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Home My WebLink About1988-06-02 - Newport Harbor Ensign• - DAMAGE D .PAGE -----....... .. ...... I ,....,.; 0 f•' (l' ...... ·= I -If) 'j c~ =srABUSHEO HM8 * 40TH YEAR* NUMBER 43 * (714) 631 -8120 *NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOMEBASEO NEWSPAPER •THURSDAY. JUNE 2. 1968 I .·. ~ -,·t, I -(I -I --. ...... I' ....... :z C• Z ..)..) 1 '1 w ~SD teacher layoffs cut to 29 I--' Ct.. -= '! =.i ~ ,_, w ..L CD Election campaigns entering final phase Hart backs Measure A BY ROG.ER ILOOM In a move that serves to clearly distinguis h her fron1 her primary election opponent, As-.cmblyman Gil F e rguson, Newport Beach Councilwo man Evelyn Hart last week endorsed Measure A, the Cit izens Sensible Growth and Traffic Initiative. which will be on the ballot June 7. T he controversial initiative, written a nd qualified fo r the ballot by a coalition of county slow-growth acti- vist!., has drawn heavy fire from develo pers and other business interests who charge t h11t it will not solve traffic pr ob l e m~ but will put a stop to development 10 unincorporated areas. Ferguson has sided with the anti- initiative forces, and has introdoccd a bill in the Legislature that would restrict tbc imposition of fees or taxes on new developments. • .. 9ie've had an ordinuce simiW to II f 1•fllll Baker backed by Brad Gates BY ROGER BLOOM Orange County S heriff-Coroner Brad Gates, in a rare move for him, last week endorsed Irvine City Coun- cilman Dave Baker for t ht Re publican nomination tn the 40th Congressional District. "This is an importan1 mnment fnr me,., said Gate\ dt a news conference in the county H <ll l ol Admini4'trati0n .. , don't endo r'-e lightly I rut a lot of thought into 11 ." Gates stated he decided to 'IUppon Baker because of the Irvine council man 'c; early and active involve- ment in the fig ht against drugs and because of his experience in o ther local ISSUCS. .. He's one of the first public officials to step forward and want to get involved and solve the problem ... said Gates of Baker's antidrug efforts. 04He didn't want to taJk., be wanted to solve the 111 r .,.r ... -C Q I 'I 'II lfll ................. ,,II __ _ n n , a · $ BY C HERYL STERLING Two weeks ago, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board voted to send 58 teachers layoff notices, but now that list has been reduced to 29 tcacbcn, Superintendent Dr. John Nicholl announced at Tuesday's board meeting. The layoff' mostly aff ec13 teachers at the secondary level, but the number of retiring teachers at the elementary level made it necessary to reinstate haJf of those teachers, who have an elementary credential, Nicholl said. He is hopeful that more of the 29 teachers on layoff status wilJ be reassigned in the future . .. It is nerve-wracking for the teachers, parents and students, but it is good to be able to bring some of these folks back," said Board President Jim de Boom. "It's tough for anyone to lose a job, but many districts are facing teacher shortages, so these teachers won't be unemployed for Jong ... One of the programs that will be reinstated in the elementary school is the physical education/ wellness pro- gram, which board member Sherry Loofbourrow said is essential. The purpose of the layoff was to stave off a $7 million deficit the district will possibly face in the 1988-89 school year. Nicholl said the defici t has been reduced to S3 million, due to the layoffs. "ft was money that got us into this p redicame nt and it was money that led up to the deficit, .. Nicholl aad . ''B" reducing staff at the certificated level. we reduce the deficit.~ In other board action, the resuJ~ of the factfinding paMJ in the dispute between the district and tbc teacher's union received an affirmative vote. The panel recommended no raises be given In additional actioa. after some u 1M 1nf • ,... 3 .... " ..... LI ·. PAIE !-JUNE!. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Prop. 71 is the buzz at PT A confab BY BONNIE ENGSTROM cost of living and our own state's tional background and compre-/ Havin~ shared in the application debated, brainstorming on bow Seeing the larger p icture a nnual inc rease in pe rson al hensive skills to do so respon-writing for an Outstanding Unit to get the word out took place sometimes requires great vision. income seems j ust basic commo n sibly. last year for Andersen School, and siahs off ruatration punctu- Band-aid therapy is all well and sense. By using the indices of 49 This time around I did not which we subsequently won, I ated the lo bby and meeting good when either immediate or other states besides our own, as sign up for any legislative work-was interested in exploring the rooms of the Hilton. minor relief is needed. Educa-is done now, we arc in a strait-shops. While they always fasci-Outstanding Council roundta-The biggest challenge, so we tion is crying out for holistic, jack.ct situation. While not a ante me, and while I'm always ble. seemed to all agree, is to help comprehensive care to alleviate total antidote, Prop. 71 is the so impressed with the State It appears that Del Valle folb undentand what Prop. 71 ill chronic pain and prolona its only realistic and immediate Council, 32nd Di1trict PTA, bu means, what it will ~mplish productivity. The leaialative hope for increuina educational been actively involved in legit--and what it doanl mean. The ambulance is runnina out of pa. fundina. And it will NOT lation for nine years. Each year trouble u I w it is four very but Iona-term hope ii on the incrcw tua. I just returned tbey baved bullCd the lelitletive humu traits: the •1 now ia all" horizon. to pus Proposition 71 . from the 19th annual California cbainnca from nery unit iD their syndrome. tilt •1• too cat.r- What I fa.nd most frustra&iq State PT A Conveatioa in San co111ncil to S8crameato for a day rMled to .. , becaUIC I miaht is the lack of un4entandiq Frucilco. of meetiap with seaatora. look lib a d'"D•J .. complex, about Prop. 71 . I fmd. too. in lnteratiqly cnoqb, wbile mWy memlas ud PTA tile ·p1 .. • w. not lilami•" itayerysimplicity,itiaoft.eaa.ard thcthemetllilycarw•Pueat-PTA•• loltbyi1t•1 1kill1 aad ~ Tbeireom•"8ic#ioa dilonler, a1!11f plaia old .,..lly. to explain. Basically, it jmt ins." tbc talk w "eai"•ioa.,, knowiedF, I felt I neelled more· witla tk8c off"1Ci811 _. dlcir 11toeP all are caraMc, tM cb•"F' the basis for adjustina ldivismwltbepo•erofpuent cliYCl'lity. Foraet it, folb! It adivilmWllCld.._ta.e61~ .m.w1etwo,..<*lanJCMlf'ldf the .a.te apendina limit from tbc voluatecn to implement 1uch. It aoppcd up evaywbcre from tioa of Ovt1tanctina Coacil. pwa 'die proper ilKatiws. If national inflatioa rate to the is our rapomibility • parellb, -Vocatioul Ed-=atioa on the But, more importaildy, it pro-JCMI doe\ ewe ,_... aalterrw- Califomia rate. The ntionale of 1randparcnt1, aunt1, uncles, Mcne• to .. Are Schools Mectina mot.eel a participation in tlae malt coe~x., ycMI wiU COlltinae allowing our state government cousins and community tbc Needs of Our Children, .. a teplative pmcell ud aware-to suffer aloaa with education. to provide funds for education, membcn to ensure that thoee critical iuaa conference cxplor-ncu of lqillatioD bciq coasi-Pull tile phlp out of your can transportation, law enforcement fledgling Calif'omiam who will ina California 9s di\4a'le student dered and enacted to meet all of and call any local PT A president and other state services based on be mating the laws affecting our population and the special needs California9s mushrooming edu-or lqislative chairman. Your our own state's increase in the senior yean have the educa-it creates. It wu even a major cation neeck. local school will be able to ~ ..... primitive Uml, T....tunara patterr, Indian R11111. Mlactl and furniture from the four comers of the wortd. Al handcr8fted bJ artluna far ... usuna Hilla ~Vlllip 24J 15 A" de la Canottl Laa.-Hlh. CA 92653 (71') 513-t189 A Statement of Family Pride A monogram in karat gold ¢ NHpDl1 a.ch .... L.-tlon 3536E.C....HwJ C«ofw def ..., • CAtH25 (71') 675-6911 The Perfect Gi ft for Dad or Grad uate A Signet Ring With Hand -cut Crest or Monogram C H A RL E S H . BARR Membef of Mwrican Gem Society Accredited Gem Labcntory 9~.f...t.d WESTCLIFF PLAZA 1 TTH AT IRVINE Nlwport 8w:h (714 642-3310 emphasis in one "Showcase of I heard it, too, in the hallways supply you with names and Ideas" roundtable. and the elevaton u delegates numbers. PT A advocates arc The .. Showcase" is always fun, hurried from workshops to there for you. It's their job. Join a roomful of mini-workshops conferences. It was usually the them, and help make a differ- which last o nly 20 minutes major topic over lunch, often encc! before moving o n to another. It surfaced during co uncil and Bonnie Engstrom serves as a has literally 10 round ta bles district open houses and fre-board member of Andersen which accommodate 10 dele-quentlywasamajortopic during PTA , Corona de/ Mar PTA. gates each. Tables are la beled mini-meetings of new unit pres-Harbor Council PTA and wit h PT A board positions, PT A idents with t heir school's dele-Fourth District PTA -all of programs and PT A concerns gates. Pla ns of actio n we re which support Proposition 71 . which the presentors highlight. then lead d isc u. sion about. Baker. • • conthluld fr0tn p11e 1 problem. He's d can-Jo gu~ ·· Gate added that "Da\ l" ha' the most experience ol any leading candidate in 1hc race. He' payed his dues:· Baker commented that he was "'tremendously thankful" for the G ates endorsement , noting that the S he riff has tremendo us credibility on the drug issue and he expects the endorsement to highlight to the voters his lead- ership o n the issue. The endorsement also caps Baker's efforts to e nlist the support of local officials. He had previo usly been endorsed by Supervisor Tom Riley, state Sen. Marian Bergeson , and m o re than 30 mayors and councilmembe rs in t he 40th FREE SUNSCREEN WITH YOUR FIRST FACIAL AT: Profnefon.al Skln Catt Cent.en, Inc. Our medically trained staff will: • Complete Skin Analysis • Perform A Facial Matched To Your Skins Needs • Recommend a Personalized Home Care Program Call for Appointment 711 W. 19th St, Ste. P COSTA MESA (714) 64S7S10· (714) 64S7S19 La Htllwll ~,.,. (714) 1»1'61 (II•)~ Cong res~1onal District. Baker ~aid his strong feeling~ un the drug i~~uc v. ere under- ~cored by tht death of h1!\ to~ter brother in 1986. He died in a fatal motorcycle cra~h 'Ah1le under the influenc~ of a lcohol and drug~. Baker said "A lot of figures are bantered around ," Ba ker said. "but until it touches your own life you do n't really understand those figures ... Every statistic is a life ... Baker said as a Congressman he would support sanctions on nations that a id in drug traffick- ing and the "zero tolerance" policy of confiscating boats or vehicles attempting to enter the country with even a small amount of drugs. Hart ... ClllllH~ ..... "91 1 Measure A on the books in Newport Beach for ni ne years.·· Hart noted ... It's worked fine ... T h e Newport Beach o rdi- nance, called the T raffic Phasing Ordinance. was passed in the late 70s and requires developers to make road a nd intersec t ion improvements if their develop- ment impacts traffic circulation above defined level . Measure A takes a s1mllat approach to development in unincorparated area~ of Orange County. "I t '~ been a good tool tor Ne wport Beach." Hart nnrt'd ··11 kee ps us from overbuilding. hut has not impaired growth It \ important that the econom~ stays strong. I wo uld nc\er support something that would · slow the econo my do wn .·· Hart added t hat she is taking the public stand because ··1 think the initiative is a 70th Di trict initiative, because that's where we're getting the most growth ... tmf I. ••THE NEWPORT EN11GN ,_I SWedish students need host families llY CHERYL STEHLJNG Harbor Arca . residents will once again have the opportunity to exchange cultures this ~umm~r with Swedish students. ~n conjunction with the Amer- 1ca n Scandinavian Student Exchange ( ASSE), according to "Logram coordinator Charles ~las. The .- existence mam has been in been very su2"'years and bas said. ...,I. Douglas to day. .. ~c don•t ask that they fix spcciaJ meaJs,., Douglas said. 04Jf t~e f ~mily is scattered in aJI directions for breakfast, then they should continue that way We ~on't even ask that th~ Swed1s~ student get a private room, Just a bed and some transportation to and from the education center." The students range in age from 14 to 17, Douglas said. They will spend three hours a .. O ur comm~~ty has all" day under his tutelage, learning oSutddoor 1 actt:1t01es t1hat t.1.od ~rican culture and language . .. we cs ove, . Qf:!B as sai · <>wcver, Douglas said that aJJ The Swedes enJO! 1our culture Eae students speaJc excellent II Clm lrtll Pd. MM. ... 11 1111111 lllir ... et and our language. nated Wednesdays arc desig- studenta -~I days and the ~· the Getl,.~en to Disne -The studenu come from all over Sweden and will be arriving by bus from Los Angeles Inter- national Airport to the Newport Harbor High School parking lot on June 22. The program runs through July 20. Douglas said. All that is asked of American host families is that they carry on as they normally would. day ",,.....,, ....... J' .-..11. s1t1on Park and , Ex Y PllTI IY IAllY CITI students are given~~ ~ expense money, so host&. Navigation class . offered are not expected to payn anything. For more information about becoming a host family, call Douglas at 963-3315. A 12-wcek course that intro- duces the theory and practice of celestial navigation is being off ercd this summer by Orange Coast College's Commun ity Service office. Titled "Introduction to Celes- tial Navigation,.. the series is scheduled for Wednesday even- ings, June I through Aug. 17 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Regis- tration fee is $75. The course is designed for those who have a solid grasp of coastaJ navigation. Participants wiJl learn sextant use, correc- L ayoffs ... 11111 , ...... minor changes in verbiage, the board gave a positive vote to the first reading of the district's transfer policy. The board also voted to set a public hearing on. the initial proposal in the I 988- 89 contract rcopenen for the classified employees• bargaining unit, which will be held at the next board meeting on June 14. Also under discussion was the calendar for the coming school tion, and plotting lines of posi- tion, and the basic steps in sight reductions for the sun. Two Saturday field trips off- shore are planned for practical application of new skills. Registration is underway in OCC's Community Service Office, located in the college's Student Center Building. The office is open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Participants may register by phone, using Visa or Master- year. The board had voted to start school on Sept. 6, with an ending date of June 15 for students. At issue is the two- wcek winter break. -.. Many don't like when winter vacation starts, so we ·re back to the drawing board," Nicholl said. He said an updated calendar will be presented at the June 14 board meeting. UNFORGETTABLE. • • NESTLED IN THE RUGGED SAN JUAN MOUNTAINS OF SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO, JUST AROtJND THE CORNER FROM TELLURIDE Write or call for free mformatioe packet and photo brocburr of available propenia la the Oway-Ridpay areas of Colondo. JOHN LJ:SNEFSKY REAL ESTATE P.O. loa 12S, 0...,. CO 11427 (313) 325 .,'3 card. For information, phone (714) 432-5880. 12th Anniversary SALE 200/o to 500/o Off Entire Inventory Starts June 2 kitdJtn tlJin!J& 3429 East Cwt Hwy CorOM del llar •. ALL SALES FINAL (Thia 1oc ... ...,, NO GIFT WRAP Invites You to join Us for Lunch or Dinner We a~ the only Continental Rescaurant in Orange County which offers authentic Spanish foods of Spain~ Comt Stt What Mahs Us Dtjftttnt Full Cocktail louftlt Uw Eatauinmmt Piano Bar O.ncing H•ppyHour 4:30-7:00 p.m. SUNDAY SHOW AND CHAMPAGNE BUFFET BRUNCH 11 a.m .-4 :00 p.m. S 12.95 Per Person Children Half Price Live Flamenco Show Thurs., Fri., Sat (714) 752-6020 42SO Martingale Way, Newpon Beach --.i ~froM ~Hold. Of M«Artflw IM.) l i ,.. 4 JUHi L 1• ff NEWPORT ENllGN Whatever yoU do, vote on Jun~ 7! / S";, . ~wspaper's r II wing are the voting recommendations l:1/$ted primaries rO 0 . · · · and / editorial board on the various ,in1t11Jtives 7 that will appear on local voters ballots J istrict ssembly District (Republican): EVELYN HART Proposition 68 ampaign Spending and Contributions) YES Proposition 69 (AIDS): NO Propositi.on 70 (Land Conservation Bo~d): YES Proposition 71 (Spending Limit Adjustment): YES Proposition 72 (Dedication of Gas Tax) YES \ Proposition 73 t ( Campaip Funding): NO Proposition 74 (Transportation Bond): YES L Proposition 75 (School Facilities Bond): YES / Measure A (Citizens Sensible Growth Initiative): NO Baker Communications AWANJ W•ING M£..eR ~--.... NlllUl-- 39 State & National Awards Since 1978 . l•Y.Alle Circulation 25,000 "8UllEI: Seth Baker EXECUTIVE EllTOtl: Roger Bloom AlllCIATE EllTOI: Melinda Keller INITI UITll: George Pappas NITI EllTll: Danny Cota P•TlllAPllEll: Mary OeChirico STAFF mrTEI: Cheryl Stehling 901 Dover Drive Newport Beach, CA 92680 (714) 631-8120 P1eue eend maM to: P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 The Newport En~gn is published weekly on fhuradays. • I I ' . Vin Jorgensen: Fallen giant A f cw nights before he died, Vin Jorgensen told his minister: "I have had a good life; I'm ready to meet my Lord." The remark was vintage Vinnie, reflecting his stcadf ast faith and his indomi- table courage, which combined with bis love for his community made him a giant of a man in Newpoq Beach. We miss him already, and wherever men and women of goodwill, class and character gathered, they spoke warmly of Vincent Jorgensen, his remarkable penonality and his monumental achievements. He gave his heart to so many causes, to so many people, includin1 hia elegant Nora and their children, that he bad none left for himself. Throupout the city, people were anxious to lip petitions askina the City Council to rename Marinen Park .. Vincent Jorgensen Park" as one small gesture of appreciation to a man whose presence alone elevated the community char.eta. Here, truly, wu a man who would rather lipt a candle tbu cune the darkness. He h_. ablolutely no use for the grumblen, for those who would try to turn back the clock or choke tbe city to death. He loved Newport leach, and be was a mighty force in every cause or project that improved the bcaltb, beishtened the happiness and advanced the culture of his community. It was not enough to give generous financial aid; be gave bit heart and his head, too, and as much muscle as his frail heart would allow. If you think you're doing all you can for your neighborhood and country, look at this partial list of organizations that Vince Jorgensen served either u pres- ident or board member: Hoaa Memorial Hospital Presbyter- ian, Oranae County Performing Arts Center, Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, the Commodorca Chib, die 552 Club, cbe Rotary Cl•lt, the AdviwJ loud of tM OMis Siaicir Center. tbe Sllenaan Likary _, Olld1•. Cbe Soutla CC>elt Found.aioli for the Dewl- opmentally Disabled. That was 44the good life" he described to his minister, the Rev. John Huffman of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, as the two of them and Vin's wife, Nora, held hands in those final days at Hoag, and Dr. Huffman spoke a prayer of commital. But there was more and his Marinen' Mile develop- ment on the Coast Highway and bayside properties were always a credit to the city. Even when the block on Coast Highway burned-the worst fire in the city's history-VitVJdorgensen was undaunted and quickly rebuilt. His good life · ncluded a Time of my Life to Vin than his community activity. He was one helluva man, with an infectious warmth that wouldn' quit. He wu tall, broadbacked, and hearty. His lantern chin wu the launching pad for one oftbc most explosive laugba in town, and his arin was wider than Eisenhower's. Noone loved life more. He made all the meetinp not just became that was his duty; be .ctually enjo~ hil fellow man and woman. He bad fun doiq aooct work. And DO task, however menial, WU beneath bim. For a number of yean, Vin and J abared a desk that wan 't there. He wu a community relatiom and PR man. and I was the corporaae comm ... iadiom IUY for Freel Forster\ Newport Balboa Savinp and Loan AllO- ciation. 8otb of us ..-e theo- retically retired, and we wercn 't required at tbe buk nay day, and Fonter and tbe bubbly and talented martetiag director, Sue Ka....-, promiled that aomeclay we would have a desk. But the bank grew so fut tbat ITT acquired it before our desk arrived, so our nameplates sat side by aide on Sue .. cleat. Our weekly marketina meetinp were creative, riotous and hilarious, aDd Vin wu a bi& ~ or it all. His humor aad eatbuaiutic aood nature were joyous. He .,.. a .pen buli••tm aild property maaapr. Ria ..._ M.n.e HardW .. let ........... tbe.....,. IY JIM FELTON bachelor's degree in economics from Occidental, a career in the Marine Corps during World War II, retirin1 as a colonel. He loved the Marines, and his joy in 1boppin1 at the El Toro Marine PX camed him one of his most ticklish embarrass- ments. Became of the variety of busineua he owned, be main- tained a number of bank accounts at Newport Balboa. One day be decided to consol- idate some of them. Later, he ablent-mindedly aiped a check at El Toro usina one of the accoanta that Ud been closed. A marlina woman Marine at El Toro called him. He tried to explain what bad happened, hqinoina with "Tbis Colonel Jor1ea11a callina." He was interrupted: •Don't sift me any of daat ooloael jazz, buster, your check bouDced ... · Vin told tbia story on himself. He wu totally telf-effacing, dacted tbe limelipt, let others take credit for bia aood works. Hit putat prize wu hit family, lovely Nora, dauahters Ann, Kathleen and Mary Grace and son, David, and eight grand- children. But close behind was Hoaa Hospital, which he served so Iona ud 10 well a a volunteer board member and president. ~ aawd my life four times," he laid from bil HCNti bed last -...., wWcll IHll*I only fair liDoe v--. JOl'llWD did IO mtcla ao rJtfti a jood life to Hoag ... Nnpcwt ••• Maller questioned Dear Mleor: I am appalled at the lies and contradictions present in Assem- blyman Gil Jterp1on's (R- Newport Beach) mailer which I received the week of May 16. He states that "the needs of older people arc of special importance" as be voted to "increase state tax credits for people over 6S and to ensure that the state did not tax social security benefits." Hu he foraotten his vote in the Committee on Ways and Means on May 27, 1987, in which be voted for AB 33 authored by Assemblyman Har- ris (D-San Francisco) which would tax social security bene- fits? And again on June 8, Ferguson voted on the floor for AB 33. By supporting this bill, he did vote to tax social security benefits. If our assemblyman believes he can fool all of his constituents all of the time, he has another thing coming-mainly the loss of his seat! SmanPsml NEWPORT BEACH Measure A makes sense Dear Edhor: Measure A, the "slow growth initiative,,. is the best chance that we , as citizens of Orange County, will ever have to get a grip on traffic congestion in Orange County. lfwe don't pass .. t t•THENEWPORl'B•M-1 Letters to the Editor this initiative, we should have our beads examined. The initiative will simply require county aovemment to follow the guidelines, standards, and parameters which exist today in the land me planning laws which govern growth and development in Orange County. Unfortunately, the supervison (and city councils) have tended to ignore the guidelines in their land use decisions, with the perennial excuse of "overriding considerations" (such u devel- oper's profits). Thus we have the traffac mess we have today. If the initiative passes, discipline will be restored to the planning process, guidelines will be observed, and traff ac congestion will gradually improve. As a practical matter, the initiative will prevent the super- visors from approvin1 large projects which will overload the present day non-freeway traffic system. The initiative provides that people won't have to wait for more than one light change at an intersection. What's wrong with that? Opponents say that traffic will actually worsen if Measure A passes. What a lot of hogwash. The developers wilJ continue to develop because that is the nature of their business; and with their developments will come traffic improvements, under the terms of the initiative. Developers will just have to learn to live within the parame- ters of land use laws, and pay ·for the traffic congestion which they are causing by improving the roads and intenect.iom. I think that's fair. Taxpayers shouldn't have to pay for road improvements necessitated by harp developments. We should not ignore the other benefits of tbe initiative. With slow growth and leu dense development, we will have cleaner air. Crime rates are lower with less highly urhanimt devel- opment. Property values remain high, and incentive is enhanced for rebuildin1 older areas of the county. Leu traffac, less dense devel- opment, less crime, less smog, high property values. All are created by Measure A. J• D. Vaa•1~ M.D. NEWPORT aEACH Still waiting Dear IAlitor: The postal service being as it is, I still, at this late date, haven't received my invitation to the SI 00,000 per couple Coto de Caza luncheon bash flung by developer William Lyon for President and Nancy Regan. Oearly I was a logical invitee having spent the greater part of my life in the lumber business, serving Southern California and Orange County, which, of course, sluices me right into the developing, bulldozing, asphalt- ing set. Moreover I bad been rehears- " ing my repertoire of Nancy- Ronnie jokes which, bad the party gotten draggy, could have spiced tbinp up. Interestingly too, the host as well as the 1ucst list was markedly development and growth-oriented. Expected were SO people-not all of whom would be paying guests. Donald Bren bad declined ... bmmmm, u bad developer John Lusk. "Fifty-thousand dollan a plate is just too much for me," Atbalie Clark, county Republican acti- vist and mother of Irvine Co. beire11 Joan Irvine Smith, advilcd. Tom Fuentes, chairman, Orange County Republican party, advised he'd love to attend but his wife wouldn't let him sell the house to raise the SI00,000. I had, however, planned my stance-predicated of course on my invitation coming through. Fint off, I'd have asked to sec a menu. Inasmuch as I don' really care for desserts. and certain salad dressings leave a sour taste, I'd have inquired as to a reduced cost for eliminating these courses. Now, asssuming I'd attended (at a greatly reduced fee of course, or as one of the non- paying guests) and after lighten- ing the general mood with my Nancy-Ronnie quips. I'd have come forth with issues stashed in my dossier. To wit: As the gathering was com- posed essentially of the development-minded, and as the GR A N~·o 0 PEN I NG ! ! ! Friday, June 3 Newest Releases Available This •eek f llf:(l\\ (l\l\1\ 1\tl\11111 l!~\I\ RUNNING MAN BARFLY 3014 w. Balboa Blvd. 32nd and Balboa · , ,.... ....... ;..., ........ c:heoa ... in f-=t a f n Crniur (tu deducbblc) ao •rn rrd ... _ .. ,. ................ ,.._ clemtiallibnryiadiltmt V-..ra Couaty; • an Midc, an offlllot in thinking. miaht there be a bit of hope that our President miabt in some way eue this snowbal- ling Slow-Growth ,,_.... in our county, which ii, willy-nilly, about to make its way on to our ballot? Alas, we would face a possible risk. Unpleasant u the thought may be, we should face the reality that the memory of our President is at times, shall we aay a bit quirky ... Moreover, it seems money matten do at times elude him. And DOW the scary part: With t~ possibility of, aay, a mish- mash, a confusio~ a memory lapie, could we not be walking on coals into, say an OR- ANGESCAM? Gosh, maybe it's lucky I wasn' there. I might in time have been fingered as the county's Oliver North! Ste•eFreemaa NEWPORT BEACH It is the policy of this Mws- paper to publish all utters to the Editor that are received, except those that in tM editor's opinion are libelous, grossly misleading, or obsceM. utters longer than 200 words may be subject t o editing for spac:e reasons. utters should be sub- mitted to; utters to tM Editor, PO BOx "'9399, Newport &ach, CA 92658-9399, and must include the authors address and dayti~ telephone number. ' Newport Beactl · .. , 723-0935 Also Visit PEER VIDEO-UCI ,,,,. , ~ 4249 Campus Drive Open Daly 'til 11 p.m At the Matietplace I New softball park opens this week BY GEORGE PAPPAS In Newport Beach, where up to 232 softball teams play durin1 the summer months, available softball diamonds are consi- dered as good as gold. To attempt to meet the grow- ing demand for softball dia- monds in the area, Newport Beach is opening Bonita Creek Park this week, which contains two state of the art playing fields. Currently, Newport Beach has 14 softball fields, but only three arc adaptable for night games. Both of the softball fields at the Bonita Creek Park, which opens June 6, have lights for night game use. · "We've been waiting for our own city softball facility like this one for a long time," commented Scott Williamson, sports coor- dinator for Newport Beach's Parks, Beaches and Recreation dcpartll)ent. "For years I've heard from people that Newport doesn't have good softball fields· and we 're trying to change that," Williamson added. "What I really like about the park is that we can run four games each night. It will make the program run much smoother." "It (Bonita Creek Park) will probably be the best softball facility in Orange County," h.- addcd. The facility located on the o utskirts of Newport Beach where La Vita and Univenity streets meet, consists of two regulation softball fields equipped with bleachers, dugouts and bat racks, a soccer field, a meeting room which contains space for bathrooms, a concession stand and rooms that will eventually be used for gymnutic classes. Each field also has 28 lipts. The new park will be con- trolled and maintained by the city, which Williamson also views as a major asset. "Every facility we used before was shared and does n't get maintained properly. Some of the fields we med at the local high schools (Newport Harbor), 5 1!1i~lllllllC...M.wlM ..... I. Tiii -...... 111111111 ....... 111111 11111 I -llllt we had no control over. The sprintlen would be left on or we wouldn' told of conflictina events," he added. But parting for the softball facility (109 spaces) may not be enough. .. We're hoping it's enough," Williamson admitted. "People who play at 6:1S p.m. and are leaving, are going to run across those who play in the later games. It could be a problem. People may park in the surroundiq residential streets." The tract of Newport North PllTI ·n IUllY CITA homes is located across from the park. The two softball dia- monds face in opposite direc- tions with area in between the two fields being raised to field level which can provide a clear view of what is goin1 on in both games . .. These are also the fint fields we've had in Newport which are all brick dust. It cuts down on the bad bops. Our other fields are either all grau or a combi- nation of brick dust and grass which ii not u good," William- son added. The project was in the plan- ning stages for five years with construction beginning last May. According to Jeff Staneart, who has beaded the park project for the Public Works depart- ment in Newport Beach , the cost for the facility is S 1.8 million and it consists of 12 acl'C9 (522,000 square feet). Land for the park was donated by the Irvine Company in lieu of paying park fees to Newport Beach for building the residential tracts in the sur- rounding area of the softball field. Williamson said he was hop- ing the park would be finished in time for the start of the softball season on May 23, but the grass on the playing fields wasn' ready yet. The first week's games had to be rescheduled at other facilities. Staneart said it was matter of the contractor needing "to fill in the bear spots" in the grass. "The grass was planted in February and we told the con- tractor it was still too tender to play on," Staneart explained. "But I think the field should be ready for the June 6 starting date, though." The soccer field which is located at the end of one of softball fields will be used by local American Youth Socur Organization leques, but there is no plans to run little league games at the park in the near future. GeerlingS beats fJeld at Masters Meet BY GEORGE PAPPAS Jim Geerlings, Newport Har- bor's top d istance runner, went into the the CIF Masters Track Meet this past week a long shot in the one-mile event, but he left u the upeet winner of the day. Geerlinp pulled away from the field down the stretch in the one-mile race to finish first with a 4:09.S4 as he shattered his previous best in the event of 4: 15.1. But before the race, GeerlinP had been struggling in recent weeks as he qualified for the meet with a 4: 17 .02 qualifying time in the CIF finals two week.a ago. Corona dcl Mar's Jim Rob- bins, the CIF 3-A champion wasn' far behind Geerlings u he took third in 4: 10. 74, also his penonal bat. Both arc beading to the state track and field finals to be held at Cerritos College startin1 on Friday. Only the fint five fin- ishers in each event at the Masten Meet qualified for the · state finals. Several othcn from Newport area schooll also qualified for tbc state meet. CdM's Eddie Lavelle finished an impressi''~ second in tbc 3200 with a 9 02.90. Jn the pole vault, Harbor .. R.W. Henson qualified with a 15-0 jump. For CdM'I prls thinp didn't ~ ........... . TW ... •111r ..._, 1q11ad ol d!La;M &err, Jill Y09•1, daieti'e Moi10, Md Lnrle a ,.,., ·~··-.-..··-.~..-.·-·---·---··-········--............. New aquatic center in CdM's future BY RALPH RODHEIM ICa wonderful to watch a community in action! One thing that separates our county from the others is volunteers. When enough people with a purpose volunteer. almost anything can happen. Newport Beach is blessed with two of the finest aquatic pro- grams anywhere. Newport Har- bor and the West side of the Bay have a tremendous facility which. by the way. was recently upgraded. With the help of the City Council and a lot of hard work by hundreds of volunteers, the city of Corona del Mar and the East side of Newport Beach will also have a new facility. It will accommodate the over 150 com- petitive high school athletes as well as many city programs that will be offered to citizens both young and old. The new Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center is well on its way to becoming a reality. However, the fund-raising chairmen still need your assistance. Janet Ray is heading up the Alumni effort and is planning a 25-year reunion in November. If you attended Corona del Mar High School, plan on coming to this gala event. If you would like to volunteer to help Janet and her committee, call 557-5100 and ask to be a part of the .. Swim for the Gold" Alumni Commit- tee. Tom Sutton. president of Pacific Mutual. has already stepped up and volunteered. Tom is corporate chairman and recently announced $20,000 in donations from John D. Lusk MARINE SCENE and Sons. The Irvine Company and Pacific Mutual. J . Ray Construction has also donated $25,000 to help ·underwrite the scoreboard. According to Tom. additional corporate gifts are in the works and will be announced in the near future. Tom and his cor- porate committee still need your help. Step up and have your name on the corporate founders wall or have part of the complex named for your company. Call 557-5100 for more information. Be a part of the "Swim for the Gold" team. Dick and Sally Schroeder are chairing the community com- mittee with help from dozens of caring people. However, moreis better! A donation of $250 (bronze). S$00 (silver) or S 1,000 (gold) will get your family name o n the FoUDders· Wall. Call 557- 5100 to find out how you can pitch in and become part of the .. Swim for the Gold"' team. The students, led by Jennifer Partin. Duane Bandaruk and Sheila Hacker raised several thousand dollars with a Biathlon held on May 24. An ldditional S 1100 was raised at a recent Corona del Mar Swim-A-Thon. Everyone is getting involved. The Newport Hills Shopping Center joined the "Swim for the Gold" team by donating a per- centage of their annual sidewalk sale proceeds to the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center. A special thanks to Traditional Jewelers for their very generous gift . Yes. being on a winning team is great, and the "Swim for the Gold" team is most surely in the lead. Because of the great com- munity spirit and all the deter- mined volunteers. the Marian Bergeson Aquatic Center is a dream that will certainly come true. Softball on the increase in Newport BY GEOR GE P APPAS Each summer softball enthu- siasts of aJI types raid the playing fields in Newport Beach to play out their softball dreams. Newport Beach, with 232 teams (30 leagues) pounding the large white ball across fields of green this summer, offtrs one of the better softball programs in Orange County. As a result, softball activity is on the rise in Newport with 16 more teams taking up the sport this season. The local league began two weeks ago. Newport is currently in third behind the Anaheim and Huntington Beach in the race. for which has the most softball teams. "We have a league for every- body. so you don't have to be that talented to play,·· com- mented Scott Williamson. sports coordina to r for the Newport Beach 's Parks. Beaches, and Recreation department. Williamson run the city softball leagues. .. Softball is fun and great exercise. It's better than jogging Track ... .. . C1111111• ftM µ;z I Sawin finished fourth but still made the state meet with a 3:52.82. But Kerr and Leslie Cashion the day ended in disappointment Kerr fell short in the 400 as she ended up in sixth with a 56.33. It was still Kerr's best time ever in the event. CdM's Leslie Cashio n also broke her personal best in the 3200 by five seconds with a 11 :05 but she finished in eighth and didn't qualify. Cashion t ied CdM•s school record in the 3200 with her time in the race. CdM·s boys coach Jim Tom- lin admitted he was surprised by Lavelle's performance. 0 We expected Ro bbins do about as well as he did but Eddie really surprised us,•• Tomlin because you're with a group of people and there•s a sense of camaraderie," he added. .,, A lot of companies form tead\s, so they can build com- pany morale. A lot of lawyers use it as a recruiting tool also,·· he added. But behind the fun and games, running the softball program in Newport could present a logis- tical nightmare. .. You really have to plan ahead. It's tough to get every- body to the right night they want and then to the right division ... Williamson remarked. ••you have to look closely at abiJity of each team also or you 11 have teams unequaJ. Yo u have to try and make every body happy.· One major scheduling prob- lem for Williamson this eason has been that 80 percent of the teams who signed up to play softball requested twilight game (6: 15 p.m .). "Three or four teams dropped out because they couldn't get .- said. "Both of them worked hard this week and did what they were supposed to d o which is qualify for state. But neither i done yet." into twilight leagues. You see, Newport has ~lways been known as the twilight capital of Orange County." Williamson said. "People around here like to play right after they leave work. But if I had to play everybody at twilight we could never do it. .. he added. The first week of play was uneventful. •• 1 ·m real happy bow every- thing is going so far . ., he added. "All the umps showed for the games. We've bad very few calls complaining about the rules, ... he added. Newport has a men ·s league (BB,B.CC,C divisions),swomen's league (B.CC,C divisions), and a co-ed league (B,CC,C div- i ions). The co-ed teams have increase 50 to 60 percent in the past year, Williamson said. uwe had 36 teams last year and now we have 70 ... Softball will bring the city revenue of about $80,000 for the ummer according to William- son. "But we do pay out a lot of expenses for umpires and field maintenance workers,.. he pointed out. This year for the first time Newport's softball league will have a league champions playoff tournameBt at the end of the summer simiJar to the King of SAVE $50 ON INSTRUCTION The Complete Sailing Course NON $195 REG ONLY S245 lnciudet~.,, .\blnO ~ 'f10 ono ~ CMrrhcatlon 10 DOcJf\. llCn\ .: ' 'O 1'ee'I o.olCt1oe ~~tor~•onc .....aOl-"Q . Ollllr~"'4o-. , .... 71 4/673-7763 600 East Boy Ave M (Af Bolboo Fvn Zone) Newport Beoch "At this point. both are def- initely in the hunt to get medal at state." 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ARRESTS 061S -Teresa Cecelia Kober, 18, of Mentone was arrested on suspicion of possession of cocaine for sale. 0300 -John Morales Men- doza, 30, of Fontana was arrested on suspicion of posses- sion of cocaine for sale. 1850 -Walter Henry Martin, 25, of West Hollywood was arrested on suspicion of obstruct ing and resisting a police officer. TUESDAY, MAY 17 CRIMES 0830 -An attempted vehicle burlgary was reported in the 200 bl ock of Colins. I JSO -A parking meter valued at S2SO containing approxi- mately S40 in coins was reported stolen from a parking lot in the vicinity of Riverside and Pacific Cout Highway. 1500 -An attempted residen- tial burglary wu repo~ in the 100 block of Via Unione. AR RD TS 023S -Matthew Arthur Ban- gert, 27, of San Clemente was arrested on suspicion of disor- derly conduct. 0250 -Robert William Zoeliner II, 26, of San Clemente was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 2120 -Jay Lauren Ramsden, 24, of Irvine was arrested on suspicion of possession of nitrous oxide. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 CRIMES 0615 -A car stereo valued at $50 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 4500 block of MacArthur. 1700 -A car stereo valued at $800 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 100 block of Scholz Plaza. ARRESTS NEW CONSTRUCTION KITCHEN & BATH REMODEL ROOM ADDITIONS PATIOS & DECKS HANDICAP FACILITIES ~ • free estimates • 714/973-7556 Appearing May 31 thru July 9 THE HOLLYWOOD ARGYLES Returning with their big hit "Alley Oop." Coming July 12 SHAKE RATTLE & ROLL The Colden Age of Rock 'n · Roll is back and Duke's has it live. Come dance to the hottest sounds of the S~s. 60 's and !O 's at Duke·s Nostalgia N1te Club. Rehve all your favorite oldies but goodies every Tuesday through Saturday. Enjoy t~ convenience of complimentary valet park mg. And try Duke ·s every Mon- day for comedy night. ~THENEwf<RtERREs<Jn'. ""..,.. ...... " .... ,.,. ..... 1107 '•••one . ._'°" llacla. CA t26'0. (71•>644-1700. I 0600 -Sanden Pate Hale, 26, of Lapna Beach wu arrested on suspicion of disorderly con- duct. 2100 -Judy Kae Damon, 39, of Costa Mesa wu arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 23SS -William John Harold Jr., 34, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. THURSDAY, MAY 19 CRIMES 0830 -An eagle pendant valued at $947 was reported stolen from a residence in the 400 block of Seeward. 0910 -A traffic minor valued at S27S wu reported stolen from Villa Balboa Community Allo- ciation located at 220 Nice Lane. 1130 -Currency totaling S200 wu reported stolen from Sugar cl Spice located at 3110 Marine. 1136 -Jewelry, clothing and miscellaneous items valued at $9,6SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 920 block of Newport Center Drive. 19SO -A bean bag valued at $2SO was reported stolen from a residence in the 2200 block of Lake Park Lane. ARRESTS OJSO -Andrew John Schroff, 20, of Anaheim wu arrested on IUlpicion of mildcmeanor drunk driviq. 03SS -Thomas Collins, 28, of Center Bach, New York, was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. 1130 -Anna Rodwell, 32, of Newport Beach wu arrested on suspicion of violation of the telephonic seller registration law. 2130 -Jay Keith Snoot, 48, of Clinton, New Jency, was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. FRIDAY, MAY 2t CRIMES 1200 -A jade bracelet valued at $300 wu reported stolen from a residence in the ~ block of Bamboo. l2SO -Tools valued at $2,210 were stolen from a vehicle in the 300 block of 36th. 1945 -Diving equipment valued at $777 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the vicinity of Seashore and Orange. ARRESTS 2300 -Mark Alan McDcr- mick, 28, of Irvine was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. SATURDAY, MAY 21 CRIMES 1600 -Vandals reportedly caUled an undetermined amount of damqe to a vehicle in the vicinity of Cout Hipway and Dover. 1600 -A car ste~o valued at SS 19 was reported 1tolen from a vehicle in tbe 500 block of River. ARRUTS 1020 -Gary Jay Fine, 24, of Lake Isabella was arrested on suspicion of aivin1 f alle infor- mation to a peace officer. 1900 -Sammy Quiatjano Morales, 23, of Alpine, Texas wu arrested on 1mpicion of possession of a dangerous wea- pon. SUNDAY, MAY 22 CRIMU 0010 -A residential burglary resulting in an undetermined property 1011 wu reported in the 2000 block of West Ocean Front. 1330 -A surfboard valued at SI SO was reported stolen from a vehicle in the vicinity of 46tb and Oceana Front. ARRESTS OS40 -Sebastiano U zielli Demari, 25 , of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of auto burglary. High Hopes honored -· -112"'1 lnlr &1' I Cll* PIJllCHI Jiit lillllr. hll Pl'lllf RI "'* Mf, 11111111 111 111• .. 11n 111 11• If 11111 ...... M W11ll11. 111111111111111 The Newport Harbor Exchange Club awarded its annual humanitarian award to the High Hopes organization which provides a support prO.: gram for head-injured young adults and their families. Past President Jack Dalbey presented High Hopes represen- tatives Mark and Debbie Des- mond with the award. Besides a beautifuJ plaque to commem- orate the occasion, the club also donated $100 to High Hopes. -The High Hopes Neurological Recovery Group and Brain Trauma Learning Center was the fint bead injury program in Orange County and was founded by Lee Merriman in 197S. Besides bavin1 one of the highest success rates in the n~ti~n, High Hopes provides t~as important community ser- VlCC pro1ram for a mere $658 per month per student. Other pro- grams modeled after High Hopes charge an average of $450 per day or SI0,000 per month. which often creates a tremend- ous financial burden on the patients or their families. The statistics that accompany traumatic head injuries are startling. More people die each year in the 18 to JS-year-old age aroup from traumatic head injuries than from AIDS, cancer. disease or any other ailment. For additional information about Hiab Hopa. write to: Hip Hopes, N.R.G., Inc., 661 Hamilton, Suite 300, Co1ta Maa, CA 92627 or call 646- 7458. " • Finance US securities offer ultimate in safety --· One of the inevitable "fallout"' effects resulting from turmoil in the stock market is a sudden interest by individual investors in safer, more secure invest- ments. Looming above all other securities in the category of "saf c investments... arc those issued and backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S . government. Because the Federal government guarantees payment of interest and principal, Treasury securi- ties off er virtually no risk of invested funds if held to matur- ity. However, thC) arc subject to market risk. 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Held at the Irvine Hilton and Towers, which incidentally pro- duced an outstanding dinner, the evening began with champagne and a silent auction. Into the main ballroom to hear The Californians perform, after which they acknowledged with a big bouquet of flowers their honorary chair Patricia Freder- icks Dolson. Then it was on to the live auction items, where the Foothill High School Cheering Team, in uniform, helped with the incredible array of goodies. Katie Duncan chaired the event. Assisting were Anthea Kjerulff, Carole Follman, Diane Penkoff, Jean Hill, Carol Dicus, • Kathleen Rhynenon, Gretchen Lawrence, June Hamm and Donna Bunce. Harborlites attending were Ruth Ann and David Nasby, C. C. and Claude Whitney, Anne Wally Wolf. ••• Everyone likes to be dazzled by the magician's "slight of band" artistry. So appropriately enough the Easter Seal League Harborlites and Charles Steinmann, Ruby and Jot Lloyd, Lillie Hinde, Dorothy Ray, Nancy Thornton, Teddi and Sam Tate, Jean and Robert Hamill, Elizabeth Lam- bert, Virginia Price, Irwin Gil- lman, Michele and jjm Postal, Reta and Ham Hawkins, Gayle and Robert Anderson, Robert Follman with daughter Robin, Marilyn and Hugh Galt, Brenda Payne and Gypsi Pullman with .. If DllA VON IURGER elected to revolve their fund- raiscr around "'A Magical Even- ing." Debbie Zaslav chaired the event held at Le Meridien Hotel, which also featured d inner, dancing to Barry Cole's Sounds of Music Orchestra and a live auction of intriguing paintings. ••• Celebrating their SOth Anni- • venary, tbe Rotary Club of Newport-Balboa 1ponaored a dinner at Bullock's Wilshire. Victor Yack, Wallace Edwards and Chriltine Verrioa co-chaired the California Casual attire affair, which also offered silent and live auction items. Entitled "A Night in the Carribcan,"' proceeds benefited Rotary char- ities. ••• TV actor Henry Polic II was the master of ceremonies for the Women's Transitional Living Center annual fundraising auc- tion. Brett Cbebithcs chaired the event held at the Irvine Marriott. The evening also included a Charleston contest, buff et dinner and auction items includ- ing a 1929 Ford Roadster. ••• Fabulous food and an assort- ment of wines telQpced tbe palate of American Caneer Soaety supporten. Over 500 a&ICDded tbe "Tate for Life"' ncnt, which toot place near Neiman Marcus, Newport Center Fashion Island. Over 25 Oranae County restau- rants participated under the direction of Hans Prager. More than JOO European and Califor- . nia wines donated by Southern Wine and Spirits, were sampled. Proceeds were earmarked for cancer research, education and patient services. ••• So much fun was the "Psychic Fair" last year that Sophisti- cated Ladies decided to sponsor it again this year. Every kind of "reader" under the sun was available at the Zonta Club, tempting many to attend in support of the Orange County Performing Arts Center. ........ 1111111 : • PllllllYPmYm PIOTOl IY PUIY IASKIM • • • • • • • • • • • • • . . . , . . . • • • • • • • • • ••• • ' • . " . • • ., ................. lllllry ,.tr. Judge Shaw to spak Judge Susanne Shaw of the Special guest of honor will Harbor Municipal Coun will be Jane Crosby, chair of the be the guest speaker at the California Bicentennial Com- Mayor's breakfast hosted by mission. the Newport Beach Bicentcn-Cost of the brcakf~ to be nial Committee. The break-hcki at the Balboa Bay Oub, rut's theme will be .. Ce&ebrat-Monday, June 6, at 7:30 Lm., ina America's Free Poht·cal is SIO. lleservations and ilifor- System.":, . mation may be obtaiaed from Judge Shaw is particuhuh the City's Park, Be.-lae1 and well-suited to discuss this topic. Recreation Department, 644- bccause she w~ born in Ger-3151. many and is a naturaHz.cd Chairman of the comminee citizen. is Lynn Turner. LLONGS OF NEWPORT INC. • GET A MARKET ANALYSIS BEFORE SELLING YOUR HOME We just sold the home of a couple who had intended to sell "by owner." Our sale price was about $60,000 above their intended list price. This was more than enough to cover all closing and realty costs, and still come out far ahead of their original expectations. A market analysis done by a good broker is more important than ever in such a hectic market. If IEIPllT Ill: . .. MN 111GUE&.. sum• NEWPORT •EACH, CA a110 .. ' .. Calendar ART Watercolor pOdlap lty Mary Dooley will display through July 4 at Sandstone Gallery, 384A North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are 11 a. m. to 5 p.m., daily. Call 497-6775. Works by Maurice Cook and Janet Croul will display through June 8 at Newport City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Boule- vard. Hours arc 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, Monday through friday. Call 644-3017. Watercolor paintinp by Shirley Ambur1ey will display through June 6 at Sandstone Gallery, 384A North coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are J l a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Call 497- 6775. Works by Teny Wormwood will display thro ugh June at Whitman Galleries, 3545 East Coast Highway. Corona Del Mar. Hours are lO a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Satur- day. Call 675-2478. "Chris Burden: A Twenty-Year Survey" will display through June 12 at Newport Harbor Art Muse um, 850 S an Clemente Drive. Hours are IO a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday and 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. o n Sunday. Admission is free for members and $1 -$3 for all others. Call 759-11 22. ~ Anllll fll Cs"& ' : A Gre11p .. MIW M1 • " will display tbroup July 2A at Lq- una art Muaemn, 307 cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Houn are 11 a.m. to S p.m., Tuesday tbroup Sunday. Admission is $2 for adults, SI for students and seniors. Call 4~531 . Modern ChiMM .,_.. P ..... by Geor1e Lin is currently displaying through June 13 at Huntington Beach Municipal Art Galleries at Huntington Beach library, 7111 talbcrt Avenue, Huntington Beach. Call 842-4481 . Orlando's latest works are cur- rently displaying at Galleries Touche, 499 North Coast High- way, Laguna Beach. Hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Monday through Saturday and 11 a .m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. Call 650- 7330. MUSIC The Eictb Annual Baroque Music Festival of Corona Del Mar will take place June 5-12 at various locations throughout the city. All performances start at 8 p.m. Call 673-1880. The U Cl Percussion Ensemble will perform June 3 at 8 p.m. in UCl's Fine Arts Concert Hall. Tickets are $4-$6. Call 8565000. Tbt Modernaires with Paula K r"\ Jr. will kick off the 8th Annual ummer Concert Series r. Town Center at South Coast Plaza on June 9 at 11 :45 a .m. DI TIE 111111 -DI M1f Ml• .. Pllll llllt JI •• 1111 f , ................... lilt .. Ill • ..... I 11 wt 111111 • ..... Cllll Pim ••ltrl I 11111:411& Tlll-'•111 ... STAGE '4Doe LoPc," a world premiere production of Thomas Strelich 's latest work. will play through June 5 at South Coast Repertory's Second Stage Theater. Call 957-4033. '4The Sound of Music" is cur- rc n ti y playing at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Theater, 680 El Camino Real, Tustin. Prices start at $16.95 and include full waiter service and show. Call 838-1540. "'H.M.S. Pinafore," the popular Gilbert and Sullivan musical, will be performed Thursdays through Sundays, May 27 through June 26 at the Newport Theatre Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are $9. Call 631-0288. DANCE UCI Faculty Dance Concert will take place June 1-3 at 8 p.m. and June 4 at 2 p.m. in UCl's Fine Arts Village Theatre. Tickets are $5-$8. Call 856-5000. The Ballet Montmartre Dancen and tlteir Children's Ballet will perform '"Summer Serenade"' at Newport Harbor High School The Class of 1968 from Cor- ona del Mar High chool is having its 20th year reunion th is July 9 in Newport Beach and a search for graduates is on. If you graduated in '-'0 8 and know of o ther graduat .... contact the reunion comrr ee at 474-8544 o r the high school at 760-3320. Meetings a,nd Events ••• Applications are now availa- ble fo r the Aug. 20 juried arts and crafts summer festival '88 sponsored by Costa Mesa Sister .··············.fl~~~·············· : c.Y• CALL DlllB num ••• • • • • Cities and the city of Costa Mesa. Artisans as well as food vendors may receive an applica- tion by calling 549-8605. ••• The Fourth AnnuaJ "Favor- ites Concert., will take place on Sunday, June 12 at 7 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road in New- port Beach. The concert is sponsored by the Sanctuary Choir of St. Andrew's, with organ. orchestra, and soloists with special guest Harry Babbitt, all conducted by Mr. Don G. Fontana, minister of music. ••• The Friends of the Newport Beach Library invites guests to the annual installation off offic- ers at the Balboa Yacht Club. 180 l Bayside Drive in Corona del Mar, June 14 for 11 :30 a.m. hospitality and noon luncheon. Pat Kubis, PhD., novelist and nationally known writing con- sultant and teacher of writing is the guest speaker . ••• The Lapna Art Museum in Laguna Beach will offer the June installment of its ongoing "Good Morning Laguna .. breakfast • longelt Running Show on Broadway * New York Dr.ma Critic Awercl * Winrw Of 7 Tony AwMts * ()qnge County Premtere ANAHEIM Auditorium on June 5 at 4 p.m. Tickets arc $5-$7. Call 646-7688. MISC. Fish Fry and Camivalsponsored by The Costa Mesa/Newport Harbor Lions Club will take place June 3-5 at Lions Park located at 18th and Newport. Call 752-0274 or 549-2186. Events at the Oran1e County Fairpounds: Grecian Festival (June 3-5, call 733-2366); West- ern Summer Horse Show (June 4, call 751-3247). For other event information, call 751-FAIR. lecture series at 9 a.m. on Tues- day, June 9. The breakfast lecture series is offered once a month and focuses on topic relating to both the historical and contemporary southern California art world. ••• The Bowen Museum Galle- ria, an artists• cooperative, will be holding its fourth year birth- day celebration on June 11 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2036 North Main Street, Santa Ana. The outdoor party will feature the Galleria artists demonstrat- ing monoprints, papermaking, ceramics and jewelry making. ••• Newport Beach Public Ubnry announces a new series of free art instruction classes. '"Retired Renoirs" begins Aug. I at the Newport Center Branch. The month-long series wilJ be held twice weekly and is espe- cially geared for older persons . ••• Newport Beacb Public. Ubrary is continuing its popular speaker series throughout June at the Newport Center Branch: .lalle ': Earthquake Prepared- ness June 13: Energy and Enthusiasm-How to Develop Them Jme 21: How to Develop Self Eateem Jille 27: Mathematica of Gam- blina ..._ JI: Usina Uhruouod to Diapcw Cardiac Dilorden ,,_ a A Bad Nipt\ $leep Caa &iD You Theee PfOllW .,. free of ~Al'll ....... approJ:i•ttely one hour. Tbe Monday brown bit 1eries tua plllce at noon. .... -ntE •• JlllORrf •••• Home meeting build Christian lead Wiim God plda. H~ pr~ ~ -Anon,,..... •Y PEGGY DAllN&LL Duriq the Harbol' Ana silver annivef'sary of Christian Leldcnllip Week, hosts and hOltHHI of 39 homes welcomed all the dlurda communities with fabulous food for both body and soul. Their hospitality was extended throuah coff ecs, teas and evening events to those interested in hearing about the INSIGHTS way God and faith has become or has been a very important part of their lives. Among the many wonderful meetings were three ladies who arc grateful to God in times of joy and who agree that it was God's guidance which helped them cope in times of stress. Lynne Freidman introduced Mary Jones at the afternoon tea in the lovely Corona del Mar home of Kay Williams. Jones served as manager of community relations for Disneyland for 25 ycan before becoming chief of protocol for the county of Orange. She spoke about her life, which includes three chil- dren and her husband Wes, whom she credits with bringing the focus of Jesus into her life. Jones bad grown up f caring God but it was not until she joined a prayer group in 1969 that she began a penonal rela- tionship with Jesus Christ. She realiz.ed in looking back bow often He bad been there for her especially during the five weeks of her husband •s hospitalization for diabetes. With God's help Jones also overcame a case of shingles of the brain. .. , no longer f car or worry about the future especially as I have come to realize how much God loves each one of us so very much," Jones said. Barbara Hall opened her warm and inviting home in Newport Beach to entertaining and interesting Debby Rettino, who was introduced by her longtime Calvary Chapel f ricnd, Diane McCardle. Rettino began by speaking of her Jcwi~b heritage and com- menting on her father's remarks about her Italian husband. "He considered it close enough to being Jewish because with bis beard, he looked like a rabbi. He also said that we have the same kind of guilt. "There was a time he was not so accepting of me and one Christmas Eve, ordered me out of his house. I had gone then to tell bim I had decided to follow Jesus Christ and from then on a wall went up. 1 had been taking a clus on compar- ative religions when we bad tbcsc really weird people come to talk from the Jesus movement in the 1960s. They were hippies but a week later I found myself doing rcscarc~ especially in Isaiah, and I began to pray for guidance for my direction ... EventuaJly Debby met Ernie Rcttino to whom she has been married for more than 12 years. 'Favorites Concert' set June 12 The fourth annuaJ .. Favorites Concert" will take place on Sunday, June 12, at 7 p.m. at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, 600 St. Andrews Road, in Newport Beach. The concert 111111111 Till? Q1ck 1111 Inf irl Ellll• r.1111111' will be presented by the Sanc- tuary Choir of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church with organ, orcbestr~ soloists and special guest soloist Harry Bab- bitt. aU conducted by Mr. Don G. Fontana, minister of music. Part One will include selec- tions from the major oratorios of Haydn, Brahms, Mendels- sohn, Berlioz and Rutter. Part Two will feature favorite anthems of the choir. Part Three will be a traditional sinaalona with the choir, orchestra and audience. Part Four will feature all of the soloists and a piano- organ duct with Johnnie Carl and Lorenc Clousing. Part Five will feature guest soloist Harry Babbitt. The concert is f rec, but an offering will be taken. Child care will be provided by reservation only, and the public is invited to attend. More information may be obtained by calling 631- 3821 . TEMPLE llAIAH IC 11 11 .. •••• • tM• ,,._,.,.... a11 ...... .._ 91 An D. ldllll P111ddllll: Joll AlnmlaMt .......................... ~ ...... a 'F a.di _.......... ..,,.. .. _ . . .. IOft TOPIC: STORY Of ENOCH I..._ COllaM- CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Jl5I M.-.............. 1112 C....11111,CA n~-~,,,, RP IAllD 11JllllD.L 1111 I SUNDAY MAM -··· ····--· ............. . • ~ l.11111 Ftfl 0 11111 116 ' 111 .., ......... 1111 ... ._.If llf Ill (,....._ .... Mt1r W, ..... • 111 .... If .... .... ,.,."Pm! ...a.L They have two daughters, Erin 7, and Tammy, 11. The entire family bas become involved with their successful Kids Praise musical stories and songs about God and His Jove for us. which are on tape and albums. Psalty the Singing Psalm Book and Charity Cburcbmouse tour the U. S. with the teen musical, Hitops, which is aJso produced by the Rettino 's for Maranatha Music of Calvary Chapel. Rettino's father has made her executrix of his estate and accepts the couple's choices, although they arc not his own. They are close once again. Shirley Gellatly spoke of her personal faith in God in the lovely Emerald Bay occanf ront home of Susan Hanna. Jan Naess, her friend of many years introduced her to a capacity crowd at the af tcmoon tea. Gellatly has taught classes and given seminars for women on identity and self-esteem using the scriptures. She is also Sad- dleback: Community Co11egc Board President and has been a trustee for five years. .. I used to have trouble going to some of these coff ecs and listening to the testimonies of othcn. I used to wonder why God was working in their lives and not mine. Everything was going wrong for me; my mar- riage, my dUldren. I bepn to research and form a belief in scripture and to look: for answen. I began to realize that man's nature is away from God and that when we don't pay attention to Him, we walk: dif- ferently. ..The world pulls against us and we must constantly work to remind ourselves that He died for our sins. It bas nothing to do with being good and cvery- t bing to do with not being good. I believe that every man at some time in his life is faced with seeking God and will ultimately be given a choice. I am fasci- nated with Flannery O'Connor. She writes that it is often a point of violence when we get a revelation and arc given a choice to seek Him or not ... After she finished speaking, a guest shared a mes age on a bumper stick.er with the group. The greeting which reads, .. When all else fails, follow direction. read the Bible.·· Se. M8ll ..... ,...... a-di JI• Ms Villa Drift (J••~ M1C1 Emew.lfs.o.thl ~ ...._CA•(714)6'4-1341 9:30 Worship 10:50 Church School • • ,. ,, -· MOTICIW,.....MLI flfCllO.DHI• s YOU ARE IN OEfAUlT Of A DEED Of TRUST DATED June 14, 1984. UNLESSYOUTAKEACTIONTOPftOTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PU8UC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANATl()tt Of THE NATU~ OF THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULO CONTACT A l.AWYER. On June 10, 1988 at 11:30 a.m .• BARCl.AYS BANI< Of CALIFORNIA as duly appointed Trustee under and pur$Uaflt to Deed of Trust retOlded June 29, 1984. as inst. No. 84-268795 in t>cx*••• Piii ••• of Official AecOfds in the office of the County ~ of Oranae County, California. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BtOOER FOR CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK OR CERTIFIED CHECK, CHECKS DRAWN BY A CREDIT UNION, SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, OR SAVINGS BANK. authorized to do business In the st.le of California, pmyat>MI at time of sale in i.wful money of the United Stites, at the main entrance to the County Courthouse, 700 Civic Center Drive, West, City of Santa Ana, StMe of Calitomia, all risht, title and Interest conveyed to and now held by it under satd Deed of Trust in the p.opefty described as: THE I.ANO R£fERA£D TO IN THIS GUARANTEE IS SITUATED IN THE COUNTY Of ORANGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AND IS DESCRIBES AS fOUOWS: Parcel 1: Unit No. 233 of thM ~ condominium pro;ect described in thM cert.in condominium plan recotded in Book 10791, ,,... 53 of ofticiat records. in the office of the County Alc:ordlf of 0...,,.. County (such plan beint herejnaftet ""8t1'8d lo as "The Condominium Ptanj, and n defined In n..t certain ~ of CO\leOW'ltS, conditions and '8ltrictianl tor Nupcirt Ctwst Homeowners AssociMion, AIOOfded in 9oolt 103'8, ,,... 693 of official records of Orante County and in amendment recorded in Book 10384, P..-461 ofofficiaf records, and amendment recorded in Book 10793, hie 518 of official records. ("The OectwMionj, and the Oeciar.tion of AnnexMion for Lot 4 of Tract No. 7817, (The Declaration of AMeQtion), recorded October 18, 1972 In Sook 10381, Piii 551 of official records, in the office of the County Recotder of <>ranee County. Parcef 2: An undivided l/104th interest in .net to the common area as defined in The Oeclanltion and in the Declaration of Annnation, beioa Lot 4 of Tract No. 7817, in the County of ()ranee, State of California, n per mep recorded in Boal( 308, Paces 33 and 34. inclusive of miscellaneous maps, in the office of the County Recorder ol <>ranee County. Parcel 3: Exclusive easements appurtenant to said unit No. 233, all as more specifically defi ned in the Condominium Ptan and The Declaration. Parcel 4: A non-exclusive easement to use the common area and facilities of the project which have been or will be developed on the followina described real property. (l) Lot l of Tract No. 7852, as per map recorded in Book 302, Paaes 7 to 9 inclusive of miscellaneous maps, recOl'ds of Orange County, Californ~ Excepting therefrom tn.t portion of land included within Parcel l as shown on a map recorded in Book 45, Pap 26 of Parcel Maps 1n the Office of the County Recorder of Orange County. California (2) Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Tract No. 7817, as per maps recorded 1n Book 308 , Pages 33 and 34 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orange County, California . Excepting therefrom, ~r. any and all exdusrve easements appurtenant to all condominium units ellcepting said unit No. 233 now or hereafter referred to in The Declaration or The Declaration as amended. Also excepting therefrom one hundred percent (100%) of all rights to 0tl. gas and other hydrocarbon substances lying under. or that may be produced from the above described land, toeether with one hundred per cent (l~) of all ri&hts. to the proceeds therefrom and one hundred per cent (100%) of all rents, bonuses and profits accruinc therefrom, provided however. that arantor waives and relinquishes the ri&ht to use or occupy or to enter upon any portion of the surfKe and 500 feet below the surface, measured vertically from the surface of said land, for the purpose of drillint for, capturint. producina, storina. treatina "' othefwise handtina °' utitizinc such oil, ps or ott'9f hydrocarbon °' mineral substances, tor the purpose of exercisinc pntor's rilhtS thereto. as reseMtd in Deeds nlCOlded M8Y 17, 1972, in~ 10129, Paee 657 of Official RecofdsMld recorded December 27. 1961 in Book 5957, Plee 665 of Official Recofds. APN# 932-58-233 Trustor Todd Beiley and Marjorie E. Bailey Aecotd Owner: ume as~ The str9lt eddress and other common ~. if .,-,y, of the ,.., ptopet'ty described abcM i$ purported to be: 18 Encore Court. Newsport Buch, Ca. 92663 The undenilned T~ disca.ims MY li.bility b' any incorrectness of the street addtesl and ottw common ~. if arry, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without cowenant Of ..,.anty, opress °' implied, reprdinc title, possession °' encumtnnces, to s-y the unpeid balance of the note(s) secured by uid Deed of Trust. pus as ptOVlded in said nale(s}. advances, if any, under the terms of Mid Deed of Trust. fees. chaf'leS, and e~penses of the TNs1ee and of the trusts eteated by Mid 098d of Trust. At the time of the initiat pubtic.tion of thi$ notice, the total amount of the unpeid belance of the obhption secured by the ~ described deed of trust and estimated costs, eicpenses and~ ls '59,035.95 The benefic*y under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and delivered to the undersicned a written Dectamion of OeQuft and Demand b Sale, end a written Notice of Default and Election to Seti. The undersianed caused said ~ of O.Ult and Etection to Sett to be recorded in the county where the real property 1s located. Plwty c:anductinl .. ; ,.... F'Nneiel CoflMlration. 197 [ ......... Avenue, ~C..9&008 ..... (a) 816-6168 Dell:..., 11.1- 112513 ~/19,S/26,612.619 NOl1CI Of TIIUITttl MU , ....... 11721 YOO Ml fN OEfAULT UH0P A DUD OF TRUST MTID AUGUST 1. 1913. UNL.£SS YOO TM£ ACTION TO "'°f!CJ 'f'OtM 'WE"1Y, IT MAY I( 90U> AT A PUil.iC SAU. IF YOO H£EO AN EXPlANATION Ot TH£ ~.. -~-- NATUttE OF TH( flttOCUDtNG WINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. NOTICE IS HERESY GtVEN, lhlt on ~. June lS, 1•, .t 11:00 o'clDc:Jc a.m. of uid dlr. in IN .. set aide torc:ionductinl T,...s 5elea. wlt*ltfwaMols of REAL ESTA TE SECURtTt£S SERVICE. IDc:lllld lit 1800 North er_._,, Suite 100. in lhe Cir of Sera Ana, County of Of8nle, St* of Califomie, MAL ESTA TE SECURITIES SERVICE, a ~ awpcnlion, as duly appoin'8d TNSt9e undef 9"d purlUMtt to the .,.,_, of sale c:onfetTed in tNt cert8in Deed ol Tl'Ult I ICulld br R08ERT E. I.AW, an unt'Nlried men, 1'9COrded Set*i•lbef 2. 1983, in the office of the County R1can11r of uid Co.H1ty, as Recorder's Instrument No. 83-317116. br renon of • bfeech or ~It in peytnent OI perlannMce ol the obliptions secUIWd .....,, indudins thllt lnech or default, Notice of Wh6ch w r9COtdld febrwry 11, 1988, as Recorder's Instrument No. 88-072480, WILL SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHDT 8100£R FOR CASH, lawful money of the Unitld StMls, or a cnhier's check cnwn on arrt bMk. credit union, or saYinp and loan ~ domiciled in this stMI. •I pmyat>te at the time of ule, aft richt. title and k*rest hetd by it, as TruAle, in that rMI P'OS*tl situM9 in uid County and Sim. described as follows: The Sublee-"old ESUlll in and to Lot 7 and the Southetty 14.00 teet d Lot a in Block 19 of Tract n2, as per mmp reconled in Book 23, p._ 6 of Miscellaneous Maps in the office of the County Recorder of said county. uceptinc thereflom the~ 10.00 .... of uid Lot 7. The stnMtt 8ddress °'other common dlsilf\Mion of the ...... property hereinebow described is ~ to be: 326 . 62nd Street, Newport Bw:h, Celitomia. The underlilMd disdaims aft HabiHty for any incor· rectness In said street address °' other common dftilNtiOn. Slid sa will be made without warranty, express or implied, ,...atdinc title, poswsion, or encumbrances. to satisfy the unpeid obliptions secured by said Deed of Trust. with irlWest and other sums as~ therwin; plus ~ices. if any, thereunder and ine.est ttweon; and plU$ fMs, CherieS and eJCpeMeS of the T Nllee And of the trusts cl'8Mld bl said Deed of Trust. The total amount of said oblf1ations. at the time of Initial publication of this Notice. is $57,475,84. o.tecl: M9Y 19, 1988. REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE, a Callforni1 oorporMion, as Trustee, By: D,.,. Moraer. its President, 1800 North Broedway, Suite 100, S.nta Ana. CA 92706 Telephone (714) 953-6810 5/26 6/2 6/9 1426 K-40429 ... NO .... ITl-a-Of DEATH Of WIA IOQUS UEI • llWIA I. LID AND Of PITITM* 10 ADMINllTEI UTATt CAii NUll9Elt A143337 To all he1B, beneficiaries, creditors, continaent creditor5, ~persons who may be othetwise interested in the will or estate of MARCIA ROGERS LIER, aka MARCIA R LIElt: I A petition has been filed by THERESA S. LIER in the Superior Court of Cahfomia, Oranae County requesting that THERESA S LIER be appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of the decedent The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the Independent Administration of Estates Act. A hear1n1 on the petition will be held on 6-22·88 at 1:45 p.m in Dept. 3 located at 700 Civic Center Or. West, Santa Ana, CA 92702. IF YOU OBJECT to the 1rantin1 of the petition, you should either appear at the hearinc and state your objections or file written ot>;ections With the court before the hearina. Your appearance may be in person or bl your attorney. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a oonti..,.,nt creditor of the deceased. you must file your cl-'m with the court or present it to the personal ~M IPPOinted by the court within four months from the dMeof first issuance of letters as pnMded in section 700 of the California Probate Code. The time for fili"C claims wift not upire prior to four month$ from the dMI of the heerinc noticed abcM. YOU MAY EXAMINE the fi&e kept by the court. If you are• penon h•••d In the-.... you mey _,,.upon the •••c&ADr or MlnMm.W, or upon tt. ~ for the eacueor or edmfr.ittl.-W, and file with lhe ClOUf't with ptoOf of service. • """'" ~ lbltinc ttwt you desire special notice of the fiftnc of an ihwi*-Y and eppnise ment of ...... --Of of the pMitb11 Of acc;ouf1ts mentioned in MCtions 1200 and 1200.5 of the Cafifomie ~Coda. SilMd: JAMES ENSIGN, AnDmey at a...w. 1605 £.4th. Street, Santa Ana. California 92701, (Attorney for Petitioner) Thts notice .. mailed at Santa Ana, CA. California. 5-26 6-2 6-9 1430 NOTICE llM'TINI -l . NOTICE •S HEREBY GIVEN that the Bo.rd of Supervisors of Or-. County, Californta, wm receiw sealed bids up to 2:00 p.m., on WedNlcMy, the 15th dllY of June, 1918, in the office of the a.rte of the 9oetd of SupeMlcn. "°°"' '65, Robert E. Thofw Ha'I of Admini*Mion, 10 CMc c.r.,..,,. (ClllnS of Set* Ana 8outevard and~ Slrtta liM. ~. Which time uid bids will be publicty opened ..... in Room 169 on the first ftoor tor lhe fcMawtl .. Project Harbor Court . PMse 2. Securily Ace-. 9yMfn Project No.: 016&42C)..660 City:~ Buch, CA 2. Alt of said ~ to .,. petb med in acc:onMnce with drawlnp end 1P11Cificeons which "8 .-1eble for purchase at~~. 580 W... lit StNet. T..-,, ~. 92680 [Tetephol• (714) 138· 2855). The coat per lllt Is approiclmetilty $10.00. ror additionaf informlttion, contact the Protect Manaaer, F'°*> A. Silva ... (714) 567-5072. 3. The clatliftcMton of Co11t1ectof'1 licenM required In the .-tut na:a of this contract is • C· 10 or C-61. '·,_,,......, ... ~of~ lm o1 h ue.or Cddl ~ ...... of c.1--. ... 8oeid of SlJ• Alorl Im uua·ned the..,,.,.,..,_....,,.,... of ...................... ~ ... --MMdey Md ...,... ..,. ift thit locality for ucti craft, cl111tr1: 111 ;, .,.,.. of wortllMn naecMd to.._. the eontrad from the DRdarof tN 0.....--of ~ RetltiOns. Thale ,.._ .. on flle ..... Clart( of the 8oard of ~ .... Qpilil .., ............ et CIOll at the office of GM!Fec•• I...,-.,••· 5. [actl bidlllr ,,... ...... • NI bid• nl1fl eta r chedu:u'611d bJ a -ulta .... •• lf 1'111-.. l....Z FICllliOUI WIEll --'"'llMElfT The followins penons are doin& business n : TayCo, a General ~. 4921 Birch Street, Suite 100, Newport Beach, California 92660. ' TAYLOR WOODROW HOMES CALIFORNIA LIMITED, a California cor· poration, •921 Birch Street. Suite 100, Newport Buch, Cafffomia 92660. COSTAIN HOMES INC., a Oetaware corporatbt, 620 Newport Center Drive, Suite 400, Ne#P()l't Beach, Cali· torN92660. This business is con· ducted bl a general part· nership. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed atxwe on April 19, 1988. Sicned: TAYLOR WOODROW HOMES CALIFORNIA LIMITED, a Califomia corp., By: Gordon Tippell, Presi· dent This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on April 29, 1988. File No. F379268 5-12 5·19 5-26 6·2 1394 K-40032 flCTITIOUI BUSINESS NAiil STAftlllNT The foflowlnt penon 1s dona business as: Bullock's Wilshire, 901 Newport Cen· ter Drive, Newport Beach, California 92660. Bullock's, Inc ., a Dela· ware corporation, 800 South Hope Street, Los Anaetes. California 90017. This Business is con· ducted bl a corporation. The re1i1trant com· metlOld lo nns.ct busi· ness under the ftetitioos business name listed abcM on 5/2/88. Sianed: Bul- lock's. Inc.. By: M•rvin F..W. Senior Vtee Presi- dent .. $ecl9tary This stMe11ient ... filed with the ~ Clefk of e>r.,,.. ~ on May 3, 1918. File No. F379532 5-12 5·19 S.26 6-2 1395 nership. The r .. istrant• com· me.ad lo transact busi· neu under the fictitious buliNM name on 5/3/88. (Silnad) Smit lanPwd This ..... .,... -filed with ... County Qert( of <>ranee County on May 16, 1988. Ale No. F-380665 5/19,5/26,6/2 6/9 1406 1-.US ITA~Of AUJ•DHMINTOF ut1 or ten nous Mf•lmMME The followin1 persons haw abandoned the use of the fictitious business name: HALL & COOK CPA's, 3151 Airway Avenue, Suite G-2, Costa Mesa, California 92626 . The Fictitious Business Name referred to al>cwe was filed in Orange County on September 22, 1983, FILE NO. F225700. ROBIN HALl. 3151 Air· way Avenue, Suite G-2. Costa Mesa. California 92626. Laura B. Cook, 14 Sprin· &acre, Irvine. CA 92714. This business was con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. Signed: ROBIN HALL This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on April 22, 1988. 51 5,5112,5 /19 ,5/ 26.(6/ 2 1~12 K-400l2 f1C f I I iOUt ..... US NAME STATEMENT The followinc person is doine business as: WATERS & ASSOCIATES, 1111 a.y. side Drive, Suite 208, Cor· ona del Mar, California 92625. Cherles M. Waters, Ill, 111 l ...,.. Oriw, Suite 208. Corone Def Mer, c.fi· tomi8 92625. This luliness is con· duded by.,~. The re1i1tr•nt com· me.ad to tnnuct buli· nan under the fictitious business name listed abole on Apif l , i •. 5i1Md: Cheltel M. Wiiiars. HI Thia ..........,. wn filed ...,.. the CounCy Ci.il of 0...,.. County on May 4, 1918. File No. F379747 5-12 5·19 S.26 6-2 1397 MIUI flClll .. IUllllD .... am11un ThelDlowlt11per101-.ere doinc IMlsinela n : SUN SURVEVtNG. 3129 BifCh, Ne.,ott 8each, CA 92660. l<ic:oMncetl E. S.laHr. 2656 Orep Ave., Loni a.ch, CA 90806. Gl8IO'Y r. Letts, 930 s. McCloud, Anaheim, CA 92805 belt E. ....... 430 S. Schul SI., Oranea. CA 92669. This Business is con· ducted by a ...... pert. nerlhlP. TN re1•1trant com· metad '° trwact busi· ,,... Under ... ficlttioul buliA .. WIRld .... onMllJ2. ltl8. _.,:Awa Slu,..11. llQ .• Man.., et ....... 1101915 Tilil ti HUI ........ ..... '*""' c. of ~-•onMllJ5, 1-. File No. F379810 5-12 5-19 S.26 6-2 1387 ~117 IT•'PVITOf wr•a• 11110Torua ........ MJ•FIHllMMI The tollowil• ..,..,, hes aballdoflled ... &.-of the fictitious busina11 name: BMC MORTGAGE CO., 1100 Qu.il Street, Suite 205, Newport a.ch, CA t:HieO. The fictitious business name refel red to abcJw ftS filed on 1/6/88 in the County of 0r9nlle, Orilinal File No. F366905. Rick8lts As.locilltn, Inc., a California corPOQtion. 1100 Quail Stre«, Suite 205, Newport Beach, CA 926Q>. Thi& business .. con- ductlld by a corporation. Si1ned: Ricketts Asso· ciNs, Inc., By: l<e¥in E. I leelwl. Yic»President This statement was flied with the Count, Clertl of Or.,.. Count, on M8Y 5, 1918. 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1399 ACiiiiOUI ...... NAiil ITATllllNT The tollowinc person is doinc business n The Cat· erin1 Connection, 1539 Sandcastle Drive, Corona del M.r. CA 92625. Susan M. Underwood, 1539S.ndcastle Drive, Cor· one del M.r, CA 92625. This business is con- ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 5/1188. (Siane<f) Susan Undef'wood. This statement was filed with the County c"°' of <>ranee Countv on May 16. 1988. File No. F. 380663 5/19,5/26,6/2 6/9 ' 1403 k.40040 ITATIMENl Of A8ANOOflllUT Of USE Of nc:TmOUI llUSINUS NAM£ The followina persons halle abandoned the use of the fic titious busi ness name: Victor Income/ Growth Partners Ill. a Cah· fornia Limited Pal'tner$hip, 1301 Dove Street, Suite 550, Newport Beach, CA 92660. The fictitious business name referred to above was filed on April 29, 1987 in the County ol Oranp Ori1inal File No. F342510. Victor Capital CorP«a· tion. a California corpora· tion, 1301 Do"9 SI., Ste. 550, ~•port Beach, CA 92660. ThomeS V. Boytn, 1301 [)ewe Sl, Sia. 550, Newport a.ch. CA 92660. This~ -con· ducted by • limited pertner· ship. --= V'dDr Capital Cotporlltion, By: Thomas V Boijtes. President This .......,,. was filed _.. tt. County Clertl of e>r..,.. County on May 2. 1988 • 5-12 5-19 S-26 6-2 1398 1.-.11 ACllUOUI MJ•llM UMllfAJBmlT The ....... II person is •nc ~ • Antill· ins Aesearch Institute of Anwtca, 23151 Alcakle Dr. Suite 83, llll\lf\8 Hills. CA 926Sl. ~ Aewrch Institute, a Cellfomia corporation, -~ 1971. 22821 laM f.-Or. #114, El Tcwo, CA 92630. This lualMH is con- duct.d bl • COi porlltion. The re1i1trant com· menc:9d to tnnuct busi neu und9r tt. fictitious b..&1ln 111 IWM lfllad abowe on Aonr 15. i• $itned. Anti .... Rfturch Inst•· tulle, By. MaMn HW:htn· ton, Vici PNI. 1'111 ......... filed .... ~ Clilrtl of On1Wt Cauillf on AIK 29, .... flleND.fJ111266 5-125'-ltS-166-2 1399 .. t ••THE NEWPORT a•• ... n TUlllfGnATIOR Airplane$ ••.......••• goo Oclll & cm .......... 112• livestock ........ .' •••• 825 CLASSIFIED INDEX ' bllCHANDlll IALD & IEIVICE Antiques ..•.•..•••••• 808 Applilnces .•...•...•. 806 Birds ...•............ 826 REALUTATE Housekeepif1I Rooms 413 Hotels .........••.... 416 Industrial . . . . . . . . 506 II """4 I "9 Property ...... 509 uke Shore Property 515 Antioue C&assic Cat ... 912 .\utos tor s.le ........ 910 Autos Wanted .......• 915 ANNOUNCDIENTS AnnoUnCinl .......... 200 a.uty Aids .......... 213 c.d of Thenks ....... 201 c.meterY Lob ..•..... 20 l flariltS ••....•.•...... 207 Funet'll OirectOY .... · 205 Funet'll SeMoes .•.•.. 206 ...... Aktl .......... 214 l..1191 Naticel ......... 212 LadmH--Clubs-etc. 209 .................... 815 l.alt & Found ......... 210 PerlaMls ..•......... 211 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to Loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ EMPLOYMENT Aaencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... 307 Applilnces Wanted ••• 81J7 Auctions .•..•••...••. 814 Buildinc u.tenai ..... 811 Business Equipment 818 Coins/Stamps ....•... 813 Furniture •......•••.•. 800' Furniture Wanted ..... 805 Glnee Sales ......... 705 Jewelry ..•.•••.•••••• 812 Marine Supplys .•••••. 906 Misc. for Sale ........• 809 Misc. W..ad ......... 810 Musial Instrument ... 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ..•.... 823 $portinc Equipment ... 819 Acreap .•............ 511 Apts. Furnished ....... .-07 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bid&. to be Moved ..•. 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 farms & Ranches ..... 512 Gu~~ for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/furn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfum ............. 406 Lots fOf Sale .......... 510 ~le Homes ........ 917 Mortaaae & 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 Xchc ... 517 Real Estate Loans •.... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PltOP£RTY f()( Sale .............. 4ltS Rental .............. 417 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/for ...... 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 foreian & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds .............. 909 Motorcycles & Bikes 908 Motor Homes ... : ..... 916 SERVICES Schools .............. 608 Situ.tion Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business Services MEDICAL OFFICE MAN· AGER Excellent salary. Front & back office expe· rience wanted imme- diately. Call 641·5044 for 1nterveew. •Accountilll BOOKKEEPtNG A PAIN? Let Georwe do it. Profes. sional, computerized reports. T llilored to your ,,.... Snwll business & individual specialist. Licenled tax . Georll~ eornoe-t Bookkeeper. 714-~2002 •AnorMJ 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 charp for Lepl Consul- tation. No recovery.No attorney fees. 2372 South· East Bristol #8 Newport Beach 112..0W -C.,11111 CARPETING at direct wholesale prices inetalled. AU major menutacturers and .,._ c.11 far an appt. 714-567·3526 RENT A PASSENGER. U. • es DODI ..,,._ 6-lCl'M.182-9992 BABY/CHILD CARE in ~ ..... v.de home. AO.-from Pl'k-o.y time. IC8ehr 556-7916 CHILD CARE OfFbito FT PT MY HOME. DAYS EVE. FENCED YARD, REF. 760-2581 ~ TIM[ IAIYiif--~= • LOYINGL' ~. Jt£LIA8lE ~-w:i-. hliJ=--.... bll ... ,..,.. •. $100•• 864-5108 eChild Care CHILD CARE/ HOUSE- KEEPERS AVAILABLE Live in Of out. carin& dependable, SCf1M!I Mid to meet your needs. Domestic Excellence A&ettCY 832-3665 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! Regardless of credit his· tory. Also. new credit cafd. No one refused! FOf information call 1·315- 733·6062 Ext. M364. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! Regardless of credit his· tory. Also, new credit No one refused. f Of infof • mat.ion call 1-315·733· 6062 Ext M369 ~· ·x ?1.1'• -• ,. ... Fuff ~ service, ~ ftower plantinc. l.andscapinc. sprinkler yard improvements, lawn treatment, weed Wt"1ol, routine mainte-nance (sorifw renova· tian). l~/booded. 894:a65. Rey PerMt. LANDSCAPING & Tree Senrice & Clean Ups. Mautt'9y Fee. Jim 553· 1554 e0altt1tlc MOUMl1 N91a d• 111 JU BICY Hes immd ... CiPlll•'ll far live In/Out House-~ Exo. pek:red. So8nlsh Ok. AU Jobs 100..fr-. (714) 951-6110 i.JCENSEOAND BONDED LIVE-IN COMPANION AID, 714-669-1148 MAXI MAIO (55 min to a cae.n house). Flat ~ service. Team ctun•na. 521·7837, 648-2154 QUALITY LAWN SER· '/ICE. lawn service avail· able comotete to mow & edge. Call 631-4535 &:.S'= FREE CONSUMER SERVICE Call for names of comp.tent licensed & bonded~ to remodel~"· clean and ate. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFERRALS INC. (714) 131-7200 BEVELED & STAINED GLASS ART/ DOORS $help at home & save. Solid Maho1ony, oak doors. Beveled and stained ltass. Call Stain Art. 531~59 24 hr home repair, small jobs are quick and easy. Call for free l>hone.Q~ on all WOf't(. 760-7205 PROFESSIONAL WIN· DOW TINTING ~<!ur house°' mine. Ref. 855- 4160 LOCAL MOTHER/ DAU8tfTD TUii will clean ~se or office. . a-.. and consc · 857 · 8501 CARf'ET CLEANING SERVICE Sh•mpoo & Steam Cleamn1 Spotlifters, Deoderizer Included. 2RMS· & HALLWAY $39.95 ROGERS CARPET CLEANING 7 DAYS014) 472-0230 ASK ASOUT HOST ORY CHEMICALS L & B Been in Bus Since 1980 HAPPY GALS HOUSE· CLEANING. Professional housecluninc_. in your .,_, Weetdy.l Bi-. weekly, monthly, ic. and Bonded. 952.3653 HOUSECLEANING. If it's dirty 1'11 m-it. RMs. ,..... 673-0150 . ~HOUSE· KEEP£R. _ Cleanina. Excellent hf. Re11. ......123-09M House sitting. AffOfdabfe Orange Counfy area. Call Conme660-l 399 after 11:30a.m. PET /HOUSE SITIING avaitabte. Ref. if req. Call Ruth 551-8363 a.m. RET. COUPLE, NO CHARGE/Balboa Island. ~3rble. 619· ARMY CAPTAIN in the area seeking housi~ °' house sittin& 7.5 to 7·29. 805·549-6708 or eve ~510 collect For a dependable dry wall company call Artis· tic Interiors 556· 1160 ... small repairs. Room addition. Custom texture CONCRETE PATIOS, Orive·decks, concrete resef'Wd w/epoxy store. Brick-blockwork. Lie. 966-2134 •MusiclHIW MUSIC LESSONS, your home by Mr. Palmer Jr Hi. Band Dir 33 yrs in o.c. All brass & Wood· winds. 642-nlS . ......... FAST FAIR&fRtENDLY. O.C.S Finest Paintina. Lic#516103. Pete 499- 3022 PAINTING ED'S P.ertti:w, ii:ta ~I exterior. Free Est Lie. 838-8201 ePoo1S1nice FINEST OUAUTY SER· V1CE & REIWRS. 20 yrs. =~·~~ service. Free estimllllB & DO°' ana~. Ewns. Life Guard Pool Service. ~ 8008 ...... lnllrUCtion MODERN SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEAN THE TILE MAN Leaky showers, tile/ ceramic safety bars/ i nsta II I repair /acid wash/re-grout, shower doors, new & ~ir, & ptumbi~ Lic#432332. Call 675-8212 or 846- 8526 211.,.,..... MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! REGARDLESS Of CREDIT HISTORY. ALSO, NEW CREDIT CARO. NO ONE REFUSED. FOR INFO. CALL 1·315-733· 6062 EXT M 386 LADIES-Why rattle around in your big house? I am wtMtna to share your home rent free; am companionabte non-smokin&. well edu- cated & tnweted woman. Work p/t. Have inde· pendent means1 lov~ outdoors! Sunny dtSPOS•· tion. Newport Beach res· ident. Former Coloradan. Hi~hest ref. inquiries invited: 675-9629 Lv message. TWO PROFESSIONALS ~ine a third to ~e expenses, of sp8CtOUS, clean, YfJfY nice, Wt 11foc • table Mesa Verde home. Monthly ra1t $500 + ~I· ities/expenses spht, security ~ & refet"· ences requif:ed. Call Mr. Green • 642-9310 o.ys (Of 545-8589 Ews) OVERSEAS JOBS, TAX FREE INCOME ALL OCCUPATIOMft PAHY PAID Can (305) ~ « _.. rmume tD: Wortdi- wide Empk»Jer~ 1126 s. fedeql Hwy 322. Ft ~Fl 33316. MtllA a f9e.tuet refund if not~ u°""''" per w~ Ucatsed a 1t1 cweneas employment ... ncy. HIRING GOVERNMENT JOB YOUR AREA. 1~2cr>°Jr'S::· ?xV l375. G£T PAID FOR READtNG BOOKS! $100. per title. Write N';£ 9947, 161 0., Lincoln W.y, N. Aurora, ILL60542 FEDERAL STATE ANO CIVIL SERVICE JOBS. now h•nn&. 10Y! .,.. . $13.550 to $59,480 immediate ~nines. Call 1-31S·733·6063 Ext. F369 RECRUIT & GROW RI CH. Help me find men & women. who want to live fu II time, WC>f1( pt time and earn 6 figure income. You can earn $1,()()().. 3,000 per month for referrals. MB Hudson 71~553-1551 EARN $7.75 HR. We need assistance in eva· luatina and rese>Ondina to daily wor1( reports sub- m itted by our a1ents thfOUChout the st*. No expenence necessary; WC>f1( at home. fOf infor· mation send self· addressed, stamped erwetooe 9~ inches ion& to: AWGA. Dept E, Box 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359 FEDERAL STA TE ANO CIVIL SERVICE JOBS NOW HIRING, Your are.a $13.550 to $59,480. Immediate openi_na.s. Call 1(315) 733-6063 Ext F369 GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $100 per titie. Write PACE C94 7. 161 S. Lincoln Way, N. Aurora, IL60542 GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,400-$72,500 Now Hirirw. Excellent benef. its. Call 504-649-7922 Exli-8348 GIRL FRIDAY with aood telephone voice accurate typina and __. with filu!'es.. A car· ..--office in Corona det =... 759-1150 PART TIME AM, Weet<· ends, late afternoon, week dllys. Must be 18I aood drivinl rKOrd. Cal 12 Noon to 7 p.m . 540- 3008 ORVILLE WANTS YOU! Lookina for friendly, independent people to ~ as cierb -our SMCk k>c:lltion • New· port Fashion ls&lf'ld. Both d9YS & ew shifts avail· able! If it aesled, visit us at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Mkt. in Atrium Court. OI caff (714) 640- 7701 SALES PEOPLE 14 -FI T (32·35) HRS PIT. We want the best! Desire mature ~ who are enthusiastic & C>UtPng. Retail sales eap. requtred. We offer com· petitNe sa&aries, bonus plans & oppt for advaoc.ement. Womens clothin1 & exs. Call Michelle/ Julie 71~722· 8722 GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $100.00 PER TITLE. WRITE PASE· D947, 161 S. Lincoln Way, N. Aurora, IL 60542 GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,400-$72,500 NOW HIR NG. Excellent benef · its, Cati 5()4..649· 7922 Ext J 24;50 •FUN* WEEKEND JOB You choose when. Give out samples in market. near your home. 962· 5688 DISTRICT MANAGER Fun bme, fuH benefits. afternoons. Catt Jeff 540- 3008 Join The Leader of Office, Automation If YQU have these skills· eP.C. • • .. • I •• • ,_II 11. •THE fl8fPOll1' a•BN ===-----0----1 Oa ..... Chlkl ... M <Anter I Security Guards IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES AU IMlfTI • WHIW • fULl & NIT· Tml ft OffEJt; IOal PAY• .,YA&,. ...al. I W •M.-E •W_PMTl_.,_...,.a • UMtJ• • W I ClllTlflCANI flf Ill.) ® ftllEQUME: 11 YM. OR GUllR • -11-u-1m-m.wa~ I TlL1W • MllMU _,,_ SH1~_p _J~~~~NC. 14 ••Hll 1 ... t EXCELLENT WAGES for spare time assembly work. Electronics, crafts, others. Info 504-641· 0091 Ext 1238. ()pen 7 days GET PAID FOR READ- ING! $100.00 per title. Write: PASE-A3175, 161 S. Unc:otn WW/, N. Aurora, Ill 60542 • DRAICE e•PC ew11 ·~ •••n e 1SPU11m ... • lllUS 1-2-3 Lane & Sllllt TnAl:dc•••b ...... ........... ....... (114) 414-2914 1 .......... . NII al JM FM HIRING ASSISTANT ~ and stllff. tf you like wortUna in a pleasant at~.ere and rMltilw · Cinnamon Rot air. /vdiJ in penon. 220~ M•rfne Ave., Balboa Island ,....... ANALYST DATA PROCESSING MANAGER FORTUNE 500 COMPANY. Credit msurance-located in Mission ValleY operatq ~~·day week. ......... in1 develooins and directil• staff" 15 in aN rcecr~= BS"in CS d11lf'8bllt 5 « mcn,...n• • rw1t up r9quired. Em: ..... compe19Stian • -· J)Kks91, l91d resume & salary requirement to P.O. Box 85467t San Dieeo. CA 92138. OE Am11t1• IMllll ..... ,. ...... ti&* tPAYM1Dt Rl's" .. •31 .. . LVl'I .... •11 .. . Af1U11E•Jt• .......... IW au "'r • 1118111 RECEPTIONIST /Prac- tice Builder far holistic pein c:enW on Fashion tsl9nd. Man wilt trllin. M-W-F.., Aft/Eves. Tue-Thu $1.50 hr., 40 hrs a --. Lve m•11•1 Fr. t.ld651-1765 HIRING! GOVERNMENT JOBS -YOUR AREA. JJ!4000-S68.000. Call m;> 838-888S Ext NOW HIRING YOUR AREA. $13,550 to $59,480. Immediate mm-Call 1·315-Ed. If 369 ~ YEI, YIU CAll1 •YEii....., •• ...... """"'-, ........... . ·m1 ....... ,,... ·vESl·E,.,,.... • C11•11 ,., ..... . ·ns1.,... v .. . •n1us,. *YESl·1 ... , .... , l-llJ I 1 ·11 A 7 "1 .,.. ............. .. ............... Ct I Ill' p' u-. ....... -__ ., .... ,, .... •u111 • en-TTN •ur• 1 n.Ttn _,._. ... ttn lllml& '"4H -~ .... tte .,.. ............ . T 118¢ .. .., g' I .. ---ORANGE COUNTY REG-ISTER ii 1aoki1W far ful time ••istMt ~ erL $5. 75 hr, 30 to 40 hrs per wk. Full bel'llfls + .. allotJMCe, Good ~1=-~ Noonto7PM HELP WANTED CoH18e ex Hilh Sctm stu4lnt asoMCe Mtistrlt C.D.M. pert time. 644 -4022 "All CASH BUSINESS"" NatioNI r.on.PJ seek setf·motint1d.,..... to own and operm tt'8ir own business. Census reports show avera1e profit " Sl,370.63 per month expandin1 to $3,289.50 due to com- ~s pMiciplltion. Ser· vice company owned ~=~ IWne tnnd food pro- ~ F~~ a tments of $15,000 QSfl far equip- ment. Call toll tr. 1.80(). 782-1550 ()paator 4-S. ~. DRAKE e1111u111d111 •Cllm •• •111 slilll ..... ea.. ru111111 ell'. MI 1111 (714) 474-2174 IR•A -==-•·••11 .... i't ....... _...., ... JI la ........ .., ............ I 7 J 'l ... JI 5 .... ~SIRl?He ...... 117 •••• llldl& .... GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,400-$72,500. Now hw.. Excanent benef. its. C.el 504-649-7922 Ex J2550 JODSll Q .......... Olctricel • MlcMllic.t •'•••rillln. ~ ~ ......... "' Techl*ilnl ~ Cell DDroehJ N. ~ (714) 540-1008 1Tt1•••1•1nJ LllllrC... Ml4s.Mtf .... 91*214. ..... Anl NOFID SECRETARY NO SHORTHAND $26.000+ Presti&ious ......... v .. •looe--rr ..... ~lt*P Mils and _,tar DDltl N.P. alftces. IMlrfKe with R.E. lndu*y ~ end aet on the tnick for further arowth. OMS Ollk:e .... (714) 768-6070. E.0.£. llCUm1Y •••ecm• FulVP8rt· Time. Top PllJ. Now Hirlrw forc.tll Meil t.ca- tion. Will Train! Uni· form Allow1nce, eon..Pay. Medical/ Dent.81, CNdit Union. APPLY9AM -4PM MONDAY-FRIDAY UNCGUlllCUllTY (714>•••111 (211)m-M74 CUSTOMER -SERVICE READY SET GROW SECRETARY LEARNW P $20,000+ Join the ...,.. in theif oc.n view NP B offices. Your or1anization/ communication skills and aood typing coutd open lhe door. Fantastic benefits. OMS Office Mates (714) 768-6070 E.O.E. SECRETARY LEARN WP $20,000+ .IPin the mm in ._ oc:emi view NP 8 aftims. Your orpnization/ communicitlon skills ::,~~= benefits. OMS Office MMes (714) 76U070 E.O,E. ANN«:E DEPARTMENT of an insurance holdinc company is expanc.tinc and has immediate opet'Mlws for motivllted sett starter, with aood ant & written commun- ication and or1aniza· tional and analutical skills insurarice arid/Of banki~ a plus. ACCOUNTANT-cash manapmenl Degreed accountant with 1·2 years exp. Of individual heavily related work experience will be con-trollirw caUl activity and ~ investment. ~~a NQUir9d. ACCOUNrANT-reinsu· ranee _. 1CCOUn· ... with two'° tow 'l'M exp. wiH be rmponsible for all reinsurance accountina activity. Requires F/S ~ tion. C-L ~ and reinsurww::e compu-• .-n m.i•aMCe. Send resun. to P.O. Boot 85467, San Dileo. CA 921• ··-.... .. ,. 1111 lnllll ... NN••••:,...t:c CA RECEPTIONIST LEARN WP $21,000. Ground floor ~ Brinc your IDOd typiJW and ~ and people skills. Bnind new, fnt pace. Santa Ana office. Looki.. for r.:,~=~~ 768-6070. FINANCE DEl'f of en .......... HoldirW Com-~~~ for mommd..., star- ters. with aood ant & written communication and Ofprtiutionel and analytical skills insu· ranee and/Of bankina a plus. Accountant-cash Manaaement. Degreed accountant with 1·2 years exp Of individual heavily related work experience will be con· trolling cash activity and monit0ting investment. P.C. ~J>. req. Accoun· tant-RE insurance degreed accountant with two1o four ~rs exp will be respon51ble for all RE insurance accounting activity. Req_uires F/S preparation. C-L Main· tenance Mid RE lnsu· ranee Computer~ Maintenance. Send resume to P.O. Box 85467, San Dieeo. CA 92138. E.O.E. RENT OWNERS UNIT from $100/dJIV. Some walk'° beech. 913/642-5011 408-Al*tl••• Unfur. THIS IS STYLE IRVINE close to beeches and maior Orange County bUsiness cen- tef'S. 7 new and belutifut apt communtties to choose from. Over 20 floor plans to suit the most discrimi= taste. Month to rental a1reement. 12 month lease discount. Harvard Court (714) 854-49452; Stanford Court (714) 854-3288; Dllrtrnauth Ccut (714) 854-2417; ~Court (714) 854-~Wood (714) RENT OWNERS UNIT from $100/dmy. Some W81k to belch. 913/642· 5011 CHARMING FURN 2 Bdrm 2 .............. =~~ -.. Sl,700. ~3ia7 412 ..... to ... ROOMMATE WANTED, mele OI ..,,.... Profes- sioMI, non smoker to share 4 bdr house in COM. AH Mnln. short io& to~. First/Int JOO ~ +400~month . Avail 6-1. 76G-9195 MAUl/KAANAPALI BEACH 1 =.or 2 ::t"=t _. t: ~~ti. Bro· 507. ~ ,., .. Anlhelm ('.ondo.2 Bdrm 1 ..... 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Now ..... most-. c.tl 1-315-736-7375 Ext H-CA·N2 tor curNnt list 24 hrs. l19'• l1l1nd ORoo .. --. - PRICE REDUCED BALBOA ISLAND .. c ••• -Canyon 6 Bdr, 3 Blh, ~ .. ~e: an. cul·de-sac. $950,000. 76().3810 Waterfront home with bo9t dock and view. Soe- cious 3 bdrm 3 be, Ira. bonus room. It won't last. Aler1t 638--2755 : ~ --, -~ .j ,. ........ ,.., Rou . . . -- MAGNIFICEN BAY FRONT WITH DOCKS U.on~wltlawn docb. FOr two IO ft. balll OI IRll!ll F Olla 5 bdnnl4 .... ollulury. 3tll1--. ..... . ............ lndudN ........... tannil ...... ,...... Mid ~ t.lcS.L You ----~ r..-.. ~ ., ......... . .... !UJ!. aHUT. R.Y o;c..1.~a.'1: =•.,.aalll 21*,2 ... ......... t..91 =--z-•~2'r:tr:.;h 1PL tar.-.•llmn .. l blDdl flam prtum •· oart ' ,,.,., .. ' bw:h. l mile to tlMn. 0.. must sell. Sl~OOO/ ofter. 415-662-22.:s7 WIDOW HAS MONEY for equit~, loans/TOs. $10,000 up. No qualify· ing/no penalty. Call Den· ison Associates 714· 673-7311 Today! 6C)6.Money Wanted 50% L.T.V Conditional sales contract secured by UCC-1 and improved commercial location. $30,000 @1596 3 yrs. 1109 MO. (TOM 261- 5879) . . .• FISHING ROD MANUFAC- TURING CO. BUS OPPT!! SELL ADVERTISING SPECIALTY TRADEMASTERS ADV 832-9064 COMPLETE PRINT SHOP Full Brice $22.000. M~2o 0 down. 97?· IF YOU DESIRE to eam $350.00 for 8 hours work per week. you can dis· tribute Blue Bird 10096 pure natural fruit juices, to Qualify, you must be bondabfe and have $16,500 cash for eciu1p- ment. Service company established accounts. No selling involved. Call toll·free 1 800· 782· 1550. Operator 4-J any- time. OU ALI TY QUEEN SLEEPER Neutraf t.bric print Very '°°" candi· ti on, contem~ary desi,n. Askin& $300. 559-703 TWIN/KING BEDS Pl.US & ELECTRIC DRYER. Must .... McwMw. Many men _,.,._ Ew .,_ 5. 154-9209 SOFA LOYESEAT CHAllt, LOOSl CUSHl~new . Olktrtm.. BfAUT1FUl.4 PlfCl LN· ING ROOM SO. NEW EAITHTON£S. 143-'274 WANTED NEWPORT ELECTRIC PACKET SURRY TOP. 714-65(). 0469 824-Dop and c... DOG & PUPPY TRAIN· ING. Quick and gentle methods! House manners expert! Call & listen 835·8538 827-0ffice Equipment $99 PER MONTH RENT IBM PC clone. 640K dual drive, gra_phics high res monrtor. 714·261-2416 SMITtf CORONA 8000. Very. jood condit ion $59.00 631-8120 ENJOY 13-15" return on TDs. Also lend on & buv TDs. $10.000 up Sl mi+. c.. Danison~ ciates 714-673-7311 Todmy! I05 Baria CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Monumental slab 6 R~er·s playmate I 0 Autochthon 16 Sir Arthur's middle name I 7 Thor's father 18 A future time 19 Capariloe 20 SpeDboud 21 Mexicaa dish 22 Rebelled 24 Venetian blind make--up 26 Part of HRH 27 Near East ftSSel 29 Mythical hunter 31 She-bear: Sp. 32 Classified items JS Western frontier town 3 7 Unexpected mtory 39 EtU<>y the fruits of 41 Tourist resort near Hong Kong 42 Crowbar 43 Cupid, in art •• The birds 4S Swaday school room •a State symbol SO Pay attention S l Part of a sonnet SJ Sites 910.AumforS... CAN YOU BUY JEEPS, CARS, 4X4s seized in dru_a raids for under $1007 Call for facts today. 602-837-3401 Ext. 457 a.un111 1969 SS EL CAMINO MAUBU. GOOD FIXER UPPER. SIOO. 631-1065 ...... ... . .... 54 Wavy , in Heraldry SS Bluejacket 56 Nonbelina 51 Nothina: Sp. SS Is •carina .. t •• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ,_ II ,..... 1985 PORSCHE 911 ~ Red. 18 K miles. Immaculate condition withaledra Motiu1t1d seller. 33.9K or best offer. 49S-6870 CLASSIC 1958 VW 1 OMmal~ON inal Daint. "Ex. cona. $3500. 805-528-2153 .... tl.SOPER~Y ~.p:t .... DFECIOIV CllllC~ q(fOR c:M.l. '31-1120 EXT 16 • ~ n-111.,-. ........ ,. ... +a== 6 I Schedvled for another time 63 French denial Answer to Last Week's Puzzle 64 Hero of llobcrt Sherwood play 6S Newspaper 67 Doakey: Ge.r. 69 Dyer's tank 10 llatut 12 Moral principles · 7 6 Arrift at 19 Metropolitan pall I 1 Aaessment 82 Decorated metalwOfk 8 3 Pucldin& msredien t 84 Port city of Japan 85 -IS ABC 86 Arthunan heroine 87 Wdl·known name in TV DOWN I Oiff 2 Hue _ with 3 Biblica1 patriarch 4 Roman guardian spuits S Yearbook 6 On behalf of 7 Leaendary Creek hero 8 ShtepskUl 9 Smallest of the Great Lakes 10 Vntrut l 1 Colltctaon off acts 1 ~ Egyptian sun god 13 Bakmg potatoes 1 4 Piece of lu11a1e 15 Make - 23 Bram membrane :s Dra"' 28 Four-in·banCI 30 Florence NJahtinpJe 3 2 Salt late of Asia 33 The populace 34 JlJver throuah BW1Undy 36 Mapleaaua 31 Kaa, in the ••J\&ftlle loots" 40 Mqiciln'a mqic word 4 2 SIDlll, lofta-Mired q 4S Gift pciue•ion ~6 FnDCla write on Uiory of ntilion 47 ON •me for Totyo 49 PosJt1on SO Forum sarment SI C0Ue1e administrator 53 Romeo 56 Long cloak SS Canbbean capital 59 Defense formed off elled trets 60 Old·llme parlor piece 61 Span&Sh waterway 62 ?liot wanted 66 Haraa 68 Hol)' city of Tibet 7J lbndu ucetlC 73 llomance lana~e: Abbr. 74 Anatl food 7 S Strike down 77 Accordina to 78 Frend' pronoun 80 :lrho...ta •> .. • • BY ANNE LA JEUNl:SSI The pompous Mad Hatter, nervous White Rabbit, dlilfy March Hare, WU, Cbalaire Cat, and imperious Queen of Hearts will commandeer the Seger- strom Hall stqr: When American cboreo1rapber Glen Tetley'• whimsical -and . thought- provokina ballet, "Alice, H arrives ia OnutF. County next week. The~ Will be performed by the N.-.. Ballet of Canada and ... for a six-day run at the Or-. Couty Perfonnina Arts C.cnter on Tuesday, June 7. .. AJice• ii. a ballet that works oa two~ 4e1iahti.qcbildren with tlae fl jtiu tale of a young imaoccat Ft ud the motley crew of chancten she meets aloq a lac.tic journey bcgin- niq wbea lbc falls uleep on a riverbank. Sbc dreams she fol- lows a harried White Rabbit along a series of adventures. However, Tetley's ballet also cxami._ dae adult theme of a curio111 and l\1ll)eCt relationship bctweca Rewrend Charles Lud- widge Dodpon, better known as Lewis Carroll, and Alice Plea- sance Liddell, the young dauab- ter of one of Dodgson's Oxford coUeques. Carroll's proclivity for photo- · SCR slates ·•Golden Girls 1 .. South Coast Repertory will present the American Premiere of Louise Page's Go/Mn GiTll as its final play in the 1917-88 Mainsta1e season, Juae 10 through JuJy 14. Golden Girb, produced in part by a pant from ATAT, takes a timely loot at die athletic and social burdla faced by a British women's tract team preparing far the Olympias. As they try to beat the cffecu of scxia' racism Ud commen:ial- ism on their way to Ctie Gold, they run the mt of difeeriag tbctmelva. louile Pa,e cauaiat tile e,c of the British thealet World with her play, Salonllca. raulti• in commissions for two more plays, one of which WM Goltkn GITll. a bit in London. P•· who • considen benelf a writer fint and a feminist second. writa aboat women became they~ est her and their rclationllaips are not being examined in the theater today. f David Chambien will-. tile American Premiere of Goltlm GIT&. Chambers ii a ctireCllor, wrilcr aild te.cher wtao. Mid ....... leell 08 ... °" ~way Ud at ~ tMllln tlarOt1pa11t tllc eot1••rr. lie •:i9d• ......... • Wsrt' I tea.D.C.'l~S.. .. • ... ..,.,._, n111• el SI. Louis. As a director be has divided his work bctMeD Sbake- peare, original musicals and U.S. or World Pmniera by such authors as Christopher Durang and David Hare. For the five women portray- ina British runncn vying for four places on the British Olympic 4x l 00 meter relay team, Chambers ms che>ten four new- comen to SCR and one ~turn ing guest artist, X.erry Noonan. Noonan returns to SCR after her debut here in the World Pre- mieR of David Epstein •1 Slwuk1 in 1984. Makina SCR debuts • the runners ate Gail Grate. Michele tamar Ricbarda, Suzanne Stone, and Margaret Mux. Alto making their debuts in non-athletic roles are Judy Geeson of TV's "Falcon Crest" and Kristina Starman. Joinina them are returning guatartutsJohndeLane~.who will be remembered for his role in Child~ Byron; Wortham Krimmer. who appeared in SCR 's Mm) Sifl6ks and Gt1/i- ko: and Berbara Tarbuck, wbo played Alice in SCR 's Cotta Mesa and Loa Aqelca produc- tiom of Cnil Lucas. Bhw Win- dow. Allo ia *cm& are Found- ia1 Comp•J member Hal Landon Jr. llid Resident Artist John-0..~ Siler . grapbiaa nude youna 1irl1, inctudina the JO.year-old Lid- dell. and bis practice of spilllli• for them peat and fantutic tales, 1ucb u .. Alice's Adwn- tares in Wonderland." This provided Tetley with the irres- istible inspiration to comWne Carroll\ odd 11.t>its and whimsy to create bia balletic .. Alice." The ballet deliahted Ne.• York balletom•DC!I when it bad itl United Scates premiere at tbc Metropolitan Opera House µi the summer of 1986. Playina on the same bill with .. Alice" ia Gcoqe Balanchine's abstract portrayal, 1'he Four Temperaments." It studies the human melancholic, sanpinic, pblqmatic and choleric natures to music by Paul Hindsmith. Gueat artist Fernando Bajones, former star of the A..ncan Ballet Tbcatre, will brina a dcf uaite aura of Yirility and strenath to the ad role ill ~n," John Craako\ cir• IUlic and emotieMI bellet of unrequited low ad matmity. .. Alice" will play evenin1 perfonnanca, belinniaa • I p.m. on June 7, I and 9, with ••The Four 1empcramcnt1." .. One1in" will play eveain1 performanc:aoaJune IOand II. with matinee performance 81 2 p.m. on June 11 and 12. Ticket prices for all perf onnance ranae lrom S 10 to S35. For ticket information. call 556-ARTS. To cbarF tickeb by phone, call Tictetmatcr at 740- 2000. - Reva ,. n •c r. ·-THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-W' ,. I i-/ (j 11) t· L' ,·· ~· /, t~-~ ~. ~ • f·~,.. On the 1·stt1 tee at Mesa Verde Country Club Outdoor, indoor amenities key Costa Mesa residence BY CHERYL STEHUNG Summer ia the time for vaca- tions and gettina away to exotic places, like Bali, the Bahamas, Tahiti,BennudaorJamaica. But those who are not going to those places this summer can enjoy a tropical paradise right in the middle of Costa Mesa. in the prestigious homes of Mesa Verde. This week's featured home is located at 1839 Jamaica and is the epitome of the Cali- fornia lifestyle and what Mesa Verde is all about. The home is situated on the 14th green and the 15th tee of Mesa V crde Country Club, with a double lot on a quiet culdesac. The property f eatu.rcs a pool, spa, tennis/ basketball court, greenhouse, two patios and a cabana in addition to the elegant and rambling home. A HOME WITH MANYM009s If a buyer enjoys entertaining, this--is a home that bas it all. Families will also ~l right at home with the many1 large bed- rooms and spacious informal dining area and television room. The home is located on the side of the culdesac street, which offers an extra-large lot. The developer of Mesa Verde North built the home for himself and his family, so there are many extras. For entertaining, parking is not in short supply, with the sweeping culdesac. A double garage and carport offers max- imum parking for the residents. Guests enter the home past a profusion of tropical plants and ferns, through a gate to the courtyard with the sparkling pool. Bearing left and mounting some steps, guests will find themselves in the tennis court area. The court faces north and south and has lights for night games. The surrounding fence is covered with ivy and mature trees and shrubs, allowing for maximum privacy. A basketball hoop at one end of the court gives potential Lakers the opportunity for a good workout. The large cabana has a bank of windows facing the tennis court. The structure is large enough to be converted to a separate apartment, if owner desire. The current owners are Fii All IA•El-'hll _.., .. .._ ..... II; ... I di II C1Ml 11 ........... ._ II 111111 llr . lllllwllllMll1 l11111.~• .. 1•1111t ................ ...., ......... , ... performing extensive remodel- ing on the cabana, adding shelves around the perimeter of the room and fresh paint. The bathroom has been updated to include a stylish pedestal sink. The cabana is totally self- contained with its own stove and refriaerator. The room is waiting for a party and is large enough to place game tables. On the roof of the cabana arc solar water heating panels. COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Guests walk past the pool and enter the home through double doors, to the flag-stoned entry. A large window looks out over the pool area. To the left of the entry, guests will walk through a sliding door to the enclosed and inviting spa. The room has a greenhouse effect, with its many windows, extending upward. A door off the spa room leads to the real greenhouse, which the current owner said derives the benefit of the spa's moisture. Back to the entry, guests step down to the parquet floor of the formal living room. Window walls face the golf course and colorful rose garden. A sliding glass door leads to a veranda where guests can relax and watch the activity on the golf course. A gas fireplace provides atmosphere. Stain off the living room lead down to the gentleman 'a library. A large window overlooks the aolf coune. Thia room is very muculine, with its fieldstone fueplace, built-in gun cue and boot abelva, walnut paneling on the ceilina and walll, mulberry~lored plush carpet and extemi'ft bu. The bu ii UC> walnut with its own sink, stove and refrigerator. Intricate lattice work accents the baronial dining room, which guests step up to off the entry hall. Ao elegant crystal chande- lier with 272 drops is the high- light of this room. Guests can dine and enjoy the panoramic view through the sweeping win- dow. Over the serving area are three custom-made smaller crys- tal light fixtures. The guest powder room is the next stop, with its overhcight ceiling, mirrored wall, crystal chandelier, marble countertop, crown molding and real gold- plated sink fixtures. Continuing to the end of the ball through double doors is the master suite. A wall of windows also off crs a sweeping view. Off to one side is a small bath, with a pedestal sink and two mirrored sliding wardrobes. The full master bath is accessible down some stairs. This room defines elegance. Solid walnut cabinc- t.ry, plush carpet and Venetian marble are the highliahts. The ·current owner said that the Italian bas put a moratorium on export of Venetian marble, so this ii a rare find indeed. The marble tops tbe walnut center island and aitdown vanity and tbe pullman couaten. C1S ,.,.... COSTA MESA omcE 2199 RAaBOB BLVD., COSTA MESA 645-8115 roua BIDIOOll + DOCK 1181,IOO Lars• linsle atory waterfront with dock for 40 footer. Bis famili_ kitchen, separate family room, hobby room, 4 B~ 3 BA, and 3 car garage. Large patio and apa. Move-in condition. COVER HOME MESA VERDE ESTATE 11,300,000 This is a double lot property that epitomizes the California life-style. Situated on the 15th fair- way of the Mesa Verde Country Club Golf Course, the property features a pool, spa, green- house, two patios, and a lighted north/south tennis court. The impressive home boasts 5 BR and 5 BA including a master suite with sunken dressing room, a soaring ceiling living room with fireplace, baronial dining room, staff quarters, ge ntleman's library with fireplace, and a full equipped guest house. Reva Samuels can show you this prestigious property. A Coldwell Banker Estate Division. Open 11--t S.turda! tl39JamaLca a Bl ON EASTSIDE REDUCED TO S 149,000 Chalet style townhome, secluded end unit. High beamed ceiling and interior paneling through- out. Large backyard with room for expansion. Quiet 10 unit complex with pool and spa. CAREFREE OUTDOOR UVINGf a!ZZ,000 Ia what this 3 BR, 1 ~ Ba pool home offers. La1Je fenced-in pool area is separate from backyard. Patio acceas from formal dining room, and family room provides cool summer living. New paint inside and out, new carpet through- out & parquet flooring makes this home like new. Features include breakfast bar, new built- in oven and microwave, ceiling fans, new window coverings, and solar pool cover. Call for a show- ing. &A&1 IA.8TSIDB rouarLEX a110,ooo Just lilted! Three 1 BR unita and one 2 BR unit. Excellent potential. SOUTH COAST r/lETRO WHY PAY UNT!!! aso,ooo Fabulous Park Bristol condo. Beautiful split- level loft unit with private enclo&ed brick patio. Perfect for singles or couple. Cloee to absolutely everything ... South Coast Plaza, shopping and Performing Arts. For this price what could you possible find on fee land? Don't miss out. Call Heidi Stockwell for more information. DON•t PAY RENT '109,000 Ground floor unit with 2 BR, 2 BA. Wash- er/dryer hookups in unit. Largest patio and yard in complex facing greenbelt and pool area. Fire- place and air conditioned. 1 carport and 1 space. Assumable fixed 10314 "c . Great for first time buyer or cou ple. INVESTMENT FOR ONLY 149,000 Beautiful stuido condo overlooking babbling brook. Facilities include pool & spa. Stack wash- er/dryer included. Move-in condition. Start sav- ing on taxes today! Ask for Melanie 645-8115 INTRODUCING OUR AGENT DICI JANTZER Coldwell Banker's Costa Mesa office wel- comes Dick Jantzer, recently of the South Coast Plaza office. Jantzer has 11 years experience in real estate and has lived in Costa Mesa for the past 17 years. When he's not busy with his award-winnin1 career, Jantzer runs the Penn State Alumni Club of Orange Co. MESA VERDE'S MOST EXCMNG PROPERTY $316,500 This 4 BR, 2 1/2 BA home comes with a cozy den and formal dining room. Newly redone decor includes French doors, Belcourt ceilings, de· signer wallpaper, and eat-in kitchen. Huge cus- tom pool 2 spa set in large yard with a grand patio and outdoor firepit for entertaining. EASTSIDE COSTA MESA I 199,000 Emotional 3 BR, 2 11 r O 1Jck Bay Village townhume, with war~ 0 \_. .j decor and numer- ous upgrades. C e.. '4uet entry, solar water heating, and muc ~aore. Call Bernie for details. SO. COAST METRO SOPHISTICATED SUITE 183,000 l BR, l BA, enclosed patio. Tennis, pool, spa and more to keep you busy. Great area with superior landscaping. CARRILLO CONDO 171,000 Upstairs 1 BR unit. Mirrored wardrobe doors and a gTeat fireplace. Complex is located close to parks, tennis courts, shopping and freeways. GOIGEOUSE END UNIT 1'8,000 Overlooking streams and tropical landscaping. Parquet entry with mirrored closet doors. Cov- ered patio, garage. & carport. Move-in condition. Land lease onJy renegotiated in 1996! LIKE A MODEL uet,900 Beautifully decorated Brookview condo with three bedrooms, 2 1 t baths, central arr condition- ing, indoor laundry, 2 car attached garage, o·ne balcony, one patio and one atrium. Pools, spas and tennis courts near South Coast Plaza in Coeta Mesa. Bl un -LO PUCE a7a, 750 Here's your place! T,. .. ·0 'wimming, gym, weight room an-'S 0 \. • t BR in secure building. South . • &a.za area. Leo will be happy to &1&iat you. AFFORDABLE LUXU&Y a75,llO Walk to South Coelt Plaz.a. End unit 1 BR, extra large patio. Tennis courts & swimming pools. ""' • &AlllS an,MO Beautiful 2 BR condo. Gated community with larse patio, tennis courts and swimming pool. Call now! WIN A ,500 SUMMER SHOPPING SPREE AT NORDSTOM! Coldwell Banker'• ea.ta Me.. ofrace invites you to enter our drawinl for a Sl500 Shoppinl Spree at Nordauam! What a ~ way to welcome the aa•mmer! AU the COlchNU Banker 1pecialiat in your neisbborhood by calli111 645-8115. Now You Cu Make Moaey In a..11 ..... s .... Wldloat EYer Sellliaa or l,Mln1 a Home Dill WING TO Bl BILD 4'\JlUl&lMI WINNIR NBD NOT Bl PUSBNT t . I i .. • . : • ~j Long tenure+ high sales volume= top producer BY CHERYL STEHLING Marilyn Twitchell is proud to say that she has enjoyed working with t.be George Elkins Com- pany for 20 yean. But it goes beyond that. Twitchell ia one of the top producen, member of the Gold Key Club with six diamonds and she is confident she will receive a seventh at the end of the year. The Gold Key is earned by an agent who achieves top dollar volume and diamonds arc added each year thereafter if the agent continues that volume, Twitchell said. Twitchell originally worked at the Brentwood branch of the Elkins Company before moving to the Newport Beach branch in 1976. ""Brentwood has the same type of quality properties as Newport Beach, with the same supply and demand," she said. "I sold there and in Beverly Hills and Bel Aire." Twitchell also said that the company also has tics in Palm Desert and San Marino and she has done business there, as well. She enjoys working with Elkins and her future plans are to just keep working and main- taining a high production level. "Our company is wide-spread, but small enough that when we have annual meetings, we (the age nts) can all get together and get acquainted," Twitchell said. "I've set up people who arc looking for properties in those areas where we have offices and I have co-listed in Palm Desert." Before she decided to go into real estate, Twitchell was a teacher. She took some time off to be a mother when her two daughters were young, but when they were old enough to be in school, Twitchell wanted to work part time and decided on real estate. ~Back then, you could work part time in real estate, but not now," she said. "By the time I went full-time, I was fully ens- consed in the business." Twitchell attributes her suc- cess to her love for the business. ~when you like what you arc doing you can be enthusiastic and do a good job," she said. ~u is very challenging." Twitchell said it is important to keep up with the changes of the busin~s and with ethics. She said agents shouldn't get so excited that they 1.ose sight of the principles of the business. And she believes that cooperation between agents is very important to achieve reciprocal success. Recently, one of Twitchell's listings appeared on the cover of the Newport Ensign/ Costa Mesa News real estate supplement and sold after it appeared. She attributes the sale to the coverage. Twitchell is an avid golfer, so if she has any spare time, chances arc she will be found on the course at Newport Beach Coun- try Club. "I•m not really a good golfer," she said modestly. "But it is my outlet and I enjoy it for relax- ation and fresh air." Twitchell said she recently won a ladies golf tournament with her f ounome and they were first net in their flight. In addition to golf, Twitchell enjoys tennis, swimming, sailing and bridge. She has two grand- children and her parents live on Lido Isle, so she enjoys the benefits of having her family around her. Twitchell enjoys the arts, so the is a member of the South Pacific Chapter of the Pcrf orm- ing Arts Center and also serves on the board. As a University of Southern California gradu- ate, she is a member of the Trojan League of USC and a member of the Newport Harbor Art Museum. She enjoys travel- ing and has a tentative trip planned to France in the fall. George Elkins Company is located at 17 Corporate Plaza, Suite J 0 I, Newport Beach. Phone: 759-9100. a note from maury 260 Evening Canyon -Open CdM • Shorecliffs Completely redone home. Three bedroom, 3 bath, large living room, formal dining room, large lot, good view. $698,000. ·. Four Units in CdM Built as condominiums, top-of-the-line construction. Two units with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, and two units with 3 bedrooms, 3~ baths. All units have 2 fireplaces and wet bar. Ktichens include gas cook top, microwave oven, trash compactor, dishwasher. Each unit has separate garage. $1,500,000. 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 way!! $2150/mo111h. - Some Summer Rent.ls Marilyn Twitchell Check these great listings I cpete CBa1<1tett cp1tese1tts. BEAUTIFUL BAYSHORES • • Spacious home on extra-large lot. Very livable open plan around cen- tral "great room" with skylit ceiling, large backyard, and brick patio. The amenities include brick fireplace, breakfast room, den, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and hot tub. Call for further details. $725,000. REAL TY WORLD NEWPORT BEACH .. I. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS .. I. •••19--j,_ R E A T 0 R s BEYERL Y HILLS BRENTWOOO HANCOC.K PARK NEWPORT BEACH SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SAN MARINO SEA TTL£ DEDICATED TO SERVICE JUDY FITZ • • I NEWPORT aeAcH I NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF OCEAN a BAY - One of the largest units in the Villa Balboa with a spacious family room, hvmg/dimng area plus two bedrooms. den, cathedral ce11·ngs, skylights and two large decks. En1oy the security of a gated community and the care free life at the pool & spa or walk to the beach. Call now for an appointment. $399.500 VERSAILLES PENTHOUSE VIEW · Popular "la Tour" model with two master bedroom suites each with its own bath. Beautiful view of ocean. bay & city hghts. Very convenient location. Walk to the ocean or en1oy the lovely clubhouse. pool. & spa. Gated communi- ty & secunty bu1ldtng. Owner will carry 2no trust deed. Immediate possession. Sl 94.900 I RENTALS I NEWPORT NORTH · Two bedroom. two bath condo. Community pool and spa. $1.395/Mo. EASTSIDE COSTA •SA · Attractive two bedroom plus den, two blth home. 2 car prage. Available mid June. $1300/Mo BLUFFS -Spac:eous 3 bdrm, 2'n bath on lovely areenbeft. Ready to move-in. $1600/Mo BLUFFS -Immaculate 3 bdrm, 2~ bath near Eastbfuff shopping center. Avatlable now $1475/Mo ELAINE GORDON SANJUAN CAPISTRANO DELIGHTFUL SAN JUAN CONDO -Hard to find three bedroom condo in Capistrano Villas. New carpets with two enclosed garages. and a patio pnced to sell! $98.500 I COST A MESA I RETIRED? WANT TO TRAVEL?· But still have a great place to come home to. Nice stable park with low. low space rent. Beautiful 2 bd. 2 bath plus den mobtle home. En1oy own fenced yard/patio area. Small pet o.k. Must be over 40. $52,000 I HUNTINGTON BEACH I HUNTINGTON LANDMARK. GREAT LO- CATION -Over 55 and looking for a l bedroom condo tn a 24 hr gate-guarded community? If so. this beautiful freshly painted. newly carpeted home may be for you. Mllhon dollar clubhouse-pool. tennis. cr afts $82.900 f IRVINE I UNIVERSITY PARK CHARMER · Lovely 2 bdrm & den home near commumty parks, pools. spas. "Tot Lots". tennis courts. golf course. Tastefully decorated. ceramic tile entry, wet bar. covered patio. sprinklers. $189,900 DEE MILES • BACK BAY AREA BEST STREET IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD . Walk to the Back Bay, enioy sunsets. cute and cozy 3 bdrm. l bath. pool home. Oak hardwood floors . crackling fireplace, large yard. Needs some work. Near Newport Beach schools. SI 93.500 I TRABUCO CANYON 1 WILDERNESS RETREAT -TRABUCO CANU>N If you want to get away from the hustle & bustle ol city hte & back lo nature. this home 1s for you It is surrounded by mountains. trees. streams & wild hie Custom built throughout with huge master bedroom. walk tn closets. Iott. family room. living room. den and double garage Built tn 1985. this 200 sq. ft retreat 1s completely sell contatned and deltmtely "On~ of a Kmit · Call hsttng agent tor more details. $125.000 SPAIN COSTA DEL SOL VILLA .. MARSELLA· SPAIN · This Villa is built on "> of an acre 3 bdrm. 2 bath. Property 1s located approx. 15 mtn. from Puerto Banus the Mllhona1re's playtround m Europe This is a wonderful opportunity to own your vacation house tn the part of Europe. where the weather 1s wond!rful all year around. Purchase alone or share with other couples and use 1t for busmess or family or both $155.000 -------------RELOCATING OR TRANSFERRING-----------------------. Relocltiftl can be a very trytns apenence. But Georte Eains CM mau 1t USlef for you Gecwp EJlins Rutty has been hetpine people find the rtftt "°""5 tor over 60 yon. And to help even further. Georee Elkins has )Olned with RHO. a nationwide network of rtlltors wfM> speclllin 111 hllpins eae the tr1nsitl0ft of relout••· We .. direct JOI to 1 Ruf Estate Proftsilonll in the area of your d*Ce who Wll dtscuss all your netds in delitl. Go over community prohtts Provide you mformahon on tocal schools. tnttrtlir•nt. .,_.and e"'Jthq else of interest to ycKI. The Georae ElllfftS CoMplny protidls this semce IS a courtesy to our casbMMrs. Just call our office at (714) 759-9100 and ask tor our Relocation Spec1at1st. #17 Corporate Plaza Suite 101 -----7 Newport Beach -9100-- • • • • • • . ( NIE• JI• Z. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS all l 1• ~~£~fil®it111~ NEWPORT BEACH The Real Estate Blotter contains only that information which is a matter of public recorcl. ComWention is computed. from documentuy transfer tax paid at the time of consideration of deeds at die rate of Sl.10 per thousand doUan of consideration excludina any e11stln1 loans and may not reflect a full sales price. Trust Deeds reftect encumbrance amounts and may have been recorded aaaimt a property on which there was no sale. The Newport Ensicn provides this information u a pubHc sen ice. F =FULL DATE Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 14 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 16 P =PARTIAL PROPERTY ADDRESS 520 Via Lido Nord 518 Via Lido Nord I 0 Weybridge Court 11 Point Loma Drive 2525 Ocean 260 Cagney Lane I 02 Scholz Plaza 1751 Miramar Drive 47 Linda Isle 2012 Marlin Way 123 Via Zurich 506 Orange Avenue 20491 Upper Bay Drive 1912 Port Bristol Circle 1847 Port Sheffield Place 1820 Port Charles Place 1229 Bayside Drive 753 Avocado Avenue 2452 Vista Hogar 2608 Vista Del Oro TRUST DEED CONSIDERATION not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail $560,000 Quit Claim not avail not avail $154,800 $172,000 F $81,325 $93,000 F not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail $295,200 $328,000 F $206,000 $312,000 F not avail $211,000 F $210,000 $356,500 F $236,000 $295,000 F not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail not avail $28,500 F not avail not avail COSTA MESA The Real Estate Blotter contains only that information which is a matter of public record. Consideration is computed from documentary transfer tax pa,id at the time of consicleratfon of deeds at the rate of Sl.10 per thousand dollars of consideration excludinc any existinc loans and may not reftect a full sales price. Trust Deeds reftect encumbrance amounts and may hue been recorded acainst a property on which there was no sale. The Costa Mesa News provides this information as a public service. F =FULL P =PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION Dec. 14 325 Flower Street $171,000 $190,000 F Dec. 14 1736 Missouri Street not avail not avail Dec. 14 3082 Ceylon Road $40,680 '• $31,500 p Dec. 14 1700 Samar Drive $168,000 $210,000 F Dec. 14 350 Avocado Street not avail not avail Dec. 15 3064 Johnson Avenue SI 7,500 not avail Dec. 15 1198 Atlanta Way $129,600 $144,000 F Dec. 15 l 065 Visalia Drive $181 ,000 $231,000 F Dec. 15 2401 Venier Way $95,000 not avail Dec. 15 2558 Orange A venue not avail not avail Dec. 15 2558 Orange A venue not avail not avail Dec. 15 2558 Orange Avenue not avail not avail Dec. 15 2558 Orange A venue not avail not avail Dec. 15 2558 Orange Avenue not avail not avail 2606 Birch Briar Lane not avail $158,000 F Dec. 16 2531 Greenbriar Lane not avail $179,000 F Dec. 16 2221 Saybrook Lane $125,900 $140,000 F Dec. 16 1872 Monrivia Street $76,900 $86,000 F Dec. 17 455 Cabrillo Street $150,000 $260,000 F Dec. 17 1789 Hummingbird Drive $202,SOO $270,000 F Dec. 17 3154 Killarney Lane not avail not avail Dec. 17 221 Pacific A venue not avail not avail Dec. 18 3157 Sharon Lane not avail not avail Dec. 18 3120 Coolidge Avenue $115,500 Sl6S,OOO F ......... t • ,~ . .,,..«'~MU T.l.ND.1__, YOU ARE .. DEFAULT UNDIR A DEED OF TRUST ~1SO JAMJARV 31, , ... lN.EU YOU TAICE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, fT Ml\Y IE IOlD AT A PUil.iC IALE. F YOU N!EO AN EXPLANATION OF THE NAT\JAE OF THE PAOCEEONJI AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWVER. On ~ I, 1•. M 10:00 A.M. FOt9dolute ConUl!lr*, Inc.• .. ~ IPPOlnlld Tl'Ultle &Net Ind puraun to Deed of Truet. NCDlded on FlbNlry 1, 1 .. , .. DocuMnt nD. M-CM5150 "' Ollclll Recat'dl In lhe office of .. Aec:IDfdlr of 0-.,.. Ccu'ltr. caltoma. •dCUlld ~: Jahn w. O'Donnll and a..Mra O'Oannel, Hueblnd 9"d Wit • Joint T.,_,.. WU SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, (PllJllble .a lime of .... In !MM money of lhe Unilld s ..... ) at .. front etllrWa ID Sutte 205 (Second Aoot) 17802 nine lhd. 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""'°"' aMt•lt Ot w.ranty, ....... 01 Implied, r:::z ... , PGll•lion, CK encunlnnaM, ID Plf .. -llna ~ aum of lhe "*(1) MCU9d lllf Mid Deed al T~ wtltt lntlrHt thef9on, M pnMded In Mid notl(I), advlllCM, If ~. ~ .. 11mW d .. Died of TNll. ..... chargel 9nd expan111 d .. TNllM n d .. w• c:rMlld ~ Mid Deed of Trull. ID wtt S.U,G72.08. The belllla.'f under Mid OHd d Truet heretob9 e~ 9nd dllWf9d ID .. underligned a wrillln Dedlrmdan "' Dllll.t -DlmMd far Seit. Md a wrillln Noice of OlfUt and Elldlon ID Sell. The ll1derligned caMd Mid Nob of o.tlUt Md Eledon ID s.11 ID be recDfded In .. muntr .... lhe,.., ~ II located. Fcnc:lolure ConaAW*. Inc., 17802 lnllne BMf., Sle. 205, Tudn, CA 12880 (714) 731-3942 By: Daniel W. Onnerod, Vice ,,...... .. O...:W.,1.1• 5/19 5/26 6/2 1405 NOTICE Of APPUCATION TO SEU ALCOHOUC IEVDACQ To Whom It May Concern: GRAND ILLUSION ENTER· PRISES, INC. is •Pl>lyina to the Department of Alcoholic Bever1ae Control to sell alcoholic bever-.es at 3505 Via Oporto, Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 with "47" ON SALE GENERAL PUBLIC EA TING Pl.ACE license. 6/2/88 1445 NOTICl Of APPUCATION FOii CHANCE IN OWNOSH., Of ALCOHOUC 9EYEMGE UCENIE To Whom It May Concern: BILLY BUG, INC. is applying to the Department of Alco- holic Beverage Control for "41" On Sale Beer & Wine (Pub. Eat. Pl.) to sell alco- holic t>everaaes at 1900 w. Balboa Blvd.. Newport Beach,Ca.92660 6/2/88 1444 As American as It's true, our Consumer Information Catalog is filled with booklets that can answer the questions American consumers ask most. To satisfy every appetite, the Consumer Information Center puts together this helpful Catalo~ ~uarterly containing more t an 200 ederal publications fiou can order. 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Call for a_pp!-Ask for ... E' YNN A CLIF KEMP l91m'•F•ml•I lllFlllT IZ,211,- And the yacht is negotiable! Contemporary newer home has new berber carpeting and marble throughout! An elevator leads to all levels includ- ing a full basement. Master suite with fireplace, sitting room and his & hers dressing rooms. Two additional guest suites, dramatic circular staircase, wet bar. gourmet kitchen and more. Located near turning basin. Call for personal tour and brochure. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER •WPllT •llllTI 1121.• Charming, ne wly redecorated, pride-of-own- ership 2 BR, 2 BA, home with detached guest quarters. Large family room w/fireplace. gourmet kitchen and master bedroom all overlook pool and entertamment yard. RV and boat storage area. Ask for ... PAULA BAI LEY •• 1.111111 1411,• 4 BR , 4 BA custom home, 1 BR attached guest home with kitchen, lg living area & full bath. Master suite has views of mountains and back bay, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, wood s hutters & 3 fireplaces throughout home. Family room, bonus room, 2 car attached garage. Nicely landscaped, spa & private gated entrance. Ask for... DENNI S GRIMES UTEI l8J:IUITI 1171,• Much desired 3 BR with European flair. Gorgeous marble floors and crown moldings. 28 Hillsdale. Ask for ... MONICA RUGGIERI PlllT IB. Mii EICl.llllE • Clllll •1 Mii 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 view. This light and airy home has two master suites, central air conditioning and a marble fireplace. Walk to the beach f rorn your new home in this desirable location. Ask for ... ESTHER YANK llEW USTillC-LACUllA 12•.000 View of mam beach. 3 BR. 2 BA. 2 car garage. fireplace. on quiet end of no outlet street. Lovely landscaped and very private. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES 1.-IH lllml-PlllW UllR For lease. Quiet location w/large yard, 4 BR. 2 'h BA, 2 story, family room, 2 fireplaces, community pool & tennis court. Ready for immediate oc- cupancy. $2500 mo. Ask for ... JULIA LIAO .. 1.111 • tm me 11,111,111 BAYFRONT. PRIME. SUNNY LOCATION ON LARGE LOT! Contemporary & transitional in design, this home feat ures high ceilings, beautiful brick floors. & an open, flowing floorplan. De- signed by internationally acclaimed architect. 5 · family bedrooms, maid's room, 6 baths. & formal dining room. Large, private bayside terrace and dock for huge yacht! Ask for ... DENNE SODE RLING lffl•lll.E llYFlllT P ... IR -.- ~pecially private 3 BR. 2 BA, 50' bayf ront patio. private marina for LARGE BOAT, expansive fi replace. secluded pool and private 2 car garage. low maintenance and ample guest parking. Call for a ppointment. Ask for ... LYNNE LINDSAY 7 ... IRE lllflllTI 14,1111111 DOUBLE WIDE LOT NEXT TO GORGIDUS BEACH-END! This lovely traditional residence offers fi\.e large bdrms. a separate maid's room, five baths, three fireplaces, & a cent.er atrium with skylights for all-day sun.light! The huge bayside patio, finished in fine slate, features a swimming pool, private spa, & cascading water- fall. Price includes furnishings. OWNER MAY TRADE FOR A SMALLER BA YFRONT. By appointment only. Ask for ... DENNE SODE RL I NG TWI KIE man sz,an,m Nature knocks at the door of this country home. L isten to the trees and waterfall and experience private lakes from the veranda and every room of this spacious unique custom brick residence. Built by a well known architect for his personal use and fully redecoarated in Southwest decor within the last year. This once-in-a-lifetime property has its own separate gymnasium as well as sauna and spa. Privacy and seclusion behind it's own guard- ed gate yet in the close-in Tustin H ills. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN ....... , .... , •• ,. 1111.• Designer treatment with French windows & doors, mirrors, skylights and A/C. The backyard is an entertainers delight featuring a pool. spa, barbeque and patio. Large upstairs bonus room adds to flexible usage in this 5 bdrm home. Ask for ... LYNNE LINDSAY BEl.CIUIT -.L-CATll.IU IEW 1141.• Dramatic upgraded 2 bdrm -r den rondo Hard- wood Cloors m e ntry -kit.chen with extensive use of plantation st-utters. Carefree ltvmg at its best. Sec. system. European kitch en & A C. Seller wants offer~ Call for your personal showing Ask for ... RO FELSOT llY«Ull llEWI 1174.111 Reduced 20k! Seller is anxious. Fabulous 2 BR. 2 BA decorator condo with ocean views & breezes from every room. New berber carpet, mirrored- marble fireplace. cedar cloeets & more. Security gated community only a couple blocks to beach. Just reduced to sell at $174,000. Ask for ... DELIA D ELGADO 118;111 Designer's own stylish home with dual master bedroom suites. oak entry, plantation shutters, beveled rrurrored walls, kitchen skylite, plush oH-white carpet and air conditioning. Walk to beach. Low down + very favorable assumable financing or lease option to qualified buyer. Ask for ... PAULA BAILEY llYlllE CllE -Ill Live in Newport& most prestigious gated Water- frontcommunity. Luxun.-Eifllent«- tainment home. ArdU~ ~ and decor'. Professionally renaocif.''-.... 'Ill the reaort living motif with e"Q.~ of mirrors. marble, textured wall ~ and verticals. lacquered cabinets and al IA! level with high ceilinp. 50 ft. patio with ba) . tain and city lights views. Ask for ... JUNE DAVIS 3 CORPORATE P~ZA • SUITE 101 • NEWPORT CENTER INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER ,,_ • .. I. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS--.m I. t• Mesa Verde home offers outdoor action DAZZLllHi DINllHi-1" .._., ...... •11111 ,_ lllllr• a cryllll cll11~1Hu wte 272 ........... a ,...c view ....... swu,111 wt•ws. For single family residences and small units • Fast Approvals • OONTACT Dick Hill or Sally S<~Hlli(h ... C1BI 1t lnm f111 II Double sinks add convenience and the tile Roman tub is just right for a luxurious bath. Gold- plated fixtures provide the per- fect accents. The wardrobe space continues amply along one wall. A highlight is the 100-year-old lighting fixture banging over the center island, which was con- verted to electricity from its original gas. COMFORTABLE FAMILY LIVING Stepping back to the hall, two doors lead to the family wing, with the convenient kitchen the first stop. Solid walnut cabine- try, separate sub-zero ref rigcra- tor and freezer, double wall- mountcd Chambers oven and a Chambers electric ranget.:>p set into a cutting block counter arc just a few of the conveniences. White laminate tops the coun- ters, which has a NuTone center and .a stainless steel sink. The immense informal dining area combines relaxing with a cco.icr for family gathering. A sitting area with built-in book- sh~cs is in one comer. Just off the informal dining area is a television room, which was converted from a bedroom. It has solid cedar paneling and PASS ALONG AH HEIRLOOM \N.UAM.E THAN GOLD. l.aFE. When you make a be- quest to the American Heart Association, you're J>2SSing along a precious legacy. The gift of life. That's because your contribution suppons resnrch that could s2Ve your dcscendents from America's number one kille r. a built-in trophy case. It shares a bath with another bedroom. The bath has marble counter- tops, double sinks and a glass- in tub/shower. A door off the television room leads to the second patio, which has a recessed deck for placing gym equipment. Down a hall arc the two remaining bedrooms. Both have large wardrobe closets and separate study alcoves. Off the hall is the pool bath, with tile used extensively on the walls and in both stall showers. One shower is a steam sauna. There is ample storage for towels and bathing suits and a separate door leads out to the pool. Continuing down the hall, there is the maid's quarters with private bath and a convenient laundry room with oak cabine- try and a splash sink. REALTOR INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL FACTS The asking price for this elegant estate is S 1,300,000. It is offered by Reva Samuels of Coldwell Banker of Costa Mesa. The office is located at 2299 Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa. For more information or view- ing, caJl 645-8 I l S. 1-800-635-0033 Bank of Newport To team more about the Planned Giving Prognm, call us today. 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We pron1isc to he success is decentrnli;'-'ltion. This local powerfully illun1inating. National rnourcn. Local resourcefulness. ( a... ·Tide® (714) 547-7251 ( 00) FOR-TITLE - .. f. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS .lllE l I• ,_ • WATF•FRONT HOMES, INC. Specializinc in properties. . .on the water. . . near the water and with a view of the water. NEWPORT BEACH & OTHER AREAS fAllm mu ... Back bay view from this charming 3 bdrm townhome in small newer Colonial styte complex. Bright, fresh and model perfect with berber carpeting, hardwood ftoora. vaulted ceilings, French doors, 2 deck• & private yard. 111-1• .........................•....... am.• CllTA llEIA Freshly painted, light & bright 1 bdrm with new carpet & drpes in attractive newer complex. Assumable loan. 111-1411 ............................... (LI) 171 ... CllTA IEIA super value in this 3 bdrm townhome. End unit with woodsy landscaping. ceramic tile in kitchen & baths, fireplace in living room & double attached garage. 111·1• ................................. 115?.• EAITml£ Costa Mesa. Fantastic 3 bdrm, 13" bath beautifulty redone home with nearly everything shiny new: roof, kitchen. appliances & floor coverings. Nicety landscaped large lot in great neighborhood. 111 -1411 ................................. 1?!5.IOO • cam• golf course condo with 3 bdrms including master with balcony great views & 2 car garage. Most deslrab1e location in small well landscaped complex with tennis, pool & spa. Close to Fashion Island & beaches. 131 -14111 ................................. 13?0.000 COSTA •EU 4 PlEX True pri"' 1f ownership, never a vacancy. Two 1 bt'4... \ f'\1d two 2 bdrm units with enclosed, cJQ~ '-Vdy refurbished in and out New carpet .:I .. appliances. tile & paint 17 .................................... 1318.000 IOVO llOIEI Spacious contemporary 5 bdrm home on corner lot with room for pool. Paned windows in living & dining area. step up living room with mirrored wall & view of back bay & city lights. In lovely neighborhood with community beaches. 111-1• ................................. '530.• ClllM IEL llU Beautiful custom 4 bdrm "C8pe Cod .. with eat-in kitchen, formal dining room & family room with Fr. doors to patio. Lovely master has beamed ceilings, fireplace & private sun deck. Perfect family environment just steps to beach. Ul-1411 ................................. 1741.• Mllll .. E Spectacular harbor, ocean. city light & aunaet views from this upgraded 4 bdrm "Devonshire" with new baths, custom wall & window treatments & lighting. A wonderlul home for entertaining with living & family rooms & gourmet kitchen opening to huge decks. one with a rare private pool & spa. 111-1• ................................. 1174.• fAITlm CllTA IUA SEVEN units "like new". Six 2 bd, 2 bath & one 3 bd 2 bath. Garages, utility rooms. open beams. fireplaces. patios & great location. 111·1• ..................................... . MftBI Sophlatic8'8d con'9mp0rary 4 bdrm remod- eled wttt. top quality. Soft beige & white decor. Formal dining I '8mity rooms. breakfast nook & lovefy brick trftimed patio, 1P9rt<ling pool & triple garage. •• ,. e •••••••• t f ••• I e •• t ••• ff f I e f ••• I.--. .. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE U36 W. COAST HIGHWAY (714) 631-1400 LIDO ISLE Ull llLE Totally remodeled & freshly painted 3 bedroom home with 2 baths and new carpet & tile' throughout Light & bright with attractive south patio. 111·1• ................................. 1411 .. u• llLE Fresh white decor coupled with beamed ceilings and French doors to patio & garden create a fresh cl•n look for this totally remodeled 3 bdrm • home with new kitchen & baths. All top quality. Reduced. 111·1• ................................. MR.Ill UIO lllE just steps from tennis, clubhouse & beach. Super home with 2 bdrms & den (or 3rd bdrm), formal dining room & eat-in gourmet kitchen. Oak cabinetry, 3 fireplaces, hdwd floors & plantation shutters. 131·1• ..................................... . Liii llLE Open & bright 4 bdrm home, loaded with I charm. Spacious beamed ceilinged living room with fireplace opens through French doors to lovety landscaped used brick patio. Hardwood floors, leaded glass & new bert>er carpet Xtra wide lot on nicest street to street location. 131·1411 ................................. 1741 ... UDO llLE Featured in the Los Angeles Times, HOME ; magazine. An exceptionally large 6 bdrm family home r w.hose size could not be duplicated today. Built af'ound a central skylight for an open airy & bright f•ling, it also has a large family room & office/library on south facing comer lot 131-1411 ................................. 1711.• LI .. ISLE bayfront with dock ,,.. 1rge boat & desirab1e main channel viewlll · \ f'\ ioned 5 bdrm with torma1 dining rt. cJQ~ '-V ... ;ty system & 1arge built-in bar. Grea .:1 .,, entertaining. Ul-1481 ................................ 11 .4•.• UDO ISLE IAYRIOlfT Meticulously maintained custom 4 bdrm with private beach & dock in desirable "Soud" location. Spacious living area opens to bayside terrce with retractable awnings. steps to club & tennis . Ul-1480 ................................ 11 .551.• LIDO ISLE custom bayfront, dock for large boat. Beautifully decorated traditional 5 bdrm with formal dining, cozy famiy room & step-down bayfront living room. Hardwood floors & perfection in every detail. &31 ·1400 ................................ 11.l50.• UDO ISLE Pelican Point has 55' on the water and a dock for large boats. The formal Georgian style estate has 5 bedrooms, dining & family rooms & basement hobby room & wine cellar plus courtyard pool. 631 ·1480 ................................ 13 ••• DOO BALBOA ISLAND IALllA llLAH "PllDE OF OWIEHllP" duplex with unusually large rooms. all tastefully decorated. Peteet owner's 3 bed with pitched beam ceilings plus really nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath rental. Versatile property easily rented on a summer/winter basis for MAXIMUM INCOME. 17~ ................................. 1151.• IAllGA llLAll "IEW CllTO•" CaoP Cod home. Spacious 5 bdrm with 4 car part<l,.. ft' lovely quiet street.. Easy access to Fer,.. I"\.\ y lptable as a 3 bdrm & 2 bdrm duplex ~V~ .1ome built with quality and good taste. .:I 17,... .................................... . IALllA llLAll UYFIOlfT corner. T·vo story shingled 3 bdrm charmer complete•1• n ·ated for move-in livability. Beautiful hl'r" t"\. \. y remodeled baths, spa tub and lovely ~V ~ .. g area. Lots of home o a small lot with a ~ ,..,ck included. 17J.lm ................................. 11•.• IALIU llLAID Victorian bayfront with 3 bdrms, dock & terrific views. Immaculate with new berber carpet it has a gourmet kitchen, formal dining room, d,n & fireptaces In living. family rooms & master suite. 173 ......................................... . IAlllA llUll'I prime south bayfronl Castte like exterior built In '84 with 4 bdrms. family & formal dining rooms. 2 apu, sauna. play yard & new dock. All systema including security, are computer guided. 111-1• ................................ a••.•• WATEllfllONT HOllES. INC. •. , .... T.o ()Jlca to Se1 w You ON THE WATER OCEAN & BAYFRONT IAYFlllT PUTUlllE Spectacular Newport Harbor & night light views from this spacious sunny 2 bdrm & den unit Wrapped around a skytit atrium there are high ceilings.. living room fireplace & master suite with view balcony & deck. 131-1• ................................. 1111.• UIO VIL.UIE area on one of Newport's charming canals with pier & float for 30' boat Beautifully built "like new" 2 story 3 bdrm custom home with every amenity. Security system. fabulous gourmet island kitchen and spacious waterfront master suite with fireplace & balcony. 131·1• ................................. 1541.• IAYFIOlfT condo on 7th floor with outstanding ocean views from every room. Elegant and spacious contemporary 2 bdrm with touches of ebony. teak and etched glass and handsome custom wall treatments. Security bldg with doorman & pool. 131·1• ................................. 11•.• PEllllULA POfMT bayfront One of the last remaining early Newport Beach landmarks stands at the harbor entrance. Historians and romantJcs will see a real challenge & tremendous potential in this palatial 5 bdrm 3 story home with ocean. city hght and harbor action views. 631-1400 ................................ 11 .•.• UIDA lllE Custom 5 bdrm with family & formal dining rooms. 3 fireµlaces & breakfast room. 2 sunny patios and pier & slip for a lrge boat Steps to tennis & clubhouse in this guarded bayfront community. 131-1• ................................ 11 .4•.• COIGU IEL llU oceanfront custom with white water views & stairs to beach. Beautiful 2 bdrm with every amenity. Oen, library, formal dining room. Fr. doors & hardwood ftrs. Security system & satelite dish. 131 -1411 .............................. ~.11 .141.• una llU Exciting contemporary design built around a large entry courtyard with tinkling fountain. Multilevel 5 bdrm with family room. den and dramatic 2 story gourmet kitchen. High ceilings, berber carpeting and tile noors. Sunny patios & large dock. 111·1• ................................ 11.111.• U.. 1llE Bayfront. Spectacular remodeled 3 bdrm with den. formal dining, huge wine cellar, deck with pool & spa and pier & slip for 3 boats. Quality materials include travertine, onyx.. brass & copper. Ul-1411 ................................ 12.m• 1:111• ICUIFlllT Brand new tabuloua 4 bdrm home wHh a 390• view roof '9mlee. Compleeild wHh the finest wortcrnanship I .....,..., including m9lbte & granite. crown molding & single light Fr. doon. 111-1• ................................. 1111.•1 BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE 315 MARINE AVE. ® (714) 673-6900 llD4= HIE t• a•!, t• THE NEWPORT ENStGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-all I. t• l-4Ml7 flC II iiOUI .,. .. Ell U..STA~ The fal~ l*SOft i1 doina busineu as: WIN· DOW SHOPPING, 26972 Rockinstw lw, llluna HiNI, CA 92653. WINDOW SHOPPING, INC., A CALIFORNIA COR· PORA TION, 26972 Rock· in1horse · Lane, L•aun• Hltfl, CA 92653. This business is con- duct.cf by • corporation. Sianed: Window Shoppina. Inc., By: Sue Olson, Pres: This statement was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on AfK. 26, 1988. File No. F378858 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1392 l..t0217 F1CTmOUI ...us NAME STATDllNT The followina person is doinc business as EA. 4500 Campus Drive, Newport Beach, California 92660. EA En1lneerin1. Science, and Technotoe.Y. Inc. (Del· aware). 11019 McCormick Road. Hunt Valley, Mary· land, 21031. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. The registrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on August 1987. (Signed) EA Engineering, Science and Technology, Inc. Joseph A. Spadaro, Exec. V.P. This statemnt was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 13. 1988. File No. F-380621 5119. 5126. 612 6/9 1412 K-40026 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATDIENT The following person 1s doing business as: INDE· PENDENCE MORTGAGE COMPANY, 3700 CAMPUS DRIVE, SUITE 104. NEW· PORT BEACH. CA 92660. INDE PENDEN CE · PACIFIC CORPORATION, a California corporation. 3700 CAMPUS DRIVE, SUITE 104. NEWPORT BEACH. CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a corporation Registrant commenced to transact business under the fictitious business name listed above on March 21. 1983. Sianed: INDE· PENDENCE PACIFIC COR· PORATION. By G.R. John· son. President. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County oo Apr. 26. 1988. File No. F37885 7 5-12 5-19 5-26 6·2 1393 Reil llOUS BUllNEIS U.STATDIDIT The followina person is doina business as: KETON COMPUTERS, 1666 New· port 8oule¥ard, Costa Mesa. CA92627. Keton Land Corpomion (a British Columbia oorpo.. ration), 1666 Newport Boulevard, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. This business is con· oucted bf • corporation. The re1istrant com-"* iced '° b • ISlld busi· ness under the fictitious business nwne listed abcMt on May 5, 1988. Sicned: KETON LANO CORPORA· TION, By. K. W. Thompson, President. This mi----me.•nt"' wn filed w.th the County Clerk of Orarwe County on May 9, 1988. Fi.e No. f3I0009 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1382 &-49US nc11110U1 ••uiu1•n•11a•• NAME STATW The ~ person Is doin1 business as: W.R. HA YNES & CO., 3829 Birch, Newport Bw::h, CA 92660. Robert £. S..ffetlS, 430 s. Schua St.. Orance CA 92669. This Busi ness is con· duct9d by an indMdual. The r .. istrant com- menced '° tnlnMct bull· neu under' the fictitious business name liAld llboW on 4-30-87. 5'1ned: Ava ~ ... Esq.,Mty •• t....w. Bar #101965 This statement was filed with the County Cktrk of 0r..,.. County on May 5, 1-File No. F37981 l 5·12 5-19 >26 6-2 1386 l.....U ncunous .,.,.. NAMllTA'IWT The ..... ..,__ is ~ .,.,..,_. ec.,.n-1 Corw ............ C.aifor. nw lltNeld pertnership, 131 Milbd DrM. Oarcw'9 del Mer, Catifomia 92625. Ynhullu> Hayame, 131 Miiford Drive, Corw del M•, c.titomia 92625. This business is con-duded .., .,, indMdual. 8uliness first nnud8d under this business Nme on March 22, 1988. (Si1ned) Yashulko Hayama Thi$ statement WIS filed with the County Clef't( of Oranae County on May 12, 1988. File No. f .380438 5/19,5/26,6/2 6/9 1411 K-40093 F1C11110US BUSINESS NAME STATE.MINT The followin1 person is doing business as: FAR· THING INTERIORS, 2903 Newport Boulevard, Suite B, Newport Beach. CA 92663. FARTHING DEVELOP· MENT. INC., a California corporation, 2903 Newport Boulevard, Suite B. New· port Beach, CA 92663. This Business is con- ducted by a corporation. The registrant com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed above on April 1, 1988. Signed: FARTHING DEVELOP· MENT. INC .• BY: Scott Far· thing, President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 3, 1988. File No. F379606 5·125-195-266·2 1388 1(-40041 FICTITIOUS BUSaNESS NAME STATDIENT The followin1 person is doin1 business as: RE/MAX Riviera Realtors. 34197 Coast Highway, Dana Point. CA 92629. Markley Real Estah, Investment, Inc .• a Califor· nia corporation. This Business is con· ducted by a corporation. The registrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on July, 1985. Signed: Markley Real Estate Invest· ment. Inc .. By: Linda Mark· ley, sect. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County oo Apr. 29, 1988. File No. f379269 5-12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1390 f1CTITIOUI 8UltMIS NAiii STATIMINT The folk>winl penons are doin1 business as BOL· SANA PARTNERS LP .. 300 Goktemod. Corona Def Mar, CA92625. John Weiss, 300 Gotden· rod, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Byron Hofmes, 2421 Park Ave., L11un1 Beach, CA 92651. This business is con- ducted bf• limtt.d pettner- ship. The reaistrant com· mencl9d to tnnMd busi· neu under the fictitious businesa Mme or names list9d ebowe on 5/16/88. JOHN WEISS This ......,...,. ... filed with the ~ Ctn of Or.,.. ~on M.y 23, 1988. Fite No. F311334 5/26,6/2,6/9,6/16 1413 ACllllOUI IUlllm IMMllTA1WT The taloMi• ...... .,. doin1 business H PIER URETHAN[, 215'2 New· land St,, H~ Bch, CA92646. John K. Ouf,_, 21121 Shepherd ln, H.B.. CA 92646. Jeck H. se.le, 9712 Blu- .,_, Or., H.B.. CA 92646. Thl1 bu1lnn1 It con· dudlld by C»1*tnln. The ,..11trant com· menced to nnaec:t busi· neu under the fictitious buMnesa name or names listed abowe on S-16-81. JOHN K. MR£N£ Thts .......,,. w filed with the County Ctn of Or-.. County on Mey 23, 1-F"tte No. Fll1335 5/26,6/2,6/9.6/16 1416 f'ICllllOUI ........ NWSTAlWT The fallawMw .....,. ts doifW .....,_ • BEACH TRASH, 1Ml Mean Pl .. Caltll Miu, CA 92621. James Jordan Wetson, 1941 Pelican Pl .• Coste Meu,CA92626. This bu51ness is con· duc:tld bf an indMdulf. Th• re1l1tr1nt com· metlCled to transact buli· neu under the fictitious business name or names lilted lbcM on 5/ 18/88. J. JORDAN WATSON This stMement was filed with the County Clertt of Or.,. County on May 23, 1988. File No. f381336 5/26,6/2,6/9,6/16 1418 nc 11 nous IUllNDS NAME STATDllNT The followina person is doina business as THE MURRAY COLLECTION, 1072 Calle Del Cerro, #1707, San Clemente, CA 92672. Barbara Broecker Mur· ray, 1072 Calle Del Cerro, #1707, San Clemente, CA 92672. This business is con- ducted by an individual. BARBARA B. MURRAY This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 23. 1988. f ile No. F381333 5126,6/2,6/9,6/16 1419 f1CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followin1 person is doing business as WILLO· WOOD INVESTORS l TD., 200 E. Sandpointe, Ste. 102, Santa Ana, CA 92707. Robert B. Soott, 621 lido Park Or.. D·3 , Newport Beach, CA 92663. This business is con- ducted by a limited partne<· ship. ROBERT B. SCOTT This statement was filed with the County Clfrt of Oranae County on May 27, 1988. File No. F381894 6/2,6/9,6/16,6/23 1415 f1CT1T10UI BUSINESS NAME ITAlDIENT The followin1 persons are doin1 business as EASTON & PARTNERS, LTD .. 2121 Aralia Street, Newport Beach 92660. Jake Easton Ill, 2121 Ara- lia St., Newport Beach 92660. Anne Laurie Ankeny Easton. 2121 Aralia St .. Newport Beach 92660. This business is con- ducted by husband and wife. The reaistrant com· mencect to transact busi· ness under the fictitious busineu name or names list.d lbcM on 5/5/88. JAKE EASTON Ill A LAURIE A. EASTON This staeement wn filed with the County Ctn of Or.,. County on May 23, 1988. Ale No. F381332 5/26,6/2,6/9,6/16 1421 nc11110U1 ••nm MAMI STATDmlT The fallowirw person is doi• ~-.: KAISER PROPERTIES. 1601 Dowe sn.. Sule 165, Nl•l*t Bw::h, CA 92660. ftol•r C. Potter, 1601 Dove Street, Suite 165, , .. ...,rt Bw::h, CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by. ., indhriduel. • The r .. lstrant com- menced to nns.c:t buli· MU ynder the fictitious bulifWll neme or nemn ""8d •bowe on Mitch 1, 1•. Silned: A., c. Porter This ..... "* .. -tHed with the County Clertt of OJ-. County on Merch 30, 191& Fiie No. f376227 4fl 4/14 4/21 4/28 1417 ncnnoU1ar111m MAMI ST£TmlllT The fdlowlni '*'°" is doinl bulinen • AMARttO LTD .. 211 E. Bly A"9., a.t- boe, Cafif. 92661. ~EtNot~.211 £. Bay Ave., Balboa, Cellf. 92661. This business is con· ducted ~ an endMduel. MARf( WYLAND Thii stNrnent ... filed with the County c-.. of ~ County on May 27. ·-Fite No. f381193 6/2,6/9,6/16,6/23 1433 141417 llOllCI or lllUITR"I MU Lem .... &1111 llN , ...... .. VOU Ml IN DEFAULT UNOP A DUD Of TRUST DATED JULY 20, 1•. UNl.E9I YOU TME N:rlON TO PROTECT YOUtt PROTERTY. IT MAY IE 90lD AT A PUIUC MU. If YOU NEED AN Dll\ANATION OI TH£ HAT\M£ OI THE PllOCUDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD OONTN:r A lAWVER. On.June 17, l••t:30A.M., INT£RSTATELENOERS ASSISTANCE, INC., as duty •PPointed Trust" or Suoc I IW TNllll under end punuent to Died of Trust ...alllClt.,a....C. S.....MdVidd L Sewn, hulb9nd and wif8 •community pn»perty • Trustor for the benefit and sec~ of Newport HartJouf Nadonal Bank, a National Bankin1 Association •• Beneficiery and r9COfded •instrument No. 82-260055 on July 28, 1982, Oranl9 County, ... of CllHomia, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, A CASHIER'S CHECK DRAWN ON A STATE OR NATIONAL BANK, A STATE OR FEOERAl CREDIT UNION, OR A STATE OR FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOC!ATION DOMICILED IN THE STATE Of CALIFORNIA ~ et time of sale in lawful money of the United Stites) at the front entrance to Suite 200 (Second Floor), 17842 Irvine Blvd .. Tustin, California, all risht titte and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State as described as: lot 66 of Trect No. 7032, in the City of Newport Beach, as per map recorded in Book 278, Paaes 26 to 29 inclusive of Miscellaneous Maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said County. The street address and other common desian•tion, if any, of the real property described •bcMt is purported to be: 1806 Port Renwick Place, Newport Beach, CA. THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE DtSCLAIMS ANY LIA· BILITY FOR INCORRECT INFORMATION FURNISHED. THAT said sale is made without cOYenant or warranty re1arding title, possession or encumbrances. or as to insurability of title. THE total amount of the unpaid balance of said obliptions toeether with advances, and estimated costs and expenses is $68,700.00 APPROXIMATE. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT AT THE TIME OF SALE THE OPENING BID MAY BE LESS THAN THE AMOUNT SHOWN. THAT notice of breach of said obliptions and election to sell said real property was recorded as Instrument No. 85-341833 on September 10, 1985, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of Oran1e County, State of California. Trustee or party conductina Sale INTERSTATE LENDERS ASSISTANCE, INC., 17842 Irvine Blvd., Suite 200, Tustin, California 92680. Tel: (714) 832-7791 INTERSTATE LENDERS ASSISTANCE, INC .. as Trustee. By: BRIGITTE HIGGINS President 5/26,6/2,6/9 1428 NOTICE OF TltUSTlrS SAU T.S.No.!01M YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATEDFEBRUARY26, 1986. UNLESSYOUTAKEACTION 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. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Wednesday, June 15, 1988, at 11:00 o'clock a.m. of said day, i'l the area set aside for conductina Trustee's Sales, within the offices of REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. located at 1800 North Broadway, Suite 100, in the City of Santa Ana, County of Oranp. State of California, REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. a California corporation, as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to the power of sale conterred in that ceftain Deed of Trust executed bf SHARON l YNN JOHNSON, a married woman, as her sote and separate property, recorded March 3, 1986, in the office of the County Recorder of said County, as Recorder's Instrument No. 86-084854, bf reason of a breach or default in payment CK petformenoe of the obtiptions secured thereby, inctudins tNt breach or default, Notice of which wes r9COrded February 18, ,1988, as Recorder's Instrument No. 88-072481, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST Bt00£R FOR CASH, lewful money of the United 5tetm, or • c:.hier's check chwn on_, bank. c'9dit union, or sMWI and loen auocietion domiciled in this ._, .. .,.,_.,.. M the time of ..... ell rilht, tide and ...... held bJ It. • TrustM, in thM ,... property ..... in uid County and StMt. described as toMows: Lal 68 of Trec:t No. 3763, es shown on • map r9COfded t.~ 131, P..-38, 39, 40, 41and42 of Miscefleneous recordl of Oranl9 County. Calllamie. The._. addlw oraa. common~ of the rul PIOS*tY ............ dw:rlbed ii purpor'9d to be: 1816 ........... Lw. ....... lwh. Clllitomil. The .......... dilclaintl .. u.bility tor .,, incor· rec:tnns in Mid street address or other common deli ...... . Seid ...... be ,,... ........ wnaney, ..,,,.. Of implied, r111rdif• We. JllHTTIJ0 llfl, Of encumtnnc.. to utilfy the unpeid ........ WUNd .., Mid Deed of Trutt. wteh ........... ._..,. ..... lledtllerwln: plul ...... if 8ftY,....,,., .............. tMNon; and ........ ctwwlland-111 fl .. Trumeand al the ftlD c:ni 111 d bJ tmld Deld al Trull The '*' •mount of Aki obtlptioM, at tM time of lnit'-1 ~' flWI Natice. ii 1171,.a.63. o.d: -19, 1• REAL EstATE SECURITIES SERVICE. • C1llforni1 COfPDlllliol" • TNllll. By. OJ.-..,, lla .......... 1800 North Bn>edwy, Su-. 100, SerM AN. CA 9270I T•phane (714) 95M810 5/26 6/2 619 1425 T~ .,._°',.......UL.I T.a.Mll.91111 YOU ARE .. mFMA.T WIER A DEED Of-TRUST Dl\llD .uE 1 '97. --WJll TAICI MmDN TO PMOllCT w.M Pia BUY. 11' IMY • 10LD AT A "9.IC ULE. F w.J mDM DIUMTION Of-THE Ni\1URE OI ntl MQC&De4Q W... YOU. YOU IHCU.D CONrACf A LAWWiil a..--.,.. ......... ,...., .. ../111• .. •1 ·=,.__ ... ...... ........ ('f-. .. ~ .. 197, • oau..-.•41911flm.lllRI• •In ..... ., .. R1•• elC:....~.c • 1*. ••MMllr: ...._.,.., ........ L.WUIEUAT PUaJC 10 M tDtE lllJER FOR = ... " -In ..., Nl'.'lr " .. .................. c... c.. " ... c..-a....w.. ... -.cA .. ,.., ...__s..,.•IMl-W'r• ..... .,,_ ..... =£·· ···-cu.w. •1•4 .. flllllln: LAlll.,T•Nt.1t•• ..... •••..., A1 &~ Ill ._ • ,_ • _. It, 111 7 11m ...... AemldlflO.,..Clunlr. CltlDm& n. ... ···--... -5-'"'• ..-n. If ........ ,1,.••n •• , .............. . lw.1741Cw 7 Nll&fhl 11 .... CA lllil) The~---· f ,, ......... IDr.,.,, IMDr.,111 ii .. -'Sm n .._ .,..., d11-~1 .. 1~ ......... ............... ~---··-···· • -• L on •• -c: I I .. • ·-·· "' • .,.. r ..... " .. ....... , ... -81IM ... .... -.,.... ....... • --'''II In -""'1Clf, 9dt:& II I, If -,1 l:ftllr .. W el .. 0... el TW. ......... -I •EFEIEfl .. T __ ., .. _a.-.._Md o..t .. Tw. •1111: ..... . The kn1'd'Zi ..... -DeM fl Tw ttmakb'I TllTDI .. IM•M ................ a wltW o.a 11 .. ,,, Dlfm* ... Dana" ...... and ...... Halm fll o.111* wl Ell ata 'I ID Ill. The .......... .............. fll o.111.a lftd Ella11n ID Ill ID be 19CD dedln .. ..._ ............. D,T~lil ........ Bml tdl F•11l11ra .. ••1, • Tnw ~ a....,._,, c.NTe TNelldlllfnw Oftlolr, •••Ide F ............. A_ -ClrwtlDI Ave .. cnww. CA l0830(714) .. 191 O.:MJra.1• .b'9 2, .. 11, 1-.....,., ....... E""8n 1435 OIOD TO SHOW CAUll foa CtlW OF NAiil ............. ,. has filed • petition In this court for an order effowin1 petitiofier to chlnlt his neme from .,..... ,..,.....,.. to ..... MtcM• Ill It is hereby ordar9d that all persons i~ in the matter eforeuid ..,.,.., beforw this court in Oepertment No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, C.llfomia, on 7·7·1988 at 2:45 o'clock p.m. and then and there show cause, if any they hive, why said petition for chanp of name should not be 1ranted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in Newport Harbor Ensi1n NB CA. a newspaper of pneral circulation, published In this county at least once a week tor four consecutive weeks prior to the day of said hearin1. Signed James L Smith. Judie of the Superior Court May 26, 1988 Filed May 26, 1988 Gary L Granville, County Clerk May 26. 1988. 6/2,6/9,6/16,6/23 K-40530 NOTICE Of DllSOLUTION OfPMTNOIHIP Public notice is hereby given that TUSTIN 55 ASSOCIATES, a California 1eneral partnership and WELLS FARGO MORTGAGE AND EQUITY TRUST, a Massachusetts business trust, heretofore doina busi· ness under the fictitious firm name and style of O'OONNELL·WELLS/TUS· TIN. at 1301 Dove Street, Suite 760, City of Newport Beach, County of Oranae. State of California, did on the 31st day of October, 1987, by mutu.f consent, dissolVe the said partner· ship and terminate their relations as partners there- in. Further notice is hereby 1iven that the undersianed wil not be responsjbte, from this day on, for '1f'Y obiip· tion incurred bf the other in his own name or in the name of the firm. DATED AT Irvine, Califor· nia, this 10th day of December, 1987. Pinto & Gromet (SBP), Atty(s), 130 l Dove Street. #720, Newport a..ch, Ca. 92660. TUSTIN 55 ASSOCIATES, aCalitomie ....... partner. shfp. By. John D. O'Donnell, TrustM of the J. and P. f10onneil ~ Trust .... October 20, 1982, Gener.a Partner 6/2 1443 N:iliiOUI ••11• NAMllTAT rrJ The ~ penon is doif1I bulifms • PROP· ERTV HOUSE. PROP£RTY HOUSE. Rt.AL TORS•, E.R.A. PROfl£m HOOS£, ~ ... 6308 w. C09lt Hwy, ..... lch., 92t63 n.am.a.M11er.l9Wffd Goale Cl, ..... Bw::h, 92e63. This business It con-dudad .., ., lndMdl .... The ,..tttrant com· me.ad ..... Jlc:t ...... ,.... under the ftctitlout """'-name•,..... ,......,_on111•. THOMMl.-.uR Thia U I nm w ftled _. .... ea.., an °' Or.,. Cauntr on Mly 27. ... Flit• 6/U/9,6116,6/23 1432 1438 1988. File No. F380853 6/2,6/9,6/16,6/23 1434 140457 flCTITIOUI IUllNUI NAME ITATDllNT The foHowi• persons are doina business as Lquna Nipl Car Wash Partners, 30081 Crown Valley Park· way, La1una Ni1uel, CA 926n Thomas J. Santefort. 30101 Town Center Drive, Suite 104, Lacuna Niauel, CA916n. David A. Stantefort, 30101 Town Center Drive. Suite 104, l..quna Ni1uel. CA92677. Theodore Dann, 6323 N. Marina Pacifica DriYe, Lon1 Beach, CA 90803. This business is con· ducted by a pneral part· nership. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on May 9, 1988. Sianed Thomas J. Santefort David A S.ntefort Theodore Dann This stMlment wn filed with the County Cteril of Or.,.. County on May 24, 1918. File No. 381503 6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23 1441 l-4M47 hCil I iiOUI lllll•tlll ----~ The,.... persons.,. doH1I busk.a • INVES- TORS TEN, 1500 Quail Shel. Suite 2&0, Newpoit BMch, ClllNamia 92660. Williem F. -...,, 1500 Qu•U Street, Suite 260, =' Beech, California lOfd E. Wrilht. 111, 1500 Quall Street, Suite 260, , ... port leech, Cafftomie 92ee0. Henry E. Stickney, 1500 QuaU Street, Suite 260, ...... leech. Clllifomia 92MO. Don Kammeqr, 1500 Quall Street, Suite 260, =' 8eedt. CaHfom6a .._, F. Sdwck, 1500 Quail Street, Sutt• 260, -·-Beech, California 92llO. ......., w. Broob, 1500 Quall Street, Suit• 260. Naapolt leach, Cafffomi• 92MO. This business Is con· dudld .., • ..,.,.. paft· ........ The r .. istr1nt com· me.ad to lrenuct buti· neu under the fictttious bulir..a rwne litlild llboW on4-1• ....~WrilN Thia ttMlmant was flied """ .. County Clertc of Or.., County on May 23, 1-. Fiie No. F-3824'1 6/2, 6/9, 6/16. 6/23 1442 NOTICl OF TIUITU"S SAU Loan No. 077590643410991/BARSAMIAN TS. No. W82648 UNITCOOEW AMDICM llCUllT1U COMPANY as duly a.ppoirMd Trustee under the followina described deed of trust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 8100£R FOR CASH (in the forms whictl are lawful t9ndef in the United States) and/or the cashier's «*1ifl9d °' other checks sc>ecified in CMI Code Sect~ 2924h (Ply•tM in full at the time of sale) all riatit title 8nd ineerest cOfWeyed to and now held by it under' said Deed of Trust in the property hereinafter described: TRUSTOR: BRUCE B. BARSAMIAN SUSAN D. BARSAMIAN BENEFICIARY: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA r9COfded Howtmber 14, 1979 as Instr. No. 17410 in Boo6t 13394 ..... 502 of Official Records in the office of the Recordet of 0renae County, said deed of trust describes the folloWlnt property: Parcel 1: Unit 18H shown and defined in the condominium plan rec:otded on Auaust 29, 1978 in Boo6t 12820, Pages 319 to 312 inclustwt. of Officiat ~econis of Oranae County. ~2: Alt ur .... ldtvided ...... -one thirty-first (l/3lst) interest as a tenant 6n common in the fee interest in and to the common .,.. of LAD 4, 5 and 6 of Tract 9587 as per Map filed in 9ooll 400, ,..... 20 lo 24 incJusive, of miscellaneous taps, AeccMdl of Of'a"19 County, M such term is defined in the .nicle entitled '1>efinitions" of the Declaration of CcMnents, Conditions MMf Restrictions recorded April 21, 1978 in loo" 126'4, Pll9I 951, of Official Records (the "Oec-.tion1. and any amendments thereto. Parcel 3: £.asements as such easements are particularly set forth in the erticle entitled "Easements" of the Declaration under the section headinp in such article entitled as follows: "FicMS af'd Duties, Utilities and Cable Television", "Support, Settlement and Encroachment". "Ingress. £tress and Recreational Riahts". and "Exclusive Res· tric:ted Common Area Easement''. Parcel': Easements as such easements are particularly set forth in the article entitled "Easements of the Declaration of Covenants. Conditions and Restrictions" recorded July 25, 1977 In Boo6t 12305, Page 746 of Official Records and re-recorded September 8. 1977 in Book 12371, Page 327 of Official Records (the "Master Declaration"} and any amendments thereto, under the section headings In such article entitled as follows: "Rights and Duties: Utilities and Cable Television". "Support, Settlement and Encroachment", "Community Facilities Easement'' and "Orainaae Over Community Facilities". Excepting therefrom all 011, 011 rights. minerals, mineral nahts. natural aas riahts and other hydrocarbons. by whatsoever name known. geothermal steam, and all products denved from any of the foregoing, that may be within or under the parcel of land hereinabove described t<>1ether with the perpetual right of drilling, mining, eicplor1n& af'd operating therefor and storing 1n and removing the same from said land or any other land. including the nght to wh1pstoc:k or directionally drill and mine from lands other than those here1nabove described. oil or gas wells, tunnels and shafts into. through or across the subsurface of the land hereinabove described, and to bottom such whipStocked or drrect1onally drilled wells. tunnels and shafts under and beneath or beyond the exterior lrmits thereof, and to rednll. retunnel. equip. maintain. repair. deepen and operate any such wells or mines witnout, however, the right to drill. mine. store. explore and operate throuah the surface of the upper 500 feet of the subsurface of the land heremabove described. as reserved In the deed from The Irvine Company, a corporation and being recorded concurrently herewith Also exceptin& therefrom the subsurface water rights, but without the ri&ht of surface entry as reserved 1n the deed from The Irvine Company, a Corporation, berng recorded concurrently herewith YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 10126/79. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 21 MOftl"' a..._ N ... EWPOtn_,,_ llEACH. CA "(If• st'9M llddres.s °'common ctesi1nation of property is shown above. no warranty is aiYen as to its complete- ness °'correctness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, by rMSOn of a breach°' default in the obliptions secured thereby, hefetofore executed and delivered to the undef'lisned • written declaration of Default and Demand for s.le, and written notice of default and of etection to cause the undersianed to sett said properfy lo Mtfsfy said obfiptions, and thetNfter the undersi1ned caused Slid notice of default and of election to be r9COfded February 16, 1988 as Instr. No. 88-066162 In Book of Official Records in the offloe of the Recorder of Or.,.. Cou~ Said Sate will be made, but without COWINf1t or warranty, eJCpress °'implied, reprdinc title pa11•1ion, or encumbfances. to pay the remainina princiP91 sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. • lf*'8lt. in Slid note provided, adv9"Ce5, if any, under tM tlrml of Slid Deed of Trust, fees, Chafle$ af'd ...,,, ... of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Seid...,. win be held on: June 23, 1988, at 1:30 p.m . In the iobb, ID the buikfi"I locM9d at 601 South Lewis ...... ()r8nel, c.Hfomia. 92668. At the time of the initial pubHc::Mion of this notice, the tDlllt emount of the unpMI belance of ltie obliption l8CUNd ta, the abcM described deed of trust and ~ COits, expenses, and ad\tances is $68, 170.07 tt Is poaibte tNt 11t the time of sale the openina bid "'9Y be ms than the total indebtedness due. If 8Vaileble, the •peeled openint bid may be obtained by caltinl the foUowina tetephone number on the day btlforethe Site: (415) 946-4357 Date: May 18. 1988 AMERICAN SECURITIES COMPANY as said Trustee, By T.O. SERVICE COMPANY • ..rent 'fJy: Debbie Krebs, Assistant Secret.ry 3100 Oe6c Roed. Ste 300, Walnut Creek, CA 94596-2078 (415) 944·9<>15 6/2. 6/9, 6/16 1431 Cherles L. Buch1nan. 1400 Bristol Street Nofth. Newport Beach. California 92660. Richefd E. Lucy, as T rus- tee of the Lucy LMna Trust, u/d/t dated October 8 , 1979, 1400 Bristol Street Horth, NHport 8Nch, Call· tornia 92660. Robert J. fheirprtner, ,. 8rtllol Str'Mt North. =' 8Mc:h, Cahtomia . • James 0. 8uckinaham, 1400 Btlteol Street North, Newport Beach, C.lifMnia 92660. Alan J. Tuntland, 1400 Bristol Street North. New· port Beach, California 92660 This business is beina conducted by a 1eneral parlnettl$ip. The re1istrant com· menced to tranuct busi· ness under the Mme listed above on May 1, 1988 DAVIS SADDLEBACK II ASSOCIATES a California..,_., partnership By. William K. O.vis This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranp County on May 26, 1988 File No. F-381756 6/2, 6/9, 6/16, 6/23 1440 IC-40548 NOTICl OF DIATM Of Al.VIN fl. JEI I AM AND Of NiihOM TO AOlllNISTU UTATI To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, continpnt cred· itors and persons who may be otherwise interested in the will °' estate of ALVIN G. KELLAM. A petition has been flied by MARGARET ANN KEMBY 1n the Superior Court of Oranae County requesting that MARGARET ANN KEMBY be appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of the decedent. The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the independ· ent Adm1n1strat1on of Estates Act A hearing on the petition will be held on 6/22188 at l 45 p m in Dept. #3 located at 700 Civic Center Dnve West. Santa Ana, CA. IF YOU OBJECT to the aranting of the petition. you should either appear at the hearing and state your ob1ections or file written ob1ect1ons with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be m per- son or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased. you must flle your claim with the court or present 1t to the personal representative appo1 nted by the court within lour months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the Cal1forn1a Probate Code The time for hhng claims wrll not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the hie kept by the court If you are a person interested in the estate. you may serve upon the e1tecutor or administrator, or upon the attorney tor the executor or administrator, and file with the court with proof of ser· vice, a written request stat· in& that you desire special notice of the filin1 of 1n inventory and appraise· ment of est.ate assets or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the California Probate Code. JOHN C. CHRISTY Attorney at Law 1500 Quail Street. Suite #3709 Newport Beach. CA 92660 6/2.6/9,6/16 1439 1-40902 NOT1CI OF DEATH Of' MCtWID L -.LB ANO OF NfiiiOll TO AIMl!AIU UTATI CAii ~A 14U77 To all heirs, beneficiaries. creditors, continsent cred· 1tors. and persons who may be otherwise interested in the will or estate of RICHARD E. MILLER. AKA DICK MILLER AKA 0. MILLER A petition has been filed by JAMES BROCKTON MILLER 1n the Superior Court of ORANGE County requestin1 that JAMES BROCKTON MILLER be appointed as personel representative to admtniS· ter the estate of the .... dent. The petition requests Mhority to. actlnio· 1w the esUte under the ........ Mt- •nt Administnition of C....Act. A~onttle .... will be held on 6122111 .. l:'5PM in Dept. 13 laalllf at 700 CIVIC CENTEa ORM WOT, SANTA ANA. CA IF YOU OBJ(CT flD the . . . . 1rantinc of the s*rtion. you should either ..,.,..,. Id the heerin1 and state your ob;ections or file written objecbons with the court before the heanoa. Your appearance may be In per. son °' by your .nomey. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR OI a contincent creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim .mh the court OI present it to the personal representative app0inted by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of lettets n pnwided in Section 700 of the California Probllte Code. The time fof fllinc claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the tiearinc noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kePt by the court. If you are a person interested in the estate, you may MfYe upon the executor or administrator, or upon the attorney for the el&eCUtor °' administratM, and file with the court with proof of ser· vice, a written request stat· ing that you desire special notice of the filin1 of an inventory and appraise· ment of estate assets or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the California Probate Code. Attorney for petitioner: GRESHAM. VARNER. SAV· AGE. NOLAND & TILDEN, 600 N. ARROWHEAD AVENUE. #300, SAN BER· NARDINO, CA 92401 This notice was mailed at SANT A ANA, California 6/2 6 /9 6/16 1436 l-40472 NOTIC£ Of DEATH Of SYLVIA WEITZ GRACE AND Of P£TfT10H TO ADMINISTER ESTATE CASE NUMBER: A 143360 To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors. contingent cred· rtors. and persons who may be otherwise tnterested rn the will or estate of SYLVIA WEITZ GRACE. ALSO KNOWN AS SYLVIA W GRACE A petition has been filed by RICHARD AARON WEIT? m the Superior Court of ORANGE County requesting that RICHARD AARON WEITZ be appointed as per sonal representat1Ve to admrmster the estate of the decedent The pet1t1on requests authonty to administer the estate under the Independ- ent Admrn1strat1on ol Estates Act A hearing on the petrt1on will be held on 6/22/88 at 1:45PM m 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 heari ng and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be 1n per- son Of' by your attorney. IF YOU ARE ._CREDITOR or a continaent creditor of the deceased, you must,file your claim with the coui\ qr present it to the personil representati11e appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in Section 700 of the California Probate Code. The time fof filin& claims will not ~re prior to four months from the date at the hearint noticed aboYe. 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 tor the e1tecutor or administrator. and file with the court with proof of ser· vice. a written request stat· in& that you desire special notice of the fllinc of an inventory and appraise· ment of estate assets "' of the pe«itlons or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 at the California ProbMa Code. AttorneJ for petitioner: MARY A.C. HEALY, 13215 E. PENN STREET • 1315, WHITllER, CALIFORNIA iCMi02. This nclticl .. mailed at SANTA ANA. Catftomia 612 619 6116 1437 Alcoholic Beveraae Control to sell ak:ohohc bewera,es at 2751 W. Cont Hwy. (Dan· deaoa). Newport 8-ch. Ca 92663 with "54" On Sale General Bolt license 6/2/88 1429 F1C11110UI ..... w NAiil ITA TllllJlfT The followinc persons are dou"I business as Preferred Financial Sentices, 802 s. Coast H11hway, Laauna Beach, CA 92651. Evelyn V. Badten, 33862 Mariana DrM, Dana Point. CA92629. Kimberly Hackney, 29762 White Otter Lane. Laauna Niauel. CA 92677. Richard Harrison, 29222 Pomparo Way, La1una Niauet.CA92677. This business is con· ducted by co-partners. (Sisned) Evelyn V. Badten This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on May 16, 1988. File No. F-380666 5/19,5/26,6/2 6/9 1407 flCTJTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followin1 person is doina business as: E.K. DIS. TRIBUTORS, 1829 Com.mo- dore Rd .. Newport Bch • CA 92660 Esther Simon. 1829 Com· modore Rd • Newport Bch .. CA92660. This business 1s con· ducted by an 1nd1vidual. Signed: Esther Semon This statement was fried with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 9. 1988 Fite No F380010 S· 125·19 5·26 6-2 1381 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person 1s d<>lng business as Newport 81ke Shop. 200011, Balboa Blvd • Newport Beach. CA 92663 Bryan Ben1am1n Van. 1312 W Balboa Blvd . New· port Beach, 92661 This business 1s con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual (Signed) Bryan Van This statement was filed with the County Clerk ot Orange County on May 16. 1988 Frie No F-380664 5/19.5/26 612 6/9 1404 NOTICE Of AVAILA8'LITY Of ANNUAL HflORT Pursuant to Section 61040 of the Internal Revenue Code, notice 1s hereby aiven that the Annual Report for the fiscal year ended March 31, 1988 of Life Science Center, Inc .. a pri v1te foundation, 1s avallable at the Founda· tlon's principal office for inspection durina reaular business hours from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. by any citizen who requests it within 180 days after the date of this publication. The Foundation's principal office is located at 567 San NICOias Ste. 109, Newport Beach, CA 92660. The prin· cipal manaicer of the foun· dation is Larry Mayle. VerJ truly yours, STERMAN, HIGASHI & ORTIZ ACCOUNT ANCY CORP. Julia Peck Account Representati\le 5/26 1423 l-400ll ncnnous 8UllNESS NAIK STATtMIJfT The follOwlnl person IS do4nt buSIMSS as: Doms Business Partt, 27001 La Paz Rolld, Suite 400. M1s- s1on Viejo, CA 92691. Eusene E Ooms, 27001 La Paz Road. Suite 400. Misst00 Viet<>. CA 92691. This business 1s con· ducted by an 1nd1vtdual. 8usaness first transacted under this business name on Jan 1987. S11ned EUl'M E. Ooms This statemet It was fOed wtth the County Clerk of ~ County on M~ 4, 1988 File No F379746 S.12 5-19 5-26 6-2 1396 NOTICI Oii AM ICAn. TO m&. M.COMDUC IRURll To Whol9' .. •Concern: UZl'.Mf, INC ii _.,,.. flD .... OipwrtJtlM!e Of Ak::ohdic ..._..... Controf to Mfl alcoholic bever~ at 2900 Newport Blvd • Newport Beach 92663, with "41" ON SALE BEER & WINE PUBllC EA TING Pl.ACE llcente(s) 5126 1427 NOT'ICI °' ftUS1tn IAL£ lAeftNo.~ T.S. Ne. Cl21U UNITCODlC T.D. SERVICE COMPANY as duly appointed Trustee under the foffowina described deed of trust WIU SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (in the form5 which are lawful tender in the United States) and/or the Cffhws. certified or other checks specified in Civil Code Section 2924h (PayaiN in full at the time of sale) all risht. titte and intetest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property hereinafter described: TRUSTOR: THOMAS L HILGAERTNER BENEFICIARY: BILL F. CALVERT, CYNTHIA C. CALVERT. THOMAS A. ZEMANEK, PAMELA A. ZEMANEK recorded May 11, 1983 as Instr. No. 83-199746 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Oranae County; said deed of trust describes the followina property: PARCEL 1: UNIT NO. 99, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, OF THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM PROJECT DES· CRIBED IN THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM Pl.AN RECOROED IN BOOK 10790 PAGE 950 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER OF ORANGE COUNTY (SUCH Pl.AN BEING HEREINAR"ER REFERRED TO AS w THE CONDOMINIUM Pl.AN"), AND AS DEFINED IN THAT CERTAIN DECLARATION OF COVENANTS. CONDITIONS AND RESTRICTIONS FOR NEWPORT CREST HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, RECORDED IN BOOK 10348 PAGE 693 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY ("THE DECLARATION"), AND THE DECLARATION OF ANNEXATION FOR LOT l OF TRACT NO 7817, (THE DECLARATION OF ANNEX· ATION). RECORDED OCTOBER 18. 1972 IN BOOK 10381 PAGE 539 OF OFFICIAL RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECOaOER OF ORANGE COUNTY PARCEL 2: AN UNDIVIDED l/69TH INTEREST IN ANO TO THE COMMON AREA DEFINED IN THE OECL.AR(TION ANO IN THE DECLARATION Of ANNEXATION, BEING LOT l OF TRACT NO. 7817 AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 308 PAGES 33 ANO 34 INCLUSIVE OF MISC(L· LANEOUS MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF THE cou~tv RECORDER OF ORANGE COUNTY PARCEL 3 EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS APBURTENANT 10 SAID UNIT NO 99. ALL AS MORE SPECtFICALL V DEFINED IN THE CONDOMINIUM PLAN ANO THE DECLARATION PARCEL 4 A NON· EXCLUSIVE EASEMENT TO USE THE COMMON AREA AND FACILITIES OF THE PROJECT WHICH HAVE BEEN OR WILL BE DEVELOPED ON THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAL PROPERTY (1) LOT 1 OF TRACT NO 7852. AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 302 PAGES 7 THROUGH 9 INCLUSIVE OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA EXCEPTING THEREFROM iHAT PORTION OF LANO INCLUDED WITHIN PARCEL l AS SHOWN ON A MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 45 PAGE 26 OF PARCEL MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA (2) LOTS 2, 3 ANO 4 OF TRACT NO 7817. AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 308 PAGES 33 AND 34 OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, RECORDS OF ORANGE. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA EXCEPTING THEREFROM HOWEVER ANY ANO All EXCLUSIVE EASEMENTS APPURTENANT TO ALL CON . DOMINI UM UNITS EXCEPTING SAID UNIT NO 99, NOW OR HEREAFTER REFERRED TO IN THE DECLARATION OR THE DECLARATION AS AMENDED ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM ONE HUNDRED PER· CENT (100 PERCE.ND OF ALL RIGHTS TO OIL. GAS ANO OTHER HYDROCARBON SUBSTANCES LYING UNDER. OR THAT MAY BE PRODUCED FROM THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LANO, TOGETHER WITH ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100 PERCEND OF ALL RIGHTS. TO THE PROCEEDS THEREFROM ANO ONE HUNDRED PERCENT (100 PERCEND OF ALL RENTS. BONUSES AND PROFITS ACCRUING THEREFROM, PROVIDED. HOWEVER. THAT GRANTOR WAIVES ANO RELINQUISHES THE RIGHT TO USE OR OCCUPY OR TO ENTER UPON ANY PORTION OF THE SURFACE ANO 500 FEET BELOW THE SURFACE MEASURED VERTICALLY FROM THE SURFACE OF SAID l.4ND, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DRILLING FOR, CAPTUR· ING, PRODUCING, STORING. TREATING OR OTHERWISE HANDLING OR UTILIZING SUCH OIL. GAS OR OTHER HYDROCARBON OR MINERAL SUBSTANCES. FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXERCISING GRANTOR'S RIGHTS THERETO. AS RESERVED IN DEEDS RECORDED MAY 17, 1972 IN BOOK 10129 PAGE 657 Of omc1AL RECORDS AND RECORDED DECEMBER 27, 1961 IN BOOK 5957 PAGE 665 Of Off'ICIAL RECORDS. YOU ARE IN OE.FAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 4/27/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBUC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCE£0tNG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER #9 Summet wind Ct .. Newport Beach. CA 92663. "'(tf a street llddress or common deltsnation of~ is shown abow!. no warranty is liven as to its compl.e.te neu or corTeetNU): The beneficiary under said Deed of T rvst. by reason of a bt9ach °' default 1n the obliptions secured thereby. tletetobe eneutmd and deMnd to the ~ a written Declaration of Default and Demend tor Sele. and wntten notice of aefautt and of ~ to <*IM the underscned to sen saed prOperty to satisfy saed obliptlOM. and therMft8r the undersicned caused said not.ice of default and of etection to be recorded FebruMy 16. 1988 as Instr No 88-66294 of Official Records '" the offtoe of the Recorder of Ora• County; S.td Sale will be made, but Wlttiout C<Nenant or warranty, QortSS or implied. reprdint title possesst0n, or encumbrances, to pay the remainm1 principal M.tm of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. wrth inte~ as 1n said note provtded, actvanoes. 1f any, under the terms or said Deed of Trust. feel. Chafin and expenses of the Trustee~ of t1'e trusts cf'Mted b, utd Deed of Trust. Said sale will be hetd orr June 17, 1988, et 1.30 p.m in the lobby to the bu11dms b:.eted at 601 ~h Lewis Street. ~. C.llforN 92668 At the time of the 1ncMI pu~ of this nota, the total amount of the unpeid bMllncl of the obl-">n scured by the lbowe described deed of trust and estim••d. com. ..,...., end 11Chi81as is 144.085 48 It IS ...... thlt • the '"9'9 of .... "'8 QC>en1nt bl(f mey be ... ..., ....... ~-due tf •••Ml ................ bid 'NY be Obtained by ~ .. lolloWie• lat._• rtumbn on the day before IM ltlr. (714) 315 4137 Oil (213) 627~5 Dtltd: ..., l&. ,. T 0 S(IMC( COMPNfY es Mid Trustw. ly Oiftdr ........ ~II~. 601 South l tw11 St.. ar..t. CA~ (714)3115-4700 5126 6/2 619 l '20 .... - IEWPllT IEACI 11!1.111 WAU< TO THE BEACH! VERY BRIGHT PENT- HOUSE CONDO. 2 BR 1"4 BA. GATED COM- MUNITY WITH POOL + SPA. UNDERGROUND PARKING IEWPORT IEllm 1217.5111 A DOLL HOUSE IN THE HEIGHTS. 2 BR, 1 BA HOME, WOOD FLOORS, EATING AREA IN I KITCHEN, DETACHED GARAGE W / 1 BR + BA. LG FENCED YA~D. A REAL CUTIE IN THE HEART OF THE HEIGHTS. WESTCLIFF 1329,500 WESTCLIFF'S BEST BUY! 2 BR + DEN OR 3 BR 2 BA CHARMER. BEAM CEILINGS, 2 FIREPLACES, LARGE KITCHEN W /NEW APPLIANCES. GREAT CURB APPEAL BAYVIEW TERRACE 1349.000 J.M. PETERS DRAMATIC SINGLE FAMILY HOME IN PRIVATE COMM. 3 BR + FR. IDEAL CORNER LOCATION. BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED. PRIVATE PATIOS, LOVELY GARDENS. U10 1319,008 ENJOY NEWPORT BAY+ CITY LIGHTS FROM BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED 2 BR CO-OP UNIT. NEUTRAL DECOR, NEW KITCHEN, PORCH + FOREVER VIEWS. PIER+ SUPAVAJLABLEI IAYllDE COVE 1421.• SPECTACULAR BAYFRONT CONDO W/ VAULTED CEILINGS AT AN UNBELIEVABLE VALUE. 2 BR + FORMAL DR. EATING AREA IN KITCHEN, SUNNY BAYSIDE PATIOS. ,, IAYllORU 1421.• ~COD, 3 BR 2 BA. WONDERFUL MASTER SUTE WITH OPEN BEAM CEILING + SITTING ROOM. WOOD FLOORS. FRENCH DOORS + WN>OWS. ...... , 1411.• WITHIN STEPS OF THE BEACH AND TENNIS COURTS IS THIS CHARMING 3 BR W/LG FR HOME. VERY PFIVATE SUNNY PATIO. BUY NOW AND REALLY ENJOY THE SUMMER. Cll ...... YOU WILL LOVE THIS CHARMING 3 BA 2 BA HOME. FRENCH DOORS I EADINQ TO SO. PATIO. USED lflCK ,P. Cl E".N + BAIGHT. WALKING DISTANCE TO OCEAN, RESTAU- RANTS + STORES. CALL TO SEE. --, , -· -----·-~; NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE CORNER OF COAST RWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 Liii am.• WALK TO UDO VILLAGE FROM ELEGANT 2 BR BA YFRONT CONDO. MARBLE FP. FRENCH DOORS, SPACIOUS SUNDECK +BAY VIEWS OF SAILING + CITY LIGHTS. PEllllULA POllT 11. 141.• FANTASTIC HARBOR+ NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS ACROSS WIDEST BAY LOC. CHARMING 2-STY BA YFRONT WITH 3 BR + NEW KITCHENS. WATERFRONT PATIO+ SLIP FOR 40' BOAT. PENINSULA 11 .280.000 SENSATIONAL NEWER BAYFRONT HOME W / NEW DOCK. PENINSULA'S PRIME LOCATION. 3-CAR GARAGE, LOVELY YARD + EUROPEAN KITCHEN. CUSTOM FEATURES GALORE. FOR THE FUSSY BUYER. IAYFROIT I 1.5a.IOO A BA YFRONT HACIENDA WITH A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF LOCATION, DESIGN + GUEST QUARTERS, DEN. DR, FR MAKE THIS A TRULY EXCITING HOME. . PEll•LA 11.m.• MINI BAYFRONT ESTATE ON BUENA VISTA. MAIN HOUSE. 4 BR, FORMAL DINING. ELEV A- TOR. 2 MARBLE FP, SEPARATE 2 BR APT+ GARDEN. LRG BOAT DOCK. SANDY BEACH. UllA llLE 12 .... SPECTACULAR. CONTEMPORARY, REMO- DELED, BAYFRONT, EUROPEAN KITCHEN, 4 BR 5~ BA. TURNING BASIN VIEW. LARGE SUP +SOUTH PATIO . IAYllllEI U.1 •• 111 80 FT BAYFRONT, PAVILION VIEW, DOCK FOR 45 FT BOATS. REMODELED HOME WITH THE FINEST AMENITIES IN OUTSTANDING LOCA- TION. IAYllllD ll.7Rlll 70 FT. BAYFRONT-PANORAMIC VIEW, 3 BOAT SUPS. 8!AMED CEIUNG8. EXCLUSIVE BAY· SHORES CAPE COD CHARM. LARGE DECK + LAWN ON BAY. IEWPllT IElllTI -.- REMODELED HOME-GREAT KINGS ROAD OCEAN VIEW LOCATION. PLEASANT OPEN KITCHEN. COMFORTABLE FAMILY ROOM, LARGE LOT WITH ROOM TO EXPAND. GAEA T VALUE. IEACOl IAY 1111.- 0UTSTANDING ONE-OF-A-KIND PULASKI DESIGNED HOME WITH LOVELY MASTER BEDROOM, LOFT. DIANE JOHNSON KITCHEN PLUS 2 BR APARTMENT + SPA. NEWPORT HITS 1749,000 BUil T BY GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR OWN HOME. 1800 BAY + OCEAN V1EW FROM ALL MAJOR ROOMS. 2 BR, 3 BA. LRG BONUS SUITE UPSTAIRS W /WET BAR + BATH. HARBOR RIDGE 1839.000 SUNSETS OVER CATALINA, LJGHTS OF FASHION ISLAND FROM 4 BR HARBOR RIDGE DREAM HOME. FR + WOOD-PANELLED LIBRARY WITH FIREPLACE. BELCOURT 11.1 oo.aao 5 BR 4.5 BA HOME. EXAMINE IT CAREFULLY FOR ITS FLAWLESS DETAIL EXTENSIVE WOOD WORK. POOL SPA AND WATERFALL STATE OF THE ART KITCHEN. CALL TODAY FORAPP'T. PElllllLA 11.111 ... ROLLING SAND DUNES TO THE OCEAN IS YOUR BACKYARD. FROM THE LR + MSTR WATCH THE SPECTACULAR SUNSETS OVER CATALINA. 5 BR+ LIBRARY+ PATIO. Ill CAIYOI ·1m.• OVERLOOKING 18TH TEE & FAIRWAY IN BEAUTIFUL BIG CANYON, 3 BR OF FINEST QUALITY CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. GREAT HOME FOR ENTERTAINING. IELC8llT 11.4•.• NEW LISTING-FIRST TIME OFFERED. 4 BR CUSTOM HOME IN PRIME LOCATION. LONG DPIVEWAY ENTRY OFFERS EXTRA PARKING + ... _ 11.1•.111 OUTSTANDING CORNER LOT HOME W/VtEW OF OCEAN, BAY, CITY LIGHTS + PALOS VERDES. REMODELED KITCHEN, LRG POOL + BONUS ROOM. DLI am 11.-.111 ATTN: YACHTSMEN 1ST HOUSE YOU IEE WHIN coalNG INTO JETTY. VIEW FAOM 100FT FRONT ROW OCEAN LOCATION.