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Home My WebLink About1988-03-03 - Newport Harbor Ensign~ n ,~ . ~ J . , ............................................................................ .. <t . l J ..;.-.. .... :ST ASUSHEO 1948 * 40TH YEAR * NUMBER 30 * (714) 831·8120 * NEWPORT BEACH'S OHl Y HOMEBASED NEWSPAPER • THURSDAY. MARCH 3, 1918 sound-reduction plan hits a wall Baker i s endorsed by Riley BY ROGER BLOOM Supervisor Thomas Riley endorsed Irvine City Councilman David Baker for the Republican nomination in the 40th Congressional District, bringing charges from the campaign of Nathan Rosenberg that the Republican leader- ship is tryina to tilt that contest Baker's way. .. I have watched Dave Baker over the last decade and 1een his commitment to the community, his work with charities," said Riley in making the endonement. -i am impreuc:d with bis ability to act thinp done," Riley 9dded. "He performed admirably (on the city coaacil), abowina a lot of intellect and d ... mination. Perhaps most impor- ~ he\ nailable to talk to people." -Tom IWly cara a lot about this diltrid and to have hil endonmnent ii 1 a '•NII BY BILL HARVEY The city's plan to widen Pacific Coast Highway from five lanes to six and to install a sound wall along the ocean side of the highway in West Newport Beach has been disapproved by the California C~astal Commission after it heard testipiony from residents of the area that the community did not want a wall, according to Bob Joseph of the Coastal Commission. .. At this point, we can do nothing but stop the project, and try to get back on the Coastal Commission agenda with a revised wall plan,.. said Don Simpson of the Newport Beach Public Works Department, "Because the wall is required by the federal government, we have only three alternatives. We either build a wall in conjunction with widening the highway, or we obtain signatures from l 00 percent of the people impacted by the noise saying they don't want a wall, or we don't widen the highway ... The federal government was to pay $6.8 miJlion of the expected $8 million cost of the project, according to Simpion. "The only part we had to pay was for the new lighting ... One of those who do not wa.nt a wall is Ninfa 011rien, who lives on the inland side of PCH. At a meeting between residents and Simpson, 011ricn said a wall would interfere with her view of the ocean. Another person in attendance. who identified himself only as a resident of the beach side of PCH, said that because the inland side of the area is flat, he dido 't sec where there was a view with which to interfere. .. If you stand in the middle of the street and look straight down you can sec the sand, and sometimes a life guard stand, and if tidal conditions arc just right, sometimes we can sec spray." responded O'Brien. In an attempt to appease residents of the area. what was originally planned to be a stark, JO-foot masonry wall bas been redesigned to be part wall, part man-made landscaped mounds and part foliage. According to Simpson, the original I 0-foot height. a sore point with some resider.ts, was arrived at by CalTrans because of experience with 18-whecl tractor-trailers that have Cl 11 If ... ! Crime in Newport jumps 1 O percent BY BILL HARVEY Crime is up in Newport Beach with the two major increases being in the areas of grand th cf t and rape, but the police department is aware of the increase and is working to bring the problem areas under control, according to Bob Oakley of the Newport Beach police. Statistics released by Lt. Don Chandler, Management Services Commander for the police department. indicated that crime was up 10.6 percent in the .. seven major off cnscs,.. with burglaries being the only major cate- gory to show a decrease. In 1986, there were 1,067 burglaries. and in I 987 there were 1,043, a decrease of 2.2 percent. Grand thefts (more than $400) rose from 962 to 1.210. an increase of 248 offenses, or 25 .8 percent. "We attribute the increase in grand thefts to much higher activity in thefts from autos," said Oakley, .. There's a huge market for car parts presently. As an example. 11 sets of T-tops were st olen in o ne night in Park Newport. despite full time security guards and locked gates. Car burglaries in general have been a big problem this year ... Oakley said the police department has put on extra patrols to deal with car burglaries. but stated, .. Car burglary is a consistent problem that is very hard to deal with. because there is no consistent pattern ... There were 15 rapes reported in Newport Beacti in 1986 and 25 in 1987. an increase of ten offenses. or 66. 7 pcn::cnt. .. We believe the increase in reported rapes is attributable to public aware- ness," said Oakley ... and is the result of education about the crime. While there may be a slight increase or decrease in the number of rapes. we feel that these statistics indicate that more women are reporting rapes rather than enduring the crime and saying nothing because of fear or shame ... Statistics released by the department indicated there was a sinak murder in 1986 and one in 1987. Robberies totaled 45 in '86 and 49 in '87. an increase of 8.9 percent. Felonious auaults were up from 110 to J 18. an increue of 7 .3 pen:en~ and auto tbefta went from JOO to 319. an i.ncreue of 6.l pm:cnt. There ~ a total of 2,500 reported crimes in 1986 and a total of 2. 765 m 1987, an increMC of 26S crimes, or 10.6 percent. I ~ } • l I I I ,_I mAHI I. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Volunteers hon--- Four Newport Beach reai- denta were recognimd for out- atandiq volunteer service by the Parka, Beaches and Recreation Commission. On behalf of the entire Com- mission, Vice Chairman John Konwiser presented awards to Rochelle O'Donnell for develop- ment of the special interest, education and enrichment pro- grams at Newport Heights Ele- mentary School; to Dr. Arthur Walton for coordination of the annual youth track and field meet; to Boyd Stillings for ten ycan of volu srvice at OASIS Center; aad to Bill Singer forienbip of the Newport Nati Utde League and auiltan ..no. athletic field impro ~jeicta. The Parka, Beaches and Recreation Commialon recog- nizes citiz.e~ f.!r ...arikltions which en6aace Ptrk1 and Recreation · b by volunteeri nity events, re a ivities, senior citizen services or public improvement projeeta. 'Daffodil Days' lo aid Cancer Society --· .. _, I f •• 11 • 1111 ... II ...... .., The American Cancer Socie- ty's Orange County Unit is now sponsoring its fourth annual Daffodil Days to raite funds to support local cancer research, education and patient services progr&OlS. County communities through March 10. Wall ... n11t111• m 11111 1 vertical exhaust stacks. .. A study showed that there arc very f cw tractor-trailer rigs on PCH, said Simpson, "so we changed ur requirements." Kiwanis meeting set On March 10 the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club will feature a luncheon program on the .. Young Marines" at its noon meeting at the Bahai Corinthian Yacht Club, 1601 Bayside D r., Corona del Mar. The program will feature a video tape on Young Marine training and drill procedures, explanation of organizational goals and values, and a qucstion- and-answcr period. The program will conclude with the formal presentation of our nation's colon, donated to the Tustin Young Marine Det- achment by the Corona del Mar Kiwanis Club. Visitors are welcome. For more inf onnation, call 722-6660. EiEM WISE The blue-green of the tranquil ocean is the cok>r of the aqua ma· ine. Considered a talisman by sailors, aquamarine carries the gentled power of the oceans. Set with diamonds it takes on the intensity of a crisp Icy morning of polar waters; set In aold it car- ries the warmth of the equato- rial sun. Aquamarine is well suited to interestin1 desi1n possibilities because it is avail- able in fine quality In large stzes. A new way of cutting colored gems, called the "fantasy cut/' has been employed by notable designers to make very special creations. An aquamarine may be faceted and polished on top in ways you've appreciated before. The change is under the surface, like currents in the ocean. The cutter cuts into the stone from behind, allQWing light to refract in surprisin1 ways. The fantasy cut is an excitin1 new possibility for aquamarine, the birthstone of those born in March. I have just returned from the sprina session of the Pacific Jewelry Show which was held In San Francisco last weekend. I was very plelsed to find some lovely aquamarine stones at moderate prices and we are set- tina them up in rinp and pend- ants. Two of these are fantasy cut and I'm anxious to show them off ... so come in soon and see these beautiful sems. CHARLES H. BARR Pll'fl IY IMIY BllAICI Tom Miller, a resident of the area, also thinks the project should be stopped, but for different reasons. "We should have noise abate- ment structures of natural berm and foliage, not El Monte walls. We need better. This is Newport Beach. This ain' Bell Gardens." Symbolizing hope that cancer will SOOD be eradicated, daff od- ils, ordered by Orange County residents and buaineues will be delivered by American Cancer Society voluntcen on March 24. Daffodil orden arc being taken by volunteers in all Orange Suggested donation for the flowen is $3.SO per bunch of 10, or SS with a vase. Only orders of five or more bunches will be delivered. Smaller orden should be picked up by purchasen at a nearby distribution site on March 24. For more information, please call Ferrel McKee, your city chairman, at 640-8720, or call the American Cancer Society at 751-0441. Arts Committee officers named Harry G. Bubb, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Pacific Mutual, has been voted Chairman--elcct of the Orange County Business Committee for the Arts. He will succoed the c urrent OBCA Chairman, Henry T. Segentrom. Other officers elected were Vice Chairman Philip L. Martin, senior vice president~ Southern California Edison,; Thomas H. Nielsen, vice chairman, The Irvine C ompany: and Betty Hutton Williams, chairman of the board, Hutton Associates. The new treasurer is C. Stephen Mansfield, partner in charge, Dcloitte Haskins A Sells; and the secretary is Harvey Stearn, president, Mission Viejo Com- pany, California division. Elected to the board of dircc- ton were: Joseph F. Barlett~ senior vice president, Freedom Newspapen; Mark L. Frazier, president, Barratt American Incorporated; Recd L. Royalty, Invites You To A area vice president, Pacific Bell; Roger Smith, senior vice pres- ident, Marsh and McLennan; Jack Lindquist, executive vice president, creative marketing, Walt Disney Attractions; Donald P. Kennedy, president, Fint American Title Insurance Company; John A. McLuckey, Jr., president, Autonetics Electronics System. Rockwell International; and Richard E. Valliere, senior vice president, Johnson A Higgins. Finest Authentic Food From Spain TRADITIONAL SPANISH DINNER EVERY THURSDAY Escudella Soup Spenish Salad Dinner For Two Includes: A Gius of Wine H,.00 pa couple LIVE FLAMENCO fL()OR SHOW Thursday -Frl~y -Satmday DAILY ENTERTAINMENT OPEN FOR UJNOI MONDAY -FRIDAY ' DINNER SERVED 7 DAYS A WEEK Paella Valmdana Dew:n SPANISH TAPAS BAR (Appedurs) Happy Hour 4:30 p.m. -7:30 p.m. • Dance Floor Piano £wnilmwnt Hoose reappointed to OC Fair board DAVF Corona del Mar resident Clin- ton M. Hoose has been re- appointed by Gov. George Deulcmejian to the Orange County Fair Board of Directors for an unprecedented fifth term, announced fair.general manager CUii ... Norb Bartosik. Hoose, who has been a board member since 1973, will serve another four-year term admin- istrating fair policies and over- seeing the annual summer event. He was president of the board in 1977, 1978 and 1986. He currently serves on the Building and Grounds Committee. During Hoose's 15 years on the board, he bas seen tbe Orange County Fair grow from .. a small fair into a major force in the fair industry ... He has been instrumental in implementing the master plan for development of the fair- grounds and contributed to the initial planning of the Eques- trian Center. · He was also involved in stag- ing the first Orange County Racing Fair in 1977, a tho- roughbred horse racing meet held at Los A lamitos Race Course in Cypress. Hoose is looking torward to his fifth term on the fair board. "I am proud to be a part of an event that gives so much back to the community, .. Hoose said. "I love the fair; it's in my blood ... Hoose is also proud of the fact that he bas been re-appointed by both Republican and Demo- cratic administrations. His first appointment to the board was by then-Gov. Ronald Reagan. He and his wife, Pat, have lived in Orange County since 1947 and have three grown children and two grandchildren. Baker ... urn rt.,_ ,...1 a real honor. What he's saying indirectly is that I care, too. . . I'm not just passing through town on my way to Washington, DC." It was the second heavyweight endorsement in a weelc for Balcer. Last week, Rep. Bob Bad ham, whose retirement sparked the primary fracas, endorsed Baker to succeed him. Brower set for UCI All of which led David Vapo- rean, campaign consultant to the Rosenberg campaign, to renew charges first levelled last month that county Republican Chair- man Tom Fuentes and other party leaders arc favoring Baker in the primary, contrary to party bylaws mandating a chairman's neutrality in primary contests. Environmentalist David Brower will discuss .. Restoring the Earth .. in the U CI Science Lecture Hall at 8 p.m. Thursday, March 10. The free lecture is open to the public and spon- sored by the Environmental Coalition of UCI and other campus organizations. Brower is the founder of Friends o f the Earth and a proponent of .. environmental restoration ... an effort to return damaged areas to a condition closer to their natural state. He will discuss the concept's ecolog- ical, economic, military and political implications. For additional information, call Terry Hartig in the UCI Program in Social Ecology at (714) 856-6849. Although be would not speak with The En.Jign this week, reports in other newspapers and his comments to a press conference attended by this newspaper in January indicate he believes Fuentes is trying to di~courage other candidates from running against Baker and is promoting Baker's candidacy in violation of party rules. • • am1c1 GE NTLEMEN·s FASHIONS Invites you to view The C oming of Spring '88 amici - more than just a look Fashion Island -Atrium Court 401 Newport Center Drive Newport Beach, CA 92860 (714) 721-1123 ... t I• THE NEWPOlllT' BBM .. I Fuentes on Tuesday declined to discuss Vaporean 's eharges, saying be has never spoken with his accuser and does not wish to respond to second-hand reports. .. I suppose if you don't get a guy's endorsement, that 's what you say, .. commented Baker on the Rosenberg campaign 's charges. Said Riley: .. I was sad to bear that ... It sounds to me like a vivid, aggressive imagination. I'm sorry N atban is resorting to that kind of politics. I'm not sure that that makes points with people." Meanwhile, Rosenberg pres- ented the Registrar of Voters with petitions containing nearly S,000 signatures of voters in the district in suppon of his candi- ntt ([harin;u,.. ~ /'rl!Sl!lllS Tremendous Inventories of Freshly-Crafted dacy, therefore qualifying for the ballot without having to pay the filing fee. Rosenberg, whose campaign is not cash-short, said he went the signature route to demon- strate and enhance hls grassroots organization. .. It is a tremendous showing of grassroots support,.. Rosen- berg said, adding that the sig- natures were gathered in about JO days by volunteers at shop- ping centers throughout the district. Baker was also citing grass- roots support this week, point- ing to the 700 people in attend- ance at bis headquarters• opening Sunday and stating, "Clearly, we have strong grass- roots suppon ... MINK& FOX Coats Jackets Strollers Featuring a Variety of the Latest Styles & Designs durina Our ·~Pnfy CTafted• An Entirely New Group Of Buutiful MINK & FOX COATS . . .Jackets. . .Strollers All at S.vinp of 50 • 70% Crafted by Charles ... Oranae County's MASTER FURRIER for over 46 years. Remember our Priceless lrwredienf: SERVICE ,_ 4 mlHI I. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Sh9oting from hip in 401h showdown The campaign in the 40th Congressional District is already so hot and heavy that an observer awaking from a prolonged sleep might believe it is only a week until the election, not a week until the filing deadline. The scramble to get ahead of the pack early has produced some remarkable situations, including the scheduled appearance of Robert Bork next k · support of Christopher Cox, general hyste ·cs o e part of Councilman John Kelly of Tustin, nd a series of attacks by the Nathan Rosenberg campaign against county GOP Chairman Tom Fuentes. We 're not sure if bringing in big guns from the East Coast or staking out a position to the right of Herman Goering are going to help Cox and Kelly, respectively, but at least those tactics are relatively harmless. On the other hand, spreading charges about the Republican leadership and then evading direct questions about those charges, all in an effort to appear as an outsider on a white horse and at the same time a member of the party faithful, seems to us to be not only of limited political value in the short term, but a destructive and ultimately self-defeating tactic in the long term. The matter came into the open this week with the endorsement of Irvine City Councilman David Baker by Supervisor Thomas Riley. Rosenberg campaign consultant David Vaporean -who, incidentally, engineered Bob Badham 's campaign against Rosenberg in 1986 in such a way that an offended Rosenberg withheld his post-primary endorsement of Badh,m until just before the general election -repeated previous charges of "bossism" against Fuentes and said that Fuentes and tfle Republican leadership are favoring Baker in the primary, violating party rules mandating neutrality in intra-party contests. Among other things, Vaporean charged that Fuentes, et al are promoting Baker as the Republican candidate, and discouraging other candidates from running. It was a theme that Vaporean had been sounding in a less public manner for several weeks. When pressed in che past to provide details, he would become vague. Our observation would be that if Fuentes is trying to discourage other candidates froni running against Baker, who at last count is facing I 0 other hopefuls, he is failing miserably. We would further observe that Supervisor Riley - and Rep. Badham, who endorsed Baker last week - are grown men who make up their own minds, and arc being proved correct in their judgments. Baker Communications 813 Production P*ace Ne•part Bllch. CA 92663 (714) 131-8120 Pttm....-NH to: P.O.a.1391 NNporta.:t..CA12951-,_ The Ne*'*' ENlgn • pubW'9d ...., °" lhurld9yt. Japan set for The Big One H you watched the week-long television series on earthquakes in Japa.Dr you.i.may ~ve won- dered why the Jipanele seem to be so much better prepared for the next big one that we are. One conclusion from the series is that earthquake survival depends a good deal OD aovemment Jead- enbip and individu_al prepared- nea. In California, we bave a truly remarkable absence of both, despite the efforts of the media, of some leading retail outlets, and a few municipal efforts like those in Irvine. Instead of a aopbiaticated clilu- ter relief prosram, with neip- borbood moaiton, OODltalltly cbectiq reaideata aad tlaeir preparedaeu, California &eta a pidclliq tu refund and a lot of cbat-tbumpiaa about budaet 1urplu1:1. How hollow that tbUlllpiq will sound tbe mom-ma after * .,. OllC bits. A recent IUIWJ IUde it dear that the tencral public ii indif- ferent aboat tile eartbqaake menace iD Sout.bcna California. It ila' eteD aood re.ture ._.. rial for TV •Idiom or •••pa- pen anJIDOR. TM N*1tJ ii widaptad, ..... lib • .ma- ... fatetiw ADd ... .., -ti«••• e •flirt witla delda clailJ . ... ,,__,.. them as bad u the recent Whitt-and issued a booklet titled, of ier jolt. The Japaw face up to course, •Eartbquake Prepared- tbis reality and manqe to live neu." They Qlay still have some with it, produciq quality goods 'copies available. The material and beatina our brains out in wu furnished by Libby Lafferty, world markets. Everybody of CHES of California, P.O Box thinks and talk.a earthquakes, so 1026, La Canada, CA. 91011. property values are unaffected. Tbe 36 paaa in the booklet cite And everyone thinks prepara-18 steps to take, sample menus Time ~f my Life •Y lfN nLTON~' m stored food and water, 1u1- ..Uom for a two weeb' supply mrooc1. Since the Irviae proaram, we'¥e kept food and water stored in CMJ~ ,.... in the hOlllC and iD tM ....... We also keep our motor coecb well- ltecbd witla food ud water, and the RV ii .... leli than me milll froa llot1. We could wait to it if •'ie 1111 able. Prom W. to timil, wi ~or reple•ielt ..e , ... W ..aer. 1111 CHIS '°"'"* cntaim a ...... ... Cl •• npa.ce.. IMlll .... We 11111 DOW and ..... --· • .... of tbil \ -1. t• THE NEWPORT B•M ,_I Police Blotter Tiie Falce.,..."""'''"'*' •• public ... "°'",,.. Newpott ~ ~ cm. wJ .,,..,. In ,..,., 8Mclt. It should be nofed ,,.., crimes llsfled .,. only dml "'*It .. t9fJOlflld tD IN Newport 8w:ll AJlc» ~ Md .,,.-INde .,. only,,__ 11,.,,.a.d ol crimes Md not ti-. conwicllld. MONDAY, FEB.15 CRIMES 0700 -BuraJan reportedly eaUled SIOO in damqe and stole S 125 in change from vending macbina located at the Texaco Service Station, 1600 Jamboree Road. 1100 - A car stereo valued at S380 wu reported stolen from a car parted in the 100 block of Via Lorca. 1300 .. Currency totallina SS,000 wu reported stolen from a busineu in the 3~ block of East Coast Highway. ARRESTS 004S-Jerry Edward Schrader, 27, of Irvine wu arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 2000 -Rene Ignacio Gurrola, 19, of Los Angeles wu arrested on suspicion of possession of amphetamines. 1930 -Rou Allan Bice, 28, of Norco was arrested on suspicion of cliaorderly conduct. 23SS -Robert Jama Herbert, 30, of Newport Beach was arrested on sUlpicion of inflict- ina injury upon bis spome. TUUDAY, FD.16 CIUMIS 0010 -Vandals reportedly camed S2.SO in damqe to a businas in the 2700 block of East Coast Highway. 0700 -Vandals reportedly camed $850 in damqe to a public restroom in the vicinity of Wuhiqton Street. 1030 -Jewelry valued at S 1,900 wu reported stolen from a residence in the 1200 block of Berkshire. 141S -A ring valued at $2,000 ·was reported stolen from a residence in the 300 block of Hospital Road. ARRESTS 020S -Andreas Craig Orum, 2S, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of milde- meanor drunk drivina. J 230 -Liu Lee Newman, 21, Of 8atenf1eld WU arrested OD suspicion of arant theft of prop- erty. WD>NUDAY~ FD. 17 CRDDS J 100 -A car stereo valued at $SS9 was reported stolen from a boat in the 2000 block of West Coast Hipway. 14JS -A watch valued at S 1,500 wu reported stolen from a restaurant patron in the vic-- inity of FMhion llland. 1930 -A VCR. valued at $400, a television valued at 1450 and camera equipment valued at SJ ,200 were reported stolen from a residence in the ~ block of Seaward. 2355 -A prowler was reported in the 700 block of Narcillus. AllllUTS 041S -Eftl'al'do Villa, lS, of Loq Beach WM arreatecl OD suspicion of being under the influence of a controlled sub- stance. , 2350 -Eugene Salvatora Jr., 24, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of disor- derly conduct. TUUDAY, FD. ti CRIMES 0800 -A T-top valued at SI ,000 •• reported stolen from a car parked in the 1200 block of Irvine. J8SS -An attempted buqlary was reported in the 100 block of Via Florence. ARRESTS 0230 -Kathleen Ann Rhoda- Schmeil, 3S, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of mildemeanor drunk driviq. 1230 -Jobn Herald Welty, lS, of Thousand Oaks wu arrested on suspicion of pouasion of stolen mai(. IS30 -Randall Paul Scheets, 37, of Bloomiqton, ID., was arrested on smpicion of attemp- ted robbery. 1S30 -Benedict Edward Le Beau, 63, of Buntiqton Beach WM arrested OD smpicion of POllellioD of marijuana for sale. ISJO-Dumy Blercton, 32, of Huntiqton Bach was arrested on suspicion of pouaaion of marijuana for sale. 2320 -Mark David Allen, 26, a transient wu arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. FRIDAY, FD.It CRIMES 1722 - A wallet and contents valued at Sl2S were reported stolen from a penon in the 100 block of R.ivenide Drive. Alert officer spots fire in metal shop aY BILL llAllVEY Quick action by an alert Newport Beach police officer may have averted a rue of major proportions in the business and industrial area located in the 2800 block of Villa Way, accord- in1 to Jim Upton of the Newport Beach Yue Department. Officer Paul Wilson, 31, was on routine patrol early last week at about 11 p.m. when be spotted a fire in the old Newport Plating building. The fue WU still small and would have been quite easy to miss, but by the time f arc department equipment arrived on the scene, tbe flames bad eaten throup the roof of the structure, Upton reported. Wilson, an eight-year police veteran, notified the fire department, which quickly extinguished the blaze. wwe •Ulpected anon at rmt," said Upton, .. because there were boles in the wall of the building through which someone could have poured a flammable liquid, Two local churches in blood drive Harbor Area reaicleDta can be lifesavin1 heroes in jast one short hour by donatins blood. Two community blood drives are acheduled in the area. On March 14, the Red Cro11 will be at St. Andrews Preabyteriaa Church, 600 St. Andrews Rd., Newport Beach. Tbe boun wiH be from 3 to 7:4S p.m., ancl appointments can be IMde by c.alliq 631-2880. Allo, OD Mardi IS, vo,.... Bil* Cbarcb, 600 Jniae C.111 H Dr., lrviM. will be bc9i• a bloOd clrife from 3:30 to I: IS p.a· DoDon .. mate..,. --... ,.,...... 511-7531. AaJoae who ia at ..... 17 ,..aoldwlweilballOP°"IMll ... ii ia pod l.e.ltb ia ...... to•--· and because we were unable to find anythin1 that could have started the rue. We later down- graded tbe rue to accidental." Don Lee Bush, 29, a partner in the metal plating company, said the company wu in the process of moving out of the building after being evicted. •we h.S to cut a conduit, and couldn't reach it with a saw," said Bush, "so we cut it with a torch. We wet the area down pretty well after we were done, but I guess we missed a spark or two." Bush and partner Junior Lee Edwards, 64, were rmec1 SS,000 after a •chrome rime .. solution spill late lat year, according to Oreg Anmtron1 of tbe Newport Beach police. wrhis solution, which should tion from the floor of the have been plain water, flowed building. Instead of cleaning it out of the tank and down the up, they just swept it to the alley to the street," said Arm-street, where it would have strong, "lt wu contaminated, evaporated or washed on into and picked up more contamina-the bay." DOCTOR JAGVAll~ INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE a REPAIR TIRED OF PAYING FOii COAST HIGHWAY REAL ESTATE1 CALL US FOii IEALISTIC PllCES. 144 W. 119a ST. COST A MESA, CA. 12127 (714) 141-2111 AllllESTS 2350 -Jon Bret Frye, 27. o( Calta Mesa WM U1'Clt.ed on 1u1picion of po11e11ion of nitrous oxide. SATuaDA Y, FD. JI CRIMES .. 1535 -A boat motor valued at $700 WM reported stolen from a boat dock in the 700 block of Lido Park Drive. AllRJ'.STS 0150 -Charles Edward Clif- ford, 41 , of Newport Beach wu arrested on suspicion of child endanaerment. 2200 -Jaime Esperanza Rios, 39, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of miademeanor drunk driving. SUNDAY, FD. lt CIUMIS 1100 - A car stereo valued at Sl,500 was reported stolen from a praae in the 100 block of Bodega Bay. 1930 -A car stereo valued at SI ,000 wu reported stolen from a vehicle in the 3000 block of Setting Sun. ~Dfl.MAR F~ COVERING, LID ~1--nr.,. •CARPET •MARBLE •WOOD •VINYL • Ceramic Tile • Baths/Kitchen • ResKtet ltiat/Qm.. mercial 2720 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar, CA 14 721 -4020 Se& .Kings aim for anothef track _title BY GEORGE PAPPAS Corona del Mar High 's track team is going for their second straight Sea View League Cham- pionship this season. According to Corona del Mar Coach Jim Tomlin, the Sea Kings have a good chance of repeating as champions and arc the team to beat in the Sea View League. Cd M went undefeated in league last season. "I'm not really sure how good the teams in our league arc this year. But I think they arc going to improved over last year's Saddlcback should give us some trouble. They always do," said Tomlin, in his 11th year as coach of the CdM's track team. CdM has captured seven league titles and bas a record of 83-6-1 record under Tomlin. "Univenity has a better team this season. I don't anticipate that Estancia or Tustin will beat us. But Newport Harbor has a good team which we also have to watch out for.,. The Sea Kings haven' lost to Newport Harbor's track squad since 1980. "It would be ever ybody's dream in the league to knock us off. I do n •t mean to sound arrogant, but we have a real good team and I don't see anybody in our league beating us." The Sea Kings face a tough pre-season schedule, which be- gins when they go against last 11 1 rt• NI I IY LllPI .. 1111111 -• Ill. Clllril ~ IW1 M ...., ..... I -.a tirrtli "'* ,. .. I llM ... .a :i: -II III .. IJlp ........ II III ''I II I ... Clnm ... I Ill 11111 _... 1111 ........ 1111 11 8 ., I /IS ............... , ........... .. Mii 11 •II "91 Jiii I ra llr III .. U.. wlll n I 9 11l1f II ...... • .. lllw ~ r' 01 P•I• IT WY BlllllCI ' Lack of depth plagues Harbor track BY GEORGE PAPPAS Last season Newport Har- bor's track team fell short of their aoal of winnina the Sea View Leque title a they lost to Saddleback and Corona del Mar Hip. Harbor Coach Eric -Tweit ltreael that the Sailon tape a 1ood track team this year but be is somewhat reluctant to say if they can knock off cross-town rivals CdM and Sllddleback and avoid repeatiq 1ut year's 3-2 leaaue fmisb. -Slldclleback aDd Corona del Mar are tbe beat tnct teams in the Jeaauc. Tbey are tbe teams to beat," Twcit commented. •we have a competitive team, Softball Standings MONDAY MDIS •c• TUISDAY com ·c· w L w L Ubatya.pcist 3 0 Pcresriae Fllcoas 3 0 FormliDen 3 I Bowllllhen 2 I Newport Har. Hospital 2 I Saydcrl•pton 2 I Fall Stan 2 2 Priority Pollutants 2 I Corooa Extru I 2 SRSTecm 2 I Guy'I NiPt Out 0 2 Go8l Hill Tnern 2 I Globe Trotten 0 3 SukmlolS ... I 2 La Fros lAea I 2 TUUDAY MIMS .... eo. ......... 0 3 w L SC.wide Hiner 0 3 ~N11t11mMI 3 0 filll.........., 2 I WIDNDDAY IONS-CC- Oli•1 . I SCicb 2 I " L S....Mw•n• I I 4 0 S...Nlt' I I 4 0 Je! , .... I 2 3 0 N.l .M8friou I 2 3 I 'Ille"-I 2 2 2 s,.I ..... 0 2 NewpwtSlmb I 2 n...-I 2 WIDNDDAY COD> .... Baam•a• I I J w LWA•m•"hn I l a.Ill -3 N1•adC 0. 0 l R .... I l ne ScrfJ Does 0 4 ~ ...... ., .. 2 .... .,.. I T-lw1l1n • .. Wee A.-I <>ml•• I but I'm not sure if can beat them. It's still early but we don' have depth on our team. We would have wort ftfJ bard to beat CdM or s.dcllebect." •There will be some aood indmdual players our team thil year. Abo naytbiq depeDdl if we stay healthy or not," Tweit ldded. Recent ailkle injuriel to sprin- ter Scott Morency, wlaicb occurred .. be played nnuUaa Net for tbe football tam; and sprinter/ Iona jumper Garth Tamblyn, who also played soccer, could keep the Sailon out of Sea View title 1wecp1takes this year. -Yamblyn ii probably our belt spriatcr ad loaa PmP"· He\ come IMick llrOlll iD pnctice tlail year tH ..... Hopefully, Ilia ukle .,..., ia llOt ~ to ~ -off tbe ...., • Tweit . aphhed. 1Weit llMI T....,_ ii ... to die doctors tllil --to .... OD laow mioaa llil ia;.y ii. n. S8llon 1tn121nt -.•• ••J be their loa1 diltaace ,. .... a.nor ii w iD t111 clilt- nnta bj two croa ~ 1•2 n, Jim Oeali9p ad MM Diao& 01111' • '°"'ii ......... .................. 6. m..'lmasn.,..ittM two mbl na a.m CIU-A llz"'1 ldr .. _.., ..... .._ II lnl ....... I ......... C'11JI M llllf lllM aY GEORGE PAPPAS Newport Harbor Hip's bue- ball coach Wayne Heck streued recently before the start of the season that strong pitching and f1eldiq would be the key to bis team winning games. The Sailon didn' prove Heck wrona this past week, defeating Lquna Hills S-2 and Capistrano Valley 6-4 in scrimmaF games mostly through their pitching. Harbor faces Mission Viejo in a double-header this Saturday starting at 11 p.m. in a home game. "I don' know much about them (Mission Viejo), .. Heck said. 041 know they usually have bad good teams in the past. Most of the schools in the southern part of Orange County have strong teams. Mission Viejo beat us in a double-header last year and we kind of want to even the score this season." Defense and pitcbiq is what did it for UI." One of Harbor's best bitten, Tony Wren, who usually plaJI shortstop, falled in•~ bitter aa•imt Laguna Hills and Capistrano Valley. Wren is recovering from a shoulder IDJUry. 1' ony is bitting the ball real well, but his throwina arm ia still sore and its not where it needs to be. We're hoping be can return to shortstop before the start of league, but he's still a question mark right now," Heck explained. The playing of senior Jason Johnson at second base and shortstop in the scrimmage games impressed Heck. "Jason has been doing reaJ well. He's been a surprise for us so far. He's hitting the ball well and doing a good job in the field ." Ensenada race subject of seminar Both Laguna Hills and Capis- trano Valley are one of the best teams in their leagues, the Pacific Coast and South Coast Leagues, respectively. How did Harbor beat both teams? Very carefully. Heck also singled out the playing of Tony Altobelli, a utility player who bas been filling in at DH or third base_. "He's working harder in prac- tice than anybody else. Tony is somebody we can turn to when somebody is hurt and we need to fill a position." A series of free pre-racesem.in-to Eaenada International Yacht an of tbe 41 st annual Newport Race will be held starting this Basketball Standings MONDAY '"C• .a ENSIGN w L BasketCua 6 I Peal Marwick s 2 HoopU., To Win • 3 lllanden 4 3 Tboernet I Reid.ins 3 • HPI Inocken I s Oub Sportnar I 6 MONDAY '"Attoney U.,." •t UN COLN w L Latham ud Watkins s 2 P, H,JAW s 2 S, Y, CAR s 2 GDA C 3 • O'Mchny 3 .. Rutan ud Tucker I s Norris, Bqp, Sim I 6 TUUDA Y •a• .a ENSIGN w L lbcJu 6 I Artbm A A.lldcncn .. 3 Coldwell lanker IA • 3 hcifx Mutllal 3 .. Perkin-Elmer Spc. 3 4 Touche Rou 3 .. Coldwell lanker I I I s HENRY IS S'llJDYINC FORCOLIEGE Studying for the SAT begins when children first grapple with words and ideas. Later, they must develop effective readintskills. and be able to read faster and retain more of what they read. Build the foundation for coll$ a1Ccessariy. EmoD ,.,...Chld now in one~ our spedal-cl pr..-.: Clla I ....... I ·-· Clltlilfflr_ .......... ~ .........•................. ~'n57 Newport Beada ............. 955-1105 T..t:irl .....................•.... 73().65i81 WIDNt:sD~ Y •A" .. ENSIGN W L California Peckqjn1 6 0 Brave Bunny 3 3 Consultants 3 3 MaJarty'I Fools 3 3 AAA AAA 2 4 Admen 2 4 The Place 2 4 WEDNt:sDA y ·cc .... UNCOLN w Tumainian War Devils 6 Topspin 6 Cho vies 4 Toucbe Roa 3 C ummins A White 2 Silwr Bu.Ueu 2 Western Diptal Corp. I THURSDAY •c .. 8t ENSIGN w 1bird Strina 6 Tbe Heck Attack 4 V..-..iu • The Team 3 WMD 2 Aimlat Allociate I M.aarty'I I ........ .~ ...... • BulcMatll L I I 3 .. s s s L 0 2 2 3 • s s Ow other achievement programs Include: Evelyn WoodSfl4t /)gllamia, S.,.S4f, Colleoe PITp, tllld & • a Wood Reading ~ week. The initial seminar will held March 11 at the Bahia Corin- thian Y acbt Club. Subsequent seminars will take place Much 18 at Capistrano Bay Y acbt Qub and March 25 at the Seal Beach Yacht Qub. The topics will include: Newport Ocean Sailing Auo. ciation and Newport to Emen- ada International Y acbt llace history. How to enter and pre-race preparation. Saib and equip- ment are needed. Day of race: starting line tactics and early race strategy. Anchoring and shore boats. Race festivities at EnsenadL All seminars begin at 7:30 p.m. The program is being spon- sored by NOSA. Harbor pitchen Gary Lind- berg and Jim Jenninp combined to shut down Laguna Bills, while the pitching efforts of Kirk Summen and Zachary Goemer helped ~arbor down Capistrano Valley. Beck will use tbe same pitch- ing rotation against Mission Viejo that he employed in their two scrimmage pmcs. "We played really well, espe- cially our pitching and fielding. It wu a low key scrimmage. We didn' really pay attention to the score, onJy to how well we played." But Heck admitted his team didn' really bit the ball well during the two games. "Typically, our pitching is ahead of where are pitching is at this time of the year. We're not bitting the ball well yet. Heck also mentioned the bit- ting of leftfielder Brad Z.Cnz. 04Brad has been swinging the bat real well We definitely need for him to do that." ' Zenz injured his knee while diving for a ball •pimt Laguna Hills and be didn' play in the Capo Valley pme. Heck said be thinks it's a muscle sprain and that Z.Cnz should be back in the Sailon' line-up for the Miu.ion Viejopme. "There •s two things that hurt us u a team. We donl have a lot depth in our line-up and we're not real talented. If we have good fielding and pitching than we ha~ a good chance to win," Heck remarked. AIR JORDAN -AIR JORDAN AIR JORDAN $95.95 VHP $49.95 OUTRAGE Hlah $38.95 OUTRAGE Low $35.95 NEWI Scolt Tinier Shorts NIKE AIR REVOLUTION $105.95 ••rnf'• Shorts Md Shirts , ............ lulls NEWI ............. - 571. 471. CT8I a. 471. 411 llHDI"' ....... ,.... ..... '* .......... , ........ . ...... ·1a.m.11n T•ul1•111 OPEN WEEKDAYS TILL 8:00 3331 E. COAST HWY., CORONA DEL llAR 673-5531 Gearing up for Ensenada yacht r BY RALPH RODIDIM Oops! Last ~k, in our New- port Marine Trivia Quiz, ques- tion No. 20 asked for the owner of the old pirate ship that wu moored off Bay'sbores. The printed answer wu Humphrey Bogart. The correct answer is James Capey. Thanks go to Horace Nimmo for being an alert reader. Here's a bonus question: For five points, what is the name of Humphrey Bogart's beautiful yacht? Answer: Santana. ••• One of Newport's fines t brought the correct answer to my Jttention. I should have known master mariner Pete Barrett would be on top of the Marine Scene. In addition, we give Mr. Barrett an &uign tip of the bat for recently being elected as the president of the Newport Beach Nautical Museum. Pete will be relieving Terry Welsh, who bu been at the helm for the tut several years. The museum bu plans for four to six exhibits highlighting Newport's nautical history. Let•s all support our nautical heritage by joiniaa-Call 673-3377 Mel •k for Polly Ober, tbe m•e um 'I eucutive director. ••• -Sailon, Iii.art your calendan for April 22. 1be 4 lat Annual Newport to Ensenada Interna- tional Yacht Race acts sail Friday and ends Sunday with a ._ iD Emeaecl• NOSA Pra- ideet Jim hrripa promila tlaat this will be the belt and IDOlt acitina nee ewr. Entry ,.UU an: in the m.u. If you did not receive youn, pleMe call the NOSA office at 640-1351 or pick one up .. any Wat Marine store. Enter now. Who knows, you might win. ••• Newport•s premier varnish Newport HU'bor Yacht Cub's ICCODd fKC of the Dickson Scriel .... wet and wild aft'.U. n. emu. 0.. .Uempt.ed to outuil the r~ualla. Some succeeded. The winners incladed: CLASS A: I. Newsboy, Jaick Baillie (NBYC); 2. Reeler, Jim µnderman (BYC); 3. Cunor, Jeff Farwell (NHYC) CLASS B: I . ~1ebina, Gerry Madi1an (NHYC); 2. Paniolo, Ken Dutcher (BYB) OCC falls short in Cerritos lady Suzanne Davis will assist you in getting your boat Ensen- ada race-ready. Suzanne has announced the date of her next Varnish Seminar will be March 21 . 7 p.m. at the Sea Scout Base. You think varnishing is simpJe? Guess what! It's not! Suzanne's bandy hints will help you make your f uturc varnishing attempts look like a masterpiece. Make your reservations' early. Every seminar is a sellout. The cost is $2S per person with a discount for two or more. Call Suzanne at 675-8039. CLASS C: I . Lapworth Camel, Odin Braatben (NHYC); 2. Crusader Rabbit, John Dens- more (VYC); 3. Electric Pump- kin, Jeff Littell-Skip Elliott (NHYC) Congratulations to the Lehman-12 Bogart Trophy winner.s: The Orange Coast College women's basketball team was strong enough to make three comebacks in its first round Southern California regional playoff game this past week in Cerritos, but finally succumbed in the final 2:30 of a 74-62 loss to the Falcons. The loss-in OCC's first appearance in the playoffs in READINGS BY · KRYSTAL \,~. J: Nm.Tmotc.d &Q,.ea1Peallng9 .. _. Al9i.; A• Inf. & A.dluw Fulll )Q.I' deltS1y wlltl help ii al n-• d • IUCta • LcNe.,.,..,... and Ekllh& This llldy .. the ~ lhlt )Q.I and~ .... hlM beat ~igfor. Cal For Appall at left Phone 548-9554 coach Larry Sunderman •s fiye years at the Pirate helm-ended occ·s season at 16-15. Cerritos is 25-8. "Cerritos did a great job of rotating their people into the game, keeping fresh players on the court at all times," Sunder- man said. "We just don't have that kind of depth. Their press wore us down at the end." OCC trailed 11-1 at the outset, but scratched its way back into the game, trailing 20-15 on a Kim Ellerman buket with 9:35 to go in the half. An eight-point Cerritos run put the Falcons back in charge, 30-17, with 6:01 left in the half. The last six minutes, though, belonged to the Pirates, who cut the lead to 34-30 at halftime with a 11-2 run. Ellerman again fueled the comeback with five of the 11 pointa . When Gilly Powell, who scored 21 of her aamc-hiah 28 points in the leCOnd half, opened the ICCond half with a pair of buckets, occ tied the pme 34- 34, baviq beld CerritOI tcOre- Jeu for Dearly six minutes. Then the Pirates went dry theatvca, aoina S:JO without a point before Ellerman •s two free throws broupt them within 11 , 47-36. But Ellerman wu called for a char1e . a f cw Leading Edge® II• CDMPITllLE MODEL "D" -COMPUTER e 31 IEI FIXED DISK • 360K FLOPPY • 512K RAM • AMBER/GREEN MONITOR • MSDOS3.1,G.W. BASIC • 20-MONTH WARRANTY e •.7717.18 MHz • LEADING EDGE MODEL L SERtES• 12008, 24008 MODEMS OPTIONAL r LA_ moments later and left the game with five fouls and OCC down, 49-36. Without their most effective inside player, things looked grim for the Pirates. But that's when Powell, one of the leading scor- ers in the state as a f resbman this • • • year (22.9 ppg.). went to work. Sea ,,1.ngs. In the next 7:'11' the Woodbridge ft·j • • I . Jeff Olson-Marla Coon (NHYC). 2. Ned Jones-Jory Twist (NHYC). 3. Chuck Beek-Dody Beek (NHYC) . High product scored 17 of OCC's 21 points-Annie Foley II I If rr. NI I weJJ. had the other four-and the year's Sunset League Champion All three were outstanding Pirates cut the lead to 63-57 with Edison High School 3 p.m. runners on CdM•s cross country 2:43 left. today in a home meet. team, which took the Sea View OCC, which bad gone to a "Edison bu a very good team, League title last year. fullcourt press itself during the so were going to be tested early," Other standouts include Paul final run, wu visibly fatigued at Tomlin admitted. Scott, John Carmichael and that point. Cerritos' Brenda In the next few weeks, the Sea Hunter Pierce, who Tomlin also Lonae and Shelley Schack each Kinp also 10 up against Orange describes u fine runnen. recorded steall and euy bukcts County Champion Capistrano "Lavelle, Shryock and Rob- to put OCC behind by 10 again, Valley and Woodbridge, which bins should rack up the points 67-S7. Foley fouled out with 1:43 is favored to take the Pacific for ua in the distance running for to go, an4 it wu all over. Coast League and who only lost ua and the other runnen on our It wu the final same for to CdM in 1987. team will be trying to catch Foley, who prepped at Estancia, But CdM bu most of last them," Tomlin atreued. and all-copference point guud year's team returning. The Sea Kinp will also be Nancy Lux (Colla Mesa), who ••we don't have any sur-atrona in the hurdle events, played a IUODI alHround pme prises," Tomlin admitted ... We Tomlin said. Tlaote returning with nine points (mdudiq 6-of-have a couple of promi•ina new from lut ya.r'I team include 8 from die charity It.ripe), four . kids, but nothing we can take Doua Davis, Jeff Brixey, Bonnie rebounds and four Mlilts. to the bank yet." Liu, Davin Carlton, Mark ..We~ raged at times, but CdM•s group of distance Miller. Davia and Brixey may I w• proud of the way the ladies rwmen may prove to be the Sea also be tapped for relay duty. kept coming back," said Sund-Kinp strong point again this "Davia U. one of the beat erman afterward, "I wu espe-season. Tomlin stressed that his times of the retumin1 burdlen," cially happy with Foley's play team is vcnatile in the distance Tomlin said ... We have other inside against Cerritos' bigger, events ranging from the half mile good runnen in the event also." faster post people. Without to the two mile. Sean Woolsey will lead the Ellerm~ that game could have They will be led by Eddie Sea Kings in the sprinting turned into a rout, but we hung Lavelle, whose best time in the events. in there. It was their depth and mile is 4:23 and in the two mile Despite being injured most of ability to pressure us all night event, 9: 14.8. Greg Shryock 1987, W ool1ey manqed to pJacc which was the difference, (4:23 and 9:40) and Jim Robbins in the sprints in the 1986 league though." ( 4: 18.8 and 9:46) also should do finals. PACIFIC TRAVEL stlOOL ,<·7 ---·-J ------_. es:r~o ,~-----!~ _ . ,;_.Ci Sa!lors. . . n•ue*"'-""'"""'"''•nnnun·••• I 11 1. m,. I u n•••w performance • 9:SO. Oeerlinp wu lut year's Sea View League champion in the mile. "The mile r.ce is Jim's best event. He can nm the half-mile and two mile nca, but we need him for tbe mile run." In tbe .,..mu, the Sailon have Morency, :ramblya and football p1a,.. Robllie Power. AD tine will be nmnin1 the 100, 220 Jard ...... and ~ 1lld nlaJ,.. for the Sailon. ~ ....... , ftlD in UlltJ, Twwit laid. -wlaich 0 ................... . T llsalllllo....-.._ llaJ ... ..... .... ==.: .. ~-:..= .. CCI I la ....... Jlllillf ... ,. 'h ........... ,.. .. .._" , ............ . a·tt·••••a. •••• ••••d"" 4 ia ... ...,. ~ _. IS-7 iD ... ,. ........ ,.. to wia. -I. l•THEN1WP0"1'•1••t•I men style and com' rt .. Amici." The name in Italian muns "Friend." and tbia ii tbe premile bebiDd tbia new men\ atore ill -Fashion lalanCI. Amici wu founded out of two men's- Pablo Duayhe and Andre Fiona-idea to be totally com- mitted to men 'I needs. With that in mind, for 18 yean the store has been a leader in fulf allina that commitment. For instance, on Sundays Amici's offen a color analysis program for aentlemen. Cer- tainly, what with the wide spec- trum of color now available in fashion for men, such a program is on the must list, particularly since clothing is so expensive these days (for example, gone forever arc the days of SIO neck:wear-silk ties now range anywhere from $40 to $60). If the color selection is wrong, this is a pretty costly mistake. For this and other reasons, Amici's Vice President Ramon Del Pazo and his general man- ager, Steve Perry, instituted the program here, which not only deals with color, but male phy- 1iopomy. Endo, Ecto and Maomorphic body types haft ben around since the beainnin1 of man; but it's fairl_y difficult for an individual to 1elf-aaalya which ca&qory be falls into and which styles arc, therefore, suitable. For yean American men have been accustomed to hearing that the .. European Cut" wu not constructed for them, and, u a consequence, they shied away from even trying the outfit on. Well , there is a large body of consumers in these here United States, so something bad to give. The solution was that Europeans adjusted their designs to accom- modate the American physique, with its broader shoulders. Amici's basically carries styl- ish European clothes from the houses of Hugo Boos, Mondo, Luhta, l'Cortigini, Nino Danieli and Esco la, to name a f cw that arc geared for comfort and case. The store's philosophy in select- ing such designs is for men to have fun and enjoy their clo- thing, not only in their casual Meetings & Events Cllabad Wo••• of lnl•e present their second annuaJ celebration of JIWllll Womm'I Week with an evening of song and dance entitled .. A Tapestry in Time." The presentation will be held on Mar. 7 at the UC Irvine Villqe Fine Arts Theater at 7:30 p.m. General admission tickets are $12.SO, Patron tickets are $25. Open to women only. For further information, contact Lana Garun at 714-8S4-6228. ••• Tbe New,ort ••~ .... Ll•r•rJ, Newport Center Bnncb, invites you to brina your brown Md luncb and join the experts for a.n. on._, el ~ The --ii • follows: March 7, Communications With Your Cbildren, Dr. Leon Baron. March 14, Couple Commun- ication. Dr. Larry Mcyen. RUIDDITIAL RIAL TY BUYING or SELLING March 21, Fathering, Dottie Apel. March 18, Creative Step- Parenting, Dr. Larry Meyers April 4, Preschool Discipline and Communication, Dottie Apel. Guest speakers arc courtesy Coastline Community College Speaken Bureau. Programs are free, and coffee wiU be provided. Newport Center Branch is located at 8S6 San Clemente Drive in Newport Beach. Proarams will Jut about 40 minutes. For more information, call Jackie Headley at 644-3186 ••• Ka1 ......_ will be oflerina two cootina cl .... at Sii 1 • I 0 111'J ... C.• 1m atartina Tuaday, March 15. The subject will be 11 All About Souffla" and will addreu a pata aouflle, a apiucb and cbicten IOUftle and a choc'ola&e IOuflle with Grand *Free Written Mart.t Evatuetion · * Home Tours By Appoirwtrnents . * Hi&hnt l'*lritY * MUitipie U1ti"1 Member * Courteous Service • Extra Mwirtisins *Twenty Yws in Newport Buch * Computer Printouts Loretta Curci 644-1367 I f 4 Marnier sauce. Registration is S2S per class, and pre-registration is required. Sherman Libraries and Gardens is located in Corona del Mar. For further information, call 714-673-2261. ••• Those who have moved to the Newport Beach area in the past three yean arc eligible to join the Newport Beadl NewcolBel''s Clab. The club is a good way to meet new friends and become acquainted with the area. For more information regarding general meetings and Special Interest Groups, call 760-0S97 or 7S9-1382. ••• Vlrl' 'n CMde, founder of the VirJinia Clltle Auxiliary Aaist- ance Lequc, Newport Beach, will be honored at the 1 '7dl Aaaaal Aadqae Leclare ud L-clleon to be held at the Newporter Resort. The luncheon will held on Thursday, March 10, and Castle will be honored for more than 40 years of volunteer service. Fort more information, call 528- 1258. Tiie Caromel Claapter, a guild of the Performing Arts Center, will bold their major r...... on March 17, 1988. The Improvisation in Irvine will be the site of the Shamrock Cale where of'iainal comedy and fine dining will be serwd up with a St. Patrick's Day flair. Colleen Buttiqen is event chairman. For mo~ information, call 497-i066. ••• Alel'iaof ............. I Ml for tbe 41at Annual Newport to EDICDlda International Y acbt Race is beina sponsored by the "One cl. the Better Orchestras &1he in Southern Calibnia" i!h(Ja..-t __ _ SYMPHONY MARCH 12 8:15 p Ironanl ..... ................ Piano Concerto No. 2 john Larry Gra11Fft Conducting intbc~ll ~~ 520 --~Sara Alla &;~. IMY COllPWt. IUIC ~us a SPOATW«f f1t41 , ...... Cltat .... ,... .. s..wu...o...-_..... Tidlrts: 120. 118. IU.'9 .... 14 662-7J20 and Ktiw attire, but tbe .. and neaina tuxedo. Tbia year, suit and nenina jackets Ian to a fuller moaldcr with notcbed lapels, and en be siqle. double or six buttoal. The latter baa become quite popular with men in bmiaa1 due to its wearability. TroUten range in style from pleated to non and, depending on prefer- ence, cuffed or uncuffed. We see a return of the rounded collar in dress shi.rts and a rile in popularity in band-made, band- rolled silk ties in florals and particularly paisleys. Ties are very much a penonal expression of the man, as is the knot used, whether the latter be slip, half and / or double Windsor. Active and casual clothing carried succcssf ully combines wearability and style suitable to every man's personal expression. This is the essence of the store, for it carries a unique mix of merchandise. Amici's is located in the Atrium Court at Fashion Island/Newport Center. _ .......... Newport Ocean Sa'h1 Amod- atiola. Seminars will include infor- mation on NOSA and Newport to Ensenada yacht race history, bow to enter and pre-race prep- aration, including sails and equipment needed. Also to be co•ered will be starting line tactics and early race strategy as well as race festivities in Emenada. All teminan start at 7:30 p.m. and will be held at: Friday, March 11, Bahia Corintlaiaa Yacht Club Friday, March 18, Capistrano Bay Yacht Cub Friday, March 2S. Seal Beach Yacht Cub "" . \~I ~ NEPAL Armcltek Adw9ftrure Serie• I Pll -PlllDAY. MARCH 4 TICIMla:SI Msaa1; .... Doer S•o111 Mite a, .. s-... ,,.,..,. Ballet Poei/ica 2:9 NI -SATURDAY. •RCHS llcMla: MM a •; • 0.. PADDY WEST Irish Folk Kusic SATURDAY. llARCM I • "' -..... Atta Redlal .... Tlclsetl: SI M•llCll; M Deor Tit~ SiM StTttt SIRUllERS ---------.. -- OP Guilds sample Viennese ambience Vienna conjures Johann Strauss, his waltzes, the most famous of which were presented in his beloved~ Fkdemunu. The latter, underwritten by Harborlite F.dward McGrath, is the final production in Opera Pacific's 1987-88 season. So it was that the Guild Alliance sponsored a pre- opening dinner, naturally using a Viennese theme. Held at the Red Lion Inn, the committee, headed by Kathleen Rbynerson and Nancy Sorosky, acknowl- edged McGrath's generosity. Also honored were Guild pres- ident Laila Conlin, her husband Bill, and Lillie Hinde, who underwrote the appearance of the Oakland Ballet in Act II of the opere~ which, incidentally, continues through to March 6. Following the opening night perf onnance, Impressario Circle members bad the oportunity to meet with the cast at a cham- ---.. -~ Harborlites pagne reception held at Ambro- sia. Just a few of the many who attended the festivities were F.d Schumacher (his wife Flossie, chair of OP's board, was home in bed, felled by the Ou), Anne and Bob Badham, Barbara and Ben Harris, Barbara and Bud Quist, Susan Bartlett, Elaine Lucas, Rose Smedegaard, Geor- gene and Ralph Smith and Gerry and Wally Schroeder. ••• The Associates gathered together at the Pacific Plaza for a lavish champagne brunch, which celebrated the opening of Turnip Rose's Costa Mesa facil- ities. Virginia Bender, president IY •IA VOi BUR8ER of this Orange County Trauma Society support aroup, also uked memben and guests to save June 17 for the annual Western BBQ. Just a few of the many who attended were Gayle and Bob Andenon, Athalie Clarke with Howard House, Joanne and Bill Stewart, Sandra and Gerald Brodie, Mary Ann and Lon Wells, Patricia and Jack Groth and Nora and Vin Jorgensen. ••• If you like Asian food, then treat yourself someday to a Chinese Banquet. Particularly if it is sponsored by the Orange County ChiDHe Cultural aub: In celebration of~ Year of the Drqon, 4686," the aroup- aome 4SO stroq-ptbaed at the AaiaD Palace to feat on more than 10 delicious courses (talk about beiq satiated), while enjoyina the traditional New Year Lion Dance and the ope- Helen and Jack Woo, Traute and Loren Huycke, Once and Peter Yong, Barbara and Arthur Powell, Chris and Eric Yao, Ada and Marcus Dodson, and Anita and Henry Chew, to name just a fe9i. • •• Honored at a cocktail recep-ratic voice of Jian Wang. .. tion held at the Five Crowns were put and present board members of the Asae11ment Treatment Services Center, as well as all major donon. On March 2A, A TSC's Sophisticates will sponsor their annual lun- cheon at the Four Seasons. Mary and 1bomu Lee, pres- idents of OCCCC, welcomed the guests, whoee table favor wu "leetee" (an ancient custom of wrappiq money in red enve- lopes). Guests included Ruth and Lock Ding, Myril and Norm Kreuder, Pearl and Frank Sun, MaraLou and Jerry Harrington, Verna and Thomu Chow, Jim Baker, Amy and Wally Wong, Carolyn and Charles Papp, Mabel and Peter K. wan, Ruthie Jensen with Bob Smith, May Sue and Lonin Chee, Flavia and Ken fall!!, Baronessa Scuillace, ••• Mark your calendar for March 10! That's when the area's prominent men in business and government step out to model in "Gentlemen's Haberdashery," chaired by Sup. Tom Riley to benefit the Sisten of the Sacred Heart. Movie Stars, Plastic Surgeons, T.V., Radio and Doctors are all talking about the remarkable non-surgical technique of facial rejuvenation. In as little as 15 sessions you can look 5 to 10 years younger and keep that younger look with one visit every 3 months. 857-5544 CDS-Irvine 842-1128 CDS-Hwllllil!llon We Also Offer Monthly Toning Facials To Keep You Lookina Youna ... ---~---. . - ART's 'Betrayal' promi es to b ' - r aY WDY DUFFY Nicely IOttled into a Santa Ana induatrial bui1dina, AJtematiYC Repertory Theatre bu let about tbe lerioua buai- neu of offering local theater aoen freab new interpretations of cl ... ic plays. Harold Pinter's •Betrayal" ii currently showing at ART and it well may be that like its predeceuor, "No Exit," the show will be held beyond its scheduled closing date. And for good reason. ART is tiny and .intimate, the perfect place for a the artful praenta- tion of a play that demands close attention by its audience. Directed with areat feeling and skill by Robert Sternberg, the show is presented without interruption, a daring decision, as attention spans in Orange County tend to be short, but one that was certainly well founded. "Betrayal" is a journey back- ward through time that exposes the twists, turns and complicated lies of a love triangle. Sternberg hand1ed his actors with pat flDelll. n. ...a apace f orce1 reliance upon 1tron1 emotion and facial expraaion. the proximity of audience to acton precludel all but subtle, FDuine expreuion within limited phyaical boundar- ies. The show opens on Emma (Cindy Hanks), and her ex- lovcr, Jerry (Lawrence Levy), meetina oYer a drink to tat tbe watcn of memory. Slowly, we learn that Emma has come to the end of her marriage to Robert (John Turnbull). Robert and Jerry are belt friends and business auociatel; a relatiomhip which has been subtly changed by Jerry's yean- long dalliance with Emma. The affair takes place in a flat which they shared in the afternoons. Emma bitterly reveals to Jerry that Robert has become involved with another woman. The balance of the ninc--scene play takes the audience into the past, to the beginning of what has become a mass of twisted talcs and lies of commiuion and BELGIAN WAFFLE INN Home of the Fantudc Bel&ian Wafllel, tile Glpntlca 4-Ea Omelets, anci The Superb S.ndwicbes. South Cout Plua Villqe 3800 South Plaza Drift Santa Ana/ Costa Maa (71~) 557-5116 • Mon c:batea• Restaurant ...,,., ..,._. & Prnldl c..,,,_ ....,.,w~ 1VorW ,...,,.. ........... hd'L Llllldl ,,,,,, ,,,,.,,.,. ~ 114/830-3810 23'0BlToro1111. Bl Toro omieftaa Bab, UV, ind Turabull all do a _,.. daaa CNdil•ble job ol cleftlopiaa cbaneten ad ftm t••i• •-emodoa; The rllalt ii u even perfonunce from an tine pla,en. Bab, .........,.,. illowa • clepdl of Uader•ectiaa for bet roll. A DOie ol .-Homic nlW OOIW froa ,.._Seitz, wbo ju.1 up tbe amaU role of an Italian waiter. The w11ne-o..,.., ..... by Cbrilta Bartel WM aimple and effectiw ia ita recc.-.nitioa that tile aadieace doe1a'l need cliltnadoa • die fwia•ti• ._. molda. ..,. .. .,, ia t11e .. quarten of tbil pint.med theater. ....,,.. .. by S.oltl Plltla Qlft ,,. .... "' ,,,,. .. ~ R•JMrlory 'l'll••IN 11troqlt Jltlrdt 20. '"',..,,,,,,.,,,, e.11 IJ6-'/!Plf. Al•8Hf A,eMi E•-IL4ill Clalu • For the lovers of beautiful china, at more affordable pr.ices! .. FEATURING FINE CHINA DINNERWARE Royal Albert • Spode • Aynsley WedpOOcl • Royal Doulton Para1on • Portmeirion ANOOTHEU .... BACCARAT, LALIQUE A WATERFORD l - Work1 ltJ Slllrle1 C•altlla, Vace ......... Romeo Tamaatl, Mas DeM-... OrlalMlo are currently on display at Galleries Toucbe, 499 North Cout High- way, Lquna Beach. Houn arc 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to S p.m. on Sunday. Call 497- 4491. Maritime artist John Stobert'1 Sb new Htlaopapbs will display through March 31 at Whitman Galleries, 3S4S East Coast High- way, Corona dcl Mar. Hours arc 10 a .m. to S p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 675- 2478. "Spa~e-Upt Equilibrium" feat- uring works by Richard Godfrey is currently on display at Rancho Santiago Art Gallery, 17th and Bristol, Santa Ana. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 11 a.m. to I p.m. on Friday. Call 667- 3177. PbotoeraplaJ bJ Getr Jordahl will display March 1-31 at Susan Spiritua Gallery, 3333 Bear Street, #330, Costa McsL Call s.i9-1SSO. A flae-art pllotopapldc exWWt ltJ Murta Coot will display March 1-31 at the Costa Mesa Library, 18SS Park Avenue, Cotta Mesa. Call 646 8845. Oii ..-otJpa and ml•ed •e• pat.tlap ltJ Deaah Loalse Set.ob will display March 7 through April 4 at Sandstone Gallery, 3U-A North Cout Highway, Lquna Beach. Houn are 11 Lm. to 4 p.m., daily. Call 497-6775. Rad Ryder cumin' back Mark Mcdoff's acclaimed drama, "When You Com in' Back, Red Ryder?" opens March I 0 at Orapgc Coast College. The production, presented by OCC's Repertory Theater, runs Thursdays through Sundays, March 1()..13 and March 17-20, in OCC's intimate 60-seat Studio Theater. Curtain is set for 8 p.m. ni&htly. There will also be a 2:30 p.m. matinee on both Sundays. Directed by OCC drama pro- feuor, Bill Purkiss, the play contains frank languqe and situations and ii recommended for IMlults. This play ii a gripping, incisive drama and ha received the Obie Award and the Outer Critics Circle Award. CMt memben include Alma C. Ferrera-Grand and Nick Winkler of Hutiftatoa le8cb, Ja Hearicboa of Newport •acll, Canyl Hagina of Santa Aaa. ~arra Oreeae, Poazcr lule a• Adam Pwtill, ad Dnid ...... of Colla Mea Ticteta, priced at S4, are •• He'll bJ pllw ... Vila m M 11 IWd. Til:bll wiD be .._ .... el tM door for 15. Ma.. ..... ~ Arurla TaJ- lor ... ......., ., ... Price will display March 2 tbroup May I at Bowen M meum Galleria, 2036 N. Main Street, Santa Ana. Houn arc l l Lm. to .4 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday, and 12 to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Call 964-2620. Waa.coion bJ G.W. M•Wsna ... ,..,..,...,,Geri Coma- will display at the Newport City Hall' Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, through April 6. Houn arc 8 a.m. to S p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 644-3017. MUSIC The Oran1e County Y outb SJm- phonJ Orchestra will perform March 6 at 4 p.m ., in Chapman College's Auditorium. Tickets arc $4 for adults, $2 for children and senior citizens. Call 997- 6871. PaddJ West will perform Irish folk music on March S at 8 p.m. in Orange Coast College's Fine Arts Recital Hall. Tickets arc $5 in advance, $6 at the door. Call 432-5880. Coaapo911' / percuulonist Garry Hemla1way will perform "Aivilik Rays" as part of the Newport Harbor Art Museum's Contemporary Culture Series on March 3 at 7:30 p.m. The museum is located at 8SO San Clemente Drive, Newport Beach. Tickets are SS.SO for Muteum memben and students and S7 .SO for aeneral admissioa. Call 759-1122. Moart Camu ... will peJforza .. A Spring Serenade .. on March Sat 8 p.m. in the Santa Ana Hiah School Auditorium, 520 S. Wal- nut Street, Santa Ana. Tickets arc $14 in advance, $16 at the door. Call 581 -2600. STAGE "CarOUlel," The Rogers and Hammcntein musical is show- ing at Elizabeth Howard's Cur- tain Call Theater, 680 El Camino Real, Tustin. Prices start at Sl6.9S and include full waiter service and show. Call 8ll-IS40. "Snow Wllite _. die Sn• Dwufa" will be perf ormcd by The Ballet Repertory Tlleater of Huntiqton Beach March 5 at 2:30 p.m. in 0ranae Coat Col- lete\ Robert B. Moore Theater. Tickeu arc S4 in advance, $3 for Don't! HAXW£U "S AWAlD WINNING SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET QUICHE SHRIMP TACO STANO EGGS IENEDICT SCIAHIL£D EGGS lllNTZES •.SMOKED FISH UGUSTATION N:IEDa.E WAD SB.£CTION IACON, w.Ma •CANADIAN IACON LOX, Cl£AH otEISf., MGEIS •ONIONS CARVED STEAMSHIP IOUND OF IE£F a IAICED HAH MAXWEU-S fOfOYEIS• • •IEID'Y MUFFINS DAmN:i /MAY OF DE&ITS ~AlY aww ta.& • s.-.. Por f•rt•er iafcmaatioa, ~(714)43~51m .. __ .. ------ children under 12, SS at the d oor. Call 432-5880. "Mrs. California, .. Doris Baiz- ley's hilarious backward glance at the 'SOs and the housewife state, will play through March 26 at the Grove Theatre Com- pany's Gem Theatre, 12852 Main Street, Garden Grove. Tickets arc $12-SIS. Call 636- 7213. .. Tiiie Odd Couple, .. Neil Simon •s classic comedy presented with a twist, featuring female playen in the lead, will play March U in Orange Coast College's Drama Lab. Tickets arc $5 in advance, $6 at the door. Call 432-5880. ua will present a dance conccn choreographed by and per- formed by graduate students in dance, March 9 -12 at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Concert Hall. Tickets are S4 to S6 at the Bren· Center box office and at Td- etron outlets. Call 856-SOOO. LET US DELIVER YOUR DINNER TONIGHT! J Now ... enjoy fine food from popular local restaurants without leaving the comfon of your home! New! 2 Strips of a.con 2Link ........ 2 Hofe••• 2Egp s2,49 '3.79 Senied........, thru Ftldlf 4•tD11 :30 .. ....~,, •. , . cmnrneaat• •••• ftllllD .............. OPaMHOUM - - •a I' a; 1• THE NEWPORT B8GN Going 'B8yond Busine's AS U "RewwmlMr tJw Lord yow God. for it u He who 6'w8 you tlw ability ID produce WHJth . ., -Deuteronomy 8:18 BY PEGGY DARNELL Dr. Millard MacAdam, a manqement and cleYclopment comultant with 20 years exper- ience in businea, explained the INSIGHTS ' idea behind "Beyond Business As Usual,,, a seminar designed to apply Biblical principles to the business world. "The basic concept came to me about a year ago," he recalled. "I became very much more aware of people in business who were struggling aroudn situational ethics. We have corruption in some of our most conservative business institu- tions. There seems to be a conflict in the human spirit operating on two levels -talk- ing one way, wal.kiq another." So, "Beyond Business As Usual" is designed to hlep people in t&e business world identify and use the Biblical principles of leadership and management, with positive results for the quality of the company's pro- duct and service to customers. It is also designed to encour- age skills that help in conflict resolution, to free creative ener- gies, and to help in penonal and organizational skills, thereby saving time and money. The workbook used in the group includes a very popular goal-achievement chart, a self- reflection chart that takes in all aspects of a person'• life. In looking at the chart, one can pinpoint the areas strength and weakness, what needs more attention to achieve a desired outpome. Included are spiritual, mental, emotional, professional, comniunity service, financial, social, recreational, familial, and physical categories, all useful in setting goals and determining what needs to be improved. Another area that is stressed is the basic concept of ·the importance of feedback, and surveys that can yield a clear picture of the ditection of the company and the workers' atti- tudes towards it, attitudes that This is done by beina kind, help or hinder progress in the loving and gracious in approach, business world. MacAdam be said. pointed out that a manqer can Biblical principles suggest we get a very clear impression of the operate out of faith, and business' imqe from all penon-discourage · negative responses nel, regardless of their job that arise from fear and frustra- description. tion, MacAdam stated. Paycho- Feedback to employees is logical principles suggest that most important, MacAdam feedback is most effective when said, as it is a tool for helping .. given immediately after a task another person reflect on per-bu been completed or a behav- sonal behavior. He advised ior exhibited. providing information about "Solnething I have found to bow effective and efficient a have merit in trying to change penon's actions are in relation penonal behavior in the work- to his or her job not in a place," MacAdam said, "is to let judgelbental fashion, but rather a co-worker know you are trying in a descriptive way so as not to improve traits that might to provoke a defensive reaction. impede success in the place of hll1ia•. For eumple, •Y you are workina on impatienee and you want to dl•np it for the better at wort and in penonal relatiombips. Your co-worker can 1ive you feedback on behavior aoina either direction. "You allo need to coqratu- late younelf for maall succeaes, celebrate a prayer of lfalitude for cbaqed behavior, and use the feedback to go forward. -rbe workplace is an increcl- ible opportunity to use Biblical principles in manqement and leadenhip. We can all help each other us the programs to assist companies in 'seeding, cultivat- ina and harvesting' employees, secular business colleagues and customers. As it says in Matthew 9:37, 'The harvest is good, but laborers are few. - MacAdam also cited Stanley Tam, author of God Owns My Bwlness: "Too. often people think of church as a relationship apart from life, something you do on Sunday, but rarely the rest of the week ... We see other with their sleeves rolled up, hard at it, no Sunday Front. This is where the Gospel is most rele- vant." In closing, MacAdam stated his goals in "Beyond Business As Usual." "My main interest is to help people see that we have clear and responsible choices how we use our businesses to serve God and love othen. We share proctical results, producing strateaies based on sound Biblical princi- ples of leadership and manage- ment, using Jesus Christ u a model of leadership and ser- vice." ne AllOdatec1 Studmtl o1 Oran1e Coast Colleae has donated $10,000 to the OCC Foundation toward the planned expansion of the school's Row- in1 and Sailln1 Center. Community Service needed to staff the main inf or- mation desk and provide TLC and comfort to families of the patients. The ro~g and sailing center, located between the Balboa Bay Club and the Sea Scout l!ue at J 80 J West Pacific Coast High- way, is planning the addition of a second story to house two cla11room1. New restrooms, storqe rooms for the schools fleet of boats, a boat workshop CSULB choir is set for St. Mark's The U Diversity Choir of Cali- fornia State Uni'Yel'lity, Lona Beach, will perform a concert a St. Mark Presbyterian Cburcb on Sunday, March 6 at 4 p.m. The choir, under the direction of Frank Pooler, is iatcrnation- ally prominent in its performan- ces of contemporary wort and bu demomtratcd its vcnatility in concerts of works from Renai11ance, Baroque, and CJ...aa literature in llddition to cboralopapby, tbe avant garde and choral jazz. Jane Frank is accompanist and auiatant director. • well • music mr.or at St. Mark. The church is located in New- port Beach at 2100 Mar Vilta Drift, at tbe corner of Jamboree and Eutbluff South, acrou from Corona del Mar Hip School. For more information call 644-1341. and an office will also be added. ••• Volunteen seeking experience in later•lewlaa for jolt plac1•mt are needed by the Vol•ateer Center of So .. • Oraaae Cwat1. Volunteen will be trained to identify motivation, interest, abilities and skills in order to effectively place persons in volunteer staff positions with non-profit qencies. For more information, call 9S3-S1S1 or · SSl-3176. • •• on ... are needed to deliver meals to homebound senion. A friendly disposition, aood driv- ing skills and 90 minutes per week are the only requirements. An immediate need exists in Cotta Mesa and t.1iuion Viejo. For more information, call For more informatio~ call 9S3-9S3-S1S1 or S82-3 l 76. S1S1 or S82-3 l 76 . ••• Join Orange County MADD'a lifesaving volunteer Speak•\--. •. Our goal is to have a MADD speaker ~ each and every driver's education class in Orange County by September, 1988. Please call MADD at S32- 6233 for more information. ••• UCI Medical C..ur is in need of volunteen with Sood drivin1 records to drive an electric cart and wort patiellta from the parkina lot to the main entrance. The newly designed gift shop needs volunteers to work morn- ing, afternoon and evening shifts, and volunteers are also • •• Tiie 0raaae COlllltJ Alloda- tloa for Meatal Healt• has announced the election of Mark S. Ga.pa. to their board of directors. Gaughan, manager of fund development for Rodheim Mar- keting Group, wu elected for a one year unexpired term. Gaughan holds a master's degree in business administration from Pepperdine U nivenity and a bachelor's degree in ar1I man- qement from the Univenity of Alabama. He is also a member of the Oranp County Demo- cratic C.Cntral Committee and the Laguna and Newport Har- bor Art Museums. ~NOYD ftCiiliOUI ...... llAMllTATIMDIT The foflowh11 person is doi"I businns H: ROSEM· ARIE AND CO .. 1130 Berk- shire Line. Newport Beach. 92660. Roset'MrieS.rbatti, 1130 Berkshire Lane, Newport ee.ch. CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 3-82. Si1ned: Rosemarie Bar· batti. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranle County on Feb. 8, 1988. File No. F3'063 l 2/112/182/25 313 1137 PU8UC NOT1Ct ACittiOUI WUI NAiil STATIMDfT The followina persons are dolna business as: SHORE· LINE RATE ANO INVEST·, MENT SERVICES, 425 30th St. Suite 28, Newport Beach. CA 92663. Bur1ess H. Norminton, 315 32nd St., Newport, CA 92663. Christopher Norminton, 315 32nd St., Newport, CA 92663. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 1I 15/88. Signed: Burgess Normin· ton . This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oraflae County on Feb. 2. 1988. File No. F370020 21112/182125 313 1133 PUBLIC NOTICE FtCTmOUS BUllNESS '' NAME STATEMENT The followina persons are doin1 business as: A·l TOOL, 1584 Riverside Place, Costa Mesa 92627. Lisa .Jeanette S.teman, 1584 Ri~ ptace, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Trent Allen Bateman, 1584 Riverside ptace, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. This business is con· ducted by husband and wife. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed 1bove on N/A. Silned: Liu J. S.teman. This lt*ment was filed with the County Clerk of Or.,.e County on Feb. 2, 1988. File No. F370022 2/11 2/18 2/25 3/3 1134 1.-1n ITAYWOf . .,... ..... Nani• II• OflltAT· -.-RCliliOUI •••1••--The folloiM"I ....., his withdrawn 11 a .. neral partrs "°"' the pettner. ship QPerMi"I under the fictitious ~MIS nlm9 of: SAN DIMAS COMMERCE CENTER, l•OO Bristol Street North, Suite 2•5, Newport ee.ch, California 92660. The Fictltlou5 Business Name refefred to abcMt was fli.d in Orln9I County on ~h 13, 1985, Fiie No. F27125'. SCS Development Co., 24« Moorper9' Avenue, Su"9 LlOO, Sen Joie, Call· --95128. This 1&1t1ment was fti.d with the County Clertc of 0...,.. County on Jan. 29, 1-. ~ scs 0...1k>pment Co.:.....,_, c. Schott. tts ,, ........ 211121112/25 3/3 11'8 ... Mill ... •MJU1••11a•• -ITAftlllln Thi fllg ,.,...,.,. .. ... llullrtlll • o.ri• ..... Oni. • CdlDmil =.::=:= • IMch, C..lfomf• ... ~ •...•.•..• ··~·· William K. Devil, HOO Bristof 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 Livin1 Trust. u/d/t dated 10/8179, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, California 92660 Robert J. Thier1artner, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, California 92660 James 0 . Buckin&ham, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, c.4ifornia 92660 AJan J. Tuntland, 1400 Bristol Street North, New· port Beach, California 92660. This business is con- ducted by a aenentl part- nership. The re1istrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on October 1987. Sianed: William K. Davis This statement. was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 3. 1988. File No: F-370319 2/18, 2125, 3/3, 3/10 1162 1·3141' PU9UC NOTICE FlCT1T10US WEIS NAMl STATEMENT The foflowina penons are doing business as: DAVIS/ WEST COVINA PARTNERS, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Davis/West Covina Partners, a California aeneral partnership, 1400 Brlstof Street North, New· port Beach, CA 92660. William K. Davis. 1400 Bristol Street North, New- port Beach, CA 92660. Charles l,. Buchanan. 1400 Bristol Street NOtth, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Richard E. Lucy, as Trus· tee of the Lucy Uvina Trust, u/d /t dated October 8, 1979, 1400 Bristof Street Notth, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Robert J. Thier1artner. 1400 Bristof Street North, Newport Beach, CA 92660. James 0 . Buckincham. 1400 Bristol Street North. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Alan J. Tunt1and; 1400 Bristol Street North, New- port Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a aenera1 part· nership. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abcMt on 1/27 /88. Sianed: o.vis/West Cc:Mna Partners, a California 11neral partnership; By: William K. o.vis This SUtement was filed with the County c~ of Or.nee County on Feb. 8, 1988. File No. F371121 2/ 18 2125 3/3 3/ 10 1170 ..... nc11110U1 ••mm NAMI ITAllMINl The followirt1 person is doinc busines as Davis/ Hathaway Associates. a Calitomia limited partner. ship, 1400 Bristol Street North, Suit9 2•s. Newport Blllch, CA 92660 Davis Partners One, a California ..,,.,.1 partner. ship, lCOO Bristol Street North, Suite 2•5, Newport Beech, CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by a limited partner· &hip. The re1istrant com· INllCld to tnlnUf:t ~· MM under the fictitious bulMnesl name liAld abcJWI on October 1917. 5i1ned:D1Mt P8rtNl's One ac.M..,. ............ By. ...... K.DIMt Man•rc ,.,,,_ This-·--... ..... ... ~ Cllrt of 0-... c..., on Feb. 3. ... Fie No: F.J10320 lll~ 2121. 313, S/10 1163 . , .......... . 141111 OAlW• WllfmlMM&. ... fMTlllHl•ONUT· INQ ~ flCittiOUS ............. The followirt1 person has withdrawn as a 1eneral partner from the partner· ship operatin1 under the fictitious business name of: SAN DIMAS COMMERCE CENTER, 1400 Bristol Street North. Suite 245, Newport Beach, California 92660. The Fictitious Business Name referred to at>oYe was filed in Oranae County on March 13, 1985, File No. F271254. Gladway Enterprises, Inc., 2n1 Alvarado Street, San Leandro, California 945n. This statement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Onanae County on Jan. 29, 1988. Si1ned: Glad•ay Enter· prises, Inc., By: Paul O'Con· nor, Its President 2/112/182125 3/3 1151 1·31472 STATllllJlfT Of AMNDONllDIT Of USE Of FICllUOUI IUSINUI NAiii The followina person has abandoned the use of the fictitious business name: AMS CHEMICAL PROO· UCTS COMPANY, 22951 l..a Cadena Or.. Laauna Hills. CA 92691. The Fictitious Business Name referred to above was filed in Oranae County on June 21, 19~. File No. F248800. P. Roeer Miller, 27401 Los Altos, Mission Viejo, CA 92691. This business was con· ducted by an individual. Signed: P. Roger Miller This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 3, 1988. 2125 3/33/103/17 1187 1(.31$34 PUalC NOTICE SUfillllOI COUltJ Of THE STATE Of CAWORNIA FOii THI COUNTY Of OUW CAil NO. A 141113 M1111D1D 09IJt TO SNOW CAUIE fOlt CHAW Of NAME Date: 3/31/88 nme: 2:45 p.m. Oept.:3 In the matter of the Appli· cation of SHARON ANN BAILEY, Petitioner, on behalf of NATHAN MULH· ERN,a Minor. WHEREAS, SHARON ANN BAILEY, petitioner, has filed a petition with the Clerk of this Court fof an order chan1in1 minor's name from NA THAN MULHERN to NATHANIEL BAILEY MULHERN; IT IS ORDERED th.t au penons intetested in the above·entltled matter appew belate ttn C.OUrt at 2:45 p.m. on Mlf'Cn 31, 1988, in Oepaftment 3, at the counhoule ~ • 700 Civic Center Drive West, Safa Ma, California 92701; and show cause, if 1ny, why the petition fof chanee of neme shoutd not be ...... rTISFURTHERORO£REO tn.t • copy of this order to show C*IM be~ in the NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN (CNS8), a NWS· peper of ..,_., circula- tion, published In this county at llelt once• W9lk for four c:onlllCUti¥e Wiiks prior to the day of said ._.,,.. DA TED: FebNerv 18. 1988 Silned: Jutee ~n1on. Commiaionerafthl S...-· • ior Court 2/25 3/3 3/103/17 1188 fomia 92660. nus Business is c~ ducted by a corponltion. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 2/8/88. SilJled: Grant Buildina Company, Taylor B. Grant, President. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Feb. 17. 1988. File No. F371531 2·25 3.3 3, 10 3-17 1186 I( .... F'ICTITiOUI ......... NAii£ ITATEMEHT The followit11 person is doina business as: STE· RUNG B.M.W. OF NEW· PORT BEACH. 1540 Jambo- ree Rd., Newport Beach, CA 92660. Sterlin& Motors, Ud., a California Corporation, 1540 Jamboree Rd., New· port Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. Business first u.nsacted undet this business name on Jan. 1988. Silf*I: STE· RUNG MOTORS, L TO., John M. Bet.naer. Pres. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 17. 1988. File No. F371528 2·25 3.3 3·10 J.17 1185 PUaJC NOTICE F1CTnlOUI ..... us NAME STATEMENT The followina persons are doin1 business as: THE LYNN JAMES CO .• 3180 Mountain View Or .• Lacuna Beach, CA 92652. Jim Patricola, 3180 Mountain View Or., L.aauna Beach, CA 92652. Heidi Patricola, 3180 Mountain View Or., Laguna Beach, CA 92652. This business is con· ducted by husb~l)d an~ wife. The registrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 2-18·88. Signed: JIM PATRICOLA. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 22, 1988. File No. F372100 2·25 3.3 3-10 3·17 1180 PUalC NOTICE nctttiOUS.,... NAIK STATEMENT' The followina person is doina business as: WATER COMPANY, 35Ml·B Ste 88, Bristol, Santa Ana, CA 92704. Sandra L Andrews, 3400 Ave. of the Arts AM3, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. This business is con· ducted ~ an individual. The reaistrant com· met iced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name °' names listed above on N/A. Sianed: s.ndra L Andfews. This $f.lllement wes filed with the County Clerk of Or..,.e County on Feb 2, 1988. File No. F370021 21112/182/25 3/3 1135 "*'C NOTICE ntitiiOUI ... ,_ lllAMl ITAl'W The followirt1 person is doi"I business n : HI QUI, 1 Carrol Ave.. Irvine, CA 92714. Haikooi A1hajani1n, 1 Carrol Ave.. Irvine, CA 92714. This business is con· dud9d by an indhriduaf. The re1istr1nt com· n• ICed to transact busi· ness under the fictitious buUnas rwne 01 ,,.... list9d above on 2-15-88. Silnecf; Haikooi ~ Ian. This ........... -filed ........ ~ CWtl of Or-.~ on,..,. 22, 1-. Fie No.. F372095 2125 3/3 3/10 3/17 1179 TURETHIS, 716~ ........ Ave .. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Erica lieblin1, 716\.S Mari90&d, Corona Del Mar, CA92625 Diane Pinkerton, 2586 Santa Ana, Costa MeA. CA 92627. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. The registrant com· menced lo transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed ab<M on 1/15/88. Sianed: Erica Uebfina. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Otanee County on Feb. 22, 1988. File No. F372099 2/25 3/33/103/17 1170 1-•1• ITATWOf ....... Al. ... NnAllllW OflWT· ltlG .-ncJtHOUI •••m,... The folfcMinl person has withdrawn 11 a 1eneral partner from the s-tner· ship opemins under the fictitious business name of: SAN DIMAS COMMERCE CENTER, 1400 Bristol Street North, Suite 245, Newport Beach, California 92660. The Fictitious Business Name referred to above was filed in Oranae County on March 13, 1985, File No. F271254. lava Development Co., 17731 Irvine Boulevard, Suite 201. Tustin, c.4ifomia 92680. This statement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan. 29. 1988. Si1ned: lava ~t Co., By. Anthony A. Allen. Its President 2111 2118 2125 313 1150 1·31371 ITATDllNT Of WITHDUWlFllOll ,Al'1"NUIHIP OPEllA TIM UNDER nc t I I IOUS 8UllNUS NAME The fol~1ng person has withdrawn as general partner from the partner· ship operatina under the fictitious business name of The Golden West/Govan Leasin1 Associates, for- merly located at 2222 Mar- tin, Suite 212, Irvine. CA 92715, and now located at 19 Corporate Plaza, New- port Beach, CA 92660. The fictitious business name referred to above was filed on March 27. 1987 in the County of Oranae. The full name and resi· dence of the person with· drawirt1 IS a partner is: Govan Oewtopment.. Inc. 2222 Manin. Suite 212, Irvine, Ca. 92715 Sianed Gaven Development Inc. by: Gerald Gaven, President Gofden West Homes: Jack J. Randall This italtlament ws filed with the Couney Derk of Or.,.. County on Feb. 3. 1988. f"lll No; F·339627 2118. 2/25, 3/3, 3/10 1159 WNOTICI Atilt ... 1111111 fMMllTAllmNT Thi flollowii11 Piii ••are doln1 business as; THE GOLDCOAST·WEST.19712 Mac:Mtu BMI .• Suit9 230. lr'line, CA 92715. Edwen:t J. Beck. 21892 Montbury, El Toro, CA 92630. John T. Bottom, 16983 Blue WM8r Line, Huntina· ton Beech, CA 92649. l.any D. Wahl, 258 E. 21st Strfft. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 . Thia business is con· duded by a ...,.,.. pert. nenhip. The r .. istrant com· me.ad to n..ci buli· ""' ...... the fiditioul bl 1' -..,. or ...,.. littld llbowe on April 1, l 117. S6lned: Edwwd J. 8lctl. TN& 2 2 Diil -.... ..... o..:r an o1 OI-. c... .. Jin.. 27, l ... FllNa.DIJIM 21112/111121313 1142 .... WMra- AC ti liOUI 9UllrtEll NAMEOATIMUIT The followirt1 person is dolna business as: PACE· SETTER BUSINESS PROP· ERTIES, 4300 Campus Drive, Suite 100, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Pacesetter HOtnes. Inc., a califomia corporation. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 2·15·88. Silned: Pacesetter Homes, Inc .• Steven R. Strauss. Vice Pres. This statement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Or.,.e County on Feb. 2, 1988. File No. F370040 2/112/182/25 313 1146 WNOTICE nctttiOUI w•1m IUMl ITATIMllll The followins person is doirt1 business as: FROST ASSOCIATES, 621 Udo Park Drive C-3, Newport Beach. CA92663. Lore A. Frost. 621 Udo Park Drive C-3, Newport Beach. CA 92663. This business is con· ducted by an individuat The reaistrant com· menced to transact bust· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on Jan. 4 , 1988. Sianed: Lore A. Frost. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 8. 1988. File No. F370630 2/1121182/25 3/3 1138 PUMJCNOTU F1C11TlOUS.,.... NAM£ STATIMUtf The followin1 person is doing business as: DAVIS, & ASSOCIATES. 350 E. 17th St.. Cost.a Mesa, CA 92627 Ernestine Davis. 320 . Kinas Bch, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business 1s con- ducted by an indMdual. The registrant com- menced to ~nsact bust· ness under the fictitlOUS business name ot names listed above on Feb. l , 1988. Si1ned: Ernestine Davis. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 8, 1988. File No. F370629 2/112/182125 3/3 1139 1(~17 PUeUC NOTICl nctttiOUIMJIHIUI NAMIOATEMIJIT The toNowirt1 penon is doinl business as.: MARKEL CAPITAL GROUP, 5000 Birch Street Suit• 205, Newport a.ch. CA 92660. Thomas 0 . Martlet, Jr .. SOOO Birch Street Suite 205, Newport 8eech, CA 92660. This business is oon· ducted ~an individrual. The r .. iatrant com· "* IC:ed to nnuct busi- ness under the fictitious business name Of rwnes listed above on 1/4/81. Silned: Thomas 0. Marte-el. Jr. This stlllement .. filed with the County Clerk of 0nqe Couney on Feb. 3, 1988. File No. F370150 2/11 2./18 2/25 3/3 1147 . . .. . . . .. . .... ••••••• Mi '-••• ducted ~ • ..,.,.. pert. netShip. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busines under the ftCtittOUS bust· ness names listed above on Sept 3, 1986. Sianed: Golden West Homes, a California corporation Dick J. Randall, President GWH Holdlna Company Richard S. Robinson Vice President This stMement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on Feb. 3, 1988. File No: F-370303 2118, 2/25, 3/3, 3/10 1161 nc11noU1 ••:u•~•=1=•~ IUMllTATmlN1 The fiallc»il11.,.,..,,..,. dol"I business n Walnut Hi Its Dfte6opment Com· Plf'Y. 1 g Corponite fltan, Newport Beech. Ca. 92660. Walnut Land Company, Inc., a Calttomia c:orpcn. tion, 2550 237th Street, Torranoe,Ca.90505 The William Lyon Com· pany, I California corpora. tion, 19 Corporate Plan, Newport Beech, Ca. 92660. This business is con· ducted by a aenera1 part· nership. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· neu under the ftetitious business neme listed above on AUIUlt 25, 1987. (Sianed) WALNUT LANO COMPANY, INC .. A California corporation By. Edpr M. Gillel1 .. ~ President Kris KIZllNn Treasurer THE WIU.IAM LYON COMPANY a California~ By: Fred T Bosley Vice Prestdent Rictwd S. Rubinson Vice PNsident/Treasurer This statement was filed with the County Clerk cf Oranae County on Jan 26. 1988. File No. F369278 2/11 21182/25 3/3 1130 nctttiOUS.,.... NAMEITATWT The foftowi"I persons are doina business as: LA Jou.A PROPERTIES, 1400 Bnstol Street North, Suite 245, Newport Beach. Cali· fomia 92660. William K. Davis, 1400 Bristol Street North, Suite 245. Newport Beach, Cali· fomia 92660. Charles l. Buc hanan. 2407 Windward Lane, New· port Buch, California 92660. Thts Business is con· ducted by: a aenertl part· nership. The re1istrant com· menced to tranud busi· ness under the ftctitious buStness name ot names listed abcM on Aus. 24, 1981. WillimnK.o.vis This ~ wn filed with the County ~ of Or.,... CountY on Feb. 3. 1981.. File No. F370310 2118 2/25 3/3 3/10 1164 nctttiOUI Mlltt •• ..... ITUIF llSI The'°"°""" ........ doml bu'"-& SAOOLE· BACK 8USIN£SS PARK, lCOO BrislDI 9nlt Nofth. Suita 245, Newport a.ctt. California 92660. Da¥il Seddlebeck ... ness ~ ~11acl • • California ............... ship, lCOO 8rt9lol ._ Notttl, ~ 245, ttca;ut BNch, c.titornia 92MO. Th11 Bustnfts 11 con· duct9d by. I ..... pm't· Mnhlp. The , .. ,strant com· metlCld to nnuct busi- ness under the flctttioul ~ ..... °',..... I~ ebawon 511117. O.Ss.d~' 8uMwA11ac· 1 ..... llo.w61 Thil 2 l .... _ ... ....... ~°""" or._~ on M. 10. i-. FllND.mtm l/ll 2111111 "'° lM7 ........ ·-· .. - - - _ . ._ w .... hCiii .... 11• .... ...,.,.n TM ......... _. .. doif1I ~ • CHM· LIE'S TEAM SALES, 6 ......... Circle, eon.. del Mw,CA92621.. w. Ctwtes ..... 427D E. 17th, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. awiltine H. McKintey, 6 ~ Circle. CotON del "'8r, CA 92125. This business Is con· duded by a limited partner· ship. The re1lstrant com· merad to n...a busi· neu under the flctitious business name or names listed above on 2/4/88. SiFed: Christine H. McKin· ley. This stMlment ... filed with the County Clettl at 0rarwe County on Feb. 8, 1988. File No. F370628 21112/18 2/25 3/3 1144 ll~lll ITAW vrYOf Mi3&1AllM ... PMnmlll•ONMT· ... ~ P'ICihiOUI ... 1 ...... The tollc:Mi111 penon has withdrawn as a 1eneral '*"* ffom the PMtner· ship opet'Mif11 under the fictitious business name at: SAN DIMAS COMMERCE CENTER, 1400 Bristol Street Notth, Suite 245, N.wport Beach, California 92660. The Fictitious Business ~ refen'ed toabcM was filed in o,.,.. County on M.ch 13, 1985, File No. F271254. Citation Builders, 2777 Alvwado Street. San Lan- dro, Calitornia 945n. This stMement -filed with the County Cleric at <>r.,,.. County on Jan. 29, 1988. Sianed: Citlltion Builders. a pertnership, By: Gfadway Enterprises, Inc., Genefal Pwtner, By. Pllul O'Connor, tts President 21112/182/25 3/3 1149 fUmJC M011Cl f'Ciii ... ••1•• MME ITAl-.i« The follcMlnc person is doin1 business as: SUC- CESS DYNAMICS INSTI- TUTE INC., 234 E. 17th St. 1111 7, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Oran1e County Real EstMa Ii IM:.-1..U Inc., Calitomia, 234 E. 17th St. #117, CO$ta Meu, CA 92627. This businHs is con· duded by a corpo1Mi0fa. The re1istrant com· n*'Oed to tnnw:t busj. ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 2/1/88. SC;ied: PMrick M. T encn. Thi$ stMlment was flied with the County Clertt of <>ranee County on Feb. 10, 1988. File No. F371104 21253/33/103/171175 PU8UCNOTD ACiliiOiJI.,..... NAM£ ITATEMINT The followif11 per'ICMIS are doin1 business as: THE BOOY SHOP, 26585 Fawn, EJ Toro, CA 92630. K. Thomu Mulderria. 26585 F..,,, EJ Toro, CA 92630. John Edward MuldefTil. 26585 F_,,, EJ Toro, CA 92630. This business is con· duded by a ...... ..,.. nenhip. The re1istrant com· menced '° tnnw:t busi· ness under the fictitious busif.s name or rmnes listed above on N/A. Slcned: It Thomas Mulder-,., This statement ... filed with the County Clerk of Or.,. County on Feb. 16, 1918. F' ... No. F371418 2/253/33/103/17 1178 CA92662. This business ta con- dud9d bf en U1*'tarpo- r'Mld 1Ma ciltim1 altw"*' a~ The reaistrant com- "*iced to tr..-ct bulJ· ,_under ........ business neme or nernes listed abaw on Jan. 15, 1981. Siped: Dot~ s. Lewis. This ..._ .... i...m"'••nt"' wn filed with the County Ctet1l of 0renee ~ on Feb. 2, 1988. File No. F370023 2/112/182/25 3/3 1131 WllOhCI F'ICiiiiOUI ••1m NAMllTA,_,. The toffowirw person is doif11 busineu •: UNITED BROl(ERS REALTORS. 2915 E. Co Hwy, Corona Del Mar, CA92625. John P. Canly, 2915 E. Cont Hwy, Corona Del Mar, CA92625. This businea is con- ducted by en individual. The r .. lstr.nt com· maad to tnnuc:t bulJ- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 1·27-88 . Sf&ned; John P. Canly. This stmment w filed with the ~ Clettl of Or-. County on Feb. 2. 1988. Ale No. F370019 2/11 2/18 2/25 3/3 1136 PU&IC N011CI FICiiiiOUI MllHIUI NAMllTA~ The fohowinl P91 IOI• are doi111 business as: ORANGE COUNTY CARPET CARE. 1 n Riverside Avenue, Ste 1185, Newport Beech, CA 920661. Mark A. Kandmian, 101 Sea1ull Street, Newport a.ch, CA 92661. John Cherin Knicker- boc:Ur, 18 Point Loma. Cor- OM del "'8r, 92661. - This business is con- ducted by a .....,.. l*t· nership. The rqistrant com- menced to hnw:t busi· ness under the fictitious business neme or nemes listld llbcM on 02/12/88. Sianed: John C. Knictcer· backer. This stMetnent was filed wtltl tM County Clettl at Or-. County on Feb. 22, 1988. F'rle No. F372096 2/25 313 3110 3111 11n ll.JU72 ITA~Of ........ PMftl dl .... 111'8 ~ACiiilMll 8UMI IW.._ The "*°""• ...,.,,, has withdrawn as aeneral pw1rw from the partner- . ship opentif11 under the fictitious business name at The Golden WesVGovan Sales Associates, formerty loc•ted at 2222 Martin, Suite 212, Irvine, CA 92715, and now locMld mt 19 Oor· porate Plaza, Newport Beach, CA 92660. The fictitious business name refwr9d to •bove WIS filed on March 27, 1987 in the c.ourQ at Orarwa. The full Mme Md ,..;. dlnee at the person with· dfHif11 as a I*"* is: Govan Oeuelopment. Inc. 2222 Mertin. w. 212, Irvine, Ca. 92715 Silr*~ 0.. 1lopment Inc; by; Ger*i GMn. PtMidlnt Golden Welt Homes: JedtJ.R8ndMI This ........ -ftled with the CounCy Ciertl of Orafwl County oo Feb. 3, 1988. Ale No: F-339627 2118, 2/25. 3/3, 3/10 1160 a. .. ....CllDllCI Athl ....... . -mw•n The._ 111 ..... is doins~•:MAY· WOOD GOLMN IUlL PM'TN£RS. 934 EllWlld a.r.~~Cllf. 92el. Frederick J. 9'enwnler. 934~81f.U.-8-:I\. c.11. 12'51. Thlt .._.,_.fl con- duc:tld .., .......... . The , ... ..,..... com· n•ICld tD •met_. ................ ........ -OI ,._ I._.. ....... an l/5111. Sllf'8d: Frederick J. a.mmw 1NI tlllilllllllllilll ll'lllll•ntlll -Ned ..... the ec..ney Clertl of Or8fWI County on Feb. 8, 1918. Fie No. F3701'6 2/112m 3/3 3/10 1169 ll .... wmnca ncn1 ... .,1mm ............ ,lfff TM IDloMrW penon ts dolRI bu1lness n : OSO FRIO L TO., 26745 Satillo, Ml91lon Vielo, CA 92691. 0.. Mien Foods Corp., a c.tlfomla corporatlon, 26745 Sotelo, Mission YM1jo.CA92691. Thls business Is con- duct.d by a Hrnitlld l*tner· shlp. The reaistrant com- me;.ced to transact busi· neu under the fictitious ~ ..... orrwnes lilted 8bove on 11 /87. SWned; o.wls Allen Foam Corp.; Bruce Hurd. PresJ. dent n. ........... Ned ...... ec..ney Clerk at Or8fWI CounW on Feb. 8. 1918. FMe No. f370770 2118 2/25 3/3 3/10 1168 PUm.IC llOT1CI NOncl Of""'" Of fUllC8 L ITAllCIL• MT ITAllCIL.,. Oii HHt• 10 AD••Ha· !ITATI llO. A 1414U To ell heirs. beNficlaries, creditors and continpnt creditors of FRANCES E. STANCIL aka PAT STANCIL and person$ who may be other .nse luested in the will and/or...-: A. petition has been filed by William V. Stancil In the Superior Court of ORANGE County requestif1I thllt Wil · liam v. Stancil be appointed as personal representa· tive(s) to administer the ..... of FRANCESE. STAN· C1l • PAT STANCIL The petition requests aulhartty '° adminisw the ...... under the lndepend· ent Administration of EstMls Act with full author· ity under the act. The pMition is set for ._...,,. ln o.pt. No. 3 8t 700 CMc C.. Dr .. West. Santa Ana. CA 92701 on March 23, 1988. .. 1:45 P.M. IF YOU OBJECT to the srantinl of the petition, you should either appeer et the hearln1 and $tate your objection& or tile written ~ with the court b9for9 the hMrif11. Your appwwa nay be in per- son OI br 'JOAllf IMomey. IF YOU AR£ A CREOtTOR or a cora1111111• crediW at the deCI Ued, you must file 'f04Jil claim with the court or pr... It to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuence of tettef'S as provided In section 700 of the Califoma Probat9 Code. The time for ""f'll claims will not expire prior to tour months from the dMe at the hellrilw noticed .,_,.. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person interested in the estltllt, you may serw upon the executor or edmiMbMr>r, at upon the ......., tor the tll8CHb or admillistl.,, -ftte with the coUrt ..... prool of .. . vice, a..., NqUellt .. . .. thlt you dlU9 speclat natiCle of tM filirw of en invefttorJ end eppraise- nWit of ..... -or at the 111•a • OI 8CCGU"b ... lllanld In w:tial• 1200 and 1200.5ofth1Califlamia Prubii*Code. Willem v. St.ncil, ~ tionel(t) ANNE K. HILKER, Esq. GIBSON, DUNN & CRUTCHER Aaor119J(s) tor P9titioner(s) 333 S. Qr8nd Awe. Lo&Al1811H, CA 90071 81136 21112125313 1172 14290 MOTIC• Of TAVSTH .. ... T.& .. _. ... 1UU .. •llNl&T "'9- -A -OI' T9ll9T --............ '-~-MOllCI _.,_,91\,trw• -A1AWIM.I.• ..., Ml 8'1.MA· ....... ,... .. -'Mii 11 '8' flP ................. TM:TAU UM C ' t .A ........ C., • CeillMr.W •• ,,., ..... . ............ ,, ........ ............. ~ ... ........... ,., ....... . ...... 111 ...... . •.•.. ••.W• .... 1111 • 1 .. 1 ............. ... ..................... 1A ... W"I Cllle..-H ,.._,~CA-n. ...... 11e ..... 1e1M ........ ~. ,er-e .. 1 ...... .., ............... ........... ct.* .... ....................... tc» • ct.* .... ..,, ... ... ....... -....... .... •dlelll .... .., ..... .. ..................... ........... ,, ....... oc. ....... Of .. ,,..... NAil ...... • ...._ ,,oa ot tM C•M•llie 'trtrc ... Code ............... do .. • ..._ ill Cellallie Clleclls ....................... of ............ ...., ..... u.Meed ........ 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CA .. hrciel 1: Loi' 20 ol Tr•t 1al, "' tM Cfly ot .......... ~ ••• pef "'9P recoedld IA 8IOoll IOI. Pee-t•. ot .._ .,...,. ...... ill .... office ...... C...ty Recetder ol se1d c-ty. ~ ........ ....................... ... oeMI •eMtal r .. llt8, ...................... 0 ......................... daWJI ........ ot 500 ....................... .. rnetwed ...... deed ..... ..., ••• tt73, Ill ............... 214, Oftldol "9cotdl. ,.,... I : MoA-e•chtstve •• F .......... Md ...,.._,.._. ........ . ... ..... .......... c:eftai• Doctor ..... of CoMt!Htl, Ct &I 1 I eM "-'"cl .... _._. AptM I , lt7l, M ..... ......... 1112.~ Rec•r•• ••d ••c••-•-,., •••• ti, 1t12.• ..... 1"21, ..... 4M, Offic .. I --... .............. " ....... lw...,,_.,...., __ W 0 11& tlln, W •f, of ...,.........,r._._... ................... 19 a.r, ... LeM. Newport ._.CA_ llleT,.._..,,,, _ _., ...... , .. .,,~ ..... ..,...., ..... -- -...... Jlott, II ,..,, ................. Atot .... -.o1 ........ ~of ... Noelcieot Sllill. ........ _,_, of Ille .....,....._oe, .. ...._, ..... .., ......... 0..0 .. ,,.., ............. -PIO" ,,.... ................. .. ,,..,.. ..... ..cs.r ... . .......... Died ot ,,..., M C I .... '*-9118 Md __ ....... , .......... 141.tlU1 T"9 -. --..,,_ ...,, ,., ............. .. , ................. c:ioa- .... Ille .... la: CONT· •NTA&. AUXlltARY CO .• ... 01J!FM Ave , 79'1 ,.._,Or~. CA NHI. ........... (114)181·1121, .,c,_,,,.... .• ..._ OM...~ 2/1821253/3 1153 PUaJC llOT1CI HCiiilMll ...... IUMI ITATIMlllT The foHOwiftl person Is doif11 butinell a JAMES GllmRTSON ASOCIATES. 37 Fremont, Newport Beech, CA 92663 . ....... a.NI Gl"*1· ..... J7 r.....a. •1e...-ort a.ch. CA '2113. Thia bu1lnn1 11 con- cluded by M lnCIMdull. Ttre Fllllstraftt com- ,...., .... led buli- ... ..., "" flctitiol'I bull"IM rw OI W ltsted abowe Oft l·l·•· ~ --c. Gillert· '°"· Thia .. ' "'" -.. ..... c.nr an of Or8lllii ~Oft ... "· 1• naNa.mtJl6 21112121 llJ J/10 114& .....ClllllCI Hehl ....... . -•••11 n TMflllowtt11..,_.is ClcMnc bu1lneas as: ACCOUNTANT PENSION ADMINISTRATORS, 2222 .._. ........... MO. IMne. CA9Dl5. Stephen M. Z.mucen, 815 CelM ....... Newpo'1 BMch, CA 92llO. This business Is con- dudlld br en lndiwiduef . The re1i1trant com- menced to tranuct busi· neu under the fictitious bulinall name or names · llltld ebcNe on Februlry l, 1918. Silned: Stephen M. Zamuc:en. This at&kmeut w filed wtttt the County Clertt of e>r.,,.. County on feb. 16, 1918. File No. F371313 2/18 2/25 3/3 3/10 1154 PUalC llOllCI FIChf .... llHDI ........ !Ill' TM faloMtll penon ii dolftl business as: SUMMER UN£$. 2117 W. a.tboe Blvd., Newport Bch., CA92663. Lynn Morrison, 1200 IC-' Dr .. Corof,a del Mar, CA 92625. This buslness is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com- menced to tnnuct busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 2-3·88. S11ned: Lynn Morrison. This ~ was filed wfth the County Cterk of <>ranee County on Feb. 3, 1988. Ale No. F370264 2/18 2/25 3/3 3/10 1155 PUm.IC NOTICE ACiiiiOUI ... fl!IS flAMl ITATmllfl' The followif1I person is doi111 business as: CREDIT CONSUL TING SERVICES, 4521 Campus Or. Suite 412, IMM, CA 92715. Bonb Buch Kent. 607~ Narcluus, Corona def Mr, CA92625. This business is con· ducted by en lndMdual. The rqistrant com- menced to tnnuct busi· ness under the fictitious ~lineu name or names listed above on Jan. 1, 1988. 5i1ned: Bonita Buch Kent. This --.nent was filed with the County an of Or-.. County on Jan. 20, 1918. File No. f368525 2/18 2125 3/3 3/10 1156 PUalC lllOTICa fltih ....... , •• umnar JlllT TM fDloMt• penon is doinl ......,_ n : STAR MARKETING & SALES, 1912 Diena Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. TMI DMks. 1912 Diena Lane, Newport Bw:h, CA 92660. This business is con· duct.d by an Individual. The realstrant com· menced to transact busf . ness under the fictitious ~siness name or names listed •hove on 2/1/88. Si&ned: T em Denk$. This ~ was flied with the County Ctertl at e>r.,,.. County on Feb. 16, 1918. fl .. No. F371314 2118 2/25 3/3 3/10 1171 FICiiiiOUI Mllll• IMMllTA\&!Mi ThetalloMf11•-·--doiftl ._....._HEALTH EDUCATION UllRM'Y PRO- GRAMS, 360 s.n ....... Suilll 206. Newport Beech, Caelfomie 92660. HEALTH EDUCATION FOUNDATION AT NEW· PORT CENTER (CAllfOR· NIA), 360 Sen Miauet, S.. 20&, Newport Beech, tali· tornie 92160. This.,.,,... 11 con· duded br. • carpontion. TM ,.._.,ant com· fNllCled tD nnuc:t bust· ... undlr .. ftctltious ................ ............ GMl. HULTH IDUCATIOH ~1lONAT ......,ClllllR, LOWDl..-.n-. ..... ftllllhL Tllll a 11 ane -.., ........... QBGI a.....ra..•'*'•· lta Fl9Ne.Fl1CM71 2!1121211/JJ/IO 1116 , ... ..,,.. OP,..,... ULI T.& .... VF-tO WrmMEMltaf/11'"'--·-~~= ~~ ACTIDN 10 MUia» WJUR PAOPERTY, rr IMY E IOU> AT A ... IC UL.I. F YOU l&D AN ECfll.JlllLllONOl ... IM'W Ol lHIPMml<-MMMTWU. Wlltlaa.D CCNT'AC1' ALAW¥Ell A ...... .-. .... • .. _.. Mtllllr llr _,., ....._...._.._ .. •-•n .. 1rW_.,•.,.. ....... -...... -........... ._. .. ........... .._. ....... 1111d 1 .. .. 11• alltm, 01 _... ..... •=•d llt ..... Ital ti .. Rrm 1111CldlIM~•dD1111 llFlll tt til ........... ., .. v~-----._.. ...... ... ~--... . .. ., ...... hlld ........ In ......... lllllarl'ld ,....,_ ..._ ............. Died ofTW llll1arl'1ll ..... The .... -.............. , ••• -··-· -.... • ...... fll=~ -.. p111111la i. • ........... "' .. -tlllli*'I ..,. ..... ""'of .. ............ " .. DledfllTNIC.wlltt ....... .. ............. ,.. ..... In .. '~=--.. q ................. DleddTW. .._,., tMa. ctm-., arMI 11,1 111 GIN TIU99 tat ..... ............ .,,....._.,._., 11not .. Nlllaed 911at:111us11111J: ••••••••••b9'...._. The ..... .... ..-..... of ... .,,_ : CNll&lnm ...... -«MJ ,...._.T,__ Lean L a-.1 -T,..~0.. ...... n , 1• A1•a110. .Mrl,1• ................. •M1144 Al -*11 In eaun., If o.igl, ._ d CdllAli • ~IMTINfll.. Mardt 11. 1• • 1CtOIA.M. ~...... : NDfft ""'·--· .. CDunlW ~ 100 CMc c... OiM w... ... ~c•• ~-·••d .. ~ : ---~D111tJ•ll,_.,_ : ...... 12 ....... Canjm ....................... 1911Inloall12111 ,_ • of omalll RI mflldl of ,. c.._ Aaaa * PAlal I An urdutd1ll 11&1 "*'elt Inn• Lac I If T,_. -........... AMD-. In looka52 P1Je S1 d Dll11R1r11 .... In .. Ollae of .. CGnr AeGa di; _ .,, • ........ CondDmHum ~ f ................. -Shill ... .. of ........-: 21 ..... Coutl. <• °'* mmnan 1h iar.-.1. Ne11P011 a.dt. I enr) CllllbNI The ........... T~ _,,,I'll _, ~ lar _, i'ow•..,.•• d ,. ... ed9w ..S act. common dufs t ... ..,.,_...._., l.eM L. Gflrd • Mid T..-. P.O. 8Gll 2141, ~CA-.., (213) 321-2910-: lean L Grlnal, O.:~ .. ,. Feb.1&,&,lllr.1.1• tk•povt....,ENAF 2/18 2/25 3/3 1157 l.-U ...... CCII 111111•1 O NOTICE TO DEF£NDMT: (Avtm a Aaudo) JUDITH L. BARNETT. NORTHWtSTtltN NATIONAL INSURANCE COM,ANY, A Wisconsin corpontion, NORTHW£STERN NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF MILWAUKEE. wtSCOHSIN, a Wlsc:onsin corpo11tion and DOES 1ttwOUlh100, lndUIM, YOU AR£ BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le eat& ~. You hwl 30 CAUNOM DAYS "'9r this tummo111 is wwd on ,._, to ftk a l)pa1 lttl:• ,..._ In this c:ourt. A IMtar or phone all will not protect ~; ;our typl:•s •• ,..._. must be in proper ..... tDrm if you ... ""court to ._ 'JOAlll Cale. "~ do nat ftk ,_,, ,....... an time. '°" mer IOle the case, Md ,_,, ...-. ,,_., and P"JPl'tr rswy be ~ wilhaut......, ..,q from .. court. '. There .. aet.. 11111 ~Yau"-....e to calen.....,riltte_,. tfyoudo nat.._en._,.,, you MliY call an ...., ,...,... .... OI a 1111111 md ofb (lillad In ... .,.... boc*). Oalpa• de QU8 ............... dllcialt judidet u-.:t tiana ..., pluo di 30 DIAS CAL£NOMIOS ..,_ pr111 illlfuna ......... .crtu•~• .... cortl. Una cert.a o una ....... t1l1b*8 no le ..._. two9ccion; IU NIP .... 9ICfM a ~ tieM que cun..urcon ._ ......................... Ulllld ~ que la cortl 9ICUChe .. C8IO. Si Ulllld no Pfl 11 a SU ~ a tiempo, puede perder el ~ Y le pueden QUitar IU ..-.0. SU ~ '/ ona COi.-de IU pnipiedad sin avitO adicional por S*t9 de la cortl. ~ant NqUilieos leples. Puede que usted quiera llamar a un abapdo lnrnediatamente. Si no conoce a un abopdo, ~ llemer a un Mrviclo de.. ,......tcia de abapdaa o a un1 oficin. de~ ..... (vee el directorio 1111•ok:o). The name and addrwss of the court is: (El nombre 'I direccion di la Corti •> Superior Court of Calitamia, Count, of Or-... 700 CMc C.. Driw West. P.O. ac. 838. Santa Ana, CA 92702· 0838 Cale Number: (Num.o del C.0) 51·16-30 The name. addrW ..t tll•llttall• number of pllintifrs lltb'nef, °' •• wMttOUt en ... ,.,, ii: (£1 narnbre, la dirl c cion y el wo de •I frww def al:l 119tdo del m.n.--. o dal dlrnendll:9 C1U1 no tiana all~ •) Joleph P. Quinby, EIQ., Cook9af, Hoia'd, Martin & Toalen. 1352 IMM BW., Tustin. CA 92110, (714) 832- 2474. Diie: (Feche) June a. 1917. an..., (Adusio) Gary L GrwMlt, ~ (Dll111do) Ooril 8ufM. 3/3,3/10,3/l),j/24 1195 ...... FICIH-• llllm ..... , n TM ldlo#I• '*"°"ta doirw ........ CORP(). RATt F1U,_ lllSfMICH, 25091 .. k 11 °"'8, L.-- UM .. C W •lllel. Kiel••• lllM kltl), 29091 .. I° ,. .,..... '-... ._ C a rRlll 112111. This ........... COft· __._,•bd<fw •• tr , ... .,. ..... ......... '-•¥111 ... CMtOcLLl•. ...... " ..... Dan • ... b Tllll $ • I a -llid ........ a.., Ofm'll ClulllW .. M.12. lta ... .... ,.... J/J, 1110, 1117, II .. ·1117 ..... AChl ... MJ•1m ... IOJlll I II TM ""'611:111 ,.__ is .... .. 11111 • Nlllui ... Construction ComPHr. 1000 QuaR ......... 210. Naap..t 1aK1t. CA .... Monercb SecUritlft, a ~ ........... .. Thia ...,..,_ Is con· dudld :z: Clll!1'11 •• fl. ...~ u.=:iG = . T1tla 11111 , .. -... ._ 111 a.., Cid GI W. CDuMr •,.,a ......... ,., Ill. 1110, 1117, JI • 11~ -1. t• THE NEWPORT EN9GN ,_ ,, . llEICHANDllE Housekeeping Rooms 413 C~SSIF~IE-D~~IN~D--E~x~=~-~~.~ Appliances .........•. 806 Docs & Cats ...•...... at:l4 Livestock .....•.. .' .... 825 Birds .•.............. 826 REAL ESTATE Hotels .......... ~ .~ .416 lndustnal . . . . . . . . 506 111\.Vtltt! Property ...... 509 Lake Shore Property 515 Airplanes ............ 900 Antiaue Classic Car ... 912 ,\utos tor Sale ........ 910 Autos Wanted ........ 915 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcinc .......... 200 ee.uty Aids .......... 213 cant of Thanks ....... 201 Cemetery Lots ........ 201 Florilts ............... 207 Funeral Directory ..... 205 Funer .. Services ...... 206 Health Aids .......... 214 Lepl Notices ......... 212 Loden-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 lost I Found ......... 210 ,.,.,.. ............ 211 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 ()ppottunities ......... 700 Opportunities wtd ..... 70~ EMPLOYMENT Aaencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... 307 Appliances Wanted .•. 807 Auctions .........•.•. 814 Buildlnc Material ..... 811 Business Equipment 818 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 Furniture ............. 800 Furniture Wanted ..... 805 Garaae Sales ...•..•.. 705 Jewelry .............. 812 Marine Supptys ....... 906 Misc. fof Sale ......... 809 Misc. Wanted ..•...... 810 Musical Instrument ... 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ••..... 823 Sport.inc Equipment ... 819 Acreage .............. 511 Apts. Furnished ....... 407 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bldg. to be Moved .... 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches ..... 512 Garages for Rent ...... 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfurn ............. 406 Lots for Sale .......... 510 Mobile Homes ........ 917 Mortgage & TO ....... 607 Motels ............... 41 5 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Off ice Space ......... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xchg ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. 418 Rental .............. 417 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/For ...... 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 Foreign & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds .............. 909 Motorcycles & Bikes 908 Motor Homes ... : ..... 916 SERVICES Schools •............. 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business Services 211-Penomls TWO PROFESSIONALS seek.inc a third to share expenses, of spacious. Clean, very nice., COi I ifor · table Mesa Verde home. Monthly rent $500 + util· ities/expenses split, security depos!t & refer· ences required. Call Mr. Green at 642·9310 Days (or 545-8589 Eves) BOOKKEEPING A PAIN? Let Georae do It Profes. sional, computerized reports. Tailored to your needs. Small business & individual specialist. Licensed tax preparer. Georae 8ienstadt The Comoaeat Bookkeeper. 714-964-2002 •Art DANI BRONZE STATUE (Doriella) Limited Edi· tion. Half Pr~ Must Seti. 714·968- 1 Melanie Tavtor Kent Artist Proof. sa.tue of UbertY Centennial id $3,700. $1,500 OI = offw. Asst ~ Seri· .-.&N~ OI best Offs/ .-itl RENT A PASSENGER. "" • cs DOOi .... 6-lOPM. 612-9992 FULL TIME IABYSIT. • TING In,. hDrra 111b. .-. 67M791 OI 559- 4211 CHILD . CARE/ HOUSE- · KEEPERS . AVAILABLE U. in OI out. ClriM. ............. ICf ..... i> =·...r-...... . Excetlence '-ICY 132·3&15 .. MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! Reprdless of credit his- tory. Also, new credit. No one refused. For infor· mation call 1·315-733· 6062 Ext M369 . ~~ ~~.... . ~.. ·' '-' . .._. ··~ 71. "'"" -·· ,. ... Full prdeninc setYice, - seasonal ftowei' plantinc. Landscaphll. sprinkler yard Improvements, lawn treatment. weed control. routine rnainte· nance (SDrinll renova· tk>n). UoeinMcl/banded. 894'-6665, Rey Pward. •Dom•ltic: HOUIDll'DI & WmWNCY Has kTwMdlMe apetlil115 for lM! In/Out House· keepers. Ello. pte~ red. Soanish Ok. All Jobs 100.. Free. (714) 951-6110 dCENSEDANO BONDED At. ~ bectt and call. ~~~ time . hourl~~he job. E~• needs time to himielf OI family. lie & =--~lelMt rMISllll SWEDISH AU PAIR in Newport a.ct'I loaldnl ==-~day$ WATERPROOF SUN DECKS ROOf OECKS• BALCONIES PATIOS• WALKS• STAIRS Too Quality Products! l~ Malntenance Free Stoo water damaae to decks. Prevent dry rot. EJimiNlte water Ful~! Attractive non-slip Maintenance Free Fully Warranted LOCAL MOTH Ell/ DAUIHTD TUii will clean i_our ~se or office. I~· Clean and conscientious. 857. 8501 ORY CLEANING CARPETS & UPHOLS· TERY. BEST FOR LESS. CLEANING OF ANY FABRIC. DRY ClEANING GREG 714 964-8789. CARPET CLEANING SERVICE Shampoo I Steam Cl•n1n1 Sootlifters, Deoderizer lncluded. 2RMS & HALLWAY $39.95 ROGERS CARPET a.EANtNG 7 OAYSG14) 472-0230 ASK A80UT HOST DRY CHDttCALS L & a a..i in Bus Since 1980 HAPPY GALS HOUSE- CLEANING. Ptuft 11ionM housecl•nin&_~in your .... Weakly ...... tty rnanth_!rk ... lic. and Balldld. ~-3653 HOUSECLEANING. If it's dirty I'll clean it. Reas. rates. 673-0150 •Hou111illil11 House sittinc. Affordable Qrance Cou~ area. Call Connie660-1399 after 11:30a.m. •l.aridlcapil11 UNIQUE GARDENING AND LANDSCAPE SER· VICE. Est. in area since 1973. We do tree trim- mi~ cleanuos. mowinc and edlina.· Complete ~ service. 646-, For a dependable dry well c:omplll1Y call Artis- tic Interiors 556- 1160 ... small repairs. Room addition. Custom texture FAST FAIR & FRIENDLY. o.c.s Filnest Painti~a. Lic#516 03. Pete 499-3022 .,.. ...... MODERN SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES French, Spanish, ESL. Special Courses for Tra· ~ Cati Jackie, 497 · 3973. Also Masters Decree in F~ Lan· auaaes. ~iahzina in the teach•na of youne children. •Tie DEAN THE TILE MAN ~ sho:u91"S, creamic tile/install/repair /acid wash/re-lf0¢, shower doors new & repair, & plum~-lic#-432332. Cal 6~12 OI 846- 8526 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS! REGARDLESS OF CREDIT HISTORY. ALSO, NEW CREDIT CARO. NO ONE REFUSED. FOR INFO. CALL 1·315-733- 6062 EXT M 386 LADIES-Why rattle around in your bi& house? I am wilq to share your home rent he;am~ non-sn:= .... edu-c.-1 la Id WOf'IW\. Wort. p/t. H.w inde· pendent means, love ~Sul'Z~ tian.Pl1 ~ ,_. idlnl folnw Colal ... 1. Hiahest ref. inquiries invited: 675·9629 Lv. m111 r MANAGER-Fun, hi,h quality aift store. n Atrium Court Ask for Colette or Kathie 640· 2091 OI 854-8794 ORVILLE WANTS YOU! Looking for friendly, independent people to work as clerks at our snack location at New· Port Fashion Island. Both days & eve shifts avail· able! If interested, visit us at Irvine Ranch F armet's Mkt.. in Atrium Court. « caH (714) 640-nol ABILITY PLUS OVERSEAS JOBS, TAX Positions .vaia.ble: (1) FREE INCOME All Rec~ $6-8 per hr OCCUPATIO~~&.. COM· w(2)/~ ~ !'twhr ~; PANY PAID ER.nEFfTS. w $8-hr 50+ CMI (305) 456-6603 « wpm min 1 yea1 exp; (3) send resume to: Worid-AccountirW Clerks $6-8 Dllr hr min 1 ~exp; (4) wide ~ 1126 s. ..... f>hr mm· Federal Hwy #3fu Ft w Lauderdale, Fl 16. 2 ~ ep; ) Seer&-Advance tee-full refund if tary $7 hr-10 min 2 years not~ CMlrWS per exp· (6) Word Processor 001 .tr.ct. Licensed as an $13.SOc.rb hr Deck overseas employment ...... today (714) llB"CY. 544.0957 Marlene Pierce, Ability PM. Per· H_l_Rt_NG_GO_VE_RN_M_E_N_T sonnel Services Inc. JOB YOUR AREA. 14131 Yorbe •102. Tus-s1s ... ooo-~rao· eau tin, CA l~ Employer (60~) 883· 5 EXT Paid 3375. GET PAID FOR READtNG BOOK9 SlOO. _per tide. --N:18947, 161 D .. Una*t w.-i. N. Aurora. IU60542 FUN WEEKEND JOB: You dw when, INe out free samples in .,,..... .... home. Join us! 962-5688 NOW HIRING * Cashiers * Grill People General Crew All Shifts Avallllble, Mominp, Days, Eveninp. Full or hrt Time. Great for se·n1or Citizens, Housewives, Students 3141 Harbor Blvd. Ca1&1M111 5•·1211 - ... • . -; --..... ' CASHIERS Thrif\y Oil is cunw itty ~ ltlltiof'I ~Full! pert time POSitions •v•il•ble. Schedule 90/180 -,...., Exe··-appl for 8CMncelMnl ...... ~. 799 w. 19th St. COStli Mesa or 17475 Brookhurst, Fountain V.aley. MANAGEMENT Thrifty OH Co. is currently hirinc station mana1ers. Benefits include medi· cal. YllCatian, Pllld train- i!'W. and uYfnp plan. EXcellent promotional opportunities. Please ~. 799 w. l~ CoSta Mesa or 1747:> Brookhurst, Fountain Vlllley. OVERSEAS JOBS. Tax "-income IN occupe- tions. Com~ ~id beoefits. Calf C3 456- 6603 Ol ...t ~to Wortdwide Emplo)iers, 1126 S. Fedet'lll H~ #322.FllaudenWe,Fl 33316. ~ICI fee full refund if not pieced owr-. seas per contract. Licensed as an overseas employment 811flCY. FUN WEEKEND JOB: You choose when. Give out free samples in marMt near home. Join us! 962-a688 ·-· 'MT·Tm DAYlll'J9•t• Fl.lml I:;,. .,.,,. •.. ,. -····· . Flllnnl .. , .... 1. ........ 11 .... •h:llWI.••.., .. ........... ..-.... Liie ••&tlt4 ..... , .. 11111? .... -.... = .......... ,, ............ WA JJIB&H1 ..... ACWJ.I .. ~ ..... ...... ..,..,,,. ...... 1 .... "" ...... m.tt ............ ,,,. •• ct t_..... ......... .. tJr. *'"' , ...... .,......, ........... ........ ....... ..., L ........ co.w ___ ...,. REAL ESTATE SECRE- TA.RY ~ producing agent . personal~ exp. ptefen'ed. S81ary + bonus. Send resume to P.M.T. c/o Rerxc 234 E. 17th #11 ~ osta Mesa, CA 9262 . RETAIL MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT MANAGER We have an imme- diate openin1 as an Assistant Mana1er. Requirements include 2 years full time work expe· rience and some supervisory expe- rience (retail pre- ferred), °' a colleae delree. We offer: eCompetitiw Salary .Ubenll Benefits •Promotion ()pptys. •Trainin1 for Adv.ncement c.11 OI 8PPfy in pet• son to: A21. FASHION llL.fJID (714) 144-1121 ,. OllPW.,..,., M/F We •re now hirin1 servers. serwr assist., host/hostesses. cnhi· ~ine cooks, prep mm~GitMt for summer . Jain the am mt DioWs ltlMd c.re. tf }OU.~· =~~ In a fHt·P8Ced fun MrnosDtwa.. we WMt to taek _ tO .yau( Uperience hek>ful, but a IOQd atti· tude ;s a must. AootY in ~rson 2 ~m.-5 · p.m. Tues.-Sat . s Island Cafe. 203 ne Ave., Balboa lsl8nd. Ya YOU CAii ·m1 .... .., .... .............. _ 111 2 t • 11191111111. .• , .. ....... •JEii-., .. , .... a Cl ' II Ptur.1• *YEii ..... 111111111 ••1•• 5 *YESl·1 ... ,, ... , 1-•n s 111 n nu ....................... ................. 01 1 9 •• , u.-..-..... __ .. _Pt11•1 aa: ...... 917·7"9 •Hiii i en.?tn aMnaMA ... ttn .,.,. nto4ett .. .._ .... tt• ................ . ....... .., 0 ., ... .. ___ ....,. REAL ESTATE ASSIST -~~top ~Lpena--~ to snow honm. Slllry + bonus! Send ~ to P.M.T. c/o Remax. 234 E. 17th St. #117, Costa Mau, CA 92627 . FEDERAL STATE AND CIVIL SERVICE JOBS; now hirina. ~r area. $13,550 to $59,480 immediate o~ni'!&S. Call 1-315-733-6063 Ext F369 • DGl•to:tl ... ,. ~ l ICN·www~~.!, Fl I Now hirina at the "Wortds Larpst Pizza Delivery Co. Domino's Pizza needs: Ordertakers must be at least 16 with plea- sant personality. DefNerY Drivers must be at least 18, have own car & insu-rance, and ~ drivina record. Earn $7-10/hr. Both positions full OI part time. Appfy llt Domino's Pizza, ·2075 Newport Bhld. CM or call 646-2244 "Today ... HOME A.JD CARE AVAIL· ABLE. Care of etderty end terminal. M-f c~~ reliable. with acehem character. Exoerience, 1efaeoc:es. Call Eve 963-3478 JOBSll A 111 I HDl'lt PNduction .,,..,. ........ Tedi lr'1 • t;J3 Cal DBDl11 M 'V' (7W) ... lCIOI ,. , ..... ... Ml4 ... MAaw .... 214. .... Ana ... .. ._ .............. . SECRETARY TO CITY MANAGER . -~· Performs a variety of hW1tY responmble. con- ficJeriti81 1nd complex sectetwial end clerical duties for the City Man- ~ncH, as witfl • eenera1 I . Ind nsist- llnce to the pubHc. Posi· tion requires people- orienl.t person who can h•ndle the telephone end •lk-ins with cour- tMy Ind t.ct; wort<~ er•tlvely with Ci ==~~ personnel cont.cted durirw course of work; fwdi COIH1dli lti8I mM· ten for Man..., •nd Council Md att. std with delcnltian. Duties include. but •re not limited to, prep11rfna cornpr9hensMt reports and usina •n•l~lcal skills; compilinc intor-mMion to be used in speciaf ~ assem- blin1 _City Council lllndll it8rris. needed and processin1 City Council stu~ session packets; m.k1nc tnMf ~.ndmain tainln& appointment schedUles Md calendar for the Manaeer; arrane-inc meeti,.. conferen- ces end ciVic functions; and m.intaininc supp- lies end M.nn11f1 files. Must underst1nd the atpnization Md tioi't of the City .:ra: .. to wort< independ- ently in the ~ of supervision. Position ,..wr. shol1h8nd skills of 8t leest 9(). l()()wpm wtth 8billty to ~ 60 wpm .ccurlltely on a Sitectric ~. 11t ... 4 ~ of incrw- ~ ::r-:--- rience and 1'8duZ; from hiah ICtiOol or GED equivatlincy . For details end -c>Plica-tion, ple9se contact our PersOnnel Office. CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH P.O. Box 17~ Newport ~-~ cJ;o.e ~ . MARKETING SALES Dynamic Newport Mar- ketine Group has posi- tion available, will train. Ideal .rtinc condition, daily bonus + commis- siori. Gene 675-0023 SECURITT - *OFFICERS• Full/Pa.rt-Time. Top Pay. Now Hirin1 ForColta Mesa Loca- tion. Will Train! Uni· form Allowance, Bonus Pay. Medical/ Dental, er.dit Union. APPLY9AM -4PM MONDAY-FRIDAY UNCOUl-=-nY (714)111•112 (211)--2474 ~ Ill-"-• for ~Hone• fer Uni. .. .. SOUTH COAST PLAZA Buuttful ~...1.... exec .... 4 Bdr. 2 DmU!t .. IUce. melb81 *· 8 •.m. k> 9 a.m OI .... 3 p.m. 552-1561. $1,100. Comllw 0 P.cxJ ,, .. .,_ -· ,,... €0STA MESA ' ~ Bdr. & 2 Bath town· house. close to shop-~,~Com=~· ~00 per . 650- UDOISI.£ Furn • ._ Veq ellant 2 Bdrm. e.y VlewS la ori- vate be.ch. $1 500 month. 675-3197 or 675-5893 408-Apwb••• Unlur. Irvine NORTHWOOD, 2bdr, 1 bath UPI' twnhm on lake steps to DOOi. AC.tu..all amets. $950. 583,7~1 CHARMING FURN 2 Bdrm 2 Bath. pool, spa, patio, fi~i ... Short term. $ ,875 OI lease $1,700. 160-3187 ~Hills Condo • 2 m~,~ mr.'asM 23 UO-Olllce ..... 1300 SQ.FT. $1'™ triple net. Fully basement-c•rpeted, and firesprinklered . Gt9llt Coroni del ~ cation. 645-6505 ·750 SQ.FT. Office spece in Balboa, areat views/ patio. Judy 675-9615 508-Hou••• for We GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM Sl.00 CU-REPAIR) FORECLOSURES, REPOS. TAX DELIN- QUENT PROPERTIES. ~ow SELLING YOUR AREA CALL 1-315-736- 7375 EXT H-CA-N for current list 24 hrs. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 (U·MEPAIR ALSOTAXDEU & FOR£CLOSURE - ERTIES AVAILABLE NOW. FOR LISTING"' CAll 1-315-733·6064' EXTG369 OOVERNM£NT HOMES ~-ERTIES AVAILABLE it'r· 1 ~fl's-.J-A~!=:1 0316 WEIT CUFF 4 Id, 3 ... 1111 '-k' home.. far .. .., __ ,631.<aJ7 BAl:BOA ISLAND MMnificent remodeled 2 ear & den. Uvinl room with UMd brick fireplace. Plus 4 bdr. & 2 bMh l"Wftal with bly view and brick finlpllc8. excellent rental potential, OI use total n rwsidence. This won•t last. $750~000. 650-7000 -· . ·-······ VIEW OF VIEWS OCEAN VIEW TO CATALINA & BAY Hup tiled entry Into sun1'en Hvinc room. and hUll den with stone fire- place. with missive timber beam ceili"@. Formal dinine room butler's pentty. ~1nn11u livins room with view. Gourmet kitchen, 3 3~ BA.~ blniwd with view. 3 ~~P•· Priced to sett $850,000. 650- Waterfront home with b09t dock Md view.! co. 3 bdrm 3 ba. bonus room. It won't A8lr1t 638-2755 Walk off the beach i your own 3 Bdr. & den obMMmry with vista jetty end bay. Mlrwy unl- que arWe5 and ceffi heiahts. crute interior interest. inciudit'11 SkY· liahts, wooded floors Diwy Jones ant.iQue room. Asking 529,000. 650-7000 . . . I ~ .~·-· ~ -. . , .. ~· ""t ~ ~ _'.£.~_c· ... .,,.!••& ~ Live on water with own ks. For two 60 ft. bcJ9ts OI Slnlller on& 5 bdrm. 4 t.ths of luxury. 3 fireplaces. open enter· inment .,.. lncluditw *1um •• den. form.l dlnln1 room ind 1QUrmet kitchen. You must see this speciKU· l1r b~y, Asktn1 $1.~50.000. 514-0ut of State ..... ISLAND RETREAT. FLY IN. SAIL AWAY. F8bled Orc1s is in the San = . northwoods . 2 Bdr. 2 beth with prden. LMae ......-& Wor1c·lhoo -+ additionel 2 8dr & 1 &Ith apt for ..... Of income. 1 black tram prtvm •· port & rnartna, & beach. l mile to town. Owner must sell. Sl38"000/ offer. 415-662-2237 605-MoneJ to Loen WIDOW HAS MONEY for ~ui~y._ loan1/T9s. ~~01000 up. No_ q_uatifV-i~ no penalty. call Den- ison Associates 714· 673-7311 Todlly! BEST 1 PERSON BUSI-NESS Secure buliness that °""" i~ ~ no ft'Mchise fees. ,.., ... ~ own wortq '-::~mited ~,.. ) free. dom b ya&Jf busir-. to WOfl. GrilM futur8,...... v.lue. Most i~ immediate en flOw, producinc ii 9COlne. Min- imum investment $5,900. c.lt J.,..,. Hinz fw a local appt. 1-800- 25S.5725 Fold out queen size foam sofa bed, $100. Days 631-8120, Bill Mexican Tiffany style amber and areen SWiii ~. $20. Ask for em 631-8120 4--PIECE LIVING ROOM SET. Never used. EMth torm.$250.969-8215 SOfA. LOVEIEAT"-~ & Ottomen. XVICh 1Ulfd. Never used. $290. 969-5922 2 PIECE DINING ROOM ~ Includes 6 chairs. 64-inch Dble with two 18-lnch laves. Hutch. Wooden fr•med 1l•ss doors. excellent smr.e. Aud~· $600. 714-559- 1703 SOFA LOVESEAT, CHAl~S. OTTOMAN. Never used. wthtones. 969-6130 ...... c ....... S99 per month rent IBM PC clone. 640K dual driYe, IJ'llPhlCS n~ rt=. monitor, 714-261-2416 121-1m.-11t••• ENJOY 13-1596 Altum on TOI. Also lend on & buy TDs. $10.r..~ up $1 mil+. Call u.nison Asso- ciates 714-673-7311 Todllyf LAAGE BOAT to trade out work for live 1board. Nicely loc llled in Mlrina Del fley. Rell8ble. hlrldy '*'°" with ,.,. • K:eS pufwNd. Calt Aon 213r 274-8233 90l-11a1Drctcl• • •• 1987 HONDA 50 SCOOTER Low miie.e. 85S-..160. Askinl $500. 910.~fors.le MUltMI FOR SALE CLASSIC MUSTANG MACH 1 351 enaine. 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N ::s - - -· It was terrible. At first I thought it was going to be an archetypal jog-me against the clements. It turned out to be one of the most frightening things I have ever done. I started out jogging down the hill to the beach area. 1 was flying, with the wind behind my back. At certain points, the wind literally pushed my feet out from under me. I felt like an Olympic skiicr, slightly out of control, but going faster than I had ever gone-breaking through to a personal best. "What a stud I am," I thought, sailing. along. Suddenly I heard crackling. I As I got down to the beach, the poles gave way to driving sand. I had a choice: corneal abrasions or electrocution. CdM valedictorian creates her success BY KATHERINE NELSON When Suling Wang found out that she was valedictorian of Coro.na dcl Mar High Schoors ct.SS of 1988, she was simply "happy." "I didn' fmd out until people '- STUDENT UFE started telling me," she said. "I just did what I normally would have done. It wasn' anything special like writing an essay or winning a contest."' Soft--spoken and elegant, Sul- ing bas a shy smile that is easily catching. Anyone who thinks that all she docs is study could not be farther from the truth. Art is an important part of her ·life, and she spends much of her free time drawing. She has been involved in claues such as piano (eight years of it) and ceramics. This year she is an important member of the staff of Corona dcl Mar High School's "Vision," a magazine featuring student paintin~ drawings, poems and stories. "I like art because I like creating things. It mates me feel good because it is my own." As for college plans, Soling has high hopes. "I want to go to Harvard," she said cautiously, "if I get in." Other universities that have received her application arc: Yale, Cornell, Stanford, UCLA, . and UC Berkeley (where she bu already been accepted). Her major is tentatively set for fine arts • So what about the annual valedictorian address at gradua- tion? "I'm not really nervous. I just don' know what I'm going to say yet," she joked. "At least 111 have a microphone so people can hear me." Two Newpor:ters earn PTA's service award BY BONNIE ENGSTROM The Honorary Service Award is the highest honor that PT A gives to an individual. Each spring PT A units, councils and state boards choose a few deser- ving persons who have made outstanding contributions to children and youth above and beyond their job definitions. The award is always presented to the recipient as a surprise, and included in the ceremony are special invited pests wbo have special meanina tcr tbc honoree, aucb u co-worken, neipbon, cloee friends, faniily memben and others wbOIC lives haft been touched by the recipient. A donation ii made in the hono- ree\ name to the llate PT A Scholauhip Fund, and the honoree receives an HSA pin (in Calif omia it is an oak leaf) to wear for life. D1aM Hafer, rant vice P..,. idcat al Roy 0 . Aadencn PT A, is known • die J8dJ wbo ii alW&YI ewitiq ~ ii IO pol- itift, IO wiJliDa aDd IO eidl111i- utic,• adeiard ~ M,.., fint....-teeclalr. . •Everyoae natl to won witla • • • • • f tion). She is presently serving as program chairman for Andersen PTA .and bas arranged educa- tional presentations for parents about earthquake preparedness SCHOOL SCENE ~ .-~ ··---h .1 ' ~ ··-· ' ~-- and AIDS. She ii president of C-elebratiom, an Oraqe County choral poup for JOatb, to which her son Brian beloap. Sbe WU a Brownie leMer for daqbter Launl'I troop, and ia renowned u tlae mom wbo i1 alway• invo~ .... cbilanm and tW frindt ia cn.tiw projects from m•ti111 t111ir owa ~ iiftr' co1tume1 I or HallOweea to ..,..,.... the~ of short ltoria which bu now become an offi· cial Newport Beach sportina event. This year she is juggling two major commitments. As co- cbairman of legisation for Har- bor Council PT A, she was responsible for coordinating the distribtuion and recollection of 3,000 petitions. Karen Hochadel, Harbor Council PT A president, calls Westberg's efforts "record setting" and Westberg, herself, "one of the nicest people I know." Her involvement with earth- quake preparedDell at ADdenen bu led her to spearhead thia project for Harbor Council. Her contribution will enbuce tlae 1afety of every c1lild in the district. These individuals deserve ............. ,_ coatribut- iaa 10 .._.to our ldllClatioaal .,.... ....... ••are oloar children. Bacla life tMJ've towelled .... ..... eariclald bj tbilir fbie n•mr•. n.; .. ,,. • .. · Bob Tr.own of Waterfront Homes c ' f BY CHEllYL STEHUNG It isn't often that a buyer of a home can just move in with a minimum of fuu, but this week'• featured home can offer just that. Located in prestigious Bia Canyon, one of Newport's premier nei1hborhood1, this Broad moor bome bu been com- pletely remodeled into the Cali- fornia Contemporary mode with retextured walls, new bathrooms, skylights, carpet, Arizona flagstone floors and landscaping. "You don't have to do any- thing, just move in and live," said Bob Trown of Waterfront Homes, Inc., agent for the home. "Once you arc in the gates, you arc in your own, private world." Trown is not only the agent for the home, he is also a designer in hit own. right and pcrf onncd all of the remodeling innovation on the home. Because the design is California Contemporary, any style of f umiture will blend in. SECURE AND PRIVATE Big Canyon is a gate-guarded community, which offers the maximum in security. In addi- tion, the home, which is located at 19 Royal St. George, has a highly 1echnical security system of its own, complete with tele- vision moniton. To the aide of the deluxe three- car ..,.... 11 ·the entry gate to the priv..;. -e0urtyard. Ouesta will be peeted with tropical peenery in an idyllic settiq. To the ript of the courtyard ii the weJcomin1 1pa, with a walkway leadina to the tarae swimming pool, patio and grassy yard. To the left of the courtyard is the private patio accessible from ·the hallway and muter bedroom. Beyond the courtyard are the sin1le-paned French doors, leading to the Arizona flag-stoned entry. Guests will face the formal dining room with its window wall facing the pool. Over the dining table is an intricate metal-sculptured chandelier that is a true conver- sation piece. To the side of the room is a sliding glass door leading to the patio. MANY MIRRORS AND WINDOWS The formal living room is to the right of the entry hall, and drama is created here with the use of mirrors, bcrbcr carpet, a sloping, beamed ceiling and a cozy conversation pit. One wall of windows with a sliding glass door to the patio area aives the room a light effect. The mirrored wall creates depth. Guests step ClllfmlA EITEITlll• 11111..-a ..... ._..II .. Clllll 1111 ..... llf 1111 T..-ti Wdlll .................... , 5 5 ...... , '15 ............ ..., .............. .,_."' d.own to the conversation pit, with the fireplace. PEACEFUL RETREAT To the left of the entry is the hallway leading to the bedroom wing. A guest powder room featuring an antique commode with brass sink and fixtures is out of the ordinary. At one end of the ball is another mirrored wall. Berber carpet is used continuously here. In the bedroom wing, planta- tion shutters arc used on the windows and sliding doors. All three bedrooms arc large and have ample-sized sliding mir- rored closets. One of the bed- rooms has a sliding glass door to the side yard. Off the hall is the laundry room, with plenty of storage, an ironing alcove and high tech track lighting. A sliding glass door from the hall leads to a private patio. A large bath featuring double facing pull mans with white ceramic tile countertops and double sinks is shared by the three bedrooms. The bath area bu a glassed-in shower tub. The tile on the floor matches the countertops. The master suite is a lovely retreat with many newly added amenities. Double doors lead to the bedroom, with 'its expanse of windows and one mirrored wall. Double doors lead to the walk-in cedar closet. In the dressing area, a built-in cabinet has a faux goat skin finish. Glass block separates the dressing area from the bedroom and gives a sense of drama. There arc two facing pullmans with double sinks and travertine countcr- tops. White tile is used on the floor. Another glass block wall separates the bath area, which includes a bidet and combina- tion glasaed-in Roman tub and shower. Larae windows face a private cactus garden. FAMILY COMFORT, BONUS KITCHEN CJ I '•""U m mwm •1111111 -0ne of._._.,.,,...,.. wty Newport B11ch landnwtca llanda .... herbor ~ 111110.-.n. and rOIWllca wtl -a ,... ct.llenge and nmendoua ~ in .. plldll 5 bedroom. 3 llDry home with ocean, city light. and harbor action views. ....... 111·1• CllTA ml · Cape Cod with dining washer-dryer with view of ~ complex with ~ ...... ••••• WllTCUff • Bright and cheerful 2 bedroom, 2 beth condo. lmrnaculaal and cozy with gu log fireplace in living room. Atlractlve complex with 3 community pools ctoee to Newpolt'a Westcfiff for shopping and lefVice. .... l1Ml9 ... Ill 11110 . Spacious 2 story family home with .. bedrooms and 2~ baths. Greet location cloee to community pool and tennis courts and just 3 blocks to the beech. tUJlftl.m D1·1• ._. .... • Just a block to the ocean from this co-zy 3 bedroom beech houM. Beamed ceilinged living room with fireplace and 1eeluded back yard with patio and spa. Community poot 1u1ar-.-m.me Mimi LIT • Rambling shake roofed 3 bedroom California ranch with huge family room with fireplace and open beamed ceHlnga. Beautifully land8caped yard with private pool, rolling lawns. pine nee and latticed shade garden with Koi pond. 1141.• ••. ,. ._. llU · Totally remodeled and freshly painted 3 bedroom home with 2 betha and new carpet and tile throughout Light and bright with attractive south patio. Mn.-A1·1• PEllllllU NIT· Charming remodeled 3 bedroom with den and huge deck CNer 3 car garage. Open yet cozy with fireplace and bay windowed dining area. French windows and doors open to lovely brick patio. First time on market. 1441• ••.•• Lm llU · City 90phlstication at the beach. Completely redecorated 2 bedroom and loft d8n with ..,.ck>ua formal dining room on one of Lido's belt llreea. Elegantly appointed with white wool carpet. hand- some wallpapers. plantation shutters and mirrors. .... .,.,. Ullll WE estate home in guarded community with po.ota and tennis. Fabulous designer decor and proteaaionat landlcaping enhance thia 4 bedroom .... with 2 family rooms. formal dining and den, all with fantlllllc view. •14.• a1-1• Lm ml · ctwming 3 bedroom home on extra wide lot Cou'*Y ~ feeling with ..,., tiled floors. b..-ned Cllllnga and Englilh llradll gsden. Open and bright loor plan with Ft'9ftCh doors to large tunny pdo. ...... 111·1• -111 llEI ·The hideaway muter IUite and unU8Ual floor plM pnMde exClllent privacy tor members of large or U111Mled fllmilia In exc 111 of 5000 8q. fl ... .,. 4 bedrooms. gourmet ieland kitchen and ~ pl8yroom overtookiltg M indoor pool in a Rpical lllllng. Wonderful views of back t.y, city lightl and anow capped mountains. ...... .,.,. Lm m.E • Full of charm and aunshine. Gnacioua home wtth cozy den and 3 bedroom. including wtuded muter with window nook. hia/hers t.th and deck. Beamed ceilings and fireplace in living room, hardwood floors and south patio on comer lot. ...... . .. ,. Ill• ... · A 2 story, 3 bedroom charmer with fireplace and patio plus a 2 bedroom apMment with balcony and tour car g818ge. Could be conwr18d to single tamity but excellent income property. both units always rented. ....... l7Mlll * * 1EW·um11 * * .. ClllU IEl •view property. Just stepe from main beech and featured on the 1985 home tour. Picket fenced 1925 three bedroom Colonial, metic- uloualy renovated with added brick ftoored tamity room, lovely warm cok>rs. antique man'81a and hardwood floors in dining room and kitchen. Outdoor living ii provided with l'8 private .un deck off the eecond floor.,...., ... brick8d aide patio and front patio with ocean and jetty views. IHI.Ill D1·1• IAYW CllE • A wn.front unit in thia exclusive gated complex with pool and ape jU8t ... from Balboa laland. Spacious 2 bedroom wtth den and high ceilinged living room with fireplace and wet bar opening to waterfront patio. Lovely decor and ~hed 2 car garage. ••.• A1·1• -._.•LE · LOYefy custom home built around a tush patio on wide tot. High ceilinged muter down, adjoining library with fireplace, 2 chikken's bedrooms In upstairs wing plus aeperate maid's room, elegant formal dining and gourmet kitchen. · ....... 111 ·1• Lm llU • 50' tot with 1 story compleeely refurbished. Four bedroom. 3~ bath home with 3 car garage. Beamed ceilings, brick fireplace in living room, large south patio and new paint. paper and land9Caping. ....... .,.,. ClJFflMI view property. Spacious 3 bedroom home with straight on bay and ocean views from nearly all rooms in an ou1standing neighborhood locdon, within walking distance of all schools.. Nice home for now but terrific potential for up or down expansion and remodel. Seller wilt assist with financing. ..... 131·1411 IEllTEllAIUll llW in Corona det Mar with spectac- ular views from one end of Newport Harbor to the other. A palatial new 2 bedroom villa with top quality fixtures and appliances, skylights, vautted ceilings and aU.Ched double garage. Spanish tile roofs and tiled patios and decks. 1711.91 A1 ·1• l.91 llU • F•tured in the Loa Angeles Times HOME magazine. An exceplo...,.lty large 8 bedroom tamity home whoee lize could not be dupffcatld today. Built around a '**• lkytigtll tor an open. airy and bright ,_.Ing. It allO ,.. • large fMNly room and ollce/ tlnry on 80Ult'I **1g corns lol JU9t r9duced to ... ... 111·•• Lm al· M1~lllnw11M llyle 4 bedroom home wil'I den on huge lot .. quiet end of illMd. °'8IMIC doul* doors ... to t.bulous 2 llDry IMng --wlth ..... of ...... to tiled pldio with'°"""*' and .... IHI.Ill D1·1• • CllTll on the Golf eou.... Bank owned cuetom contemporary fixer with outstanding potential. 8pKioua. open muttMevel tloor plan wtth 4 bedrooml. 4 batha. 3 lreplacea including 1 in ma1a1 r _.., lamity room, tom.I dining and triple garage. Lowest priced cultom home in this exclU9ive gated community. 1111.1• .,.,. •If A Im IUCIFlllT -Spectacular ocean views from fNflfy room of this new cuatom 3 story home with .. bedrooms. 3~ betha. formal living and dining rooma and gourmet kitchen. M...., bedroom .- with patio and fireplace. Roof top pdo with ape. BBQ and 390• views of ocean and mountaina. An exqu""9 oceanfront Pf°'*1Y with both a quiet location and wy penin8Ula 8CC911 ,....._,.UH.• A1·1• ._ ._ MfflllT -Spectacular contlmporary 4 bedroom with den, twnlty and formal dining rooms.. Gourmet kitchen with jennllir9 and butcher block ca1'9I island. Apartment CNer 3 car ganige with 1 bedroom and huge office with view. Seller will carry 1st T.D. for qualified buyer. 11.lU. In.ma PE1111111u •n•n. N<*d ~.ny HH'8' ~John Colnll'a own IOPhi8tk:a'9d. fully turnilhed vac lllon 1ebeat with dock for a a.ge •lboat or ,.cht. Completlty '9mOd1led With heh clw\ and c'111ic con•mpc••Y ..,ung. l.U9h pello •• 11sie to .. bey in this •rile Bay Avenue location. ........ .,.,. IPECTICllll MYflllT ·Remodeled from the ground up in '14. Ewry PG •ible amenity in Ilia 3 bedroom Linda .... home. eon.red copper ceilinged den .... full bar, huge wine cellar, elegant formal dining plus a mU8ic gallery. Among the qumity .....,.. are travertine. onyx. brw and copper, French aingte tight doors and thermopMe glw. Terrific beyside petio with pool and spa te9da to the dock tor 3 boata. ar.--111-1• ._. llU -In a prime location at the tip of Lido Isle with 55' on the wner, Pelican Point has a dock tor targe sailboat or yacht and _...,.. aide ties. This ctaaic Georgian estate~ 5 bedrooms, including fabulous master wtth fireplace, library and private deck, a formal baytront dining room. gourmet kitchen with butler's pamry. paneled family room and baement with hobby room and wine cellar. There is also an elegant courtyard swimming poof. A.•.• A1·1• Lm •a. ... wateffront wtth dock tor 30' boat °"8llr bufft. "Hke new" gracto... 3 bedroom with oak trim and c:aibiMtry, spiral ataircw, 2 fireplaces, gourmet kitchen. pdo and MCUrity system. ••••• 111·1• WATERFR.ONT HOMES,INC. 315 MAnM Ave. ~ .. nd •n 1111 . . R e a I to 1 :~ f J () t Ii y f 1 i ··1 · . . .. -· · . t .~ , ,t.J .. ·~-11, Honesty, integrity mark top producer s work Honesty and integrity arc the producers in the Southwest two most important words ip region and attributes her success Ann Peten' vocabulary. Peten to puttina tbOIC two words into is one of Grubb and Ellis' top action. HARBOR HIGHLANDS· NEW LISTING Original 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Nice layout but needs TLC. If you've been looking for your own "fixer," this may be the one. $285,000. Call to see!! (BJ REAL TY WORLD NEWPORT BEACH 642-5200 New listing, highly upgraded, 5 bedrooms with new baths, floorina. drapes, etc. Three.car prage, nice open back yard. Move in and invite your guests. Open Sunday l to 5. 1706 Port Charles $489,000 ... CARMEL MODEL fine 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, with south·facJ~I rear yard. Very briatrt, clean, move-an condition. $389,000 MoNTFr.,.o'l>EL This 4 bedroc-:ew steps from the greenbelt Nea so~ ... .<ids walk to school and cross no sta $389,000 CARMEL MODEL Next to the greenbelt, this very, very well kept home has one of the best locations in the port streets. One of the cleanest and best kept homes ever listed. $409,000 SOMERSET MODEL Phase Ill of Harbor View Homes -Seawind. Largest lot available · Almost 1/3 acre. Five bedrooms, 3 baths, 3 car garage. CORONA DEL MAR TWO OCEAN VIEW LOTS $559,000 510 Hazel -40 fl Each lot could accommodate ocean and canyon view home. One-way street. Lots of ~t1<~rw. Total price $599,000 COllONA DEL llAll FANTASTIC VIEW OF HARBOR I.MUNA IEACH CANYON& OCEAN VIEW ... PllVATE LOT This special locMion in L..suna offers pnv.cy .net seclusion on the C*1YOfl, minutes from downtown. $409,000 If IEIPllT •. Peten lop IS yean in the real estate buaineu and lut year produced more than S8 million. She spent 10 yean with Barrett Realty before joinina Grubb and · E'lis tt:am almott four yean .. o. ••Listeniq and UDdentandina the needs of the bu,en and sellen, beina aware of tbe in~ tory and honesty and intepity have produced most of my re- ferral buisinea," Peten said. "Last year, 7S percent of my business wu throup referrals." Peters' ultimate goals are to just keep up as she is doing. Having the name Grubb and Ellis behind her provides much stability, Peten said. "It's a· well-known name in this area, and I owe a lot of my success to working with Grubb and Ellis," she said. "The name has opened up a lot of new avenues to me in the business . ., Peten' area of discipline is residential real estate, and she bas also done relocation work. But she also enjoys passing on her ideas of success to others in the field . On Feb. 12, she was part of a panel at a weekly meeting of the Board of Real- ton. The topic of discussion was "Where Have All the Listings Gone?., The panel consisted of leading listing sales people, who discussed listing techniques that work for them and current market conditions and predic- tions. One tool that Peters just recently began using is a real estate investment letter. Her fant one is bot off the preu ad will be mailed out to clients in her 1 fum area. It is a informatiw newsletter and talb about home mortpae interat, inltallment aalel rules and tu deductiona, vety timely elements for this time of ,ear. Peters came with her family to California from New Jersey a little moJe than IS years .,o. She originally taught grade 1ebool, and it was the move diat turned her head toward real estate. She bu always worked in tbe Harbor Area. Her four children an powa and 1one, and lbe njoyl 1pndiq aome time witll her three pandcbild- ren, 8led eiabt monthl to 10 ycan. WbeD 1be fmdl tbe time, she and her ll•bwl of 29 yean, Daniel. like to take vacations and trawl around domestically. But f mdina free time for the Peters i1 rare. Daniel is in bulineu for bi1111elf in the elec- tronic f 1eld, and Ann is busy with her real estate work. Ann Peters a note from mallry 1508 Dover Drive Open Daily, 1-5 Move-in ~ondition, 4 bedroom home with gourmet kitchen, pool, and easy maintenance yard. See it!! $395,000. Shorecliffs -Cd M T~r~e bedroom, 3 ~ath home, never lived in since complete refur- b1sh1ng to outstanding condition. Owner will consider exchange for income-producing property. $698,000. Old CdM -$325,000 Great potential! Corner R-2 lot with large 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Large sunny patio. One of the least expensive homes in Corona del · Mar. Call to see! Westcliff Condo Near shopping, etc. Ground-floor, large patio, no steps to this 2 bedroom, 2 bath pool-side home. $133,500. Villa by the Bay On~ bedroom, den, 2 baths, half -house, half-mobile home. Boat dock available. Community pool and spa. $55,000. 3 bedroom, 2 bath 4 bedroom, 2 bath house 3 bedroom, 3~ bath condo 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo Rentals 3 bedroom, 2 bath tdwnho&ise • $1550/month $1800/month $2150/month $1525/month month ' THE DALEBOUT A S S o · C I A T I 0 N ' COITA MESA UNITS. •• Hearty completed. Eight MP8l8le duplex style untta. Beautifully constructed. Three bedrooms. 2\t batha. Vaulted ceilings. Wagon wheel windows. Waaher/dryer hook-upa. 2 car garages. Separately metered. Readily converted to condomlnluma. Each unit has 1388 square feet of livable space. Drive by and take a look. . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . .•. S2,IN,00i0 CORONA HIGHLANDS ••• Even if you're a pereon who is not easily excitable, this home is enough to start your heart thumping. Quiet, restful location. Magnificent grounds. Colossal view. Exemplary craftsmanship. Fastidious attention to detail. This 3 story masterpiece features 4 bedrooms, 4 ~ baths, a library with a sitting room, a family room, a dining room, a . game room, a greenhouse ... and a separate free-standing guest house. The residence is only 4\t years old and Is well worth the ample sum being asked ..•.••..••..•...........• 91,311,00iO. NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••• A hallmark. This grand 2 story 3 bedroom 4 bath offering is one of the community's more apacioua and splendidly appointed view residences. The levels of qualtty and taste make thla home more than a match for any of Newport's most luxurious properti• Step-down ltvtng room. Library. Gourmet kitchen. Family room. Private dining room. The maier' suite la of gracious ambiance. The alaggering range of amenities can't be chronicled In this ad. Call for" delall& . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . •...... 9121.000 LIDO ISLE .•• Custom home. A Herbert Brownell design. Accentuates the ultimate in family living and entertaining. Five bedrooms. 31h baths. A 70' x 90' lot in a premier location. Cherry wood panelling. Marble countertops. Gold fixtures. Brass door handles. Crystal chandelier. Cedar wardrobe. Sunken tub. Two fireplaces. Leaded windows. Maid's quarters. Patio large enough for pool. Community tennis. Yachting. Private beaches. $798,000 DOYER SHORES •.. A prime corner lot. Spectacular Country Fr~nch home. Th~ !irst floor layout is well suited to en~erta1~1~g. Large formal living room. Banquet size dining room. Library. Expansive used brick terrace with a pool. 6 bedrooms incl~ding .a la~lsh master suite. 6'h baths. Children s wing. Maid's quarters. This impressive residence is both elegant and comfortable ...... $715,000 DOVER SHORES ••• Large families can be fun ... if there is adequate space. A magnificent home designed for comfort. 5 bedrooms. 4 baths. Kitchen remodeled with skytights and all new appliances. Wet. bar with wine storage. Delightful back bay view. 3 car garage. . ................... · . · · · $721,000 LIDO ISLE ..• New French Mediterranean contemporary home. Three bedrooms. loft. Three baths. Two blocks from Lido Clubhouse. Soaring ceiling in living room. Marble fireplace opens to living room and dining rooms. Gourmet kitchen. Ught oak floors. Berber carpet Custom oVersized spa. Water view from secor1d story. Air conditioned. Thia quality home has It 811 ••••••••••••••••• 1700,000 . . .......... . A REAL ESTATE COMPANY HARBOR RIDGE. •• Once the opportunity is miaeed, there's no second chance to see this lavishly customized Estates' Lucerne Model. The view. alone, is testimony not only to the desirability of the property ... but to its value. The gracious ambiance includes: Large rooms and high ceilings. A sumptuously spacious master suite with sitting area and fireplace. A dining room. An eminently comfortable family room with a custom bar. A cozy study. Plantation shutters. Air Conditioning. This is a residence that excels not In one area. or a few areas, but all areas. Call us for more details. ..•••.•.... -,IOO BALBOA ISLAND DUPLD. •• Outatanding value at a reuonable COel Near the sand and boating activttie& Some view. Parking for 4 cars. Loaded with extras. One unit haa 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. The olher has 3 bedrooms and 3 baths. Either of tt'8le two stunning units could e.ily aa"8fy the needs of the moet demanding occupMt. Call ua and we wtll describe the special teatures and appointments of this very special property.························"""" KINGS ROAD .•• This home has it altt 3 bedrooms. 21h baths. Huge family room with a fabulous view of the coast. Located in the most prestigious area of Newport Heights. Many extras, some of which include Pogg~n Pohl cabinetry in the kitchen, skylight, white oak floors, lovely landscaping and a.n adorable playhouse in the backyard make this very special home irresistable. . ... $159,000 DOVER SHORES ..• Generously propor- tioned 5 bedroom home. Panoramic view and Total renovation of the improvements. tt is endowed with a pool, private spa. an abundant master suite, a state of the art kitchen, separate guest quarters. There are elements so subtle that you may never know they exist .. unless we tell you about them. Call us .......................... $121,000 KINGS ROAD ••• Cape Cod home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. Vista of Bay and Ocean. Incomparable location. A Rare find. A wealth of practical, comfortable features such as pool, new decks, automatic sprinklers and new driveway ................ $515,000 NEWPORT BEACH ADDRESS ••• The beauty of its setting and location makes this offering one of Newport's hidden gems. An extraordinary custom 3 bedroom residence in a tranquil cul-de-sac. The interior is studded with special features (soaring beamed ceilings, 2 exciting lofts, etc.). The vast grounds are expertly landscaped to assure maxtmum privacy. The outdoor living borders on paradt• with its stunning pool environment Oi9cover this one. . .. 1525,000 631-7300 EAITBLUFF ••• Comfortable, immaculate home suitable for practical family living. 5 bedroom. 2 bath, pool. Come delight in the warmth and security that emanates from the large country kitchen. Thia home is truly an outstanding value in today's market. . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . '371,0GiO NEWPORT HEIGHTS ..• Large 4 bedroom 3 bath poolhome. Ihis property offers 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 ••• Enjoy being steps from the ocean, but far from the crowds. This custom home with patio, two decks, outside shower and MCUrity system has it all. Large master suite wtth fireplace. Living room with wet bar and fireplace. large kitchen with eating area. Community club houee, pool and tennis available. A great home and on fee land .•..............•............ 9274,IOO NORTHWOOD, IRVINE ••• Enjoy all the amenities of this be9utifully decorated 4 bedroom Cape Cod home. Family room features custom built cherrywood entef1ainment center surrounding a ueed brick fll'9Place and a w9t bllr. The IMng room has a cathedral ceillng Md charming window .... Extra large lot with CCMWed brick patio .. Lovely landecaping. On a tree lined cul de Si8C ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --.- BAYRIDGE. • .J.M. Peters built Delightful gafll-guatfled · N&wpol1 lllacf1 cormnuni'1. ~ Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 bath Cape Cod condominium in quiet location. Many upgrades including central air conditioning. Two garages. Community pool and spa. . ........................... $233,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ..• 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 . wi'!1 Ben Franklin type stove. Gas and electric kitchen. Huge lot with cement drive wit!' RV access. Oversized 2 car garage w ith 110/220 voltage .......................... $171,00iO 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 ................... S171,000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA ••. Great Spinnaker Cove condominium. Highly upgraded with new floor coverings throughout. Two bedrooms. 21n baths. Vaulted ceilings. Vertical blinds. Very clean unit in a fantastic comJ>:lex which includes a spa and two outside barbecues. A great buy at ........ $115,00iO LAGUNA BEACH LOT ••. Buildable custom home site in beautiful Laguna Beach. Possible view from second story. Lot is approximately 6,300 square feet A nice canyon setting. <?811 for directions to property and drive by ............................... ···- ARIZONA LAND ..• Colorado River area ... Mohawk VaHey. 38 prime acres. Level land. All Utilttiea. Suggested use of mobile or motor home partc. 36 acres .......................•. •.a• '\4 acre tc>ta • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SS.• liililllli ~~1617 WESTCLIFF DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH A Charming Bed & Breakfast Home. • • IN ObE>E CORONA DE~ MAR! $435,000 This light and airy,· picturesque doll house will melt your heart!! Kitchen, dining room, and master bedroom look onto garden patio and sloping lawn. Three bedrooms, 3 baths and famtly room on a spectacular wide corner lot!! 2201 Waterfront Corona del Mar Specialists Our Unmatched Sales Record In Olde CDM Continues to Grow CDM Homes sold by Jim a Patty McDonald In the l•t 12 months: 321 PotnMttl• . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-17 234 Hazel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-87 250 Poppy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-17 254 Poppy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-17 3927 Sandune Ln . . . . . . . . . 5-17 311 Goldenrod. . . . . . . . . . . . 6-17 SOI Femle•f .............. 7-17 310 Poinsett .............. 1-17 311 D•hll• ................ t-17 34 M•lnull .. .. . . . . .. . . . . 11-17 2711 ................... 11-17 511 ...................... 12-17 504 D-"H• ................ 1-11 207 lrts ................... 1-11 2121 Pebble . . . . . .. . . . . . . . 1-11 225 Poppy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-11 231 Poppy . . . . . . . . . . . In EICrow 730 Poppy . . . . . . . . . . . In E1erow 336 Morning CMyon In EICfOW SANDS INVESTMENTS Jim and Patty McDonald (714) 759-9070 I • ' - '~ \ . 'I ' I ·• I Cover home. • • e co I ---II fi . lud" bi . • -• ... ..... eatura lDC maw le ceramic Back to the main hallway is tile counten, sub-zero refriger- a door leadiq to tbe family and ator, trash compactor, doub~ informal din.Ura rooms. One wall wall-mounted oven with micro- of windows faces the yaril ana wave, a triple sink, high tech pool, and a sliding glus door Jenn-Air range top, skylipt and provides access. Arizona flag-downlipta. Special bonuses are stone is used in this area and the chopping block counter with looks attractive with dhurry area brass vegie sink and the faux rup. The family room is com-marble cabinets. fortable and baa a skylight over IDEAL FOR the fireplace. Beyond the family ENTEllTAINING room is the informal dinin1 Anyone who loves to enter- room. It is separated from the tain, from families to singles, kitchen by a glass display would feel comfortable in this cabinet. home. The large rooms, ample The kitchen bas all possible bedrooms, yards and pool and Check these . great listings I Financing: CTNL-OMHF for furdta infomtadon, call MIKE FRANKLIN (714) 640-7000 Office, (714) 645-7521 Ra. 32'0 &It U>ast Highway Corona Ml~ CA 9262' l • · I ·. ~ ' f ' . l , ' , • . lpa allow for CDtertainiq OD a arand acaJe. Bil Canyon it preau,ioua liviq at ita belt witla peeaMltl and many plaJll'Ounda. At a bonus, it is cloee to Fubion Island and the ocean. REALTOR INFORMADON AND FINANCIAL PACTS The aakina price for thi1 bonus home is $875,000. It is offered by Bob Trown of Water- front Homes, Inc. The offu:e is located at 2436 W. Cout Hiah- way, Newport Beach. For more information or viewing, call 631- 1400. The ·oo-lt-you lier' nllils protection, too BY GERRY A CHRISTA LONG Tbinkina of ldding a 1pa, a loft, or a balcony to your home? Are you a .. handyman?" Or is your nephew a .. aeniua at that sort of thiq"'l H you 're taking the pluqe into a do-it-yourself project, be 1ure· the penon in charge is knowledgeable-that he be either: A licemed contract°' or Someone who u completely / amillar with local and state buildinK CoMJ. Three recent examples we have encountered point out the reuom why: I . Owner number one installed a 1pa outside his muter bedroom. Upon selling ·the home, the city impeCtor des- cribed his spa u .. an accident waitiq to happen." The .owner b.S left wires not far enoqb remowcl from the spa. Without the GFI (Ground Fault Inter- rupter), a dAI C.W llaft ..._ el1dnc•... The cost of the correetiom came to $650. 2. Owner number two hired an unlicensed contractor to build a cement patio-on the slope side of bia home. Heavy rains camed the aoil to be undermined until tbe patio collapeed. Due to the fact that an unlicensed contractor b.S done the work, the owner wu held responsible. Had a licemed contractor been involved, be or the oriainal builder would have carried aome reaponaibility. A Ml,111 lanalt ••••••• 3. Owner number three built, with his father's help, a wood deck and patio overhan1. They failed to elevate the wood above tbe around with concrete, creat- ina a situation which w• invit- ing to subterranean termites (Earth to Wood Contact). Ten yean later, upon sellina the home, it bad suffered so much termite damage that lie wu required to •a•e tlle patio reballt. Total com were Sl,lM. In cue number one, a knowl- edgeable person might have helped the owner avoid a life- threatening condition on the property. In the second cue, a licemed contnctor would likely have kept that owner out of a lawsuit. In cue number three, a one-hour comultation would have enabled them to avoid a s 1,200 repair. Our neiabbor is Ed Noble, mater electrical contractor. I called him to loot over a minor electrical project I had tackled. .. With a couple of minor chan1e1, you 11 be on safe ground," be sugeated. He also told me: .. NO CHARGE-IT JUST TOOK FIVE MINUTES." Now, that's a 1ood neipbor. Catalina andjettyViews 3317 Ocean Boulevard Corona del Mar (Newport Beach) Tiaru Bedrooms C1a11t masur) Hts and Ha Bath, Dtn. Dining Room, Offke Arta, Dartt loom "' Tadrlt ~', ~--roo..-•· looln, Two D«a and Ont Patio. &--r-~[oo-... ........ ~ Wltor saws all llnt Aoon. Tn OJf- Scrut ,,...... Tw &cloKcl au IOOlft ftw av. Priwllt Stan to BmcJa. &dolal ,,..., ... Arm ..... ..... ear.. .. Mer SI* ... wtda ...... c;,.,. ......... c.or.... ., Mr/« • ,..... ... ,.,,,, ................. °"' ti/.., lat Vkws ... ii/ Nrwpai .... Y• 1"" •,_cm .... ,... ...................... .... .,,.. lltJ••• I . ...... ... -· .,,,.. , . .,. ~ REALTORS® .. ,........ 1111,111 Thia Southport model has an Ul'l8\.lrp8l9ed ocean bay and dty lichta view. It sita high on one of ~ 1usest Iota in preatigioua Spyglua Hill. Thia home bu 5 bedroomS. 4 ~ batha, family room, bon~ room ~ a pool and spa for entertaining. Thia aa a uruque property in a aecluded setting. Ask fOI' ... ESTHER YANK , MDUITAll llEWll 1379,900 4 ~room, 2.S bath, almost 3000 sq.ft. home. Very pnvate and secluded lot lushly landscaped located on cul-de-sac. Custom pool and spa. Peck views of ocean. Shows like model home. DENNIS GRIMES PMIEI .... , Tl •VE -·-Back on market. 4 BR, 2 BA home in Harbor View. Can accomodate a fast escrow. Extra large backyard and sunny location. Shown by appoint- ment only. Ask for ... JO-ANN DORAN BREIT HARBOR VIEW BUY! $350,000 Sellers ready to move out of this single story four bedroom home. Large backyard in sunny location. Shown by appointment. Ask for ... JO-ANN DORAN ILUFF'I IAlllAIN 1216,500 Totally remodeled and lavishly upgraded! Spa- cious 2 BR, 2 BA beauty is the best value in the BLUFFS TODAY. Hurry won't last. Ask for ... DOUG HERBST SO. COAST METRO 1201,000 Immaculate, highly upgraded 3 BR, 2 BA home with den plus bonus room, & 2 fireplaces. Across the street form park. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO •1111 lllm IT RI IElf .... Luxury 2, 100 8'1· ft. Bayside condo home on one level with boat slip, bay, mountain and city light views. New carpet, textured walls, verticals, tile, marble, mirron, 1-quered cabinets, and more! Two BR. 2 ~ BA, ~ formal dining. Security gate, private community, pool and spa. Ask for ... JUNE DAVIS IUIPllllll IALUEI 1329,000 Newport's best kept secret is this three bedroom, two and a half bath contemporary home. Nestled off the beaten path, it's ~ block to quiet park. With 2 fireplaces, recessed lighting, and new carpet cl tile, this home is in move-in condition. DIANA PROSSER ......... ,. llPl.fl -·-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 for private showina-Ask for ... BILL A DONNA WEBSTER BAYFRONT REPO 1950,000 Lowest priced bayfront with d ock in quiet location. 4 BR, 3 BA and 3 fireplaces. Lender will work with you. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO DOLLHOUSE USTSIDE CM 1219,000 3 BR family home within walking distance of golf course. Completely remodeled. Country kitchen. Fireplace in livingroom. Jacuzzi in large backyard. Ask For ... MALI GULLEDGE lllTIWlll DETACHED 1194,900 Doll House. Upgrdcd 2 BR, 2~ BA Vista Filare home. Lo8ded w/extru. Just listed. Will sell fut! Ask for ... ESTll&ll YANK MPLU Sl11,8811 Brina Moml A lovely 3 BR, 2 BA home. on the upper lnel with two 2 BR. 2 BA lower urut. Both unita M"e frontina streets. 4 car praae is accessed from .-,. Thia is a custom CdM duplex w/no deferred maintenance. Ast for ... E'L YNN UMP PAllUllll WIRI llE• 1111111 L • UXUrioully decorated 3 BR, 2 ~ BA, approx. 19:wt 8Q ft home. Featura include: italian mub1e entry and frplc, gourmet oak & tile kitchen. Tarkett, bleached oak f1oora, new carpet & neu- tral colon throuahout. Alk for ... . fiYNNKEMP 1111111 a 111•1 • -.. 11-.• ~ 3 BR, 3 ~ BA San Clemente bluff home. HilhlY ulJlraded, his/her Mstr. bath, custom tile, wood & fixture throughout. 1h acre lot plumbed for pool & fully landacaped w/spa. Private beach privileges. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES BEST DEAL IN TOWN 1225,000 Great Fixer Upper! Hurry-this one won~t last! Newport Shores 4BR, I ~ BA, private deck, view of wild I if e preserve. Walk to ocean & enjoy community pool & tennis. Call now ... BILL & DONNA WEBSTER ••••T .. o · sin.• Former model home, 2 BR, 2 ~ BA condo, pro- fessionally decorated & landscaped. Marble floors in entry & kitchen. Includes furniture. Ask for ... RON FELSOT IPYIUll Hill m1,• 4 to 5 bedroom "Southport" model. Recently remodeled in contemporary -white on white. The whole family will enjoy night lights view from pool and si;.a. Beautiful front courtyard, tile, view of city and small ocean view. Ask for ... MALI GULLEDGE BELCOURT WITH A llEW NEW DI MAllET 1495,llOG Spectacular Catalina, ocean+ city light views. Live in single level luxury in this 2BD, 2!,iBA condo. Totally upgraded w /marble entry + plush off white carpeting throughout. Gourmet kitchen, Sec., A/C. Ask for ... RONFELSOT LIDO IOllD IA YFllllT 12,218,800 Exquisite bayf ront custom home with dazzling night lights and harbor views. This custom home features three ·levels of contemporary design, a circular wet bar, and large patio for entertaining. Accommodations for 60 ft.+ yacht plus and endless list of amenities make this a must to sec for Lido Island buyers. Furnishings included. DIANA PROSSER DOLlHOUSE EASTSIDE CM 1219,000 3 BR family home within walking of golf course. Completely remodeled. Country kitchen. Fireplace in living room. Jacuzzi in large backyard. Ask for ... MALI GULLEDGE BLUFFS TOWIHOME 1225,000 Franciscan Model w/new carpet cl paint. 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2 car garage. patio on greenbelt. Hurry, this one won' last. 760,5000 or 854-8636. Call for Appt. PHIL It EUGENIA ST ARKENBURG WALi TO BUCH 1205,000 Sophisticated penthouse in security building only blocks to ocean! Plantation shutters, plush white carpet, beveled mirrors, kitchen skylight, utility room for W / D , air conditioned. Very low down on assumable loan. Ask for ... PAULA BAILEY TOWIHDME llllll AT ITS FllEIT 1111.- Highly upgraded family townbome in Fountain Valley. 3 BR + downstain den which could be 4th BR. Approx. 9 yean new. Gorgeous muter suite w /vaulted ceilings A f a.lreplace, large Roman tub .t cxtra-larae wait-in cloect. Ast for ... FRAYDA DI •DT IEUIDA lllTAS 12,IGG,DDG Located in Harbor Ridge and surrounded by beautifully landscaped grounds, brick patios and expansive verandas. S bedroom suites w /all major rooms opening onto the veranda w/ a 40' pool/ spa. Ask for ... MAUREEN WHITE OR ED ESCANO ECIUIT'l IEIT ... 1111,• 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. Ask for ... RONFELSOT 111.W 1111.• East Vail-eight minutes to town & lifts. Seller left town. Reduced from $549,000. Comps. available. 4 BR, 3 BA, fully furnished custom home. 2500+ sq ft. View of Vail, large ~ acre comer lot w/stream surrounding house. Ask for ... GISELA B URMEISTER IB.CIUIT ml 1471.• Beautifully upgraded condo with ocean & city lights view. Contemporary decor, security system. plantation shutters, marble fireplace & skylights. Vacant, move-in immediately! Luxury at an un- believable price. Ask for ... ESTHER YANK HUNTINGTON IUCH 1294,500 Only Landmark Piao 4 on market w 5BR, Family Room, 2.75 BA, THREE car garage. Bright and open floor plan. Large lot. Malibu lights. Two covered patios. Priced for immediate sale. Ask for ... RAY DAVIES mc1•11-.i•MB•mw With two Master suites -one on each floor. Family room, fifth BR on separate wing. 3 skylights, wood entry, freuch doors & windo_ws._ plantation shutters, walk-in clolet, extra large stor~e space. Great warm appeal Assumable loan! JO-ANN DORAN ILUFFS TOWlll•E 1225,W 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 EIPAISIOI II HAllll llEW 1417 ,000 With two Master suites -one on each floor. Family room, fifth BR on separate wing. 3 skylights. wood entry, French doors & window , p lanta t ion shutters, walk-in closet, extra large storage space. Great curb appeal. Assumable loan! Ask for ... JO-ANN DORAN NEW OCEANFRONT HOME 1679,000 On the sand. New custo m 3 BR. 3'h BA oceanfront with livi ng room, family r oo m. Both with fi replaces, 3 wetbars and French doors. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO IEW OCUIFROIT HOME $679,000 On the sand. cw custom 4 BR, 4 BA oceanfront with living r oom, family room, both with fireplaces. Private balcony, patio, 3 wet bars, French doors. close to shopping cl restaurants. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO "REIAISSAICE" MODEL 1470.-0 Beautifully customized home providing fabulous mountain and city light views. This desirable location is just steps from the pool/spa and tennis courts. Bcautif ul courtyard w /fountain. Security System. Ask for ... MAUREEN WHITE OR ED ESCANO fAllLllllCEAl,IAll81,I cm 1.1111111111t un.- vma Balboa, 2 larae bedrooms plus convertible den with wet bu. Security bldg. with many amenities. Lease option, or owner financing. /\.st for ... DENNIS GRIMES 3 CORPORATE PLAZA • Sun'B 101 • NBWPORT CENTER INDBPBNDBNT MBM8RR BROKBR • t ; ,_ t• A, I' I. t• THE NlWPORT IN9GN/C08TA HEU. NEWS 7 ................ T.l.111i,;m174F-llll --OIMTfMf. .....19 ••I Ult Oii• ~ ~ IN DEFAULT UNDO A LAND CONTitACT S£CUMD llY DUD 06 TMJST. ~Tm Allfl 7. 1•. UNUSS YOU TAICI: ACTION TO MOTt.CT VOUR MOP· ERTY, eT MAY K SOt.O AT A "*-IC SALL W YOU NIED AH EXPLANATION 06 TH£ MATURE 06 THt: PllOCEEO- ING AGAINST VOU, VOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On~ 18, 1-. .. letOO A.M., UNION LANO TITLE COWWIY, •dutyappoillllld T,.,.._ undlrendpursuMt to L8nd Cor*act wuf9d br Died of Trull~ April 17, 1980, •Inst. No. ~7~ In book 13571. .... 711 al OMd9I Alcordl in the aMce al the County Aecorder'I al Or.,.. County, SI* al c..itamia ••~_,by L DAVID H£WNftEOER Md MICKEY C. HERGEHMDER, husblnd Md wff9 •joint wwa WIU SEll AT PU8UC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH ~ .. time al sale in lawful money al the Unie9d Sllien) It the Ct.pmen Avenue eob•ice to the Civic CenW Buildin& 300 E. Chepman Avenue, ()rwiel, Callfom'8 .,I rWwt. title and inWest con1i19yed to llnd now hekt by it undet said Deed al Trull in the property situal9d in Sllid County •nd sate described es; l.eMehold i.-.st in and to: Lot 10 al Tract No. 3813, as shown on • rNP ttter.ol recorded in &oc* 162, PllllS 11 to 19, inctusM al Miscef&eneous Maps, Or.,,.. County California. • The street .sdress •nd other common desilMtion, if •ny, al the rul property described •b<Ne is purported tobe: 119 34th Street. Newpof't Beech, Cal,.,,. 92663 The undersilned Trustee disclaims any liability for •ny incorrectness of the street ~ and other common desianation. if any, shown herein. S.id ale will be m.de, but without c.oven.nt or nrranty, 8'tpteSS or impfied, reprdinc title, possession, or encumbrances, includinc ten, c~ and expenses of the Trustee •nd al the trusts created by Mid und Connet to the rem.ininc principet sums al the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust to wit $193,500.00 with interest thereon from November 17, 1986 • 11.°" per •nnum as provided in said note(s) plus costs •nd any ~al $8,347.20 with intef'est The benefici.ry under said und Contract secured by Deed of Trust henlfofOr"e executed 1nd delivered to the undersilned a written Declwation of default and o.m.nd for s.M, and• written Notice of Det.ult and Etect.ion to Sell. The undersicned QUMd said Notice al Default •nd Etection to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real property is located. o.te: February 11, 1988 UNION LAND TITLE COMPANY as said trustee, 12752 V•lley View, Suite S, Garden Gr<MI, C.lif. 92645, (714) 898-1800 By C¥OI J. ~ppin 2125 3/3 3/10 1183 l.JISU nctttMM ... NSI NAME STATEMENT The foftowinc persons •re doi"I business as: DAVIS JERSEY COMMERCE CEN· TER ASSOCIATES,• Califor· ni• General P•rtnership, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newpcwt Beech, CA 92660. Willt.m K. Dms, 1400 Bristol Street North, New- port B.-ch, C•lifornia 92660. Ch.,les L. Buchanan, 1400 8ristof Street North, Newport Beach, Califomi• 92660. Rtct.d E. Lucy, as Trus- tee of the Lucy LMnc Trust. u/d/t d•ted October 8 , 1979, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, Cali· fomia92660. Robert J. Thierprtner, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, C.lifomi• 92660. James 0 . Buckinst-n, 1400 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, California 92660. At.n J. Tuntland, 1400 Bristol Street North, New- port Be.ch, C•lifornia 92660. This Business is con· ducted by • pneral .,.,.. nership. The re1istr•nt com- menced to tranuct busi· ness under the fictitious busines name listmd ~ on Feb. 1, 1988. Sisned: DAVIS JERSEY COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES, a C.lifomla Gener.I Partner· ship, By. WILLIAM K. DAVIS, f>llrtner. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 18, 1988. File No. F371846 2·25 3-3 3-10 3-17 1184 I(.,~ PU9tJC N011C£ NOTICE OI DUTH Of ........... lloCMTN'I MD OI Ki iiiOh TO AIMl•TU UTATI NO. A 141177 To .U heirs, beneficiaries, cnditors1 contineent cred· ilorl. '"1d '* '°'" who nwy be otherwiM interested In the will "" ..... of BR1AN JOSEPH McCARTHY AKA BRIAN J. McCARTHY AKA BRIAN CREEDON McCARTHY A petition hM been fited bJ LYNN C. McCARTHY in the Superior Court of ORANGE County NQUeStifw "*LYNN C. MCcAltTHY bi appointed as personal ...... , ..... to.tmiftl .. "' the ...... of the dece-dlnt. The petttion 1"9queRI ~-·•'ltl.,. estate under the Independ- ent Administration of EstltesAcl A hellrinc on the petition will be held on 3123188 .t 1:45PM in Dept. #3 kx:Med •t 700 CIVIC CENTER ORM WEST, SANTA ANA. CA IF YOU OBJECT to the aranttna a1 the petition, you should either ..,.,_r .. the heuin1 •nd st•te your objections °' file written objections with the court before the hearina. Your ~may be in per- son or by '104" .norney. IF YOU ARE A CftEOITOR Oii • conti,..,,. creditor of the deowed, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the per"SOMI represent.tive •PPC>inted by the court within four months from the dm of first issuance of letten as pnMded in section 700 of the C.llfomt. ProbeW Code. The time for fillnc ci.ims will not expire prior to four months from the de ot the t..rinc noticed lbove. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court " you .,. a Plf'IOn inlllr ntld in the ....... you mey *"9 upon the executor or administrlltor, or upon the .nomey for the executor or administrMor, Md file with the court with proof of ser · vice, • written l'9QU8St stat. inc thM you desire speci•I notice of the filinc of an inventory •nd •ppralse· ment of esute assets or of the petitions °' .ccounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the C.lifomia ~teCode. Attorney for petitioner. LAW OfflCES OF JAMES E. DELANEY, SUE ELLEN CASTRELLON, ESQUIRE, 1212 N. BROADWAY, SUITE #115, SANTA ANA, CA 92701 This notice WM mailed on 2/23/88 It SANTA ANA, CA 313 3/10 3/17 1134 CMMe. WMf...., ..... ""1 ............ for dw'll °' name ahould not be ....... .. ............... ... •CGPJol ......... .... c:eaMbePtlll•lthedlnNEW· flOltT [NSaQN (CHl8), • ,....,..... °' ..... dfeu. latlon, pubttthed In this county,. IMlt once• WMk tor '°"' CCJnleCUtM --~ tfMt day of Mid CWld Feb. 24, 1- JAMES L SMITH, Judie of the $uplrtor Court 313 3/10 3/17 3/24 1135 WMn'a ntiiilOUI MJ•llU NAMllTA'IWT The~....,., it doinc business n: MUSIC CITY, 3535 £.ast Coest Hjp- ny #343, eoron. Del Mar, CA92625. International Br•nds., Inc., ,.._.., 2342 Cold- Wllter Canyon 8everty Hills, CA90210. This business is con- ducted by I c:orpoqtion. The re1istr•nt com· menced to tranuct busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on NIA. Si1ned: International Brands Inc., Don R. Lopn, President. This statement wn fited with the County Clerk of ~ County on Feb. 22, 1988. File No. F372101 2/25 3/3 3/10 3/17 1189 l1C1ITIOUI ....... NAME ITATlmln The followinc persons are dolna business as: I J PARTNERS, 3 Upper New· port Plu• Or., Newport Beach, C.lif. 92660. J-ck Jakosky, 3 Upper Newpof't Plaza Or., Newport Buch, Calif. 92660. Irvine M. Chase, 890 W. Balcer #202, Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 This Business is con- ducted by: a aeneral part. nership. The reaistr•nt com- menced to nnsact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 2/1188. Jack Jallosky This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on Feb. 2, 1988. File No. F370060 2/18 2/25 3/3 3/10 1165 " ...... ITATIMllff OI WNDOrlf llNT OI Ull OI f'ICll iiOUI ........... The followln1 persons have~ the UM of the fictitious butiness n.me The Carpet Mills/ Desian Gallery of U.Una, 1194 S. CoMt Hwy. U.Una Beach, CA 92651. The fictitious business Mme~'° M>OWws filed on 9-8-87 in the County ot Oranp. Oriainal Fl .. No. F-354714 s..-.. Adams, 661 Virsi- ni• Park, llluna Beach, CA 92651. Julie Adams, 661 Vif'linia Park, Lcun• Be.ch. CA 92651. This buiness as con· ducted by Individuals (hus- t>.nd Mld wife). <Sicned> Stewn Adams/ Julie.Adams This statement was filed with the County CJettt of Orance County on Feb. 22 1988. 313, 3/10. 3/17, 31 24 1193 ·-~ ITATllllNT Of' AUNDOHMINT Of Ull OI f'IC ii llOUI .......... The foHowl"I person has abendoned the use ot the fictitious business n.me SHANGHAI PINE GARDEN, 300 Marine Ave, Newport a.ch.Ca. The fictitloua bwlneu rwnt ..... tedto ...... filed on 3/24/11 In the County of e>r.,.. Orilinal . File No. F-151564. CtiWll K~, 621 W.IW........ Mesa, CA92627. This bulineu ... con- ducted by an individua (Stcnec:t) Cheonc Kwone Llfn This....,,.._ .... """ the ~ an °' °'Mii ~on F•. 22. lta 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/ 24 1114 -mm 21 :n.1111 ...... ... ... "J II I I• l)mDC/ lllTZ-.. TM•ITD 2) IDCllllTZ-uNTA IMll-GAttlTA. ll01 Awl cMo, t .. mplllt a.cit,; CA t.2860. SOC DIMI~ Umltld ......,._A Dlf. .......... """"'9NP. 1601 Avocado, Newport 8-ch, CA IZMO. JoMph L Sellz, • Spe- cial TIUltlle of the J.L Seltz F1mity Trull u/d/t dllld June 26, lt87, 11 Orion, trvtne. CA 92715. This bu1ineas i1 con- ductmd by • llf*'ll pert- nenhip. The rqistr•nt com- INfad '° tr*1MCt buli· nea under the fictitious business n1mea listed above on 2/5/88. SOC Development L;mit9et PMNnhip, I Del- .... limMd pertrwship. by SOC Manqement, • California COfpcntion Sicr'8d by. William A. se.ete Vice PNsident This stMement was flted with the County Clerk al Or-. County on Feb. 22, 1988. Fite No. F372091 313, 3/10. 3/17, 3/ 24 1196 .....CNOTICE FlCiiiiOUI ....... NAMISTATIMDIT _The foltowins person is doinc buliness as: CORONA DEL MAR FLOOR COVER· ING L.T.D. ANO INT DESIGN, 2720 E. Coast Hwy. CoroM Del M•r, CA 92625. Corona Del MM Floor Cov- erinc L T.O. Corp-C.lif., 2720 E. ColSt Hwy, Corona Del MM, CA 92625. This business is con· dudld by • c:orporMion. The re1istr•nt com· menced to tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious business rwne or names lilted ~on 2/15/88. Sianed: Coron• Del M., Floor Coverinl LT.D., Viflil Ketty. Pres. This StMlment ... fited with the County Clerk of 0...,.. County on March l, 1988. Fl .. No. F372974 313 3/10 3/17 3/24 1133 .....CllOTICI FICiiiMM •llflllt NWITA~ The folklwinl person is doin1 business n : THE CALLAGHAN COMPANY, 610 Newport Centw Oriw, Newiat Beech. CA 92660 . Richard Arthur Cal· lalhln. 45 Royal SL Gecqe, Newpott Beech, CA 92660. This business i1 con- ductild by M individual. The re1istr•nt com- metad to tranMct busi· ness under the fictitious business name °' names lilted above on 1/1/88. Si1ned: Rich•rd A. C•I· llCNn. This stMet--m-1e1nrnt was fited with the County Clerk of 0r.,.. County on March l , 1988. File No. F372972 313 3/10 3/17 3/24 1136 "*"C llOTICI nc111MM •••as IUMl ITATIMDIT The followinc persons •re doina business n : TER- RACE PARK ASSOCIATES, 3737 Birch Street, 3rd Floor, Newport Be.ch, CA 92660. Rodney F. Emery, 2616 Cove Street, Corona Del M•r. CA 92625. Donald R. Clem, 2309 22nd Street, Newport Beach, CA 92660. a.rtr.m L. Ryan, 2141 Mes• Drive, S•nta Ana Heiafrts, CA 92707. This business is con- ducted by • ..,,.,., C*t· nership. Silned:. Richard A. Calllhan. This •ltMll...,.m-•ftt'lt wn filed ..... the COUnty Ca.rte of 0...,.. County on Match 1, ltll. File No. F372973 313 3/10 3/17 3/24 1158 . ..... corpontloft, 1301 Dove ........ -..=Dft Blldt.C1M1mlll . This IMleinMI Is con- dldld bJ •...,.. Plf1· ..... TM ,.....,.,.. com· .._ Ced ID lrW8d ...._ ,_ under .... fictitloul ..................... on JMumry 10. a-. Trenumerica Eneru Corporation eut.Boullt. ........... This ..........,. ... filed with the County Clerk of 0...,.. County on Feb. 25, ltll. flle No. F-372556 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/ 24 1200 ....... nc1tr10U1 ••111••1am1 llAMllTA~ The fallawll11 persons.,. doi'1' butiMu n : MfRA SORR£NTO ASSOCIATES, 450 Ne•port c.Mr Drive. Sule 304, Newpof't Beach, Calibnil 92660. Son9nto Und Assoc!Mes Umit9d Partrwlhip, a Del· ... ,. limited Plftnership, c/o Hillm•n Properties West, Inc., 4450 Newport Center Drive, Suite 304, Newport Beach. C.lifomt. 92660. Newport Sorrento Auo- cilte, a c.tifom~ limited pertnenhip, c/o Newport NltioMt Corporation, 5962 u fltace Court. Suite 200, c.rtsbed, California 92008. This busineas Is con· duc:t9d by • ..-.1 P1rt· nership. The reaistr•nt com- menced to tranSllCt busi· ness under the fictitious business name lisled •bo¥e on Feb. 2, 198& Sorrento L•nd Msso- ciates Limited Partnership, a Oe&awlte corporltion, By. John K. Alstrom Its Vice-president This statement was fited with the County Clerk of °""'le County on Feb. 24, 198& File No. F-372443 313, 3/10, 3/17, 31 24 1198 WNOnCI ntitiiOUI ..... NAMllTA~ The followlnc person is doinc business IS: A.B.D. ENTERPRISING L T.D., 120 W. 23rd St./P.O. eo. 5154, Newpot"., CA 92662. ~A.Beutel. This business is con· ducted by ~ individual, incorpontion pendins. The re1istrant com· menced '° transact busi· ness under the fictitious business Mme °' names li1t9d •IMM on 1/1188. Sipted: Douates A. Beutel. This st ... meot was fited with the County Clerk of Or.,. County on ~wch 1, 1988. File No. F372971 313 3/10 3/17 3/24 1191 flUelJC NOTICE ntiiiiOUI MlllHEU flAMllTA'llmllT The totlowinc penon is doina business as: THE AUTO GROOMER, 525 N. Hitt, Ful'-'on,CA92631. Cory lee Sexsmith, 525 N. H•rt, Fullerton, CA 92631. This business is con· ducted by 1n individual. The reaistrant com· menced to tr.nsact busi-ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abcwe on 2/19/88. Sicned: C0tY L Sexsmith. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on Feb. 22, 1988. Ale No. F372238 3/3 3110 3/17 3/24 1190 •·11112 FICllllOUIWUS NAMl ITAftlllNT The followi,_ person fs doln1 business as A. RUBY'S 8. RUBrS DtNER. 111 Pltm sn.t. Balbol, c.tifornta 92661 Ruby's Dirw, Inc., Call· fomll, 111 Palm Strwt. 8elboe. Califoml8 92661. This butlnn1 11 con· ducted bJ a corpor ...... The '91iatr8ftt com· ,..ad ID lrll.c:t buli· --.,.., ... ftctltioul '"' ............... lilted .._.onD1c.10.1m. ~.., MJ8Y'I .... Inc . D.S. CAVANAUGH ..... , ..... ,.. ND. F311910 21-. 2/11, 2111, 2121 1122 T.O. lllWICl COfllnln •..., ............ Tl'Ullle undw .. •faleurtna._ .... ddllcribed dllCI el ._. WILL SILL AT PUa.1C AUCTION TO THE .._, 8IOOP Fm CASH On tN tDfml whlctt .. ...... llnd9r in ... Unitld ~ lltd!OI .. C8ltlier'5, ~Id 01 --dlldll ....... tn Ciwll Codi llction 2924tl ~bte in full ......... al .. ) .. ,-. title and 1t•• CDW9)1lld ID end nD1W Mid br It under said Died of TNlll In the p1aperty ._. __ dllcttbed: TRUSTOR: GEltALD I . MURRAY, JOANNA L MURRAY BENU1CIMV: MtSSION VIEJO NATIONAL BANK 1ecorded December 15. 198'. '"*·No. 16-616159 in Offtc-' Aec:ordl In the offk:e of'*-....., of Onnee County; uid deed of trust detcribet the followin1 propert)-: Lat 54 al TrKt No. 7030, In the City ol Newpo'1 Beech. County of 0...,...,.... of Californla, -per mlP recorded In Book 269, ...... 11 to 22 lndusiw, Milcellaneous Mlpa. in the offk:e al the Counf1 "9cordlr of said County. EXCEPT .. I oil, oil rW*. mil..,.., mlneral rfshts, nMur-' Ill rilhb and a1tw ~ii by whlaoever neme known thlt nwy be within or under the per.::et of I.net herinlbcM delcribed, '°9lther with the .,.,.,_1 rilht ot driltkll., """""' ....,..,. and operMi"' tt\efefot and storinc in and remowinc the wne hm said land or any other land, includinl the rWwt to whipltock °' diNdionatty drill and mine hm other lands other than thole hereinabow described, oil or ps Wiiis, tunnels and stwftt into, throulh or across the subsutfece of the land tier.inabow described, INld to bottom such whipstocked « diNctionally drilted wefts. tunnefs Mld shafts under Md bene9th °' beyond the ..-ior limits therof, •nd to redrill, ratunnel, equip, maintain, '8Plir. deepen •nd operate any such _,Is or mines, without, ho.ewer, the ri&ht to drill, mine, stcn, upbw •nd operate throuah the surfltce or the upper 500 t.et of the subsurf.ce of said land n reserved In deed recorded Sepeembef 21, 1971 n Instrument No. 16621inBook9811, P.,e 394, Official Rec:ordl. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 12/08/86. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEOtNG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 1939 Pott Bishop Circle, Newpof't Buch, C.lifornia, 92660. ..CH a street .cjdress or common desiaMtion of property is shown •hove. no waminty is liven IS to its complete· ,,.. or correctnlS1)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, by rMSOn of• breach or ~tt in the obliptions secured thereby, heNtobe eucuted •nd delivered to the undersilned • written Declanltion of Deflult and Dem.nd for S.le, Md writwl notice of default •nd of e'8ction to cause the undersilned to setl said property to Ytisfy uid obliptions. and thereafter the undersianed aused said notice of default •nd al election to be recorded Ncwember 12, 1987 n Instr. No. 87·639802 in Offic:.I Records in the office of the Recorder of Oranae County; S.ld .S.le will be made, but without covenant or ~. express or implied, reptdif'W title possession, or 9"CumbrMCeS. to pmy the 1"8fMininc princiP1I sum of the nate(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with interest II in said ncM prcMded, actv.nces, if~. under the terms ot said Deed of Trust, .... c ....... •nd expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts c'9lted by said Deed of Trust. s.id ule will be held on: March 25, 1988, at 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the bulldinc toc.ted .t 601 South Lewis Street. cnnee. c..1fMN 92661. At the time of the initi-' publication of this notice, the tot.I ....aunt al the unpeid bellnce of the obliption secured by the M>cM described deed of trust •nd estimlllled COits. upanses. and actv.nces is $342,603. 74. It ii possible that It the time ot sale the openinc bid may be less than the teal indebeedt .. due. If availabte, the expected openina bfd may be obtained by callinl the followina telephone numbers on the d•y before the sale: (714) ~7 °' (213) 627-4865. Date: Februafy 26, 1988. TAC# 6025275 T.O. SERVICE COMPANY •s said Trustee By: Tracy Frisch, Assilt•nt Secretary 601 South Lewis St .. Or•nae. CA 92668 (714) 385·4700 313. 3/10, 3/17 1192 .... 7 ACllUOUI MlllflUI NAMI ITAllMIJIT The followif 11 persons are doinc business n Al<INS/ GOC LAGUNA HEIGHTS. 1 Civic Ptau, Suite 175, New· pof1 Beach, c.. 92660. Glenfed Development Corp., I California corpora· tion, 1660t Ventura Boule- vard, Encino, C.. 91426. Akins Dewlopment Com· Piny, I C.lifomia corpcn. tion, 1 Civic Ptua, Suite 175, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This busi ness is con· ducted by a 19neral part· nership. AKINS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, Bruce Akins Senior Vice President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or..,.e County on Feb. 16, 1988. File No. F 371343 313, 3/10. 3/17, 31 24 1201 flCTtTIOUI 9UllNUS NAiii STATDIUIT The foltowtnt person is doin1 business as: HBA PUBLICATIONS, 170 New· port Center Dr .• Ste. 225, Newport Beach, 92660. HUlh Brooks, 2027 Vista C.~t. Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by an indi11idual The reaistrant com · menced to trans.ct bus•· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on l ·2·88. Signed. Hugh Broc*s. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on M•rch 1. 1988. Fite No. F372970 3-10 3-17 3-24 3-31 1202 -. 50,000 Circulation in the Harbor Area 110,000 Local Readers -- 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 Harbo-r 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. The Newport Ensign The Costa Mesa News I ~ .'J ·iAno •130 I C.,.,O h~l 023 -o ~(i • I I .. NEWPOR T BEAC H IAYll•E I 1 •.111 AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN N.B.I BEST BA YRIDGE VALUE. 2 BR 1 BA. W/MANY UPGRADES. GREAT LOCATION. CALL FOR DETAILS. WW IAllOA 1117- SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH WITH SEPARATE DINING ROOM, FIREPLACE. WONDERFUL TER- RACE. FAMILY KfTCHEN, VIEWS. IAYlllE COVE Mn• FANTASTIC CONDO ON THE WATER FOR A VERY LOW PRICE! TERRIFIC LOCATION, GATED COM- MUNITY, POOL. JACUZZI. 1421.• OUTSTANDING VALUE IN PRIVATE GATED COM- MUNITY. LOVELY PATIO, FRENCH DOORS, BEAMED CEILINGS, 3 BEDROOMS All ADD UP TO BA YSHORES CHA Rf, 1. IB.ClllT 1111.• EXCLUSIVE BELCOURTI 3 BR IN THE CHIC TOWNE COLLECTION. WARM, HARDWOOD FLOORS INVITE YOU INSIDE TO EXPLORE THE MANY DRAMA TIC AMMENmES. IEI ClllT 11.1•.• THE BIG ONE THAT DIDN'T GET AWAY-YETI CUSTOMIZED 5 BR 4.5 BA HOME. 4 FIREPLACES, POOL. SPA & WATERFALL. USED BRICK PATIO. PERFECT FOR ALFRESCO ENTERTAINING. PEll••llA rT. 11.141.111 CHARMING PENN. BAYFRONT HOME WITH END- LESS VIEWS. 3 BR WITH All NEW KITCHEN-PLUS PRIVATE PATIO. ALSO INCLUDED IS PIER AND DOCK PlllllRllY 11.1•.HI HIGH CBUNGS, OPEN SPACES, GOURMET KIT- CHEN. ENTERTAINMENT AREA. LAAGE MASTER 8UfTE PROVIDE A RELAXED AHO INVITINQ LIFE- STYLE IN THIS 4 BA WATEAFAONT HOME. CORONA DEL MAR 1111• VIEW llW 1411.• 4 BR WITH OCEAN AND GORGEOUS, SUNSET VIEWS. CATHEDRAL CEILINGS. CO'Z'f FIREPLACE AND MOVE-IN CONOfTIONt PRIVATE COURTYARD. llME TEllACE 1141• BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOME BUil T AROUND A LOVELY COURT YARD+ SPA. VAULTED CBUNGS WITH SOME OCEAN VIEW. WALKING DISTANCE TO BALBOA+ NEWPORT CENTER. ....... llW ....... # NEWPORT BEACH • CAIYll 11.1•.111 HUGE ROOMS DESIGNED FOR ENTERTAINING. 2 MASTER BDRMS + 3RD OVERLOOKING 18TH TEE & FAIRWAY. FINEST CONSTRUCTION OF WOOD & STONE. • CAIYll 11.211.• PANORAMIC VIEWS OF GOLF COURSE + CITY LIGHTS. MAGNIFICENT CUSTOM HOME OF THE FINEST CONSTRUCTION. IDEAL FLOOR PLAN W I UTMOST PRIVACY. LOVELY GARDENS . BEAUTiFUL CUSTOM 3 BR 2~ BA HOME LOCATED . ON VERY PRIVATE GREENBELT. CLOSE TO LmU llUllll , 11•.• SCHOOLS FASHION ISLAND AND BEACH. . THIS UNIQUE HOME ON 47' FRONTAGE, SPECTAC- ' ULAR LITTLE ISLAND LOCATIN WITH OWN SUP. IAl•I llEW •W 1111.• · EXPANSIVE 2 STORY FAMILY HOME ON EXTRA LG LOT. ADDED BONUS ROOM OVERLOOKS SPARK- LING POOL & SPA. SITUATED ADJACENT TO PARK ON QUIET ST. Ill£ m IHI.Ill OUTSTANDING 3 BR. 3 BA. 2-STOAY ~ ON A CORNER LOT W/HARDWOOD FLOORS. FRENCH DOORS & WINDOWS. 3 FIREPLACES, SPA & MORE. CLASSIC 4 BR HOME WITH SEPARATE CABANA AND BRICK PATIO FOR ENTERTAINMENT. umA llLE 11 ...... LOVELY LARGE CONTEMPORARY BAYFRONT. OPEN FEELING WITH LOTS OF GLASS. COURT- YARD ENTRY, LARGE PATIO & BOAT SUP. A MUST SEE. . .......... 11.711- BAYFAONT VACANT LOT WITH PIER AND SUP ON NEWPORT'S MOST PRESTIGIOUS ISLAND. BUILD YOUR OWN DREAM CASTLE. . . IAYfmll 11.711.• CMIEi 11110 1721-AB80LUTELY MAGNIFICENT! TRULY INNOVATIVE A UNIQUE COMBINATION of: LOCATION, DESIGN DESIGN EXECUTED WITH PAINSTAKING DETAIL IN & VALUE 'CAN BE HijY'IN THIS 3 BA HOME THIS 4BR + HOME. EXCELLENT VALUE: COMPLETE WITH A MARVELOUS COASTAL VIEW. .... m.£ 11.lllJll .. TllllCE 1111.111 SPECTACULAR CONTEMPORARY REMODELED EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH IN THIS DR+.MATIC VIEW BAYFAONT EUROPEAN KITCHEN AND 5,. BATHS. HOME. 3 BA 3 BA + UBRARY, GORGEOUS POOL TUANNG BASIN. VIEW, LAROE SUP, SOUTH PATIO. & OECKAREA. FORMAL DA. WNW COMFORTABLE lMNG. I.Wm.I a.111.111 EXQUISITE UNDA a.E HOME WITH IO"· OF BAY Clllll B ... 11.lalll FRONTAGE. PNVACY AHO llAUTY ABOUND a FOREVER LOCATION FANTASTIC OCEAN.; l!ACH THEAE'8 ROOM FOR A YACHT OF 100 "· a JETTY vew. TOTAL AEMODEL--LIKE NEW. 3 IA, 3,. BA MUST SEE TO APPREOATE. I NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE CORNER OP COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO . 644-9060