HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-07-21 - Newport Harbor EnsignESTAaJSHEO 1CMl*«JTH YEAR *NUM8EA eo. (714) 131-8120 * NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME8A8EO NEWSPAPEA*THURSOAY, JULY 21, 1• . .
C>N, Irvine Co. talks bogged down
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Church hit On parking issue
BY MELINDA KELLER
Large Sunday congregations and
increased programs at St. Andrews
Presbyterian Church have driven some
nearby homeowners to fight, rather
than love, their neighbor.
Problems between the 15th Street
church and Cliff Haven Community
Association began several years ago
when St. Andrews remodeled their
small chapel into a large sanctuary and
office building.
Neighbors have been complaining for
several ycan about the parking shor-
tage they say is caused by the church.
But it bas just been in recent months
that homeowners say they have turned
the other cheek for the last time.
Complaints of Sunday parishioners
parking in front of driveways, on
intersection corners and in red zones
are scheduled to be beard in Newport
Beach City Hall next Tuesday.
Cliff Haven Vice President J ohn
Sturgess said homeowners arc fed up
with the increased church membership
and activities that have clogged the
streets seven days a week.
"Sundays are the worst. We have
nowhere to park. All the spaces for
ourselves and our guests are taken up
by the churchgoers,,.. Sturgess said.
When St. Andrews completed their
remodel, the city of Newport Beach
granted them a conditional use permit,
hinging on the church's compliance of
NB man is arrested in
Costa Mesa stabbing
A Costa Mesa man was stabbed at
his West 18th Street home Sunday
afternoon after a fight allegedly broke
out between be and a Newport Beach
resident.
Paul Gomez, 22, is listed in critical
but stable condition at Fountain Valley
Rqional Hospital Trauma Center after
1uffcrig eiabt stab wounds, one which
~nctured bis lun1.
Newport Beach resident Everest
Bullon, 31, wa arrested in connection
witb tbe attl~ck that occured at 1: 18 p.m.
Sunday at. Gomez' house, said Costa
Mesa Police Sgt. Ron Smith.
Witnesses spotted Bullon leaving the
scene in a red Porsche Carrera and
called police, Smith said.
Bullon was picked up at 1995 Harbor
BouJevard shortly afterward and was
arrested without incident. He was
booked in Costa Mesa City Jail on
charges of attempted murder and is
being held in lieu of S2S0,000.
Police said the motive of the attack
and tbc relationship of tbe two men is
unknown at this time.
finding parking for their parishioners
elsewhere, said City Traffic Affairs
Officer Jim Brayler.
St. Andrews spokesperson Linda
Bertone said congrcgants arc told to
park at adjacent Newport Harbor High
School when the church lot is full.
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•Y aocu •LOOM
Talb be.tween tile Irvine Company
and Stop Polluting Our Newport
(SPON) over tile fate of rem•ning
company land in tile city ba¥e broken
off, KCOrdina to one participaat, but
repracatati¥a of both p.nia say they
have been valuable and may resume.
WJ'b.inp boged down and we quit,"
said Beet this week, adding that there
haven't been any meeting amce May.
-rbe city will continued with the
General Plan review and we all will be
making our imput into that process,"
Beek added. *'We fch we could do just
u well fighting it in the city review
proceu ... (But) we'd rather have done
it through negotiation."
Beek said that -ihere were degrees
of agreement and di1a1reement"
between the company and SPoN and
cited several smaller parcds earmarked
for residential de¥elopment a exam-
ples.
Disq:reements remained over the
fate of large parcels, especially the
Castaways lite on the west bay shore,
and oa the iuue of extending San
Joaquin Hills R.oad south around
Corona del Mar ·to Pacific Coast
lligbway. I
Larry TbomN, spokesperson for tac
Irvine Company, disputed Beek., char-
acterization of the taJb as being at
unpaue.
""We 'vc had meetings as late as J 0
days ago with their attorneys," Thomas
said. *'They may not have been full-
blown meetings ... (but) we don't
consider the process over."
Thomas also said that written com-
ment submitted by the company to the
city's gencraJ plan review reflected
many SPON concerns.
Another SPON negotiator, Jean
Watt, also said the taJks "are not
officially over."
"I believe we reached an impasse
because (details) were dependent on
traffic data from the city which we only
now have received," Watt stated. "We
agreed to go through the (General Plan
review) process. but that docsn •t pre-
clude more meetings.
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)1 golden .opportunity to be part of the . future
BY 80NND: J:NGSTllOM
"If we all sit back and say 'it's
done,' it's not going to happen.
We're too far along to slow up
at this point." ·
Ralph Rodbeim, praident of
the board for Swim for the Gold,
spoke with conviction about the
movement to raise funds for the
proposed Marian Bergeson
Aquatic Center.
"The key thing is community
support. (Because of that) we are
now in excess of $800,000
toward our goal of Sl.2 million
that has to be raised."
He told me elatedly about the
recent corporate contributions
for $20,000 each from Ford
Motor Company, Pacific Mu-
tual, the Irvine Company and
John D. Lusk and Sons. Secu-
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rity Pacific baa pled,ed SI0,000,
and Tr.titional Jewelen, owned
by community member Marion
Half.ere, bu been exceptionally
supportive. The bigest single
donor to date is J . Ray Con-
struction with a pledge of
$25,000. Obviously, as Rodhcim
indicated to me, "The corporate
committee bas been working
bard."
While I have never been
applauded for my mathematical
skills, the trusty little caloulator
in my desk drawer tells me that
even the aforementioned and
very significant corporate spon-
sorship does not add up to the
$800,000 pledaed. The president
hit the nail OD the bead iD citina
the value of community npport.
The community bu been
generous, and continua to be.
Over I SO dedicated souls are
devoting much eft'ort to plan·
events and chair and work on
numerous committees, not
including the ..O..Ome individu-
als serving on the board. And,
as Rodbeim stresses, "Every
single penon is important."
The Grants and Foundations
Committee bu made lengthy
applications to 16 foundations
and expects results from a
healthy percentqe. Janet Ray,
and the Alumni Committee
which she chain, have planned
an all-dass celebration for 800
participants to be held at the
Irvine Marriott April 8, 1989.
Invitations will go out to all
10,000 graduates of Corona del
Mar High School during the last
25 years. Student volunteers
hosted a biatbalon in Harbor
View Homes and succeeded in
raismg a couple of thousand
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dollan. The Kiwaail of the
harbor area ii pl•nniq a pan-
cake breatf'ut to support the
aquatic center. Jim F.dwanl1 Ill
is working with tbe sroup to plan
a Hollywood Preview night at
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which all proceeds will go
directly into Swim for the Gold
coffcn. Rodbcim reminded me
that the Community Relatiom
Committee ii always aYd8ble
and mWOUI to mW a prwn-
tation to any lervice dub or
oraaDization, complete with
artiat.ic ~ of the center.
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tion, I flub back to the Tuelday
evening I switched on the TV
and saw the community in
action. I beard the impaaioned
speeches of friends and neigh-
bon. I witnessed the delibera-
tion of the concerned City Coun-
cil memben. I even saw my
editor, Roger Bloom, taking
notes. Frankly, I WU impreued
by the show of support, the high
representation of all segments of
the community for the proposed
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ter.
I was extremely impressed by
Sally Edmunds, new CdMHS
PT A president, whose quiet
voice held real conviction while
presenting both a mother's and
a community leader's appeal for
the much-needed f acil.ity. I held
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my breatla for CdM ICDior Derek
Dundas, then fou.t I needn't
haws. His 1peakin1 ability is far
more polished than mine and
many adults. I f antuized that be
bad just fmilbed a clus in public
speaking and received an A+ in
it. But the reality is probably just
the confidence of youth and
believing in that for which be
was asking. Whichever, the
praise is well-deserved.
And just like an episode from
an old Lone Raqer serial, when
the question arose whether the
school board wu prepared to
commit to the maintenance of
the proposed pool, NMUSD
Board Praident Jim DeBoom
sauntered to the mite. His
deliberate ramurancc of board
support w pracllted iD the belt
John Wayne tndition.
No, I am not m•kin1 liabt of
tbe situation. I wu totally
captivated by tbe proceedings. I
wu terribly proud of all tlac
community memben who are
aivina ol their time and abilities
to mate this happen.
All by mJIClf, I cheered Coun-
cilman Turner when be
reminded the audience of the
worthwhile projects which fell
by the wayside for lack of
funding. I cheered because the
first one be mentioned was the
Teen Center proposed three
years ago that I and many otbcn
bad worked bard to initiate. It
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"We are JOO percent in favor
of the residents towing cars if
they are blocking the driveways
or are in the red zones. We want
to cooperate in anyway we can,"
she said.
Bertone added that the church
is allowed up to 1,040 members
per service but average attend-
ance bas been about 900 congre-
felt aood dlM it bad 90( been
fcqottaL Folb are still mindful
of the needs of our Newport
youth.
One by one, e11eb motion for
a different amount of funding
wu voted on. Evelyn Hart's 35
percent, or $440,000 proposal
fell to the "nays," u did Mr.
Turner's lesser proposal. Per-
haps tbcte experienced council-
memben were cleverly aiming
for the ume a.I. for when the
final vote w~ dtlD for die city
to fund half of the aquatic
center-to tbe tune of $625,000,
with atipulati--. of com1e-a
resoundina cheer aboot my TV,
and all couacilmembcrs
appeared to belrimdnlfrom ear
to ear.
I eDCOUl'all ,_ .ao Cllcb the
brM1 rina. toll in JODI' liher and
become a permuent name on
the Founden' Wall of the Swim
for tbe Gold. If you can contri-
bute time, money or expertise,
call Ralph Roclbeimat 557-5100.
Now is tbe time to do it, for
the Founden' Wall pledaes of
$2SO, SSOO and $1,000 will
automatically increase 20 per-
cent when school reconvenes.
With your help, the project just
could be six to eight months
ahead of schedule.
Bonn~ En8&trom i.J a member
of tlw Corona •I MllT HiKh
School and ANkr&m School
PT A& anll JDWs on tlw Harbor
Council PT A.
gants.
"We want to be good neigh-
bors and we encourqe our
memben to respect our neigb-
bon. Hopefully we will be able
to straighten the problem out,"
Bertone said.
Residents and church officials
are scheduled to meet at City
Hall at 2:30 p.m.
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Navigati~n course
is offered at OCC
An advanced celestial naviga-
tion counc designed for those
with bMic experience in celestial
navipion is being offered this
fall by Orange Coast College's
Sailing Academy.
Titled "Advanced Celestial
Navigation," the series is sche-
duled for Wednesday evenings,
Sept. 7 through Dec. 21,from 7-
10 p.m. Registration fee is $75.
Long-time Orange Coast Col-
lege navigation instructor and
author, Neal T . Walker, will
conduct the class.
Nautical Alamanac; steering by
the sun and stan; navigational
erron; and Aboriginal naviga-
tion.
Two evening field trips will
reinforce star identification and
sextant use in star work.
Registration is underway in
OCC's Community Service
Office, located in the college's
Student Center Building. The
office is cpen Monday through
Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m .•
·and Saturday from 8 a.m. to
noon.
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Community Services, P.O. Box
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registration fee.
Watt throws hat in ring
The course will begin with a
thorough review of the sun sight
using Pub HO 2A9 Volume II.
Once proficiency with sun sights
is demonstrated, the following
topics will be examined:stars,
planets, and moon sights with
HO 249 Volume II: latitude by
Polaris; star identification and
star sights with HO 2A9 Volume
I; table HO 211 (Acton); calcu-
lator navigation; determining
G HA and declination without a
Fr more information or a f rcc
sailing academy brochure, call
OCC's Community Services
Office at (714) •32-5880.
Jean Watt, a ~founder and
board member of Stop Polluting
Our Newport (SPON),
announced this week that she
will run for the city council seat
now held by Councilman Phil
Maurer.
Maurer bad previously
announced that be will not run
again, and has endorsed the only
other candidate in the race so
far, Ralph Rodheim.
"It's an extension of what
we've been doing all along," said
Man dies in wreck
A Glendale man was killed
early Saturday morning and his
companion seriously injured
when they were struck down
while crossing West Balboa
BouJevard.
Paul Boutin, 19, was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at Hoag
Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
from head trauma injuries. His
companion, Laura Rogers, 21,
also of Glendale, was trans-
ported to Fountain Valley
Regional Hospital Trauma Ccn-
ter where she is listed in good
c~ndition with multiple abra-
sions.
Witnesses told police that the
couple were walking across West
Balboa Boulevard at 18th Street
when they were hit by a white
Jeep Cherokee driven by Peter
V asilia, 31, of Newport Beach,
said Newport Beach Police
spokesperson Greg Armstrong.
V asilia was not cited but the
investigation is pending, Arm-
strong said.
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with SPON to slow development
and preserve open space and
neighborhood integrity. "We
need people to speak out during
the election. This race didn't
really have a champion for our
views, so I was induced (to run)."
Rodheim said he had spoken
with Watt recently and she
revealed her intention.
"I wished her 49-perccnt good
luck," he joked, adding, "It's
going to be real interesting . .,
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Editorial
The trade gap is
a ghost 'problem'
Last February, establishment pundits booted at President
Reagan for telling a Cleveland audience that a trade deficit
is often ua sign of economic strength, not weakness." But
Britain is a case that seems to support the presidenfs point.
Its economy is booming, it has eliminated its budget deficit-
and it is running trade deficits proportionately as large as
our own.
Britain's trade deficit in May was $2.06 billion. That's
comparable to a $12 billion monthly trade deficit here. Yet
like our own economy, Britain's has been rising smartly.
Industrial production is up 5 percent and unemployment
down nearly 3 percentage points from a year ago.
Self-appointed experts in the United States blame our trade
deficit on the Reagan budget deficit, which supposedly creates
excess demand that sucks in foreign goods. But Margaret
Thatcher has squeezed the red ink out of Britain's budgets.
It has no budget deficit but a sizable trade deficit. This blows
a very big hole in the .. twin deficit" theory so popular among
those who want to raise taxes in the United States.
Britain's trade deficit isn l hard to explain. Investors want
to put their money in Britain, in part because marginal tax
rates have been cut from a punishing 90 percent when Mrs.
Thatcher took office to 40 percent now. Suddenly British
capital is staying home, just as U.S. capital did beginning
in 1983, and foreign capital is finding England an attractive
place for the first time since World War Il. The British pound
is up more than 70 percent since its all-time low in J 985.
The foreign currency coming to England doesn' get stuck
under mattresses. It is used to buy British pounds, which
are invested. The foreign currency itself eventually flows back
out of England to buy f orcign goods and services with which
to restock British shelves, factories and offices. A look at
the history books will show that during Britain's strongest
period of growth, in the 19th century, it routinely ran big
trade and c urrent account deficits, as did the United States.
Conversely, when British unemployment was more than 11
·percent a f cw years ago, Britain was running a large trade
surplus.
All this is a reminder that much of the concern over the
trade deficit is misplaced. The British experience is more proof
that not all trade deficits are necessarily bad. In some cases
they may be a sign of weakness. In the case of the United
States and Britain, they appear to be signs of strength. We
should be leery of trying to fix what ain l broke.
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The ehd of the world
On the same day we booked
passage to the Galapagos
Islands, which inspired Darwin's
"Origin of the Species," we read
two reports about a UCI pro-
fessor who may well foretell the
extinction of the species. And
thanks to DuPont and other
chemical companies, it is not a
pretty story.
The professor is "Sherry"
Rowland, and the two reports
include a beautiful history and
analysis of UCI and Orange
Coast College, prepared by
journalist and PR executive
Hilary Kaye, and a very tbought-
f ul feature by Lanie Jones in the
Los Af'6eks 1i1Ms. Both Kaye
and Jones obviously admire
Profesaor Rowland, while
DuPont tries to put him out of
their moneyarubbin1 minds.
Profeaor Rowland-F . Siler-
wood Rowland-made a atart-
lina dilcovery on the UCI cam-
pus 14 years qo, when be and
a poltdoctoral fellow, Mario
Molina, theorized tlYt all of
us-all uimala and plants and
imccts, all liviQa beinp OD earth,
were tbreatened. The reuon?
Bued on raearcb and experi-
ments they bad conducted, Pro-
f es1or Rowland uacl Moliaa
believed that the earth's proteo-
tive ozone layer wu beiaa clel--
troyed, and tbe culprits ftft
chemical companies worldwide
that produce synthetic chemicals
called cbloroOuorcarbon1
(CPCa), tbe Mlic inpdieata of
9erOIOI 1praya ud relfileru.ta.
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many Newport Beach leaden. scientists are not the bosom pals
She reports how UCI, for exam-of the chemical industry. Jones
pie, since that campus was reports that Rowland was
dedicated in 1965, bas been at dropped from a scheduled
the cutting edge of scientific and August broadcast of the PBS
medical research, including the McNeil/ Lehrer report because
Time of my Life
dramatic research by Rowland
and Molina.
As Times writer Jones
reported, Rowland, now 61 , bas
been very via<>rous in sounding
the alarm to scientists, govern-
ments and chemical companies.
Chemical companies, Jones
reported, larcly ignored or poo-
poobed Rowland's fmdinp. In
fact, wrote Jones, DuPont,
whose Freon division manufac-
tures reffilennu, insisted that
all DuPoata CFC. were perfect-
ly ..Ce. Tbe chemical industry
doubted that the earth 'I ozone
layer wu being damqed at all.
Then alona came a new
report. Lut Marcia, tbe Na&ioaal
Aeronautica and S,.,e Admin-
istration (NASA) llicl kl •.ties
showed that ozone ,... beiaa
datoryed by CFC. much more
rapidly than UJOM imalined.
From 1969 to 1987, Inell of
ozone abow tbe US dropped 2.3
percent. In tbe winter, tbele
.la1111 were • laiP in aome
plWI M 6 peroeat. Tbe Natiou•
A<ademy of Srilnca aaid in
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BY JIM FELTON
DuPont objected.
But Rowland continues his
work at UCI. Like other scient-
ists, be believes animals and
plants could not exist on earth
without the ozone layer, which
absorbs much of the deadly
radioactivity from the sun.
Jones reports an exchange
between Rowland and bis wife,
Joan, when the profCllOl' came
home from a Iona day on cam-
pus in 1973.
11How wu your day," Joan
uked, like any other wife. "How
did it aor
•Jt'I IOOW very well," Profes-
sor Rowland said. "It just
meau, I think, the end of the
world."
Since the Rowland-Molina
fpidjnp were publilbed in 1974,
ICientilu have dilcovered an
ever-widenina bole in the earth 'I
ozone layer over the Antarctic,
caUled, they 1urmile, by CFCs.
Now, some 31 nations have
aareecl to a treaty that would
reduce CFC COMUmption by SO
Plft'lll( "' tM end of the cn-
tary ........ .., Dot be enouah
toawdle-.tlL
If we all drJ up or burn up,
it.. aot beeaue we weren't
!!.~ II;, a oo J 'r ol ld11dltl
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Mnlla•s
aY !1, t• THE NEWPORT ENmCIN ,_I
NBPD needs to loosen up its attitude
It's no leCl"et that Newport
Beach Police Department and I
have bad our differenca. In
1983, a ridiculoua -ualt, bat-
tery and raieti• Mrelt cbaqc
cost me S8,000 in lepl fees and
county taxpayen probably I 0
times that amount.
But waten ~calmed. Over
the put five yean, I've toured
the station, lunched with ex-
cbief Charles Grou, did a ride-
aloq followed by a column on
holiday drunk drivina and I rode
the police helicopter on a warm
summer eveniq. (So warm the
doon were off and druina steep
maneuveriq to locate a vqrant,
I felt a 1eCOndary purpose wu
to dump me in Upper Newport
Bay).
I respect and appreciate the
job police have to perform. In
preparina this article, I talked
with City Manqer Bob Wynn
and Police Chief Arb Campbell.
I also listened to "people on the
street". And since my arrest in
1983, I've kept a casual eye on
the Newport Beach Police
Department. Two concerns
remain:
1) Will the local department
ever learn that more can be
accomplished with a smile than
with a scowl?
2) Will the City Council ever
stop accepting as gospel the
words of a police department
that has repeatedly "shot itself
in the foot"?
Last spring the Newport
Be~h Police Department quai-
fied as laughing stock with their
fearlessly executed "Operation
Hooker Hunt." It was something
out of a Dan Akroyd-Jobn
The
Beluai movie: 19 off1cen, a tub ages. It wasn't even sundown
ofbeer,aomex-rated movies and and the Newport Beach Police
a Hilton Hotel room to nab two shut down the fun. They bad a
suspected prOlitituta. The pis complaint they said; one more
were arratecl, fined jailed and complaint and they'd .. brina out
Recreation and only $33 per
penon for libraries.(For S22S
per, you'd think we'd get a smile
DOW and then).
lmpreaiom Mfrom the street"
are that Newport Police spend
an inordinate amount of time
barra11in1 local teenagers.
Many times tbele younpten to
into the encounters with a
healthy respect for police
authority. They come away with
diadain for police arropnce.
And this is while Newport Beach
bu become the white collar
crime capital of the Western
World. Somehow the local
police priorities seem mis-
directed.
Actually, I have an w•• to
this complex problem. Herc's
my limple solution: .. Come on
guys, smile, we're all on tbe same
team; we all make mistakes. A
smile now and then can help
brin& UI toaetber ·"
My Turn
run out of town. Apparently, the
City Council chuckled and
looked the other way while the
episode gave new me•ning to the
~ "entrapment."
I'm also convinced that when
confronted with a #rloru crim-
inal aitiuatioa the Newport
Police have a tendency to ICl"eW
up. Lut yuear Federal qents
provided leads that resuhed in
SIO million of marijuana being
siezed in Newport Harbor. But
because the local boys in blue,
in their excitement to seize,
failed to get a aearcb warrant,
the amuglen were set free. The
judge bad no cbaoice. Ameri-
cans cannot be subject to unwar-
ranted searches by their
government; even if criminal
behavior is uncovered. That's
not a technicality, it's the Bill of
Rights.
A most recent and ridiculous
development is the City Council
giving police the discretionary
power to levy a SSOO fine for
having to return to a party a
second time n order to .. quiet it
down." Come on now; this
Fourth of July there was a party
on Pearl Street, Balboa Island,
attended by local families of all
n•-
the paddy wagon,"' the offteer
said. But who complained? Wu
it justified? What is the allowable
decibel lnel? It WU daylipt OD
the Fourth of July, the liational
birthday, there WU DO alcohol
on public property, it was just
good clean fun and the police
shut it down. That's ridiculous!
But now the City Council gives
them even more power.
The Chief is in a toup spot.
He feels bis force is reflecting the
desires of the community. Law
and order is bis responsibility,
not family fun. That's why be
recommended no fireworks at
the Dunes and Big Canyon
Country Club. The amazing
thing is that the City Council
went along with him until 4th
graden pointed out the lack of
logic in their decision.
Citizens of Newport have no
illusions, your Police Depart-
ment is expensive. Lawsuits
concerning excessive force and
false arrest arc legion. In 1988-
89 each Newporter will pay an
estimated Slli for police protec-
tion (excluding lawsuits); while
only half that amount goes for
fire protection, less than a
quarter for Parka and
That's some friendly advice.
Jim Wood ii dw ~ of
M~rrill Lynch R~11/ty in
Newport &ach.
Y offers summer tun
'"Camps and Caravans'
offered tbroup the Newpon-
Costa Mesa YMCA have two
great trips planned for you!
The first caravan, Aug. 20 to
27,gocs to beautiful Lake Tahoe.
For teen-agers (ages 13-16), this
caravan includes a visit to Vik-
ingsbolm Castle, hiking, water
sports, and camping under the
stan. Take a trip into town to
see the city lights enjoy a sunset
dinner/dance and a party cruise.
The cost is $1 75 for YMCA
members and $1 S for non-
members.
For teen-agers who like to get
all wet and then tan under the
bot California sun, "Surf
N'Fun" is for you! Surf the
waves from Newport Beach
down to San Diego's Mission
Bay. This aquatic adventure
takes place from Aug. 2 to Sept.
2 and includes body-surfing,
snorkeling, and boogie-
boarding. The cost is S 180 for
YMCA members and $190 for
non-members.
Call the YMCA for more
information about these and
other summer boredom busters
at (714) 642-9990.
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birthday, you can enroll in the
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BY GEORGE PAPPAS
In the pme of softball you can
never really count a team out,
which is a painful leaon the
Sheraton Sailors' c<Hd squad
learned this past week.
Heading into the the final
inning of last Tbunday's game
held at Bonita Creek Part, the
Sheraton Sailors led Cheers'
team by nine runs. But the
Sailors squandered the lead and
went on to lose the close game,
20-18.
With the victory, C heers took
sole possession of second place
in the B-23 c~ softball league
with a 5-2 record. The Sutter
Home Winos continued to be the
team to beat in the league as they
have yet to lose a game this
season with seven straight vic-
tories.
"I've never seen a comeback
li ke it," remarked Cheers'
pitcher Scott Wilson about bis
team's final inning rally.
"Ive been on a lot of softball
teams, but to score 13 runs in
t he last inning is something I
haven't seen very often."
But early in the game things
didn't begin so cheerfully for
Wilson's team. .
T he S heraton Sailors led 4-2
after two innings, but they
q uickly threatened to turn the
contest into a rout in the third
mnmg.
The Sailors tagged Wilson for
six runs with a two-run homer,
two t riples, and three singles.
Cheers also made several COltly
faelcliq erron durina the innina.
In the next frame, the She-
raton Sailon contiDuecl their
attack u they added two more
runs on a double. Two infield
erron by Cheers put the runners
on baae to let up the ICOriag.
Cheers offeme finally man-
apcl to respond with three rum
in the fifth innina. Alex Bancroft
led off with a triple and acored
on a sacrifice fly to riabt fldcl
by Cheers' team manqer Eddie
Herbert~ The next batter waited
and then Cheen' Mart Maloney
aJammed a line drive laome nm
to riabt field to cut the Sailors
lead to Inell rum, 12-5.
EftlJlbinl ltarted to' unravel
for the Sailors ill tbe rma1 inNn1
u they led 14-5. The Sailors'
pitcher bad control problemt u
be pve ap tix walks in tbe
innina
Cllees'l led off the inning with
a linale. Herbert followed with
a Iona fly ball which w• au.-
pla,ecl by the Sailors' center rteWer for a two-nm homer.
Another amp and two walb
rdled t11e baa.
Clutch 1inate1 by Cheers'
W'dlon and Bancroft tlahecl tbe
Sailors lead to two. Another
aiqle, an· error and a wait tied
the pme at 14.
Claocn' K.atby Stoltz then
•inaled ia die two., ... JUDI.
Willoa ...... -llOODd· lin-ale of the innin1 to p Cleen
a 20-14 lead.
The Sailors atill Ud one more
chance to win the pme in the
bottom balf of the bal innina
Their rmt batter singled fol-
lowed by a home run to right
field.
After another base hit, the
Sailors next batter alammed a fly
ball into deep center field.
Cheers' center fielder Maloney
turned in the defensive play of
the pme • be ru· back and
caaabf the ball over bis aboulder
about JOO foet from home plate.
The Sailon added two more
rum but they Dever' retovered
from Maloney'I pme saving
catch.
Maloney also led Cheers at the
I>'* u be banpd out four bits.
Otben who bit well for Cheers
include Jo Ferda with three
siqles, Tereaa Bancroft bad two
bits and Wilaon and Herbert
each contributed aeveral crucial
~ti.
Wilson added, .. If we bad lost
the game then we are 4-3 and
Sutter Home wills the leque.
This at least puts us in the race."
In other ~oftball action at
Bonita Creek Park -this past
week, the Psychic Nutumbas
and Uncle George met in a
showdown for fint place of B-
12 men's league beld·eacb Wed-
nesday night at the facility.
The Psychic Nutumbas (6-0)
prevailed 23-17 with a eight-run
rally in the game's fmal ;,.ninp.
Maloney, who also plays for
Uncle George's team, had four
bits in the game. Jimmy Nolan
also added a home run but it
wasn't enough for Uncle George.
Local club spikers sweep nationals
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
Newport Beach's growing
reputation for being a hotbed for
young volleyball talent was
never more justified than during
the United States Volleyball
Association's national age group
championships recently held in
Fort Collins, Colo.
Balboa Bay Club's volleyball
team, which is based in Newport,
dominated the nationals with
their 18-and-under boys squad
going undefeated and taking
City softball stat1dings
WEDNESDAY LEAGUES
MENS "S-12" at SONIT A CREEK
Team W L T
Psychic Nutumbu 6 0 I
Uncle Oeorae S I t
E.M.8.0 . 4 2 I
N.8 .. P.E. 2 4 t
Coldwell Buker Blue 1 4 I
Ecbo Be8cb 2 .. •
Coldwell Banter #I 0 6 t
Team . W L
6 I
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MUIS-C·l4" .. MARINm
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Otollc Trottcn 6 I 0
Cw'Er Watcrldd S 2 I
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StllleWWe Rias .. 3 0
let Fros a.. 2 4 I
C:ie y. ....... 0 7 0
first place in tourney with a 15-
3, I 5-9 rout of the Laguna Beach
Volleyball team.
Another squid from Newport
Beach, Orange County Volley-
ball Club almost nabbed the title
of the 18-and-under girls com-
petition, but they fell to Cal
Juniors in the finals.
Overall in the nationals com-
petition, BalboaBayClub's boys
and girls teams pmcrcd a total
of three first place finishes, two
second places and onc,~ird.
The local club's boys 18-and-
under squad was comprised of
local high school standouts.
Team leaden included Newport
Harbor's Drew Sheward, who
was named the Tournament
MVP and was also given All-
American -honors, and Harbor's
·Mite Curci, all-Oranae County
selection. Other local playen on
the team include Corona del
Mar's Matt Herrinaton and
Scott Peterson, and Harbor's
Mike Nguyen.
On the girls squad Harbor's
Sienna Curci· was a local
standout.
Charlie Brande, who cotiebed
the sirll OC team and also runs
CdM'a volleyball proaram,
d•imeCI ... the Balboa Bay
a.b .... 8eWI' fared .. well in
... ..UODlll tourney .. they did ... ,...
-Newpon teams have always
Mea near the top in the
Utionala,,. Brande remarked.
•aut wew Devel' bad a dub out
of OC dominate like this one
clid."'
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MY !1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN,_ 1
Yachting highlights around Newport
BY RALPH RODHEIM
How about this for a Newport
first? Four Newport Harbor
Yacht Clubs have female junior
commodores: Balboa Yacht
Club -Carolyn Vlander; Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club -Darci
Price; Lido Island Yacht Club
-Hilary Benedict; Newport
Harbor Yacht Club -Marla
Coon.
Good aoin' ladies!
Yesterday, junior sailors
representing all of the harbor's
Volleyball. • •
clllin11~""',... 8
wo team~
··our tt>an. wru really deter-
m1 ned in thf" final game."
recalled Sheward.
·~we didn't want o lose to
hem agam. t \ery body knew
each other and because of that
wr gelled as a team, .. S heward
added.
• Bht they (Laguna Beach)
were more tired than us in the
last game because they had
played more matches during the
tournament," he admitted.
As the team's setter, it was
Sheward's job to position shots
for his teammates, (Curci and
Herrington among others), to
slam over the net.
For bis efforts, Sheward was
banded the MVP award of the
tourney.
It was a fittina close to bis six-
year club volleyball stint and
success! ul four-year high school
sports career.
.. I was surprised the award
wu given to me because there
wu several other players in the
tournament who played as well
or better than .J did, .. he com-
mented ... But it's a great way to
end the year, though."
In the fall, Sheward takes his
volleyball skills to the University
of Southern California. He
commented that the nationals
' afforded him the opportunity to r.ce tbe bat volJeyball players
ill die country.
•1t (playiq in the nationals)
pw • an idea bow well I can
play with tl9e top lliab school ,aa,.n aroaad. Heiabt bu ....,. .... .-~ror ..... ,..,... ...... .....
..... , .. ,,.. ia ... ..,.., ...
did pretty well." be .tcled.
yacht clubs held a Junior Char-
acter Boat Parade. The deco-
rated boata were awarded tro-
phies for categories ranging
from the craziest to the
Hawaiian Express.
Remember juniors at1d
seniors, the Annual Character
Boat Parade will be Sunday,
August 14: Call 644-8211 for
entry details.
Balboa Island Y acbt Oub is
doina a great job of keeping
members active and makina
summer in Newport unf orgetta-
ble. Every other Tuesday eve-
ning parents and ctuldren act
MARINE
SCENE
toaetber for an old-fashioned
potluck picnic at the Carroll
Beek Community Center. It's
ftlTI IY IAllY CITA
City softball standings
THURSDAY LEAGUES
COED "C-tr at MARINERS
Tea• W L T
Coleman & Grant "' 0
Beachcombers 5 2
Bob0s BasebaJJ 4 ~
Zoo Crew 3 4
Rate Raiders 2 5
Just-Us 0
COED "C-19 .. at C4M H.S./
EASTaLUFF
WEST DIVISION
Tam
Hawes
Mortgage Plan Pros
Galardi\ Groupies
Pro-Raters
EAST DIVISION
T-
8.A.M.F.
W:,\)lsey Angelo
Arv Lazers
Wbiftin1 for Fun
W L T
7 0
3 4
2 s
2 .s
W L T
6 I
4 J
2 s
2 s
COD> •c.JI" • UNCOLN
T-W L T
Slime Dop 6 I
C~Wcrtz S 2
EUioU Erectors 4 3
Tbc Slaw Un.ita 3 4
O'Mehny ud Meyen 2 .S
Tbc Termiuton I 6
COED .. C-ll" at LINCOLN
Team W L T
~cwport Cubs 6 I
Synder-Langston 6 I
Tu Dodgers 4 3
Keith IC.mies 3 4
Gibson, Dunn Crushcrs2 5
G.E. Capital
Punishment 0 7
COED "CC-11 .. at aONJT A CREEK
T-W L T
Aying Shysters 5 I
Boncc~hen 4 2
Heidi•s Hammers 4 2
Who ·s OD First 4 2
McCluer Construction 3 3
Bomben I S
Malark:y's 0 6
COED •a-13,. .a IONIT A CllllK
T-W L T
Sutter Home Wino 7 0
Cbeas S 2
SbcrlllOD Smlon J 4
GumE.-. 3 4
Silwr ..... 2 S
Ham ..... H....as J 6
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from rowing and paddling to
competitive sailing.
Newpo.rt Harbor Yacht Club
initiates yet another great con-
cept-Thunday niabt bay rac-
ina in Lido 14's for thote lS and
older. Great idea! How about
BYC, BCYC and SCYC follow-
ing suit? It's inexpensive, easy.
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Attention adult novice Sabot
aailon! Lido Island Yacht Oub
off en an America's Cup type
competition. Every Friday eve-
ning. LIYC hosts small boat
racing including adult sabota.
Brina your boat, join in the race
and the after-race yacht club
barbecue.
Andy Fitzpatrick, Sea Scout
director, is retiring. The Boy
Scouts of America Orange
County Council will be honoring
Andy at a retirement reception
Saturday, July 23, JO a.m. until
noon. The reception, which is
open to the public, will be held
at the Sea Scout Bue, 1931 W.
Coast Highway. If you have ever
been associated with scouting,
stop by and wish Andy well. His
dedication to our youth will be
misled at the Scout Bw.
It 'a hard to beline it's been
30 years since Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Oub wu founded and
DoDald Bu.ey wu elected u
their fint Commodore. Lut
Saturday night, Commodore
Stcwn Aakcw praided cner a
.... birthday celebration com-
plete with an introchactioa of
Commodore Bu11ey. Event
chairman, Wayne Gary, acted u
emcee and took neryone for a
stroll down memory lane.
Happy Birthday BCYC!
BYC's 66 Series ended in light
ain. Last Saturday, winds from
several directions split tbe fleet
on ita way to Long Point in
Catalina. Similar winds pre-
vailed on the return trip on
Sunday.
Ralph RodMim u tM chair-
man of the Calif omill Boating
and Waterway.r Commi.rsion
and a Commodor~ in the New-
port Harbor Area Cham/Hr of
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MONDAY,JULY4
CRIMES
0310 -An attempted vehicle
burglary WU reported in the 600
block of West Ocean Front.
1010 -Skateboards valued at
$300 and wet suits valued at $300
were reported stolen from a
residence in the 1700 block of
West Balboa..
1400 -A car stereo valued at
$1 ,SOO was reported stolen from
a garage in the 1600 block of
Hi&hJand.
ARRESTS
202S -Sander Page Hermann,
20, of Costa Mesa wu arrested
on suspicion of impenonating
another to make them liable.
2040 -Hector Virilio Rende-
ros, 22, of Santa Ana was
arrested on suspicion of posses-
sion of cocaine.
2330 -Mark Wayne O'Sell, 27,
of Newport Beach was arrested
on suspicion of possession of a
destructive device.
TUUDAY, JULY 5
CRIMES
0848 - A robbery was reported
in the 100 block of Newport
Center Drive.
1037 -Car stereo equipment
valued at $ 1,200 and a car
telephone valued at Sl,300 were
reported stolen fom a vehicle in
the 300 block of Newport Center
Drive.
1610 -A bicycle valued at
SSOO, a bike bag valued at $10
and currency totaling SJS were
reported stolen from a patio in
the S300 block of S4tb Street.
2230 -A television valued at
SlOO.a•eNOYMued .. IUOud
jewelry ..... at 1375 ...
reported lloleD from a reddmce
in die ., Mock o( Eat Bay.
ARRESTS
0030 -Eric Drake Teran, 18,
of Brea wu arrested on suspi-
cion of poueasion of stolen
property.
0310 -Robert Steven Ball, 22,
of Huntington Beach was
arrested on suspicion of receiv-
ing known stolen property.
0120 -Mania Serna Lande-
ros, 24, of Santa Ana was
arrested on suspicion of disor-
derly conduct.
1930 -Matthew John Osmun,
24, of Scottsdale, Arizona was
arrested on suspicion of carrying
a loaded firearm: in a vehicle.
1930 -Robert Tom Weiss, 23,
of Phoenix, Arizona was
anated on suspicion of carrying
a loaded firearm in a vehicle.
2230-Patricia Lee Kaylor, 39,
of Hacienda Heights was
arrested on suspicion of disobey-
ina a court order.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6
CRIMES
1300 -Guns valued at $300
were reported stolen from a boat
moored ia die 300 block ol B1ft WMH. •·Aial8M~
.,._......._.atSl.250wen
repcNted llolea from Topmed
lac. located at 5015 Birch.
2030 - A bag and cootenta
valued at Siii were reported
stolen from a reataW'ant patron
in the 4600 block of West Cout
Hipway.
ARRESTS
12-tS -Patti Jeanne Ramsey,
34, of Costa Mesa wu arrested
on suspicion of residential bur-
glary.
134S -Steven Eric Abrams,
21, of Costa Mesa was arrested
OD suspicion of conspiracy to
possess materials to make an
explosive device.
THUltSDA Y, JULY 7
calMES
0805 - A car stereo valued at
$500, cusette tapes valued at
$240, seat covers valued at $200
and dark glasses valued at $70
were reported stolen from a
vehicle in the 600 block of
Jasmine.
1330 -A VCR valued at SI ,4SO
wu reported stolen from Ford
Aerospace located at #I Ford
ao.d.
. 2MOO -A dll&ruc:liw cll'vice
.. ....... ....... in the
I 'JOO llloct of Plaza clel Norte
ca•• SJOO in demap.
illlUTS
1410 -Clifford Wayae Cbat-
ellicr, 36, of Cotta Mesa wu
arrested OD suspicion of petty
theft .
2130 -Louil F.dward Herrera,
23, of Mission Viejo wu arrested
on suspicion of commercial
burglary.
FRIDAY, JULY I
CRIMES
0830 -A car stereo valued at
$200 was reported stolen from
a vehicle in the 700 block of
Tustin.
09SS -A ring valued at $2, 700
was reported stolen from Nancy
Dunn Antiques located at 2043
W estcliff Drive.
1020 -A car stereo valued at
$600 was reported stolen from
a vehicle in the 200 block of
McNeil.
1700 -A boat mut and boon
valued at $319 were reported
stolen from a boat in the 700
block of Lido Park Drive.
Cal Schmidt roasted at ATSC dinner
Orange County's longest pre-
siding judge, the Honorable
Calvin P. Schmidt, was sur-
prised to find himself the guest
of honor at a Roast, sponsored
by Cal's Pals, to benefit A TSC,
at the Balboa Bay Club.
The event was organized by
the Past President's Council of
A TSC to thank "Cal" for his
many contributions to commun-
ity service groups, most notably
the Assessment Treatment and
Service Center, a juvenile di-
version program which has
provided family counseling to
over 3,000 young people since its
inception.
To highlight the A TSC slo-
g~ "Arrest the Problem, Not
the Child," Newport Beach
Police Chief, Arb Campbell, was
on hand to arrest Judae Schmidt
as be entered the main dining
room, where 12 lif e-sizcd posters
depicted various scenes from the
judge's life.
Under a IS-foot hlnner float-
ing above the room and
inscribed, "With Love from
Cal's Pals," Campbell hand-
cuffed the judae and quipped
that the key to the cuffs bad long
ago disappeared. lbua shackled,
Schmidt wu led to a lone seat
at the bead table where name
tap announced the imminent
arrival of such notorious guests
as Ayatolah Khomeini. Raisa
Gorbachev, and Nancy and Ron
Reagan. Roastmaster Paul
Salata then taunted "'Chicken
Schmidt" (u he wu known in
college days) by praenti.na him
with a dinner of rout chicken
under glass, a diab Schmidt
abhon. To express his appreci-
ation, the judge immediately
declared chicken an endangered
species so as to not have to cat
it.
The rout continued while the
judae, still handcuffed, took
notes-u (mt Tom Fuentes,
then Ellen Wilcox, followed by
Bill Adams, Arb Campbell, Dr.
Dave Martyn, Jim Villen, Hon.
Robert Gardner and Grant
McNiff described Schmidt's
·antics as a student politician at
USC, then u a law student,
world traveler, humorist, sea-
soned Girl Scou~ humanitarian,
and poker enthusiast.
At one point, the lovable jurist
received a standing ovation
when Judge Robert Gardner
told the crowd that Schmidt had
pUled up a chance at the Super-
ior Court bench so u to stay in
his "People's Court" at Harbor
Municipal court, where be bad
served for over 20 yean.
Newport Beach, circa 1966
Onlf in "Qur Town''
Don't Miss It!!
~NatWtclatn
Donna Mulvaney of the Girl
Scout Council of Orange
County described the veteran
"'Girl Scout" pouncing on coo-
kies at monthly board meetings.
She then handed the judge a
dozen boxes of his own cookies
to hoard. In tribute to his
penonal efforts to develop the
Girl Scouts' Camp Joe Sherman
in the !.>an Jacinto Mountains,
Mulvaney announced the forth-
coming dedication of a new
monument at the camp, to be
known as "Schmidt's Ditch."
But it wu Past President
Wally Gayner who pulled the
fastest one on the quick-witted
judge, who travels at every
opportunity. Observing that
Schmidt bad recently expressed
a desire to return to Europe,
Gayner pulled out a travel
envelope and presented Schmidt
with a one-way ticket to "'Paris."
Actually, the ticket read Perris,
CaliforniL
More than 300 of"Cal's Pal's"
attended this special event to
thank tbe jurist and to railc
additional funds for the private
counseling program. A TSC
works with schools and police
departments in five surrounding
cities to counsel entire families
when younpten are in trouble
or have been victims of child
abuse. By attacking the root
problem instead of merely label-
ing symptomatic behavior, the
A TSC program enables more
than 80 percent of its clients to
return to productive lives with
no further encounter with the
law. The event raised $20,000 for
ATSC.
Members of the Past Presi-
dent's Council are Judy Loos,
Wally Gayner, George Dashiell,
Jim Dale, John Applegate and
Lew Akerman. Additional com-
mittee members were Bill and
June Adams, Fran Applegate,
Lloyd Aubert, Hon. Robert
Bostrom, Joan Dashiell, Lynn
Gayner, Phyllis Green, Carol
Lind, Grant McNiff, Tom Ste-
pbemon, Bob and Ellen Wilcox,
Lori Smith, Norma Curley, and
Courtney Hambeq.
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for millions of retiring
worken-the lump aum distri-
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or profit-sharing plans-also
praenta their most jmportant
tax decision. How it's handled
could well determine the quality
of your lifestyle in .the yean
ahead.
The funds in these various
benefit plans have ticcn growing
tax-free while you were working,
but the tax was only postponed
until withdrawal or distribution
of the funds-not forgiven. Now
that you have, or arc about to
reccift, po11e11ion of this large
sum of money, you have three
basic options:
•PaJ Ta .. Now-You may
wish to take advantage of certain
favorable tax rates now, and
then use or reinvest the remain-
ing balance as you wish.
•IRA RolloYer-lf you have
no immediate need for the funds,
you can deposit the~ in an IRA
Rollover Account within 60 days
of receipt of your distribution.
This option will keep the full
value of your retirement funds
growing, while further deferring
taxes.
•Partial IRA Rolo•er-You
may also elect to roll over only
part of the distribution into an
IRA; however, you must pay
ordinary income taxes on the
amount you keep.
As is always the case in an
investment decision, the option
you select will depend on your
own financial situation and
future needs. There is no right
or wrong answer, but most
financial comubanta agree on a
few general guidelines.
If you are over age S9~ and
decide you need or want to keep
the entire lump sum distribution,
you can select either five-year or
10-year income averaging to
reduce the tax rate. Five-year
averaging generally will benefit
inveaton with distributions in
cxceu of s~.000, while othen
will probably do better with 10-
year averaging.
taxes on the lump sum now, you
will have lea money to reinvest,
and sublequent income earned
from tboee investments may be
subject to ordinary income tax
each year.
It is hardly surprising that
more than two-thirds of all
investon today opt for an I RA
Rollover-to defer taxes and keep
the full amount of their retire-
ment funds earning interest.
Prior to the far-iachina Tax
Reform Act of 1986, 10-ycar
averaging wu the method med
by most lump swn recipients.
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If you were SO before January
1, 1986, but are under S9~ and
participated in the plan for five
or more years, you also can take
advantage of five-or ten-year
averaging due to a transitional
rule in the Tax Reform Act of
1986. However, you will be
subject to an additional J 0
percent penalty tax (unless you
arc taking early retirement at age
55).
The serious investor about to
receive a benefit plan distribu-
tion should carefully consider all
available options, such as his or
her near-and long-term fman-
cial plans and needs.
Louis A. Miramontes has joined
the growing team of
development partners at New-
port Beach-based SDC Devel-
opment.
He will concentrate on the
development of retail properties,
a segment of the real estate
industry in which he has exten-. . save experience.
•••
Edwin A. MeserYe has joined
Newport Beach-based SDC
Development as a development
partner.
He will be a member of soc·s
team of partners who are respon-
sible for developing industrial
projects throughout the South-
west.
• ••
J. David Eash~ has been
appointed senior vice president
of Boston Safe Deposit and
Trust Company of California
and regional manager of its
parent organization, The Boston
Company, it was announced by
Hans P. Ziegler, executive vice
president of The Boston Com-
pany.
Eagle will manage The Boston
Company•s new office in New-
port Beach and will be respon-
sible for marketing the firm's
personal investment banking
serviced in Orange County.
•••
Five major furniture and
home decorating retailers arc
initial tenants of the 31-acrc
McKinley Freeway Center in
Corona, Calif.. a project of
Newport Beach-based SDC
Development.
The S40 million mixed-use
retail and industrial complex is
adjacent to the Riverside Free-
way at McKinley Street .
•••
The final design for the
Richard Nixon Library and
Birthplace bas been approved by
tt.c city of Yorba Linda Planning
Com••ion.
D11'palby ..... WU.O..
ti r • Alc ... utl, in Newport
81 ull die formally compoeecl
UCI l~acaped buildiap ol
..UW IOUtbwestern sandstone
and Indiana limestone trim,
capped with traditional tile
roofs, will be located on an 8.1-
acrc site at Richard Nixon's
birthplace in Yorba Linda, Calif.
•••
Jim Ryerson Productions has
been awarded highest honors
from the Orange County Chap-
ter of the Public Relations
Society of America for the
production of an AIDS educa-
tional film titled "A Letter From
Brian." Receiving PRSA 's
PROTOS Award, which means
"first,, at the organization's
annual awards dinner, "A Letter
From Brian" was distinguished
for outstanding achievement in
Audio-Visual Presentation/
Video or Film.
•••
The firm of Edward P. Gid-
dinp, AIA of Newport Beach,
captured two Gold Awards in
the American Resort and
Residential Development Asso-
ciation Architecture and Interior
Design Competition.
The firm won the Gold
Awards for Club Cascadas de
Baja in Cabo San Lucas, Mex-
aco .
e e e
If you were under 50 before
January 1, 1986, you will pay
ordinary income tax and a I 0
percent pcnaJty tax. You can
avoid the penalty by rolling over
your lump sum distribution.
Another general rule is that
the larger the amount you
receive and the longer you can
afford to set the money aside.
the more advantageous an IRA
Rollover is Ukely to be. The main
reason is that the full amount
of your distribution will con-
tinue to grow in the tax-deferred
account, and you will pay taxes
only when you withdraw funds.
By comparison, if you pay
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After a lifetime of bard work
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,_11 aYl1, 1•THENEWPORTENllGN
Socie
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Harborlites discover the New World .
Orange County Philharmonic
Society members gathered after
the New World Symphony con-
cert to meet artistic director
Michael Tilson Thomas, who is
also the conductor of the orches-
tra, and the piano soloist, Jean-
Yves Tbibaudelt.
The reception, which was held
at the Beverly Heritage Hotel,
was attended by Susan and Bob
Beechner, Nancy and Frank
Posch, Joann and Ed Halvajian,
Sandy and Dick Schwartzstein,
Jan Lawson, Jeanette and Louis
Knobbe, Lou and Leonard
Jones, Jane and Stan Grier,
Christel Schar, Erich Vollmer,
Renee and Henry Segerstrom,
Janice and Roger Johnson,
Marge and Bob Rawlins and
Barbara White. • • •
"A Taste of Summer" was the
theme for the South Coast
Symphony•s benefit at Le Meri-
dien. Featuring a delightful
Riley, Carole Stevens, John
Granger, Marcee Henos and
Lynda Lane. • • •
Harborlites
brunch, the recipes were taken
from well-known author Diane
Worthington's recent book "The
Cuisine of California." A host
of auction items were also
offered to supporters as they
enjoyed "salmon music" from
the South Coast Symphony's
String Quartet.
Some of the guests attending
were Emma Jane and Tom
IY DllA VOi BURIER
Annually the Spyglass Garden
Club has a summer party, which,
naturally, features all the lovely
flowers grown by the members.
Enjoying the flora and dinner
were Dottie Fribourg, Shelia
Coalter, Mary Layton, Sandie
Fix, Claire Ward, Lil and Joe
Camey, Mary and Jim Hodge,
Claire and Rob Wulffson and
lrm an4 Ron Jawor.
• • •
Last March, Scripps, a
member of the associated col-
leges at Claremont, inaugurated
a f und-raisiq campaign. Aud-
rey Burnand· and her husband,
Alphonse, recently hosted a
dinner for Harborlitcs to tell
graduates and friends of the
goals. The affair held at the
Bumand home was attended by
more than 60, including Jean
Smock, Sallie Reynolds, Jean
Bixby Smith and Joanne Keith.
• • •
The third annual "Jail and
Bail" has become such a delight-
ful affair for supporten of the
American Cancer Society that
ACS had to expand the sites to
..
Brea and Mi.uion Viejo.
At the Newport Center site,
more than 100 community lead-
en were placed before a mock
bench and read their charges.
Presiding judges set bail. Then
these community luden called
friends and associates in order
to raise the money needed for
their release.
Barbara de Boom, Roberta
Nedry and Kirk Wilb assisted
in organizing this year's fund-
nuser.
• • •
On July 30, Big Kids and their
little ones, too, will pther in
costume at the Fluor home for
the second annual summer party
for the Children's Museum. It's
a fun affair chaired by Marcia
Giesler and Barbara Grider.·
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A bad day ~akes for a hilarious pla.y
aY CllUlYL STDIUNG
Ever have one of tboee days.
where nothing but nothing ia has
gone riabt? Well, Jimmy Zoole
did, and on New Yean Eve to
boot.
Fint, a burglar drops through
the skylight of his New Y ort loft
apartment. Then his girlfriend
writes him a "dear John" note.
His character just got tilled off
in the soap opera be was working
on and a play deal fell through.
On top of everything else, be bas
just learned that his cat bas died.
But while Jimmy seems down
on his luck, his misfortune is the
audience's hilarity in the Garden
Grove Community Theatre's
presentation of "P.S. Your Cat
is Dead."
The theatre is small and inti-
mate and mates tbe bat UIC of
the innovative loft apartment
setting. However, some of &be
audiena:,aittina on~ riaht aide
of the theatre miaht have a
diff'acult time seeing over the
sink, which is placed in the
middle of the room. But that is
okay later, became quite a bit
of the action takes place atop
tliat same sink.
Kate Hough (Michele
Roberge) is Jimmy's (Mike
Moon) girlfriend who is tired of
the seemingly dead-cod relation-
ship. So she plans to go tripping
off to a ski resort in Vermont
with another man, Fred Gable
(Terry Petersen). But as she was
walking through the door, the
burglar, Vito Antonucci (Tony
Vatsula), dove into the closet. As
she turns her back, Vito attempts the bed Vito goes.
which is a aeries of one-liners,
1trun1 toaetber. After Kate
leaves and Vito tries to run for
it, Jimmy catches him and fends
him off with a plumber's helper.
This particular scene aives the
two actors a chance to show their
best slapstick.
· But the best is yet to come.
After the initial fncu, Jimmy
imprisons Vito by tying him to
the kitchen sink. It is then that
Vito makes the confession of his
"versatility," he is bisexual.
This play is paranteed to
leave the audience with aching
sides and hoarse throats from
laughing. Due to mature subject
matter and language, it is
advised to leave the kids at
home.
~~-~Jt a get-away through the door, but This pretty much describes the
Jimmy is coming in, so under whole momentum of the play,
"P.S. Your Cat is Dead"
continues through August 6.
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tion and play times.
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'Eubie' at SCR is a must-see
BY CHERYL STEHLING
Alive with vitality could easily
describe the Orange County
Black Actors Theatre's produc-
tion of "Eubie," a musical tribute
to the genius of the late Eubic
Blake.
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show tunes, this musical could
easily go down as one o1 the
greatest of all time.
Held on the Second Stage of
South Coast Repertpry "Eubic"
combines the talent of { 3 actors,
who sing and dance their way
into the audience's heart. This
musical review uses only 20 of
Blake's more than 1,000 tunes,
which earned him the title of
"King of Ragtime." But these
songs arc the classics of the
classics, including such memory
makers as "Shuffle Along," "In
Honeysuckle Time," "rm Just
Wild About Harry"' and "You
Got to Get the Gittin • While the
Gittin's Good."
There is no dialog in this
show, the tunes speak for the
actors and tell the story. For
example, a real show-stopper
was "If You've Never Been
Vamped By a Brownskin,
You've Never Been Vamped at
All,.. which tells a hilariously
bawdy story. Rose Mallett steals
the scene in this one.
Another funny skit was "My
Handy Man Ain't Handy Any-
more" and gives Debbi Ebert a
chance to shine.
"Hot Feet" features the tap
dancing talents of Henry
Weaver, Sharon Mark and
Renda Pettis .
Torchy and sexy, Rose Mal-
lett wows them with .. Gee, I
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For a change of pace, the
rousing g0spel rendition of .. Roll
Jordan" bad the audience clap-
pina. •
Other cut membcn include
Carver Cossey, Regina Levert,
Michael Larche', Donzelle Y.
Harris, Tina Jackson, Kenneth
Yates, Charles E. Moore and
Debra Crosby Willi•mt.
•Eubie" ii defiaitely a must-
aee for tin. ••a er Md con-
tm.. tbrouah July 2A. Call 9,7-
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••••e te•lpt•rn bJ Da•ld
0.1.are will display through
Aupst 31 at Whitman Galleries,
3S4S East Coast Highway,
Corona Del Mar. Hours arc 10
a.m. to S p.m. ,Monday through
Thursday. Call 675-2478.
Major Art/Minor Artists will
display through August 4 at the
Modern Museum of Art, 5
Hutton Ccntrrc Drive, Santa
Ana. Houn arc 11 a.m. to 6
p.m ., Tuesday through Friday
and 12 p.m. to S p.m. on Sat-
urday and Sunday. Call 754-
4111.
Tlaorou1hbred racin1 paint-
in11and impressionistic
paintings of California costal
areu arc currently on display
indefinitely at Schaar/ Germain
Studio Gallery, 484 North Coast
Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours
arc 11 :00 a.m. to 5:30 p .m.
Wednesday through Sunday.
Call 497-7289.
1911 ART A·F AIR taking place
through August 28 at 777
Laguna Canyon P.oad, Laguna
Beach. Admission is $3.SO for
adults, $2.SO for seniors and
children under 12 arc f rcc with
an adult. Houn arc 10 a.m. to
10 p.m. seven days a week with
grounds open until 11 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday nights.
"Flowen", a poup lllow wit1a
worb b1 Debra HeDerdlnaer,
Mark Mattllews and otben will
display through August 6 at
Susan Spirit us Gallery, 3333
Bear Street, Costa Mesa. Call
S49-75SO.
New.1-. .. 0r 11Ce 11m
a curated exhibit of aevcn
Orange County artilta will dis-
play tborqb August 9 at The
City of Irvine Fine Arts Center,
14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine.
Houn arc 9 a.m. to 9 p .m.,
Monday through thursday and
9 a.m. to 6 p.m ., Friday. Call
552-l018.
"The Artists of Califonia: A
Group In Mixed Media" will
display through July 24 at Lag-
una art Museum, 307 cliff Drive,
Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11
a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through
Sunday. Admission is $2 for
adults, SI for students and
seniors. Call 494-6531.
Orlando's lates.t works arc cur-
rently displaying at Galleries
Touchc, 499 North Coast High-
way, Laguna Beach. Hours arc
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 Al•ar, Luon10,
Yamaaata, Bellreas, DeMmee,
Sassone and otllen are on dis-
play indefinitely at Gage
Gallery, 4199 Campus Drive,
Irvine. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 9
p.m., Monday through
Thursday, IO a.m. to 11 p.m.
Friday and Saturday and 10 a.m.
to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Call 854-
5697.
Worb by Gary Woaa and Ruth
Bwler llmr will display through
September at Watercolor
Gallery, 1492 South coast High-
way, Laguna Beach. Hours arc
11 a.m. to S p.m., daily. Call 494-
8838.
Transparent watercolors by
Gretdtea w•-will display
tbroup July 29 at the Newport
ae.ch Nautical Mmeum, 1714
W. Balboa Blvd., Newport
Beach. Houn are 12 p.m. to 3
p.m., Tuesday through Friday,
Saturday by appointment. Call
673-3377.
Works by Wally Sdlauer will
display through July at Quorum1 Art Gallery, 374 North Coast:
highway, Laguna Beach. Houn
are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., daily. Call
494-4422.
MUSIC
The New WOIW S1mplloll1 Gala
Festival Fiale will take place
July 16 at 8:30 p.m. at Irvine
Meadows Amphitheatre.
Tickets arc $7.S0-$39. Call 642-
8232.
David Benoit and Keiko Mahal
will perform on July 17 at 8 p.m.
as part of Jazz Series #2 at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, Costa Mesa. Tickets arc
$15-$25. Call 556-2121.
Headliners at tlle Oran1e
County Fair: Mary Wells, Little
Anthony and The Diamonds on
July JS; Rain, A Tribute to the
Beatles on July 16; Elvin Bishop
on July 17. Shows arc at 7 p.m.
and 9 p.m. in the Arlington
Theatre. Concerts arc f rcc with
paid admission to the fair. Call
751 -3247.
STAGE
"The Sound of Mmic" is cur-
rc n t l y playing at Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call Theater,
''After Brandon's,
Fresh King
Salmon
will never be the
same!''
1bis summer. Bnndon 's
feaaura a fresh Pl1Cif 1e
King Salmon Dinner.
We paesent a fresh
po11Ched Pacific King
Salmon Filet fanished
wilh I delicate sorrel
sauce.
You ·u also get your
Choice of I prdcn
fresh green salad or lhe
IOUp of the day, plus
s&ealned and 9CaSOftCd
polalOC$, fresh vegetables and
warm sounlough bread.
All for only $13.95!
lliE BEVERIY ~ t«Jl'B. .__. ,,...,,........,..,,.. .........
llOO ..... Lma.ISjh (a)GU.111
SS50Au .~ ... AM,C-.._ (114)754-IJCD
._~,...-••-1 llllfllt&f At s .... •swlJ llwt p 11 s I
6IO El Ct . o lleal. TUltia.
Pliml art• 116.95 wl inchldc
full niter• vice ad show. Call
838-1540.
,11¢ IF. f •",a poipW ad
"C'lll.._ ola L-• Go4", the heart~ drama for fam.i-
award-wi•niq love story by liel to IUre will play weebnds
Mark Medoff' will play 14-17 in July 8-17 at the Lquna Play-
Orange Cout College's Drama boue, 606 Laauna Canyon
Lab, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa rolld, Laguna Beach. Tickets arc
Mesa. Curtain ii a 8 p.m. Thun-S3-S5. Call 494-8021 or 494-
days tbroup Saturdays and 4 0743.
Group Rates LD••.w••••R Avma.ble nAJLW•ca • .,.. ....,.°"' .. car 111n
•Y
AND--•llOll'M
...
.. NII 14-&Y 11, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN
Le s
FICllTIOUI WU
NAME STATIMUfY
The tdkJwilow persons are
doinl business as Sontya's.
309 '-Im St, IE, Newpor1
Beech, CA 92661.
Floretta Sontya Alavarz-
GatooaMin, 809 Vtnno Pl.,
Irvine, CA 92'715.
Roobik G.loosian, 809
Verano Pl., Irvine, CA
92715.
Anahid Calousian, 1059
Western, #6, Glendale, CA
91201.
Sebouh Calousiar. 1059
Western, #6, Gtend.l. . CA
91201.
This business Is con-
ducted .by a limited part-
nership.
(Siped) Roobik Glloosian
This stMement wa5 flied
with the ~ Cten of
Oranae County on June 16,
1988.
File No: F-383707
717, 7114, 7121
7/28 1498
FICTITIOUS BUSINEll
NAME STATEMENT
The followina person is
doma business as Medical
Practice 1maicmc, 111 28th
Newport a.ch, Cal. 92663
Jordan Potash, 111 28th
Newport Beach Cal. 92663.
This business is con·
ducted by an individual.
<Slaned) JOfdan Potash
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on July 1, ~., 1988
File No. F-385111
717, 7/14, 7/21
7128 1500
K-41235
FIClTTIOUS BOSINUS
NAME STATDIENT
The fotlowing persons are
doing business as T rona
Mobile Home Park Limited
µ<H1nership, 717 Lido Park
L!tve, Newport Beach, CA
92663.
AJ C. Ballard, 2739 North
"F' Street, San Bernardioo,
(,.,,92405
John Curer. 816 Via Lido
Nord, Newport Beach, Ca,
92663
This busmess is ron·
dueled b> a limited Pct ner
ship
·he registrant < oin
m • ced to transact bus1·
r • • under the lie t111ous
~'-" raMe hsted aoove
"ay l 1988
(~•gned) Joh .-• ,,c,
,.,. " 11ement w, 11JPr:
it 1,,01 ·t L t:r~ ul
1 .\ 1ge Cou111y on Junf: 28.
.1~
File No F-384828
717, 7/14. 7/21
7128 1501
1-41234
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The followine person IS
doin1 business as Murata
Fund IV, A California
Limited Pwtnership. 17197
Newhope Street. Suite E.
Fountain Valley, CA 92708.
Art.n K. Muratl, General
Partner, 16262 Sane. Bar-
bara Line, Huntinaton
Beach, CA 92649.
This businen is con·
duded by a limited pMtier-
ship.
(Sisned) Aa.t K. Muma
This sutement wes filed
with the County Cten of
Or.,. County on June 24,
1981.
Fite No· F-384523
1 n . 7114. 7121.
7/'18 1502 , .....
ftCllhOUI 9ll•HUS
MMISTanmlll
The ~penonsare
doina bulineu as Aliso
Hills Asloc~ 5120Cam-
pus Offle, Ne~ 8uch,
California 92660
LIM No. 30 (A1110 Vie;o
A). A Cattfomi8 limitild Pll't·
nership, 19 CorPorate
PlaH, Newport Beech, Cefi·
fomia 926d0.
L/M No. 1 (San Juan •
CapisUW). Inc. '9 c.tifor.
nia COilJU! fl s). 19 Corpor. ........ =18Mch, Calttomia
AJlso Hi"9 Divet .. lf'I,
Ltd., a C1llfllriiei If ....
~ll20~ DrM. , ......... c.li-
.. 91MO.
Tttls busineu ti con·
dudlld br I ..........
nershlp.
(Sianed) By. U M No. 30
(AJiso Vief(> A) a Cafitomia
limited pertnership.
By: N/M No. 1 (San Juan
Capistrano), Inc., n aeneral
pertner
John G. Mwtltey
Vice President
This statement was filed
with the County Cleft( of
Oranae County on June 27,
1988.
File No:-384603
717,7/14, 7121
7/28 1503
l-41111
ncnTIOUl8UllNUS
NAM£ STATDllNT
The followine persons is
doina business as Ctock
Construction Consultants,
177 -F Riverside Drive, New·
port BNch. CA 92663.
Ralph Clock, 116 Via
Havre, Newport Beach, Ca.
92663
This business Is con-
ducted by In individual.
The reaistrant com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed aboYe
on Auaust 1, 1988.
(Siaoed) Ralph Clock
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oran1e County on June 24,
1988.
File No: F-384553
117, 7114. 7121
7128 1504
NOTICE OF INTENDED
T1WtSfU
AND LEASEBACK
(California Civil Code
Sec 3440 J.(h))
TO THE CREDITORS OF
THE KOLL COMPANY,
(Transferor (lessee):
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
THAT.
1. The above-named
Transferc• (lessee) intends
to transfer the following
described personal prop-
erty to the below·named
Transferee (le~::.or) and
said Transferee (Lt or)
shall lease ... 10 Trans·
feror f' sse '"aid prop-
erty
2 Tne busuiess address
of the Transferor (lessee)
and tt-e Transferee (les-
sor), at this time are:
TransfP,ror c:..essee)
4343 Von Karman Newport
Beach. California 92660
Transferee (lessor).
10845 Olive Boulevard. St.
LOUIS Missouri 63141
3. The lor 11tinn nf the
property wr , to be
transferred and leased back
1s 4343 Von Karman, New-
port Beach, California
92660.
4. The senera' descrip-
tion of the property to be
transferred and leased back
is n fdtows: 1 IBM 3430-
AOl, serial number 11599.
5. The tr.nsfet' Ind lease-
back will be consumm.e.d
on or lbout A&e.ist l, 1988.
COMPUTER SAl£S INTER-
NATIONAL. INC., Trande-
tee(i...or)
BY: Ttmalhy E. Duncan
Ti*; Senior Yece President
0..: July 12. 1988
7/21 1520
&.-41417
PUm.IC llOllCI
N:iii ..... ,.
..... ITAT81DT
ThetaloMI .......
-.bulitmaaMICF_.
lerton Cof'pO(Me C....,
1400 0.. ...._Newport
a.cl\, CA t2MO.
Dorwld Runll, 211• [.
a.lbcl9 Blvd., Bllboe, CA
92661.
DOf*d SWo, 2021 E.
Bay Aw.nu., Balboa, CA
92661.
D9wid Mitchell, 27 Can·
debllh, IMne, CA 92715.
0.. Nix, 1~7 Senta·
,.... Tet"rKe, Coronll ..
Mer, CA 92625
T.,la bu.t1l"ess Is con-
dud9d by a limited pwtner·
ship.
The re1istrant com·
menced '° Qnud ......
,... und« tM ftdlttou5
~,_ ......
16teld illloll9 on 5/J/15.
~Donlld-......
, ,,. ••• .. .. -Mid
.... ~ Cllrtl "' Or-. ~ °" Mr 5, 1-. n.-..u1
111• 11211m 114 1&10
NOT1CI °' TllUITll'l IAU N0.11911·1
YOU AM IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
DATED 09/22/16. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTIOH TO
PROTECT VOUlt PROP£RTY, IT MAY 8E SOlD AT A
PUBLIC SALL IF YOU NEED AN EXP\.AHA TION Of THE
NATURE Of TH£ P'ROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. I
On Ol/12111•11:30 A.M. COHSOUDATED RECON·
V£YANCE COllllPNfY a the duly appoiM9d Trustee under and.......,.._, Deed of TNlt.
AeCOid9d on 10/03/16 INST 116-463627 or Ofliciet Rlcofdl 1n the offk:e of tt. A9corder of
ORANGE~. Callfamla,
aecs.e.d by: JAMES W. AU.EN, A SINGLE MAN
wtl ..... public euction '° .. hiltml bidder tar cah, cashilr'sdsedl...,. on• ..... or rwtialml ..._ 1 dsedl
drawn by• ..... or...,.. ad union or a dsecll chwn
bv ..... orfldlral uvifWI end loen lllOCiltion or_..
bet* specified in Section 5102 of h F"lnMClal Code end
autharimd '° do bulinns in this ....., (checks must be P9Y8b1e .. h time of sale in i.wtul money ol h Unled
SU.Sol~)
AT THE MAIN NORTH ENTRA.NC£ TO THE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST SANTA
ANA.CA
.. I rilht, title Ind i,.,._ COIWe')'9d to end now held
by it under llid Deed of Trust In ttse pnJpeftt litu*d
in ufd County, Calibnils, dllcribil11 h i.nd ---=
LOT 15 ol llOCK J7 Of F1"9T ADDITION TO NEWPORT
HEIGHTS, IN THE CITY Of N[WP()ffr BEACH, COUNTY
Of ORANGE, STATE Of CAUFORNIA, AS SHOWN ON A
MAP RECORDED tN BOOK 4, ftAO£ 94 OF MtsCELLANE·
OUS MAPS. RECORDS Of ORANGE COUNTY.
THIS IS ONE NOTE SECURED BY THREE DEEDS OF
TRUST
The street address and other common desisnation, if
any, of the ,..1 property described abowe is purported
to be:
539 ALISO AVE, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663
The undenilned Trustee disclaims any liability tor any
incorrectness of h street address and other common
desianation, if any, shown herein.
Said sale will be made, but without covenant °'
warranty, express°' implied, reprdina titte, possession,
°'encumbrances, to pay the remaininc principal sum
of the rde(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest
theteon, as proyided in said note(s), advance$, if any,
under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, chirps and
expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said
Deed of Trust
The tot.al amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption
secured by the property to be sold and reasonable
estimated costs, expenses and ~ at the time of
the initial publication of the Notice of~ is $173,541.25
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to the under1icned a written
Oeclanrtion of Default and Demand for Sale, and a written
NotJCe of Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned
caused said Notice of Det.ult and EJection to Sell to be
recorded in the county where the real property is locateo
Date: 07112188
CONSOLIDATED RECONVEYANCE COMPANY, 21031
Ventura Blvd., #202, Woodland Hills, Ca 91364
By: BARBARA MCGUIRE, TRUSTEE OFFICER (818) 340
4472
712171288/4
K-41501
PU8l.IC NOTICl
NOTICE Of DUTH ANO
Of PUIYION TO
AOMINISTU ESTATE Of
CAAOl C. CUWNQTON
CASE NO. A 144114
To all heirs, beneficiaries,
creditors, continaent cred-
itors, and persons who may
be otherwise interested in
the will or estate, Of' both,
of CAROL C. CULLINGTON
A PETITION has been
filed by CARL H. WOREM-
BRANO in the Superior
Court of California, County
of ORANGE requestinc that
CARL H. WOREMBRAND be
appointed as personal
rep....ati¥8 to adminis-
ter ttse estate of the dece-
dlnt.
THE PETITION ~..a
authority IQ lidminllllf the
...._ under the lr'1dlpend-
ent Administration of cm.a Ad. (TINs euthortty
aloft the .,.,....i ,...
sentlltiwe to take many
ICtionl without oMainml court ............. . 1,. cert.In edloM. ... . ................. ....,.
tlllMli ....... IDP,.
"°*'9 ID itslW 111 I d perlOnS
~ ttseJ hew wivwd
· notice or COl-illld to the
....... ldlan.) Thi inde-
pendent edlninistration
aut"°'"J ............ ted
~-·-•• 1 person -M GlltKlb1 '° this petttion end ttsowa pd
~~ttsecourt should
not ...... euttsartty.
A P£Tf110N tar d1•mM.-
.....,., of Olf co11fte nillCioo of
PfQP9rty pen6na to ,.
belonlina tD • •rvtv•n1 ...-Ulldlr~lllrtaCode
MdlOf'I lJllO • JOINED
wllh ... J rW a • ID ..,.,.,.
~-....... Atw•• .. Plti·
tion ......... °" 1110/
• .. 1:45PM in Dlpl. 93
.......... 100CMC~
lD DMl WIST, MMTA
~CAllJll • '°" aa.cT .... ........ , .•. ,,., ....., ..........
SPS7 /462
1521
hearing and state your
ob1ect1ons or file written
ob1ect1ons with the CO\Jrt
t>etore the heanng You·
appearance may be in per
son or by your attorney.
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR
or a contingent creditor of
the deceased, you must file
your claim wrth ~ court
and mail a copy to the
personal represent1t1ve
appoi nted by the cour1
within four months from the
date of first issuance of
letters as provided in sec·
tion 9100 of the California
ProbN Code. The time for
filina claims will nut U&>int
prior to four months from
the date of the hearina
noticed.OC-.
YOU MAY DAMINE the
file ,.._ by the court. " you are a person ,,,..,....., in
tM ....... you "'IY file with
the court a format Request
for Special Notice of the
mtns of an w....•1 and
appralMment of ntete
......urol.,,,~or
acc:uunt IS pnMded in MC·
tiun 1250 of tM CaNtumie
~Code.A,...._tar
Special Naticebm is .,.;1. ... "°"' .. court dertl.
Attorney for petitioner;
PAUL, HASTINGS,
JANOFSKY & WALKER,
WAYNE J. CASEY, 695
TOWN CENTER DRIVE,
l 7TH FLOOR, COST A
MESA, CA 92626
This notice -mailed at
Senta Ane, Cettbnia.
7/21 7128814 1522
STA~OF
w•am '"°' U.OfHCilliOUI .........
Al*fW"I, 1701 Westcliff
Or., St A. Ne•port Bch, Ca
92660.
The flctitlou1 business
name~'° abowe was
fifed in Or-. c.ounty on
9/14117.
Ate No. F355040
Woridata Corporation,
Calif.
This business was con-
ducted by a COfPCJfMicwl.
(Silned)
WoridMa Corpcntion
H.C.U
Pnlsiderwt
This astAwi-.,.,,,.,,.. .. ,,.,. w filed
with the County c... of
Or.,. County on June 27,
1988.
6/30, 717, 7/14
7/21 1486
NOTICE OF Alft.ICATIC*
10-.L
AlCOHDllC ........
7-13-11
To Whom tt Mey Concern:
CHANG, Ellen & Robert
Int applyt .. to the 0epert.
nw1t of Ak:oholic ......
Control to sell alcoholic
beveratn at 600 E. Bay
Ave, #C6, Balboa 92661
with "41" On-Sale Beer &
Wine (Pub. Eat. Pl.) license.
7/21 1523
PURIC NOTICE
OltDO TO IHOW CAUSE
FC>a CMWI Of NAME
CASE NO. A144083
Hazel Jean Redd has filed
a petition in this court for
an Ofder allowine petitioner
to chanae her name from
Hazel Jean Redd to Tera
Jean Redd.
h is hereby ordered that
all persons intetested in the
matter aforesaid appear
before this court in Depart-
ment No 3 at 700 Civic
Center Drive West. Santa
Ana Califomfa, on Auaust
25. 1988, at 2:45 o'clock
p.m., and then and there
show cause, 1f any t hey
have why said petition for
change of name should not
be granted
It is further ordered that
a C<>PY of ths order tc show
cause be published m New
port Harbor Ensign, a news·
paper of general circula·
lion published rn this
county at least once a week
o roor consecutive weeks
onor 0 ' ~ day ot said
nedrmg.
Dated July 12, 1988
Signed: James L Smith,
Judge of the Supenor Court ., 1n 71'18 8/4 1527
1-41347
PU-..C NOTtCl
FICTITIOUI .......
NAM1 STATIMINT
The followine per~ are
dot"I business as: CHINO
EDISON I ASSOCIATES,
3990 West9r1y Place, Suit.
140, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Anthony v. Guanci, 3980
Westerty Plac», Suite 140,
Newport Buch, CA 92660.
Edward J. Kina. 20 Dix
Street, Winthrop, Massa-
chusetts 02152.
This business is con-
ducted bv • ~ Pl't· nenhip.
The rqistrent com-
metad'°anuct busiMll
under the fic:tttioul busi· ,... ,... or IWMl lisald
lbcM on June 24, 1•.
-..: Anthony v. Gulnc:i,
P8rtner; Edwerd J, Kine,
PMner.
This ~ ... filed
witf'I u. ~ can o1 Or-. County on July 5,
1-.
Fite No. F31&263
7/14 71217/28114 1518
lboWe on 7-15-88.
Sianed: Urry Baum
This ltlllilrMnt WIS filed
wfth the Cuurdy Clerk of
Or-. County on July 18,
1988.
File Nu. f'316338
7/21, 7/28, 8 /4, 8 /
11 1526
MUil fClllW~!•!Ul!!l!!H!m~ ..... ITllWWT
The faltoMrw penons are
doifil business as Lyon
Communltiel/ Akins Allo-
CiMll. 19 Curpunilt Plue,
Newport a.de, Ca. 92MO.
LC/F No. 3 (Akins), a
Catifot'M llmit9d swtner·
ship, 19 CurpurMe Plue,
Newport lw:ti, CA 92660.
Akins Oe\llaprnent Com-
peny, a Cafifomia corpora-
tion, 1 CMc ,..,., Suite
175, ~Buch, CA
92660.
This business is con-
ducted by ...... peft-
nenhip.
The re1istrant com-
menced to trllnsact busi·
ness under the fictitious
~name lilted abcMI
on March, 1981.
(Silned) LC/F No. 3 (Akins)
By: Lyon Communities Inc ..
a.....,.lpertner
Richard E. Fr11nkel
Akins Oewllopment
Compeny
Cart S. Akins, President
This mtement ns filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on July 7,
1988.
File No. F-385511
7/14, 7121, 7128
813 1512
1-41377
FlCTmOUI IUllNEll
~STATEMENT
The followlnc persons are
doinc business as Davis
Partners Three 1 California
pneral partnership, 1400
BriS1ol Street North, Ste.
245, Newport Bea<-:-•. Cali."
fomia 92660.
William K. Davis, 1400
Bristol Street North, New·
port Beac h, California
92660.
Charle L Buchanan
1400 Br1sto1 Street North.
Newport Beach, Calitorn1a
92660.
Richard E Lucy. as Trus-
tee of the Lucy living Trust,
u/d /t dated October 8,
1979. 1400 Bristol Street
North, Newport Beach, (.a1
tom1a 92660.
Robert J. Their1artner,
1400 Bristol Street North.
Newport Beach California
92660.
James 0 . Buckingham,
1400 Bristol Street North.
Newpor1 Beach. California
92660.
Alan J. Tuntland, 1400
Bristol Street North, New·
port Beach, California
92660.
This business is con-
ducted by a aeneral part-
nership.
The r"istrant com-
menced to tranuct busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed abowJ
on June 28, 1988.
(Si1ned) Davis P1rtners
Three,
a California ..,.,al
pettnership
By. Wflllam K. DIMs
This •• ' rnent -ftted .... the County c... of 0...... County on July 6,
1-.
fie Nu. F-385445
7114, 7121, 7128
8/3 1513
l-4lm
AClll .. ••Ultrl•HNllll•ll IMAMllTA'IWT
The tolowil11 ••• .. doifll bulin1• • Hdfmen
Anocietn No. 6, a
CalHornla Hmlld pllftrler·
ship, 620 Newport Center
OrM, ..... 500, NUIPC't 8wh. Cllb• 9216(),
VIII LMm Pwtrws, l .P ..
620 Ns pert C... Drive,
~ leech. e..•turn61
Hofhuft AllOCIMn
ltscorpor8111d, Califomla.
'21 Wttttclre louee.nl,
9ultl lllO Laia a. ..... Clllafte t0017.
TIH ........... ii COft· ......, ............... .
~ ,..... .... C919-
lllA ... If Id .... _.., ... ,,£1 ·=r.--.... ...
(Si1nect) Via Lomas
Plrtnen, LP.,
• California Limitld
Partnership
By: Sanport OettllDINftent
lnc:urpaqeed
By. William o. ~.
PNlident
HoffmM Auoci1•1
lnc:urpaqeed
~P.C.W.. ,,.....,.,.
This ......,,.." -ftled with thl Countt c~ o1
0....,.. County on July 1, l•. Ate No. F-315199
7114, 7/21, 71'18
8/3 1514
l-4i.I ncn•..,..,•111• ..... lfATWT
The lalowit11 ..... is .,,. ......... ........
5QaMre c.., Ud., 12 s.
Island Drive, Newport
8eech. CA 92660.
Bruce A. Guyette
(o.n..I Pwtnet) 12 s.
Island Drive, Newport
Beech, Ca. 92660.
This business is con-
ducted by a limited s-tner·
ship.
The re1istr1nt com ·
menced to trllnuct buSl-neu under the fictitious
business name listed~
on June 17, 1988.
(Sisnecf) Bruce A. Guyette
This statement wes filed
with the County Cl~ of <>ranee County on July 1,
1988.
File No. F-385197
7114, 7121, 7128,
813 1515
1-41345
F1CllllOUI ......
NAiil ITATEllDT
The follow1nc person IS
doin1 business as MMS
lntemMional 11 Syman Soft.
ware Systems, Inc. Ohio,
4400 MacArthur Blvd . 5th
Floor, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Micro Manufacturina Sys.
terns, Inc OhlO. 2400 Cor-
porate Exchanae Dr .. Surte
200,Cotumbus,Oh.43229
This business is con
duded by a corporation
The re11 strant com·
menced to transact busi-
ness under 'he hct1t1011~
business name llsted above
on June 10, 1988
(Signed) Micro Manufactur-
ing Systems Inc
., I ro11 CEO
rh1i. :.latement was 11led
with the C:.ounty Clerk llf
Oran1e County on July 5,
1988
File No F 38526c
7/14, 7/21. 7128
813 1516 , ... ,..
FICTITIOUI 8USINUS
NAME STATEMENT
The followin1 persons are
doin1 business as K G 0
Chino I Associates, 3990
Westeny Place, Suite 140,
Newport Beach, California
92660.
Chino Edison I Asso-
ciates, a California seneral
pertnersh1p, 3990 Westet1y
PtlC:le, Suite 140. Ne•Port
Buch. California 92660
New E,.tand Mutual Lit.
I n1urance Compeny, a
Mwec: ...... COfpof .. ion,
399 a..,11a0t1 Slreet. Ba.eon
MeluchuMas, 02116.
This business is con-
duded by a joint venture.
The rqistrant com·
,.,. ICed '° trenuc:t busi·
,,.. under the fictitious ....._Mme....,...,_,.
onMmy,1•.
(Sianed) Chino Edison I
Aleocilllln.
•Cafitarnia ........
l*tMf'INp
By: Anthony V. Gl.wtei ...,.,.,
By. EdwMt J. Kini ,.,.,.,
New(,,...,.. ...... Uta
lnt&nnC:e eoms-.,,
1M.-c--.
COi'poillllOlt
0,:C..., ..... ~
~Inc., a Mwec:hulllll corpora. ----,,......., end .... .., .... ............. . -= ..... J. ••••• .,. ,...,, ....
TI"9 r••ll •• -... .... c..u.. a.fl ,,,
.,,... Cllllilf -Ml l, lta
flllll.F-ml•
1n._ ''"· 1111 .,, 1117
VERIACATIOH
STATE Of CAUfORNIA. COUNTY Of ORANGE
I '-,_.the ....... PltlilON FOR CHANGE~
MME .... 1nM ill c::onllllD.
I 1m • Plftr tD .. ec:tion. The .....,.. lltMld in It
.. true"'"" .... llllO .... ~ -tD ttlOle l'ftlltl8rs
whlctt .. llllld an inbmlllion end belief, end • to
......... sl ..... themtobetrue.
fMCU .. d an July 5, 1918 M Sera Ane, Celibnia.
I deder9 under penelty of psjury under the i..s of
.... .... of c.Nfomia that the fonlloinl is true Md
correct
7114 7121 7/288/4
FICllllOUl MWIS
.... ITATIMINT
The fotlowtn1 person is
doin1 business as
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
OEALERSHIP BROKERAGE,
3400 Ave. of the Alts • No.
Al 13 'Costa Men, Ca.
92626.
Sendra L Andrews, 3400
Ave. of the Arts • No Al 13
Calta Meu, Ca. 92626.
This business is con·
ducted by WI indMdull.
The re1istrant com·
menced to tnlnw:t busi·
ness under the fictitious
business rwne ,,,. names
lilted ebove on 8-1-38.
$ilf'8d: s.nctra L Andrews.
This ....,,.,. ... filed
with the County aertt of
Or..,.. County on Juty 18,
1988.
Fite No. F386339
7/21, 7/28, 8 /4, 8/
11 1525
FICllllUUI WESS
NAMl ITATDIENT
The followina penons are
doinc business as Makin
Waves Partrlership, 128 Yia
Havre, NB 92663.
Robert Yates, 128 Via
Hawe, NB 92663
Jeff Pence, 725 Via Udo
Soud, NB 92663
Gene Buchanan, 3508
Alana, Sherman Oaks,
91403.
This business is con·
ducted by I aenentl part·
nership.
The re1istrant com·
menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious
business rwne listed above
on June 30, 1988.
(Siped) Robett Yates
This ~ was flied
with .... County aertt of Or-.. Ccu1ty on June 17,
1918.
File No. F-384591
6/30, 1n. 7114
7/21 1492
.......... , .• ___ , ii
111911 L • ..,... ii
..... •1IA1• •Auto-~~-::.°'··SA
ca ft1"'=:
.. ceft· ....... ., ...........
Maria de l.outdes Cruz
Julian Contrens
1507
(Sicned) Vincent J. Lyduch
This stMement was flied
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on June 27,
1988.
File No. f .384592
6130, 717, 7/14,
7/21 1489
1~1417
PUMJC llOllCE
RCiliiOUI BUl•IEll
NW ITATEMDIT
The tollowinl persons are
doinc busiMSS es: MIC Ful·
lerton CorporMe Center,
1400 Dove Street, Newport
a.ch, CA 92660.
Donald Russell, 2116 E.
Belbol &hid., Batbol, CA
92661.
Donald Sutro, 2021 E.
Bay Avenue, Balboa, CA
92661.
Oevid Mitchell, 27 Can-
detbush, Irvine, CA 92715.
Oevid Nix, 1407 s.nta-
nefll Terr.ce, Corona del
Mar, CA 92625.
This bt.lsiness is con-
ducted by a limited partner.
ship.
The re1istr1nt com-
menced to transact busi·
ness undet the fictitious
business name ,,,. names
listed above on 5/3/85.
Sfcned: Donakt Russell.
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Orance County on Juty 5.
1988.
File No. 385631
7/14 712171288/4 1528
1~1104
FICllllOUI 8UlllitE.SS
NAMl ITATDIUfT
The followinl person is doinc business a.s D.L Cun·
ni~. Inc .• 215 River·
W. Or., Newport Belich, CA
92663.
David L Cunnin1ham,
Inc., a California corpora·
tion, 215 Riverside Of.,
Newport Belch, CA 92663.
This business is con·
doc:tld by a corpcntion.
The reaistrant com-
mmad to nnuct busi-
ness under the fictitious
businlu Mme listed abow
onS/25188
(S4pd)
o.WtL~,
LMW•ooe J. Cul••...,_,,,
Pr8Sidlnt
This ltillWnent -filed with the eo.ny an of
Or.,.. County on June 22, 1-.
Fie No. f .314224
6130, 7/7,7/14
7/21 1496
Tllil 2 ' -· -.... ..... ~°"'"' Or-.~°" June n . i-.
Fiii No. f .314593
6130,1n.111
7/21 1415 .......
ACIHW• Ill t• _ ........ , n.e-.... ...... ...
doiftl business as Extra
Stora1e-Huntin1ton
Beecta, 4750 Yon Kemwt,
#101 , Nwport Beech, CA
92660.
James[. Rod9n. 4750
Yon Kemwt, 1101, New·
port BMch, CA 92660.
Richard A. Hanson.
22205 Sl*9y Rim Circie, El
Toro, CA 92630.
Aic:twd 8. t.Yine, M.O.,
Altir8ntellt Fund, 801 N.
Tustin Awnue, l607, s.nta
AN, CA 92705.
This business is con-
duc:Md by a ...... s-t· ..-.
The r .. istrant com·
m.ad '° tnnuc:t busi-ness under the fictitious
bulifml rwne lilald abow
an Mlrdt 15, 1•.
(Silned) James E. Aod9eR This ....,.,. ... filed
with the County Clertc ol Dr-. County on June 16,
1988.
File No. F-383635.
6130, 1n,7l14
7/21 1497
1~1132
nttlilOUIWUI
NAiii ITATDIENT
The followinc penons are
doin1 business H Lyon
Communities/ A«ins (Tus·
tin) Associates, 19 Corpo-
~ Plaza, Newport Beach.
CA92660.
LC/F No. 3 (Akins), a
California limited Ptttner·
ship, 19 Cotporate Plaza,
Newport a.ch, CA 92660.
Akins Oewtopment Com-
pany, a California corpora·
tion, 1 Civic Plaza, Suite
175, Newport S.Ch, CA
92667.
This business is con·
ducted by I eenetal part·
nership.
The reaistrant com-
menced to transact busl·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed above
on April, 1988.
(Sillfled) LC/F No. 3 (Akins)
by: Lyon Communities, Inc.,
a eenerat partner
Richard E. Frankel
Akins·Development Com·
pany
Bruce Cox Conklin Jr. SVP/
CEO
This statement WIS filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on June 24,
1988.
File No. F-384481
6/30, 717, 7114.
7/21 1495
ACI II IOOl IUllNUS
NAii£ ITATEllOfT
The followinc person is
doin1 business H AP·
SCREEN , 1701 Westcliff
Drive Suite A. Newport
Buch, CA 92660.
The Applicant Screenina
Company of Americl, lncor·
poratect (CA Cotp.). 1701
Westcliff Drive Suite A,
Newport Buch, CA 92660.
This business is con·
duded by a CO'pol lltion.
The r .. istrant com-
met iced to trlnYCt busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed abowe
on 9/124/87.
(Si1nect). The Apptlcant
Screenin1 Company of
America, lnciorpcnllld
Thomes c. l..-.on
PNsklent
This ....,. .. -filed
........ County °"' ol Or-. Counly on June '¥7,
19.
file No. F-384590
6/30, 717. 7114
7/21 141'7
w.,.
AChi ..... 111• ..... ,., 10 n. rn u1,. ,.._. 11
dDllw Ill * • a C.lls.. ASSOCIA TtS. 256 Hffl
Piece, c..t. Meu, CA
92627.
a.rtmllclwd•..,C ........... ea..
.._,CA.u?.
Tltts IMlllrt•I ts COft•
~--11••• The , .......... ceM·
Mii CM .. tlMHcl ...... ,_...., ..........
bll' Ill-·-..................
9'911111 a... ......
• J •• ..... , ··---
Or.,.. Countr on Mf l l,
19.
FileNo.f3B517
7114 71217/281/41506
~-llCI nns 1 n• ....... I t•u.
Of flCiii ........ Ill -The followiftl persons
hmve ............. ol
the fictitious business
rwne; IMAGE GRAPHaCS,
3440 Yil Oporto, Ne•povt
8-ch, CA 92663.
The fitltious business
Mme "*"9d '° lbCM ... filed on 3·12-86 in the
County of ~ °"'"-' File No. f.303362
sa.pe.., J. Hunt. 3400
Avenue of the Alts E410,
COlta Mela. CA 92626.
This busif.-ws con-
..... .., .. indi ...... --= ....... J. Hunt.
7114 712171281/41508
......
.. -..Cmliel •••n,.•••.rt•..._ ........ o• •• McmlmlCmB1 11
UCB•
7 .....
To Whom It Mmr Concern;
RUSAMIPRASERT, Lindi
& Prnit ii ( .. ) llPP¥nl to
the~"' Ak:ohalic a.v.,.... Control to Mii
ak:ahalic -· .... Ill 211 · 62nd Street, N-port Beech ..., "4r 0n We
Beer & Wene E:.tins Place
licenle(s)
7/14 1509
N:llllOUI ... t•
.... ITUWlllR
The talowil11 ..,.., ii
doina business as: HSC
ENQINUW CGHIUL·
TANTl. l ..... . fla part ...... CA TEt.ael .. ~n .. .JICl•-
~ cn-,a.111 t
C1INDrni9 7-Jl..,,, US.
22nd .......... ••rt a.ch, CA m63 .
This ........ ts con·
.... II,: 8 CDfPOi I' I
Sipd: TnESIS -SEJN-n-
tNOUSTRIES. RUSH N.
HIU.H.~
The resistrMt com-
m111C:ed tD nnuct ....
ness under the fictitious
~ nlftW lillild lbCM
on 3-15-a.
This .....,.,.. -Ned .. the County a.ti ol
Or-. County on July 14,
1•.
A .. No.386152
7/217/288/4
8/11 1529
............ °"' .. -.... ------~-----...-.------~-----.-...---------..m1-..
,
•
NIE 11 aY 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN -
CLASSIFIED INDEX
BUSINESS
Investments .......... 828
Money to Loan ........ 605
Money Wanted ....... 606
Opportunities ......... 700
Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcina .......... 200
Buuty Aids .......... 213
card of Thanks ....... 201
Cemetery Lots ........ 20 l
Florists ............... 207
Funeral Directory ..... 205
Funeral Services ...... 206
Health Aids ............ 214
Lepl Notices ......... 212
Lod&es-Clubs-etc. 209 EMPLOYMENT
Nurseries ............ 815
Lost & found ......... 210
Personals ............ 211
Aaencies ............. 300
Opportunities ......... 305
Preparation .......... 307
llllWDllE
SAW & SERVICE
Antiques ............. 808
Appl6-nces .........•• 806
AppliMces Wned ... 807
Auctionl .....•••..... 814
Buildina Material ..... 111
. Business Equipment 818
Coins/Stamps ........ 813
Furniture •••.•.......• 800
Furniture Wanted ...•. 805
Glnee Sales ......... 705
Jewelry ..•........... 812
Marine Supptys ....... 906
Misc. for Sale ......... 809
Misc. WMted •....•... 810
Musical Instrument ... 811
Office Equipment ..... 827
Pets & Supplies ....... 823
~Equipment .•• 819
Dap&C.ts .........• ~
Livestock ........ .' .... 825
Birds ................ 826
REAL ESTATE
Acrup .............. 511
Apts. furnished ....... 407
Apts. Unfurnished .... 408
Bldg. to be Moved .... 81~
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
Houses for Sale ....... 508
Houses for Rent/furn 405
Houses for Rent
/Unfum ............. 406
Directocy of Business Services
Houselceepins Rooms 413
tiotett.: .............. 416
Industrial . . . . . . . . 506
""""""' Property ...... 509 lake Shore Property 515
Lots for Sale ........... 51 O
Mobile Homes ........ 917
Mortaaae & TD ....... 607
Motels ............... 415
Mountain Cabins ..... 422
Office Space ......... 420
Out of State Prop ..... 514
Real Estate Wanted ... 518
Rentals to Share ...... 412
Real Estate for Xchl ... 517
Real Estate Loans ..... 600
Rooms for Rent ....... 410
RESORT PROPERTY
For Sale .............. 4 Ui
Rental .............. 417
•PoolSemce
BOOKEEPING
A PAIN?
SUNSHINE SITIER SER·
VICE, now open. Baby-
sitter and companion for the elder1y. House/pet
sitters. Hourty /vacation.
Screened & bonded, CPR
certified and finger·
printed. Call Sue 961·
1322
~ \1~ •
'=1 • "' ·~ ?I. ·-.... ,. ....
MAINTENANCE
CONCEPTS
FENCING
GOINGON .
VACATION?
FINEST QUALITY SER·
VICE & REPAIRS. 20 yrs.
eXJ)erience. Pre Season
Spedal: l month FREE
service. Free est.imate & sX>Of analysis. Evans Life
Guard Pool Service. 546·
8008
Full prdenina service,
susonel flower plantinc.
Landscapinc. sprinkler
yard improvements,
Let George do it. Profes·
sional, computerized
reports tailored to your
needs. Small business &
individual specialist.
Licensed tax return pre-
--1)arer: sole proprietor,
partnership & corpora-
tion. Call Geotge Bien·
Stadt (714) 964-2002
LOVING, RELIABLE
DEPENDABLE Nannies,
housekeepers available
live in-out. Prescreened.
$100 a wk. 664-5108
lawn treatment, weed
control, routine mainte-
nance ~~ renova· tion). l ' /booded.
894-6665, Rey Perard.
SPECIALIST
EJectrical, construction,
plumbing, etc. 714-857·
4728
MAINTENANCE CON·
CEPTS fencing Special·
ist. Electrical Construe·
t ion Etc ... (714) 8 57-
4728
Mature woman will take
care of your house,
plants or pets Of your
children. Exec ref i... reas.
Mrs. Shearer 646-L251
•Steam
Cluninc
ATTORNEY
AT LAW
JAMES f. LECK
SPECIALIZING IN:
•Personal Injury
•Auto Injury
•Boats, Bikes,
CHILD
CARE/
HOUSE-
KEEPERS
AVAILABLE
Live in OI out. carina,
dependable, sa..-9 to
meet your needs.
Domestic Excellence Alltncy 832.3665
Aviation, Etc. BABY /CHILO CARE in
•Malpractice: my Meu Verde home.
Lepl or Medical ACnJss "°"'~ o.y
•Work-Related time. Kllthy 7916
ln1'ury CHILD CARE OFFERED FT PT MY HOME. DAYS ., •Insurance Claims EVE. FENCED YARD,
•Product Liability REF. 760-2581
•Wrongful Death PT BABY SITTER
•No charge for NEEDED FOR 3 month
LANDSCAPING & Tree
Service & Clean Ups.
Monthly fee. Jim 553·
1554
•Dom•itic
ROOM ADDITION.
Remodeling, decks,
patio covers. Lie. &
bonded. Call for free est. 546-5403
2f tv home repair, small
jObs .. quick andr . Cati for free phone on all work. 760-7:
PROFESSIONAL WIN-
DOW TINTING lC!Ur ta.. or mine. Ref. 855-
4160
LOCAL llOTHEI/
DAUIMID TUii will
clean ~r ~use or office. I~· Clean
and conscientious. 857 ·
8501
CARPET CLEANING
UNIQUE GARDENING
AND LANDSCAPE SER·
VICE. Est in area since
1973. We do tree trim·
mina. c~ mowin&
and ec:tain~-~mplete ~ina ~e. 646-
•M11Dl'Q
For a dependable dry wall compeny call Artis-
tic Interiors 556·
1160 ... small repairs.
Room additk>n. CUstom
texture
STEAM CLEANING
Newport Power Cleaning
•Sidewalks =~ks eRestaurants •Engines
(714) 675-2523
•Tile
DEAN THE
TILE MAN
•Video
T1IANINlll'ATION
AirplMes ............ 900
Antiaue Classic Car ... 912
.\utos tor Sele ........ 910
Autos Wanted •....... 915
Auto Parts & Tires .... 907
Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913
Auto Repair/fOf ...... 914
Boats ................ 905
Campers ............. 919
fOfeian & Sports ...... 911
Mopeds .............. 909
Motorcycles & Bikes 908
Motor Homes ... : ..... 916
SERVICES
Schools .••........... 608
Situation Wanted ..... 308
CEMETERY PLOTS:
Pacific View Memorial
Park, Newport Beach, CA
Vista Del Mar Plot,
Graves A,B1C-Lot 90.
$600.00 eacn, all 3 for
$1500.00 cash. Contact
M.D. Bennett, 2405 Kala·
nianole AveJ..., Apt 209,
Hilo, Hawaii ~ 720
209-1.odps-
Clubs-etc.
211 ..........
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS!
REGARDLESS OF
CREDIT HISTORY.~
NEW CREDIT CARD. NU
ONE REFUSED. FOR
INFO. CALL 1·315-733· 6062 EXT M 386
TWO PROFESSIONALS
seekq • tt*d '° stwe expenses, of specious,
clemn\C nice__ coettfur· Dble Verde home.
Monthly ,.,. $500 + util·
ities/expenses split, security= & refer· ences . Call Mr. Green • -9310 o.ys
(or 545-8589 Eves)
Legal Consul-old bmby. Musn-. own ~toCDM. tation. No Call Liz• 720-1852
recovery. No
attorney fees. NEWBORN Nurseries,
2372 South-=--~·~ East Bristol 1079
#8 Newport Beach BABYSITTER PT AS
MAXI MAID (55 min to a
cieln house). flllt ...
service. Twn d11FQ.
521-7837, 648-2154
LIVE-IN NEEDED M-F. 2
yr & 6 Yr. Turtle Auck.
F• nea. _£nils.sh fwred. Cm1 UC
851·2442. Eve
SERV1CE
Shampoo & Steam
Clunina Spotlifters,
Deoderizer Included.
2RMS & HALLWAY
i:Gt5RS CARPET CLEANING 7 DAYS (714)
472-G230 ASK ABOUT HOST DRY CHEMICALS
l&BBlln in BusSince
1980
CONCRETE PATIOS,
Drive-decks, concrete
t"8MNed w/epmcy store.
Brick-blockwork. Lie.
966-2134
VIDEO PROJECTOR· UltimMB quality, Peno-
sonic, proiects 50 inch to
80 inch ~ TV Md
computer. RGB i~t used once. Colt $7, .
Askins $4,500. 721-1438
·~·
,_flUllll
ORVILLE
WANTSYOUf
.. __ 152_-0IOI __ __. NEED. 2 bars 2 and 3~
~ 721-8322 .
...
CARPETING at direct
wholesale prices
installed. All major
manufacturers and stvtes. CaH for an appt.
714-567-3526
CHILD CARE
-: HOUSEKEEPEI
AVAILABLE
IS YOUR
BABYSITTER ON
VACATION?
O.V c.re awillble in my
CM home, daily _ 9r
weekly. Mary 650-2864
MARY KAY COSMETICS.
Diane Stowe, Profes· =-~Consul·
OUALITY LAWN SER-~ICE. LMwn 9vk:e ....
able CC}mPltlt to mow & ed91. Calt 631-4535
t-bm ~ Mord9ble ar... Countr ... Call Connle660· 1399 after
ll:lOa.m. ·
CALIFORNIA SWEEP Camnmdll & .... Uc &
bandld. ~2563. We ... ,.,.
9111 II •a
MUSIC L£SSONS, ~ home by Mr. ,..,.,. Jr
Hi. a.nil Dir 33,... in o.c. All tnsa & Wood-
wind&. Ma-n15
.............
•••••
.1.50 PER DAY
That's all~
pay for 3 lines
~:imum
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
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CMI
631-1120 EXT 11
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Come to our Costa Mesa location
2790 Harbor Blvd.
Suite 109
Mon·fri 9am·3pm
Proper 1.0. required
for more information
call
Costa Mesa
(714)557·4427
Anaheim
(714)535·4900
Long Beach
(714)490·955 l
\:ln1FOrCe· ten'fM'!-r •-vec••
'""' ~It 1.0 .1.
EARN $7.75 HR. We
need assistance in eva·
luatinj and responding
to daily work reports sub-
mitted by our agents
throuchout the state. No
experience necessary; wen at home. for infor·
mat ion send self -
addressed, stamped
envelope 9~ inches long
to: AWGA. Dept E. Box
49204, Atlanta, GA
30359
FEDERAL STATE AND
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
NOW HIRING, Vour area
$13,550 to $59,480.
Immediate openings.
:all 1(315) 733-6063
Ext. F369
GET PAID FOR READING
BOOKS! $100 per title.
Write PACE C947, 161 S.
Lincoln Way, N. Aurora,
IL 60542
GOVERNMENT JOBS
$15,400·$72,500 Now
Hiring. Excellent benef ·
its. Call 504·649-7922
Ext j-8348
•FUN
WEEKEND
JOB*
Vou choose when. Give
out samples in market,
near your home. 962-
5688
GIRL FRIDAY with iood telephone voice
accurate typing and JOOd with filures. A car· •nc office in Corona del Mar, 759·1150
PART TIME AM, Week·
ends, late afternoon,
week deys. Must be 18! sJOd drMnc record. c.1 12 Noon to 7 p.m. 54().
3008
HIRING ASSISTANT ~ n staff. If
you like workinc in a
=•sant. a~h~~~
Cin.:=" ol Jt.Tr. Aootv in person. 220~
Marine Ave.. Balboa
Island
DISTRICT MANAGER
Fufl time, futf benefits, .,..MM>t is.. ean Jeff 540-
3008
SEll
ADVERTISING
Far ........ •owtl• i~--Mapper in O.C. ... Ill J01oW own
....... "" ... the llmlt. 962-6443. 9 a.m. · 5p.m.
OVERSEAS JOBS. TAX
FREE INCOME All
OCCUPATIONS. COM-
PANY PAID IENEFllS.
Cafl (305) 456-ai03 OI
send resume ID: Wortd-wide~ 1126 S.
federal HWy 1322, fl
Lauderdale. Fl 33316.
Advance fee.full refund if
not placesd oversw per
coeitract. Licensed as an
overseas employment agency.
HIRING GOVERNMENT
JOB VOUR AREA. 1'82~-:~~· f:~
3375.
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. ComPC!rll paid
benefits. Call (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.
PT LIGHT EASY custo·
dial at Westcliff Plaza
17th and Irvine. Half hr
5 days a week. Call Jan
for details 733-2689
HIRING! GOVERNMENT
JOBS -VOUR AREA.
$15 000-$68 000. Call
(602) 838-S885 Ext
3375
NOW HIRING YOUR
AREA. $13,550 to
$59,480. Immediate
openin1s. Call 1-315·
733-6062 Ext #f 369
EARN $7.75 HR. We
need assistance in eva-
luatina and responding
to daily work reports sub-
m itted by our agents
throughout the state. No
ex~rience necessary; paid to compMite train·
ing. work at home. For
info send seff addressed
to AWGA, Dept. E, Box
49204, Atlanta. GA
30359
HELP WANTED College
or High School student;
as offfce 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
reports show average
profit of $1,370.63 per
m9!1th expanding to
$3,189.50 due to com-
pany's participation. Ser-
vice company owned
accounts currently han·
dling Frito-Lay and other
name brand food pro-
ducts. Requires approx-
imately 8 hours per week
and i nvestments of
$15,000 cash for equJp-
ment Call toll free 1-800-
782-1550 Operator 4·S,
anytime.
EASV WORK! Excellent PIY! Assemble products
at home. Call for info
504-641-8003 Ext A-
8348
NOW HIRING. Vour area.
$13,500 to $59,480.
Immediate openings.
Call 1·315·733-6062
Ext F 369
GOVERNMENT JOBS
$15,400-$72,500. Now
hirifll. Excellent benef-its. C.11 504-649-7922
ExJ2550
GET PAID FOR READING
books! Sl00.00 _~ title.
Write: PASE-M041161 S. U11colnway.N. Aurora,
IL60542
GROUNDS KEEPER/
HMdr man. local, -..ful~ ....... w . ~o Cllr9 .,.,..1
afticl -Id .,,.... o.c. AirpOrt. ri .......
vise janitor and lawn
rnaint ODl•ec::ts. Auist bldl mfr. Split hrs. pet'·
fecf for~ retiree. Ask
for J~ 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 722-6122
EARN $7.75 hr. We need
assistance in evaluatina
and respondinc to dailY
work reports submitted
by our aaents throughout
the state. No experience ~ paid to com-Dtete tra1ni0J. Work at home. for information
send self -addressed,
stamped envelope, 9~
inches Iona to: AWGA,
Dept. E Box 49204,
Atlanta, GA 30359
WE
WANT
YOU
If you are enthusiastic,
energetic and hard
working,
Position available as
store clerk.
Benefits include
medical, dental/life.
Profit Sharing.
On the spot
interviews!Thurs.
and Friday July 21
and 22,
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
30018 Crown
Valley Pkwy
Laguna Niguel
(714) 495-
5543
(STOP-N .GO
MARKETS)
AUTOMOTIVE needs
part time telephone
sales rep, for follow up,
reorder, telephone sales
exp pref. Pleasant phone
personality required. Air-
port area. 756-2054
PROGRAMMER
ANALYST ..........., .. indUd.M ...
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nw •tr tor prajec:ts
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S...,.._CAl2131.
1.0.E.
HIRING! GOVERNMENT
JOBS-Your area IA~:m\~~· ~:~
3375
GOVERNMENT JOBS! Nowh .. in~--
both '"':Lilted and
unskilled. for list " ;ot>S and _ ~pplic•tion, call
615-383-2627 Ext J 112
ENTRY LEVEL PER-SONAl. DEPT. $19,000+.
Your ct.a ID llt N> HurMn ~All =711: ~ ~ ~ ...
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===-===-
Guards
IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES
ALL SHIFTS• WEHW •FULL I PA"RT-Tlm
WE OFFER:
80GD PAY•PEITAL. OPTICAL I •DICAL llllUll'dlCE
• CIEDIT Ulll .. PIWILEIEI • PROFIT IHAllll
• U•RJR•s. TRAlllll8 I CERTIFICATDI en ... )
WE REQUIRE:
11 YRS. OR OLDER• OWi TMllPORTATIOI
I TELEPHOIE • RETIREES WELCOME
SHIELD
SECURITY, INC.
1063 N. GLASSELL ST., ORANGE
(714) •• 3181 (714) •11 •t•1
GENERAL OFFICE
YARlm
$19,000+
Yau ... , ... .._. ........ ~ ...
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Oll!Ollce .....
7IM070 E.O.E.
SECRETARY PBtSONEl $21.500+ u .. '°"' ,..... • .., actw.ICe ............
dept '....., ...-1c11:s.c.P1m
firm. Promotion up to
O.M.5~ ......
76M070
SECRETARY
PROMOTION I
$22.000+ ,.... ...
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GENERAL OFFICE
•FUNW/PAND
MOU
$15,000+
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RECRUIT & GROW RICH.
Help me find men &
wonwa, who_,. ID 1N1
futt time. wan pe time
and um 6 fiaure income. You cm wn
$1,000-3.00Q 11!1' more for•••·• •Hudlan 714-55).1551
ATTENTION bc1l•ll
i11cametar ...._ t 111 .. :'4~~~
OFFICE OVERtCW>
IE ~VE lliDIAlt (ffJKS_.__..
e 181-PC e lllDSTIR e IURDPERFECT e IULTIIATE
• DISPIJmRE
• 11~6 e LOTUS 1-2-3
lent ' Short !~m Aui(nments
e Beus SSS
• ?JM bcititn • r., ht
(114) 474-2974
........ !a.oo ~~ lllml111 Ille
liwt! EOE i 00-X. free
RECEPTIONIST
UTE TYPING OK
$20,400+ y_.,.... ..
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Oll5
Ollce ......
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WORD PROCESSING Fun
office $19,000+ Bonus.
UpbNt atmosphere Md
'/!XX own office. Growil 11
Costa Mesi firm. PtentY
d perQ. bonus fun out·
i!ll ..... people. OMS
Offioe Mlllls (714) 768-
6070. E.O.E.
CRUISE SHIPS NOW
HIRING all positions.
Both skilled and
unskilled. For informa·
tion call (615) 292-6900
Ext H704
tlBlt
tPAY llAlESt
RN's ., .. 130 .,
LVN's..,. •19 ...
(714) 172.0717
·~· 'MT·tm DAYS a Eftl•I•
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ACCOUNTING Account ~ $21,000. lnctaese
~ accountinc knowt· ~~~ao:: firm. Solid
bel cefits.. Ask for E2001.
OMS Olfice MMes (114)
761M070 E.O.E.
W/P SUflERVISOR McJWll
up $24,000. Ale ~
ructy to mowe up to
SUpet vil0f7 Join the
-..in111irll11dul FahioftflJlind office.
Alll for E 7. OM5 Outs••M ....... =lttr 4),..
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OFFICE OVERLOAD
•llC8'1itisb
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• Twits
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(714) 474-2974
1 .. v.1a1m1
Slit• 131, II ti•
100% FREE EOE
.. _ ..... .._ ._,. ..,,...
WOiO PROCESSOR 3
Positions to S24,000.
BEAUTIFUL f'ASHION =OfACES. Glut
Potential and
MyouneedW/ P Jlllll Md .. can do"
........ Alk for #£2014. # OM5~MMlls7Y,
6011. EO.E
•
*WORD*
* PROCESSING *
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$20 tor 1lt 8 holn WOlllld on 1lt Olllgf 11•it
(nut .. «> to. .. _.,
twecftae PQWfNf 11 •
at-~··•019GGll.
...... lid lo._, ...... lo CIMaStr.
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DRAKE
OFFICE OVERl.(W)
(71~) 474-2974
18400 Von l<CiiiO\ #130
INtne
SUNSHINE SITIER SER·
VICE now hirina. Exp.
babysitters and compan·
ions for the elderty. Must
have ref, own transporta·
tion. Gd-Pay-Flex hrs.
Sue 966-1322
SECURITY OFFICER for
NPB m arket, wanted
unarmed, senior citizens
OK. $5.25 per hr coll
collect (818)989-6366.
Efficiency patrol and
guard serv.
ACMm
I Old Nict
6 Ont•m-tal loop
II W-.s..la.tawr-
16 uana,,.w.
17 Acaw
II Kiadofjmticeor._.
20 Bewitc:Md
23 O.wmk:le
24 w..dolfa.m
25Pew:tnaa
26 a.... clinctioa 27 B!Wtry
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31 ec.. t1
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35 Calif. Ima belt
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MAJOR REAL
ESTATE
LOAN
SECRETARY
Terrific ~ for ~e~~rei
'JM'f ...... office/Cieri· cal experience and an
interest in real estate.
Opportunity to advance
to Investment Lending
Assistant. Must be able
to type 45 wpm, com·
pose routine correspon·
dence set up and main·
tain files and records!
and handle phones. Rea
estate loan documenta·
tion and trackinJ sys·
terns h~ deserable.
High SC diploma or
~ivalent required.
Please call or send resume to:
Mr. Michaet Morris Ql4) 720-9813
100 Ne~ Center
Newport Beach, CA
92660
RECPT
ALLNEWI
TOS22.000 .........
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GLENDALE
FEDERAL
Equal oppty employer
m/f/v/h
EASY WORK! Excellent
pay! Assemble products
at home. Call for infor·
mation. 312·741-8400
Ext. A 2550
CHARMING FURN 2 Bdrm 2 lllh. paal, ..,.,
=~·lfl'I!· ._ $1.1GO. lii3'iaf
412 ••• ,,. ....
ROOMMATE WANTED, male c. , ........ Profas.
. sioNI, non smoller to
share 4 bdr house in
· COM. All 1men. short joc
to beech. First/last 100
deposit+ 400 per month.
Avail 6-1. 76G-9195
.... ::':=-' " •• ·~c:-:· .• ...... r:. 0. ........ I J I Ml JI Jll 11111 I
k& m ·-?R1 •, ... •1••••••n 1,_...t111n1•11t•-11t .. ••1 s ..._....,ww.• ·
ROOMMATE WANTED,
male non smoker to
share 2bd/2ba Newport
apt. Pool, jacuzzi, park·
in& $400/mo. + 1h ~nses. (714) 721·
....,....... .
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LA PWiila 90LllYllG•••
Mal' ......... L .. ., ...
......... PM&, 1lttl a.. DIM• INnie
IJ911o.llli ....... c.-. ....
ROOM TO SHARE with 2
male pt'Qfessionats. 34th
Balboe. $400 + 7 ·I Brian
673-3090 .,. ..................... ,.._.. .
-•1i11l1 ____ ._. • BT-.OA-PRIVATE ROOM ANO
BA TH to share in 3 bdr
3 beth house in Westprk
near park, pool 1nd
jacuzzi. Washer d~r and ..... ...... 8-
1. COntaCt carol 852· nn GENERAL OFFICE
IEAllNW/P
$11.900+ ...... Ee'' ....,U. TNI .... ,... .... ==---pa'1ri:ll ....
Alll1Dr•1111 omoa: ......
7Ue1I E.O.E.
PACIFIC OPERA
Looking for the perfect
part time job? If you are
articulate, motivated and
love o.P,:er_a you have
found it! Seeking com·
mitted sales reps for
season subscription
campaian eve hours on
base/ commission plus
daily cash bonus. Call
Mark from l ·5 at 546·
7372
TURTLE ROCK
BEAUTIFUL
SPACIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Detached house 4 Bdr 3
Bath & Oen. Nice hill
view near park, pool,
schoof. $2200 month.
No~. Available 7-2.0.
854-8525
WESTPARK
{I RVINE)
Brand new detached
house. 4 Bdr 21h Bth
2000+ sq. ft. Upgraded
near_ park, pool, school. $1695 a month. No pets.
Avail now. 854-8525
417·R11ort._..
HARBOR VIEW HOME 3
bd. 2 bth., new crpt.
paint Garden water Pd.
$1800 month. 643-2541 ()( 643-6412
MAUl /KAANAPALI
BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2
Bdrm condo. oa..n view
fully furn & equip. Ten·
nis/pool/beac h. Bro·
chure.854-0909
Irvine
NORTHWOOD, 2bdr, 1
bath upgr twnhm on lake
steps to pool, AC.c. .... all
amets. $950. 583·7.jUl
PALM SPRINGS CONDO
2 bdr 2 bath with private
patio, pool, jac uzzi,
sauna and tennis court
all included. 71 4-633·
2562
GI •1111 me .. 11.
Cid lllWI ... n.
Adding salt to your food
could subtract years from
your life. Because in some
people salt contributes to
high blood pressure, a con-
dition that increases your
risk of heart disease .
Amerlca11 lleart
AllOClallun
v.f'RE FGffirG ~
'tO.RlfE
907. eoni:"''d-,.
BUILDERS
CLOSEOUT
VACATION
.HIDEAWAY
2 beautiful secluded
condos in !Nlflificent setti111. 180• panoramic eott course, canyon and
mountain view. Located
renowned San De Cente
aolf course. North of bncho Bernardo in San
Dieco County Estates.
1 ~ hrs from Newport
a.ch. T otalty Uptraded
with many amenities
manefestina in San
Vicente CoUntry Club
included in __ price.
$180,000. 650-7000.
AM111im
Anaheim~2~ 1 Bath, DOOi. encKJSeO prace. End unit-no one
abowt. Nr Oranae Thorpe
& Imperial. Call Sue
Kalrth or DeWJ Kauth, Eve
(714) 645-4996
508-Houses for
s.le
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM Sl.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 Sl.00 ~~ir) Foreclosures, , Tax
Delinquent Properties.
Now seflin& ~r area.
Call 1-315-736-7375
Ext. H-CA·N2 for cu"ent
list. 24 hrs.
SALE-BY OWNER-So. ol PCH. °"8rliZlld canw
2 Bed, 2 a.th. $485,000.
615-1996
GOVERNMENT H0M£S
FROM $1 CU -Repair).
Also w detinquent &
foreclosure properties.
Available now. For listins
call 1-315-733~ Ext.
G·369
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1.00 (U REPAIR)
Foreclosures, repos. tax
delinquent properties.
Now seUinl _ ~ area.
Call 1-315-736-7375 Ext
H-CA-N2 for current list
24hrs
EASTSIOE COSTA MESA
Owner tired ol fixirw 2 bdr & 2 full bllths. ~°l.e':"'fiXer ~
for new ownw n new
eneray to finish. Do.lt>le
2 car .... t.ck ~
SP9 -2 pMio --Aeerlt must accon"'*'Y
to show bec-.lle~ Call lor an a .
$239,000. 650-7
SAN·
DIEGO
BAY
FRONT
PT. LOMA'S
BEST
9 room, 4 bMti house
ptus prden. Ewwy room .
with a view. On the water,
close to 2 yM:ht dubs. Arnone homes seHW. for much more. Price J l.2
million. Owner-broker
co-op. (619) 224-3615
...... "" ..........
Weterfroltt home with
bmtdockmnd ... ~ ci<Mls 3 bdrm 3 ba,
bonus room. It won't Aelw1t 638-2755
510-Loes for s.le
EQUESTRIAN ESTATE PROPERTY Available in
exclusive Or-. County
community. = secluded parcel su·
for private estate or sub-
dMsion. Principals only.
714-779-2185
SOLD
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Owner tired ol fixirw 2
bdr & 2 full bllths. ~°l1::"1fiXer ~ for new ownw n new
~ to finish. Double
2 cs .. 7'· beck ymrd
spe -pMio -.s.
Aeer1t mltSt == ~a~lor~oc:r~ $239,000. 650-7
ARIZONA 2.5 acre home
site. Kine.man/Yucca
950. J200 down
.31 monthly horses, , OK _,.., Ford Motor
Co. No qualifyinc owner
will carry. Aaent 818-
783-7921
UTAH 20 acres recrea-
tion. Cedar~ and Dixie
National Forest. Road
fn>fwt "9 $7,950. $100
dn & monthly 996.
No quatifyirw. Owner will
carJY. Aaent 818-783-
7921
514-0ut of ..... .......
tSlANO RETREA'T. Fl Y
IN, SAIL AWAY. Fmbled
Orcas Is. in the San ~ is a northwoods s-..tese. 2 Bdr, 2 t.lt'I home with prder1. Lqe ..-.•ir.-.. & work-shop + additionaf 2 Bdr & 1 a.th
apt for auests or income.
1 block from private air-
port & marina, & beach.
l mile to town. Owner
must sell. $138,000/
offer. 415-662-2237
605-MoneJ to Loen
WIDOW HAS MONEY for
~uity, loans/TDs.
$10,000 up. No qualify-
ing/ no penalty. cau Den-
ison Associates 714-
673-7311 Today!
60&MoneJ W•tad
50% L. T. V Conditional
sales eotlbd secured
by UCC-1 -irnpt'OWled commercial location.
f30,000 015% 3 ~
109 MO. (TOM 261:
5879)
SUMMER TUTOR: U.·
lish grammar, writina. reactW.. Alt aces. 760-
1988
700-Bt11itt ...
Opp't.
BUS OPPT!! SELL
ADVERTISING
SPECIALTY
TRADEMASTERS
ADV
832-9064
700. 11 1111 .,.....
BEST 1 PERSON BUSI-
NESS Secure busirwu
ttlM offers il1depeldellt
QWnerlhis> no frwK:hile
fees. ~ 10"' own workinc hoUrs (limited
hours per month) free-
dom for yotlf business to crow. Great future resale value. Most important
immediate cash flow,
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.: ,_ 8 aY 11, 1• THE NEWP~ ENSIGN
Our country cousi_ns prove r Ir hin
my lister. At thil writUtl Ille Ml
two cbildren, and a dlinl ii ._
on AM-15. He will lie Plaillip.
a name frowned upoa 1'y Km-
tina. ... '· ud ~ • 2.
"Can'l w 90 into J.cboa and
shop?" I WlliMd.
"I doa"t waat to ahop, Mom.•
said my dnpter, • abe raced
put with our doa in her anm.
Motben of more than om
child will tell you that nch one
can lie ft1Y clifl'mmt. I baft a
YOUJIFI' lister who ii my oppo-
site in almost nay way. Sbe
bated tcbool and studyin& but
•• brilliant. I used to watch her
1f'81Dbling and snarlin1 11 cal-
culus poured out of her pen. I
just bounced a check, u uaual.
She gained admittance to UC
Davis medical school. I wept
with envy and started fn:eluc-
ing articles to become famous.
Sue Kauth .
When she quit school to marry wrhey'll set used to it,• said my
a tall, bearded resident at Sacra-sister u she fed the aeae in the
mento General, I wept again. I chicken yard. (Is it a yard or a
bad known she would also hate coop?)
medical school. I wanted to be ~ we go into town and
the doctor. I wanted her to stay shop now?"' I whined.
single and finish up. I manqed "It takes me half the day to
~o forget her yean of unhappy feed the pets,"' she answered,
singlehood and geeky boy-filling the water dish for the
friends, during which I mothered basenji,
her to death. I worried she had To pus the time, 11 the girls
chosen this man way too played on the rope swiq and
quickly. gathered egs for breatfut, I
The last straw was her read the local paper. It wu the
announced pregnancy a few Amador &ntinal. or something
months later. "Oh brother,"' I close to it. A front-pap item w11
complained to our mother, "tied the local dop, who bad been
down already."' killing the livestock. There
"Stop bouiflg her around,"' woukl be a church fair down the
said one of my friends. "You and road on Ridge Drive with lingin'
she are just different."' and dancin'.
~ My daughter and I have just "Oh good," said my sister,
returned from a trip up to visit _ "we11 go."
We bad broupt ber with us
eight houn in the car-a deci-
sion made in a moment of
insanity. . - .
I took notca on all the pets
in my lilter'I bomebold. They
bad six or seven chickens; one
had been eaten by a fox. There
were two frop under the house
that my brother-in-law, a coun-
try doctor, would croak to every
day when be returned from the
clinic. There w11 a mouse named
Cassie. Every pet had a name,
in fact. There w11 Lena the dos,
to replace Marvin who had died
of old qc. Glinda and Linda
were a couple of curmudaeon
parakeets. The fowl had names,
too, but rve forgotten them. I
do remember that we had to take
a pet IOOle down to the lake with
~ for a picnic.
"An yoa ewr aoiDI t.t to
l'4 Joar MD?" I hngw.I my
lilter.
"I don\ bow. Maybe ,a and
maybeao."ahcwwaed.
Suddenly we beard ~
from the COUlim. My dauabtcr
came in IObbiq. boldiJla C..W
the w in her band. C•ie
......... her IMt bratba.
"Our doa tried to catch her
in ber teeth," lbe wept.
Kristina sobbed byateric:aOy.
For a while we let tbe girls cry.
My daqbter wu devutatecl
that her doa wu a murderer. My
sister w• anpy that she had put
Cea1ie down on the floor to let
the airli play with her.
I w• worried, beca111C my
dauahter bad been 1oin1
through enoqb trauma recently
with me newly-eeparated. Ev-
eryone, indudina my hormonal
sister, continued weeping.
My brother-in-law waited in
the door. As he sized up the
situation, be and Kristina bepn
to write a headstone for the
mouse. (Give me a break, I
tboqbt, but for once I · kept
quiet.) Tben be came over to my
daupter.
"If we bad .een your dog catch
a wild mouse in our praae," be
said to her, --we would have said
'good dog'."
"We woaJdT" 1aiffecl my d........ ,
-Y-. Amy did wbat baatina
clop lib her are tuppaHd to do.
Sbe tilled a little animal on the
floor."
--She ctidn\ know it WM a pet,"
said my dauabtcr, lookina at her
comia.
"We'll 10 tomor'r1>• ad buy
............ J-=bon," said
my lister.
Later I took the airll ad their
dop for a wait. We atrolled
down a lane tbroqb some pine
trees in the dusk. My daupter
saw a deer leap into the woods.
Suddenly, ber cousin put an arm
around my daughter.
"You two look like my two
little blonde daupten," I said.
"We almost arc," said my
niece. She pamed. "Even though
your doa tboupt C1aie w11 a
wild mouae, we will be cousins
forever."
"Yup,"' said my daughter.
1.ristina looked at me. "When
you Ft very old and die, she and
I will still be cousins."
WJbanb a lot," I said.
I never did get any shopping
in.
Sw Kouth u a c01111Mlor at
o local hi8h uhooL She llw.1 in
Newport &«h.
Maria G••Md of Newport
Beach was honored for her
outstanding professional com-
mitment at a special recognition
breakfast, "Hats off to Volun-
teers." Giannini is the winner of
the Alcohol Services Volunteer
Award for the Orange County
Health Care Agency. Her special
talent is working with family
members of the alcoholic as well
as significant others.
Community Service
conference held during May in
Monterey.
Hoag received the Fint Place
Award, which recognius excel-
lence in fund-raising.
Giannini volunteers her time
at the Costa Mesa Clinic and her
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work is well appreciated by both
the staff and the families coming
to the clinic. •••
El Modena Commmlty Cen-
ter' a non-profit aaency which
assists students who are below
grade level, is seeking voluntcen
·to tutor 6-12 year old students
in math, reading and English.
Light clerical assistance is also
needed. The center is open 1-S
p.m. weekdays, except Wednes-
day, with tutoring conducted
from 1-2 p.m. and 3-S p.m. Call
the Volunteer Center of Orange
County at 9535757 for more
information. • ••
Recreation aides are needed
by the Lacuna Club for Kids,,
a non-profit agency offering
Share What GOD Is
Doing In Your Church.
Use Our Dlrectoiy to
welcome someone.
Call 631-8120 or 631-8133
Ask for Sharon Chandler
after-school recreation for all
school qc children. Volunteers
are responsible for supervision
of the children during sports,
arts and crafts. Call the Volun-
teer Center for more informa-
tion at 9S3-S1S1. •••
Cllarles M. Johmon has been
named recipient of the 1988
Orange County Spirit Award.
The executive vice-president/
group head for Wells Fargo
Bank, N.A. is the fifth individual
to receive the honor. Presenta-
tion of the award was made at
a formal gala on June 16. All
of the proceeds from the event
benefited the Orange County
Chapter of the American Red
Cross. •••
JOMpll M. Tlloma, president
of Joseph Thomas Oil
Operations headquartered in
Newport Beach, was honored at
Orange Coast College's annual
crew awards banquet.
Thomas has been an OCC
crew supporter for many yean.
Three of the crew,s expensive
high-tech eight-oared shells were
donated by Thomas and he also
donated six singles. He was the
recipient of the first.ever "Oan-
man Award." •••
Hoa1 Hoapital's recently com-
pleted S21 million Campaign for
the Patty and George Hoag
Center Center was a winner at
the 1987 Showcase Awards for
the National Association for
Hospital Development regional
••• Costa Mesa bailder and devel-
oper, meta,. A. Sewel, bu
donated $3,000 to Oranae Coast
College's construction
technology department.
The money will be used to
purchase additional framin1
lumber for the department's
carpentry counes.
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l;)ogs, cats, birds· comprise 'harborlite' pets
BY DINA VON BURGER with German Sbepbmla and a
preference for marmallMle cats
ao, naturally, she expoted her
family to the same. One day, she
took her children to a bird farm,
and her eldest 100 fell in love
with a Macaw. When Tony went
off to acbool, Susan wu left to
take care ofMLapiz."The upshot
of this experience ii that 1be now
has six exotic birds, two mar-s .........
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It seems pets are a phenomena
in the Western World. Do not
know about the East for have
not traveled there. However,
according to history Eastern
monarchs had an abundance of
palace pets ranging from the
common to the exotic. And we
do know some of the most
magnificent looking domesti-
cated cats and dogs trace their
lineage to that part of the world.
So, maybe, this is just a phen-
omena among earthlings.
a very fine Parisian restaurant
and suddenly hearing a yip ... of
sorts. Intrigued, we began to
look around ... no doubt the
dinen thought we were craning
our neck to look at the celeb-
rities ... but, in point of fact, it
turned out the celebrity wu
peeping out from under the long,
white table cloth and try as we
may, we could not entice ,~e
blond" with even one tempting
"three-star" morsel! Amused by
our antics, the visiting British
couple formally introduced us to
"Darling" a very handsome King
Charles Spaniel, a breed, which
for some reason has not gained
the same popularity in the
Americas. The question was
posed to us as to why Americans
do not travel with their pets as
do the Irish, British and Eu.r~
peans? Could not really anawer
at that time, thinking of my own
pets Mother was baby-sittiq.
But now, of course, I could cite
various reason.a: our health laws
arequitestriqent-1 mean, who
wants to have their pet in qua-
rantine for three months. Then,
too, Europeans accept the pres-
ence of a pet anywhere and
everywhere, which is not the case
here.
Costa Mesa residents
The common denominator for
most owners is they were
brought up with pets or they
always wanted to have one.
Other f acton come into play, of
course. But what is intriguing is
why they did choose that par-
ticular breed:
'present their pats'
What we do know is that there
is a distinct difference in eti-
quette between !~ uropean and
American pet l. wncrs. The
former take their darlings
EVERYWHERE. Our earliest
cognizance of this was being at
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BY CHERYL STEHLING
Ask a man or woman about
their businesses and you might
be met with a simple shrug of
the shoulders or unexciting
answer.
Ask them abouttheir kids and
they might produce picture-
laden wallets or complain about
headaches kids arc known to
produce.
But ask about their pets, and
that's a different story all
together. Usually, they will
fondly tell anecdotes about their
pets. To some people, pets are
more human than humans.
Six prominent Costa Mesa
citizens were recently asked
about their pets. In this partic-
ular group, the dogs seem to be
the most popular animal, with
cats following a close second.
Costa Mesa Mayor Donn
Hall has a menagerie of one dog
and three cats. The dog is a
Westy named Molly that travels
back and forth from bis home
to his business on Production
Place. One of the cats that lives
at the business is named Derby.
She came by that name because
Hall found her after he had
stopped at the old Derby Res-
taurant for ref reshmcnt after a
meeting. Derby was lost, so he
gave her a home. But the pre-
vious owners had the cat
dcclawed, so she bas learned
how to use her teeth as compen-
sation.
"One of the local developen
was visiting me and was petting
the cat," Hall remembered. "I
kept telling him not to pet her.
He kept it up and she sqnk her
teeth into his band. But because
he wu looking for approval for
a project, be just smiled."
Hairs other two cats at home
arc Samantha, dccribcd u "a
slug" and Mr. Cool, who ii aptly
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named. The dog could jump on
Mr. Cool and be will just roll
over and ignore her.
Forrest Werner' is a member
of the Newport-Mesa Unified
ScJiool District who owns a
bulldog-pit bull-mastiff mix.
"My son named him Toklas
after a character in 'Lord of the
Rings,"' Werner said. "The dog
has a huge head and ferocious
bark. He really is a good watch-
dog ...
And it's no wonder, with such
a mixture of dog. Toklas exer-
cises bis territorial right by
raising a ruckus with strangers.
But for all his f ormidablc
appearance and frightening
bark, T oklas is really a big pussy
cat, Werner said. Toklu weighs
80 to 90 pounds and if he likes
a pcnon be suddenly turns lap
dog.
"lf you are sitting on a chair,
be tries to jump up on your lap,"
Werner said. "All it takct is for
someone to be a little friendly ...
While T oklas will kick up a
fuss if a stranger peers. over the
back f encc, be is placid around
Werner's grandchildren, even
when they perform such abusive
stunts as pulling on his ears. And
birds arc not afraid of him. They
will help themselves to his water
or food, while be just keeps his
head between his paws and
watches them .
Costa Mesa City Manager
Allan Roeder is single, so his two
dogs and bird arc bis family .
Sam is a peach-faced love bird
that Roeder said be bu ,,.had a
long time." Sam is the quiet one
of the bunch.
But his Norwegian Elkbound-
Malamute mix named Tequila
and Udy, a German sbephcrd-
collie mix, mate for quite a pair .
.. Lady loots like an over-
grown beagle," Roeder said.
"She was an adoptee from the
animal shelter that I wu orig-
inally going to keep until I could
find a home for her. But that
WU three years qo."
Tequila and Udy both have
lush tendencies. That ii, if peats
happen to leave a ..... of beer
or wine littina around, come
black and notice empty atas1e1,
chances are either Lady or
Tequila have taken their f tll.
Arlene Schafer, executive
director ef the Costa Mesa
Claambcr of Commerce and
former mayor, U. a IS-year-old
cat named Tuha and a 10-
mont b-old frisky 1olden
retriever puppy called Giqer.
The two make an interesting
~ Tasha ii a beautiful calico
cat, who teelDI to tlliDt abe rules
the rooet. Siie lite a-.d duty in
the front yard ud allowl any-
body wbo Walka "' to pet ber .
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Pat Care Co. offers
'supermarket I or pats'
It's summertime: Time for
sunshine, outdoor living, an
occasional summer storm, run-
ning with the dog on the beach
and flcu. Fleas? Yes, those
obnoxious, bard-shelled little
creatures that can make pets'
lives miserable during the
summer, causing much concern
for their owners.
So how do we lick the summer
flea problem and keep the pesky
parasites under control? A start
is to visit the Pct Care Company
on the comer of Irvine and
Wcstcliff Drive in Newport
Beach. The knowledgeable and
courteous staff will answer ques-
tions and point customers in the
right direction.
"We have a number of
employees here with a combined
service in the pet industry of
about 30 years ... said Lee Hein,
spokesperson for the Pct Care
Company. "They have all
worked in some facet of the pct
industry and some have been
managers of pet stores."
Hein said that the flea season
officially began in June and will
continue through October.
What will further aggravate the
situation is a rain shower, which
increases humidity and helps
eggs to hatch. Two most suscept-
ible animals for fleas are dogs
and cats, because most owners
allow them to roam freely
between house and yard. When
that happens, the animal will
bring fleas and eggs into the
house and carpet becomes an
incubator for fleas.
"'Ninety percent of a flea's
lifespan is . spent in the
environment," said Hein ... Con-
trolling the fleas through that
area works best and that is
spraying or powdering the yard,
which works to kill adult fleas."
The cycle of adults, larva and
pupa can be quelled through
constant yigilance. U nfortu-
natcly, the only part of the cycle
that cannot be eradicated is the
egg. So when a pet owner sprays
or powders a yard, seven to 14
days later, new eggs will hatch,
beginning the cycle again, Hein
said. He suggested spraying the
yard every week. He advises
customers to read labels to
ensure that the remedy is insec-
ticide specific. In other words.
make sure that the spray states
it will not only kill the adult
fleas, but the larva and pupa as
well.
For the indoors, Hein said
powder, sprays and foggcrs all
do the trick. However, the most
cff ective method is a certain
carpet spray, which can be last
up to 120 days and it won't harm
or stain the carpet.
Cats tend to bring in fleas
more than dogs, because of their
tendency to roam the neighbor-
hood, bringing back fleas from
nontreated yards. Hein sug-
gested keeping the cat as a
strictly indoor animal~ with a
litter box. Owners need to read
labels to make sure a flea spray
or powder is safe for cats.
Collars arc also safe for cats and
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With 'Critter Sitters', pets
play while owner is away
Four years ago, Carl Ander-
son got fed up with the corporate
world and bought a company
called Critter Sitter. As such a
name would imply, the service
will go to the home of vacation-
ing clients and feed, water and
exercise their pets.
And Anderson said he has
never been happier. "'I am pro-
bably working twice as bard as
1 have ever worked in my life
and enjoying it as much," And-
erson said ... I have found my
home and will do this the rest
of my life ...
But Anderson's service goes
beyond sitting pets. He will
water the lawn and plants, bring
in the mail and other sundry
little chores the home and pet
owner desires.· He said be even
picked up a newspaper for a
client and banked a check for
another.
Anyone interested is encour-
aged to call Anderson ·s answer-
ing machine. He asks that first-
timc clients leave an address so
be can send them literature
about Critter Sitter. If clients
have done business with him
before Anderson will ask them
to leave the dates they need the
service. When a fint-time client
decides to use the service, And-
erson will go to their homes in
the evening for an interview and
to fill out the necessary paper-
work.
.. I keep an inventory of keys
for my repeat clients, so all they
need to do is call me, .. Anderson
said.
He charges $8 a visit and
discounts S 1 from the second
visit per day, so clients will pay
about $15 a day. The philosophy
is to keep the pets within the
same routine they arc used to.
If a dog gets walked a ccnain
time of day, then he will walk
the dog. Cats get played with and
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,_ U AY 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-a.Y 11. 1•
At Cat Clinic, open wide and say 'meow'
It has often been said that dog
is man's best friend, but cat
loven everywhere mipt dispute
that statement. In fact, "cat
people," as cat loven are called,
usually want the best for their
finicky felines.
When it comes to health care
and boarding facilities, cat
ownen in the Harbor Area have
a place to BO that specializes in
cats. and only cats, Cat Clinic of
Orange County.
The clinic is under the direc-
tion of Dr. Diane Steinbera and
bas been designed exclusively for
cats, with all of the up-to-date
equipment. Steinberg aaid she
always knew she wanted to
specialize in cata.
"Fint and foremost is my love
for cats," Steinberg said. "I have
found them to be loyal, amusing
friends who never fail to amaze
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me with there stamina, arace and
unceuina curiosity. Secondly,
the increue in popularity of call
u pell and the tremendous
advancea in feline medicine both
point toward tbe need for facil-
ities apccirlCally designed for
their .. care.
The clinic offers a non-
tbreatenina atmosphere to its
feline patients. They are not
under stress by having barking
"With 6. 500 square feet of space, we are committed
to supplying all your pet's needs in deptfr and
variety . Your questions are our concern ...
providing the answers is our business. We look
forward to meeting you soon."
714/646-1163
2230 F41intitw Ro*'
CAst• Mes.I, ~ill 92627
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dop in nciafaborina caaa. And
the waitina area does not look
lite a typical •doctor's off ace."
Steinbeq said her 1oal wa to
provide a quiet, stress-free envir-
onment.
"People have told me their
cata are more relaxed here, ..
Steinberg said.
The cat clinic is a fully
equipped hospital and boarding
fKility offering a wide ranae of
the hiahest quality aenices
including vmn•iona, dietary
manqement, behavior modifi-
cation, flea di.-and medicated
baths, dentistry, dermatolOIY,
opthalmology, radiology,
geriatric care and general
suraery.
Boarding fKilitia are avail-
able on an appointment buis
and features miniature cat bam-
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their litter changed.
"We give the pets peace of
mind so their owners have peace
of mind while they are away,"
Anderson said. "Even though
the pet might be lonely, it breaks
up the day for them when we
visit and play with them."
Andenon like to think of
himlelf u a friendly neighbor-
hood helper. And word about
his service has gotten around. He
said about 80 percent of his
clients come from referrals from
veterinarians and other clienu.
After four yean of performing
such a service, Andenon has a
lot of amusing stories to tell, like
the one about the lady with IS
cats in a mobile home.
The most unusual animal be
took care of was a boa constric-
tor. He said this particular snake
WU a baby and WU to be fed
frozen mice i.natea4 of live ones.
It required tbawiq it out a day
abe.s of time. But that wa the
cay part. The trick WU feeding
the boL He had to bold the
mome by the tail and hope that
when the boa struc~ be would
stop at the mouse. Anderson
said he did not charge more for
the fright factor.
Then there was Mickie the
parrot. Mickie could open bis
cage, so the ownen would keep
a lock on it. One time, Andenon
unlocked the cage and went to
get Mickie •s popcorn ball. When
Andenon returned, Mickie was
sitting on top of his cqe, laugh-
ing at him. So Andenon told
him to get b.ck into his cage,
or no popcorn ball. Mickie did
as be was told.
"He can sing 'Let's All Sing
Like the Birdies Sing,, in perfect
key," Anderson said. "But some·
times it's scary when you go into
a house that nobody is in and
somebody yells 'Hello.' I have to
remember that there is a talking
parrot in. there."
Anderson's business has
grown so much, be hired two
ladies to help him out. And his
wife, Cristina, will help out
occuionally on the weekends.
Andenon hu helped otben to
start similar buaineacs.
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Surgery presents· alternative to euthanasia
Dop have been called .. man'•
belt friend,,. and IDOlt lerioua
doa owners look at their canines
almOlt u one of their children.
The mOlt traumatic thiq for a
dog owner it for the animal to
, become sick.
When that happens, the
search it on for a quality 'ftter-
inarian. There are several facton
to consider. Pint should be
whether or not the facility is
clean and contains the up-to-
date equipment required for
quality dog care. The next
should be whether or not the
hospital specializes in dop or
any certain type of disorder. And
location always figures in. It is
unlikely Harbor Arca dog
ownen would want to travel to
the outer reaches of the univcnc
for veterinarian care.
That is where Back Bay V ctcr-
insrian Hospital rises to the
forefront. The hospital 1pecial-
iz.a in dogs and cats, especially
dogs.
.. Dop no longer need to suffer
or be put to sleep because of hip
dyspluia," said Dr. George
Katcberian, head veterinarian of
the hospital ... We are a general
pr.ctice clinic with an interest
hips, mainly orthopedic
surgery."
He said that hip dysplaaia is
common among larger dogs and
cuthanizing dop to case their
suffering was quite common.
But no longer. Katcherian said
that the equipment at bis hos-
pital is so state-of-the-art, it is
comparable to that used on
humans.
.. We have the solutions here
and we are unique in the Harbor
Area with this ability,,. be added.
Katcberian said hit hospital's
radiology department wu fea-
tured on national television in
1983 on .. Ag USA."
Katcbcrian bu been a veterin-
arian for 16 years and worked
with the Back Bay Hospital for
almost 10 ycan. His orthopedic
speciality extends back eight
years.
Cuatomen need to call for
apPQintmenta for their animals.
Katcbcrian laid be does not offer
emergency service and will refer
customen to cmerFDCY clinics.
Back llay Yetnlnilrllln Hos-
pital u loctued at 4163 Birch
Street, behind John Wayne
Airport. Hows are 7 a.m. to 7
p.m., Monday t~ough Friday
and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Satur-
days. For more information, call
756--0554.
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mocks. Steinberg points out that
other boarding facilities exclu-
sively for cats arc scarce in the
Orange County area. Now, cat
owners going on vacation can
rest assured when the go on
vacation that their cats will get
quality care. The requirement is
that the cat be current on vac-
cinations.
There are many office mas-
cots. Harriet is a hairless Cor-
nish rex, who Steinberg rescued
from someone who wanted to
put her to sleep. Another is a
black cat named Ellis and Leo~
who appears as Steinberg's
business logo.
Steinberg has been a veterin-
arian for two years. She
obtained her undergraduate
degree in biology from the
University of California at
Berkeley and completed her
veterinary studies at UC Davis.
She most recently served as a
veterinarian at Stanton Pet
Hospital in Stanton and Brook
Ellis Pet Hospital in Fountain
Valley. She is married to Wayne
Kopit, who is also a veterinarian.
Cat Clinic of Orange County
is located at 369 E. 17th Street,
Costa Mesa. Phone: 631-1454.
Hours are Monday and Thurs-
day. 8 a.m. to noon and 3-8 p.m.;
Tuesday and Friday, 8 a.m. to
I p.m. and 36 p.m ., Saturday,
9 .m . 10 I p.m. and closed on
Sunday and Wednesday.
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Choose your pet and supplies at Pell nd
A Smooch from a pooch can
do much to alleviate depression.
A kitten that finds comfort in
just sitting on a lap can curb
feelings of loneliness. A cock-
atiel that loves livin1 on its
owner's shoulder can really
make a penon feel needed and
appreciated.
"Watching an aquarium full
of anaelf11h may even lower your
blood pressure," said Liza
Switzer, owner of Petland.
It is a fact that pets are helping
people of all ages. A recent study
at the University of Pennsylva-
nia shows that just watching an
aquarium can lower a person's
blood pressure and act as a
natural tranquilizer.
.. An aquarium in the home
can also be an educational tool
for children and parents," said
Switzer.
Having a pet to come home
to can also help "latcbkey0
children. These children can
evercome feclinp of loneliness
and also learn responsibility by
grooming, feeding and exercis-
ing the pet. It can also help build
a child's self~steem.
Petland is the country's only
pet store that is 20 years· old and
has J 60 stores across the nation,
with a huge corporate headquar-
ters. It features dogs, cats,
rabbits, guinea pigs, all types of
exotic birds, bampsten, rats,
reptiles and a huge array of
beautiful salt and fresh water
fish. Huntinaton Beach Petland
opened in March, J 986.
Strolling through Petland
could easily be an alMlay exper-
ience, if it i1 to be totally
appreciated. All of the staff are
euily distinpiahable by their
safari-like clotbiq. It is best to
start at the front of the store and
slowly work back towards the
fish. Switzer said all of the
animals come from corporate-
approved breeden, so, unlike
some pet stores, customen know
what they are setting. They will
know the animal's parentage and
background. Included in the
purchase of a pet is a free
veterinarian txamination,
Switzer said.
Petland has a grooming ser-
vice on the premises and a
veterinarian that can be con-
tacted for questions .
"We even have a marine b.fol-
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headquarters," said Switzer "We
can ,et amwen within a day."
Switzer said that children
always enjoy visiting Petland
because it seems like a zoo to
them. She said she recognizes the
same children who come in every
few days. She will also give tou~
and seminars to childrens'
group1.
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Opening in August to
meet horse, pet needs
Pct Plex is not only a unique
blend of the words "pet" and
"complex," the whole store is
unlike any pet store the Harbor
Area has ever seen. Pct Plex is
set to open its doors on Aug.
19.
"We have a dual complexion
in our store," explained co-
owner Sandra Long, "a full-
service, full-line pet store that
bas all of the supplies pet ownen
need and we will also be the
home of Birchwood Saddlery,
f uU-line equestrian tack, primar-
ily dedicated to the 100 jumper
and dressage people."
Long's partner, Carolyn
Osier, will be operating the pet
supply section of the store, while
Long will focus her attention on
the equestrian end of business.
Pet Plex will not be selling
pets, however, Long and Osier
will put potential pet ownen in
touch with breeden of a partic-
ular pet they are interested in.
"We will have special breeder
days, where brecden of a certain
type of dog might be there with
their puppies," Long explained.
Both Long and Osier have
been involved in the pet industry
for about four years. Long
breeds dogs and Osier breeds
cats and they both are bone
ownen. The idea for their un-
ique type of stqre stemmed from
their experiancc.
"We found we were a resource
and were always trying to find
anawen for our customers, ..
Lona said. "We were working
with consultants to help find
those answen."
Long said that there really an
extensive market for hone tack
in the Harbor Area. Some stores
around Orahge County miaht
have some tack, but not as
comprehensive a line as will be
found at Pct Plex. Long said that
many riders from Southern
Calif omia would either have to
travel down to Del Mar or up
to Burbank to have all of their
horse heeds met.
By having a store centrally
located in Costa Mesa, custo-
mers from Villa Park, Long
Beach, El Toro and San Juan
Capistrano will find it more
convenient than the afore-
mentioned places.
Long added that the eques-
trian center at the Orange
County Fair Grounds is nearby
and Costa Mesa Rip School
and Oranae Cout Colltae will
provide an excellent part-time
employee resource.
In the pet store section,
owners of dop, cats, birds,
tortoila and small animals such
• ham1Mten, guinea pip, rats
and rabbita will find all of their
needs met with a variety off ood
and acceuoriet. Lona said that
there will be a small fi1b section,
which is more service-oriented
than hobby-oriented.
In addition to providina full-
tervice for pett, Pet Plex will
alao be workin1 witb local
uimal 1bclten with an adopt-
a-pet pr~.
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.Old dogs learn new iricks with training
Bob Taylor calls bis dog
training business Superior Dog
Training and it ii aptly named.
Taylor bas a degree in psycho-
logy and be uses it broadly in
hi.a work.
"We take dogs from all over'
the world and train them for
people," Taylor explained.
"What we do here is different
because we analyze the dog and
the customer and custom train
the dog accordingly."
Taylor said people train dogs
for protection, obedience or for
seeing~ye dogs. Superior Dog
Training offers a special one-on-
onc service and both the custo-
mer and dog will benefit all
around. He said he gets into the
genetic background of a dog and
its parentage, just like a psycho-
logist would ~th a person. He
examines why the cust omer
brought the dog in and the
customer's attitude towards the
dog and the homelife the dog
has.
"We want the dog to be the
ultimate result for the client,"
Taylor said. "Everyone ii differ-
ent and we make that dog the
best in the world for a particular
client. And it works."
Taylor said the work is uncon-
ditionally guaranteed and the
typical training program might
take up to three months for
completion. After that time,
customers can enjoy their own
"T aylormade" dog.
Taylor said be bas worked
with dogs in Hollywood and
many wellknown clients. He
actually gave his own personal
dog, a higblytrained German
shepherd, to a client who had
just suffered some emotional
trauma. But the client insisted
on paying Taylor for the animal.
.. The dog is the only disaster
dog in California right now,"
said Taylor. "It can parachute
out of airplanes."
Taylor added that the dog
helped to turn the client's life
around.
Pet supermarket. • •
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can last up to 12 months, Hein
said.
Dog owners arc encouraged to
shampoo or spray their animals
after taking them out for walks.
Diet is also an important
factor. During the humid
moatba, ownen can add mineral
supplements to their pets' food .
Hein cautiom owners to exper-
iment with such home remedies
of prlic or brc.wcr's yeast in
small doses to sec bow the
animal reacts. A balanced diet
is very beneficial for flea control,
to help boost a healthy system
intbe~
Animals of the indoor variety,
such u pinea pip, hampstcrs
or rats, arc not likely to have
a flea problem if their cages arc
kept up off tbe floor.
Pet Care Company bu cvery-
tbiq pet ownen need for flea
control and more. Tbe store wu o• •••• ia June, 1916, by Cyndi
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Customers that own any type
of animal will find all their needs
met at Pct Care Company.
Hermit crab food , monkey
chow, salt licks for bones, bird
paraphernalia from cages to bird
baths, anything and everything
to do witla fish, whatever the pet,
Pet Care Company is the place
to check first. Hein said the store
f eaturcs 16 diff crent brands,
many of them for dop and cats.
All food is guaranteed. If a
customer's pct doesn' like a
certain brand of food, the cus-
tomer can return the unused
portion.
Pct Care Company doesn'
sell pets, but customers can
enjoy the store's mascots, Ashley
the cat and Pongo, a turquoise
and gold macaw parrot. A sec-
tion of the store ia reserved for
a pet aroomina tervice.
Hein aaid dull tbe store does
mucb in repat bulinea.
-customen wtao .--here
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Superior's Stanton site. The fint
step if for a client to call and
make a consultation appoint-
ment.
Then they visit with their dog.
A one-hour comprehensive ana-
lysis ia done on the dog.
Owncn can arrange training
seuiom to their own pcnonal
schedules and arc required to
attend cl.uses with their dogs.
"We do both on and off-leash
training," Taylor said. "Every-
thing we do ia based on proven
practice and every exercise is
unique."
and bis wife, Marla, arc grad-
uates from trainina 1eboola in
the United States and Germany
and membcn of Cout Schutz-
bund Club. They were the world
champions in Scbutzhund lut
year and have been featured on
television.
At completion, the results arc
tallied up and a specific game
plan is discussed with the client.
Taylor bas been doing dog
training for 20 years. Both he
For mor~ information on
Superior Dog Trainin8. call 952-
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With the h Ip of Ru ' 0 s,
Russo's Pet Store bu brought
quality pets and service ,to the
Harbor Arca for 20 yean. But
lately, some long-time customers
might have been complaining
that they have had trouble
locating the popular Fashion
Island store.
Bob Tetreault. In September,
Russo\ permanent home will be
in the Bullockl Wilshire wing
near the new parkina lot opening
in the Broadway aide.
"'We are spending a lot of time
dcsi.ping this store and we plan
to stay this time," said Tetreault.
for the animals it features, u
well • boob about those anim-
als.
Tetreault said the store works
only with quality breeden, both
_local and over-seas. A special
service when a customer buys a
pet is a complimentary veterin-
arian check up.
"We answer a lot of ques-
can f
tions," Tetreault said. "'Usually.
more customen arise after the
customer gets tbe pet home. Our
phone can ring off the book
sometimes, but that's what we're
here for."
Other services highlighted are
grooming and obedience classes.
The knowledgeable and cour-
teous staff will answer all que&·
With all of the renovation
taking place in Fashion Island,
Russo's has had to move around.
It is currently in residence in a
suite where Moongate Salon
used to be, between Robinsons
,,nd Atrium Court, said manager
A hallmark of Russo's is
service. There is a full-line pet
center offering a variety of cats,
dogs, small animals, reptiles,
birds and salt and freshwater
fish, Tetreault said. The store
carries all of the supplies needed Costa Mesa pets.
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legs.
Ginger, on the other band,
thinks she is a child. Her favorite
spot is the spa area and Schafer
said Ginger hasn l learned to fear
the water. Near the spa is a couch
and if Ginger sees people bead-
ing her way, she will jump up
on the couch as if to say, "'I have
my place, now go find youn."
She also enjoys Schafer's orchid
garden, where she baa been
known to gather a bouquet and
present it to her mistress.
Rounding out the Schafer
menagerie is a SO-gallon tank
with fancy goldfish in the living
room. Schafer said the fish
usually become a topic of con-
versation among visitors.
Schafer's work partner,
Chamber President Art Kid-
man, not only bas two dogs, but
'Harborlite' pets. • •
CHll_. frlM 11111 21
m alade cats, and probably any
d ay German Shephefds will
come into the picture since her
other ones passed on, although
she swears "eight is enough."
One is enoug h for her mother,
Barbara Williams, who gradu-
ated down to a miniature dach-
shund Fritz, who glories in
ruling the roost at the Williams•
lovely home.
Many years ago, Bob Ander-
son, a busy business executive
who says he is a "country boy"
at heart, wanted a sturdy pet
familiar with four-legged anim-
als. So he brought home a
Queensland Heeler, a coyote-
loolcing dog bred by the Austral-
ians to herd cattle on the vast
stations "Down Under." When
Bob married Gayle, she brought
the tiny Shih Tsu "Angie" who
seems to rule the roost even to
intimidating Bob ·s newest pet
DJ, a handsome Weimaraner,
not to mention the ir seven
quarter horses. In all fairness to
"Coyote" he is getting on in years
and quite arthritic.
Other Shih Tzu lovers, who
have always had this breed, are
Terry and Steve Miller and Lynn
Hirsch.
Ileane and Nick Doolin, on
the other band, love schnauzers.
Fritz has been a mainstay in their
family for J 7 years. Shirlee
Guggenheim, whose fat her was
a vetemarian, naturally grew up
with all sorts of pets. But pres-
ently, Shirlee\ love is a teacup
poodle that husband Bob gave
her. The tiny fluff insists on
sleeping on the bed-natur-
ally-and under the covers.I
Shirlee was beard to discuss this
with other poodle ownen, who
said they bad experienced the
same! How to solve the
dilemma? Jt\ a no-win situation
since the pet owner would be up
all night listening to their poodle
either scratch or yip. We fOl'IOt
to ast Nancy Zimmeyeer if her
mapifaat black standard poo-
dle JoJo bad the ume trait u
his tiny counterpart, but we do
know that Marta de Duenu'
giant white poodle did.
Dori deltruif pew up with
dop and an inherited love of
cats from her p-andmother. She
really llM te loWi the latter, u
Dori ia alllrP.-Nevertheless,
Hayley and TtiOiDU rule the
.. rooa • die del.ruif' residence,
mucb to the CODll.Cmation of Ja no JOWi N dop, but
deciW dlat die ...._. ia too
Jarp for ~ dwellm. TbeJ
aperieamd tWa f-=t early OD ill
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four young children and be said
it can get '4riotous at times."
The K.idmans presented a
golden retriever puppy to their
children on Valentine's Day, but
a few weeks later, tragedy struck.
The puppy bopped over the back
fence and was seen being coaxed
into a car by a man. Heart-
broken, the Kidman.a canvassed
the neighborhood and bung out
fl yen.
One of the flyers caught the
attention of a lady who lived
nearby. She just learned that her
son was allergic to their beautiful
and rare Welsh springer spaniel.
So she offered the dog to the
K.idmans for a very low price.
A few days later, a man
showed up at the Kidman 's door
with their golden retriever.
"'We were very grateful, but
now we have two dogs," Kidman
said. "'We also became very good
friends with the lady who gave
us the springer."
Jim de Boom, Newport-Mesa
U nilled School District board
president and YMCA executive
director has a dog, two goldfish
and a turtle. The dog is a
Yorkshire and Boston terrier
mix, described by de Boom as
'41S pounds of pure energy,"
named Misty Sue.
Because de Boom is outnum-
bered in his home by females,
sometimes be will call the dog
Mr. Sue, '4just to have an ally."
Misty Sue, the runt of her litter,
came to the de Boom house last
September. De Boom said she
can be quite a chore at times.
For example, one night she was
allowed to sleep in the bed.
When de Boom and his wife
woke up the next morning, they
discovered Misty Sue bad a great
time chewing all of the wiring
I great
tiona about pet care products,
whether it is for flea control or
worm abatemeat.
Ruuo) & /oeated In Ftaldon
l1"1nd and opm Nvm day1 a
Wttlc. Houri are JO a.m. to 9
p.m.. Monday ihrough Friday
and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m .• Saturday
and Sunday. For more informa-
tion, ca/16440980.
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out of their electric blanket. She
was forever ostracized from the
bed.
De Boom said Misty Sue can
run for 20 minutes, non-stop.
The only problem is when she
tries to involve him in her run.
One night, de Boom was taking
out the trub and wu not draeect
or prepared for running. ·But
Misty Sue, with other ideas, got
out and led de Boom on a
vigorous workout through the
neighborhood. He eventually
caught up to her.
"I got back to the house,
dripping with sweat," de Boom
said. "'My wife and daughters
wondered why just taking out
the trash should wear me out so
badly."
On the other end of the spec-
trum, de Boom •s pair of goldfish
have a calming effect and help
reduce stress when he sits and
w~tcbes them. They were a
Christmas gift to him from bis
mother-in-law.
Four years ago, the de Boom
daughters decided they wanted
a little turtle, after visiting
friends who have several. So
they were bringing a box turtle
home from the pet store, bolb
girls holding it in the back seat,
squealing witti delight and giving
it the unlikely name of Lollypop.
But Lollypop decided to poke its
bead and legs out of the she~
startling the girls, who sent it
airbom. LoUypop landed in the
front seat and in its excitement,
exercised its defense mechanism,
relieving its bladder. But now,
Lollypop lives a peacef uJ turtle's
life, wandering around the back-
yard, occasionally getting
caught in the pool drain and
acting u weed control.
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BY CllDlYL STEHLING
Perched atop a hill in pictu-
resque San Juan Capistrano,
awaits a marvelous cut.le that
would be the envy of its Euro-
pean counterparts. Turrets, tall
chimneys, stone walls, ponds,
pools and a rambliq ftoorplan
encompass almost I S,000 square
feet of livina space on 4.4 acres
of land. All of the turrets have
panoramic windows.
Sweeping vistas of the moun-
tains, valley and ocean are
highlighted in this idyllic setting,
with the occasional tolling of the
mission bell. A winding and
steep drive up a private road will
put guests at one of two massive
iron security gates, leading to the
magnificent address of 31531
Pcppertree Benet
Two three-car garages, with
extra-height entries, two covered
carports, arched doon, hand-
hewn Chinese slate roof with
copper nails and video security
cameras are just a few features.
Every room has band-carved
crown molding, with different
patterns. All of the door-
surrounds have medallion
designs with decorative brass
finials and door knobs. Display
niches arc set into the walls
throughout the home.
"When you combine the spec-
tacular site of 4.4 acres, the
commanding views and the
superb architectural details,
there is nothing like that I have
ever seen as a residence," said
Rick Alclerette, agent for the
home.
MAGIC THROUGHOUT
Up the majestic stone. steps,
past the elegant ponds and
through the heavy mahogany
double doors the magic unfolds.
White marble, two sweeping
staircases with bandcarvcd oak
bannistcn, to a wrap-around
galleria is featured. Above the
stairwell is an unusual brass
chandelier that is truly a history
piece; it came from the estate of
Eva Peron and it is set into a
dome. At the base of the stain,
the railings wrap an area that is
ideal for adding a fountain.
To the left of the entry, guests
step down into the plush white
carpet of the formal living room.
•
A turret hu a brass chandelier.
The massive fireplace bu marble
around the perimeter, with a rich
oat mantelpiece and oat wall
panel extendina to the ceilina.
Guests 1tep up to the formal
dinina room, just off the entry,
also with plush white carpet.
Two lets of French doora ow:r-
look the patio and pool area.
Co ff ercd ceiling with crystal
chandelier set into a dome, and
a wet bar are highlighted.
A real working butler's pantry
off the dining room has ceramic
tile on the floor and countcn,
abundant cabinets, a small
refrigerator, bookshelves, and a
desk.
COMMERCIAL KITCHEN
The kitchen contains all of the
up-to-date commercial equip-
ment. The center island baa a
chopping block counter. two
Wolf ovens and an eight-burner
range and griddle. and a stainless
steel hood fan. Other amenities
arc a double sub-zero refriger-
ator, two sets of stainless steel
sinks, an indoor grill set into a
tile grotto, two dishwashen,
solid oak cabinets and crown
molding, tile floors and coun-
ters, two wall-mounted ovens
and warmers, two microwaves
and a coffered ceiling with
indirect lighting panels. French
doors lead from the informal
dining alcove to the pool and
patios. The video control mon-
itor is located in the kitchen and
can be switched around between
the four cameras.
GREAT ROOM, GREAT
ENTERT~G
Doors from the kitchen and
the entry hall lead to the great
roo~ an ideal room for enter-
taining on a grand scale. A
striking feature is the overheigbt
ceiling supported by massive
beams. Hunten green carpet, a
unique carved oak bar, an area
large enough for a billiard table,
French doon leading out to the
pool area and a huge fireplace
arc spotlighted. A guest powder
room off the great room bas a
real novelty, an oak pull~hain
toilet with brass fixtures.
Stepping back down into the
entry ball, guests will find them-
selves in ~ elegant and mascu-
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line library. with oat paneling The next room on the inland
and shelves lining the walla and side of the home is a maid's
a turret. quarters, with separate entry off
A guest powder room off the the outside-balcony and its own
entry hall has a marble floor and bath.
a handcarved oak commode The room opposite the maid's
with brass sink and fixtures. quarters was designed u a
Also in the entry is an elevator baby's room by the current
that goes up to the master suite owners. It features a video
or down to the "catacombs," a camera, built-in bookshelves,
wine storage area. desk and storage, a walk-in
MASTER SUITE closet and soft blue carpet. Faux
The upstain landing has two onyx is used throughout the bath
small turrets and a sitting area. area.
Double doors lead to the exqui-The next room also overlooks
site master suite. A television the front of the house and bas
suspends from the ceiling over deep blue carpet. built-in book-
thc bed alcove. The turret acts shelves and a walk-in closet with
as a sittin~ rooin, with built-in storage. Blue tile is highlighted
bookshelves, a wet bar and an in this bath area.
elegant fireplace with a hand-The end bedroom bu a turret,
carved swan pattern and marble blue carpet and built-in boot-
surrounding it. shelves and faux onyx in the
Steps to the rear of the bed-bath area. An attractive cypress
room lead to the luxurious bath tree pattern is molded into the
suite. On two sides of a ball are onyx surroundiq the tub.
bis and hers walk-in wardrobes GUEST HOUSE
and buih-in armoircs and draw-Acrou the balcony ii a separ-
en. 1be closets are concealed by ate guest house or mother-in-law
sliding mirrored doon, and hers
has an additional locked fur
closet.
Double doon lead to the bath,
which bas faux onyx through-
out, on the counters, in the
shower, in and around the
Roman spa tub. There arc two
sets of sinks which have gold
fixtures and sit-down vanities.
The Roman tub reposes in the
middle, in a turret, surrounded
by panels alternated with faux
onyx and mirrors, bigblipted
with Grecian columns and an
elegant bench. Her toilet room
bas a bidet. The ateam shower
with four head1, and a diy sauna
complete the luxury.
RDROOM WING
Step up to die fmt bedroom,
which ii very feminiae with aoft
pink carpet and a white pon.
lain chandelier 1et into tbe
turret. Two walk-in clOletl and
a pullman with band-painted
basin and white tile on the
counter are hiJbliahted.
Further oo, step up to the
p.Deria overlootina the ~
room and continue to tile '*
of the bedrooms. French doon
lead out to the balcony, from the
hallway.
The first room is a turret
room, used by the current
ownen •• playroom. Soft tilDe
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quartera. It hu a full bath and
a separate alcove that can be set
up u a kitchenette.
A winding staircue, set into a
turret, leads down to the prage
area.
Two more maid\ rooms are
located in the prap area. They
both have their own entires and
full baths.
The gym room overlooks the
pool area. It hu deep maroon
carpet and an exhaust fan and
a special panic button can be
pushed~ tbtll will automatically
dial paramedb. The bath area
acts as a pool bath, with separate
entry, tile floon, a shower and
locker area.
REALTOR INFORMATION/
FINANCIAL FACTS
Tber home ii listed at $5.9
million and ii oft'ered by Rick
AJderettc. The ofTICC ia located
at ~ W. MacArthur Boule-
vard, Suite 3000, Newport
Be8ch. For more information or
viewing, call 731~.
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THE DALE BOUT A S S 0 C I A T I 0 N ·
TQE REAL ESTATE COMPANY
PlllMI TOw.tOllE COllPLEX. •• Nin•en
beaulfully m.antained townhom• In excep-
tional Coeta Meu location. Fourteen with two
bedrooms and 2~ t.tt. and he with one
bedroom. All with two car encl011d g818gll
Sparkling pool and 8'NL Excellent Nntal
record. Conde> mep on lie. A rare lnY111ment
oppof'tuntty ...••.•••••••...•••• $2,350.C>OC>
CORONA HIGHLANDS ••• Even If you're a
per90n who la not wily excitable, this home
Is enough to llart your heart thumping. Quiet.
restful location. Magnltlcent grounda. Colos-
sal view. Exemplary craftsmanship. Fastid-
ious attention to detail. This 3 story master-
piece features 4 bedrooms. 4~ baths, a library
with a sitting room, a family room, • dining
room, a game room, a green house ... and a
separate free-standing guest house. The
residence Is only 4~ years old and is well
worth the ample sum being asked . . .............................. s 1, 195,()()()
DOVER SHORES. •• This 5 n home has a pulse-quickeniOSJ ,,: lCuses
dramatically on ttM' .,.. ~ tights. ·
There ia •" Q · the
dra"'S -~' suite con-. ... oaths and a
relen -•=' a not to be believed
two-ti ... complete with a robust pool
and sp ... A rare discovery. See it ... $845,C>OC>
DOVER SHORES. •• One of the community's
more spacious and splendidly appointed view
homes. Exalted location. Only eight houses
line this serene cul-de-sac. Homes rarely
change hands on this especially notable
street When it happens. it's an event .. as is
this one. 4 gracious bedrooms. State of the
art kitchen. Superb dining room. Expansive
family room. Elegant parquet ftooring. 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,
style and taste . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $825,C>OC>
DOVER SHORES. •• View of Back Bey and
ligta of Newport Center. 5 bedrooma. 4 baths.
Mexican paV9l'9 in entry Ml. dining room Md
living room. Remodeled lciechen with lky-
lightl. All new appliancee. Cuaaom • ......,.,.
French doors. The famlty room doubl• •
a Hbrary. One wing aultabletor In-law or IMidl
quartera. Part like l8ltlng wtth loea of '°°"'
for children to play ............... sns.ooo
DOVER SHORES ••• This unusual rM6dence
la bletled with an abundance of everything.
Majestic views. 5 bedrooms, Spacious
indoon and out Fruit treea. II even haa 2
rellactable roofs, one over an irnmeMe *"""
and one over the ~ OttMW vt.--include
a dining room and e..nlly room. TNa le no
ordinary property. It ts a ratldence of dl.,....c
.cope and Hmitlesl pol8ibilile1 ... 1725.000
UDO l8LI. •• Fantutic opportunity. Bring
your own penonal decorator touches to this
well-deligned, 'contemporary Udo home.
Ught and bright throughout with ...... view
from MCOnd loor. Gr.-loc.aon jUlt 2 blocks
from Udo Clubhome. 3 bedrooma. Loft. 3
baths. 8oMng ceilng In Mng room. Drwtic
marble .-..,1.c. opens to IMng room and
dining room. Gourmet kitchen wtth huge
i81and, top ... apptlancea, and grantee
counter tope. C..aom over81zed ..,. in 80Uth
facing courtyard. Air conditioned. Highly
motivated seller has reduced price
to ••••.•.•••.•••••••••......•... $875,()()()
KINGS ROAD ••• Most desirable Newport
Beach address. Panoramic view from family
room with magnificent custom bar. A kitchen
to die for! 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Plenty of space
for adding on. Irresistible playhouse in back
yard. If you're looking for qual-
ity ... charm ... and location ... give yourseH a
treat Come see this fabulous home. You'll
want it! Easy to show anytime. Just call our
office and we'll make arrangements
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.59' !)()()
BIG CANYON ••• Expanded Monaco con-
dominium with den. Guard gated community.
Elevated location with panoramic golf course
view. 3 bedrooms. 2~ 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.
Hardwood floors in entry and kitchen. 3 car
garage. Air conditioned. A great floor plan for
easy living or elegant entertainrnent$850,C>OC>
BAYCREST ••• This 4 bedroom home was
totally remodeled to excel not in one area.
or a few area. but all ar-. The master suite
is spectacular with its beamed ceilings,
fireplace, "dream" bath and walk-in closet
The interior dimensions are generous and
include dining room, family room and lePBl-
ate study. Pool. Prestigiously located and
affordably priced ................. $649,()()()
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••• This custom 3 bed-
room residence is everything the conven-
tional home iln'l Large comer lot Wide, tree-
Uned street Ila vilUal promiM of a mountain
retreat ii not mi81eeding. ln8ide. there'• oak
plank tloofiilg. a 11ep down living room wtlh
a huge River Rock trep•ce. a ce11ter illand
kitchen wtlh Imported cabinels. a large master
auMe with a ape and 2 belco.--.111 (one wtlh
a view of the ocean). The gal8g8 hM a ~
bath and R. v. eccell .•..•...•.... $550,000
UYCllDT .•• The experience of owning I*
..,1andld 5 t>edloom realdence oromi111 to . .
be .. gratifying .. the experience of living
In It The handlome rock and wrought iron
wall MCuring this property encto1• gener-
OUI apace and sublime comfort. The amen-
ltiel are aatonlehlnQ. Enormous. beeutltuffy
~ lot. Huge pool. ~· patios. Grand gardens, 2 ~ suites. Dining room.
Family room. Large IMng room with a giant
rock tnplace. Thia one owner residence la
lituMed on a preatigious. quiet. tree lined ••at. The demand ii high and the availability
Of .. kind of ftawltll and apecious properly
is llmled. So huny. Call us tor an immedfilll
~--.g • . . . . • • . • • . • . . • • . • • . • . .. $5i41,CJClll>
6317
EASTBLUFF ••• Comfortable, Immaculate
home suitable tor prldlcal famity living. 5
bedrooms. 2 baths. Pool. Come delight In the
... """ and eecUrtty ............ trom lhe
I large COU'*Y kitchen. Thia home .. truty M
outllMding value in todliy'a rwk9t .....•..
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• $420,()()C)
H.+..DOll II~ •• w. invtee you to
-this ... and tor 4 bedroom. ~ beth
reeidence. Excellent neighborhood. Splendid
curb appeal. Cluaically fenced. Wooded
grounds. Red brick drivewlly. Lota of used
brick on exterior. The interior is coi;y and of
euy comfort. The living room is paneffed and
beamed ... and has French doors and a
massive white brick fireplace. The dining
room is large with a ftoor to ceiling used brick
fireplace. All bedrooms are good size with
panelling and shutters. An experience to be
savored ......................... $410,000
BAYCREST ••• Great buy in Baycresl Spa-
cious 4 bedroom house with extra large
backyard. Super floorplan and many
upgrades including imported marble floors.
new carpets, skytight 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
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS. •• Large R-2 lot •n
popular NHeights" area. 3 bedrooms. 1 ~
baths. Huge family room with beamed
ceilinga. New carpet. New muaer beth. New
kitchef\ ......................... $289,000
ARIZONA LAND ••• Colorado River
Area. .. Mohawk Valley. 50 prime acres. Level
land. All utilities. Last available land adjacent
to Country Club. Under development Oki West
Park and Marina at Yuma Crossing ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s 11 0,()1()()
MJICHO CAUFORNI£. •• Two fabulous lots
with ullil11 in La ere.ta UnobMructed views
CNel'looldng aw Cf98k Gott eour... Seller
wiff fiMnce ....•..• 5 Acres •...•••• 181.000
. . . . . . . . . . . 19+ Acr. . . . . . . . . ... s 194,000
FOR LEASE
UDO 111..E llA YFRONT ••• 4 bedrooms. 3
belha. Unfurnished. Dock tor 40' boat plus
side tie. Available after August 14 ......... .
. • . . • . . . . • . . • . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . • • S3. 9()() I mo.
UDO ISLE. •• 4 bedrooms. 3~ baths. Unfur-
ni9hed. Upgr9ded custom home. Available
immedlaWJ. Large mater bedroom, fllmily
room, tom.I dining room ....... $3.500/ mo.
IAYCRDT ••• 4 bedrooms. 3~ bMha. Qually
t¥9ft Wela lalnlty home. Unfumilhed. Large
bedrooms, family room. formal dining
rQIOlft • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 12.500' "'°·
DRIVE, NEWPORT BEAC
Jantzer chalks up
BY CHERYL STEHLING
While Dick Jantzer might be
new to the Costa Mesa otrace of
Coldwell Banter, be is certainly
no straqer to the real estate
business. He joined the office
two months qo and last month
won the Distiquished Achieve-
ment Award.
"That involves getting six
listings or transactions in one
month, or a combination of
those, plus one referral." Janu.er
explained. "That is kind of hard
to get."
It truly is a great achievement
for someone so new to the office.
Janu.er was originally with the
South Coast Plaza office of
Coldwell Banker, prior to join-
ing the office on Harbor Boule-
vard. But be initially received his
real estate license in l 97S and
worked into full-time status in
1977 with Ranch Realty in Santa
Ana. It was an independent
company that owned 10 offices,
all named after the communities
in which the offices were placed.
In the early 1980s, when
interest rates skyrocketed, the
Corona del Mar
Duplex· 15 years old
-3 bedrooms , 3
baths & 2 bedrooms,
2 baths. 4-car garage,
very spacious rooms.
$529,000.
off'u:es were sold, and Jantzer
started bi.a own company, wort-
ina out of bis Irvine home. He
joined Coldwell in 1986 and
became the manager of the
South Coast Plaza off'ace last
August.
Jantz.cr is well-versed in the
Costa Mesa area. He had owned
a home there since 1971, prior
to bi.a move to Irvine. But th.is
past April, he moved back to
Costa Mesa, to the Brookview
condominiums, behind the Red
Lion Inn. He said that is his
primary area of focus and bu
sold many units there. Jantzer
is also a certified relocation
specialist.
"I work with people coming
from out of the area and case
them through their culture
shock," Janu.er said. "It can be
hard work, beca\UC these people
have to be bandied with kid
gloves."
Jantzer doesn't believe in
rushing his clients into a deci-
sion.
"Buying a home is the biggest
single inves tment one can
c.IU.
torlllpstH ..
elO..
Artlclle
Irvine
Four bedrooms, "Smoketree." Shows
very well. Two-car garage, 2~ baths,
near pool and spa. $195,000
Turtle Rock
Back on market! Two bedrooms plus
den, close to pool and spa. Designer ·
quality decor, attached 2-car garage.
Fee Land. $235,000
Leases
Corona del Mar • 4 bedrooms, ocean
view, complete remodel, 1 year lease.
$3800/month
Eastbluff -Two bedrooms plus den, 23A
baths, 2 car garage, community P9QI
and spa. $1350/month
H•rbor Woods • near
Gelson's. Two bed-
rooms, walk to New-
port Center, pool
and spa, 3 years old.
$1295/monlh
mate," be said. ..I llave aa
ominoua rapomiMlity to aet
clienta to spend tbeir money
wiaely. That invohea t•kiq the
proper amount of time IUl"Cbiq
for a home wlaicll will be tbe belt
for them and their incomes.•
J aatzer prlclea laimself on
gettiq top dollar for tbe llller
and the beat deal for the buyer.
"There is a lot of aatidlCtion
in t•kin1 all of the compleutiea
of a trnMcrion and tryiq to
mate it go llllOOtbly .. pOlli-
ble, • Jantz.er said. wrhat\ the
cballeqe of the job.•
Jantzer would lite to Id into
manqement in tbe future and
stay with Coldwell Banter.
"I really like the company," be
said. "It•s one of the few com-
panies that started out as a real
estate company and still is a real
estate company."
Most of Jant7.erT spare time
is spent working with the 1,600-
strong Penn State Alumni Club
of Orange County, of which be
is president. Additionally,
Jantzer helped to form the club's
Los Angeles branch, which
boasts 3,000 in membenhip. He
is also vice chairman of the
Campaign for Penn State, which
is a benefit program for the
college.
Jantzer was graduated from
Penn state in 1963, where he
received his degree in manage-
ment. His earliest management
experience was in the army in
Vietnam, where be was in charge
of 200 men in combat.
"I was a young kid and the
division manager was very ner-
voa, • Jalllmr remembered. Bil
comNt daty ended when be wa
wounclecl.
Jantzer bas a 2S-year-old son,
whom be railed u a sinate
father. Tbe son lives in Irvine
and is a laadtcapiat.
In .Sclition to bis wort wit1i
tbe Penn State group, Jantzer
eDjoya taki•a weekend vacations
to Palm Spriap and plaJina
tennis and racquetball. But
mostly, be enjoys real estate.
•ft\ a leVCIMlay-a-weet job,•
Jantzer said.
Coldwell Banker is located at
2299 Rsbor Boulevmd, Costa
Maa. Pbone 645-0303.
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a note from _maury
Great Potential
. Top of the line construction. Two units with 3 bedrooms, 3~
baths; 2 units with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. All units have wet .
. bar, 2 fireplaces, attached garages. Spread your gain by selling
these individually in different years.
· Bargain for the project at $1,500,000.
An Excellent Buy
Westcliff,four bedroom, 2 bath executive home. Move-in condi-
tion. Living room and dining room overlook large PQOI 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 . -
.
SOiiie SUm11ter & Y .. tty lentils .
UDO ISLE ROOM WITH A VIEW. p......._. bey.WW
.._ ......... room of this t bedroot9 A ......., ....._
,_ ......_ 35' pool Otl 50' Via Udo Nor4 cor.u lot.
...... call 673--7300. 1769.000
OPEN SAT/StiNDA.Y 1""4 805 VlA UDO NORD
UDO ISL£ COllNEJI 1.0CATION. Lewi,_.,. ..... let a
elnM.O,...A .... t.ac1l1atwlewel..,.U,1•lnhtlle
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........... call 673.7300. 1791.000
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Lido ·Realty
EASTSID£ COSTA MESA. Featly orinted area. n• '-
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Froet a..t ,.., .. doe. PleMe caU 67S-7'00 S219.000
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............... ~k for ..,.. ,,.c:t.t. ~ ........ com-
wlty • ...-1ocadoL t bedroom. t~ beta.. Wd .....
.-.... ,..__call 673--7300. Sl.650.000
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 708 VIA UDO NORD
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1\w1senlkully Tided 2 BR + FR, Towne
C.olledian Pt8n Blr•ched oak floon, phab
carpetinl. ex~ me of mirron & abutters.
Ca.mom l'W' yard ...,,..pine. Sec .• AJC, 3 frpJm.
A* for ...
RONPELSOT
···= .. .. 1111,111 New on market in x'lnt loc. w1·.:oto Catalina &
Palos Verdes. rs• 0 '--'xak fence. pvt poiol & spa. ~ .• 9'Jme with air cond.
2 patios & other ...-a teeturea. A* for ...
JOANN DORAN
of
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in priva .. ~ i..,.. bcaM lllp. Sl1cellmt ·
~ terw available, below pr111nt market ·
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MARY DI TULLIO
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balm . .._t • *1 w/w..d C1!1JbW1. lmnl1y
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Pride of ownenhip 3 BP',,. OIJ>· 2 BR. 2 BA
down. Walk to T : 0 ~ JMCh. Vaulted
ceWnp. firepl S .... aoon, 4 car prqe +
extra ~ -. IOI' ...
GAIL TAYLOR
,_ --11.111111
Best kation on Lido llland! Newer tri-level hme
w/lavilh marble foyer & new berber cpL Xlnt for
entertainin& 2 wet barlt gourmet ldtch & baymde
patio. SpK. mm stew/all amenltiea. Pvt dock for
60'+ yacht. A* for ...
DIANA PR088BR
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,._. ~ One of tbe --clmil'llble .... In
Cortina Del U.. Call fw your exdullw lhowtnl.
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BSTDllYANK
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more. A* fw ...
DIANA PB088BB
um raun aa,111
Speciom family home in •-Jbe Shara" Jake•de
mmmunity. Grat location on peenbelt, jUlt
*Pl to the lake. 4 BR. 3 BA. family room.
cathedral ceWnp. Home is open and bricht. yet
private. A8k for ...
RONDAllBIN
. ... . .,.. ' I
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A MOST WARM & INVITING 2 BR 2 BA CONDO
WITH SOME OCEAN VIEW. WHITE CARPET
AND TILE, LARGE MASTER BR & WALK-IN
CLOSET.CAW
Oll Cll 1415.000
TWO SEPARATE HOUSES ON 40 FT. LOT
SOUTH OF PCH. GARDEN-LIKE PATIO AREA
SEPARATES THE UNITS ·WITH PLANTS ANO
FLOWERS. GREAT INCOME OPPORTUNITY!
Ml•llE CIEEK 1411.•
SUPERB OCEAN VIEW LOCATION, CUSTOM-
IZED CONDOMINIUM, REMODELED KITCHEN
& BATHROOMS, OFF WHITE CARPETS, LARGE
PATIO.
CllOIA l•ILAlll 1811.•
STYLISH SINGLE LEVEL REMODEL BRIGHT-
ENED WI SKYLIGHTS + FASHIONABLE
FRENCH DOORS, BLEACHED FLOORS. EURO-
BATHS & KITCHEN AND CUSTOM CLOSETS.
llllECUFF ' 1111.•
EXCEPTIONAL LISTING. SUPER PRICE.
APPEALING COTTAGE THAT MAY HAVE VIEW
OF OCEAN IF REMODELEDI A FANTASTIC
LOCATION IN SHORECUFFS.
-BUFF .....
DESIGNED TO DELIGHT. BUILT TO ENDURE.
THIS BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM 4 BA HOME HAS
IT ALL QUALITY, SUPERB M BR SUITE,
COURMET KITCHEN. VIEW.
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SWEEPING VIEWS FROM PALOS VERDES
PAST SAN CLEMENTE IS. EXPANSIVE FLOOR
PLAN WITH 3 BR. SPAQOUS COURTYARD
ENTRY WITH PRIVATE POOL ENJOY THE
GOOOLIFEI
1-TEllACE 11.1.111
OUTSTANDING CORNER LOT HOME W/VIEW
OF OCEAN, BAY, CITY LIGHTS + PALOS
VERDES. REMODELED KITCHEN, LARGE
POOL + BONUS ROOM.
LIDO ISLE
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO
644:-9060
NEWPORT BEACH
IElfllT EllTI 1111.RI
BRIGHT NEW CONTEMP. HOME -NEAR BCH.
2 BA. DEN, 2 BA. FORMAL DR, LAGE KITCHEN
& MBA SUITE. LARGE PAIVA TE YD, FR DOORS,
.lERBER, SHUTTERS, SUPERB QUALITY.
VIEITCUFF 1431 ...
ADORABLE WESTCLIFF HOME WITH USED
BRICK FIREPLACE & PARQUET ENTRY. PROF.
LANDSCAPED 3 BR, 2 BA. BRAND NEW SHAKE
ROOF, DESIGNER PAPERS & MORE.
WTILUFF 1551.•
TOTALLY CUSTOMIZED 4 BO, 2 BA HOME ON
LARGE PARK-LIKE SETTING WITH PICTUR-
ESQUE POOL CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION.
TASTEFULLY REMODELED HOME. YOU'LL
LOVEm .
IEWPOIT IBlm IHIMI
RECENTLY REMODELED, OCEAN VIEW,
INSIDE LAUNDRY, LARGE VIEW DECK. SPA-
CIOUS WALLED BACK YARD.
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POPULAR 1 STORY "JODELLE" FLOOR Pt.AN
CONSIST1NG OF 3 BR ~ BA + FA. VIEWS OF
OCEAN. BAY ~ + FASHION ISLAND SKYUNEI
POOL+ PARK ADJACENT TO PROPERTY.
IEAllEW 1121.•
APPEALING 2 STORY, 4 BO, 3 BA. .. POAT
ROYAL," DE CORA TED IN TRADITIONAL
COUNTRY STYLE. CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION.
1 /2 BLOCK FROM POOL. SPA AND TENNIS
COURTS. .
llElllTI MR.Ill
JUST REDUCED 180° OCEAN. BAY, CITY LIGHT
VIEWS. 15 YR. OLD CUSTOM. 3 BR. 3 BA.
GOURMET KITCHEN. AC, SEC SYSTEM, NEW
PAINT & LANDSCAPE. IMMACULATE HOME .
IEACDI IAY -·-OUTSTANDING ONE-OF-A-KIND PULASKI
DESIGNED HOME WITH LOVELY MASTER
BEDROOM, LOFT, DIANE JOHNSON KITCHEN
PLUS 2 BR APARTMENT-SPA.
DOVEi •IU 1741.•
GAEA T DOVER SHORES LOCATION! OPEN
MULTI-LEVEL FLOORPLAN. ARCHITECTUR-
ALLY DESIGNED FOR MAXIMUM BACK-BAY
AND CITY LIGHT VIEW.
·-1111.111
DM8TICALL:Y REDUCB>. GREAT OPPOR·
T\NTY FOR IMAG9MTION ON 'Ml WON·
DERFUU.Y CONITAUCIED I.AW HOME ON
11TH TEE. OUTSTANDNi FINANCING.
PEllllULA 11.Zll.•
SENSATIONAL NEWER BA YFRONT HOME WI
NEW DOCK PENINSULA'S PRIME LOCATION.
3-CAR GARAGE. LOVELY YARD + EUROPEAN
KITCHEN. CUSTOM FEATURES GALORE. FOR
THE FUSSY BUYER.
IAYFIGIT 11.HIMI
THE COURTY ARO OF THIS CASA SETS THE
STAGE FOR THE UNSURPASSED CHARM OF
THIS 6 BR HOME. LOCATED ON PRIME
WATERFRONT WITH A DOCK
cawa lllAID II.Ill.Ill
CHARMING BAYFRONT HOME ON PRESTI-
GIOUS COWNS IS WITH EACH ROOM LEAD-
ING TO GORGEOUS LANDSCAPE & PAT10 ON
196' FRONTAGE.
IAY-EI -13.1 •• 111
BAYFRoN'T-F1NEST QUALITY. 4 BR REMOD-
EL.El) HOME WITH 80 FT FRONTAGE. POOL.
SPA PLUS DOCK FOR 2 LARGE YACHTS.
EXQUISITE BAY VIEWS.
IAYlmEI 11.111 ...
FABULOUS ONE-OF-A-KIND BAYFRONT WI
GRASSY LAWN, HUGE TREE. OVERSIZED
DECK. 3 SUPS-CHARMING --ot.:D NEWPORT"
ON 1 ~ BAYSHORE LOTS.
PE-.a ICUIFlllT -.Ill
MAGNIACENT OCEAN-CA TAUNA & BAY YEW
FROM THE 2ND FLOOR LMNG DINNG AREA.
THIS CUSTOM HOME HAS 3 BR. 2 BA + 2
SEPARATE PATIOS FOR PRfVACY.
PElllllllLA IWIT 11.141.111
FANTASTIC HARBOR + NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS
ACA088 WIDEIT BAY LOC. CHAM9G 2-8TY
BAYFAONT WITH 3 IR + NEW ICITCHBl
WATERFRONT PATIO+ .. FOR "1 BOl\T.
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\\' A T E R V I F \• / P R n P F f ~ ; ! [ S
DOYER SHORES -NEW LISTING -.000
One story bayfront home With fantastic view
of bay and Newport Center. Three BR. sit down
bar, gorgeous wood tloora, large beyfront patio.
Shared dock. $875,000 Leuehold or $890,000
Fee. Barbara Aune or Carlyn seeiner
VIEW LOT $125,000
Corona d8' Mar, breathtaking view from the
jetty to the Pavilion. Rare opportunity to build
your once in a lifetime dream home. Exclusive
neighborhood. Sara Hinman
BIG VIEWS . $1,375,000
Just listed 4BR, family home, sweeping ocean
and bay views from most rooms! Quality
throughout, formal dining. Access to all
Emerald Bay's amenities. Special property. Rod
Daley or Dave Hirschler
C.D.M. OCEAN VIEW $1,475,000
Landmark home, 4BR, 4¥.lBA, one of C.0 .M's
favorite homes. Original California Spanish
architecture. Spacious gardens on large lot
Linda Oeth or Lois Jacobs
EMERALD BAY-OCEAN SIDE $1,150,000
Older home on good lot with great view and
fabulous potentiar. We just listed this at
$1,500,000. Lots of parking. Two stories O.K
Dave Hirschler or Rod Daley
WATERFRONT -UDO ISLE $1,415,000
Enjoy a fabulous bayfront lifestyle, 3BR. 4BA,
dramatic living room plus family room home.
Larger lot and dock. Great location, easy walk
to Udo Village. Barbara Aune or Cartyn Steiner
'ROMONTORY llA Y $1,ll0,000
Custom built, great tocatk>n and cona-uction
with style. Five BR, formal dining room,
breekfast aree, large playroom. Muter Bed-
room ON THE BAY with study. Barbara Aune
C.D.M. WHITE WATER VIEW $1,111,000
Dramatic 180 degree views of ocean, jelly,
Catalina and aunlela. Listen to the sound of
the waves. Spacious older home with 48R, SBA.
A special C.D.M. opportunity. Loia Jacobs or
UndaOeth
EMERALD BAY-LOCATION $2,371,000
You can toss a ball from decks into the ocean
surf from this home overtooking Emerald Bay
Beech. White water .... open bwn ~ ..
hardwood floor.. 4BR. 4BA. plus powder room.
Rod Del9y or Dave Hlr9chler
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BIG CANYON MEDITHRANUN 81,211,llO
Five BA home overlooking 1.tah green. Floor-
to-ceiHng picture windows. s.p.n.te chtldrM'a
wing. On quiet cul-de-uc, aweeping golf
courae, mountain and city light views. Danny
Bibb and Stephanie Grody
BIG CANYON -VIEW 81,211,000
Contemporary home overlooking 8th fatrway
of Big Canyon. Four BR. 3~BA, large formal
dining room enclosed In cedar. Santa Maria
stone and clear glass. Courtyard with spa.
Carol Allison
FABULOUS CUSTOM HOME· $1 IH 000
Traditional Country French, 5BR, 6~BA h~me.
Serene setting on Big Canyon Country Club's
15th hole. Lake view, Incredible quality
throughout Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
GOLF COURSE VIEW $1,IH,000
Truly Architectural Digest calibert Four BR.
plus 2BR guest hol;Jse. Single level floor plan.
100ft slate terrace overlooking 18th fairway.
Pool & spa. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
BIG CANYON . $2,450,000
Great lot on golf course, lake view, 3BR, or
SBA. Formal dining room, family room, 5~BA.
Beautiful pool and patio area. Air conditioned
and security system. Beverly Morphy or
Barbara Aune
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d L ~ t L I : 1 • J P 0 ti : ..
SHORECUFF $511,000
Upgraded 3BR, 2~BA custom home. Master
bedroom with skylight and deck. Spa. remodel
kitchen, effective UM of akytights, exclusive
ocean beeches. Stan Eaton
CUSTOMIZED a EXPANDED ... ,000
Harbor View Homes, traditional 5BR. 3BA.
family home at itS beet Exten8ive UM of brick,
glasa and rich woods throughout Lush
landscape. Sara Hinman
HAMOR VIEW HOllEI 1111,000
Remodel! Thia 48A home was redone with
ltytel Gourmet kitchen, open family room, wood
floors, quality throughout, and a lot with room
for a pool. Susan Scanlan
••PERFECTION'' 1121.000
In Harbor View Hills, country French Home,
4BR, large family room and kitchen. Beamed
Ceilings. French door9 and window& MM• a perfect 1 on c.ro1 Alli8on
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CONt&•OIWIY PIRFKTION 81,11..-0 . Lii.
A private gated oommunlty laland. Five bed-
rooms, 'ahowa like a feature home In an
archltlctural megez•ne. Eight ft. beveled glw
doora. pier and lltp. Many cuatom amenities.
Stephanie Grody or~ P...,.
''I• .'("~1f''1""'!·!'.:1r"' e I I I ' I " ' , I I ' ' I ~ l ~ I , } , \. \ J 1 • I t f 1 '
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
LUXURY • VIEWS $133,000
Former Model w/ftagatone courtyard entry,
reflection pond and fountains. Two BR, 21ABA,
marble entry, highly upgraded kitchen w/
granite countertops. Gayle Amato
UNIVERSITY TOWN CENTER $114,IOO
Affordable end unit facing poof. One BR, living
room with fireplace. Dining area, Inside laundry
area. Lower unit with private patio. Beverly
Duddy
"WARM AND WOODSY" $111,000
Lovely 2BR, 2BA condo In Quail Creek. on the
lake. Very nicely upgraded, mirrored wardrobe,
central air, fireplace. Auociation provides pool,
spa. sauna. Maria Elena
FOR IU8Y PROFDllONALS *210,000
Two BA condominium, shows like a model.
Plush white carpeting, ·fl replace and bay
window. Boeh bedroom au,._ are generous In
lfze Md comple .. ty ~rate. G8yle Amato
CORONA DEL llAR tal,7M
Loc-.:1 In near new gate guarded community
of J&Mtlne Park. Ocean breezes and lhort walk
to vlllllge or ocean. Three BR, 2~BA, family
room. OYerlooka perk. Gloria Aober1lon or
Carolyn Lowe
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S~1 in properties ••• on the water.· •• near die water and with a riew of the water.
LINDA ISLE
t.m1 ml Exciting conwnporary multilevel 5 bdrm
wtl'I fmnHy room, den & 2 Mory kitchen. High ceilings.
bert.r carpeting. tile floors, sunny patios & large dock.
Courtyard entry with fountain.
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Lm1 aE · Custom 5 bdrm with family & formal cM~ing
rooms. 3 ftreplacee & breakfast room on extra large
lot. Two aunny patios lead to a pier & slip for a large
yacht. Just ll9pe to tennis & clubhQUae in this most
preetigloua guard gated community.
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LlmA ml .. Manor House" with 4 bdrms, den/guest,
2nd floor gallery, 2 story entry, gourmet kitchen, cozy
family room & elegant formal bayfront dining room.
Leaded & stained glass windows & Fr. doors open
to the spectacular bay view & to the terrace leading
to a dock for 2 large boats.
111-1• ................................ 11.151 .•
umA lllE Spectacular remodeled bayfront Every
poalble amenity in this 3 bdrm Linda Isle Home.
Coffeted copper ceilinged den with full bar, huge wine
cellar, elegant formal dining plus a music gallery.
Among the quality materials are travertine. onyx, brass
& copper, French single light doors and thermopane
glaaa. T errtfic bayside patio with pool & spa leads
to the dock for 3 boats.
111-1• ................................ 12.m.-
HARBOR AREA
CllTI ma Eastakte, Unique buildable R-2 lot. close
to lhopping and buMS. JUST REDUCED
a1.1• ................................. 1112•
llfml CllD -Beautifully upgraded .. Legend" In this
••lie gM8d complex with pool & spa and just steps
from Blllboe la&and. Light and airy Berber carpeted
one bdrm with den/ gst. custom cabinetry & papers. een-oua use of mirrors & large tiled deck.
D1·1• ................................. 1141•
Wl1'CUff Remodeled & spacious 4 bdrm custom
home. Celtfomia ranch styte with dining & family
rooma. Freehly carpeted and painted, it has smooth
ceilinga, Fr. doors & plantation shutters. Bay
wli'adowed living room & master suite open to the
pmatl t.ck yard with pool & spa.
D1·1• ................................. 1111.•
111111 .. _..Fabulous 2 story remodel with tile
& Berber carpeted ftOOt'S & vaulted ceilings. The best
of everything In this highly customized 4 bdrm with
family room open to kitchen & formal dining. Master
IUttl with his/hers baths & walk-in cedar closet.
111·1• ................................. 111a.
CHiii IEl • New, ultra contemporary 3 bdrm &
2 bdm & den condos In fabulous location on a cliff
with the emtnt harbor at their feel Cedar sided with
lkytlghea. lreplecea. sunny patios & double garages.
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••••• -• Spectacul8t .... & n6ghl .-.. --...... upgnlded e..... Home with 4 bell .... ....._ a ..., c11n1ng rooma. den a prtdM poo1 a ... a
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24.16 W. COASTtllGHWAY
(714) 631-1481
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WATER FRO IT
iM1-IR-Front row unll-"' pencnmicvha
of ..... Mrbor. Frelhly ........ 2 bdrm 2 belt
expmtded luxury coop with new tile, ~ &
............ Awllllble boet lllp at $1 .75 per fl Owner
wll cany 1 ll Truat Deed . •.. , ..................................... .
Mfml CllE on the water with available boet llip.
Lovely 2 bdrm & den condo wtth double al8ched
·~ P9111ing neutral decor. plantlltion ~
. & mMy upgr.-.. Bay ... from Uving room. dining room. kitchen & master bdnn. Gated community with
pool&-.
111·1• ................................. 1111.•
MYf1111T condo on 7th floor with outstanding ocwi
viewa from every room. Elegant and apecioua
contempcnry 2 bdrm with touches of ebony, tlek
and etched glau and handsome custom wall
treatments. Security bldg with doorman & poof.
A1·1• ................................. S-.
Lm 11.lME European ambience In this sophisticated
glau enck>eed 2 bdrm condominium on the Lido
Channel wtth dock for wwy large boet Specious &
sunny with den, inside laundry & large terrace. perfect
for enter1ainlng. Fabulous views of bay, mountains
& city lights.
A1·1• ................................. 1111•
.U ._El bayfront Lovely 3 bdrm one story with
pool table size family room. Country kitchen with .
breakfast area opens to landscaped patio. Tradition-
ally appointed with hardwood ftors, antique Gennan
glass windows, oak molding & cabinetry & used brick.
The sunny rear terrace drops to an additional deck
& dock for a 50' yacht
U1·1411 ................................. am.•
PE•mLA POllT bayfront One of the last remaining
earty Newport Beach landmarks stands at the harbor
entrance. Historians and romantics will see a real
challenge & tremendous potential in this palatial 5
bdrm, 3 story home with ocean, city light. and harbor
action views.
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CIMU IEl UI · Custom oceanfront.. private stairs to
beech & fabulous white water views. Traditional 2
bdrm including master with adjoining den & family
& formal dining rooms. BeYeled glass Fr. doors, hand
painted tile in family kitchen & oak floors. cabinetry
& mantels over two fireplaces. Security SJstlem &
satellite dish.
A1·1• ................................ 11 .141-
BALBOA ISLAND
Ml• Ill.All · Fixer with 2 bdrms & ~family room
plus attached bachelor unit with kitcheneGe & private
entrance. A gr•t opportunity to build or remodel on
standard island lot in great location.
U1·1• ................................. 1411.•
ULNA llLAll "PlllE If IWIHlllP" duplex with
unusualty large rooms. all ta9'9futty decorated. Pef1ect
owner's 3 bed with pitched beem ceilings plus really
nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath rental. Versatile property easily
rented on a summer/win1er basis.
17J.W .................................••.• 111• llUll MYflllT -Fabulous 3 bdrm Victorian
with dock and views of all the harbor boating action
from almost fNfllY room. Charm & character abound
in this newly carpeted immaculate home. FormaJ
dining room & gourmet kitchen plus 3 fireplaces in
living room, family room & master suite. Just reduced.
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..._ ._ MYflllT • Spectacular contemporary 4
bdrm wtth den, family and formaJ dining rooms.
Gourmet kitchen wtth jennaire & butcher block center
island. Apal1ment over 3 car garage with 1 bdrm &
huge office with view. Seller will carry 1st T.D. for
qualtfted buyer.
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... aE Two 1DY 4 bdrm home wll'l t.Nty & tonMI
dir*'9 rooms plu9 __. ollce. 6-den pdo + roof
deck wtth pencnmic views. Security aya'8m. Lovety
..,.... with beech just..,. away.
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... ml A 5 bdrm _... encompauing 3 prime lots
(approx 1/4 acnt). Custom d11igned using the finest
materials. Over 4500 sq. ft.. it includel library, formal
dining room, rec room & 1st floor maids qrtrs. The
free flowing interior opens to MMJf'&I terraces in the
tropically landscaped garden.
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... ml MYFUIT · Most desirable "Soud'' location
with little private beach & dock for several boats.
Custom 4 bdrm home, 1st time 9Yet' on market Very
large .. L" shaped living/dining area opens to bayside
terrace with retractable awnings. great for entertain-
ing. Bright & open with traditional feet, just steps to
clubhouse & tennis.
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U. Ill.Fl Pelican Point A fabulous Georgian style
bayfront estate with 5 bedrms include a master suite
with fireplace, lit>rar:y & privte sun deck. a formal dining
room, paneled family room & basement with hobby
room & wine cellar plus elegant courtyard swimming
pool. A prime tip of Lido location with 55' on the water
& a dock for a large boat with side ties.
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... aE Rare waterfront charm in this gracious .. Old
P111denll" style home with an unbelievable 77' on
the bay & slips to accommodate two large boats.
Latticed courtyard entry with fountain, 4 bdrma up
& maids room down, plus fonn8' dining, family room
& library. l.oYely brick bayfront terrace.
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS AREA
.. Ill lmlT1 Charming Cape Cod with 4 bdrms.
21h baths & big family room. Open, fresh & bright
with vaulted ceilings. hardwood f1ocn. skylights.
French doors. brick patio & fabulous cottage garden.
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Cl.fflllEI . Superior cl099-up view of bay, ooeM &
night tights. Large lot with 2 bd & family room home,
perfect for addition, remodet or new home. Huge back
yard. security symm & double garage. A wondefful
famity neighborhood of upscale homes.. walk to all
schools.
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..,UT_.,. Exciting home perched on a wooded
hillside. Incredible t.bor, aunMt & Catalina views.
There are 4 bdrms. a party room, a eeparate one bdrm
gue.t c:oaage & sectuded poot & spa. The treehouse
feeling is augrnetl'8d by 80larium additions to family
room & ~ bdrm aialng nook.
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BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
315 MARINE A v.t:.
(714) 673-6900
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PROPERTY TRUST
ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION
1210 W. Ocean Front not avail not avail
2117 Vista Entrada not avail Quit Claim
1120 Kings Road not avail Quit Claim
1709 Galatea Terrace not avail not avail
5008 River Avenue $227,700 $66,000 p
2331 Tustin 'Avenue not avail Quit Claim
7 Weybridge Court $570,000 $8SO,OOO F
1912 Beryl Lane not avail Quit Claim
99 Jasmine Creek Drive $153,100 $365,000 F
341 S Quiet Cove not avail Quit Claim
1905 Yacht Resolute $200,000 $480,000 F
11 Serena Court $127,500 $170,000 F
408 E. Ocean Front $266,000 $337,500 F
717 Santana Drive not avail not avail
1901 Highland Drive $150,000 $240,000 F
725 Via Lido Nord $395,000 $560,000 F
2214 Alta Vista Drive $115,000 $309,000 F
2765 Vista Umbrosa $194,.WO $243,000 F
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PROPERTY TRUST
DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION
Jan.4 384 Broadway $175,000 $225,000
Jan.4 248 Wake Forest Road $116,900 $167,000 F
Jan.4 334 Joann Street $28,000 Quit Claim
Jan.4 406 Bernard Street not avail not avail
Jan.4 949 Governor Street $99,400 $132,500 F
Jan.4 2426 Riviera Drive not avail Quit Claim
Jan.4 1814 FUllerton Avenue not avail Quit Claim
Jan.4 3SO Avocado Street $99,600 $124,SOO F
Jan.5 11.2 Sandi Lane $9S,2SO $127,000 F
Jan.5 232 Mapolia Street Sl'°,000 $190,000 F
Jan.. 5 280 W. Wilson Street $110,600 $147,500
Jan. 6 3336 Nevada Avenue not avail not avail
Jan. 6 788 Hudson Avenue $131,800 $146,500 F
Jan.6 2885 Anza Lane not avail $170,000 F
Jan.6 270 Joann Street not avail Quit Claim
Jan. 6 6740 Surf Street not avail not avail
Jan.6 934 Arbor Street not avail SIS,000 P
Jan.6 268 Sherwood Street not avail not avail
Jan. 7 260 Mapolia Street $62,000 $188,000 F
Jan. 7 2825 Club House Road $217,350 $241,500 F
Jan. 7 2041 Flaminao Drive not avail Quitclaim
Jan. 7 2041 Flamingo Drive not .viii Qail •
Jan. 7 2246 ~Avenue $107~ SIJS.IOO F
Jan. 7 3020 LMap Bay $100,000 ' Sl25,000 P
not avail
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Listen to you.r b er
BY GERRY AND CHRIST A lender who will proce11 the
LONG buyer's loan applicaion. Doea
Once you have selected a tbe seller have a say in tbe
broker for the marketina of your aelection of tbe lender'1
bome, lilten to your broker for An experienced broker or
1uue1tion1 concernin1 tbe .,eat will make many careful
many deciliona that laaW to be ......aom. Often a buyer or a
made. Moat aellen think of their ICller 1elect an eecrow company
broker's importance primarily merely on tbe .,_. that the
for the purpose of marketiq tbe e1erow company ii connected to
home and brinaina in an 8CCel>"' tbe bank where they do their
· table offer. htntina Or tbe parties 1e1ect 'a
While thia is indeed an impor-title company became they have
tant function of a broker, it ii prnioUlly done buainea with
only the beginniq of the brok-tbem OD a commercial property.
er'I total aervicea. Once an offer A buyer may ao alona with a
bu been pracnted to the teller, mortpae broker who ii a friend
there are many items other than of hia sister-in-law and who
price and tenm which need to comes recommended u a "nice
be negotiated between the selln "-py•.
and the buyer. While price and .. While any of the above rea-
terms are, of coune, foremost in sons for aelecting 1uch aervica
the seller's mind, other items may be in order, listen to your
may in the 10111 run be of equal broker's input. Many times the
importance. broker has bad repeated bad
There is the matter of selecting experiences with one or the other
the escrow company which will company and, by comparison,
handle the escrow from its can highly recommend a com-
opening to its, hopefully, sue-pany with whom they have done
cessf ul close. A title company many yean of successful busi-
needs to be selected to ensure the ness.
clear title and be instrumental in It is generally a good idea to
the dispenal of funds. Finally, wort with local companies. To
the buyer 1'ill need to select a use a Garden Grove escrow
· -company when tbe property is
CHRISTA & GERRY
LONG
located in Newport Beach, and
the buyer is from Laauna Beach,
is not the most practical idea
since often last-minute hand-
carrying is necessary to close an
escrow. A.lao, local companies
will be familiar with local laws
and ordinances, such as New-
port Beach's mandatory city
inspection report. This is an item
that frequently baffles out-of-
town escrow companies.
G~rry and ChrUt Loni can be
reached at 640-5664
REAL ESTATE FACTS
Br. PMrtck Tenont
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PATRICK TENORE AND ASSOCIATES, INC.
CALL 721·1200
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Spacious home on extra-large lot.
VefY livable open plan around cen-
tral "great room" With skylit ceiling,
large backyard, and t>rick patio. The
amenities include brick fireplace,
breakfast room, den, 3 .bedrooms, 2
baths, arid hot tub. Call for further
details. $721,000.
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