4, 1988 at 11:00 a.m. First Americao ritte lnsut11nOe Compiny, a Cef ifomie corpont;on, as Trus1ee, or Successor Trustee 01 Substituted Trustee, of that cettain Deed of Trust executed by Mark H. Howard and Chetyl Ann Howard, and recorded July 15, 1987 as Instrument No. 87 "'403566, of OfficiaC Records of Oranp County, c.tifornia, and pursuant '°mat certain Notice of Default thereunder recorded January 8, 1988 as Instrument No. 88-010945, of Official Rec:Otds of said County, will under end pursuant to said Deed of Trust sell at pub4ic auction fOI cash, lawful money of the United Sbttes of America, a cashiet's check payab4e to said Trustee drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn °'I a st.ate or federal credit union. or a check dt"'Mlln by a state or federal savinss and loan association, or 5aVll'llS bank specified in section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state. at the main entrance to First American Title Insurance Company located at 114 East Fifth Street, in the City of Santa Ana, Califomla all that riaht, title and Interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: LEGAL DESCRIPTION Trust No. 15027 A leasehold Interest in and to the fotlowin&: Parcel f.:. Parcel l as shown on a map filed in Book 196, Paps 38 and 39 of Parcel Maps in the oft'ioe of ttie County Recorder of Qrance County. Parcel B: Lot 9 in Block 3 of the Balboa Bayside Tract, as showp on a map recorded 1n Book 4, Paae 78 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Oranee County, Califor· nia. Exceptina therefrom the east 1.00 feet. The street address or other oommon desilOMion of said prcperty: is purported to be: 503 East Edpwater, Newport ,... Beach, California 92661. Said sale will be made without c~nt or warranty, express °' implied, as to title, possession or encumbntn· ces to satisfy the unpaid balance due on the note or notes secured by said Deed of Trust. to wi: Sl.010,313.46, plus the following estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the initial pub4iation of this Notice of Sate: $74,967.14 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER VOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST, DATED (date not shown). UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOU> AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANA TIOH Of THE NATURE Of THE PftOCEEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. DATED: April 5, 1988 ARST AMERICAN TrTl£ INSURANCE COMPANY, a California corporation · Pat Sindt. Authorized Officer, (TRUSTEE'S NAME OR OTHER PERSON CONDUCTING SALE), 114-East Fifth Street, Santa Ana, California 92701, (714) 558·3211 4/14 4/214/28 1321 K·lMe ncTmOUS BUSINESS NAME PATEIH.NT The followinc persons are doinc bu$ines as Rut>.c:toux Associates, 245 Fischer Ave .• Suite 02. Costa Mes.a, California 92626. Jean M. Handnckson, 1U4 Kennymead, Orance. ca. 92667. Robert A. Lombardi, 8 Lassen Irvine, Ca 92715. Ronald J. Guyer, 724 Malibar Drive, COGJN del Mar, CA 92625. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed abow on July 7, 1986. Sipled: Ron.Id J. Guyet This statement was filed with the County Cleril of Oranae County on April 14, 1988 File No. F-37n73 4/21, 4128. 515, 5/12 1~3 FICT1T10US ..... Miil STATUIUfT The foflowtnc person is dom1 business as War· m•ntton Pinon$ Ventures, 1641 LanlleY Ave., Bkia. 8, lrvme. Cahf. 92714 Warm1n1ton Property Compeny, Calif, 1641 Lan· atfJ1 Ave , 8Jda 8, Irvine, Ca11f92714 This business 1s con· ducted by a corpcntion The re11strant com· m.ioad to transact buSl- nen under the fictrt.ous ~ NrN hS19d abow onl-1.ea. S11Md) Warm1n1ton ~Compeny Williem~-· ,. ....... This 11 ·----.... c..r~- O.....~onApril 1-. ... ....... ,.J11111 4121. 4/28, 515 5/12 1342 l ·JllZ.3 ncmiOUI 1U•1m NAMl STATl'MBn The foak>winc peniOf IS W'e doina business as.: IB RMtty ~. Builden Equi~ ment Company, 18 Con· struction ~. 23141 Verdueo Drive, Suite 205, l.al!Jna Hills. CA 92653. lrrt.,american Builders Corporation, a Cahfornia corporation, 23141 Ver- duao Drive, Suite 205, La&· una Hills, CA 92653 ~ D Pat\er, 25114 Sleepyhollow Terrace, El Toro, CA 92630. Frank W Bauman, 231652 Via Orteco. Coto de Caza, CA 92679 This business is con· ducted by a corporatJon Sianed· lnterameric1n Builders Corporateon, By: Jeffrey 0 ~.Vice Pres· ldent. This statement was filed With the County Cl~ of Oranae County on Atx 28, 1988. File No f379073 5-5 5-12 5-19 5-26 1376 ncn nous M11111m MMllTAllmNT The folbMnl person fS doin& ~neu as. RUBY'S DINER, 1721 Wh1tt1er Street, Costa Mesa. Ca. 92627 RUBY'S OtHER. INC • a Caltforn1a corporation. 1721 Whtttter Street. Costa Mes.a. CL 92627. This business is con· ducted bf I COf'PG'lll10f I TM ret•ttrant com· m.tt:ied ID tr...:t buli· .,.. under ... ftctitQaS busiMSI NIMS hlMd -.. °" o.c. 10. im --~ '"'9n DtN£• • INC.. ~ 11111 • nm n .... _ ... .... CMIJ3W an" Atiti ... LIJJaJ I .... ITITI IT The followin1 person Is doin& bulineu•A· ,...,._ t.198 FltneM; 8-~ fitness & Healttt; C· Advanta1• Fitness Pro- ducts; [).~ Heetth; E·~ Heelth & f'lt· neu; F-~ Heetth Products; G·Advanta .. Dir9d; E·AcMnt.111 Qutk· Fit; 1-Quikfit; J·Quikfit f"ltneu Products; K-Quikf It Ultra Gym; L·QuikF'rt Goff Gym M-Quikf'rt Products N· Golf Gym; O-Sk1 Gym; p. Racquet Gym; Q-Bol#lina Gym; A-QuikStrip. Adventa1e Entertain· ment. Inc (Cokndo Corp.) This busineH is con· ducted by I corporation, Sianed Advantale EnW· t.inment Inc., James P. SUp6eton This stllletnent was filed witti the County Cleric of Oranae County on April 18, 1988. File No. F-3n972 4/21. 4/28, 5/5, 5112 1341 "'9UCNOTa ACtitiOUI ....... NAiil STA1DDUIT The followinc person Is doina business as: (1) JURIS SEARCH, (2) EXEC. UTIVE MANAGMENT SEARCH, (3) SENIOR EXEC. UTIVE SEARCH, 250 New- port Center Drive #305. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Michael 0 . Hardesty, 5520 River Rd.. Newport Beach, CA 92663. This business is con· duded by an individual. The re1istrant com- menced to transact buSt· ness under the fictitious busmess name or names listed above on 3· 7 ·88. S.lfled· M.D Hardesty. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or.nee County on March 9, 1988. 4/28 5/5 5/12 5119 1357 '1CllllOUS ., ••• NAME STATIMIJfT The followinc penons are dome business as White- cote European T~ Coor· d1nator, 220 Newport Cen· ter, Suite One, Newport BNch. CA 92660 Anna Miller, 11820 V'det Circle, Fountain VaJtey, CA 92708 Diana Belamy. 607 Mar V1st., Newport Beach, CA. 92660 This business is con- c:tucted by a aenera1 part- nership The reaistrant com· rneoced to transact bu5'· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on March JO. 1988 S.aned ~ Miller Thts stttement was filed with the County Clerk of Orante County on April 18, 1988 File No. F-3n975 4/21, 4/28, 5/5 5/12 1332 nc t lhOUI 9UI lllESI MW STATl:mJIT The followtn& persons• doinc business n Sixpence Inn of Bettftower, 1751 E Garry A~. SMta Ana, CA 92705 Si~pence Inns of Amef· IQ, Inc , Cahfonna, 1750 E Garry. Santi A.na. Caltfonua 92705 The Wilham "-. Caine, Jr & T emmy L Caine Revoc- able Trust. 1751 E. Gerry. S.nta Ana C•htom1a 92705 The Donald E. Sodaro and Feltef1Y A.. Sodaro Aelloc· abte Trust. 1751 E G9rry. S.nt1 Ana, California 92705 This t>us•n~ss 1s con· d\lc:ted b1 I ...... '*'' 1'*5h!C) 5-ned) 5'XJl£NCE '"NS Of AM0ttCA. INC W.A. Caine, Jr. - - BAYFROrJTS um 1111• ENJOY . NEWPORT BAY + CITY LIGHTS FROM BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED 2 BEDROOM CO-OP UNIT. NEUTRAL DECOR. NEW KITCHEN, PORCH + FOREVER V1EWS. PIER +SUP AVAILABLE! TllE COVEi 1420.IOO MARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY TO GET ON THE BA YFRONT AT AN EXCELLENT PRJCE-2 BED- ROOM 21h BA TH + FORMAL DINING ROOM MAKE THIS AN EXCITING PROPERTY. ' UDO 1415,000 SOPHISTICATED BA YFRONT PENTHOUSE. WOND- ERFUL PANORAMIC VIEWS OF BAY, OCEAN, MTS +NEWPORT CENTER ARE UNSURPASSED ANY- WHERE! PIOIOITllY IAY 1•7.880 SOARING 2 STORY ATRIUM WITH SKYUTE MAKES THIS BA YFRONT LIGHT + BRIGHT. 2 FIREPLACES, 1 BEDROOM, BA TH ON FIRST FLOOR PLUS 4 MORE UPSTAIRS. PEllallA PltlT 11.141.llO FANTASTIC HARBOR + NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS ACROSS WIDEST BAY LOCATION. CHARMING 2- STORY BA YFRONT WITH 3 BEDROOMS + NEW KITCHEN. WATERFRONT PATIO + SUP FOR 40' BOAT. IAYFRONT Sl .515,000 A BAYFRONT HACIENDA WITH A UNIQUE COM- BINATION OF LOCATION, DESIGN + VALUE. 4 BEDROOMS + GUEST QUARTERS, DEN, DINING ROOM. FIREPLACE MAKE THIS A TAUL Y EXCITING HOME. PElllSULA IAYFllOIT l1.H5.000 SPECTACULAR MAIN TURNING BASIN LOCATION. 4 BEDROOMS IN MAIN HOUSE, SANDY BEACH WITH BOAT DOCK SEPARATE 2 BEDROOM APT. WITH V1EW IN GARDEN SETTING. UllA llLE IZ ..... SPECTACULAR, CONTEMPORARY, REMODELED, BAYFRONT, EUROPEAN KITCHEN, 4 BEDROOMS, 5'1'1 BATHS, TURNING BASIN, V1EW, LARGE SUP + SOUTH PATIO. IAYlmlD UJ•.111 BAYFRONT-FINEST QUALITY. 4 BEDROOM REM- ODELED HOME WITH 80" FRONTAGE. POOL. SPA PLUS DOCK FOR 2 LARGE YACHTS. EXQUtSfTE BAY V1EWS. MYllllD 11.711.• FABULOUS ONE-OF-A -KIND BAYFRONT WI GRASSY LAWN, HUGE TREE OVERSIZED DECK. 3 SLIPS, CHARMING "OLD NEWPORT" ON 1 ~ BAYSHORE LOTS. NEWPORT BEACH omcE ·CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644.-9060 CAIYll CIUT 1111 ... ENJOY THE GOOD LIFE IN THIS LOVELY 3 BED- ROOM, FAMILY ROOM CONDO. GATED AND PRIVATE WITH POOL ANO TENNIS. LEASEHOLD LAND CAN BE PURCHASED. OLD COIOIA an IAR 1415.00fl TWO SEPARATE HOUSES ON 40 FT. L01 SOUTH OF PCH. GARDEN-LIKE PATIO AREA SEPARATES THE UNITS WITH PLANTS ANO FLOWERS. GREAT INCOME OPPORTUNITY! NEWPORT HEllHTS 17 41.• BUil T BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR OWN HOME. 180° BAY+ OCEAN VIEW FROM ALL MAJOR ROOMS. 2 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS. LARGE BONUS SUITE UPSTAIRS W /WET BAR + BA TH. . ' IAYllDE COYE 1175,IOO SPLENDID BA YFRONT CONDO WITH SUP FOR 30+ FT BOAT. ACCESS TO SANDY BEACH, POOL AND SPA. SPACIOUS FLOOR PLAN + 3 OUTDOOR DECKS. llAl•l••E 1131 ... FABULOUSLY UPGRADED 4 BEDROOM. SKY- LIGHTS, KOi POND, 14 FT CEILINGS, OCEAN VIEWS, BEAUTIFUL .. ROGER GARDENS" PATIOS. DECOR- ATORS HOME. UDO llt&.• SPECTACULAR BA YFRONT CONDO WITH VIEWS OF BAY, CITY LIGHTS, SAILING ACTIVITIES. SPA- CIOUS ROOMS, MARBLE FIREPLACE, FRENCH DOORS OPENING TO LARGE SUNDECK .IAl•llE CIEEl 1411.• SUPERB OCEAN VIEW LOCATION, CUSTOMIZED CONDOMINIUM, REMODELED KITCHEN + BATHROOMS, OFF WHITE CARPETS, LARGE PATIO. llVllE TEllACE 1711.• UNIQUE 2 STORY HOME AFFORDS YOU A PANO- RAMIC VIEW FROM JETIY TO HARBOR TO CATAL- INA. 3 BEDROOM PLUS LIBRARY, POOL+ FORMAL DINING ROOM. ""1·TElllCE 11.1•• SUPERB VIEW OF OCEAN. BAY, CITY LIGHTS+ CATALINA FROM 4 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, BONUS AOOM HOME. DEMAND AREA W/SPEQA.L HOME A MUST SEEi ..... . ··--UNCOMPARABtE VIEW FAOM NEWPORT'S HIGH- EST AE8IDENTIAL PARCEL AT END OF E>CCWSIVE CUL-DE-SAC. SEE ENTIRE BAY. FASHION ISLAND + COAST TO PALOS VERDES. i~EVJPORT BEACH WEITCUFF 1111.- WESTCUFF'S BEST BUYI 2 BEDROOM + OEN OR 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CHARMER. BEAM CEILINGS, 2 FIREPLACES. LARGE KITCHEN W/NEW APP~ CES. GAEA T CURB APPEAL IEACGN IAY 1431.• PRIME LOCATION IN THIS CHARMING 3 BEDROOM W/LARGE FAMILY ROOM. HIGH BEAM CEILINGS, BRICK FIREPLACE. WITHIN STEPS OF BAY & TENNIS. DOVER IHOllES 1535 ... SPACIOUS SINGLE STORY ON PRESTIGIOUS GALAXY DRIVE. 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, FORMAL DINING ROOM + FIREPLACE. LARGE PRIVATE YARD WITH COVERED PATIO + SPA. IAY CREST 1515.• EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME HAS EVERYTHING. 4 BEDROOMS, 6 BATHS, FAMILY AND BONUS ROOMS. PERFECT CONDITION, THE FINEST IN FAMILY UV1NG. IEWPllT IEllm ..... REMODELED HOME ON LARGE VIEW LOT, 2 DECK ON VIEW SIDE, LARGE FAMILY ROOM WIT FIREPLACE + WET BAR. ROOM TO EXPAND. EXPAND. Ill CAIYOI 1541 ... SOARING BEAMED CEILING IN LARGE LIVING ROOM. 5 SKYLIGHTS, FORMAL DINING + FIRE- PLACE. HUGE MASTER SUITE ON FIRST FLOOR + 2 BEDROOMS UP. WESTCLIFF 1129.0ll TURN KEY Ol>PORTUNITY. CUSTOM THROUGH- OUT. 5 BEDROOM, 4 BATH, OAK FLOORS, BERBER CARPET. QUIET CUL-OE-SAC LOCATION. PER- FECT FOR FAMILY & ENTERTAINING. IEACOl IAY ..... OUTSTANDING ONE-OF-A-KIND PULASKI DESIGNED HOME W1TH LOVELY MASTER BED- ROOM, LOFT, DIANE JOHNSON KITCHEN PLUS 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT-SPA. • CAIYll 1111.111 PANORAMIC V1EW OF 8TH FAIRWAY. EXCITING CUSTOM HOME WIGENEROUS USE OF WA.RM WOODS AND BRICK. IDEM. FLOOR PLAN-LARGE ROOMS FOR GRACIOUS ENTERTAINING. IWlllT ...... .. GRAND MANOR PLAN 4. TAUL Y CUSTOMIZED 5 BEDROOM WOOD WORK THAOUGHOUT. STATE OF THE ART KITCHEN. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT TODAY . • CllYll ....... .. HUGE AOOM8 DESIGNED FOR ENTERTMING. 2 MASTER 8EDAOOM8 • MD OVERLOOION8 11TH TEE & FAIRWAY. FINEST CONSTRUCTION OF WOOD I STONE.