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Judge grants Delaney venue change
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Harbor ballfield to
be named for Fine
BY CHERYL STEHLING
Joyful tears from the family and
friends of the late Stuart Fine greeted
the Newport-Mesa Unified School
District's decision last week to name the
varsity baseball field at Newport
Harbor High School .. Stuart Fine
Varsity Baseball Field ...
.. Now my husband's spirit will live
on, .. Esther Fine said. "Everyone has
been so supportive and we feel so
honored ...
Fine was an avid booster in the
Harbor Area of youth sports, especially
baseball. As early as 1962, Fine coached
Harbor Area Baseball. He umpired
games for Newport Harbor High
School for 10 years and was involved
with Newport National Little League
from the time of its inception in 1983.
Fine died in January at the age of
SO.
Jerry Tucker. president of the general
boostcn of Newport Harbor High
· School, made a proposal to the board
at its June 28 meeting and-recalled
Fine's many contributions to the
community.
"Stu not only demonstrated his love
for our youth with bis time and
involvement, but he also displayed
many admirable principles in hi s
methods of teaching, .. Tucker said . "He
emphasized the importance of team-
work, honorable conduct. fair play.
positive attitudes and inspired youngs-
ters to love and enjoy the game of
baseball as much as he did. Most of
all, he was a friend."
Bill Singer, representing the Newport
Harbor High School baseball boosters
and Leon Skcie, director of sports
medicine at Orange Coast College also
spoke in favor of the baseball field
dedication.
'The item was placed on the agenda
for July 12, but tabled for action until
last week.
.. Baseball was my dad's first love,"·
said daughter Andrea, a 1982 graduate
of Harbor High ... He was an Angels
fan and my brother Ben and I grew up
at the Big A ."
Ben Fine played on the freshman
bueball team last year at Harbor High.
Andrea said that the naming of the
vanity field after her father will give
Ben more incentive to "mate the varsity
team."
The Fina have another daughter,
Kim, a 1985 graduate of Newport a ,.,.,
Pllll " llllY Clll
BY MELINDA KELLER
A key witness' campaign contribu-
tion to a Harbor Municipal Court judge
bas led to a change of venue for the
preliminary bearing in the bribery case
against Newport Beach rcstauranteur
Francis M . Delancy.
Deputy District Attorney Gregg
Prickett disclosed Tuesday that James
.. Buzz" Person had donated S 125 to
presiding Judge Glenn A. Mahler's
campaign war chest, creating a conflict
of interest.
Person, who serves as a Newport
Beach Planning Commissioner, is also
a practicing attorney and had attended
a fundraisi ng function fo r Mahler last
November.
Delaney was arrested last March and
charged with offering a bribe to Person
in return for Person's help in getting
approval for a restaurant in the Lancer's
Landing development. Delaney's arrest
was the result of a two-month inves-
tigation in which conversations between
he and Person were monitored by
Newport Beach Police investigators.
Although the transcripts of those
conversations are set to become public
record at Delaney's scheduled prelimi-
nary hearing Sept. 20, Khouri will be
asking that sections of the tapes that
do not pertain to the case be stricken
or that the press be barred from the
precedings. to prevent a public disclo-
sure of the tapes' contents.
Delancy is currently free on $50,000
bail.
To avoid a conflict of interest.
Mahler disqualified himself from
hearing the case, prompting Prickett
and defense attorney Michael Khouri
to ask for the change of venue to North
Court in Fullerton.
PAIE f AHllT 4. I Ill THE NEWPORT ENSIGN
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crimes and auests in Newport Beach II should t>e noted that crimes listed are only
those which are reported to rhe Newport Beach Police Department and ,wests made
are only those suspecte-d ot crimes and not those convicted
MONDAY JUL\' 18
C RIMES
10 50 -Video equipme nt
valued at $2,470 was reported
•Holen from a residence in the
2200 block of Port Harnick.
1500 -A purse and contenb
valued at $340 were reported
'tolen from a re-.,iden ce in Lhe
1100 bloc k of West Ba}.
1533 -I ingcn~ valued at $200
was repo rt ed \l o len from a
residence in the 600 block of
Begonia.
1730 -A Role.\ watch valued
at $6,000 was reported stolen
from a residence in the 6300
block of West Ocean Fro nt.
ARRESTS
0405 -Ce!->ar Garcia Guido, 21,
of Chino was arrested on sus-
picion of giving false 1nforma-
Lion to a police officer
T llESDA \' JtJLY 19
C RIMES
1155 -Vandals repo rtedly
caused $250 in damage to a
residence in the 3700 block of
l ake.
0840 -A cellular car phone
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valued at $700 was reported
stolen from a vehicle in the 300
block of Cedar.
14l0 -A hearing aid valued
at S l ,000 was reported stolen
from a health spa in the 19700
block of MacArthur.
1700 -A ring valued at $2,000
was reported stole n from a
restroom in the 1200 block of
West Coast Highway.
22 l 5 -A surf board valued at
$300 was reported stolen from
a residence in the 800 block of
North Bayfront.
ARRESTS
0025 -Larry Phillip Altman,
JI, of Newport Beach w as
arre~ted o n suspicion of misde-
meanor drunk driving.
0040 -J oc Cabrera. 20. ol
Fo ntana wa~ arrested on suspi-
cion of grand theft of an auto-
mobile.
1800 -Daniel Omer Johnson,
29, of Troutdale, Oregon, was
a rres ted on suspicion of sho plift-
ing.
2130 -Michael Ll oyd Saw-
telle, 39, o f Anaheim was
arrested o n suspicion of grand
theft of property.
WEDNESDA \', Jlll.\' 20
C RIMES
0930 -Boating equipment
valued a t $130,095 wa!) reported
sto len from Dial of Newport
located at 200 West Coast H 1gh-
way.
I 0 16 -Currency totaling $850
was reported stolen from Great
American Savings during a
robbery.
1333 -Currency totaling $278
was rep o rted s tolen from
Famous Amos located at 488 1
Birch.
1345 -A boat e ngine valued
at $ l ,500 was reported stolen
from a boat in the 1100 bl ock
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1600 -A boat radio and sails
valued at $4,950 was reported
stolen from a boat moored in the
400 block of Westminster.
ARRESTS
0020 -Clayton Russell Wil-
son, 22, of Newport Beach was
arrested o n susplc1on of
obstructing a nd resisting a police
officer.
1400 -Leonard Castillo Jr.,
18, of Colton was arrested on
suspicion of receiving known
stole n property.
1900 -Joseph Anthony Cel-
lini. 25, of Irvine was arrested
on suspicion of auto burglary.
THURSDAY, J ULY 21
C RIMES
0 135 -Vandals reporte dly
caused $500 in damage to a
busi ness in the 2800 block of
Newport.
I 01 5 -A boat steering column
a nd throttle cables valued at
$800 were re ported stolen from
a boat in the 400 block of 29th
Street.
1200 -A purse valued at $300
a nd a tennis racquet valued at
$175 were re ported stole n from
~ vehicle in the Newport Beach
Tennis Club parking lot.
1650 -Bi cycles valued at $255
were reported sto len from a
garage in the 200 bl ock of
Adams.
A RRESTS
0420 -Patrick Keith Hin, 22, of
Rancho Santa Ma rgarita was
arrested on suspicion of givi ng
false information to a police
officer.
0620 -Frankie Jay Szabo, 31,
of Mission Viejo was arrested on
suspicion of grand theft.
10 15 -C indy Ellen Cottrell,
24 , o f Newpo rt Beac h was
arrested o n suspicion of grand
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FRIDAY, JULY 22
CRIMES
l 050 -A fur coat valued at
$1,500, a bass guitar valued at
$300, a piece of lugga,ge valued
at $250 and a mic rowave oven
valued at $70 were reported
stolen from a residence in the
1200 block of Sandpoint.
1500 -A suitcase and contents
valued at $650 were reported
sto len fro m a locker room in the
200 block of 15th Street.
ARRESTS
0 11 5 -Donald Eugene Hobbs,
20 of Garde n Grove was arrest-
ed on suspicio n of giving false
informatio n to a poli ce officer.
1145 -Kim Richard White-
head, 34, of Newport Beach was
arrested o n suspicion of grand
theft of an automobile.
1800 -Mark Robert Kukla,
22. of Tustin was arrested on
suspicion of battery on a life-
guard.
SATURDAY, JULY 23
CRIMES
13 15 -Clothing valued at
$1,200 was reported stolen from
a motel room in the 6300 block
of West Coast Highway.
19 15 - Clothing valued at $442
a nd a portable television valued
at $150 were reported stolen
from a residence in the 200 block
of 35th Street.
ARRESTS
0105-Darryl Kirk Bender, 18,
of H unt ingto n Beach was
arrested on suspidon of carrying
a concealed firearm.
1723 -W illiam Derushe Lud-
low. 22. of Huntington Beach
was arrested o n suspicion of the
unlawful taking o f a vehicle.
Stllr1 Fina
Field ...
Hlltlld ..... plll 1
Harbor H igh.
Many plans will now be put
into effect, Esther said. There
will be an e ndowment fund
started to supply Stuart Fine
Baseball scholarships for deserv-
ing students at Harbor High, she
said. The field will also be
ref urbisbed.
"The family wants to do this
to show appreciation for the
dedication," Esther said.
"Anyone is welcome to contrib-
ute to the memorial fund."
A date has not yet been set
for a formal dedication cere-
mony.
Correction
The pbotoaraPh of the Auiat-
ance Leape debutanta that ran
on tbe froat .,.. of IMt week._
edition wu mi••kcnly credited
to John Blom. The photo was
actually provided by Cameo
Bouae photo1raphera of
Newport Beach. We regret the
mis-identification.
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Everything stops for an Emmylou show
"Get a si tter," Barb said.
"Emmylou's in town."
C hildcare was speedily
arranged. We held a planning
meeting at her house. Kids were
pushed out the door to play
while we made high level phone
calls. These arrangements were
then trashed as we found that
both the Coach House in South
County and the Crazy House in
Santa Ana were sold out. Ho w
much did we want to see Emmy-
lou Harris?
.. Are you willing to do what
has to be done?" I demanded.
"God, not that. Not the Univer-
sal Amphitheater," said Barb.
"111 pack a picnic~ we 'II eat under
the stars," I promised. This
shows how long it's been since
I've been to the Amphitheater.
This shows how much we loathe
driving to LA for any reason.
,, \\nrnott 8uttes
Nevertheless, a spouse was
bribed. a grandmother guilt-
tripped, and tickets obtained.
It was 7 p.m. and the freeways
were jammed, as always. The
warbled. Barb sang in a clear
soprano, while I did alto back-
ups. "Well, it's midnight an' it's
allright, 'cause ah got two more
bottles of wine," we bellowed.
Sue Kauth
freeways to LA are us ually
jammed. There is often no clear
reason for the gridlock, but this
time an elderly man sat musing,
as his car remained motionless
on the 405. Drivers shouting
obscenities veered around him.
To pass the time, we played
my Emmylou Harris tapes.
.. Sweet dre-ums of yew.'' we
We got to the Amphitheater
and were mystified. When had
it been covered with a roof? The
parking lot boy advised us to eat
our picnic lunch fast . So much
for music under the stars. I
missed the Pacific Amphi-
theater, where we had seen her
last year. That's a really nice
place to go, regardless of the
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tlll 111WUt lloatllry In tlWll wMR It .,._ 1111 week.
To m1rk the ocasloo. SMnl Marrlllt offlCiall and local
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Rll1Y. Mayor Jo• C. Cox Jr .. 111111 Ind S¥tr.
PHOTO llY MARY DECHIRICO
Commission eyes Begoni a lot
,\ cunt r11\ l!r,1al rt'4ue"1 h~ a
( m11na de! \IL1 r pro pert~ O\.\ ncr
to inu c.i'l' the ,j;e nl hi' lot \\ 111
go hdorc thl Planning Commi~
'1on tonight
Opp\rnt'nh ul Lht: "lot line
adju,tmcnt .. made po::-::-ihk h}
the purch.1,e til pcHt o l an
ad1acent llll. l'la1m that the
increase in '"l' will allo~ con-
struction of a large -;tructurc on
the lot next to Begonia Park.
blocking views and impeding the
community'' access to what they
call o ne of the city's "best
jewels." the lookout point at the
edge of the park. The owner has
not been able to build on the lot
in the past because of its irreg-
ular s hape and community
objections to the granting of any
variances for construction there.
"Other than Ocean Boule-
vard, this is the only lookout
point left in Corona del Mar, ..
wrote Greg Connor in a letter
circulated to Cd M residents. .. .
. . Construction on this si te
would block the view which the
public enjoys from Begonia
Park, the only bay I ocean view
public spot on this very densely
built area of Corona del Mar."
City Manager Bob Wynn said
that the city is in the process of
getting the current lot appraised,
with an eye toward purchasing
it and incorporating it into
Begonia Park. He declined to
speculate on why the property
owner bought part of his neigh-
bor~ lot and is seeking to
1ncnrp1>1;1tl' it into the l'Urrent
paru'l
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add1t10n \\Ill 11\ll make the lut
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The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll is back
and Duke's has it live.
Come dance to the honest sounds of the
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goodies every Tuesday through Saturday.
Enjoy the conveniense of complimentary
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for comedy night
Duke's Nostalgia Nite Club is at The
NewponeT Reso~ 1107 Jamboree Blvd.,
Newpon Beach. (714) &K-1 700.
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noise controversy.
We gobbled barbecued
chicken and an entire bottle of
Glen-Ellen Chardonney in about
15 minutes and wobbled in to
fi nd our seats. The place was
surprisingly empty, so we sneak-
ed down to the third row center.
I have never done that before.
She was more beautiful than
in my college days. Her gray
hair, the subject of jokes between
her and the band, actually
enhanced her features. All of the
band members, including a new
and cute young violin player,
were superior, but my favorite
was her rhythm guitarist/ accor-
d ian /vocal backup person,
Barry Tashian. Barry looks like
he should be teaching English at
a high school somewhere. But
when he starts to sing, that man
is bot. As Emmylou sang in
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Realty
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BUYING or SELLING
Chuck Berry•s "C,cst la Vie," it
goes to show you never can tell.
During the drive home, there
were three more traffic jams.
We're talking midnight. If there
were reasons for these jams, I
do not know them. I am glad
I don't have to commute to LA
and sympathize with those who
do.
But I wasn't alone. 1 found out
the next day that Emmylou
herself had spent three hours
trying to get to the Coach House
in San Juaq Capistrano.
Although J 've never been too
involved in the Newport traffic
controversy, I am beginning to
take a second look. When it
affects Emmylou and me, we
may have a problem.
Sue Kauth is a counselor al
a local high school. She lives in
Newport Beach.
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PUE 4-AllllT 4. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSJGN
Editorial
Creativity needed in
transportation crisis
Transportation problems are rapidly moving into
much the same category as the weather -everybody
talks about them but nobody is able to do anything
about it. More specifically, nobody is willing to pay
fo r the necessary improvements to get the traffic moving
again.
Federal d ollars are spent only on the Interstate
Highway System. which benefits only a few areas and
provides only a skeleton of what is needed. The policies
of the 70s and the revenue shortfall of the 80s have
resulted in a woeful lag in state spending on roads and
other transportation projects.
In an attempt to add needed dollars to the state's
transportation fund, Gov. George Deukmejian spon-
sored a$ I-billion bond issue on the June ballot. It failed.
Another measure on the June ballot would have
exempted vehicle and gasoline sales taxes, earmarked
for transportation projects, from the state appropriations
limit imposed by the Gann Initiative some years back.
It failed, too.
Gronsky aids Foundation
Meanwhile, recurring talk about raising the gas tax
or the local sales tax to fund transportation projects
consistently goes over like a lead balloon with the local
voters.
The voters are clearly saying the state must use what
it has in a more efficient manner. That's well and good,
but will that be enough?
Luckily, Sen. Marian Bergeson is on the case. She
sponsored a bill last year that will speed up the process
of constructing new freeways by allowing CalTrans to
contract out for design work, allowing the department
to keep more efficient staffing levels by providing a safety
valve for periods of extra workload.
In addition, Sen. Bergeson is working with the
California Transportation Commission to see if federal
highway funds can be returned to the state for local
projects once the federal highway system is built out,
which will happen soon.
That's another piece of the complex quilt of economies
and new revenues that must be put together if we are
to overcome the transportation crisis.
We think Sen. Bergeson deserves credit and support
for under~tanding that a multi-pronged approach is
needed and for pursuing that avenue.
Art Gronsky helped to save
the ciy•s most famous land-
mark-the Balboa Pavilion.
Now he•s trying to save one of
the most historic boatyards and
turn it into a place where han-
dicapped men and women, boys
and girls, can learn to live with
the sea and love it. But time is
running out for the Foundation
for Sea and Marine Education.
Few in Newport Beach have
such a rich and colorful history
as Art Gronsky, one of the most
popular waterfront personali-
ties. He has literally grown up
with the harbor, scurrying
through dredging pipes when the
great reclamation project of the
'30s was underway. Now some
50 years later, and theoretically
retired, the founder of Art's
Landing, and the one-time
owner of the Pavilion, is trying
his best to save the historic Hans
Dick.man Boatworks, next door
to the Cannery Restaurant in the
fabulous Rhine Wharf-Cannery
section of the city near City Hall.
lf enough investors or donors
-----------------------· are found, the Boatworks will
BC"'llk l r, c • t • -become headquarters for the c:tn..er ommUillca lOfiS-Fou!'.1dation and a si;nall mari~c
------------------------servtce whose total mcomc will
AWARD WINNING 901 Dover Drive -go to finance the Foundation'• ~~APB Newport Beach, CA 92660 -programs. These programs will
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Smee 1978 Newport ~c~~!3:92658-9399 disabilities with special equip-
• vntssn ment so they can sail, swim,
' ~ · The Newport Ensign 11 pubUahed enJ· oy power boating and other-
Circulation 25,000 weekly on Thursdays. wise love the sea. The Founda-
PUIUlllEI: Seth Baker r. ti on 's goals include myriad
EXECITM ElfT81: Roger Bloom research projects to develop aafe
AlllCIATE EllTDI: Melinda Keller vessels for those with disabili-
IPllTI EllTll: George Pappas ties-even the blind. Some of the
PllTI ElfTll: Danny Cota new devices already developed
~a Mary OeChlrico are ingenious, and all promise
ITAff WllTEI: Cheryl Stehling new hope and new joy for those
IEIEIAL 8111110: James E. Rule who are not quite • physically
•Kt• • Ill El: Marcus Dietz strona u aome of us.
Aft. lmCl'm: Bob Dorman, Barbara Sheppard. Ingrid This new challenge for Art
Pepenella, Sharon Chandler Gronsky is not beina handled
CUlllFIEI ll?ECl• Inez Gilbert alone. He has many old water-
LEUL •.11 ELI• John Quigley front cronies, and be UC> U.
. _.1Cl/Ml. lllT.: Scott Vowell one of the area's IDOlt ~
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., cut dlcrll dltld ally 14, 1151, • modlfitd. in me ....-. A 20171, In Supertcr. bottom. >..executive director of
c:.t tll' .. County ol °""II . ._ ol CllifDmta. Ind by ,_. ~.II Ill ..... • -tbe Orange Empire Boy Scout
,...... II pullMc nobl,..... by llw. Sulllr:ription. l3I"" ,.._ Coaacil, ~~ Higeabotto•
,.
forged the Scouts into a pow-
erful, well-organized, fiscaUy-
sound and well-endowed associ-
ation dedicated to developing
tomorrow's good citizens. He
was one of the first three to
receive the National Conference
of Christians and Jews human-
itarian awards in Orange
County. And he has joined the
Foundation for Sea and Marine
Education as its chief f undraiser,
and sort-of ad hoc executive
director.
How Gronsky and Higgen-
bottom got where they are today
is a long and complex story. And
friends arc.
And along came this Founda-
tion that Art was involved in,
and here was Ken Higgenbot-
tom, and they developed a
marvelous plan-short-range
and long-range-and they bad a
fine board of directors, and good
press, and everybody said what
a marvelous way to remember
Hans Dickman and his boat-
yard, and all he did for Newport
Beach.
But the money just didn't
come forth. Great idea, but gee,
I just gave at the office. Or, the
way things are you don't know
Time of my Life
how the historic Dickman Boat-
yard s became the common
workplace for both of them is
also a long and complex story,
But let's start with the
untimely death of Hans Dick-
man a few yean ago. In his will,
be left the boatyard to a school
and medical center with some
religious usociatiom-Loma
LindL Some time later, Loma
Linda sold the waterfront prop-
erty, and the new owner, a highly
respected Anaheim sboppina
center developer who lives in
Newport Beach, also wanted to
pre.erve the property.
And be enjoys bicycling.
One day be wu biking around
the Balboa Peninsula when be
bumped into old buddy, Art
Gronsky. Hey, how goes the
boatyard? And, bey bow do you
like retirement? Well, Art still
ti.cl some old customen, and be
bad a wonderful youna man who
knows outboard moton lite the
Met of laia ~ and we~ Art
just ian 't tbl retiriDI kind. Aud
pea Wlaat? One tbina led to
another, and Att foUnd himeelf
bKt at die DiCtliulD Boat ylinl.
and the ... oww let him ... ,
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You know bow waterfroat
BY JIM FELTON
what tomorrow may bring, and
I have to look out for Number
One, y'k.now. And there's
nowhere in the world where so
many charitable taxfrec opera-
tions come after anyone with any
money, and since Reagan's new
tax law, the taxfrec operations
just aren't tax f rce any more.
So time is running out.
The owner is a wonderful
man, and now well name him.
He is Arnold Feuentein, and be
owna Arnold Conatruction
Company in Anabeim, and be
does ao many 1ood thinp for
our community. He will sell the
waterfront property for Sl mil-
lio~ and donate SI00,000 to the
Foundation, and deduct all the
rent they~ paid ao far. But his
busineu baa need for capital, to
maintain the cub flow of his
major operatio111, and tbe prop-
erty is for tale. He and Art
Gromky and ~en Higmbot-
tom hope that three or four
in\Uton pool aome raourca to
pay the S3 million, ad lip I
-.. witla tbe fouaclalioa and
tbe ....nae• via Groaaty will
wort Wida die city to replace the
..... hlilcliap wt mate tbe
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Letters to the Editor
Chief replies
to Wood
Dear Editor:
This is in regard to the column
of July 21, by Jim Wood,
entitled "My Tum." I feel that
Mr. Wood's article is in need of
a corrective response.
I am truly concerned that
someone like Mr. Wood is
afforded the opportunity to
utilize The Ensign as a vehicle
to express his personal and
biased opinions about the New-
port Beach Police Department.
While I find most of Mr. Wood's
comments to be rather caustic
and sarcastic, I also find that
~everal of his points are lacking
m accuracy.
Mr. Woods refers to two
prostitutes arrested .. last
spring." Those arrests occurred
two years ago. One defendant
plead guilty, and the other was
convicted by a jury of her peers.
At least the jury acknowledged
prostitution is still a violation of
the law.
Mr. Wood made reference to
a seizure of SI 0 million worth
of marijuana being a .. screwup"
because the officers "in blue" (by
the way, the Newport Beach
Police Department wears tan
uniforms) failed to get a search
warrant. The law still provides
that a warrantless search may be
made with probable cause.
Therefore, the District Attor-
ney's Office has filed an appeal
of this case. It is unfortunate the
officers who kept over six tons
of marijuana off the streets and
'out of the hands of our youth
are placed on trial by individuals
such as Mr. Wood.
Mr. Wood referred to a recent
ordinance passed by the City
Council as ridiculous because it
gave the police discretionary
po·.ver to levy a SSOO "fine" for
having to return to a loud party
a second time. The provision is
not for a fine but a billing up
to SSOO for police services neces-
sary to abate the disturbance.
Not only was the ordinance
passed unanimously by the City
Council, but it received much
community support. It was also
supported editorially by The
Emign on June 30. ·
Mr. Wood states Newport
Beach has become the white
collar capital of the western
world. While this is not ncces-
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sarily true, he failed to mention
that during his interview with me
he was told the Police Depart-
ment has a specially staffed and
trained Economic Crime Unit
for investigating frauds. This
unit is also part of a task force
of other local and federal agen-
cies formed to combat the prob-
lem.
Mr. Wood alleges general
public disdain for the Newport
Beach Police Department. I find
the citizens of our community
very supportive of this depart-
ment. The Newport Beach
Police Department consists of
highly trained, professional
police officers who are dedicated
to providing the best of police
services. The officers of this
department are committed to
providing a level of service
commensurate with the needs
and desires of this community.
Mr. Wood concluded his arti-
cle stating that his remarks were
some friendly advice. We
encourage the public we serve to
give friendly advice and con-
structive criticism. However, I
do not acknowledge his advice
as being either friendly or con-
structive, only vindictive.
Affording Mr. Wood the oppor-
tunity to go on a ride-along, ride
in the helicopter, and attempting
to make him feel at home in our
department was tantamount to
turning a fox loose in the hen
house.
Arb Campbell
Chief of Police
More on
the NBPD
Dear Editor:
We wish to compliment the
Newport Beach Police Depart-
ment on the excellent~ outstand-
ing and professional manner
shown in making the 4th of July
weekend a safe one for Newport
Beach.
The preparedness and fore-
siglat paid off well. The actual
handling of the crowds and
minimal traffic problems dis-
played a unique understanding
of ALL personnel involved.
I have had many people
inform me of how much they
appreciated the Department's
conduct. We all have great
confidence in "our" Police
Department and a cloud of
anxiety was hfted this 4th of July
weekend. We are all sincere in
our thanks and appreciate the
great efforts. They paid off.
Charlie 8a1111W1
President
Balboa lmproYement Assoc.
Dear Editor:
We wish to express our appre-
ciation for the excellent, out-
standing work of the police
department over the long Fourth
of July weekend.
We had the opportunity to
observe in the West end of the
city where we visited friends, and
from our own front deck.
We fully approve and support
the manner in which a peaceful
environment was maintained
while still permitting a generally
festive character.
The auto check station at
23rd and the Ocean Front
obviously proved productive,
and we certainly hope it will be
an ongoing feature of enforce-
ment here in the square.
Now, how about a little addi-
tional attention to the Boom
Boom Boom boys who cruise the
area for 24-hour stints. Is there
some way of ticketing?
John and Marjorie Shea
Newport Beach
Dur Editor:
At about 11:30 p.m. on the 4th
of July, our automobile stalled
on Placentia Ave., at Hospital
Road. While 1 was frantically
searching for a phone to call for
help, a police cruiser arrived on
the scene and called a tow truck
for us. He remained there untiJ
it arrived. He followed a few
blocks to Dan's Automotive
where we locked the car and left
it to be serviced the following
day.
To be sure that we arrived
home safely, Sergeant Thomas
then drove us to our home in
Corona del Mar.
Even though he must have
beecn extremely tired from
working long shifts during the
holidays, he could not have been
more thoughtful. kind and cour-
teous.
We think that he certainly
deserves our commendation and
praise. Such service and protec-
·tion is really appreciated.
Mr. and Mn. R. Carstensen
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Dur Editor:
I have lived and worked in
Newport Beach for over40 years
and have never been arrested for
assault and battery. I have never
been c harged with resisting
arrests. I can't remember getting
a ticket, although I probably
deserved one a couple of times.
I have known and observed
the chiefs and several of the
officers since the days when
Charley Priest was in uniform
in the Police Department by the
Newport pier. When you needed
help, they came right now! They
were efficient, helpful, pleasant
and they did smile. I saw them
restrain and control themselves
when I wanted them to bit the
young punks to shut them up.
The officers, and the chiefs,
too, made some mistakes, but
who hasn't? Remember that one
about throwing the first stone!
Please do not use my name
as I am not seeking publicity.
Newport Beach
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coverage
Deu Editor:
I want to express my appre-
ciation for the outstanding cov-
erage The Newport Ensign and
The Costa Mesa News gave to
the Grad Night parties th.is year.
The spirit of Grad Night comes
from the positive involvement as
well as the time, creativity and
caring that the parents give to
their graduating seniors.
This unseen spirit was very
evident in your pictures and in
your Grad ;..;ight copy. Both
Peggy DarneWs photographs
and Cheryl Stchling•s story
reflected the best evening in our
graduates' lives. It was a treat
for me to watch both of them
work with such meticulous
attention to names and details.
Thank you for helping all of
us support alcohol/ drug free
graduation!
Lori Wanninpon
Newport Beacb
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Sailors struggle in Irvine tournament
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
It hasn't been the best of
summers for Newport Harbor
High's baseball squad.
The beleaguered Sailors
recently wrapped up their
summer schedule with losses to
Tustin and University in the
Irvine Baseball Association •s
"We Play Hardball" Tourna-
ment held at ucrs baseball
field .
In the tourney, Harbor was
out of their league with tough
competition coming four other
schools, Woodbridge, Irvine,
Tustin and University. Two
weeks ago, Harbor dropped out
of Harbor Arca baseball
playoffs to compete in the tour-
nament.
The Sailors• shaky perfor-
mance in the Irvine tourney
underscored the hitting and
pitching problems which have
plagued Harbor's summer
squad.
But this past June, Harbor
Coach Wayne Heck spoke opti-
mistically about the potential of
his summer team.
This was despite the fact that
Harbor's J 988 varsity squad had
won only one Sea View league
game last season.
Commenting recently after
the tourney, Heck admitted that
he is disappointed in his team •s
progress over the past two
months.
"It wasn't a very fruitful
summer for us," Heck remarked.
"We didn't improve as much I
thought we would ...
During much of the summer
season, Harbor's hitters
slumped. They poly mustered
four runs in Irvine tourney.
"Our hitting is still real weak, ..
Heck explained. "Maybe in the
off-season Iii have my team
work with weights to build up
strength. Maybe that will help,"
be added.
Heck and his team will have
the next eight months to prepare
for their Sea View League oppo-
nents.
"We can' afford to lose any-
body," Heck said.
Still, the Sailors' squad has
severaJ promising players. Heck
praised the recent efforts of
senior Tony Altobelli, juniors
Jason Singer, Todd Bryson,
S.tc~e Double, and Steffen Spiz-
zirri .
"Altobelli has been a bright
spot for us. He keeps improving
each time he plays," Heck
stressed.
Heck also described junior
pitcher Bob Sliker as "inconsist-
ent but improving".
Three incoming freshman
who played for the varsity team
in the Irvine Tournament, Matt
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Palaferri, . Chris Carden and
Brian Rogers, also impressed
Heck.
"They each have a pretty good
chance to make the varsity
team,•• Heck commented.
In the Irvine tourney opener,
Sliker struggled as he allowed
eight hits and was handed the
loss.
Tustin took a 3-0 lead after
three innings. The Tillers
extended their lead to 5-0 in
fifth.
Harbor scored their first run
of the game in next inning. Jason
Farr and Bryson led the inning
with singles. Spizzirri slammed
a ground ball to Tustin~s short-
stop to sacrifice Farr for the run.
The Sailors added another run
after David Glatfelter bit a fly
ball to center which was caught
and Bryson tagged up from third
to add another run.
Tustin put the game out of
Harbor's reach in last inning as
they added two more runs.
In the following consolation
match up against University,
Harbor kept the game close
through three innings. But Uni-
versity bombarded Harbor for
seven runs in the third inning.
Harbor never recovered after
that and went on to lose the
game 8-2. Singer was charged
with the loss.
"We're a real young team and
that's good. But we need to work
really hard over next few months
if we 're going to be competitive
next year," Heck concluded.
Sutter Home makes it five in a row
BY GEORGE PAPPAS
For many of the softball teams
who play in Newport Beach's
city leagues, the summer season
will soon come to a close.
But for the fint and second
place teams in each league the
playoffs lay ahead. This year
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B.A.M.F. 8 I
Woolley Anscto 6 l
Arv Lazers 2 1
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Corbin-Wertz. 1 2
Slime Dogs 7 2
Elliott Erectors 6 3
The Slave Units 4 $
The Terminators 2 7
O'Melveny and Meyers 2 7
marks the first time a playoff
system will be set up for city
league softball squads in New-
port.
The playoffs which arc sc~ed
ulccl to start on August 17th have
provided a kind of incentive for
the city league teams. .
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T•• W L T
Sutter Home WiDo 9 0
Cheers 6 l
Sheratoa Sailors 4' 5
Oum E. lean 4 S
Silver 8UUeb 2 7
Hammond Hammen 2 7
One team that can be expected
to be a tough draw in the
playoffs arc the Sutter Home
Winos.
Tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Bonita
Creek Park, Sutter Home
(which plays in the B-23 co-ed
league) goes for their 10th
straight victory when they face
the Hammond Hammers.
Sutter Home held off second
place Cbeen 16-12 to clinch the
B-23 tide last Thursday night. It
w~ Sutter Home's ninth straight
Win.
Despite the loss, Cheen (6-3)
still bas a likely chance of
qualifying for the playoffs in the
second place bracket.
Last week's softball rematch
between the two teams was
another see-saw battle similar to
the first game they played
against each other earlier this
season.
It was Sutter Home's relent-
less hitting attack which buried
Cheers' chances late in the game.
Frank Campbell led the way
for Sutter Home as he pounded
out several hits including a
crucial three-run home run.
Campbell also turned in several
outstanding defensive plays in
the outfield.
In the first inning, Sutter
Home took an early four run
lead. Cheers responded with two
runs in the bottom half of the
inning.
Going into the fourth inning,
Sutter Home still led 6-4.
Cheers pushed across four
runs in the fourth to take their
only lead of the contest, 8-6.
Mike Maloney (5 for S in the
game) tripled to spark Cheers'
founh inning rally.
Sutter Home seized back the
lead for good in the fifth as they
added four more runs.
Cheen slashed Sutter Home's
Jead to three runs heading into
the final inning. But Sutter
Home struck for five more runs
to put the game away.
"We just couldn' bold them,"
remarked Cheers' pitcher Scott
Wilson.
..Going into the fifth inning,
I thought we had them but they
were too good of a hitting team
for ua. Everybody on their team
could bit the ball. They have no
weak spots," Wilson added.
Defensive lapses which have
characterized Cheers' play
through the season also weighed
heavily in their second loss to
Sutter Home.
"H we bad played a little better
in the field we might have had
a better chance," Wilson con-
cluded. "Hopefully, we'll play
Sutter Home again in the
playoffs."
The mens and c~d leagues
held at Bonita Creek on Wed-
nesday nights arc shaping into
close pennant races.
In the co-ed C-16 league
league held at Bonita Creek Park
on Wednesday nights, the Prior-
ity Pollutants and Barracudas
are battling it out for f mt place.
On the adjacent field at Bonita
Creek in the mens B-12 league.
the Psychic Nutumbas,
E.M.B.O., and Uncle George are
embroiled in a tight race for the
league top spot
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Native American spirituality living on
"Helping the circle within
ourselves may be the beginning
and then to heal the circle of our
family. our community, our
land. and all our relatives on
Mother E:arth. "
BY PEGGY DARNELL
More than SO women
gathered in a large circle, known
as the Sacred Hoop, at the
clubhouse in Harbor View
Homes in Newport Beach a
couple of weeks ago to partici-
pate in a learning experience
taught by Brooke Medicine
Eagle.
She was invited by Harbor
View resident and psychothera-
pist Jane Goldberg to share her
native American philosophy of
spiritual education and the ways
women can achieve peace within
themselves, with their environ-
ment, and beyond-to speak to
the Feminine, the nurturing and
renewing power within us all.
Brooke Medicine Eagle was
raised on a Crow Reservation in
Montana and brought a message
of s pirituality passed down from ·
Native American teachings that
emphasizes the importance of
peace and entering into good
communication with .. All Our
Relations."
The women attending the
meeting were asked to stand
together closely and taught
songs and dances which are
performed in unison with the
beat of a drum, which represents
the heartbeat.
As a singer-songwriter, her
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asked everyone to close their
PHOTO IY PEBCY DARNELL
"dressed simply with a bundle on
her back. She was alone. One
of the young men rushed to her
and a mist swirled about them.
After she opened her robe, a
skull and bones fell to the
ground, and a snake slithered
away.
"The other scout asked her,
'Not for myself but for my
people do I ask, will you come
and talk with them?' ~She went with him to his
people and stood before the
chief, taking d own her bundle.
In it was the sacred pipe. The
INSIGHTS
red bowl represented the earth,
blood, all earthly things. The
s tem represe nt ed o ur spir it .
wh ich is always o en. The
tobacco re presen po we r;
unity, the smoke tak .... · ~........, ...
the smoke released makes the
heart visible. A strong hold o n
the p ipe represents st rongly
holding on to relationships with
each other and to the Great
Circle of Life, with the impor-
tant message that we realize
whatever we do to others, we do
to ourselves."
begin to pay attention to their
own needs as our world becomes
increasingly more stressful. She
encouraged them to make it a
priority to take some meditative
time to become receptive to the
energy around themselves. She
suggested making a spccjal place
of comfort and quiet, to place
pillows for resting, to bring
books, and to record thoughts
and flashes of intuition, to draw
back from the business of their
lives and to make possible the
dream of peace in their
individual lives, in their homes.
The ideal, according t o
Brooke Medicine Eagle, would
be to take some aays off each
month to go to the resing place,
or Moon Lodge. But, realizing
this is not always possible, to,
at least, take some personal time
to care for spiritual needs
through .reflection, to become
more in tune with and be recep-
tive to the creative part of the
self.
Brooke Medicine Eagle sajd
she ho pes the message of her
native elders can be truly ex per-
ienced in understanding that we
are one with each other and with
all things. Then. she said. the
tra nsformatio n will be complete
and the sacred pipe will be in
and of everyone's hearts.
The transformational arts she
uses to help develop the spirit
within each person arc in the
expressive arts of singing, danc-
ing, writing, drama, chanting.
Blood drive set
eyes and think of those relation-
ships that arc in their lives today
and have gone before, an<J the
legacy of these relationships in
their lives.
She told the story of Buffalo
Woman as her audience paid
rapt attention.
While s he sang .. Buffalo
Woman Calling"-a song about
accounting for ourselves and our
actions, being called to our
highest self-ironically , a
nearby phone rang.
Brooke Medicine Eagle asked
the women present to really
For more information about
Shamanic teaching and the
Transformation Arts, contact
Goldberg at 760-0115.
Newport Beach residents can
help offset a potential summer
blood shortage in August by
donating blood at one of the
following conveniently sche-
duled blood drives:
On Monday, Aug. 8, Our
Lady of Mount Carmel Church,
1441 West Balboa, will host a
drive from 2:45 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
in their parking area. For
appointments call (7 14) 673-
3775.
On Wednesday, Aug. 10,
donors can join professional
lif esavcrs, when the Newport
Beach Lifeguards bold a drive
at the Newport Pier station
garage hcadquarten. To flex
their arms, along with the life-
guards, donors should call (714)
644-3047.
To donate, persons must be
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health. The entire do nation
process takes approximately 45
minutes, with donating itself
taking about 8 minutes. A "'mini-
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which blood pressure, pulse,
temperature and he moglobin
count are measured.
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Center Stars get .tog8ther'Just for Fun'
"Just for Fun" was the title
of the Center Stars summer
party held at Jacque and Bob
Hccbner's residence, which is on
the National Register of Historic
Houses. The home, designed by
turn-of-the-century architects
Greene and Greene, is patiently
and lovingly being restored by
the Hccbners, who have been
working on the project since
1978.
Needless to say, Center Stars
members enjoyed the home
along with the dinner served in
the garden around the pool, as
well as entertainment from New
Rage, a musical group recently
signed by Capitol Records. The
ladies also were greeted with
bottles of "Tiffany" a new per-
fume by T iff any and Co.
Laura Little cochaired the
party. along with Jacque, which
benefits the Orange County
Performing Arts Center.
Attending were Annette Hur-
witz, Donna and Doug Bunce,
Jan· Lawson, Gypsy Pullinam,
Ann and Bob McLean, Gayle
Widolyar, Mary and John John-
and Barbara Grider Wied the
same theme. Big kids came
dressed as little kids and were
served youthful favorites such as
hamburgers, hot dogs and ice
cream-of course, with a lot
more yummies thrown in. The
Harborlites
son, Barbara and Marcus
Metzler, Roberta Herbison, and
Jan et and Don Corbin. •••
Another fun party was "Big
Kids." Since the event benefits
the Children's Museum and was
such a success last year, this
year's co-chairs Marcia Giesler
BY DINA VON BURGER
Legends of Swing provided the
music for dancing, and trophies
were presented to the winners-
Al Clark, Vince Ferragamo and
Diana Sterling-of the evening's
activitcs. Winners for best cos-
tumes were Gayle and Bob
Anderson, who came as "Little
Red Riding Hood and the Big
Bad Wolf."
Assisting Marcia and Barbara
were Heidi Pearce, Bobi Hinch-
bein, Jeanne Barnes, Joan
Reifschneider, DeDe Ginter, Pat
P~ Cathy Michaels, Nancy
Stem add Melissa Banning.
Harborlites attend ing the
party, which was held in the
spacious garden of Martha and
Bob Fluor'• home, were Flossie
and Ed Schumacher, Margaret
and Al Clar~ Charlene and Ron
Tarquin, Janet Walsh and
Patrick Cadigan, Clementine
and Roman Dumbrow, Tracey
and Dan McKenna, Joan and
Alan Williams, Michelle and
Emmett Raitt, Linda and Steve
Briggs, Dolly and Don Karcher,
Georgia and Bill Haney, and
Felicia Bukaty. •••
SCA TS (Southern California
Aero Team) members were given
a resounding send-off at Helen
and Harry Reinsch's 18,000-
square-foot Mediterranean villa.
The youthful gymnasts will
compete at the Olympic trials in
Salt Lake City and since 1968
one or more of the girls have
placed, including Cathy Rigby,
Kathy Johnson, and Pam
Bileck. • • •
The Madrid Restaurant and
Suhaila Reshad were the' co-
sponsors of a dinner and fashion
show which benefited Children's
Hospital of Orange County.
Attending the affair were
JoAnne and Gene Mix, Martha
and Mel Green, Emma Jane and
Tom Riley, Terry and John
Berryman, Joan Woolley, and
Paula Mansour.
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New experiences teach I if e's lessons
BY BONNIE ENGSTROM
Every summer it's the same.
The books I bought still sit
unread. The garage is still piled
with junk. The drawers in the
bathroom are full of tumbled
bottles, spilled powder, dried up
cosmetics and the instructions
for the long-lost nail drier that's
probably buried in another
drawer.
My desk is still spread with
lists of phone calls to return,
projects to do and practical
items to buy, like a new step
ladder and a can opener that
works. I tried to return the calls,
but invariably, the persons I
have chosen to call are on
vacation. Next week theyll be
home, but, by that time, the List
will be buried beneath a new pile.
What I have accomplished is
no small task and docs take
precedence over mundane
household organization. I did
manage to fulfill a dream and
organize a kid's graduation. I
managed to assist the same kid
in preparing for a car trip to the
tip of Florida and back, across
the country via the midwest with
a stop along the way to visit his
grandad in Pittsburgh (much to
this anxious mother's relieO. I
admit to minor disappointment
when his dad asked him what
he thought of New York, and
he replied that it was great
because 64there's a record store
o n every block."
No sooner did he get home,
than his brother blasted off in
his dilapidated VW ·camper for
a rock concert in Monterey.
What's a mother to do? Answer:
worry and pray. As the mother
of one friend who went with him,
the friend being the fourth and
youngest child in his family,
said, "My knees are all worn out,
Ive been down on them so long."
My heart tells me that these
experiences are very vital seg-
ments of education, a real com-
plement to what is learned in the
classroom. The going to the
bank and buying travelers'
checks; the going to the auto
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club for maps, then coming
home to route the trip; the
making of lists, then sho pping
on a budget for trip or camping
supplies; compiling an emer-
gency first aid kit; wiring the CB
in the car; tolerating Mom's
instructions about not picking
up hitchhikers or who to call if
the car breaks down, all spell a
certain amount of letting go on
my part and a large dose of
independence and "wing-
testing" on the part of the youths
involved.
"Mom's School" is a thing of
the past. We are beyond that
now; beyond the days when two
brothers ran a mini-sports camp
for younger children in the park
next door; beyond calculating
how to shave seconds off one's
backstroke time to vie for the
medal in the swim finals; beyond
practicing how to hold a bat or
how to jump off a curb on a
skateboard.
We are practicing for life now.
While kids in Kansas are ruo-
ni ng and repairing tractors,
cleaning stalls, learning about
budgeting for livestock feed and
being responsible for acres of
corn growing, kids in Newport
are repairing cars, filling out
college applications and holding
responsible jobs. Many are
entrepreneurs, conducting their
own small businesses. I find that
particularly exciting.
For years now, Brett Maru-
moto has shaped some of the
hottest surfboards in Newport.
Working alone in his garage, the
recent CdM HS graduate has
built a fine business reputation
by making a marketable product
and learning all the varied
aspects of running a busienss.
Freshmen Bob Whiton and Matt
Schneider have begun a car
detailing business which will
hopefully lead to a growing
income and a knowledge of
business acumen. Sloane
Richardson and my own Dana
Engstrom have a flourishing
summer class for younger child-
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NTAC's 'White Arrow' is on target
BY CHERYL STEHLING
It has been estimated that
more than 500 stories, poems
and ballads have been sung,
penned and voiced over the past
400 years about the legend of
Robin Hood.
It has also been said that
legends carry·some grain of truth
in order to exist in the first place.
Newport Theater Arts Center's
master director, author and
librettist Kent Johnson and Tim
Nelson, musical director and
composer, got their heads
together some years ago and the
magical, mystical and delightful
musical ··white Arrow" was
born.
The musical was first staged
in 1985 to much critical acclaim.
This production uses much of
NT A C's veteran actors and it is
easy to sec that they are having
as wondcrf ul a time retelling the
Robin Hood story, as the
audience has watching it unfold.
"White Arrow" really should
not be billed as a musical
comedy, although there arc
many hilarious moments. The
underlying social message is very
senous.
'This variation on the Robin
Hood legend takes place during
the reign of Richard the Lion
Hearted of England. The king
has ridden off in glory to fight
in the Crusades, but is captured
by Leopold of Austria, much to
the delight of Prince John
(Anthony Bonifant), who would
like to do more than just fill in
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gruntled citizens seek him out to
join the Merry Men. There are
Midge, the miller's son (Dexter
Echiverri), Little John (Bruce
Morganti) and the tinker (James
McFarlane).
Moreno carried the role of the
rotund friar with so much vigor
he almost stole the show. Espe-
cially entertaining is his duet
with Sophie (Mary Sullivan
Slack), .. Good Old Fashion
Chivalry."
Bonifant's rich baritone voice
and wild eyes are adequately
sinister. John's favorite bobby is
taxing the populace and that is
where Robin Hood comes in.
In Keeping with the Robin
Hood legend, "White Arrow"
depicts Robin Hood as an out-
law headquartered in Sherwood
Forest, with bis band of Merry
Men. He is the former Earl of
Huntingdon, who gave up his
lands and title to champion the
common man, ••taking from the
rich and giving to the poor." The
peasants cling to the ideal that
the sight of a white arrows
foretells better fortunes ahead.
The Merry Men are indeed
merry, as they sing, dance, leap
and cavort through the forest.
But they are a group to reckon
with should a stranger cross their
path.
The story opens with a bal-
ladeer, Alan-a-Dale (Todd
Davis), singing about the legend.
· We arc introduced to Robin
Hood (Phil Boardman) later on
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Of course, no Robin Hood
story would be complete without
Friar Tuck (John L. Moreno),
Maid Marian (Sandy Yamak)
and Will Scarlet (Joel Mills).
.. White Arrow" is highly
entertaining and recommended
for the whole family. It con-
tinues through Aug.21. CaJJ 631-
0288 for ticket information.
SCR announces
'88-'89 line-up
South Coast Repertory's 25th
season, opening Sept. 9 and
running through July 13, 1989,
will feature four world pre-
mieres, two West Coast pre-
mieres, and the first California
Play Festival.
Artistic Directors David
Emmes and Martin Benson
made the announcement at a
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dinner attended by artists and
supporters celebrating the
ach ievements of the just-
concluded 1987-88 season.
According to the theater's co-
founders, SCR 's 1988-89 season
will mark 25 years for the
Orange County company and
highlight the work of the Amer-
ican playwright.
The Mainstage season will
open with Arthur MilJer's "'The
Crucible," f eUowed by the world
premiere of Mark Stein's .. At
Long Last Leo," Athol Fugard's
"The Road to Mecca," Shaw's
"You Never Can Tell," the world
premiere of Ellen McLaughlin's
0 Infinity's House," and the
Pulitzer Prize-winning Stephen
Sondheim/ James Lapine musi-
cal "Sunday in the Park with
George." .. A Christmas Carol"
will return Dec. 8 through 24.
The Second Stage season
begins Sept. 23 with the West
Coast premiere of Eric Overmy-
er's "In Perpetu ity Throughout
the U nivene," folJowed by an
open slot, then Lanford Wilson's
..,.alley's Folly" in January, and
Christopher Durana'• "Lauah-iDa Wild," receiviJla its Wat
Cout premiere. Two world
fNIDiera by Califonia play-
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Bronze sculptures by David
Demmore will display through
August 31 at Whitman Galleries,
3545 East Coast Highway,
Corona Del Mar. Hours are JO
a.m. to 5 p.m. ,Monday through
T hursday. Call 675-2478.
1981 ART A-FAIR is taking
place through August 28 at 777
Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna
Beach. Admission is $3.50 for
adults, $2.50 for seniors and
children under 12 arc free with
an adult. Hours arc JO a.m. to
10 p.m. seven days a week with
grounds open until 11 p.m. on
Friday and Saturday nights.
"Flowers, "a group show with
works by Debra Heimerdinger,
Mark Matthews and others will
display through August 6 at
Susan Spiritus Gallery, 3333
Bear Street, Costa Mesa. Call
5497550.
New Juice ln Oran1e County Ill
a curated exhibit of seven
Orange County artists will dis-
play thorugb August 9 at The
City of Irvine Fine Arts Center,
14321 Yale Avenue, Irvine.
Hours arc 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.,
Monday through thursday and
9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Friday. CaJJ
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The Ruth Stovever Flemin1
Collection or Southern Califor-
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through November 6 at Laguna
Art Museum, 307 Cliff drive,
Laguna Beach. Hours arc 11
a.m. to S p.m., Tuesday through
S unday. Call 494-6531.
Hand Colored Pbotosraphs by
Alan T eaer will display through
September I 0 at Susan Spiritus
Gallery, 3333 Bear Street, #330,
Costa Mesa. CalJ 549-7550.
Oriainal watercolon by Ruth
H111ds will display indefinitely at
Graphics Gallery, 419 East 17th
Street, Costa Mesa. Hours arc
10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday
through Saturday and I 0 a.m.
to 6 p .m. on Sunday. Call 548-
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MUSIC
V ocalworks will perform classic
vocal jazz selections at South
Coast Plaza Village on August
IO at 6:30 p.m. Admission is free.
Call 241-1700.
Swinptreet will perform swing,
classic jazz and rhythm and
blues selections on August 111
at 11 :45 a.m. in Town Center
Park at South Coast Plaza.
Admission is free. Call 241-1700.
Ballet Pacifica tabs
Lynch to bedirector
Lisa Zali, founder and artistic
director of Ballet Pacifica in
Laguna Beach for the last 27
years, recently announced her
retirement and the appointment
of Molly Lyadl to replace her
as leader from the Laguna
Beach-based company.
Assuming her new role in
early July, Lynch now oversees
all company productions-both
locally and out-of-town-as well
as managina the studio and the
I 0 regularly-paid danccn. Addi-
tionally, she will continue to
originate and choreograph new
works, such as *'Objecu" and
"Eight Lines," both scheduled
for this year's Concert Series.
A native of Southern Calif or-
ni~ Lynch, 32, a resident of
Corona dcl Mar, began ballet
training at the age of 6 with Lila
Zali at her Laguna Beach Ballet
Center, and danced with Ballet
Pacifica until 1977, when she
received a scholanhip from The
Joffrcy Ballet in New York.
While in New York, she was
hired by the Louisville Ballet to
pcrf orm in their "Nutcracker"
and was invited to stay with the
company. In the early '80s, she
was also hired to be a guest artist
with the Anchorage Ballet.
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"De Soand of Miiiie" is cur-
"'Tiie Foreip1er", a comedy set
in a rural Georgia fishing lodge
will play July 29 and 30 and
August S-7, J J-13 at Golden
West College's Patio Theatre.
Tickets arc SS-S6. Call 89S-8378.
TIM Royal s,...... National
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tant, 953-0602
-Credit
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS!
Regardless of credit his·
tory. Also, new credit
card. No one refused! FOf
information call 1-315·
733-6062 Ext. M364.
'9tAJOR CREDIT CARDS!
Reprdless of credit his·
tory. Also, new credit No
one refused. For infor.
mation catl 1·315-733-
6062 En M369
MASTERC~RD. No one
refused. Reprdless of
credit history. Also eraw
bad credit-do it ~r·
self. Call 1-619-565-
1522 Ext 2102 FL 24
HRS
•Custom
Lanchcapina
~ ··r~71.~··~
Full 1ardenln1 service,
seasonal flower planting.
Landscapina, sprinkler
yard improvements,
lawn treatment, weed
controt, routine mainte-
~ance .(sprina renova· tton). Licensed/bonded.
894·6665, Rey Perard.
LANDSCAPING & Tree
Service & Clean Ups.
Monthly Fee. Jim 553·
1554
•Domestic
HOUSEKEEPERS
& NANNIES
AGENCY
Earn up to $300 a
week
Live in/out Spanish OK.
Au-Pairs OK. Positions
available now. Call
immediatety (714) 951·
6110. Lie. Ii bonded.
LIVE-IN NEEDED M·F. 2
'f! & 6 Yr. Turtte Rock.
Fee ne1. Enalish pre·
ferred. Gal UC Oo. pays
851-2442, Eve854-8822
HOUSEUEPDI &
NAMllEI WNCY
Has immedleopenings
for Live In/Out House·
keepers. Exp. preferred. Sp~nish OK. All Jobs
100% Free.
(714) 951-6110
LICENSED
AND BONDED LIVE-IN COM~P~A-N-IO~N
AID, 714"669-1148
~
QUALITY LAWN SER·
VICE. Lawn service avail·
able complete to mow &
edae. eau 631-4535
MAINTENANCE
CONCEPTS
FENCING
SPECIALIST
Electrical, construction,
plumbi"8, etc. 714-857·
4728
DYN~JOOF
Tllke prtda in~ home. l.ocll COitbcv in roaf.
Inc b 39 ~ CUiiom wen a mua (714~-
4474 .
ROOM ADDITION.
~emodeling, decks,
patio covers. Lie. &
bonded. Call for free est.
546-5403
FREE CONSUMER
SERVICE
Call for names of
competent licensed &
bonded tradespeople
to remode1 f_epair,
clean and aecorate.
HOME
IMPROVEMENT
REFERRALS INC.
(714) 831-7200
24 hr home repair, small
jobs are quick and easy.
Call for free phooe_quote
on all work. 760-7205
PROFESSIONAL WIN·
DOW TINTING your
house or mine. Ref. 855·
4160
LOCAL MOTHER/ DAUGHTER TEAM will
clean your house or
office. Thorough. Clean
and conscientious. 857·
8501
CARPET CLEANING
SERVICE
Shampoo & Steam
Cleaning Spotlifters,
Deoderizer Included.
2RMS & HALLWAY
S39.95 ~OG£RS CARPET
CLEANING 7 DAYS014)
472-0230 ASK ABOUt
HOST DRY CHEMICALS
L & B Been in Bus Since
1980
HAPPY GALS HOUSE·
CLEANING. Professional
housecleanin& in your
area. Weekty, Bi-weekly
monthly, Lie. and Bonded. 952-3653
PROFESSIONAL HOUSE
Cleaning. Excellent Ref.
Reas. rates. 723-0994
House sitting. Affordable
Crance Cou~ area. Call
Conme660-l 399 after
11:30 a.m.
CALIFORNIA SWEEP
Commercial & res. Uc &
bonded. 646·2563. We hMtref.
HAPPY GALS HOUSE·
CLEANING. Professional
houseclunin&. in your
.... Weekly, Bi-weekly
monthJYs... lie. and Bonded.~2-3653
.............
P£T /HOUSE SITTING .,...,._ IW. If 19q. Call
Ruth 551-8363 a.m.
GOING ON
VACATION?
Mature woman will take
care of your house,
plants or pets or your
children. Exec ref, reas.
Mrs. Shearer 646-2251
•Landscaping
UNIQUE GARDENING
ANO LANDSCAPE SER·
VICE. Est. in area since
1973. We do tree trim·
ming, cleanups, mowing
and edging. Complete
gardening service. 646·
5568
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE
SERVICES 21 years exp.
McWeeney Landscape.
General yard cleanup,
sprinkler repair, com·
mercial maintenance.
(714) 645-4124
•Maonry
For a dependable dry
wall company call Artis·
tic Interiors 556·
1160 ... small repairs.
Room addition. Custom
texture
CONCRETE PATIOS,
Drive-decks, concrete
reserved w/epoxy store.
Brick-blockwork. Lie.
966-2134
•Music l.elSOi11
MUSIC LESSONS, your
home by Mr. Palmer ~r
Hi. Band Dir 33 yrs 1n
O.C. All brass & Wood-
winds. 642·7715
PLASTERING Accepti"I
jobs in ar.,,.. CounCY &
lA County to escepe
desert hell. Low ...
held reel. biclL AllO ~ 8nd p1 ..........
end"'*9-.. 1cam1. CullDn•Nf ..... ..,,
JS. 619-341·2918
•Pool Senice
FINEST QUALITY SER·
VICE & REPAIRS. 20 yrs.
experience. Pre Season
Special: 1 month FREE
service. Free estimate &
pool analysis. Evans Life
Guard Pool Service. 546·
8008
•Roofs
DYNAMIC ROOF SYS·
TEM Take pride in your
home. Local contracter
in Roofing for 39 years.
Custom work a must.
(714) 642-4474
•Stum
Cleanina
STEAM CLEANING
Newport Power Cleaning
•Sidewalks
•Driveways •Boats.Docks
•Restaurants
•En8ines
(714) 675-2523
•Tiie
DEAN THE
TILE MAN
Leaky showers, ceramic
tile; install/repair/acid
wash/rearout, shower
doors, new & repair, & plumbi~ Safety bars
Lie# 432332. 71~7~
8212 or 846-8526
··~
PAPER HANGING, remo·
val and installina of all
wall coverinp and also
interior paint•,._ Cabinet
stalnina and refmishina.
Call Andy 548-4015
$1.50 PER DAY
Thars all you
pay for 3 lines
30-day minimum
in our
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
call today!!
ASK FOR INEZ
CALL
631-8120 EXT 16
CEMETERY PLOTS:
Pacific View Memorial
Park, Newport Beach, CA
Vista Del Mar Plot.
Graves A,B1C-Lot 90.
$600.00 eacn, all 3 for
$1500.00 cash. Contact
M.D. Bennett. 2405 Kala·
nianole Ave.r..,.Apt 209,
Hilo, Hawaii ~720
211-Penonals
MAJOR CREDIT CARDS!
REGARDLESS OF
CREDIT HISTORY. ALSO.
NEW CREDIT CARD. NO
ONE REFUSED. FOR
INFO. CALL 1·315-733· 6062 EXT M 386
TWO PROFESSIONALS
seeking a third to share
expenses, of spacious,
clean, very nice, comfor·
table Mesa Verde home.
Monthly rent $500 + util·
ities/expenses split,
security deposit & refer·
ences required. Call Mr.
Green at 642-9310 Days
(or 545-8589 Eves)
CLIP & SAVE
Tell a friend. Mature
refined and reliable
aide/companion for home or trawtt. Awil 8-
1 exc ref 857-8603.
ORVILLE
WANTS YOU!
Lookin1 for friendly,
independent oeoote to
work as clerks mt our sneck location at New-
port Fashion Isa.net. Both
days & eve shrfts 11Yail· able! If interested, visit
us at Irvine Ranch
Farmer's Mkt in Atrium
Court. Of call (714) ~
7701
SECRETARY
ExportOM
$24,000
Gt.me <T...,.> EIPDft
firm ~ '1!1411--............. """ n.. .......... -=--=--=-OM5
OftlceMlltel
(714) 71M070
E.O.E.
GET PAID FOR READ·
ING! $100.00 S*' title.
Write: PASE-Al 175,
161 S. Una*I W~. N . Aurora, ILL 60542
-----------
==:-nt
Join The
Leader of
Office,
Autom ation
If you have these skills·
•P.C.
•Word processing
•Data Entry
•File Clerks
•Typ1~t
•Accounts payable
•Receptionist
•Legal/Executive
•Secretaries
All Shifts Ava1lat.1e
Come to our
Costa Mesa locat.on
2790 Harbor Blvd
Suite 109
Mon·Fri 9am 3pm
Proper l.D. required
For more mformatmn
call
Costa Mesa
(714)557.4427
Anaheim
(714)535·4900
Long Beacn
(714)490·9551
\:ln1Force·
t "'" •p<>rAr v •or,11c:• •
1~~Ell.Ol.
EARN $7. 75 HR We
need assistance in eva·
luat1ng and responding
to daily work reports sub·
m1tted by our agents
throughout the state. No
experience necessary:
work at home. For infor·
mation send self·
addressed, stamped
envelope 9~ inches long
to: AWGA. Dept. E, Box
49204, Atlanta, GA
30359
. .
OVERSEAS JOBS. TAX
FREE INCOME ALL
OCCUPATIONS. COM·
PANY PAID BENEFITS .
Call (305) 456·6603 or
send resume to: World·
wide Employer~ 1126 S.
Federal Hwy w322, Ft.
Lauderdale, FL 33316
Advance fee-full refund if
not placesd overseas per
contract. Licensed as an
overseas employment
agency.
WE WANT YOU if you are
enthusiastic, energetic
and hard working. Posi-
tions available as store
clerks. Benefits, include
medical/dental /I i fe
paid train ing profit-
sharing. On the spot
interviews! 9 am-3pm
30018 Crown Valley pky
Laguna Niguel. 714-495-
5543 Stop·n Go Markets
OVERSEAS JOBS. Tax
free income all occupa·
t1ons. Company paid
benefits. Call (305) 456-
6603 or send resume to
Worldw1Qe Employers,
1126 S. Federa I Hwy
#322, Ft. Lauderdale, FL
33316. Advance fee full
refund 1f not placed over·
seas per contract
Licensed as an overseas
employment agency.
DE M ONSTRATORS
needed for top selfing
Christmas party plan.
979·0520
GOVERNMENT JOBS
$15,400-$72,500. Now
hiring. Excellent benef·
its. Call 504-649-7922
Ex J2550
RECPT
Loaldnm tar promadon .... , ........... ................
~·~ JCMWUllblll~. filtlt trPil'IMd ...... AatarT
2087. OM50ffice...._
768-6070 E.O.E.
AUTOMOTIVE needs
part tim e telephone
sales rep, for follow up,
reorder, telephone sales
exp pref. Pleasant ph~e
personality required. Air·
Port area. 756·2054
GET PAID FOR READING
BOO KS! $100.00 PER
TITLE. WRITE PASE·
D947, 161 S. Lincoln
Way, N. Aurora. IL 60542
GET PAID FOR READING
BOOKS! $100 per title.
Write PACE C947, 161 S.
Lincoln Way, N Aurora.
IL 60542
GOVERNMENT JOBS
$15,400-$72,500 Now
Hiring. Excellent benef-
its. Call 504-649·7922
Ext 1·8348
•FU'N
WEEKEND
JOB*
You choose when. Give
out samples in market.
near your home. 962-
5688
\ 1 \ '-\ < ; I I~ \ , \ \ \ S I \ I \ '-l "
We Need
Management
Candidates
With Plenty
Of n ·rive
It tllkM lots of energy. ambition and drtw to~
CMd • a Pizza Hut Restannt Manager. W Ha
90Ultdl .. you. keep reac:lngl
A8 a chllk>n of PepeiCo, nobody provides a bet-
.. •wlnM11-" for success than Pizza Hut. And
~~ cttll1nges you .. Pizza Hui -wlh person-
nel, ........ finance and opeeatlonl ....,,.,.
111•11. II you've go wh.s I lllkes, we ofter:
• A1...._11 Manager Slllafy range of $17,80()..
$18,~
• A911 HIM nlnlng progwam wtt. patantilll to
..... lnlo ........ polllort....., 6 "'°' ..
to one year.
l
• Manager al8ry range from $24.000-$27, 700/
yes.
211-1707
Security
Guards .
IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITIES
ALL SHIFTS • WEEKENDS • FULL & PA'RT ·TIME
WE OFFER:
GOOD PAY•DENTAL, OPTICAL I MEDICAL INSURANCE
• CIEDR iJt11o1 PRIVILEGES • PROFIT SHARING
• UllFORMS • TRAINING I CERTIFICATION (H Nee.)
WE REQUIRE:
11 YRS. OR OLDER • OWi TRANSPORTATION
I TELEPHONE • RETIREES WELCOME
SHIELD
SECURITY, INC.
1063 N. GLASSELL ST., ORANGE
(714) 531 3183 (714) •• 1191
SECRETARY
PERSON EL $21,500+
Use your llDOMils to
advance in personnel
dept. in rapidty
Hpandins 5.C. Plaz.a
firm. Promotion up to
JOU. O.M.S Office Mates
768-6070
WE
WANT
YOU
If you are enthusiastic,
energetic and hard
working,
Position available as
store clerk.
Benefits include
medical. dental/life.
Profit Sharing.
On the spot
interviews!
Mon-Fri 9am-3pm
30018 Crown
Valley Pkwy
Laguna Niguel
(714) 495-
5543
(STOP-N.GO
MARKETS)
SELL
ADVERTISING
For the fastest srowine
indepet ldent shopper in
O.C. and set )10Uf own
income. The sky's the
limit. 962·6443, 9 a.m.-
5 p.m.
GET PAID FOR READING
books! Sl00.00 per title.
Write: PASE-A4041161
S. Lincotnway.N. Aurora,
IL60542
RECRUIT & GROW RICH.
Help me find men & women, who wnt to live
full time, work pt time
and earn 6 f iaure
income. You Qf'I wn
Sl,000-3,000 ~month
for referrals. MB Hudson
714-553-1551
ATTENTION Excellent income for honw ...-n· ~ .n. lnfD. QI 504-
646-1100 Dlpt. P237
WORD PRIESSORS
DRA/(E
OFFlCE OVERLONJ
WE HAVE
lhtk01AT£ OPENlr«>S
e IBM-PC e WORDSTAR
.. I WDRDPERFECT e MULTIMATE I
• D!SPLA YWRITE e WA.~G
• Lorus 1-2-J
lcni & Shott
~~ Ass!F;nments
e &3i1S SSS
• ?ii• VKatiOM
• iep P1Y
(7 14) 471!-2974
!~00 't~ llannan 1 130
'""~ ECE !00% Free
RECEPTIONIST
LITE TYPING OK
$20,400+
Your Front CMlc:e ~---.., ...... ....., .... ,.. ..... .... .............. ..,
in Nssz:-.:= Inn,
OMS
OfliceM.._
7 .. 70
PARTIIME FLEX HOURS
to $8.42 hr. 3 positions
available. Locations
Santa Ana, Mission Viejo,
Newport Beach. (714)
768·6070 E.O.E.
CRUISE SHIPS NOW
HIRING aft positions.
Both skilled and
unskilled. For informa.
tion call (615) 292-6900 Ext H704
HIRING! GOVERNMENT
JOBS -YOUR AREA. 1'62<r>°&lr.~ ~~~
3375
NOW HIRING YOUR
AREA. $13,550 to
$59,480. Immediate 2""J•. Cell 1·315·
733-SJ62 UL #f 369
Americaa N1niag
R1•1rces, ltlc.
*HIGHt
•PAY RATES•
RN 's u, ,, s30 "'
~VN 's .,, • s19 ..
A Nationwide Nursi~
S.mct ~
AdfMCe Ply
'8onuMs
(714) 972.0797
t llCIPTlmTlt
'AR'T·Tm
DAYS I EVB•IGS
FLEmlEMCMm .,..,...,. •.. ,. • ...........
"Ill I ... fltl k ... I i -............. ........... ., ... ........... -' .....
L.1119 .......... ,. ... ~., ............ = ,.... .... ,,, .,......_. .... ,, .......
GIWEUSA CA&LI .. ,_ -.atte
... 11 •• 117·"'9 •• •• .... "" .... m.tt .......... ,,,..
•• I ?IW--. ..... 2 .. '"· *" 6
, .... , 1 .,......., .............
1n .......... ....., ........ c.te __ ....,,
EARN $7.75 HR. We
need assistance in eva·
luati and responding
to da~ work reports sub-
mitted by our •1ents t~ the state. No
exf>!mence necessary; paid to ~ hen· •na. work at home. For
info send sett addressed
to AWGA. ~ E. Boa
49204, Atlanta, GA
30359
•
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YES, YOU CANI
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01~1 fn1 • bJlf-..
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IM M11tn11
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~ ........ call .. _ .......... ,...
•••• • en-mo Oii••• I 979-717"1 UllTA AMA _..,,,Ta
TUSTm '7,,-4., t
•L TOllO .... S ttO "rou..,._,_...,,n 1
mot ....... and Duey
atm 11,.-..•.
--Ull lodey'
Clencal
DRA/(E
OFFICE OVERLOAD
TEIFOAARY and
Ta. TO PERii
POSrOONS AYAU8LE
e ltfaptiMists
• Clelts .,.
• Seaeblies
• Olla Ellly -
el.a Plassil&
• kca m tilt ans
A9glrt11 ........ £mn ...._.,......,alllley ... ,...v ......
(714) 474-2974
18400 Yo1 larm1
Suite 130, lni•
100% FREE EOE
SECRETARY
GET INTO H/R
$24,000
HOME ASSEMBLY CO.
$242.10 weekly. You
make plant hanaers.
Start rilht away. Send
lone self-ad dressed
envelope to: Ami Robin-
son. 743 Mechanic St,
Lebanon, PA 17042
WORD PROCESSOR 3
Positions to $24.000.
BEAUTIFUL f'ASHION
ISLAND Off1CES. Great
g!owth potential and bertefits. All you need WI
P skills and "can do"
attitude. Ask for #£2014.
OMS Office Mates 768-
6070. E.O.E.
GET PAI D FOR READING
BOOKS: PASE-E947, 161
S. L1ncolnway, N. Aurora,
ILL60542
TELEMARKETING REPS
NEEDED for classic
batlet season. At the Per·
formin1 Arts Center.
Eve/Hrs. s.lary aptnSt
commission. HM fun
maki,. new fnends and s. 556=2121 Rounne
T£lEMARl<ETING T• com sya1m dist r-91
telemarketer for ....
leads. PT /Exp DfWf. ~ + comm. c.I Mr. T un::o Ill 975-8540
..
..
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f
*WORD*
* PROCESSING *
' s20,.hour
IF YOU:
• HcM 0 nWli'run 6 monthl 8lCPl'ienoe * MAlrnCM. Wotd9b. WetdPelfed * Pm CAI rTHTl.m tlllng ~ * lwdlt:kJe. tor long ond ltlOlf term
""1>0f rlY ~·
'HN WE QUMAH1'&:
$20 '°' 1lt 8 ton WOftl9d on 1lt OlllQI..,. t
(nUt work «> how work .,...,
Neon.~ II
ath~ ... Ql'8Q-.
lllrlCiJ .. lid 1b ........ To QuclSf.
CMl.1GDllt
DRAKE
OFFICE OVERLCWJ
(71~) 474-2974
18400 Von Korman. #130 .
lMne
EOE
SUNSHINE SITIER SER·
VICE now hiring. Exp.
babysitters and compan-
ions for the elderly. Must
have ref, own transporta·
tion. Get-Pay-Flex hrs.
Sue 966-1322
"ALL CASH BUSINESS"
National Company seek
self -motivated person t.o
own and operate their
own business. Census
reports show average
profit of $1,370.63 per
month expanding to
$3,289.50 due to com-
pany's part1cipat1on. Ser·
vice c ompany owned
accounts currently han·
dhng Frito-Lay and other
name brand . food pro
ducts Requires approx
1mately 8 hours per week
and investments of
$15,000 cash for equ_1Q-
ment. Call toll free 1-800-
782· l 550 Operator 4-S.
anytime.
NURSE/RN /LVN for
holistic pain center in
Fashion Island. Acupres-
sure and bio-feedback.
Will train M-F 12-9 P.M.
$20.00/visit. Lv msg
Carl Held MO, 6Sl -176S
AUTOMOTIVE needs
part time telephone
safes rep, for account
follow up, reorder. tele-
phone safes exp pref.
f>teasant phone person-
a f ity required. Airport
area 756-2054
DISTRICT MANAGER
Full time. full benefits,
afternoons. Call Jeff 540·
3008
RECEPTIONIST ~
builder for holistic pain center on Fashion Island.
Mature will train. M-W-F,
aft/eve. Tue-Thurs
$7.50 hr. 40 hrs a week. Leave messaee. Dr. Held
651-1765
PART TIME AM, Week-
ends, late afternoon, week days. Must be 18,
9)()(1 driving record. Call
12 Noon to 7 p.m. ~
3008
HIRING ASSISTANT ~ llnd staff. If ~ like wortcJns In a
ple•unt 8te;:here Mdmaeliw · Clnn•mon of ~ Al1ol1 in ....... 220~
•· Marrne Ave., Balbol
l*1d
100%Free
SECURITY OFFICER for
NPB market. wanted
unarmed, senior citizens
OK. $S.25 per hr, coll
collect {818)989-0366.
Efficiency patrol and
guard serv.
GENERAL OFFICE. Surfs
up $14,000plus. Fun
industry varied duties, ~rowth potential unlim·
1ted. All you need is a
people personality. Good
typing and light office
exp. Ask for E#2069.
OMS Office Mates
768-6070 E.O.E.
GROCERY
JOBS
Leading Southern Callf
Super Market Chain. Has
several grocery JObs
available. Apply in per-
son at Ralphs, Grocery
2660 San Miguel Drive
Newport Beach. E.O.E.
M/F.
SECRETARY variety
$24,000. Varied pos i-
tions with many adminis·
trative dutiesJ.. for presti·
gious firm. tsring solid
exp. and w/p skills ask
for E#2070
OMS Office Mates
768-6070 E.O.E
LEGAL OFFICE MGR
$39,000plus. Total
responsibility for busi-
ness operation of
medium size litigation
firm. Outstandina benef-
its. Ask for E #2073
OMS Office Mates
768-6070. EOE
HOUSEKEEPERS
WANTED
for small housekeeping
service for coastal area.
Must be honest. reliable,
energetic. And haw own car. Call 213-433-0825.
PIT HELP wanted
childrens clothina
store. 2-3 days a
week some sat.
714-857-9095.
FEDERAL, STATE end
civil •vice jabs. ,..
hirlrw. YoU' .,. ...
$13,550 to $59,480
immediate ~•'111· C..1·315-~
#f369.
I
f.ASY WORK! Excellent
pay! Asser.ible products
at home. call for infor-
mation. 312-741-8400
Ext A 2550
ROBERT G. COOK INC. is
seekina assertive indi-
vidual to teach and con-
duct no money down real
estate seminars. You
haveseenonT.V. Nowdo
them in person. $5,000
to $10,000 a month pos·
sible pi t $10,000 to
$2S,OOO a month full
time possible. Don't
delay call today 208/
38S-0301.
50 STATE SEMINARS, a
nationwide company. is
seeki ng dynamic and
motivated individuals to
teach no money down
seminar. Network in
America. You've seen
them on TV, now do them
in person. $3,000 to
$6,000 per month possi-
ble p/t $10 000 to
$15,000 possible flt. For
interviews call (208}
385-0313.
PRESTIGE
DATA PRO-
CESSING
AGENCY
If pounding the pave·
ment has you down call
us for the best jobs in
town! 18S82 Beach Bl
Huntington Beach.
(714)964-0570.
GENERAL OFFICE
LEARN W/P
$16,500+
W•nt to updlD ~r skill? UM drtely? This
is for JOUI Jult brlnl =.,... .... Pf lon.,lilillllde Ask tar#£ 1113.
OlllOMce ......
7u.t070 E.O.E.
308-Situation
Wanted
MATURE GIRL FRIDAY.
Executive secretarial
skills. In various types of
business. 25 ~exp.
full or pt time. Call ew
Of weekends. 675-6580.
406-HoUl•/Rent/
Ul1f.
TURTLE ROCK
BEAUTIFUL
SPACIOUS
EXECUTIVE
Detached house 4 Bdr 3
Bath & Oen. Nice hill
view near park, pool,
school. $2200 month.
No pets. Available 7-20.
854-8525
WESTPARK
(IRVINE)
Brand new detached
house. 4 Bdr 2 ~ Bth
2000+ sq. It Upgraded
near park, pool, school
$1695 a month. No pets.
Avail now. 854-8525
Harborview
HARBOR VIEW HOME 3
bd. 2 bth., new crpt.
paint. Garden water Pd
$1800 month. 643-2541
or 643-6412
408-Apartments,
Unfur.
r.. _ ..
(1:JZ·ih£$1J)
OCEAN
FRONT
RENT Al
3 bdr, 2 bth ocean front
lower. 3 bdr 2 bath
upper. Yearly. Garage.
Unfurnished. Calf for
details. 650-7000.
Irvine
NORTHWOOD, 2bdr, 1
bath upgr twnhm on lake
steps to pool, AC.r. .. all a mets. $950. 583-7..w1
OCEAN FRONT
RENTAL
2 Bdr, 2 .. ~front
tower. 3 Bdr 2 Bllth uJ»@er. Yurty pr-.
Urifumi1Md. c.u for ..... aso-1000
40la.doa
forlllll
CHARMING FURN 2
Bdrm 2 ...... paal. ....
=~ ._ $1,700. 3187
412-Rentals
to ShM'e
ROOMMATE WANTED.
male Of female. Profes·
sional, non smoker ~o
share 4 bdr house m
COM. All amen. short jog
to beach. First/fast 100
deposit+ 400 per month.
Avail 6-1. 760-9195
.
\
ROOMMATE WANTED,
male non smoker to
share 2bd/2ba Newport
apt. Pookd·acuzzi, park-
ing $4u /mo. + ~
expenses. (7 14) 721· 6886 -
ROOM TO SHARE with 2
male professionals. 34th
Balboa. $400 + 7-1 Brian
673-3090
PRIVATE ROOM AND
BATH to share in 3 bdr
3 bath house in Westprk
near park, pool and
1acuzzi. Washer dryer
and garage available 8-
1. Contact Carol 852·
1177
RENT AL TO SHARE. Priv
bath, mcrwv, frig. Non-
smoker $400 mo $200
dep. 650-2538.
417-Resort Rentals
MAU l /KAAN A PALI
BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2
Bdrm condo. Ocean view
fully furn & equip. Ten·
nis/pool/beach. Bro-
chure. 854-0909
418-Resort
For Sale
PALM SPRINGS CONDO
2 bdr 2 bath with private
patio, poof, jacuzzi,
sauna and tennis court
all included. 714-633-
2562
507.
Condominiums
For Sale
Rou .......... -... o
BUILDERS
CLOSEOUT
VACATION
HIDEAWAY
2 beautiful secluded
condos in mlll"ificent ~ iao• s-aamic IDlf coune, ~and maunt.8in view. locMld
,.IOWMd s.n De c.118
aolf course. North of
R8ncho Blnwdo in Sin DMllo ~ EltMIS. 1 ~ hn froni NewPJrt
a.ch.Totllyff! with many amen mwfesttnl In Vicente CoUntry Club ~-J,B.~·
907 •.
CondolNnUnl
For ..
(Q~)
IN THE BLUFFS
u~ 3 Bdr 2 e.ths
cOndo. Spacious feelinl.
2 story, walkina distaf:K:e
to schools. Askin1
$235,000. 650-7000
508-Houses for
Sale
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1.00 (U-REPAIR}
FORECLOSURES,
REPOS. TAX OELIN·
QUENT PROPERTIES. ~ow SELLING YOUR
AREA CAU 1-315-736-
7375 EXT H-CA-N for
current list 24 hrs.
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1.00 (U Repair)
Foreclosures, Repos, Tax
Delinquent Properties.
Now sellin& ~r area.
Call 1-315-736-7375
Ext. H·CA-N2 for current
list. 24 hrs.
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1 CU-Repair).
Also tax delinquent &
foreclosure properties.
Available now. FOf listing
calf 1-315-733-6044 Ext.
G-369
GOVERNMENT HOMES
FROM $1.00 (U REPAIR)
Foreclosures, repos, ta)(
delinquent properties.
Now seflmg your area.
Call 1-315-736-7375 Ext
H-CA·N2 for current list
24 hrs
AN
DIEGO
BAY
FRONT
PT. L.OMA'S
BEST
9 room. 4 bath house
plus garden. Every room
with a view. On the water,
close to 2 yac ht clubs.
Among homes sellins for
much fTlOfe. Price $1.2
million. Owner-broker
co-op. (619) 224-361S
510-Lots for Sale
EQUESTRIAN ESTATE
PROPERTY Available in
exclusive Orange County
community. Larae
secluded parcel suitable
for private estate Of sub-
division. Principals only.
714-779-2185
510-Lollltar ..
ARIZONA 2.5 Kte home
site. Ktn1..m•n/Yucca 950. $200 down
.31 ii~ horw. , OK ,_, Feint MalDf
Co. No qual~ owner
will carry. Aaent 818-
783-7921
UTAH 20 acres recrea·
tion. eect.r City and Dixie
National Forest. Road frontaae. $7,950. $100
dn & $99 monthly 9%.
No qualifying. Owner will
carry. Agent 818· 783·
7921
514-0ut of State
Prop.
ISLAND RETREAT. FLY
IN, SAIL AWAY. Fabled
Orcas Is. in the San
Juans, is a northwoods
paradise. 2 Bdr, 2 bath home with prden. Large
pr• & work-shop +
additional 2 Bdr & l bath
apt for guests or income.
l block from private air·
port & marina, & beach. l mile to town. Owner
must self. $13~000/
offer. 415-662-22-37
606-Moner Wanted
50% L.T.V Conditional
sales contract secured
by UCC-1 and improved
commercial location.
$30,000 @15% 3 yrs,
1109 MO. (TOM 261·
5879)
608-Schoots
SUMMER TUTOR: Eng-
lish grammar, writing,
reading. All ages. 760-
1988
700-Business
Opp't.
BEST 1 PERSON BUSI·
NESS Secure business
that offers independent
ownership no franchise
fees. Manage your own
working hou rs (limited
hours per month} free-
dom for your business to
grow. Great future resale
value. Most important.
1mmed1ate cash flow.
producing income. Min
1mum investment
$5,900. Call Jeanne Hinz
for a local appt. 1-800·
25S·5725
ALL CASH BUSI NESS
National company seeks
self -motivated person to
own and operate their
own business. Census
reports show average
profit of $1,370.63 per
month expanding to
$3,289.50 due to com -
pany's participation. Ser-
vice company owned
accounts currently han-
d Ii ng Frito-Lay• and
other name brand food
products. Requires
approximately 8 hours
per week and investment
of $15,000 cash for
eq_ujJ)mefll calf toll free
1-800-782-1550
BUS OPPT!! SELL
ADVERTISING
SPECIALTY
TRADEMASTERS
ADV
832-9064
COMPLETE
PRINT SHOP
Full ~ p~ice $22,000. ~000 down. 972-,,..
6
le
wi
ro
Ca
-----·
700-lulin111 Opp't
LOCAL ROUTE Distribute
Blue Bird 100% pure
natural fruit iuices in
Holiday Inn, R•mada,
Quality, Best Western
and other commercial
accounts set up by com-
pany. . No se lling
involved. Annual census
shows averas..e monthly
profit of $1 902.50
increasing to $4,566.00
due to company's partic-
ipation. This is not a get
rich quick scheme. You
must qualify to be
selected. Requires cash
investment of $22,000
for equipment. Call toll-
free 1-800-782-1550
800-Fumiture
NICE SOFA, Loveseat.
Oak trim. Scotchguard.
Never used. $265. both.
543-9294
OAK CABINET and 26-in.
Emerson stereo TV with
remote control. Call 855-
4160
6 MONTH OLD Craam
leather couch & loveseat
with matching swivel
rocker. Asking $1600.
Call 855-4160
SOFA, LOVESEAT,
FLOPPY PILLOWS, OAK,
BRASS TRIM, NEVER
USED $575. 843-9294
809-Misc. for Sale .
RED HOT BARGAINS!
Drug dealers' cars, boats,
planes, repo'd. Surplus
your area. Buyers Guide. }9~5-687-6000 Ext. S-
$99 PER MONTH RENT
IBM PC clone. 640K dual
drive, &raohics hiah res monitor, 114-261-2416
BRAND NEW MCIN-
TOSH + with Image II
printer with soft wear and
manuals included in
original boxes. Asking
$1700. Call 855-4160
828-lnvestments
~OOKING for funds need
investors with $200 ooo ~II funds fede0rally
!nsured, guaranteed
1ncc;ime,. secured by TD.
Serrous rnquiries to Bob 714-638·4717
910-Autos for Sale
CAN YOU BUY JEEPS,
CARS, 4X4s seized in
drug raids for under
$100? Ca II for facts
today. 602-837-3401
Ext. 457
910-Autos for Sale
Mercedes
Benz
1987 MERCEDES 300-0
Turbo, take over pay-
ments. 957-8011
1986 MERCEDES 560
SL .. red like new. 19,000
miles. $47,500 firm.
854-3484.
Mustang
1968 RESTORED MUS-
TANG 289 engine. Orig.
owner. Top condition. A/
C. Call after 3 at 213-
472-8333
917-Malll• Homes
(E~•2li2•J
MOBILE HOME
HUNTINGTON
BEACH
LIVE BY THE
SEA
Wonderful mobile home
in perfect cond. 2 many
upgrades to mention.
Walking d istance to
beach. Near pool and
community recreation
area. Asking $45,000.
Call for more info on
terms. 650-7000.
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YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDO A DEED Of TRUST
DATED 09/22/16. UNt.ESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PAOTECT YOUR flfOIERTY, fT MAY B£ SOLO AT A
PUBUC SALE. IF YOU NUO AH EXP\ANATION Of THE
NATURE Of THE PROC££DtNGS AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
On 08/12/88 llt 11:30 A.M. CONSOLIDATED RECON·
VEY ANCE COMPAHY n the duly appointed Trustee under
and pursuant to Deed of Trust.
Recofded on 10/03/86 INST# ~7
Of Official Rec«ds in the office of the Recot der of
OAAHGE County, California,
executed by. JAMES W. AU.EN, A SINGLE MAN
Will sett • public llUCtion to the hw-t bidder for cnh,
cashief's check drawn on a ltMa or ftlltionel blnk. •check
dr.wn by a state or f9deral credit union « • check drwwn
by state« federal uvinp and .., 8llOCiation « savinp
bllnk specified In Section 5102 of the Financial Code and
authorized to do business In this mte. (checks must be
peyable .t the time of sale In lllWful money of the United
SDtes of America)
AT THE MAJN NORTH ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY
COURTHOUSi 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST SANTA
ANA. CA
all riatrt, titJe and intlnlt conveyed to and now held
by it under said Deed of Trust in the propet1,y situated
in said County, California, describi~ the land therein:
LOT 15 of BLOCK 37 Of ARST AOOfTION TO NEWPORT
HEIGHTS, IN THE CITY Of NEWPORT BEACH, COUNTY
Of ORANGE, STATE Of CAUFORNIA, AS SHOWN ON A
MAP RECORDED IN BOOK 4, PAGE 94 Of MISCELLANE·
OUS MAPS, RECORDS OF ORANGE COUNTY.
THIS IS ONE NOTE SECURED BY THREE DEEDS OF
TRUST
The street address and other common desi,nation, if
any, of the real property described above is purported
to be:
539 ALISO AVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92663
The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any
incorrectness of the street address and other common
designation, if any, shown herein.
Said sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, express or implied, 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 said note(s), advances. if any,
under the terms of said Deed of Trust, fees, charies and
expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said
Deed of Trust
The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption
secured by the property to be sold and reasonable
estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of
the initial publication of the Notice of Sale is $173,541.25
The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust 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 whefe the real property Is located.
o.te: 07/12/88
CONSOLIDATED RECONVEYANCE COMPANY, 21031
Ventura Blvd., #202. Woodland Hills, Ca 91364
By. BARBARA MCGUIR£, TRUSTEE OFFICER (818) ~-
4472
71217/288/4
SPS77462
1521
PU&IC NOT1CE
PETITION Fott CHAMl Of NAME
CAil NO. Al43173
HEAAIM DtTE: 11111• our.: 3. 2:'5,.
Petitioner {name): Julian Contreras and Maria Lourdes
Cruz on behalf of JULIAN NAJERA. & ESTHER ALEJAN-
DRA NAJERA respectfully alle&eS that
Petitioner (Applicant) is under 18 years of qe.
Date of Birth: April 6, 1987 and February 19, 1985
Petitioner's (Applicanrs) place of birth: Anaheim, State
of California; Anaheim, State of California
Petitioner's (Applicants) present address: 638 Anna
Drive Apt# 2, Anaheim, Ca. 92805
Petitioner's (Applicant's) present name: JULIAN
NAJERA AND ESTHER ALEJANDRA NAJERA
Petitioner's (Applicant's) proposed name:
JULIAN CONTRERAS, Jr. ESTHER ALEJANDRA CON·
TR ERAS
Reason tor proposed chanae of name: To promote the
interest of OUR Children.
Name. address and relationship of nearest living
relative: Julian Contreras
Wherefore Petitioner prays that the Court make an ordef
chan1ing his/her name from ESTHER ALEJANDRA
NAJERA, JULIAN NAJERA to ESTHER ALEJANDRA
CONTRERAS, JULIAN CONTRERAS, Jr.
Dated:Jan.22. 1988 Maria de Lourdes Cruz
Julian Contr9rn
Petitioner
VERIFICATION
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY Of ORANGE
I hllw rud the foreeoinc PETITION FOR CHANGE OF
NAME and know its c:ontem.
I am a perty to this action. The mlltterl stated in it
.,. true of my own knowtedia mrcept •to dtOM mattar"s
which .,. stMed on lntormlltion and bettef, and n to
thole mlltterl I betiwe them flO be true.
Execut.d on Juty 5, 1 • 8t Safa Ana. Callfomla.
I declare under peneMy d petjury under the '8wl of
the State c:A Califomill "* the b91Dint is true and
cotrect.
Maria de Lountel CNz
1 ' Jutian Coubw
7114 7/21 7 /28 8/4 1507
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per8Clft9 ..... fwy ....... nolce Of oa1.-ltld
10 ... prapo.d don.) The ll=tdent .,._.""°" IUlhaltly • 6e OfMlld u an inlerWtld pentOn .. M ~ ID lhla pe-., and
lhow9 good ~ why ._ oour1 ehould noc gm .,.
~ING on ._ .....,,. wl be held on August
17, 1-11 1 :45 P.M. fn Dept. 3 localld II 700 CMc
CenW DIM WeM. a...a AM. Ca 82701
F YOU OBJECT TO._ ::ei .. "'91on. you ................ Md .... your ~ ....... ~ laeoour1belote
lhe ~ •. Your......,.. "-be In penon or by
~allDl'MY· IF YOU ARE A CREDfTOA or a contngent awcllor
of .. dec1111d, you ........ ~ .am wit! .. court and ft'llll a OOf1I ID .. ,..__. .... ntat1w
~ ... by .. OOUf1 ..... -"'°""'from .. datt
of ... --of ....... -poWlld In 99dloft 9100 of ._ Cllfomla PIObll9 Cod9. The *'-tor tllng
daln19 W11 noc explN prior ID tour monlhe from ~ datl
of~ hNrtna noloed MGIM. YOU MAYEXAMINE ._ .. Mpl by ._court. If you
... pef90ft ine.r.tecl In .. ~ n.y .. wtll
the CCNlll • tormll ~ tor Nob of ..
filing of &l lniMlb'f and ..,,nli 1rMnt of ............ « of 8lfl/ petllon or account • Pl'OYtded In 98ction
1250 of ._ c.ltomla Ptobmle Code. A Request fOf
Sped91 Note. farm la__..._ from the court clerk.
AtlDr_, for ,.....,.,:
AARONS a A..tRONS INC
27IO ....... lltwd ... -POlkm1-
Coeta ..... CA t2l2t
Newport Hmbor Enelan
Ju"f28,Aug.4.11, 1988 1537
NOTICE Of TltUSTEFS SALE
T.S. NO. 51031
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED APRIL 2, 1985. 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 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on Wednesday, August
17, 1988. at 11:00 o'clock a.m. of said day, in the area
set aside for conductina Trustee's Sales, within the offices
of REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE, located at 1800
North Broadway, Suite 100, in the City of Santa Ana.
County of Oranp, State of California, REAL EST ATE
SECURITIES SERVICE, a California corporation, as duly
appointed Trustee of the Association herein referred to,
pursuant to the power of sale conferred on it by the Civil
Code of the Stat8 of California; pursuant to the Mieles
and By-Laws of the Association; and pursuant to the
proyisions of that certain Declaration of Cownants,
Conditions and Restrictions recorded January 5, 1974,
in the office of the Recorder of said County, in Bex* 10504
of Official Records, at 1>819 30, Recorder's instrument
No. 4848, which Articles, By-Laws and DeclarMion (n
amended from time to time) imposed an obtiption on
the owner(s) of the real property herein described to pay
assessments. by reason of • breach or default in said
obllption. Notice of which was recorded Aprll 13. 1988,
in Book ••• of Official Records of said Cou~ • .t pap
... , Reconler's Instrument No. 88-168270, Will SELL AT
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH,
lawful money of the United su.tes, « a castMr's check
drawn on any bank. credit union, « swinp and k>ln
associ.tion domiciled in this state, all s-yable M the time
of sale, all riaht. title and interest hekt by ROBERT BLAKE.
«claimed by any other party. in and to that real property
situate in said County and State, described as follows:
A condominium consistin1 of the followinc;
Parcel 1:
Unit No. 10, located on Lot l of Tract No. 8094, as
shown on a map recorded in Book 316, Pllles 31 and
32 of Miscellaneous MaJ)5, Records of Or•"IB County,
California, and as shown on the Declaration and
Condominium Plan recorded April 13, 1973 as Instrument
No. 13388 in Book 10644, Paae 462 of Official Records
of Oranae County (the "Condominium Ptan''), and
amendments thefetO recorded in Book 11552, Pille 516
and in Book 11552, Paae 526, both of Official Records.
Parcel 2: An undivided l/18 interest In Lot 1 of Tract No. 8094,
as shown on a map recorded in Book 316, Piii" 31 and
32 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Orll"IB County,
California. shown and defined as common .,.. on the
abcwe referred to Decla...tion and Condominium Plan.
Reservi~ tt.erWfrom exclusiw ......,.a CMtr the
"Restricted Common Area" (es the same .,. lhowr1 and
defined in said Oeclenltion and Condominium ,..., n
..,_tded) for the uw and purpoMt Mt forth In said
Dedelation and CondomtniUm Plen.
Parcef 3:
Udusiw 111 I~ eppu"8nant to the unit delcribld
8bowe, tor UM and OCCUl*'CY of the restridld common
-lhc:Mn end deftned "' the abcM ··-to o.cwation and Condominium Plen • -al9ocMad for exduSiw use bythe owner of the unit delc:rtbed abcM,
~ Pltio ClO; Belcony 810; and hfkinl Spece PIO.
hral4:
Hon4Cdullw 1111ments for acceu. 1,.... end
........ end~ of the CllmlCllt .. ......,
and delned In the abcM ,......,.. to Dalli..., and
~ ..... . bc_..._ ..... ._partial•ofthecommon ..
lhcMn end dllniid • 1.-.c:tld conwnon .. In Mid
Olidlii ........ ~ ..........
Thit._.1Mt_01...,m121a1dl11S::1811nof._ ,.....,..... ............................ ..
633 UdD fWtl.,,.. Ari, ••• part ...... c.llls•llL n. "' .......... dl9dalml a1 ...,., fDr enr 1ncor-
r.ctn111 In Mid ..,_. 8ddrw ot DIMr common
dlllr llan. ........................... .....,, ... w Of
lmpl1& 11111._-.11a11111'at, 01 w. :••--. .. ....,. .. zH12M1,.ISl..,..lnMda1•t11J ..
NollcaGfDll ' •t11111Nn101Nallaelfi'1lp??lll UM. IC 111-.,UlUDOMMDllWICOI• ... ~TION. I C ....... ....,,. COICarJlliWL•llM: ,_
;'111clll1f',NiCllfdld_.l. l•ln ..... of .. ~....,,,ctlrof_...Ceufttr,•IKt dli's....._.
No. •151701, tl4Zlhef with costs in c:ot'n.ec:tlort .......................... a.,... and....,,.,..,, ..... (If..., end plul c:mta. .... end ... 111 of the Tri.-.
in conduclnl b9doMR ................ ........
The tatlll amount of Mid obliptionl. on the dMa of initial
~of thil Nata, Is $7,156.00.
DMad: July 20, 1918. REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE. n Trustee,
By. OJ. M«a.r. its President
1800 North Broadway, Suite 100, Santa Ana, CA 92706
Telephone (714)953-6810
7/28,8/4,11,18 1534
NOncl Of TaUITIE"I SALE , ...... ..,.
YOU ARE IN OEfAULT UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST
DATED APRIL 2, 1985. 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 PROCEEDINGS AGAINST YOU. YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that on Wednesday, Auaust
10, 1-. at 11:00 o'clock a.m. of said m.y, in the area
set aide for conductl~ Trustee's s.1es, within the offices
of REAL ESTATE SECURtTIES SERVICE, ioc.ted M 1800
North ~. Suite 100, in the City of Santa Ana,
County of Oranle. State of California, REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES SERVICE, a California corporation, as duly
appointed Trustee under and pursuant to the power of
sale conferred in thllt certain Deed of Trust executed by
ROBERT BUCETA and PATRICIA THIBAULT BUCETA,
recorded April 5, 1985, in the office of the County
Recorder of said County, as Reoorder's instrument No.
85-122022, by reason of a breach « default in payment
or performance of the obliptions secured thereby,
includina that bfeach or default. Notice of which was
recorded March 10. 1988, as Recordef's Instrument No.
SS.108955, Will SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH, lawful money of the United
States, or a cashief"s check drawn on any bank, credit
union,« savinp and loan l$$0Ciation domiciled in this
state, all ~bte at the time of sale, all riatrt. title and
interest held by it, as Trustee, in that real property situate
in said County and State, described as follows:
Lot 26 of Tract 7809, City of Newport Beach, County of
Orange, State of California, as shown on a map recorded
in Book 304, Pages 38 to 40, both inclusive, of
Miscellaneous Maps, Records of Oranae County, Callfor·
nia.
The street address or other common desienation of the
real property hereinabove described is purported to be:
l Rue Biarritz, Newport Beach. California.
The undenianed disclaims all liability for any incor·
rectness in said street address or other common
desienation.
Said sale will be made without warranty, express or
· implied, reprdina title, possession, or encumbrances,
to sati$fy the unpaid obtiptions secured by said Deed
of Trust. with Interest and other sums as provided therein;
plus advances. if any, thereunder and Interest thereon;
and plus fees, charps and expenses of the Trustee and
of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. The total
amount of said obli1atlons, at the time of initial
publication of this Notice, is $128,028.38.
Dated: July 15, 1988.
REAL ESTATE SECURITIES SERVICE, a California
corporation, as Trustee,
By. D.J. Mor1er. its President
1800 North Broadway, Suite 100, Santa Ana, CA 92706
Tetephone (714)953-6810
7/28,8/4,11,18
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NOTICE TO D£FENOENT:
(Aviso a Acusado)
ERIC M. THORSON, an
individual, DONALD
CHAMBERS. an Individual.
and DOES 1·200, Inclusive
YOU ARE BEING SUED
BY PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le
est.a demandando)
ROBERT R. KRILICH. an
individual
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DAYS after this summons is
served on you to file •
typewritten response .t this
court.
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proper lepl form If you
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CASE NUMBER
(Numero del Caso)
519131
The name and address of
the court Is: (El nombre y
direccion de la c:orte es)
0ranee County Superior
Court, 700 Civic Center
OrNe West. P.O. Box 838,
Sant. Ana, CA 92702-0838
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telephone number of plain·
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without .. anamey, Is: (El
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numero de telefono del
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Mcl.ind9n, 4000 Mec:Arthur
loulev•rd, Sutt• 1000,
~ e.ch, c.Hbnia ~. (714) 956-1851
DATE: (f.cha~!~: 1997,QARYL
Clerk, by (Actuarlo) MARILYN DAYtS. o.p.,ty,
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This w.nt wes filed
with the County C'-" of
Or.,.. County on Aue. 1.
1918.
File No. F-387703
8/4, 8/11, 8/18
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ACtiiiOUI ... 111•
NAMllTATW
Thefollowi• .....,. • .,.
doin1 business at Even
Sisters, 415 30th sn.t.
Newport 8-Qh. 92663.
......... Lee Shull, 916 35th
sn.t. Newport Beech, CA
92663.
Katherine Lee, 307~
Coral, Belbc>9, CA 92661.
This business Is con·
ducted by • pneral part-
nership.
The re1istrant com·
menced to trans.ct busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name listed above
on July 13, 1988.
<Sisned) Helen Lee Shull
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on July 13,
1988.
File No. F -385988
8/4, 8/11, 8/18
8/25 1543
1-4174'
flCTITIOUI MJllNUS
NAME ITATDIENT
The followlnc person is
doin1 business as R.I. 21,
177 Riverside Drive, New·
port Beach, CA 92660.
Roko lntellipnoe 21, a
California corporation. in
Riverside Drive, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
This business is con·
ducted by a corporation.
The re1istrant com-
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name listed abcwe
on June 21, 1988.
(SiJned) Roko I ntelli1ence
21
Yasuko H. Grosran
President
This statement was filed
with the County Cler1t of
Oranae County on July 26,
1988.
File No. F-387178
8/4,8/11.8/18
8/24 1544
FIC11TIOUI IUllNUI
NAME ITATDll.NT
The followina penon is
doin1 business as: GOC
Consultants. 4675 MacAr-
thur Court, Suite 500, New·
port Beech, Ca. 92660.
Green Development Co .•
a Californla corporation.
4675 MacArthur Court,
Suite 500. Newport Beach,
Ca. 92660.
This Business is con-
ducted by a corporation.
The re1istrant com·
menced to transact busi-
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on June 15.
1988.
Green Development Co .•
Inc.
Thomas G. Bnxkincton.
Assimnt Secretary
This stetement was filed
with the County Cle~ of
Orlnll County on July 19. 1• . File No. f'316593
7/28,814,11,18 1536
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The fatlowilll petlOf'I Is
doina bualnen as: HSC
ENGINHRING CONSUL·
TANl'S, 115-22nd sn.t.
Ntlwpoft e.cti, CA 92663.
Tl'.LlSIS SlRVIC£
INOUITIMS (ltlCCllPG*llld
Calltomle 7·31-87), 115·
22nd Street, Newport
e.ch, CA ta63 .
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1111 1529
Harbor Area ..
state
esa & Newport Beach Listings
Cover Home Offered by
Ron ·Felsot of RE/MAX-NB
An exceptional home in exclusive
BY CHERYL STDIUNG
While the roster of prestigious
Newport neighborhoods con-·
tinues to grow, Belcourt tends
to stand among the best.
1bis week\ featured home,
located at 8 Chadbourne Court
in Belcourt, is exceptional for
many reasons. One is definitely
that it is a custom Gallery home,
a tennis court estate, which
encompasses more than ~ acre.
with a pool and spa and luxur-
ious living.
"This is a home that cannot
be duplicated," said Ron Felsot
with Re/ Max, agent for the
home. "It is an ideal family home
with the best use of a backyard
and tremendous grounds for
entertainment."
SPAOOUS AND BRIGHT
The home bas five bedrooms,
plus a study, four and one-half
baths, extensive use of marble
tile and neutral-colored carpet
throughout. The many windows
give the spacious rooms a light
and airy feeling.
Guests enter a brick court-
yard, past the tJuee..car garage
and through an iron gate. Color-
ful flowen abound.
Double doon open onto a
white immense marble entry
platform. An elegant staircase
with rich oat railings leads up
to a galleria. A brass chandelier
provides the light for the entry
and is visible through the sun-
burst window over the doon.
Step down to the right into
a luxurious living room. Vaulted
ceilings, a plush muble fronted
fireplace, an overheiaht bay
window and the walk-through
oat wet bar, acceuible from the
family room, are the hipljpts.
French doors to the sideyard
flank the fireplace.
To the left of the entry hall,
step down through an arched
door to a hallway. This leads to
the study, guest powder room,
laundry room and maid's quu-
ters.
Through a double door is the
study. Built-in recessed book-
shelves flank the doon and the
comer windows arc treated with
plantation shutters. The ceiling
is coffered, and the room is an
ideal study where one can work
or relax with a book.
The guest powder room bas
a marble-topped pullman,
designer wallpaper with a garden
motif, antique porcelain fixtures
and wrap-around mirron.
It's not many laundry rooms
that have marble floon, so this
one is an exception. Additional
amenities are a splash sink,
abundant cabinets, a laundry
folding counter and KCeSS to the
garqe.
The ball leading to the maicr1
quarten bu an attractive round
window looking out to the
flagstooed sidcyard.
French doon with plantation
shutters, a large wait-in closet
and calico-covered walls hiah-
1.igbt the maid-S quarten. The
bath bu the same wallpaper, a
gla11ed in tub/shower and
mauve ceramic tile on the coun-
ter and around the shower.
Near the arched door of the
ball is a pass-through looking
into the neighboring formal
dinina room. Guests step down
from the entr)' to the dining
room, with its two sets of French
doon, brass chandelier, crown
molding and marble floor. It is
an elegant room for entertaining
guests. It is also accessible from
the kitchen.
Step down into the huge
family room, which has many
possibilities. There is ample
room for a billiard table. Win-
dows and French doon wrap
around this room for a bright
look. The custom built-in enter-
tainmeut center bu pigeon holes
for record storage, built-in
shelves, drawen, room for two
speaten and includes the tarp
screen television. The stucco-
plutered fireplace adds wumth.
There is crown molding and
recessed downliahts for accent.
An oat secretary with a ceramic
tile top bu built-in ~ha. The
walk-through oak wet bar is
acccaible here and bu a round
window light, mirrored backbu
with glus shelves, a brass sink
and receucd downlights.
GOURMET IITCIDN
A tile pass-through-bar sepu-
ates the deJiabtful kitchen from
tbe family room. Newly remo-
deled, the kitchen ha the m01t
comenieat appli•nca incluclin1
two oar-new Kitcbm Aid dia-
hwubcn, a trub comptlCtOr,
Jam Air cooktop with indoor
pill set into the center island,
double wall-mounted ovens and
an oat-fronted sub zero refrig-
erator.
The room is also aesthetically
pleasing to the eye. A coffered
ceiling, custom wallpaper,
ceramic tile counten with hand-
pain ted spotters, Almillmo
cabinetry, some with leaded
glass doon, marble noon and
a dining alcove with wrap
around windows and Austrian
shades are featured. A door
leads from the dining area to the
pool and patio.
OUTDOOR DELIGHT
Guests will be amazed when
they venture out to the backyard
UCL To the far right is the full-
sized professionally lighted ten-
nis court. An immense lawn
area, with many shady trees,
provides an idyllic setting. Brick
lines the patio and pool area.
Fountains located behind at one
end of the pool add elepnce.
For emataiain& the lattice-
covered patio baa a full bArbecue
with tile counten and ample
room for outdoor diniq.
UPST AlllS RETREAT
Tbe mn•iniq bedrooms will
be found upstairs. At the top of
the plleria are built-in display
shelves, extendin1 ftoor to ceil-
mg.
Through double doon with a
sunbunt window over it is the
muter retreat. A bank of French
doon with plantation abutters
leads to a petite tiled balcony
overlOC)king the backyard and
pool. The bedroom bas recesses
for the f urniturc for a clean look.
V auJted ceilings and kiosks for
display complete the picture.
Step up from the bedroom to
a private retreat area. This room
el court
ii for relu.iq with the marble-
fronted fireplace. coffered ceil-
ina, display kiOlb and shuttered
windows.
In the ball leading to the
muter bath are bis ans! hen
closets. Hera is an immense
walk-in. with custom storage
ahelvea, drawen and shoe racks.
The luxury bath bas it all,
including tile color~rdinated
with the wallpaper, a stall
shower, tiled Roman spa/tub,
plantation shutten, deep sky-
light, double ainkJ with porce-
lain fixtures, a toilet room with
bidet and an exercise room with
a sauna.
The next three bedrooms all
have plantation shutters. The
first bedroom has a feminine
floral wallpaper. which extends
into its private bath. The closet
is a huge walk-in, and the bath
bas a glaued-in shower/tub and
mauve ceramic tile on the coun-
ten and around the shower.
The next bedroom would
mate an ideal upstairs study or
den. The double--sizcd closet has
a custom storage unit.
The front bedroom is access-
ible through double doors. It is
a perfect child's room, with a
wallpaper border around the
room and display shelves above
the closet doon. The double
sliding closet bu ample storage
and a round window accents the
room.
A double bathroom services
the two bedrooms. Double sinks
are set into neutral ceramic tile,
which is also used in the bath
and around the glassed-in
shower tub.
REALTOR INFORMATION/
FINANCIAL FACTS
The home is listed at
$2,300,000 by Ron Felsot of Re/
Max of Newport Beach. The
office is located at 3 Corporate
Plaza, Suite 101. For more
information or viewing, call 760-
SOOO.
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o/
REALTORS
.. Liiii ii 1111.111
Ocean view Harbor Ridge. Popular one story
"Jodelle" floor plan. Magnificent front courtyard
with spa near master bdrm. Will not last! Ask for
ESTHER YANK
.... ml llffllll M,lm,111
DOUBLE WIDE LOT! Traditional home offen 5
BR, separate maids room, 5 BA. 3 ~
center atrium with skylight for all day mnlilbt!
Huge bayside patio finished in fine slate, swim-
ming pool, private spa & waterfall. Large dock.
Priced includes fumiabinaL Ask for ...
DENNE SODERLING
IEIT•E.CIUll 11••••rc1a1
Tremendously uwaded 2 BR + FR, Towne
Collection Plan B! Bleached oak floors, plush
.carpeting, expansiV'e uae of mirrors & shutters.
Cus~ rear yard landscaping. Sec., AJC, 3 frplcs.
Ask for ...
RONFELSOT
11111 ••Ill 1171,m Drama, charm style ... this home has it all! Entry
flows into very dramatic two-story living nn &
dining area. The loft dramatically overlooking the
living nn gives this home special excitement.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5, 96 CORSICA, NB
JANE SUNGALIA
IAYfmT .... 111.f 11,-.-
Prime sunny location on large lot! Contemporary
& transitional in design, home features high
ceilings, beautiful brick floors & open, flowing
fl oor plan. Designed by int'l acclaimed architect, 5
BR. FR, maid's rm, 6BA & formal dining nn. Pvt
bayside terrace & dock for large yacht!
OPEN SUN 1-5, 525 VIA LIDO SOUD
DENNE SODERLING
lffmAll.E llYFlllT ..... 11••
Especially pvt 3 BR, 2 BA, 50' bayfront patio, pvt
marina for LARGE BOAT, expansive fplc, se-
cluded pool and pvt 2 car gar. Low maint and
ample guest pkng. A 23 yr co-op. Come and see it!
Ask for ...
LYNNE LINDSAY
••111 llll ,. 111• a11,111
Charming, newly redecorated, pride-of-own-
ership 2 BR, 2 BA home with detached 1 BR, lBA
guest quarters. Large family room w/fireplace,
gourmet kitchen and master bdrm all overlooking
pool and entertainment yard. RV and boat storage
area. Ask for ...
PAULA BAILEY
•EC1-• SdlEWl111 W 1111.111
lApna ee.ch 3 BR. 2.5 BA cmtam. Family ""9
formal dininc rm & kitchen nook. Vault.eel dp.
int. plant bOxea, muble, recu11d Ulhmw &
mirrored wardrobes. Mstr w/retrat w/fplc. Spa,
intercom & aec. system. 2 car gar. & docks. Alk for
DENNIS GRIMES
... ITE ... llYflllT 11,-.-
Newty remodeled 5 BR, guard gated home. 2 spas
in private courtyard. Large bcl1't slip. Excellent
financing, terms available, below present market
rates. Ask for ...
MARY DI TULLIO
,., •• lllf lllT
Best location on Lido Island! Newer tri-level
home wiht lavish marble foyer & new Berber
carpet. Excellent for entertaining, 2 wet bars,
gourmet kitchen & bayside patio. Spacious master
suite with all amenities. Private dock for 60' +
yacht. Ask for ...
DIANA PROSSER
I
lift • TIE WITH -.111
2 BR, 2 BA De Anza Bayside Village, great
community with clubhouse, community pool &
spa. Freshly redecorated: Ask for ...
VIRGINIA SW AN
.... .. , cmt 1111,111
Custom 4 BR, 3 ~ BA, ocean view, family room
and music room. Must be seen to appreciate. Call
now for showing a_ppc>intment. Aak for ...
BILL A DONNA WEBSTER
Cll• Dfl Ul IWlfl ···-South of Hwy. 3 BR. 2 'h BA. 2 yrs new with
skylights and vaulted ceilings, recessed lighting.
plantation shutters + 2 BR. 2 BA cottage w iden.
Both w/fireplace. Separate laudnry & 4 car
parking. Ask for ...
DELIA DELGADO
E..-u1 RRAICE 11, 1-.111
In Emerald Bay. We present this unique op-
portunity to you ... a lifestyle home that caters to
all your desires of comfort ... gourmet kit, plank
floors, 'Belcourt' interiors, light open floor plan
flows onto lovely patios for outdoor entertain-
ment. Sweeping ocean views from all main rooms.
4 BR. 3 BA. As!JcJc. tennis, beach etc. Ask for ...
CLIF & E'L YNNE KEMP
mAlllllSBI• M 1411,• Lllluna Beach. 3 BR, 2.5 BA, tri-level custom
home on quiet comer lot, nicely landscaped.
Vaulted ceilings, trench doors, hardwood floors,
skylichta. many decks & windows galore. Break-
fast nook, famil;y_ rm & loft. Ask for ...
DENNIS GRIMES
llffllll-1.Am .. , .. 11,111.•
Beautiful custom 4 BR, 4 BA bayfront home.
Elepntly decorated, white tile entry, kitchen and
hall w/plush neutral color carpet. Rotunda-like
living rm w /rnarble frplc. Granite wet bar
w/bnm sink in FR, formal dining nn w/custorn
rnirron. Ask for ...
RONFELSOT
CIPE • llYLE 1111,111
Nestled in old Corona del Mar, this 2 BR, 2 BA ia
model perfect! Gounnet kitchen, caz:y livinl nn
w /frplc. Spacious master ste w/walk in cloeeta &
more. Ask for ...
DIANA PROSSER
~II· CIEll ll•1illl
Largest floor plan in Jasmine Creek! Lovely Plan
4 featuring 3 BR, 2.5 BA, custom window treat-
ments, fonnal dining, new floor covering and lge
pvt back yard.
OPEN HOUSE SAT A SUN 1-5, 38
WHITEWATER
CLIF A E'LYNN KEMP
• CAii• l7llAm
Spacious Plan 2 located on cul-de-sac street in
quiet Big Canyon. Vaulted ceilings, lots of win-
dow~. skylight in master bdrm. Large patio plus po8l and spa. Ask for ...
JANE SUNGAILA
UIE Fl•IT • 1147 ...
Spacious family home in 'The Shores' lakeside
community. Great location on greenbelt, just
steps to the lake. 4 BR. .3. BA, family room,
cathedral ceilings. Beautiful, natural setting. sur-
rounded by trees, very pvt w/nice view of lake.
Ask for ...
RONDA HEIN
IBllllTEI .. II llEll 1111 1711,m
Like new 4 BR, 3 BA ho~ · o· top quality. all
new kit w /ocean ·,.;o ~ 'BR. redwood
view deck in fr s .c:w of h ills in back, 3
carilffil":. EUGENI~ ~laxENBURG
1411.•
New listing! Dock available! 2 BR, and den, over
2500 sf. Fabulous view from balcony, security and
privacy. Ask for ...
JO ANN KENTON
-
PIEll-C.•N m rm 11,111,111
This incredible bayfront home offers spectacular
views of Newport Bay a nd picturesque sunsets.
Collins Island is private with only 8 homes. Maids
quarters & pvt 70' boat dock. Superb location,
value and exclusive island living. Bank fore-
closure below market! Ask for ...
DELIA DELGADO
Four BR, 2 BA. walking distance to comm. pool
and school, brand new carpet.mg, freshly painted
interior and exterior. Immediate occupancy avail-
able. $2,000 per mo. l year lease. Ask for ...
JULIA LIAO
0111•.. 1m1.-
0cean view and totally uptp"aded 4 BR, 3 ~ BA. in
~ Newport Beach location--priced to move at
$697,000. A* for ... BILL A DONNA WEBSTER
11rm111C11E1 PE11111• ••111
Designers own stylish home w/dual rnastaer BR
suites. plantation shutten, beveled mirrored
walls. kitchen skylite, very plush off-white
carpet. A/C. Walk to bNch, low down + very
favorable assumable financing. Ask for ...
PAULA BAILEY
3 CORPORATE PLAZA • SUITE 101 • NEWPORT CENTER
INDBPBNDBNT MEMBER BROKER
enore, concentral
BY CHERYL STERLING
For Patrick Tenor, the sky's
the limit. Not only did he set a
record in Orange County for
having approximately $2S mil-
lion in sales and approximately
100 transactions while with Re/
Max Realtors, but he was named
number one agent for Orange
County and number two in the
nation.
Tenore is also a Hall of F ame
recipient.
N ow Tenore bas opened up
bis own company, Patric k
Tenore and Associates in New-
port Beach.
"I know Orange County very
well~ that is the key," Tenore
said. "The bottom line is that
people list with me because of
that knowledge. They know I am
a real estate specialist, not just
an agent."
Tenore bas IS agents and his
company specializes in residen-
tial and commercial real estate.
"We do our best and work it,
by giving results, not excuses,"
Tenore said. "We want to service
all of Orange County with the
finest quality of realtors working
with us."
Tenore said that all trans-
actions are important to him, big
or small, and attributes his
success to following through. He
said I 00 percent of his business
is referrals, because his clients
know that their homes will be
advertised every week until they
are sold.
"I have a $150,000 budget for
advertising per year," Tenore
said. "Full~olor flyers are made
up, and a current flyer is going
out to 15,000 homes to expose
the great listings I have and, at
REAL ESTATE FACTS
By: Patrick Twre
POSSESSION IS NEGOTIABLE
·Ar.,u=:-
Corpcnllon
When you ourchase • home, when can
you move in? On the sutfece.tyou micht nsume tt\M once you close 1n8 tnnsec-
tion, you we free to take posussion.
The ectuel possession date is deter·
mined !Or'I before dosinc. In fKt. it is
one of the items which is included in the nee:itietions beb'8 w sicni,. enacree-
ment to purchase your home.
Generally, there is • custorn.ry pos·
session date which wries from city to
c~. I cen aiwl you th.et information for
this eree. But. nothi"I is set in concrete when it comes to a possession date. The
date must be one •areeebte to both pur· chaser and sefler and becomes • firm
part of the sianed aareement to purchase. There are three basic veri•tions:
1) possession 9t Closi"I. 2) poueuion
before Closi"I. CK 3) possession efW
closinc.
Poslession .t closinc simpty meens
that the seller will v.cate the P'°'*1Y
before the date •nd hour of Closi"I. male· inc it pou;t>te tor the pun:hnet to heve
control .t the time of closkw.
tf the purchaser is eNowed possession
before Closi"I. • i.nd-lofd/tenent reta-tionship is cruted, and that~
should be r9duced to writi"I. nine the ·bilities of eech. "'Tf::' seller re.mins in the home efter
closi"I, •reverse lend-lord/tenant situ•·
tion is created, which should also be In
writina.
PATRICK TENORE AND _ASSOCIATES, INC.
CALL 721-1200
the same time, help to acquire
new listings."
Tenore is a very positive
person and believes in instilling
positive thinking in his agents.
For that reason, be gives mot-
ivational seminars every Friday.
A television and VCR in his
office are used for playing mot-
ivational tapes.
"But I also .like football and
baseball, "Tenore said, laughing.
"So when I am working late, I
can tum on the games."
Tenore is a high achiever, but
said that be wasn't that way in
school.
"If it wasn't for Fs, I wouldn't
have gotten any grades at all,"
he remembered. "I didn't like
structure. Instead of being in
class, I wanted to be out prac-
ticing what I learned. To think
is to have thought, to do is to
know."
After two years of college,
Tenore traveled around the
world at the age of 20.
When looking around
Tenore's office, a visitor might
notice signed pictures from
celebrities, thank you notes and,
maybe, an elegant plant or two
sent by a satisfied client.
wrhe reuon I get these is
because I follow my transactiQns
to the end, "Tenore said. "Con-
centrated effort in any direction
always brings results."
Tenore has handled properties
for celebrities such as actress
Heather Locklear as w~ll as Jon
Bon Jovi apd other members of
the rock group Bon Jovi, mar-
a note from maury
Take a Good Look.at
These (Sleepers)
Great Potential
Top of the line construction. Two units with 3 bedrooms, 3~
baths; 2 units with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. All units have wet
bar, 2 fireplaces, attached garages. Spread your gain by selling
these individually in different years. _
Bargain for the project at $1,500,000.
An Excellent Buy
· Westcliff,four bedroom, 2 bath executive home. Move-in condi-
tion. Living room and dining room overlook large poc>I and patio
are~ .. Gourmet kitchen with excellent storage. Room for R. V., in
add1t1on to the garage with lots of cabinets for storage.
$415,QOO
Some Summer & Yearly Rentals
'CALL US!
kcting two memben a home
owned by the late Ricky Nelson.
Tenore plans on expansion by
setting up satellite offices around
Orange County.
Tenore is a Spyglass Hill
resident, with his two chidlrcn,
Pat Jr., 15, and Ashley, 16. He
said they enjoy the 180 degree
view of the county. Ashley, who
just had her 16th birthday, is
now driving a sporty red BMW,
a gift from Dad. She returned
from 1pendin1 a year at Kimble
Union Academy in New Hamp-
shire. She currently is on vaca-
tion in Hawaii.
•Pat Jr. is a little surfer,"
Tenore said. "They arc both
good students and excellent
children."
Patrick Tenore and Asso-
ciates is located at 18 Corporate
Plaza in Newport Beach. Phone:
721-1200.
PATRICK TENORE
LLONGS OF NEWPOR-r
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CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX •
$529,000
3 + 3 and 2 + 2 and a hu1e 4-car gara1e. Spacious rooms
-Unusual! 3-story duplex. ....... ·...._View tMa • S3IOO month
Stunnin1 view and completely remodeled with 4
bedrooms, 2 ~baths, and a brilht and clean 3 car prqe.
Move in and throw a party. No pets.
·New In S11wllMI • ....._ V... Homes
Three bedroom (wn 4 bedroom) Monteao Model. Spa
and attractive city lights view. Community tennis court.
$2500 per month.
· ...._Woode · 2 BedlW'I
Nur Gelsons. Two years new. $1250 per month.
If IEIPUT 111:.
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THE DALEBOUT Ass o ·c I AT I 0 N ·
THEREAL~STATECOMPANY
. PRIME TOWNHOME COllPLF" .•• Nineteen
beautifully maintained tr· o• In excep-
tional Costa M•• · ~ wi with two
bedroom• o J with one
bedroon _ .• ~osed garages.
Sparklinl $ . lip&. Excellent rental
record. Cc. . ., map on file. A rare investment
opportunity .................... $2,350,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••• The aura of Old
World quality and craftsmanship abounds in
this magnificent. two story home. Panoramic
harbor views from living rooms on both floors.
Warmth and charm emanate from three huge
fireplaces and a handsome den panelled in
African walnut. Wonderfully designed to
provide lots of natural light throughout Triple
crown mouldings, antique chandeliers, air
conditioning, steam shower ... features galore
in this uncompromising property unlike any
other in Newport ............... $1 ,500.000
CORONA HIGHLANDS ..• Even if you're a
person who is not easily excitable, this home
is enough to start your heart thumping. Quiet,
restful location. Magnificent grounds. Colos-
sal view. Exemplary craftsmanship. Fastid-
ious attention to detail. This .3 story master-
piece features 4 bedrooms, 41h baths, a library
with a sitting room, a family room, a dining
room, a game room, a green house ... and a
separate free-standing guest house. The
residence is only 41h years old and is well
worth the ample sum being asked
......••.•..•.........•........ $1 , 195,000
DOVER SHORES .•• One of the community's
more spacious and splendidly appointed view
homes. Exalted location. Only eight houses
line this serene cul-de-sac. Homes rarely
change hands on this especially notable
street When it happens, it's an event .. as is
this one. 4 gracious bedrooms. State of the
art kitchen. Superb dining room. Expansive
family room. Elegant p'rquet flooring. French
doors and windows, used brick, custom
papers, built-ins of all kinds are here in
abundance. Other desirable characteristics
include a refrigerated wine room, a mirrored
wet bar, two air conditioners, a security
system and beautiful gardens. See it It's a
magnificently impressive example of quality,
style and taste ................... $825,000
LIDO ISLE ••• Fabulous family home on Udo
Isle. 4 bedrooms. 31h baths. Formal dining
room. Library with marble fireplace. Maid's
quarters. Wet bar with icemaker. French
doors. Recently refurbished and upgraded.
Immaculate throughout Don't miss an opor-
tunlty to live on Lido Isle in style and
comfort •..••....•.•.....•••.•.•. $780,000
UDO ISLE. •• Fantastic opportunity. Bring
your own per80n8I decorator touches to this
well-designed, contemporary Lido home.
Light and bright throughout with water view
from second floor. Great locaton just 2 blocks
from Lido Clubhouse. 3 bedrooms. Loft. 3
baths. Soaring ceiling in living room. Dramatic
marble fireplace opens to living room and
dining room. Gourmet kitchen with huge
island, top grade appliances, and granite
counter tops. Custom oversized spa in south
facing courtyard. Air conditioned. Highly
motivated seller has reduced price
to .............................. $675,000
KINGS ROAD ••. Most desirable Newport
Beach address. Panoramic view from family
room with magnificent custom bar. A kitchen
to die forf 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. Plenty of space
for adding on. Irresistible playhouse in back
yard. If you're l ooking for qual-
ity ... charm ... and location ... give yourself a
treat Come see this fabulous home. You'll
want it! Easy to show anytime. Just call our
office and we'll make arrangements.
................................ $659,000
BIG CANYON .•• Expanded Monaco con-
dominium with den. Guard gated community.
Elevated location with panoramic golf course
view. 3 bedrooms. 21h baths. Dramatic living
room with cathedral ceiling. Marble wet bar
opens to living room and dining room. Large
master bedroom and bath on first floor.
Hardwood floors in entry and kitchen. 3 car
garage. Air conditioned. A great floor plan for
easy living or elegant entertainment
. . . . • . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . • • . . . . $650,000
BAYCREST ••• Spectacular remodeled home
on prestigious Antigua Way. Spacious and
bright 4 bedrooms, family room,s tudy, 3
fireplaces, mirrored wall in living room, high
beamed ceilings. Sumptuous master bed-
room suite with 8 X 12 walk-in closet and
dream bathroom with whirlpool tub. The
kitchen is a showplace with magnificent
custom domed ceiling and 2 side by side built-
in Amana refrigerators. Secluded patio and
pool make this home an outstanding value
you don't want to miss ............ $649,000
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ••. This custom 3 bed-
room residence is everything the conven-
tional home isn't Large comer lot Wide, tree-
lined street tts visual promise of a mountain
retreat Is not misleading. Inside, there's oak
plank flooring, a step down living room with
a huge River Rock fireplace, a center island
kitchen with imported cabinets. a large master
suite with a spa and 2 balconies (one with
a view of the ocean). The garage has a IA
bath and R.V. access ............. $550,000
EASTBLUFF ••• Comfortable, Immaculate
home ....... for prldc8I tmnlly ltvtng. 5
bedrooma. 2 bethia. Pool. Come delight in the
........ and MCurfty that ......... from the
.._ countrY lclcMn. This hoMe la truly an
oueatandlng . .,....,. In todat'• ,....... ....... .
• . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .. • • • • '420.CJCJC)
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U31-7300
HARBOR HIGHLANDS. •• We invite you to
see this well cared for 4 bedroom, 2'h bath
residence. Excellent neighborhood. Splendid
curb appeal. Claaaicalty fenced. Wooded
grounds. Red brick driveway. Lota of uMd
brick on exterior. The interior is cozy and of
easy comfort The living room is panelled and
beamed ... and has French doors and a
massive white brick fireplace. The dining
room is large with a floor to ceiling ueed brick
fireplace. All bedrooms are good size with
panelling and shutters. An experience to be
savored ......................... $410,000
BAYCRe,T .•• Great buy in Baycrest Spa-
cious 4 bedroom house with extra large
backyard. Super floorplan and many
upgrades including imported marble floors,
new carpets, skylight and new fireplace in
family room. The custom drapes and applian-
ces are onty four years old. Air conditioned.
Call us for an appointment ........ $298,000
COSTA MESA HEIGHTS ..• Large R-2 lot in
popular "Heights" area 3 bedrooms. 1 SJ.
baths. Huge family room with beamed
ceilings. New carpet New master bath. New
kitchen ......................... $269,000
ARIZONA LAND •.. Colorado River
Area ... Mohawk Valley. 50 prime acres. Level
land. All utilities. Last available land adjacent
to Country Club. Under development Old West
Park and Marina at Yuma Crossing ....... .
................................ $110,000
RANCHO CALIFORNIA ••• Two fabulous lots
with utilities in La Cresta. Unobstructed views
overlooking Bear Creek Golf Course. Seller
wilt finance ........ 5 Acres ........ $98,000
........... 19+ Acres ........... $194,000
FOR LEASE
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT ••• 4 bedrooms. 3
baths. Unfurnished. Dock for 40' boat plus
side tie. Available after August 14 ......... .
•••••••••••••••••••.•••••••••• $3.9C:X> I mo.
UDO ISLE. •• 4 bedrooms. 3'h batha. Unfur-
niahed. Upgraded custom home. Availllble
immediately. Large muter bedroom, family
room, formal dining room ....... $3.500/mo.
BA YCllDT ••• 4 bedlooma. 3"' baths. Q\'9Hty
1vM Walla t.mily home. Unfumi8hed. Large
bedrooma. famtly room, for1nal dining
f'OOlll ••••••••••••••••••••••••• S2,5CJC)/ llllO.,
LliF BIUVE, NEWPORT BRACH
• IS
RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES
THE LARGEST INDEPENDENT REAL ESTATE COMPANY IN THE NATION
LEASES
NEWPORT PENTHOUSE $925,000
Lease, bright and light within walking distance
to beach. Two BR, 2BA. Sparkling clean. Gated
community with pool, spa and clubhouse.
Available now. Micki Cooper
BRAND NEW UNIT -FOR LEASE $1,100
Oxford Court, upper unit. great location. Light
beige carpet, A /C. Two single garages.
Community pool, spa, tennis. Sandie Fix
FEEL LIKE YOU'RE ON VACATION $525,000
In this home with spectacular ocean and Dana
Point Harbor views. Walk to shops and harbor.
Custom decorated 3BR, 3Y2BA townhome.
Private community. Maria Elena
BIG CANYON $565,000
Monaco plan 3BR, 2Y2BA townhome. Large
master suite located on main level, features
private patio and spa. Two story entry. Large
formal living and dining rooms. Danny Bibb or
Stephanie Grody
SHORECLIFF $569,000
Upgraded 3BR, 23ABA custom home. Master
bedroom with skylight and deck. Spa, remodel
kitchen, effective use of skylights, exclusive
ocean beaches. Stan Eaton
LUXURY-VIEWS $633,000
Former Model w /flagstone courtyard entry,
reflection pond and fountains. Two BR, 21hBA,
marble entry, highly upgraded kitchen w I
granite countertops. Gayle Amato
CUSTOMIZED & EXPANDED $639,000
Harbor View Homes, traditional SBA, 3BA,
family home at its best. Extensive use of brick,
glass and rich woods throughout. Lush
landscape. Sara Hinman
HARBOR VIEW HOMES $695,000
Remodel! This 4BR home was redone with
style! Gourmet kitchen, open fam ily room, wood
fl oors, quality throughout. and a lot with room
for a pool. Susan Scanlan
"COUNTRY FRENCH" $725,000
Four BR home customized throughout. Private
location, French doors and windows, skylights,
many built-ins. Large family room. Pool sized
yard. Carol Allison
HARBOR RIDGE $749,000
Largest model. serene private setting, custom-
ized end unit next to wide greenbelt. Four BR,
3~12BA. custom outdoor spa. A must for a buyer
seeking quality. Ann Peters
UNIVERSITY TOWN CENTER $114,500
Affordable end unit facing pool. One BR, living
room with fireplace. Dining area, inside laundry
area. Lower unit with private patio. Beverly
Duddy
NEWPORT NORTH $205,000
Prime location overlooking the city lights and
mountains. Upper unit with 2BR, wonderful
view deck. Living room with fireplace,
upgraded floor coverings. Ann Peters
SOPHISTICATED TOWNHOME $210,000
Wonderful exposure, sunlight all day. Beau-
tifully upgraded flooring, all white and easy to
live with. Two BR. great for young couple or
single executive. Triona Bergin
•
EASY UVINQ WITH STYLE $210,000
Former model, white carpeting throughoUt
Both bedroom aultel are generoua In llze and
completely aeparate. Uvtng room haa bay
window and fireplace. Gayle Amato
A LOWEST PRICED DUPLEX $475,000
• 1n Corona del Mar, great investment property
for builder or investor to rent out or owner user.
Walk to beach for sunsets or shops and
restaurants. Triona Bergin
BEACH -DUPLEX $4951000
Fabulous pride of ownership. Walk to beach,
great rental property. Upstairs unit 3BR, 2BA,
laundry facilities. Downstairs unit 3BR, 2BA.
Four car parki~g. Triona Bergin
EXECUTIVE EASY LIFE $249,500
A perfect location for the busy executive. Close
to freeway access, shopping and beach. A bit
of heaven in Newport with 2BR, 2BA. Gloria
Robertson or Carolyn Lowe
EXECUTIVE LIVING $255,000
New J.M. Peters built 2BR, 2BA home is
appointed with elegant marble floors and lush
carpeting. Wonderful location on large green-
belt Close to U.C.I. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn
Lowe
TOGETHERNESS $~1,000
WAS NEVER BETTER
Remodeled home in The Colony in Irvine, with
a wonderful workable floor plan. Three BR, plus
retreat, family room, playroom and custom spa
in lovely big back yard. Coby Ward
BAY VIEW WITH BOAT SLIP $375,000
Slip will accommodate up to a 3S' boat.
Community pool and sun deck. Two garage
sp~ces. Two BR, 2BA. Price includes furniture.
Gayle Amato
CORONA DEL MAR $4311750
Located in near new, gate-guarded community
of Jasmine Park. Ocean breezes and short walk
to village or ocean. Three BR, 21hBA, family
room. Overlooks park. Gloria Robertson or
Carolyn Lowe
SEAVIEW SPECIAL $475,000
A best buy at only $475,000. Four BR, 21hBA,
in exclusive private community. Fantastic
private spa. Manicured landscaping, French
doors throughout. Suzanne Shuler
BELCOURT BEAUTY $750,000
Exquisite 2BR townhome. Former J.M. Peters
model. Gourmet kitchen, beautiful hardwood
floors, two story mirrored dining room. Ter-
raced garden with spa. Stella Shirar
BIG CANYON BROADMOOR $875,000
Immaculate and charming, this updated 4BR,
Plan 3 home offers privacy and comfort.
Beveled glass doors and windows open onto
a large private yard. Carol Allison
GREAT BA YFRONT $890,000
Private courtyard entrance, 60' of spectacular
view. Three BR, wood floors, sit down bar,
extensive custom built-Ins. Shared dock.
$675,000 Leashold or $890,000 Fee. Barbara
Aune or Carlyn Steiner
VIEW LOT Sl25,000
Corona del Mar, breathtaking view from the
jetty to the Pavillion. Rare opportunity to build
your once in a Ufetime dream home. Exclullve
neighborhood. Sara Hinman
IMEMLD llAY • OCUN llDE 81,1IO,lll
Older home on gOOd lot with greM view and
fabuloua potential. We Juat Hated thl• at .
$1,150,000. LOta of pMdng. Two ltorln O.K
Dave Hlt'9Chler or Rod ~
ENTERTAINERS DELIGHT $1,290,000
Custom home, fabulous golf course views. Five
BR, impressive 2 story courtyard entry with pool
and spa. Spacious childrens wing. Quiet cul-
de-sac. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
CUSTOM BA YFRONT • $1,550,000
LARGE SLIP
Elegant home in perfect condition. Five BR,
41hBA, 3 fireplaces. 52 feet on Promontory Bay.
Custom built by present owner. Barbara Aune
GOLF COURSE VIEW $1,295,000
Four BR. 3Y2BA home with golf course views.
Decorated professionally for "todays living."
Private courtyard with spa. Priced to sell. Carol
Allison
C.D.M. OCEAN VIEW $1 ,475,000
Landmark home, 4BR, 41hBA, one of C.D.M.'s
favorite homes. Original California Spanish
architecture. Spacious gardens on large lot.
Linda Oeth or Lois Jacobs
WATERFRONT • LIDO ISLE $1,495,000
Enjoy a fabulous bayfront lifestyle, 3BR, 4BA,
1ramatic living room plus family room home.
Larger lot and dock. Great location, easy walk
to Lido Village. Barbara Aune or Carlyn Callan
BIG CANYON CUSTOM $1,895,000
Contemporary home overlooking 18th fairway.
Quality throughout, European kitchen,
bleached oak floors, pool and spa. Two BR
guest house. Lovely golf course views. Danny
Bibb or Stephanie Grody
RARE OPPORTUNITY $1, 750,000
Back Bay acreage, beautiful view. Tree lined
driveway. Over 2 acres of building potential.
room for pool, tennis court. ride horses. Create
your own estate. Four BR, 41hBA. Beverly
Morphy or Barbara Aune
SHANGRl-LA $1,950,000
3.5 acres (it used to be an Orange County Park).
Manicured lawns, 100 year old pine, ficus and
palm trees. Flowering shrubs and fruit trees.
Private pool, 6BR, 7BA. Barbara Aune
LINDA ISLE $1,950,000 LH.
Contemporary perfection on gate guarded
Island. Pier and slip. SBA, 41hBA, family room
located on view side, spacious patios. Dramatic
two story entry. Stephanie Grody or Ann Peters
C.D.M. WHITE WATER VIEW $1,985,000
Dramatic 180 degree views of ocean, jetty,
Catalina and sunsets. Listen to the sound of
the waves. Spacious older home with 4BR, SBA.
A special C.D.M. opportunity. Lois Jacobs/
Linda Oeth
EMERALD BAY • LOCATION $2,375,000
You can toss a ball from decks into the ocean
surf from this home overlooking Emerald Bay
Beach. White water views, open beam ceilings,
hardwood floors, 4BR, 4BA, plus powder room.
Rod Daley or Dave Hirschler
BREATHTAKING VIEWS $2,395,000
Magnificent custom home in Big Canyon's
Fairway One. Two story entry with grand
columns and French limestone floors, 4BR,
library. gourmet kitchen. Truly exceptional.
Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
ONE OF A KIND *3,200,000
Five BR home. One of Big Canyon'• fineet
ofleri._ 1 IO* golf cou,.., mountain and city IW.. view. Imported tile roof, malda quarters.
chllchna wing. M...., auitl wilt titting area
and t.loony. Danny Bibb and Unda Oelh
Hl.JllOll RIDGE CUITOM 81.711.W
M1gnltldent 88A ...... Quality and ll199nce
throughout. lncludee 2 luxurtoua mat1r.,....
fabuloul kitchen with ~amenity. Pool, p.
One of Newport'• finer eetatea. Danny llllb Of
Carol AIHeon
'Rock star' Joyce Barn~s
records torrid sales pace
After a hiatus during which
she pursued different interests,
Joyce Barnes has returned to
real estate and is on a torrid
record-setting sales pace at The
Prudential 714 Realty in New-
port Beach.
"Joyce is beating the band.
And since we've just joined The
Prudential Real Estate Affiliates
Inc., and are now able to share
with our clients in a 'piece of the
rock,• so to speak, we've dubbed
our top producers 'Rock
Stars,• " said Barbara Amstad-
tcr, president of the Newport
Center-based firm.
In the three months since
joining The Prudential 714
Realty, Barnes has posted sales
of property valued at $3 million.
Record production rates are
not new to Barnes. She started
in residential and eased into
commercial real estate 16 years
ago and owned and operated her
own real estate office and devel-
oped residential and commercial
property in Orange and Kern
counties. She lives in Newport
Beach and bas a daughter who
is an attorney practicing in
Orange County.
"I love mathematics. And I
enjoy doing investi:nent analy-
sis," Barnes said, adding that
most of her clients are investors
she has worked with over the
years and most of her new clients
arc referrals.
Veteran NB realtor
joins Prudential-Lido
Additionally, her hobby is
travel and collecting art. "I like
exotic places. I've traveled to
India and saw the Himalayas
and I've been to Europe and
China. too," she said.
The Prudential 71 4 Realt)
speciali1es in homes in the
Orange County coa tal c1tie
and communities of Newport
Beach, Corona del Mar, Irvine,
Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel,
Dana Point, and is dedicated to
providing the best, most effi-
cient, honest and ethical service
to its clients.
Joan Lewis, one of the top
Realtors in the Newport Harbor
area, has joined The Prudential
Lido Realty.
A specialist in residential
property, particularly on Lido
Isle, Lewis is on a record setting
pace in 1988, having been
involved in seven Lido Isle
transactions already this year.
"These sales average about
$575,000 each and that trans-
lates into more than $4 million,
/which is not bad for the first half
of the year," she said.
Lewis previously was with
Grubb &. Ellis Real Estate in
Newport Center. She joined the
firm, formerly McNabb-Irvine
Realty, in 1983, and said she
decided to return to The Pru-
dential Lido Realty because it
recently became a member of
The Prudential Real Estate
Affiliates Inc.
The Lido Isle resident has
been licensed since 1977. She
said she made the decision to
become a realtor after the last
of her four children went to
college.
"Real estate had a special
appeal to me because I was able
to set my own hours and I feel
I am well-suited to it. l am
extremely conscientious. I worry
a lot so I want to have things
· under control.
"I really believe in good ser-
vice to my clients-that includes
availability. That's the basis of
my success," she said.
This is the second time Lewis
bas been associated with the
firm, which js owned by her
husband, Howard Dippel!. She
was with the firm for 18 months
until 1983, deciding to leave to
alleviate what she calJed ''the
awkward situation of being
married to the boss and having
to overcompensate to avoid a
favoritism issue."
"The reason I decided to come
back was because of the new
association with The Prudential
Real Estate Affiliates Inc., which
I believe will create an abun-
dance of opportunities for Real-
ton here as well as for our
clients. I see nothing but positive
possibilities in the future," Lewis
aid.
The Prudential Lido Realty ii
one of the dominant brokerages
serving the Newport Beach and
Corona del Mar communities
and is independently owned and
operated.
For more informtion, call
(71 4) 673-7300.
For more information, call
(7 14) 760-0714. JOYCE BARNES
WHEN NOTHING LESS THAN
TOP DOLLAR
FOR YOUR HOME WILL DO ...
LIST WITH THE RECORD BREAKERS
Biggest sale reported in Newport Beach 1988
Biggest sale reported Linda Isle 1988
Biggest sale reported on the waterfront 1988
Biggest sale reported Linda Isle 1987
Biggest sale reported off the water in N .B . in 1988
Biggest sale reported in Belcourt 1988
Biggest sale reported Baycrest 1988
Biggest sale reported off water Olde COM 1988
Biggest sale reported McLain Townhomes 1988
Second Biggest Sale reported N.B. 1988
BARBARA
AMSTADTER
·780-0714
714 Realty
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ROCK SOLID RESULTS
BARBARA
LOllllA ·
76CM>714 •
Lido Realty
The Prudential
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
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UDO ISLE CHOICE LOCATION. BayfToat prop-
erty adjoining 1treet end greenbelt. 3 bedroom plu1
guest apartment over garage. 40' lot, dock for 60'
boat. Action view. Te•nl• court• le clubhouM.
Please call 673-7300. $1,750,000
8llOllT WALK TO PAVILION. Dupln oa the
Pn1 .. 1a, walk to .a.ope It reatauraata A oc•••·
Spacloua upper. 3 BR. 2 BA, ctn. LoweT S BR. 2 BA.
Wiater It au•llMr echedale. Fireplace I• eacla ••It.
Pl .... call 673-7300. $625,000
LIDO PAD DIUVE Hl611819E 4th floor unit with
cool ocean breeze• and beaudful 1un1et1. 1 BR,
1undeck, 1ub parking, comm pool, 1llp available.
1265,000
NANCY LANE. COSTA MESA. Unu1ual view
condo looking north across new Fairview R .. lonal
Park. 3 BR, 21h BA. fireplace, 2 car .. ra ... A very
nice community of 21 units. Pl .... call 673-7300.
1167,000
*PROPERTIES FOR LEASE*
6el UDO PAD DIUVE. 2-Bedroom, 2'h·bath
condo with great bay view. 24-Hour Ncurlty, com·
munlty pooJ. Walk to stores and restauraata. Avail-
able now. 12250/Mo
VILLA BALllOA CONDO. Two bedrooma, 2 baths,
family roo111, patio, commanlty poola, eecartty ....
and parking. CIOH to beach. Available 90W.
11350/Mo
VEUAILLES CONDO Furalahed bachelor, M-
Hour eecurlty guard, tommunlty pool, ... A
ch1bhouM. Avall. 9/15. $691/No
OFFICE .. ACE. 3545 Newport Blvd. acroM from
City Hall, 915 aq. ft. Rent lnclllda lltllttlee A
janltortal Nrvlce. Available now. 1790Mo aa...a
UDO ISLE COIUIE8 LOCATION. Permanent
bayvlew from the llvln9 room of thl1 4 bedroom le
formal dining room home. 35' pool on 50' lot on Via
lido Nord. Please call 673-7300. 1769,000
OPEN SAT /SUN 1-4 805 VIA LIDO NORD
VILLA BAUIOA BA YFllONT. ht floor unit with
patio, quiet side of bullcllng. 2BR, 2BA. family room
off kitchen, comm. pool/spa. sub parking for 2 cars.
Security guard gate. Walk to ocean. PleaH call
6 73-7300 $220.000
WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
Spedalizing in properties. • .on the water. . . near the water and with a view of the water.
HARBOR AREA
ll\1111 VIEW •El Fabulous remodel. Tile & bet'befl
carpel8d ftOOJS & vaulted ceilings. Open contem~ rary 4 bdrm with secluded 2nd story master suite
=~;~ f~~~I. ~~~I-~~ ~~~~ .~ ~~~~~ ~~~~~ ~~lli,
IAUU Ill.AID -Fixer with 2 bdrms & large family room
plus attached bachelor unit with kitchenette & private
entrance. A great opportunity to build or remodel on
standard island lot In great location.
u1-1• ................................. 1411.•
IEWNIT Cl--1•1 with ocean & bay views. Top
quality 2 bdrm & den, over 2000 1q. ~ with gourmet
kitchen, inside laundry, security system & triple
garage. Amenities include skylights, brass fixtures,
jacuzzi tub, crown molding & double paned windows.
Steps to beach.
u1-1• ................................. s111.•
Ullll llEW •El Comptetely redecorated "Somersef'
with 5 bdrms. family room, mirrored formal dining
room & tripte garage. Light & airy with pale contem-
porary colors, hardwood floors & plantation shutters.
Soft water & security systems and lovely landscaping.
131-1411 ................................. sin.a
1u• 11•E -Spectacular harbor, ocean, city light
& sunset views from this upgraded 4 bdrm estate home
with Fr. doors & paned windows, new baths &
charming wallpapers. A great home for entertaining
with living & family rooms opening to huge decks,
one with a rare private pool & spa.
831-1400 ................................. 1174.900
LINDA ISLE
URA 111.E Custom 5 bdrm home with family & formal
dining rooms, 3 fireplaces & breakfast room on extra
large lot Two sunny patios lead to a pier & slip for
a large yacht Just steps to tennis & clubhouse in
this most prestigious guard-gated community.
131·1• ................................ 11.415.•
UIM Ill.£ "Manor House" with 4 bdrms, den/guest.
2nd floor gallery, 2 story entry, gourmet kitchen, cozy
family room & elegant formal bayfront dining room.
Leaded & stained glass windows & Fr. doors open
to the 8P8daeular bay view & to the terrace leading
to a dock for 2 large boats.
a1-1• ............•................... s1.•.•
FA._ UYFlllT • compfetety rebuilt in '84. Materials
include onyx, brass & copper, single light French
doors & thennopane glua. Freeftowing with 3 bdrms,
den with complete bar, hidden wine cellar & elegant
formal dining. A 2 story copper fireplace soars past
the 2nd ftoor gallery. Bayside patio with pool & spa
& dock for 3 boeta In a Premier Linda Isle location.
U1·1• ................................ U .... .
.,.._,.;-.,. -
Lmm llU Exciting contemporary multil9'191 5 bdrm
with family room. den and 2 story kitchen. High
~ beftMw carpeting, ttte ffc><n, sunny patios &
large dock. Courtyard entry with fountain.
A1·1• ................................ S1.lll.•
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY
·(714) 631-1400
NEW LISTINGS
WEITCUFF Cl .. Ground floor unit wtth 2 bdrms, 2 baths
and patio. Immaculate & cozy with living room
fireplace. Community pool. Convenient location, walk
to all shopping & busses.
131-1411 ................................. s1a1.•
WTSllE Costa Mesa townhome. Only 9 years old, 2
bdrm, 21h bath in charming small complex close to
Westcllff shopping. Vaulted ceiling & fireplace, kitchen
with greenhouse window, patio & attached garage.
131-1408 ................................. Slll ...
IEWPllT CIEIT Immaculate 1 story townhome with 2
spacious master suites and attached oversized
double garage, well located on quiet court Commu-
nity pool, spa, sauna and tennis.
111-1411 ................................. 1211.580
COSTA IEIA with ocean & city light views. Like new
2 bdrm, 21h bath townhome with white-washed
hardwood floors, skylights, wood burning F.P., new
carpet & drapes & alarm system. Brigt1t & charming.
111·1411 ................................. Sm.•
WEIT IEWPOIT DUPlEX Light and airy 3 bdrm units with
vaulted celltngs & fireplace in upper unit New
construction.
11...-................................. S44t.•
IOUTI LAlllA'S Monarch Bay Terrace with sprawling
contemporary • bdrm home. Huge family & formal
dining rooms, laundry & hobby rooms & 3 car garage.
Parklike terraced lot with pool, spa & Possible view.
131-1411 ................................. 15H.•
SPYILAll llLL Beautiful 5 bdrm with French doors &
paned windows, private pool & spa & lovely hill view.
Fresh & bright with white tile throughout entry, family
& formal dining rooms & eat in kitchen.
u1-1488 ................................. 11•.oaa
DOVEll SHORES Large lot, great view & dock for large
yacht Two story 3 bdrm (could be 4) with beautiful
remodeled kitchen & family room. Large waterfront
patio protected by electric awnings. ASsumable loan.
631-1400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......... 1151.•
LIDO ISLE
UDO ISLE • Wonderful • bdrm family home on lovely
wide quiet street. just steps from secluded beach. Two
story with small office, formal dining & family rooms
& garden patio. Fun rooftop deck with panoramic
views. Exceptional storage in & out & security system.
U1·1• ................................. S741.•
UDO ISLE A 5 bdrm estate encompassing 3 prime lots
(approx 1 / 4 acre). Custom designed using the finest
materials & exotic woods. Over .SOO sq. ft., it includes
a library, formal dining room, rec room & 1st ftoor
maids qrtra with back stairs. The high ceilinged, free
flowing interior opens to eeveral terraces in the lush,
tropically landscaped garden.
a1 .. 1• ................................ s1.211.•
Ull llLE Lowest priced bayfront on the island with
dock for very large boat Built with top quality, the
size of this 5 bdrm lathe & plaster home could not
be duplicated today. Rare potential with fabulous
harbor action views at an excellent price.
131-1411 ................................ S1 .411.•
U11 ISLE IAYFIOIT -Most desirable "Soud" location
with little private beach & dock for several boats.
Meticulously maintained custom 4 bdrm home, 1st
time ever on market Very large "L" shaped living/
dining area opens to bayside terrace with retractable
awnings. great for entertaining. Bright & open with
traditional feel. just steps to clubhouse & tennis.
131-1480 ................................ 11.411.•
UDO llLE Rare waterfront charm in this gracious "Old
Pasadena" style home with an unbeUevable 77' on
the bay & slips to accommodate two large boats.
Latticed courtyard entry with fountain, 4 bdrms up
& maids room down, plus formal dining, family room
& library. Lovely brick bayfront t9rrace, perfect for
entertaining.
U1 ·t• ................................ P.•.111
Ull lllFI Pelican P«>'nt A fabulous Georgian styte
bayfront estate with 5 bedrooms including a master
suite with fireplace, llbrary & private sun deck, a formal
dining room, paneled famlty room & basement with
hobby room & wine cellar ptus elegant courtyard
swimming pool. A prime tip of Lido location with 55'
on the water & a dock for a large boat with side bes.
n1-1411 ................................ sa.•.•
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
CUFFIAVH • Superior close-up view of bay, ocean &
night lights. Large lot with 2 bd & family room home,
perfect for addition, remodel or new home. Huge back
yard, security system & double garage. A wonderful
family neighborhood of upscale homes, walk to all
schools.
U1·1• ................................. liitM
MEWf•T lmlJI with fabulous unob8tructed ocean &
bay views from all rooms. Tri-level 3 bdrm home with
formal dining & family rooms, large breakfast room,
huge bonus room (more bdrms?) & 3 car garage. Two
large decks for outdoor entertaining & a park next.
door for privacy.
U1-1411 ................................. Im.•
IEWPllT IBllTI ·Exciting home perched on a wooded
hillside. Incredible harbor, sunset & Catalina views.
There are 4 bdrms including 2 masters, a party room,
a separate one bdrm guest cottage & secluded pool
& spa. The treehouse feeling is augmented by
solarium additions to family room & master bdrm
sitting nook.
131 -1481 ................................. 1715.•
WATERFRONT
WATUFIOIT CllDG Front row unit with panoramic views
of the entire harbor. Freshly painted 2 bdrm 2 bath
expanded luxury co-op with new tile, drapes &
wallpapers. Available boat slip at $1 .75 per ft Owner
will carry 1st Trust Deed.
U1·1• ................................. U•.•
IAYFUIT PEmlllE Spectacular Newport Harbor &
night light views from this spacious sunny 2 bdrm
& den unit Wrapped around a skytit atrium there are
high ceilings, living room fireplace & master suite with
view balcony & deck. JUST REDUCED!!
Ul-1411 ................................. 14R.•
IAYFlllT 7th floor condo. Outstanding ocean views
from f!Nery room. Elegant contemporary 2 bdrm with
touches of ebony, teak and etched glass Handsome
custom wall treatments. Security bldg. doorman &
pool. Price reduced!!
a1-1• ................................. 1771M
UlllA llWI IAYFlllT -Spectacular contemporary 4
bdrm with den, family and formal dining rooms.
Gourmet kitchen with jennaire & butcher block center
Island. Apartment OWK 3 car garage with 1 bdrm &
huge office with view. Seller will carry 1st T.D. for
qualified buyer.
17,__ ................................ 11 .1UM
PHllUU PlllT bayfront One of the last remaining
early Newport Beach landmarks stands at the harbor
entrance. Historians and romantics will tee a real
challenge & tremendous potential in this palatial 5
bdrm 3 story home with ooean, city light. and harbor
action views. a1 -1• ................................ 11.-.•
U. lllLME Exciting proper1y with a wall of glm
the Udo Channet & dock for an 80' boat Styti9h
bdrm 2 bath condo with den. marble fp & large aunn
terrace 1n 2 story Mediterranean complex
131·1• ................................. Im.•
BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
31!1 MARINE A VE. ®
I l
2 I
-
\
.uale ....
CIAI 111 7 ' ......... Cit. 6 ....... Oii rawtxr· .. •••Olf IUClt. OIAl'I•~· _. D1•11•1 2 tit ·' 1rall._.__,,._ .. , -.......... .... .......... .-n Oollr Amounts In~
1. CMh and due "°'" b9nks .....•........•.•••••......•...•••••.•• 11.-
2. ln.:Olts1*1t MCUritiel. (MerUt value $6,583) ....•........•........ 6,'°6
3. Non-ln.:Oltsnent lllCUritiel ......................................... 121
4. T '9Cif11 ICCIOUl'll ..curities ........................................ none
5. F.-.a funda tald w MCUritie5 purcheled under ... ..,,.,.. ., ,...... in don'9ltic oftk:el ........•........•••.•.•... 2,300
6. a. loens, Teal (acludi"I unwned Income) 130,098
b. Lela: Alto.nee for poltible loen loaw .................. 1,642
c. ~ ,.. ..•...............•.•...•......................... 121.45fi
7. a.nk premilel, F.F. a E. *· (indudinl $none a.pit.al ..... ) ••••••• 18,072
8. AMI...._ owned oet. than b9nk ~ ••••••.••.•.•••.•••••.• 4,325
9. Investments In unc:onsolict.ted subsidiarieS
and assocl-.d ton11)9nies .•.••.•••••..•••••••••••.••••••......•.• none
10. Custloml(a liabillty tD this blnk on~ outltlndk'I ........ none u . Otts 8IMls (incluc:linc $none lntancibles) •••••••••••...••....•..• 3,165
12. TOTAL ASSETS (sum of itemS l thru 11) •..•••..•••••.•••....... 174,941
UAMmll 13. a. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC OFFICES ..•..•••••••••• 38,924
(1) Teal demand depo&its ••.••••••••••.•••••••••••••• 112,429
(2) T ota1 time and sMrins1 depolits •••••••........••.• 151,353
b. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN OFFICES •••••.•......•••.....•... none
c. TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO FOREIGN OFFICES (sum of items 13a & b) •••..•.•••••••....•...•....•. 151,353
14. F.s.r.t funds purchased and securities sotd under acreements to repurchase in domestic offices ••.••.•........•..... 1.500
15. Other liabilities for boirowed money, incluc:linc note bllances of U.S. Tl'USUf'Y ..••.......•••..•.•.•....•.•......... 645
16. Mott.lie Indebtedness (incluc:lint $none capital leases) .•••......... 3,280
17. Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank
and outstandint .•.............•.......................•.......... none
18. Other liabilities ....•............................................. 2,657
19. TOTAL LIABILITIES (excludirc subordinated notes and debentures) •.••••...............•.......••......... 159,435
20. Subordinated notes and debentures .....................•........ l ,350
SHMIDtOlDlll EQUITY
21. Preferred Stock .............. .
a. No. shares outstandln1 none Amount none
22. Common stock .............. .
a. No. shares authorized 25,000,000
b. No. shares outstandine 8,003,889 Amount 3,362
23. Surptus ..............•..............................••... 3,530
24. TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL (sumoiltems 2lr 22 & 23) ........ 6,892
25. RNined temlt'111 .... 4 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6,930
26. ReseNe for oorllinaencies anc:t other c.oital meMtS ......•..•••...•. 334
27. TOTAL SHAAEHOU>ERS EQUITY (sum of itllfM 24, 25 & 26) ...... 14,156
28. TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY
ANO SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY (sum of items 19, 20 & 27) .....•. 174,941
Standby Letters of Credit ..•.•............•..•••.•...........• 2,584
The undersianed. RONALD L RODGERS, PRESIDENT and RICHARD P.
RITIER, EXECUTIVE VICE PRES of the above-named b9nk, eech declares, for
himsett alone and not for the other: I have personal knowted8e of the matters
contained in this report and I belieYe that each statement in s.ld report is
true. Each of the undetsianed. for himself alone and not for the other, certifies
under penalty ot perjury that the foreaoina is true and correct.
Executed on JULY 27, 1988, at NEWPORT BEACH, California. Sianed: Ronald
L. Rodeers. Richard P. Ritter.
8·4 1542
NOTIC~ 0#-TROSTU'S SALE
T.S.. No 1t121111Dfll
YOU AAE IN OEFAUL T UN·
DER A DEED 0#-TRUST DAT·
ED 12112113 UNlESS YOU
TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT
YOUR PROPERTY, rT MAY BE
SOl.O AT A PU8UC SALE. If
YOU NEED AN EXPlANA· TIOH Of THE NATURE Of
THE PAOCEEDeHG AGAINST
YOU, YOU SHOUt..O CONT ACT
A LAW'f'£A
On 1119118 at I :00 PM
FCA SERVICE COMPANY,
lornwtly llnow" as S1mlllls1
Setva Compeny, -lhe fMy ~tad Trust• ~ alld
pursuant to Deed ot Trust r•
corded Oft '2/30/93 -Oqcv-_, No n-6112$0 Booll .
'age · ot Oftldel recordl Ill
tfle oHiee °' tfle Aecord9f of
O.ange eo..nty, Cahlor"i•
aucuted by Aotti.fy Roll
Dev~I Group, a gen·
eral pwtnerwhtp will selt at
Pubk Aucteon to the MgMst
blddef '°' cash, ~ •• ·-°' .... "' ........ ..-.y of tfle Ufthacl Stat•) at lhe
NorOI frOftt 9"tr...C. IO Ille
County CowtlloUM, 700 CMc
Cet1tar !>five Well, Santa
AM, CA Ml right, llOe aftd lrl-1...... COftwyied to .ct -
tleldbytt Uftdlf uld O..Sof
Trust ill the ~y M.eed
... ukt County, CalieorM -ecrlbed • Pwcet 1: The
W• 160 .... of Lot 711 of
-FlfS1 Addition 10 Newpotl
MMa Tract•. ill 1e. City of
Newpot'I lleach, -.-... -
• "'llP NCOrded '" .,_ • p.ge 11 ot M~aHOus
Mapa. Aacofds of Ofaittte
eow.ty. ~ E--.eM9
,._ Nor111 n .&0 .... ,.,_.,
Atlo u.cept"'a I lie Sotllll
20 00 .... of , .. Norttl 12.IO
.... of ... w.. 45.00 .... of
aidl.ot 711,
~ I: Lot 711 of """1
Adl*k>tl to Newpon Mna
Tract•, • 111aw11 Oft a "'8IP
reco.dlld M 8oot& I P-oe 11
of ....... llfW ............
COfds of Or•ftO• Co•"'Y· c.Mton1'4J EJ&at>tlfl9 tll•
Noflll 7t.IO tHt thereof.
............. t .. w.. 160 ............
1'11etotat,.._.of ... ...
pe6d ......... of ......... .....
..cw9d br '*Deed ol TIWt
Hcl reMO...e.fy MU••1ecl
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• 0 , • ., ....... .,,,
tnCOfNClMSI OI the SlfHt
addfass and other common
dn19na1ion, It any, sllown
herein
Satd sale will be m.cte. but
wi1t1out covenant or war·
ranty, upress Of Implied, r&-
oarding 1itle, possenk>n, or
encumbfancn, lor lhe pur·
pou ol satlstyff19 Iha lndebt·
edMss seciured by said Deed
ot Trust lncludl"9 the IMS.
chatDM and expenses of Ille
Trust ...
Tiie benefidaty Uflder utd
Deed of TrllSt heretolof• ....
cutad alld cteetverect to tl\e
undilfVgfted • wri'lt9" Dada-
r atlon of De._.. and Dlllund
tor Sale • ..s •written Notec:e
of Det.uft Md Elect-to
Sele. 1'1le ........... c.....t
Mid Notice ot Def-fl and
Eaectioll 10 Sell to be reccwct-
ed in tlle county ...,_ the ,... SW°'*1Y .........
FCA se.-v•CE COMPANY,
tor_.., lM>wn as S..11lllst
~ Coftlpeny, 9y. Kathy
IC!ftg, 'Trwt• Sa• Otflcer,
144 East Miner AYe"ue.
S1oct1on, CA. 95202. (20t)s
t43s3752, Date. 7n ....
7129, 114, 1111111 1533
PUIUCNOTICE
STATElll.NT Of
WNDONlllJIT OF USE
Of Fk:llllOUI IUllNUS
NAiii
The followin1 persons
have abandoned the use of
the fictitious business
name: IMAGE GRAPHICS,
3440 Via Oporto, Newport
Beach, CA 92663.
The f ltitious business
name referred to abcMt wn
filed on 3-12-86 in the
County of Oranae. Qricinal
File No. f.3()3362
Stephen J. Hunt, 3400
AYenue of the Ms E410,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626.
This business wn con-
ducted by an Individual.
Silned: Stephen J. Hunt
7/14 71217/288/4 1508
ACiliiOUI ••ti• MAm ITATllllNT
The fdlawlf • per10nS .,.
doins~n: Fountain
Valley Associates, 4141
MecArttu Blvd .• Suite 100,
, .. .,rt leech. CA. 92660 .
Mclachlan Investment
Compen1. • CaUf«nla L.lm*d Pwtnetlhlp, 4141
Mlc:Mhur Bhd., ..... 100,
.... port a.ch, CA. 9268>.
Donlld E. """4111, 3116
E. 8llboe Blvd., e.tboe, CA.
92661.
DoMld Sutre, 3021 E.
Bey Avenue, Balboe, CA.
92661.
o.Wt W. Mbc, 1407 Sen·
t.Metll Ternc:e, CotOnl det
Mar, CA. 92625.
This Business Is con·
duded ~ a business tNlt.
Th• r .. lttrant com -
l'MnCed to trlnUd ~· neu under tM flctltk>u•
business name or names
listed above on 711/86.
Donald Sutro
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on July 15,
1988.
File No. F386318
7/21,28.8/4,11 1530
PUIUC NOTIC£
ncmtOUI BUllNUS
NAME STATEMENT
The fotlowina person is
doin1 business as: C.R.S.
ASSOCIATES, 256 Hill
Place, Costa Mesa, CA
92627.
Charles Richard Shepard·
son, 256 Hill Ptaa!, Costa
Mesa, CA 92627.
This business is con-
ducted by an individual.
The reaistrant com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name or names
listed above on 6·6·88.
Slaned: Charles Richard
Shepardson.
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Oranae County on July 11,
1988.
Ale No. F385687
71141/21 7/288/4 1506
FICllllUUl .... NUS
NAME ITATIMINT
The followinc persons are
doln1 business as: Ana·
helm/Cerritos lrNettment
Group, 3737 Birch Street.
Su* 300, Newport Beech,
CA92660.
Rodney F. Emery, 2616
Cove Street, Corona Oel
Mar, C.llfomia 92625.
Bertr..-n L Ryan Ill, 2141
M•N Drive, S.nta Ana Heilhts. CA 92707.
MlchNI L Toerp, 235
Carnation Street, Corona
d9I Mar, CA 92625.
Ofneth 0.V., 27621 Via
San Pedro, Mtuion Viejo,
CA 92622·23~.
This business Is con·
ducted by • corpontllon.
a.rt Ryan
Thie ltMllf'Mnt was filed
.... the County Clerk al San
lenleD County on July 13,
1 ...
Ale No. F3l&04 7
7128.1/4,11,11 1532
~IMI fCiiiiOUI .... , ••
IMMllJAl-1
The taloa1'11 PM•• ..
doi'W bulinlll • K 0 D
Chino I Allocl1l11, 3990
W11t1 ty "*-. Sultl 140, =" leech, Celffomia
Chino Edison I AHO·
Ciat91, a Cefffol1"9 ...... pertnlrlNp, 3990....,
..... Suite 140, N9wpo .... aartlft leech,~ 92MO
VOU AR£ IN DEFAULT UNDO A DUDOITRUIT ~Tm
Aprtl24, l ... UNLESSVOUTAIC£ACTIOHTOPROTECT
YOUR PllOP£JtTY, rT MAY BE SOLD AT A PU8UC SALE.
IF VOU HOD AH fXP\ANATION Of TH[ NATURE Of
THE PROCUDING WlHIT VOU, VOU 9HOUlD CON-
TN:f A lAWV£1l __ "_ICl_Of nu118'1 IA&.I
._.. DllD Of TIUIT
7a1IO 11.a
Notice Is ..,_ aMrt tNt Slmno fteeot11J9YMCe
Compeny, a Callfomi. CorporMlon as trustM, °'
tuee1ttor tNltle. or •lbltlblltlct trultle pursuant to the
OeedofTNlt 1111cutldbfRtCHAROC.SHINNANOOAHA
H. SHINN, HUSAND AHO wtft and Recardld At/JI 21, 1• In look N/A ..... N/A Inst#
84-173129 d GlcW RICOldl Jn the oftlce of the County
Recorder of ORANGE County, Callfomil. and pur...ant
tD the Hallee of O.UI W Didion to Sitt thereunder
recorded Af/I 11, 1-in 8aok NIA ..... NIA lnll#
81H62521 of uid Ofllclal Records. win Sell on~
26, 1-llt 9:45 A.M.,
AT THE MAIN (NORTH) ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY
COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE, WEST, SANTA
ANA.CA
llt public auction, tD the hllt*t bkkMr for cash (peyable
lit the time of sale In a.wful moMY of the United Staeel),
all ~ title, and lnWest. c:a11J91J9d to and now Mid
by it under Aid deed in the PfOP9ltY situat8d in said
County and SUte and delcrit.I • follows:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
PARCEL 1:
Lot 10 of Tract No. 6905. Al shown on am.., recorded
in Book 308, P..-27 to 32 indulM of miscellaneous
maps. records of Or.,. County, Callfomill.
Except thefeftom all oil, oil riehtl. minerals, mineral
rilhts. natural ps r'iahtS and ott.r hydrocarbons by
whatsoever name known thllt nwy be within Of undet the
parcel of land hereinabcMt described, tlQelther with the
perpetual rilht of drilllna. minina. explorina and openltina
therefor and sbina in and removina the same fnMn uid
land Of any other land, lncluc:linc the rilht to whips11ock
or directionally drill and mine from lands other than those
hereinabowl described, oil°' ps wella, tunnela and shafts
into, throush or across the subsurface of the land
hereinat>cwe described and to bottom such wttipstocked
or di'9Ctionally drilled wells, tunnels and shafts under
and benath or beyond the exterior limits thereof •nd
to redrilt, retunnet, equip. maintain, repair, deepen and
operate any such wells or mines. without, howe1i111r, the
richt to drill, mine, store, upkn and operate throuah
the surt.c:e °' the upper 500 fMt of the sublurt.c:e of
the land hereinabcMt descrlt.I, as l'9WWd by deed
recorded in Book 10793, Pap 933, official records.
PARCEL2:
An appurtenant non-exclusiw easement for insress and ecress thf'OUlhout Lot 65 of Tr.ct No. 6905, as shown
on a map recorded in Book 308, P..-s 27 to 32 inclusive
of miscellaneous maps, records of Oran1e County,
California.
Property address Is purportedly known as: 501
CANCHA, NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
The total amount of the unpaid batance of the obliption
secured by the property to be sotd and reasonable
estimated costs, expenses and advances at the time of
the initial publication ofthe Notice of S.le is $194,530.31
In addition to cash, the Trustee will accept certified
checks, cashier's checks, checks drawn by a State or
Federal Credit Union or Savinp Association, or Savinp
Bank, authorized to do business in this State. All checks
mu.st 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 P9YM or endonee as a matter of riaht.
Said sale will be made, but without covenant or
warranty, exprns or implied reprdina title, possession
or encumbrances, to satisfy the indebtedness secured
by said Deed, incluc:lil'\I tM fee and expense of the trustee
and of the trusts created by said deed, advances
thereunder, with interest as pro¥lded therein, and the
unpaid principal of the note secured by s.ld deed with
interest thereon as provided in uid Note.
Dllted: July 21, 1988
Serrano F:econveyance Company, 100 South Los Robles
Avenue, Suite 300, Pasadena, C.lifornia 91101, Area
Code (818) 795-7200, as said Trustee
By /s/ SANORA J. SHUPPS, VICE PRESIDENT
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
133576
8/4 8/11 8/18 1541
New Encland Mutual Ut.
Insurance Company, a
Massadtusettl c:orpcntion,
399 Boylston Street. Boston
Mauachusettl, 02116.
This bu1ine11 is con-
ducted hr a joint venture.
The re1istrant com·
menced to transact busi,
ness under the fictitious
business name listed abcMt
on May, 1988.
(Si1ned) Chino Edison I
Altocilltlel,
a Califomill ..,.,.I
partnership
By: Anthony v. Guanci
Partner
By: Edward J. Kins
Partner
New E.,.,_nd Mutu.t Life
Insurance Compeny,
aMnuchuMl!s
c:orpcntion
8y: CoPleY ..... E.-.
AcMtcn, Inc ..
a Mauachutetb cotpota·
tion,lta .....
mana1er and advisor
her9umo duly authorind
By: Wllllam J. Slftsbury
Authorized Offtc:er
This ltllt8ment w filed
wfth the COunty Cleftl of
Or-. County on July 1,
1918.
FU9 No. F·ll5195
7114, 7121,7/'l.8
813 1517 w•• w..nca .............
•NHl&J19
Al•H&IWllfUIOf ~C.M.UfbNN
C.•AMtU4
To .. hlh. llll!lldaMI,
cNCMDn. ......... Ct9d·
itan, and ...... who nwy
beaet. .... 11•.-ctln the wit Oft ......, or bath,
of CMOl C. CUWHOTON
A PETITION has been
filed ~ CARL H. WOltEM·
BRANO in the Superior
Court of California, County
of ORANGE f'eQuesti"I that
CARL H. WOREMBRANO be
appointed as personal
representlltive to adminis-
ter the estate of the dece·
dent .
THE PETITION requests
authority tD administer the
estlt9 under the lndepfH Ids
ent Administration of
Estain Act (This authority
allows the per10NI repre-
sentative to t.ke many
actions without obtainil'\I
court approval. Before t.k·
in1 ceftaln ectionl, how·
ever, thepersonel ~
tative is required to live
notice tD I'*' 1 .. 1 d penons
un'-' tMy have waived
notice OI ca_,.., to the
PfOPOMd ~.)The.,.,
pendent admlnlstr•tlon
authority will be arantied une.u an tt•elled .-.on
ftlel an objection to this
petition and shows aooct
cauM why the court should
not arant the~.
A PETITION for dltlrml·
ntllion of °' conftrmaition of
ProtMrty pas1ln1 to or
belonltftl to a 1urvhrina
ipGUM undlr ProbMI Code
Mdiolt 13650 IS JOtNEO
""" the petition to admin-............
A HEMING on the peti-
tion •lie Mid on 1110/
• • 1:4IPM an D1p1. 13
IDc8'ld lit 100 CMC C£N.
TD DRIVE WIST, SANTA
ANA. CA 92701
IF YOU OBJECT to the
sr.ntilll of the petition, you
should --llPPIJ9' .. the hHrln1 and 1t.t• your
obfeCtlonl or file written oblK1ionl wtth tM court
before the Merine. Your
appet'91a "'9Y be In per·
.nor~'P"~·
TACllll14U -... --.. -........ uu Lwt .... 11111.,•••cu , ........... .
UM1' COii A
lA MESA TtTL£ OOfllHMY •duly~ Truttm
undlr .. follow4ns •11 c;lled died d tr\111 WIU. SEU
AT PU8UC AUCTION TO THl HIGHEIT llOOER FOR
CASH (in the tonnt wNc:h ............. in._ United
5eMll) and/or the Cllhier"s. cm9ld or Clltw cMc:lct
lpeclfted In CM1 Codi SedlDn 2l24h (P8iJ9t:W In full at
the time of tale) ............ -......... ~ti:
and now held~ It under uid Deed of Trust In the propert)
....... delcrtbed:
TRUSTIMt VIRGINIA D. FR£DERICKS
BENUICWtY: WESTERN rn>ERAL SAYINGS ANO
LOAN ASSOCIATION
recorded W 30, 1973 as Instr. No. 31338 In Book
10877 P191 255 of OMclel A9c:orda In the office of the
R9carder of Or-. County; uid deed of trust delctl,,_ the totlowinc pn,plfty.
EXHIBIT.A"
A CondonUnium conMti"1 of the fol~
PARCEL 1: Untt No. 31 of ttwt clft8in COlldomWum
Pn>ject delcribld In thll1 cert.9ln Ammlded Condmr*1ium
PIM recorded in 8oolc 10791, ..... 1, OfllcW Rlc:ords
(auch plan belna her•lnaft•r referrM to as .. the
CondarNnium Plan"), and • d9flned in ..... cettain
OecWaition al CcMnentl. CondMiol• and Rlllb1c:tb1S for t._wport C.... Homeowrws Aaocilltian, recorded in
Book 10348, ..... 693, Official Aecordl. W Arnelldment to Dedantion of r9llridionl recorded October 20, 1972,
in Book 10384, Pa1• 461, Official Records, and ~nt recorded July 10, 1973, in Book 10793, Paee
518. Official Records ("'the Dec:Jantion").
PARCEL 2: All undMded l/140th interest In and to
the Common Area n defined in the Declaration and
tmendment therwto and ln the Oeclamion and Amend·
ment thereto and in the Declaration of Annexation, beina
Lot 1 of T rKt No. 7852, In the City of Newport Beech,
County of Oranp, State of C.lifomia, as shown on a map
thereof recorded In Book 302, Paps 7 throuch 9, inclusive
of Miscellaneous Maps, records of said Ora.,.. County.
EXCEPT THEREFROM that portion of land included
within Parcel 1 n shown on • map recorded In Book
45, pace 26, of Parcel Maps in the office of the County
Recorder of Oranp County, C.lifomia.
PARCEL 3: Exclusive easements appurtenant to said
Unit No. 38, all as more specifically defined in the
Condominium Ptan and the Oeclarllt.ion.
PARCEL 4: A non·eJtclusMI easement to use the
Commd1,.,.. and fllCilities of the proiect which have
been °'will be developed on the followinl described real
property.
Lots l to 4 inclusive of Tr.ct No. 7817, In the City of
Newport Beech, as shown on a map recorded in Book
308, Paps 33 and 34, Miscellaneous Maps, records of
Yid Oranae County.
EXCEPT THEREFROM, however, any and all exclusive
easements appurtenant to •II Condominium Units
exceptinc said Unit No. 38, now°' hereafter referred to
in ,he Oecla,..tion" °' the Declaration" as amended.
ALSO EXCEPT THEREFROM 10096 al all riahts to 0:1.
ps and other hydroc.rbon substances lyinc under°' that
may be produced from the •bowl described land, toeether
with 100% of all riahts to the proceeds therefrom and
100% of all rents, bonuses and profits accruin1therefrom,
provided, ~r. that Grantor waives and relinquishes
the ri&ht to use or occupy or to enter upon any portjon
of the surface and 500 feet below the surface, measured
vertically from the surface of said land, for the purpose
of drillina for, capturina. produclna. storina. treatln1 or
otherwise handlin1 or utilizin1 such oil, gas or other
hydrocarbon or mineral su~, for the purposes of
exercising Grantors riahts thereto, as reserved in deeds
recorded May 17, 1972, In Book 10129. Page 657, Official
Records, and recorded December 27, 1961, in Book 595 7,
Pace 665, Officlat Records.
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED OF TRUST
DATED 3/19173. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO
PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A
PUBLIC SALE. If YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE
NATURE OF THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU
SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER.
#17 Goodwill Court. Newport Beach, California 92663
"(If a street address or common desi&Ntion of property
is shown abcMt, no warranty Is liven n to its comptete-
ness or correctnes.s)." The beneficiary under said Deed
of Trust, by reason of a breach or default in theobliptions
secured thereby, heretofore executed and detivered to
the undersianed a written Declaration of Oehlult and
Demand for S.le, and written notice of default and of
election to cause the undersiped tD sell said property
to satisfy said obliptions, and thereafter the undersianed
caused said notice of default ind of election to be
recorded Apri12l, 1988•slnstr. No. 88-183633of0fficial
Records in the office of the Recorder of Oranp County;
S.ld Sale will be nwde, but without covenant or
warranty, express°' Implied, reprdlns title P01Session.
or encumbrances, to pey the remainina principel sum
of the note(s) secured by Mid deed of Trust, •ith interest
as in said noteprovided.~,if any, undettheterms
of said Deed of Trust, fees, Chaf"lll and expenses of the
T NAie and of the trusts creet.d by said Deed of Trust
Said .. wiJI be held on: = 26, 1918. llt 1:30 p.m. In the lobby to the
bui locMlld at 601 South Lewis Street. Ofanae,
c.tttome 92661
At the time of the initial public8tion al this notice. the
totai amount of the unpeid balance of the obliption
secured by the •bow descrit.I deed of trust and
estimallld costs. expenses, and advances is $37,373.99.
1t ts pou1tiee that 11t the titM of sate the C>Penina bid
mey be lea lhan the tDtal lndetUdn111 due.
".....,..,the expected openinc bid mey be obt8ined hr callnl the ,...,...,. .... p:,o. .. numbers on the day
before the ..W. (714) • 4837 or (213) 627-4865 o.e.: July 22, 1•
LA MESA TITLE COMPANY as said Trustee,
~ T.O. SEIMCl COMPANY, -.n
By Wand9 McMilllon, Alliant Secretary, 601 South
Lewis Sl, OrMte. CA 92668, (714) 385-4700
27413
814 8111 8/18 1539
IF VOU ARE A CREDITOR
or • CDnlll-"" c:r9dlDr of
thedecnnd,'°" mustflle ~ cl9im wllh the COl#t
and mall a copJ to tM
perlOMI repreMnt8tlw
•Pl*ntM by th• court
wllhln bar months from the
dMe of flrll luuence of
....... ....... lntee-
tion 9100 of .... CMKam6a
ProbMe Codi. The time for
... clelml wil not .....
prior to ..,, monttw from
the date of the heerin1
naelced .....
YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file .... bf ... court If'°" ......... lfltlrllllll in
......... ,., ..., .. with
the COUt1 • fonnel Request
for Speciel Hallee of ..
~ al an in..r and
appralHment of estate
..... orof..,~or
9CCCU'lt• P1as1•1111n tee·
tlon 1250 d the C.llbnia
....... Code.Alleqillltfor
Speca.I Natic:e tarm .......
... fram the c:aurt dertl,
Attomey for .,..loner.
PAUL, HASTINGS,
JANOFSKY & WALKER.
WAYNE J. CASEY, 695
TOWN CENTER DRIVE,
17T" FLOOR, COSTA
M~CA92626
Thll natice w meHed M s..... AN. Celibnla .
7121 71288/4 1522
tm:tM. ~£~ fJJL®iliJ1~
NEWPORT BEACH
Tiie Real lltate a&otter cO!Melee onlJ tlaat lld•-doa wllieti II a....., olpillllle ..-... COllllWendoa
Is ~ from -......, truder tu pUI at die dmle ol ea•li••.._ ol .... at die rate
o1 SI.ti per tltowea dolan of ca........._ nchl•s1 UJ n ............... _, DOt nftect
a ftdl ..._ price. Tr..t 0.-refted wllruce UM k ..... , ... e .._ ncot"•e• aplwt
• property on wldcla then wa ao sale. The Newport Emlp pro.W. dlil lnforwdoa a a pllblk
llnlce.
F = FULL P = PARTIAL
PROPERTY TRUST
ADDRESS DEED
1111 W. Bay Avenue not avail
315 Signal Road $135,000
316 Larkspur Avenue not avail
4831 Bruce Crescent not avail
3309 Marcus A venue not avail
2143 Vista Entrada $280,000
DATE
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
Jan. 19
2000 Port Ramsgate Place not avail
Jan.20
Jan.20
Jan.20
Jan.20
Jan.20
Jan.21
Jan.22
Jan.22
455 Cabrillo Terrace
420 Harding Street
609 Portola Drive
I 014 Mariners Drive
1632 Lincoln Lane
212 Via Eboli
224 Via Lorca
62 Balboa Coves
425 M Street
2219 Cliff Drive
14 Harbor Island
not avail
not avail
$307,500
$500,000
$300,000
$150,000
$330,000
$205,000
$200,000
not avail
not avail Jan.22
Jan.22 280 Evening Canyon Road not avail
l -41M7
PU.UC NOTICI
FiC I ii iOUI IUllflEll
NAiil ITATDllJIT
The f0Howin1 persons are
doi,_ business as: CHINO
EDISON I ASSOCIATES.
3990 Westeny Place, Suite
140, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
Anthony V. Guanci, 3980
Westerly Pltce, Suite 140,
Newport Buch, CA 92660.
E~ J. Kina. 20 Dix
Street, Winthrop, Massa·
chusetts 02152.
This business is con·
ducted by a pneral part·
nership.
The re1istrant com·
menced to tansact business
under the fictitious busi·
ness name or names listed
abcM on June 24. 1988.
Sianed: Anthony V. Guanci,
Partner, Edward J. Kina,
Partner.
This statement was flied
with the County Clerk of
Oranse County on July 5,
1988.
File No. F385263
7/14 7/217/288/4 1518
l-41M5
FICI I llOUI BUSINESS
NAME ITATDllNT
The foHowina person is
doin1 business IS MMS
lnternlltioNI 11 Symln Soft·
Wire Systems, Inc. Ohio,
4400 MacArthur BtYd., 5th
Floor, Newport Belch, CA
92660.
Mic:IO~naSys· terns. tnc. Ohio, 2400 Cor·
potN Exchenlil Dr., Suite
200, Columbus. Oh. 43229
This bu1ineH ls con·
duct9d ~. corpcntion.
The r .. lstrent com·
menced to trenuc:t busi· '*' uncMr the fictitious
busineu name lilted abowl
on June 10. 1-.
(Sianed) Mlc:to MMufectur·
i,. 9Jst11ms. Inc.
1..-y J. FOii. CEO
Thia ..... ment .. filed
...... the ~ Clettl of Or-. Caunty on July 5, 1-.
file No. f -315266
1114,1121. 11n
1/3 1516
92626.
This business is con·
ducted by a pneral part-
nership.
The registrant com-
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitioos
business names listed
above on 7·15-88.
Siened: Larry Baum
This statement was filed
with the County Clerk of
Orange County on July 18,
1988.
File No. F386338
7/21, 7/28, 8/4, 8/
11 1526
K-41309
F1CTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEllENT
The followina person is
doina business as Heritage
Square Center, Ltd., 82 Sea
Island Drive, Newport
Beach, CA 92660.
Bruce A. Guyette
(General Partner) 82 Sea
Island Drive. Newport
Beach, Ca. 92660.
This business is con·
ducted by a limited partner·
ship.
The registrant com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictltioos
business name listed above
on June 17. 1988.
(Sianed) Bruce A. Guyette
This statement was filed
with the County Clerlt of
Orange County on July 1,
1988.
File No. f·385197
7114, 7121, 7 /28,
813 1515
1-41311
ACllllOUI.,....
NAME ITATIMINT
The followin1 persons •re
doln1 business as Lyon
Communities/ Akins Asso-
ciMes, 19 Corporwle PllZI,
Newport Beach, Cl. 92660.
LC/F No. 3 (Akins), 1
Cllifomil limited pettnet·
ship, 19 Corponte Piila,
Newport Beech, CA 92660.
Akins De\ .. opment Com·
peny, • Cllifomil corpora·
tion, 1 Civic Plazl, Suite
175, Newport Beach, CA
92660.
This business is con·
ducted by • ..,,.al part·
nership.
The reaistrant com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed abcM
on~h, 1988
(Sicned) LC/f No. l (Akins)
By: Lyon CommunitieS Inc., ....... .-tner
Richlrd E. f,....
Akins Development
Company
Carl S. Akins, President
This statement was filed
with the County Cieri< of
Orange County on July 7,
1988.
File No. f·38551 l
7/14. 7121,7/28
813 1512
K-41•
F1CT1110US MlllNESS
NAME STATEllENT
The followina persons are
doin1 business as Hoffman
Associates No. 6, a
California limited partner·
ship, 620 Newport Center
OriYe, Suite 500, Newport
Beach, California 92660.
Via Lomas Partners, LP.,
620 Newport Center Drive,
Newport Beach, California
92660.
Hoffman Associates
Incorporated, California,
626 Wilshire Boulevard,
Suite 1150 Los Angeles,
California' 90017.
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 May 31, 1988.
(Sianed) Via Lomas
Partners, L P.,
a California Limited
Partnership
By: Sanport Devetopment
lncorpcnted
By: William D. Stampley,
President
Hoffman AssociMes
Incorporated
Euaene P. Clrwr
President
This statement was filed
with the County Cler1i. of
Ofanae County on July 1,
1988.
Ate No. F·385199
7/14. 7121, 7128
8/3 1514
K-41J77
AC Iii ilOUI •1Ua1t1•1111111a1111
UllllTAllmln'
The tollowif1s Pll IOltl ..
doina business 11 Divis ,.,,.... Ttne • C.eiblM
...... pertrwship. 1400
8ri5tO' SlreM North, s..
245, Newpor1 BMch, Cati· '°'"" 92660 Witliem K. Dhis. 1400
BristDt S'net North, New-
port Beach, C1liforni1
92MO.
CWtM L. Buchanan.
1400 .... 9lr9ll Noi1ll. : ... ~
CONSIDERATION
not avail
$295,000 F
Quit Claim
not avail
not avail
$350,000
Quit Claim
$346,500 F
not avail
not avail
$722,000 F
$453,000 F
$475,000 F
$575,000 F
$405,000 F
$329,000 F
not avail
not avail
not avail
Richard E. Lucy, as Trus·
tee ot the Lucy Uvinc Trust,
u/d/t d1ted October 8,
1979, 1400 BristOI Street
North, Newport Buch, Cali·
forni• 92660.
Robert J. Theiraartner.
1400 Bristol Street North ,
Newport Buch, California
92660.
James 0. Buckin&ham,
1400 Bristol Street North.
Newport Beach, California
92660.
Alan J. Tuntland, 1400
Bristol Street North, New-
port Beach, California
92660.
This business is con·
ducted by a aeneral part·
nership.
The reaistrant com·
menced to transact busi·
ness under the fictitious
business name listed above
on June 28, 1988.
(Signed) Davis Partners
Three,
a California general
partnership
By: William K. Davis
This statement was filed
with the County Clerlt of
Oranae County on July 6,
1988.
File No. f .385445
7/14, 7/21, 7/28
A/~ 1513
PUaJC NOTICE
OltDElt TO SHOW CAUSE
FOii CHAW Of llAll£
CASE NO. Al440l3
Hazel Jean Redd has filed
a petition in this court for
an Older aflowina petitioner
to chanle her n1me from
Hazel Jean Redd to Tera
•nRedd.
It is hereby ordered that
all penons interest9d in the
m1tter •fores.id 1ppear
before this court in o.ic-t-
ment No. 3 at 700 CMc
C.. Drive West, 5-a
Ana, C81itarnie. on Aueust
25, 1988. It 2:45 o'clock
p.m., end "*t end there
show cause, if ar., they
.... ""' uid ~ tor Chlnet rA rwne should not
bes-llld.
It is ~ ordllled thlt
• ~ "' ths order to show
CIU9e be published in New-
port..._..,, Ensain, I NWS·
pepw rA ..,..1 circ:ula·
tion, published in trus
county• least once a weett
tor four c:onsecutM weeks
prior to the ct.y of Uld ,_q.
o.d-12.1•
--.._ L Smilh, ,,.,....°' ...... Court .7/ll 712111• 1527
Termite inspections:·
don 't take th em lightly
BYGIRRYAND
CIUllSTA LONG
From time to time we enc0un-
. ter sellen who are quite offended
to learn that their home needs
extensive termite work-espe-
cially when tenting is recom-
mended. Generally their anger
culminates in such a comment
as 1bis entire termite inspection
procedure is a farce."'
Relating our own pcnonal
experience of the last f cw weeks
may help those skeptics to
realize that the termite inspec-
tions arc not only logical, but
in many cases the salvation of
the owner's property.
We bad discovered termites in
our own home in some quite
obvious places, and aricr pro-
crastinating for some time to
have the home tented, we went
through that inconvenience last
month. In the process the inspec-
tor mentioned the possibility of
some "dry-rot"' around one of
the posts which supports the
roof above our atrium. After the
tenting I took the time to poke
around in a protective wooden
enclosure which bad been built
around the coDCTete footing.
I was shocked to learn that the
entire bottom eight inches of the
post had rotted away. Closer
scrutiny revealed that the other
post, which we bad thought not
to be damaged, had likewise
rotted.
This was a problem created
not by the termites but by the
frequent problem of "earth to
wood"' contact. Although our
wooden posts were at least six
inches above the grou.nd, the
decorative wood cover bad
served as the collector of the
moisture and had been drawing
moistun: up into the beam and
put the concrete for 20 yean.
Anyone who bu taken the
time to tear open a beam which
has been exposed to termites or
long-term water damage is
aware of the degree to which a
piece of lumber can be de-
stroyed. That which is apparent
on the outside of the wood is
nothing compared to the dam-
age on the inside. In the case of
the termite damage, local treat-
ment-treating just the infected
area without tenting-is never as
effective as doing the fumiga-
tion. With water damage, the
strength of the entire board is
destroyed.
Both of these enemies of your
home-termites and sustained
exposure to water-can do
thousands of dollan worth of
damage over a period of a few
ycan. H your termite inspector
discoven either problem, he's
doing you a big favor.
lloflKS of Newport is a local
real utate firm. specializin.K in
ruidential resala. 11wy may ~
reacMd at 640-5664. /«prints of
this and other articks are avail-
abk on requnt.
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BUYING
You can trust Rea lty World of New
port Beach (formerly Pete Barrett Real
y) with all of your real estate needs.
We're local professionals with a tho-
rough knowledge of Newport Beac
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AC ilhOUI ••HEU
NAME ITATlmlfT
The tollowif1I persons we
doi"I ~ n: MtC ful·
lerton Corporate Center.
1400 ~ sn.t. N9.pol't
Beech, CA 92660.
Donald ........ 2116 E.
8Mbo9 lhd., Bltboe, CA
92661.
DonMd Sutn>, 2021 E.
Blly Avenue, Balboa, CA
92661.
Owkt .. ~. 27 Can-
delbulh, lnline, CA 92715
DIMd Nia, 1407 S..·
,_.. T8"'8Ce, Corone def
Mar, CA 92625.
This business is con·
ducted ~ 1 limlted partner·
ship
The re11strant com·
rf*I08d ID nnuct ba'51·
,.. under the fictittous
bulif.-,..... 0t nemes
listed .,._ on 5/3115
SllMd: OafWd .......
This sutement wes fited
with the County Clert( of
Or-. County on Juty 5,
198&
File No. 385631
7114 7/21 7128 8/4 1510
FICllllOUS Ml•llll
NAME ITATIMDIT
The toltowit1s person is
~ business 11 FOURN·
IER&C0.,310E. BllboeBI ..
a.lboa.CA92661.
Jernes K. Foumier, 310 E.
Balbol 81., Balboa, CA
92661.
This business is con·
dua.d by.,. indMdual
The re1istr11nt com·
met ICed '° transld busl·
ness unUet' the hctlt.aus
bus.neu Nme or Mn1eS
hsted abcwe on 7 I l /88.
Scrled James K. Foumier.
Thts stltelTlent WIS filed
Mth the County C1ertt of
~ CoUnty on July, 18,
1--Fie.No.~
7121. 7121.1/4
8/11 1519
FICllllOUI 1U1nE1S
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The f0Uow1n1 person 1s
doin1 business as
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE
DEAlERSHIP BROKERAGE.
3400 A-. of the Ms · No.
All3 Coll• lleu, C1.
92626.
SMdra L Anchws. 3400
-.. rA the Ms · NoAlll
Calla ...... Ca. 92626.
This business is con-
duct9d by .,. tndMduel.
The r111istrant com·
mellCed to lr--..c:t busf.
neu under the hctittOUS
bUsiness .,.,.,. or names
listed •balle on a.1-88.
Scned: s.mdfa L Andn!WS
ThlS satement was filed
Mth the COonty C'-"' ol
Or...-COunty on Jutv 18. 1-f'iteNo..~
7/21, 7/28, 814, I /
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WEITCUFF 1131.111
BEST BUY. LOWER 2 BR CONDO IN GAEA T ·
LOCATION. THIS END UNIT HAS NEW PAINT
& CARPET & IS CLEAN. FP IN LR, 2 PATIOS, ·.
COMM. POOL CALL NOW.
WEITCUFF 1419,008
ADORABLE WESTCUFF HOME WITH USED
BRICK FIREPLACE & PARQUET ENTRY. PROF.
LANDSCAPED. 3 BR. 2 BA. BRANO NEW SHAKE
ROOF, DESIGNER PAPERS & MORE.
LIDO 14!8,000
WONDERFUL BAYFRONT SOPHISTICATED
BLDG. WITH DOORMAN & FULL SECURITY.
GRACIOUS 2 BR, 21h BA LARGE CONDO.
VIEWS OF TURNING BASIN & LIGHTS.
SEA ISLAND 1575,000
2 BR, 2 .5 BA FORMAL DINING, MASTER
UPSTAIRS WITH GOLF COURSE VIEW. PRI-
VATE BRICK PATIO OF LIVING AREA THE
GOLF COURSE IS YOUR BACKYARD. PRIVATE
&QUIET.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1590,000
PRIME OCEAN VIEW LOCATION, LARGE
FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. OPEN
KITCHEN, BAY WINDOWS, SPACIOUS YARD.
AN OUTSTANDING VALUE.
LIDO 1595,000
WONDERFUL BAYFRONT LARGE CONDO
COMPLETELY REMODELED IN OFF WHITE
ANO MIRRORS. 2 STONE PATIOS. BOAT SUP
AVAILABLE.
118 CANYON 1161.•
COUPLES, SINGLES OR 2ND HOME BUYERS.
THIS IS ITI 2 BR. OEN OVERLOOKING THE
GOLF COURSE. EVERY AMENITY BEAUTl-
FULL Y DECORATED. GORGEOUS PATIOS W/
SPA.
IELCOUllT .....
AS FEATURED IN O.C. MAGAZINE. THIS 3 BR,
31h BA IS SURROUNDED BY LUSH LANDSCAP-
ING, SPA. FOUNTAIN. EXT. USED BRICK &
DRAMA TIC LIGHTINGI A TREASUREI CALL
TODAY.
DOVEi 11810 ....
GREAT DOVER SHORES LOCATIONt OPEN
MUL Tl-LEVEL FLOORPLAN. ARCHITECTUR-
ALLY DESIGNED FOR MAXIMUM BACK-BAY
AND CITY LIGHT VIEW.
..... E 17B.•
SUNSETS OVER CATALINA, LIGHTS OF
FASHION ISLAND FROM 4 BR HARBOR flOOE
DREAM HOME. FR + WOOD-PANELLED
LIBRARY WITH FP.
Ill CAIYOI 1171.•
TRADITIONAL HOME SITUATED ON LARGE
LOT. POOL. SPA. BARBEQUE & ROOM TO
ROAM. 5 BR. 2 FAMILY ROOMS, AIR COND.
BEST BUY IN 8'Q CANYON. CALL NOW.
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
CORNER.OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO
644-9060
IAYlmlEI •• Ill.Ill
THIS CELEBRATED BA YFRONT ESTATE. THE
FORMER RESIDENCE OF JOHN WAYNE. IS
CONSIDERED BY MANY TO BE THE MOST
DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN NEWPORT BEACH.
THE APPROX 9000-SQ FT RESIDENCE IS
LOCATED ON 2/3 OF AN ACRE AT THE MOST
PROMINENT POINT IN NEWPORT BAY &
. OFFERS STUNNING PANORAMIC VIEWS OF
THE COLORFUL NEWPORT HARBOR THERE
ARE9BR.12BA.154'0FHARBORFRONTAGE.
PRIVATE PIER & SUP, PLUS EVERY IMAGINA-
BLE AMENITY. CALL NOW TO VIEW THIS
LEGENDARY ESTATE.
CORONA DEL MAR
JAlllNE PARK 131&.•
A MOST WARM & INVITING 2 BR 2 BA CONDO
WITH SOME OCEAN VIEW. WHITE CARPET
AND TILE. LARGE MASTER BR & WALK-IN-
CLOSET. CALLI
JASMINE CREEK 1439.000
FABULOUS PLAN 4 IN JASMINE CREEK. ENO
UNIT. LARGE OUTDOOR PATIO. EXPANDED
FAMILY ROOM. PLANTATION SHUTTERS IN
MASTER.
OLD COi 141&.000
TWO SEPARATE HOUSES ON 40 FT. LOT
SOUTH OF PCH. GARDEN-LIKE PATIO AREA
SEPARATES THE UNITS WITH PLANTS ANO
FLOWERS. GREAT INCOME OPPORTUNfTYI
JAIMllE CllEEK 1&!1.•
A PRECIOUS JEWEL IN JASMINE CREEK.
SPLENDID OCEAN/BAY /CATALINA .. SIT
DOWN" VIEW. RARE SINGLE LEVEL PLAN 3
W /3 BR. + FR. BEAUTIFULLY UPGRADED.
PRIVATE COMMUNITY.
OLD CDI 1171.•
COM DUPLEX DEVELOPED FOR MAXIMUM
POTENTIAL TWO LARGE UNITS, OPEN SPA-
CIOUS FLOOR PLANS. CONVEMENT LOCA-
TION NORTH OF PCH.
-ECUFF -.Ill
OUTSTANDING CUSTOM HOME WITH PRIDE
OF OWNERSHIP AMENITIES SUCH AS
GOURMET KITCHEN. HUGE MASTER BED-
ROOM, FRPL. WALK-IN CLOSET AND VIEW.
ILIE CllllA IEL IAI 1111,111
FANTASTIC OCEAN BLVD. LOCATION VIEWS
· OF CATALINA SUNSETS. JETTY I «>ATING
ACTMT1E8. SPA. SECWDED PATIO, 3 CAR
GARAGE I EXTRA PARKING. EASILY EXPAN-
DABLE. INCREDIBLE PRICE. .
IPYllAll 11.-.-
FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY. EXPANaYE VIEW
PARCEL HIGH ABOVE ALL OF NEWPORT +
COM. CREATE YOUR OWN ESTATE AT CUL-
DE-SACS END. 2 LAAGE LOTS.
IELCIUIT mLL -.111
GREAT VIEWSI OVER 3,000 SQ. FT. OF ELE-
GANT CONTEMPORARY PERFECTION. TWO
HUGE MASTER SUITES WITH HIS & HER
BATHS & CLOSETS. 3 CAR GARAGE. GA TED
COMMUNITY.
HARBOR POINT 1921,IOO
SPACIOUS & ELEGANTI DECORATED WITH
TASTE & UPGRADED WITH QUAUTY1 3 BR
PLUS LIBRARY & FAMILY ROOMI IDEAL FOR
ENTERTAINING & ENJOYINGI
Ill CANYON . 1115.•
DRASTICALLY REDUCED. GAEA T OPPOR-
TUNITY FOR IMAGINATION ON THIS WON-
DERFULLY CONSTRUCTED LARGE HOME ON
18TH TEE. OUTSTANDING FINANCING.
PEllllULA POINT 11.141.•
FANTASTIC HARBOR+ NIGHT LIGHT VIEWS
ACROSS WIDEST BA.Y LOC. CHARMING 2-STY
BA YFRONT WITH 3 BR + NEW KITCHEN.
WATERFRONT PATIO+ SUP FOR 40' BOAT.
PENINSULA 11,280.000
SENSATIONAL NEWER BA YFRONT HOME WI
NEW DOCK. PENINSULA'S PRIME LOCATION.
3-CAR GARAGE. LOVELY YARD + EUROPEAN
KITCHEN. CUSTOM FEATURES GALORE. FOR
THE FUSSY BUYER.
IELCOUllT 11,371.•
RARE SECLUDED LOCATION. MAXIMIZES
PRIVACY & COMFORT. 4 BRS, DRAMA TIC
HIGH CEILINGS. 3 FP'S, POOL. SPA. HUGE
GARAGE+ EXTRA PARKING, AIR CONDITION-
ING.
IAYF181T 11.111.•
THIS 8 BR BAYFRONT HOME OFFERS THE
GOOD THINGS IN LIFE AT THEIR BEST-
QUAUTY WORKMANSHIP W/USE OF RICH
MOHAGANY + MOLDING, MEXICAN PUEBLO
TILES, BRASS FIXTURES, INVITING COURT-
YARO W /SPA.
cowa •w• 1z~111.111
SUPERB 3 BR BAYFRONT ON PRESTIGIOUS
ISLAND. COMPLETE PRIVACY WITH GREEN
LAWNS. TREES + PATIO AREA. 118' WATER
FRONTAGE. BOATING AT DOORSTEP. APPT.
TOSHOWH
UllA 111.E az.-.111
SPECTACULAR. CONTEMPORARY, REMO-
DELED, BAVFAONT, EUROPEAN KITCHEN 4
BA 5~ M. tuANING BASIN. VIEW, LARGE SUP
+SOUTH PATIO.
MYl•D 11.1 •• 111
BAYFRONT-FINEST QUALITY. 4 BR REMO-
DEi ED HOME WITH ID FT FRONTAGE. ~
IPA PLUS DOCK FOR 2 LARGE YACHTS.
EXQUISITE BAY VIEWS.
11,_E 11.JM.-
70 FT. BAYFRONT-PANORAMIC VIEW, 3 BOAT
SUPS. BEAMED CEILINGS. EXCWllVE BAY-
SHOAES CAPE COD CHARM. LARGE DECK +
LAWN ON BAY.
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Whatever you need, Belmont Carpel. has it
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30%0W
1. Measure
Space
2. Bring in your
dimensions
3. We'll design
it together
4. Talce it home
with you
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3 7 42 So. Bristol St., 1 Block North of South Coast Plaza
714/241«120
Mon-Fri. 10-5:30; sat. 9-5
Homeowners wanting to
enhance value of their homes by
updating their carpet, tile, floor-
ing or window coverings can fmd
it all in one stop, by shopping
at Belmont Carpet and Tile.
Three locations arc available
to serve customers, but Harbor
Area residents will find the
conveniently located warehouse·
in Fountain Valley suitable to
their needs. A staff of prof cs-
sional salespeople and interior
decorators arc ready to assist
homeowners in their every need,
while maintaining strict stand-
ards of quality .craftsmanship
and work ethics.
The Fountain Valley ware-
house is the outlet for the other
stores and customers will be
amazed by the amount and
quality of inventory. Manager
Mi.lee Edelstein said Belmont
features everything from rental
grade carpet to designer names.
Enjoying immense popularity
right n ow is berber carpet.
Formerly, berber was associated
with wool, but the use of nylon
has not only made berber affor-
dable, but has increased in the
durability. Customers would be
hard-pressed to distinguish the
difference between a wool or
nylon berber.
Belmont features such names
in carpet as Lee, Mohawk,
Tuftex, Great American,
Columbus, Coronet, Burlington
and Fabrica to name just a few.
Edelstein said that most carpets
found at Belmont are the stain-
treated type, which means that
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something spilled on it is easily
wiped up and no stain is left.
Belmont can do custom
ceramic work and such names
as Del Piso, Quamagra, Oliviero
and Morena Tile are just a few
to be found there. Wood from
Bruce, Hartco, Tarkctt and
Anderson arc featured.
If customers arc in the market
for vinyl flooring, Belmont
offers Armstrong, Congoleum,
Mannington, Tarkett, Nafco
and Kentile. Marble is increas-
ing in popularity and Belmont
has contractors that can install
it to perfection.
If it is quality window cover-
ings customers arc desiring, like
mini-blinds, verticals or pleated
shades, Belmont can supply
them all.
The staff is happy to take
samples to the customcr·s home
and will do all of the necessary
measurements. Edelstein said
Belmont has gained such a good
reputation for service and qual-
ity, customers have come from
as far away as Woodla nd Hills
and San Clemente to select
items. And since Belmont is a
full-service store, it has its own
installers available for whatever
the customer's needs are.
If a customer is not upgrading
a present home, but buying "
brand new one, Edelstein sug
gests upgrading items with Bel
mont, instead of taking tht
builder's allowance.
Belmont Carpet and Tile il
located at 18110 Euclid,
Fountain Valley, phone, 549-
3511. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6
p.m., Monday through Friday, ·
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and
noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday.
Atlanta Doors & Windows
provides that extra touch __
When bomeownen are think-or a combination and different
iq of upgradiq. their doon and. types of door manufKturen,
windows to enhance the value of includina French, alidina, front
their homes, the fint tbiq they door entry 1yate1111 and interior
want to comider is quality of doon."
workm~o•bip. CUltomen sboulcl note the
It miabt be for .that reason word .. bath .. .Sded to the end
Atlanta. Doon, W1nd~wa and . of the ltOres name. Forbes said ~b miaht ~to mind, ma-Atlalita recently added a bath
t1n1 tbe choice an open and shut linC, but that ii only available
~w · r · ood . in the Oranae showroom. e spea• •u in w wm-Forbes said tbe main do~ and wood French doon, administrative beadquarten and .
wh1eh are n;ianuf~u~ !t o~r warehoule ii in UaulMt Billi
Lapna Hills fac1bty' said and another showroom is
caiole Forbes, a member of the 1_._. · M' · y · · Mall Wei support itaf1 at Atlanta. --wu m llllOD leJO ·
.. We C8J'!Y mro&imately 50 "We cater to the CUilom .
maauf.auren of various 1ype:s bOIDe," Fodlel alid. •we 10licit
or windOWI in wood, aluminum Cl a ••• "" 41
Amerito ·ne is a
one -stop center
Ameritone Paint Center is just
located a f cw doors down from
its old quarters, but it now
boasts 2,300 square feet of space.
Because of this increase in space,
customers will find even more
quality merchandise for home
improvement.
Available for those in the
market for wallpaper are 1,400
books to leaf through. Custom-
ers can come in, sit down and
relax and browse to their heart's
content. And store owner Jim
Watson said the coffc.e is always
brewing.
A special service Ameritone
offers its wallpaper customers is
the wallpaper book checkout
system. It works the same as a
library and customers can take
the books home for a maximum
of two days.
After choices are made, wall-
paper customers will realize a 30
percent discount on· such names
as Kinney, Show House, Impe-
rial, Carefree and Waverly, to
name a few. All kitchen and
bathroom wallpapers arc vinyl-
coated and scrubbable. Most
other wallpapers have some
vinyl in them so they are wipe-
able, except for the grasscloths
and natural fibers.
Watson has more than 25
years of experience in the paint
business, beginning at the fac-
tory end . He has seen both side
of the pict ure, from the manu-
facturer's point of view and that
of the consumer. Watson said his
full range of experience has
given him an unmatched per-
spective. And because the store
is independently owned,
customers will find items that
might not be found in chain
stores .
Watson stresses the service
aspect of his store. When
homeowners go into the store
and arc unsure of how to remove
wallpaper from a wall, or don't
know what brush to use with
certain types of paint, Watson
and his staff will guide them in
the right directio ns. At
Ameritone Paint Center, one-
on-one service is a hallmark.
Businesses in the area and
paint contractors will find ser-
vice they would expect to find
at a quality paint store.
Ameritone has become known
for its unbeatable color match-
ing system. Watson has been
using the services of a computer
for almost a year, which aides
in color matching. He said
Ameritone is used the most by
interior decorators because the
colors arc so accurate. Also,
Ameritonc was developed in
Southern California and it is a
name people have come to trust.
Fine carpeting by Columbus
is available, with very compet-
itive prices.
"Business is very good," said
Watson. "Homeowners and
paint contractors in the neigh-
borhood have come to rely on
us."
Amerilone Paint Center is
located at 369 E. 17th Street in
Costa ·Mesa. Store hours are
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. ,
to 5 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m.
to 4 p.m. For more information,
call 6468774.
Specializing in ...
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PAI£ 41 A•llT 4. 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS AllUll I, 1111
A new world of design opens at R111is1111ce Doors
Fancy doors are enjoying a systems and all types of wood
renaissance among homeowners windows, including bay, bow
and the days of plain old, ~nat-and greenhouse styles.
tractive entry and interior doors More than SOO styles arc
are gone. One way to improve offered in fir, oak and mahog-
thc aesthetic beauty and increase any. All products arc factory-
a11'\ enhance the value of a home painted or stained and . scaled
,, : o upgrade the doors and using any color or s hade a
wind ows. homeowner desires. Factory
Renaissance French Door and sealing is highly recommended
Sash specializes in wood door because it offers the highest
and window remodeling. It is a degree of weather protection and
full-service co mp;in y, which is more convenient since a paint-
began in 1982 and manufactures • er won't have to return to finish
a complete line of French door the job. .
Helen and Les McCrimmon
are satisfied clients of Renais-
sance. they decided to remodel
their 23-year-old Eastbluff home
and new French windows, inte-
rior doors and an entry door
were part of the plan.
Never before have I encoun-
tered such wonderful prof cssion-
als," Helen Mccrimmon said of
the Renaissance staff. "They
were fabulous. We had the crew
of about nine people in and out
of our house in a two month
period.,.
UNCOVER THE
SECRET OF
NEWPORT'S
FINEST HOMES
If you're searching for an ioterior design that's truly a cuJ
al>OVe the extraordinary-then come to Newport and
visit the spacious showroom of Kasden-Rosene. It'll
ignite your imagination with treasured pieces collected
from around the world. And Elsa M. Rosene, A.S.1.0.,
will be on hand to discuss your needs and give you a
personal photo tour of some of California's most
exciting interiors. So drop by, have a cup of coffee, and
discover for yourself the secret of that great Newport
style: Kasden-Rosene Interior Design.
Kasden-Rosene INTERIOR DESIGN
503 32nd St. at Via Oporto
Newport Beach, CA 92663 • (714) 645-9149
Come in and see the latest in gifts and decorative accessories and en;oy
a unique shopping experience as well as our personalized services. We
have specially selected gifts for birthday, wedding, anniversary, thank
yous -even that perfect .sometfting for your ftome.
BRASS 6 PEWTER * CRYSTAL * CHINA * BASKETS 6 DRIED FLOWERS
BATTENBERG LINENS* PILLOWS* PICTURE FRAMES * APRONS* BOOKS* GREETING CARDS
STATIONERY ti-RUGS * BABY GIFTS t1 AFGHANS t1 SACHETS * SOAPS * WOODEN TOYS
AND MUCH MUCH MORE
369 EAST 5EvENTEENTH STREET~ CosTA MESA~ 642-7803
WE'il l.ocATED .. WESTPORT SouAH, °"°5rr£ ltAutts MAIUT
WELCllE -Lii I fill llllr N Im._ f,..-0. IM 11111 frlll yeur
vtallln ... pall. .
McCrimmon said that
Rcnais-sa-nce person.Rel....per-
formed additional work, such as
applying molding in some of the
rooms. They will also be install-
ing crown molding.
"If there is anything to be
adjusted or retouched, they are
very helpful," she said. "The
finish is just beautiful..,
The McCrimmons arc the
original owners of their home
and had contemplated selling
and moving to Jasmine Creek.
But they enjoy their large yard
and the neighborhood and
decided to stay and just upgrade
the home. McCrimmon
acknowledges that home values
have increased many times in
Eastbluff over the years and she
Atlanta ...
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work from the homeowner,
contractors and even before the
home is started. We also do a
lot of remodel business."
Many different options are
open to the discriminating
homeowner. Sliding doon, with
a combination of a wood interior
and aluminum exterior provide
for low maintenance and Forbes
said it is a popular item. Doors
can have removable pills for a
French look, but for pl'ICticality
and cue of cleaning. Alao avail-
able are replar French doon
that awing in or out and have
individual panes of glau.
Intricate entry doon with
stained aJass panels arc always
a bit in a custom home. While
Atlanta does not manufacture
ltained, etched or leaded alw,
the company does wort with
door maaufacturera wlao do
offer it. Or, cuatomen can
has helped to enhance the value
of her home with the Renais-
sance doors and windows.
0 Many people around here
have used Renaissance,.. s he
said. 0 1 was ref erred by the von
Hemcrts, because I liked the way
their home looked, so I asked."
Renaissance work is guaran-
teed with a one-year full war-
ranty., Door and window
designers · arc available seven
days a week and free in-home
estimates can be arranged in
both day and evening hours.
Renaissance French Door and
Sash is located at 13831 Via
Fabricante. #301. Mission Viejo.
For more information, call 380-
9550.
provide their own stained glass.
Forbes said there is a staff of
highly qualified instaJlers on
hand to do all of the work a
homeowner desires. She added
that many homeowners opt to
remove windows in favor of a
custom French or sliding door.
That involves tearing out a wall
and pcrf orming retrofit work, a
task that Atlanta 91 installers can
do well.
Atlanta Doors, windows and
Bath u locat~d in tlw Miuion
YW}o Mllll, In llllte J02 tWtU tM
May Company. Tab tlw Crown
Yol#y offr11111p from IM «J5
~y. S1onhour1t1tt JOa.m.
to 9 p.m., Monday throMgh
Friday, JO "·"'· to 6 p.m .•
So"""'1y ll1td noon 10 6 p.m. on
Sunday. For mon htfonnatlon,
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When it comet to kitchen
design that blends practicality
with aesthetics, the Europeans
win, bands down. Everything is
. designed to make work easier,
every square inch of space is
utilized and the latest technology
ensures that cooking is a plea-
sant chore.
Unique designs are combin~ ·
with striking and subdued colors
and· top quality materials are
incorporated by the owners and
staff of Designer Kitchens, Inc.
Lighting is
key aspect
of design
BY SHELDON LISS, P.E.
The successfully illuminated
home which serves its owners
well is the result of a team effort
between the lighting designer,
architect and "the interior
designer. Each of these profes-
sionals are coordinating the area
of their expertise (and with a
minimum of ego), to best serve
the occupants of the finished
product.
Electrical costs can be aff ectcd
greatly by the selection of light
sources. Aesthetics of lighting
represents an additional
consideration, albeit us ually
conflicting with energy
conservation.
Two major light sources appli-
cable to residential interiors are
incandescent and fluorescent.
Incandescent lighting equip-
ment is often the cheapest to
install, yet the most costly to
operate. this source is ri ch in red
output which is flattering to
human skin and red colors,
however is scant in blue. When
used with discretion as a supple-
ment to other light sources,
incandescent's high operating
cost impact can be mitigated yet
its warm, red color o utpu:
properly exploited.
Fluorescent lighting is rela-
tively moderate in installation
cost and low in operating cost.
the lamps or tubes are available
in more than 40 color renditions,
each best suited for an applica-
tion. It's' ironic that the most
popular and cheapest fluores-
cent lamp also provides the
worst color rendition for a
majority of applications.
of Tustin. Clients who tour the
showroom will enjoy the latest
in bigb-tecll kitchens by Leicht
of Germany. Designer Kitchens
is the only distributor for Leicht
·in orange County.
The special features in the
cabinetry at Designer Kitchens
includes pull-out pantry shelves,
roll-out drawers, preparation
centers ·with solid wood cutting
boards that fol4 up like Murphy
beds, special storage and cook-
ing center units that house a
complete ra.nge of small applian-·
ces and large-capacity pullouts
which rcll out on silent runners
for pot and pan storage.
The units are designed for
every convenience possible,
including roll-out, ready-to-use
food mixers, slide-out coffee
machines and spacious utility
cupboards for storing vacuum
cleaners, brooms, cleaning
materials, ironing boards and
sewing machines. Cabinetry is
available in a variety of styles.
Curved or diagonal pull-out
cabinets can finish the straight
line to make a design statement.
The cabinets must be seen and
felt to be appreciated.
The Designer Kitchens' staff
is available to plan, design and
In reference is the "cool-
whitc" which represents better
than 90 percent of all fluorescent
lamp installations. The "cool-
whitc" rendition is rich in green
and blue output, while shy in red
and orange. The color strengths
and weaknesses of the light
source must coordinate with. the
prevailing colors to be illumi-
nated. An interior rich in satu-·
rated blue color would lose
vividness if illuminated with
incandescent lamps .due to their
inherent weakness io the blue
·yield.
Unless a broom closet or
utility room is being lighted, a
lamp with a more balanced.colot
output should be used. The new
triphospbor lamps provide an
excellent color rendition and
i)iab color similarity with natu-
ral aftemoon.1unliaht.,
Examples of the trii»~bor
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coordinate entire projects. The
staff can also coordinate tile or
wood floon and Corian, granite
or tile counten. The store f ea-
tures major kitcb_cn appliances,
along with sinks, faucets and
kitchen lighting. All work is
guaranteed by Designer Kit-
chens and Leicht guarantees its
products for five years. ·
The exclusive designs of
Leicht feature special door styles
and storage !ystems. ·Drawers
arc seamless to ensure easy
cleaning. Materials range from
laminates to natural wood, in
contemporary and traditional
designs.
The Leicht Company was
started in 1928 as a small fur-
niturc workshop. It has since
grown to 1,400 employees and
maintains sprawling manuf ac-
turing complexes in five German
cities. The f rrm wads the first to
introduce the revolutionary
laminate kitchen in 1958.
Designer Kitchens, Inc. is
located at 17300 E. 17th Street,
Suite A, in Enderle Center,
Tustin. Hours are Monday
through Friday, JO a.m . to 5
p.f!I. and Saturday 11 a.m . to 3
p.m . For more information, call
838-2611.
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Get your . closets organized
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A large part of home improve-
ment is simple organizing. The
problem is a real catch 22,
because in order to become
organized, home improvements
must be made.
Closets R Us can help with
that first organizational step, by
remodeling closets for basic
storage ease or by building a
total garage system, complete
with work bench and storage for
tools. Further organizational
incentive offered by Closets R
Us is a 30 percent off sale on
Charmac mirrored closet doors
with the purchase of a closet
storage unit. Especially for
Ensign and Costa Mesa News
readers is an extra 5-percent off
if they bring in with them to
Closets R Us.
Charmac doors are available
in either the sliding type or bif old
model in standard sizes. Oak
trim is added as an accent touch.
Custom sizes are available by
special order.
Also featuc-ed at Closets R Us
is the Elf a basket storage system
from Sweden. Modular units
with double rodding, cabinets,
drawers and shelves for shoes
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will help any homeowner to
maximize shrinking household
space. The units arc not com-
mitted to any one design, they
are very venatile and can be
changed any time a homeowner
wishes. For example, the rods in
the closet unit can be raised and
lowered with hemlines.
Closets R Us has been located
in the same place for five years
and is owned by Herb and Ann
Rosner. Herb brings many years
of carpentry experience into the
business and the garage storage
units is his own innovation. It
consists of four basic pieces, a
cabinet, 24 inches by 24 inches
by 90 inches; a comer cabinet,
41 inches by 41 inches by 90
inches; a base or wall cabinet 14
inches by 24 inches by 30 inches
and a shallow cabinet, 24 inches
by 12 inches by 30 inches. Each
piece comes with a white lam-
inated door hinged in place
except the tall corner cabinet,
which comes unassembled.
Shelves, countertops and peg-
board complete the system.
Each piece is sold separately,
so customers only buy what is
necessary for their use.
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Whether customen arc organ-
izing their garages or indoor
closets, the first step is to mea-
sure the area in question. A trip
to Closets R Us will demonstrate
to the cqstomer all of the options
available. The showroom f ea-
tures many different display
units,, complete with clothing
and any other items one might
find in a closet, so customers can
envision the finished product.
Having an organized closet in
one's life has many benefits and
as Ann said, "You have to face
your closet before you face the
rest of the day." In addition
to closet units, customers will
find many accessory items at
Closets R Us, such as cedar balls,
shoe boxes, hangers, garment
bags, wall hooks, sweater bags
and hampers, to name a f cw.
Closets R Us is located at 3742
S. Bristol in Santa Ana, in South
Coast Plaza Square. Hours JO
a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday and JO a.m. to
5 p.m. on Saturday. For more
information, ca/1241-0220.
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lamp are General Electric's
"Regal White" or Sylvania's
"Designer-830." Such lamps are
available only through commer-
cial lamp distributors or electri-
cal wholesalers, not in consumer
hardware stores.
The single most objectionable
aspect of artificial illumination
is glare, which is the eye's
reception of light from a source
other than that providing con-
trast to the task. Glare is created
by the relative positions of the
light source, the viewing object
and the eye, which can provoke
fatigue, irritability and errors.
One means to reduce glare is
to employ as diffuse a light
source as possible. An overcast
day or kitchen luminous ceiling
are typical of diffuse light sour-
ces.
Another means to mitigate
glare is to locate the light source
above and slightly behind the
viewer, or above and to each side
of the viewer.
Evening comfort in the home
manifests itself in an ideal
compromise of glare-free, color-
balanced, low electrical cost
illumination. A custom home in
particular deserves custom inter-
ior lighting, rather than tract
home variety.
SM/don Liss is a professional
electrical engineer and lighting
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A store that's full Of chair accessories
Homcownen don' have to
live in The Valley to visit At
Home in the Valley. That is, they
can live at the beach, on top of
a hill or in the middle Gf the city.
Either way, they will find an
extraordinary inventory of
home decorator items At Home
in the Valley, located (at home)
in Fountain Valley.
At Home in the Valley is
situated in Furniture Row, on
Euclid off the 405 Freeway. The
store encompasses approxi-
mately 4,600 square feet and
f eaturcs chair pads in every size,
shape and color imaginable for
kitchen and dining.room chairs,
breakfast nooks, children's and
grown-up •s rockers, barstools,
highchairs and for wicker and
rattan furniture. Specialized
window treatments, from
curtains, to laces will be found.
Each piece of inventory can be
coordinated, from the large
selection of napkin holders to
appliance covers. At Home in
the Valley probably has the
largest inventory of braided rugs
in Orange County and what the
store docsn 't have, can be
ordered.
"A customer might want an
out-of-stock size or maybe a
color blend we don't have," said
manager Terre Brasher. "Those
we can special order."
But the size of the store is so
immense and the inventory in
the warehouse setting vi rtually
stacked to the ceiling, so custo-
mers can take their purchases
home the same day with a
minimum of fuss.
At Home in the Valley spe-
cializes in all of the old names
in rugs customers have come to
trust, such as Homemaker,
Regal, Mills River and Capel.
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rugs arc on sale.
and bunnies.
"We have a selection of laces
that is uncomparable,"' Brasher
said. "Imported lace curtains or
bulk lace that can be bought by
the yard. Our customers said our
selection of laces is comparable
to what can be found in Europe.••
A popular item is the charac-
ter lace, with ducks, chickens
Customers can special-order
padded table protectors and
Brasher said the turn-around
time on them is very rapid.
The look of At Home in the
Valley is primarily country, but
some of the Southwest style has
been incorporated into the
inventory, Brasher said.
A special feature of At Home
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in the Valley is service. The
courteous staff will help
homeowners find the perfect
look. They will arrange window
treatments on the special display
walls and work with the custo-
men' fabric and carpet swatches.
.. At some retail stores, it's up
to the customer to find what they
need and get it rung up at the
cash register, "said Brasher. "But
here, we get repeat business
because customers know they
will be helped.••
The unusual name of the store
came about because the owners,
Nancy and Steve Steinhart,
operated their business at the
Saugus Swapmcct before open-
ing a store. When swapmeet
customers would ask Nancy
where her store or warehouse
was, she would answer , ••At
home, in The Valley."' In other
words, her Encino garage. The
first store was opened in Van
Nuys, then the Steinharts
decided to offer Orange County
residents the same chance to find
this special inventory at very
competitive prices.
At Home in the Valley is
locqted at 18155 Euclid, Foun-
tain Valley. Hours are 10 a.m.
to 5:30 p .m., Monday through
Saturday and noon 10 5 p.m. on
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Irvine, has introduced a remark-
able breakthrough in the water
soft ening field , the Stabilizer, a
non-salt water conditioner.
The new product effectively
provides the benefits of salt-
driven water softeners, yet costs
absolutely nothing to maintain.
In addition, the Stabilizer pro-
vides a pure and natural sensa-
tion without the slippery feeling
commonly associated with old-
f ashioned cond itioners. Because
it does not add salt or chemicals
to the water, it meets a11 regu-
lations for California commun-
ities currently prohibiting salt-
driven softeners.
A WT has a proven track
record serving design centers
and most major developers and
builders in Southern California
for the past IO years, said Rick
Allen, president of the firm.
"We are a service-oriented and
co mplete-line company which
makes us different from most
water treatment companies in
the market place," Allen said.
"We are unique because we carry
the top manufacturer's equip-
ment and don't just sell one
product. We are able to solve
nearly all special water problems
with with our unique approac.h."
A WT closely monitors new
developments and technologies
in the water treatment field. The
firm provides the expertise
required to specify, install and
service the most current solu-
tions for today's water problems
in the home or office. Allen said
that designers and builders enjoy
working with A WT because they
know all of their needs will be
met.
"Our service-oriented
approach and our ability to meet
the needs of the designers and
developers has made us an
industry leader," Allen said.
"Our ultimate goal is to make
every customer happy.,.
A myriad of water treatment
systems is available through
A WT. Homeowners who have
been spending a fortune on
bottled water can ultimately save
money with a reverse osmosis
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used by bottled water processors
and homeowners can have a
system in the convenience of
their homes. No longer will they
need to bear the expense and
inconvenience currently asso-
ciated with bottled water.
A WT works with such quality
manufacturers as ln-Sink-
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and EBCO-OASJS, to name a
few . A full line of drinking water
systems, kitchen accessories and
water conditioners are available.
A WT wiJl be showi ng the
Stabilizer and other revolution-
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building at the Design Show at
the Orange County Fairgrounds
on Sept. 22-25.
Makingyo~rhome
more marketable
BY CHERYL STEHLING
During the summer, "for sale"
signs tend to pop up on lawns
all over town. When a
homeowner opts to sell a home
in favor of another, many things
are to be considered .
For example, what can they
do to get top dollar out of their
homes? Where should they go
for advise? In many cases, their
real estate agents can point them
in the right direction before the
"for sale" sign is planted.
Four Harbor Area Realtors,
who are highly knowledgeable in
the market, were asked what
adviae they would off er a client
who is contemplating a sale.
Kay Polovina, an agent with
Waterfront Homes, Inc., is well-
versed in home design. She has
of ten said she can walk into a
home and do a "one-minute
make-over" with her eyes. She
has designed and decorated
many homes herself.
"There are two things to
consider when selli ng a home,"
Polovina said ... The first is to put
in tons of colorful flowers and
the second is to paint the walls
a white, white."
She said off-white is not
appreciated by potential buyers,
but they do like bright white
walls. She doesn't advise spend-
ing a lot of money on decoration,
but somehow, flowers make a
big difference
"They can spend thousands of
dollars on remodeling and only
$100 on flowers and the house
might sell because of the flow-
ers," she said.
Polovina also advises clients
to take as much furniture and
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SOUTH·WEST
LOOK HAS ARRIVED
Wicker and rattan add comfort,· style
Many homes m the Harbor
Area are sporting rattan and
wicker furniture, as that style has
made a comeback jn a big way.
To assist homeowners in their
rattan and wicker needs is
Wicker Rattan Mart in Foun-
tain Valley, which is currently
off cring a 20 t o 70 percent
discount on all items, including
floor items and custom orders.
The store may only have 1,400
to 1,500 square feet in which to
display its plentiful inventory,
but there is a lot to sec.
Wicker Rattan Mart d ocs
many custom orders, however,
customers can purchase items
right from the floor. Special
finishes can be ordered and a
wide array off abrics is available
for custom cushions, or custo-
mers can furnish their own
fabric.
Everything displayed at
Wicker Rattan Mart is in com-
plete groupings. For the living
room, customers will see
couches, sectionals, loveseats,
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clutter out of the home as
possible and just leave in what
they need. And if they need to
recarpct, make sure it is in a
neutral color.
"Don't do anything with
color, give buyers a chance to
do their own decorating," Polov-
ina said.
Patrick Tenore's name is well
known in the Harbor Area as
the top producer in Orange
tables and entertainment ccn-
tcn. There arc dining room sets,
bedroom furniture and acccsso-
ncs.
One of the most popular
finishes right now for rattan is
the whitewashed look, or pickled
effect. Rattan is a fast-growing
vine that is imported from
Indonesia, but the furniture is
manufactured in this country.
The wood is comparable to any
other ha rd wood , with the
difference that it can be bent into
interesting shapes. ·
Wicker comes from the rattan
core and is woven. It is an
artform that many in this coun-
try do not know. Old country
craftsmen pass it down from
generation to generation.
Wicker Rattan Mart is located
at 8756 Warner A venue in
Fountain Valley. Hours are JO
a.m . to 7 p.m ., M onday through
Thursday, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.,
Friday through Saturday and JO
a.m. to 5 p .m ., Sunday.for more
information, ca/1841-4248.
County and number two in the
country with Re/ Max. Tenore
jus t opened his own office,
Patrick Tenore and Associates.
He has many words of wisdom
to off er potential clients.
''Have the home profession-
ally cleaned throughout,"
Tenore said. "It must smell
good, look good and feel good.
If anything is broken, fi x it."
He said the home should be
immaculate to give the best first
impression as possible. Sanitize
the carpet, have the landscaping
attended to by a gardener and
paint inside and out, if need be.
He also advises using white paint
on the interior walls.
But the exterior front of the
home is what potential buyers
fi rst see, so"' he stresses the
importance of a good-looking
yard for "cur b appeal."
"The home should be neat and
tidy at all times and bright and
airy, otherwise the seller will lose
thousands of dollars in equity by
having it show poorly," Tenore
advised.
He said if a clients cannot
affo.rd to put in new carpet. he
tells them to go to a carpet store
that will install it with no pay-
ments fo r six months. By that
time, the home has probably
sold and the carpet can be paid
for in the closing of escrow.
Ron Felsot is an a~nt with
Re/ Max, who is an expert in the
Belcourt area of Newport Beach.
He agreed that a seller should
always want the home to show
as well as possible.
0 Make sure the carpet is
cleaned or replaced if it is old,"
Felsot said. "The same goes for
fresh paint. Always use nuetral
colors for both."
Because potential buyers like
to go through closets, he stressed
the importance of neatness. And
get rid of the clutter, he said.
..The first impression is a
lasting impression," Felsoi cau-
tioned. '4Even make sure that the
garage is cleaned out. If people
go out there and see it is f uU of
junk, they will think it is too
small for their needs . .,
Felsot agreed that clients who
want to get top dollar for their
homes will do everything possi-
ble to make it look presentable.
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Pella's fine windows adCI special touch
Pella has introduced pleated
fa bric shades to its window and
door accessory line. Pella
Pleated Shades are now on
display at all area Pella Window
Storr,.
The pleated shades, offered in
opaque and sheer fabrics, are
available for several standard
sized products: casement and
awning windows, traditional
French doors, French sliding
doors and French door side-
lights. The shades hang between
dual panes of glass where they
are free from dust and damage.
They can also be installed
roomside on Pella skylights,
circlehead windows and trape-
zoid or triangular frame win-
dows. Custom-sized shades can
be ordered for all but circlehead
windows.
"It's the ultimate in ctustom
window treatments," explained
local Pella spokesperson Wendy
Williams ... They are built right
into the windows and doors.
Shades can be lowered for pri-·
vacy and light control or raised
to view in the view."
Opaque almond is the stand-
ard shade color, however, cus-
tomers can also order opaque
pearl, opaque sandlewood, sheet
camel and sheet parchment as
special colors. All shades feature
a silver tone backing to reflect
sunlight and reduce heat build
up. Lowered shades. offer
excellent energy savings values
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Pella 's decision to off er the
new pleated shade option is due
to the recent popularity of this
type of window treatment.
"The pleated shade market
has grown 35 percent since 1983
to a $345 million business," said
Phillip Bend er, vice president of
marketing at Rolscreen Com-
pany, manufacturer of Pella
Windows and Doors. "Custo-
mers en.i n) the versatility of the
shades and our aim was to
develop a superior product that
Pella customers could use to add
more beauty to their wind ows
and doors."
remains popular. This accessory
also installs between panes. Slats
tilt to regulate light and privacy.
Slims hades are available in
white, dark brown or gold tone.
Both the Slimsbade and Pleated
Shade optio ns can be added to
Pella Windows and Doors
currently installed.
A profile in great desigining
A companion product, the
Pe lla S limshade mini-blind,
introduced several years ago,
For more information, stop in
at the Pella Window Store
nearest you listed in the Yell ow
Pages under "windows." Pella
products a re manufactured by
Rolscrecn Company in Pella,
Io wa and are distributed
throughout North America.
Anne Peterson, Joan Grunde~
man and Dawn Piel are the
principals of Design Profiles,
Inc., a firm specializing in resi-
dential and commercial interior
design.
Between the three, design
experience ranged from seven to
18 years. They had all worked
together for the same firm from
three to five years, when they
decided to branch out on their
own.
"We found our business phil-
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osopbies were alike, in the way
we work with our clientele, .. said
Grundeman. "We were natural
partners for each other . .,
· The firm officially opened last
October and employs three
design assistant and clerical staff
in addition to the three princi-
pals.
One very important aspect the
firm emphasizes is to discourage
trendiness.
"We try to talk the clients out
of using anything trendy," Piel
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said. "There is nothing worse
than spending a lot of money to
design a ·home, only to have
someone come along two years
later and say, 'Ob, your house
was done in 1985.'"
Grundeman added that good
desisn is always timeless.
Both Grundeman and Piel
specialize in residential design,
while Peterson has many insti-
tutional clients.
Peterson bas designed the
Care Units and has done exten-
sive work on Capistrano By the
Sea. She has on-going projects
with S. Joseph's Hospital and
bas designed many doctors'
offices and medical centers,
including South Coast Medical
Center.
Peterson's objective in provid-
ing design for these types of
institutions is to make it a
comfortable atmosphere and
eliminate the stereotypical sterile
feeling one can get.
. "It needs to be more exciting,
but colon should be soothing
and chain comf ortablc," Peter-
son said. "We can get rid of the
clinical f ecling by using art work
and different types of wallcov-
erings:"
Grundeman bas many resi-
dential projects to her credit. She
said she likes employing an
eclectic IOok, with blends of
'traditional and Oriental.
"I like to wock with people
who aren l afraid to try .a lot of
color in thejr surroundings,"
Grundeman said. . ·
She said it is important to
work on cleaip. projects along
with the architect, from the
ground up:
•1t ia not unusual for pro;ecu
Of that nature to tab up .to five
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Shore Interiors ready to· work with you
Joyce Carol Walsh has a long
history of interior design work
and customers visiting Shores
Interiors are assured of quality
and knowledge they would
expect from a design prof es-
sional.
Joyce opened Shores Interiors
in 1973 and specializes
residential, commercial and
yachts. She most recently com-
pleted design work on Newport's
newest and most touted water-
craft, the Catalina Flyer.
"There are very few places that
a yacht owner can go and get
total interior service," said
Joyce. "Knowing yachts is a
specialized field, it requires a
different set of workmen to do
the labor and special knowledge
for the designer."
Joyce added that she has been
a yacht owner. Many luxurious
crafts in Newport Harbor have
the Shores Interiors touch.
Specialized items that can't be ·
found in department stores, such
as the v-shaped fitted sheets for
the bunks, can be designed at
Shores Interiors. Space is a
premium on yachts and the
design professionals must
employ practicality along with
the aesthetics in a project.
Many owners of distinctive
homes have utilized the services
of Shores Interiors. Joyce is
currently working on the former
Sees' Candy estate up in Napa.
"This is an exciting project,,,
said Joyce "I took a special
interest in it. I originally began
working with the client in
Newport Beach, but the client
fell in love with the estate.,,
The home is located in the
wine country on a vineyard
between Mondavi and the one
owned by Disney.
Joyce said ·that clients often
become personal friends of the
Shores Interiors designers.
"We might start out doing a
client's residence a.nd further on
down the road, their offices,,,
Joyce siµd. "If they have yachts,
we'll do them, too."
Joyce said she has designed
many offices for such prof es-
sionals as attorneys and doctors.
Shores Interior is much more
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than a design firm. Located in
Manners Mile since it opened in
1973, Shores lnterion also bas
a showroom, with a vignette in
the window that changes several
times a year. An on-premises
warehouse is an asset, Joyce
said. Clients will find a wide
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variety of lamps, limited edition
artwork and pillows. Many
sample books featuring designer
wallpapers, fabrics and floorings
arc available.
J oycc 's excellent eye is the
reason she has been so success-
ful. And she enjoys the wide
variety of projects her firm is
consigned to design.
Shores Interiors is located at
2640 Avon Street, Newport
Beach. Hours are JO a.m. to 5:30
p.m ., Monday through Satur-
day. For more information, call
642-2255.
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Complement your home with perfect china
The finishing touch in home
improvement, after the new
carpet is laid, new wallpaper
hung and new window coverings
installed, is placement of eye-
catching accessories.
At Almost and Perfect Eng-
lish China, homeowners will find
the most popular names in china
and accessory items. But don't
be fooled by the "almost" in the
name. According to owner Jean
Bearden, the shop is pattered
after the Reject China Shop in
London, with wooden shelves
reaching up to the ceiling and
cups displayed on hooks. Like
that store, only about two per-
cent of the merchandise is less
than perfect, the other 98 percent
is top quality. And in most cases,
it is difficult to sec why the lcss-
than-perf cct merchandise is so
classified.
New at the shop by Portmeir-
ion is a profusion of unique
items in the Pomona pattern,
Bearden said. She has just
received a new shipment of egg
cups, canisters, line~, napkin
rings, candlesticks and cook-
books. On the way in another
shipment is a chopping board.
Ever popular at Almost and
Perfect English China is the
Spode Christmas Tree pattern
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complete that set in time for the
holidays. Bearden said she has
three more shipments coming in,
with many new items designed
especially for the American
market.
"We will be getting Spode's
apothecary jars, champagne
flutes and milk jugs," Bearden
said She added that she sells
Spode pieces every day.
In fact, some of her customers
who have gone to England on
vacations will come back and
buy china items at her store, she
said, because it's easier for them
and they don' have to worry
about shipping.
Another popular item
Bearden said she can't keep on
the shelves is Brambley Hedge.
This line f catures a fantasy of
rabbits and other fur'ry friends
in quaint cottage and garden
setting. Bearden said collectors
of these pieces have discovered
her store.
New to the shop is the Suffolk
Cottages, which Bearden said
arc modeled after existing cot-
tages in England. They are hand-
cast and handpainted with intri-
cate detail and come with an
explanation and story about the
cottage.
Homeowners who are shop-
ping for china will be thrilled
with Almost and Perfect English
China's selection and prices.
And a bonus is that why they
buy can be taken home the next
day.
Almost and Perfect English
China is located at 743 W. Baker
Street in Costa Mesa. Hours are
JO a.m . to 5:30 p.m .• Monday
through Friday and JO a.m . to
5 p.m. on Saturday. For more
information, call 24J-9973.
Interior design experience to help you
Located next to Lido Isle, the
spacious and creative showroom
of K asden-Rosene Interior
Design is where much of New-
port finds innovative interior
inspiration.
with exciting one-of-a-kind
pieces from around the world,
this unique showroom is
designed t o help customers
visualize new and distinctive
interiors and at the same time,
it provides a glimpse -of-current
trends in interior design and
exquisite furniture. ,
"We've evolved this larger,
more complete showroom to
help customers •try on' current
design trends and find individual
pieces," said Elsa Rosene, ASID
interior designer and president.
''Also on request, I can help
customers further clarify what
they want by providing a special
photo -tour of diverse and dis-u sed befdr'C finalizing plans. At style is only one A[_ a ...dozen
different designs that Kasden-
Roscne works with. In addition,
Rosene added that no two inter-
ior are ever identical, as each
Kasden-Rosene interior reflects
the tastes and needs of each
client.
tinctive interiors we have done.
By examining all the different
styles, our customers can usually
find an interio~ that's not only
distinctive bu·t comfortable for
their lif cstylcs."
Rosene added, "Whether
you 're remodeling an old home
or designing a new one, it's
important to examine exactly
how each room is going to be
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Kasden-Roscne, we help our
clients get maximum comfort,
use and beauty out of every
room and help them understand
exactly how each clement relates
to the total interior environ-
ment. This type of basic, inex-
pensive space planning not only
can save future trouble and
costs, it can keep that truly great
interior from having to be com-
promised."
Noted for its design versatil-
ity, K.asden-Rosenc Interior
Design is responsible for some
of Newport's most exciting and
talked about interior environ-
ments. Although the showroom
currently reflects the
Southwestern trend, Rosene
noted that this presently popular
According to Rosene, this
increase design diversity is in
part due to the fact that she is
a professional member of Amer-
ican Society of Interior
Designers (ASID). To become a
member, a designer must have
10 years combination of school-
ing and experience, plus pass a
comprehensive JO-hour test. The
ASID is widely considered to be
the most prestigious program as
its completion requires extensive
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Bedding and Bedspread
House in Santa Ana has been
providing high quality merchan-
dise for the home at low prices
. for the put 12 years.
From the original 5,000
square-foot shop, the store has
grown to more than 11,000
square feet and offers a wide
selection of items from beds and
bedding to mini blinds and
draperies, according to owner
Idell Nedelman, who founded
the company with her husband
Arnie.
"Most items you can sec in the
department stores, you will find
here," Nedelman said. "Only
here you will find it as discount
prices."
Customers can choose from
bedspreads in every color and
look imaginable, made out of
everything from polyester to
down.
"We have thousands of bed-
spreads hanging here, waiting to
go home with the customers,··
said Nedelman.
Goose d own comforters are
very popular and this store has
a large supply of elegant Duvet
covers for them. These covers
are very much like big pillow
cases that zip around the com-
forter. They arc available in
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and are easy to care for because
they are simply unzipped for
washing.
.. Five years ago, we got
involved in selling day beds,
Nhich have si nce become very
i)O pular," said Nedelman.
Along with trundle beds, day
beds allow increased sleeping
accommodations.
A day bed is the size of a twin,
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with a separate bed underneath.
"By day it is a couch and by
night it is a bed," said Nedelman.
Window dressings sold at the
store include draperies, window
scat pads, blinds and mini
blinds. The blinds come in wood
and are available in a spectrum
of colors o r aluminum.
"We will go o ut to a custo-
mer's house and measure at no
charge," said Nedelman.
In addition, there arc thou-
sands of decorator pillows to
choose from and more than 400
wallpapers for selection. Bed
mattresses arc also sold at the
store.
Another service available at
Bedding and Bedspread is
reupholstery work. Nedelman
said they will reupholster every-
thing from headboards t o
couches.
Bedding and Bedspread
House is located at 1440 S. Main
S treet, Santa Ana. Hours are
9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday
through Friday, 9:30 a.m . to 5:30
p.m ., Saturday and noon to 5
p.m. on Sunday. For m ore
information, call 835-161 I.
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Old bathtubs become new at little cost
Remodeling a bathroom can
be a costly proposition, espe-
cially when homeowners are
seeking to replace that old, worn
out, chipped bathtub.
Chances are that many years
of scouring powder has dulled
the surf ~ce and made it porous
and unattractive. And fiberglass
tubs have been known to become
unsightly in a shorter period of
time.
That is where L.A. Bathtub
Liners can help solve the bathtub
problem. At L.A. Bathtub Lin-
ers, a new bathtub is constructed
out of acrylic and actually fits
right over the old tub, for a
brand new look, according to
D avid Mickel, distributor.
"The alternative was to tear
the whole thing out," Mickel
said. "It was a major job,
because when a house is built,
the bathtub is put in while the
home is still in the framing then
the walls and floors arc put in."
Mickel s aid the costs of
replacing a tub can soar to
$2,000 or $2,SOO by the time the
homeowner replaces the walls,
plumbing and repairs the floor-
ing and tilcwork. The job could
last anywhere from two to three
days with a reliable contractor.
Another alternative was to
refinish the tub, something that
Mickel said was not effective at
all. This involved applying a thin
layer of epoxy paint over the
porcelain. Because it is paint, it
is vulnerable to water and
cleanser s used on the paint
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"After awhile, the tub would
look worse than it did before it
was refinished," Mickel said.
L.,A. Bathtub Liners elimi-
nates all of the old problems,
with lasting results. Mickel said
salespeople will visit a
homeowner with a mobile dis-
play truck. The display bathtub
liners have a bole cut in the
bottom, so when it is demon-
strated over the homeowners old
tub, they can sec the vast dif-
ference.
"It is glossy and brilliant in
appearance and we have
installed these on more than 300
hotels in Orange and Los
Angeles counties," said Mickel.
"We started doing this five years
ago and it has really taken off.
They can be installed in an hour
and a half."
Mickel said homeowners can
throw away their scouring
powders inf av or of a mild liquid
cleaner when they get their new
liners.
"It,s as easy as cleaning a
window," Mickel said.
The average cost of a job
ranges from $31S to SSOO and
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drafting, design and art exper-
tise.
In order to implement these
truly extraordinary designs,
KasdenRoscnc relies on its
extensive around-the-world con-
tacts for a one-of a-kind pieces.
This truly international network
allows Kasden-Roscnc to eco-
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years to complete," Grundcman
said. "It is actually more bene-
ficial for clients to have a
designer involved from the
beginning, that way all of their
needs will be met."
Piel's discipline is primarily
residential, but she bas designed
many offices that have a residen-
tial feel to them. She recently
completed an 8,000 square foot
home in Rancho Calif omia for
an investor and is currently
designing a 6,000 square foot
home for an entertainment per-
sonality in La Canada. she
designed a 6,000 square foot
home in Malibu, but the owner
is adding another phase to it and
Piel will complete the design.
All three principals have
designed many homes and com-
mercial projects in Nellie Gail
Ranch, Yorba Linda, Hunt
Club, Villa Park, Oranae Park
Acres and Palm Springs.
All agree that their ambitions
for the firm ia to be --wildly
1uc:ceuful" and report that tbey
have all enjoyed much repeat
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An interesting customer
benefit of this international
network is that Kasden-Rosenc
can offer truly unique pieces at
prices comparable with mass-
produccd furniture. In fact,
Rosene stated that most
c ustomers arc surprised at just
how aff ordablc their services
arc. In some cases, the discount
her organization receives from
its purchasing network virtually
pays for her services altogether.
Located at 503 32nd Street at
Via Oporto in Newport Beach,
Kasden-RoseM provides com-
plete design services and can
m odel or remodel homes from
the ground up. For more inf or-
mation, ca/1645-9149.
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