HomeMy WebLinkAbout1987-04-30 - Newport Harbor EnsignRaid nets drug money, and confusion .
•Y IUDY DUFFY
Nearly half'. a million dollars and m
... , ., of CC'C•i-e were .aed .., Los
Aq l I Comaly Sbcrifrs ilnaaipton
d•ilctlle..., ............ of April
23 -dlcy calmje .. .,., a leagthy inws-
,.,..._ with anats in tll:n:c c:cnmtic:s..
Lcc•y, moDCy. but DO chugs.. were
lrimcl t.y LASO in a vacant home.
SMes Wl'C fin:d in COD.DDCCtion with
........... in Carilos, aa:onling
to Dan Tc~ spokesperson for
EASO.
-Y oa always ba?C to be aware tJaat
somdhina lite tllis miabt happen when
you~ a~• said Telkz..
Tbacin lies die rub for cities, such
u Newport Bcacla, when a large
iaft:dipriOla briap out-of-area law
cnf01cc111t11t of.liccn into local jurisdic-
tiom. Commmricarioa needs to be good
between age 11cia to avoid a situation
that Fts out of band11 111CCOrding to ~ent
St~ ip0kespenon for the New-
port Beach Police Dr:partmcot.
•it's an unwritten policy among
aaencia that DCJCificalion is made, out
of consideration for safety... said
Stoddard. Newport was Doti6ed of tbc
impending service of warn.nt.. be added.
and a cwpon Beacb officer was on
the scene bcn LASO cnt.cred the home
where S 17 ,200 was seized.
But cwpon 's narcotics investigators
dido 'l tnow the details of what hap-
pened ant:il Monday of the following
wect. according to Stoddard. -nm was a large, ongoing investi-
paion. LASO is pretty good about
tcqrillg us infonncd of wba1 they~
found in om city,• said Stoddard. The a ,.,.a
•Y ROGIJl KOOM nae City Coaacil this week Jetiewed
pr.,_: it clans 1 in iM ck¥dopmt
Jllll!I for iM dowDCCJMt area, and Im
J!ll•stal that tbe c:oaalJ ~
ietetal provisiom .... al b.J die
cit1' staff to bed ap die opca sp9&z
dediation calW for in tbe ,... wt
to •<duae CJ1Wid• &'tion of Pdiil ••
Hill ll08d.
Tbc city raiew of tbe plaa .. MP1pt
-by the COUDtJ, wbida cm ready lw
jurisdiction o~ the JarF aadewJqled
site bdwu:u Newport Boch ad C,,.
tal Cove Stale Par~ became tlac lad
is in Newport Be=~ .. 1pbcre of inflw:na: • and is pr · to one day
become part of tbc city.
The Lmd is owned by the Irvine
Company. whidi bai 1eq1cstcd di••*F"
in a previo~owd land me plan
that would concentrate residential
development into a smaller area,
increase the number of hotel rooms
allowed and m.mc them back from
Pacific Coast Highway, and provide for
more open space in the area.
a 1.,...21
PD moving
fast for new
helicopter
•Y JUDY DUFFY
The t 'cwport Bc.-h Police Depart-
ment is moving to replace tbc bdiolpter
lost in an accident two months ago
bcf orc the end of this fiscal year.
Police Chief Arb Campbell asked at
the regular council study session this
week that funding for his departmcnCs
bebooptcr program be separated from
consideration of the 1987-88 budget
DOW under rcYicW. a ,.,.a
Ford Aerospace hit for nuclear weapons ties
•Y JUDY DUFFY
Seftn adults. ttirce children and a
peat dw namol Misty did their part
lo tick off local protests in coDDCCtion
with the Cmnpaip for a Nuclear Test
Ban last Friday, &bowing off signs and
passina IWadbills at the cntnmce to
the Foi'd Aerospace facility on Jam-
boree Road.
Marion P~ cxec:utift director of
the Orange County Alliance for
Survival, wasn' disappointed by tbe
small turnout.
•we d.idn' expect a 1arJe number
of protesters.. We're berc mainly to put
iaf ormation about a test ban into tbe
hands of the people who wort al this
f.ality ...
The vi&iJs will continue on Friday
.rtanoom for tbc next five wcets.,
.a:ordina to the A Iliana: for Sarviftl
Ford is the leCC>nd or SCYCD buli-:
•• •• to be taJ'llCICd for protests ia
Onqe County •• prdim.iJmy to ....
Marcia for sumni. wild will beiia
ia New~ ee.:b and wind dlro.,ll
Orange and Los Angeles COUDtia ~ ~~~-~-~
betwrm June I and 14. The two-
cov.nty effort will culmjmtc in a rally
that is apccted to draw 10,000 peopk
Ua Los Anaelcs OD June 14.
Roctwcll lntamdiona1 in Ana"'rim
was the first site for the ~
Roctwdl is the largest single rccipjml
of gowa lllDCllt contnict dollan for the
production of nuclear weapons iD
Orange County, acconliD1 to the
Altiawr for Survival. ewport\ Ford
facility is sca>lld. Other scm:mmen•
coatracton tarsetcd for peaceful
protests arc McDollileU Douglas.
Hantiagton Beach; UCI; Hughes,
Fulkrt911; ortbrop Corp .. Anabcim;
aDd Roctwdl in Seal Beac;h
<A.
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Police Blotter
......... AY.APlllLI' <•nn•
102~A Victoria ca.t
...... 12,-... ~ •*" from a nr·t , ia die
4500...aolCtn' 1
lll~A ,.... mid co , ..,,
n.. Polit»~.,,, Ill Hid•.~ ..woe*°"' ... ,..,.. .. &119\
die 1 m 'fl c:riM9 llnd 1111_. it AM sport a.clL It Mot/Id be noflid..., Cl..._
lldN.,. only,,__ wttk:h.,. repoMd fo ~ AMupott 8eich Police 0epwt.
,,,.,., and 1111 .. ,,..,..,.. only ec.. IWpecfed o1cnm.. Md"°' .... ~
~
vaha at S43 were reported
atolea from a whic:le ia die
Yicinity al 41da,.... Sc•~
1--Aa ..,,.,..... .,_...,
MONDAY, APllIL l3
CaJMl'.S
0700-A bicycle valued at
S400 was reported stolen from
a p.rage in the 7000 block of
West Ocean FronL
0840-A typewaiter valued at
S800 was reported stolen from
Costain Homes lac. located at
#3 Civic Plaza, #250.
2100-A purse and contents
valued at S2SO were rq>e>rted
stolen from a bar in the 300
bloct of Bayside Drive
2130-A bracdet valued at
Sl,SOO was reported stolen from
a person in the vicinity of the
itOO bloct of Baywood Drive.
AllllDTS
1000-Micbael Jon
Straatsma, 20, of Costa Mesa
was arrested on suspicion of
uespassing.
~ Rudolph Farrell,
29, of Costa Mesa was am:stcd
on suspicion of disorderly con-
duct..
TUr.sDA Y, APRIL 14
~
1020-Currency totaling
s~ooo and st.ateboard a.id surr
sticken valued at S3.200 were
reported stolen from Lido Surf
Company located at 3333 New-
port Blvd.
1100-Jewelry valued at
S2~420 was reported stokn from
Nancy Dunn Antiques located at
2043 W cstcliff Drive.
.. ~ ia * 900 block 1300-A computer valued at of Wat WboL
S2,300 was reported stolen from, ARRDTS
Pacific Mutual luaraace 0300-Patrict Ja.pb.l>ylon.,
located at 700 Newport C.eatcr 20, of Newport Beacb was
l>me.. arrested OD ~al recklru
1920-A watch valued al $200 c1riviJ11.
and a belt valued at SIOO were OSOO-Dould ~ Cata,
reported stolen &oil a 1~ 26,, of Newport Beacb was
in the 400 bloct of Vasta Roma. arratcd oa smpic:ioa al chiving
AU1'.STS OD a smpc:nded lice me.
033S-Brian Campbell. 21, of l~Robert Lara., 25, of
Carlsbad was arrested oD IUlpi-FOUDtain Valley was ai'ratecl oD
cion of powssioo of cocaine. suspicion of clisonlcrty CODdact.
0340-Daniel llalpb Gnmillo, lllOO-Peny ~eitla Griffin, 25,,
28,, of Long Beach was arrested of Phoenix~ Arizona was
on suspicion of assanh with a airestcd OD suspicion of lewd·
deadly weapon. conduct.
1630-Robert Lee Zeitler, 31, 2300-Matthew Scbaaing,
a transient was arrested on 20~ of Aurora, C.olondo was
suspicion of disonlcrly conduct. arrested OD suspicion of defnad-
211 S-Kevin Daniel Dvorak, ing an innbeper.
18, of Redlands was arratcd on FRIDAY, APR.a 17
susp1c1on of posseuion of Cll.Dlf.S
cocaine. 0105-A watch valued at
· 211S-Norman Scou Parter Sl..800 and curmacy tota•ma m, 19, of Rcdlmds was arrested Sl,450 were It.Olm from
on suspicion of paGffiion of -a 1esiidcnce in tbc 3l00 block of
cocaine. West Ocean Front.
WD>Nl'.SDAY, APR.a 15 1615-A wedding baad
C1llMES valued al SlOO was reported
'1730-A car stereo valued at stolen from an un•ttcnded 11cacb
S3SO was reported stolen from towel at the Corona de1 Mar
a car parted in the vicinity of State Beacb
44th Street and Seashore. 1645-A wallet and COlltcllts
AJUlESrS were reported stolea in tbe
214S-David Leo Reardon. vicinity of Balboa and 32ad
SI, of Long Beach was arrested Street.
on suspicion of disordedy con-171S-Bicycle equipment
duct. totaling S49 I was reported
Just in Time
for Mother's Day, Graduation, and Father's Day
Watch Sale
Fine Swiss
Watches Up To
so 01o off
We are closing out some lines
and offering specials on other
lines that \4J0 cony but cannot
advertise by name.
c
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CHARLES H. BARR
Member of the
American Gem Sociefy
Accredited Gem
Lab6tdtay
.
(714) 642-3310
17th a Irvine
westclttr Plaza
• al•• from .... ia Ole 4100
Yoctolaiwr.
2350 C• 1taeo eq114'••
V.-.•SJOO .........
... (roll • cs ~bd ia die
JOO lioct al Newport Ccatu
Drift..
·1941-Jewdry Yablcd .a S700
w-u reported atolca from a
pcnoa ia tile Yicinity of West
Balbc»..t llthStrect.
A••JSIS
CM~Edpr Fernandez Can-
las, II, of M~ Park was
arrated OD smpicioll of auto
~SATUIU>AY,APJULll
CRIMl'S
OIOO-Various household
items valued at SS.17S were
reported stolen from a boat
mocnd iD die 1100 bJoct of
Bactbay Drift.
1740-Currency totalling
SJOO •• reported stolm from
v .. Lido Dr,.. Jcc111• • 3'45
V•LidO.
A••ars
0400 o.a Lw a.-.,
JO. ol T1llJlia .. •rated OD
1111picioa of poueuion · of
•1+et••i• rs.
llOO-Micbecl 8riaa Coble,
lS, of Newport Beach was
arratcd OD mpicioa ol coatri-
bQring to the cldinqwy ol a
minor.
SUNDAY.APRIL It
CRDDS
1240 A suitcae Ud con-
tents valued at S775 were
reported stolen· from a car
parted in the 3"400 Woct of Yaa
Opporto.
ARWl'SJS
005S-Jama Emitt e._,
18,.of M.ah1Ma WM Uiated OD
saspicion of miltkme..,..-t
clriviJll.
Child fingerprinting
available St NSPll
In conjunction with Vldim 's
Rights Week (April 26 to May
2). the Newport Beach Poliee
Department· will offer finaer-. . . .
Auditorium OD Saturday. May
~ I to 5 p.m. and Sunday, May
J, f 0 LDL to 2 p.m.
There will be no charge for
this service..
~114'~
___ sµnday
c1n~ H·O·P·E • ·1s . • .
June 7th
Give
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m AUrO LUIS SK:YllOClllS.c; m
You ~be l!Sp.le b our •z 'R> MllO S• l&*MCI. Hawf .
1. If you ~ ao lidetl in the• lhin"t • ....-hL
2. If~~ no dw• 1He ~-in,_._,.,,_"'°'""'"
'fhee ale.., of lhe....,, ~ladcww.
WhJ .._ Wilt. the rws era,.._. elle p11 if you haw a .,oct ........... .
STAJlfMtMilh .... ...._olar1wlha• ttintheUMedSU&a.
Our Pricill.,.. be CIOl1 ; 11flw •we CIDUld .. s: lliz tlin .,_ poliilbo.
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CAU TOCMY ... (714) 645-6470
Thanlc You,
DENNIS A. R.OSENE
STATE FA-INSUf'AHC( COl.IPANIES
Ho. ~FtCES 8l00MtNGTOH llll~S
.... -lHE NEWf'OAT ENSIGNICOSTA MESA NEWSllfMNE TODAY .. I
Child of the &Os meets the Army of. the 80s
The edacaton • tour of Fort
Ord was overt in its goal.
Recruiter Stephenson admitted
that be boped we would be
mowd to m:om.mead the Army
to those of our students wbo fit
the New Army ~ora1e.
I wu lea honest. I wanted to
see beautiful Monterey after
invading the military bastions. I
bad oo idea that there was a New
Army. Besides. the old one
offended my YIOs comciousnas,
so why shouldn' thie new?
Here are some impreaions of
Army life at Ord. One ( the
ba:z.anls of being 40 • opposed
to 20 is that one tends to see
more sides of thinp. There u a
New Army, and for some kids
it might be a good thing. Some
military ~ howevea, still
give me a ro"'1 pain.
Bourilf6
We were ahown the ~wer
~I-homing.
·0o you really call the newer
recruits such an elitist tcnn?" I
•keel.
SueKauth
over tbe laWDL lrvine9s homing
is all that .... ~ haft the
Yuppies come so far? I wisla our
neighborhood bad more kids
and smaller houses. Tbea I
wouldn' haw to cln.t al mu
town to import pla~a
Tbe brand DC1IJ condol f« the
commissioned people looted
cold and start. Tbe price of
success?
Stlllla
There u a caste system. Tbe
biafw:r up you ~ the more
offia:n• dab illltead ol the &Uk
cliw tbe cafiwd folks go to
(S4.00 ........ either place).
11w New A,,.,,
Yoo can' be a bimbo ad plan
OD the Army tJae days. YOU
haft to baw yoar regular ~
school di ..... and test in the
top SO peacad oa an aptitude
tat. Dropoats are tent away.
Yoa la.ave to be smart to
remember all tlle acronyms.
aQJWay! Joe clocsnl haft a job;
be9s got an MOS (military oceo-beina sent to Ord. This is wrong.
~specialty). We learn all MmtOria of Ord
aboat recopizing OPFOR My lasting picture of Ord is
(opposin1 forces) uniforms. I symbotmd by a small po5ter' on
still doo' t.na wbal an NCUIS the wall of a laser weapons
is! training classroom. It says,
Tbc counseling and family -rhint War!"
support serrica (FSC) are out-"'Is that 'for real?" I asked a
standing. A lower-income, civ-recruit.
ilian family could never get the "'Yes, ma·~· be replied.
counseling, parenting, and The other is saying goodbye ·
budgeting help that the base to SeTgeant Bryant at the end
families can. The dart side is · of the day. Flashing us his only
bow poor the new recruits and grin of the trip, be said ... I got_
t.bei.r families are, and bow the to be goin' boor, it•s mab night
resulting stress causes violence to cook dinner."'
and depression. Why is the bae Sw Kmnh is a ~ tltn-
pay for an E-1 only SlJOO in a apif 1 and counselor al 11 local
town lite Monterey? I saw pub/k lliKh school ~ anJ ha
helicopters and weapons worth hu.sbanJ liw wilh tMir /our-
millio~ and yet not enough year-old Kiri in Newpon
housing on bale for the people HeiKlw.
ciWiu (LC. loo9e) ,_ cu act.. ----""' ~ r-...,. Sil! ~ ==.-:::!'!r~ 1..-' ~~+'fl t;; ~
and toms. Re De"Va lmghcd.
Even wben bis wife (II at tk • ~-~~!I d.f _ ... J,~"
oldest) bopped oa ~ pmh-~ '?'<H ~{P'UM,<H
ing IOlllC stray auk aada lier ·v-. ma'am; • .._. even -11 pr~•nts ~ ~, ~ cap .... ~,c:nctumile. ~~ r
themselves that;• wu the I could .w.n-bim iD 10 -nr ~
wwu. with ~fom kids, C:ffi; ~ ~~:
To me:-tliC O'ftl' lac> tng · out '>iclen ad tb1I pota-f; .. a.--..,;..f..,__ __________ ....___...__.........,......
looted cozy-tiny. beiae four-Re told m • laail bis goals -
pJiexa with tm• toys ICabered and will achieve tbcm. Thac
Kindergarten
registration on
Parents wboee children will be
starting tiadergartea in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District this fall are being asked
to pre-register their children
now. accordi.na to Fred Carter.
district director of student ser-
VICCS.
These parents are asked to call
their school to make an appoint-
ment for Rgistralion to avoid
~-(AD elementary
ICbools are listed by individual
aamc in tbe wbite pages of the
telephone directory.) Some
schools will be holding naaing
registration.
T.o register their child. pa.rents
mlllt briq along proof of the
cbild9s age and official reconls
of the ~requi.Rd immu.niz.a-.
tions: P.,Olio. DPT (diptberia.
tetaqm and pertussis). mcasks~
rubella and mumps..
Information OD the individual
scboora daily schedule, bas
routes and ldlcdules. or any
otlaer special scrvica will be
available at the ICbool
For more information. or to
determine which scbool a dWd
will attend. eaD Carter's office,
760-3284.
·1..e..-·~ I to a•t• al Newspepen
areallte!"
goals appear to be more vek:ro
strips to stick OD his sieeft. But
are they any diffCRnt than my
accumulabon of papen OD the
office wall! 1bis is a North
Carolina farm boy. He loYa
whal•s be•s becoming.
A major (or nm lrigbu) jmt
got on the bus. Be Jounar.a and
slouches ud c:racb joka.
•Just call -Sta. -be tdls .....
I decided to tat bim.
•eey. um. Star I say. -can
you buy me a thati T-shirt at
tbePXr
•Why sure~ Sae(aot ma'~J,·
be drawls. Tbe tom amhjpcr
improva Qe momalt be CIMWI
OD board.. We fCl to eat m t.be
'
Feaamina
The Orange County Rose Society
Mass Displays of A ward Winning Roses
Special Demonstrations on Rose Care
Saturdays & Sundays 12:00 &t 2:00
O.-•••..,·-.......................... Aow.._._ ............. ~
. Na5B'f • fiCJOOI PlANTS • ROllST • lAND5CN"NG • 'A T10 RJrPii,IT\Jlf • ~
b youw been m the mmUI a a )I .-. POIScbe ec;:.-,
or any at. luxury cm lben JOU
~tbepldeanda::lft5.
manstup ad go Do these fine
~···n,_
bt1I be piecmd k> m:Jw a
similar degr I a 4& P lOt JS
bufl aotbe V1P ~Loan bam
~w
BecDm a cu 9ll>el ierat m
~ Gl)M&vea:movwtbe
~ we•mmeboaowmg
SDD>or mm. tan us as easy
as~ SDD>11Dmancd-
nmy llDdll. And. JOU am baDDw
I DO 112' ... tban our c:dleady
I ..,.,_, .. tc.cdy nm JOU
am mbt up t> 72 """'~ t> lllXl'f
fO'lrban. Rs yourCWMlaier>ca we ..
<44*""8 your loan ID~ 34 !D.m
once w ,.. .. your OJC1lll'et1 d
UH ""• ataL A.rd we am 99111
dllliwr lbe a1J1*>96d paperwu4
'°JOU at pa bcme or cdca n.es noluDg c:dnarJ
atn;Jt !hat aJS lben. yettlilQ a cm
mi 11am male JOU
mll"lrum:J bul cdlary
.. ,....,-._.., ... ....,
Celebrating ,the
spirit of service
Ou1siders often think of Newport Beach • an enclaw of
millionaires and yachtsmen, a sort of mariDO"OJ ientecl ivory
tower whose inhabitants treat the rest of the •Odil with
something less than benign neglect as they cruise the Bay
and am;m their portfolios.
It is, of course, a gross misconception based on stereotypical
attitudes and ignorance. Newport Beach is one of the most
giving communities in the world, with active volunteer
committees around every corner. The city's largesse has
benefited and continues to benefit everything from ballet
companies to day care agencies, from medical research to
environmental protection.
The spirit of voluoteerism is thriving in Newport Beach,
and it is this spirit and the good work that comes from it
that the Dolphins Division of the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce celebrates each year with its Silver
Anchor A wards.
This year marks the 21st incarnation of the annual Awards,
and the Dolphins are asking the community for nominations.
They're not looking for the Segerstroms and Brcns of the
area, though. ot the ones who are in the limelight on a
regular basis, though limelight docsn 't detract from their fine
efforts. No, the Dolphins are looking for those ~cw special
people (who) manage quietly to make life significantly better
for those around them."
Like Penny McManigal, a past Silver Anchor winner who
may never have even bad her name in the paper before now.
For many years, she has worked tireles,,ly in the Junior League
of Orange County on programs to benefit the League's day
care, child advocacy, and anfi~rug programs.
Or Mary Reuland, whose fine cffons on behalf of the
Children •s Hospital of Orange County and the Braille Institute
earned her the Dolphins• recognition..
So, as the Dolphins suggest, .. Look around you. A
befriender of the forlorn ... A determintd battler for civic
good ... An organizer of that unpopular job that had to be
done. . . Do you sec her? Do you see him?"'
If you do. let the Dolph.ins know by May 8 so they can
consider him or her for the Silver Anchor. Call them at 644-
8211 .
Baker Communications
AWARD WllMG
ltQllFR
----111"91 ,. , • 211uer•
39 Stlle & Nllimwlll Minis
Since 1971
I DI LI 111 El Sel'I Baker
••• Roger' Bloom
Ill I Dnt .... Judy Duly
Pll1I ••Sam Gangws
883 Procb:tian PIZll
Newport Buch, r.A 92m3
(714) 631-1120
Ptase .... mail tD;
p 1'. 8Clt 9399
Newport 8lldl. r.A 12156-939
The Nasport &sign. ('Allll .........
and Irvine T odly n Pl l !' t ad wllllly
on Tlwtdl¥I
Tinie of my Life
8Y JIM FELTON
Is reality si,nply absurdity
dressed up in a 3-piece suit?
.. Goin' crazy was-the best
tbiq that ncr happened to me.
I don\ say it\ for naybody;
some people couldn' cope. ·But
for me it came at a time when
nothing ebe leelDCd to be won-
ing. I got the kind of m..tness
Socrates taltcd about. ~A divine
~lease of the soul from the yot.e
of custom and convmtion.. • I
refuse to be intimidated by
reality anymore."'
Trudy, the baa lady, puabea
when our writer son. David •
wrote the lenithY profile OD her
for Rollilig Stone •••ine. LiJy
and DaWI were on tbe COYer of
Rolliq Stone .,U when Lily
opened on Broadway--euctly
10 yiean ago tbia mGldb
We mnindcd Lily of all this
wllCn we visited her bact.ltage
last week after attenclin1 a
~tters to the Editor
witla pride.
A coapctnt ~ weat•e sro... 'B.PV. ia prantly
iaYOhed ia ... "ojld .......
shcnra .. CODCCID for die
poiats r-.ed Noft. Airport
m•aa•ment. the Airport Com-
mission and the Board of Super-
visors are PTina this project the
critical attention it desea tes.
S-lng growtll
Wll'I lllp lnftlc
0..-ZMtar.
PleMe do Dot be duped ....
by thoK intent OD shuttina dOWD
our city. We have a Jood ~
nomic atmo.pbere DOW and for
the sate of me, I cennot fathom
what our fOI mer Mayor aid bis
coborta are thinking about.
Certainly not the good of the
city, as they prof~.
Those wbo signed the petition
for Measure A never bad a
chance to read the entire initi-
ative if they wanted to, because
it was torn apart so oaly one
plllC w• available and that ....
for signatures.. (Source: Alan
Beet. al bi.I talk at the Bouzy
Rouge.) That, coupled with all
of the misleading statements
about "'stopping traffic" in and
around NewpG'f' Center and
Corona del Mar, assuredly
caused some of you to sign
without thinkina about reading
wbal you signed j
Nothing is aoin& to siOp .. the
traffic ia oar area. We lite being
here and IO do tbomands of
odla' Oraaae Countians ·wbo
would like to live here but
content themselves with a visit
to our beaches. They are not the
larpt daily source of traffic
~n! Loqt at Corona del
Mar at 7:30 in the morning. any
morning. and see all the can
aoiDa into Santa Ana and other
areal mland for WOTL Amf loot
apiD at S:lO in the C'ft1liaa as
tt.y p Mme Talk about a
1•aricbrill! That is n-ery day.
summer and winter. In the
mmmer we Md the visiton.
Mucbo(tbis would haw been
corrected by the use of the
PdicaD Bills Road, but you were
told that defeating Measure A
would reduce traffx:. S40 million
would haft been donaled for
road impro"Vcmenta and tbe
J>di<:an Hills Ra.d. Without the
help ol The I.nine Company, it
will be a loq time comina and
we will ALL be uted by taxes
or tOD fca to pay for iL ot a
goOd busiMll decision.
A$ I said in the beginning. our
economic bue ia Newport is
good. bat bow long will it stay
that way? With all busiDess
activity being 1e11t out of the
area, we are headed for an
economic waltela.Dd if we con--
tinue With "Ballot Box Ptaa-. .. DlJll.
Two ;eers
for Felton
pina .... tk Bomd ol Gov-
ernon of ti.e MOlltcwia Senior a. ad tW ~ Duarte
°? •tr of Co--llOC. • 1t._oar
-io.• Duirte, ud your •pin. ...
The local l8cbys will siv'e bim
.~-..~C.Oxmd
Plnml!MT wiD itioW up!
DarPMar.
DklMnJ
C.t1 ,, .....
Jim F.dton\ colWDD coataim
some of the most uinine
remarks I have read. Fehon
damns the ignorant citizens
(taxpayen) who resist uncon-
tro11ed development and
increased traffic. Yes, Jim,
dumar is inevitabk. but not with
a stt.amroller.
When citizns request solu-
tions to ~ t:raf&; the
respome ~ •Build more bOlds
and high rise buildings and
conditions will improve.• tnsan-
ity!
About the Dino-story building
near the airpos:t. In addition to
more ttaffic, didn' the FAA
object becaUK of danrr to air
~You'd lite another plane
ciasb?
Mr. Felton, we are cbotina in
traffic and you want more. Solve
our existing mess, then discuss
development. You weep ova tu
revenues lost to Costa Mesa and
Irvine. Read the April issue of
Newport Cmur. Mayor Larry
Agran states be is fighting
unconbOlk:d development, and
wants to retain open apace.
WheR b.ne you been? If Costa
Mesa wants t6 cho~ Mc'SS '"em..
RepnliDa tu reft1uxs, when
bas tbe Newport Beach city
treasury been unable to fund
Deeded 1e1 •&a?
So, we are stapid and tdfish
to demand i.atdlige1lt planniq?
You .ccme us of bavina -iawl
vision. .. Were you under a rock
when the city of Petaluma
broupt the pudy developers to
a 1e1eeching ~ then calmly
laid out an orderly, sensible plan
that their' citizens apprO\'Cd? San
Clemente and many other~
lite domin~ are doing the
same.. We are act of being told
wbat is •gooct for ow commun-
ity• by such as you and your
~loper buddies.
You c~l homeownen
.. shadow govea umcnt. .. Wba1 do
you caD the puppets of 1rvi:nc
company,&~ Sejmtrom, el.
al. public spirited citizms? Did
.. Irvine Company SlOOft write
yoar tripe or did tky just mail
you a c:bect and you compotcd
it aD by ~ You talk just
lib a~ employee.
A In JQll qo, Irvine Com-
~.__.at tky owned tbe
mtiR Upper Newpcwt Bay. 1ky
pl8n-d SO rills tK Bay Wiab
coiidol and W. doCb ail for
die ........ ,..,.. cfforta
OfFnmtlllliidFracaa.Mi~
1rYiDt Compeny ,,_... aii.e
motie to yet rm• "prom· ed ..... ...,_...-~..._,.
....,.ino.rte..Alid;....U.tilld \ •••••• "' .... --....
"1 tM mil ~•k Ol Newport u~ •·~ ._, Cjilll .._
Inell, lie fiG • u to 1dm~ wlill!ld)w..,..,..aw.E&1 .a aM tpia, to bOUd Mr. Sna t J. Ptcir 1M LGld ...
leek. SPOM aacl ou solicl •ldi am lrrileCc ru•J
resWcau wio laan atwa11 ii tdl ua f 1 O'S._ • fr 1 ~ 1m fUZZJ ttiiDkiaa aild m • _.., .... -Of
Jim Felton W Dna' Ua toaeb CXNl8' ., WC OlilJ ... it
witla mOlt of t-people of few 1llC.,... of the pcgplel
Newport leach. Think ol bow Mr. Feltoa. JCN 11eatioa
1eillc* t.e11 be in Duarte. .. aroaad sqairrcb ud crab
Hopcf Wly, within wee~ be ~ • Ttiierc mast be a special
will work bis way in as a "p •squirrel home .. for ou.. Of
columni t for tb~ Duane Shop-course, it s ould be PADDED.
You mention Herb Sutton••
1980 editorial A publisher, of
~ needs more people to
buy --&wpapa'L By the
way, did Sutton ever live in
Newport Bclda? Ob yes. Felton.
Where do you lift? Y oa shoukl
liw acar your office. If traffic
FU muCb thicker, you may have
to walk from your squirrd bole
to wort..
w--. A. St-••
Ncw;11t9eadl
Dari'.-.:
RccentJy a 1Joup of profes-
sionals in tbe county expreacd
concan about the safety, fw-
tiom ad ~ ol tM new
terminal and parting stnldUR
being plapncd for John Wayne
Airport. It is ~ this complex
Will be a very public p~
visited by millions of passengers
~ yar, and tbe fint impra-
DOD muy will have of Ora.nae
County. It can. and will. be •
sbowplace we can all point to
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Sea Kings upset Tillers, 15-0
When the first-place Tustin
Tillen walked onto the fidd last
week, they probably didn'
expect to pt macb trouble from
Corona dd Mar. After all, they
h8d beaten the Sea li!p jUlt
wubbcfore.
But what a waptia it lll1S
haft beat wlma the Sea KU..,
turned their UIUn'Oy weak offen-
sive team into a 1l•mmin1.
jamming, ICOlina siant in the
1eventh innina, ICOriq eight
n1111 ia tUt frame for a IS-0
wbitr:waala ~die ie.cue keden.
Tlae Sea Kk• were •head 1-
0 iD die tlainl iaaia1 wlaca
ripi«Wlder .. AIM. Giie ol
CclM\ .. o s 1' 11 ·.-wam..
nailed a do9bli to ... ia two
of die Sea Iialf11fhe IW ia duilt
innina (Anld W J.l•-5 ftla
tbrcc RBI).
Cd M •1 ICDior rigbt-h•ndcr
Bob Bea pitcbed six ICOlcka
inninp, striking oat three ad
waltin1 only four. The Sea
Kinp Kaleel their wia in die
aeventll when junior caac:Mr
Imn Mui bit •anmd ........
ccnterfielder Crai1 Naoa
taocked a tlan:11>1ua home ma
to leaft the ICOl'C IS:O • die
boaoa ol die a:waA ... *
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fom RBI ..t Niw 9COled two -
r-.; ed w 3-for-S • die .,.__
1k Sea Ikp 81e CMl-'J
tied fc.-f.nla widl Ulliwaai&y
... die Tillas .. ia • tie for
tint ... S1. • 1• I tlr Olli(\
..... IC • ~7. )..5 .. die
Tillasme~l.
A YSO r~i stration Ma~ 9
•Y aoaur CllilaE
The Corona del Mar Sea
Uap soundly defeated the
f»•nria Eagles in swimming
Ktiou last wee~ 11~26. in an
impreuive leapc performance.
CdM also participated at the
Foo«hiD Swim Games Saturday
and logcd sew:aal impreaiw
times, finishing third o¥erall.
Leading CdM in the 200-
meter medley relay, Rand
Tucker, Larry Zubrin, Jeff
Tbomasou and John Hochadel,
all standout leapc swimmen.
finished with a time of 1:44.69.
This time beat other league
com.petiton by as much as la'e1l
tee0Dds, and Saturday the same
team boasted a time of I :4 I .28.
which is the fourth fastest ClF
time this~.
The Sea Cinp swept, taking
first in every event against
Estancia. allowing the Eagles to
score only in the IOO-meter fly
and the 100-meter freestyle ,
wbeR they took second place in
addition to a third in the ~
mder freestyle.
CdM Coach Mite Stark-
weather was plcalOd with his
team in spite of Estancia., tact
of compebtion.
•v ou '\te got to do what you '\te
got to do,• said Starkweather.
-rheir program isn' drawing
guys in but ~ still swam ~u ...
Although CdM placed third
overall at the Foothill Swim
Games, many of CdM's
swimmers broke their own ptr-
IOMI RCOrcls. AlhAmeriCllia Jeff
Tbomason, wbo placed first in
the 100-meter relay against
Estancia with a time of 48.18,
beat the invitational record with
a time of 2 I .4S in the SO-yard
freestyle.
"I can b~ly run to the end
. of the pool and back in that
time,"' said Starkweather.
Jim WagDCT, John Rohr and
Larry Zubrin also bad excellent
times.
Earlier this year Starkweather
predicted that CdM\ only real
trouble in the Sea View League
would be Newport Harbor and
be still says the same thing.
Currently, be hopes to defeat
Harbor and then tum bis atten-
tion toward leapc finals and
CIF.
Cd M is currently 6-0:-1 in the
Sea YllCW Leape aad will swim
apimt Newport Harbor this
week.
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lfll.a 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWSllfMNE TODAY ..... 1
BYC's Rudy Choy first to Ensenada
The 40th umuaJ Newport to
EmeUda latmlational y Kid
Race ia DOW Jliltory.
Ytth liabt ud mady ain
fnoriaa DCitber tbe imidc w
the oaside. IDOlt of tM ......
ended up wlina llmlib liDe or
the shortest distance. The fint
boat to reach Emcnada was
lludy Cboy\ Aikanr X-S wbida
toot home the President of
N.O.S.A. trophy.
Marine Scene
Tb.is 40th annivcnary race
also saw ~ral-nca within tbc
racc. • Tbe lint ever celebrity
race included Brooke Sbiddl
and Lee Horsley (Matt Hous-
ton).
ADotbcr hotly contatdl bat-
tle was the nee foT the Admirars
Cap. Navy Admiral Bruce
Boland OD Lemi Machine Wat
the corrected time winner: u .s.
Coast Guard Admiral Bruce
Beran on Shenanigan won on
elapeed time.
A race that is always hotly
contatcd-believe it or not-is
tbc lat.,.. to fiaiab.. This year's
willDcr ... C'llarlaae Dryer, who
c:ommmtecl that she tbaapt she
WM doiq IO Well she stopped
by the Toda SulOI Ia••nch on
her way to Eueuda. We~ a
trophy it a trophy.
This year._ 1pomon, Bullfrog
Amphibious Sunblock, Corona
Extra and Mousy Non-
Ak:obolic Beer made it poaible
to Iowa' enuy fea and incruse
the fun, whicb was Jud by all
The real credit for tbc sua.ns or this year's racc aoea to all tbe
N.O .S.A. voluntcen which~
ably led by N.O.S.A. ptaidcnt
Mite K..ane, general cbairman run l.erripn, uaistant chair-
man Doua Wall and Race Com-
Business Briefs
Ir IALPI •llBll
mittee chairman Loran Wcisa.
Tr0pby wDmcn in the 40t.b
Annual Newport to Emen.ada
Racewere:
Pr rlf I 2 ol Mako Traplly:
lathmanctu {llobat Doughty,
SBYllC) Sea..., ol Farap 8elatioel
Tra..,: Tonka (Barry Bibbs,
PCYC)
Pr11ft s of N.O.S..A. Tro,lly:
Aikue X-S (R.udy Choy, BYQ
Presi4nt of U aite4 Sta tu
Tra .. J! Seaweed (David Swain,
BYC)
Sea.-J ol State Trap•y: Sn-
eJlity (E.L l:nnmel AR. Ring,
SYC) Sea.-, ol die NPJ Tra...,.:
MatCiict (Gene~ PCYQ
include coordinating all radio
ud television promotions as
well • promotional giveaways
--------------------------------------------
1 and public service UlDOIUllCC-
~ c.t Gr11 • of Newport equity saJa in the imtitutional
Beacb was recently named Pra-and retail mode.
ident of Dom.inion Co~ Fencbel's careeT spans 20
tion's United States office, years in the investment industry.
located in Orange. California. A Prior to joining ~der, Pcab-
member of The Bentall Group, ody, be worked as a sales exec-
Dominioa Comtruction, Ltd. is utive with Smith, Barney in
one of Canada\ larltlt contract-Newport Beach.
ing firms, offering a wide range • • •
of construction services for Newport Beach resident,
col'.lllDUcial and industrial deYel-Ori1aeea ~ bas recently
opments, office buildings, retail been appointed Vic;e.Prc:sident
stores and various tenant and Director of Media Com-
improvement projects. munications for the Irvine-based
• • • public relations firm Jill Uoyd
Eric Feae•d bas joined and Associates.
Kidder, Peabody and Co. as a Brunet, a 1983 paduatc of
vice president in the firm's San Diego State Umversjty with
Newport Beacb office, according a bachelor of arts degree in
to Stephen L. Shirley, vice journaJism, was previously
president and resident manager. employed by Professional
Fencbel's area of specialty Media Services of Del Mar.
includes both fixed-income and Her responsibilities will
.
CAL
ments for clients wtmb include
the Orange County Fair, Orange
County Racing Fair and the
Sawdust Festival in Laguna
Beach. • • •
Georae C. Lua Ill bas
anchored at Spindrift Yachts
corporate office in Newport
Beach. He bas asaumed the
position of captain. Lang•1
~mibilitia illdude mDDiDI
the Dewty formed Owuen• Allo-
ciation and publishing the Spin-
drift NC'W'lletter.
The naa:M Calif omian was
formerly captain of the 121 '
LOVELY LADY in Newport
Beach. He bas also been a
det:iftry skipper and a power
boat captain from Newport,
Rhode Island, to the Virgin
Islands. • • • Castle A Webster, a national
executive search firm based in
Newport Beach. announced
today the appointment of
Rich~ f. T '*'co as Principal. ·
Formerly regional director for
Bell Oaks Company. Tedesco
will be responsible for opera-
tions and administration for
Castle A Webster.
Tedesco bas ~nan executive
recruiter for six years. holding
such titles as New Markets
Manager, Director of Training
and Regional Dirmor.
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Go•--of .... ea. ....
Tn••>! C.-Sca (Mill lnaram,
PBYC)
ea.aw el C Ww ' t'ra .. ,,
Twilight (Bill Wiedcrmann,
CYC)
City of Ncwpwt ••di Tr••lrJ:
Bullet (Dick •own, BCYC)
Oty al 'm .. Tn••>= Tm
Man (Tun Babnte, COR.YC)
rm••••• 0.-ta of Com-
... ce Troplay: Radiant (Bill
Couber, SBYQ
E=fp F.-ty Tra..-,: Toma-
hawk (Gene 011apn, SBYC) eo.n.. W•tlmn•• Traplly:
Delp bis (Michael L. Micbei
BYQ
Uaite• States Coa11 G•ar•
Troplay: Tabhon.a (Ernie Min-
ney, NBYC)
Emcaa .. To..Ut aun•
Tn,•1: Ra&fime (Pat Farrah.
LBY~
CM D s Tra,•y: Capt.
Slaao (Mm lhu~ sesq
N.O.S.A. Tn .. J: Aitene X-S
Re* ._ Mmbdrla ~CMll'
bas relocated to laqer' of.fices at
125 East Baka Street. Suite 266,
Costa Mesa, SS7-SIOO.
Formerly headquartered in
lrvi:ne, the company experienced
rapid growth Ii.nee its formation
last May, which led to the
relocation..
Founded by Ralph M. Rod-
heim, Rodheim Marketing
Group is a fulHerW::e marketing
agency offaiaa corporate, pub-
lic and community relation,
fund development, spcci.al CYeDt
manaamw:nt and ad~ • • •
Tom W81. vice-piaidcnt of
Polygon Commercial Dndop--
~ will speak at the Newport
(lludy Choy, BYC)
·--s• r' I Tr•••>= K.atb-
m&Dd11 (llobert Douahty,
SBYRC)
I ·• ' Y8dlt ClllFlt Tra .. 1:
B1101la Vita (John Puccini,
SBYltC)
S..rnn Tra,.J: l.elpie (Marlin/
Dobbrotty/~. WHOA)
Alce .... M• ...... Trapll1:
Aikane X-S (R.udy Cboy, BYC)
Tr' a Awe•*-Troplty:
Third Wave (Bill Foerschler,
DWYC)
A• kal'1 T..,,.y: Sben.aniga.n
(Bruce Ber~ USCG) (elapsed
ti.me)
Lean Machine {Bruce Boland,
USN) ( conectcd time)
.i... to finlinla: Serenity (Char-
lene Dryer, NYQ
Tbe Balboa Yacht Oub gar-
nered the IDOlt trophies, with
leVCll. The Santa Bara.bra yacht
Racing Cub provided the most
en~ with44.
Harbor Area Chamber of Com-
merce Business Development
breakfast April 30. The mcctina
begins at 7: IS LDL at the Reuben
£. Lee Rataurant OD Pacific
Coast Bipway in Newport
Beacb. The topic will be
•DynamX:s of Small Bosi1'Cll
Suc:cca ..
Wall bas more than 20 ycan
of prof essioaal manaae:me•t
experie-ace. Be is prese11tly
directing tbie dnelopmcat of
PolygoD Plaza in Lapna Bilk,
the S6 million COi porat.c llcad-
quarten of Polyson Commer-
cial Dnelopae11t. Polypn
Plaza 1epn a ab the firm's tint
SouthaD Califomi.a C0111PJciaJ •
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,_I .... a 191 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
Ballerina brings 'Celebration' lo OC·PAC
. .
Harbor lites
•A Celebration Bal.let, w star-
ring prima ballerina Cynthia
Gregory, ended its 32-city tour
at the Orange County Perform-
ing Arts Center. The tour wu
the first national project in the
arts devoted to raising funds for
drug prevention programs \Say
No to Drugsj, a project of Fust
LadyNancyR~wboserved
as honorary chair.
The ballet pcrf ormance in this
instance benefited the health and Guigenbeiin, president of the
children's programs of Child-CBOC Foundaaion Board, wel-
ren 's Hospital of Orange County comed the many supporters and
and the Junior League. Bob then introduced Janet Harris,
LLONGS OF NEWPORT,· INC .
REAL ESTATE -WE CARE HARDER
OUR CLIENTS WRITE
April I • 1986
Jerry and Christa Long
Cf 0 LLONGS of NEWPORT
369 San Miguel Dr., Suite 200
Newport Bea~ CA 92660
Dear Gerry and Christa:
Again, thanks for handling the countless details involved in the successful
marketing of our duplex. It has been a real pleasure interacting with both
of you during the past few months.
I was particularly impressed with the level of integrity and professionalism
both of you exhibited in bandlini some of the more emob·ona.1 or human
issues that have arisen during our tramaction. I am convinced it's this
integrity characteristic that is ~real mark of professionals. It is rare but
refreshing and uplifting when we arc able to interact with people with
whom we develop complete confidence and trust in their integrity. We now
ba'ie this confidence and trust in both of you.
In closing, my fmt inclination is to wish you good luck, however, after
some reflection, I would simply suggest you continue doing what you aft
doing and 11XCaS and good luck will surely follow.
Warm Regards,
Anaheim Hills, CA
•Letter OD file.
-If IEIPllT Ill.
l69 SAN MIGUEL. SUITE 200
NEWPORT BEACH, CA 926SO ,
CALL 640-LONG
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president of~ who read a
coqratulatory letter from Mn.
R.eapn.
Prior to the premiere per{or-
m•nce, a da•mpagne buffet was
held at the Westin. Following
the ballet, supporters met with
Cynthia Gregory and the prin-
cipals over dessert at the Center
Club.
Barborlites attending were
Susan Bartlett, Suzie Busby,
Linette Burg; Audrey Baaby,
Nancy Hodson, Ricbard W-
Rebccca Busby with Mart Tay-
lor, Lillie Hinde, Niole CoO.ina,
Helen Coffey, Pat and Bob
Allebo" Kit and Steve T~
and Cindy and John Rollern. • • •
The Laguna Moulton Play-
house bu come to be mown ..
a model of excellence for Amer-•. , ......
New At
~·~
Gourmet Coolies & Mullins
~ long Stem Cookie
Bouquets!
Harborlites. . . I
• Hand Decorated Gi~nt Cookies
• Gift Tins • Specialty hckaging
• Cookies-On-A-Stick. All gayly
wrapped and beribboned! [) 1 ,.,. .....
ican community theater. To
support the Playhouse's building
campaign actress Julie Harris
donated her perf onn•rvx:s of the
Tony Award-winning play
"Belle of Ambe~" based on the
life and poems of Emily Dick-
mson.
Followina the two days the
one--woman play ran, a supper
reception wu held at Ron's in
Laguna for special aupporten.
Attendin1 were Barbara and
Nick Williams, Connie Morth-
land (M.iu Harris bousepested
with the Morth)•rvfs during her
stay), Elizabeth and Mervyn
Pbden, UrMla and Michael Hall,
Bunny and Jeff Pero and Kathy
and Richard Hunritz. • • •
-Summer Place .. was the title
and theme of the American
C..ncer Society-S benefit held at
the Four Seasons. Featuring the
Righteous Brothers, the ball
honored Mrs. Anton Seger-
strom and was co-chaired by Jan
Vitti and Donna Blue. Aaisring
were Mmei. Blair -~
Saevea arid.-, Lee Bromiley,
llicbard c .. pbeU, ~ent
Freadt, Tom F•--· Robert
Harris. Gcorae Bill, Grca
Hinch, Jolaa Bodpoa II,
Jerome Jona, DaTicl ~elly,
~eitb Liadsay, Bnace Nott~
Sandy o~ AnlJ Reis, Rae
Jam Ryu, Varginia Zens and
ma ·Afmltroaa. • • •
OD tbe occasion of the 40th
A•mel Newport to Euenada
llece, tbe Balboa Y acbt Cub
honored 1M VIPS connected
~the Newport Ocean Sailing
A...maioo. the orpniz.cn of
wbat bu been termed tbe
world's largest international
yacht race. The luncheon, held
at the BYC, aJso included a
fashion show fcaturin& natu-
rally, yachting regalia. • • •
The 30th Street Bistro was the
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including Harborlitts Alan
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T,_llill, S11ir1eJ CWtlia, Mer-
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rently on display at Galleries
Toucbe, 499 Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach. Houn arc JO
a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through
Saturday and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m.
on Sunday. Call 497-4491.
A watercolor edlibit will be on
display tbrougti May 8 at
Golden West College's Fme Arts
Gallery, Gothard at Center
Drive. Huntington Beach.
Hours arc 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.,
Monday through Thursday and
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesday and
Wednesday. Call 895-8358.
"E..p.b 1 .. ndscapes and Still
Wes," an exhibition by Armen
Gasparian~ will display through
May 3 at Diane Sassone GaJlery,
278 Forest Avenue, Laguna
Beach. Hours arc 10 a.m. to S
p.m., Monday through Saturday
and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Call 494-2440.
Pbotocrapbs by Francesca
Woodman wilJ display through
May 2 in the UCI Fine Arts
Gallery. Ad mission is free.
Hours arc noon to S p.m.,
Tuesday through Saturday. Call
856-6610 .
DANCE
l
Collcae. 3J01 Pacific View
~ corona del Mar. Call
SSl-4402.
OCC'a A I S..d1wf Duce
Collal1 will take place May I
and 2 at 8 p.m. in Robert B.
Moore Theater on the campus
of Orange Coast College.
Tickets arc SS i1l advance, S6 at
the door. Call 432-5880.
"Sprin1 Jubilee" will be the
theme of a perf onnance by
Ballet Montmartre at Newport
Harbor High School on May 3
at 4 p.m . Tickets are $5. Call 646-
7644.
The UCJ FacaltJ Dance Concert
will take place through May 2
in the Fine Arts Village Theater
at 8 p.m . Tickets are S5-S7. Call
856-SOOO.
MUSIC
The UCI Symphony Orchestra
will perform May 2 at 8 p.m.
in tbC South Coast Community
Cburt:b. Tickets arc S3-S5. Call
856-5000.
"Sarall Walker: Abancloaecl
Herqines and Femmes Fatales"
will take place in UCl's Fine Arts
Village Theater on May 4 at 8
p.m. Tickets are SS and SIO. Call
856-5000.
"An E•eDia1 witla Peter Nero"
will take place May 6 at 8 p .m.
in the Bren Events Center on the
campus of UCL Call 856-5000.
•Duce Claoreopapllen Sbow-Metropolitan Opera topruo
cate" will take place May 3 at Apr8e MDlo will perform May
3 p.m~ at Coastline Community S at 8 p.m. in the Orange County
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Male at Claata••• COUep:
Sholund CoDcert (May 3 mt A
p.m.); Wind aDd Jazz Emembles
Concert (May 8 at 8 p.m.) Call
997..Ql2. .
Mel Torme will pCr{orm May I
and 2 in Segentrom Hall at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, Costa Mesa. Call 634-
1300 or (213) 310-1062.
Tiie 0nqe CCMllltf CM.mber
Oidlestn will perform May 3 at
4 p.m. at the Orange Campus
of Loyola Marymount Univer-
sity, 480 South Batavia in
Orange and May• at 8 p.m. at
the South Coast Repertory
Theater in Costa Mesa. Call 996-
1949.
"Swin1 Dance and Cinco De
Mayo"faturin1 Bob Keane and
his orchestra will take place May
3 from 7-1 1 p.m. at the Irvine·
Marriott Hotel. Tickets arc
$12.SO. Call 553~100.
STAGE
"The Cobbler's Secret" will be
presented by the Costa Mesa
Youth Theater on May 1-3 and
9-10 at the Costa Mesa Civic
Playhouse, 661 Hamilton Street.
Tickets are $2. Call 6SO-S269.
"'Ille Frop" will play May 1-3
at Orange Coast College's Fine
Arts Patio Theater. Tickets are
SS in advance, S6 at the door.
Call 432-5880.
"De Ga.. Mmaprie• is being
performed in the Dr. Glenn
Curtis Perf ormina AIU Theater,
Brea Cultural Civic Center
through May 9. Call 722-7727.
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Ambiguous background hurts Charley Bacon
BY DAVID
CORn:s..ROBBINS
Not too long ago the perform-
ing arts seemed to be dominated
by the belief that the only way
to know who you were was to
know where you came from.
WeU, for those of you who think
that for the most part the days
of 04Black, Brown, Red or even
Green Power .. arc gone from tbe
stage are in for a little surprise.
Now, in an age where how far
you go is said to depend on bow
high up you pull your boot-
straps-where the popular
media Jikcs to serve sticky-sweet
stories of young, upwardly
mobile couples who get MBAs,
start businescs, read Forbes, and
sometimes go to counscling-
you might just expect to sec such
fare cast into the 04ethnic .. realm
and played out on the stage. And
low and behold, that is exactly
wht you can expect to sec in
South Coast Repertory's pro-
d uction of Arthur Giron's
.. Charley Bacon and His Fam-
ily ...
Giron's story of a duty-bound,
wouJd-bc hoofer, the son of ... the
King and Queen of the Holly-
wood Extras .. who comes to the
realization that life's tough so
he'd better play the game. is
..
played out in a light-hearted yet
vibrant fashion. Directed by
SCR 's co-founder Martin Ben-
son, whose recent directorial'
credits include .. Fool for Love"
and "All the Way Home;•
04Charlcy Bacon" takes a comic;
passionate, and at times ove,rly
bouncy look at one man's rift
between the lost for succeu and
the need for ~rsonal identity.
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The production ushers the sense of identity (ethnic, per-
audience through the life of sonal. or otherwise) Bacon turns
Charley Bacon (played by Tony to dance, a love of his since
Plana), a high-spirited, saucy, childhood, in the hope of venting
and slightly hyperactive lad"' who passions which hav~ been
in the course of becoming a frowned upon by the business
responsible banker and family establishment.
man falls victim to the pressures lo a nutshell, Charley Bacon
of corporate life. Unfulfilled by _ doesn't know who he is-his
his life of toil in New York and parents grew up in an orphanage
emotionally driven by an empty in Mexico-and the only past
that he does know is the flam-
boyance of his two .. HoUywood
almost-were" parents. Through
Bacon ·s pursuit of dance with a
Spanish Harlem dance troupe,
Giron has created a vehicle by
which Bacon can reach back into
a collective past, a past of
unknown ancestors, and pull out
a meaning and purpose for his
life which helps a man live with
the stone-f accd facade necessary
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to .. make it" in the world.
'"Charley Bacon and His Fam-
ily," loosely structured on Gir-
on ·s own life, was developed
through SCR 's 1986 Hispanic
Playwrights project and has
undergone a great deal of revi-
sion since its' debut at the Ark
Theater in New York.
What started out as a one-act
play about a banker who finds
meaning in his life through a
ponrait of himself painted by a
stranger bas clcarl} turned into
something of a testimonial for
the author of GuatamaJan des-
cent. whose past worh have
included .. Edith Stein, .. ""Inno-
cent Pleasures... and the SCR
West Coast premiere of .. Becom-
ing Memories ... in 1984.
The story begins in Los .... ,,.,.io
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She .remembers so that we will never forget ·
BY PEGGY DAJlNELL
Yom Ha-Shoah, Time of
Remembrance> ceremonies will
be taking place over the next two
weeks in many communities in
Orange County to remind the
world of the 6 million Jews and
others who perished at the bands
of the Nazis during and just prior
to WorJd War II.
During this black period in the
world's history, many people of
courage and compassion did
much to risk their own lives to
help the Jews escape and to try
to keep them safe from harm.
One of these very special people,
Irene Opdyke, honored by Israel
as one of 5,000 Righteous Gen-
tiles, unfolded her personal story
to the combined congregations
of Shir Ha-Ma'alot, Harbor
Reform Temple and St. Mark's
Presbyterian Church in Newport
Beach last Wednesday evening
as part of an interfaith forum on
the Holocaust.
Irene Opdyke, a young Polish
Catholic girl of nine~ was
studying to become a nurse when
the war broke out and she was
forced to escape along with other
student nurses into the forests of
the Ukraine. She was found by
Russian soldiers, beaten and
violated by them, then lcf t for
dead.
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God, help me find a way to help Ballers, who hid her this time
these people, my friends." and helped her aet to a repatri-
Her prayers were answered ation camp in Germany. It was
because a German major asked here she met her husband, Bill
her to become bis housekeeper Opdyke, a U.N. represe.ntative
in a villa. It had a secret crawls-she later married. She said, "I
pace from the cellar to a gazebo spoke Ge~ Polis' Russian
where she bid the twelve people, and Yiddish. Bill spoke English
which inctuded a married cou-and French, six languages and
pie, the Halters, who were no communication!"
expecting a baby. She spent They have been married for
Pllll IY PmY •BIBI.
remember me, but I want to
thank you for tbc shoes you gave
me in the forest during the Nazi
persecution."
•ue then pve me a big bug,"
she recalled. •A million dollars
could not take the place of that
for me.
"The Lord bas been so good
to. me> especially iD my fulfil-
lment of a dream. In 1985 I went
home to Poland and found my
four listen alive. We reliwd our
joys and our sorrows u we
walked tbe streets of Auschwitz.
It wu a bot summer day and
yet we were chilled to the bone
as we remembered a time of
genocide."
In her closing remarks,
Opdyke stated, "We have a
responsibility if we want to live
in freedom. It is our responsi-
bility to promote understanding,
stand united as brothen and
sisters and stretch our arms to
all people. It is in this way we
can have God blessing us for a
sincere undent•nding for each
other. We can have peace and
help to bring a belling as we
bring our hearts and bands
togctbcr."
Bill McQuoid, Pastor of St.
Maru•s, spoke oftbe time as an
18-year-old student be was
deeply moved by his visit to
Dachau. Rabbi King said. wrbis
is the kind of faith that trans-
cends Presbyterian and Jewish
religions and I feel honored to
be touched by the aura of this
truly beautiful woman."
She was taken to a Russian
hospital, where she stayed until
the Nazis took her along with
others to work in Germany. She
was assigned to work in an
officers' canteen.
eight months taking risks and 32 years.
caring for tbc~needs. "I wanted to go to America Fellowship Day celebrated
In the meantime, she wit-
nessed a death march, was
horrified and wondered what she
could do to help the J ews. In
her new position, she realized
she couJd listen to plans while
she served meals to the officers
and their secretaries and then
warn the Jews when raids were
planned; t hey then could run
into the f orcsts.
Eventually, she was trans-
ferred to the laundry room
where she met 12 Jews who
became her friends. She heard
news of plans to decimate the
ghetto and her friends asked for
her help.
"I prayed and prayed, 'Please
One day, while Opdyke was and forget about my expcrien-
in the kitchen, the major ces, until one day, I could not
appeared and caught her with a believe it, it was in the paper that
few of the people she was hiding. there never was a Holoeaust! l
She bad not locked the door. She knew I must speak And bear
offered to take their punis~ent witDC$S for the dead and for the
if be would spare them; she living. I knew I must speak to
asked for his forgiventu. He children and to young people.
relented, but not without con-They must understand this must
sequences; she paid a huge price. never take place again and to
Eventually, the Russians know these things will bring
closed in on the Germans and unity and undentaoding amoq
Irene led her friends into the people of different religions and
forest where other Jews hid in color-it must never happen
foxholes and under trees. She again!"
smuggled blankets to ward off While Opdyke•• honors and
the cold of sub-zero tempera-awards are . many and much
tures; she brought shoes and d~ they pale before expe-
food for them. riences like the time she wu
When the Russians liberated walking down a New Y ort City
the area on March IS, 1944, street and a stranger approached
Irene escaped and went to the her and said, ... You do not
Church Women United of the
Newport-Mesa-Irvine area will
celebrate their annuaJ May
Fe110wsbip Day on Friday, May
J at the Fairview Community
Cburcb, 2S2S Fairview Road in
Costa Mesa. Registration begins
at 9:30Lm.
May Fellowship Day is an
annual ccumenical gathering of
church women that chalknaa
them to mate a difference wbac
they live aDd work. It is allo a
time when there is a focus on
local concerns, and this year\
observance will be a benefit for
the local FISH agency. All
women of the Newport-Mesa-
Irvine area arc invited to attend
this program. and arc asked to
bring cannot goods to replenish
Religious I >irectory
TEMPLE ISAIAH tt•,... •• ,
Sabbath Service Friday niChD 1:15 p.m.
.... ~ ..... ~ Rabbi Steven o. Schatz president: Joel Abramtahri
Church of St. Matthew
by the Sea
(Tradiior• (P'""4111911
lta ao. d ~,...,.,,
HOl Y COllllUNION
SUNDAY-9:00 A.II.
7:30 P.M. Tues.-Bible Study
10:00 A.M. Wed.-Momina Prayer
and Bible Study
MERTZ HALL
d ~ Col••llf"Oti.al Church
611 , .... ope. C«onl def Mar
The ..... ,.....__ c. Sca1ell
675-2116
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2401 .,_,.-.._ ~ ..... cl• ......
0w w.-Oiurdt
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the FISH cupboard, which is
running low.
Spcaken on the program will
be eonnie O'Connor, recently
retired as head of the local FISH
office, and Debby O'Connor (no
relation). who will trace the
origin and history of FISH and
the problems and da1Uea,.. it
faces today.
Also OD the propam a -Voices
of tbc Decades." Tbirteca loca.:
put presidents of Cburcla
Woman United will take part in
a symposium piQa l>Kk to
194S, when May f~ wa
born.
Following the program a
sandwich luncheon will be
served for S4. Reservations may
be made by ca11ing S48-7J76.
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dC*W ~ es: DANA
POINT r.wttNA COMPANY,
2•'701 0.. OrNe. Dana
Point. CA 92629. ...._c.wtai, Inc., 2626
South P\alnwt, trvine, CA
92705,Califomia.
The PYospect California
Co., One Tower Square,
Hartford, CT 06115, Cafifor.
nia.
Alison Oevetopment
Company, 4463 Birch,
Newport 8-ch, CA 92660,
~
Business fint lrW'Sadlld
under this business name
on May 1972.
• This busintss is con·
duald ~ ...... S*'t·
nership. Sfaned: Marine
c.pitol, Inc., Robert Oaht-
blrl. President This --.,...,. was filed
witfl the County Clettt al
Or.., County on A,wil 9.
1987.
f'aJe No. n.o116
4/164/234/305n 0206
141112
PU8tJC NOTa
FICiiiiOUI ....
NWITATDmfT
The tot~ penons are
till Mines$ as: (A) THE
GOLDEN WEST /GOVAN
LEASaNG ASSOCIATES, (8)
THE GOLDEN WEST I
GOVAN SALES ASSO·
ClATES. 2222 Martin, Suite
212, Irvine. C•lifornia
92715.
Gotder1 West Homes, a
California corporatJon.
1308 Wakeham Avenue.
Santa Ana, California
92'705.
GowM °""91apment, Inc..
• C.lifomta corpomjon,
2222 Mwtin, Suite 212.
IMN. Celib ... 92715
Thi1 business is con·
dudld ,,, ...... pert.
nenhlp. sen-ct: Golden
.... HomM. • c.rib'nia
CIQf1Mntion; Didt J. Ran·
d•ll. Praldent; Govan
0.. JI ....... Inc..; Gerald
L~"-..nt
The rtll•nnts com · .......... '° tnnuc:t busi-.... undlr .... ficsitious
......,_ ,.,,. or '*'*
tiAld ~ on Se9t-3,
1917.
This .. .._'116-. ... 1•-rt,,. was filed
with tr. County an o1
ar._ ~ an Mwctt
27, 1917.
File No. F3l9627
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ANA fllAZA PAllTNEttS.
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Wn Gf Ns a -PrP11a.
AdlfilOl'lt,. Inc..; Mlc:hell It.
Neill; Stephen Hot*)n1 Osoild.,..c eon.-. o1 NeapCJt IMch: ......,
....... ,. I I »tt.
The n11i1tnnts cont·
nwad tD nnua buli-
.._ unc:W the ldttiol11
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listed •bow Oft Match 1987.
This ......... -lied wilt'! u. eoune, an of
~~on~
31, 1987.
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The .,.,,.., • .....,n is
doina business as:
FASHION ISlAHO TDAOO,
1600 ...,.,,.., Newport
a.ch, CalibrU 92660.
Soiros E. K.'amtll.CIS,
7312 s...11 &hid .• 9215,
G.IMtsb•, Ta.es 77S51.
This bu$ineu i1 con·
ducted by an individual.
SilMcf: $oito5 E. K.ramale-p .
The rqistrant com·
nw'°8d lO ttansac:t busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name °' names
listed above on March
1987.
This ~ was filed
with the County ~ of
Or..,. County on March
24. 1987
Fiae No. f339 l 94
4 /9 4/16 4/23 4/30 0187
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ACI iiiOUI 8UllNESS
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The folio.tn& persons are
dolf1I business-= GA.881·
ANO'S fTAltAN RISTO·
RANTE, 2813 Y1lla Way,
Naport Belch. CA 92663
Clayton and Andrews
EJ•ptbes. fnc.. •• cafitor.
n.Corpou1tion. 9581 Stan·
ford, Garden GrO'le, CA
92641
This business is con·
ckdld ~ a corPOlation
S1•ned. Clayton and
Andrws Enterprises., Inc...
Georae 8. ~ Pre5f.
dent.
The re11strants com-
menced to ~ busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed abolile on Aonl 1987
This ~,_,. was ftAed
.,. the County Oerk ol
Or.,.. County on Apnt 2.
1987.
File No.. f340064
419 4/16 4/23 4/30 0181
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fiCUllOUS • Ill EJS ,.._ITAtamn
ThefaloMc~.,.
~~n.:GOLOEN
WEST /SUNSET ASSO-
CIATt.S, 19 Corporate
Pt9D, Newpout 8-ch. Caft.
bnie 92660.
~ West Homes. a
C.lifomla corporation,
U08 Wakeham Avenue,
Santa Ana. Califoml•
92705.
Sunset Homes, Inc. •
Nevecta corporation. SO
f~ 8lwd 110. Speru,
...... 8M31.
This busines1 is con·
ductld bf ...... pett-
net'lh p. Siped: Golden
West Hon-. a Caffbnia
Ca pcwlltion; OK:k J. Ran-
dall. President; SunMt
Hon-. Inc.; DMid C. Buell,
~
This ....,,,.. -filed with tr. Oowcy a.rt ol
Onlwa ~ an u.d\
27.1911.
f'lle Na. F339626
4194/164/234/lO 0184
... IC ...
fiChi .... 1111• ... mm" Thi talowilc I*••.,. tile ....._ -= 800Y
SCOll'TING. GO 800Y 2.
2775 ..... Vwde Dr. E. •
Com Mesa. CA 92626.
Peul a.m.-. 2ns
MeSI v... Or. Ult. Unit
G205, Costa MeN, CA
92626.
-~. 421 ~ Poin-seb. CorON 0.. Miii, CA
92625.
T1'is business is con·
ducted bf • ....,.. part.
nership.
The re&istrant com-
me11Cfld '° transact busi-ness under the fictitious
business nlme OI IWneS
listed above on NI A..
Sianed: Paul M. e..rineer.
This staeemenl WIS filed
wrth the County Clef1l al
Or-. County on April 13.
1987.
File No. F340937
•1 164/23 4/30 sn 0194
WNOTICE
FICiii iOUS ... HUS
...--1TA1W
The folkMi1" penons are
doinc business as: COIN
LAUNDRY. GRANO TER·
RAC(. 22489 8-b'I Rued.
Grand T ernce. CA 92324
RicNwd J . l.orenll. 21845 r tC:Onderop, El Toro. CA
92630.
Michael Joyce. 10061
Rana-vi.. ~iW9. Santa
Ana, CA 92705.
This buStnus tt con·
ducted bf a ;otnt wnture
Sisned: RicNrd J. l..ot9Nl.
Michael Jo,ce.
Thts ~ ......... fi)ed
with the County Clerit d Or-. County on April 13,
1987
File No F3409J6
4116 4/23 4/30 sn 0191
~illOllCl
FlCilllOUS• lllDS MMlmrmun
The foltoMns pm IOI is we
doif'I business as: f AMIL Y
STYLE COIN LAUNDRY,
7930 Dale. Buena Pow\. CA
90620.
RichardJ. lorenM.21845 r ic::ordefop. El Toro. CA
92630.
Michael Joyce. 10061
Ran1eview Ori.,., San&.a
Ana, CA 92705..
Ttus business lS con·
cM::tled bf • joint ~
se-t: Ridwd J. Lor--.
M~Jo)lce_
This stllliineill -filed with the County a.rt d
Or-. County on April 13,
1987.
f"ale No. f'340935
•116 u23 4/30 sn 0192
PUm.JCMmel
F'ICtii ....... .
*-ITA...-T
The~~-.. doins business as: COIN
INDUSTRIES, 10061
R•ne-view Orive, Santa
Ana. CA 92705..
K. 0. A. ~ Inc.. c.1itDmie. 21145 TICOldlr·
Oii. El Toro. CA 92630.
8.A.M.V.E. T ........
Inc.. C.lifom._, 10061
Ran~ Drive. Santi
At-.CA~
Th 1 bulineu ls con-
ck:tld ~ ... wnll.n.
Si&Md: K.O.R. INDOS..
TIMS. INC.. llcNrd J. Lor" enlll/Pr-.., BAM.Y.£..T.
IN1EM019' ~
Jo,ce/"91.
Thia ............... ,.. -_,
""'ttie ~an o1 Or-. CourQ on Apt 13. , lta1.
F'leNo.~
•1164/234/30 517 0193
.. ,,.. . . ,.. . ' . ,. ,, . . ... .... . ..... . .. . . , .. ,,. .
..... a Im THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/lfMNE TODAY .. II
ASSOCIATION, 6J0e W .
P9dlc C..-Hwy, Necpu:rt
8-:t\92ta. ..... ,..3121 Saa-
dlle. IMM.; CA 92714.
Tom 8. -.r. 19 Wild ao... Ct.. "-spuet a.ch.
CA92663.
T1'" business i• con·
ductld ~ MwdWllS Mu. dtef9 ,.,,,,._
The NClsttanc com·
me.ad '° n.mct ~ .... under the fictitious
......_ ....... Of ......
lislled •bowe Otl April 3.
1987. SicnM: Tom 8.
Miler, Jim Palety.
.This $$I l•ll -filed
with .... CouNy a.tl al OrarWI Counly on Acri 13,
1917.
fi .. No. F340938
4/l64/234/30Sn 0195
WNOllCE
f1CllllOUS MJIUllU
MAMl11ATBmlT
The ~ penon ts
doilll bus.irms as: K.CJ<..
INTERNATIONAL, 1&15
Shelitp1 Pl. fN307, New-
pcwt Beech, CA 92663
t(~ c. Kim. 1835
St. illllD" Pl. #t007, New-
port Seech, CA 92663.
This bu5iness ts con-
ducted by .,.. indiwidual.
The reaistrant com·
menced to transact bus.·
ness under the flCtJbouS
business name or names
listed ab<Ne on 418/87 SCned· Kyun&Ne C. Kim.
This mtement was fited
wrth the County Clettc ol <>ranee County on Aonl 13.
1987.
File No. F340939
•116 4123 4 /30 517 0197
PUIUCMOTa
flt ii I iOUS .,_EIS
JtAMl ITAT'ElmfT
The 1o1io.;,. penon is
doi n1 business as: THE
GARMENT OISTRtCT. 867
W. l(Jeh. Ne.Port Bead\. CA
92663.
AC Inc , CA.. 867 W. 16th,
Ne•port 8-ch. CA92663
This business is eon·
cb::t.ed by a OOf POI WOO..
The re1istrant com-
tnel teed to hnsact busl--neu under the fictitious
business name or names
liited above on 4· 1·87
Silned: r.«.. Inc . Ralph K
Btotttund.Pres.
This stMt:ment was filed
With the County ~ °' <>ranee County on Ac>nt 9.
1987
File Ho. FJ.40688
4116 4123 4130 sn 0199
PU91 IC illOTa
RC ihMJS .,. LEIS
MMEITATDmn
The ~ person lS
-. business as: aHT£R
FOR THE STUDY Of Pl&S.
2900 8nstol St. 11050,
Com Mesa. 92626.
~ ffilA. 29 Ecte
PL. IMne. CA 92714
This business i$ con·
ducllld bf ., tndMdual
The rqistram com·
n•teed to tr•'511Cl busi·
neu under the fictitious
..,._ rwne at rwnes
liUed abaft in 1980.
~~-Hill
This italM•-" .as filed
With the Count1 ca.ti d er.,.. ~ on Acri 6,
1987.
~-No f340275
4/94/164/23 4/30 0167
&..m..17
WllOllCI n•m ii• wr••r rrn•u. 06 fiC Iii iOUI 11.J 11 IUI ....
The tortowina penons ............ u._.a1
tN fictitious businiess '*'* COMTUNE OElJV.
£RY~ •• Clllt-
famle c;.w.-...........
22tl2 la c.cten.. Su.ta
235, tacuu Hills. CA ,.~
The ....... bu&tness ,...,...,.,...,._._
Ned Oft 1/1 lla .....
Oaurter ~ ar.wa. ~ f"leNo.F~l--Moore CoufW SeMce.
Inc ... 22te2 t.. c.cteM.
5'*~....,_.._CA
W3_ 01 Mllrnia.
.. Maid .. 25712 La
Pan:, e59, El Toro, CA
t26lO.
,......~-~ ...,.,, .........
'*""4p. Siped: Moot9
Ccuiw s.wc.. Inc.. --
..... ,.~
Thia ..... ••It -Ned wilt\ h County ~ ol
OfwWI CouMJ on M8ldt
31.1987.
4/16 4123 4/30 sn 0202
l..JZl4Z w~ fiCiil .... ,. ._Ir.men
The ~ .. Pl"Dt ii ~...-.es:CYCAD
COAPOMTION. 2a12 La
Lita t.w. 111·1 ri M v..;o. CA
92692.
CYCAD Corpor.tion, a
California Corporation,
28812 La Uta Lane. Mission
Vieio. CA 92692.
This business i1 con·
duded by I 00f1)0tltion.
The resistrant tom·
mlll aid '° tninAc:t busi-ness under the ftetmous
business rwne "' rwnes ls.'ted abc:. an febfwry 1.
1986. ~CYCAD COA· PORATIOK. James E. Mah-
tood, Vtat Pl'esident.
This~--.. filed
wittt the County Clettc of
Or.,. County on March
27, 1987.
Fite No. f339600
4/164/234/JOSn 0199
ll~lll
WMOIU
ACiillOUS•tlMSS
NW ITAT'ElmlT
The~ persons a~ doi,. business as: J. AA Y
SANOERSON/CAROtNAL
DEVELOPMENT · Bri~ol eenw. 2699 White Reed.
Suite 150; Irvine, CA 92714
J. Ray-Sanderson Oewil·
OPf•Wil 2699 ~ Amd.
Suitll lSO, IMne, CA 92714
Catdinal Auto Care I,~
CMc: Plaza. Suite 290, New·
port BMch, CA 92660
This bus1n~s is con-
ducted bf • aenera• PAf'\· nenhip
The re1istr1nt com·
tnelald 1D transact bus.1-
ness undef the 1'c:titious
bullfwu Nlme Oil ~
1.-1 llbow Oft 0.C.tlbel
11. 1986. S«ped: J. Ray-
s.~ Dnelopment
8y. Mid-' by
Thi5 .......... fi6ed
.,. the ~ caertt d
Or-. eo..n.y on MM'Ch
26, 1987
At Mo f339480
4/164/234/30Sn 0203
ll.JZ.140
PUa.IC MO'llC(
fitiiliOUS .....
..... lfA'f'EIEIT
The~ persons are
~ business as: VICTO-
RIA GROVES FIVE. 450
,.. part en. DrNa. Sultl!
304, Nwpurt ~.CA
~76'0.
Cal Fed Enterprises, •
California COfl)Oratton.
5610 Wihftire Boulevard.
la A1w*s. CA 90036.
AAtCKlbt.c Devefopmettt
~IY. • Calitoi nia cor · poration, 1.467 North
Wanda, SI* 155. 0ran&a.
CA92667.
This business is con·
dudild by ....... I*\·
rW'INp.
TM recistrant com·
11119teed ID b • IUd busj..
ness under the fiditious
~ Nme OI rwMS
lm.d ._on October 29,
1916. Sicned: c.1 rec1
Ent.rprises, Neil W
8'elllblei1t1.v.~
Repubf ic Devek>pment
Ca•IPM'1. Ted T ~.VP rinence.
This .... d ...... ,..,IT*_..rtl -fit.d
with the County a.. ol
Orw9t eour.y on Apr1l 7.
1987.
Fiie No. f3405ll
4116 ~23 4/30 517 0204 , ...
... ICllOl'U
11m n• ....... "°'.,. OffClii ........ .....
The foUowins penons
............... of
tM fictitious ~
,..._ SIMOOtSON-J. AAY
LAGUNA HIUS ASSO-aATQ,. _, ..... .....,,,
S...150. erw.. CA 912'714.
TM lctitieia• t.•' n 11• ............ _ .
_., "' ~ 1. lte5 In
... ~ ol Or.., Or'e-
11111 Fii MD. f'282182.
S.•..W.ltwJ~ • , ..... LH.... a Cllibw
...... Plft• ... 2699
ftdlt Road. Surte 150,
1"""8. CA 92714.
.... 'Ptalt'ct [J•-w.
OY (f"tn&and), %101 A Harth
Towne M9nue. PonlCJlta. CA
91767 .
JPfl PllPIMaics--· -[J ........
Inc.., 2701 A Nortt\ T C1111n8
Avenu.e, Pomona, CA
91767.
This buaMs -c:an-dudld ,,, a ...... pert·
nership. Sianed: s. ........ J • ._ OlwJAap-
ment. L.H .• a Caiifomia
eanentl pet!Nnhip, By:
Ctw 0 . S.lldll1on. Jr., Gefwat ,.,,,.,,
This ......,,.,. .. filed
with the eour.y Oett. al
Or-. ~ on Man:ft
26. 1987.
4116 4/23 4/30 5n 0205
w•ia
ACihlOUI• IL Ell
U.. ITATlmlVY
The foilouirw ....... is ~~-8Al..80A
UW. S0MCES. 514 West
e.tboe Bhd, ~ A.. Bal·
boa. CA 92661.
Nancy Maril! Kolker, 501
East Parkwood Ave .. La
Habra. CA 90631.
Thts business 1s con·
ducted ~ an indMduaJ
The rqistrant c om·
menoed to lrwasad bust·
ness under the ftcbtious
~ name or names
hsted abowe on 3-25-1987.
Silnect. Nancy ~.
Thts stalei•_. was fitet'
with the County Oer1l rA
Ofanae County on Aonl 6.
1987
4194/164/234/30 01n
l..Jlm
PU&ICflO'IU
ACllllOUl--SS
NW ITATl:MUfT
The ~ person rs
dot.n& ~ as.. GEM·
AAT Of NEWfORT, 2407 E..
ea.st ......... Corona def
.... CA92625.
Juree-n Geiet, 24'07 E
Co.a ........ Corona del
M.,CA9262S..
Tius Dusi nas rs COft-
ducted bJ an ind~ ~"""'"Gaer.
The ,..;s1rw1t " not ,. conduclq~
Thcs Sltait ell was med
with the County Cleft ol
Or-.. Ccx#'CY on Match
31, 1987
Fi\e No Fl39922
419 4116 •m 4130 0182
K·JlM7
W•TICl nthliOUS •llMSS ..._ STATlmJCT
The fol~ persons at1!
doq business &. CMPPfTY
OOHUT, 33621 Oii Obispo
IC. 0... Paint. CA 92629
Tek ~Chau. 1014 S rcueroa. Santa AN.. CA
92104
SN 11111 Chou, 1014 S
t~. s.nt.a Ana. CA
92704.
This business lS con·
duct.d ~ husband •nd
... 1. Scened: T.ac wna
OQA,. Siv ~ Olou. Tl"• reaistn.nts com·
meCAld ID tr....a bust-nes.s unds .,. fictitious
~ ,....°' rwnes
tiSl9d ..... °" 'J..27-117
This ........... -filed
.;(ti ... ~ Oertt of
Or-. County on AoriJ 2.
1987
File No f'340063
•19 4116 4123 4/30 0180
l-Slln
w~
flChhuUS•&llHI MMEITA~t
The ......... IOllS~
~ buu.-a: CARVER
OEVnOPMOtT EQUITY
a.oRAT10N.1c.worn..
COfJMMion. 1100 rta 'P0"1 c.ar Driw. Suite 200,
..... 8w:t-.. CaidonM
92660
Carver Oe~t
E.QUQ Cotporllba-. a C»-
forNa ~ 1100
••• ' wt c.. on... Sui1ll '°°-tis ; ., 8Mc:h. c.lt-
bNa '2660.
Tf\is busineu is eon·
dudlld ,,, • corpar.elon.
Si.,.ed: c.wr O.U..op-
,,.. ~ CclfDo;alicw.;
&,,.,QfLc.wrlll......,_ ......
The~ com-
"4iaid '° •• -... ..... ... ...., .. fictilb• .., •.• .,,.or._
liseld .... Oft Dec. 29 •
i•
TNa 1 1 ••It -..,
l4lll4
....CMJllCI
FiClhiOUl•H • eumsra:n un
The tolocil• .,....we
doins busines.s as: PAL·
MIERt, TYlfJt. WIENER &
Wll.HEl..M, 4000 llllcAl1tu
Boulevard, Suite 1000,
NMpol1 8elc:tl. CA 92660.
At.-, J. Palmieri, Inc... •
California corporation,
4000~8outevard.
Suite #1000, Newport
8-::ti. CA 92660.
Dennis G. r,-, Inc.. a
California COf'poration,
4000MacArtt1ur~.
Suite 11000. Newport a.en. CA 92660.
~ H. W"eenw. Inc., a
Califomi1 corporation,
4000 MacArthur 8aulelt.-d.
Suite 11000, Newport
8each. CA 92660.
James E. Wilhetm. Inc .• a
California C9rP01atJon,
'OOOMKMtu ao.~.
Suite 11000. Newport
&eech, CA 92660.
This busmess is con-
duc:aed by a ....,... l*t·
nershp ~ OaVld 0
Parr. Pres.ident..
T~ re11strants com·
meteed to tr-.nsac::t bus.·
ness under the fictitious
buSlneu rame or names
listed at>crve on May 1.
1986.
This stilfa1 *1t .as filed
tnth the ~ Clet1t °' Or-. County on Ac>r1f 1.
1987. ne No-f3C0032
•19 4/16 4/23 4/30 017'9
Nale "°11Cl
HCiiiiOUS •'I RIESS
U..SYAJWI
The followin& penon IS
docna bus.inns as (A)
SCHER MA~ETIHG. (8)
SCHER ~ISITIONS. (C)
COMMERCIAL ~It
TIES ILLUSTRATED, 4400
MKMtu 8hd... 5ett Roor.
tiearpou1 9act\. CA~
Commet"Caal Properbes
~. St1te fl/ Cafifor.
nia. 4otOO ~ Bhd.,
5th Floor. Newport Beach.
CA92660
Ttus business IS COii·
ducted ~ a corporabOn
Seied Commercsal Proo Vas . Dolty PrvlCJC)e. Pres·
ident.
The re11strant com·
menced to tr-.nsac::t bu.SI·
ness under the fictibous
busnless name tmecs abowie
on 3-27-87
Thts ~rieft was filed
with the County a.. °' <>r-.e County on ..., 27.
1987
Fie No F339573
4/16 4123 4/30 S/7 0207
ACiiilOUllll ME•
UIEITAl'Bmiiir
The ~ psmrt IS
_,. busmeu as: EXECU·
TIVE TICKETS, 16700
MacArthur Bhrd... lrvme,
c.libnm 92715
Micheel S. llllliia. 6148
Eat Slt'I \.Dren2Q. AnlNin\
Hilb. Caldor'Na
Tius business ts con·
duded by .,, •ndmctu..I.
$Cned Ma..t S. Mejia
TM rea1st:rant com-
ma iced to ti •IUc:t busi-
ness under the fictitious
business ~ °' rwnes llSted laboW on 3/ l/W7
This --·-· -filed wMt'I tN County Clertl of <>rare County an April 8.
1987
F340659
4123 4/30 sn s1 14 0211
-
lllJle ntlil ....... .
NIMllTA ....... The~pe1to1111 ..
doirw bulW'9ll • SOl-m
ASSOCIATES, 25111
N•l•m• Court, Laaun•
' Hills. California 92653.
Edwftt J. Sctvum, 25111
N•t•me Court Lquna
Hills.~ 92653.
Sot Kutner. 1325 Ctest·
view DrM. San Catkl&, C.li·
fomia 94070.
This business is con·
duc:t.d ~ • pneraJ part·
nenhip. ~: Edward J.
Schrum, Genentl Partner.
The re1istr•nts com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
businas Nttne or names
listed abcwe on MARCH 30,
1987.
This sUtement WIS fi&ed
with the County Ctetk of
Onu~ County on April 7,
1987.
FJ.40546
4123 4130 517 5/14 0216
1-32333
f1CmlOUI 8UllNESS
NAMl ITAlWNT
The foUowi,. persons are
doin1 business .s: EAST
ANAHEIM OtSTRIBUTtON
CtNTER ASSOCIATES, a
Joint Venture, 1400 Bristol
Street North, Suite 245.
Newport Beach, California
92660.
Copley Realty Income
Partners I, a Massachusetts
limited partnership, 399
Boylston Street, Boston,
Massachusetts 02116.
Davis Anaheim Oistribu·
tion Centef Associates, a
Calif. ,eneral partnership,
1400 Bristot Street North,
Suite 245, Newport Beach,
California 92660.
Thi~ business is con·
ducted ~ a joint venture.
Signed: Copley Realty
Income Partners I, a Mas·
sachusetts limited partner·
ship; Fim Income Corp., a
Massachusetts corpotation;
Coc>'e)' Ruf ui.te Advi·
sors, Inc .. a Massachusetts
corporation, William J .
Salisbury, Principal; Davis
Anaheim Distribution Cen·
ter Associates, a Califomja
1eneral partnership, Wil·
ham K. Davis,' Mana1in1
General Partner.
The registrants com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name °' names
listed aboYe on 12129/86.
This statement was filed
with the County Clertt of
Oranae County on April 9,
1987
F340758
4123 4/30 5/7 5/14 0219
l -32332
FICT1110US BU~NESS
NAME STATEMENT
The foll0W10i persons are
doing business as COUN·
TRY CRITTERS. 32061
Camino Capistrano, San
Juan Capistrano, CA
Bradley C Anderson and
Ehzabeth Anderson. 29351
Kinglet Ct .. Laguna Niguel,
CA 92677
This business is con-
ducted by husband and
wife Signed Bradley C
Anderson and Elizabeth
Anderson
The registrants com·
menced to transact bus1 ·
ness under the f1ct1t1ous
business nanie or names
listed above o., 4/24/87.
This statement was filed
with the County Clef1( of
Orange County on Apnl 10.
1987
F340873
4123 4/30 517 5/ 14 0220
l -32331
f1CTmOUS 9USINUS
NAME STATOIENT
The fol~ per10nS are
doina business as: ENVIR·
ONMENT Al DEVELOPERS
cl o Buxbaum & Chaknwk,
1401 Owe Street. Ste. 680,
Newport Buch, C.lifomia
92660.
John Chakmak, 1401
~ Street, Ste. 680, New-
port Beach, California
92660.
Dllwid A. Bwd>aom, 1401
Dow Slreet. Ste. 680, New·
port Beach, California
~.
Dewayne Brown, 3651
~ Oriw, Hunti~
Buch, c.lifomia 92647.
This business t. con-
ducted by ....... l*t·
nerstlip. ~: Enwfron-
mentat Devetoci«s; John
~Pwtrw.
The Naistrants com-
,,. ad to tnnuct busi-
ness under the fictitious
business ,.,,. abwe on
April 17, 1919.
This stadi::ment ... filed
with the ~ Cleftt of
Oran1e Cbunty April 7,
1987.
F340407
4123 4130 5n 5114 0221
STA~WWllHDU.
WAL,.. MITNllFI•
ONMW UleB Ren. nous .......
The toMowq person has
withdrawn as • 1eneral
partner tram the s-tner·
ship opentinc under the
fictitious business .... of:
KOU NATIONAL NORTH at
4343 Yon Karmen Avenue,
Newport a.ch. CA 92660.
lnterne•I Company, a
Tennessee corporation dba
.kNencaf, Inc., in c.libnia,
2m Alten Parb9y, Rivi·
ana Buildin1. 6th Floor,
Houston, Tex.a n019.
The fictitious business
name referred to~ was
ftted in Oranee County on 21
25/86. Sianed: Internal
Compwiy, •Tennessee e«·
poration dba JCMlal, Inc.,
in California; Risher Ran·
dall, E.V.P.
This sutement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County April 9,
1987.
F301880
4/23 4/30 5/15/14 0222
I~
STATDIEJfT W WIJHDM-
WAL FIOM PMTllDIHIP
OPOATSC UNOU f1CTI. nous 8UllMIS NAME
The followina person has
withdrawn as a 1eneral
partner "°"' the ..,mer.
ship operati,_ under the
fictitious business name of:
SANTA FE SPRINGS ASS().
CIATES at 4343 Von Kar·
man Avenue, Newport
BNch, CA 92660.
lnterneal Company, a
Tennessee corporation dba
JOYenail, Inc., in California,
27n Allen Partoway, Rivi·
an1 Buildin1. 6th Floor.
Houston. Texas 77019.
The fictitious business
name referred to above was
filed in <>ranee County on 2/
25/86. Sianed: lnterneal
Compeny, a Tennessee cor-
poration dba .kM!ncal, Inc .•
in California; Risher Ran-
dall, E.V.P.
This statement was filed
with the County Ctetk of
Oranae County April 9.
1987
F301879
4123 4/30 5175/14 0223
1-32321
STATUl£Hf or wmtDltA·
WAL FIOM PMT'NOSHIP
OPOATVIG UNDO f1CTI.
TIOUS IUllNUS NAME
The followinc person bas
withdrawn as a 1ener1I
partner from the partner·
ship openitina under the
hctlttOUS business name of:
KOLL NATIONAL at 4-343
Von Karman Avenue, New·
port Beach, CA 92660.
lnterneal Company, a
T ennes.see COi' pew lltion dba
~.Inc., in c.tifomia.
2n1 MM Pllrtcw.y, Rivi-
ana Buildin1. 6th Floor,
Houston, T..-n019.
The fictitious business name,.,,,._. eo abow was
filed in <hne'Coun!y on 21
25/86. ---tntemeal eompe,,y, a T.....,••• cor·
porMion dbe Jowlal, Mc..
in c.NtorNa: Risher Ran-
dall, LY.fl'.
l1* .. 1k.it~rnei•nt,. wes filed
with the COunty Clertc of
Oran,. County April 9,
1987
F301S78
4123 4130 5n 5114 022•
IWl7
PAlW •Mh•lt.. •• ,..,.nm,.,
OfllMn.&2•• ..:n.. TIOUllUI .....
TN '°"°'""' '*"°"hes •ithdrawn H a teneral pertrw fwom tM ......
ship openitins ~ tM
rditious busk.a '*"' at.
KOLL IRVINE BUSINESS
CENTER It ~3 Yan "-t·
man Avenue, N.wpott
ee.ch, CA 92MO.
tnterneal Company, a
T enn11 ... c:ot pcntiotl dba
Jownc:al, Inc., In Celitomia,
2m Allen Plftf•y. RM·
ana BuHdlns. 6dt f'loot,
Houleln, T .... 71019.
The fictitious Minns
name r~toabollw
filed in Or..,.. County on 2/
25/86. Siped: Int.meal
Com.-11. a T••-COf· porlltion dba ~al. Inc..
in Calib1N:a; Rishs RM·
datf, E.Y.P. This ct.._~...,.,,..,..,...nt was filed
with the C'oonty Cleft of
Oranae County April 9,
1987.
F301882
4/23 4/30 517 5114 0225
&.3ZW7
STA' .. TIMlN--IT O/l MltW.
WM. .... M111111111 • ... .,.. ...... flCTI.
110UI ., ..... fWll
The foleowitW S*'fOn hes
withd,.wn as • pneral
pw1ner "°"' the l*tr*· ship opwatff11 under the
fictitious business rwne of:
COU£TT & PINTO It 4220
Von Karman Awnue, Suite
110, Newpol1 Beach, Cali·
fomia 92660.
Saut 8 . Pinlo, 1301 Dolle
Street. Suite 720, Newpoi1
Beach, Camomia 92660.
The fictitious business
name 1 eferred to abcNe was
filed in Qr*"ll County on
Jam..ry 2. 1987. Silned:
Saul B. Pinto.
This stMement was filed
with the County Cleft of
Oran1e County April 9,
1987.
F331402
4123 4130 sn 5114 0226
l.322Q ncnnouswm
NAM1 ITAllllllllT
The ~ person is
doi• busineK n: BOAT
CANYON HEAL TH FOODS,
632 North Coast H.,_,,
l.quna Beach, C.lifomi•
92651.
J.mes Oun Brancuc:ci,
3901 Burly Avenue,
<>ranee. CafifonU 92669.
This business is con-
ducted by an individual.
Silned: James Dean Bran·
cucci.
The reaistrant com·
menced to trans.ct busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name « names
hsted above on 1/15/87.
This statement fi&ed with
the County Cleft( at Oranp
County on March 31, 1987
F339844
4123 4130 5n 5114 0232
1-32217
f1CTITIOUS IMISINW
fWlll STATDIENT
The followma petSon as
doing business as: AVERY
PARKWAY LIQUOR, 28570
Mareue_rite Paf1(way, Unit
106, Miss.ion Yte;o, Califor.
rua.
Louis Chana. 4052 Wil·
hwaw, Irvine, Ca 92714.
This business is con·
ducted by an individual
SC&ned: Louis Chana.
The re11strant com·
menced to transact buSI·
ness under the fictitious
business name above in
April, 1987
This statement was filed
with the County Clettt at
Oran1e County Aprit 17.
1987.
F341502
4123 4130 S/15/14 0228
1-U2117
ntiliiOUlkllf •
MAME lfAlll Barf The....,. . ....., Is
001t11 buil ..... •: RA.RE
FORM PUBUCATtONS.
3760 CerriPUa °"""' ...... poft 8leC:h; CA_.
Joft CmnlM. ,,., c.n.
pus ~ flia;DJ1 8w:h..
CA9M60.
rtDrNa921SL
Tttls -..neu I• con·
duct9d bf .. lndMdulll.
s..d:Jalt~ .,. ... ,......,. COfft•
tn111Ced '° trWKt ..... ,_ "'* .. fictitiGUS ~,.,..Of...,.
lllWd ~ an IMld'I l,
1917.
This 11111111....,Till .. nl .. fled ......
the~ Cl9f' GI Or-..
Countj °"April 16. 1187. '341375
4123 4/30 sn 5114 OZ33
1AC111117 ....... a .... a--w,.....uu , ............. ..
YOU M£ lN DEFAULT UNoot A DUD OFJaUST Co.d
dlrult«,,;4!dl) ~TD> S.1M4. UNlDS 'IOU TM£
ACTION TO NOT!CT lOtJR ""°"11TY, IT MAY IE 90LO
AT A "'8lJC SALE tf 'tOU HUD AH DPlANATION OF
lH£ NAT\M£ OF 1HE PROCUDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOUU> CONTACT A lAWYDt.
Ticor Tttle lftsutMce ~y of California, •
corporlllion, fun~ 1'1llil rn.nnc. Md TNlt Or:w•IP8llY.
On MAY 15, 1'11. It 9:00 A.M .. TlcOf Tiiie lnlunlnc:e
C...~ d c.tifDmla. a CClfl*ldo911t bnwtr Tiiie
l.......::e .. TNltCClmpenJ, •G"Y ........ 1""*'9
Uftdlr .-.t punUeftl eo Deed d Trult 19C01dld JUNE 12.
1914,. iNt. No. M-M2063, °' ~ Rlcoldl ln the
oMcl °' the c.unty Rec:ordw °' ~ County, CaUfumia,
WIU SELL AT PUBUC AUCTION TO HIGHEST 8tOOER
FOR CASH OR CASHIER'S CHECK OR OTHER INSTITO-
TlOHAL CHECK ACCD'f A8l.£ TO THE :rRUS1U. (pey-
able It time of .... in_.. mof'le1 dh Unitld se...)
IN THE l088Y TO lH£ BUil.DiNG LOCATED AT: 601
S. LEWIS ST., ORANGE. CA.
all rflht. title and ...... rest can~ to and now held
~ it under said Deed of Trust in the proper1Y .-.i U 1 ~
in uid County and SIM described • EXHtBfT "A•
~h • Es&*: A Slitll1 ••hold • Mt lar1h In thlt
certain Ml1111, ~ tt...wn. ~ U., l,
1960, .....ci"9d by Frri H. A'1W1 & Son. a Corpcntion,
• MlnW', and NHport Shores Co., a Co-Par1Nrship,
• Sutlt11111. for the""" ~...,. ~ l, 1960 and ...... o.c.n.w 9, 2019, 19CCMdld ~ 8 , 1960 In
8ook 5313 ..... 509. Oflk:iel Alcords. ·••ic• .. hereby ..... to the NCClfd ~ fur perticuWs. Thi
Subtessee's fnterest under the h«ein mentioned
Subh I t ._ bw\ Mlilt"Jed to Fredtrick t.. Bafrd and .,
.......... GNlie BWd, Hulb9nd and Wife. .s Joint
Tenants bran ....,..,_. ~ Merdl 27, 1980 and
recordld April 10, 1980 in 8ook ll569 ,...1613, Official
Recordl, and Gitter instrunwa °'record.
The nclftheriy 7 feet of Lot 4, .. of Lot 5, and the
souttwty 2,.. of Lot 6, all in Block 18. TIKI n2, In
the~ d NewpoL1 Bw:h, County d Orwwa. StMe of
CalifurNa, -Pl' m.., f9COlded in Book 23 ,.... 5 &
6, °' milcellMtous mllP&. in the Office of the County
Recorder °' said County. Uc.pt ttlef efrol11 th.a portion tt.eof .,.,.... t>elow a
plane dimnt 500 ,_. below the surf8ce d uid &and a
exOIC*d ~ Silr* Properties Inc. tn thlt Deed reca ded
A&cust 31, 1976 in Book 11872 ..... 1198. Officiat
Recofds. -lnstrunwlt No. 44869. Tnntur. FREDERICK LEE BAIRO ANO JEANETTE
GRIT JE BAIRO
The streltaddf ..,....__,.,. and att'8f COITlfYQI ~. If
any, °' the ,.1 property described ~ is purl)Ol't9d
to be:
323 62NO ST., NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660
The~ Trusllle disca.ims W'1 ~tor M1
incorrectl 111 d dlt m.. addtw and aet. conin1on
desilNtion. if.,.,, shown herein.
Slid ule will bt m.de, but without oowenant or
warranty, _,,._. or impfied, "Pf'di,_ title, possession,
or~ 11>.-ytheunpeidb.e1raattt. rdl(s)
secur9d ~Yid Oted of Trust, to-wit $84,679.27, EST.,
lncludinl .. pnMded in said nobl(i), actv.ras. if .,-,y,
under the """' of said Deed of Trust. fees. ciw8eS end
expenses d the Trustee and of the trum created ~ said
Deed d TNSt. Accrued interest and additional advances.
if wry, will increae this ,.,,_ prior to sale.
The beneficiafy under said Deed of Trust hefetobe
aecutld and deliveNd to the undersicJwd a written
Declarlltion of Default and Demand for s.. and a written
Notice at Oef.ault Ind EJection to Sell. The ~
caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be
recorded in the county whel'8 the real pn>perty is loened.
Trustee or .,_tty conductina sale, TICOR TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY Of CALIFORNIA, 1717 WALNUT
GROVE AVENUE. ROSEMEM>. CA. 91 no. ATIN: LOOCMA
COff'MAH. TEL NO. (818) 307-7004
Date: APR1L 16, 1987
Ticor Title tnsurance Com~ny of California, 1
corporwtion, bmetty rttte Insurance and Trust Company,
as said Trustee, By LOOEMA COFFMAN, TRUSTEE SALE
OfflC£.R, Authorized Sianature ..
4123 4/30 sn 021s
SYNOPlll W THE ANNUAL STATDIDfT • YtAI
DmlD DrCOI .. Sl. 1• ..
A111~Gel--lMll"--C•"111•9 .. ,._Yn ,_.c...--.....
300 ................... '° e.1451. .,,._., ....
YlftU201·1451
..... CMlc:ie <...-.......... ..... .... ( .... ))
Total admitted assets (Pale 2, line 24) $441,881,576
Total liabilities Chee 3, line 26) 405,161.700
Capital stocks (Pll't 3, line 27A and 278) l,S00,000
AartPte write-in for surplus other than
special surplus funds (Plit 3 line 27C) .().
Groa peid in and contributed surplus
(Pap 3, line 28) 38,598,800
~--$p9Cial surplus (Plee 3, line 29A) 438,154 Unnsitned funds (surplus) (Pile 3, Une 298 rnktus 29C) (3.817,078)
Galn (l.ol&) 1"ln'I operMion5
(Plea 4, line 31) (530.677)
Inert I It (Dia I I') In~ and Surplus
durlnc 1986 (P•1• 3. nne· 30. 1986 mlnu~
1986) (2.412.036)
1n1uranice In Force: Nltionwide C"-1!5. llM 20.
Cal 10 .... dolwl) 4,132.315,000
Accidltil & ...... pr-.niumt · ~ H • Cot. 1,
Unel) ~920..863 ~In Force:~....,.._,_.
6'191441Unt22. Cot 6) 315,712.562 ~end.....,_ snm1um1 ·ow.ct
~ . .__.,..
~. Unt 25. Cal 2) 43.541
We ..._ CerttfJ that the abottle hilint .,. In eccer .. ..,...,...._Nft-',, ,_. .... 'IW.,....
DtCAl•Mtll, t•medltoh...,,.,..Commlil1li.• Olttt.9111111-Cam41•-~to .... ....... ,. HUI, NllM,_ P\Midlril
..._ P. Oobrn•wa, ...._Of s.s.c1~ .... ..,,,r & Eac. VP
41039
4/234/30V15114 5121 Q2J4
TM:lllUlll __ " .........
._...._Ml'IHIDI D1f
, ...........
.-TC..A lA MESA Tm.£ a:Ml1MY •..,_.al,_. TNlllM
ilndtr ..................... "Wilt Will SW. AT PUil.iC AUCTION TO THl HIQHDT ll)O(Jt FOlt
CASH (In ._tormt ~we a.M......,lnttw lWMd
-) end/Of h c:Mhier"t, cm1lfted OI °""' c:f'9Cb tPKiled In CM1CodeSedlon2t24tt C'-1~11 In full It
the*'-d .... ) al~-. and 1t1t11• con..,. to
aind nowhMI by It undtlrlllid Died of TIUll...._ Pf\4*tY t.•--dltc:ribed: • TRUSTOR: MICHAEL MAFFEI
8EN£FlCIARY: WESTERN FED£AAl SAVINGS & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
recotded Sec*mber 14, 1983 u tnstr. No. ~18
of OfficW Records in the db°' the ---of Or-.
CouMy; laid deed°' trust describes the ~ A Subl..sehold esute in and to Lot 6 and the ~ 15 feet of tot 7 in baoctl 24 °' net m.
in the City of Newport a.ch. County d Oran91. S....
d CalHomia. • per map recorded in booll 23 Pfllt 5
and 6 of~ maps In the oMce of the~ Recorder of said County. Eacept the~, ..... ,.., 14 .... °'laid Lot 6. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
OATEO 8/30/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A
PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION~ THE
NATURE Of THE PROCUDtHG AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
423 lueonia Street. Newport Buch, Catifomia 92663
•<"a street address or common~ of property
is shown abcM, no wwranty is P.. • to its complN-
ness or correctness).· The beneficisy under said Deed
at Trost.~ r.ason at I breach Ot cMf..et in the ~IS
secured thereby, hetllllofote exec:&Alld and dehw9d to
the undersicJwd a written Oeciarltion of o.utt and
Demand for s.te. and written notice of defaltt and of
election to cw the undersisNd to sell said property
to satisfy said obtiptions. and thentafW the~
c:auud said notice of default and at -.c&n to be
recorded Januaty 9, 1987 as Instr. No. 87-14814 at
Official Records in the office of the Recorder at 0ranse
County.
Said s.ae will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, eJIPf8SS Of imptied,,....,.,. title potMS$ion,
or encumbrances. to pay the remai~ principal sum
of the "*(s) secured ~ said deed of Trust. with it•est
IS 1n said note pnwided, advances. if My, under the WYM
of said Deed at T Nit, f9es. charell and elll*'S8S of the
Trustee and of the trusts CtUted ~ said Deed of Trust
Said sale wifl be held on:
Thursct.y, U., 14, 1987, at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to
the buildinc loclled .. 601 South Lawis SlrMt. Oranse.
California 92668
At the time of the inlttal pubhcation at this notice, the
lrotal amount of the unpaid belanca of the obliptjon
secured ~ the abow described deed of trust and
estimmd CIOlb. .... ms. and ...... is '59.160.33.
It is paaible that .. the time of .... the opef ttrll bid
may be less ttwn the total indebe9dt-.s due.
If available, the expected open;,_ bid may be obtained
by cam,_ the followinc ~ numbers on the day
befOle the sale: (714) ~7 OI (213) 627-4865
o.te:AprillO, 1987
LA MESA TlnE COMPANY as said Trustee.
By T.O. SERVICE COMPANY, ltpnt
By Wanda McMillion, Assimnt Seaet.ary, 601 South
Lewis St.. <>ranee. CA 92668.. (714) 385-4700
4/23 4/30 5/7 0213
l·US25
STATDIUfT W MifWA. WM.,.,.,..,......,
OPDATM UNDD flC11.
TIOUI 9UllNOl NA.Ml
The fof lowi,_ petSOn has
withdrawn as a ceneral
partner from the partner·
ship operatlna under the
fictitious business name of:
COLLETT & PfNTO at 4220
Von Kaman Avenue, Suite
110, Newport Buch. C.h·
fomsa 92660.
Saul 8, Pintr>, a law cor-
poration, 1301 Owe Street,
Suite 720, Newport Beach.
C.ltfom;. 92660.
The fictitious business
name referred to above wa.s
filed in <>ranee County on 21
27 /86. Siened: Saul B.
Pinto, President
This statement was filed
With the County Clertt at
Or1nae County April 9,
1987
f302251
4123 4/30 517 S/14 0227
·~ AC!lllOUS WEIS
NW ITAl'IMINT
The toHowi"I persons are doefW ....,_..: MARIN-
ERS FINANCIAL. 27772
VisU .. i....,. Suitll 18,
Lake Miuion Viejo, CA
92692.
Meri.,., Group,. Callb·
n a corpcntion, • 21n2
V'tlta dlt LlllD. s.m. 11.
I.eke Mission Viejo, CA
92692.
This business is cort·
dueled bf.~
Sienect: MatlMt Group;
0.... °"'*" 111. ...... .....
The reslslnnts com·
,,.ICtd eo n..a bulf.
,.. under the flctiUous ...,..,_ ,... or ...,_
abowllonJulJ 1.1• .
n. .. 2 ·=· -ftled ..... .. ~ Clertl-Ol'Mll ~ Merdt 30, 1917
F311111 •m •1JO sn 511• 0229
•.me flCil 'ilOU$ .....
NW ITATIMIJIT
The followi,_ pet'50nS are
dolna business as: PENCE
INVENSTMENTS, 5000
O.rch Street. Suite 3000.
Newport Bach, California
92660.
Western Skylines o.vel·
opment Corporation. a C.11-
fornia corporation, 5000
S.rch Street. Suite 3000,
Newport Beach, C.ljfom~
92660.
This business is con-
ducted by a C«pota0on.
Sianed: Western Skytines
Development Colporation;
J Jeff Powe!I, ~l
The reaistrants com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
buS1ness name or MmeS
•hove on 2123187
Thts statement wu fited
With the County CleB of
Oranae County March 30.
1987
F339n4
4/23 4/30 517 5114 0230
,
.....
rc•n-• II II ----The Mc tw ...,.. is
..... bulil Ill K BUS6-
N£5S IOfTWAK ANO
QRMltCS. 3021·8 ~
Blvd .• to.ta Mesa, CA
92626.
Whw\ Chunl·Y• a.n. 8 f"...,._ IMM. CA 92714.
Thia businns i1 con·
ductlld by an individual.
--Wllon aw.. The'' lent is not~ tnnuc.1inl business. Thill 1111 ment was Ned
.. the County Cler1l of
e>r.,. County on April a
1981.
F340645
4130 sn s114 s121 0240
ACiiiiOUIMWIS ,.._ITl?"BIBIT
The tolloMu 11 pel'1IOf1 is
ti'W business as: PATIO
PETE. 3941 "'&" s. Bristol
SL, Suite JOI. Santa Ana,
CA92704.
Impact Const.. Inc.. •
California corporation,
3941 TS. BrislDf St, Suite
308. s.wta AM, CA 92104.
This busineH is con-
ducted by a corpcntion. ~ Imped Const., Inc.;
G.J. w~. Pntsident.
The re1istrant com-
maad to nnsaa busi·
ness under the fictitious
business n.-me °' names listed above on May 1,
1987.
This statement was filed
wM the County c~ of ar._ County on April 27.
1987.
F3'2163
4130 sn s114 5/21 0243
ntiiiiOUS WES!
NAllllTATEMENT
The ~ person is
<bill business a: ST AHD-
AAO MEMORIES, 2681 Kel-
Yin Ave., Irvine. ~ifomla
92714.
Tt..s.ta~. a
Califonti• corpo1alion,
2681 IWvin Awe.. Irvine,
C.tomia 92714.
This businns is con·
ducted by • COf poration.
$CMd; T rendata Corpcn·
tion; RicNnt A. Setto. Pru-...
The re1istrant com-
malCed to fnlnsac1 busi-
ness undef the fictitious
business name °' names listed llblwe on ions.
This ~ was filed
With the County CWk of
Or.,. County on April 16.
1987.
f341370
4130 5n s114 5121 0246
PUaJC NOT1C(
f1C11'10UI WESS
NAM£ STAu.NT
The tot~ per$Of'I is
doilll business as: NEW·
PORT YACHT BROKERS.
8o11 574 l (300 Grand
ean.I), Nempcwt 8eld\, CA
92662 cremocnur>.
8redY Brown. lOO GrMd c.nat. t•..,.,rt a.ch. CA
92662.
This business is con-
duald by 81\ indMlkaal.
The rqlstrant com·
lnllad '° trMUd bust·
netil under the ftditiQu$
~ ,_OI Mm8S ......... °" 3-1-1987. ~ .. Blwn. TNs•• ,..,._....,
..... ~a.tot ar..· 1COuncy °" ~
JC). lts7.
Be No. F'J3t747
4194/16~2'34/30 0174
... IC.ll:t.
HCiiitln•IIF • -·--" n.r1 ·w.-w• .............. THE
um.£ F\.OWPt, • fall =-Coaa Mela. CA
~ ..... Florinf, ..... ~o.a. ...... CA--l'Ma ~ .... 11 COfl· .._ __ h .... ..
n. N!lilbent com· ,., • .._ •• cl.._. ,_ ...... "'•'a•
11u•n111 -• ,_ ....... 31161S7. .... * 8' Aliltlll. bla·1ll ... _ ...
.. .. c.., °"" d o.m.. ..........
11..1111.
f'9Na.nne01
W411141D4/JO 018
..
c.wa.nua• mu--.m••TWY&uu•••• • 11~-.-i.-u llOllCl•~ua.a
YOU M£ IN OEfAUl.T UNOO A DUD Of TAUST DATED
41 lS/75 lN£SS YOU YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PROPERTY. fT MAY BE: SOLO AT A "*-IC SA&.£.
tf YOU NU.0 AM DPt.AHATION Of THE NATURE Of
THE PROCEEOtNGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD
CONTACT A lAWYDl
On 5115/87 Ill 9-..45 a.m. Securitr Allied S.W. • d&lfy
......., TNStle under and purlUd to o.ed cl Ttust.
Rec:oided on sn 115 as Oocumlnt no. 544' 8odl 11395 p._. 762 Of Official R8COf ds in .... OMceot tt. llc:oudel
ot arw,.. County, t.rJfamia, I :\Md by V£R!WLL£S
NEWPORT COMPANY, A PARTNERSHIP Will SEU. AT
PUBUC AUCTlON TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH ~ .t time of sale in ...,.,. maft81 ol U. UnMild
St.ms) pursuant to 2924-H ol-the c.lifomia Civil Code.
M THE MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY
COURTHOUS£. 100 CIVIC CENTER WEST, SANTA AHA.
CA 8" rilht. title and interest cart~ to and now held
by it under said Deed of Trust in the propertf lib alted
in Slid County. c.&ifomia ~the land therein:
PARCEL 1:
AU. Of THE MAL PROPERTY, IN THE CfTY Of NEWPORT
BEACH. ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. OESCRlBED AS
FOUOWS:
THAT PORTION Of LOT 172 IN 8lOCK l Of llMNFS
SUBOIVISION. IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT 8EACH,
COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. AS PER
MAP RECORDED IN 800t< l PAGE 88 OF MISCEU.ANE·
OUS MAPS, IN THE OfflCE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER
Of SAID COUNTY. DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE MOST WESTERLY CORNER Of
PARCEL 2. AS PER MAP RECOROEO IN BOOK 1 PAGE
35 OF PARCEL MAPS, IN THE OFFICE OF SAID
RECORDER. SAID CORNER BEING ALSO ON THE
C£NTERUNE Of SUPERIOR AVENUE AS SHOWN ON
SAID MAP; THENCE ALONG SAID CENTERLINE SOUTH
39 DEGREES 45 MINUTES 16 SECONDS WEST 1230: S3
FIET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY PROLONGATION Of
THAT CERTAIN COURSE CITED AS "'NOffTH 82 DEGREES
11 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST, 584.99 FEET"' FOR THE
NORTHERLY LINE Of THE LANO DESCRIBED AS PARCEL
lB IN THE FINAL ORDER Of CONDEMNATION,
RECORDED JANUARY 5. 1965 IN BOOK 7370 PAGE 86
OF OFFICIAL RECORDS. IN THE OFFICE Of SAID
RECORDER: THENCE ALONG PROLONGATION ANO SA.ID
NMTHERLY UNE SOUTH 83 DEGREES 01 MINUTES 50
SECONDS EAST. 620.16 FEET NORTH 87 DEGA£ES 00
MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST. 482.43 FEET. THENCE
NORTH 02 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 39 SECONDS WEST.
165..00 FEET. THENCE NORlH 29 OE.GAUS 40 MINUTES
59 SECONDS EAST. 185.71 FEET TO THE MOST
SOUTHERl Y LINE Of PARCEL 1 AS PER MAP RECOROED
IN 900I< 33 PAGE 42 Of PARC£L MAPS. IN THE OfFlCE
Of SAID RECORDER. SAID POfNT 8£1NG THE TRUE
POfNT Of BEGINNING; THENCE ALONG SAID SOUTH-
ERl Y LINE ANO ITS WESTERLY PROLONGATION SOUTli
89 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 36 SECONDS WEST. 151.95
FEET, THENCE SOUTH 29 DEGREES 40 MINUTES 69
SlCONDS WEST. 90.45 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 60
DEGREES 19 MINUTES 01 SECONDS EAST 132.00 f££T;
THENCE NORTH 29 0£GREES 40 MINUTES 59 SECONDS
EAST, 165. 71 FEET TO THE TRUE POfNT Of BEGINNING.
PARCEL It:
NON-EXCtUSIVE EASEMENTS APPURTU~ANT TO ANO
FOR THE BEHEflT Of PARCEL 1 FOR:
(A) INSTALLATION ANO MAINTENANCE Of UTILITIES
ANO DRAINAGE FACILITIES;
(8) INGRESS ANO EGRESS FOR PEDESTR~ BICY ·
CLES, AND OTHER NOH·MOTORtZEO EQUIPMENT;
(C) fUll ANO COMPlETE USE Of MCREA TlONAL
BUILDINGS, AREAS, IMPROVEMENTS ANO FACILITIES
FOR THEIR DESIGNED RECREATIONAL USE;
OVER THE fOllC>WiNG 0£SCR18£0 PARCELS A AHO B.
IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, ORANGE COUNTY.
DESCRIBED AS FOUOWS;
PARCEL A:
PARCEL 1. AS SHOWN ON A PARCEL MAP. IN THE omcE
Of THE RECORDER OF ORANGE COUNlY, CALIFORNIA.
ON DECEMBER 23. 1970 IN BOOf< 33 Of PARCEL MAPS
ON PAGE 42. Pl.US:
PARCEL 8:
THAT PORTION Of LOT 172 IN BLOCK l Of IRYIN~
SUBDIVISION, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH,
COUNTY OF ORANGE. STATE Of CALIFORNlA. AS PER
MAP RECOR0£0 IN 900K 1 PAGE 88 Of MlSC£1.J.AHE·
OUS MAPS, IN THE Off1CE OF THE COUNTY RECORO£R
OF SAID COUNTY. OESCR\80> A.S FOllOWS
COMMEHCtHG AT THE MOST WESTERLY CORNER Of
PARC£1. 2. AS P£R MAP RECORDED IN BOOK l PAGE
35 or PARCEL MAPS. IN THE OfFIC£ Of SAID
RECORDER, SAID CORNER BE.ING ALSO OH THE
CENTtRUNE OF SUPOIOA AVUtUE A.S SHOWN ON
SAID MAP; TH£NC£ ALONG SAID CENTERUNE SOUTH
l9 DEGREES 45 MtNUTtS 16 S£CONOS W£ST 310.00
FUT lO lM£ TRUE POtNT Of 8£GH•tfHG: THOa
CONTINUING Al.ONG SM> CfN1tRlJNE SOUTH 39
OOW'FS45MINUTES16 SECONDS W£ST. 92053 FEET
TO THE NORTHWESTOILY PIOU>NGATION Of TMAT
CERTAIN COUftSE CfTED AS -.orrH 82 O£GMIS 11
MINUTD 49 SECONDS WEST. !5k99 FtE1"' FOflt TH£
NOllTHERlY UNEOf THE lAND OESCaaD AS PMCEl
18 IN THE flNAl OROO Of CONDEMNATION
A£COM>m JAMJM1t 5, IMS IN BOOK 7370 PAGE 16
Of omctAL RECOftOS. IN TME OfflCE Of SAtO
RECGaJt rtmM.ONGSM>NOU>HGATIONANO
SAID NOllTHERlY UN( SOUTH 13 tiem'S 01 ...._
UTES 50 SfOJNDI EAST, 620.1' FUT Me~ P
DSMfDOOIMUTESll ss:cMJIUIT,4R43RET;
ntENCl*-'"02DmM'S51WJYISllSUONDS
WIST lta.00 F'EET: 1ltENCE NOlnlt 29 llEllllES 40
tiMUTtl H 9B:'QC)S EAST, IO.OO RO: THENCl
MClrl'H • OIWD 19 MM1TD 01 _..,... WDT,
lll.IOF&T;ttm"°"1M2'DSMID40WITES
st we»m EMJ, •• flU; nm *-'" • OE.a 9 WJTl'S • EGNDS fAST, 12..tl FfET
TO THl MOST IOUTHEaY a.. 01-"'°1 1 At PO
_._...., .. ._,,,_.UOfMOCE ~
IN lHl OfACl (JI UID llmMlllt 1MUU MONG
THE IOUTHDlY ,_ WWWllM.Y L..:I OF LAST
....,....., ff•CB IMP ntE RI LfC :SllG eotm
tar1H 00 .-n • wnD M 98:cNJS WEST,
11UO f&f, IOUTM • .-11 a ..ms l6 11CGM11 WDT lU.00.· .. ManH GO .._m 00 .......... -.r .... flET IOU1H. _.. ........ llOLW ...... RET • .., ......... 11•...nn•....-Wl!!L. n_. fllT 10 ntE TMJl '°""cw m P1•t0.
~ C: 1*1 .. ,.y .......... .., .. cw lOT in • aGat 1 t1 .. n
.-wt•Dll • TM( CITY OI __.GIT 1UCH.
APa. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSl~A MESA NEWSllRVINE TOOAV ... 11
COUNTY or OtMQ[. STATE OF CAlFORNIA. AS PER
MAP R£C0ADED IN 8C>C* l 'AGf: • Of MtSal.J.AHE.
OUS MAPS. IN THE OFnCE OF THE COUNTY R£COM>ER
Of WO COUNTY. 0£SCAt8ED AS FOU..OWS:
COMMOtCING AT TH£ MOST WES I ERlY CORNER Of
PAACn 2, AS P£R MAP RECORDED IN BOOK l PAGE
35 Of ftARCEL MAPS. IH THE OFFICE OF SAID
RECORDER. SAID CORNER BEING ALSO ON THE
CENTEtUNE Of SUPERIOA AVENUE AS SHOWN ON
SAID MAP: THENCE ALONG SAID CENTEMJNE SOUTH
39 DEGRE£S 45 MINUTES 16 SECONDS W£ST, 1230.53
FEET TO THE NORTHW'EST'ERl Y PROlOHGA TlON OF
THAT CERTAIN COURSE arm AS "NORTH 82 DEGREES
11 MIHUTES•9 S£C0H0S W£ST. 584.99 FEET' FOR THE
NORTHERLY UN£ Of TH£ LAND DESCRIBCO AS PARCEL
18 IN THE FINAL ORDER Of CONDEMNATION
RECORDED JANUARY 5, 1965 IN BOOK 7370 PAGE 86
Of OFFICIAL RECORDS, IN THE OFFICE OF SAID
RECORDER; THENCE Al.ONG SAID PROt.ONGA TION ANO
SAID NMTHERLY LINE SOUTH 83 DEGREES 01 MIN·
UTES 50 SECONDS EAST, 620.16 FEET AND NORTH 87
DEGREES 00 MINUTES 21SECONDSEAST1222.43 FEET
TO THE NOfrrHEAST CORNER Of SAIO PARCEL 18, SAlD
CORNER BEJNG ON THE WESTERLY LINE Of PARCfl
1 OF THE LAND DESCRIBED IN THE DEED TO THE
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL OF ORANGE COUNTY,
RECORDED fEBRtJAAY 8.1946INBOOK1393 PAGE 20
Of OfflCIAL RECORDS. IN THE OFFICE OF SAID
RECOROER; THENCE ALONG SAID WESTERLY LINE THE
fOU..owtNG COURSES: NORTH 26 DEGMIS 31 MIN·
UTES 09 SECONDS WEST. 149.45 FEET IN THE BEGIN·
NING Of A TANGENT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHWES·
TERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 514.46 FEET.
NORTHWESTERlY ALONG SAID CVRVE THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE Of 12 DEGREES 32 MINUTES 20
SECONDS AN ARC DISTANCE Of 112.59 FEET TO THE
BEGINNING Of A REVERSE CURVE CONCAVE NOR·
THEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 409 51 FEET.
NORTHWESTERl Y ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A
CENTRAL ANGLE or 15 DEGREES 42 MINUTES 15
SECONDS AN ARC DISTANCE Of 112.24 FEET. NORTH
23 DEGREES 21 MINUTES 14 SECONDS WEST 252 95
FEET TO THE BEGINNING Of A TANGENT CURVE
CONVACE NORTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS Of
1000.00 FEET; NORlHWESTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE
THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE Of 00 DEGREES 48
MINUTES 08 SECONDS AN ARC DISTANCE Of 14.00
FEET TO THE TRUE POINl Of BEGINNING; CONTINUING
NORTHWESTERLY ALONG SAID CURVE THROUGH A
C£HTRAl AHGl.E Of 12 DEGREES 01MINUTES56 AN
ARC DISTANCE OF 21000 FEET. ANO NORlH 10
D£GRE£S3l MINUTES lOSECOHOSWEST, 1276 FEET,
TO THE MOST EASTERLY CORNER Of PARCEL 1 AS PER
MAP R£COAOEO IN BOOK l3 PAGE 42 OF PARCEL MAPS.
IN THE OfF1CE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER Of SAID
COUNTY; THENCE ALONG THE SOUTHERLY ANO
EASTERLY LINES OF SAID PARCEL THE FOLLOWING
COURSES: NORTH 89 DEGREES 59 MINUTES 36
SECONDS WEST.177 .43 fEET'. ANO SOUTH 00 DEGREES
00 MINUTES 24 SECONDS EAST 312.88 FEET. THENCE
NqnH 67 DEGREES 26 MINUTES S4 SECONDS EAST
258..20 F££T TO TH£ TRUE POINT Of BEGtNHING.
PAAO£LO;
THAT PORTION Of LOT 172 IN 8l.OCK 1 Of IRYIN~
SUBOIV1SK>N. IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH,
COUNTY Of ORANGE. STATE OF CALIFORNIA. AS PER
MAP RECORDED IN 900K 1PAGE88 OF MISCEUANE·
OUS MAPS. IN THE OfRCE Of THE COUNTY RECOROCR
Of SAID COUNTY. DESCRtBED AS fOUOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE MOST WESTERLY CORNEA Of
PAAttl 2. AS PER MAP RECOROED IN 800IC 1 PAGE
35 Of PARCEL MAPS. IN THE OFFICE Of SAID
RECORDER. SAID CORNER BEING ALSO ON THE
CENTERLINE Of SUPERIOR AVENUE AS SHOWN ON
SAID MAP; THENCE ALONG SAID CENTERLINE SOUTH
39 DEGREES 45 MINUTES 16 SECONDS WEST 1230 53
FEET TO THE NORTHWESTERLY PROLONGATION Of
THAT CERTAIN COURSE CITED AS 9NORTH 82 DEGREES
11 MINUTES 49 SECONDS WEST. 584 99 FEET" FOR THE
NORTliERL Y UNE Of THE LANO DESCRIBED AS PARCEL
18 IN THE FINAL ORDER OF CONDEMNATION
RECORDED JANUARY S, 1965 IN 9001( 7370 PAGE 86
OF OFFICIAL RECOROS, IN THE OFFICE OF SAID
RECORDER; THENCE ALONG PROLONGATION ANO SAID
NORTHERLY LINE SOUTH 83 DEGRE£$ 01 MINUTES 50
SE.OONDS EAST. 620 16 f[ET AND NORTH 87 DEGREES
00 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EASl, 482.43 FEET TO THE
TRUE POINT Of BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUING
ALONG SAID NORTHERl Y LINE NORTH 87 DEGREES 00
MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST. 740.00 FE£T TO THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID PARCEl lB. SAID
CORNER 8£1NG ON THE WESTERLY LINE OF PAACEL
1 Of THE LANO DESCRIBED IN THE DEE> TO THE
PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL Of ORANGE COUNTY.
RECOM>ED F£BRUAA'Y 8, 1946 IN BOOK 1398 PAGE 20
Of omctAL RECORDS. IN THE omcE Of SAID
REC0R00t THENCE ALOHG SAID WESTERl Y LINE THE
FOUOWIHG COURSES: NMTH 26 DEGREES 31 MIN·
OTES 09 SCCONOS WEST. 149.45 FEET TO THE
8EGINNIHG ~A TAMGEHT CURVE CONCAVE SOUTH·
WESrER1 Y HAY*G A RADtUS Of 514.46 FllT; NORTH·
WESIDa..Y ALONG SAID CURVE THflOUGH A C€NTRAl
AHGl.E Of 12 O€GMES 32 MINUTtS 20 S£00N0S AN
ARC Dl$TAHC£ Of 112..59 F£IT TO TH£ BEGINNING
Of A~ CURVE CONCAVE NOfm4EASTtRLY
HAWtG A RADIUS OF 409.Sl NORTHWESTERlY AlOHG
SM> CURVE nwlOGH A C£NTRAl ANGl£ Of 15
O(QIUS 42 MtHUTts 15 SECONDS AH MC otSTANCE
Ol 112.24 f'EET ~ 23 ~ 21 MINtm:S. 41
SUONOS WEST, 252..15 10 THl llEGla..O Of A
TMQEXT Ct#M CONCAVE NOlt1'HEASTOLY HAWtG
A IW*JS Of 1000.00 FUT; NG ~y
nw>UQH A COC11W. NO.£ Of 00 DmMES 48
..m5 08 SlCOMJS AH NIC oesTAHCE Of 14.00
FUT; lHEMCl SOUTH 67 DEGIUS 26 lllMNUTtS S.
se:DDS WIST m.20 fm 10 1ME WfStOl.Y t.1i1E
OI PMCB. l Al PO llMPAU.tJMm .. 80C* 33 MGC 42 OF MICE S fllWIS. It TH( OfFU Of THE COUNTY
l!flX.a or IMO ~ THEMC£ MJlftG THE
E.Alml.Y NelOUTHOLYUNESorSM>PMC£1. THE
FOU.Cl ••• COUMD: 90UTH 00 D£Gll£D 00 .....
UTtS M SIQlW EAST 12.12 FUT. SOUTH 89
08mES •_,ya• SlJOON)S WEST 11.00 FUT
90U1M • DBNES 00 ....ms M S:aQlllOS EAST,
110.00 fUT, #fO SOU™ • me•ES 9 ...uTtS 3' tlUW WOT 32.00 FUT THENCE 90Un4 21
··•s40WITD9SECOMOSWIST, l&n Fm:
TtmlOU'n4•1JEiWESB...u11SllaalNOS
EMT. taooFUTTOTHETilUE "*'TOI lml a•tG..
Wtmt IMIJW.Wl'SMl SET taR'r'H .. OETM. IN THE
OB:l 'MTIONOl~~MSTMC
TOll MO UMMDITS fOllt Wlllt' 1 IS OM THl
IURS Al ...... DlCUT£D OM llMCH S. lt7l """~-.... ~ 1911 ~ MmltW'NT
HO. 2181, RECOll)S Of OMNGE COUNTY. CAl.JfOftNIA.
AHO ASAMENOEDANO RESTATED BY M INSTRUMENT
DATED APRIL 8, 1971. NtO R£COADED ON ~ 12.
1971 AS lMSTROMEHT NO. 8465. IH 8()()1( 9602 PN;E.
747. REOOROS Of ORANGE COUNTY, CAUFORNIA.
EXCEPT AS TO (A) AHO (8) N1tNE. IMY PORTION
THER£.Of OH WHICH IMPAOYEMENTS AR£ LOCATED.
PARCEL Ill:
A NOH·f:XClUSNE £ASEMENT APPURTEtWfl TO AND
FOR THE BEHEFIT Of PA.RCEL l fOA VEHICULAR
ACCESS. ttGESS AND EGRESS OVER SUCH PORTIONS
Of THE PROPERTY AS 0£SCRJBED ABOVE WHICH HAVE
BEEN MADE SUBJECT TO THE NON-OCLUSIVE EASE·
MENTS GRANTED AS PARCR II. AS ARE FROM TIME
TO TIME IMPROVED W1TH PRIVATE STREETS.
FOR INFORMATION ONLY: CODE NO: 07072, AP NO .
423-011-07.
The street address a.nd othef common desenation. if
Any, of the real property described abc:Ne is purported
to be: 900 CAGNEY LANE
NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
. The undersianed Trustee disclaims .rry liability for 8lf't
incorrectness of the street address and attw co 11mou1 desicNltion. if lilf'1, shown ~n.
Said saJe will be made. but without OIM!fnant °'
warranty, express 011mpfied, reprdi~ titJe, pmwssion,
or encum~as to P9Y the remainilll princio.s sum of
the note(s) secured by saJd Deed al Trust wrth interest
thereon, .s prcMded in said note(s) advances, tf *""·
under the tem'5 of the Deed of Trust. fMs, estimated
chartes and expenses of the Trustee and of the trust
created by said Deed al Trust ~
$238,056.09
The beneficwy under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and detrv«ed to the ~ a wntten
Dectarabon of Default and o.n.nci for Sate and a wntten
Notice of Oefallt and DectJon to Sell. The underscned
caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be
recorded in the county whele the real property is located
SECURfTY Al.LIED SERVICES, as T~. 5342 Acnes
Avenue. North Hollywood, California 91607. (818) 980-
4412
DATE. 04/10187 By: ANITA ARIAS
TRUSTEE SALES OfflCER
4/23.4/30,517 0235
11'190
NOT1Cl or 11tUSTE£'S SAL.£
NO. I02Jl
PfC NO. 11231
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
DATED AUGUST 1, 1983. UNLESS YOU TME ACTION
TO PAOTECT YOUR ~. IT MAY BE SOlO AT A
PUBUC SALE.. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION°' THE
NATURE Of THE ~~NG AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWVER.
On MAY 22. 1987 at 9.45 AM, PE£U..E flNAHC1Al
CORPORATION as duly appointed T n1S11ee under and
pursuant to Deed of T rug recorded AUGUST 12. 1983
as inst. No. 83-3516 7 4 of Official Reooros 1n the office
of the County Recof der of ORANGE County, CatlfomJ&,
WILL Sill AT PUBUC AUCllOff TO HIGHEST BIOOER
FOR CASH. CASHIER'S CHECK OR camAEO CHEOC.
CHECKS DRAWN BY A CREDIT UNION. SAVINGS ANO
LOAN ASSOClATION. A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. OR
SAVINGS BANK. Mlthoraed to do bu:smess tn the st*
of c.titorrva, ~ • ltme of uAe en lawfut money of
the United Slates. lit: THE MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE
TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 700 CMC CENTER
WEST. SANT A ANA. CA
all ritM. title and utterest contteyed to and ,_,., ~
by it under said Deed of Trust in the propetty described
u
EXHIBIT ·A·
A Condom10tum composed at
PARCEl NO l
Unrt No B. ~of oerta.n ~and surface
etements, as shoM1 and descnbed in the Condommium
PW! ( .. P\an"') for St. Andf'e'.s V1lla&ie. 1n the Cdy of Newoort
Buch. which Pbn wn recorded on Man::.h 10. 1980. as
Instrument No. 9176 of Officsal ~s of 0ra,..e County.
~hfomia.
PARCEL NO 2
An undMded one-tenth (l/lOth) tee simpte interest
as a tenant in Qlmmon tn and to all of the real PftlP8rtY.
1ndud•il1 Without hm1tabon the common areas defined
in the decWmon refeued '° bekJw. in Paree 1. as r.howrl
on a maip filed on September 2 1. 1979, 111 Book 138,
PlllJS 23 ID 24 .ndustw. of Parcel Maps. 1n the office
of the Or..,.. County Recorder
EJlceptifW tteeftom Units A-H. J & K. as r.howrl on
the Plwl.
Uc:cit all oil. ps ~ hydrocabon substances and
otNr mil.,., ,.tlt5. without ~. the riCht '° enter
the SUfface ol said lend cto.n '° • d~ al 550 fleet
from the Sl#f-=e thereat, 8S I 111 \led by 50 l St. Andrews
Pwtrws. • G.wlil ~. '" the Deed recorded C>aobw lS. 1980, In Book. 13780, .,. 1185, Of'r.cial
RetUlds.
APNl-937 -22.-<)02
TNSIDr. ~ R. PARRlHO ANO IRENE 0 PARRINO
Al9aJtd OMW'. SAME AS A80YE
The slr'lllt addless and att. commou ...... ......,., d
any, of the ,... ~ desoat.d ....,.. i.s purpoftid
'°be: 497 18 ST ANDA£WS RO.. NEWPORT BEACH. CA
92663
The UI ...... TNltle disdaims flf'J ~far any
itco,..,_ of the .-.. addlMS end oe. common
~-any . .,. ....
Slid ult WI be meda, b&at .._,. CCMI-OI
_,...., ... WOliqllild.i I diilllWl.illDlll l1llli ..
ot~~--'911eur••n · aafhnalll(I)
l9C&ftd by lllid o.t at Tn.11.; '*" • PIWdld in s.id l"*(t>-••ca. ilfany. undlrh.,...af_. Deed
olTNll. .... d-.and ••1 I tlhT~mnd
ol h tr'Ulll a · 1 bJ lllid Died cl Tn&
Al ...... cl .......... icllion cl .. ftClllice. ..
IDllll ....,... cl ._ U...... tilh a ol the ct'fs a·••
WIUf9CI .., ................. died af """ ...
nfr ••• d ~ .. 1 111 lftd ...,ICI& ia S110.m..o..
The blMlcillJ _., lllid Died cl TNll ._ ' 'a e
llC .... Mddll&udtottlia ....... a ...
Dldliilaiuncl~....SO..Wict'-W..•·~ Hallee d Dllll* ... Dlc:tlalft .. Sii. n. .........
~--~lll>lllMlllindtlkll1 otDWtDbe ... ... -................ ..._..__ ..... ,.._COD t etc 1111. fUUE fWWCW.. COii CM
TIC*.191 EAST ._._TON AV(. CAllWlnl. CAW, .... ~--0.: Ara. 23. 1917.
Pm.£ f1WMCW.. OORPORATIOtt. l1NS1tE. OW«
ltM:I(.. VU PMSUNT
4/30 Sl15./14 OMI
(
llOllCIOf11135WIW llUl1&ULl---On M9y 21. 1917 • .t 1Ck00 A.M. C.0.1161_... L:.nct Title
Co., • duly appWMd TNllM unds and punuant ID
Deed of Trust wvtlKt by..,._.£.; Uwis end o.bcnh
Lewis.-husblnd and wlfll es joint ....,. a Trusw for
the beNfit and Mady of Biii* of Neaport a a.ne-
ficiary, dllted Juty 28. 1981, Md recolded • tnltNment
No 44288. Book 14163 Jiiiie 582 on Juty 31, 1981. of
official Records in the Office of the Cou"'1 RliOOf dllf of
Or.,. County, StMe of Cafffomia.
wtU SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HtGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH. CASHIER'S CHECI( M CERTIFIED
CHECK (P9Yable at time of sale in lllWhll mon1y of the
United Stllta), M:
In the rear courtyard of Continental Land Title
Comp8ny-1015 N. Main Street. Santa Ana, Califum~
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST OR
MORTGAGE DATED July 28, 1981. UNLESS YOU TAKE
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AH EXPLANATION Of
THE NATURE OFTHEPROCEEDINGSAGAINSTYOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A lAWYER.
All ri&twls. title and interest conweyed to and now heki
by it under said Deed of Trust in the~ situated
in said County and State described as:
Lot 1027 of Tract No. 907, in the City of Newport Beech,
County of <>ranee.. State of California. as shown on a map
recorded in Book 28, Paps 25 ID 36, inclusiwt ol
Miscellaneous Maps. in the office of the County Recoder
"'<>ranee~. Carlfomia. The street address and other common desianMion. if
any, of the real property described above is purpofted
to be: 216 Yta Diion · Newport Beach, Ca.
THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE DISCLAIMS ANY LIA-
BILITY FOR INCORRECT INFORMATION FURNISHED.
That said sale is m.iie without awenant or warranty
reprdin& title, possession or encumbrances, °' as to
i nsurability of titte.
That total amount ol the unpaid baJance ol s.aKt
obligations ttwethef' with advanca, and estimated costs
and expenses is $179,462.14.
That Notice of breach of said obliption and election
to sefl said real property was recorded as lnsttument No.
86--6(7819 on Dec. 30, 1986, of Official Records in the
Office ol the County Recotder of Ora,. County, sate
ol California.
Trustee or party conductin& sa'8:
Continental Land Title Company
1015 North Main Stre9t
Santa Ana, California 92701
(71<1) SlS-5575
Atten: FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT
0ate9: April 27, 1987
BV:Continental Land Title ComPMlY. Trustee
Donna J. Thomas. Fd. Manaeer
SPS 7'058
4/30 sn 5/14 0257
UHM
NOTICE OF TllUITU"l IAU
T..l..ML•1147
TWUl10lt ---....... f'. YOU ARE IN DEFAUl. T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST,
DATED JUNE 25, 1984. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, rT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXfll.ANATION Of THE
NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONT ACT A LAWYER.
On May 22. 1987, .. 9:45 A.M .• REUABLE INVESTMENT
CORPORATION, A California Corporation as duly
appo;tlllld Trustee under and pursu.nt to Deed of Trust
recotded My 11, 1984, as inst. No. 84-284472. ol Official
Reconis in the office ol the QJunty Rec:Clfder ol ~
County, Stllte ol California, Executed by RONALD F.
MERLINO, WILL SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTlON TO HtGHEST
BIDDER FOR CASH ~ at time of Mlle in -.wful
money of the Un.ad Stllbes) Ill the Main (North) E.iltlm
to the County Couttt1ouse, 700 CMc c..... ..... s..wta
Ana, California aJI rilht.. title Md .,.._ ~ to
and now held by it under said Deed al Trust in the Pftl08ftY
situated in said County and State described a:
A LEASEHOlD EST ATE AS CREATED SY THAT CERT AlN
LEASE/SUBLEASE. DATED f'EBRUARY 1. 1973. EXE·
CUTED BY THE IRVINE COMPANY. A W£ST VIRGINIA
CORPORATION, AS LESSOR(S) AND HAAOl.D NEWMAN
ANO MARILYN NEWMAN, HUS8ANO AHO WIFE, AS
JOINT TENANTS AS l.ESSEE(S), RECOROEO APRIL 12.
1974 IN BOOK 11117 PAGE 585. Of Of'F1CIAl RECORDS,
ANO AMENDMENTS THERETO AND AS FURTHER
AMENDED BY THAT CERTAIN STAHOAAO AMENDMENT
TO REStDENTlAL LEASE AHO OPTION TO PURCHASE
RECOROED PURSUANT TO THE JuoeMENT ENTERED
ON SE.PTEMBER 30, 1983, OUT Of ORANGE COUNTY
SUPERIOR COURT CASE NO. 37-lo.66. ENTITUD lOUlS
E. SCOTT, ET. Al VS THE UMNE CO/MfWtt,A MICHIGAN
CORPORATtON, ET. AL. A COf1V Of WHICH OltOER ANO
AMENDMENT WERE RECOROCD SEPTEMBER 30, 1t83
AS INSTRUMENT NO. 83_.329760f Of'RCW.. RECORDS.
FOR A TERM Of 55 YEARS, COMM£MCING SEPrEM8ER
30, 1983, UPON THE TERMS. C0Y0WnS. <X*OIT10NS
AND PROVISIONS PROVIDED IN THE •AMENOMENT'9.
IN ANO TO THE FOLLOWING DESatt8ED PAOflERTY:
PARC£L 1:
LOT 36 Of TRACT NO. 7lfi7, IN TH£ CITY Of NEWPORT
BEACH, COUNTY Of ORANGE.. STATE Of CAUFOAHIA.
AS P£R MAP RECORDED IN 800t( 305 PAGES 45 TO
SO Of MISCEUAHEOUS MAPS. IN THE OfflC( Of TH£
COUNTY R£COROER Of SAID COUNTY.
PA.ACEl.2:
AN APPUR'TAHENT NON-OCWSIVE EASEMtNT RM
INGRESS AHO EGRESS THROUGHOUT LOT 41 OF.TRACT
NO. 7167. tN THE cm Of NEWPORT IEACH. COUNTY
OF 0MNGE. STATE Of CAUfOMIA. AS PO WI
R£COADm IH BOOK 305 PAGES 41 TO 50 01 Ml9CEl.-
l.AHEOUS MAPS. IN THE OFF1CE Of THE OOUNTY RECOADER Of SM> COUNTY.
DCO'f FROM 80TH PAACU.S' 1 ANO 2 NlltNf. AU.
Oil. OI. AIGHTS. MINERAL RIGHTS. •ruut GAi. NATURAL GAS RUfTS NCl OTltUt ~
f1'f WHATSOEVER NAME KNOWN THAT MAY IE Wilt•
OR UNDO THE PARCEL Of lANO HOONMCM
otsc.80>. TOGETHER WITH Tff£ P£Rfl£TUAl RIGHT_
OF DM..UHQ, MINING. EXfl\DRING ANO OPdATING
THEAUORAHO REMOVING THE SMt£ FROM MIO LAND
OR N4Y OTHER LANO. INCWOtNG THE RtQHT TO
WHIPSTOCKOR OIR£CTlONAUY ORk.LMO MtNEFROM
LANDS OTHER ntAN THOSE Hf:REINA80Y£ DES-
CRIBED, OtL OR GAS WEU.S, TUNNELS AHO 9WTS
INTO, THROUGH OR~ THE SUBSUAfAa: Of THE
LANO HER£1NA8CWE 0£.sCRIBED, ANO TO BOTTOM
SUCH WHIPSTOCKEO OR DIRECTIONALLY DRILLED
-~--~--
WEU.S. TUNflEI SAND 9HAF1I UNOBt MD IPEATH 0. l(YONO THE EXTERIOR UNITS THOEOF. AHO TO
MDII~ 11£TUNN£t.. EQUIP. MAINTAIN. 1£PAIR,
DEEPEN AHO OPOAT£ AHY SUCH WELLS OR MINES.
WITHOUT. H0WEY0t. THE ltlGHT TO OM.&:. MIN£. EXPlOR£ AMO OPERATE THROUGH TH£ SURFACE OR
THE UmR 500 ft£T Of TH£ SUBSUlf'ACE CW THE
LAND HER£1NA8CM: DESCRl80>, AS ROEJMD IN THE
DEED FROM THE IRVINE CIJllllW4V. A WEST VIAGtNIA
COAPORATION TO EUCIJO.BAU. CO •• A CAUfORNIA
CORflORATIOH R£CORDEDSEr1t.MBER20, 1974, BOOk
11247 PAGE 95 Of Of'FlCIAL 11£COROS.
The *-* addless Md Oltw common ~ if
"""· of the ,.., ~ dllll:ribed .. s purported to be': 2927 Pwta; Ne...,rt 8eKh. Califomie.
The underliCned Trustlle dlscWms 111'1 11-bUity for any
i~ ol the str9llt .tdress and otrw common
desicnltion. if f/IY'/, shown herein. ..
Said ule will be made, but withOut awenant °' watranCY. express or imo'ied, reprdins title, possession,
or encumbtances, to pay the remaininl principal sum
at the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with interest
thereon. as prcMded in said note(s), advances. if any,
under the terms of said Deed al Y rust. fees. dwwes and
expenses of the Trustee and al the trusts cruted by said
DeedalTNll
The teal amount ol the unpaid balanceolthe obliption
secured by the ptOpefty to be sold Md rwonable
estimMed costs. ...,._ Md ._as •the time al
the initial publiclltion ol the Notice of Sale is $33.502 06. The benefia.y under uid Deed of lrust .._..,.,,.
executed and delivenld to the undersilned • written
Oeclar.tion ol Default and Demand for Sale. and a written
Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undlni&ned
caused said Notice of Default and Election IO Sell to be
rect>fded in the county where the real Pfoperty is located.
Date: April 2, 1987
RELIABLE INVESTMENT CORPORATION
as saKI Trustee
3660 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Anaeles. CA 90010
(213) 666-2525
By RIC NAJARIAN, Trustee's Sale Offleer ·
4 /30 5/9 5/1<1 0238
FIC ii I IOUI 8lll•IESI
NW STATEMENT
The toHoiMns person is doinl business as: BROWN
AND ASSOCIATES, 211
~Ave.. Corona del
Mar. Calif. 92625.
Thomn Joleph Brown,
211 ...,._. A-., Cor-
ona def Mar, Cllif. 92625.
This buslneu is con-
ducted by an individual.
Sianed: Thomas Joseph
Brown.
The ntailtnWlt is not )'It
~busiNss. 'Thia It I ,_. ._ flied
with the ~ Ca.ti ~ Or-.. ~on April 20,
1987.
F341595
4123 4130 sn s11• 0214
l..JDll
STA91TmOll~!arrrr ...... , .............
WM. ... NaTllOll•
OflltA1-....... flCn.
110U1••11 ......
The folowii11 perlOft ..
withdr._n as • senetel
pertns from the swtns·
ship OC*Mif'll under .... fictitious .,..... ..... ol:
CANNERY SELF-STOftAGE
ASSOCIATES at 23712
Bil1cher r:>rM.. Sulle e. EJ
Tcwo, CA 92630.
The fictitious business
name refel•-' to abcJW was
filed in Or-. Coonty on
March 11, 1986. File No.:
Fl03271.
Westcom~
Inc., I Nftada lnc:otpOr•
tion, 23712 1111Cher om..
~ e. El Toro, CA 92630.
Sicned: Watoom Oewll·
opment. Inc.; Eupne M.
SWcwd,Presidenl
This .......... -flied wfth tM ~ a.ti of
Orat'\19 Coumy A,prit 7,
1987.
'123 4/30 sn 5/14 0211
ASSOCIATES at 23712
8it1d1er Drive. Suite 8, El
Toro. CA 92630. Eueene M. SWcwd, 23712
Birtcher DrM. Suite 8, El
Toro, CA 92630.
The fictitious business
name referred to abcM was
filed in Or.,. County on
Match 11, 1986. File No.:
F303271.
SCned: Eueentt M. s.ord.
This ~nt was filed
with the County Ctwk of
Orance County Aprll 7.
1987.
4/23 4/30 sn 5114 9!218 I
W..ncaOF
AYAIVlmnYOIUll Ml .....,
The 1987 ...... ,....tof
The Van Sii 1 iw1k PcJunda.
tion tor runr.•w the Arts
al Hollllld is ... , .... the
eddrn5 ~ below, tor '""**'" cMinl normal buli.-hours by """ citi-
ien who so leQI iests within
180 days .tw pubtication
ol the notice al its availabil·
ity.
The Van 5'11nwJtt Foun-
dation for Furtherins the
Alts Of Holend. c/o eo.en,
Mcð. Inc., 2001 N.
G.:-.y Ave.. Pomona. CA
91767.
4/30 0241
.... under the flctitioul
bullfma neme Had llbcM
on Jin. n. 1987.
Thia .....,.,.. -fi6ed wittt the County C'-' ol °'Ml' County on April 15.
1917.
Ale No. F341295
4130 sn 5/14 5121 0250
c..--
IYA.,_., •MM-
DOf IFIJ OI U. Of RC-
nnoua • 111 ·--The .....,.•....-n tm et.m• tM UM of the
fictitioua bulinesa Nme:
WORO POftCTION, 25542
~ Alie .• Mis&ion Ylejo,
CA92691.
Janice Goldbera Ross,
25542 AltM9 Ave.. Mission
YMlio. CA 92691.
TM busineu was con·
ducted by an individual.
Si1ned: Janice Goldber1
Rou.
The fictitious business
neme Alfemld to abcwe was
Ned with the County CSettt
of Or-. County on 1 ·28-
87.
f"ite No. F334074
4/30 Sn 5/14 5/21 0251
1-'*51
PUa.IC NOTICE
FlCiiiiOUI .....
NAME STA'llMUfT
The totaowinc penons Me
doinc business as: FOOT-
HILL AND JUNCTION
ASSOCLATES. a earrtom~
General Partnership, #13
Corpor• Ptaza, Suite 200,
Ne~ Blech, CA 92660.
Stephen C. Hopkins.
T ruAl9. or MY S..ccessor
Trusaee al the STEPHEH C.
ANO DENISE HOPKINS
TRUST, under Oece..tion
of Trust dMld October 24,
1980, and as amended,
2553 MoliecoOrM, LlsuM
a.ch, CA 9'2651.
MMIMln Corpontion. a
Californ~ corporation,
2509'2 Buckbolrd Line, l.asuna Hilts, CA 92653.
This business is con-
dudld by a ....... pwt-
l*lhip. Si1P.ct FOOTHIU.
ANO JUNCTION ASSO-
CIATES, • California
Gerwal Partnenhip; Ste-
phen c. Hoolcins. G9ner8'
Partner.
The re1istrant com-
,.,. ad ID transact bust-
ness under the fictitious
business rwne lisllld abowe
onJen.1.1~ .,........,_lllwftled
., the eounar an of
Or"'lll eounty on Alwff 17.
1917.
f""8ND.f341573
4/30 517 5114 5121 0252
fCllSIOUI• £11111 ._ITA.._J
The folcMil• ..,.., Is doif'll ......_ aa: Pl.EASE
LEASING. 9431 ......_.
Dr., H.B., CA 92646.
James C. Wtfson. 9.ul
Mokihana Dr .• H.B .• CA
92646.
This business is con·
ducted by •n individual.
Sianed: J•mes C. Wilson.
The re1is1rant com-
melC:ed ID ~ busi·
ness under the f!Ctitious
business name or names
listed 1boYe on 4/21187.
This 5tatement wn filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranp County on April 27.
1987.
F342162
4/30 5n 5114 5121 0245
·~ PUM.ICNOTICE
flC ii lllOUI .......
NAME ITATllmlT
The foHowi .. penons are
doin& business a: PACIAC
MINT, 2101 OcNe Street.
Newport Beach. California
92660.
Oon C. Edler, 31972 Vir-
ain~ Way, South Lacuna.
California mn. Ooustas J. Rua. 1184
Redland Road, Newport a.en. California 92660.
This business is con-
duded by a ..,.,., pert·
nership. Si&ned: Don C.
Edler.
This ~ .. filed
~ the County Clertl al Or-. County on April 21,
1987.
File No. F341756
4130 sn 5/14 5121 025o' .....
flClllllOUI ••1111 MMllTAiaun
The ............. ..
a.bulil-.a&:B'f~
Ol£ GLO, M4tl5 ~
lJNMm. o.n. Point. CA
92629. .... J . ....,, 2A372
.....-.o.n.~CA
92629. c.oa A. ......,, 243"72
8ll1*tol. 0.. Painl. CA
92629.
,
1l* .. ]' Ill -OM-dudlld.., .............
Si9.te.alA......, . ",....,,·•-tied ....... ~etnol
GrWWI ~on APrl 24.
1-7. n. No. ™2070
4130 sn SI 14 5121 0255
111•• w ....
FK:llUW • 11111• ..... mm" The Wb i • ...,...,.
dolns business as: DEL
LAGO PARTNERS, 25401
Cabot Ro9d. Su~ #104.
Ucune Hila. CA 92653.
De Lapp Development
Corp., a Calif. Cor PotltiOrl.
23901 V• ~.Mission Y..;o, CA 92692. Y.,._,. P. HowMy, 22721
lsiamlf9 Lane. El Toro, CA
92630.
This business is con-
ductlld by ...... pwt.
nershio. 5i1ned. De lapp
Oeto 1ll)l)m8nt Corp.; Dun-
can P. De Lapp. Prwsident.
The re1istrants com-
menced ID transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name listed above
on 03/31/87.
This stMliment -filed with the County Ctn ol 0rwwe County on Apil 7,
1987.
File No. F340429
4/30 5n s11<1 5121 0256
W.ICMOTU
flCiii iOUI MJlll Ell
.-1TATDmlT
The toloMrll pwson is
doitW bulinesa as; (A) AO
BURST. (8) CHMlES MAL-
COLM VIDEO PROOUC-
TIO~ A-CHARUS MAL-
COM VIDEO
PAOOUCT10N$, 1599 82
~Ave.. Com .....
CA92627.
Chertel ....,..,,, 1599
82 Superior Ave., Com
Mesa. CA 92627.
This business Is con-
duc:a.d bw -iindiiwidu9I. Sillned: a..t1i I ... c otlft,;
The r ,.._. ia naa,-nwtil•......._
Thia tkl ..... -Ned with the Count, a.. of
Or.,.. County on April 27.
1987.
, ... No. F342164
4130sn 5114 5121 0244
Dass & Cats .......... 824 ~Rooms 413 TRANSPOllTATION
CLASSIFIED INDEX
llEllCHANDISE
SALES & SERVICE
Antiques ...........•. 808
Appliances •.•......•. 806
u"'8Stock ••.•..•• : .... 825
Birds ................ 826
REAL ESTATE
Hotels ............... 416
tndustriaJ • • • • . • • .506
"""'" '~ Property ••.... 509
Lake Shor"e Property 515
Airplanes ............ 900
AntKJUe Classic Car ... 912
Autos fOf Sale ........ 910
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcinl •........• 200
8Muty Aids .......... 213
card d Thinks ......• 20 l
Cemetay Lats ........ 201
Florllls ...•....•...... 207 ·r....,.. Directa:r ..... 205
Funsm~ ...... 206
lt1111h Aids .......... 214
..._. Notices ..•.•.•.. 212
l.odliS--Qubs.-etc. 209
Nunerm ............ 815
Lost & Found ......... 210
Person.ls .•.......... 211
BUSINESS
Investments .......... 828
Money to loan ........ 605
Money Wanted ....... 606
Opportunities ......... 700
Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~
EMPLOYMENT
Acencies ............. 300
Opportunities ......... 305
Preparation .......... 307
Appliances Wanted ••• 807
Auctions ............. 814
Buitdinc Material ..... 817
Business Equipment 818
Canwl Equipment ••. 819
Coins/Stamps ........ 813
~ ...•......... 800
fWnitura Wanted .•..• 805
G.191 Sales ......... 705
Jewetry .............. 812
Marine Sopplys ....... 906
Misc. for Sale ......... 809
Misc. Wanted ......•.. 810
Musical Instrument ... 811
Office Equipment ..... 827
Pets & Soppf ies ....... 823
Acreaae .............. s 11
Apts. f umished •...... 407
Apts. Unfurnished .... 'OS
Bide. to be Moved .... 816
Business Property .... 500
Business Rentafs ••... 421
Condos for Rent .•.... 409
Condos for Sale ....... 507
Commercial Property 505
Desert Property ....... 513
Farms & Ranches ..... 512
Garaees for Rent ...... 400
Houses for Sale ....... 508
Houses for Rent/Furn 405
Houses for Rent
/Unfum ............. 406
lots for Sale .......... 510
Mobile Homes ........ 917
Mor1pae & TO ....... 607
Motets ............... 415
Mountai" Cabins ..... 422
Off tee Space ......... 420
Out of State Prop ..... 514
Re.at Estate Wanted ... 518
Rentals to Shafe ...... ·U 2
Real Estate for Xchg ... 517
Real Estate loans ..... 600
Rooms for Rent ....... 41 O
RESORT PROPERTY
For Sale .............. 4HS
Rental .............. 417
Autos Wanted .....•.. 915
Auto Parts & Tires .... 907
Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913
Auto Repair /For ...... 914
Boats ................ 905
Campers ............. 919
Foreian & Sports ...... 911
Mopeds .............. 909
Motorcycles & Bikes 908
Motor Homes ... : ..... 916
SERVICES
Schools .............. 608
Situation Wanted ..... 308
Directory of
Business Services Athletic, Healthy individ·
uat to manage estab·
lished fitness business.
$15/hr to start. Cati Jeff
675-4652
loYely Dana POint 3 bed=
room, 2 bath home.
Newly decorated
through-out Walking dis-
tance to marina/beach.
Two car praae $1.200.
Owner(7 l 4)240-2832
SpeciaaJlar Ocean View <M!rlooki Main Beach.
1 bedrom "f bath. Secur·
ity. pal1U1' pool. Utili·
ties included $1,075
monthly. Day 951-2399,
Evenings 497-2875
417-Resort Rentals
SUMMER BALBOA
ISLAND COTTAGE $750/WE£K (818) 790-
9668, 952-1040
ee..-..
~
CUSTOM LANDSCAP·
ING DESIGNS.Sprinkler
systems installed/
repaired/cleanups/
haulaways/Lic & Ins.
535-0613 .
RAY ISHIKAWA Professional and afforda.
ble e.vtscape & rminte-
..nce.. N.B./C.M. area.
Call (213) 543-5645.
HANDYMAN
Quality Work.
lv. mesc. 546-5403
211-'81..,ah
•House Cleaning
CLEANING UNLIMITED
For excellence in house·
cleaning, providing all
supplies including vac-
T rustworthy & dependa.
~e. Call today for esti·
mates.
546-3726
Good housecleaning!
Professional work at a
reasonable price. 897.
6566
Nurse companion,
m1ture, non-smoker,
availllble 24 hrs.. 714-
497-6308
c.r ..shed & waxed lit rf65 home. CaJt 675--
SHORT CUT TO
FRANCE. Going to
France? Tutoring &
Translation Service for
traveler, Businessman.
& Student. Michel 662·
3256
Experienced, positive
teld"8I, K-&t\ all sub-
jects. build self-esleem
while fe1min1. R1pid
Pf:_~. References.
650-1350
••••••lie
11111 .... -~
llOSTl Y BASKETS has
ARltlVED in the South
Country area. Earn an
excellent income selling
wicker baskets, wall
decor, and furniture.
through our Home Party
Ptan. Tor info about sef.
ling or havinga party call
Cyndi Robinson 1-800-
521 -1228
308-Sibllltion
W•l1d
South L1euna. T reesure
lsa.ld ~ home on ~ front a. ••••
furnished (2) bedrooms.. J~~OWner (714)
Fumlstal house. --..... 2 bedroom. 2 bid\ 3 dedcs., 2 mnq rooms
fabulous ocun viewl
Gar-. $1500 month.
494-0472 Laema
~Nin* 3 bed-
room 2 blltfi, den, family
room. firepUice. Com· rru1ily pool, pn_ MUST
SEE! $1.250. 643-2365 .....
~
Uni.
Laguna Hills Condo.
lake Forest/Moulton
Pkwy. 2 bedroom, 1 bath,
garage, wa sher I dryer
hook·UP $800 . 582-
8470
Beautiful 5 bedroom
execut.Ne home Mission
Viejo. Family roomi den/ office, air1 view. ~
lease, laKe privileges,
prdener. ili100 plus
security. n1.1-1+1ss :::c.
Apartment Laauna
Beach, mzy, cute. 1 bed-room. 1 blOck to bmch.
$650. Eveni~ 497· 6371; dlys96l=l900
Roommate wanted, . South Liii-~~Nonsmok. Profissionat ~itiesrnoni~ 227SE_...
Dina Point l.qa 2 bed-~~==: refri~tor. $850 no ~ 498-1917; 661-
2 Bedroom. 2 bMtl &
studio with ocean view.
Dana Pc!i~!, ·$785 & $750.49~79
0.. Point. nioe/quiet
complex, 1 bedroom,
rem..-atcr, ~(water ~no pets. $ti00. 661 · °'*' Sml0.t•IE3 .... bedroal.,....-m. 2 blth. ,_.
school P1rk. p~
an?1Ne June 1. $895, 582-1886
•c... ......
Costa Mesa. Beautiful
condo. 2 bedroom, 2 ~
bath. New carpet Fire-
place. Double garage
Poot. $1,100. Available now. 643-2289
Dana Point · Ntce, quiet
complex. 1 bedroom.
refrigerator. Gas/Water ~2 No pets. $600. 661-
Clean, painted 3 bed·
room, 1 bath San Juan
Capistrano condo. Enciosed c:ownd patio.
Garaae. $800/lease,
includes water. S82.
3356
=HtUsCGndo -2 ~bllh.~ 17!8"~ma .
Clean, painted 3 bed-room. 1 bllh. 5-l Juan Capistnno Condo.
Eidosed COWied Pltio. pr .. $750 includes
.... 582.3356
Sen Juan CIPstr•M>-2 bedroom. 2 bllltt condo. &~~~ ~~acuui. $5). ~ves: 7435
3 bedroom, 2 story
Condo\ Mission Viejo, ~~~~
7306
412 ...... ....
Hilton Head Island
Allart. SoUlh c.rolla 2 bedroom. 2 bMh. Gol, t.nnis. 300 prds to buch. $475 weekly.
837-6314 ......
Beautiful 2 bed, furn apt.
in Montreux. Lake Gen-
eYa, Switzerland, on the
water w/spectacular
views of lake and alps.
Next to Chateau Chilk>n.
Short or long term rental.
Please caO 7G0·2568
evenings
Balboa Island Cottage $750 per week. (818)
790-9668, (818) 952·
1040
COLORAOO
TEllURIDE · beautiful,
rmaical, breattrtakin&.
Nicely tum condo, slee4>s 4. Extraordinary views. sunny view dectt,
short walk to town. clble
TV, jacuzzi, extras. out·
door actMties (i B ! pil 11.
raftq. to~ fish. a.. an. etc..). Reduced
sumnwr '*5 ~ or weeks. Cati Bob 494.
8553 weeldl'ys
FAURIVER
Fut~ furnished 2 acre mn est11e on the_.._
1600 sq. ft. "*" house & 720 sq. ft. auest house.
sleeps 11 A> fishina
radise. & ·~ ~ WS:ooo . 0wner sa:rs
.. this 'yeal. a.-Real
~ P.Q_ BoK 309, f aU
River Mills. CA 96028.
916-336-6131
507-
Canctomnuma
t.cuna NCuel Condo.
lawest = (2) bed-~~~:me~ 9.67" . Tastefufty ~5=-~~ ends. $101,?00. Ql4)
495-0222. ~ Pe.rt St... u..-,....
-
-·
I
-
$pec:Ucular View-Golf COur1ie CondO, Hi11ion Vieio. 2 bedroom, f bllt\, ... ••. '*· see tc>11ppre-cillte. AaUmabae lomn.
Must sell, relocatln1. W-~· By owner:
$7,000 Down, Take <Mt'
Payments. Gr'8llt invest-ment or 1st buy. Or rent
$795, 2 bedroom, 2 bath
EJ Toro condo. 859-0812
4 bed, dinlna rm, family
rm, bonus, quiet end
unit; comm. pooa; $255K
own/aet 759-8934
Balboa waterfront condo
w/boat sUp & beautiful
bay view. 360• view from
observation deck. Private
community, pool, pr-aee. Will consider trade
or lease w/option to pur-
chase. Cati 673-3725
and make affw
508-Hou... for
We
L.a&una Hilts-Private 2
bedroom 2 bath patio
home. Smell fenced
yard, comer location,
opens to field & bike patt't
upgraded. Best offer
OYer' $79,000 Jim/Gabe
after 6. 643-8703
Leisure Wortd Home -
sunshine briaht! 2 bed-room, 2 bafh, approx
2,366 sq. fl 3 patios.
dmirw room, breakfast
area, double attached 1~ra1~ai~place. ~40,uuu. . 951-3130
PRICE R£DUC£D! Save
$10,000! El Toro home.
3 bedrooms. 2~ baths. Fireplace, central al!1 formal dinq room, KV
access, slump-stone
block wall fencinc.
Hi&hty UflCt'llded. 2 pn-
vale . . patios on!Y $160,000. (714) 770-
8444
Mission Vi . beautiful
move in ~ition!! 2 bedrooms, l '6 baths.
Home on c::onw lot near
school. Fulty uoarllded
like model hOm8. ~ ..
$129,900. Assumable
1st. °'*1 house s.t/Sun 26532 Via Juanita, Mis-siorl Vi · Owner no.. 2678 N!fO.
3 Homes -Ptu.5 20 Acr-.!! 3 t.pin homes.
(2) ~ Veps,_ (1) ~ ada City, tahf. Prices I~&~.~·~
eels onty. Joshua ~
over mount.ins from
Palm Sprinas/water, =~$2.1:t~"lone = Total price 0,000/
20% down O s>aPef' on
both. (714) 842-5940
Mission Viejo · Sinale
family detached home, marble fireplace/ entry,
attached doubte .... upgraded bathrooms,
larae lot, cul-de-sac,
owner motivated.
$120,500. 85~ 1884
Capistrano Beach, ocean
view home, by owner. Liaht. spac100s 3 bed·
room, 21h bath, air·
conditioning. Low main-
tenance landscaping.
Financing negotiable.
$245,000. 493-9156
Cabin on a Stream-13
miles out Ortega High·
Yf~Y· refurbished. $80,000. 72~on1
~~guna Niguel Condo.
500 yards to beach! 2
bedroom, 2 bath, 2
Etios. Like new.
27,000. Open house
n. 12-4. 493-6682
1~ Ocean View -
Catalina Sunsets wit h
city & north coast lie· Laauna Beach 3 . rooms. 2 baths home. By owner /broker participa·
tion. S232.000. 547.
5300; 499--2137
-~
$10,000 below 1987
eppraisaf. Cota de Caz.a.
CUstom 3 bedroom, 2~
bath, den, famity room,
upe-ades. OwlW (J)rinci-
pars only) 8~1162 eves.
CdM Harbor Veew Hills rare 2 story Burtinpme
w/ocean veew. 4 bed, 3
ba. Owner $540 000
principles only ~60-
8719
GOVERNMENT HOMES
from $1.00 (U Repair)
Foreclosures. Repos. & Tax delinquent nmnN'-
ties NOW sefq 'i. )'Qjr
area. Call (refundM*) l ·
518-459-3546 Ext
H2954 for listings.
24Hrs.
Oc:anview~home
2 bedroom~ Lae-una Beach Private
beach $93,500. 678-
5103 after 5
Mission Viejo Golf
Course Condo, r,::.t view! No money I
take <Net paymenbl. two
bedroom, two bath, invnaculate! Bruce 646-3562
20 Acres Joshua Tree;
Water, electric, 2096
down. 10" interest. ~o£.14) 842-5940.
San Juan Capistr•n 1/
3 acre residential lot near
Mission. Plans & buildilw
it. ready to builcf. ~.000. 4§2515
MUST SEU THIS WED< . $1500. takes <Net low
payments. Vacation
Time Sha~-Palm ~951~
514-0ut of State
Prap.
Time ShaA! • Las Yeps or Hawaii. 1 bedroom,
kitchenette, all ameni-
ties. Cost $8,200, will
sacrifice Sot, 100. 496-
1328
ONE ACRE BUILDAst..£
CALIFORNIA PINES!
Near Califomia/Ore9>n
border. Access tmas/
8*.tricity. Glut fishirw
and hunti~ Back·to-
back to rlltional forest
,7,800. OWC/Terms! 1,ooorrt_yw pay cash!
14-545-7813
Widow has ~ for
Trust Deeds-$10,000.
Up! No Credit ck. No
penalty. Call Dennison
Associates 673-7311.
MONEY FOR RENT!! For
any business loan -star-
tups, expansions, con-
struction. Women entre-
preneu rs in business
welcomed! LHCR As.SC>
ciates, 514 W. S.lbol
Blvd, Ste A, Balboa,
92661. Call p.m. 673-
2047
705-GARAGE SALE
Tum thoee unwtld
...... Qlla. ..... ... ,..,... ..... .........
Fl.EA MARKET • Sundlrv May 3, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. 298
Broadway, l.aJUM
ee.ch. Antiqt.-s ' cd-lectibles, fumiture,
c.-.fts & MISCD..l.ANE· ous.
..
ow. set-hltdwood/6
chairs. 2 rnatchin1
hutches, 1l•ss dootS
li1hted\ J~clvdes 48;,r .wr. ua Of IDT .. $2,990. ~.,... ~
bedroom IUitll, includes wmmr., wnllY. drmst.
Burled ~ $1750.
Oak/class entertain-
ment cent~i .. 5' x s·. $300. Eves: ~-0727
Hitachi receiver 45w
Panasonic turntable. 2
aria spkrs • $75 ea. or Jm· all 3. Sally 972-
4 · livi room set ur.ei:EW. 't: $755,
must sell $240. 952-4254
808-Antiqu11
ESTATE SALE • BELOW
APPRAISAL! Mahcpny
double pedestal deni~ table. lOsilk upholster
chairs and matchin1 ~sy chair. Mahopny
sideboard. ....ltined
face. s-.aa ~ ~ fnmea mimn. ~ish framed prints, =-fC·"'~J~ 24843 v.. Santa Cruz. Mission Veejc>
FOXES FOR CHRISTMAS · 2 new Nor....., red
fox ves3. Striall and
medium. $375 uch.
364-9247 OI o.riel• at .n751.29n
SAVE $100C1s.! ..._ to
Seo Your Own Home"
book tells all! Send
SlOJX>: SUX> ship to flO. Cr-'ord·P.O. lb 3042. Ontario. c. 91761
811·11urlC81 lnlL
BEAUTIFUL EUAOP£AN
VlOLIN, _w/bow. ~ ~~200 obo. 838-5792
Cello with case & bow full si.ze. German made. A
perfect Christmas &iftf 492-0609
812-Je•llly
Oespeme! Nd to sell
immed. ~ kt Diamond solitaire necklace1 ~wais'd s1200. Sel $800/obom~
MAGNIFICENT NATU ·
RAl PEARL NECK1.ACE8
P'us mm with di8monds.
rubies, 24K ~ CMJmlt sMe pendant Best otfer a6ove $10,000. 494~
1991
ROLEX · STEEL ANO
GOLD ·~)ubUee Bracelet. DeWUmUI con-
dition. $1,550. 494-5310
Blue Star Saoohire • 32
carats with () irtyS sharp
star rq/pendn. set in
platinum, surrounded
with di•"'°'!".!.l out-st.ndin& beeut:y: Best
offer. SoOtaire 3.35
car.ts n.1111 GIA C..-
tified . ~. Sellif"W entire aJlfection d f.wnlj ~~
dealera/ber1alnin1.
714-722-1646
1 /2 carat ladles dla· mand1J_~~
.. 21~
OR£ATMM
------~ ---_ .....
Heilhy, ..,,.,.., Shih-
=--~-= = c-·tor~ Ptly-1 pets for children. ~4Dec:~ $275 each. 492-5503
Chinese Shar-Pei Pup-. 8 weeks .hampicjn ~~shots. 831-~21 ,
Panasonic 3010..R Cop.
ier with/ AOf 15 bin SOf •
-1000 sheet casset. CibilMlt stlnd, bw. 3 ~ old, flleellent can--dition. s~~/best.
472-8324 Mfchelle
Lab end office equip-
ment. Herman Miller acoustical room dividers
with shelves/wen sur~':tsupports.
Metal '=5:1 mobile hand ca;tS/1 slats.
Word processor-CP/M. ~ transaiber. 6 lab benches. 2 COl .... ICe
tables. H9to1~y
bench/laser. 951-3
EnioY 14-16" relurn on WS: Also lend on & buy
TD's. $10,000 uptDJum.
bo's. Denison Assoc.
673-7311
~·"-G.~ ,. --· ~
WEIJ.CRAFT
OCEMLRV
Em
USEDSOATS
LOWEST PRICD
FULL SERVICE
Au..ISON lllAaDm INC.
._~a lacs
................ c.. ....
(n.4...-S
'51 Lyr1W1 fully reADled.
uttimMe twbOr 0-.. '54 Chris Sportsman,
mah PlY. show ....
w/trailer. Owner need
cash now. Cell tor dlUils
and talk serious SSS.
253-4692 days· SS 1-3225 MIS/....._
1980 Martin 22 foot
cabin Mercruiser 260.
lnboerd/outbOerd only
140 hours! Fully ~ .. El loldei. itriiter .,, exceHent
condition flS,000. Tow vehicle 978 Buick wacon available if =rid $1,500. 831·
Must Sel fast • 1966
Trailn 28 flJ)eltect con-
dition. ~~~CDmCl I I I,
depdl w.."*"'-~.... Gut· ~--=: -m.mr.'-tst-
11011 .......
19!55'9Kh&a2c1r Bltu1*n~=-.. rdo.rl.. ml. ~ ownr /obo 1861
1986~CQiprX·
7 ~ 1 ttlr int. ~~"' ~. immac, p.p. 642· 9n2
BMW
--1
r • ' .
---
1 '21111
1979 CADILLAC
Seville-Low milea~e,
fully loeded, wire wt1 II S rdals. . -. =.'$7,995.~
1985 Cadillac Seville.
Blac:*/a.ck. Moon-roof.
loaded!Oi1ital dash.
$how.room new! $3.500 down, take over .,-y. menu. No QUal~
249-1047 wenilws.
1984 El Dorado CcfMrt.
ibte. I C*ied --red.
bc11n11nt condition. OfW.
inal owner below blu-
ebook. $18.&!2'>· 830-418S, 586-l:>3Y
MIR ..... Benz
1975 2805 Mercedes
Benz loeded, pd~
Becker stereo $14k.
720-1579.
'82 Mercedes Benz
380Sl wtlt la blk int. nu
tinls $30k obo 213-437-8555
1964 Mercedes 220S
xlnt cond. 2 tc>ne blue.
p.p. Iv mess 7'12-8787 ........
1982 MUSTANG GT· low
mil1111 ! EJcc anent condi-
tion! 642-7828, 859-
9204
"59 R.R. SiW Claud wht w/wine~mH. ....... MO-W-..--
V..12 I ll
1980 vw Rabbit. Diesel,
new tires. naw •!Iii-. still under warranty,
looks/ru,. aooct. 494-0424
Yoho
1981 Dl'Wr•ar4 • w/ Od. 631( ........ Exe.
cond •• $6200 080. all ' p.m.
(
!:~ int·~-owner. Sl 1617
MBZ79 280CE. SUnroof,
low m~lt xlnt cond, MUST Bestaftw.
646-2153
1971 PmnWa. Ucellent v-...:-,~: 2 9-1823
1931 MODEL A SPORT
COUP£ fully r111nd ...
orJ&In•I $9,500. 495· 2483.
1970 Classic Men:edes Benz 280S£. Fulty re-stored!! Re-built . .
New peint. '-19d-r..
rior/exterior. $6,500/
offel. 831-8766 Even-qs.
~:=-~ Modest Work to -com-.,..... ,_~A ,.., cltuic. Far ullli or
wiU CDr1lldlr nde on
recent Porsche 911 tara Tom '!ierney 832-
9700 (office). Uc. #733.JZX
917-llcl:lllJ Ham11
Cloo a.ch Adul Par1t -2 bedroom mobile
home. ljqa conw lot
One owner, excellent
condition. $31~500. Eves: 496-0889 582-54m •
919-Cmlpin
1972 Fireball Travel
Trailer 8' x 31' Tip.cut
livir 1°°"' $3.500. 493-174
Quality
mercundlse
11rvtce1
•utomoblles
NEWPORT
ENSIGN
CLASSIFIED
c.rl
631-8120
..... • I . _ ..... _Ouldl
iflaC:.tfe: .... ....... ...... ....._.. . ..... ........ c... .......
S.U.140•• •'fl ._. •al• 1111? Ir 111 ow ... _ ...........
alldll,.._T_.,.llf'. ..
...... llliiDY ...... -... ..... paMc ..,. ....... hlld .... u • .,.,,...,,
1.-7, ........ .,,,:30
p.m. ln .. Qr ... Council ~ 3300 NelJpG!lt
Bo1•14zd, Na port 8-::h. CA tlM3. .. wNd\ .,_
.nd .............. d .. .
........... end be ......
WANDA E. RAGGIO, City an
Cltrol~Bwtt 4/30 0258
mllCIO/IW ......
llOTICI • HUDY ...,. ....... car Council
olh~tlNellpcfte.ctt
... Mid • pubic '*""" == COl .... mim. al .. Oii w
CG•fUIUICI AMO
-·-". punuant to tis port a.di Munk:ipel
Code Section 5.14.020.
Arnbulence ... tlations' for
the~ Dodof'I Ambulance Ser·
vice
23095 Twra Or. u..ne Hill. Ca. 92653 Mor91n~Service 1533 E. Flnt 9t.
Sda Arra. CA 92701
~ Alnbulence Ser· ..
l~te.-.-. Al....._ CA 92804
Supmior Ambulanc:e. tnc.
14125 Goldll: ... St
Wlltmll.t•, CA 92613 NOTICI II HOUY ................
pubic ....... ..-. be Mid
Ill the hour of 7:30 p.m. on
the 11th -ol Mllr, 1917, in the City Haff Counclt °*'...._ 3300 Newport
Bol d..-d, .... port 8eed1.
CA 9*3, Ill wt*=h time
.nd place ........ per-
... .;._ ...... be
hwdtMltlOIL
WANDA L ltAGQtO, CitJ an
CitY ol HlwiD a.ch
4/30 0259
"14.24.0M ..._ UM a..., ... ,.l. 1.-.. _ ...
dwltOllUO .. ......
wlUt ....... rtkwt ...
lncNeMS foi addltioMI
........ be I lldtOf
w:tt ... COi•-*'" fD .... pubk-111ttm.
(b) A ,.. ... dW9I al
SlAO .... ba 111vNd fDr wtt ......... unit __...,,..,. __ _
COi• ..... 9lcapt ttlllt ..
111111nwt ... be S0.75
per monlh fDr eKh holpitat
orhoWIWwunit.•
Sedb\ 2. n.Onlnence
~ be publiftd once in
the oMciail ,,..,.~olthe
City, Ind the ........ be
elfectM ttMrtt (30) ..
aftlfthedalloflt& ...
tion.
This()rdil~ -il*o-duced Ill•,..., m.-w
of the Cifr Council al ....
City al N'*part 8wtt held
on the lllh dlr al AprM.
1987. and w ~on
tha 21'ti -al April. 1987 by the .,...,... .. wtl, to wit:
AYES,COUNCtlMEMBERS:
Cox, Hart, Maurer,
Ptummer. Sansone,
5trauu. Tumet
NOES, COUNCIL·
MEMBERS:
ABSENT COUNCIL·
MEMBERS: John C. Coit, Jr.
Mayor
ATTEST:
Wanda E. Raaio
City Clettt
4/30 0261
PUalC NOTICE .... NOTl--a-OF DlltOWT10N
AMO LACI OF AUTHOll1Y
Anwivest Mint-Partners,
•Calibnia ..... pertrw.
ship, con1lstln1 of L.0 .
CtwistiMo, RM::hetd M. Fell
and Jemes A. Pk:Mtt. ..
...-~~CM· ried on its business Ill MO
NeaportC.. OrM. ~
455, Naport 8-ch. c.11-
fornl• 92660. ns dis-
sotw.d. NW the m.t dttlis
Notice no per1raer in the
~-Uhorityto
bindthe~--
for LO. Christiano. ..._, hn
authority to wind up the
~.tlllir&.
Dated: February 18,
1987 MtERNOT ........
PARNERS
• Califomia ...... pettn.. ...,
By.LO.~.,
Gerw.aPnw
By. ftictwd ... Fell
Gerw.a Pwtrw
APll. a 191 THE NEWPORT EN8IGNIC08T A MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY -II
9y. ...... .....
Gal ... ....
4/30 0236 . ..
fChl ... 1 Ill
-IRTl'FIT .... •w••• .. ...... Ii I 1111.:&AU.ET·
OM'MflAU.110._...La
~S.. ........ CA
926-n •
....,._A. Haftn-..
a.lat Sct.-rlhip Fund, a
c.toi• corporation, 110
~La Senda. So.Mt .... una. CA 92677.
Thia bulif-. -con--dudld by a c:orpo111liofL --= ........ A. Hal· fman Ballet Scholanhip
Fund; 8emey G. Corbin,
President. The ,......,.,..
commenced to transact
~nau under tha fic:ti.
tiou• business name «
'*"-heed abcwe on Jan.
21, 1987.
The fictitious businau name,.,,_, toaba.._
filed with tha Count1 aartc
al Or-. c.o.ny an April
15.1987 . r.ae No. t.;M1.,,,,1
4/30 sn s114 5121 0253
ITA181Bn0FMI .....
WM ... ,_.. ?llP ... .,. ._ ftC"R. nous••----. The followin1 persons
hnewithdr..n•• .....
pertner from the pertrw.
ship openit;,. under the
fictitious business name al
GILlETT ASHING CENTER it 1640 Pomorw Avenue.
Costa Mesa, California
92627.
The fictiticius business
name statement for the
partnership was fiaed on
5.5.87 in the County of
Oranae-Flle No. 308192
full Name and Address al
the PwlOltS Wlthdn:ail,.:
t<atha.n F'OftJW, 111 s
Tustin Ave., Costa Mesa,
Calitomia 92627. -
Mike f,..._,, 1815 Tus-
tin Aw., Costa lllasa. Cali-
tomia 92627.
/S/Klitttl-'1.Fanw
IS/Millef...ndin
This ltllemellt -filed with the County a.ti al ~County on April 27,
1987 .
4/30 sn !itl4 s121 0247
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACIOH
I. Paincina canna
S. ~tarinc nwnmal
9. Col&Kwd f .ca
I). DuU
17. Pcrcainin1 co a
wing
I K. Pcrtiao fairy
19. Aral> in Hira
10. &oam
21. Tppe ol
autome>bilc
2). Grows like planu
2S. Affirm•
26. 81bl.W pr.at
2K. Most dalatoty
29. 1.oman bromc
}(). lolapi6nnt
32. Malt bncra~
.H. Disftgura
36. Actors
3H. Snara
O . Sailon
O. Ntrrow openings
•M. Mtlica,-, aujsunc
46. OnJttr
47. Nati•c m1ncr•I
'18. Pursue
49. like che q-c
SO. Small n1C1CUblc
) I. Wriring
insuumcnc
)2. Laa
)3. bph.11ry
)·i. Ap-ttmmr
)). Gaa fiuJ!y
S1. Tcsc tuba
)9. Becomes Jitnmn
60. Poem
6?. A pproachn
6\. Chwn
<.t. Auaulcs
6X. l'craoJ ul cinw
6'). ugislauw bodies
H . Abrkl~
7S. Opti<al
inscrullWftf
77. Hnp
i H. Pan of a birJ"s
bm
1?. Aboft
HO. lrdaad
au . Scottish wotJ loi
,,,.,,~
M2. Scant'\! a golf
paw
K}. Uiisn
K-1. lltligious «~r
DOWN
I. South Amttacan
Cockdt
2. Excbmation ol
gid
.\. Flaps
-1. Part chat is
onrJuc
). Stains
6. Snakcl1ltc fishes
7. Land me.sure
IC. f.Juated
9. l{oly
10. Lincoln's
na~
11. Labels
12. fcmlnaM natM
I}. Dufumu
14. llautuw
U . S&Juwions
l 6. Supttt"DC in
quality
22. Anlltfl
24. Early Muican
lnJian
27. Pia.ca
30. ShlOC
.\I. Dnlfts in doch
H . Hales
ANSWER TO
LAST WEEK'S
PUZZLE
)4. ProofraJc.r'1 raatk
),. 010.1 ra._g
)6. fact0ry
J 7. Locariont
)9. o .... ,
40. Pare
-41 . Chaiu
4). Thea •·omaa
·n . PuformcJ
-iM. Sourc~ ol hon«
4'CJ. Telephone worku
H . H"nnlr boJr
) t. L>yal rn.idnca
)6. Lau,.tw-J lauJlp
)H. Pbntcd
~9. Cookina utttiils
61. Choo.
G}. Noble-aw•
64. PoatonOUs suka
6). lo•'U k1
66. Bonam ol the (ooc
67. Cur
69. Sno..-whick
10. a.ppeJ
71 . Huot<
72. D11119uhbl
74. Belott
76. Prc·holiJar tilnt
1
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I a ,._ .... ~
In a letter to the couDtJ
approwd by the COuncil Mon-
day niabt, Mayor John C. Cox
Jr. uted the county plannen to
more clearly spell out what types
of commercial uses ~ allowed
around the hotels, put stricter
conditions on the operations of
the hotels, accelerate the open
space dedication called for in the
plan, iDcre11e die ...... Ol
J*k lpw ia die ,. ... ja.
......, wl "...... daal tbe COllltnlctioD of Pelicu Rill
Ro.d occar ll tlil IUIC time or
before the firit development in
the area.
Tbe council rejected a staff
proposal to tie the deveJOpment
of the downcout to the con-
struction of the San Joaquin
Hills Transportation Corridor,
but did accept Councilwoman
Evelyn Hart's sugestion that
tM CG Illy IM .. .d IOok al requ.ir-
~~Of the We1t 8ay
-~-· Pm .. by tbe ll'Yine • •
~ a,._ .... ,,
Compaay aa a coadition of A91 In ia ttie 1950i wtieie a
downco• clevdatDent. f ourteea·year-old Charley
Cox called the aew plan pro-BllCOn. amMllt the ....... Of
poeecl by the Iriine Company the times. enjoys a life of en-
-much better." berancee with bis mot tier
"There's a lot more open -(pla~ by ~y ~emp), dap~te
"be 1-:-.-.a add·ng .. It endunng bis family's fin•DCW' space, expaauKiU, • , t .... -. will be less intrusive, with the s ru..-. . . .
hotels back in a ways (from After the suicide of h~ fat~,
PCH) " Charley, by the . prodding and
· priming of his mother, ventures
-----------------------------------into the world of adult respon-
sible Use of Helicopten. Hil-replied to council inqu1r1es sibility by seeking the aid of his Copter ...
11 II If .... I
Campbell's department bas
located a Hughes SOOD model
helicopter that it would like to
purchase immediately to replace
the 300D which was destroyed
in a fiery crash with a Costa
Mesa helicopter last March that
injured two Newport officers
and killed two Costa Mesa
officen and a civilian obsc;rver.
Opposition to the helicopter
program was voiced by Mite
Hilf ord of Citizens for Respon-
Protest ...
El ti ..... 11111 1
is planned to make both elected
officials and government con-
tractors aware that there is a
groundswell of popular support
for a ban on nuclear weapons,
said Pack.
Irvine resid ent Marcella
Tavantzis says that she can
sympathize with the fears of
employees of nuclear contrac-
ton that they will be out of work
if the ban she would like to sec
becomes eff cctive.
ford's concerns center around about the accuracy of these "funny Uncle" Harvey, played
· the safety of helicopter pro-fJIUIU by saying that be felt the brilliantly by veteran actor John
grams. He bad spoken earlier in number wu closer to six without Moskoff (who also plays the
the month to the Costa Mesa taking into account such items roles of a bank officer, and
City Council and opposed their · u possible accidents for the Charley's future boss Mr. Scan-
decision to replace that city's ground units. Ion). But Charley rejects the
destroyed SOOD chopper imme-The council dccide4 to con-... made-in-the-shade" contract
diately. Hilford uked tUI the iider the matter of pwchuing offered him by his ageut Uncle,
council consider a six month a replacement helicopter u an and sets out to conquer the
moratorium on replacement of agenda itetp at a future meeting. world on his own terms.
Newport's helicopter.
One of Hilford's arguments Newcomer to Southern Cali-
has been that the city could field R •J fomia st.age Victoria Hoffman
ten police vehicles with patrol a f U • • • portrays Charley's longtime love
officers for the cost of the Dorothy, whom be eventually
helicopter program. Campbell 1 I C 1 t fr1ll flll 1 marries and moves to New York,
apparent breakdown in com-against the wishes. of her strict
munications occurred when security guard father played by
LASO called and spoke to SCR founding member Art
someone other than the watch Koustik. Once in New York, his
commander, who sent an officer banking career takes bold of bis
to the scene to assist the LA senses and changes the compas-
officers. With no further inci-sionate, well-intentioned young
dent, and no arrests, the word man into a corporate pirate.
j ust didn't get to narcotics Feeling the strain on himself
investigators that LASO bad and his family, Charley joins up
served a search warrant in New-with a passionate Latin dancer
port•s jurisdiction. named Coco Morales (played by
"'I'm an engineer and work on
alternative energy projects.
When the government tax cred-
its and funding dried up in my
field things got real tight," she
noted. "'There are alternatives to
spending the money on nuclear
weapons, though. The funds
could be used to pay jobs in
other fields."
"111 be happy if just one
· penon secs me here and stops
to think about the issue~ They're
f rce to make up their own minds,
but I want them to think about
it first," said Tavantzis,
Stoddard said he and other Ismael Carlo), who acts as a
officers were talking to LASO loving father-figure for Charley.
to try to determine why narcotics Morales' intuitions about Char-
investigators and the watch Icy tell him that within the young
commander hadn~ been noti-man's veins flows life-charged
fied. "'bird blood" which hu ftllcd
Exclusi¥e ·Membefship. fu ~
To Every Qualified Prospect to Whom We Demonstrate
1. hr own luxuriom cmbroidmd
terry robe, n1u00 at m.
2. A danomtntion ride at your convenience
day or night-your place or ours.
•• o...--. ...
QuicRSilver.by Zimmer
Zimmer a rcprmlfal CldBtdy ii lk DM'fib artaby:
JOE· CR1M
LN:Ol.N llRCWY l R ti• D••
'51S lAIClWOOD 90Ult"'90. DOWNlY
21)1161.0721 71021-4412
Oatt.J'a ..... I E. Pal ........ -~
JIN •• )Ii ....... .......... ~ ....... ~ ... , ..
ordiaary~ .. iq, Curley
OOIMI don Uni (li11,..,) OD
the IMle of'~Olll to.rad
retohes .......... -the
one lumd ldil lim "*• ia acbined tbroup • .,..,liced
•bantina rhythm• ad tUt on
the other bud cempeh hilil to
be true to bia natural eueace.
Plana plays bis role Wit.Ii such
ual, and althoup at times the
distinction between the youna
exuberant Bacon Ud tbe bani
adilt BacOn ii clouded by the
seemingly ever-jumpy Plana, the
character maintai'ns an air of
believability Ucl likeability.
Hoffman ii competent in her
role as the emotionally tried. yet
aonethelesa devoted, wife of the
hig)Hpirited Bicon, and Mos-
koff and l.oustit tuna out two
grade-A performances aa the
kind of guys you'd expect to see
sporting cigars at a poker aame.
Kemp is excellent aa Charley's
fluffy and protective, yet com-
passionate, mother.
"'Charley Bacon and his Fam-
ily" conveys an optimistic, yet
perhaps overly idealistic mes~
sage that becoming true to one's
self need not be in conflict with
or injurious to the sensibilities
of a dog-cat-dog world.
"Charley Bacon and Hu Fam-
ily" runs now through May 7 at
South Coast ReJMrtdry s Main-
stoge and ticluts r~efrom 117-
$24. Evening ~rfonnan~s are
at 8 p .m. Tuesday through
Sunday lllld tickets are 11Vailabk
at ncketMastu tl1ld the SCR ·
box offi«. For additio1111l tnjor-
m•tion pltoM (11~) 95740
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,_ a .Va a 1117 THE NEWPOAT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TOOAY
Council ••.
, 1cm,.1
In a letter to the county
approved by the Council Mon-
day night, Mayor John C. Cox
Jr. asked the county planners to
more clearly spell out what types
of commercial uses are allowed
around the hotels, put stricter
conditions on the operations of
the hotels, accelerate the open
space dedication called for in the
Copter ...
cwt 1• lrm NI 1
CampbeU's dcpanment has
located a Hughes 5000 model
helicopter that it wouJd like t o
purchase immediately to replace
the 3000 which was destroyed
in a fiery crash with a Costa
Mesa helicopter last March that
injured two Newport officers
and killed two Costa Mesa
officers and a civilian observer.
Opposition to the helicopter
program was voiced by Mike
Hilford of Citizens for Respon-
Protest ...
clllt111~ tr. ,... 1
is planned to make both elected
officials and government con-
tractors aware that there is a
groundswell of popular support
for a ban on nuclear weapons,
said Pack.
Irvine resident Marcella
Tavantzis says that she can
sy mpathize wnh the fears of
employees of nuclear contrac-
tors that they will be out of work
if the ban she would like to see
becomes effecuve.
plan. increue the a.mount of
park space in the reaideotial
ueu, and mandate that the
comtruction' of Pelican Bill
Road ooc.ur at tbe same time or
before the first development in
the area.
The council rejected a staff
proposal to tic the dcve.lopment
of the downcoast to the con-
struction of the San Joaquin
Hills Transportation Corridor,
but did accept Councilwoman
Evelyn Hart's suggestion that
sible Use of Helicopters. Hil-
ford's concerns center around
the safety of helicopter pro-
grams. He had spoken earlier in
the month to the Costa Mesa
City Council and opposed their
decision to replace that city's
destroyed 5000 chopper imme-
diately. Hilford asked that the
council consider a six month
moratorium on replacement of
Newport's helicopter.
One of Hilford's arguments
has been that the city could field
ten police vehicles with patrol
officers for the cost of the
helicopter program. Campbell
"I'm an engineer and work on
alternative energy projects.
When the government tax cred-
its and funding dried up in my
field things got real tight, .. she
noted .... There are alternatives to
spending the money on nuclear
weapons, though. The funds
could be used to pay jobs in
other fields.,.
.. 111 be happy if just one
person sees me here and stops
to think about the issue. They're
free to make up their own minds,
but l want them to think about
it first ..... said Tavantzis.
the county abould look at requir-
ina dedication of the West Bay
Reponal Part site by the Irvine
Company u a condition of
downcoaat development.
Cox called the new plan pro-
posed by the Irvine Company
.. much better."
0 There 's a lot more open
space," he explained, adding, "It
will be less intrusive. with the
hotels back m a ways (from
PCH)."
replied to council inqu1nes
about the accuracy of these
figures by saying that he felt the
number was closer to six without
ta.king into account such items
as possible accidents for the
ground units.
The council decided to con-
sider the matter of purchasing
a replacement helicopter as an
agenda iter:n at a future meeting.
Raid ...
cw' 1Ur• ,.1
apparent breakdown m coru-
m u n ica ti ons occurred when
LASO called and spoke to
someone o ther than the watch
commander, who sent an officer
to the scene to assist the LA
officers. With no further inci-
dent, and no arrests, the word
JUSt didn't get to narcotics
investigators that LASO had
served a search warrant in New-
port's jurisdiction.
Stoddard said he and other
officers were talking to LASO
to try to determine why narcotics
investigators and lbe watch
commander hadn't been noti-
fied.
~ else out Joe Cram would .,. offer
'Bacon'. • •
11? u ......
Aqdes in tbe 1950I where a
fourteen-year-old Chadey
Bacon, am.idtt the aJamour of
the times, enjoys a life of en-
bc ra ncee with his mother
(played by Sally .Kemp), despite
enduring his family's fmancial
struggle.
After the suicide of his father,
Charley, by the prodding and
priming of his mother, ventures
into the world of adult respon-
sibility by seeking the aid of his
.. funny Uncle" Harvey. played
brilliantly by veteran actor John
Moskoff (who also plays the
roles of a bank officer, and
Charley's future boss Mr. Scan-
lon). But Charley rejects tbe
.. made-in-the-shade" contract
offered him by his agent Uncle.
and sets out to conquer the
world on his own terms.
Newcomer to Southern Cali-
fornia stage Victoria Hoffman
portrays Charley's longtime love
Dorothy, whom be eventually
marries and moves to New York,
against the wishes of her strict
security guard father played by
SCR founding member Art
Koustik. Once in New York, his
banking career takes hold of his
senses and changes the compas-
sionate, well-intentioned young
man into a corporate pirate.
Feeling the strain on himself
and his family, Charley joins up
with a passionate Latin dancer
named Coco Morales (played by
Ismael Carlo), who acts as a
loving father-figure for Charley.
Morales' intuitions about Char-
ley tell him that within the young
man's veins flows lif e-cbargcd
.. bird blood.. which has filled
~" life with _,,.., (not tomeatiooa~to~
uvUDd jlllt a litde too aucla).
In • ~ ad cJMno..
araphed-tboap owt of tbe
ordinary-cndin1. Charley
oomm down bard (litcrally) on
the side of "trueuca to 1eU-and
resolves the C01lflict that on the
one band tells him l1ICCCll is
achieved through a stone.faced
..banking rhythm .. and that OD
the other band compels him to
be true to his natural caence.
Plana plays his role with such
zeal, and although at times the
distinction between the young
exuberant Bacon and the banh
adult Bacon is clouded by the
seemingly ever-jumpy Plana, the
character maintains an air of
believability and likeability.
Hoffman is competent in her
role as the emotionally tried, yet
aooethcless devoted, wife of the
high-spirited Baco~ and Mos-
koff and Koustik turn out two
grade-A performances as the
kind of guys you'd expect to. see
sporting cigars at a poker game.
Kemp is excellent as Charley's
fluffy and protective, yet com-
passionate. mother.
.. Charley Bacon and his Fam-
ily" conveys an optimistic, yet
perhaps overly idoalistic mes-
sage that becoming true to one's
self need not be in conflict with
or injurious to the sensibilities
of a dog-eat-dog world.
"Charley &con and Hu Fam-
ily" runs now through May 7 at
South Coast Repe11ory i Main-
stage and tickets range from SI 7-
S24. Evening perf ormanas are
at 8 p. m. Tue1day through
Sunday and tickets are availabk
at TicketM<Uter and the SCR
box offic~. For additional infcr-
maJion pho~ (714) 9574033.
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To Every Qualified Prospect to Whom We Demonstrate
IA
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I. 'tbur own luxurious embroidered
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your oew Ford, Mercury, Lincoln,
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1111961-0721 71~11-4412
Golden Spirit by ammer
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.... a IE THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY
BY JUDY DUFFY
Certain homes give subtle
hints that here, finally, is some-
thing a little different, a little
"unique." When the hints begin
u a visitor walks up the steps
to the front porch, tho promise
of more special things to come
is a strong mess•ee best bc:eded
by discriminating home buyers.
Such is the case at 219 PoppJ
A •en• in Corona del Mar, this
week's featured property. The
property -is listed at S89S,OOO on
fee land by Couie Masu.ei of
Ulliqlle Ho•• Max1enti shows
the home with pride, ICCUl"C in
the knowledge that it can ·~
for itself.
The fint surprise encountered
at 219 is the hand-painted tile
set into the stain le"Clina to tbe
front porch. The. ~ blue
decorative touch lets tbe mOOd
for this Mediterranean Yilla·
style home. From the heavy tiled
roof to the soft glow of blue
painted window frames, there is
attention to detail here. The
mood that is created as one
observes the home from the
street is presened when the front
door, with its Moorish arched
top, opens and the guest step1 •
onto the unglazed Mexican tile
floor that extends not only
througli the public areas on the
first floor, but upstairs, too.
Quality construction is evi-
dent throughout this home. The
walls are sturdy lath and plaster
which lends itself to such authen-
tic touches as rounded comen
where walls join and a I <r high
base step around the sunken
living room. The house enjoyed
a major remodel in 1986 to reach
its present sparkling condition.
Everything is new here, and the
result is worth a second look.
BAYWINDOW
-The livina room eajoyl a -
Mediterranean style bay window
that lets in the sunshine and adds
. ~hitectural interest. The wood-
burnina fireplace shares the
stark white of the walls and has
the added interest of a raised
marble hearth. While the archi-
tecture here is definitely Medi-
terruean. the details and extras
speak strongly not of Spain, but
the American Southwest.
Althouah the prdperty is
located just steps away from the
sands of Corona del Mar's
. spectacular cout•ioe, there is a
feeling of tranquility that takes
visitors and raklems alike and
pub them in the serenity of the
uncrowded IJ*CI of New M.ex-
ico.
From the liviD& room it ii two
steps up to tbe dinina area wllidl
is opeo to the titdaea ow:r a
breakf81t bar. 'Ille wide iWtq»
of apace from kitcMla to float
windo~ wlaile ·ctefi•d ~-
~. ~ tbe impreuion of
9dded ~ footap. Tbe true a. ii ~om of COW'K, but
the oftfall feelin1 ii nearly
oweawbelmjq
Tbe kitchen is a gourmet
cherl ddiak A Jennaire grill
and an the latest in appliances
reiide bcre in hidden grace.
s~ of~ cootina uten-
lila aild ~ victuaJa to feed
the crowds that the home can
hold for entertaining is found in
an amuingly large walk-in
pantry. The counten arecoveml
with tbict. creamy tile inlet with
apartiina band~ted .:cents.
A window bay owr tbe aint
illowa ewatiaJ Jaerbl to lfOW
ftah where they are needed
mOlt.
•llEAD'AST NOOK
'l1Mn ii UC> a breakfast aoot
surrounded by windows tht
&ivea an euel.lent view of tbe
courtyard at tbe aide of the
lao8le. Dia )faiHI dJee ...
tbroupout be home moYe
outdoon t.ere to be joined by
a wortina fouatain Id into the
wall. The final result is to
visually expalld the space
indoon and lnab tbc courtyard
not an ..wed attnM:tioD, but an
intep'al ~ Ol the IMna area
tbebome~
Powder row araa't ~
ally--. bat tM poWder room
IMljoiaias die tildaeia ii a ilanel
of i.atenltiai ca •• and lllDIMMJtla
exp-Ml of ........ M with
nay other bllah in .... ••:.
tbe buiD eajoya ~
tilea. The fmal raUlt mates
powderina for peats a fe.t for
tbceya.
I
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unu .... c Riii! On Met -0 Gr11n-
brtar", 2 bdrm, 25 0 \.~, endil11d 2
car garage. $250.~ ~ · .. -·ml -Townhome In Nempon. 3 bdrm, 3 ba. over 2,000 eq. ft., 2 pdoa, lllfge ..-... 2
................... ~-$241.000.
C•m•Jll -In ~ H .. , 2
bdm) with upgrwl• tooo ~ to state. smau, Clean and priced right. $98,500 .
. ... IOI. -Condominium In Bluffs .........
land, ntte Hght w . 3 bdrm. 3 ba. epackx'8 ftoor
plan, pool nw'by, only $180,000. loweet In
townt
1111111• JK I I• -Light, airy and fresh
Interior, end unit, near schools, shops. 2 bdrms.
3 ba. fireplace and low price. $144,900.
A IUl U. -..._.,. a pampered and paneled
condomtniumm overtooking Big Canyon golf
courM. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. plMt8llon lhutters, ..c.
gs. $229,500.
11 llllGS CROWDED AT HOME?
LOOK INTO LORE 11 A CURCrs IEW SINGLE STORY LISTING
.. IN BAYCRESTI
Two dentJ, 2 f$f11ily rooms, 5 bedrooms and a spectacular kitchen. Nothing like
it In Newport. Plus pool, spa and fire ring. Only $595,000. Immaculate and
exciting I "
I IWT IDBI m -In Harbor View Homes.
Comi>let• re-do to perfection. '9ingle story, 3
. bdnnJ loft, ·pantry. $429,000. .
UITUff • mtnHn: -You'll get excttec:tl 3
-bdrm, 2 ba. with lmrMC. care and ch8rming
decor. Walk tohHchool, 9hopptng. $311,000.
wml • P'P m ID -This hou9e Is ltJ R1~
beet up, but bemrtlful. View over Buck Gully.
V8C81rt wtth pool, 9P8-$349,000.
N •111 I• -Bnnd new on the .-ct, 2
bdrm. 3 be. lrg m8ltlr with ...,_.. I. IP9-
EuroCJ • .., ~with Impeded t1ea. saso.ooo.
cml .. •1• -A,_. tine. 11-.:teod•
v19w, 1UMY decor, and a~ gr..a
room ouertooklng the t.y. $850.000.
ma1•-.. • IPNLISS-Single story. 4 bdrm r----------------
---8310,000 TO~---••Elfll • IURtR -Highly remod••d. ex-quiltte rnaeter IUlte. country ktlchen, fonMI
dining wtth built.tns. ~.spa. $485,000.
UI• ... Clnm -Flawred 3 bdrm, a block to Victoria B11ctt, ,....,. and nicer. with a peek
of blue view. '420.000.
wtth Incredible view of ocean/bay. Upgred•
Include mouldlnga. lkytighta. $650,000.
SS I 11 & • m -New home in qualint old .,... 2 story. 3 bdrm, 2 ftrepl9ce8 and just
block• to 9hopa. beach, parb. cafea. $486,000.
l
MF 11111 ,_ -PGSM• H.V. Hon-. ps-
fect condition wtth pool. spa. and bollt/RV,
ltor8g9 .... 4 bdnnS. 2~ baths. $357.500.
*A LOT OF LEASE ON LIDO*
Stylish condo, 2 bdrm. 2 ba. ~
furnished with ful MCWlty. ~ound perk-
ing and spectacular view. $5,500/mo.
Furnished. (Possible to leae unfuml8hed.)
,_ • N ••Nm -1mmecu1ate ~. 17•.""" ·~ABOVE lowest price, MW c.rpeta. heh pelnt. redone ---..., ~ ---
kitchen, 3 bdrm, den, nr b 11ctt. $310,000.
I W.U • 111 Riff-In San Clemerite. specblcu-•1• • a&llJ .. IS -3 bdrm with ca-1ar view of the Pactftc. 5 bdrms, rnedlterrenean thedral cellPn-ri.n mast• and bit of ocean view fta .......am t ft S 1 500 000 .._. ... '~ .. ft 000 ¥«,owner wmwng 0 nance. • • . from aw 11plng mast•. Don't ml8a tt ~. .
PIChdll• -mL£ -Under towering N••• MYHllT -so· In pfime location on
3 ..._ ._ ...-bay. Charm, MCluded =io· pier t ftoat. Large ~t 4 bdrm, ba. new kltchert. -.... ftft, _ _... & ...... u.v. s ooo
W
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.. cc 000 "~• .. " .. "Vroom. , . fresh paint, new cspet, In eater. ~. .
tmm ... 111111 -2 yws new. 2 story, 4 ......... -Ocean Blvd. 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 1
bdrm, 3 ba. lulh pool and.---. Impeccable story on highly elevated 40' lot. Approx. 180°
'-AM ~15 000 view. Buy adj. 30' lot for 70' frontllge. $895,000. ""'""'Ion In fNe1Y corner.~ ._ . -·••Ill r ,. -('· o"'"*'..c, 3 bdrm. 3 • .,. "' -Customized Broedmoor.
OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY1-5
CMYOI CIOT $24'9.000
Large 3 bdrm. 2 ba townhome
,.
· ba. epot1111 ~ · • 0 \....11 tloor pllln, yet lends w'6que floor plan~ 5 bdrm, city light view wtth
to ac1utt on1y 11vtrS .•• S•'rieW. $355,000. country Hke llvtng. Spacious t•. $759,000. L----------------
A Hat If who la ~ In loal ral atata
•Y ANNrnE WATSON
... Merrill L,_. R~bu
IUIDOUllCed tbAt Nw, Jz•_.
.... recently joined itl Newport
team of realton. lmbernino bas
f 4 yean of real estate, the last
~ as the bead of her own
malty business.
• •1 changed careen about IS
years ago. I bad been a nurse.
I had different personal real
estate transactions that ttally
frustrated me and prompted me
~o get my license, feeling I
ytant.cd to give people better
service than I bad received. That
seems like such a long time ago
when I think of the many
changes that our profession bas
undergone over the years.
Today, we have many consumer
protection laws which help buy-
ers~ because discloswes about
the properties must be made-
nothing can be kept a secre~"
said Imbernino.
Imbernino found she liked the
real estate business right away.
"There was goal setting. I found
"
,
I heca!M sua:tllful brcas1e I
wu mJldf ~ a barncUda. I
fo• teamwork ii the IDOlt
important aped Of tbe bUiinea;
a hostile situation is non-
proclucti-ve. I enjoyed the fact
that my days bad a certain
amount of flexitiility. The bus-
iness bas been. d\inaiag since I
bepn-1 don't hPc time to ~
bored. Ana, because real estate
is truly a people buiness, thete'I
always new people to meet aDd
help. After t:.C fant three yean,
which I considered an intern-
ship, I found I was able to le'Vel
out my business and build a solid
base," said lmbemino.
Practicing real estate only in
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa,
Imbernino says she knows these
areas very well and will not go
out of the area. "When I get
clients who want to go else-
where, I refer them to other
offices who work strictly in the
area in question. I feel I give my
clients my best expertise in the
areas I know most lboroughly,
LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
904 VIA LIDO NORD
OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5
LIDO ISLE BAY~RONT
815 VIA UDO SOUD
OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1-5
Wetcll ...... trom31eu1l1ofln11IUdo..._.De..,..
lotglves 1eo-v1ew. Fourbedroo-, 4bclia, pa.yraona,
bollt room, gourmet ldtchen. 8rtck pMlo ..... ring.
SecowMI .aory roof deck recr1 .. on--......., b••ch.
.... wl .... $2,?MJP'
CAMEO SHORES
Attrectlve tredltloMI 3 bedroom, 3 beth home fM-
tureing PMOf'8mlc oce.n view. Newly decorllted.
Larve patio with swimming pool. $450,000
BALBOA PENINSULA
Walch the sunsets from this tredltJonal 4 bedroom, 3
bath wt coast front home. Prime locatlon on the
buch.
SAN JACINTO
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
Prime~ on Romona Expr111 • .,. Approw81
ghen 151-...et ..,. ... ,..,..on I.II---..
$500,000
Aleo
llotor Inn COINMfdlll ... of 4.1 ea. torS425,000.
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
IO I will 80t. dilaie •Jldf ud
try to cow. ........ aid .
lmbcniao cllale to join t.fcr ..
rill Lynda Rea1tJ l9ec1me of its
many raoarca of&nd to buy-
en aDd lellen. ..,,.. ~Y
is wonderfW. It Ila oflba in
many different lOclidoal nation-
wide mil it ha CKkllllhe rdoa
catioa iDd 'icleital Detworb. It
also bas* mOlt ~and
propasiYe martdiq propams holllel and listing appointments.
arouad which bdp both buyers · I also use a car phone so that
and tellcn,"' said lmbemino. clients can reach me almost
Specializing in residential and anywhere."
small investment properties, Imbemino is involved on two
a note from maury
WE ARE MO\llNGll
3732 East Coast Highway
Come See Us In Our New Homel
BuslMU AS Usual
. a27 POii UWwlt:k .
Bright, cheerful Som~~· . ,,o~mfortable family home
where you can relax and :u ·Iii-parlding pool and~ in
easy maintenance yard. $389.750
. Just R•duo1d tom
New paint, carpet and wiS-· 0 I ·· ·1
• Three bedroom, family
room home with lar~ pr 11-----~Y for quick.occupancy.
Ptlde ol Own..,.
Now's the time •.. owners ready to move. With large cash down,
owner will carry at reasonable rate. Call for apJX>inbnent to see
this ~OM 3 bedroom, S<>uth of highway.
HcyJToll
Catch this El Toro 4 bedroom. 2 bath beauty, upgr&aea through-
out. on cul-&Msac with large R.V. space. Just redlic8d-now
$146,900.
. Ranbll
COM 3 be(troom ~x-$1500/month.
· COM ~1300/month.
North ~una 3 l>edroom houae---$2000/month.
COM Duplex---$349.SOO
• I I II I ca • • ----4 bedroom end unit ~ Piiio ............... One bedroom end...,,
Oft ............ Clf9lll ...... ttoroftlce. IMicta CK....._
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,_ aalaJ mi. Tm ..... Welk to lhopplng. .,._
...... bar ...... ..,, .. poola lftdwlde91 ....... of
......... when ycMI purct1 II I II* 3 bedroom, ~ bdl
condo. Prtced to .... nowt .. .IOO lndudea .. lend.
CMOLPANQW
..... mT CHU I Tiwe bedrooma, 21' b9lhl. Com-
pl1t1ty ,.nia d1l1 d k*"9n wtlh cuatom ~end new
., ..... ,...,..,.. -... Wiil to ad** end £mt.
bluff VIUege. Mllticueoualy a., home. tm.000 tncludel
land.
II.MIA 9ERCOVI IZ
Lam! ~ • -., wtth-bolll llp ........ Extra ..... ..,.. .,... -.clbty dloora9d condo wtth two
bedroailM Md large con.-.. cs.n. plua 3 tun ...._
1111 ra ... .,.. tor Income unlta CK COINMlcilll property.
tuo.000.
CL.ff MB B.UIH • WlllFEJ. Thia tunnY 3 bed-'°°"' ............... d Oft .. ctlff aide of Klnga ......
COl•llll"'"' I .., fl 1111 a. a deck end po .. ntlal ....,
... Cell tor dMllllL .-.ooo.
LIZmeAD'Y
MT •H ~-FAMJll llY •TIE WAlD CUatom bey.
front home wteh alp tor large be*. ···~· My and dty • ._... .. from .. apecloua ,,. ....... and ...
cent awbMl Four bedrooaM. 4 bMha. Frwndl doon and
... Mlow .. ~....,.. haldwood throughout. ...
ntte kMcMn coum.r tope. ,,..,.. accanta In tMathe. Sepe-
,. ..,.,, CK •11rclae room. -.&,000.
DON D.tHOllAI
EWIW •sm 111 •• &pe.Mled I bedroom DCMr ................... dock. .... ..._oonektlr
trlldl tor HUl6_.. tWbour W 111 flonl home CK inoonte
producing property In Orange County. $111.000 .......
•land. DON DeTMOllAI
... , ~~Victorian home.
Four bedl'oOIM Inducing ........ lft-law IUlte. LCMfy ..._,...."'° ...... GNll~~--....
........ -to.....,., ..... ctwm end quality of.
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doue ~ 3 bedroom home ... Oft • large lot ....... .... throw"°"' ..... bWh. The c:hann of .. gone
by wtth...,. end p'1111r, CtOWn mouldlnge. •dwood
~ Ff9ftdt doora Ind loeaof...,.. wed bftdlJ Mow. In
«plan to ....... ""°9d..,..... .. .-.ooo.
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M1LSJ'BUA-Two,..1l1g911tcoi-.wlh -.e..d
oellll ... lo ......... brtght. Eec:h ,_ IWO bedl'oOIMlftd a
loft. ful ...,,_ ., ...... ClllDl'l Cltlia..ety Ind aftuch.
much ..... Pl1111 Clll to ... l3a\,IDO.
L91DA TAQI l~i ii
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T8 .. mlD-ia In.: INI wt COIMllanf Upper unit 2
bedroOma. 1 ...... Low unit 1 bedrocllft. 1 ..... .,.,_
uNtia_..,..._lftd•c111to .. ~julla ... ... ;:I,· cal tor an ..... ,..,.. to .... -••• It buy. ~ROLYll llUOMICIMllllN tm ..
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Abll"" • ExJ,JJ1rlenc• •Integrity• Since 1923
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NO. 1 • -(714)631-8120 SERVING AU. OF COSTA MESA Friday, June 5, 1987
:Beginning J~ne 5, Baker Communications will begiii general circulation of the Co~ta
Mesa News. . · ·
A sister publication of the Newport Ensign, the Costa Mesa News will provide its
readers with local news, features, sports, and society coverage. ·
In addition, the Newport Ensign's popular real estate section will be expanded to
include coverage and circulation in Costa Mesa. The result will be a combined circulation
of 50,000 homes in the Newport/ Co~ta Mesa area-long recognized as the most affluent
real estate market in Orange County.
If y~u 're a real tor who does business in Newport Beach or Costa Mesa, The Newport
Ensign/ Costa Mesa News offers the most complete penetration into this elite market. ~ .
and at substantial savings, too.
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.,..,..1 llDfy 4 bedrvom home wilt tom.I dining,. ~
Md ... ,._ plUa couftyM:I poot in ... Udu8ive
a ' 1Jonl ~ wil\ priYm bw:hes.
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llllftd dmlMl Br I #luly remodrl1d Md Culloinized with
llwllt\ .,,.. of wood lind ~ e bedlooma with den. dining
IQOll\ ~ -dock tor 3 lllrge boma pM ~ a rtr fl<MI llilllc> end • .....,,..~ w with.-Ownera wilt
'*'Y 1•T.O, flll••••
~ m -Mlllll? aWT'OUnded by irnpl111iw home&.
~ .......... 1111'--...... wHh top quMity
Clbir'*t end lanL 9Uw*'8 bayMw m•tr .-. den,
o9ce ... •..--end two more bedlooma. EntoY gr8Cioua
............. ....,..~end Wg9 be/fronl pdo
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loatkwt. ~corns property. 4 bedroom. 3 blllh _....
deck up, 3 bedloom. 2 bdi ... ba'/11 Ol'lt pelo down. .... 111-••
P I •IMt •lfml LIT -on widelt p.i ol bey. S.000 mci.
ft. .... lat. ...... tor 4.000 toot home-and alip tor --
Ml Of pow boa Pt 111igiow --of Q"9Dln ...,.,.. ...
bMy dty light and b09til~ action ..... •t• DM•
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~ ·ail._ cer*t ol Newl)Oft'a action wiltt l11buloua
~ and Cdstina views. LMge 2 IDy 4 bedloom home
with huge family room and two large aunny patio&.
Coqi' 1111) fuml8hed at -
1171.m DM•
.. Cllll on a.lboe·a quiet IMe ial9nd. Detlng older 3
bedrootn tront ~ with bey view, 2 bedloom "*"'*1t.
_. ... bunk room end 4 .car pet'king.. Dodt tor two 18'
~ ~ 11t TD. 6wns 1MY cany 2nd. wilt dodc tor ...... ~ ., .... D1,1• .... ~
PROPERTY IEAR THE WATER •..
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klc91k91L Piclllll lllllJCed dlim1'ller wilt 3 bedroofna. .. 01 d
end ti• •med c ••ro-t ... rOOM ... •epMcia end vi9wa
of ..... and~ ........ quMlf'a OV9f" dltlctl9d ........ --··-·-
··-· -""' U'*'9 blllir\ and' night ligN ... EJeglllt end innM;t t t 2 bedloom. 81 ' ' ., decoi t IS in
..... ton.. ~ kM:lllkln in w:urily buiding ... .,.._,and pool ...... •1-•• au 111 .,...,. ---"' .,,-, '" a,c,.1111p. Sdd
completely fumiahed Including stereo and TV with
~ furniUe ~ apec:ikely tor .. IP9Cio• 2
bedtoom. 2 .... unit ""' .... bey ..... Secu1ty
building in Udo ....... to *>pe end .........
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.__._,~Bult in 1915. Top~ 3 bedloom
with FNneh doon. cbltlle s--t wtlMtows. a.Al loan and
c:abint*y. ... ...., in ii 1101 bm9\, ..... dining. 1111-in
~· and view t.1co1,,. w.lk to ~·· ,_,,.,. end ahopa.
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...... wilh dodt tor 30' boa Low9ty 3 bedroom home
hea huge living room wilh .. aw. 11-.p1ace and ti...._.
c 1ilinga opating to plllioon._ ..... BaioM• priced. 0.-
anxioua ha purctl•1d .,.,._. l.Mge _,.... 11t TD.
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M"9? ~ wiltt petlJOnWnic views. T<*ly •••od1l1d 2
bed! oom in 89CUrity building. Price indudea ti 11 ,,...,,
turnilhiltga down to ........ cup ec. alp 8"9"1iite w.lk
to *>pe and bw:h. Gr9ll ~ gll-a--.y.
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prtulll M 112 .......... rOOlft end b9'cCM11. u. of
Ollk cat I ... ,. wood loora. s--t ..,._. end .,__...
llalned ..... Eaay car'9 bwdlfuly ~ yard.
Pr 112Wt1U9 gumded a 1tr •CMt community with prt di
till~
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CUI-3 bedrooma pg gum ~ or tlllnly room ... ce.wwv d9Cor end .. ambimnc:e of a .... EttglarMt
tt111ga FNndt doors opert from IMng w to h deck to
~ ~ end ...... viewa. T<*ly remad1l1d in '85
with new plumbing. .e.ctric. roof and aiding. Large
111 u Pl'llllble ...
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Md ~ ...., ... ..-c.,.,. 2 bedloollt ..... unll tor
~ ac.e to Ferry. ·-~
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,....., ......_ Aniahed to perf9ction and in tumkey
CClldlofi. ~ .,........ flllniy ~ large bey
wlildo•ed IW'9 room end eunny pilllio. Moh111 d .....
'8y .ct. .. tor Ne•polt CCll9do!
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home .. t11M19d ceiillQaand aunny ~ peloedtoilq
the t.nly room. Four bedrooma including h m 11111 r _....
with aiak'9 .... and bey ... --to beech. Mii• llM•
........ in ...,... .... port 8eect1 community .... poot
andtllnnk. fWurtlilMd 4 bedroom.~~ home on corns
lot _.. --dlnk'9 room. 1UMY p9lio and gr9lll Uiiilt
~Short ... to oc.n.
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bc9oma ""' ... c ..... plumbing. ct.-• ..,._ 9'*r .,.. ,..,_..,. Pllk Cciasi .. 800ft. ... ....,.nscer,.e
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pluacb ... l&Nd~Qa I pool. ... end ..... ··-. .,..
.... -... Of blal to bw:h. Ughl Md my 2
bemoom -eo1.-oi.S cam. unit in w:urtty gmtdad ~ .. ~ ...... St!ICM9 ..........
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ElllW mu --L11rge • bedloom a ..,,, home ...
family and formal dining rooms in very attractive
~ w.lk to 8Cftoca Bank owner will C*TY , ..
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bedt oom air CCMtcllioNd comer unit in w:urily ~
complex with poot and .... ~ like. model
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2 iltJAece9 in FI 111 and hina roGft\. ait' CCll~.S ...
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.. .-~ bw::tt ta-. tor ,.;man or b'eua •
WoitdaM S bedlOOM wilt lal end two IDy IMng f'OOlll
... huge ........... ol ..... tor light .. *1 ........ ac.e to NDl1h _...el I w . ..,.._
.HOMES, INC. REALTORS·
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PROPER TI TRUST
DATE ADDRESS DEED
Jan. 26 263 l Crestview Drive Unavail
Jan.26 411 Avocado Avenue Unavail
Jan.26 943 Goldenrod Avenue Unavail
Jan.26 60 I Lido Park Drive Unavail
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Jan. 27 182 I Leeward Lane $309,600
Jan. 27 23 Lochmoor Lane $500,000
Jan.28 323 Lugonia Street Unavail
Jan. 28 1609 Antigua Way $606,200
Jan. 28 463 Serra Drive Unavail
Jan. 29 547 El Modena Avenue $83,300
Jan.29 2268 Golden Circle Unavail
Jan. 29 90 I Bellis Street $220,000
Jan. 29 553 Seaward Road Onavail
Jan.30 215 Driftwood Drive Unavail
Jan.30 4919 Bruce Crescent Unavail
Jan.30 3709 Lake Avenue Unavail
Jan. 30 1948 Port Claridge Place $215,000
Check these great
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LENDER
Bayview Mort...,e
640-0410
BMC Mortgage
10~% 7%
851-0431
Far West Savings
and Loan 1~% 2 10% 2 1 ~% I O~ 7~9(,
2S9-lS88
Metmor FmancW
851-0202
Newport ~Deny
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261-2522
United WClla'a
MOftPF Corp.
752..aJOO
Yort. Unda
MCJltJllF
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CONSIDERATION
Unavail
Unavail
Unavail
Unavail
$387,000
$782,000 .
$126,000
$595,000
Unavail
Unavail
$3,000
$270,000
Unavail
Unavail
$250,000
Unavail
Unavail .
listings I
COMMENTS
8~% fixed, 3 years
2 to S~K. No qualifying
loam, fixed rate to 600K.
IS year 10~%. lO )'ear 1()%.
Adjustable to SS million.
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Renting vs~ owning:
a comparison look
Do you realize bow much you
pay in rent over a period of
yean? In addition to the
mon"'11Y pa)'ID!mt, you would
fiaure in the amount you would
have 8C'QJ•Ulated if J.OU Ud
invested your payments· and
earned interest. This giYeS you
a total picture of what's happen-
in1 to your money. Tbe rent you
pay adds up to a sizeable awn..
Mary Jank
Using the chart, find your per
month rental payment and
determine bow much money you
are "giving away" in rent and
interest over te~ fiftee~ twenty
or thirty years ... money which
could be used to build equity in
your own real estate!
Bcf orc you decide to look for
a home, it is important to know
what you can afford. Most
families spend between 2~ to 3
tima their annual gross income
on a home. Gross income is
actual income before taxes,
deductions and expenses.
Example: Annual Gross
Income= $30,000-SJO.OOO x 2~
= a $75,000 home
To determine the amount of
monthly payments you can
aflord, figure that an average
family spends approximately
I/ 3 of their monthly 1ro1s
income on housiq payments~
Per Moath 10 Ycan IS Years
s JOO s 61..4SJ.OO s I 2'.)41.00
)jO 71,696.00 14:S.,86S..OO
400 11,tll.OO 165.711..00
4SO 92.••.oo 18'.Sll.00 -102.422.• lD7,.DS.OO
550 1 ll.66S.OO 227."9.00
600 1n.to7.eo JQ.612.00
6fO lll.149.00 169.405.00 ,. 14.l,Jtl.OO 1'0.12'.00
150 ISl.6)4.IO Jto .. an• IOO 161.176.00 lll.s76.00
110 174,lll.GO lSl.llD.00
900 la.t.J60.00 mm.oo
1000 IM.6Ql.OO Jtl.766.00
Example: Monthly Groll
Income= 12,500 Bf""ina PaJ'::
maat = I /3 • S2JOO s Sl33 per
month
In addition to principal wl inteftst .,.,meata, ie•mber to
include property taxes, imu.-
rance anil utility coau. Consider
the tndeoft'a; if you choole to
live near your job you can aaYe
money on parting and trampor-
tatio~ which can be applied
· towards the monthly bousiq
payments. As a homeowner, you
will receive a lQI tax break. The
interest on your loan and the
property taxes _paid are both
deductible when computing
your income tax. This is a
substantial savinp that reduces
the real cost of the interest OD
your loan. When you subtract
the tax savinp you receive as a
home<>wner, the real cost of your
loan is considerably less than the
interest rate.
Buying a ho.mt will probably
be the largest single purchase
you will ever make. Obviously,
it should be done with care and
thought. One does not haYe to
be a lQI estate expert to realize
that 1987 is probably providing
the fmeat market in the history
o( residential real estate. Attne-
tive fmancing is available and
the points are low.
For most people, locating,
purchasina and fmancing the
right home can be a new and
baffling experience. Comuh a
Realt.or, the tnowledpble pro-
fessional with the stills to help
you locate a home that best suiu
your needs. Realton have access
to hundreds of listings through
the local Board of Realtors.
They do the research and the
initial leg-work, so that you, the
buyer. will be spared the f:rus.-
tration of w~ time in locatina
a home. A Realtor can make the
dream of home ownership come
true ••• in a home you will loft
living in for a long time.
20Yan 25 Yeiws JO Years
m7.l 11.00 S -.mo.oo s •11.1-...
~.m..oo 464.J92,0D 791,171.00
JOJ.741..00 S».m.oo t04,19'.00
)tl.116.00 "7.07S.OO 1.017.nuG
J1t.614.00 661.417.• 1,1)0..JM,.GO
417.W..00 m.m.oo t,lo.-.oo
455.621.00 1'6,100.00 1-"6.ltl.IO
4')"90.00 162,.Ml.OO l,4'9.Jl1•
SlU"-00 tll.713.GO ' .512,.)t I .tO •m• "'·'25..IO l,AIU66.00
fll17.4'S.09 l.861,4'7M ......
6tS,4'UO 1.121-.00 l,'11.41$.IO
61l.4l2.00 l,IM.1'0.00 U)t.4.Jt.00
7'9.l69.00 1.l».&Jl.00 UIO.•.oo
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PEIRCTITMTEI._ •Yll•tlll
N..,. spKioua 2 bedroom, 2~ bath townhc>rne on
good atreet near freN&y, stores and achoola. Big
living room with woad-burning fireplace, Sarge din-
ing area. nioe patio, doub4e attached garage wtth
laundry facilities. Don't miss this new listingl Paula
Bailey.
VEllAIWI IEW UITm 114IJDI
ideally located for shopping, boating and t>eachits.
This 2 bedroom condo has balcony view of ocean.
Located in a private gated area with welt kept pool,
ape and work-out facilities. Stan Eaton.
CIAl-IEWPllT WI 1215.•
Cozy, pride of ownership 2 bedroom, 2 bath home
with detached guest quarters. Spacious family room
opens to large pool area. Home new1y redecorated.
Plater ceilings, levelors, macrame verticals. new
~ RV and alley access. Paula Bailey.
• CMY• VD Clllll 1271.-
Unobstructed view of :Sig Canyon golf course. Spa-
cious end unit two story with large wrap-around
patio, private double garage, 2 bedroom, den and
formal dining. A great buy at $275,000. Martha Mac-
nab.
PROPERTIES
$300,000 AND UNDER
IETAml 4 BA, 2'.la BA. pool, spe ........... 11 ..
LIT Ementld Bay, pat* view ........••• N =
CHiii I tJm 2 BR, Veew of eoasthne •..•.•.••.• 1 .. IET.... 2 SR, 2 BA. ~ plus studio apt ... WW
Cllll I llJll 2 BA. 1 BA. close to beach .......• 1 ..
Tim 1111 IE 2 BR. 2'.la BA, close to amenittes .•. 1 ..
Clllll HAI 2 BR. 2'h BA. goff course view .•••. in.
CllllFlllllU8 3 BR, 2'.la BA. fam room.
sp8CIOUS . . • • . . • • • . . • . • • • • • . • • • • • • ,,, .. CIH••u• 3 BR. 2'h BA. view, .
highty upgraded .................. 2•• '
CllllFlmtUM 2 BR. 2 BA. m1n1 Ytew ...........•. 1 ..
LIT VALUE Plus tear down ..........•........ 1 lla
TIWlll lllE 3 BR. 2'h BA. close to amenities ... 216•
VIEW PROPERTY
..-SJIUCTEI PAllUllA
Of the back bay, mountains and city hghts L1vmg area has
12 foot ce11tng with skyllghts and fireplace. Master surte
has fireplace. O'iersized spa tub. 2 walk-in closets and
French doors to the pool. Separation of muuw suite and 3
IUPEI Ra Pl.Al l111JDJ
This Eastblutf 3 bedroom C-plan built by Lusk is in
lovely condition and has an expanded bedroom
which can be a great second master suite. Lots to
enjoy on this easy care property. Coby Ward.
, auxiliary bedrooms assures maximum pnvacy. 3-ear ga-
rage. Gale Amato.
TOP Of TIE a..-• CAIYll TOWMUIE S3311JJDO
This 3 bedroom, 2~ bath designer decorated and
furnished Augusta (largest) model is one of a kind.
Superb country club and night light views. Security
gate. community pool, spa, tennis • ..-inutes from
Newport busineaa, cultural and b1•ches~ Appoint-
ment only evenings and weekend• with Tom
AUln1on. .
.. ATilllL 11£1 IAY VIEW D .. LI.
Thia expanded --rr1na· mOdel ia like a custom home
amongst the condominiume In the Bfuffs. tfs 3 bed-
rooms, 2'h baths affords the gr•t sunset views over
the deep water bay with virtually every room
cMnged and upgraded. Thia makes for a bettet than
new t1•1hold property. Current land quote $71 ,000.
Tony Shaw.
WAIEIFlllT CIUll 13~
Bahlc ..,._priced und« martet for quidt saJe. Fan-
t81tic view of alt of Newport Harbor. Two bedroom. 2
bllthl end unit. Security complex. boat slip avail-
able. Needs T .LC. Lois Jacobs.
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WITI aTY mt VIEW II .... llm Ml ..
Begin with a 2-story atrium. surrounded by a raised
library. kitchen and formal dining r~. Continue
upstairs to 3 bedrooms. including master suite, via a
dramatic indoor bridge. The home also includes
tu8h gardens. family room, 2 fir.paces and 2~ bath&.
Matreen White/Ed Escano
Lmm.E M'IW
Charming 3 bedroom 2 bath home. Highly upgraded
with a spa tub and sauna. WaJk to harbor. be9ch and
shopping. V1ew boat parades from parks. This home
is extremety well priced to sell quickly. Owners moti-
Yllled. Tom Allinson.
FAIULM .. lllTm .._..
On pteStigious Harbor Ridge. Three bedrooms. for-
mal dining room. Uvtng room and family rooms.
Highly upgraaed popul8r 9Renaissance· model with
fabulous view. Community pools_ spas and tennis.
Maralou Ingold.
111111 ... CIEIT am.
Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom townhome, for-
mer model. Lovely wood8ey .Uing with complete
PfMcy. No street.: no roof topa. Specioul.,..,....
unce• model wtth loft. famlty room, 1°""81 dining
room~ S.-etty Morphy.
DIWIATIC KEIWTOI lmUlll
Harbor Ridge Crest condominium. View of mount-
ains and night lights. Four bedrooms. 3~ baths. 3
fireplaces. Decorator draperies, wait coverings and
carpets. ExceUent condition. For appointment to
see, caJt Oona Chichester.
IE.CU .. IPA Off llAITEI HW IUIT£ I••
.. Jodefle" modet behind guarded gate in prestigious
Harbor Ridge with spectacular views of ocean, bay·
and city tights. This 3 bedroom. 2~ bath. family
room home has been reduced over $100,000 and as
r.-c:ty for immediate occupancy. Ed Elcano and
~White.
RfaJIEACl,..LIT .. Ill
Prime building lot on the sands of Newport Beach.
Gr•t view of CataHna. Locat9d on the quiet end of
the bc>9rdwalk. Zoned for R-3 multi reeidence. Hobie
Denny.
LaT -aAllY ltMEI -E ...
A greenhouse effect is achieved through the entry
and living room. Included in the home are• bed-
rooms. 3 baths, family room and gorgeous unob-
structed ocean view. A very large priv* ape is off
the living room. Reduced $100,000. Maureen White
and Ed Escano.
•llllllCl-IPfCIM.mE --
A must to see this beautifully decorated and expand-
ed .. Miritnar in Harbor Ridge Estates. Two bed-
rooms, 2~ baths. enlarged den and skytighted
music/reading room with custom oak bar. AU this
and a s-noramic city and night light w... Evening
showings are encouraged. Maureen White/Ed
&cano.
IAYllllB-IEAUTIFUL Cll llEl llT .....
Sophisticated 2 bedroom home done to perfection.
Bachelor's paradise but plans kK a second story if
needed. Large living. dining area.~ sunny
patio. One blodt from Marina. Reduced to $595.000
indudlng land. 8ever1y Morphy.
m81TICATED ~ml ...
In Hatbor Ridge. Wonderful ocean and city view
from this charming 3 bedroom home. High ceilings.
formal dining area. country kitchen. 3 fireplaces.
Thr.-.car garage. Barbara Aune.
• CMYll 1114\mlll ftM ! ...
Ideally located if• the hMtt of Big Canyon, this 4
bedroom ero.dmoor is a perlect fwnity home. FM-
turea fonnaJ living/dining rooms. spacious family
room with 9'iew of golf cou,.... Sectuded ape off
large master suite. Danny Bibb and Stephanie
Grody.
18 aNIT PBRCTlll ...
Total eleg8nC8 in this ~ificent upgr.oed home.
G~· Md charming with t\Md-flnt.hed wood
floors. Many a.mtomized upgqdel. High ceMings. 3
firep&.ces. palldlum windows. 2 ~-bedloom auttea. wonderful library, fonnal dining room~ Pool
ltzed yaftd. Barbara Aune CK &tU9 Partch.
••4-6280
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an~ ...-wet• lllPPOinted .. bedroom. 3 bllltt home with .-.
large game room. fellluring pool,..-.. and fount.in
in expena;w "'"~· ln8ide 09k floors _...
staircase. convenient buitt-tns. 2 fireplaces. plul
many extra fNlkm this an exceptionaJ home compli-
mented by the open canyon and city tights view.
Sara Hinman. ·
Ill r.gy• ftll'U•R TIWlllllE
Rarely offered, this 4 bedroom Versailles model
townhome is our moat luxurious and popular floor
plan. Features dramatic 2-story entry with sweeping
circular staircase, large formal living, dining and
family rooms. Luxurious master StJite located on
first level. Excellent cut-de-sac location with scenic
views. Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody.
-ullOUF' ClllU 18. IW --Four bedroom custom 2-story home in a very private
setting. Expansive view, large master suite with pri-
vate dee~. pool and spa, all on 45 ft. lot in moat
desirabfe part of old Corona del Mar. Martha
Macnab.
DEYmlllE • Wiii lmlE 171 ..
With a most outstanding ocean. bay and night lightS
location. Highly upgraded in every way. Five bed-
rooms, 31h baths. air oonditioned. security system.
Sharon Vogt.
Wll£I A VIEW II •PllTAIT T1 YIU 1115.19
Come to Spyglass Him Five bedrooms, 3 baths. 2-
story home With mater suite including fireplace. A
spacious floor plan for gracious entertaining. Secu-
rity system and spa for easy living, peace of mind. A
solid investment Sandie Fix.
YACITIUl'l 8EAL l.ICAtm 111IJI11
Build your dream home. Put a 50 foot boat in front.
Walk aa oss the street to the marina. The Ga&lefy
Cafe and bike to fine dining. Owner motivated to ....
this SO-x100' Iott Be'6 etty Morphy.
•AmllFAaY•lt ICf .....
One of the "'D-* Spvglasa tots featuring 2 separm
yards. One with 52' poof and spa. The other mani-
cured lawns. Thil highly customi%ed residence
outdoor lMng pf• gourmet krtct.1. day room, gar-
den room and den. 8 bedrooms pe.. separate~
suite. 5~ baths. Outstanding ocean. bay and city
night lights view. Sandie Fix.
•CAIY9-mM.,_ACY ••Jiii
A channing hOme wfth M abund8'Ce of wood and
atone. lnctudes 5 bedrooms. 4~ baths. Nestled on
one of Big Canyon's largest tots. Featunng your
own priVlde drive and a grand pool and spa viewing <Y'lfll........,. lulh gerdel & Priced tor an immediate
sa&e at $945.000. AppotlrtnMMt onJy with Danny Bibb
or Stephanie Glody. ·
EJDI El E NNIT ClllTlm lmEI ClllTIUC119
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Builders own home. Ninety days completion. S bed-
rooms 1nduding first floor maid's room with sepa-
rate entrance. Ttvee marble firepaaces and marble
master bath/spa/sauna. Gold colestra fixtures.
Swim pool, spe.. w81arfall. Bridge anterior destgn and
finest mterior designer ... Gina·. Plans availabte
through T omAllinlon. Completion price S 1,095,000.
IE -.-F1111 11 11Z!IJlll ..,n .. your megnificem nearty new home THE EPIT-
OME OF BA YmoNT VIEW HOMES, with 3 bed-
rooms. family room. upetairs living/dining room with
elevator and a private dOdl for a 50' yacht. spa~
and garden IUndedl with view. MaraJou Ingold.
IAY 1CU1•C1T111EW 11~
On the bay ,.., the harbor entrmlee. Magnificent
quality Md COMtruction. Th,_ bedrooms. 4 bllths.
2 firep&acea. den. Pert9ct decof Jlrith finest quality
materials. Brick..,.,_. to your dock. Barbara Aune.
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Hand-painted porch tile a
clue that home is 'unique'
Cl " I f N Nf 4i
Through the kitchen and
down a halJ lined with doors to
the outside is the family room.
Fireplace two, this one a used
brick marvel, is ready to provide
a merry glow. French doors also
open onto the courtyard. The
door to the oversized two car
garage adjoins this room. A
sophisticated security system
safeguards every entrance to the
home.
Winding upwards from the
entry ball is the stair to the
second story. Half way up, a
cleverly inset, tiled plant shelf
adds visual interest. The second
floor offers three bedrooms,
each with its own bath, and a
second game room to boot.
FRENCH DOORS
Enticing is the way to describe
the front master suite. French
doors open to the balcony that
stretches across the front of t.bc
home on the second story and
offers relaxation above stn:et
noise for enjoyment of the view
down the coast to Emerald Bay.
A large roo~ there is a massive
wood burning fireplace for
romantic, or just cold~ evenings.
Ample closet s and a huge
Jacutti bath combine with twin
. basins.
Ceiling interest comes alive on
the second floor of the home.
The open, band-hewn~ warm
wood beams contrast with
sparkling painted plaster and
lend the entire floor a f ccllng of
old-world grace with new world
quality construction. The second
bedroo~ with its graceful shape
and ceiling display, is an inviting
area which might also serve
equally well as a home gym. or
private sitting room.
FOURTH FIREP LACE
Second story.. private game
rooms arc rare in this ~ 219
Poppy offers one that is unique
and complete. The fourth fire-
place is here and massive in
dimension. The room offers a
wet bar as well as plenty of room
for even such fun as a pool table.
There are doon to a narrow
balcony that stretches down the
side of the home. A stairway
off en a private entrance making
the thir~ back bedroom the
ideal situation for live-in help,
a teen or mother-in-Jaw.
The back bedroom is the only
room that is carpeted. A soft,
sky blue that matches the carpet
on the stairs blends with the
sunshine that strums into the
room. There is, of course, a
private bath.
FINANCIAL FACTS
REALTOR
INFORMATION
219 Poppy Avenue in Corona
del Mar is listed by Coaaie
M•xwend of u-.. Bo.es at
S89S,000 on fee land. Call (714)
61S~ for an appointment to
view the property or stop by
Unique Homes. Unique is
located on Pacific Coast High-
way at MacArthur Boulevard in
Corona del Mar.
CIIlCAGO 'fffl .E AND SAFECO
'11'1'1.E HA VE JOINED FORCFS
ID CREME 1llE MAJOR FORCE
IN 1llE '111'1.E INDUSl'RY.
Wlt.bpllcago nt1e•s reamt acquisition of SAFECO
Title. two of the most respected names in the title
indusby haw mme together to form a tit.le network
unequaled tn soope and aemoe.
Ftnt and fmemmt our ap;oc;iation mean& we now
provide the best .... iiphlc 00¥&¥ of my Ude
ai: lo the naUon So we're ewen better equipr-1
to aD your Ude b'wwKtions. be they lubia tis orh1'••••
wmts--. our 4Up9•w:led network of Olis 5.000
locatlo" natkmwtde ~you ti. p\Jiillll. acaail& ••Ice ad~ atterrtbl you'w.cwto
expect from two Ude la1t'era.
Om-uopenW...,..'c 00\&46 md,.
reeditng UIJe .. •kw pe you UJlSUl1WI ~
for your re.i ... 11 a 11.a. one 880 nt1e
SAFECO Tlle-tcvAhc we're unrt..W.
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125 N.. IA Ml9AY. IMIJA W. CA 11191
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European •PPlll
Hwbayen are dilco'ftfj.Dg Bedrooms two and three abarc
die European appeal of ....._. a full bath and e~vc saa-:
close Antiaua at Mo~ dect.
Beacb. Antigua's Plan 3 includes
Within light of the dramacic tb.rce bedrooma, two and onc-
Lapna Nipel CoMfline* Anti-half baths, f am.ily room and a au•'• 0
Mediterranean-1tyled ICCOnd-Ooor alcove retreat. A
sinale-fam.ily homes offerexcep-dramatic interior view of the
tional value within the presti-volume-ceiling living and dining
Jious pte-guardcd community rooms may be enjoyed from the.
of Monaicb Beac~ located near upstairs bridge.
the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and The The Links at Monarch Beac~
Links oceanfront golf course. a par 70, IS.bole golf counc
Reminiscent of a European designed by Robert Trent Jones
village, Antigua ·s charming U, is situated between Antigua
atreetleapes offer scenic lancb-and the Pacific Ocean. Challeng-
caping and enhanced paving ing play and dramatic ocean-
trcatmeot. front fairways have made The
Strong sales and buyer Li.nks a favorite &mong ama-
demand have preceded the teun and pros alike. Serene
imminent release of Phase Two fairway expanses and appe•ling
at Antipa, said Phil Rafto~ wat.encapea belie the difficulty
division president for developer of this renowned course.
R.R. Remington Properties. aose io Antigua is the famed
Vasiton are encouraged to see Ritz-Carlton Hotel where
for themselves the range of gourmet dining and the finest in
possibilities Antigua bas to elegant resort accommodations
offer, as depicted in Antigua's are offered. Just down the coast
distinctive models. Interior at Dana Point Marina are more
desWner Tom Jung bas created than 2,000 sailboats and plea-
strong desip statements within sure craf~ quaint shops and a
the models to showcase the numbet of fine restaurants.
homes• exceptional architecture Laguna Beach off en popular art
by MLA/ Architects. festivals, trendy galleries and
The tbRe Ooorplans at Anti-chic boutiques located just up
gua feature two bedrooms/den the coast.
and three bedrooms plus a Monarch Beach is a dCltina-
number of lavish appointments. tion resort community of luxury
The amenities. list bcsim with rcsidenca, oceanfront golf plus
marble entries and fU"Cplace a private beach club. Plans call
beartha, polished brau hard-for a SSO-room oceanview resort
~ cliitiDCtivc lipt.iq fixtures hotel and beahh sp' a private
udCllltamoakcabinetry.Qual-tennis club plus fashionable
ity appliances iDdude .Jen.Air shopping, fine diniq and pn>
hoodlcu coottop aad arill, mium ellllataimaeat. A con~
CU1l6al cr161awakr iM iCl.{J! niaJt commgoilJ ~
clonina and microwave ovens. system will carry residents and
Wcstec wurity is offered u an pests to all destinations.
optional system. Antigua homes, offering
Fatured with ADtigua bomes excellent value along with pre-
are attrlldift yard fencing. day mium location and d.istinctift
tile~ front yard landtcaping architecture, arc priced from the
and eauncrd concrete drive-low $200,000's. -
ways. To visit Antigua, take the San
Plu J at Aatipa olfen three Diego (S) Freeway to Crown
bedroom.a.. or two bedrooms Valley Put way in Laguna
plaa ..._ind two and oaHaalf' Wlpd, proceed west to Pacific
badla. The vohunc<effinc living Coast Highway. Turn left to
room pacdaOy leads into tbe Ni1uel Road then ript on
formal ctinina room. For elepnt Stooehill DriYe to the guarded-
privacy, French doon open to pie entry of Monan:b BcadL
tbe •Mtc:r suite\ view-oriented The aalcs office at 73 SL Michael
IUDdect. is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Plan 2 features three bed· weetcndl and from 11 a.m. to
roo-, two and onc-balf .,._tbs, 6 p.m. weekdays. For additional
breakfast nook and central information, please call (714)
atrium off the living room. 496-m6. ·
work bard
ind oud••
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IPll.a l•THE NEWPORT ENStGNIC08TA Mf8A NEW8llfMNE TODAY-II
CUT
streels. Where~ and aime ~
\\e already ~· the program \\O"ks. Our 8'l-percent
success rate is unmatehed anyv."here else m the county.
That's wh)• Hope House needs commurury support.
\\e operate at full capacity and our waiting list as long.
It takes a kx d money to maintain the house. provide
r------------------~ I ~ send your tax-deducnl>Je rontn"httion to: I
Hope ff~ Inc.. 707 ~. Anaheim Blvd.. Anaheim. CA 92805. I Att.: Michael Grandis. Administrative Director (714) nrr 1490 I I Friend $10 0 Supporter S25 0 Metnber SlOO 0 I I Donor S500 0 Cot porate Sponsor $1000 0 I
I Name I
I Address I
City State Zip I
I Phone< ) < >~~~~-L------------------~
12 Atherton (Northwood)
67S«>OO $144,900
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10 Coventry (Harbor Ridge)
Sun 1-5
Sat-SUn 1-5
644-6200 $435.000 Sat-SUn 1-5
37 Cy. Crest (CdM)
67s-«JOO $249.000 Sun 1-5
2532 Cirde Or. (Bayshonts) I
631-1400 $635.000 Sal-SUn 1-5
24' Rue Grand Valkt (Big Cyn)
644-QOO $680.000 Sat-SUn 1-5
4Bedloom
21 Hennitage (Big Cyn)
644-6200 $640,000
16ZO Galaxy Dr. (Dewer Shores)
Sat-SUn 1-5
644-6200 $765,000 Sat-SUn 1-5
2668 Bayshore D~ (Bayshores) 0 • * I
631-1.-00 $1 ,895.000 Sat 1-5
4'7 Royal St. George (Big Cyn)
644-6200 $945,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
S3 Harbor Ridge (Harbor Ridge)
644-6200 $710,000 Sun 1...S
1812 Port RenW1dl (HV Homes)
644-6200 $535,000 Sat 1-5
27 Bu ma Ag T tee (Big Cyn)
644-QOO $1 .295.000 Sat-Sun 1-5
Key: * Pool or Spa • View # Family Room • Waterfront
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THE 8MGAIN OF THE SE.A80NI FANTASTIC 3 BEDROOM
CONTEMPOAARY HOME WITH MMVB.OUS POOl. SPA
AND DECK APEA. VAULTS> CSUNGS AHD SECUflTY.
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BEAUTFUL.L Y DECORATED "I: PlAN OH LOVEl.Y EXTRA
WIDE GREENBEl.T. VAULTED ceuNG. 1WO SUNNY
PATIOS. THIS IS PERFECTION. .......... ...
BRIGHT CARMEL FRENCH DOORS. COPPER PWMaNG.
NEW BATHROOM FDCTUREs.. POSsa E 4TH BEDROOM
EXPANSION. TREL1 ISED PATIO. OWNER WILL CAMY. ·--. ... ELEGANT CONDO ON THE GOlF COURSE. JUST fEM·
OOB.ED AND DECORATED BYSA'X>l..EBACK WHITE Tl.£
AND BERBER CARPET, 2 CAR GAi~ --... BEST BUY IN HARBOR RIDGE. 2 BEDROOM SINGLE
STORY HOME WITH MOUNTAIN VIEW. LARGE ROOMS.
VERY PRIVATE LOCATION IN GUARDED GATE
COMMUNrTY. ....... ....
EXaTWG 1 BEDAOOM/DEN CX>HDO W PRESTIGIOUS
BAYSC>E COVE POOl.JACllZZI, PflVATE BEACH. DOaCS
AVAllASLE ANO MANY EXTRAS.
·--·--AT lASTI HARD TO FN> BORDEAUX MOOE1.. AU. ON
ONE FLOOR SPACIOUS ANO GORGEOUS WITH 2
MASTER SUITES. PLUS OEN OR 3RD BEDROOM.
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A SPECW.. EXECUTIVE 3 BEDROOM HOME. HARMON-
lZJNG COLORS. EXCEU.EHT QUAUTY AHO AB.AXED
UVING.. NEWLY REMODELED WITH GOURMET tCITCHEN,
DOUBLE PANE WINDOWS..
-... GLORtOUS VIEWS OF OCEAN. BAY ANO NEWPORT
CENTER FROM THIS WXURIOUS UDO CONDO ON THE
7TH FLOOR. DOORMAN AND UTMOST SECUAfTY.
Mil I El ··-A JEWEL! JUST 10 YEARS OLD. THSS FABULOUS 4
BEDROOM HOME IS SI EPS AWAY FROM BEACH. WOOD
ANO BRICK EXTERIOR, FORMAL~ FIREPLACE AND
TWO PATIOS.
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SOPHIST1CA TED ELEGANCE. 1 YI YEARS <>l.O. FRENCH
DOORS. MARBLE FLOORS, 5 BEDAOOMS, 4 BATMS.
MAID'S ROOM. AND MUCH MORE
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ENTER THIS SPACIOUS CUSTOM HOME THROUGH
MASSIVE DOORS LEADING TO tlGH CBMG. GLASS
WALLS ANO GOURMET tCITCHEN. 4 BEDROOM. TlLED
PATIO. SPA ANO FOUNTAIN.
--··--UNDERSTATED ELEGANCE MAKES THIS SPECTACULAA
CUSTOM YfE.W HOME l»+BENT FAOU THE REST. •
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TAINED 2 BEDAOOM. 2 BATH CONDO WITH VEW OIF
8UNAISE AHO H.+J:180A YEW ta.LS.
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CHARMER WITH HAAOWCX>O FLOORS ON A 45 FOOT
R-2 LOT Q 06E TO BEAOi AHD SHOPS.
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POTENTW. OCEAN VIEW OH AN EXTRA LARGE LOT.
LOCATED 2 8lOCKS FROM THE BEST BEACHES..
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ONE~ THE~ HOMES W TMS GATE GtWmED
AMA ENCHANTING GARDENS. LOVELY PflVATE SPA.
LIGHT AHO NRY AHCJMET1CULOUSlY MAINTAINED.
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NO SU8STTT\ITE FOR THE VfEW FROM THIS BAY FRONT
CONDOI ENJOY rr FAOM BM.CONY OR GOABEOUS
MASTER BEDROOM. BOAT SlFS AVNA.AIJA.£
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WARM 2 STORY CONTEMPOAMY OCEANSIDE PAORC
COAST HIGHWAY. 3 BEDROOM. 3 BATH, SOAfWllG
CBUNGS, EHClOSEO PATIO. A /C. BUILT IN 191&. exauesrre. Y DECORATED. FURNT11URE 1NCWDED.
~-... LARGE 4 BEDROOM POOl HOME IN ONE OF THE AREA'S
CHC>K;EST CXWUNr11ES. STEPS FROM OCEAN WfTH
EXPANSIVE WATER VIEW. TREMeNOOUS POTENTIAU ---... ELEGANCE. DIGNITY ANO CHARM Of AN ENGUSH
MANOR HOUSE NEWl. Y CONSTRUCTED WITH ALL THE
OOMFORT AND CONVENENCE. EXCEU.ENT F1NANC1NG.
~--1111• OOH"T MISS THIS CHANCE! ELEGANT FOUR-LEVEL.
HOME IN OlD COM. DRAMATIC C0UNGS AND BAY
WINDOWS. 2 BEDAOOM GUESTHOUSE IN REAR.
Ulm a•• A~ YACHTSMEN! ARST HOUSE YOU SEE WHEN
COWilG INTOJETI'Y. VEWFROM 100 FOOT FRONT ROW
OCEAN LOCATION.
BALBOA ISLAND
----.... 'FOP ISlNC> LOCATION. STEPS TO SOUTH BAY. DYNAM-
ITE PARTlAl.LY REMODELED DUPLEX. lWO 2 BEDAOOM
UNTS. SA 1 FR MOTIVATED. IRNG OfFERSI
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BAYFRONT. QUAUTY OONSTAUC110N THAOUGtOIT.
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WON1>EAFUL DalCMRS HOME WITH UWIG HOOi(
ONNG ROOM. GOURMET KITCHEN AND MAITER
8EOAOOM SUfTE OYEftL.OOIONG THE MY. ~T ....
l.AAGE SOUTH PATIO. ..
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OH JH1S PRESTIGIOUS ISi 'JC>. GMDEN 8ETIMl wmt
LAWN THAT SLOPES TO MY. LOCATION FOR SlJP •
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exa.USNE ISU.ND. AO<>l'9 ME •ACIOUI MIO~
WITH MY VIEW. GARDEN SETTING IMO LAROE ~T
DOCK.
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VIEW. 4 8EOAOOM • MAa8 ROOM. TAADfT'IOMA&. AMO
FEE LANO ADO UP TO THE PERFECT HOME
---11•• NEWPORTS ULTIMATE ADDRESS. BREATHTAKING
BAYFAONT LOT WITH PER AMO SUP-READY FOR YOU
TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME.
OTHER AREAS
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0.ina COw is a ume r·-•ier
to just about anybOdy IMnl in
the coastal area. It da i ves its
name from tbe famous --0.ina
Home,• wbicb graces the dills
and is dcsriMAI in tblC' not too
ctist•nt future for the wncten
ball
But there a.re many other
houses ilLCbina Cove. one which
is owned by Evalyoe Frost and
her family. Frost remembers
when the Cove was a sleepy.
unobscured and uncrowded
peaceful stretch of beach Her
family has owned the property
since 1946. lbcre was a four-
bedroom. two-bath home that
she spent many happy houn in.
But four years ago. Frost bad
the house tom down to mate
way for one more contemporary
in nature. The lot measures 30
by 60 ~ not very large. And
Newport Beach bas extremely
rigid building codes. So she
replaced the original house with
a two-bedroom, 2-bath hidea-
way which is pleasing to the eye
with an unmistakable deco loot
to it.
.. People arc surprised when
they find out it really is a rather
new home ... Frost said. An deco
was popular in homes in the
1920s.
Frost needed a garage. so a
below-grade one was built. The
front entry to the house is bclow-
grade and one steps down to get
to the front door.
Frost is the principal of Eva-
1 y nc Frost Environmental
Design in "Newpon Beach and
most everything in the house is
her creation. She worked closely
with architect Tom Burger. who
became very excited about the
proj~ she said.
.. When I gave him the preli-
minaries and while be was meas-
uring the lo~ be became excited
with the possibilities, .. she said.
The idea behind the house was
to utiliu all of the space as one
is living aboani ship and the
f ecling of the house is nautical.
She wanted it to be private and
this was accomplished by having
no windows on the side of the
house. Lighting is derived from
a glass-block turret which
houses the circular staircase.
There is a bank of skylights
which runs the pcrimet.cr of the
building, over the master bed-
room and dining room area.
Frost dcsignat the f umishings to
enhance the architecture.
Upon entry to the first level
to the ho~ one steps down to
the front door. There is an entry
WMdings, parties, bar mitz-
vabs or charity faad-nilen, DO
job is too large f OT Jcrroll CliDe
aad Brian Rogers of J. W. •a
Distinctive Designs. Searcbin&
for excellence and pcnonal
service in floral design needs,
discriminating clients will find it
all with Cline and Rogas; only
not in a co1"C0tional shop.
0 Wc prefer to meet with
clients in their homes, making
ou.n a penoaal 1ervicc.'" laid
Cline. -rba1 way, we get more
iavolwd wilJa the people. They
become oar frimds. •
Cline and ltoacn will be
akt. .riDg oae ,.car ol -=r vice a. ..., . And, ClillC said, bus-
i.-Us lfOWA .a a tlC ........ OUI
l'lllc.
-Wew .,_ill ....,cliffeicat
.... with 'i&Mi• fixtala tlm
wae liade from~~
tara &Gin l[iMwHcr-F1w:hcre ia
San Fn8Citeo. larF double
doon lead to a fully aelf-
coat•nc:d guest Rite., with an
outstaMiag view of the rear
garden. The glau-bloct turret
begins at this point. and extends
to the third Ooor. At the bale
of the staircase is a stone sculp-
ture of the figure of a woman,
designed by Dan Corbin of
Oakland. Around the base is
foliage and flowers, which are
very important to Frost.
.. I lite to cb•9 the flowers
with the season,,. she explained.
The second floor contains the
living room. dining room and
kitchen. Frost's furniture
designs function in this area, for
her four adult children who visit
occasionally. The large, deep
sofa sleeps one comfortably.
fl•nkiog the sofa arc two arm-
less c~ by Avery Boardman,
which convert to single beds..
They each have custom-made
sleeping bags. made from the
same fabric as the drapes. 1bc
sheets map out for easy making.
The drapes arc by Harris and
Company. Frost said the house
will easily accommodate ~n
people comfortabJy.
The kitchen., living room and
dining room Oow together on the
second floor but arc delineated
by cutouts in the ~ Tbc
ample deck off the living room
affords one the feeti'!'I of being
aboard ship. Wida its endkss
view of China <:oft Beach, the
entrance of the barbor, the
~ the jetty, the wedF and,
beyond that, the ocean and
C.at•tin•
AD of the cabinetry in the
house is curwid and built into
the wall aad aecmcd by John
Beth Cabinetry in Costa Mesa.
8dh bas bad~ design-
ing cabinets for* iaterioq of
boats. 11re tipt fixture Oft!' the
dining room was designed by
Frost. Her father, Randall
Miller. designed the game table.
It consisu of an art-glass piece
from Italy which simulat.cs look-
ing down into water. with many
layers of glass. The coffee table
was designed by Frost and
con.stroctcd by Chip Galusha of
San Fraociseo.
The third floor houses the
master bedroom suite. The mu-
ter bedroom was dcaigncd to
capture the best view of the
China House and incoming boat
traffic. All of the furniture in the
master bedroom is built-in with
the exccptioa of a Chinese
• ..: .... is ~ .... _. • .._..... '¥efJ i-a~
Ciae ... tky dreip Oonl
arr•l\lf ••••for_, 4iffaail
types of events. laqe and qnaU -someone migbt tell UI that
their flower bud .. for a wed-
ding is around SI SO,,. Cline said.
"The wedding is small and
private. Thea we-VC done wed-
dinp that start at a big cbmcb
and end up at the Ritz CadtoD
with SO tables and a cocbail
ua..·
Rcceatly, aiDe and llottn
provided floral unnFDaila for.
the Coalition for Clean Air, a
s&ar-ttadded e¥eat bdd in Loi
A..... Sada DOtabla • the
call from die Go.Idea Girtt ud
the proctaccn o( Capey ...
Lacey were in aumdance. Cli:iiie
kitchen ~ which cont.aim ·treads.. To capture the ti.cme of
the tdevisioo and extra stc.aae a beach IUlllCt. Frost designed
for clothing. The room is lit by the home in tbe colon of ro.sy-
the same sk.yligbts that illwlD-~ pale aqua blue, creams and
nate the dining room. Across the mauves.
upper portion arc oak lo~ Outside the b~ Fl'Olt bas
slats which retna to darken the made it as pleasMf a tbe i....,..
master bedroom. The muter of the house. She employeil die
bathroom has an ovakbapcd expcrtix of Jeff Gartac:r, daid'
whirlpool tub and steam shower. ·ctesiper foT ROF"~ Gaidem.
There arc reuactable st;tiabts to The rear 1arden cont.aim a
allow for ~tilation. The room custom bot tub.
is done in white onyx. -i .andtraping is ~ lll1lda a
All of the wood in the home part of tbe project bcame ii~
is riff-sawn oat, done iD a • asmalls,.ceadwe'tcoaliDd.•
natunl finish The stairc:w is Froll said.
ltcd with riff-uwn oat stair Tiie rear pnlca allows Fto11
thri8a of W..I& .
r.To dliat ~come dlis far.
....... Jlll:W ........ ~
Most of the pair\ wort comes
from referrals and word of
mouth, (]is said-They want
poteat.W c:astomcn to bow
that they are-not jwt limited to
this area. The same day alley
clcsipcd arnnar••• fo tbe
Coatitiotl {OI' CkaD Ait, ~
provided flowas for a Weddina
in Brentwood. Tiley will be
-.... ~ 4M Hb fOJ' tbe
OfM •ioe ol a aew Four ScMC>m
Rataaraat ia Loi A .... ia die
DO( too ..... flllme.
Locally, CliDc wt ~~
haft dos ~ ol .... woft
wiala tile llilz Catro. _. Fas
Sc .... Clilie ... tblt diet
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Garden and patio
needs are met at
Roger's Gardens
Now is the time of year when
Calif oraiul live in their yards
and patios., and to aid in that
easy living is Roger's Gardens.
with mote than IS lines of patio
furniture.
AD decor-.iq needs can be
round at Ro1er•1 Gardens.
according to a spokeswoman..
The patio funa.iture featured
iDchldea sucb ~us Ii.Des as
AIJibcrt, Browa JonlU, Lyon
Shaw, Artilla Rome. Tropitone
and Darlot. jast to name a few.
They are on display in Roger's
special gallery in the outside
patio.
Accenting the classic style of
the furniture are various types
of china and pottery place set-
tings. placemats. napkins and
stemware.
.. Roger~ is more than Amer-
ica·, most beautiful garden
center. We have the un~ the
exotic and the regular." said the
spokeswoman.
What ever a customer docsn'
see on the Roger~s Gardens
floor. can be special ordered.
The patio furniture is available
in a rainbow of color designs to
coordinate with the most dis.-
criminating of tastes.
If an English Country garden
look is desired, Rogcr·s is the
place to go. A shipment of 60
to 70 new plants makes up
Roger's new perennial garden
iCClion. The plants arc deiigncd
specifically for t be California
climate, which is warm and
balmy. Most percnni.a1s ba~-c to
go throuab a f rcezing C)'Ck to
enable them to come back the
following sprioa. But not the
ones at Roger•s. Much of the
p-ouodcc>vcr is pcrcDDial as well
• pLiots used in rock pnlcm,
which is enjoying popularity
right now.
Not only will customen find
the top lines of patio furniture,
accessories. and plants. but
Roger's offers the best in per-
sonal service. If a CU5tomer is
planning a party or other out-
door event, the customer can
collSUb with Roau"s ~
trained staff. Comubnts will
show the customer patio furni-
ture that meets their needs and
help to coordinate matching
accasories. CUstomen will be
shown various floral arrange-
ments and baskets to accent the
patio. Roger·s sales people arc
enthusiastic and well read on
e~-ery item that is presented.
Roger•s also has a complete
landscaping division called
Coloncapc. It bas been servicing
the area for the past 12 )C.VS.
Consultants meet ritb the cus-
tomer and discuss the customer•s
design needs. Staff arc trained
in the installation of pools. spas.
masonry. as well as grass.
groundCO\"Cl'S and plants. There
is maintenance service available
and gardening experts ,. ill
change a customer garden ,.itb
the seasons.
For TtCddinp. Rogcr•s scn;-
ces arc Ullllla1Cbed. ot onJy arc
floral arrangements offered. but
Roger•s also bas a rental pro-
gram. Brides who arc contem-
plating a patio edding can
select a variety of basket.I and
bowls of arrangements and
~orm their backyard into a
Roger., Gardens paradise.
ROFt., Gardens bas been
bringiaa upcrtile to ~
County for 12~ )'QR at the SU
Joaqaia Hills Ito.cl and M.cAr-
tbur 8oidcvanl locaioa. For
more in.f ormabon call 640-SIOO.
...... THE NEWPORT EHSIGHICOSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY,..,,
ALLIBERT TRUCKLOAD SALE
MAY 1-11 ,
Alli!*" has b11n desisl21d for beauty but •lso for comfort, WJ
ru1ntenance and storap. Where synthetic '9in aua;,. perfection.
1
Suggested Sale
ALU BERT Retail Pri tee
Classic Table $275.00 $178.75
Madrigal Round Table 215.00 139.75
Madrigal Large Rectangular Table 245.00 159.25
Madrigal Armchair 45.00 29.25
Bench-71 .. 275.00 178.75
Cocktail Table 70.00 4550
Dangari Table 435.00 280.00
Dangari GT Table 565.00 ~.25
Oangari GT2 Table 745.00 484.25
Dangari Armchair 150.00 95.00
Tangor Armchair 215.00 139.00
Kaleis Stool/Low Table 70.00 45.00
Dabaya Folding Chair 65.00 42.25
Cormoran Chaise Lounge 360.00 235.00
Estanza Deck Chair 165.00 107.25
Quartino Serving Cart 215.00 139.00
Dalanki Low Table 95.00 61.75
Holiday Table GT 59 .. x 37" 245.00 157.25
Holiday Table Round 37" 170.00 110.00
Pedestal Oval Table 450.00 295.50
Holiday Folding Armchair 75.00 50.00
Holiday Folding Side Cha1r 65.00 45.00
Hacienda Table 390.00 253.50
CUSHIONS
Cushion for Cormoran $ 95.00 $ 61.75
Cushion for Tangor 80.00 52.00
Cushion for Dangari 60.00 39.00
Cushion for Madrigal 25.00 16.25
UMBRELLA
95 H Umbrella $160.00 $104.00
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,_II ••• ,.,'THE NEWPOA I 98BNf008YA Mf.M leliJ81MWETODAY .
A bit of coun ry at Minutem
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£pring new life
into any decor.
1051 IRVINE AVE., NEWPORT BEACH, CA ff,60
(71') 6SO-IJll
In lhc Wcstcliff Plaza
11ac is a lildc 1lit Of -
COU"J ia Ncwpcllt • Id? al
Wcstcliff Plaza. MiB•temaa
Way brinp a ftridy ol CMMry
Americaaa ite.. to Oraaae
Comity tblit is UD1111pwed.18id
owner u•••ne ~.
The country look is _..ny
associated with handcrafted
items ia warm Colon and woods.
Tbe he8rt motif is still cnjoyilla
~.Berty said. DUcb
and tulip ·patterns are also in
vopae.
The couauy look creates a
warm atmosphere, one that
~ fed comfortable in. lt
mijtwt n:milMI a penoa oC die
haulC they gmr up iD or a visit
to a f~ farm in their cbild-
bood.
Minuteman Way brings beet
tboee feelings with handmade
af'gh•• from North Carolina ia
eigllt clifrereat colon and two
styles. wr'bey are the soft kind
and not itchy.• Berry said..
Also enjoying popularity are
the old na nap. Bary aid that
she bas heart .... haptA .......
nap and nap with steDCiled
Miaut"'IM'D W'11 I. I ' 'i•
in a v~ of wo1d ••.
iDdudiQa ..,_for 1'4 .. 11 Md
cOllectibla. Pine ii ..... .....
pc>pUlar WoOd,. With tbe eatmal
fiDilla OI' paintftl. ~ eolon
include roec. blue,. red uMI forest
peen. Plaid is also~. 9CC:Old-
~to Berry.
Wbiaa a customer waits iDlo
MilialauD Way, a spicy mt
will tickle the noari1a. TUl is
the potpourri which is fOI' ..
in the stoR. ha .witioD. tMK
ii tile spray and si•·aiq
potpourri available. • Well •
cl.rawer liDcn and KC81od caa--
dles.
Mi.Bateman Way Ital beCa
bowD to ch•DF wida Jllie .a-
tom. If customers visit die store
ia May, they will aatice the
Modm"9s Dayud spria&t"em.
Around Clariltmiil, die llOft ii
a profmioa Of red ad ....
-a.ri:stmal moaDd IM:re ii a
lot ol fa.. Berry said.
Minuteman Way is located iD
Westcliff Plaz.a in Newport
Beach. It is open Monday
throup Friday, 10. LDL to I
p.m.; Sallln:lay. IOLm. to6p.m.
and Sanday. DOOD to S p.a. For
more iaf'ormatioa., caO 650-8311.
Wood llXliifa
/ an 1lq1nt
dalgn llllure
Remember the beautiful
French dJK>R ~ Hep.
bum and'Oaudett.e Colbert med
to sweep through so g1acefully
in those wondaful films of the
'30s and • ..,.?
hie-Free Company at 16625
Norwalk Blvd. iD Cerritos is
belpina bomeownen to mum to
the elegance of fme wood French
doon and •indowa.
~Free 1pcci•liza i.n rem-
ovina old aluminum or other
doon and windows. and replac-
in& them with cutom crafted
wood llllita manufactured at
their 4S,OOO sq. ft. facility in
Ccrritol. •y OU CU\ beat alum-
inum for cam md roa.· .. ,.
~Free owaer Diet Scba'tk.
•For tlleir' bowl, our amomm
waat the wmmth ad beauty of
wood.·
One of * company's lllOlt
popular prodtliCu ii a complete
liae of beJ ilild bow wiadows.
lteplecina a .... willdow with a
baylilsacliauldcimp9dOD
aMappeM-Udapeciol•MP
ofarooa
DmiDa die COUI'• of aD iD-
bome co-11.ao.. a ~Free
~·•••••aitrina doon mid wiMowa aad m.
a21n1 ti9 ••iety al arr...-mnu Mt1tile for tllae open-
i.QP. Uaila .,. manllf9Ct111"Cd at
the compmay'I f9cility to tbe
euct .,_;r.,..ioDI 1aba. On
imteQlfioe clay, a bOadcd hl'e-
Free crew typically 1anow:s ao
old unit ad ~ it with a
new door or window in about
three bOUn.
Por more information call
~Pree COmpaay at 821-
0211 .
European bath comfort ~n home front
-0. of tllc molt •lie cted
,__ ill ay laam£ U. .... ... * iNldaroom. Bat llOt ay ...., accordiaa to a... lliad-
Oeileb of Emo Bllda and Tile. .. ne coacept of • fancy
b.aJuoom co-=s from Europe,
.,.. the Americam lane tataa it
Oftr with gusto~.. Ri.ndfleUcb
said.
To llclp ia cuto.W•1
~EmoBlldt..STde
often die 1.-Flt Ymidy of. blrs
ia Calif.., aid •Wctflriedt.
The tiles arc impoited from
Italy. Frame, Portapl, Ga--
many. Japm, Cbiaa and Bol-
lud.
lliadfkisda said that the rea-
IOll the batbroom Ila become
a n:copiml part al a t.Ow is
her 1 £ IO .... bw is lpellt
tJM:re. ne-. a1 comr~ suc11
• llrued to.a warmers. ~
in"ed ia Europe. ·But Ameri-
cam laaft made much more 'ii
it thaa the Earopeam haft eYer
dreamt,. he said.
Euro Bath and Tale offers
unique assortments of bathroom
finara. RinctOriKfa said tlaat bis
sad caa cmtomia a blilhroom
wladller the home is still in the
pluni• • ..,. cw bas existed
for may yan. 8.is staff worts
dcsly with designers and the
~
But the firm doaa' jmt do
bmintn in Oraace Comity .
.. We have done bathroom
dnips in Saudi Arabia, Thai-
land, Hawaii. the Canary
Islands, Singapore, T oroato,
Ollcago and New Y ed.• Rind-
fieisch said.
Fans from fun to fancy finding
favQr through fundamental flair
-rlle idea is to take a
bathroom., whether large or
small. and mate something
really beautiful and functional
out o( i~ 90 be said.
Rindfieiscb said that some
people will put in buill-in tele-
vision sets and stereo radio
speakaL --you can waleb your
news in the morning or listen to
some good jazz,• be aid.
Euro Bath and Tile's mer-
chindise is offend on a whole-
sale basis. Contractors will lend
in people and the Euto staff
worts clOICly with them.
Bathrooms are not the only
Euro Bath and Tile specialty.
~hen tile is available, as ~n
as patio tile.
If a customer is in the mart.et
for a fan and docs not lite
variety and choice, then The
Trading Post in Buatingto11
Beach is not for them, says
owner Gil Schauer.
Schauer said that his store bas
the iaraiest ldcction of Caul>-
Luca ram in 0ruge CoUlltJ
with OYer 50 OD display.
·a ut what you see is not
nccasarily what you have to
buy,• Scbauet' said. •eustomen
can customize their own fans.•
Tbe Trading Post carries owr
100 pieces of glasswan to accent
the fans and if it doesn't work
o~ customers can return the
glass and uy a new selection.
.. We ha~ ru.d people return
glass up t o three times. but IM
record stands at fi\'.c, -laughed
Schauer.
And people need not think
that because they have \'auJted
ceilings, the) cannot use fans.
Schauer said his store carries tbc
longer poles.
.. Fam come in all sizes. colors
and styles,• Schauer said. --We
laaR thma from the ftl'J simple
to the way depnt. Pmpk llllllt
decide what is right (or their own
personal decor .•
Fam come in a variety of
woods. Cmtomen can build
their own fans. from the blades
to the glassware to the ~
Schauer said. Fam have been
known to grace living rooms,
dining rooms. bedrooms and
titchem.
-We have nai b*1 people buy
them f OT their garage,• Schauer
saMt. 041f they have a work spot
and spend a lot of time out there.
the fan keeps them cool ..
Schauer said that some people
ha\'C bought them for their pets .
If people arc gone all da~ the~
can le".a' e the fan on for t hcu
pctS.
~Trading Post bas mostl~
evcr)"thing in stock that custo-
mers need ... We teU customers
that t.hcy can buy it today and
use it today, .. Schauer said. His
courteous salespeople wiU help
customers to find nerything
they need.
-One Dice thing is that our
salapeople are not commissi-
oned, SO there is DO pressure, 90
be said.. -customcn an take as
loaa -they want in the st<n. 90
Schauer said that (am are
most popular and practical in
the beach m bccau.te most
people living there don' ha~ air
conditioning. Fam can keep the
air ci.rcu1ating and use no more
energy th.an a 100 watt bulb.
when the (an is turned to its
highest speed. He said that at
low speed. it only uses as much
energy as a 15 watt bulb.
... Our fans arc the highest
quality. so that means the price
v.111 be higher ... Schauer said.
... But high quality is a small pncc
10 pa~ for ...
The Trading Post is located
at 6952 Warner A\·c. in Hunting-
ton Beach and is open SC'\CD
days. For more information. call
848-i353 .
Dimmer switcbcs can set the
mood and a whirlpool bath an
ease the tensions of the day.
06Bathrooms have become very
sexy places, .. RindOeisCb said.
Euro Bath and Tile is the first
showroom of its kind in Orange
County, according to Rind-
fleisch. It is about to celebrate
its tenth anniversary in August.
fw._ ~-89 ~·· __ ...,.,.., __
It I fnf pie•• o.11.
.. We have some beautiful
limestone from Belgium and
marble from Italy,• said lliad-
Oeiscb..
Euro Bath and Talcs bas two
showrooms in Orange County.
One is in the Stonemill Drsign
Center, 291 S Redhill Ave., Costa
Mesa. S4S-22M. Tbe other is
located in Laguna iguel in
Design Center South,, 23811
Alicia Creek R~ 643-S033.
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k ~· ~ CD05l'9 '°"" 7-
EUROBATH +TILE HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION!
The most excitiiag
bathroom fixtures and
ce1 anlic tile seiection
awaits you at our
fabulous new location!
stonemtll design center.
2915 redhell avenue. suite f 102
costa mesa. califorrua 92626
phone (71 4] 545-2284 • (545-bath)
11 aa 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEW8111MN6 J'OOAY
Definition of interior design lies with lighting pro
BY CHDlYL STEllUNG
Lighting is an often neglected
aspect in the design of interior
spaces. Traditionally, the light-
ing bas been designed by archi-
tects, interior designers or even
the building owner.
With demands of increased
energy efficiency, unique visual
requirements and special light-
ing effects, the full-time profes-
sional lighting designer bas
emerged. The responsibility of
the lighting designer is selection
and placement of lighting fu-
tures and lamps to optimiu
quantity and quality of light.
Considerations of installa-
tio°'9., . energy and maintenance
costs and compliance with con-
struction codes are concurrent
responsibilities. With the advent
of the Energy Conservation Act
as law in California, observance
is an additional mandate of the
••......:--~ .,....,..... a.
Is a properly illuminated
interior expensive? "Interior
lighting need not be costly to
install nor ex~ive to operate,"
says Sheldon Liss, P.E., of LiJS
Engineefing, Inc. in Tustin.
"With proper planning, ·each
interior space should be illwn-
inatcd to m•ximiu visibility of
a task_ enhana: interior finishes
and flatter its occupants."
No diicussion of lighting
would be complete without
defining some important terms
used by professional lighting
designas.
..... -The tight producina
element com.motdy misreferred
to as 41i1bt bulb ...
IJpt Fb:tae -The assembly
in which the Jamp is imerted or
screwed into and is attached on
or into the structure of a build-
ing.
....._.. i.._. Fld•e -The
assembly in which the lamp is
inserted or screwed into. comes
with an electrical cord, and may
.be set on a table or the floor.
This unit is commonly misrc.
ferred to as a lamp.
Foot Candles -A level of
illumination on a surf acc.
Seventy-five foot candles is
typically satisfactory illumina-
tio n on a printed page for
reading, while 200 foot candles
are recommended for sewiq.
These are average repraentatift
values only.
Glare -VICWi.ng the source of
light {the lamp) directly, or
indin:ctly from rdlected surfa-
ces. This objectioDabie condi-
tion tends to reduce visibility
and often causes diacomfort.
Liss further discussed six
common myths surrounding
lighting.
AN IDEA
TO BRIGHTEN
YOUR LIFESTYLE
CAIL US TODAY FOR INFOllMA TION, FREE FSt1MA TES
AND VISIT OUR. LOCAL NEWPORT BF.ACH M0.DELs
EMJ\D lnc.(714)7()()..8180 Since 1976 #493086
Myd,a ti -Life of a lamp ii isdlellllil-....r ... Fe.
Rduced with each on-off switch-The color of incanclacent is
ing. False for practical purposes.. quite cliffereat from aueligbt.
Fluoracent lamp life is only Rc:copiz:.ina this; ~
slightly reduced with repea.ed slide fdm ii produced .,.,n&:.uy
switc hing and incandescent in either dayliabt or tnnptrn
lamp life is unaffected by on-off (i.oca~t) types to property
cycling. Turning unnecessary match tbC illu•i•atioa. The
lighting off is the most econom-preference Of iDr1ad:1eent for
ical approach, even if for as little many peGllie may be ia pn>
u one minute. poodaence Of Nd; wbida tads
Myth #2 -Replacing a wall
switch with a dimmer is the most
effective means to reduce' elec-
trical energy coDSUllq'tion. Ftlbe
lor incaooescent. ID its cJimmeCI
mode, ·an incaadesceot lamp
operates indliciently. Where a
perm.anent reduction of fight is
desired, the lamp should be
changed to a lower rated watt-
age, rather than resorting to a
dimmer.
Myth #3 -To reduce glare,
change to a •g1are-free" lamp.
Faw. There is no such thing as
a "glarc-:free" lamp. Glare is
produced by the relative location
of lamp, task and eyes (see
diagram). Reflection of the light
source from task is glare~ regud-
less of the intensity, color, or
other aspect of the light. To
-reduce, or eliminate glare, just
either move your head, the task,
or the light from its glare induc-
ing location. It bu been
obsened that many manufactur-
ers of modular offJCC furniture
place the built-in light in pre-
cisely the most offensive Jocalion
from a glare standpoint; in front
of, and above the observer.
Other manufacturers recognize
this glare problem and place.two
lights, one on ei1bcr side of the
central work ~ eliminating
glare. The best lighting for
visually intensive wort is locat-
ing two tights similarly, one on
each the left and right side of
the wort, but never in line of
siabt beyond the work area.
Myth M -Incandescent light
to help Oblciare mD hlemb' ?I
and intensify • •111tlay. -re.,·
appearaace. liN~, die true
-....-.-. ... ~-oauin
times ia aii •araias; mia-
afternoon aad frO• certain
ftaore.ccnt lJPC Mz1 ii Dot a
dcsirabk liabt foi •-•n Bat-
tery.
Myth IS -For visually
dcm•Ddina or eldaly CJD. tbc
greater the illu•iutioa, the
·better. Fu. Tbe •qu&:ty, •not
.. quantity" of lj.pt p:revails.
Quality IQllnifestt in diffused
J.iahting and fnedCllD fiOii jl.are.
Examples of difliled lighting
are luminous cmiqs and indi-
n:ct ligbtina. In both cuea, the
objecti~ is a Wwe, illuminated
ceiling a a soun:e of light for
the visual task below.
Myth #6 -All fluorescent
lightin& is uobecomina to Oesh
tones. Ftlbe. FluoraceDI lamps
are avail.able in a variety of color
renditions. Ironically, the most
common Ouoracent color is
•cool white.• It is most com-
monly sold by hardware stora
and installed by electricians
soJely due to beiq the lowest
price. -cool white• Ouoracent
predominates in green li&ht.
m•kinc it ideal for ilumiurion
of vegetation, but unutisfectory
for liabtina ~-bum•n lki.n.
Lamp mmnd'actwcra lane IUde
grQl strides in dndopiQa Oat-
terina color rimditioJii of Ouo-
rescent lamps. Such lamps are:
Regal White by General E1ectric.,
Royal White by Sylvania and
Ultralume by Phillipa.
Gii tt. Oft Y11r Clllil-.
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INTERIOR DESIGN
Residential Commercial
110 Newport Center Drive
Suite 200
Newport Beach I ' (714) 640-8134
By Appointment Only
CdM institute trains inferior designers
On•• ~ is • tmit!aa
..._ for iataior draiamn.
and .. Id be for qailc 1W
.-., ~to Sllaroa Dea-
._ Dii'ector of Mmiliiom at
tk Interior Dr Mp:n IMtitate
ia COroaadd MU'. Tk IDlf.imte
ii ltrtpi•1 the ;o., awbt ~ trai""91 •aladed claipen ·to
beCOmc ~II-rounded p rofes-
Po-•11 -
Tiie lnlcrior Dmpas lmti-
bllc ii. p1it-.C, dcpeod coDqie
wida twO iiffaall profem i-aL,
Ind ...... ~. wdl ••
propaa 11•ed toward ~
wlaO se illtaaled in desjp •
a~ or for tM:ir owa laoma.
-0.-CatiGaR Proataa is "* .,aoftld Md focana Oii
raidr.W draip, • Deatoa Mid.
"Oar students are wait ed
tlaro.p aa catin reatc91ial
project. nm illdMa wom.
Wida bhlepriill.a, coloa9 ,__..e
ltyD a portfolio clealof-c ---By the aid Of die Ccrti6e ltr ProsnmL ...... llaft • port-
folio wllicla pcep;wa tllal for
raidelitial +sip .... -·"" commercial daip projects,
suda • bair ..... aDd offii Cl
The~ Pr .... QD be
.taea eiOcr ia darec or six
~ It ii a paaeqaisitc for
coeti•iaa on wida die Aanrietc
of Arts l>epec PrOllDL
ID the AA ~ students
coaceatrate o• commercial
daip 8d 80l'e adnw:ed rai-
claltial c1esip It ii ICt 11p • a
tw~yar p1opw, IMlt more
accekrated options are aft'cred.
If a lt'Udelll deds to acecleraae,
he or ue can co*.Plctc t.lae
,. .... iD 12to14 ....a.llL Tiie
AA propam wiD ear. die sta-
clC.t an Amocillle of Arts Depec
ia llllaiot' l)eeign, and is llalC
aatborizled.
._We baYe very propeaiYe
ctuies," Deaton said. "For
eumpae, we started terbing
coaapater aided dnftina (CAD)
de 11 ea hcc••• of lllab demand
in the job marbt.. Many of our
ttadcm can clemomttate CAD
e•perieace wllal interviewing
for jobs. PYina them a leading
cdF for placemeDL •
Propesai-.e cl._., are just
one ........... to attending tbe
Interior Designen Institute,
accoiding to Deaton. Other
beDcfiu ildude compubemive
job pl.:emad, a staff of~
ton .tao are woriina pro{a-
Po-+ wilh a tcwia" to student
nibo of I to IS .
~re i1 much penoaal
atteation aad interaction
bdma teac:ben and lhideats, •
Deatm said. -oar staff is Yery
Unpleaift.·
Sbe said that the Institute bas
JO imtructon Who haYe worked
in their profcsaiom for at least
10 years. They wort ei1ha-with
WeD-tnown firms or haft their
own firms. Many of them have
been published in design-related
magaiines. There are three
architects on the naff who
sperialjzr in ..tvuaced drafting.
One is a Golden Nuget Aftrd
winner for arcbitectme.
Job placement is a large put
of tbe bcucfiis of die hdaior
Daipcn lllltitate.· Shldcnts
haw bcal placed iritla Draip
Tee, which spcriatim iD ~
JDeTcial dciip; Creatiw Rd.ail-
ing. which docs daip for retail
stons, and Saddleback lllte-
rion, weJ.1-bown for desip of
model homes.just to IWllllt. few.
The Interior ~ Jmti..
tute's job co-op program mbks
a student to attC'Dd scbool 1fbik
pining valuable wort expe-
rience in tbe design ~ wrhis
provides a good tramiaioD ~
college to the wort place,"'
Deaton said.
llegistratjon for the ccrtif.alc
program., wtaich begins ia J~
is uadcrway now. The AA
Degree propam begins ia ~
tember. For more inf ormatioa,
call 675-44Sl.
Orange County the ideal place for sunspaces
Turn of tbe ceatmy bailden
bad the ript idea when they
ctesiped homes with sumooms.
"Current imerest in SWlfOOIDI
was sparked by the energy crisis
of tbe I~ wbcn people were
turning to solar power as a
means ~heating..
EMAD, Inc. in Newport
Beach specializes in sunroom
comtruction. According to John
Dunzer of EMAD, there are a
number of reasons why
bomeownen should consider
SUMpaca when remodeling or
building a new home. 04Tbe
difference between a room
heated by the sun~, natural
radiance and. one warmed by the
dry. artificial beat of a fllf'nace
m111t be experienced to be appre-
ciated, -be uid.
Dwazu also sugated that
sunrooms are excdlmt enclo-
sures for a bot tuboTspa.. Peopk
will usually find tbemsel.es
gravi•aring to the sunspace for
their morning coffee, lunch
break and evening cocktail.
Sunspaces are also great ways to
expand a living area and give it
new vitality and beauty, be said.
They are widely used as garden
rooms and to enclose ex tcrior
decks.
Orange Count)' i.s the ~eal
place for sunspaccs. with our
mild climate and outdoor life-
style, according to Dunzer.
BoweYer. this area bas rigorous
enerlJ reqaiacments wbida may
limit desip options. Su.mpacc
manafectmen have deftloped a
number of accessories and
design ttdtniques which mate a
sunroom in Orange County as
practical ..as beautif~ Dunzer
said.
Selecting the right type of
glass for a sunspace i.s a key
design decision. Most glass used
in sunspaces is dual pane tem-
pered insulated glass. A major
exception to this is curved
surfaces whic~ in lown quality
units~ may be plastic. Insulation
optiom include specialized tint-
ing to .. beat mirror." This
method keeps a sunspacc warm
in winter and keeps the.heat out
in 1Ummer. riak. It is up to the consumer
SU'Dapace shading options to dccidc on aathdic values.
indodc colorful awnings tUi Some of tbe wood units haft
can be made to ~y interion tbat approach the
eitend oYer the sunspacc, based quality lc"Yels of 6-fumiturc.
on the position of the su~ or Other wood units may be much
inexpensiYe shade cloth coven less sophisticated in terms of
which can be manually rolled finish and design. Tow price is
O"\-er the sumpace. Ventilation is not always bigbc1-for the higher
possible either by quiet (ans or quality units. according to
casement windows. Doon can Dunzer. Metal units ba'\-e an
citbcT be single OT French doon, even wider variation m finish
which can be fitted with screens. quality. durability and aestbct-
Sunspacc products are ma.nu-a .
f actured in tit Corm, which
mates i.nsullation reasonable
and timely, according to
Dunzer. Structural elemenu can
be made from metal OT w~
or combinaliom of these mate-
Properly planllM, a sumpacc
can add considerable value to a
homeoW'DC'l'•s property.
FOi' mOR infor--.iou.. call
no:.lllO.
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0 Computer Assisted Drafting (CAD) Oasses
0 Beginning & Advanced Qasses-Doy and Evening
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0 Job Placement Assistance
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Peter Ta,lor ii ., m._..., to
Newport BCadL Re IYll -.
prcnidiq qmlitf imaior ....
to homics and commacial build-
ings in tJUs area for the last 10
years.
•1 try to establish some sort
of theme or loot for the home
which is a balancing act for it."
he said. He coordin1tc:s the style
of the arcbitectutt to bring in
new things to mate it wort.
"I like to do unusual designs,
something you don' see every-
day," be said. "The sty1c of a
particular house sbouldn' lock
you into one type of decorating.,..
Taylor works by himself
which makes his work with the
client very personal. "I like to
take a long time in planning
stages and take as long as is
.... to Mwe .. cllill w
to IOlllC kind al adeil82 S'"w. •
be said. -aieats wd to tab
thaJ' time in devdOpiac paw
ud lift wida tk idea Wore
coaunittina to certain styla.
They aced to open up their
miwlt to new COnceptl.,.
Taylor said that be should be
going to a client with ideas that
sound f oreip to them. "If they
bad thought of thole ideas first,
they would be as talented as the
designer and wouldn' need my
services,,.. he said. He feeds ideas
to climts as he gets to know them
better, stretching their tastes
more and more as time goes on.
"I urge them to loosen up and
don't do what the neighbors
have done and don l do what
they have seen f~r ycan and
~·111-..-WcMWdle
WOlld • os doaii'. we cm do
~ we wat to do. tlae
ii llO ... to do ..... JOll ICC
ia die COl'W. ftadow.,.
Tayb: ltriw:a fm: more ~
Of....tiad .... to coonliUle
Wida tbe penoaality of the cliaat:
"Y oa want the bouse or room
to lie distinct when it is fmdhrd.
You want more excitement
beyond their~· PeopJe
shouldn 'l be able to just put their
fmgers on one or two items in
the room that they lite, it's the
whole room. You don't know
how it got there or how it works,
you just know it all works
together." .
Taylor said that he hkcs to
plan the design (or the whole
, 11 5 1•,.~1
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At Kasden·Rosene Interior Design Showroom
Your source for the Santa Fe -Southwest look.
• Prelim1non,J Design
Studies
• Space Plonrnng
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503 32ncl St.
at V• Oporto,
Newport Beach
(714) 645-9149
Elsa M. Rosene
AS.LD.
deJign center lnteriou
4646 Eort Chopmon Ave Oronqe(A 926$ 6331155
The Southwest L.ook
is coming into its
own north of bOrder
Elsa Rosene of Kasden-
Rosene Design says tJw hiring
an interior designer is no longer
reserved for the very wcaltby.
"It is an old concept that
interior designers just come in
and put up wallpaper ud bang
up a few pictures,• she said.
•Everyone should lift a dc:sjprr
· became it is really aff onlable. •
M•kinga mistake injudgmmt
can be very costly, &be said. The
services of a professional
designer can bdp to prevent such
costly and frustratina erron_
·ROleDe\ fmn is DOW bigb-
Jiabting the Southwest Loot.
whida ia incRasing in popularity
in this area, -She said. Rosene
imports many of the items from
Muico. They iDclude the~
ales dWn and tables. They are
comtracted out of the ft!')' best
bides and~ she said.
WJbe Mcxjcam are realizina
that the Amc:rican market is a
vay aood ~" abe said. -so
As a member of ihe
American Society of
ln~ior De$igners,
we at design center
interiors put our:
pro~I training
to work for you by
listening to your
need~ Because after
all, it's your home.
NAOMf MASON, ASID
they are 1'0l'ting with us and
giving us what we want.•
Tbe Southwest Loot is some-
thing that bas ahraya been with
US, but people arc just DOW
discoftlina it as a comforting
and m•Iina look; sbe laid. .. It
is c:speci•Dy popular witll the
young people ript now." she
said. •1t is sopbiatiaited and
pnctical ..
llosene allo imports the band-
thrown pottery arm aad caned
limestone cal.led caDtcra, wllich
arc used as 8CCellt pia:a for the
Soatlawest Loot. She calla the
production of pottaJ ia Mexico
• lost art, .. it hM in die .,...
been p1111e cl clown from father
lo SOD and to p-andson.
But molt of tJae people are
realizing that they can mate
more money by beiaa a dcrt or
driving a taxicab. abe said .
.. Mexico is becoming more
indmb"iafind... IO we can ltill set
die baa in pottery .•
She ta.id that the pottery
co... in a Ymiety of colon,
tbapa and....,,. -some nm
r E I t blr old Mdal but it is • really day, •• aaid.
RoteDe IDS tJud ibe blil a line
of upholitaed it.am tbAt she
claips and maatUctvel her-
self. Sbe can eutom deaign
according to 1tylc or scale
desired by cl:it nas
Roeear aot oaly apci•liza in
Ille S--hwat Loot. but can
Ir ·r _,~a Ctient lit.es.
~c do co 11ry. f'.iWiah cou.
try, F~ a collibiaation of
CM1dr7 mad die eclectic loob,
~ aad tnditional
Orimtal,• alae uicl. •aut what I
lite about tM Soutbwatera
Loot, is tUtitil., we1com.
aDd rd•11in1 Sometimes COD-.
tempOrary can be too saerile and
coa.ntry am IOOt clunky ad
duttcftd. But if that is what the
dirit ~ tlilll we can do it.•
R..ae\ atioWroom is a must
for dloei ~ aroUDd for
an interior~-She curies
a nriety of deaip pieces., aome
that are ooe--of ... -kind. •we arc
very unique~" she aaid.
1 , .......
.
Neither rain nor sleet-
8Y CIUllYL S fEHl.ING
It ._ an unrasoaably bot
April day. wilh the weatbennaD
predictina taapmlura to lop
out at tk IO~ mart. It felt
more like 90 dqrea.. North
OranF Coaaty ... eajoyiDg its
fint ... alat of u.e yicar.
Bat it ,.... .,.,.. clay for the
Hady family and DOthiDg short
of a mow storm would slow
dowa tlae tum. Contracton
were putting the finishing
toucbcs on a new wood Boor in
the li'fiDa room. Otbers were
llalberina pasac Oil the wallpaper
that would PJICe a bedroom.
The. lluge moving van was
parbd in front while mo~
carted in boxes of nay shape
and lizie. which contained every
ilcm from dotb:i:ng to fine china
SawdUll and the odors of soi-
9Cllt and slue. permeated the
3.0QO..squaro-foot home.
In a.be middle or the meJee was
a petite, red-beaded lady giving
imtructiom to the m(WCJ'S as to
wbeft to put boxes and ~
ture.. In the titche~ she paned
anotba lady on the back, who
wa up to her elbows in ~
busily washing expcnsive-
looting stemware.
Confusion abollnded in the
master bcdroo~ wbeie it was
disco~ that the plug to the
waterbed was missing. .. The
daughter misplaced the plug
during packing," said Patty
Datidcs. ""They will be sleeping
real funny tonight if we don'
find it. ..
Datidcs ii the principal of an
i:nnovatnc company, The Smart
Moftc. •1 pas you could call
me a ldlkr, I help people Ft
settled after they mo~.• she
said.
Datides directed another
DTft1'. wbo arriwd in the mmer
bedroom with a wardrobe box.
"'I think that goes Oftl' there., -
she pointed towa.nb a hage
walk-in dom AJMJtlwT mcwer
waited in with UOlhcr ward-
robe boL ·oh, no, another oner
.. My mom does ba~ a Jot of
clothes," aaid Heather. the
yowsaat daughter.
•J ha~ ended Dp in tbe bot-
tom of one of these, with my feet
sticking up," Datides said,
poinriJ!I to a wardrobe box.
Dakick:s got the idea of help-
ing people move when she
realimd that she was very good
at it.
-We mowd nay three years
when I was a ~.. said the
Orange County native. ..We
DC¥CI' mowd vety far, my dad
just got itchy feet and we moved.
I have also bdped friends move
over the )'Q.n. •
Datidcs uses her cxP,CJti!c,
pinM by so many yean of
m~ to run her company,
which is growiJla more every
day. She began ~r business
about six months ago and has
never bad to buy advertisements.
She started by passing out fliers
to area realtors, wbo, in ~
passed them on to their clients,.
-rDcn things just took off,"
she said.
Dakides' primary job is to
take the beadacbc out of mov-
ing. She first meets with clients
in the homes they are moving
Plan and budget combine
for custom coordinated bath
Tbe Balh Mart of Corona dd
Mar, Orange County ii cdebrat-
ing its 7tb succeuf ul year.
Accord.ing to Peter Scbor, pres-
ident.. ·we are the undisputed
leader in the field of supply and
coordination of upgraded
plumbina fixtures and hardware
for the remodeling and new
custom home martct..
Our unique •PJan Service .. is
the most compiebensive service
in bathrooms today! We set up
an appointment with our clicnls
and their arcbitectural plans.. At
this meeting we communatc 011
our clicnu' occda fr'1m an -..
tbetic and mechanicaJ stand-
point along with budget comi-
dc:rabom.
We ha~ o~ 75 quality prod-
uct lines to coordinate from. We
at the projected ranae of the
bome so we can help build value
in relationship to the market;
beiib~ qe. and sex of the family
manben using each bathroom
so we can offer options that
might fit their needs; the type of
exterior architecture, color
lODCI, and other pertinent facts.
We then assist iD wlecring the
producta that suit their needs. A
plan take-off of all fa.Dished
plumbing products is made of
the ho111e. At our plan mcetin&
we off er objective guidance
wllich allows the client sell
e~ in styles. colon and
metal finisha.1
A medina ii then set-up to
dilc1m the quotation in rdation-
alaip to the badaet in mind.
• . When the order ii plaa:d, we let
up a -=etiq Id our abowrooms
with tJ.e builder to COWi' tech-
nical .,eih that are patiDeDt to
t.bc ..x c..Cw i.miallaticm of tbc
pnducts.
The .. Plan Service" fee is
S1S.00 per hour. Tbc time that
it takes US is based OD the size
of the p1'oject and the clients'
abilitiy to make decisions. The
.. Plan Fee• is completely refund-
able against the purchase of
goods at one low wholesale
price! The fee is not to generate
profit but to protect ou:rvaluablc
time.
0ur·Ptan Semoe .. for today's
~pee. Home Building" is inval-
uable. We know what the bome-
buyer is looting for in
bathrooms., and where to put the
emphasis ... where it counts.
The word ..,Custom.. in
bathrooms does not mean
cxpen.sift as most people think
it docs.. It mc:am -wen planned,•
-ibougbt about.. and coordi-
nated from an aesthetic,
mechanical and functional
standpoint.
MWe have 111pplicd and coor·
dinatcd moie custom homes
than any other siqlc soun::e in
Southern California." YOU will
find us in custom lot ~
menu in Orange Coa.nty. sucb
as Barbor R.iqe, Barbor Hill,
the Hunt Cluti. Nellie Gail
R•ncl\ Sioaaidae, Bear Beat
Ranch, Hillcnst. aod many
other areas. oar cljnts. IOlllt
from the P8lm 5,n.p ua.
where we lane cl09e Ila an in
Tbc Viataae Cab~ lroaWood
Country Cab, tlae Sa••itt,
Andrea lliDI ud laa.e ..
homes tbro .,.._ De Um.I
States. Mexico aad Seutla
AmaiCL
We attrib•te ou aocceu
throqh 11.rOq n:coameacl•
tions from tlac trades aad
bomeownc:n who haft been
a 1•11111••
nor a missing waterbed plug
oat of, to get a ~ on
bow they anaAge penonal
dam. Then she goes to the De'W
home and dnws ap a flooqMan.
n.e ectml day of the ID99'C. she
~ the IDOftl'I wl peo-
ple she mb-ambacu to ~Jp ber
OUL
-Y oday. I b.we three people
wortiag with !Dey •• said~
The Valla Part home is tl\e
new domain of Billy and Cindy
Bandy, and their two daqbten.
Cindy carried iD a VCR.. put ha
free arm around Oakides and
said, •If you think it~s confusing
DOW, JOU should haft been here
this morm.. when everyone was
yelling at each other ...
The Handys arc professional
bridge players and planned to
compete in a regional tourna-
ment in San Diego while
Datides puts their house
toget.ba.
What the Handys will find
upon their return is a cosnpktdy
settled house, with a minimum
of fuss on their part. On top of
that. their first meal in the new
house will be on Dakidcs
•1t\ a service I provide to the
client, .. she said. •1t seems lite
the natural thing to do ...
Dakidcs picks up a meal from
a local restaurant"Y sets fresh
flowers on the table, lights the
candles and uncorks the wine.
Sbe gets the client's food and
beftragc prdetalCCS by having
them fill out a qucstioanaire
when they main her scrvica.
Oakides bas a systaD down
tlw enables her and bcr crew to
get the house settled ill a min-
imum a.mount of time. Fant, she
bcgjm with the kitchen. by liaiac
shelves. unpackina and w hiq
djshn. She mes only wall.,.,.:r
to line shc:lva with. she said.
-rhae is ., •uch llK>l'C var-
iety to ct.o<.r from and it's less
e~~ • Datides saML •ttq-
olar shelf paper is DO( Yel'J easy
to wort with and is not as
cfarahk.•
She said that about 90 pacmt
of a.be wed of movi.Qa lies in the
kitdam.. •u I cu pt the kitchen
seaJed. then they can al least
live. The rest c~n be done
slowly.-
Settling is not the only SCTvice
Dakides provides. U clients
desire to have wallpapering
done, or some tile repaired,
Dakidcs keeps a host of mt>-
c:onttactors on stand-by. She can
c:oordi.na&e landscape wort and
dean up, painters. window dcan-
en and ncarty any contraclor
that is nccdcd
•J C'\"CD have people who will
stay at a house and wait for
utilities to get turned o~.. she
said. .. My business is geared
towards professional people,
and those people don' usually
have the time to take off. My
people can wait for the gas man
or for a rdrigcralor to be de-
ln-ercd ...
Oat.ides said that an a""Cf"&&'C
job ~es about three to four
days. And that is the complete
job. •1 can do as tittle or as mucb
as they want me to do, .. she said.
The first morning of the mo~
l>atides trealS the IDO'ftn lo
doualmats and c:oft'ec. -1 try to
mate it tu for than,• she said.
Sbe ..... ny bas tlm:e to roar
-sutJs• wortina with ha. 1Ky
IDO¥e tbroa&b. die hcM:l9C systan-
aticaDy. MOil dilf ts c:::bocS to ao away for t.lle .tays tllat
lD&-• .-e---1t•s mer for the~ to come
to the new bomc. t.ra the Uy
and fiDd ~ doae fOI'
thee,. she said. .
After a tour of tk home, thm
the fina dinner.
l)aQda is aurently tniniq
people to wort • ~
so if sbe baa jobs oftdappi.a&
she will Uve plenty of bdp. .
•1 hope to eventually franchise
this," she said. ..People arc
tatatic about this senrice..,.
Datides hires college stu-
dents, rctiRd people and moth-
ers who want to oTk while t.be
kids are in school ""They arc a
great bunch, .. she said
As far as Daticks · is con-
cerned, she will never be
"1>ooted up .... She will coa.tinue
to lake jobs as 101-1 as there arc
assignmc111s.
Ac:cord.ioa to Datides'> many
reahors are ming ba set vice as
an incentive f Of' potential clients
to list with t.bem..
.. I bad people suggest to me
that I set up a sort of gift
c:m:ificale program. .. she said. ·1
wort with a lot of realtors.. They
are so happy that they refer some
of their clients to me."'
Dakides. husband. F~ is
also a rcaltor. They live in
Laguna Hills with their two
daughters. Dakides is a former
model who became ""tired of the
rat race."'
•Modeling is a lot of fun and
there i$ a lot of moucy in it, ..
sbc said.
Bat DaDdcs is finding her new
ftBtme to be cxcirin,g and fun.
• ADd, rm proud to say. it's
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9TH YEAR CUSTOM HOMES ~ REMODEUNG
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(714) 675-4830
2711 ·B E. CO&\t Hwy., Corona def Mar, Ca.. '2QS
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Gres Scafrerty of A-1 Glass
is proUd Of bis new showroom..
It~ hiiD m oppo1tuaity to
show off wUt he does best:
glass-topped tables.
111 spent sso.ooo to outfit the
showroom.,• be said. All around
are sips of his handiwor~
tables in evay liz.e and shape.
Minon line the walls, creating
the lelmtion of apace.
-We weaen' fancy, but now
we are,• be said.
Customen can design their
own tables. The beftling is done
in Scafferty's Superior Aft'Due
shop. Table tops can either be
double or triple beveled..
.. Anything with a strai&ht edge
is done by machine," be
explained. 06For the ovals and
circles, they ha~ to be done by
band."
The table bases are also of
glass and can bold an elegant silk
flower arrangement.
The advantage of glass tables
is that they create openness
within a small space. Mirron:d
walls together with the glass
tables gives elegance and quality
to a dining room.
.. Don't make the mistake of
pattiq the ... table in froat
of die nlirrorid ~-allllio.ct
Scafferty. 11It Will mte die room
loot clattered instead Of..._•
Scafferty recoau.edl Jiquid
cleaner for the tables and mir-
ron..
111 lift next to the ocean and
I lane pm furniture,,. be laid.
111 can 1ee riabt throqb it and
it docsa'l obstruct my view.•
Scafferty said that tnmpar-
ency is what ii desired and
cautions apinst pm that loots
too •green. -
-rbc cheap ..... is green.. be
said. --om-glass is less green
because we ae only the best.•
A-1 Glass also specializes in
a host of other glass-related
items. Oat mirrored closet doon
are popular as well as A-l's
framdcss shower doors.
•AU of our oak closet doon
have bneled mirron," Scafferty
said.
To give the loot of a larger
bathroom, be highly recom-
mends a clear glass tub or
shower enclosure as a break
from the conventional frosted
type. All of A-I Glass' shower
doors come with easy-dean
Thoughtfully designed
for you,
with you.
our creatiYe protessional star a
interior desiglers has your needs
in mind, not ous.
Coll us today.
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-·• IX)llt 19ach. CA 9al6J (7M)61MI05
bqsjww o..n. IMd ilidi•irtz h
CUM c:wfJ-a , f wida YI fel-
iam 1t odd llioari. •· ··ur
1epl1M-llt is a .m.ary witll
A-1.
· MOit al ~ Sca&itJ WCMild
lite to invite ~ to lee his
~ WGI ... I to Smffaty. n.e Ina ._.,,. • · re dlie
corrotioli«Uitiw .......
fnuWi•llllidliwclmihcito
any INiduoom. Tiie car ....
is coated with a .aa1 proeec-
tiYe apnt to emarc a loag-
IMrina i)Nrilinl finjah
Gardea windows are still a bot
item, acconliPI to SCafferty.
They are IDAlridlllctUrecl by A-1
Gardea Window, wbidl is llO
relation to A-1 Glais. Scafferty
recom...,.. tbe m-e with the
YCDtilator OD the Ude of the
window radaer than on top. The
rubber seals arou.Dd tbe ftlltila-
ton tend to dderionte ander
solar rays if they are located on
top and can cause Jcakage.
ReHo makes sense as real
estate prices climb hig h
Scafferty also pointed out that
thermal pane glap is enjoying
popularity among homeownen.
They are not only for a means
of beat retention, but also help
to sound-proof a house with its
insulation qualities.
A-I Glass handles all of the
mentioned i'tems and custom
work is a specialty. The staff is
on call 24 boon a day. shouJd
any emergency occur. Not only
Jue ~cider of YanaF Home
Deaip said sbc is very haPPJ
with her fll'lll'I new location.
-Jt's a very friendly neighbor-
hood;'' she said of her Cannery
Village domain. The firm mow:d
tber'c last fall .
Keeler brings 16 years of
interior design experience with
her. She spent four years as a
desiarier at May Company in
,South Coast Plaza and~ before
that, she worked in commercial
and restaurant design.
Now her specialty is mostly
reside~ with many houses
that are being remodeled, she
said. Her area of concentration
has been in the Barbor VJCW
neighborhood, but she bas
Made to Order!
Greg Scafferty, owner of A-1 GI~ Door, Window
& Mirror Co.,
now off en one-of-a ... lcind
CUlfonl ClaB Tal*s
desiped fO,..,... spei ilkadam.
• Any Sh~pe, Size, or Jhiclness..
e ~·, v.r·, ~· G~ Wrth or,Wrthotit
1A•1 ~·. 1•, or 1~· Bevel.
Mio Spec,., ..... :
• Mirrored w~llS.
• Mirrored W~rdrobe Doors..
• Shower Endosur-es ~e to Fit
Any Opening.
A·I Gl:AIS
PURNISHINGS
(714) 659-161• OR (714) 548-1597
Showroom
311 E. 17th. #3, Costa Mesa. CA 9'26'l7
(TI4) 650-1610
• • • •
worbd a1 owr <>r·nar ec-..y
aiMlhlmS~
•PCople ~ ...... * old
drab took wl fm' .• il vp, ..
she said. -Some peaplr M¥C
been in their hoima cpijee awtiile
and their colon..., t.e cMitdated
and the farnitaft d~-sbe laid.
Village Home [)rsip'I liaff
begins witb a prospe¢w dieot
by 11brain picking• and finding
out what the client wants· and
docs not want. --Sometimes, they
aren' even sure what they want,•
Keeler said. ·we find clues,
thinp they ha~ done in the past,
what they don\ like DOW will
lead us into what they might like
in the future.•
K_celcr mates studies of the
client's lifestyle, whether they
use the home for cntertaini.n&
relaxing, whether they travel
much and if they have children..
"It is important to find out
what their needs are so their
house won' only loot good, but
will work well for them as well,"
Keeler said. wrhe house should
refk:ct their lifestyle~ not oun."'
By working this way. ~eeler
aDd her staff provide client& with
a service that is ~
Sbe fedi that F:Oi com••iiiOF
tion bet..:en clients and staff is
valaab~ if the desip is to be
succasful.
·we are adept at all styles,,.
she said ... Wbd.ber il 's comtem-
porary. countl), traditional or
rustic~ we don't bavc a faYOritc
because we seem to be doing a
littJe of everything. ..
Village does not concentrate
ouly on the interior of tbe home,
accordina to ~-Tiie staff
will coordinate the house so that
it bas a flow.
06Wben you visualize a house
from the outside, it should
reflect wbat•s on the inside,"
l.eekr said. 1'be same applies
wbr:n you travel from one room
to another in the house. You
shouldn 'l feel as if you are going
to diff ercnt countries. There
needs to be continuity and
comfort. ..
~ obtains tradespersons
to do landscapina wmt,. decking
and painting for exterion.
Working With her • part of the
desip taun is Boariic Wilcox,
wbo is. apeciali• in titcbeo and
bathroom dcsip
.. We are fortaaatc to~ be:r
apatilc." ~--laid. -\Vbea
pcaple ~ l [ •ode'i• a IQtdw:n
OI' ~ w are tj,ltioa ..,_. em-. muctmaJ Ud
plu , ..... cil&Cbic:lilde.,..
lo · r U. W CJOICMve t(lin-iJll ia .._ ...._ ..
Kieler .-t1aat tk most
....... rill aM cu mate to
a dirit.. ia daat Can& TI.it.
•wore -~ ca happen,
we --ao to .. laome,. w
ui4: -:n.t is wt.ca we Fl the
11 e 'i• for WMt tbe Client wants
.... ~ • All the primary
dai&."
Villap Boac · Dcsip is
loa •led ill Ca•• •J Villa~ 413
31st SL. Newpwt •1ulL For
more mOfWrhoa. caD 67s.9805 .
-
ow is ·the lime to buy
~ Pmlio, loila bowa for ..... ~-~~ ii oa1ll u· 1 its .. al pre:
.... --au Oatcloor patio ... ~ ,.... ..... ad -=ca-....
Fcatmed are 1ucla braad
n•=n • Tropitoae, Brown
J~ M•n, Allibat, Hart-
IUD Fmtie. D. W. Lee and many
othas..
Special IAWap iDdadC &-
CCMDtl ~ to 45 pacclll oa
quality rain oatdoOr furaitwe
imported dincl from BolJaacl.
Hartman procllldl i9Clwde table
10ps·o1 ~ r• ram prodaced
-=conliag to die uique ...
component system.. Tbc tops~
completely weatlterproof,
Kasden-Rosene
a u ... ,...,
Rmmc ii a member of the
. AmeJicaa Society of Interior
I>esipen., a label she wean
proudly. To become a member,
the designer must pass a battery
of .ay ctiff'tcUlt tests, she said.
Wfhe drafting test alone is 10
boars long.• she said. She has
been a member since 1976.
r
Rosene likes to wort with·
clients who are remodeling or
building a house ... , like to get
the plans as soon as the client
gets them from the architect.•
she said. "It's important to work
with the client from day one.
YOU can'\ put n:cesscd lights in
the ceiling until you know where
the furniture is going. y 00 need
to know where to put the plup
in the walls.. •
ROleDC said she is currently ·
working with a client on a 7 ,000
square foot home in Palos
Verdes ... ) began in January a
year ago, and we are only in the
f ranring stages,• she said. "'I like
to work on the very fme details.
I was talking to an dcctrician
for two boun because I wanted
to mate sure his plup wouldn 'l
ruin any of my tile work.•
The ~asden-Rosenc show-
room is open Monday through
Friday from 9-.30 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. and Saturday, 10 a.m. to
6 p.m. It is located at S03 32nd
SL, Newport Beach. Phone: 645-
9149.
rai11aat llltra-Yiolet leafs.. Tiie fiwe piece ICU arc
,. ... oa sale from Sl99.9S. w--. nnhio-ad umhld-a. SC anilablie Da a variety of
~~ colors to ~rk·•
a11Jdu:m.
Today\ ru:opized lr*r ia
the drsip lllld prod9dioD al cet+iom mid ·•drias lllllbrd-
al••••• frw.,..., .... pool ...
••• ~ ..., .... t)o//i-••·~
FREKJf·IXXRS & W1NlXJWS
.-,:QRE AfTBI
O.,."""' bmukd ~ nl80Pe yo11r old at..;... slit/as or other
doors mu/ lllitulows. 117, rep/au,-., with the e/egOllU of wood fradJ doors awl
umulows '8alUlf aa...ed sJl«i/iall/7 for ,-,r rwdJ. h ..ay ~ti. f90SI bauuifiJ
di/fnnta Y"" ~ ill yo.tr Ila •e~
• Most •nstallataons tess than three hows • Increased secunty exceaent ventrWJon
• So td t>rass hvdware dead bOlts screens lrlduded • Reptiace ft.at WYndows WJih gracefu bar.> ano oows
• No stucco or dT'(WaU damage • ea.a f~ RIE£ an-name ~
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Visit One ol a.. Sho••ooma and See the Dltference Ptlde llMes..
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We s~cialize in the total restoration
and sale of the most unu.sual. rare. and
hand-carved grands and uprights ever created.
we also do custom finishes with variously styled
Steinway • Chickering • Knabe • Baldwin ~ Mason Hamlin
pianos to match .your decor. all at very reasonable prices.
fully warranteed 1'2 years parts and labor.. ·
Player piano conver8ion8 available.
5fomled la ~·-
(71') sit-3311
(~ aevea daya a week)
Some ancient native
designs now part
of newest buildin
California 9s DCwat and fiesh-
est look in arcllitettme ii c:om-
plemeated by an equally new
loot in fmnitme: the Soudlwat
Loot. The loot. reOects the rich
beritaF of this area, with •
striking combination of clay,
ataa, wood and Natift Amer-
. ican prints.
For 3S ~ WFD Design
Center bu brought current
decorating trends to Orange
County, complete with decora-
tol' taVices al affonlalile prices.
Weathered and smi-lal11&:Md
IUOral woods comW.C With
IO~ pastel colon_ ~
COftrl IUde &om..._. fibers
and wbite-wasllieid wicbr ad
rattan mate up the Southwest-
ern Look
The Loot baS ... .-owiaa
for the put 10 years with the
i.e.vy influence of socll idterior
designers as Michm Taylor and
I£ 8•111111 .
.
H·obby becomes
business for the
busy Ansdells
Looting back, Yvonne Am--found a lower price somewhere
dell can.remember watching her else, we don\ quibble. we simply
husband.~ steal away from stless that oun includes~ ..
their art studio to a nearby Allan says. .. People ICCID to lite
warehouse to tinker with the old that and buy from us because
pianos be stores there. of that.•
•ne just loved wortiq 011 , Tboap they started small, the
those pianos,• she recalled. ..I Amddls bolstered their in~
have always thought it should be tory ud built a new 11,000
a full-time business.• square foot buildina. These
Today it is. Allan and Yvonne quarten-home two apaciou
Ansdell own Amdel1 Piano and showrooms, offices and a
~ part owners and m•,,,..... rebuildina plant. Adjoiniq the
of a unique 6-acre sboppiq main showroom is a European-
ceoter known as Bobby City, a style cale that the couple leases
family project of 32 years. It wu to a indcpeadmt rat1uaatcar.
there that Allan chanpd a To soppk-cat their~
bobby of rdMaildina piaeol for stoct. AUdelb carries new
family and friends into a· bus-player and rcproducina piaeol
iness, originally opening its iacludin1 several paper-roll
doon with five upript pianos moclels and PiaMCORlcrcwette
in an unused •~home on the mOdds. They ha~ a vast libnry
property. Now the store stocb of playu music on both rolll and
more than ISO new and med tapes.. a feature which brjap
grands, spinets, consoles, player ownen back for rqalar'
uprights and players. Most of purcbma. Amddls also does
the antique mercbandite is circa cuatom rdinislring and player
1899 to 1930 and bu been piano convasions.
selected from sources all OftJ' the -our location near Dimey-
United States and Europe. land and~ Berry Farm is
.. It._ easy to find old pianos, very .tvantageous,"' Allan said.
but good oJd pianos are another -One tourist hauled a player
story, .. Yvonne says. -rbat's piano all the way home to
why we9re very choosy about MinDaota.. ..
what we buy and sell.• Anyone who loftl nost•Jsia
~a customer tells us be\ will undenaand why customas
return tp Amdelll. Strolli.q
around the showrooms. one am
find anything from u apriabt
just lite the one pandma Md
to a century-old Autrian
Grand. Ylliton are mrJaantcd
by the aatiquc huuitaR, toys
and ocher bric • bnc ICllltaed
thrcnagbout. ThaC clecOrabft
toucbea, aloaa witb • blili peen
and maaenta carpet, nlftered
ceilinp and 1tylipt1, wen
Yvonne\ idea.
•we had to be ~ not to
kt decor tab away from pia-
~ • she said. •Bat we tlaint il
~ • comfy fcdi.. n.e toys
are a..-way to bep cbildma
occapied wllile ,..atl shop .•
~ people try to idl ,.
nos lite aaecl can," Allan
oblened. • .. ,. plailoloplay is
--sift cmlOmen • laanl ta.. If.., llaft cloabea ...
...,. ... ,._ loob ill ti.al'
IM111,11oWit.-... ,wclet...._
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Gel your elf organized al Contain Wares
die ·-.... Of tbcir' liVa tUl
co.Id be _,,oted if aa ••'• d
diffeialdy.
S,.ce is • a pranium ~
aDd Ina tead to tie llCC:bc with
worm.a~ Ud a bould'al
of dlildren. Parada haft found
that illCft coopention can be
found when the cbildreu 'I rooms
are color coordinated. This can
be ~ with stackable
stonle bUll alid brightly coloral
baskets. Cleanup time becomes
fun rather than a chore. And the
profusion of vivid hues can jazz
up the littJc ones• living space.
eo.-·--ii dnided iao ICdiollll wllidt p ideas~ It
iDdtlda tiadt hMhla. *'•U.. toW1 racb. ttnd ., c..-ia,
bOus for ••appi•aifta, f,.....U.
hoots and may 1'a'lilile piecc:I.
The idc8I p1 caeatcil • COmaiD-
Wara are iluKnative Ud ~
ticaL The items are mp quality
but oft'cled • 1oWer prica than
the clepartmeilt ltOl'a.
Contain Wans is managrd by
YvODDe S~ a natne Califor-
nian, foma ICbool teacher and
past vice president of operations
of a fast food cbaia with o~
Door-to-door decorating
Newport Beach welcomes
Decorating ~ the colorf uJ
store that comes to your door.
They fe.atore over 3,000 samples
of window. w~ floor and
furniture products that arc
brought to your home in a
spcri•Dy dcsignM C.OlorV an.
The people al Decorating Den
pride tbemscJvcs OD the ability
to work with the customer·s
ideas, and neva charge them a
daign fee. The customer pays
only for the products which are
Klcctcd.
Decorating Den carries a
complete line of custom uphol-
stered f umiture, as well as
~carpet and wallco~
ing. They are always available
for appointments al the client •s
conveaience. They bring a whole
new world of beauty and con-
veuicncc right to your doorstep.
Steven C. Bunten. a
nationally rapc:cU:td lccturet and
a cohmmist for a major trade
mapzine who has owr 2S years
experience in the window pro-
ducts and interior decorating
industry. founded Decorating
Den in 1970. Decorating Den is
different beca•v it sells fran-
cb.isa.. Says Bunten, 49, once a
traveling dnapery salesman in
the Midwest: "II.iring an interior
decorator used to be something
reserved for the wealthy. We~
made it affordable."
Let the sun ·shine in!
One of today\ most popular
ways to aahancx: the liYeability
of a bajlding is to add a sum-
p90e. All of UI haft ICCD many
COllllDen:ial baiktinp. especially
ratauraats. wbicb bave added
lnMFMC• as a part· of their
ctj+tg .,..__ Moat of us mo
have fond memories of the
lllAIOOID wbibc .. a part of
......, bomcS INi1t ia the early
1900&. Om&at iataat in mm-
p.a can be mad to a 1eoewcd
intaat U. solar '6ratiag ad
coolina brougbi on by tlleeougy
critis in die mid-I 970a.
Tbae are a DlllDba of reasons
why you should consider sm.
paces in remodeling or building
a new home. A good mnspace
design is life-enb•ncing in a way
that•s bard to describe. The
dillerence between a room
heated by the san•s natural
raGJ&DCC and ODe wumcd by tbe
dry, artificial beat of a furnace
..-beupaieaced to be~
cia&ed Tbc owaas of ltomct.
wida mnspwa often find them-
sdYCI pavitating to the SUDS-
p.:c for t.bcir morning co«ee.
their evmiDg cocttaa t.bcir
hmda brat and om eqaivalcut
ol the£ ....... aftcrDooD tea.
Family owned. B A B
lnstaDers, general contracton,
have been designiq custom
patios and room additions for
Orange County aesidew siau
1974.
Paul Goldman IUD and sol-• arium sumoom designer. will
design a cmtom IOlarimn mn-
room to med ~ ~
neem-either to ~ll•DCC a
•spa.• or to proYide a -.%Ilic•
glass room for entertaining
friends and n:lativa.
Call Paal today. tdephone
991-8630. for a custom free
survey.
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•• c•pk JIG.
Tiie l&alf ii aatiwit ad wil-
liaa to 1pclld time . witll the
CUltoma'I to find oat what thicy
are tryiJll to accomptilll and
ocpnize.
Shark says il is important for
cmtomen to tan pleaty of time
to think about what they are
sufyingfoT. SbcPID' suwriting
up a plan ud talking it mer with
tbe ContainWares staff
members.
All of the items available at
WFD •••
I 7 ,._ .. 12
John Dickinson.
The most important pastel
color now used in the Look is
sand, a tone between tan and
beige. h can be aca:s.sorized by
using paucl pin4 b~ greens
and lavcoders.
The Southwestern Look
off en a post-modem architectu-
ral style, usiq a blend of classic
shapes influenced by modctn
technology. The larger scale of
the furniture has added to its
appeal
lbe Loot is further mh•nad
by aatimy placed aa:essories~
c...a.wsa are danl* ad
will .... iecWinitdy. Dis com-
bines witll tbe qtd .. liwly
colon to .a:atuae oar califor-
aia lifatyk.. Castomcn will lee
that tlleir Ina can beCome 1DOR
peaocfal wllen an arOUDd tbem
is orpnind. ContainWara will
mate that poaible.
Contain Wares is located at
the new Costa Mesa C.Ourtyank,
at the intersection of Harbor and
ewpon in Costa Mesa. For
more iDf ormation, call 646-0400.
lighting and an.
wrn·s designers are able to
incorporate the newest finishes
such as Terra Cotta.Taos., Verde
and Pumice into the client ·s
design plan~ Clients can choose
between such famous name
furniture as P~ Lane, Royal
Custom, Cal Mode~ uotempor-
ary Stone~ Burto James and
others.
WFD bas two showrooms: in
orth Orange County at 1988
. Tustin in Orange, 637-3770.
and their newest sho11Vroom at
18030 Euclid, Fountain Valley,
540-2215.
DECORATIN,G DEN.
OUR DECORATING ADVICE
IS FREE, OUR PRODUCTS
ARE GUARANTEED.
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• Vert.al 8.and:s
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• Se ected \Na COW'e"lng
If you're anything like ,,
me. you're always thinking
of things you'd like to do to
decorate your home!
WeD~ I make it easy by
bl ia t9ir'9 my colorful store
right to your door so you
can see exactJy what that
"certain something" you've
been dying to try wiD k>ok
like in the comfort of your
<1'Am home. Call me soon
and let's get better ac·
quaznted!
At ~r "OuSe A t your COIWetuenGe Dec:otallng Drl
fieatur'es a «>eavti seJecbOn of top-quaity color-
coord•na!ed samP'eS ot arapenes carpell mnd
c:owenng to choOSe from And our products e
guaranteed'
Appoo'ltments C;rys E~ngs Weekends. aJ your
conven'4!nee ~ a ch¥ge ~ ot>lega•-on.
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673-8667
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Fibber McGee. MCGCc,,. IDOll
famous for his c:lo)eet., wlaicb.
when opened, contained ao
much junk that it all came
cascadiq out with a crillb, rattle
and bug.
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eur...c minored c:la11t .....
Cbar-.c is available in eitller
the atidin.a type or bifold lllOdel
in saaDdard liz:a. Oat trim is
added as an 8CCCDt tOueb. Cus-
tom ma are available by special
onter.
do it 1bc•rha ao.a ll u. ia lacttld ia ...
Bristol Towa aDCI Coutry
Shappi. Cater, JM2 s. ..
tol, Santa "AaL BHn arc:
Monday~ FridaJ, 9 a.a.
to S:lO p.m.; s.untay. 9 a.ir
to 5 p.m. and Suaday, 11 LID.
to 4 p.m.. For more mons1rioe,
call241~.
At one time, lll09t of us bad
such a closet. That's where
ClOldi R. Us can hdp. The firm
oflcn a variety of cboica for
or1a•iring closet 1torqc of
clothing and other ttca.. Fe.
bJJ'ed are Ella steel bastets from
s~ as wen as recx•d hole,
modular systems and many
more.
lndoo1 clo9ets are not the~
specialty of Coleta R Us. The
firm can allo customiz.e aprqe,
maximi.z.in1 a minimum of
space Four baic pia:a make
up the pntF saorqe 1J*1D: a
cabinet, 24 inches by 24 inf*•
by 90 incba; a cornu cahiwt.y
41 iDcbes by 41 iDchel by 90
i:ndw1; a bate or wall cahimt,
24 inches by 24 inches by 30
whcs; and a ah.allow cabiaet, 24
inches by 12 inda by 30 .....
Prompt acfJOn to · cleat) up stains
still besl car.pet cleaning move
A perfect companion to the
Elfa bllatet sysaem is the ~
tech loot of steel slldf' ud rod
with white epoxy enamel finish
for durability.
&ch piece coma witb a White
lamjnatrd door h"'r' in ~
No more cryjna owr spilt
milt, puncb, 18CO sauce, apple
sauce, o~ "'irlaaacYa die 111• to
find its way to the ~ DOW
and then: :any carpet muufac-
turen ha~ intoniuccd a new
Save S.395
on Holly\l\iOOd f
c~. comfottable and ctassy
descnbe rtils irvlOVatJYe Pren»er
CQOeocoon desql from T~
F"'5tl new deSlglef colors ~
Wl{h Hat arms fof a dynarruc:: ,look
on grass.. sand 0t deck lndudes
( ontJnental OI channel-sryte
c::usn.ons wwrt1 ~ tasm tel'S..
48 • table with four chairs
Reg. s 1,064 ... Sale 1699
CUSTOM CLOSETS!
• 6 & 7 drawer
urlfts available
• Rod holds up to
75 lbs per foot
• Compfetety
adjustable
• Works great wrth
Etta Sy~tems
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DIMENSIONS FOR A FREE
DestGN CONSULT ATIONI
RIIS
stain mist Nat yarn, accordin1 to
Jn Si.tvert. co-owner of J.M.
C.tom Flooring. ·
-rbere is DO mcb thina U
carpet that doesn' act dirty ...
Sihcrt said. -rhat's lite saying
that tbeR is a fabric for a men ·s
shirt that doc:sn' Ft rina around
the collar ...
But the rig.ht treatment is
what'\ import.ant, i.cconliD1 to
Silwrt. Stain resisters arc an
improvement to the basic scotch
panting that traditionally bas
been OD carpets ... lt,S the best
thin1 to happen to the industry
in 10-~"be said.
Stain rcsisten are actually
built into the carpet yarn. Famil-
iar names using this technique
are DU Pont. with its trade name
of Stain Master; Monsanto, with
U Itron Sth and 6th generation
yams and Allied Chemical with
Anso V Wony Free, according
to Silvcn. J.M. Custom Aoor-
ing carries all of those brands.
With a stain resister carpet,
whatc\"CT is spilled can usually
be removed with a wet rag.; BUi
~ bas its timib,. sihat
said. Host.csscs should put de-
corum asMtc when a pest spills
coffee on lbe carpet_
.. A hostess will say, •Don'
worry. 111 deaD it up later,• .. be
said ...... they are onJy giving
the stain a chance to set in. If
you spill co«ee en a bloo.te.; you
Bath Matt
r a .... ,
completely satis~ficd by oar
objective expertise. Our tiest
recommendations come from
homeowners who ~ in the
houses and ICC the bottom line
results. They Cldinitely tell thri_!
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will ccrtaialy try to ICIDOW tk
stain quickly. The same should
apply to carpets..•
. If a customer is coatemp'eting
OD a metbocl of deMina ac:arpet, .
Sihai suacsts dry da•na
-Steam dainina shrinb ~ r.a the color and the pe.1 laka
anywhere froe four to sia
months to dry ... be said. -Dry
clr.l!ni• will mnove 1llOft of the
staim and last loqer. ltut, of
coum. it is more expensive."
Current trends in carpeting
are still in plush. but gcttiDg
away from the velvety loot,
Silvert said. People now are
requesti•& footprint resistant
surfaces, with a more tenured
and nubby loot.. He said tbal
natural wooJ Berbers arc still
enjoying popularity. Colors are
movin& away Crom the more
traditional beian. be said.
J.M. Custom Flooring also
carries a complete line of wood
flooring. ceramic tile, marble
and resilient floorina. The stote
bas also expanded its scrvica to
Wiato'ft, wilh v.no. .,... Of
vertical and mini-blinds and
drapes. Decorator service is also
available for· those who need
comubation.
Tbe store is localed at 2515
E. COMI Highway in Corona del
Mar. For more information.call
673-6033. ,
We tine adopted one low
wholesale ptjce three years aao.
One price regardless for whom
we AR ·~ We did this due
to the enormous time~
tion in performing our services.
Our intentiom are to sell tbc
g~ not to specify them for
someone die to buy.
Since we opened oar doors
sevaa] years aao~ bathrooms
have . become one of tbc most
~ rooms in tbc home.
There are DJllDCTOCD showrooms
that have opened up in the
bathroo9 field. Most of o..e
placa do not have the technical
~ cw .. product lisa
ltrjdly • profit mccuti1a w1
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B & B INST ALLERS INC.
QUALITY HOME IMPROVEMENTS SINCE 1974
(714) 997-8630
For A f199 D11l1FL Conlult8tlon And Ea......_
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De ign Canter expena
will take time with you
Combining a unique blend of
a retail store and interior design
tudio is the Design Center io
Orange.
-w e have five designers that
work out of the st udio ... said
owner aomi Mason. The firm
woru with both residential and
commercial clients.
Accord ing to Mason. Design
Center can wort with a clieot
beginning with the concept to
actually providing the furnislt:
ings. The first step is a prelimi-
nary design study. following
with color scheme. design con-
cepts. and spac% planning. Li.s-
teoing is Mason ·s most impor-
tant tool ,,
.. The dcsignen sit d~'ll with
a client and find out their needs
and concerns." she said .... Tbcn
•e come back to the client v.ith
a proposaJ to meet their occds ...
Clicn~ can get a good look
at whaa to expect by \;~ing the
vignettes on the showroom
floor. Design Center now has
four sofas. a wing-b3Ck chair.
four dining chairs and some
tables on display. Mason said.
Customers can purchase what
they sec on the floor or speciaJ
order.
··Much of what ~e do is
custom fit,.. Mason said. ...We
can order anything here. We
have a complete library of cata-
logs and thousands of fabric
samples and Ytallpapcr books,
furniture cata.lop. accessories
and lighting designs. We have a
separate library for commercial
carpeting and fabrics... ·
According to Mason. Design
Ceoter does not -.ort with one
panicu.Jar look.. Her clients have
many UStes. The designers will
first try to educate the client and
sho• the best quality ... We pride
oursel\cs with ha\iog any look
tbaa clients vrant and it is done
in good taste, .. she said.
·we did an an deco famil)'
room b) changing a big, chunky
tone fireplace to beautiful
la\eoder tile _.;th mirrors. -she
said. -we opted for light pastels
in place oft be dart wood pantl-
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HUGE SHIPMENT OF UPHOLSTERY
FABRICS JUST ARRIVED'
Cuatom bedapreada, Draperlea,
Upholatery, Headboard•, Acceaorla,
lllnl-bllnds, Vertlcals.
FAST DELIVERY FROM
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Where designers shop
at 1h the retail price!
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T1k1 hart, call
Are you atill lootiaa for that
rare piece of Blae W-dlow china?
Or how about that poRdain
vue? Now collccton of fme
antiques can take heart. Con-
signment Gallery gets a com-
pletely new stock every three
months, according to owner Lisa
RCDMC.
"I have everything collecton
are looking for from furniture,
to pon:cl~ china, glassware,
jewelry, linens, anything and
~ • she aaicl. • I doa'
tperi•tizr iD c:auD •hi •· I ~ to haft • ftlicty .•
Comignment Gallery bu
been in Calta Maa for 10 ,an
and under the ownctaip of
Rt1iee for the mt two yan.. Her
stock comes from meta ad
private individuals. She said that
about 70 percent of her clientele
are serious collccton.
For people who are consider-
ing selling an item on consign-
.
Fabric House has it
New fabric shipments ba~
given the Decorative Fabric
House in Fountain Valley a
springtime look. Bright splashy
florals printed on cotton chintz
in all the latest colon have given
one of Orange County's leading
designer fabric outlets a garden
look. "
The latest prints from all the
leading East Coast mills have
been arriving daily.
The 6,000 square-foot show-
room is packed with over
100,000 yards of fabrics in the
ne west colors and materials.
Canvas prints, laces, cotton
prints And upholstery weipt
fabrics are all in stock and priced
at least SO percent off sugrsUd
mail prices. For the most tia-
ditional to ultra contemporuy,
country to f~ nearly every
style and color is available for
immtAli•te delivery.
Decorative Fabric Bouse,
located at 18085 Euclid Street,
in Fountain Valley, is open 9
a.m. to S:30 p.m. Monday
through Friday; 10 Lm. to S
p.m. Saturday; and noon to S
p.m. Sunday. For more informa-
tion, call (714) 964-(,()30.
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Exclusive Florals
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For home
weddings
and all occasions ...
by appolnbnent:
494-7987
G1H1ry Us· ill
--. •••11 catw ii _, uid Rew uid tllilt widl _.._..ea
cm·"w•...-s 'rca..a•My ~built_..,, lie ow8UI
tmwo ad ii.--.,·* will buy smaner r...-....c with
..._ -0. .-dlial ii dall a one W,ae ~ to .. as a
perw1 caa -die price. The hjplipt piece.~• pines
iclkr ... 2/lnl of die sale, I are ac>in& away for ..,., • abe
-. 111. nae• a a1ne .,... Mid.
.... [ft •• ia die ,..... but " One ~ decollltias item
rarel) clo I nu lailft to retlll"D ia the armoirc. Peo•ll Will re-
thinp to a co ipor. • move the doon ... conat
For dime calm CIGl'I lootina them into entat•• r•I cc al~
for a piece tMt 10 ,_ bas not with stereos, tclniaiou and
surf~ llcaee c:aa lidp. She Ven, Rnec uid.
bas a 'Ktiw w...ed lilt ia lier Renee feels excited ~time
store. Tiie ~.;.. tdlll bc:r IOmeoDe briDp thinp in for
what die item ia ad it ii pat consignment. "It's jast lite
in the lilt witli tbC collrldor._ Cbristmas, 1w she said.. She enjoys
name and pbolie amaba'. •If I unwrapping treaama that the
get the item in, or if I w it in boxes •iabt re¥eaL
a ditfernt stor'e, I will call aad Renee said that ibe can prom-
tell themZ• Ille said. ile her customers a completely
Renee bu teen tbe trends different store around every
cbanae in her two years at three moatba. •And my prices
Consignment Gallery. Tbe are the best around,• abe said.
number one look now is ~ •People are always tdtina me
talgic formal." Thia includes dull. I lane some customers that
ric~ dart wOOda such • ma-.al come and ICOUt my store at
bogany ~ with clu1ic styles. Jail once a week.
"Now ia tile ail8e to c.-bl..•
she said. •1 ~ ~ a la•
consipmeat Of all ,,,.. of
dishes., 'V.'CF•bll ••lat co•ed
bowls incl ca••kten. nae
woald be for ..... __. colleoa
ton..•
Tbe oldat ~ llcMc .....
the slOR data Met to tM ...
and the 1500i., IOW (>ig 111
piecea. She ......... ..,, ... d
grandfatlacr elock rro• tlae
1700I ... by afemo81 E ......
cJoct••br.
W-ltll Reacc .. Nc:lt•oa.I ia
wortina wit1a ~ya at Noid-
stroms, la ltore lboUld be~
to shop in. ·1 woa' own&oci,•
she said. -some people lib a
cluttered ste>R.. but I feel IUt
JOU abi>uld be able to -tJIC
luraiture under tile 10,000
dilba.
Comipment Gallery it
located 11t 270 £ I 7tla ~ iD
Com MCIL ~~ 631·
2622.
A flair for the old ...
a touch of the new.
For the best variety
• collectibles • home decor
• antiques • gifts
• jewelry (old and new)
Consignment
Gallery
631-2622
210 E. 17th. Street
COSbMesa
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Custom glass work
•we do evaytbing in glass:
patio doors, skylights, custom
shower doon~ custom mirror
wort or doset orpniur sys-
tems," said Roger Fredinbur&
principal of Reflections in Glass
in Mission Viejo.
The main officc of the com-
pany is located in Granada Hills,
but last month Reflections in
Glass opened a branch in Mis-
sion Viejo, according to Fredin-
burg.
In addition to custom jobs,
they ha~ worked on many of
the major ho\Uing tracts such as
Jtancbo Sant.a Margarita., Bay
V.ew Terrace and Mission Viejo
Company homes, said Frcdin-
barg.
•we will do jobs that others
would walk away from." Fredin-
bura said. One such job is the
imt•Dation of ceiling mirron.
Minon are the primary busi-
neu, said Fredinburg.
In addition, Reflections in
Gius does customiz.ed closets.
Reflections in Glass also
offers greenhouse windows and ,._tables. •we have a com-
pany in Los Angeles that WC
order the oac-incb thick, double
beftled glass tops," be said.
Ta;lor •..
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home, nm if it is only going
to he done in stapa. He does
nierything involved. including
planaina tile liabti.ng. -rhat'I the
o_aly way I can be proud of what
I haft done," be said.
When a home is in the build-
~ ...... Taylor said that be
Will wort with the arcbitcct and
come up with ideas. He also
worts with remodeb. His list of
cndita are in Newport, Pasad-
ena, Loni Beach. ~ Palos
Verdes, San Diego and Palm
Sprinp.
For more information about
Peter Taylor Design, call 640-
8134.
Design ...
I $ Sn.1111115
ing and the sofa was custom
made ...
Mason said that most of her
clientelc in Orange County tend
to stay with traditional looks,
ones that are always in style.
These include Country French
and designs in oats and pines.
She said that a style wearing the
label of contemporary bas
straighter lines and appean to
be more bi.gb-tcch.
Desip Center's technique is
to see clients in the store flrst
for comultatiom, which are free.
However, Muon said that some
clients are anxious to get started,
ao desipen will ao to the client\
home. Muon advises clients to
start with a total design concept
for the whole house, rather than
trying to do one room at a time.
Design Center bu clients all
oftr the Southern California
area. .. People will seek out a
designer they are comfortable
wi~ .. Muon said. 8Tbey don'
mind goin.1 out of their area if
they are happy with the
~ .. ~aner-
Desian Center is located at
4646 E. Chapman Ave., in
Orange. The store is open I 0
a.m. to S p.m., Monday throup
Saturday and by appointment.
For mo~ information, call 63)..
I ISS.
They also have access to glas.s
blocks, whicb are enjoying a
renaissance, according to Fre-
dinburg.
The glass blocks arc reminis-
cent of the type used in the Art
Deco period. According to Fre-
dinburg, they run about SJ S each
and have to be installed with
monar.
"So you not only have the
expense of the glass blocks, but
brick layer's wages as well,"' be
said.
Frcdinburg said his crew has
installed glass block walls
between Roman tubs and sbow-
en in such prestigious areas u
Nellie Gale Ranch, Spyglass Hill
and Newport Beach.
In -area of ~ Fn>
dinburg said they import much
of their stock from Japan.
.. American mirrors arc not the
best quality-about 30 percent
is bad, ... he Wei. They ltuy it by
the case lot, inspect it and pull
out the bad pieces. He said that
in coastal areas, it is important
to buy the best because of the
corrosion factor of the salt air.
American mirror is only Wlgle-
silvered and single painted, thus,
Cftlatually it will turn black. The
Japanese mirror is double-
silvered and triple-pain~ mat-
ing it more impervious to coastal
climates.
•we have to pay about SO to
60 cents more a square f oo~ but
then we don' have to worry
about it either,"" be said.
One special service offered by
Reflections in Glass is tbe mul-
tiple products plan. According
to Frcdinburg. the more custo-
mers buy, the more the price
goes down. •v ou gjvc the c~
tomer a break anywbcrc you
can," be said.
Also, Rdlections in Glass'
merchandise comes with a five-
year warranty, as does the instal-
lation_
Frcdinburg brings five years
of glass experience to Reflec-
tions in Glass, but still feds be
is learning. •1 know guys wba
have been in the blasincss for 20
years and lJley arc still learning."'
he said ... Tbinp arc always
changing. Laws change and
technology changes. You ha~ to
keep on top of it."
For mo" information, call
Rdlections in Glass at 859-<J027.
WHY WE SELL MORE FANS!
Have you noticed advertisements for ceiling fans that offer a free light fixture and an asterisk1 The fine print says. -you must
buy the glass of your choice... ·
The Trading Post believes that asterisks are not necessary. We advertise Casablanca\ most popular models complete with tight
fixtures and glass or crystal. We sell more Casablancas than any other single store in Orange County.
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THE TRADING POST
6952 Warner, at Goldenwest
H UNTINGTON BEACH, 848-4353
INCLVD~
• Choice of
bright brass or
antique brass
• Oak or Walnut
blades
• Computer wall
control
• 4-1..igbt fixture
• 4 Pieces of glass
Open 7 days.
M-F 10-7
Sat. 10-5
Sunday l2-5
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IN RESIDENTIAL
RJRNITURE RENTAL
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To say tbai Ev.iy..t Frost is
a f rcqucnt flier would be an
undentatea:aent. For the last IS
yean abe has been providing her
own special brand of interior
design to clients all over the
world. And she flies to all of
those places to meet with clicnu
m person.
"I think I could go around the
world on my f rcqucnt flier pl~"
she laughed.
for only two and a half ,an,
her roots in this ara run deep.
As a child, her parents alwayi
rented a beach bOme at China
Cove. In 1946, the family pur-
chased a home there. ..I have
watched it all be tiUilt up ind
change cbaraeter," abe iaid. The
original house wu tom down
. four years ago and replaceCI with
a more contemporary house.
One sensitive area with Frost
is the issue of the embattled
China House, which is destined
to be torn dowa. 1'be bouae is
a local landmark and many
residents were outrapl at the
decision. Frost Uid tbat lbe wu
one of many who went to the
city council mcetinp to -speak
my piece.• Prc1enation is very
near and dear to her heart, u
she belongs to the National
Society for Historical Preserva-
tion.
For· more informatio~ call
159-1669.
Frost began her design work .
in the metropolitan New York
area and worked there for 10
years. She moved wat to San
Francisco, then to Newport
Beach. Her list of credentials is
quite impressive. Her wort bas
appeared in the Newport Bo111e
of Design and the Orange
County Design Show, • well •
teYeral publications.. One of bci'
titcbem was produced in KJl-
chm Daip and the New York
Tima. She is a member of the
National Home Fashions
League 'anct the International
Society for Interior .Designen.
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do just the inside without being
iDYotw:d with tbe outside," she
said ... I eftD ,et involved with
the gardens. You can't do oae
and not the other. Maybe that
is my California heritage."
in design, like f uhion, are the
barbingcn of what is happening
in the world and have historical
significance. In the ~ we are
more experimental in our atti-
tudes, she said. She attributes
this to the open California
lifestyle and our climate.
According to Frost, the east
tends to be more tradition-
bound.
Stay on leading
edge by renting
Frost's clients range from all
over the United States to France.
Frost said that she enjoys
working with the total homesite,
not just the inside ... You can't
In her work, she finds that in
today's contemporary world,
people tend to cling to some
aspects of the past when it comes
to designing, whether that means
style or formality.
Frost said that popular tlcnds
Even though Frost has been
working in design in Newport
There arc almost a many
reasons to rent fumituR instead
of buying • there arc people
who rent furniture, according to
Jonathan Aanestad, director of
marketing for Robcru Renu
Furniture. The classic example
of the newly evicted spouse is
only ~ small portion of tHe
picture.
•Because our furniture is on
rost • ISID, NHFL
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from what they're finding in
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When they realize that they build
equity in the rented furniture,
they often opt to rent rather than
own in the beginning.
Roberts Rents Furniture pro-
vides the major pieces to convert
any room, or a whole house,. into
a coordinated environment .
.. Accessories arc so penonal that
we only rent lamps and pictures.
Everyone has their own trea-
sured items that they want to
display on tables and shelves,"
said Aanestad.
The idea that rental f umiture
is dull and lacks the feeling of
a house filled with owned fur-
niture is false. The convenience
of having furniture without a
waiting period for orden to be
filled is one of the big reasons
Rnting furniture bu become·
~pular. Instead of wee ts or
months, a few days is all it takes
to fill a home with all the
essentials for luxurious living.
Testimony to the quality of
the furniture handled by Roberts
Rents Furniture lies in the fact
that the Corona del Mar show-
room is often shopped by those
who arc loot..iQa for f\:arDiture to
buy, rather than rent ... Our
furniture has a b..igb ~ con-
temporary look,• said Aanestad.
The convenience of renting
furniture for the home bas been
discovered in the business com-
munity as well. Roberts Rents
Furniture has failed the need
expressed by businesses all over
Southern California by provid-
ing rented office furniture in
addition to the quality home
f urnisbings for which it bas
become famous.
Businesses enjoy on-site con-
sultations with a representative
who then handles all the details
of having the furniture delivered
and placed in the office accord-
ing to Aancstad. "A business
might have to wait many months
for an order for office f umiturc
to be filled;' said Aanestad ... In
that situation this is the best
olution."
Renting office furniture is also
a solution when temporary
employees are needed, or when
a capital expenditure for furni-
ture isn't prudent, Aancstad
pointed out. .. lt"s just like the
furniture for the home. The
reasons arc u individual u the
businesses we serve,.. said
A•nntad.
The Corona del Mar branch
of Roberts Rentl Furniture is
located at 2904 E. Cout High-
way.
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