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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-04-07 - Newport Harbor EnsignUI ..... < er ~ _J :::> en --. -...... w ~ . ) i ~ J~ .... 8 &. ~ l ~ Q.. f .t " (Y) - ,-, 1.!) ...... ~ u-, ~ '·" l.t _J t"'l '"'·· I LL -· I ::STABUSHED 1948 * 40TH YEAR* NUMBER 35 * (714) 631-8120 *NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOMEBASED NEWSPAPER* THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1988 D -• r_ I / . .)... • oz C(J :! a.. ·1 co i: I-0 Cl:. 0 'I ::. -·-· 0 CL CD ~1cradden merchants seek help BY CHERYL STEHLING The steering committee for the McFadden Square Community Association and the Newport Beach City Council remained at an impasse following last week's study session, during which the fate of the area was discussed. Renovation of the area has long been planned and tenants of McFadden Square would like to see a village atmosphere, much like that of Cannery Village. The problem that remains is how to fund the project. .. The Mcfadden Square area pre- sents the image of Newport Beach to visitors, .. said Bill Schon I au, a member of the steering committee ... It is the founding spot for the city and has been studied si nce 1973, but nothing has been accomplished." Schonlau stated that the emphasis has been on ac~iring fundiqfrom tbc tenants, but t,enan,ts_,,!!L.Jiree that funding shoufd ~.from1.1Ser fees. in the form of revenues from parking meters and parking fines accrued in the Mcfadden Square area exclusively. He said that those deriving a benefit from the area should pay for it and that funding should not have to come from tenant-generated bonds. William Blurock, of the Blurock Partnership, said that with all of the improvements completed in Newport Beach over the years, the McFadden Square area has been the most ne- glected. "The Red Cars were gone in 1946. but we still have car tracks in our streets,·· Blurock said. "The idea of doi ng bandaid work. like repairing curbs and gutters, is not my idea of improvement. .. The City Council gave approval last October for the building of a new restroom adjacent to the pier. At that time, mo ney was appro priated for the public works department to revamp the beach parking area and for the upkeep and maintenance of curbs. gutters and sidewalks. to a value of $1 ,203.502. The plan included no land caping o r aes- Cllti.., H Pit' 2 BY ROGER BLOOM Tb.rec men were arrested this week and charged with multiple counts of grand theft in an alleged embezzling case involving cars consigned to the Auto Gallery in Newport Beach. James Anderson, 39, and Brent Edward Clem, 31 , both of Newport Beach, and Reginald Kennedy of Laguna Niguel are alleged to have taken cars on con signment at the Auto Gallery over a 16-month period, sold them, and then kept the proceeds rather than paying the original owners. Kennedy had been arrested on a similar charge in January, and follow-up investigation of that case led to his re- arrest on new charges as well as the arrests of Andenon and Clem, said NBPD Dct. Doug Parmentier. .. The arrest of Reginald Kennedy caused this house of cards to fall apart, .. Parmentier C<aid . He added that police have identified 95 to I 00 cars that were allegedly sold in this way, and that some Sl.6 million is involved in the case. Anderson. the principal of the Auto Gallery. was arrested by the FBI in Honolulu last Thursday on a federal warrant for interstate flight to avoid prosecutio n. Parmentier said that Anderson apparently left Newport Beach for Hawaii shortly after Kennedy's first arrest. He was arrested after leaving his quarters, which had been under surveillance. in the f ashioa- able Kabala section of Honolulu last Thursday and driving to a car dealer- ship in that city. Parmentier said he did not know why Anderson went to the car dealership. Clem was arrested without incident at his home Friday. Kennedy, out on bail o n the January charges, surrcn- C11tlr 11• ..... 9 Buffa out; backs Baker In a surprise move. Costa Mesa Councilman Peter Buffa withdrew Tuesday fro m the Republican primary race in the 40th Congressional District and thre"° h1 support behind Irvine Councilman David Baker. "The timing JU t wasn 'l rig ht." 'aid Buffa at a news conference Tuesda~ afternoon that al-..o included Baker and three of Buff a\ fello"' Costa \.1e~a councllmemher' He added that the dec1s1on was his own and that his withdrawal was not solicited by Bak.er o r am one el~e "This 1~ the classie t thing l'H ever 'een in politic~ ... said a he a ming Baker .. ror him to decade to wnhdraw like th1~ and throv. h11i total '\uppon to me 1, 1ust a clas\\ thing lll do ·· Other cand1datec;' comment-.. could nOl he obtained b) pre<\~ time Tuesday. 'Calls 4 Kids' coming BY Ritt HARV[\ A grou p of parents and teachers expect to put their all on the hoe this Sunday when they brave ly take tele- phones in hand and temporarily break into the telepho ne solicitation business. Those who survive will continue the process. known as Calls 4 Kids. on Tuesday and Wednesday night. Volunteers will be calling parents and former contributors to solicit funds for the Newport-Mesa Schools Founda- tion. The foundation is a non-profit, community based organi7.ation that was orpniz.ed in 1981 in response to Prop. 13 and the Gann Initiative. -rhis is our one major fuodrailer for the year.• ..ad office manqer Judy R.itte~ -onpnany, we planned to raile funds to repl8ce prosrum cut hecause of lower tale funding, and that's what we did. For example, the N M lJSD lost nearly all of its music program after Gann. We supplied funds to get things going again. ~Now. the district has found funds for the music programs, so for the past three years we've been concentrating on funding individual grants ... Rittenhouse said teachers, students or even parents may apply for a pant, which may be used for nearly any academic purpose. Students or parents requesting funds must do so throup the sponsonhip of a teachet. "We"e made arantt for books. cquipmalt, field tripe, CYal plays, .. said Rittcaboale.....,. ... ~ '*" ICC1DI to be for matll related cq.U1mn~ a 1•1111111• Five elected to UCI group Five prominent Orange County business executives have joined the UC Irvine Board of Overseers. the executive arm of the UCI Foundation. D r . Patrick J . Hanratty, Roger Johnson, Timothy L. Strader. Thomas T . Tierney and Thomas C.K . Yuen accepted positions o n the board this month. Hanratty is president and chief executive officer of Manu- facturing and Consulting Servi- ces Inc., an Irvine-based manu- and Dea (jarden Corne Visit Us Come with expectations high. whether you fancy tea and biscuits. a hand painted pillow or apron, a book. toy or one-of-a-kind romper for your little one, a hand painted st.001 or chest. .. this lS the place. rrcat you~lf. join Us For Our Grand Opming April 8-10 JOB~ Marine Aue. Balboa Jsland. CA 92662 (71 4) 675·6162 facturer of computer-aided design software. Johnson, who is chairman, president and chief executive officer of Western Digital Corp. in Irvine. also is a member of UCl's C hief Executive Round- table. Tierney, a resident of Santa Ana Heights, is president of VitaTech International, a Tustin-based vitamin manufac- turing company. He is a member of the Daniel G . Aldrich Jr. Society and Friends of the Li brary a nd a patron of the UCI Fine Arts Gallery. He and his wife, Elizabeth, have endowed a chair in peace studies at UCL Strader is chairman and chief executive officer of the Legacy Companies. a Newport Beach- based real estate development firm. His UCJ affiliations include membership in the Chief Executive Roundtablc, Chancel- lor's Club and the Founder's Committee for the Bren Events Center. Strader lives in Newport Beach. Yuen is executive vice presi- dent and co-founder of AST Research Inc. in Irvine. He is a UCI graduate and an active member of the Alumni Associ- ation. He received the Lauds and Laurels Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1986 and the Out- standing Engineering Alumni Award in 1987. He is a member of the Chief Executive Round- table and the Daniel G. Aldrich Jr. Society. He lives in Corona del Mar. OCC Career Day set Representatives frq,m 40 of Orange C ounty's leading employers will be on hand to discuss career opportunities at Orange Coast College's annual "Career Day, .. Tuesday, April 12, from JO a.m. to 3 p.m. Employers from banks, hos- pitals, hotels, city government, retail stores, amusement parks and many other businesses will be present to hand out inf orma· tional brochures and discuss their career fields in the campus quad area. The public is invited. There is no admission charge. .. Career Day .. is held in con- junction with OCC's "Coast Weck." acitvities, which take place this year April I 2-15. "Career Day" is sponsored by the college's Job Placement Center and the Associated Stu- dents of Orange Coast College. For further information, call the OCC Job Placement Center, (714) 432-5575. ~~ llfE HARP INN ~~· Cini '!~ : d Orange C.Ounty's Only Authentic Irish Pub ·1 1 (1 ._ 130E.17th S~ 9 ··- a..·=..;'__'..~ Costa Mesa. CA J~ ~y 646-8855 ~ 1 • Wann FrWldllJ Atmospla«'e • Bea11tful Patto Alm "ff ":J • lloe Enl6talnment & Dancing• (Th&m) ~ ~ • Wdeo Sports Events• Pub Orub ·$:if~ • Hom. ot t1te Big Pint <20 oz.J ~I OPErt:MON ·FRI 4-2. 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She also served as secretary I treas- urer of the Dolphins, the wom- en's division of the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce. She was born March 16. 191 l , in Garden City, Kansas, and attended the University of Southern California, class of 1934. At USC she met Ed Hirth, and they were married in 1935. The Hirths moved to New- port Beac h in 1949. They owned and o perated .. Hirth Harbor," a marina and yacht brokerage next to the Balboa Yacht Basin, for more than 20 years. Mr. Hirth served on the Newport Beach City Council from 1968 to 1972, and also served as mayor in 1970. ln 1977 the Hirths moved to Fallbrook, where Mrs. Hirth continued to be active in com- munity organizations includ- ing Newcomers, People to People, and the Fallbrook McFadden. 111 ,, ... ,.... tbctica. • • Scbonlau is the pivotal person involved in trying to get all of the area merchants and business owners to agree o n a comprom- ise. He has been meeting with various councilmembers before the meeting of the off-street parking committee takes place, Presbyterian Church. She leaves her husband, Ed; a son, Edgar Theodore (Ted) Hirth, and daughtger-in-law Janet, of Laguna Niguel; a daughter. J o han Morrison Askowitz, and son-in-law Dr. Leonard A . Askowitz, of Miami Beach; a brother, J on- athan P . (Jack) Daigh, and sister-in-Jaw Jacqueline (Jackie) Daigh of Costa Mesa; another sister-in-law, Helen Hirth; and grandchildren Lianne Margaret Morrison. Edgar Roscoe (Ross) Morri- son, Ryan Edgar Hirth, and Christine Margaret (Christy) Hirth. Memorial services were held Tuesday, March 15, at the Fall brook Presbyterian Church. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sent to the Children's Home Society of Orange County. scheduled within the next two weeks. He said he is "cautiously optimistic .. that agreements wil l be reached. .. Everyone concerned wants to see the area upgraded," Schon- lau said, .. but we must do more homework before it comes to pass.'' No gain.No pain. Keeping your weight at a moderate level may scale down your risk of heart attack. So maintain a healthy diet and lighten up on your heart. DOWN TO THE SEA -Lii llrattl la •lllMlll. 1111Illa11 nt• llllna1 l111t1111. Eltlr Im Flllllltiol for Sa ... M•rl• Eftcltill. wllidl lat ... lllHHlll ,._ .. ,.,.. .. --.rt H• Dlckml Butwtrka ti lloal Ille F•llllllH 1111 ,....... 1 Cllllf' fir a,ecill intrw fir Im .. .-... Al ,.,, If 1111 llMllt. llnni wa 1'-1 dlllCI 11 ail tlll ~· Tiii F11d1till 1111 1111 11•1r11U1 116.95 •illill ... I cm,aill. Ftr..,. i....._... 11 tlll F111•1t111. Clll 173-0213. PllTOI IY IAllY COTA Bloomingdale at Town Hall ~Merrill Lynch Realty Teresa Bloomingdale isn't related to the founder of the major department store in New York, but she's done something almost as incredible. She's had 10 children in 12 years. and she is still living to tell about it. Bloomingdale. author of sev- eral books on motherhood. ha5 -;urvived allo wances ("the grea- test rip-off in eco nomic hi s- to ry .. ). tra veling with children ("the worst idea poss ible when the k id<; outnumbe r the car windows"). and sleepovers. Bloomingdale will speak o n M o nda). April 25 . at the Edwards Ci nema Theater. New- port Center. Newport Beach. She is the final speaker in the 1988 Town Hall Celebrity Ser- ies, sponsored by Assistance Leagues of Laguna Beach and Newpo rt Beach. The lecture begi ns at 10:30 a.m. When her last child entered school. she started writing about the insanity of ha\-ing I 0 child- ren, proving that the joys and hilarities outweigh the miserie of ne ver-ending laundry. con- stant carpooli ng and corched gravy. Bloomingdale has been keep- ing her readers in stitches with her books. which include Murphy ,!\-lust Have Been A Mother (And Other La't'.·s I U ve By). 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If upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, this wrong-headed ruling could prevent similar plans to test airline pilots, air-traffic controllers, and other persons in safety-related occupations. The preposterous verdict would probably exempt even the drivers of school buses from drug testing. By a 2-1 margin, the court held that the Federal Railroad Administration may not require blood and urine tests of train crews involved in an accident that caused death, major personal injury. major property damage, or the release of a hazardous substance. The court also voided regulations authorizing supervisors to require breath or urine tests of employees suspected of using drugs or alcohol. The court concluded that drug testing and detection programs are matters to be negotiated with the employees' union. Prior to the recent ruling, those persons could either be fired or suspended until it was determined that they were capable of discharging their duties in a responsible manner. Refusal to take the test was appropriately grounds for an automatic nine-month suspension. Unfortunately, such safeguards have been dashed by the 9th Circuit's misguided decision. They should be expeditiously reinstated by the U.S. Supreme Court. Meat and potatoes The middle-aged non-parent we know was astounded at Secretary William Bennett's proposed curriculum for his model high school. His surprise was based not on what Bennett recommended, but on the fact that such suggestions were necessary . .. You mean today's high school kids don't take four years of English and math and three or four years of science?" the non- parent asked. Well, no, many of them don't. But, as Bennett points out, all of them should. At Bennett's imaginary James Madison High School, every student would be required to take four years of English literature, three years of mathematics ranging from algebra to calculus, three years of science. two years of foreign language, two years of physical education and a half-year each of music and art. Once they met those basic requirements they could return to classes in basket-weaving, woodshop, zen and the teen-ager and the other non-academic. educational junk-food classes that clutter the class schedules of too many high school students. Bennett . of course. has no authority to set curricula for the nation's high schools. But, by usi ng his post as a bully pulpit for classical education. the secretary is helping raise educational standards. High schools that don't require students to learn English, math and science bevond a basic level are cheating their students and society. That process now seems to be reversing itself, partly through the influence of educators such as William Bennett and California School Superintendent Bill Honig. Their leadership and their quest for improved educational quality have begun to pay off. There is more to be done, however. A good way to begin would be for every high school in America to adopt Bennett's James Madison High School curriculum and graduation requirements. Baker Communications AWARD WINNING MEMBER CAL.-••APB ...... __ 39 State & National Awards Sfnce 1978 , ... MJO/f~P()a Circulation 25,000 PllUllEI: Seth Baker EXECITM EllTll: Roger Bloom llllCllTE EllTOI: Bill Harvey IPllll EllTll: George Pappas PllTI EllTll: Danny Cota NOTlllAPIEI: Mary DeChirico 001 Dover Drive Newport Beech, CA 92680 (714) 631-8120 Pteue Mnd mail to: P.O. Box 9399 Newpot1 Beech. CA 92658-9399 The Newport Ensign ia pubUahed weekty on Thuf'ldaya. A new origin of the species It would be hard to choose a favorite conversationalist among Judge R obert Gardner, Senior Raconteur Les Stef- fensen and Community Pundit Blackie Gadarian. Each is an original, an authoritative wit and a brilliant student of the world's manners and mores. The other day, 1 had the unmistak- ably good fortune of sharing lunch with all three at the same time at the Balboa Bay Club, and I wish I had the entire occasion on videotape. There was really no purpose to the luncheon except to match wits and drinks with Blackie, visiting here with his wife, Sara, both taking time from their celebrity bar and boatyard in Maui. A few days after the luncheon, Blackie entered Scripps Hospital in La Jolla for surgcry-3~ hours of it-on his left eye. The operation was a success, and the Gadarians have returned to Hawaii. Bob Gardner and Les Stef- fensen are gcn-u-winc pioneers of our town. Judac Gardner is one of the most intellectual jurists I have known. He was a city judge in Newport, and an Orange County superior court judge, before becoming a Cali- fornia State Appellate Court Judge. After retiring from the appellate bench, be became the chief justice of the Supreme Court in Samoa, for two terms, and I hope he finds time to put all bis impressions of and expe- riences in Samoa into a book. Steffensen, as almost every- body should know, wu an early day PR person, developer, planner, and chairman of the Board of Freeholders who drafted our city charter. He wu, and is, a community treasure, and you should comider your- 1elf one of God\ cboeen people if you are fortunate enoup to attend a function where Les is either speaker or toastmaster. He and Gardner star in the city's longest running performancc- emcee and president of Amigo Viejos. And Blackie. of course. you already know if you've read these columns in recent months. All the years that Blackie and for food. From time to time, he would toss a cabbage root or some vegetable over the wall, and when someone would ask a beggar where he got the food. he would say, ·oh, from that bastard gardener.'" There have been times even today, the Judge acknowledged, when people have referred to him in exactly Time of my Life Sara lived herc-bef ore moving to Maui some nine years ago- werc years of fun and bombast. Blackie really was the village pundit, and Webster defines pundit u .. one who gives opin- ions in an authoritative manner." That's our Blackie. These three venerable voices spent several houn comparin1 their origins and antecedents, their adventures and other expe- riences, and swapping insults along the way. Blackie, the Armenian, and Bob tbe Scot, claimed there wu stulldugery and maybe IC&lldal in roots or branches of their family trees, while Les, the Scandinavian, serenely sipped his martini, letting the other two fight for the infamy honor. Gadarian claimed there were shootings and other displays of ill tempr by some of his forebears among the Ar- menians in Manhattan. and Judge Gardner claimed his name came from his ancient antece- dent in Scotland. .. He wu the illeaitimate aon of a wealthy landowner,.. the juclp said. •ffe later worked in the YeFtable plots imide the --walla, and .. be harvested CIOpl. lie oould ..... tbe poor peOple oatlWe tl9e .. ~ .... BY JIM FELTON the same way. Judge Gardner has a great admiration for the Samoans. .. They arc a very proud peo- ple," be said. '1bey consider themsclvca superior to all other people, all other races and all other nationalities. They refuse to believe they m like others inhabitina the Pacific Islands, who can be traced back to origins in Iran or PeniL They believe that in tbe time of creation, God just dropped this bia rock in the ocean and set the Samoans on it." Blackie luild uotber venion of the ofisin of tbe species. "God fint created the Armenians," he wcl. M'J"hat't wby they're such a proud people and why everyone else is always picking on them." "You mean they were the first to step off Noah's Ark?" Judge Gardner atcd. ..That's riaht. There would be two elephants, two zebras, two hones, two Armenians, and like tbat ... And, of course, that's why to many Armenians stayed near Mount Aratat, be said. With ludl pride. wbat would baw Npp 1 aed if tbe Armenians aad Samoan1 laacl ever got to11tller. Steffensen uted. Wowl Utility stocks: Asking tbe right questions 8Y K!N TOKASH One of the most difficult decisions you regularly have to make u an investor is whether to put money into a stock that yields more-than-average income and is also more risky, or to go with the lower yield and somewhat safer investment. For yean, the stocks of local electric utility companies have given investon the best of both worlds by providing relatively high income and relatively low risk. More recently, though, huge cost overruns on some nuclear power plants and uncer- tain regulations have raised new questions about the risks of these stocks. In fact, you can still find many low-risk utility stocks that will provide a flow of dividend income higher than that of most common stocks. Some utility issues off er the prospect of capital gains. Which type you choose will, of course, depend Dear Eclhor: I am writing to you in response to some recent letters regarding the 40th Congres- sional Primary Race which eemed to indicate that since many local elected officials have endorsed Dave Baker for the Congressional seat being vacated by Congressman Robert Badham. Mr. Baker is entitled to less consideration than some of the other candidates. l strongly disagree. Dave on your particular investment needs. If you primarily want current income, ask your Financial Consultant about income utility stocks. Generally, these are companies that are completing nuclear construction progranis and have incurred large expen- ditures. They often are able to pay higher dividends. Current yields on some of these stocks are around 8 percent to 11 percent. If you 're wiUing to sacrifice some income now for the pros- pect of future capital gains, ask your Financial Consultant to identify growth utility stocks for you. These are likely to be companies that have strong cash flows, minimal capital expendi- tures and relatively low con- struction activity. Many of these utilities n • .&y also have some diversification into non- regulated businesse~ generating additional earnings. As a result, they may pay somewhat lower dividends rela- tive to earnings. The current yield for such stocks is about S ~ percent to 8 percent. Due to the relative strength of their earn- ings capacity, they have the MONEY ~~ potential for significant capital appreciation. After deciding which )ype of utility stock-income or growth-is best for you, work with your Financial Consultant to make sure you understand the risk factors on a specific issue. The question to ask: How is tbe stock nted! The standard investment rating ser- vices such a Standard • Poor's and Moody's evaluate each utility stock, as does a special utility rating service, Duff A Phelps. A high rating means the financial condition of· the util- ity-and, by im_plication. its dividend rate-is regarded as sound. Wllat • die lltillty '• espmure on nuclear plant cOllltnlction! If the company has been operating a nuclear plant for some time without problems, the risk is far less than that of a company with an unfinished nuclear plant. Wllat is tile udllty '1 ftlel mis? A company that uses hydro (water) OT coal as its chief power source is in a strong position. More risky, because the future price and supply are uncertain, is a company that relics heavily on natural gas or oil. .. the proportion of residm- tia l to industrial custo•ers balanced! A company that relies too heavily on a few industrial customers can run into problems if a local plant closes or .if that Letters to; the Editor Baker is the only candidate with the credentials of having worked throughout the district for civic, philanthropic and Republican causes. Unlike Rosenberg or Cox (neither having represented anyone except themselves), Dave Baker has been involved not only in the city of Irvine as its former mayor and now a city councilman, but also "in the trenches'' wo rking for things such as Boys/ Girls Club of the Harbor Area. a regional medi- cial center and wide projects. other district-candidate who will continue to work and care for the citizens Where may l ask have been the other candidates in this race? Certainly not .. paying their dues" in the District and with the Republican Party. rm supporting Dave Baker because he is the only candidate with the credentials worthy of representing the 40th District. Not only that, I know that, win or lose. Dave Baker is the only th: RJCHARD GRANT corpc1rat1on of Orange County. I think that those elected officials who have already endorsed Dave Baker recognize his commitment and have responded in a way that is not only appropriate. but in the best interest of the 40th Congres- sional District. -Jama "Ban" Person Newport Badl particular industry incurt • slump. Investor demand for utility stocks usually picks up as inter- est rates fall because interest is a major expense for almost all utility companies and current high returns offered by many utilities frequently exceed money market rates. Obviously. however. these arc just some of the factors to consider if you've decided that utility stocks meet some of your investment needs. If you have any questions on this or other investment ideas, feel free to give me a call at (800) 533-3402. Ktn Tokash is a financial conmltant with Slwarson uh- man Hutton in Ntwport Stach. - - -------- ,_, Ila 1, ••THE NEWPORT WN Tustin up ne~t for Harbor's sluggers ·ay GEORGE PAPPAS Spring Break usually signifies a time for rest and relaxation, a chance for a breather in the middle of the busy school season. But for Neviport Har- bor'• baseball team Euter Week may have taken on different meaning. The Sailon bad a rough time of it this past week u they dropped three of four games in the Bolsa Grande Tournament. The Sailon resume Sea View League action against Corona del Mar and Tustin this weeL Harbor faces Tustin 3:1S p.m. tomorrow in a home game. Meanwhile, Corona del Mar, who bad the Euter Week off, goes against league leader Sad- dleback at 3: IS p.m. tomorrow in a home game. "We can't play this week lite we did in our tut two games in the tournament," commented Harbor Coach Wayne Heck. "Our team bu to get back on tracL" Tustin is one of the better teams in the league with a strong pitching staff. Recently, they shut down the hot hitting Estancia. "Tustin is always a tough team to beat," Heck streued. "They have a very young team this year, but they have been doing well." "The team that makes the less mistakes will win." Kirk Summers will pitch against Tustin, Heck said. In the Bolsa Grande Tourna- ment, the Sailon lost to Capis- trano Valley, 6-2, Costa Mesa, IM and Lcuzinger, 7~, to finish eiahth in the tourney. Against Lcuriqcr, the Sailon were held to only five hits in the the lou. the second and third inninp, but the Sailon still trailed 72 after four inninp. Lcuzinger scored five runs in the fint three innings to take an early lead. Summers wu charged with the lou. It WU his f Ourth this "We played a couple very good aames at the beginning of the tourney, but we played poorly after that," be added. season. Zenz went 3 for 4 in the aame. "Lately, we have been hurt by mental mi1take1,.. Heck Harbor'• pitchina also ran explained. into trouble lpinst Cotta Mesa. "But our pitching has been The Sailon fell to the Mus- fine with Gary Lindbera and tanp for the second time this Summen. Zack Goemer and season. Harbor also lost to Jim Jenninp have also been Costa Mesa in the Newport Elks pitching okay," be added. "Still, ,~mament last month. I'm glad we got four games in." "Casta Mesa has a pretty good Harbor received offensive team. They beat us with their punch from Brad Zenz and two best playen out, .. be said. Summen, who each slammed The Sailon fell behind 6-0 solo home runs in the Lcuzinger after four innings, but came back game. The solo blasts came in to score four runs in the next two innings to keep things close. Tony Wren ripped a solo homer in the fourth inning for Harbor. Harbor trailed 6-4 going into the final inning. But Costa Mesa's Greg Ertel slammed the door shut on the Sailon •chances as be pounded a three-run homer in the top of seventh inning. Goemer was banded the loss for Harbor. Costa Mesa •s Scott Snedeker . pitched for the win. "l\te had stronger teams than this one. But I think this team is more fun to coach than any of the othen. Our team only has 12 playen but they want to play," be added. "'l'm looking forward to our last 12 games." TAKlll A Tilll Fii TIE WllE-lu"'1 ldlr'I 1111 Plllllr II ClllM ..... I 11111 ...... ...,., Kirt 11 1ra ru 1 ar11 llr 111 au11a1R ._ 1 .... .,... Lml111r lllM 1111 T..a.y ., Cllll ._., ... l11Uc I II I .... lllM 1111 W1C 11° I II Ill .... lrlllll TM 11• lltn11111111 .... lrlllll T•u 1111 1'1llllr'IIll7-4111111111111111 ..... Hdlr Wiii •II ... II Ill I Ill Ill. lM 11111 1111111111 .... II Ill IHlllE ............. PllTI IT llAIY IECllllCO CdM girls defend league swim title BY GEORGE PAPPAS This year'• girls swimming team at Corona d~l Mar High is a young squad, but despite inexperience they bave a excel- lent shot at repeating as Sea View Leque champions. CdM recently started league action with a meet against Tus- ti~ which resulted in tie. Cd M faces Univenity and Estancia in their next two swim meets, startomg this Wednesday at 3 p.m. at EstanciL "We11 be contenden to repeat as league champions," remarked CdM Coach Doua Voldiq. This is Volding•s fourth year as the _girls swim coach. Voldina bu led CdM to two Sea View League titles in the put three yean. More than half of 1wimmen OD this year's team are fp:tbman. But Volclina expecta tbia ,a.r's tam to be improved ewer lait ....... CdM didn't pUtiClipete iD CIF compeddota t.ll ,.... d• to iajuriet ~ ll•rt tM Sea Kiap'lclt1r• wtlll_. ol the season, Voiding stated. "'It was tough for us last year. We had injuries and we decided not to enter CIF competition," he explained. CdM's girls squad only con- tains three senion and three junion with the rest being f rcsh- man and sophomores. "Things look great for us in next few yean to come," Voiding stressed. Voiding described Tustin 's squad as excellent and he expects them and Univenity to be CdM's chief competiton for the league swim crown. "It's not easy to tie in swim- ming," Voldina said. "The, officials asked if the coaches wanted to pt in pool and lettJe it, but J~ done my stint," be joked. CdM beat out Uaiwnity in tbe leape finala for the title a.t ICalOD. ..Uaivenity ia 1oiJ1a to be toup ltjaia dlil ,... l11icn11J, ------.... ~· Biii VcN' 1•111• ...... ii aot Oftrlookial Niwpwt Harbor's team. "Harbor bas some talented swimmcn. They will do well during league finals." v olding was reluctant to sin- gle out the strongest swimmers on CdM's girls team. "I'm stressina the team this year. Our team as a whole ii beginning to come together," be added. Freshman Kate Salvino has so far qualified for CIF competi- tion in the freestyle and back- stroke. Others that have excelled duriq tbe team's initial meets include freshman Hillary Dun- du, in tbe braltltroke, f rab- man Gilliaa Guataf son and senior Georpaa Smith. Senior Dawn Bandanak bu Uo twam well tllil IUIOD. .. Dawa ia pell coatributioa. ......................... rilaoetotMlll&" ................ ....... ... ...... ......... ] " ANIL 7. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ,_ 7 CdM tennis: Young but impr~ving BY GEORGE PAPP AS Corona del Mar High 's boys tennis is off to a good start this season with 3-0 lea_Jue record. The Sea Kings appear to have a good chance of improving on their second-place finish of last season and grabbing the Sea View League title. But they have one problem: Newport Harbor. Harbor's team has improved greatly in the past year and is ranked third in CIF. The Sailors are odds-on favorites to take the league title. Cd M is ranked rig.ht behind Harbor in CIF, in the fourth position. The two teams meet in a showdown this week. The Sea Kings also play Sad- dleback 3 p.m. tomorrow in a home match. CdM's overall record is 7-3 with their only losses to top ranked Beverly Hills, Santa Barbara and Woodbridge. "We have a young team with only one senior," remarked CdM Coach Bob Heffern, who has helmed the Sea Kings• boys tennis program for the past nine years. "Our program should be very good next year." Still, Heff crn expects this OCC looks t6 extend streak Coach Mike Mayne's Orange Coast College baseball team can overcome its shaky start to the Orange Empire Conf ercnce sea- son with a couple of games against the league-leading Ran- cho Santiago College Dons this week. The Pirates (17-12-1, 2-3 in Orange Empire action) haven 1t been in action since dropping Citrus, 7-4, behind the seven-hit pitching of Sam Colarusso (3- 3), Saturday, March 26, in Glendora. The Spring Break comes to an end for the Bucs, though, when they visit Santa Ana, home of the Dons, this week. The top- ranked team in the Southland sports has a 25-3, 5-0 record. The teams conclude the two- gamc set at OCC today. Both games begin at 2:30 p.m. Rancho Santiago topped OCC in the conference-opening game at OCC March 17. 8-5. At the time, the Pirates were in the ' midst of a losing streak that saw them drop four game in a row and eight of 11 . beating only L.A. Valley and Golden West (twice) during that span. They ended that streak with a 5-3 victory over pesky River- side March 24 at OCC. In that one, reliever Jim Dedrick, replacing John Kuzmic (3-2) in the ninth inning, fanned the final two Tiger hitters with runners at second and third to record his fourth save. With the win over Citrus two days later, OCC now holds a two-game win streak. Mayne says he is leaning toward using Kuzmic in the first game against the Dons, with Mike Misuraca likely Thursday. CUSTOM GOWNS BY LYNN MARIE SPEClAUZlNG IN BRIDAL AND FORMAL WEAR FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION. HA VE YOUR GOWN MADE ESPECIAll.Y FOR YOU AT A SURPRISINGLY. REASONABLE PRICE. FOR FREE CONSULTATION CAW l YNN MARIE (714) 733-8747 year's team to reach the playoffs again. Cd M was beaten in the CIF semifinals last season. The Sea Kings finished second behind University last season. CdM lost their best player on last year's squad, Mike Briggs, to graduation. "Newport has the best singles players in the league," Hcff ern stated ... Whoever wins between us and Harbor will go on to win the league title." Cd M has seven returning players from last year's team. Heffern stressed that the Sea Kings's squad has s hown improvement over the past year. The Sea Kings• top singles players is junior Rob Atkin. .. Rob is our main guy. He played doubles for us last year. He's got a ways to go, but he has the potential to be a very good player," Heffern added. Atkin will represent the Sea Kings in the Ojai Tournament which starts on April 21. In the doubles, Scott Atkin and Rieb Han arc standouts. The doubles combination of Doug Schulein and Marshall Solomon have also performed well for the Sea Kings. Other standout players on the team include freshman Jaime Catzman, sophomore Alex McClintock and Bob Etebar. Recently, Cd M beat U nivcr- sity, who arc ranked sixth in CIF. Heffern added that be docsn' expect to have much trouble with Saddle back tomorrow. City tournament held this month Newport Beac h's Parks, Beaches and Recreation Depart- ment announces an outdoor 3- on-3 basketball tournament to be held on April 16 and 17. starting at 9 a.m. The tournament will be held at 38th-Street Park, which i!. located at Balboa Blvd. and 38th Street. Fee for the tournament is S35 and competition will be conducted in three divisions. The divisions include 6-0 and under, 6-3 and under and an open d ivision. Deadline for signing up is April 13. F or more information please call ewport Beach's recreation department at 644- 3151. AMERICAN INDIAN SHOW &SALE APRIL 8, 9 , 10, 198S ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 88 FAIR DR., C.M., BLDG #14 15,000 sq. ft . of Native American Arts & Crafts, Sandpaintings, Kachina Dolls, Pottery, Oil Paintings, Jewelry, Baskets and Indian Americana Show Hours: Fri. 1:00 p.m.-8 :00 p.m.; Sat. 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m., Sun. 11 :00 a .m. ·6:00 p.m. Admission: Adults $3.00; Children under 12 $1.00; and Senior Citizen Rates $2.00. Leading Edge® IBP COIPITIBLE L~_ MODEL .. O" -COMPUTER e 31 IEli FIXED DISK • 360K FLOPPY • 512K RAM • AMBER/GREEN MONITOR • MSOOS 3.1. G.W. BA~lr, • 20-MONTH WARRANTY • 4.7717 16 MHz • LEADING EDGE MODEL L SERIES• 12008. 24008 MODEMS OPTIONAL ' /A LEADING EDGE AUTHORIZED DEALER -.EADING EDGE• LOGO MOOEL 0-MODEL L~ ARE REGISTERED TRADEMARl<S OF LEADING EDGE PRODUCTS INC t • I l 4 •1 UN .IOAGWI HU.a ROAD __,OllTC&llR NEWPOllT •ACM 111-- HOUM MON. -1""". 11-1. F1ll 11-t SAT 10-t . SUN. 11-7 ' . PUE I .... 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Gearing up for Ensenada Yacht Race BY RALPH RODHEIM It is the goal of the Marine Scene to inform Newport resi- dents of the various happenings on and around the waterfront. The subject matter varies from educational topics, like how to varnish your boat or where to find a good marine photo- grapher, to where the bot spots are for waterfront dining. And, of course, the updates on sailing results. If you have any sugges- tions for topics or articles, please call me at 557-5100. Tonight, the Newport Beach Nautical M uscum will become the official depository for all the Newport to Ensenada Yacht Race memorabilia. A gala event is planned, featuring South-of- the-Border food, drink and entertainment. The public is invited and admission is free. Festivities are from 5 to 8 p.m. at the museum, 1714 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. The formal program will begin at approximately 7 p.m. Balboa Yacht Club Commodore Doug Wall will act as emcee. Special guests will include Roy Disney of Walt Disney Productions, recounting bis many Ensenada races aboard Shamrock. He will race this year on his Nelson/ Merck 68, Pye- MARINE SCENE wac.ket. Roy will also show bis Ensenada Race video, "Pacific High," filled with highlights of prevtous races. There will also be an exhibit of race photos by Geri Conser, Newport's own aerial photo- grapher. Sail on down and get a head start on the Race festivities! The intent of this year's Ensenada Race is not only to promote sailing, but also to incorporate good will between the coastal ports. Newport Beach has an opportunity to help the underprivileged people of Ensenada. A huge truck, provided by U.S. Delivery, will be in the parking lot of BCYC, 1601 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach, from April 13 through April 21 to collect donated items. Clothing, bedding, tow- els, furniture, toys, and house- hold supplies are all needed. For more information, call Chairman Wayne Gary at 458- 2586, or Bahia Corinthian at 644-9530. Join Mayor John Cox, AT&T and the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce for the annual Ensenada send-off lunch, April 21, at Balboa Yacht Club. For reservations, call the Chamber at 644-8211 . Special Note: Due to the influx of race entries, NOSA has extended the entry date to April 8, 1988. Newport National Uttle League Standings as of April 2, 1988 Matney transfers to OCC MAJOR DIVISION WEST EAST w L Yankees 3 0 Cubs Cardinals 2 I Tigers Pirates 2 I Reds Angels I 2 Dodgers Athletics 0 3 Orioles 3A DIVISION WEST EAST w L Pirates 4 0 Dodgers Cardinals 2 I Tigers Angels I 2 Athletics Padres 0 3 Orioles Yankees 0 4 Cubs Reds Expos 2A DIVISION No Scores Reported w 3 2 I I I w 4 3 2 I I 0 0 L 0 2 I 2 2 L 0 0 I I I 2 3 Former All-CIF first team linebacker Chris Matney of Bolsa Grande High bas trans- ferred to Orange Coast College this spring from Coe College of Cedar Rapids, IA~ where he was uFreshman of the Year" for 1987. Matney (6-0, 205), who led Coe College in interceptions as an outside linebacker, bas been taking part in spring driJls at occ. The sophomore was the de- fensive catalyst that helped Bolsa Grande to its first-ever CIF Central Conference cham- pionship in 1986 ... under Greg Shadid, now an assistant coach for Bill Workman at OCC. He was Defensive Player of the Year in the Garden Grove League that year and made the first team All-Orange County GRIDIRON CHALLENGE TAKEN TO THECOURTI RAMS vs RAIDERS BASKETBALL MAY 7, 1988 7:30 PM BREN EVENT CENTER, UCI TICKETS AVAILABLE AT TICKETRON OR ... IADvANcE TiCi<E"r-couPoN" I NAME_~~~~~-~~~~~ CITY ZIP --- __ ADULT TICKETS AT $8.50 EACH __ YOUTH TICKETS AT $5.00 EACH (UNDER 18) __ TOTAL ENCLOSED MAIL CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO : HOPE HOUSE 707 NORTH ANAHEIM BLVD. ~N~~I!!! .£A_,?~Q2_-_____ _j PROCEEDS BENtFIITING ... OUTPATIENT AND RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE A UNflED WAY AGENCY squad, as picked by the Orange County Register newspaper. next season, Workman said. Lorenz, a 6-2, I 75-pound transfer from College of the Siskiyous, was the third-leading receiver for the P irates last season, with 24 receptions for 313 yards. In other OCC grid news, sophomore wide receiver David Lorenz bas signed a letter-of- intent to play for Pacific Uni- versity of Forest Grove, Ore., I Appearing thru April 16 KEN RASNER AND THE ENTERTAINERS They're a blast from the past. SUZIE & THE SWEETHEARTS Starting April 18 thru May 28 The Colden Age of Rock 'n' Roll is back and Duke's has it live. Come dance to the hottest sounds of the s9 ·s. 60's and jO's at Duke's Nostalgia N1te Club. Relive all your favorite oldies but goodies every Tuesday through Saturday. Enjoy the convenience of complimentary valet parking. And try Duke's every Mon- day for comedy night. ~THE NEWPORTER REsoRT Thr (Mys4dt Rtsort of Ntwport ~ach 1107 JamlM>m. Newport BeKh, CA 92660. (714~ 6U·1700. I Police Blotter MONDAY, MARCH 21 CRIMES 0830 - A car stereo valued at SI,~ wa reported stolen from a vehicle in the 1300 block of Quail. 0940 - A clock valued at SSOO was reported stolen from a residence in the 400 block of Lugonia. 1230 -Jewelry valued at Sl,7SO wu reported stolen from a residence in the 300 block of Sipal. 1430 -Tail light lenses valued at $200 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 4SOO block of Birch. ARRESTS 0100-Michael Raymond Wat- son, 18, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of rape. 1340 -Ronald Russell Folds, 34, of Fountain Valley was ~ted on suspicion of expos- ing himself in a public place. 1630-Larry Allen Young, 40, of Newport Beach wu arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor Calls ... us ........ especially computcn and soft- ware." She said former grants included a Bausch and Lomb academic stereo zoom micro- scope to a science class at Corona del Mar High School, to be used to study the f unda- mental structure of plants and animals. The foundation also funded purchase of video tapes of classic plays and books to be used by junior honon classes and advanced placement English classes at Estancia High School. "Possibly one of our more interesting funding projects has been the fin~ing of a program that allows students from Killy- brookc School and the Marion Panons Special Education Cen- ter to get together once a month,"' said Rittenhouse. "We supplied funding for buses to transport students between the two schools. Panons is a school for mentally handicapped kids, and once a month the tcenagen from Panons and the Kindcr- gartnen from Killybrookc get together: '"There's a pretty steep age difference, but the kids Ft alona drunk driving. TUESDAY, MARCH l2 CRIMES I 025 - A car stereo valued at S800 wu reported stolen from a vehicle in the I SOO block of Placentia. 1435 -Video equipment valued at S 1,360 was reported stolen from Audio Visual Head- quarten located at 900 Newport Center Drive. I S20 -A microwave valued at $300, a ladder valued at SSO and stereo speaken valued at S700 were reported stolen from a residence in the 1100 block of South Bayf ront. ARRESTS 0 I 00 -Daniel Lee Young, 27, of Palmdale was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. 0300 -Manuel Jimenez, 22, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 192S -Clifton Duke Ross, t8, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of attempted grand well. The purpose of the pro- gram is to increase problem solving and independence and to build confidence in a variety of independent social settings. It allows the kids from Killybrooke to learn to interact with mentally handicapped kids and the kids from Parsons to interact with normal kids. The program bas been highly successful"' Rittenhouse said there arc 12,000 families with children in the school distric~ and it would be impossible for volunteers to call them all, so the group plans to concentrate on past contri- butors. Some of the volunteers arc a little nervous, according to Rittenhouse. "Af tcr all, not everybody is happy to bear from a telephone solicitor,"' she said ... We start out by immediately identifying ourselves as teachers or parents of children in the district. In this way, we hope to avoid a lot of phones banged in our cars."' The voluntccn will be calling between the hours of noon and 8 p.m. on Sunday and again between 6 and 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday. We create beautiful landscapes. . • in harmony with nature and your bud1et 497-2155 tbdt of an automobile. WD>NDDAY, MAllCH 23 CRIMD 115 -A wlleelchair valued mt S450 waa reported stolen from a raidence in tbe 200 block of Pearl. 1230 -Surfina equipment valued at S960 was reported stolen from a ..,... ia the 2800 block of Wat Balboa. 1430 -Clotbina valued at S222 was reported stolen from The Red Balloon located at # 19 Fubion bland. ARRESTS 0110 -Wanya W Ulin Mercan- danta, 4 7, of Newport Beach was arrested on 1uapicion of milde- meanor drunk driving. 120S -John Londono, 36, of Anahiem was arrested OD suspi- cion of misdemeanor drunk driving. THURSDAY, MARCH 24 CRIMES 0040 -A purse and contents valued at S400 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 400 block of Aliso. 0830 - A ring valued at $3,000 was reported stolen from a residence in the 3100 block of Park Newport. 0900 -A car stereo valued at SJSO and a pair of sunglasses valued at $62 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 2600 block of San Joaquin Hills. 1110 -An exercise bicycle Arrests ... nnln 1f m f1111 l dercd with h is attorney th;~ week. Anderson is being held in Honolulu on SS00,000 bail. An extradition proceeding was set for this week, but results of that hearing were unavailable at piesstime. Clem was freed on SS0,000 bail the day of his arrest. Parmentier added that other employees of the Auto Gallery allegedly lied to customers about. when cars sold and for bow valued at S695 •• reported atolea from a brrin•• in the 4500 block of Waa C... ~ way. 1317 -A cate of anon rau1t- in1 in SlOO in daaaae wu reported in the vicinity of 19th and Balboa. ARRDTS 0340~ John H-.tom Roldan, 23, of Jrvinc WM arrested OD suspicion of attempted murder. 1610-Greg Allan Rader, 27, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of disor- derly conduct. 1730 -Nicholas Anthony Gerard, 23, of Cypress was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. FRmA Y, MARCH 15 CRIMJ:S 0830 - A brief case and con- tents valued at S4SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 400 block of Seaward. 1230 -Vandals reportedly caused S2SO in damage to a car parked in the vicinity of Park Avenue. 1530 -Vandals reportedly caused $300 in damage to a car parked in the 5100 block of Birch. 2330 -An amplifier valued at $434 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the vici nity of West Ocean Front and 23 rd. ARRESTS 0545 -J onny Richard Modlin, much. but declined to say if other arrests arc pending. None of the suspects in cus- tody have prior records in this country, Parmentier said , adding that investigators arc now checking with Canadian authorities, as Anderson is a Canadian citizen. Anderson was president of Laguna Beach Motors, the par- ent firm of Auto Gallery. but Parmentier said no other officers of that company arc believed to May Cottage by Marty &II , The Charm and the Warmth of Home S implify Your life. Use the Gift and Bride Registry at Pbill Berman's Parkhurst Gallery We would be delighted to assist you with those delicate but panic-inducing gift decisions. Start today by tellina the special lady in your life now about our new gift registry. Just in time for Mother's Day. Located within SoaaCOMtPlua v=p ~ ....... ,,... .... c..,... 754-7415 ll,ofl..oq&c.chw.,,•11• OD II pic:ioa of cwpiacy • caa·a.....,~ 1ao -Jw ••• .,......_ 45, of Newport lleac19 was. arrested OD suspicion of milcle- meanor drunk clriviq. 2040 -Charla I .amar Hun- sucker. 33, of Newport Beach was anated on mspicion oi ____ ~ resisting and obstructina a police officer. SATURDAY, MARCH 2' CRIMES 0236 - A prowler was rcponed in the 100 block of Cormorant. 1700 -A stereo valued at S766 was reported stolen from a boat stored in the 2300 block of Newport Boulevard. ARRESTS I I 30-Dante Bugino Garbella, 24, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a con- trolled substance. SUNDAY, MARCH 17 CRIMES 0640 -Binoculars valued at S3SO. a camera valued at S300, a portable stereo valued at $450, and other miscellaneous items valued at SI . 940 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 1400 block of Estella. ARRESTS 0140 -Alex ZamoTa Guerrero, of Riverside was arrested un suspicion of being under the influence of PCP. have been involved in the aUcged scheme. Parmentier also said that an audit is now being conducted to determine what happened to the $1 .6 million allegedly embezzled in the case. WE'vE TAKEN 'fHE PINCH OUT OF OUR PRICES. LUNCH FROM DIN ER FROM •4so '975 We've low"'"' our pritta to celebnt.e our Ctnt yen ~ft ud we 'ft piaw to keep them low. What..._, +-pa ie the ..-Hay of 09r food. Uft Mai• loll11ua. ,..._e e1mke, .Uk-fed .. hell ..... ,....., ..d ,.._., ..... ew ...... , ...... ... y-11 Mft ...... ,_ .... .. ,_ 11 Ma 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Soeie / t NHAM benefit exhibits 'Art of Dining' Food and wine are the ingre- dients which brought out over 450 Harborlites to the Four Seasons Hotel. The dinner, which consisted of eight courses, prepared by various recognized chefs coming from Newport, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C ., Monte Carlo, Denver, San Francisco and Biarritz, benefits the Newport Harbor Art Museum. and, as a result, has been termed .. The Art of Din- ing . ., Sam Goldstein implemented the idea in 1987 and again chaired the event in 1988 with the assistance of Judie Argyros, Sandy Beigel, Danilo Caccia- matta, Carol Cummings, Bob Currie (who introduced each course, as well as the accompa- nying wines), Marie Forde, Pam Goldstein, Judy He!'lley, Judy Hurndall, C heryl Ive rson, Michael Meyer, Carol Neisser, Susan Porter, Jacque Schmitt. Marion Shea , Judy Slutzky, Ann Stern and Peter Zeugh- ause r. A program was provided to e ac h guest. which gave the course recipes to serve eight. Should someone ever want to erve 450. a list is also provided. That is to say, it takes 45 wild pheasants, 15 pounds of butter, etc., to make .. Quenelle of Wild Pheasant Mo usse" for 450. Harborlites respective courses. Other atten- dees watched the service person- nel setting 14 utensils and seven stemware for each place at tables for 10, which had been enhanced with floral centerpieces donated by Xavier. Just a few of the supporters attending were Snoozie Ullman, Sue Morgan, Winnie and Pete Voegelin, Margarita and David Steinmetz, Jackie and Jim Rog- ers, Lynn and Richard New- quist, Molly and Leon Lyon, Marilyn Hausman (Richard was fishing), Joanne and Warren Fix, and Suzie and William Weltner. • •• Now that Easter is behind us, Harborlites are gearing up for the busy social season ahead: Recently, the Sound of Music Chapter honored the underwri- ters of their forthcoming ball, to be held April 30 at the Newport Marriott. Mary Raymond chairs the gala, which will revolve· around a jungle theme. The invitations to "Jungle Fever" are quite handsome and unique in that the committee assembled them (thus saving a lot of dol- lars). Underwriters attending the ·--·It- Jeannie and Ed Awad, Karen and John Betson, Sandy and Thomas Ewing, Shari and Harry Esayian, Ellie and Barrie Faber, Ruth and Robert Fyke, Barbara and James Glabman, Dorothy and Patrick Hurley, Janet and Robert Lind, Kathryn and Wil- liam McGrath, Ann and Bob McLean, Jackie and George Mefferd, Kathy and Ronald Merriman, Carl Raymond, Can- dice and Roger Schnapp, Max- ine and Morris Stark, Gerry and Wally Schroeder, Marion and A.E. Thompson and Larry Wurth. ••• Committee member Sally Somers, who came early to the event, said it was interesting to watch the chefs preparing their dinner held at Antoine's were ,. • Jiiii llM 1111 Clrt ..._•Alt II ..... II Ill Fts 1111111 LLONGSoF NEWPORT INC. REAL ESTATE· WE CARE HARDER WHY YOUR NEIGHBORS LIST WITH LLONGS WE HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE ... See our feature column "Into Real Estate" in the Newport Ensign's Real Estate supplement. WE HAVE THE RESPECT ... Dear Gerry and Christa: . It is hard to express in words our feelings about the many nice things you have done for us. You made all our problems small ones and soothed the pathway to our new life. And now that our business transactions have been completed, it is our sincere wish that we may continue to enjoy the personal friendship of you two happy people. WE PERFORM ... Ja·ne Landenburger 1966 Port Ramspte Over 150Sal~ Personally Handle.ct in the Newport Beich Area. If you would like to receive our RNI Esfafe Nenletter (published in New- port Beach since 1979) please call and we'll put you on our mailing list. If IEWPORT INC. l69 SAN MIGUEL. SUITE 200 NEWPORT IEACH. CA 926$0 CALL 640-LONG • • The Trojan League of Orange County held tbeit annual benefit recently at Bing Auditorium with over 400 attending the event on the USC campus. Ginny Ochsner chaired the barbeque, which benefited the Athletic Department, which was also celebrating its lOOth anniver- sary. Speaking of USC, Town and Gown Junior Auxiliary will host their annual Spring benefit on April 30 at the Balboa Bay Club. Pmll IY UTll IEIT llLEY Students honored Soroptimist I ntemational of Newport Harbor held its annual Training and Youth Citizenship Awards Luncheon recently at the Santa Ana Country Club. President Wyvonne Gill- NewelJ presented a check to this year's Youth Citizenship Award winner, Robert Myhre of Estan- cia High School. Runners-up honored were d 'Layne Kerr of Corona dcl Mar High, Paul Davis of Costa Mesa High and Misty Porter of Newport Har- bor High. Training Award winner, Patti Hcartsorig is the single mother of two, currently majoring in psychology at Orange Coast College and preparing to attend the University of Irvine this .fall. The criteria for the Youth Citizenship Award includes. community service, student activities, civic involvement and family responsibilities. A gra- duating senior from each of four local high schools competes for a cash award l() be used for f urtbcr educational expenses. The Training Award is finan- cial assistance given to a mature woman, commonly the bead of bomebold, pinina skills to enter or ~ter the labor market ~ vocational or technical tr••· CELEBRATING THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF ORANGE COUNTY THE CENTENNIAL BALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1988 7 p.m . DISNEYLAND HOTEL BLACK-TIE $1 00. per person·, · FEATURING A FLORAL DRESS PARADE: "THE HERITAGE OF ORANGE COUNTY" RESERVATIONS LIMITED FOR INFORMATION, CALL 834-8786 BENEFITS THE CENTENNIAL COMMISSION'S SCHOLARSHIP FUND ALLIBERT CONTAINER SALE PATIO FURNITURE DIRECT FROM FRANCE TO ROGER'S GARDENS ' .t • ' t ,_ 11 Ma 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Eiite PAC sets Triathlon The third annual Orange County Performing Arts Center Triathlon, organimt by Center SOO and presented by First lntentate Bank, will take place on Sunday momina, June S, 1988, in and around Lake Mis- sion Viejo. The I .SK swim in the fresh- water lake begins promptly at 7 a.m. from the staging area at the north beach~ immediately fol- lowed by the 3SK bike race over a portion of the challenging 1984 Olympic Bicycle Road Race site. The competition concludes with a IOK run over hilly terrain. This year, a full field of 1,200 individual athletes is expected, including some of the world's top men and women prof cssion- als. In addition, race organizers are emphasizing the opportunity for 150 relay teams, both inde- pendent and corporatc- sponsorcd, to participate. More than 28 corporate teams have completed applications. The Orange County Performing Arts Center Triathlon has been rated among the top triathlons in the nation by professional athktcs and sports publications alike. The event is organized by Center SOO, one of the major support groups for the Perform- ing Arts Center. Membenhip is made up of young prof cssionals from throughout Orange County. The triathlon is our largest annual fund-raising cff ort for the Center. Our goal for this year's event is to give $100,000 to the Center,.. said Dennis Russo, chairman of the Triatb- 5mntDa BlHAftl Ion Organizing Committee and Center SOO board member. "'We are quite pleased that First Interstate Bank has returned as our Presenting Spomor with a $50,000 cash commitment, which is a 100 percent increase in their contri- bution of last year," be noted. "This very generous commit- ment helps us reach our goal, as wcU as set a standard for the development of our other cor- porate sponsors." .. Sponsorship of the Pcrf orm- ing Arts Center Triathlon is a major focus of our involvement in Orange County and with the Performing Arts Center," said Fint Intentate Bank Executive Vice President and Division Mana1er David C. Holman. "We arc pleased to be the Pres- enting Sponsor for a second year. "This event is top-notch because of the extraordinary support that Orange County businesses and individuals give to it," Holman stated. "Last year, the sponson worked bard to make it a first-class event, and it was an exceptional success- a tribute to excellent organiza- tion and dedication. We are looking forward to the same kind of teamwork this year." In addition to First Interstate Bank's sponsorship, Racquet- ball World and FHP arc two of the official sponsors, and Mazda Motors i~ a major sponsor. To date, those firms which have made commitments of between $2,SOO and SS ,000 include: Archive Corporation; Abigail Abbott Personnel; California Fint Bank; Dcloitte, Haskins and Sells; and Peat, Marwick, Main and Co. Othcn contribut- ing cash and in-kind merchan- dise or services include San Diego Gas and Electric; Direct Color; K-Earth radio; Le Mcri- dien Hotel and Pandiok Califor- nia printers. "Corporate sponsors will be honored at a pre-race party at Le Meridien Hotel the Friday before the race, treated to a VIP, catered breakfast on race day, and receive prominent recogni- tion in race promotional activ- ities," stated Triathlon Sponsor- ship Committee chairperson Katherine VanDcuscn. "We arc currently working with a number of corporations and business firms who have expressed their interest in help- ing make this race a repeat success." For more information about the third annual Orange County Performing Arts Center Triath- lon, pka.se contact race direc- tors, California Athletic Produc- tions, at 714/846--0813. - Jazz Fast at Fullartoil Fullerton Collqe Jazz Fati- val, KClaimed at the nation '1 larplt competitive jazz fest for students, takes to the campus Friday and Saturday, April 8 and9. Thia 16th annual invitational inchldca several major clinica and competitions for ltudentl from 190 junior hip school through college-age groups from seven western states. In addition to noon-hour performances both days by several prominent guest artists and host school groups, a professional perf or- mance group will entertain Sat- urday afternoon. Best of all, the two-day 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on-campus event is f rcc and open to the public. Sponsored in part by the festival organization and the California Chapter of the National Association of Jazz Educators, the festival will have student participation from throughout Arizona, Calif omia, Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Washington. Under the guidance of profes- sional musicians, there will be clinics for rhythm sections, drums, 1uitar, piano and trumpet playcn. 1be festival bas become one of the outstandin1 events of its kind in the country because of the support and cooperation of the Fullerton College staff and students," said Dean of Fine Arts Terry Blackley, who is also the festival's director. "Even though thcre11 be a lot of enter- tainment, we always keep in mind what the f cstival is about, and that is education." He added that, in order to host the country's largest competitive jazz festival, it is necessary to have seven sites on the campus running simultaneously for clin- ics and competitions for trophies and other prizes in big band jazz, combos, vocal jazz., show choir and vocaJ soloists contests. ~::.::.:.:.;.:.~;.:.,..i.. .. .-R tJl 11111 4••••••••••••• Headed Rb~ brecodrdcing artist--• composer 1c ar arpenter, _.._CILL 11111• ,.... • •. who, alon .. with his late sister, ,.,..,..,. ! 1 KaRn, catablilbcd world-wide Rodpn an4 ffeame,...i.n'• : fame as The Carpenten, the all- WAJ'l9 SDVID DINND ........ ,,.. •1e•• : . star guest list will include jazz : vocalist Sunny Wilkenson. Janet : Lennon of the Lennon Sisten, : well-known trombonist Ashley : Alexander, and trumpet star : John Rinaldo. : Carpenter and Wilkenson will : join f orccs with host school LET US DELIVER YOUR DINNER TONIGHT! groups for a Friday noon con- cert, while Alexander shines with the Fullerton Collete Jazz Band during the same period Saturday. Takina to the Campus Theater at S:4S p.m. Saturday will be the Allen Carter Octet, whoae perf ormancc ia bcina ma pollible tbroaP tbe coop- eration of die Miiiie Pafor- maace Tnut Fuad and the Naaioul Allociatioa ol Jazz Ed1ICMOrl. 833-1872 AMlllolMI u.f or11Nllo11 u ._•ti. •a• dw ,....,._ Co ... ,,,_ Arfl ,,,....... or .,, •• (714),,1-nH. APllL 7. 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN NIE 11 ~· Calendar Pcrf orming Arts Center: Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra (April 10 at 2 p.m.); Toni Tcnille in a benefit concert for Imagi- nation Celebration (April 13 at 8 p.m.). Call 556-ARTS. ART "Impression of Licht Percep- tions", a one-man exhibition of recent paintings by Antonio Arellanes will display through April 24 at Diane Nelson Gallery, 278 Forest Avenue, Laguna Beach. Hours are 10 a .m. to 5 p.m ., Monday through Saturday and 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Call 494-2440. Works by Michelle Purcell, Linda Lindsay and Dick Halbert will display through April at .. Watercolor Gallery, 1492 South Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily. Call 494-8838. "Diversity and Presence: Women Faculty Artists of the University of CalHomia" will display April S through April 30 in UCI's Fine Arts Gallery. Hours are 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is free. Call 856-6610. Portraits by Yousuf Kanh will display through May 14 at Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3333 Bear Street, Costa Mesa. Call 549- 7550. "California Contemporary Artists: Li&• Pane and Michael Todd" will display through May 8 at the Laguna Art Museum, 307 Cliff Drive, Laguna Beach. Call 494-6531 . Works by H. Terry Braunstein will display through April 13 in Orange Coast College's Photo- graphy Gallery. Admission is free. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 432-5524. Works by Eric Orr will display at the Four Seasons Hotel, 690 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, through April 16. Call 759-0808. ''The Linear Link'~featuring works by six contemporary artists commonly bound by the concept of line will display through May 31 at the City of Irvine Fine Arts Center, 14321 Yale Street, Irvine. Call 660- 3600. "Images of S pring" will display through April 30 at circle Gallery, in the Disney Hotel, I I 50 W. Cerritos, Anaheim. Hours are I I a .m . to 7 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday through Sunday. Call 774-9979. Mixed media paintin&s by Myr- tle Devendorf will display through May 2 at Sandstone Gallery, 384-A North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are I I a.m . to 5 p.m., daily. Call 497-6775. "Celebratinc Four Decades of TUIEFUL TOii -ar_, A_. wt11l11 m., T• Tlllilll will ..... ii 1...,.. wt llf Ill lm11l11llll C1l1~rlllll • W1t111~1J. a,.11 13. Ftr.,. 1111 llllill. Clll 551-AITI. Academic Excellence" will display in Orange Coast Col- legc 's Art Gallery through April 25. Call 432-5880. MUSIC UCI Chamber Music will be performed April 7 and April 10 at 8 p.m. in UCI's Fine Ans Concert Hall. Tickets are $5-$8. Call 856-5000. The UCl Guitar Ensemble will perform April I 2 at 8 p.m. in the Fine Arts Concert Hall on the campus of UCI. Tickets are $4-$6. Call 856-5000. The Southwest chamber Music Society will perform April 10 at 2 p.m . in Santa Ana High School Auditorium, 520 West Walnut, Santa Ana. Tickets are $5-$12. Call 213-669-5303. Events at the Orange County STAGE "Princess and the Pea,. will be performed b y The Ballet Repertory Theatre of Hunting- ton Beach on April 9 at 2 p.m. in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre. Tickets are $3-$4. Call 432-5880. "Carousel, .. the Rogers and Hammerstein musical is showing at Elizabeth Howard's Curtain Call Theater, 680 El Camino Real, Tustin. Prices start at S 16 . 95 and include full waiter service and show. Call 838-1540. .. Look Homeward Ancel," an American classic play by Thomas Wolfe, will play through April 24 at the Newport Theater Arts Center, 250 I Cliff Dr., Newport Beach. Call 631- 0288. DANCE Na1oya Odori, a f es ti val of ~ classical Japanese dance performed by the Nishikawa School of Japanese Dance will be performed April 12 at 8 p.m: in UCJ's Fine Arts Village Thea- tre. Tickets arc SJO-Sl5. Call 856-5000. Meetings & Events Preparing for the future by establis hing a retirement account i the topic for the April meeting of the Independent Writers of outhern California, Orange County ection. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. Mo nday. April 4 at the Los Angeles Times Building, 1375 Su nn ower. Co ta Me a. Admis ion i free for OUST membe rs. SlO fo r no n-me mbers. Rese rvations may be made by calling Gall Finessi ng at 892- 2718 . ••• Irvine Charter Chapter of American Business Women Association will be sponsoring its annual fashion show and brunch on Saturday, April 16 at the Was.tin& South Coast Plaza.The event begins at 10 a.m . Admission is $20. ••• Mini Sharon Stein, art . lec- turer and painter, will pre ent an eight-week workshop on Per- sonalized Drawing and Paint- ing, beginning April 6 from lO a ."m . t o noo n in Mariners Library, 2005 Dover Drive, Newport Beach . ••• The Ebell Club of Newport Beach i holding a Golden Elephant Auction with lun- cheo n. bridge, bingo and cards at its clubhouse, 515 W. Balboa Boulevard, on April 21, begin- ning at 11 a.m. A donation of $10 will be collected, with pro- ceeds going toward cholar hips. Call642-4619 before April 18 for reservations. • •• Publi her. author and com- poser Marc Allen will present .. How to write, Publish and Sell Your Book' on Sunday, April 17 from lO a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Red Lion Inn. 3050 Bri tol t. in Costa Mesa. President of the 1 e\\ Age human potential oriented What- e\'er Publi hing. Allen was ed i- tor for hakti Gawam ·~ book-. and tape . Crea11"e ~·1.wali::mf.! and Living i n rhe lif!hr. A prolific composer. Allen i also the author of five books. A pecial preregistration price of $60 for the eight hour workshop is in effect until April 11 . after whic h admission becomes $75. For further infor- mation, contact 364-3905. ••• The next meeting of the Costa Mesa Civic Association will be held Tuesday, April 12, at the Captains Table Restaurant on the Orange Coast College cam- pus from 11 :30 a.m. to I p.m. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Costa Me a Fire Chief Jo hn Petruzziello. He will speak on what' new in the fire depart- ment and the status of prepara- tion to deal with an earthquale di a ter. Cost is $7. and re er- \ation must be made no later than April I 0 . M o re information and reservation . call 545-5027 or 556-6290. If ~ou ma!...e a re~enation and are unable to attend, plea e call • •• South Coast Busine and Professional Women will hold its monthly meetin& on April 12 at the El T orito Grill. 633 Anto n Blvd .. Costa Mesa. Gue t speaker will be Sandra McKnight. a voice and diction consultant. Her s peech is entitled "Peo ple Who Have Command of Their Voice ha'e Command of Their Profe ion." Registration at 1 I :30, lunch at noon. S 15 for nonmember . S 13 for members. Information and reservations. 751 -0991 . • Mon Cbateau Restaurant Ekgant Belgian & French Cuisine Award W'nner, World FaMOus Restaurants lnt'L Lunch and mnner Reseroatlon.s 7141830-3810 Harpist VloUJdst GULLIVER'S Had Any Really Great PRIME RIBS OF B EEF ' I J ., PAIE 14-APllL l . 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Catholic-Jewish Dialog seeks understanding "Hazak, hazak. v 'nithazak ... " ( & strong, be very strong, and let w strengthen one another.) BY PEGGY DARNELL More than 55 persons attended the T hird Annual Catholic-Jewish Dialog at the Marywood Center in Orange recently and as the two f aitbs reach toward each other, this prayer takes on added meaning. The purpose of Jewish- Catbolic Dialog, said Mary Loyola Yetbe, C haplain of Chapman College and modera- tor of the conference, is to explore the common roots of the two faiths and attempt to break down the misconceptions and misunderstandings held by members of each fait h about the other. The conference was sponsored by the American-Jewish Com- mittee, the Diocese of Orange. the Orange County Board of Rabbis, the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith, and the Jewish Federation of Orange. County. Speakers from both ra1ths add ressed the topic of "Trans mitting Fait h Tradi- tiom." exploring similarities in the cwo fait hs and way. of passing each religio n's tradition" 011 to new generations. · The afternoon' first speakt:r. Dr. Benjamin Hubbard of t l'\t (al ~tate Fullerton Reltg1n •1- ...,, ud 1es Department, spo k ... ti .lut ways that Catholics am f,·w~ share some nf th~ same beliefs. particularl~ monotheis m dll d the concept o l an afterlifr. a nd also have a shared traduiori democracy. ··Jews need t o understand ( hnstians," Dr. Hubbard com mented ... mostly because the} reside in a mainly C hristian enviro nment, but a lso to be aware of shared viewpoints. They need to know that to understand yourself. you must understand the other. "Differences, too, must be appreciated," he continued. "Much tension lies in the idea of Jesus as Savior. It is an error to try to convert Jews -they have their Covenant with God." Dr. George St. Laurent, pro- f essor of religion at CSUF, observed that Catholics and Jews share a love of tradition and ritual. "In both faiths there is a perception of the sacred in space, in persons and in gestures," he stated. "Catholics feel closer to Jews than they do to Pretestants because of the sense of beauty in the worship style. There is a blessing for everything. contem- plative prayer, a cherishing of family life. To be Jewish is a way of life, a way of belinging to a people. as in Catholicism. They believe it is in people and through people that you find God. and if you do not, you miss out. T here a re holy men, con- duits of the sacred, in both faith traditions." .c\fter a penod of small-group discussion~. the confe rees came together agam at dinner, with B1!)hop l'l or man M cfarla nd giving a dinner invocation wel- coming all .. to this important event .. A lter dinner , Father Bill Mclaughlin ol Our Lady Queeri of Angels 1n Newport Beach delivered a talk he called "m~ personal. pastoral musings." "Vaucan ll 1~ the most epu.: change in the Catholi c Church c.,mce the Retormation ot the 1500s." he commented, noting Life classes set at Mariners Church Mariners C hurch. a non- demoninational church located in Newport Beach, is offering, through its Adult Study Cen- ter. three pertinent classes scheduled to begin S unday. April JO. The classes are: "Your Finances: A Battle For Your Heart, .. taught by Mr. Peter Ochs, president of Fieldstone Corporation, and Dan Shea: .. Communication: God's Gift For Relationships," taught by Dave Barton, senior advertis- ing consulta nt for K K LA radio~ and .. Parenting Teen- agers, .. taught by Tim Smith, pastor to students and their families. Mariners Church is located on the corner of Birch and Jamboree avenues in Newport Beach. For specific times and details on these and other courses offered through Mariners C hurch. please call 640-6010. St. Andre\\1's Preshvteri an Church \\o r<1hip and hrar th15 pracrical. Chri,i-<:rntr~. t.1hltcal mr"~lr· "BEITER THAN EASTER!,, l ( •• It' I:!\.\.? I unda,. Arrol 10 1" h' JnJ l\'1IS A.M. O r. John A. Huffm.1 Jr. i 1\X' r m -Frl'c Conn •n j .. romt H on.,\, M.-1r .. 1•••l 1tan 0.,.-r .. a .. ,. N)O t An dre\• Road. '\;cwpo rt Be<1ch C~ltformil 1/141 tdl-2 80 talro"!' from N<""'J'•"' llarN>r Hiich chnol al Irvin\' & l"i1h.J Worship ata church of your choice especially the papal encyclical Nostro Aetate. which repudiated the false and long-held belief among many Christians that the Jews were collectively guilty of deicide in the death of Christ. He also spoke of his concerns about youth, about the struggle to pass on the f aitb traditions, INSIGHTS the uncertainty of the job. "It is," he said, 06an awesome responsibility." The closing speaker was Rabbi Leonard Rosenthal of Temple Sharon in Costa Mesa. He, too, spoke of his concerns about youths. .. We must go out of our way to educate parents to take responsibility for passing on Judeo-Christian values, to be models to our children. We must educate them to be charitable, not only in 'checkbook charity,' but also to explain the reason for the giving and our moral obligations to the teaching of the Torah that we, as Jews, must care for our fellow human beings. We must convene in family councilt go to the syn- agogue together and permeate a child's life. They will observe the values of the marketplace if we do not show them differently." A leading figure in the dia- logue between Christians and Jews, Rev. John T . Pawli- kowski, professor of social ethics at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, in a paper he presented, captured the essence of the importance of dialogue among faiths when he said, "So let us walk together on the road ahead, with hands together and beans as one. Let us recognize that whatever tensions may arise, they pale in comparison to the new strength we can each gain from our unity. They are nothing when compared with the deepened undentanding of our common parent, God, that we gain from our encounter. "And let us ultimately remember what the prophets told us over and over again. What counts in the final analysis is the quality of life we have lived together along the way." For more information on Catholic-Jewish Dialog, write to them at 1385 Warner Ave., Suite A, Tustin CA 92680. Students to lead Shabbat Road and Irvine Center Drive. This program has been most successful and will continue for pre-school through 7th graders fo r the 1988-89 school year. For further information about the Temple's complete educational programs, call 644-7203. c On Friday evening, April 8, at 7:30 p.m., students of the Bet (second year) Hebrew Class at S hir Ha-Ma'alot-H arbor Reform Temple will participate in lead ing Sbabbat services. Students have been studying for tht~ special service under the directior. of teachers Einat Zekri and ina Frenkel. Opdyke set to speak The temple is located at the corner ot Jamboree and East- bluff South in Newport Beach. Rabh1 Bernard P. King and ( amor Arie Shikler will conduct the ~c::rv1ces. The temple has been serving Newport Beach, Irvine, and s urro unding communities since 1968. During the 1987-88 school year, the temple school has held Sunday morning classes at its satellite site at Irvine Valley College, at the comer of Jeffrey Students of Shir Ha-Ma aim -Harbor Reform Te mple School of Newport Beach Irvine. wil l commemorate Y o m HaShoah Holocaust Remembrance Da} with a special program on Tue. - day, April 12 , at 5: 15 p. m. The confi rmation class will presen1 readings and lead a brief ervice Guest of honor will be Irene Opdyke. ho nored by many organizations throughout the United States and Israel as a "Righteous Gentile," credited with saving many Jewish lives at the risk of her own during the HDlocaus1 years. Born 10 Pol and. Mrs . Opdyke. then r re ne G Ul. found he rself at variou times during World War 11. caught behind both German and Russian line . She hid and protected many Jews from cap- t ure, deportation and extermi- nation T he Temple is located at the comer of Jamboree and East- bluff South in Newport Beach. The community is welcome. For further information, please call 644-7203. Religious Directory St. Mark PraltJ1eriu ct.rcll lltl Mar vw. Dtht (Jamboree and Eutbluff South) Newport Bach, CA• (714) 644-1341 9:30 Worship 10:50 Church School TEMPLE ISAIAH tc•• ... > S1•t'llh S... Frimr ...... 1:15 p.m. bbbi S.w D. Schlitz Pf9Sident: Joel ~n .......................... u ..... Clw'ZIP~ ,.............. .., ......... llJtMOfl TOPIC! IEYINTH DAV 'AllOWU a....,_._.. Costa Mesa CH·URCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 2151 Meta Verde Drl•e Eat, #112 COits M-,CA 714. 754-73" REV JAMES TURRILL Meetbla SUNDAY II AM 1EmPlf BITT .... ,.-~) RABBI MARK S. MILLER llAIUT IEIVal Frl .. .... f...., ....... ft*y 11--1:a1•111mldllll MlllLY ...... ....... 1011CIF 1111 ......... 11111• NJ 144-1111 Cantor Alan w .. ner Educator Nlly 01 .. r lrvint-Nnvport Church of Rtligious Scinect April 10, 1988 What is Personal Power? (Courage) Rev. ]"tly Kt1,.e·Sfftitll Sunday ~ 10-.JOa.m 13 S.nburg. lrvu~ Sunday ~hool aftd Child CatT Malbng add...: SCIENCE Of MIND U30 ..,.,. ... Parkway, s.. 101-116 lmlw, CA 92714 ('114) 733-3013 IJIA.L.AN-11C»I t'714)'13).30l4 Teal ectmiltld wets TcallWNlitiel c.-..a. ...... ..... for other than ............ funds 0 Grall plid In Md contributed wrptus 3.238,401 Aw•• speci9I surplus O UnwWned funds (surplus) o Gllift (Lml) from opeqtioftl 8,950,921 lllCl'lllt (Oecw) in Capital and Surplus durinl 1917 (50,249,678) lnMnnc:e in ~= Nlitionwide 01 Accident a Ht9lth premiums 97,314 INlnnce in force: CllMDmie 8usit-.,.... 01 1. Al Palciel Attumed br ~ Compeny Accid91itMd ...... ~. Direct Cltitamlt ........ ,... 53,393 We .....,, ceftify thlt the abowe it9ms .. in ac:cordela with the AnnuM StMtonent for the .,_, 9ltded Dtcember 31, 1917 rMde to the Insurance Cammilliol• °'the StMe °' California, punuant '° law. C. John M1l1 cmne vie. PNlident • 5ecretafY JohnO.Nrie Vk:e ,,...,,. & Controtler 3/17 3/24 3/31417 4/14 1220 YOU All .. DEFAULT U.... A DUD Of TaUIT DATED AUIUIT 21. 1111. UM Ill YOU TAii ACTION TO MOllCT YOUI .......,, rT MAY• IOl.D AT A .....C MLL IF YOU MID Ml ID\MATION Of THE llAW Of THE PllOCllOING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYD. NOTICl Of TIIUSTE£'S SALE T.I . No. 501M NOTICE IS HUDY GIVDt, that on Wednesday, April 13, 1988. at 11:00 o'clock a.m. of said day, in the area set aside for conductin& Trustee's Sales, within the offices of REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE, located at 1800 North Broadway, SYite 100, in the City of Santa Ana. County of Orange, State of California, REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. a California COf'poration, a.s duly appointed Trustee undef and pursuant to the power of sale conferred in that certam Deed of Trust executed by Roger E. Ooe.bka and Darlene Doebke, husband and wife asjomt tenants, recorded August 30.1978, m Sook 12822 of Official Rec<>fds of said County, at page 187, Recorder's Instrument No. 45996, by reason of a breach or default in payment or performance of the obligations secured thereby, includ1na that breach or default. Notice of which was recorded NOYember 6, 1987, as Recorder's tnstru· ment No. 87·620125, W•lL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, lawful money of the United States, or a cashier's check drawn on any bank, credit union. or savings and loan association domiciled in this state. all payat>ie at the time of sale. all nght, htle and interest held by it, as Trustee, m that real property situate in said County and State described as follows· Lot 79 of Tract 3519 as shown on a map recorded m ~ 128, Pages 8 to 21 of Miscellaneous Maps, in the records of Orange County, California. The street address or other common designation of the real property hereinabove described 1s purported to be. 4522 Dorchester Road. Corona Del Mar. California The undersigned disclaims all liability for any incor· rectness in said street address or other common des11nation Said sale will be made without warranty, express or implied, reprding title. possession or encumbranoes, to satisfy the unpaid obl1aations secured by said Deed of Trust, .;th interest and other sums as prCNided therein; plus advances. if any, thereunder and interest thereon; and plus tees. charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The total amount of said obliaations, at the time of initial pubtication of this Notice, is $858,186 27. The "Openmg Bid" at Trustee's Sale 1s estimated to be $157.915.85. Dated: March 21. 1988 REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. a California Coq>Or'ltion. as Trustee, By. DJ . Morter. its president 1800 North ero.ctw.y, Suite 100, Santa Ana, CA 92706 T etephone (114 )953·6810 3·24 3-314-7 1252 1~114 FICttiiOUI .,.._ llAMI ITATDllNT The foHowi,. person is dolne buiiness as BAGZ. 333 Shipyard Way, Newport Beech, CA 92663. The Newport CoHectlon, Inc., a C.tifomia corpora· tion, ~3 Shipyard Way, Newport h, CA 92663. Th. usiness is con· ducied by • corporatlOfl. (Sianed) The Newport Collection, Inc. Robin C Whitesides President This statement WM filed with the County Clerk ot ~ County on March 22. l•. Flle No. f~75417 J/31, 4fl. 4/14, 4/21. 1.281 LIOO VALISE. 333 Shipyard W~. Newport BNch, CA 92663. The fictitious business namer• red to above wu filed on 12/2187 in the County d °'9n11. Qria;nal file No. f .363222 Robin C. Whitelides, 333 Shipyard Way, Newport 9eech, CA 92663 This business .,. con· ducted br an indMdual. (Si..,ed) Robin C. WhitelideS This sUtement was fi'8d with the Cooney Cieri( ot Or1ft11 Couft\Y on Match 22,1918. 3/31. 417, 4/14, 4121. 1285 The , .. ;strent com· n-.iced ao nuct ..,._ ness und9I the tictltioul bu5inell neme lilled ebowe Oft 3·&a& SW*: ..... WCJOdr:m TNs st•m•nt .,. fia.d with the County an ot e>r.,. County on Mar. 14, 1918. f"1'8 No., F374415 3-17 J.24 3-314-7 1223 l·m74 FICiliiOUI lll•lm MMllT£~ The ....... ...,.,,, is doina business n : sue. CESS RAHCH, a Cellomia limited P9rtl• ship, 2145 E. COMI Hichwlr. Corona del Mar, CA 92625. WIWAM C. RING, 28'5 E. Cont H~, Corona def Mar, CA 92625. This business Is con- ducted hr• litMed pwtner. ship. The re1istrant com- menced lO tranuct busi- ness undet the fictitious name listed abcM on 3-8- 88. Silned: Wit...,, c. Rini This stllt1lment was filed with the County Clerk of Or.,. County on Mar. 9, 1988. Fi~ No. f373935 3.17 3-24 3-314-7 1227 1-*33 FICl1110UI BUllNESI NAME STATDIENT The following person is doing business as: VIKING INDEPENDENT VOLVO/ SAAB, INC .. 23501 Com· merce Center Dnve, Laguna Hills. CA 92653 Vikmg Independent Volvo Service, Inc . A California corporation. 23501 Com· merce Center Drive, Laguna Hills, CA 92653. This Business is con· ducted by a corporation The registrant com· menced to transact bus1· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on March 1. 1988 Signed Viking Independent Volvo Service, Inc .• By Bengt 0 . Johansson. President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar 7. 1988 File No. F373705 3.17 3·24 3.314.7 1229 K-39116 F1CTITlOUS BUSINESS NAM£ STAT£MENT The following person is doing business as At·lase and Al's Garage, 579 New· port Center Drive, Space 132, Newport Beach. CA 92660. At·Ease of Newport Beach, a California corpora. lion, 25421 Wagon Wheel Circle, Laguna Hills. Califor- nia 92653. This business 1s con· ducted by a corporation. The reaistrant com- menced to transact buSI· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on March 23, 1988. (Sisned) At Ease of Newport Beach Richatd L Christie, President This statement RS filed with the County c~ of Orance Coun~ on March 2 ... 1988. File No. F·375685 3/31 . 417, .. /14, 4/21 1278 nttltlOUI MlllNUS NAME ITATDIEJfT The foHowi,. person is doina business as: PETMINOERS, 12401 St. Maf1( St .. Garden Grow., CA 92645. K8thy Finch, 12401 St. M~ St .. Garden Gtolle, CA 92645. This business is con· ducted hr ., individual. The re1istrant com· m.IC:ied lO tr...a .... MIS under the fic:titioul .,.,_.,... lil9d ..... Oft 3/14~. -.S! ~ F1nch. Ttlil &&lllm.lt -... ........ ~~"' O..,...~onMer.14. lta All Ne. F3744tt ."43-114-74-14 lM4 1..- flC t Ii ....... , ·-· MM111a-s rn Tht ............. ~~-BONSALL CONSOLIDA· TION, 315 s.car.t sn.t. Lapw -=tl, CA 92651· 2304. ,..., Dambtowlkl, 315 Second StrMt, Lquna 8-::h, CA 92651. l<Mhleen Dombrowski, 385 Second 9nM. u.una Beec:ft, CA 92651. Deniel Gonzates, 385 Second Street, t..1una Beech, CA 92651. Rose Gonafel, 385 Second Street, Le1una a.ch, CA 92651. This business is con- dudlld br ...... pelt· nership. The r .. lstrant com- 111e1ioed '° trMUCt busi- ness under the fictitious businta name lm.d abowe on Match l, 1918. Silned: Paul H. NankMll, II, Allor· nfll & A9lnt. This .....,._,. was fi'8d with the County Ctefk °' Or.,.. County on Mar. 18, 1918. ft~ No. F375016 3·24 J.314-7 4-14 1256 1-lllU ncnrlOUI ••ffHS llAMl ITATIMDIT The toelowi,. person is doinc business as: SERVICE EXPRESS CARO, 1111 Bayside Dr., Suite 207, Corona del Mar, CA 92625 Service Express Credit Card, Inc., a California cor· poration, 1111 Bayside Or • SYite 207, Corona del Mar. CA 92625. This business 1s con· ducted by a corporation The registrant first tran· sacted bosmess under this fictitious bos111ess name on 3· 17 ·88. Signed: Service Express Credit Card, Inc .• a California corporatton. By: Yak Koon Tan, President This statement was hied wrth the County Clerk of Orange Coun~ on Mar. 18. 1988 File No. F375150 3-24 3·314·7 4-14 1257 IC-31Ml FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEllDfT The foltowina persons are dotn1 buSlness as: SCR INVESTORS, 28 Monarch Bay Plaza, SYite J. South Laauna. CA 92677 Robert A Pomc>ei. MD .. 28 Monarch Bay Plaza. SY1te J, South Laguna, CA 92677 L L Brugeman, M.D., 28 Monarch Bay Plaza, SYtte J, South Laguna, CA 92677. Andrew B lazere, M.D .. 28 Monarch Bay Plaza. SYite J, South Laguna, CA 92677. Michael McDaniel. M D . 28 Monarch Bay Plaza, SYite J. South l.quna, CA 92677. This Business is con· ducted by • ,eneral part· ner5hip. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business neme listed~ on 4-1-88. Sianed: Lewis L Bruaeman. M.D. This statement was filed with the County Cleft( of Ora,,.e County on Mar. 11, 1988 file No. f374342 3-24 3·31 ... 74-14 1253 1-31112 ncunouswos llAMl ITATIMIJllT The to11owtna person is doi,. business as: WOK IN • WOK OUT, 412 North Cont Hi1hW9Y, Suite B. Lacuna Beach, C.lifomia 92651 Frank K. Leona. 412 Nortt'I Cont HictMIY, Suite B. l.aluN Beech. Clltifomia 92651. This busine.1 is con· duded b1 en ~. The ,..tstrant com· mencld lO hlwt buli· '*' under the fic::titious .... ," ... ,.,. ....., ...,. °" Fa 21. i-. SiFed: Fnnk K. l.eol'I, This l 11 FM -fled .. .. ~a.ti°' o.._~onMlf. ll, 1-. ,.. No. FJ14340 J.MJ.314-74-14 184 111111 ,., ........ , .. umsram n The .........,. perlOft is doif'lbulil..-a RAPHAEL-WARREN ADYERTISING, 133 Dower Driw. Suitt 21. Nnport a.ch, c.MDmia 92663. The Rept..e Wan-M Cor· pcntion, a Ctlilr.titil corpo- retiOft, 133 Dower Drive, Wll 21, Necport Bwh. cawor.u 92663. This Business is con· duct8d br • corpotlltion. Sianed: The Raphael· Warren Corporation, By: Stewn R. Joyce, Chief F'MWtei81 Officer. This st.lllMwwt ... filed with the County a.tl of Or.,.. County on Mar. 11. 1918. flte No. F374339 3-24 3·31 4.7 4-14 1255 1 .. 111 ITA.._,-Of .... Dr '"" .... ntitiiUUI 9UlllllU .,...,.~, The taelowi .. ..,..... has lberacb-' the use of the fictitious business name BAGZ. 333 Shi.,,.,-d w~. Newport Bech. CA 92663. The fictitious business nwne reterred to abole was filed on 8/28.87 in the County of Or.nee. Or\1inal Fi~ No. F·3S381 l. Robin C. Whites.des. 333 Shipyard Way, Newport Boch, CA 92663. This bosmess was ton· ducted by an 1ndivi(lual. (Signed) Robin C Whitesides This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 22. 1988 3131,4/7,4/14 4121. 1286 f'UBUC NOTICE RCTITIOUS BUSINESS NAM£ STATEMENT The following person is dotni business as SORELLA. 5802 Sierra Casa. Irvine, CA 92715 Mana Anton1eta SYllivan, 5802 Sierra Casa, Irvine, CA 92715 This business is con· ducted by an 1ndiv1dual The reaistrant com· menced to transact buSI· ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name listed above on 4·1-88 S11ned· Maria SYllrvan This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar. 14, 1988. Fite No F374416 3·17 3·24 3.31 4.7 1224 K-.31195 F1CTT110US llUSINESS NAME STATbl£NT The following person IS dotng bosiness as. BONO ELECTRONICS. INC. 3822 ~mpus Dnve. Suite 111, Newport Beach. CA 92660. DREZIN INDUSTRIES, INC .• a California corpora lion, 3822 Campus OriYe. Suite 111. Newport Buch, CA 92660. This Business 1s con· ducted by a corporattOn. The reaistrant com· menoed to traMilct busi· nes.s under the fictitious business name li$led above on 2 -19-.aa. Si.,,ed: OREZIN INDUSTRIES. INC. by Gary 0. Ofezin, Sectetary This statement RS filed with the County Clerk of cnnce County on Mw 9. 1988 ftle No. f37.-039 3·17 3·24 3.31 4.7 1226 1.-115 FICiltiOUI ... lbS llAMI ITATWT The ~penonsare doi"I bultnelS .. Crelibve Line Spectrum D.Wn 08A CLSO. 4041 MacArthur Blvd., Ste. 190 Newport 8-ch. Cltifomia i2MO JoMne ........ 24 ... keley, Irvine, C.llfomie 92715. T,;.., T._. <P9trici1 Tabo9dl) 20H ~. Cosca Mae, C.Ht.wnia 92626 . This bu .. ness is con· .... .., ............. TM ,..._.,.... COM· .... ad lD ll•wi ...... MIS under the fictilious t. •. ,_ .......... ....,. on Mwch 1, 1•. Sffwld:~ ...... Plll'a Tlboedl Thisst.ltihlMtwfia.d wittl the County Cler1' °' Or-.. County on March 24,1918. f"t6e No. f.375733 3/31, 417, 4/14, 4/21 1276 WNO'fa PICttf ... IUlffll• --11•11 IT The..._......., is _,.....,_•(A)A· N£WPORT VIDEO PRODUC- TIONS, (8) NEWPORT VIDEO PRODUCTIONS, 1599 B-2 Superior Ave., Cotta Miu, CA 92627. awtes ll1lcolm, 1599 B-2 Superior Ave., CosU Meu,92627. This business is con· ducted bran~. The r .. istrant com· maad ~ nnuct busi- ness under the fictitious business Mme "' nemes listed above on N/A. Sianed: Chartes Malc:dm. This st.aeement -fMed with the County Cleltt of Or.,.. County on March 28, 1988. File No. F375926 3/31 4/7 4/14 4/21 1270 PUMJCNOTU ACllllOUS ...... MAM£ nATOIOIT The followin1 person is domg bos1ness as (A) RATE FOCUS COMPANY /{B) FOCUS ON INTEREST RATES. 420 Mendoza Ter· race, Corona Del Mar. CA 92625 Peter J Oeth 420 Men· ooza Terrace. Corona Del Mar CA 92625 This business 1s con· ducted by an md1v1dual The registrant com· menced to transact bus1· ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name 0< names listed above on Mar • 1988 Signed ~er J Oeth This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 28. 1988 file No. F375930 3/31 417 4/14 4/21 1262 ".IC ..... fCiiiMU • 111111 .... nam n T .. ~ ..... 11 ~....._.a:HMIOR VIEW FINANCIAL SOYf · as. 2115 w. CoMll HwJ .• Ne..,ort -=ti, 92663. Nancy Riley, a Dlln9e corporation, 2715 w. c.. Hwy., N.8. CA 92663, P.O. ea. 179', Ne-sat Budt, CA92663 . This business Is con· ducted br an unincorpo- ,...... wicietion ~than a pelti • lhic». The .r .. istrant com· INl.cad lO tr....a buli· .... under the fictitiou5 buliMss name li..s-.... on 3-lsa. --: Sedcle-bectt rinancim, Inc .• Heney Ri'9y .......... This -·---fie.d with the County Clertt of Or-.~ on Mar. l•. 1981. ftle No. f374413 3·173-243-314-7 1219 , .. _ n•m rn• AMr•DlllllDIT ..... ntttilOUI • llflE• .,._ ITATllElfT The tollowins person has 9b9'1CbMICI the use d the fictitious business name Newporter International Travel, 4J.41, Birch Street. Ste 200, Newport Beach, Ca 92660 The Fictitious Business Name referred to above was filed in Orange County on August 25. 1987 lntemattonal Travel Spe· c1ahsts. a Calrtornia corpo- ratton, 4341 Birch Street. Ste 200. Newport Beach. CA 92660 This busmess was con- ducted by a corporation (Signed) International Travel Specialists, Inc l.Jnda Mclntoch Pres.rdent nus statement was filed wtth the County Cieri< of Orange County on March 24 1988 File No f .353556 3131. 4/7. 4/14 4/21 1283 LEGAl NOTICE SY'M>f'SIS Of THE ANNUAL STATEMENT Full Corporate Name. NWNL Reinsurance Company Home Office· 3601 Minnesota Drive. Suite 700. Minneapolis, Minnesota 55435 Year Ended December 31. 1987 Total admrtted assets $200,181,508 Total hablhties 153,756,487 Agrepte wr1te·ms for speoal surplus funds 0 Capital Stocks 4,166,673 Agrepte write-ins for other than special surplus funds 0 Gross patd-1n and contnbuted surplus 51,&45,435 Unassigned funds {surplus) (9.387,087) SYrplusas rep.rds pohcyholde~ 46,425,021 Income tor the year 87,329,g.-1 Disbursements f0< the year 37,956,878 We hereby certify that the above items are in ~nee with the Annual Statement for the year ended December 31. 1987 made to the tnsuraooe Comm1s- 5Qlef, pursuant to law Scnect: LeoNrd J Meredittl, Jr .• President s.,ned: Ma"' A. Welshans. Secretary 3·17 J.24 3-314-7 4-14 1232 1-531517 Uf'l MD ACCIDIJIT MD ttUL Tif tYW Of THE .U•ltML STATDIUfT • YtAI EWD.at IEltll.1117 .. S...low•1mU.....,.._.~ Dllll. ,_ Total admitted asets T ot•I habchties ~I stocks (Report all amounts 1n whole dollars onl~) $5,799.195,512 $5,559,195,512 ss.000.000 Aat epte write-ins for other th.to special surplus funds $411,968.2•2 Gross paid in and contributed surplus $191,637 ... 79 Aaiepte spec.-! ~us 0 u~ funds (S41f"Plus) $368,605,721) Gain (Loa) from OC*'MIOflS $180,191,494 lncrase (Oectene) in Capital and Surptus duri"I 1987 $63.126,637 Insurance 1n Force: NMIOf'l'Mde $42,275. 780 Accident & Heefth premiums · ScheduleH tnsannce in Fotce; $3.401,705 CalHom .. 8usineR,... $304,571.443 Accident end.......,~. Oi~ Calltamie ..._..... $132.640 We heNby certttr t"-t the above it.ms ere i" KICOldlrtcl .... __. s.... ..... ,., ..... O.C..W• 31, 1.7 .... lOthe INlnnceCommi11l11• °' ..... d c.e ...... ounuent lO ... ~ ... ,.,, .. .......,¥lea,,. ....... ,., ...... .....11.·u· a etlelli ... , 1110 J/17 JIM l/Jl 417 Ull7 1211 ..... . • • 1 , ., tf JM~ ~f)~l-'f:l TRO~~ 3 H'T Ulf t -.a ,_ 11 II• 7.1.THENEWPORTENSIGN .anr:I ........... '°" -• • ..,, u1•• a -• nun M1ID Wiiia -.111WW1'MI AC1w. TO .... IC, ,..,. ,.. an. n ... , • -AT A •-..C ..... _, __ ..uuw.'"' • .,..,. • lNI WI•• WT WOU, WOU tMOUl.D CONTACT A LMn11t. On 04/14111 llt l~ A.M. IENlF1CW. MMAG(. M£HT CORfORATION OF AMERtCAaJhe duly ~ad TruAle under Md S>Urwt to Deed of Trust, Recorded on 10/17 /15 • Document no. as-.oG125 Of Official Records in the olf'lce of the Aecordlr of ORANG£ County, ~ euctMd by: CLIFfORO A. YAAGES, ANO, ELIZABETH C. YARGES, HUSSAND AND WffE AS JOINT TENANTS, Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST 8100£R FOR CASH, (~ M time of sale in lawful money of the Unit9d StMes) M CHAPMAN AVE. ENTRANCE TO CIVIC CENTER BUILDING, 300 E. CHAPMAN AVE., ORANGE, CA all riaht. title and interest ~ to and now hetd by it under said Deed of Trust In the property situated in said County, California, describint the IWld therein: LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL l : An undMded 1/24th interest in and to the foUowinc: That portion of Lot 15 of Tract No. 8336, as shown on a map recorded in book 439, p1111 8 throulh 12 rnclUIM, of Misoelt.neous M.ps, reconh of Onlnee County, California, also beif'I shown in tt..t certain "lot Line Adjustment Application N.8 . llA 83-2", recotded Juty 28, 1983 as Document No. 83..324731 of Official Records of said Onl"-8 County, and n corrected by thM certain CertificMe of Correction recorded February 23, 1984 as Document No. 84-076111 of said Official Reccwds, described as follows: Becinninl M the most Northerly comer of said Lot 15; thence Southentetty a6on& the Northelstet1y line of said Lot 15, South 50• 14' 44" East 182.00feet; thence South 39• 45' 15" West 100.00 feet; thence North 50• 14' 44" West 182.00 feet; thence North 399 45' 16" East 100.00 feet to the point of belinnina. EXCEPTING THEREFROM the followinc; (A) Units 101 to 108 inclusive, 201 to 208 Inclusive, and 301 to 308 inclusive, as shown upon the Condom· rnium Plan reootded March l, 1984 as Document No. 84-086398 and as amended March 8, 1984 as Document No. 84-0969'16. both of Official Records of said <Kanae County. (B) The exclusive right to PoSSeSSion of all those areas des11nated as parttin1 spaces and storaae areas. as shown upon the Coodomrn1um Plan above referred to. PARCEL 2: Unit 102, consisting of elements (patio/balcony) and residential, as shown upon the Condominium Plan, recorded March 1, 1984 as Document No. ~086398 and as amended March 8, 1984 as Document No. 84- 096946, both of Official Records. PARCELJ: The exclusive nght to PoSsession and occupancy of those portion of Lot 15 descnbed in Parcel 1 above, des11nated as R·208·PS (Parking Space R·208 ·SA (Storaae Area.) PARCEL4: An easement for the use and enjoyment of the ·communrty Fac1ht1es" of Tract No. 8336, as set forth and desienated rn the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrrct1ons recorded in book 13318, page 133 of Official Records of said Orange County, and the Supplementary Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions recorded as Document No. 83·526720. of Official Records and the Amendment to Supplementary Declaration of Covenants. Conditions and Restrictions recorded as Document No 84·086397 both of Official Records. PARCELS: A non·exclus1ve easement for ingress and eeress over 'hose portions of Tract 10587. as set forth 1n an tnstrument recorded March 16. 1979 rn book 13070, page 1227 and 1236 of Official Records. The street address and other common designation, rf any, of the real property described above 1s purported 10 be 950 CAGNEY LANE# 102, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any habtlity for any •ncorrectness of the street address and other common des1gnahon, 1f any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without convenant or warranty, express or 1mphed, regarding title. PoSsession, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust, with interest thereon, as provided in sard note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust, to-wit: $160,329.91. The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and deHvered to the undersilfled a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and a ~ Notice of Default and EJection to Seti. The undersianed caused said Notice of Default and Election to Seti to be recorded in the county where the real property is located. DATE: 03/15/88 , Sianed: 8eneficlaJ ~ Corpcntion of America, Trustee, By. lntetst.te Trust Deed SeMce, Inc .• as Aaent. By. Martha Gatvez. Asst Yice President. l n82 E. 17th St., Ste. 105, Tustin, C.. 92680 (714) 7J0.6526 l/24 l /31 4/7 1248 "*-JCNOTa ncrrnous .,.,,. umnAn.Jn The faHowinc penon is doinc ~a: SOUTH· LANO EQUITIES. 4700 Von t<arman, Newport Beach, CA92660. Pacific National Equities, Inc .. a California Corp ., 4700 Von Karman, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business 1s con· ducted by an lndrvrdual The reaistrant com· menced to transact busr· ness under the f1ct1t1ous business name or names listed above on Not Vet Conductina Business S11ned: Pac1f1c National Equities. Inc . Ronald P Beard, President Thl5 statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on March 28, 1988. File No F375927 3/31 4/7 4/14 4/21 1263 nc11110ut.,.,,... fMMlnATW Th• f0Uowin1 person 11 dol"I bu1Jnn1 .. ltlaht Way Cle1nln1. 222 Ola· mond, Betboa Island, CA 92662. Laurie Ann He1areda, 222 Diamond, Balboa Island, CA 92662. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com, menced to transact busl· ness under the fictitious busil'lfts name listed above on 211/88. (Signed) Laurie A Hep red a This sta1ement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Feb. 29, 1988. File ~f.372908 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4121 1267 ~-114 FIClltlUUS ... NUS NAIK ITATDllNT The fol&owint persons are doi"I business as Bfttch9r Campbell AST, Partners, a California..,_.. partner- ship. 27611 La Pll Roed, L.atuna Nill*, Cahfotn11 92656. AST ResHrch, Inc, a o.e. ... corpoilllon, 2121 Mon Aw9nue, Irvine, Caft. fomlll 92714. Bittetw ~. DOA. ltd., A Catttornia ltmfNd ~. 27611 La Paz Roed, LleuM ...... Cati· fornia 92656. This business Is con· ducted by a 11N'81 l*tnlr· ship. (SIGNED) Birtcher C.rnpb9Ct OOA, ttd., a c.llfomi1 limited ~;p GerwlllPartner By: BirtcherC1mpbefl Prop- erties, • C.litomia ..,,.,.1 partnef"Ship, General Partner. By: Birtcher limited, 8 c.lifomia limited Pll'tnership, Gener.i Partner By: Birtcher Reel EstMllnc:., a C.lifamia corpc,..tion ~!Partner. 8y: Ooneld 8. Talcott President By: Campbetl Limit.t, a Calffomia limited peril lel'Ship General Partner By. cam~t Reef EsUt9 Inc:, a C.lifomil corpor.tion Generaf Partner By. Robert M. C.mpbell President This statement WU filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on February 29, 1988. File No. F·375Sl8 3/31. 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 1282 l ·31134 STATOllNT Of ABANDONlllNT Of UK Of flCTl110US eustNUS NAME The followina persons have abandoned the use of the fictitious busi ness name ALPHA CLEANERS. 24881 Ahcia Parkway, Lag· una Hills, CA 92653. The f1ct1hous business name referred to above was ftled oo November 4, 1986 in the Coonty of Orange. Orrarnal Frie No. F325020. DONALD EMMEL. 23891 Land1sv1ew Ave., El Toro, CA 92630. MARGARET EMMEL. 23891 Landisview Ave.. El Toro, CA 92630. This business was con· ducted by individuals (Hus- band & Wife). Signed: DONALD EMMEL Thrs statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar 7. 1988 3 17 3·24 3·31 4.7 1230 FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATDIENT The fotlowma person rs doing oosrness as: ANGELS LIMOSINE SERVICE. 864 W. 19th St , Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Lottie J. Cheng, 864 W. 19th St., C.M., CA 92627. This business is con- ducted by an individual. Signed: Lottie J. Chene This statement was filed with the County Clerk of <Kanae CountY on Mar. 22. 1988. File No. F375403 3-314-74-14 4-21 1205 ncnnous M111uns NAMllTATIMINT The fatlowWw .,...,. .. are doint business as: COUN· TRY CLUB VIUAGE. 4700 Von Karman, Newport 8eac:h, CA 92660. Ron•ld P. a .. rd, 218 48th Street, Hewport 8eac:h. CA 92663. H.. Marshell S..S. 19 Wildbrook, Irvine, CA 927l4. Thi~ business is con· ducted by an unincorpo. r.ted .ssoclation other than a partnenhip. Sicned: Hal Marshall Sears This 1tatement was filed with the County Clerit of Oran1e County on Mar. 22, 1988. File No. F375402 3·31 4.7 4·14 4·21 1222 flCTITIOUl IUllMSS NAME ITATIMINT The followlnt person is doin1 busineas 15: GRA· PHICS ~LL£RV, 419 East 17th St • Costa Mesa. CA 92627 Michael Cat1 Whitehead, 383 Rochester. Colt• Mesa, CA92627. Th11 bu51nus is coo· ducted ~ •n individual. Slaned: Michael Carl White· head Thlt statement was filed w.th the County Clettc ot ar.,,.. County on MM. 22, l •. ,. ... No. '375397 l-314-14-14 4-21 1245 HCih .. •llflm -•m•rn The --· ....... ii dol"I bu1lnw • ENGf. NEERING SOLUTIONS, 1506S. ...... Oriw, Cor· one dll Mir, CA 92625. Conc:llMl'll SaUloM. • Californl• corporation, 1506 Sendc.ltle Or., Cor· ONI det .... CA 92625. This business Is con· dud9d by a corpcntion. The re1istr1nt com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed abow on 3/ l 7 /88. Sisne<f: Con· current Sotutlons, by. W.S. Fujibubo, President This stlllwnent was filed with the County Clerk of Or-.. County on Mar. 22, 1988. File No. f375395 3-314-7 4·14 4-21 1247 F1CTITIOUI ...... tMMEnATIMINT The fotkMinl penons are doins business as: KELL Y'S COFFEE la FUDGE FAC· TORY, 309 Pa'"1 St. Suite "8", Newport Beach, C.I. 92661. Brian E. Potter. 14512 Southfietd Or., Westmins· ter, catif. 92683. Christine Potter, 14512 Southfield Or., Westmins· ter, C.fif. 92683. This business is C'on· ducted by husband and wife. Sisned: Brian E. Potter, Christine Potter This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Mar. 25, 1988. File No. 375822 3·314-7 4·14 4-21 1261 STATEMENT Of AIAN· DOtHllNT Of UR OF ACTITIOUS BWIMSSHAME The follow1n1 persons have abandoned the use of the fictitious busrness name: COUNTRY CLUB VIL· LAGE, a C.lifomia General Partnership, 2943 S. Pul- lman, Santa Ana. CA 92705· 5852. The Fictitious Business Name referred to above was filed 1n Orange County on Auaust 9. 1985, File No. F283413. Ronald P. Beard, 218 . 48th Street, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Hal Marshall Sears. #9 Wildbrook. Irvine, CA. Jack C Hopkrns, 1613 Hillcrest Cucle, Huntington Beach, CA 92648. Paul A Hoptuns. 1191 Greenfield, Thousand Oaks. CA 91360 Glona L He>pkrns, 1191 Greenfield, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360 This business was con· ducted by a aeneral part· nersh1p. Signed: Ronald P Beard. general partner Sianed: Hal Marshall Sears, general partner This statement was filed with the County Clerlt of Ontnae County on Mar. 22, 1988. 3·314-74-14 4-21 1221 1·•115 ACitUOUI WEIS tMMl ITATIMENT The foffowinc peflOn is doina business as LIDO VAUSE, 333 Shi~ WWtf, Newport Belch, CA 92663. The tlt!XIPOft Collect.on, Inc.. a California corpora- tion, 333 ShiPJ•rd Wey, Ne~ Balch, CA 92663. This business is con· ducted by • corpontion. The re1istrant com· menced to tr.nuct bu5i· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 3/18/88. (Si1ned) THE NEWPORT COLLECTION, INC. Robin C. Whitesides, PrMldent Thrs statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 22, 1988 File No F-375418 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 1280 FlCT1110UI IUllNUI NAiil ITATDllNT The folkJwlna i-sons are do1n1 buaineu as. ATLANTA PROPERTIES ASSOCIATES. '50 Newport Center Or #670, Newport Buch, CA 92'60. Oonekt Hutcht"il. 34312 StarboMt Lantern, Dana Point, CA 92629 Jottn PhrillCt. Jr., 26791 Wtlll H..n Drtwe. Lll'IN Hilll,CA'2M3. This business Is con· duded br ....... '*1· nltlhlp, The rq.i1trant com· melM:ed .., tnlnUct busi· MU under the fictitious ~ .............. on l • l-11 in CA. Sianed: John ........ Jr. This ...,,,..,. was filed with the Count'1 Clertl of Onlnte County on Mar. 22, 1981. File No. F375404 3·314.7 4-14 4-21 1240 ncr1110U1 was NAME ITATIMINT The followint person is doin1 business as: DON HUTCHINGS 0.8 .A. GWIN· NETT PROPERTIES ASSO- CIATES, 450 Newport Cen· ter Drive #670, Newport Buch. CA 92660. Ool*d Hutchffics, 34312 Starboard lantern, Dana Paint. CA 92629. Thia business is con· duded by an individual. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· neu under the fictitious business name listed abcNe on l · l ·88 in CA. Si11'9d: Donald Hutchincs This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on Mar. 22. 1988. File No. F375408 3·314-7 4-14 4-21 1241 nc I If IOUI MJllNUS NAME ITATDllNT The fallowina persons are dom1 business as: BARRY FAMILY REAL ESTA TE COR· PORATION; BARRY FAMILY CORPORATION, 605 Via lido Soud, Newport Beach. CA 92663. John J. Barry, a ~lifomia corpcntion, 605 Via Lido Sood. Newport Beaeh. CA 92663. Lorna Barry, a California corporation, 605 Via lrdo Soud. Newport Beach, CA 92663. Thrs business is con- ducted by a corporation The registrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 1980. Signed: Barry family Real Estate Corporation, By: John J. Barry, President. Thrs statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orar11e County on Mar. 22. 1988 File No F375399 3.31 4.7 4.14 4-21 1243 ncnnous BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followin1 persons are dorna busrness as INNOV· ATIVE IMAGES ADVERTIS· ING. 3301 Seav1ew Ave . Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Gre1ory L Wilson, 3301 Seaview Ave.. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Marc1~ee Lambtel. 3301 Seaview Ave .. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. This business is con· ducted by a limited partner· ship. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on March 10, 1988. Si&ned: Mlrciatee Lambiel This statement was filed with the Count'1 Clerk of Or8fWt County on Mar. 22, 1918. file No. f375398 3-314-7 4-14 4-21 1233 Fw:iliiOUI ......... NAMl ITATllllNT The tallowins person is ~~as: LOIS A. ADAMS ENTERPRISES, 10862 Irvine BtYd. #101. Tustin 92680. Lois A. Adams, 9 Monte- cito Or., Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com· menced to tranh<:t busl· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 4/1/88. Signed: Lors A. Adams This statement was flied wrth the County Clerk of Oran1e County on Mar. 22. 1988 file No. F375400 3.314.7 4·14 4·21 1237 FlCTITIOUI IUllNUS NW ITATIMINT The faHowina persons are dotn1 bultness n : WHIT· NEY APARTMENT ASSO· CIATES, 450 Nt•port Cen· ter Or #~}~OJ_ Newport 9-cft, CA y-~ Oaneld HutcNnp. 34312 Stltf'boerd Lantern. Olna fl9lnt. CA t2t29 JoNt ............ Jr .. 26791 Welt ....,, DrM. laluN Hilt.CA'2653. This business la con· duded by a ....... pert· nenhip. The re1i1tr•nt cc()m· meticed '° tr....ct busi· .... undef "" ftctttioul business name ltst.d above on 1 · l ·88 In CA. Sl&Nd: John PtunUtt, Jr. This statement WH filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on Mar. 22. 1988. File No. F375401 3-31 4-7 4-14 4·21 1238 minced to trMNd buli· ,... ""'* "" ftctilJout bulinlU '*"' Hllld ..... on l · l-11 in CA. Si&Nd: John Plunleitt. Jr. This 11tMt111ient wn ftled With the CountY Ca.rte °' o...,.. County on Mar. 22. 1981. File No. 375407 ~31 4-74-14 4-21 1239 PUatCNOTICI ACthiOUI •llllUI NAMlnATWT The followinc person is doina business as: TRADI· TIONAL DETAILING, 2005 W. Balboa Blvd., Newpe>rt flCiiilOUI WUI Bch, Suite #136, 92663. NAiil ITATllHNT Larry J. Kiehl, 2005 W. Thefallowinapenonsare Balboa Blvd., N.B .. CA doin1 business as; CLAY· 92663. TON PROPERTIES ASSO· This busine,1s is con· CIATES, 450 Newport Cen· ducted by •n indMdual. ter Drive #670, Newport The re1istrant com· Buch, CA 92660. menced to transact buSi· Donald Hutchinp, 34312 ness under the fictitious Star~rd Lantern, Dana business name °' names Point, CA 92629. listed a~ on 3·22·¥· John Plunkett, Jr., 26791 Siene<I: Lany J. Kiehl. West Haven Oriw. Laeuna This statement was filed Hilts, CA 92653. with the County Clerk of This business is con· <>ranee County on March ducted by a aeneral part· 28, 1988. nership. File No. F375928 The reaistrant com · 3/31 417 4/14 4/21 1264 YOU Ml IN DVAULT UNOll A DUD Of 1'ausT OATIO IUIUMY zt.1'71. UNLlll YOU TAllACTION TO NOTECT YOUI HiOfUTY, IT UY• IOU» AT A PU-..C MU. If YOU NllD AM DPlMATION Of THI NATUll OF THI MOCIDW WJNST YOU, YOU SHOULD CC*TACT A LAWYU. • -NOTICE OF TIUITlf'S SALE UNDO DIED Of' TRUST Tf No. 73114 ConlrOI No. 129545 LoenNo.-111 Nadce is hereby g1yen that Serrw hcon..,.M:e CompanJ, a Caltfornra Corporation as trustee, or successor trustee, or sut>stituted trustee pursuant to the Deed of Trust e•ecuted by KAREN LYNNE FRANZ, A MARRIED WOMAN. and Recorded MARCH 8, 1979 in Book 13061 Pase 242 Instrument No 13591 of Otficral Records 1n the office of the County Recorder of ORANGE County. California, and pUrsuant to the Notice of Default and Election to Sell thereunder recorded JULY 30. 1986 Instrument No. 86-331157 of said Offrcral Records. will W on APRIL 15. 1988at9 •5 AM at THE MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC CENTER WEST, SANTA ANA. CA, at public auction. to the tughest brdder for c.ash (payable at the time of sale rn lawful money of the United States). all right. title, and interest, conveyed to and now held by 1t under said deed 1n the ·property situated 1n said County and State and described as follows: LOT 23 AND NORTH ERL V 2 FEET OF LOT 22 OF TRACT 4463, AS PER MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 161. PAGES 3 ANO 4 OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN THE OFF'ICE OF THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY. Property address 1s purportedly known as· 1921 LEEWARD LANE, NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660 The total amdunt of the unpaid balance of the obligation secured by the property to be sold and reasonable estimated costs. expenses and advances at the trme of the 1n1t1al pubhcatton of the Notice of Sale 1s $198,051 95 In add1t1on to cash, the Trustee will accept certified checks. cashier's checks, checks drawn by a State or Federal Credit Union or Savings Assocratron, or Savings Bank. authomed to do business 1n this State All checks must be currently dated In the event tender other than cash is accepted, the Trustee may withhold the issuance of the Trustee's Deed until funds become available to the payee or endorsee as a matter of right. Sard sale wrll be made. but without covenant or warranty, express Of implied regarding title. possession or encumbrances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured by said Deed. rn<:ludrng the fee and expense of the trustee and of the trusts created by sard deed, advances thereunder, wrth interest as provided therein, and the unpaid principal of the note secured by sard deed with interest thereon as provided In said Note. Dated: MARCH 16, 1988 Siened: Sin••~ Coompenf. 100 South Los Robtes Avenue. Suite 300. Pasadena, C.liforn1a 91101 . Area Code (818) 79S-7200, as such Trustee, By Is/ SANORA J. SHUPPS, VICE PRESIDENT 3·24 3·31 4-7 1251 PU&IC NOTICE LWl AND M:CW MO HIM.TM IYllOPlll OF ntl AMIUM ITATUllNT ·YIM EWD DICOllll Jl. 1917 .. "-Qr Lo* I d I I c.n.., 3529 ·~sq . ._Qr llO 14111-2515 (Report all •mounts in whote dol'-5 (on!y)) Total admitt9d •ssets <Paae 2. line 24) $1,323,995,192 Total liebifities (Pace 3, line 26) 1,175,767,595 Capital stocks (Pate 3, line 27A and 278) 23,120.850 Agreptv write-ins for other than speci .. surpfus funds <Pace 3 hne 27C) 0 Gross paid 1n and contributed surplus (Pap 3, line 28) 4.341,672 Aaret.1te special surplus (Pace 3, line 29~ 0 Unassl1ned funds (surplus) Page 3. line 298 minus 29C) 120,765.075 Gain (Loss) from operations (Page 4. line 31) 7.293.588 Increase (Decrease) rn Capital and surplus during 1987 (Pa1e 3, line 30. 1987 minus l 986) (157 .868) Insurance 1n Force Nahonwrde (Paae 15. lrne 20, Col 10 -whole dollars) 11.823.891 Accident & Health premiums • Schedule H ·Col 1, lrne 1) 7.995.550 lnsu' t lo f:°:>•~e, California Business Pap Page 46, 1.11 ... -2. Col 6) 550,706.703 Accident and health premiums • Orrect C.hfornia Business Pace CPa1e 46, Line 25. Col 1) 56.030 We hereby certify that the above items are 1n accordance with the Annual Statement tor the Yftf -nded Oecembtf 31. 1987 made to the Insurance Commissioner of the StM9 of Cahfornia, pursu.nt to law John I< Koettint Name ot Ya Prelt<lent • Controller H M9rlhlll CMlftetd Name ol S.C""'Y 3/103/17 3/24 3/31417 1217 , ... . ' .. 1 ... THE NEWPORT 1!1111• .. II . 0ap & ClltS .......... R4 HouM*eepins Rooms 413 Hotels ............... 416 TIAll...,.ATION ........ --u•a & .. wa CLASSIFIED INDEX ~ ............. 808 Appl~ ••••••.•••• 806 Livestock •...•..•. • .•.. 825 Birds ................ 826 REAL ESTATE AirplMes ............ 900 Ant.ioue ClasStc Car ... 912 Autos tor Sale ........ 910 Industrial . . . . . . . 506 111\AJll~ Property ...... 509 Lake Shore Property 515 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcins .......... 200 Beauty Aids .......... 213 card of Thanks ....... 201 Cemetery Lots ........ 201 Florists ............... 207 Funeral Directory ..... 205 Funeral Services ...... 206 Haith Aids .......... 214 &.ept NoticM ......... 212 Loden-Clubs-etc . 209 Nurseries ............ 815 Lost & Found ......... 210 Personals ............ 211 BUSINESS Investments ........... 828 Money to Loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7<V EMPLOYMENT Agencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... 307 AppliMces Wanted ..• 81)7 Auctions .........••.• 814 Buildi .. Materiai .... 1817 Business Equipment 818 Coins/Stamps •....... 813 Furniture •••...•...... 800 Furniture Wanted ..... 805 Garaae Sates ......... 705 Jewetry .............. 812 Marine Supptys ....... 906 Misc. for Sale ......... 809 Misc. Wanted ......... 810 Musical Instrument ... 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ....... 823 Sportinc Equipment ... 819 Acteace .............. 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 Sate .......... 510 Mobile Homes ........ 91 7 Mort&aae & TD ....... 607 Motels ............... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 4 22 Office Space ......... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xchg ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 41 O RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. 418 Rental .............. 417 Autos Wanted ........ 915 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 S1tuat100 Wanted ..... 308 Directory of Business Services 211-,...... 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Free estimate & DOOt ~ Evans life Gu.rd PoOI SeMce. 546- 8008 •Schools& Instruction MODERN SCHOOL OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES ·French, Spanish, ESL. Special Courses for Tra· veters. Call JKJcie. 497. 3973. Also Masters Degree in F~ Lan· guaees. ~iahzinl in the teaching of young children. •Tele DEAN THE TILE MAN Lea~ showers, creamic tile/1 nstall/repair/ac1d wash/re-grout. shower doors. new & repair, & plumbing. L1c#432332 Call 675·8212 or 846- 8526 211 ·Persomls 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 big house? I am willing to share your home rent free; am companionabte non-smokin&. weU edu· cated & traYeted woman. Work p i t. Have inde- pendent means, love outdoors! Sunt1Y dfSPOSi· tion. Newport Beach res. ident. Former Coloradan. Hi chest ref. inquiries invited: 675-9629 l\f. messJI&'!. NOW HIRING * Cashiers * Grill People General Crew ==-" ORVILLE WANTS YOU! looking for friendly, independent ~ to ~ as caerks at our SNICk location llt New- port Fashion ls&and. Bath d9Y5 & fNe shifts ll'Ai•· able! tf interelted, ytSft us at Irvine Ranc h Farmer's Mkt. in Atrium Court. or call (714) 640- 7701 GET PAID FOR READING BOOKS! $100 per trtle Write PACE C947. 161 S Lmcoln Way, N Aurora IL 60542 GOVERNMENT JOBS $15,400-$72,500 Now H1nng Excellent benef its Call 504-649-7922 Ext j-8348 •FUN* WEEKEND JOB You choose when. Give out sa~ in market, near your home. 962· 5688 PACIFIC SYMPHONY Wents confid81 It peopte tor its first annuel ... ~.~= 4165we. All Shifts Available, Mornings, Days, Evenings. Full or Part· Time. Great for Senior· .Citizens, Housewives, Students 3141 Harbor Blvd. eo.t. ..... 549.1279 700 w. Collt ""'. Nawpartl11ch 142-29 r• .... I ,. I / .. • ABILITY Pl.US Po9it1ons wailM>le: (1) AlceptiotMlt, $6-8 per hr ~n:=;r; :ur:~~~~ ~hrroin l~exp;(4) Gen..amce to $8-hr min 2 ~ eJ(J>; (5) Secre- tary $7hr·10 min 2 years m.~6J~c:~~ Mate. Call today (714) 544-0957 Marlene PMrce, Ability Plus, Per· sonnet Services Inc. 14131 Yorba #102, Tus· tin, CA 100% Employer Paid OVERSEAS JOBS, TAX FREE INCOME ALL OCCUPATIONS, COM· PA.NY PAID BENEFITS. Call (305) 456-6603 or send resume to: Wor1d· wide Empto)'ers, 1126 S. Federal Hwy #322, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316. Advance fee.full refund if ~~i: overseas employment agency. PART TIME Counter Cterlc. Good for students. Video Depot NI B, 476- 0644 ..... 11. PMT·Tm OAYI I IYB•IM A.Da I "°"" Alp..,. •.. ,. ....... fl 1Dnlll llf kllR M .................... .............. ..,, .. ........... -" ... Liie...., .... .. ,. Ill l'? ........ out· ':'.,,,.~ ..... , .. ...., GfW US A CALLI .. ,_ .... ,,. ...... 987·'"9 •Ul• 1 .,..7177 ,., •. 711 ... tt Min& MIA ... ttTI •• 111 ttl'c ....... 1 Mlftfr. tAlt I ' .... II II t .,......, ............ "'·-·-· ..... ...., .. aa,,_., ........ ...,, MANAGEMENT . THRIFTY OIL CO. is cur· rently hiring station man- a&ef'S. Beriefits include medical, vacation, paid training, and sav1n1s plan. Excellent promo- tional opportunities. Please apply at 799 W. 19tf!, Costa Mesa or 17415 Brookhurst, Fountain VaUey. RETAIL MANA0010fT ASSISTANT MANAGER We NIYe .,, imme- diate openinc as an Assistant Ma.,..er. Requirements include 2 years full time work e•pe· rience and some supervisory expe- rience (retail pre- ferred), or 1 coUece deeree. We offer. eCompetitiw Salary eliberal Benefits •Promotion ()pptys. •Trainin1 for Advancement Cati or apply in per- son to: A2Z FASHION ISLAND (714) 144-1121 (qu91~~. M/F We 1re now hirina servers, server assist, host/hostesses, cashl· ~ine cooks. prep mrsers.Get.t for summer n. Join the team at Dil>OY's t5'and Cafe. If you. ftke oeoole, have a quick and ready smite and enjoy working in a fast-paced fun atmosphere} we want to talk to yoo! Experience helpful, but a good atti· tude is a must. Apply in person 2 p.m.·5 p.m. Tues.-Sat Dippys Island Cafe, 203 Marine Ave., Balboa Island. YES, YOU CANI *YESI·" .. ''' •11• ........... "" _ DIU t I• &,lr111n. *YESf .. ., un,... *YESl·E•••,..·· I Cll 1111 "' .... •mi_,.. VIC1M111 ... ,,,, *YESI-.... ,, ... , T-•15 ' '11 Jl 9 HI .................... ............... C I I 3 -JC u.......-..... __ .,_ .. ,, •: •u•••· en-TT"N •u••• .,..,," __,A MA ~ttn ,..... nt.-tt .. ,._ __.,,. ................. ......... .., I ¢Pas. ___ ....,. MARKETING SALES Dyt:lamic Newport Mar· keting Group has posi· tion available, will train . Ideal working condition, daily bonus + commis· sion. Gene 675-0023 DISHWASHER; Prior exp. in ~rina. Italian style veal. 673·6193 Now hirQ at the "Worids Larps! Pizza Delivery Co. Domino's Pizza needs: Ordeftakers must be It least 16 with ... sent pen;onality. Oefrvery Drivers must be at leaSt 18, tmve own car & insu· rMCe, 8fld ~ drivinc ·: record. Earn S7-10/hr. Bath paMions full 0( pert time. Aoot'/ .t Domino's Pizza, · 2075 Newoort I Bhd. CM or caH 646-2244 .,. ocMy ... OFFICE CLERK Full or s-t time, to fit your hours. must be I prob- lem sohet'. Call t-terwY or Darlene, 631-6701 Security Guards IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES AU WT1 • WHKEa • FULL & PMT·Tml WEOffER: aoOD PAY • mtrrA&.. OPTICAl I MIDICM. mlUIWICf • CMlfT lW ....... P9IT -- • ~-• WI csmflCAJDI flt lllC.) ft REOU#t£: ® 11 YM. Gil OU8 • OWi TRMIPORTATDI SH;;~E~~NC. 10l3 N. GLASSELL ST., ORANGE 14 ~ 14 .... ,.t HOME AID CARE AVAIL· ABLE. care of etdeffl and terminal. M-F clean, reliable, with excellent character. Experience, references. Cati Eve 963· 3478 MEDICAL OFFICE MAN· AGER Excellent salary. Front & beck office expe- rience wanted Imme· ~=·Call 641-504-4 for lnteW . ..... .. llllFIAIM ••••••••n-llADrr .. um ...... : ....... ~···-...... .................. Ill nl t '' J sere a ,,..., .. . .............. .............. ............ .ce... .... -... ,,,.,, ... ,......, ,....., .. .,,.250-1070 20 becutlwe ,_ .....1IO lnlnl GIRL FRIDAY with good telephone voice, accurate typin1 and fiOOd with fieures. A car· ing office in Corona del Mar, 759-1150 SECURITY *OFFICERS* Full/Part· Time. Top Pay. Now Hirina For Costa Mesa Loca-- tion. Will Train! Uni· form Allowance, Bonus Pay. Medical/ Demi, Credit Union. APPl.Y9AM ·4PM MONDAY-FRIDAY UNCOUllSUllTY (714)1111111 (213)111-2474 FEDERAL. STATE ANO CIVIL SERVICE JOBS. now ~ ~ .,.., $13,550 to $59,480 Immediate ~n!f!P. c.u 1·315·733-6Q(;3 En F369 tHl6H* tPAY MTESt RN's ., .. 130 .,. LVN's • .. •19 ... A Pltla1wiR,.,.,..,, ,.,.. °"""" .W.a'-1 . ......... (7141 f12.0717 TYPIST Needed for New· Port Beach Publishjng Co. Part Time. 50 WPM. Word Processina a plus. CaU Rapr at 631·8120 Tf_ MPORARY I Ne~ ttestaurant ~n\ot&\ l•medlMe Opporhlnltles/FtlU or Part Time · Wa1tenJW•u1e1 . Oilh/Utffky · tto.ta/Ho.teues • Kitchen Super Yi9or . ...... . a..se.. · OiNrt8 Room SuperWaor • Cod&UHen • Coob • JOBSR G ..... llll• tledrlCet a M1cMn1cat Ae11mbWI. Production Shippiftl & RlceM"I Technic'8ns ~ Call Dofolhy N. ~ (714) 540·1008 ,.....,, ....... c.p. 2414 South F•irview Suite 214, Santa AM NO FUS EARN $7.75 HR. We need assistance in eva· luatiOB and responding to daily work reports sub- mitted by our agents throu'lhout the state. No experience necessary; work at home. For infur· mation send self. addressed, stamped envetooe 9~ inches long to: AWGA. Dept E, 8oX 49204, Atlanta, GA 30359 DRAl<E OFFICE OVERl.04D 1EllOIWIY 11111 11.WTOPElll POITDI AVMJIU. •llClfJi1ists •Cllrb ·-eSlaetns •Diii Eaby .. .......... • kc111ti11 Clllb "'81•r---~ lonul.,.........., ......... v..... (714) 47~2974 1141GY01larm1 Slite 138, Im• 100% FREE EOE ~~~a~ ~~iIL State of the art, hi~h quality_ print shop in Costa Mesa needs sharp person, some exp. desired. 631·6701 406-Houw/RenV Unf. MESA VERDE Executive 3000 sq. ft. near golf course. Park view. Lease/option or rent. $2,300 Mo. Prin. only. Ref. req. 545-3722 RENT OWNERS UNIT from $100/da_y. Some wtk to beach. 913/642· 5011 " (EJ2•!Pfi•J COSTA MESA 3 Bdr. & 2 Bath town· house, close to shop· ping. Community pool. $1,100 per month. 650· 7000 COSTA MESA 3 Bdr. & 2 Bath town· house. close to beach & shopping. Comm. pool. $1,050. 650·7000 Huntinaton Buch 4 Bdrm & 2 Bath home. 2 car lara1!', unfur- nished. vaila0te 4-1· ~"J~·ooo a month. ~ Lidolsle UDO ISLE Furn. a~l Very elegant 2 Bdrm. Bay views & pri· vate beach. $1-l500 month. 675-3191 or 675·5893 408-Apartments, Unfur. Irvine NORTHWOOD, 2bdr, 1 bath upgr twnhm on lake steps to poof, AC.1,.,...all amets. $950. 583·7~1 409-Condos for Rent CHARMING FURN 2 Bdrm 2 Bath, pool, spa, patio, fireplacei 11raae. Short term. S ,875 or lease $1,700. 760-3187 412-Rentals toSMre SHARE LARGE QUIET 3 Bdr, 3 Bath. Turfte Rock town house, with pool & tennis & jacuzzi. Non· smokina ~No chik:t· ren or~. + ~ utit. Home 854--243 , 417 lntrl la Mir MAUl/KAANAPAU BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo. Ocml1 view fully furn I equip. Ten· nls/P®llbe•ch. Bro- chure. 854-0909 420-0flice Spec:e 750 SQ.FT. Office space in Balboa, ar:eat views/ patio. Judy 675-9615 508-Houses for Sale GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1.00 (U-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·REPAIR) ALSO TAX DELINQUENT & FORECLOSUREl>ROP· ERTIES AVAILABLE NOW. FOR LISTING, CALL 1-315·733·6062 EXTG386 WEST CLIFF, 4 Bd, 3 Bath updated home, for sale by owner, 631-6007 GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM Sl.00 CU R~ir) Foreclosures, Repos, Tax Delinquent Praperties. Now seflin& )lOUr area . Catt 1-315-736-7375 Ext. H·CA·N2 for current list 24 hrS. GOVERNMENT HOMES FROM $1 CU-REPAIR). ALSO TAX DELINQUENT & FORECLOSURES PROPERTIES. AVAILA· BLE NOW. FOR LISTING CALL 1 ·315·733~606S EXT G·369 IRVINE TERRACE Open House Sat & Sun 12·4, 730 Santana Drive. Exec. style home, walk to Bal· boa Island. Park tennis courts. Pride of owner· ship neighborhood, 3 large Bdr & 2 Baths. Sun room, fireplace, skylight. Newly painted & land· sca~ed . Corner lot. $395 000. By owner 805-964-0351 cotlect. (Do not disturb tenants) a.lboa I.awl 0 Rou • ., .. •I A -· Y• PRICE REDUCED BALBOA ISLAND lpYefy remodeled 2 Bdr & den. Livin& room with used brick fir9place. Ptus 4 Bdr. & 2 Bath rental. Exec Rental potential or use total as residence. Owner Anxious. Submit alt offers. $695,000. 650- 7QOO ····• SENIORS : DISCOVER THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Huntington Terrace Enjoy C.efr• living in a wortd where warm penonal .a.ntion and ..w:. .,. the •ncWd. Stretch out in • environment lendlcaped wilh • ICenlc .... walking path• Md • park. Com- pare th• .. exceptional te•urea: • ThrN fuH ufVit:» ~ untlngton Tenace Nortll Designed wllh the llCtiw Mnior in mind. Huntington Temice Nolth providee r•idenla with tM mOlt modem conveniences toda.y'I active uniora deeife. Neltled in a natur~ land· lc.ped environment you'll appreci8le the eJ(tru at this new community. • ~-with ... -16..---.... FW,;g..,,Md a.,.,. o;.po.111 • Full-nm. Social Dltedof • FIJI Set:utlty .... a... ,.. . ....,,,, as ... (714) 48-8811 '· , -"···· tor .... AGNIFICEN BAY FRONT WITH DOCKS live on wter with own ks. For two 60 ft. ballls or lm8Her ones. 5 bdrm & 4 beths of luxury. 3 ~. open enter- t8inment ... lndudin8 mium bw, den, formal dinin1 room and aourmet kitchen. You must see this spectacu. lar ~. Askin& $1,075, . 650-7000 514-0ut of State Prop. ISLAND RETREAT. FLY IN, SAIL AWAY. Fabled Orcas Is. in the San Juans, is a northwoods oaradtSe. 2 Bdr, 2 bath home with prden. Large prase & work-shop + addition.a 2 8dr & 1 bath apt for~or income. 1 block from ptjvate air-oort & marina, & be.ch. l mile to town. Owner must sell. $138..:000/ offer. 415-662-22,,7 ~....,toloen ... LT.Y COMltiltlel ..... ~ ...... .., UCC-1 n1-...,..CN8d commercial loCation. ffC»~ ••• 3 ~ ~ MO. (TOM Z61· BEST 1 PERSON BUSI· NESS Secure business ttwt offers indepet Ktent ownership no franchise fees. Manaae ~r own workina hours (limited hours per month) free. dom for ~r business to lfUW. Great future resale value. Most important immediate cash flow: producinc income. Min- imum investment $5,900. Call Jeanne Hinz for a local appt 1-800- 255-5725 FISHING ROD MANUFAC- TURING CO. For Sale. Exclusive manufacturing & distri- bution of the Underrod, the newest & most dynamic spinning rod on the U.S. market. Pat· ent & trademark included. µirae inven- tory. $123,000. Williams Sp0rts Engineering, P.O. Box 31695 Dayton, Ohio 45431 BUS OPPT!! SELL ADVERTISING SPECIALTY TRADE MASTERS ADV ..... 2 PIECE DINING ROOM ~ indudll 6 c:Mirl. 64-ildl table ...,. two 18-inch ..... Hutch. Wooden framed atass doors. ac 1n.1t 11Dr181. ~ $600. 714-559-1703 SOFAJ.. LOVESEAT I CHAIK & OTTOMAN. Earthtones. Never used. $275. 843-9294 SOFAi.. LOVESEAT, CHAIK, OTTOMAN. Brown ookJrs, like new. $250. 843-9294 ~ ....... SPRING CLEARANCE SALE 15% OFF recond. maior home appliances. Warranteed, delivery availabte. Holiday Ois- tri bu tors, 1712 S. Grand, Santa Ana. 834- 0111 832-9064 •M•IJJ Si 111"11&4 .... £ .. GIANT GUN SHOW APRIL 16-17 Grand ArrWllan Arms fair Slit/Sun 9 a.m.-5, Fairarounds Del Mar (Exit Fwy 5 It Via Del La Valle) 1000 tables, hundreds of exhibib s, 1000s d items: Western America':Ji auns & knives, , __ IDOds & holster reloedina supp- lies• Ammo. aun sates, police suoolies, jewelry & gpld, Gov't surplus, scopes & binoculars, militaria, Indian jewelry & artifacts. Do come in costume to the w.-n Faire! Selers ~ $30 per table. (Min. 2) Dead· line 4/ 4. Almost sold out' Gunsmithi while wait (818)'116-9114~ cents discount (1 Ad per 1 adutt admission) 827-0fflce f.quipment $99 PER MONTH RENT IBM PC clone. 640K dual drive, araohics hiah res monitci, 714-261-2416 SMITH CORONA 8000. Very good condition. $59.00. 631-8120 828-lnv1sb1•dl ENJOY 13-15% return on TOs. Also lend on & buy TOs. $100:0 up $1 mif+. Call ~ Asso- ciates 714-673-7311 Today! WIDOW HAS MONEY for ~uity, loans/TOs. ~1_01000 up. No qualify· i~ no penalty. catl Oen· ison Associates 714- 673-7311 Today! IOO-Fum1ture ~Ji"J =p~ . =-r=E.1\1!! =•~iffany style R.TiLn~~ LARGE BOA Tto trade out work for live aboard. - Nicely k>Clll8d in Marina Del Aly. fWiatM. hlndy person with I afa•9C:a ~*"9d. c.at Ron 213- lamp. $20. I':" for ";ft 631-8120 i . • ' A I •' •• f''!.\_t'. M:Mltl I Dn•-•(mlt) ' Joe ........ Kem,. 12 KWal ... II -Dm1 USl&11JW•111&l .,.... 19 J .............. . D.C." '*' ...._ D1J 74-8233 CROSSWORD PUZZLE IOI Two ...n.bowa ,_.. ICM a.ill wD a crt111e 105 He wrote .. A Wd oa tM WtldSicle .. l 06 EM of a Shill U.. 107 eo.twiln·a.-.. JOI "- '7t .,.... IO Ill-. ill C.W.. 12w .. ,... 14 ..._cwtt• IS NC0•1 com n • 16 Dida-i., Ill Msl l"CfCIH . ... ~HONDA 50 a-Miao.~ ... :•.- ll0An1t. .... CAN YOU BUY JEEPS, CARS, 4X4s seized in dru_a raids for under $100? Call for fKtS today. 602-837-3401 Ext 457 . .... FOR SALE CLASSIC MUSTANG MACH 1 351 enaine. 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I D .,.. 100 .. _ ...... 102 e.n.-.. __ ...... 103 ..,.. •• ,... • • I > I· I i • I I I I 1 laave been •i•ina sometlaiq litely. Ahboup it .. a bit late to do anythina about it, lw been wistful about having a ICCOnd child. .. Be my~" said my friend Glenna, ~ake Robbie for the day." So I did. Robbie arri-ved at our home on Saturday mornina. My dauahter ran to the door, ecatatic at tbe prospect of a playmate. Poor little only child, I tbouabt. They need into tbe clea. .. Lct't play My Little Ponia, • commanded my daupter. R• bie ..-warily. .. Don' you have any boy mdl?" be asked. There were sounds of pony- playina for about four minutes. 1'Mb they came into the living room. .. He won't play," said my daupter. ~he wants me to d.rea up in lady dotbes," Robbie said. .. How about blowiq bubbles outside?" I sugested. They went outside, equipped with bubble .. liquid and blowen. My daqbter CHAM·PI·ON (cham'ptan) 1 Awinnu of first ~ incompttitwrr ooillifl9 CMa all olhitr. "\\k ~ clta'p..l anyUnng tue.· ,, ~rt . •4f>.!50 SMuft.pert.15 .• !6. 50 \: bepn to cry. .. He hall the one that makes the fancy bubbles,· 1be moued. .. I came to viait," said Robbie. ..I should get the one I want." "Wort it out for yourselves," I said, remembering the chapten I bad skipped in Dr. Spock. They worked it out by spilling the bubble liquid. .. Both of you ... in tbe bacl.,. I barked. Thia wa IUppoted to be a fun day. What WU ac>iaa wroq? I made sure they were both buckled up. We walked into tbe donut shop. .. I'll bold your band and you bold your Mom\," sugaested Robbie with an admiring glance. Sue Kauth "How about a donut?" I sugaated fnmtically. .. Yea!" they both abcMat.ed. •otay. EYerJOM .._ to go potty." I pushed them into the house. "I get tbe front bathroom," shouted my daupter. •No, I do,• called Robbie, beating her to it. •1 get the front teat," bepn my daughter apin . "'No way,• said my daupter. Somehow we all aot entangled in the front door. Al my dauab- ter entered, I m.dc a Oyina horizontal leap to keep it from slamming shut on Robbie'• hand. He said, .. I dido 't have to go at your home. I have to go now." .. I want a donut," whined my daughter, 11 I · escorted them back behind the counter. ..Go on in; wc11 wait out here," I told Robbie. I waan'l sure if I should 10 into the mea \. We returned to the counter at tut. They both picked out rainbow sprinkles. .. I want milk," said my daugh- ter. I went back to the counter, peering around at them, and brouabt back a milk. .. I think I want milk, too," said Robbie. I went back to the counter again. Ensconced once again in the car, Robbie found a little plutic Fra11le my daughter bad receiwd from ber last McDon- ald\ Happy Meal .. Zoom," be shouted waving the Fragle around in its Fragle-mobile. "That's mine,,. cried my daughter. I put on a Stand by M~ tape. "When the next song comes on, she gets the Fragale,• I said. I felt like a warden. She grabbed the Fraggle. "He can't have it back; it's mine." .. Yakkity-yak" came on. "My tum," said Robbie, grabbing the toy back. "That\ .. the way it aoa," be added . My daaahtcr, overwroupt, bUnt into tean. It occurred to me that her preschool teacbcn bandied thae situations all day. ..Listen," I snarled, .. if you two can't get along, Robbie will have to go home." ..Good," said my daughter ... , want him to 10." Aaes passed. Glenna finally came to get Robbie. He and my daupter were lyina slack-faced on the den floor watching 11te WiZ11Td of Oz. .. How did it 10?" Glenna said. Before I could tell her bow horrible they'd been to each other, my daupter asked, •ean be spend the niahtr Tbey parted amid bitter sobs. Tbe next Monday, one of my coumelea came by to chaqe a claa ... Didn't I see you in the donut shop with your two chil- dren?" she asked. ..No, that was my daughter's fiance'," I replied. · ..They were sure cute, and so well-behaved," she said. ..Nothing to it," I told her. I nvesti n_g in our children Don Kimble got one. So did Karlene. von Szelisti, Karen Harrington, Beth McCook, Helen Swan and scores of other teachers, and even students, in the Newport-Mesa School Dis- trict. What an honor, what a thrill, and what a tremendous boost to our educational system and to their incentive to expand, extend and share their knowl- edge and creativity. And the best part is, our kids benefit from every grant awarded by the Newport-Mesa Schools Foun- dation. I believe our kids benefit from even those grants that the Foun- dation is unable to award for lack of funding. The very act of writing such a proposal is an academic endeavor that bones the discipline and the research skills in educaton that inevitably are passed on to students during the teaching process. How for- tunate we are that so many arc inspired each year to apply. How sad that so many worthwhile projects must be rejected because the buck stopped some- where. Was that somewhere with you? One tenth of all the school children in the United States live in California. Ninety percent of our school district income is raised locally, mostly by taxa- tion, but 100 percent is con- trolled by Sacramento! We must supplement, we must enhance, we must provide more oppor- tunities to expote our children to a brotlder ranae of more quality prosrams. We 111111t sift our tacben tbe tooll to initiate Cha&pUde.dlaewmDa. nil SadaJ, ~ 10, you ad I caadolUL 1111 ... l!°'t Newpoit-Milia s.ooli CNa- d81ioa .......... Clll 4 Kids. nil .......... ii ... Po .. dllllioa'I w _. ..-, 6 er' f111••11r IO J~ Iii M Or•ll Pr1,;ZL I ...... ........... ,.,.,.... • mtotlllwll EIEH • ... line (it might be me!), and make an investment in the future. ' Perhaps your child will benefit from the computerized library at Andersen, nbsidizcd by Don Kimble's grant, or the primary math lab at Newport Elemen- tary, provided by Karlene von Szelisti's and Marge Newman's grant, or the fo~ian language films and tapes aranted by Judith Redenbaugh and Sandra Benuz.zi at Costa Mesa High, or the chemicals and equipment needed by John Cullen at Estan- cia to demonstrate 33 chemical BEYOND THE BASICS principles. This is a smattering of the 24 grants awarded among IS schools last year. Although S2S,469 was allocated for these, over $20,000 more ii needed to award 13 more grants which are targeted for funding for 1987-88. It's said that education is such a precious commodity. But, I'll place my bet on incentive. I get a tinaJe in my spine every time I think of the quality teacben we have in this district who have a peat need or a peat idea, who take tbe boun and days of time to write a propoeal for funds to equip them properly to ie.cb our kids in a new and better way. We mmt pve tbem the meam to be productiYe, ... , iB tun, to provide our claildrea witll new opportunities. Nancy Jeakim, W. ,_id1&1 for EducMioa for tllt Callfonia S.. PTA, •"9 •we do 90l beliewe ...... arr·_, .., • •c•••' .roaa a. ed..aiollal eurlaw ..• • LMlll•.,.a •••~•• •'-811 • '1l1tlda 111 1e -.uua.• Tldl l11lrf WI• ii ... , .......... ., ... ,__ Cover Home Otte~ by Bob Trown of Waterfront Homes ,_ n AF•l 7. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-Ila I. 1• . ' J • •• ' ' • , ' I I . • I ' •' • Pelican Point + adjoining parcel -- BY CHERYL STERLING An advantage of living at the tip of Lido Isle is that vehicular traffic is virtually limited to residents and their guests. Advantages of living on the bay side of Lido arc the spectacular views of mountains, the bay and city lights and the variety of boat activities that can be seen from one's own patio. This week's feature home combines aJl of that and more into the finest of estate living. Pelican Point is an estate in the gracious tradition of the past. The five-bedroom, 6.5 bath residence features 55 feet of bay frontage and luxury. There is a huge boat slip and side ties for additional boats and a triple-car garage. face an unusually lorig pool, accented by a fountain and surrounded by Roman pillars. To the left of the pool is the patio area, which wraps around to the entry to the home. Behind bif old doors is an outdoor cooking area, with grill, tile countertop and sink. Double doors lead to the spectacular oval-shaped entry way, with onyx floor. The cir- cular staircase has a crystal chandelier and a huge picture window with uninterrupted view of the pool. From the entry, guests have access to the family room and informal dining and the formal living room. A small hall leads to the guest powder room, with its antique commode and candle wall sconces. "This is the most active side of Lido; everything goes by here," said Bob Trown, listing agent for the home with Water- Straight ahead is the formal living room, which fronts the bay. A double sliding door leads to the large balcony. In the ' center of the room is a cande- labra chandelier and to the side, a dramatic fireplace with onyx on the front. Buih-in book and display shelves flank the fire- place. To the rear of the room, bif old doors slide open to reveal a wet bar. . IPKTACll.All Lim lllE PACUIE-11111 _.., .. lllm II ,.._ W. 1 l.1111 '* -fr , Iii II . front Homes, Inc. In addition to Pelican Point, the adjoining parcel is for sale as a package, or separately. It contains a single-level, four- bedroom four-bath home, with full basement, double garage and 60 feet on the bay. .. It is not often you find a package such as this at the tip of Lido," Trown said. GEORGIAN ELEGANCE Pelican Point is a study in formal elegance. Guests enter the interior courtyard through massive double-arched wood doors, set into brick. There, they To the left of the living room is the formal dining room. Windows wrap around to the front, allowing diners to enjoy the bay view. The ceiling in this room, as in many otner rooms, is over-height. A door to the rear of the dining room leads to the spa- • ". 'Ill • ..................... 111111111 ....... lllhllJI ..................... illth••lll ...... cious butler's pantry. The kitchen has every possible convenience: Ample counter space with green ceramic tile, triple stainless steel sinks, a gas range top and a double wall- mounted oven with warmer. Just outside of the kitchen is the informal dining area, which leads to the family room. A sliding glass door allows access to the pool and patio area. Rich wood paneling, built-in book- shelves and a fireplace make this a comfortable room for relaxing. A hall off the family room contains the rear staircase, with an inclinator, entry to the large laundry room with splash sink, another set of stairs leading to the basement/hobby room and another door leading to the pool bathrooms. Both pool baths contain a stall shower and a place for hanging clothing. A large walk-through tile steam room adjoins the two bathrooms. Both baths are accessible from the pool area. The basement/ hobby room can be used for any purpose. One door leads to a wine cellar. Two rows of theater seats and a set- up for projection malce this an ideal movie-screening room. Along one wall is a long coun- tertop and storage for hobb;es. LUXURY UPSTAIRS All of the bedrooms and a comfortable masculine library arc upstairs. It can be reached either by the rear stairway or from the entry ball stairs. The top of the circular stair- case wraps around to a scenic galleria. An elegant brass stair rail, large window and smaller · oval window complete the drama. Toward the bayfront is the library. This room is paneled in dark wood and contains built- in bookshelves all around. A wet bar is concealed behind bifold doors. The fireplace has a trav- ertine front, and the carpet is a masculine plaid. Toward the bay .are double sliding doors leading out to a morning room and the spectacular view of the bay. More sliding glass doors can be opened for ventilation. To the side of the library is the master bedroom. A small sliding door provides access to the morning room. To the rear of the master bedroom is the dressing area and master bath. Mirrored walk-in closets, and a large linen-storage closet arc the features of the dressing room. The master bath has double sinks with marble countertop, and a separate bath tub and staJl shower. The first guest room is spa- cious with a large, double closet on one wall and track lights set into the vaulted ceiling. The adjoining private bath has an oval-shaped window, marble- toppcd pullman and glassed-in tub shower. The home has a security sys- tem and central air conditioning. REALTOR INFORM,4T''.'"..._~.._ .... , AND FINANCIAL F AC1 .., - The asking price for Pelican Point is $3,900,000. The adjoin- ing property is listed at S2,9SO,OOO. They arc available together or separately from Bob Trown of Waterfront Homes, Inc. The office is at 2436 West Coast Highway in Newport Beach. For more information or viewing, call 631-1400. co•u IEL llAI oceanfront custom with white water views and stairs to beach. Beautiful 2 bedroom with every amenity. Den, library, formal dining room, French doors and hardwood floors. Security system and satellite dish. ......... 131-1411 UM llU · Rare potential for the ultimate in bayfront estates. l'Wo aide by side properties in a fabulous tip of Udo location, both with dock for large boats. One with 55' of bay frontage and a 2 story, 5 bedroom home with formal dining room, library, basement and pool and spa. The other with 60' of bay frontage and a 3 bedroom home. Available separately or together atU.IM.•. CHOICE som IAYFIOllT on Balboa Island, new dock. A castle-like 4 bedroom with family room, elegant formal dining room, 2 spas in master bath and outside play yard, and sauna with tanning lamps. Built in '84 with master craftsmanship. State of the art technology guides the heating and cooling systems, spas and sauna, video, intercom and security systems. 13.111.• 131-1480 UllA llLE "Manor House" with 4 bedrooms. den/ guest. a gallery surrounding the living room and 2 story entry, gourmet kitchen opening to the spacious. cozy family room and elegant bayfront dining room. Stained leaded windows and French doors open to the terrace leading to the dock for 2 large yachts. 11.711.• 131 -1400 IALIU llUID IAYFIOllT ·Fabulous 3 bedroom Victorian with dock and views of all the harbor boating action from almost every room. Charm and character abound in this newly carpeted immaculate home. Formal E oom and gourmet kitchen plus 3 fireplaces oom, family room and master suite. 1.-.. 171-IMO COlllTIY HIUlll IAYFIOIT · Freshly refurbished with extraordinary taste. Extensive use of paneling and mouldings, wood floors and French doors in this 5 bedroom with library, banquet-sized dining room, family room and gourmet kitchen. Used brick entry garden and rear patio with spa, plus dock for your SO' yacht 1111.• 131-1411 • CAIYll · A 4 bedroom home with family and formal dining rooms totally redesigned. Southern California's sophisticated lifestyle with a contemporary flair. Open, skylit floor plan Is complimented by the use of textured stucco, Arizona flagstone. plantation shutters and berber carpeting. Mature landscaping surrounds a sparkling pool and spa. 117IMI 111-1411 .._ -• Spectacular harbor, ocean, city light and auneet views from this upgraded 4 bedroom "Devonshire.. with new baths, custom wall and window treatments and lighting. A wonderful home for en..,.lning with living and family rooms and gourmet kitchen opening to huge decks. one of which encompe1111 a rare private pool and spa. U7 Lml al ~ In comer loc .. on with 82' of t.y fronllge and pool Gr.-. 4 bedroom Including prtvell m1111r with ........._ .-ng w and aun porch. a lcMly home tor•""'**"-Terrttlc bey and .......... ....... ··-·- 1Aff91T condo on 7th floor with outstanding ocean views from every room. Elegant and spacious contemporary 2 bedroom with touches of ebony, teak and etched glass and handsome custom wall treatments. Security building with doorman and pool. 17•.• Ul-1411 UIO llU .. Featured in the Los Angeles Times HOME magazine. An exceptionally large 6 bedroom family home whose siztt could not be duplicated today. Built around a central skylight for an open, airy and bright feeling, it also has a large family room and office/ library on south facing corner lot Jiit ...... ti ... 17H.• 831-1400 COIOU IEL UR · Mediterranean style with spectacular views from one end of Newport Harbor to the other. A palatial new 2 bedroom villa with top quality fixtures and appliances, skylights, vaulted ceilings and attached double garage. Spanish tile roofs and tiled patios and decks. IU5.• Ul-1411 * * NEW LISTING * * COllU Ill IAI · · TotaUy renovated and completely charming cottage with large upstairs master suite, one bed, den and office downstairs. Fresh white decor with beamed ceilings, skylights and private patio. Easy expansion on R-2 lot Walk to tennis, beach and shops. u•.• 131.1480 IAYCIEIT • Lovely 4 bedroom with formal dining and family rooms and breakfast nook. Decorated in whites and soft beiges and completely refurbished with excellent quality and taste. French doors, crown mouldings and fine English carpet throughout The master suite with sitting area and family room both look out to the brick trimmed patio and sparkling pool. 1511.• II 1-1 411 UDO VILLAIE area on one of Newport's charming canals with pier and float for 30' boat Beautifully built "like new" 2 story, 3 bedroom custom home with every amenity. Security system, fabulous gourmet island kitchen and spacious waterfront master suite with fireplace and balcony. ....... 831 -1480 IAYflllT PllTIOUIE • Spectacular Newport Harbor and night light views from this spacious, sunny 2 bedroom and den unit Wrapped around a skylit atrium, there are high ceilings, living room fireplace and master suite with view balcony and deck. 1131.• 131-1411 11¥£1 llOIEI • Spacious contemporary 5 bedroom home on corner lot with room for pool. Paned windows in living and dining area, step-up living room with mirrored wall and view of back bay and city lights. In lovely neighborhood with community beaches. 1131.• Ul -1411 Liii llLE • Unique remodel finished with the highest quality. Open and bright 3 bedroom home with French doors to large patio and yard. Extensive use of tile and glass, open beamed ceilings and a white on white decorating scheme, combine to create a fresh, clean atmosphere. 111.... 111-1411 U. lllE · Totally remodefed and freshly painted 3 bedroom home with 2 baths and new carpet and die throughout Light and bright with attractive south patio. ~ Ul·t• IAYFlllT CllM • panoramic views. Thia totally remodeled 2 bedroom includee all thet. beautiful fumilNnp right down '° the lat teecup ~t vtalon o-t-a-way. Boet 1Hp avail•bte. walk to shopl and beach. 1411.m U1·1• LllG llLE ·Charming 3 bedroom home on extra wide lot Country cottage feeling with paver tiled floors. beamed ceilings and English strada garden. Open and bright floor plan with French doors to large sunny patio. ...... 131-1411 UL• mid peninsula home with great location in friendly neighborhood. Walk to beach, school, library and ferry. Comfortable 2 bedroom with 3 baths, sundeck, patio and extra parking. 1341.• 131 -1400 Ill CAIYOI golf course condo with 3 bedrooms including master with balcony, great views and 2 car garage. Most desirable location in small well - landscaped complex w ith tennis, pool and spa. Close to Fashion Island and beaches. un.DDO 131 .1400 WT SIDE -Costa Mesa opportunity to build. Two large contiguous lots in prime eastside area. Existing dwellings currently generate high monthly income. Just reduced. 1211.• 131 -1400 WATEIFIOllT -Small Newport Beach community with pool and tennis. Short walk to ocean beaches. Refurbished 2 story, 4 bedroom home on comer lot with formal dining room, waterfront patio and fabulous sunset vistas. Land included. IOKO Tl ... Ull.IM 831 -1400 UDO Ulll · Just a few houses to the ocean. Cozy 3 bedroom home with large beamed ceilinged living room with fireplace and secluded back yard with patio and spa. Community pool. Preeentty leaaeho\d, \and may be purchased. 1241.• 173-Hll rum• . Beautiful 3 bedroom family home with formal dining and family rooms. accents of wood and brick and charming papers. Perfect for entertaining with family room opening to yatd with gazebo and huge pool and spa. Desirable neighborhood, walk to park and school. snt.• u1-1• COSTA •EU • Eastside near new 3 bedroom townhome with private landscaped entry and large yard in small pride of ownership complex. Vaulted ceilings. used brick fireplace and textured walls are just a few of the special touches. 1171.• 131 ·1418 WUTCUFF • Bright and cheerful 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. Immaculate and cozy with gas log fireplace in living room. Attractive complex with community pool, close to Newport's Westcliff for shopping and services. 11•• llMm WEmUff • Lovety 5 bedroom tamity home with den and dining room and new Plllnt and ~ Den and 1 bedroom C9n combine tor perlK1 in-t.w ~ Euy car9. yard wlttl lo4I of brick and inviting IP& W .. k to perk and 9Chool . 1174.m D1·1• WATERFRONT HOMES,INt. l.f.16 W. '~••Hwy. ~port Be~ch ••·•4• SaWs. Rentals, Propttty Manatenwnt 315 M~nM Ave. Ralboa hland •Ta •Ill P• 41 .,_ 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-M'a l I• Realtor wants to be Peninsula specialist BY CHERYL STEBLING Mickey Rowe, new to Merrill Lynch Realty as of January I, would like to be known as the best real estate expert on the Peninsula. "It is a forgotten spot, as far as Newport is concerned," Rowe said. "I would like to be known as the person who knows the most about that area. Rowe lives on the Peninsula, and one of her reasons for choosing to work for Merrill Lynch was the opportunity to have the Peninsula as her area of focus. She is interested in the historical aspect of the Peninsula and would like to take her clients out by boat so they can appre- ciate what the area has to offer. Rowe began her real estate career back in 1971 , as a remo- deling contractor. She would buy duplexes or little houses in Corona del Mar, perform a complete remodel on them and then resell them. She said she did 15 remodels in Corona del Mar and eight in Laguna over a IO- year period. Interior decorating, fixing up yards, adding gazebos, or any other enhancements were enj oyable work . Her first project was a duplex on Marguerite , and business boomed fro m that point on. Rowe said she entered the "real" aspect of real estate in 1980. For awhile, she worked for her husband's firm, working with clients who may have wanted to trade in their Costa Mesa duplex for property in Glendale. She worked with other companies before joining Mer- rill Lynch. More than anything, Rowe enjoys helping clients connect with their dream homes. "It is like a puzzle, finding the right house for the right penon," she said. "When they do find it, I enjoy watching that little twinkle. They are happy, and I know I have done a good job." She likes to represent both buyers and sellers and to help clients reach a place where they feel safe. "I like to get them off one lily "It was like being all grown up and playi ng with d oll houses," Rowe said . "Maybe I am a frustrated architect because I really enj oy drawing plans and seeing them through to fruitio n." Mickey Rowe a note from maury 1508 Dover Drive Open Daily, 1-5 Come see how you can: relax by the pool, on the sunny patio of this 4 bedroom home; cook up a storm in this outstanding gourmet kitchen ; enjoy the dining room and living room . Buy it for $395,000. Fallbrook Area Fourty acres adjacent to Cleveland National Forest. Various fruit trees, meadow land, plus 4 bedroom , 2 bath house. $250,000. CdM-Shorecliffs Check out the features of this completely redone home-3 bedrooms, 3 baths, large family room, formal dining room, large lot, view from master bedroom and living room . Priced at $698,000. Villa by the Bay One bedroom, den, two baths, half-house, half-mobile home. Boat dock available. Community poc)I and spa. $55,000. Rentals 3 bedroom, 2 bath 4 bedroom, 2 bath house 3 bedroom, 3~ bath condo 3 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse $1550/month $1800/month $2150/month $1700/month pad and safely to the next oneJ" Rowe said. "It is the human relations within the business that I can find and identify with as being the thrill. It is rewarding and challenging to help find solutions to clients' needs." When Rowe is not serving her clients, she might be found with her husband, Phillip, on a boat. "He came with the boat 26 years ago," she remembered. "We were involved in the Amer- ica's Cup Challenge." The Rowes' involvement in America's Cup helped them to"' discover the South Pacific, where she said they enjoy visiting on their travels. Rowe said that her lif c has been like a storybook, and she and her f amity have lived in all of the beautiful areas of the California coast. She and Phillip met when they were both stu- dents at the University of Cali- fornia at Santa Barbara (UCSB). "It was wonderful to have fallen in love in that beautiful town and to watch our girls go to school there, too, .. she said. Phillip sits on the board at UCS B, so when their oldest daughter was graduated, he was the one who handed her the degree. Throughout their marriage, the Rowes have lived in San Diego, San Francisco and New- port Beach. They tried living in Denver, Colorado for two years, where they enjoyed the skiing, but missed the ocean. "We really were bratty Cali- fornians," Rowe said. "The Coloradans were probably grit- ting their teeth when we kept referring to 'home.' After two years, we decided we really didn't fit in." Newport Beach has been home to the Rowes since 1971. Rowe said that the Orange County coast is the best piece of real estate going, and finding a bayf ront home is like finding a rare jewel. The ocean has a calming effect and living near it is very tranquil, she said. "I think there should be a law that Orange Countians walk along the beach at least twice a week," she said. ''It helps to put things back into perspective again." Rowe is a great believer in "recharging the batteries." After she has guided about four or five clients to happiness, she believes in taking a week to travel and unwind. •Then you come back with renewed enthusiasm," Rowe said. Merrill Lynch Realty is located at 210 I East Coast Highway, Suite 250, Newport Beach. Phone: 759-6600. Freedom rings. ·-· --. -- EllTl8E Ill 1111.111 Elegant multi-level 2 BR, 2 BA+ den with light & airy townhome with 3 car garage. Separate dining room, patio, fireplace, dog run, plus comm. pool & spa. Aak for ... DELIA DELGADO am.• Great Fixer Upper! Hurry-•'" ·one won't last! Newport Shores 4 BR. ?O' \. . c1te deck, view of wildlife preaer S . w ocean & enjoy community pool & \ ... ad. Ask for ... BILL 6 DONNA WEBSTER PllCE IEIUCNI 1217,• Bluffs townhome. Two-story Franciscan model. 3 BR, 2~ BA with greenbelt view. 2 car garage. Ask for... . PHIL A EUGENIA STARKENBURG •Yll 111 ICUI VIEW 1171,• This Southport model has an Ul'WUl"paaed ocean, bay and city lights view. It sits high on one of the largest lots in prestigious Spyglass Hill. This home has 5 bedrooms, 4 ~ baths, family room, bonus room and a pool and spa for entertaining. This is a unique property in a secluded setting. Ask for... ESTHER YANK fllE .. 11111 ma 1141.• This 2600 aq.ft., 5 BR, 3 BA beauty features 2 master suites, one up and one dOwn. Totally remodeled kitchen with oak cabinets galore and Jennaire equipment. Dramatic formal dining room with cathedral ceilings is focal point for thoee who like to entertain. Price includes the land. Ask for ... DOUG HERBST IPY• all m. 1711, .. Newer Bedford model, 4 BR, 3 BA plus large . bonus room, very large yard, city tights views, white on white. A must see. Ask for ... MALI GULLEDGE RFEll llCINI ··-1141.• A must aee! Superb location overlooking lush Big Canyon Golf Coune. Private aecµrity gated. Metropolis ceiling, pools, spas, tennis court. 3 BR, 2 BA. Move in condition. Ask for ... E',L YNN KEMP MalllE C•EI 1111.• Plan 3. Stunning light single story 2 bedroom , with formal dining room, den, family room, private spa, & P1:-"tation sh':'tters. ~te. Just move in wi\hout a thing to do. Behind guarded gates. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO ECIUll tmllE ••Rilll 11111.111 Licht • airy 3 BR, 3~ BA tawnhome located on the sreenbelt. Prolz 1P'amlly decorated with white tile and beiae Bertler carpet thru-out. A/C, o.mtom clmeta, & ~tation lhutten. Aak for ... RONPBLSOT ® o/ 1111• .._,. •n 11.-.• . Bayfront custom. F.nglish traditional home featur- ing antique oak paneling imported from F.ngland. Has .3 boat slips, 20 foot contilevered deck, pool & spa m front courtyard, 5 BR, 5 BA, 4 fireplaces, large FR with built-in bar & fireplace. Ask for ... TIWlllll• UV•l IT RI IWEIT 1117 ... Highly upgraded family townhome in Fountain Valley. 3 BR+ downstairs den which could be 4th BR. Approx. 9 yean new. Gorgeous mstr suite w /vaulted ceilings & fireplace, large Roman tub & x-large walk-in cloeet. Aak for ... JOANN KENTON WAI.I Tl IUCll 1211.• Sophisticted penthouse in security building only blocks to ocean! Plantation shutters, plush white carpet, beveled mirrors, kitchen skylight, utility room for W ID, air conditioned. Very low down on assumable loan. Ask for ... PAULA BAILEY RElllT EIECUT1VE IETIUTI 1271.• Newer, zero lot-line contemporary residence featuring 3 BR, 2 ~ BA, formal dining, fireplaces in family room & master BR. And such luxuries as spa bath, ale, full security system. Owner will assist in EZ financing. Lease, lease-option? Im- mediate occupancy. Ask for ... PAULA BAILEY f ...... VIEWll 1111,•I ~an, harbor and city light views. Villa Balboa. Two large bedrooms + convertible den w/wet bar. Security building with many amenities. Lease option or owner f~. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES 1111, .. This detached doll house has two master suites, 2 1h baths, a lovely country kitchen and a good size yard. There are two walk-in cloeets and oak built in cabinets. All this, plus air conditioning. Ask for ... ESTHER YANK 1741,- Dynamic 3 BR. 3 ~ BA San Clemente bluff home. Highly upgraded. His/her Mstr. bath, custom tile, wood & fixture throughout. Y.s acre lot plumbed for pool & fully landscaped w /spa. Private beach privileges. Ask for ... DENNIS GRIMES lllllllTEI •m an •••~a 111.• a11,• Luxuriously appointed townhome overlooking Newport Bay. Light natural decor, newly re- furbished with new carpet, marble entrance, bleached oak floors and cabinets. 3 BD, 2 ~ BA. Fireplace, attached 2 car garage. Principals only. Ask for... E'L YNN KEMP 7 FRAYDA EILBERT 1.91 llYFRllT R.!11.• Make an off er! Exquisite waterfront property. 1800 bay and city lights view w /private slip for 60' + yacht. Near turning basin. 3+ bdrm, 5 bath, 2 fireplaces plus a full basement for storage. Un- surpcwed quality. New Berber carpet and lavish marble throughout. Furnished. Yacht is nego- tiable. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER .... IEl 1111-IEll ..... I Situated on a large corner lot on Irvine Terrace's best street. THis 4 bdrm, 3 bath home is loaded w /charrn. Bay & ocean views. Formal living room w /fireplace, separate family & dining rooms plus large kitchen w /island and nook. Won't last long. Ask for... DIANA PROSSER .. ..... ., ••••• , •• , 1717 ... Designer treatment with French windows & doors, mirrors, skylights and AJC. The backyard is an ente~rs delight featuring a pool, spa, bar-b-que and patio. Large upstairs bonus room adds to flexible useage in this 5 bdrm home. Ask for... JO-ANN DORAN ECl•T-clT•WI 1181 1141.• Dramatic upgraded 2 bdrm + den condo. Hard- wood floors in entry + kitchen with extensive UR of Plantation shutters. Call for your pet .anal sho . Opew:fi:ouae Sat. 1-4:30 43 Northampton RONFELSOT •n.• Live in Newports most prestigious gated Water- front community. Luxurious and smashing enter- tainment home. Architectural design and decor. Professionally remodeled to enhance the resort living motiff with exquisite UBe of mirrors. marble, textured wall coverings and verticals, lacquered cabinets and all on onve level with hlgh ceilings. 50 ft. patio with bay, mountain and city lights views. Ask for ... JUNE DAVIS llllE -Fam.I Tl TIE ,.. 1114,111 Located on Pueo and acrom from park. Wood- bridge. Designed with family needs in mind. 4 bdrm. 3 bath. European style kitcheri. Open family room. Yant with spa. Many custom built- ins. Triple car JAX!N~'Li)E~ for ... Tlll MIUT ...-TI 11111/m. Th.is Irvine 3 bdrm, 2~ bath townhome is it. Air conditioning, family room and double car pnae. All in walking distance to pool, recre11tion and North Lake. Private yard is perfect for children. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN 3 CORPORATB PLAZA • SurrB 101 • NnPORT CBNTBR INDBPBNDBNT MD'PD BROm ,_ • ara 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-APa I. I• ~ ~t!liM: [;IL@if1J1;tl NEW.PORT BEACH The Real Eatate Blott« contaim oalJ. that infonnation which is a matt« of pultlk record. Comidendon is computed from documentary transfer' tax paid at tile time of cOlllklentJon of deecls at tlle nte of Sl.10 per thousand dollan of consideration excluclln1 any existln1 loam and may not reflect a full aales price. Trust Deeds reflect encumbrance amounts and may have been recorded aaainst a property on which there was no sale. The Newport Enslen provides this information u a public senice. F =FULL P = PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION Nov. 23 1719 Plaza del Sur not avail not avail Nov. 23 3610 Marcus Avenue not avail not avail Nov. 23 83 Corsica Drive not avail not avail Nov. 23 58 Sea Pine Lane not avail $35,000 p Nov. 23 200 McNeil $81,000 $90,000 F Nov. 24 535 Redlands Avenue $189,000 $236,500 F Nov. 24 1842 Irvine Avenue not avail not avail Nov. 24 453 Santa Ana Avenue $225,000 $300,000 F Nov. 24 3000 Broad Street $225,000 $300,000 F Nov. 24 2417 Vista Hogar not avail not avail Nov. 24 687 Vista Bonita not avail not avail Nov. 24 550 Vista Grande $210,000 $262,500 F Nov. 24 11 Monterey Circle $150,000 not avail Nov. 24 11 Starburst Court $121,000 $135,000 F Nov. 24 102 Scholz Plaza $90,900 $101,000 F Nov. 25 543 Tustin Avenue not avail not avail Nov. 25 414 Aliso A venue not avail not avail Nov. 25 409 Holmwood Drive $184,500 $259,500 F Nov. 25 I 00 l Cliff Drive not avail not avail Nov. 25 111 Via Dijon not avail not avail Nov. 25 708 Heliotrope A venue not avail not avail Nov. 25 60 Corsica Drive $135,200 $169,000 F COSTA MESA The Real Estate Blotter contains only that information which ls a matter of public record. Consideration is computed from documentary transfer tai paid at the time of considention of deeds at the rate of S 1.10 per thousand dollan of consideration excludinc any existina loans and may not reflect • full sales price. Trust Deeds reflect encumbrance amounts and may have been recorded apJmt • property on which there was no saJe. The Costa Mesa News provides this information as a public service. F =FULL DATE Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 23 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 Nov. 24 .. P =PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST ADDRESS DEED CONSIDERATION 2575 Columbia Drive not avail not avail 3420 Santa Clara Circle not avail not avail 2214 Mayfair Court $135,000 $150,000 F I 056 Parkhill Drive not avail not avail 1531 Orange A venue $155,000 $190,000 F 2231 Pacific A venue $124,200 $138,000 F 429 Broadway $185,400 $206,000 F 3075 Coolidge A venue $134,000 $149,000 203 Mayfair Lane not avail $149,SOO 2284 Cornell Drive not avail Quit aaim 110 Lexington Lane not avail not avail 2092 Wallace Avenue not avail not avail 162 Cabrillo, Street $117,000 not avail 144 Cecil Place $139,500 $155,000 F MlllllC•I POI PUCE ........ Piii PUCE Lot #I · SOLD Lot fl. 1335,000 Lot #l • Sll5.000 LotM·SOLD Lot #5 . "'°.000 Lot #6·SOLO Directly to 2SOS Cliff Dr. Only 3 Beautiful View Lots Left on private cul~e-sac Conceptual plam included, if delired. 142-1111 - Selecting a broker BY GERRY A CHRISTA LONG On the all-important matter of selling one's home, most sellers arc aware of the importance of that decision in their lives. Whereas some of the more fortunate-affluent-can treat the decision to sell their home as not one of the more important events of their lives, most of us cannot, and the decision is usually arrived at after long deliberation and thought. Once the decision to sell has been made, the next major step is to determine how to go about selling the home. When the decision to sell is treated lightly, and a less-than-professional broker has bandied the transac- tion, it can result in a delayed sale, loss of possible income from the sale of the house, or, in some cases, even litigation. One extremely well-to-do local couple recently lost their home in foreclosure because of the litigation involved in the sale. In another instance, a couple sold three investment properties through a relative, resulting in the loss of over one hundred thousand dollars on the three homes. Most sellers make the decision that they need the help of a competent broker. How do they go about selecting a broker? Below arc listed a few sugges- tions, and we think that most of our competent colleagues in the real estate profession would agree with these. Gerry !Christa Long HERE ARE SOME SUG- GESTIONS THAT WILL BE OF HELP: I. Talk to some friends who have bought or sold homes locally. Are they satisfied with their experiences? 2. Look over the materials which are sent to you by differ- ent brokerages, and the mate- rials used by those brokers in their advertising. Remember, every company will claim to be the best. Do these claims seem realistic to you? 3. Invite agents from different companies to come in for an interview. Are you comfortable with their style? Do they repres- ent what you like in the person who will represent you and your home? Do they bring materials to substantiate their claims? 4. Ask them about their expe- riences. How many homes have they sold in your community, etc.? 5. Are they able to give you . names and phone numbers of former clients who will vouch for the quality of their work? 6. Ask the agents who come to visit you to describe the manner in which they w ill market your home. What adver- tising will they do; what type of brochure will they put out on your home? Do they have their own innovative methods for marketing? 7. A void listing with a friend or relative. You want to keep a completely professional rela- tionship with your broker. You are paying him or her for under- taking a very responsible task on your behalf. You should be able to make demands commensu- rate with amount of the commis- sion without feeling you are harming your relationship with a friend or in-law. 8. Remember that, when you make your selection of an agent, your contract will be not only with the real estate company, but with that agent. If that person falters, the company will not take him or her off the job. Be sure you feel confident in your decision. Keep Up With the Jones'. And the Smiths ••• Grays ••• And ~--In )GS'~ who .. .mng • home. By ,,_... ._ .. ,_, &late BloaJet" w::h week. )'DU C8'9 keep~ on whftthe hOl1•..m tDwnere ..._And far how nu::h. Which, In tum. .... )QI to ....... )1D'Jf home'• WGlth. Pl'tc:. t.. lkyrock· -.ct lmlv. ao )"GUI' home~ be..,._ more d9' )GI'**. . ..and .. ""Rml £1111* 8lotl6" ..... -.y .-y '°find out. In the Real Estate Section Each Week L LI NGS lllAN A LOT! -. - At Mentll Lynch Realty, We Do Things Big: · A congenial sales staff that is extremely competent and cooper- ative; management that is well organized and supportive; market- ing that is creative and community- oriented, etc. $12 million a month in sales; a staff of 60; a 7,000 sq. ft. office costing $250,000 to develop, etc. Utue Things Are The Reasons lxpedenced Real Estate Agents Should Be ftoc:ldng to llenlll Lynch. Don't let this opportunity fly away. Call Jim Wood at 759-6600. ...._.STORY: LIGHT 'N AlltY-Large lot tn Cameo HlghaMdl. Unique llngle ltory floor plan,• bdrm, 3 ba +Indoor/outdoor f9ellng. $850,000 GA8P, WHAnA VleWl-Spectacue. day or night. Dover Shor•• bd, • ba, Indoor poof. Retract. roof, aomething 1P9Ct.a. MMy unique features. $790,000 COMm LOT, CLAMY SPOT-Prime Bayctest neighbomood, YllCMt but menlcured, needs TLC lnaide, hal pooj, 3 bdrm, 3 bath. PrlC9d at $359,000 PUN POii A DllCOllATOR-Greenbett setting. End unit. 3 bedrooms, cathedr.a ceilings. Asking price $279,000 .. .,.. ........ . UND POii A PllONT YAN>-b9tween 2 piers. Soffd 2 aty, 3 bd, 3 ba be9Ctt lcMr9 delight. Bult by owner. Nr ta...,ort Harbor Y8Clrt Club. Si75,000 .... llU!..A TO..IOI• new, on the Wtd, 2 bdrm, 33 ba, la maater wtth tlreplece, ape. At9o ..... '3000. 1175,0{)0 ...... .,.. ..... , ••OllT'8 IDT DPT ea:MT-5 bdrm, 5 ba wltft fMuloue 11-* Bay ve.w, 3 c. ~· For the ......,., w11o .,.,,...._ qu111y. s1.1eo,ooo C-..oNU ll.\llCl&JIO-A8ce to the 8-* Bey, 9imOll In .ere of hone~. I bdf ma. twdwood tloora. piny of ..... lll0,000 •••••D••AIG,111 SOUTH COAST TOWIOI• By a running stream, 2 bdrms, 2 baths, 2 patios, 2 car ports, gated community. Priced below recent ...... $102,500 OF couae THEM'• A VIEWl-See the Big c.nyon Goff eour.e from thil 2 bdrm, 2 ba, townhome. Freshly S*nted, vec & anxiouat 1275,000 LOnA CLUCK FOR TM MICKI-Upper Bay cul de uc, 3 bdrma, den, maafW mstr ate, form.a dining, llngle ltory & 7 lkytlt ... $279,500 PNYATE MIMAT-Nr Hoeg holplt_,, 1 bd condo, highly upgraded, completetf fumi9hed wtth vtews, comm. pool & ape. $120,000 ......_HIGHLY~ 2 bdrm, 3 ba, and PM•l•d den. Bult on a lllgoorl tn Huntington Bch. Comm. tennla, pool & spa. 1195,000 CHAMI AND Pl Allll-Maatw brick frplce OY8r hardwood firs. dining rm w/comer frptce, knotty pine w.aaa. Fr doors, country kit. 2 bd, 2 ba. $287,000 ............. & .... POMVUI WICllWATD V11W8-Mllgfilftcln1 So . a..,.. condo. 2 bdrm, den wtth weKy amenity. PrMde oomm. 1511,000 GULP WHAnA NWl-Herbor Ridge towMome, 3 bd, s be. IPedecl• ve.w of entire Mrb<>r a wortda gNetelt ....... Aemodlt ..... ftnllNng. 1115,000 TMA.Y ... ..,._,.... & _.. model Included for ....._. .. ,, vlllW lot. 80' oc • • lfront In Olde Corona dll .... 11.ID0.000 CGZY .. U Y8HOM8-Here's a wtnnerl 3 bdrm, 3 frplcea, 2 stories, and 2..00 sq. ft . DeHghtfully re- modeled throughout. $599,000 • Ole TM U Y-Wttti big rooms, lgl atory noor plan. Top condition, low price. Pier & slip space avail. $1, 195,000 A .-wn. Ole OPAL-Balboa i.e.'\d duplex! Charm- ing 2 bd, 2 ba brtck frplc In front; toeid 2 bd, 1 ba rent• OY8r Q8r8ge. Probate ..... $425,000 • z' 1••c•1••••• m ....aoll a PLAWUU-Expanded New- porter model, pool, IPA. & prtvate locetlon w/canyon Yiewl. Tum key condttion. MI0.000 F YOU WANT ..,._CTION-Exqut9fte taste. lovety layout!• bd. • ba, 5000 ~ft. Cuatom fam home In gated comm. Spa, decks, big gar11ge. $975.000 .. ReGI AND CMAl'llilll .. LAGUNA • bdrm, 3'.1 ba, w/catmlna & IUn89t vtews. High beamed ceiNnga, handp9inted ...... 8tenclled ...... $625,000 .............. , .• Olll OP LAW8T LOTS-In C9rMO Shena, wood and glm, 5 bdrm, w/pool, pencnmic vt.w, vec and .-y to -· $1,500,000 .. •mooM a 1111.AWLW Expended N9w- porter model, pool, ..-. a ..,._.. 1oc11tton w/canyon ve.wa. Tum lley condlaon. W.000 • -. . ·' -- PAIE ll-APllL 7. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS-APml l 1• , ... NOTICI Of ftUITU"l IALE T.l.Ne.lal11111 YOU All IN DI.FAULT ._ A DIED Of null DA11D II/MIU. u.m YOU TAU ACTIOR TO FWIKT YOUI PWii'lf, rT llAY • IOLD AT A .....C IALI. W YOU MID AN llftAMTION Of THE NAW Of THI Maall INU WINIT YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lAWYB. Cleltlu• .... Av« J C...•OJ, a California corpora- tion, substituted Tru.._ under the atMM Deed of Trust, will sell the propetty described betow on 04/15/88, .t 9:00 a.m., M Inside the 3800 Bulletins. (enteri,,. M the East °' West entrance) Room lA '3800 West Chapman Avenue, Oranae. CA 92668. The sale will be made to the hilhest bidder. Payment must be by either (a) cash, (b) a cashier's check dt'r#n on a state °' national bank, (c) a check drawn by a state °' federal credit union, °' (d) a check drawn by a state °' federal savlnes and loan associ.t.lon, savinp assocl· ation, °' savines bank specified in Section 5102 of the CallfOfnia Financial Code and authorized to do business in California. Checks must be payable at the time of sale in lawful money of the United States of America. The sale will be made without covenant Of' warranty, express °' implied, reaarding the title, possession or liens. Continental Aullilial'J ComSNnJ is the substituted Trustee under the above Deed of Trust signed by Jack T. Lillard Jr., a married man as his sole and separate property and recorded on 07/13/83, as Instrument No. 83·299601 of Official Records, County of •Oran,., Calffiomia. ThM o.d al TtUlt -... to 1K1R en indlbeldws in .. of ............ M 1 •• ,,... ~las• A1111l1d11\ a nationll t.lldnl 111acilltion. Who acQUiNd a beMficW ............. al Anwlc:a NT & SA. a Trust8e, throuih mesne -~ You.,. in default tot faitirw to uny out~ obl'91tions under the Deed al Trust. The default wes r9COf'ded on 10/26/87, a Instrument No. 87-597133, "'Offtcial Recants"' the abolle county. More than thqe months ......... since the notice of defMttt WU recorded. ~ of the default. the Trustee will sell at pubtic auction to the hilhelt bidder the interest now held by the Trustee under the Deed of Trust on the followine described property located in the county of Oranae. CalifOfnia: PARCELi: Lot 20 of Tract 7638, in the City of Newport Beach, as per map recorded In Book 306, Paps 1-9, of Miscellaneous Maps, in the Office of the County Recorder of said County, 'AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN EXHIBIT 'A' CONSISTING OF ONE PAGE ATTACHED HERETO ANO MADE A PART HEREOF'. EXHIBIT "A" PARCEL 1: Lot 20 of Tract 7638, in the City of Newport Beach, as per map recorded in Book 306, Pages 1·9, of Miscellaneous Maps, In the office of the County Recorder of said County. EXCEPT all oil, eas and hydrocarbon substances and other mineral rlahts, without however, the riaht to enter the surfece ol uld lend dowrt to a diDa ol 500 ,_. tram .. surfece.....,,,. rlllrwd intlledeecl NCOfded May 10, 1973, In Boall lO&ll, Pall 264, Official Records. PAACEL2: Non-•c:luliw ... "** tot insreu and ..,... ower prw.te .,_.. n Mt forth in thole certain Declarlltion "' Collenantl. Conditiolll and ....... ic:ticNll recorded April 6, 1971, In look 9596, ,_ 902, Oflici9I Records and NCOlded NcMrnber 15, 1912, in Book 10427, ,,... 480, Official A9corcM. and ... idn'91 ... ttwwto. The add'9ll 01 attw common ~. if q , al the real property described above is purported to be: 20 Cherry Hills Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. The Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the address°' other common desianation, if any, shown in this notice. As al the date of the initial public:Mion of this Notice of Sale, the total amount al the unpaid balance ot the note(s) secuNd by the above Deed of Trust, with interest, as provided in the note(s), plus advances, if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, includine fees, charaes and expenses of the Trustee, is $749,850.47. The name, street address and telephone number of the Trustee °' other person conductine the sale is: Continental Auxiliary Company, 3800 W. Chapman Ave .. 7th Floor, Oranae. CA 92668, (714) 385-6084. Date: 03/ 18/88 Slened By: 0. Calvert, Trustee's Sale Officer 3-24 3-31 4.7 1250 Every 0'18 of our 5 1000 locatiai1S ac1-oss the USA generates its awn power. 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George Elkins Realty has been hetpmg people find the right homes for over 60 years. And to help even further, George Elkins has 1omed with RELO. a nat1onw1de network of realtors who specialize in helpine ease the transition of relocating, We will diract you to a Real Estate ProfeSStOnal an the area of your choice who wall discuss all your needs in detail. Go over community profiles. Provide you information on local schools. entertainment, shoppmg and everythmg else of interest to you. The George Elkins Company provides this service as a courtesy to our customers. Just call our office at (714) 759·9 l 00 and ask for our Relocation Specialist ( NEWPORT BEACH I VERSAILLES CONDO -You will love this 2 bd, 2 ba end untt with some bay view from master bedroom. Great buht-in storage in both bedroom closets. Mirrored doors. Neutral colors throughout Gate guarded com- munity pool, spa & clubhouse. Call now to see. $139.000 DRAMATIC DEANE TOWNHOME · location 1s paramount for this 2 bd. 2.5 bath home. Panaram1c view of golf course. mountains & custom home. Large l · shaped patio with a coun try-flowered garden & barbecue. A spacious hving room & dining room plus a f amity room· kitchen combo compliment this most desirable plan. $5 10.000 UPGRADED BA YRIDG.L CONDO · Gated communtty, 2 bdrm. 2 ba 11th~place. Lower C plan Lovely patio overlQiltsA I W open feehng. Well located for great parking. ~l ~00 NEWPORT HEIGHTS -Beautiful condo com plete- ly remodeled with brand new ca rpets/paint & tale. Dramatic hvang with floor to ce1hng fireplace. Private patlO, communtty pool. 2 large bedrooms. walk to everything. Pnced to sell at $139,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUTY · Decorated hke a dream. L1ght,.a1ry hvmg rm. with a floor to ce1hng fireplace. Overlooking communtty pool, 1 bdrm, walk to everything. Perfect starter or investor unit. Only $119.500. VIEW-OCEAN, BAY A HARBOR-NEW- PORT BEACH PENTHOUSE -Magnificent penthouse with spectacular view. One of the largest units in the Villa Balboa with a spacious family room livina/dm1ne area plus two bedrooms, den, cathedral cetlina. stlytichts and two larae decks. En;oy the secunty of a aated commumty and the care free life at the pool & spa or walk to the beach. CaU now for an appomtment. $410,000 CORONA del MAR I OCEAN-PAVILION · S~bolt\ and sunsets views from this 3 bedroo~ 3ath IM>M with pool and spa $495,000 LH ~ U I COSTA MESA ] COST A MESA -4 bd, 2.5 baths, f 1replace This home has abundant charm, as immaculate and in top cond1t1on. The family room 1s off of the kitchen and lovely large patio area. Best of all 1s the quiet family neighborhood with delightful ocean breezes. Call to view this exceptional value. Priced at $220.000. A GEM OF A HOMEI · located in a most desirable area of Costa Mesa. this home shows pride of ownership Custom cupboards. Fr. windows, lg country kit. hd wd firs. tile pavers, 2 fps. Won't last long. $295.000 SEEING IS BELIEVING! · Beautiful. spacious. 1,248 sq ft home. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. plus a cozy den that looks out to a covered veranda. Mobile home has had meticulous care with a new dishwasher and stove En1oy your own fenced yard/patio area to garden an. or play with a small pet. Situated m a ntce stable park with low, low space rent. Must be over 40. $54,000 ( HUNTINGTON BEACH I HUNTINGTON LANDMARK-ALL ADULT COllllUNITY · Extremely attractive & private upper 1 BO end untt condo o'lookina areenery & trees. Neutral colors. roomy walk·1n closet. & balcony are some of the features. If you are over SS. & would like a home tn this popular 1ate-1uarded complex with mult1·m1lllon dollar fac11tties. call soon. as this condo wttl sure to be snapped up. $84,900 I LAGUNA BEACH I PRIVATE ACCESS TO BEACH · Custom. contemporary home. 180 degree ocean views. 3 bd. 2 5 ba. security system. central vac. 6 yrs. new. Absolutely immaculate. Very motivated sellers. $4 75.000 LAGUNA BEACH Wood & glass home with exceptional quality and charm Absolutely beautiful custom built property with 4 bdrms. 21., baths spa coohng pond. built in BBQ area w refrigerator open beamed ceilings. cvstorn kitchen. skylights and a fabulous oceanv1ewing roof deck with complete cook center and more Offered at $449.000 I SPAIN COSTA DEL SOL VILLA IN MAABELLA- SPAIN -This Villa 1s built on 1') of an acre 3 bdrm 2 bath Property 1s located approx 15 mm. from Puerto Banus the M1lhona1re s playground in Europe This 1s a wonderful opportunity to own your vaca uon house in the part of Europe. where the weather as wonderful all year around Purchase alone or share with other couples and use 1t for business or family or both $155.000 INCOME EASTSIDE COSTA MESA DUPLEX- PRIDE -3 bdrm. 2 bath each Both units. fireplace & vaulted ce1hngs. Upper untt has its own sundeck ( 1.554 sq. ft ) . Custom built. only 7 yrs old pnvate yard. enclosed garages. Great area This deluxe building has 1ust been reduced. for 1_mmed1ate sale Now at $325 000 I RENTALS I LAGUNA BEACH Ocean excess 3 bedroom 2'1 bath home. Long term lease available $3000 Mo GARDEN GROVE · 1 bdrm. 2 carports Overlooks greenbelt w/streams & trees Near 22 FWY. shops. park. theater. hbrary. Security gated. Pool. spa Now vacant Lease $625 Mo. ,- . . r• 111-AP11l 7. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/OOSTA MESA NEWS-APll. I. 1• NOT1CI Of TIUl1ln SALi TIUITll UU NO. TO U42 IMP'OttTANT NOT1CI TO PWDT'Y OWHU: YOU AR£ IN DEFAULT UNDER A 0££0 Of TRUST, DATED June 5, 1985. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SAL£ IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST VOU. VOU SHOULD CON· TACT A LAWYER. On April 21, 1988, at 10:00 A.M., BURROW ESCROW CO., a California corporation as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded June 12, 1985, u inst. No. 85·213187, of Official R8COfds in the office of the County Recorders of Orange County, State of California, executed by DEAN B. PATION Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at time of sale in lawful money of the United States) at THE FRONT DOOR OF BURROW ESCROW CO .. 501 Parkcenter Or., Santa Ana, CA all right, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: LEGAL DESCRIPTION PARCEL l · That portion of lot 6 of Tract No. 9810, as shown on a map recorded in Book 420, Pages 39 and 40 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of said County, shown and defined as Unit 12 on a condominium plan recorded in Book 12874, Page 1131, Official Records. PARCEL 2 An undivided l I 14th interest in and to those portions of Lots 1 through 7 inclusive and lot A of Tract No. 9810. as shown on a map recorded in Book 420. Pages 39 and 40 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of said County, shown and defined as "Common Area'' on a condominium plan recorded in Book 12874, Page 1131, Official Records The street address and other common designation. 1f any, of the real property described above is purported to be. 2515 16th St., Newport Beach. CA. The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common designation, 1f any, shown herein. Said sale will be made. but without covenant or warranty, express or implied. regarding title, possession. or encumbrances. including fees. charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. to pay the remaining principal sums of the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust to wit: $32,044.27 plus interest thereon from 6112185 @ 11 % per annum as provided in said note(s) plus costs and any advances of $856 00 with interest. approximately. Exact opening bid may be obtained by calling the Trustee the day prior to the sale The beneficiary under said Deed of Trus1 heretofore executed and delivered to the undersigned a written Declaration of default and Demand for Sale, and a written Notice of Default and Election to Sell. The undersigned caused said Notice of Default and Election to Sell to be recorded in the county where the real property 1s located BURROW ESCROW CO. as said trustee. 501 Parkcenter Dr .. Santa Ana. CA 92705 (714) 558-9212 or (714) 871· 7050 By Cheryl Wyland 3/31 417 4/14 1273 NOTICE Of DEATH Of DOUGLAS JON RAUSCH AND OF PETITION TO ADMINISTER ESTATE To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and persons who may be o1herwise interested in the will or estate of DOUGLAS JOHN RAUSCH: A petition has been filed by DOUGLAS GILBERT in the Superior Court of ORANGE County requesting that MARY A MERCADO be appointed as personal representative to administer the estate of the decedent. A hearing on the pet1t1on will be held on 4·20-88 at l 45 PM in Dept 3 located at 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, CA IF YOU OBJECT to the gran1ing of the petition. you should either appear at the hearing and state your ob1ect1ons Of' ftle written ob1ections with the court before the hearing Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney If YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim wrth the court or present 1t to the personal representative appointed by the court w1thm four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the California Probate Code. The time for filing claims will not expire pnor to four months from the date ot the hearing noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the ftle kept by the court. If you are a person interested in the estate. you may serve upon the executor or administrator. or upon the attorney for the executor or administrator. and file wi1h the court with proof of service. a written request stating that you desire special notice of the filing of an inventory and appraise· ment of estate assets or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the California Probate Code Attorney for petitioner: GARZA. JURE & KING BY ELOISE GOMEZ REVES, 290 North 0 Street. Suite 800. San Bernardino, CA 9240 l Signed Douglas Gilbert, Petitioner This notice was mailed on 3122188 at San Bernardino. Cahfornia 3.31 4. 7 4·14 1265 8-53833 LIFE AND ACCIDlNT MD HEALTH SYNOPSIS Of THE ANNUAL ITATElllNT • YEM ENDED DECEll .. 31, 1•7 Amencan General Life Insurance Company ot New York, 300 South Stnt Street, Syracuse, New VC>f1t 13201·1456 Total ldmitted nsets $461,167,551 Total liabilities 422,909,581 C.pitel stocb 1,500,000 AaJeple wnt.·ins for other than specillt surplus funds Grou paid in and contributed surplus Aarepte specilll surplus Unallicned funds (surplus) 0.in (Lou) from opeqtlons lncNne (OecreaM) in Capital and Surplus durinc 1987 Insurance in Foree: Netionwide Accident & Health premiums Schedule H Insurance in Force· California Business Paae Accident and health premiums • 38,598,800 286,862 (2,126,692) 3.220,447 1,538,094 6,148,M6.000 791,370 63.108,720 Direct California Business Page 34. 795 We hereby cer1ify that the above items are in accordance with the Annual Statement for the year ended December 31, 1987 made to the lnsur•nce Comm1ss10ner of the State of Cal1fomia, pursuant to law. Signed Peter P Huff. President Signed. Walter P. Dohrmann, Secretary & Exec. VP 3-24 3·314.7 4.14 4·21 1242 llOftCa "",......UL.a T.t. .... f·tlMt ... I LeM .... 1141t4 YOU AM .. DRf'AUl T UH· OI" TME OHO Cl T.-UST DATED 41141111, UNLIM YOU TAM AC'TIQell TO ~ V0U" ~~RlY, ff MAY 8E SOLO AT A P0aJC SAU I# YOU NffO AH EXPLA· NA TlON OF ntE NA TUAf OF flif PAOCEfDeNG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A l.AW'Y£R Oft fttd.ty. ~. al t 00 P M Home Fecse.al S.vmgs And l~ AS$0Clall0fl, a Cot· pora11on, fOftnefty lenown ..s Hofne Fedetal Savings And loan A11oc:1a11o n ol San Diego. as Ttullee under a °'*' ot T11n1 dated 41t4/1J3, signed by Joseph .... hi and Es1e1a Mesh!, husband and wife and rec0tded 4122Jtl3, as Oocunwtnl 83·'71048 Book · P-oe · ol the Otllctal Re· cords o l Otange County, CA will sell al public auctioo 10 the htghesl bfdder lor CMSll 1n United Stain Dollars, al the North front entrance to lhe Counly Cow•~. 700 Civic Ceftler Onve West 1n 1twt Clly of S.nta Afta. Orange County, CA , 1111 uglll, 111le and 1nle11ts1 con~yed 10 and oow twkl by •I undef the deed ol lfust, lfl •he rut po~ly, chlllicnbed il5 Loi 53 ol Tr~I No 3Getl. in the C11y ot NewJ.!Orl Beach. County ol 0.ange, St.ile ol Caktorn1a, H per maf> recorded HI Book 93. p;aoes 9 , tO ond 1 t o f Miscellaneous Maps, in the Oll1C41 ol the Cuun1y Aec0tder ol said County Tiwt s1ree1 address Of 011\ef common designa1ton ol the 11bovc real property 1s kouwu lo ut0 as 2268 Golden Ctrcle, Newpoo Beacll, CA Tt11s ule will be made. w1111ou1 covenanl or war- ranty, exptessed or lrnplted, regarding title, po5senion, Of encumbrances. to pay the unpaid prlnc1pal sum ol 1178.~ 13, j)tuti "''-' - ptOYided '" the note secured by the deed ol trust, plus an addlt~ estwnated "'"'°""' of 13,tSIS 00 11 any, under the 1erms ol the deed ol trust <ind lees, cllargH aftd ex· PllftSH ol the Trustee The Lenderl8enehc1ary undef the deed ol trusl has s.gned '1nd dew.fed 10 the Trustee a Oec:t.rahcw1 of 0.- lault o l the ob Ilg at ions WIC\lted by the deed of trust, and a NotlCle ol O.INI and E lec:l IOfl Io Seti, wt11ch r ecotd- ed °" 12111111 as Ooc:\lment 87·893438, Book • Page • ol Otlicial Recofds ThtS sale WIK be conducted by Agency S.les And Pos11no whose adckess and pllone no is P 0' Box 60188. Sactamento, CA 9S880, (9Ul1488·2727 fOA IN· OUIAIES: (111) OO·UU. HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIA TlON, a CotporatlOfl, as Trustee, By A ndra R C hrist ophe•. Authou 1ed Signer. Date 312 tlh 3·31 4.7 4-14 1266 K-31141 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The followlna person is doing business as: CAP· TAIN BOMBAVS. 318 Via lido Nord, Newport Beach, CA 92663. Cofco, Inc.. a California corporation, Sandi Alex· ander Coffer, 318 Via lido Nord, Newport Beach, CA 92663. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. Signed: Cofco, Inc .• by: Sandi Alexander Coffer, Secretary treasurer This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar. 7, 1988. File No. F373710 3·17 3·24 3.31 4-7 1228 PUIUC NOTICE f1CTIT10US MlllNUS NAME ITATOllNT The followtn1 persons are doin1 business as: NEW· PORT CENTER CHIRO· PRACTIC, 369 San Miauel Or. Ste. 120, N.B .. CA 92660. Jay Merrill Yetes, 2108 Bastie, N.8 ., CA 92660. J. Paul Thomas, C11if. Chlroprectlc Corp., CA 92630. This business is con· ducted by a limited partner· ship. The re1l1trent com· menc:ed to nnsact buii· ness unctet the flctitlout business name or ,.,.,,. listed above on 3/21 /18. Silned: Jay Menilt Veta, o.c. This statement wn fited with the County Clef1( of Oranae County on M1rch 28. 1988. File No F375929 3/31 4/7 4/1 .. 4/21 1249 K·Hlat FICTITIOUS IUMfUS NAME ITATDllNT The followfn1 pertOnl ere doina buslneu as Pafn Ou Monde, 220 Marine, Balbo. Island, CA 92662. Scott MCVHn. 20355 Acacia. s..u Ana Helahts. CA92707. Sheron McY .. n, 20355 Acacia, Santa Ana He•ants. CA92707. This business is con· ducted by a husbend and wife. The re1istrant com· menced to transact buSI· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on4·1·88. (Signed) Scott S. Mcvean Sharon K. Mcvean This statement wes filed with the County Clerk of Oranse County on March 22, 1988. File No. F·375519 3/31, 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 1277 NOTlCEOf' APPLICATION TO SELL ALCOHOUC lllVEltAGU To Whom It May Concern: OLHA TS FOOD CORP. is applying to the Deptrtment of Alcoholic Beverage Con· trot to sell alcoholic bever· ages at 1000 N. Bristol St.. Suite 11, Newport Buch. 92660 with "41" ON SALE BEER & WINE (PUBLIC EA TING PLACE) license(s). 3.31 1271 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS ,.AME STATEMENT The following person is doing business as: OAT A PREP, 1506 Sandcastle Dr .• Corona del Mar. CA 92625. Concurrent Solutions, a California corporation, 1506 Sandcastle Drive, Cor· ona Del Mar. CA 92625. This business is con· ducted by a corporation. The registrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name lis1ed above on 3/17/88. Sisned: Con· current Solutions, By: W.S. Fujitsubo, President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar. 22, 1988. File No. F375396 3.31 4.7 4.14 4·21 1246 K·39113 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persons are doing business as RIDE· NOUR/EVANS • HESPERIA, 24221 Calle De La Louisa, Suite 308, Laguna Hills, CA 92653. l. Stephen Ridenour, 1110 Pinto Drive, la Habra Heights, CA 90631. Timothy J. Caldwell, 7 Petersburg, Irvine, CA 92720. This business is con. ducted by a general part· nership. The registrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 3/17/88. (Sianed) l. Stephen Ridenour This statement was filed with the County Clertl of Orange County on March 21, 1988. File No. F-375321 3/31 , 417. 4/14, 4/21 1279 K·lllll ITATDmnOF MMDOllHINT .,,.,.. f'ICllllOUI ...... NW ITATllmfT The followln1 persons have lbendonld the UM cl the fictitk>u1 bu1inu1 rwne DOLLY ET. CJ[. 384 Forest Ave., #9, La1un• 8"ch, CA 92651. The fictitious business rwme1•1•tDabolMWIM fit.d on 12/20/12 In the County of ar... ~ File No. F·205114. Carmen M. Helldencw1, ~ 8rooM ..... u.u. BMch, CA 92631. Madeline Ferber, 520 Brooks Street, La1un1 Buen, CA 92631. This business was con· ducted by • 1tneral part. nership. (Sl1ned) Carmen M. Henderson Medeline Ferber This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oran,e County on March 22, 1988 3/31. 4n , 4;14 4/21, 128' C....11 .... llOTICI • llATH Oii _.. ....... MD OF NllllON TO ADHlft•TU UTATE To 111 heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contlnaent CreditOI'$, Ind persons who ~ be othenwise Interested in the will or ntMe of ROBERT SWAIN YOUNG: A petition has been filed by CINDY W. BAILEY in the Superior Court of ORANGE County requntinc that CINDY W. BAILEY be appointed 1$ perse>NI r.-esentative to administer the estate of the decedent. • The petition requests authority to administer the estate under the Independent Administration of Estates Act. A hearing on the petition will be held on 4/20/88 at 1:45 PM in Dept. #3 located at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTAANA, CA. . IF YOU 08JECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearina and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. If YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the California Probate Code. The time for filing claims will not expire prior to four months from the dale of the hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person Interested in the estate, you m1y serve upon the executor or administrator, or upon the attorney for the executor or ldministrator. and file with the court with proof of service, a written request statina that you desire speci•I notice of the filing of an inventory and appraise· ment of estate assets or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the California Probate Code. Attorney for petitioner: E. AVERY CRARY OF MESERVE, MUMPER, & HUGHES, 5190 CAMPUS DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660. This notice was malled on 3/25/88 at SANTA ANA. California. 3.314.7 4·14 1275 cnab 3 139190 NOTICE OF DEATH OF RALPH HURtCI SAMPSON AND Of PETITION TO ADlllNtSTER ESTATE To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contingent creditors, and persons who may be otherwise interested 1n the will or estate of RALPH HERRICK SAMPSON, ALSO KNOWN AS RALPH H. SAMPSON: A petition has been filed by EDITH SAMPSON WOOD ANO JULIA SAMPSON HAYWARD in the Superior Court of ORANGE County reQuestina tha1 EDITH SAMPSON WOOD ANO JULIA SAMPSON HAYWARD be appointed as personal repre5entative to administer the estate of the decedent. The petition requests authority to administer the estate under 1he Independent Administra1ion of Estates Act. A hearing on the petition will be held on 4/20/88 at 1:45 PM in Dept. #3 located at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA 92701. If YOU OBJECT to the granting of the petition, you should either appear at the hearing and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearing. Your appearance may be in person or by your attorney. If YOU AIE A Cl£DnOlt or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your claim with the court or present it to the personal representative appoin1ed by the court within four months from the da1e of first issuance of letters as provided in section 700 of the California Frobate Code. The time for filinc claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are • person interested in the estate, you may serve upon the executor or administrator, or upon the attorney for the executor or ldministrator, and file with the court with proof of service, a written request statinc that you desire special notice of the filina of an inventory and appraise- ment of estate 1ssets or of the petitions or accounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the Cahfomia Probete Code. Attorney for petitioner: PETER C. BRADFORD, 610 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE, SUITE #1550, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660. This notice was mailed on 3125188 at SANTA ANA. California. 3'·31 4-7 •·14 1269 CHU #IC·39155 NOTICI Of DEATH OF I09DT LOWW. HIX AND OF PITiliOff TO ADlllNllTD UTATE To 111 heirs, beneficieries. creditors, continrent creditors, end penons who may be otherwise interested 1n the will or estate ot ROBERT LOWELL HIX, AKA ROBERT L HIX ANO ROBERT HIX: A petition has been filed by ROBERT C. LANCE In the Superior Court of ORA~GE County requestJn1 that ROBERT C. LANCE be 1ppoinled as personel represen. mti¥e to .ctmlnister the -... of the cMcedent. The petition rtQUeSts ~to administer the estate under the lndlpencMnt Administration ot E..._ Act A heerins on the petition will be hekt on '120/88 at l ;45 PM in Dept. 13 loc8ted .t 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA. W YOU ~ eo the srantl"I of the petition, you should ... ...., .. the hMri"I and ..... YoUf obtecttol• or Ne wriftln ob;ectionl with the court b9lorw the ....,..,._ Your ~ may be In ""°" or by ~~ W .,. A CllDl1al °' • ~ Cf9ditor of ... -··· • d. '°" mutt .... ,...,, dliln ........ court Grllflltntlttothl .... ,... .................. ~ tNCDU11wllhin '°"'"'°""' nmthe ... oftlrtl ~ d .....,. • PftHided in ldoft 700 d lw Celifornla ,...... Code. The...,. for ...... dMnl wlll not ...... prior to four months from the ... al the ........ noticed ... YOU llAY DAMI• the file Mc1t ~ the court. " you "9 I pert0n ... "'8id In the ...... ,OU may WW upon the ew:utot or ldmfnillr .eor. or upon the lletof 1-, for the aecutor or administtaw, and file wtth the COUt1 wtth proof of MMce,. written request ... ,,. that you deli,. special notice of the fll•nc o1 en inve.ltof'I and apsnlM. ment of estate essets or of the petitions or eccounts mentioned in sections 1200 and 1200 5 of the Califom11 Problte Code. Attorney for petitioner. WIUIAM A. FAZIO, INC,~ E LA HABRA 8LVO I LA HABRA, CA 90631 This notice wn mailed on 3/25/88 It SANTA ANA. Ca1tforni1. 3·31 4.74~14 1268 PCllUOUI MJllFIDI NWITATWJIT The ~loWi"I penon Is doir'I business n : ORIENT HANDEL, 2421 E. Coest Hwy., Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Hashem M. Kermani, 1045 Wallace Ridee. Bev. Hills, CA 90210. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istr1nt com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 3/24/88. Si1ned: Hashem M. Kerrnani This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Mar. 24, 198&. File No. F375640 4.7 4-14 4·21 4-28 1272 FICTITIOUS 8USINUS NAME STATDl£NT The folloWine persons are doina business as: ZAM· BUFF COMPUTER SYS· TEMS INC., 2115 Shering- ton Pl. #D·315, N.B. 92663. Bahman Zamanlan, 2115 Sherinaton Pl. #D-315. N.B., CA 92663. Fassil Michael Befekadu, 212B 29th St., N.B., CA 92663. This business is con· ducted by co-partners. The reaistrant com- menced to transact busi· oess under the fictitious business name listed above on 3/31 /88. Signed: Bah· man Zamanian. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Apr. 4, 1988. Fiie No. F376598 4.7 4.14 4-21 4-28 1295 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAiil STATEMlNT The folloWinc persons are dolne business as: NEW· PORT EXECUTIVE CUSTOM AUTO DETAILING, 3811 River Ave., Newport Beach, CA92663. Michael lee Cresse, 3811 River Ave., Newport Beach, CA 92663. Christian·Damien Oratty McClung, 35 Seascape Dr .. Newport Beach, CA 92663. · Laurence Holmes VI , 317 E. 22 St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627. This business is con- ducted by a general part· nership. The registrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 4/1/88. Signed: Lau· rence Holmes VI. This statement was filed with the County Clertt of Orange County on Apr. 4, 1988. File No. F376597 4.7 4-14 4·21 4·28 1296 F1CT1TIOUI BUSINESS NAME STATDllNT The followina persons are doina business as: SHORE· LINE PAClFIC DEVELOP· MENT, 3334 East Coast Hiahwly, Suite 200. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. Wllli1m R. Edwards, 234 East 17th St. #205, Costa Mesa, CA 92627. Stephen T. Irwin, 436 Cambridp, Costa Mesa. CA 92627. This business is con· ducted by a eeneral part· l"ership. The re1istr1nt com- menced to transact busi· nus under the fictitious business neme listed above on Feb. 12, 1988. Sitned: William R. Edw8rds. This ~ -. flt.d with the County c~ of °'*"" County on Mar. 29, 1988. file No. f3762 l 5 4-7 •·14 4-214-28 1290 ftCithOUI Mflllll• NAMllTAYWT The flllDwk• '*'°" it dohte bullneaa n : CUS. TOM FINtSH COMPANY, 1152 ... -.. Com ...... CA92G6. ,...,,_ N. ,,.._, 1152 Slltfm Aw .• CG1U Mele, CA92626. This butlnest 11 con- dUd9d ~.., lndMdual. The r•clstrant com· menced to transect busi- ness under the fict•tiOUs business neme ltsted abovw on 3·30-88. Sicned: Jefhy NF~. Ttus statement was filed wtth the County Clerk of OrltWI County on Apr. 4, 1918 Fit. No. f376599 4-7 4-14 4·21 4·28 1~2 TAClll:ll• .............. ICl._Of,..,... IMI a.-• ......... Ul7..,....... co... , ......... uu UlllT CODI L COMMERCE BANK as duly appointed Trustee uodef the talawq dncribed deed of trust WIU SELL AT pUIUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (en the farms which .. e.wtul-"* in the Unillld St.8tn) fl/ltd/or the cashiet's, certified 0t other checks specified In CMI Codi Section 2924tt (Payable In full It the time ol .... ) .,, riCht. title and Int.rest conveyed to and now Nkt ~ it under Mid Deed of Trust in the property .........., described: TftUSTOR: HARRAH CORPORATION BENEFICIARY: COMMERCE BANK recorded April 9, 1986 as Instr. No. 86·141058 of Official Recotds in the office of the Recorder of Oranae County; said deed of trust describes the following: A ~ interest in and to the following described property: Lot 37 of Tract No. 4003, in the City of Newport a.ch, County of Oranae, State of California as per map recotded in Book 188, Paaes 13 through 19 inclusive of MiSCl811aneous Maps, in the Office of the County Recorder of said County. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED 4/07/86. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 37 Unda Isle, Newport Beach, CA 92660 "(If a street address or common designation of property is shown above, no warranty is given as to its complete· ness or correctness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust, by reason of a breach or default in the obliaation secured thereby, heretofore ellecuted and delivered to the undersianed a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sale, and written notice of default and of election to cause the undersigned to sell said property to satisfy said obliaations, and thereafter the undersigned caused said notice of default and of election to be recorded December 28, 1987 as Instr. No. 87·710709 of Official Records in the office of the Recorder of Orange County; Said Sale will be made. but without covenant or warranty, etpress or implied, reaardina titJe possession, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust, with interest as in said note provided, advances, if any, under the terms of s.id Deed of Trust, fees, charges and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be held on: April 27, 1988, at 1 :30 p. m. in the lobby to the building l~ed at 601 South Lewis Street, Orange, California 92668 At the time of the initial publication of this notice, the total amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption secured by the above described deed of trust and estimated oosts, eJtpenses, and advances is $114,200.53. It is possible at the time of sale the opening bid may be less than the total indebtedness due. If available, the expected opening bid may be obtained by callina the followina telephone numbers on the day before the sale: (714) 385·4837 or (213) 627·4865 Date: March 31, 1988 COMMERCE BANK as said Trustee, By T.D. SERVICE COMPANY, agent By Chris Oemlow, Asst. Vice President, 601 South Lewis St .. Oranae. CA 92668. (714) 385-4700 4n 4/144121 NOTICE Of TitUSTtFS SALE T .S. NO ..... 7429 25499 1294 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST DATED August 4, 1987. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On April 29. 1988, at 11:30 A.M., MORTGAGE FORE· CLOSURE SERVICES, INC., as duly appointed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded 8·25·87, as inst. No. 87·481935, of Official Records in the office of the County Recorder of ORANGE County. State of C.lifornia, executed by Wayne L Pedersen and Marlene M. Pedersen, husband and wife as j0tnt tenants as Trustor, WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (payable at the time of sale 1n lawful money of the United States) at main north entrance to the County Courthouse, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, State of California all ri&ht, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and State described as: LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lots946 and 947 ofTract No. 907, in the" city of Newport Beach, in the county of Orange, state of California, as shown on a map recorded in Book 28, Pages 25 to 36 inclusive, of miscellaneous maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said County toaether with the northwesterly 17 feet that portion of Via Genoa adjoining said land on the southeast abandoned by resolution of the City Council of the city of Newport Beach, a certified copy of which resolution was recorded June 10, 1953 1n Book 2518, Pqe 348, Official Records. The street address and other common desianation, if 1ny, of the real property described above is purported to be: 225 VIA GENOA. NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92663 The undersisned Trustee disclaims any liability for any inc:orrectness of the street address and other common desilNtion, if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without ccwenant or ..,.,.._, •Pf9SS or implied, reprd1na titJe, possession, "' encumbranc:es, to pay the remainina principal sum of the note(s), secured by said Deed of Trust witt'l Interest thereon, as provided in said note(s), advance$, if any, under the terms of said Deed of Trust, tees. charaes 1nd ~ ol the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The total 1mount of the unpaid balance of the obliption MCunld ~ the property to be sold Ind 1'9HONble estifMled costs, expenses and advances at the bme of Initial publication of the Notice of Sale Is $388,560.61. The Beneficiary under said Deed~ heretofore eucuted anc:t delivered to the u • a written Oedenltton of Default and Demand for Sa•. Ind 1 written Natic:e ol Default and Election to SeU The underlilned cauMd Yid Nodce of Default and Election lo Sell to be NCOrded in the county where the rNI property 1s loc:Med. Olla: lO MAR 88 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SERVICES, fNC., TRUSTEE. BY IP£CIALIZEO, INC., AS AGENT FOR SAID TRUSTEE. JCMOITATE STRUT, SANTA BARIMA. CA 93105. (I05) m.a1G1 IY: ._£ CARtlOll. ~SALE om:-76 417 '-'1• 4121 1293 IPM. 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS .... Lt• ,_Ill Sianed. Pierre Gene business name l_iseld ~ 815 ,...J_ Slrllll. ~ cmna.m.121111 NOTICI.,.,.,... UL.I • TaUllU Ud lllO.: 17·11S7 YOU AR£ IN DUAUt.T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST, DATED AS SHOWN Ba.OW. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAU. If YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PAOCaOING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. A public auction to tM hichelt bidder for calh, cashier's check drwn on 1 st.ta or Mtional bank, a check drawn by a stMe °' federal cl9dit union, ot a check df'llWft by a ute or federal savinca and 1oer1 ISIOciltion. AVinas asioeiation, or savinp bank specified in Section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business in this state will be held by the duly appointed trustee as shown beW>w, of all riatrt, tide, and interest conveyed to and now held by the trustee in the hereinafter described property under and pursuant to a Deed of Trust described below. The sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express or implied, rqardin& title, possession, or encumbrances, to pay the remaining principal sum of the note(s) secured by the Deed of Trust. with interest and late charaes thereon, as provided in the note(s), advances, if any, under the terms of the Deed of Trust, interest thereon, fees. charaes, and ex~nses of the Trustee for the total amount (at the time of the initial publication of the Notice of Sale) reasonably estimated to be as set forth below. The amount may be greater on the day of sale. ·Trustor: MARCIA 0. WEISS, A SINGLE WOMAN ANO J. MICHAEL DUGAN. A SINGLE MAN ·Duly Appointed Trustee: SMS TRUST DEED SERVICE ·Trust Deed Date: 8·13·86 ·Rec01ding Date: 8·15-86 ·Instrument Number: 86-365574 ·Recorded in County of: ORANGE, State of California ·Date and Time of Sale: May 4, 1988 ·at 9:45 AM -Place of Sale: at the main (north) entrance to the County Courthouse, 700 Civic Center Drive West, Santa Ana, California -Estimated Sale Amount: 176,510.29 ·Legal Description of Property: EXHIBIT "B" LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Parcel 1, Lot 70 of Tract No. 3162, in the city of Newport Beach, county of Orange, state of California, as shown on a map recorded in Book 95, Pages 16, 17 and 18, of miscellaneous maps, in the office of the County Recorder of said County. Except therefrom all oil, gas minerals and other hydrocarbons, below a depth of 500 feet, without the right of surface entry, as re5erved in instruments of record. Except therefrom all oil, gas, mineral and other hydrocarbons, as reserved in instruments of rec«d. Parcel 2: An easement for road and public utility purpo$es, over Lot A of Tract No. 3162. as shown on a map recorded in Book 95, Paae (S) 16. 17 and 18, OF MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, IN THE OFFICE Of THE COUNTY RECORDER OF SAID COUNTY, TO BE USED IN COMMON WITH THE OWNERS OF LEASEHOLD ESTA TES IN SAID TRACT. ·Street Address of Property: 5205 Udo Sands Drive (or Other Common Designation, 1f Any) Newport Beach. CA92663 The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and other common desianation, if any, shown above. If no street address or other common designation is shown, directions to the location of the property may be obtained by sending a written request to the beneficiary within 10 days of the date of first publication of this Notice of Sale. ·DATE: 3-J0..88 SMS TRUST DEED SERVICE. 7411 Lorge Ctr. Hunting· ton Beach, CA 92647, (714) 842·91l1 By: DONNA S. BROELL, S. TRUSTEE'S SALE OFFICER, AUTHORIZED SIGNA. TU RE. 417 4/14 4/21 1298 FCS #88-01261 NOTICE Of TRUSTEE'S SALE On April 27, 1988 at 11:00 a.m. First American Title Insurance Company, a California corporation as Trustee, or Successor Trustee or Substituted Trustee. of that certain Deed of Trust executed by SHANTI S. DEWAN, RENU DEWAN, ANAND S. DEWAN and NIVEDIT A DEWAN, PATIO CAFE PARTNERSHIP. A Califom1a Partnership, and recorded June 11, 1986 as lnstsrument No 86-245187, of Official Records of Orange County. California. and pursuant to that certain Notice of Default 'hereunder recorded January 6, 1988 as Instrument No 88·006113. of Official Records of said County, will under and pursuant to said Deed of Trust sell at pubhc auction for cash, lawful money of the United States of Amenca, a cashier's check payable to said Trustee drawn on a state or national bank. a check drawn by a state or federal credit union, or a check drawn by a state or federal savings and loan association, or savings bank specified 1n section 5102 of the Financial Code and authorized to do business m this state, at the main entrance to First American Title Insurance Company located at 114 East Fifth Street. m the city of Santa Ana, California all that r1aht, title and interest conveyed to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated 1n said County and State described as: lots 1 and 2 in Block 219 of Section a Newport Beach. as Shown on a map recorded in Book 4. paae 21, Miscellaneous maps, records of Orange County, CalifO<· ma. Name and address of the beneficiary at whose request the sale is being conducted: Francis A. Ursini, 1803 Hummif\8bird Drive, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Direct>ons to the above property may be obtained by requestinc same in wntinc from the beneficiary within 10 ci.ys from the first publication of this notice. S.id sele will be made without OOYenant or warranty, express °' imptied, as to title, possession or encumbran· ces to Slt1Sfy the unpaid balance due on the note°' notes secured by said Deed of Trust to wit $176,458 84, plus the followin1 estimllted costs, expenses and advances at the time of the initial publicltion of this Notice of Sale: $2,734.21 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. DATED June 9, 1986. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP£RlY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPl.ANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE ~EEOING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a Cahfornla corporation -Pat Sindt, Authorized OHteer, 114 East fifth Street, Santa Ana. California 92701, (714) 558-3211 DATED: March 31, 1988 4/14/14 4/21 nc11reou1.,..... MMl ITATIMINY TMfdlowilll.,.,_..,_ dcMftl Minas a : ITZA DIU. 120 w. Wt Sl. Sera Ma.CAll101. ,._,. 0-.. Boursse'. 1297 228~ P9arl Alllt , S.I~ Is • CA92662. Oou1tas Dawi1, 27916 Pett•. Minion Villio. CA 92612. Thia IMaiineu t1 con· duc'8d ~ co-partners. Bo&nse' on 3121188. Sianed: SOC a..ch,c; 92MO. This ~ was filed DEVELOPMENT LIMITED Arno F C'*'-1, 1535 with the County Cl-" of PARTNERSHIP, 1 Oelanre ~Vista, Swl etemeru. Or.,. County on Mar. 11. limftled partnership &v: SOC C.. 1988. MaNpment, a C.lifomia This business is con· File No. F374359 corporation, its General ®cted by a limited pattnet· +7 4·14 4-21 4-28 1291 Partner. By. James C. Wit· ship flCTITIOUI .... Ell NAMl ITATIMINT The followinc person Is doinc business n ; LC. COF· FEE COMPANY, 14955 Hott Ave .• Suite 0·3, Tustin 92680. Linda Lee Camac, 235 Oranae St., Newport Beach, CA92663. This business is con· ducted by an individual. Signed. Linda L Camac. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Apr. 4, 1988. File No f376600 4-74·14 4·21 4·28 1289 NOTICE Of 0£.ATH OF FERN UYllOND mn£ aka~ UYllONDANO Of P£T1T10N TO ADMINISTU ESTATE C... No. A142499 To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors and contingent creditors of FERN RAY· MONO STEELE aka FERN RAYMOND and persons who may be otherwise inter. ested in the will and/or estate: A petition has been filed b• · Patrick S. Steele in the Superior Court of Orange County reQuestine that Patrick S. Steele be appointed as personal representative(s) to admin· 1ster the estate of FERN RAYMOND STEELE aka FERN RAYMOND The petition reQuests authority to administer the estate under the lndepend· ent Administration of Estates Act with full author· ey under the act The petition is set for hearina in Dept. No. l at 700 Civic Center Or West, Sant.a Ana, CA 9270 l on April 27, 1988, at 1:45 PM. If YOU OBJECT to the 1rantina of the petition, you should either appear at the hearin1 and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hurin1. Your appearance may be in per· son or by your attorney IF' YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the deceased, you must file your clalm with the court or present 1t to the personal representative appointed by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of fetters as provided m Section 700 of the Probate Code of Cahfor· n1a The time for filing claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the hearing noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the hie kept by the court If you are interested m the estate, you may serve upon the executor or administrator. or upon the attorney for the ellecutor or administrator. and ftle with the court with proof of sev1ce, a wntten request stating that you desire special notice of the filing of an mventory and appra1sement of estate assets or of the petJtt0ns or accounts mentioned 1n Sec· hons 1200 and 1200.5 of the Caltfom1a Probate Code Patnck S Steele. Pet1hon· er(s} ROBERT P HESS, Esq , Hill, FARRER & BURRILL. Attorney(s) for Petition· er(s), 445 S. f11ueroa St 34th Flr • Los Angeles. CA 9Q07.l 81243 000363 4n 4114 v21 l~ 1300 FlC Ii I IOUI 8USPtESS MANI ITATDllNT The followina persons are doin& business as. SOC/ McKINLEY.CORONA, 1601 AllOCado. Newport a.ch, CA 92660 JAMESC WATSON, 1601 Avodaco. Newpof1 Beach. CA92660 DAVID E SIGMOND, 1601 Avocado. Newport Buch, CA92660 SOC DEVELOPMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, a Delaware hm1tf!d partner· ship, 1601 AVOQdo, New· Pott Beach, CA 92660 Tht1 Business 1' con· ducted by • ...,.. P9't· ,.,.,.,, Thtt ,....strant COnt· mmad tD nwt buli-,_ unc9lr tM fldftioul son, Vice-Pres. The re1isttant com· This stMement was filed menoed \lo transact busi· with the County Clef'k of ness under the fictitious Oranee County on Mar. 29, business name listed abow 1988. on October l, 1987. File No. f376067 Sicned. Stephen M. Zamu· 4.7 4-14 4-214·28 1301 cen l(.3122A f'ICTIT10UI llUSIMSS NAME ITATOIENT The followin1 persons are doin1 business as: LA MIR· ADA HILLS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, 19 Corporate Pfaza, Newport Beach. Cah· fornia 92660 Chevron Land and Devel· opment Company, a Dela· ware corporation, 18010 Skypark Circle, #200, Irvine, California 927 U · 6909 The Wilham Lyon Com- pany, a Cal1forn1a corpora· t1on. 19 Corporate Plaza. Newport Beach, California 92660. This Business 1s con· ducted by a general part· nership The registrant com· menoed to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on July l, 1987. Signed: GENERAL PARTNERS: CHEVRON LAND ANO DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, a Delaware corporation, By J A Hoyal, Its. Assistant Secretary, THE WI LLIAM LYON COMPANY. a Caltfor· ma corporation. By· !"?"??, Its: Vice President. By Jus· tine Black, Its' Asst Secre· tary. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on Mar 28, 1988 Fite No. F375923 4-7 4-14 4-21 4-28 1302 IC-39334 F1CTIT100S IUSINUS NAME STATEMENT The following person 1s doing business as DAISY VII ASSOCIATES, LT D .. DAISY VIII ASSOCIATES. L TO.. DAISY IX ASSO· CI A.TES. LTO ; DAISY X ASSOCIATES. l TO , DAISY XI ASSOCIATES. LTD . 4120 Birch Street, Suite 104. Newport Beach, CA 92660 JOHN KONWISER, 1907 Bayadere Terrace, Corona del Mar CA 92625 This business 1s con· ducted by a limited par1ner· ship The registrant com· menced to transact bus1· ness under the f1ctit1ous business name or names hsted above on 9/ 1177 Signed John Konw1ser General Partner This statement wa s filed with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar 30, 1988 File No f376335 4.7 4-14 4 21 4-28 1305 K-39335 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persons are doing business as LIDO DELI AND CATERING CO . 351 Hospital Road, Suite #105, Newport Be.ach, CA 92663 Greg Chinarian, 5606 Palm, Whttt1er. CA 90601 Ant Ch1narian, 5606 Palm. Whittier, CA 90601 This Business is con ducted by husband and wife Signed· Grea Chinar· 1an This statement was Med with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar 30. 1988. File No F376334 4·7 4-14 4-21 4·28 1306 PUBUC NOTIC£ FlCT1l10US IUllNUS NAIK ITATElllNT The followm1 persons are do1na business as CPA INVESTMENTS XI, CENTER STREET GARDEN APTS , 2222 Martin Street. Suite 260, Irvine, California 92715 Stephen M. Zamucen, This statement WIS filed with the County Cieri! of Oranae County on Nov. 2. 1987 file No. F360039 11/5, 11/12. 11 /19, 11126. 1987 417, 1988 0841 K-39332 STATEMENT OF ABANDONMENT Of USE Of FICTtTIOUS BUSINESS NAii£ The following person has abandoned the use of the fict1t1ous business name LAGUNA SHORES REAL TY CO .. 419 N. Pacific Coast Highway, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 The fict1t1ous business name referred to above was filed on November 21.1985 m the County of Orange, Or1g1nal File No f292908/ Watt Timeshare, Inc , 2716 Ocean Park Blvd .. Santa Monica, CA 90405, a California corporation. This business was con· ducted by a corporation Siened· Watt T 1meshare, Inc . By: Judith M. Hane/ Secretary. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Mar 30. 1988. 4.7 4.)4 4·21 4-28 1307 l -39lll ncnnous BUSINESS NAiil STATEMENT The following person is domg business as· PACIFIC DIVERSIFIED INVEST· MENTS, 2725 W Coast Highway, Newport Beach, California 92660 David Alan Jones. 718 Harbor Island Dnve, New· port Beach. California 92660 This Business is con· ducted by an 1ndivtdual The registrant com menced to trans~ bus1 ness under the hct1t1ous business name hsted aboVe on Jan 4, 1988 Signed David A Jones This statement was ftled with the County Clerk of Orange County on Mar 30 1988 f ile No F376235 •7•·144·21428 1303 K·39333 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following person is don1g business as DAISY XIX ASSOC IA TES. L TO . 4120 Birch Street, Suite 11104. Newport Beach CA 92660 JOHN KONWISER. 1907 Bayadere Terrace. Corona del Mar, CA 92625 This business is con ducted by a hm1ted partner· ship The registrant com· menced to transact buSJ· ness under the t1ct1t1ous business name listed above on 12117181 Signed John Konw1ser. General Partner This statement was filed with t~ County Clerk of Oranae County on Mar 30. 1988 Fite No F376233 4.7 4·14 4·21 4·28 1304 K·393'0 NOTIC£ Of APPllCATK* FOtt CHANGE tN °""°'""Of Al.COHOUC llVOAGE LICIW 3·31·88 To Whom It May Concern DOVE STREET CAFE ts appfy1na to the. Department of Alcoholte ~ Con· trol to sell atcohohc t>ever· a1ft at 166Q Oolte St . Sutte 8. Newport Beach. 92660 with "47" ON SALE G~NERAL PUBLIC EA TING PLACE lioenM(s) 417 1299 ntEAMERJCAN HE.ART ASSCDA110N MEMCmAl.MPAMe , . .. ' ' I ' - . . ' r ·. r ' .. ,. •a 1. t• THE NEWPORT WNICOITA MESA NEWI•--• NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE CORNER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 COt.DWILL IANfll ll M SIHllTIAL Ill Al l iTATI Hllv1cn THE 1 COMPANY IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS f.ORONA OEL MAR IAIDCASTLE 1211.111 LUXURY SINGLE LEVEL CONDO, PRIVATE YARD, CUSTOM INTERIORS, PLANTATION SHUTTERS, TWO MASTER SUITES, COMM. POOL ANO SPA! JASlllE CREEK 1495.• SUPERB OCEAN VIEW LOCATION, CUSTOMIZED CONDO, REMODELED KITCHEN + BA TH ROOMS, OFF-WHITE CARPETS, LARGE PATIO. IRVINE TERRACE 1541,900 BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM HOME BUil T AROUND A LOVELY COURTYARD + SPA, VAULTED CEILINGS WITH SOME OCEAN VIEW. WALKING DISTANCE TO BALBOA + NEWPORT CENTER. HARBOR VIEW HILLS 1595,000 CHOICE LOCATION ON LOVELY GREENBELT FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL 3 BR 21h BA CUSTOM HOME. TASTEFULLY DECORATED, VERY LIGHT AND OPEN OLDE CDI 1835,080 SUPERBLY DESIGNED NEW SPACIOUS DUPLEX SO. OF PCH. QUALITY FEATURED THRUOUGHT. 2 BR. DEN, FR, 3 BA + 2 BR, 2 BA & 4 CAR PKING. , RARE OPPORTUNITY! UllOll VIEW MILLI 1151.IOI EXPANSIVE 2 STORY FAMILY HOME ON EXTRA LG LOT. ADDED BONUS ROOM OVERLOOKS SPAR- KLING POOL & SPA. SITUATED ADJACENT TO PARK ON QUIET ST. OLDE Cll 1131.• THIS 4-YEAR-OLD CORNER' HOME HAS IT ALL. INCLUDING 3 BR, 3 BA. LIBRARY OR FOURTH BR & FR, PLUS MANY CUSTOM FEATURES. CAIEO SHIES 1729,500 A UNIQUE COMBINATION OF LOCATION, DESIGN & VALUE CAN BE HAO IN THIS 3 BR HOME COMPLETE WITH A MARVELOUS COASTAL VIEW. IRVINE TERRACE 1735.080 DYNAMIC DAY & NITE VIEW FROM THIS EXCITING CUSTOM HOME-GORGEOUS COURTYARD WI POOL. FORMAL OR,' LIBRARY. THIS 3 BR OFFERS COMFORT, STYLE & EXCITEMENT. '"ll.All lllll 1731 ... NIGHT LIGHTS, MOUNTAIN ANO CANYON VIEWS. TOTALLY CUSTOMIZED COURTYARD, MEDITER- RANEAN STYLE HOME WITH FRENCH DOORS IN EVERY ROOM. 1n1LA11 11.1•.111 FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY. EXPANSIVE VIEW PARCEL HIGH ABOVE All OF NEWPORT + COM. CREATE YOUR OWN ESTATE AT CUL-DE-SACS ENO. 2 LARGE LOTS. OLDC. 12 .•• ATTN: YACHTSMEN! 1 ST HOUSE YOU SEE WHEN COMING INTO JETTY. VIEW FROM 100 FT FRONT ROW OCEAN LOCATION. BAY FRONTS U• 14•.111 GORGEOUS, SOPHISTICATED BA YFRONT PENT- HOUSE WITH CONTEMPORARY FLAIR. SPACIOUS ROOMS HAVE PANORAMIC VIEWS OF BAY, OCEAN & MOUNTAINS. DOVEi lllOllES 1711,0GO LOVELY BAYFRONT HOME, DOCK + PRIVATE B~CH. 5 BR, FAMILY AND KITCHEN COMBO. DEN/ LIBRARY, SEPARATE MASTER SUITE. PEllllllULA POlllT I 1, 141,000 FANTASTIC HARBOR + NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS ACROSS WIDEST BAY LOC. CHARMING 2-STY BA YFRONT WITH 3 BR + NEW KITCHEN. WATER- FRONC+ SLIP FOR 40' BOAT. IAYFR T I 1.515.a A BAYF NT HACIENDA WITH A UNIQUE COM- BINATION OF LOCATION, DESIGN+ VALUE. 4 BR + GUEST QUARTERS, DEN, OR, FR MAKE THIS A TAUL Y EXCITING HOME. ~u~ RM• SPECTACULAR, CONTEMPORARY, REMODELED, BAYFRONT, EUROPEAN KITCHEN, 4 BR 5¥1 BA, TURNING BASIN, VIEW, LG SUP+ SOUTH PATIO. IAYIHOIEI 13,711.• FABULOUS ONE-OF-A-KIND BAYFRONT WITH GRASSY LAWN/HUGE TREE, OVERSIZED DECK, 3 SLIPS, CHARMING "OLD NEWPORT" ON 1 ¥1 BA YSHORE LOTS. OTHER AREAS COSTA 'EU l1H.• FABULOUS NEARLY NEW 3 BR, 3 BA TOWNHOUSE IN NEWPORT HEIGHTS. CLOSE TO PARK, SCHOOL. SMOPS, SOARING 2 STORY LIVINGROOM, BRICK FIREPLACE. EAITllDE COSTA IEU 1111.181 GREAT STARTER HOME. 3 BR 1 BA. VERY LARGE YARD WITH HARDWOOD DECK, GREEN HOUSE, AND LOTS OF FRUIT TREES. IAICll IAI JUQ111 am.• STUNNING GOLF COURSE LOC. GORGEOUS 2 BR 2 BA+ DEN CONDO W/FIREPL. WET BAR, NEW CARPET, 3 BALCONIES, GREAT SUNSETS. CON- TEMPORARY FEELING. HURRY! IMlllTY PAll/lllllE .... HARD TO FIND 5 BR, 3 BA. BUILT BY DEANE IN UNIV. PARK, THIS IMMACULATE FAMIY HOME OVERLOOKS LARGE PARK WITH COMM. POOL. SPA, TENNIS+ PLAY AREA. TllTLEIKI 1441,111 LOVELY FAMILY HOME IN HIGHLY DESIAABLE AREA LOCATED AT END OF CUL-DE-SAC. LAROE YARD, LOTS OF PRIVACY, BEAUTIFUL SPA. NEWPORT BEACH CEITUL INPllT 1211.111 CLOSE TO THE BEACH, CUTE CAPE COD TYPE CONDO. 2 BR, 2'A BA, OFF STREET PARKING, 2- CAR GARAGE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. PERFECT FOR 2ND HOME. WEST IALIOA 1326.• IDEAL LOCATION, STEPS TO THE BAY, 3 BR WITH .A LOFT+ A BACHELOR UNIT WITH A LOFT+ PATIO. IEACOll UY 1435,000 PRIME LOCATION IS THIS CHARMING 3 BR W / LARGE FR HOME. HIGH BEAN CEILINGS. BRICK FIREPLACE. WITHIN STEPS OF BAY AND TENNIS. DOVEi SHORES 1535,080 GREAT LOCATION ON GALAXY OR. SOPHISTI- CATED ONE STY, 3 BR, FORMAL DR+ FR. PARK- LIKE YARD WITH SPA + COV. PATIO, PVT BAY, BEACH. IAY CREST 1536.000 EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME HAS EVERYTHING. 4 BR, 6 BA.FAMILY AND BONUS ROOMS. PERFECT CONDITION, THE FINEST IN FAMILY LIVING. Ill CAIYOI 1511,000 ONLY BIG CANYON "MONACO" ON MARKET. 3 BR 3 BA. MASTER WITH SUNKEN MARBLE TUB, HUGE UVINGROOM, GREAT FOR ENTERTAINING. IEWPOIT IEllm IHI.• PRIME OCEAN VIEW LOCATION, LARGE FR WITH FIREPLACE. OPEN KITCHEN, BAY WINDOWS, SPACIOUS YARD. AN OUTSTANDING VALUE. IEACOI IAY IHI.Ml BEAUTIFUL, CONTEMPORARY, PULASKI DESIGNED HOME WITH SKYLIGHTS, BEAMED CEILINGS, SPA. MAIN HOME HAS 1 BR, LOFT PLUS 2 BR APARTMENT. IELCOllT 1115.000 FORMER MODEL "PLAN A" IN THE TOWNE COL- LECTION. IT IS GORGEOUS ANO SOPHISTICATED WITH EVERY AMENITY. 2 BR. DEN, 3 BA. IEWPllT IElllTI Ul I.• LNE LIKE A KING ON KINGS ROf All OF NEWPORT HARBOR AT YOUR FEET. NEARLY NEW HOME WITH LUXURIOUS MASTERS SUITE, 3 FP + LARGE ENTERTAINMENT AREA. • CAIYll 11.1•• MASSIVE WOOD BEAMS a STONE FIREPLACE GIVE A FEELING OF WARMTH a MOUNTAIN LUXURY. CUSTOM, QUALITY 3 BR OVERLOOKING 18TH TEE & FAIFfNAY. • CAIYll 11.111.111 EXCITING CUSTOM HOME W/PANOAAMIC VIEWS OF GOLF COURSE ANO NIGHT LTS. SPACIOUS SEPARATE MASTER SUfTE. 2 ADDmONAL BR. ABUNDANCE OF WARM WOODS+ BRICK •