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Home My WebLink About1987-06-18 - Newport Harbor Ensign'--.. , -._.,__. .. . . .• ., l' :I. 1-:11-1 ·l 'J [~ . sri If"' = -h(Q z J ~cnl flilf.fl :.!S . ~ :,: -rl · ~I~J 1 '=~ tr·· 111.1r 'J·r'!{~ Q t~ ·CD "r~f~ :t.11 1'~:r~~: I 'I i1. :ll __ 't _:_j aJL ~,:~1 ~ •, -, . • • • ta._ 11.---··-I: I, "'ir ,· :f f.1 ~ t .&·.s:rE :f :~· c~ n. olcr~i _11~r !II .... -.I it ,, I'' . l I ~ •: · 1-II' i ~ 'CD 'lr . -.,1.1· .. 1 ~li~t ·j1 :c .,, t . J~ Jr• t _ ! l ft ~ il·~i.t:rl~l~~J11:ti ·'tf:f!l'.~H 'l ~,:tt , I JI ... f-.1.l [l l ala .. ·1 ~.(1 --, 1 . ' ' • " I• I .. '41 ti ' i O 2-. • f ' t ~ ' • IQ) ', . I.. L :i!•· .r1, · •i:f ·f" 1· r }.IJ ~Jr -~.·":.) ~.-.II !. Cl) r ,.... ii II' i · 1 Q ft .. I n 0 ..... I Ji~:• re;a. D ;. o ;· a C~P OA1A H1 COF1U11NG P 0 BOX 11329 BUR~K, CA 9151 0-1329 O · :S. ~l ·1-t R·J' . : ""' ,. ... i i•~11 -. ·n· , ~ · ' ... E: s. .:-r 1nr·. f r i · c: f.. 'i 4 ,: :,d I . : -.. _ · •. Ir f l 5: ·!·I' • S.(' H \ <Qf ~ . . • \ 0 .. • 0 . • . • a_ ' .~ H, ·>. 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He likes to talk about the time that he bribed his way out of a potentially sticky situation in Iran with two American dollars and the time he witnessed the death of two spectators at a game in Afghanistan. The game involves 50 to 100 horsemen and resembles polo. except instead of using a ~ the players fight over a dead goat. There are DO rules and DO boundaries to the field. A small boy and an old man were trampled to death when they were unable to get out of the way of one of the teams. Kunst is the first American to walk through the Khybct' Pass. He~ also the first man to walk around the world. Kunst and his brother, Jo~ left Waseca Minn. on June 20, 1970 with the announced goal of walking around tbe world. Before the trek was O'VCI'", Kunst saw his brother murdered in Afghanistan. traveled 14,SOO miles oa foot and wore out 21 pain of shoes. He waited aero. 13 countries on four continents and caJculates that he took more than 20 million st.cps. The trip took four yea.n~ three months and 16days. By 1972, Kunst and bis brother bad reached Afghanis- tan. .. One of the local newspapen ~ported that we were collecting funds for UNICEF and that we bad all of the money with ~ • he said. "'We Mft· auactcd by bandits in the middle of the night. We were told by the police that if we were were attacked not to shoot anyone because in that country the ruJe is 'an eye for an eye•. 06W c were told that if we 8ot anyone, we would be lallllted down and tilled by the rdlltna of the dead man. We wae told to shout the native won1 for "Id out of here' ud if that dida\ wor~ to fire some shots illllD die air. 06W e did that and the bandits left. I thought we were safe, but they came back and tqan firiD& with no araing. I Wiii hit ia the chest and fell to the pound. My KRISTI ES BAY VIEW SALON Full Service Salon for Men and Women Also Full Service Nail Core Evening Apf.x>cntments We4corne 502 So Bay Front • Balboa Island 673-7438 \ brotbcr. Jolua, ._·shot ihroap ~amt overcame a major tk beart ad died ialt•ty. I lt1UD.blina bloct. bcilla allowed prt• c Heel tlYit I Wiii clad, but to ftlt tbrougb Balpria. by the 111J Jlart W poalldiwa IO Jaanl. simplce~ of .... to .... I w mrc dial tbey9d Mar it. embassy and 'dliwa tbtaa wUt 11ley toot die litde bit al moaey be was trying to do. we bad ud ow c•"'<nt ud -ibe Amaican Embassy bad tape reconle:r. • told me that we•d never be ~mm • .,...... to ctawl to a allowed to wait tbrougb Bulp- road wbae l.e,... be,... picbd ria, baa tbey (the Bulpriam) up wl taken to a ~•I die tboaabt that wbat I was doing nat day. Be came beck to tlUs was a pat .tveatuae, •be said, couatry nae be rccuperatcd, adclina -n.ey ewn pvc me a dleo went back to the same spot •ery official-lookina letter wbcR be was shot and continued saying that nobody better-mica bis trip. He was joined oa this with me." lea of tbe trip by his other . His next major obstacle brodler, Peter, who stayed with occarred in Aastralia. Be Md him for a year. acquired a male and waaon to Newport Ballet 'AcadeJQY PRESTIGE -CONVENIENCE -STATE-OF-THE-ART llODllRN. amacH-DICAL Jc••• wa a •a.ool 'nclwr, and Ille .... to tow Ilia -.o.n with ba-car. T'l!:J • 09I • foar miles per bov, IO tMl K...a coaJd wait aloDa b rMc tbe car. Jamie towed * ...,. iD this fashion for 1.000 nula ~-came tbrougb Or-. Cou.aty OD his way back to MinllflSOQ and was giftD a 20- yeu-old aule. ,......, •• npl""" ... the IDOlt ltUbbona male IW eftf IClCD. I wuacd to walk 40 miles a day, and she wanted to wait tea.. WJ"be mule sat dowa in the mjddle of AD i.atcnectiOD OD lmperial Rigbway in Anaheim Bills. •A cop came along.• be coo-: tinucd, -and told me to move tbe mule. I told him I couldn '\ move the mule. Re pulled his car up, YCrJ gently, and tried to push the mule. The mule ticked the staffinp out of his car. Re said, •you better ba-.e that mule out oC beR by the time I Ft back' and clroft off ... ~umt coatinucd a.is walk. um mak, bid to Mi...aou. TbRe clays after be JIDl ta.en:. be wad blck to A~ 1ot Jennie. ... m.rieil lier. They lift ia Or-. c.o-., ... and ~ ...... bis.---ai• apartments ad tr.flina o1 bis wait.. As for tJ.c fubare, ~amt bas ~ .. ... to uil arOuid die wonL I bow tua" blDCla doae w~ ._ ... llill .. * OlllJ _ .......... .ad.ailed ............. ~-Pl:t I I 11 a., iml ~lat· inallide_. ... ...,_.can be ....... It (714) 642-5964. ,.,. ......... , _ .... ~ ..... ll•ie'!fl .... ... .... C-9,., ..... " .. I .... I " ¥1 .. ~......... ,..~ .. ...... a.. ... -- f. fhel'8 no cure for the bubonic plaque? ~·--··••111 a priae for an auy I wrote on ......... hhial.mHFfL Thlil ...... .. certaiDly affected .., owa z a ·.,. WIWc rm • .., .. for die ncopitioa and O.C wy. die darned tllina bas earn• me mdlea h-lca F".. al all, die plJdliatric ll09pi•il ....... -........ wro1etM&.-,w s1dto~ Clll -.... tpeCial ,.~ .. oae Gl 11!2J ICMol .,_.... mecc- inp. Thiia WM 6-wida me. I need aD die atra poi1m I am .. ! 11ley dr :hied tbe cere- mony for tk May nwtina ,, Next, their PR dcpeatmeat put out news rclr•~• to evay paper, small and large, in OnitF ~. My cnrn paper list.Cd my credeotials as ~lie personnel certificate." This enhanced my reputation at school Several of the coaches wanted to know bow they could get one of those credentials. I told them it took a lot of field- work.. Congratulatory notes and calls began pouring in. Eve- ryone. be it colleague or neigh- bor, was happy for me. I was also listed in the district newsld- ter. Teachers and coumelon from otbeT schools read about me apin Ne~ my award was announced at a faculty rnttting The 1apome w muted. •b that the same plaque we beard about in Februaryr' an Eqtish teKber •ked. •y cs, .. I said. ~ I get the plaque DCU week.,. •11 this a new bonor7'9 said the principal. -Same old plaque,.. I am- wacd. The night of the board mm- iq arrived. AU.IN 5RXX llfC. TO ..... 9Do JOll ... t.o COllllf/t1'! I .mt my llusbeDCI . ·ru ....,,.... • a.e said • I -.,a1 too Iona over my dlw ...... late FArina OD the ,...... 1._. bccD puttina a alety ............ ol the only silk atsiw I OWL ~ yoa ca bay another lilt draa witla tbe award -CJ" ..... .., lawbact. De pia jabbed UDCOmfort- allily mo my middle • I clroft don PCB. I loobd down and hoped tUt tbe two CUii OD my shin. which I bad mangled slaaYing. didn' start blttding •pin· Then I noticed I bad a run. Swearing, I turned into a tiqoor store. No nylons. I dr~ to Albertson's in Irvine and stood through the alleged fast- line to boy new hose. I got in the car and looted around the parting lot. There was one man putting groceries into his van. I t ook a chance. I wiggled down in my seat and removed my old nylons. In doing so the two cuts began to bleed. Sweating, I pu.Dcd on the new nylons any- way. I feh a littk pop in my dress. I bad ripped out a shoulder scam. Tbe dfccu of the Girls' Gym were heginnina to show tbemKtva. Pinnal, ll ,. I alld lmlk- lih, I uriwd late for the school board mee«ina -No problem.• said the pre IC'Dln • --we~ not OD for two boars.• I fiaally receiYCd tbe plaque. It •1 beautiful I haft it propped on a file cabinet in my office. I really don' want a.ayone to see it.. Bow can I tell them that it\ the same essay contest from February? I was also OD lrviDe Cable T. V. I'm still getting calb &om parents of my studenu .... 1HIEt•trOAt BBClfil .. I ••a•_,..,...,.__..._ f ·ufl....._. I tlllillt I .._ .... _, ... ,_ wi •• dta ,,,,.. .. .... ...,, ........ __ .,.., .......... 9 - 1'1 •• ,_ die OC Fm_cclllim'._• c:o.aat. At lall ~ ._, s.. 'ad " •••• ',,__ .--"' co•• ,_ ., • loClll , ....... ....,,,. ...... 'ar.t.Wllw ..,..,,,.,,_,_,_ ...... oltl pl .. ,.., "" ..... A lNJFiiCN ()M L Calais TROPITONE TRUCKLOAD SALE JUNE 20-29 REG. NOW C4LAIS Hiah-stYle. less than hi&h P(ice! Auted. four-tube drawn aluminum. PoWder coati,._ 4Z' Aaytic Top IWleslal Tilble/ 4 Dinirw Otairs/Cushions •••••..••••••......••••...•.•..•••••. s 982..00 Adj. a..ise/Cushion .•••.•.•.•..•.......•.•.•....••.• 357JJO Colors: Snow/Slripe ...-i 28 led (Odord) Snolr/Gn!y/~Otw/Blue (Veianda) . HOU.rarooo The tine that took the s-st and put it in the fubJre. art deco IOfle hi-tech. 48"' aaytic top table/4 chairs/cushions ............... 1.100.00 Mj. Olaise/~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3'9t:>.OO Colors: Sand/Sandstone/White Bamboo (Bombay II) SErCflRIE ···-221.00 &29.00 219JIO Like the islands, this colection is unique. m1*f io&JS. and J*asit.i to siCtlt and touch. 489 acr;tiic top table/4 chairs/cushions............... 1,012.00 179.00 Ad~ a... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3'96 ... 00 "157 .40 Colors: Snow/Snow. Snow/Nantuc:Mt Blue WALUA Soft~ sensous Seltirw, se 91 ltiolal dwabifity. 1,440.00 Ail:fi,. ~~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • mJJO W T• TlllJle • • • . • . • . • • • • . • . • . . . • • . • . • • • • • • • • • . • . . • . 1<>9 .. 00 Colors: Snow/S..ldstl)I-, laf/WI& (Capn) ,_ 1y&/Plum/hpe)'a/s.nd/Gn!y (Oblique) s.nd/SMdstoeae Rime (Del Mw) SNIRFIO. f'Wtlct tor smal• .... ~ T~2 a-iirs ................................. . Colors: Snow/Snow, Nantucket Blue/Snow, Snolw/Plpaya JAIAUI 460.00 309.;00 Thakinlticslmpedthecesta is:ealul inc:Nir. chaise. and l1IOltA!malt is. 0.. T~ 4 a.irs/CUshions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,353.00 ~ ~~-• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5C:)l9.00 9aritoll ~ • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • . • • . • . • . • . . . . . . . . . . m...oo Colors: Snow/S.d ..... ,.. .... u.t (Cap11 Snow/GNy~ (Sltlltfurd) All .-..US 3"' OFF . ....... .._ ... , us ........... as .._ • ..__.SS ........ s a a-.... • F "•llJCXJ9fL1Wll•R.CJ Bl eltll IDK Ff'l&ePAm ... n• •• QIU Cities need · relief Sen. Marian Bergeson deserves kudos for once again taking up the cause of coastal cities and sponsoriq a bill to overturn the Gonzalez decision, which held that a city or county that provides lifeguard services at beaches within its jurisdiction assumes liability for injuries suffered by beachgoers at those beaches. That decision may have made sense in the framework of tort caselaw, but the precedent it set makes for very poor public policy. The effect is to discourage local entities from providing lifeguard services at all, ironically · placing the general public 1n greater danger and, even more ironically, depriving those who are injured at unwatched beaches of recourse to recover damages. This turns good policy-giving cities incentive to provide lifeguard services-on its head. Sen. Bergeson, who has repeatedly shown that she knows good policy from bad, was right on top of this issue from the beginning. She has twice in the past introduced bills to modify Gonzalez, but each time she ran up against a brick wall in the form of the California Trial Lawyers Association and the Senate Juciciary Committee. The two previous bills both died in that committee. The lawyers raise a valid point, to be sure: victims of serious or catastrophic injury should not have to f acc financial ruin as well as physical debilitation. But, making the cities shoulder the liability load, especially in an era when so many are being forced to go self- insured, is not the way to take care of those victims. It can place a severe financial strain on the local government and taxpayers, especially in jurisdictions with small populations. The encouraging news this year is that a majority of the Judiciary Committee seems to have fallen back on common sense. Bergeson 's bill, SB23, passed the committee 6-3. It now goes to the Appropriations Committee and then, we hope, on to the full Senate, the Assembly and the Governor. We urge all of these to look with favor on SB23. Baker Communications AW~WIMtG WWER m.-aa•a fW M lllNIM l9 Stm & 1tllim .-.. Siia 1971 m Prodlldim',.. ttecpm1 1111111:*. tA 9a63 (714) 631-1120 Plale..Smil ID: P.O. Bia 9311 •s;u1 a.., r.A w.«m The Plcapout Ensii&n and QJSla Mesa News .,.. Pllbli.shed 'I! ekty an~ TIS TO A SllEET NEAR YOU ••• - Time of._ my Life aY JIM FELTON Reaarch lists Newport Beach newspapers in past 80 yean .. Residents frequently take their local community newspap- ers for granted, but the citizens of Newport Bada have been fortunate th.a ~the years their community bas been bksscd with a cadre of respon- sible, dcctiaded and objective local journalists. .. lt was nice to read this para- graph. Newspapermen try to report and comment objcctivdy, bat uaforutunat.ely there are a lot of people who are DOt objec- tive rudcrs. and their bate mail more often attacks the mes- K'llger rather than the issue reported. ln recent months, letten to tbe editor ~ been fun to read~ not became I lite being criticized bat became it is IO easy to detect the th•Qow mjJMI• rapomaDlc for the ktten.. Now coma u e•c:irina cloe> umeat repor1iDg in ddail the history of w:wspaperi.aa in New- port Beada. ltesean:bed ancl •••• by Dona E. Si.Ms. it is a pmpcr i*ocloced for the dw in Banumjstjc: Raeaa~iD Com- mu•icarion, COlldacted by Dr. Terry M.. Hyna at Cal Sa.ac Fullertoa. The doc•m•w. •• CO'Val SI p-.s of n.mnliw, bl"blio-- graphy, footnotes and cond• s;iom, mild ODCC apin IC'tiHS die llistoric fwd between ~ BeD Reddick Ud Walter Bur- roagm. Tiiie ~ is IO tboroap and mticl*ninl that it sboald be ~ few ,.aaal disuiba- tioa. Here in t.lae lJJW-Wiiue:a fMIF' ~ sada piomcr joar:- njljsta .. Beary s~ sm Meyer, lletl lleiddict, Ano Bs s-.; Jilll Ki¥ t wVl'tll wl Waller ... 10 at ·w.a~~-tbm ~ of wadd; ...... ........ F;DI' --CKilb "' ;--o1..-... MleYilioa,• Sihil ••Gk:···~ .... ever, remain the primary source for detailed, io-depth reporting which people can read and study at their leisure. -Since the city•s incorporation in 1906 was followed shortly by the first newspaper less than a year later, the cditon and pub- lisben of Newport Beach ~ papen have remained on the sceae to cover and report on local history as it is being made. Many times the newspape1 mm dximeNa were dx ona making history, often championing their own local c:&111a. • Sims dca:ribca bow Walter Bw1.... led tbe ctme to Ft the Uaitatily ol CaJiforaia to build a c••.-iD lniac, wl bow Reddick belped bring Oranae Coat ColleF to the area. He alto deacriba the way Remy She•-,;.,~ a DCWS-,..,a jm to caw'icl•cs for die cily CMMil. _. ltow the fint 9CW1paper iD Ne~rt ·-.. fownW tocMilpion r. • • liq .&:.. 1actll0m ... 1W ...... le .. die --GJloiful figma are s.. Me)U. no laid bis --= imaal ia ~ .. -io mate wy •• ad die feisty lteddict, Burroups ad a..,.. c-Doan Sima is Giie "' die lat raarda'I .... ..a pCIMI EM joarulists I '--ner Don. Wllik I ,... tlil Ill Awo fiua... a.a Sen~ 00.. jainrd die C01DpUJ • cdiaot iJI Jlonq nw. me mpa-ca r•J ,... lialtioe ... WOii Vjdully nay prize in iild•NI jow•sr • Both Sims ... lldlw7 1lw WR ued by a 1ll!W WJ- ........ rpg. az• .... ia rctrO!lp«t. it .. • ,..... to SitriL ... , .... , ....... co•pUJ .. ltlicatiog Ud -•'•••• GI fra>' te Board U.S. corporatiom. Bis energy is ~ and be coa- tinucs to enroll in challrnajng cJassc:s, teaches adult extension courses and raises prize-winning African violets= To complete his Cal State ~ be went tbroup old newspaper files, "inicrofibm, and Sbennan Library files. He read virtually nay history published about ewport BeaCb. And be spent countkss hours interview- ing surviving lOcal joutnalists from bygoae days. Rcddlck published a li¥dy newspaper. often min& tKtics that were criricimd. Be was a reporter-pbotograpbcr for a Long Beach newapapeT. assigned to Newport Be~ when be took mu a newspaper here.. Aft.er ICltiq bis paper. be moved to Paso Robles, where be and bis IOD are still llCti~ in publishing Burroughs is mown iD puJ>.. lishing ci.rdcs throqbout the U.S.. A lqlaly 1UCC cafal adle- preaeur, lie ...... dtC ia boot pablii1Wa1 u well u ............. lk fo-k• diiC Doily l'flolp d Mita a wlw few it ad coe4IM=ta a ••s• ment comultiag busiDns ia Cc.ta Mesa. <>tiler f onaer editon and _.._.__ . . ed .... ~:...:.. .,..__. lldCrVew .,, to'>ll•• included Herb Sattoa, Bart Sims, 88d Daabcq, Tom MlllJ'.=wla,..C. ... ,_. -----oely ....,,, GI r..d b&ta11• lted- click ... ~ hi iii ----wida Silrilt bdtirt uid lae still Md 111,1cc for .... ~ ........ ~ 8£ftr did lee eye '° ... A8d ia bis iadeniew ol ••• I .. I Silvis ~lliaMflll I .. ce1c.-ap ... -tOld llim t11m ....... ~ .. ada ..... I tiiWllimTU l&aJ OUI 'al Newpwt Ina~ ,oa11 ttay 09l ol COila Maa. • J licard one al Rcddic:t._ Wnous bone ....... Oii tie odlcr end of the pllote, IO I knew it was open ~-I IUrted the Newport lllrioi £.MP IOOll after. - Silvia teat -advw:c ~ ol. Ilia 1epwt IO ........... ad to ·~-"'ttlr,.., .. diet cc--11 r •· ·1 -nae ILIG ........ ................. Tran porta ion, water are keys to OC's future Tbe quality of life ia ~ C0aaty is~ It\ • .iasidious ttosioo exptcwd • ..ucb ia traffac delay. airport ~wt bouiinl ckmity • it ii in the •hNIOW worlll al noae, an i~ water supply Ud environmental pollutioa. Solutions ~xist bat the aJll is b.ilh= county and ltJde go.ver. ments must make bold political and economic decisions to ~ future aenentiom from • life of rationing and toD roads. Tllae is hope, but I will be more encouraged when conviaciag visionary decisions are made on behalf of oil the residents of Oraaae County. My Turn mana• menL W aa.er, lite IDOY&- ment., is eaential to life and~ like the air we breathe, it is a public 'resource. Unlike the old ranch ... land ethic which reprdcd water on one·s laad as essentialy available to do with as one pleaiied, in an urban setting whe1e ranchlaad is being con- verted to raidcntial me it seems to me that management of water resources must transf cr to resi- dential representation. This is especialJy true when water is to be provided from off--site sourca socb as. watcT contracts with Los Angeles and dsew~. 1e1•m ~ • Wiiler are maa-a..s by the ultjmne CODSUJDerS of the senica: the public, or their dected government. This powerful tool acts to assure equity in public representation in pricing and allocating essen- tial services, while pre:servin& value for the original land ownien who wish to con~ t.bei:r property to a more profJtable use. The economic destiny of the water user must be prott.eted. The notion of eminent domain for water rights including public management of off-site water contracts should be explored. Two areas of particalar con. sequence are apparent: fneway coqesbon and water manap- meot. Each of these~ cries for a dear definition of county load, tbe c:arryinl capacity of the county. County load is a mca- swe of die county's ability to accc>mmodal£ groirth and still deliver full 9erVices while not Rducing ~ of present sup. port to CUl'RDt residents and businesses A free-enterprise system which supports entrepreneurial growth at the expense of otben is corrupt in its logic. Our freeway system is a good met- aphor for what bappms when roads do not keep pace with I md:~llowl.This IJ•• wide •epwtioD.., D0t '9c re8diJy appare_Dl OD a day-to. day ...... but if ~ loot at trUlit reconli for·tbe past few ya.rs the resalts are obvious: it taka lonFr' to get aaywbeR, plU1icalarty OD 1-S and ·~-Californiaa& for Better Trans- portation. a non-prolit group in SU Frwilco, 1eports th.al the ~ tol of this gridlock is furtha' clefiN>d in terms of a projected 174 percent increase in ~on OD olJ the state free.- ways in tbC next eight years. This year alone, road transportation delays will tesuJt in S2 million each day in lost worker produc- tivity. Unless something is done, eventually this paralysis will Rduce Orange County to urban ghettos defined, not by degree of economic position or ethnic- ity, but by restriction of move- ment. MOYeJDCDt is life. Restric- tion of movement there{ ore results in the obvio~ We must suppon aeation of mandated load facton which gear vchicu- Letters to the Editor Responding to Fuentes DesE•ar: TbOmas Fuentes reveals no sharp .iwlFmmt with bis con- tention that the llow-powth-Ud traffic issue bides a ~ • a -C.Omnric:, •or a •Recr· under the bed. When are political activists lllCb • Fucata going to realize tUt this Dad. of labeling or smeariDI is paue in politics. particularly wbea iu intmt is IO tramparmt-to win by doudiDa the issues n.c. issues are dear enough. They are the legitimate concern of the commuaity: Oftr- devdopmeal, 1nfflc pidlocb, etc. Does Mr. Fuentes belieft that 0raaac County Yotcn are unable to decide thole issues on their aaitl wit1MJ9t his Bil Smcit? If widca polilX81 W.5• ol °"om••• ii cwr n_..illtle, ,er-.. it is u11ao1Ne to can 11MMui1 Fwatcs a ~.mt." •wllJ .... ;._ im' r. a • s·· re bdweca jOUCI ,., ....... ,, to,. ....... ill pel>l'k--. OPf lllC d to t.k pea,11 nlilia tlll r d"" cw .-osvoce? Mow, I doatit tut Mr. F•• I is. falCilt I bdiete tUl lie woald be ... if -(Gad dill lie were. I ~ tMl d a.e,.•m · s me Co•~nllliwa, or dllit aD Dc•OH•llll ore Lib- erals; dull ... Soc:WIMts aft ............. ~ 1nd~ As ca·r· AM I ca.-,aa, llllJWlllll lti. Pai , ii ta} I to..._ ................... a, .. -11 f • WllO •aciur win --..-...r As a Republican of more than SO years. I would appreciMe it if Mr. Fuenaa, a political ac:O- vist within the party' would stop m•ting me cringe with embar- rma~t. 0-fMtor. ··--Newport ... Rcp.rding the editorial and article on the China House in the June 2 F.Juip, it is my opinion that Mr. Beauchamp should be able to do anything be wants with bis propcny as '°DI as be doan' interfere with otJa property OWllCl"I and he coaforms to the local building requirements. Tbe Thompsom and the Olh- en that want to ,keep the so- called lalMlmar~ bad o'-u one year to purcbasc -the property. Where ~ they? Tbis country was founded OD tbc principal that the individual is more~ than t.be State ad he bas die ript lo 0WD and dilPc* Of bis pcopaty •he ICCS fit. Tbe gowa o..,.. w atab-mw to prolCd tbtlc piopa1J ~ To own piOpClty ud DOI laaft CoalrOI Of ii is F_.., Tiie ~ ...... dull Mr. ......... , wllit aodier &ix moliths to ICC if the Newport ..... CownwJ (• bctta 1111mc Will H lie tk Newport •..tt Foarti llcida) caa ,_ a ....... to ~itc •• , ... OS of llil ptopatJ ricft 'e Utk Ca111nwy is .ccc11 ~Newport•-' cm;.-* chdt ol odlfer towm WIMt Mtie ...... ... • I '1&.;. of pri- ftlle pro,al) rial'• _.. • S u• Ma 1·:n. S•'t Clm _. •• Uky . ' lar access to transportation system ~-When the l)'S- tan reacbcs a def'med perfor- ~ limit we either fax the system or restrict system input. For example, defining a 3S mph minimum average rush hour performance buc for each major segement of 1-S and I~ is realistic. If forecast Yeb.icular movement from new dnelop. mmts-sucb as Irvine, Laguna Hills or llancbo Santa Margar- ita, for eumplie impacts existing traffic and forces it below the 35 mph minimum acceptable pcr- f ormance base, then develos>- ment must be im11X1iiatdy cur- tailed until the system is ftxcd. To do otherwise means we are all bobbled by new real estate developments even though we arc physically removed from them by miles. When it comes to. transportation, Orange County is one life suppon sys- tear.-not 26 clistincdy separate cities. Another crucial area in county load is water availability and its In this ~ stale enabling law for at least one major South County area was Dna' intended for administration of n:sidenti.al- commercia.I development. As the county load potential increases. resource management.. including the ability to create bonded indcbtedoes1 and establish con- sumer rates-takes on a dis- tinctly political aura. W~ Must Not Pumit Watn Barons. Crit- ical pcrformana: facton here relate to management require- ments which should mandate representation on utility boards based OD residential service units rather than raw land intcresu. As an implementing strategy. we should grant re-zoning from agricultural to residential or commercial only if peripheral Transportation and water management are only two exam- ples of why county load criteria must be estalishot to give a precise dimension of minimum pcrf orm.ance standards both in serviC% demay (such as highway throughput, potp response time, rd me site capacity. and water availability) as well as management form (yielding to public representation powers formerly held exclusively by large landowners). Residents of Orange County must decide what they want in terms of county performanc:r and demand iL We have the choice of creating a quality f uturc or being victims of a quixotic quest to consume the land. FEELINGS SPOKEN' P Ni Dad on fotte's Doy • a~ 11t1~ol"9st\cut ~°' on e»IUl•Ji• -• ol CJs.1(Jf1l9d pb9 M. Tbe CJiRging V.ne ~Ser ..... •.-il(e5- c*> fnce.de ao.. caotger•~ b a 1 ••9 or par-. and ol coune (OJ~ • t ... ¥CJl9S. plants c.t ,,. •• c lo ws tool The Clinging Vine JI0.08IO Now that Father's Doy IS tUSf orOV'd !'he Comet ft gnieJ you 0 dow:.e ~ show how much you COf9 Wnte yot4/lf ..... 19$ ~ telecJ thot speooj curd-""' mode lor Ood at fhe 8oysde Cord N PbrtJ The ntOlll lhoughrf\A sduhon to the Fathers Doy gift cord probl9nl Bayside Card N Party 76().()111 What's this all about? It's Irrelevant! J.ndevant Week bas befallen uaooceapan What is Irrelevant ·Wee~ you ask? Well, even if you donl, it doesn 'l matter-it's irRJevant. .. Marine Scene ,..... to bonOr the NBA cbam- pion Latas. Now we have to baft OW' parade. So brina OD Mr. Irrelevant, number 33S, Norman Jeft'enon. roMt and auction at tbC Newpiliilt Beldl Marriott. It\ not too lltc to sip up for golf, ten•• or Ge dinner. Jmt call 644-1211. -. Oil Tuclday, Jane 23, at S:lO p.m., UCI will hOlt die college Night Rally. CoUeae groups from around the eoatry will be Oockiq to tbc Brea Evenl Cenaa' for dlecla. been and entertainment by •ne Fox .. -defmitdy a •t to Irle! Actually, 1987 marks the 13th OT 14th year Newport Toastmas- ter General (and King of the Hyperian outfall plant) Paul Salata will host the llut NFL draft choice for a week of fun and frolic. The Green Bay Packers traded with the Super Bowl champs so they would receive the last draft choice. This year lucky number 335 is Nor- man Jefferson. Why discuss Irrelevant Week in a marine article? Well, here it comes ... On Sunday, June 21st, Mr. Irrelevant arrives in Newport via either a pink submarine, a BawaiianoutrigaerorVenetian gondola. (It doesn't matter, they all float.) Treat your dad to something different this Father's Day-a short parade. Y cs, an Irrelevant Parade. Sounds like fun? Just show up at the Lido Island turning basin near the Reuben E. Lee this Sunday around 3:18 in the afternoon. The parade will form (sort of) and proceed (we hope) to the Balboa Bay Cub for the formal Newport Beach Gustafson wins Mayor's Cup BY ART MORROW The Inaugural Newport Beach Mayor's Cup Tennis Tourna- ment was concluded last wee- kend with the finals. In the men's singles A div- ision, Bob Gustafson of San Clemente defeated Dennis Mack of Newport Beach ~3, S-7, ~ 3. Both of these players are over 30 years of qe. Gustafson is 31 while Mack is .-0. "It was nice to win. I have played in a lot of tournaments, but this is the fint time I have ever made the final. It wu tough to close out this match at the end,"' Gustafson said. For the women t.bcre was only doubles. la the A divisiea May Golcz and China Hemon, both of Tustin, defeated Gayle flu- kcl.l and Carol Mannina. both of Newport Beach, ~2. ~3. Pirates, A's win titles The Pirates, bcnditting from two strong pitching performan- ces, beat the Cubs twice last week to win the Newport National Little 1...eague•s AAA Division championship. The Cubs had enten:d the final round of the doub&e<limination championship tourney unde- feated, but were ncHiit by Geoff Abrams of the Pirates in the 6nt mcering of the teams., forcing a second, and decisive game. Pirate hurler Wall Rankin roee to the occasion, pitching a complete pme victory, S-2. for the cbampiombip. In the AA Division, the A\ defeated the Yanktts 11-4 to win it all. The Y anktts bad beaaea the Tigers 16-6 in the 1emifinal round. HAIR NOW by Lee Rago Fonner Artist Director of Vidal Sassoon Tips for Creatin1 a New Ima1e When deciding on a change of haircut tbcrc is always some apprehension about that change and its results. Fi~ communicate your feelings about length, texture, and condition. Also, highlights arc a terrific way to add dimension, they go a long way with a precilioa cat. You may tty a gentle body wa~ that would acceat a new loot. It\ imporiaat that you fed comfonabk wbeD matina a dw'\IF. GM me a~ lOldhct w.: can decide oa a aew imaF for )'OIL Lee Rago J)G E. C•• ~-Cori.a• clel Mar Fat Qil: 67J.f2SO arrival Ud mayor\ greeting around • p.m.. And yes. an Irrelevant Boat Parade. Los Aqdes bad their Tbe remaining Irrelevant Week activities: • On Monday, June 22 the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will host the Irrelevant Golf and Tennis Cbampiomb. ,.,__ --!ti be ) .... ._, WIU followed by a fun.filled dinner r ,.,.r, San Diego pair wins CdM volleyball toUrnament m•111-.i •tu._., ........ 1-•• 111111 '? ••111111111 .... P'~~ZJI .... aii t 'I. I ·tw t ._ ............ -lllt I ,. ••r a aY AllT MOUOW The Newport Off shore Unrated V oUeyball T ournameat drew some aood local talent, as well as some from da:wbue. Tbc tournament was bdd last weetead at Corona dd Mar State Beacb and dmr 60 teams. It was a doable elimination tournament. Tbc final winDen were Sean Pope and Dwipt Hinda. who me boda from San Dieao. Hjnch fonnalJ played for San Dqo State wlaile Pope formerly played fm Chico StMe. ne, woa tlaeir fiul ••Cla IS- 6. The metdl becaw dmc at S- 4. Riedl ad Pope dlaa ICOled eiallt VM•waed points before their oppoN:DD. J>a Glam ad Tom Patoksi, 1C01ed epia to mate tbc 1C01e I l-S. Tbe c:laam- piom bad pme point foar tim before fmally puttina it my. lliDdl finjahcd tbe m•tc:la with 14 tills and two Ke ICl'ftS ud Pope blld five tills and aa M:e- Tbeir opponents were no pusbovas. Glenn is tbc bead volleyball coach at Newport Harbor lliab Scbool Patolrai is a former AD-Amr:ricu &om tbe UnitasitJ of Hawaii. la tbc final 'Ntc:la Glam ad Patolesi eKb bad eipt tills and a block. 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Id d .. , r E I .~ --- Cf • Cancer Society warns of summer sun hazard · Your skin remembers every ray of sunshine you exposed it to-and it doesn' forgive. The sun ·s damaging effects on the skin arc cumulative, so the more protection the better. Most Californians, recommends the American Cancer Society, should apply sunscreens with a "Sun Protection Factor" of at least IS before going outdoors. A person can receive a lot of exposure just by doing hil or her daily routine. Cosntruciion workers, landscapen, and any- body who worts outside gets much more sun than they prob- ably realize and should protect themselves. About one in seven Americans will contract skin cancer at least once in his or her life. More than S00,000 cases arc detected annu- ally, and although about 95 percent arc curable an estimated 7 ,800 will die each year. Expo- sure to the sun .. ultraviolet rays is the major cause of skin cancer. Concern about skin cancer has heightened in recent years because the rates have dramat- ically increased-to .. near epi- demic" levels according to a recent testimony before a con- gressional subcommittee-and because the earth's ozone layer, which blocks most ultraviolet rays, is being eroded by chloro- fluorocarbons emitted into the au. Given this disturbing inf orma- tion, it's no.w even more impor- tant than ever to supplement nature's sunscreen with one that's applied. For the most effective use of sumc:n:em use a PABA-bascd vcnion and then reapply after swimming or heavy swearing The American Cancer Society also recommends that Californians wear wide- brimmcd hats~ bandannas, long- slccved shirts and long panta to shade the face, neck,. arms and lower legs-which arc the areas most prone to skin cancer-and avoid the midday sun, which is strongest between 10 LID.. and 3 p.m. People should continue to take precautions even when it is ~ cloudy. Contrary to popular belief, about 80 percent of the sun's harmful ultraviolet rays can penetrate cloud cover. The Cancer Society also encowqes parents to take ape. cial care of their children. Younpters and ~ are often preoccupied with their activities and can quictJy burn without realizing it. Since the damqe is cumulative, the earlier and more frequent the sunburns the greater the threat. In Orange County,the Amer- ican C..ncer Society is sponsor- ing stin cancer screeninp at local hospitals. Docton will examine the public free for signs of skin cancer. Remanber that the best cure we have for cancer to date is early detection. The siana of skin cancer include a dry, scaly ~ a penistent pimple, an i.nf1amcd area with a crusting center, a pearly lump. a sore that won l heal or any wart or mole that changes size, shape or color. Even though our culture MSo- ciates out-brown 1tia with health and beauty, tbeft-S DO such thing u a ..Ce tall. If you fry now, youiJ pay later, the Cancer Society says. For more informa&ion about skin cancer and its preteution, contact your doctor or the American Cancer Society at (714) 751-0441. UCI Medical Center registering organ donors An organ donor registration program has begun at the UC Irvine Medical Center to educate the public about the growing need for donations. "A poll done in 1984 indicated that of the people talked to, 80 percent would be willing to donate their organs if asked," said Jesus Hernandez, director of the Multi-Tissue Bank at UCIMC ... Unfortunately, many Don\ LetAnother ~GoB)! Our dieters lose an averaged 17 to 25 lbs. in just six weeb.And so can you. Our oounsetors will show )OU bow to lose weight qu~ feel ereat. and keel> me weigllL o1. So cal oow ror a free.oonsul&a&ion. (n4)"""7"' e .. i.,..8adt F...,,.ainV*J. 19Sl I 8cacil at.d. s. w. c.on."' y ortlowD (n4)7~llll Nc:•pc>ft ladl C...DdW.. 1 • New,owt C.elllcr Dr. Stile JfO of those people don 'l make their wishes known prior to death. .. About 700 potential tr'aU- plant patients in the Southern Calif omia area are waiting for healthy hearts, kidneys, liven and pancreases, said Hernandez. In response to a statewide need. the Legislature last year passed Assembly Bilr 631 , requiring all hospitals to approach patients about the possibility of orpn donation. Tbe Donor Registration pro- gram at UCIMC is dc:signM to meet this requim.nent by mating all new patients aware of their options for organ donation u part of the check-in procedure. Information about their deci- sion is fed into the UCIMC computer, and mcmben of tlae data bank are issued donor cards. Docton then are able to T11119'• Ae11pm1Cblre CU.ic Dr. Wat.o• K.Y. T--s ~ ol Oriaul Mecicir~ Ir~ State Ott tified Acupuncturist & Chinese t-lertdogist Eoc:h ~ ~ Jutw tlw Onie is~ an fttiai t1«1tJ1•rt 1"' B•ckpei- Sciatiaa Overweislat s...w.s At A .. o .. te)y No Coet CAU. NOW FOR YOUR FREE MONDAY APPOINTMENT 288 E. Coan Hwy., s.ite W, COM • 67S-e1'5 FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION ANYl1ME retrieve the computer inf orma- tion eyen if the donor card is IOll. .. Then if the unexpected happens, .. said Hernandez, -WC don 't have to approach the family about the poaibility of organ donation-we will already know." Hcmandtt hopea to link up the computer system nationwide to better commnNcate recipient needs and donor availability. He ii ~ committed to edu- carina a popolatioD be believa doesn 'l fully undentaiad the concept of orpn doution. .. Older people n:pl'CICDt the larFSt ill-inf'onned poap,. be said. .. Became oltbeit .,e. many are often beaitaat to clonatc undu the Wst1kn W .._ their orpm wouldn\ benefit anyone." Not all donated orpm are med for trampluts, howner. Accordi:na to the age, overall tw:ahb and cause of daltb of the donor, orpm may be used for transplant, education-1 or raearch purposes. .. Right DOW, there is an overall sbortqe of orpm, said Hernan- dez. .. U people only rea•imd bow importaut their donations are, ~ if they are only med for research. We can l find cu.res for diseates that we can 'l study ... For f urtber information, call Hcmudn at (714) 634 696S. PHYSICIANS ~ You Prac:lking More Office -t Than Meclidne1 Medical executive suite across from Hoag Hospi- tal. lndudes professional staff and fumishinp. Lease by the hour for satellite office or: deftlOp your growing practice. • Designer-created elegant meClial offices • Fully equipped and supplied exam rooms • Professional medical office man•ement tel m take care of all YQl.tr office ~t needs. for As Little As Sl50 Per Mondi, You un Lease 4 HOUrs Weekty or 40, Depending Upon Your NeedS CAI I NOW TO INIANCE Y<>Ua FUTUn: .. 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They want dignity. M1111glng for Suc111 and open. on track. creative, collegial and of high integrity. While you tt nurturing your company's cuhurc to the level of bcalth you desire. in developing a healthy company culture is an inVCltmC'Dt in the future prosperity and longevity of your company and your career. Ras your company built a ~ compuy cultme" that effectiftly addresses these .. I" H ... JOG ate probably apcriellC'iq ._ip t•rno~n. eaeaaive absenteeism, low morale and lea than peak per- form.ace and wa•imum pro- dllCtivity from your staff. People for whom work bas rnraoina will wort harder than thole for whom it doesn ~ The wort your people perform to produce prodllCtl or services abould be hiptigbted and cele- brated in relationship to the meanina found in your com- pany•• well-developed vision. values, m.iaion and goals. An organizational culturce needs to be nurtured so that people all bep moviQg in the ume ~ clin:ction. Some of the *P' I haw fond to wort well arc promoted by Terry Deal, co-author of the best seller. Corporate Cult urn. o. ... SllMell v ........ the ones that are the clrivina f on::es and 1ereens people are goiq ·to use to achieve your company's visio~ mission and vital goals. In healthy company cultures, people at every level of the orpnizatfon know and support its values. Honor You Heroes a•d Heroiaes ... the individuals who personify the va.tucs your com- pany holds dear. If creativity or penistcoce is valued in your organizational culture, have recognition ceremonies for peo- ple who demonstrate it in exem- plary ways. Dnelop .......... c--- ...... events that bo.S people toaether and to the orpniution. Make them fun to crazy. They e •• AUTO REPAIR AND MHNTDIANCE FACLITY OUR 1-90. n . FACILITY• STAFFED WITH rROfUltONM. -Uf BllMCID ..atAMCS ntE MOST MOOIM DIA91DSTIC ~ TO HrUD. E ALL 0# YG.IR CM CARE NffoS AHDM091PP • FREE PtCK ~ N#O DIUVBIY wm .. I Mil ES • _..Off AU. CAIH TWAC• O• • .. Off ALL: OW'GI TIU'9ACYOe CMMTIRCMO AND ¥llA NXB'IEDJ tlliusr .... QA .,.....111 IY DI. •ll.LAJID llKUAll • Concentrate on the basic stuff . -of your business. Dr. Jim.rd N. MocAdam u pre1itk111 of Jl11cAdam 1111d A.aocMla,. 11 "'°""1t raovra -"' ~ dndoprwnt Jinn in CorOM dd JI•. He $D'YO on tlw f aadq of tlw don\ have to be o~ serious • Articulate your intended cW- in nature or formal to do the job. ~ to staff and customen. • Dramatia the drivina values Tell ~orporate Sto-of yow cultu.re with slogans. ria ... stones about people, • Spend • much • half your from top ~Dt ~ time attenclina to the fcrdiDI Of out the organnatao~. wbo lived your company\ culture. °""'"""' Colkp Bunon Un-ur 11.,,,,,enttmt brnitvu tllfd u • pro/e1sioul s~der 1111d the corporate values m the ~.cc RcmembeT your investment of lost profits or penonaJ risk. ' ....., letlder '"' corptJNU IDld llDt/ICMllOll ~ Jt•s the stories about people living their values that become the sagas of a culture. It •s these stores that communicate the culture to new employees and keep it alive and well for old- timers. Maiatain a Dh'ene Network of Boaest Playen. .. they are the carriers of the culture and preside over it. Within the scope of your driving corporate values, encourage people to express their persona) diffe1enca and ... ~ ClllKll llY .. -..o...1•ns e .... •s• ..... CE•-._.,.. ... ._. ..... '"411N1'17 ITAH fA8M at STANDARD PACIFIC SAVINGS. F.A. 1 Year Certificates of Deposit • $500-$4,999 @6.~ with a yield of 7 .13"9 • $5,000-$19,999 @7'ft with a yield of 7 .35-Mt • $20,Q00-@7.125' with a yield of 7 .44~ -FRJC t .. ••1111Jlll • Open llCCOUnt by mell • Wired funds ecceptect • DINCI d1poelt8 .. Ill 12 AJllf~ cMaWI.., 4580 M8cAtthur Blvd. Home Society ajfair highlights five-soiree day I l < GRAND OPENING 11ma.w <M'I• \ ___ ...,._ .\ ___ ........ There was a time (Iona aao> when the summer montbi were known u the _.Little Season.• But the social term does not apply anymore, ~y to NcWport. Tate foreumple one reecat Saturday Dijbt wben fiYC (FIVE?) major fundraifing balls were held! It all started with Children's Home Society bi-annual .. Une Soiree d:Art. • Held at the Four Seuom, this popular dinner event features the auction of paintinp donated by leading artists in the area. It is not an easy task to coordinate this, but co-chairs Dori deKruif and Sandee Kerr brought in more than 125 paintings by locaJ artists, like Patricia Groth, Gloria Bradcson Hassett and Scott Kennedy (whose waterco- lor brought in the highest bid of the evening) to be auctioned. To Kennedy's knowledge, this was the first time he bad ever donated to this cause, which raises funds for child welfare services. Much to bis amaze- ment, he learned from one of his dinner companions that one of bis early drawings had been purchased in .. Le Petit Salon" chaired by Patti Bellitti and Cathy McLarand. ., ltlr'ia,.-~~o-i~,...~~~~."Jlllr:t.._-~· l,.d':~~~~~~~ ~~~~rl-4~~~ (k~'W tHU §rand~ o~~'Ubu~u //'#'~itr .<k'41>,, _.. . 1/unll'tj • 1~ f'/eo,re<I In 1/u>tle. Y""' to 0 ·rhOiWf9 ff. _/~pj~:r 6~bue~p/· ~~· eoen8!9, am:l.fh· ~ ,7Ue~°9· foe23~tbu ~26M. f 0 .00 O .NI. -D.00 /'JI/. ~ «4 aL tHU new-~fo thae ~ Jj>«:ial euMM 1()30 JQ/l/ Jlf&ae/0rtue- fi~ ~ ~32600 (714) 721-0111 Harborlites ' The overall chairs for the evenina were Pat Smith and Jackie Trebkr. More committee memben assisting were Diana Bromiley, Carol :Jones, Lesle Cia, Pat Middleman, Kathy Hamilton, Joanne Newcomb, Shelia Ortwein, Debbie Bene- di~ Sue Werner, Paula Bas- tiaansc, Susan Beechner and Nanette Sutherland. Harborlites attending wre Elaine and Tyke Camaras, Peggy and Gary Darnell, Rosemary and Ray Hitzel, Bar- bara and Kent Johnso~ Martha and John Killefer, Barbara and Lloyd Massey, Elaine and Bob Lucas, Judy and Don Swedlund and Susan and Timothy Strader (Tim was Master of Ceremo- nies). ••• At the same time, but o-ver at Le Meridien, the Junion of Cinderella Guild were hosting their first ball for Children\ Hospital of Orange County. Featuring a variety of ailent auction items, as well • a trip for two to Paris via Ammcaa Airlines, the p:oap laoaorCd Dottie Andrews with its .. Friends of ClUJdr&• awn. The black-tie ~ ... co- chaircd by Janeta H~ Del Patty Holloway. Aesiltina were ~ Newman~ Debtiic F'amter, Melinda Morton, Stacey Adan- alian, Reagan Dyer, cart Boyt, Carolyn Hormuth, Suzie S~ and Siobhan Robinson. ••• Then, we bad the GoYemor~ Ball at the Balboa Bay Cub; The Blossom Ball at the Inine Hilton a: Towers; and the Family Ser- vice Ball at Djsneyla.nd. KOCESO Presents AN EVENING WITH HARRY BLACKSTONE & FRIENDS THURSDAY. JUNE 25 One Performance Only Children's Corner "'~ oNa:. S'rOf ~JDS .S}(Jf$-tt 1720 Santa Ana Ave. A~ltOY.> ~RP"1 ,.._ f.A>A oN I~ ST, CosTA "1E!.A w~·~:e. Ji01~1 NG- ovit - S LEI-v • • ~IW.l ·--~ VISIT 1HE MOST TALKED ABOUT RESTAURANT in Orange County since the days d Ambrosia in Newport Besch. Geril ~ c:l the original posh establishment. has at the same locaion, again brought together his .. family'' d highly skilled artisans who are dedicated to provide the ultimate in dacisic and creative cuisine and service for a discriminating dientelle. Dinner and Supper from Six to Midnight Cocktail Lounge With Appetbtt JW\enu All Evening Prix Flxe 3 Course Dinner ~ 7 p.m. at only $]9.95 Dressy• Valet Seroice • Oose.d Monday 50t ·30dl Street. eaa.oe Pet*-•· Newport Bmch 675-1210 - J:;,.'f{,'=:r,,••;i~-::a'~?i:"w'::t'..:J.:.:.':::3 _....,._£_1 ....... 3 ....................... ..... .. --A • I ctl 1fllcrillill_Sllt_ Cll....,. MONDAY, IUNE 1 CIUMl'.S 093();.A earphone ud antcana valued at S580 were re~ .stolen from a car parted in the 700 block of Promontory Point West. 1S3S-A purse and conteatl valued at S47S were ~ stolen from a car parked in the 100 block of Via Koron. 1600-A television and VCR valued at SSSO were reported stolen from a residence in the 1800 block of Mariners. AlllU"Sl'S 023S-Loma Jane Bessemer, 27, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 0400-Stephen Blair Dewitt, 27, of Capistrano Beach was arrested on suspicion of robbery. 0400-Randal Craig Ross, 29, of San Diego was arrested on suspicion of robbery. TUDDAY,.IUNEl CRIMES Fourth. • • ~ 1 1tm11111 -TM cruLrinK ordnance. Computerized checkpoints are set up and licence plate numbers logged. Anyone pusin1 the checkpoint more than once in ID hour is considered to be .. cruis-. .. mg. -1M cur/nt1 ortlinizna. If a "state of emergency" exists. the police may invoke and enforce a curfew. -Strict enforcement of law&. Armstrong said, .. Police will be present and will enforce the law. If conditions warrant, we will arrest, and may j~ people for °'°6-A cs .aereo valUed at .,., .. ,.... ..... &am a car parbd in tbe 100 blOct al Promo.ory Point Wat. 1330-Watclla valued at S3.2SO and ~ valued at S220 were reported •Olea &om a rcaideDce in the -block or Via Genoa. 190S-A '-rowler wu rep>rtc4 in the 1600 block of West Bal- boL ARRESTS 0200-Stephen James Muller, 23, of Irvine WU urated OD suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 0200-Gary Allen Burris, 18, of Batenfield wu arrested on suspicion of m:eiviq known stolen property. WIDNUDAY .IUNE 3 CRIMES 0800-Mub valued at $2,000 were reported stolen from Tbcatrica1 Showcase located at I (i()9 Babcock.. A••PIB OIJCLRnadf Scott Gruda, 25, al i.-a ••rt. .... , .... OD ....... of for.,. 0300-Mn ... Ila so. 2t, of ea.ta Maa .. •nlled • suspicion of •"11 n •r••dnat driviJI&. TBUaDAY. llJNE • CllQlll I 010-Speakcn valaccl at SZOOOwere~.-.from Intercommunications lac. located at 620 Newport Center DrM. 11 »-A ndar cletector valued at S200, do«hU. valued at MOO, car stereo speakers Yalucd • S50 and a s~ nlucd at SJS were reported stolen from a car parked in the 300 block of Fernando. 12SS-A bicyde valued at SS00 wu reported stolen from a garage in the 2SOO block of Circle Lane. 1910-A radio valued at S500 was reported stoJen from a car bre•king laws, including dis-at party homes. Tbe law would, turbi.ng the peace.,. under certain circumstances, -Stnet clo.Jwa. During the . allow the city to charge the holiday, Seashore Drive will be owner of a home for a aecond dosed to automobiles from 33rd police~ to a disturbance. street to S4th atn:et. In addition, The clilamion is in a very early the 100 block of all streets from ~ and the law will not be 33rd to S4th will be clotcd. The in effect by the upcomin1 bol- eastbouad side of Balboa Boule-iday, ~orade noted. vud will be closed from P.afic In addition to seeking new Coast Highway to 32nd street. laws, An:mtroq pointed out, Westbound (outbound) lanes the cowta are puuiq teeth iato will be open. the old ODel. Sean Clark Boles, The city is seeking other 19, Yucca Valley, was arrested means of dealing with the unique for maultiaa a police officer at problems encountered by a the OP Surf O.•mpioubip riot tourist center. Currently under i n Huntington Beach lut -mformal dilcuuion" acconling summer. He wu recently sen- to Aaistant City Attorney Carol tenced to 345 days in the County Korade, is a city ordnance aimed Jail. 6r r ~ of Ii-tllOOd FREtDf IXXJtS & WlNlXJWS (>... ~ .... rrl ,,,.,..,,..,,, I a IYOIW,.,,... °" •• t I SP •••• or crfiwtloon.,.,,ala ta ... r •• -··ce ................... o/ .. rMl./I• air# tloon _,,, _. •a•• •••'ff_,. .t ~ Jor ,,,_,. •••* II...,, h * ..., ......,., "'IJ'• ... ~ .... "',,,.,. 6a ,, • Most installations less than three hours • lncreued tecurity, excellent wnt1&ation • Solid brass hardware. dud bofts. ICTMns mctuded • Rlplace ftat windows w.th graceful beys.,_, bows • No stucco °' drywall ~ • Catt tot FREE in-."'w:>me c:ontuhation Visit One ol Our Showroom• and S.. ,,,. Dlflwence Pride ... t •. COi.TOii 1GS E. tMliflia ,_, IL (114) 12$-W.•2 ~ ............ ....... OAKS ... YM Nll,,ae... 101• , .... ~ ee.w-.. -.. .... ...,uaa,.... '.' CfJtllTOS 1'6255. .......... (2U)'2M M9 Clll> 571.QOM. (714) la42.ll ............ ,.,,.,, UNDllOO ...., C:O..-oa ''°' .. , .. ,,... ..._,,_.&Ca ece .....CM'9.lt ia ... -... ol i8WAY.IUNK5 Clll'Mr.s II IS-A car •neo valued • S750 was ~ stoleD from a car 'parted in the l(JOO block of East Coat Highway. 1320-A acctlace valued at S500 was reported •olen from a raideace in the 100 block of 4Sdl Street. 1145-Jewdry valued at S 1,500 wu reported stolen· from a raidence in the 100 block of Barlcm=nte Court. ARRESTS 020S-l.evin William ROie, 24, of Lapna Npl wu arrested 011 suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driviq. I S4S-Chri1topher Maron Game ••• 1 , ........ Municipal Code otdiunca, and are subject to the same~ Since the inftlbption hepn, -One penon bu been cited and H•Aa---•'.••• ..... a.a•••-' ... vd 1llal•-•J1W• ...... 111158 ............. _..fnllaa111ilcDClliadlelOO .... of 41• StNet. A•Wl.STS . 0110..Bryan 1bomas Wlaite, 21. of Santa Ana •• anated • 1mpi<:ion of pa11e11iroa OI ........ e•ina. ODMicrman Ochoa ~ oza. 27, of Santa AU •• arrested on 1uspicion of e11nult with a deadly weapon on a police - officer. ~Juon Paul llider, 21. of Wllitticr ........ -.... cion of nadeljpn SUNDAY,JUNE7 caDID 0015-Video cqui~ vilhaed at S660 wu reported stolen from a raideDce in the 100 block of 45th Street. AR•DTS 02JO. Thomas Wayne Dwyu, 34, of 0ranae WU errated OD suspicion of miademeanor dnank clriviaa- two arrest ere forthcomina." said Stoddird, addjn1 .. We cncoanae tbe public llOt to parqcipeac ia this pme. Tbe in,.• rtiptioll ii contitauiaa and .sdiricMW complaiDtl will be filed with the District Attorney's Oftice.• ........... to ... Newport&-... Complete Nail Care Selon Dut To Our Ottnts' Raf1ust Wt F..xtmd Our Savices Now To Nn¥p0tt Beach MANICURE &.PEDICURE $1500=. PEDICURE •1200 FULL SET •3000 ::. MUSIC -0..'hs' •Sa :tm"willbC pre11s*e«' by tbe John R. Plu- tow Studio of Music and Tbea- ~ oa June 20 at 1 p.m. ill the ~ Santa Aila Civic Cada-Audit- oriua; 500 North R.oa, Sula ADL Tacbts are S.S. Call S43- ~. Events at the ~ County Perfo~ Ana Center. Hence BIWI _. 1111 M-.a JCz'at 1• ci10r1'11tra(Jw 19 at 8 p.m.); Aa E• I 1 wlda llanJ m.ct- ltw ... 1111 Frt•• (June 25 at 6:4S p.m.). Ttekets are SI0- $200. Call 548-8573. CCMlre, n· ... pianist is cur- rently appearing at the Ritz Restaurant, Tuesday through Saturday from 7:30 p.m. 10 mid~ Call ~1800. L 11 I.Imo ... die c.._ will perform June 25 at 11 :4S a.m. ia the California Scenario ICUlp- tme prden of South Coast PW.a aa part of the South Coast Plaza Summer Concert Series. Admission is free. Call 241-1700. ART I Dase .. ., ... •aid M_. '• tn are (emu.red ia a diaplay of illmtrative portraits through Jyae 11 at die Balboa Bnncb of the Newport Beach Public Ubrary, 100 &It Balboa BoWe.- vard, Newport Beach. Call 644- 3171. Orf lei.. n ..... pehelap by Shu Taa Dina. award-winning O.eke artist and teacher. will be OD diaplay at the Gallery ia the Haatiaatroa Beach Central Library, 7111 Talbert Ave., through June 26. WGlb ~7 ~ e.-, ... Martaa Decker will display th.rouah June 30 at Quorum Gallery, 374 North Coast High- way, Lqu.na Beach. Houn are 10 Lin. to S p.m., daily. •1.Jfe ..... Bw:ll" is the title of a new collection of paintinp abowiDc indcfaaitdy at Scbaar/ Germain Studio Gallery, 04 North Coast Hiabway, Lqu.na BcKil Boun are 11 Lm. to S:lO p.m.. Weclnelday throU&h Sun- day. Call 752...ecMI. ...... Cnptffl ... A..m. CM Prllit Sltope" will display throup Julys at the Laguila Art MuteWD, 307 Cliff Dri~, Lag- una Beach. Houn are 11 LDL to S p.m.. Tuesday through Sunday. Call 494-6531. ............ ltJ Mama Cook will clilplay tbrouab June 30 at Mariners Ubra.ry. 200S Dover Drive, Newport &e.ch. C.a1l ~ 314S. The Laguna Art Muaeum will bolt itl fant Military Day at the M..,m oa Jw 20. Werb ~ A • •• • .. wiD be OB 4 . fla:J. TM .. _..,. ia loc.aed at •7 Cliff Drive, Lapaa •••• c.a ..,. 6531 . STAGE ·w-of tile Yeu," a hilar- ious musical comedy, will play Tbundays through Saturdays at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton Street, Costa Mesa through June 27. Tackets are $8. Call 6SO-S269: "A Lile la tile Tllleater," a comedy about acton and the theater will play through June '¥1 at the Grove Theater, 128S2 Main S~ Garden Grove. Call 636-nll. ...,_ a.a '11111111." a romantic comedy of lo~ and infidelity by Tom Stoppard will play through June 21 at the South Coast R.cpcrtory, 6SS Town Center ~.Costa Mesa. Tickets are $17..$24. Call 9S7-«>33. "TIM Mme Mu" will play through June 20 al the Laguna Moulton Playhouse, 606 Lag- una Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Tackets ~ performance schedule can be obtained by calling 494-0743 or 494-8021. YI • ••mt:,'=J~..La_ ..... TUSTIN •Ill . I LM OllTAIE oeRECTEOBY ROB BARRON endar R1111rt lenllnl, Four 8111111 Hilll to cellllllll fold Ind wine Tiie Fam Salom Rota New- port a.di ud Robert Mondavi W"may are pk11~ to annom a ICria of lift special diwn to celebrate the rm•iaance of food and wine. Sdlcduled from June ~ October, the ptbcrinp Offer both a gourmet ad cducatic>aal f ormet for exploriaa rqioaa1 arisina as well aa new a•tinary developments. Foar Seasons Hotel Executive chd', MidlCl Pidon, Pavilion rataurant cllc:f Eada Carpenter, and visiting cbds from other Four Seasons Hotels take turns at dtsiping and preparing multi--coune menus around the pouring of wines from Mondavi Vineyanb. The dinnen will be co-boDd by a winery off"ICial and a noccd wine or food writer and educa- tor, who will create a lively discussion and backdrop for the pairing off ood and winc:L During the four month period of tbe Ymtner Dialler Series, tbe Four Seasom Hotel Newport Beach will feature ..a.a• pour- inp and ~-tbo-slw ldec-- tions from Robert Moadavi Wmery ia all louqe and restau- rant oatleta. The aeries of edacatioaal dinners may be purdUllcd by full IUblcription for SSOO per penon few the full leries, or atteaded individually at a price of S 125 per penoa OD a space available bMis. The neniq includes aa openina ra:eption, wine t-tina, and dinner. All taus, patudjcs and complimeatary valet part- Uaa are included ia the .clm;.;oa price. The ptberinp will be limited to seventy ia number to alJow for closer interaction between participants, cbds., and featured co-hosts. A special stay- ~ rate of S 11 S space available will be extended by the hotel to Vintner Dinner Series partici- pants. Reservations are required. For further information, contact the Four Seasons Hotel at 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, Calif omia 926lJO, or dial (714) 7S9-0808. Tbe Foun Seuons Hotel Newport Beacb is manapl by Four Seasons Hotek, operators of luxury hoteb in Canad•, the United States and Loado~ EqlaM lta most recent addi- tiom are the newly opened Four Scasom Hotel Loa Anr" and the acquisition of tbe Four Seasons Biltmore at Santa Bu- ban.. Slllurdlly n9" on the ranch. CCU1lly rTUlic. Thick New YOik Sidoilas on the gril. Ribs n ..... -smoldrig. Flelh WI c:hs~ 8eai pots tdA*19 away. Slewued ~ Crisp gardel I Slli9d. Deel> dmic c:hii. Gokier't cxxn bfted. Hal I lil5 I l8Cie pie and ice CiMi IL Al that and al the bi I Ii• 1g5i. 9l!n1eci pooWrje at the ek:gsll new hine ~ & Towers. From'5-.l0 '° 900 pn. Only $J 6.95 per pellOl1. or t8.50 for ' cttie a wdS' 12. Mlle l • .am ad tor oriiJ $50.00 per roam. per ,.... Y.a come. y'helh. ~ J*• e. Every Slllurdlly ~ pooWde • ' , I I . I I I • •• Stuft Noodle . • . getting belt r every day BY JUDY DUFFY A little evolution can be a good thing. Just ask anyone who bas bad the distinct pleasure of dining at the vastly improved and getting-better-every-day Stuft Noodle. What new ownen Robert Douk and Jose Santamaria acquired eight months ago was a rather dark and dingy restau- rant that bad seen its reputation slipping away in recent times. Their first order of business was to rectify what was going wrong in the kitchen. · The new menu is replete with Northern Italian selections. This region of Italy offers the best of the classic French tradition along with its own unique flavor treats. Douk explained bis idea of what an Italian restaurant should be when we visited recently for dinner. "Italian restaurants seem to be either inexpensive or so expensive it's silly,"said Douk. "Whal we were aiming for was delicious food, moderate prices and the most elegant service we could provide · in an atmosphere that encour- ages casual dress and friendly conversation ... As a thesis statement, that sounds really good. What is even more impressive is that the partners have managed to pro- vide all those things. In fact, they have done so in such good measure that the Stuft Noodle received a Southern California Restaurant Writers award as the most promising 1Mrt s magic in a summn nitht with dishLs so t:Wlicious and litht. ~ mafic of Chef Walttr'.s art charms your palatt and your hLart. tt Grau .. on tht wizards summer fart and prow that you rt a connoUMur. 675-4904 Lunch. Dinner. Brunch Banquets. Business Lunches Cockla.iJs cmmn• n 111 ... 1111-.1 n ••• , ,., ..... ...._ •-,. 11 • s , 1111 1111• ....._ Tiii • a • 191I'aw11 lir..,. ......................... , ........... [' 7 new Italian Restaurant. Well deserved. And, oh yes, that dinner I mentioned-it was superb. We started with the fried mozzarella cheese with marinara sauce. Absolutely the best you'll fmd around town. If your waist line Pllll n llllY CITA will take the extra load, add a plate of french fried calamari. Lightly battered, not overdone, and perfectly seasoned. I passed on a soup course, but my friend enjoyed a homemade mines- trone that got a rave review. Tune for a main course selec- CAll FOil llF.SEllVATIONS NOW! FATHER'S DAY • ,, tioa mid I ~ just bad, to try die liquini ~tore. My dcci- lion ooalda l have been better. Duujptioa-wile; theft ~ to .. w correlation between dm Ula Ud ~o. But in ......... *J UC ~ worlds ~ FGrFt die heavy tomato l'Olti• tJaat aoa with the more ...., prepared diah. ~ pescatore ii a won- cterful mix of muueb (the black kiilcl, sweet and succulent) clams, scallops, shrimp and cb1inb of white sea bass that bu been simmered in a lightly seasoned broth and ii served on a bed of linguini A specialty of the home at Stuft Noodle, this dish is only serwd when all inarectients are available at market and you'll ftnd it on the Cheri special menu for the ~ Not to be ignored. My friend enjoyed f t.lcts of salmon prepared with a delight- ful sauce that included capen and left him wishing be had just a little more room for those fmal bites. The whole of the meal was graced by a nice selection of bot breads and an ample supply of butter. The service at Stuft Noodle is impeccable. Wait.en arc tuxedo clad, but friendly none the less. We wanted some guidance through the wine list which extends to 120 bottles. As it turned out, we decided to forego a whole bottle and settled for a glass each of the house Chardonnay, lnnisfree. This 198S Napa Valley bottling WU excellent and the wine is not readily available at retail stores, so be sure to try it when you visiJ Stuft N oodlc. y OU 'II be pleasantly surprised at the reu- onable pricing of wines here. Apparently the proprietors would prefer to tee their guests enjoy two bottlel instead of breaking the bank for one. Bravo I The evolution of the restau- rant includes a coibplcte interior redo and the pink paiat that sparkled OD the wiJb and the promise of new carpeting in the future hu taken care of ttie heavy atmosphere that prevailed before the new ownen decided · to revive the restaurant. We visited the Stuft Noodle on a buketball play-off night and the dining room wu rela- tively empty. The cheery little buzz of the "Restaurant Express" computer could. how- ever, be beard throughout the evening and Robert graciously showed us the mechanics of this hot new idea in Mf ood to go.,.. ICs all very efficient, with computer printout.a and driven keeping tight schedules and bot food being delivered to hungry basketball-addicted diners around town. We weren' sur- prised that so many calls 1¥el"C coming to Stuft Noodle. The food has to taste nearly as good at home as it does in-house. The bottom line, the real truth, the nitty-gritty, is that the Stuft Meodle is a delightful restaurant that makes dining out a pleasure. While Restaurant Express is a good way to sample things, the true story will only be seen by making the drive to Stuft Noodle, appetite intact. ~ Stuft Noodk, 115 Riwr1itk DTiw, N~wport Beach. (714) 548-7418. Res~rvation.1 SUK· KUted. Full bar. Most major cr~dit C11Ttb. Nonlwm /talion cuuine al lunch and dinMr. Dinna for two from about $30, food only. Ann Marie's Restaurant will be OJJeJJ/or bl'UllCh Father's Day '· from 10:00 a.m. Brunch and Dinner Reservatio'flS Suggested /;JNN 720-9000 Ml}/l/ES llK•TAURANT 2'40&~ CAJIQaa dcl Illar. I LET US DELIVER YOUR DINNER TONIGHT! 833-1872 .-• • p I t Ente ent '.Hello Dolly' will never go away. • • •Y MAllCUS DIETZ Occuionally, in ldditioo to pTovidina lively dancing and catchy tunes, musical theater will attempt to impart a bidden mc11qe. In .. Man of La Mancha," for inst•~. Don Quixote sinp of the search for never-ending dreams, while .. Fiddler on the Roof" speak.a of the value of Jewish traditions. On the other side of the scale, of coune, arc those shows which merely seek to entertain. With- out subliminal meuages, they're reduced to all that is good in live mmical theater-plenty of well- choreographed dancing, fine costuming. peppy songs, with a little pinch of humor thrown in just for good measure. .. Hello, Dolly!" uses the above formula for musical success. and carries it off very well in its current staging at the Curtain Call Dinner Theater in Tustin running through August 23. Many of the cast members have performed in .. Dolly" before, and the experience seems to help lend an added professional fla- vor to the show. Tbe show primarily f ocuscs on the exploits of one Dolly Levi, a meddling. interfering sort who bas set her sights OD marrying the irascible "half-a- milliooairc," Horace V ander- gelder. The latter, played extremely well by veteran actor Dale Jones, ii not eucdy cJoec. minded to the idea,• be sinp, .. It taka a woman.· •. to ICl'Ub the tile ... " Jones, i.DcidentiDy, is a~ eran performer, and he'I easily one of the... most entataiaing cbaracten in a~ taleated cast. He played the aame role in opening the Curtain Call with .. Hello Dolly• some seven years ago, and bas since been seen in "Fiddler.'' .. Cabaret.. and .. Pajama Game." Equally entertaining in this show is Deborah Brucber-Wren' as Dolly Levi. She's the do- everything character who med- dles, matcbmakes, dances and sings with equal enthusiasm. Previously, she's played in ··Annie Get Your Gun, 0 .. FiddJer" and .. Cabaret." Her interactions with Horace Vandcrgclder are hilarious. The show's best scene, in fact, comes with the Harmonia Gardens restaurant serving as the back- ground. Though each is there with someone else, Dolly keeps pressuring the reluctant V ander- gelder to marry her, before she sings ... So Long Dearie." Lending both talent and humor to the pcrf ormance arc memben of the supportina cast, including Tim Nelson as Corne- lius Hackl Nelson bas appeared at the Curtain Call in .. Okla- homa.," while his most recent Orange County appearance was in the Performin& Arts Caitcr's production of •ta Boheme." Herc, be learns to dance in -~" .. be vibruatly pran- ces b9ck and forth, in time, with the rest of the company looking on. Another woolly" talent is Robert Anthony u Barnaby Tucker. He teams with Corne- lius to set ftrc to Vandergelder's feed store, their place of employ- ment, thus earning vacation time. The pair set off for New York City to chase women, with just pennies in their pockets, eventually running into Vander- geldcr and Dolly in the restau- rant scene. The program ends on an upbeat note, as Horace and Dolly decide to marry, ushering in the bright, colorful finale performed by the entire com- pany. .. Hello DolJy" is Broadway- stylc theater at its best. Bright costuming, excellent choreo- graphy and a talented cast guarantee an entertaining even- ing, one definitely saying .. Hello" to. ''Hello Dolly ... now ap~aring at the Curtain Call Dinner Tlteaur in Tu.rtin 1ltrou1h Aatwt 13. Tuatlay t,,,.oup ' Sunday ~ninp. Slllldtq 1n111i-IJITll ... I ' ._ • flllil m 111n Ii ' ._ • - ntt. DilfMr and Mow prias ...-r ......, II .. Ra 2 ° It r• CllltPI Clll .... n.r Pl P A ~ .rtart at S/6.95. loCllml at 690 .._. 111J .. 1ill ' J t t .., -.. lnl II P 2 • .. lmtr .... Fl Camino Real Coll 838-1540. I ...... ~,_. .. 'Woman of .the Year' .sings, but not well simply pushing one ·s vocal cords. "'Woman of the Year" runs now through June 27 at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse located at 661 Hamilton Smet in Costa Mesa. Showtimes arc Thursday through Saturday at I p.m. and Sunday, Jane 21, at 2 p.m. Tickets ue S8. For more information phone (714) 6SG- S269. aYDAVID coans-aoaaINs When Rea Center in Costa Mesa was Rea MiddJc Schoo~ it. probably·was aot uncommon for a teacher, while handing back particuarly bard home- wort auignmeats, to accom- , pany the painful presentations with the words •don' feel bad about tbc C-minus, at least you get an A for effort ... Today, Rea Center is the home of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse and surprisingly, tJaoiC words still seem to be baunting tbc halls, and in par- ticUlar the llqt, which DOW plays host to the musical •woman of the Year ... Lite the proverbial w A- atudent." this production of the T 011y award winning musical comedy does try to 10 the extra mile by keepina its scope nar- row-a measure alm0st essential for community theater. Despite earning passing 11adea in the musical depart- ment, bowner, •woman of the Year,• directed by Pati Tambd- lini, nevertbeJess falls short of .at•iniq a suffacicot level of comedic adeqw:y. To tbe show._ Cftdi~ the music a.id 1Jria of Jolua K:ander and Fred Ebb are ~ ClClltral to CMCP.. production~ weU tMy UoUld be-and Tamtw:mai .,_ -. the affair in comple-..,...,., fMbioD. • ... •Ulical comedy does DOt iw "f mmir alOae. Even thoqPa II ••a•• IMt •wcma of the Year" itself is not the a confrontation which leads to funniest work ever written, it can a .. love--at-f arst-sigbt,. meeting, have its moments. The trouble and ultimately marriage. is, for the most part. this pro-. Of course, no one bdieYes that duction does not capture them. it will work. •woman of the Year,•written As predicted, it docan\ work. by Peter Stone. is the story of T css is too news-mi Med and T. V. journalist, and .. I-am-caught-up with bcrsdf to give Woman .. career pl Tesa Bard-Sam the time of day. As a result in& (played by Paula Ertz), the Sam takes a walk. ID tbc end~ kind of lady you'd get by cross-however, love triumpbs as Tess ing Diane Sawyer with "the realizes what a ltinta' she .. been Charlie girl" and turns homemaker. But wili.te -ihe awtic girl,.. The tn>uble with tbil produc- Tea, who was once married but tioo of •woman of the Year• is pve it up for her career, doan' ~ with few exccptiom., the have a man with wbicb to whirl cast ICCIDS to fed more at home around. singing their way through the Well, that all chanp as one perf orma~ than they do acting of ber morniq lbow editorials their way through it. on comic Itri .. infuriates local Since this is musical comedy, cartoonist Sam Craia(played by that•s just fme. But canyina the Hal Mone) who promptly write plot, espccialy one written with Tea into bis strip, thm forciq humor, should entail moR than BEL.GIAN WAFFI.£ INN .._. ... W_..'I Gr•11ll C11t11•111 Dlllllt • • • Taken as a whole, however, the &bow lacks a true comic delivery, despite the best efforts of the dedicated, welJ- iotentioncd cast ... Woman of the Y car,. gets passing marts, but it's sme not on the honor role. O...•n!W?'* 0,.. "' .... -s. ., ,,.. s-...i,.. ..., ... ... ~I ~~··:'~*-·.~~~~ • • Mon Choteau Resta.,,..nt Iilegalfl ~ '& PleMCb Ctdsl.w At ••'ii...,.,,._ WorW &•ram •1111.,...,. btl'I. l"*il llflff DbaNI ResenwHG• 114/830-3810 ZJ642 Ill Toroa.t ~ • ron> VIGii r(• -- • • ' .,/,. ... ·. .. , ..... ... . Institute seeks to aid yo th ministers BY PEGGY DARNELL "I wun' railed in a church, but when I drielopcd an interest in a cute, blonde girl in junior ~ I attended a church youth group to be with her," responded Jim Bums. The question was, "When did you fint become interested in becoming a youth minister1 Bums is the founder of the National Institute of Youth Ministry in Dana Point. He went on to say, "I realized that I wanted to do something mean- ingful with my life and this seemed to be the direction for me. I was raised in Anaheim and went on to Princeton School of Theology. I discovered there were over 100,000 youth minis- ters of every church denomina- tion, and thought there should be a way for them to be in touch with each other. The Institute helps us do that." The Institute provides resour- ces, books, tapes, training and networking possibilities for youth throughout the United States. Board member Bob Howard and his wife, Cleva, of Newport Beach opened their home to visiting youth ministers last week for an informal welcome to those attneding the Summer Institute on the campus of Southern California College in Costa Mesa for a period fo two weeks. During a seminar entitled "'Building Self Esteem in Stu- dents.•• Burns stressed how important it was for leaders of youth groups to be extremely sensitive to the emerging teens WFIClllEMIT a11•Mlla•21r ., ... ... , ...... " .. n r ,, , .... , 1111 t II II I ... ..... ... llr• lnt1r• Siit iii If .... lllltn RI 0 I II in their ministries. .. Sometimes, in just kidding around, we may unknowingly do damage by bringing attention to some minor 'flaw' that is con- sidered to be very important by the teen." stated Burns. ..I remember bow embarrassed I was when I developed underarm hair in the fourth grade. I died when it was time to select teams for skins and shirts basketball games. The only other pcnon in my class with the same problem was a girl named Priscilla. These are the kinds of things kids remember," he added. The highlights of his presen- tation included a discussion of the probable blocks to good sclf- estecm-a major problem of the adolescent world. These include appearance, sex, matcralism and peer pressure in their culture. There are also the self-image dilemmas which include the "comparison game," "I wish game," and .. self-fulfillil)g pro- phecy," Burns explained. The youths who engage in sex promiscuously arc often the ones with the poorest self-esteem~ Burns pointed out, and are easily seduced for the attention and acceptance by peers. They become emotionally involved; and it often ex.oecds their matur- ity level. US/Israel relations topic _of talk Dr. Fred Krinsky, prof cssor of political science at Claremont College, will be the featured speaker at the annual meeting of the Jewish Federation of Orange County on Wednesday, June 24, beginning at 7 p .m. with a dessert reception at Temple Bat Yabm in Newport Beach. Sarah Catz of Santa Ana, who chain the event, noted that Professor Krinsky is a specialist on the politics of the Middle East. His topic will be "U.S./ Israel Relations in the Post- Pollard Era." Krinsky has taught since 1948, and is able to look at the history of the area from a penonal perspective. He is well-known in the field of Political Theory, havi.na published fifteen books and numerous papers and arti- cles. His distinguished career bas led to his being awarded1lonon by his academic colleques. He bas been honored by many organizations for his wort both on behalf of Israel and within his local community. In addition to bis extensive background in political science, he is an ordained Rabbi and an expe- rienced administrator. A brief business meeting and the election and installation of off acers will preceed Dr. Krins- ky's presentation. Memben of the comm11Dity are welcome to attend. There is no charge and there wiD be no solicitation of funds. For information and racrva- tiom for the annual meetiq call the Federation office at (714) SJ0..6636. IJUIIFI Cllllnll ClllISI II Cllll Pll1I IY PHIY IAllRL Pressure to conform shows up in a study by Donald Bostersky of Canada called "The Ladder of Values." Friendship was r.ated at 91 percent; 87 percent for acceptance and love; family was 64 percent; and God was 46 percent. Tecn..agen often have miscon- ceptions about God, Burns noted. A major one is that He is slow to forgive, and the ministers discussed why this is not true. He does not keep track of all our sins, it was pointed out, but forgives uncondition- ally-a promise of a new pcnon. The basis of Bums' philo- sophy of youth ministry is one of afllrmation~ There is power in aff"mnation. You can offer a positive self-fulftllina prophecy. The teem often have neaative reinforcements. They become whatever information tbey receive from otben. Abraham Maslow, the renowned plJCbol- oaist, stated that it takes nine positive comments to mate up for every critical comment. Burns sugested, "Think about your aroups, you may have a Simon Peter in there." Jesus named him Peter, which means~ rock" or Rocky. You can imagine what others thoupt when Re appointed this foot-in- tbe-mouth bumbling apo.tle to be head of his work here on earth. In three yen Peter became what Jesus expected of him. Believe in your young people, be liberal with your praise. be available. Additionally, write notes to your kids, respect their feelings, if they say they are in love, they are in Jove. Believe it! advised Burns. He recalled Robert Sbuller's words, "When you build self- cstecm., you open up a spiritual life." In conclusion, Burns sug- gested the youth leaden mas that God loves the teem uncon- ditionally, they are created in qjg image and to have them imagine, as does Tony Campolo, that God carries their picture in his wallet! Remember to try to surround with gnce instead of guilt. For further information about the National Institute of Youth Ministry, call (714) 240-8414. 'The Convertibles' set for Mariners Church Mariners Church Junior Hip department will hOlt the popular musical group The Convertibles on Wednesday, June 24, 7 to 9:30 p.m. for all children in sixth through eipth grades. .. The Convertibles arc a lively group much in demand among tecnaaen because of the excit- ing, up-beat, aurf .. tyle music they play. The ticket price of SJ includes an ice cream dcuert. Tickets may be purcbued at the door. For additional infor- mation contact Jim Doyle at Marinen Church, 64MOIO. Mariners Church is a DOD- denominational church, located at 1000 Bison A Yenue in Newport Be.ch. Religious Directory w...hip and hear chi.~. Chr~ a..licaJ ... I ••• "LOVE" (1 Corinl'Uaal llal·ll) • a aJ.mll.917 ~ .... INJA.M. 600 St. Andmrn Roed, Newoort Bach. California (714) 631·2880 (.,_'-New,.._......_ HW ...... • ...... ,.._, ·(! ._._, ,..IC_.. te1n••• 1111m WIT.-S n The .............. dolna bu&aneu 11: WASHINGTON ct:EANERS AHO lMJNOtrf. 3415 V"&a Udo. Nl•Pott a.ch. Calf.. ton-.92663. ~ JoMph eau,.,,un. 17731 Heminpay St,, ....... Calitomia 91335. -.... 88uramilln. i n31 Herninpay St., ReHda, CalitOmia 91335. ....... tint~ under this bu5iness name on IMy 14, 1987. This business Is con- ducted by husband and .... Isl Ratty ~ Baurarn- ian. s.ena 8aunmian This ltllelment wn filed ...,_ .... Coun(y ~ of ar.,. County on May 15, 1987. rt1e No. F3M032 5/28 6/ 4 6/ ll 6/ 18 0356 ACllllOUI MJllflEll U.ITAl'W The~ .,...ans .. doif1I bu1ine1a a: VICTO- RIA VILLAGE GARDEN APARTMENTS. 2222 Martin 91rMt. SI.-260, IMne. CA 92715. 9'lptwt M. z.nucen. a ~ ,.,..,, 815 Ceibl sn.t. ftewport a.ch, CA 9266(). Blase Zamucen. a General 1>artner, 28542 ..,,_., Mitaion Vleio. CA 92692. This business is con· duded bra limilled '*1r*- ship. The rqistrants com- m.ad to nuct busi· ness undet the fictitious ~ name OI natnes liSllld abowe on N/ /\. Isl 5'lpher\ M. Z8fnUC*"I This ...... It -filed with the County Clertl of Or-. County on -22. 1987. ... No. F344659 S/216/4 6111 6118 0336 fCili ...... , •• ..... ITAtW The~ ... --.. doinc buli,_ as: NEO- PAI(. 2501 s.lt Ail Citde. Cotona del Mar, Calif. 92625. The Fictitious Business Name•••ed to~was filed in °'91111 Councy on July 21. 1986. File No. F314665. JO M. Schneidef. 2501 Salt AK Cirde, Corona del ..... Calif. 92625. Richard M. Risch. 1942 o..ti 158. fuMerton, CA 92631. This business as con- du*d bJ a ....,.a l*t- • nership. Is/ Jeck M. Sctlreder This ~ was fi'9cf with tt. ~ Cletk of Or-.~ on u., 22. 1987. 5128 614 6111 6118 0333 HCilh0•• 1ifliK ..... ".~ The talOililW ... IOM al9 doins businen as: CPA IMYESTMEHTS LTO. VIII. 2222 .... Streit. ~ 260. IMM. CA 92715. ...,.._,M.Zamuoen,a Glnlr1ll Pwtrw. 815 Ceibl .... tluport a..cft. CA t2MC), lt&M Zamucen, a General Partner. 28542 MuMra, Mission V"elio. CA ~ Tiris busineu Is con- ci.tel9d bra lirnillld l*tnlr- thlp. The r .. w.ms ~ m.ad tD tranuc:t busi- ... under the fictitious ~ nerne °' n.mes Jiltld 1bcM on Not Ytt. ltl ~ M. l.arnucen This 2 2 7'*11 ... filed ....... ~a.ti of ar.,. O:iunty on Mty 22. ltl7. Fie No. f344660 5121614 61ll6/18 ~ 926t2 . Thia buainess i s con· duct9d by I ...... pwt- netship. The , .. 11trants com- menced to tranuct busi- ness under the fict1ticK.ls business n.me 0t names list.d *-on N/A. Isl Stephen M. ~ Thts ~ was filed wrth the County Clet1' of <>r..,.. CctJntY on May 22, 1987. File No. FJ.44656 5/286/4 6/116/18 0339 • PUatC NOnCl ncmlOUI ••1a1 MAMEITATDIDIT The followinl persons are doinc business as: HEART TO HEART Of CALIFORNIA. 230 Ent 17th Street. Com Mesa, California 92527. Emiko Samard, 12 Bel- monte, Irvine, Cahforma 92720. Mihoko Miki, 25733 Punt.a Oe YID, C... Vasa, California 91302. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part- nership. The reaistrants com· ~ lo transact busi- neu under the fictitious business name listed abcwe on May 13, 1987. /$/ Emtko s.am.ro This st.lltemellt was filed with the c.ounty Cleril of Or.,.. County on May 13. 1987. Fite No. f30743 61116/186125 7/2 0402 PU&ICMOTICE ntiiliOUI ... 1111 ..._ITAllMINT The follcMinl person IS doin1 business as: ASSURED BENEffT CON· CEPTS. 4400 MacArthur Blvd, 5th Aoor. Newport Beech, CA 92660. Aoben~Wray,619 Hw.n.t, Ncapoirt a.ch, CA92660. This business is con- dudlld bJ .. indMckalll. The rqistrant com· m.eced tD nns.d bull· neu under the fictitious business name liSlld abc.e on 2-11-87. Isl ~ OnelJlln Wray This statement w filed with the Cculty Qeftl of <>ranee ~ on May 22, 1987. f"tle No. F344 757 6/ l l 6118 6l25 712 <M03 .....CMOTICE ncnnouswus NAM€ ITATUmlT The fol~ person is doirc buline5s as.. BRIT· TANY FlNANClAL, 38 Pine Valley Lane, Newport e.ch. CA 92633. MMY Elizabllth LM.chhn, 38 Pine Valley Lane, New- port 9-d\, CA 92633. This business is con· dudld by .. indMduaJ The reaistrant com· me.eced to nnsect bull· neu under the fictitious business name or names limd 8bcJWe on 6115186 1$/ M.y EJizablltt .....,,.. lin This itliMmilnt was filed with the CoutQ Clerk of 0...,.. ~ on June S. 1987. File No. f'345914 6/116/186/25 7/2 0393 MOICI Of ...... Dnofl TOE.l.MmlOllC .,.,,n To Whom It M9y eonc.n· ..... ........... Corpo. nltion ii (W9) ...... to the ~ofAk:oholic a.,.,. Control '° sen alcohofic ..... 1111111: Nor· .... Conw ol ~ St. and Bay A~ .• ~rt Beech • ...._ ·•r ~ SAL£ GEN£RAL BONA ADE PUB- LIC EATING Pt.ACE license(•). 6118 0427 ~llOTICll AClltlOUI a Ill .. ...-na1• EWI The_,.. ........ dOh'I bulm.s n : PR0- AL£. U267 V"• Verdi. El Toro, CA 92630. ~Vilt'. 22267 V"ntl VWde, El Toro. CA 92630. Alla•"~ M. ,..,..., 15 Ima Loe, No port 8slch. CA92t63. This bullneu 11 con· dudlid bJ a ....,.. pert· nsrthlp. TM ,..;strants com· ,,. ... tD ---=t bust-........... ~ ~ .... Of .... lillled .... Oft 6-5-17 /ti .,,..,. • M. Mett&el ThtS Ml1F7*1t we filed with the County Ci.it of ~ County on June 5, 1987. File No fl45864 6/18 6/25 712 719 CM28 "*.IC lllOf1CI FlCiiiiOUI WEii ....-STA1WllT The tonow;fll person is doinl businesi as. FOUR SEASONS TANNING SAL· ONS, 2824 E Coast H¥t1 , Corona del Mat, CA 92625. Micti.I Alan Chapman, 33n2 Castano Of • Dana Point, CA 92629. This busineu 1s con· duci.d by an indiVldual. The re1istrant com· menmd to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business Nine or names listed above on 6-5-87. I sl Michael Alan Chllpman This s&ltelnlnt was filed with the County Cletk of ()qnp County on June 9, 1987. me No. F346114 6/18 6125 7/2 7/9 0429 NOTICI Of AlfUCAnoN TO II.LL AlClOHOUC ..... To Whom tt May Concern: HORHBl.OWER YACHTS Of NEWPORT BEACH, INC .• is (ace) applyinc to the Department of Alcoholic eeve,... Control to sell alcoholic beveraaes at: 3366 V"aa Lido. Berths 205 & 206, Ne•port 8e8ch. with "54 .. On Sale Gen.al Boat lioense(s). 6/18 CM32 WllOTICE ACllllOUI •ltrlESI llWITATIMUIT The ~penonsare doif'I busif'8U es: JAAEZ. 3701 Birch Street. Suite 220, .... port a.ch. Cali· fomia 92660. Janel Ploperties, Inc., a California corporation, / 3701 Birch Slre9I. Suite 220, Nemport e.cn. <:Mi· fornia 92660. Th.is bu1ine$S 1s con-, • ducted ~ a COfPOf'llbOn The recfstrant com · minced to transact bus.· ness under the fiClabOus business name or names listed abwl on June l . 1987. I sl .Janez Propetbes, Inc .• J.I. (.John) Kocmur, President This stltetTwlt .as fited with the County CleB of <>ranee County on June 2. 1987. File No. F345542 6118 6/25 112 719 Oi&2• Notk:a .. o.th of MARION HOFF- MAN end of ,... ..... to Admln!L .. E .... No.Al .. Te all Min. benef~ aedltOis ..,<:Mt..._... aedltOis ............... ybe ................ In the .... w ...... of: .................. .............. ~flted by Jd ...... s.ttw "' the ~-c-1 of <~~-;;--s:z.; ..... , ....... • ,_.... ~lt!K"ll I i ..................... ........... ,, ... ~~-..:::.::: .. .-: .. ,,... 11111 .,,... ~ .......... ttoft sf E...... Act. llmltied ... "'· ..:=:.:i.:~:: ""· .. •:•-..-.. Diot. i.••CMc~ °"" ..... s.Me AM. c.etter'ftle ftJlll ... IF YOU 09J£CT tll tM ~ .... psttt ... "" ............ , .. , ..... lum ..... ..... yeuf' •I• :ttlia • flle .......... c .... ... llliec.rt ............. . .... y_. ...-.VMC:e ...., ..... ,...... ., .., ~ -";C'if · A•E A Clt£DITOa w • ~ """"9a .. eu .. ._ .. '",. ..... .... w-c1.---. ... ~ • ,r111rt tt tll .. _.,. ..... ,.., LI 1 AA ... , ...... _, .. ~ ................... ....... ., .... 11a ........... ~ ... ==.-c::.t:-·~ ............ ~ .. .. ~,,.. .. ... _ .......... .. 0406 PU8UC NOTICE ,.: Iii iOUI IUIH Ell _..ITAT'lmM The lotkMinl person is doins business as: Bear· Ware, 1548 Adams Ave .• Unit 0, Costa Meu, CA 92626. &any and M.y fOIW. 1896 Sierra Vasta, Tustin, CA92680. This business is con· duded by .. individual. The rqistrant com· maM:ed to tnnuc:t busi- ness undel the fic:titious business n.me or names listtld abcJWe on 3/31/87. Silned: Mary L Fomr This RMDl•eent .. fited with the County ~ of ()ranee County on June 15. 1987. f"tle No. F346532 6/8 6125 712 119 Oi&23 PUl&JClllOTICE fttli iiOUI ..... NWITATmDIT The ~ .. punon IS doii1S buliMM as: ORIEH· T Al ANO TRl8Al. RUGS, 483 N. Coest t1w1 •• UeJN a.ch, CA 92651. Aonald Doi .. Kenr.ty, 5!iO Hazel, C'AM'ona Dal Mar. CA92QS. This business is con· duded by an andiwidual. The reaistr•nt com· mef ICed to trln5aCt bull- ness under the fictitious business name 01 names listedaboWon NIA.~ Ronald Kennedy. This ~ was filed with the County ~ of ar.,. County on June 15. 1987. File No. F346533 6118 6/25 712 719 Oi&30 PUl&JC NOTICE Ht nuous •1moa MME ITAllMEllT The toHOwifll '*'°" I'S doi"I business n.. CAR· PENTER PftOPERTIES, 3700 .... port a.l. IJOl. ..... Bw:f\., 92663. RusMll Ward ~. 4915 Lido Sands Or • New- port a.ch. 92663. This business as con· dueled bran indMdual The recistrant com· •••IJCed tD lnnACt busi-ness under the fictitious business name or r.-nes listed above on Jan l . 1980 ~ Rusall w Cai-•. This ......... -filed with tt. County CWtl of Orllwt CourQ on June 15, 1987 file No. F346531 61116125712719 (M.31 WMOTU fltlii ... llF -UMEITAR I IT The **>wii11 Plf IOllS .. dolf'll bu5Neess as: p & M PRINT1NG. 11623 S&*r. Founalin v.lley. 9.2108. Patrick G. a..ty, 434 ean.t. Ne*"°" 8Mch. CA 92661. Mlllilrn B a.et), 434 Cal'9I. M••Pott a.ch. CA 92663. This bus.ineu 11 eon· dud9d b1 husbend end .... TI* •' 9 ..... -filed .. ... ~0..-al 0.....~onJune IS. 1917. F1'9 No. F34e30 6/116125 712119 OQ3 AGE. 23671 Mariner Of 168, t..aauna Nipef, CA 92677. Robert Michael Hall, 23671 Meriner Dr. #68, lalunl Niauet, CA 9'l6n. Thas business 1s con· ducted bf an ifldMduat. The re1istr•nt com· menc:ed to transact bus.· neu under the ftetitious business name OI names listed abcM! on 6-3-87. Isl Robert M. Hall This sUtemef1t was filed with the County Clfrt of Oranae County on June 15, 1987 Fite No. F346534 6118 6/25 112 719 Oi&35 K-33437 PU-.JCNC>Ta ACllllUUSWESS . NAME ITATEMUIT The followina persons are doin1 business as: THE GREENLEAF STEWART ASSOCIATES CHINO, 5000 Birch Street. Soite 3000, West Tower, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Greenleaf Oevetopment CompMy, a c.lib'ni.a CU· po; lltion. 5000 Birch Slr8et. Suite 3000, West Tower. Nftport Bw:h, CA 92660. Stewart AssociMes 13, 7125 feltwidt Lane. S&m 0, Westminster, CA 92683. This business is con· ducted br a __. '*1- nenhip. The rea.istrantl com· •••teed to tnnuct busi· ness under the fictitious busines& name or names listed above on May l , 1987. - Isl Green._, 0.-I 9 JP •sit e.omp.iy, Watliam 0 . GI• 1111, ~ This _.,,.,,. -filed with tt. County ~ of Oran9t eour.y on June 5, 1987. f'• No. F345842 61 l8 6125 712 719 0436 "*" WllOTICll ACllllOUI MJ•lm umSTam .. V-"*-•l*••are doitl busJnMt a: BROC*- HURST KATELLA ASSO- CIATES. LTD., A CALIFOR- NIA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, 4040 ~ Bhd., Suite 314. Newport Bw:tl, CA 92660. - Chris R. Slephe; as, Inc.. 3199 A-3 Airport Loop Drive, Costa ~esa, CA 92626. Harbor Pacific ~ ment Company, 4040 Mac.Arthur Btvd .• Suita 31•. Nemport Bw:h. CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by a limited partner· shtp. The rqistrants com· menc:ed to transact bull· ness under the fictitious business name or names lislad ~ on March 18, 1987. Isl Har'borPKdic ~ ment~ 8rWlt R. 09den, Jr., Pt-esident Thts Stltllii•..,. .. filed with the County Qett "' e>r-.,. County on June '· 1917. f'ite No. f345707 6118 612'5 712 719 007 l-SMS2 WllOTICI ACllllOUI• I llE• IUMllTATlmM The***"" penans .. cbfW bu5ineD a: HOME· LANO 79 ASSOCIATES. l TO , A CALIFORNIA GENERAL PARTNERSHIP. 4040 MKArthur Blvd , St* 314, Newport a.en. CA92660. H.rbor Pacffic 0. • '• menl ~ 9rW1I R (laden. Jr. 4040 ~ Bhd.. Suite 314. .. .. port Beied\. CA 92660. Jules SIMmi ••· 434 Hiah Or.-. lJllunl 9eech. CA 926.51 . Thts busirMtU as con· duCMd br a ...,.... pert· ..ship. The ,...;strants com- m.ad tD nnuct busl· ,_ ......, ... fictitious ..,.._ ..,.. Of ,.,,... t.aad ebaA an June 1. 1917. Is/ HsrW Pllci6c 0. a'op. ..--eoms-., . ar.tR.Oldln.k. ......... This 2 1 .... -Ned ..... ~a.rt&°' Or..-c..., on~ 4. .. ll _, nE NBMPOAT ENSIGN .... 17 1987 File No. F345708 6118 6/25 7121/9 0'38 l..JMM w.ra FiCI lllOUI 8U•lut NAMl IT&TlmUO' The foftowins penons are doina business as: MIC CENTERS. 1400 Dove Street, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Terry L Rhodes, 2501 Li&hthouse Lane. Corona del Mar, CA 92625. Donald E. Russell, 2116 East Balboa BouJevard, Bal· boa, CA 92661. Donald A. Sutro. 2021 East Bay Awinue. Balboa. CA 92661. David W. Nix. 1407 San- tanella T .-nee. Corona del Mar,CA9262S. This business is con· duded by a limiead peltner· ship. The re,;strants com- me.ad to transact bull· ness under the fictitious business .... Of '*'* listed llbowe on 612186. 111 Terry L Rhodes This ... t'l'Wtl -filed with the Ccaft1 Oertt of 0...,.. ~on June 2. 1917. Fiie No. ™5523 6/186125 7/2719 0439 ·~ ... IC ll01'ICll IT•TI ITOf~ ootf "Of .. Of flC. TITIOUI • II •• ._ The foUowinc persons hwe ........ the 188 of t.he fictitious business name: ISLAND YOGURT, 211 ........... 1.a.nd (Me.port Beach). CA 92.660. The ftctit.ious business name 1•1ed ll>abo.e W fi'8d ona.g.asin U.Counly al Or-.: OlillNI Fie No. F283374. ec.'C ... Pa;. 2fi11 s.u ~ Allte-. Cada Meu. CA 92627. l.aut9 A. Plul. 9081 Hyde ~~a.ch.CA 92646. This~ -oon· duct.d b1 husband and ..... I sl Kent M. hut. l..aure' A. Pall Thts ~It was filed Wlttt the County Qett of Orwe County on May 29, 1987 6118 6125 712 719 Oi&40 l..J:MM WMOTU ntliilOUl8UISIEIS NWITATE•Bn The~ per'IOllS are doma busi~ es: SOC C>EVE1.°"'1ENT, 160 l Avo- cado, .... port a.ct\. Cah· tonM92660. . SOC Oewlopment l.Jmited Plttrw'shlc>. a Del-aware limdld ..,,,.. shop, 1601 Avocado. Newport Beed\, Calilomia 92660. This busi ness is con· duded bJ a limited Pl'tn.- sl"P The recistranb com- ,,..~ tD tnnsact busf,- ness under the fictitious businea Mme OI ,..._, lmed •bow on M., 'l6. 1987. I sl SOC ~lopment Umllld ,.,.. ..... a [lei.. ---limilimd pe1tw.-sl'llCl, By SOC lbftll9ment, • CalJtorTN corpo;lltiol.. rts ....... ..,.. By. a.y tt.rnilD-. ..... dent er WiUWn A. se... &ec- utNe V"tee ~ and Ass I 3 Ill Sec:rtDry This stMenemlt -filed with tM ~ CWtl of 0...,. eour.y on June 12. 1987. me No. f346t59 61186125 7/2 719 0441 &.uJl4 w.-ra ncnnoua• 111a ,...n•mon n. ...... penal• .. cbfW ....... 81: (A.) YOtA LOUIS£ CRYSTAL A.NO Gln'S ANO (8) VERA LOUISE.. 79 c.119 de lndUs· tries. s... ~ Ca. 92672. Gr'Mn Acres Tho- ,....... Fent\ Ac.lib· nie CW,.etion, 29532 5'm•1 SM~S...Juwi c..M--. Ca. tlll15. This ........ au ta con· dldld .., • Cll9IO! • .. s TM recistrants com-"*IJCed tD tnlud bust-nes.s under the fictitious buu..-nenw or names listed atJoM on New., 1980. Isl Green Acres Tho· rOU&t'tbred Farm; Ven L Green, Sa::l ... y This st:Memant was filed with the County Clettc of 0.....,. County on May 22, 1987. flle No. F344 746 6/ 18 6125 112 7 /9 0442 1-.J:Jm w.ra ACllllOUI allSIEIS NWITATW The tollowifll penoi'5 ... doine business as: CA> SUN- FLOWER FABRICS ANO GIFTS ANO (8) SUN- FLOWER, 79Calledelndu$· triH, San Clemente. Ca. 92672. Green Acres Tho-rouchbred farm, A Calffor- nia Corporation,· 29532 ~ eun l.Mll, San.Juan Capistrano, C... 92675. This business is con- ducted by a c:orpo; lltiof 1. The recfstrants com- "*~ to trwuct busi- ness under the fictitia&n business name Off names listed abcwe on not aopfica.. ble.. I sl Green Acres Tho· n:JUChbred Farm; Vera L GAien, Sai ... y Thia ...,... -filed with the ~ Ctettl of Orllwt Ccu-Q on ..., 22. 1987. File No. F344747 61186125712119 0443 ·~ w.-ra ntlliiOUI • 111 ISi umnanmwr The tollawins pa DlS _,. dOU'I business as: KIT· CHEN FAVORITES, 332 Forest Ave. 125, L.acuna a..ch. CA 92651. W. Yi tc.r, 7862 Foa Cw· de. Hul6_., a.ch. CA 92641. a.rt Ks, 7862 f(S Cir· de. Hunti1_., Biw:h. CA ~ This business is con- ducted b1 husbend and .... The rqistrants com· malCBd to ~ bull· nes.s under the fictitious· business Mime OI tWNS listed abc"'1le on 6/22/fl7. I sl Wet-Yi Ker, Ct*m Ker ThtS ~ .. filed with the County Clertl of Or-. County on June 10, 1987 f'lle No. F346212 6/186125112 119 ~ l-DM7 WllOTU FtCliiiOUI .,. • U.ITAWI The followil" pef'IOI\ is dotna business as: THE CAASTRANO COMPOSING ROOM. 33158 Carnin CIPl-nno. San Juen c.c-a .... CA92675. Allan G. Pllpr, 26791 T rasmirn. MiSSIOn V"lflO. CA92691. This business is con· cM:llld br., ~ The rqistrant com-•••IJCed tD trwlsact ....... ness under the fic:titious bUliHleSS IWM OI NmeS lilMd abcM on IUy 1987. Isl AIWt G. Pitilw This itJl8 I •fl -filed ...., the ec...., a.tt al e>r..,. County on June 10, 1987. fie No. f346211 61'.ll 6125712719 (M.45 &.-- Wll011CS llCHllOUlk& m -mm n n....,.. ...... 8fe -. ~ -e<ENOt~ COTT INTERtORS. 26911 c. Don Cafto. s.rt Juwi Cllpistl • 1a, CA 92675. .._ L Fullnw, 22633 E. ~ 5Pnrlll. l2IO. o.mc.ld a., CA 911'6. JoseE.f...,..,22QJE. Gddlrt s..-. tao. Oie- rnond Bar, CA 91165. ~first hi I ected under this ~ .... on Mat ,.t aondudinl a.. .__ Th11 business is con· dYct9CI by husbend and ..... 111 .,,_L~ Thia 9 2 ,.,._._. ...., .... ~cw.of ar._~onJuMI, t•7. Ria No. nu m 611* 6125 712 719 OM6 J ! I I l l l I t t I .l ( -·- - n•ur-PCW•t .. •• I -11177 II 1911. ...... '344 .. 614 6111 61116125 0376 l'MlJll&hCPll••_.. .... ...,.. ..... a : ••• =···-ACI llllLJI MONUCH BEACH ESTA~LTD .. ACALJFOR. NIA LIMITED PARTNER· SHIP, 2890 ~ y.n.y ,..,.,_,, llluion Yieio. CA 92691. ---II n. ..... ..,... ... doi"I '~buUMU ··= lACTAl~WOT. fNC., The RidW'd Gm Corpe>. ration. • c.litur'nia c::orpot• tion. 2.6990 Crown van.y PwlcH), MilMan Wljo, CA 92691. ....... RichMI Ealin. J1 .• 26990 Crown VllM9y Pllftl. •Y. Mission Vie;o, CA 92691. This business is con· dudld bJ• ln"'8d i-trw· st.ip. The recistrants com- m.iced ao tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious ~ name or NmeS listed abcWe on April 1, 1987. I s/ The Ridwd GrWlt Cor· poration; Dennis Chris- ~ Pr9sidlnt. This ti 2 .,..,. _filed with the County an of Or.,. County on Mmy 15, 1987. f"lle No. F344034 5128 6/4 6111 6118 0359 a.mu .....CMmCI FICllllOUlat• E• ._ITAT DIT ThefollMCPll••.,. doirW ......... -= WO- NIA DAR£ RESTAURANT ANO WINE CO., INC., A CALIFORNIA CORPORA· TION, 332 f"Grelt "'8., u.---~CA 92'5L JDS~by.a.... dia s.itniw, a c.libnia corporation, 434 Hiah Drive. Lllp'9 a.ch. CA 92651. This business is con· duded by a c:orpoeMiulL The rqistnlnts com- mmlCed ao tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious business name or fWnes lisalad abcJWe on May 1987. I sl JDS ~ Inc.; Claudia Swimmer, Presi· dent This sUbiol ... w.s filed with the Caunty Cterk of 0.... County on May 14, 1987. f"lle No. F3439S4 512861461116118 0354 l.ntll W"°'1CI f'ICihiOUI ..... • NWITAWI The foffowil• Pl"IOl IS .,. dot• busiMss es: TRAYE· LODGE VAN NUYS/SEPUL· VEDA, 2865 East Coast HWt-Y, Suite 303, Coron. del Mar, CA 92625. Trwa-Pacific Commodity Corpcntion, • California corporation, 2865 East Coest HietWAY, Suitl 303, Corona del Mar, c.litomia 92625. Business first tnnsadled under this business name on May 1987 . This business is con- ductld by I ODfpcntion. Is/ Trw-Pacific Commod- ity Ca Pof ltiont G.L Pal, Dndor This stawnalt -filed wittl the County C1ertl of ar.,.. ~on May 28, l987. f"tte No. f345081 614 6111 6118 6/25 0380 l..UUI ~NOTICE ncnnous •• EU ..._ITAllmlfT The tolowq persons are doirW busifWS as: DANA POfNT ASSOCtA TE5. 34465 Goedlrt '---"· 0.,,. Point. CA92629. Shirtey Bros., Inc., 2060 E. YIMa Ave., Pasadena, CA 91107. ArlO Construction Co., Inc.. • Cafibnia c:orpor• ~ 13417 Yenb.n 8oute- V81'd, Shermen o.ks, CA 91423. This busiMSS Is con- cMtld bf ......... l*t· ....... The '91istnnts com· memad ao nac1 bull-,_ under ... flditiol.m IMJ' 111 ftM1ll t# WW lmd._onSes;I ,.., JJ.1919. Ii.I Af9D ~Co., --= Gin) • rtsia; .._., ..... ,ft H 1 lllfil 2 2 .. -.., .-.. c. ,. an c1 -°' •C...•-11. 31706COlil • ......._,, s..tilll 401, SouUt Lapna, CA 926TI. Pacific c...a lnftds, Inc., a C Wt allilt m.-. tion, 3110& ea.. • .......,, Suillt 401~ ..,.,. u.-una. CA m77. This bUsiftel& is con- dudld bf. carpal ..... The......,_,... com- me11C:ec1 tD n.wt ...... nea unds Ille fldltiOli11 ~--....... an Sepl. 22. im. I sl PecMc CaMI ....... Inc.; Neita0ot-. .. ,..... .. This 11 11 mn w tiled with .... County a.tr of Or.,.~ on Mmy 29, 1987. Ale No. f3.t5112 6/46/116/116/25 0382 ..... .. ... IC~ flClll .... , .. -.mm m The ........... .. doins busiR 111 a: OSO MEDICAL PlNA, ~&It ccma 1-...,. .._ 303. Corarte die Mir, CA 92625. T,....,..._ Oammodib Cotpoqlion, • Caaitomia COfpOl'Wtion, 2165 East Ccml I IW\WJ, Suillt 303, ~-...... c.libnia 92125. .,._first tranuded ~ "* busir-.s name an Mmy, 1917. This business is con· dudld.,,. COfPOtmliun. I s/ Trw-P.alc ComnQf. "1 COl'potDfl; G.L N , Dncaor This,, •• ment -filed with the County an of 0...,. County on May 28, 1987. file No. f345080 614 6/11 6118 6/25 0381 a.aw Wmta FICfiliOUI ••t IDS .._lfAYWi The ........ Pl"IOltl.,. doina business as: MIC SMUOKA FAMILY VEN· TUR£ 11, 1400 OcM St, ~ Blillch, CA 92660. Dor.ad E. Rus.11, 2116 E. 8alboe Bhd., Balboa. CA 92661. Oewid W. Nia. 1407 s.n. ....... TenKle. CoroN def U.,CA92625. • Donald A. Sutro. 2021 E. Bay Ave., Balbol, CA 92661. This business is con- dudlld by a limited s-tner· ship. The rqistrants com- m1uced tD nnuc:t busi· MIS under the fictitious bus.if.-rwne °' nemes .,_.._on 111187. Isl Donald A. Sutro This ........ -filed wfth .... County °"* al Or.,. County on Mar 19, 1987. File No. f344301 6/4 6111 6/18 6/25 03n &-alll ~mta FICIHW ••ur1• ,....,.w rn Thi.,.,.. PlllOI• ... doina business as: J .T. SANTA MARIA, LTD., 3 ~ Neaport Plaza Or .• Newport Beach, Calif. 92660. JD Jalwsky, 3 Upper Nftpcwt Plaza Dr .. ~ Beech. Celif. 92660. lany Tucker, 3 Upper Newport Plaza Or., Ne ;pcwt a.ch. Calif. 92660. This business is con· dudlld by I limitlld J*tner· ship. The r .. istrants com- menced ao tranMct busi· ness under the fictitious bulifms rwne or names fsstld llltM*I on 5-15-87. Is/~ Jaewsky This .. t .... -filed ...,. the County Cleftl of Or.Wt Ccu1tY on r.t.y 27. 1987. ,.. No. f34505.2 11•611161116125 0373 COIL DMnolt Cl) ..:ii> MMICET1N8: (4) WDCO llUtMCH. DMllON OI HCI CO..,. 1900 ,_ Pft>. _..,,......,.._.,CA ..., Hmtd111~1nc.. • ~ COfP0'11tion. 1900Part.._ .......... port-=tl. CA 12MO. This businea .. con· duCtld .,, • CIOl1* ..... The ,..._.,..... com· -ICM to•• 11ct ...... ................ bu:1ln111,..... • .... Mmd._on4-1'7. Isl HMdMi C.. I dlin& Mc.; Pit ..,., I I ..... •• This ti a ment w lllld with the Count:r a.. ol Or.,.. ~ -..., 22, 1987. File No. '344653 5128 614 6/11 6111 0327 &-llMI WmllCI FClllW• 1111• WIUIJI Lff The IDloililW ........ dllilw...._-.:VISTA A$SOCIAT£S. a C.•a•lia Ger..a ~ 113 eo. ............ 200. Ph ; llft -=ti, CA 92&60. StepMn c. Hol*iM. 255.lMolwe»OrM, ...... 8-:1\, CA 92'51. o.6d 8. 0..1~ 113 Cot ......... ~200. Plupmt 8-:1\,.CA ~ , ......... J. s. .......... 934 ("*llld .,, ....... ~CAIMSl. This business is con- cldlld bf ...... pert. ....... The fetistrants com- mmle:ecl ti> tr.nuct busi- nesa under the fictitious busir-.n.me ........ on Octobw l, 1919. Isl VISTA A$SOCMftS. • c.fifoinia c.w.e Plrt-.... 4 Stephen C. ~ns. G.w81,.,.., This ........... -tiled with the eouney an of Or-. Caur1er on ..., 20, 1987. f"fle No. F344483 ,. 6/4 6111 6/ 116/25 0385 l..Ull4 lfA'IWOfMAlf. Dar a mOftmOf FCllllOUI• ID • ... The talowil• l*90n has at.ldotlllCI .... u.af the fictitious businea Mme: LAGUNA HIUS LIQUOR, 23533 Cale de .. Louisa. t....,,. Hill, CA 92653. The fictitious business ,_,..•••id to MM*lwn filed on 7-25-86 in the ~ of ar.n.a. OrWnal File No. F315210. Nick Conti, 229 South Primrose, Monrovi•. CA 91016. This business -con· ducted by an~- I sl Nie* Conti This ......,.,. -tied with .... County Cler\ of Or-. County on MllY 28. 1987. 6/4 6/11 6/18 6/25 0310 WllOl'ICI l'IC:hiW.,. m ...nam n The .......... doina busineu as: HI DESERT 0£V£lOPMENT <XJMIW(t(, 6001 ! I lhn Orh9. NeUdpaft Beech. CA ~-.....,.,.. bcek .. Inc. • California corpontion, 6001 s .. ticn erw.,..... pgrt 8-:h. CA 92663. This business is con· duded by ...... l*t· neMip. The reaistrants com· m.act ao nwt tJusi. nns under the fictitious buSiness name • names listld ..,._on NI A. Is/ ,_, Slllmblock This stlltat•ll -fiMd with the Ccu1tY a. of Or..,.. CountY an June 8, 1987. f"tle Ho. F345916 6111 6/186/25112 0399 1-11141 wmnca fltih ....... . -ml I 11 The~ ........ doifc bull 111 -OffET UNUMrTID. 1712 Na IP wt Clrde, ..... AM. C.. IVOe • MaAWI ~ IOl a. ~·~~Ca. DDt:Aw u.ln. 801 S. . . ..... OllHECOUNTY m>:AIBOIMIDCDl#llY. · "'9._.edzlw..,..., cam rm P tll •h 11, I .... ol ..... ......-d11 , .................... ·-. 115VIAUDOS0UD.NaWOWf'110at. CA WJ n. ............. TfUlltlclKl1fm.., .... w.., Jncoe•lldl 111 al ....... addlw and allW' c:ornmon d•till ••a ... .., ...... ...,.,.. . Wd .. wll be ,....._ but ........ CIMl...C OI w•.., . ...-«...,...., s+t1•11a11111'iw" 0( ~ tD,., ................... .... olhldl(l)wuewd111Jl9ido.d'olf ............. .. "--" M ~ In l9id noll(s). .._...., I_,, ~ h .... of'* o.d al Tl'Ull. .._ct.-and .....llll olh T~ Md ol .. tn-. a I 1 I If II; lllfcf o.d rl Tl'Ull. tD-wlt S1.J7l,029.l5 The llili.acJlet .... Mid o.d t1' TNlt ha tube I JCtltanddlhMJdtDhw.........,a...., o.ct111lr afl.,...,...O...Ml'tDrS...anda.-. ..... cl DllJlll .. t:lldiQf\ tD Sel. The ......... QUlld Mid Na1k:ia al om.. and Didion tD Sell tD .. .. ... ..... ~ ........... PfOP9Ftl 11 lu* 11 If 0.-0&/21/ffl a..Wct S.W:., Inc., a Trume. Br. h• I a Tnllt o.1s.w:..1nc.. ..... Isl ...... G11wr. A11t.. Vici ........ 17712 L 11th 9t.. 9'I 105, Tudn. CA. 9880 (714) 6626 614 6111 6111 ems 1-11111 H31583 0363 111545 . NOnCI Of TMJIT&"l IALE 910.'7417 YOU ARE IN I OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 03/30/83. UNLESS YOO TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. rT MAY BE SOlD AT A PUaJC SALE. If YOO NEED AH EXPLANATION Of THE NATUA£ Of THE PROCEEIMNGS AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOUlD CONTACT A LAWVER. On 07 /01/S7 lit 10:00 A.M. WES PAC RCCONVEYANCE •the duly appoinled TNllBe under end punuMt to Deed ofTNllt ,. Rllcofdld on Otlll/83 • ~ no. Sl-153508 Of OMcill ~ in the alfice of the ....... of OAANGE ~. Calllut-. •1 c *Id by. TAUNt H. JAIN, A SINGlE MAN. and Hll.M JNN. A wtOOW WIU SEU AT flU8UC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 88000t FOR CASH. (Oe).._ lit time of ule in __,. mane, of._ Unilld Sblm) It THE FRONT ENTRAHC£ TO SUfTt C. WES PAC ~ANCt. 4940 CAMPUS DAM. NEWPORT BEACH. CA II ..-. tJtle Md ......_ cun11S'8d to end now Mid bJ It undlr lillid Died of TNll in the ~ '*' ' 1 in Mid Ccurlt1. c.libnia. dlsc:ribirll the ..., lhll.Wt PARCEL 1: F• ._ ..... est to CClndominium Unil No. 119 ~ -unit., -....... upon the Condominium ~ (•dt&d "Condominium ~ far Ult 1 of Tract No. 10587.-, (The "'PW\.., l'9COfdld on Jvk'I 12. 1979 • Document No. 15610. in book 13226. ~ 76 tfwoulh 115 itdulM of Offtciml Allcudl of uid County. which ....,_ peftail '5 1D thlt praperty dw:ribed in Tract No. 10571. l9COtded in boc* 449 ...... s throulh 6 of MisceM1 ........... r9COrds of uid Or-.~. PARCU.2: An Uildiwided .00371 percent ii--in end tD the Comi11011 Alw •~end dlfil...:I on the......._ Ualpl II oil, 1111and t.,oocaw1'an MAblWas bel..01 .... of 500 .... tram the SUff.ce of uid ..... with not,..,.. of SUlface...,.,. 500 .... tram the suNce of uid lend. • I 111 -' bJ W-llUm J. Cli9'teJ, lln Uill'IWried mM, in the Oeed tK:Of'ded in ~ 9560 ..... 833 of Offic:W Aeeods.. The --..tdress end other COlitmOft desilnltion. if q , of the,.., property described~ is purpol1l8d lobe: ~ MCNEL LAN£ IPH7, NEWPORT BE.Aa4, CA 92663 Jf)e~Trume~W11~b8r11 inconwar.ss of the str9lt addiess and alher c:omon dr ..,..._.,if q, ~herein. Slidllllewil bemedebut..etuACCMlf .. 01~. upras 01 implied, reprdins title. posMS1ion, 01 ~ to P9Y the ,..,,..... pritdpel sum ol the r'*(a) teQftd bJ uid Oeed of TNSt. wilh il•est tt. .. a. as pnMdld in aid ..-(s). ~~ • Wfl, under the """' of the Deed of Trust ....._ ct. .. and __, 111 al the Trustee end al the trusts Cf 11'1 d bJ uid Oeed ol Trust..- $97,695.07 The bll..r.ciary under uid o.d al Trust te ... e e..a9d ... dllivel-.cl to the ~ • wribln DlcWatian al Olla* .nd Demlnd forS...and. ~ Noeice of ~ .nd Election to Sell The Ulldlll .. ...:I CIUMd lillid Nobe» of Dllfa* end Elecbon to w to be recuntiid in the county.._.. the ,_. praperty is loc:.*d. M TE: 06/0t/87 WES PAC AECONYEYAHCE. A c.litomi8 CorpotMion AS TRUSTEE Clltly Ctum, Asst. Va Pntsidert 611161116125 0407 .....c....a ntiiiiOUIMl• la --IY•'Pll IT T1'it ............. is C-. bu1i1w M: fERNt"'S WAT£R8EOS, 2052 ..._. port a.d., C... Mela. CA ~7. TWT1RobertW. at.151 21st. eoa. IMu. CA 92621. This busiftesl is con· dudlld bran ~t rel TM Nii• w COin· ....... tD ll•llld .... ................ business neme ~ lislled ~an 6/3197. Isl TWT1 "°'*' w.- This d 2 ... -Mlct with tM eour., a.ti al ~ Oourttr on June a. 1987. Fie No. F345913 6111 61116125 712 0396 ...... ,..IC ... a fCiii am• I I ..... " n.rsu ,.,.... .. ..._ IM:lafn -.: 111$ .. VM.1IY CCI OMTt CUTU AllOCIATB. 1 ................. =' lwh. c.tibtllie ......._ K. o.Ms. 1400 . Briml ...... North. .... PGft BNch. Californi• 92680. R. fr.cl W.,._, lCOO ........ Mofth. .... PGft Beach, California 92660. This business is con- dudlld bJ ....... --nenhip. The recistrants com- ,,_ICld to tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious I>&'*-rwne 01 '*'* listlld abowe on May 13, 1987. Isl Wiltiam K. Divis This .......,.. .. -filed with u. County Cler9' of Or.,.~ on May 22, 1987. . F'lle No. F34"745 614 6/116/186/25 0375 W NOTICE ACiiliUUI ••rE• UMllYATEMDn The ~ '*"°" is doins business as: JOHN DOMINIS RESTAURANT. 2901 Well Coest H~. Newport 9-ch, CA 92633. Jam Dominis Inc., a c.li- fomia corpcntion, 2901 West Coast ~. New- port a.ch. CA 92633. This business is con· ducted by. COi sxntion. The reaistrant com· nwlCied to tranud busi· nes.s under the fictitious business name Oii names li:slled abo¥e on 6/01187. Isl John Dominis Inc. File No. ™5911 6/116/186/25 712 0390 WllOJICI FiClniUUI• Ml E• ..... IYATDmlT ThetolCMil11oa•11we doinc business as: CPA INYBTMCHTS L TO. vm. 2222 .... s.r.t. Sum 260, ..._CA 92115.. ..,. ...... ~. G.wlll ....... 815 Cea s.r.t. flapo:rt 8lilch. CA 92660. Btase Zam~. • Genenl Pattner, 285'2 ...... ~Vellio.CA 92692. Thi$ ~ness is con· duc9ld bJ a...,.... l*t· nership. The reaistrants com- malCld to hnud busi- ness wtder the fictitious busif.-Mme Of nan-.s lisald .tic. on N/~ I sl Sllpfw1 M. z.nuc., This ......,. .... filed with the ~ a.t of Or..,.. County on May 22. 1987. F"• No. f344657 S/28 614 6/11 6/18 0338 WNOTICE ICiiiiOUI .. & M tMMllJATBmfT The lalcJwN1I ..., is ~~-.:UNITED BAC:*ERS. 2915 East Coest •• ..,,..,. Con:m ~Mar. Calif. 92625. John P ~rey, 211•2 Broollhunt St. Huntif llb• 8dl.. c..lif. 92646 Thi$ business is con· dueled bJ ... indMd&Ml Isl John P c.e, This _,..,,. .. filed with the County a.tl of Onqe c.ounty on May 22. 1987. F"• No. f"344654 51286/4 6/116118 034.J ~1' WllOJICI FiCiiiiOUI 911& IS -IT.A~ The ........... ... doil'll business as: PAtME 1730 POMONA AVENUE. 501 SUperior Avenue. ..... port Beach. Catifomi• 92663. The flcbbous Business NM'9 .... ,.., to.oo.e- filed in 0...,. County on October 19. 198'. F'tte No. F'258522. Prime~,~ menl Coit"*'1. 501 ~-'°',....... -~ 8w:t\. ~92663. ~c.ai_..,..,.10 [alt ~ Sttelt. u,.. 8w:t\. CIMot'nil m. JKk K. Halntlton, 40 Linde .,,.. OrtliiM. flt ;ut a.ct\, C ..... CllM ~ ftMs lllusiNU IS COf' • clld&d _, a ..,... l*t· ...... ls.I lliftl eoo.-. Jt. 11 u .. ,...ol,..... ,_._.,., Dauu1., • ...,. Ca u;. n. 0 0 ,_._.., wilh .. ~ Cllftl GI ar..~--12.. 1917. 5/21614 61116118 ()31!55 &llMI w...a FIClll ... r E• ......... n The taloeit• pnon is .. ...._-.:ORANGE COUNTY l£GAL CLINIC, 4040 MacArthur 81wd .• SW. 320. Nalllpoo1 Bw:f\, ca. 92660. Peter A. Seidenbera. 4040 MacArthur Blvd .• SuM 320 ..... port Bw:h, ca. 92660. This busineu is con- dudled bJ ... inchidl.i. The recistrant com- menced to .,..... busi- ness under the fictitious ~IWt"80frWMS listed...,_ on 11/85. Isl Ner A Seidelibera TM stJillei••lt w filed with the ~ Clerk al Or-. Count, on a..y 19. 1987. file No. f344229 614 6/116/186/25 0378 ACiliiUUI ., ••• NAMEITAYW The tolowii11 Pll ... are dairW ...... -= TRAH- SAM INSURANCE SERVI· CES, c/o 3378 Tempe Drive, Huntilwton Beech. CA 92649. '307 AIQ11a1 Buildq, 1051 W-11idertey Place. MMland, R. 32751 · 7249. TransAm FiMncial Gloup, Inc., a Florida Cor· poration, 307 American Buildins. 1051 ... Mtettey "'-c:e. Mailland. Fl 32751- 7249. This business is con- duald bJ • CUputlllioh. The recistranU com· nelCtld ID tralliKt bu5t- ness under the fictitious business ...... limd .toe onNatAc4*~ Isl TraMAm Financial Group, Inc.; 6eorp K. Na9a. ........... This I I ,_. w filed widt the Count, an o1 Or-. ea..., on Mlly 12, 1917. Ale No. F3U6'5 5128 614 61116118 03'1 &m• ......Cmt'ICE · fCih .... IBFEIS llWllaW M The ta1CJW11 .,. ..... doins buliMss a: PIP£· LINE PROOUCTlONS. 34161 OPacifie~~ wy, 0.. Point. CA 92629. Aprws Sea. tnc.. •• c.-,,. nia cu put lltion, 34161 0 Pacific Cont Hip.a,, 0.. POn. CA 92629. This bu$iMSS is con· ducll9d bJ a CD put lltiul L The reaistrants com· n•icad to nw:t bust· ness under u. fictitious ~ ...... Otrwnes listlld~on febnmy 26. 1987. Isl Apa Sea. Inc., Robert P. Weld'I fl. Presi- der'll This still ••II ws filed with the Courey Clettl d Or.,. c.ounty on May 14. 1987. r• No. DU92l 6/4 6/U 61116125 0379 -FiCiii .... I • tMMllYAQ !IT The foluailll ..... IS .. doirW business .: ART TO WEAR.. ~ Bisa•-'. ..... CA92714. Orac Hanzi. ~ Bismn. IMne. CA 9TI 14. 11-.a ~ 13 Bts- maA. lrW-. CA 92714 This business is con· duct9d by husband and wife The rectstrants com- me iced to transact bust ness under the fictibous buslftes.s nwne Oii nernes l&Sted abowe on ~21-86. Isl Ttwes.a ~. er.. Hanz; TM sta1ement .. filed With the Couri(y ()er\ of o...,.. Courc.Y on May 21. 1987. flle No. F3U603 51286/4611161110328 N srt--.CAW .. ... ""'*' 1131 ... a. Dr .. No. s. ..... port 8-d\. CA 92116(). This business is con· dudld bran indM+• The f'llSiltrMt com-•••'* to traw:t buli-w ......... fiditioa• bulirl8M ..... Of ----tise.d llboM on ('Z ..,..,_ /s/S.illl&........, This ., 0 .... -... with the eaur.r a.t d Or-. County on ..., ' 1987. f'tl& No. (i" jblit) 5/28 614 61116/ll 0360 ,..ICmncl fCiii ... 1111• llWIYAR IT ThelaloA•p&1--- doin1 busines1 as: THE DOW WAGERS. 1919 YKN Enchantr.U, Newport Beed\, c.t. 92660. Maty ~ (Mrs.. c . ~. 1413 EftW'lllld BllY. Laeane Beedt 92651. Pit ana Oh. po...,..w.m""'·' >. No. 4 Enwald a.,. l..llluM Beed\ 92651. J•,nne Boand (Mr5. Hwry), 15 l.oct•11QJI Lane. NelUpUl1 e.d'I. 92660. Mariena Cdenwo (Mrs. Richard), 1936 Port Oun· ..,._,, Cin::le, Newport 88IC:tt 92660. Emil~ (Mrs. Ardith). No. 80 Pine VafteJ Lane. N.8., 92660. Batt.a OeffWICO (Mrs. Joseph). 450 l Bri&trton Road, Coron• del Mar, 92625. Maty Ouupe' (lln.. .,, E.), 46 ........ on.. ...... port a.di~ a.-ter be (Mrs.. Oou- p), 6 Rue du Pwc. ..... port~~ Mickey Famlll (Mrs.. Wal- ter). 1825 Port ...,,l•Ch Ptace, Newport Beach 92660. Oorottoy GraJ (Mrs. Dorathy P.). 1905 Yecht Maria, Newport a.ch, 92660 • l.omline 6nr (Mrs.. ML, Jr.). 2208 Vesta Ocndo, ~-·-~92660. l..Gil ~ (Jl1n.. Do9ney), 1919 Yecht Enctoannss. Ne•pcwt a.ct. 92660. --Hillin (lln.. Wil). 78 Pine Vally lane. ...... port a.ct. 92660. Doris lOM (Mrs. ~ • 141J7 Sw:aest OrM. Cor· ona eta ..... 92625. Lucille Martin (Mrs.). 2405 V1Sla NCJHeza .... port 9-:tt 92660. Jan Mc:Amm (Mrs. WiJ. Ii.am H.). 733 Vsa Udo Saud. Ne ;at 8w:f\. t2fi63. Duris ~ (Mrs.. .. liam), 1903 Y8CH TNMI. Nezport a.ct. 92660. s... ..... (lln.. ffllNt- hn R... Jr.). 6 .. 0.1101ilx, PlulPG't 9w:tl 92660. This business is con- dudad bJ ....... oat- rwshlp. The ,...rstruts com-•••ICld to traw:t ..... ness under the fictitious businea rwne °' rwms hslled .toe on Man::h 18. 1987. /sl luisW.~ ThllstJillei•--llld widt ... Cour'llJ a.-ol Or-. CourQ on June I. 1917. Fiat No. Dl.5912 6111 61116125 7/2 0392 n.••••oa•• .. dot"I business as: THE GOLD ~·MST, 3701 8it'ch Sil.. Ne ;.cwt a..ct.. CA92660. ~ J. a... 21892 Montbury, El T0t0, CA 92630. John T Bottom, 4074 Wayno•a. Memphis, TN 38117. UwTy 0 . w-... 258 E. 21st St. Costa ...... CA 92627 This bus1neu ts con- ductlld bJ ........ l*t· nwshlp The rec1strants com· rawl(;'8CI to tr.-..ct bust· neu under the ~ busi,_ '*'-eiltlld ...... on 4-1-87. Isl £.o..d J. ~ This re , ..,. -filed .... °"'"" Clertl d Or-..~ on ..._ 26. t•7 fie No. f344IOt 6141111 61116125 at • -· . - fCili ..... , •• ..... " ...... The lolOrillW• '*'°" Is dOir'I bUslneH H : REGATTA FINANCIAL GAOUP, 27982 Paseo a.r. ~Sen Juan c.pistrano, CA92675. Ray A. (lo) Churlonls, 2209 W. 25th St. #19, San Pedro. CA 90732. This business Is con· dudlld br .. individual. The realstrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name « names listed above on 5·19-87. Isl Ray A. Chuttorlis This stMement was filed -.itti the Count:Y Clerk of Ora,.e County on May 22, 1987. File No. F344662 5128614 61116118 0330 PUmJC NOTICE ACllllOUS autaNESI NAME STATDIE.NT The followin& person is oona business as: HUMAN DEVELOPMENT INTERNA· TIONAL. 666 Bakef St. C- 323, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Lawrence A. Leombruno, Ph.D., 355 Rocheste< St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The reeistrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name 0< names listed above on 5-20-1987. I sl Lawrence A. Leom- bruno. Ph.D. Thfs statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 20. 1987. File No. F344501 5/28 614 61116118 0352 1-33210 Pl&.JC fllOTIC( ORDd TO SHOW CAUSE FOii CllANfaE Of NAME JAMIE COLLEEN GOL- DENBERG has filed a pet1· tlOO in this court for an order allow1n1 petitioner to chanae her name from JAMIE COU££N GOLO£N- 8ERG to JAMIE COU£EN MORGAN. It IS hereby ordered that all persons interested in the matter aforesaid appear before this court in Depart- ment No. 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive West. Santa Ana. California, on 7 9, 1987, at 2:30o'clock p.m .• and then and there show cause, if arry they have, why said petition for chanee of name should not be granted. It is hereby further ordered that a copy at this order to show cause be pubhshed in Newport Har· bor ~gn, a newspaper of general circulation, pub· lished in this county at le&st once a weett for four con- secutive weeks prior to the day of said hearina Dated May 26. 1987, James l Smith. Judge of the Superior Court. If petition has been filed fot m1nof', and one parent. if hvena. does not l()ln in con· sentin1 thereto, order should include prov1s1on d1rectina County C!ef11 to mail notice of time and place of hearing, not less than 10 days pr10< to the hearena. to such parent 1f his address 1s specified 1n pettt1on 61 11 6118 6125 712 0412 1·33234 PUBUC NOTICE ncnnous BUSINESS NAM£ STATEMENT The followin& persons are doin1 business as. THE PASTA GARDEN, 25192 Cabot Road, Laeuna Hills. CA 92653. Dmina Venturn Inc.. a Calif. corp., 26472 Veraruz Lane. Mission Vie10. CA 92691. This business 1s con- ducted by a corporation The rqistrants com- menced to transact busi- ness undtw the fictitious business rwne tislled abolle on June 9, 1987. I sl Oininc VenM9I Inc .. a Calif. corp.; Trwwor Bourne, Pres. This sl I ,,.. -filed ..... the County Ca.ti al Or-. CouM1 on June 3. 1987. Fi .. No. f:M559S 6/116/1861~ 712 0413 ._.. ..... AClll .. •P•llU ......... ,, The_. .... ~ ls doinl ~a INTUE· SIS. 1609 Uncoln Lane, Ne~BMdt. CA~-Scott Gerner McKay, 1609 Lincoln l..-w, New- pott Beectl, CA 92t60. This bua.ineta is con· ducted by ... indMdual. The rqlstrant com· met.ced k> hnUd buli· ness under the fictitious business MIN NA8d above on NA. I sl SccJtt McKey This lt*i•*1t w filed with the CountY CWk of <>ranee County on tMy 26, 1987. File No. F3448~ 6/1161186125 712 0398 l.3ml PUa.ICllOIU FlCTITIOUI 8UllMESS .... ITAfWT The foHowifW persons arw doina business as: MIC NEWPORT Pt.ACE. 1400 Dove Street, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Donald E. Russell, 2116 E. Balboa Bout.Ard, Bal- boa, CA 92661. Oonakt A. Sutro. 2021 E. Bay Avenue, Batboa, CA 92661. William E. l.anp.1on, 18 Oak CntSt a...ne. Newport Beach, CA 92660. David W. Miller, 611 West Bay, 8aU>o1. CA 92661. David W. Nix. 1907 San- tanefla T emice, Corona del Mar. CA 92625. This business is con· ducted by a limited partner· ship. The re1istrants com- menced to transact bus.· ness under the fictitious business name listed abolte on 111187. I s/ Donald E. Russell This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on May 27. 1987 File No. F345021 61116/186125112 0415 1·3J013 PU-..CNOTICI RC'TITIOUS IUSINESS NAm ITATlllENT The followina peno.15 are doina business as: ANN MARIE'S RESTAURANT, 2640 E. Coast Hiehway. Corona det Mar. CA 92625 Femleaf Caffe Corp., a California corporation, 2640 E. Coast Hiahway, Corona det Mar, CA 92625. This business is con- ducted by • corpc:ntion The re1istrant com· met iced to transact buSt- ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed above on Jan. 2, 1987. I s/ Fem'-1 Cane Corp., Michael Morahan. Presi- dent. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on May 22. 1987. File No. FJ.446 70 · 5128 614 6111 6118 0353 K-33309 PUBUC NOTICE flCTITIOUS BUSf,.ESS NAME STATEMENT The followina persons are dotn1 business as: RENAIS· SANCE JOINT VENTURE. #6 Upper Newport Plaza. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Business t1m transacted under this business name on May 6. 1987. TMI Growth Ptoperties- '85. a California hm1ted partnership, #6 Upper New· port Ptaza. Newport Beach. CA92660 TMI Growth Properties· '86, a Cahfomia limited partnership, #6 Upper New port Ptaza. Newport Beach, CA92660 This business 1s con- ducted by a aene<at part nenhip. I sl TMI Growth Propefties. '85. a California limited partnership, By. T~~ Manacement & lnwstment Corporation. a California corp.; James V. Bocdan. Senior V'a PttsidMt. This ~ .. filed with the County Cleril of Oranea County on June 8. 1987. Fi• ~ f345925 6/1161186/25 712 0421 SUMMONS (CfTACtON JUOK:1AU c... Numt.: 182935 (Nunwo del C..0) NOTICE TO OEF'ENOMT= (Aviso a Acuudo) GEORGE w. HOSS..., indi- vick.wl, and DOES l thtoulh 10, Inclusive YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAIN· TIFF: (A Ud. le esta' deman· dando) DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS INC. You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS after this summons i$ served on you to fite a typewritten response at this COUit. A. letter OI phone catt witl not protect you; YotW type. written response must be m proper leaal form If you want the court to hear your case. If you do not file your response on time, you may lose the case. and your waees. money and PfGP8'1Y may be taken without further wamina from the court. There ate other lecal re- quirements. You may want to call an attorney riaht away. If you do not know an attorney, you may call an attorney referral seMc:e °' a legal aid office (listed in the phone book). Despue's de que le entre- guen esta citacio·n judicial ust.ed tiene un plaz:o de 30) DIAS CAlENDARtoS para presentar una respuesta escrita a ma' quina en esta corte. Una carta o una llamada telefo'nica no le ofrecera' proteccio·n; su respuest.a escrita 1 ma'quiii. tiene que cumpCir con las formal· 1dades leples aptOpiadas St usted qu~ que bl corte escuche su caso. Si usted no pt'eSenta su re:spuesta a tiempo, puede perder el caso, y le e>ueden quitar su salario, su dinero Y otras C05aS de SU ~ dad sin aviso adicional por parte de la oorte. Existen otros requisitos ~. Puede que usted Quierallamaraunabolad<> inmediatamente. Si no conoce a un aboeado, puedellamaraunserYicio de referencia de •balados o a una oficina de aylJda lepl (vea et directorio tel· eto'nico). The name and address of the court is: (El nombre y direc:cio' n de la OOfte es) ORANGE COUNTY MUNtCIPAL COURT, CEN· TRAL ORANGE JUDICIAL OISTRtCT, 700 Civic Center O..hle West. Santa AM. Cali- fornia 92701 The name and address and tetephone number of plaintiff's attorney; °' p&afn- tiff without an attorney is: (El nomtn, la direccio·n 'I ei numero de telefono def abopdo del demandante, o del demandante oue no tiene abogado, es) Kevin K. Fitz1erald, Jones. Bell, Simpson & AbbGitt, 800 Wilshire Boule- vard, Fifth Floor, Los AneeJes, Calrfomia 90017. (213) 485-1555 Date: July 31 1985 (Fecha) (Seal) ROBERT 8. KUHEL. Clerk (Actuano) by T eryf Ford, Oepyty (Delepdo) 5128. 614, 61 11 . 6/ 18 0329 PU8UCH0na F'ICllllOUI _,..... NAM£ STATOllNT The folbwl,. persons.,. dolna business n; STANO. ARO DATA. 2681 KeJvin Avenue. Irvine, California 9271•. T rendata Corpo(atlon, a California corporation, 2681 KeMn AW!nue, 1"""9, CA 92714. This business is con· ducted by a COf'JllC)t8tion. The re1istrants com· menced '° tr...a ~· ness under the flctitious busines.s name,._, llbcJWle on Jan.17, 1987. Isl Trwidlta Colmpot,.....,,w· -.; ff!Cherd A.:. s... ,., ..... This.....,,... w lled with the ~ Clertl °' ~ Ccady on .._ 21.. 1981. flte No. f344S44 6111 6118 6125 112 03M .... ~ m&a-•1IOll llLU&W•lltl ...... llllJIEI QIMUt&•llall ... lll011CI. Tmlllln Ula ~ M£ IN OEFAUlT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST MTD> 03/07 /83. UNLESS VOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUaJC SAL£. IF VOU NEED AN EXPl.ANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCUDfNG.S AGAINST VOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On 07 /02./87 11t 2:30 P.M. ADVANCED TRUST DEED S0MC£S CO. as the duty appoi"'8d Tru*e under and pursu.nt to o.t of Trust ~on 0312•183 as Document no. 83-124788 Of OMcW Records In the office ol the Allcordlllll of OAANGE County, Celifomia, --atlllld by: ROBERT G. EWlNG AND LYLE£N EWING, HUS8ANO ANO WIFE AS JOtNT TENANTS WAI ..a 11 public auction to the hilMst bidder tor cash, cashitl(s ~ cnwn on. sate"' nationll t.M.. check df'8Wn br • state or f9deral credit union or• check drftl\ by-.. or federal uv1,. and tc.n associltion or M'lirws bMlk specified ln Section 5102 ol the FinMC:ial ~and authorized to do busiM$$ in this stMI. (checkS must be PQ9ble lit the time of saAe in lawful mooey of the UniWd States of America) AT THE CHAPMAN AVENUE Et(ffW«:£ TO THE CIVIC CENTER BUILDING 300 £AST CHAPMAN AVENUE ORANGE. CA alt ...._ title and intetest eo1r.1vtmwWJi-yedW1 to and "°" held by it uncW said Deed of Trust in the property situMed in said County. California, describinc the a..ld thefein: DESCRIPTION Lot 128 of Tract No. 6634, in the Ctt:y of Newport Beach. County ol <>ranee. State of California, as per map recorded in Book 248 Paces 18 to 25 inclusive al ~ maps, in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. Except all oil. oil riahts. minerals, mineral ri&Ms. nlllural ps n,Ms and other hydrocarbons by whatsoever name known that ~ be within Of under said land. txieether with the perpetual rieM of drillinc. mininc, ~and operM.ina thetefor and storina in and remo¥ifll the same from said land Of any other land, includint the rilht to whipstock or directionalty drill and mine from lands othet tNn those hereinabove described. oil°' ps •ts. tunnels and shafts into, ttvoueh or across the subsurface of the land hefeinabove described and to bc:Jftofn such whip. stocked « directionalty drilled welts. tunnels and shafts under and beneath or beyond the exterior limits thereof. and to redrill, retunnel. equip, mairain, repltir, deepen and operate any such welts or mines. without. howeYer, the richt to drill. mine, store. explore and operate thfOUlh the surface or the upper 500 feet~ the subsulfKe of said land. as reseNed in the deed from the &nrine Company reco«ied December 16, 1969 in Book. 9165 Pase 53, Offioal Records For information only Code 07041, AP No: •58-171 · 27 The street address and other common de5i1Ntion. if any, of the real property descnbed above is purported to be. 3500 SAUSALITO DRIVE. CORONA OEl MAR. CA 92625 The wldersiFed Trustee disclaims any liability tor any inoo1111aness of the street address and other common desCNtion. if any, shown herein. Said Yle .;11 be made. but without CO'ft!nlnt or warranty, ~ « imphed, repn:ti,. btte. possession. °' ~ to P1l'I the remaintnl ~ sum of the noee(s) secured by M;cf o.d of TIUll. with i•est thereon, as prowtded in said noee(s), achiences. if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust. fees. dwqes and elq)enMS of the Trustee and al the tr\ISts a l9'9d br wd Deed al Trust. The tot.a .mount ol the unc>aid balance of theobljption secured by the property to be sold and ~ estitnlleO costs. upenses and advances M the time of the initial publicltion of the Nobce al s.le is $110.537 .97 (Estimlll!) The beneficiary undet said Deed of T Nit .._._, exec:Wld and delNered to the ~ a wrinllrt Declaration at Defautt and Demand tor S.... and• writl8tt Notice of Default and election to Sell. The undersilned caused said Notice of Oefautt and Dection to Sell to be fecolded in the county where the reel prOC*t) is localed. 18890 0.: 06/04/87 ADVANCED TRUST DEED SERVICES COMPANY, TRUS. TEE 9y Linda Peru. Assistant SectNly, 3350 E. Bifch Street. Suite 211. Brea. CA 92621, (714) 993-3399 61116/186125 <MOO 1.33153 Cou~ al <>ranee. OriP'lal STATlmJll"J Of AUN-F"tle ~ ~4. OCJM9JQ' Of USE Of Wilklm F. ~. ?A:_1ho F1CiltlOUS llUM£SS Aiava, Mission Y.~~~ NAME tomia 92692. The foHcJWt,. person has This bus.iness ws con· abandoned the use of the ducted by an lndMdulf. fictitious business name Isl Willmm F. Btum PAINTMASTERS. 4121 This st16ernent wn filed Westerly Place. #108, Nftt· with the Couney Cterlc of pon Buch, CA 92660. <>ranee County on May 28, The fictitious bu1lness 1987. ~me ret.Ted IO•t>owwas 61• 6/11 6/18 6/25 0372 filed on 1-31 -84 Jn Ute OllDlllTOIH09CAUM Couf'llY a1 ar.na.. Oriainal toa CMl'M81 °'NW Fi .. No. f237391. JAMES8RtAHSW1CKhas Adrien,.,._ 1323 Ben· fifed a petition w. this~ nett, lon1 Beach, CA fot .,, °"*' ~ a-ti· ~· . tionet to ~ his/her Thes busi~ ~ con· Mme from JAMES BRIAN ducted bran tnd~C. SWICK to JAMES 8RIAN . Isl Adrian Sweet DIMITRI. This statement WU filed H is hereby ordered that with the County Cler'k of all persons i~ in the OrM9I County on May 28, matter aforesaid appear 1987. beb9 this eoutt Jn 0epert. 614 6/116/lt 6125 0371 ment NO. 3 M 700 CMc a.11151 c:.nt.-Ori-. ..... s.wt. ITAn Ifft' Of Wit-Ane, ~ on 6-22-87 oat mn Of WI Of at 2.30 p.m •• and theft and fiChi ..... ,.. "*-.,. CMM. if Wf1 .... tt'9YhM.~Mld .... Thie kMimt .... ""°" Ml tor ~of ,.,.. ttlould ................... ol the not be ...... ftctttioli• ..,.. ,.... It is~_.._,.._._,.,. INI PtNNACl.EOATAIVITOIS, a CCCI¥ ol ttMa order to"'°" 2l300 Mlilil. ll11lon Yllio. cw be~ In,_. Cll•••t2112. pot1 HMW~• .... The .__,_ bUslneu peoer of ...... a.a.. rwMi&NdtD.._._ tlon, PUbUshM in tbi1 ._.on ... 6. ltS7"" the c:GUNy 11t IMll once• week '°'...,, COi..,... .... prlOr to tM def ol Mkl • ~fi. 611 l 6118 0326 nthl ... Ill MHI• llW IT&ll! llFR The ...... ~ls ctof,. ~ -= T£AM FAAMtNG 00 .• 9431 Motili- aN Dr, H.B.. CA 92646. James c. Wilton. 9'31 Moliliana Dr, H.8., CA 92646. This buslnn• Is con· ducted by ... indMdu91. The realstrant com· n.e.ad k> hnMc:t busi· ness undet' IM fectitlous ~ Mme OI nlm8I listed lbcM on S-22-87. Isl...,.,. C. Welran This stlltement .. fitld .;th the Councy a.ti al ~~onM.y22. 1987 .. File No. f344661 5128 614 6111 6118 0331 FlCiliiOUI ..... MmlTATDmlT The foltowini petlOf'I is doi~ business as: V1CT(). RIA VILLAGE INCOME FUND, 2222 M#tin S1reet. Suite 260,-,tMne. CA 92715. Stephen M. lamucen. 815 Ceiblt sn.t. Newport Beach, CA 92715, This business is con- ducted by a limited pattner· ship. The reeistrant com· menced to transact busi- ness undet the fictitious business name « names lrsted abcwe on NJ A. I sl Stephen M. bmucen This ~ was filed with the Cou~ Clerk of Oranee County on May 22. 1987 File No. F344664 ) j '\ 512s 61• 6111 6t18 L l·lJOll PUM.IC NOTICE ncnnous •••• NW STATIMUft The fottowi"C persons are dod'la bu$iness as: THE SAN CLEMENTE fl.ORtSl, 143 Ave.delW..SanC~. CA92672. The fictitious business name referred to abow was filed on 10·2·82 in the Cou~ ol Or.,. Qricinal riie No. n 99423. Chafies Newman. 2408 C•lle Majorca, San Cle- mente, CA 92672. Sandra Newman. 2408 Calle MajMca, San Cle· mente, CA 92672. Lorraine Newman, 2408 Calle Majorca, San Cle- mente. CA 92672. EJlen P. Newman, 600 Hidat&o. San Clemente. CA 92672. This business is con· ducted by• limited pertrw- shtp. I sl Charles Newmen, San- dra Newman. LOITaine New· man This statement ns filed with the County CJetk of Or-.. COUf'lly • ..., .. 1917. 5121614 6/116111 0346 nc111 .. • 1111• MM1amznn Thi ........ .. doln1 bua&Mn as; ST. JAMES Pl.ACE INVEST· M(N1'S. l TD .. 2222 Mlftift sn.t. Suilll 260, IMM. CA 92715. ....,.. M.z..m..c..a General ""'*· 815 c... Slrell. ~Is :~ e.ct.. CA 92660. 81aH Zamucen, • General Partnet. 215'2 ....,_.., Million Yisio, CA 92692.. This business 11 con-dudild by • ..,..,.. ..,.. ...... The r .. istranta com· m.w;ed k> trllact busl· neu under the ftetitiaus busiMu ..... « nemel JiA&dlbcJWonNIA. Isl~ flt. l.amucen This ...,.,,.,. -Med ...,.. the ~ a.1c ol ar.,.. ~on M8y 22. 1987. f'tle No. F34465S S/28 61 • 6111 6118 0340 l..ulll ITATDmff Of Wlf. DOt llllNT °' .. .,AC-nnous •• ._.. The foltowin1 per'SOfts t'"9 ....... the UIS al the flctttlous business name: KENNEDY HAtR· PORT, 16478 8olsa CtMQ Roed, Huntintton 8Mch, CA92649. The fictitious business name 1efetred to abo¥e wn filed on 12·1·82 in the County at Qrarwt. Oriainat Fi1e No. f'203302. Dorothy Edlin {Kennedy), 16616 Alaonquin StrMt. Huntintton Beach, CA 92649. This business wn con- ducted by an individual. Isl OonXtiy E<lefn 6/11 61186/25 712 ()00 ll~ ......CNOl'ICI FlCllllOUI WIUI UMllTA1WT The~ .. penons.,.. dol'n1 business as: (A) AMERICAN SIGNATURE GRAPHICS, (8) FRVL & SMITH, 148·150 Baker s.r.t. Com Mesa. Catifor· nia. ASG Acquisition Corp., a Oelaw1re corp., Mar 4. 1987, 40 West 40th Street. NewYc:rt. New Yen 10018. This business is con· ducted by. corporation Isl ASG Acquisition Corp.; Terry T ftis. fnisiderc, This mtlimet .... filed wtth the County CJstt ot Or.,.. County on June 5, 1987. Fi• No. F345836 6/116/186/25 712 0411 •••r111a••• HAS Ml.I a-••UI' ll&M , .......... . mromc T.D. BWa OOUMNY • .., _..._, TRllMe ........ &zit •• dwlibld ..... ol Wit Will SEU. AT W AUCTION 10 THE HIGHUT aoo€R FOR ~,.. ....... "'** ............... lheUnlld ...... ,....,., .. • ........ 111 • .... cNdrl ..... , In cw Codi ledlolt 2tMtl ,,_, ,... in ..... ~-..t..~ ............... CDl,.._to ---• ......... DledofTnllt inhpr~ ·---~ TMJllOR MME AL.. MMSTROHG WMFtlWft': 9HELDON TtMtUN ... d!lllJA/"17. l-•Nlr. No..86-219S31 ol<>McW ........ In ... dice°' the Alcoldlt ol ar.,.. COUnty: ........ of Wit delcrtbel the -..ie . A '1111tdd 111111.e in end to tat 3 of Tr.a No. 48192 lnttllQ:,dNt SJdit 8-:ta. •.._.one m11P NCCJ1ded inbooll llO • .-24. 2S mnd 26ol ~ ..... ........ ol Onlwt ~. c .. ifanlil. YOU M£ IN DUAULT UNDO A OE£D Of TRUST •OATtD 5/13186. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PftOPERTY, IT MAY 8( SOt.D AT A PU8UC SALE. IF YOU NEtD AN EXPt.ANATION Of THE NATUll£ Of TH£ PROC££DING AGAIST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 2'52 8111 M s.r.t. Ne ~Buch, CA 92660 "(tf • ..,..9ddfworc:ommon~ ol property i$ ~ ..... no WMWiity is lfwn es to its compMle- nell 0( COitectneA)." The ~ undw aid Deed of TN&t. br wi of a breech or.._. In ttw oblilltiotas Mand thlf9by, t.eieUoee eecut8d end deliww9d to the ~ a writt8n DeclarM;on ol CW.Ult and Den• ICI lot Siie, end written notice of defautt and of ~ ID C8&* the undersil'*I ID sell said property to utidJ uid obliptiotas, and ttwel:ft« the undenilned calMd Mid notice of default and of election to be r9CIOfded Jarwy 28, 1987 as Instr. No. 87-049823 of Official R8cloids in the officie of the Recof der of <>ranee County; Said Sate will be made, but without covenant °' ~. expreu « implied, reaardinc title po5WSion, °' encumbtances. to pay the remaininc principal sum of the nole(s) secured by said deed of Trust. with interest as In said noee PtcMded. advances. it eny, under the terms of said Deed of Trust. fees, ctwps and expenses of the T ruse.a end of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust Said sale wilt be hefd on: July 2. 1987. 8t 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the buildinc locat.d M 601 South Lewis Street. Oran&e, California 92668 At the time of the initial pubhcatKJn of this notice, the total lmOUnt of the unpaid balance of the obliption secured by the above described deed of trust and estimated costs. expenses, and .cfvanc::ies is $24,269.30 tt ;s possible that .t the time of saile the oe>eninc bid may be less than the UOI indebtedness due. tf available. the apected open1nc bid may be obtained by cattins the followins telephone numbers on the day befor9the sale: (714) ~7 or (213) 627-466 18891 Date; June 4, 1987 T 0. SERVtCE COMPANY as said Trustee, By Cindy Stidham, Assistant Secretary, 601 South Lewis St., en.we. CA 92668. (714) ~ 700 61116/186/25 0401 nm tH•..._ Ill I I•••& hi ...... .. The ................ . .... , ........... °' u.. flctitJoul bUllnesa MMe: •TTU WATUt LAU PIOPDTIU. 611 AM!lt ........... ,10, COIU ...... c.ufornla ... The flctidout business .......... .., ...... filed. Mlrdl 21. 1914 ln the~ al en.a. Oril-if'llll ,.. ... No. F241551. Jeffrey s. Ala.n. 2204 GIMO.iew Avenue, Men· hden Bach, C.lifomia 902tS6. Dlr"9t N. Blln. 638 HM- tey Aw, Las Al .... ~ Calibnia 90CM9. Mictmll O. Betti. 19064 WeHs Dme, Tenana, Cali· fomta9U56. Edmond M. Connor, 31301 Via Cuartel, San JuM ~ .. ..,, Califamia 92675. John F. Devis, 538 Miner Road, Orinda, California 94563. Ronald J . Defelice. 25482 Bootstrap Place, La1una Hills, California 92653. Audie L Ensleman. 320 Pacific Street, Unit 5, Santa Monica, Celibnil 90405. Richard A. Fink, 648 Ocampo Driw, Pacifte Pal· isades, c.tifom~ 90272. Paul flttins. 2758 filbet1 Street. San FrMCisco, Cali· fomia 94123. G. llowden Fraser. 1155 Afton Street, Pasadena, California 91103. Joseph Gabli, 256 South Palm Drive, Beverty Hills, California 90212. L Andrew Gifford, 136 South Citrus Avenue, Los Anples, California 90036. David J . Grant, 6233 Deerfield Avenue. San Gabriel, Califom~ 91 n5 Terry 0 . Kelly, 15498 Hamner Drive. Los Anaetes. Californ~ 90024. 8emNd Kolber, 11508 Oona Cecelia Drive. Los Anle'es. ~ 91604. Martin H. Kresse. 19 OCiw sa,. l.Mksc>ur. CaliforNa 94939. Edwin N. Lowe, 25960 Eltlada Drive, Los Altos, c.libnia 94022.. Din R. Marshalt, 18372 s.r.., Awnu1i1. Vtfta Pant. Clib:lla 92667. MichMI A. McAndrews. 1209 v..., Driwe. Glen· cWe. Clilomia g l.207. OmUe W. McC1rroU, 1019 Duncan Awnue. Man- hattan Buch, California 90266. Aaron M. Peck. 706 Thayer Avenue. Los ~ Califamia 90024. Mtct.I Rosier. 950 Glen Oll&s Bou'ewatd, Pasadena. California 91105. Mertin s. Schwwtz. 508 ~Maple DrM. ~ Hill. Clllilornie 90210. I. Bruce Sc*Mr. 3122 Haddincton Drift, Los ~·u, c1rbnia 9006t. 0.... H. Wellick. 4676 Alonzo Avenue, Encino, CMifao• 91316. Allilnie YOlhidl, 9l9A 2Sa\ Shet. NW, Washinstof'I, O.C.20037. TNa ......__con- dudld by a ....... Plft· Mnhip. --ADrmd J. cw-.. This ti 1 .... -filed wittlthe~Clertlol oir.wt County an M.y Z7. 1917. 6/116/186125 7/2 0414 1.-al "*ICMmCI ncnnous ..,....us ..... mmmn The taAorefillll pet DIS .. daltw bulir.a a: BW\.P, c/o McKenna. Conn. & eun.o. 611 N*1tt BMI. 9th ~. r... Mera. CA 92626.. Jeffrey s. AJ*'. 2204 Gt'Mdwiew Awnue, Man- hau.n leech, California ~ o..e N. Bllin. 638 Han- ley ~ Loi Anl*s. ~90CMt. ~0.8d.1906.t w.Mt OrNe, T~ Cafi. ....... 91356. Edmond M. Connor, 31301 Via Cu•rtel, San JuMc.M»ia.io.~ 92675 Jahn F. 0... Sl8 Miner Roed. Orinda, California 94561 hrnald J. o.Fellce. 25482 9oatstTaO Ptec.9. ~ Hilla. C.Hfomia Ald9 L Ei •1 PIW'-J20 flllCMc ..... UNtS. s.a ...... C1m ••tcMCl5. ltfcMrd A. Flnk. "' cc.. ..... ~ ....... ...._.C•••••an. ........... 2'191~ ...... ... frwiteco. Cll-.... ,.121 G. I......, ,....,, 1155 Afton StnMit, h11dena, c.em•t11oa. ..... cw.I. S SMtt ,..,DrN&, ......... c.lllar• 90212. L Mdrw. ONllird_ 136 South '*"'-Aillinue. Loi ~ c.atow·• 90036 . ~ J. GtM. 6233 Oeerfi9ld Avenue, Sen Glbriet. c.lib • 91 ns. Terry 0. Kelly, 15498 .....,,., DfM. Los ArwMes. c.lffor'nia goc)24. 8emwd ""*-· 11508 Dona Cecelie Drive, Los ~Cali~ 91604. Maltin H. ew-.190tiwe Shel. ....... California 94939. EdWtn N. Lowe, 25960 Estaclda DrNe, Loi Ab, Calib:a 94022. Ellen fl ......... 18372 Senano Awnue, Ville Park, c.libnia 92667. Michael A. Mc:AndnJws, 1209 Vtsc:ano DrM. Glen- dale, California 91207. Orville W. Mc:Carroll, 1019 DunanAIMnue, Man· hattan Beach, Cafifomi1 90266. Aaron M. Peck, 706 Thayer Avenue, Los Aneeles. c.litomia 90024. Michael Roster, 950 Glen Oaks Boulevard, Pasadena, California 91105. Martin S. Schw.-tz. 508 North Maple °""' 8ewwty Hills, California 90210. I. Bruce Speiser, 3122 Haddington Drive, Los Aneeles. California 90064. Daniel H. Willick. 4676 Alonzo Avenue, Encino, Califom~ 91316. Renie Yoshida, 939A 25th Street, NW, Washington, D.C.20037. This business is con· ducted by a pneral Pitt· nership. The re11strants com· met ICed to transact bu$i. ness under the ftetitious business name listed 1bowe on April 23, 1987. I sl RonMd J. Defelice This stMement was filed with the County CleR of <>ranee County an May 27. 1987. f" ... No. F345030 6/11 6/18 61~ 712 0416 "*.ICNOTICE ACllllOUS eu11 EU MAMESTA'111mf1 The~ petSOltSate doins business n.: SUN· RIDGE PARTNr.RS, 1100 ~ Sbeet. Su"8 B. Irvine, CA92714. Robert J. Cristiano, 1100 ....., Sb-. Suitle a. ltWle, CA92714. James E. Lason. 1100 Main Sb-. Suite a. an... CA92714. John M. Meindl, 1957 Vista Caudal, Newport a.ch, CA 92660. This business is con· duaed bf a eaneral J*t· fW'Ship. Isl John M. Meindl The re1istrants oom- me; iced tD tr...a busi- ness under the fictitious busineu ..... limd ...... an 3/'l5/87. This stlillll••lt -filed wllh the c.ounty a.ti ol Or.wt County an Jw'9 & 1987. File No. F3'5909 6/116/186125 7/2 0404 "*.IC•TICl fCiii ... • II Ell ..._ITAQ Ai The fcA:wit• .,.. ..... dai"I bulir'9a es: SUN· AtOGE ASSOCIAT£S. 1100 ...... s.r.t_ S.. B. IMne. CA92714. Sunridet ~ 1100 a.in Street S.-. 8 , Irvine, CA92714. Costa Reconstruction, Inc., a Calitom&a COi '°• Uon. 2380 Camino Vida Aable. ~A. Car1sbld. CA 92008. This business is con- dudld bf a jcWC ......... Isl $unricf9I ~ 8y. John M. Meindl, &9ftl. ...,..., The recistrants COM• ,,..ad .., nnsact buli- nns under the fictitious bus.i....s Mn'lla ,....., ....,.. onl/25/87. 6/11 6/18 6/25 712 OG l.lmJ w~ fCiihuUI• 11 • _.nan n n.. ~ .. .,.,.., ii doil'I ~ ea: HEAD TOTOE..119'~,._ C... Hi..,_,, lacMN ~CA911Ml. W.-~321 lMtclpur, eon.. dlill .... CA9a25. Thi1 bulineu Is con- ductlld bt an inchidull. The reciltrant com- menced .., tr.Utt buli- neu undet" the fictitious ~ Mme 01 nwn. list9d ebowe on June 5 • 1W7 . lsll(,d~ This ~ -filed with the County a.n of Qr._ County on May 18, 1987. file No. F344097 5128 6/4 6/11 6118 0346 FlCllllOUI ...... llWITATWT The ...... PlililOl'I .. doinc busif'8K as: ZENITH INVESTMENT GROUP, 3737 Birch Street. Third Floor, Newpovt Beach, c.li· fomil 92660. Rodney F. Emery, 2616 Cove Street. Corona del Mar. California 92625. Be,rtram l . Ryan. # l North Hampton Court, New- port Beach, C•liforni1 92660. Donald R. Clem, 2309 22nd Street. Newport Beach, Califom~ 92660. This business is con· ducted by a eeneral part· nership. The re11strants com· mencted to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on May4, 1987. I sl Rodney F. Emery This mtement was filed with the County c~ of <>ranee County on May 21. 1987. File No. F3"663 5128 6/4 6/11 6/18 0334 1·33010 PUMJC NOT1C£ FlCTIT10US 8USINESS NAME STATDIENT The tollowinc persons are doing buStness as: SIMPLY DELICIOUS CAFE. 23521 Paseo De Valenoa, Laauna Hills, CA 92653 Harvey Meltzer. 3380 Paseo Hakon. San Cle- mente. CA 92672. Theim• Meltzer. 3380 Paseo Hakon, San Cle· mente, CA 92672 Buslness first transacted under this business name on June 1987 This business is con- ducted t.y husboand and wife. I sl Harvey Menzer This ~It was filed with the County ~ of Or.,.. County an May 21 . 1987. file No. FJ.4.4530 5/28 6/4 6111 6/ 18 0344 ncnnous •• m IUMl ITAlpEllT The '°"°"""' petSC)f s are doin1 business as: CPA INVESTMENTS IX, 2222 Martin Str.t. Su1te 260, Irvine. CA 92715. S&ephen M. bmucen, a General P.rtrw. 815 Ceibe Street. .._pert Beach, CA 92660. Blase bmucen, a Generel Partner, 28M2 Mun.a, Miuion Viejo. CA 92692. This business is con- dudled bf a eaneral Plft· IW'5hip. The reaistrants eom· "9ad .., lrat'5ad bust- ness under the fictitious bulinea ._.. or IWNS rm.ct*-on NIA. Isl Slitptee M.. z.mucen This., 1 ·-· -fillild with the eour., a.tl of U-... eounty on .,,_ 22. 1987. file Ho. fl44658 5/28 6/4 6/116118 Ol37 "'33112 WllOTICI ACllllOUI ... Ell _..ITATmDIT The talowie ......... ~ buMness n: ALPHA CARE. LTD.. 2594.2 Nell• Gall Road, lAauna Hills. c.kbnia 926153.. Alpha~ Center. Inc., a California corp • 22162 AspM ~ Su-. 207, El Toro. CaJifomaa 92630. OJ. a.rt!.•~ corp.. 22762 AIJ*' sn.t. S.. 207, El Taro. Cleifor· n .. 9263Q. 'S, This business is con· dudlld bJ a timitlld Plili1I•· ship.. /s/~~Cen \llf'; ~a Lanon. ~- idlilnl This ..... , •• -tied witb the OounCJ a.ti ol Or-. County on .._ 14, 1917. Fie ... F34.m2 11111:1. nuam'I MU 11' ..._ llOl un1a DUD• TMMT .._ ....... YOU Ml IN DUAUlT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST MTED OCT080 7, 1982. UNLESS YOU TA.t(f ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPER'IY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBUC SALE. If YOU NEID AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PAOCEEDIHGS AGAINST 't'OU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Notice Is --~ "* s.,..., ~ Company, • Californi1 Corpotation •s t:rustw. or WCC•D b'ultlile, or substituted trustee PN$Ulft '° the Deed of TNlt euc.~ bf CAROL SUE BERRY, AN UNMARRIED WOMAN and Recardlild OCT 25, 1982 in Book N/ A Pa9t N/A Instrument Ho. 82-373673 of OMc:W Recards in the officie of the ~ A9cardet of OMHGE County, California, and putsuanl to the Natice of OllllUlt and E.lection .., Sell tt.aander t9COf'ded JUNE a. 1913 in Book NI A Pa8I N/A t~ No. 83-242696 of said Official Recants, will Sell on JUNE 26, 1987 Ill 9;45 AM at THE MAIN (NORTH) EHTRANCE TO TKE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC CENTER WEST, ~A ANA. CA.. Ill public euc:tion, ID the hWmt bidder tar c:ast'I ~ M the time fo sale in lawful money of the Un"8d States). aH ""1l. We, and interest, C01•"8Jlld to and now hekf bf it under said deed in the praperty situall8d in said County and State and described•~ A LEASE.HOLD ESTATE IN AND TO: PARCEL 1: lot 3 of Trad No. 6461. in ttw City of Ne9tport e.ch, es shown an a map •llCIOfded in Book 242. Palls 23 to 25 inclusive of M$c:el!Meaus Maps, teCOtds of Orw,.. County, State of California. PARCEt 2: An appurtenant non-ecclusive easement for insess and ecress throuch lot 39 ot T rac1 Number 6468. n shown an a map reoC>lded in Book 242. Paees 23 ID 25 indusM! of Misceltaneous ~ records of <>ranee Cclunty. Catifomia, tacett• with easements for support and sellli9ment where said Parcel 1 adfoins lot 39 of Slid Trad and toeether with easements for ~ °' ovemancs. where such eaYeS are c:onstructed '" accordance with applicable muniopal ordinances and an appurtenant, nan-t!XduSNe rilht to use the facilities located an said lat 39. Property addless rs purportedly known as: 2424 VISTA HOGAR. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 The tot.al amount of the unpaid ballnce of the obltption secured by the property to be sold and rusonat>te estimated costs.~ and adllwiOeS at the time of the tmtal pubficltion of the Notice of Sate is $205,503 99 In addition '° cash, the Trustee wifl accept certified checks, cashiet's c:hedls, checks drawn by a SUte °' Federal Credit Union °' Savincs As$oaation, °' Swines Bink. a&Jthorized to do business in this State. AJI checks must be cumnty d.ted. In the~ tendef other than cash is accepllled, the Trustee may Withhold the issuance of the Trustlle's Deed until funds become ~i~ to the~ or ewbsee as a matter of rctit. Said sale wiU be made. but without CXHeMnt 0t warranty,.,.._ or tmphed repn:linc titie. posHSSion Oil encumbral atS. ID satisfy the indebtedness 5eCUted bf said o.:t, induditw the fee and Gl*ase of the tNttBe ~ of the trusts created by Atd deed, adwnces thereunder, wilti .. ,..est as pt'OV9ded ttwe.n. and the unp9id pri"°'* of ttw "* seand bf uid c'-1 with interest thlilf90Jt as provided in Slid Noee. o.ted: MAY 15. 1987 Ser:atio ~ICll Compa.ry, 1001 Commece DrM. hwincWe., C1ffao1jia 91706, (818) 814-1200. as such Trusi. By /s/ NORMA MIUAN MADISON, ASST VICE PMS-- IDENT 6/4 6111 6118 0366 T052805 .a'1'1CE "'TRUSl"EF9 SA&.E T. S. ND. SW! t5 Cl5ll-C YOU ~ .. DEFAUlT lHlER A DEED Off TRUST Ot\TED DECB&A 15, 1171. lH.ESS YOU TAKE ACTQil TO PROTECT VOUA PROPERTY. IT ~y BE SOlD AT A Pl.a.IC SALE. F YOU NEED AN EXPUNAT10N OF 1HE NATIJAE Olf THE PAOC&OWG AGAINST YOU, ¥0U SHOU..O COfTACT A LAW"IER. T1COA Tin.E ~ COW'Ntf Olf CALR:R1M. a.,_ ....... bue" TITLE INSURANCE N«J TAUSrcaawtr. 0\ :M' 7, 1117, • ea> A..M... TIOOA Tm.E IS IWCE C01t1NMY OF CALE0ANtA. a m ....... 11, ....... 11TlE lal'W«:E NE TRJST CO*NI'/, • .-, lll•ll_. T..-under Ind ...... D Deed d TNll f¥I ._ Mllf 17. 1111. • '-t. ND. 25122 In baak 131 .. = ,. "'a.ill Acm• In .... of .. c:::icu. Rea..:• elO.. CculW, C••• .... WU SEU AT PUllJC AUC'l1Clt 10 teGHEST BllDEA ~ CASH OA CASHIER'S OtEQC OA OTHER l6m'UT10HAL aEaCS MXS'T-.E TO n£ lRJSTE£ 0-. 'D's • ... "' .. -.....,.....,of .. U'lllcd S-) ... ~ ..... di ... OdO...Qu-.y~ ........... -.... of ...... Ana ... ....,. ~ .... ....._s...-...ca .. rWW. .. • ..._._, .............. a,.undcr..Wo.dd TMI lft .. >••• * I In .... o.nr _,.. S.. 1sn•••• Lal1t flT_,-.--.Qrfllft ;6"8w:t\. •,_ ,..,., *' ...... 1SZ.P..-, •• ,. ~d n a n W ........... al .. ecu._ Ala&adei d ..... a..-c:i.u:.r. Trw11t:._1 .... &.A l1a ..... Elcn~ The ... ttt-...... a . Cl ti la'6!11a .. I ... fll .. Niii pope:. 0 I I J f .... II pupal'lid D blc 1915 l._illiid Awnui, fh $I I 8etid\, Ca 00000.. The w ..... ild T,,_ .. tit:•_,......_ tar lf't ND,_111 ol ..... a•' WWW ft Oltw CDllWIOI 1 ... .. .. .......... """""- Slid ..................... COMWC Of--.. . _,._ Gr ......._ ~ .... pcu1111'c a. 0t ~ ...... ..,.e.ltDdfte"*(a) MCUf9ll ltr .... DIM fll T,_ 1H111: '217.71SM ..__ ~ • prautltf In llililt ~. ----. I_.,, ...-., .. """' "' --Died al T.-. ..... 0. ...... ••111111 of .. Taw ... al .. -cr..-d., lllid Deed fllTML Acolw' ~----111 atwwcw. I ~,'Wllh» 11 Nl ........ Dlila: • . The .......... , unicr ,_... Olel f/11 TNll .__... I !IC .... R MM9d • N ......... a Witlcn 0..-' I I fll Ollt!Ull • OifMnd tar W., W 8 ...., ..... of ~and Bcdlolt D S9I. The ........ __.., .......... fll OMMI ... a..:1 D Sell D be ,. ._ ..... Clmlflr.._. ............... ID: ad 11COR TnlE I• NICE CO.Nit OF CALFONM. • .... .. .. ~ T1llE NSUfWCE AND TRUST 00/llP#t'I, • .W T..-. Ir: Terry en.-. T,__.,_. ...... n.; .. 'hai•• CW;:ut f/11 c •: , ... 1711 .... G:ai'9 -..,. A ... C R "" 91110 -. T_, &..fl11t97-1m 0.: .:u. .. 1111 .u.11.11.a.1• 5.128 6/4 61 U 6/18 0158 • " ,,.....,~ 0'17 • - Nm• Jllll a •1Mmt•HAlflh .... .... w.ra nc111 .. •2111m ... namnllT n.--.. pmlOllll.,. doinc bus1neu es: THE PACIFIC FUNDS MANAGE· MENT COMPANY. A CALI- FORNIA LIMITED PART- NERSHIP. 840 Newport Center Drive. Newport Bellch, CA 92660. PKffic hMstn*1t Maft.. 181 ment Colnp9ny, a Cali- fornia corporation. 840 Newport c.. Drive. ..... port a.ch. CA 92660. This business is con· duded by a limited pertner. ship. The re1istrant com- metad '° transact busi· ,_ under the fictitious busif*'5 name or names listed above on May l, 1987. Isl Pacific Investment Mal erment William F. P\:dich This stMement was filed with the County a.wt of Oranee County on June 9. 1987. File No. F346086 6/18 6/25 7/2 719 0447 l.33JM PUeLIC NOTIC( ncttt?OUS•.,.. NWSTAn.Jfl The followins penons are doing business as: PIMCO PARTNERS, 840 Newport Center Drive. Newport .._.CA.._ Chrit '· DI..,.._ 840 NuportC..Drt.. ..... port 8lech, CA IMeO. . Williem H. Glou. 840 ....... o....on.. ..... port 8lech. CA t2MO. O..n S. lllleitin& 840 Nftport °"*' DrM, ..... port 8Md\ CA t2MO. James F. Muuy. 840 NftportC....DrM. New- port 8Mc:lt. CA..,_ Wilfimn F. P9clich. 840 Nftport rAnW DrMt. ..... port 8Md\ CA 92KO. This bus1MU Is con- dudld by ...... ..,.. ship. The recistrMt com- m..::at to nwt bwi- ness under tM fictitious ~ ,_ or ._.._ listed above on May l, l987. Isl Wllilfn F. PUdlictt This 11£3 ...... -filed with the eoa.., CWk ol Or-.. County on June 9, 1987. f"de No. F346087 6/ 18 6/25 7 /2 7 /9 0448 l..SUU f10MMT1Nil9C1~ Of ...... ICATION FoaCIUll• • OllB· Sl9 Of ALCDltOI PC mv. DMEUCllm To Whom tt -Concern: HUNT. Olp & Randall C. is (a~e) appfyin1 to the Department of Alcoholic Beverace Control to sell alcoholic ~at 210 ....... ~Dr ...... part a.ct\ CA 92llO. wlh •41• On s. -• Wine (Pub [lit Pf) Nclllle(I). 6/18 0449 11tll -==~ T.a. ... ,.1n1t;eea '-.. W>ll AM • .. AULT Ulf. WR 1HI mlD CW TRUST DATED 11112'114, '*LESS W>ll TM& ACTION to PRO-~ 'f'OUll ~llnY " MAY • 80LD AT A PUia.iC SM.I! • W>ll _.., All EX· ~LAMATIO• OP THE lillAlUM cw 1HI PMM:UO. 9IG AGAlleST YOU YOU SHOULD COllT ACT A LAWW.ll. 0. ~. """' , .. ,.,. .. , ........... ,...,.. ...._.,... '-'111ci. ...... c.....i.; ...... ........... ,...... ..... .... ,... '-' II C'allt GI ... ..._.y,___., • ~-· ........ d 1111W. -...-::s I 1 -...e, -PPI ~ W ... •crrdliod 11124194. • OIO! TIAI ..... J .... . h8ll ...... Ot9cW ... c:Gtda ot Of .... C..•ty, CA.. ....... ...-c--.. tote. ....... ....,.., ~ .. u.iied s..... Dllil9ra. ...................... to die C...ty CowflMILIH, 100 awe c-.. 0r w.u 1a - IM C.11 of StAlt Au, Or .... ~. CA., .. rialM. ............... ce::z:''° ... ....... ..,11 ... ............. , ...... r~ ....., ............. u. .. Blad I ot StNhoet Co6olty Trtcl, lit IM City ot Newport Betctt. C:O-ty ot OrMge. s. ... ot C.kwait, -.,.. Map recorded ift Bootl 7 Pee• zs. Ml1c1ll1•10111 Mtips. .. re. OUict ot ttlt Couaty Recorder of u ld 1-: ........... .... ~-,, ... ... ........ J ..... ..... ••• llTA.al ...... ...... ..."91. ... .•. c· ... . ............ .... ... ·--.. ... ....-.. ............. . ...... , ....... ..... ... .. ...... _.. fiW H• el ............. ........... ........ =---[ '')' r' , ...... ....... , ... .., ...... ........................ ... ...... [ ....... ...._ ..... T ...... n. •u• ,. "wy ................... ..... ....... -.. ... T.._..•D' I .. .. '-" ..... ~ .... . ..................... ..................... ~ ............. CIOl9d -..-.1 -... --· 91.11 ... ± ..... ........ cmc:itl II I *- 11111 ......... t IW :ii.·[~ .1:• = ...... -.1aPo. .. ...a.C: =.--..=:= ... ==~LOA•~ 90CIA1IOll,. c.,. ...... •Tr ...... ~:~-It. Clwl• J' , Tw ~tlae C • 1 -~a...: ... , "''· 1125, 7/1 0434 09DTOIHOW ca.m .. CHAWOflUME (Andy) Alwtt'f1# EMn Gal- lup has filed a petition in this court for an order alkJw.. Ina petitioner to chanae his/her 'name from (Andy) Andrew Ervin Gallup to CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACIOU DOWN l. ·~ .. 39. Oipt iot0 a drink, I. ObsU\laion n . Pulh 6. Std uab 2. Conuaoceon H . Uednpouod 10. eo..r..nt datrt ~.anal }. f; ..... clnio 1•. G;rl'1 naaw •1. Bora 4. Oeaatq doch 36. M&Je aaW U . Seour cord •2. Unicn clo.lr '· Plart.ou~ 39. Ara-rs 16. Lop.I 43. Silttt 6 . Hamper 40. fJMMed 17. Prcwnb 44. Dradlullr 7. fnorablc ~2. Sir uicb 18. FaU ~r 46. Maa1nnD1 8. Lblr 0 . Prot9C* 20. Vtrb f0tm 4'7. Cry ol ~ 9. Gathninp -&). ICaock 21 . Slan& f 0t 48. Embtacn 10. Nf\A1tr pronoun 46. Kiod ol roll U.Sn.Jor 49. CoUoquaaJism f0t 11 . Snart 4R. Gradr *sired 22. Lup oraaniud ,,;u 12. Heal 49. Proett1W. &ciel bod, ol IO&dicn ,2. n. btll l J. Par lCVtlrie>ft (Oftfiq 2•. Potottd H . fvss 19. Gr<Wu ,0. Thr, pulled. 26. Ha.Jr '6. Choppina •ool 2). Linnr measure cowrtd •aaoaa 27. Exp&o.;Jt char~ '7. Au~ 2'. Throup )I. ~i.n·. aickn.aaw 18. PowH out ,9. Aten ;oior 26. Swin,in1 awMion n . Sa bird 31 . u~slanarc 61 . Son ol Adam 2 7. Monultty H . Quali6td 3,. ot the moon 6}. Anw'1 pen inhabitanu ,.. Bud ol pace 36. num,. 64. Uora~I 28. Slope "· Had *bes 3 7. Ddiaise anide 6). u1 joie1 29. nick IOUp '"· Alto )8. Colloquialillll for 66. &al aalt .... 30. Go ia <io. Soued ma.It br ptttent-. 6 7. Suir f abtic 31. Swccc cwdc 32. Aruta 62. ,,__. ,.,.,, .•. ........ Ot1anlt. Rillt· RJlO. It .. ....,, Ofdlr9d ht ............. ,.dlftthe matter aforeukt appear .,.. this court In o.p.t. "*" No. 3 • 700 CMc c.w Ort. Welt. s.a Ana. Calitamie. on 6-29, 1917. llt2:30p.m .• andtt. andttwelhowc.use, if any ttwy .... ..., Mid petition fDr c:tw.-of ~ should not be ..... tt is further -o1-•-.ct-ht • ~ of this amended order tu show cau• be ........ in Ne•port Har· bor Enliln. • Mt·~ of ...... circutetion. pub- Hshed in thiscaur1'Y ..... once • Wllik fDr 4 consec· u3iwe .... priottothedlbt fA Mid ........ .. Dmd Mey 19, 1987 /&/,..,._LSmilh Judl9 ol the Superior Couft tf PltiticM1 has .,.,, Ned fDr minor. and one ...w. if liwq. does not join in COMMtins thentto, ordef should include provision ~ County Cten to mail notice of time and place of t.rins. not less than 10 days prior to the ~--~-such parent if his 1UJn1SS is specified in petition. 6/4 6/116/18 6/25 0361 Hallee " Daallt " AM>llWJ.MA .UA..J. '1118 and ol P9lt3ian '° Adminl1• EslMe No.A131226 To .. heirs. blnificiarilis. creditors and c:ontfnaent Ciedieora and pet"IOrll who may be othenri• lnter- eltld in the will or ..... of: Mtdttftw J. Pyb •• A..J. ~. A P1titior'1 has been filed by Attdtrft J. ~.Jr. in the Superior Court ol Or-. County requntln1 that Andrew J . Pyka, Jr. be appointed as personal repr 111 ltlltiw to admfnis. Wthe ..... ofthe-.. dent The petition requests authority to adriif ltl F the ..... Uftdlr the indepef ld- ent Administration of &IMMAd. The pMition ii set for hnrina et 1:45 p.m. in ~No.lofsakl c:oun. locMld • 700 CMc c.w OrM West. in the City of Sara Ana. Catifomia 92701onJuty8,1987. IF YOU OBJECT to the pant. ina of the petition, you should either IPP9W • the hearin1 and state your objections or file written ob;ections with the court before the hearirc. Your ap- File Your DBA By Mail! The Newport Ensign will send instruct- ions for filling out the form, then file it with the Orange County Clerk and pub- lish the ads for you on~e a week for four (4) consecutive weeks. ................................................... • • i If JOU would like a DBA ! ! form and instructions. : • • . : : NAME: : • • : ADDRESS· i • • ! CITY & STATE ! • • • : ZIP: : • • : PHONE: : • • '··~··· . . ...............•••.••••••••......••. ..: ' 883 ProdUCtion Place, Newport B•ch, CA 92663 Anintior-.: Becky For Further Information Plione 714 631-8120 .-I& I• THE NEWPORT EN8ION .... D MDCIW•I• Dasi. Cats •..•...••. 824 Housekeepinc Rooms 413 . CLASSIFIED INDEX M' D & IEIVICE Ainticaa* .•..•••...... 808 ~ ............ 8()6, l.Nestocl< ..•...•.. ' .... 825 Bitds ................ 826 REAL ESTATE Hotels ............... 416 Industrial . . . . . • .506 11 t\A.11 I te Property ...... 509 TllANSPOltTATION AKplanes ••..•••.••.• 900 Anteoue Classic Car ... 912 .\utos tor Sale ........ 910 Apptiance Wanted .•. 81J7 Auctions ............. 814 ANNOUNCDIENTS BUSINESS Acreaae .............. 511 Apts. Furnished ....... 407 Lake Shore Property 515 Lots for Sale ........•. 510 Mobile Homes .....•.. 917 Autos Wanted ...•.... 915 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Announcinl .......... 200 Investments .......... 828 Money to Loan •....... 605 Buikfinc Material ••••. 817 Business Equipment 818 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Mortgage & TO ....... 607 Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/For ...... 914 8eiluly Alda .......... 213 CMt of ThMks ....... 201 c.m...y l.Ots •.••••.• 201 Florilts ............... 207 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 100 Opportunities wtd ..... 7().4 FUMnl Directory ..•.. 205 f "'*81 SeMoes ...... 206 He9llh Aids .......... 214 Lepl Notices ......... 212 l.ridpl~ubs-etc. 209 EMPLOYMENT Nuneries ..... ,4 ....• 815 Last & Found ......... 210 Person.as ••.••.••.... 211 Aaencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .••...•... 307 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 Furniture ..•..•••....• 800 Furniture Wanted •.••• 805 Glntee Sales ......... 705 Jewelry .............. 812 Marine Suppiys ..••••. 906 ~Use. for Sate ......... 809 Misc. Wanted .•....••. 810 Musical Instrument ••• 811 Office Equipment ....• 827 Pets & Supplies ••••.•• 823 Sponins Equipment ••. 819 Btda. to be Moved .... 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches ..... 51 2 Garaaes for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/f urn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfum ............. 406 Motels .........•..... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xchg ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Boats •............... 905 Campers ............. 919 Foreign & Sports ...... 911 '-'opeds ..........•... 909 Motorcycles & Bi~ 908 Motor Homes ......... 916 Rooms for Rent ....... 41 O RESORT PROPERTY SERVICES For Sale .............. 4 h S Rental .............. 417 Schools .............. 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business Services. 417-R11Drt Raall MAUI/Kam_. Beach 2 bed. 2 bl condo. <>can view, fully fum & equip. Tennis/~ach . Brochure . 605-Mone, to l.oM 112 ..... ., WIDOW HAS MONEY FOR TRUST DEEOS- Sl0,000 Up! No Credit Chk. No penalty. C.. Dll 11• Ana c'nl11 &73-7J1L 1/2 carat ladies dia· mond . ~· $2850.~ pnce $1000 080. 213-598-0800. GREArBUY! Oldllnolll1 1981 Cutlass Supreme 8roulha!'l · T ~ OilLO CARE LICENSED. Pre-Schaal EnwilOI~ M-F 7-5:30. 15mo+ 549- 2870 ee.•1w1s.-.. Reliable. Reasonable R8Pllirs. New work & snWI jobs.. free est 199-,.. CLEANING UNLIMITED For excelela in house-~ pnMd~all SllPPie$ ~ -=-Trustworthy & ..,._ ta Cal today for esti- nwtes. ~3726 ... ~ H0usehold Reoatrs--Prufession.ati.nrw . paintinc. drywall, car-1975. GNe new i:': ~+men. Glly64S. ~.., (714) 552. CUlllFB INfOllllATIOM .., J. a.t 1 fllEE fGur ....... ~ .. tine. Clll ... a111I ... Ul-1120 ~ Uni. JOHN THE PLAST£RER- ~ 14 yrs. exp, local homeowner. lath, ...... stucco. Pilldlin& ~ ~ pai~na. Xlnt refs. 535-8311' -ctuiw" c.ibbeM 9/ 12 Celebntion·from $675; 10/4 Sona of America-from $856. 644-7348 The Ne•.-rt Eftllp/ c.... ......... u.. ~Ml-lllnAdtw er;, Ma..,. C111 Ul· Newport Buch-New furn. 2 bdr 2 bl, dbl Hilton Head Island Resort South Carolil .. 2 bedroom, 2 beth. Golf, tennis, 300 yards to beach. $475 weekly. 837-6314 wea•ics COlOUDOI TELLURIDE • rnqical rocky mtn ... tfcely furn COladoi mt to river. Sleeps 4. EJClraordinary views.. sunny view deck. short walk to town. Cable TV, jacuz,, etc. Outdoor activities. Reduced summer rlltes days or weeks. Call Bob 494-8553~ Laauna Ni1uel View Condo-us>craded 2 I bedroom. 2 blllh. c;.-. .. ~lmn-9~" fixed. S105,900. ~o. MONEY FOR RENT!! for aJl'f1 business !<*'I . star. tups. expan$OlS. con- struction. Women entre- preneurs in business 'l!lcorned! lHCR Asso-ciates. 514 w. Balboa !!'!~ Ste A, Balboa, Ya:>ol. Call p.m. 673- 2047 607-lloc .... mdTD ENJOY 14-15'6 RETURN onTOs. $10,000uptoSl d . Cll Dll 111" .... dllll 17J.731L Movin1-Must Sell. French Pn:Mnciat Cher- rywood formal livina room & din1·1'1 room suites; Traditianal Kine c~ bedroom $850, Country queen bedroona. $37S; Country ~=':k~ Contem~ry pastel 8l9-lpoltil11 f«l'lipmn Deluxe wooden PGrtM* pine-~ table. $250 new. Nice cond. Now m~ Mrs. Adams 905-... , ~·----~ ---~; 1 WEUCRAFT -OCENTLRV ri!ll ee' ~= COllditicwl $4299./otter.786-1475 Voles• • n l 9a> vw Rabbit. Diesel, new tires, new •l8ilte. still under warranty, loab/runs aooct. 494- 0424 Yoho 1931 NOOEl. A SflORT COUPE fuly 1esbed .U ~nal S9.SOO. 495-2 . 1970 OISSic ... cedes Benz 280S£. Fully re- sb'ed!! Re-built el .. le. New pM'lt. Perfect inle- rior I exterior. $6, 5001 offer. 831-8766 Even-qs_ ~a.ch. . IS 2 bedroom. 2~ view house. Fi~ new carpet, S1200/ month. 494-3059 Olde CdM~ PCH on fabulous . Dr CN«· look.i'I. ocan, bay & pd. modled 3 bed. 3 hi. exec home. 3 car pr. Poot. 2 fireot lease $2595. 759-9274. i!~~~ lmrmc. Condo. 2 bdrm, 2 ~ dbl ... pool, jac, tennis. Yrly rental, SlOOO/mo. 0Pen 8:30 to ?. Avail now 213-256- 5479 a.Rm ..mrflmlt condo •/bolt 5'ip & beautiful balyview. ~view from otJsawtiorldeck. Private community. pool, pr- 111!-Will COllSider trade or lease w/ootion to IJUf'· chase. Catr 673-3725 .... make offer 508-Housn for We ==(~ sat. ~atass aJffee table set B>O: ~ sofa bed. Wal trit. Bllr- m>Ols. Excen.it oondi- tion. 836-1374 Sofa, love s.t. chair and ottoman. Never used. Wllse1$195. 761· 9326 USEDSOATS LOWDTPRIC~ FULL SERVICE Al.I MON llilllU INC. 1961 Masserati Sebrq 2-door. Looks fPOd/runs llOOd: 8rW1t rM. bladt anterior. 53,000 miles. $19,000. See • 24792 • La Ptata Or., Laauna Ni&uef 01 caU 831-2058 abmooi lS/ eW!ll iii ICS .............. lllllllFuni -...... ~ ... .............. ... ..... .. ~·'IWI! ......... a..1-..... La11i1na Hills Condo, lake ForesVMoulton Pkwy. 2 bedroom. l blth, aaraae. washer/d_!Yer ~-up. $800. 582- 8470 Beautiful 5 bedroom ...... home Mission YMljo. F.mily din/ aftice. ~ v:"'i ~ ..... ~ ..... ....... · Sl.700 Plus s.ad,y. 77M785 Clipistlano Beech T CJWn>- house. W.ut to BMd\. 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, family & dinina room arus, fireplace, bal· I . '· Oven, ,.._, ~-2-car att-ached ..,..._ Sl.100 monthly plus security ..... (213) '31-1232 ~ ... ., 3 bed-~ ·L-. Sin Jum't ~ condo . Eick-' cowwed s-tio. Garaa. $800/ ... se. inc"*s Wiiler. 582· 3356 = Hiiis Condo • 2 "\.~ .... ~ ..-~m-view! a.n. ....... 3 bed· rmrn. 1 bid\ Sin Jum'a c.pistreno Condo. EliCmed COWied Plltio. ..,....1: S750 includes .... 582.3356 LAGUNA NIGUEL 3 Bed-room. 2 EWh. Den. fam- ily room. fireplace. Com- m&Jnity POOi pft. MUST SEE! $1 :250. 643-2365 evel~ CdM Halbor v... Hills rwe 2 story aripne w/oc:een v.w. 4 bed. 3 ba. Owner $540 000 P!inciples onty 760- 8719 Saddteback Mountain v ... Home . 11" Y'S old. Fieldsb• a.ac 3 bed- room, 2~ bllda. 9QUr1try kitchen, nur RMCtio Santa Marprita. ~,900. Owner 858- 514-0ut of State ...... MAUl·HANA. 2.8 Ktes w/runnina stre•m. 3 bed house & 1 bed house. aos. to airport and "-"-$235K. .'673- 4058 Unique Victorian fire- c:,,ace. Solid oak. La J181ed mirror i~ ~~75. Mens h 1tter Mink the ultimate and under· stalBd el pit ma sible iKAllt. Brand New! From NeinWl u.cus. " }QI kwe and ApprecilM a r-.. COllt it CMl be~ N~able! 499~00M Seieous Buyers Only. Pleese! ee.utiful ~ Mins J.cketk~ _ '!Xceptional Ollllt. Enno New! from ........,~ff you low and ~ a fine COllt it CMl be~ ~bfe! 499~ senous buyers only plnn' ' 111'N1IC81 lnll PIANO--SoHd walnut Baldmin ICMnet w/ mMichenc bench. In ~ cand. Only $1200. Mrs.. Mins 675-5893 112..Jeallsf Sllllr.. ~a a + .. ............. a.. .... (YW)MMllS 18 ft. Cobalt. l 46hrs.. All the mras. .-oond. 673-0293 . $14. 750 ............... -.. .. lllE ,.., 1 Ill c.I 631-8120 '49 Ford converti ble. Restored. w/cwerdrive. Modest .n to com- plete. New~ A real ~ for We OI will consider nde on recent Porsche 911 taraa. Tcm Teemer 832· 9700 (office). Lie. #733JZX 919-c.mp.. 1972 f i reball Travel Trails 8" x 31' TIP'C)Ut •rem $3.500. 493-174 ........... .... .. -••• llllrL lo eay on )Q' heart and ...., culling beck on toods tNd ... high in Ulunlted flll and chole•erol. The change'I do you good. ~1dcanllecxt ·~ocUion ~R;HTN;~ QAlff I <- • I 7 I ... •11' CD• 'i4 .... 0.,. .-c. i '1111 ..... .. -WeDBE ia DUH of 118-. a.t Ferauac>• did aot list which of bis diadl paid him more than SI0,000. Evans also mentioned that one of Ferguson9s own politiCal •Iii• GDP iruu. 1-.e P .. ... Pslll1ll Amo. C... t111 (ftllPAC) Md .... ..... .. ,. , II .,,..;. &o IJ7M'tollilN P•J· .. ........... ..,. ran• froll PllEEPAC ... niabunc..a for a statewide ....... effort. Evam mo uid that Ferp- IOD'I financa bave been tbor- ou1hly reviewed and there Why did KABC 7V feature Carmel Retirement Village on the Eyewitneaa News? They diBCOYered that Carmel Retirement Village practices a succeaaful approach to seniors maintaining healthier and richer lives. . ••s ,, ... ,._.diMll •• hJ&J IR llld -FF •••• •nu II I wldl ... Cllrt al die Ar1111ab llil pMt Weet. 1'I Pl'IC ._ recci¥ed Fer.; ••••llrllillls.,• •strr1• 8iil ilcmn lilt lftilwiDa it todlCils if ...... be fined, aid Swly MicWoh. FPPC spokes~ • a ·•mum rme could rua $2.000 ,., violation, Michioku sakL Olidals at Amel Develop- mcat co.p.ny did not return ..,,. .. ..,_calls Monday to dila n wlaat kind of wort Fer- IUIOB'I comultina firm did for theai. New~ Beach slow-growth KtiYiata John and Marauet Gardaer baft fa.led a complaint witll IM FPPC cbarging that · FerPDOD illeplly used ·cam- paip CODUibutiona and fdcd fme ad mjWadjq ltatemeDta. They .0 a0eae that Ferp- soa'I compaay was hited by ~ to help defeat slow- growth candidates in the 1986 Costa Me.a City Council elec-Canoel Retirenaent VDJace in.Fountain Valley is unique: . tion. PeCB are allowed! 'Catmel. W/Jite11uml Jltllar 17077 San Mateo Street Fountain Valley 714-962-6667. John Gardner rd'Uled to com- ment on tbe details of the coi. . plaint. . WJbe matter is quite serious and I doa't feel comfortable commmtiaa about i~" Gardner said. Senator Mariu ... ,uoa (R- N~rt Beach) baa recently been appointed to two new SeleCt Committe=s and a state autforce. · Tbe appointmentl by Senate Rules Committee-include the Select Committee on Border luuea, Drug Traffacting and Contraband; the Select Commit- tee OD Infant and Child Care and Development; and the California-Mexico Tut Force. The Select Committee on Border Issues and the Calif'ornia-Mexico Task FOl'CC are apeciaDy important to the Senator as they relate to the Rodheim ••• II 5 ,.,.,.... Everyone is. invited, call 8.56- SSSO for more information. •Then on Wednaday, June 24, the Balboa Bay Cub will honor Mr. Irrelevant with a Ball of Fame Banquet. It ii at this ea&eelDcd neat that Mr. Jdfu- son ii praented the infamous The Select Committee on Infant and Child Care and Dnelopment, Cbaited lij Sena- tor Rebecca Motpa (R-Menlo Park), will foam Oii --aucb u child care and ~ care. Senator Baaaon it the author of 'eaie'atiotl tbil ,.-(SB 1071) which would pro¥idc for prena- tal care for motben WllO ran just abort of qualifyiaa ....,..ii:ally for publicly ..-.ec1 care. Unnality Athletic Club'I Lows- man Trophy. Unfortunately, this event ia sold out. • Tlnmday, July 25, finds Mr . Irrelevant back down on the waacr-tbil time a 15da aad Bay for the Fifth Ammal S"pet' Star Competition. The a.amber's Marine Diviaion will bolt this my competition. You can enter a fi~mcmber team-or just come down to watda die Rama dleerkWll wl Mr. Irrelevant 10 ewer die &med W.O. Coi. petition hesi• at 11 a.a • Friday, SatUrday ud Sun- daJ, Paal Sal•• and ~ will wbitt Mr. Jndeqat around Califoraia. Wby'P It-. simple. -inelevant week mcam doiq somethina llice for someone f• ao l'alOD, • l&JI aD DOD)W flTI ..,UC.. ipat. Thanks Mr. Salata, we ... IDOft of Gil nay 4ayf Mo aic Ille, wine c aY JUDY DUFFY rmdina a standout in a crowd of luxurious homes can be a cbo~ when the neighborhood in question is Belcourt. This aate- auarcled community is "the" new address to hayc in Newport Beach. As a result, the homes that dot the quiet streets are spacious and the only amenities worth men- tioning arc those that were somehow forgotten. Even in company such as this, · I Chadbourne Court is a prop- erty worth special mention and attention. The home, this week's featured property, bas just become available. It is listed by Micki Cooper of Grubb ud Ellis at S 1,225,000 on fee land. This is a custom property in every sense of the word. From the plans to the*f mal landscaping details, no expense has been spared, no imaginative or decor- ative detail overlooked, to make this property a true expression of fine living at its best. The pink Mediterranean villa is impressive from the street. It occupies a comer lot, neither a plus nor a minus where traffic is minimal. In this case, the lot location serves to assure the home of a back yard that will accommodate the jewel of a swimming pool and spa which add to the excitement. POOL PERFECTION A paved terrace spam the distance f.rom house to pool with ample room for dining, dancing, conversation or sunbathing. The pool itself is lined with deep blue mosaic tilina and edged with Tivoli lights at the base of the coping. The effect by day or by night is outstandina when added to the wall which off en f oun- tains pouring water into the pool for aural interest. This is the stuff that lktur Homes and Gardou would lite you to believe exists in nay home. The front entrance is graced by specimen trees and a atone balustrade. Tile trims the drive- way and walkways and the entrance is paccd by elegant Ucbed bnelcd wl leaded .... windows. The mauive front doon aR solid Honduran ma- hopny and so adroitly huna that tbey move at the touch ot a fmaer. Tbc quality that carries throughout the home fincb its fant expreaion where pests will notice it im""'Aliately. The entry ball soars two stories and aives a Diet view of the dining room directly beyond. Italian marble that has been carefully inlaid in a lovely pat- tern is here, as well as in the dining room. The total of l,000 tbe tnditional Delipta are round eve(Y- wbei'e in the home. Tbe Caned alabaiter ICODCel that deCOrate the walls of the pubtie rooms of the home are delicate, yet appropriate to the ma11ive Mediterranean structure. The walls here me thick, the windows set deeply within to give a aeme of permanence and old world quality. A 24 karat Do~ Italian chandelier in the dinina room provides drama. Everywhere oae turns there ii an echo of the old, with the sparkle that only Even In company such as this, 1 Chadboume Court Is a pmperty worth special mention · and attention. • • This is a custom prop- erty in~ every sense of the w~rd •.• no imaglnatlve or decora- tive detail overlooked, to make this property a true expression of fine living at its best. square ft. of this luxurious floor treatment is typical of the lavish- ness of the home. CASA BLANCA FAN A formal living room is to the right. After stepping down into the room, one finds an imme- diate sense of intimacy and seclusion that is appealing. Coffered ceilinp with indirect lighting and a creamy carpet combine with the Cua Blanca fan (one of S throughout the house) for a warm, cozy look. The excellent planning that has gone into the home bu provided this room not only for p-acious entertainment, but for me by the people who own the home in their every day lives. The dinina room, with it's arched windows and doon on to the terrace beyond, echoes this feeling. Plantation sbutten provide con- trol of aunlipt, and a 1eme of comes with new. The home provides three bed- rooms plus a study. The study is downstain and holds won- derful built-in cherry shelving and cabinetry. The closet bas been preserved and the room could ICfVe u a bedroom once •pin, should tbe new oWnen choose. The prof e11ional telephone 1y1tem which the home bouts will be welcome should an executift who cbooeea to wort at home acquire tbe home. Cbeny wood and white tile arace the titcbcn. Desipect with serious coob in mind, there is no appliance or amenity wbicb bu been for1otten to mate kitchen chorea a breeze. Details that make tbe room a visual treat include a hand pounded copper hood that is designed to match the railed tiles at the bue of the NEW LISTING .U Tl TIE IUCI 1114- Btg lot Great cU8k>fTI family home. Luah gardens. Three bedroom8. 2 bethl. Hbrary anct loft. Located on one of Newpot1 I~ be9t ..,,..._ Children•• wing. A must'° .... M~ Rowe and Tony Shaw OCEAt~ FRONT /BAYFROtJ; lllllllMIY NJllU. .._ Of the beck t.y. mountains and city lights. Living.,.. haa 12 foot ceiling with lky lights and fireplace. Muter auite has flreplace. ovenlzed spa tub. two walk-in cloeell and Frend\ doors to the pool. Separation of muter auite and three bedrooms uaures maximum privacy. Gayte Amato ICEl•lllT W.. lllu. Smell the-. Mer the aurf. walk onto beautiful aandy be9ch from thia cu.aom quality home with fantastic ocean view of Cetalina. Extln9ive UM of wood, tile, brick & _,ned glMa. lncnKfible master .,;te with beemed ceiHng OYWlooking beech. built-in book- c11•. 2 belconi-. lreplace. & apa tub. Maureen Whll & Ed &ceno ,.., • , .... • unu •••Ill.Ml 11J11.111 Pma .. pier Md to.I with.,_ fllbulous bayfront home. Three bedroom, ..,nlly room.. gourmet kitchen. torrnaJ IMng and dining room. ....,atot, all magniftcentty buHt. Matlllou Ingold flll IBllllll 1.81 MTRllT 11.JlU. Two large decb for viewing the lights. mountains and bodng ac1Mtlea. 4~ baths. dining room, tamity, brlaldMt room. Boat dock. lhort walk to village. Beautffulty maintained. Joan Lewia/Danny Bibb .,,. ft I llLI ...i IPlEmm 11.t•.IH On 73 ,_ of tMlytront. this maatlrpMtce ii unique in d11lgn and offers quality etaftllmanlhlp. FMtures Include 5 bedl ooma. h baths. 4 ftreplaces. pool..-. wine cellw. Beytront petio with lawn leading to dock for *99 yacht Barbera Aune and Carlyn Steiner V I E VJ P R 0 P E R TI E S CIOCEll,IAY '91f ·UMIE'8TB 11.111.19 We are offering pemape the finest sight along the Southern California coast. This is a 3 bedroom. pfus maid• quarters. contemporary. tt's far out on top of Crwent Bay Point with unbelievable whitewater views. Robert Daley and Dave Hirschler TIP Of TIE UIE • CAIYll l'Rl..U Aa• Three bedroom, 2~ bath. designs decora1'd and furnished Augusta (largest) model Country club and night light views. Security gate, community poois. spa and tennf& Minutae from Newport business. cultural and beaches. Appointment only evenings and weekends with Tom Allinson. F99B IAl•I WE mlB. 1431.• Lovely .. Renaisunce" with beautiful view. Three bedroom, tmmty room. loft with view and huge decks. Patio off breakfast room. Elegant appointments and tastefully done. Air conditioned and security system. a...19rty Morphy Ullll -.. 1411.111 Highly customized 3 bedroom. 2\\ bath townhome with fabulous view. Courtyard 91trance with fountain .. Cathedral ceilings. central air conditioning and eecurity system. Belle Partch .... UYI. . .18.1. I.HIE• TIUE 1411.• ThrM bedroom. 3 bath. goet course view home in Sea a.land. Ga'9d ~· Pool and '8nnia. View of Nellport Bay and city lights from l8COrlCt bedroom.. Central air condtlloriqa. o.1tral vecuum ay...,,,, gourmet kitchen Wilt ...-ee»Unter -.. wm conlkter 811 r..,,,... ollra. Gllyte AmMO P! • IS TIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES -- MAI-KAI CONDOMINIUMS IAYJlllT-1 .. 1111 . 14!._ Large 1 bedroom unit with spacious living and dining, Iota of cloeets. new kitchen, new beth, spacioua bayfront deck and more. Only $424.000 including land. Mar1ha Macnab # ,,. IAYFlllT CIHH•-IHI• Seldom available large 2 bedroom. lower unit in Mai K8l Large beyfront deck faces harbor entrance and Balboa Island. Lush entry courtyard. Ooubfe garage. Decorator perfect. Martha Macnab LET • EllBJ• Yll 1111.111 Gaeher around the custom bar of this open flowing floor plan with soaring ceilings. This 2 bedroom plus den. 2~ bath home also enjoys sparkling city light viewa at night and majestic mountains by day. Maureen White and Ed Escano • CA1Y11111n11111 Pl.Al r •••.•• ldeaJty located in the heart of Big Canyon, this 4 bedroom Broadmoor is a perfect family home. Featu,_ formal living/dining rooma. epacious tamiy room wtth view of golf cou,._ Secluded apa off large "*"' .... Denny Bibb and 8'ephanJe Grody R•MDE • UlllD .. 111._ With a mo.t outstanding ocean. bey and night lights location. Highly upgtaded in fMirY way. Five bedroom. 3~ ba1h. air conditioned. eecurity system_ Sharon Vogt ••ncaw wn11,..n LICITm 11 ..... I~ walk-in cloeet. which could be convef'8d Imo 41h bedroom. The t.mily room haa been expanded to include • mo8t unique antique wet bar. Thia 3 bedroom. 3 beth home llllo has a mve bonua room loft and a~ Yittw ol h mOuntalns and city tighta. M..-..n White and Ed &cano INCll B Nm.Y •I llRI 171U44 One of the a.geet Spyglm Iota fee1uring 2 ..,,.,.. yards. One wtth ~ pool & ..,._ The ottMW manicured lawns. Thia highly customized residence offers outdoor llving plus gourmet kitchen. day room, garden room and den. 6 bedrooms pfus separa'9 guest suite, 5~ be1ha. Outstanding ocean. bey and city night lights view. Sandie Fix llWTt • • CAIYll UAll.111 Traditional custom built home. Carved oak doors. heavy crown moldings_ solid brass hardware. Gott oourse and lake view. Five large bedrooms, 8 baths. formal dining room. pool and patio area for enter- taining. Central alann system. Beverly Morphy and e.rbara Aune SELECTED PROPERTIES ICllll ,_ l.U It 11.91 Immaculate 1 bedroom condo facing pool and OYef'tooktng lovety greenbelt. Lower comer unit Columbia Square is perfect for faculty. student or im..aort Paula Bailey TIE IEIT • IA-.£ 1!11.- Absofutely beautiful almost new 3 bedroom, 3 bath townhome in the heart of Newport Beech. Walla of mirrors, pfush light carpeting. tile and hardwood floors. leaded stained glass windows. Lovely patio. Poot, 4 spas. security gated. Micki Cooper LEASE .,... .. .. R• • Secluded 4 bedroom, 3 bath, famUy room home on huge lot Poof, spa and lower ten"ace for badminton or voUeyball. Bay and ocean view. One year lease. Submit on pet Paula Bailey '. WY CME IUITT U11.• This big expanded 3 bedroom Lusk-built home is wen designed for entertaining with a minimum of effort Equalty suitable for a comfortable famity home or an adult residence for busy professionals. Coby Ward ....... -.u ... Ill Popular 4 bedroom, 2Yi bath Sandpiper model with detached 3 car garage, private pool and tpa, large front courtyard. This is one of the few one story homes that a second story can be added to. Great famity neighborhood within walking distance to schools. churches and shopping. A greet buy for $395.000. Maxine Propp ISL .. LICA1111 Wiii-1411.111 End unit cuf·de-uc locatio.-1. Priva'9 patio with spa off master aui'9. HOme has 3 bedrooms, 2\\ baths. family room, skylights and wood (k>ors. Owner motivated. Maureen Whi'9 aod Ed &cano 11'111111 ...... _ .._ ••••• In this maMllous townhome. Ocean and city view. This wonderful home has 8Y9fYthing tor the perfect liteetyte. Three spacious bedrooms. the maaer has a study with fireplace. High ceilings. Large family room. Large patios. Barbara Aune • CAITll -wr .. I.I II ~ cuA:>m home on one of Big Canyon's lergeet tots. long private driYe lwie UI to tis tabuloua ...... Five bedrooms. 4~ baths. Lush gatdena O\Wtooldng ... tairway. 8eeullul pool and .. &1IOY ... g&nceand toe.I Pffvlicy. o.nny Bibb and~ Grody. WI ICBI ......... au 1111.111 Unique custom home in pqsligious Hatbot Ridge. Enormous prtvate kJl lrnpeccablv built in authentic meditlrranean style. Huge gourmet kitchen. SpK1ous. open. five bedrooms.. Danny Bibb and Lois Jacobs llEIClilT a •m • •cum 11.111.• Approx. 200 fr. of Country Club 2nd 1ajrway greenery. DecOtated and furnished by S'8ven Chae. Five bedrooms. 5'k baths, library, great room. wine ceHar, view, pool, spa, computer controls and access throughout. Complelety furnished and ready to mCMt into. Appointment with Tom Allinson LOTS mall.I UY-llCUT LIT lftl.l9 S250~000-Thars right. only $250,000 tor a 60 x 11 s lot near private Emetald Bay ~ '8nnis and pools. Not on the highway. Some rel walls required. Architedl plans for a 3,200 foot home available. Dew H'arshler, Rod Daley IEI Cl 11-GllM LIT M•.111 Build the estate of your dreams in the gate guerded community of Belcourt. Prime location with approx. 12.000 sq. fl Sunset and bey views. An excellent buy at "35.000. Belle Partch mn ma m •••••n 1111 .111 • So few beytront lots availabie. Last chance to build your own custom home on the waw. Pier permit inctuded. you can have your 50' boat in front of your home. Bewerty Morphy - BY ANNETTE WATSON A new high visibility location on Pacific Cout Highway and larger quarters bu enabled Coldwell Baater Resl4eatlal Reel Eatate Senices of Newport a.di to expand its sales staff. 1be Newport Beach office sold over SIS8 million in 1986, rank- ing it the number one Coldwell Banter ofTicc in the country. This article-the second in a series oftbrce-will feature three more agents new to Coldwell Banker: Julie Stephenson, Den- nis Trout and Bill White. Julie Stephenson Long-time Newport Beach resident Julie Stephenson entered rcaJ estate after being in the medical technician and inte- rior design fields. a1 switched careen and started working with property m•n.qen and homes. I like the challente of the changin1 inventory and the negotiating upcct of the businca. Since J have been in real estate, I find it rewarding to put the right people tosetber with the right properties and to find the right buyers for the sellers," said Stephenson. Stephenson has extensive experience with duplexes and condominiums in Newport Bcacli as well as Huntington Beach and Costa Mesa. Her area of specialization is Harbor High- lands which is near Irvine Boule- vard, Highland and Dover. Said Stephenson, ••This is a wonder- ful area. The homes arc well LLONOS. NEWPORT PRESEllT LOTS °' OCEAN VIEW M CAMEO SllORES $SIS.GOO 3 bedroom + den ... includes maid's suit e. Swimming pool and lots of space to expand and add on. . ...... New listing with one of the best views other than the homes on the cliff. Set backs allows for special view protection. •tn ... a •Ht.MO Versailles units near Hoag Hospital. 3 bedroom and 2 bedroom. Great values for ocean view in Newport Beach. Security gates and inside _parking. JUST LISTED HARBOR VIEW HOMES Palermo model 4 bedroom, next to the greenbelt. All remodeled. 1379,000 • LAllllA IEAell Top of the mountain beach in Laguna. Over % acre. Geotechnical report is available. Tremen- dous view. constructed with 1ood potential for rcmodefuaa. Many young f amities arc moviq into that area. Amciaitics include 1ood scboola, a park, a library and proximity to tennis courts." Working in interior design bu helped Stephenson in the real est.ate business. She offen her clienu a full background in · improYing the saleability of their · homes as well as adVilina cou- ples on how older homes can be adapted and chaqed to suit their particular needs. "When potential buyen are looking at a home they have a hard time imagining themselves in a new place. So I advise sellers to remove as much penonal memorabilia as possible so that the potential buyers can more readily visualize their things placed throughout the home. Also, it really helps to paint the home a neutral color and clean the carpets as well as check up on inspection reports that will be needed later on in the tran- saction, .. said Stephenson. Currently Stephenson is working on her broker's license. In her spare time Stepbcmon likes to spend time with Iler family. For the tut 12 years •be bu been swimming regularly. She also likes to sail and she is involved in St. James Episcopal Church. Deuds Troat D_. Trolllt came into resi- dential real estate from a varied background whiCb includes han- dling limited partnenbips and investment properties as well as educating the handicapped and working as a tennis professional. "My background in tennis is extensive. And, I find this train- ing bas helped me in real estate. Real estate takes preparation and hard work-it's much like getting ready for a tournament. It has also helped me interact with people. In tennis you have ClDCAGO 'ITfl .E AND SAFECO 'fffl .E HAVE JOINED FORCFS W GREM'E THE MAJOR FORGE IN 1HE 'TI'l'l .E INDUSl'RY. • ----------------· -~--....- A TYPICAL UllQUE HOIES SILES IEETllli ... 111 1111 .. 111 dlff •• 1111 •tic• of tll1ir 11111!. 1111 llltlt 01 l1w 1011 rll11, c1nelt uln •1111re11ll11 ••~ 1,_1e-t111-•i1llll i1f11W11fio1 11 c•••••itr lle1llo11••lf ire •111111. Ill 111rt of k1111i111 l•it1H 10•11 ''1111 Loc1I F111rite!'' • • CEii• -Reel dolle to everythtngt 3 bdrm, 3 ba plus 3 bdrm, 2 be duplex, shingled exterior, So. of highway. $395,000 WWW llT'S CIPl Cll -Charming ••cottage'' amid treea. 2 bdrm, 2 ba,QMi, patio, end unit location, near comm. pool, t.,nls. $250,000 •tlZZI• llEl&I• -Light, airy and fresh Interior, end unit, near IChoola, shops. 2 bdrms, 3 ba. flreplece and low price. $143,000 ... Tl fa -•• .. 111.S -3 bdrm, single story, light and bright comer lot, 3 car garage, famlty room, lrg private yard. $349,000 I U. ... -Here's a pampered and paneled condominium overlooking Big Canyon golf. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. plantation shutters. $229,500 I ....r • 1IE lllffS -3 bdrm, 3 ba. freehly painted with 'llJQfaded baths Md enl8rged kitchen, end untt near comm. pool. 12s.,ooo· - ..._ CWI" UID .. -University Park townhome, 3 bdrm, 2 ba. spot1111, air cond, I tmll B • I .. -Monaco model In Harbor View. 2 bdrm, 2 ba. den, apotlns condltion,menlcured neighborhood. $297 ,500 eecurtty. hlgtn'y upgraded. $1 n ,900 ---1210,000TO15GO,GGO---OPEN SATURDAY 1-5 •Ell • IDRllf -Highly remodeled, ex-lllDECI lffl $850,ooo QUillte mMl• aulte, country kitchen, fom\111 3 bdrm Country Engfi8h -... dining with built-Ins, sundeck and IP&-$495,000 .. .. $795,000 Newer 3 bdrm. 3'h ba. ocean close u1m ... cmm -Aavored 3 bdrm, a block .. c. 1682.000 to Victoria Beach, newer and nicer, with a peek 3 bdrm, 2 story, beautifully done of blue view. $420,000 PE•l"....A $995.000 J1E Bl .... -Newport Heights landmark, Home, garden. beach, pier. bayfront 4 bdrm, 4 ba. In quiet area. Peek a view upstairs, ll.UFFI $254.000 large lot with room to grow. $280,000 Fr99hly painted. upg~lfA~11; EIM • ••• BmlTS -3 bdrm with ca-IWCUFfl $850.ooo thedral ceillngs, lrg master ~ bit of ocean view 3 bdrm Country English estate form sweeping master. Don't miss ttl $334,000 llNllE s1n.900 3 bdrm, 2 ba. dofl house MlllRE CIEll ms•e.T -3 bdrm, 3 ba. with •••VIEW U. LJ $250.ooo ocean view beyond the greenbelt. lmmeculate, 2 bdrm. den, Rockford. end unit fr9lh decor and handy to pool, t.,nis. $389,000 IWFfl S255.ooo 3 bdrm. desirable. J Plan. vu • l9tD -Hard to find, 1 bdrm fNfK garage UFFI S2S4.ooo m•••• M. Hugill !11Pwf D. Miller 4111 lfJJ. c . Mauenti 11.l ....... 8 . Barrington 21•v1111~ J.Skahan m•••• M. Hugill 111111a C.eo.tey m•••ll• J.Bracey 171 ¥1111 ..... 8 . Hutchings !1•¥1111~ V. Kajawa plus 3 bdrm, 2 ba house. Near part, shops and Freshty painted. upgraded. 3 bdrm cafes. Sold In .... Is" condition. $329,000 · Lo...--------------- OYER HALF 111.UON--- I RU• TIE lllff -In San Clemente, 91)8Ctacu- lar View of the Pactfic. 5 bdrms, Medtt...,anean flavor, owner willing to finance. $1,500,000 n •• 111111111 -50' In prime location on bay. Charm, 98duded patio, pier' ftoat. Large master+ sitting re>or!'. $995,000 ...... llEI! -Ocean Blvd, 3 bdrm, 2 ba. 1 story on highly elevated 40' k>t. Approx. 180° view. Buy adj. 30' lot for 70' frontage. $849,500 -.nt ... •H S -2 yws new, 2 story. 4 bdrm, 3 be. lu8h pool and spa --. Impeccable c:ondffion In fNfllfY com.-. $579,000 rea•a raa ··-Brand new on the und. 2 bdrm, 3 ba, lrg mat• with ftreplece + spa. European kitchen with imported tiles. $850,000 Wll pqn •11• -3 bdrms, 4 fireplaces. 4 baths. 2 kltchenS. Almost new. Most spectacu- lar. $795,000 llYCIUT f9EJT CISllm -Approx. 4,000 sq. tt. 5 bdrms, 4 ba. 3 famlty rooms, library, large lot. pool Md spa. Top upgrades. $595,000 CISTI "I • mt• -8eeutiful 4 bdrm on extra large cul-de-sac lot. Absolutely M'\Uhingl $705,000 .. Fm.Y .. -On Uttte Balboa Island, 4 bdrm, 3 ba. attracttve decor, exciting aundeck, assum. loan, mooring/skiff avall. $659,000 .. am .-nt -Home near the footbridge above part~ 3 bdrm, 2 story with skylights, fireplaces, met chefs special kitchen. $682,000 ..... am -Delightful setting, pool like a pond, spect8CUlar sunset views over Paciftc, 3 bdrm, 3 bath. and study. $685,000 A Hat of who 11 l.NVlI In local rul atlte ..... .., 'Finl• II r _ -••utu 11111.-mut1lr ... ,, _.,,,, '1?1 , ... llllJ•l1tf1n I , ... , -··-·· .. ... . , ...... ~ ---·-· ~--·••1 ,. Zlllll' · llf Zain • RM_TOOS. Ult-ft)()() PM»ICCIMft .... AYATM ........ DAaD•OJIDllAlm..llAll 25,000 .girculation NO. 1 (714) 631.S120 SERVING ALL OF COSTA MESA Friday, June 5, 1987 25CENTS Beginning June 5, Baker Communications started general circulation of the Costa Mesa News. A sister publication of The Newport Ensign, The Costa Mesa News provides its readers with local new features, sports, and society coverage. In addition, The Newport Ensign's popular real estate and classified sections are expanded to cover and circulate in Costa Mesa. The reslJ}t will be a combined circulation of S0,000 homes in Newport and Costa Mesa. . ,.,. WM wn 111 1n Corc:in. del Mw w1t1 pr1vae1 ...... to ll11ch. lll'illily bull .....,,.. _.. 2 becliOCNh ... ~. llnly Md ....... cllq room. ... ~pa111111e .. ._ ..... Hghtball1dglw dooratO._ ........... ln .. gounMt......., lcllchM. oek ~ cilblnaery. bult-lna Md ..... , .. ,. a.I' bolt • ...,..... plUi tlbukMJI white .... .... MOUrllr .,1llm Md 11tt1lll dilh. llJll.111 ··-·- MHll H llfRllllT with ov. 80 ft. of ..._ front8ge and .-noramlc ... of .. wid11t .-rt of Newport Hartior. LMge. gradoul 1 *>ry, 4 bedroom home with tom.I cll*'9. tmnlly and eun rooma plus courty9rd pool In tia udUlive waterfront community with ptht111 b1act.a. 11•.111 111·1• _ a • •• mu M?fl 1 n with 111p on .,... .. gk>ua Unda Ille. fif'lt time on marbe. a 5 bedroom. with Wnity and fomllll dining rooma wllh wood liding. ll*tdinQ wtWte '1m. b1emed c 1illnp. FNneh doors and '** wit1dQwa Md • tlbukMJI -. brm Md brick locnd Diw JohMon ldtcheri. ..... 1.-111 111·1• •.ancam IAY~ • Beautifully executed 4 bedroom Including luxurioua muter with giant cloMt/chaing room. lerge formal dining room. den and dOck for 50' ull or power boet. Open multi level floor plen. wllh IPllCious high ceilinged rooms. stained gtua. oak paneling and cabinetry and aecurity S1*"-French doors open to beyside patio for en'8rtlinlng. 11.211.111 u1-1• •cma • U. llU with a rare 62' on the south bayfront Really lovely 5 bedroom (or 4 and maids) with large rooma for gracious entertaining. Spadiling condition with single light French doors. plantation shuttera and sonny patio with custom pool The huge muter bedroom hu fireplace, aondeck and fabulous bay view. large uewnable loan. 11.i•• a1-1• M1llllT .. wtth dock for large boat Light and airy 5 bedroom. 4)\ bath remodel with family & tonnaJ dining rooms & •t-in kitchen. Separated bedroom & beth could be maids quartera. Traditional with ~ windows. trench doors & crown moldings. Owner may tr8de for Newport Condo. 11.1.,.. a1-1• .,. MTfMIT • Redwood and glw with fabulous' ... down Harbor llland channel Contemporary ilyt"'9 with e bedfooma. den, dining nMM1\ and office wtlttextenalveueeof ftneherdwooda. Graetwalel1ront pelo ~ --......... leeding to dock for 3 .,._ bOllla. Owners will carry fif'jt T .0 . flll llll,111 · a1-1• 11811'110 Clfl£ • • in prime Peninao&a Point corner loclllon. P6cUt fenced channer with 3 bedrooms. veUteld .net b1amed celtinged ttvtng room with lreplace Md viewaOf ,_dunes and oc.n plus~ qUlilllra ewer d1tat'Md g1nge. -.... 111·•• ..... MllUI I Md b11ulMll Uke new 3 bedloom wil't fonNll .... Md ~ rooms. 1lne ~ Inducing one In prtva11 ma1t1r _. wtth lillng room and IMatcony. Oek cabinetry and ftoora, paned windoWa Md b11ullul mined gAw. EMy C8l'8 yard. Pr1etlgioua guarded waterfront community with prlt:: Ill b 1aC:... -.111 Ul-1• WllUJFI In • .a the cen• of Newport's action wtth fabulot.m oc • .., and c.t.lilMI views. large 2 8'ory .. bedroom home wilt huge famHy room and two aunny mpec6oua plloa. ComplMely fumilh9d at .. ~ . 111-1• Mii 11 E CllE ~ • Specioua 2 bedloom unit with den. t_lrepleoe, top quality decor and attached 2 car gamge.. LMng room wllh wet bar~ to w...,.ont .,., in .. ll1g9nt gmd community with poot and ... Liii? 1 1 'llltPmEl1IBl•••111 Lm m · Light. bright Md labuloua r9mOdel on 45' .... to ..,... lot doee to clubhouse. Vaulted Cllllnged 4 bedroom wittt Wnity and tonna( dining rooma opening lo eo.#1 facing UMd brick p9tio with ISNl-11!1.m ...... ICUlf9IT -..0-beeutifully maintained. Upper unit perfect tor owner occupent with 3 tpeCioul bedrooms and large living .,. wil'I Mnl8lional ocean and aunMt views. Lower hM 2 bedlooms for income. Excellent high balance assumable loan. WW. Pm1 IT Dll.111 U1·1411 PElllllU CllT• IUln -built for present owners in 1983 uSing the finest materials. Airy high ceilinged, free ftowing 3 bedroom with family and dining areas and separate den I office plus patio. Double paned windows. stained glass. solar panels and spa in master bath. llllJll I a 1-1411 . t.81 111..E-Full of charm & sunshine. Gracious home with cozy den & 3 bedrooms including seperate spacious master with his/hers bath and deck. Beamed ceilings & fireplace in living room. hardwood floors and tovety patio orr sunny comer lot llD.111 U1·1411 lllEI IDIAQ .... Freshly refurbished and unusually apecious 8 bedroom with •t-in family kitchen, formal dining with garden ambiance. family room and large game room opening to private courtyard with custom pool REDUCED to ... an.• U1·1• M1lll?IT elm with tuming belin and night lightviewa. Elegant and immaculate 2 bedroom, tastefully deconmd in neutral tones. Grmt location in security building with doorman end pool. 111... Ul-1• ' m11 •em1n LKINI • c1oee to Net#port H9rbor Yldll ~ aka to 8lllbaa PW Md Pm9Di'i. A 3 bedloom b 11ch-.. .._ ...., ... bonue room Md blllh. . IWlll •t-1• pr I INmA u .... _.,q. M) ........_ A211Drytw.._ll1mnedc1m 9Md....,.,.. plllo ..... the fMlly room. Four bedlOOMa indUclnO .. ··••r ...... ~ --Md bay -..-.tob1actl. ....... ••·1• . . WI PE mes ID condos--. French door8-double '** ... ...._wood loon. ... ...._ lormlll dining rooms and_....,. ~ Built• a duplex in 1985 wilt all top c:;u.lity m1t1 riJlla. ~ location near e.lbc.e Pier. .... ,_ •-=-u-~·J1•11•1•a.a111 .... a.., • 1t•111 • ..... 4a l I •Im.Ill 111·1• tm m ma "' . Priced for quick sa1e. beautiful 1 atory 3 bedloom ~•led home on exn large lot. ex..,_ U88 of oak in flooring and cabineby, fabulous gourmet kitchen. epe tub and sauna. paned windows and a wall of French doof'I opening to tunny IOUth petio. Move in condition. ..... 111-1• Clft Cll aTlWllD -Lota of po9ntiaJ in this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Large living room with fireplace and French doOra op911ing to pdo wtl\ BBQ and cabana plus lawn '-ding to dock tor 28' boa Just a tew blocks to oc.n b eeche&. 1111.81 ··-·- AL..-r ICUIF9IT · Absolutety adorable remodel, bright and classy 3 bedroom beech hou98 orr tiny lot (no upkeep"> just _.,. to Wld. Hardwood ftoora. circular staircw. fireplace and fantastic views. 1211.111 U1·1• ft 11 I -UU llW Channing 2 bedroom. 1 ~ beth condo with interior laundry and 2 car garage. Deconitor pep8f'I. belt>er carpeting. mini bfinda. wet bar in living room. minored wardrobea. ceutral V9CUUm and air condilioning. Just ... to bey and OCIM b •chea. snua a1 -•• au 111 •• cw -.-i fB.l m ot escrowt Owner says make offerfl Beautiful upgraded former model with two master suites. fireplace and patio. Fresh neutraJ colors in guarded complex with ~ and spa. bike to beach. 11._ U1 ·1411 l£llPllT TIWlmmE • Walk to Hoag and medical buildings, bike to beach. Ajry spacious end unit witih 3 bedrooms. woodbuming fireplace. double garage and large patio. City light view from master. steps to community pool 11~ a1 -1• WTlllE CllTA llOI • Charming and Immaculate two story townhome with 2 bedrooms. 2Yl baths and fireplace. Highly upgraded with C8f'8mic tile, levek>rs, and wood decked patio. Community ~ and spa. GREATVAWE 1111.18 U1·1• UYFlllT CllM with panoramic view•. Totally remodeled 2 bedroom in security building; Price includes beautiful furnishings down to the last-.C:Up. Boat slip avai&ebMJ. Welk to *>ps and beech. Great vacUon get-a-way. l4ft.RI a1-1• WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS· l1 S-.. Refttals; ~y M.n.tmtnt -315 Manne Aw. R.t~ Island •11 e111 .. LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT , 904 VIA LIDO NORD OPENSATURDAYANDSUNDAY1~ Beautlful Dutch colon'o', 5 bedrooms, 5 belt'9, pow- der room. llbrmy, ten foot ce•191. wide ho'l9. nezt to ~ p.n. Finest pwnmlc nor9t chwlel view. Pier md slip for lsge boa $2,125,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 815 VIA LIDO SOUD OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1-5 Walch aunMta from 3 lev1ll ol ln11t Udowt.w. Deeper lot gives 180'vtew. Four bedroom9t 4 ....._ .-,..oom, ~room, gourmet ldtcheri. Brldl Piiio ...... ring. Second story roof deck f9Cl'utlon--.. SMdJ b1•ch, p1er mc1 noa s1,915,ooo BALBOA ISLAND 303 APOLENA AVENUE Avala.hie,_,., le111 $3,500/mo11l1 or for .... $650,000. a.ullful traltJoe• 3 ._.oom, 3 blllh home. Qu•lltJ CGnillluctld, proh11l1111., decora- ... home on ac1l1n1 ltlMt. F....._ 2......., bedrooms. ........... 1980 of ........... llllnd Home of the Yw". INCOME PROPERTY IN ORANGE COUNTY ................ unlla ......... o..,. ~ from 20 lndMdUlll unlll to 70 ............ .... SAN JACINTO RIVERSIDE COUNTY Aleo llolorlNI commerdlll .... of 4.5 ecr. -....-~ ca , ..... sis on tninina that Coldwell Baaker 1upports. . When Trout ia not wottinl, lie can be found~~ in tennis tournaments. BUI Wldte Althoqb • WWte is new to Coldwell Banker, be ii not new to real estate. White ltai1ed in real estate apt yean aao while still a colJeae student at use. "I wu a business major _enrolled in the 'Buainea Entre- preneur' program wbicti meant I had to establish a real or · flCtional business. I entered real estate. I learned everything connected with ownin1 your own business-martetin1, advertising and tax abelten. It am bad alwan been my dream to be in real estate, .. said White. Wiide's area of spcci•liz.ation ia Newport Heigh~ wbicb ia off Cliff Drive. '7hil ua bas many youq families and the bomel are good for remodetina. It\ a well established area with much room for expan1ion," said White. Real estate bu not disap- pointed White-not even the tough times that occurred in the early 1980s. wrhe rough times made me work harder and learn more. When I ftnt started in the business, I wu fortunate to get a lot of help from experienced agents. This off1Ce mnirMls me of that time, because here tbe agents go out of tbeir way to help you. I have enjoyed real at-. •• because of the maay raltion- lhi .. you ~witb JOUf clientl .. wen .. tlle otllcr .... ta. YOU do .... J011r peaks and vane,.. But dllll'I put of tbe cllalleqe aa well u the adventure of tM •-· Real atate in\'Ohel tbe wlaole ~.--Wbite. White aUoJI tcn•il. aoJf and water sports in bis .,...e time. • • • CoWwel •as•• ii America\ Jaraat fulHervice rea1 estate service company, with over 1,400 residential offices nation- wide. CoW .. •+• R•ll•• dal Real IAtate Senlcee ia Ne....,t ••d ii &oeated at ......,C....111111-JatAYo- a.lo ia Ne•... •••. The pbone number ii (7J4) , •• "''· a note f roil maury WE ARE NOW AT 3732 E. COAST HWY., COM Good Buy al $385,000 ~pacious Cameo Highlands home, 3 bedrooms, library/fam- ily ~oom, dining room, and living room around sunny, bright patio, pool and spa. Access to gated beaches. Assumable loan. Don't miss this onel Owner la Ready Sparkling 3 bedroom home, south of highway in old COM. With l~rge cash down, owner will carry at reasonable fixed rate. Have a quick escrow and enjoy the summer. Belcourt home Cllll1111 t m fllll 21 carpeting and a marvelous fire- place adjoins the kitchen. A smooth plaster finish contrasts with the hand inset bricks inside the hearth to make the fireplace a focal point for the room. A sunken bar is at the end of the room. The bar itself is granite: smooth, cool and luxurious. The bar has ample room for storage and scats six comfortably at chairs. Beaten brass fixtures reflect the indirect lighting and the whole effect is warm and inviting. This room also offers entrance to the subterranean wine cellar. Lined with arched nooks that will hold hundreds of bottles, the used brick interior also offers ample room for extensive tast- ing. A three car garage, and laundry arc also accessible from this room. 1be second story is reached from the entry hall w~ a brass and cast iron stair leads to the large landing which off er~ a dramatic view of the entry ibelf. Up tairs there are two bedrooms with baths and cedar Jincd wardrobes. The master suite is luxury at its height. A delightful fireplace. again with band inset brick"ork in the hearth. sets the mood for this large room. The master bath includes a slab marble tub "itb sp~ and a vanity that seems to stretch for miles. Oosct and storage space arc cvcrywhe~ and include a huge walk-in closet as well as built-in storage draw- ers and wardrobe. Mirrors arc well used and not obtrusive. FINANCIAL FACTS/ REALTOR INFORMATION I Chadbourne Co~ Belcourt, is listed at Sl.lli,OOOon fee land by Micki Cooper of Gnabb ud EBil Residential Brokerage Ser- vices. 1be home is shown by appointment only. For f urthcr information call (71 4) 644-6200. REAL TY WORLD--NEWPORT BEACH In the past year we've sold over $32 million in local real estate. We're nearly sold out-just a few choice listings left. We're very active in the market-let us sell your prop- erty for you. We guarantee results! 642-5200 REAL TY WORLD• Newport a .. ch PE 1 E BARRE I I, Owner/Broker • --'"Lo. •• _...,. . PROPERTY DATE ADDRESS Mar. 16 2213 Channel Road Unavail Mar. 16 1800 Glenwood Lane $275,000 Mar. 16 200 Via Quito $296,000 .. Mar. 17 3814 Channel Place Unavail Mar. 17 3800 Channel Place Unavail Mar. 17 3214 Broad Street $139,000 Mar. 17 906 Sandcastle Drive . $114,000 Mar. 17 1942 Port Bristol CirClc $153,100 Mar. 17 1909 Yacht Enchantress $308,000 Mar. 18 2227 Cliff Drive $350,000 Mar. 18 111 S Essex Lane Unavail Mar. 18 1239 Blue Gum lane Unavail Mar. 18 1901 Yacht Puritan Unavail Mar. 18 719 Fernlcaf A venue $121,000 Mar. 18 517 Begonia Avenue Unavail Mar. 18 4 Trafalgar Unavail Mar. 19 209 Canal Street $206,000 Mar. 19 321 Lindo Avenue Unavail Mar. 19 425 Tustin Avenue unavan Mar. 19 203 Evening Canyon Road Unavail Mar. 19 1112 Highland Drive $200,000 Mar. 19 1337 Galaxy Drive $230,000 Mar. 19 2658 Vista Del Oro $137,SOO Mar. 19 17 Inverness Lane $153,000 Mar. 19 53 Jasmine Creek Drive $200,000 Mar. 19 602 Narcissus Avenue Unavail Mar. 20 1034 W. Balboa Blvd. Unavail Mar. 20 1740 Plaz.a Del Norte $284,000 Mar. 20 413 Holmwood Drive ~ Unavail Mar. 20 1000 West Wind Way Unavail Mar. 20 413 Heliotrope Avenue Unavail LENDER American Comme Mortgage 10"'% I 93i% I 10'4% I 632-7766 Bayview Mortgage 640-04 !0 BM C Mon gage 93'% Call 9~ Cal ·~% Call 10~ 7% 85 1-0431 Far West Savings and Loan 10~% 2 93'~ 2 11~% I 250 4468 Mctmor Financial Newport Liberty MortpF 2161-2522 • I OM Call 9WJI, ·~Call CONSIDERATION Unavail $350,000 Unavail UnavaiJ Unavail $101,SOO Unavail $258,000 $385,000 · Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $1,000,000 ' Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $177,SOO Unavail Unavail Unavail Unavail $355,000 Unavail Unavail Unavail COMMENTS I at=Mekly loans available 11p to MOOK.. 10.S'Jf,. Ask for Dan. 5~ ·~ ., 1 ..... ~ Non-oww occupied 2 (moll oat) &am~ Ne 5 '(;' ...... ._~ ' A torrid ll!lle of tentings and term BY CHRISTA GERRY LONG During the past two years we have noticed an increased . . . ., . amount of --ienmte tent1ngs m the Newport Beach area; per- haps you have seen the brightly striped tents wrapping an entire house. In our la.I estate tran- sactions, many sellers and buy- en are shocked when the initial termite inspection reveals the need for tenting (fumigation with chemicals). Sellen often wonder, --1s the house THAT infested with termites?" How- ever, when tenting is recom- mended, it does not necessarily mean that there is a particularly heavy infestation of termites. What it does usually mean is that the termites (or evidence of same) which were found in that home are in areas wbich are not easily aaaul>le for spot treat- ment. Such t&jntttnsible areas" usually are SJ>KCS between roof and ceiling which are too small for crawl space but large enough to recopiz.e the termite drop- pings. Termite crews cannot get into such areas in order to apply the cbem.ical treatment by band. Such treatment is often used on areas such as eaves or fascia boards. Typically, ter~te experts differentiate between two types of termites: airborne and eartb- to-wood termites. While homeowners are at a loss what to do about the airborne variety, they CAN do sometb.ina about the other type of termite. For inatance, avoid wood-to-earth coni.ct, such as is found at"'a wooden post supporting a patio .,., SELF EMPLOYED '?" ~·-RcC"•&Mee ,.._T011.-- .. EASY ~ LOAN" 1) ........... 2) a.a • ...,. 3)-...-.......... NO TAX RETURNS NO HiOHI • LOSS AXED--RATES FASTIER .. -..VICE-- 191·n• CAL · TEX r,, 0 RT Gt.GE FREE . :,, 111 9 • CNda .... Dft . ............. ____ .,.,., overhang. Sudl a ,.-. IMuld not be dii'ectly aurroaaW by dirt, due to tbe fllCt that termites can survive in tbe earth. They cannot penetrate the concrete bue which normally supports such a post. H you becOme aware tUt your fence has bee:Ome badly inf'Clled, it may be a~ idea to replace it. Eaves and other wooden home exterion are aenerally belt protected from termites by fre- quent painting, cJeanina, and scraping to rid them of peeling paint, ivy or debris. It is apparen~ time and time again in our tranuctiona, that a home which bu Md exquisite care and maintenance through- out its life is much leu libJy to require elt1emift termite work. By comparison, a neglected home with wooden areas which have not been painted in yean and otherwise maintained is likely to have some tcrmita. Typically, termite tenting will COit between S900 and SI .500 for the ·~ one-and two-ctory homes. It can be much more expen- sive for a W.., home or one with unusual shape or contour . .. Into Rnl ullltt "if 11 rqu}IU column written by CluU111 and Gtrry Long. They can bt rtodwd by Cllllinf 640-LONG. SUMMER LOAN SPECIAL lie.fen • bow i"9 1V•mer H there is a.., detiris or ows- Will lie llere, Ud that\ Wben lfOWD tree llr•ec•11 OD tM roal, _, people decide to moYe to mDO¥e them,•~ may cw adiftenat llome that better suits d••ap. tlliit well. If you're thintina of FENCE . bplace the dliu-- ••• ~ llaould make sure ma and brotcn elm on woodm tbtll yoar bome will make a aood fences. Tbie COit is mjnimal and U.pn11ion Oil potential buyen. the bmefill are maximum. You 'BC followina checklist will miabt need to repaint or re«aia ... you in meting your home the fence if needed. 1D01C marketable. Why not clip SWIMMING POOLS AND aiMt sa¥e it so when the time ccma vou1l be-· ..... In tills SPA-HaYe it spark.lina clean. ~. ru-y-.a-. The outdoor furniture should be colWDll we will talk about prep-placed neatly around the patio, ::i.co~~xterior; next but never block the traff'IC path PAINT-Tbe condition of the for pntadi•I baJCia. ~t oa tJ.e uterior and the EXTDIOR LIGHT interior plays a major role in the nxTtJaa.;. Tllae. should be 1alability of your home. ~~~~~J;1:e~ Remember, tbe exterior lives good •'-•-. Be sure that all the rant impraaion to • buyer. --.-While you're painting the out-burned out light bulbs are side, check the condition of the rep~c:REEN DOORS AND front door. Be sure it's in top notch condition. Replace PATIO DOORS-Tbele should broken doorbells and see if the all operate freely and any worn mailbox needs to be cleaned or bearings should be replaced. repainted. Polish any brass or Locks should be operative. exterior metal Screens that are bent or tom DRIVEWAY Cl should be replaced. Any win--can up dows that are broken or cracked grease and oil spots. A whole array of products are available need to be replaced. at your neighborhood hardware . You ~gbt ~ asking yourself store to assist you with this if a1_1 t~ work lS necessary. The project. Ask an expert. You · choice is up to you. T~ay, most might also want to use these buy~ have the home mspected projects on your garage floor. by a licensed contracto.r ~ part YARD-Mow and trim the ~ftbesalescon~ Thiunspec.. lawn; weed the flower beds; t1on. would disclose work remove dead trees and shrubs. reqwrements that a buyer 1!1AY If you haYe med plutic sheeting uk the seller ~ be rapoD11ble which is co~ with rocb or for. ~· p~panna. the ho~ for baf'IP be llll'C you haYe ade-sale II a tune l&VllJI devtce for ..., all parties.. qaately co~ the sbcetina-a1 11 . _.:.L. .... :A Allo, remo¥e any weeds that ~e CODtmue OD -~ UIU baYe grown tbrouah or around topic ~xt ~~ but in tbe this -type of ~ Cut me~tame, if y~u have ~y . Net aay roo.,t thlt may baa quemom reprdiDa prepan.na O¥er the entry, as this may create your home for sale, ~ntact your a potential hazard to those l~ raltor-a trained }'rofea- ... tina put. Also, trim land-aonal. ICapiaa that ratricts liaht from Mary Jllnk u cwrmt prui- entai.na throup the windows. dnal of the Newport Ht1rbor- ROOF Have any leaks CMta Ma11 llollrd of Rabon. repaired by a licemed contractor An cent for the <i«wK~ DJci1u and keep the paperwork bandy Co., she can be rndwd"' 159-- . IO it may be siYeD to the buyer. 91(}(). Th(' N''l MM1 ~~l\~l ~--,.._f.fJll.DllTB•ICIWOOSTAIIll't ....... 111 J&Hla• At Hope House. we <1lt out a lot m<ft than drugs. \\~cut out the destructive lifestyle patterns that a/ur1\'s aaxmpany cbrnnic substance abuse. · You wiD not find another place like Hope H<Uie in Orange County. We are not a ~'3Y" house. We are nor a private.. l<Hlay detmc dinic. Pcttients live at our thera· peutic:ally-oriented center for a year or lollger. learping to beoome oompletely responsil>le fot sober actions. rela- tionships and lifestyles. We provide therapy and a place to live without charge to new patients. Many don't have any other plare to go but the CUT StJedS. Where dntgs and aime prosper. We already know the program works. Our 82-petoetlt SI rre56 rate is unmatched anywhere else in the oounty. That's v.ily Hope House needs <XJIDllUlity support. \\e operate at full capacity and our waiting list is klog. It takes a lot cl mooey to maintain the house. pnMde qualified therapists and expand services. So i*asc. help us rut out suh>aance abuse in ~County With a tax-deductil>le donation to Hope House. a non-prttit, United Way agency. Because a dean. drug.free oommunity benefits~ ~------------------~ I Please send your tax-deductible contn'bution to: I Hope House. Inc., 707 . Anaheim Blvd .• Anaheim. CA 92805. I AtL: Michael Grandis. Administrative Director(714) n&7490 I I Friend $10 0 Supporter$25 0 Member$100 O I I Donor $500 0 Corporate Sponsor $1000 0 I I ~------------~ I I c· -----c--.. _-- 2 -. ----I llty ~Ip I Phone( ) ( ) .J L----------------~- 2 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 2n1 Hillview (HV Knolls) 11oe e. BaJboa Btvd. <Pen> a 675-«>00 $250.000 Sun 1-5 675-8000 $885,000 15 lrwemea Lane (Big Cyn) ~ $$1.295,000 3 Bedroom 235 Driftwood (Shoreclitfs) I 5 Bedroom 87MOOO $850,000 • Sat/Sun 1-5 2108 Vista LaNdo ( ) 875-«JOO $254.000 Sat~n1-5 211 Poppy (Olde CdM) 1338 Hampshire Cr. (Dover Shorm) # * 175-eJOO $795,000 Sat 1-5 631-1400 $525.000 411 Gotdenrod (Olde CdM) l7MDOO Sll2.000 Sat 1-5 11 &en••(hlne) 11MOOO S177.IOO Sun 1-5 171 VIiia 8onlla (Blufla) l1MOOO ...,.., .... 1-6 • 81droom 10I "'-..... ,,.(Udo Ille) s.tlSun 1-6 111-MGO .... ..., 2111IR1•• (Pen. Point) Sat 1-5 Sun1-5 Sat 1-5 SIT~ (Dow. Shor.a)•• to .,_,., ....., s.tlSun 1-6 131-1400 .000 (LH) s.t-Sun 1-5 21.12ClrdeDr. ~) .,_,., --Sat 1-6 Ker-* POOi or Spa • View # Family Room • Watetfront •ID I . ll 1111111 IEAUTFUl • IA. ft BA DECORATORS HOME. WOOD FLOOR. GOURMET KITCHEN. HUGE 90UTH PATIO. LAW ... FAll"-DUS MASTER lllTE ,r -" 11 ... 11.•1.111 NEWPORrs Ul.TIMATE ADOAES8. IREATHTAICING MYFRONT LOT WITH PER NID 8l.F flEADY FOR VOU TO aa.D YOUR DREAM HOME. LmlMYflllJ llJllulll TRADmONAL 4 BR HOME WITH MMI TUfNNO BASIN VtE.W. QUALITY OONSTRUCT10N WITH FINE FURNITURE. 8Ufl T-INS. ON FEE LANO. Ullll llUll II.ml II THIS FANTASTIC BAYFRONT ESTATEW/TWOHOMBON A SM.AU. PRIVATE ISi.£ HAS 140 FT OF BAY FRONTAGE W /HANDSOME GROUNDS. LARGE BOAT FACtUTIES. --·-Rll.111 DON'T MISS THIS ONE! BEAUTIFUL 2 STY. BRICK TRIMMED 5 BR. 3 BA HOME COMPLETE WJTH 2 FIRE- GOOOTO ·~ -~ NEWPOR T BEACH INJ8TIUCI 111._ VERY CHARYNG OLD BAl80A 3 BR. 2 BA. UPGRADED KITCHEN. COXf LR. EMOTIONAL HOME ON 1 ¥1 LOTS. SECRET LOFT. UlllD..... llZl.111 8AtGHT CARMEL FRENCH DOORS. COPPER PWMllNG. NEW BATHROOM FIXTURES. POS9IBt.E 4TH BO EXPAN- SION. TRELUSEO PATIO. OWNER WILL CARRY. IEAllEW 1121.- BEST BUY IN SEAVlEW! 3 BO, 2 BA NANTUCKET. LARGE PRIVATE YARD. AT END OF CUL-OE -SAC. GATED COMMUNITY W !TENNIS. POOL ANO SPA. IAYCIQT .... THE ABUNDANT USE OF GLASS PROVlOES THIS OUT- STANDING HOME W/BOTH CASUAL OUTDOOR LMNG ANO EXECUTIVE ENTERTAINING. f.AITILIFF M•.111 SPACIOUS 3 BR. 3 BA WfTH VIEW OF BAY, LIGHTS. MOUNTAINS. CAN BE 4 OR 5 BR. LG LOT. POOL. SPA. WATERFALL IN TROPICAL SETTING. PRIVACY GALORE! .... llT •••111 DUPLEX IN FINEST CONDmN. OCEAN ANO C0ASTUNE VIEWS. UPPER 4 BA HAS 2 FP, HUGH MASTER BR. BEAM CEIUNGS. ... •• 1111.111 LARGE TRIPLEX ON THE BEACH. SUPER CONOfTION. VERY POSITIVE INCOME POTENTIALIN MOST OESaAAa.E AREA NEAR FERRY. WEITBfllT l1llMI CUSTOM 2-STY OCEANFAONT BUILT IN 1982. 8EAUTFUl USED BRICK EXTE.AIOR. LEADED GlASS. SkYUGHTS. OAK FLOORS. oo6As AHO CA8IETS. ft Biil.A II.Miii FAeuLOUS CATALINA SUN vtEW HOME. 5 BR ON LOWER PEHINSl.A. VERY WARM ANO EMOTIONAL EXTRA PARKING. HARDWOOD FLOORS, LARGE PATlO. .• 111111 -•••1.111 EXCEPTIONAL ~ ANO DETAIL MAKE THIS 4 BR. 7 BA. CUSTOM HOME OFFEAENT FROM THE REST. UN08STRUCTEO VIEW. SEE THE OFfEAENCE ..... l : ,. ll . ·,EI MAR : .· : : j I'~ .' -;__ · Pl ... 11116111 l8fl' NID lllGHT, TWO LEVEL ~ wrnt OCEANVIEW.llR. DECIC.PATIO.NEWNEUTMLCIJ I ET. 1E .. NID POOlS. ,. ..... ~ ..,... ONE OF 1HE lAWR HOI ES W Ties GATE GUARDED MM:. BCtWmNG GARDENS. LOVELY PRIVATE IPA. "' UQHT NID Nlf'f ANO MEl1CUlOUSl Y MAINTAINED. · u111 .. au .... ,11 SPACIOUS 4 BR WITH FOREVER VIEW Of WIDE-OPEN CANYON AHO ROlUNG tkLS. ENJOY PPNACY Of WAI I fD COURTYARD. FEE LAND. l'I EIEI 141 .... MAONACENT VIEWS OF LUSH NATURE PARK. OCEAN. AND CATALINA. ELEGANT CONTEMPORARY 3 BR PLUS FR. PAIVA TE COMMUNITY POOLS AND TENNIS. cu.a O&f M•.•• EXCITING OPPORTUNfTY TO OWN IN OHL Y BAYfRONT CONDO JN CDM, BOAT SUPS AT REASOHA8l.E RATES. POOL ANO SPA. A CHANCE OF A UFETIME. ClllUE.... 1111.111 LG 3 BR HOME. WHITE OAK FLOORING. LIGHT NlfY COLORS. MIBR W /SITTING RM. OOU8l.E F1REPlACE IN LR. AND FR. SHOWS LIKE A BRANO NEW HOME SPA. U CllllU E.... 11111:111 SMASMNG NEW HOME NEAR UTTlE CORONA. 3 FP. SOANNG CBUNGS. SKYUTES. TEENAGER APARTMENT WITH OWN DECK. .. 8R. DEN. CAM 1111 El ..,._ LARGE 4 BA POOL HOME IN ONE OF THE AREA"S CHOICEST COMMUNmES. STEPS FROM OCEAN WITH EXPANSfVE WATER VIEW. TREMENDOUS POTENTIAU ce•u IEl... 1111.m OLDE ENGUSH MANOR HOUSE AS NEW AS TODAY. 45- FT LOT. OVER 3000 SQ FT, 4 BR. SOARING CEIUNG. SOI.ID BEAMS, OAK St.ATE AND STONE. Clllll I 1111 1111.111 1ao• YEW OF OCEAN. CATALINA. PALOS VERDES. 3 BR. DEN. FR. 3 BA. BEAUT1FULL Y CARED FOR. ARCHJTECT- ~OESIGNEO. ... a.1•.111 INCRE0'8l.E COMBO-NGHEST QUALITY NEW CON- STRUCTION PLUS BEST YEW. DREAM HOUSE W/EVERY WXUAY AND 100-FT LOT FRONT RCIN OCEAN. LIDO ISLE Lmal -.111 PEAFECT REMOOE1. INVESTOR OR COUPLE 2 M. 2 BA HOME OH EXCEU.ENT UDO 8JN:Et. 90UTH 1UNNY PATIO. REMOOEl.ED KITCHEN. CAN EXPNID EA8L VI .... ••111 A 8PECW. EXECUTIVE 3 M HOME. HAAMOMZ1NO COl.OA8. EXC. OUAUTY & Af1 AXED lMfG flEWl. Y REUOof1 FD W/GOUAMET IOTCHEN. oouaE ,AHE WINDOWS. ...... 118111 Ol.ORIOUS VIEWS OF OCEAN,; MY NG t•l'IPORT CENTER FROM 1MI W>UmUI UDO CONDO ON 1HE 7TH R.OOft DOOftMAN a ·UQIOBT' mulTY. CONDOS / am. Cllll mA ...... LAUREL POWT END UNT CONDO WITH OWN OAEEN BELT EHTAANCE. 3 BR. 2l'. BA. FP. GREENHOUSE WfHDOW. DOUel.E ATTACHED GARAGE. VERY LAAGE PATIO. -.Ulll• 1114- 0UTSTANDING 2 BA SUrTE CONDO IN SECURfTY aOG. COMMUNTY POOL ANO SPA. OWNER wtU. CONSIDER LEASE OPTION. MAKE OFFERS. • CAIYllaUlll 111Ua SA 1 FR MUST SEW All OFFERS WILL 8E COta>EREDI UPOAAOE02 8R. 2 BA TOWNHOUSE IN OflQlllAl MODEL COMPLEX. SOPHISTICATED ELEGANCE! PERFECT CON:lfTION TENNS & POOL aa111m. 11~ 3 IA. 3 Mo USED BRICK FP, scww.G CEllMO IN lNl«J ROOM. 3 ~GREAT LOCATION. au111•1 11...- HAA80A VIEW AS WELL AS SUNSETS FROM THe8 OOAGEOUS V1UA BAl.80A PENTHOUSE WITH 8ECUN'TY GATE. CATHEDAAl CSUNGS ANO SKYUGHTS. .. Ill 18E1 111._ STUfiNNGt 38R OR 2 8R & FR INWONDEAFUl NEWPORT HEIGHTS. If YOU UKE UGHT, BRIGHT AND SPACIOUS. YOlfll LOVE THlS ON.El lllfFI a1._ BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED •c PLAN ON LOVEl Y EXTRA WIDE GREENBELT. VAULTED CEJUNG. TWO SUNNY PATIOS. THtS IS PERFECTION. • cum 1111.111 ELEGANT CONDO ON THE GOLF COURSE. JUST REM· ODElED AND DECORATED.BY SADOLE8ACK. WHITE Tl..E AND BERBER CARPET. 2 CAA GARAGE.