HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-02-04 - Newport Harbor EnsignESTABLISHED c, OTH YEAR* NUMBER 26 * (714)831-8120 *NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOMEBASEO NEWSPAPER* THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1988
settles suit for reported $3. 75M
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c edin
fraud case
BY BILL HARVEY
A charge of filing a fraudulent
imurance claim has been lodged against
a former president of the Coast Com-
munit y College Di!.t rict Bo ard o f
T ru!.tee~.
George Rodda J r., 57 , of Corona del
Mar, was arrested after his estranged
wife testified s he has some of the
property he listed as stolen o n an
ins urance claim and the value of o ther
listed items was vastly exaggerated,
according to Newport Beach police
'pokesman Bob Oakley. Oakley stated
that Rodda filed a claim with his
insurance company for $95,680, his
estimated loss due to a Sept. 19
burglary, but filed a supplementary
report claiming losses of $593,000 the
following day.
Oakley would rele~ no information
about Rodda's wife, Madge, other than
to say that she live~ out of state and
came to Newpo rt Beach to get • copy
of the burglary repo rt . After reading
the report, Oakley said, she asked to
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Mccurdy is 'Citizen of Year'
The Newport Harbo r Area C hamber
of Commerce has named Robert
M cCurdy as the 1987 Citizen of the
Year.
He was voted the award by the
C hamber's former C itizens of the Year.
For nearly three decades, McCurdy
has been giving his time, talents and
energies toward making Orange County
a better plaoc to live, work and play.
He was responsible for establishing the
first Orange County Industrial Confer-
ence in 1961.
His other community projects
include acting as president of t he
following organizations:
Orange C ounty Council, Boy Scouts
of America ( 19f\6); Associated
C hamber o f Commerce o f Orange
County; Sales It Marketing Executives
of Orange County ( 1~7); regional
vice president of SME International
( 1977); president and one of the found-
ers, Orange County Safety Council ;
Newport Harbor Area Chamber of
Commerce ( 1972); National Marine
Distributors Association; 552 Club of
Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian
(1975-76); Orange County Coast Asso-
ciation ( 1978): president and founder
of C HOC Padrinos, support group for
Children's Hospital o f Orange County
H is awards are numerous . He
received the Pete Siracusa Award for
dedicated service to the 552 Club. In
I 98~ he was voted .. Commodore of the
Year·· and received the Theodore
Robins award from the Commodores
Club. The Newport Harbor Spastic
League gave him .. The King Neptune
Award" for public service.
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BY BI LL HARVEY
Newport Beach City Attorney Bob
Burnham is unhappy that the cHy's
former insurance company has dropped
its appeal and agreed to settle a suit
filed by John Taylo r for a reported
SJ. 75 million .
.. , d on't like it , .. said Burnham, ... but
l can sec where 11 might be the prudent
thing to do.··
Taylor 1s the man who dove into the
water at ~ewport Beach in 1980. broke
his neck and sued the cit y for S6 m1ll1o n .
"The co urts held for Taylo r,'' sa id
Burnham, "and with post settlement
interest, the Judgement 1s probably up
a round S9 millio n by no w, so settling
o ut of court for any s um les~ than that
could be considered a prudent move ...
Burnham said the city 's former
insurance company, Transcontinental
Insurance. agreed to the settlement last
week, JUSI prior t u et hearing before the
4th D1slnct Court of Appeals. The city
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Another
• runner 1n
40th race
BY ROGER BLOOM
Another runner has taken to the 40th
Congres1onal District track. but two
characteristics clearly separate the new
co ntestant from the other seven
announced candidates for the seat being
given up by Rep. Bo b Badham.
Lida Lcnncy 1\ a Democrat and a
woman.
Lcnncy, 54 , 1s a Laguna Beach city
council member. having been elected in
1986. She is a teacher, with a Master's
degree in social ecolo gy from the
Um verstty of California at Irvine.
Lcnney announced her intentio ns at
the county Democratic convention this
weekend in Anaheim. She said that she
hopes the Repub lican, primary in the
heavily Republican district proves so
divisive that some Rcpubltcans will us ...... 5
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PUE f-FOllAIY 4. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN
A celebration of
kids' creativity
Youngsters from throughout
the Newport-Mes a Unified
School District were honored
for their artistic abilities Sunday
as the Harbor Council PTA and
The Newport Ensign and The
Costa Mesa News awarded
prizes in the "Reflections"
contest.
Led by Erik L ogan o f
Andersen School, who won Best
of Show for his breathtaking
photographs of the Grand
Canyon, the Harbor Council
winnners will now go the the
district .. Reflections" competi-
tion and, if t hey d o well, to the
national judging.
The students competed in four
categories -literature, music,
photography, and visual arts -
and in four age groups -prim-
ary (grades K-3), elementary
(grades 4-6), junior high (grades
7 and 8), and high school (grades
9-I 2).
The winners were:
Primary: A viva Goldman of
College P ark Sc hool in litera-
ture; Christa Dietzel o f College
Park School in music; Brooke
Everson in photography: and
En c Dietzel of College Park
School in visual arts.
Elementary: Greg Dill o f
California School in literature;
Amy Dietzel of College Park
School in music; Erik Logan of
Andersen School in photo-
gra phy; and Karen Helmuth of
California School in visual arts.
Junior Hich: Brian Haber of
Corona d el Mar High in liter-
ature; Karen Thomas of
CdMHS in music; a nd Danh
Nguyen of TeWinkle Middle
School in visual arts.
High School: David Watson
of CdMHS in. literature; Hao
Truong of Costa Mesa High in
music; Christopher Yagerlener
of Estancia H igh School in
photography; and Susie Jawor
of Cd M H S in visual arts.
In addition, the award for
special education students went
to Lynda Loughery of Marion
Parso ns School in the visual arts
category.
Bonnie Engstrom chaired the
contest for the Harbor Council
PT A. The ceremony was
attended by Newport Beach
Counc ilwoman Evelyn Hart,
NM US D trustee Sherry Loof-
bu rro w, Superintendent Dr.
John Nicoll, Library Board
member Holl y Wilkinson, and
mo re than 100 students and
parents.
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PIDTOI IY DAIH COTA
EiEM WISE
. A~cording to leaend. St. Valen-
tine s Day was celebrated as a joyous
festival in which the local people of
England pthered for a drawina. Sin-
gle or married, the person chosen
was called a valentine end was pre-
sented with a 1ift. Since PfltCJOUS
stones were associated with intelli-
gence and believed to hhe feelin.1a.
they quickly became a fworite lift.
Tyi!ll the e~~ion of feelinp to
CIVlna and f'ecelVlnJ &emstones is I t1me-h~ed tradition. When you
choose a 11ft, you make that choice
with someone special in mind. Our
emotions auide us in selectina the
present that will keep on saying how we feel.
Tell your young child you love her
this Valentine's Day with a heart-
shaped charm. Later, she can ex-
press her love to your grandchild by
passing your gift on. For your teen·
ager, bracelets and bangles are gifts
she will treasure.
Gentlemen, perhaps you've told
your partner you love her often, but
have you given her the gentle caress
of a pearl necklace and matching
earrinp? She would no doubt appre-
ciate a special "I love you" accom-
panying a c~ed aemstone pearl
enhancer .. .in a heart shape, per-
haps. Or remind your Valentine how
special your years totiether have
been by giving her a rma set with
clusters of sparl<ling diamonds ...
one for each year you've shared.
Ladies, if the onty jewelry your
special Valentine wears is his watch,
it may not mean he won't wear
~lry. Many men say they like the
idea of a ltttle jewelry, but they
would never buy it for themselves. Most men like the bf ue of la pis or the
black of onyx set alone in a rina or
with a sincte diamond. Others like
the more traditional sianet rina.
Some men wear rincs on the third
finaer; others like a pmkle rinf. Yes,
it may be true that he doesn t wear
jewelry ... but you can aive him the
opportunity.
·This Valentine's Day. show your
loYe with a gift of fine ,ewelry.
CHARLES H. BARR
9~Je.t,.4
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
Rodda ... and that R odda had inflated the
value of other things listed in the
report. CllH• "-,... 1
talk to a detective and stated that
she had some of the items listed
on the report in her possession
Among tbe things cited by
Madge Rodda as over-valued
were a mink coat Rodda valued
.
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536-2555
(at Huntington
Bach Pa)
at $4,950, an antique nng he
valued at $40,000 and a silver
tea set and candelabra he
claimed was worth S 150,000.
Madge Rodda said the coat
was imitation fur valued at
about $250, the ring was worth
about S20,000 and the tea service
was worth about $2,500, adding
that she has possession of the
silver and the ring.
Police do not dispute that a
burglary occurred at Rodda 's
residence on Sept. 15.
Rodda spent a total of 17
years on the Coast Community
College District Board of Trus-
tees, five of them as president
of the board. In 1976, Rodda
received the Trustee of the Year
Award from the California
Community College Trustees.
Rodda is scheduled to be
arraigned in Harbor Municipal
Court on Feb. 18. If convicted,
be faces up to four years in state
prison and up to a $10,000 fine.
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for seniors
The Discovery Shop of the
American Cancer Society at
2301 E.Cout Hwy., in Corona
del Mar (ACACIA) bu a special
welcome aign out to all seniors
(SS and over).
The second Wednesday in
each month, starting Feb. 10,
bas been deaipated Senior's
Dilcount Day with 20 percent off tbe .. :-..--..a . ~pncea.
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Nanny ...
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The first two months of train-
ing includes contact hours in the
classroom and the last month is
field study, where students actu-
ally get direct experience in a
private home working with
children in a daycare setting.
Rothman and Butnik said they
are hoping to also get their
students into community hospi-
tals for newborn nursery
ex.penence.
"In the East, baby nurses are
a common commodity," said
Rothman." A woman has a baby
and a nurse comes to stay with
her for the first month. You
don't see that out here. The
closest we will come to that is
a nanny who has had experience
with newborns."
The definition of an Orange
County nanny is a professional
childcare worker who is more
than just someone to shoo the
children outside to play. She
won't do household chores, but
she will nurture the children,
chauffeur them to dance and
piano lessons. c heer at their
baseball games, take them to the
doctor if the need arises, provide
a lovi ng and unders tanding
personality and become a valued
Mccurdy ...
Clltf .... fr1ll ,. 1
Born in Pasadena, Mccurdy
attended the University of
Southern California and later
obtained a law degree from
Pacific Coast College of Law.
C urrently, he is on the board
of directors of the California
Marine Parks and Harbors
Association, serving as its treas-
urer. He is also treasurer of
Amigos Viejos, a member of the
Commodores Club. and a
member of the Balboa Bay Club
and the Irvine Coast Country
Club, serving as vice president
of the Board of Governors.
He and his wife. Winnie Mae,
have two daughters and six
grandchildren, all livi ng in
Hawaii.
member of the family. She will
either live in or just pcrforll) the
functions of a nanny during the
day and go to her own home at
night, depending on the situa-
tion of all involved. She might
be off ercd travel possibilities if
the family chooses to take her
along on vacation. She will be
paid anywhere from $200 to
$300 a week and have Social
Security and Worker's Compen-
sation benefits, vacation and
sick pay.
.. The childcare situation in
this country is getting worse
instead of better," said Butnik.
.. People are overburdened, day-
care centers are overburdened
and we feel a nanny is a good
alternative. It might not be as
cost eff cctive if you only have
one child. But if you have more
than one child, by the time you
add up childcare costs, arrange
for carpools for their various
interests, it becomes cost effec-
tive to have someone in your
home that can do all that for
you."
And what type of person
becomes a nanny? First of all,
she must love c hildren, Roth-
man and Butnik said.
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"Q.JAf people come from all
wa1~ bf lif c and all ages," said
Butnik ... Children just seem to
gather around these people
because they have special qual-
ities."
.. They are creative lcind have
a a sense of play anct' delightful
humor about th)tfu," added
Rothman. /-
The two "Wo men said they
carefully screen their potential
students according to the guide-
lines they set before the Depart-
ment of Education. Driving
abilities, medical history, per-
sonal references, work referen-
ces, alJ are required and checked.
A high school diploma or equiv-
alent is required and fluency in
English. With the Newport
area's proximity to the ocean
and all of the backyard pools
and spas one might find, it is also
important that she be able to
swim and water safety is taught
in the class. A flexible financial
plan is offered to help a student
pay the S 1.900 tuition.
What the students will gain
upon their graduation is a
rewarding career. Faust is look-
ing forward to the day she can
begin wo rk. She hopes to gain
employment as a live-in nanny
working with infants. And above
all , she knows that fulfillment
lies ahead.
.. They can give you a nickel
raise when you work in an office.
but it can't compare to a smile
o n a child 's face ... Faust said.
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FUllAIY 4. 1• THE NEWPORT E'8GN ...
~ Exotic cars to be
at Fairgrounds
Over 100 hundred of the most
sought after, legendary, and
expensive cars to ever hit the
streets wm be on display at the.
exotic Car Expo '88, Feb. 12-
14, at the Orange County Fair-
grounds.
Encompassing more than
70,000 square feet of exhibit
space, 80 car manufacturers will
showcase some of the world's
most famous cars, including the
rare Lamborghini Countach,
and vintage Mercedes, Porsches
and Corvettes during the 3-day
event. Jn addition to the exotic
cars. replicas of classic makes
Settle ...
ctlllr 1• lrlm,... 1
is no w self-insured.
Taylor's case was o ne that
encouraged Sen. Marian Berge-
son (R-Newpon Beach) to spon-
sor legislation protecting beach
cities from lawsuits. unless neg-
ligence can be proven.
Taylor's attorneys argued that
the cit y had an implied dut~ to
warn swimmers that divi ng into
hallow water could result in
injury because the city supplied
lifeguards.
Bergeson 's bill was passed
after being submit1ed three
and kit cars will be on display
and available for purchase.
Among the cars to be dis-
played at the event arc Classic
Roadster's Marlene and several
cars from hit television series
such as .. H ouston Nights, ..
"Miami Vice," and the movie,
..Ghost busters.'"'
Event hours are Friday. Feb .
12, from 6 to JO p.m.~ Saturday,
Feb. 13, from 10 a .m. to 10 p .m.~
and Sunday, Feb. l4, from 10
a.m. to 6 p.m .
For more information contact
SAMA at (7 14) 756--90S2 .
times, and became active on Jan.
I. But~ it was not retroactive so
it bad no effect on Taylor's case.
Newport Beach City Manager
Robert Wynn said, ''I personally
wanted to see the case go to
appeal, but it was the insurance
company's money, so they had
the right to do what they wanted.
I was disappointed when they
decided to settle ...
VJe're F1ghtmg HH Your Lite.
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Editorial
Shady shenanigans
The $600 billion omnibus spending bill that Congress
passed in December is proving to be more and more
of a boondoggle as t he fine print is being laboriously
read by government officials and the press.
The first example of sleaze to turn up was the $8
million appropriated to build private schools in France
for North African J ews. To add to the absurdity, the
line was inserted by a Hawaiian seantor, democrat Daniel
Inouye, at the behest of a New York supporter.
Ino uye, a pio us preacher of o penness in government
during the Iran-Contra hearings, used his position on
the House-Senate conference committee that hammered
out the omnibus bill to secretly slip the line into the
bill even though it had not bee n considered by either
house before.
Meanwhile, another conferee, Rep. Charles Wilson
( D-Texas) used hi s positoin on the committee to get
~en with the Defense Intelligence Agency for not
all;ing his girlfriend to accompany him on an overseas
j un t two years ago. He axed funds for two of the
ag y's planes, used to transport diplomats and military
attaches to overseas posts. He also removed previously
voted immunity for the agency from planned Defense
Department cuts.
The most flagrant slight-of-hand , ~owever, was pulled
by Sen. Ernest Hollings (D-South Carolina) at the behest
of Sen. Ted Kenned y (D-Massachusetts). Hollings
inserted a provision that will require Rupert Murdoch
to di vest himself of holdings in New York and Boston,
notably The Boston Herald, which has long been critical
of Kennedy.
T he provision, like the Inouye a nd Wilson moves,
was not contained in any previo us ve rsion of the bill.
Kennedy also failed to consult New York's senators,
who have an interest in the fate of Murdoch's New York
property.
The corruption of the conference committee process
-designed to iron out differences between House and
Senate version of a bill -cries out for the attention
and action of the congressional ethics panels.
Congress has to clean up its act. These gross excesses
and inexcusable abuses must end.
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EVE~ EUiH~.:
Blackie now wowing Maui
Blackie Gadarian is as much
an original as Mort Sahl. Lili
Tomlin or Fred Allen. All four
ridicule the phony. the preten-
tious. the ordinary. the politician
feeding from the public trough,
the rich and greedy pigs. the
arrogant yuppies. and the lazy.
tacky, monosyllabic moderns.
And, because Blackie is so much
an o riginal. the former Newport
Beach boatyard owner and po-
litical oracle is fast becoming the
talk of Maui in Hawaii.
Blackie and his wife, Sara.
sold their boatyards here nine
years ago this spring and moved
to Ma ui because, Blackie said.
he was bored in Newport Beach.
For nearly a quarter of a cen-
tury, he had enlivened the local
scene like a standup comed ian,
tossing one-liners around rid-
iculing civil servants, developers,
and the city's elite. Last week,
we found he's doing the same in
Maui.
We were driving up Highway
38, the main road serving west
Mt.ui, when we saw it-a gaudy
orange structure rising over a
machine shop fronting on the
highway. Big, black block lctlcrs
screamed "Blackie's Bar." A
slightly s maller sign, said
"Blackic's Boatyard ," and
another, somewhat smaller sign
said : "Blaclcic's Bar; Drink,
Eat." Short. Direct. Command-
ing. Explicit. The build ing
looked like a hexagonal gazebo
on stills.
The walls of the stairwell
leading from the entrance to the
bar are covered with shipwreck
photos, and, at the top of the
stairs, is this sign: "'Promote safe
boating; stay ashore and drink
at Blackie's Bar." The large
structure can easily serve up to
I 00 people, and the views are
tremendous. It is an open
gazebo. looking out over
Labaina to the sea, up, to the
volcanic peaks, and beyond
s uaar cane fields to Maui's
colony o( luxury botela.
And the YieWI inlide area'
bad. Blackie's humor and pct
peeve cover the walls. Sample
signs: .. Ins urance Companies
Are The Enemy Of the People ...
.. Shoot The Lawyers First ...
Fastened to the ceiling is a-small
doll mounted on a piece of
wood, with this caption: 0 Baby
On Board ...
Some of his gags are corny,
and some are outlandis h and of
questionable taste, but all are
pure Blackie. and they delight
his customers.
A plumber's helper is g:ued to
the ceiling between two pairs of
shoes-orange tennis shoes for
Blackie, pink pumps for Sara.
.. Some friends sent these to us
on our 25th wedding anniver-
sary," Sara said. 04Jt had a note
that read: ·25 years down the
drain.'"
Suspended from the cente r
ceiling is a lifesize nude blonde
mannequin seated on a swing.
.. Her name is Mary J o,,,
Blackie said . "She came from
Kccvir s house." (Tom Kccvil,
former editor of Th e Daily
Pilot.) 04Lct me show you the
museum.''
He led me to a tunnel-like
room jutting off one side of the
hexagon. '
"'This wu the top floor of the
old Windsock Cafe at the Kaa-
napali Beach Airport. When
they closed the airpon to make
room for more luxury hotels, I
bought the cafe and with Bill
Blurock's help moved it here and
attached it to the bar.,.
The museum ii filled with
Maui memorabilia, and some of
Blackie'• includiq a photo of
Richard Nixon, and a jlletet
bearina the pnaidential leaJ and
the words, "I 1111 not a crook ...
~IM WiacllOCk iecideat i1
typical of the way Bl ackie and
Sara have become integral parts
of the Maui community. News-
papers and magazines h ave
published many stories about
BY JI M FELTON
their machine shop. their com-
munity projects. and their bar.
Blackie fashioned all the elab-
orate brass railings for the plush
Hyatt Regency Hotel in Maui-
a $500,000 project. He built an
all-steel car for the Sugar Cane
Railway. The wide assortment of
T-shirts and o ther bar by-
products nets about $4,000 a
year, and Blackie uses it for
grants to local high school
students who arc not going to
college .
"In Newport Beach. every-
body thought their kids were
college material. For many of
them, it's a Jaste of time. I want
to encourage kids who are not
college material-give them
m oney for tools and stuff that
will help them get started ...
Blackie 's Bar is the .. in" pl ace
of Maui. It's open daily from 10
to 10, and it $Crves great Mex-
ican food , half-pound t\am-
bursers and the coldest beer in
Hawaii. It is also the, only jazz
place on the islands. Four nights
a week, from S to 8, young
professional combos play good
old-time jwzz, delighting a
standing-room-only crowd of
happy drinken. At 8 o'clock,
Blackie takes the mike, satirizes
today's news and the public raaures and comments on lif c in
Maui-... the trial lawyers are
holdina a convtntion here; get
your kids off tbe streets, lock
your can and auard your wife."
Then be~ off witb ... , am your
wonderful lovable, humble
Blackie, .. wl tbe crowd Cbeen
wl wllildee (To • c.il"'-"J
" Theriot
stlll hot . · Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor: munity groups to help alter this
You would expect that the decision. Roaer Bloom's cditor-
Exccutive Editor of a local ial failed to look at the giant
community newspaper would iuue, I.e .• a failure to convey to
directly interview a key subject the public a reason for the swap
of bis/her weekly editorial sou and/ or the policy decision mat-
to pt fintband facts. Not ao for ina proceues that were followed
The Costa Mesa News and to reach the final decision to
Executive Editor Roger Bloom 'a swap.
editorial headlined, "Time to The "Time to Cool it" editor-
Cool it," (January 22, 1987). I ial really makes waste of the
penonally, took it right in the efforts that many of us have put
back. forth toward investigating this
You see, Roger bas the right issue. My credibility is questi-
to say that a recall effort against oned simply because J have
our school board is off base. publicly stated, ~d will con-
Thafs his opinion. No harm no tinue to.do-SO~ that 1 would..lo\!.C..
foul. But, and really to my to represent this community in
surprise, Roger ~ecided t.o go . ,,<;a_ngress and the u. s. Senate
that extra few lines typ1c~ly _someday. Politics isn't a dirty
reserved fo.r scab reporters usa~g word. Being honest about a barrel~ of mk. purchased on ~ag desire to be a part of this nation's
daddy s tab, '· e. be took a Jab government is not a bad trait.
at me and other me~bers '?f ~he Why does Roger Bloom make
rec~l movement with an msm-these dreams and goals seem so
uat.1?n that ~ur goals were un-American?
pohtacally motivated rather than . .
having a primary concern for It for one wall never cocktail
our schools. In short, 1 was my way around t.his town simply
hoping to gain a PT A mailing to meet all the n.ght people and
list to help further my u. s. t~n ask .for t~e1r vote ... the
Senate bid in the 21st Century. big surpnse. Its much better to
Get real! start out face-to-face and not
Scab reporters generally fail behind the back.
to interview their subjects, What's your stake in the issue,
(victims), and really don't Roger? All you bad to do was
research the issue all that well. call. Roger, you sec, isn't even
I would bet Roger a dinner at from this area. Garden Grove,
the R itz that be didn't even (Garden Grove High School),
attend the cruciaJ school board isn't that somewhere on the
meeting where the puppet heads other side of the freeway? Don ·1
voted against the wishes of this be embarrassed Roger. You just
community. Do1,1't worry Roger, don't know what makes this
111 order the cobb salad and a community tick. It's called pride.
diet Pepsi. Hard work. Loyalty to your
Roger based his editorial on school. Loyalty to things that
my interview with reporter Bill work.
Harvey and perhaps on local You blew it Roger. Take a
hearsay, etc. Why not give me walk down the halls of Newport.
a call Rog? Bill Harvey bas my Walk Davidson Field at 11 p.m .•
number. Ask me what Blue onacoolfoggynigbt. You won't
Pride stands for. Ask me why have any memories, but we'll be
I give a damn about this issue. looking over your shoulder . .
Nicoll is wrong and the Trus-. all the time.
tees are wrong. Blue Pride has
now merged with other com-
Brian Theriot
CmtaMeu
Eying the
40th field
insult to the intelli1ence of
Ora.nae County reaidenta. The
fact of the matter is that all of
us are veteran Conpasmen who
have the respect of the voten-
Dar r..aor. otherwise, we would not bold
I read with some amusement office.
Jim Felton'• column today . Felton's unfortunate com-
("Time of My Life," Jan. 21). In menu do not deserve the dignity
fact, I agreed with his assessment of being repeated. But the fact
of Baker's ties with The Irvine that bis irresponsible drivel was
Co. I disagree with bis "tongue-published is noteworthy because
in-cheek" notion that the com-it is an example of how some
pany is somehow entitled to in Orange County have sunk to
something simply by virtue of iu new depths in recent years.
stranglehold on the county. u Perhaps there. i~ frustration
anything, we the people, need because t~ ma1onty of Orange
someone on our side against the County residents ~-too-smart
likes of Baker and The Irvine Co. l? be fool~ on. the issues by the
(maybe that's redundant-hberal manonty. So we get
Baker is The Irvine Co.).
I can only assume Felton was
kidding when he said that no one 4Q•IJ
running bas the proper back-1 1 • • •
ground for Congress. Nathan
Rosenberg spent thre years on n I 1 '' ,,_ fill 1
the "Hill" as a national defense
adviser to the .Senate and the
Secretary of Def ensc. In that
capacity, he was very active in
bringing legislation through the
process into law. And, as I
understand it, he is supported by
many existing congrgsmen-
l'm going with Rosenberg!
Stnen Gabriel
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re$pon·ds
Dear Editor:
Jim Felton 's column about
Orange County's congressional
delegation was bad enough
because of the ridiculous railing
against my colleagues, Con-
gressmen Bob Doman and Wil-
liam Dannemeyer, and me. We
can take that-otherwise we
wouldn't be in public offtte.
What was tragic about Fel-
ton 's column was that it was an
'
crosss party lines in November.
Mean~hile, Republican can-
didate Nathan Rosenberg
reported raising more than
$400,000 so far in his primary
campaign. Rosenberg filed
spending reports listing $142,000
in contributions and S 103,000 in
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o one--represent the cowaty?
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CdM uses defense to defeat Sailors
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
Newport Harbor High's bas-
ketball team fell short in their
bid to beat cross-town rivals
Corona del Mar for the second
time this season as the Sea Kings
held on to win 4943.
It was a combination of Har-
bor's poor shooting and CdM's
defensive playing, which gave
the Sailors ( 1-5) their . fifth
straight league loss this past
week.. Harbor's chances of
reaching the C IF playoffs are
growing slimmer each game.
But the Sea Kings (12-8,3-3)
with the win have a good shot
at attaining third place of the Sea
View League. CdM plays Estan-
cia tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m.
in the Eagles gym.
... We played with a lot more
intensity this time,·· stressed
CdM Coach Paul Orris.
"We embarrassed ourselves
the first time. We didn't let
Harbo r establish themselves
offensively like we did last time.
Harbor didn't get that confi-
dence that beat us. They missed
some shots, which I like to think
was due to our defense. That's
our game. We're not going to
score loads of points, so wc·ve
got to do the job on the def ensi 1e
side,"' Orris continued.
"lf we beat the teams \\e
should beat we-will make th:
playoffs. This was one of tht
games we had to have. I've
talked with my team a lot abou.
the season being in our hands,"
Orris added.
Orris stated that he thinks his
team can beat Estancia by forc-
ing the Eagles to shoot from the
outside, the same strategy they
employed against the Sailors.
"Estancia is one of the teams
we have to beat. We can beat
them and I think we are the
better team. We just have to be
consistent and have play every-
body tough on defense,.. he
added.
The Sea Kings kept Harbor
from scoring on the inside and
they forced the Sailors to rely
on their outside shooting, which
was terrible through much of the
game. The Sailors only hit 3 of
19 shots in the first half. Things
didn't improve in the final two
quarters for the Sailors as they
finished with a dismal 23 percent
from the field ( 11 for 47).
"You can't win in this league
if you shoot poorly;• com-
mented H"rbor Coach . Jerry
DeBusk. "We can defend teams
against teams well but we can't
seem to shoot ...
Harbor faces University 7:30
p.m. tomorrow night in an away
game.
"We had trouble controlling
University's (Steve Stolzoff). He
scored 20 points against us and
we thought we did everything to
stop him but we couldn•t , ..
DeBusk said.
CdM•s point guard Geoff
Probst led the Sea Kings with
14 points. Probst sank se"en
points in the first quarter to
jumpstart the Sea Kings.
Harbor struggled making sev-
eral turnovers and missing shots
as Cd M led 13-6 after one
quarter.
CdM•s Matt Herrington took
over for Probst in the second
quarter as be scored nine of his
11 points.
Harbor•s defense had trouble
stopping CdM from the inside
and the Sailors were also beaten
on the boards through much of
the game.
CdM outscored the Sailors 9-
2 in the second period to take
a 22-10 lead into halftime.
Herrington scored all of the Sea
Kings points in the second
period.
The Sailors had trouble set-
ting up their offense for most of
the game.
Things didn't improve for the
Sailors in the second half .
Cd M's Brian Spratt, who
hadn't scored early on, began to
sink shots from the inside. Spratt
finished with eight points and
hauled down 11 rebounds.
Matt Cwiertnia also hit some
shots after a slow start as he
1dded 10 points for the Sea
!C.ings. Cd M outscored Harbor
15-8 in the third quarter as they
;ed 37-19.
Harbor couldn't capitalize on
tl,ei r scoring opportunities. But
the Sailors made a run at catch-
in.~ the Sea Kings in the final
q~arter due to Jim Geerlings
hitting a pair of three-pointers.
Harbor also hit 12 free throws
as they outscored the Sea Kings
24-12 in the final quarter. Har-
bor's Tyler Koon had eight
points and grabbed 11 rebounds.
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Harbor girls to face University tonight
Newport Harbor High's girls
basketball downed Corona del
Mar's team for the second time
this season but unlike the last
game the two teams played
against one another, it wasn't a
rout.
The Sea Kings kept up with
Harbor until the final quarter,
but they fell 46-32.
It was poor free throw shoot-
ing down the stretch which
thwarted the Sea Kings• chances
.. at avenging the earlier loss to
Harbor.
... saw it as my girls came into
this court thinkina their going
to dominate,"' commented Har-
bor Coach Dave BarelL .. Then
after a couple of minutes of
turning the ball over left and
ript, CdM WU even with UI.
But if CdM bad bit half of tbe
free throws they hlld miued,
they could have beat us,"' Barela
aaid.
Harbor (10-8.2-4) fmces Uni-
venity 7 p.m. tonight in the
Sailon l)'ID.
While C.clM (4-14,0-6) aoes
apiut &a.mi 7 p.m. toniabt
inanbom..-.
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lity. ne ... time we played
them, we were .... the wbole
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temperature that game and Jen
Ryan was out. University out-
scored us 13-0 in the fourth
quarter. That's when my girls
died, because the Ou was eating
them up,"' Barela related.
"But I see our defense as being
continuously weak," Barela
added ... We get into foul trouble
too soon, which could hurt us
against Univenity."'
CdM looked like a different
team against Harbor this game.
The Sea Kings zebounded much
better, played tougher dcfeme
and scored more consistently.
But they were hurt by poor
shooting at the charity stripe as
they only hit 8 of 24 attempts.
.. We usually average S7 per-
cent as a team from the free
throw line which ii pretty aooct ...
said CdM Coach Roland Huber.
1bis was our wont outing at
the line so far this year. If we
bad bit half of the>1e we would
been in the pme ...
.. He (Barela) wu worried
•bout his Pris com.ina in here
overconfident," Huber went on.
11H you notice wbat taappened,
Newport H9rb0r ca. Ot1t and
preued UI in the fint quarter and
they scored a couple quick
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Harbor·s Stacy Giem, who
finished with 12 points. hit two
quick baskets early in the period.
Harbor returned to using the
full-court press, which forced the
Sea Kings into making several
costly tumoven.
Harbor blistered the Sea
Kings 18-7 in the final period to
clinch the game.
Jenny Stucker led the Sailors
with 16 points and 14 rebounds.
..In fourth period, we missed
ciaht layups which killed us,"
Huber stated. The fopl situation
\VU 10-1 in our favor. I told my . . ~ ...... girls not to leave the paint and
force Harbor to shoot from the
outside."'
CdM's Kelly Cohen. who
scored 13 points, has been
emergina as one of the Sea
Kinp' team leaden.
-She is the most experienced
and stronaeat player on our
.team," Huber said.
Eatancia could prove to be
another formidable opponent
for the Se1 l.inp.
wrhe key to beatina to them
ia atoppins Sbawna Newburn.
lw COMMd ._,so I know how
abe plays. Newbum 1COrcd 28
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CdM, Harbor soccer game ends in
BY GEORGE PAPl'AS
The soccer showdown
between crou-town rivals, New-
port Harbor and Corona del
Mar, ended in 1-I stalemate this
past week.
The game's result could be
viewed u a kind of a letdown
by both teams but Corona del
Mar Coach Martin McGropn
described the match u one of
the best soccer games he bad ever
watched.
"It was a very good game,"
comment McGropn. "It wu
very beautiful to watch. Two
very good teams were playing."
The score of tbe game wu 0-
0 at halftime U the game WU
moatly a defemive-battJe. Har-
bor (3-1-2) went ahead with 15
minutes gone in the half when
David Woodruff scored a shot
from IS yards out.
CdM's Sohan Mupucuma-
rana hit tbe tying goal 20 min-
utes into the second half on an
assist by Will Hill. The 1ame
continued to be a slow defensive
battle with neither team scoring
agun.
A lot of that may have had
to do with the strong playing by
each of the team's goalies. Har-
bor's Ken Wilcut made six saves
and Cd M's Brent JC.rum bad four
saves.
The Sea JC.inp ( 1-2-3) face
Estancia 3 p.m. tomorrow in a
home match.
Harbor goes against U nivcr-
sity in an home game 3 p.m.
tomorrow.
"We've been coming out on
the wrong side of J--0, 2--0 scores
during the season," McGrogan
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said. "A tie with Harbor is not
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McGropn said his team bu
been hurt by injuries this season.
They have fost four starters
including one of their best
playen, Pat Callaghan. Cal-
laghan is out with a bruised.knee
and a pulled hamstring and he
bu sat out all six league games.
"The guys who have came in
for him have done well, but our
off ensc is not the same without
Pat. He is our best offensive
player," McGroaan said.
McGropn stressed offense is
his team's weak v<>int.
"We're not scoring goals," he
said. "We \re got lots of chances
but were not capitalizing on·
them. You have to credit Har-
bor's goalie Wilcut because we
had a couple aood chances
against him and be stopped us.
We're YCfY good defensively, but
we could have won most of our
games if we had scored more
goals."
McGrogan described Estancia
as a very good team.
"They beat us 4-1 last time.
They're a tough team to play
against and score off of."
McGrogan named Jeff Addi-
son, Evan Stuart and team
captain Matt Tom.Jin as players
on the team whose playing bas
improved dramatically over the
course of the season.
"Addison has improved enor-
mously this season," McGrogan
pointed out. -r omlin has helped
the team come together. Stuart
is former basketball player at the
school and this is his fint year
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in soccer. Stuart bas done very
well and each game be is getting
stronger."
The Sea Kings finished in
second in the Sea View League
last season. It was McGropn's
first year as Cd M's coach. It may
be tougher for the Sea Kings to
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"Riabt now our team bas a 40
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Boat chan rs trying to police th n~lves
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Newport? Some who are con-
cerned with problelDI lite late
night noile, inadequate parking
and safety concerns might think
so.
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of charter is similar to a bare
boat and is based on an hourly
rate. In Newport it usually
meana small run abouts or
sailboats.
So what solution can we offer
these various types of cbarten?
For this reason, Newport's
charter industry has formed a
self-regulating organization
called the Yacht Masters &
Marine Association. According
to President Janet Winterhalder,
their goal is to be pro-active and
work with the city, Harbor
Department and Coast Guard to
mitigate concerns.
Sound simple? Not with sev-
eral different types of charter
operations at work in Newport:
J. Fixed Base Operations-
The Cannery, Pavilion and
Hornblower for instance. Each
of these operaton charter Coast
Guard certified boats. These
vessels have two watertiaht
bulkheads and meet very string-
ent Coast Guard safety require-
ments. They also have their own
parking and boardiq f1eilities.
2. Bareboat-Tbis type of
charter is called "bare" because
it is just that: 1be bareboat does
not include skipper or crew.
Therefore, when someone cbar-
ten a boat, they assume full
CORONA DEL MAR
Butetball: defeated Newport Harbor, 49-43. The Sea Kings play
Estancia 7:30 p.m. tomorrow night in the Eagles' gym. Girll
Baketbd: lost to Newport Harbor, 46-32. The Sea Kings face
Estancia 7 p.m. tonight in an home game.
Wreldina: The Sea Kings will participate in the varsity league
tournament at Estancia Feb 11.
Soccer: Boys tied Newport Harbor, 1-1. The Sea Kings play
Estancia 3 p.m. tomorrow in an home match. Girls also play
Estancia today at 3 p.m. in an away match.
NEWPORT HARBOR:
Basketball: lost to CdM, 49-43. The Sailors face University
tomorrow night 7:30 p.m. in an away game. .
Girls Basketba.ll:beat CdM. 49-43. The Sailors play University
7 p.m. tonight in an home game.
Wrestlin1: The Sailors particpate varsity league tournament at
Estancia on Feb. 13.
Soccer: boys tied with CdM, 1-1. Boys face University 3 p.m.
!omorrow in an home match. Girls play Univenity 3 p.m. today
in an away game.
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responsibility and liability.
However, our Newport char-
ter companies realize that for the
most part the party chartering
the boat wants a paid skipper,
crew and often catering included
with the boat. With these addi-
tional services is it still a bare
boat? If not, the vessels must be
Coast Guard approved. For
most of the charter boats this
would be impossible-a major
problem for these companies.
3. Boat Rentals-This form
I . The city bas instigated a
special event permit proceu that
requires proper disposal of all
trash and that the boat contains
a Coast Guard approved holdin1
tank, while it prohibits:
a. parking on city streets and
parking lots.
b. loading at gas docks, public
pien and private residences
c. amplified sound on the
exterior of the boat
d. amplified sound audible
from SO' after 10 p.m.
The Yacht ·Masten and
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to the city.. conditiom and is
dilipntly workina to have all
ch--. abidt by thae rules. If
you tee a charter boat violatina
thae rules, c.n Janet at 675-
2412. The Association would
appreciate your comments.
2. Tboup it ii not feasible for
all boats to have watertiaht
double bulkheads, it is possible
for every charter to meet the
Coast-Guard's strict safety
requirements. Once again, the
Yacht Masters and Marine
Association is working with the
Cout Guard to implement a
workable inspection procedure.
An Ensign "tip of the bat" to
the Newport charter industry for
trying to improve deficiencies
before legislation is needed!
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championship this past
weekend.
The Sailors edged out Laguna
Beach High with a team score
of 67-66 at Bolsa Chica Beach.
Harbor's second consecutive
state title is ironic considering
that the Sailon didn't have
surfing program three years ago.
Actually, Harbor was without a
surfing team for seven years
before Harbor Surfing Coach
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the team two years ago.
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Bill and Bob Baum led the
Sailors to the win as they placed
second and third in the men's
division fi~ beating out two
Laguna Be1eb surf en and U.S.
national team memben Steve
Chew and Hans Hagen.
The Baum's bad to at least
take 1CCOnd and third for the
Sailors to clinch the champion-
ship.
Harbor's Malia Alani cap-
tured fmt place in the women's
division, which also IUde her
the CIF 3A women's individual
state champion.
Bob Baum finished fint in the
kneeboarding division u Bill
Baum took tee0nd in the boogie
boarding competition.
.. It wu up for pabs," com-
mented Hazeltine, a 1983 arad-
uate of Corona del Mar Hip
School. .. Lquna Beach won the
fmt two times we played them
in leque and we won the third
time."
Hazeltine attributed tbe vic-
tory to the •11ot •wfina on the tida part. ..
He mo cited IUppOl't from
Bob Harley al 8illab6q USA.
..
Police Blotter
suspacaon of commercial bur-
glary.
THURSDAY, JAN. 21
CRIMES
picion of receiving known stolen
property.
2125 -Susan Anne Haga, 26,
of Garden Grove was arrested
on suspicion of possession of
mctbamphetamines.
of dcfraudina an innkeeper.
SATURDAY, .IAN. 23
CRIMU
1255 -Hubcap1 valued 11 SSOO
were reported stolen from a
vehicle in the 3100 block of Clay.
FRIDAY. JAN. 22
The Police Blotter is INesenled • • pubMc setWc:e from the Hewpott EMt,> det.lilirw
crimes and arrests in fM•pott Buch. It should be noted thlt crimes listed are only
those which •re reported to the Newport Buch Police Department •nd arrests made
11re only those suspected of crimes Mtd not those convicted.
1850 -A man's wallet and
contents valued at $35 were
reported stolen from a business
in the 4600 block of Campus.
I 9SO -A bicycle valued at S600
was reported stolen from a
garage in the 300 block of Cana.
CRIMES
0800 -Computer equipment
valued at S l ,SOO was reported
stolen from a business located
at 160 Newport C.cnter Drive.
1430 -A wallet and contents
valued at $234 were reported
stolen from a vehicle in the 2000
block of West Ocean Front.
ARRESTS
MONDAY, JAN. 11
CRIMES
0830 -A car stereo valued at
S 1,689 was reported stolen from
a car parked in the 2300 block
of Port Durness.
1320 -Hubcaps and a rim
valued at $280 were reported
stolen from a vehicte in the 300
block of Via Lido Nord.
1535 -Hubcaps valued at $200
were reported stolen from a
vehicle in the Fashion Island
parking lot.
0900 -Computer equipment
valued at S 18,655 was reported
stolen from W. W.A.T. tl G.
Architects Limited.
ARRESTS
:0005 -Jorge Arturo Castro.
27, of Gaudalajara, Mexico, was
arrested on suspicion of the
unlawf uJ taking of a vehicle.
1340 -Brett Walter Wilson,
20, of Santa Ana was arrested
on suspicion of battery on a
peace officer.
1700 -Scott Casey Flanegin.
32. of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of posses-
sion of cocaine for sale.
TUESDAY, JAN. 19
CRIMES
1100 -Currency totaling $1 77
was reported stolen from Little
Big Shot located at 109 22nd
Street.
1800 -A bicycle valued at S 165
was reported stolen from a
garage in the I 00 block of 30th
Street.
1924 -A leather jacket valued
at $300 was reported stolen from
a residence in the I 00 block of
33rd Street. ··
ARRESTS
1620 -Brian Raifo Faris, 25.
of Los Alamitos was arrested on
suspicion of forgery.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21
CRIMES •
0830 -A stereo valued at $900
and a jacket valued at SI 00 were
reported stolen from a vehicle in
the I 00 block of 16th Street.
1300 -A wheelchair valued at
$650 and a walker valued at $65
-were reported stolen from a
convalescence home in the 1400
block of Superior.
ARRESTS
000 I -Thomas Patrick Jack-
s on, 29, of Palmdale was
arrested on suspicion of disor-
derly conduct.
2030 -Rita Angelic Davis, 31,
of Costa Mesa was arrested on
suspicion of misdemeanor drunk
driving.
2035 -Vernon Eugene Keel,
24, of El Toro was arrested on
ARRESTS .
0115 -Todd Keith Schmigcl,
23, of Oceanside was arrested on
suspicion of giving false inf or-
mation to a peace officer.
0530 -James Mitchell Blake,
23, of Santa Cruz was arrested
on suspicio n of receiv~ng known
stolen property.
1500 -Karen Rebcco Arzate,
37, of Tustin was arrested on
suspicion of commercial bur-
glary.
2120 -AJan Recd Haga, 31,
of Orange was arrested on sus-
1900-A stereo valued at SSOO,
a camera valued at $700 and a
dashboard valued at $300 were
reported stolen from a vehicle in
the JOO block of 28th Street.
ARRESTS
0055 -Samuel Arredondo
AJdivar, 25 , of Anaheim was
arrested on suspicion of receiv-
ing known stolen property.
1300 -William Howard
Smith, 41 , of Ocean Spring,
Miss ., was arrested on suspicion
0210 Gregory Scott Lukosky,
23, of Newport Beach was
arrested on suspicion of posses-
sion of cocaine.
SUNDAY, JAN. U
CRIMES
1919 -Vandals reportedly
caused $4, 120 in d~mage to a car
parked in the Fashion Island
parking lot.
ARRESTS
0300 -Nelson Edward Boord
Jr., 34, of Huntington Beach was
arrested on suspicion of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
Charges against yacht broker dropped
BY BILL HARVEY
Criminal fraud charges will
not be filed by the District
Attorney against a Newport
Beach yacht broker after it was
learned he has agreed to repay
the aJleged victim as much as
$675 ,000, according to District
Attorney Mark Allen Sevigny.
According to Sevigny,
Richard Anthony Bell, former
owner and operator of Spindrift
Yachts in Newport Beach, took
a deposit of. S6(5,400, which
represented payment in full on
a yacht from William Dawson,
but failed to place an order with
the Taiwan boat yard that built
boats on contract for Spindrift.
"At this time, Mr. Dawson,
who lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
is unwilling to press charges
against Tony Bell, "said Sevigny,
.. because Bell has agreed to
repay at least part of the money.
It must be obv~us t hat Dawson
doesn't want Bell to go to jail.
because if Bell is in jail. he won't
pay Dawson.
business was foundering. While
it's fairly unusual for a buyer to
pay the full purchase price in
advance, that's exactly what Mr.
Dawson did.
"Mr;. Bell used the money to
try to keep his company going.
It was never his intent to abs,..
cond with the funds, and he did
:xactly what he would have done
if he had gone into bankruptcy."
.. Asncaraslcantell,theoriginal According to Sevigny. in
order was for a power yacht in order to file criminaJ charges the
the SO-to-60-foot range,.. said district attorney's office must
Bell's attorney, Frank A. prove Bell intended to convert
Conner, "and my client's (BcU) . funds to pe rsonal use.
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HUNTING ·AND FISHING CLUB
(AN UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATION)
' .: ' .
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Club is located approximately 2 hours drive
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whitewing and pigeon are plentiful. Big game
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raccoon and bobcat are for members' hunting
pleasure during season. Other game such as
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chukker and bobwhite shall be planted along
wit h additional stocking of bass, trout and blue-
gill, following the sale of the 700th member.
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,_ 11-1-11'9•FDTn4. I• THE NEWPORT B8GN
Assistance Leaglie holds bridal show
BY DINA VON BURGER
'Tis that time of year again,
-when women are planning their
weddings. The first thing on the
agenda is to select a date. Once
this is confirmed, the future
bride goes shopping for her
gown and those of her brides-
maids. Since the trend in the late
'80s is to have a formal wedding,
The Assistance League of New-
port Beach in conjunction with
their Auxiliaries Virginia Castle
and the Assistccns presented
.. An Afternoon of Elegance"
featuring fashions for the bride
and groom, not only for the
wedding but for the honeymoon,
as well.
The bridal gowns this year are,
indeed, elegant. Sweetheart,
jewel and oval necklaces are
reembroidered or appliqucd
with lace. Sleeves range from an
Elizabethan feeling to long set-
in sleeves, bell shapes or no
sleeves, although in respect to
the latter, ruffles of chiffon
appliques with lace cover the
upper arms and are worn with
22-button gloves.
The bodice is nipped in with
an emphasis on showing the
waist. Aline tiered skirts or a
skirt of soft pleats or gathers
billows out to the floor. Some
of the gowns have long trains
made of the same white silk
taffeta, while other trains are
made of tulle extending some-
times eight feet behind the future
bride.
If the bride does select a gown
with a self train attached to the
skirt, she seems tQ opt for a
headpiece with a short veil in
front and falling gracefully to the
waistline. Simple crowns seem to
be popular, as arc white hats
trimmed with veiling and flow-
ers.
Recommended for the bride
are low-heeled shoes; the tradi-
tional something borrowed,
something blue; and definitely
having makeup prof cssionally
applied, as "Beauty on Locale"
demonstrated at this f asl;lion
show.
Bridesmaid dresses also fol-
low the traditional line. Square,
draped, off-the-shoulder neck-
lines predominate with short
puffed sleeves, worn with the 22-
button glove. The other empha-
sis, in addition to the neckline
for the bridesmaids, is the waist-
line, which is dropped, draped,
pleated and gathered. Length
varies from mid-knee to floor
length. Fabrics are silks, taffetas
and moires. The color selection
ranges from pastels to strong
vibrant colors such as blue and
green .. All the gowns are shown
with dyed-to-match pumps ..
So what will the groom be
wearing? It depends upon the
hour set for the wedding. Morn-
ing sees coats of Oxford grey
with the hick ory strip trouser,
white win~ collar shirt, striped
ascot and pale grey doeskin vest.
In the afternoon, the coat with
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tails and satin inset peak lapels
gives way to perhaps a light grey
with white wing collar, satin bow
tie and a three-button vest.
Evening tuxedos are a bit more
dapper this year. with a contin-
ent al cut. Again the wing-
collared shirt is worn with the
satin bow tie and cummerbund.
In some instances the groom has
opted to wear tics and cummer-
bunds which arc coordinated
with the bridesmaids gowns.
Fabrics used arc shark.skins,
silks and lightweight worsted.
Probab~ the latest trend in
clothing for men is the white
jacket, which for summer has
given way to color. The shawl
color, shaped coat with no vest
is available in pale blue, fla-
mingo pink, teal, cherry, huckle-
berry and purple. These colored
jackets arc worn with matching
cumbcrbunds, bow tic and
spread collar white or pastel
shirts, white pleated trousers and
shoes.
Depending upon the honey-
moon location, designs recom-
mended are basically casual
attire, which can be packed
easily. Panicularly popular are
the lightweight knits which can
be dressed up or down depend-
ing upon the accessories used.
Jan Seitz and Sue Mears co-
chaircd the show, commented by
Kitty Leslie and Nancy Brigham.
Members of the Assistcens
modeled the fashions from The
Bride, Lanz. and Soignec, while
J oho Robert Powers models
wore the clothes from Jim's
Tuxedo Junction.
Proceeds from the afternoon
affair held at the Red Lion Inn
benefited the League's child day
care and dental programs.
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fllllll'f 4. t• THE NEWPORT B•M
Money multiplies with zero-coupon bon
In recent years i.ero-coupon
boDda bave become one of the
moat popular medium-and
loq-tcrm invatmcnt vehicles
ever introduced. Yet they puzzle
many people, fant because of
Money Making Money
their nature (bow can anytbin1 lootina for current income since
offerina zero interest be a 1ood the interest is not acceuible.
investment?), and second However, for the long-term
because of the sheer variety investor zero-coupon bonds
available. Addin1 to the conf u-provide two important benefits:
sion is the fact that many of them a deeply discounted price and
sport cute nicknames like capital appreciation. The dis-
CA TS, MCATS, RATS, counted price means you can
TIGRS and STRIPS, which are buy a bond with a high face value
merely acronyms for the various for a small amount of cash. And
i.ero products. automatic compounding means
Zero-coupon bonds, of that, at recent interest rate levels,
course, do earn interest. What your money can double, triple
they don't do is pay it out· or even quadruple in 14 years
periodically over the life of the or less if you hold the bonds to
bond like conventional bonds. maturity.
Instead, the interest continues to Because you receive the full
compound until the bond face value of the bond at matu-
reachcs maturity. Zeroes, then, rity, zeroes are an ideal invest-
are not for the investor who is mcnt if you want a specified sum
at a specified date. Many people
buy zeroes to finance their
children •s education or their own
retirement, or simply as gifts.
Herc's a hypothetical case:
You estimate that to pay for
your 6-ycar-old's college educa-
tion, you'll need $20,000 in 1999,
$21,000 in 2000, $22,000 in 200 I
and $23,000 in 2002. To buy
government zeroes totaling
$86,000 with maturities spread
over the four years, you need to
invest: $7,020 yielding 9.1 per-
cent for 1999, $6,760 yielding 9.1
percent for 2000, S6,4SO yielding
9. 1 percent for 2001 and $6, 160
yielding 9.1 percent for 2002.
Your total outlay would be
$26,390.
And. the returns are still
impressive when you buy i.eroes
for a shorter term. For example,
to provide SJS,000 Jn 1991 for
the freshman coUete year of
today's 14-year-okl, you would
need to invest only Sll,140 in
a zero with an effective yield of
8.0 percent to maturity.
While municipal zeroes arc
tax free, the yields on govern-
ment and corporate zero-
coupon bonds arc fully taxable
each year even though you don't
actually receive the interest until
maturity. Therefore, you may
want to set up a custodial
account for your child, so that
the interest is credited to the
child and taxed at a lower rate.
(The tax depends on your child's
age and amount of interest
income. Check with your
accountant to make sure you
understand the specifics.) Sim-
ilarly, if you buy government or
corporate i.eroa for younelf.
you may want to put them iato
a tax-sheltered .CCOUD~ such ..
anlRAor~P.
Like conventional bond•,
zeroes are vulnerable to market
forces, primarily changing inter-
est rates. So, while you are
assured of receiving full face
value if you bold a zero to
maturity, if interest rates rise
after you purchase a zero, its
immediate resale value will drop.
On the other hand, if interest
rates fall, the zero's volatility
works in your favor, and you
could gain capital by selling
early. ·
If you arc interested in a f rce
booklet on zero coupon bonds,
give me a call at 800/ S33-3.o2.
Ken Tokash is a financial
consultant with Shearson Leh·
man Brothers in Newport Beach.
Lance Powell. who has
focused his real estate and
mortgage banking experience on
the Huntington Beach area for
the past several years, has joined
Newport Paclftc Fundin& Corp.
as a loan consultant, president
Magdy Hanna bas announced.
Business Briefs tivc of Parametrics is to consist-
ently outperform these bcnch-
m arks in good and poor
markets.
Powell, a member of the
Huntington Beach-Fountain
Valley Board of Realtors since
1986, previously spent two years
as a loan consultant in the
Laguna Hills branch of First
Federal Savings of of California. •••
Diana Deven has recently
joined the Newport Beach office
of Cllrlltopllel' Well and Com-
puJ lac., a financial planning
and securities firm based in
Glendale.
Devers is a specialist in the
area of insurance related prod-
ucts. Prior to joining Weil and
Co., Devers worked in the fields
of insurance and commercial
real estate and also worked in
marketing. sales and product
development while living in
Europe. She bas a bachelor's
dcpee from Rutgers U Diversity
and is a graduate of. the New
York School of Interior Design . •••
Jim Wdace recently joined
Plo•Hr Dectrollia Inc. growing
public relations division as a
public relations specialist,
accordina to manager Cheryl
Smith.
Prior to joining the consumer
electronics company, Wallace
spent two years at Cochrane
Chase, Livinpton and Co., Inc.
in the public relations depart-
ment. His consumer electronics
experience includes four years as
a retail sales MIOCiate with Platt
Music Corporation .
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I t .. Scoa Ho__. has been
named a Director of Marketing
and Cu1tomer Relations at
l•t1ra•erlca• Builders
C ............. Howard bas more
tbu 20 ~ ~xpcrience with all
f8Cetl of~ eatate develop-
ment, IMJlinniq her career in
1964. Sbe WM born and railed
in Loi ~ and now resides
with lier bUlband in Newport
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I ' • PaA Co•• 't'n
IM., ._ Mil established by
i-. rulleatial development
prol-ioUI• who have
•221 •M ..... to build their lilll ,,.,,. in tbe widely .
I 11 ht• offhriWll,a msn11 ,. ...... comm~ in
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the Inland Empire.
At the nucleus of Inland
Pacific are David DIRJenzo,
Daniel J . PedleJ ancl no.-D.
Redwitz, whose combined
strength is a product of their
unique and varied backgrounds.
Headquartered in Newport
Beach, Inland Pacific is a wholly
owned subsidiary of Interna-
tional American Homes, Inc., a
.......
publicly held New Jersey-based
company.
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With its eyes set on expanding
investment capabilities, Padfk
Mutual today announced the
formation of Parametric Portfo-
lio Auociates a quantitative
global equity money manager
based in Seattle.
Mii W.1111
Parametric w1ll market its
products to corporate pension
plans and public funds, domes-
tically and internationally,
according to Mark England-
Markun. a managing director of
Parametrics. Using proprietary
models, Parametric constructs
portfolios which have a superior
pattern of returns relative to a
client's benchmark. The objec-
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Attorney John Simoa. coor-
dination partner of the Newport
Beach office of Sheppard, M ul-
lin, Richter and Hampton, will
address the CALIO COllference
of Growtla M~ Feb. 25
in Indian Wells.
The full-day conference is
being co-sponsored by the Build-
ing Industry Association of
Southern CaJif ornia. Simon, a
noted real estate lawyer, will
discuss .. Legal Aspects to
Growth in Southern Calif omia. ..
Panels will also discuss "'Why
Controlled Management,"
"Growth Impact on Govern-
ment Agencies," and "'Economic
Impact."
The conference runs from 9
a.m. to S p.m. at the Ramada
Inn in Indian Wells. Further
information, call (9 I 6) 448-8252.
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A ball Mozart would have really loved
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Wolf gang Amadeus Mozart
was such a lively person (well,
if you believe the movie) that the
Ball Committee imagined the
composer was also reveling at
the gala celebrating his 232nd
birthday. Particularly, when
Lila Zali 's Ballet Pacifica re-
miered .. Dialogue,•• a lovely
piece the German composed at
the age of IS. And, no doubt,
had Mozart Jived in this century,
he, too, would have been rocking
and rolling to Barry Cole's
Sound of Music Orchestra until
the wee hours of the morning.
The hard-working committee,
most of whom were also unde-
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worked all day last Friday to
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PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
--0id you know that being licenad as a chiropnlctor requires 237 more
college crecit hours than required to become a medical doctor?
Many people are surpNed to learn this. The facts ~e compiled following
a review of the curriculum catalogues ol 22 medical schools a~.d 11 chiro-
practic colleges and updated from the National Health Federat~·.n.
PERSONAL BACKGROUND
After completing my undergraduate studies at UCLA in 1982, I earned a
degree in kineaiology, which as a study in human physiology and mutculr,..
skeletal biomechanics. I subsequently attended the Los Angeles Co&lege of
Chiropractic, known for being one of the best chiropractic collegu in the
country. From here I earned a doctorate degree with the highest ol honor:;
early last year. I have also studied acupuncture and herbal medicine at the
Emperor's College of Traditional Oriental Medicine in Santa Monica. LMt
year I was honored in Who's Who in American Uniwnitia and Colegu.
In addition to the schooling. I haw completed post graduate couna in
radiok>gy, nutrition. sports qury, personal qury/workerl compenation,
pediatria, and clinical management ol ~nt women.
I have worked as a physical therapy assistant for many~ and cinica
including the International Sports Medicine Institute in to. Angela. While
at the institute, I taught claMa as wtD as treated some ol the world's finest
athletes participating in the 1984 Olympics in to. Ar91n. I hllw allo
guest lectured on the UCLA Campus on the aub;ecta ol CPR, physical
fitneu. stress manag1ment, and chiropractic. I haw appeared on national
televilion as a techrKal eMTCile consubnt.
I am presently licensed in the states ol Califqmia and ArizoM and am a
member ol the California Chiropractic Society, Orange County Chiro-
practic Society, and a diplomate ol the Nat.ional Board ol Chiropractic
Examiners.
This is the kind ol training and profeMionalilm I offer you. If you haw
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loons alk1 tbree-f oot floral cen-
terpieces, before escaping
upstairs to change into their
period costumes. Co-chair Judy
Hemley wore a Madame Pom-
padour replica, while her hus-
band, Rogue, wore Louis XV.
Co-chair Susan Bartlett authen-
ticated her gown by adding the
paniers, of which committee
member Michael Perkins was
later to say, "The paniers arc
quite comf ortablc as I can rest
my arms on them!"
Guests, who were individually
announced by heralder Glen
Hodson, were welcomed before
entering the ballroom to partake
of a gourmet meal accompanied
by wines from the Reserve
Cellars of Ernest and Julio
Gallo. T•>pping off the evening,
guests sipped B cl B and Scmpe
Armagnac dor.ated by Regal
IY •IA VII IURIER
Brands, while bidding on a
Lobster-Clam Bake and paint-
ing donated by artist Robert
Santore. One of the highlights
of the evening seemed to be the
opportunity prizes-a trip to
New York including theatre
tickets to "Les Miserables" and
two treasure chests assembled
for a woman and man. As the
evening came to a close, suppor-
ters of the Mozart Camerata
Orchestra walked away with a
handsome etched box from the
Crystal Factory.
Underwriters were James
Baker, the Mission Viejo Com-
pany I Phillip Morris and Jerry
and MaraJou Harrington. In a
dual capacity as underwriter and
committee member were Bar-
tlett, Eve and Henri Foussard,
Sii;rid Hecht, Hemley, Lillie
HinJe, Ruby and Jot Lloyd,
Elaine Lucas, Shona and Ron
Manning, Sylvia and Robert
Popov, Gerry and Wally
Schroeder, and Georgene and
Ralph Smith.
More committee members
were Marcie Adler, Ann and
Mary Blake, Lois Cornwell,
Peagy Cotton, Marie Fargo,
Ruth Jemen, Nancy Hodson,
Susan Jarvie, Christi Kinkle,
Betty Kewson, Linda Ott, Elea-
nor Saale and Rosanne Valdes.
Harborlites attending were
Melody Akin, who won the
Lobster Clam-Bake, Maxine
an<I Robert Gibson, Janet Walsh
and Garu Burrill, Traute and
Lorne H uycke, Richard and
Harold Weiss, Jeannette and
Harold Segerstrom, Rose and
Norman Smedegaard, Nora,
Bridget and Hal Lehman, Eileen
and Ro~rt Kaplan, Elizabeth
and WiUiam Vincent, Pat and
Max Ellis, Laila and Bill Conlin.
Joan and George Dashiel, Jon
M~rple (winner of the New Yorlt.
trip), Cheryl and Jim Farkat.
Lulu and Marien Halfacre, and
the John Stahrs.
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'Tribute' plays well at Lquna Playhouse
BY DAVU>
CORTES-ROaBINS
One of the freshest aspects of
Bernard Slade's "Tribute0
occun at the very start of the
play when Lou Daniels appean
to take the stage, microphone in
hand, and address the crowd on
behalf of the theater.
Of course, 'Lou is merely a
character in the play, and by the
time unknowing audience
members realize this, others
familiar with the play have
experienced the first of many
built-in staging treats within
"Tribute."
And, for some reason, seeing
this unfold on the audience at
the Laguna Playhouse was even
more of a treat.
But making a joke of patrons
· is not what makes "Tribute" a
good play. And what makes
Director Joan McGillis' produc.
tion at the Laguna Playhouse
worth seeing is, simply, two
respectable performances, and a
f cw very funny deliveries.
Now, one of the challenges of
staging .. Tribute"-next to mak-
ing the opening f ccl more like
a roast than a play-is to not
weigh down a very sensible
handling of theme with poor
acting.
Although Michael Miller, as
the play's wise-cracking lead
character Scottie Templeton,
appeared to be clowning around
too much early on, be did seem
to somewhat settle into the ~
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character as the evening pro-
gressed.
And that's important,
because, even though "Tribute"
is an amusing comedy, it also
takes a good look at the nature
of a very important character
relationship.
Through a tandem intermix of
the present (via stage right and
left monologues) and the past
(on-stage dramatic scenes)
"Tribute"clucs the audience into
the pain-riddled life of ex-writer,
ex-producer, and full-time yuks-
ter, Scottie Templeton.
What moves tht play is the
tenuous reconciliation of Tem-
pleton and his college grad son
Jud (played by Rich Jackson).
Facing the inevitable conscquen-
ccs of terminal leukemia, Tem-
pleton asks his ex-wife (Maggie
Stratton) to persuade their
embittered son to stay with him.
Hoping to rekindle the joy of
their relationship before be left
his family, Templeton encoun-
ters resentment from his son,
making the task of picking up
the picc:es even more difficult.
Both fat her and son's ideal
conceptions of each other
appear to lead to an even greater
rift, but in reality, it yields a
mutual understanding.
Wfribute" gives us the meeting
of two very different, yet alike,
minds: Scottie's spontaneous
attempts at avoiding commit-
mcn t by humor, and Jud's
attempt to do the same by
distancing Jtlmself from prob-
lems.
Admittedly, the play contains
some marginally useful char-
acters-Sally Hains (Lisa
Picotte) and Hilary (Cindy Bol-
lman) are in their own way
indicators of the Scottie charac-
ter, but often times they seem
too peripheral to the overall
storyline. -
What makes the play, and this
production, is the relationship
between father and son, and to
McGillis' credit, Miller and
Jackson arc able to get a chem-
istry going between their char-
acters.
So, despite a few lukewarm
supporting performances from
basically lukewarm characters,
the production is able to get on
track and provide some memor-
able moments, mostly one-liners
from Miller's Scottie Tem-
pleton.
"Tribute" rum now through
Feb. 7 at the Laguna Moulton
Playhowe in Laguna Bearh. For
showtimes and ticket availability
call (7 I 4) 494-8021.
Ballet Pacifica to present 'Arabesque ' for Valentine's Diy
Ballet Pacifica in Laguna
Beach will begin I 988 with a
diverse and entertaining selec-
tion of short ballets to continue
the '87-'88 Concert Series.
Leading the program will be
a technical, neo-classical ballet
entitled "Arabesque" with music
composed by Bach and staging
by Lila Zali. In response to
numerous. requests, the com-
\ I
pany will also present "Kolors,"
a modern, witty comedy ballet
with music and lyrics by Ken
Nordine and Richard Campbell.
Rounding out the program's
repertoire are two premiere
works-"Shadcs of the Orient"
by Kitty Sue McCoy and a ballet
conceived to Mozart's "Dia-
logue."
Two performances will be
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Sunday, Feb. 14 -at 3:30 and
8 p.m .. All performances will be
held at the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse.
With music composed by
Bae~" Arabesque" is an abstract
ballet highlighting one of the
most beautiful lines in ballet, the
arabesque, and exploring the
many possible combinations,
directions, heights, and planar
levels used with this movement.
Often referred to u an exercise
in four dimensions, the dancen
represent the four voices of the
fugue that follow the melodic
structure of Bach 'I own musical
fugue. Among the dancers fea-
tured will be: CoDltancc Domin-
auez, Lee Wiaand, Kristi
Moorehead, James Pollara, and
Sylvia Rico.
The popularity of "Kolon"
when it was performed several
seuona ago prompted Ballet
Pacif1ea to include it in this
year's concert aeries. "Kolon"
utilizes comprehensive dace
techniques of ballet, modcmjli:z
wl mime and ii choreoaraplled "f Jo Emery. A venalilHled
cut of 25 dancers present
abstract vi1nette1-aarrated
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premiere. The first entitled
"Dialogues" was inspired from
Mozart's first divertimento com-
position which, for the fint time,
features clarinets in dialogue
with violins and wu written
when Mozart was only fifteen.
The ballet is performed in four
clu1ical movements utilizing a
slightly old style of movement
resembling the minuet style of
dancing.
The second premiere ballet,
conceived and choreographed
by Kitty Sue McCoy, is entitled
"Shades of the Orient" and uses
lyrical ballet and modem dance
to contemporary music by the
group Japan. Traditional, orien-
tal flavoring in the first part of
the music is depicted by cymbals
and gongs until it breaks away
to a more rock style of instru-
mentation. Four airls symbolize
these two flavon by dancina in
a balanced/ off balanced style,
with one shoe on and one off
to enhance the mystical transi-
tion.
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'N.ight MUst Fall' but not soon enough ...
BY JUDY DUFFY
The Director·~ Message in the
front of the program for "Night
Must Fall" at the Costa Mesca
Civic Playhouse tells the
audience that Pati Tambellini
directed this show during her
first season with the Playhouse
23 ycan ago.
Tambcllini writes that the
show is ". . . difficult in its
demand on performers and
technical crew . . . ., She is
correct. This SO-years-young
script is difficult to stage and to
act. There· •re subtleties of
character here that demand fine
craftsmanship from everyone
involved.
Unfortunately this production
does not offer the acting talent
to meet that demand even
though, technically, the show is
very sound. Tambcllini handled
her acton with flair and attemp-
ted to set a pace for the show
that would build for the final,
heart-wrenching scene.
Unfortunately some of those
actors failed to pay attention to
what Tambellini was asking of
them.
Dorothea Kelsey, who plays
Mrs. Bramson, a
bypochondriac-grandame,
could have stayed at home and
allowed a cold reading from any
member of the audience to
substitute for her presence in the
invalid's wheelchair. A strong
role, with excellent possibilities
for both high drama and chuck-
lcs, any resemblance to a real
person written by author Emlym
Williams was lost in Kelsey's
inability to interpret her role
beyond a monotone, untimed
delivery of lines she often forgot.
Also weak, but definitely
several cuts above Kelsey, was
Terrell Bond. While she man-
aged to portray the stiffness
involved in the character of
Olivia Grayne, Bramson 's niece,
she missed the core of the
fascination Grayne feels for
Dan, the mesmerizing young
man who comes into the house
bringing with him a cloud of evil.
The portrayal of Dan by Craig
Bently HarrilJ is what makes this
production of"Night Must Fall"
a must-sec on local theater fan's
Norm's offers tasty treats
BY CHERYL STEHLING
Norm's Restaurant in Costa
Mesa is one of those places
where a family can go and cat
a great meal and not leave with
an empty wallet. The extensive
bill of fare goes beyond the items
listed on the menu, with four to
six different fish dishes written
on the special blackboard daily.
But that's not all. Every
month a luncheon special is
featured and on weekends. those
who enjoy such treats as eggs
Benedict and huev'os rancheros
will have their taste buds satis-
fied with these delights. For
February, the special luncheon
is a triple-decker clubhouse
sandwich with French fries for
$2.69. This promises to be a
popular item.
"I will probably have to go
back during lunch and help
make the sandwiches," said
restaurant manager Chuck
Schroeder.
BreaJcf ast is available 24 hours
a. day. A variety of egg and
omelette dishes are offered, 15
different brcakf ast sides includ-
ing juices and meats and every-
body's favorite, buttermilk pan-
cakes and French toast.
"We make the best French
toasv you 11 ever find, ... claimed
Schroeder.
Scanning the menu might
prove to some a challenge and
making up one's mind what to
have is another challenge. All
sandwiches are either regular or
deluxe, with soup of the day or
salad and French fries or fruit
off cred with the deluxe choice.
Wrap your fingers around a deli
sandwich or try a fork •n k.nifer.
Eight burger choices 'and three
chili specialities arc also f ea-
tured.
For those who arc in the mood
for a salad, Norms has every
possibility with seven choices.
Especially popular is the Costa
Mesan Tossed Salad with lightly
marinated shredded lettuce,
diced tomatoes, and chopped
bacon with Swiss and cheddar
cheese.
Flip the menu open to the
inside and you 11 find flame
broiled 1teab, chick.en, seafood
and entn:es under the heading
of specialities. Popular chicken
dishes are the Newporter
Chicken for SS .9S, Hawaiian
Chicken for S.S.6S and Mexican
Style Chicken for SS.SS. .. Just
like home .. dishes are liver and
oniODI, country fried steak and
pot rC*t.
Specialties not seen on the
-, IMat shown on posten
tbroaabout the restaurant are a
T-bone steak dinner for $4.99.
broiled prime rib steak for $4.99
and top sirloin steak with all the
shrimp you can eat for $7.99.
For breakfast, there's the chuck-
wagon steak and eggs for $4.99.
An even better deal arc the
early dinner specials between 2
and S p.m. Grilled cod with rice
for $3.99, New York steak witb
baked potato for $3.99, rotis-
serie bar-b-que one half chicken
with rice for S3.99 are just a few
items you will find . Seniors will
receive complimentary ice cream
sundaes of the dessert of the day.
Speaking of desserts, the back
of the menu yields some sur-
prises. In addition to such mouth
watering treats as chocolate
mousse pie, hot French apple
strudel and New York style
cheesecake, there is an extensive
fountain selection.
For the small fry under 10
years, the back of the menu has
a selection of break!ast,w lunch
and dinner items.
Great food at great prices is
just a small part of what cus·
tomcrs will fiQd at o rms. A
great family atmosphere from a
family owned and operated
restaurant since 1949, manager
Schroeder, who has 24 years
with the company and assistant
manager Shirley Otis who has
logged 31 years with Norms,
assures customers they are in
good hands.
Norms has 15 restaurants
throughout Los Angeles and
Orange counties. but it is not
your average, run of the mill,
chain restaurant. said
Schroeder.
"We haven't so much as
changed over the years as we \te
matured," he said ... Our future
plans are to just keep serving the
area as we have been since 1984."
Nor ms is located at 2150
Harbor Boulevard at Victoria in
Costa Mesa. Phone: 631-0505.
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VAI.ENTINE'S DAY
IESERVATIONS ESSENTIAL.'
agendas. Despite the lack of
support from Kelsy and Bond,
Harrill turns in an emotionally
draining performance that
draws the audience into the
tortured pathways that Dan
travels to reach a sad end.
With a Liverpudlian accent
that is right on the mark, Harrill
docs a fine, professional job with
a difficult role and carric the
show almost single-handedly.
What help he docs get comes
from Denise Kenney, who bus-
tles about and makes her house-
keeper character sparkle.
Hubert Laurie, Olivia's suitor, is
played by Robert Halverson
who turns in a workman-like
and not unpleasant perfor-
mance.
Ditto for Lori Hoopes who
plays Dora. the little-bit-
pregnant parlor-maid who
brings Dan into the household.
Hoopes might have dithered
more to get her dumb-blond
c haracter off the ground.
Ins pector Belsizc gets good
treatment from the hands of
Glen Smith who apparently
understands that underplaying a
straight role is often the best way
to go.
Technical support of the show
is impeccable. Lonnie Alcaraz
turned out a fine set with onJy
one drawback. It was more than
vaguely reminiscent of the Play-
house's production of .. On
Golden Pond."
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ART
Amish Quilts from tbe Collec-
tion of Tiie Mmeum. of Amer-
ican Folk Art will display
through March 13 at The Bow-
ers Museum, 2002 N. Main
Street, Santa Ana. Call 647-
6530.
Maritime artist John Stobert's
Six new lithol'Aphs will display
February I through March 31
at Whitman Galleries, 3545 East
Coast Highway, Corona det
Mar. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Saturday. Call
675-2478.
"Ironic PUlions" featuring the
new works of Ann Chernenko
will display through February 7
at Diane Nelson Gallery, 278
Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
Monday through Saturday, and
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Call 494-2440.
"Space-Lipt~·m" feat-
uring works i;ificb;;.d Godfrey
is currently on display at Rancho
Santiago Art Gallery, 17th and
Bristol, Santa Ana. Hours are
HJ a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday
t~rougb Thursday and 11 a.m.
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Lillda Ibfss1 ..a .Jodi Jew
will display tbrouah February 28
at Watercolor Gallery, 1492 S .
Coast Highway, Laguna Beach.
Call 494-8838.
I '
played on the banjo, mandolin,
tin whistle, syntbcsiz.cr, accor-
dian and bodhran will take place
February I I at 8 p.m. in UCrs
U niveraity Club. Tickets are S8
and S 12. Call 8S6-SOOO.
Tiie pluo duo of Stepllen
Nellloll ud OYid Y--a will
perf onn February 7 at 4 p.m. in
St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church, 600 St. Andrews Road,
Newport Beach. A donation of
SS is iequated. Call 631-2880.
able by calling 1-800-34-
0PERA.
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"Nipt M• Fall" by Emlyn
Williams will play Thursdays
throuah Sundays, through Feb-
ruary 14, at the Costa Mesa
Civic Playhouse, 661 Hamilton
Street, Costa Mesa. Tickets are
SS and $6. Call 6S0-5269.
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La1una Gallery Ni1ht will
take place February 4 from 6 to
10 p.m. Continuous free tram
service will be provided to more
than 70 participating galleries.
Call 494-1018.
MUSIC
Traditional Irish folk music
The Chapman CoUqt Con-
cert Choir ancl 1uitar ensemble
wilt perform February 5 at 8
p.m. in C hapman College's
Chapman Auditorium. Call 997-
6812.
"Kismet," the Tony-Award win-
ning musical fantasy will play
February 5 through 21 at the
Orange County Performing Arts
Center, 600 Town Center Drive.
Costa Mesa. Tickets are ·avail·
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"Marry Mt a Little," the Ste-
phen Sondheim revue created by
Craig Lucas and Norman Rene,
at South Coast Repertory's
Second Stage, 65S Town Center
Drive. Costa Mesa. Tickets arc
$19 and $24 for this musical
running through February 28.
Call 957-4033. .
Vildnp," a drama about three
generations of Danish American
crafts men, will be performed
Wednesdays through Sundays
through February 13, at the
Grove Theatre Company's Gem
Theatre, I 28S2 Main Street.
Garden Grove. Tickets arc S 12-
S l 5. Call 636-7213.
"Tribute," a bittersweet comedy
is playing through February 7 at
Laguna Moulton Playhouse.
606 Laguna Canyon Drive.
Laguna Beach. Tickets are $11 -
$13. Call 494-0743 or 494-802 J.
"No Mother But Jazz," a mus-
ical tribute to Cole Porter, will
play through February 21 at The
Newport Theatre Arts Center,
2SO l Cliff Drive, Newport
Beach. Call 631--0288.
"Hoi Tilts," a revue of British
and American Broadway mus-
icals will be performed February
10-1 3 and 16-20 in UCl's Fine
' Arts Concert Hall. Tickets arc
$9 on weekends and SS to $8
weekdays and matinees. Call
856-SOOO.
•caromea," The Rogers and
Hammentein musical will open
on February I I at Elizabeth
Howard's Curtain Call Theater,
680 El Camino Real, Tustin.
Prices ltart at s 16. 95 and include
full waiter service and show. Call
838-IS.O.
DANCE
VCI 0..1e l•1• .. 1 will per-
form February 5 at I p.m., and
February 6 at 2 ud I p.m .
. TICbla are SS to SI. Call 156-
5000.
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Durina tbe weeks of Feb. 14
tbroup March 20, there will be
amall faith-sharing IJ'OUpl gatb-
eriq to wait with e11eb other
tbrou1b the Lenten Season,
tbroqb the .. Journey" meetinp
that will be taking place in
bomea throughout Our Lady
Queen of Angels Parish in New-
port Beach.
The .. Journey,. series is an
outarowtb of the immensely
succeaful .. Renew" small group
meetinp which pve parisbion-
en an opportunity to share their
spiritual and penonal lives with
e11eh other. Thia wu in response
to the desire to build a church
community through the per-
sonal contact of home meetings.
though she wu tired. Sbe felt
the effort made ber life more
meaninsfuJ. When we made our
move from Playa del Rey a
couple of yean aao. we were
concerned about moving to
Newport Beach and wondered if
the people would be friendly.
They have been wonderful, and
through. being involved in the
'Journey• series, we have f cit very
welcomed." ·
Last Sunday was Sign-up
Sunday, where cards were
passed out to everyone who
would like to join a small "Jour-
ney" group in their neighbor-
hoods. There is also a special
group for mothers of young
children where babysitting is
provided .
.. In tbe IMt five seasons, Jack
Baldridae and I have been 'Jour-
ney' fKilitaton, beginning with
the Renew Program at church,"
said Cay Crail. "We have seen
tremendous spiritual growth
among those who have met
together to discuss the Gospel of
the following Sunday and how
it affects and pertains to their
own journey through life. One
of the most positive aspects for
me has been to notice bow much
we listen to each other. I feel that
everybody's story is important,
and we really listen to each
other.
.... ~-.... ~ ......... a.. ••••.._, s' , : Fil 1c.
During the masses on Sign-up
Sunday, there were speakers
who encouraged everyone to
become a part of the "Journey"
series. Sebastian Lope~ also a
member of the Corpus Cristi
group of young adults, com-
mented, "The holiday season
became more meaningful to me
as I studied the Advent season
prior to Christmas during the
"J oumey" program. I am look-
ing forward to studying and
growing with Jesus through the
Lenten Journey leading to
Easter and the Resurrection."
••The participants have an
awareness, too, of how God
talks to us through each other.
and while we don't know the
depth, we become aware of the
reality of His caring."
.. The key," said Crail, "is. we
accept each other and our-
selves."
To illustrate this idea, Crail
mentioned something she beard
Father Bill McLaughlin, pastor
of Our Lady Queen of Angels,
speak of during a recent talk.
.. He said, •1 was doing some
shopping after Christmas when
I saw some sweaten that wtre
marked down to $19.95 "as is."
It would be wonderful if we
could only accept each other 648S
is . .,' I feel the Journey series
helps us do that, as we meet each
week, as we grow through our
walk with Jesus and as we share
our lives with each other. and
come to accept ourselves and
others 'as is.' .,
Supporting Crail's enthus i-
asm for the small faith-sharing
group concept is Larry Gute-
weiler and his wife, Bev. who are
Bike/ to $peak oh Jewish music
Entertainer and social activist
Theodore Bike) will discuss .. The
History and Origins of Jewish
Music" in the second lecture of
the 1988 Jewish Community
Forum lecture series Sunday,
Feb. 14.
The lecture will take pl~ at'
7:30 p.m . at the Anaheim High
School Auditorium, 81 I W.
Lincoln in Anaheim.
The ninth annual event is
under the umbrella of Jewish
Federation of Orange County
and sponsored by the Jewish
Community Center of South
Orange County, Jewish Com-
munity Center of Central
Orange County, Orange County
. Bureau of Jewish Education.
Jewish Business Association and
IS local synagogues and temples.
Rabbi Steven D . Schatz of
Mission Viejo and Rebekah
Finer of Corona del Mar arc
1988 forum c<>-<:hain.
Beloved by audiences around
the world, Bikel is an accomp-
lished actor, concert artist and
raconteur perhaps best known
for his Tevye in"Fiddlcr on the
Roof.., He bas appeared in 35
films. including "The African
Queen" and "The Russians are
Coming."
Self-esteem talk set
Bikel is currently a vice-
president of the American Jew-
ish Congress and the Interna-
tional Federation of Actors. He
served as president of Actor's
Equity Association for nine
years.
Sharon Locscben, clinical
social worker and therapist~ will
speak at the Orange Coast
Unitarian Univcnalist Church
at l&.30 Lm., Sunday, Feb. 7,
on Wfbe ~ey to Self-Esteem."
Loacben will focus on the
four primary facton in influcnc-
ing self-esteem. During the past
two summers, she studied with
world famous therapist Virginia
Satir.
Child care will be offered
during the program.
For further details, call the
church at (714) 646-46S2.
He bas also been a board
member of Amnesty Interna-
tional and has served on the
National Council for the Arts.
Lecture tickets are $9 and
available at the door or by
calling the forum office at 538-
0404.
Religious Directory
"'
91. Mm* ...... , ....... Clmdt
21• Mir \'1111 °'"" (.....,._ ... &MWrs-11)
Ne.-,..1 ..... CA• (114) ..._1341
I') 9:30 Wonhip 10:50 Chwcb Sdaool
~ Sunday. ~ 1. aue. f'lw:ber Dr. --lleae
COllaM-
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
2151M.-v ... Dlhe......,1112
C-Mnn,CA
n4-'JM.'Dt9
RSV JAMD TlJllRl.11
Ila. I
S1JNDA Y It AM ._ __________________________________________ .....
PllTI IY PEllY ...al
going to lead a group for the
second time during this Lenten
Season.
"We have found this fulfills a
great need in others who have
made this a priority," stated
Larry Guteweiler in a telephone
convenation ... In fact, we bad
one lady last season who does
a tremendous amount of driving
in her job. driving as far as
Palmdale in a day and then
going home to Newport Beach.
She never missed a meeting even
For further information about
the .. Journey" series and loca-
t ion o f your neighborhood
group, please contact Sister
Agatha F aimon at Our Lady
Queen of Angels at 644-9218.
Nielson, Young
at St. Andrew's
Stephen Nielson and Ovid
Young, the brilliant young
duo-piano team, will appear in
concert on Sunday, February
7th, at 4 p.m . at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 600 St.
Andrews Ro ad in Newport
Beach.
Nielson and Young have
appeared in concerts through-
out the U nitcd States. Their
programs of classical and
sacred selections have evoked
great audience response, and
they have enjoyed many return
inviwions.
Senior fitness class
at Temple Bat Yahm
Temple Bat Yahm of Newport
Beach/ Irvine will be the site of
a physical fitness class for
seniors starting Feb. 11 , from 10
am. to noon.
The two-hour wcckJy counc
will be conducted by Tina Cos-
makos~ an instructor at Coast-
line Community College. Cos-
makos is a specialist in physical
fitness, health, and nutrition.
The course will provide a
variety of physical conditioning
for seniors to help improve
dexterity, coordination, bal-
ance, fitness, mobility and
strength consistent with individ-
ual abilities.
For further information about
this course, which is open to the
community, call ~arcn Greenly
at4~9S8.
TEllPLE llAIAH .. I I I
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It.a.bi Sit_, D. kit 1ta 1111 tllllftt Joel ..........
............ -. ..... C/9 ..... .. ---....._....II
-nanr 81E111•1 *a
\\bnhip and hear abil Chrill cc:tllllel'ed
ma1aee on the Tm Com.a-.utd~
"TAKING GOD'S NAME
INVAIN"
(Eaa ... 10t7)
s.n...,. ..... _, 11911
......_ .. JO .... INSA.M.
St. Andmn Roed , Newpon Be.ch. California (714) 631·2880 --'-Ne SCA ......................... ,._)
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(aTACION JUOecaAIJ
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT (Avito a Acusado): COSTA
MESA MEDICAL CENTER HOSPtTAL; CHARLES W.
TURNER, M.D.; MICHAEL A. GLUECK, M.D.; and DOES
1 throuah 100, inclusive,
YOU ARE BEING SUED BY Pt.AJNTIFF (A Ud. le esta
derNndando): NICHOlAS E. VILLACRESES.
You have 30 CALENDAR DAYS •fter this summons Is
sef'Wld on you to file a typew1 itten response at this court.
A letter or phone call will not protect you; your
typewritten response must be in proper lepl fonn 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 waces. money and propetty may be
taken without further wamin1 from the court.
There are other lepl requirements. You may want to
call an attorney rilht ~. If you do not know an attorney,
you may call an .ttomey referral 5efVice 0t a klpl aid
office (listed in the phone book).
Oespues de que le entrecuen est.II citacion jucficial
usted tiene un plazo de 30 DIAS CALENOAAIOS s-ra
presentar una respuesta escrita a maquina en esU corte.
Una cart.a o una llamada telfonica no le ofNcera proteccion; su respuesta escrita a maquina tiene que
cumplir con las formalidades leples apropiadas si usted
quiere que la corta escuche su caso.
Si usted no present.a su respuesta a tiempo, puede
perder el caso, y le pueden quitar su salario, su dinero
y otras cosas de su propiedad s•n •viso adicional POI
parte de la corte.
Existen otros requisitos leples. Puede que usted quiera
llamar a un abopdo inmediamente. Si no conoce a un
abopdo, puede ll•mar a un set'Vicio de referencl• de
abopdos o a una oficina de ayuda lepl (va el directorio
telefonico).
The name and address of the court is (El nombre y
direccion de la corte es): SUPERIOR COURT OF CALI·
FORNIA, COUNTY OF ORANGE, 700 Civic Center Drive
West. Santa Ana, California 92701.
The name, address, and telephone number of pMlintift's
attorney, or plaintiff without an attorney, is (El nombre,
ta direccion y el numero de telefono del abopdo def
demandante, o del demandante que no tiene abopdo,
es): ANDREW J. PRENOIVIUE, MICHAEL J. MERLINE,
2382 S.E. Bristol Street, Suite A, Santa Ana, California
92707-5593, (714) 852-0516.
DATE:Feb.4, 1985
Lee A. Branch. Clef't(
0. Roberts, Deputy
TITLE OF ACTION: NICOLAS E. VILLACRESES vs. COSTA
MESA MEDICAL CENTER HOSPITAL, et al.
CASE NUMBER: 45 01 12
ORDER FOR PUBllCATION OF SUMMONS OR CITATION:
ON SECOND AMENDED COMPl.AINT
Upon readine and filin1 evidence consistina of a
declaration as provided in Section 415.50 CCP by Andrew
J. Prendiville; Lee Roberts; R. Ross, and it satisfactorily
appearin1 therefrom that the defendant. respondent, or
citee, Charles W. Turner, M.D .• cannot be 5ef"9d with
reasonab6e dili&ence in any other manner specified in
article 3, Chapter 4 , Title 5 of the Code of Civil Procedure,
and it also appearina from the ~fled complaint or
petition that a aood cause of action exists in this action
in favor of the plaintiff, petitioner, or citee therein and
a1ainst the defendant, respondent, or citee and that the
said defendant. respondent, or citee is a necessary and
Pf"opef' party to the action Of that the party to be leMld
has or claims an interest in, .-.1 or penoMI property
in this state that is sub;ect to the jurisdiction of the Court
or the relief demanded in the action consists .._,.ly °'
in part excludine such party from any interest in such
property: NOW, on motion of Andrew J. Prendiville,
Attorney for the P\aintiff(s). Petitioner(s). °' c:ontestant(s),
IT IS OROERE.D that the service of said summons 0t
citation in this ec:tion be made upon said def9ndwlt,
respondent, or citee by puf>fialtion thef9of In Newport
Ensisn. • nenpeper of teneral circullltion published .t
Newport Buch, California, hefeby desiln*d .. the
newsp9p8r most likely to &Ne notice to said def9ndant:
that said publialtion be made at lent once • ..-for
four successive welcs.
IT IS FURTHER OROERED that a~ of said summons
or cation and of said complaint °' ptltitk>n In this action
be foftt'Mith dlpoMed in the ~ StMes ,_,.. omc..
PCJlt·pMS, dit9dlld to said di ....... respondent. 0( cim
if his addrel& is ascerblined beb'9 e.pirlllion of the time
prescribecf for the publiation of this summons°' cation
and a dldention of this memns °' of the feet that the
address .. not ncertained be fia.d at the eqNqtion
of the time prescribed for the pubUcation.
O.ted J.,,. 8, 1988
1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4
l...l1lm
PUaJC ll011CI
ftCiii ...... , ..
IMMllTl'I In
The toflowk11 perwon is
doif1I businel& a: SOC/
I.AS VEGAS-I, 1601 Avo-
cado. .. cwpc:e1 BMc:tt, CA
92660. soc Owelopment
Umitlld ,.,.._,..,..., HOl
Awcedo. tlu.-t a.ch.
CA92'60.
David E. Sitmond, 22
~ 1Mne. CA 92715.
Jemea c. ....... 2502
Yilea, Ne Jart ...,., CA
92163.
This business 11 con·
dudld by ...... .,.,,. ........
TM relfstrents com-
m11ad to tNnlllCt buli·
.,... under .... ftctitioul
~ .... °' .... 16-d --.. 12/l4/S7. ~ IDC DI' ti .... ..
u.n..d ,.,., .... CeN·
..,. CClt"POi ..... ly •·
HamA....... .
TNI JI I ,..,. -llld
..... c.,.. °"' al 0....-~••.s. 1-. ,.. ........
1/14 112111212/4 1012
R08ERT J. POLIS
Judp of the Superior Court
1085
1·11141
WNDTICI
F'lthi ... IUIHllM
...-ITATBIPIT
The tanoMns person is
doin1 business as: SAN
CARLOS ASSOCIATES, a
Calfll•lla=,.rtlw· thlp. 113• Plaza, w.c 200, ..... Beech,
C.92MO.
HDP"ins Development eo...-1>. LP., a DtlHa,.
limieed PMtnenhip, 113
Ccll1»0I• ...... s..... 200, ~··--8tllch. Ce t2MO. ......... COfpo111io111,.
California corporation,
25092. BuckboWd Lane, a...-.._, CA t283. JfJfhr I . .,,_., M lndl-
viduml, 25511 Rlllll DDd
Roed, Latune Hint, CA
tae63 .
Thia business Is con-
dudld bJ ............. ,....
The ,......,... cotn· m...-ti nn11CC bul6-
,_under .........
.....,_ ..,.OI,...
........... 0..31,
1•. ...... "''" ... °"'''"..... Cli'IJ .... L,., 1 DII I I ....... .............. -
Stephen Hos*ins Owtlop-
ment Ce>mplny of Newport
Buch, a Cafffomia corpora-
tion, Gen. Pbw., 9y. Stephen
C. Hos*lns, ~
This stMement WH flied
with the County Cleft( of
Or.., County on Jan. 5,
1988.
File No. F366662
1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1074
PU-..C N01'1CI
RCtihOUI 8U•IUS
NW ITATIMINT
The followtnc person is
doins business n : ESSEN-
TIALS FOR INTERIORS,
2915 Redhill AYe F103,
Com Mesa. CA 92626.
Oewnella Summers. 71 s
Patofita, Colona dll Mar, CA
92625.
This business is con-
ducted by., individual.
The realstrant com-
menced to nnuct busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name °' Nlmes
listed above on Dec. 31st,
1987. Si1ned: Dawnella
Summers.
This ..tsta-.ite.~met-nt.w was filed
with the County Clerk, of
Oranae County on Dec. 31,
1987.
f ile No. f366359
1128 2/4 2/11 2/18 1110
1·3781
PU9UC NOTICl
flCTITIOUI' wus
NAiil ITATIMINT
The followine person is
doin1 business as: BAY·
SIOE CATTLE COMPANY,
415 North Star Lane, New·
port Beach, California
92660.
James C. Watson, 415
North Star Lane, NewPOtt
Beach, California 92660.
Jeffrey Gardner, 426
North Rockin1ham, Los
Aneetes. California 90049.
This busi ness is con-
ducted by a aeneral part-
nership.
The reaistrants com -
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name °' names
listed above on May 30,
1988. Si1ned: James C.
Watson, Jeffrey Gardner
This stMement was filed
with the County Clei1l of
Orarwe County on ~n. 7,
1988.
File No. F367096
1114 1121 1/28 2/4 1078
·~ "*.ICllOTICI
F'ICllllOUI ......
UMllTIRllln
The foMowins person is
doina business as:
HEALTHYSTUfF, 105 Main snct. Be1boe. CA 92661.
Anthony M. fteiebi, 572
Circulo Lazo, An1helm
Hills. c. 92807.
Ronald Dace, 1185
DorMt Lane, Colt.I Mesa,
CA92627.
This business Is con-
ductld by~.
The r .. lstrants com-
metad to tntnuc:t busi·
nns under the fictitious
bulinels ,_,. °' rwnes
listed above on NIA.
Sl1ned: Ron•ld Dace,
Anthony M. Rlliabi.
This •t&""*" WI fited with the County Clerk of
Or.,.. County on Jan. 5,
19M.
file No. Fl667ll
1114 1/21 1128 214 1069
•
.........
HCfft .. ••1m
-·Ollllll Tbl ...... person is
doins bu9iMss n : COL-
LEGE HOSPITAL COSTA MESA. 301 Vlctorie Street,
Cost• Me••. California
92627.
CHCM, tNC., A California
Corpcntion, 301 Victoria
Stnlet. Costa Meu, Califor-
nie 92627.
This business is con-
dudtd by • corpor.no.,,
The reaistrant com·
metad to nnuct buli·
MIS under the fictitious
busi.-rwne or names
liAtd ..... on December
1. 1917. Siped: CHCM,
INC., a.ny J. Wein, Sec./
T...s.
This ltMtment was filed
with the County ~ of Or-. County on Jan. 5,
1988.
f'•No.~
1/14 1/211/28 2/4 1070
WNOTICl
flC'flTIOUI ... 111111
NAME ITATllllNT
The followlnl persons are
doi"S business as; VILLA
PARK PARTNERS, 160New-
pott Center Or., Newport
Beach, S-125, CA 92660.
Bob Rippe, 2 Weybridee,
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
,,.,, frwley, 1152 Sali·
nas, Com Mesa. CA 92626.
Frank )l Fany, 2 Tumbte-
weed, lrvlne, CA 92615.
This business is con-
ducted by a eeneral part·
nership.
The re1istr•nt com·
menced 1D trlnsact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business Mme or names
listechbove on 12/1187.
Silned: frri X. Fwry
This su""1ent was filed
with the County Clerk of
Or..,.. County on Jan. 19,
1988.
File No. F368233
1/21 1/28 214 2/11 1021
PUa.IC NOTICE
FICI lllOUI ••HEii
NAME ITATlmJIT
The faltowi"I penon is
doinc business as: CREA·
TIVE IDEAS, 8226 P•w·
tuckM Street. Huntincton
BeKh, C.fifornia 92646;
P.O. Bo• 1563, Newport
Beach, c.litomil 92660.
Thomas Galen Miller,
8226 P9wtuclcM St., Hun·
~ Beech, CA 92646;
P.O. Bo. 1563, Newport
Beech, Celitomil 92660.
This business is con·
dudld by ., indMduel.
Si1ned: Thomas G•l•n
Miller
DATE BUSINESS FIRST
TRANSACTED UNOERTHIS
BUSINESS NAME: .Januaty,
1976.
This .i--.~ ... met ... nt"' ... fited
with the County Clerk of Or-.. County on .Mn. 19,
1988. ,. ... No. F368257
1121 1128 2/4 2/11 1062
,._ICll011CI
fChl ..... , ••
-8'11111DT
The ..... person ii doirw btllin 111 a: SPORTS
MARKETING SERVICES,
#450, 11662 MacArthur
BMI., IMnl, CA 92715.
S.E. JeMlnl A11ocl•11'
Stuart E. Jenkins, 2405
Yim Hallr. CA 92660.
This bu1lnn1 is con-
duclld bJ .......... .,.,,. ......
The ,..._,.nt com·
m11ad • nac:t buli-.,.. under the fictittous .,....._ '*"' OI nemel li.ecct ..... ,.., 1, 1917.
_.. ... E. ....
TNl.1 kl..,. ....
• .. Caunl1 an o1 Or-..~ on Jen. lt, 1-.
f'll9No.nm29
112111av421111oeo
a.ct.. r.A llllO. frri X. F1n1, 2 Tumble-..... ...._CA 92615.
This buslneu 11 con-
dudtd bJ an lnchlduel.
The reaistr•nt com-
nwad to nnuct busi·
nesa under the fictitious
~ name °' names lillltd ebowl8 on 10/18/87. --= Dldl Gude
This ..... rnent -filed with the County Clei1l of Or-. County on Jan. 19,
1981.
F" ... No. F368228
1/21 1128 2/4 2/11 1089
WNOTICI
f'ICtii .. IUlllUS
-ITA11 IMT
TheblllA11 ... .,.11 .. _,......,__CORONA
DEL MAR FLOOR COVER-
ING L.T.D. AND INT.
DESIGN, 2720 E. Coast
Hwy, Colona Del Mar, CA
92625.
Vqil Kally, 2433 Chain
Ave., Anaheim, CA 92804.
hul L Kine. 636 Eby.
wood Dr .• Newport Beach,
CA92660.
This business Is con-
ducted by an individual.
The re1istr•nt com-
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business Mme °" names
listed abc"'9 on 2115/88.
Siped: Virail Kelly
This stMement was filed
with the County Clent of Oranae County on Jan. 19,
1988.
File No. F368252
1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1087
1·37'Ml
PU8UC NOTICE
FICll iiOUI ..........
NAMl ITATDIENT
The followins person is
doina business n : MAIN
STREET MINI STORAGE
MANAGEMENT CO., 37
Bodep Bay Drive, Corona
Del Mar, CA 92625.
Marilyn A. Goldstein, 37
Bodep Bay Drive, Corona
Del Mar, CA 92625.
This business is con·
ducted by an individual.
The re1istrant com-
menced to transact bull·
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed ebove on l980.
Si1ned: .Marilyn A. Gold-
stein.
This "*'"8nt was filed
with the County Clef'k of
Orenee County on Jan. 21,
1988.
file No. F368724
1/28 2/4 2/112/18 1111
l·J7117
WllOTICI
ACili_,.MlllHlll
--IT•W Jn
The to1DMt11 .......
doins bulif-.s es: FULLER-
TON PINES APARTMENTS,
4463 8lrch 9lraM. Ne•pc:et
Beadt, CA 92MO.
P90, 4463 Birch Street.
Ne•port Beech. CA 92660.
~ tt, 1100 bit~
Ro9d, S..Ana, CA 92705. v.a.s .• 1100 East o,.
Roed, Santa AM. CA 92105.
This business is con-
duct9d bJ I ..,,.,.. part.
nenhip.
The re1i1trant com-
met.c.d ... tntnuct busi·
Mii under the fictitioua ....,.._ nlft'tlOI,.._
Mllld.-W.•-..,Yl. 1-..,...v.1.s..ac.tt-
farn6a ..,...~.
BY: "8ld ltumen.
l'hll......,... -ft9ld ..... the ~ Clerk. of
0,.,.. County on Jin. 21,
l•.
file No. F361721
1/28 2/4 2111 2/11 1112
•
liltld ~ on Janu.tY l , 1911. Slsned: John H . ._,_ .... Thi& 1tallment was filed
with the County Clefk of
Or.,.. County on Jan. 22.
1988.
FileNo.~
1/282/42/112/18 1113
1-IJllMl
.....CllOTICI
FICHr_,. 8UllHUI
llAMllTATIMINT
The ~penonsare
doins bus"-n : WATT-
SON PHOENtX VENTURES,
840 Heliport CerMf DrMt,
Suite 655, Newport Buch,
CA92660.
The Wilbon Company,
840 Newpolt <:enter Drive,
Sult '55, Ne•port Buch,
CA92'60.
Plcifk: Shappir11 Centers,
Inc., c.Mornili, 12411 Ven-
tura Bou...,.., Studio City,
CA 9leo4-2407.
Kirbide Auociatn, Cali-
fornia, 1925 Century Parit
East, Suite 1370, Los
A,,..tes, CA 90067.
This business is con·
ducted by a aeneral part-
nership.
The reaistrant com·
menc:ed to transact busi.
ness under the fictitious
business rwme or names
list.ct above on l /l /88.
Sicned: By: Kirkside Asso-
ciates, Its pneral partner.
by. Laurence Peters, Pres-
ident.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of ?';;:e County on Jan. 20,
File No. F368486
1/28 2/4 2/112/18 111'
1-31'20-01
"*'C NOTICE
FICT1TIOUI WIS
NAMl ITATEMINT
The followtnc persons are
doin1 business as: THE
UNKNOWN ACCESSORY
COMPANY, 2965 Dorn
Court. Laauna Beach, CA
92651.
Richrd M. Miller, 2965
Oom Court, t..aauna Beach,
CA92651.
Tom Crank, 319 Viejo
Street, Llluna Beach, CA
92651.
Buddy Purel, 25262
Swanway Court. Dana Point,
CA92629.
This business is con-
ducted by • etneral part-
nership.
The re1istrant com-
metad 1IO transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business neme or names
l"*td 8bcM on .Janulfy 4,
1988. $Cned: AicNrd M.
Mile..
Thia ........... m-•-lt WM filed
with the County CWk of
~ County on Jan. 20,
1988.
f'tle No. f368421
1/212/4 21112/18 1115
PUaJC llOTICI
nc1H ... MJ1111m
NAMllTA,_,
The folowll11 ....., is
doln1 business as: (A)
APOLLO MOVING ANO
STOAAGt. (II) OFFICE
MOVERS. (C) A MCMR. (D)
A APARTMENT ANO HOME
MOVllt. ([) XCULANT
MOVING. (f) A Of'FICE
MCMNG. (Q) APOLLO SER· VICIS. IHC.. 11251 Galt9d
St., HunllllllO" ~. CA
92648.
Apolo SeMcts, Inc., Cat
Corp., 11251 Gothard St.,
Huntinaton luch, CA
92M8.
Thia business is con·
~ bJ. carpollllion . ne ,..tlt,.nt com-
m.ad " nmc:t bull-,_ under .... ftdMioul
bullAlll fW OI ,_
lilidlliliiil on 1'4"'11117. ~Apollos.me.., lnc.. .......... llaai.
Thia •111 .... -..... ... • CaUMr an of e>r.-~ .. Jin. 11, ·-FllNo.'117•
11212/4V112/ll OM6
•
OROElt, 270 l l Aockfn1·
hone t..ne, UluN Hifts,
CA92648.
Apollo s.Mces, Inc .. Cal
Ccwp, 27011 Roctdr11horse
Lane, Laaun• Hills, CA
92648.
This business Is con·
ducted by • c:orpcntion.
The realstrant com-
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business rwme °' names
listed •bow on S July 1987.
Sianed: Apollo Services,
Inc .. Wiltiam Robert Pozzi,
President.
This statement.was filed
....., the County Clei1l of <>ranee County on Jan. ll.
1988.
file No. F367487
1128 2/4 2/11 2/18 08'7
WNDTICI
N:llllOUI MJl•IUI NAMllTA1WT
The followins person is
doiftl busineu as; SHOW·
CASE PU8UCATIONS, 705
JasmiN Ave .. Colona Del
Mar, CA 92625.
Linda Kay Barker, 705
Jasmine Ave., Corona del
Mar, CA 92625.
This business is con·
ducted by an individual.
The reaistrant com·
menced to transKt busi·
neu under the fictitious
business name °' names
listed 1~ on NOT APPU·
CABLE. Sianed: Linda K. e.rur.
This statement was filed
with the County Clei1l of
Or.., County on Jan. 25,
1988.
File No. F368962
1/28 2/4 2/ll 2/18 1108
··~ ---n-a-Of DUTH Of
ETHIL & IT_, ANO
OfNihWMTO
AGM•Eid UTATE
NUllSU A 141112
To 111 heirs, beneficiaries,
creditors. conti"leflt cred-
itoR. and l*10ftl who may
be othet wise intefested in
the will°' estate of ETHEL
B.STROSl<Y
A petition Ml been filed
by SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK in the
Superior Court of ORANGE
County requestin• that
SECURITY PACIFIC
NATIONAL BANK be
appointed H personal
,.presentative 1D adminis-
1er the ...... of the dece-
dent.
The petition requests
authority to administer the
.... under the ltldepelMS-
ent Administr•tion of
EstMllAct.
A hMrinl on the petition
w6ll be held on 2/17111 It
1:45 PM In Dept.13 kac.-1
at 700 CIVIC CENTER
ORM W£ST, SANTA AHA.
CA.
IF YOU OBJECT to the
........ of the petition, fOU
shoutd .... ..,...., It the
hearin1 end at•t• ,our
objections or file written
~as with the court
belDre "'9 heeliwW. Your ......,.a ,._be in per-
son OI by '/OAlfl 118Drner.
If YOU Mf. A CRO>tTOR
Ot•c:.6 .... ~ of
the dr.11 Id, VQU mult file
'/OAlfl clMn ... the court °' .,,_,. it to ......... ...
~ eppotnted bJ the court wltNn four
...... fnlln ...... of
ftrltw1nc1rllt8crsn
pr'CIWldld in -=ttan 100 ol
the Celifamie,.,..... Code.
The .... b .. dlHN ... nat ...... prtar .. ..,,
monlM ..... tN ... olthe
._.... nalllc9d .... .
YOU MAY DAMtNE the
Ne -bf tN aut. If WoU ... ..,... .... ldin .. ....... ,....., ... "'*' tllil •ecuw or ............ the
...., .... I ICIAlrot .................. .. ............... . ........... , ....... . ..... ,.. ... .....
........... al .. ...... ...., ............ =·,-·-.. ••HI• "'-••UGO .. ... a.a ...
-==''rlU. .. u, ..... --.:
ITI. .... •..,.,_y
IUOt,Q\-UlllM llll 1117
'
.... OFftUSl'a'I Ml.I
N0.11231-0'7.C ..., ........ -.c
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A OE£D OF TRUST
OATEDA&cult l, lg83, UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOtJR PROPERTY, tT MAY BE SOlO AT A
PUatC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE
NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On februllry 19, 1988 .t 9:45 a.m .• ,_.le financial
CMporation as duly 1ppointed Trustee under and
pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded Aucust 12. 1983,
as imt. No. 83-351674, of Official Recotds in the office
of the Q)&.nty Alicotdel of <>ranee County, California,
WILL SELL AT PU8UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH. CASHIER'S CHECK OR CERTIAEO CHECK,
CHECKS DRAWN BY A CREDIT UNION, SAVINGS AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION. A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION, OR
SAVINGS BANK. authorized to do business in the state
--d California, peyable It time of sale in lawful money of
the Uniled St*s. at the Main (North) Entrance to the
County Courthouse, 700 Civic Center West, Santa Ana,
California
all f'ilht, title end interest conveyed to and now held
~it under u;cf Deed of Trust in the property described
as:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION:
A CONDOMINIUM COMPRISED OF:
PARCEL NO. l:
Unit No. B, consistina of certain airspace and surface
elements, as shown and desctib!d in the Condominium
Plan ('"Planj for St. Andrews vmace. in the City of Newport
Beach, which plan was recorded on March 10, 1980, as
Instrument No. 9176 of Official Records of CKan,e County,
California.
PARCEL NO. 2:
An undivided one·tenth (l/lOth) fee simple interest
as a tenant in common in and to all of the real property,
includirw without limitation the common areas defined
1n the decaar.tion refer;ed to below, in Parcel 1, as shown
on a map filed on September 21, 1979, in Book 138,
Plll9S 23 to 24 inclusive, of Parcel Maps, in the Office
of the Or.nae County Recorder.
Exceptina therefrom Units A-H. J & K, as shown on
the Plan.
Except all oil, ps and hydrocarbon substances and
olhet mineral riahts. without however. the riatrt to enter
the surface of said land down to a distance of 550 feet
from the surface thereof. as reseM!d by 501 St. Andrews
Plrtners. a General Partnership, in the Deed recorded
October 15, 1980, in Book 13780. Page 1185. Official
Records.
Trvstor Joseph R. Parrino and Irene D. Parrino
Reconi owner: Southland Investments
APN: 937-22-002
The street address and other common desienation. if
any, ot the real property described above is purported
to be: 497 St. Andrews Road #8, Newport Beach, CA
92663
The undersiened Trustee disclaims any liability tor any
incorrectness of the street address end other common
desianation. if any, shown herein.
Said sale will be made. but without COYenant Of
warranty. express"' implied. reprdirw title, passession,
ouncumbrances, to pay the unpaid balance ofthe note(s)
secured by said Oeed of Trua, plus as prowided in said
note(s), advlnoes, if any, under the terms of said Deed
of Trust, fees, charps, and expenses of the Trustee and ot the trusts created by said Deed of Trust
At the time of the initial pubficatM>n of this notice, the
tot.I amount of the unpaid bllance of the oblipbon
secured by the above described deed ot trust and
estimated costs. expenses and advances is $193,029.73.
The beneficiafy under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and defivered to the undersicned a written
Oeca.r.tion d defatlt and Demand for Sale, and a written
NotiCll of OefMlft and Election to Sell The undefsCned
caused said Notice of Default and Election to Seti to be
recorded in the county where the real property is located.
127060
Pwty conductina sale
Peelle f°tMnCial Corporation, 197 E. Hamilton Avenue.
Cainpbell, CA 95008, Phone (408) 866-6868
0..: .*"-Y 11, 1988
....._ FiMnciat Corporation, Trustee
9y Diane Black, Vice President
1/28 2/4 2/11 1107
llOTICI 0# 1'1IUITU'S SALE
....... HllllY~Mlll
T.l."9.111•
UlllTCOOll
T.O. S0MCE COMPANY IS duly appointed Trustee
under .. talowilll delcribed deed of trust W1Ll SEU
AT "*1C AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BtOOER FOR
CASH (In lM bms wNd\ .. 18wf\.et _.,in the United
....., Md/• the ~ certified OI atW Checks
......., In CW Code Section 2924n (~ in full at
the time of .... ) II rflht. title and interest con-,.d to
end no.Mid bf• under Mid o.d d Trust in the ptOperty
......... dlecrtbed.
TRUST0R CHMlES F. HUTTON, ETHEL M. HUTTON
BENalCIAR't: ALLSTATE SAV1NGS AND LOAN ASSO-
CIATION
recolded October 29, 1979 as Instr. No. 43455 In Book
13372 111111 535 of Oftlcie' Records in the office of the
.....,.,,Or.,..~
Mid died o1 tru1t dllclibes the toaowins prooerty.
DESCRIPTION
PMCELl:
F• ...... i,..... title to Condominium Unit No. 234,
(the -unit'), • "'°"" upon the Condominium Plan
(•Aid '"Condomtnium ....,, tor Lat l of T'8Ct No.
l0511"), ~ ol ~. s.... of CalilDrnie (lt'9
"Plln"). wded on Jutr 12, 1919, • DDc:ument No.
15'10. In.._ U226, ..... 76 ttwoult't 115, ~
of OMci9I ..... ol Mid ar.,.. ~. "'*" plen
..... to M ~ d91cribed In T,.c:t No. 10587. '" .. a., of ... apQft a.ch, ~ cl ~ ..
of c .... NCOldld In ... 449 ...... 5 tfnulf1 6
of n'l:c 111,_ m1111t recordl of uid Onnlt ~.
PMCB.2:
An wdd!Md .OOSM ,.cent inllr9lt In end 11D the
CMWC&n __ ..._ ....... on .. plen;
.~ ........... ~-a .......... ,., ..... ,
...................... fl ....... ..
M*Mfl ... at.., ...... 900 ... .,_IM .....
fl 'tiW ..... • I I I ... lllJ ..... J. c..ir;.: ....... -. ...................... 1 ............ MAcaa M 1 t'ul ,... ... 11 n• • ..... Mal•
.. f001J llotlJ.IM• ............ W•ll.
., ... Unit
PARCEL4:
An eldusM rilht and usement to use the Plf'ki•
space desianated on the Plan as Parkin& Sp8ce No. PS-
100.
fOf Information Only: Code No.: 07072, AP No.: 936-
76-234
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
DATED 10/12/79. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
101 Scholz Plaza #20, Newport Beach, CA
"(If a street address or common desi.,,atjon of property
is shown above, no warr1nty is &iven as to its complete-
ness or c0trectness)." The beneficiary under said Oeed
of Trust, by reason of a breach or default in the obfiptions
secured thereby, heretofore executed and deli¥efed to
the undelsianed a written OeclarMion of Default and
Demand for Sa~. and written notice of defautt and of
election to cause the undersisned to sell aid property
to satisfy said obfipt.ions, and thef..n. the undersicned
caused uid notice of default and of e6ection to be
l'9COfded September 17. 1987 as Instr. No. 87 ·526909
of OffiCial Records in the office of the Recorder of~
County; I
Said Sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, express °' 1fT'plied, reprdina title pouession,
Of encumbrances. to pay the remainina principal sum
of the note(s) secured~ said deed of Trust. with interest
as in said note provided, advances, if any. under the terms
of said Deed of Trust. fees. charees and expemes of the
Trustee and of the trusts created ~ said Deed of Trust.
Said sale will be held on:
February 16, 1988, at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the
buildina located at 601 South Lewis Street. <>ranee.
California 92668
At the time of the initial publication of this notice, the
total amount of the unpaid balance of the obleptioo
secured by the above described deed of trust and
estimated costs, expenses, and advances is $138.384.45.
It is possible that at the time of sa~ the openin& bid
may be less than the total indebtedness due.
If available. the expected openin& bid may be obtained
by callinc the followinc telephone numbers on the day
before the sale: (714) 385-4837 or (213) 627...a65.
TAC#6023600
Date: January 8, 1988
T.O. SERVICE COMPANY as said Trustee.
By Tracy Russet!. Assistant Secretary, 601 South Lewis
St .. Onlnee. CA 92668. (714) 385-4700
1/21 1/28 2/4 1106
1·37116
PUBUC NOTICE
FlCTIT10UI IMIStNESS
NAM£ STATDIENT
The folfowine perwn IS
doina business as: l BEL·
COURT APARTMENTS 2.
MARSELLA VILLA APART·
MENTS, 1200 Quail Street.
Suite 110. Newport Beach,
CA92660.
Ben C. Harris. 706 Harbor
Island Or., Newport Beach.
CA92660.
Barbara Harris. 706 Har-
bor Island Dr., Newport
Beach. CA 92660
Georae R. Hill, 715 Bay-
side Dr., Newport Buch. CA
92660.
Donna R. Hill. 715 Bay-
side Dr., Newport Beach. CA
92660.
This business is con-
ducted ~ • aenetal part.
ner1hip.
The re1istrants com -
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name « rwnes
listed a~ on Not applica-
1*. Sitned: Ben C. Hanis
This stltement wn filed
with the County CleB ot
()ranee County on Jan. 6,
1988. me No. F367046
l/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1079
1..JMI
~Mmel
ntf OIOUI • ltrlllt
NAMllTAJllml'I
The folkMirw penon is
doirw business 11: BMC
MORTGAGE CO., 1100
Quail Street, Suite 205,
NewPG'I a.ch. CA 92660.
AicMfts Alloc' 1111, Inc.,
a California Cofpoqtioo,
1100 Quail Str.et, Suite
20S, Newport a.ch. CA
92MO.
Ya-"9sidenl 9266.J,
This business is con·
ductld ~a oorpcntion.
The re1istr1nt com-
,,...ICld '° nn.ct ~
Mii under .... fk:tftious
buu-nlfM • MINS ,..._, .._. on 11/1117.
Si1ned: Rklletts Asso-
c....., tnc.;~E...._.
...... Vlce-Pr ..... ll
This l l w.c ... filed
......... County a.tl of
0..... County °" Jin. 6, i-.
fie Na. F366t05
1114 l/21 1128 2/4 1073
PARTNERS. a California
limited partnership, #13
Corporate Plaza. Suite 200.
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
Mercury Associates, a
California ,eneral partner-
ship, #13 Corporate Plaza.
Suite 200, Newport Beach.
CA92660.
This business is con-
ducted by a limited partner-
ship.
The registrants com-
menced to transact bus;..
ness under the fictitious
busmess Mme Of names
hstedaboYeonJuly l , 1983.
Signed: Mercury Asso-
ciates, a California aeneral
partnership; Stephen C.
Hopkins, General Plrtner.
This statement was filed
with the County Clettt of
Oranae County on Jan. 12.
1988.
F367718
1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1093 .. ,,..
~Mn'ICI
flCiliiOUI IUllJUI
NW ITATIMllff
The ~ penon is
doinc business as: LAS BRI·
SAS CONDOMINIUMS.
2099 San Joequin Hifts Rd.,
Newport Be1c:h. C.lif.
92660.
Ln 8risn Deuel~
Cofpcntior\, 2099 Sen Joe..
qu in Hills Rd., Newport
Beach. Ca 92660.
Encant&da Corporwtioo,
2099 San JoeQutn Hilts Rd ..
Newport Beech, Ca 92660.
Jcuph ~. 2099 San
Joequin Hills Rd., NHport
Beach. Ca 92fi60.
Business firlt trans«1ed
under this business name
on 3/3/83.
This business rs con·
ducted ~ ...... patt .
nenhtp.
Sitr*: Joseph~
This ~ ... filed
with the County an of
Or..-CounCr on Jen. 6.
1918..
file No. f367048
111• 1121 11212/4 1077
a.ch.CA~.
Gecw9! R. Hill, 715 Bay·
side Or •• Newport Beach} CA
92660.
Donna R. Hill, 715 Bay-
side Or., Newport 8Mch, CA
92660.
This business is con·
ducted by a generAI part·
nership.
The reaistrants com·
menced to tranuct busi-
ness undef the fictitious
business name or names
listed a~e on 9/8 7
Sienect: Ben C. Harris
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on Jan. 6.
1988.
File No. F36704 7
1/14 1121 l/28 214 1080
1·37Ml
PUMJC -•-in-a-nc I I iiOUI 9UIMESS
NAME STATWT
The folkJwina person is
doina business as: HARBOR
ANO MCFADDEN
PARTNERS, a Cal ifornia
general partnership, #13
Corporate Plaza, Suite 200.
Newport Beach. Ca 92660.
Hopkins Development
Company. L P .• a Delaware
limited partnership, #13
Corporate Plaza, Suite 200.
Newport Beach, Ca 92660.
MattshaJ Corporation. a
California corporation,
25092 Buckboard lane.
Laeuna Hills. CA 92653.
Jeffrey B. Amour. an indi-
vidual. 25511 Raoiiewoc>d
Road. Laguna Hills. CA
92653.
Thomas 0. Lenny, an indi-
vidual, 17 Woodflower,
Irvine. CA 9271'
This business is con-
ducted by a aeneral part-
nership.
The reeistrants com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name °' names
hsted above on Nov 20.
1986. Signed: Hopkins
Development Company,
L P .. a Delaware limited
partnership, Gen. Ptnr., By.
Stephen Hopkins Develop.
ment Company of Newport
Beach. a California corpora-
tion, Gen. Ptnr .• By. Stephen
C. Hopkins. President
This statement was filed
with the County Clertt of
CKanae County on Jan 5.
1988.
File No. f36666.4
1/14 1/21 1/28 214 1076
AMEM1iED OllDElt TO
---~ ... QWIUO#MllE
CASI NUlllD AlJNa
GLORIA JUNE CALE·
GORY has filed a petition in
this court for an order .UOW·
1n1 petitioner to chanae
htS/her name from GLORIA
JUNE CALEGORY t o
KATHRYN AL.AINA SWEN-
SON
It is hefeby ordeted that
aH penons inbif .-ed in the
matter afornaid appear
before this court in Depert-
ment No. 3 Ill 700 Civic
Center Drive West Santa
Ana, California, on 2-18.
1988, It 2;45 o'c:tock p.m.,
Ind then and there .,_
cause, if atrry they hwe, ~
said petition for CNnte of
name should not be
aranted. It is further ordefed In.I • ~ "this order 1IO show cause be published in NF#·
PORT HAA80R ENSIGN. a
1ienpes-d..,.,.. circu·
lation, pubfished in this
countJ It .... once a ... tor tour c:oMeCUtiwe -"s
prior to the day of said
hllerinl. o...d Jen. 12, 1918
E..a W. Oidcey, Actinc
Presidina Judte (C.C.P.,
Sec. 635)
1/14 1121 1/28 2/4 1084
I.Jilli
WllOJICI. ..... -.. LIGFtmi F ...
IFNWi!ll 19 ... , .•. " ... ai..-
To•"*'~ Ci~ CDl ... lt Cftd..
11airs Ind...-• .._ mar
bl ... Isa "• .... '" ....... _oll.EDN-MO..-mw A,..._._ ......
......... ~&
tcATWlllll ..-1m &It
tM t JI n. Co.ft Of
OMHOE County reQUettirw
that JOSEPH PERERUZ21
AND KATHERINE PER·
RUZZI be appointed IS per-
sonal representative to
administer the estate of the
decedent.
The petition requests
authority to administer the
estate under the lndepend·
ent Administration · of ·
EstMesAct.
A he9ri~ on the petition
will be hetd on 212•188 .t
1:45PM in Dept. #3 located
at 700 CIVIC CENTER
DRIVE WEST. SANTA ANA,
CA
IF YOU OBJECT to the
crantirw of the petition, you
should either appear at the
hearin1 and state your
objections or file written
objections with the court
before the hearlne, Your
41ppe91ance may be in per-
son 0t ~your llltorney.
If YOU ARE A CREOtTOR
or a contincent creditor of
the deceased, you must file
your claim with the court °'
present it to the personal
representative appointed
by the court within four
months from the dale of
first issuance ot letters as
pr0¥ided in section 700 of
the California Prob9te Code.
The time for filina claims
will not expire ptior to four
months from the date of the
hearinc noticed abcMl.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kept by the court If you
are a person interested 1n
the est.Me, you may serve
uPon the executor or
administrator. or upon the
attorney for the executor Of
administrator. and file with
the court with proof of ser-
vice. a written request stat·
ing that you desire special
notice of the filina of an
inventory and appraise·
ment of est.ate assets or of
the petitions or accounts
mentioned 1n sections 1200
and 1200.5 of the California
Probate Code
Attorney for petitioner
WILLIAM W SOUKUP. ESQ .
401 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE.
WEST. SUITE · #703.
SANT A ANA. CALIFORNIA
92701
This notice was mailed on
2/1/88 at SANTA ANA.
Cahfom1a
2/4 2/11 2118 1132
l ·•l• WNOTICE F1C1ll10UI..,....
NW ITATBIENT
The k>llowins persons are
doil'll bus.ness as.: VOSS &
COOK, 840 Newport Center
Drive, Suite 700, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
Steve Casselberry, 24672
Aquilla Dow. Dana Pt>int.
CA92629.
Bruce V ~ a Profes.
sional Corporation, 24921
Zumaya Court. La&una Hils,
CA 92653.
Owid A. Luriler, 29025
Pintail Circle. Lacuna
N ..... CA926n.
M. Edwfd Mishaw. 2237
Vista Hoear, Newport
9each, CA 92660.
Glen R. Ray, 28622 SiMlr·
ton on., Liluna Nicuef,
CA926n
Albert J. Thel. Jr , 27
Hancock Street. balun•
Ni1Uef,CA92677.
This business is con-
ducted by a ..-al P9f't·
~.
The reaistrant com -
mei IC8d to nnsec:t buSI·
oess under the fictitious
~,_..or nemes
listed *-on Jenuery 26.
1988. Sianed: M. Edwrd
...... EIQ.
This II t meut w fi'-d
with the ~ Ctn of
~~on.Jen28.
1918.
f"ete No. f369629
2/4 211121112/25 1118
behalf of i ts Separete
Account R, c/o C11n•
lnu81tme111ts, Inc .. 900 Cot·
tap Grawe Roed. Bloom·
field, Connecticut, Attn:
Real Estate lnvHtment
Dept s 311.
This business is con-
ducted bv a joint venture.
The re1istrant com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business n< ne or names
listed abov on Dec. l ,
1987.
Sianed: OMIS SADDLE·
BACK BUSINESS CENTER
ASSOCIATES. a California
Gener9t P.rtnership
By: William K. Davis,
GeneralPartner
This ~ was filed
with the County Cleft( of Oran1e County on Jan. 29,
1988.
FJ69729
2/4 2/112/182/25 1120
, .....
~NOTa ..,N0_'1_ICI .. Of APPUCATIOfll
TO IELI. ALCOHOUC
~
1-26-88
To Whom It May Concern:
ROCKO'S CUISINE OF
LIDO, INC. is~nctothe
Department of Alcoholic
Beverace Control to sell
alcohofic beveraaes at 3'23
Via Lido. Newport Beach
92660 with ·41" On-Sale
Beer & Wine (Pub. Eat. Pt.)
license
2/4 1127
l(.JI074
PU8UC N01lC£
NOTa Of •rEWD
TIMlfDAlle
l.fA.KUCI
Notice is hereby given
that Arden·Mayfair, Inc .
Transfel'Q(, of 2020 S Cen·
tral Aw . Ctty of Compton,
Caltfom1a. intends to sell
certain personal property to
General Electric Capital
Corporation. Intended
Transferee (Lessor). of 701
S Parifer, Suite 6500. Crty
of Oranse. California, and
that said Intended Transfe·
ree (Lessor). General Elect·
rec Capital Corporation.
intends to leasebadt to said
Arden-Mayfair, Inc.. Trans-
feror (Lessee). the said
petSOnal property, aeeneral
de5cription of wtuch 1s as
follows, to-wit 1roc:ery store
furniture. fixtures and
equipment 1ncludin1 but
not hmited to mixers, cnnd·
ers. shelving, sheers.
scales, wrapp.ne systems,
refriaeration equipment
and wechina systems. and
located at 1660 San Mt&uel
Onve. City of NewPort
Beach, C.hfomia, and that
said sale and leaseback
transaction 1s to be con-
summated on the 17th day
of Februaty, 1988. at 10
a.m , at the office of General
Electric Capital Corpora-
tion. at 701 S. Pner. Suite
6500. City of <nnae. Cali-
fornia.
o.ted this 27 day of Jan·
uary, 1918..
BY Kif\ L Nelson
2/4 1126
flCilhOUI .,Iii Ell
....ITATalllt'T
The fullcMit 11 P9f'IM)r"I IS
doirw ~a A IS
4500 ~ Drive, Suite
500. Pis port 8-ch. Calt·
tomil 92660.
A&llo IMUnlnCI ~ists-ttew~ tnc., a Celi-
fomia ~ion. 4500
Camo&ll on.. s.. 500,
tee port 8eech. Calitom.a
92660
Tttis business 1s con-
dudlld bf a COIPGltiut,.
The l"tllistrent com·
meilCld tD tr•mct busi·
ness und9r the ftctttiOut ....._ ............
•on 9/13182.
Auto lnwranc:.
Sp1cl1tllltl-
r11 JI I'\ Inc. .... ,.~ --If•• TNI n l no.--... ..... .. c.www a.-of
0..,. C...W mt NDW. 4,
1917.
FltlMlkF..-.1
214. 2111, 2.1~
2125 lW
c s
llOTICI Of 'IWTD"l IALI
'-lle.1911111"1-"' .. , ....... ~ -
UNITCODIL
CAOCt<£R CUSTOOY CORPORA TtON n duty •ppointed
Trustee under the~ described deed of tNst WIU
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO TH£ HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (in the forms which ant lawful tender In the
United StMes) and/or the cnhler's, cef'tified "' ~
checks specified in Civil Code Section 2924h (~
in full 8t the time of ule) -61 richt, title and interest
coml9')l8d to and now hetd by it under Yid Deed of Trust
in the ~hereinafter described:
TRUSTOR: EARL FUSSELMAN, GENEVIEVE FUSSEL-
MAN
BENEFICIARY: CROCKER NATIONAL BANK
1'9COfded March 8, 1983 as Instr. No. 83-098779 of
Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Oranae
County;
and re-recorded on March 1, 1985 as Instr. No. 85-
071135
said deed of trust describes the followina property:
"EXHIBlr'
PARCEL 1:
Unit #126, as shown and defined on that certain
Condominium Plan recorded in book 14221, pace 528
of Official Records. •
PARCEL 2:
An undivided 1/50 interest in and to Lots 1. 2, 3 and
4 of Tract No. 10987, as shown on a map recorded in
~ 477, paaes 31 to 36 inclusive of Miscellaneous
Maps, records of Oranae County, California, excepting
therefrom Units 101to150, inclusive, located thereon.
Exceptina all oil, oil rilhts, mineral ri&hts, Mtural ps
rights, and other hydrocarbons by wNtsoewr name
known, that may be within or under Yid land, without
however. the rilht to drill, mine, store, explore and operate
through the surface or the upper 500 feet of the
subsurface of said land, as reserW!d in the Deed from
The Irvine Company, a Michipn corpomion, recorded
November 8, 1979 in book 13386, page 1280 of Official
Records.
PARCEL 3:
An exclusive easement or exclusive easements
appurtenant to said Unit for the prace element. for
storaae and vehicular parkina. courtyard and patio
purposes, and, if applicable, ingress and earns O¥er those
portions of the Common Area described on said
Condominium Plans as "Restricted Common Area" for
said Units, said Condominium Plan for Tract No. 10987
being rec-0rded in book 14221, paaes 528 of Official
Records of Oranae County, California.
AP# 939'-23-026
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED 3/02/83. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERlY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION OF THE
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
51 Northampton Court Unit 126. Newport Belch, CA
92660.
"(If a street address"' common desi&Ntion of property
is shown above, no warranty is aiven as to its complete-
ness °' correctness)." The benef1ti.ry under Yid Deed
of Trust, by reason of a breach °'~It in the obliptions
secured thereby, heretofore executed •nd detivered to
the undersitned a written Oedatation of Dehtutt and
Demand for' Sale, and written notice of defMltt and of
election to cause the undersiened to sell Yid property
to satisfy said obliptions, and thefelfter the undersianed
caused said notice of dehlult and of electioo to be
recorded October 6, 1987 as Instr. No. 87-562488 of
Official Records in the office of the Recoroer of Oranee
County;
Said Sale will be made, but without coyenant or
warranty, express°' implied, reprdint titte possession,
or encumbrances. to pay the remainil'll princiP1I sum
of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. with interest
as in said note prtMded, lldvances, if any, under the terms
of said Deed of Trust, fees, charps and expenses of the
Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust
Said sale will be hetd on:
February 11, 1988, 8t 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the
buildina located 1t 601 South Lewis Street. Oranae.
California 92668
At the time of the inru.l pubfialtion of this notioe, the
total amount of the unpaid balllnCe of the obliption
secured by the abcM! described deed of trust •nd
esti~costs • ...,.,..,n~is$170,004.39.
tt is possibfe tNt • the time of .... the openi,. bid
~ be les$ th9n the..., Indebtedness due.
If __....,._, the expected openinc bid me, be otiained
by canine the toMowinc tielephone numben on the ~
before the sale~ (71•) 385-4837 or (213) 627-4865
o.te: January 15, 1988
TAC#6023665
CROCKER CUSTOOY CORPORATION as said Trustee,
By T.D. SERVICE COMPANY, acent
By Chris Demlow, Asst Vice President. 601 South Lewis
St., ()ranee, CA 92668, (714) 385-4700
1/21 1/28 214 1097
~N011Cl
AttiiOUI Mlllflm
NAME STATIMIJfT
The followfnc person is
doi"I business a KINCAID
PHYSICAL THERAP'f'. 8811
North Coast Hwy. #124,
LAeuna BMch, CA 92651.
Jefhnon G6erv1 tone.id,
8811 North Coast Hwy.
# 124, Lacuna Beach, CA
92651.
J.-EJiz.ab9th Kinaid,
8811 North Cont Hwy.
#124, l.aluN 8Mch, CA
92651.
This business Is con·
ducted by husband and
wi1*.
The r .. istrant com·
l'MnC9d to ftnMd .,...
MM under the flctitiout
~ rwne or nema
littld ebowe on 2·14-79. ~1"9d: Jefferson Gfenn
Klncllld 4
Thia &tat nent -fled _..,. c..,. an"'
Or-. C..,. on Jen. 11. 1-.
File No. '317337
~1/141/211/28 214 10'6
....,..
WNOTICI
f'ICihiOUI ......
..,..STA~
The fiDltcMtl11 .,.,.,. .. .,..
doina business n : MER-
CURY ASSOCIATES, a Cali·
fomill ..... pertnership,
'13 Cotpor• Ptau. Suite
200, Newport Buch, CA
92660. _,._, Hoc*ins Devei-
opment Compeny of New-
port &..ch, a California
corpcntion, #13 Corpor•
Plaza. Suifle 200, Hl•po:rt
BMch, CA 92MO.
John 0. Hapldna, .,. indi·
Yiduel. 2SU Mot.co Driw.
l.al'lne Hill. CA 92'51.
Thia bualnn1 la con·
duded by ....... pert· ,.,,..._
Tlte '91tllrllftts com-
me1IC9d ID nmcl buli-
,_ uridlr .. lc:Wtl1 • a.11111 __ _
............. ,..1.1-.
--• JPSt 11 ;II• Dlt1'" •I Ca .. , .,
Na Jmt8-c:l\1C1• atl& ~. General
Pw1ner; Sl9phen c. Hop-
kins, President.
This ltMlment was filed
with the County Cktft( of
Orance County on Jan. 12,
1988.
F36n11
1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1095
PU9l.IC NOTICE
FlCiiiiUUI MlllHEll
NAME STATEMENT
The totlowina person i~
doinc business n : (A) NEW
WEST MANAGEMENT, (B)
NEW WEST APPRAISALS,
3700 Newport BMt. Suite
201A, Newport Beach, CA
92663.
Richud J. Oumovich.
24865 O.na Fir, Dana Point,
CA92629.
This business is con-
ducted by an individual.
The reeistrant com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed •bove on 12/8/87.
Si1ned: Richard J. Oumo-
vich.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Jan. 11,
1988.
File No. F367340
1/14 1/211/28 214 1040
1-37'07
flUMJC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS llUllMSI
NAiil ITATDIUIT
The tollowinc persons are
doina business as: HAN·
OVER ASSOCIATES, a Cali-
fomi• aener-1 piltnership,
#13 Corporate Ptaza, Suite
200, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Hopkins Development
Compiny, LP., • Qetaw.re
limited p.,tnership, #13
Corporate Plaza, Suite 200.
Newport Beach. CA 92660.
Mllttshan Corporation, a
California corporation,
2553 Monaco Drive, l.quna
Hills, CA 92651.
Thomas D. Lenny, an indi-
vidual, 17 Woodflower,
Irvine, CA 92714.
This business is con-
ducted by a eeneral part-
nership.
The re1istrants com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on April 10,
1983.
Siened: Hopkins Develop-
ment Company, L P., a Del·
aware limited partnership;
Hopkins Development
Company of Newport
Beach; Stephen C. Hopkins,
President.
This statement was filed
with the County Cktft( of
Oranae County on Jan. 12,
1988.
F367716
1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1094
1·317M
PUm.IC NOnCE
ACiitiOUI MlllllJS
NWITATIMINT
The followf'll person is
doi"I businns n : ACACIA
PlAZA I, a Celifomia limited
pertnership, 3931 MltcAr-
thur ~.Suite 110,
Newpo:rt Beech, CA 92660.
Dan OeMille1_ Gene,.I
Partner, 3931 MacArthur
Boulevard, Suite 110, New·
port Beech, CA 92660.
This business is con-
duc:t.d by a limited pertner-
ship.
The re1istrant com-
metad to tr8nSllCt busi-
ness under the fictitious
busiMU rwme or rwmes
lise.d above on January 1,
1988.
Sianed: O.n DeMltle
This sUelment .. filed
with the County Clenl of
Or-.. County on .-,,. 12,
1988.
F36n14
l /21 1/28 2/4 2111 1091
CeliforNe 90621.
Dhid C. O.Ueno, 842
Country Club OrM. ..,,.
~ Celibnill 90621.
This business is con-
ducted by e»pertners.
The .re1iatrants com-
menced to tranuct bust·
ness under the fictitious
business Mme or n.mes
listedMM"'8on 1/1/88.
Siened: CheryleA. HM\ihon
This ~ was flied
with the County Clef1( of
Oranee County on Jan. 12,
1988.
F36n07
1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1092
flU9UC NOTICE
F1C iitiOUI •l•tm
NAME STATIMINT
The followinc person is
doine business as; A.G.
SALES. 737 Promontory
Drive W., Newport Beach,
CA92660.
Arthur C.V.nauah Gill,
737 Promontoty Drive w ..
Newport Beach, CA 92660.
This business is con-
ducted by an individual.
The reeistrant com-
menced to tranMCt busi-
ness under the fictitious
business rwme °' names
listed above on 12115,87.
Siened: Arthur C. Gill
This stMement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Dec. 29,
1987.
F365943
1/21 1/28 214 2111 1096
flUIUC NOTICE
RCmlOUI llUllNEll
NAME STATDIENT
The followins person is
doina business as: INSTI-
TUTE FOR AGEING CON-
TROL ANO NUTRITIONAL
MEDICINE. 360 San Miauel
Drive, Suite 208, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
Responsibfe HNtth, Inc ..
C•lifornia Corporation,
3535 Eut Coast Hwy., Suite
231, Corona Del Mar, CA
92625.
This business is con·
ducted by a corpomion.
The re1istrant com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the ftctitious
business name or names
listed abcM9 on 1/14/88.
Si1ned: Responsible
Health, Inc., et.ke w....,.
Pres.
This sutement ws filed
with the County Cktft( of
Oranae County on Jan. 8,
1988.
File No. F367324
1/21 1/28 214 2/11 1105
l-371M
flUIUC NOTICI
RCtttiOUl-11
..,..ITAllmllT
The followtl .. '* '°'" Me doi111 business n SUSf E'S
LIQUOR MARKET. 914
North twbor, S.U Ana,
CA92703.
AEC Enlerpises, Inc., a
C•llfomi• corpor•tion,
4717 V.n Nuys Blvd. #301,
Shermlln O.ka, CA 91403.
~Equities Corpo-
ration, • CallflDmie CIOrpOf •· tion, 4717 Y.n Nurs Btvd.
#301, ShenMn o.ks. CA
91403.
This business is con·
duct.ct by a c:orpcntion.
Busirms commenced on
NcMmber 4. 1917.
Sisned: AEC Enterprises,
lnc./Amerlcan Equities
Corp.; Jun A. Kara (7).
Secretary.
This stmlllment .. filed
with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on . .i.n. 14,
1987. F367994
1/21 1/28 214 2/11 1098
Ne•port c.. Dr .• l700,
Newport lwh, CA 926«50.
This businns Is con-
duct.ct ~ In uni1lCOrpO-
ratlld ...acialtion other than
a pertnershlp.
The re1lstrant com-
menced '° transect bull· neu under the flctJtlous
business NNne 01 names
liStlld M>cM on December
15, 1987.
Si&ned: John B. Heffernan
This statement wn filed
with the County Cktft( of
Oranae County on Jan. 14,
1987.
F367997
1/21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1099
1-J>'a
PUelJC NOTICI
ACtttiOUI ••mat
NW STA1IMDIT
The followinc persons are
doin1 business as SEA
VISTA CONDOMINIUMS.
2099 San .Joequin Hills Rd.,
Newport Beach. Calif.
92660.
Joseph Meeto. 2099 San
J<>11quin Hilts Rd .• Newport
Buch, C.lif. 92660.
Terry Antonelli, 6475 E.
Pacific Coast Hwy #171,
Lona Buch, CA 90803.
Steve Hand. 17141 Hard-
ina Canyon, Trabuco
Canyon, CA 92678.
Albert and Alice Oliver,
21703 OcNn Vista #201,
1917.
F367998
1/21 1128 2/4 2111 1102
I_,,_
ITAllmN ......... 11~. MIW.
WM.,..M1Tt1m11• OfllMtm.-ncn.
110UI ••lrl•• .... The foHowlna persons
hlW withchwn • ...-.i
partners from the l*trw·
ship operetlnc under the
fictltioul busiM5s Mme of: PEERLESS PIQIERTIES, It
806 Aldeberan Circle, New-
port Beach, CA 92660.
The fictitious business
name statement-for the
partnership was filed on
June 2, 1980 in the County
of Oranle.
The full name •nd resi-
clence of the persons with-
dmwi"I as partners:
Richard J. Stoddard, 806
A~ran Circle, Newport
Buch, CA 92660.
Peerless Sell, Inc .• P.O.
Box 2350, 4400 Mdtthur
Blvd., Newport &e.ch, CA
92660.
Siened: Richard J. Stod·
dard, Peerless Seal, Inc.
This statement was filed
with the County Cleft( of
Oranae County on J•n. 13.
1988.
Fl38856
1/21 1128 214 2/11 1103
South Lacuna. CA 92677. . 1•37111 Adolph and Ck>rie Will,
1973 Trust, 22466 Myer NOTICE Of DlllOL~ Of PMTNUIHIP Or., Exeter, CA 93221. Publ. not' . .__ by Barbara Gill Will, 22466 IC tee IS r..rre
M Or r--~ ,.. .. 93221 &Nen thlt Richard R. Baron yer .• lt.Aa\et,""' . nd ....... J L' "nsk" ...... ~ This business i$ con· • """'ru · 1PI 1, •"'111C:'\"
d ed Ii · ed ofore doina business under uct by a mit partner-the fiictit. fl nd ship. ious rm name a
Busine5s first transacted style of Y. ASSOCIATES, at
under this business name 1?341 lrvme,Blvd. #200-A,
on 11-15-79. ~1ty of Tustin. ~nty _of
Slined: Joseph Anaelo ~· State of Ca11forma,
This statement was filed did on the 4th .~ of Jan·
with the County Clerk of ua.ry, 1988, ~1ssolve the
Oranae County on Jan 14 said partnership •nd terml·
1987. · ' n•te their r_elations as
F367903 pat1ners therein.
1/211128 2/4 21 11 1100 _Said business In Mure
l·J11U
PUelJC NOTICI
Atilt iOUI ..... Ut
NAMl STA1IMDIT
The fotlowinc persons are
doin1 business as
BUILDERS EXCHANGE
ASSOCIATES, 2699 White
Rolld, Suite 150. Irvine, CA
92714.
A to Z Investors, 199
South Los Robles Awnue,
Suite 711, Pnadena, CA
91101-2460.
M.D. Ray, 2699 White
Road, Suite 150, Irvine, CA
9271~.
James W. Ray, 2699
White Road, Suite 150,
Irvine, CA 92714.
B•~ra Mathewson,
3516 Clow Point Dr .. San
Oieao. CA 92109.
Helen ~. 2699 wtwta
Reed, Suite 150, IMne, CA
92714.
Rounne R•y Bordelon,
2699 White Road, Suite
150, Irvine, CA 92714.
BTLO, 200 North Main
Street, 2nd Floor, Santa
Ana. CA 92701.
This business is con·
ducted by a llm6'ed pertner·
ship.
The re1i1trant com-
menced to tranw:t busi·
neu under the fictitious
busiMal neme or rwnes
listed ..,_on 10/6182.
Sianed: --w. ~ This ...... It ... filed
with the County Clettl of
Onl• County on ....,, 14.
1917.
F367999
1 /21 1/28 2/4 2/11 1101 . ...,..
WlllllCI
HClll ... 11111•
-lflCT n
The flalolilll• ......
doi"I busanea • GOO· OYEAR TIM CENTER,
25502 ....... IWtlHy,
Millian vi.to. CA tlll2. Klell.-;. Inc.. • Cllb·
nilCIDfPDflfl t.21801Hlllr· ....... ,_.acy, Million
~CA-. 1ln111 ... nmdld
undlr ... ' JIFlll ..,,. .... 1.1-.
TM9 ~•1{1±• II CIMO .........:·-..... : .... Ille..;
._ ..... A:11'S L
-77 •• _ ... ... "'c..r an.,
°"'WI c..w"' -14,
•
will conducted by
Richard R. Baron, and VE
Auociates, ~will pay and
discharle all liabilities and
debts of the firm •nd
receive •II monies payable
to the firm.
Further notice is hereby
1iven thM the undersilned
will not be responsible, from
this day on, for any oblip-
tions incurred by the oth·
ef(s) in (his) (her) (their)
own name(s) 01 In the name
of the firm.
DATED AT Tustin, Cafifor.
nia, this 8th day of .i.nuary,
1988.
Silf'led: Richard R. Baron.
11211/28 214 2/11 1104
W.ICNOTICI AttitiOUI ........
....ITA1IMDIT
The tollawl"I person is
doinc businas M : RADIO
HEAD, 8226 Pa.tucket,
Huntinston Beach, CA
92646.
MerieOwen LMnpton Jr,
8226 PwtucMt, Hunti"I·
ton Bch, CA 92646.
This business Is con-
dudlld ~ .. .individuel.
The re1latr•nt c;om·
mttad to tnnuc:t busi·
ness under the fictitious
busln91 name or nmmes
ltAld ~ on 12-10-87.
Sitned: Mefte Owen L..Mnc· ston Jr.
This utwnent wn filed
with the County Clerk of
~ ~ on ,J.,.. 11,
1918 .
Ale No. F367339
1/211/28 2/4 2111 1063
WNOla f'ICthiOUI ....... ..... .,. ......
The tollcMlnl....,. ..
doi'll .._..... II: NEW·
PORf THERAPY GROUP,
1151 Dow .,.... Su~•
220. Newport llech. CA ...,,
"" ICelNn. 11 ~ ....,,INM,CA92714.
JoM A. .......... 1•1 M011--.eo...-.CA 92127.
....... ,A, ••Ml.100
~ ..... .......
Till .... ,.... .. COit• ._... •• u1._,.
..... II 1' "1 t1l•-· =·· =l M .... -•••z n-.. ~ ....... -•..
~ ,... or ,......
liMed 8baw on A&e'9t 15.
1982. --= •. ac.Mln.
Thia ..... rnent -ftled
with the ~ Clettl of Or-.. County on Die. 17,
1987.
File No. f364890
1/21 1/28 214 2/11 1086
WMOl'ICI nthi .........
..... ITATlmNT
The tolluwitll penon is
doin1 business .a: THE sm1sT. 300 West Pacific
Coast HSWY.. Newport
Beech, CA 92663.
Tri-County Publlshin1
Inc., California. Catif. Corp~
This business is con-
duct8d by a corpcntion.
The re1istrant com-
menced to tranuct busi-
ness under the fictitious
business nmme °' names
listed above on 1·1·88.
Siened: Alfredo V. SafllUi·
vetti.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Or•nee County on J•n. 8,
1988.
File No. F367201
1121 1/28 214 2111 1088
1-17142
flUIUC NOTICE
F1CT1TIOUI .........
NAiii STATEMENT
The followinc person is
doina business as: NOR-
WALK ASSOCIATES, a C.li-
fomia aeneral P1rtnershlp,
# 13 Corporate Plaza, Suite
200, Newport Buch, Ca
92660.
Hopkins Development
Compiny, LP., a Oetaw.re
limited ~rtnership, #13
Corporate Ptua, Suite 200,
Newport Buch, Ca 92660.
Mattshal Corporation, a
C•lifornia corporation,
25092 Buckboard L•ne,
Lacuna Hills, CA 92653.
Jeffrey 8. Amour, an indi-
vidual, 25511 Ranaewoc>d
Ro.d, L•euna Hills. CA
92653.
Thomas D. Lenny, an indi-
vidual, 17 Woodflower,
Irvine, CA 92714.
This business is con-
ducted by I aenetal pirt·
netShip.
The re1istr•nts com·
menced to transKt busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name °' names
listed abcM! on Dec. 31,
1986. Sienad: Hopkins
Development Company,
L.P., a Delaware limited
pattnenhip, Gen. Ptnr .• By.
Stephen HopkJns Develop-
ment Compeny of Newport
Beach, a California corpora-
tion, Gert. Ptnr .• By: Stephen c. Hopkins, Pr9lident
This 1t11tement wn flied
with the County Clerk of
Orance County on Jan. 5.
1988.
File No. F366663
1/14 1/21 1/28 2/4 1075
"'9LIC llOTICI
ncttt ... .,•1m
MMllTATWT
The fal1owinl penons.,.,
dcMn1 business •s: SIX-
PENCE INN Of BUENA
PARK, 1751 t . GARRY
AVENUE, SANTA ANA,
CALIFORNIA 92105.
SIXPENCE INNS Of
AMERICA, INC. (CALIFOR·
NIA), 1751 E. GARRY
AVENUE, SANTA ANA,
CALIFORNIA 92705.
DONALD E. SOOAAO &
FELICITY A. SODARO REV-
OCABLE TRUST, 1751 E.
GARRY AVENUE, SANTA
ANA. CALIFORNIA 92705.
WILLIAM A. CAINE &
TEMMY L CAINE REWCA·
9&..£TRUST.1751 E.GARRY
AVENUE, SANTA ANA.
CALIFORNIA 92705.
Thia 1»utlnn1 is con·
duclld -....... pM· ....... Corporltton Neme: SIX·
P£NC£ INNS nF MU1CA.
INC.
Sl•ltln & tltte: W.A. CAIMI. EXICUTM VICE .......
DA11 .... MIT .,..., . ._ ..... ..... --= l·•• 1'11127 ... _ ...
..... c.., Qlllt " a... Clilillf • J±n. lt. 19 ...........
l/21 lnlll4111110I&
PUaJCNOnCE
Cen111t111t ..,_..,C. tllhnlf W Of "EWfOllF If Nea,.t -.....
Or-..~. and Domrrllc 2•llrllllaiee•lwdleeIf~1tn111 on
Deer .... H . 1117. ..... .... No.1040
AISOI Dollar Amounts in Thousands
1. Cash and due from banks .........•..................••......... 12,451
2. Investment securities. (Mantet value $7,069) ............•......... 7,160
3. Non-irwestrnent securities .....•...•.....•......................••. 121
4. Tradina account securities ........................................ none
5. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under
aareements to resell in domestic offices ...•...............•....... 5,250
6. a. Loans. Total (excludina unearned income). 120.875
b. Less: Allowance for possible loan losses ...•••............ 1,605
c. Loans. net .................................................. 119,270
7. Bank premises. F.F. & E. etc. (includint $none capital lease) .••.... 18.139
8. Real estate owned other than bank premises ......................• 6,236
9. Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries
and associated CQnlpanies ...•.....•.....•........................ none
10. Customer's liability to this bank on acceptances outstandin& ........ none
11. Other assets (includint $none intangibles) ........................ 3.345
12-TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items 1thru11) ........................ 171,972
UA81UTIU
13. a. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES .............. 148,544
(1) Total demand deposits .........•...•.....•....•.... 39,349
(2) Total time and savlnp deposits ................... 109,085
b. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES ......................•.. none
c. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN
OfFlCES (sum of items 13a & b) .....•..•.................... 148.544
14. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under
q1eements to repurchase in domestic offices ..................... 1.700
15. Other liabilities for borrowed money, including ·
~e balances of U.S. Treasury ........•............................ 917
16. MOl'Ule indebtedness (including $none capital leases) ............. 3.538
17. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank
and outstanding. . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ none
18. Other liabilities .................................................. l.618
19. TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated
~es and debentures) .......•................................ 156.31 7
20. Subordinated notes and debentures .............................. l .500
SHMEHOLDUS EQUITY
21. Preferred Stock ............. ..
a. No. shares outstanding none Amount none
22. Common stock ..............•
a. No. shares authorized 25.000,000
b. No. shares outstanding 8.003.889 ~mount 3.362
23. Surplus .................................................. 3,530
24. TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL (sum of items 2 1. 22 & 23) ........ 6.892
25. Retained earnings ............................................... 7.263
26. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves ................ none
27. TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY (sum of items 24. 25 & 26) ...... 14,155
28. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY
AND SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY (sum of items 19, 20 & 27) ....... 171.972
Standby Letters of Credit ..................................... 3,309
The undersianed. Ronald L. Rodgers. President and Richard P Ritter.
Executive Vice President of the ab<We·named bank, each declares, for himself
alone and not for the other: I have personal knowled1e of the matters contained
in this report and I believe that each statement in said report Is true Each
of the underSl&ned. for himself alone and not for the other. certifies under
penalty of perjury that the fOf'eaoing is true and correct.
Executed on January 27, 1988. at Newport Beach, California. Signed· Ronald
l. Rodeers. Richard P. Ritter.
2-4 1125
K·3I05t
F1CTfT10US BUSINESS
NAME ITATtMENT
The followins persons are
doina business as Walnut
Mills Development Com·
pany, 19 Cor'po(ate ptaza.
Newport Beach. Ca. 92660.
Walnut land Company,
Inc., a California corpora·
tion, 2550 237th Street,
Torrance. Ca. 90505
The William Lyon Com·
pany, a California corpora·
tion, 19 Corporate Plaza,
Newport Beach, Ca. 92660.
This business 1s con·
ducted by a general part·
nership.
The re11strant com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed above
on Ausust 25, 1987.
(Silfled} WALNUT LAND
COMPANY, INC .•
A California corporation
By: Edpr M. Gillenwaters
President
Kris Kazarian
Treasurer
THE WILLIAM LYON
COMPANY
a California corporation
By: Fred T. Bosley
Vice President
Richard S. Robinson
Vice PresidenVTreasurer
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on Jan 26.
1988.
2/4, 2/11, 2128,
2/25 1130
lt·IMU
flCTIT10UI IUllNUS
NW ITATUIENT
The foHowina person is
doln1 business H A.
RUBV'S B. RUBY'S DINER,
111 Pllm Street, Balboa,
c.tifomil 92661
Ruby's Diner, Inc .. Cali·
fomla, 111 Palm Street,
Balboe, c.tifomil 92661.
This business ls con·
duc'9d .,, a corpcntion.
The re1istrant com·
metad '° tr8"llCt busi· nen under the fictitious
business names listed -..on O.C.10, 1912..
~ RU8Y'S Dins Inc.
D.S. JCW
~" fiae No. F'367910
2/4, 2/11, 2111,
2125 1122
l ·3I057
F'ICllllOUIWUS
NAiil ITATDIENT
The followil"I persons are
doin1 business as DAVIS
YORBA LINDA BUSINESS
CENTER ASSOCIATES, a
California pneral partner·
ship, 1400 Bristol Street
North, Suite 245, Newport
Beach. California 92660.
William K. Davis, 1400
Bristol Street North, New·
port Beach. California
92660.
Charles L. Buchanan.
1400 Bristol Street North.
Newport Beach, California
92660.
Richard E. Lucy, as Trus·
tee of the Lucy Lrvina Trust.
u/d/V dated October 8,
1979, 1400 Bristol Street
North. Newport Beach, Cali·
fomia 92660.
Robert J. Th1ereartner,
1400 Bristol Street North.
Newport Beach, California
92660. .
James 0 . Buckingham.
1400 Bristol Street North.
Newport Beach, California
92660.
Alan J Tuntland. 1400
Bristol Street North. New·
port Beach. California
92660.
This business 1s co n·
ducted by a aeneral part·
nership.
The registrant com·
menced to transact bus•·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed above
on Dec. 1, 1987. Stifled WILLIAM K DAVIS
This statement was hied
with the County Cieri( of
Oranse County on Jan 16.
1988.
File No. F-369267.
2/4, 2111, 2/18.
2/25 1128
.... 1.
WllOllCI
ACiillOUllUBlll•
Mm ITATmlln
The tolloMI ........
doinl bu"'-a: v ' c. • ,. ........ indudifW •
,.,aft al .... Colpoi.,., fl
the oMciel .... d thtl ..,. Hoxa•. IN erlUtY ....... do .._,...,... .. -v.. & Coak. Ol "'Y & er !" ..... dMr up .,,
potential confusion regard-
in& the name of this entity,
a brief chronofoejcal history
of the evolution of this ent1·
ty's name is set forth below·
The most recent prior
Fictitious Business Name
Statement for this entity.
which was filed on Sep·
tember 27. 1984 with the
Oranee County Clerk a.s File
Number F256492. states
tht the entity's name 1s
"Voss & Cook, a Partnership
including Law Corpora·
ttons". However. the official
name of this entity has
recently (i.e • as of January
2, 1988) been amended to
"V & C. a Partnership includ· ma a Law Corporation". The
purpose of this amended
filing 1s to (i) update the
official name of this entity
(1.e .. ''V & C. a Partnership
includina a Law Corpora-
tion"). and (ii) provide that
this entity may also from
t1me-to-t1me do business as
''V & C" or as "Voss & Cook"
840 Newport Center
Drive, Suite 700, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
Steve Casselberry, 24672
Aquilla Drive, Dana Pomt,
CA92629
Bruce V Cook, a Profes·
sional Corporation, 24921
Zumaya Court. Laguna
Hills. CA 92653.
David A. l urker. 29025
Pintail Circle, Laguna
Niauel. CA 92677.
M. Edward Mishaw, 2237
Vista Ho1ar. Newport
Buch, CA 92660
Glenn R. Ray, 28622 Sii·
verton Drive, La1una
Nil\lel. CA 92677.
Albert J. Thel, Jr., 27
H1ncock Street, L11una
N1pf, CA 92677.
This busmen is con·
ducted by • eener-t ,,.,
'*Ship.
The re1istrant com·
menced to tranuct busi·
neu under the fictitious
busi.-name °' names M9'ld ebcM on Jaf-..y 1.
1983 SilNd M. Edw9td
Milhow, Etq .
Thit .....,..,. -filed
wtth the County Clertl °' ~ County on J.n. 28. ·-· ,.... No. F36"30
2/4 2/11 2/112/25 1119
NOTICE Of TIUITIE"I SAU
T .S. No. 1117771
NOTICl
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST.
DATED January 8, 1986. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On FEBRUARY 26, 1988, at 9:45 A.M .. REAL ESTATE
FORECLOSURE SERVICES. a California corporation as
duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of
Trust recorded 2·7-86. as inst. No 86-053152. 1n boot(
n/a, pa,e n/a, of Official Records in the offioe ol the
County Recorder of Oran1e County. State of California
Executed by ANTONIO CAGNOLO, an unmamed man.
and DAVID COLE. an unmarried man
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER
FOR CASH (paya~ at time of sale in lawful money of
the United States) at 1be main (North) Entrance to the
County Courthouse, 760 Civic Center West, Santa Ana.
California
all ri&ht, title and interest conveyed to and now held
by it under said Deed of Trust 1n the property situated
in said County and State described as·
EXHIBIT "A"
A Condominim comprised of:
PARCEL "A":
An undivided 213 interest in and to Parcel 1 of Parcel
Map #85·445. In the City of NewPort Beach. County of
Orange. State of California. as per map filed in Book 212.
Pages 17 and 18 inclusive of Parcel Maps, in the office
of the County Recorder of said County.
EXCEPT THEREFROM Units l through 3 as shown and
defined upOn the Condominium Plan recorded June 3,
1987. as Instrument/File No 87-313771 of Official
Records.
PARCEL "B"·
Units 1 and 3 as shown and defined upon the
Condominium Plan referred to above
PARCEL "C"
An exclusive easement for the use of the Unit or Units
served by the stairways
The street address and other common des1gnat1on 1f
any. of the real property described abOve is purported
to be
1818 West Oceanfront. Newport Beach. California
The undersigned Trustee disclaims any hao1llty tor any
incorrectness of the street address and other common
designation, 1f any, shown herein
Said sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, express or 1mphed. regarding title. possession.
or encumbrances. to pay the remaining principal sum
of the note(s) secured by said Deed of TruS1. with interest
thereon. as provided in said note(s). advances. 1f any.
under the terms of said Deed of Trust. fees. charges and
expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said
Deed of Trust ·
The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obligation
secured by the property to be sold and reasonable
estimated costs. e11.penses and advances at the time of
the initial pubhcat1on of the Notice of Sale 1s $430,276.26
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore
executed and delivered to the undersigned a wntten
Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale. and a wntten
Notice of Default and Election to Sell The unders11ned
caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be
recorded in the county where the real property 1s located
127585
Date. January 27. 1988
REAL ESTATE FORECLOSURE SERVICES AS SAID
TRUSTEE, 7711 Center Ave • 3rd floor. Ste 350.
Huntinaton Beach. CA 92647, (7 14) 894·9292
By ELIZABETH BERBER. Vice President
2/4 21112/18 1121
T070059
NOT1CE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
T. S. No. 32-24 1-75938 GERMAN
YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST
DATED FEBRUARY 15, 1984. UNLESS YOU TAKE
ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE
SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN
EXPLANATION a= THE NATURE a= THE PROCEEDING
AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
Continental Auxiliary Company. a California corporation.
Trustee under lhe above Deed of Trust w•• seU the
property desctibed be6ow on March 4, 1988, at 9:00 A.M .
at inside lhe 3800 Building. (entenng at the East or West
entrance) Room 1A 3800 West Chapman Avenue. Orange.
CA92668. The ..,_will be made lo the highest bidder. Payment
must be by either (a) cash. (b) a cashier's ctl&CI( drawn on
a state or national bank. (c) a checl( drawn by a state or
federal aedit union, Of' (d) a check drawn by a state ~
federal •\lings and loan asSOCl8bon. savings assOC1ation,
or savings bri speafied m Secbon 5102 of the Cat1fomia
Financial Code and aithonzed 90 do business in Ca~fomia.
Checks must be paylible at the ume of sale in lawful money
of lhe Untted Swea of America. The sale wi.l be made
W11hout covenant°' warranty, express or 1mphest regarding
the litle. possession or hens.
Continentlll Auxii .-y Company 1s lhe Trustee under the
above Deed of Trust signed by Robert Angus German and An~lka G«?Mn. who •• married to each olhe< and
rec:otded on Fetin.y 23, 1964, as Instrument No.
84-075739 of Official Records, County of Orange,
Calitomia. That Deed of Trust was given to secure an
indebtldnen In r.wr of Bank of Amenc.a Natonal Trust
and SeWIOI Auodalian. a national banlung assooatlOO
You .. in detaAt b fllihna to CMrf out your obllgabons
und« lhe Deed of T Nil "llw ~ult was recorded on
Oc9Dber 19, 1917, u lnstnMnenl No. 87·583625, of Offioal
RecDda of .,. abow county. Mote than lhree monlhs ~ pmaed aince .,. noboe of def.ult was t8COl'ded
Becal9e of .,. der.ult. the Trustee wil sell at public
auctiOn 1D f'9 higMtt bidder lhe rnte,.SI now heid by the
TNllN ~ f'9 Deed of Trust on the following descnbed pt°""la...,,,,. In b CDUrlCY o# Orange, c.ib'nia.
lot of TrKt ND. 7*. In lhe ~ ol Ne#port 8Ndl, Countr of 0-.. Stllll of Cehfornla. u per map re<lOrded
la Bodi 115, ff..-40 1D 48 tndusill9 of Ml9*aneous
Maol· In t'9 Ofb of f'9 Cotltty Recorder of Uld Coooty Th9 8ddrW OI °'* common designabOn. 1f any. of the ~ ..... - -•• -.. ba.3 -Corona Del Mar. CA 92625
~ ......,.. "" llllbili'Y b ,..,., nc:orreawss
of f'9 01 ofter common desilgrlabon, 1t wry. shown
In .. noloe.
,.. of ...... of .. """ pullic!ltla' of"'' Nota of $819, .......... d ................ of.,. "'*(s)
MQlfM ., f'9 .._ Deed d Truat, _., ..,..,..._ •
proMat In b fllll(ltt• ....... I""· '"* M *"" " .. Died " fUll. .,.,..,. .... cNfl9I .,.. -,:a•• .... , ........ ,,.,_,.,
........ ··-........... numbet of .. r...-..... ,.... .. , ... ~ .. i.:
Ii ftll 4 ... THE NEWPORT &•IN,_ rt
s
Conflnentlll Aw11i.-y Comp&nJ. 3800 w..a Chapman
Avenue, 71h Floor, Orange, CA 926168 Telephone No.
f71•)315-8529 By: S. Milla. Truatte'a Sales Ofbr
2/4 2111 2118 1124
l(.JI05I
f1C1lTIOUI BUllNESS
NAiil STATEllDff
The follow1ne persons are
doing business as CORONA
HILLS INDUSTRIAL CEN·
TER ASSOCIATES. 1500
Quail Street. #250, Newport
Beach,Ca.92660
INCOME OPPOTUNITY
REALTY TRUST. 2000
Powell Street, Emery'<l1lle,
California 94608
MACK.CORONA. l TD . a
Calitom1a L1m1ted partner·
ship, 1500 Quail Street.
#250, Newport Beach. Cali·
fomia, 92660
This business is con·
ducted by a aenerat part-
nership.
The registrants com·
menced to transact bus1·
ne.ss under the fictitious
business name listed above
on May 29, 1987
(SIGNED)INCOME OPPOR·
TUNlTY REALTY HmST,
a California business trust
By· Consolidated Capital
Equities Corporation,
a Colorado corporation.
Advisor to the Trust
Connie Moore.
Senior Vice President
MACK·CORONA. LTD • a
Cahfornra limited
partnership
By The Madelin Companies
Development D1v1s1on Inc ,
a Cahfom1a Corporation
By Richard E Macklin.
President
This statement was filed
wrth the County Clerk of
Orange County on Jan 27,
1988
File No F.369415
2/4, 2111 . 2/18,
2/25 1129
K·l702I
NBUC NOTICE
STATUIUTOf
ABANDOMIENT Of USE
Of f1CTfTIOUS MISINUS NAME
The followin& persons
have abandoned the use of
the f1ctit1ous business
name FORTY·LOYE, 798
MiSSton Viejo Mall, Mission
Viejo, CA.
The fictitious business
name referred to above was
filed on 5120/81 in the
County of Oranae Original
File No F·274721
Robert E Sawyer, Jr . 16
Morning Sun, Irvine. CA
92715
Jann M Sawyer, 16 Morn·
1ng Sun, Irvine. CA 92715
This business was con·
ducted by individuals (Hus·
band & Wi fe) Signed
Robert E Sawyer. Jr . Jann
M Sawyer
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on Dec 2.
1987
12/10 12117 12/24
12/31 0974
This is a corrected ad
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\tll.UABLE POSSESSK>N.
MSS IT ON.
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lea\'t: to your famil~. tht:
mo 1 precio u is the gift o f
life 'o ur bequest co the
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PMl ft-FUllllY 4, 1. THE NEWPORT ENSIGN
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Dop & Cats .......... .Sl4 Housekeepina Rooms • t 3
CLASSIFIED INDEX
Livestock ......... ' .... 825
Birds ................ 826
Antiques .........•... 808
Appliances ........... 806 REAL ESTATE
Hotels ............... 416
Industrial . . . . . • . . 506
II K..Ut I~ Property .... , . 509
Lake Shore Property 515
Aifplanes ............ 900
Antiaue Classic Car ..• 912
.\utos tor Sale ........ 910
Appliances Wanted •.. 807
ANNOUNCEMENTS BUSINESS Auctions .........•••• 814 Acreage .............. 511
Apts. Furnished ....... 407
Lots for Sale .......... 510
Mobile Homes ........ 917
Autos Wanted ....•... 915
Auto Parts & Tires ...• 907
Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913
Announcing .......... 200 Investments .......... 828 Buildin1 Material •••.. 811
Business Equipment 818
Coins/Stamps ..•.•.•. 813
Furniture .•.........•• 800
Furniture Wanted ..... 805
Garage Sales .•.....•• 705
Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Mortaage & TD ....... 607
Motels ............... 415 Auto Repair/For ...... 914
Beauty Aids .......... 213 Money to Loan ........ 605 Bide. to be Moved .... 816
Business Property .... 500 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Boats ...•............ '905
Card of Thanks ....... 201 Money Wanted ....... 606
Business Rentals ..... 421 ~ice Space ......... 420 Campers ............. 919
Cemetery Lots ........ 201 Opportunities ......... 700
Condos for Rent ...... 409 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Forei1n & Sports ...... 911
Florists ............... 207 Opportunities Wtd ..... 1011
Condos for Sale ....... 507 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Mopeds ........ : ..... 909
Funeral Directory ..... 205
Funeral Services ...... 206
Health Aids .......... 214
Legal Notices ......... 212
Lodges-Clubs-etc. 209 EMPLOYMENT
Jewelry .............. 812
Marine Supptys .....•. 906
Misc. tor Sale ......... 809
Commercial Property 505
Desert Property ....... 513
Farms & Ranches ..... 512
Garages for Rent ...... 400
Rentals to Share ...... 412
Real Estate for Xchg ... 51 7
Real Estate Loans ..... 600
Rooms for Rent ....... 410
Motorcycles & Bi~es 908
Motor Homes ..•...... 916
Nurseries ............ 81 5
Lost & Found ......... 210
Agencies ............. 300
Misc. Wanted ...••...• 810
Musical Instrument ... 811
Office Equipment ...•• 827
Pets & Supplies ....•.. 823
Sportin1 Equipment ••. 819
Houses for Sale ....... 508
HOUses for Rent7'Furn 405
Houses for Rent
RESORT PROPERTY SERVICES
or Sale .............. 418 "Schools-.............. 608
Personals ...........• 211
Opportunities ......... 305
Preparation .......... 307 /Unfurn ............. 406 Rental .............. 417 Situation Wanted .•... 308
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able in my Costa Mesa
Home.Mary,65().2864
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS!
Reprdless of credit his-
tory. Also, new credit
card. No one refused! For
information call 1-315-
733-6062 Ext M364.
eCustom
Landscapina
Full gardening service,
seasonal flower P'anting.
Landscaping, sprinkler
yard improvements
lawn treatment, weed
control, routine mainte-
nance (spring renova-
tion) Licensed/bonded.
894-6665. Rey Perard.
•Dot I ...tic
HOUSUllPUS & NANNIES AGENCY
Has immediate openings
for Live In/Out House-
keepers. Exp. preferred.
Spanish OK. All Jobs
100% Free.
(714) 951-6110
LICENSED ANO BONDED __ _
At your beck and call.
Run errands, stq>, clean
~losets. Orp!\iZIOI-Do
time consum•"I chores
hourly or by the job. Everyone needs time to
himsetf or family. Lie &
bonded1 .... teave messaee 968-32w
FREE CONSUMER
SERVfCE
Call for names of
competent licensed & bonded~ to'-=-'~ clean ~. HOME
IMPROYEMENT
REFERRALS INC.
(714) 631-1000
•Home= & Remo-
Home Repairs &
Improvement. Interior
and exterior large or
small jobs residential &
commercial lie #508592
960-3955 Stephen
24 hr home repair, small
jobs are quick and easy.
Call for free ohone~ ql.KJte
on all work. ?60-7205
LOCAL MOTHER/
DAUGHTtR TEAM will
clean ~our house or
office. ThorooJh. Clean
and conscientious. 857 ·
8501
DRY CLEANING
CARPETS & UPHOLS·
TERY. BEST FOR LESS.
CLEANING OF ANY
FABRIC. DRY CLEANING
GREG 714 ~789.
CARPET CLEANING
SERVICE
Shampoo & Steam
Cleaning Spotlifters,
Deoderizer lncluded.
2RMS & HALLWAY
$39.95
ROGERS CARPET
CLEANING 7 DAYS (714)
472-02a0 ASK ABOUT
HOST DRY CHEMICALS
l & B Been in Bus Since
1980
HAPPY GALS HOUSE·
CLEANING. Professional
housecleanin~ in your
area. Weekly, Bi-weekly,
monthly, lie. and
Bonded. 952-3653
·~
House sittinc. Affordable
Orange County area. Call
Connie660-1399 after
11:30a.m.
•La~
UNIQUE GARDENING
AND LANDSCAPE SER·
VICE. Est. in area since
1973. We do tree trim·
ming. cleanups mowing
and edgin1. COfflplete r~ing setVice. 646-
•M81CWJ
For a dependable dry
wall comp9ny call Mis·
tic Interiors 556-
1160 ... srNll repairs. Room eddition. Custom texture
•Pooll1nlce
FINEST OUAUTY SER·
VICE & REPMRS. 20 yrs.
experima. Prw S111an
SpeciK 1 "'°"" FR££ ..W:.. f'91 lltimlll I ~---£-.Ufl Gu.ct~ s.Mc:e. 546-
8008
MODERN
SCHOOL OF
FOREIGN
LANGUAGES
French, Spanish, ESL.
Special Courses for Tra-
velers. Call Jackie, 497-
3973. Also Masters Decree in Fore~ Lan-
guages. ~iahzing in
the teaching of young
children.
•Video
Inventory
VIDEO
INVENTORY
PRODUCTIONS
We record your valua-
bles, VHS color & sound.
Claims adiustrllefq sim-
otifled. Phone (714}"43-
1714 for an appoint·
ment.
211.,.,.,.,.
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS!
REGARDLESS Of
CREDIT HISTORY. ALSO,
NEW CREDIT CARD. NO
ONE REFUSED. FOR
INFO. CALL 1·315-733-
6062 EXT M 386
LADIES-Why rattle
around in your big
house? I am willinc to
share your home rent
free; am companionat*!
non·smokina. Wilell edu-
cated & traveted woman.
Work p/t. Have inde·
pendent means, love
outdoors! Sun~ disposi·
tion. Newport Beach res·
ident. Former Coloradan.
Hi chest ref. inquiries
invited: 675-9629 lv. messaae.
= ~e~o~·lj~~
Brookhurst. fountain
Valley.
CASHIERS Thrifty Oil is
currently hiring station
cashiers. Full & part time
positions available.
Schedule 90/180 day
• eviews. Excelaent oppt
for actv.ncement. PIMse ~. 799 W. 19th St
Costa Mesa or 17475
Brookhurst, Fountain
Valtey.
OVERSEAS JOBS, Tax
free income all occupa-
tions. Com~~t paid
beueflts. Call (305) 456-
6603 or send resume to
Worldwide Employers,
1126 S. Federal Hwy
#322, Ft. Lauderdale, fl
33316. Advance fee full
refund if not placed """. seas per contract.
Licensed as an CMfWS
employment acencY·
FUN WEEKEND JOB:
You choose when. Give
out free samples in
market near home. Join
us! 962-3688
We are now hiring
servers, server assist..
host/hostesses. cashi·
ers, line cooks, prep
cooks, manaeers. Get set
for summer fun. Join the
team It Oi~s Island
Cafe. If ~ hM DeOOle.
have a Quick and ready
smile and enjoy wo1tin1
in 1 fast·paced fun atmosphere, we want to
talk to ~! Experience hel~I. but a aood at!i-tude is a must. AootY in
person 2 $;m.-5 -p.m. Tues. -s.t. . s Island
Cafe, 203 ne Ave.,
Balboa Island.
E.tec:tral ' Medwnicat Allemblln,Produc:tion
~&AlceMnc
Technicians
~ catl Dorathy M
~ (714) 540-1008
Ta:pa1....,C...
2414 Soulh faiMew
&Htil 214, S.nta Anl
NO FUS
m.~6Jwr:~~
Mate. Call today (714)
544-0957 ~arlene
Pierce, Ability ptus, Per-
sonnel Services Inc.
14131 Yorba #102, TUS0
tint CA 100% Employer
Paid
MANAGER-Fun, hi,h
quality 1itt store. n
Atrium Court. Ask for
Colette Off Kathie 640-
2091 or 854-8794
OVERSEAS JOBS, TAX
FREE INCOME All
OCCUPATIONSl. COM-
PANY PAID BENEFITS.
Call (305) 456-6603 or
send resume to: Wortd·
wide E~ 1126 S. Federal HWy 322 ft ~le. Fl 3ll16.
Adwrlce 9full refund if not~ owneas per cot: LiCensect as an
overseas employment
agency.
NOW HIRING * Cashiers * Grill People
General Crew
YU, YOU CAii
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FUN WEEKEND JOB:
You choole wt.'l,. pe
out free samples in
nwtcet ,., home. Join
us! 962.3688
GET PAID FOR READING
BOOKS! SlOO. _per titte. Write AC£ 8947, 161 0.,
Lincokt Wsy, N. Aurora,
lll60542
IECURm
* OFFICEll * Full/Part-Time.
Top Pay. Now Hirina
For Costa Mesa Loca-
tion. Will Train! Uni -
form Allow•nce,
Bonus Pay. Medical/
Dental, Credit Union.
APPLY 9 AM -4PM
MONDAY-FRIDAY
UNCDLNllCUllTY
(714)1110112
(21J)IOl-M74
All Shifts Available, Mominp, Days,
Evenin~i. Full or Part Time. Great for
. Senior Citizens, Housewives,
Students
3141 tt.rbor Blvd.
Caetm 11111
549.1271
AllllYAllT
llAIWID
.. .... .. imme-dlmap11qn.,.
Assistant MMapr.
Requirement s
Include 2 ~ full
time work expe-
rience and some
supervisory expe.
rience (retail pre·
~. OI a col9'19 delree. We offer:
eCompetitiw Salary •LI._.. Benefits
ePromation ()pptys.
•Trainin1 for
Advancement
Call OI apply in per·
son to:
A2Z
FASHION
ISLAND
(714) 144-1126
Equ9I ()ppty ~.
M/F
HIRING GOVERNMENT
JOB YOUR AREA. ~5A.000-~2QO. Call 60~) 883-&CMS5 EXT
75.
• Now hirirw. the-Wortds
Larps! Pizza Delivery Co. Domino's Pizza
needs: Ordertakers must
be • ~ 16 with a:>lea· sn personality. Def every
Drivers must be • least
18, have own car & insu·
~and~drM ..
record. Ea-ft $7-10/hr.
Both positions full Of Pllft
time. Aooti at Domino's
Pizza, ·2075 Neww~
Blvd. CM or call 646-
2244 "T oct.y."
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BALBOA
ISLAND
NEW ANO DELIGHTFU
2 BR, 2 BA. aa~ and ~ompletely furnished.
Short-term balance o
winter and summer.
Steps to Sooty Bay Front
650-7000
408-Apatbnents,
Unfur.
Irvine
NORTHWOOD, 2bdr, 1
beth UIJlrlwnhm on lake
steps to POOi. AC..._all
amets. $950. 583-7.3Ul
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VIEW OF
VIEWS
OCEAN VIEW TCT
CATALINA & BAY
~tU::. entry i~ ~den with= fife. place, with massi
timber beam ceilinos. Formal dirq room • butter's P9f1trY, ,_ttvWc11
livina room with view.
Gounnet kitchen, 3 3~ BA, plus billiard
with view. 3 ~..-.. Priced to sell. '850.000
650-7000
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PRICE
REDUCTION
PENINSULA
POINT
BALBOA
ISLAND
Magnificent remodeled
2 B<tr & den. Living room
with used brick fireplace.
Plus 4 Bdr 2 Bath rental,
with bay view and brick
fireptace. Excetlent rer:-
tal potential. Or use total as residence. This worl't
last. $735,000. 650 -7000
SENIORS : DISCOVER THE BEST OF
BOTH WORLDS
Huntington Te"ace
Enjoy ear.fr• living in a world
where warm personal llltention
Md Mrlice are the standard.
Str9lch out in an environment
~ wlh • IC8nic ....
w.ldng paths and a perk. Com-
1*• these exceptional te•urea:
Huntington Terrace North
Designed with th• active Mnior
in mind, Hwrtington T ema
North provides residents with
the most modem conveniences
today's .::tive seniors de8ire.
Nestled in a naturally land-
ICl!ped environment you,I
~the extras at this new
community. • .,,.,.. full MM» ,,,.. Daly .-------.... • 8Htluly land -
(714)
848-8811
Solution to
Last Week's
Puzzle
~gtOUttds
•Fu/15.ady • """*'" Kltr:hens • s.lt:onie9
• Plush Interiors
• Studios, ar. &
Two B«lt'ooms
18700 & 18800
Florlda St.
Huntington
Beach CA 12141
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GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM Sl.00 (U·REPA.IR)
FORECLOSURES ,
REPOS. TAX DELI N-
OUENT PROPERTIES . ~ow SELLING YOUR
AREA. CALL 1-315-736·
7375 EXT H-CA-N for
current list 24 hrs.
GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM Sl.00 (U-REPAIR)
FORECLOSURES , ~~~" ~~PE~~\k~: ~ow SELLING YOUR AREA. CAU 1-315-733--
6062 EXT H-CA·N2 FOR
CURRENT UST. 24HRS.
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1 CU-REPAIR)
ALSO TAX DELINQUENT
& FORECLOSUREl>ROP-
ERTl ES AVAILABLE
NOW. FOR LISTING
CALL 1-315-733-6062 EXTG369
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1 CU-REPAIR)
ALSO TAX DELINQUENT
& FORECLOSUREl>ROP-
ERTIES AVAILABLE
NOW. FOR LISTING
CALL 1-315-733-6062
EXTG 386
WEST CLIFF, 4 Bd, 3
Bath updated home, for
sale by owner, 631-6007
ACM>a
I fk.~lldc
'~willl••• 10 ............. U '"'Oti _ ltolt to a.. ... -
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PROMONTORY BAY
Live on _., with own
ks.For two 60 fl
Of smaller OML 5 4 .,.. d luxury .
...... open ......
. mbs~den~
inin1 room and
rmet kitchen. You
must see this spectacu-
lar ~-Askin& Sl.750. . 650-7000
Waterfront home with
boat dock and view. Soa-
cious 3 bdrm 3 ba, Ira.
bonus room. It won't last. Aaent 638-2755
607-..._
and TD
Enjoy 13-15% return on
TOs. Also lend on & bur. TOs. $10,000 up $1 mi .
Call DentSon Associates
673-7311 today!
705-GARAGE SALE
House full of treasure
must sell. One of a kind
Chinese screen made for
Canton Fair in the 20's.
Jade, Ivory, Porcelain
jewelry, bronzes, Orien-
tal and French. Lots to
see. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb.
4-7. 16883 Mount Vic-
tory St Fountain Valley.
4-PIECE LMNG ROOM SET. ,.._. used. Ewth
tones. $250. 969-8215
Spanish/.....,,..,..,
style bedroom set. (no
mattress) kin1 size
Headboard 2 ni1ht
stands, triple dresser with mirror and chest d
drawers, $150. Ask for
Bill 631-8120
FOR SALE FAMILY MEM·
BERSHIP NPB TENNIS CLUB67~78
MUST SELL TRANSFER·
ABLE, MEMBERSHIP
NPB TENNIS CLUB.
642-0714 MOVING TO
TEXAS
824-DopMdC...
AKC BOXER PUPS. Brin-
dle male &fen\Mepet&
show quality. 731-3046
$99 per month rent IBM
PC c lone. 640K dual
drive, IPOhics hiah res monitci, 714-261-2416
WEUCRAFT
OCENTLRV
USl.D 80ATS
LOWEST PRICES
FULL SERVICE
ALLISON MAUNE INC.
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· Cutting edge color sch
At tSth and Balboa. a new
apartment goes up. I cringe,
waiting for the paint scheme.
Yup. Peachy salmon with green
trim. And that peen. Where do
they get that green? It looks like
how Maalox tastes. Kind of
chalky. Have you noticed that
every new building in Newport/
Costa Mesa/ Irvine is peachy
and green? Must be the new
trend.
An older friend of mine, circa
age 60, rememben the nature of
the trim as "Chemtone Green."
He says to tell us 40-year-olds
that we might have seen it from
our bassinets. I recall seeing
houses in that green stucco in
Lakewood many yean ago.
Sue Kauth
Huntington Beach. A new
condo complex on PCH peachy
with chemtone trim. Yuck. The
old sugar factory off Dyer Road
and the 405. Peach. Green Trim. ·
A cuttina edge Taj MajhaJ. Did
our own Peninsula El Ranchito
start this monstrous decor sen-
sation? At least the Balboa
Studio Cafe is blue with green
trim.•
Several little beach houses
become cutting edge. The new
Costa Mesa center off Newport
and 19th is the same. It's getting
to the point where I cant' even
go shop in a place with those
colon. Do they have a surplus
of these colon?
Westpark. Whatever that
means. It's the new Irvine devel-
opment· whose children will
attend my high school. It is pink.
m g
Selected pink-some beiae-
mostly peacby-lookina. I ICD it
anxiously for areen trim. Will
the doon of the hoUICI be the
color of f recway 1ipa, or more
like old-fashioned school chalk-
boards? I am the one who med
to complain about the pervaive,
even mandatory carthtoned
Irvine villqes. How I miss them
now.
Villa Donut on Newport. Any
new neiabborbood shopping
center. The trim on the Catholic
Church on Balboa Avenue.
What lies ahead for the McFad-
den/ Pier renovation? Don't ask.
Can I pray that it will be nautical
white with blue trim? Do I dare
disturb the univene?
• 1ng
Appalled by the ticky-
t.ckynea of the Oraqe Comaty
mind, I pick up a praent from
one of my students: Bloom •s
Wfhe Closing of the American
Mind." I want to sneer at euy
answen. Oh no. Pleue not this.
Yes. The cover of the book is
in salmon and green graphics.
Well, how apropos, after all.
But please. Not the pier.
• Alltllor'a 110te: Tiit s..llo
Cafe._ .... beell ....... wldte
...... tweet little plDk trim.
Loob like a soda lllop.
Sw Kauth u a cowuelor at
a local lrigh school. SM liws
with her lauband and fiw-y~ar
old daught~r in N~wport
H~ighu.
The International Meditation
Society is sponsoring a free
introductory lecture entitled
~stress Reduction usin1 the
Transcendental Meditation
Techniques (TM)"
Meetings & Events group on the U Cl campus, is
spomoring a series of seminars
entitled "Do I Wut a Dhorce!"
This lecture will be given at
the Mariners Branch Library,
200S Dover Drive, Newport
Beach, on Thursday Feb. 11 at
8 p.m.
Speaking on the subject will
be J ohn Weiss, a trained teacher
of TM with more than 17 years
experience. Weiss will discuss in
detail the scientific studies that
demonstrate TM 's eff cctiveness
in reducing stresi and anxiety,
lowering blood pressure, reduc-
ing the use of alcohol, drugs and
cigarettes and relief from insom-
nia.
Weiss will also ~xplain how
·TM expands consciousness of
the mind. For further informa-
tion, call 675-4140. •••
The Marinen Brandt of die
Newport Beach Public Library
is pleased to announce their
February Evenin1 FHm Series.
Feb. 3 is travel night, and two
films, "Magical Malaysia" and
"Hong Kong" will be featured.
On Feb. 17 the menu is "Over-
night Sensation," based on a
short story by Somerset
Maugham and "Quest" by Ray
Bradbury. The films will be
shown at 7 p.m.
To continue its Family Satur-
day Matinees, Mariners branch
will offer "The Adventures of J.
Thaddeus Toad" and "Cannon-
~~~~"l®IP
Exclusively Model Railroading
Lar9est Selection of
LIONEL
on the West Coast
Large Selection of <@ID: I>
Mosul #20280 )
Rec. 9995" S~ial S69995
FLOWERS?
CANDY?
JEWELRY?
ATRAINH
GET ON THE
LOVE TRAIN!
·FOR
VALENTINE'S DAY
• We Build Cusrom Layouts
Call Us for All Your Service and Repair Needs! ---------2 ~to..,_ You: _________ _.
211 W. Bonita 1089 Baker
San Dimas Costa Mesa
714/599·2602 7141549·1518
ball" at 2 p.m. on Feb. 20. The
film programs are about one
hour long and admission is free.
Everyone is welcome. Marinen
branch is located at 2005 Dover
Drive. For more information can 644-3145.
•••
ne Women 9s Opportuakiel
Center. a community outreach
The seminan, scheduled for
5: IS to 6:45 p. m. for Feb. I 0 and
24, and Mar. 2 and 9 will attempt
to aid participants in the deci-
sion making process of deter-
mining if divorce is a necessary
step and the consequences of
such a decision. Other topics wiJI
include leg~I implications,
beliefs about marriage and
divorce, emotional f acton and
child custody. The fee is $25. For
more information, call 8S~ 7128.
Community
Service
The opportunity to be an
aapl ia only a phone caJ1 away.
One call to the Orange County
Unit of the Ammicu Cwer
Society'• Aa1el1 oa Wlleel1
program makes this unique
opportunity available.
The Aqels on Wheels pro-
1ram provides transportation
service to cancer patients who
require medical treatment and
who are without altematiYa for
rides to and from their appoint-
ments. In .adition to driving,
Angels provide emotional sup-
port to cancer patients.
Requirements for volunteen
include a valid California driv-
er\ liceme, automobile insu-
rance and carin1 and aemitivity
for cancer patients. For more
information, call 751..()iWJ.
•••
Fairview Dewlaf •1•111 C..
._, a residential and treatment
facility for mentally retarded or
developmentally disabled
penona, needs •0 .. 11.n ...
..W, fll ._ aewal otrac:e
laelp, Fotter GrDdpamata Pro-
pam, SftiOr Compaaion Pro-ar-mid for aewi8I projects.
For more iafonuaioa, call tbe
Volunteer Center of South
Orange County at 953-5757 or
582-3176.
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ne J.mor Las-o1 Oruae
CoatJ has recently awaNed ,._. t._ Sil, .. to the
following Oranac County non-
profit organizations. Harbor
Arca Adult Day Care Center,
Mariposa Women•1 Center,
Irvine Temporary Houaina, Pil-
pimqe Family Therapy Center,
Laauna Beach Community
Cinic and tbe Historical and
Cultural Foundation of Oranae
County. nae funds are panted to
0ranae County non-profit aacn-
cies aelected by the Community
Rexarch/ Project Dewlopment
committee of tbe Junior Leque
orpnization. Tbe next applica-
tion deadlillt is Monday, March
14. Applications are available by
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Corer Home Oflered by
Giron Grubbs -of Waterfront Homes
High on a cli(f above Bay ide Dr. in Cd • • -.
NeW condos feature
great views, price
BY CHERYL STEHUNG
Olde Corona del Mar is one
of the Harbor area's most pres-
tigious and desirable neighbor-
hoods. Much upgrading, remo-
deling and building of new
homes has taken place over the
years, as more buyers seek to
invest in this prime area.
One of the newest develop-
ments is a group of condomini-
ums on Carnation, perched high
on a cliff above Bayside Drive,
offering a breathtaking view of
the entire Bay and Harbor. The
added bonus is the placement on
fee land. Of the eight units under
construction now, only three
remain to be sold.
"You can't beat this view,"
said Giron Grubbs of Water-
front Homes, listing agent for
the condos. "You won't find
a nything like it in Newport or
Corona del Mar. The construc-
tion of these condos is to p
quality and an excellent invest-
ment.,.
MEDITERRANEAN
AMBIENCE
The first condo is the last of
the group of Mediterranean-
style units left for sale. It features
all that would be expected in
Mediterranean ambience,
including terra cotta tile roof
and warm coral stuccoed outside
walls. The garage can hold two
vehicles with its tandem con-
struction.
Two bedrooms and two-and-
one-half baths on 2,066 square
f ect assures spacious living while
enjoying the marvelous view.
The condo is a prof us ion of
skylights and windows and
offers many amenities and
bonuses that are not imme-
diately notlceable, such as a
central vacuum system, tinted
windows, recessed down-lights,
tile decks, bullnose wall comers,
Whirlpool appliances, oak
cabinetry, Kobler plumbing and
Groe fixtum, roof access.
Guests step down to the entry
and enter through double oak
doors, with etched leaded glass.
The entry platform bas the stairs
leading to the second level and
steps leading down to the dining
area. A guest powder room is
just at the bottom of the steps.
To the right of the dining
room is the kitchen, with a gu
range and double wall-mounted
ovens, including a microwave.
To the rear of the kitchen is the
indoor laundry and stain lead-
ing up to the garage ..
From the dining room, guests
will step down to the living
room, with its extra high and
airy ceiling. The gas fireplace has
a terra cotta tile hearth and is
flanked by a wet bar on one side
and book shelves on the other.
A sliding glass door leads to the
deck, where guests can relax and
enjoy the view.
A bonus in the dining room
is the built-in cabinets and
understair closet.
The upper level contains the
master bedroom and bath,
second bedroom and guest bath.
Here is where the builders have
added the luxury of many sky-
lights to give an airy, outdoor
feeling. The skylights are not
opaque, but clear and afford an
uninterrupted view of the sky.
Both bathrooms have skylights,
as does the master dressing room
and landing area. Clcarstory
windows in both ~rooms help
to augment this most valuable
source of natural lighting.
The top of the stairs has a
huge, wrap-around landing. The
master bedroom is spacious,
with a sliding door leading to the
deck, which it shares with the
second bedroom. The master
bath features a luxury whirlpool
Roman bath. Sliding mirrored
doors reveal a large walk-in
closet.
The second bedroom has dou-
ble closets, and the guest bath
is spacious.
C-ONTEMPORARY
STYLING
The two remaining condos arc
built in a contemporary mode,
with concrete roof tile and
natural cedar siding. They con-
tain the same tandem double
garages as the Mediterranean
units.
The first unit is two-story,
with three bedrooms and two-
and-one-half baths. Rounded
bullnose corners and bleached
hardwood noon, tile counters,
glass block walls and contem-
porary oak cabinetry make th.is
condo an attractive buy for do-
it-yourself decorators.
Guests step down to the entry,
with its paned glau door. The
living room fronts the bay, and
a sliding glass door leads to the
concrete deck. A profusion of
den that can be an optional third
bedroom.
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across one wall. A tile breakfast
bar separates the dining room
from the kitchen. The laundry
is to the rear of the kitchen.
The livina room faces the bay
and harbor, and a sliding glass
door provides access to the deck.
Double doors off the living room
lead to the den or optional third
bedroom. A closet outside this
room and full bath with tile
shower make this an attractive
bedroom possibility.
Beyond the kitchen and dining
area is a hall leading to the
master bedroom and bath,
second bedroom and bath. The
guest bath bu a full tile shower,
and the bedroom is larae with
a spacious closet.
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Carnation, Corona del Mar.
Tbey are offered by Giron
Grubbi of W.aerftont Homes
Inc. AMioa price ii 1725,000
e.cb. Tbe ofra ii located at
2436 Wiii CCNlit Hjpway in
NewjNNt •.m. For more infor-
mldom or ..... call 631-••·
ii SP 4. 1• THE NEWPORT EJ80N/C08TA MESA NEWI Iii --
llWllT Ill.Bl A tranquil ouis just 3 blocka from
the ocean. tl11da 10m8 T.LC. but Great Potential and
Gr•t Priceft Cottage atyte 2 bdrm home wtth den
and office, lawn and brick planters on quiet street
Reduced for quick aalef! me• at-••
CllTA IEIA CH• Quality built and only 4 years old,
2 bdrm unit with skylight, fireplace, ceramic tile and
oak cabinets. Community pool and spa. Bank owned
with great loan terms.
11!!,lll Ul-1481
WEJTCUFF-Brlght and cheerful 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo.
Immaculate and cozy with gas log fireplace in living
room. Attractive complex with 3 community pools
close to Newport's Westcliff for shopping and
services.
1131.• 173-HIO
PEllUULA Mobile home. Double wide 2 bedroom, 2
bath with bay view in sensational location steps from
beaches, tennis courts, shops and restaurants. Long
term city lease covers water. trash. gas and gardener.
1137.• 131-1411
NEwrollT SllOllES-Spacious 2 story family home with
4 bedrms and 21h baths. Great location close to
Community pool and tennis courts and just 3 blocks
to the beach.
(LM) 1%35,000 131 ·1400
AllAHEll MILLI· One story air conditioned 3 bdrm family
home with dining. family and breakfast rooms and
3 car garage with fabulous views of city lights. lake
and mountains. New paint. carpet and landacaping.
Bank owned. just fell out of escrow. make offer.
1275.000 131-1400
OVHllZE LOT · Rambling shake roofed 3 bdrm California
ranch with huge family room with fireplace and open
beamed ceilings. Beautifully landscaped yard with
private pool, rolling lawns, pine trees and latticed
shade garden with Koi pond.
IMI.• 131 -1400
~ LOH. IUCI · Security gated prestigious community of
del Largo. Spacious 5 bdrm 2 story family home with
family and formal dining rooms and den. Separate
master suite with private patio, vaulted ceilings and
custom papers throughout Huge yard with room for
pool. Owner anxious, make offer! 1311.• 131-1400
DEllUllE IAYFIOMT co-op in 12 unit complex on the
lido Peninsula. Rarely on market 2 bdrm · 21h bath
corner unit with fp., parquet floors. double garage,
and expansive bay and night light views. Available
boat slips and community pool. IHI.• 131-1411
44 qc
ESTATE IALI 3 bdrm in Dover Shores wtth gr.i views.
Elaborate carved docn lead one Into this specious
home wtth family and formal dining rooms. den and
atrium poot Mutt 1811, submit all oftersH
....... 111·1•
U. llU • Lowest priced home on the Island. Totaffy
remodeled and freshly painted 3 bdrm. 2 bath with
new carpet and tile throughout Light and bright with
south patio.
Mn.• 131-1411
PHlmLA POINT • Charming remodeled 3 bdrm with
den and huge deck over 3 car garage. Open yet cozy
with fireplace and bay windowed dining area, French
windows !nd doors open to lovely brick R!t!O. ~First
time on market " ·
1441.• 131 ·1•
COIGU DEL llAI · Rare triplex completefy renovated
and like new including baths, kitchens. tile and
fixtures. Three 2 bdrm townhouse style units. one with
fp and 1 YI baths. Freshly painted, carpeted and new
window coverings.
1411.• 131·1• ..
llVH ... El-The hideaway master suite and unusual
floor plan provide excellent privacy for members of
large or extended families. In excess of 5000 sq. fl.
there are 4 bdrms. gourmet island kitchen and
skylighted play room overlooking an indoor pool in
a tropical setting. Wonderful views of back bay, city
lights and snow capped mountains.
1411.• 131-1400
UIO llLE • Full of charm and sunshine. Gracious home
with cozy den and 3 bdrms including secluded master
with window nook, his/hers bath and deck. Beamed
ceilings and fireplace in living room. hardwood floors
and south patio on corner lot WI.• 131-1400
LIDO llLE · Unique remodel. finished with the highest
quality. Open and bright 3 bdrm home with French
doors to large patio and yard. Extensive use of tile
and glass. coupled with open beamed ceilings and
a white on white decorating scheme. combine to
create a fresh clean atmosphere.
1535.000 131-1480
COllOIA DEL IAI · Fabulous 7 yr old award winning
duplex nestled in greenery. Two story. 3 bdrm units
beautifully accented with wood. glass and tile and
brightened with skylights. Large front unit built for
an owner has master bdrm with fireplace and spa
tub. 1558.• 131 -1481
IALIOA llLAID-A 3 bedroom home plus a 2 bedroom
apartment with a 4 car garage. Could be single family
home but excellent rental never vacant
1550.. 17HIOG
DCEAIFIGIT-at the center of Newport's action with
fabulous ocean and Catalina views. Large 2 story 4
bdrm home with huge family room and 2 spacious
sunny patios. Completely furnished at ..
1575.• 131-1411
UM llLE · Fabulous Mediterranean style 4 bdrm home
on very large lot Dramatic 16 ft. double door entry
leads to two story living area with walls of glass
opening to lovely tiled patio with fountain and spa.
Fireplaces in library, master suite and living room.
An outstanding home for entertaining.
1111.511 131 -1411
IEDfTHUMEAM VILLA in Corona del Mar with spectac-
ular views from one end of Newport Harbor to the
other. A palatial new 2 bedrm villa with top quality
fixtures and appliances. skylights. vaulted ceilings and
att dbte garage. Spanish tile roofs and tiled patios
and decks.
17~ 131-1411
Lm 11U ·Featured in the Los Angeles Times. HOME
magazine. An exceptionally large 6 bdrm family home
whose size could not be duplicated today. Built
around a central skylight for an open airy and bright
feeling, it also has a large famity room and office/
library on south facing comer lot
11•.• 131·1•
IATFlllT condo on 7th floor with outstandtng ocean
views from every room. Elegant and spacious
contemporary 2 bdrm wtth touches of ebony. teek
and etched glaaa and handaome cuatom wall
treatments. Security bldg wtth doorman and pool
..... D1·1•
ICEAm9IT CIP£ Cll · Peninsula point corner location.
Picket fence charmer with 3 bdrms. vaulted and
beamed ceiling living room with fireplace and views
of the dunes and ocean plus guest quarters over
detached garage.
..... U1·1•
Ullll ... Fabulous foreyer views from this es1a'9
home with 4 bdrms, den. formal dining and 2 family
rooms in this gated community with '9nnia and pools.
Custom interior with mirrors, designer lighting,
travertine and sophisticated wall coverings and
window treatments. Lush landscaping enhances the
exterior complete with spa.
1174.• 131-1411
• CAIYll on the Golf Course. Bank owned custom
contemporary fixer with outstanding potential.
Spacious open multilevel floor plan with 4 bdrms. 4
baths. 3 fireplaces including 1 in master suite, family
room, formal dining and triple garage. Lowest priced
custom home in this exclusive gated community
1111.* 131 -1411
•EW OCEHFIOIT CUITOlt in a terrific corner location.
Every possible amenity has been included in this top
quality 4 bedroom home with an ultra gourmet kitchen
and fabulous 180° view roof terrace equipped with
barbecue, hookup for stereo and TV and spa.
Beautifully finished there is generous use of marble
and granite. crown molding and single light French
doors.
1115.• 131 -1411
UL• Ill.AID IAYFIGllT-Fabulous 3 bdrm victorian
with dock and views of all the harbor boating action
from almost every room. Charm and character abound
in this newly carpeted immaculate home. formal
dining room and gourmet kitchen plus 3 fireplaces
in living room. family room and master suite. 11.•.• .,,....
UYllllEI UYFlllT-Over 80 fl of water frontage and
panoramic views of the widest part of Newport Harbor.
Freshly refurbished large gracious 4 bdrm home with
new carpeting and landscaping. Formal dining. family
and old fashioned sun room plus courtyard with pool.
Prestigious guarded community. HUGE reduction
to ...
11 .511.• 111 -1411
Wt.El Ill.All in Long Beach Harbor. Prime baytmnt
custom 3 story "Castle" with 4 bdrms, formal dining,
hamily and exercise rooms, maid's quarters, roof
terrace and basement 50 ft. boat dock and fabulous
views.
IUKEI TO ... 11 .111-131-1411
IPECTACIW UTF91T · Remodeled from the ground
up in '84. Every possible amenity in this 3 bdrm Linda
Isle home. Coffered copper ceilinged den with' full
bar. huge wine <*far, elegant formal dining plus a
music gallery. Among the quality materials are
travertine, onyx. brass and copper, French single light
doors and thennopane glass. Terrific bayside patio
with pool and spa leads to the dock for 3 boats. n.m.• 131.1•
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS··
315 M•nrw Ave.
l .. J6W.(ont Hwy.
Newpon Beach
R~lbcM lsl•nd
•ta 1111
U1·14M
Sneaffers g·et agent around Mesa del Mar
BY CHERYL STEHLING
Tamarrah Anderson is a
familiar face around Mesa del
Mar in Costa Mesa, as she
makes the rounds in her real
estate farm area wearing her
Recboks.
"High heels are not practical,"
Anderson said. "I'm not out -. there to impress, I'm put out
there to give information. I
believe in wearing comfortable
clothes, and I go through tennis
shoes like crazy."
Anderson credits her visibility
in the neighborhood with her
success in real estate. Also
paramount is her ability to listen
and be a friend to her clients.
"'We laugh and cry together.
and we are like family, .. And-
erson said. "They know they can
count on me anytime of the day.
I have been called in to consult
on wallpaper and what colors to
paint a room because I stress
pride in ownership."
Anderson has had her real
estate license for 12 years and
has worked with Coldwell
Banker in Costa Mesa for five
years. When she got her license,
she was dedicating herself to
being a housewife and mother
to her son and twin daughters.
But when the twins were six
months old, Anderson went
through a divorce and going
back to work was necessary. So
she did what she knew best-real
estate.
Now her children are eight
and six and very supportive of
her career. _Even though real
estate takes up much of her time,
she feels it is important to give
quality time to her family. She
volunteers at the Sonora School
library once a week, where her
children go to shcool. Spending
constructive time with her child-
ren, doing art projects, trips to
the park and just l:ugging and
si mple thmgs help good feelings
flow bet ween the fami ly
members.
"They are really great," she
says of the child ren. "My son is
always trying to second guess my
moods. He might say. 'Having
HARBOR VIEW •
HOMES
NewSomerset ·o· ly 1/3 ac,.,.
deer-O· ~ .• f!w
•·· .~ 1ocation S ... rge family .
.. ~9.900
NEW LISTING
Harbor View Homes. Four bedroom Mon-
tego model, sunny backyard , near green -
belt. 000
NEW
Adjacent greenbelt. Most immaculate home
we have ever seen in Harbor View. Many
upgrades-move in tomorrow. $409,000
FANTASTIC VIEW OF HARBOR
Four bedrooms, 2 Y2 baths, entire home
upgraded. All new kitchen, baths. Three-
car garage. $669,000
IN CORONA DEL MAR -
TWO VIEW LOTS
A great view of ocean, mountains, lights,
and canyon. Each view lot is listed •t
$284,500.
STRAIGHT~~ OCEAN .. YIEW F~om bo·s u [ [) roo~.
·Fine cone . ··--· . ·--v . ·--.-. ecunty
gate. $179,900
IN LAGUNA
Very private lot
with this 3 bed-
room , .. 2 bath
home. View of
ocean, canyon,
and hills .
$409,000. ClllllTA I BIY LM
Ill IF IEIPllT •·
frouble with one of your
escrows?' or 'Something fall out
today?'"
As a Mesa del Mar
homeowner, Anderson feels
working in the same area in
which she lives is very beneficial.
"I believe in the neighbor-
hood," she said.
Anderson also does much in
the way of double-duty. She not
only .lists properties, but also
. sells. ihem herself. And her
achievements have not gone
unrecognized. She is one of the
top producers in the office and
is a new member of the presti-
gious President's Club. It is an
elite group of people who have
bCcome known for consistency
and top dollar volume. Jn addi-
tion, Anderson is a member of
the Circle of Honor Club.
Anderso n feels Coldwell
Banker is a very supportive
company and the staff is like
family.
.. 1 feel like someone is stand-
ing behind me, holding me up,.,
she said. "The company is won-
derful, and I'm pro ud to be here.
My clients can feel there is a
guarantee of a stable company
behind me."
Coldwell Banker-Costa Mesa
is located at 2299 Harbor Blvd.,
Phone: 645-03030. Tamarrah Anderson
•For Love, For Security, For Fun!!•
Small Cottage
Just a skip to Big Corona ; older 2 bedroom, 25' x 118', R-2 lot, only
$325,000 (submit!)
312 Heliotrope, Open Sunday 1-4 p.m.
Like Bell Towe rs?
Then you 'll love 411 Dahl ia. Story-bookish condo, 3 bedroom, 2 Y2 bath,
quiet deadend street, (do not disturb tenants), $375,000. Or ... owner's
bachelor's hideaway with Bay view! Two bedroom, 2 bath , quality condo.
$350,000 (by appointment).
Notice: Our Answer to Leisure-World
• Four new contemporary condos soon to start at 602 Heliotrope.
~ Open plan, central air, 3 bedroom, 2 or 2 ~ bat~s in each, check
• the plans in our office. ·
Brln1 Grandma's Antiques
Your easels for the studio and enjoy! Paint and sculpt to your heart's
content in the tree top studio, while your family enjoys the 2 bedroom, 2
bath wood and brick home. $395,000. See ...
545 tt.zel, Sundlly 1-4 p.m.
• Roman F•lt XV •
To benefit the Youth Employment Service of the Harbor Area.
Tuesday, Feb. 9, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. American Legion Hall, 15th
St. on the Bay (just off Balboa Blvd.) Parking lot too!! All you can
•
eat, Adults $6, Children $4. Music, fun, door prizes. C.11 •
173=1494 for tlcketslll
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673'-8494 3407 East Coaat HiahwaJ, COl'Olla clel Mar,
California '2625
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THE DALEBOUT Ass o·c I AT 'I 0 N
COST A MESA UNITS ••. Under construction,
8 separate duplex style units. Beautifully
constructed 3 bedrooms 21h bath units.
Vaulted ceilings, wagon wheel windows,
washer/dryer hook-ups, 2 car garages with
garage door openers. Separately metered and
readily converted to condominiums. Each unit
has 1388 square feet of livable space. Drive
by and take a look .............. $2,IS0,000
CORONA HIGHLANDS ••. Few properties
offer such a perfect meld of architectural
brilliance and Old World craftsmanship. The
approach to this 3 story home is through a
park-like courtyard featuring a dry creek and
a marvelous free-standing guest house.
Inside the main residence you will find 4
bedrooms, 41h baths, a library, a family room,
a raised dining room, a huge game room, a
sumptuous master suite ... and a gourmet
kitchen with an abundance of cupboards and
drawers plus a well-planned butter's pantry.
Another prized advantage .of this property is
the access to a private ocean
beach ........................ S1 ,315,000.
DOVER SHORES •• .A prime corner lot is the
choice setting for this spectacular Country
French home. The first floor layout is well
suited to entertaining on any scale. There is
a large formal living room, a banquet size
dining room and a library all opening to the
expansive used brick terrace with a pool. 6
bedrooms including a lavish master suite. 61h
baths. Children's wing. Maid's quarters.
Designed to afford a luxurious lifestyle, this
impreseive residence is both elegant and
comfortable) ..................... $125,000
UDO ISLE •.. One of a kind Udo Isle custom
home. A Herbert Brownell design. This home
accentuates the ultimate in family living and
entertaining. Five bedrooms, 31h baths
situated on a 70' x 90' lot in a premier location
for inside Udo Isle. Custom features such as
cherry panelling, marble countertops, gold
fixtures, brass door handles, crystal
chandelier, cedar wardrobe, sunken tub,
radiant heating, 2 fireplaces and leaded
windows make this a must see. All this with
maid's quarters and patio large enough for
pool allows for the ultimate in family living
along with community tennis, yachting and
private beaches .•.•............. $711,000
DOVER SHORES. •• This five bedroom home
haa a pulM-qutckenlng view that tocu.s
dramatically on the bay, ocean and dty lights.
There la an electric .aiding roof over the
dramatic foyer. There is a master suite
compo11d of his and herl betha and a
relenl111 view. There ts a not to be b1liewed
two-tiered yard complete wtth a robult pool
and ape. A rare di~ery. See tt ••• S7ll,llO
LIDO llLE ••• Dynamic new French
. M1dlterr9nean con'9mporary home. Three
bedrooma. three bldh8 plus loft. Fabulous
localon two blocks from Udo Clubhouae.
Soaring clllnga In llvtng room. Dramatic
marble tl1'9Pl•ce open to llvtng room and
dining rooma. GounMI kitchen with granite
countertope and top of the Hne appllance9.
Ught o.ac floora. Berber carpet Custom
ovenlzed ..,. in IOUth teeing petlo. Waw
view from MCOnd llOry. Air conditioned. Thia
quallty home hu n an ............ PIO,llO
A REAL ESTATE COMPANY
BALBOA ISLAND DUPLEX ... Near the water.
View. Superbly designed. Spacious.
Constructed with the highest quality
materials. The wood and brick exterior
creates an impressive introduction. The front
patio with its brick and wrought iron gate
literally invites you to enter the double Dutch
doors of the lower 3 bedroom, 3 bath unit
Appointments include a brick fireplace,
leaded glass windows, a beamed ceiling, a
well-planned kitchen, a generous master
suite and a spa. The upper unit features 2
bedrooms and 2 baths, but reflects all the
rewards found in the lower residence. Each
unit offers all the amenities and conveniences
that could reasonably be expected.
Importantly, there is parking for 6 cars
including the garage and carport $151,000
HARBOR RIDGE. .. If a 180° view is what you
require, and a spectacular sea of lights each
evening is to your liking, you absolutely must
see this customized Lucerne model in the
Estates. Plantation shutters, Italian ceramic
tile, custom wall coverings all combine to ~
make this a very special home. From the
magnificent custom bar in the family room,
to the special master bedroom with private
retreat and fireplace,· the home conveys a
warmth that is contagious. The perfect home
for a couple to enjoy 365 days a
year ............................ Slll,500
DOVER SHORES •.. Dramatic 5 bedroom 4
bath pool home, Bedecked with magnificent
features. Stately Spanish architecture.
Elegant gated pool entry. Huge cantilevered
deck with panoramic views of snow capped
mountains, the back bay and city lights.
Separate guest quarters with large living
room, bedroom and private bath. Luxuriously
upgraded with impeccable attention to every
detail. Air conditioning. Centrally monitored
alarm. Top grade insulation in attic and walls.
Double glazed Pella windows and doors.
Don't miss this exceptional offering $150,000
KINGS ROAD ••• Sparkling Cape Cod home
with 3 bedrooms and 2 betha. Spectacular
vista of Bay and Ocean. Beautifully
landlcaped. Incomparable location. A Rare
find. Thia property justifies its ollering price.
In the r89idence you will find no over-
abundance of frivolous, superfluous
decorahe itema. lnet1 ad, you will find a
w 1111t of prectlcal. combtabte featuree auch
• pool, new decks, automatic sprinklerl and
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EAIT&UFF ••• Come with us and ftnd your
pot of gold In this lcMty 4 bedroom, 3 a.th
famlly-orlentld home that rellectl all the
brtghtn111 and warmth of a rainbow. Many
stylilh upgrad11. a generoua·lind family
room, country kitchen and an exten.ave beck
yard MrYe to make this pl1a1anty IMd8caped
comer property truly an outltanding value.
Thia home Ma all the needs of a family that
dlllf89 to be bOth ctoee to echoole and
shopptng. yet retain the privacy of country
living .......•..•..•...•......... 1441,•
631-7300
BAY CREST .•• Gorgeous four bedroom
custom home. Beautifully upgraded with new
floor coverings throughout New paint inside
and out Lushly landscaped with large trees
and secluded patio. Private balcony off
sumptuous master suite. Don't miss this
outstanding value in one of Newport's most
prestigious areas ................ $341,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••• Large 4 bedroom 3
bath pool home. This pr.operty oftera unlimited
potential and challenge for the family with
creativity and foresight This home features
an outdoor sauna, built-in brick barbeque,
den, two fireplaces and an unusually large
foyer area. Just perfect for a family that
chooses to be within close proximity to all
that Newport has to offer .......... $345,000
NEWPORT SHORES ••• Walk to the Ocean
from this custom home. large kitchen with
eating area. Two fireplaces, one in spacious
master suite. Ceiling fans in bedrooms. Wet.
bar in living room. Skylight over oak bannister
and stairwell. Expansive, private deck for
sunning, entertaining etc. Security system
plus many other amenities. Community pool
and tennis available. If you are looking for
a home in Newport near the beach this is
definitely it! Call and let us show it to
you ............................ , $27 4,500
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA. .. Eas1skte Costa
Mesa fixer with lots of potential. Very liveable
as is. This is a must see house which has
been added on to make a.great family home.
Large bonus room with Ben Franklin type
stove. Gas and electric kitchen. Huge lot with
cement drive with RV access. Oversized 2
car garage with 110/220 voltage $112,500
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA •.. Clean and
comfortable Eastside Costa Mesa home on
a very large lot (50' x 160'). Let the kids romp
and play in the huge backyard. Three
bedrooms, 1 bath home with a cozy living
room and a large dining area. A lot of space
for a little price .................. $175,500
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ••• Beautiful Back
Bay Loop condominium. Only one on the
market in highly-deeirable 50-unit complex.
Many IP.a.I upgrades. Two bedrooma. 2~
bldh9. celhechl <*lings. over9ized atlached
2-car ~ large prtvm petio and side
yard. Better than a model. Priced right
at .............................. S171;MI
EMTW COITA MIU.. .. Great Spinnaker
~ condominium. Very Mldom on the
marllet. Highly upgr9ded with new floor
CO"ferings throughout. Two bedroom., 2~
baths. vaulted ceiltnp_ 'V9f1ical bHnda. V9r1
clean unit in a fantutic complex which
includes a spe and two outakte ~
A great buy llt ................... a111,•
RANCHO CALIFORNIA. •• Two fllbuloua Iota
with ullitie9 in La Creeta. Urdlellucted 'Mw•
overtooktng Bw Creek Gott Courie. Siii•
will finance ... 5 Acree •....•....•. 11-.111
19+ Acres .......•.•...•.....••• 9111,111.
~~1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT B£ACH
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ii compated from dOCWlltary tnmf• tas pOI at tM time of comHentloll ol ._.. at tM nte
of St.II per ~ dollan of comi•endon nclMiaa DJ •llildDs loaM ..... , llOt r6ct
• full ..... price. Trwt Dee4k reflect WUllllruce .............. , .......... neorM .......
a property OD wlUQ there wu no tale. The Newport Endp pro.W. tWt lafonaatlon a a pt1Wk
Mrriee.
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PROPERTY TRUST
DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION
Oct. 5 1406 Santanella Terrace n /a n/a
Oct. 5 1624 Highland Drive $26,912 n/a
Oct. 5 1936 Galaxy Drive n /a n/a
Oct. 5 410 Plata n /a Quit Claim
Oct. 5 448 Rivera Terrace n /a n/a
Oct. 5 506 Marguerite Avenue n/a n/a
Oct. 6 221 Canal Street $228,570 $305,000 F
Oct. 6 2015 Altura Drive n/a n/a
Oct. 6 405 39th Street n/a n/a
Oct. 6 2406 Sierra Vista n /a n/a
Oct. 6 2654 Vista Del Oro $123,900 n/a
Oct. 6 47 Mainsail Drive n /a n/a
Oct. 6 403 Iris Avenue n /a n/a
Oct. 6 460 I Cortland Drive $265,000 $79,500 F
Oct. 7 1940 Teresita Lane n/a n/a
Oct. 7 1526 Ruth Lane n/a $290,000 F
Oct. 7 16 Rocky Point Road n/a n/a
Oct. 8 1747 Plaza Del Sur n/a n/a
Oct. 8 207 Carnation A venue n/a n/a
Oct. 8 207 Carnation A venue n/a n/a
Oct. 8 326 Orchid Avenue $232,000 n/a
Oct. 8 308 Orchid Avenue n /a $~64,000 F
Oct. 8 165 Shorecliff Road $5,000,000 $2,600,000 F
COSTA MESA
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of SI.II per ttioa.• dollan ol comHen.-eschlAla DJ ••Ma.__ ..... , .ot reflect
a faD sales price. Trwt 0.. reflect ~ amoma ... _, laa.e ._. rKOrle• ......
a property OD wbkh then wu no sale. Tiie Coaa Mesa News pro..W. tw. Information u a,....
se"lce.
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PROPERTY
ADDRESS
3142 Yellowstone Drive
83 1 Joann Street
785 Center Street
2290 Waterman Way
37 1 Esther Street
3287 Idaho Place
2314 Fordham Drive
770 Paularino Avenue
1118 Charleston Street
2417 Minuteman Way
1790 Crestmont Place
3205 Idaho Place
I 096 Tulare Drive
22S2 Cornell Drive
112 Danbury Lane
857 Governor Street
1014 Arbor Street
939 W. 19th Street
324 Vista Baya
1817 Tustin Avenue
160 I Sandalwood Street
TRUST
DEED CONSIDERATION
$150,300 $167,000 F
n /a n /a
n /a $129,500 p
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$124,800 $159,000 F
n/a n/a
$130,000 $145,000 F
$103,SOO SllS,000 F
n /a $22S,OOO F
n/a n/a
n/a n/a
$140,~ $156,000 F
$94,400 SI 18,000 F
n/a n/a
$166,SOO n/a
$104,800 SI 16,500 F
n/a $193,000 p
$162,500 F
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Good market analysis
as important as aver
We have all beard by now
about the dramatic increase in
the prices of h omes in the
Newport Beach area. Do not
consider selling, leasing, re-
financing or even doin1 a major
remodel without getting a tho-
rough market analysis on the
present market value of your
home.
We arc aware of one owner
who sold two 0 invcstment"
homes recently "by owner."
Estimates are that be sold each
property as much as $40,000
under value. Such a loss could
have easily been avoided by
putting in a call to a competent
broker and requesting a current
market evaluation.
W hen you request such a
market analysis do not settle for
a "quickie" computer printout
offered by some broken. While
such a printout will show
address, sale price and sale date,
it will not reveal special amen-
ities like a sunny backyard
location or a new roof or a
security system, nor will it reveal
negative apsects of the home
such as traffic noise or tiny
bedrooms with poor exposure.
Such information has to come
from the personal knowledge of
the properties by the broker, and
by the broker's carer ul evalua-
tion of the properties "plusscs tt
and "minuse's." We often receive
calls from homeowncn request-
ing a quick estimate of the value
of their home over the phone.
When such a request comes in,
we try to point out to the caller
that it would not be in their best
interest to receive such a quickie
estimate. Li.kc other competent
broken we insist on viewing the
property so that we can gain a
tboroup understanding of the
Gerry/Christa Long
property•a lo-u_tion, "curb
appeal," landacapiq, amenities,
appearance and 0 emotional
appeal." These arc all extraor-
dinarily important aspects of
residential properties. After we
have 1atbered this information,
a careful .. band-tailored" anal-
ysis is made of that particular
property.
A 1ood market analysis will
contain several recent "comps"
(comparable sales) and will
analyze each one of these
"comps" as it relates to the
subject property. Was it brighter
in appearance? Was its architec-
tural style more desirable than
the subject property-or less'?
Was square footaac· compara-
ble? How did the location of the
"comp" compare to the location
of the subject property?. In
addition, the market analysis
will contain several properties
currently offered for sale which
would be "competition" to the
subject property. Again, each of
these homes currently for sale
would be carefully described as
it relates to the subject property
with regard to location, amen-
ities, siz.c and price. Finally, a
"conclusion" page completes the
market analysis. On this page the
subject property is described in
detail. This shows the home
owner that the broker has tho-
roughly inspected the property
and is aware of all its fine points,
its amenities and improvements
as well as its possible flaws and
drawbacks. The current fair
market value thus arrived at is
logically based on the foregone
facts and fiaures.
Additionally, the broker may
provide information about what
the selling costs would be if the
property were marketed through
a brokerage, including commis-
sion fees , escrow and title
charge, documentary transfer
tax and the like. It may also
include some information on
what tax consequences may
occur if there is substantial
"capital gain" on the sale. The
final line of the market analysis
shows the home owner the
sellers' net equity that he may
expect if and when a sale at the
suggested price has occurred.
Wonderful
Spyglass
When only one of the best laY and ocean views
In the dty wlO do, call us tO see this well main-
tained Southport with freshly painted exterk>r.
Five bedrooms, 4¥l baths, famlly room, larae
dlnlna room-ind a lovely patio, prden, solar
pool and spa-all on the view side, plus a
courtyard entrY patio. VleWs d utalln.a, city
lllhts, and dmllna sunsets are pttme sparklln1
extras! $799 ,000.
Jack Cheshire
blltor IB 759 .. 1111
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REALTORS® . ..... •1•.. 1111,111
'nm Southport model Ml an Una&rJWd ocmn,
bay and dty lilhta view. It lits hJch on one of the
lir;.t Iota in .....,.. Spyp. Hill. Thia
home hal 5 ~ 4'h batha, family room,
bonm room md a pool and ... for entertainlnl. nu. la • unique property in • meduded Rtting.
Alk for ...
BSTBBBYANK
MIUITAll llEWll $379,900
4 bedroom, 2.S bath, almost 3000 sq.ft. home. Very
private and secluded lot lushly landscaped located
on cul-de-sac. Custom pool and spa. Peck views
of ocean. Shows like model home.
DENNIS GRIMES
.• , •• , ma. 1471,111
Beautifully uptnded condo with ocean & city
ti view. Cont.emponry decor' leCUrity system,
tation shutters, marble fireplace & *YU,hta.
acant, move-in immediately! Luxury at an un-
believable price. Ask for ...
ESTHER YANK
PKI& .. IUIY Tl lllVE \ 1111,111
a.ck on market. 4 BR. 2 BA borhe in Harbor
View. Can accomodate a fast acrow. Extra large
backyard and sunny location. Shown by appoint-
ment only. Ask for ...
JO-ANN DORAN
• •l•T Ullll IT RI Br ... Ill
Luxury 2, 100 1q. ft. S.ymde condo home on one
level with boat allp, bay, mountain and city licht
views. New ~ tntured w.U.. W!l'ticala. tile,
marble, mimn, laquered cabinet8, and matt!
Two BR, 2~ BA. den. formal dininc· Security
gate, private community, pool and spa. Ask for ...
· JUNE DAVIS
JUST IEDUCEDt 1329,000
Like new 3 BR, 2~ BA home. New carpc~ kitchen
and recessed lighting. Small view from large deck
plus another large tropical patio. Close to park,
beach and shopping. Ask for ...
DIANA PROSSER
... -·-Ideal location! Has spacious 3 BR. owners
unit-2nd unit 2 BR, both with individual laun-
dries. Large lot & balcony w/view. Owner will
carry 2nd T.D. Call fo~ J>rivate sho~. Ask for ...
· BILL A DONNA WEBSTER
IAYFIOIT IEPO 1950,000
Lowest priced bayf ront with dock in quiet location.
4 BR, 3 BA and 3 fireplaces. Lender will work
with you. Ask for ...
DELIA DELGADO
DILLHIUIE UITlllE C• 1219,...
3 BR family home within walking distance of golf
coune. Completely remodeled. Country kitchen.
Fireplace in livingroom. Jacuzzi in large backyard.
Ask For.:.
MALI GULLEDGE
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· -..aunuumy decorated 3 BR. 2 'h BA. approx.
1950 IQ ft home. Featura ind•lde: Italian marble
entry and frpJc, IOUflDet mk & tile kltcheft.
Tarkett, ble.ched oak Oaan. new carpet & neu-
tral colon throuahout. Alk for ...
WLYNNKBMP
11n111a1111111 •... 1141,•
Dynamic 3 BR, 3 ~ BA San Clemente bluff home.
Highly upgraded, his/her Mstr. bath, custom tile,
wood & fixture throughout. ~ acre lot plumbed
for pool & fully landacaped w/spa. Private beach
privileges. Ask for ...
DENNIS GRIMES
• ... , lllTI Rn.•
Fonner model home, 2 BR, 21/i BA condo, pro-
fessionally decorated & landscaped. Marble floors
in entry & kitchen. Includes furniture. Ask for ...
RONFELSOT
•YIUIS mt •1,• 4 to 5 bedroom "Southport" "IK>del. Recently
remodeled in conteml>i"-Q vrute on white.
The whole famdvo1 ~ .&Aght lights view
from pool art!,_ .. ..auful front courtyard,
tile, view of ~ dild small ocean view. Ask
for ...
MALI GULLEDGE
DOIEi SHORES 1429,000
Cape Cod style 4 BR, 3 BA home. New solar heated
pool and spa. New carpet and paint with f rcsh
landscaping. Close to schools, parks, and shop-
ping. Available for backup offers. Ask for ...
DIANA PROSSER
DUPLEX S539,900
A fabulous home that happens to be a duplex.
Lease out one of the units to help make your
mortage pay ment. This is a custom Cd M tradi-
tional duplex w/ aJl the toys. 3 BR. 2 BA upper.
2 BR. 2 BA lower, 4 car garage.
E1:.YNN KEMP
WILi Tl IUCll
Sophisticated penthouse in security building only
blocks to ocean! Plantation sbutten, plush white
carpet, beveled mirron, kitchen skylight, utility
room for W /D, air conditioned. Very low down
on assumable loan. Ask for ...
PAULA BAILEY
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IEUllA lllTAI
Located in Harbor Ridge and surrounded by
beautifully landscaped grounds, brick patios and
expansive verandu. S bedroom suit.ea w /all major
rooms opening onto the veranda w /a 40' pool/
spa. Ask for ...
MAUREEN WHITE OR ED ESCANO
lftCIUIT'I BT ,.. 1111,111
Light and airy are the works for this 4 BR, 4 'h BA
custom home. Marble floors in entry and off
white berber carpeting throughout. Private bath
in each BR. Jacuzzi & fireplace in master suite. 3
car garage, large yard. Aak fOI' ...
RONFELSOT
,......... -Ill
F.ast Vail-eight minutes to town & liha. Seller left
town. Reduced from $549,000. Comps. available. 4
BR, 3 BA, fully furnished custom home. 2500+ mq
ft. View of Vail, large ~ acre comer lot w/stremn
~I~ ~\?MEISTER
Ul~IWlllllE • lt11111 llEW
With two Master suites -one on each floor.
Family room, fifth BR on separate wing. 3
skylights, wood entry, french doors & windows,
plantation shutters. walk-in closet, extra large
storage space. Great warm appeal. Assumable
loan!
JO-ANN DORAN
ILUFFS TOWllO•E 1225,000
Franciscan model w/new carpet and paint. 3 BR,
2~ BA, 2 car garage, patio on greenbelt. Hurry-
this one won't last. Ask for ...
PHIL AND EUGENIA STARKENBURG
NEW OCEANFRONT HOME S&79,000
On the sand . ew custom 3 BR, 3!12 BA oceanfront
with living room, family room. Both with
fireplaces, 3 wetbars and French doors. A k for ...
DELIA DELGADO
"IEIAISSAICE" •ODEL 1470,000
Beautifully customized home providing fabulous
mountain and city light views. This desirable
location is just steps from the pool/ spa and tennis
courts. Beautiful courtyard w/fountain. Security
System. Ask for ...
MAUREEN WHITE OR ED ESCANO
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streets. Where drugs and aime pra;per.
We already lcrl<M· the program works. Our 82-percent
SUL'L-es.5 rate is unmatched anywhere else in the county.
That's why Hope House needs community support.
We operate at full capacity and our waiting list is long.
It takes a lot of money to maintain the house. provide
qualified therapists and expand services. So please, help
CUT r-------------------~ I Please send your tax-deductible contribution to: I
Hope House, Inc., 707 N. Anaheim Blvd., Anaheim, CA 92805, · I Att.: Michael Grandis, Administrative Director (714) 776-7490 I
Is I Friend $10 0 Supporter $25 0 Member $100 0 I I Donor $500 0 Corporate Sponsor $1000 0 I
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a note from manry
1508 Dover Drive -NB
Open Saturday, Sunday 1-5 p.m.
Move-in condition, 4 bedroom tiome with gourmet kitchen, pool,
and easy maintenance yard . See it!! $378,500.
Westcliff Condo
Near shopping, etc. Ground-floor, large patio, no steps to this 2
bedroom, 2 bath pool-side home. $133,500.
Old CdM
Large 2 bedroom, 2 batti home, on corner R-2 lot. Big, bright
patio. Great potential!! $325,000. ·
Trade Into Shorecliffl
Owner interested in exchange for income-producing property.
Three bedroom, 3 bath home, never lived in since complete
refurbishing to outstanding condition. $898,000.
Rentals
4 bedroom, 2 bath house
3 bedroom, 3~ bath condo
2 bedroom, 2 bath condo
1 bedroom, secured condo, view
$1800/month
$2150/month
$1525/month
$1600/month
Warren Johnson-
Dedication
& Enthusiasm
Marie Fargo-
Top sales
*most listing•
*most transactions
Marie Denny-Number One producer
Rick Ullfl9W~
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50,000 Circulation in the Harbor Area
Some newspapers deliver copies to a wide range of cities, including Laguna
Beach, Fountain Valley or Huntington Beach. Which is fine -unless you're a local
realtor who does business in the Harbor Area.
If you are, and if advertising in your immediate neighborhood is important to
you, then The Newport Ensign and The Costa Mesa News offer a hometown
advanta~e. That's because we distribute our real estate section only in Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa, and no place else. So your advertising is seen by 110,000
readers in YOUR immediate market. ...
The people who will buy homes from you. And list with you.
Advertising to cities you don't do business in just doesn't make sense. Or cents.
The Hometown Advantage.
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What's more. our expanded network of over 5,<XX>
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and ..,... CCIMt ...... ,. the hotmy wson became• little bri&hter
for the kids •t Children's Hospibll-Or.• County (CHOC).
The 1rmnd eveninc bepn when the children •nd their parents rode in
•n air1iner·like bus to The Cannery, where they enjoyed dinner •fld.
dessert. Afterwards, it wais on to the South Coast Repertory, for~
annual classic, .. A Christmn Carol."
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Catherine Frlnler
Sales specialist joins
Waterfront Homes
Catherine Frinicr, an Orange
County resident for over, IO
years, has joined Waterfront
Homes Inc., as a Residential
Sales Specialist in the Newport
Beach office on West Coast
Highway, Marincn Mile.
With a background in sales
and marketing for C.J. Seger-
strom & Sons, and the Long
Beach based IDM Corporation,
Frinier brings a broad spectrum
of real estate marketing and
development expertise to the
home resale field .
Frinicr is a member of the
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber
of Commerce, the Newport
Harbor Costa Mesa Board of
Rcalton and an active volunteer
member of the Orange County
Chapter of the American Cancer
Society.
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RARE OPPORTUNITY -
CAPE SERIES
Eastside Costa Mesa, single-story, 2 bed-
r~m, 2 bath tow~home with large patio
-ideal for pet. Mirrored wardrobe fire-
place, community pool and clubhouse.
On beautiful bi1 greenbelt. This is a much
sought-after property.
$157,500. ~
REALnWORLD
NEWPORT BEACH
642-5200 . ,
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Financing: CTNL-OMHF
for further information, call
MIKE FRANKLIN
(714) 640-7000 Office,
(714) 645-7521 Res.
3250 East Coast Highway
Corona del Mar, CA 92625
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3317 Ocean BOulevard
Corona del Mar (Newport Beach~
Thrtt Bedrooms (large master) His and Htr Bath,
Dtn, Dining Room, Office Area, Dark Room or Tack~ Room,
Two Decks and Ont Patio. Elevator serves all Thrtt Aoors .
Tm Off-Street Parlring, Two Enclosed and Room for RV.
Private Stairs to Buch. Enclostd Private Duch Area which
opens to Corona thl Mar State Btach with Bathroom. Greatest
Location in Corona dtl Mar for a Private Beach Party and
Entertaining. Ont of the Btst Views in aU of Newport Beach .
You feel like you can reach out and touch the boats and water. ·
Propmy has a very private f ttling.
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THE CGIEI Mn.•
MARVELOUS OPPORTUNITY TO GET ON THE
BA YFRONT AT AN EXCELLENT PRICE-2 BR 21h
BA'S PLUS FORMAL DR. SET OFF W/HOWO
FLOORS MAKE THIS AN EXCITING PROPERTY.
IA YllDE COVE 1471.•
BA YFRONT LOWER 2BR & DEN, GATED CONDO.
OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY TO USE LEASE
LANO PROGRAM TO KEEP PRICE & MONTHLY
LOW. YOU MAY BUY LANO.
LIDO .......
SOPHISTICATED BAY FRONT PENTHOUSE.
W~NOERFUL PANORAMIC VIEWS OF BAY, OCEAN,
MTS. ANO NPT CNTR. ARE UNSURPASSED
ANYWHERE!
DOVER llllES 11n.•
LIVE ON THE WATER IN A WARM, CHARMING 5
BR HOME. F.R/KJTCHENCOMBINATION, DEN, PtER
& SUP, NEXT TO PRIVATE SANDY BCH.
UDI .....
SPECTACULAR VIEW OF BAY, SAILING ACTMTIES,
CITY LIGHTS IN ELEGANT CONDO. MARBLE F/P,
SHUTTERS, FRENCH DRS, OEN, SUNDECK, DOCK.
PROlllTDIY IAY
PRICED UNDER MARKET. ONE OWNER. MODERM
BAYFRONT, 3 DECKS. PRIVATE SPA, DOCK FOR
55 FT BOAT. 5 BO 5 BATH, VERY OPEN, ATRIUM.
IALIOA 'llLAID 11 .....
VINTAGE BEACH HOUSE! BEST SOUTH BAYFRONT
LOCA TIONI REMODELED! 4 BR. 3 BA FR DEN. PIER
& SUP FOR 36'BOAT.
PROIOITORY 11 .151.•
INTERIOR OF THIS WATERFRONT HOME
REPRESENTS A BLENDING OF SOARING CEILINGS,
WOOD BEAMS, TILE FLOORING, 4 BR, 4 BATHS OF
GREAT FAMILY LIVING.
UIDA ISLE 11.731.•
LOVELY LARGE CONTEMPORY BA YFRONT OPEN
FEELING WITH LOTS OF GLASS. COURTY ARO
ENTRY, LARGE PATIO & BOAT CUP. A MUST SEE.
IAYFIOIT 11.111.•
ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENTI TRULY INNOVATIVE
DESIGN EXECUTED wrTH PAINSTAKING DETAIL IN
THIS 4 BR HOME. EXCELLENT VALUE.
IWl• llLAll 11.111.-
BA YFRONT VACANT LOT WITH ptER AND SUP ON
NEWPORT$ MOST PRESTIGOUS ISLAND. BUILD
YOUR OWN DREAM CASTLE.
UIDA llLE 12.••
SPECTACULAR C~MPORARY REMODELED
BA YFRONT EUROPEAN ICITatEN ANO 5~ BATHS,
TURNING BASIN, VIEW, LAW SUP, SOUTH PATIO.
11~£
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
CORNER OF COAST RWY. AT XYOCADO ·
644-9860
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PERFECT STARTER CONDO. 2 BR, FIREPLACE. 3
PATIOS, COMMUNITY POOL, CLOSE TO
EVERYTHING. YOU WILL LOVE IT.
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THIS IS A JEWEL OF A 2 BR 2 BA CONDO.
UPGRADED WITH SHUTTERS & PAVERS. PRIVATE
PATIO FOR ENTERTAINING, WET BAR,
COMMUNITY POOL & TENNIS.
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OUTSTANDING VALUE FOR BUYER SEEKING
BENEFITS OF CONDO LIVING IN ALMOST NEW 2
BR LUXURY. ENCL ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE.
SPECIAL AREA.
CGllGIA IEL IU 11•.111
DESIRABLE 2 BR 2 BA IN PRIVATE PARKLIKE COM
NEAR FASHION IS. LARGE PATIO, 2 CAR GAR,
COMM POOL
an1.-
0UTSTANDING. 2 BR 2~ BA HIGHLY UPGRADED
CONDO. F IP, WETBAR. MIRRORS, LARGE PA TIO,
DESIGNER PERFECT. 2 MASTER SUITES, GREAT
FOR ROOMATESI
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0CENMEW ·FROM EACH AOOMI 2 BA/ 2 BAI
FORMAL DA. UPGRADED I IMMACULATEI QUIET
& PRIVATE LOCATION WITH LG SUNNY PATIO A/
CTOOt
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SPECTACULAR GOLF COURSE VIEWI
IMMACULATE 2 BR DEN, WET BAR, PLUSH NEW
CARPET, CONTEMPORARY DESIG~. CENTRAL AIR,
2 CAR GARAGE.
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ATTENTION 1 ST TIME BUYERS-3 BR 2.5 BA
CONDO ON GOLF COURSE. PATIO DECK OFF
MASTER BA. sec. GATE ENT, POOL & TENNIS.
.IAllllE CIEEK .....
CHARMING 2 BR PLUS OEN SINGLE STORY.
IMMACULATE. GORGEOUS PARK LIKE LOT 24 HR
SECURITY, POOLS & TENNIS.
UllVUllTY PAIK 1411.•
LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION. 5 BR. 3 BA,
HOME OVERLOOKING SPACIOUS GREENBELT
WITH ASSOC. POOL, SPA, TENNIS. BRIGHT AN AIRY.
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ONLY llG CANYON .. MONACO" ON MARKET. 3 ..
3 BA. MASTER WITH SUNKEN WJ&.E TUB. HUGE
LIVING ROOM, GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING.
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BELCOURT AT ITS MODEL HOME BEST, 2 BAS
PLUS DEN OR LIBRARY, EXllEN9VE DECOR WITH
LOTS OF MARBLE & GLMS. BEAUTY &
SOPHIST1CAT10N.
CAllEI ..... ... ••
UNDER '350.000 IN CAMEO HIGHLANDS-TIIS IS m 3 BEDROOMS. LARGE YARD, FRENCH DOORS,
OAK BUil T-INS, SOME VIEW.
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NEW ENGLAND CHARM THAU-OUT. 3 BR. 2 BA
WOOD FLOORS, FRENCH WINDOWS & DOORS.
FORMAL DtNING ROOM WITH BRICK FLOOR.
1441.•
OUTSTANDING VALUE IN PRIVATE GATED
COMMUNITY. LOVELY PATIO, FRENCH DOORS,
BEAMED CEILINGS, 3 BEDROOMS ALL ADO UP TO
BAYSHORES CHARM.
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SIMPLY THE BEST HARBOR VIEW HILLS LOCATION.
UPGRADED AND EXPANDED 5 BR: BEAMED
CEILINGS. HDWD FLOORS, 2 FIREPLACES. SUPERB
LANDSCAPE.
WEIRUFf ....
TURN KEY OPPORTUNITY. CUSTOM
THROUGHOUT. 5 BR 4 BA, THE PERFECT FAMILY
HOME. LARGE PROFESSfONALL Y LANDSCAPED
YARD.
CHiii DR llAI
.. ONE OF A KIND" 3 BR HOME ON CANYON WITH
WOODED CHARM AND DISTINCTIVE DESIGN. YOU
WILL BE ENCHANTED WITH THE SETTING.
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CATALINA SUNSETS ARE TO BE ENJOYED FROM
THIS WARM 3 BR HOME. LOVELY POOL & SPA
AREA, REMODELED KITCHEN, SEC SYS,
REFURBISHED MASTER SUITE.
lllVllE TElllACE , '" 1132.•
EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH IN THIS DRAMATIC VIEW
HOME. 3 BR 3 BA LIBRARY, GORGEOUS POOL &
DECK AREA, FORMAL OR. WARM COMFORTABLE
LIVING.
IRVllE TEIUCE 11.1•.•
SUPERB VIEW OF OCEAN, BAY, CITY LIGHTS &
CA TAUNA FROM 4 BR. FAMILY ROOM, BONUS
ROOM, POOL HOME. DEMAND AREA WITH
SPECIAL HOME. A MUST SEEi
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THE BIG ONE THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY-YETI
CUSTOMIZED 5 BR 4.5 BA HOME. 4 FIAEPLACES.
POOL. SPA & WATERFALL U8ED BRICK PATIO.
PERFECT FOR ALFRESCO ENTERTAINING .
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A880WTELY BEAUTIFUL 4 BR. 3)i BATH HOME
ON THE GOLF COURIEI REMODELED, LIGHT AND
AIRY, ONE-LEVEL RARE JEWEU
CllllA IEL.. 11.1a•1
FOREVER LOCATIONI FANTASTIC OCREAN,
BEACH I JETTY VtEW. TOTAL REMODEL~
NEW.IMRM~-TO~TE.