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Home My WebLink About1988-07-07 - Newport Harbor EnsignESTABLISHED 1948•4-0TH YEAR *NUMBER 48* (714) 631-8120 *NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOMEBASED NEWSPAPER •THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1988 l,000 descend on NB for holiday HITTHIS THE IEACH -... 11111 200.000 ,..,., lililllll 1111 Mlcll11 yan • II n. Welt """"' ... T1lll yar. ,.rice ,.,_, 1 llw ci1111111 It ....,.,, Ila Mr 1111 ......, ftlt111 If Jt:ly Malay. Oii *9wtt1t IM lmlll. lllt • ...... llCHnb. mamll 1111 w•kllMI. 1111 1111 cfty wu .,..,. tlll rlttm ce•Mliea 1r twe NMUSD budget is approved BY CHERYL STEHLING In compliance with state law, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District approved a preliminary budget for the 1988-89 school year. at its board meeting last week. "Every board of education in the state is required to adopt a tentative budget prior to the end of June, .. said Super- intendent Dr. John Nicholl. "This is the first cut of what our operating budget will be for the fiscal year ... Nicholl added that another require- ment is that the budget be balanced. Part of the balancing and cost-c~tting act involved laying off 29 teachers. In order to trim an additional $I million, the b6ard also approved sending out layoff notices· to a number of classified employees. Marshall Bryan, president of Newport-Mesa chapter of the Calif omia School Employees Associa- tion expressed concern that such cutbacks could render· a lower quality of service in the district. For example, plumbers, carpenters and custodians and other maintenance workers _are among the hardest hit in the layoffs. He warned tbat if the district tried to contract outside for these services, the aasociation would file an unfair labor practice grievance. 11 If ,.,...s PMOTO IY DHIY COTA BY MELINDA KELLER Fourth of July weekend in Newport Beach was marred this year by the drowning death of a Yorba Linda man and the arrests of almost 300 people. but the city was spared the violence that has marked the Fourth of July in the past. Rodney Dale Smith. 37. was pulled from the water at Corona del Mar state Beach Sunday after apparently drown- ing. said Newport Beach Police Lt . Tim Newman. Newport Beac h Lifeguard Leighton Smith and an Upland doctor. Gknn Ocker. administered cardiopulmonary resuscitation at the shoreline. Smith was taken to Hoag Memorial Hos pital Pre byterian whe re he died ~hort l} afterwards. A local li feguard~ v.ere kept busy v.ith a holiday v.eckend crov..d of 215.000. hundred of partygoer and o nlooker celebrated the Fo urth of Jul) with v. ater balloon bombing~ and ~q u irt gun fig hh and more than 180 police offi cers fr om fi\.e cities patrolled West Newpo rt and the Pe nin u la in unmarked city cars and o n fo ot. Police made 297 arre t for mo tly minor offenses. but tv.o unidentified men were taken into custody for allegedly carrying two homemade pipe bombs as they walked d own Seashore Drive near 4Jst Street. The smaller of the two. a 5-inch bomb. was packed wit h enough gun powder to kill anythin~ within a 20- foot radius. PAIE Z-.lllY 7. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN IACK HOIE -Dr. JIM ..,._ If It. Alhw'a ,,..,.._ C1111111 II ~ '-" Pastor retu.rns from Afri a. BY CHERYL STEHLING When Dr. John Huffman was on his way back from Africa, he reflected on what to say to his congregation on Sunday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. "I was teading a Time article about the Viet Nam boat peo- ple," Huffman remembered, "and how unwilling countries are to take in more Southeast Asian refugees. The magazine used the term 'compassion fatigue .... He recalled bow in 1984-85, the media was full of pictures of the bloated stomachs of Ethio- pian children and how it sparked a worldwide awareness of the plight of Third World countries. ''But we can only hear so many stories about grain rotting on the docks while government ineffi- ciency and civil wars keep the food from going to the people," Huffman said. "Many Ameri- cans have become cynical, yet, at the same time, the need is really there.,. Huffman has traveled all over the world more than 30 times, with about half of those travels in Third World countries. On this trip, he went to Kenya, Zimbabwe and Mozambique as a board member of World Vision to look at nine projects the organization has in those countries. Huffman explained that World Vision is an evan- gelical C hristian relief organiza- tion, designed to give medical aid, food , clothing, develop- ment, lessons in hygiene and well-digging to people no matter what their religious affiliation, social or political background is. "It is done in the name of Jesus C hrist , but it is not a requirement that people convert to Jesus Christ." Huffman satd . "That is just a spinoff of our commitment to the lord." Huff man said that World Vision has projects all over the world, but due to the desperate situation in Mozambique, he wanted to check projccu there. Mozambique is a Marxist government, but a group of rebels has held a reign of terror in the countryside, burning and raping villages. Many of the people have had to flee their homes with barelJ •oouab to cover their backs. Be said dis- ease spreads r~idly through refugee camps iacl m,any chil- dren have died fr0m•ules and diarrhea. World Vision moved in on the camp1 ~ .flOvided inoculations a~·ss that explains how II ~ pl~ment electrolytes .that se through dehydration. ..-· · Huffman said the organiza- tion is supported mainly by individuals who might have seen television specials. His church gives S 1.25 million annually to causes such as this. If there is any message Huff- man might have it is to "move beyond compassion fatigue.•• -·-.... ---·-·-... =::::v-:r:~.R•c0 PD confiscates precious metals Newport Beach Police gar- nered one gold, four silver and six bronze medals last week at the annual statewide Police Olympic Games in Bakersfield . Ride Thomson brought home a gold medal after placing first in the powerlifting category. A second place slot in the All Terrain Vehicle motorcross race went to Tim Kooiman who earned a silver medal. Dan R~ynold s also earned a silver medal in the men's body- building contest. Mike Puhl took home a silver medal for his second place entry in the arm wrestling contest. Puhl also earned a third place honor in the pentathlo n. Architectural Stone primitive urns, TarahUtNra potterr, Indian rup, •rtlfKtl and fumtturw from the four comers of the wortd. All handc...tt.d bJ artiun1 for ... La..,.HNta O'S ........ 24115 ""' ... c.1191 U.-.... CA _. (714)1U 1111 NaapM~ .... ~ -LCllllll..., c.-..... CAaat (714)as..u WO~O\C~ (UPlll!liCI) · 720-9266 LARGEST 111&.eCTION OP 9"A AMO YHI vtHO TANS IN NaWl'Ofn 81AiH tt...s: ..... ~la.te •MU.-, •ML ts •._U...,._ £HS20 .., ... ,... ..... ~ ................. ,__ 1111.-111111 11ali1_.. , The team of June Payoyo and Jay Winn won a silver medal in the coed swimming medley relay and a bronze in the swi·mming free relay. Winn also won bronze medals in the 50-yard backstroke, 50- yard free style, 100-yard individ- ual medley and men's breast- stroke. City Council makes board appointments There were 10 winners and 10 losers at the City Council meet- ing last week. as the council took action to fill vacancies on var- ious city boards and commis- sions. The council's appointments committee had already weeded the field of applicants down to two nominees for each of the 10 posts, and the council made the final selections in a series of votes at its regular meeting. Two incumbent planning commissioners were reap- pointed. Gary Pomeroy was selected over James Robinson and Jan Dcbay was tabbed instead of Norma Glover. Both appointments were made on 6- 1 votes of the council, with Councilman Don Strauss voting for Robinson and Glover. The surprise of the night was Charles Sword's selection to the Board of Library Trustees. The council picked him over six-year incumbent Holley Wilkinson on a 4-3 vote. Mayor John Cox and councilmembers Strauss, PhiJ Sansone and Phil Maurer sup- ported Sword. Another library board scat will be filled by Carl Writer, who was favored over,C. Ben Jackson by the council on a 5-2 vote. Other appointments were: Katherine Delsack, Kym Young and Marilee Stockman to the Arts Commission; Vickie Micbalczyt and incumbent Barbara Lona to the Civil Ser- vice Board; and Jo Vandervoort to the Parka, Beaches and Recreation Commission. $64 million in 1987-88 to $6 1 CllllHI' "111 "91 1 million 1988-89. NMUSD ... Nic ho ll ackno wledged "Because we arc not borrow- Bryan's concerns, saying, "Pub-ing $3 million from ourselves to lie and in-house people must get through the year, .. he said. understand and accept this cut-··w e arc in a n infinitely better back in service... position than we were a year ago, The $1 million saved.by laying with a plus ending of $324,000. off classified staff is added to the Last year, we were $61 3,000 in $3 million saved by the teacher the hole.,, layoff. However, Nicholl said Nicholl said the '87-'88 budget that the preliminary budget represented "rock bottom" and actually hinges on the passing of that he doesn't anticipate it the state budget and its getting getting any worse than it is now. signed by Governor George Regarding the layoffs, person- Deukmejian this summer. The nel services d oes not know at this budge t calls fo r a 4. I percent time how ma ny people will be increase in the revenue limit fo r affected , and won't know for sc hool d istricts. seve ral months. "Our budget is based on the Afte r the board a pproved assumption that the governor's sending the layoff notices, Pres- budget will survive," Nicholl id ent Jim de Boom said, "This said, adding that he is confident is another one of those nights it will. He answered the que~tion where it is not a good feeling to as to why the bud.eet went •from be on \his side of the podjum." w\41 . ...,._. EWY WINNERS -1.,_ Pr1 T• &11¥1 111r1 - • lillllll 11 flll'llll* wl11u1 If tlll LM Y• Cnaty Fwra " .Illy ...., ...... fr9 1111 .. lllf1. wt-. ay 7, t•THE NEWPORT ENaGN,_I Top seventh and eighth graders named Outstand ing Newport-Mesa seventh and eighth graders fo r the 1987-88 school ye ar have been honored by the district fo r superior scholarship, leadership. character and ci tizenship. The S. Roy Howell Award. sponso red by the Mar Vis ta Masonic Lodge. was given to two seventh and eight h grade students at each school. The reci pie nts were : Corona del Mar High School, seventh graders Doug Cesario and Shei la Swa- roop, and eighth graders Valerie Dalt on and Doug Hesse: Costa Mesa High School seve nth grad- ers Gene Ota and Stephanie Zuiderweg, and eighth graders Edison Leung and Teresa Vu: Nothing To Do? 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Kend all: and TeWin kle I ntermedia te School seventh graders Steve Suzuki and J amie Wells, and eighth graders Will Stark and Amory Wakefield . An eighth grader at each school received the Norman Stillwe ll Award, given in memory of a fo rmer Newport- Mesa intermediate school prin- cipal. This year's awardees we re: Cqrona del Mar, Karen Tho- mas : Costa Mesa, Thai Due Pham; Ensign, Stacey de Boom: at TeWinkle, Ty Schisler. American Legion awards we re given to eighth graders at two sc hools: Costa Me sa, R ose Mcl ain and Pie rangelo Renella ; and Ensign , J oe H axel and Hellen Ueno . - Honoring students at Costa Mesa schools, the Costa Mesa Rotary Club gave their awards to these stud ents: Costa Mesa, Lam Lu, Renee Merrifield and Julia n Popov; and TeWinkle. Matt J ohner. Fred Paja rito and J ulie Schlosser. Corona del Mar leadership awa rds went to Doug Cesario, Sean Kettley, Donnell Rice and Matt Sutto n. De partment awards at Corona del Mar were given to Jeremy Geffen , English: Andrew Hughes, reading; David Dorsey, mathematics; Bijan M oda nlu, social st udies: Peter ••• Rice , physical scie nce: David Dorsey, live science: All ison Kin n and Michelle Wh itton. girl · physical ed ucation: Doug Hesse and Todd Kehrli. boys' phy ical education: David Dor- se). computers: Michelle Whit- ton. vocal music: and Andrey Krasich, instrumental music. Costa Mesa High School gave its outstand ing eighth grade student award to Lorina Villete. Costa Mesa seventh graders who received t he princi pal's award were: Tam Au, Diane Card ozo, J ennifer Carlyle, Ra- luca Coman, Robe rt Coope r, Raymond Dharsona , Ben East- man, Katie Farnsworth. Matt Harber, Courtney Hylton. Neiar Kabua, Dan Lanning. Lisa LeS- Your ATM card ha.s winning ways this summer ! Use your ATM card. and you could win two ways at American Savings. 1. WIN A EUROPEAN VACATION AND $25,000 CASH! 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NIE 4 MY 7, t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN A great. aountrr . can admit its error . . The downing of an Iranian jetliner by an American warship in the Persian Gulf this weekend was a great tragedy that ironically occurred as the country was readying to celebrate its independence and, as part of that, indulge in the patriotism that naturally stems from being the greatest nation in the world. That the plane was shot down because of a mistaken belief it was hostile is certain. The warship, the Vincennes, was at that time engaged in a heated surface battle with some Iranian gunboats (two were sunk), and the plane's flight path had it on course directly for the embattled vessel. What is less certain is what effect the ·incident will have on the course of events in the Gulf. Iranian leaders, from the Ayatollah Khomeini on down, are calling for retaliation and "death to the Great Satan." It '1s a cry that has been uttered many times before without being backed up by significant action. It is to be hoped that this time it's all hot air, too. In the US, many voices are calling into question the entire Persian Gulf policy of the Reagan Administration. Again, this is something that we've heard before; we hope it comes to nothing, also. On the other hand, we've also heard many voices saying that the passengers, or at least the pilot, of the Iranian plane somehow deserved to be shot down for being where they were and, in many minds, for simply being Iranian in the first place. . This thinking is the other side of the same coin that makes for such valuable political currency in Iran. It is the same sort of mindless, xenophobic, psuedo- patriotic drivel that we'd expect from the Ayatollah, but arc shocked and dismayed to hear coming from American mouths. The fact is, whatever the nationality or political persuasion of the passengers on board that aircraft, they did not deserve their fate. It was a tragic, unforeseen and violent accident that created hundreds of widows, widowers and orphans in the blink of an eye. Rather than try -either through twisted logic or wild conspiracy theories -to blame the tragedy on this nation's enemies in Tehcran, the US can show the world what we arc made of by expressing true contrition and paying reparations to the families of those who were killed. Not only would it be the right thing to do morally, but it would dampen the urge for revenge from Iran and its sympathizers in the Arab world, and would probably shore up our standing with moderate Arab governments. Baker Communications AWNll.> WINNING MEMBER ca.-••ara ,_lllE•AWTm 39 State & National Aw.ros Since 1978 ,. ..... El: Seth Baker EXBITllE Ellm: Roger Bloom All•TI ... i Melinda Keller lfafl mm: George Pappas ,_. Elllll: Danny Cota ,.....,..: Mary OeChirico ITAff wmTEI: Cheryl Stehling 901 DoYer Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 631 -8120 PleeM tend mail to: P.0 .Box93" Newport Beech, CA 92858-9399 The Newport Enlign ia published weekly on Thuradeya. • .. I piOllllK. to &1. A1Di -~ I ~totUnoor ~lwrlOOealtnri ~.-tait"\nd ~tam.I~ to wealen our nation~ lnl}it~ry &tren\?th ... I ~to learn what rorc1~ poltc.r J& the~ chance I get. I pionnae ... The Fair1s fair PR boss · By now, almost everyone knows that tlae 96tb annual Oran1e County Fair, which opened today (July 7) in Costa Mesa, salutes tbe county's beef industry, and that somehow seems appropriate. The woman directing the Fair's publicity wu only a teen-ager when she woo a ribbon from thia same fair for her l ,SOO-pound steer. And that's no bull. aged me in my interest in anim- als." I ThD-wu in Fullerton, where Jill wu born and where stic attended 1ebools through high award wu the Helios Award, top honor from the prestigious International Asaociation of Busineu Communicaton. And she and her uaociates have won Time of my Life BY JIM FELTON Jill Ann Lloyd is a blue-. ribbon winner in the two pro-school. Her dad, Tom Lloyd, a bundle of bonon from her fcssions she loves best-animal was, and is, vice president, peen in the fair business, includ- care and public rcations-and marketina for Asbury Graphite. in& last year\ award from the maybe the two fields arc n9t far He introduced Jill to the 4--H Western Fllir Auociation for apart. The care and feeding of Clubs of America, the outstand-best theme and overall public bunnies or beef cattle may be ing agricultural-oriented organ-relations. silnilar to the care and feeding ization so prominent in county 1.-t week, Jill presided over of the various publics Jill Ano and state fain. Jill loved the the annual media awards dinner relates to, and if you can take Oranae County Fair. She won where more than $16,000 in cub a l,SOO-pound steer, you should her first ribbons wbcn she wu awards were praented to the top be able to bulldoze a 200-pound 9 yean old, with the bunnies she reporten, colnmnWtl and pho- editor. And she docs, with skill bad raised and entered for tosrapben wortina on Oranae and clua. -competitive judaina. County dailies, weeklies and Not only is Jill Ann Lloyd the Her love for animals and m••zincs. It wu a fut-paced PR ·riqm•ter at the Oraqe writina led her to Cal Poly in affair, like the copy Jill Uoyd County Fair, she and her flJ'ID-Pomona, where, in the lee of A11ociate1 crank out, and Jill Lloyd & Aaociata-handle Kellog Hill, she polished her hundreds of journalists and all the public relations and skilla in both. · pbotop'apben picked up rib- media contacts for the annual .. While a student, I interned bona and cash prizes. They were Oraqe Show in San Bemar-in the public relations depart-very youna, like the incredible dino, the Sawdust Festival in mcnt at the County Fair, and I sweep1takea winner-Maureen Laguna Beach, the Orange ~~ aucb wonderful, carina O'Haren of the f4unll Np/ County Racing Fair at Loa tr&11l1D&," she recalla ... It wu N~w1-and they were not so ~tis, 1he San Betftardino only natural that I should go to young. like Judy Rosener and County Fair in Victorville and ·work there after I ll"aduated." me. tt., Farmen' Fair at Late Perris She .receiv~ a ~belo~·· Seeina thae beautiful young in Rivenide County. That's a ~ ~ pu~lic relations, with men and women Keeptiq their fair piece of work for Jill and a mmor an ammal b~? · It bonon, and bearina bow they her 11 full-time employees. wu 141ean aao when sbe JOtncd cheered eacb other and admired the Faar ataft' full time. She hu tbe work they do, broupt back Jill Uoyd wu not always the been Media and Public Jlela-floods of memories. It also perky self-conftdent eucutive tlom ~ lillCI 1984. rekindled my faitb in the f uturc that alae ia today. la lier SMlla Au Condo near Of ..... wriaiDa and _.. pbo- •1 WU rauJ A shy Udro'91t SoUlJa CollC ..... w-. abe topaplay. and it WM a very u a~" .a. ....... Siii.. UV. wllla .. ~ IOll ....,._~ n.enilll- tlle J9 raua Of the c:llildMa. ("llil'I IMi• Ila .... ...._..,-,, AadWllil••daiialforour Her moelNr ._. .._ 1111 WM JiD UoJd ii IUrOUded by . on oom1J feir to~ Gi!dY S, wl Iii 11sat1 ~ ia ,...._ mil odm .... Ille ,.._ ... ., ... Fnatllm carillefor~-·~ My MlwoeWkl91..rliliiiellillairi no .... • iefora11I iii_. M rr WI a ... .._. Ill C Mu in. a.d for irf .. t 1M .-11111•11 ..,._ --..... ~ .......... . . Police Blotter 1630 -Marble tiles valued at SI ,36S were reported stolen from a residence in the SOO block of Hazel. ARRESTS The Pohce &ron.r 1s presented as a public serv.ce from the Newport EnSll" det.,lww Cflmes and arrests 111 Newport BNch. It should be nofed that comes listed are only tltoM which Me '9llOffed fO the Newpott Beach Pola Department and arrests made are only those suspected of c"mes and not those convicted 0045 -Rudy Vega, 25, of Orange was arrested on suspi- cion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 0345 -Jose Cortez, 18, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicior:i of auto burglary. MONDAY, JUNE lO CRIMES 0845 -Computer equipment valued at $6,000 was reported stolen from Hyter Development Company. located at I 00 l Dove. 1715 -A wallet containing $600 in curren~y was reported stolen from a person in the 800 block of 15th. · 1815 - A bicycle valued at $400 was reported stolen from a garage in the 2300 block of Redlands. ARRESTS 0 J 30 -William Edward Cruz, 32, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. J 900 -Randy Eu1ene Riddle, 34, of San Bernardino was arrested on suspicion of disor- derly conduct. 1920 -Gay Ellen Elder, 42, of Balboa wu arrested on suspi- cion of pouession of cocaine. TUESDAY, JUNE ll CRIMES 1005 -Vandals reportedly caused an undetermined amount of dama1e to a vehicle in the. vicinity of 47th and Seashore. 1425 - A Cadillac car emblem valued at $45 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 900 block of Newport Center Drive. 17 3 3 -Vandals reportedly caused SSOO in damage to a residence in the 1300 block of Santiago. ARRESTS OS IS -Thomas Charles Otis, 18, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of the possession of a dangerous wea- pon. 0600-Kevin Mark Lindeman, 23, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor LA Sheriff is seeking applicants A written test for the position of Los Angeles County Deputy Sheriff will be given at 8 a.m., Saturday, July 16, at Santa Ana College, 17th at Bristol in Santa Ana. Seven hundred new dep- uties are needed by the Depart- ment. To qualify, applicants must be at leut 19 ~ yean of age and under 34~ years of age at the time of application, a U.S. citizen, or a permanent resident alien who is eligible for and bu applied for citizenship one yearl prior to tating, a hip school anduate, poaeu a valid Cali- fornia driver'I lic:eme and be in . 1ood phyaical condition. Thia written teat ii the ftnt pbue of a 90-day testina process that alao includes an oral inter- view, phyDcal aaiJ.ity test, poJy- arapb and other backarouncl examinationa. Startina salary ii up to S33,864 per year, plus benefiu: To mate an appointment or for additional iaf ormation, iallr•Md penom may call the S•11ifl'I Recruitment Unit at I· a.A-DEPUTY or (213) 974- 4251. drunk driving. 2200 -Corey Patrick Pono, 24, of Costa Mesa was arrested on· suspicion of battery. 2340 -Kimberly Anne Mur- ray, 35, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 CRIMES 0900 -A car stereo valued at S l 50 and a nylon bag and tools valued at $80 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 3900 block of River. 1300 -A car stereo and equal- izer valued at $600 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 2600 block of Eastbluff. 1400 -A television valued at $2SO was reported stolen from a residence in the I 00 block of 39tb. I SOO -A Porsche valued at S 11,000 was reported stolen from a garage in the 2800 block ofCataloa. 0345 -Alvard Ramon Carea- jai, 26, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of battery. 2100 -Philip Gregory Bishop, age unknown, of South Monte- bello was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. THURSDAY, JUNE 23 CRIMES 0900 -A car stereo valued at SI SO was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 100 block of Seashore. 0209 -An assault with a deadly weapon was reported in the vicinity of 22nd Street and West Ocean Front. 17'20 -Currency totaling $200 was reported stolen from O.K. 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For informatloll eall (714) 7U-t22I aY 7. t• THE NEWPORT EN9GN ,_I 0630 -Bradley Jay Morris, 22, of Calimesa wu arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 1345 -Steven Wade Jackson, 19. of Riverside was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of methamphetamines. 1350 -Jack Ross Bench III, 19, of Simi Valley was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of methamphetamines. FRIDAY, JUNE~ CRIMES 1415 -Vandals reportedly caused S400 in damage to a restroom located at the Newport Pier. 1620 -A ring valued at $515 was reported stolen from a restaurant patron in the 3800 block of East Coast Highway. 1800 -A purse and contents valued at $2,087 were reported stolen from a hotel room in the 4500 block of MacArthur. ARRESTS 0415 -James Rian Ratclift', 32, of Anaheim was arrated on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 1815 -Joseph Roswell Dick- son, 23, of Westminster wu arrested on suspicion of im- personating another to make them liable. 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All ads must be paid .n advance by cash, check. mGiley onter, VIia or Mestercard. Must be~•~ or aver. • Drawing wtll be held July 15, 1•. Tlckm Wiii be malled to wtnnen on July 15, 1•. • Aj>proxl~ 13 wlnnen will be cho11n. • Newport En1lgn/Co1ta Mna Newt empqt111, tMtr famlt ... or afllHatee, not eligible. • AH dedllorll .,. ftnal. BY GEORGI PAPPAS When the Orange County North-South All-Star prep foot- ball pme kicks off tomorrow niaht at Orange Coast College's Le Bard Stadium, you can expect Newport Harbor High 's Dave Tullar and Corona. del Mar's Todd Katovisich to be in the thick of things. Tullar and Katovisich are the only Newport area players participating in this year's game, which is set to begin at 7:30 p.m. The South squad it looking to avenge last year's upset loss to the North team. Tullar (6-1,220 pounds) played on both the offensive and defensive line for Harbor this past season. For his efforts, be was chosen for All-Sunset League and first team All-CI F honon. Tullar will play center for the South team, which means be bas to shoulder much of the respon- sibility for protecting South quarterback El Toro's Bret Johnson. But it's not surprising that Tullar wu chosen to the South team since be wu a crucial part of Harbor's effective offensive line, which led the way for the Sailon' potent l'bmWaa oft'eme. practicing against some second string player. But everybody on the South team is excellent player which means you even have to play harder," be added. "Hopefully, we1J do well. The North has a very strong team, especially on offense. It's my last high school game, so I want do the best I can." In the fall, Tullar is heading to Humboldt State to continue his football career. Katovisich was first tabbed to play center for the South team. But recently a defensive player from Wcstminister decided not to play in the game and Kato- visicb took over his position at defensive end. .. I told the coaches that I fe lt more comfortable and played better on defense," Katovisich said. Like Tullar, Katovisich was a also a standout on CdM's offense .00 defense squads last season. With tough defensive play, Katovisicb, who was voted the Sea View League defensive player of the year last season, proved to be an indispensable player in CdM's smothering defense. -.. I wu surpriled that more of my teammates (Mitch Melboo, Matt Pattenon) were not picked fot tbe South ~., ~atovisich remarked. But the 1election to the South team ltill came uae&pected to Tullar. Katovilicb will play football ..I was a little surpriled when for OCC ia tbe fall. I foUDcl out I w11 picked, •yunar Prooleda from tbe pme u-c .Smiaecl. loiaa to clmity. Tbe primary .... I feel 1oocl about it. 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Parker, Bobbi and Rex Proc- Clairc McNair decided to take tor and Joan and Tom Richard- the theme a step further, provid-son. ing a Middle Eastern dinner and Harborlites attending were decor. Marilyn and Dick Hausman, Honorary chairs for the even-Dori and Jack deKruif, Ileane ing festivities, which included and Nick Doolin, Robert Egan, entertainment from comedian Patty Ree with Donald Christy, Red Buttons and singer John Jackie and Jim Rogers, Mardy Adair, were Mary and James and Arthur Svendsen, Barbara Roosevelt. Committee members . and Alex Bowie, Betty and Bill were N~ncy Alley, Estrellita Palmer, Frank Celiberti, Lucy Ttille 4 Fl Till Lllllr Ina Ara Seid In St .. ,_ l250 Ind Up Plus lallllllR Coll Our R•I• Price 1219 With Thia Coupon, Gel A Rust Free Bolted In Concntte . 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Loins, Ileane Penon, Victoria and Tom Gray and Zee Allred. ••• Same Saturday night but over at South Coast Repertory Thea- tre, The Guilds of SCR spon- sored its annual auction and party which celebrates the end More than 400 theater sup-· porters attended the event, • • • which featured $90,000 worth of Upcoming events: July 7: auction items and delicacies Chris Hopper chairs the pre- prepared by leading restaurants miere of "Arthur II: On the in the area. Rocks" at the Edwards Cinema, Co-chaired by Carole F.ord starring Liza Minelli and Dudley and Susan Shusko, some of the Moore. PllTll IY UTll KEIT MLEY Amling's Anniversary Sale EVERY-PLANT 20% OFF . ~ ~- 20%0FF Al,L PL~NTS: •IN STOCK. •SPECIAL ORDERS • FR E.5H STOCK WEEKLY Appearingjuly 12 thrU Augllst 20 SHAKE RATILE & ROLL Playing the hottest tunes from the past. Coming Aµgust 23 SUlJE & THE SWEETHEARTS The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll is back and Duke's bas it IM. 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COAST HWY • Multiple Listing Member • Extra Advertising •Computer Printouts 644-1367 THIS LOCATION ONLY .. ~ . ,_ 11 MY 7, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN O.CC's 'Lesser God' a fine production BY CHERYL STERLING exception of Diana Boyd, who the rudiinenta of ASL. Orange Coast Co1Jege•s pro- duction of .. Children of a Lesser God" can truly be called an ambitious undertaking. With the has been deaf since birth and is Accordin1 to Barbara fluent in American Sip Lan-· Rowden, an ASL interpreter guage (ASL), the cast had to from Golden Weat College, the actually take classes to get down cast spent four montbl under '· "·"!i· ·>:t-~~~f:~:: . . >' ,l~ Longest Running Show on Broadway • New York Drama Critic Award •Winner of,7 Tony Awards • Orange County Premiere ANAHEIM hen and Bruni Beaty9s tutelqe. Rowden and Beaty also acted as technical advisors for the production and signed during the opening performance. They will sign a1ain on closing night, July 17, Rowden said. "Children of a Lesser God" chronicles the romance and marriage between a high-spirited deaf girl, Sarah Norman (Boyd) and the teacher who was hired to help her to learn lip reading and how to speak, James Leeds (Rich Jackson). Sarah and her mother (Teri Ciranna), haven't spoken to each other for years and Sarah is bitter. Her mother prefers to just bury her head in the sand con- cerning Sarah's affliction. When James visits Mrs. Norman a first then a second time, she begs him not to come a third time. There is much dissension at the school between the deaf students and the administration. A particularly bitter and rebel- lious student, Orin Dennis (Steven Shults), wants to take the lldministration to tut for ita -US and them" attitude. He hires a lawyer, Edna Klein (Alice ~ane Ensor), to ~ their case and wants Sarah and James to help out. Thia episode brinp to mind the stUdent revolt this Jut spring at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C., a major college for the deaf. In real life, Boyd can speak, but her play character ref uses to. So she needs someone to con- stantly translate conversations for her. While 1be signs her side of a conversation, someone, mostly her husband, will trans- late it into speech for the audience. Rowden said that Jackson was not taught to be a fluent signer, because his character is noL However, Shults ·is now fluent in ASL. His character, Orin, is able to speak, and so is the character of Lydia (Laura Hinsberger). Both are not deaf is real life, but were very con- vincing in their speech. Acc'ord- ing to Rowden, they visited a school for the deaf to try and get the vocal sounds right. Shults _ dilcovered that talkina while yawnin1 leaded bia voice authenticity. While mostly scrioua in . nature, the play does have ita funny moments. The adminis· trator, Mr. Franklin (Larry Blake), ii a comical character, who doesn't want to fire James because be would lose his bridge partner. Many scenes between James and Sarah when they first meet are funny, as be tries to explain to her in sign language what veal piccata is and she tries to show him how to sign "milkshake." The set, designed by David Sca~one, is simple, yet versa· tile. Black and white does not detract from the action and blocks can become trees, a booth in a restaurant or living room furniture . Since the action moves around from classrooms, to the Leeds• apartment, to a meadow with a duckpond and more, ll minimum of .set chang- ing is ·involved. "Children of a Lesser God" continues through July 17. For ticket and time information, call 432-5880. MAXWELL'S AWARD WINNING SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET Pacific Symphony season set QUICHE SHRIMP TACO STAND EGGS BENEDICT SCRAMll.ED EGGS BLINTZES s SMOKED FISH ~ SUNDAE ST A TJON INCREDIBLE SAlAD SELECTION B~CON, SAUSAGE s CANADIAN BACON LOX, CREAM CHEESE, BAGELS s ONIONS CARVED STEAMSHIP ROUND OF BEEF s BAKED HAM MAXWELL'S POPOVERS s BLUEBERRY MUFflNS DAZZLING ARRAY OF DESSERTS COMPLIMENT AlY CHAMPAGNE 9a.m. to Jp.m. Ored4ost • Lunc:t\. Oinneit .. .£ ... "~ [l~ , PrNOtePoru.sloJOO ~"'ff L~ ~tonG.oct\~(714>~2S5S 8Y1NISIA SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 10 A.M . TO 6 P.M . LION'S PARK• COSTA MESA "! I I Arts & Crafts SiiOW & SALE Food & Entertainment for Mort,,,,.,,,,.,_, Ull 114/Ul·#OJ The Pacific Symphony -Ninth Symphony ("From the Orchestra bas confirmed the New World"), the combined programs and artists for ita five-orchestras will play tbe Symplto- concert 1988 Summer Series at nk fanttutiqw of Hector Ber- Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre. lioz. Hindemith's Symphonic Opening the second concert of Metamorphoxs on 11temes of the series (July 16), Eduardo Web~r will also be performed, Mata will conduct tbc combined u oriaiully planned. forces of the Pacific Symphony Soprano Anita Propicb, Orchestra/New World Sym-mezzo-soprano Jacalyn Bower, phony in Gluck 's Overture to tenor William Olvis and bass lphigenieen Aulide, not Strauss' James Patterson have been Don Juan, as previously named as the four soloists in announced. Replacing Ovorak's Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Mon O:lateau Restaurant. . l/ltlgafd ~ •Wmdl c..,. to be performed Aug. 6, in the official opening concert of the · OranJe County Centennial. The choral forces will consist of the Pacific Chorale, the Orange Coast Chorale and the Saddle- back Concert Chorale. The Master Chorale of Orange County, previously announced, will not now participate in the concert. The program will open with Beethoven's Egmont Over- ture. . Also on the Aug. 6 program, the orchestra will give the world premiere of a piano concerto by Southern Calif omia composer Mark McGurty. The Aug. 27 concert, con- ducted by Keith Clark, will feature acclaimed pianist Leo- nard Pennario in Grieg's Piano Concerto. The program will open with Respighi's Pines of Rome, and in the second half, the orchestra will perform Dvor- ak's "New World" Symphony. The program for the PS O's Tchaikovsky Spectacular, Sept. 10, will consist of the Violin Concerto (with a soloist yet to be named) and the previously announced Symphony No.Sand 1812 Overture. For subscription information and purchases, contact the Pacific Symphony Orchestra ticket off'ace at (714) 973-1300. For linpe ticket purcbuea, call TicketMaater at (714) 7.iC)..2000 or(213)480-3232. I• aY 7. 1• THE NEWPORT ENllGN ,_II Calendar wolf on July 11 ; The Spinners on July 12; The Marshall Tucker Band OD July 13; Blood, Sweat and Tears OD July 14; Mry Wells, Little Anthony and The Dia- monds on July IS; Rain, A Tribute to the Beatles on July 16; Elvin Bishop on July 17. Shows are at 1 p.m. and 9 p.m. in the Arlington Theatre. Con- certs are free with paid admis- sion to the fair. Call 7S 1-3247. the Orange County Performing Arts Center. Costa Mesa. Tickets are S8-S27. Call 642- 8232. ART "Flowen", a poup show with works bJ Debra HeimercUnaer, Maril Matthews and others will display through August 6 at Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mesa. Call S49-1S50. New Juice in Orange County Ill a curated exhibit of seven Orange County artists will dis- play thorugh August 9 at The City of Irvine Fine Arts Center, 14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine. Hours are 9 a .m. to 9 p.m .• Monday through thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday. Call 552-IOl8. "Tbe Artists of California: A Group in Mixed Media" will display through July 24 at Lag- una art Museum, 307 cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Hours are 11 a.m. to S p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for students and seniors. CaU 494-6531 . Orlando's latest works are cur- rently displaying at Galleries T ouche, 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. Works by Ahar, Luongo, Y amaaata, Behrens, DeMusee, Sassone and othen are on dis- play indefinitely at Gage Gallery, 4199 Campus Drive, Irvine. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Tbunday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Call 854- 5697. "Gloucester Scllooaers," an exhibit of early fishing ships as rendered by Patti Rock, and "Cllrome Steel," an ~xhibit of motorcycles through time as rendered by Jack Knight, open June 27 at the Huntington Beach Municipal A~ Galleries, at the Library and Cultural Center, 7111 Talbert Ave., in Hunting- ton Beach. Call 848-4481 . Worb by Gary Woq and Ruth .. ...., a ... will display through September at Watercolor Gallery, 1492 South coast High- way, Laguna Beach. Hours are 11 a.m. to S p.m., daily. Call 494- 8838. Tra•tparent watercolors by Gretchen WDHa-will display throuah July 29 at the Newport Beach Nautical Museum, 1714 W. Balboa Blvd .• Newport Beach. Houn arc 12 p.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Friday, Saturday by appointment. Call 673-3377. w ... ,, • .., Sdlll.-will cliiplay throup July at QuoNm Art Gallery, 374 North Coat biabway, Lapn .. Beach. Houn .. 10 Lm. to S p.m., daily. Call •• 4422. Awartl-wlaal•I pa,.lc arts pl1c11 from tbe American ........ of GraplUc Arts wilJ. .. ~Y for one ,;eet bepnin1 JalJ 7 II CryltAi Court acrcm ,... SOutb Coilllt Plaza. Call ,. ...... . W-.'J ... 11111.IAIH .. . . . . ... the Malt f..a, aad Orlando will display at Galleria Touche's newest and second location, 2901 West Coast Highway, New- port Beach starting . July 9. Hours arc 11 a.m. to I l p.m., Monday through Saturday and I I a.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday. Call 650-7330. MUSIC L 11 Elmo and the Cosmos will perform at 11 :45 a.m. on July 14 at California Scenario off Anton Boulevard behind Cen- tral Bank and Great Western Towe rs in Costa Mesa as part Headliners at the Oran1e . South Coast Plaza's Luncheon County Fair: Paul Revere and Concert Series. Admission is the Raiders on July 7; Dick Dale free. Call 241-1700, extension and the Dcltones and The Ven-300. tures on July 8; Three Dog Night on July 9; Donny Osmond on July JO; John Kay and Steppen- The New World Symphony will perform on July 12 at 8 p.m. in A Salute to Tommy Doney starring Frankie Laine and Connie Haines will take place July JO at 8 p.m. in the Orange County Performing Arts Center, Costa Mesa. Tickets arc S 14- $28. Call 556ARTS. . STAGE "Richard 11" one of Shake- speare's most lyrical histories, wilJ be presented through July 16 at the Grove Theatre, 12852 Main Street, Garden Grove. Cal~ 636-7213. "Golden Girls'" is premiering in the U.S. at South Coast Prime Tune f.naatainnwnt! Concerts undtr the stars, tvay night at th( Arlington Theatre. FREE with daily admisUon! me Eftnas, Free Fun, Eft., Day of the Fair! ICi6 8-e Contests, prim, a. rumed chanctm and shows m just pan of tht dailJ cxcilemmt ! Spon. sored by Carnation Dairies and hoMat by KYMS radio. Dlily ,... EVttY day thttt will bt I colorful, musical, fair plrack It 6pm. C.OW .. + Bada Bed Canle in a beach lettincf To add to the fun' Coppertooe will sponsor Sand Pie· tionlry Contests on borh Sarurdays, a l.inlt Mill Coppmonc ConttR on July 10, md a Smasbb.D Contest on July 17-POWtt I06 radio will b05t a dmct pen., nishdy from 6-IOpm, and a Pontiac-1p0NC>red Giant Sand Casdt will bt lindtt construction daily. COl!tall l:>u namt it, wt have it! From Olympic Honahoc Pitching co Beef Chip TOl6ins-From a Barnyard F.hion Parade to Sand Casdt BWJd. inc· The competition wiU bt livdy. iNC'.DK ... and, at mommts, funny! Brina your carMn and take your btst sh()( 1t winning the rotomlt "Many Fam Of Tbt Fair" contest! ,..,. ""' 15 -a,. ~ ""'16 -4 ti 8,... s.M,,M,17-.. An shibibon of honnumhip and rqr .. wilh bronc~ bul- ... ropm, ridm, dowm,'"" boys and cowpls. ..._,tde Speulway CoonAaa °""'1 Cf J da>-,.....,.,, ,,,,, 7 -a,.. c,m~ ""'a--.. a......-clrhm., '°'ck Yam\ Cirdt • ~ .,...W Ir\ 1tcioa-f«bd t» b I I frcm ._. 10 &.lilhl ()a.t ,._ lft flEE wilh .. Paul Rntft and the Raiden Thunday, July 7 -7 &. 9 pm Dick Dalt &: me Del Tona and The Ventura Friday, July 8 -7 &. 9 pm Three Dos Nisht Saturday, July 9 - 7&.9pm Larry Gadin & The Gadin Bro«hm Sunday, July 10 -7 &. 9 pm John Kay and Sttppcnwolf Monday, July II -7 &. 9 pm The Spinners T~ay, July 12 - 7&.9pm Fair .dmission. TKkcts for qde races arc $-i for l3 and OYtt-$2 for 12 and undtr. Prices do no< include Fair admimoo. Eveaa .....:..&. ..a..:a.. :.!-. . ' WIUI \MllJ .... mDD! If you love horses, you ' tt going to love this Fair! Eight big days of horst shows! July 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 16, 17. • • Manball Tucker Band Wcdn~y. July 1J-7&.9pm Blood. Sweat and Tears with Oniel Clayton Thomas Thursday, July 14 -7 &. 9 pm Memories ol Rock & Roll MMy Wells • Tbt Diamonds • Littk Anthony Fmby, July 15 -7 &. 9 pm Rain A Tribute co che Butlcs Sarurday, July 16 - 7 & Q pm Elvin Bishop Sunday, Julv 17 - 7 &. 9 pm Craftsman Village includes demon· strarions by •rtisans and the chance to do IOfDt shopping. TMtt's a~ tmnlal Farm, created fur Orange County's lOOlh Birthday. Don't miss the F1owtr and Gardm Show, the ~made wine exhibit, the California Wint Display and the flbuJous Wine Garden, what award. winning vincages may be sampled and special souvmir bottles &. glasses may bt purchased. • Set tht Tropical fish Colkctions, 4-H exhibits, ~ & Minerals, Uv~ stock Shows, Fint Am, Phcxogtaphy, Fims, Home Aru &. Crafts ... e whatevtt intettsts or fascinates you is bound co bt here. C. 'wll '• Thm wil bt mart rida, sa-s and prim OD tht michray fhlD fftf bdoft. Don't ... tht Olobll Whttl, I MWt milias ridt mac .... to I ~ "D>., nil md will mum.,._. lpeCill ua what the tiny ...... And in tht Flir Co.t, di.rt\ IO cmr Cll'OUld rides for tht blal Mme RD E tra• • er.if That\ 6t IC I....,._ C~ .................... . m.. ..... dDnl. n.-.s.i.•-ntpWy wt rs.AM•._. And don't fofl(( the chan<% ro pick up bargains at the com~rcial cxhiblts . . . to take the lids ro Stt the cxoric and farm animals at the Petting Zoo and The 7-Up Childrtn 's Bartl' yard .. :'lO sample grca< tastts at c~ International varitty of food and btv- cr• sta~. Thttc's a 10< co Stt and do! C.oupoo Days, Monday- Thunday, $1 Off-July 7, 11, 12, 13, •• . Get an admission discount by p1tronizing these sponson! •With Arrowhead Wiler Cou- pon (throush customtt billing) • With Chicaeo cmc. Pim Coupon (IYliW* throuth ddivery or • lrvi.nt ltoft loarions) • Ylith Copparont C.oupoo (cliltributed • pre-fair nma) • With Orqe County Tramir Diltria C.oupoo (oo OCTD ~) Repertory Theater and con- tinues through July 14. Call 9S7- 4033 for ticket information. "Madler Hieb", a poignant and heartwarming drama for f ami- lies to share will play weekends July 8-17 at the Laguna Play- house, 606 Laguna Canyon road, Laguna Beach. Tickets are $3-$5. Call 494-8021 or 494- 0743. MISC. The 96th Annual Oran1e County Fair will take place July ·7-17 and will feature food, games, rides, displays, contests and more for the whole family. Hours are 10 a.m. to midnight, daily. Admission is $4 for adults, $2 for children 6 to 12. Call 751- 3247. Special Days-Special P. ' nces. Colla Maa Raidenr1 Day, July 11 $1 off aduh, 50f off chil- dren 's admission with proof of residency. Senior Days (65 + ), Monday diru Wednetday Admission $1. Denny's Senion Day (55 + ), Tbunday, July 14 Admission $1. Speaal events, acovmcs, contests and prucs for ~niors. Pay-Oot·Prict Carnival Days, Juty 7, U , 13, 14 $7 Wnst Band includes all rides from 10am-6pm. Cbildrm 's Days, July 8 & 15 Kids 12 and under FREE admiY sion all day! All rides (kiddie&. major) 7S( to 6pm! Royal Crown c.anml FREE Rides & SU.ta FREE funclasst.S and ride cicktt wh(n you pment an empcy RC, Diet Rite or Chmy RC an at ch( ptc! RC Bantin& CoJAlplaa Im FREE Tam An Alpha Beu rqisttt receipt for $25+, that inc1udcs purcha~ of a 6-pack Ot 2 liter RC produa, plus pur· chase of a regular price .duh ticktt, gets you l FREE adult and I FREE children's admis-- sion-ncry day! • Wich nxomat Coupon (availtble at Orangt County rocomat locations) •With California Antels 1988 Season Ticktt Srub •With Yuban Cofftt Proof of Purchase (lid) •From Spruce Goose/Quttn Mary Coupon (distributed at Lhcte Long Beach attncoons) General AdmilPon Prica Gmttal (ovn 12 years old) Children (6-l2) Tots (S and under) Parking FairHaun AU Days Loadcm $-i.00 $2.00 FREE $2.00 T1kt 55 frmray to Colla~ of &mr., to 0.... Counc, fair. . pounda. Or, • 405 s. DirF Fwy. to hir virw me, IOUlh to F.irpounda. IW adclibaml infonnllion, cal (TI4) 751.fi\Jll _, ,_ 11.;.:..&Y l. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN MmCIOr..,... IALI ..... -.. s YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 12118/85. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY 8£ SOLD AT A PUBl.IC SAlE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On 7/15/88 .t 11:30 a.m. CONSOLIDATED RECON· VEYANCECOMPANYasthedu~appointedTrusteeunder and pursuant to Deed of Trust, Recotded on 12/24/85 Inst. # 85·514301 of Official Records in the office of the RecOf'der of ORANGE Coonty,Califomia executed by: ROBERT A. SELING, A MARRIED MAN AS HIS SOLE AND SEPARATE PROPERTY Will sell at public auction to the hi1hest bidder for cash, cashier's check drawn on a state or national bank, a check drawn by a state or federal credit union or a check dr(\Wfl by state or federal savings and loan association or savings bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state (checks must be payable at the time of sale in lawful money of the United States of America) at The Main North Entrance to the County Courthouse 700 Civic Center Drive West Santa Ana.CA all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County, California, descrlbinc the land therein: Lot 7 in Block 26 of Tract No. 772, in the city of Newport Beach, County of Oranae, State of California, as shown on a map recorded in Book 23, Pales · 5 and 6 of Miscellaneous Maps, in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. The street address and other common designation, if eny, of the real property described abcwe is purported to be: 427 CANAL STREET, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 The undersilned Trustee disci..ms any liability for any Incorrectness of the street address or other common desianl&n. if eny, shown hef'ein. Said sale wil be nwde, but without c:wenanl OK warranty, express or lmpfied, reprdin1 title,· possession or encumtnnces, to pey the rwnlininl principel sum al the note(s) MCUred by said Deed of Trust. with lntlfest thereon, • provided in Aid note(s), advances, if any, under the Wms of uid Deed of Trust. fMs. chatels, and expenses al the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obtiption secured by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of the Initial publication of the Notice al Sale is $63,669.61. The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust hetetofore executed and delivered to the u~ a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a written NcXice of Default and Election to Seti. The undersilned caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real pn>P8ftY is located. CONSOLIDATED RECONVEYANCE COMPANY 21031 Ventura Btvd., #202 Woodland Hills. CA. 91364 By: Ba'1>ara McGuire Trustee Officer (818) 340-4472 Date: 6/10/88 6/23, 6130,717 Fllf NO: 4549-01 ltE: Loert #3504 NOTICE OF TltUmE'S SAU 1466 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. DATED May 21, 1982, UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT PUBLIC SALE If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWYER. Stan-Shaw Corporation, a California corporation, as duty appointed Trustee under the following described Deed of Trust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH or as set forth in Section 2924h of the Civil Code, all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held under said Deed of Trust in the property hereinafter described: TRUSTOR: Mahendra Pujara BENEFICIARY: The Irvine Company, a Michigan corporation, dba Santillao Investment Co. Recorded June 4, 1982 as Instr. No. 82-189920, of Official Records in the office of the Reorder of <>ranee County; SAID Deed Of Trust describes the followin1 property: EXHIBIT "A" PARCEL 1: Lot 5 of Tract 9862 as per map filed in Book 437, paces 11 and 12 of Miscellaneous Maps, recants of Oranee County, Cafifomia. PAAC£L 2: bsements •such easements are particularly set forth in the attide entieted "'Enrments" of the Oeciarlition of CcwenMts. Col lditions and Restt ictions rec:ofded in eoc. 12305, PllelS 746 '° 813 inciusive, and t9-teCOfded in eoc. 12371 • .,.._ 3V to 394 inclusM. bolh al Olftclal Records of er.,..~. Cafffornie, .. il"POMd by ~ o.c:lel.-ion al eo.wa. Collditiolll Md ~ recorded on Juty 28. 1980 In Book 13679, SMl9ll 1266 and 1267 of Official "9c:a.ds and any amendfMntl thereto (the "Oeclerlltlon"') under the sections headinp in such attide •ltllled • '°'tows; "Utilities Md C... Televisions," "Suppoft. s.ttlenMM It and Encroechment," "Community F..-... E111ments, .. .. Print• StrMt ind Landtc•pe Maintenance" ind "Orai"'91 ~ Commun;\r Facitittel." PARCEL3: EM1menll ~ the Iota CMMd by ~ o.n.n"' for the.,.,....."~ the""* fl Gr--. ...... 1$ M "£~ Owner"' at IUCh tenM, lob Ind .....,.,. ""*.,. more COfftlll .. d) dtfined 8ftd dela1bed In ... aJllDm latdec:tetlllon ...-. in ... 12305, ..... 814 .. 175 lncMM. al OMciml ~ of Or.,.. County, c.tifamia, and '"' ..,...,., ... therek>. .. tmpoeed br Supplemel•y cUlbn lot _..lltion ,..._. on July 10, 1980 In look 13651, p..-10G5. 1031 al OMd9I -.CO.di. MAY KM.IO KNOWN AS: 10 ~Newport Bw:h, CA._, "'(If• ... IOt m or common .. ......,. is lhoww'I .... no -·--II ..., • .., .. CCIOJl1•n Ill Of conw:tr 111).• The .... a.y ...... Mid Oeid al :r~ .., ...., °' ....... al ...... "" .. otll-Dt• ............ . ........ , lltlftdMANdto ....... = .. . .,_..,.,I ................ 0...... ... ......... ., ........ ,_ ......... un•s..,.. •Ill _. IN'llPS~ tl;'Mllfr letd al....... .. .............. .... ................ IMlt .. 2f1111flHl•1 .. 1117 • .... -····· ---~· *'" the olllce al the "9catdlr al Or..-('.aunty. Said ui. wilt be Mede, but without COYenant or ~ ........ OK Implied, ,.....rdins titte, possession, or encumbnncel. to P91 the rernaininl principel sum of the obliptions l8C&nd bJ uid Deed of Trust. with interest as uld note prowided, .tvances, If any, under the t9nns of uld Deed el Trust, fees, Chaf'191 and expenses of the Trustee and of the Trusts crulwld by said Deed al Trust. Slid Nie will be hekt on July 21. 1988, 11:00 AM at the 17th street entrance of SIM-St)aw Corpontlon, 1570 E. 17th Street, Suite H, Santa Ana, California. The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obtiption secured by said property to be sold, toeether with Interest, 1.te charps, and ESTIMATED costs, expenses, and advances, as of the dMe hereof, is $5'4,128.12. · DATE: June 22, 1988 St•n·Shaw Corporation as said Trustee, STAN-SHAW CORPORATION as said Trustee, 1570 E. 17th Street, Suite H, Santa Ana, CA 92701, (714) 542· 5811 BY: Toni Gallini, Assistant Secretary 6130 717 7/14 1493 T057014 NOl1CE OF TRUSTEFS SALE "'T. S. No. 12120702i4G YOU ARE IN DEFAUl T lNlER A DEED Of TRUST DATED JUNE a. 1171. lN.ESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rT MAV BE SOlD AT A PUBUC SALE. F YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAMT YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 1lmr Tiie lnannoe Comf*'IY of c.lbnim. • co.poillllor'" .. tDnnedW nte NwlfD end TNll Com.-rt. On .U, 11. 1•. ll t:oo A.M.. T1cor Tiie en.nnce eam.-ir fll Cllll -. a ODfpcNalDft, ~ Tiie NwwlOI ... TNlt ean.-•. u cMr mppalnlld TM ... Wldlr _, ....... eo Died al Trust ,.__, .ble J5, 1971. • -ND. .... In Boak 12711 .... ., of Ollalll Al•. In ..... of .. ~ Atcllder ., 0.. CllunW. C1SaTlllo WU SEU AT "8JC AUCTION lO tDtEST llJDEA FOA CA8H OR CAii IER'S CHECIC OR O'n4ER INS1lT\lllOIML CHECK ACCEPTAILE 10 THE TRUSrEE, M rt I 8t ..,_ fll .... In mM....., al .. ~._, ... Nofft hnl ··--• .. Clunlr Clutlue. 700 CMc c.... Oltw W... a.. AM. CA II tWf. tie_, "*'911 Ollf1llMJ9d ID and now hlN br I undlr lilllt o.ed ol Trull In Ill~ ..... In Mid~ end .... •ecrlbed •: lot 2 of TrMI No. 1145 In fw Cltr of Nlwpott Bw:h, ecu,ay of er.r.e. SW of c lfcmi.. • Pw Mlp Alcof ... In leek 104 ~ so al lllC ............. In .. Office al .. ~ AlaMder al llld County. TNllDr. A. Rola _.,.Jr. end Miry E ....... hulbend and wit The .................. cammGft *•'I ....... . ... al .. ,., ,....,_ dtlll't.d Mow It ,..,,..... ID be: 1700 .,.. DfM. Nlwporl aw:n. cA..__ The ~ TNllle ~ MJ llllbllty _. lilrf lnaDl1t0t111 cl ,. .... ..._. Md oow common de19.-an, tf ....... ...... Smid ............ bu&...,. CO¥etlllrC Otwwranly, ._... or ......... na"*'a tie, 111111111110, or enaumlnnaM. • "' Ill ...... blf• IC9 cl .. nMl(I) Mand bf .W Deeit of Trull.._ f/111.TIO.ll EST., ndudng .. pnMded In Mid notl(•) ........ If.,.,,, ~ lhl 11tm1 al uid Died ol Truat. ..... d'-.gee Md ex.,.... ol Ill T..,.._ 9'd of;,. Wiii crellld bJ uid Deed al Trull Accrued In ..... Ind addieiol_, ~. if ... wil lna'l•e ......... swtat ...... The bef_..,, un6et Mid Deed of Trust heretobe eJCeCUllld Ind dlhated-ID Ill undltligned • writlln Declllilllion et Otll&At Ind o.m.nd tot Sale, and a wriaen Nob ol OtllMh and Elecllan ID Sel. The ~ cauMd Mid Nob al 0.IUt Ind Eleclion ID Sell ID be recorded In .. tJOldt where .. ,.., prraperty la -..ct. TICOA Tm.E MUAANCE COl/PNIV Of CAlFORNIA, a co•pculon, ~ TITl£ WSUAAN0E NfO TRUST COl(PAH'f, • aid TN9118, By: ~ Spefi, TNllM or psty CDnCb:tlng Nie T1oor Tile lnlUrwa ~ of Cllifomia, 1717 WUlul Grow Atle., AclemHd, CalbM 91.770 (111) 308-4634 0-: .M'8 13, 1- 6/23 6/30117 1471 CONnOl NO. 132353 NOTICI Of' TaUITIE"l IALE PfCN0.21127 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED AUGUST 14, 1984. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTtON TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU NUD ~ EXPlANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCUDfNG MWHST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On JULY 15, 1-ll ~45 A.M., P£nll flNANCtAL CORPORATION n duty appoir9d T.,,.. under end P""'*'l to 0.... al Tf'Ult NCOnlld AUGUST 21. 1914. -lnll No. 8'-349084 al Oflk:lll Rlccldl in .... office of tM ~ lllccwdlr al OMfia'. CountJ. CalilDmil. WILL SEU AT fltalC AUCTION TO HIGHEST .x>ER fOR CASH. ~ CHEac OR CERTIF1ED CHECK, CHECKS ... 8Y A CREIMT UNION, SAVINGS ANO LOAN AllOCIATION. A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. Olt SAWtQ8 IWI(. lllllOflZlld to dD bul'n 111 In ....... of c.lltDml9, ..., ••• 1 .. time ~ .... in ...... ...., al the Unlld -. 11t THE MAIN (NORTH) OfTMNCE TO 1H1 COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 700 CMC CUITQt WQT, IMTAMA. CA. • a1 f11H. ...... _... ~ eo Md now held br It under Uld.Diild al Trull in the prOf*tY delcribed lV . -'UHBTA• records of Or-. County, California. EJcceptlns tttetef1om Units 1 to 43, lnclushle • lhoWn and described on the ptMl and the eM~ dlc:Jaqtion. Except therefrom all oil, ps, mlnerats and oetter hydrocarbons, below a depth of 500 feet. without the rflht of surt.c::e entry, as ntSeNed in instruments al record. PAACEL3: A non-exclusive easement for inaress. esress and enjoyment in and to Lot 2 of Tract No. 7~. ~shown on a map recorded in Book 323, Paps 11 to 16 inclusive of miscellaneous maps, records of Orange County, California. APN# 933·38-282 TrustorGLORIA B. SANTAMARINA Record owner: SAME The street address and other common desienation, if any, of the rul property described above is purported to be: 4 SUMMERWALK COURT, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92663 The undersianed Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common desianation, if any, shown herein. Said ule will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, reprdina title, possession, or encumbrances, to pey the unPlid belance of the noll(s) sec::ufed by said Deed of Trust, plus as prtMded in said note(s), ldvlnca, if any, under the terms of uid Deed of Trust, fees, ctwaes. and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts creMed by uid Deed of Trust. At the time of the initial publication of this notice, the total amount of the unpaid bllance of the obfiption secured by the above described deed of trust Md ntlmMed costs, expenses •nd acMncft is $113,406.23. The beneficlaty under Slid Deed of Trust ....,.,,.,., executlld and deliwr9d to the undersicned a writWt Ded....tion of Default and Oemend for Sate, Ind• written . Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undenilNd caused uid Notice of o.t.ult and E1ection to Sell to be recorded in the county where the rul popetty Is loc:Med. hfty conductinl.... . PUU.E nNANCIAl CORJIORATIOH, 197 EAST HAMIL· TON AVf.NU£. CAMPBELL. CA 95008, Phone (408) 866- ~ DMt: JUN( 13, 1• PUUE FlNANCtAl CORPORATION, TRUSTEE. JANICE L EM£$, ASSlSTANT VIC£ PRESIDENT 6123 6/30 1 n 1474 nc1111UU1 ••••us MMllTA1lmlff The fotlowi"I person is doint business as Auto- tronx, 1603 Meu Dr., SA HeChb. CA. 92707. Vincent JoMph Lyduch, 1603 Meu Dr., SA Hetlhts. Ca92708. This business is con· ducted by '" incfMdull. (Sitned) Vincent J. Lyduch This stltement wa filed with the County Clerk of Or.,.. County on June 27, 1981. flle No. F-384592 6/30, 117, 7114, 7/21 1489 F1CTITIOUI ....... NMll ITATIMIJln The foflowinc per900 is doina bu~ness as Executive SWeeb, 1023 EJ Camino, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Kathleen Louise Kitts, 3620, Marine #1, Santa Ana, CA 92704. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The reaistrant com- menced to trans.act busi- nessunder the fictitious business name listed 1bcwe on 6-15-88. (Sianed) Kllthryn L Kitts This mtement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranp County on June 27, 1988. File No. F-384593 6/30,717, 711 7/211485 MUii ncn•.,...,••m ,._ ITATIMIJIT Thi,_,.... persons are doina business as Lyon Communitiel/Mdns (T""' tin) •'II a cl.... 19 Corpo-'* ...... Nftport Bw:h, CA92660. LC/F No. 3 (Akint), a CalitDmle ..... l*tner· ...... 19 CorporMe fltm, NallPQft a.ch. CA 92660. Mn Oeu1l~lt Com-...,, • c.Nfornia corpcn. tian. 1 CMc ...... Suit. 111, Nawpc'1 BMch, CA tft61. TM• bu1ine11 11 con· .... -....... l*t· .... The Nlltttant c:om- fMlad • hlwt .... ... "'* ... tlc:tlllous bu1ln111,_lllllC9.._. ........ ~LCIFNo. J(Mdna) by. Lion c.mmurt'lt11, 1nt.. .:=:re Mlnt-OtNIDllfMftl Coftt. Ina Call Cenldifl *· = CIO nll 1•11-·-~ .. .. Cuiey Cllrtl " ~~----~-... ,. .... .,.. 1n. 1114. " 7111 ... 1-41104 flCliiiOUI ••tut NAME ITATIMIJIT The '°'lowi"I person is doif1I business as 0 .L. Cun· ninlhem, Inc., 215 River· side Dr., Newport 9each, CA 92663. David L. Cunnin1ham, ·Inc., a California corpora· tion, 215 Riverside Dr., Ne~ Buch, CA 92663. This business is con· ducted ~a CCJfJKQtlon. The re1i1trant com· • menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed abo'le on 5/25/88 CSianed) David L Cunnin&ham. Lawrence J. Cunningham, President This statement was fited with the County Clerk of Orance County on June 22, 1988. File No. F-384224 6/30, 717.7/14 7/21 1496 1-41021 ncnnous.,.... NAiii ITATDllNT The foHowinc persons are doina business as Extra Stor11e-Hu ntin1ton Beach, 4750 Von Karman, #101, Newport Beach, CA 92660. . James E. Rodeen, 4750 Von Kannan, #101, New· port 9each, CA 92660. Richard A. Hanson. 22205 Shady Rim Circle, El Toro, CA 92630. Richln:t 8. leVine, M.O., Retirement Fund, 801 N. Tustin Avenue, #607, Sera Ana, CA 92705. This business Is con- duct.s -a ...,.,.i pett-nenhip. The r .. lstrant com· menced to tranuct buli· ,,... und9r the fk:tttiout ~neme lilted.-. on Merdt 15, 1-. ~---Lltod9tl1 This .......... -tiled -.. County aft al Or-.~ on June 16, 19. Fiie Ne. f ·313635. 6130. 1n. 1114 7121 ·~ ... on 9/124/87. (Sitned). Ttt• Applicant ScrMnina Company of America, Incorporated Thomas C. Lawson President This statement wn filed with the County Clerk of Oranee ee>unty on June 27, 1988. File No. F-384590 6/30, 717, 7/14 7/21 l"R7 RCTmOUI BUSINESS ~ NAME STATEMENT The fofloWinc per$0f'IS are doin1 business as Makin WaYeS Partnership, 128 Via Havre, NB 92663. Robert Yates, 128 Via Havre, NB 92663 Jeff Pence, 725 Vi~ Lido Soud, NB 92663 Gene Buchanan, 3508 Alana, Sherman Oaks, 91403. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. The re1istrant com- ~ lo tranw:t busi· ness under the fictitious businlls ,.,,.. listed abow on June 30, 1981. (Sianed) Rabeft YMll This .....,.,_,. was filed with the County Clettl al Or.,. County on June 17, lMI. Ale No. F·384591 6130, 1n. 1114 7/21 1492 1-41- Wmncl ..,N0""'11..,.ICI• Of IU111 Of UY ............. NlllW 10 Al••tD llTA11 llO. A 141771 To .. heirs. beNlficilries, credifltH, conti11e1nt cred· ;ton. and ps10nS who may be othenrlM inlerested in the will or ettM1 al GAY BENNION COlE AKA GAY B.COlE A petition hlS been filed by HAROLD J. GRAY ANO .DAVID R. COLE in the Superior Court al ORANGE County reque1t1n1 that HAROLD J. GRAY ANO DAVID R. COLE (NAMED IN CODICIL AS DAVID H. COLE) be appointed as per- sona I representative to administer the estate of the decedent. The petition requests authority to administer the est.te under the lndepend· ent Administration of btMesAct. A helrinc on the petition will be held on 7 /20118 at 1:45PM in Dept #3 loclted at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA92701 IF YOU oeJECT to the pntlfll of the petition, you should ettMr appNf .t the hearin1 and state your obfections or file written obiectk>ns with the court before the hHrinl. Your fPPW'MCe may be in per· son or by "'I04lf ~· IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Of • conti,,..nt ct8ditor of the dec••ld, you mull file "/04lll claim with the c:ouft or pr9Mnt It '° the ...... representetive 1ppointed by the court within four months from the .. al first ~ of letlitr's as prcMdld In ....., 100 °' theCelltcr• ....... Code. The time fQr .... deims .... not ..... prier '° faur inOnlN frilln ..... of the -..... nilCld ..... YOU MAY aWINl the -.... .., .. court. If'°" ......... ilillilltld In the ....... '°" mlY .....,. upon ttte eucww or ..................... ..... ,... tllW tM 1 11 cueor flit .... ............ ..... ................... __ ........... ..... _ .............. ...... .... ,, ..... -.. Inv__, Md...., ..... ............. _..°' .. , •• GM flit ...... .............. iaoo ilNl 12GO.laftlllltaltOl•ila "tr•O.. ,,....., tar...-.ur.m1•~. POWAlllmTHIWAY, A .... llllONM. LAW p-:.1i=! ... .............. 1121111 II Wft'A .... Cllau• lllD7H7/14 i.- AY 1. t• THE NEWPORT BaGN ,_II .CLASSIFIED INDE)( AflNOUNCEllENTS Annaunc:inc .......... ~ a.uty Aids .......... 213 Cerd of Thank• .•..... 201 Cem•ry Lots ........ 201 Florists .•............. 207 F ...... Directory ..... 205 FUMnl Services ...... 206 Helllh Aids .... ,, ..... 214 Lepl Notices ......... 212 llUSINUS Investments ...•...... 828 Money to Loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 ()ppottunities .•....... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ u• a & lllVICE Antical• ............. 808 ApJRtFW* .•••••••.•• 806 Aslll••--W.ie.d ..• 807 A11c:tion1 ••••••..••.•• 814 ................... 811 Business Equipment 818 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 Furniture •.•......•••. 800 Fumibn WMted ..... 805 a.. Sales ......... 705 Jewelry •.•••....•..•• 812 Marine Supply$ .....•. 906 Mite. for Sale ......... 809 Mitc. Wanted ......... 810 Dall & c.tS ........ , .trl4 Livestock ........ : .... 825 Birds ................ 826 REAL ESTATE Acreace ..........•... 5 11 Apts. Furnished ..•.... 407 Apts. Unfurnished .••. 408 Bld1. 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 Garages for Rent ...... 400 Hau1el1119Pin1 Rooms &13 Hotels ........•...•.. 416 Industrial . . . . . . . . 506 ti 9'.ue I td Property ...... 509 LaM Shore Property 515 Lots tor Sale ........... 5 10 Mobile Homes ........ 917 Mortpae & TO ....... 607 Motets ..•............ 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office SpKe ......... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Rut Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Rut Estate for Xchc ... 517 Real Estate Loan5 ...•. 600 Rooms for Rent ...•... 410 Musical Instrument .•. 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Locfces-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 EMPLOYMENT Aaencies ............. 300 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent RESORT PROPERTY SERVICES Lost & Found ......... 210 Pets & Supplies ....... 823 For Sale .............. 4 ltS Schoo4s .............. 608 Penonats ............ 211 Opportunities •........ 305 Pt'eparation . . . . • . . . . 307 Sporti,.i Equipment ... 819 /Unfurn ............ 406 Rental .............. 417 ~tuat1on Wanted .... 308 Directory of Business Services BOOKKEEPING A PAIN? Let Georae do it Profes· sional, computerized reports. Taik>red to your needs. Small business & i ndivi dual specialist. Licensed tax preparer.· George Beinstadt. The Com~at Bookkeeper. 714--2002 •AnonteJ ATTORNEY AT LAW JAMES F. LECK SPECIALIZING IN: •Personal Injury •Auto Injury •Boats, Bikes, Aviation, Etc. , •Malpractice: 1 Legal or Medical •Work-Related Injury •Insurance Claim.s •Product Liability •Wrongful Death •No charge for Legal Consul- tation. No recovery. No attorney fees. 2372 South· East Bristol #8 Newport Beach 152-0IOI CARPETING at direct wholesale prices installed. All major m.nufacturers and .... Can for .., appt. 714-567-3526 CHILD CARE/ HOUSE- KEEPERS AVAILABLE Live in or out, caring, dependable, screened to meet your needs. Domestic Excellence ~832-3665 LOVING, RELIABLE DEPENDABLE Nannies, housekeepers available live in-out Prescreened. $100 a wk. 664·5108 BABY /CHILD CARE in my Mesa V«de home. Across from ---o.y time. KMhy 556-7916 CHILD CARE OFFERED FT PT MY HOME. DAYS EVE. FENCED YARD, REF. 760-2581 PT BABY SITTER NEEDED FOR 3 month old bllbv. Must have own transportation to COM. Call Liz at 720-1852 NEWBORN Nurseries, precious baby care, near South Coast 'Ptaza. 754- 1079 BABYSITIER PT AS NEED. 2 boys 2 and 3'n yrs. 721-8322 IS YOUR . BABYSITTER ON VACATION? Day Care wai&able in my CM home, daily _or weekly. Mary 65().2864 MARY KAY COSMETICS, Diane Stowe, Profes· =-~Consul· CHILD CARE eCnlcllt HOUSEKEEPEL -MAJOR--CR£D-1T_CAROS!_ AVAi LAB LE R11rdless d cndt his· tory. Also, new credit card. No one refused! For Liw in/or out. arin1 dependable, screened to meet your needs. Domestic uceflenceA· llf'CY· 714-832-3665 •Alff DAY CAllAvail· ... in CGlta Mesa Home. F'l or pWt time, M.,y 650-2864 FULL TIME BABYSIT· TING In mt_ home. &alb. ... 673-4769 Of 559- 4217 infot'nwtion cal 1·315- 733·6062 Ext M364. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! R111 cllss d a9dit his- tory. Also. new Cl9dit. No one rwfused. For infor· mlltion c-9t 1-315-733· 6062 Ext M369 c.~'-·· ~~r.J..~ '\·~ 71. ~' "'4""• Full gardening service. seasonal flower plantina. Landscaplna. sprinkler yard improvements, lawn treatment, weed control, routine mainte- nance (spt'ina renova· tion). licensed/bonded. 894-6665, Rey Penwd. LANDSCAPING & Tree Service & Clean lips. Monthty Fee. Jim 553· 1554 •Dom•ltic HOUIP'''BI& WIEIWNCY Has immediMe apenqs for live In/Out House· keepers. Exo. p1efened. Soanish Ok. All Jobs 10096 Free. (714) 951-6110 LICENSED AND BONDED __ _ LIVE-IN COMPANION AID, 714-669-1148 MAXI MAIO (55 min to a clean house). Flat rate service. Team cleaning. 521-7837, 648-2154 LIVE-IN NEEDED M·f . 2 yr & 6 Yr. Turtle Rock. Fee nee. En1uish e· ferred. Cat Lie . 851-2442, E'le 2 •Fln111 . . -- • t _, --. : 1 ·· .JN 2 MOS !!.; . . . I' .. ~ '. ' ' ' ' • _ _J • o ·~ L --~ i.~ t , ' . • ' • • . , .. -I . :.. -.. ......... ..,,,: . -... _ l/';.~lr!l 147-71~1-3712 QUALITY LAWN SER· '11CE. Lawn service awif· able~ to mow & eciae. Cat 631...t535 •Home= &-. BEVELED & STAINED GLASS ART/ DOORS ~ ....... & uwe. =---==·= .... ,.. .• Cll ... Att.131 . FREE CONSUMER SERVICE Call for names of competent licensed & bonded~ to remodel~"· clean and te. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFERRALS INC. (714) 131-7200 PROFESSIONAL WIN · DOW TINTING ~our house or mine. Ref. 855- 4160 24 hr home ,.,.tr, small jobs ~quick ~easy. CaN for free phone.quote on afl work. 760-7205 MAINTENANCE CONCEPTS FENCING SPECIALIST ~. construction, pfumbi,._ etc. 714-857- 4728 MAINTENANCE CON· CEPTS Fencinc. Special· ist EJec:trical Construe· tion Etc ... (714) 857· 4728 ROOM ADDITION. Remodeling, decks, patio covers. lie. & bonded. Call for free est. 546-5403 LOCAL MOTH El/ DAU8HTD TUii will cle•n l_OUr ~use or omc:e. 1 ~· Clean and conscientious. 857 · 8501 CARPET CLEANING SERV1CE Shampoo & Steam Clean1n1 Spotlifters, Deoderizer Included. 2RMS & HALLWAY $39.95 t'tOGERS CARPET ClEANING 7 DAYS014) 472-0230 ASK A80Uf HOST ORY CHEMICALS l & B Been in Bus Since 1980 HAPPY GALS HOUSE· ClEANING. Profeuional houHclunir111 . in your .... Weetlty.l Bi -weekty, monthlJs.... .. H:. and Banded. ~-3653 PROftSSIONAL HOUSE Cl11~Elc1l•lt Ref. "'--723-0994 PET /HOUSE SI TTING available. Ref. if req. Call Ruth 551-8363 a.m. GOING ON VACATION? Mature woman will take care of your house, pfants or pets or your children. Exec ref, reas. Mrs. Shearer 646·2251 UNIQUE GARDENING AND LANDSCAPE SER· VICE. Est. in area since 1973. We do tree trim· mtnc. cteanups mowmc and ed1in1. comptete rs:"in& service. 646· For a depend•ble dry wall company caJI M is· tic Interiors 556· 1160 ... small repairs. Room addition. Custom texture CONCRETE PATIOS. Orive·decks, concrete reserved w/ epoxy store. Brick·blockwork. Lie. 966-2134 eMUlic LI 11 Di1S MUSIC LESSONS. your home by Mr. Palmer Jr Hi. &Md Dir 33 yrs in o.c. All brass & wood· winds. 642-n1s •Pla1....,. PLASTERING ac:c:eptiol 11 jobs in Or-. County to escape desert heat. Sharit'll office suite with son John Biondi Ptaster- ifll Co. EJcceflent custo-mer Ref. "Low~ res bids. Be sun! and ask for JS. 714-836-~29 PLASTERING Acceptina jobs in Or-. County & LA County to escape desert heal Low CNfJf- head, reas. bids. Also painttfll and ~-... and smatl jobs welcome. Customer ref. and ask for JS. 619-341·2988 ...... , EL£~ POE.MS tor MT'/ occau>n on P8rchment. 960-..a87 ELEGANT POEMS For .., occasion on ==r= .. f.dnl •Pool Service FINEST QUALITY SER· VICE & R(PAI RS. 20 yrs. experience. Pre Season Special: 1 month FREE service. Free estimate & pool analysis. Evans Life Guard Pool Service. 546· 8008 STEAM CLEANING Newport Power c aeaning •Sidewalks eOriveways •Boats.Docks -Restaurants ~°n> 675-2523 •Tie DEAN THE TILE MAN Leaky showers. t ile/ ceramic safety bars/ i nstall I rep a tr I acid wash/re-grout. shower doors, new & repair. & ~umbing. __ LicM32332. Call 675-8212 Of 846· 8526 VIDEO PROJECTOR- Ultimate quality, Pano- sonic, projects 50 inch to 80 inch screen TV and computer. RGB input used once. Cost $7,000. Askin1 $4,500. 7.21· 1438 ................ PAPER HANGING, remo- val and instadina d .. , wall cc:M!f ~ and also interior peinti~net stainq and · · "8- Cafl Ancty 548..4015 $1.50 PER DAY Thafsall ~ pay for 3 lines . 30-day minimum in our ! SERVICE DIRECTORY call tomy!! ASK FOR INEZ CALL 631-8120 EXT 16 I 201-Cemetery Lots CEMETERY PLOTS: Pac1f1c View Memorral Park. Newport Beach, CA Vista Del Mar Plot, Graves A,B,C-Lot 90. $600.00 each, all 3 tor $1500.00 cash. Contact M.0. Bennett. 2405 Kala· n1anole Ave, Apt 209. Hilo, Hawaii 96720 210-Lost& found ____ _ LOST SIAMESE CREME & GRAY FEMALE. The East Bluff area. J..nv infor· mation please .-;aft 759· 9957 REWARD 211~ MAJOR CttEDtT CARDS! REGARDLESS OF CREM HISTORY. ALSO, NEW tREDIT CARO. NO ONE REFUSED. FOR INFO. CAil 1·315-733- 6062 EXT M 386 TWO PROFESSIONALS seekifll a third to share expenses. of specious, ctean, very nice, comfor- table Mesa Verde home. Monthty rent $500 + util· it 1es/expenses split, security deposit & refer· ences required. Call Mr. Green at 642-9310 Days (or 545-8589 Eves) ~""'° ORVILLE WANTS YOU! Lookin1 for friendly, independent peop'8 to work •s c~s at our SNICk locMion llt New· port Fnhion Isa.id. Both deys & elM shifts 8Wlil- .ole! If ••emd. visit us at Irvine Ranch Farmer's Mkt. in Atrium Court, or cal (714) 640- 7701 GET MIO FOR R£AD. INCi $100.00 9'11'. ... -...: Mll~l11. 111 s; Lil'clln -... ....Ill ... Join The Leader of Office, Automation If~ have these skills: •P.C. •Wordprocessin1 •o.ta Entry •File Clerks •Typi~t •Accounts ~yable •Receptionist •Leaaf/Executive •SeCretaries All Shifts Availat.le Come to our Costa Mesa location 2790 Harbor Blvd. Suite 109 Mon-Fri 9am-3pm Proper 1.0. reQuired For more information calt Costa Mesa (714)S57-4427 Anaheim (7 l 4)S35-4900 Long Beacto (714)490-9551 \:ln1FOrCe· terHpor-r •Of"vlc•• '"'"' ~.II 1.0 .1. EARN $7.75 HR. We need assistance in eva· luating and responding to daily work reports sub- m itted by our agents throughout the state. No experience necessary; work at home. For infor· mat ion send self· addressed, stamped envelooe 9~ inches long to: AWGA. Dept E, Box 49204, Atlanta, GA 303S9 FEDERAL STATE AND CIVIL SERVICE JOBS NOW HIRING, Your area $13.SSO to $59.480. Immediate openings. Call 1(31S) 733-6063 Ext. F369 GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $?00 per title. Write PACE C947, 161 S. Lincoln Way, N. Aurora, ll60542 GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,400-$72,500 Now Hiring. Excellent benef · its. call 504-649-7922 Ext. j-8348 •FUN WEEKEND JOB* You choose when. Give out samples in market, near your home. 962· 5688 GIRL FRIDAY with good telepho~e voiceJ accurate typing ano ~with figures. A car- ing office in Corona del Mar. 759-1150 PART TIME AM. Week· ends, late afternoon. week days. Must be 18, good drivina record. Call 12 Noon to 7 p.m. 540- 3008 HIRING ASSISTANT Managers and staff. If you like WOfkin1 in a pleasant at~os here and meetina ,join Cinnamon Roi fair. Aootv in person. Z20~ Marine Ave., Balboa Island DISTRICT MANAGER FuM time, full benefits, afternoons. Call Jeff 540· 3008 SALES PEOPLE 14 -F/ T (32-35) HRS PIT. We want the best! Desire mature peopte who are enthusiatic & outaoina. Retail sales exp. ~ired. We offer com· petithle ..... bonus plans & oppt for ~Womens clothln1 & ex1. Call Mk:helle/Julie 71'6722· 8722 GIFT/COSMETtC CLERK/ASSISTANT MANAGP. hcellent ~-....... ,... .. adctll!d ..,. .... .-.nn OVERSEAS JOBS, TAX FREE INCOME ALL OCCUPATIONSl. COM- PANY PAID BENEFITS. Call (305) 456-6603 or send resume to: World-wide~ 1126 s. Federal HWy ff322, Ft l.audef'dele, FL 33316. Adwnce fee-full refund if ~~:SS: overseas employment agency. -HIRING GOVERNMENT JOB YOUR AREA. $1S 000-$68,000. Call (60l) 883-888S EXT 337S. GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $100. per title. Write ACE B947, 161 D .. Lincoln Way, N. Aurora, ILL 60542 OVERSEAS JOBS, Tax free income all occupa· tions. Company paid benefits. Cati (305) 456· 6603 or send resume to Worldwide Employers, 1126 S. Federal Hwy #322, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316. Advance fee full refund if not placed over· seas per contract. Licensed as an overseas employment agency. RECEPTIONIST /Prac· tice Builder for holistic pain center on Fashion Island. Mature will train. M-W·F..4 Aft/Eves. Tue· Thu $1 .50 hr., 40 hrs a week. Lve message. Fr. held651-l 76S HIRING! GOVERNMENT JOBS -YOUR AREA. $1S,000-$68 000. Call (602) 838-S885 Ext 337S NOW HIRING YOUR AREA. $13,SSO to $59,480. Immediate openings. Call 1~315· 733-6062 Ext. #F 369 ORANGE COUNTY REG· ISTER is looking for full time assistant manag· ers. $5.75 hr, 30 to 40 hrs per wk. Full benefits + gas allowance. Good driving record & proof of ins. (714) 540-3008 12 Noonto1PM HELP WANTED College or Hi2h School student; as office assistant C.D.M. part time. 644-4022 "ALL CASH BUSINESS" National Company seek self-motivated person to own and operate their own business. Census re-ports show average profit of $1,370.63 per month expanding to $3,289.50 due to com· pany's participatiM. Ser· vice company owned accounts currently han· dling Frito-lay and other name brand food pro- ducts. Requires approx· imately 8 hours perweek and investments of $15,000 cash for equJp· ment. Call toll free l ·800- 782-1550 Operator 4-S, anytime. AUTOMOTIVE needs part time telephone sales rep, for account follow up, re-order. Tel· eohone sales exp pref. f>\easant phone person· ality r~quired. Airport area. 7~2054 GOVERNMENT JOBS $1S,400-$721~. Now hirinc. Excel~ benef. itS. Call 504-649· 7922 ExJ2550 GET PAID:! READING 800KSf 100.00. P£R TITL:E. Tt 'AK· DM7, 1,1 S. Uncoln Wrr/. N. Alnra. ILIGM2 SECRETARY NO SHORTHAND $26,000 + Pr,stialous developer seeks your sharp skills and exp for posh N.P. offices. Interface with R.E. industry pros and 1et on the track for further arowth . OMS Office Mates (714) 7~ 6070. E.0 .E. CUSTOMER SERVICE READY SET GROW $18l000 + Growing Irvine Spectrum Company is introducing new prc)duct line, and you can get in on the ground floor with _your people skills. OMS Office Mates (714) 768-6070 E.O.E. RECEPTIONIST LEARN WP $21,000. Ground floor oppt! Bring ·your good typing and f)eOPle and people skills. Brand new, fast pace. Santa Ana office. Looking for your desire to grow with them. OMS Office Mates. 768-6070. PARTIIME FLEX HOURS to $8.42 hr. 3 positions available. Locations Santa Ana, Mission Viejo, Newport Beach. (714) 768-6070 E.0.E. SECRETARY $21,000. PROMOTION. Opens oppt. with top Newport Beach developer. Secur· ity and growth are there for you. OMS Office Mates (714) 768-6070 E.O.E. HIRING JOBS-Y~~ area $15,ooo.mooo. cau 602-13'·!11GP5, Ext. 3375 IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES ALL IHIF IS • WEEKENDS • FULL: I PART· n. WE OFFER: 80ID PAY•DEITAL. OPTICAL I •DICAL lllUll'.ICE • CllEDIT illlOI PRMLEIEI • PllOFIT Wiii • UllFORMI • 11WllllG I CERTIFICATIOl ·fll llC.) • SHIELD SECURITY, INC. 1063 N. GLASSELL ST., ORANGE (714) Sil ~181 (714) •• lt91 JOBSll a.....Labor Electrical & Mechanical Assernt>ten. Production Shippina a. ReceMnc T ectinicians ~ C.11 Dorothy At ~ (714)540·1008 , .................. _.,..,,, .... c.p. 2414 South F1irview S..ite 214, S.nta An1 NO FUS FINANCE DEPT of an Insurance Holdin1 Com· pan¥ is e~ndina _and has immediate e>perungs for motivated self star· ters, with aood oral & written communicatiQn and organizational and analytical skills insu· ranee and/or bankifll a plus. Accountant-cash Manaaement. Oeareed accountant with 1-2 exp or individual t::!uy related work expertenc:e wiH be con· trollina cash activity and monitorinc investment P.C. eJY>. req. Accoun· tant-RE insurance delreed accoum.nt with two to four~ exp will be responsible for all RE insurance accountin1 activity. Reauires F /S """*8tlon. C-L Miiin· trince and RE lntu· ranee Computer~ Maintenance. Send resume to P.O. Box 85467, San Di11o. CA 92138. E.O.E. RECRUIT & GROW RICH. Hetp me find men & WOt11lfi, who.,. to he fuH time. ~ pt time and eam 6 flaure income. You Cln wn Sl,000.3,000 ~month for ....... -Hudlon 714-553-1551 OFFICE OVERLCNJ WE HAYE IMMtDIA1£ (ftMQ e 111-PC e WDRDSTAR e IORDPERFECT e IDLTIIUTE • DtSP1.Am1TE e WAllS e LOTUS 1-2-3 left& & Short r!f11 Assi"'meats e llm SSS • hW hcllilts • '"hf (11~). 474-2974 !a.Q! ~all llnlll '130 IM91EO(10094 F• RECEPTIONIST LITE TYPING OK, $20,400+ , .. , ........ ~-==-:..-=-= .... 11[11 ...... .... _ ............ .. In Narz::=' lnft. Oll5 ()lb ..... 7IM070 WORD PROCESSING Fun of'liQ8 $19,000+ Bonus. Upbe9t m1mptw9 Md ~~~ of .... bonds fun • . .,_people OM5 ~ ....... (714) 768-6070. E.O.E. • CRUISE SHf PS NOW HIRING all position1. Both skilled end unskilM. For informe. =' ~615) 292-6900 SECRETARY, MORE THAN A • SECT. $23.000t-++ YOUt ldmin s:~from~· to...,. ...... ~ °'*' ...... Ind °'* apeclil " tt\:.~ •• , ~· ......... -~ .......... ........... tHltt tPAY MTESt RN's., .. 130 .. . LVN's ., • '19 .. . A NlficMlfidl ,.,,., ... ..... ...... ,., ...... (714J tn.o717 ·-· ,.,._,.. DAYllhW•1• PlimLl"!"'I ""',.,. •.. ,. ...... nr•1111111 HJtl In• ........ ,... .. ............. ., .. ................... Lire ......... .. ,. ... , ...... ..... .::: ... ,. ...... ,, ..--•••,..... ~ wa n•J••• "' ClfWWUIACAU.1 .. ,_ ~t• mur• • -·"" ••rr•• .... "" .... nt-41tt ..,. ....... ,. .. ,, ......... 0 ....... •M'311a1 .. tYt. •l't U 1 ... 1 I .,......, == ~-- ACCOUNTING Acc:cMtt Clerk $21,000. lncr1111 ·~= It~·~ ... ble NPB firm. Solid ........ Ask -E2001. OM5 OMce ...... (714) 76M070 E.O.E. Yll, YOU CAii ·mt ... "' .... ... ...... ,._ IQ 2 1•1J1111111. . .... ,,,, ...... •JESl·1.-1,.... I GI 11?1 Pu&1i1F •YE11.,... v ..... • •llRF ;a *YEll·••111••11t • ,_ ,, 2 7 ft "h .. ..................... .................. CJ I I ;11 u.... .......... •wsA-lrr a 1. .. ., .. .,."'" -1111 I eN-TtTI .-TAMM .... ttn 181W nt.-tt .. ._ .... ,,. .... ..., .......... . .. , ... .., 9 •• ,,. •• ___ ....,. DRAl{E OFFICE OVERt.CMD TElfORMY llld 19TOPElll POITDI AVAUl.E ellC8'tiliSIS •Clllb '•lJlists eS.lltDI ... --• ...... I .. ••• 1111 am ... , .......... - ..... ...... Maldmi andPlldV1Hlan1> ' (714) 474-2974 114111•11rml Slite 138, Im• 1~ FREE EOE ..... A llllF IRlllY ....•.. ,.,._ .,...1rw1mm ""'t•:-..... ......., In\ nu Ill .,..... c..IJ ....... ................ ts118 I IJlt' 111 .. II , .. •: ..... Pt.11111 .. .............. .......... ...... ..... ....,, ... ..,. r: ... ..., 111•--. .. lrt412IO-t070 20 b9culM hft "*8190 lrvn WOAD PROCESSOR 3 Positioi\S to $24,000. BEAUTIFUL FASHION ISlAND OFFICES. Great t.,owth potential and •fits. AH~ need W/ P skHl1 and Hean do" Mtitude. Ask for #£2014. OM5 Office Mas 768- 60?0. E.O.E. GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS: PASE·E947, 161 S. ~y. N. Aurora, ILL'°542 TEL£MARKETING REPS NEEDED for ctassic bllllt IHIDn. At. the flW. formlq Arts Center. E.ntri. s.llrv •Inst commiuion. , RM fun mlldlw ... frtelidt and $.'55&-~121....,,.,. - -----p -· ' '*WORD* * PROCESSING * t20 ... hour •YOU: • ~ 0 mrkrun 6 monh eicperlence * ~ Wot<S9b. Wofd»elfec:t * Pam°" l"t**'vn tlllrlg ~ * ~ b long ond that *"' tlmPOf av Oll6gl men11 MN WE 8UARANT&: $20 tor 1lt 8 ton WOf"8d on 1lt ~ (nUf WOftt «> hcu WOftt ~ ........ ~ .. CJt'-~cnorote. ._. NIAii Jo'flla6"9MWJo~, QMLWIDMJI DRAKE OFFICE OVERl..OAD (71~) 474-2974 18400 Von KOittO\ #130 kWle PACIFIC OPERA Looki.. for the perfect' s>M timt ~ are articue.tiit, . and love 0P.9!.a you have found it! seekinc com- mitted sales reps for seaso'! subscription campe1an eve hours on base/commission plus daily ash bonus. Cati Marl< from 1-5 at 546-. 7372 GENEllAL OFFICE RUDY TO QIOW1 121.000 DoortD .. Ewtldwe ..... ~in b ......... oc Airport .,.. aMce9. Your 8DOd tJpqandW/P .... .... the ... A9k tor#£ 2031 . 7-..070. OM5C>mc.MNI. E.O.E. SECRETARY LEGAL $21,500+ ~ .... ...,...,. in oc Airport --ftrm . =:--~::;s #£2037. 7-..070. OM5C>mc. ....... E.O.E. EASY WORK! Excellent pay! Assemble products at home. Call for infor. mation. 312-741-8400 Ext. A 2550 SECURITY OFFICER for NPB market. wanted unarmed. senior citizens OK. $5.25 per hr.1.. cofl collect (818)989-u366. Efficiency patrol and auard serv. .. .-: :•-•H•• a • ..., ...... 11•stt± 1g11QS lllllllllfl _,. II JI PF J 'IJI tr• fll I 1111111 ... • •-• •E••·-• Pl'•Pt ,,_ ..... u11fl1u-• .. u a J ... ....,_.. .... =! -...,.-... :.= _ -.LY•••••n I I LA Hiii• ~-~ ;a Mm'••-._ ......... ... Unhu.., ~-t11• a.. IM"9 • 1rw. 1111 lo ............ c..-- 1151_ .... ...., ............ ,.._ll ·r Illa: ...... 1f11l1 ................. T-.0&_. SECRETARY TEAM WORK $20,000+ GET PAID FOR READING books! $100.00 per title. Write: PASE-A4041161 S. Uncolnway.N. Aurora, 1~60542 Your team spirit and aood typina could ,_.,, the door to ~s ~,:!,N~H~ :_~ fashion Island firm. 'il Ind respondin8 GtNt bef'..:-a. Ask for to · work reports subs #El 945. 768-6070. OMS mftt by our •1ents Office MMes. E.0.E. ~the state. No SUNSHINE samR SER· ~ necessary; VICE h. · Ex to compa.te train-now •Ml-p. work It home. for ~I and c:onpn-. ~..., lddresled eons far the~. Must to AWGA. Dept E. Boie h8ve ref, own~- 49204 Atlanta GA' tion. Gd-~Flex hrs. 30359 • • Sue 966.1 CRETARY TOP SPOT 000+. DYNAMf C A MESA CO. *ks pd riaht tw1d to top exec. Profession•Hsm and mod skills. inctud• irW Slt. Blr•b stltt It once. Ask for E2010. OM5 OMce Mlt8s 768- 6070. E.O.E. RECO'T. Who needs typo inll $19,000+. YCNI per- taiWtty n pro runner • .. men impw1Mt thin ·::r·· =-Ind ~ MESA LAW . W1rm if!~ EASY WORK! Ex~lent PllYf Auemble pR>ducts It home. Call for info 504·641-8003 Ext A· 1348 NOW HIRING. YCNr .,., $13,500 to $59,480 . lmmedi•te QMnf.-. ~IF lJ15-733·6062 s.c. ... , MAJOR REAL · ESTATE LOAN SECRETARY Terrific opportunity for an exoerienced Silcre- twy with 6 months to 1 ,_, ,._... office/cleri- Cll ~ice Ind .,, interest in rul estate. Opportunity to llCMlice to lnYeStment Lendinc Assimnt. Must be ..,.. to type 45 wpm, com· l>QS8 routine correspon- dence, set up Ind main· tlin files and r9CC>rdsl and handle phones. Rea estate '°"' documenta-tion and trackint sys- tems hilhly deserable. Hi&h ICti>or dipk>ml Off tiQUivalent required. Ptease call or send resume to: Mr. MichMI Morris (714) 720-9813 100 PtewD_art C.. Newport 8-ch. CA 92UO GLENDALE . · FEDERAL EQullOllMV~ rJ'lfh/tt SECRETARY SHAPE UP! $22,500+ GYM just part d benefits ~ to empkrjtee$. oc airport .,. firin. Profit sNlrinc too! Brine )'OUr solid typina and team attitude. Ask for#£ 1990. 768-6070. OM5 ·Office Mates. E.O.E. RECEPTIONIST LEARN W/P $18,000+ Good typina is all ~ need. Benefits and train- ing make this O.C. airport area position a great ~ to start. Ask for llE2027. 768-6070. OM5 Office Mates. E.O.E. 400-Garages For Rent WANTED GARAGE in vic- inity of PCH in COM. 714· 721-8682 406-Houses/RenV Unf. RENT OWNERS UNIT from $100/da_y. Some walk to beach. 913/642· 5011 TURTLE ROCK BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS EXECUTIVE Detached house 4 Bdr 3 Bath & Den. Nice hill view near park, pool, school. $2200 month. No pets .. Available 7-20. 854-8525 WESTPARK (IRVINE) Brand new detached house. 4 Bdr 2~ Bth 2000+ sq. ft UPeraded near part<, pool, school. $1695 a month. No pets. Avail now. 854-8525 HARBOR VIEW HOME 3 bd. 2 bth., new crpt. paint. Garden water Pd. $1800 month. 643-2541 or 643-6412 ~Apartments. Unfur. TH IS IS STYLE IRVINE close to beaches and major Orange County business cen- ters. 7 new and beautiful apt communities to choose from. Over 20 floor p&ans to suit the most d iscriminatina taste. Month to month rental aareement. 12 month lease discount. Harvard Court (714) 854-49'52; Stanford Court (714) 854-3288; o.trnoutti Court a 14) 854-2417:~Court (714) 854-~36k!!rkWood (714) /~ ..... NORTHWOOD. 2bdr, 1 bllltl USJ1J twnhm on lake steps to oooJs.. .. AC.,._111 amets. $950. SG,,·73Ul 40ICll .. ...... CHARMING FURN 2 ....... 2 8llh. pool. spe, ==-~:; ._ Sl,100. 3187 412n.all to ... ROOMMATE WANTED, male Off female. Profes. sional, non smoker to share 4 bdr house in COM. AU amen. short io1 to beech. F'nt/lnt 100 deposit+ 400 per month. Avail 6-1. 760-9195 ROOMMATE WANTED. male non smoker to share 2bd/2ba Newport apt Pool~ jacuui, park- ina $400/mo. + ~ u;nses. (714) 721- ROOM TO SHARE with 2 male pr<>fessionals. 34th Balboa. $400 + 7-1 Brian 673-3090 417 ·Resort Rentals Maui MA Ul /K AANAPA LI BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo. Ocean view fully furn & equip. Ten · nis/pool /beac h. Bro- chure. 854-0909 418-Resott Fors.le PALM SPRINGS CONDO 2 bdr 2 bath with private patio, pool, jacuzzi, sauna and tennis court all included. 714-633- 2562 750 SQ. FEET prime office space in Balboa. great views with patio. Available 5-1. Call Judy 675-9615 421-Businea Rentals 1400 Sq. Feet prime warehouse space in dowl wtown Balboa. Ships p ing/Receiving doors. ean Judy 631-8555 507. Condominiums For Sale rE:ll!•m•1 BUILDERS CLOSEOUT VACATION HIDEAWAY 2 beautif ul secluded condos en magn1f 1cent setting. 180° panoramic aolf course, canyon and mountain view. l ocated renowned San De Cente golf course. North of Rancho Bernardo in San Diego County Estates 1 ~ hrs from Newport Beach. Totally uPlfaded wit h many amen1t1es manefestina i n San Vicente Country Club inc luded in _price. $180.000. 650-7000. BUILDERS CLOSEOUT VACATION HIDEAWAY . 2 beautiful secluded condos in ,,,..nificent setti,.. lao• pilf1COt'TltC aott course. Cat¥>" and mountain view. located ,.. KJIMl8d San De Cente 1olf course. North of tt.ncho 8enwdo 1n San Oieao County Estates. 1 ~ hrs from NewPQrt Beech. Totally~ with ~ny amenities m•nefe1tin1 in S.n Vicente CoUntry Ctub included In __ (>!ice. $180,000. 650-1000. 507- Conclon*liunll For Ille Anaheim Condo-2 = 1 Bath, DOOi. enc praee. End unit-no one above. Nr OrlfW9 Thorpe & Imperial. tall Sue Kauth or Dave Kauth, Eve (714) 64~996 SOI· Houses for· We GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1.00 (U-REPAIR) FORECLOSURES , REPOS. TAX DELIN- QUENT PROPERTIES. ~ow SELLING YOUR AREA. CALL 1-315-736- 7375 EXT H-CA·N for current list 24 hrs. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 CU -REPA IR) ALSO TAX DELINQUENT & FORECLOSURE PROP- ERTi ES AVAILABLE NOW. FOR LISTING, CALL 1-315-733-6062 EXTG 386 GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1.00 (U Repair) Foreclosures, Repos, Tax Delinquent Properties. Now selling_ your area. Call 1-315-736-7375 Ext H-CA-N2 for current list 24 hrs. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 CU-REPAIR}. ALSO TAX DELINOUENT & FORECLOSURES PROPERTIES. AVAILA- BLE NOW. FOR LISTING, CALL 1-315-733-6065 EXT G-369 SALE-BY OWNER-So. of PCH. Oversized comer 2 Bed, 2 Bath. $485,000. 675-1996 GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 (U·Repair). Also tax delinquent & foreclosure properties. Available now. FO/f listing call 1-315-733-6044 Ext G-369 GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM Sl.00 (U Repair). Foreclosures. repos, tax delinquent properties. Now setlin&_ most areas. Call 1-31 5-736-7375 Ext H-CA·N2 for current hst. 24 hrs. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1.00 (U REPAIR) Foreclosures, repos, tax deli nquent properties. Now selling_ Y'O!Jr area. Call 1-315-736-7375 Ext H·CA-N2 for current lest 24 hrs Huntincton Harbour Waterfront home with boat dock and view. Soa· cious 3 bdrm 3 ba, lrg. bonus room. It won't last. Agerrt 638-2755 510-Lob for s.le EQUESTRIAN ESTATE PROPERTY Available in 8lldusNe <>ranee County community. = secluded pmrcet su· for privm --Of sub-division. Principals only. 71 .. 779-2185 514-0ut of State Prop. ISLAND RETREAT. fl Y IN, SAtl AWAY. FM>ted Orc as Is. in the San J~ is • nofttMoods =--2 Bdr, 2 bMt1 with ..... LMae ~It ~·shop + ldditionlt 2 Bdr It 1 blth apt for~Of .. ~. 1 beoctt from p,;.ee •· part It mn.. & t.ch. l mite to tlMn. °"'* must sell. Sl~OOO/ an.. 41>662·22.,7 WIDOW HAS MONEY for equ i~~·-loans/Tl;>s. ~1_01000 up. No QUllify- i..., no peNlty. Calt Oen· ison Associates 714- 673-7311 Today! 50% L.T.V Conditional sales cootract secured by U~l and improved commercial location. $30,000 015% 3 yrs, 1109 MO. (TOM 261- 5879) SUMMER TUTOR: Eng· lish grammar, writing, reading. All ages. 760- 1988 700-Business Opp't BEST 1 PERSON BUSI- NESS Secure business that offers indepef tdent ownership no franchise fees. Manage your own working hours (limited hours per month) free- dom for ~r business to grow. Great future resale value. Most important, immediate c ash flow. producing 1~ome. Mm- 1mu m investment $5,900. Call Jeanne Hinz for a locaJ appt 1-800- 255-5725 BUS OPPT!! SELL ADVERTISING SPECIALTY TRADEMASTERS ADV 832-9064 COMPLETE PRINT SHOP Full p rice $22,000. ~2000 down. 972- IF YOU DESIRE to earn $350.00 for 8 hours work per week, yot.t can dis· tribute Blue Bird 100% pure natural fruit juices. to qualify, you must be bondabfe and have $16,500 cash for equip- ment. Service company established accounts. No selhna invofved. Call toll-free 1-800-782 - 1550. Operator 4-J any· time. TWIN/KING BEDS PLUS & ELECTRIC DRYER. Must sefl. ~ Many more items. Ew efter 5. 754-9209 SOFA LOVESEAT CHAIRi....f.OOT STOOL LIKE Nu•. AH for $250. 4 p6ecl, IMnc room set. tome cushions. Like new $250. 843-9294 DESIGNER Movina • Kre411 Wicker Sofa, Brown Jourd•n Patio FumMure, GI-. Oirq T.-.. BUtpndy l.aQUlf Chairs, catl fof other ~ prices. Ginny ~~~It. a'h~~: NEYER USED $250. 143- 9294 SO~ LOVESEAT. '1itASS ~~~ usm 5575 . ...,.92M c••••d•,...• - • • - called to uk me to send a telqrapb to the 1ovemor. Jady. and many other school · Tbe hazy overust June days · ~ membe!'-~ participat- or California have ushered the IDI in a le111Jat1ve network typieal 1ummer activities into pr.am 1~ two yean aa~ my home. Mini-pajama parties und~ the auspicea of t~ <:a1i- fi.ll tbe upstain bedroom with forma State B~s AUOC1at1on. pre-teen giuJes, teen-age boys Each state le~slator represents gather in the driveway to wash an . area which ~n~ompasses their beloved cars; skateboards sc:ve~ sch_ool d1stncts. Each and surfboards grace the entry-d1stnct which belongs to the way, and sandy footprints trail CSBA has a school board across the freshly mopped floor. mem~.r who volunt~n to act Dad still has to get up at 6:IS as a liaison to the legislator. to squeeze a two-miJe jog in Judy used, as an .example, before work, and Mom is wind-state assemblyman Gal t:er~u ing up one PT A project and ~on, whose assemb~y d1stnc.t anticipating long hours to plan mcludes parts of the Newport- and organize another. Mesa, the . Laguna Beach, San Juan Capistrano and Saddle- Behind the scenes even back Valley school districts. further, the wheels which keep CSBA member Sherry Loof- tbe educational process moving bourrow, who is also a NMUSD forward are constantly turning. trustee, is the volunteer legisla- My friend, NMUSD Trustee tive chairman who liaisons Judy Frnco, brought this to my between Assemblyman Fergu- attention with a recent phone son and the four school boards. call. Knowing my interest and When the C SBA legislative concern for the waning ~uca-advocates contact Sherry with tional dollar in our state, she information regarding a bill concemia1 education, particu- larly one on wbicla a decision will soon be made, • fua out tbe factstoare~ofach of the t?ther bOuds. They, in tum, are responsible for inform- ing all of their memben. At this point, some action may be taken as, for instance, in the recent situation of th~ final approval of the 1988 state budget. The budget wu pres- ented to Governor Deukmejian with a proposed 4.1 percent COLA (cost of living increase) for educational needs. Because of a revision, the budget came through with a proposed increase over the originally intended 2.1 percent allocation. The CSBA suggested that aJI school board members either can the aovernor .. off a or tend • _.. ... uraiDI him to keep &Iii 4. J iMn•e intact. Sherry, Md her lqjalative cUir coun- terparts throughout the state nlAyed, thil meuaae. This lituation is somewhat unique in that it wu the gov- emor who was lobbied by the memben. ln most cases, it would be the senaton and assembly memben who would be con- tacted ·before voting on an upcoming piece of legi1lation. Judy emphasizes that this attempt to give the legislators all the facts regarding how a bill on the floor might impact the schools in the districts which they reprsent is a "worthwhile and valuable tool. They can cast a more informed vote about the issues."' The volunteer legislative chairs, and many individuaJ school board representatives, meet annually in Sacramento to review results and assess future needs and strategics. This meet- ing helps to reacquaint them "It ia," 1be 1ays, .. a mauive effort to increase lines of com- munication. We are doing this , all the time. Many people de»n't realize that thia is the type of thing school board members are involved in." .. It sure gave me a good feeling to learn that, even though tbc beat of summer it upon us, the be.at goes on in the educational proceu. Calif omia 'I educational dollan may be on the down side, but the caring and the volunteer- ism that is such a tradition in this comple~ multi-ethnic state is stilJ hale and hearty. Bonnie Engstrom is 11 me~r of the Corona de/ Mar High School and Arukrun School PT As and serve~ on tM Harbor Council PTA . Father Bill m~~ks 30 Years in priesthood -May those that love us, love us; and those that don~ love w , may God tum their hearts; and if He ~sn ~ turn their hearts, may He turn their ankles so we 11 know them by their limping. -An Irish Prayer BY PEGGY DARNELL During bis 30 years as a Catholic priest , F ather Bill McLaughlin of Our Lady Queen of Angels in Newport Beach bas demonstrated a keen under- standing of the healing power of joy and laughter. His wonderful sense of humor bas bro ught much joy to his congregations. A few weeks ago, be cele- brated b is 30th Jubilee and reminisced abo ut his life's work and why, for him, there couJd be no other way. .. My life has been filled with such experiences and pcnonal affirmations,"' he remarked. ..I often like to go out to the Mojave Desert and observe the beutiful flowers · during the sp!'iM leUOD. I marvel at the way. IOmt leeds haw lain dor-m.-. sometimes u Iona u .-0 years -I believe this it the way nando Valley. I weighed 168 God speaks to our world. . . In pounds and wore a cassock, this same way, I realize this is worked five yean in the Los my job -to simply sow secdS Anaeles Diocese and discovered and not worry about where they I bad an authority problem when fall. I tboqbt tbe putor wu horrible .. 1 remember when I started and the people were wonderful. my priesthood in the San Fer-. I became a campus minister and -. . was perfectly happy at UCI for ten years. My main age group there wu 18-24, so it was quite. a chanae to come here and minister to all ages." He added with a smile, •Every nine month• I expected tbe ' I congregation to leave, but they were still there. . . " The past four years have been a time of phenomenal growth for the parish and McLauahlin credited Father Ralph Harvey for all the work be did with the parish. McLaughlin is excited about the· plans to continue the work bepn 2S yean ago. The plans include bringing the school up to modern standards, with a new kindergarten and computer and science facilities. A new addition will include a daycare ·center u well u administrative offices . .. It is more than plans for a building," be said. ..It is to proclaim God's presence in the community and to serve the spiritual needs of all ages ... .. We would like to encourage unchurcbed Catholics to return -there has been more than a change in personnel in the church since they left. The church offers support as our world becomes one of alienation, where work is the price of success and there is no time for relationsh ips. The church is as necessary here as in any Midwestern town. We would like our church commun- ity and parish center to be a way to pall on our Catholic tradition with the values of the teachings of the Gospels.,. enoir c onc ert set . . BY emu; 81181.ING ptaaodemataraeroomsialke Elepnce. priv8CJ, 1e1enity this home perfect for eDlatain- and a maneloua view of die iq... • Bid Bay are just a few ol tk WilM AND HOMEY hiptiahts of this week's featured The architecture is contem- bome located on 1000 West porary and the outside of the Wind in Dover Shores. home is shingled. Guests walk Only eight homes line this through double doon to an quiet cul de sac. and the featured interior courtyard. paved with home is situated on a spacious med brick. Double doors with corner Jot with many mature etched glass lead to the parquet trees and colorful flowers. e1Jtry, and the warm feeling is The home has been freshly evident at once. The doors are decorated inside and out. A few flanked by large, floor to ceiling of the attributes arc four bed-windows with white wrought rooms, each with private bath, iron grates. an enormous formal dining Straight ahead to the (ormal room and living room on the living room, two tr~vertine view side, French doors topped cabinets act as a room throughout, rich parquet floors divider. The plush carpetina and plush ~ leaded beveled beaim here. The elegant firo- windows, central air condition-place is fronted with travertine. ing and a full ICICUrity system, Two full-length minon situated a thrcc--car prqe and an abun-near the bank of French doon dance of used brick in the inside give the room depth. The doon courtyard and view--side patio allow visitors the full beaef'at of gardens. Most of the interior the Back Bay view aQd lead to walls are painted wood, and the patio. • ~ some of the ceilings slightly The family room is accessible vaulted and open beamed. from the living room of tbe "This home is situated in one hallway. From the hall aide ia of the most sought after streets a full wet bar with mirrored back in Dover Shores... said Linda bar and ~ shelves and atain- Deamos with TIN Daleltoat lesa ste~~J!nk . An unusual Amodatloa, listing qeot for the crystal light fixture hangs ovcr- home. "The decorator touches bead. arc exquisite, and the O_pet!_ floo.!_ -· Nex_t to the family room is the • • • t f t I iaformal diaiq area. Plantation lhatt.en open to reveal a paas- throaab from tbe titcheo. A lc8dect beveled aJua window with a diamond pattern ii the bipliaht of this room. The formal diniq room is reached from the fainily room or informal dining area. It fronts -------- • • • • • • • 4111 .. • • • ' . tbe Back Bay, with Frenchdoon wrapping around for a maxi- mum view. An iatere1tin1 chandelier hanp over the dinina room table. THREE-YEAR-OLD·· KITCHEN Since the kitchen wu updated three yean ago, potential ownen can be usured that it contains all of the modern appointments. Solid oat cabinetry, an~ trim, parquet ftoon, indirect liabtina panels, two wall-mounted microwaves and ovens, a double refriacrator, aix-bumer JennAir electric raqetop and a walk-in pantry mate for the utmost in convenience. A bay window above the sink, white ceramic tile on the counters and briabt- pattemed wallpaper add to the Charm. · The large service area ia located off the kitchen. The wuber and drier are included with the hOme. A Wioom near the eenice .. ca be med as a maid" ~ Tbe room is curready ia me • aa exercise room. Tbe clolet ii ample and a window loob oat on the entry courtyard. A full bath terves the bedroom or peata. BEDROOM WING To tbe right of the entry is the bedroom wina and study. The muter suite bu the feel of a prden with bright floral wall- paper. A window off the sitting alcove looks out on a private patio to the Back Bay just beyond'. A leaded beveled glass window is just above the bed area. The master bath bu a dressing area with bdilt-in umoires and dressen, with a marble-topped counter in between. The huge walk-in cloeet h• buih-in stor- ap •~Ives. d._~ lets in C I If •flllll THE DALEBOUT ASSOCIATION THE REAL ESTATE COMPANY PRIME TOWNHOME COMPLEX. •• Nineteen ~utifully maintained townhomes in excep- tional Costa Mesa location. Fourteen with two bedrooms and 2Yl baths and five with one bedroom. All with two car enclosed garage. .Spartcling pool and spa. Excellent rental record. Condo map on file. A rare investment opportunity .................... $2,350,000 CORONA HIGHLANDS ••. Even if you're a person who is not easily excitable, this home 11 enough to start your heart.thumping. Quiet, restful location. Magnificent grounds. Colos- ~I view. E)(_9mplary craftsmanship. Fastid- ious attenttoo to detail. This 3 story master- piece features 4 bedrooms, 41h baths a library with a sitting room, a family room, 'a dining room, a game room, a green house ... and a separate free-standing guest house. The residence is only 41h years old and is well worth the ample sum being asked .......................... $1 ,395,000 DOVER SHORES .•• This unusual residence is blessed with an abundance of everything. Majestic views. 5 bedrooms. Spacious indoors and out Fruit trees. It even has 2 retractable roofs, one over an immense atrium and one over the pool. Other virtues include a dining room and family room. This is no ordinary property. It is a residence of dramatic scope and limitless possibilities ... $725,000 DOVER SHORES ... View of Back Bay and lights of Newport Center. 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. Mexican pavera in entry hall, dining room and living room. Remodeled kitchen with sky- lights. All new appliances. Custom wallpaper. French doors. The family room doubles as a library. One wing suitable for in-law or maids quarters. Park like setting with lots of room for children to play ................ $725,000 UDO ISLE. •• Dramatic French Mediteraneen contemporary home. Water view from second story. Fabulous location 2 blocks from Udo Clubhouse. 3 bedrooms, loft and 3 baths. Ught and bright throughout Soaring ceiling in living room. Beautiful marble fireplace open on three sides can be viewed from living room, dining room and kitchen. Ught oak floors. Berber carpet. Gourmet kitchen wi.th huge island, top of the line appliances, and granite counter tops. Custom oversized spa in south facing courtyard. Air conditioned. Highly motivated seller has just reduced price .....................•...•.. *5,000 KINGS ROAD ••• Most desirable Newport Beach addreu. Panoramic view from family room with magnificent custom bar. A kitchen to die for13 bedrooma. 2 baths. Plenty of space for adding on. Irresistible playhouse In beck yard. If you're looking for qual- ity ... charm ... and location ... give yourself a treat Come see this fabulous home. You'll want 11' Easy to show anytime. Juat call our office and we'll make arrange- ,.....-. • • • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• $8!59,CJCJC> COVER HOME DOYER SHORES .•. One of the community's more spacious and splendidly appointed view homes. Exalted location. Only eight houses line this serene cul-de-sac. Homes rarely change hands on this especially notable street When it happens. ifs an event .. as is this one. 4 gracious bedrooms. State of the art kitchen. Superb dining room. Expansive family room. Elegant parquet flooring. French doors and windows, used brick, custom papers, built-ins of all kinds are here in abundance. Other desirable characteristics Include a refrigerated wine room, a mirrored wet bar, two air conditioners, a security system and beautiful gardens. See it It's a magnificently impressive example of quality, styte and taste. Reduced to . . . . . . . . . ....... $825,000 • BIG CANYON ..• Expanded Monaco con- dominium with den. Guard gated community. Elevated location with panoramic golf course view. 3 bedrooms. 2Yl baths. Dramatic liVing room with cathedral ceiling. Marble wet bar opens to living room and dining room. Large master bedroom and bath on first floor. Hardwoud floors in entry and kitchen. 3 car garage. Air conditioned. A great floor plan for easy living or entertaining · · · · · .... $650.000 BA YCREST ••• Professionally remodeled and decorated home. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. Perfect home for the family that enjoys casual elegance. Master suite with fireplace. Dream bath with whirlpool tub. Gourmet island kitchen with custom dome ceiling ... opens to fmaily room. Separate study. Extra large rooms. Lots of closets. Pool and recirculating fountain. Must see to appreciate. $649,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS •.• This custom 3 bed- room residence is everything the conven- tional home isn't Large comer lot Wide, tree- llned street Its visual promise of a mountain retreat is not misleading. Inside, there's oak plank flooring, a step down living room with a huge River Rock fireplace, a center island kitchen wi1h imported cabinets, a large master suite with a spa and 2 balconies (one with view of the ocean). The garage has a ~ bath and RV. access. . ................ $550,000 BAYCREST ••• The experience of owning this splendid 5 bedroom residence promises to be aa gratifying as the experience of living in it The handsome rock and wrought Iron wall MCUring this property encloeM aer-- ous space and IUblime comfort The amen- ities are aatonlehlng. Enormoua-beeutitulty Ian~ lot. Huge pool. Generous pldlos. Grand gardena. 2 m111tar suttea. Dining room. Family room. Large living room with a giant rock fireplace. This one owner residence is situated on a prestigious. quiet. tree lined lb eel The delMnd is high and the aVIMlabillty of thia kind of tlawl111 and apecious property is limited. So hurry. can ua tor an Immediate ~ .....•.•.••............. $549,000 631-7300 BAYCREST ... This 4 bedroom Ivan Wells built home can be simply defined as .. near flawless". The residence sits beautifully oh a cul-de-sac like lot and provides the perfect setting for comfortable. family living. and gracious entertaining. The interior dimen- sions are very generous and include an island kitchen, a formal dining room. a family room and 21h baths. Let us arrange a thorough inspection of the property for you. Call us. . ............................ ~9,000 BALBOA PENINSULA •.• Beautiful custom home built for the life style ,.f the beach. 6 years old and clecoo>\. n . 3 bedrooms, each with t~ ... · o .\.I bath, open beamed e.1 •• dU ceilings, built-in furniture ~ .. vut 2 fireplaces. Master suite featu. dS 2 large decks with views of the city and the ocean. This home is very special and just steps to the beach. . ...... ~9.000 HARBOR HIGHLANDS ••• We invite you to see this well cared for 4 bedroom, 21h bath residence. Excellent neighborhood. Splendid curb appeal. Classically fenced. Wooded grounds. Red brick driveway. Lots of used brick on exterior. The interior is cozy and of easy comfort The living room is panelled and beamed ... and has French doors and a massive white brick fireplace. The dining room is large with a floor to ceiling used brick fireplace. All bedrooms are good size with panelling and shutters. An experience to be savored ......................... $425,000 EASTBLUFF ... Comfortable, immaculate home suitable for practical family living. 5 bedrooms. 2 baths. Pool. Come delight in the warmth and security that emanates from the large country kitchen. This home is truly an outstanding value in today's market $420,000 BAYCREST .•• Great buy in Baycrest Spa- cious 4 bedroom house with extra large backyard. Super floorplan and many upgrades including imported marble floors. new carpets, skylight and new fireplace in family room. The custom drapes and applian- ces are only four years old. Air conditioned. Call us for an appointment ........ $298,000 WESTCUFF ... The best price in Newport Beach. Two bedroom condominium conven- iently located in an excellent. well-maintained complex. Large, clean kitchen. Handsome carpeting in living room, dining room and bedroom. Tile in kitchen and bath. Balcony off eating area for summer enioy- ment ............................ $129,500 ARIZONA LAND ••• Colorado River Area. .. Mohawk Valley. 50 swtme acres. Level land. All ullill• Lall llV.u.ble ~ lldi•caili to Country Club. Under dewelopment Of Old West Park and Marina • YutM Croee- ing ...•....................•..... s11o.a R..ueate> CALFOlllU.. •• Two fabuloul Iola wtth utilitl• In La er.ta. U~udM IJte•• O\ertooking Bear Creek Golf eour.. •••• , will finance ........ 5 ACf99 ......•. -.000 .•......... 19+ acres ........... $1~000 1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH N1£ •1 MY 7, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-.-.Y L 1• ·success came quickly for RE/MAX agents E'Lynn Kemp of RE/ Max of Newport is proud that she has done something that is very rare-she became a member of the 100 Percent Club in her first I I months of working with the company. Membership in this presti- gious group places Kemp in the top I percent of all sales asso- ciates in the United States. And she says that, when she joined RE/ Max, she had just returned to residential real estate after an absence and had not yet begun to gain momentum. But when she did get going, there was no stopping her. Kemp hails from Washington state, where she had owned a beauty shop and clothing stores in Longview and Edmonds. Buying trips for her stores took her to Southern California, where she checked into the Newporter or the Marriott in Newpo rt Beach. That experience made her very familiar with the area years before she made her move southward. While in Washington, Kemp received her real estate license and met her futu re husband, Clif, wh o is an Ornage County native. He has a background of property devleopment, operat- ing shopping centers and man- agement., She moved to Califor- nia, and they were soon married aboard a boat in the bay. The Kemps own a home in Big Canyon and have always worked together. It was only natural that they should work as a team at RE/Max. Before they joined RE/ Max, however, they were hired as a team to start and run a cha.in of poster print stores. E'Lynn was executive vice president of the company and bad her real estate license through the owner because he was a broker. ... came here from a different facet of real estate, lease nego- tiations, .. she said. "But it went further than that. I set up a computerized system for the store and actually became the buyer ... Her wearing of many hats involved working I 2 to I 4 hours a day and doing much traveling. After her two-year commitment was finished, she felt the need to get back into residential real estate. "I talked with Patrick Tenore, who I knew was looking for an assistant," she remembered. "But we both agreed that I could do better on my own." She wound up with Craig Batley at RE/ Max, where she hit the deck running. She got very busy and had many open houses simultaneously and was exhausted. At the same time, the poster print store owners decided not to go with a national chain. That left Clif with some free time to help her out with open houses and walk-throughs. "We do some things independ- ently, but cover for each other," said Cli f. "We don't really have.. any set modus operand i; we just play it with however we feel comfortable." Clirs commercial background and E'Lynn ·s residential back- ground make their partnership a natural meld. Clif said right now he is working with condos and townhomes in the up to $400,000 bracket. E'Lynn con- centrates on single-family homes, upward from $400,000. Clif was born in Orange County and grew up in Hunting- ton Beach, Westminster and Newport Beach. He began work- ing with boats at the tender age of IS and became a certified captain at 2 I . He now owns and operates a 40-foot charter fish- ing boat out of Davey's Locker- NEWPORT BEACH HARBOR WOODS Near Gelsons -Great location. 2 bedrooms -$1295 per month. 1 year lease. EASTBLUFF Near Shopping Center. 2 bedrooms + den + 2.5 Baths and 2 car garage. $1350 mo. 1 year lease. Bin -LLONGS ol NEWPORT M0-5114 IRVINE SMOKETREE SECTION NEAR WOODBRIDGE . 4 bedrooms -2.5 batha. 2 car garage. • - Bkr -LLONG8 of NEWPORT M0-5114 If IEIPllT llC. Am1rlcanU•art• AllOdallon at the Balboa Pavilion. When the Kemps do have some free time, they might be seen taking clients out on the boat. The Kemps have a blended family of six children, all grown. They have one five-year-old granddaughter. In addition to boating, they also enjoy skiing, but Oif said the two of them get very little time off. "We haven't had a day off in two years, .. be said. "Our work is our fun." Clif attributes their success to their ability to keep a close watch on market trends and to selling properties at or near the listing price. Also, he said, the two of them get along very well in work, something that not many hus- band and wife teams can lay claim to. "We have always worked together in one way or another," Clif said. "But we still keep our own identities." As for area of specialty. E'Lynn said she is very familiar with the inland side of the bay, especially Corona del Mar. But she also has worked in East bluff, Cameo Shores, Shorecliffs and Harbor View Hills. Wherever my customer takes me, J will go," she said. RE/ Max is located at 3 Cor- porate Plaza, Newport Beach. Phone: 760-5000. MUILE TEAl-RE/llAX'a E'L,_ '-' 11111 .. 1111•11•. Cll. 111111111 H••1rclal 11111 nal•111lll ..,-'-9 ti ... I .... ,....._,. a note from maury 4 CdM Condominiums Top of the line construction. 2 units with 3 bedrooms, 3~ baths, 2 units with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. All units have wet bar, 2 fireplaces attached garages. Bargain for the project at $1,500,000. , lJt, > Summer'Bj Your Poot '" Westcliff ,four bedroom, 2 bath executive home. Move-in condi- tion. Living room and dining room overlook large pool and patio area. Gourmet kitchen with excellent storage. Room for R.V., in . addition to the garage with lots of cabinets for storage. $415,000 CdM Rental Two bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace, deck, washer I dryer hook-up, South of Highway. Yearly, $1225/month. Four bedroom, 3 bath, two blocks ~o ocean, will consider pets. Yea~ly! 1800/month. Extraordinary 3 bedroom, 3~ bath condo. Double garage. Top of the Ii ne all the way!! Yearly, $2150 month. See it! Some Summer Rentalsl ~ o/ REALTORS MRH• C3EEI 14 .. 111 Just listed. Plan IV in prime location with a lar.,e yard. 21tory, 3 BR, 2'h BA, w/formal dinin8 rm & family rm. NeW white carpet, new drapes & p6int. Just move-in your personal pomessiona. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO ECl•T IU 1411.• Popular, spacious Plan 2 in pvt wooded area of beautiful Belcourt Hill. 2 large BR. den 2'h BA. air cond. Gracious living in guard gated comm. Comm pool, spa. Ask for ... LYNNE LINDSAY l88 mE IAYFllllT 14,t•.- OOUBLE WIDE LOT! Traditional home offers 5 · BR, spearate maids room, 5 BA. 3 fireplaces, center atrium with skylight for all day sunlight! Huge bayside patio finished in file slate, swim- ming pool. private spa & waterfall. Large dock. Price includes furnishings. Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING •••wr ,.. -.. Popular Deane Kenaington Model, 4 BR, 3 BA home. Bright & airy w/lofted ceilinp. family ·room, attached prage & motivated teller. A$- IOCiation, ~l. 8P!· tennis, etc. Ask for ... E'LYNNE A CLJF KEMP Fmftl VIEW 1471,• On the water. Outstanding harbor location with 45' boat slip. 3 BR, 2.5 BA townhome. Just blocks to ocean & shopping. Association pool & spa. Available also as lease $2,400 or lease option. Ask for ... E'LYNNE & CLIF KEMP ,._ llCEAI VIEW IDl,000 New on market in x'lnt loc. w/views to Catalina & Palos Verdes. Lg lot, w/glass windbreak fence, pvt pool & spa. 2 story. 4 BR, home with air cond. 2 patios & other special features. Ask for ... JOANN DORAN llYflllT ... Im 11, .... Prime, sunny location on large lot! Contemporary & transitional in design, home features high ceilings, beautiful brick floors & open, flowing floor plan. Designed by int'l acclaimed architect, 5 family BR. maid's rm, 6 BA & formal din.inc rm. Pvt bayside terrace & dock for large yacht! Ask for ... DENNE SODERLING IElCllmWBEIAm 1711,- Licht & airy 2 BR with hardwood Ooon. Over- sized lot lar&e enough for pool with formal gardens and fountain. Ask for ... MARY DI TULLIO .. j •Ill .. • m&ifill111 W •11.111 I...-811ch 3 BR. 2.S BA custom. Family rm, formal dininl rm & ldtct.n nook. Vaulted c)p. int. plant boxes, marble, UC! II !d lilhtinC & mirrored wardrobes. Matr w/retre11t W fplc. Jae, int.et'COID & leC. ayl1rm 2 car pr. & decks. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES ,_ATE m •• llYFUll 11,-.- Newly remodeled 5 BR, guard gated home. 2 spas in private courtyard. Large boat slip. Excellent financing, terms available, below present market :-at.es. Ask for ... MARY DI TULLIO IEIT If IElCllBT ... IMllET 1741.• Tremendously upgraded 2 BR + FR, Towne Collection Plan B! Bleached oak floors, plush carpeting, expansive use of mirrors & shutters. Custom rear yard landscaping. Sec., A/C, 3 frplcs. Ask for ... RON FELSOT IAYFUIT-PlllCE IEMTm 11, ••• Prime Lido Island loc. nr turning basin! Spectacu- lar view home w/soaring ceilings & floor to ceiling glass! Desianed for entertaining as well as per- sonal comfort. 2 wet bars, gourmet kitchen, 2 frplc & a fabulous master suite. Recently redec. w/new Berber carpet. All furnishings included. A$k for ... DIANA PROSSER .. Cl3111 IB... -.- In the new adult comm.-The Terraces! Model perfect 2 BR, 2 BA with attached 2 car garage. Cozy living room w/frpc, aeparate dining & eating aiu. Walk to shopping & the beach. Asaoc. pool, spa & super low asaoc. dues. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER ~ •L MAI 111'1.fl --Walk to the beach from this lovely 3 BR home + rear unit. One of the most desirable streets in Corona Del Mar. Call for your exclusive showing. Ask for ... ESTHER YANK TWI lll'lflfl I• IT -·-And the other is $449,000. West Newport& best buys. Walk to the beach & shopping. ln these locations, these will not last! Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER Lii .. aLl-IEll 1.111•1 1111.• Best location in Missions Today comm. Large master suite. X'lnt cond., freshly painted inside and out. New carpet, RV storage. 3 or 4 BR, 2'h BA. Great curb appeal. Privte back yard. Ask for ... JO-ANN DORAN ...-UllU H• ... 11-.111 Lacuna Beach. 3 BR, 2.5 BA. tri-~I a.tom home on quiet corner lot, nicely land8aaped. Vaulted ceilinp, trench doors. hardwood floors, *Ylilhta. many decb & windowa plore. Break- fast nook, familI !JD & Jolt. Allk for ... DENNIS GRIMES Cl3111 E .. .UI --Goraeous. charming & sunny w /skylights, vaulted ceilinp. planwtion lhutten. 4 car park- inl· 3 Ba 2 ~ BA & 2 BR, 2 BA. den, like new with quality throuchout. You•u have a~ time decidin8 which one to live in. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO 7 .. UllZll ···-Macnificent Encli8h & Tudor just perfect for growing family. 5 BR, 4 ~ BA. family room, 3 car garage. Gated pool. In one of the most beautiful areas in Newport Btach. A.lk for ... ESTHER YANK lllE fl3ED-IDI ... 11111 1147,• Spaciow family home in '"The Shores-· lakeside romrnunity. Great location on greenbelt, just step; to the lake. 4 BR, 3 BA, family room, cathedral ceilings. Home is open and bright, yet private. Ask for ... RONDA BEIN llYflllT--Um •T ll,lt 11,111,- Beautiful custom 4 BR. 4 BA bayfront home. Elegantly decorated, white tile entry, kitchen and hall w /plush neutral color carpet. Rotunda-like living rm w/marble frplc. Granite wet bar w/brass sink in FR, formal dining rm w/custom mirrors. Ask for ... RON FELSOT PflT••• ,... .... New listing! Dock available! 2 BR, and den, over 2500 sf. FabulQUS view from balcony, security and privacy. Ask for ... JO ANN KENTON • •WPllT •RTICILll 1711.m Beautiful 4 BR, 3 BA home. Very large bonus room & separate laundry rm. Fabulous night lights view. Totally redecorated & priced to move. Call now for private showing. Ask for ... BILL A DONNA WEBSTER HAllOI VIEW HOMES MMTEGO LEASE Fou r BR. 2 BA, walking dtstance to comm pool and school, brand new carpeting. freshly painted anterior and exterior. Immediate occupancy avail- able $2.000 per mo. 1 year lease Ask for. J U LIA LIAO Pl•llB.Mll EICll•ft • ClllU IB. 11111 Practically new detached home. C-ompletely up- graded, largest floor plan. 4 BR, 3Yl BA, family rm. bonus rm & a large deck with peek-of ocean view. This light & airy home has 2 master suites, central' air cond., marble fr~lc. Ask for ... ESTHER YANK Bllll IRl•lll 12,171,- smen the flowers, feel the cool water in your own lake, hear the rustling of your towering trees. Far away ... yet in the nearby Tustin Hills. Relax in your magnificent home on 2 acres. For a brochure or private showing. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN 11-CllSlln 14 .. 111 Let them ptber round this banq~t-siaed dininc room or invite them to an informal BBQ on the patio w /adjoininc fittpit & ..-. llther ewnt will be a aucc • in this 4 BR larae det.ched home, located in Woodbridle. ate .. to the South Lake. Aak for ... MAXINE GOLDEN llFIRJml •Wlllll ... llE 1121111 Especially private 3 BR. 2 BA, 50' baYfrmt patio, private marina for LARGE BOAT, npamive fireplace, aeduded pool and pvt 2 car pr. Law maint. and ample 1\.-t prims. A 23 yr ro-op. Come and lee it! Ask for ... LYNNE LINDSAY 3 CORPORATE PLAZA • SUft'S 1 1 • NEWPORT CENTER INDEPENDElfr ER BROKER , I Lm •LE -Exceptional remodel featured In LA Times "HOME" magazine. Can't be duplicated today, 6 bdrms, family room & bonus/library built around sunny central skylight on lrg south facing corner lot 111-1481 ................................. 17H.• UDO ISLE -Totally remodefed & freshly painted 3 bedroom home with 2 baths and new carpet & tile throughout Light & brght with attractive south patio. 131-1480 . . . . . . ........................... 1411.511 ·UDO ISLE -Fresh white derr"O:led with beamed ceilings and fre~O' ~ & garden create a fresh c lean It \.ia ... 1 remodefed 3 bdrm home with new -··a Daths. All top quality. 131-1400 ................................. 1515.• UM llU -Lowest priced bayfront on the Island with dock for very large boal Built with top quality, the size of thia 5 bdrm lathe & plaster home could not be duplicated today. Rare potential with fabulous harbor action view at an excellent price. R1 ·1• ................................ 11 .411.• Liii llU 'I Pelican Point A fabulous Georgian style bayfront estate with 5 bedrma include a m.....-suite wtth fireplace, library & prMlt9 sun deck. a formal dining room, paneled family room & buement with hobby room & wine cellar plus elegant courtyard swimming poof. A prime tip of Udo location with 55' on the water & a dock for a large boat with side ties. u1-1• ................................ 11.•.111 NEWPORT HTS. AREA •£WNIT u.11m Fresh & bright• bdrm Cape Cod with big family room. Vaulted ceilings. hardwood fto<>rs, skylights, paned w indows & Fr. doors & very private yard with brick patio & lush cottage garden. 131·1• ................................. 141Z.• CUFflAVU -Superior close-up view of bay, ocean & night lights. Large lot with 2 bd & family room home, perfect for addition, remodel or new home. Huge back yard, security system & double garage. A wonderful famlly neighborhood of upscale homes, walk to all schools. 111-1• ................................. 1111.• IEWl'llT la.Tl Exciting home perched on a wooded hillside. Incredible harbor. auf188t & Catalina views. • There are 4 bdrma Inducing 2 maAlrs. a petty room. " a aeperate one bdrm ~ ~ & w:luded P.ool & apL The treehOUM teeling i9 ......... by aotartum addttk>na to family room & mMllr bdrm sitting nook. D1·1• ................................. Pam NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 24361'. COASTlllGBWAY fAITlm Costa ~ Fantastic 3 bdrm, H4 bath beautifully redone home with nearly everything lhiny new: roof, kitchen. appltancea a floor oowertnga. Nicely landscaped large lot in great neighborhood. 111-1• ........... -....................... . WTmE CllTA llflA Back bay view from this charming 3 bdrm townhome in small newer Colonial style complex. Bright. fresh and model perfect with berber carpeting, hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, French doors, 2 decks & private yard. a1 -1• ................................ -~ IATml CllEI -Beautifully upgraded "Legend" in tt"8 terrific gated complex with pool & spa and just ....,. from Balboa Island. Ught and airy Berber carp•d one bdrm with den/gat, custom cabinetry & papers, generous use of mirrors & large tiled deck. 111-1• ............. : ................... 1141.• IAYllOIEI -Charming 2 bdrm home on large quiet lot, completely remodeled with a Southwestern feeling. Built around a large patio, broad expanses of glass, paver tile flOO!S. French doors & beamed ceilings create a very open, light & airy feeling. 131·1• .............................. (Lii) 1451.0IO DOVEi .a1E1 Spacious contemporary 5 titlrm home on corner lot with room for pool. Paned windows in living & dining area. step up living room with mirrored wall & view of back bey & city ltghts. In lovely neighborhood with community beaches. 111-1• .................................... . CllllA IB. ... New ultra contemporary 3 bdnn condo In spectacutar location on bluff overtooldng entire harbor. Dramatic cedar sided unit with skytlghta. ftt'e- place, sunny patios and two car garage. 111-1411 ....••.•..••...•....•....•.....•• am.• IAI• WE· Spectacular harbor, ocean, city light & aunMt views from this upgraded 4 bdrm .. Devon- shire". New betha. custom wall & window treatments & lighting. A great home for entertaining with living & family rooms opening to huge decks. one wtth a rare private pool & spa. 111-1• ................................. 1114.• ON THE WATER IAY~ CllM in Cannery Village area. Beautiful 2 bdrm, 2 bath with marble ftrepl8ce & fantastic views of the ~y. city lights and mountains. Security building with 2 car part<ing. Boat slip available. A1·1• ..............•.................. 1411.• IAYlllE Clft on the water with available boat slip. Lovely 2 bdrm & den condo with double attached garage. Pleasing neutral decor, ptantatton shutters & many upgrades. Bay views from IMng room, dlntng room, ldtchen & master bdr. Gated community with pool & IP9-a1-1• ................................. Im.Ill .a llllEI beyfronl LoYety 3 bdrm one story with pool ...,.. size f9mlly room. Cou'*Y kJtchen with breeldat.,... opens to lar4lcaped patio. Tr9dltion- ally llPPolntld ~ twdwood loora. antique germen -.wlndpws.•moldlnl&~a.-...... n. ....., rw ..,._ dr9" to • ildcllorill deck l doclc lor. 90' ~ 111·1• ................................. ~IR .... •um . lophlllc ... d b9ytront ~ lri tttl8 char....,. low Plotlle 4 unit compl• Wtth the ........ of .. '""'°" ..., .... Dook tor IO' boet. CourtVard er*Y to 2nd loor 2 bdrm unit wit. den. ,,..,.. ftreplece. parquet tloora, ..... eunny tlnece a llWcM v1ews ot t.,, moun111n1 a~ llghll. 111·1• ................... " .... · ......... •.111 LW aE. Cuetom 5 bdrm wfth f8mlly & formal dinl rooms. 3 ftreplacee & bNMdut room, 2 sunny patiol! and pier & slip for a large boat 8--to tennis ~ ~~~ .~.~~~ .~~~~ .~~~~·t·~~~.~~.~~4 •. ~ UllA •LE 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 floors.. Sunny patios & large dock. 111·1• ................................ 11 .... . UftA •LE "Manor House'' with 4 bdrma, den I guest. 2nd ftoor gallery, 2 story entry, gourmet kitchen, cor.y family room & formal beyfront dining room .. Leaded & stained glass windows & Fr. doors open to the bay view & to the terrace leading to a dock for 2 large boats. 111-1• ................................ 11.•1.111 lW mi Spectacular remodeled beyfront wtth 8YflfY poeaible amenity. Coffel ed copper c1llnged den with full bar, wine cellar, a formal dining. Among the quality materials are travertine, onyx, braa & copper. French single light doors and thermopene glua. Bayside petio with pool & spa leads to the dock for 3 boets. 111-1411 ..•.•.•.....•.......••...•..•.•• ar.m.• BALBOA ISLAND -..a lllMI - Fixer with 2 bdrms & large family room pf us attached bachelor unit with kitchenette & private entrance. A greet opportunity to build or remodel on standard island lot in great location. 111·1• ................................. 1411.• IALllA llLAll "PlllDE If IWIHlllP" duplex with unusually large rooms, all tastefully decorated. Perfect 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. 17---................................. --.. W. llUU IAYFlllT -Fabulous 3 bdrm Victorian with dock and views of all the harbor boating action from almost every room. Charm & character abound in this newty carpeted Immaculate home. Formal ~ room & gourmet ~ plw 3 ftreplecee In living room, family room & ma.-aule. Just reduced. I~ •...................... , ......... lml.111 Ill• ._ MYNIR -8pecl9cular 00t"9mp0rary 4 bdrm ... den. ......, and tonMI dining room& Gourmet ldlohen ~ tennMe l butcher block oena 191and. Af*ll•aent ovs 3 C9r gar8g9 with 1 bdrm & huge oMce ... view. Seier wll C9fTY 111 T.D. for qmllled buyer. u-.-................................ 11.1-. . . VILLA BALBOA . S1IO,OOO Mint condition condominium, 2 master suites. Nicely decorated for young executives. Walk to beach. Enjoy 2 community pools, entertain- ment areas. Security gate. Beverly Morphy OCEAN VIEW $114,000 Newport Beach condominium with ocean views from every room. Large master suite plus den. Lovely neutral decor. Very light and spacious. Walk to beach. Gayle Amato or Micki Cooper NEWPORT NORTH $205,000 Most sought after front row location! Wonderful views of city lights and mountains. Two BR, upper unit Living room with F.P. Upgraded. Ann Peters EASY LIVING WITH STYLE $210,000 Former model, white carpeting throughout. Both bedroom suites are generous in size and completely separate. Living room has bay window and fireplace. Gayle Amato ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL $227,000 Two BR, 2~BA townhome, model perfect ee.utiful carpet and tile ftoors. Beveled mirrors, plantation shutters. End unit. attached 2 car garage. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe CAREFREE LIVING $227,000 Neer new townhome cloae to Upper Bay. Ocean breeZM. jogging end bicyde paths. Two BR, 2BA. quiet location, priced to sefl. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe A SPECIAL LOCATION $431,750 In ocean close Corona del Mar, 3BR, 2~BA. family room home overlooks quiet peaceful park like location. Sparkling pool and spa nearby. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe BEAUTIFUL -BIG CANYON $515,000 Three BR, 21hBA. Monaco Deane townhome. Dramatic 2 story entry, large master suite on main level. End unit location, spacious patios. Spa off master. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody LUXURY -VIEWS $133,000 Former Model w/flagstone courtyard entry, reflection pond and fountains. Two BR, 2~BA. marble entry, highly upgraded kitchen w/ granite countertops. Gayle Amato BELCOURT TERRACE $735,000 Feuloua 4BR family home. Spacious lot, perfectly manicured grounds. Lovely J.M. Peters design. Hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen. Danny Bibb or Stella Shirar HARBOR RIDGE •741,000 l.m'g11t model, wene private setting. custom- ized end unit next to wide greenbelt. Four BR, · 3lMIA, custom outdoor spa. A must for a buyer ~ quality. Ann Peters l iLCOURT BEAUTY S7IO.OOO EXqu...._ 28A townhome. Former J.M. Pe'9ra model. Gourmet kitchen, beautiful hardwood loon. two story mirrored dtning room. Ter- rwd (jarden with spa. Stella Shirar NEW LISTING ll!A VIEW •11,000 Outstanding Bar Harbor model with one of best night and day views. Decorated in light tones, new carpet. paint and wallpaper. Three BR, 2YlBA. great floor plan for one story living. Maxine Propp CUSTOMIZED CONTEMPORARY SI00,000 Four BR, 3BA. family room with fireplace. Separate den area. master suite with sitting room. Chidren's wing with play room. Private lot with gated pool and spa. Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody BA YFRONT SHS,000 LH. Located in a private gated community, custom bayfront features 4BR, 4BA. master suite with fireplace. Large pier and slip. Garage will accommodate a limousine. Ann Peters CONTEMPORARY IN BIG CANYON $1,295,000 Four BR home overlooking the 8th fairway. Large open rooms enclosed in cedar. Santa Maria stone and clear glass. Views of golf course and city from most rooms. Carol Allison BIG VIEWS $1,375,000 Just listed 4BR family-home, sweeping ocean and bay views from most roomal Quality throughout, formal dining. Access to all Emerald Bay's amenities. Special property. Rod Daley or Dave Hirschler ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT $1,315,000 Custom home, fabulous golf course views, 5BR. impressive 2 story courtyard entry with poof and spa. Spacious childrens wing. Quiet cul- de-sac. Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody FABULOUS CUSTOM HOME $1,115,000 Traditional Country French, SBA, 6!hBA home. Serene setting on Big canyon Country Club's 15th hole. Lake view, incredible quality throughout Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody - GOLF COURSE VIEW $1 ,895,000 Truly Architectural Digest caliber! Four BR, plus 2BR guest house. Single level floor plan. 1 OOft. slate terrace overlooking 18th fairway. Pool & spa. Danny Bibb or S1ephanie Grody EMERALD BAY -LOCATION $2,375,000 You can toss a ball from decks into the ocean surf from this home overlooking Emerald Bay Beach. White water views, open beam ceilings, hardwood floors, 48R, 4BA. plus powder room. Rod Daley or Dave Hirschler ON THE GOLF COURSE $2,450,000 Big Canyon with lake view, beautiful custom home. High ceilings. SBA or 38A. elegant living room, formal dining. his & hers study. Pool, spa. central air, alarm system. Beverly Morphy or Barbara Aune MRI OPPOWl'UNll Y S1,7IO,OOO Back Bay acr•ge. beautfful view. Tree lined driveway. Over 2 .cres of building potential, room for pool, .,....,.. court. rta8 horl11. C,_. your own eslatll. Four BR. 4l'lBA. Beverty~ Morphy or Barbara Aune MA8NIFICENT ESTATE HOME ON I.I ACllH $1,MO,- Ct.-d from Orange COUl!IY perk in city of °' ........ ., 100 yw old pine, lcua Md pUn ... Six aft rBA. epec'9cular poOI and .......... ~ hon'9 could proMbly be bu& R1-7--.. ..... Aune VIEWLOT tl2IMI Corona del Mar, br•thtaking view from 1h4t jetty to the Pavilion. Rare opportunity to bui1d your once in a lifetime dream home. Exclu8ive neighborhood. Sara Hinman C.D.M. MINI ESTATE $1,475,000 One of a Kind, Landmark Home. Custom 4BR. 41hBA, new gourmet kitchen, game room. Spectacular ocean views on 55' Ocean Blvd. lot Lois Jacobs or Linda Oeth BLUFF VIEW $1 ,115,000 Dramatic 180 degree views of ocean, jetty, ·Catalina and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves. Spacious older home with 4BR, SBA. A special C.D.M. opportunity. Lois Jacobs, Linda Oeth SELECTED PROPERTIES "ON THE LAKE" . $111,000 Warm & Woodsy Quail Creek unit with 2BR, 2BA. A best location, many upgrades, central A/ C. Association provides pool, spa, sauna. A must see! Maria Elena A BA YCAEST "BUY'' $479,000 Four BR, with private pleasant back patio area. large pool and fireplt Open acc111 to tMng room. New tile roof in 1986. Full bath w I outside access. Stan Eaton THIS IS THE PLACE TO LIVE $495,000 A house designed for elegant entertainment, yet providing a family room with fireplace, a large patio and pool for informal family living. Four BR, 3BA. Hobie Denny SHORECLIFF $581,000 Upgraded 3BR, 2~BA. custom home. Master bedroom with skylight and deck. Spa, remodel kitchen, effective use of skylights, exclusive ocean beaches. Stan Eaton CUSTOMIZED 6 EXPANDED Slt5,000 Harbor View Homes, traditional SBA. 3BA family home at its best Extensive use of brick. glass and rich woods throughout. Lush landscape. Sara Hinman • UDO ISLE -BAYFRONT $1,411,- Larger lot and dock. ~view from~ living room With blrtftonl pilllo tor.,..,...,.._ Three BR. 4BA. family room.. Terrtlc k)alllon. a.t...a or~...., llAYFRONT IPICTMP--MI t1,1-.111 M .... Mllte _.. lnpl1ceMd lludy. 811*111 ~wtth._......, ........ 3 ..... bedrooms. GounMI kllchen .... .., ... maids room. SHp for a large J9cN. ....,. Aune ... • • It ••••••• . I .. ores home. • • ... ...... . aatanl liaiat to the dreuina NO& The '*II Ml a luxurious atep-down llom'an tub with white tile. There is a separate . ataU mower and an extra-Iona pullman topped with marble. A llWW. alw door Juda to tbe wbite lattice-encloaed private plllio. Bebiad a door on tbe p.aio ii tbe cedar-lined, temperature- controlled wine storqe room. &.ck to the hallway, pall step down to a cbarmina guest room. Tbc walla are of a com- bination of blacbecl wood and wallpaper, aad the floor is parquet. A ,_ IP.t map owr the bed and a ctouMe wm'drobe is nearby. Situated on the lide of the room is an alcove wbidl cu be ulOCI u a nuncry or sittina room. It bu built-in • boobbelftl a8d .... win- dows IUfl'OUDd it; lltd• in the 111..W-and lookiq out on the · colorful Oowen. 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This local powerfully illuminating. National resources. Local resourcefulness. Chicago Title®. (714) 547-~251 (800) FOR-TITLE continued from page 5 809-Misc. for Sale RED HOT BARGA I NS! Drug dealers' cars boats. planes, l'i~'d. ~rplus )QH' area. Guide. ~805-687-Ext S- 110-Milc. W.-cl 828-lnvestments ENJOY 13-15%retumon TDs. Also lend on & buy TDs. $10,000 up $1 mil+. Call Denison Asso-ciates 714-673-7311 Tod8y! LOOKING for funds need imestcn with $200,000. All funds federally insured, 1uaranteed income, secUred by TO. Serious i iries to Bob 714-638-4'i'i 7 910-Autos for Sale CAN YOU BUY JEEPS. CARS. 4X4s seized in drug raids for under $100? Call for facts today. 602-837-3401 Ext 457 1969 SS El CAMINO MALIBU. GOOD FIXER UPPER. $800. 631-1065 1987 MERCEDES 300-D Turbo. take over pay· ments. 957·8011 MERCEDes BENZ 380 SL 1982 Ex Cond $52,000 oril. 646-3224 or631·3209 Mustana FOR SALE CLASSIC MUSTANG MACH 1 351 engine. Orig. owner, good condition, ~llow & black. $6,000. 722·1286 Ext. 32 1968 RESTORED MUS· TANG 289 engine. Orig. owner. Top condition. Al C. Call after 3 at 213-826-5517. of tbe ball. It is very masculine and plushly carpeted with a patchwork pattern in the wall- paper. French doon lead to the entry courtyard and a door on the other side leads to a private side garden. Attractive appoint- ments ac the built-in book- shelves, a lantern light fixture and a cozy feeling. The bath serving this room bas a stall shower. SPECTACULAR VIEW The patio on the bay side is paved with used brick and large enough for entertaining. The bonus is the specatacular view of the Back Bay and the boats in the harbor. It is also a pleuant place to curl up with a book or have a romantic dinner for two. REALTOR INFORMATION/ FINANCIAL FACTS The liatina price of the home is $825,000. It is offered by Linda Deamos of the Dalebout Auo- ciation. The off ace ii located at 1617 Westcliff Drive, Suite 100 in Newport Beach. For more information or viewing, call 631- 7300. Volklwapn CLASSIC 1958 VW 1 owner, all original. Orig· inal paint. Ex. cond. $3500. 805·528-2853 evenings 78 VOLKSWAGON CON· VERTIBLE BUG. Red, black top, exec. cond. $5,500. 213-595-4035 WANTED NEWPORT ELECTRIC PACKET SURRY TOP. 714-650- 0469 18 FT COBA.LT 3~ ~. Ha ........... $13.300 or belt offer. 249-8284 As Amerlean as ... ms true, our Consumer Information cata1o11s ftlled with booklets that can Mswer the questions American consumersa moat. 42 FT. SAIL BOAT Hun- 94• ft.-__..... ,.__ ti..-Wd Forrnou Cutter e&...--.. •1111 ~ ri1 full equipped with .... ,,...., ...... Slit· N8V MD pMal S11iisJ1 6. DOG 6 PUPPY TRAIN· Slip ID •-..,art Hllbor, ING. QuiC1S end mntte excellent condition. methods! Kouse Financin1 Available. ~ ...t! Call & $139,500. COIDct,., listen SlS-8538 -Wilday 702-825·0833 =1JYE OFFICE llv. ftll'lldioldRRE.PWIW_,~ With bookcne·hutch. ~k,milc . <Mys. 19n DUFFIELD Electric Boat. Good condition, $7,500 Nea.675-8226 81 BAYUN£R 32 R Av Bridle Twin Yofvos 2 StMlioom&. -= CCJnd. $59,000. 970-5645 . . lb utlsfy ~ llppdlte, the Consumer lnfOnrilitlon center puts taeedaer this helpful catalog - Cl\lllltalY ~ aae·tT.n 200 tederal ~lonl ~am ordet It's free, MCI IO me abnOll half of the .. booklets It Hiii. SUbje CIS Ute nutrition, ~ :::l:'lenl. health ... ~ JM.~ \WI "'*the""" dlOlcel and·~. . . So eet a Ila or American · ~unltj write lod8y for your free .. catalos: The Prudential Lido Realty NEWPORT CREST TOWNHOME Popular 2 bedroom plut retnet, 2'11 beth plen. Owner rcmoclclln9. Allowance for kite.._ tll• It carpctln9. CoMm. pool a teaats. Pkue call '7S-7JOO. $220.000 UDO PAllK DlllVE BA YFRONT AIMol•tcly outetelMll99 _.. ta all "white." ProfeMtoully decorated. 2 bedroom. kite.._ ha• th• latHt ........ t to add to VoUr culinary ........ a..•ttful ceramic die chck to ••joy dlel .. alMI • .._..._. bey view. Security blq. It perkl... Sllp llHHa•le. ,..._ cen 67S-7JOO. $365.000 iBASTSID£ COST A MESA Pcrlect famlly home with lot• ............... ,.... ........... + ....... 1y pel•tcd .. A..._ New roof ...... NU ,.nt ....... call 67S-7JOO. ' REDUCED TO $169.000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Sweepl.. vMw of bay a .. mouetatne. Boat dock for a.r .. yacht. Prnt ..... • com· munlty, 1rcat locatloll. t bedroom. tY& bath. Well .. 1.- talncd. Pica" call 6JS.7JOO. Sl.650.000 I WANT YOUR HOUSE TOSELLI EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. Family onalff area. Tllk t- bcdroom hotM .._ beea ..U kept by ....... OWMn. Froat alMl rear pat*. Pleaec ull 67S-7300 $189.000 BALBOA PENINSULA D.plex with bey vtcw ... r to Pavllloe. Gr .. t tocatto.. wa• to occaa. •tor• a re•te•ranta. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, dc•·up: 3 bcdroowa, 2 beth dowe. C.11 oftkc for hafo oa wletcr a .......... eched•lc . fireplace la cech ••It. PluM call 673-7300. $625.000 *PROPERTIES FOR 1:-EASE* 601 UDO PARK DRIVE. 2-Bedroom. IY&·beth condo wtth peat bey view. 2t-Hour security. eotn .. uelty poot. Walll to ttoru and ratauraeta. Avatlabtc it0w. $2250/Mo VILLA BALBOA CONDO. Two bedrOOlftS, 2 beth•. ta1ntly r00tn. petk>. co•m••tty pools. security .... alld perkt ... CloM to beach. Available .ow. SISSO/Mo SEAFAIRE CONDO ..... ...,, 1ar9C et.elk>. ,..tvecy of a l ·bedreom .. it. a.tit·•• khclMla. la•-*Y ., .. • c ..... CloM to oc.aa. Avallablc .... 1900/Mo OFFICE SPACE. S3a Ncupo.rt Bhtl. acrw tro. City ..... '11 ... ft. ................................ ecnke. A .. •h ... 17'1/Me ...... - ,_ t• &Y l. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS--&Y I. t• F1C'mlOUS BUllNUS NMll ITATDIENT The folk>wins person is doint business as Medical Pr8Ctice lrNCinc. 111 28th Newport Beech. ca1. 92663 Jardin Potash, 111 28th Newport Beach C.I. 92663. This business is con· ducted by an individual. (Silned) -~ Potash This statement WIS filed with the County Cler1t of Oranp County on Ally 1, 1988. File No: F-385111 1n.1114. 1121 7128 lt-41235 1500 flC 111 iOUI BUSINESS NAiii ITATDIENT The folk>wint persons are doin1 business IS Trona Mobile Home J>.rk Limited partnership, 717 Lido J>.rk Drive, Newport Beach, CA 92663. Al C. Ballard, 2739 North "F" Street, San Bernardino. Ca, 92405. John Curci, 816 Via Lido Nord, Newport Beach, Ca. 92663. This business is con- ducted by a limited partner- ship. The registrant com· menced to transact busl· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on May l , 1988. (Sisne<f) John Curci This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orante County on June 28, 1988. FUe No: f ·384828 1n. 1114,1121 1/'l8 1501 1-41234 ACmlOUI 9UllNOS NAME ITATlllUIT The foHowins person is doiti1 business n Murau Fund IV, A California Limited Partnership. 17197 Newt.ope Street, Suite E, Fountain Valley, CA 92708. Arian K. Munrta, General Partner, 16262 s.u Bar· bara -Lane, Huntintton 8-ch, CA 92649. This business is con· ducted by a limited pertner. ship. (Silned) A.Ian K. Murau This stMement was filed with the County C!ertt or <>ranee County on June 24, 1988. A'9 No: F-384523 717, 7/14, 7/21, 7/'l8 1502 Vice "-'dint This ••tm••••••ntrat .. tied .. the~ a.k °' Orllftll County on June 27. 1-. File Hex 384eG3 717,7/14,7/21 7/28 1503 lt-41111 ntilhOUI IU•HEll MMllTA,,_,,, The foHowlnc '*'°'" is doiftl business as Clock Contttuction Consult.ms. 1 n-F RMrlide DrM, New· port a.ch, CA 92663. Ralph Clock, 116 Via Hawe, Newport Beach, Ca. 92663 This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com· menced to transact bu5i· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on Au1ust 1, 1988. (Si1ned) Ralph Clock This statement was filed with the County Clertl of Oranae County on June 24, 1988. Fite No: F-384553 1n. 1114. 1121 7/28 1504 NOTICE OF APf1JCTION TO 111.L ALCOHOLIC 9EYDMD To Whom It May Concern: H.E.G. Enterprises, Inc., is applyinc to the Oepert· ment of Alcoholic e.wr... Control to sell alcoholic beveraceS at West End New· port Beach Pier, Newport Beach, Ca 92663. with .. 41" On Sa'9 Beer~ Wine Public Eatins Ptac. lioeme H.E.G Enterprises, GrNt Western Pac., 1301 Alaskan Way, Seattle, Wa. 98101. Phone 206-623-8600 . 117 1099 IC-40793 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followi n1 person 1s dom1 business as: Choi· cePac, 3740 Campus Drive, suite 100, Newport Beach. CA 92660. NutraCare International, a California corporation. 3740 Campus Drive, suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This Business is con- ducted by a corporation The registrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed above on Aucust 12, 1987. Si1ned: NutraCare International, By. David D. Hill, Executive Vice President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on June 8, 1988. File No. F382792 6/16 6/23 6/30 717 1469 1-40940 ACll I iOUI IUWSS NMll ITATlllENT The followif'll person is doinc business as: (1) Newport Ptace (2) Newport PIM:e Associates, 4141 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 100. Newport Beach, CA 92660. MIC Newport Place, a CaNtomia Umitild hftner. ship, 4141 MacArthur BNd., Suite 100, Newport Buch, CA 92660. This Business Is con· ducted ~a limited partner· ship. The re1istrant com· menced to tr.-ct busi· ,,... under the fictJtious business names listed atMNe on 111m. Silned: MIC PlalJPClft ,.._,a Call· fomia Umltad PMnanNp, By: Donald Russell, Its: o.w..~ Thm ... , ... -filed with the County Clark °' o,._ County on June l•. 1-. AteNo,F~l 6/23'1307n 7114 1479 The ,..tltfent COfn· mencad tD ll•llUCt bull· ,... under .... tldtlkM11 bualnn1 names HIMd *-on 111/17. Slsnad; -MIC e>xn.rd, a~ limited Partnenh6p. By: Donald E. RusHll, Its: General Partner This .... ,...._. was fited with the County Clark of <nn8e County on June 14, 1918. Ale No. f313459 6/23 6/'J(J 717 7/14 1480 lt...U PICllllOUI ••UIUl•HNIEEiD• llAMllTAtmENT The fottowlnl person is doff1I busiMss as: · (1) Fullerton North (2) Fullen°" North Partners. 4141 MKMhurBouleYard. Suite 100. Newport Beach, CA92660. MIC Fullerton Corporate Center, a California Limited J>.rtnership, 4141 MacAr· thur Boulevard, Suite 100. Newport Beach, CA 92660. This Business is con· ducted by• limited s-rtner · ship. The re1istrant com· menced to trWlMCt busi· ness under .the fictitious' business names listed above on 8/1/87. Sicned: MIC Fullerton Corporate c.nt.r, • California Limited Partnership, By: Donald Ruaell, Its: General hrtner This stMlment w filed with the County Clerk of 0...,.. County on June 14, 1988. File No. f'383460 6/23 6/'J(J 117 7 /14 1481 1-41141 flCTITIOUI ....... NAMl ITATEMENT The fotlowins person is doinc business as.: Phoenix Business Center Partners, 4141 MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 100, New· port Beach, CA 92660. Russefl/Sutro, a Califor· nia Limited Partnership, 4141 MacArthur Boulevard, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This Business ls con- ducted by a limited partner· ship. The registrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 8/1/87. Stifled: Rus- sell/Sutro, a California limited Partnership, By: Donald E. Russell, Its: General J>.rtner This statement was flied with the County Clerk of Oranae County on June 14, 1988. File No. F383463 6/23 6/'J(J 7/17/14 1482 ....... nc11110U1 .,._. NAMI IJATEMENT The~ persons are doinl business as: MIC La Palma, 4141 MacArthur Blvd., Suite 100, Newport a.ch, CA 92660. Mcl.ac:hlan Investment Compeny Ill, a CaMfomia ..,..., pertNrwhip, 4141: Mac:Althur Blwd., ~ 100, Newport a.ch, CA 92660. Grant Donovan, 112 Oxford. fMne, CA 92627. • This Business is con· ducted by a limited pertner- ship. The re1istrant com- metad '° tr8nMct busi- ness under the fictitious busiMM IWM listlld abCNe on 111/88. Silned: Gm Oofio.n This ............. filed wtth the County Clerk °' 0...,.. County on June 14, 1918. Ale No. F3l3464 612361301n 1114 1413 &-911 sran11111• -•II I JIOf ......... ....... TM lll!wlue..,... Ml ................ ., .. ~=~~7 ~SL Nsw;ut b..CA The fic:elllll• lauliFIH ................... _ ............... c.., of= Orfllnll .. No. F- DOUOLAI L 9CM'8H Tot 111-... °"'9; ... cenlla. CA •10. TNI lli:llln •• -can-dudld "' .............. --= Dllil an £ ....,.. .., TNI 2 2 ••-... ... 11ec...-. an., =:-c..r.• .... 13' 111111111n 1• •••• ___ .. a..-•-....,,... .... , Jr., ............. In Wlcaurttw .... .... ifep ... •tDct.9 .. ....,. from JoMnr .,,.,. Jtmenu. It. to Jonethan EricWltlfWd. ttts ........ lhet alt partOnl inlarl .. I d In the melter .-..Id appear balofw .. couat In Dlpert- ment No. 3 .. 700 CMc Caneer Ortwe w.t. Senta Ana. ~ on 7/21/ 1• It 2:45 dctadl p.m. and ttw'I end there show ~ tf Int they hwe, why said petition for chance of name should not be ..nted. It Is further otdered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in New· port Ensiln a AIWI_., of 1eneral clrcuattlon, pub· lished in this county at least once a week for four con· secut!Ye weeks prior to the day °'Yid hewi ... Filed in the Superior Court of California, County of 0...,.. on June 8, 1988. Cale No. A-143568 6/16,6/23,6/30 717 1464 " .... nc 11110U1 ••uiu1•1rN1uauas NAMllTA~ The follow6nl parsons.,. doinc buslneu as: MIC Walnut. 4141 Mac:Ar· thuf Blvd., Suite 100, New- port a.ch, CA 92660. Mclchtan Investment ComPMY tit, a CaNfomia ..,.,., pat1nership, 4141 MacMhur !hi .• Suite 100, Newport e.ctt, CA 92660. Grant Donovan, 112 Oxfofd, Irvine, CA 92627. This BuJiness is con- ducted by a limited partner· ship. The re1lstrant com· meoced to transact &usi· ness under the fictitious business name listed abcwe on 6/1/88. Si1ned: Grant Donovan This statement was fited with the County Clerk of Oran1e County on June 14, 1988. File No. F383462 6/23 6/30 117 7114 1478 flCTJTIOUt MlltNESS NAME ITATDIENT The tollowfns persons are doina business as: PRO· DUCTIVITY CONSUL TING ASSOCIATES, 2227 Cliff Dr., Newport Beach, CA 92663. Mae Lon Dina. 2227 Cliff Dr .• Newport Beach, CA 92663. Richard Chana, 24211 Kathy Ave .• El Toro, CA 92630. This bYsiness is con· duded by. joint venture. The re1i1trant com- metad to tnnsact busi· ness under the fictitious business name ti1111d above on June 20, 1918. Si&ned: MeaLanDinl This ltMlment ... filed ..... the County Clerk °' Or.,.. County on June 20, 1918. File No. f383860 6/23 6/'J(J 7/17/14 1472 Tlte ,...llrMt COM• maNlld tD .,. ....... ,_ .....,.._ lr:•a• ..................... •Mlwll.l ... ~ JohnS.T_, _ _,,....._ aeCo1PG11111uia. Ir._.... s. TOWI........ II, Ph.D., Vice ,.,......,. TIMI •1t1•a11mismm••ntnt w filed wtth the County Clartc "' Or-. County on June 10, 1911. Ale No. F383122 61236/301 n 7114 1475 111111 F'ICHI .. ••U1l•HMllD•1t IUMllTA~ The fotlowinl persons are doins business as: Wltma/Shawntana Ill, 1301 Dove Street, Suite 300, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Wilma Pacific, Inc., a Cali· fomia corporation, 1301 Dove Street, Suite 300, Newport Beech, CA 92660. SNwntane Development Co., a California corpora- tion, 1301 Dove Street, Suite 300, Newport Beech, CA92MO. This Business is con· ducted by a ...... p.rt· nership. The re1istrant com· mencad '° trWlMCt busi· ness under the fictitious business name lllflld lbow on 06/0·3/88. Si1ned: Shawntana Development Co. ~ ShewnW1a oav.top-ment Corp. by James 8. Flei& Vice .......... This.....,.._.wasfiled wtth the County ~ of Or.,.. Count.yon June 13, 1988. File No. F38323 l 6/23 6/'30 717 7/14 1476 lt-41110 ACllllOUl9UIMll NAMl ITATIMlllT The foUowinc parsons.,. doinc business as: CARLAN and Associates, 27042 Cordero, Mission Vte;o. California 92691. Lance Samuelson, 27042 Cordero, Mission Viejo, Cali· fomia 92691. Carmen Samuelson, 27042 Cordero, Mission Viejo, California 92691. This Business is con· ducted by husband and wife. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious busineu name listed above on June 1, 1988. Silfled: Lance Samuejson This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on June 13, 1988. Ale No. F383236 6/2361301171114 14n l-40714 FICllllOUI .U•IED NAllllTA~ The tollowins parsons are . doinc business n: ~ns/ GDC Dove Canyon Asso- ciates, 1 Civic Plaza, Suite 175, Nawpo.1 8aach, Cati· fornia 92660. Glenfed Development Corp .• a Caaifomia corpora- tion, lMOl V..rtura Baule- vard, Encino, California 91426. Akins Oevetopment Com· PMY. a California ClOIPCJi • tion. 1 CMc Plaza, Suitl 175, Newport Baach, Call· fomia 92660. Tht1 Business is con· dudld ~ • ...,.,.. part. nerehip. The re1istrant com- meaad to trwiuc:t bull· ness under the tlc:tltlout business nema .._.,._ on Oacembaf 1 o. 1917. Sipad: .... 0.U.I• ment Corp, By: JoM I. ........ Sr. Yiol Pr11llktit ...... Aldlw o.u •• ..,..... ~Akins. This ..... , .. -fHed with the County Cllrk of Or.,.. eoun., on June 8, 1-. Ate No. F3127IO 611611n 6130 1 n 1410 ....... IMuld not be ---................ • .... of .......... caambepullUlhad In,.__ part r...., ....... ,.,of ..... drcullltiDrl. pub-.......... ~ ...... once 1 weak tDr faur con· tec:UIM ......... tD the daJ of..... ....... • Flied In the Superior Court of Caltfomil. County of e>r.,..on June 10, 1918. c... No. A-1"3127 6/16,6/23,6/'J(J 1n 1467 nc1111UU1 was NAiil ITATDllNT The fol~ person is doin1 business as: BOB DUKE, MARINE SURVEYS, 1914 MEYER PL, COSTA MESA, CA 92627. SMOOTH SAILl"6 INC., a CAUF<mNIA corporation, 2456 VISTA HOGAR, NEW· PORT BEACH. CA. 92660. This business ls con· ducted by a corporation. The re1istrant com- menced to tnnuct bull· nets under the ficitious business name lilted above on 05/16/88. Si1ned: SMOOTH SAILl"6 INC., By. Robert A. Duhe, President. This ~ ... filed with the County Clertc of 'Oranie County on June 13, 1918. File No. F383212 6/16 6/23 6/'J(J 717 1462 1.-ns FICllllOUI ....... NAME ITAlllmff The fotlowins patsoo1 are doi"I businell as: YICtor Income/Growth 1988, LP., l'J(J 1 Dove St., Suite 550, Newpoft Beech, CA 92660. Thomas v. Boytn, 1301 ~ St., Suite 550, New· port Beach, CA 92660. Victor Capital Corpora· tlon, a California corpora- tion, 1301 Dove St., Suite 550, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This Business is con- ducted by a limited partner· ship. Signed: Victor Capital Cor· poration, By: Thomas V. Boyles, President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on June 8. 1988. Ale No. f382787 6/16 6/23 6/30 717 1468 FICTITIOUS IMlllNUS NAiii ITATDllHT The followina person is doina business as: DUKE COMMUNICATIONS, 2456 VISTA HOGAR, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660. SMOOTH SAILING INC .• a CALIFORNIA corporation. 2456 VISTA HOGAR. NEW· PORT BEACH, CA 92660. - This bYsineu is con· dudld ~ a corporatioiL The raaistrant com· metlCld to transact busi· nets under the fictitious businau name li1111d abcMt on 05/16/88. Si1ned: SMOOTH SAILl"6 INC., By: Robeft A. ~. Pr.;dant This ata'8ment -filed with the County Clerk of Orarwe Couf1'Y on June 13, 1988. Ale No. F383211 6/16 6/23 6/'J(J 717 1463 ..... ......... _ fled In Ormwa ~ on 9114/17. ,.... No. F388040 Woridata Corpontlon, Clllf. Thia ......... -con-ducted ~ a corpcnlion. <l'Pd> Woridata CorpoaMlort H.C.U "-kl9nt This ltltament ..,.. fttad ..... Cou"" Ctartc °' ~County on June n , 1-. 6t30,1n, 111• 7/21 1486 ODD TO IHOWCAuafOlt CHMll OF NW Johnny frank Jiminez, Jr .. has filed a petition in this court for an order allow· ins petitioner to chance hll name from .Johnny Frank Jiminez, R. to Jonathan Eric Winfield. It is hereby ordered that all penons "'1alHelflld in the matter aforesaid appear before this court In 0epert. ment No. 3 .t 700 CMc Cea*' Drive West. Santa Ana, California, on 7 /21/ 1918 at 2:•5 o'clock p.m. and than and there show~ cause, if atf1 they hwe, why said petition for Chanle of -name should not be • .,..ltld. • It .. further ordered that a copy of this order to show CIU9e be pubhhad In ..... port [nsiln a Mwtpeps of pneral clrcuattlon, pub- lished in this county at lent once a ..-far lour con- Meutiw ..., prior to the day ot said haerins. Filed In the Superior Court of California, County o( Oranp on June a. 1988. Cate No. A-143568 6/16,6/23,6/'J(J 717 1464 l-411n PUalC NOTICE NOTICI CW DEATH Of MAM.DIE DYANN SOLOMON AND OF K 11 I ION TO ADlllNllTEJt ESTATE NO. A 143791 To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, continpnt cred· itors, and persons who may be otherwise intet9Sted in the will or estate of MAR- LENE DYANN SOLOMON A petition has been filed by SHIRLEY SOl.OMON in the Superior Court of ORANGE County '9Questinc that SHIRLEY SOLOMON be appointed as personal representative to admlnis· tef' the ..... of the dece- dent. The petition requests authority to administer the .... under the litdepend- •nt Administration of Est.NIAct. A ~-. on the petition· -"' be held on 7 /20/88 at l :UPM In Dept. #3 locMld at 700 CIVIC CENTER ORfVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA92701 If YOU OBJECT to the srantinc ot \N Plltltion. you should .. appeal' at the hearlnt and state your objeGtions Of file written IMljadk)t• with the court before the.....,... Your appw8ftC9 may be in I*' ton OI by~ 8'1omay. If YOU AR£ A CREDITOR CK a contit ... lt Cl9diaor of the dac I I led. you mult file ~ clmim with the court OI Pflllnt It • the pailOi .. raprt11nt8tlw appolnt9d -the court wtttMn four ..... tram the ... °' flf'lt'-1ncaot ..... . .......... In Wlloat 700 of tMc.llm• Prollt11 Cade. llletlrNlllrMnldelma ........... prior.tu manlhlfraln ..... ol .. ...... na11cad ..... YOUMAY~ttla ----Cll!W\.. ~ ... ..-loft 1a•1n1d 1n ....... you ....... UllOft tM......., Of ..................... ."' ...... ~ ..... .............. ....................... .................. ..... ,.. .......... Milletl .. ._den ....... ,, ......... ,. ... ------·-... ·=I or M:Cl&Plt •• -........ i. ............ C .. aml& ~ , ...... -._,.!"~•112•1mr.. MM••• a u-..o . 11¥1CiCAlnl 11111 ..... _.....,_ 1122111 II MNTA NM. Ctllltlll& 11•1n11w Mil NEWPORT F= FULL P = PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION Jan.4 1606 Santanella Terrace not avail Quit Claim Jan.4 1135 Pembroke Lane not avail not avail Jan.4 2415 Windward Lane not avail not avail Jan.4 320 Vista Madera $288,000 $320,000 F Dec.4 1818 Port Westbourne not avail not avail Dec.4 321 Milford Drive not avail Quit Claim Jan.5 2402 University Drive $140,100 $156,000 F J an.5 21 Bordeaux $350,000 Quit Claim J an.6 1921 Altura D rive $250,000 $425,000 F J an.6 606 Begonia Avenue not avail not avail J an.6 98 Corsica Drive not avail not avail Jan. 7 . 2655 Baysbore Drive $450,000 $700,000 F Jan. 7 2511 Vista Drive not avail not avail Jan. 7 1818 Highland Drive not avail Quit Claim Jan. 7 502 Dahlia A venue $307,500 $410,000 F Jan. 7 499 St. Andrews Road not avail trustee deed Jan.8 1542 Galaxy Drive not avail Quit Claim COSTA MESA Tiie a.a r..aate alotter contains only tbat information which ii a matter or public record. Comidention 11 a-.111111 ,,_ ~ tramrer tax pOI at tbe time of comidendon of ._ at die nte ol St .II ,. tllamaM dolan or comideration ududin& any emtin1 loam and .. Y 11ot reflect a ,.. .._ .... Tr.a DeMs nfled eac-brance a•ounts and may laan bem recorded apinlt a "'' t7 o. wllida tlaere wu no sale. The Ca.ta Mesa News provides dais information as a ,.blk ... 1ce. F=FULL DATE Dec.28 Dec.28 Dec.28 Dec.29 Dec.29 Dec.29 Dec. 29 Dec.29 Dec.29 Dec.29 Dec.29 Dec.30 Dec.30 Dee.30 Dec.30 Dec. jb Dee. 30 Dec. JO Dec. 30 Dec.30 P = PARTIAL PROPERTY :ADDRESS 2965 Royal Palm Drive 2286 Pacific A venue 1215 Las Arenas Way 367 Magnolia Street 386 Broadway 1885 Tahiti Drive 1912 Kauai Place 594 Hamilton Street 2518 Elden Avenue 2510 Back Bay Loop 778 Wesleyan Bay 1917 Lanai Drive 2958 Milbro Street 31 SB Yellowstone Drive 2877 Drake Avenue 983 Denver Drive 1951 Aliso Avenue 2603 Elden A venue 2231 Pacific A venue 260 Victoria Street 3044 Harding Way 3002 Donnybrook Lane 2807 Portola Drive 3108 Taft Way 3490 Wimbledon Way ••WilDbledon Way Drive TRUST DEED not avail $21,500 $90,000 $196,000 not avail $300,000 $268,200 $77,000 $129,600 $125,000 not avail not avail $130,500 not avail $153,100 . $171,000 $120,000 $145,800 $163,350 $2,380,000 not avail $130,SOO $148,0SO $100,000 $226,400 5226.400 $212.250 CONSIDERATION not avail not avail $145,000 $245,000 F not avail $405,000 F $298,000 F not avail $162,000 F $164,000 F not avail not avail $145,000 F not avail $183,SOO F $190,000 F not avail $162,000 F $181,SOO F not avail not avail Sl4S,000 $164,500 F SllS,000 F ~OOOF F ... F: aY GU•Y AND CHRISTA LONG Tbele days, when a 11CW listiq comes on the marbt, buyen flock to it like a swarm of fish at feeding time. 1'he one who gets there first will get the morsel" seems to be the thinking behind such frantic efforts. This type ~f activity Rresents problems for all involved. The seller receives several offers within a few days of his proper- ty's exposure to the market. His dilemma: Which offer to accept? Counter-off er all of them and create a 04bidding war" to get the highest price? Accept a 04back- up offer" in addition to opening an escrow? And, finally, liability concerns with all of the above procedures. The buyer's dilemma is no less serious: Should he offer fuJI price immediately? Should he offer above-full-price, knowing that several off en arc being presented? Should he eliminate contingencies which protect him? Should he pass under those circumstances? Finally, the brokers, too, are caught up in tbcsc problems: Should they advise their sellers to respond to all offers? Should they (the broken) advile ftilla offer is "the bat one"? By wbat criteria wOuld they pick "the belt offer"? Sbould die)' haft lilted the property tu.per? Should they advile the teller KCOrclinalY? Broten are further strelled by the fact that many sellers demand that their listinp be kept out of the multiple listing service. They want their broker to sell t!'e ~ropcrty by himself (or herself) m order to saw on commjnjom. Broken hc:loaaing to the Newport Beacll Bomd of Realton are under an obliption to enter their listings into the multiple service within three days of obtaining the listing UNLESS the seller has instructed the broker to the contrary. Will this .. feeding frenzy" continue? Nobody knows the answer for sure. It will depend on many factors, such as interest rates, the presidential election, the general state of the economy, world economy and politics, and so on. Almost certainly, it will change at some time in the future. Real estate bu always been cyclical, and there will be a market again where the buyers are in the proverbial .. driver's seat." REAL ESTATE FACTS By: Patrick Tenore THE MAGIC T OUCH! • • TWO CHOICE BUILDING SITES New~ Heilhts I. View ~fWftGPllllWllllW..,on prMd8 cul;.cte.uc. On the bluff overlookifW Bey and thl coestline. Drive to #5 Park PIKe and visuali fDUr own PllDUI home here. - - IALllA llUllD 11.211.111 •.• , .. , .... ua•m11111m ..... CHARM ABOUNDS IN THIS PERFECTLY A MOST WARM & INVITING 2 BR 2 BA CONDO SINGLE STORY LIGHT & AIRY. YOU Will FEEL LOCATED LITTLE ISLAND BA YFRONT. 4 BR OR WITH SOME OCEAN VIEW. WHITE CARPET GOOD WHEN YOU ENTEA THIS 4 BR, 2~ BA 3 + UNIT. ENJOY BEST "UL" ISLE BEACH. AND TILE. LARGE MASTER BR & WALK-IN HOME W/HDWD FLOORS, FR DOORS & FP SELLERS MOTIVATED. CLOSET. CALLI IN LR. A MUST TO SEE. PEllllULA 11.r•.• UDO aa•.• IEWPOIT HElllTI 1315.• BRIGHT NEW CONTEMP HOME -NEAR BCH. SENSATIONAL NEWER BA YFRONT HOME WI MAGNIFICENT 3 BR DECORATOR PERFECT. 2 BR. DEN, 2 BA, FORMAL DR, LAGE KITCHEN NEW DOCK. PENINSULA'S PRIME LOCATION. FRENCH DOORS, HARDWOOD FLRS, SKY L TS, & MBR SUITE. LARGE PRIVATE YD, FR DOORS, 3-CAR GARAGE, LOVELY YARD + EUROPEAN . LOVELY PRIVATE TILED PATIOW/SPARKUNG BERBER. SHUTTERS, SUPERB QUALITY . KITCHEN. CUSTOM FEATURES GALORE. FOR FOUNTAIN, GOURMET KITCHEN. PRICED TO THE FUSSY BUYER. SELL IEACOl IAY Mafi •• MlllllE CIEEI 1435.IOll PRIME LOCATION IN THIS CHARMING 3 BR IAYFIGIT 11.111.• WONDERFUL CORNER BA YFRONT CONDO IN W/LARGE FAMILY ROOM. HIGH BEAM CEIL- INGS, BRICK FIREPLACE WITHIN STEPS OF A BA YFRONT HACIENDA WITtl A UNIQUE ATTRACTIVE CO-OP BLDG. EXTENSIVE BAY BAY & TENNIS. COMBINATION OF LOCATION, DESIGN + + CITY LIGHT VIEWS. 2 BR UNIT IS WELL VALUE. 5 BR + GUEST ·ouAATER& DEN, DR MAINTAINED + DECOR IN NEW! IEWPllT IEllm -·-+ FR MAKE THIS A TRULY EXaTINB HOME. RECENTLY REMODELED. OCEAN VIEW, .IAllll• CIEEI .... INSIDE LAUNDRY, LARGE VIEW DECK, SPA- PEiia ULA 11.•.• BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEW FROM THIS CUS-CIOUS WALLED BACK YARD. MINI BAYFRONT ESTATE ON BUENA VISTA. TOMIZED 2 BR+ DEN CONDO -BEIGE+ WHITE CllllA ••LAlll ....... MAIN HOUSE, 4BR, FORMAL DINING. ELEVA-DECOR. REMODELED KITCHEN AND TOR, 2 MARBLE FP, SEPARATE 2 BA APT+ BATHROOMS-LARGE PATIO. STYLISH SINGLE LEVEL REMODEL BRIGtfr - GARDEN. LRG BOAT DOCK, SANDY BEACH. EttED W/SKYJJGHTS + FASHIONABLE 111111• am 1111.111 fAINCH DOORS, Bl EACHED FLOOAS. EURO- CO'l•l lllUI ....... A PRECIOUS JEWEL IN JASMINE CREEK BA1"S + IGTCH&N AHO CUSTOM CLOSETS. CHARMING BAYFRONT HOME ON PRESTI-SPLENDID OCEAN/BAY /CATALINA "SIT -·-El 1741 ... GIOUS COWNS IS WITH EACH ROOM LEAD-DOWN" VIEW. RARE SINGLE LEVEL PLAN 111 ING TO GORGEOUS LANDSCAPE & PATIO ON W/3 BR + FA. BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED. GREAT DOVER SHORES LOCATION OPEN 196' FRONT AGE. PRIVATE COMMUNTY. MUL Tl-tEVEL FLOOR Pl.AN. AACHITECTUR- M.LY DESIGNED FOR MAXIMUM BACK-BAY UllA Ill£ IZ •• .-u• PElulllu -·-AND CITY LIGHT VtEW. SPECTACULAR, CONTEMPORARY, AEMOD-WONDERFUL BAYFRONT LARGE CONDO IAlmVIEWllW .... ELED, BAYFRONT, EUROPEAN KJTCHEN, 4 BR COMPLETELY REMODELED IN OFF WHITE ONE OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER VIEWS AND MIRRORS. 2 STONE PATIOS. FIREPLACE 51h BA, TURNING BASIN, VIEW, LARGE SUP IN THE AREA! A PANORAMA OF OCEAN. BAY .. A DREAM PLACE. BOAT SUP AVAILABLE. +SOUTH PATIO. & A SEA OF LIGHTS. SPAQOUS LOT WITH UIG -·-COURTYARD POOL & PATIOS. BY APPOINT-.. , ... 13 ..... WANT TO ENJOY BAYFRONT LIVING AT A MENT . BA VFRONT-FtNEST QUALITY. 4 BR REMOD-FRACTION OF THE COST OF OTHER BAY--ECUFF -·-· ELED HOME WITH eo FT FRONTAGE. POOL. FRONTS? CONSIDER THIS GORGEOUS 8TH f SftA PWS DOCK FOR 2 LARGE YACHTS. FLOOR PE'MTHOUSE W/UNSUAPASSED DESIGNED TO DELIGHT. BUil T TO ENDURE. EXQUISITE BAY VIEWS. VIEW91 aNC TRADE. iTHIS BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM 4 BR HOME HAS . IT ALL. QUAL:ITY SUPERB MBA SUITE, GOURMET KITCHEN, VIEW. -, I