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Home My WebLink About1989-05-05 - Newport Harbor EnsignI I 11 I - 0 (.!) ....... z in o-4 ....... I: 0-0- _J ( J 1-1 ,....., <I LL T""i U 0 ..-4 u 1-i x ::..:. l:OZ • II.I <I (L <I II.I Ef-D C.C: 0 <I :J u 0 u... II.I ESTABLISHED 1948*41ST YEAR•NUMBER 39*(714) 631 -8120* NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME BASED NEWSPAPER•FRIDAY, MAY 5. 1989•25 CENTS Crashes plague street BY MELINDA KELLER While accidents have always plagued the curved turns of Irvine Bo ulevard. the bayside road has been the site of two ~pect acular accidents within the last week. prompting concern fro m police. who already heavily patrol the area. In an effort to ancrea)le drivi ng !)afety awareness. the Newport Beac h Police Department 1 ~ pla nning to exhibit cras h dummies in high risk areas. hoping the public will take not ice. \a1d Ro b Oakley, po lice )l poke)lper!)on. One of the targeted area)I will he I rvinc Boulevard. "We have always had a high enfo rce- ment profile o n Irvine. In fact. people wi!l complain about the patrols fr o m time to time. The s-curves are a po pular place to go fast ," said Ro h Oakley, Newpo rt Beach Police spo kesperson. The even ing of April 26. Costa Mesa reside nt Oale Cros!I also appare ntly thought the -cu rves wo uld be a g ood place to race and suh~e4 uentl ca used a fo ur-car colli sion. h1m-.elf and two other people . Po li ce said tha t Cro!)!). 21. wa-. drag racing with an unknown driver an a Mercedes Ben1 when he lost control of the bo rrowed Po r che he was driving, cros.ed the center median into o ncom- ing traffic and collided wath Newport Beac h re)lident Pa ul Oolka~. who was also driving a Po rsche . Dolkas s ubsequently coll ided with two o ther cars driven by Newport Beach C11MH1~ • ,... t Teens attend Youth Summit BY CHQYL STEHLING O ne way to break down stereotypes a nd preconceived noti o ns about Soviet ci t11en)I as to visit that country and talk to the people about different i sues. That 1~ JUllt what fi ve Newport Be ach 'll udcnh d id when they attended the Seco nd Annual Sov iet Ame ric an Yo uth Summit. 'lpon~ored hy Yo uth Ambas~ado r' of Ame rica . T he -;ubJ eCt of pea ce wa)I pre\ a le nt and many disc u~si nns took place for so lutiom 10 achieve that goal The studen ts who a ttended were Ch~e and f r in W armi n gton. Kimaleigh Carr and Rachel Ro bboy. all of Newport Harbo r High School a nd Brian Tyler o f Corona del Mar High School. T he Warming tons had attended the first summit last year. but this year, they were accompanied by their mother. Lori. They agreed that this trip was d iff ere nt than the fi rst. "We made new f nends. but were a ble to visit people we met last tame ... said Frin. Cha ce -.aid the diffe rence~ were the place' they Vl\ltcd a nd the 1..,-;ucs being J 1~c u ~..,ed . whic h inc luded health. education. peace thro ugh the arts. human right\, t · ~-Soviet relations a nd the environmen t. T he students were part of 54 -;tudents from a cross-sect10n of the nation that were invite d b y the Be l Ii ngham, Washingt on-based Yo uth Ambassado rs. And 30 fro m that group were in vited t o m eet with Rai sa Gorbachev and tour the Kremlin. "We were o riginally to meet with Mikail Gorbac hev, but he was preparing to go to C uba." said Tyler. ••1t was a real surprise and she was very gracious. S he took us all aro und the Kre mlin." About 50 Soviet children and repo r- ters met with the students in the room where former President R o nald Reagan and Gorbachev signed the arms treaty. they said . All agreed that the tnp gave them a new look at a culture that they had heard many negative things about. .. , heard that people weren't friend ly over there and the food was bad ... said Carr ... It was important for me to sec o n a firsthand basis. Even the most o pen-minded person can't imagine what it is really like over there until they go ... Robboy said it wu important for her to make friends and bond with the Soviet peopte. She said after her tnp she believes peace ii possible. C hace recaUed when he and his. human riahts discussion participants stood out in the ._,ooda in the snow and were one with nature. •tt wu like a iroup meditation." C 5 F•Nll II• CAii 111/ .. llT ~ All MEISEi Ir -... la. I ....... a ..... *-• lllf ... .,.. .... II .. 111111 ........ a11M111 ...... 'lrm 191 .. If ... ...,·~ lllM ... .... ........ Cllll; '*, ... &,I. ftr ..... tllry .......... J. Curfew to be considered IY MELINDA k ELLER Lat e night visito rs t o Newpo rt Beac h 's s ho res may have to change their h abits this summer if the City Council ado pts a controversial ordinance Mon- day night imposing a 10 p.m. beach curfew. Requested by ~veral holllCowncrs associatio ns, the c urfew wou&d !thorten the current limjt by two hours. Bill Schonlau, second vice prestdent of the West Newport Beach Association a nd Jim Hanley, pre ident of the Central Newport Bemch Community Association said their groups support the 10 p.m . curfew. except in the d owntown Balboa Pier fire pit area. where they recommends a mtdni1ht limit. However, lltlyna Pettit. who tcna as the Balboa Peninsula Point Association ~lideat, diMpcecl ud said her orpnilr•• ii.,, 1eN lo ... City Council t o m itigate many of the pro blems she said is caused by late night visitors. "We recognize (the curfew) repres- e nts a major policy c hange an o ur city but we do feel that the change properly implemented with visible and approp- nate signing could also help to lcs1en the impact of the tremendous traffic a nd c ruising problem as well, .. Pettat said. In addition,. Pettit believes that the 10 p.m. closure would better assist police enforcement, since the shift c hanaa occur at midni1h1 and tllc police .. are not always available e& midniaht to enforce the miclailfilt clOIUft ... Pettit allo tugated th8t 10 p.a. ii an •idcaJ tiw• to me tllil laelh: !IJiMI, which coeld .... ,.the II &in~. I ·-I from tM S-. A• It.Mr ...,,~ llll the Wecl• ... i9to <Ml•~.~ ~: ........ . . ,.. ......... "' ...... .,.., ' .. "' ...... I l ' I ' ' ~ ( ' I rAIE ?-MAY 5. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Trip. • • C1 I 1'._ fllll 1 be said. "They (the Soviets) said they don't really know how to dream, hut that we taught them bow. It was a big thing for them ... AU of the students said that they enjoyed stayina for one niaht w)lb Soviet host families, allowina them to view a different 548-8373 lifest yle . And many of the Amer- icans went armed with t-shirts, ballpoint pens and bubble gum t o give to their new-found friends. Results of the summit will be · presented to leaders of both sides in an effort to promote peace between the two Super Po wers. Costa M ,..'°" CD11a 720-9266 Cra sh ... Clltt• ..,_ ,.., 1 reside nts. Cross' pa~~enger . 21- year-old Ro be rt Elliot. of Co,ta Me~a . was thrown from the Po rsche and into the 1m1de lane next to the median. Dol ~a~ suffe red several fracture~ a nd was trampo rted by helicopter to Miss io n Community Hospital. Cross was treated a t We~tern Medical Center. Even safe motori~ts have had mis ha ps on the curved road . Po lice said that Newport Beach resident Jean Mane Knight ""a' head ing ~ou thbound on In ine Bo ulevard earl y Saturday morn- ing whe n an animal ran out in fr ont o f her car. cau,ing her to swerve. Knight lo~t cont rol of the 1984 Toyota Coroll a, hit the med ian a nd rolled t he car, Oakl ey ~aid . A damaged ~h ock strut and drive axel caused an ml leak and the car burst into fla me,. New- port Beach patrol Office r Robert Rivers arrived at the 'cenc and was able to extinqui'h the fl a mes and help Rivers out of the car. "The best way to avoid be in g a victim is to drive defensive and be alert. It's so easy to drive and be thinking elsewhere." Oakley said. Curfew ... Cllll111~ rr.,. 1 But C hief o f P o li ce Arb Campbell is recommending that the council inst all lights on the beach, similar to o nes already in o peration in Corona dcl Mar. .. Obvio usly, the numbers o f people to be ushered from the beaches at 10 p.m. wo uld be much greater than at midnight. This wo uld result in a significant e n fo rceme nt pro blem for the police department,·· Campbell said . He has suggested that coun- ci lmembcrs install beach lighting o n the peninsula in lieu of the beach closure for a test period. .. F or approximately $29.000 the city can install sufficient lighting s urrounding each pie r and approximately two blocks to the cast and west of each pier. .. These lights could be acti- vated at any time, including I 0 p.m. This would serve t o decrease crime, as well as dis- courage beach goers af tcr l 0 p.m .". Campbell sajd. City Councilmcmbers arc expected to make a final decision next Monday at their regularly scheduled meeting. wm1....,"/ltwrGIT ENSl61C RESCUE-hnllllllca ,.-.n 11..,.,i 1-91 t•'f1 1 Piii ...... M.,_,.rtH ~ Mta,ttr 11 llal11 C••-ity H ..... lftlr Mii 1MI ,_ ... a. Wll *iwl11 WU llit .... 11 ~ I Clltl 1111 -• Ill lntll 11111_, ClfWI. Dtlku llfttr1lll a aklll trtehrt a well a • II 11161 Ill • • " Iii •· S. rtlatH ,.... ... ,... 5. ocusOn The Fai • A promotional procnm whic h features special days and discount offers will be available during the run of the Orange County Fair, July 12-23. On July 12, 13 and July 17-20, St off adult admission will be given to fair visiton with discount coupons that can be o btained through several local and regional promotions Disco unt coupons will be available to ridcn of Orange Count\ Transit District buses, as well. Colton Piano and Organ. C hicago Chicago Pizza in Irvine and Arrowhead Water will distribute coupons. A valid Automo bile C lub of Southern California member- ship card as well as a California Angels ticket stub from the 1989 baseball season will be ho nored for SI off adult admission. Fair discount coupo ns will be distributed at the July 5 game vs. the Texas Rangers . O n July 17. all fair visiton who brin1 a Uve rabbit for a pet rabbit show will be admitted frff and parking and admiss io n for all individuals in a vehicle will be SIO. Children 12 and under will be admitted free all day on July 14 and 21 and senior citizens, 55 and older, will be admitted for only SI on July 20 . Newport Beach residents will receive a special discount on July 13 by showing proof of residency. Handicapped children and adults will receive f rec admission to the fairgrounds and free carnival rides from 9 Lm. to noon on July 18. Pre-registration through the Community Relations Department of the fair is required for attendees of this special day. For more information regarding the 97th annual Orange County Fair, call 751 -3247. NB city board members needed Beauty Supplies Salo n Prolaalonal Hair <:aft Newport Beach City Council memben are lookin1 for quaJ - ified elccton of the City of Newport Beach who are inter- ested in servina for a four-term on the city•a five boards and conunmiuiom. Pall NilchcU • Sdwflan • s,.tcma • AYeda • TIU • ICMS • Focus 21 • )oko •Sort>k Woaclemd Makeup Cid • Gs¥tn Bladd>Mm <:oUection • Fon)'ttw • ShcnnJ NaD Pollsb a Nall c.arc lr1'Cd • Orty • 9upcrnM1 • Ondop 10 • jamkla • Odott GREAT GIFl'S •NYLONS• SlJNGLMSES •CARDS HAlll Acc:::E&10R.IES •PUN WA.TOW •.JEWElaY •MUOlllOU Expires S/ l 1189 ~Via~ A total of ICVCD ICAll will become vecant when exist1 ng terms expire June JO. Deadline for filina applications for the po ta it Wednetday, M.•Y 17 bv 4:30 p.m. Applicationa are avail - able in the city clerk .. office . )JOO Newport Boulevard, Nc w- porf Bellch.. The positions arc as follows (714) ~7~'87 .. It's aa ATITTIJDE" .. Board Of Lib,olry Trustee,, Art1 Commi11ion, Civil Service Board, Parka, · Beaches and Recreation -~-~------------------~~---~--Pl1~nin1 Commiuion · Jet ski~rs may be limited . BY MELINDA KELLER Jet ski enthusiasts may have their motors stalled next Monday night if the City Coun- cil decides to restrict the sport to early morning and late night hours. Unlike many other Orange County cities, Newport Beach jet skiers have no operating limita- tions; a policy that has drama- tically increased the number of skiers, said Marine Director David Harshbarger. .. Conflicting usage by bathers, surf en and jet skiers bas become more frequent and there is a corresponding increase in diver- sion of marine penonnel to cope with safety," Harshbaraer said. The Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission has recommended that the council adopt an ordinance to restrict the launching of jct skis and other vessels on the ocean front beaches from May I through Sept. 30, between the hours of JO a.m. and S p.m . In addition, the ordinance mandates that skien must oper- ate at least I 00 feet past or seaward of the surf line. .. We already regulate the swimmers and the surfen for their own protection. Jet skies are dangerous to swimmers and surfers so we are asking that they be limited too. We've had some warnings and a few accidents," Harshbarger said. City councilmembcrs are · • scheduled to make a final vote on the matter next Monday. Campus Corner • ... ~ • Oran1e Coast Collqe's student newspaper, Coast Report captured six honon last weekend at the annual Journalism As ociation of Community Colleges competition held in Fresno. A secon<I place award went to the entire staff for frontpage layout, as did a sixth place honor for editorials. Katsuya Rainone, who works part-time at The Newport Ensign , captured a sixth place award in the sports photography category. Editorial cartoonist Greg Burks also won a sixth place honor. Photographer Mark McGregor won an honorable mention for a feature photo in the on-the-spot competition and John Colletti was awarded with an honorable mention in the feature photo category. • More than I, ... runnen and walkers are expected to take part in Orange Coast College's fifth annual Tribute Run. set for May 13 o n the OCC campus. Sponsored by the college's Associated Students, the event will feature a SK run/ walk through the campus. The run i conducted annually to raise funds to support a worthwhile campus enterprise. Last year· run supported OCC's Disabled Students Center. Proceeds (rom this year's event will go the Re~ntry Center. A stroller and wheelchair race begins at 8 a.m. and the 5K gets underway at 8: 10 a.m. A pancake breakfast is served from 8:30 to I I a .m. Advanced registration is S JO for the race and breakfast and S 13 for the race, breakfast and a T-shirt. Late registration requires an additional $3 fee. Breakfast for no n-participants arc priced at $2. Registration packets may be picked up in the ASOCC office located in the OCC Administration Building. For race informatio n, phone 432-5507. • The Orance Coast CoUqe Guitar Ensemble will perform with guest artist, John Schneider. in OCC's Fine Arts Recital Hall on May 13 at 8 p.m. Schneider, a well-known classical guitarist, is head of the guitar program at Los Angeles Pierce College. He will perform with the OCC Ensemble and will offer solo pieces during the second half of ~ progT~. occ·s Guitar Ensemble is directed by occ music profes or J ohn McEnary. Tickets will be sold at the door for SS and may al o be purchased by phone. using Visa or Mastercard. For information. phone 432-5880. • Oran1e Coast Collqe's national champion speech and debate team will offer a free _public pcrformapcc. May 19 in the campus Fine Arts Recital Hall. The performance begins at 7:30 p.m. and the public is welcome. Expo draws youthful crowd BY CHERYL STEHLING Last week's 1989 Youth Expo at the Orange County Fairgrounds brought out thou- ands of students to participate in the the me ... Sails. Whales and Pirate Tales.·· Special events were on tap for three days. with contests designed around the them, fo- cusing on positive accompli h- ments of Orange County Youth. This year marks the tenth for the Expo. Opening day on Friday was de ignated as Field Trip Day and tudents visited from miles around to enjoy a fun a nd educational experience. School projects were highligh- ted, games and hands-on participation, as well as voca- tional. artistic and academic competition. And, yes, there still is a 4-:H Club in Orange County. as several exhibits proved. Memben of local clubs demon- strated their livestock at the arena in a competitift .euina. nt! 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Cclllt ~· H ,_ 4.::...mt I. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Editorial Keep curfew; limit skiers Come Monday, the -Newport Beach City Council ~.face tw~ decisi.ons that on the outset may seem -tnvial, but m reality are pressing matters for this community . . ~t ·~ is the safety of the residents and many Vlltton who enjoy our ,beautif µI coastline and the fiscal responsibility to the city. The two sugested ordinances may have an impact on both. One proposes to change the beach curfew from midnight to 10 p.m. and the other would limit the hours of jet ski operation. City Marine Director David Harshbarger has recommended the jet ski ordinance in an effort to decrease the number of close calls and accidents that have occurred between the sport enthusiasts and swimpiers. The Parks, Beach and Recreation Commission has also given the ordinance their seal of approval. Safety of all patties involved should be the top · priority of the cOW¥=il. In past years they have seen t~e . ~isdom of regulatin~ the sport of surfing by limiting peak hours to swimmers only. By following the same course with jet skiers, the City of Newport Beach can help ensure the safety of all water lovers and protect the city coffers from avoidable lawsuits and costly settlements. Finances and safety are also at the heart of our opposition to the request by several homeowners associations to close the public beaches at 10 p.m. The current curfew is midnight. · Proponents of the earlier closure time claim that tr~c and the cruisins problem will be cased by this move and that it will "better assist police enforcement" because shift changes occur at midnight. . ~ut ~ of Police Arb Campbell disagrees. C1ttq the increased cost of three police officers and two fou~-w~I drive vehicles to meet the request, be has lDltud recommended that the city install ~ts at and around both the Balboa and Newport paen at a cost of $29,000. This has been a proven method at Corona del Mar beach and at the Wedge. Baker Corr.imunications 901 Dover Drive Newport Beech, CA 92ee0 {714) 831 -8120 PleaM Mnd mail to: P.O. Box 9399 NewJ>0rt BMch, CA 92658-9399 "'9 Nszp;JI In I I• O fl 9" l? toed WHldr•F.....,.. . ----.....,.. , Sailina is a tiring sport. ' When I first set out to find the true story behind the New- p~rt Beach to E~nada race, I had visions of relaxing atop a beautiful luxury vessel, sipping mai tais as we sailed slowly into the Mexican sunset. I discovered my mistake early on. As I called around to the local yacht clubs looking to hitch a ride, I began to piece toaetber the r~al spirit of the race: yell, sere~ threaten, drink heavily (or not at all) but do anything to get there fint. B~ll Fonyth, who is currently ael"VIDI a term u Fleet Captain for the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club, clued me in. "Honey, are you mr~ you want to do this?" Sure, I wai sure. How often does ·a reporter aet to sail to Mexico in the bigat race of the yeatl I wu already planning the fiesta. .. It gets pretty roup out there. Most of the crews are all men and many of them don't want a woman aboard, especially one that doesn't know how to sail" Bill said. ' Oh, a detail I bad Oftl'looked. But, I fipred, bow bard could it be to perch on t deck and drink a cocktail? Bill tried to warn further, ~rapt, cuss, and ell. It can be pretty rouib out here, the crewe are very compet live." Well. it IOUnded like a typical day It till DCW11oom. "Sure, I cm 's & iL" Afm JIHi• DO rapow to _, ~ IO laitda a ridil, I Wied a fn•d of a frielid, Fred lock-•il•, wllo 11.,,..... to IN: ..... 46 foot Keam'*I in ............. ? •• ........ ,uo.. 11aw,.. ewr •"hd W...r' C.,Cm• PNdh, ...... "U•, .. ,.. lw wleit ia • ........... ., .. Do you get seasick?" 1 quickly assured him that there have never been any inci- dents of that nature, thankfully. He was starting to waver, but I could sense his reluctance. So, 1 moved in for the kill, "I can cook." That sealed the deal. Two weeks before the race. 1 sauntered down to the Hidalgo to meet some of the crew and sail around the bay. What a great way to spend the day, or so I tbOqhL Seven boun, many sore mmcles and bruised lep later, I had come to the conclusion that this little pleuure cruise wu goina to be work, hard work. I also discovered that the boat just doesn' go where you point it, and that strateay and skill play into the whole picture. I'd always fiaured that you pointed the boat and it went in that direction. Seemed to mate sense at the time. By the day of the big race I was havina extreme doubts about this assignment. I even went so far u to get a seuickness patch. I was taking no chances. We motored out early that momina and I had a chance to ~t the crew. There seemed to be a rhyme and reuon to this bunch. Heading up the crew was Captai~ Fred, of coul"IC, who has sailed for 4'0 years and currently is a Newport Beach Y acbt Broker; hit aon Fred Jr. who bu been sailina for mo~ tbu 20 yean aDd ii ICbooled in the wom.,t ol boet.a; Newport ~Id reeidlllt Dr. Bill, I fipred It W ll·alJ IO llaw a doelor oa ~. ia c=-e ol -..eel ..... (wllicla I laad ........... .... >; w.--. lob, no ii .. ··••llnC. IOod ia c-. ... ,. •• hnr .-n lioill Ille..,. taia'a ................ tM . ...... ..., ....... .... ..... ., ..... ...... ..... rock and roll; Jan the therapist, 1 should \te gone to her ~/ore 1 got myself into this mess; Bill the photographer' aood, he can properly document my demise; and last, but not leut, Rod, the former owper of the boat, and more important, a lawyer. We were covered for any disaster. • But the f unnitll tbina hap- pened on the way to Ensenada: We had a great start and breezed down the cout, passing other boats who had started earlier; ...... . . Because we were in the Ancient · Mariner clus, we were the last to start. The sailina wu smooth, t~ crew pleasant and fun and the weather was 1or1eou1. Our strategy was to i.ail inside of the Coronados Islands rather than around them. Captain Fred fipred we miaht win the race this way. By midnipt I won- dered just bow wen this ~rew was at naviptina, there wu hardly a boat in siaht . As I naviptcd my way around the lurctiina stove. the crew was busy navigating the Hidalao to get the best of the wind. And around 4 p.m., we spotted Enscnada Bay and the famous Stars and Stripes catamaran mot-0rin1 back to San Dic10. Ttlat wu it. lf Dennia Conner wu 1oin1 home, I fipred the party was over and we bad really blown it. I wu feeli~ ..U,bty low. I hid hid such bopa for thil boat. But wait a minute! AJ we turned into tbe bay we realized aomethina. Tberc were bardly aay boata moored. Had we won? Or WM it Suaday aad DOI Sat· urclaJP COuld k be tt.t we bad tWa the riPt COUM? wt. II .. all taid ad doee, IMHid•9>woa...._awanla; fint •lace ia t•e A.cieat ...... Dllll ,,, ....... . ............ tllild,._ • * hs"-•••••• ..... 1i C1•1n . Police Blotter CO•PIW IY ·•wHA lRLU The Pohce 8'ottwr 1s presented •s a public semc:e trom the Ne•pott £n5'.,, detMl•tW et""91 Md anests m NeWllf)Orl 8Nch. It should be nofed thM cmnes listed .,. only those which are repotted to the Newpo1t Buch Police Department and a1rests made M9 only those SUSMC:Nd ol C"mes llnd not those COtWICted • A CIUDo prilon acapee was arrested and a stolen new $40,000 Corvette was recovered Monday after a 17-minute punuit ended in a minor car crash in Costa Mesa. At S p.m., Officer Kirk Jacobi, a rookie in his first week of solo patrol, observed the car-beading westbound on West Coast Highway at Riverside Drive, about a half hour after hearing a county wide broadcast of suspect, James Robert Htuby, and lhe car dc$cription. · A chase ensued up Brookhurst Street into Huntington Beach, across Adams Avenue into Costa Mesa and ended at 3390 Harbor Boulevard, where the suspect was taken into custody at gunpoint, said Newport Beach Police Spokesperson Bob Oakley. Although the white Corvette easily outran the patrol cars, the Costa Mesa helicopter kept it in sight. Hruby, 22, originally of Mission Viejo, apparently took the car for a test drive, talked the salesman out of the car and took off. • Robin Hood made an unwelcome appearance at a peninsula restaurant last Friday night, by shooting arrows through the windows. Police responded to a call at Billy's at 1900 W. Balboa after an unknown suspcc{ apparently shot three crossbow arrows through the second story of the business. One 8-inch green metal arrow splintered the glass window and lodaed into a wall, while a smaller wood arrow with yellow feat hers fell short. A third arrow pierced through a wall and was lodged so high, restaurant employees were unable to remove it. Damage was estimated at $200. • Nonua F~ who played the character Stanley Roper on the hit sitcom ~·s Company", and his wife, Karen, were victims of a burglary last weekend during their stay at Le Mcridien. Fell's wife reported that during their Friday night visit to the MacArthur Boulevard hotel, she bad hid ber wallet in a dresser and in their suitcase. But when the couple returned to their Marina del Rey home on Monday, sbe realized the wallet was missing. Reported stolen was cash and nine credits cards. 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COSl~MESA 'f 2175 Newport Blvd. (at Viet«la) (714) 548 4150 300 E.17th St. (at Alla ) (714) 548-ZD ~ 1.-1-n .... ,_I Mf I. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN CdM's Goldstein trips up Roadrunners BY GEORGE PAPPAS As a rule, baseball pitchers have long memories. Earlier this season. Saddle- back High's ba eball squad bombed Cd M pitcher Matt Goldstein for seven runs e n- route to a 20-3 pounding of the Sea Kings (March 31). On Friday (April 28). it came back to haunt them. The lanky left-hander Gold- stein halted the Roadrunners in their tracks pitching six and 2/ 3 solid innings to lead the Sea Kings to 1-5 win. For Goldstein it was his second straight league victory. He iept Saddleback's hitters off balance for much of the contest by using an effective combina- tion of off speed pitches and a sinking fastball. (Through five innings Goldstein threw no-hit ball) . .. First time I pitched against them they just rocked me for seven runs.•• Goldstein remarked ... But I moved the ball in and out and kept them more off balance this time. I was glad to get this win.,. Goldstein cites a couple rea- sons for the improvement in his recent pitching perf onnances. His growing confidence on the mound and the development of an effective knuckleball. ''I think I'm more confident ing the way. out there," Goldstein explained. In Friday's game, Goldstein "I'm making them hit the ball. received ample support from the My knuckleball i working a lot Sea Kings• offense which banged better. It 's breaking a lot more o ut 10 hits. CdM' Greg Haack than· it used to.·· continued his assault on oppos- Cd M ·s Ba eball Coach Jerry ing with 2 for 3 performance Jclnick also commented on the including a triple and 2 RBI in intensity displayed by Goldstein the game. But it was a balanced during hi s recent outings. offensive effort which led Cd M .. Goldstein just wanted it,•• to the win. Jelnick said ... He's really been John Paulsen went 2 for 3 with coming on. He's turned into a 2 RBI., Chris Kchrli went I for bulldog. Now when he's out 3 with 2 RBI, and Todd Muth there pitching he's challenging hit two singles (and made an batters. Early in the year he excellent throw to plate to put didn't have that kind of atti-out a runner in the crucial tude... _ seventh inning). Sophomore J .T. Patton came The Sea Kings struck early in the seventh inning to pick up scoring two runs in the opening the save. He faced two batters, mnmg. walking the first before he struck Haack led off the game with the Roadrunners•s Dave Paloma a triple to right field . Chris to retire the side. Paloma Kehrli singled Haack home and slammed a triple off Goldstein was later forced out at second in his previous trip to plate in on Todd Kchrli's grounder to the the sixth inning. shortstop. Todd Kehr.Ii then Today at 3: IS p.m., the Sea stole second and was singled in ~ings (~) face Estancia High for Cd M's second run by an an away game. Paulsen. fbe Eagles arc the second place In the fourth inning, CdM team in the league. threatened to break the game Greg Branni~ and Gabe Jav-open as they loaded the bases age head an im__prcssivc pitching o_n walks. Chris Kehrli sacrificed staff for the Eagles. Estancia arc ~home John MacMillan to give also no slouches at the plate with Cd M a 3-0 advantage. But the Mark Hartley, Robert Nye, Bill Sea Kings stranded the runner Gomez :ir.d Scan Nichols lead-Cllff••' •,. 7 DAVll CAILal/llWPllT E ... I OIE ...... --C... illl Mtr H19''1 hlf U.. .,._Ill ... II 11111111 ..... II ..... lllil II Int ff.., 1111'11111°1 ......... l1•11a111 . ·n. .. ltllp ............... ao. ...... 7.5 11111 llllld Slow going for Ensenada racers Cd M 's spikerstqp tourri ey Team depth has been the saving grace of Corona dcl Mar High 's volleyball $Quad this season. You don't have to look beyond · CdM' recent perfor- mance in the Redondo Beach Volleyball Tournament for proof. The Sea Kinp (No. 4 team in the CIF 4A division) diapatcbed Loyola (No. 7 iD CIF) IS-8. JS- 12 in the title maaei without the help of their most effective ouujde bitter, Matt Herriqton, who went Clown with ankle injury earlier in the toetaey,. ne IOW'IWDeftt ~ ttie Sea Ki..,. Willa a velalablt took at their future CIF playoff competition. . •we haw a,.... idea Of what we Deed to do to be 1UCClllful in the CIF playoff a," Cd M Volleyball Coach Cbarlie Brande. •we've acen all the teams Ud what they have to offer. Hopef'aDy. we can Jeai'D to make tbe .Sjuata.cnu to beat thote teams." It wa1 efforts of middle blockers JMC>n Patina, who was Mined tournament MVP and Cbria Pliha, who was named to tbc all-tournament team, which made tbe dift'erence for the Sea 1.inp lut weekend. "In the tournament we atta.cked and were very qares- liw in our play," he added. wrhat ii aomethina we need to do more of." In addition, CdM rec:eiwd 1tron1 perf'ormances from Mau ........ 1 ( I f I p y ti n 0 ti s 8 tc (I 81 K u n• tb al an lo u& LATE TAI -ltw;.rt Nnlr'a T.., AWN ....... .. Ill 11111111111111 .. • Ell•l1 w II ..... ... lfllY WYllAl/IEWPllT Elllll lilt F~ lllrll111. Tiii llilln flll II 1111 &;II II Ille ...... 1-2. Cd M's netters ·in playoffs Ten years ago, Corona del Mar High dominated the sport of badminton in Orange County. CdM won two CIF titles in the sport in 1979 and 1980. However, since then the ea Kings have struggled to recap- ture their previou success with limited results. The Sea K ing~ have o nly reached the playoff several times since 1980 and they haven't won a league title in years. This season CdM H igh'~ co- ed badminto n team is returning to the C l F playoffs for the first time since 1986. The ea Ki ngb have locked up third pbce 1n the Sea View League with a 8-4 record so far. Cd M ·~ onlv lo\ses came at the hand of the two top teams in the league. Saddlcback and Estancia. "We're playing a~ well ~can be expected," remarked CdM Badminto n Coach Pat Wilson. "Tho~e ~chool ( F~tanc1a. ad- Spik~rs ... Cllll• """' ,... 6 Cwiertnia, Matt Spragins, Ty Price, Chris Olson. Steve Olsen, John Lyles, Carter Reese. and Chad Steelberg. Also John Hamilton's serving was a cruciaJ factor in the last game against Loyola .. Cwiertnia and Steelberg played the bes t they have all year.•• Brande pointed out. ... think that's becau e they had more to do with Herrington out of the lineup. That's true with the other players also ... Herrington will return to the Sea Kings• lineu~ this week, Brande said. '-He11 be back. I think our team has more stability with hjm (Herrington) in the lineup;• Brande added. Tonight at 7:30 p.m .• the Sea Kinp close out their Sea View League schedule against Tustin, not one of the stronger teams in the local area. Cd M is two games ahead of second place University in the league ttandings and have locked up their second consec- utive league title. Cd M's first If playoff game isn\ until May 12 which pro- vides the .. ca King plenty o f time to prepare. . ··1 think we're kind of fine. tuning our team game right now ... hC added. dleback) stress badminton. Our kids play it for the fun of it. But everybody on our team is ready for the playoffs." Cd M will meet a first place team in the opening rouod o f the Cl F playoff .. which begin on May I J. "It's not going to be ea y Roundup bccau e their are ome very good first place teams in C J F." Wilson said . Cd M 's playoff chances depend on junior Marni Price and senior Mau Steven,, who Wit o n de cribe a the team·~ mo~t con i tent and talented playe r . Others who have contributed thi ca on include Zee Wendall. S hell y Geiler. Kelly Smith, Annie Cor- boy, Dan Wil on. Greg 01 on. and Jennifer tockman. ••• Newport Harbo r 's spike r fa red better than expected at the Redondo tourney as they shocked Mira C osta (the top ranked team in 4A},in the single elimination quarterfinaJs. 16-14. but the Sailors lost to Loyola in the following semifinal match, 15-9. "We were the smalle t team there,•• Harbor Coach Dan Glenn. "But if you can do the little things (serving, baJlhan- dling, defense). you can play with anybody. I think we showed that. We reached the semifinals ... Outside hitter Chris Lee was named to the all-tournament team for the Sailors. Other standouta for the Sai- lors in tourney action include setter Alex Opolous, middle blocker Will Allison, outlide hitter Tim Newberry, topbo- more Billy Nguyen. Outside bitter Nauyen has been a real surpriK this-teuon for the Sailors. "'He's really our most consist- eqt player," Glenn said. With a recent defeat of Estan- cia High• team. the ailor appear to have clinched third . place and a pl~yoff 'f}Ot. Har.bor wrap up their cason agaan.~t foothill tonight at 6:30 p.m. in un awav a mc. ••• Both Corona d el Mar and Estancia High golf teams were declared co-champion of the Sea View League last week amid ome confusion. You ee. in the dual meet between the two team . CdM ( 17-1) won the fir~t round bv _ eight stroke but lo t the econd by 23 ~trokcs. Ho\\ever. both team~ were a\\arded the title when the final tabulatio n was eompletect by the league o fficiab. Cd M and E tan- cia both had 7-1 league records.· The Cl F regional finals for team competition begin thi Monday at the Yorba Li nda Country Club. Only the top top six cores on each team are co unted. The three chool~ which turn in the be t overall core will advance rcpre ent the local area in the late g o lf :hampion hip . Pirates fall to rival The Orange Coast College baseball team started last week on a happy no te, clobbering Orange Empire Confcrencc- leading Rancho Santiago. 14-7 Tuesday (A'pril 25) to move to within a game of the Dons. then ended the week all but out of the race after a 10-9 lo at home to Golden We t Saturday (April 29). The Pirates fini h up the season Tuesday(May4) at home against Saddleback, then visit Fullerton Thunday (May 6). After that. Coach Mike Mayne's Dues sit back and wait to find out if thcyll ~ ia~ scason action. Fiaure this one out-Golden West commits six erron, yields 11 walks and three hit batsmen and comes out on top of the Cou• squd that made oruy one mitcue and pvc out just four free paua. Of course, it helped the Rustler cause that OCC left the bases loaded three times and two men on in two othen. That included the ninth inning when Golden We~• intent ionally walkc,J Scott •t:alanoa the potcnull winnin1 run-with two out. • ' •Y l t• THE NEWPORT ENSKJN ,_ 7 ' Estancia rocks Sailors again When Bill White took over the reigns of Newport Harbor High's lumping baseball pro- gram earlier this year. he didn't expect to work miracles. Ro me wasn't built in a day .and neither are winning baseball programs. White was hoping this year's team could vastly improve o n the 1-14 league mark po ted by Harbor ' 1988 quad. However. it's haping into the same old story for the Sailor who have lost I 0 out of I I of their league games so far thi season and currently ~ccupy the cellar of the Sea View League. Time has run out on the Sa'.ilors. Harbor has only three more games to pick up aoother win. But it's not going to be easy as they close out the season with game against University and Saddleback. Baseball • • • CHtillllll frtlll ,... 6 a the next batter went down on \trike . Gold tein helped out hi s own cau'c in the top of the fifth inning a~ he ~tngled . tole <;eco nd and \lOrcd on l odd "1 uth\ ">tngle to left field. . The . ea King built a com- fo.r table 7-0 lead in the top o f the ~ix.th . Haack reached ba eon e rror . by . addleback' right fielder. Haack then ~cored when Cd M \ third ba~eman Ree e fhorkel on ripped u shot co right field . which he tried un uc- ce ~fully to tretch into a double Chris K.ehrh walked and Todd Kehrli. who wa httle tn hi-. fir t three at bat\, ripped a double to left field placing Today at 3: 15 p.m .• t he Saalor take on University. Univcr ity is coming off two tough lo scs to Tustin la t week. The Trojans have one of the best pitchers in the league in Jason William .. They al o have a cons1 tent hitting attack (with a combined team battmg aver- age over .320) wuh Dave Dieter and Jonathan Cotliar tht team' leadin~ batters. .. We played effective agaan t them the fir t time. niver ity as in the ame boat a u and Cd M. They are trying to get some wins, .. White aid. ..I'm not atisfied with losing," White stressed. "But it eem like our team is. We're not giving any offensive upport to our pitc hers and were making bo nehead play in the field again. It' been the ame tory all vear ... runner at \econd and third. Pauben\ acrifice fl y to left , dro\e in Chn\ Kehrh. Gold\tein rounded out the . ea King'· \Coring in the inning \\-hen he 'lammed a ground hall which the Roadrunner,· hort,top m"plaved for .rn e rror But 1n the bottom halt of the inning Gold\tcin IO\t both ht\ no httter and s hutout (Jold,tein "'alkcd Saddle bad,\ Jeff Blanco dnd then g'1're up hi\ hr\t hit of game to 1 ed J..irrett But an error b) dM' shortstop on "1 1ke '\J\J' ground ball proved co;;rly and denied (1old tem .in e.uly escape from the 1nn1n!?. "J ~J' a little tired at the end. I "-~n·1 bending my knee and follo wing through. 'o the bJll "-a~ \ta}tng up ... Goldstein J1d Athletes of the Week MATT GOLDSTEI .GREG HAA K . JOH PA ULSE • TODD MUTH A D C HRI K E HRLI. CORONA DEL MAR BASEBALL: Gold tein picked up hi econd traight league win (April 28) agaan t ~ addlcback. 7- 5, pitching 6 and 2/ 3 innings and no-hitting the Roadrunners over five frames. Haack kept up his as ault on oppo ing pitch ing bashing a two-run ho mer again t addlcback on April 26 and turning in a 2 for 3 performance "'ith 2 R Bl o n April 28. Jn last Friday's game, Paulsen went 2 for 3 with 2 RBI. hris Kehrh was J for 3 with 2 RBI and Todd Muth added two angle . ••• CHRIS LEE. WILL ALLISO A D TIM WBERRY. EWPORT HARBOR VOLLEYBALL: Lee earned aJl- toumamcnt honors in the Redondo Beach Tournament I t weekend. AIJi on and Newberry al o played well in the tourney and parked the a1lors to a 3-1 victory over tancia (April 28) with 8 kill each. • •• JAY BORIS, MATI MERICKEL, RI HARD FAR- RINGTON, BOBBY McALLISTER ANO JOHN SOMERS. NEWPORT HARBOR BOYS SWIMMING: Boris won the 500 yard freestyle in 4:SUM qainst Corona dcl Mar (April 26), while Merickel took fint in the 200 individual medley (2:04.80). Farrin1ton won the 100 free (49.22). while McAllister captured the top spot in· the 100 brcastrokc (I ;03.07) and Somers won the 100 back1troke (.S7.04). ••• ROB WILSON, CHRJS"'OEDING. KATE SALVINO ANO AMY NORTON. CORONA DEL MAR SWIMMI G : Wilson won the 200 freatyle (1 :47.85), •• third ill tht 500 f~ and anchored CdM't winnin1 dl'on Of 3:11.52 in the 400 relay race in a dual meet again t Harbor (April 26). alvino led CdM· irl ~wim team to a victory over HarbOr by pottinc win in the SO free ·(2S. 75) and 100 free (~7.01). orton tul'Mld in winnin1 cffon in the 200 free (2: 10.43) and 100 butterfly {I :08.19). I . . ,_ l--lllY I. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Kaiser kids win BY CHERYL STEHLING Nelida Avila was out to prove that gasses from sulfur could remove the color from a rose petal and that hydrogen pcrox-. ide could restore the color. Her hypothesis was correct and her efforts earned her a blue ribbon at Kaiser Schoot•s Fifth Annual Science Fair. Nelida was especially notable, because she is learning English and had to discuss most of her experiment with the judge through an inter-' preter. She gleaned all of her information from books written in English and practiced hard so she could speak to the judges, her interpreter said. Nelida 's was just one of 281 students who entered a science project and earned one of 100 blue ribbons. "'We get more blue ribbons every year." said science coor- dinator Mary Ellen Brownell. .. And next year, it will be even better. The first year, there were very few blue ribbons." Brownell said she stans pre- paring students for the science fair in the third grade. The class coUectively chooses a project, develops a hypothesis, pcrf orms group experiments and forms a conclusion, sfte ~d. Classes ' enter one project in the fair and this year, all four third grade classes received blue ribbons. In the fourth grade, students enter individual projects, Brow- nell said. She will work wtth students six weeks before the fair and if some get stumped, is always there f C1r them. She has all of the books they will ever need and because one book cannot possibly be used by more than one student at a time. offers the use of a copy machine. "It's not as easy as it looks," she said ..... help them over the rough spots. But by the time they arc in fifth and sixth grade , they arc pretty much on their own." Projects arc judged by com- munity members, teachers from other schools, school board members, parents and even a few real-life scientists, like Dr. Wil- liam Bowers and the Ors. Hla and Khin Tin from the Univer- sity of California. 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Japa- nese Rain Song,•• "Frere -------._.._ IJIO l SIAll COUl8I Monday-~lG<> Sof\Mdov 9-5 5'n:by 12·5 awarded . "I believe every child should win." said Brownell. "That's why there is no first o r second place.·· In addition to the 100 blue ribbons, 144 red ribbons and 'J7 participant certificate's were At the rnd of the month, Kruser will hold n pccial ribbon cuuing ct!rrmony 10 inaugurate it new . dencc luboratory at the open hou c fc tivitic . t Niii-ir ... · ~ rnrfwl 1 tMtl II , .. , ...... m.,. .... II &leltft Kl fHll'tli ~. I he tudents presented Loat Jacques" and a patriotic medley. with a copy of"' All I ~call>: Need They danced the Mexican Hat to Kn~w I Learned an Kmder- Dance, American square dances garten by Robert Fulghum. and the grand finale was "'God "'This is a dream becoming Bless America," with the reality," aid Newport-Mesa audience joining in . Unified School Di trict board .. member Judy Franco. "This is where the spirit ~gins:' ) \ • 41tJ'-',#Ulf !<I •Ill I Ill ~I • ') . FRE~ Motht>r' D1y ~liv~ry to Port Strttt (714) 640-7980 .. -1 .·· \: . ~· .. ' 2~2 San M~el Drive N•wpQrt S..Ch, 92660 •YI, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-Nm I • us1ness On Consignm~nt a treasure trove of goodies BY MELINDA KELLER Foraotten treasures excavated from a dusty prap, antiquated art collected from forcip lands and modem prizes are just a few of tbe finds that can be discov- ered at On Consipment. Tucked behind the Interna- tional House of Pancakes on 17th St reet, the store recently opened its doors to the public to benefit the Newport Harbor Art Museum. On Consignment offers collec- tors and packrats an opportun- ity to sell their wares. while Ralph Kort has joined New- port Pacific Funding as a loan consultant and will concentrate on helping homcbuycrs in the Costa Mesa and Newport Beach areas. He will s pecialize in residential loans for the Newport Beach-based firm, one of the largest and fastest growing mort1a1e-banking firms in Orange County. ••• Da.W A. Zobrlst has been appointed project manager in t hC Plh>eDia off"a of Lan.,Son providing a f undraisina clement for the museum, said Esther ~uick, co-chairwoman of the Newport Harbor Art Museum Council. .. We have been very success- ful. When we decided to open the shop, many people told us not to be disappointed if we made only $4,000 within the first six months. Well, we opened March IS and within two weeks we cleared more than $4,000, .. Quick said. Part of the success of On Consignment is due the variety of items that the store stocks, Quick said. The shop' holds treasures for bargain hunters and collectors alike as items start as low as $9.95 and increase by value. For the serious collector. a brilliantly colored bandpainted waterpot once owned by the last reigning royal Vietnamese fam- ily can be bad for $5,000. On Consignment also has pieces of a Ching Dynasty collection for sale. Antique lovers can also find buys. An oak parquet table with coordinating Australian walnut chain sells for $760. And the shop is not only for the wealthy. Bargain hunters on a budget can pick up gift items, such as a carved antique brass pot from the Philippines for $75 or a brass candy dish for $9.9~. On Consignment also sells linens, crystal, china, centerpie- ces, furniture and knicknacks that have either been donated or arc being sold for a two-thirds commission for the previous owner and one-third profit for the museum. Business In The News CHiii DOLSOI Her responsibilities will also include preparing all committing documents and adhering to budgetary guideline . ••• DouchertJ and Douilluty Arcllitects, of Newport Beach, have announced the addition of C. Coleman Griffith as Director of Desian. Frank Benito, AIA u Director of Technical Servi- ces, and Grea LaBon. AJA as Project Architect. Pmner ·Bet- sey Olcnjck Dougherty, AIA, has been elected National Dircc- ... We can offer a better buy here .than anyone else because we have no overhead except rent. Everyone who works in the store is a volunteer, which increases our sales and everybody wins," Quick said. On Consignment is open Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to S p.m. On Monday, the shop is closed to customers but open to sellers who wish to have their items appraised. For more information about the store, call 645-NHAM. tor repre enting California on the Board of the American In titutc of Architects. Partner Brian Paul Dougherty, AIA has been elected Secretary to the State of California Al A. ••• Elizabetll A. taplbert. Con- ference Planning Manager for PaciCw: Financial Companxs. has been elected to the Board of Directors of the Insurance Con- ference Planners Association (ICPA). Wilson Mumper Architects, which also has an office in Newport Beach. 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Assist- in1 Sandee were Marilyn Read, Linda Hughes, Michael Perkins, Debbie Benedict, Patti Bellitti, Pam Ho1¥ard, Sheri Murphy, Kathy Reed, Susie Welton, Sandy Ewing, Lula Halfacre, Ilona Martin, Diana Bromiley, Sue W erncr, Paula Bastiaanse, Yuriko Yano, Carol Boice, Charlene Johnso~ Thais O'Neil. Leslie Cies, Pat Middlemu, Cathy McLarancl and Dori deK- ruif. Robert Andrews. .. •· The same Saturday cveniq the Mardan School of Educa- tional Therapy honored and Harborlites IY DlllA VOi IURBEll Some of the guests were Ileane roasted Susan and Timothy and Nick Doolin, Pegy and Strader at Le Meridicn. Town Gary Darnell, Susan and Robert • Gown also hosted their annual Beechner, Pat and Richard fund-raiser for the University of Allc~ Patti and Ben Lillegraven, Southern Calif omia at the Dana Mandy and Jim Reed, June and Point Resort Hotel. And Easter William Adams and Lois and Seal Society had their dinner at u4 vUot'~ ~ CO•ea•. . . Sf a <tf oe.talae tT~e cueu.ate gqt °' ~u~u-~ Co.pllMea~y SflMoMalae g.tJfce. I• P•u.,.. Her ii L,..,y WltA Ow Dtly o/ •.q • Rcju~ Body Miu,.• Haii Dcsip • European Fldal • Naila •laiom Gift Ceitirteatea Available Walk 1111 and Appia Welcome Call Today 756-2660 ~---- · the Red Lion Inn. Not to ~ forptten were the luncheons held Saturday: Tri Delta seventh annual at the Balboa Bay Club, which benefited the Pediatric Cancer RCIC&l'Ch Laboratory at Children\ Hospital of Orange County. Meanwhile at the Irvine Hilton. Medellas, a societ) composed of medical, dental and legal ladies. bad their fuhion show which assists UCl'a t\sian- AmcriQn Students. (Whew, so much for Saturday!) ••• Earlier, Ollie Hill co-chaired the Big Canyon Committee·~ luncheon and fashion show at the Four Seasons. Karen Reed cha.ired Red Ribbon I OO's dinner at Capen which benefited the American Red Croa. Cinderella Guild hosted Design\ for Din- ing for CHOC. Assistance League of Newport Beach bene- fited from a brunch at the Yankee Tavern. The Bruin Oraqe County Chapter spon- sored the Cbancellon Dinner at the Four Seuons. Assessment Treatment Service Center and Chariot Champions held their luncheons and fashion shows at the Irvine Hilton; but on differ- ent days. The Women's Club again featured a home tour of Lido Isle Home$. And Adoption Guild once again had their tea honoring the patronesses of its tennis tournament at the lovely home of Robert Lintz. • •mi - N BY i "' va n chc Cf Vj bca1 bet~ Cor lrvi1 awa land u tel . her o;cen loo• COUI unsc H wor' mo, uprc and into site . .. , pres untc just wat• marl T- an a Ro• the ~ Co1 Tho pm .. 1 WC~ T~ will wa~ Th~ not ~ for ~ r ~ NB artist paints the past BY DIANA JONES Watercolorist Christine Sulli- van has increased her sketching schedule in an attempt to prc- ervc the peaceful charm and beauty of the rollina hills between Laguna Beach and Corona dcl Mar before the Irvine Co.'s bulldoztr gouge away the once untouched land cape. U ing water colors and pas- tels. Sullivan is concentrating her efforts in capturing the \Cencs of the rolling hills over- looking the ocean which for counties centuries has remained unscathed. However. the Irvine Company workcn with their heavy earth- moving equipment have uprooted the long-held contours and have turned the landscape into just another construction site. .. It became urgent for me to preserve what was once untouched," Sullivan said. "'I just couldn' sit by passively and watch what I have loved for so many years be destroyed .... The $40 million project offers an alternate route. Pelican Hill Road, in an attempt to relieve the commutina traffic on Pacific Coast Hiahway, said Larry Thomu. Irvine Company vice president. .. Most of the residents have welcomed the relief of traffic. The completion of Pelican Road will prOVick a better and faster way to aet to the airport, •• Thoma uid. But the JI-year-old artist is not • eatb•iMtic about the project. S liw• Ml commuted oa a .U, ._. ..... the COMt for tlll ,.. 10 ,..... ml laal e.,_. U. ~ildM beauty tbal tlae ran· • • •. Mla12at dai•lbc ..................... began to grade the hills two months ago, she said she was disturbed that surrounding re- idcnts and the Irvine Company appeared to be so indifferent to the ituation. .. When they first started to grade the hill • the bird were quawking and in almost a panic not knowing where to go. So many of tho c birds, especially the little one were paved over." The demolition of the rollin~ hill have not only effected S ullivan, but the many students that he teache: • as well. A Coastline College water- color instructor since 1981, Sullivan often used the rolling hills as a subject for her students. "It was quite a hike for my students... said Sullivan. ..But once we got there, the scene was o beautiful it was well worth the hike." Many of Sullivan's completed compositions are old throuah the Esther Wells Collection in Laguna Beach and the annual Festival of Arts. my pieces range from $585 for the smaller bodies of work to the highest piece priced at SS,000." Sullivan who bas a penchant for painting landforms said she will continue to capture the bills • cliffs and rocks that the Laguna hills offer until the rare and untouched contours no ,lonser exist. · LLONGS OF NEWPORT INC , REAL ESTATE-WE CARE .HARDER Real Estate Tip Far H1 .. wners HOUSE NOT SELLING? In this very active real estate market, almost any house will sell fast If a house sits more than a few weeks on the market, it is suffering from one of three problems: 1 ) It has a problem location 2) It is over priced Esther Wells conaidcn Sulli-• van to be one of the top selling female artists in the pllery. "She has always aivcn me really lovely impressionistic pieces. She is selling very well and the people who arc buying from her come back." 3) It is unattractive and needs some sprucing up. . In regards to problem #1, there is little that can be done' about it. This reminds one of the importance of location when purchasing in the first place. If the problem is not one of location, the most immediate solution aeems to be one of dropping the price. Frequently, however, some paint and carpets and tar.mcaping can bring out the best in a home and make it mow with the mllket. and without dropping the price. Young coUccton in their mid 30s seem to be the most receptive to Sullivan's wort. which Wells described as a combinatioa between abstract and realiltic an· usi"I .. soft lovely colon. .. ..I have owned die art p'IFIJ for five years and the laal ...... with me for that loaa... Uid Wells. •we are re9lly r•• a lot ol collecton becaae of lllr wort.• Sullivan said abe tria to .. her art at a mi••.. nee • 8ltndyouqer...,... •MOllfil Recently one of our listings IOld at least $25,000 below market value beclull a chorce had created such a t11lng of animosity between the two owners 1111 neilher wu willing to imr11t a perftly in up-grading. This was unfortUnlll. blcal11 $10,000i~llledwouklhavel'IUnid125.000 .in the.... . I you would lilleto ,..._,.our,... ..-.. newel ... fplllll1hed In Newport 811ctt ... 1 ......... call and we'I pu1 you on our ... If ~ . i ,_ 12-llAY l 1-THE NEWPORT ENSIGN En e ent 'Annie'· a sufe shot BY CHERYL STEHLING Once again, Harlequin Dinner Playhouse has served up a delicacy in its latest production, •Annie Get Your Gun," an all- time favorite with music by lrvina Berlin. It is the romanticized account of real-life sharp-shooter Annie Oakley, who achieved acclaim with her &'1tics in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. This was right around the time the suffragists were shouting about the vote for women and Annie was right there to show the world that whatever men could do, maybe women might be able to do better. But, as she lamented to her brother. Little Jake, .. You Can't Get a Man With a Gun." And . it is for her man and his ego that she gives up her gun. The show is pure delight and it is highly recommended to set aside feminist views for a few hours, rela• and enjoy the entertainment. Many old Berlin favorites will be recoanized, such as .. The 9irl' That I Marry," .. Doin' What Comes Natur1ly," .. There's No Business Like Show · Business," ... Got the Sun in the Morning" and "Anytllini You Can Do." Tracey Williams stars as Annie and she brings credibi)ity to the part. Especially notable is her rendition of .. Doin' What Comes Natur1ly." John LaLonde is the egotis- tical Frank· Butler, who was touted as the world's greatest Plrkert S.•food Gril fe•tutes tUily fresh ••food. pastas 1nd grills-., utWd on m. _,.,_Mtlf tJt. most sp«t«ular W..S in NMport BHCh. OittMt ~Mrwd~-in our bffutJNl'C;..,. Ind on ow four .. ,.,. side,,.OOS. ............ ..... , a "' . •11 •h•••• Ii 11 z1•H1 f1NI,,,.,, ... n:::=.:- shot and can't quite cotton to a woman beina better than he. And he never does quite get over it and bis and Annie's romance is contingent on Annie's .. let- ting" him be better. Joseph Cardinale is Chief Sitting Bull. The make-up and costume is 10 successful it is hard to believe that Cardinale is not an Indian. Other cast memben include Darrell Sandeen as Buffalo Bill; Joseph Hanna as Charlie Davenport; Mark Bunker, who does double duty as Wilson an'd Pawnee Bill; Linda Lebel as Dolly Tate; Grant Rosen as Little Jake; James Eric as Mac; Shawn Natalie Fields as Mn. Ernest Henderson; James Fox as One Price Includes Dinner, Tax, & Show ~· >' High-Stepping Fan! G•• ..... l1•••r•••••1 .. c1••,.... FACE lff.Trlllf 111111 t • 11111 llldlf 1111 .11111 Lii n la • fflllc . ...... 11 .......... , ...... Thomas Luther Cody Keeler Ill; Terri Girvin as Mrs. Schuler Adams; Frances Hubbell as Sylvia-Potter Porter and John. Rizza as Mr. Ernest Henderson. The show was directed by Lynn Phillip Seibel, with choreo- graphy and musical staging by Dennis Courtney. · .. Annie Get Yo'1r Gun"' con- tinues through July 9. Call 979- SS 11 for reservations. 1.a111 Till? It's Uncanny by BiD Hamiltow Cbkun salad In a huny SDnS wnh bontlas bftastst Sautt lightly°' stum an dw mterowavc, thm zip! you·~ iridy IO shmf tht nv• and add 5UIOC'ling. Wt likt • Mtidcan dwmt with pun ~ions, tom•o. naocado and fresh Cllanno IO add ftiwor. • •• ~ diWs ~ ~ b bufftu, ~IO eat Without a knift lnsetad of bttf anps. l!pdy sautt tqual amounts of shrimp and sc:allops. Suw o~r noodla or n«. • • • MklVWllW cak.ts will comt oua ~r lf ,_,. cOok 'tm _... • ntwt undtt tht pan IO ltc air cimaiMt • • • • ART Onnae Coast Collea~ will host its annual Juried Students Art Exhibition through May 18 in the college•s Art Gallery. In attendance will be Peter Fruk. former critic for the y· Voice and current c c L.A. Weekly. For more informa- tion call 432-5039. · ••• A panel di cu sion on Satur- day, May 13 at Newport Hubor Art Museum will be .. L.A. Pop in the Y>Os." It take place from 10:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. CaU . 759-1122 for more information. ••• The Sandstone Gallery is currently presenting watercolors by Helen Reeder until June S. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and it is located at 384-A North Coast Highway in Laguna Beach. · ••• Chuck Jones, the artist responsible for Bugs Bunny, Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, among others, will have a showing of his animation eels at the Circle Gallery through May 31 . The gallery is located at 3333 Bristol Street, #2600 in South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa. Call 540- 5077 for more information. ••• The Newport Beach second annual juried art · exhibition take place aaain this summer and artists must delivery their work to the Newport Center of .Coastline Community College Casting call Auditions for Christopher Durang•s outrageous adult satire on parenting. "Baby with the Bathwater," will be conducted o n Monday, May 8 and Wed- nesday, May 10. in Orange Coast College' Drama Lab Theater. The auditions run from 4-8 p.m. daily. Under the direction of OCC theater arts professor. John Fcrzacca, the show i being offered as part of occ· Summer Theater Season. It run June 15-18. 22-25 and 29-JuJy 2 in the Drama Lab Theater. The Play i a biting black comedy that looks at parenting. The cast call for two men and eight women. The age arc flexible. Person intere tcd in auditioning need not be OCC students. For audition information, contact the theater arts depart- ment at 432-S640. no later than Sunday, June 4. between 8:30-10:30 a .m. Artists who have been chosen will be notified that day at pick up time, between 3--4 p.m. There is no entry fee. Call 644-31 SO for more jnform · Newport Harbor Art Museum will present Family Arts Day on Saturday, May 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets are S 10 per family and includes mimes. spin art booths and fun activities. Call 759-1122 for information. STAGE "Cabaret" is currently playing at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Dinner Theatre and has been extended until June 4 by popular demand. Reservation required. Tickets start at S 17 .95. Call 838-1 540. •YI. t• THE NEWPORT ENSKiN--:.1 II ••• .. Lu Ann Hampton Laverty Oberlander" wiU be playing at the Newport Theater Arts Cen- ter every Thursday through Sunday through May 7. All performances arc at 8 p .m . except for Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Admission price is SIO. Call 631-0288. IWEAlt• , .. T• T1lll II .... .. 't 11111111 s,r.. ii o,.. Celj c.n.·a llfl tullll If Ill cllllic .,....., • hm, "'lllllrtt Ill ...... hrtlrmlHll I'll n.•p lllrlll~ ••• Beth Henley's latest play, .. Abundance,., is currently pl~y ing through May 25 at South Coast Repertory• Mainstagc as ·part of the thetµer·s landmark Calif c»rnia Play Festival. Performances arc Tuesday through Saturday at 8 p.m.; Sunday at 7:30 p.m. an·d wee- kend matinees at 2:30 p.m. Call 957-4033 for more information. DANCE University of California, Ir vine Danec Workshop. Works choreographed by UCI students in dan~. Fine Arts Little Theatre, 8 p.m. Wednesday- Appearing thru June 10 SUZIE & T H E S WEETHEARTS Coming ~une 13 thru J uly l SHAKE R ATTLE & R OLL The Golden Age of Rock •n • Roll is back and Duke·s has it live. Come dance to 'the hottest sounds of the 50's, 60's, and 1o•s at Duke's ostalgia ite Club. Relive all your favorite oldies but goodie every Tue day through Saturday.· Enjoy the convenience of complimentary valet parking. And try Duke·s every Mon-" day for comedy night. Duke's Nostalgia Nite Club is at The Newporter Resort. 1107 Jamboree Blvd .~ I ewport Beach. (714) 644-!l 700 > I ~========~ Saturday, May 10-13. with 2 p.m . matinee Saturday. May 13 . Tickets S6, SS, $4 at the Bren Center Box Office and Ticke- tron. Call 856-5000 • •• Orange Coast College's dance department will present an cnd- oft he-year pcrf ormance on Tue day,· May 16 at 7 p.m . in OC(:' dance studio. Call 432- 5506 for more 'information. ••• Southern California's BaJJet Repertory will off er a one-act baJlct based on .. Hansel and Gretel." on Saturday, May 6 at 3 p.m. in Orange Coast College' Robert B. Moore Theater. CaJI 4325880 for ticket information. ••• A sneak preview of dancing from a summer productio n will be off ercd by Ballet Montmartre on Sunday. May 6 at 4:30 p.m. at the group's ilent auction and bar-b-que. Call 646-7688 for · more information. MISC. The nivenity of California, Irvine will present .. My Last Lecture... A hypothetical "last lect'}re" by H oward Lc't\hoff . prof e or of biologicaJ cicnces; Ro bert ewcomb. senior lecture in ocial cience; and ally Peterson, dean of tudcnts. Will be held at the Phy · J ciencc Lecture HaJL 7:30 p. . Wednes- day, May 17. adm n 1 Free. Call 856-6379 for in1brmation . Put Your Appetite On The Rack At Brandon's With Our Full Rack Of Baby Back Ribs! • ,.,.. :JOW ...,..,, ..,, ..... ,....,.! ""'"'"~ --1 ,.,, ... ~ ttl-..W-4..., ....... ,,.,_ ... ..... Jll«W • ---~ .. .-.. .., S 11c9N Jt.~.Sn'MI-- ' ONLY $10.95 """"" ...... "'"...., ,__, ('#9• .. ... oftl6..,, ... ....,.,,.,,. ,,_ ... ...... r.-,._.., .... ., ... .., . ,.,,,.,_,.,.... Cw•• l•'-.....,""Bw• .... .,...,..r THE BEVERJY HE~n!CE t-0TEL I MJ0 8#tlrf LAnt. Mt.,_. G.4)2-6] l l ' "~A~ OI iht Am. COMa MHI 11• 1'4 I \ """'.,. ..... ,.., IJ. ,,.., ,,.. ..., ........ ,, ....... . • _, Nllt4-llAYll .. THENEWPORTENSIGN Youths reaffirm faith at conference BY PEGGY DARNELL Last week, 350 high school students from all the major area high schools gathered at the Balboa JJay C lub for a breakfast program as part of the weck·s activities for Christian Leader- shi r,, Week. The atmosphere was upbeat as 'friends greeted each other and enjoyed the program beginning with a welcome and opening prayer by Tim Newberry, New- INSIGHTS ' . ./ port Harbor High School stu- dent body president. Music and a slide presentation of lots of high school students added to the high spirits of the morning. Especially excellent was musi- cian Fernando Ortega, who not only sang beautifully. but whose comic remarks were equally well-received. "I used to have a body like Gumby until I developed the god-like body I have now," he quipped. He went on with his repartee which concluded the first time he fell in love in the !.eventh grade and wa~ trying to figure out a way to talk to the object ol h1~ affection. "I wa~ eating a Dreamsicle, when I got the idea I would ask her to go steady by writing ·will you go steady with me· on the ice cream ~tick ," he recalled. "I gave the stick to her in class and she broke it in half and stepped on 1t. •• Ortega commented about how it wasn't until he was out of high chool that he began to feel it wa all right to be who he was and not ·try to be omething, different. .. All I had to hear was that the lord loved me and that wa all I needed to now."he aid. M ichclle Whiton. a I 0th grade tudcnt at Corona del Mar High chool poke of the importance of Je u Christ in her life and how He helped her family when her did was out of work for a long time. "Everything i fine now, but He is an important part of our family's life ... she aid. Clint Davi from Irvine High School spoke next and talked about how he feel more directed with a piritual life than he did without it. He notice nature more and tends to be le judg- mental of other people. He also feels the we ence of God while he i surfing or waiting for the waves. Since Meredith William was unable to attend, Newberry stepped up to the podium to talk about the time his parents set his thinp outside the door because heh.cl become difficult with his panyina. He wu aone a couple of weeks and bepn to really realize he needed to make some chaqa. It WU white he WU at a friend 'I home that bia friend bcpn to talk about Jaus. •My rapoftllWAI," Mid New- berry ... 'I don' want to talk about that. I'm a Coon man.' I nnaually bcpn to be6"e the words from ltripture. •Believe And I will show ,.u. • I am now walkin1 with God and I am 1oln1 the ript way now ... ational Football Leaauc pla~r P1ul McDonald of New- porJ 1f.K keypotc r.u speaker for the high school breakfast. He spoke about his days at the Univc·rsity of South- ern California and early family life which included a good home, but not particularly a trong C hristian one. In 1980, he played for the . Cleveland Browns and, disco- vered a celebrity status that he had·not experienced previously. He had a huge contract in 1984 at the age of 26. But in 1986 while with the Seattle Seahawks. things changed for him. Just when he thought he had things wired, the rug wa pulled out from under him. "It's like God said, 'Hey, kid, you 're not in control, I am.• I was fired twice in two months,~ he said. It was while he was at a Dallas Cowboys training camp in Thousand Oaks that he had a chance encounter with Dennis Conner who was with Christian Athletes. lcD1•M. llcllllll Wlllll ... * Dlltl. by going to church, Bible study go. .. He asked me, 'Paul, if you were to die, would you go to heaven?' I always figured I would wait until the last minutes before my death to repent and assure my place in heaven but of course, that isn't the way it works, .. he said. 041 have found we need to grow in the knowledge of God, we do this and group prayer.". He concluded that accepting Jesus Christ is the only way to "It's like the dying man by the riverbed, you must drink the water and act." he said. BUY '8 SQllilE YARDS OF WORRY FREE CARPET AND GET TWO GALLONS OF PRATT & IAMBERT ACCOLADE PAINT FREE. Come in now through May 7 and we'll gtve you this coupon when you purchase SO squuc yards or more of Worry Frtt carpet. Matl the coupon411ona with your carpet receipt-to the ilddress on. the coupon. And In a we.ck or less you11 receive a voucher good for two free pllons of Pratt at Lambert Accobdc, the world's finest paint. . Like Worry FTtt carpet, Pratt at Lambert Accolade Is staln·rcslstant, soil·rcsisgnt and can sUrVtvc fur many years without showing signs of wear. Which malc:cs It the paint that could also be ckscrtbcd as worry.free. So it should come as no surprise that two pllons ol Accolade have a value of over SSO. But you don't have to worry 1bout that. free Because when you buy Worry Free carpet, the paint's frtt. You Stt, we want to gtvc you as little to worry about a pos Ible. in ~Wt:Lft'IAW'dl~nPT. CARPETB IAVINI n40 ........ Mfl '00011t•oo a.t 'oa IU-M71 ' . Ill .. • • s NaJC..nca Cl I" 'llf ...... C1n•111 .. WOf••.,W•f•OlllW'll'" .. Na , .......... °'911111 ......... Du 1 .. c21 h1'0 ........... hllAlllM ...... JLl... .... ....... 1 ... .-n OoUar Amounts 1n Thousanm 1 C.sh and due frcwn banks •.........•.........•••....•....•....•. 19,310 2 Investment MCurlbes. (Market vatue $9,063) ......••..•........•.. 9,353 3 Non lfMttl'nent 9eCUnlte$ .•.•.•••••.••..••••....•• , •••.•....••••. 2, 120 4 T radlns account securities ................ .' ............. : ......... none 5 Federal funds so6d and securities purchased under aareements to resell in domestic offices ........... . . . . . . . . . • . •. 5,500 6 a Loans. Tot.I (e .. ctud101 unearned income) 168,517 b Less: Allowance for pos51ble loan losses . . . . • . • . . . . . • . .1,633 c Loans. net . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 166.834 7 Bank premises.FF & E etc (1ncludina $none capital luse) •.... 6,996 8 Real estate owned other than bank premises. • . . • • • • ••.•.......•• 2.299 9 Investments 1n unc0nsohdated subsidiaries , and associated COfnpantes . • . . . . . . . . . . . . ...•..•.•.......•..• •4 ••• none 1 O Customer's llabihty to this bank on acceptances outstanding . • . . . . . none 11 Othet assets (1nclud1ng $8 1ntan&1btes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • . . • • . . . . . . . . 7 ,864 12TOTALASS£TS(sumof1tems1thru11) ....................... 220.316 UAMJT1U . 13 a TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .............. 195,952 (1) Total defNnd deposits .......................... 56,495 (2) Total time and savinas deposits . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 139,457 b TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES ..................... none c. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN OFFICES (sum of items 13a & b) •................•..•.•...... 195.952 14 federal funds purchased and secur1ttes sold under aareements to repurchase 1n domestic ofhces . . . . . . . . . . • . . • • . . . . 2.200 15 Other liabthties for borrowed money, including note balances of US. Treasury .................................. 655 16 Mortate indebtedness (1nclud1ng $none capital leases) ..........•.. none l 7 Acceotances executed by or for account of this bank and out1tand1n1 . . . . . . . . . • . ..................................•... none 18 Othet habihtees .........................................•.... 5,475 19 TOTAL LIABll,.ITIES (excluding subordmat~ notes end debenture\) ....................•........•........ 204,282 20 Subordinated notes and debentures .............................. 1,125 SHMDtOLDUI EQUm 21 ~efen-.d Slock .. . .. . . . .. .. .. a No $hares outstandm& none Amount none 22 Cotnrnon stock .............. . a No ~hares authorized 25,000,000 b No: wres outstandm1 8,003,889 Amount 3,362 23 Sutptus • . • . • . . . • . . • • • . ..........•.••.........•..•....... 3,530 24 TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPtT~L (sum of ttems 21, 22 & 23) ........ 6,892 25 Retained ·earnioss . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . . 8,027 26 Reserw fot cont1ncencies and other ~pital reserves ................ none 27 TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY (sum of items 24, 25 & 26) ...... 14,919 28 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY (sum of items 19, 20 & 27) ....... 220,326 Standby Lettef'S of Credit ....................•..•............. 2.925 The undersianed, Ronald L ROd&ef'S. President and Richard ~ Ritter, uecutew Viu PrK of the at>cMt-named bank, each declares, for himself alone end not for the other 1 have personal "nowledge of the INtters contained 1n this report and I believe that each statement 1n said report is true Each of the underslaned. for himself alone and not for the other. certifies under penalty of periury that the torecocn& is true and eo<rect uecuted on April ~5. 1989. at Newport Beach, tahfom1a S1ane<S Ronald ~/~od&en. RIC.hard P Ritter 2138 .... YOU Aft IN DUAULT UNDO A 0££D Of TWST DAnD AUGUST 05, ltea. UNLUS YOU TAICE ACTION TO NOTICT YOUR PllOf'UTY. IT MAY • SOLD AT A PU8lJC SAU. If YOU NE£D AN UP\MATION Of THE NATUltE Of THE NOCUDtNG AOA*ST YOU. YOU IHOULO CONTACT A LAWYtR. NGtice of Truetee't Sele Under Deed of Trust TS No. 55&2tSl LMn No. NELSON NOTICE 1s heteby 11ven that CAL FED ENTERPRISES. a Caltfornia Cotponition u trustee. or successor trustee. or ubst1tuted trustee pursuant to the Deed of Tru'lt executed by KJELL 0 NELSON AN UNMARRIED MAN Recorded AUGUST 19, 1988 ln.trument No 88 411576 of Official R ords 1n the office of the County Recorder of ORANGE County, tahfom~ and pursuant to the Notece of Default and Election to Sell thereunder recorded JANUARY 13. 1989. Instrument No 89 022342 of said Ofhc1al Records, will SELL on JUNE 02, 1989 at 11 30 AM, AT MAIN NORTH ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, CITY Of SANTA ANA, STATE OF CALIFORNIA Ill public auction. to the htcMst btdder fot cash (pewebie IC time of sale 1n lawful! money of the United S..S), alt f'ilta, tttte. ahd interest. conwyed to end now held b; It under Mid deed 1n the property Sttuated 1n &Md~ and SUte end described as follows· LOT 24, Of TRACT NO 1133, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH. OOUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AS P£R MAP RECOM>EO tN BOOK 36 PAGES 13 ANO 14 Of MISCW.ANEOUS MAPS. tN THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY •COWR Of SAID COUNTY • ~..._.ls~knownas. 216 TUSTIN AVENUE. NEWPOftT BEACH. CA 92663 Jhe~ Tf'\MM dildmims ~ kabtlity tor any inconedne• oA -. ..,... eddrWI and alt* common -~.11 en,, lhoM\ .... . The.._..,......°' the unpeid M11ra ol the obi""'°" W&nd .., ... ptGplftJ '° be .... and ~ ...,., dad CIOlll....,.,... and.._._ .. $40,451.40 ....... wMt be mlde, but ....... conwenMt OI .,.,.._, ..,.... or MftPlied ' ... dilll tille, paa1111ion or incumbnnc-. to utilfy the it~ MCUt9d brllidDled. ~ ....... -........ "' .. ""*-.. fll h tNltl cr..ted bJ utd clMd, ~ • ~ ............. ~ "'9rein, and the ........ ~ldpet "' the ,.,.. teand b; Mid died ..... ...... ........ .. prowided'" Nici Nall. Oeled: Aflftll 24, 1989 CAL RO ENTOflfttSES 5670 ...... liMllMi•d 1.a-....CAIOOl6 (213) m.2919 (I:)() am • 5 00 pm) • l&d rruae. ., STMH C. ICASN£R. STSO 515 5112 5119 SPSI0063 2141 K-47'M PU8UC NOTICE FICTITIOUS IUSIMSS NAME STATtMENT The toUowina persons are dom& business as DEL MAR HIGHLANDS ASSOCIATES, c /o Donahue Schriber, 350 l Jaml>Qree Blvd , Suite 300, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Daniel W Donahu~. as Trustee of the Oan•el W Donah..,. Revocable Trust ul d/t/ m.ted July 15, 1988. 31681 Sea Bluff Lane, South Lacuna. CA 92677 Thomas L. Schnbet. as Trust. of the Thomas L Schnbef Revocable Trust u/d /t dMld June 2. 1987. 3028 Ocean Boulevard, CoroN def Mar. CA 92652. G&en C ~as Trustee ol JM Glen C Myers Family T nnt u/ a dltled Jaf1UWY 20. 1986. 16 Connor• Circle. Ne•port Beacti. CA 9'660. WMhlMJ ~.Jr.611 AldHft Pl.ce, Newport 8Mch. CA 92663 . Mdwd A. bk. l56Cllft. mont ~. Lone 8Mch, CA90ml Pllridl s. Donahue. 10 W11-...r. trvine, CA 9271~ Joy Moulton, 25142 P9coa Rued, LllUna Hilll. CA92653 This tMnlneH ts con· dudM -........ plft· ,,.,.... The reciatrant com· l'MlllCild '° •leKt ..... MM under.._. klhla111 ....................... on OdDMr 15. 1•. o.wt W. Donlllul.• Trut· '" of .... DeNel w. ~ "'i?Ull'I Trull u/~ ddtd MJ ll. 1-. ,.... .. of .. .. ,,..,. ...... ., .... .. tNriae ... .-In -.... of • tictittCMK .......... '*"' "' vlallllaR GI tN tW*ol .......... ... .,.. ..... ,,, ...... ... (Melldlaltl4t00tl.9"' bulif.-lftd ptGfllfl Ill cod9) TNI kl "*" -Ned With lhlt ~ ~"' Orlftlii c.. °" Aprl 11. 1919 , .. , ... 4/21, 4/&516 /12 lllO Yeu All• llfMILT ._A_ Of ftUIT MllD WT I. 1-. ........ YOU TAU ACTIOll TO ,_,IC1' .. ,_Dif. IT llAY • DD AT A "*.IC MU. If YOU.UM IUUM,_ Of ntl MW Of THI MDCII? •ac ACAllllT YOU. YOU • IHOUlD COllTACT A L.Alrftll llOT'ICI Of nusTIFS SAU T.1.Ne.Ul11 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that on Wednesday, May 24, 1989, at 11 ·00 o'cloclN m of said day, 1n the area set astde for condoct1nt Trustee's Sales, within the offices of REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. located at 1800 North Bro.dway, Suite 100, m the City of Santa AM, County of Oranae. State of Cahfornia, REA.l ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE, a California corponatj()('I, H duly aJ>C)Olnted Trustee under and pur~ant lO the power of sale conferred 1n that certain Deed of Trust eJP.e<:uted by L W JOHNSON AND WENDY l JOHNSON, HUSBAND AND WIFE AS JOfNT TENANTS, • · rec0tded Aucust 4, 1988. en the office of the County Recorder of Ytd County, as Reco<der's Instrument No 88·381456, by reason of a breach or default m payment or performance of the obhptions secured thereby, 1nclud1n1 that breach or default, Notice of which was recorded Jan~ry 31, 1989, as Rec0tdet's Instrument No 89-055214, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST Bl DOER FOR CASH. lawful money of the United Stat~. or a QShter's check drawn on any bank. credit union. or sav•nas and loan associatton domicJled 1n this state, all payable at t~ time of sale, all ri1ht. title and interest held by 1t, as Trustee, 1n that real property $1\uate en said County and State. descnbed as follows LOT 18 Of TRACT NO 7030, CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH. COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. AS PER MAP RECOR0£0 IN BOOK 269, PAGES 18 THROUGH 22. INCLUStVE·Of MAPS. IN THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER Of SAID COUNTY The street address or other common des1&,.,_t0n of the real property hereinaboYe descnbed 1s purported to be 1998 Port Edward Circle, Newport Buch, Caltfotnia The undetsia.ned di~1ms all ltabihty for any 1ncor· rectness in said street address or other common des1~nahon Said sale will be made without warranty. e•press or 1mpUed, re.prd1ns title. possessQl, or encumbrances. to satisfy the unpaid oblipbons secured by satd Deed ofT rust~ With interest and other sums as provtded therein, plus ~. 1f arrt. thereundef end interest thereon, and plus fees, cNiraes and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts cruted by satd Deed of Trust Tht total amount of said obll&ations. at the time of initial publlCMtOn of ttus Notice. 1s $160.570 86 Dated: May 2, 1989 REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. a tahforn1a c.ofPC)t'alion, as Trustee, By D J Morter. •ts President (SEAL) 1800 Notth Br~ay. Suite 100, Santa AN, CA 92706 Telephone (714) 953~8810 5/5 5/12 5 /19 2144 NOTICE Of TltUSTtFS SALE . NOTICI YOU Aft ... DUAUlT UNDO A.,_. .. TNll DATID 'JANtJAltY 11. lMa. UtllUSS YOU TUE ACTIOfll TO '9tOTtCT YOUI "'°'°"· IT MAY 81 SOlO AT A PU8UC SALL It YOU N££0 AH OP\.ANATION Of THE NATUll Of THI NOCUDtNG AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. ON MAY 22. 1989. at 9 30 AM INTERSTATE LEND£RS ASSISTANCE INC as duly appointed Trustee or Succes sor Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust executed by Al.AN R VAN DE VORT. A SINGLE MAN as Trustor tor t~ benefit and secunty of JERRY O'CONNOR as Benet1c1ary and rec()(ded as Instrument No 88 014095 on JANUARY 12. 1988. ORANGE County Stat~ of Cahtornia, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHESl Bl00£R FOR CASH . A CASHIER'S CHECK DRAWN ON A STATE OR NATIONAL BANK. A STATE OR FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, OR A STATE OR FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOC IA TtON DOMICIUD IN THE STA TE Of CA1..FORNIA (paya~ at time of sale in lawfut money ot the Untted States) at THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO SUITE 200 (SECOND FLOOR). 17842 IRVINE BLVD . TUSTIN, CA. all natrt title end interest con~ to and now held by •t under said Deed of Tnnt .n the Pfoe>e"Y s1t~ted in said County and State descnbed as· PAACEl l LOT 2 Of TRACT NO 9776. AS SHOWN OH A MAP RECOROEO IN BOOK 426, PAGES 15 AHO 16 Of MISC MAPS. RECORDS OF OAANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA PARCEL 2· NOH·DCLUSrlE ~ENANT EASE· MENTS FOR IHGlttSS. EGRESS USC ANO EMJOYM£NT. IN ANO TO THE CO .. ION WA ll[JNG LOT "A" Of SAID TRACT 9716, AS SET fOltTH tN THl Ol'.a.MATION Of COVENANTS. CONOITIONS ANO RESTltlCTtONS. R£COROEO IN 800I< 12959. PAGE 1150 Of omcw.. RECOROS The strelC eddresS and ._. .c:OfNlllOh .......... W Wlf'/, QI the ,... ~ delctlbed abo.e IS putpOfted 10 be, 373 NEWPOftl GlEN COURT. NEWPORT BEACH, CAUfORN~ TH[ tJMOUISIOH[O TRUSTEE oesa.NMS ANY LIA· ltllTY fOlt "'8CIC)MECT INFORMATION fURNtSHf.0 THAT__ukt U. is m.da "'1haul ~or~ flllrdlni -potMWM OI ~ or • to ~of-- THE '*' ....-o1 the unt*d belance of Mid ' ollliltdilw• •a ........ ~end.....,,,,,. c0111a n~111 ilSM.OOOOO~Tt '* naidce ol ...... ol Mid ..... *' end 9'1ctia• to Ml Mid,...""""-................... Na 19033Ml an JN«J#tf 19. lM, ol OMcill ..._di .... Ollce d .. ~ ""°'-ol OIWIO( ~. -.o1c.u11nill Trustee or ""' COftduct•ne w.. tNT£1tSTAT[ t.£NDOS ASSISTANa. INC , l *2 lrwiN IW... Wit -TUllMn. C1lltDrfil tl2'MO. Tet: 014) 132·1191 •IOSTATt L1NDOS ASSISTMCl. tNC,. AS T1tU$. tu . 9f: •&I it .....S, PMSIO(NT ,......... . .... 0.: NIM. 20. ·-•1211111112 I 2124 • l t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN-llm If requeslinl tt\IC Mtl TON I, BERMAN be ~ as personal ~ to admmtSter the esuee of the decedent THE PETITION reQUeSts authority to adm1nistef' the estate under the lndepenOent Adm1n1~raition d Estates Act (This authority 8'1ows the ~· reprewntM1ve to take many Ktions without obtain•"& court ~ Before tatona ~m actions, ~llt'f'. thl> personal ~ tahYe 1s required to IJYe notice to mtetested persons unlen they have wa1V'ed notice or c.onsented to the proPOsed action) The independent adm1mstrat1on uthor1ty wdt be ~ unless an int ' ed persoo hies n obtection to this petition and shows &ood uuw whi , court should not &rant the authority A HEARING on the petition will be held on 51 11189 •t l 4!> PM 1n Dept 3 loated at 700 C1"1C Center Dulle We-St nt• Ana. CA 92701 ' IF YOU OBJECT to l~ granlt"I of the petition. you r.hould Mher appear at the ~arena and state your obj«tions °' file WY1tten obtectJOnS with tM court bet0te the hear1nc Your appearance may be ~ m ~rson or by Your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contin nt cred1t0t of the deceased you must f1~ your claim with t~ COUf1 and mail a copy to thft perSONI represent1trve appointed by the court within four months from the date al f1~t issuance of lett~rs as PfOVlded 1n sect.on g100 e>f the Cal1fC>fn11 Probate Code The time tor hl•n& ct~11ms wtll not e•pire prlOf to tour months from the date of the heann& noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court tf you are a person interested 1n the estate, you may Me th the court a f0tmal Request for Special Notice of the f11tn1 of an 1nYentory ~ ~1sement of estate auets or of any petition °' account as prewtded 1n s.ection 1250 of t~ tahfornia Pr~te Code A Request for $pec1 Notiee f<>tm 1s availab&e from the court c~ Attorney fot petitioner BARRY S RUBIN USUE ANO RUSIN 124 Lasky~ ~Hills, CA ~212 4121, 4128. 515 2119 NO~-ATH AND OF PETmON TOAD19111TEA ESTATE OF: SAUJllE F. DAVIS lb SAUJllE FB.L DAVIS CASE m . A147819 lo II hlira. ..........._ CNCM&n. ~ CAICMDfs. ... ~-who .nwf be OIMl•lle ll•11lld In .. Wiii 01 eill!ti.°' bo9\, al. SM..OME F. DAVIS ... SALOME FELL ""'A# A PE f 11 ION Ma ....,_ lllld bf JAN AJNDEl9JAO " .. ~ C... of C 11 P5ir, ~of ORNGE ~···· ... JAN F\JNDE'8JAG ._ =•II • penoMI ......... '° ..... 1 .. °' .. ~~nKlN~•·•:'::I'° .. '•'•• .. , .............. lnfl=lt ~ .... tol&l I NL (T'*......., e......,... :41 llllJ8 to ... ~...._....,.a....,..wt4•osll. Before .... cartlift---."" uer .... ,. • .., 19p111 X-.C 19 ,_.,..,to ... notm II> mk 1•111 s-t9Cl9• ..-.. ~ hMlt wtWad ftolm or w•lllld '° .. paf aeed ...... ) The -"= ..... ..... .,, ~ • • orantld .. ~~-:., ..... ""C!:"..:..i~-= eu . AH on .. ~ .. beheldonMeY 18, , 999 .. 1 '5 p... in Olpt. 3 loai'9ct .. 10P eMC Cenw OfM w.t. ~Ana. CA 92701. IF YOU OBJECT TO t. ~lr'9 al~· fO'I ~--~ .. ~ ... ~ .... ~ .. cour1~ the hewing YtNt ....,...,,. mtr be i"I p.mn or ~ ~~A CR£UT0A ore 009-*:l ~ al .. -• d. ,OU,,... .. 'fOAll ~ .. .., end mlll • ~ '° ................ ... eoooilead"' ... ~ ....... liiur "'°' ... ""' .. ... ol lnl ..... ., ..... ~= tllld"' ....... . of .. C .. 1 fflill Pn h • . TM .... llf ... c::lllirftl ............................ .... °' .. = ....... ---· YOU IM EXMlltE .. -.=.bf .. ...._·= = :.=·~·.:::.i~::=~=--".·~.=.-:. .. mneo1••••, ,,, ah -·°'-= or Of .,,, •1•1 • • c 1% • ,.ettdN II 12!0 GI .. C=nfa l'Wta• C-.. A All:{ Ill 9w::·Pl·.-.. - Fltiii I. - CA- The ...... i.-... is doi"I ~a: J. UMST~ 1111 a.,._ MdlDr.Sllm.Ns Jl't 8-ttttMll JttS DI JIDJ 7*" Corp CMitomia. 1111 e.,.icle Or., Ste 2JO .. Newport 8alch92625 Ttwis bu.._. is con· duded br. ~ ..... . --= JoM ....... ... ideM. JltS 0. &11~9' Corp TMll'k:llliOl•WM .... ..... ........ JMIS ........... _ .... ........... c-.., ~ ........ ...... ,_ ... 1211•-.. ........... ... n.-. ... t 2 ••• .... ........ ... .............. .. •• " 1' 111 .... ...... ., ... .. . ....... ,, . ., ..... •OSllTJl ... CimlliNI I ....... '871 .... pas 1 'r .. .._ n.laAl •• _ ... ... CllllMr C1afll .. 0..-C...,• l . ·-\... N17UI lilal/ll lilltWll 2MI , ,_ ,..._..,I. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN l-47550 SUMMONS (CITACION JUDICW.) NOTICt TO DUINOANT: (AWSO A 'ACUSAOO) WEST CUMBERLAND OIL & GAS. INC .. dba WEST CUMBERLAND OIL & GAS CQ,, a CalifOfnia corporation; ROBERT T. JAMESON, an individual; and DOE 1 through DOE 10 inclusive, YOU A1£ •tHG SUED BY, PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le .... ·--••> WILLIAM s. LUND. INC .. a Wyomina Corporation, You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons ts served on you to hie a typewritten response at this court A letter °' phone call will not prolect you, your tyoewritten r8$p0nse must be in proper lepl form if you want the court to hear your case. If you do not file ~ response on time, you may lose the case, and your waces, money and property may be taken Wtthout furthef wamina from the cqurt. There are other lepl requirements. You may want to call an attorney ncht ..ay. If you do not know an attorney. you may call an attorney referral service or a legal aid office (hsted 1n the phone book). Oespues de que le entreeuen esta citacion 1ud1c1al usted tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS para presentar una respuesta escrita a maquina en esta corte Una carta o una Ila~ telefonica no le ofrecera prolecc1on. su respuesta escnta a maquina ttene que cumpht con las formalidades legales apropiadas s1 us1ed qu1ere que la corte escuche su caso. S1 usted no presenta su respuesta a tiempo, puede perder el caso y le pueden quitar su salano, su d1nero y otras coses de su propiedad sin aviso adicional por parte de la corte. E.111sten otros requisitos leples. Puede que usted quiera llamar • un abopdo inmediatamente. Si no conoce a un abopdo, puede llamar a un seMcio de referenc1a de abopdos o a una oficina de ayuda lepl (vea el directono telefon•co). • CAil NUMID (11L• •• .. C...) ,,.,. The Mme and addNss ol the court ts: (El nombre y dlrecdon de la c.on. es) ORANG£ COUNTY SlJfl£RIOR COURT, 700 Civic Center Onve West. Sang Ana. CaWarN 92701 The name, addras. and tslapholoe number ol pa.intiff's Mtomey, 0t ~ .....,. an .nomey, is: (El nombre la dlnlCCion y ., nurnefO Cte ••ono def abopdo del demandante, °' det <*I_..,• que no tiene abopdo, es) Susan R Wiech. Esq. LAYMAN. JONES & DYE 2600 Michelson Onve. Surte 1000 ll'V1ne, Cahtom1a 92715 (714) 261·2345 DATE (fecha). Oec 13. 1988 GARY L. GRANVILLE Clerk, by (Actuano) MARJORIE FELIX. Deputy (Oelepdo) 4/144/2141285/5 2113 "*'C NOTICE neut..,.• 11r1m um1Tanma1 n. folawi4l11 petSOn is , doinc bu1ineu es 8US.- NESSf NSU LT ANTS. P R N , 1 Adltns Ave., Costa Ca 92626 Ronald Mus, 9432 Greenwic , Hunt1n1ton e..ch, ~ 92646. This business 1s con· duded by.,~. The r .. 1strant com- me1ad '° tr.wt buli· MM undlr the fictitious ..................... on Apit IS. 1919 ...... Thil 11n111111111111nio•1111ntn1 w ll8ld ... ... CGuner ~ ol Or-. ~ on ~ l , t• file No. '417112 lloilk•a•,.,........_ ......... .-..r ... ,._. fromttwdlllllit_ ... in the ofllce ol ttle county ~ A ,_ ftctttioius ..... inela Mme ltiltRtenl muR be filed .......... time. WICllOTa ·ACllllOUI ....... IMmlTATWT The foMowil'I person IS dofftc busnss as KIUE· BREW JAMES. 670 Lido Par9' °'·· Newport Beach Ca 92663. James 8 Wabef, 14 Los Cruces, INine CA 92714 This business is con· duded ~an indMdwll The r .. istrant com· menc.d '° nnsact busj. ""' undet the flctittous' buli..a Mme Nstld llbowe on4/27/89. .Mmes 8. Werbel This •' l ,.,. .. filed ......... ~~of Or.,. CCM'"'1 on May l , Hit F'lle No. F4l 7l 14 1'*tldldausn.me.-. ment _,..,. five re•rs tram ..... -teed in tM .... ol the county dertl. A ,.. lditiaus M- .... ,.,.. ..... .,.. .. must be .......... thM bme. The .. ol this '"""*It dolS not of tbelf IUtharin The .. of ... ~ • does nal of itself auehoriD the ... in this ... ol • fidlious ~Mme tn wiCMtion of the ,.... of ...... undlr ...... .... rxcommms•< ... ~ 14400el MQ buair-.end .. ' 181&.-.I code). 515. 5112, 5119 5126 2137 the ... in this ... ol • fictitiaut bUsinesl n.me 1n Yiotation ol the r1lhts ol ~under ..... ... rxcommon i.w ( ... Section 144009t. MQ. ~and ~code) 5/5,5/12,5/19 • 5/26 2143 ·~ PUaJC NOTICE ncnnous ....... NMll ITATllllJfT The foUowins petSOnS are do1n1 business as DEEP WILCOX SMACKOVER FUND I, One Newport Place, Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA92660 Deep Wilco• Corporation (Incorporated in Califrxnia). One Newport Place, Suite 700, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Oun Apple, One Newport Place, Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Larry Bean, One NNe ... w-'po!VVTrt Ptace, Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Chock Beaureprd, One Newport Ptace, Suite 700. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Grant 8ettln1en, One Newport Place, Surte 700, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Bob M. Brandy, One New- port Place. Suite 700, New- port Beach, CA 92660. Fred Carrillo, One New· port Place, Suite 700, New· port Beach, CA 92660. Charles EIWis, One New· port Ptace, Suite 700, New· port Beach, CA 92660. Richard J. Oelbawe, One Newport PtKe, Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Marty 0. Fassett, One Newport Pt.ce, Suite 700, Newpott 8eech, CA 92660. Bob KNUW, One New- port Place. s.Htie 700, New- port a.ch, CA 92660. ThcNMs P. Lana, One Ne•port Piece, Sc* 700, Ne oport a.ch, CA 92660. Mtc._. MKL.eod, One Ne.rport Place. ~ 700, Newport a.cti, CA 92660. PM J. ~.One Newport PIKe, S...it. 700, Newport 8eech, CA 92660. James M. Mickle, One Newport Place, Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Carlson L. Nippel, One Newport PIKe, Suite 700, Newport Beach, CA 92660. lneid Palmer, One New· port Place. Su* 700. New- port 8eech, CA 92660. Weyne C. PbMder, One Newport Plac», Suite 700, Ne•port e..ch. CA 92660. Olen 0 ...... One New· pott Place. Sult• 700. New- port Beach. CA 92660 Ct.tn Thompson, One Hewpc>rt Ptace, Su• 700, Newpott Beec:h, CA 92660. Vi'ltnia M ¥(itson, One Newport Pt.ce. Suit9 700, Newport e..ch, CA 92660. This business Is con· duc'9d by ....... pelt· rwnhip. The re111trant com· ...... '° banMct busi· nea under the fictitious bulinesa neme 0t '*'* N"9d aibowe on ~ l, 1 .. Deep Wilcolc CorporllticM Edwift A. [petlin, Jf .• PNiledent This ~ was fited with tN County Clerk ol Or.,..~ on Apnl 24, 1989 file No f416378 This fic::tJtious Nme ...... ment ••PtrH five years from tN do-. It was filed in the office of the county cterk. A new~ bus- •ness neme stMtfnent must be filed tletof9 that ttme. The ftt"'I ol 1M .......,... does nal of ibetf liuehorin tMUMNtthis ..... ofa fictitious busineu '*"' in ~ ol the,..... of ..... Under ..... ..... OtCDmlftOll ... (W Section 14400& MQ. IM•in111 end PNh18ionel code) 515.5112.5119 5/26 2145 . ..._ "*IC NOTICE ncnnous 1U1111111 NAiii ITATIMlllT The foHowins persons are doint business as DAVIS PARTNERS FOUR, 1420 Bristol Street North, Suite 100, Newport Beach. Ca 92660. William K. Davis, 1420 Bristol Street, Notth, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Chutes L. Buchanan, 1420 Bristol Street, North, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Richard E. Lucy, as Trus- tee of the Lucy LMnc Trust, u/d/t dated October 8, 1979, 1420 Bristol Street. North, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Robert J. Thieraartner, 1420 Bristol Street. North, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. James 0. Buckineham. 1420 Bristol Street, North, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Alan J. Tuntland, 1420 Bristol Street, North, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by a aen«al part- nership. The reeistrant com· menced tD transact bus.· ness uncter the fictitious buSirlleSS Nme listed above on 11/30/88. W1tliam K. o.vis Cbertes L 8udtMan Richetd E. Luc:y, • trusllle of the Lucy l.Mnl Trust. u/d/t dated October a. 1979 Robet J. Thielprtner .... 0 . Buick"1cham Aa.'I J. T untt.nd This stMlliilhM wn fited with the County '~ of Or.,.. County on April 26, 1989 file No. f416660 This fictitious n.me state- ment expkes five years from the o.te it ..,. filed in the office of the county delk A new fictitious bus- iness name stMement must be filed befote thM time. The liq of this stMtn'lent does not ol itseff authorize the use in this st.Me of a hctitious business neme in viol.tion of the rilhts of anothef under '8derat st.lie "'common law (see Section 14400et. seq. ~and prafeuionel code). 5/5,5/12,5/19 5/26 2146 ~llOTa .w:n1iOUl•1111m _."""' n The talorlitillll ....... doinl~ea: CANADA RIOO[ LANE PARTNERS. 2323 8eysicle °'·· Corona Del aw, CA 92625. JamesJ. KubicN, 31002 Vi• Estenaea. S.n J~n Capiltla.io, CA 92675. John A. Mich6er, 2323 Bayside Or.. Corona Del M4tr. CA 92625 This business os con- ducted~ a...-.. p..t- ~. SCned: ..... J. Kubick.a This stMement -filed with the County c.... ol ~ County on March 27.1989. file No. F412824 4/14 4/21 4/28 515 2101 1-41117 PUalC NOTICI """ "'°' WJ•Dlllllln ..... Mill ... ... 11111 .... The tollolrifte "'90nl hM t " .... _..°' tM lc:-. IM•IR 118 neme WIPPl£'S HEAL Tt4V FOODS. 1621 Sen ~ =:~ T ... tkMtfaUI bulinetl ..... , ................. ...... 1127111 ift ... C...,tlar..., .~Fl9Na.f4061• ,, • .,. ,....., 1116 lc.liillon.,'11111-.CA 111• .... • lt1Wli; m N. ...... ....... ...... ..... CAaUL If ,,_.. I o••n•s -11 •• ... ....... ; ... .. ... e.. ....... . 1-479 ntllTIOUI IUllNUS NAiii ITATIMENT The folloWme persons are doln1 businen as HOP· KINS/HIGHLAND/"£" PARTNERS, a CJlifornia 1eneral partnership, #l3 Corporlte Ptaza, Suite 200, Newport Beach CA 92660. Hiahland Associates. a California aener-1 partner· ship, #13 Corporate Ptaza. Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Mattshan Corp)ration, a California corpontion, # 13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200. Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business 1s conducted by a aeneral partnership. The re11strant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name °' names hsted above on October 25. 1978 HIGHLAND ASSOCIATES. a Caltfrxnia 1eneral partnership, By. Hopkins Development Company, LP .. a Delaware limited partnership, Gen. Ptnr., By; Stephen Hopkins Oevetopment Company of Newport Beach, a California corporation General Partner BY: Stephen C. Hopkins, President Mattshan Corpcntion, a Califonia corpondion By. John 0. Hopkins. President ™' 5t*mef1t wn filed with the County c~ of <>ranee Coun'Y on April 17. 1989. File No. f"415492 This fictitious name state- ment expires five years from the dN it WM fited in · the office of the county cletk. A new fic:btious b&IS-ineu name.....,,,.,,. must be filed before that time. The fllint ol this stMement does not of itsett authorize the use in this staee of a fictitious busineiu Mme in viol«lon of the rllhts of anocw under t.deral st11ee "'common lew(see Section 14400 et seq. business and professional code). 4/28,5/5,5/12 5/19 2134 PUellCNOJa Flt iiiilOUI MllllDS NAME ITATDmfT The toHowins person is d0tn1 business as. SAN JUAN CMOIT COUNSEL· ING S£RVICE. 31726 Ran· cho Viefc>, SuM 221, s.n Juan Capistqno, CA 92675. H & K finencial, ~ County, Celftomia. 31726 Rancho Vieio1 Suite 221, s.n Juen Capistrano, CA 92675. This business Is con· ducted by • c:orporMion. The ,..1strant(s) com· menced '° nnuct busi· neu under the fic:btoous business name(s) listed above on. NIA 5i1ned. H & K Finenc:tat. Geri Hulon/ Owner Pr9Sident Th.s ~was filed with the ~ CWk of ~County on April 24. 1989. file No. f 416291 This fidJbouS name suee- ment expires five ye.rs from the dMe ft WM filed 1n the offtee ol the county cieftt A NW fictitious M · inns neme staeament mutt be filed beb'e tt.t time The filinl ol this .-.ment dOel not ol ..... eulhorin the UM in this ..... of a fictitious ......... neme in ~ ol the rithb of .... under...,.. .... or common ... (ws.ction 14400et.MQ.~and ...... eonet code). 4/285155/125/19 2123 ,._IC__. Felli ........ . -•n " The Wit Lii ...,._ Is doif'I IM•lrn1 •MM· KlTtNQ DCITtlllNT, 4500 Clm11• Dr.·-· fie 111'1....._CA ... . -.. ....... .. lft M2. C.W Dll lllr, CA .... Tltll ~ .. u .. •1il111n1•1•1 le c.-.......... ,td ........... 0-.. 11111 11 •• _ ... .... 0...., .... .............. 1-41121 "'BUC NOT1CI ncnnous.,..... NA• ITATUll.NT The followine penons are doin1 business as WHITE STAR L TO., 2 Upper New· pott Ptaza Drive, Newport Beach, CalifOfnia 92660- 2629. ICM Investments, Ltd .. a Califomia limited partner- ship, 2 Upper Newport Plaza Drl·ve, Newport Beach, Ca ifomia 92660· 2629. John B. Heffernan. Trus· tee of the Heffernan family Trustof8/22188. 610 New- port Center Or .. Newport Beach. California 92660. Wilma V. Bumett:'Trustee of the Wilma V. Burnett Revocable Trust. dated ~ber 15, 1988, 610 Newport Center Or • New· port Beach. California 92660. This business is con· ducted by an unlncorpor· ~ association other than a partnership. The re1istr1nt com. menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed above on June 28, 1988. John B. JWfeman This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on April 26, 1989 File No. FA16750 This fictitioos name stM9- ment expires five years from the dMe l wes filed in the office of the county delk. A NW fictitious bus. inns neme stMtment must be fited beb'8 ttoM time. The filins of this st11t11ment does not ol itMtf authorize the use In this stM9 of a fictitious business name In YiolMion ol the rilhts of •!Other under federal state "'commori law (see Section 14400 et seq. business and ptOfessional code). S/5,5/12,5/19 5/26 2147 .....CNOTa flCiiiiOUS ...... 11 fWll ITATl:mln The toHcMins person 1s doins bulfness .. SWISS RESERVE CORPORATION Of AMERICA, 4350 Von te.rman. Suiee 490, New- port 8eech. CA 92660. The Vt.th Company, a Calif. C0tporaUon, 4350 Von Kerman, Suite 490, Ne•port a.ch, CA 92660 . This business 11 con· ducted by • corporMion . Sicned: J.tf Vieth, Presi· dent, The Viettt Compeny . The recfsnnt(s) com· menced tD nnuct busi· MM under the fictitious business name(s) listed llboweon 5127/81 . This ftctitious neme If*. ment e•pires flve years from the dMI It WM filed in the office of the county cieftt. A NW fictibous busi· ness name w.nt must be filed beb9 that time. The "''"' of this ltlltllfnent does not ol itsalf llUthonn the use 1n this '** of • ~ business neme m ~ of the rilhb of aidher under tedar9I .. "'common law (see Section 14400et. Mq. buuness end ......... code) This ~was filed wtth the County Clerk of ar.,.. County on May 1, 1989. f417113 5/5 5/12 5/19 5126 2139 "*'CMmCI HCiii ... IHI• ..... 1TaT1 11111 The ............ penon .. doifts llU1insn ea: R.O.M. CERAMIC Tilt, 1200 O.W.. Newport 1Mc9'. t2llO. .... ,.,. ... JU .._.. /liie., C.t l1l CA .... TMI ........... It COft· .... 'r•h•Af .. TM rqlsLWI a.- t mitt• u...., _ ......... . ' ...... -·-.......... ~ .... s PUalCmncl OIMalOIMOllCAUll FOi CMWI OF llAMI CAil NO. A14IMI Janet Marie Hajek has filed • petition in this court for an order ·allowins pet;. tioner to chenae his/her name from Janet Marie Hajek to Cody l.apn. It is hereby ordered tNt all persoos interested in the matter aforeuid appear befrxe this court in Oec>wt· ment No. 3 .. 700 Civic Center Drive West s.nta Ana. California, on May 16, 1989. at 2 o'clock p.m., ~ then and there show cause, if any they haw. why said petition for Chante of Mme should not be &ranted· It IS further ordered that a copy of this order to shoi# cause be published in New· pott H.rt>or Ens.an. • news- 1>9per of seneral circul•· tion, published i n this county et least once a week 1"' four consecutive weeks prior to the day of said tiearina. . Dated Apr 07, 1989 James A. Jackman Judp of the Superior Court 4/f8 5/5 5/12 5/19 2129 "'.UC NOT1CI OIDD TO SHOW CAUll FOtt CHAW Of NW RAYMOND ANTHONY MARTINEZ AND LOIS R()S. LYN MARTINEZ has fited a petition in this court for an order allowsnt petitioner to Chanel his/her name from RAYMOND ANTHONY MARTINEZ ANO LOIS ROS- L VN MARTINEZ to RAY· MONO ANTHONY BU~ RUEL AND LOtS ROSl YN BURRUEL It IS hereby Ofdered that all persons interested tn the matter aforesaid eppear before this court in Oeoart· ment No, 3 at 700 Cwic Center Drive West. Santa Ana, Caltfomia, on May 16, 1989. at 2 o'clock pm .. and . then and there show cause, 1f any they haY9, why said petJbon for doanae of name should not be~ It IS further Ofdered t~ a copy of th11 order to $how cause be pubhshed in THE NEWflORTER-COSTA MESA NEWS, • news~per of aeneral circulation, pub- lished '" thts county at least once • weel for four con· secutrve weeks prior to the day of satd heertna. o..ct Apr 05, 1989 JAMES A. JACKMAN Judie of the Supenor Court 4/14 4/214/285/5 2105 • IMI -& .. ... fttihiOUI ... , •• lllAMllTAlWT The~ll penom ere doinc ~ • JEWELS BY MONOONNA, 1280 Bison, #86, Newport BMc:h, CA 92660. Afshin GhHsemi, 345 ftaymond Drive, Newport BMc:h, CA 92660. Ali Mosta1himi, 58 Oxford. INine, CA 92715. Mundonl Mostlchimi, 58 Oxford, Irvine, California 92715 Shokouh fouladi, 10 Mofnin11on1 Drive, Irvine, Calitomill 92715. This business Is con· duct9d ~ a llMQI Pitt· nership. The r .. istrant com· met9Ced to tnNact bull· neu under the fectitGn bus"-Mme OI MmeS lisllld .a.we on MM:h 17, 1989. • s M1ii7 llCiiiiOUI ....... NAM1 ITATIMDn The followinc persons are doin1 business as LA HABRA ASSOCIATES, a California eenentl partner· ship, #13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200, Newport Beach CA92660. Hopkins Development Company, LP., a Detaware limited partnership, # 13 Corporate Plaza, Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. M.ttshan Corpcntion, a Californ11 corporation, 25411 Co.ch Sprinp l.Me, Lacuna Hitts, CA 92653. Jeffrey B. Armour. an individual, 25511 Ranae- wood Ro.d. l.8l\IN Hills, CA92653. . This business is con· ~ by a ...-a: part. nenhip. '*Ship. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busj. ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abolle on January 1, 1989. By: Hc>J*ins 0...lopment Company, LP., a Delaware limited partnership, Gen. Ptnr., By; Stephen Hopkins 0.Wlopmef It Company ol Newport Beech. a Califor· nia corporation General Partner BY: Stephen C. Hopkins, Pmident This stMement was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on April 17, 1989. file No. f-41S494 ~Ghnsem· This ...._ .. w fl..; .. The re1istrant com· menced to nns.c:t busf. nns under the fictitious business name or names listed a~ on January 22, 1988. This fictitious name state- ment Hpires five years from the dMe it ws filed in the office of the county cletk. A new fictitious bus· inns name statement must be filed before that time. The filinc of this stMement does not of itseff authorize the use In this stMe d a fictitious business name in violation of the ri1hts of another under federal state or common law(see Section 14.400et. seq. businessand profesStonal code). 4/28,5/5,5/12 with the ~ ~ of Onqe County on April 17, · 1919. file No. f-415604 This fictitious name state- ment expires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county cletk. A new fictitious bus· iness name SUMment must be filed bebe that time. The fihn1 of thtS mtement does not of ~If authome the use in this state of a fictitious business Mme'" VIOiation ot the rllhts of another undef tedetal state «common law (see Sect'°" 14'00 .. HQ. business and proMMOMI code) 4/28, 5/5, 5/ 12 5/19 2132 F-4711'5 llCiiiiOUI ...... ._IJAlWT The ~ person is doif'll ~ es: WEST· MINSTER ARMS APART· MENTS, 13884 Euclid Awnue, G.rdenGrove, Call· fomia92M3 EUllN 8uraer Manaae-"°*" Corporlltio1. General Pwtrw, 481 v .. Hidatao, GrHnbrff. California 94904. This business 1s con· dudlld ~a limitlld pertner. ship. st1ned: Eu1ene ..... President. u..-aw.. ......... ,,.. .. Corp The rqistrant com· nw9Ced to tnnuc:t bull· neu under the fictitious ~,..,. ....... on 1979. This fic:titiol• nlfM ...... ment u,Nres five ,.an from the._ It -tiled In the office of the county ewt&.. A ._, fictitious busi· ,,... ,..,. ........... must be filed....._ M time. The Nif'I ol W. ..... ,.. .. does not ol -.W authorize the UM in tt-. ..... of a fictitious ~ rwne in ..... ol ... rilhts ol anc>ftw under ...... .... orc:ommo.1 ... (-Secbon l4400et. MQ. bUsenesland iirof111ionlll code) This •••ment ... filed wtth ... County c~ °' Or.,.. County on April 18, 1989. F415818 515 5/12 5/19 5/26 2142 ......CMna ACiii ... .,l.lat ..... ITAllmllf t..e flolowie11 '*"°" jj ~buM-.aa: LNG FOR() SIGNAGE. 721 Orchd. Conni Diii Mar, CA 92625 ScGa Alen IM!lbd. 721 om.id, Cororw Del Mar. CA 92625. Thia bUlinn1 II Con· ..... .., .. ~ The ,.....,Mt(1) com· mllad ID tr8"lld busi· ,.. under ... ftctielOUI bl•lne• MMe(I) Ulted ........ 1 ... "" .. ,,, .. ...... .......... ,,, .... ... ................. °' ••• .-.u111 .... .. I 7 fFtl ....... ol .... ., ......... ., .. . .... ,. & ... . ............... --......... ,.. ~ HOPKINS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. LP .• a Delaware limited partnership, General Partner BY: Stephen Hopkins DeYe&opment Company of Newport Beach. a California corporation, General Partner BY Stephen C HoJ*jns, President This statement was filed With the County Clertt of Oranae County on April 17. 1989 File No. f-41S493 This fictibous name state· ment expires five years from the d«e it was filed 1n the office of the county clerk. A new fictitious bus- iness name statement must be filed befofe that time. The filina of this statement • does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the ri1hts of another under federal st.ate or common law (see Section 14400et. seq. business and ~I code). 4/28,5/5,5/12 5/19 2133 "*JC NOTICl ODla TO tHOW CAUSl Foa CHAW Of NAME . CAii NO. Al47Ul Joseph Mhur Molchin & Tereu Ann Morris Mokhin has flied a petition in this court for an order allowina petitiol• to Chanet hfs/ her name from Joseph Atthur Molchln & Teresa Ann Morris Molchln to JoMph Mtlur ~ & T..uAnn Morris ~Men. It ii her9by ordered thllt aN persons it•ead in the matter aforesaid appear before this court in Depart· merit No. 3 • 700 CMc - Center Ori¥t West. Santa Ana. C.tifamia on S/30, 1989, • 2 o'dodl pm., and then and there show cause, ff et'1 they ..... why Aid petitJon for ctwnet of name shoukt not be.,. ..... 5/19 2135 PU-..C NOTICl ncnnous BUllNOS NAME STATEMUfT The follow1na persons are doin1 business as: MAR· TEX, '23011 Moulton f>ark . way, Suite E·lO, u1una Hills 92653 (1) f Martin Bershuis (2) Eva H. Ber1huis. 23542 Tl"IJYiso, Lacuna Hills, CA 92653. This business is con- ducted by husband and wife The re11strant(s) com- menced to trans.ct bust· ness under the fictitious business name(s) listed abow on: NIA Sianed: f Maftin 8ershuiL This statement was filed wttfl he County c~ of ()ranee County on Af>nl 24, 1989. file No. f416299 Thit fictitious name state- ment txptres five years from the date it was filed in the office of the county c1etk. A new fecbtious bus- iness name sllltement must be filed before that time. The fihnc d this st.1tement does not of itMtf authonze the UM in this It* d a fictitious business name In violation of the risht:s of .. ICJttw under ...,.. stllte or common a.w (see Section 14400et. HQ. business and professfonal code). 4/28 5/5 5/12 S/19 2127 ......CNOnCI f'ICiiiiOUI .. llDI NWITATIMINT The ~ '*10f'I Is doinc buliNu as U> HG REAL TY & INVESTMENTS (2) GltUM & ASSOC 2732 E. Cont Hwy, Corri del Mar. 92625. Henry A Grum, 403 Cokunbus Ctr Corona def Mar. CA 92625. This busi ness is con· duct.d ~ an 1ndMdual. It IS furthef ordered that a ~ of thel order to show caute be pubfished in New· PQft Ensip, a newspepet of pneral circulation, pub· llShed 1n this county at lent one. a week for four con- secutrve ...., prior to the day of satd hw'i"S- Dllled ... 21, 1989 • James A. JacJun.tn The re11stra11t com· menced to nnuct buSt· ' MIS under the fldltlOUS business name liMld .,_,. on 4/11/89. Judlt °'the~ Court 4/28 515 S/12 5119 2126 HentykGrum The filit11 of tM ..... ment does not ol ltletf au- thorize the UM 1n thia ltllte of a fictitious business Mme 1n "'°'8tton of the riltD o1 .. .-. und9I' f9d. ..e .... Of common ... (teeSlc.tion 14.ooa MQ. ~ and piUf 115~ code). This• 1 ,,...._ .... """ .... ~ a.tl ol Or-. COUfllr °" .. 17, 1• . f-415500 4/21, 4121. S/5 5/12 211, #414, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Steven L. Gumpert, 43 HlltldM, Newport Beach, CA92660. Jimmie 0 . Williams. 1 Curt OrNe, Corona def Mar, CA92625. This business is con- ducted by a limited partner- ship. Siane<S: Richard Gum· pert This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranse County on April 19. · 1989. file No. F415915 This fic:titJous n.me state- ment expires five years from the date it was filed in the offtee of the county clfrt. A new fictitious bus- iness name......,..it must be filed befor9 ttwt time. The fiq d this staeement does not of itMff authoriz.e the Ulil in this IUte ot a fictitious business name in viollltion of the riahb of anothlf under tederal st:Me «common law(see Section 14400 et. seq. business and professional code). 4/28 5/5 S/12 5/19 2136 "*JC NOTICl FICll iiOUI ....... NAME IJATIMIJfT The followinc person is doin• business as: (A) ENTERPRISE DEVELOP· MENT GROUP (B) ENTER· PRISE DESIGN GROUP, 2323 Bayside Drive, Corona Del Mar. CA 92625. SyMa D. Michlef, 2323 Bayside Drive. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The rqistrant(s) com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name(s) listed abolle on: April 3, 1989. The fllinc of this stat.e- ment does not of itseff auth· orize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violMion of the rilhtS of another. under federal, st.Me, ot common &w (w s.ction 1440C'.>ttseq .• Busi· ness and Professions Code). Sianed: SyMa Michler This stMefnent was filed with the Coun«y Clerk of Ora,. County on April 3. 1989 . file No. f413903 4/14 4/21 4/28 515 2100 PU9UC NOT1Cl ACiiiiOUl-11 NWITATEMDn The t0Howit11 person is doit11 business as BMW. 1584 Riverside Pt. Cos~ Mesa. CA 92627. Lita J•o•tte BatetNn, 1584 Riverside Pt., Com Mesa.C..92627. This business is eon· ducted ~ an individual. The r .. istrant com· met9Ced '° tranuc:t busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed abow on4/1/89. Lisa J. a.m.n The fitinc of this st.11ta- ment does not of Itself au· thorize the use in this st.le of a fictitious business name 1n violation of the nshb of .. ICJttw under f9d· n st.Me °' common 1aw (see Section 14'00 el seq. business and prolessiOn9I code). Thd JtMement was flied wtth the County c~ of Oranae CoontY on April 17. 1989. f-415501 4/21,4/28,5/5 S/12 2118 (Me Section 14400 et. seq, buseneu and ~ code) This ltMement .. filed with the County Clettt of Or.,.. County on April 17, 1919. f-415'99 4121,4/28,5/5 5/12 2117 IC-47142 ncTITIOUI ...... NW ITATIMlln The f0Howit11 '*"°"' .,. doln1 business as LAH· GUAGE SERVICES WEST. 933 Ptomof lby Drive--. Newport a.ch. CA 92660. t...,... Services West lncorpor'Mild, a eawom.a corpcntion 933 f'romon. tOfY Drive West. Newport BMch. CA 92660. Orifa America, Inc., a Calitomia corpcntion, 18 Corpor-Plan, Su• 113, Newport a.ch. CA 92660. This business 11 con· docted ~ a llf*'lf part. nership. The reaistrant eom· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listec:hbowon 1·14-89. ORIFA America, Inc ShiaeYukl Senboshi Vice Prestdent This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on April 21. 1989 File No F-4 16256 This fictitious name state· ment exp1res five years· from the date rt was filed in the office of the county C~. A new fictitious bus· 1ness name statement must be filed before that time. 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Call (Refun· dable) l ·518--459-8697 Ext. K2954 7 DAYS. EARN EXTRA INCOME Assembling products at home. Small piece work. jewe4ry. crafts, electron· 1c.!.r... ty~ina. sewing. Arn.Y NOW! (213) 859- 6938 STAY AT HOME SSS 300 A DAY $$$ T akena phone orders. People call you. 616- 385·4605 Ext L. Call 1 lam to 11 pm Mon·Sat · GOVERNMENT JOBS $15f400~500 NOW HIR NG. 1eot benef · its. Call 504-649· 7922 ExtJ 2550 CUSTOMER SEIVICE 3 WI VACATIOI FUI OFFICE Your people skills • needed to interact with clients. Chai~. learn· in&. erowth! Brina YQUr "up" attitude arid OE e~~~i,nce. Ask for #E.2504. . 015 OfFICl llATU 1714t 71M171 FllYMm•E (714111MI• Confidentiat -1009' Free Eveninl lnteMews Avail. SPORTS ENTHUSIAST WANTED The ~ Ensiln is lookin& ora summer intern who is intetested in workina 10 hours per week co~ local sports. Know of • wide ranae of spot1S and previous writing expe- rience is a must Colleee students pteferred. Con· tact George Paooas at 631·8120, Ext.. 24 for more information. 307-Ernployment W.ntect PART· TIME EVENING Work desired by respon· sible, organized and experienced Multi Mate Wordprocessing Opera· tor on your computer. Call Barbara eve~ or leave message. 121- 6701 410..Rooms for Rent ROOM FOR RENT IN COSTA MESA. USE OF W/01, LIVINGROOM & KfTCMEN. $375 + 1/3 UllL 631-6959. MAUl/KMNAPALI BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo. Ocean- view. FulJy turn. & equipped. Tennis/pool/ beach. As k>W as $75/ ~t. Brochure 854· lOOOSQ. "· Upto~Off f'erstYear. Exclusive Newport Beach address. First Floor Suite. Newer Carpet. Immediate Occui>ancy. for more detail, please contact Don Samis. 838-5835 501-Houses for We ATTENTION! GOVERNMENT HOMES from Sl (you repair). Oettnquent tax property. Reoouessions. Call 1 · 602-838-1885 Ext 3375 ... Class· 501-HOUHI for Im GOVERNMENT HOMESI From $1.00 (U REPAIR). Foreclosures. Repos. Tax Delinguent Properties. Now Sell This Arel! c.tt (Refundeble) 1-315- 733-6064 Ext G369 For Current Listincs. GOVERNMENT HOMES from $1.00 CU·R~ir) Foreclosures, Repos, J"u Delinquent Properties. Now seUi~ C.tl 1-315- 736· 7375, Ext H-CA-N2 for current list 24 hours. WIDOW HAS MONEY for equit~. • loan/tds. ~1_0,000 up. No qualify-;..., no penalty. Call Den- ison Assoc. 714/673- 7311. NOW! 800-Fumiture Cou!'UY Life French Writ- ing DeSk $600. Martin of London Annoire $1000; was $1900 wholesale. Casablanca Fan $200; was $500. Ginny 960-4995 808-Arillqtl11 11-Year Antique and Gift Shop would like to pur-chase or consiln quality antique furniture, quilts, vintaae textiles, porce- lain, sitver, crystal and decoratiwl accessories MOODS AND MEMORIES 631·3573 8()9..Misc. for s.le USAIR TICKET GOOD ANYWHERE ON US AIR SYSTEM. SELL CHEAP. GOOD UNTIL 9/ 15. CALL EVENINGS 642-6804 809-Milc. for s.1e CENTER CLUB MEMBERSHIP $4500 4M.1474 828-lnv•b•••ts ENJOY 13-15% return tds. Also lend on & bur. tds. $10,000 up, 1 m1 . plus. Call Denison Asso- ciates 714/673-7311 UY I. 1• THE NEWPORT EHSIGN-ftm fl Appearing July 28, 1989 lJ nique People of • "Our ·Town" Celebrating I' 41 Years of Publishing in Newport Beach ' The Newport Ensign --CROSSWORD ·puzZLE------~ ..-------,. I 2 3 18 21 26 35 36 37 40 45 49 55 56 57 61 68 73 78 81 4 19 28 58 41 Da•Mlleeled 4T .....,...._. in¥entor 41 can.-so II 'a Mt a tne lftMCt 12 Tr • •partoft.M COlll .. u.. .,..... 13 .... wr o1 Vitamin 8 family 14 o. .... .. II TJpe" ... -.aar reetatuce .. ,,....... •• ''C!altl• .. -·· ti G,,,.. 12 Mortanoard~ cord• ... a.ck ........... . 11 Jenaa'• nla&tve .............. , ,0 Miela Bok'• 8Ubjftt T2 .._.,,..,., ,, Of tM ._.,._ 11 l\'•c=••olwa..ebe)OiiCI U..• .....,,... ,.~ ........ ft All9lrtu a.-clale of r,... 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Because al hlma mar nm• is a plu IO hide. .. • • .. ~ ..... r I. I• THE NEWPORT EHSaGN ----------------.,,...----~---~ . Pacific Symphony celebrates 1 O years in OC . BY CHERYL STEHLJNG As Orange County has been able to enjoy more cultural events since the opening of the Oraqe County Performing Arts Center in 1985, the Pacific Symphony bas risen to the occasion, boasting 14,000 season sµbscribers and an annual WE'RE A CHURCH IN RENEWAL Traditional 7:30 AM Contemporary 9:00 AM Charismatic 10:45 AM Church School 9:00.AM ..... ---.. all ... llftlka (MW alllt .. ,.. -· l~ •• , .. Pr. Daslle C. All••n••• •ot.r SAIIn'.jAJIES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3209VaaUdo 1'ewpc>rt Beach. CA • 92663 714/675-0210 budget of $4.S million. .. Three yean ago, we were playing to 1.200 season subscrib- ers at the Santa Ana High School Auditorium," said Ste- w art Woodard. symphony board president. ..Our annual budget was $900.000. When the Performing Arts Center opened, within one year, we made the quantum leap." According to Lou Spisto, Pacific Symphony executive director. the symphony is placed at number 25 in the nation out of l ,582 orchestras, with regards to budget. He said the orches- tra's budget is very modest and has the top ratios of what it spends to what it earns. "We earn the lion's share of our keep, which is exciting for such a young group," he said. The symphony celebrates I 0 years as it goes into its new season and the goal is to raise SI million through special fun- draiscrs. One such event will be a gala ball at the Westin South Coast Plaza Hoter, newly re- modeled ballroom oa June 17. The symphony performs JS major events a year at the Performing Arts Center and five outdoor events at the Irvine Meadows Amphitheater. "Our goal in the next five years is to enhance the avail- ability of the ensemble," said Spisto. "We are in the process of searching for a new music director to begin the 1990-91 season. This next season has a list· of guest conductors that is phenomenal." Those conductors include Kazimierz Kord of the Warsaw Philharmonic; Lawrence Foster of the Monte Carlo Philhar- monic; Christopher Scaman of the Scot~isb SymphoJty in Glas- gow; Zdenek Macal of the Mil- waukee Symphony; Carl St. Clair; Richard Buckley and Sergiu Comissiona of the New York City Opera. Each will be St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Worship and hat this pncncal, Chnst-anttted. b.blicaJ ~- "PRAISE GOD FOR MUSIC PRAISE GOD WITH MUSIC,, (Psalm 150) Dr.John A. Hu«m.n.Jr. Fe:stiwl of Choirs Sunday, M.y 7, 1989 ~II-. &30 Ind 10: 15 f .M. tlOO St. Andrews Road, Newport Beach, California (71'4)631-2880 (Kro. from Newport Hlrbor l¥ SdM>CJI .. lrvW &. 15th.) 1111111!"'9~---... WE SPEAK , BMW! Lease or Buy . . . We're ready to deal! 235 MW'I a contender for the job of music director when Keith Clark leaves this month. The Pacific Symphony-has 87 contractcd"musiciaau who don't all live in Orange County. They supplement their incomes by working in other musical endea- vors, including teaching, private tutoring and playing in record- ing studios. Pacific Symphony members also provide the music for the baUets at the Performing Arts Center. And symphony musicians arc active in the outreach program, which brings musical education enhancement to students in Santa Ana schools. Both Woodard and Spisto believe this season will be a banner one for the Pacific Sym- phony. "We want to heighten the awareness of the symphony and make it touch more people, mak ing them embrace the orchestra a~ part of their lives." Spisto said ... It takes time and doesn't happen overnight." • ........ _""" 2 11 3 .... ,.11..._ .... ...., _ _. II ~ 11111111 W ID I • 1111 Ill ......... 11 ..... ..., ...... ...... ,.. ..... . • .._. ..... lllb .. • ....,,, ..... Prbe a' 11 •· .,..., llln"• .. , ................. ~._ .................. Oftered by . Shipley of_ George· Elkin l~---.-----.... 11 ., l; 1111 THE-NEWPORT..f:NStGN --,------------------------------r--~----------......_ ________ - I i1or11c of the: Week Open house i.n Easlbluff 8Y CllDYL STDIUNG to the bedroom wing and qe space, a splash sink and an • Eastbluff ia die ideal ~ straiaht ahead step do~ to the outside access door. bortaoocl for families. witb a formal Ii~ and dinina ~ooms. BEDROOMS AND MORE 1ense of dose community. Tlais COZY, WARM, WOOD The first arm of the hall Y.t:ek 's featured home is located AND aalCKS !eading to the bedroom wina at 241S Buckeye Street in East-The most striking thing about , brings visitors to the. doub~e bluff and will have open bOUse the combination family room doors of the master suite. Th1s this weekend. so potential buy-and kitchen is the extensive use is located on the view side of the crs wonl want to miss out. of Danish bricks on the Walls on home, with sliding glass doors The home not only has a and around the f llq)lace. The opcni!lg onto ~ b.alc.ony and · spectacular view from its IMHsicle mantle is bandcaned in the same allowina the view 10side. The ~~ it has been coe,.eay pattern ulcd on the wet bar in ceiling is vaulted with wood fr:5Qd and ex~•ed to the living room. TbC family beams and a wood fan over the more tbaa l.«IOO feet. llCsideMs room portioa is carpctec1 and bed. Behind alidina mirrored and ...-S may enjoy a 200;. •• 11p to a wood-loot OoOr-doon. is an~ ~~-lined cleiiee vista ol oeea•. Calalina coYCriag in tbC kitchen and walk-m dOlet with bUilt-tm. A ad Saa Ck••"-is••Wli. tk informal diaina area. FreDCb si~~m~tbebedarea hlOs Verdei PriiaRla. SU doon ~ ap to tbe ia~ hasacimalarbraa~and Gabriel Moa•ai8' city liabll courtyaril. n.ere is a muhitudc an alcove for a desk or cbairl. · ucl aa-1&. Q of tieilt-ia boObhc:ha and a Step up to the luxurious Listiq aacat Sally Shipley f• ..... over a pme table. ma*r bath. Tbe hipl~ts are with Georae EJti• 0-puy. la front Of a COllJ bay window the Romaa apa tub, ICt' mto bay said thiS home is true plmiL Sbe w:tti• is die iaforinal dinina windows overlookina the pano- bas lived in &ltblUff for 2S years area:. •,mc1 dud is more built-ramie view; ceramic tile-topped and can attest that it is a ~ in boo'shrha and a craft ara. counten on the wood pullman place to liw. · "fk tilcbea is ~ for with double siDb; an extra-Wae .. , always thc)qht we Would ullhedcl •Well .. CIOllW8ieDce. stall shower lined witb ceramic move oat .... tile ~ were Tiie ~ is au oat wl a ~ Ud an~ wiado! look- arowa, IMll .,e me dill Mrc, ·.-.Jcu Air.electric r-. ii let illto mg _onto ! pnvate ~~ . a said. ·E~ is frimdlJ Md ttiea*'is'eNl.Asmotedglaa skyli&b~ wme.rack and built in tbc ... bears arc wry llicc.;• ptdell window iDdirect li&btina bookshelves. The sinb and tub TBA T COUNTRY FEEL! pMd with stai.;,.. paa. a built-are cinnamon colored and the ING ia Gcaaal Electric rdriaerator, sand oolon:d tiles provide· the Tllil ia a ...._ tUt •JODC • doable waU-taOunted Tbenna-perfect compliment. may be c:omfortaWe ia Md ,.,.. Clore o~ are unoag the amen· Down the hall and on the riabt ol it ii ~me of the ~ ities. The couaten are topped is a guest bath. Step up to a _ 1rarlatla it FBCr•ta.. Tbe home with a saad-colORd ceramic tile. ceramic tiled platform with an llH~ VIEW-ftl l1l111; m11•1 ii lllli Ill• II Ill.._• lln JI umlc & remodeled inside and out The LiVing and dinina rooms authentic pull-chain toilet, ._ 11 ~ lllr ...... Crlrtl 1 ... 111 11111. •• wiG Fi'eilcb doon, skylights, may be reached either through appointed in oak. The oak lots of wood And brick and double doon from the entry ball penman baa a brus countertop, laara ~ wallcO~ in all or from the kitchen. The Daaisb Wllicb adda to the country flavor of tbC rooms. An abundaac:c of brick is also used on the living of the room. The tile continues oak cabi~ crown molding room fireplace. The ceiliop are in the stall shower. and waimcottiq adds the fin-vaulted, with wood beams and This portion of the home hu isbina touches. · there are many built-in book-been extensively upp-ad~ and Ta.e exterior of ttie bome is ahelves. A built-in cntert.Unmcnt remOdeled. The ball lead10g to an invitiaa warm wood and is .center is nextto the fireplace aDc1 the rest of the bedrooms was highlighted over the two-car beyond that is. the oak band-once open, but has been encloeed 1•raae witb a stained glass carved wet bar with brass coun-alMI a sitting room added. Used desip The dmeway is wide and ter. There is plenty of storage brick pavcn in the ball extend ~ ~ leads to the iron including wine racks. Two sets into ~ litt~ sitting r~m. This, pie opemag to the endosed of sliding glass doon lead out combined wi~ the st_y~ahts and coartyanl. The courtyard bas a to the rear balcony, which French doors m the s1ttlng room l'1'Cll lawn, colorful plantinp extends the leqth of lhe home. helps to bring the outdoors aild a spa. Brick paYel'S are med This is where the spectacular inside. Oii the walkway. view may be enjoyed to the The sitting room also bas a Step up to the double entry fullest. slidina mirrored closet for stor- doon, set witb stained glass, to The forliaal dinina room is an ace, a built-in wood storage box ceramic tiled entry platform. extensioa of tbe livin& room. for tbe little pot bellied stove and OVahead are staiN"d pass liabt One wall is of llDobd minors built-in bookshelves. This is an peml1 which match lbe front and owr die tMle is a smoked ideal apace the kids can call their door. beYcled ..... duieddier. own. To the left of the entry is the la die .,.. teadi• to tM To tbe left of the sittina room cozy lr.itcbc.a aad family ~ ~-ii a._ to IM laadry is a JM:t and Jill wing. Botb to the rigbt is tile hall Leadiaa ,...._ wWct. lllli ..._, '11 ltOr· bedrooms have sliding mirrOred • .. wardrobe closets, shelves AJ"OUDd tbe upper perimeter of the rooms and plantation shut- ten on the windows. The second bedroom has a study alcove behind one of the mirrored doors. The bath that adjoins the two bedrooms has a pullman topped with faux marble and double sinks and a skyliaht overhead. The separate bath area baa a glassed-in shower-tub with ceramic tile, which ii abo used on the floor. Tbe last bedroom f.ca the cowtyanl and bu a ceiliq fan and a alidina mirroied doeet. All of the bedrooms have plush ~ ADDITIONAL AMINI· TDS lb.is home bu many bonUlel, including double paned win- dows, an iotucom system with a.m. and f.m. alMI tape through- out the home, tinted windows, alartlf system, central vacuum, NuTone center, wine cellar pouibilities, full attic over gar- aae, sink in the aarage and outaide aideyard, bUilt-in desk &nd work area in the garage, plumbioa available for laundry book-ups in pnae and extra outlets for Cbriltmaa lisbts. REALTOR INFORMA- TION AND FINANCIAL . PACTS Tbe bom ii lilted at $729,000 bJ SillJ SMpley of ·George ElkiN C:O.p..,. Tbe office is locatlid 8l 17 Corporate Plaza in Newpwt I••• f:or more inf or- IMdoa or W.wiaa. call 759- 9100. HUI ill•• 11111 W ... w• • ... • I I 71 11 •Y l 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN--IME M WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. Re.Hon® IEWNIT IElllTI "Pride of ownership" 4 bdrm mediterranean style home, formal dining & country kitchen with nook. Custom built with large sundeck & htgh ceilings around entry courtyard. Ocean & bay view. 131·1411 ................................. SUI.• UYVIEW ClllT Outstanding J.M. Peters 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in Gate guarded complex with community pool & spa. Steps from trails & wildlife preserve on the upper bay. 1••• .................................... . . IEWPllT IEJllTI Quality constructed 3 bdrm town- home. Light & bright with white paver tile flooring thoughout first ftoor & marble floor~ bathrooms. • PRJCE REDUCED!!! 131•1411 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • r-• • • • • • • .1334,111 CIMU DEL IAI Exciting new contemporary condom- iniums. Split level, open brtght 3 bdrms with fireplace, famity room inside laundry & dble garage. Several patios & professional landscaping. 711-3111 ................................. 1315.• IUCI llPW on oversized lot just steps from sand with 2 .bdrms in each unit Upper has ocean view. Room to expand & 4 car parking. Owner may carry tor qualified buyer. 17S·3llO ................................. 1475.• HWPllT DtHIFlllT Unlimi\f',.0 otential in thi s ~~:::.d~~n;Ffi~1:.';. ... 10 ~ ite-water ocean 131·1411 ........... $. ................... IUI.• COllU •LAia Charming 3 bdrm pool home In super location. Freshly painted. carpeted & tiled. Living room with beamed ceiling & fireptace & master with den. Private Shorecllff's beach access. 131·1411 ...................................... . NEWPOllT IOCI Beautifully decorated 4 bdrm home on parklike grounds witrh many trees, lovety brick borct.red formal gardens & ape. Living room with French doors & fireplace, spacious country kitchen & dining room with fireplace plus a 2nd floor family room. Berber carpet. skyltghtl & built In stereo. Ul-1411 ................................. a.Ill.• IU llLAH An extraordinarily special property, ideal tor the protesak>nal couple. A customized one level with one bdrm & den plus bonus exerct• room. Huge living area. formal dining, gourmet kitchen & stunning decor. Wrap around windows wtth views of bay. lake & golf course. 131· 1411 ................................. 1111.m (;() ONA D L MAR 2'~JJ I .. < "f )AST H ICiHWA Y ML• llLAll Duplex. Charming & Immaculate 2 bdrm cottage with knotty pine cabinetry, fireplace & white picket fence. Super unit In rear with 2 bdrma over dble garage & 1 bdrm down. 171-lm ................................. MH.• IEACI llPLU. Exciting near new legal townhomes, offered aa a fully furnished duplex with fabulous summer/winter income or can be sold separately. Each unit has 2 bdrms, 2 baths, sunroom, dining room plus ocean view patios & att. double garage. Four hou1n to the sand. 111·1411 ...................................... . PE•alLA PlllT ICWIF911 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 & graciou-upstairs Uving room. Price OROPPED!I U1·1• .............................. tll) ... . UM PE•lllLA Stunning contemprary 2 bdrm condom- inium. Granite counter tops in bath & new kitchen, carpeted & marble tloOrs, recessed lighting & etched glua doors. Exciting "down channel" water views. Full Security bldg. with doorman. Possible lease option. REDUCEDtl U1-1411 ................................. 1741.• **NEW LISTINGS** ..nl lAlllA Spectacular white water views from living room & master bedroom of this 2nd ftoor 2 bdrm, 2 bath corner unit Great Cliff Drive location, walk to art galleries, shops & restaurants. 131·1411 ...................................... . COIOM DU IAI with fabulous panoramic views of the entire harbor & short walk to main beach. Bright. open & very spacious near new townhome with 2 bdrms, den fireplace & att. double garage. Cedar sided & tile roofed htgh tech design with bleached wood floors. 111·1411 ....................................... . IU'1EW A perfect "Showcase" home w ith over $200,000 In upgrades in a prime location with fabulous ocean & city ltght views.expanded 4 bdrm Port Royal. formal dining & akyltghted family rooom with used brick floor continuing into kltctlen with every imaginable gourmet appliance. Master with sky1ight & custom bath with gold & silver fixtures & hand painted tiles. French doors & beautiful designer decor throughout 1••• ................................. 1171.• UM llU Lovely Country French decor In this attractive 3 bdrm home. Two up with adjoining family room & one down, gracious formal dining room & step down living room w ith handaome built in cabinetry throughout Spacious & private tiled patio. Wide street at quiet end of island. 111·1• .........................•....... 1711.• Ml•• Ill.All One houM .. om south bayfront Great water action view. trom living room. Xtra large comer lot with charming refurbished 3 bdrm home new root. paint & papers & front & "* patioe with Iota of room for expansion or build your new dream home. 17---................................. 1111.• ICUI WllWI from fNf1fY room of thi1 outstanding 7th ftoor 2 bdrm condo with wet-bar & aauna. Elegant contemporary decor with accents of ebony, teek & etched glue. Handlome .custom wall treetmentl. Security bldg. doo{m&n & pool. •...•................................. •1•• .,..... a&. 8-utfful 5 bdrm with den, family room & bmel dlnlno. Clean contemporary ltyting with ....... throughout grMd eMy. Wnily & dining roome & •·In klcMfi. French doors a '** ... wtndowl. p;tv ... pOol a..,. ' '°""'Y ._ °' .... ••.•• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . mJll NEWPO T BEACH OFFICI 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY ,, 714-631-1400 . Pf~ ...i .. Like new" custom 4 bdrm home 1 . hou• from bay with views from master auite & decks. Formal dining, large living room with ~r & famjly room. Hardwood floors. Fr. doors, 2 flreptaces. 111-1411 .................................... . 0 ClllU Ill llAI Just off the main beach. Newly constructed 2 story 4 bdrm home wtth formal dining room, family room & eat-in -gourmet kitchen with Jennaire & Sub-Zero appliances & whitewashed cabinetry. BriOht. fresh traditional. Ocean views from mastef & roof deck. REDUCEDtl 111-1411 .................................... . llftl ... u bayfront Lovely 3 bdrm one story with pool table size family room. country kitchen with breakfast area opens >o landscaped patio. Tradition- ally appointed with hardwood ftoors. antique germen glass windows, .oak molding & cabinetry & used brick. the sunny rear terrace drops to an additional deck & dock for a 50' yacht 131-1411 ................................ 11.111.• IELCllO u.I Sensational plan 2 with 4 bdnns. 3 1 /2 baths and huge family and formal dining rooms. Lushly landscaped & very private rear yard with spectacular black bottom pool and waterfall. Fresh & bright with new paint & carpeting. Custom lighting. air conditioning & security system. • A1·1411 ................................ 11.!ll.• CMIEi WU Bright. open & elegantly remodeled 4 bdrm home with fabulous oceen views from family & dining areas, master bdrm & akyfit kitchen with granite & marbfft accents. Many rooms open to the private flagstone patio with rock edged pool & waterfall. There are 2 spas, a sauna & an audio security system. 7•3111 ................................ S!.541.• IOWllT IAYflllT masterpiece, 8 years In the maJOng. magnificent 4 bdrm plus a dock tor large yacht with accents of teak & stainless steee. An art deco s1alrway circles upward from the dramatic 2 story glass enclosed entry, there are fabulous deligner wall coverings & accents of marble & granite throughout A wall of 988mlesa gtaas doors opens from the paneled living room to.. the bricked beyfront tretTace. A1·1• ................................ R.•.111 c1•1a Ill IAI Fabulous oceen vt.... from tt"9 exceptional new 6 bdrm Mediterran .. n hom.. Included are huge living & dining rooma. 2 famity rooms (1 on eecond floor opening to view terrllce). library, den wine ceHar. baMment bilw.d room & 7 fireplacea. on a *99 comer tot just..,_ to h beech. Finest .. _.... .. quality conRuction. ·it awaitl your finiahing touches. '. Ul·I• ................................ 14.lllJlll 71 cn:t rt •41kd•-S an •111 1 wllllw ..... ta I 1 ,_ • •1I.1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN BEVERLY HILLS BRENTWOOD HANCOCK PARK NEWPORT BEACH DECORATOR'S DELIGHT IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Spacious 5 bdrm .. 3 bath "Somer- set" Home lends this house to immediate occupancy and creative decorating. 3 car garage, over-sized outdoor spa and quali· ty landscapmg are a few of the outstand1n& characteristics. $845,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT·SUN 1·5 1942 PORT WEYBRIDGE H.V.HOMES-NPT BCH ·RELOCATING OR TR' I NEWPORT BEACH I Relocating can be a very trying experience. But I for you. George Elkins Realty has been helping people ft years. And to help even further. George Elkins had network of realtors who spec1altze in helping ease aJaT MDUCEDll WA........otn' -With its OWi private beach & a 5"Cill share of Newport Bay, the comaun1ty of Beacon Bly has so much to offer. :rhe _... """ from thes two story home are only matched bf the bully & peacehllnm ot its ntertrolt locltiOn. Prieed to .. now. Cal tor appt. to see. 11.-.- W1aUff PABI IR Hal• l•Cll E "' Lna MIH PAllGIWJBC OCUll V•W - Tltis ....... "Pictltl ftlrtlct", 3000 sq. ft .• 4 1119, ...... is OM ot I MM. CISlOfAinlll thr.,..t wtth f ,_.. doors, ....._ lilcwity syste11, stliniliss ••ws. spa, & use of 30,0De .... bricks. A 200° ..... IC NW of ocean, Pllll V.-. w-. I So. Coast Pim. ConWlftllftt to •='-· lrwys. all ~ ttnilis I Plfb. AsSumable 1111. «Ill OPEN taJS( SAT·Sllt 1-S 2415 IUCUll ST . .£AST aUFF#T Bat FAM!..OU8 OCIEANl•AY CITY LIGHTS VIEW -Where else can you have al of the lbove 1n Newport Bch at thes unbelievable pnce? Hl&hlJ custom1Zed throuchOut w/ble, carved mantle & bnck hearth, mouldanc, & apenslft wall treatments, this home IS truly tor someone with discernq tastes. This condo is in a 11ted communcty withtn walkinc dtstance to the beach. Cal now for an appt. to see this lovety property offered at a7l,GGO L0 .. 8T PRICD FH COllDO .. &UFFS -lcM and liry 3 bdnl, 1 ~ bl toNlo on _.. street is •• tor the investor or tint till blyer. In nM>ve-in COlditiol. WllUll distllite to 2 co-•itJ pOolS. schools & ..,... ••· SIMltters. ,mltl PltiO and new Clrpit make this c:Oldo I &rtlt buy. Price indides wsher and dryer. ••••••• • QIU tOJS£ Stlt l ·S Z452 VISTA HOGMAUffs-NEWPOIT BEACH E We will direct you to a Real Estate ProfeSS1onaJ will discuss all your needs m detail. Go over c1 information on local schools, entert ainment. sh interest to you. The George Elkins Company provides this service Just call our offtee at ( 714 ) 759·9 l 00 and ask f ~ - - ..... THE NEWPORT BMIGN nr • • .. I PALM DESERl SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SAN MARINO .. &LUFF'S BEST BUYIREDUCED a READY TO SELLll Every detail in this 2 brm condo was done with perfection & tic. New crpt & tile, freshly painted w/texturized walls, wood banister & charming library step ladder to built-in book case. Easy walk to Eastbluff Shopping Ctr, pool, park, schools, churches & tennis . .. This owner is motivated & ready to move, so come see & submit! $203,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 12:30-4:30 2317 VISTA HUERTA BLUF FS-NPT BCH RANSFERING? But George Elkins can make 1t easier pie find the right homes for over 60 had 1oined with RELO, a nationwide ease the transition of retocating. onal in the area of your choice who er community proftles. Provide you t. shoppmg and everything else of rv1ce as a courtesy to our customers. ask for our Relocation Spec1ahst. I NEWPORT BEACH NEWPORTS BE8T BUY, WE8TCUFF -This is a aood buy. Priced low for fixen, ttus 3 bdrm home has easy access to tennis. shops. & hbrary. Sate crossi-. to elem. school. Kitchen needs decorator's touch. Seier ready to move. 1111,000 OPEN HOUSE~. 2·5 1801 MARIUS DR·WESTCLIFF-NPT BCH I CORONA DEL MAR I ... • HAMOR VIEW HILLS -Excepbonaf tn ewry way. This .,.. exudes warmth & cordWness throu&fMMll. Even the arden area tS unique with its new ~ spirll staircm. poot BBQ I llwn aru. f rench dolss & windows, liPlftded & rllft0d1lld family room, al new baths & kitchen are only a few of the improwements that ~ - .. U. 5 bdrm, 3 bl home so specill. Please Cll tor an IPPl to • this lo..., property ottered at ~ ' . I SAN CLEMENTE I I RENTALS C08TA ••A -3 bdrm.. 2 ba., 2-car attached .... No pets. .,., ..... lmwPORT YDJ.1:AC. COIDO -Attr1ttiW 3 .... 2~ bl'" pnliU .._. ~ ... • ... . ,, ,_ • •YI. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN BEVERLY HILLS BREN1WOOD HANCOCK PARK NEWPORT BEACH • " I NEWPORT BEACH I .IU9T lllDUCEDll WATWRONT -With its °"' ptjvata beadl & a specill share of TtewpOrt Bar. tti COMaUMJ of Beacon Bly has so much to offer. The inspirin& NWS from this two story home are only 1R1tthed bf die bellty & peacehllnns of rts nltrtrOll locltioft. Priced to .. now. Cal tor IPC)t. to see. 11111 .... ~ PABTlllll HOI• e•GIE • LOIL Wini PAllGllAIDC OCUll V•W - Tl9is ft~ullll "Picbft rwtid .. , 3000 sq. ft., 4 bd, ..... IS • II I MM. CIStDllinll tlwoapo.t witll f,_.. doors. .,...., ~ systeta, a .... ••ws. sp1. & m of 30.• ... brias. A 200• ,_,.-NW of own. Pllal V.-. MIMlill. l So. r.o.st Plaza. Conve1111nt to IMPV· 1rwJs. Clll tlia, tllliS & parb. Assu•able ....... ... OP£N ta& SAT·U 1-S 2415 IUClm ST . .QU aUFF-WT Bat FAM...•-OUS OCENUllAY CITY LIGHTS v .. -Where elSi can JOU have II of tM aw in Newport Bch at this unbeleevabte price? HlaNJ customized . thrf>Ulhout w/1*, carved mantle & bnck hearth, mouldlnc, & expensive wait treatments, this hotM rs trutj tor SOIMOne with discernin& tastes. This COndo is in a pted communrty wtthin walkin& distance to the beach. Cal now tor an appl ~ to see this lovety property offered at 1171,GOO · LGnST PNC•D PD COllDO • &UFFS -~ IRd WJ 3 bdnl, 1 ~ bl coMo Oft -street IS .... tor .... ..... cw tnt .... ..,. . In lltOvt-tn COAMll. WllUw distlftce to 2 co•••llllJ ,.,._ dools & ....... ••. Shlttlrs. ...... -...... ClfPlt ... this c:Oldo a arut biy. Prict indldls .-end dryer. ••••••• OPEN HOUSE U 1-S 24S2 VISTA HOGM4.Uffs-ftEWPOIT BEACH . DECORATOR'S DELIGHT IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Spacious S bdrm., 3 bath .. Somer- set" Home lends this house to immediate occupancy and creative decorating. 3 car garage, over·sized outdoor spa and quali· ty. landscapeng are a few of the outstandina characteristics. $845,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT-SUN 1-5 1942 PORT WEYBRIDGE H.V.HOMES-NPT BCH ·RELOCATING OR TRA Relocating can be a very trying experience. But G for you. George Elkins Realty has been helping people fin years. And to help even further, George Elkins had network of realtors who specialize m helping ease We w1U direct you to a Real Estate Professional ' will discuss all your needs m detail. Go over co1 1nformatton on local schools, entertainment, she interest to you. The George Elkms Company provides this service 1 Just call our office at ( 714) 759-91 00 and ask fa .... PALM DESERl SAN DIEGO &LUFF'S BEST BUYIREDUCED a READY TO SELLll Every detail in this 2 brm condo was done with perfection & tic. New crpt & tile, freshl1 painted w/texturized walls, wood banister & charming library step ladder to built-in book case. Easy walk to Eastbluff Shopping Ctr, pool, park, schools.. c~urches & tennis. This owner is· motivated & ready to move,, so come see & submit! $203,000 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 12:30-4:30 2317 VISTA HUERTA BLUFFS.NPT BCH ANSFERING? ut George Elkins can make it eaSter le find the right homes for over 60 had joined with RELO, a nationwide ase the transition of relocating. nal in the area of your choice who r community profiles. Provide you shopping and everything else of vice as a courtesy to our customers. k for our Relocabon Spec1ahst I NEWPORT BEACH tEWPQRT8 ••T llUY, WE8TCLFF -This is a aood buy~ Priced low for fixen. this 3 bdrm home has easy access to tennes.. sMps, ' library. Safe er~ to etem. school. KJtchen needs decorator's touch. Seier ready to move. 1111,000 OPEN HOUSE Slit 2·5 1801 MAR1€RS DR·WESTCLff.fl>l BCH I CORONA DEL MAR I . . ... • HA.'WOR VIEW HU.S -Elceptional •n MfJ WIY· This ..... alldes warmth & cordiamm ttwOU&Mll Even IM lfden area is uniqele weth •ts new _.., Spiral staircm, pool, B8Q & Ian 1r1L French doors I wildows. ••did & r1t1Gd1l1d flMily rOOfft, al ... bltM & kitcheft .. only a tn of tM ...,...•••nb ttaat _.. u.il S b*m. 3 bl home • special Ptlm Cll tor an -to -this '°"" property oflnd at ~ •t.-lHENlWl'ORTB•BN nm• SAN FRANCISCO SAN MARINO I SAN CLEMENTE I ' RENTALS- COSTA •SA -3 ...._, Z M.. 2-car atbcW praee. ND pets. 11.-W ... ,_ • ., I. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ! r1 to R ea I E st a t e Expanding your base·---------.- Christa & Gerry ~ong BY GERRY AND CHRIST A LONG In the last two years. local real estate values have increased an · averag~ of $100.000 to $200,000. This means that the home you have lived in since you moved here. perhaps five or six years ago. has probably doubled in value. If you had $100,000equity in your home in 1987, you may now have $250.000 equity. What docs that mean to you since you arc not planning to sell? It means that you may want to consider using the concept of leverage. You may wish to use some of that equity to purchase an add itional pro perty. Why wo uld you want to do that? To expand your financial base of o peration. If owning one real pro perty has been good to you- would o wning two properties be better? Probably so. Before jumping into such a major investment decision, some careful calculations should be made to explore all aspects of such an investment. After \ocat- ing a suitable property, have your real estate professional prepare a careful analysis of the following: Cash needed for the down payment, loan fees and escrow closing costs; monthly amount needed to cover mort- gage payments, property taxes, association dues (if any) and insurance premiums. Keep in mind that some or all of the monthly expenses of your new real estate investment may be off set by your monthly rental income. After these figures have been itemized, you may want to run them by your accountant. He may point out poss ible tax benefits which would further enhance the desirability of this investment. Finally, you may wish your attorney's counsel regardina the best way to take title to such an acquisition. Might this be the time to establish a family trust? Should you take title with your wife as "joint tenants" or as .. community property?"• Going back to your house, let's assume you bought it six years ago for $300,000. Y ~u paid 20 percent down and took out a mortgage of S240,000. Today your house appraises at $600,000. You would encounter no problem to take out a second trust deed against your home for, say, $60,000. With this cash you could purchase a townhome for SI S0,000. You pay SS0,000 down and assume an attractive adjus- table mortgage ofSl00,000. You set uide an additional SI0,000 for closing coats, assumption · f ccs and some refurbishing you want to do prior to renting out the unit. Your anticipated rental income will cover your mortgage payment and usociation dues: Property taxes will be a .. nca- ativc." So will your monthly payments 01\. your new second trust deed of $60,000. Your base of future appreci- ation, however, has expanded from $600,000 to $750,000. Over the years, rentalincreascs will cover the property taxes and even the payments on the second trus t deed. When that has occurred, you may be ready to. take out a second trust deed against the townbome to finance the purchase of a third real property. Gtrry and ChriJta Long art owntrs of Uon1s of ntwport, a rtsUkntial rtal tstatt firm. They may bt rtaclwd at 640.5664. Private P-roperty rights • • • . yours. to protect .. No person shall be.· .. deprived of life. liberty or property without due process of law." These words from the Bill of Rights guarantee the security of homeownership. as do the basic right~ to own, transfer and u.se real property. Today, however, many laws and judicial decisiom are more protective of public interest, often as the expeme of private property rights. These laws were enacted for many different rea- sons. and the degree of erosion of private property rights that results from them also varies. .Resistance to the inf riqement of private property rights was instrumental in the founding of the U nitcd States. Through the years excessive government interference-whether inten- tional or not-has eroded the rights inherent in private prop- erty ownership. In honor of American Home Weck, April 30-May 6, the following information on pri- vate property rights encourages the citizens of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach to join in the celebration of these rights, as weU as ~ognizing that with property rights comes the respomibility to protect them. The ·concept of private prop- erty rights evolved from English common law which, to a large dearee, was patterned after ancient Roman laws and has stood the test of time and the courts. They believed that the acquisition, possession ·and pro- tect ion .of property was an essential. natural and inalienable right. The American Revolutionary War took place, in part. because the colonists found that cenain Coldwell Banker fights drugs Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate Services bu joined he fiaht against drup by sup- port in& .. Drug Use Is Life Abute." a non-profit orpniz.a- tion working to ~ot drug abuse throuahout Oranae County. · Coldwell Banter Commercial will diaplay the "Drua Ute It Life Abuse" logo on all of iu outdoor sign••· company brochura and other materials. "We are communicating a clear masaae that uaina dnap is not acceptable," statea Tom Thomt0n of Coldwell Banker Commercial. "If we can make 'a pcnon think twice bef orc usma drup, we can prevent the abuse Wore it starts." <>&Mr Oran• County com- ,. ... involwd ia &he propam •lu•1 Del Taco/Na••· tile Loi ;\•dH R••I, tM c.lifor• • A. II, ~ DlwielflRl8l CO. A"° flee ... Servi--. will be wearing the logo patch this season. "Each of these companies has taken a highly visible, creative approach to the problem," said Paul Mondschein, executive director of "Dnag Use Is Life AbUIC." .. Companies commu· nicate-to their customen. 1upplien and vendon. We arc simply 111in1 thete existina chan- nels to aet our mcuaae-that it's not ok to use dnap-out to the public." Since January 1987, over .00 Oranae County residcnu have died from cocaine or heroin- related deaths. Of those deaths. 74 percent were between the aps of20 and 40. Since 1987, Oranae County law enforcement hat seized 37 million do1es of cocaine, 9 . million do1e1 of '*oia Ud I million dOMS ·of ......._It ii tltimatecl to cott Mt•n•• 1150 and SlOO per day to ""'°" a.,.. babiL •Law WONlmeat, however NH 11"111. call oaly 10 IO far, .. Mid Mo•••clllia. •AS .... • .._. ii a llrOlll dem•d for ................... ................ -on, Lill ......... . to 11 n•ilJ ... oorpo- l'lll •f port IO lduc• ON.ale ,.,......, ....... dled11111•iwe ... .,,, ....... .., ..... •• acts of Parliament were infring- ing on private property rights. The full rights of ownership we enjoy today include the buic right to posseu, control, enjoy and dispose of real propeny. The property may be sold, traded, given away, or willed to 1'0me- one. The owner is free to use the home fot him or herself, rent it or allow someone else its use. However, we do not always have the absolute right to exercise these rights as freely u we may wish. Just as most propeny is subject to some limitations, so are propeny rights controlled by some necessary restrictions. , These restrictions may be thought of as "protections" that enhance property and safeguard its value. American propeny rights and privileges are limited or res- tricted by four po wen of govern- ment. The fint, power of tax- ation, is the government's right to tax property based upon assessed value of the property and the annual tax rate in the district. The power of eminent domain tis taking private property in the public interest ... Just comperua- . tion" is required when property is so appropriated. Police power is the right of aovernment to replatc property for the protection of the public's safety, health, morals and general welfare. Zoning laws, housing restrictions, building codes and subdivision controls arc examples of regulations based upon the police power of the aovcmment. The fourth power, escheat, is the riaht to have owncnbip of property returned to the state when the owner dies without a will or known hcin. .. All residents should be aware of local governmental regula- tions affecting private property," said Tex Griffith, president of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors ... You can do so by attending city council meetings and becoming familiar with local property issues such as zoning actions, taxations and the enforcement of regulations that affect private property owners," he added. The Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors also encourages you to check out political candidates for their positions on private property rights and exercise your riaht to vote. Accordina to Griffith, 1'he importance of private property rights lie in being aware of the rcciousncss of those rights and in the recognition of the need for their preservations and protec- tion." He also noted that the National Association of Real- ~on is the only association that lobbys on behalf of the homcownen of America. a note from maury NEWPORT BARGAIN . 3 Mel, 2 bldh on lllrge lol nMr 8Chool, ~rk, •hopping. Herd to find one 'Under thla price. . $315,000 . ANAHEIM HILLS Upgl'8d1d 5 bedroom preleeley Jlome. with view of mount81M •nd city llght8, pool, .......... Wnd8 of.............. . $488,000 OLDE CORO A DEL MAR RI lot I bedroom or 2111droom Md atudlo-..._ room to bulld. $472 WATCH POR OUR NIW ADDRf.181 Esther Yank: Re/ ax of ewport al' CHl:Rl'L STEHLING Esther Yank is a very familiar name around Spyalass Hill. Harbor Ridae and Harbor View hills tbeie days. The Re/ Max qcnt bas worked in th05C areas for years. but recently tarted to actively farm there. '"I never f Jrmed in my fir t eight years ... Yank aid ... Butt his doesn't mean I am limiting myself to tho c areas. I will continue to work all over." . Yank began her real estate career eight years 110 with another firm and joined Re/ Max almost three years 110. This was on the heels of many year of teaching. Yank taught high school back east and communications and business courses for community colleges out here. ··1 was in a master's program at Long Beach State when I decided·t dadn' want to do that anymore," she recalled. ··1 alway wanted to get into real c tate. And with the shortage of teaching jobs after Propo ition 13, I did it." It is a move he ha not regretted. She counts many accomplishments, including sci- linathe home of a Saudi Arabian princess in Harbor RidF. She belina that bet yean of leacb- ina have taught hn valuable orpnizational skills. Yank joined Re/Max for the freedom it affords her. And, she has the higbf'st respect for b~r broker, Craia Balley. .. H e stands behind each .nt." she said. •J WU the f ~ agent he recruited to the new office. There were five others that moved ovcT from the old office. but I was the first to come from the outside ... She added that Re Max allows her to market a propcrt) the way she wants to and that ome of the top real estate agents work in the cwport Beach First . time ·buyers-afford~ble! After cxten ive re carch and many home-shopping expedi- tion , Byron and l ynac Carr decided to ettle into s unny oboba Terrace. a community of 36 inglc family homes in cast Hemet. Among the first buyers at Soboba Terrace, a community of 36 ingle family homes in cast Hemet. Among the first buyer~ at Soboba Terrace. the Carr were rcW..rdcd for their early commitment with a special pre- model price ... The «: homes are really priced right for the area," aid Byron. who noted that their home has already appreciated about SJ.000 since they opened escrow. In fact the couple already had their money down on another home and changed their mind when they saw the Soboba Terrace Ooorplan . O~rseas Realty Enterpri e . Inc .• the builder of Soboba anticipated to open at the end of April. There arc three floor plan available, ranging in izc from 1453 to 1 8~0 quarc feet and priced from SI 13.900. The Carrs selected a 3-bedroom 2- bath 2-car garage model. opting for the bonus room in tead of the three-car garage ... We were impre sed by the character of the e homes ... aid Lynae ... Fea- ture like bay windows, high ceilings, French doors. concrete tile roofs give the home a lux- urious. custom feel. .. For more information, please call the Soboba Terrace ales office at (7 14) 927-5663. BYRON & L YNAE CARR , .-------------------------------------. CALL TODAY FOR A FREE APPRAISAL OF YOUR PROPERTY AND DISCOUNT COMMISSION FEE. Terrace. elected Coldwe ll .._) Banker New Home to handle the sale and marketing of the project. A first time buyer • the Carrs appreciated the fact that their tran action went moothly . ... The taff at Coldwell Banker New Home really made the home buying proccs easy. The salespeople arc alway available to answer our que tions and keep us informed of the pro- gress." The Carrs· home will be completed by June or July. and the Soboba Terrace models arc AL ROSS Ml-M= MTI 8 ~ (71C) 72:Me11 . CJUJ21'S47U MWNnlUCM.CA-• ~.i ' faC714l7DW ROSS REALlY AlSO C:IATES off.ice. Yant was amncd in the Top 100 Realtors internationally with Re Mu in 1981 ud is oae of the leadi• producers in her office. She attributes her success to her basic philosophies of work. ·1 ca.re about my clients,~ she said. ·1 am available for. the\D seven days a week. 2A hours a day. Thq can call me any time ... She also bdieYcs in the impor- tance of getting along with other agents, inside and out.side of her office and that communication as tbc ultimate tool. .. I -.on' do anything I can' be uccessful at." she said. Yank is married to Aroold and they ha-.e two daughters, Jill *** and Melisaa. Jill currently wo r with lier mother as an as · tant aDd paucd ber real estAte exam- inations in February. Melissa was graduated from Saa Diego State witb a degree in joumahsm and bas oublished many a.rtides. For fun and relaxation, Yank enjoy down time in Palm Springs. occuionally pla)ing tennis and hopping. She also en1oyes the theater And. be hopes to tra,el to Hong Kong wnh Jill in the not too d istant future. R~ .Wa x of Se.,,.·p orl is locaud 01 J Co,porau Pla:a in ~.,.'PO'' &ach. For inf ormo- tion, call 760-5()00. *** AMERICAN B 0 M : E WEEK 1989 • The Newport Ensign 1M Newport Eruign reacbd more million~ollar homes in Newport Beach t•n a~y. other newspaper. In fact, it reaches more h~m:es~on the waterfront, Lido Isle, in Dover Shores and in" olde Corona del • Mar than any of its comPetition. Ftom C..IDM Shores to Balboa Island, Harbor View Hills to Peninsula Point, TM Nn1por1 EMip blankets tbe city\ finest and most affluent communities, with local news and tlloqbtful commentary. In all, 2',000 bome1 nceive 77w NnipOrt ~each wk. So it ii not aurpriliaa that 12% Of tbe nspDDdcnts COinmunicltiom' 1918 survey •Y · cumndy valaed at s••-or . a 1 tlaein ii valued at S750JDJ _.,_ .. ,._ And aaOdler one-llrinl report · home•s value to be between SS00,000 and $749~. Combined,S7% •' malbo.taletaJtm rqM>rt a Current market value in excess ~ a balf-mimon dollan Became 1M Newport FJuirn delnen to homes instead of sublcnllen, 94% of the tapODdcnts own their own raidence. And, 3~ owa husinca prop- erty, wllile 2l9f) own a weeteed or a '8mtioa IMJme. If yoa9se a lacal ~ wbo tilts or pDs fine~- port •m bomn, die a.1Jwa1to n.ti · tacratne ....... lo • ...,.,, ... Altll,. ,,,,,,. • loml ,. .... " -· ~ I .. . CAMEO HIGHLANDS $499,500 &tlof JOUf UJ bJ rqur pllvele pool or KC- JOW own prtw• lae•i:h. ~a gNat lauJ. Thie 3 bf home ........... ~ ... . IRVINE TERRACE ~ $519,000 d1lgll1M 3 lar . --... Iola of ...... nc:ludlng ..,., .. zebo, ...... kllchen and • wonderful ~ W .. to F•hlon lale a >NchM . JASMINE CREEK $559,000 )n ... Cl'99t of • .. °""°°""" wide ....... ir•enla•I and oc1•n. ~expanded 2 brand -.., room, gata• cassunly. JRVllE TERRACE $659,000 A .... -II .. 1111"91.m, remoclel1d 3 lar ho••• wof IM •••••••II In ... .... v-., .... ,,. ...................... ..... ... 11llcent land9caplng. llonlea ••• not ..-In r11pec:t to qu..,. . SPYBLAIS $725,000 , ............. 2l'i -tr, ............... dn ,., poo1, ..,. a 1 cs ..,.._ LoM1J ._ of ...,... a 1111a:. -.. ...... Iii 11o ... SPYGLASS S.7 49,900 0,.. ............... View of ..... 1: ... 11111 m•a: a cir llltla. M1•1rr•1•n ..,.. oOurt- prd 11o ... Frendt cloon, lltlll1 .. A llgM. IN REAL ESTATE . CO&ND OP OOAST HWY. AT AVOCADO ~JEVJ ~!STINGS BACK BAY $379,000 L.Ooll• Hk• • model home! With plantdOn ~.....,. & French doors. Great. 4 br, 21k ba ftr ,....,. LOfttj yard with apa. Cal to .... EASTBLUFF $443,500 Low•t pilCed home In e.tbluff. Buy le•ehold or IM. Great tamlly holne. Five br, 2 ba, al on one a.v.t. Lg ~ tor .............,.. Famly/ kitchen. Don't mlaa thla chance to buy In EaatblUtl at lhl8 9" pi1¢e. JASMINE CREEK '$485,000 LoM1J light a bright 2 br + den. Excelent quiet toe.lion, guard pied ComtnUnlly with tennis, .,... ancl lush g ....... bela . WESTCLIFF $595,000 OorgecM.ta 4 br + 3 ba home. v.., bright a open with many upgrades, Lg. ,..,. ... pool a apa. Th18 home has a special appeal that everyone can enjoy. BALBOA PENINSULA $675,000 v ....... home or cluPla on W. a., Ave. Two ~ llvlngroom, a cs~ oc1•n .. trom loft br. W .. to baly or oceen. Very special prop. BIG CANYON $995,950 Totlllly customind broadmoor. French doors open to pool .... GounMI kitchen great tor entertalnktg. A true d1lght. OTH ER .~REAS MISSION VIEJO $189,900 l.oMlr ,.....1l1d two bedroom home on.._ llreet. No woe. du11 New hot water h....,, clllhw..._, berber carpel, vel1kal blncla. llU8t -to appredalef. . COTO DE CAZA . 1217,900 ...,.., new 2 Ii, 2 Bit on gOI coune. Light a bright, 1rep19ee 1n FR, mnorect ....... ..-guarded communn,. Clo•• to pool a ape. HARBOR WOODS $270,000 Greet 2 br, 2.s ba end unH with view of hlla & mtM. Plentdon 8hutters open to extra ~ patio over ~rktik• aettlng. NEWPORT BEACH $319,900 You will love thl8 chanrilng 3 br detechecl hofM. Lovely decor, grNt ftoor plan, large yard, golf course view. Tentlc value! BLUFFS $399,000 Best no. blutlS locatlOn with 1lev11td view! Three br /2 ba/alngle level -eating area In kit. A/C. Malntlllned to perfection. Close to comm. pool • WEST PARK 1398,000 Where can you buy a beautiful 3 br home - highly upgra~ed, luah It. Cptg, plantation 8hutten throughout. exceptional location, all under $400,000. CaU now. TURTLEROCK $745,000 Plctureeque vlewa of city night llghta, F•hlon Island A Catalina. Large yard, comm. jiOOI & ....... Four br, 2.5 ba. Cal today. PENINSULA 1430,000 Pride of ownership duplex In be9t rental area. 2 br + 2 br +guest. Lg Income potential. Good lnanclng avaH. Extra lg lot A yardl EASTBLUFF $529,000 Enjoy outdoor llvlng In lhlt specious yard compllte w/bubbllng apa. Lota of privacy. Thie 4 br, ~.I ba remod1led home haa a new kitchen, FNneh door8 & .-.wMtOWa. Very light a bright. SEAVIEW $575,000 Enjoy eecurlty tor your family In lhll guard Pie c~. Bright a cheery 3 br. tr In ••c•l•nt colidlllon. Just a1ep9 to aaaoc. Pool, spa a . ...... DOVER SHORES 1665,000 Gracloua 11•1"9 awalta you In thle lovelf hilllaal ..,.. .... !n1oJ .._. .., a n1g111 ......... 4 lar, 3 ... + .... ""· Cllfif HAVE 1735,000 Verr .. , .. ....., ftowae. hparale ••Ill• ..,...,......_aa .... of ... ne1·,., .,._ ........................ ..., .......... , .... ..... EST Prank lets air out of NH's sails BY MELINDA KELLER What started out last week as a Newport Harbor High School prank, has turned into a police investigation of vandalism and burglary. Administrators and students were treated to a quad full of various items Friday morning, including a dinghy, a cannon stolen from a nearby residence, a Bob's Big Boy, a small mcrry-go- round, a bathtub full of potted plants. numerous signs. city barricades and glued door locks. Football equipment that was report- edly stolen from rival Corona del M~ High School and the Newport Harbor campus were also displayed on the school grounds, an action police say could result in a burglary charge for the culprits . .. We're treating this as commercial burglary, grand and petty theft and vandalism. Several doors had glue poured into the key holes. which destroyed the locks," said Newport Beach Police Spokesperson Bob Oak- ley. Newport Harbor High School Prin- cipal Dennis Evans said the incident went beyond a prank and cancelled the day's cheduled Cinco de Mayo activ- itic . ome tudents were upset that the f acuity had forgone Friday's festivities but many of they were not surprised. Evans aid. ..This hurt the whole school. I'm ure the responsible parties felt this would be a harmless prank but as usual it got out of hand and ended with the lowest common denominator. It's very unfortunate ... Evans said. If caught and convicted, the suspects could f acc restitution to the school for damages and labor charges as well as restitution to the victims. Local officials locked in race BY MELINDA KELLER Newport Beach politic is apt to have an effect on the 1990 election as both the city's state senator have announced their intention· to seek the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor. en. Marian Berge on. who e district covers the majority of ewport Beach. aid last week that he will actively pursue the nomanation that Sen. John Seymour has also been eyeing for the past month. While Bergeson and Seymour's poli- tics arc philo ophically imilar. the former Newport Beach City Council- membcr and Newport-Mesa School · board member said her strength lies in her statewide recoanition. "I'm not f ocu ing on any companson between u but rather on my candidacy and then we can let the voters be the judge. I don't think I will have a problem with ( tatewtdc) recognition because I now represent Riverside and an Diego counties. which give me the advantage of having a good Republican base," Berge on atd. eymour, on the other hand. repre- ents o nl y Orange County. including part of ewport Beach. but the Ana- heim resident docsn 't believe 1t will hinder his bid to oust current Lt. Gov. Leo McCarthy. Ml have the statewide experience and the expertise that is necessary to get backing from the entire state. I have worked closely with (gubernatorial candidate) Pete Wilson and we arc philo ophically 1m1lar." Seymour aid. Hi work as Chairman for the enate Republican Caucu . which financially support party candidate . as well as tatew1de rccogmtton through his work on Wil on· senate re-elcctton campaign w11J put him over the top. Seymour believes. Bergeson has also bad her share of the state spotlight through her work as the chairman of the tate Growth Committee as well as serving on the tate Local Government Committee. Seymour and Bergeson are the only two candidate to announce their intentions. and Wilson has declined to state who he plans to support. ' .. 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