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Home My WebLink About1989-03-31 - Newport Harbor EnsignI • ESTABUSHED 1948•41ST YEAR•NUMBER 34*(714) 631-8120•NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME BASED NEWSPAPER•FRIOAY, MARCH 31, 1989'*25 CENTS Clll~YllATlll ... PI 11; 1111 "-W.•1 i I .... lnl t £1 I II Clllll M 1111111 ... Mnl II wt .. Ill Ir .... r .. W Sdlllt Mict's '11111 El ' b ,...,. "'*I ti lilt UIY DEClllllCl/IEWPllT EISICI. Computers aid reading in sch~ols BY CHERYL STEHLI G lf students can talk. they can write. • Anything they can write, they can read, or o the philo ophy of the Writing to Read Program tatc . The y tem use I BM computer and the Newport-Mc a Unified School Di trict • pilot program i et up in College Park chool media c.-cnter and library. Recently, principal from other · districf schools vi itcd and watched the y tem in action as first graders oper- ated it.. "' ·Gay Royer, an instructional aide i n the media center. i the main coordinator for the lab. a job he has reh hed with gu to. Ml give the kid a theme each day and they are to write a st o r}.'" Royer explained ... Thi i ll wonderful and exciting program. If amazing to ee what the kid come up with on thcar own ... The day' theme w .. If I Were In" able ... Irene Warkentine. 6. aad he would take her a tcr· cool &CS and her brother 'A ould get the bla me Other tudent 'AOuld rob bank . pla) hide nd eek o r pla~ freeze ta~. . tudcnt an lmdcrganen nd fir t grade re targeted for the program. t an gc when m t arc JU t l m in@ their letters and the d ifferent ound the. make. tudco in the Writing to Read proiram arc mal.:ing up their O'An tone while catcd at a computer tcrminaJ. looking at a brightl) colored monitor screen. To the c ual o ~er. -what the tudcnts arc typing on the computer might seem to be gibberish. .. That• okay.• Ro)er id ... Right now. the) have a langua~ all their o•n. Whal coun · tbat the a.re thinking. creating and actually writing. It doesn't matter th l the word arc not spelled corrcctl . That will come in time ... Indeed. me tUdcn might ha~c pclled .. ,n h~iblc.. ..in\i 1abl ... or o~ other permutation. The are •riting anCI spclhn1 phonetic lty they pend one ltour a da in the lab. wWda MlllAiM 12' com~tcr tat ions. Foar of r~-ca , ... , BBC loan stalled by · eoune1 BY MELISDA KELLER JO million loan lo the Balboa Bay Club \\as pul on hold b) the '-c" port Beach Cat) Councal \1 onda) night 14hcn mem ber~ decided the) needed more time to look O\cr the agrccmt'nt. While club members are not a ~mg the cit} for the loan. the councd must a ppro"c t ran ct ion beca u\C the Balboa Ba) Club lea C\ the propen ) from the cn y. Balboa Ba> Club Prcstdcnt William Ra\' told counctlmcmbers that the club· -c ti , ... , Gated homes: friend or ·foe? BY MELI DA KELLER Burglars st!ike anytime and any- where. but cwpon Beach re idcnts living in gated communities seem lcs likely to \.;ctims than their countcrpans in other areas of the city. Police tatistics show that D\'VCr Shores homeowners •ere \.,ctims o f cnmc seven times more often than those resident livang m the gate-guarded co.mmuruty of Big Canyon. Durio the first tYro month. of tha~ )Car. Big Canyon residents repof!td onl) four burglaries. compared to 28 reponed in the Do\cr bores area. c m 11.,...s Beach Reporter • latest purchase of Baker COmm.· Baker ommunication Inc. ha quired TM &och R'port~. a wcckl OC'A p per ba~ in Manhattan Beach,. California. for a c b pun:hase price of betv.een S2.5 and SJ million. TM &«h Rlponn. a free weal general circulation aews,.,u. di9tri• ute 40.000 copies 1laro•1la Mme dcli~cry and news rKb ill .. ., •• Beach. El Squncto. HUlllOM ~ and Redondo Be.ell. Baker .cquired all of tie llGIS 8eaCla lttporter. a.: rro. · SluiRlllMJMcr. llrr i ... -. .-.1111111 COlltillm • , .... .. llqolwr. ... ~lft;~ ........ ~~ ·. .. RUIDENTIAL REAL1"Y BUYING or IE.LING • F,.. Written MlrMt Evaluation • Home Tours &I APPointments * H'91t11t M-ity • CowtliOUi Swvice •Tu112itYYwsinN9wporta.th • Multiple Listi• Member • Extrl Advettitinl • Coinputer Printouts 644-1 TAILEll n•E-Y... .. ....... hurt ... - I 1 lfl .. a..• Ill 1111 11 1 lr1l II lllrtl um ................... _, .............. ...................... Cirllil ..... 1•1111111 ....... 11•1m11, .-IMI flf lrtli C.., • .... a.... PmYMIE'' .. •lm.1 Readi1'g ••• . C1 U 1~n.,.1 them arc "listening computers," eight arc writing computers and . there arc about two dozen lis- t.;ning centers, where students bear a selection from children's literature and follow along in the · text. The students learn 42 pho- nemes, or letters and combina- tions of letters. which represent the sounds of spoken English, explained Jeanne Galindo, an education specialist from IBM. The phonemes arc programmed into the four listening computers and students wear headphones, watch the screens for .Pictures of ·council. • • Calf 11n.,...1 is taking out the 1 S year loan to pay off an existing debt that will soon be in danger of default. The remaining monies will be go towards hiring an architect and consultant for a controver- . siaJ redevelopment project that the council has also yet to approve. Many of the council, includ- ing Mayor Pro Tern Ruthclyn Plummer, had reservations _!bout the terms of the agree- ment, which pledges tbel>ayclu1> as collateral. objects and the computer tells tbem'What the word sounds like. Galindo said students move to the next step, the word proces- sor, after mastering the phonemes .. It is there that they write their stories, she said. A teacher sits at the center of the room at a u-sbaped table and helps to reinforce what the students have learned. The cystcm was partially funded through a $26,000 grant from the Riordan Foundation, which funds many Writing to Read labs throughout Califomi& schools, Galindo said. Principal Dick Clarke attended a seminar last summer and expressed an "It's not my business to run their show, but is my business to make sure the city gets its fair return, .. Plummer said. An estimated $1 million is generated annually for the city through rents at the club. City Attorney Robert Burn- ham recommended that the council approve the agreement, although he did outline a legal avenue the seven-member body can if they decide to refuse the loan. ..You can reasonably refuse to approve-thi , but that is not necessarily my opinion, .. l20-9266 interesting in obtaining a lab for hi• tcbool and Deputy Superin- tendent Dr. Norman Loa h heartily agreed. .. This is a stress-free, non- threatening environment,.. said Clarke ... Everything tbe student!> do is acceptable." At present time, thcr"e arc no plaJl-s to install the systems in other district schools, because ot the cost involved, said Dr. Mary Kruse, director of instructional services.· ..The district doesn't have thr money right now,"she said ... But it is ~ great system and the students usitft it arc writing and speaking better, earlier." Burnham said. He did , however, point out that one term of the agreement between the lender and the Balboa Bay Club, could be changed to bene.fit tbc city. As the agreement stands now. any insurance compensation would go directly to the lender. rather than the city, should an disaster befall the club. Councilmembers voted unanimously to postpo ne the matter until the city auditor and Burnham can clear Up.Jlny prob- lems. Baker. • • Cull Ylf N 111111 California, The Newport Ensign, the Palos Verdes Penin- sula N~ws, the A corn in Agoura Hills and Westlake Vill age . &vtrly Hills (111) in Beverl y Hills, Brentwood and Bel Air. and Ntwport Stach (7 14) in Newport Beach, Huntington Harbour, Laguna Beach and Villa Park. -Serious about a jobchqe? eepnyour . ·eem:11 with cllllified--the . .,.., IO 'paUDd lbe ,.,_.r All 1 Fi•• • 1111 R· long esta1 Hoa Mar A fr on ti o n bees S1 Cor Chu Ne~ Boa avid tal. s dau Los frie1 Chi B Hal witl for Cha [ Ora Ho, 1 e1 hca hell u To en en, In t 92d 351 . It llAICl 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-NII I Cafe is served approval UIY IECllllCl/IEWPOIT EUI BY CA TIE JACKSON Newport Beach watchdog Sid Soffer finally received Planning Commission approval Thursday night to open a re~laurant he ha been planning for two years, but only after .. doing it the hard way." Soffer's problems began in November 1987 after the Plan- Boat show to open The Newport Brokerage Boat how opens April 6 at Lido Marina Village and wiU spot- light boats best suited for crui - ing, daysailing and sportfishing. The spotlight will then be turned on new 1989 boats during the next week's Newport New Power and Sailboat Show, April 12-1 6. ''Because the-Newport Boat Show offers so many new boats and accessories, represented by so many of the west coast's top brokers and deaJer , visiting this show can be a one-Slop s-ho]>ping experience. said Producer Dun- can Mcintosh. LL TIRE..O OUT -Wiiiy lerftlllll llkla Ii• Ill .... lwl tins 11· 1111 Slllrt Free parking wiU be available off Tustin and Avon avenues in Newport Beach and complimen- tary shuttle transportation to Lido Marina Village will be available every IS minutes. ill.....,,,..... 11111WJ1111 lllrW lllfl--. • ...... e,... .......... Iii biqcll. n. 4 ,. .............. 1111 ... . R. Strickler dies Show hours are weekdays from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and weekends.from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. Admission is SS for adults, $2 for children 6 to 12 and admis- sion is free for children under 6 years of age. A free weekday return pass to the next week's Richard L. "Dick" Strickler ong-time Corona del Mar real state broker,. pa.ssed away at Hoag Hospitai on Good Friday, March 24. Arriving in Corona del Mar from the World War II occupa- tion forces in Italy, he quickly became a part of the village. Strickler was a Tru tee of the Corona del Mar Community Church, held many office in the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtor . and was an avid supporter of Hoag Hospi- tal. Strickler is survived by one daughter, Jan Marie Strickler of Los Alamitos and long-time friend and business associate Chris Hopper. Burial will be at sea in the . Hawaiian I lands, off Kauai, with memorial service planned for prll t S, at Pacific View Chapel. in Corona del Mar. Donation may be made to Orange Coast Heart Institute, at Hoag Ho pital. Community service The Headache In titute, of Newport Beach ha produced a headache brochure listing clf- help tip for chronic headache suffer available free-of-charge. To obtain a copy o·f the brochure end a self=adre ed tamped envelope to the Headache Institute, 360 an Miguel Dr., Ste. 603, Newport Beach CA, 92660: or by calling 714 7S9- 3S7S. ••• Newport Beach Public Lilwilry at Newport Center. has added a Fax machine to help respond to reference quc tion . To act answer to all your reference quc tions. call the Newpon Beach Public Library at 644-3191. · even comes with each paid admission ticket to the Newport Brokerage Boat Show. For more information, contact the Dun- can Mcintosh Co., Inc .. at 673- 9360. ATTENTION BOATERS - Buy, sell, or trade your boat . .. or advenise equipment. maintenance, mooring spau. or skippers-/ or-hire right in The Newport Ensign. Call the Clas- sified Department today for details, (714) 631-8120. 9-Noon Monday through Friday. INSURANCE . Home Life Auto Cynthia Savery ,. .... C.111-800-367-7877 13011 NewpOft Avenue #200 Tustin 92680 ning Commi ion originally approved the re taurant located adjacent to ewport Heights on the old ewport Boulevard. But dis ati fied with the length of hours the re taurant could remain open. offer "made the mistake of appealing to the City Council. .. When the is ue came up dur- ing the sub equent ov. 11 meeting. the council not only overruled Soffer\ request for longer re taurant hour.. but_ threw out the entire propo al. • offer was then forced to reappeal to the comm1 ion. After a long di cus ion Thur - day night, the commi ion again voted its unanimous approval, with Commi sioncr Jan Debay and Thoma Edwards ab ent. .. Mr. Soffer, I suggc t to that you not appeal to the City Council any further on this matter," aid Com m1 1oner Bun Per on. Soffer readily agreed. .. It wasn't wonh all the llme and expense, but we got more than what we wanted," he added. The unnamed restaurant, at 485 ewport Blvd., is sche- duled to open in a month and will feature Japanese French cuisine. Operating hour will be from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m. daily. In other action. the comm1 - ion approved the opening of a third video arcade at the Balboa Fun Zone and thee tabltshment of Pacific We t Yachts, a yacht sale facility. at 600 We t Coast Highway. Council Highlights •e DGET AMENDMENT -Counc1lmcmber approved a S 167 ,000 budget appropriation for construction of a sewer line aero s Pacific Coast Highway at Bayside Drive . • E OF P BLI C BEACH A request from Carolyn Slevin to u e the beach at 1130 We t Ocean Front on April 15 from lO a.m. 3 p.m. for a birthd~ party was approved. The council al o gave her permission to et up a Moonbounce. a plastic inflated attraction for children to JUmp m . ,~~-----------------~--------· Beauty Supplies Salon Profaslooal Hair Care Pw.1 MJtdxU • SdlQ5tiao • Systctna • Aftda •TRI • KMS • f«us 2 l • joico •Sorbic Woodaful Makeup Cio • <Avin Bbddlum c:oBc:cUoo • Fon}thr • Shcnnl Nall Pollsb A Nail Care 8ruco • Orty • SupcmaiJ • Ocvdop l 0 • J • Ock)f'(' GREAT GIFFS • NYLO S •SUNGl..MSES •CARDS HAIR A~RIFS •FUN WATCKFS •JEWEUlY ·MUCHMORE 3404 Via Oporto . (71 ) 6734S87 "It' an AlTITIJDE" -------------------------------- , ___ BALLET ACADEM ._.....:,~--- SPRING SESSION MOW ENROLLN; •• WE TMCH A lNltcS ARI ** ~ 3 TO PAOfllllONM. M' lff OllDllNI JAZZ PERfORMtl& OPPOIMllES &*'LET DllCm o..qlff CHI.DIEN • 1&NI • ADUL1S PRtiAJE LI.,_ AVNUlt E 2632 SNflA NM AVE .. coaA l Ill- • • • PAIE 4 •AICI 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENStGN Neighborhood Watch is good investment Crime, unfortunately, has become a fact of life in Newport Beach. High-end real estate, expensive · cars and the finer things in life have become a draw for the not-so-finer members of society. While gated communities, expensive security systems and auto alarms may help to deter a crim~nal, the sad fact is technology will not stop crime if the perpetrator is determined enough. Guards can be tricked, security systems can be , bypassed and alarms can be disconnected. While statistics do show that only four crimes were committed in Big Canyon as compared to 28 burglaries in Dover Shores during the months of January and February, guarded communiii~s are rio substitution for good old fashioned neighbor- hood support systems.· No matter how strong or large a police force is, ~he job of a police officer is basically reac1ive, rather than proactive. However, the Newport Beach Police Department is doing its part to prevent crime and it is time for the citizens of Newport Beach to do theirs. Neighborhood Watch is a proven method to reduce neighborhood crime and all it takes are willing neighbors and a few hours one evening with a police officer. The program works in very much the same way a small town does: one person is in charge of spreading information to a large number of blocks and in turn a captain is assigned to be in charge of block. Signs are posted and neighbors look out for one another. When a crime spree hits the neighborhood, the word goes out and neighbors are oo the lookout. While more and more new developed areas are becoming gate-guarded communities, the cost to gate the older and more established areas of town is prohibitive, as Cameo Shores has found out. The cost to purchase the streets from the city, maintain those streets, receive Coastal Commission approval, pay the salaries of guards and maintain equipment is often more than what the homeowners arc willing to invest. · However, Neighborhood Watch just takes a few hours of your time and a small outlay of effort. It is definitely worth the investment. -"!'-------------------------------------------· Baker Communication AWARD WINNING MEMBER ~--~· ,.,., ........ 39 State & Nalic>Nf Awaros 1 Since 1978 ltY.Al!m MDT M'ft.llDtam Circulation 25,000 901 Dover Drive Newport Beech. CA 92660 (714) 631 -8120 Please Mnd mail to: P.O Box 9399 Newport Beech, CA 92e58-9399 The Nowpon En11gn ii published weekly on Thuredeys \ \ ), • • , • ~ c&e of Im fruit ... l The Newport Ensign As~s \ One year ago, Ncwport -Me~a Unified School District Superintendent Dr. John Nicoll decid t!{) to reas~ign Principal Tom Jacobson and Principal Dennis Evans. of ewport Harbor und Corona del Mar high schools respectively. Have either principal made any sicnHicant difference durinc their tenure at their new schools? rlease use the space below or a separate piece of paper and turn in or mail the comment to 'The Ntwport En.rign Asks: Post Office Box 9399, Newport &ach, Calif.. 92658-9399. The newspaper will print letters that are fairly brief and legible and are not li~lou.~ or obscene. The l'Orrespond~nce must be signed and accompanied by a typed or printed nu.me. An appropriate reason must be listed in order for a name. tu be wi1hht-ld from publicaticJn. A hflme or work addren· and telephone numbir should be included, although neither will be printed. There is a limit of 350 words per letrer. Failure 10 comply with the above stared conditions will disqualify letter /or publication. The deadline for a Friday edition is noon tM prerious ~londay . The letters. upon rcce•pt. become The Newport Ensigns property and may be edited. r I \ t I Correspondence is the opinion of dte writer and not necesaarilJ tbat of the newspaper. --~--...... -----------------------------------------' -----------------1 ~~------------1 ' ... -----------~----------~---------------------------\ ' .J I ---------.---~~~-------------.__.______________ , Letters to the Editor Headline c~tchth eye Otar Editor: My son had a grammar school teacher who spelled height the way you did (in the headline of Sue Kauth's March 23 column) because, like many Americans, she thouaht the word was rtlated to depth, width and length. I am very surpri~ tha someone in your organization didn't <·ate/uh this. I liked your article. Jack Keyes FAllt•'I Note: While the uaqe of hel1h1h may not be the most common spelling of the word, our Webster's Dictionary tells u that it i1 a common variation of h~i1h1 and is acceptable. We do, however, tltanlcth you for pointing it out . Cllllll lhllk-you I I I ' ESTA8USHEO 1948•41ST YEAR•NUM6ER 34*(714)&31 -8120*NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME BASED NEWSPAPER*FAIOAY •. MARCH 31 , 1989"*25 CENTS CllEflTIATIOl-lrllki P r'IV •nm Wftlll ... 111111 lrll ... Sc•t lillrlct'a ,.._. cem,utn tntr•. Wrttlll ti Rall. II 1:111111 M ldlllll. 111 ... ft wt ............. 111111111 IAIY DEClllRICO/IEWPORT EISl5N. Computers aid reading in schools . . IV CHERYL STEHLING If students can talk. they can write. Anything tht:y can write, they can read, or so the philo ophy of the Writing to Read Program state . .. The y tcm uses IBM computer and the Newport-Mesa Unified School Di trict' pilot program is et up in CollcgO! Park chool media <.'enter and library. Recently, principal from other di trict school vi itcd and watched the y tern in action as fir t graders oper- ated it. Gay Ro,yer, an instructiona.I aide in the media center. i the main coordinator for the lab, a job he h~ rela~hed with gu to. ... 1 give the kid a theme each day r nd they are to write a tory,'' Ro fer explained. "Thi i f wonderful ' nd exciting program. It' amazing to ec what the kids come up with on ll1eir own.·· The day' theme wa "If I Were Invisible ... Irene Warkentine. 6. aid he would take her i ter· cookie and her brother would get the blarne. Other tudent would rob bank . play hide and eek o r play f reczc tag . Student in kindergarten and fir t grade are targeted for the program. At an age when mo tare JU t learning their letters and the different ound they make. tudcnt in t~ Writing to Read program arc making up their own totie while eated at a computer terminal, looking at a bngbtly colored monitor screen. To the casual observer, what the student arc typing on the computer miaht seem to be gibberish. .. That' okay, .. Royer aid. ''Right now. they have a language all their own. What count i5 that they are thinking. crcatina and actually writing. It doesn't matter that the word arc not ~pcllcd correctly. That will come in time.~ · lndttd. '50mc tudent might have pcllcd .. inviJiblc .. a ''invi1abl," or some otMr permutation. They are writina ancl•pcllina phonetically they spend one .Our a day in t~ lab. Which CliMI ira 12 computer ~tat ions. Foar of c 7 , .... , BBC loan stalled by Council · BY MELI. DA KELl.ER A $30 m1lhon loan to the Balboa Ba~ Club wa~ put on hold by the 'ewport Beach City Council ~onda~ night when member~ decided they needed more time lO look over the agreement. While club member are not a~lmg the cit)' for the loan. the counC11 mu t approve tran action bccau e the Balboa Bay Club lea e the property from the city. Balboa Ba~ Club President William Ray told counctlmembcrs that the club Ctda1C••2 Gated homes : friend or foe? IY MELINDA KELLER Burglars strike anytime and any- where, but ewport Beach re 1dents living in gated communities ecm le likely to victims than their counterparts in other areas of the city. Police stati tic show that Dover Shore homeowner were victim of crime seven times more often than those resident living in the gate-guarded community of Big Canyon. During the fir t two month of thi year. Big Canyon re ident reported only four burglarie , compared to 28 repo rted in the Dover Shore area. CHI DIC• .... 5 Beach Repo rt.er ,. latest purchase of Baker Climm . Baker Communicatton Inc. ha~ acquired The &arh Reporter. a weckl .. ne"' paper based in Manhattan Beach. California. for a ca h purchase price of between $2.5 and $3 million. The &arh Reporter. a free weekly general circulation new paper, di trib- ute 40.000 copies through home delivery and new rack in Manhattan Beach. El Segundo, Hcrmo a Beach and Redondo Beach. Baker acquired all of the tock o Beach Reporter. Inc. from it ol 1haRhOlder, Richard Frank. Frank -•II COllliaue as publilhier or 11te llr«h ~~r. Baker Coam•aicMiOM Inc. pub- lishes five • papen in Sou&Mrll I llUIDINTIAL RIAL TY 8UYING or UL.UNG Reading ••• C1' 1f .... N11 them are .. listenin1 computen, • eight are writina computen and there aie_about two dozen lis- t~ centers, where st\idents bear a selection from children's literature and follow along in the · text. The students learn 42 pbcr nemea. or letten and combina- tions of letten which represent tbe sounds of spc>ten English. explained Jeanne Galindo. an education specialist from IBM. The phonemes are programmed into the four listeniq computers and students wear headphones. watch the scieens for _pictures of - Council. • • C11 1ttr.11111 is tatina out the IS year loan to pay off an existing debt that will soon be in danaer of default. The remainina monies will be 10 towards hirina an architect and consultant for a controver- sial redevelopment project that the council has also yet to approve. Many of the council, includ- ing Mayor Pro Tem Ruthelyn Plummer. had reservations about the terms of the agree- ment. which pledges the bay club as collateral. b ·11 ......... "c.llil... .. 2 9 2 ,, ._ .. ,cg·, llMlll' 20'11111 .... •lllli .... ,_,I'? I "-·· - objects and the compvter tells them what the word sounds like. Galindo said staidcnts· mo~ to the next step~ the word proces- sor. alter masterina the phone~ It is there ttlat they write their sto~ she said. A teacher sit at the center of the room at a u-sbaped table and helps to reinforce what the students have learned. The aystem was partially funded through a $26.000 arant from t~ Riordan Foundation. which funds many Writina to Read labs throuabout Calif omia · schoo~ Galindo said. Principal Dick Clarke attended· a seminar last summer and expressed an "' - "'It' not my business to nan their show, but is my business to make sure the city aets it fair ~tum.• Plummer said. An estimated SI million i aenerated annually for the city through rents at the club. City Attorney Robert Burn- ham recommended that the council approve the agreement. although he did outline a legal avenue the seven-member body can if they decide to refuse the lo.an ... You can rea onably ref use to approve thi , but that is not necessarily my opinion." interestina in obtainina a lab for hii ICbool and PtPUty Superin- tendent Dr. Norman Loah laeartily aar-l-~----- .. This is a ~ree.. non- threatenina enviroll(Mnt ... said Clarke. "'Everythina tt.e student~ do i acceptable.• At present time. the~ are no pla.os to install the systems in other district school • because ol the cost involved, said Dr. MIJ) Kruse .. director of instructional services.· "'The district doesn' have thr money right now ... he said. "'But it i a areat system and the students using it are writina aod speaking better. earlier ... Burnham said. He did. however. point out that one term of the agreement between the lender and the Balboa Bay Club. could br chanaed to benefit the city. . A the aareement stand now. any in urance compensation would go directly to the lender. rather than the city. hould an disaster befall the club. Council members voted unanimously to postpone the matter until the city auditor and Burnham can clear up any prob- lem . Baker. • • alif ornia. Tltt Nt't4'P"'' ' &u;,n. the Polru Vtrdt Ptnm· 111/0 Nt't4' • the Acorn in Agoura Hill and We tlate Village. 8twrly Hills (1/J) in Beverly Hill • Brentwood and Bel Air. and N•wport llftC'lt (114) in Newport Beach. Huntington Harbour, Laauna Beach and Villa Park. . Serious lbout • joba..ae? Bep.your IOlrCh with cllllified-the ~way lo'paundlhe paw•I' w.u Fill'* ..... . R R ici long-ti c tatc Hoag Marcil Arri from t tion r. bee am tri• Coron Chu rel Newp• Board avid ' tal. tri• daughl Lo ~ friend Chri I Buri Hawai with 111 for 1 Chapel Do~ Orang• H ~1 g I Com The CWf)ll hcaduc help ti1 uflcrs Toobu end 1 envclo In titu' lt. 60 92660~ ·3S7S. ••1 ~ added I raponcj To 1c- rcferen Newpo~ at644-3 ... II. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN:-Nll I Cafe is served approval · I Y CA. TI E JACKSO cwport Beach watchdo id off er finally ttttiYCC! Plannin Comm· ion approval Thursda niaht to open a restaurant heh been planning for t .. o ca~. but only after .. dointt it the hard way.~ Soffer', problem beg n an O\tmber 1987 fter the Pl n- Boat show to open · The cwP<>rt Brokerage Boat "ho-. open Aprtl 6 at Lido Mar1na Viii gc and will pot- light boat ~ t uitcd for cru1 - ing. daysailing and ponfi hmg. The potlight will then be turned on new 19 9 boat during the nt'<t ~eek' c"'port cw Power nd ail boat Sho"'. April 12-16. .. Bee u c the ewport Boat how offers o many new boat. and ccc oric . represented by o many of the we t coa t ·~ top brokers and dealers. vi hang thi ho\\ can be one--top.shopping experience. id Producer Dun- can Mclnto h. Frtt parking will ~ a\'ailable off Tu tan and Avon avenue in ewport Beach and complimcn- tar) huttlc tran portation to Lido Marina Village will be available every l S minute . . Strickler· dies how hours arc weekday from 1 ~ a.m. to 6 p.m. and 'Aieckcnd from 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. Admi ion i S5 for adults. $2 for children 6 to 12 and admi -ichard L. "Dick" "trickier -time Corona del Mar re l ate broker p~ away at ag Ho pit&! on Good Frida . h 24. rriving in Corona del Mar m the World War 11 occup - n forces in Ital • he quid.I ame a part of the village. trickier w a Tru tee of the rona dcl Mar Community 0_rch. held many offices in the wport Harbor-Co ta Mc a ard of Realtors. and was an id supporter of Hoa, Ho pi- trick.ler i urvivcd by one u1hter. Jan Marie triclder of Alamito and long-time end a nd bu inc a ociatt ri Hopper. Burial will be at se in the . waiian I land . off Kaua_i, h memorial crvicc pl nncd pril IS. at Pacific 1c~ apcl. in orona de\ M r. n tion ma~ be m de to n c Co t He rt In tttute. at >ag Ho pital. mmunity service ht Headache In litutt. o f wport 8c ch ha~ produced duchc brochure h tang clf- p tip for chronic he d chc fcrs available free-of-char c. obtain a copy of the brochure d a elf :adr~ cd tam~d elope to the Hcad•chc titute. 360 .. an Miguel Dr .• . 603. Ncwp{>rt Beach • or by callin 7 I 4/ 7S9- ••• ewport •••cla Public at Newport enter. h eel a Fax. machanc to ht'p nd to reference \IUCStion . aet an we r to all your rcncc que tion • call the port Beach Public t.ibrary 3191 , I ion i free for children under 6 years of age. A free weekday return pas to the next week, even come with each paid admi ion ticket to the ewport Brokcra,c Boat how. For more mformation, contact the Dun- can Mclnto h Co .• Inc .. at 673- 9 60. ATTE TIO BOATERS - But-·. tll. or tradt your boot . .. or advtnist equipmtnt, mamttnan<v. moorin.t sport, or irk1p~rl-_for-h1n right in Tht 'twport En.sign. Call tht Clas- sifitd DtpaTlmtnt today for dttails. (714) 63/~110. 9-oon Mondor through Friday. INSURANCE . Home Ute Auto Pl•••• c.111.-. 7-7877 13011 Ne•port Alflfl• t200 TUiln H6IO ning ommi ion originally appro-.ed the re taurant located d1acent to cwport Hctght on the old ewpon Boulevard. But di ata ficd with the length of hour\ the re taurant could rem an orcn . 'o ffer "mude the m1 tctke of ctppcahng to the aty Council. .. When the l\\Uc came up dur- mg the ub'\equenl o v. l l mee ting, the councll not only O\Crruled ~ofler\ rc4ue\t for lo ntzer re~taurant hour\, but threw out the cnurc propo al. So ffer ~a~ then to rced to rcappcal to the comm1 lim n ftcr a long dt cu\ '°"Thur - I' day mght, the comm• io n again "otcd 1t unammou approval. ~•th omm1 1oncr\ Jan Dcbay and Thoma Fd~ard ab cnt. .. Mr. offer. I uggc t to that you not appeal to the City Council any further on th1~ matter." aid omm1 s1oner Bun Per on. · Soffer readily agreed "It wasn't wo rth all the time and expcn c, but we got more than what we wanted," he added. The unnamed re\taurant, at 485 ewport Blvd ., l ~che dulcd to open in a month and will fe ature Japane e f-rcnch cu1 ine. Operating hours will be fr om 7 a.m. to 2 a m daily. In other action. the comm1 - ~ton approved the opening of a third \.-td eo arcade at the Balboa Fun Zone and the C)tabh hmcnt of Pacific We t Yacht\. a yacht ·ate'i tac1lity. at 600 West Coa t Highway. · · Council High·/ights •&t 'DGET ME 0 1\-1[ T Counc1lme mber~ appro\.-ed a $167.000 budget appropriatio n for con)truct1on of a \ewe r line aero ~ Pacific Co~t Highwa~ at Bay ide Drive. •t 'SE OF Pl'Bl.IC BEACH A reque\t from Carol>n Die\ im to U\C the beach rat 1130 We,t Ocean Front on April 15 from 10 a.m ~ p.m. for a btrthda) party wa approved The council al o gave her pcrm1 'ion to )Ct up a ~oonbounce. a plastic anflated attraction for children to Jump in. Beauty Supplies Salon • Profasional Hair Ca.ft Paul MJtC'hcU • Sd>a.5taan • cma • Aftda •nu • KM • ~ 21 •Joie<> •Sori>tc Woodaful Makeup au •<.aw> Bladd>um Colkction • Fonyth< • ~ Nall Polish a Nail Ca.ft BnKa • Orty •~I • On'Clop 10 • J • Dck>tt GREAT GIFTS •NYLONS • Gl.ASSF.s •CARDS HAIR AC~RJF5 •FUN WATCtru •JEWELRY .. •MUCHMORE I 04 Via Oporto ( 1 ) 67 587 "It' an A TilTIJDE" __ BALLET ACA OEM'i----....r,,......._---- SPRING SESSON NOW ENROUN; ** WE TEACH A LfMG Nlf •• ~ 3 TO PROflHIONAL Ml LET CHl.DIHJNZ ~OPPOll\NtB e.a• •ET aacm OAmS OILDllN ..... AIU.1S PIWAll ll llOI• AVMAAI 2632 IANTA NfA IN£ .. COllA 646-76" .. • Nm 4 ... 11. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Neighborhood Watch is good investment Crime, unfortunately, has become a fact of life in Newport Beach. High-end real estate, ~xpensive cars and the finer things in life have become a draw for the not-so-finer members of society. While gated communities, expensive security systems and auto alarms may help to dete~ a criminal, the sad fact is technology will not stop crime if ti)e perpetrator is determine,9 enough. Guards can be tricked, security systems can be bypassed and alarms can be disconnected. While statistics do show that only four crimes were committed in Big Canyon as compared to 28 burglaries in Dover Shores during the months of J a.mui ry nd F~bruary uard.e.d communities are no substitution for good old fashioned neighbor- hood support systems. No matter how strong or large a police force is , ~he job of a police officer is basically reactive, rather t!lan proactive. However, the Newport Beach Police Department is doing its part to prevent crime and it is time for the citizens of Newport Beach to do theirs. Neighborhood Watch is a proven method to reduce neighborhood crime and all it takes are willing neighbors and a few hours one evening with a police officer. . The program works in very much the same way a small town docs: one person is in charge of spreading information to a large number of blocks and in turn a captain is assigned to be in charge of block. Signs are posted and neighbors look out for one another. When a crime spree hits the neighborhood, the word goes out and neighbors arc on the lookout. While more and more new developed areas are becoming gate-guarded communities, the cost to gate the older and more established areas of town is prohibitive, as Cameo Shores has found out. The cost to purchase the streets from the city, maintain those streets, receive Coastal Commission approval, pay the salaries of guards and maintain equipment is often more than what the homeowners are willing to invest. · However, Neighborhood Watch just takes a few hours of your time and a small outlay of effort. It is definitely worth the investment. ·Baker Communications AWAAO WfNNING MEMBER ~·-a.a ...... , ......... 39 State & National A*•ds Since 1978 ~ .. Circu,_.ion 25,000 .,.,,,,,, .. , .. L ... Mlf' ... !, I~.,., ... .,__ .. ..., . 901 Dover Drive Newport Beach. CA 92660 (71 4) 631 -8120 Please Mnd mail to: P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beech. CA 9265&-~ The Newport Ensign 1s published weekly on Thut'ldaya ..... ~ ~of OOd fruit ... The Newport Ensign Asks One year ago, Newport-Mesa Unified School District Superintendent Dr. John Nicoll decided to reas~ign Principal Tom Jacobson and Principal Dennis Evans, of Newport Harbor and Corona dcl Mar high schools respectively. · ffaye eitbtt prindpal made any lipiflcant difference durin& their tenure at thejr new -schools! Please use the space below or a separate piece of paper and tum in or mail the comments to 'The Newport Ensign Asks', Post Office Box 9399, Newport Beach. Calif., 92658-9399. The newspaper will print letters that are fairly brief and legible and are not libelous or obscene. The correspondence must be signed and accompanied by a ty{Hd or printed name. An appropriate reason must be listed in order for a name to be withheld from publication. A home or work address and telephone number should he included, although neither will be printed. There is a limit of 350 words fH' letter. Failure to comply with the above stated conditions will disqualify letter for publication. The deadline for a. Friday edition is noon the preYlous Monday. The letter • upon receipt. become The Newport Ensign :r property and may be edited. Correspondence is the opinion of the writer aacl not D«aaarily that of the newspaper. Letters -to the Editor . Headline c~tchth eye Dear Editor: My son had a grammar school teacher who spelled htight the way you did (in the headline of Sue Kauth's March 23 column) because, like many American • she thought the word was related to depth, width and length. I am very surprised that someone in your organization didn't catchth this. I liked your article. Jack Keyes Eaor'a Note: While the usage of htighth may not be the mo t common ~~lling of the word: ~ur Webster's Dictionary tcllJ u that at 11 a common vanat1on of height and is acceptable. We do, however, thankth you for pointing it out . '· ,, ... c c t I ' I ' ( • •• r I ~ ( c h /, I . - 1 SI 0 SI F be cc of ~ 0 • . ing aero\\ the Lido hland bridge r-~~----------------~~----a~offi~r\atkmpkdto \top Police Blotter COl,.LED IY MELINDA KELLER r : ... Pnl•t ,. Blottt:t , .. µr,.v ,., .. ,, .t\ " pu hl1r .. eN1Cf' lrom the Newoorr C "~'ll" deloilins 1.r1mt:· •.. ncJ .. me~t\ in NtwlJ(>rt BetK.h It \hOukJ be noted th.;t crrmes /1\ted .;te Ol'lty thaw •hlf fl u • '"IX>tt,.d tt1 It;,. Nf'w()Ort 8Pac.h PoltC.f! Deo.irtm"''' dnd d"f:'>I '. m.;cJt "'" onty llt<1\f' ~U'>IJf'f.tl!d o l c.rrm.-s •nd not thOsP. r.on111ct~ •A h•Mh ~peed pu"uit that began in New p, l\cach with the theft ol a I .ido hi .. 1 rc\idcnt\ Mcr- ccdc~ tien1 and took officer\ through ~cveral citic,, ended an hour later in Anaheim when police rinalty trapped the ~u~ pcct. Danny Jaime1, 22, of Ea.\t Lo\ Angele~ wa.\ hnoked on \U\pi- cion of armed rohhcry and i~ Gated ... Clltilldtr•"9• 1 "l ew port Beach Police 'rmkc'- pcr,on Hoh Oald cy '~llU the t\.\>o .ar ea' arc c;_"'" Lo mpare u htt:illl ,L' o l their "'c' <Hid 10<.:a- t 1 o n ' . h u t t h a t B 1 ~ (' .1 n y o n rL·"tknt' ma>v h,1 \c more p1 o tn - (1on hCLJU 'l' ol I he ~M C\ pO\ICcJ . 1t L'ach cntr ant e Oak In \.\a,, howner. 4u1ck to poin t nut that gat ed commun- 1t1c' an: not immune to cri me .111d oft e n lull rc,u.Jcn t' into a I ,11,c \Cll'c o l 'ccurtty "It '' 1mport ~111t to note that Big C ·,rnyon had J \Criou' cat hurglar prohlcm a lc w yc<H' ago. (iatcd commun1t1c' t:an t:rcatc c.:ornplac.:cnc.:~ to\\~1rd' ~c1ghhor· hood Watch. wh1 t h " \tc ry 1mport;1111 ... Oakley 'aid . t>eing held in lieu of $50,000 bail. The cha\e began when the \U~pect and an accomplice con- fronted 75-year-old Ellen Garri- 'on and demanded her car key\. The \U~pect~ drove off in her 19H2 grey Metcede~ Ben1, said Newport Beach Police Spoke~pe~on Bob Oakely. The Newport Beach Police helicopter spotted the car head- cnc..ouragc\ nc1gh hc>r' to report ,U,plC.:ICHl\ to the J \\OCliJll<>n_ancJ lo the po ltC:c "We cJ on't ha\ c J n or~an1 1ccJ \rc1ghborhood Watc..·h program. hut we do kee p the nc1g hbor- hooc.h a\\ arc I Li o thi nk the !!<•tl \ dcrcrcr 1mc_ but it tc rtainl~ ''" 't "guard aga1n \t ll." Bibb \ci1d . ~omc Cumco ~htHc' rc\ldcnt~ .igrcc wuh Bibb and htt-..c con- \ld<.:rcd gat ing their ocean\1d e commu nit-... C~s mco ( ommunll\ "'"oci al 1~n Pre\ldcnt J 1 ~ f-n,1gn 'aid the r ropo,al come\ up from time to time . but '' . U\Ua ll~ ~hot down bccau'e of the prohibiti\.'C CO\l. n 4't ~ewport Boulevard and 17th Street. At that time, the 4:1Ccomplice, dC\cnbed onl y a\ a hlack male, in hi\ earl} 40 \, we a ring det rk clothing and we1g h1ng app roximate!} 200 po und\, ned, leaving only J a1 - me1 Ja1me1 repo rtedly wa\ able to fl ee marked police car~ through Co1..ta M c~a, Irvine . Lake Fore~t . El Toro, Tustin , Santa Ana and Anaheim, Oakley said . During the chase, the ~uspect used freeways and side streets in excess of 100 miles per hour, and drove through intersections against red signals in excess of 60 miles per hour. At one point, Jaimez turned onto a gate- MAllCll 31. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-,Alf I guarded road at the L'S ~C base in El Toro, but reali zing his m1 '-takc, he made a quick u-turn and nea rl~ rammed an In inc police car. Oaklc~ added. At the So uth t reet exit. Ja1me1 left the Santa na Free-""> <1-5 ) but as he turned ont o ~outh ~t reet . he lost control of the 1itolen car An otf 1cer on foot approached the ~u \pect at gunpo int but J a1 me1 put the car in re\erse attempting to back up O\ er the curb. Se-..eral units trapped the suspect and prevent ed an ~ further escape. The whereabo uts of t he second uspect is unkno '4n. •Tbrtt Costa Mesa men were arrested early Monday morning for brandishing firearms near the 1ntcrscct1 on of \iacAnhur Boule\ ard and Ford Road According to pohcc rcpon' Guillermo Ramirez .\h arei . ~~. Ignacio \era C\m . ~J . dnd Lucino Ramirez f ,qui\ el. 29. \\ere drre\ted lor d1,charging ll rearm'). brcrnd 1~h 1ng J gu n .rnd e\h1b1t tn g d gu n ~II three \\ere booked into 'e" po rt Beac..h Cu ~ J dil •Jhit\fs broke into a '-tOrage garage Ea ter undd~ on the ~00 bl ock of Che te rfi el d Re ported ')tole n "as a $350 b 1c~ le and a S200 belt andcr. •\·andals damactd the front door of an apartment at I 0 Park '\e" port und a~ b~ open- in g 1t "1th bod i i~ force. Damage "as SI 00 and no loi. "as reported. Big Ca nvon ('o mmu n11 y l\"0L·1ation Prc"dcnt D an n ~ B1hh '~"d the organ i1ation "1 o 'tart with we would hc.tve to 1JUrcha'c all the \trcct\ I rom the city and get Coa~ta l Com- mi,~ion approval. f-or now. \\<C JU\t keep an eye o n our neig h- borhood~." En,ign !\aid. WATCHFUL EYE -A 1Urd It l t1 Caaye1 cMc:ka all cars cutlll Ille IM ... c..1lty. LIClllll •r FIPlu laltM. Police nab second Luby suspect Police have :~rrested a econd su~pect in connection with the October beatings of entrepre- neur Roger Luby and actor J ohn Wayne· daughter, Aissa Wayne. Jeffrey Kendal Soucy. 35. of Simi Valley, wa.\ arrested last Friday near h1 · home. He 1s being charged with conspiracy to commit a!o. auh with a deadly weapon and i bcang held in lieu of SI millio n bail •. aid Newport 8e~1ch Police poke person Bob Oak I~. A warrant wa. issued for Boucy's arrcM after the victims 1dcnt1fied him u one of the assailant who attacked them in the garage of Luby' 22nd Street home. The fir t ~u peel. Jerrel I.cc Hinteraardt. 37. of Bur· bank. wa picked up two weeks ago and ia also being held in lieu of SI million bail. -Police arc also seekina Daniel Gal. • private lavestiaator who alleie!ltly cmp,plojed Hintcr1ardt. Wayne~ former hmb9nd. Tho- naas Gionas. ~rtcdly hirc!d Gal to follow his wife durin1 a ctlltoely baule tt.c two had over their inf•n• da•htcr. The 1- ~ar-old w• recent ly awarded to Gionie. DOCTOR JAGUAR, INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE & REPAIR *COMPARE* 7,500 15... 22.511 Mill SERYICE JAC.IAl IJI SIOl.12 COMPLETE 644 W. 17111 ST. COSTA MESA. CA 92627 (714) 646-2816 1 Ah\~t~\ USP dry strinJt \\Ood and ~1per in )lltr kit<• 2 1 ~ u.w wi re or any lllPCalhc matt•rial. 3 Don't ny your kite in tht• r"JUl. 4 t>on't mss I fN>ts or high \\tl~S \\:™'11 kite flying 5 \IW:t\~ nv \'OU r kJf t' ii\\~' . . . from TV and radio antenn~ 6Always fly your kite far from pow ·r Jin s Don't try to retneve kitP.S caught in rx1wer lines 7 H<>l<l on to mt> tall ic balloons out kie. Wh n mt tallic balloon e ape, the}• may tOU<'h pow r Imes and cau sparkmg, and that' dangerou s MARY DECMIRICO/NEWPOIT EHl&N Great rwwa Callyt 1HE FMI ION SIAllMENJ 1U1t operied l'9lr 111 Soulh9n' O:•omla ... and~ hawing an lncl9'• II QltAND Ol'INIG gel-tcHlnow U1 IClll S*ll a .... gift )Ult tor cornmg In to .,., h110•" VJe prombe ~11 ftnd the V9fY BEST desigoer kJbets at lnaea .... Cfioesl •ertng .. ad ..wt\ ~to .......... g//lt. the fashion statement BELOW RETAIL EVERYDAY d'esaas • tults • spats~ar • aft•~ ,39:1> s. a1sto1. ~ 109 .. Sar 11a flRl • (71-06t6--70n (N SUIA':JNW and ~ oac. llom bM\ Coialt Plam. ~door to~·~ Vcgult) • ,_ 4 •1~111. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Neighborhood Watch is good investment Crime, unfortunately, has become a fact of life in Newport Beach. High-end real estate, expensive cars and the finer things in life have become a draw for the not-so-finer members of society. While gated communities, expensive security · systems and auto alarms may help to deter a criminal, the sad fact is technology will not stop crime if the perpetrator is determined enough. Guards can be tricked, security systems can be bypassed and alar~~ can be disconnected. While statistics do show that only four crimes were committed in Big Canyon as compared to 28 burglaries in Dover Shores during the months of January and February, guarded communities are no substitution for good old fashioned neighbor- hood Sl!pport_systems. "No matter how strong or large a police force is , \he job of a police officer is basically reactive, rather than proactive. However, the Newport &ach Police Department is doing its part to prevent crime and it is time for the citizens of Newport Beach to do theirs. Neighborhood Watch is a proven method to reduce neighborhood crime and all it takes are willing neighbors and a few hours one evening with a police officer. The program works in very much the 'same way a small town does: one person is in charge of spreading information to a large number of blocks and in turn a captain is assigned to be in charge of block. Signs are posted and neighbors look out for one another. When a crime spree hits the neighborhood, the word goes out and neighbors are on the lookout. While more and more new developed areas are becoming gate-guarded communities, the cost to gate the older and more established areas of town is prohibitive, as Cameo Shores has found out. The cost to purchase the streets from the city, maintain those streets, receive Coastal Commission approval, pay the salaries of guards and maintain equipment is often more than what the homeowners are will ing to invest. · However, Neighborhood Watch just takes a few hours of your time and a small outlay of effort. It is definitely worth the investment. Baker Communications AWARD WINNING MEMBER ~•WWI ,_II M AllHMW 39 State & NltlOM Awards Smee t978 l11WWW AUOlf Alft.llDIOa Ctrcua.tion 25,000 901 OoYer Drive Newport Beach. CA 92660 (714) 631-8120 Pteue MOd mail to. P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beech. CA 92658-9399 The Newport Ena1gn is published weekly on Thun1days ' ~~of OOd fruit ... . , The Newport Ensign Asksl Letters to the Editor He"adiine catchth eye Dar Editor: My son had a grammar school teacher who spelled hdght the way you did (in the headline of Sue Kauth' March 23 column) because. like many Americans, she thought the word was related to depth. width and length. I am very surprised that someone in your organization didn't catchth this. I liked your article. Jack Keyes Edttoi's Note: While the usage of h~ighth may not be the most common ~~lling of the word~ ~ur Webster's Dictionary tells u that at 11 a common varaatton of height and i acceptable. We dQ. however, thankth you for pointing it out. Dear f.aor: I wa~ted to thank you so much for 1upportin1 the •Reflectaons" pro1ram for Harbor Council. Winnina in my division wu prize enou1h plus the check and newspaper ~~· I wu so pieaaed. This wu definitely one of the bipfiPta ol my year. Tbant you apin. you\'e made me ""~· . .• - ] SI c n " \I R iq :~ h l b a () Police Blotter COMPILED IY MELINDA KELLER /,~ Pnllfl' Blottt:r "µ,,..., ,,,,.,, d\ "'r>ubl1r •.. e,,,1ce from tht.. Ne•por1 fn'.1Rn uetd1l1n" u11'*" ... ncJ dtre~t\ in Nt:wwrt BeCK.h It \houkJ be noted that crime\ l1stw ~re only tho\~ #h11.n " • '"fX>rl,.cJ ''' th,. Nf'wport 81>.K.h Police Df:oortmPnt dnd dtrf:\t•, m.;CJ,. "' .. OfllY ''"'"" SU\/~<. tt'!fl of <.flfl"lf1S .m<J not those r.onv1ct~ •A h1~h \peed punuit that ~gan in Newp, •leach with the theft of a I .ido h1 ... 1 rc,idcnt\ Mer- ccdc!-t Ben;, and took officer\ through !-tcveral citie,, ended an hour later in Anaheim when police finally trapped the !-.U!-t- pcct. Danny Jaime;,, 22. of Ea!-tt l.o\ A ngclc!-t wa!-t hooked on !-.U!-tpi- cion of armed robbery and i~ Gated ... COiii.., rrtnt p111 I cwport Bca<.:h Police \f)O~C\ pcr,on Hoh Oa"-h:v ';ud the two .11 c;" a1 c c a ,ilv com pared ht:t:au\c 111 their \l/t:\ :ind luca- t1 o n'. h u t t h ;11 B 11! ('.in) o n rc,1dcnt' ma} ha\.<.: more p rote<.:- l1on ~l"JU't: ol t he Male\ [lO\lCU at each cntrn m:e Oa ~ lq. w'"· howner. 4u1d t o point o ut that gatcu commun- 1t11:' a rc not immune to crime .inti o ltcn lull re,1dcnt-. into a lal'c 'cn'e ol 'ccunt •. "It I\ important to note that Big ( ·an\.on had a \Crtou' cat hurglar prohlcm a kw year' ago. ( iated commun1th.:' can rrcatc complacency towanh '\lc1ghhor- ht;od Wat«.:h . wh ic h " very important.·· Oakley 'aid . being held in lieu of $50,000 hail. The cha\c began when the ~u,pect and an accomplice con- fronted 75-year-old Ellen Garri- \OO and demanded her car key~. The \U~pccts drove off in her 1982 grey Metcede' Ben1, c;aid Newport Beach P olice Spoke~per~on Bob Oakely. The Newport Beach Police helicopter ~potted the car head- encourage' neighbor, to report ,u,pic1on, to the a\\oc1C.1ll<>r1 und to I he r>•>l 1cc ··w e <lon 't h;nc an org<.tn1 1c<.J '\c1g hhorh_oo<.J Watch prowam. hut '-"C do k eep the nc1ghhor- hoo<.J, <.1ware . I d o think the gttll' <lc ter crime hut 1t ccrtainl ~ 1-,n't a ~uard agatn">l H." li1bb 'J 1d ~omc Cameo \horc' rc\1dcnt-, Jgrcc with Bibb and haH con- \ldcrc<l gating their occan\1dc community. Cameo ( om muntty /\"oc1ation Prc,1dcnt J im f-.n,ign 'aid the propo-,al comes up from time to time. hut " U\Uall)' -,hot down bccau\e of the prohibitive CO\l. inx acro\\ the Lido l\land bridge and officer\ anempted to \top 1t at ~ewport Boulevard and 17th ~treet. At that time, the accomplice, de\cribed onl y a\ a black male, in hi\ early 4(h, wearing dark clothing and weighing approximate!)' 200 poundc., ned, leaving only Ja1 - me1. Jaime1 reportedly wa\ able to nee marked police car~ through Co~ta M e~a . Irvi ne, La.kc Fore~t. El Toro, Tustin, Santa Ana and Anaheim, Oakley said . During the chase, the suspect u\ed freeways and side streets in excess of 100 miles per hour, and drove through Intersections against red signals in excess of 60 miles per hour. At one point, J aimez turned onto a gate- MARCH It. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-rAIE 5 guarded road at the L'S\1C base in El Toro. but realizing his mi stake, he made a quick u-turn and near!~ rammed an In me police car. Oakle~ added. At the outh Street exit. Ja1me1 left the ~anta Ana Free- v.a} Cl-5 ) but as he turned onto ~outh . treet, he lost control of the ~t olen car An officer on foot ap pro ach~d the suspect at gunpoint but J aime1 put the car in re\ erse attempting to back up O\er the curb. Several units trapped the· suspect and prevented an} further escape. The whereabouts of the second suspect is unknown. •Three Costa Mesa men were arrested early Monday morning for brandishing firearms near the intersecuon of ~acArthur Boule\ ard and Ford Road According to police rep ort . Guillermo Ram1re1 ..\J\ arez. J2. Ignacio \era e ma . 23. and Lucino Ramirez E 4u1' el. 29. "ere drre')ted tur di~charging fm:arm . brand1~hing a gun and e\.h1b1t1ng d gun .\ll three \\.ere booked int o 'e" port 8eJ h C1t~ Jail •Jhit\t broke into a -.t orage garage Easter unda~ on the 200 blod of Che terfiel d Reported tolen v. as a S350 b-1c~ cle and a S200 belt sander. •\· andals dama1ed the front door of an apartment at 1880 Park \:ev. port Sunda~ b~ open- ing it "'1th bod1I~ fo rce. Damage v.as SIOO and no loss "as reported. Big Canyon Communit y /\"o<.:iation Pn:,1dcnt Dann~ Bihh 'aid the organ11at10n "lo \tart with we "'ouJd ha ve to purcha'c &.111 the 'itrect\ lrom the city and get Coastal Com- mi~~io n approval. I-or now. we just keep an eye on our nei gh- borhoods.'' Ensig n said. WATCHFUL EYE -A 1ard 11 Bit Clnyo1 clMcka 111 Cira COMlll 1118 "'ptd *""'•lty. LICMI .... , FWllH lalaMI. lhl ucluivt raiMltlal ara la prlltldld on 111 aides wl* I guard pll. Police nab second Luby suspect Police have ::rrestcd a ~ccond suspect in connection with the October beatings of entrepre- neur Roger Luby and actor John Wayne·s daughter. Aissa Wayne. Jeffrey Kendal Bouey. 35. of Simi Valley. was arrested last Friday near hi home. He 1s bcingchafgcd with conspiracy to DOCTOR JAGUAR, INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE & REPAIR *COMPARE* 7.500 15... 22,500 MllE SEllllCE JAi.VAi IJI S 108.12 COMPlETE &44 •. 17111 ST. COSTA MESA. ca 92627 (714) 646-2816 commit a~ ault with a deadly 1 ~~:1.t411i weapon and is bcang held in lieu of SI millio n bail. aid Newport Beach Police pokesperson Bob Oaklef. A warrnnt wa~ is~ued for Boucy\ arrest after the victim identified hem a -0nc of the as~ailants who attacked them in the garage of Luby's 22nd Street home. The fi~t su pcct, Jerrel l.ec Henteraardt, 37, of Bur- bMnk. was picked up two week ago and is al-o being held in lieu of SI million bail. -Police arc also scekina Daniel Gal. a private invnti1ator who alleledly erpployed Hintergardt. Wayne• former husbead. Tho.. m• Gioni . rqM>rtedly hired Gal 10 follow hi wife durin1 • cuatacly blillle the two had over their lnf1nc dau1hter. The I· year-old w• recently awarded lo Gionis. 1 AJwavs u~· clry st rin~ wooci and Jl.lpr.r u1 ~our k1IP 2 Ne\-er use wire or any m«·Wlll<' matP.nal. 3 Do1i1 ny :.• IU r kitti U1 th raUl 4 Don't c mss :;I n~·ts or high \\a\S \\.hen kltt 0\'Ul~ . . 5 Always fl y your ktt ,. away from TV and radio ant nn 6Atways fly your kite far from pow r Ii !S. Don't try to rctri •\'e kit ·caught in power lir s 7 Hold on to nietalli balloons out id Wh nm tallic balloons · e "ape, they may touch ~er Imes and cause sparking; and thats dan~rou --~ ---~ --- MARY DECMllUCO/NEWPORT ENSIGN Q'9Gf ,,... Cathyt 1'HE FASHION STAJEMENJ )ult opened .. 1st SoulMrn Cc*omla .,,. and th9y're having an lnaec_,.. GRAND OPENltG gef-kHcnow U1 tall pM a .... gift IUlf tor corM'G In to 90/ helo• 11 We promise you11 ftnd the very BEST designer klbels at 1ncrea·.,.. orioesl ·atr'O tNa od wtttl ~ to .:11ve tMe om the fashion statement ciaslBS. a.alts. spOl'bwear. dler~ 3930 s. atstol, ~ 109, Sa 110 ~ • (714)546-7077 (N SUrtftoNw and 8rtllol <JaQ9 tlOn'\ Soulh Coalt Aa:za. n.t door .. lo Gddert ~· ~) .. INcaEDl&E QIAHD OPININ~ DISCOUNIS Off MafN1t UP TO~Off ,_I NFll 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN llT 11 n• -11.,.n llnlr'a Jim flrr (I) n11h11 "'I ........ wlllll 11 I I II .... l 111 di H .... lllllf .. II Ill Mi 1111 ,....., ala !Ill .... I .... II Ill Pnll II Ill C.-TM I 11 Tiii lllln f I 111 f 811111.n ... II Ill ... wlM w llllir Illy lilllrJ ............... ... CAll.IOl/IOfPllT Elml BY GEORGE PAPP AS Easter Weck didn't offer much of a break for local prep ba cball teams. Corona dcl Mar High's base- ball squad played four games (winning two) in the Pride of the Coast Tournament last week. Newport Harbor's team also competed in the tourney losing three of four games. But as any baseball coach can tell you. increased playing time only leads to improvement. And both teams needed the extra games before returning to the trenches of Sea View League action this week. Cd M travels to Saddlcback today at 3: IS p.m .• while the Sailors take on Estancia today in an away game. During tourney action, the Sea Kings continued to show improvement in both the hitting and pitching departments. CdM (4-6) dropped its final game in the tourney to Bol~a Grande (2--0), despite a olid pitching performance from left-. . Sea Kings .' title-bid hinges on returners BY GEORGE PAPPAS As the saying goes, success breeds success. Recently, that has been the case at Corona del Mar High with the football, and water polo teams capturing CIF titles and the basketball team barely miss- ing in its own bid. Now, CdM's boys and girls swim squ.ds are ready to follow suit. Both teams have bad a lock on the Sea View League title in recent years. CdM bu won· the last tbn:c leque titles in boys and pis 1wimming. .. I hope the mental strength exhibited by the other teams at our ldaool will carry over to this team,.. remarked CdM '1 Boys Swim Coach Mike Stark· weather ... Tbae kids arc tough. But they still have a Iona way to go. But now is the time of the year when the outstanding swimmers on our team have to . start surf acing." Cd M •s team opens league action this week. Last year, CdM finished in seventh place in CIF competi- tion. Gone is Jeff Thomasson who was CIF champion in SO and 100 yard freestyle events in 1988. The Sea Kings• boys team is pinning their league title hopes on the return of three all- Amcrican swimmers, seniors Chris Oeding (all-CIF water polo player), Scott Jurgensen and Andy Olson. Ocding will swim in 100, 200. and SOO freestyle events and Scott Jurgensen competes in 200 individual medley, backstroke and brcastrokc events. Andy Olson swims in the 200 individ- ual medley and I 00 backstroke. All three arc versatile swimmers who reached the finals of C IF competition last season. . Go lf benefit set .. fo r this Monday Mike Guman of the Los . mari) at 863-1313 or write to: Angeles Rams and Steve Reuer-Tee-Off on Child Abuse. P .O. lein of the Los Angeles Raiders Box 4537, Irvine. CA 92716- arc co-hosts of the sixth annuaJ 4537. Exchaa1e Club Tee-Off on ••• CIWd AIMlle this Monday at the Newport Beaeh Country Club. •• Tiie .. tourney will l'Ue · Gorona del Mar Hiah is put- IDOll!IY for die Excb~ Club's tina on the T~-orr for Touch- Or ... County Child Abuse dowm tournament at Newport ,,..,...... Cenaer. Beacll Country Club on Mon- More thma Sl50,000 has been day, May I. railed ... tJae ewnt WU started Funds from the benefit wiil ao in ltM. toward t;uJina new football and For~ it COltl Sl74 weiaht eqtli,_. for tbe Sea to , .. 111,•1, iilcllldei KiaP' fooc•• proerw. The cliaa1r.Fow.as21•llk'•• -.,fecilM25. 10111t rr ,_ For llOl'e iDformMioa, call For -Ray Woolle, • 9SS-2SSI or J-F. JeieMer Woolll, • 161-l9JI. Starkweather expects them to do even better this season. "We're pretty well balanced as a team," Starkweather said ... We have a few holes but our strength in dual meets is our depth ... Stark~atbcr also described Rob Wilson (who competes in the 100 and 200 meter freestyle cv·ents and 100 meter back- stroke) as one of the team's more promising swimmers. .. He's going to be a point- gctter in €IF competition. He placed well in CIF last year," Starkweather said. Other potential standouts for the Sea Kings include seniors Paul Fisher (100, 200 freestyle); Colin Young ( 100, 200 freestyle), Scott Hueston (SOO freestyle). bactstroker Hqan Grantham and Josh Speyer ( 100 butterfly). ... The team· youth movement is led by juniors Gunnar Gus- tafson ( 100 butterfly and 200 individual medley). backstroker Hays Drumwright, sprint free- stylcr Conrad Macedo, sprint freestyler Robert Gray and Scott Tucker, distance freestyler Mike Le Sieur. Freshman backstroker Alex Tahmouch has also displayed a lot of promise in prcscason dual meets, Starkweather said. Ocding, Speyer. Young, Hueston. Gustafson. Gray. Macedo, and Tucker all played on CdM's water polo team. Cd M's stiffest challenger in league swim meets this eason will again be Newport Harbor. ... see Newport as being really good this year. (Bob) Jewell is doing a good job over t!'Cre· .. ... Starkweather added. ••• The Sea Kings' girls team is young again this season. But CdM's Girls Swim Coach Doug Voiding think$ 1989\ squad is potentially his strongc t in five years of running the g1r b program. Returning standouts from last year's team arc sophomore~ Kate Salvino, brei.strokcrs Hil- lary Dundas and Becky Todd and junior backstroker Jill Wcl- putt. ..Kate (Salvino) can swim anything for us. She has no weak strokes," Voiding said. "Our team is mostly made up of sophomores but we have a lot of potential. I think we're cap- 11 M 1f • "917 ............... ..... ... .... 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN--llm 1 It's not too late to join Ensenada Race IY RALPH RODHEIM Newport'~ largest and most fe tive internatio nal yacht race is ju t around the corner. The 42nd Annuat Newport- Ensenada J ntcrnatiooal Yacht Race stans April 28. And this year there are several festivities leading up to the main event. Pre-race seminars sponsored by Audi of America Inc. are being held in every harbor fro m Ventura to San Diego. The remaining eminar are at the Ventura Yacht Club, March 31 : Windjammer Yacht Club. April 7: Dana Point Yacht Club. April Baseball ... ---,,.. ,... 6 Greg Haack have carried most of the load for the Sea Kings in recent gamcb . .. But we need ome of o ur other player to tart hitting the ball.'' Jelnick aid . . He admits that he doesn't know what to expect from.Sad- dleback' team. "I haven't seen them play. But l think it's going to be a tough game." Jelnick aid ... Our next four games arc going to be tough." Saddlcback has a good hitting squad. Some of the better hitters are Jeff Blanco and Mike Arroyos. Scan Simon has a1so pitched well for the Road- runners this season. Harbor's team has its hands full with Estancia which reached the finals of the Pride of the Coast Tournament. .. It's going to come down to which team gets the good pitch- ing performance," commented Harbor Coach Billy White. .. Estancia is a good hitting team. Ken Millard (E tancia's Coach) docs a good job.·· The Eagles are led by the hitting of Paul McDaniel, Lenny Herman. and Marco Vasquez. Estancia's pitcher Greg Branni and Clayton Nelson could make it tou1h for Harbor's hitters. "Our team is playing good . Swimmers ••• 11111111• tn. NI I able of scoring from all side . We're going to be real compet- itive ... The onl}' eniors on the team . 12: Coronado Yacht Club, April 14: Balboa Yacht Club on April 19. All race eminars begin at 7:30. ot only will you receive important and entertaining information at these seminars, race sponsors will add to the festivities. H aagen-Dazs will provide scrumptiou~ free ice cream and Nautica will give away a beautiful. embroidered officiar race jacket. ewport 's own nautical museum will bQst an Ensenada alute on Wesne~day. April 26. The salute will feature Rudy Choy, Bob Hannel. Mike Kane and other great multihull ailors. The mu cum always puts on a first cla s affair, o mark your calendars now. All racers are invited. MARINE SCENE . Thursday, April 27 . really tart the f estivitie . The e'A- port Ha rbor Area Chamber o f Commerce will be hosting a VIP Yachtsmen luncheon at Balboa FOICE OUT -: """"1 Mner'a TllM ~ (41..._1111 __._.Ill w .... 111 • .. ,a., 1111 T...-, ............. O.l1111z 11111 11 1111 ~ II 1911 Cllll T_.m11t baseball." White said ... But we have mental lap es for one or two outs and we fall behind. It really kills us. They're busting their butts out there. But I don't know what the ecret is. It's just inexperience.·· ' However. White praised the recent hitting effons of R yan are Sarah Smith and captain Jenny Partin. ophomore Am orton and junior Megan Rodheim could turn out ro be "o td bet 1n the butterfl~ c~ent\ DINGS DAV1D CAILJG•llEWf'Oftl EISll• Abbey , T o n y Alto belli and Jason Singer. "Tho e guys are hitting the heck out of the baJI ," he aid. Left-handed hurler Bo b Slicker and Greg Knielse n (up from the junior varsity team) have also pitched well, White said. Voiding also expect strong effort from fre hme n wimmer . M ichelle Whiton (~print free tyle). Georgina A ch ( print free tyle) and ~u~an lhr~c. com .. CC" TH RSDAY COED ..... AT CYC WLT Yacht Club. This event is alway a sellout, o make re ervations earl y. amou~ news anchor. Walter Cronkite. has been invited to participate in 1he program. Cronkite will be sailing in the race thi~ year. Amenca's Cup skipper. Tom Blackhaller. is ~lated to di cu race' tactic . Our o wn Bill Ficker will erve as the ma~ter of ceremonie!>. Again. Haagen Deus will be pre ent with free ice cream for all. Nautica will make the official race jacket available and will provide a fashion show as well. A fleet of new automobiles will be on display by Audi. Tne price is S 15 , .which include an authentic Mexican feast, the latest weather condi- tions and · a special program. Don't be left out; call 644-82 1 J for reservations. Race Day is an unbelievable experience in it elf. More than 650 boats gathered at the start- ing line is a most memo ra ble ight. Entric can be obtained at any West Marine Store. the Nautica Shop at C rystal Court in Costa Me a o r by calling the NOSA headquaners at 640-1351. Show hour are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekd ay , 10 a .m. to 6 p.m. weekends. Free parking will be available off Tu tin and Avon avenue in Newport Beach. with complimentary huttle tran por- tation to Lid o Manna Village available every 15 minute . Adm1 sion i SS for adults. $2 fo r children 6 to 12 and children under 6 will be admitted free. The purchase of a ticket to the fi r t week's used boat sho w comes with a free return pas to the new boat show. OCC's McLeod~~~· shuts down LB The Orange Coast College baseball team, in the middle of a tight four-team Orange Empire Conference race heading into Saturday's noon contest (April I) at Fullerton. may have found the pitching depth it needs to contend down the stretch. OCC (IS-7-t overall. 5-4 in conference heading into this week's ptay) gave up three runs in three games to capture the Long Beach City College Spring Tournament March 22 to 24. It was the Pirates' second tourna- ment title in three tries this year. The Pirate stopped L.A. Harbor College in the opening round 3-1 . While managing just five hits, Coach Mike Mayne's squad got seven innings of thrcc- hit ball from sophomore south- paw Mike Guccione, making his fir t appearance of the year because of an arm injury. Guc- cione. 2-2 last cason. fanned five. Eddie Pierce shut down Harbor in the final two frames to record his second save . Behind outhpaw ace Ryan Thibault and righthanded re liever Brian Mcleod. who combined on a four-hitter. the Bue dropped the ho t Vikings in the second round 2-1 . Thibault went the fir t four. givi ng up a hit while striking out five. then Mcleod ( 1-0) clo ed thing down with five innings of three-hit relief. After Long Beach had tied the score , 1-1. with a run in the top of the sixth on a walk, stolen base and single, the Bue came back in the botton half to score the winning run. Scott Talanoa led off the anoing with a double. then scored two outs later when Craig ixon doubled. The Pirates had ix hits in the game. OCC swept through the tour- nament final by beating Harbor again, 5-1. Friday (March 24). as Tommy Irwin (2-0) and Dominic Alvarez combined on a four-hitter. Jason Young al o homered for the Pirate • hi first of the season. occ·s next home conte t is Thursday (April 6), when the Pirate take on Cypre s in a 2:30 p.m. conference game. Area spikers gear up for league play BY (,EORG P PP . ~oon. ~ewport' prep ' llcy- bJll team will be getting dov. n to the enou bu me ~ of • ca iew Lc:igue competition. Both Corona del Mar and ewport Harbor wrap up their prc~c~on chedulcs tha week . Harbor travel to Dana Hills High for a 6:45 match. The Sea Kinp' ~quad will compete in the Orange ounty Varsity Tournament thi week. (The Sailor open league action April I against Tu tin at 6:4S in a home game while CdM takes on Univcr ity in an away match). It h been a mixed prcseason for Harbor· team which lost its fir t two game but al o posted two fifth·placc fini he i n tournament . "We're close in our aamcs but we're not getting over the hump.:· H arbor VolltybaH oach O'an Glenn id ... Our team '' maki ng too many ma~take\ to beat a team like Corona dcl Mar. Bccau e of our lack of height, we can\ affor<t make mis take like that. We're not going to overpower anyoM. Wc1J get over on our serving and ballbandling kill which arc improving. Dana Hill usually has good team but I haven' seen them play." Setter Ale Opolou • ~ more QUtsidc bitter lilly guyen. nion Chri lee ud Tim ewberry haw Played well for the Sailors in recent toum. mcnt action. Glenn Mid. .. Our inside playen Will Alli- son and Tony Menz arc 8lio comina alona ... Glenn said. ' ,_I-UICI 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN .Socie Merl lnode.1 spri.ng fashions for Sisters . . About IO years ago, Gen. Tom mannequins. while a committee Riley, our favorite supervisor, of women community .leaders founded a luncheon to benefit vote to give out the "most the Sisters Devoted to the popular" awards. Sacred Heart. an order dedi-· Held at the Irvine Hilton &. cated to teaching youngsters. Towers, the general is assisted The general wanted to do by Orange County's top business a witty commentary on the men modeling. ••• Gamma Phi Betas. some 500 strong, came together at the Ritz Carlton to raise money for their Capital .Endowment Campaign; something different so he asked community ~nded men if they would be willing to model fashions from Fashion Island. Gulping a bit, the guys were · good sports. Harborlites So popular is this event that more than 600 attend and the men now have to pay for the privilege of modeling the hand- some clothes. In recent years, the exclusive bast~ has been open to a f cw and community . leaders. Tony Moiso served as Master of Ceremonies and once again Kitty Leslie and Paul Salata did BY DINA VON BURGER a fund-raising benefit to support the construction of a central office for this sorority founded in the 1800s. State Sen. Marian Bergeson, a UCLA Gamma Phi Beta offered a personable invocation to start off the luncheon. ••• Speaking of Marian Berge- son, she was toasted and roasted at a dinner held at the Westin benefitting the Dayle Mcintosh Center for the Disabled. ••• One of our favorite ladies. Vida Dean. was honored by New Directors for her contributions to Orange County. The brunch held ar-the-Four-Sea ons-was engineered by Dot Clock, Ceci- lia Nott, Catherine Thyen, Dot- tie Stillwell, Jean Liechty, Helen Wardner, Lee Burstein, BilJur Wallerich, Joyce Reaume and Ginny Smallwood . The Honorary Committee for this beloved lady read like what it was the Who•s Who of Orange County. ••• The theme was taken from Oscar Wilde's epigram .... hav~ the simplest of tastes; I'm always satisfied with the best." And so it was that South Coast Reper- tory's evening with I. Magnin was a resounding uccess for the theatre-a war:---~~..:,__- IOI llDEllUm. .... Ilia .,. ._ 111 nmw1 .. Mlcbf llilll 1111 ..... PllTll IY llAIY IECllllCI/ I EWPOllT EISllN • .llAICI 11 . 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN~ I -- • us1ness Phil Couture helps finances flow BY MA TT PETRIE He can help you own that dream house or car. Help plan that long put off vacation. end the kids to college and plan a safe co mfortable worry.free retirement. No. he is not holding the winning lottery ticket or magic key to a bottomlcs safe full of green paper and shinning gold and ilver coins. But he does have the refined tools o f a pragmatic financial planner. Hi name is Phil Couture , of Couture and As ociates Finan- cial Services. a professional financial planner who has been practicing in Califo rnia since 1971. Ye.t~ the prudent phras_~ ·•financial planning .. i ofte n a\ oc1ated by many to -apply Business Briefs lnterCommunicationslnc, a Newport Beach·base<t market- ing communications firm, rcccntl "Yelcomed Hallie ~Ag to the agency as copywriter. In her new position, Comegys will write all copy for advertisements. brochures and direct mail literature. ••• Rody Tarantdlo, CRE, pres· ident of Tarantello and Company in Newport Beach, has been rc~lcctcd to serve a thrcc·year term on the board of governors of the American Society of Real Estate Counselors. Tarantello has been active in the Society since rccciv· ing the CRE designation in 1983 . ••• J. Ray Construction has com- pleted the outh entrance addi· tion of Hoag Memorial Ho pital Presbyterian. de igned by Ta1- lor It AllOdata Ardllteds .of Newport Beach. The SI .S mil· lion entrance will provide a lobby and waiting areas as well as registration facilit ies for outpatient services. ••• Stacey Dost wa recently , welcomed to lntcrCommunicationslnc. a Newport Beach·bascd market· ing communications firm. Doss will act as 3 public relations account executive and handle various accounts including the writina of news releases. feature stories and public relations plans and the coordination and plan· nina of special events and pro- motions. only to a few o-called elite. Many people think "only rich people need fi nancial planning , .. Couture aid . .. But everyone need s financial planning. In fact. people with le capital need it the most." A large portion of Couture' busy days, aside fro m talking to clients, is taken up by keeping abreast with ·all the current market and economic trends. to provide hi customers with the most up-to-date information. "l check the market three or four time a day, to keep on top of it." Couture said. W it h a customer li~t ranging from SO to 100 clients at any one time. Couture aid he work closely_with all of hi~ customers to help them achieve their finan- cial goals. · PHIL COUTURE Yet. finding a good financial planner who has the necessary experience can be challenging .. F inanc1al plan nmg (a a profesMo n) is still very ne~. and there arc presently no liccn ing requirements for anyone calling them elve a financiaL.planner, which sometime~ creates prob- lem for the con umer,"' Couture aid ... A lot of insurance a nd tock broker call themselves financial planners, yet few of them have the necessary expe- rience ... Whe n shopping for a (jnal\cte\l planner, Couture suggest~ that one look for professionals who have been certified a a financial planner (CFP ) and who have been admttted into the Registry of Financial Planning Practi- tioner~. In addat1on to dealing with clients on a one·to-one bas1~. Couture frequently offers free eminars on money manage· ment. He al o teaches "common ~en e money management.. at Orange Coast College and has taught at Sierra U niver ity and Irvine Valley College. The mo re people understand the financial factors that effect them. the better they can plan. Couture aid. Compared with IS years ago, people t o day have a better _understanding about financial planning than in the past. .. Fifteen years ago. o nly 5 percent of retiring people really had enough money to retire on. but now it's bet ween 8 and JO percent ... Couture aid. The inc.reasc may be mall but even a "'few percentage points is prom~ang ... he added. . invites the Newport Beach community to join s~ tw, o(,41), P~ An l:vening of Me..Oories and Merriment Saturday, April 8, 1989 at the Irvine Marriott H?tel Cocktails Poolside 6:00 p.m. Gourmet Buffet 8:00 p.m. featuring Papa Doo Run Run (6o·s Rock Band) Special Guest Bobby Hatraeld of the ·Righteous Brothers California Casual Silent Au~tion benefiting 0 Swim for tlie Gold0 · THE MARIAN BERGESON AQUATIC CENTER POI THI GOLD -I• ..,.. .... . . ~-~-~------------~-----~~----~-~--------~~----~~---------- Please re "" ------tickets at $60.00 per person OR -------table(s) for ten at $600.00 per table. dme(s) _..._ ___ ~-------------~---~-- ~ity. tate. Zip ---------------------Phone -------- 1 cannot attend but ~ accept mv donation of S .,_.,.,,._ ____ __.__ p~ "lk, \IJ~t Send reply to: .. Splash 1nto Our Past;' P.O. S. 16021. Newport Be.ch. CA~ (714J 675·1338 .. • Pm II •HI II. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Din in~ . . Callender's for pasta BY CHERYL TEHLING When you h.ear ·the name Marie Callender's. chancet. arc you autom,atically think .. pie." But Marie Callcnder's is more than just pie, it is all of those old favorites. including pot pie . It's Uncanny by Bill Hamilton Have you tried these wonderful popcorn treas? Start with healthful steam-popped kernels, tos.s with a quarter cup butter « margarine, then add instant coffee crystals and presweetened cocoa. or honey plus orange peel and cinnamon. • • • Top cut-up vegetables with vinai- grette and let rmrinale. Then tou with pasta and sprinkle with ·dteese. • • • How about a low~holesterol "fat" 10 entricb sal.S dressings 11\d ice aeam. made of ega whiles and milk. Sctermall •e wort.in& on it now. • • • Pie crust is exlra rich if you repl1ee some of lhe ice waaer with egg yolk. or with lightly beaaen eggs. • • • Here' 1 a wonderf\11 brunch dish: • Slice.cl apples and \eds HUlMd togethcr, lhen topped wilh a ''wnip" of well-balm eggs. We call ir a Normandy omelet, and it' wonderful • • • Wheaher il' 1 brunch, hmch. or my delicious meal. 10'1 'll enjoy win& at Tlw c..,,...,, 3010 Laf'ayeae Ave.. ~ Buch. CA. 615-sm. I quiche. chili and an outstanding ~alad bar. Now. Marie Callen- der' has added even more delec- table delighb to the menu for those who want to eat o ut , but have become more health con- ~cious .. We are empha~11 ing light and healthy menus and are undergo- ing omc change . " ~aid Gary Howell, who manage~ the Scott Drive restaurant near John Wayne Airport. "W e gave taken the butter out of our le ttucini and cook with o li ve 011. which is healthier. And our meals arc underpriced for what you get. .. Lunchtime is always a special treat at Marie Callender'!., but dinner time is even more signifi- cant. Sample any one of 21 pasta dishes, incfuding pasta carbo n- nara: breast of c hicken and pasta: shrimp and pasta primav- era~ clam linguini; chicken can- neloni; bow tie la agne and breast of chicken o r meatloaf and hunters pasta. to name a few. The price of S9. 75 includes a alad bar \isi! and pizza. Speaking of pizza, Marie Callender's has quite a election. The latest add it ion is the .. yuppie piz.z..a. •• approximately eight inche and topped with such delights as cornbeef with mu - ta rd auce: chicken or beef fajita pina: spinach pesto: smoked barbecue chicken or roast garlic and bric. Prices vary. but you can get a traditional pi zza. topped with cheese. au age. oli ves. onions, pepperoni or fresh bell peppers for $7.95·. Garlic has been touted as the healthiest and most natural substance known to man and Marie Callender's uses it in many dishes. For ex.ample. gar- 1 ic c hicken is marinated in buuermllk and fresh garric. then oven roasted with fresh garlic tucked under the skin. which comes off easily after it is Don'tWait- CaU Ahead for Rese.-yations and Dine in Comfort Open 7 Nights-Dining & Take Out 2000 Newport Blvd. Costa Mua (Corner of 20th St.) 631-2110 ... ' 1' I 1' MDI. tiara FRI 11118 SAT 11ta5 ,_, ~TODAY-THRUllARCH310#1.J! at CELEBRITY ART, ''Ari Of Th• Stars,'' lrrln• llarrlott Hotlll, Main LDbW, 18000 Von Karman An., ll'llna Far •ore llfor-·;~~14·553·0100 ....... ...... .... .,. .... -... _ - FAVORITE·M1rl1 C1ll•n ts bat known for Its ••·style pin. but It 1lso bents a comprebtnsive men1 Hiit Is pl111i111 to llM mt1t dtscrl11l .. ill of p1latn. DAVID CARLSON/NEWPORT ENSIGN cooked. It is se rved with bow tie pasta. In keeping with the healthy aspect, Marie Callendcr's offers a special cntree menu called Hearts Delight. Cu tomers may create their own pasta specialty . and elect the sauce . The $7 .95 price include salad bar and pizza. Choose from mt:at sauce with tomato and fresh garlic. mu hrooms and bell pepper ; light, fresh and touch of cream; cream and wine; mustard and cream; pesto cream, pesto and olive oil; clam sauce and toma- tillo cream sauce. Pastas to select· from include pasta primavera; bow ties; mostaccioli; mostaccioli verde; canneloni; fettucini: linguini and bow tie lasagna souffle. Howell aid the chefs cook the pasta California style. which means it is pan tossed. And food doesn't it around at Marie Callender' . it i cooked as it is ordered . Of course, no dinner would be complete without dessert and leaving with one of Marie Cal- lender' pie is unthinkable. Try any one of many flavors, with crusts made from 100 percent cholesterol free soybean hor- tcning. Marie Callender sis located at 4200 Sco11 Drive, Newport &ach, phone: 752-735 1. ~ ,c .. ,.. ' Casting call The Newport Theater Arts Center will hold open auditions for its non-equity production of .. Zorba" directed by Kent John- son. with music director, Tim Nelson. at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 15 and 7 p.m. on Sunday, April 16 at the theater, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach. "Zorba" has a cast of approx- imately 26, with 10 females and 16 males. with singing and dancing required. The production will run from June 2 through July 2, with Thursday through Sunday per- formances, with the exception of the first week. For more infor- mation, call 631-0288. "Zorba" was adapted from "Zorba the Greek" by Nikos Kazantzakis and was first pres- ented on Broadway by producer Harolcf Prince. We're a le•l ldtcllen for new men• itelfls and focus on lleaHll Hern•tlue• tllal are tasty and make your dlnln9 more enjoy•ble. ~-------VALUAlllf cooro~·------, l FREE PIE DESSERT • I I W'ith Any Dinner 1 1 Purchase I .. ___ OFFEI EXPIRES THURS., APRIL &eh --J Complel~ Dinners Now Being Served After 5PMI California Style Pasta At It Be t Includes Salad Bar & Pizza endar ART .. Corners • ., an ex..hibition of photographic images by Illinois arti t , Bea Nettles, will be on display through April 4 in Orange Coast College's Photo Gallery. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Golden West Colle1e Fine Arts Gallery, will have on display the county's best adver- tising and graphic designs, April 10 through the 21. An opening reception will be held on Mon- day, April 10, from 7 to 9 p.m. GaJlcry hours arc 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Admission is free. '\... Famed aviation artist Robert Taylor will make an exclusive West Coast appearance at the Whitman Gallery in Corona dcl Mar on Sunday, April 9~ Crom_ 12 noon to 4 p.m. The English painter will be showing some rare prints as well as his most popular lithographs. Oran1e Coast Colle&e will ho t its annual Juried Students Art Exhibition April 13 through May 18 in the college's Art Gallery. In attendance will be Peter Frank, former critic for the Village Voice and ~rrcnt critic for the L.A. Weekly. For more infomation call 714/432-5039. MUSIC Onnae County Pmorminc Arts Center presents: .. Elvis: A Mus- ical Celebration" on March 28 through April 2. Tickets arc Sl9- S40. Pacitlc Sympltoay Ordaes· tn presents: Rehearsal Series #8 · on Tuesday, April 4. Call SS6- AR TS for ticket information. So.tit Coast Sympllony will feature pianist Jose Feghali in two recitals scheduled for Tues- day, March 28 at South Coast Community Chureh in Irvine. Call 662-7220 for information. Ballet staged Celebrating the 200tb annivcr- ~ of the French ballet, .. La Fdle Mal Gardee, •• lrvin"C AcadeD\)' of Pcrf orming Arts will present a full production on Sunday. April 9 at Orange Coast College . . The 3 p.m'. performance, staged at the Robert B. Moore Theater, will feature a cast of 60, including Engli h dancer Andrew Stevens in the male lead. · .. La Fille Mal Gardce," or • ... The Spoiled Girl," i set on a farm in France. Madame Simone i a widowed mother who wants her daughter, Lisette, to marry into wealth. The man who meets the mother' financial requirements, Alain. is rich but immature. To complicate matten. Lisette is not in love with Alain. Instead. her heart aoa out ror Colin, I poor but nice and very cle'Yer shepherd. Tbc Robert B. Moore Theater ii loceled at 270 I Fairview Road ia CoMa Maa. Tickets arc 16: daildrell 1019d Under and tenior dtiam are SS. Tickets may be PW'i:t 111 d .a tile door or by ' ,...,,,,507. SPOILED lllAT-San Orlllllll ,ays 1 .,eii. F~ ,_ tirl. ..._ witlllwd ....., Wiiis '-ti •ny 1 ricll •1 Ii tllt t.1111 "LI Fille 111 6nll." Golden West Colltae will present a musical review in a pafade of highlights of Orange County from 1776 to 1927 in celebration of the county's IOOtb birthday. Show times arc 7:30 p.m., ~pril)4, 15, 21, 22 and 2:30., April 15. 16, 22, and 23. Performances will be held in forum II. Tickets arc available at the G W C bookstore. Advanced sales: SS adults, $3 children. At the door: S6 adults. S4 children. STAGE "Nipt of Juaary 16da" a unique courtroom thriller, is playing at the new LPR Dinner Theater in Tustin. It continues through April 30. The tbeat~r is located at I 5732 Tustin Village Way, Tustin. Tickets arc Sl8- S2S. Call 835-9611 . .. Cabaret" is currently playing at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theatre and bas been. extended until June 4 by popular demand. Reservations required. T ickets start at $17.95. Call 838-1540. '"'Mamett is playing Tuesday through Sunday evenings through Apr. 16 at the Harle- quin Dinner Playhouse, JS05 S. Harbor Blvd., Santa Ana. Brunch shows on Saturday and Sunday. Call 979-7550. "Jitters"is playing at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse until April 9 . Tickets are S 11-S 13. The playhouse is located at 606 Laguna Canyon Road in Lag- una Beach. Call 494-8021 . At Sylvan IAaming Cenww we help studenta catch up. then mcMJ ahe9d by atreuing the buica. Our learning pn>erama te.ture: • Complete diagnostic testing. • lndi.~dual _instruction in reading and math. • Posatavc reinforcement and rewards for success. • A full range of teaching aids, including computen. • College prep. algebra, readiness programs. • Study skills, writing. ' •Y_cMW ......... ...__ .. .,... .... ,._, ....................... . =-..... , ... =:.:.::.':::-::-z~· .. ,~7" ..... .,.:.·::-·-~= ..... ~ . a 4 • ---• I 1'•11111111 0 ...... 33' .. .. ... .. r •• -... ., .. _em p c .... -clAl'e A 'sl .. .,. ,._ •• ... s 011a1L&. • .. ••m• I 1 ' I 'Ot•tr" Aq. -...... ~- . IUICllt.t•:nENEWPORT~ta; Repertory until April 6 and as a fa vorite by Geo rge Bernard . haw. On the Second S tage until April 16. is Charle Dickens· .. Ha rd T ame!.." Call 957-4033. .. carecrow," a drama addre s- ing parental a lcoholi m. will be presented by Stop-Gap ' at the Forum Theater in Laguna Beach from March 30-April 15. Thurs- day through Saturdays, at 8 p.m. '"Lu Ann Hampton LaYerty Oberlander" wiU be playing at the ewport Theater Arts Cen- ter every Thursday through Sunday from April 7 through May 7, with no Thursday or SundaY. performances the first week. All performances arc at 8 p.m. except for S unday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Admission price is SJ0.00. Call 714/631-0288. '6Bricadoon" will be playing at Southern California College April 20, 2 1, 22, 27. 28, and 29 at 8:00 p.m. in the SCC's Center for Dramatic Arts. Tickets are $7 and may be purchased at the ~choo ls Commumcauon~ Office or by phone at 7 14 556-3610 DA CE Golden We t Collece d a nce stud e nt ~ w ill pert o rm choreography by G WC dance faculty, guest artists a nd stude nt choreographer o n March, 31 and April I at 8 p.m. and at 3 p.m. o n April 2 in the Mainstage Theater. Tickets are $5 general, S4 ASBGWC advance ales~ at the door $6 general, SS ASBGWC. Orance Coast Colle,e will pre- sent its student dance concert on April 14-15 at 8 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theater. Advance tickets arc S6, or $7 at the door. MISC. Golden West Collece will present the French film .. Mon Onclc," winner of an Oscar and the New York Film Critics Award, on Friday, April 7, 7:30 p.m. in Forum II. Tickets arc $3 for general admission and #2.50 ~ with ASBGWC or Golden Key Card. ' It ,_It 5' 11 11. l•THENEWPORTENSIGN MmCE4WDUAUlT MelLICT ... E.l.UNDO DIED 4WTWIT taUST& SM.1 lllO.: U41N II/A rGll..IU. lllO.: ... lANT llOTICI If YOUR PftOPERlY IS II-. roM.ClOSURE BECAUSE YOU AR£ BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS. fT MAY BE SOlO WITHOUT ANY COURT ACTION. Md you mayhave the _. rWt to brine '°"' ~ "' aood standina by .,... .. of JOUf past Gae .-,.neiits plus pennitted 005tS ..t ..... llSeS within the time petiilitted by t.w for reinstMemenl of JOU' MlCCUf'lt.. wNch i$ nom\Mty fiwe buswm.$ ct.rs pnor to .. dMe set tor the ~ of yollf propertf. No ~ ctm ..., be set ur1bl three months hm the di* this naeic:e of defli.a fNIJ be recorded ("'*"di* of rec:orcMiOh qwos on this nattc:e.) n..s ......,,. i5 $23.250.54 • of 03/08/89, and .. n nwe unbl JOUf ~ beuwtm current You n-.y • nat '-to.., the..,. .......... portion of JOUf account. ··-...,. ........ W P9Jn•il w del••ldecl bul '°"must .., ................ ~ ttt .... '°" Md '°"' bel~J 01 "'°11 I I "af '"'*8ly ..,_ '" ..... prior to .. bme the nollce of ~ i$ pQ5lllld (Wfhdl n-.y nut be ...._ ltal1 lhe end of the llhee-month penod stMed abcwe) to. ~ other t.hifWs. (l) Pf<Mde adl:Miot,.. time in wftd\ to cure JOUf dmult by ...,.., of the ptOl*tJ 0t OlhetMSe; or (2) es•fhltsh a schedule of P9J'Mflls In order llO cure JO&# ~ OI both (1) and <2> Fo11ow1na the~ o1 the tJme penoc1 referred to 1n the first ~ of this nobc:e. unless IM obhphon ~ toreclosed upan Ott a ~.ite Wllf'1tten 11reement between JOU and ,our c~itor pennits a Ion~ penod. JOU ~ onty the lepl nght to stOC> the wle ol '°"' property by pay1na the entire .lmount ~ by your cied1tor To find out the amount you must pay, Of to •nanee foi payJMnt to stop tM bedos.we. or 1f YoUf p1opeity IS ~ beciosur~ tor any othe rason. c::ontM;t, (Nameot~) WIUJAM 0 CRAGHIU AND LOIS E. -CRAGHILL (or Motpee<) r-ct Nabonal ........ ~) 17802 IMne ~STE 205 (Telephone) Tust.n. CA 92680 (714) 731·3942 If JOU hMie _,, questions,. JOU should contK1 a t;wyer r .,, the pew1w1eil aeentY whd'I "MW ~ .nsured JOUf ~ Nue•tlsblO.• the fxi It.It JOUf Pi'OC>ertY rs •n ~ loredasure. '°" n-r ofter JOUf Pl~ tor 5*. pnMded the sale as concluded pnor to the c:ondu'5IOn of the toredosure. ~. YOU MAY LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS If YOU 00 OT TAKE flA()W'T ACTION. In llddtbon lo the amount SI.Med ~. sla*S any pnor t.l&es. l1ems. insurance. ar encumbrwes be .._..,. or become dehnquen and the aoen an be-retftitated. said ~must be and•• anMion al reinsl*- ment NOTICE rs H£REBY GAVOf Thll Forectowte Consul- t.ants. Inc. • Cahtomq C:Upofatical .. I\ duty authonzed Aeertt tor the Trusne. ar dutr ~ T~ or as dulj ~ Trustee. ar as dUtJ desiln*d Tnistee under a Deed at T rvst dilled 08/01118 Ill 1 c• lled ~ KJEU 0 NEl..SON. AN ONMARMO> MAN • TNS1or. m t.vot' of WlWAM C CRAGHll.l ANO LOIS E. CAAGHIU. HUSMAHO ANO WlfE AS JOINT 1tJMNTS ANO COlBIA ESQIOW, A CAUfOllNIA OOllPOMTION • ~. .s onainal Tn.sa.. reccw-ded Ol/09/81 pace. as inslrunW1I no •390256 . ., ...._ ol ~ Alcorcts "' ... 0.. of dw Caunlr ....... ol Or-. ~. Clltoa•.-. -=urww. ...... -. ..... C*\ ~ 1 noll(s) tor h ... ......, ...,. $l20,000 llllt the bienficilll ·--..... Sid O&d ol TNll ..... ot'a 'iolS lleQnd .... .,, .... ,,. ltt)o.....,br .. ~ .... brwlt ol ........... ~ .. d'. 0 C#6 tor Wd'I Dlild ol TNll n ~ 9-s oc::icUned in .... P91'"8tl ... nat ....._ ....-: faiilwe to ........ l2/10/18 Pli)iO_,. of P1w9Ciplil Wfd/01 w•-and al ...... ... " ~ tapt.._ witft .... cew.n. i~. •• ca~..t• 111 •G.'if..,.undlrh"""5 of I.aid ....... tMt br ,_ ............. present ... I .. ,. ar .......... ~ tar ....... ,. undlr sudl Died ol TNSI has l 1CAld Wiii dlliuaed to * 3136'9 ~ Inc. a .... o.Jwllbt of ~ ...... d9c:.&w9d and .. ......., ...... _llQR!d .... .,ilf••# Otf)due ... ._1'1MMd .. ....... ... .. .....,-=...,to ca.. .. trust ., ns: •11 to be llllld and '° S111b1i1J.. :e: ra 1 wlS w:..ed .. ., ~re 03IOllM l/16. l/23. 3130 ••a°' TmnErS uu '-•ll~ T.&.•ne&191 ..-c:ma, 2052 HERM£S flNANCW. CORPORATION• duly .,...,,.tllilid TtUSllM Undlr ... ~C dlscrltlled died of lt\ISt SEU AT PUBUC AUC1lON TO THIE HIGHEST 8100CR fOft CASH ("' tN torms -"ictt ........ tender in the UMed 5'1Ms) wrd/OI tM C ....... S, Clf1lied ar other ctwcks sciecified "" CMI Com s.tiort 292'h (hpbie .,, "" • -...... " ... ) Ill ..... tin. and w.e.esa COi: If Id to_., no. held br 11 undlr Slid OftCS of T rUSt "'the....,...,., ......... dnolbect TRUSTOlt PCJ(lt A T0Mt KNEACIMY; lllERCtM"f SAVINGS AHO LOAN AS'SO CIATION MOfttlcl ~ li. 1916 ...... No 86-01•711 ol Glic:ilf Allic:Dir• en tlll9 allu ol h Aacordlt GI en.. ~ ..... °' "'* dllief_ .. toltoolil• proper1y • £»tl8fT .. ,.,. A~co:q111._.of .. ..._.c Ml~ll Ala a• 't C 11 .... w•ca • _. ID l.All 6 of Tract ................... 2 fin8aiak4J9, .......... 12,. "p 'I[. u ......... -•tfO'J o Cl MClllllllllfli . ·- • Otf d1rect10Nlly drill and mine lands other than those hefeinat>ove deScribed, oil OI ps wells. tunnels and shafts into. thfOU&h or across the subsurface of the land heretnaboYe described. and to bottom such wh1pstocked °'directionally dnlled wells. tunnels Ott shafts under and beneath OI beyond the exterior limits thereof, a~nd to rednll. retunnet, equip, maintain, repa1r, deepen, and operate any such wells or mtnes. without, howe-ler, the ••&ht to dnll. mine. store. explore and opet'Me throu&h the surface of the upper 500 feet al the subsurface of the land here1na~ described, as reseMtd in the deed recorded January 13. 1986 as Instrument No. 86-0l • 711 otOffic~~~ -PARCEL 2. _ Untt 114. consfst•nc ol elements (patio/balcony) and resedentflll, as shown upe>n the Condominium Ptan, recorded July 25. 1985 as Instrument No. 85-274649 of Officl.c ffecofds of <>ranee County. California and as ameoded by the amendment to condominium plan 1eco1dld October 2•. 1985 as Instrument No 85-410179 al satd Offic.al Aecolds.. PARCEll The actus.ve n&ht to possession and occupency ot those pc>f1ions ot lot 6 described in Pwcet 1 above, descnated as R-114-PS (Pat9'inc SpKe) and R·ll4·SA (Stonrce Alu). as apurtt!Nnt to Parcels 1 and 2 above descnbed PARCEL4 An easement for the use and enjoyment of the "community tac1hhesR of Tract No. 8336. as set forth and deSt&Nted 1n tM declaration of covenants. cond1t1ons and restnct1ons. recOfded 1n Book 13318. Page 133 of Official Rf!COf'ds and the Supplementary Declaration of Covenants. Conditions and Restrictions. recorded as Instrument No 85-274648 of satd Ott1c1al Records PARCEL 5 A non e•clus1ve easement for ingress and egress over the povate streets of lract No 10587. 41~-shown on a map recorded '" Boof\ 449, Pages 5 and 6 of m1scel laneous ~PS. records of Orange County. Cahfom1a. as mo<e particularly set forth 1n an instrument recorded March 16. 1979 in &c* 13070, Pages 1227 and 1236 ol Otftetal Records YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUSl DATED 12/26/85 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TC PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT ~ PUBUC SALE If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURC Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWYER 270 CAGNEY LANE #114, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 •(If a streec address or common ~anahon of property is shown llbow. no warranty is 11ven as to its complete ness or c::omdness) "· The beneficeary under said Deed °' Trust. by re.ason of a breach or default tn the oblipt1on secured ~. heretof0te executed and delivered to the underscned a written Oedaration of Default and Demand fol Sale, and written notice of default and of e6ection to cause the unders11ned to sell said property to $lllisfy Ytd obl1phons, and thereafter the underst&ned caused said notice of default and of election to be reawdld Oecember 5. 1988 as Instr. No. 88-632526 of ~ ~ds 1n the ott.ce ot the Recorder of Ofanae County; Sliid sate w.11 be made. but without ccwenant or WllTMCY. n;pteSS or 1mphed, reprd1nc tltle ~. ar ~. to pay the remainina pnncipal 5Um °'the nale(s)secuted by satd deed of Trust. wtth interest as'" sa.:1 nae.~. adwlnces, 1f .,,, under the terms of slMd Oaed ol Trust. fees., Charles and expenses of the T~ Md of the trusts ct"Mted by said Deed of Trust. Sliid ........ bl hekt on. - ~ 6. 1919. 81 1 30 pm. 1n the k>bby to the build1ns Poc-.:t .. 601 South Lewis Street Oran&e. C.hfom111 92661 N. tt. time of the 1nttial publtation of thts notice. the _... ..,.,_. of the unpatd IM&ance d the obliptlOn Mand bJ the above descnbed deed of tt\ISt and ...... , d c:olb. expenses. and~ is $76,237.ca "es PQMlble that at the time of sate the openina bid ,,,., be ... ..., the~ indelMdness due. " ......... the expected openinc bid ~be obtained bJ C:..-. ltte foMoMnc tefeptoie numbers on the day ........... '. (714) 385-4837 OI (213) 627-4865 Di*': Merel\ 7. 1989 HERMU flNAHClAL CORPORATION. as s.atd Trustee. ~ T 0 SEftVICE COMPANY. acent ~ ~01 J Hoc>ktns. Asststant Secretary, 601 South lewis~.~ CA 92668. (714) 385-4700 T AC"602968 l 3116 l/23 3/30 2042 NOTICI OF DUAUU #15421 THt OltlGINAl Of THIS DOCUMENT WAI llCOltDED llMCH 15, lift ?N THI Off1CE Of THE COUNTY llCOllOll Of THI COUNTY SHOWN HEREIN, AS INITIUMEHT MO. lt-1UM7. IMPOITANT NOTICI If YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT MAY BE SOLD WffHOUT ANY COURT ACTtON, and you may have the lepl ri1ht to brine your account in aood standin1 by payina all of your pest due peyments pf us permitted costs tnd e•penses within the time permitted by law for "'einstatement of your account, which is normally five DUlinns days priOr to the dMe set for the sale of your oropetty. No sate date may be set until three months from the date this notice of default was recorded (which 1* of reconiM.ion appMrs on this notice). This amount is $11,511.55 as of March 10, 1989. and ~ll inctease until~ account becomes current. You '1'\111 not have to pay the entire unpaid portion of your tc:COUnt, even thoulh fuH ~was demanded, but I04J must PIY the amount stlll9d above. However, you ind your beneficiary Of mottllleS ~ mutually aaree 1n wntina prior to the time the notice al sale is posted (whtch may not be earlier than the end of the three· month period stated aboYe) to. amonc OCher thinp, (l) provide adchtional time in wh1th to cure the default by transfer of the property or othetwise, °' (2) estabhsh a ~hedule of payments in Older to cure your default; or both (1) and (2). Following the exptration of the time period referred to tn the ftrst paragraph of this notice. unless the obligation being f0reclosed upon or a separate written agreement between you and your credltOf permits a longer period. you have only the leQal right to stop the sale of your property by pay1na the entire amount demanded by your creditor To ftnd out the amount you must pay, or to arrange for payment to stoP the foreclosur,. or if )IOUr property is in foreclosure for any other reason. contact. Real Estate Multiple Investments, Inc (Name of Benef1tiary or Morteqee), c/o Waller G. Howald, 1500 • Quail Street. Suite 440, Newport Beach. Caltfom1a 92660. Attention: Walter G Howald (Ma1lin1 address). (714) 851 n10 CT efephone) If you have any questt0ns, you should contact a lawyer 0t the l<MITT'ment aaency which may have insured your loan Notw1thstandin1 the fact lhat your property IS 1n foreclosure, you may offer your property for sale, provided the sate is concluded prior to the conclusion of the foreclosure. Remember, YOU MAY LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS If YOU 00 NOT TAf<E PROMPT ACTION. NOTICE Of OEfAUL T NOTICE 1$ HEREBY GIVEN: lhat FIRSl AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a corporation, Is duly appointed Trustee under a Deed of Trust dated October 13. 1987. executed by ALFRED DEE. a married man, as his sofe and separate property, as Trustor, in favor of REAL ESTATE MULTIPLE INVESTMENTS, INC .• a Cahf0t· nla corpotatt0n, as Beneficiary, recorded October 13, 1987. as Instrument No. 87-574000. 1n book n/a/, paae n/a/, of Official Records in the Offtee of the County Recotder of Oranae County. Catifomia, securin1 amona othef obltpbons, One (l) note(5' for the on&inal sum of $200,000 00 that the beneficial interest under such Deed ol Trust and the obllptions secured thereby are pnisentty hetd by the unc:tenCned; that 11 breach of. and default in, the obliptions tor which such Deed of Trust IS secunty has occurred in that peyment has not been made of: The semi·annual tnstaMment °' interest which became due on January 1, 1989 and alt subsequent installments of principle and/or interest, deUnquent installments on a prior deed ol trust. If any. any Mure t.ues that may become due; any advances required of Beneficiary ptus interest thereon from dates made; that by reason thereof. present Beneficiary under such Deed of Tru5t, has executed and delivered to Atd duly appointed Trustee, a written Oeci.rat.ion of Oefau" and Demand for Sale, and has deposited with said duty appointed Trustee. such Deed of Trust and atl documents evidencina obhpbons secur«I thereby, and has declared and does hereby declare all sums secured thereby 1mmedtatefy due and payabte and has elected and does hereby elect to cause the ~rust property to be sold to satisfy the obfiptions secured thereby. DATED: M1rch 10. 1989 FIRST AMERICAN TITlf INSURANCE COMPANY, a California corpomlOfl By .PM Smctt-Autho<ized Officer 3/23 3130 4/6 ,_MO CA.SUM.TY IYWllS OF THE MNt.JM. ltATllHNT a-dl...._......_c 1.-, ,..lcl'R111 L.Me.lllentF.~ Y .. r.... Daca .... 31, 1118 Total admitted assets $169,801,9~ Jot.al habihties 125.889,644 AarePt• write-Ins tor special surptus funds Sl.600.000 Unass.aned funds (surplus) 42,312.309 SurplU$ H reprd$ pohcyholders 43.912.309 We h•reby certify that the above items are 1n accordance with the Annual Statement for the year ended 0.Cember 31. 1988 made to the Insurance Comm1s stoner, pursuant to law Dtet•r H Nickel Name of President John f CtMty Name ot Seer•~ 3116 3123 3130 4/6 4113 ....: llOTl<?1 F-41171 FICllUOUI Wllll .... ITAlllllNT The~,,. P9flOnS.,. ... tMN&s 11 a.ooK· All ANO ASSOC IA TES. Suite 250, 160 Newport Centef Drive, Newpoft 8Mch. Calttomta 92660 awwtM [. CrQok81t, ~ 250, 160 ,_pc>l't c.. =='Belch. Cetl· 8wllkl Duftiti.• TNllle al ... Gnld and ..... DunltJ ,.,... Ttwt. s..-. 290. HO ._.,_.. C... ==' ..... ('.al6. DiDnlld W. INw. • TNll· 2041 .. of the Oonetd w Shaw Aia\:ocable Trust. Sum 250, 160 Newport ~ om.. Ne•port &NCh. Cahfomia 92660 flillrv1n J Shepero, 11 Trult" for the Sh1piro Famtty Trust, dM8d FebN· tr/ l3, 1915,SUiee2!SO, 160 NeapOl1 C.. om.,,_, PGft 8eKh. Catiforn1• 92660 Albert R. Sftinlde, H TNt ... fo; Ute lftent&le ,_., TIUll. .... r..n,. .., u. a•w.no.1• ... JDltC.....,,.. ...... port IMc .. , ea.~. --MMrt ........... .. TM1ij ill .. )I .. .... s Construction Company 401 K Plan, ~ted July 1, 1986. Suite 250. 160 Newport Center Drive. Newport Beach, California 92660 This business is con· ducted by a aeneral pert· nership. Si1ned: Charles E. Crookall. The re1l1trant com· menced to transact busl· ness undef the fictitious business name listed aboYe on June 29, 1988. This 1tatement was filed with the County Cle(k of Orance County on March 9. 1989. f410935 3/23 3/30 '16 •113 2062 PUalC llOTICI l-41171 ncnnoulMllMll NA.Ml ITATIMINT The ~lowinc petSOn is do4na business as: BOAT CANYON BLOSSOMS, 680 N Coast Hwy, La1una Beach, CA 92651 Oankel Inc .. CA. 680 N. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach. CA 92651. The filtng of this state· ment does not of itself au th onze the use 1n this state of a f1ct1t10Us business name tn v101.tlton of tbe rights of another under federal. state °'common law (see Section 14400 Et Seq. BuStness and ProfesslOOs Code) This business is con· ducted by a corporation S11ned Kelli Ashton, VP, Oankel Inc The rea1strant com· menced to transact bus1· ness under the fict1hous business name ltsted above on 2/15/89 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on M~~h 16, 1989 F411616 3123 3130 4/6 4113 2068 PU8UC NOTIC£ f'ICTITIOUl IUllNUS NAME ITATtMlNT The folloMN S*SOrt IS dolnt busi~: MERI· CAN YACHT CHART£RS INC . 3001 W. Pacific Coa$t Hwy, Newport Beach. vCA 92663. Karen Kelly, 204 33rd.St. #2, Newport Beach, CA 92663. The fihnc of this state· ment dOeS not al itself auth· orize the use in tMs st.te of a fictitious business name 1n VIOtatton of the rilhts ol another under federal, state or common law (see Section 14400 Et Seq • Business and Professions Code.) This bu•l ness is con· ducted by • COf'potation. Si1ned: Karen Kelly, Presi· dent. American Yacht Char· ters Inc . The re1istrant com· menced to transact busl· rle$S under the ftCtit'°'-lS bus ness ntme listed •bow on 411/89. lh s statement was filed with the County c~ of Oranae County on March 20, 1989 f411954 3/23 3130 f /6 4113 2057 "'IUC MOTICl ...... 1 ftCTITIOUI IUllNUS NAME ITATDll.NT The foUo-u'I person 1s dotn& businHS as: SIMS, COZAO, MORROW & MAN· NING, 110 New1)of1 Center Or • Suite 110. Newport Beach, C.ltfom11 92660 Way~ R Sims, A Profes· 510fl111 Corporation. C.lifor· n11. 110 Newport Center Or., Suite 110, Newport Beach, CA 92660 The f1l11'1 of this state· ment dOes oc of itMff •u· tho<tze the use In th~:.tate of a fictitious but1ness name 1n Yl0f1t1on of t~ rtlhtt of enotttet under fed· eral, MN 01 commot• law (Me Section 14400 [t seq . Busaneu and Ptcfl 11l0ftl Code) Th15 bu1lnes1 11 con· dueted by 1 corporateon S11nect: W•yne ft. Sims, APC. Preticllnt. Tht r1111trant com· menced lo ttlnllld bUli • Mii undet IM lktttlout ~ .............. on-N/4 Thia 211: .......... ... ..... ~ ... al °'81111 ~ .. M. 21, ·-F40Mll Jll llltlltlllm .. s Kathleen Meier McNulty, 3A9 Poplar Aot 2. la&una S..ach, Cahforma 92651 01fecttons to the a~ propierty may be obtained by requesting same in wr1t1ng from he vend0< w1th10 l 0 days from th .. flfst publrcat1on of this not1c~ Said salt> will be mad without covenant or warranty, express or 1mphtod, as to htle possession or encum· brance!. to satisfy the unpaid balance due on the Se<:urity Land Controct, 10 wit $1 70,11619, plu!. the followm1 estimated costs, expenses and advances at the t1ml" of the 1n1t1al pul;>lication or this Notice of Sale $2,877 02 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A LONG FORM SECUR ITY (INSTALLMENT) LAND CONTRACT, DATED APRIL 19. 1979 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Cahfom1a corporation-Pat Stndt DATED. March 22. 1989 -Pat Sindt, Authorized Officer, 114 East Fifth Street, Santa Ana, Cahfom1a 92702, (714) SSS.3211 3/31 4/7 4/14 2075 UR AND ACCIDENT AND HEAL TH SYNOf'llS Of THE ANNUM STATEMENT Y£Alt ENDED 0£CEM8£R 31, ltel .......... N..-... l.h lneurance eomp.n, 205 u.e 101ti s.r..t. AIMrilo. n n101 Total admitted assets $3, 190.903, 703 Total hab1hties $3,022,617,397 Capital stocks Sl.500,000 Aggregate write-ms for other than special surplus fu~ ~ Gross paid in.and contnbuted surplls $66,924,258 Agregate special surplus SO Unassigned funds (surplus) $99,862,049 Gain (Loss) from e>perat1ons U.232,288 Net Income $8,397,677 Increase (Decrease) 1n Capital and Surplus durma 1988 $10,032.629 Insurance 1n Force Nattonw1de $2,007,820.000 Accident & Health premiums SO Insurance 1n Force Cal1forn1a Business Page $372,399.259 Accident and health premiums· Direct Caltfom1a Business Page SO We hereby certify that the above items are 1n accordance with the Annual Statement for the year ended December 31. 1988 made to the Insurance Comm1sst00er of the State of Cahfom1a, pursuant to law 3/314/74/14 4/21 4/28 K Lowell Short, Jr Vtee President & Cont Robert E Burkett. Jr Assistant Secretary 861201 2084 ,. 2087 Santa Ana, Celiforn1e 92701 J.E. T. Rutbw. a Tnmee of Trust. UOT Thomas R. Rutter f enuty Trust. 100 Cfvte c..nter Ori¥e West, Santa Ana, Cal1f0<n1a 92101 Harwy Somer,, 1709 [Ml S.,. &.lboa. <Aft~ 92661. ~ w. ,..,...... 107 ~Ternce. Corone dlt Mer, Cltib•• 92625 JB Men, T~ofthe, C.,..• Trust. IOl EM .......... Ahmbra. C-· tomili91I02. _,....C Dial( T"'*8 al IN Olall F_.., Trull, 4320 Yan "-""*' ,..,.._ Newl)Of1 ~ach, California 92660 Kim E Brenran. 4320 Von Karman Avf'nu • Ne..,; port Beach Calttorn1a 92660 Kirk s Elliott. 4320 Von Kdrman Avenu Nf'wpurt Beach Caltfornia 92660 Chr1shnP E Grossman 4320 Von Karman Avenue, Newpott Beach, Caltforn1a 92660 This business is con ducted by a general part nersh1p S1aned Pelican land Company, a Caltforma ltm1ted partner!.h1p, Donald M Koll, General Partner Date business hrst tran sacted under this buStness rl41me November 15. 1983 This statement was filed with the County Cieri( of Oranee County on Feb 27. 1989 F409634 319 3/16 J /23 3/30 2035 PUIUCNOTICE FICTfTIOUI BUSINESS NAME STAT£M£NT The followm1 person 1s doina business as. SEA VIEW EXECUTIVE SERVI · CES. 2855 E Coast High· way, Patio Suite A, Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Marcia Lee Se.(ton. 307 Poppy Avenue, Corona del Mar, CA 92625 This business 1s con· ducted by an md1v1dual S1&ned Marcia Lee Sexton The re11strant com- menced to transact bus1 ness under the f1cttt1ous business name listed above on 2120189 This statement was ftled with the County Clerk of Oranae County on March 6, 1989 F410281 319 3/16 3/23 3/30 2025 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person 1s doing business as MER CHANTS CREDIT GROUP. 5000 Birch Street, West Tower. Suite 3000, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Amy K Yocum, 335 Riviera Of • Costa Mesa, CA 92627 This business is con ducted by an 1nd1vldual The re11strant com menc@d to transact bus1 ness under the f1ctthous business name hsted aiboYe on 3113189 (S.&ned) Amy K Yocum This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 27. 1989 File No F 412838 3131. 417, 4114 4/21 2076 PUaJC NOTICt FICTfTIOUI BUSINDS NAMI ITATOIQfT The to11owtnc petSOn 1s dotna business as. (A) THE MOTION PICTURE POWER BROKER I (8) CINEMA SERVICE. 1 n F Riverside Dme. Newport Be.ach, CA 92663 Kenneth C Rich. 2715 Greenfield Avenue. West L05 Ansetes, CA 90064 The re11straint com menced to transact bus• MU under the ftCt1hous business name or names l1~ed abow on Oct. 5. 1988 $crled Kenneth C Rich Th•s statement was filed with the County ~ of Or•nae County on Feb 21. 1989 file No f-409435 J /16 3/23 3130 4/6 2051 ~NOTICl flCihiOUI. 11111• .... IYA~ The falowW'I ""°" IS doif'I bu&in 111 a SAFARI SAM'S PlAYW£AR. 485 E l 1'tt sn.. '502H. Cola. .._.,CAl2627. u.. ..... SdUtz. 497 Abbie._, C-. Mesa. CA 92627. This busmen •• con· dud9d br an tndrvidual Silt* UU M. Scttuttz TM 1911st,.nt com· ,.,..w:ied to "8nUd ...... ,... under ... ftc:tltioul ................. lllowt on lllllrdt 7. l •. Tw.1'1 ·•-Mid ...... ~°""of Or-. Count, on Mlrcti 20.1• F4U- JIDJIJ04164/U 2055 UICI II. 1• THE NEWPORT EN5'GN_,.11 B06<MMO LIFE ANO ACCIDENT ANO HEAL TH SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1988 An et can Gef'ler., Lil• tnauranee Company of Now Vo• 300 South State Street, Syrac\JSO, Now Votf(, 13202 To!al adm :ted useta "488,8Q?, 141 To: abi~ties $445,724.279 Capital Slocks $1,500,000 Gross paid in and oontt1buted surplus $38,598,800 Aggregare apeoal aurplus $168,066 Unassigned funda (surplus) $2,900,9'36 Glllll (Loss) trom QPef'ations $3,411 .904 Net lncorM $3,4'89, 145 Increase (OecrNM) 1n Capital and Surplus dunng t 988 $4,909,892 • Insurance tn F0toe· Naboow1de $6,288,974 Accident & Hnllh Premiums $2, 189,332 ln~urance 1n Force California Bu11ness Page $58.440,367 Acodent and heailltl Pf9m1Uml • 0.AK:t ~fomla Business Page $26,679 We hereby certify Chai the above rtema are in eca>rdance with !he Annual StaterMnt for the year etlded Oec:emb« 31 , 1988 made ID the lntl.lrance Comm1sat0ner of the State of California pursuant to law. Peter P Hutt. President WaJt.sr P. Dohrmann, Secretaty & E.1ecu11w Vlee Prelldent 3/31 417 4/14 4/21 4128 2056 "18UC NOTICE F'IC'TITIOUS BUSIHUS NAME STAT£11£NT The following person 1s domg business as LTI CAP IT AL, 4667 MacArthur Bl #400, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Richard Diaz. 13032 Wreath Pl , Tustin, CA 92680 This busines~ is con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Staned Richard 01a.z The registrant com mence<1 to transact busi ness under the f1ctthous business name ltsted a~ on 2128189 This statement was ftled with ttfe County Clerk of Orange County on March 6, 1989 F410282 319 3/16 3123 3/30 2026 "18UC NOTICE f1CT1110US 9UllN£SS NAME STATDl£NT The followm1 penon 1s doing busmess as DAN'S TELEVISION SERVICE. 1566 Newpo11 Blvd., Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Ila Jun McMillan AKA Mrs. 0 W McMillan, 501 Redlands Ave • NewPort Bach, CA 92663 This busmeu 1s c:on · ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Stcne<J; Ila Jean McMillan The rea1str11nt com· menced to transaci busi- ness undet the fldJtJOUs business name listed aboeie on March 2, 1989 This statement was filed with the County Clerll of Oranae County on Merch 13. 1989 F411122 3/16 3/23 3/30 4/6 2038 PU-..C NOTICI net ltlO\tl ...,.. NAME STATIME:NT The followtna per50nS ere doin1 bus.ness ilS KEY INN. 1611 El ~ino Ral. Tus· tin, CA 92680 Stxpence Inns of Amer· tea, Inc., General Partnef, Ca1tfom1a 1 751 E. Garry Avenue, Santa Ana. CA 92705 Peter S Pankey, General Partner 4800 Le Gray, AMn, CA 93203 Edpr E Pankey & Eliza· beth S. Pankey, General Partner, 320 West Main Street. Tustin, CA 92680 This Dul1ness is con ducted by a limited partner ship S.&Md W A Ceine, Eaecut~ V.c:.e President. S.~ Inns of America, tnc .• A General Partnet. The rea1str11nt com· menced to lJaMad busi· ness undet the flctthous business Nme listed •bow on Febtuaty 22. 1989 Thts statlln...-,t wn filed wtth the County Clett< of Or.,.~ on MMch 6, 1989. f41028J 3/9 3/16 l/23 3130 2027 PU9lJC NOTICE ncmllOUI •••1111 NAME ITATIMIJIT The folb#int penof'I IS do1n1 bu 1n•ss •f SHERMAN DOUGLAS BAO«ERS Of INSUttANa:. INC. dtw., HAINES INSU· RANCE AGENCY. 2900 Britlol 9"91. SUM IC 204. C05ta Mtu. CA 92626 ShertMn OoUlln ~ en°' •~. Inc (Nev -ConacntfOf\) 2900'"' tol StrHt, Suite IC ~. C..Mna.CA92626 Th•~ bu11neu •1t con· ~ .,, • OOfPOf•b0'9 Th.-reig1strant com menced 10 transact bus• ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name ltsted above on 2115189 (<;,1gned) Sherman Douglas Brnkt>rs of Insurance Inc · Roger M Sherman President This '>t-.1ement was hied with th>! CoW'lty Clerk of Oran&P Coonry on Maret: 27, 1989 f.~ 4l2839 3131 4 7 4 14 4 21 2077 PU8UC NOTlCE FlCT1TlOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The fol10w1ng person is d01n1 business as AMBA COR. 2796 Hart>o< Blvd Costa Mesa_CA 92626 Frankhn 0 Cole, 2482 Fairview Way. Costa Mesa. CA92626 l htS business 1s con ducted by an md1v1dual Signed F rankhn D Cote The re11strant com · menced to tnMKt buSI ness under the fict1t1ous business name listed abcNe on March 6. 1989 This statement was fited wtth the County Clerk of Ora• County on Maret! 13. 1989 F411119 3/16 3/23 3130 4/6 2043 IN THE OISTltCT cou.T Of TH(.,...., JUCMCW. DISTMCT Of THE STAT£ Of IOAHO, NII AND FOii THl COUNTY Of PAY£nt (IUG8STUTE Dn1IOf) SlUOUfT LOAN FUND Of IDAHO, 9NC.. ............ ldllho ~·" ....... .... MMtlYN L WHEATOH Oela .... 11 C..ND.C.SJll ANOTHO IUllllONS FoaBWCI THl STA ft Of IDAHO SENDS GIUTW TO MMILYN L WHIATON the ilboYe named Defend. ant You we hereby notified that a comot111nt has been filed •1a1nst you in the OtstTid Court °' the Thtrd Judtei.t Dmnct of the StMe of Idaho 1n and for t~ CoUnty of Pa-,ette ldilho, (1n the Ma11strate D1visi.on thereof) by the above Mmed Pla1nt1ff and you Me herebY directed to file a written en5Wef" 0t written l mot10t1 1n defense to the said complaint w1th1n twenty (20) d•Yt of the ~ of thrs summons. end you Me MtMr notifeed. t"-t unteu you do 10wrth1n the time herein specitied, the Ptiiint1ft Witt .. Mil ment llllinst YoU II pra,ed fcf n Uid compleint, The ,....,,. of the. claim lllintt JOI' ti tor • "- rMnt • .....,.. tor ln the' lftKt4d COi ...... WITHOS MY~.,. the ... of Mid Oistric:t ~thitll_al ........ 1-LAOM L STICll£ Cler1' of ... Oilft:t ~ et ........ ,.. 1£Rft.:Q= ~-..... P0 .. 151. ............... , (IEM) MOTHP URIOMI S/Jt. •n. •11• 4121 1111 NII II •Dll. t•THE NEWPORT ENSIGN NOT1C£ Of DU'AULT ANO IUCTION IEll UND£1t 0£ED OfntUST TitUSTH SAU NO.: 134lt-f N/A COM.llf. NO,: tM~TANT NOTICI IF YOUR PROPERTY IS 11,, roRECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT MAY BE SOLO WITHOUT ANY COURT ACTION, and you mayhave the lepl riaht to brina your account in IQOd standina by payina all of your past due payments plus permitted costs and e•penses within the time permitted by law for reinstatement of your account. which is normally five business days priof to the date set fo< the sale of your property. No sale date l'Nl.Y be set until three months from the date this notice ol default rNY be re'COfded (which dMe of recordation apeears on this notice) This amount is $23.250.54 as ol 03108189. and will inreue untif...your 9Ccount becomes current You may -not ha\ie to pay the entire unpeid portion of your account. even thoulh full peyment wn demended, but you must pay fie amount stated abow tta•a-er. you and your benefic~ry or mortpsee may muw.lly ..,_ 1n writina prior to the time the notice of saae is Polled (which may not be Mfiier than the end of the three-month period stated above) lo, amona other thincs. ( 1) provide additional time in which to cure your defautt by transfer of the Pf'<>c>erty or other#lse; or (2) establish a schedule of payments in order to cure your default or both (1) and (2) followina the e•piration of the time penod referred to 1n the first paragraph of this notice, unless the obhgat1on being foreclosed upon or a separate written agreement between you and your creditor permits a longer period. you have only the legal right to stop the sale of your property by payma the entire amount demanded by your creditor To find out the amount you must pay. or to arranae for payment to stop the foreclosure, or 1f your property is in foreclosure for any othe reason, contact (Name of Benef1c1ary) WILLIAM 0 CRAGHILL ANO LOIS E. >CRAGHILL (or Moraa~) % FCI National Ma11tna address) 17802 Irvine Boulevard, STE 205 (Telephone) Tustin, CA 92680 (7l4) 731 ·3942 If you have any questions. you should contact a layer ,.-.,.. the pemment acency which may have insured your loan Notwithstand1na the tact that YoUf property is 1n foreclosure, you may offer your property for~. provided the sale is concluded pnor to the concius100 of the foreclosufe Remember. YOU MAY LOSE LEGAL RIGHTS IF YOU DO OT TAKE PROMPT ACTION, In add1tt0n to the amount stated aboole. should any poor taxes, items, insurance, or encumbrances be dehnquent or become delinquent, and the loan can be reinstated, said delinquencies. must be cured as a condition of reinstate- ment. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That Foreclosure Consul· tants. Inc. a Cahfom1a corporabon, is duly authorue<t Apnt for the Trustee, or dufy appointed Trustee. or as duly duicnated Trustee, or as duly desipted Trustee under a Deed of Trust dated 08/0 l /88 e..cuted by IUEU 0 NELSON, AN UNMARRIED MAN as Trustor. tn favor of WILLIAM C CRAGHILL ANO LOIS E. CRAGHILL. HUSMANO ANO WIFE AS JOINT TENANTS ANO COLBIA ESCROW, A CALlfORNIA CORPORATION .s Benefice.try, H or11inal Trust", recorded 08109/88 pai1e, as instrument no. 88-390256, 1n book. of ~ ~ "' the Office of the County Recordlr ol <>ranee County, Catffomia, secur1nc. amonc other obteptlon, lncludina 1 noee(s) fo< the pnnetpef sum $120,000 tNt the benfic.al interest undat such OUd of Trust Md the obliphofas secured thar9 by are ptesently held by the undersicned: thM a btMch of, and ~tt tn, the oblipbons b such Deed of Trust is secunty has OCCUf"9d en that payment has not been ~ faifu,. to n.-the 12110/88 peyment ol princ.pat l#nd/O( lntMesl and all 14~ ' • payment1, toeether with late charaes. impounds. ~tu.es and esseuments, if any, under the tiarms of said Note. that by reason thef"eof, the present beneftct.y, °' authori~ed Aeerwt tor beNficiaty, under such Deed of Trust has e..aMd and dlfMtted to F'cneclo&t.n Consuttn Inc, a wto.n o.cJanteon ol ~ and has declared and does .,.,...,, dec:late .. , ..,,.. aecured thereby i~ due Md~ end -Ncted Md does hereby .... to C.auM the trust ~IO be sold end to satestfy the obi~ secured tNr9by DA TE: 03/08/89 3/l6,3/23,3/l0 2052 NOTICI Of T1IUITU'S SAf.1 U. No. 111145311/TOMI T.S.Ne.'1111'1 UMJCOllr • HERMES FINANCIAL CORPORA TK>N as duly appomted Trustee~ the f0Uowu11 described deed of trust WILL SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST Bl00£R FOR .CASH (1n the forms which are lawf\.11 tender 1n the lJn,ted SCMes) and/or the cashiefs, ceruJied °' other checks spec1f1ed 1n Civil Code Section 2924h (Payable 1n run at the time of sale) all ficht. htle and interest ~ to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust 1n the propany n.remafter desenbed TAUSTOR: P£TEft A TORRE 8€NEnctARY: MERCURY SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSO CIATION recOfded January 13. 1986 as Instr No 86-014711 ol Officief ~ 1n the office ol lhi R.awder of Oran1e Courtly; Yid deed of trutt deltf1t>es tN flolowlrc prC>Ptfty EXHl81T .,A,. A CondomH!tum compriMd of tN foMowina MM:li 1: M ~ l/.a5'11 ....... en end lo lat 6 of Tract ND. IUI.. lhcMn ....... NOOfdld tn Boioll •39. ,.._I.....,. 12, _,. ... el miec1l1neous mep&. •1 •afar.wtC. -.ca•s • bcJJI' .... .._. ... I L• ' CA> Uftill 101 tD J IS -.C' 11• IDI to 215 incluslwe .... 301 .. Jl5 ifttlulhl, .......... the condo- ,....... .... NCOrd9d """ 21. ·-• lnatrumenl No -.174Mtt10Mdll ._a •--~County n ................... ~ .... ~••l•1•tG ltD 1rM, l••IMll ..... ND IMl0179 Alu• ' or dtrect1onally drill and mine lands other than those heremabove desert bed, 011or1as wells, tunnels and shafts into, through or across the subsurface of the land heretnabove descrtbed, and to bottom such wh1pstocked or d1rect1ooally drtlled wells. tunnels or shafts under and beneath or beyond the exterior lim1ts thereof. and to redrill, retunnel, equip, maintain, repair. deepen, and operate any such wells or mines, without, ~r. the tight to dnll, mine. store, explore and <>c>erate throu1h the surface of the upper 500 feet ot the subsurface of the land hereinabove described, as reseNed in the deed recorded J1nuary 13. 1986 as Instrument No. 86-014 7 ll of Official Records. -... PARCEL 2. Unit 114, consistina of eaements (paitio/balcony) and res1dent1al, as shown upon the Condominium Ptan. recorded Juty 25. 1985 as Instrument No. 85·274649 of Official Records of Oranae County, California and as amended by the amendment to condominium plan recorded October 24, 1985 as Instrument No. ~10179 of said Offteial Records. PARCEL3· The e•clus1ve t1ght to possesst<>n and occupancy of those portioos of Lot 6 described in Plreet 1 above, desianated as R-114·PS (Paritina Space) and R-114-SA (Storage Area), as apurt~nant to Parcels 1 and 2 above descnbed. PARCEL 4· An easement for the use and enjoyment of the "community fac1ht1es" of Tract No 8336, as set forth and designated in the declaration of covenants, cond1t1ons and restrictions, recorded in Book 13318, Page 133 of Offlc1al Records and the Supplementary Declaration of Covenants. Conditions and Res1rictions. recorded as Instrument No 85 274648 of said Ottic1al Records PARCEL 5 A non exclusive easement for ingress and egr65 over the private streets of Tract No 10587, as shown on a map recorded in Book 449, Pages 5 and 6 of m1scel taneous maps, records of Orange County. -Cihfornia. as more particularly set forth 1n an instrument recorded March 16. 1979 in Book 13070. Paaes 1227 and 1236 of Off1c1al Records YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUSl DATED 12126/85 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TC PROTECT YOUR PROP,ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT /. PUBLIC SAlE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER 270 CAGNEY LANE #1 14, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 "(If 1 street lddress °'common desianahon of property is shown eboYe, no warranty 1s aiven as to its complete· ness °' correctness) " The beneficiary undef satd Deed of Trust. by reason of a breach or default in the obligation secured thereby, heretofore e•ecuted and delivered to the unders11ned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and written notice of default and of electron to cause the unders1Jned to sell said propertY to satisfy satd obhaatrons, and thereafter the undersigned caused said riot1ce of default and of etectron to be recorded December 5, 1988 as Instr. No. 88-632526 of Official Records 1n the office of the Recorder of 0r.,._ County. S.td s.te will be made. but without CC>V"eMnt or WMfantY, ~ °' 1mphed, reprdina title posession, °' encumbrances. to pay the temain1nc pnnc1pal sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust, with interest as m said note P'O¥tded, adYances. If any, under the tetms of Ytd Deed of Trust, fees, charaes and expenses ot the T ruaea and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust Safd sale wtll be held Of\. April 6. 1989. at 1 30 p m an the lobby to the bu11d1na loc...o " 601 South lewis SlTeet, Crance. Cahfom1a 92668 At the time of the 1nthal publiataon of this notJCe. the totll ""°""' of the unpatd baa.nee ol the obtiptaon MCunld by the ebo¥e desetibed deed ol trust and estinwt.d CCltb, upenses, and advances is $76,237.48 It as pouibte that at the tune of saJe the openinc btd mey be .._ than the total indebtedness due. tt .,. .. blew the expected opentn& btd may be obtained by caAins h foUowinc telephone numbers oo the day before the ule: (714) 385--4837 Of (213) 627-4865 0..: March 7. 1989 f' HEAM£$ flNANCIAL CORPORATION. as satd Trustee, By T 0 SERVICE COMPANY, acent By Vi<:lu J. t·toptuns, Assistant Secretary, 601 Sou1h lewis St.. <Kanae. CA 92668. (714) 385-4700 TAC#6028681 3116 3123 3130 2042 NOTICI Of DU'AUll #l5al THl oatGMAl Of THIS DOCUMINT WAI llCOltOlD llAllCH 15. 1-IN THl OfflCI Of THI COUNn HCOllOll Of THI COUNTY SHOWN HIHIN. U INITIUMINT NO. .. 1Qll7. ....,ANT NOTICI If YOUR PROPERTY IS IN FORECLOSURE BECAUSE YOU ARE BEHIND IN YOUR PAYMENTS, IT MAY BE SQLO WITHOUT ANY COURT ACTION. and 'Y04J may have the lepl ri1ht to brina your account in aood standina by DIY'"I all of your past due payments plos permitted costs Ind elq)enses within the time permit'8d by law fo< ·einstatement ol '/OUf account, which is normally five OUsinftS days prior to the date set for the sale of your ~-No sale date may be set until three months trom the dMe this notice of dafd was recorded (which :Mbt of recordation appears on this notice). This amount is $11,511.55 as ol March 10, 1989, and #ill increase until '/OUf aQCOUnt becomes current. You "nay not have to pay the entife unpaid portion of your K:CC>Unt. wen thouch full P91f••lt ws demendad, but f04J must S-Y the amount sa-.t abow. Howewf, you ind your beneficiary or morta .. , may mutually ..,_ 1n writ1na prior to the time the notice of sale is posted (which INY not be Mt'lier than the end of the three--month period stated abcwe) to. amonc ottw thinp, (1) proytde adchtional time in which to cure the default by transfer of the property or otherwise, or (2) establish a schedule of payments in order to cure your default, or both ( 1) and (2) f ollow1ng the expiration of the time period referred to 1n the first paragraph of this notice, unless the obltgat1on bemg foreclosed upon or a separate written agreement between you and your creditor permits a longer period, you have only the legal right to stop the sale of your property by payma the enttre amount demanded by your creditor To find out the amount you must pay, or to arranae tor payment to stop ttie fon!closure, or 1f ~' propertj is 1n foreclosure for any other reason. contact Real Est1te Multiple Investments, Inc (Name of Beneficiary or Mottpaee), c/o Walter G. Howald, 1500 • Quill Street, St.lite UO, Newport Beach, CahfOl'n1a 92660, Attention W11terG Howald (Mailinaaddress). (714) 851 7170 (Telephone). If you hev. any Questions. you should contact a lawyer M the pemment aeency which may have insured your loan Notw1thsundin1 the fact that your property 1s in foreclosure, you may offer your property for sale, provided the sale 1s concluded ptior to the concluslOfl of the toraclosura. Remember, YOU MAY lOSE LEGAL RtGHl'S IF YOU DO NOT TAKE PROMPT ACTION. NOTICE Of OEFAUL T NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That rtRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a e0tparation, is duly appointed Trustee under • Deed of Trust dated October 13, 1987, e•ecuted by ALFRED DEE. a married man, as his soHI and separate property, as Trustor, in fawr of REAL ESTATE MULTIPLE INVESTMENTS. INC.,• Califor· nta corporatlol'I, as Beneficiary, recorded Octobet ll. 1987, as Instrument No 87·S74000. tn book nla/, pap n/a/, ot Offte1al RecOfds 1n the Office of the County ~ ol Oranae County, California. secunna 1mot11 othef obhptions, One (l) noe.(s)· kw the C>nlJMf sum ol $200,000.00 thM the benefic..i interest undw such DMd of T rusi and the obhptions secured thef eby are presentty held by the underscnad; lNt a bruch ol. and. defautt in, the oblipttOnS for which such Deed of Trust IS Meunly has occurred in that ~It has not been ma.de ot Tl'9 semi -M\nu:al anst.Mment of inten!st whch became due on Janu.y 1, 1989 and all su~ 11'\SUflments of pnnetple and/Of intetest: dettnquent 1nstaUmer1ts on • pnor deed ol trust. if any; any future taus thM mey become due, """' ~ requtred of Beneficiary plus intetest thateon from dates "*"'· that by reason thenlot, present e.n.fic:aary under such Deed of Trun, has e11ecuted end delivered to said duly appointed Trustee, a written Oeclatation of Default and Oemilnd for Sale, and has deposited w.th s.eO duty appomted Tn.tl\lee. such Deed of Trusa and.,, documents 8Ytdenc1na obllPltons MCured thereby, and has declared and does ~by declare all sums secured thereby immediately due •ncl payable and has elect9d and does hefeby elect to cause the trust property to be sold to Yl1sfy the obhptaons secured thereby DATED March 10. 1989 FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, 1 Cahforma c:orpomion By Pat Sindt-Authorized Ofhcer 3123 3130 4/6 2060 ,_AM CAIUAlll . SflO• Of ntl AIOl!lfJAl STATlllDT a.oa...._..._. .. c,..., ... ct a Lw. .............. M452 Yw~D1c1,.arH.l• Tot.al ac:tm1ned assets $169,801,954 Total l1abihttn 125.889.6" Aarei* wt'1te·1M fo< special aurptus funds Sl.600,000 Unaui1ned funds (surplus) 42,312.309 Sur1>1us as rep1ds pof1Cyhokte~ ~.9l i,309 We hereby certify that the above ttems; are 1n accord•nce with the Annual Statement for the 'J8N tnded December 31 . 1988 made to the lnsunince Comm• "°'*'• pursuant to law Dieter H Nickel Neme of President Johnf QMiy Naml of Sectatary 3/1631233/304/64/13 rotl WNOTICI r..-n ftCihllOUI ., .... .. IYATmlJIT The toloMns persons are ...... tiulinft& .. CAO()K. All ANO ASSOC IA TES. S..• 250. 160 NeW90t1 Center Drive, Newport BMth.~926'0 r awtes'L ~.Suitt 250. 160 ..... port CetMt ==' 8w:h. Celf· ........ Duniti,. '""*- " .. Ger8ld end ..... °"'*' ,..., Trull. ~ -.aeo......,.c.w =="lledt.Cel· DIMlllW ....... •Trutl· .. of the Oonekt w Stlft ~Trust.~250. 160 New'°'1 C..W Owha, Ntaport 8w:h, C.bnia 92660 Mar.an J. Sheptro, H Tru1t" fof the Shap ro F'amtly Tt\llt, dleed febfu· .., 13, 1915.~250.160 P ... , llDft C...... OrM, .._. port Buch, C..1fofn•• 92e60 Albert It ~ ... u Tnmee for IM IMftt. .. farnllW Trull. _.. ,._,. ..,u,1-...,..ao.1• ... 1111c....o... ..... "°" IMdt. c.11 ..... ... AMft ............ TNlllefl•ll .. 11111 s Constniction Company 401 K Pt1n, dated July 1, l g&6, Suite 250. 160 Newport Center Drive, Newport 8Mch, Cahfot'nia 92660 This business is con· ducted by a aener-1 part· nershtp. Si1ned: Chataes E. Crookall. The re1l1trant com· menc.ed to transact busi· ness under the fictitiou1 businea name hsled 1bc)lijie on June 29, 1918. This RMement was filed with the County Clef1t ot Oranae County on March 9, 1989. f410935 3/23 3/30 4/6 4113 2062 WMOT'ICI . ...,. nc1n10U1••N1S MWITATW The foltowins person is dol"I businns as: BOAT CANYON BlOSSOMS, 680 N. Coast Hwy, la1un1 Beach. CA 9265 l Oankel Inc . CA. 680 N Coast Hwy, Laguna Beach. CA 92651. The fihng of this state· ment d~ not ot itself auth onze the use 1n this state of a f1ct1t10Us business name m v1olahoo of the riahts of another under federal. state 0t common law (see~ 14400 Et Seq . Business and ProfesstOOS Code) This business is con· ducted by a corporation S1aned Kelh Ashtoo. VP, Oanlilel Inc The rea1str1nt com · meneed to transact bust· ness under the fictitious bus1nes.s name hsted •bolte on 2115189. This s~tement .as filed with the County Cletk of Oranae County oo March 16, 1989 f411616 3/23 3130 .t/6 4113 2068 PUaJC NOTICE ncnnous.,....os NAiil ITATIMENT The tot~ person IS dotnt busineaA&: Mal· CAN YACHT CHARTERS INC., 3001 W. Pacific: Cont Hwy, Newport Beech. CA 92663 Karen Ketty. roe l3rd St #2, Newport S..Ch, CA 92663 The fih"I ol tbis S1*- ment does not of ltsetf IUth- onze the use in tNs st.ate ol a fM:tltioius business "*"" in violation of the nata ol another under tederal. stile or common ea. (see Section 14400 Et Seq.. 8usmess and~Code.) Thts business is con· dua.d by • corpotation s.-s. Karen ~ty. ,,_._ dent. American Yacht CNf . \lers Inc. The re11strant com mat iced to t,...-,ud busi· nas under the fictitious business Nme llSled lbowe on .t/l /89 Thes statement was fited with the County c~ at Oran.-County on March 20, 1989 f4ll95' 3/23 3/30 4/6.t/13 2057 PUM.tC NOTa 1.-.1 ncrmous.,.... NAME ITATDmfl The foUowins person IS dome bus.MU as· SIMS. COZAD. MOftROW & MAN· NING. 110 Newport Center Or , Suite 110. NewPOrt Be.ch. Cafifomta 92660 Wayne R Sims. A ,,.oles sion.I Corpomton, Cahfor n1a, 110 Newport Center Or., Suite 110, Newport e.ach, CA 92660 The f1hrc of thtS state- ment does ot " itMff _,, thafil9 the UM n thtl llM of • f1ct1t1ous bu•UMU name 1n YiolatiOtl of the rilhft of •llClilhef undllf led Wal, ..... Ot COINNll• ... ("" ktion 14400 [t s.q.. BoMnw and Pvcf JI DOI Coda) Th I bUSIMU II con · dueted by • corPQretiOf'4 S 1'*9. Warne It. Sims, Al'C,PMident. ,..,. rqtltreM com· "*ad IO lr8'WI Mi· ,... ""*' ... lk:tll ... Dl1!"111wlflllld..._ on-NIA. n. 11111 HMI W ..... ... .. CiluMf a.. ol a....~• n . l• ,...., Ill.,., 1123 l/30 .,. • s 2050 Kathleen MNf' McNulty, ~9 Poplar ~ 2, LagoN BNch, <Ahfornia 92651 01rect!On$ to the above property ma, be! obc •ned by reQueslin& same in wr.ttn trom the wndOf within 10 dar.o from the first p0blrcatioo of th1s noeic:e Said satf" ~•ti be mlde ~1thout coven~nt °' warranty, eapress Ot 1mph~. as to t•tlt", pc>SSf'SS•on Of encum· br nees to sat•<r.ty the unpaid balanc.e due on the ~untv l •nd ContrMt, to "'' $170,1 16 1.9 plus th following ~timated costs. expenses and advances at the tune of the in1t1al pubf1cat100 of this Notice of Sale $2 877 02 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A LONG FORM SECUR ITY(INSTALLMENT) LANO CONTRACT. OATEOAPRIL 19 1979 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU NEED AN E.XPt..ANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a C.l1fornia ~tlOn-Pat S.ndt DA TEO MMch 22, 1989 Pat S.ndt, Authonzed Ofhcet, 114 UU Fifth Street Santa Ana, C.hfomia 92702, (714) 558-3211 3/314174/14 2075 LW£ MO ACCIDlNT ANO HEAL TH ftW OF THE MftUAL STATEMDn YEM OIDED DECEll90 ll, 1 .. W1111 wftlll1lllllll.Me .....,•11Ce~ Mr....1•S1re1t......,.nn101 Total admitted assets $3,190,903,703 Total l1ablhties $3,022.617,397 Capital stocks Sl,500,000 Aa&re1ate wnte ins for other than special surplus fu~ ~ Gross paid 1n,and contributed surphs S66,924,258 ~ea.ate special surplus ~ Unassigned funds (surptus) S99,862,°'9 Gain (loss) from QPefatton~ l3.232.288 Net Income $8.397.677 Increase (Oecrease) in Capital and Surplus during 1988 $10,032,629 Insurance in Force Nat10nwtde S2,007 ,820,000 Accident & Health premiums SO Insurance 1n Force Cahtorn1a Bus1r1ess Page S372,399.259 Accident and he~tth premiums 0 1r@ci California Business Page so We hereby certify that the above items are 1n accotdance with the Annual Statement forthe ~r ended Decembef 31, 1988 ~to the Insurance Comm1ssl00ef of the State ot C.htomaa, pursuant to law 31314/7 4114 41214128 K Lowell Short, Jr v tee Ptestdent & Cont Robert E Bur1o.ett, Jr Assistant Secretaty 861201 2084 2087 S.nu An•. C•hfomaa 92701. J E.T. Rube, JS T ""'8e ~ Tn;st. UOT Thomn R Ruttet F amWy Trust. 700 CMc C... 0rWe West, Sant• An•. C.hforn•• 92701 H.wy Somers. 1709 u.e.,.a....~ 92661 Herry • fltilliPs. 1437 OalphWtT9"'ICI. ~ cMt .... c.MOit• 92625 J 8 Allin, T fUllle ol h C..• TNlt. IOl U. ............. c.et. ..,,.., .• ..... C.Oiall:T,..._ ol ... Oiael ,__, Tnnt. ·--~~ N~ 8fo ch. Cal1forn•a 92660 K.m E Brennan, '320 Vort Karman A"P-nue, New Port Beach, California 92660 Kirk S Elhott 4 320 Von Kau'ndn Av nuE' NeoNpor1 Beaeh Cahfurn1a 92660 Chr1st1ne E Grossman, 4320 Von Karrttetn Avenue, Newport Beach, California 92660 This business is con· ducted by a general part- nership S11ntd Pelican Land Company, a Cahforma hm1ted partne~h1p, Donald M Koll, General Partner O..te business hrst tran s.acted under this business name November 15. 1983 This statement was ftled with the County Cter1o. of Or.nae County on Feb 27. 1989 f409634 319 3/16 3/23 3/30 2035 PUate NOTICE F1CTITIOUI .,.us NAME STATOIOfT The f0Uow1na person is doma business as· SEA- VIEW EXECUTIVE SERVI· CES, 2855 E Coast High- way, Patt0 Suite A., Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Marcia Lee Sexton, 307 Poppy Awnue. Corona del Mar, CA 92625 This business is con· ducted by an individual Signed Marcia Lee Sexton The re11strant com menced to transact bus• ness under the t1ct111ous business name listed above on 2120189 This statement was filed wtth the County Cleft! of Or.nae County on March 6. 1989 F4l028l 319 3/16 3123 3/30 2025 ""BUC NOTICE F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The loflow1ng person is doing bus1nen as MER CHANTS CREDIT GROUP. 5000 Birch Street. West TO'#ef, Suite 3000. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Amy K Yocum, 335 Riviera Or , Costa Mesa. CA 92627 This business is con· ducted by an 1nd1v1dual The rea1strant com ~need to transact bus1 ness under the f1ctittous business name fisted above on 31 13189 (S.&oed) Amy K Yocum This statement was hied with the County Clm of Ora,.e Councy on March 27 1989 f'1le No F 412838 3 31 417.4/14 4/21 2076 PU&IC NOTICE F'IC I It MIS IUlaftOS ftAMl llATEMOT The foUowu,. person is · doin1 business as (A) THE MOTtON PiCTURE POWER BROKER I (8) CINEMA S£RVtCE. 177 F RIYetStde Ornle, ~ Bexh. CA 92663 ~neth C Rteh. 2715 Greenfield Avenue. West Los Anptes. CA 90064 The re11strant co menoed to trans.ct neu under the f business Nme or listed above on Oct 5, 988 Staned. Kenneth C Ric This sutement was f1 with the Courny Clettc ~County on Feb 27. 1989 f'de No F-409435 3/16 3/23 3130 4/6 2051 .....CteOT1CI ncn•.,..••111• --11'·~ The ........ ..,..," ~ bulin111 a , WARI SAM'S PlAYWEM. 485 E. l,.. SlllMt. ~. Colt.a --..CA ta27. u.. ..... Sc:hlltz. 497 AbM W.,, Coltl Meaa. CA 92627. This bu$1nns is c<Jn· ductlld br ., 1ndMdual ~ ...... SciUtZ The ,...stnnt com· mllad 1D nnuct """ ..... undlr ... ftclitious ~ ............ ...... on~1.1•. "* 3 3 .. -ftled .. -. r.a...e, an o1 ~ea.....,-~ ..... F4lltle SIUJ/304164/U M5 llllCI II. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN--81[ II B~O LIFE ANO ACCtoENT ANO HEALTH SYNOPSIS Of=THE ANNUAL STATEMENT YE.AR ENDED OECEMBER 31, 1988 AmftflCM General l.11• lns.Jranoe Comp ny ot New YCY~ 300 South State Street. Syracuse New YO(rt. 13202 To:.:t ad"l'I rted aueta M88.89?., 1'41 Total tabt l•H $4'4S,72'4,27g Capital Stocks S1 ,500.000 Gross paid tn and contributed surplus $38.598,800 Aggregate speoal surplus $168,066 • Unantgned lunda (1urplu1) $2,000.~ Gaio (Losa) from op«ationa $3,.t 11 ,904 Net lnoome $3,'89, 1'5 lnctease (09creaae) 1n Capital and Su<plus dunng 1988 $4,909.892 Insurance m Force Nationwide $6.288.97.t Aoddent & HMlth Premiums $2, 189,332 Insurance 1n Force. Calibnla Buuneu Page SSS,«0,367 Accident and health PtWnluma ·Direct c.lifomla Bunwtn Page $26,679 We heteby certify that lhe above 111tms 11e 111 acoordance wiCh the Annual Stai.tnent for the yell ended Oec»mber 31 , 1988 made to Che Insurance Comtn1SSlOQef of Che State of Callfoma ptKtulnt Ill> law. • Pete< P Huff, Pte11dent Watter P. Oohtmann. Sectetaty & Executive Vice Pre11dent 3/31 4/1 4/14 4121 4128 2056 PUBUC NOnct FlCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATDIOfT The followlna person is doing business as L Tl CAP- ITAL, 4667 MacArthur Bl #400, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Richard Diaz, 13032 Wreath Pl . Tustin. CA 92680 Tfits business •S con ducted by an tnd1v1dual Signed ~•Chard Otaz The registrant com menced to transact bus• ness undtr the f1ct1hous business name listed abovt' on 2128189 This statement was Med with the County Clertt of Oran1e County on March 6, 1989 F410282 3/9 3/16 3123 3130 2026 PUBUC NOTICl FlCTtTIOUS .,_I.SS Nq( STATEMOfT The followtn& person IS doina business as DAN'S TELEVtSION SERVICE. 1566 Newport BIVd . Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Ila Jean McMillan AKA Mrs. D.W McMillan, 501 Redlands Ave • Newpo'1 Beach, CA 92663 This business 1s con ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Scned· Ila Jean McMillan The rea1strant com- menced to transact buSI ness under the f1Ct1t1ous business name ltsted ·~ on M~h 2, 1989 This statement was filed with the County Clettl of Or.nee County on March 13. 1989 F411122 3/16 3123 3130 4 /6 2038 PUaJCNOTa nc" tlOUI ••1us NAiil STATEMOfT The follow1nc pen.ans are doina busmessn.. KEY INN, 1611 0 Camino Real, Tus- tin. CA 92680 Sotpence Inns of Arner· a, Inc .. General Partner, Cahfom1a, 1751 E Garry Avenue. Santa Ana, CA 92705 ~er S Pa~. General Partnai, 4800 le Gray, Atvm, CA 93203 Edpw E. Pankey & Ehza- beth S. Pankey. General Partner. 320 West Ma1r1 Street. T'ustin, CA 92680 This business is con ducted by a limited partner ship S.&J*I WA Came, uecut1w Vice Prestdent, S.~ Inns of Amenca. Inc., A Generat Partner The re11strant com- menced to trMMC:t busi ness under the flClitlOUs buStness name hsted above on Febnary 22. 1989 This ~ wes filed WYth the County Cleril of Or.,.. County on W.-Ch 6, 1989. • f410283 319 3/16 l/23 l/30 2027 PU9lJC ftOTICl F'ltt1110U1 ••mm NW llATIMlllT The fonowina Def10n is do1n1 business as SHEAMAN·OOUGLAS BROKERS Of' INSUMNCE, INC Obi, HAIN£$ tflfSU· RANCC AGENCY. 2900 8',_ sn.t. 5'* IC 204 . Co&ta Miu, CA 92626 ~~~ ~ °' lnsunM'Ce. Int (N9w acta Cor'Dorllt0n) 2900 IM• tot StfHt, SU1te IC 204, CoAA Mela. CA 92626 Ttu1 bU11neH •11 COf\ dudlO bf I awpor•eon The r~g1strant c.om menced to transact bus• nes!> under the f1ct•hous business na~ listed above on 21 15189 (Signed> Sherma11 Douglas Brolo.ers ot Insurance Inc Roger M Sherman President Tim statement was ftted with the Couoty ~rk O*- Oranae l.ounty on March 2'1, 1989 t No 411839' 3131, 41 7 4 14 4 n 1 20n ""BUC NOTIC( ncTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The folio.me person is domg busmess as A.MBA COR. 2796 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Frankhn D Cole, 2482 Fa1Mew Way, Costa Mesa CA 92626 This business 1s con· ducted by an ind1v1dual S.&ned Frankhn D Cole. The re11strant com - menced to traniact busi· ness under the hct1ttous · business name hsted above on Ma~ 6. 1989 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on March 13, 1989 F4111 l9 3/16 3/23 3130 4/6 2043 IN THE DCSTllCT co...T Of TH( T'Hm» JUDeCaAl DeSTltCT OF THE STAii Ol IMHO. lft MD AMI THI COUffTY Ol PA Y£TTt (llMISTIATI DMSeOft) ITUDDT LOM FUffO Of IOAHO. INC.. a ........... c.,...~ .. ........ ... MMH. nt L; WMOTOft o ........ c..rte.~ms ANOTHO~ FOltlllMCE THE STATI OF IMHO SENDS UiilWiCI to llAltll YN L WMUTOfll the above named Defend. am You are ~ltabfied -----+-- that a complaint has been filed •&•inst you '" the OtstrlCt Court of the Thtrd Judtctaf Oi$tnt'.t a' tbe SUie. of Idaho tn and for the County of Payette tdaho, (1n the Ma11strate 01v1sion thereof) by the above named Pta1ntiff ~you are hereby d1!'9cied to ftle a wntten 8"Swef' °' written ' mohon 1n defense to the said compl11nt ••thin twenty (20) dayt of the semc:e of this summons, and you 8fe futttw not1f.Se tn.t unteu YoU do so Within ttie time ._. specified, the P*ntiff Wilt .... Judi· ment lllllinst '°" -Pf'8yed fof1ntlid~ The nan ol the. dMn .....,.. ,OU 1$ tar I Judi "*" " pr8'ld tor the -ltlllCMd QWI ......... WITM:SS lllV hend Ind the .... of Mkt District CGUft this 11 dllJ ol + .... t• lMJM l STIOI\.£ Cl.r1' d .. 06IWict c..t &,.M~,_. ·~ •RTt OllDM ...,., ........ P.Oe.151. ,. ............... (IEAU AN01'HUt URIC*I a111. •n. •1•• 4/21 2171 • Hll 14-llAKI 11. 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN PUIUC NOTICE T_.1111 NOTICl Of SAU YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A NOTICE OF OELIN QUENT ASSESSMENT LIEN DATED April 28, 1988 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP- ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBltC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEED ING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER On April 13, 1989, at 10:00 A.M. at The Main Entrance. Old County Court House, Corner of Sycamore & Santa Ana Boolevard in the City of Sant.a Ana, County of Oranae, State of California, under the power of sate pursuant lo the terms of those certain Covenants. Cond1t10ns, arid Restrictions recorded on May 11 , 1977 as Book 10122, ind uswe, of Official Records ot Oran&e County. California. Ronald O Roup, a Law Corporation, as trustee fCK Newport Beach Townhouses. the L1enholder under that Assess· ment Lien recorded May 6. 1988 as Instrument No 88· 212095 of the Official Records of said County, and pursuant to Section 1367 of the Civil Code of the State • )f California, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH. payable at tmie of sale 1n lawful money of the United States, all nght, title, and interest in the followm1 described property situated in said County and State: · Unit 15 Lot l of Tract 7530 as shown by map on file as Book 297 Paaes 35-36 of Maps, records of Orange County. Cahforn1a. The purported street address and other common designation, 1f any. of the real property described above, for which the undersianed makes no representation or warranty, is: 4433 West Pacific Coast H1ahway, Newport Beach, California The purported owner of said real property at the time of the Assessment lien was: EDWIN B. DEARBORN and JACQUEL VNE A DEARBORN Said Sale will be made without warranty. express or 1mpl1ed, reprdlfli title. possession, CK encumbrances, to pay the sum of past due Homeownet'.s-auessmenb. re.isonably estimated costs. tees, ChafleS, and interest due at the time of this notice m the amount of $3,360.00. OA TED: March 15, 1989 NEWPORT BEACH TOWNHOUSES BY: RONALD 0. ROUP, A LAW CORPORATION 23101 LAKE crNTER DRIVE, SUITE 310 LAKE FOREST, CALIFORNIA 92630 (714) 472-2366 3/23 3130 4/6 2065 Ufl AHO ACCIOINT AND HEAL TH SYNOPSIS Of ntl ANNUAL ITATDll:NT • YEM aoED DUllllD 31.1-.. "-<*Y Ute ......... c •• , • ., 3520 arud•eJ ..... a., .... II' .. '4111·2565 Total admitted nsets $1405230 884 Total liabilities 1254327 480 Capital stocks 23 120 85() ~ write-iM '°'other than soecial SUl'(Jlus funds Gross paid in and contnbuted surplus Aarepte special surplus Unas.silned funds (surplus) Gain (Loss) from operations Netlnoatne lncrMM (0.CtMSe) .n Capttal and Surplus durina 1988 Insurance in force: Natlonwtde ~cident & Haith premiums · Schedule H ·Col. 1, Line l) lnsuntnee in FOR:e: Califomaa Business P-.11 • Accident and hMtth pr8miums · Direct 0 5268609 0 122 513945 14629182 14 208 656 2 675 807 12 536 932 000 13 n1a1s 702475 725 California Business p._. 98 491 We hereby certify that the above items are in ~a .tth the Annual StM.ment tor the 1W' etlded Oecellit>er 31, lM madetothe Insurance~ of the S.... of California, put$U8nl to law. John K "°9lti"I a Nlwne of Va Prftidef1t & Controller · H Marshell a.tfi.td Nlwne of Secrwtaty 319 3/16 3123 3/30416 2028 PU-..c NOTICI NOnCI Of DU1" MD Of Kill• TO AD ... lllU UTATI Of HUM.IY Lii MOTUY CAll ...... A-1474M To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, cont1npnt creditors and persons who may be ~se intelested In the will or estate, °' both, of HURLEY LEE MOTLEY • A PETITtON h.s been filed by OALE E. MOTLEY 1n the -SupettOf~rt of Callfom1arc.ounty o6 ORANGE fim&Klle!tt-- "'I that DALE E.. MOTLEY be appointed as personal repteSent.ltn1e to administer the Kta1e of tM decedetit lHE PETITION reQL!eSts authority to ..Sm1n1ster the utatt! under the Independent Administration of EsQtes Act (This authCK1ty allows the persoNI representative to !Ake many KttOns without obU1n1nc court a~t Before talu" certain Ktions. ho#e'llef, the personal representative 1s requ•red to give notice to interested persons unless they have waived notice or conNnCed to tN Pf'.opoMd .ctton ) The ndependent ltdm1ntstt1tton 1uth0ritywill.tie &ranted unless an·~ pt'rSOn Mes II'\ objection to this petition and shows fOOd ~ why the couft should not 11 ant the M.tthortty A HEMING on the pet1tt0n .. 11 be hefd on 41 13/89 • at 1 ·45 PM '" Dept 3 icx.ted at 700 C1v1c Center OrMt w .... Santa Ant. CA ~701 If YOU OIJ£CT to the .,ant1nc of the '*"'°"· you should ...._'appear at the hMfinl and state your Ob;eCtiall• 0t fi .. .,,._, obj«bon$. ..tt'I the court i.tore the ._..,.., 'f<M' aooNrance may be 1n PWtOn or by JOU' .....-; • ,,... IF YOU M£ A CREOfTOR or affllllt...,.. ctedieor ol the llec1111d. ~ """' ,... ~ dMn with the COUit ...s nWI. ~to the penoMt ,..,. .......... epponed .,,, .. ~ within bk "'°""" '""" tM ... ol first uu.a of ~ .. pnMded '" MCtiof\ 9100 ol thj Caliturriil ,..,... Codi The INne tor ..... deims ..,, ..,...,.to bu months from thedMeolttte ..... , ludMaCM. YOU MAY Et.\MIN£ tN ftle .._ -., f'9 COUt1 H ~ r • ...,... .... 11t1din1M.....,,,.,,,....,...,. fM ........... _ ........... " ....... "' ... , .. , ...... , ... ,._.. " ...... --. " llY ' ..... ~ ......... in l9ttion 1290 " • Ctlfcl • "'' 111 C...,. .._,.. ...,...., Na1ic:e Ifft ............ AISC• 9 .-..: QM.I E MOTl.IY, -.,.,., In ,., .... W • .,..._ •. IM6. YI Al•l•t. CA 20M PUalC NO'TIC( NOTICE Of DEATH ANO OI Ni lllON TO ADMINtSTD ESTATE Of R. f. _., D t M .......... 1£uea ,....;a.,.. Ill .... C..•Al47514 To 111 heirs, beneficiaries, creditors. contin1ent creditors. and persons who may be othefwise interested in the will or estate, or both. of R. f McCLELLAN also known as REUB£N FREDERICK McCLELLAN: A PETITION has beef'! fited by Neal McClellan in the Superior Court ol Calitom~. County of Qnwwe ntQUeStina that Neal McCJetlan be -c>PC>lnted as personal represen· tatiYl(s) to admimstet the estJlte of the decedent. THE PETITION requests authority to administef the estate under the Independent Administration of EsDtes Act (Th11 authority allows the personal ~ to t.atce many actions without obta•rnnc court ~. Before tak1nc certlin actions, ti.o wewer. the penonal representat1"9 is required to aiw notice to i~ pel'$00$ uf\tess they ha"9 waived notfce or ~ to the proposed action.) The independent administf'llion authority well be &ranted unless an •nterest.d P9BOC' files wi obtecbon to this petition and shows IDQCt cause whr the court should noC &r9nt the authority. A HEARING on the petition will be held on April 13. 1989, at \ 45 PM 1n Dept No. 3 loaled at 700 CMc Center Omia West, Satmi Ana, CA 92701. IF YOU OBJECT to the crant1nc of the pettbon, )QI should eithet appear at the tieannc and state '°"' ot>tectt00s or file written obtecttons with the court before the hbfln&. Your appearance may be In pefSOCl or by Y'(JlJt lttomey IF YOlJ ARE A CREDITOR or a continaent creditor of the deceased, rou must file your claim W1th ~ coutt .end matl a copyto the personal representatiw appointed by the court Within fOUf months from the dllte-0( fir$t • 1!.Stance of letters u proyided 1n Section 9100 of the ~lifom1a Probate Code. The time fOf fil1nc claims will not tJlptre prior lo foor months from the date of the hearina noticed aboYe , • YOU M~.DAMlNE the file kept by the coon If you Me ~·~ff' 1n~ested in the estate. YoU may file with 1h~ coun a formal Request for Special Not1ct of lhe f111na I an 1~ntoty and appra1semenl of estat 1ue-ts or of any pet111on or account as provided 1n sect•Of\ 1250 of t~ Call'°' n1a Probate Code A ~equest for Special Notice fOf m is va1labte from the coun cle4'k al McCJellan, Pet1tl0f'ef(s) J ROBERT BAAOfSH. Esq AttOfney ~) '°' Pet1tioner(s) ( PO eo. 1305 Woodland H•lls, CA 91364 3123 3130 416 2064 NOTICE Of ntUSTIFI SAl.E Loan No. 0978021/CONCANNON T.S No ll01676 UNITCOOEL CROCKER CUSTOOY COAf!OAATIOH as dutY ~ f nAtM under the ~"I delct1bld deed of trust WILL S(U AT PUlllC AUCTION TO THE HfGHCST BH>OER FOlt CASH (In the fofms which are i.wtut...,..., in the Unitiad S..) IJllfdlor the ~1. certiMd or aetw c._... splieiMd .., CMI Code Section 2924" ~ lft ........ time of Nie) ... ncht. titte and 111•• CCMIWwed ID Md now hild .,, It undlf aid Died II TIUll en .. Pf°'*'W ......, .... delcribed: TRUSTOR; GMf F. CONCAIJNON Mn a CGHCH*ON •NU1CWW. CIOCKElt HATDW. IMK NCOidld Apirl 11. 1919 •'"*·No. 2M79 tn look 13111 .... --~ ,... ....... allceof the ,..,...., 1110.....C.U..,, ~--II.,.. l911cr•11 ttw lt'a h•r@,... un IOF .._,. NO:au. '"'"'cm 0/1..,cm 1UCtt. CCUITY Oii OMNGl. STATt Ol1 CMRM114 AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 94, PAGES 45 TO 47 INCLUSIVE. MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. IN THE OFFICE or THE COUNTY RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY EXCEPTING THEREFROM ALL OtL. GAS, MINERALS, ANO HYROROCARBON SUBSTANCES BELOW A DEPTH OF 500 FEET, MEASURED FROM THE SURFACE OF SAID LANO, WITHOUT THE RIGHT OF ENTRY UPON THE SURFACE THEREOF, AS RESERVED IN DEED RECORDED IN BOOK 9910, PAGE 448, OFFICIAL RECORDS OF SAID ORANGE COUNTY YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST OATEO 4/06179. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE or THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 1915 CHU BASCO DRIVE, CORONA OEL MAR, CA 92625 "(If a street address or common des1anation of property 1s shown above. no warranty ls given as to 1ls complete- ness or correctness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, by reason of a breach or default 1n the obli&ations secured thereby, heretofCKe executed and delivered to the undersilfled a w1tten Declaration of Default and Demand 101 Sale, and wntten notice of default and of election to cause the unders11ned to sell said property to satisfy said oblia~tions, and thereafter the cmdersi1ned caused said notice of default and of eJectt0n to be recatded December 7, 1988 as Instr No 88-637280 of Offlc1at Recor<b in the office of the Recorder of Oranae Coun\y; Said Sale will be made, but without covenant or watTanty, express or implied. re.prd1na titte possesst0n. or encumbrances, to pay the remamma pnnc1pal sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. wi\h interest as in said note provided, advances, 1f any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees. char1es and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be hefd on. Apnl 6, 1989 at 1.30 p m in the lobby ln the bu11d1ng located at 601 South Lewis Street, Oranee. California 92668. • At the lm. of the inib31 publjcation of thtS notice. the totaf amount of the unpaid balance at the obli1ation secured by the above described deed of trust and estimated c:<lsb, e•penses, and advances 1s S 168,207. 73. It is possible that at the time of sale the opening bid ~ be less than the total indebtedness due If 9ltlilabfe, the expected open1na bKt may be obtained by caflinc the followi111 telephone numbers on the day befOfe the sale: (714) 385-4837 or (213) 627...a65 Date: March 12, 1989 CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION as said Trustee, By TO SERVICE COMPANY, aaent. By Chris Oemlow • Asst. Yice President. 601 South Lewis St, Oranae. tA 92668 (714) 385-4700. 3/16 3123 3130 TAC# 6028702 . 2053 IMOl51 Ufl AND ACCIOlHT ANO HlAlTH SYNOfSIS Of TMl ANNUAL STATbdltT • Y£AJt POD DICIM .. 31, 1- ol SOUTtfWU1'Uft UR INSUUNCl COMPANY OM.LAS. TDAS T ota1 admitted assets $5,963.840,292 5. 723.840,292 5,000.000 Total habilities Capal stocks Aai..-wnte·1ns for other than speci.a surplus funds Groa ~ in and contributed surplus AarePte special surplus Unasscned funds (surplus) 421.807.227 191,637,09 4.-0 (378,444,706) 77.091,152 77.866,531 Gain (Loss) from operation$ Net Income Increase (Decrease) in Capt~I and Surplus dunn& 1988 Insurance 1n force; NalJonwtde Accident & Heattt\ l)Nm1Ums • Schedule II I~ in Force: c.t1forn11 0 39.799,632 2.96'.837 Business Paee 604.503,067 Acctdent and i..tth premiums · Direct Calibnia Busmess Pate 132,563 We Mreby certify that the above items· are 1n ac~ with the Annual Statement for the'/&" ended Oecember31, 1-madetothelnsuranceComm1ssioner of the Stile of California, pursuant to i.w Richard P Plmsner Name at Vice Presfdent Perry W. White Name of Assistant Secret~ry 3/9 3/16 3123 3/30 4/6 '°euc NOTICE FICTIT10US'"8'111N£SS NAME STATtMENT The tot '"i person is doin bus.mess ti S£ASIOE FINANCIAL, 204 Tustin Ave . N1•111rpert B h, CA 92b6l Antony Wayn Sh. w, 204 Tustin N ·wl)Urt Bt".ach. CA 92663 This t>usmess 1s c:ort duc:ted by an 1nd1v1du.tl ( ned) Antony W Sh. w This Slll rri~nt was filed w1tl'I lhe Coun1y Clerk of Or ani" County on March 21, 1'189 hi No f' 41 2840 3/Jl 4/1.4/14 .. ,,l 2080 2030 "-'9UC NOTICE -$1An.JIT Of AIWIDOHllll.NT Of USE OF FICTITIOUI eusurtHS NAiil fl32S90 The folloowtn pe1SOf'I has abandoned the use of the f1ct1t1ous bus11\eH name SEAVIEW EXECUTIVE SER VICES 2855 E. Co.Jst High way, Pa110 Suite A. Cororo di!l M,,, CA q2625 Jf'an S Mac:kav. 42!>2 Shor rest Lane, Cofona del Mar, CA 92625 This bu~1ness w COO· dut1ed by n 1nd1v1dual S1&ned Jean S Mtckay This statement w filed with the County Clerk of Orlnp County ~ M<ttCh 6. 1989' 3/9 l/16 3123 3/30 2024 " ..... "*8CNOTICI llATIMIJIT Of AUNDOl•INT Of Ull cw ntilttoUI ....... .... T" follo-t1n1 perso"'1 h.._. at.ic:Joned the UM <>! the flcht1ous b1111ness n1me SIMS l GAEGOA. 881 Oollitf [)JM,~ 35. NeWport Beed\. CA 92663 TN fictiljOut .,..,_$ NMnt1• ........ toebOlleWff t1~ m Oflf'llt CountY on Oct 5. 1916, F1L£ MO r. 3229S7. w.-It. StfM, A PrGlls .-..~ ... eatttor s ' Class· VISA/MASTER· CARD US CHARGE Guaranteed Regardless of Credit Rat 1n~ CALL NOW 2 131 925 9906 EXT U 3934 206-Funeral Services STRICKLER. Richard L R.l. died at Hoag Hosp• tal Friday. March 24. 1989 of heart f a1lure A long-time Corona del Mar resident. he will be missed by fr~nds and family He 1s survived by APPLIANCE SERVICE PAULS' APPLIANCE All Makes & Models. 7 dys. ~ St. O.scount on Parts & Labor. 20 years experience. Courteous SeNtee and Reasonal*! Rates. Please Call 556· 1332 ATTORNEY ATTORNEY AT LAW JAMES f . LECK SPECIALIZING JN: •Personal Injury •Auto Injury •Boats, Bikes. 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Ctiabad Women honor their own St gala BY PEGGY DARNELL The favors of the Lord I will ting forever; through all gener- atiom my mo111h shall pro_claim your faithfulness. -Psalm 89 A lovely tribute to 350 moth- ers and daughters was presented by Cbabad Women of Irvine at its annual evening of musical entertainment and comedy revue recently at the Newport Resort Hotel in Newport Beach. INSIGHTS The theme .. The Week of the Jewish Woman" included a special ceremony of daughters from local temples honoring their mothers. Among the hono- rees were Susan and Alyse Bender from Temple Betb Sholom; Adele and Jo-Anne Bilewitz from Beth Jacob Con- gregation; Michelle. Beth and Adriene Cohen from Temple Bat Yahm; Janie Brandi Krantz c. from Chabad of Irvine; Doreen and Anna Kingston and Gail, Leanne, Michelle and Sharon Lerman of Congregation Aha- vas Yisrocl; Gloria and Jenny Potash of Beth Meir Hacohen; Yonat and Sbimrit Swartzon and Amina and Miriam New- man from Congregation Loba- vitch of \_,ong Beach. First Lady Barbara Bush sent a letter which included the following thoughts; ..... 1 have WE'RE A CHURCH IN RENEWAL Traditional 7:30 AM Contemporary 9:00 AM Charismatic 10:4S AM Cburcb School 9:00 AM ..... -=··~-... a..~.,.-·~·' - SAJ1'T JAllES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3209 Via Udo ••pert •·t-1 .. CA • 93663 714/675-()2]0 ............... .. ,..." ... a Pt 11l1f 0 seen the enduring strength and compassion of Jewish womcn- attributcs so often shown in the most difficult of circumstances. As a beneficiary of America's Judco·Christian tradition. I aeeply appreciate the f undamen- tal role of Judaism in the growth of our civilization and I salute all of you for ca"ying on tha\ role as proud Jewish women. Wi sdom, knowledge and understanding-what better goals could there be, for Chabad, or for any of us?" Ruthcllen Plummer. mayor J'ro tcm of Newport Beach, gave llAIAH ec , • ., ,,,, .. ._..,..._....,...a1s-.rn. Ralbbi ..... 0. Set.a pre .. dlint Joel Mnmlohn ........................ u ..... Q 'f a.Ilda ,... ...... 11 11 IEl•DM: lllW. 31 .. TorM R11•1 lltMW' 2111 Mar Vllaa Dri•e, Newport 8adt (Jambf>rtt cl wt Bluff South)• "'°1341 the proclamation in honor of the event. C. Rochel Duchman, who recently gave birth to her fi(th daughter, presented her message which included the idea of Miracle of Purim. as a time of inspiration to do good deeds with joy from the heart, to remember Queen Esther as the symbol of light, joy. gladness and honor. "' · Of special interest during this evening was the comedy skit of Dinie Sabol as the mother of R teenage daughter, played by Sarah Sherman, where genera· tional differences were enacted in great good humor and much understanding in this particular audience of mothers and teen- age daughters. Highlighting this occasion was the Israeli singing sensation. Ruthi Navon, a most talented and beautiful woman. Between her joyous and soulful musical numbers, she spoke of her return to her faith. 0 1t began to happen slowly when I felt that as an entertainer, I was living a very exciting, fast- paccd life," Navon said. "Then I survived a terrible automobile accident and saw a young woman in the emergency room with me who didn't. I did not immediately begin my faith journey, it was gradual. I was in New York City and a friend invited me to share a Shabbos dinner with er one Friday night." She was touched and now follows the orthodox path explicitly. She spoke of her joy to watch her children being raised also in this tradition. Everyone joined in folk dan- ces afterward and looking for- ward to next year's celebration. Religious Directory · A f rce public Christian Science lecture entitled, .. God Holds Safe What We Hold Dear" will address how we can pray to solve difficult situations, or even crises. The discussion will exp19nd to show the distinction between this spiritual remedy and""various modes of human will. This one-hour talk will include healings of physical illness and community challenges. The lecture will be held on Thursday, April 6 at 8 p.m. at the Second Church of Christ, Scientist in Newport Beach. The church is located at 3100 Pacific View Drive in Corona del Mar. Dr. Robert Coe Gilbert, C.S.B. is the featured speaker. Child care will be provided and parking is plentiful. Everyone is invited to attend. Gilbert is a C hristian Scientist' practitioner and teacher. He served as a full·time chaplain for the Army, including a tour in Vietnam and al o has served as a chaplain in civilian prison . He live with hi wife and two sons.in Oaremont . ••• Beth Jacob Congregation of Irvine wall sponsor a lecture by Rabbi Aryeh Weiner, We t Coast director of Kashrut upervision of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregation of America, on Wed .• April Sat 7:45 p.m. The lecture. entitled ''Kashrut: The Inside Story,•· will focus on how the layperson can ascertain the Kashrut of food products. an update of contemporary problem in u~rvi ion and in tructions on how to Kosher one's home for Pusovcr. The lecture will be held at 3701 Parkview Lane. #25 in Irvine . St. Andrew's Presbfterian Church Suridly. ~ 2. -&:10 lnd IC>15 A.M. "TEMPTATIONS FOR A POST-EASTER~ ,..._12:1;a) UICI n. 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSKiN ... II r . PAil H-IAICI 3\, 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ·Home of the Week · Olde ·CdM honle unfinished treasure BY CHERYL STERLING Olde Corona dcl Mar is a real potpourri of different styles of homes, ranging from the very simple beach cottage to elegant formal homes. This wcck•s featured home would fall in the latter category and holds a great potential for an owner willing to put on finishing touches. Located at 2900 Ocean Boulevard, at the comer of Heliotrope, is a prime lot, with maximum space. The home is still under construction and is being sold "as is." It contains approximately 10,000 square feet and will be a real show place when finished. Everything used in the home is top-of-the-line quality. Every window and door bad beveled glass. Oak moldings and cabinc- t ry, tile, bullnose walls and rough hewn beams on wood ceilings arc highlighted. All of the interior doorways arc arched. "This is a landmark estate. with cfosc proximity to the beach, parks and shopping, .. · said Sharon McKinnon with Waterfront Homes, one of the listing agents for the home. "There is not only an ocean view, but it overlooks the jetty and wedge, where you get the benefit of all of the boat traffic in and out of the harbor." ANOTHER WORLD This home would fit right into the coast of the Mediterranean with its architectural style. The original plans call for a pool and spa in the side yard and an architect's model may be seen which gives an indication of what the home will· look like when finished. The massive arched entry door opens from the side into an entry hall. Straight ahead is the sweeping oak staircase with oak bannister. Beyond is a set of French doors opening out onto an intimate patio. On· the left is another ball, with a guest powder room and French doors leading out to the side yard and pool area. To the right of the entry, step down to the formal living room. A turret in the corner with an interesting paneled ceiling in oak and windows looking onto the ocean view. Display niches are placed around. A bank of French doors 9pens on the f root yard and view. A fireplace provides a cozy fceliog. .• Step up to the formal dining room, which is accessible also from the entry hall and butler's pantry from the kitchen,. There is a hollowed out space on one wall for a china cabinet. The windows facing the front yard and view arc bowed and the ceiling over the dining table is coffered with an intercsting- shaped wood-lined soffit. It is in this room that the architect's model is set up on a pedestal. Step through the butler's pantry to the elaborate kitchen. The kitchen is also accessible from the entry hall. The butler's pantry has a large service area, with ample counters and stor- age. A dumbwaiter in this area services the upstairs master bedroom. French doors off the kitchen lead to the intimate patio, where an informal patio table may be set up for outdoor dining. The kitchen contains all of the up-to-<late amenities. including a center island with cooking area and a veggie sink. Overhead is the hoodfan .. All of the cabinets arc oak and have intricate styling on the molding. To the front of the kitchen is the informal dining area, set in bay windows, which look out on the view. Rough hewn ceiling beams form a star pattern over the dining area. The counters are all bullnosc. In one corner is a pueblo-style fireplace and French doors open to the front yard. DOWNSTAIRS WING A long hall off the main entry hall leads to many surprises. A cave-like staircase leads down to a basement room, which con- tains a temperature-controlled wine storage room with tasting area and counters, a powder room and game room. There is a rounded out grotto which is ideal for placement of a game table. Along one wall is a bank of cedar-lined closets. Back up the stairs and on the left ·side of the hall is an elegant library, richly paneled in oak, on the walls and ceiling. Built-in bookshelves, a fireplace and French doors to the side yard arc highlighted. Across the baJI is an office. A fireplace fronted with riverrock is a special focal point. French doors open onto the intimate patio. suite. A little sitting room has built-in bookshelves and enter- tainment center. The bedroom has a walkin closet and private bath with tile work. Both rooms have deep coff crcd ceilings. Down the hall on the left is a bath for serving the pool area. an anti-room bas one wall of closets where guests using the pool may hand their clothing. The bath is tiled in a deep blue and has a stall shower with another door to the side yard. Even the laundry room in this home is elegant, with lots of oak cabinets and a coff crod ceiling. A laundry chute serves the upstairs. Beyond is a door opening to the four-car tandem-style gar- age. A se parate workroom is ideal for those who enjoy hob-· bics. The central vacuum is located in the garage. The downstairs hall and many of the rooms have tcrra cotta pavcrs on the floors .. UPST•IRS ELEGANCE There arc two ways to get upstairs; either from the graceful oak staircase in the entry hall or from the outside side yard, a winding staircase. which leads to the hall and bedroom wing. Going up the entry hall stair- case will put guests at a landing. with the family room towards the front of the home. There is a skylight over the landing. As usual, the view is spectacular from up here. This room is the ultimate in relaxing, with an oak built-in entertainment center and two fireplaces. In the corner turret is a sitdown wet bar, with the sweeping window behind The ceilings are vaulted wooc with rough hewn beams. A bank of French doors opens onto a wide balcony overlooking the view and front of the home. In a s mall hall leading to the luxurious master suite. there is a shell pattern sculpted into the ceiling above the double door. On the walls on each side arc display niche . The master suite has a special sleeping alcove in a bay window setting. French doors open out to the balcony. In one comer is a fireplace. In another is a wet bar with dumbwaiter access from the butler's pantry. A tunnel-like hallway leads to the elegant bath. There are two walk-in closets in this hallway Continuing down the haU is . a set of doors to the side yard and pool and a story solarium room in a turret, with windows extendin1 alJ the way up. A small powder room is beyond that. . and the private toilet room. The. shower is an unusual pass- tbrough style. There are double sinb set into the oak pullman. A,1kyligbt lets in natural light. Step up to the· relaxing Roman tub. Actas the ball is a maid's BEDROOM WING A hall at the stair landing· leads to th·e bedroom wing. There is a built-in aquarium and maintenance access is ttirouah a closet in the ball. The next door leads to a guest bath, witb a comer bathtub, skylilbt and sink set into a arotto. The lint bedroom hu built· in bookshelves, a baywindow with wiDdow seat, a walk-in cloeet uid ptjvate tiled bath. ~:··-BIHUAI ftll C.-M ....... _ • '9 1 '1 t l - ;'IM ~bedroom suite bu a bUilt-ia cleK in front ol tbe Willdow, ia ..Wition to built-in >ooU••tv.. walk-in dolll ud 11 B ................ ,,, I ....... . ........ ..... ::=ci·;;to~-... ... ... NATURAL U&HT·A sqtilM Mf tlll,....... 1llewl it atlral Hpt 11 Hie fullly ...... Tiii llli*le M tlll ripe Is I llllh·ll ....... PHOTOS IY MARY OECHIRICO/ NEWPORT ENSIGN winding staircase to the side yard. Next to that is a window cat and the laundry chute. A third bedroom suite bas the built-in desk and bookshelves, walkin closet and private tiled bath with a stall shower. All of the bedrooms have vaulted wood ceilings with r~1gh hewn beams. At the end of the ball is a retreat for the youngsten of the ho,use. This is an ideal place for entertaining friends. There is a built-in entertainment center and a soda fountain wet bar. Skylights and French doors to the balcony arc other highlights. Notable is a little belltower-like skylight over the middle of the room. REALTOR INFORMA· TION/ FINANCIAL FACTS The home is offered at $4,999,000 by Sharon McKin- non and Regena Richardson of Waterfront Homes. The office is located at 24j6 W, Coast High-- way in Newport Beach. For more information or viewing, call 631-1400. UICI 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN_,_ .. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. R..aton® emu IEL UI Ultra contemporary new condos, near completion. Striking 2 bdrms with secluded 2nd floor master suite, den & inside laundry. Soaring 2 story living room with fireplace opening to large deok. 131-1408 .................................. 1351.000 HUllTINITOll IEACH Walk to the ocean from this tile roofed 3 bdrm townhome with cozy fireplace, large patio backing to green belt & double attached garage. Community tennis & lots of open area. 631 ·'400 ................................. 1235.000 EASTSIDl COSTA IUA Very-spacious 6 be(jroom. 3 bath "=-= home. Super location near buses & shopping & across from church. Great for large family or possible board & care home. 631·1400 ................................. IZ75.000 WTllDE COSTA IEU Small newer Colonial complex, easy r~ach of back bay walking trails. Charming bright 3 bdrm townhome. master with fireplace. sitting area & Fr. doors & gourmet eat-in kitchen with oak cabs. Lovely brick patio & severaJ decks. Double attached garage. 131 -1400 ............• J ••••••••••••••••••• 1!11.500 UYVtEW COUil Outstanding J .M. Peters 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in Gate guarded comple>< with community pool & spa. Steps from trails & wildlife preserve on the upper bay. 710-3llO ................................. 1305.000 SANTA All 4 bdrm Meredith Gardens family home with pool & spa in very nice area. Handsome red tile roof. formal dining room & paneled family room with fireplace. 71G-3IOO ................................. 13!5.000 llEWPGIT IEllllTI Quality constructed 3 bdrm town- home. Light & bright with white paver tile flooring throughout first floor & marble floored bathrooms. 131·14M ................................. 1311.500 ... lf.ACI CLDlf duplex only 4 houses from sand. Use as- ls, build or ad-on. Easy to rent 2 bdrm (with beamed ceilings) & 1 bdrm units with nice patio area in superior location. 13•·1411 ................................. 1375.• IEWPllT IElllTI ''Pride of ownerahfp0 4 bdrm Meditetranean atyte home. formal dining & country kitchen with nook. Custom built with large aundeck & high ceilings around entry courtyard. Oceen & bay views. • U1·1411 .................................. 1111• CORONA DEL MAR 2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY 714-760-3600 • NEWPORT COllHCIAL on large lot across from Balboa Bay Club. Tremendous development potential in these 7 individual offices with 50' of frontage on West Coast Highway & high visibility. Great for owner user. 631·1400 .............. · ................... 1495.000 UDO ISLE Good value on island for this 3 bdrm home. Great for entertaining with large living room opening to sunny patio and small yard. Recently remodeled kitchen & large sundeck off master. a very bright & open floor plan. REDUCED!! 131 -1400 ................................. 1539.000 .,. NEWPORT OCEANFRONT Unlimited potential in this "teardown" property with great white-water ocean view. 631 -1400 ................................. 1564.000 NEW-L~STINGS NEWPnRT BAYFRONT masterpiece. 8 years in the making. Magnif1ce11T 4 bdrm in a superior wide -bay location with a state of the art stainless steel & teak dock for a large yacht The gracious living room has paneled fireplace wall & seamless glass doors opening to the expansive bricked bayf ront terrace. A fabulous art deco stairway circles skyward from the dramatic 2 story glass trance and there is generous use of marble, granite & custom cabinetry throughout 131 -1400 ................................ S%.&2S.DOG COIONA IEL IAll an exceptional new 6 bdrm Mediter- ranean home over 1 o.ooo Sq. Ft under 1 roof with the finest "estate quality" construction. Located on a huge corner lot just steps to beach with fabulous ocean views. Awaiting completion after 3 years under construction. it Includes huge living & dining rooms, 2 family rooms (1 on 2nd floor opening to large view terrace). library, den, wine cellar & basement billiard/ projection room. Among the special features are hand hewn beams, bull-nose moldings & 7 fireplaces. 631-1400 ................................ 14.IM.DIO SEA ISLAND An extraordinarily special property, ideal for the professional couple. A customized one level 2 bdrm floor plan, now a one bdrm & den plus bonus exercise room. Huge living area, formal dining. gourm.et kitchen and stunning decor. Wrap around windows with views of bay. lake & golf course. 631 ·1400 ................................. Sito.DOG llAllOll V1EW llOIES Fabulous 2 story remodel with tile & Berber carpeted floors & vaulted ceilings. The best of everything in this highly customized model perfect home with 4 bdrms, family room open to kitchen & formal dining. Master suite with his/hers baths & cedar closet 131·1411 ................................. SIZ5,llG PEJHUULA PGllT Masterfully remodeled classic 3 bdrm home with den/study (or 4th bdrm}. family room, formal dining room and country kitchen. Beamed ceiling in living & dining rooms. 2 fireplaces. paned windows. new carpet & beautiful landscaping. Just steps to ocean & 1 block to bay. 131-1411 ................................. IR5 ... Ull8A ISLAND Spacious 3 bdrm family home with den & family room with wet bar. Warm wood paneling. fireplace & cathedral ceilings in living room plus.super studio apartment with fireplace & sundeck. 173-llGO ........•.•.......•.............. 1175.• PHlllULA POINT OCUNFROIT Fabulous 4 bdrm upside down house with Incredible views. Spacious, bright rooms with terrazzo & parquet flooring, custom shutters, skylights & an elevator. Fireplaces in downstairs family room & gracious upstairs living room. Price DROPPED!! U1-t411 ..............••.•...••....... (Lii ... • NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 LI~ ISLE Charming 3 bdrm with 2 complete master suites. 1 up with adjoining family room & on" down, plus ~arge formal dining room. Country French decor. custom built-in & private patio on lovely street 631 -1400 ................................. 1750.800 SPYGLASS Hill Beautiful 5 bdrm with den, family room & formal dining. Clean contemporary styling with white tile throughout grand entry, family & dining· rooms & eaHn kitchen French doors & paned windows. private pool & spa & lovely view ot tuHs 631 ·1400 ................................. H25.000 BAYFROMJ with dock for a very largeyactitplus fabulous wide harbor views. Sophisticated ''Old World" ambience in th is 2 bdrm condo with den. marble fireplace & large sunny terrance perfect for enter- taining. Charming 4 unit complex. 631-1400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. 1925.000 UDO ISLE Beautifully designed 5 bdrm home on almost double lot Professionally decorated & finished to perfection with formal dining & family rooms & den. paned windows, Fr. doors & beamed ceilings i1l living room. Brici< patio with private spa. Just i=ELL OUT OF ESCROW!• 131 -1400 ................................. 1915.DIO :-.. DOVER SHORES 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 floors, antique German glass windows, oak molding & cabinetry & used brick. The sunny rear terrace drops to an add1t1onal deck & dock for a so· yacht 631 -1400 ................................ I 1.150.000 LINDA ISLE Lovely tradional 4 bdrm. each with bath. on oversized lot with dock & side ties. Circular stairway. spacious living room. cozy study with fireplace & builtins, formal dining & family room with French dooors to huge bays1de pabos. Finest quality throughout with oak floors & cabinetry. an impeccable home. 131-1418 ................................ 11.515.• UDO lllE bayfront on huge pie shaped lot with 73' of bay frontage & fabulous wide turning-basin views. Dock will accommodate a 11 O' yacht Nice older 5 bdrm home with great potential for remodel or build your dream home. 131·1411 ................................ S!.515.• COIOIA Ill llAI at the beach with magnificent views of sand, sky, ocean & harbor entrance. Generously scaled on two lots, this 3 bdrm home is decorated with rare integrity to its dramatic contemporary architecture. A featured home in .. Orange County" magazine. the bright & open feeling is highlighted by bleached hardwood ftoors & 1 o· mahogany doors. U1·t• ................................ R.•.• BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE 315 MARINE AVE. 714-673-6900 ti) • 2.1 - ' PME 11-llUCI 31, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ·Home of the Week · Olde CdM home unfinished treasure BY CHERYL STEHLING Olde Corona del Mar is a real potpourri of different styles of homes, ranging from the very simple beach cottage to elegant formal homes. This wcek·s featured home would fall in the latter category and holds a great potential for an owner willing to put on f mishing touches. Located at 2900 Ocean Boulevard, at the corner of Heliotrope, is a prime lot, with maximum space. The home is still under construction and is being sold .. as is." It contains approximately I 0,000 square feet and will be a real show place when finished. ' Everything used in the home is top-of-the-line quaJjty. Every window and door had beveled glass. Oak moldings and cabine- try, tile, bullnose walls and rough hewn beams on wood ceilings arc highlighted. All of the interior d'!orway~ are arc .. This is a landmark estate, with close proximity to the beach, parks and shopping,•• · said Sharon McKinnon with Waterfront Homes, one of the listing agents for the home. .. The~ is not only an ocean view, but it overlooks the jetty and wedge, where you get the benefit of all of the boat traffic in and out of the harbor." ANOTHER WORLD This home would fit tight into the coast of the Mediterranean with its architectural style. The original plans call for a pbol and spa in the side yard and an architect's model may be seen which gives an indication of what the home will look like when finished. The massive arched entry door opens from the sjdc into an entry hall. Straight ahead is the sweeping oak staircase with oak bannister. Beyond is a set of French doors opening out onto an intimate patio. On the left is another ball, with a guest powder room and French doors leading out to the side yard and pool area. To the right of the entry, step down to the formal living room. A turret in the comer with an interesting paneled ceiling in oak and windows looking onto the ocean view. DiSplay niches are · placed around. A bank of Frncb doon opens on the front yard aaif vie·w. A fireplact . providea a cozy feclina. Step up to the formal dining room. wbieb ii acca&ible also from the entry hall and butler's pantry from the kitchen,. There is a hollowed out space on one wall for a china cabinet. The windows facing the front yard and view arc bowed and the ceiling over the dining table is coffered with an interesting- shaped wood-lined soffit. It is in this room that the architect's model is set up on a pedestal. Step through the butler's pantry to the elaborate kitchen. The kitchen is also accessible from the entry hall. The butler's pantry has a large service area, with ample counters and stor- age. A dumbwaiter in this-area services the upstairs master bedroom. French doors off the kitchen lead to the intimate patio, where an informal patio table may be set up for outdoor dining. . The kitchen contains all of the up-to-date amenities, including a ~ntcr island.with cooking area and a veggie sink. Overhead is the hoodf an. All of the cabinets are oak and have intricate styling on the molding. To the front of the kitchen is the informal dining area, set jn bay windows, which look out on the view. Rough hewn ceiling beams form a star pattern over the dining area. The counters arc all bullnose. In one comer is a pueblo-style fireplace and French doors open to the front yard. DOWNSTAIRS WING A long hall off the main entry hall leads to many surpri cs. A cave-like staircase leads down to a basement room, which con- tains a temperature-controlled wine storage room with tasting area and counters, a powder room and game room. There is a rounded out grotto which is ideal for placement of a game table. Along one wall is a bank of cedar-lined closets. Back up the stairs and on the left side of the hall is an elegant library. richly paneled in oalc, on the walls and ceiling. Built-in bookshelves, a fireplace and French doors to the side yard arc highlighted. Across the hall is an office. A fireplace fronted with rivcrrock is a special focal point. French doors open onto the intimate patio. Continuing down the hall is a set of doon to the side yard' and pool and a story solarium room in a turret, with windows extendina all the way up. A small powder room is beyond that. Actas the ball is a maid•s suite. A little sitting room has built-in bookshelves and enter- tainment center. The bedroom has a walkin closet and private bath with tile work. Both rooms have deep coffered ceilings. Down the hall on the !eft is a bath for serving the pool area. an anti-room has one wall of closets where guests using the pool may hand their clothing. The bath is tiled in a deep blue and has a stall shower with anQthcr door to the side yard. Even the laundry room in this home is elegant, with lots of oak. cabinets and a coffered ceiling. A laundry chute serves the ups_tairs. Beyond is a door opening to the four-car tandem-style gar- age. A separate workroom is ideal for those who enjoy hob- bies. The central vacuum is located in the garage. The downstairs hall and many of the rooms have terra cotta pavers on the floors. UPSTAIRS ELEGANCE There arc two ways to get upstain; either from the graceful oak staircase in the entry hall or from the outside side yard, a winding staircase. which leads to the hall and be~room wing . Going up the entry hall stair- case will put guests at a landing. with the family room towards the front of the home. There is a skylight over the landing. As usual, the view is spectacular from up here. This room i the ultimate in relaxing, with an oak built-in entertainment center and two fireplaces. In the corner turret is a sitdown wet bar, with the sweeping windows behind The ceilings arc vaulted wo0< with rough hewn beams. A bank of French doors opens onto a wide balcony overlooking the view and front of the home. NATURAL ll&HT·A UyfitM Mr ........ llllws t1 '*11 litllt It Ill ta.ily ,_. n. ..... " ... rltM ii ............. . PHOTOS IY MARY DECHIRICO/ NEWPORT ENSIGN In a small hall leading to the luxurious master suite. there is a shell pattern culptcd into the ceiling above the double door. On the walls on each idc arc winding staircase to the ide display niches. yard. Next to that is a window The master suite bas a special cat and the laundry chute. sleeping alcove in a bay window A third bedroom suite bas the setting. French doors open out built-in desk and bookshelvc , to the balcony. In one comer is walkin closet and private tiled a fireplace. In another is a wet bath with a stall shower. All of bar with dumbwaiter acces the bedrooms have vaulted from the butler's pantry. wood ceilings with ro•Jgh hewn A tunnel-like hallway leads to beams. the cleaant bath. There arc two At the end or the b~ is a walk-in closets in this hallway -retreat ,lor the younpten of the and the private toilet room. The house. This is an ideal place for shower is an unusual pass-entcrtainina friends. There is a tbrouah style. There are double built-in entertainment center sinks set into the oak pullman. and a soda fountain wet bar. A skylight lets in natural li1bt. Step up to the· relaxing Roman tub. BEDROOM WING A ball at the stair landing leads to the bedroom wing. 'T'here is a built-in aquarium and maintenance access ii through a clOtet in the hall. · The next door leads to a pest bath, with a comer bathtub, akyliabt and sink set into a potto. The first bedroom has built- in bookshelves, a baywindow with window seat, a walk-in clotet and private tiled bath. rM ~bedroom suite has a IMaila-ia clelk in front of tbe .....,, ia addition to bUilt-in boclt1t1hel, walk-in ca... and •M~-~-~· !!' ia 1111 WI 11911lllal to tM OUllide Skylights and French doors to the balcony arc other highlights. Notable is a little belltower-like skylight over the middle of the room. REALTOR INFORMA- TION/ FINANCIAL FACTS The home is offered at $4,999,000 by Sharon McKin- non and Rqena llicharc»on of Waterfront Homes. The office is located at 2436 W. Coast High- way in Newport Beach. For more information or viewing, call 631-1400. CHIU IB. ... Uhra contemporary new condos.. near comptetion. Striking 2 bdrms with secluded 2nd ftoor master suite. den & inside laundry. Soaring 2 story living room with fireplace opening to large deck. 131·1• ................................. 1351.• lllTIHTll IOCI Walk to the ocean from this tile roofed 3 bdrm townhome with cozy fireptace, large patio backing to green belt & double attached garage. Community tennis & lots of open area. &31 -1418 ................................. sm.ooo WTSIDE COSTA •W Very spacious 6 bedroom. 3 bath home. Super locatJon near buses & shopping & across from church. Great for large family or possible board & care home. 131-1411 ................................. tt75.MO WTlllE CISlA •DA Small newer Colonial complex. easy reach of back bay walking trails. Charming bnght 3 bdrm townhome. master with fit~ace. sitting· area & Fr. doors & gourmet eat·in kitchen with oak cabs.. Lovely brick patio & several decks. Double attached garage. A 1·1 • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ 1211.511 UMEW CMT Outstanding J.M. P9'ers 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in Gate guarded complex with community poot & spa. Steps from trails & wildlife preseMt on the upper bay. 7 ..................................... 1315.• SAllTA AU • bdrm Meredith Gardens family home with pool & spa in very nice area Handsome red tile roof. formal -dining room & paneled family room with fireplace. , .. .,. ................................. 1325.• 1£9111 IOllTI Quality constructed 3 bdrm town· home. Light & bright with white paver tile ftooring throughout first ftoor & marble ftoored bathrooms. Ut-t• ................................. lm.511 If.Kl a.m duplex only • houses from sand. U9e as- is. build or ad·on. Easy to rent 2 bdrm (with beamed ceilings) & 1 bdrm units wittl nice patio area in superior location. A1·1• ........ LL _____ ~--~ •••••••••••••• Ull:• 11••11t llmtl "Pride of ownership.. ' bdrm M1dl'9IT8n1an ~ home. tormel dining & country kitehen wi'th nook. Custom bUiet with '-98 sundeck & high ceilings around entry courtyard. Ocean & bey ..... CORONA DEL MAR 2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY 714-760-3600 ... IEWflll Clll9EICIAl on targe lot across from Balboa Bay Club. Tremendous development potential in these 7 individual offices with so· of frontage on West Coast Highway ~ high visibility. Great for owner user. 131·1• ................................. 1415.000 UM ISLE Good value on island for this 3 bdrm home. Great for entertaming with large hvmg room opening to sunny patio and small yard. Recently remodeled kitchen & large sundeck off master. a very bright & open ftoor plan. REDUCED" Ul-1411 ................................. 1539.000 IEWPORT OCUIFIOIT Unlimited potential 1n this "teardown" property wi~ great wh1te·water ocean view. &31 ·1400 ................................. 1564.000 NEW LISTINGS •EWPOIT UYHOlfl masterpiece. 8 years 1n the making Magnificent 4 bdrm in a su nor wide bay location ,____,, 1~with a stale of tne art stainless steel & teak dock for a large yacht The gracious hvmg room has paneled fireplace wall & seamless glass doors opening to the expansive bricked -bayf ront terrace. A fabulous art deco stairway circles skyward from the dramatic 2 story glass trance and there 1s generous use of marble. granite & custom cabinetry throughout 131-1411 ................................ 12.125 •• CIMU IB. DI an exceptional new 6 bdrm Mediter· ranean home over 10,000 Sq. Ft under 1 roof with the finest .. estate quality" construction. Located on a huge comer lot iust steps to beach with fabulous ocean views. Awaiting.completion after 3 years under construction, it includes huge living & dining rooms, 2 family rooms (1 on 2nd floor opening to large view tenace). library, den, wine ceffar & basement billiard/ pro;ection room. Among the special features are hand hewn beams, bull-nose moldings & 7 fireplaces. 131·1• ........................................ . SEA &SWI An extraordinarily special property, ideal tor the professional couple. A customized one level 2 bdrm ftoor pfan. now a one bdrm & den pf us bonus exercise room. Huge living area. formal\ d1mng, gourmet kitchen and stunning decor. Wrap around windows with v.ews of bay. lake & golf course. 131-1411 .............................. · ... 1121.• Ullll VIEW •El Fabulous 2 story remodel with tile & Berber carpeted floors & vaulted ceilings. The best of everything in this h;ghly customized modet perfect home with 4 bdrms. family room open to kitchen & formal dining. Master suite with his/hers baths & cedar closet 131·1• ................................. Sift.• PUllllU ,.IT Masterlully remodefed classic 3 bdrm home with den sfu or -ul l>CJrmJ. ramify room, tormal dining room and country kitchen. Beamed ceiling in living & dining rooms. 2 fireptaces. paned windows, ne¥t carpet & beautiful landscapmg. Just steps to ocean & 1 block to bay. 131·1• ................................. 1111.• Ml•• IU.All Spacious 3 bdrm family home with den & family room with wet bar. Warm wood panehng, fireplace & cathedral ceihngs in living room plus super s1udao apartmen' with fireplace & sundeck. 17~ ................................. 1175- PE•mu PlllT ICUlf91T Fabulous• bdrm upside down house with incredtbfe views. Spac•ous. bnght rooms with terrazzo & parquet flooring, custom shutteJs, skylights & an elevator. Ftreplaces 1n downs1aJrs famify room I grac•ous upstairs living room. Pnce DROPPED'' Ul~I-.............................. (lll llH.111 NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 .. UICI JI. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN_,ME 11 f UDO ISLE Charming ;3 bdrm with 2 complete master suites. 1 up with ad1oinsng family room. & one down. plus large formal dining room. Country French decor, custom built-in & private patio on lovely street 631·1400 .............................. ~ .. 1750.000 SPYGLASS Hill Beautiful 5 bdrm with den, family room & formal dining. Clean contemporary styling with white tile throughout grand entry, family & dining rooms & eat-in kitchen French doors & paned windows. private pool & spa & lovely view of hills 631 ·1400 ................................ $825.000 IAYFRONT with dock for a very large yacht plus fabulous w tde harbor Vtews.-Sophisticated "Old World" ambience in this 2 bdrm condo w ith den, marble fireplace & large sunny terrance per:fect for enter- taining. Charming 4 unit complex 631 ·1400 ................................ t 1926.000 UDO ISLE Beautifully designed 5 bdrm home on almost double lot Professionally decorated & finished to perfection with formal dining & family rooms & den. paned windows, Fr. doors & beamed ceilings in living room. Brick patio wrth private spa. Just FELL OUT OF ESCROWJ.! . 131 -1411 ................................. 1115.0GO DOVEi SMOIES bayfront Lo'llely 3 bdrm one story w ith pool table size family room. Country kitchen with breakfast area opens to landscaped patio. Tradition- ally appointed with hardwood floors. antique German glass windows, oak molding & cabmetry & used brick. The sunny rear terrace drops to an additional deck & dock for a so· yacht 131-1400 ................................ ll.150.000 UMDA ISLE Lovely trad1onal 4 bdrm, each with bath. on oversjzed lot with dock & side ties. Circular stairway. spacious living room. cozy study with fireplace & bu1lllns, formal dining & family room with French dooors to huge bays1de patJos. Finest quality throughout with oak floors & cabinetry, an impeccable home. 131 -1411 ................................ S1.5t5.• UDO ISLE bayfront on huge pie shaped lot with 73' of bay frontage & fabulous wide turning·basin views. Dock will accommodate a 11 O' yacht Nice older 5 bdrm home with great potential for remodel or build your dream home. 131-1411 ................................ 12.515.• ~IA Ill llAI at the beach with magnificent views of sand, sky. ocean & harbor entrance. Generously scaled on two lots, this 3 bdrm home is decorated with rare integrity to its dramatic contemporary 11TClfttecture. A featured home in ~nge COun..-:.-a------'li magaz.ine, the bright & open feeling is highhghted by bleached hardwood floors & 1 O' mahogany doors. U1·1• ................................ n.•.• BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE 31S MARINE AVE. 714-673-6900 •• THF NEWPORT ENSIGN • Into Real Estate Christa & Gerry Long av GERRY It CHRISTA LONG Newport Beach is m aturing. Irvine Terrace and Cameo Sbora are 30 years old. Some duplexes in old Corona del Mar were built 40 years ago. Even the -young" areas of 'Harbor View Homes and Harbor View Hills are 20 years old. All of these areas have many original ownen, people who moved to Newport Beach 20 or 30 years ago. then in their 30s and 40s. to raise their families in a healthy VIEW, VIEW, VIEW-Carmel (3 BR) on Port Ourness with large lot. CAN go 2nd on this home. Assoc. tennis, pool and s pa. $549.000 ANOTHER TOTAL IEllODEL-Harbor View Homes Somerset-5 bed· rooms, 3 baths, 3-car garage with added inside laundry room, new master suite retreat with used·brick fire· place, new kitchen and baths, French doors and windows and more. $699,500 LISTED AND SOLD CARMEL-With large back yard-South exposure, new carpets to be installed. Least.expensive home-Har· bor View Homes , $449,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES- Palermo Model. Basic plan on extra wide lot. Well main· tained and private. Priced for quick sale. $499.900 IHOIEI Huie lot. Ocean view. Room to exs-nd. Very spacious and liaht Pool and spa on ocean view side. <Nertookina Roxbury Park. Gre.t Potential in the prop. erty. Priced It $799,000 and beautiful environment. Today. these people are seniors, .. empty-nesters. •• Many of them are tired o f their large homes, expansive yards and swimming pools. The yearn to return to a simpler life. free of lawns to mow, roofs to fix, new plumbing ystems to be installed. How- ever, they also often want to tay in Newport Beach. near the'ir friends and families. near their doctors. attorneys. accountants and favorite shops and restau- rants. Where to go? We recently sold a beautiful ocean view home owned by a widower. The home and yard were becoming increasingly bur- densortc for him to maintain. A highly educated man and a world traveller he longed, he t~ld us. for a "contemplative life"l>f reading, thinking, playing his grand piano and working with his computer. He also visits Europe and wanted a place that was easy to lock up and leave BRAND NEW LISTING IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES.- Montego Model on a very large lot, approx. 8,500 sq. ft with sparkling pool and superb landscaping. Home has four bedrooms and two baths, family room, all done in light, bright pastel colors with off -white carpeting throughout. $512,000 HARBOR VIEW HOMES CUS· TOM-Beautifully rebuilt home. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, has had almost everything redone. Baths, kitchen, win· dows, fixtures, flooring, and a huge new master suite. An extraordinary remodel. $719,000 LARGE LOT -HARBOR VIEW HILLS.-Quiet street and very large, private lot with pool and spa. Lusk home with 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and spacious family room with French doors to pool and spa. $619,000 EXTRA LARGE CDM DU · PlEX-Three story duplex in corona del Mar. Oversized 4. car garage, large 3BR/3BA & 2BR/2BA units.-Only 14 years old. $589,000 CHRISTA AND GERRY LONG llC. unattended for a month or so. He did not need a huge space, just a comforta ble living area that would accomodate a grand piano, a bedroom, a study. which could serve as an occa- sional guest room. A state of the art kitchen is important as he likes to prepare, occasiona lly. gourmet dishes. Proximity to a tennis court would be desirable as he is an avid tennis player. We found all of it in the newest phase of Villa Balboa, called Sea Faire. This newest phase of Villa Ba lboa is also its last. Developed by the Summerhill Corporation .. Sea Fa ire" is comprised of three buildings, one finished , one under construction and one yet to be built. This will complete the entire "Villa Balboa" concept of n.ine buildings of condomin- iums. Each building has three floors of"flats•• -some with spectacular ocean and bay view . The build- i ogs are extremely ecurity- o riented with a locked lobby. There is a guard-gated entry into the complex. Parking i in a subterranean garage. with assigned parking space and an elevator leading to each floor. Our buyer chose a penthouse suite with a pectacular bay view and a spacious balcony to admire the view. It is a light and airy unit with soaring ceilings, high windows, and finely equipped brand-new kitchen. The living room is generous in size and will easily accommodate a grand piano. Villa-Balboa just added two brand new tennis courts to its amenities, for use by the condominium owners. Perhaps such a concept is not for everyone. It most certainly is not the idea.I environment for an active family with three rambunctious youngsters. But there are time in life where this type of hou ing may be the most convenie nt and civilized for young (or older) singles and profes ional or retired people. An additional benefit: this nearly new (and free of main- tenance) home cost less than half the amount received for our client's ocean view home. He can put a tidy amount aside for enhancing the financial security of his f uturc y·ears of contem- plative living. And because of AB-60 his property tax base will remain the same. Gerry and Christa Long are owners of Uongs of Newport Real Estate, with offices in Newport Center. They can be reached at 640-5664 ...... When Only Corona del Mar Will 'it·"-~~.""·" 6028 Heliotrope Open Sun 1-4 pm. · New-Unusual-Exciting 3 bedroom, formal dining, open inviting plan with sky windows, centralair, soft so· western colors ....................................................... $395,000 (2 more condo's just starting) Irvine Terrace Big, high corner lot, 3 bedroom. great fa milyroom, formal d ining, 2'h bath, breakfast room & mpre' View possibil1tes oversize garage wuh workroom. $645.000. .- I P.S. Full on view, ocean blvd, big 3 b.r., 2 bath, biltin, frpl plus a ground floor studio for Mom, Dad or teenagers. Lots of room, garage. $3,300 mo.; complete, avail. April 15. a a 673-8494 3407 East Coast Hlahway, Corona del Mar. California 92625 REAL ESTATE AGENTS EXPANDING Dynamic Fashion Island, extremely successful real estate co. Seeks honest & experience lie. residential· commercial aaents enJor 80% .. 100% commluions for details call Partrick Tenore (714) 721-1200 Ct.a Pllin could be• lign ol "-1d•••1. The eoorw )QI ... ~ doctor ... .,.., ~ ---.... .Aiwtcanlleart AllOdalbt ~ fGfrt.GF<:R~lff s J I I t ( ~ II ti t 'I a et p d t~ hi w in fr, Coldwell Banker UICI 11. 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-,AIE 11 Newport Beach #1 oldwell Banker' ewport Beach office has a right to be proud of their sales ucce in 1988. Under the direction of Jim Muller, vice president, branch !lales manager. the office was named the company' number one office in the nation for operating profit in 1988 .• Each Newport Beach agent deserve recognition fo r the great succes of the office last year it was truly a team effort, states Muller, a 28-year veteran of the company. Our average sales associate's tenure is eight years, and with this length of affiliation with Coldwell Banker, our sales staff has built a strong market presence in Newport Beach and has gained a reputation of being the best real estate professionals in the community. There is a great deal of pride in the of ficc for the company and !le rvice th at they reprc!lent, and thi' atmo;,pherc has enabled the sales staff to develop a strong sy nergism of !lupport and acti vi ty. Over one half (28) oft he 1.iaJes associates in the Newport Beach office qualified fo r the fi rm's exclusive Presiden t's Club in 1988 more than any o ther individual office in Southern Cali fo rnia. Coldwell Banker's Newport Beach office is located at Coast Highway at Avocado Street. For more information, please call (7 14) 644-9060. Coldwell Banker has more than 2, 100 residential real estate offices and more than 38,000 sales associates across the nation, and is a member of the Scars Financial Network. Creida holds seminar on home· inspections The Orange County chapter of the Calif omia Real Estate Inspection Association (CREIA) will host a one-day se minar on home inspection techniques and the business of home· inspection Sunday, April 16, 1989. The event will be held at the Irvine Marriott Hotel. According to chapter Presi- dent Peter Waiki-er. owner of A 1- Amcrican insj>cctions of Dana Point, "This is the first of several seminars planned for 1989 . It has been designed to appeal to both the new inspector as well a casoned prof e sionals." Real· tors, homeowners and the ge neral public are also welcome · to attend, Walker says. Co·spon oring the event "'ill be th e P. W. tephen~ Company. an envi ronmental health and afety firm located in Garden Grove. The Stephens Company i one of Orange County' lead- ing asbe tos abatement firms. "No other organi1ation offer' the cope of training or upport se rvices to home in~pec t o rs provided by CREIA." say~ Bill Ros , president of GoldcnweM Home In pcctors Inc .. of Hun- tington Beach. Ros • currently serving a vice president of the Orange County CREIA Chapter adds, "Thi seminar will help all invo lved with the home inspec- tion indu try comply fully with the California Real tate In pection code." And, Ro add!, "There will b special cmphasi given to tandards of practice and ethics during the day-long event.·· While the -em mar will cover the full cope and intent of a home inspection. the se minar will deal pccifically with topics including: roof coverings and framing, attics, in ulat1on, vent- ing, wiring, piping, ducting, plumbing and electrical systems. It will also explore inspection of: complete structural framing of a home , the heating and air conditioning sy terns, electrical ystems and more. According to Ross, "On the business side of the seminar, ethics and economics will be stressed . Inspectors will learn how to sell their services, how to price 'effectively, how to limit overhead and the importance of insurance. Lega l liabilities will also be emphasized." Kevin O'Mallcy, vice pre i- dent of CREIA of California will be the in tructor. O'Malley erved as chairman of the cdu- ca1ional ervice~ commipee in both 't 987 and 1988 . He i president of etw ork Home In pect&on Service Inc. serving all of Orange and San Diego countie . According to O'Mallcy ... T hi eminar is designed to improve the 4uality of home in pection-, in the area. a well a to enhance their knowledge of the in pee· tors." O'Mallcy i a licensed contrac- tor. a member of the American Society of Home In pector' and has per onally conducted thou- sand of in pection . He was also in trumental in fo unding both the Orange County and San TI1ego County CREIA chapter . Re ervati on for the one-day event may be made by calling Peter Walker. (7 14) 240-4663: Bill Ross, (7 14) 848-4948: or Kevin O'Malley, (7 14) 364-1080. There i a rcgi tration fee of $100 for C RE IA member and S 125 for non member . Lunch and in tructional material arc included. Jim Muller, Mgr of Newport Bch Office. Crookall elected president Charles E. CrookalJ has been selected to serve as the 1989 president of the newly formed local chapter of the Society of Industrial and Office Realtors. Crookall, president of the New- port Beach-based C rookall Coltlpany, was recently installed at the chapter's annual meeting held at the Hyatt Grand Cham- pions Resort in Indian Wells. Calif. The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors is an interna- tional organization whose 1,800 members are specialists in a variety of crctivitics includ ing the marketing of industrial and· office properties. OedicatcJ t9 the maintenance of the highc t professional standards, the pres- tigious S.1.0.R. stre ses expe- rience, knowledge, capability and integrity in qualif yihg it member . Active members have / - e..arncd the professionaJ designa- tion "S.1.0 .R ... and have at least seven years s uccessful expe- rience as industrial property bro kers. Eac h members sub- scribes to high ethical standards and has passed a rigorous writ- ten examination. "Thi is the second year in which this chapter has been in operation. We're looking for- ward to increasing our member- ship with the best qualified people available ... aid Crook all. The Crookall Company spe- cialize in the development of industrial properties and parks as well as the acq uisition of improved tenanted industrial buildings. Acquisition and development properties arc typ- ically located in the five-cou nty Southern California market- place including Lo Angeles: Riverside, San Bernardino, Riv- er ide and San Diego. Crookall recently served as vice president of S.1.0 .R. and is an associate member of the Urban Land Instit ute. He is a current member of the Los Angeles Board of Realtors and served as past local and state director of the California A o- ciation of Realror . Other recently appoi nted local S.1.0 . R. chapter officers include Richard H. Fuller of Collin - Fuller Corporallon. vice pre i- dcnt, and George C. Schu- macher of Pacific Propcrtae . secretary/ treasurer. The Society of ~ndu tnal and Office Realtors i a worldwide network of industrial real e tate specialis t crvtng pro perty owner • user and invc tor with pride and profc sionali m CWe co"'"'lt ou• 'uQ~ .teoocttces l" p•o'1dl"g a supe•lo• 6u~~ se•'1lce ,b•ofle•age wlt~ t•e "'ost t~o~ougt p•~a..ae co11~lde .. uaQ a .. d pQeaoo"t attltute poo9(~e. CWe wtQQ se~ulce aOD ~u• •esfde .. uae a11d co.•e•claQ .. eeds. {7t4) 759-t2t9 .. NIE Y.:...llAICI 11. 1 .. THE NEWPORT ENSIGN CLASSIFIED 407-~ 508-Houses for 700-Business Fum ·Sale Opp't. BALBOA IS. GOVERNMENT HOMES VENDING EQUIPMENT CharmilJ· Private 1 BR. from $1.00 (U Repair) Best P/T or F /T busi· 1 BA. UNDRY, BBQ. Floreclosures. Repos. ness. Minimum invest· YRLY LS( $975/mo. Tax Delinquent Pr~r· ment $2500. No selling. Sngl on~. No rets. Brian days 13/838-2412. ties. Now selling. Ca I l · l ·800·638·8363 315· 736· 7375 Ext. H· Eves.&Wknds2U. :~o. CA·N2 for Info. 24 HRS. 828·1nvestments 1051 417·Resort Rentals ATTENTION! ENJOY 13.°l 5% return MAUl/KAANAPALI GOVERNMENT tds. Also lend on & bur. tds. $10,000 up, 1 m1 . BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 HOMES plus Call Denison Asso Bdrm condo. Ocean c1ates 714/673· 7311 view. Ful~ furn. & from $1 (you repair) NOW' equipped ennis/pool/ Delinquent tax propertr beach As low as $75/ Re~ossess1ons Call 910-Autos for Sale night Brochure 854· 60 -838·8885 Ext. 3375 0909 '87 PORSCHE 911 504-Commercial/ CARRERA. Retail Space 605-Money to Loan Georf eous. Black with Tan eather lntenor. 5· Speed. Fully Loaded Sun COMMERCIAL/ Roof. Chrome Wheels. Only 1 7 ,000 miles RETAIL SPACE $44.900. 955·2284. WIDOW HAS MONEY for Approximately 830 sq. ft. equity. loan/tds on prestigious Bayside $1 0.000 up No qualify Drive in Newport Beach. 1ng/no penalty Call Den Office Furniture and 1son Assoc 714 /673 Phone optional 4078 723· 7311 NOW' LEASES On The Beach Month to month. tarmshed. 2 bedroom. 2bath Temf1c location. available now through June $1500 On The Golf Course Yearly lease. furnished 3 bedroom. 2'h bath "El Dorado" model. Mclain Big Canyon townh')me Beautiful golf course and night11ght view Secured private entry and ad1acent double garage. $2400 Big Canyon, Single Level - Two bedroom, 2 bath "Oakcrest II" model on Big Canyon golf course with forever view Yearly lease only Don't miss this rare one• Immediate occupancy. $1475 Mclain Townhome · Sea Island Drive. popular "Greenbrier" 2 bedroom, 2 bath end unit Available monthly· or on lease Vacant and ready for 1mmechate occupancy $1395 Costa Mesa Find Free standing, nearly new home in planned development. Three bedroom, 2 ~ bath. attached 2·car garage. Available on lease of $14500 month, or on lease/option. Your terms will determine monthly price! $1400 Presented By Clif & E'lynn Kemp • Over 13 transactions already this year • Multimillion dollar producers • TQP 1 % of all sales associates in U.S . 1987, 1988 760-5000 720-1174 RFIM~ I IR,l&HT AND BEAUTIFUL-"'*'· NIWll'f1 a.ell. ts kllWI ler Mlllll"ll _. tt.lm klldlll .... lit~ .... Wirt .. YI'· a note from maury very well 1!!~}~~~SQ\_O~ !o~~!~!ity pool, wide greenbelt near Unive. S . _.;)bath. Large, bright and airy. .,. ... 1 :;,000 L.H. OLDE CORONA DEL MAR Great potential duplex, close to ocean, call for detailed information. ' $695,000 1418 IRVINE N.B. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 NEWPORT BARGAIN with 3 Bed , 2 bath on large lot near school, park, shopping. Hard to find one under this price. $315,000 I IN THI DllTllCT COURT OI THI T...o JUDICW. DllTllCT Of THI ITATE Ol IDAHO. IN AND FOlt THE COUNTY Of PAYITTt (llAGllTIATI DMllON) STUDlNT LOAN f'UNO Of' IOAHO, INC~ ........ ,, .......... Corporlldoft ,.......,. ... DANIEL A llATEMAN Dat1ndent C.. No. C·3011 ANOTHH SUMMONS FOltlllMCE THE STATE Of IDAHO SENDS GltUTINCS TO DANIEl A llATEllAN the above named Defend· ant. You are hereby notified that a compfa1nt has been filed a1a1nst you 1n the District Court of the Third Jud1c1al D1stnct of the Sfate of Idaho 1n and for the County of Payette Idaho, (in the Ma11strate D1v1s1on thereof) by the above named Pta1nllff and you are hereby directed to file a written answer or wrttten motion in defense to the said complaint within twenty (20) days of the ~rvice of this summons; and you are further notified that unless you do so within the time herein specified, the Piaint1ff will take Juda· ment ap1nst you u prayed for in s~ud complaint. The nature of the claim a1ainst you 1s for a Juda· ment as prayed for in the attached compf amt. WITNESS My hand and the seal of said District Court this 18 day of Feb , 1988 LAURA L STIGILE Clerk of the D1stnct Court By Olana M Ca1llavey Deputy Clerk BERT L OSBORN Attorney for Pta1nt1ff PO Box 158. Payette, Idaho 83661 (SEAL) ANOTHER SUMMONS 3/31,4/7,4/14 4/21 2082 ,UBltC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The follow1na person 1s do1na business as THE REAL ESTATE INVESTERS GROUP. 2700 Wesl Coast Highway, #260 Newport Beach, CA 92660 James Karl Black 111 J7th Street . Newport Beach, CA 92663 The fthng of this state · ment does not of itself auth orize the use 1n this state of a hct1t1ous business name in violation of the rights of another under federal state or common law (see Section 14400 et SeQ business and professional code) Hus business is con ducted by an ind1v1dual (S1aned) James K Black This statement was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 22. 1989 File No F 41 2244 3/31 . 4/7, 4/14 4/21 2078 PUllUC NOTICE FlCTITtOUS IMlllNUS NAM£ llATUHNT lhe followmc person 1s doma business as ACE ENTERPRISES, 950 Canyon View, Lacuna Beach CA 92651 ' Casltllo Enterprises, Inc (1 Cahfom11 corporation) 950 Canyon View, Laauna 9e1eh, CA 92651 This business is con ducted by a corporation The re11strant com· menced to transact bus1 ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name hsted 1bove on October 21 , 1988 (Sianed) CHhllo Enter· prises Inc Linda Rodriauez Castillo President Ttus statement was fifed with the County Clerk of Oranp County on March 10, 1989 r11e No 410965 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 2074 PUelJCNOTICl FICJHIOUI MWIS NAMl ITATllllNT Thi followint perM>f'l tS doint bu'"'"' as AUTO SAY£R.2751 ~Or . Ml•PG01 INch, CA 9266l Kenneth S Neuhoff. 16-Ave de S.ne. Ynez. s Pa c1f1c Palisades, CA 90272 The hl1ng of this slate ment does not of itself auth onze the use 1n this state of a f1ct1t1ous business name 1n v1olat1on of the rights of another under federal state or common law (see Section 14400et seq business and professional code) This business 1s con ducted by an ind1111dual (Signed) Kenneth S Neuhoff This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on March ~989 File No F 411412 3/31 . 417. 4/14 3121 2079 ..UBUC NOTICE flCllTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person 1s doing business. as INT£R NATIONAL TRAVE i· SPECTRUM. 5 Park Plaza. Ste 100, Irvine. CA 92714 International Travel Spe· c1ahsts, Inc • 5 Park Plaza, Ster 100. Irvine. CA 92714 (California) The filing of this state ment does not of itself auth· ome the use in this state of a f1ct1t1ous business name in violation of the t1ghts of another under federal state or common law (see Section 1«00 et. seq. busrness ao.d professional code) This business is con· ducted by a corporatt0n The registrant com menced to transact bus• ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name listed above on 3·6 89 (Signed) International Travel Specialists Linda S Mcintosh President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 17. 1989 F rle No F 4 1 191 5 3131 . 417. 4/14 4/21 PUBLIC NOTICE K-47219 2081 NOTICE OF A,,llCA TION TO SEll ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES 3·23-89 To Whom It May Concern HORNBLOWER YACHTS INC is applying to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to sell alcoholic beverages at 2431 W Coast Hwy. Newport Beach with 54 On Sale General (Boat> license 3131 2085 PUBLIC NOT1CF FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person is domg business as: PERCEP TUAL COLOR & DESIGN SYSTEMS, 357 Catalina Dr . Newport Beach. CA 92663 Judith Carol Crook, 357 ~tahna · Or , Newport Beach, CA 92663 This business is con· ducted by an md1v1dual Staned Judith Crook The registrant com· menced to transact bus• ness under the fictitious busmess name hsted abow! on~1I, 1980 This statement wu filed with the County Clerk of Oran1e County on March 13, 1989 f411121 3/16 3/23 3130 4/6 204-0 '" '"' DtSTRtCT coon Of' THE THMtO JUDICIAL otSTllCT Of THE ITATE · Ol IDAHO, IN ANO FOi THE COUNTY Of ,AYITTt (MACISTUTE DIVISION) STUDlNT LOAN FUND Of IDAHO, INC., ............. kMho Capal ...... ,.... ..... ... IYLVUTER Ct MICHAEL. Jtl. o ......... C...Ne.10141 ANOTHU SUllMOfllS f'OI SEIMCE THI ITATE Ol IDAHO IUIDI UUTINU TO mVUTU a. MeCHAIL. ... the •bcMI named Defend· ent You Ml hereby not1Md thlt • complaint hn bMn filed •1a1nst 10" in the Oistrict Court °' tM third Judiclaf o.stnct °' tM SUte of Idaho 1n and for the eouner °' ,.,.. ldahO. (in the B a11str1te Oiv1s1on thereof) by the above named Plaintiff and you are hereby directed to file a wntten answer or written motion in defense to the said complaint w1th1n twenty (20) days of the service of this summons, and you are further notified that unless you do so w1th1n the time herein specified the Plaintiff will take Juda: ment aaainst you as prayed for m said compfa1nt The nature of the claim against you 1s for a Juda· ment as P:!Jyed for m the compla1nf filed with the Coort WITNESS My hand and the seal of said D1stnct Coort this 4th 0.y of Jan· uary, 1989 LAURA L STIGILE Cleft( of the 01Stnct Court By H Carol Adams Deputy BERT L OSBORN Attorney for Plamt1ff P 0 Box 158, Payette, Idaho 83661 (SEAL) ANOTHER SUMMONS 3/31,4/7,4/14 4/21 2083 ACIOSS l Senior 6 C1 r cu1t 11 Measured m ed1c1nes 18 Subtle emanations 19 france·s lon,ut r iver 20 Consign ror sare- keeping 21 Boys· leader 23 Small mouthhke openings 24 Prtnter: Abbr 25 Egypliandynasty 26 Satan to a Scot sman 27 AdJe<:t1ve ror a Chihuahua 28 Nall~ soldiers o r Bnttsh India 29 Semester costs 31 Voice range. tn music 34 French pastry 35 Female se r\'ant or India 38 Open, manifest 39 Arternoon receptions 42 Sports arena: fr 43 Lu, negligent 45 Veers, as a vessel 4e What ancle rs do 47 Unldentlhed: A bbr 48 Rabbtt fur SO U. of C1nc1nnatl's football t~am 52 Item lor a ce rtaln frospector 55 11 -fated German ship o! W.W. II 58 .. Home on the -· ·' 59 Aide: Abbr. 63 Matures 64 Excheq~r 6$ One o! Santa'• reindeer 67 Century plant, !or example 68 Expunged 71 Do odd Job• 72 Denuded 'i3 Disconnect 74 Canal that ~upphu a mill or m in. 71 Enraptured '71 Dtva who c ruted role of Vaneasa IO Ctty In Ktrpli. U.S S.R . 12 a&u•tnc 13 l)laaected a Hntence 14 Where Ottawa la: Abbr. 17 Telttuter' • prompter n Btc·tOWMr to a amall-u .. r ti MrtaUc ,ort n~r II Arlina M ICCMlr1CltJ •~fr. M Cola. .. ~h•b 90nl• \rt· '<1t1 lr\ill 1 ' 1,) . .- B ti\ '°'l'll or lradl' an "unusual" item. Starting in March, you'll discover a new exciting section in our Classified Section called ''Treasures." Call the Classified Dept. today to advertise that hard- to-locate item or what you 're willing to pan · with. 631-8120 9-Noon M-F UICI II. IMI THE NEWPORT EN5'GN-HIE 71 GULLlVER'S PRIME RIBS OF BEEF Real Foo<l RESERVATION~ E !>£ Tl/\L' !8 48~ !\1!\C l\RTHL'R 833-8411 IRVIN£ CROSSWORD PUZZLE z 3 4 5 18 21 31 32 33 38 43 47 87 88 91 94 OOWN l Orlent 2 Of'l)han Cuy M.annerin1 ~friended 3 Football kick 4 -de •1e (brandy) 5 Withdrawals e Cuy on ttit Rio Crande 7 Oeacrtbtn& a ~k prden 8 Morsel• t Mitri to Rert°": Abbr. l J Abandonl 12 Entry°" a R.R. board 13 Roman matron'• rot» 14 Battleaa H ,..,....,, of llleatco JI '' r• word oa ldllllo · • ... n ....-14,art n earusn•• ... _ ....... .. • v.,,. ...... , .. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 '4 15 16 n 20 • 29 Ku~ear S\I Unwtlcome ~•t SI C~r heroine 32 HeatU. wut 33 Brit( remander 23 34 t.oul ofhcial in Colonial days 36 Mine tunnel 37 Certam Orpin._'\ons. ror example 40 Herman '4eh•all• opua 41 Al~(1a 1st~ nam• ror Ill absence 42 W1thtrr•d 44 StrtpU~a 46 Cavtn rank 49 "TM -of lMO(•nc•" SO Bonu• MOntJ: Slane SI SlatioMr'a abbrniaUOft '3 &ncu• .aa" w&on ...... M Cllffl•8l " .. kl.. • " .. tdt H Lat•ian port r. '1 Sa.1111 Af ricu •&"OIM• 10 OM of T. E. Lawrence'• namee 61 £\'enin& In Italy 62 Play1n1 card 64 ~camped 66 Acqutesctnc 68 Tnnspoaea from cipher 69 Kind of number 70 Pe1pol rs 73 Stertorou. 90Uftda 75 farst ~nl n o.1rac1e 71 ltttn for 70 Dowa 79 Woodland mMta ... u of • llenaia alMI L,_..r '° £tpil: com-.. Iona IJ VotH ..... "' ... 1Uca •i •i,..,...rol....._I ~,r1 •. 1 .. .. °'*"""vn.• • Gnrl•r.._.._. • V•rr: Fr. ••• ,..n: .... • 81 °Jr • _'ha - • PAIE 11-.... 11 . 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN . The Newport Ensfgn reaches more million.dollar homes in Newport Beach than any other newspaper. In fact, it reaches more homes on the waterfront, Lido Isle, in Dover Shores and in olde Corona del Mar than any of its compeiltion. From Cameo Shores · to Balboa Island, Harbor View Hills to Peninsula Point, The Newport Ensign blankets the city's finest and most affluent communities, with local news and thoughtful commentary. 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