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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-04-21 - Newport Harbor EnsignI , (.!] 0 :r: ..-1 ...... ~I 3 (1-~ -(. t. <r ~ ~ Ll _,, j_ .,..., u • ~ ~ ~ l:C'Z a:; <I. ~::; G~ oc 0 c :'.! OJ l C lebr les Cent nnlel See page 11 See pullout R Meet Today ~·page& ESTABUSHEO 1948*41ST YEAR•NUMCER 37•(714) 631 -8120* NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME BASED NEWSPAPER•FRIOAY. APRIL21. 1989*25 CENTS Student concerned with quake safety . . BY.CHERYL STEHLI NG To most of the teachen and admin- istraton in the NewportMesa Unified School District, Mother Nature's little 4.6 warning two weeks ago proved that the students paid attention to basic training during their earthquake drills. But to some students at Corona del Mar High School. the teachers need a little ~more training and tlie iifety plan still has a f cw bugs to be worked out9 according to Mike Murphy. who represented the students of that school at last week's board meeting. .. It was chaos,,. Murphy said ... In most cases. the tcacbcrs didn' take roll during evacuation and there were communications breakdowns. The class . I was in seemed to be the only one prepared." Students in his cla,,s were instructed to take their backpacks with the~ be cited as an example. But students in other classes left their backpacks behind and had to retrieve them from the buildinp. M urpby was concerned that students arc well-versed in the bas!c duck and cover while in the classroom, but might react differently if an earthquake sbouJd strike while students arc at lunch or in between classes. · The newly appointed safety director for the di trict. artba ltatberinc C11 1r .,._r CdM residents plan to 'tell it to' Ci-y Hall BY MELINDA KELLER Len Seltzer plans to ignore the old adage that warns of the pitfalls of fighting City Hall when be leads a group of Corona del Mar residents in a battle to oppose a controversial senior hous- ing project. Local temple plays host to H. Kissinger IY CHERYL ST£HUNC Former Secretary of State and National Security Advisor Dr. Henl)' Kiuinaer told a capacity crowd at Temple Bat Yabm Monday ncniq that be docs not support a Palestinian atatc and warmed tbc audience not to be lUCD in by the cbariama of Soviet Praideat Mikhail GorbKbcv. Tlac Nobel Peace Prizc-wianiaa 1.=sa 1 wa tlac Pat ol tlllc ...,ac • p.n ol tt. core ol tt. Nonua Sdaifl' SdMlllr\ Lechn Prop--. a 08Ct a ,... ....... l.ieeiq r M a. Ml met and talked to Golt111M¥ _, U-ud clacrit.ed a•·1•1m's1md S.11,..ieatotalt to.• ~ However. li.e waraed, evefJOIM -.,.,,.,,., 1mao•JW1ol So•ilt iil11ry. 11,... of ii oa• h I 7 '•1111118 Seltzer and Neighbors To Preserve Corona del Mar hope their opposition to the Emerald Associates elderly care project will prompt City Council- members Monday night to overturn the recent Planning Commission approval of the plan. In a flyer to area residents, Seltzer wrote that 06Nonit of us are against eldetly care. Some of us arc elderly or getting there. But .EmcraJd's project is out of place on this site and should be moved to an appropriate one."" After several revisions. tbe elderly care facility, proposed to be built on Pacific Coast Highway at Hazel A venue, will have the capacity to house I 00 residents in 85 rooms. David Pa~ who is representing the builder, Emerald Villqc Associates~ said since the project bas been down- scaled 2S pea cent it Im pined auppo~ .. , think the sipif1CUt and sullltaatial chanaes to the plan arc aood ws.. We haft pined support from muy wlao previously oppOlcd it. la fllCt~ -haft rccciftd 6S letters ia support," Payne said. The builder DOW propOICI to COD- llruet tllc facility ...... ,., ... ICl.Ul'C feet. clowa from .... 60.GOO plm ...-c•iaz , .... ,...,. _..... ~11• w wi4' I ••• flGIA tM City Coacil ... .., lftlr •a• ,..,. • ..., opp•ilm ......... ............ •••iii•., • ............. s.•-llill •Tlh , ... ............. 111• .... _ .. ......... ....,iaosct kJflll tMI ••lli•1•rt If we H pl I.... efC.1• .. a... •• 1 .......... • Snake has hold on owner aY MELINDA KI.LLI.R Chan:iiin Slither bas reached the pinnacle of success. He is invited to all the best parties. is constantly surrounded by bltim-dad r women and puts the moves on every warm body he can find. But even in this enlightened day. the ewport Beach resident docs facz some ethnic discrimination. At 14-1~ l~po~ CbanniD isD"l eudly the most aat.racti?C guy on the bcKh:. In f~ some beach goers actually slay away . frOm tbe 8w WWW wiw .. trippiq owr tbemsclva to put as mach sud between tbtaa and Cbarmi.n • poaible.. But bis room1Mte of eight ~ Tun Stolp9 docs aot haw suda a ~ attitude. -iw DoWD Cbarmi.n sinc:c be 9' • litdt PY-He~ • aood rOOIDIUIC aad DO«hi•a to be afraid of.• · The kw PytlaoD is actually a aoocl ..... slialllr1ma °"' to pect pab at ltic door Md sivial U.C. a IHla llldlo. Howewa. O.s _. dcctal mtataia • oftai • lie 1lled to bees 1 c Ille tads to let bis walea dowa ..t bock owr • , ........... al .. .-k...,. ia .. alF .... , ..... r. .. ...,. .... ;.a crawl.... •• wl bock die lllchcs ....... s.olp ..... Hex;a.o · .._..te.,,1•11 ••*"•cWa.1Jia•..-. m1'1 'ia4*lfil •tw *·;ta GI pillf I a lip oa -..... , .. a,_ ,~11 WQM •1c1 ,.-a,11 ....,, ~ dleir pid•e .... Willa lisL ll\ f ' .. 80IW WI I • .......... -. Dlc1 .... ,. ........................ .... 0 . ..... -trim 'b c ~ ..... I ...... ., ... ,., ..., Cl ,,, GI• ]h ........... •1r I Mii; & at• •• ,....... .. • ., •i••.. • ...... ,.fl..,..... ... , .... . AM ... ..._...,.. .., ii a fd I llJ ie1t. llit ........ lillJ ............ 1111 tr ... --· All TIE ... AIE. .. -Lim I 9 I1In. "11ff1 1 .............. 111111111 fl ............ ...... . ••• Dr. John W. Nicoll, superintendent of Unified School District, is one of 100 outi,~-~~·­ school managers in North America. Ex~cutiw Educator, a maprine for lellaoon Nicoll is cited in "The Executive Educator 100," a blUHi listinasimilarto the Fortune 500ortbe Forba•forbbliWI and industry. • •• Teachers awarded cash for class BY CHERYL STEHLING The Newport-Mesa Schools Foundation and Pacific Mutual honored 23 tcachen at a gala breakfast meeting on Monday, where each teacher was awarded a SSOO grant to fund academic projects in each teacher's class- room. "We are pleased to initiate this program," said Harry Bubb, chairman and CEO of Pacifi~ Mutual. "We trust it will con- tribute to excellence in class- room instruction." Teachers were chosen by their colleagues based on their contributions to education. Newport Beach-based teachers and schools are Robert House, Newport ~bor. High School; Bette Lawson, Horace Ensign Intermediate; Michele Cella, Corona del Mar High · School; Sharon ·smyth, New- port Heights; Ralph Whitford, Newport Elementary; Judy Webb, Kaiser Elementary; Scot- tia Evans, Harbor View Elemen- tary and Bruce Olander, Andersen Elementary. The Schools Foundation has awarded $376, 728 to support the public; schools since 1981 . Oi'aDF Colllt Collete itadcatl wete l'IHMly bOllOrilll (or ........., by die eetio=" ~ oal111 laoeor 11cMy, ~ .. G s S'I Sa••• from Newponl111Cfa 11t11 ... fortJ.etlliid ..._..t 1eme1ter are Kiaailliller, All9lrt Dillt1• Md Nicole H•mptoa. Amy M. TylerGlC.Wclel W.1.- woacl-semater temporary membefthip, •did TnM:J. .,,..., Winners announced ·John Brant, Laura Couich and Mike K...a of Ncwpott •1c11. Students from Newport Beacb earniq fant -~­ temporary membenlaip are Jan Allan, Homa BUlltar •. William lamant, Jennifer Borden, Mieh8el Eapn, ,_. GooclwiD. Headier Hauck, Kennctti Haw, Bnaycn Hel'l.er, lrne Juaowicb, HeMlier Krau11, Peccr ltud, Elizabedl Martink, Nato Naaata. John Nuhu, Cliarla R181ey, Y••alt• Sakamoto, J-1ipt°"9 Smaane WMd and Cliroliec Wiater. From Corou del Mar. Lana C., JM Loowsy, Shirley Ana Manhall, 1U1a11 Manlaall. a.otee McWiniama. Deborab Morris Oil Carolyne SL Clliir aild ~ Allred from BalboL • . . Winne.rs of Lido Marina Vil- lage's First Annual Easter Coloring Contest will be pres- ented with U.S . Savings Bonds and ribbons at an awards cere- mony tomorrow at 11 :30 a .m. Local maritime artist, Scott Kenncdy,judged the contest and will present the awards. ,f'irst, ·second and third place awards will be presented in three age categories. ' tbvlb Thank Someone\Vho~ \bur life At I~ OnceA \\eek. After all the arrangements your secretary has made for you. why not send one in return? Winners in the three age categories arc Brandon Jank, first place for four and five year olds; Megan Cortes, second place and third place, Blake Hartstein. Six and seven year old winners arc Noelle Barnett, first place; Mai Le Walker, second place and Lena Thomas. third place. In the eight to 10 year category. Laruen Silber won first place; Nancy Furaka~, second place and Tiff any Ranney won third place. The winning entries will be on display at the Village's six galleries after the award cere- mony through May I . When Ira Dunn-Well "Ira Done Right" DUNN-WELL C8rpet & Upholstery Cleaning, Inc. Finest Quallty-Reuonable Costs Carpel Repairs-Flood Damage Restoration Since 1965 548-9373 BLENDING FAt11LIES IS ONE TOUGH JOB Don 't Hetl tete To Get Help from An Experienced Prof1111onel BERT KEILIN 1 1S1 Dove Street •220 ..._,port Bnch 476-0474 Spec11uz;no in: • Mlrri•" F1mn., Probltmt of All Ktnds Pre•rttel CouMeH no Strw Mir 111 •ftt WettM Rlluctton •NI Smotino Control • C1lll111f·m ,... 1 Moore, acknowledged that the existing di aster plan. though complete, needs to be looked into for the finer detail . "It always look better on paper, but when something happens, it i the true tc t of the plan, .. Moore aid ... We will be looking to change part of the plan.·· upe rintcndent Dr. J ohn Nicoll agreed with Murphy . .. When o mcthing like this happen • it afford u the o ppo r- tunity to review what we already have," he aid . "Di mi sing cvcnth arftt eighth grade early tudent wa a mi take. T he configuration of the chool have changed ince we drew up the plan ... He added that management team personnel will be meeting to discu and review the course or action with reaards to the disuter plan. In other action. the board: •Seat 1 public hearing for 1989-90 contrlCt reopeners for the certifacaaed barpinina unit. for 7:35 p.m. Oii April 25 . I I • Students plan past · an~fu t ure BY C HF:RYt Sl Elll.11 G Welcome to Cialcv1lle. 1900. population. who know'-t'! . tudenr 1n the 'ewport- M c~a L1 nified ~l:hool Dt t net'~ Gifted and falentcd Educa- tional program proved j u t how innovative they could be, when a ked to build a model town out of milk and egg carton , paper mache, cardboard. construction paper and poster paint. After five week of hard work, the result was Gateville, circa 1900~ 1950 and 2050. The project was part of the econo mic unit called urban development, plan- ning and 1oning . .. T hey rea ll y attended to detail. it's quite remarkable," said teacher Jennifer MacMas- ter. The: three cilie\ were worked on by 250 GAT \tudcnt and were built on the amc map, but depicting different era a nd the change that go a long with them. The citie were es cntially 1oncd r-----------------------------· all the amc. S tudent drew out of a hat a to which ci ty they would work o n. And the projects were the utmost ccret, Mac- Ma ter aid. Student working o n the 1900 city were no t allowed to look in on the tudent putting together the 1950 city, he said. Gatevi lle in 1900 was a expected, very rural in nature. A railroad tation. primitive roads and ho u e , a vaudeville theater, a saloon and striped changing booth at the sea ide give credence to thi era. Addi- tional amenities arc a board- walk. pavilion. trolley sy tem, farms. orchards, stock yards. a , fair1round1 with an old f uhioncd circus and sideshow, a cannery, lumber yards and a . minion. The military facility was a fort. A pa~r mac he mountain is a workina mine., Beauty Supplies Salon Profeaslooal Hair Catt PauJ M11chcll • SdMsllan • nna • AYC<b •TRI • KMS • ~ 21 • Jok.-o •Soct>k Woodttful Makeup 8necd •Orly • 5upanl6I • Dctdop I 0 • )alk:a • Odore G&l!AT GIPl'S •NYLONS • SlJNGIAMl!S • CAaDS llAlll Acca80llllll • l'lJN WATClllS •)EWEl.aY •lllJClllMW•. Ellpira S/ IS/19 340' Via Opofto (714) 6734"7 .. It'• an ATl'l11JDr Ct I t'••ll 0 ------------------------------ Fifth araden from Hart.or V1CW IOOt a flCld &rip to Lo.a Beach Veteran's Hospital. Tiiey ... ,.notic IODp. pMled out balloom and hanoen and visited the veterw. A paper drive will be lleld oa Wedanday, April 26. NIWPORT HAlmOR HIGH SCHOOL Band director Ken Owen hm ltarled .. aftcr-tebool CIMI fir fifth and 1ixth graden from ~ and Newport Heights in an effort to restore instrumental music to elementary students. On Thursdays, 2S students from aach school gather at 2 p.m. and are tutored by high school student . EASTBLUFF KINDUGARTEN The students will hold their Sprina Program on Friday, April 28. Thetheme is international and the younpten will be dressed in costumes from many different countries. They will sing and perform for their audience. The first week of May. the students wiU take a field trip to Hokanson Fann, which is a hands-on experience at a working farm. A paper drive wiU be held on Tuesday and Wednesday. April 2S and 26. Reaistration for fall kindcrganen will take place on Wednaday, May 3, from 1:4S ... :4S p.m. ANDDlSEN A paper drive will be bc&d on Tuctday, April lS, from 7:30-8:45 a.m. The PTA meeting will be bc&d on Thunday. April 27, at 9 a .m. On Friday, April 28, tbc sixtb sr8de track meet Will be held at Newpon Harbor Hip ScboOI. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. . KAISU SCHOOL The schOol w.ill ho&d its •naal lcicDce fair AP._ril 24-27 in the multipurpose room. Fourth, rarth arid sixth srlidc students wiU participate and certif ICales for participant, certificate of merit and outstanding merit will be presented. DISTRICT NOTES After extensive testing. conclusive evidence has been received by the food service department to return all apple product to ~chool menu . AH apple producb crved by e'A-port-\lf ei,a c hool have been found to free from Alar rc,iduc, according to food service director Jan \If onforte. Depmy ~'Uperimen<tenT Dr .• Orman oa atl retire-t "ummcr and a '-t pecial dinner honoring him will be held on Thur\da\, 'Aa: 11 at the Balboa Ba) Club. Th puhlic i im1kd. l·or mo re inform4jtion. call 54R-4942. ( umpill·d hl Cherri Stehling THE PETCARE COMPANY GUARANTEES ... WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF CAT TOYS AND TREATS OR WE WILL GIVE YOU A CAT TOY FREE """""''*'""' a.r ......... a 1 •• ...,.~4-17• ............... ...... I 00 '·"' .. h fsls I,., ...... d ah ............. ORe 01t1• 1 ._,....., .. eauc:aea 720-9266 s.:.MG98T IBKllOMOl'mTAMmWMI.,.., TANa ••at DM IUCM ... ..... ........... !'--·---........... a •9-.T a ,...._ ...... ~. .• HR• ti a 11. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Editorial Welcome change After pounding up and down Newport Harbor High School basketball courts for the last 12 years, Jerry DeBusk has decided to ta.kc his game elsewhere. While at Newport Harbor, DeBusk built up a respectable basketball program. In recent ye ars, the team average has improved and DeBusk has put ·together solid and hard working team . This past year the Sailors barely mi ed partic- ipating in the playoffs, despite playing in one of the most competitive leagues in the county: the Sea View League. Hi s 1988-89 team had a flare for th e dramatic, pulling out last second wins against league rivals, Estancia High and Corona del'Mar. Basketball was once again in vogue at Newport Harbor and the gym was filled with standing room only crowds. Despite the efforts of the Sailors and DeBusk, the team finished with a 2-8 final record, indicative of the Sailors' struggles in recent years. DeBusk also reached another milestone this year when· he was offered a post as an assistant at Chapman College under head coach Bob Boyd. Bob Serven , a 28-year-old assistant Newport Harbor coach, will take over the reins after serving under De Busk for three years and coaching for five years at the prep level. While the team and the school will no doubt miss De Busk, perhaps now is the time for Newport Harbor to embrace not only their new coach but the winds of change. While we acknowledge the inroads that DeBusk made at Harbor, we believe that the days of De Busk's incendiary coaching style can now be put behind us. The Sailors are in need of a new direction and Serven may be just the man for the job. His youth and exuberance can only be an asset to Harbor's developing basketball program. ··-------------------------------------------Baker Communications Circua.tioft 25.00C. 901 Dover Crave Newport Beech, CA 92660 (714) 831 -8120 f>teeM lend meil to P .O. Box 9399 Newport 8-ch, CA 92658·9399 TM Neapu1 • 1'• II 11 U 1hcMI b 1111) -, ... ,L PllLllllB: s.t'I e.ker . Cl.,_ Melinda Keller, Chet'yt Stehling ...... George p~ .... --w.ry DeChirico ...... 7 -David Carteon --;. !P! l WC.1 1~1¥al l er. .. I JDearl DI "YO\ .•. d CXUle-. . .. Puppy encourages friends ing good when she arrived the next day. I was hanging the clothe when I remembered the dog. Where was she? The movers and I looked everywhere. Exhausted. covered with dirt, and thinking of the $70 per hour moving charge, I burst into the time I got there, the lady•s hu band had come home. allow- ing my vagabond to exit the. garage. I cruised the neighbor- hood with no luck. When I got home. he was trotting inno- cently around the front yard. Someone had brought her home. I have had a small terrier- bcagle mix for about 10 month . She is a winning little pup. although when we adopted her, we thought she was a 4-year-old. The vet informed u after her first checkup that she (the dog. not the vet) was actually a senior citizen. By this time my little girl was joined at the hip to the dog. "She·s at least nine years old, .. I told her, 04but don~ worry- little dogs live a long time ... Amy, the ersatz pup, is selec- tively deaf~ She won't come unless you have food or are going for a walk. Otherwise she is deaf. Her vision is dimmed by cataracts, but she can see one crumb of food in my purse or the car and will search and consume. She is a bit shaky on her pins in the morning, but then. aren' we all? Sue Kauth tcan. The men rolled their eyes. .. you hate to see a woman-cry. . don' you?," I sniffied. .. Yes, .. they saMI. A kind next-door neighbor set out with her own dog to help I can handle those those traits. me. ~hell be back; you1J see," But when we moved down to she predicted. Peninsula Point last month, I An hour later. I (aced the discovered a less endearing one. pouibility of bringing my child Previously confined to a small to her new home and tellina her condo patio, Amy is now expe-the dog was gone. Just then a ricncing a taste off rcedom. Our · shout went up from the moven. beach house bas a front yard Amy had strolled into the gar- enclosed by a brick wall. This age. wall is 10 times her hei1ht and A week later. Amy. now I still can't figure it out, but this affixed to a tag with address and dog is a runaway. I think she phone number,jumpcd the fence sees it as a game. in the supposedly safe front The fint time she split, I had yard. Once apin. my daupter the moven haulina thinp into was at her dad's. This time I tile hcMm. Amy WM foraotten didn't even kaow she had momeatarily as the men broupt acaped until tile ,_ne rana. tM w8lllcr ud deyu iato tbc ••Ttaia is aomcoae down on ..,..._ I Md ,..._. die mo¥C • Orwefroat w1 ea· 1treet .. said to coi8cidc witla a lliPI my tt.e c.aer. •oo you haft ~ little 41 at• was will9 ber f..._,. I ftite c1osr ·-· • to MW ... llo 11 r look· I _,, ... °""to ea• street. lj A few days later, my daughter and I searc:bed apin for her and found her down by the wcd&e checking out the surfers. Being a little slow on the uptake, I f uaally realized that Amy could fi~ a bill of dirt over by the side of the home, jumP. to a neipbor'I lawn and wigle out of that gate. She appeared to be enjoyina this cballeqe. A youna man named Ryan has just called and aaya be bu Amy, IO lw lot to go. I left the door open for just a KCOncl. Anyway, it bua"l taken us long to make friends around here. The people arc very aracious about helpina us find the dog. la fact. rm thinkiag about havina a bouscwarmina and invitiaa all the people that have helped us rctriew her. But I think 111 pw, too aaay people .... tbe ffOllt door. Ola by die -y. ri.aw you ICCll • little ..... dos aroad die --~ Ola, ,_ didT How ..... ? ---.. --~~ Police Blotter COIPIUD IY IEUMDA KELLER The Pohce Blotter is pres.nted •s • publte senr.ce from the Newport Ens11n deta1l1n1 crimes and Mrests in Newport Beach It should be noted that cr11nes listed are Ol'lly those whK:h are reported to the NewPoff Beach Police Department and .mests made are Ol'lfy those suspec:Md ot cmnes and not those cOl'lv1cted • A red Schwinn beach cruiser was stolen from a garage on the SOOO block of, River Avenue last Sunday. The resident reported that when she left at 6:4S p.m. hcT garage had been closed. When she returned an hour later, her bicycle was gone. • A pu.wrby scared away a suspect early Monday morning who police believe was responsible for spray painting the interior and exterior of a brand new car parked on Quail Street. A witnc s told police that be observed the suspect fleeing from the car at 3 a.m. Police found the headlights on and drivers door open. On the hood, the word .. suck" had been spray painted in blue paint, as wcU as an expletive on the left fender of the 1989 white Nissan Sentra. • Tbree pools of blood on East Ocean Boulevard were discovered by a city employee Sunday morning at 8:30, but no foul play is suspected. Police noticed other pools of blood lead in$ to or from the . rocks near the channel, as well as some dragging marks. However. footprints and signs of a fishing line were also visible and police concluded that no criminal activity had occurred. • Thrtt Nnpborhoocl Watch signs were reported stolen Monday morning. Mis ing arc signs that were posted near Eastgate and Newport Hills Drive East. Ford Road a_nd Newport Hill Drive We t a nd Port Sutton and Newport Hills Drive East. The e timated loss is unknown. • Burclars hit a bu incs in the 200 block of Newport Center Drive ometimc between Saturday at 9: IO a.m. and Monday at 8:00 a.m. Thieve stoic a 35mm Minolta camera with a 28mm wide angle lens. 20 roll of coloi fil~ a dictating machane. a hand held calculator and a radio with a cas ette. o forced entry wa apparent and loss was estimated at S 1.030. NB police race to ·14th Officer from the ewport Beach Police Department raced 120 mile from Baker to Las Vegas in the ChaJlenge Cup relay race last weekend to place 14th out of 89 teams. Beginning April 15 at 7 p.m., each of the racers ran an average of ix mile in the 100 degree-plus heat. Ne~port Beach officers arrived in Las Vegas at the next mornmg at 9:30, according to Officer Jeff Cantrell. Those competing in this year's relay include: Mike Blitch, Armando Zatarain. Neil Harvey, Andy Gonis, Ken Cowell . Dave Byington, John Klein , Andy Halpin, Trent Harris. Jeff Cantrell, Randy Parker. M ichael Hernandez. C huck Olmstead, Steve Martinez, Paul Heniscy, Ron Vall':rcamp, Dave Moon~ Frank Gordon, Bob Oakley and Paul Walson . • ~ .... Lym:b Realty RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING •Free Written Market Evaluation •Home Tours By Appointments • H11hest lntear1ty • Multiple Listing Member • Courteous Service • Extra Advertising • TwentyYearsinNewportBeach • Computer Printouts Loretta Curci INSURANCE Home Life Auto 644-1367 ...... C.111-800-367-7877 13011NRpcwtAwnue1200 Tustin 92680 •raor£an ca1Mu• There were da~ time burglaries o two residences in the ak wood Apartments durina he week. Entry possibly made y shimming the door locks that ere not secured with dead Its. Oakwood residents arc trongly encouraged to lock heir dead bolts at all times. We ave experienced similar hur- ries in the past. The loss has ypically been jewelry or other mall valuables. On Wednesday morning bout I a.m .• nine vehicles were urglarizcd in the Corona dcl Mar and Harbor View commun- ties. The vehicles .-.were aU arlced on the street. The win- ows were broken and misccl- a nc o us small articles were tolen. No suspects were seen in either instance. Jn the Eastbluff are~ we arc seeing some random bur~es that have some similarities to the buralaria that occwred IMt year. Tbesc buralarin were committed predominantly Fri- day and Saturday niahts while people were out to diner. Entry was from the arecnbclt area through a rear window or slidia1 door. This trend bas not developed yet, but we need everyone to stay alert. • PROFILE OF A 0 DOPE DEALER" The following information is not intended to make 'the readeT a .. narc." It irintended to provide the reader with a capsule version of the most obvious charactcr- istacs that might be exhibited by a subject in the bu incss of dcalina narcotics. • No .,....... i .. katioll of letl"-stc ..a ol IMo•t bJ • ..... ct. • Occa•••I to freq•1M rilib to a r•Wna by otllen, at •ariom times of tile .. , OI' ...... • Sllort-tena dwatioil of ltaJ (fiwe to 21 •i•••n) by tlN •iliton. ~ri-r-­ Tbe siaale bilFll coacern citizen informallll llClm to a f car of rctrilMltion by t subject under ••piciom in tiption. While urcotics iaws tipton arc DOI .awa,. able make a C8IC OD limited infinrw•-... tion, it is noaedldel9 wcry ~~ table for a citizen to MODJID ously report uy activity they and deem suspiciom . When makina reports, an supporting information (nama addresses, dacriptiom, vehic license plates) that ia accessi to thC citizen is vecy helpful t the narcotics ·invatiplon. If you drive a foreign car, we speak your language. . -Yes, you can bring your foreign car to MINIT-LUBE· with confidence. Our trained, certified technicians will change your oil, install a new filter, lube the chassis, vacuum the interior, wash the outside windows, and perform 9 other vital serVices for your car. And yes, our service will keep your new-car warranty in force . If you have any other questions, just ask at the MINIT-LUBE nearest you. We speak your language. THE ~HASSLE LUBE & OL SERVICE. COSTAMFSA 2175 Newport Blvd. (at Vi~a) (714)548-4150 ·300 E.17th St. (at Santa Ana St.) (714)548-:2505 Monday-Saturday 8 am--6 pm. - NII 4 ... 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Editorial Welcome change After pounding up and down Newport Harbor High School basketball courts for the last 12 years, Jerry DeBusk has decided to take his game elsewhere. While at Newport Harbor, DeBusk built up a respectable basketball program. In recent year . the team average has improved and D e Busk has put together solid and hard working team . This past year the Sailors barely mis ed partic- ipating in the playoffs, despite playing in o ne of the most competitive leagues in the county: the Sea View League. .. His 1988-89 team had a flare for the dramatic, pulling out last second wins against league rivals, Estancia High and Corona del Mar. Basketball was once again in vogue at NewP.ort Harbor and the gym was filled with standing room only crowds. Despite the efforts of the Sailors and DeBusk, the team finished with a 2-8 final record, indicative of the Sailors' struggles in recent years. · DeBusk also reached another milestone this year when he was offered a p_ost as an ~ssistant at Chapman College under head coach Bob Boyd. Bob Serven, a 28-year-old assistant Newport Harbor coach, will take over the reins after serving under DeBusk for three years and coaching for five years at the prep level. While the team and the school will no doubt miss De Busk, perhaps now is the time for Newport Harbor to embrace not only their new coach but the winds of change. While we acknowledge the inroads that DeBusk made at Harbor, we believe that the days of DcBusk's incendiary coaching style can now be put behind us. The Sailors are in need of a new direction and Serven may be just the man for the job. His youth and exuberance can only be an asset to Harbor's developing basketball program. ··----------------------Baker Communications Cit'cutlltioft 25,00t 901 Ocw9' Drive Newport Beech, CA 92660 (714) 831-1120 - PteeM Mnd mail to. P.O. Bo• 9399 Ne•pott &Mch. CA 92Ml-9399 n.• , ........ ,y, .. ... ............... !UHlwatt !lQl!l~t er. .. ImeanlJI VD\ ... cl CXQle... Puppy enc~urages friends I have had a smaJI terricr- beaglc mix for about 10 months. he is a winning little pup. although when we adopted her, we thought she was a 4-ycar-old. The vet informed u after her first checkup that she (the dog, not the vet) was actually a senior citizen. By this time my little girl was joined at the bip to the dog. ...Shc·s at least nine years old," I told her, ... but don't worry- littlc dogs live a long time ... Amy, the ersatz pup, is selec- tively deaf. She won•t come unless you have food or arc going for a walk. Otherwise ahe is deaf. Her vision is dimmed by cataracts, but she can see one crumb of food in my purse or the car and will search and consume. She is a bit shaky on her pins in the morning. but then. arcn 't we all? I can handle those those traits. But when we moved down to Peninsula Point last month, I discovered a less endearing one. Previously confined to a small condo patio. Amy is now cxpe- riencina a taste of f recd om. Our beach house has a front yard encloeed by a brick wall. This wall is 10 times her heiaht and I still can't figure it out. but this doa is a runaway. I think she sea it u a game. The fint time she split, I had tbc moven bauliq thinp into tl9c home. Amy •• fcqotteta momeatarily .. the IDCft two.pt tM WIMer ud dryer i•o tbe pr&lf. I Ud plwMd IM mow lo CGi•cide willa a aiaM my d• parr •• with her f.._. I ••1d to MW die M111 loot- ing good when s he arrived the next day. I was banging the clothes when I remembered ihc dog. Where was she? The movers and I looked everywhere. Exhausted. covered with d~ and thinking of the $70 per hour moving charge. I burst into the time I got there, the lady's husband had come home. allow- ing my vagabond to exit the garage. I cruised the neighbor- hood with no luck. When I got home. he was trotting inno- cently around the front yard. Som(_one had brought her home. SueKauth tean. The men rolled their eyes. A few days later, my daughter .. You bate to see a woman cry, and I searched apin for her and don' you?," I sniflled. · found her down by the wcdae .. Yes. .. they said. cbeckiq out the surfen. A kind •xt~oor neiahbor set Beina a little slow on the out with her own dog to help uptake, I fuaally realized that me. ~bell be back; youll sec,"' AmyCCM&ldfaadabillofdirtover she predicted. by the side of tbie home, jump An hour later, I flad the to a neipbor._ lawn and Wigle possibility of briQlina my child out of that pte. She appeared to her new home aDd telling her to be enjoyiq this cballenae. the dog wu aone. Just then a A youq man named Ryan ahout went up from the moven. bu just called ud aays be bu Amy had strolled into the lat:-Amy, so lw lot to ao. I left the qe. door open for jUlt a teeonct. A week later, Amy, now Anyway. it baa' taken us long affixed to a taa with address and to mate friends around here. phone number,jumped the fence The people are very··jncious in the supposedly safe front about belpina us find the dog. yard. Once apia. my daqbter •• at her dad... This time I didn't even kaow she bad acaped uatil the plaonc raa,. ··nis is •o•coac down oa 0.W ... l'Olll ud -o• street,"' aaid tllll caller. •Do you laaw a little ... ...,. I fillei °"' to 'G' 11net. 1y In fact, rm thiakiaa about haviaa a houewarmina aDd iaviti• all the people tlaat have helped m retne. her. But I think 111 pw. too maay people .... tM frollt door. Ola bJ die _,, laaw you leCia a little Wlllile doS anMiDd die --~ Ola. yoa did'P How ..... ? Police Blotter • C811Pll£1 IY •w•u lEUEI • •• A red Scllwinn beach cruiser was stolen from a garage on the SOOO block of River Avenue last Sunday. The resident reported that when she left at 6:45 p.m. her garage had been closed. When she returned an hour later, her bicycle was gone. •A ~by ~eel away a suspect early Monday morning ~ho . pohce beheve was responsible for spray painting the mtenor and exterior of a brand new car parked on Quail St~t. A witness told police that he observed the suspect flecmg from the car at 3 a.m. Police found the headlight on arid driven door open. On the hood, the word .. suck" had been spray painted in blue paint, as well as an expletive on the left fender of the 1989 white Ni ssan Sentra. • Tbree pools of blood on East Ocean Boulevard were discovered by a city employee S unday morning at 8:30. but no foul play is suspected. Police noticed other pools of blood leading to ~r from the rocks near the channel. as well as so~e draggmg marks. However. footprints and signs of a fishing line were also visible and po lice concluded that no criminal activity had occurred. • Tllne Neialabonood Watda signs.. were reported tolcn Monday morning. Mi ing arc signs that were po ted near Eastgate and Newport Hills Drive East. Fo rd Road . and Newport Hill Drive West and Port Sutton a nd ewport Hill Drive East. The estimated loss is unknown. • Bur&lan bit a bu incs in the 200 block of ewport Center D rive ometime .between aturday at 9: 10 a.m. and Monday at 8:00 a.m. ThLevc stole a 35mm Minolta camera with a 28mm wi de angle lens. 20 rolls o f color film, a d ictating machme. a hand hetd calculator and-a-radio with a ca.sscrtc. o forced entry was apparent and loss was estimated a t S 1,030. NB police race tJJ 14th Officers from the ewport Beach Police Department raced 120 mile from Baker to Las Vegas in the C hallenge C up relay race l t weekend to place 14th out oC 89 teams. Beginning April 15 at 1 p.m .. each of the racers ran a n average of ix miles in the 100 degree-plus heat. ewpo rt Beach officer arrived in Las Vegas at the next morning at 9:30, according to Officer Jeff Cantrell. Those competing in thi year's relay include: Mike Blitch, Armando Zatarain, Neil Harvey. Andy Gonis, Ken Cowell. Dave Byington, J ohn Klein. Andy Halpin. Trent Harri • Jeff Cantrell, Randy Parker. Michael Hernandez. Chuck Olmstead, Ste'!e Martine~ Paul Heniscy. Ron Vallercamp, Dave Moon, Frank Gordon, Bob Oakley and Paul Wilson. RESIDENTIAL REALTY BUY.ING or· SELLING ' •Free Written Market Evaluatron • Home Tours By Appomtments • H11hest lnteanty • Multiple L1st1ng Member • Coorteous Serv•ce • Extra Advert1sin1 •Twenty Years 1n Newport Beach • Computer Printouts Loretta Curci 0 INSURANCE Home Life Auto 644-1367 13011 Newport A.nu. l200 TUltin 92&IO •PllOPUD catMU• Ther~ "ere da) time burglaries o t .. o residences in the akwood partments during he week. Entry P._OSSibly made y shimming tbe door locks that ere not secured with dead Its. Oakwood residents arc trongly encounaed to lock. heir dead bolts at all times. We ave experienced similar bur-· -···rll·-in the ~· The loss has ypically bttn jewelry or other mall valuabtcs. On Wedne day morning bout I a.m .• nine vehicles were rglarizcd in the Corona del Mar and Harbor View commun- tics. The vehicles ... were all ked on the street. The win- ows were broken and miscel- a neo us smaJI articles were tolen. No sus1>.«ts were seen in either instance. · In the Eastbtuff area. we arc ISCC:u· Ul some random burll&rics hat have some similarities to the hfllaria tlaat occm 1M a.t year. Tlletc t.•ralaria were commiHcd predomiaaatly Fri- day ud Saturday ai ..... while people were out to di..,.. Emry was from the pecnbclt area through a rear window or slidUag door. This trend bas not •developed yet, but we need everyone to stay ~rt. • PROFILE OF A 0 DOPE DEALER" The following information is no1 intended to make the reader a .. narc." It irintendcd to provide 1 he reader with a capsule wrsion of the most obvious characteT- istics that mi&ht be exhibited by a subject in the business of dealina narcotics. • No •••11•1 ••eadoll of "*"' 0 1 -Cll .. ltlca•e .. , .... d. . • Occ11lann' to freq•e• rilib to a nml•eace ltJ otlle~ at Yano.dallsoltlae•1•111Pt· • SMrt-term 4..aioa of ... , (O•e to 21 .U.nta) bJ tk ridlOl'L ft~ The liDlie bi .... COllCeJD citizen iaformaata 1ee1111 to a fear of retribatioll by t subiec! under 1mpicioul in tiption. While UKOtic:s ill tipton are aot always able t mate a cw oa li•W iafi-~--­ tion., it is~ wry acu table for a citizen to moa ously repOrt aay activity they and deem s•picious. Wben matins reports. an supporting iitlonnation (names addresses, dacriptions, vehic license plates) that is aceessi to the citizen is ~ belpf ul t the narcotics in~· If you drive a foreign car, · we speak your language. ' Yes, you can bring your foreign car to MINIT-LUBE· with confidence. Our trained, certified technicians will change your. oil, install a new filter, lube the chassis, vacuum the interior, wash the outside windows , and perform 9 other vital services for your car. And yes, our service will keep your new-car warranty in force. If you have any other questions, just ask at the MINIT.:.LUBE nearest you . We speak yoµr language. THE NQ.HASSlE LUBE & OL SERVICE. COSTA MBA 2175 Newport Blvd. (at Victoria) (714)548-4150 300 E.17th St.(at Santa Ana St.) (714)548-2505 Mon.day-Slhlrday 8 am-6 pm. CdM . closes in on another track title BY GEORGE PAPPAS Teams won't get any free points Bill Sumner, Corona dcl Mar from us." High 's track coach, is not one The team's forte is in the who likes to boast. distance events, though. Lavelle, Except when it comes to bis Shyrock and Paul Scott from the 1989 track squad. cross country team, arc the top Of course, you can't blame point scorers for the Sea Kings Sumner, who coached CdM to turning in excellent pcrforman- its first state cross country title ccs in 800,1600 and 3200 meters last year. and distance medley events. A quick look at the Sea Kings' Lavelle finished third in the 2- rccent accomplishments reveals mile race at last year's CIF 3- a team with the Sea View League A finals in · 9:08.52. Recently, title in grasp (the school's ninth Lavelle shaved five seconds off in 13 years), which should also his personal best mile of 4: 16 make a strong bid in the CIF as be turned in a 4: 11 perf or- and state title sweepstakes. mance at the Arcadia lnvita- CdM's recent achievements tional. include: "Eddie is starting to wake At the Arcadia Invitational some people up," Sumner said. earlier this month, Ute ea "He's the best mile runner in Kings' distance medley squad Orange County at the prep level comprised of runners Eddie and he's even stronger in 2-mile LaveUe, Greg Shyrock, MaU race." Barnum, and Jay Lightburn, But the "big surprise for this shattered the meet record in the season has been the development event with a 10:09.71 clocking. ofthejuniorBarnumintoamore The previous meet mark was versatile runner. Barnum spe- 10: 13.6 set by Cresccnta Valley cializes as a sprinter competing H igh in 1976. Cd M also eclipsed in the I 00. 200 and 400 meter the Orange County record in the events but he has also ran strong distance medley event which was races in the distance medley 10:15.06 by El Modena in 1981. event. · -Last week, CdM dcfeateo "Barnum comes through Sea View League rival Saddle-wherever we put him. He's very back, 69-63, behind the strong quick and he's got a lot of performances of Lavell~ and potential. He'll run anything we Shyrock in the 800 and 3200 ask him to," Sumner said. meter races and in the 1600 Sophomore Winston Cheng, meter relay race. The Sea Kings runs the 400 and .has helped out are undefeated in four league in the 100 and 200. The team's meets and only have one more leading longjumper Brian Lucas league match against Newport has also contributed in 4x 100 Harbor (April 27) before the relay. league finals on May S. Recently, the Sea King lost -Last Saturday at the Tustin their top pole vaulter Ron Akin Relays, CdM's distance medley (who vaulted 13-6 last year) for distance squad, led by Lavelle probably the remainder of the and S hyrock, again excelled season because of an knee injury. with a first place clocking of But the Sea Kings still have 10:29.9. vaulter Keith Miller, who has The Sea Kings' major strength shown promise in recent meets. this year is their overall depth In the high jump, Doug Skoro which has been reflected in and Mike Evans have performed recent league meets. well this season. Skoro 's per- " We have all the bases sonal best is 6-1. covered," remarked Sumner, CdM has Jeff Taylor and who took over as head coach of Barrett Donavan in the discus track team from 12-year coach and shotputters Mickey Cohen, Jim Tomlin this season. Sumner Phil Hecker and Mike Kelley. TAKlll IFF -C.. ml I• 116f1'1 .... 1111'1 - was Tomlin's assistant for five Cohen recently threw his per-1111 .... _.Ill.._ jlllf w .... 1 ..... -..... yean. "We have a kid in every sonal best of 47-9. l1M1a11t1 2111 1'1rimv IIM1111 1111 a. ~ ft 11 ' slot. We don' have a weak spot. r11trnu• • 11111 I . Football sign-u pS Cw~~nce~o~~!~,m!:!~~~~~-m~~!~~.-w. h I d A • 1 2 9 playort: outlook for Corona del score a run in two games against had too many guys strike out e 0 n Pr I Mar H1gb's baseball squad, now Tustin last week. with guys on base. University's grows more bleak with each Like the S~a Kings, Harbor guys weren' anythina special. game. has a young squad which still We just had a couple guys on The Newport-Mesa Junior All-American Football ·league is holdina sign-ups on April 29. The reaistration times arc from 8 a.m. to noon at Bonita Creek Park. Following the football sign-ups, an all you can cat pancaJce breakfast will be served. The league bu six different teams which ranae in qe from u young u seven yean on to up 14. The rqistration fee at the breakfut is Sl20. Sip up alter April 29-w~I cost SISO. The resistration fee includes a free physical u well u a aecolldary insurance proaram. E8ch year the leque spends over S 10,000 to uparade and replace equipment. nu. year the leape is sponsorina a football camp clinic. lill Wilha1, president of the FootNll Coaches Of AIMrica PN••!ll Orowtb Mlocillioll Will coftduct die camp • Hip oe J. 6, 7, I. Tllii camp wil I• .. UIC, UCLA ..... 1111 Rliden. It wi1 '9 a filld The Se~ Kings squa~dercd .an ~ceds t!me to develop. But time our team who were up· there opportumty to m'?vc mto thard JS runmng out for both teams. not swinging." place of the Sea Vaew League as All season Corona dcl Mar University's Kevin Squires ther los~ two straight games to Coach Jerry Jelnick has talked kept Cd M's batters guessing Unaven1ty last week. . about the need of his team to through five innings only allow- The losses d~opped CdM •~to overcof!X their inexperience. ing three'hits and earned run. fourth place m the Sea Vaew If Fnday's game is any indi-uSquires dictated bis own League with a 2-S ~rd. cation, the Sea Kings aren' there game. He kept us· off balance," However, CdM stall has an yet. Jclnick said. ouuide chanc_e of reachin1 post-.Familiar pitching and fielding By contrast, Cd M's R ich •~n play if t~y knock off rms~akes led t~ ~M's demise Mather (the Josina pitcher) was their cr~town nvals, ~ewport aaainst the ~n1vemty Trojans. plaaued with control problems. Harbor, an two aames tha1 w.=ek. CdM~ p1tchen walked nine He allowed eiaht hits and walked (Today at l:.IS p.m. the tw<! batten and tbe situation wasn't eiabt batten in four and 1/3 teams meet an a rematch at ~lped by the four erron nude inninp of work. CdM\ fleld). an the f.eld . ..Rich throws the ball really H.rtM>r, tl-.laat pa.cc team in On top of that, CdM wu weU but hC Wat walkina people," ~ ..,_, laai yet to win a pane limited to six hiu and stranded Jelnick .&id ... We had a lot of an llWD lltempta. eiabt runnen on bile. walb and erron and anytime n. Sailon an au:ualiaa in .. Not much contst today," you do that you're in trouble." a.oda IM Iliad.a ud pitcNaa remarked Jelaick abo•t Ilia 11 9 • ,.1 J U I t Y • i I ~ t lJ .. J (I n I Ml 01 W • I l I s ( c .. II A191. 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSfGNw NIE 7 Depth mal<es differ~nce for CdM golf BY GEORGE PAPPAS .. It was our bigcst match," remarked Corona def Mar Coach Mike Hannon about hi team's defeat of the Eagles. •'Because it was at our home course, it put the heat on us to beat them. We wanted to make a little cushion for when we play them again on their course. They (Estancia) are a toujth team ... This Tuesday at the Mesa Verde Country C lub, Corona del Mar and Estancia High's golf squad will meet for round two of their on going battle for the Sea View League title. CdM's team took the first round two weeks ago with 191- 198 win over Estancia at New- port Beach Country Club. This time the match is on Estancia's home turf which could mean trouble for the Sea Kings. Last year, Cd M won the Sea View League title but went on to lose to Estancia in tht emif- inals of the CIF olayoffs. H.arbor's hitters silenced, 12-0 Just when it seemed things couldn•t get much worse for Newport Harbor·s basebaU team, they did. Jn two losse against Tustin last wcelc. the ailor failed to Steve Double score a run and only mustered three hits. Harbor has yet to win a league contest an even attempts. "It still boils down to hittmg:· Harbor Coach Billy White commented. "Not o ne of ours guys i hitting over .150 right now. .. We gave away the game." To be fair. Tustin. the first- placc team in Sea View League. has the strongest pitching staff among the league teams. Harbor was beaten by two very good and 1989 SPRING experienced hurlers Monte Jones and Danny Baker. lo Friday's game. Tu tin· lcft- hander Baker silenced Harbor' batters as he fanned 14. walked one and allowed one hit. ·Harbo r's Steve Double spoiled Baker's no-hit bid with a bloop single to right-center field in the game. Today at 3: 15 p.m .• Harbor takes on crosstown rival. Cor- ona del Mar. in an away game. The last time the two teams met, CdM edged past the Sailors 3- 2. Both teams are struggling as of late. The Sea Kings were dropped to fourth place with a pair of losses to University last · week, so they should be looking to cut loose against Harbor. The Sea Kings' hitting attack is headed by Greg Haack (who homered in both University games) and fre~hman Todd Kehrli. Rich Mather. Matt Goldstein and J .T . Patton should also see ome action in the two-game cries against Harbor. 04Jt 's really just a game for city pride. We're not even close for the playoffs,.. White aid. "I hope we can compete against Corona del Mar. They have a well-coached team. I'm looking for our team to battle them. It should be a good ballgame." White will pitch left-hander Bob Slicker and junior Greg Neilsen against the Sea Kings. SOETBALL TUESDAY MENS .. ,,. AT MONDAY COED .. C .. AT CYC IONIT A CREEK #I Brunham Brui crs Foul Ball-Friend Home Fed Stars Prat Marwick Main Cannery Village Nuts ll Bolts WLT 6 2 0 5 3 0 s 3 0 s 3 0 2 6 0 I 7 0 MO NDAY MENS .. CC" AT IONIT A CREEK #1 Boondo111cs• Superior Walk-In Cellardwellers Rob's Dogs Cote Realty Express WLT 8 I 0 6 3 0 4 4 I 4 4 I 3 6 0 I 8 0 Figge Photo• Zero Tolerance• De relics Jalapenos The Kruscrs Fall Stars Loan Rangers IV WLT 7 2 0 7 2 0 6 3 0 s 4 0 4 s 0 2 6 0 0 8 0 TUESDAY MENS .. C .. AT BONITA CREEK #l Corona Extra Keith rushers Painfully Graphic Peat Marwick 11 Sliders Martin Jeutars Port St. Ballen WLT 8 I 0 6 3 0 6 3 0 4 4 0 4 s 0 I 7 0 I 7 0 TUESDAY COED .. C" AT CYC· FINAL Wac Attack• 1aU Put Franb Thc .... Co. FamiljTa Ford~ SWtUiOISwat . WLT • 2 0 6 4 0 6 4 0 5 5 0 5 5 0 0 100 The Sea Kings are on a roll kids and the program, .. he this season and appear headed commented. "The team was toward another league title with already put together when I. 4-0 record. came here. Pm just grooming Only Estancia stands in the them and stressing the mental way. aspect of the game. I want t~em The key to winning in golf at to play against the golf course the high school level is for a team and rather against than the other to have five solid players. (Only team." the top five scores on each team Thee brother duo of cnior Jeff arc counted in a match). Tatch and sophomore Jonah Corona del Mar High's 1989 Tatch arc the tcam·s top golfers. golf squad has about six po ibly They have averaged about 38 for even seven consistent golfers. nine holes in matche this sea- .. A lot of schools have one or son. two good players but they are "They earned tho e spots, .. not very deep_ in the four, five, Hannon aid ... They worked and six positions,.. remarked hard on their strokes in the off Hannon in his first year as season and you can cc it in their Cd M 's golf coach. ""We're a little scores." bit deeper. We've got six players Sophomore Steve Bemis (his who can shoot par and we've dad is the team's assistant coach) only shot over 200 once this and Steve Dana have also deve- season ... (CdM averages 193 in loped into a consistent scorer their matches this season) ... We for the Sea Kings. tack up very well among the .. They are real steady players,·· other teams in Orange County ... Hannon commented. ~They give Hannon previously ran a u consistency in the three and junior golf program at the Pine-four po itions ... hurst Country Club in North But also crucial to the Sea Carolina before coming to Cd M. Kings's title hopes arc senior .. I'm really delighted with the John Welker, _ju niors Mark Athletes of the Week GREG HAACK~ CORONA [)EL MAR BASEBALL: Haack continued his assault on opposing pitchers as he smashed two homers, a double, a single and scored five runs in the Sea Kings' two recent lo ses to University. ••• JASON PERKINS AND TY PRICE, CORON~ DEL MAR VOLLEYBALL: Senior middle blocker Perluns had seven kills and four blocks and the team's setter Price turned in 17 assists to help.lead the Sea Kings to a three-game sweep of Estancia recently. ••• BILLY GUYEN AND CHRIS LEE. NEWPORT HARBOR VOLLEYBALL: Nguyen pounded out 26 k~lls a~d Lee added20 kill in Harbor's recent 3-1 lo to mversaty in Sea View League action. Both al o played excellent defense for the ailors in the game. ••• EDDIE LAVELLE. CORONA DEL MAR TRACK A D FIELD: Lavelle ran to victorie in the 800 and 3~00 mct~r races and as the anchor of 1600 meter relay team 10 Cd M 69-63 win over Saddleback. Lavelle also along with teammate Greg Shyrock led CdM' di tance medley team t~ a fir~t­ placc fini h at the Tustin Relay last Saturday '4Jth a time of 10:29.9. Severson and Tracy DuPrc. who recently returned following a fingeT injury early in the season. "Welker should be our top man but he's had an incredible slump," Hannon said ... But he's a very talented player .... In the recent match against Estancia, Severson rose to the occasion equalling his season best with a three-over-par 38 for nine holes. DuPre's return will also benefit the team according to Hannon. .. She has her work cut out for her. But at least with her back we have even a more solid team .... Sea Kings . .. t"-• • • Mather worked out of b~s­ Loaded Jams in the fir t two innings. In the first inning. Mather walked three batters and then c caped early ruin by fan- ning Univer ity's Trent McGinn and Kevin Squires. Mather's control problems continued mto the next inning but a pickoff and a strikeout kept University scoreless. But in the third inning Math- er's good fonune began to run out. University turned a pair of ·singles and two erron into a 2- 0 lead. CdM responded with a run in the top of the founh inning. Reese Tborkelson singled and stole second base. Mather then. rut a sharp grounder to third base which was played for an error bringing in Thorkelson for CdM' first run. · U niver 1ty truck for two more runs m the bottom half of the fourth on Aaron Butler's angle to right field . Brain Vail' triple and a well executed q ueeze bunt by Ri~k Ga~lag.her. In the following rnning. Cd M ·s second baseman Greg Haack resumed his assault on University pitching tagging one of Squires· patches over the center field fence for solo homer to make the score 4-2. In two games against University lut week, Haack lugged two homers. a double, a ingle and he scored five runs. Mather left the game with the bases loaded in the bottom of the fifth. His replacement Matt Goldstean truck out the first batter but then walked in a run bcf ore getting Gallagher to ground out to second base. An error by the ea Kinp in the sixth led to two more runs for the Troians. University brought in Jason Williams to pitch in the ixtb inning. Thorkelson and Matt Goldstein reached base on sin- gles but Willi&m1 bore down striking out one C.d M batter and f orcina another to grou.nd out to ,et out of tbe annina. Vail came in the teVC:nth and act down tbe Sea Kinp to pick up the save • .. Wbei Univenit wnt with tbe other py (Jatoa w;p; a ). we were iD dilta~. n.ea os c1e1e .. lwoke clowa.. 0JJ.i1'llilil:& Mid; ..... to Dip ... .......... ,. .... ,.. •. _ IMoao CI llM0 ta ln•i1••t• ..... ·~ ....... • ,. ~I lfalt.1•THENEWPORTENSIGN One Week countdown to Ensenada Newport Beach is about to be Luncheon festivities include a invaded. With the 42nd Annual Nautica fashion how, Audi test Newport-Ensenada lnterna-drives and free Haagen Dazs ice tional Yacht Race just a week cream bars. For reservations, away. this weekend will bring call the chamber at (714) 644- boats of all sizes and de cription · 8211. to our harbor. In fact, BCYC i!) sponsoring a feeder race from Marina dcl Rey to Newport. Even though the En enada race is a serious event for many competitors, it's also a lot of fun. Rumor has it that Walt er Cron- kite (ye • the ~ame man 1)1any of us grew up with every night o n CBS) will be racing aboard the big wan .. Ms. Blu" in thi year' race. So. come and join it! • • • What doe all this mean to ~ewporters? It's a great oppor- tunity to visit one of our local yacht club and ee some of the finest and faste t boats afloat. Or, if you'd really like to join the Ensenada Fiesta, attend the Newpon Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Yachtsman's Luncheon at the Balboa Yacht Recreational Boaters bf Cali- Club on Thursday, April 27. fornia (R BOC) is working Track ... c111l111• n.,... 6 .. This is a fearless group of kids. They don't worry. They just go out and do it," Sumner said. ... think because of that. we11 do fine at CIF. J see us as among ~he top three teams in C1F." • ••• Newpon Harbor's track sea- son has been one marked by injury and disappointment so far. The Sailors haven't won a meet in three attempts . th.is season. .. We have a lot boles. It's jlist one of those years." remarked Harbor Coach Eric Twcit. Harbor lost two of their top distance runners to injury prior to the start of the season. They are also very young in the field events. .. We just don't have any depth," Tweit explained. Some of the standouts on Harbor's 1989 team include, junior Billy Thibault in the 800 mcten, sophomore Brent ~ush in the JOO meter hurdles and junior Pat Menzies in I JO and 300 meter hurdles. sprinter junior Aaron Kaiser, Gabe Dor- man and Jeff Payne in the 400 meter relay. behind the scenes to support and protect recreational boaters. In doing so, R BOC has sponsored the introduction of legislation which will save the state of California SS00,000 per year. The bill, AB 1381 , would extend the OMV registratio n period for MARINE SCENE boats from the current annual to o nce every two years. The savings generated by the proposed biennial registration could be used by the State's Department of Boating and Waterways for local safety pro- grams and enforcement costs. If you're interested in keeping re gist ration fees down while saving the state money, call or write your state representative and encourage him or her to support A81381. ••• Last weekend in the midst of overcast skies, people old en ough to kno w better poured themselves into a fleet of eight feel sabots and headed into the bay for some serious racing . There were 16 -entrants in the race. The first through fifth place • winners were: Tim Mulvany, BCYC; Harvey Halverson, LIYC: Hank Hunan, BYC; Chri Munjo, LIYC; and Bev- erly Robert • BYC. Ms. Robens was also the recipient of the Goldie Jo eph Perpetual tro phy for the first woman to finish. Adult abots prove you don't need a multimillion dollar maxi yacht to have fun racing. ailing and raci ng can be enjoyed by everyone. Even if you don't own a sabot , put your name o n the yacht club bulletin board. Skippers arc always looking for crew, and it's a great way to participate without actually having to own your own vessel. CdM ·tournament seeks golfers Golfers are invited to win prizes while helping to raise fund for the Corona del Mar High School Football Team by playing in the econd Annual Tee-Off for Touchdowns Golf Tournament on May I at the cwport Beach Country Club. · According to Ray Wool ey. event chairperson. the golf clas- sic will give players the oppor- tunity to participate in a fun- fillcd event while also supponing a valuable sports program at Corona del Mar High School. "It will be a Texas Scramble format, with prizes going to players with the first, second, and third low gross, to the player who places closest to the hole, and to the player who hit the longest drive," explained Wool- sey ... Plus, there will be a brand new BMW automobile donated by Crevier for any player who bits a hole in one at a designated hole!" · 1973 and is comprised of parents and community leaders from the area. The proceeds from the tournament, says Woolsey, will go towards the purchase of new football equipment and for the maintenance of existing football pro~rams at the high school. Corona dcl Mar Football Coach Dave Holland explains that the Sea View League and CIF champions would like-to upgrade their existing uniforms • purchase a building and equip- ment for a new weight room, and hire a full time trainer. .. We rely a great deal upon the funds raised by the Touchdown Club," says Holl~nd ... We're :xcited about the· golf tourna- ment because it will be a fun way to raise the money necessary to >upport our program." C hairman Woolsey said h~ is hopeful the co ts for operating the tournament will be covered through spon orships from indi- viduals and local businesses, so that all of the money raised from the entry fees can go directly to the football team. Kaiser along with senior Bobby Edwards, Menzies, and I' Bush ma.kc up a promising 1600 meter relay team for the Sailors. llAIY DR•IClllEWPllT EWI F10mu11u1-c.. ... •• Mflll'•.., •ll'r "r1nnn1 EMe ........ (rillll) ............. (Ill) ,_ llWn Ill W 1111 II I ........ Interest in the tournament is spreading quickly, said Wool- sey, so he encourages those interested in the tournament to register early. Check-in time for the May I event will be at 8 a.m . with a 10 a.m . scheduled shotgun start. The cost per person is SI 2S, which includes a cart, green fees, prizes, continental break.fast. lunch on the course, and hors d'ocUYrcs after the "It's going to be a terrific event. and we're anticipating a good turnout," Woolsey said. "The important thing to remember is that you can have a great day of golf while also supporting Corona dcl Mar's championship team." ~bault should do well for us at league fmals," Twcit added. WEDNESDAY COED .. C,. 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The tournament is sponsored by the Touchdown Club. which has been supporting Corona del Mar football activities since For registration form and information. contact Jennifer Woolsey at (714) 760-3931 or Nancy Gouvion at (714) 763- 3635. ' Cypress i~ up next for OCC The red-hot Orange Cout years has been wild," said OCC bis finest outing of the 1euon. Colleae baseball team scored 41 Coach Mike Mayne, .. so there's isn' med apinst Fullerton. be runa in three Oranae Empire no reason to expect this one wilJ . would likely aet the call aaainst Conference aames last week, but be any different, especially since Cypress, Douria (7-1), a fresh- it wasn't enouah to overcome the team that loses is goina to man riahthander from Toronto. front-running Rancho Santiaao, be in a difficult potition u far would then be uaed apinat the who continue to lead OCC by u bavina a shot at the cbam-Dona, apimt whom be toued one-half pme heaMliq into the pionahip.,. a four-hitter in his last ouaing • final round of action. Mayne, who bu southpaw ace needina relief help in the seventh The Piraaa (~I overall, Ryan Thibault (6-J) rested, aaid innina. II~ iD conference budiq into he couldn' predict who would · today's pme apinat Fullertota) pitch Saturday or Tuaday until .. The one thina we must avoid tab daeir final replar-eeaaon · after tbc Fullerton pme. is atubbiq our toe qain like we ..t .a tbe tcama tbey raaure .. If we have to ute Ryan in did last week apimt Riwnide, .. ..., Will laawe to defeat to win relief' in the Fullertoa pme, tbcn said Mayne. •well be mini • ... 1919 dt·npiwlaip-travel-it would be Douria aaainat quick hook the rest of tbc i .. to C,"111 (24-12. ICM) Cyprea. wbO 181t pitclled Sat· wn." ........, (April 22) for a noon unlay (April 15. dlh•i• Sed-oo.il cruieed ia t1ae IM win ~ tbea. retuniq home diet.cl, .IM)," M~ laid. .,.. Sedtlll•ncl, , .. ,owtld !tY T-..., (Aid 25) to .... die II nak•lt, • IO(tlaOllOn • liAfllP ...... ...., o_,ow- Dlill fn.12. 11-5) II 2:•,t;. lrom POUllllllll v..., II .. no .U. 6ppoa1a11• pit+W, npt -auau.z •w ~ Gold• w-. IS-J, ~..., . ,,, FIQFflHll ... ,,....,(April IJ>.••• t .. 1 • • oc1e . CHOC h9nors Charles & Nora Hester A record was set for the All- G u ild Saks Fifth Avenue Fashion Show benefiting Chil- dren's Hospital of Orange County. More than 2,700 attended the two-day luncheons held at the Anaheim Marriott. This year CH OC added a third event to their succcssf ul memory of R obert Denham, Allergan, M r . and Mrs. Andreoli and TRW. Underwri- ten included Alexander, Diver- sified Shopping Center, Downey Savings, Eldorado Bank, Home Savings, Lucky Stores, Newport Penonnel, Paine Webber, J .R. Peters, Arthur Young and World Title. · ·Harborlites fundraiser, an evening black-tie dinner attended by more than 600, which a lso featured the practical clothe and at the same time honored Nora and Charles Hester for their many contribu- tions to the hospital. Quite an undertaking for chair Carol Palermo and her commit- tee: Mme . Donald Powell, Peter Carter, William Paulson, Dave ei h, Carrell Clem, George Rach. Philip Northcote, Lloyd Ojcrs, Kurth Krause. Hal Tobrri~ Robert CTemmer, Merrill Clisby, Jo eph Stawicki, Dean McCann, Frederick Hamann. Melville Singcrr Donald Davis, Art Wardner and Will iam Nagurslci. More Harborlites erving on the committee were Mmes. Adolph Kober tcin, PuaJ Hee- schcn, Mike McGlonc, Hal Bouley, Stuart Rowe, Chuck Robertson, Edwin Finster and Larry Hamlin. Sponsors of the extravaganza which celebrated its 27th year were The Fieldstone Company, Mr. and Mrs. WilLiam Garwin, Sensor Medics Corporation in BY DINA VON BURGER Hoag Hospital had a bu y two days last week. The ho pital honored its volu nteer at a luncheon held at the Four Sca- ons. The following night the Hoag cart Institute benefited from the opening night of the Prager Family's new re taurant, The Yankee Tave rn . ••• The Guys and Dolls Chapter hosted a .. tax-break" party at the Balboa Bay Club. Members donned gangster attire to com- pete lor the ··-eest Dist.re scd Dress" femaJe or male. Mildred Mead chaired the dinner dance which benefittcd the Orange County Performing Arts Center. ••• Postscripts: The Cystic Fibro- sis Guild hosted a membership luncheon at the Center Club. The YWCA recognized county- wide volunteers at a luncheon held at the Disneyland Hotel. United Cerebral Palsy honored Bernard Jacoupy at a fabulous dinner held at Le Mcridicn. The Orange County Philharmonic Society featured the couture of David Hayes at the Ritz Carlton. UE LAVlll. •U llAlllEY 11111 l• FlllEI • .... 111111111. LLONGSoF NEWPORT INC. THINKINl; OF SELLING YOU~ HOME . CHRISTA A GERRY LONG List with confidence. Our clients have responded with their own assessment of our performance. Here are some brief excerpts from their letters. " ... outstanding professional iob .. • Mr. & Mrs. A Luttke. Corona def Mar h1ghtv recommend your services. - Mr. & Mrs R AnaUs . your knowledae,,.your professt0nahsm .. : Mr. and Mrs.~. Ross. Lona Beach ..... your professionalism in every aspect ..... Mr. and Mrs. T. Enalish, Oetroft ..... your thorou1h concern ••• • Mr. and Mrs. J. Blom, Corona del Mar "You made all our problems small ones. .. Ms.. J. l..adenburpr, Newport Beach • •.. your com~ ~taent. and professie>MI handl..,. •.. • Mr. and Mr. R. Newell, Pasadena ..... confidence and trust in your mtec• i~ ..... Mr. and Mrs. W. Aleunder, Anaheim 111 • .. orofessioNI ~ .. Mr: a.id Mrs. P. c.san. Ne"PQlrt BHctt Why take a chance? You may come in and read the above letters, ·and call the above letters, and call those people at our expense. Remember, selling your home is one of the most important decisions of your life. Call us at 640-5664 .. ,_ 11 Ar• 11. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN • us1ness Vah-But aids in excuses BY CA Tl~ JACKSON You feel that you need a month in Tahiti to rejuvenate your zest for life ... Yah-but, you can't afford the time or the expense." You·ve come up with an idea that could revolutionize the company you work for. "Yah- but. the bos hates your front office appearance." You want to marry the man of your dreams ... Yah-but, his divorce isn't final yet. and his three sons will be out of juvenile hall before the wedding." Whether you •ve realized it or not, your life is cluttered with Yah-buts. What Orange Coast College Professor Susan Smith has done is place them in the form a plush doll that delivers a life-coping message. The YA H-BUT was conceived by Smith, an a istant profe sor of history. after he attended a brainstorming faculty meeting a few years ago. "'We were discuss- ing 'creative solutions' to various problem and it truck me that. for each idea voiced. there was a herd of Y ah-buts released by the -0ther present," Smidt aid. ·•so I figured that since we already have them in such abun- dance. all I'd have to do i make them tangible." That was the easy part. according to Smith, who, after much experimentation with get- ting just the right look, came up ~ with a plush gray creature with a black nose. dangling ear~. "Bambi-brown" eye and a reas- suring smile. The Y AH-BUT come equipped with a handful of ·gentle reminders' in the form of stickers that include: Y AH- BUT. I'm worth it; Y AH-BUT. 1·m good; and YAH-BUT. I love you. Blank ticker are al o included for individuali t who require a more personal me - sage. According to S mith ... the YAH in him wants to say 'yes' to every scheme. the BUT in him reminds us that thing arc never what they eem." That seemed to be the case for Smith as well as he tried to get the Y AH-BUT rolling. "It' amazing the amount of time it takes to get from ·Gee. wouldn't it be great.· to actually getting it out," said Smith. who admitted to being a novice in the manu- facturing busincs . She credited bu inc partner George Thomson. a former tudenl ol hers. with helping ·overcome the Yah-buts about the Y AH-BUTs. ··1 handled the design. trademarks and pat- ents." Smith said . "and George put together the manuf actur- iog." She called Thomson. a bu - iness major at Cal State Fuller- I ton and owner of Northstar Enterprises, the company that di tributes the YA H BUT . among other things, ... an amv- ingly creative fellow." "George is an immigrant from Viet Nam who really believe in the American Dream:· said Smith. "'I couldn't have done it without him." Smith is a Newport Beach resident and a Harbor High chool and OCC alumnus. She was graduated from orthern Arizona University with majors io history and philo ophy and said. "This is payback time for me. The advantage to being in education is being exposed to the remarkably fertile ground for imagination." She admitted to personalizing her Y AH-BUT with ·forty is not fatal.· When asked if there were any other projects in the works, she rcpljcd ... Something is incu- bating. but I won't say what it is yet. .. Smith projected that the Y AH-BUTs. currently only available by mail. should hit retail stores by June. Until then. they can be ordered from North- star Enterprises. 23010 Lake Fore5t Dr., Suite l 58. Laguna Hill , Ca .• 92653. for $9.99 plu postage and tax. Other 'roducts include sweatshirts. T-shirts and coffee mugs. If. yOu' live in ••• Arc.adia 10 I l '''"'"'" Ill ,,,,, f45 6()4() Cnrito. JIJSO l S1He1li ..., (lrJJ Jlf44l. ~· 'JS w ,_,,..,,II filfJ ur 7'11 Coeb Maa Fountain Valley 1 7150~wAtv (1141 '42 1'24 Frtwt 41191 ~~ ,..,, (4 UJ6~1 UH Fvllaton . ,..., .... lOI W k<M""ll.t'f U (1141 ffl ·u~ •s-eilll c.... -C....-A" UOO lnJtt" 'it 141 I I 0..-• ~"" (1 141 ~j· ,1;0 tn41 •7• ~ZJll a osw S.4 ruwA t Hesperia .,,_,._. ·-IUJl M•SI ~L 17rlt SI (6/9)"9-1141 (]If} ... l ~411 • _ .... 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'J11211ect IClfl Wiii • 1111 11r1? • kmwl? ,......_ •'11 blw-. Business Briefs The Irvine Company ha ZepP' the ewport Beach named the top 19 office and-rcsturant ~as been accepted for indu trial brokers for 1988. The membership in the Master Chefs honored brokers included IO Institute. Founded in .1984. the from ewport Beach: Jerry Master Chefs Institute is an Cole. Coldwell Banker; Jim as ociation of 800 gourmet DeGraw, Coldwell Banker: rcsturants in Europe and North George Economo . Grubbs and America that represents the fine Elli ; Gary Eschenroeder. dinning segment of the industry. Meridian Pacific; Ernie J ohan-••• so~ Grubbs and Ellis~ Pal · Olristoplter A. Copps, direct Papaccio, Grubb and Ellis; Ted investments coordinator at the Snell. Coldwell Banker; Bob ewport Beach office of Smith Thagard. Coldwell Banker. and Barney. has earned a Certified Rieb Wray. Coldwell Banker. Financial Planner (CFP) desig- ••• nation from the College of The Newport Beach-based Financial Planning in Denver. LFC Real Estate Marketinc Colorado. Ser.ice sold a total of 35 ocean- o rie n ted condominiums in Newport Beach and Long Beach. in roughly two hours to an anxious homebuying crowd of more than 400 people. at a recent Coastal Condominium Auction in ewport Beach. ••• Katllaleen Lou, was appointed Assigomcnt Supervi- or of the Champagne Tempor- ary Help, a Newport Bcach- bascd temporary help service for over 23 years. ••• Polly Q•aia a Mary Kay Independent Sales Director. of Newport Beach. was awarded the company•s most sought after prizes. the free use of a pink Cadillac for exceeding specific ale level for a ix month r>eriod . • •• ••• Kelly Ma-'er, IBD, ASID, has joined the Newport Beach office of PHH Walker. an inte- rior architectural and facilities planning firm, as project Man- ager / Designer. • •• Yolanda S~ has joined Lenac. Warford, Stone Adverti ing and Public Rela- tions as production supervisor. ••• Neal La•ltt was named vice president of public relations at Lcnac. Warford, Stone advertis~ ing and public relations. ••• Tim Jolamoe was apointed to the po ition of project manager of J .Ray Interiors. a division of J .Ray Conslruction pccializing in tenant improvements. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ We are publlshl~ a "Medical Referrdl Ne~ s8ctlon to reach 25.cxx> amuent homes In our community each week. All M.D.'s are~ to contact the Class!fled ~· at 631-a120 for more ~111C11llon -----' ~ . -------- . • ... fl. I• THE NEWPORT 98GH fLW II 8Y CllUYL STDIUNG .. ~ Approximately 10.000 Boy s c t ;::~n:::;:~::~=u~~~ couting lives in Orange oun y is still very much a part of the American scene. The Orange County Council of the Boy Scouts of America did its part to celebrate the Orange County Centennial at its 1989 Camporcc. Scouts from the Rancho del Mar District, of which Newport Beach is a part, were there enforce, participating in the f estivitics. Among them were Jonathan Sachs, Randy Rickenbaugh and Jason Soukeras from Troop 90, relaxing in their tent. By the _ looks o! Randy's father, snoring.. on his cot in the comer, sleep was not of the highest priority the ni"1t before. The boys were busily planning for Saturday evening's mischjef. Meanwhile , some of the scouts enj oyed such events as the sack races, tug of war. both dry and slippery, stretcher relays, archery, moon monster races. hot item transport, frisbee golf and throw, knot tying relays, volleyball and travois relays. The most popular game, however, was the water balloon catapult. . ~ ... - • • ,_II •a 11. t• THE NEWPORT 98GN .... , Din in~ Persian treasure Tea · Room BY CHERYL STEHLING In ancient Persia, the favorite gathering place for exchanging the news 9f the day was the tea room. So when the owner of the Tea Room restaurant in Newport Beach decided to introduce Persian cuisine to Orange County, the name ecmcd very appropriate. However, this fine and elegant restaurant doe not only serve tea. And there is no rushed or hurried atmo phere here. The courteous staff goes out of the way to ce that their gue ts are attend ed to and every need is met. The Tea Room ope ned at the Newport Beach Golf Course in February and is catching on in a bi g way . Once diners have discovered the Tea R oom ·s Persia n Buffe t, they become hooked and come back for more. And the ambience i peaceful.· with a view of the-golf course and fountain . Lunch is a pecial occasion at the Tea Room. Diners have a choice o f the buffe t. which i nclude~ u whole host of salads. ~oups. rice with barberries, a delicacy only grown in Iran; saffron rice, a Persian cas erole of eggplant, yellow split and si rloin tips, s pring c hicken kabob. White fish is batter fried and fresh vegetables are sautced. No Persian buffet would be complete without broiled toma- toes to accompany the kabobs . Diners may also choose an item from the extensive lunch menu. Soups. salads. sand- wiches arc all available. Entrccs include such delights as Melon Newport, fcttuccini. spaghetti mahi mahi, quiche du iour and jujeh. kabob, which is charbroiled skinless chick mar- inated overnight in a saffron- lemon mix. This item is highly recommended and it is ervcd with saffron rice. Choose a dessert of baghlava or assorted pastrv. The dinner menu al o features a buffet. But the regular fare is a bit more extensive than lunch. A whole host of appeti1crs,. ca food , authentic Persian dishes and meat and fowl entrees may be chosen from. On Saturday nights. begin - ning at 10 p.m. enjoy Persian • classical music in the lounge. On Sunday, sample the cham- pagne brunch, where the Per ian Buff et is the highlight. And for couptcs looking for an elegant surrounding for a wedding reception, look no further than the Tea Room. The restaurant and bar holds up to 2SO guests. Menus may be planned and full bar service is available. The Tea Room is located at 3100 Irvine A venue in Newport Beach. For more information, call 7S6-0121. Si;.ginS & Dancing into fh~ 90·~// a Gloooua music: of tr111ng Berlin leHa Iha atory ol w.1e1 w ... aha•pahQoter Annie Oakley Thta deloghtlul ICOfe 1nc:ludH •Tll>er•'• No 8uelftaea l•• St\-•uelft••••, ·Anytlllng ,.u Can Do", and •0o1n• Wllat co-• HetUfalty". April ~ t . JulJ t, 1 In Music and Lyrics by l~ving Berlin A Dln~r Pfayhouae One Price Includes Dinner, ~ -...:. Oriental, Chelo kabob barg, Tax & Show _,.. C714> t7'M511 M llJM(714)11t-1980 It's Uncanny by Bill Hamilton Magic mtnngut-but 3 eggs suff, gradually addt1'g l cup 5Upr. Scrap tnto pnng(orm pan chat's bttn coattd wtth non· ack cooking spray and bake slowly (at JOO-) for an hOur. ~cool. Tht ~ pan. menngut W1JI mk 1n the middle (or you can Cl'U5h 11) to fonn a nest for ict cream or whipped filling. • • • You u n often dried fruu an chc mkrowa~ Add I ~p waccr to ~ cup rabtns Cowr bowl w.ch ~ntcd plasnc, up on high l minucc. • • • Mini-pica breads, spht in half, make ptrfttt cruses for do-ii-yourself pw.a sucks Don't l1mi1 1oppmp to moua- rflla and tomato Try goac cht-ctc and ="· evtn chedc.f<11r ind brocc~1 • • • ••• Ste~ mete fOr ,_ c•1111 • .._. CUI wtth cWnW ................ ,. rnn' • (714> tn-7590 e ............... . •. \..._ JWl/IMllt-=-~'=:::..,_..,..._ l 0 " High-Stepping Fan! We're • te•t ltltcllen f•r ~w menu ltent• and foe"• on lteaHlt 111tern•tioes tltat are t••t11 and make your dining more e11)01J•ble. ;-------vALUABtl couro,,·------1 I FREE PIE DESSERT • I I With Any Dinner 1 · 1 Purchase .,. .. ,. I . ... ___ Offll llPllll THUii.. AMIL 21'11 --· J Complete Dinners Now Being ~rved Arter 5PMI California St111e Pa ta Al It Best lnclu .. S.llld a.r at Pizza ELEIAllCt-n. ,_...I ll•1-~1r1 If tlll Ta R .. R .......... la • 11111 CH M llMtt flr11i11. n1 Ta RIHt 1111 llt11•1C11t Pml11 ClilJ• ti o,... CMlty In 111 ti.It llltltt. r1atertront Parkers' Se1food Grill fHturts daily frtsh seafood, p1st1S 1nd grills-1/I served on the water-widt the most S/HCtacularv;ews m Newport BHch Dinner gr1c10usly served mghtly-m our beautiful dining room ind on our fourw1ter· side patios. .. .. ... II. t• THE NEWPORT B8CiH PIM II En e • ent NTAC chronicles life in Texas town in 'LuAnn ' BY CHERYL STEHLI NG ewpo rt Theater Arh Center ha o nce agai n hown it vcr Jtility in the c urrent produc- tron of .. LuAnn Hampton Lnv- cny Oberlander." The play chronicle~ 20 year of a woman· life in a backwater West Texas town. LuAnn (Deborah-Leigh Schmidt) is a high chool senior in 1953 whose only immediate desire is t o attend the senjor picnic with her nerdy boyfriend (Keith 8arico- vich). She is a cheerleader and full of bouncy rebelliousness that her no-nonsense, pragmatic mother (Brooks Anne Hayes) is hard-pre sed to understand. To the mother, LuAnn is just a ·•confounded kid" that cannot be the product of her elf and her late-husband. Then there· Skip (Mark Per- kins), Lu Ann's loudmouth, idealistic dreamer of a war veteran brother. He never evolves and by the end of the play, is a drunken laughing tock who cannot be trusted with small change. Skip introduced LuAnn to a war buddy, Dale Laverty (R o bert Ha lver\on). who 1 dc~uncd to become LuAnn· hu band Act Two advance 10 year to 1963 LuAnn •~ an embittered divorced mother of a little daughter The action is centered in Red G rover's Bar, where LuAnn i to meet her econd hu band. Corle y Oberlander (Mitchell unn). Act Three wind up in 1973. where LuAnn i now a weary mother of a teenagcd daughter. Charmaine (Nicole Sander ). who resembles the LuAnn of 20 years before. This play wo rk very well, not only becau e it i a s ubtle comedy, with a poignant mes- age, bu't it flows moothJy from decade to d ecade. The excellent makeup ages the characters nicel) and the characters thcm- elve g1\.e cred ibility to the rol~. · Other cast member include Bill Carde n as Red Gro\ier. Patrick Emmett as Rufe Phelp . Mic hael Hamontree as Olin Pott and Marie Ro enthaJ as Milo C rawford. Cale.ndar AjlT Golden West Collece Fine Arts GaJlery. will have on di play the county's be t adver- ti ing and graphic de igns. April I 0 through the 21 . Gallery hour arc 10 a.m . to 2 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 6 to 8 p.m. Located at 3100 Irvine Ave Newport Beach Tuesday and Wednesday even- ings. Admi ion is free. ••• Oranie Coa t Collece will host its annuaJ Juried StGdent Art Exhibition through May 18 in the college· An Gallery. In M IC UJliYersity of. Californla, Irvine Symphony Orche tra Zelman Boker. conductor. with guest arti t R onald Leonard. principal celli t for the Lo Angeles Philharmonic. Program include~ " hado w .. by Singcl- W e invite you to experience The Tea Room Re taurant, a country- cl ub atmosphere, overlooking the 18-hole golf course. Open to the public for lunch , dinner, Sunday brunch or deliciously catered banquets and weddings. Weddings , S~cial wedding packages are available for lunch or dinner receptions, offering elegant catering. Call our Catering Director at (7141) 756-0121 11 a.m . -3 p.m. for the delicious details. Banquets Whether a dinner, reunion, bar mitzvah or party, our staff will help you create a distinctive affair. (On Newpon lach Golr Count) (714) 756-0121 LUNCH: Monday-Friday 11:30 AM -2:30 PM DINNER: ~ -Smuday 6 -10 PM SUNDAY IRUNCH 11 AM ... l PM. • ton. Cello Concert by Elgar and Stravinsky's .. P etrouchka. •· Performance will tale place at the o uth Coast Community Church. 8:30 p.m. aturday. May 6. Ticlets S7. S6. SS at the Bren Cente r Box Office a nd T1cketron. Call 714 856-SOO TAGE "LuAnn H ampton Lavert} Oberlander .. continu~ through M a~ 7. Call 63 1..()2 ' for u cket informatio n. DA CE Un1 vusi1y of California. Irvin~ Dance Workshop. Works choreographed by UCI tudcnt in dance. Fine Arts Little Theatre, 8 p .m. Wedne day- aturday. May 10-13, with 2 p.m. maunee aturda}, May 13. T1d.cb S6. SS. $4 at the Bren Center Box Office and Ticke- tron Call 856-SOOO Ml C . Si ngl e~ ailing Societ)-46 foot luxury ailboat. leave every unda} at 10 a.m. Re enattons a mu t. Group weekend trip available. CaJI Captain Fred at 646-4005. Appeata..i thru April 22 SHAKE RATILE & ROIL Coming~ 25thruJune10 SUZIE & THE ~ETHEARTS The Golden Al,c of Rock ~ • Roll is back and Duke·~ has il live. Come dance to the hottest sounds of the SO's, 60's, and 70's at Duke's Nost•lsia Nite Oub. Relive all youi favorite oldies . but 1oodies every Tuetday throup Sahlrday. Elljoy tbe con~ of tGDptimentary partial-Aad ll'J o.te .. CWIJ Moa - .. · ...... ,..__..!I. IMI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Religious Directory .. - TEMPLE ISAIAH Temple Isaiah of Newport Beach will present a concert on Sunday, April 30 at 7:30 p.m. to celebrate its I 5th anniversary and to observe National Jewish Music Month. The temple is located at 2401 Irvine Avenue. The vocal ensemble will fea- ture soloists which will render a series of Israeli. Y emenitc and Sefardic folksongs, along with request Liturgical Shabbat and Festival renditions as well as· contemporary co mpositions. The public is invited . TEMPLE BAT YAHM Temple Bat Yahm will hold its annual art auction o n Satur- day evening, May 6. at 7:30 ,p.m. Wine. cheese and a n array of exotic dessert temptations will accompany the festivities. which are highlighted by a li ve auction o f a large variety of traditional and contempo rary art pieces. WE'RE A CHURCH IN RENEWAL Traditional 7:30 AM Contemporary 9:00 AM Charismatic 10:4S AM Church School 9:00 AM . ..... ---•• thRc .. wtca 06I a.. f;OD -• l~ .• , .. .-..DawWC.Allll1n ..... R1ow rJ!i~ SA.INT JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3209 Vaa Lido Rewport Beach. CA·· 92663 714/675-0210 PllwcalllrdM1 ... .......__,_1'1if•M•.a11 I . FUTM IOEl-ll 111 lllnll II.... tr r'r , :. 111111 C111111111 ... ..._111ar111 ...... ._ .......... , 'f lll'Jill ... 11911 rllll. Al 0. llllf .... ti .... The· event is open to the will be held at the home of Jack commumty and tickets are avail· and Bernice Stein in Huntington able at $5 per person. The temple Beach on Sunday, April 23. A is located at I 011 Camel back full sedcr meal will be served Road in Newport Beach. Call following. the reading of the Laura Weinreich at 733-1215 for Secular versaon of the Hag- more information. gagah. written for the by the JSA ••• members. TraditionaJ Passover Registration for Camp· Bat ~ wilLallo be sung. A-full ahm nas officially opened and house is expected so reservations applications are available arc must for this unique expe- through Temple Bat Yahm. The rience. A S 12 donation per camp will run for seven weeks · person will be accepted. Call the from June 26 through Aug. 11 . Steins at 96~'198 for There will be one four-week information. session followed by a three-week JEWISH FED ERA TJON session. Hours will be 9 a.m. to The board of directors has 12:45 p.m. and participants have adopted a revascd goal for the a choice of a two. three or five 1989 United Jewish Fund Cam- day week. The program is open paign in response to the exodus to children aged two years and of some 40.000 Jews from the six mo nths. toilet trained and to Soviet Union this year. The new those who are still in pre-goal is Sl.325.000 and is for the kindergarten in the fall. Call .. Passage to Freedom." Gale Bier al 644-1999 for more MARI ERS CHURCH · information. As part of the Josh McDowell ••• Ministry's nataonal "Why A community blood drive will Wait?" camp a ign, the film be held at the temple on Sunday, .. Where Youth arc Today: What April 23 from 8:45 a.m. to I :45 You Need to IC.now About the p.m. in conj unction with the Teen Sex Cri is" will be shown Orange County Chapter of the on Sundays through June 4 at Red C ro s. The public i invited. 10: 15 a.m. in room 224. The JEWISH SECULAR church is located at 1000 Bison ASSOCIATION A venue in Newport Beach. Call A Community Passover Seder 640-6010 for more information. Share what GOD Is Doing In Your Congregation . <Jse Our Dlredoty to welc0t1ae someone • CENTER FOil SPIRITUAL DEVELOPMENT A retreat titled "The Chal- lenges of Marriage: To Grow ·and C hange Over Time" will be held at the Center from Friday. April 28 through Sunday, April 30. The weekend wiJI include prcse~ sharing, penonal reflection and prayer. The cost is S200 per couple and the Center is located on 434 S. Batavia Street in Orange. Call 744-3175 for more information. A one-day r~treat titled 06Holy Spirit: Source of Human Solidirity" will be held at the Center on Tuesday, May 2, fromm 9:30 a .m . to 3 p.m. The cost of $20 includes lunch . CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Dr. Peggy Bassett. senior minister of the church, received a resolution from State Senator Marian Bergeson commending her on her election of president of the United Church of Reli- gious Science during a recent ceremony in Bergeson· office. Bassett, the first woman to head the national bod y. a l o was commended on her continual efforts for women's issues and her projects to promote wo rld peace. . SHIR HA-MA 'ALOT HARBOR REFORM TEM- PLE The Jewish Parenting Center of the temple bas . organized a Mommy & Me play group for children aged 18 months to three years. 0 Tot Shabbat" offers activities which include Jewish Holiday-appropriate crafts, songs and circle games, as well as indoor and outdoor play. The group ois led by Robyn Stein. a quaJified pre-school teacher, experienced in both Jewish and secular ettings. T ot Shabbat will be held Friday mornings at 10 a.m. at the temple. 2100 Mar Vista, Newport Beach for a six week ession, from april 28 through June 2. Class ~izc is limited and thercf o rc it is important to register early. Total fee for the class is S25 for temple members and $30 for no n-members. Call 644-7203 for more information. ST. MARK CHURCH A charity concert will be held at the church on Sunday, Mav 14, from 6-IO p.m. T he proceeds will benefit the Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter for the Ho me- less in Costa Mesa. The concert will feature three local Orange County bands, Surrender Dorothy, The With- drawal and Jqst Population. The admission cost is a SS donation per persom. Refreshments will be available and aJl ages are welcome. Call 241-0634. compiled by Chtryl Stehling. lnsirhts columnist Pegry Darnell will return next week. St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wonhlp .t hes lh9 pnttical. Owtli....:t Mal~ R I I , -.COMING COMPLITI" t ,.,, llMI) ' ... MCn1CI Of DUTM MO Of Hitt• TO A0-1UUTATICW UTHnNll.~ A-141W s To 111 heirs. beneflc11r1es, creditors, contin1ent creditors and persons who may be otherwtse lnterHted in the wtll °' estlte, or both, of KATHRYN M. SCHIEN A PETITION ~s been filed by Mil TON I BERMAN in the Superior Court of Callfomi1, County of 0tan1e requestina th1t Mil TON I. BERMAN be appointed IS personal represent1t1ve to ldminister the estate of the decedent. THE PETITION requests 1uthot1ty to administer the estate under the Independent Adm1nistt'lt1on of Estates Act (This authority allows the personal reoresentateve to take many ICtlons without obtainm1 court 1prov1t Before tlk1n1 certain ICtions. however. the personal represen tltrve is required to 11~ notice to interested persons untns they have waived not.a 0t con$80led to, the Pfopose<S action ) The independent adm1n1stration authority will be aranteel unless an •nterested person files an obtecbon to this petrttOn ind shows eood ca.use why the court should not arant the authonty. A HEARING on the petition will be held on SI 1 l /89 at 1.45 PM in Dept 3 k>Clteel at 700 Civic Center Onve West. S.nta Ana, CA 9270 l . IF YOU OBJECT to the 1rant1ne '! the petition, you should etthet appear at the hearina •nd state your objections or file written obfectlons •1tn the court before the he1rlna, Your appearance may be made 1n person or by your 1ttorney IF YOU A.RE A CREDITOR or a conttnaent creditor of the deceased. you must file your claim wrth the court and mail a CoPY to the pers.onal rec:>resentative appo;nted by the court within four months from the date of first issuance of letters as provided 1n section· 9 lOO of the C.liforn1a Probate Cocte The time tor filing claims will not eit,pire prior to four months from the date of the hearsn& rlOhced above • YOU MAY EXAMINE ttle ftle kept by the court 11 you are a person interested 1n the ~tate. you may file with the court a formal Request for Speciar Notice of the hhng of an inventory and a~1sement of estate assets or of any petition or account as pr<>'<ltdect rn sect•on 1250 ot the Cahforn1a Probate Code A ReQuest for Special Notice form is available from the coun clerk Attorney for petitioner BARRY S RUBIN LESLIE ANO RUBIN 124 Lasky Or . Beverly Hills, CA 90212 4/21.4128.5/5 21 19 K-47SSO SUMMONS (ClT ~ClON JUOJC1All NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: (AVISO A ACUSAOO) WEST CUMBERL.ANO Oil & GAS INC dba WEST CUMBERLAND Oil & GAS CO 11 Gal1forrna corporation. ROBFRT T JAMESON an 111d1v1dual and OOE. l througt1 DOE 10 1nclu!.1ve. • YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PlAINTlff (A Ud. le nu demandando) WILLI~ 5i l,UNO INC • a Wyom1n& Cofporat1on. 1 'I · h\v 30 'CAlENOAR DAYS aher this summons is served Ot'I ybO to-Me a typewritten response at this court A letter or phone call will not protect you. your typewrstten response must be rn proper legal f0<m 1f you want the court to hear your case If you do not file your resPQnse on time you may lose the cue, and your waaes. money and property may be taken wrthout further warnina from the court There ire othef lqal reQu1rements Yoo may want to call 10 attorney naht away If you do not know an anorney, you may call an attorney referral service 0t a legal aid office (listed 1n the phone book) Oespues de Que le entrquen esta c1tac1on 1ud1c1al usted tiene un ptazo de 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS para presentar una respuesta esc:rsta a maqusna en esta corte Una carta o una ll1mada teleton1ca no le oh~era proteccion. su respuesta escr1ta a. maquina tiene que cumphr con las fOf'mahdades lt"&al~ aprop1adas S• usted qu1ere que la eofte escuche su caso S1 usted no presenta su respuesta a t1empo, puede perder el caso y le pueden qu1tar su salario, su dsnero y otfls cosas de su Proc>tedad stn 1v1so ad1c1onal por parte de la corte Eusten otros requ1s1tos tea1les Puede que usted Qu1era llamar 1 un abapdo inmed•atamente S• no conoce • un abopdo, ~ llatn1r 1 un sen11cio de refeteoe1a de abclpdo$ o a una ofYC•NI de •yuda leCaJ (vu el d1rectono tetefontoo) CAil NUMeO (...._.ct.I C.0) 51S15a The name and tddreu of the court 1s (El nombfe y d1reec10t1 dt la carte a) ORANGE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT. 700 Civic Center om-. West. Slr'O Ana. Cahfomta 92701 The Mmt, eddrtss, end~ number of pla.nt1trs llttomey, 0tr plaintiff Without an .t!OfMY, rs (El nombte la d1recc.on 'I el numetV de teAefono del abopdo del demandante. 0tr def demand.Int• Que no tiene abopdo, es) Susan R. Wteeh. Esq LAYMAN, JONES & DYE 2600 Mechetton Offle. Suite 1000 lnnne, Cat...,,,. 92715 (714) 261 2345 DATE (fteN) Die 13. 1988 GARY L. GRANVILLE Cl4ark, by (Actuario) MARJORIE FELIX. Deputy (Oelepdo) 4/1,4/214/285/S 2113 HOUMO NOTa °' TRUSTEn SALE T. S. ND ..... 15'\.E FEVER -..oATANr NOflCE TO PROPERTY OWNER: YOU ARIE IC OEFAU..T utc:>ER A DEED Of T~. MTEO JNIJAR'f 22. 1•. UNLESS VOU TAl<E ACTION TO PAOTECT VOUR PROPERTY. IT aMY BE SOlD AT A P\.8..IC SALE. F YOU NEED AH EXPt.ANATION OF THE NATURE c:E THE PAOOEEOING AGAINSTYOU. YOUIHOUU>CX:NTACT Al.AW'IER. On Apel 'D. , ... 1~ A.Jl. Sin a.go FCddolufe ~. Inc. .. ..., ............. ._... \Mir Ind pur..c • o..I d TMC 19011 Nied .,.,,_, 27. 1•. • 1NL no.~ ti C... 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" ... ot N TNMe and d NW. o.-d ..W Deed al TN91. 1D ...... , ........ ~.... ,,. nae.(•) wwd bV Mid Deed ot TNll., l>'Wtt 815,000.00 •" 1n9rM ~ fron\ A'9'9t 1, 1• • 14,~ ..., annum • ~ In Mid noll(a} ...,, <Dm Ind W'f 8d"9.-of 121 ,W.23 wi" lntlt'eet • o1 ht dale of Pl"*•n. The ~ under wd Deed °' Trutl ._.....,,. ••ec:allld Ind del.-.d 1D fie ~ a wnr.n ~ al o.fatk Ind Demand tor Sele. Ind a wnaen ~ of [)et.ii Md EJedion ., s.a. The underllCIMd caJMd MICt Noice al O.fait Inf Elec1ion 1D s.t1 1D be reccwo.ct In W. ~ ...,_ "9,.., popeny la loc9d San Diego F~ SeMc:ea, Inc. 3737 c.mno Oii Rio Souft. Sui• 207 San Diego. CA 82tOI ~1~~ A/Jhwind~ O.: Mlrch 17, 1• Af>t.1. 14.21, ,. NNpov1 Hwtxw &.on 3127 4 /7 4/14 4/21 2090 NO~EATH ANO OF PEI I I ION TOAm.MSTEA ESTATE~ MILDRED THOMAS CASE NO. A 137023 To .. heft, ~. cnoclkwl, contingent ~. and peflOnl who may be o4Mt•• lnMK..a.d in t'9 .. or..._, or both, of Mil.OREO THOMAS A PETrTlON ha bMf't lllci ~LESTER Y AAO In l'9 Sup41riof Cot.wt of Caltomia. -County of ORANGE ~q that LESTER 'Y ARO be appoin'-d • petaonail ~to act111mw the fflal9 of.,. docedlnl A HEARING on lhe ~·tion Wiii be hetd on Ma.y .4. 1989 at 1 ·45 PM In Dept 3 localed at 700 CMc Centet Onve West. Santa Ana. CA 92701 If YOU 08.JECT .IO the granttng Of the petibon, you should ellt'I• appear at the heariilQ · and aaae 'f'Xll obJGCtK>ns or me wntten obfec:bolls w1fl lh• cour1 belor9 lhO heating Your appe.rance may be en penon ot by your anomey IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a coo ngon1 Ctedtor of f\e deceasod you ~t f•\e your dUn 'llt1f\ the coutt . and mall a copy IO the personal r ~ntatlW appoinl8d by tie court within four monl1s ltom the dalll or brst 1SSUanoe of letters as ~ 111 sectJOn 91 oo of the ca111om.. Probate Code The tor t 1ng claims w1U not •~P'r8 pnot IO ku month 1rom 1'• da of tie heanng no&cecf above YOU MAY-EXAMINE t\e ~by eoott If you are a pe"'°" intetested In &he eSla vou ma~ Me wsfl 'lho c:our\ a JOfmaJ Request for · Notca ol m.ng oJan 1nvon1ory ~ apriaisemant or estate UMts or of any petttion or ooount " provided in 88C\IOrl 1250 of tho C 1tomla Prot>J\•o CoOO A Rcquaat k>r Spec.al Notl08 form is av le lrom ht court clerk AttOfney fOf P.dUon«: C•rrnen & Menshekf E. DAY CARMAN 2700 P9e"lc C.O.st Hwy CorON Del Me1 _,CA 12625 Newpart Hcwbor tn&ign 411 • •121 •12 2ni un AHO ACODEHT AND HEAL TH SYNOf"SlS M THE ANNUAL STATEMENT UM Dt0£0 0£C£M8ER 31. 1911 • ..._,. N.wtioMI UM insurane. eomp.n, 205 Ult lo.t\ Shet. Amarillo TI 1' IOI Total ..Om•tt@d a ts SJ 190 90J 703 Total hablhll~ U 022,617,397 Capital stocks SI.500.000 Aureaate write Ins IOI other tncJ n s~''"' surplus runds ~ Gross paid 1n and cootnbut@d surphs $66 924.2~ AGrepte special surplus ~ Unns11nflld runds (surplus) \99 862,049 G.1n Closs) from oper•tions S3 232,288 Net Income 18 397 677 Increase (~crease) tn Cao11a1 and ~rplus durin 1988 ') 0.032 619 lnsuraince tn F0tce Nat.onwsde $2,007,820.000 Acc1~n1 & Health premiums ~ Insuranc e in Fore~ California Business Pase \372.399,259 Accld~t and health ptem.ums Direct Cll1fom1• Business .,. ~ We hereby certify that the above items are in ~ wtth the Annuel ~temeot for.the yell ended December 31, 1988 made to the Insurance Commrss.oner of the State of Cahfom pursu.nt to K t.o-efl Short. Jr Vice~ la Cont RotJet [ ~'Jr. AS$1sQnt Sec:i'IUly 861201 3131 417 4/1' 4121 4/28 2()14 PUmJC lllOTICa nct1UOUI IUIU•ll UMllTAlWJn The toMOwinl perJOf'I " OOinc busineu as COAST· LINE OtSTRt8UTOfl'S. 18 l.atlt\ldt Ct • NealpOtt Bech. CA92663 Louanne ScMetdlf. 18 L1tltude Ct ., Newport a.ch. c. 92663. This business 1s con· duc:t.d .,, ~ •ndMduat Th4 rea•strant com· met"*3 to transac:t bus.I· ness under the fictatM>US bullneu neme hStld aboile on..a.,1, 1919 l Schieidlt The .....• al this ... ,,..... ..... o1 ....... . thDril9 ..... Wt ... .... of a flct,._. busiMH N1Miftri't11olh .--......... .... ... ...... c.11_ .... ( ........... ~ .... '9 llFUI ... Plf 'J tat call9). 1'NI 2 2 •• _ .. .. ...... Cl&*"' 0....--• .... 17. ,. Ml._ wa.ua.111 1111 2111 "*.IC lllOTICI nc11nousa:111 • ..._ITATIFll ll The~perwes dc>tnc ~nns • IMW. l S84 Rrverside Pt Costa Mesa. CA 92627. Usa ,,..,... e.m.n. 1584 ~Pl . c... Mesa c. 92627. This business '' con· ductlld bJ en......,., The rq11trant com· menced IO tnnud ...... ne&5 under tM ~ business"""' .......... on4/l /89 UUJ 8 111.., The ~ °' this .... met'C doe. not ol ... .,. thona 1N UM W. .... ot • t1ct1t.ous buatneas t*M "' $ 1'11 ..... ... ,.... o1 ..... undlr ... . --•con...,. ... ,_ ........... .... •• 1 111 ... '6 II 11 tat cellit 1Na kl ca.Ill -... ...... ea.tr a.. .. ~~--17, ·-· Ml-Ult • .,. 111 WU 11&1 ... ,... ~-l"tCE nc nnoua •••mus fUMI ITATlmlfT The totlOwiflc persons.,.-~ cbna buMness es [)(l MAR HIGHLANDS ASSOCIATt.S. c/o Oon1hue Schrtber, 3501 Jambotee81vd , Su• 300. Newport Beech. CA 92660 o.niet W Donahue. as Trust of the Daniel W. OoMhue Rewcable l rust u /d /t/ dllled Juty 15, 1988 3 1681 Sea Bluff Lane. South Lleuna. CA 92677 Thom.ls L Schriber, as Trust of ttle Thomas L Schriber Revocable Trust u /d/t dated June 2. 1987. 3028 Oce1n 8oulev1rd, Coron. det Mar, CA 92652. Glen C Myiets, es Trustee of the Glen c M'8f'S f lmtly Trust u/1dat9dJ.Muary20. 1986, 16 Cormorant Circle. Newport Bach. CA 92660 Wllham J Kenney, Jr 61 l Alde1n Ptace, Newport Bea.ch, CA 92663 Richard A bk, 355 Clare mont Avenue. Lone Be.ch. CA90803 ~tnck S Donahue, 10 Wildflower lnttnt>, CA 92115 Joy Moulton, 2!>842 ~OS Road. Laguna Hills CA92653 This business IS or duc.t~ by a eneral pan l!.h1p T t ~ r f' •sl••nt tom rnt>nced to t•an!wl t ~ ne,~s un<1e~ th~ hCI •iou~ bus• ss name lrstt'd a on Oct~· 15 1986 Dan ... 1w Don u u Tru~ t: o t the Danie 'e'J Oom1hu .. R~ablf' T '""' u/d I ea! Julv 15 l l ne 11 1n I lhts ~tat., ~~-notof~ Ul>f" 10 lh15' Stal 01 a t1 •1t1ou• ll1.1~111es.' nl\m n .r10 at•on o1 111 ri hlS 1 •notn•r und.,., ea era stat"' or common la-. ( -::1tOn l '400 ~ business and profession COd ) T n1s st.i•,. nt w s t1\t!<S w1H the County Cltto. Or County on Arx 11 1 f • 1485-4 4/21, 4128 515 5112 2120 l-41'ff7 PU-..C NOnCf STATOIOfT Of UANOOMIDfT OfUS(Of •PlCliUOUS IUSllllUS NAii£ The follo•1n1 persons ~ ablndoned the use ol the fictltous business Nme WI PPL E'S HEAL THY FOODS, 1628 San M1 Road. NewPott 8each. Cah· tomia 92660 lM f1ct1t~1 busu,.u name retefred llO lbc:lw RS filed on l/27189 n the ~ol<>r.,... QrieiNt F"• No F4061•9 Edward Powell, 1556 ~on.. PM 1lr-. CA 91108 8enwd 8'....n. 62.S" Palm Oriwe. ~ ~ CA90210 E-..ct,..... .. ,_,. 8u IBT91 n"-s IUI ~ W filld ....... c..., Cleft ol Or.,. CcutlJ an ~ 11. ,. 4/21. 4/ll. S/5 S/11 2121 --=--····---·--·-----············---·· ------··--·~·~•at __ .._. ........... N•N•._._._ .................... _..~ .. ---- -.,. "'• ...... f •• """ ,_ II Ma n. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN 8«*>840 LR AND ACCIDENT AND HEAL TH • .,..,..,_Of# THIE ANtlUAL STAtt-.Hf YEAR ENDED DECEllKR S1, 1-A~ 6-wlll Lile S,.,.,.,.. Compwiy of NN York. 300 Souf'I s ... Sn.c. S)r8cuM, Ntw York 13:202 Tot111 ....... 1a$481,802,141 Toc.l lliblltlH $«5,724,Vi c.pit.11 5'x*a $1,500,000 Grou Pllid In end con~ awplua $38,598,800 Agglev-~ ..... , •.• ~ lnia (~•) $2,800,996 Gllin (La.) tom Ol*'8liona SS,411 ,904 Net lr)Cl)fM $3,489, 145 lnct .... (Dlc:rMle) n CllPit-' end Surplus during 1988 Sot.000,882 . lnsutwa In F0tm: Ndonwide 96,218,974 Ac:ddenl & HMllh Premi&.ms $2, 180,332 Insur.net In F~: c.lbnia Bulineu Page 158,4.0.367 Accident and ~ prwniuns -onct Calilomla Bualneu Page $26.671 We ~ c.1ify ltW h llbo¥e "9ms we In acaontenoe with,_~ S1:a111ment tot the yew ended Oec.mbef 31, 1911 m9de ID the hlurance Commissioner of the Sime of Celibnie ~ID'-· Peaw P . .U. PN-lident Wfl* P. Dahnnlinn, Seaetsy a Exec:u11"9 V'fl» Pntl6dent 3/314/7 4/14 4121 4/28 2056 PUMJC NOTIC£ PU-..c NOTICI nc11110U1 ... ss nc11110US was UMI ITAT'lmNT NW ITATIMINT The totlowull person is The totlowlnc person is dolnt business as· STREET dotnt business as. AMERI· PEOPl.E IN NEED, INC. dba CAN INDUSTRtAL DEVEL- S.P 1.N. 4921 Birch St.. OPMENT, LIMfTED, a Cali· Suite 190, Newport Beach, fomia hmited partnership, CA 92660. 1330 Hampshere Circle, Street ~ In Need, Ne•pott Beach, CA 92660- tnc . Cahforma. 4921 S.rch 4931 St • Suite 190, Newport Alan l. Adams, 1330 Beach, CA 92660. Hampshire Circle. Newport This businen 1s con-Beach, CA 9266().4931. ducted by a corpontion This business is con. The re11strant com-ducted by a limited partner- rrleoced to tranSK'f bus1-ship. S11ned: Alan L 'less under the f1ct1hous Adams, Genenl Partner bus1ne5$ nall'le or names Date business first trans- l1sted abcNe on 1 6-89 acted under this business Si1ned: Street People In name March 30, 1989 Need. Inc ThtS sDt:ement was filed Samuel W H Boyce with the County Clerk of President 0ra,_ County on ~11 3, ThlS sbltement was filed 1989. with the County Clerk of F4 l3891 Oraf1l'e Countyl:>n Apnl tO. •n CIT4'"•121 4/2a 2093 1989 File No F414684 PUBUC NOTICE 4114 4/21 4/28 515 2106 1-47210 ncnT10US llUSINESS . PUm.JC N01lCl ncnnous-..-us NAiil S1ATIMlNT The toHawi._ person is dolnc buSfness as LANG FORD SIGNAGE. 721 Orchid, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Scott AIM l..lneford. 721 Ot'chld. CoroN Del Mar, CA 92625 This business is con ducted by en rndMdual The rettst~nt(s) com· mencad '° transact busl· MU under the hctltlOUS business n.me(s) hsted M>owe on 4-7-89 The fitinc of this st.Me- ,,,.,... does not of ltMH ~ ona the use in this stMe of • fictitious bulineu rwne "' ........ of the rilhts cf another under f9deral, 51*.. OI COliimof'f a.w ( ... Sedlon 14400 .. MQ • 8'al· neu and Profeu.ons Code) Silned: Scott lat'lbd This sistat111t•cmmet•ntnt w Ned with the Caunly Ctertl of ~ C.ounly on April 10. 1919 f"ile No F41468S 4/14 4/21 4/28 515 2108 Wml'ICI FClllS•• 111•• --•um n The ........ ......, is doh'C tMninns H ! (A) ENTUtNIS[ 0£V£LOP· M£NT GACMJP (8) EHTER · PttlSE OEseGN GROUP. 2323 ..,.. on... c-w o.l Mer. CA tllee. ~ 0 ........ 2323 ...... on... eoro.. Del M9r,CAmt5. nu• ~ ..... •• con· .......... ~ TM .... 4bwie(1) com- ,..ad .. .,..... ....... ,... undlr .._ ftcl'lfa 11 ~ ......... a) ..... ---=•1.1• ........... ........... ,, .... ..... ..... _ ........... .. a il Rt• tad n -• 125 ........ .. .... ., ........ ... •& F ... --... ft 1111r1r:e NAME STATDllNT The followma petSOns are doinc business as JEWELS BY MUNDONNA, 1280 Bison, 186, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Afsh1n Glassem1, 3.45 Bavwood Drive, Newport Beach. Cahfotnia 92660 Ah Mostil8tun1. 58 Cbbd. IMne, Cahfomia 92715 Mundona ~1m1. 58 Oxford, Irvine, Cahforn1a 92715 • This business 1s· con- ducted by a ,eneral S*f· nership The re&lStrant com - meoc-' to tmnsect busi- ness \lndef the f ictitious business neme CK names ltsa.d 8bcJIM on March 17. 1919 Ali R. MolUchimt This fictitious "8mt s&Me- m4tnt ••Pites five years from thl d* it -filed in the office of the county cleftl. A rww ficbbous bus· MW5I Mme ti l I met It must be filed ...... thlt bme, The filinc of tM ~ doe& not of itself euenoria the UM tn this U* of a fic::tJID• buslne5a neme 1n ~ of the richts of .,......, under...,_, same OlcafNN)ll ... ( ... Section t4Ga aeq. businlsslnd prah lt'cNI c:ade). Thia • 1 ,...,. -filed ..... Coune1 Clerk• of Or-.. Counly on M.ich 24.l- F'-412756 4n. 4114,4121, 4/28 2099 .. THI DlllllCT COUltf Of THI 'fHllD JUOICIAl DlllllCT OF THI ITAll OfmHO,INMDFOI ·THI COUNn OF MYITTI (llMllTIAll ......,..) S'fUDINT LOM NM> Of IDAHO.INC .. .................. C....,1t11n _ ........ ... IWlll Y'N L ...:ATON Dcfa.-... c-Ne. C.1313 ANOTHU IUMllONS f'Olt~ THI STAll Of IOAHO SE.NOi WUMI TO IWlllY'N L WHEATON the abcNe named Defend· anl You are hereby notified tNt a complaint has been filed acainst you in the 0.stnct Court of the Third Judicial D1stnct of the State of Idaho 1n and for the County of Pavette Idaho, (1n the Maaistrate Division thereof) by the above named Plaintiff and you are heret>v directed to file a written answer or written motion in defense to the said complaint within twenty (20) davs of the service of this summons; and you are further notified that unless you do so within the time herein specified, the Plaintiff will take Juda· ment apinst you as prayed for 1n said complaint The nature of the claim aaainst you 1s for a Juda· ment as pr11yed for in the attached complaint. WITNESS MY hahd and the seal of said District Court this 11 day of August. 1988 LAURA L STIGILE Clerk of the District Court By; M Yectorta Pape Deputy BERT L OSBORN Attorney for Plaintiff P 0 Box 158, Pavette. Idaho 83661 (SEAL) ANOTHER SUMMONS 3/31. 417. 4/ 14 4/21 2072 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STAT£11£NT The to11ow1n ~rson is doing business as SHER MAN DOUGLAS BROKERS OF INSURANCE. INC dba, HAINES INSU RANCE AGENCY. 2900 Bustol Streel. Suite #C 204 Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Sherman Ooualas Brok ers of Insurance. Inc (Nev ada Cofporatton) 2900 Br1s tol Street, Suite •C·204. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 This business 1s con ducted bv a cor~ahon The reg1strent com menced to transact bus1 nus under the f1ct1tious bus1fless name hsted above on 2115/89 (St1ned) Sherman Oouatas Brokers of Insurance, Inc R01er M Sherman President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Of anae County on March 27. 1989 File No 41 2839 3/31. 417, 4 /14 4/21 2077 WMrncl 1-tnU ncnnoua ••uua NAiil ITAl'IMlllT The taillowinl pel'IOnS .... doi._ bus.ness n DAVIS HAWTHORNE PARl.NERS, • Calttorrna ,.,..1 pettnet ship. 1420 Bristol Street North. Sutt9 l 00. Newport 8Mc:h. CA 92660 Witham It Oliwit.1 1420 8riMD1 ~ North. Suite 100, Ne04)0r1 Belc.h, Cali· fotnia 92660 Cherles L 8uch1nan. 1420 8rittol ~ Notttl, Suite 100, Nuport 8-ch. Calttome 92660 Rlidwd [. Lucy, • Trut • ol Thi Liq UW. Trust. u/d/I dMM Octobef I , 1919, 1420 ..... ...., ....... ... 100.Nlapwt ....._c11wa•...,. Mr. .._. J. Tiiier· ..,....,1ao.....,.,_ .......... -.. ._.czr :11w. ..... , ........ = =---·--..--~-~-­C 8 IM~-.. .. J. 1 .......... 100, Newport Beach. Cah· fomia 92660 This business is con- ducted t>v a aeneral part· nenhip. The re11strant com- menced to transact busl· ness under the fictitious business name or. names listed above on March 6, 1989 William K. Davis This fictitious name state- ment e.pires five years from the date it was filed in the office of the countv clerk. A new fictitious bus· Irle$$ name statement must be filed before that time The filina of this statement does not of itself authorize the use in this state of a fictitious business name in violation of the riahts of another under federal state or common law (see Section l«OOet. seq business and professional code). This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on March 27, 1989 F-412830 417, 4/14, 4121. 4/28 2098 PU8UCNOTIC£ FICTITIOUS IUSINUS NAIK STATDl£NT The following person is doing business as INTER· NATIONAL TRAVEi SPECTRUM, 5 Park Plaza, Ste. 100, lrvme, CA 92714 International Travel Spe- c1ahsts, Inc . 5 Park Plaza, Ster 100, Irvine. CA 92714 (California) The fi11na of this state ment does not of itself auth or1z.e the use in this state of a t1ct1t1ous business name in violation of the rights of anoffier under federal state or com moo law (see Section l«OOet seq bus1nessand professional code) This business 1s con ducted by a corporation The reg1~trant com · menced to transact buS1· ness under the hct1t1ous business name hsted above on 3·6·89 (Signed) lnternattonal Travel Specialists Linda S Mcintosh President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or1nge County on March 17, 1989 File No F-4 11915 3/31. 417, 4/14 4/21 2081 PUaec ..aTIC£ ncTmOUS ....... NAMl ITATDllNT The toUowinc penon 1s doinc business as AMERI· CAN TECTONICS, P.O. 8o.l 8809, Newpof1 Beach, CA 92658. VICtCK James K1npland, 1971 Pott Laurent Place. Newport e.ctt, CA 92660 The filtnt of this state- ment does not of itsett 1u- thorlz• the use in this state of a f1ct1tlous business name In violation of the r1atrts of another undef' fed· eral state CK common law (Me SectJon 14400 et. seq bu$tness and professional code). Thts business 1s con· ducted by an individual $cned. Yic Kinpl.nd. The re1istr1nt com meneed to trans.ct bus!· MSS undet the f1C11tious bu$1ness neme hsted •bow on Wed., Match 1, 1989 This statement WH filed with the Countv <:lerk of Oranae County on March l , 1989. F409932 417 4/14 4121 4/28 2089 . PU9UC NOTICI nc11110U1 _.. MmlTATlmWT The foHowine penon 11 dOtnt bUstnnl H PAT. COltRY COMPANY. 45 Ro'jal St Oecql, f&swport 8Mch, CA92MO ' Thi Cllllhen Children TNSt. 4~ ..,.. St. o.or.t. Ne•PG11 a.th. CA t2'60 Thlt bu16ne11 11 con· dud9d ~ F.miir Trust _.... Meted A. Cir..,_, ,,.... Tilil 11 ._._ ... .... ~a..til a.....c..er ... .-10. 1-. ...... ,.,491 •1t•U1I Ulllll 2IOI PUa&.tC NOTICl FICTITIOUS 8UllNlSS NAM£ STATEMlNT The following person 1s doing business as AUTO SAVER. 2751 Bavshore Or , Newport Beach, CA 92663 Kenneth S Neuhoff. 16988 Ave de Santa Ynez. Pac1f1c Palisades. CA 90272 The f1hn& of this state ment d~s not of itself au th onze the use 1n this state of a f1cltt1ous business name 1n violation of the rights of another under federal state or common law (see Section 14400et seQ bUSlllf'SSand professional code) This bus1rtess is con· ducted by an 1nd1v1dual (Signed) Kennetn S Neuhoff This statf'ment was hied with the County Clerk of Orange County on March 14, 1989 F1leNo F411412 3/31 , 417, 4/14 312 1 2079 PUBLIC NOTICl FICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATDIENT The follow1na person is doing business as THE REAL ESTATE INVESTERS GROUP. 2700 West Coast H1ahway, #260, Newport Beach, CA 92660 James Karl Black, 111 37th Street , Newport . Beach, CA 9 "1563 T-he fi11,. ::>f this state ~ t of itself euth onzt! 1n this state of a f1ctn us1ness name 1n v1olatll. 1f the rights of another ur\\. !r federal state or common law (see Section 14400 et seq business and professional code) This b0S1ness-1s con. ducted by an 1nd1v1dual (Signed) Jall'lff K Black This statement was hied with the Countv Clerk of Orange County on March 22. 1989 File No F 412244 3/31 . 4/7, 4/14 4 /21 2078 PUBLIC NOTICE f1CTITIOUS IUSINUS NAM( STATEMlNT The follow1na person is doing business as ACE ENTERPRISES, 950 Canvoo View, Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Castillo Enterprises, Inc (a Cal1fom 1a corporation) 950 Canvoo View. taguna Beach, CA 92651 This business is con ducted bv •corporation The re1istrant com menced to transact bus1 ness under the f1ct1t1oos business name listed above on October 21, 1988 (S<gned) Castillo Enter prises Inc Linda Rodriauez Castillo President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Ofanae County on March 10. 1989 file No 410965 3/31, 417. 4/14, 4/21 2074 PU-..C fllOTICl flCllllOUI WlU U.ITATDllNT The foNowtns person is doins~as BECKLEY EDUCATIONAL PROOUC TtONS. 3901 MacArthur 8'Yct, Newport BNch, Ca 92660 S.r~ra Beckley, 677 Vista Bon1t1. Newport Beach. Ca 92660. This business 11 con· dueled by an individual S.tbara Beckley This statement WIS filed wrth the CoUnty Clerk ot Oranee County on April 3, 1919. . F 413890 4/7, 4/ 14', 41i1 I 4/28 2096 •THI MITil9CT COUIT Of TMI 1'MllD JUDeaAL Mlmcl WTMI ITATI ......... Tlm..W•Mftnt .,1111Mn•n1r•1 m..r..-. ..... ....... a 1111p • .._ .,,_,, AHOTHU IUMMONI FOii lll¥ICI THI ITATI Of IDAHO SIHDI UUT1NOI TO IYLYUTU Q. MICHAIL. ..... the above named Defend· ant. You are herebv notified that a complaint has been hied a1ainst you 1n the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the State of Idaho 1n and for the County of Payette Idaho, (in the Maalstrate Division thereof) by the above named Plaintiff ind you are heret>v directed to file a wntten answer or written motion tn defense to the said complaint within twentv (20) d.ays of the service of this summons; and you ere further notified that unless you do so w1th1n the time herein specified, Jhe Plaintiff will take Juda· ment' apinst you as praved for in said complaint The nature of the claim aaainst you is for • Juda· ment as prave<f for 1n the complaint filed with the Court. WITNESS My hand and the seal of said District Court this 4th dav of Jan· uary, 1989 LAURAL STIGILE Clerk of the District Court By H Carol Adams .Deputy BERT L OSBORN Attorney for Plaintiff P 0 Box 158. Payette. Idaho 83661 (SEAL) ANOTHER SUMMONS 313 1, 417, 4/14 4/21 2083 'UBUC NOTICE flCTltlOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT The following persons are doina busmess as ATLAS MORTGAGE L TO .. 509 31st St , Ste 202, Newport Bef!Ch, CA 92663 Atlas Mortaage L1m1ted Partnership, 15910 Ventura Blvd • Suite t629, Encino, CA 91436 Atlas Capital Corp General Partner (California) 15910 Ventura Blvd . Suite 1629, Encino, CA 91436 Ca1thness Atlas, Inc • General Partner (New Jer· sey), 1114 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036 J M Kinney, Inc . General Partner (California), 4844 Ladera Serena, Del Mar, Ca 92014 This business is con ducted t>v 1 lim1ted partner ship The rea1strant com- menced to trans..ct bus•· neu under the f1ct1hous business name or names listed abcNe on 7115/88 ATLAS MORTGAGE LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS 8y Atlas Cap.ta! Corp • General Partner James M Kinney, President This fictltl04.n name state ment expires hve years from the d•te It was filed tn the 0H1c1 of the county cle"' A new fictitious bu$· 1rle$$ natN ~ m\lst be filed before that time The '111na of thts u.temeAt does not of itself authorize the use in this 'tate of 1 fictitious business name in vio,.tion of the r11hts of another under federll ltate or common In (se. Section 14400 et seq business and protesS1onal code) This Stltement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Oranp County on March 28. 1989 F 413220 4/7, 4/14, 4/21 • 4/28 2095 "'IUC NOTICE 1-47304 F'ICTITIOUI ••tlll NAiii ITATIMQIT The foflow•ns '*'°"' are cto.na business n 14 COR· PORATE PlAlA PARTNERS, 14 CorporMe Pleil. ..... IX>f1 IMch, CA 92660 P9tet M. Ochs, 444 lu· belle T ernce. Coron. def Mar, C.hbnta 92625 Richltd M lerMr, 815 ~Ulne.[nctnitn, C.tornia 92024 . ... Jab-.. 1122 .. v...._.on..c....air._ -ea.11sw ... tl007. Jllwt A 0uncM. 7 CM-.... erw..Cdb•• 92715 s Keith A Johnson, 1122 Sea V1lla1e Drive, Cardiff by the Sea, California 92007. David R. Lanalols, 12422 La Bella Drive, Santa Ana, California 92705. Matthew E Ochs, 3357 Svcamore View Road, Bar- tlett. Tennessee 38134 . Doualas F Thomsen, 2008 N Westwood. Santa Ana. California 92706 This business 11 con- ducted bv a aeneral part- nership . The registrant com- menced to transact buSI· ness under the fict1tloos business name or names listed aboYe on January 24, 1984 Peter M. Ochs, General Partner This fictitious name state· ment expires five vears from the date it was filed 1n the office of the county clerk A new fictitious bus· iness name statement must be hied before that time The filing of this statement does not of itself authonze the use 1n this state of a f1ct1tious business name in violation of the nahts of another under federal state or common law (see Section 14400 et. seq business and professional code). This statement was filed with the Countv Clerk of Oranae County on March 24, 1989 F-41 2746 417, 4/14, 4/21, 4/28 2097 IN THE OtSTltlCT COUllT Of' THE THIRD JUDtCIAL OtSTltlCT OF THE ST A TE O_f IDAHO.JttAND Foa.. TH£ COUNTY OF 'AY£TT£ (MAGISTltAT£ DMSK>ff) STUDENT LOAN FUND OF tOAHO,INC .. • non·profte Idaho Corponitkln PWntfft ft. OANlll A llATDIAN o ......... C... No. C·J071 ANOTHER SUMMONS FottSlntel THE STAT£ Of IDAHO SENDS UllTINCS TO OANlll A IA TEMAN the above named Defend· ant You are hereby notified that 1 complaint has been filed a1ainst vou m the District Court of the Third Jud1c1al 01str1ct of the State of Idaho 1n and for the County of Payette Idaho, (in the Ma11strat1 Oiv111on thereof) bv the above named Pla1nt1fl and you are hereby directed to file a written 1nswer t>< written motlOll In defense to the said complaint w1th1n twenty (20) days of the MMCe of thtS 1Umtnon$, and you are furthet not1hed that unless you do so w1th1n the hme hlt9tn 5P41CJfied, the Pt.intiff will take Juda· ment epinst you as prayed for In uld complaint The nature of the claim 1Pinst you 1$ for a Juda· ment as prayed for in the ltt.lchld complaint WITNESS Mv hand and the teal of hid District Court this 18 ~ of Feb , 1988 LAURA L STIGILE Clertc of the 01ttrlct Court By-Ottna M Ca1ltavay OeputyCi.rt BERT L OS80AN Attorney for Pta1nt1ff PO Box 1S8, Payette, Idaho 83661 (SEAL) ANOTHER SUMMONS 3/31, 417, 4/14 C/21 2082 PUBLIC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8UllNW NAME ITATUllNl The loll0*1nt oerson is 001n1 business H SEASIDE FINANCIAL. 204 Tustin A"i , Newport BHC:h, CA 92663 Antoot Wayrw Shaw, 204 Tu~t1n, N~ 8Hc:h, CA 92663 Th11 bualn•H IS COl'I• ducted by an 1ndmdu.t (SilNcf) Antony W Shaw This......,,.. .. w.tl f1'9d ...,. ..,. eoun11 c~ a1 ~~ort~h F.aeHo '-41at0 J/JI, 417, 4/14 4121 20IO I-Gm ,._ICllOna ............... ·-1'11 MO •NHl•to ••Ht ••manor WWW.•l•IUIZ CAii_, JiB Al._. To ........ beNficilwies credMrl. c:ontinen erect: itorl, end persons who may beott...wiM ~ln the will Of --· Of both. of BALOEMAR V ROORI· GUEZ A PETITION has been filed by DANIEL B RODRI· GUEZ in the Supert0r Court of California, County of ORANGE requestin1 that DANIEL B. RODRIGUEZ be appointed as personal representative to adm1nis· ter the estate of the dece dent THE PETITION requests autho<1ty to adm1n1ster the estate under the lndepend ent Admin1strat1on of Estates Act (This autho,.ty allows the personal repre sentattve to take many actions without obtaining court approval Before tak 1n1 certain actions. how· ever, the personal represen tat1ve IS required to &1Ve notice to interested persons unless they have waived notice ex consented to the proposed action ) The inde pendent adm1n1stratton autho"tY will be granted unless an interested person flies an ob1ect1on to this petition and shows good cause why the court should • not grant the authority A HEARING on the pet1 t1on will be held on 5/4/89 at l 45PM 1n Dept #3 located at 700 CIVIC CEN TER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA. CA 92701 IF YOU OBJECT to the aranttna of the petition, you should either ap~r at the hearina and state your ob1ectlons or file written objections with the court before the hearina Your appurance may be 1n per son or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Of • cont1~ ~tor of the deceased. you must ftle your claim with the court and mall a copy to the personal representative appointed by the court w1thiri four months from the date of first issuance of letters as PfOVided 1n sec t1on 9100 of the C.hfom1a Probate Code. Tbe time for f11tn1 cl11ms-w1ll not Hptre pnor to four months from the date of the he1rina noticed above YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court If you are a person interested in the estate, you may Me with the court a fcxmal Request for Special Not1~ of the f1hnc of an inve.nlofy and 1ppr•1sement of estate assets or of any petition or account as provided 1n sec lion 1250 of the C.lifom11 ProbMe Code. A Request for Sc>ec••I Notice form is I Ylll· ..,.. from the court clerk. Attorney for petitioner. JAMES M KRZYMINSKI, ESQ. 11500 W. OlYMptC BLVO LOS ANGELES. CA 90064 4/14 4/214/28 2115 DOWN I 17 20 23 28 50 54 58 62 69 70 83 89 94 97 I Propaganda technique of a kind 2 Ele•en• in Bowl games 3 One of Napoleon'• marshal• 4 Eaaterner tn the Weal s Goe.di I ElpOU&e 7 Old cloth measure 8 Lind~r,h's nickname 9 Part of a dollar '\) Saintly 11 Sonat J 2 Po1>e ye · s greet ang 13 Not. Abbr. 14 lndepend~nce man 15 Tae score 1e Makes a hnEtr adJustment 17 Golf shots 21 TboM not ln uniform : Abbr. 21 lndiaMpc>U1 lpeedwa7 wlnner, 1153-14 21 .... IUIW of a JNftleftl •11etable 31 Double• SJ CltJ • U.. Ano II .• ...,_._ •• 11 ElllN'eM• oC eorrow M lcolt'911 1enwr 40 W.H-uo•• mov•e .tar •2 ar•u• rue 41 -IUca 44 N•k'ar r••<'ar,·h """ un ~ . lit land ... II. t• THE NEWPORT~ 17 CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2 3 4 5 6 18 21 39 55 67 71 72 90 91 95 98 .. 45 Siamese coins 47 The orictnal .. dogfac·es' · 48 Acclaim 49 Kind of hU . 51 Famous dancer 52 Roulette color 56 Chief 1arment of Abyssinian• 57 Called 59 Conflned (wtth "up") 60 Wax Rare 61 French f rienda 63 Comes in fir•t 7 41 64 Bobb1-soxer1' at .. lna favorite 67 Famous Dutch acholar et PretenUoua talk: Slane 70 Old 1racll 71 Supply'• companion 73 Marries 74 Salk: Ital. 76 Mexicaa Uclb6t 77 Oftract. ••• .,, Flpr;attWlJ, .... .., ..... °' -·•hie II Wld ..... r 14 W.emr II u.a,1 ... ., .,.... : Prell• l'J Zu'9r - II BU• 13 StarlH. Areutc IO 32 37 92 ACIOSS l Muaical croup• • Seed~•ruw 1 J Papdar •illl•r 17 Football tancle 26 46 18 Famous Vermonter 1 t Encl i•h actor Brian 20 Unpromtstnc child who becomes Mass America 22 _pll•l"J 23 Exchup• of com- pliment•: Colloq. 1 24 CUJ near Buffalo 25 J . P . -, creator of • 'Dlxte Ducan •• 27 Man's nickname 28 Jostp Brozovich 30 Pobr 1ame 32 Jewtsh December 33 Yearn (for) 34 Q•CaHJ and others 31 Lalka' s vehicle 42 96 31 Certain mathematical raUo• .. 39 Rivers Span. 41 Certain faucet• or ...... 43 T,.. OI pkture tn a cldWallDall 41 Sill ti n 12 61 53 54 55 se 57 . 51 59 eo 12 14 15 .. .. •• 12 ,.,, ,. .,, IO 12 a .. I • •• .. • • " • • 13 15 I& 27 i 6 77 93 Anwer1o•pt14 -P., the Mounties # Condemn~ man's hope Dampef'S The head Slane The creat Necrt Jerry'• companion Launchinc - Tiny Mexican qa Qui& contestant• s forte Barlett or AnJou A certain thirty-day period WMre to 1et shot Part or Pakistan Wae wttllaut: Contr. -Ward,,_ mme of Clarln Farrar Browne SeYH Ital. a.11 rinl cbff r• Rope mop °"r ••ln '-"•Ml meaaure la tofaplucMd •ruw = lllla-na. c.Y.,._. · Ill I ...... r c'--........ lor• .. .. •wrrtor --· .. _.. •• 1oot.-.1M•••~M ._I ,_ 11 Ar• 11 . ,. THE NEWPORT ENSaGN HEATING&AIR CONDITIONING BEST PRICE IN AREA I nstatlatK>n & Service 20 yrs. exp. Free est be local ref' '530· 791 7 HOME REPAIR & RBIOOEUNG THE HIGHEST QUALITY home imptO'Jefllent and repair. Eapert carperitry LtcenMd r. & insured ~rates Exe local refs Call the INNOVATIVE HA NDY . MAN !597 -2007 0t 498- 7179 ROOM ADDITION. ReMIMMlin1. decks. !!!L.c~vers . Lie . & ~"for free est. WE MAKE YOUR HOUSE SPARKLE Personal, detailed set· Yic:e. Exe. local~ SNir· on's Housecleanina. 96'-6235 MUSICIANS lla Q!apo lJ lnyrB Elegant Chamber Music for your Specral Occasion. Classical to Pop. Instrumental and Vocals Preview tapes available-- Reasonable rates. 675-5662, 582-7668. PAINTING PAINTING Interior I Exteriot Best Quality -Best Price. FREE Estm.tes Bob 892-3575 PLUMBING •SERVICE• =i; Heetinc. we Repeir. nstaM f aocets. ~. Etc. Courte· QUI s.Mce. Reasonabte ~ . ..,,. lnl&alltion 556-1730 FINEST OUALITY SER· VICE & R(PAIRS 20 yrs npertenee. Pre Season $Pecial: l month FREE .,,tee. Free estimate & l)OC)t. analysis Evans Life Guard Pool Service. 546· 8008 CERAMIC TILE Custom Tile Work. Fk>ors. count~s & show ers Brick or block, coo er te 15 yrs exp exc ref. Irvine Constiuctton ' (71 4) 854-1772 CERAMI C-T1LE - INSTALLATION REMODEL NEW CONST Reparrs Licensed. Guaranteed Refs Free Est 665 5266 CARING RESPONSIBLE Non-Smoker /Drmker. retired lady teacher available as travelina COtnpanion. Excellent ue. •as. Etten (80S) 963-3180 in s.a Bar· .... VISA/MASTER· CARD US CHARGE Guaranteed Regardless of Credit Rat- in&. CALL NOW 213/ 925·9906 EXT. U 3934. USAIR TICKET GOOD ANYWHERE ON US AIR SYSTEM. SELL CHEAP. GOOD UNTIL 9/ 15. CALL EVENINGS 642-6804 210-1.ost& Found LOST & FOUND ads are placed for 3 weeks at NO CHARGE as a service to the community. Call 631-8120 9 a.m. to noon M·F. 214-Hellth Aids lOOOWOlff SUNBEDS TONING TABLES Commercial-Home Tan· nino Beds. SaYe to 5096 . -~from $249. Body Wraps·LamQs·Lot1ons. Call Today FREE Color Catalog. 1-800-367 6836 305-Emplovment Oppnrturuties GOVERNMENT JOBS $1 5,400 $72.500 NOW HIRING Excellent benef its. Call 504-649 7922 Ext J 2550 GOVERNMENl JOBS $18,037 to $69.405 Immediate hiring' Your area Call (refundable) 1 518-459-3611 Ext F 2954 for Federal hst 24 hrs ATTENTION -Hiring! Government JObs -yiour area. S 17 ,840-$69~5 Call 602-838-8885 t.X1 R 3375 VENDING · ROUTE Estabhshed Route (For Sale) Part Time. No Experience Necessary Call l 800·323-1445 ATIENTION: EXCELLENT INCOME for home assembly work. For information, call 504· 646-1700 Dept: P237. EARN $500 OR MORE Weekly Stuffing Enve- lopes at Home. No E.xi>e- r;ence. For FREE lnfor· mat1on. Send Self· Addressed Stamped Envelope to NATION - WIDE+ P.O. BOX 851320, WES t LAND MICH 48185 EARN $7.75 HR. We need assistance in eva- luating and responding to daily work reports sub- mitted by our agents throughout the state. No ex~rience necessary; Paid to complete train· ing. Work at home. For information send self· addressed, stamped envelope, 9'h inches long to: AWGA. Dept E Box 49204, Atlanta. GA 30359. EARN MONEY Readinc books! $30,000 per year income paten· t1al. Details. 1-805-687. 6000 Ext. Y-7796 EARN $500 OR MORE stuffing envelopes at home No experience. For FREE information, send self addressed stamped envelope-to:- Nat1onw1de Advert1stng, P 0 Box 85485 Wes- tland. Mich 48185 EARN $500 OR MORE weekly stuffing enve· lopes at home. No expe- rience necessary For FREE Information send self ·addressed stamped envelope to Ma1Jsng Associates, P 0 . Box 7176. Dearborn, Ml 48121 SPORTS ENTHUSIAST WANTED The Newport Ensign is lookmg fOf a summer intern who IS interested in working 10 hours per week cover.ing local sports. Knowled&e of a Wide range of sports and ~revi<>t:JS writing expe-rience 1s a must. CoUege students preferred. Con· tact George Pappas at 631-8120, Eilt. 24 for more information CALL TODAY TO . . , RESERVE YOUR SPACE ............. bloc• of 9"C9 ........ )ull tor bitlt end Hlllld ........................... .,.... ,..,, Mat.· .edwertlM 941ul ...... nt ' ........ ' m1. ,,....., • .,_...,_... ...... , ... _ ................. ,"' l .11alt'1 ..... 111•11. e.at tl111·1• ti 011 .. 1111111 Ul-1120 .. lllW HAPPY PEOPLE s20.•+ Join this ha~py team! You'll ~ with interior designer and depart- ment store clients in a casual atmosphere. Will train. Ask for #E24 75. OM5 OfflC£ MATU (714) 71M171 FAXYGUllf.IUME (714) 71M111 Confident~ -1009' Free Evenina lntefW!wS Avair. 307-Emplofment . ..... PAR.T·TIME EVENING Work desired t)'1 respon- sible \ or1anlzed and experienced Multi Mate WOfdprocessina Opera- tor on your computer. Call Barbara eves"' or leave message. 121 · 6701 HELPER- COMPANION Man 46, former teacher· coach seeks work w/ elderly I handicapped f utt or Part time. Live 1n or out Xlnt local refs Don 846-3413 410-Rooms for Rent ROOM f OR RENT IN COSTA MESA USE OF W/O, LIVINGROOM & KITCHEN $375 + 113 UTIL 631 6959 417-Resort Rentals Maui MAUl/KAANAPALI BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo Ocean view. fully furn. & equipped. Tennis/RO(>l/ beach. As low as $75/ ~-Brochure 854· 17' SEASWtRL Tit· HULL 80Wftt0£R. 190 "'· OMC/10. OfttJ 111 hrs. YlnJf top. bow & 1tern cover + eatraa. Great FamUJ Boet. $7900/080. "°· 1674. 1912 Chrla Craft 11' Seorp6oft w/EZ Loedlr .,.._O , 225 hp VoM». II ... hours. ....... ............. con- dition. Sltoo. 721· 1131. 1000SQ.n. Up to 50% Off Rrst Year. Exclusive Newport Beach address. first floor Suite. Newer Carpet. Immedi ate Occupancy. for more detail, please contact Don Samis, 838-5835 504-eommerc1a11 Retall5pece BE YOUR OWN BOSS Rent a deSk and ~­$400 per month. 341 8aYside Drive, NB. 723- 40?8. 508-Houses for Sele AnENTIONI GOVERNMENT HOMES ~ fror:n $1 (you repair). OelinQuent tax property. :oer~~~~is GOVERNMENT HOMES! From Sl.00 (U REPAIR). Foreclosures. Repos. Tax Delinquent Properties. Now Sell This Area! Call (Refundable) 1·315· 133-6064 Ext. G369 For Current Listings. GOVERNMENT HOMES from S 1 00 (U Repair) Foreclosures. ~epos. Tax Delinquent Properties. Now selling Call 1·315 736-7375 Ext H·CA-N 1 for informaOon 24 hours &OS.Money to Loan WIDOW HAS MONEY for egu 1ty, loan/tds. $1_01000 up No qualify IOIV no penalty Call Oen· 1son Assoc 714/673· 7311. NOW' 700.Businea Opp't TOPPFAST"' DIET PLAN The Safe, Fast Afforda· ble Alternative to Opti· Fast . Produc ts and 01stributorsh1ps ava1la· ble. l ·8()()..284·3438 for more rnformataon 800-Fumitufe VERY SHARP Sot a, t..oveseat, Chairs Oak Tri m. Never Used Paid $1750 Sell $275. 1 81S.~2·2240 809-Milc. for Sele USAIR TICKET GOOD ANYWHERE ON US A1R SYSTEM. SELL CHEAP. GOOD UNTIL 9/ 15. CALL EVENINGS 642-8804 ............. ShifteJ Garcia. o.c. ct Chiropractor Multi·SpecieltJ Clinic • Oriental Medicine • Electro-Accupressure • Physical Therapy • Exercise Physiology •Podiatry 4030 Birch ..... #103 Nawportlwh 151-1700 ROBERT M. DAVIS, MD FamilJ PrKtice &o.rd Cettified • Gynecology • Sports Medicine •Physical Therapy 20311 Acacia, NB ~244 qr; 08STtTitlCS GYNECOl.OGY INFEmUTY • Member Orange County Medical Assoc1att0n • Diplomate American Board o1 Obstetncs & ~necology Richard C. Ape., M.D. DAY Ott NfGHT CAU 650-3777 . . , .. , ' ...• t ' : I Ii-•. t J a •• •. • •• RAYMOND E. BERG. M.D. 01pL Amer Bd of Ortho paed1c Surgery Sports Medicine. Arthroscop ic Surgery.· Fractures Nec k and Back Prob lems l 7 years 1n N8 · 400 Newport Ct>nler 011ve 11506. NB 760-8788 ".'*JC NOTIC£ f1C11T10US ..... us NMll ITATDllNT The f0Uowm1 pen.on 1s do1n1 business a~ AOK ENTERPRISES, AOK SYS TEMS, Jl 110 16th Street. #Q204, Ne.,port Beach , 92663 Alek Kirstein. 2110 16lh Street. #Q204, Newport Bach, CA 92663 Th1g business is con· ducted by an ind1v1dual Stgned Alek Kirstein .Date bt..!.lness first trans acted under this business name-NI A This statement was tiled with the County c~ of <Kanae County on Apnl 3. 1989 F413889 4/7 4/14 4121 4/28 2088 PUalC NOTICI RCTITIOUI IUllNllS NMll ITATIMUIT The fol~ pen.on is doinc businea as < o HG REALTY & INVESTMENTS (2) GRUM & ASSOC. 2732 E. Co1st Hwy, CorOfMI cMt Mer,92625 Henry A Grum 403 CoeumbUS Cir Cofone cMt Met CA 92625 Ttu1 bu11nen is con· duc'9d ~ lft ~. The r .. istrent com· nwlCld to nwt ._.. ................... ~ .... > ................. 1 on•IUlll HlrWyA.Qrum Tha .... ., ....... hristopher l,on MD,"9 . Board Certified AMA. OCMA. CAO •Cosmetic Lid Tucks • Contact Lenses • Radial Keratotomy • Ory Eye, Tear Ducts • Laser Glaucoma • Cataract Implants • LYON EYE INSTITUTE Fash10n Island 140 l AV()(i;ado. #402 760·3003 01. MELVIN l. FOULDS Clinic.e '-fChoeaPt #PW S48L lnd1v1duals. Couples . F am1hes 2~ yrs expenenc e free ln1t1al Con sultation Evening & Weekend Appts A11a1I 120 New p0rt Center Or #200. Newport Beach 760-0300. CALL TODAY TO ltESERYt tOUJt SNCE .. nm~• llUftfTY MEDICAL DtllCTOIY. MK · ABOUT OUI lml· CAL EDITalllAI. ~ASWELL. GI.all la.II s ment does not of 1tsetf au thof'1ze the use in this state of a hct1t1ous business name. in VtOlatton of the nahts of anothef under fed· ~I Sblte or common law (see Secbon l«OO et. seQ bu5mess and professt0nal code) This statement. was filed wrth the County Clerk of <>ranee County on April l 7. 1989 F-415500 4121. 4128. 5/5 !>/12 . 2116 lt-475a PU9lJC NOT1Cl NOTa Of DUTM MO OfKllllC*TO AG•t41M UTATI Oii ........ ~ CAii Mflll llt A 1-.0 T o alt heirl. beneftc•lft. credfton. contintenC cred· •tori. .tet persons Who m11y be al'* w inter91ted 1n IN will 01 911.1te, Of both, of MAltJOftY M COVEY, N<A MNUORIE M COVEY A PETITION has been hied by KENNETH 0 . SOLOMON •n the Superior Ccut al ~ Caunly olOltANGI .............. KENNOt4 0 SOl.OMON be appointed •• penonat ............ .., ...... . .... -o1 ... -.. ~ P£TITION t«t 1111 • , t • "' - • t '°' • I ' • • I 1•• " U I #r. t A I • t. f Mii. ii. 1• THE NEWPORT~ II Miracle of the Forest In November 1973. Cliff Shaw was stricken wi th cancer. When you walk into a NationaJ mest. you really believe ~·re the first person who's ever been here. Funny thing as. you're not. - Fortunatclv. it was detected earlv enough . And with surgery. Cliff was able to continue living a health}. active life. There wa a.time when uch a diagnosi wa ¥1-Ftuall y These forests have been used for over one hundred years. Wiffi careful managemenr,Uley have renewed themselves, year after year providing us with all kind of benefits. And that' why we call them, "~uever mests7 Come see for yourself! And get involved wit'l the new "f.orests F'Of Us"' PfOf ~m and tell people all about the Miracle of the FUest. hopeless. . But today. cancer is being beaten. Over the yea r . we've spe nt $500.000.000 in re earch . And WC .. \IC made great stride against many forms of cancer. Wath earlv detection and treatment. the urvival rate for colon and rectal cancer can be as high as 75%. Hodgkin' disease. as high as 74%. Breast cancer. as high as 90%. Today. one out of two people who get cancer gets well. Ifs a w~olc new ball game. RJ6f5Rll AMERICAN CANCER SOCETY UfS authoflty to administer the estate under the lndepend· ent Administration of Estates Act (Th.is authonty allows the penonal repre sentative to take many actions without obta1mna court apprcNat Before Qk· 1n1 certain actt0ns, how· ever. the penonai recnsen· Qt1Ye is reQutred to 11Ye notice to interested persons unless they have waived nottee or consented to the prQC>OM!d acttOn) The 1nde· pendent adm1nistrat1on authority will be rranted unless an interested pen.on f1le5 • an obfeChon to this petition and shoWs lood c.-use why the court should not 1rant the authority A HEARING on the pet1 hon .,11 be held on S/4/89 at l 45PM 1n Dept #3 located at 700 CIVIC CEN TER DRIVE WEST, SANT A ANA. CA 92701 IF YOU OBJECT to the crant•ne of the petit.on. you should either appear at the ht'artn& and st•te your obieciions or hie wfltten objectt0ns with the court before the hur1ng Your appear•nce may be in per son or by your attorney IF YOU ARE A CREOITOA or • cont1,..nt creditor of the decened. you must file )IOU' claem Wftt\ tne court and m111 • cooy to the personal represent•t•ve appointed by the court Wtthin tour month& from the dfte of fint lllUMC• of ..._.. M prowidld en MC tiOn 9100 of .. Calibnil ~--Code.Thetliftelor filir'I cleiml will nae.....,. prior '° tour ...... from the date of .... lt11Viftl. ........... YOU MAY lltoUMra ._ -.... .., .. C*lft.. r:: .. ......... 2 in Help u~ keep v. inning. the esute, you may ftle with the court a format Request for Spec .. 1 Notice of the filin1 of an 1nwntoty and appr•1sement of estate assets or of any pet1bon or account as pr<Mded in sec· lion 1250 of the California Probate Code A Request for Spec..a Notice form is avail· abte from the court c..,_ Attorney for petitioner JOHN W SOLOMON 243 BROADWAY LAGUN BEACH, CA 9265 l 4/14 4 121 4/28 2114 WNOTU FIClll IOUS ••1111 MME ITAtlmllfT The lolkJwlni persons are dot,. business as CANADA RIDGE LANE PARTNERS, 2323 ~ °'. Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 James J Kubtckal, 31002 Via Estena1a. San Juan Captstrano, CA 926 75 John A Michlel, 2323 8ays1de Or , Corona Oel Mar, CA 92625 This business 1s con· ducted by • aeneral part· nersh1p SCned: James J. Kubictui Thts stMement WIS ftled wtth the County Clerk of Orart19 County on Mafch 27, 1989 Ftle No F412824 •1 14 4/214/285/5 2101 . thonze the use in this state MONO ANTHONY BUR of a fict1t1ous business RUEL ANO LOIS ROSl YN name in v1olatton of the BURRUEL naMs of another under fed. It is hereby ordered that eral state or common law all ~ interested in the (see Sec:bon 14400 el S9Q matter aforesaid appear business and protessaonal before this court in ~rt code) ment No 3 at 700 C1v1c This business 1s con-Center Drwe West, Santa ducted by an 1nd11ndual Ana. C.hfom1a, on May 16, Sianect· Susanne M [mefY 1989, at 2 o'clock p m • and The re115trant com-then and there show c.-use, meoced to trans.act buse· 1f any they have. why said ness under the hct1tt0Us petition for chanae of name business name hsted abow should not be &ranted on 3/28/89 It is further ordered that This statement was filed a COPY of this ordef to show with the County Oertc of cause be published in THE ~ County on March NEWPORTERCOSTA MESA 28, 1989 NEWS a newspaper of F4ll072 aeneral circulation, pub- 417 4/14 4 /21 4/28 2094 hshed in this county et least "*.IC NOllCl once a WNJt for four con· nc I I I iOUI Wiii s.ecut1ve weeks pnor to tht' NAMl ITAT'lmln' day of said hanna D.ltt'd Apr 05 1989 The foflowinc pef'SOrl is JAMES A JACKMAN doma busmess as. MAR· Judae of the Supert0r Court KETING EXCITEMENT, 4/1<4 4121 4128515 210!> •500 C•mpus Or. #302, Newport 8Hch, CA 92660 • Richard Gunst. 900 S.a Ln M2. CoroN Del Mar, CA 92625 This business 1s con· ducted by an •nd•vidual Sitned Richard Gunst Owner Th•s sa.tement wn filed wtth the County Ctettt of Or.,.. County on April 10. 1989 File No f414687 4 /14 4121 4/21 S/5 2110 .....c~ om.a10 ... c... fOltCIWl•Of- RAYMONO ANTHONY MMTINU ANO LOIS ROS· LYN MNrTlieU '-Ned • • p11ll111'entia__,.Wlft ...... liWJllll wto ~...,... .... ~ MYlllOMO AflntOWf MMT-.z AND LOes .._ LYN MMT-.Z '8 IAY· PU9lJC N01"a ntllliOUI ••11• NAME ITATl.mlln The lollowi .. person IS doinc business as: R o M CERAMIC TILE. 1200 Devon. Ne•oort Beach, 92660 MteNel Pllul Wetr, 3-43 ee.ch Ave , Cat11bed. CA 92008 This business is con· ducted~ lft ~ The r .. 111trant com· tnMM::ed '° nnuct buli· neM Under .. ~ ......_ ...... ..... ...... .... Oft .. 15. 1• --=-........... l1lil s er a•-... .... ~ .. -0....C--.• ..... t• . ....... ,.., ... U.."8 elllM ... PU9UC NOTICE ncrmous eusaNUS NAME STATOlutT The follow1na person 1s do1na business as MER CHANTS CREDIT GROUP 5000 Birch Street, West T awer. Suite 3000. Newport Be.lch, CA 92660 Amy K Yocum, 335 Riviera Or , Costa Mesa, CA 9 2627 This business is con· ducted by an 1nd1vldual The rea1strant com· menced to trans.ct bus•· ness under the f1ct1t10C.1s C>t.rs1Mss ~me listed at>OVe on 3113189 (S.aned) Amy K Yocum This statement was Med with the County Clt'rk of Oran e County on M•rch 27. 1989 flit' No f 412838 3/:31, 417, 4/14 4121 2076 "*IC N011CI'. nc11110U1 w1a1 NW ITATIM&n' The fotlowi .. pef'IOnl .. do1n1 as: CARAMAOA, LIMITED, a C•lif0tn1a Umtted P9f1nenh•P. 1330 ~Circle. NewPort BMch, CA 92660 •931 Alen L. Adams, 1330 Hamc>shire Cfrclt. Ne apo.1 a.en. CA 9266CM93 l Marie H. Ademl, 1330 ~ Ctidl .••• pCJ1 a.ch. CA 92MCM9ll Th11 bufl•nas• •• con · ductld~a ............ flhtp $itMd. Aleft L AicMma. Glllu• '-"• ...... , ..... ................... _ .......... 111111---..... a.., ......... . ... '411111 .,,.,. ... ra I • ... Gate ••• C1 5 1•111111 Moving into 19SO, the town has taken on many changes. Everything of the era, including ·a drive-in movie, A .t W Root- beer Drive-Ith fun ~ ~ ping area with a Woolworth •s and Blue Chip Stamp Store, a brewery, television station, rock-· roof cd stucco houses, a motel, oil refinery and airport'. The military base has grown larger and includes an obstacle course and bunken. By the time Gateville reaches 20SQ._ it is unrecoanizablc. Everything tends to be in big compounds, or campuses. The schools arc housed under 'One huge roof. The military base is much larger and has laser weap- WE SPEAK BMW! Lease or Buy . We're ready to deal! 235 . NEW BMW's TO SELECT FROM • • • onry. Power is derived from solar. wind and trash plants. 1 The shopping area contains such stores as Robots R Us. the television order central mall. a bank building. Ritz Hotel a nd a bullet train and people mover for rapid transit. Food is grown in hydrophonic gardens. The students acted in the same way as ~al planners, by applying for permits, drawing up blue- prints and plotting maps fo r their projects. On the day of the unveiling. students were given an urban planning evaluation and 10 minutes to go around and study each city. They had to compare and contrast bctweell' power sources. building, methods of growing food, transportation systems and military f aciliti~. Ian Stratford, Danny Fire- stone, Jeff Bauer and Erik Abbott, all sixth graders at Mariners, worked on the future city. "I helped build the bullet train, ... said Ian. ·All agreed that the project was fun and worth the effort. \;I Salt. It's ~sible ~ tor a lot more than seasoning your food. It can also contribute to high bk>od l-DfMSUfe;-8 risk factor for stroke and heart attack. It's a habit you can't afford not to shake. El N. aeu:uva. I • N • Henry •.. C1 7 1 f n. NI 1 history and that should be a tool for assessing Soviet actions. ... do not belic\te Soviet lead- ers are selected on the basis of their ability to entertain Amcr- ica n presidents.•• Kissinger quipped. He compared Soviet leader- s hip to a 0 specics of female s piders that eats its mate, .. because the same body that elects the general secretary is usually purged out when be comes into power. He also noted that Soviet leaden never retire, they die in office and arc immediately forgotten. The other subject Kissinger addre ed i the vast Middle Eastern problems. es peciall~ with regard to a eparate PaJes- tinian state. ··1 don' believe that a Pales- tinian state can be created that won •t be a menace to its neigh- bors,., he commented. He called the idea of Pales- tinians and Israelis living together in harmony a .. danger- ous fantasy" and if no other Arab state trusts Palestinian Liberation Organization leader Y assar Arafat, than why should the United States? During the question and answer portion of the program, Kissinger was asked if bis Jewish roots were a boon or problem during his years of negotiating with Arabs. He answered that be originally stayed out of negoti- ations on purpose, but was convinced by Egyptian Presi- dent Anwar Sadat that he should involve himself in talks. MRS. CONNIE MUMFORD -------- Connie Mumford, a founder of the Older Adults Social and Information Service (OASIS) Center in Corona dcl Mar, died April 6 in Newport Beach. Memorial seivica were held last week at St. Andrews Presby- terian Church and was off ICiated by Dr. John Huffman and the Rev. Robert W. Parry. Private int~_nt took ~lace at Pacific View Memorial Park in Ncpwort Beach. Mrs. Mumford was active in working on the senior center project in 1975 and was credited BM'-' 750rt. with naming the center. Mrs. Mumford had worked as a visiting nurse in preventive medicine and public health for many years. . She is survived by her hus- band, Stanley, daugbtcn Lisa Frumento and Laure Mumford, three sisten, one brother and nwnerious nieces and nephews. The family .ceques_ts donations in Mrs. Mumford's name to the Chaplaincy Fund, care of Hoag Memorial Hospital, Presbyter- ian, 3000 Hospital Road, New- port Beach, 92663. . UG=o® @@D©J®cru W®&icr@ Celebrating Senior Li'e lrlru® @@O@l®[ft) YI ®tmIT'® Reporter· Chery_/. Stehling Photograptiirs Mary DeChirico David Csrlson ,_ II at• It. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Inn at ihe Pa~k offers elegant senior living When retirement is at hand, seniors can spend more time seniors often plan accordingly. enjoying the activities they love For instance, they might want best. Rental i on a month-to- a little less responsibility in the month basi and a whole host upkeep of a home and want to of amcnitic is included. Three spend more time in leisure meals and snacks. daily housc- activitie . keeping ervices. linen and So they might opt to sell the . towel . wa hers and dryers. home and move to an acttve utilitae • activit) room and retirement community. Inn at librar). on ate cheduled tran - the Park in Irvine opened a year portation are ju ta tew. A grand ago and offers the ma imum in parlor has an exqui ite fireplace beautiful facilitie and activitie and baby grand p1ano. The Toni Jackson i the admini -elegant dinmg room has a alad trator for the facilit~ and ~aid bar. \\hach com ert to a yogurt there are many benefits to livi ng and juice bar m the evenmgs in uch a communat) after dM1ner A barber-beauty "'"Most eniors don't make up hop 1s open on Thur days and their minds on the spur of the · Friday with comparable rate moment," Jack on aid. "The)' to the area. A game room has like to take the time. We encour-a pool table and several card age independence here and a loot table . of our re idcnts still do their own .. I have a group of ladic who shipping and have their own arc hooked on canasta and they cars... can be seen in the game room Jackson encourages families at any time, .. Jackson said. to get involved in the decision-Visiting doctors come and use making process. the office and residents can ... If the family accept this schedule to be seen. for an extra place, then the senior accepts it,.. cbargc. Ill AT TllE PAIK-Al ...... ...... ,_ is 1111• 19J .. 1~1111 ........ II Ilia lll"•llr IXIMfll II lllilr· liltlt .. lnlll. Al 1111111• .... lilr •R111 II I fllll' .. j11c11'9r11 llll Mlllll ler ... will~ I RISI II• .... she said. There arc five available floor- Inn at the Park offers the plans and they all have spacious ultimate in pampering so that storage areas and closets. All of the bathrooms have grab bars. •The floorplans arc the alcove, which is • studio apartment, a • • Pictutt yourself returning to the comfortable apartmen't home you selecttd, deco~ to your Wte. And, of course, it's filled with your favorite fumishin~ and treasured belo!lgings. Al INN AT 11IE P~ you have frttdom and peace of mind. Three delicious meals are served daily. Housekeeping and maintenance are done for you. You are protected by around- the-dock security with emergency help at your fingertips. And because INN AT TIIE PARK is a rental community. all utilities are included in your monthly rent and no enttance fee is required. JOIN US AND MOVE UP TO A NEW WAY OF UFE 10 Mmfaear • 1mne, wtifomia (714) 854-3766 one-bedroom plan one, one bedroom plan two and a .two- bcdroom unit. which is two onc- bcdrooms put together. Inn at the Park is at 75 percent occupancy. Activities arc not lacking at Inn at the Park. Every Wednes- day, a special outing is planned such u a trip to the Orange 'Coumy-Perfornaing-Arts-Ccnter and Laguna Beach. Scheduled shopping takes place, dinner theater excursions arc on the agenda and the social committee puts together special entertain- ment. , .. We have a full-time social director,~ said Jackson. ..The residents arc what control the place. because this is their home." The apartments arc rented unfurnished so residents can take their items there that mean the most to them. It helps to provide a smoother transition. On the first night the resident moves in, a welcoming commit- tee visits and brings a basket of fruit and juice and spends some time with them. .. -Some -0f lM residenu uy that the first night is the most frightening," Jackson said. .. They arc in a new place and quiet often, arc alone." Jackson invites any interested party visit with their f amilics and take in the Sunday brunch. The red carpet will be rolled out. Inn at the Park is located at JO Marqu~tt~ in Irvine. For mor~ information. call 854-3766 . Newport offers classes · Newport Beach Department of Parks, Beaches and Recrea- tion (PBR) bas long been known for its outstanding programs that reach across the spectrum to accommodate froru the very young to active seniors. This spring's programs arc no excep- tion. To obtain a brochure, just visit the office at 3300 Newport Boulevard orcall 644-3151. Herc arc some highlights aimed at sen1on. THIRD ANNUAL MAYORS CUP TENNIS TOURNAMENT On May 13 and 14, matches will be played at San Joaquin Hilb Park, Community Youth Center. Irvine Terrace Park, Marinen Park and Las Arenas Park. Finals will be played on May 20. Entries clOle Friday, May .5, at s p.m. Toamamcat scbcdulin1 will be available Wed .• May 10. HEALTH AND FITNESS There aft a whole hOlt of fitness proarams · available. illdudiq Sally Stanton fitness pl'OlnlDI, dance fitnaa. aqua- cile. duce fitneu lite. shape with weights body contouring, full figure fitness, aerobic circuit training and Jacki Sorensen' aerobic dancing. Choose the one right for you. Classes arc held at many different times at many convenient locations. Hatha yoga, interwoven with directive-relaxation methods of breathing. meditation, nutri- tional 1uidance and an introduc- tion to the art of [)o..in is offered in this class. The session begins May 8 and runs through June 7. Sports walking i.s presented in a one-day workshop on Satur- day. May 6. Learn from an expen how to walk your way to health. Release neck and shoulder tension with acupressure. Learn bow in two one.day workshops, May 11 and May 25. Learn to relax thote ti1ht ruuscla with cuy to learn techniques .. ENRICHMENT Learn how to understand younelf and otben at a apecial seminar on May 4, from 7: IS- 10 p.m. at the Bonita Creek Community Center. .,. II. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSeGH--lm • Firm Provides safe investment advice - IAllY IAITI OD PAT DlllACO•t-T• .... II .. nnuill Wlrtll wHI ..., ....,. ._. lllir Fllirlm111 ·Mln wlllly. Not everybody possesses the knowledge of the financial world and its workings. In fact, it can get pretty confusing for the average person. In that case. it' time to enlist the\. aid of professionals. Especially when people retire, they might want to make invest- ments that will give them some ort of income. And unless they know what they are doing, it can be risky business. Randy Barth and Pat Di- Giacomo arc investment special- ists with Drexel Burnham Lam- bert, an investment firm. They arc specialists in helping seniors to get their many years of hard- earncd money to work for them. .. We try to structure a conser- vative income stream for senior citizens, so they can get a betteT return than putting their money in the bank," Barth said ... The market is fast-changing and many new products arc intro- duced. We figure what one of those arc good and safe and will stand.the test of time.,.. Barth said he and DiGiacomo like to work with individual securities rather than mutual funds. For seniors, he uggests either bonds or certificate of depo its. He said that Drexel Burnham doe much of it~ own re earch and s pecialize in income-oriented ecuntie . "There 1s more to off er here than most other places," Barth said. ··orexel has s uperior research and it helps us to better match up the client's objective. We focus on safety first, with a teady income stream and mod- est appreciation of capital." He said that it is impossible to successfully predict where interest rates are gong month in and month out. uy OU can put all of your money in one-year rates and all your rates might go down next year,--" he--said:-"'-Then you navc- a reinvestment problem. The reason you would want to put a portion of ·your money into long-term is if interest rates go down, at least you have some locked in at that higher level. When they go up, you can roll over at a higher tate and have a more predictable income stream over a period of years ... Barth said that two-thirds of his and Di Giacomo's job is to educate the client. Newport-Mesa Audiology, Inc. "The Most Modern Facility in The West" IN HONOR OF BETTER HEARING MONTH -MAY 1989 .. We try to control the risk and make sure that the client understand the downside if there is a risk , .. Barth aid. Both Barth and DiGiacomo have been involved in the invest- ment business for the past seven years. They started out with E.F . Hutton. While ltuilding their busines cs. they worked with people retiring from Rockwell lnternationaJ and other aero- space companies that offer lump sums retirements. Drexel Burnham is one of the two largest privately held ecurities firm in the United States and ranks among the top five industry wide. The firm rank among the leading research efforts on Wall Street. maintaining a top-ten position in both the Institutional Investor All-Americas Research Team and the Greenwich Research polls. The firm spends more than $20 million a year on 1t total re earch effort. Duxel Burnham :r Newport &ach office is loca1ed 01 620 Newporl Center Drive. Phone: 640-5600. CHOOSE THE CD THAT'S RIGHT FOR YOU. 3 Month CD 9.70\ 6 Month CD 9.85,, 1 Year CD 10.00\ At Drexel Burnham, we offer CDs with attractive and· competitive yields in many denominations and maturities from a variety of issuers. All are insured by the FSLIC or FDIC and designed to help you meet your individual investment goals. 'Nhether the maturity is for three months or three years-or sometime in befyJeen-our CD program offers the one tnar s right for you. You can invest in CDs for as little $5CXX), or $2,0CXl for IRAs and Keogh plans. FFERS T-0 ALb-SENIORS'----11-1--fg_Mae,CD informotoo Mail to • Complimentary First Visit & Exam (Usual Fee $18000) • Consultation on NEW Digitally Processed Hearing Instruments (Sole Distributor in Newport-Costa Mesa • Drawing for a Complimentary Digital Hearing Instrument ($1500 Value) REVOLUTIONARY HEARIN& AID SYSTEM! ............ QUATTRO. A_. ... .,, .....,., rt's, •1'111, ....... COftlfd ....-. .,........ ...... ...... four ............. OM. OUATTIW-An inoonapcuous and COtWeOteOt Mering SysMm IOf people wt'°"8 lnlft .,. as vaned • the soonds around them Come m to ,.,.., tor yourMlf tOday For farther information -Coa•altation CALL 642-7935 • 476-5105 or 476-5169 or send in the coupon below. Nome hXiesl - City/State~ Drext!I ·-...~c , ~ Drexel Bumhciffi P.O. Box 7030 Neport Beach. CA 9'2658-7030 Attn: D. Randall Bath Patrick M. DiGiocomo - ~lb/Home) - l ' ,_ • M•t1. l•THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ' Buffums restaurant gives .good Impressions There is nothing like a quality lunch. especially when that quality includes low prices. atmosphere and a wonderful ocean view. In Newport Beach. this qual- ity may be found on the top floor of Buffums, in Fashion Island, at the store's restaurant, Impres- sions. Herc. guests may enjoy a panoramic view while sampling delicious f arc that Impressions offen. According to manager 0 Boots" Blumkey, many department stores arc phasing out their restaurant service and they aren\ even i~udcd in the buildina of newer stores. But Buffwm Fuhion Island man- qemt elected to remodel the existiq restaurant rather than take it out. Blumkcy said. So now. visitors will enjoy an updated design. with soft and muted pastels to compliment the VleW. For seniors. the prices arc not the only attractive feature. They will receive a special dine out card that is punched each time they visit the restaurant. When all nine slots arc punched. they receive the tenth meal for f rcc and that includes anything on the menu. And they may be used in any Buff ums restaurant, any- where. Another attractive feature is the f nendly and courteous staff. Blumkey said that many of them have been with the restaurant for many yean. And she said that many college students have also worked there . .,.We have put more people through UCI than scholarship have," she mused. Diners may begin their meal with a cocktail from Impres- sions• full bar. or try some wine from the extensive list. Move on to a bowl of soup or appetizer. The bowl of soup claims to be a meal in itself and is 'served with cheese bread. Additional f arc is a shrimp and seafood cocktail or tossed green salad. The extensive salad menu includes shrimp and seafood louie, ~bicten taco salad, ctacrs salad, spinach salad, stuffed avocado chicken Hawaii or cobb PlBIE•IBTB 11; 111111111 • 1 ll""llllll'lll1-• -81 IS lln1111 211...-. COM~U..eatmg ~U..ousta~ geA'1lee Ptunper Yourself_ in Lunuy ~ With Our Day of Bttaty ~o Ctf oatalae t~e <tioulltolll ~ qjout' · · · · .. • Rejuvenating Body Mwage • Hair Design • European Facial• Nails Fashions Gift Certificates Available Walk Ins and Appts Welcome Call Today 756-2660 Now Your Full Service Salon - 4320 Campus Dr., Suite 100 Newport Beach Across From the Airport DISCOVER. •• ·. .. .. sal.d. Sandwiches arc always popu- lar during ·1unch time and Impressions have a whole host of them. Sample a pita pocket sandwich, Buff urns club house. chicken and nut, imperial grilled cheese, bacon, lettuce, tomato and avocado and grilled cheese avocado. Of course, no menu would be complete without scaf ood offer- ings and Impressions f caturcs a whole host of delectable delights. Consider a salmon ~ halibut steak. sole almon- dine, fillet of fish sandwich. shrimp and seafood newburg · · · • ·dver • titt: ')fltibtp a-hoy and catfish sandwicb. For those who have a hanker- ing for that all-American favor- it$ beef. try an item from the extensive listing. It includes a steak sandwich, roast beef ole. roast beef au jus, beef liver. Frcnchdip, old f ashioncd chicken fried steak and open- ~ .. rJlMM New lmpreSsions Restaurant ~ in Fashion Island . ... ENJOY OUR 2FOR 1 Entree Special Equal or lesser value Offer does not include Beverage or Dessert • faced hot roast beef sandwich. And of course, there arc three types of hamburgers to choose from. Try something different from the portion of the menu with that title. Pizza for one, an .omelette. a melt.. monte cristo, stuff cd croissant, European lunch. stir fry choice and tenderloins of lamb arc offered. A selection of light and healthy items include albacore steak sandwich, lemon herb chicken breast, breast of chicken sandwich and steak and salad. Finish the meal off with a delicious dessert of cheesecake, carrot cake, speciality cake, pies, fresh seasonal fruit, ice cream. sundaes and milkshakes. Impressions is open for lunch from 11 a.m. to J p.m .• Monday through Thursday and on Sar- urdayandfrom I I a.m. to 7 p.m. on Friday. For more inf orma- tion. ca/1694-1100. .. APM. !1. 1• THE NEWPORT EN~ M --. Relax, unwind, feel invigorated at ta Fontaine When a client vi its La Fon- taine. she is sure to feel great when she come out. because it is a true fountain from which healing flows. Part of healing i feeling good about oneself and that may be achieved at La Fontaine. a fine salon. The salon specializes in a total program of massage, facials. makeup applicatiQn. nail work and hair styling. And the salon's special Day of Beauty features a ride in a limousine to La Fontaine. Enjoy a mas~age . manicure and pedicure. a facial and make-up application and haintyling. Then. the limo will whisk the client back home for whatever event she might have planned. Massage is that one luxury that many clients. once they have. had one. keep coming back for more. But it is more than a luxury. things arc actually hap- pening in the body that makes massage very beneficial. "Good things arc happening in the body and that is why it feel so good." said Randy Bengt- son. a maiscur at La Fontaine who specialize in Swedish mas- sage ... For senior' citizens. there is a greater benefit because many arc not able to get around as much. Their mobility is decreases and they have a greater than avera c need for good ci rculation and stress· reduc- tion." He said that whose suffering from pain from arthritis can release pain and feel better. He said it is not a cure. but it does e~.pam . ·· · • .. There are a lot of things that get diagnose a arthritis that really arcn 't ," said Kelly McBrie n. another masseur. "There might be adhc~ion·s in the connective ti ues or Joints wollen and tiff just from the lack of movement." McBrien al o u e~ Swedish massage. but incorporates ome Rolfing techniques that are painle s and work on lhe deep llSSUC • "Everyone comments how good they feel .afterward~ ... said Bengtson ... They might come in here all tre sed out. They have an overall sense of well-being." Bengt on aid that is ha rd to describe what a mas age-mjght feet like to somebody. She really need to have o ne to appreciate the benefits. At La Fontaine, there i no rushing or hurrying nor a clinical atmo phcrc. Quite the contrary. The sheets on the tables arc floral or striped and the towel quite like the ones found in homes. All around are owner Lonna Smith's collection of antiques. The salon i very much like a fine French resort and the atmosphere non-threatening. There arc five masseurs and masseuses to serve the client • all with their own pcciality. For privacy. they use a full-b<><!Y drape. . . Both Benatson and Mc8ricn have worked as massage thera- pists for ix years. McBrien studied at the Esalen In titute in Bia Sur. TMy believe that tart- ina oa the client • hand or f ttt Wpe them to open up and kt them Ill into what i happening to tllena. They find out what .,.. the client miaht h•ve had trot1Me with and work on it. wtlielMr it ii a chronic neck pain ... cramp. .. Ma)~age doesn't have any ide effect . rike a!>pirin does . ., ,aid Benpl on. Mcttncn agreed . .. Unlike doctors. you don't have to be sick to come to us." he said. "Coming here is like having a two-week vacation in an hour." Both . aid that enior ci tizens will reali1e increased vitality. release stress and get a better range of motion. In the slow- paccd, serene atmosphere of La Fontaine. they can relax and let their troubles melt away. -La Fontaine is located at 4311 C•mpus Drive, Suite IM in Newport Bach. for more Infor- mation, call 75'-26't. IEAIYTllOYE-ntllllllllfl 111,1 ......... .,..._.,.11111'1 '1 Cllllll • Mii 111111 --ti 11pt11 ........... "11 ........ ,... • ti Ill: ..... .._ Lml ...................... ...., •• I I .............. . Rellort Living, Regents Point in Irvine You've raised your kids. Paid your bills. Done your job. Now it's your turn. Now is the time to Declare Your Inde- pendence. You've earned it. During the past quarter century we have become experts in retirement com- munity management. Thousands have chosen to make their home in one of our communities. Seaside Eletrance, White Sands of La Jolla day or night, to assist in case of emergency. We offer much more health support than·others. Three levels of , living: independent, personal~, and skilled nursing. Important ... ~ . reassunng. Independent, worry-free retirement is surprisingly more affordable than many people think. You've earned it. Write for complete information today. Southern California P Homes .. - They like the staff services we . provide: delicious meals prepared 1n our restaurant-caliber kitchens, 1 ______ -.- -~ - - ---1 housekeeping, gardening, trans-Please send 1nfonnat100 on: I portation, and more. . . .. I ,._.. .. --'...,.., They like the compan1onsh1p, I Name ~~re~o~~ilit~,~-1 ~-~~-------~,----- the roster of soc~al athct.ivitiesto.d I City ·---·~~( ---:-)--------State __ Zjp ......._ ___ _ Always interesting ings 0 • Phone Number ol..---L----'""""----------They like knowing there's I SO• meone on hand they can trust, Mail to: Reseats Point I 19191 Harvard Avenue L.;. -_•'!_nc.:_C~~S-8~J9~ - - -~ -·------------------------- I l =- 1 I .. • ,_ • ••II. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN .--Fluntington Terrace Hotel enhances life Delma Corporation is a pio- neer in the senior housing indus- try, with 2S years of experience. 22 of those years in Huntington Beach. The Huntington Terrace Retirement Residence is a cam- pu of two complexes and offers 252 units of elegant living. It 1 more than a place to live. 1t provides courteous, personal attention and service in a warm, caring environment. ~·our older population needs choices and we arc not ·here to d ictate lifestyle, ju t enhance it,'" aid Darylann Ogden. Hunting- ton Terrace rcpre entative. A cheerful dining room offers three meal a day, with weekly menu planning. A staff dietician will plan pccial~ict meals and · trays are avadablc aS well. A social director works full- time with a variety of exciting activities. Planned recreational trip and outings arc always on the calendar and van service is available for appointments and shopping. She prefers to call the complex a hotel. where seniors can live ele gantly and have their every need attended to. Avatlable are three fl oorplans. ~tudio. one- bed room and one-bedroo m cot- ta~~ ..tpa nment. Eac h has a lull k1chcnette with retrigerator a nd g<t rbage dispo al. private bath. cu tom draperies and carpe trng. in'l..'.1com system fo r direct con- tart with the front de k. weekly ho u,ekceping and lipen service. ut1htie and cable included. excl uding telephone. In addition. each unit has energy eft 1c1ent air conditioning, ample ~to rage space, including a walk- in clo ct, private patio and balconies. The month of May is Senior Citizens Month and to celebrate the occasion, Huntington Ter- race will offer "saluting Seniors 40,000 Times," in conjunction with Complete Medical Care, which i celebrating it 40.000th hou e call. Political officials. repre entative~ of enior citizens· o rg anizatio n . chamber o f commerce president and o ther dignitane~ have been invtted to attend a ll or part of the celebra- tion. .S. Representatives Dana Rohrabachcr a nd Chri Cox. Orange County S upervisors Tom Riley, Roger Stanton and Harriett Wieder. city council members. U.S . Senator Pete Wilson and State enator Mar.;. ian Berge on have confirmed that they will attend of send a representative. The even will be held May I and some Holly- wood celebrities have also been invited to attend. SE•llll-1111111•• ..... II I I y.,.. ....... I .... HI p'I II Ill plll llul 111111 II Ill p £ 1111 1111111 la ___ ........... T he gardens and grounds arc very crcne. There is everything an active senior would need. There is a beauty/ barber shop, card room, 1i rary and reaalng room, television viewing room with video library. full security system, laundry facilities and ck ators_ A new concept in senior hous- ing enjoying success at Hunting- ton Terrace is the Catered Li_ying_ Center. wha.ch bas a license pending. It is for those seniors who might need a little extra a.istance with such thinp as bathing, dressing or being . reminded to take medication. It bas 24-hour staffing. The center is tdcaJ for couples where one spouse bas become the caretaker for the other. The self-sufficient spouse may live at the Ternce apartments located within the same building and be in frequnt contact wit h bis or her mate witbout the demanding ~ sibility for proViding care for till dependeDJ spouse. ' I In addition, the center offers short-term management for those needing assistance after hospital discharge. For those families wbo require placement of their f ricnd or relative without wony while vacationing. the Caacmt LiW., Li~ID Center is the ideal placemcDL Hua tm,ton Terrace would like to iDYitc P,..pcctivc resi- dents to cmt for arraaaing a tour. If they decided to make their home at Huntington Terrace through the month of May. they will receive a rental rebate. Hunti1fKton Tr"acr i.J locat~d ar 18SOO-Flo""iida Str~~t. Hun1ilf61on Bnch. For "'"'~ in/1>mw1ion. coll U8.UI /. High-tech hearing help I R Ri&1111 .. • It 11 rt•11 A 11'10 • 111111llllr 111111 II .-Y •. , ,. ..... ••1 .... -~~ .......................................................... . Quite often, seniors f acc hear- ing loss due to natural aging processes. They face decision of where to go and who to sec to help correct the problem. . Enter New1>9rt-Mcsa AUdiol- ogy. a full-service center special- izing in pediatric. ncuro- audiology and testing and 'diag- no ang of bearing problems in people of all ages. The center has operated in the Newport area for 30 years and is one of the ~ of 1ts kind in Orange Couaty, accordang to Howard Mango. audiologist. .. Most of our patients arc older and don' have any neu- rological problems. they wear bearing aids because of hearing loss due to acing process. or car dascase,... said Mango. . .. Our average petient iD that category is SS and up ... He added tbat a larg'C number of bis patients are m their 80s and about 100 of the centcr·s palicnts are 90 and up. He said thlla tlae pncticc has close to IO,• peticab. Patients visiting the center arc treated to the utmust i n Enjoy Retirement ., o.•1•11wr•Car •*11G• 1a•e1tr_. l.t •• a.,u•ss lankim. C.1&•1 D1dp1d TO\;a• ala ft"a1dcm•11t&11ptodtDCe._Ttldq'aGHn •' p Huldillglon Terrace Deslgned with the actNe seruor an mand. providing resldents with the mast modem oonveruences todays adNe seniors de5U"e Nestled an a naturally 1andlcaped ermronment. you u Qppedale all the extras al this new commwuty • BeaUWul Lanmaxping ·~rnt rcoms • Modem Kitchens • 8ak:oni • P!ush lnt nors • 5rudJos. One• two 89drooms AYaUable • NII. AbcKJf Our Osltical Semc:. AvaDable 714/~11 714/848-6402 18700 8t 18800 Florida Street Huntington Beach IS J ophisticatcd diagnostic equip- ment. They might be referred by a family doctor or the hearing loss brought to their attention by family members. .. They no longer can detect clarity in speech and no surgery will make it bcttcr ... said Mango. .. So we pcrf orm tbe battery of test and recommend proper amplification devices~ .. The center has a taff of eight. There is Mango. a pan-time ~b therapist for cbildrc~ a part-tune audiologist pecia.liz- ing in oral rehabilitation with childrea a pccialist in be~g implant devices and four hearing a.id dispensers that wort with pat.icnts making car molds and trouble-shooting he.riQg a.Nit ewport-Mcsa Audiology has more than 2.000 square feet of pace •nd high tccbnoloo. It tbe only distributor in the cwpon area for ig:nal procasing and digital bearing aid • the newest innovations. Mango said that each patient is trutcd illdivid- ually and bearing aids aft pres- cribed that will wort for tbaa individual. ,.,.pon-Mru udioloKY is fo«otrd at 500 , . 'r•·port Bou/,v•rd. rttt•port tk•dt. Pltolw: 6'1·19Jj. et the experts Ian your ·Cruise When planning for a vacation. the biggest concern cniors might have is convenience. Espe- cially if they arc planmng on a trip and tour of other countn~. T aling in as man) ights as possible is always mcc. but to do that. mucb traveling around must be done. And that invol cs gcttjng settled an one place. having to pick up and mo\e to another. The perfect solution to this dilemma is to take a cruise . .. Anytbang you can do. you can do on a ship." said Cherie Eben. owner of ewpon· ncv.- cst travel agency. Cruise Ship Centers. ..They unpack. only once. Everything is right there. the passenaers arc taken care of and pampeRd ... Cruise Ship Centers works •'ith about 30 members of the Cruis.c Linc Organization. Ebert said that tbcR arc about 200 cruise lines available all over the world. Some arc chancrs and anything a client want to do. Ebert can arrange for a cruise that spccializa in it. TbeR arc golf cruises~ diving cruises and river cruiscs through diffCRnt countries.. Cruises arc we~known for feeding passengers vt:ry well. Ebert said that Royal Cruise Lines bas all of its menus cer- tified by the AmeTican Heart Association. ~ of my clients has been on 18 ~and the last 16 were on ToJai. • V'MI €'bert. Cruises pft tbe advantage of beiq able to see many of the high points of many countries. without the buae expense. Air- fare is usually included in the price of tbe cruise. as arc the luurious meals. The only items not included arc gratuities and shore excursions. Ebert said she can put whole packages together for her clients. For senior citiztns. Ebert said Alasta is a very good option because the pace is ftfY slow and reJaxcd. 1"bcy stay on the boat more &Dd tbe inland passage is oicc because tbe boat goes through • • a1 .r i1em. s.a.a. Maida, you'll •mwa a new exciting •*-iD c.-Oassi6cd Seam caw .......... Calllbe 0 211·Fed Dift-IOday llO llhuliw ... llllld- ., lac s ilem ·or what ,.'a willina '°.-rt widL 631-1121 t-N1•M-P the glacaers... Eben aad -Thr boat hu~ the horclme and the "aters arc very calm ... he added that the rcccnl 011 pill hcun ) aff ectcd the crube mdustr}-, bccau e l occurred above v.-hcrc the hap go Another t?reat bargaan for semo" ~ Pearl. which cruise' the Onent. There arc many pon the hip top 11) and hore excursion arc available In china. the hap top at the mouth of the Yangtsc R1\cr. Passengers take a land hunlc to the Great Wall. tay m a hotel and huttle to another port where the tup is waiting. CllllSE SllP CEITEll-Clllrtl Birt. I II 11 illilt ii .... ...... cr:lim, .................. ii Millllle Another great uggcstion is cruising the Hawaiian I lands. Passengers fly to tbe i land and meet the ship and cruise through lhc islands. It" more reasonable than flying between the islands and passengers get the many benefits of the cruise. Cruise Ship Centers can arrange for cruises through any country clients wish. But closer to home. the Mississippi River cruise is very much desired. The Delta Queen and Mississippi Queen are paddle boats that leisurely cruise up the river. The Delta is a smaller boat. It is fun for clients to get together a group off ricnds and charter the whole boat. Ebert said. When clients want to take a cruise. but no nothing about what is available. Ebert said she • will educate the~ while (meting out just what their desires are. She will ho brochures. find out if they want warm water and climates. or what they lite to do ~ in their leisure time. And if clients want to sec a ship before the) conurut to a cruise. if it lS in pon at Los Angeles. Eben will arrange for a tour. -sccurit y is very tight... she cautioned. -eut quite of ten. we can arrange a tour ... c~ Ship c~"'~'s is locat~d 01 1400 W~sl Coast HiKhway. Suit~ 4. N~wpo,, &aclt. For mon inf onnotion. call 541-17 Jl. ••• be smart book direct! With the cruise . people who really know ' -:... ... \.:. -.- -... tr i•lf ... 11 •• , willl 111111. -. • At tmes that ete most conveneent tor you. we PfCMde indMdlW pet· sona6lze<2 attention YOAJll taikw-made iwogrwn wil revotYe around YOUf schedute not ours WlllN: 3355 #F Via Lido m Newport Beach one block east of Lido Marina Village with plenty of free parking. P/llS 72M111 ~11lllr••f,_ft_1 .... ••• "11111 •111 II Cllllr •••• ~ Jlll-61u.1'. JIU • ~ ·' UGO W. CAI .. Hwy. H . ·-· ...... a-. .. -· .. . , ·-· -- • • ll!'t •• t it • -improve energy-, tone up at Circulation Plus Seniors who want to tone up and firm up. have more stamma and just plain feel better. might be concerned that in order to do that, they need to ta~c aerobics classes or pump iron. That is the last thing they usually want to do. But there is a way to accomp- lish the above goals without sweat or strain that usually accompanies exercising. At Cir- culation Plus. clients use special exercise tables that do the work for them. Passi~c exercise can accomplish everything active ' exercise can. without exhaus- tion. Another benefit i~ that it actually feels good. There are nine different tables that each work a different part' of the body. For example. a leg machine will work the thighs. inner thighs and even the stom- ach. And Circulation Plus make the claim that just one hour at the tabled is equivalent to a three-hour walk and one hour three times a week equals a full two hours of calisthenics. The tables isolate and actually work each major muscle group of the body. while the client lays fiat. He or she may offer resist- ance for quicker results. The tables arc gentle enough for (, everyone to use. especially those with severe back or arthritic problems. It helps to achieve a better range of mobility. aids circulation by increasing oxygen In tbe 61ood and rflaics fhe c acnt feel more energetic. .. We have one senior who comes in a f cw times a week. who participates in Senior Olym- pics.•• said manager Terri Whalen .... He comes in here to warm up his muscles and stretch." Everything at Circulation Plus is individ ualizcd and personalized. There is no club to join or membership to buy. The first visit is free. When clients decide that the service is one they could benefit from. goals arc discussed with either Whalen or salon owner Marian Bulman. 041f they just want to firm up thighs. upper arms or loose inches. we can concentrate on that." Whalen said. "And some machines feel better than others to each client. so they can skip machines or stay longer on others ... Clients should plan on spend- ing about an hour to an hour and IS minutes each session. They pay SIS per session, or may buy 15 sessions for S 150. bring- ing the cost down to SJO each visit. For a limited time. clients may introduce a friend to Circulation Plus and the friend may pay S2S for IS visits, a savings of S 125 for the friend. 04The client and the friend can even split the costs and the visits come out to be about SS.80 each," said Whalen. Everyone using the service is supervised. They get on the tables and Whakn Kts them up. The idea of using these auto- matic tables for exercise is nothing new. They were origi- nally invented in 1939 and used primarily by polio victims for therapy. An orthopedic doctor modified them so they would be gentle enough for everyone to USC. Bulman decided to introduce them to the area because they were...a_areathelp to her. She wu given ·only IS months to live when she had a gradual weak- ening of her arms, hands· and lep to the point where she could no Great Earth for vitamins In the world of health and nutrition, the name Great Earth is synonymous with leadership. quality. service and low prices. ~ Great Earth Vitamin stores. which constitute the largest chain of f ull-servicc vitamin outlets in the nation. arc com- mitted to legitimizing the some- times faddish aspect of the health nutrition industry. Great Earth's philosophy is to start with the finest natural inaredients. In fact. the company testina process is as sophisti- •• ,, ' I I I Jr-, .~ l '> I I ~, ~J ~ • ' •• f ~ T »HLJ(;H :. 'N .. • _ ...... .. • catcd and comprehensive as those applied to pharmaceuti- cals partly because of standards set by Great Earth's parent company which continues to operate a production division for over-the-counter medica- tions. The foundation of Great Earth• success as a speciality vitamin store lies in the com- pany·s extensive quality control and its innovative approach to developing a growing line of well-received nutritional aid~. Great Earth was the brain- child of to Los Angeles entre- preneurs in 1970. Registered pharmacists Bernard Bubman and Earl Mindell observed the effects of over-medication on their clients and became con- vinced that most people would be healthier and happier if they altered their lifestyles with a commitment to good nutrition. They developed a superior line of vitamin products calle<l, Great Earth. By 1978. Great Earth stores had expanded beyond the longer care for herself. Eventu- ally, surgeries on hands. spinal bone chips, ruptured dila and bone grafts-to fUK her spine and neck corrected her condition but the side effect of immobility was loss of all muscle tone. ·After m'lkh~.resear_ch and investigating systems, Bulman ·decided that she would bring the tables to Newport Beach. To help introduce this system, Circulation Plus is having a big champagne party on Tuesday, May 23 from 4'-9 p.m ...•. The parking will be tented and every- one will have a chance to sample the tables. Circulation Plw u located at 3355 Via Lid_o in Newport &ach. The $a/on 0~111_ al..9.JLJ'IL Monday throUKh Friday and on S11turday,from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Call 713-4169 for more information. Southern California area to include locations from coast to coast. In addition to introducing the nation's first oil- free vitamin E tablet~ Great Earth developed the only human blood tested timed-release vitamin C on the market . Building its reputation on con- sumer respectability, every pro- duct with a Great Earth label is auaranteed for full shelf-life potency. Keeping emplo~ abreut abreast of the latest proareuions in the nutrition field is of top . priority at Great Earth. To ensure knowledgeable personal cu tomca service, the company has developed 0 Vita U, •• a classroom-type school where store personnel must pus a riaorous trainina proaram . The Great Earth Vitamin stores in Southern Oranae County include: 370 E. 17th Street, Costa Mela. phoee 646- 10534: comer of Roctr.W ucl El ·Toro RolMI in F.I Toro. pbone 'TJl.3079 ad in Million Viejo .a 0.0 and Marperile. plao• SIMl92. .. n. ••THE NEWPORT a•• FR IC . Cover Home Offered by Jill -Andrus and .Mary Ann Neth . rcu -Of . Waterfront Heme , Newport ,_IC ar-.11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENStGN ·Home of the Week· Peninsula home decorator's pride BY CHERYL STEHLING Located in the heart of the Newport Harbor, with fabulous panoramic views up and down the bay. this week's featured home at 1300 E. Balboa Boule- vard is a true study in unique- ness. The home recently completed an eiaht-year remodeling and is a decorator's dream. Daytime and nightlight views of Newport Center, the mountains and foot- hills beyond arc the key to this custom residence. Stainless steel and teak wood accent the dock, which will accommOdate a large yacht. "'For all of that live on the Peninsula and have watched eight years of remodeling with mounting fascination f ascina- tion it was worth the wait," said Jill Andrus with Waterfront Homes, one of the listing agents. "'This home was a labor oflove and is •bsolute perf cction," said Mary Ann Nethercutt, the other listing agenL ART DECO AND CONTEMPORARY The architectural styles of art deco and contemporary meld to make an interesting and f asci- nating design for living. It all begins with the two-story glass entry. The wiqdQws extend up to the second level an<I have a wave design created from the careful application of more than 4S,OOO beads of glass. Through- out the home is the generous use of bl.ck marble, bleached wood, granite and custom wallcover- inp. All door surrounds arc bleKbed wood and all window- sills are black marble. Tbe jlau' door opens from the midclJe into another glass foyer, wbicb opens to the main entry hall. to the right is the unusual curved art deco staircase~ The entry hall floor is black marble. as arc the tairs. which have an etched design. Straight beyond is the formal dining room and entry to the kitchen, on the left is the formal living room with spectacular views through its bowed win- dows. The carpet js a neutral tone and bleached wood panel- ing is used liberally. A rag- painted soffit extends around the perimeter of the living and dining rooms and bas indirect lighting placed in it. The bowed front windows have a set of doors opening onto the patio and dock a~a. The patio is set with used brick in a herring bone pattern. Additional amenities arc the outdoor grill and cabine- try in teak wood. The formal room has an eye- c•tcbing fireplace, fronted with black marble, which is also used on the ~earth. It is flanked by a sophisticated stereo system behind bleached wood doors. The formal dining room has a built-in black lacquer side- board with mirrored back and black marble counters. On one side of the room is an unusual etched window, framed in black marble. At oigbt, lights mar be turned on th•t give the window a three-dimensional look. Overhead is a high-tech lighting fixture. A pa.through to the dining room is black marble and may be closed off with folding bleached wood doors. Through a swinging door is the compact and gourmet kit- chen. The ceiling is ovcrheight and bleached wood cabinets extend all the way up. The floors and counters arc multi--colorcd granite. Additional amenities arc a triple stainless steel sink, a built-in sub-zero refrigerator, edge of the floor outlines in black marble and an interesting bamboo pattern in the cabinet doors. There is a Tbermadore gas rangetop and double wall- mountcd ovens with a lower warming oven. A walk-in pantry completes the kitchen. A door from the kitchen opens into the garage, which has got to be seen to be appreciated. It bas been completely finished off with a tile floor, a multitude of cabinets, hidden laundry area and custom wall~overing. Back to the entry hall, there is a guest powder room in very high-tech art deco. The pedestal sink is black marble and walls arc a padded fabric. A portion of the wall bas a sculpture of a tree and one wall is mirrored. The ceiling bas a swirled pattern light fixture. U ndcmeath the art deco stair- case is a rock garden and the decorator window beyond. An additional room and full bath completes the downstairs portion of the home. The little room leading to the bath has storage cabinets and an interest- ing aquarium. The window has a1Jlaclc marble windowsilr. The ·bath is all finished off with ceramic tile in its stall shower. The contemporary pedestal sink and unusual mirror-fmish toilet complete the room. THE DRAMA CON- DNUU UPSTAIRS Prc>ceedina up the staircase, one wall bu been rag-painted into an interesting pattern. Anyone walking up the staircase has a forever view from the two- story window. At the landing, continue to the front of the home, which over looks the street and has two complete bedroom suites, each with their own unique nature. Right before entering the first bedroom, take notice of a stor- age closet, with a ladder leading up to roof access . The first bedroom bas one wall of mirrored closets. The rest of the walls are covered in padded fabric and neutral car- peting it med on the floon. Glau doors open onto a black marble balcony overlooking the street. The private bath KCOmpan- yiq the bedroom is decorated in the ume wallcoYCriq and is 1CCeatcd by aj8de areen ceramic tile in the aimed-in shower tub and a toilet of the ume aUde. Tiie pedatal sink is black marble .......... steel. . Tbe aecoad bedroom is equally unique. Tbe walls are COWl-.cl wida a combination of fMric lllld ~leather. l'llileh11t1 haw mirrored •wina-imlloon. Olw doon open onto .._ .._.. mrrWc balcOny. On oae tide is a stained and etched 1la11 window in a complementina floral deaian. Tbe tame dcaip is uled on a wiMow in tbe Mjoiaiaa Mtla . ..... ..... Uo ..... cloutlle ti• atall alaower with •irrored •?sk., ... ia .. .... Ill IBI IT,...._11111 6 71 ' ' I ' 2 w Mm -'II .. • _.. .............................. , '' 1•S'JTJP P which opens onto the muter suite. First, step into a foyer with an interesting vinyl wallcover- ing. There is a glass door open- ing to the stall shower finished with mirrored ceramic tile and beyond is a sauna. In this area is a beveled and stained glass window. A hallway has two sets of mirrored swinging door closets. ~ Step into the dressing area. with another beveled and stained glass window. Double black marble sinks arc set into a maroon lacquered pullman. Around a rounde4 wall, covered with vinyl, is the toilet room, also with a beveled. stai.Ded glau window. Slep into the beefroo~ with its padded fa bric walls and interesting bed. 1be bay view is breathtaking through the bank of windows and doon which open up t9 a balcony. The ceiling is coffered and paneled with wood. A fireplace is fronted with black marble. This room is an ideal retreat. REALTOR INFORMA- TION AND FINANCIAL FACTS The home is listed at S2,69S,OOO by Jill Andrus and Mary Ann Nethercutt of Water- front Homes. The office is located at 2436 W . Coast High- way in Newport Beach. For information or viewiq. call 631- 1400. -die ......... Wida ....... • ....... ·-. iaas'rn•d' 'r• _._ 0. ............ of ,... -· •• , ........ . ........ ... ... !I. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN· W X WATF•FRONT HOMES, INC. Realton® EAl1lllE CllTA llOA Very spacious 6 bedroom, 3 bath home. Super location near buses & shopping & accross from church. Great for l9nge family or possit>te board & care home. 111·1• •............ ·-.................. 1275.• WTlllE Costa Mesa. Fabulou_s near new 3 bdrm townhome in great location. Very large end unit master suite with fireplace, sitting area & sunken tub. Beautiful gourmet kitchen & high ceilinged living room which opens through French doors to deck. Air Conditioned & att. double garage. 131-1411 ................................. 1211.• IAYVIEW ClllT Outstanding J.M. Peters 2 bdrm 2 bath condo in Gate guarded complex with community pool & spa. Steps from trails & wildlife preserve on the upper bay. 111-~ ................... :-: ............ a..• IEWPllT IE•m Quality constructed 3 bdrm town- home. Light & bright with white paver tile flooring throughout first floor & marble floor bathrooms. PRICE REDUCED!! 131-1411 ................................ · .. 335.• IEACI CLDIE duplex only 4 houses from sand. Use as- is, build or ad-on. Easy to rent 2 bdrm (with beamed ceilings) & 1 bdrm units with nice patio area in superior location. 131-1411 ................................. 1375.• ClllU Ht UI Exciting new contemporary condom- iniums. Split level, open bright 3 bdrms with fireplace, family room inside laundry & dble garage. Several patios & professional landscaping for a private woodsy feeling. 7I0-3• ................................. 1315.• IEWPllT OCEAIFllDIT Unlimited potential in this "teardown" property with. great white-water ocean view. BtG PRICE REDUCTION!! 131-1411 ................................. 1545.DIG COIOIA ltlllAIDS Charming 3 bdrm pool home in super location. Freshly painted. carpeted & tiled. Living room with beamed ceiling & fireplace & master with den Private Shorechff's beach access. 131·1• . . . . . . . . .................... 1549.511 CORO A DEL MAR 2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY 714-760-3600 IEWfllf lmlll custom • bdrm Medi1erranean style home with high ceilings In the living aree, formal dining & specious country kitchen with nook. Built around an entery courtyard, it haa a large sun deck & ocean & bay views. An immaculate property. 111·1• .................................... . ...... IElllTI Wonderful remodel 3 bdrm home, beautifully decorated, with a fresh, young ''1oday" appeal, hardwood floors. peaked smoth ceelings & paned windows plus used brick fireplaces en living room & master bdrm. Lovely mature garden with deck & spa & 3 car garage. 1•1111 .................................... . HWPllT IUCI Beautifully decorated 4 bdrm home on parklike grounds with many trees. lovely brick bordered formal gardens & spa. Living room with French doors & fireplace, spacious country kitchen & dining room with fireplace plus a 2nd floor family room. Berber carpet. skylights & built in stereo. ~1 ·1• ................................. 1515.• CHOU IEL llAI Beautifully landscaped award wining contemporary duplex built in '80. Fabulous bright & open owners unit over 2000 sq. ft. with 2 fireplaces. skylights. spa tub in master & patios. Rental unit has 3 bdrms also. Excellent location on lovely tree shaded Street ~-1411 ................................. 1131.• IEACI CLOSE Duplex. Exciting contemporary style legal townhomes. Offered as a duplex with excellent summer I winter income or can be sold separately. Each unit has 2 bdrms. 2 baths. sunroom. dinmg room plus several patios & att. double garage. Steps to ocean. offered fully furnished. '31-1411 .,.,,._ .. ~~ -~~· ~ . -... , • ·~ ~~., ~·· ••••.• ~- PE•ISILA PlllT DCEAIFIOIT Fabulous 4 bdrm upside down house with incredible views. Spacious, bright rooms with terrazzo & parquet flooring. custom shutters. sklights & an elevator. Fireplaces In downstairs family room & gracious upstairs living room. Price DROPPED!! 131-1411 .............................. (U) 1115.• UDO ISLE Brighl sunny contemporary with 3 bdrms including master with fireplace & balcony on 2nd floor & 1 bdrm & bath plus family room & fonnal dining on 1st floor. Completely remodeled instde & out in 1987. Top of the line coordinated kitchen, paver ble patio & plantation shutters. 131-1411 ................................. 1711.• DCEAI VIEWS from every room of this outstanding 7th floor 2 bdrm condo with wet-bar & sauna. Elegant contemporary decor with accents of ebony. teak & etched glass. Handsome custom wall treatments. Security bldg, doorman & pool. 631 ·1480 ................................. 1715.• UllOA ISLAID Just off the south bayfront with sit down views from the living room. Great Potential wtth lots of room for expansion of thJs charming f rashly refurbished 3 bdrm home with new roof, paint & papers on 40' lot Large side & front patios. outside laundfy & double garage. 173-1111 .................................... . UDO ISLE low-traffic corner plus oves1zed 35' lot Custom Mediterranean style home with 3 bdrms & den oriented around south patio. Just starting construction. to be built to htghest standards. Asking pnce 1s completed pkg. Owner witl con5'der selling land & approved plans. U1·1• ................................. 1175.• IAYlllE Clft Rare "Goodwill model with great bay views from most rooms.. Htghly customized 2 bdrm. 2 1 / 2 baths, den & formal dtning room, high volume ceilings. fireplace. wet-bar, enclosed patio & extra large deck. Lots of built-ins. mirrors & tile. Walk to shoppmg & Balboa Island. Possabfe boat slip. 111·•• ................................... . IAYFllllT with dock for large yacht plus fabulous wide harbor vtews. Sophisticated ••Ofd World" ambience 1n thts 2 bdrm condo with den, marble fifeplKe & large sunny tefrace perfect for entertaining. Channing 4 umt complex 111·1· ................................. ~- EWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631 1 - Lm llU Charming 2 sU>ry • bdrm traditional home. Sundeck off formal dining & family room opening to pnvate brick patio. Paned windows. Fr. doors & smooth cetlings. Corner lot near clubhouse & beach. 131 ·1• ................................. 1775.• DIVU 11110 bayfront Lovely 3 bdrm one story with pool table size family room. Country kitchen with breakfast area opens to landscaped patio. Tradibon- ally appointed with hardwood floors. antique german glass widows. oak moldig & cabinetry & used bnck. The sunnny rear terrace drops to an additional deck & dock for a 50' yacht 631 -1418 ................. -.............. 11 .151 .• 18.COllT Towne Collection. A most beaubful 3 bdrm home including fabulous master W1th fireplace & retreat Dramatic marble floored & skylit 2 story entry & 2 story living room opening through Fr. doors to lushly planted bnck patios with fountains & enter- tamment center. Prestigious guard gated community with pool. 131 -1411 ................ -........... -... 11.251.• 18.C1111-lllHR SinsabOnal plan 2 with 4 bdrms. 3 112 baths and huge family and formal dining rooms Lushly landscaped & very private rear yard with spectacular black bottom pool and waterfall. Fresh & bright with new paint & carpeting. Custom lighbng, air conditioning & security system. 131·1411 ................................ 11.?15.• CAllEI s•e Bright. open & elegantJy remodeled 4 bdrm home with fabulous ocean vtews from family & d1mng areas. master bdrm & skyht kitchen with granite & marbte accents. Many rooms open to the private flagstone patio with rock edged pool & waterfall. There are 2 spas. a sauna & an audto security system. 71131• ................................ l?.545.• IEWPllT IAYFlllT masterp•ece. 8 years in the making. Magnificent 4 bdrm with a stainless st"' & teak dock for large yacht An art deco stairway cercles upward from the dramabc 2 story glass enclosed entry. there are seamless glass doors the wtdth of the paneled living room open to the bncked bayfront terrace. u1-1411 . . ...... u .m .• co•u Dll llAI Fabulous ocean vistas from this exceptional new 6 bdrm Mediterranean home. Included are huge 11ving & dining rooms. 2 family rooms (1 on second floor opening to Vlew terrace), library. den. wine cellar. basement btlhard room & 7 fireplaces. on a farge corner lot 1ust steps to the beach. Finest · estate · quality construction. it awaits your finishing touches · 111·1• ................................... . 7 DO FICE AVE. ,_ C Ma 11 ... THE NEWPORT D8GN Costain Homes are laurel winners Newport leech-bued Cos- tain Homes ha prnered tbn:e fint-pllice trophies for the dnel- oper\ fMteeellina Sipet Series at Rancho California in the ftnt annual Laurel Awards rccogniz- ina superior achievement in martetina and merchandising excellence. The bonon come from the Buildina Industry Association (BIA) Sales and Marketina councils of Riverside and San Bernardino counties. A luxurious collection of single-family homes which bas sold to phase-by-phase camp- out.s all year Iona. the Signet Series bas alrudy won architec- tural and merchandising awards from the BIA Sales and Mar- ketina Council in Oranae County. Laurel statuettes were the project brodaure ._ pro-· vided by The Roxbuqb AaeocY of Costa Mesa. Costain director of sales JoAnne Platt and direcr tor of martctina Suzanne Mosher. alona with sales repre- sentatives Rico Alexander and Bobbi Cius of Dreyer A Young, make up the award-winnina sales team. .. Tbe honor of receivina three top awards in the fint annual Laurel competition is heiabt- encd by the fact that this is a precedent-setting competition in the Inland Empire, and we are proud to be associated with this distinauished new awards ceremony," commented Costain Homes vice president of sales and marketing Julie Newcomb. .. awarded for the Signet Series in the categories of Best Team Sales, Best Brochure With a Total Cost Over SJ.00 Per Bro- chure and Best New Home Community Publicity Cam- paign. The development was also named a finalist for Best Model Home Interior Design with a budaet between S23 and S26 per square root. Currently priced from the upper $190.ooo•s, the single-and two-story residences at the Signet Series in Rancho Califor- nia range in size from approx- imately 1.803 to 2,809 square feet. offering tbrte to five bed- rooms and two to three full baths. Pool-sized yards are complete with front-yard land- scaping installed with sprinkler systems. P911I Dirienzo Julie Newcomb & Jell Duggan The Costa Mesa-based adver- ti1in1 and public r~latioos aaency. Green. Martin A Nevins produced the publicity cam- paian for the Signet Series. Moclel interion were f umisbcd by Design I of Los Angdca, and To visit Costain Homes• Signet Series at Rancho Calif or- nia. take the I-IS Freeway to Rancho California Road. Travel east on Rancho California. left on Moraga. right on Margarita to the sales complex. Furnished models and the sales off"ace are WhenOnI( Corona de Mar Will Do opcndailyfrom IOLm. to6p.m. For more details, phone (714) 67~78. In addition to the Signet Series. Costain Homes is cur- rently offering a selection of family homes at Miralago on the 673-8494 Lake in the new town of Meni- ree. Calif.. in southwest River- side County. Currently priced from tbc mid s120,ooo•s, the single-and two-story homes range in size from approxi- mately I ,2SS to I, 78S square feet. with from two bedrooms and two baths to four bedrooms and three baths. For more details about Costain 's Miralago on the Lake, phone (714) 672- 181S daiJy between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. • Proudly Presented By: ESTHER YANK NEW LISTINGH SPYGLASS • $835,000 Ocean & city lishts vjew -expa~ ports moutfi with sun room on vtew side, pool in front courtyard. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Will sell fast. NEW LISTING!! HARBOR VIEW HILLS $835,000 '-'aanificent landscaping on over- sized lot. 5 bedroom, 3 bath 2 story family home with expanded break- !ast nook and pbol and entertain-ing area. CORONA DEL MAR $849,000 Three year old summerwind home with unit on 55· lot. The home has 3 br, 2~ ba, fam room, den a/c 4 car aaraae. Beautiful bleached oak floOrs and professionaly dee· orated. Rear unit has 2 br, 1 ba large private yard for entertaining~ HAn--.. ....... ~ ... EXCLUSIVE $3.500,000 Tennis court estate with 5 br, 7 ba and service quaters on a cul-de-sac street. Pool, ocean & city lights view. call &tlw for r NEWPORT BEACH CHARMER $359,900 3 br. 2 ~ ba, baths are ~ uPlfllded, large family room, fireplace, wet bar, lovely tile kit- chen, aood s.ze yard, new carpetL _Fr_e_nch doors. A doll nouse! ________ lMl,_ .. .,... .... ,_.,_.~,.u. tfe» fie CBeM la CJ>e~ ~elf.Ce OfflCE: 1111111 CAL&. mm,. a •1521 CAU TODAY FOR A FREE AWRAISAL OF YOUR PROPERTY AND DISCOUNT COMlll FEE. .... , ... ............ ··--·- ICVULY HILLS uumwooo GEORGE EL COMPANY HA~OCk PARk N WPORT Bf ACH [Si PALM 0£.SqtT .. IPM. rt. t• THE NEWPORT~ K SAN OtEGO SAN f1lANCISCO SAN MARINO EAITBLUFF PREMIER HOME SINGLE LEVEL WITH PANORAMIC Verdes. mountains, & So. Coast Pim. Convenient to shopping ctrs .. trwys, COM H1&h. VIEW -Thts fabulous "Picture Perfect". 3000 sq. ft. 4 bd. home 1s one of a kind. tennis & parks. Designer turnrture 1s included m purchase price. $749,000. Customized throughout with french doors, skylights. security system. stainglass OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1·5 wtndows, spa, & use of 30.000 danish bricks. A 200° panoramic view of ocean. Palos 2415 BUCKEYE ST.£ASTBl.UFF-NPl BCH I NEWPORT BEACH I JUST REDUCEDn WATERFRONT With its own private beach & a special share of Newport Bay. the community of Beacon Bay has so much to of fer The mspmng views from th is two story home are only matched by the beauty & peacefulness of its waterfront location Preced to sell now Call for appt. to see Sl.200.000 AFFORDABLE IN NEWPORT BEACH! Sum mer 1s coming, so lounge by this beautilul pool or take d short btcycle ride to the beach' Because of location of this condo there 1s an extended hv1ng area. Many upgrades neutral colors & lots of tile Whether loo mg tor a permanent ht'lme or weekend retrea t. this uml is an excellent value $169.900 MAGNIFICENT OCEAN/BAY SIT DOWN VIEW -This stunning 2 bd. 2 ba condo 1s highly customized throughout with such niceties as wood parquet floors & fitted carpet. & exqu1s1 te carved mantle over the brick hearth There's lots of moulding & expansive wall treatments & matching spread Marble dry bar m entry A washer, dryer 1s in unit tor your added convenience Securit y bu11d1ne • enioy the beau hf ul pool area & fitness room $275.000 LOWEST PRICED FEE CONDO IN BLUFFS -li&ht and WY 3 brm. 1 ~ ba condo on quiet street 1s watttng tor the investor or first· time buyer. In move ·1n conditton. Wltk1ng distance to 2 community pools. schools & shoppinc area Shutters, private paho and new carpe t make thts condo a great buy. Price includes washer. dryer and refnaerator $255.000 OPEN HOUSE SAT 11 .30-3:30. SUN l ·5 2452 VISTA HOGAR·BlUFfS.~WPORT BEACH BLUFF'S BEST BUYI "A TOUCH OF CLASS" -Every deta1Hn this 2 brm condo was done with perfec~IOfl & tic. New crpt & tile, freshly painted w/texturized walls. totally redone ba rm, special he1t· treated vert1Cal i>hnds. new hghts & fixtures. mirrored wardrobes. wood banister & charming library step ladder to bu1ltm book case Easy walk to Eastblutf Shopping Ctr. pool, park. schools. churches & tennis. Add to this a gorgeous view of greenery & trees and you can't help but fall in love with this btautiful home Washer. dryer & refng. may be included. too This owner 1s motJvated & ready to move, so come see & submit! $214,900 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 12-4 2317 VISTA HUERTA·BlUFFS-NPT BCH - SPECTACULAR SEA VIEW ~One of Newport's best views of city hghts & ocean Beautifully landscaped with sun drenched patios This 4 bdrm home 1s m immaculate condition with many upgrades & extras 1ncludmg back stairs to second level. family room has wet bar Extensi ve use of Italian tiles Community pool & tennis courts. Picturesque paths for walking. $950,000 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-.4 1901 YACHT RESOLUTE·N£WPORT PRIME LOCATION IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES -This home 1s available now tor a family who wants a 5 brm. 3 bath. custom spa and a desirable netghborhood. Convenient for shoppinc or to the local park, for strolling or biking $645,000 OPEN SAT & ~ 1·5 194Z PORT WEYBRl>GE-NEWPORT BEACH I CORONA DEL MAR ) NEW IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS Exceptional in every way This home exudes warmth & cordialness throu_ghout. Even the garden area 1s unique with its new fencing. spiral staircase. pool. BBQ & lawn area French doors & windows. expanded & remodeled family room all new baths & kitchen are o~ly a fe w ot the improvements tha t make this 5 brm. 3 ba home so special Please call for an · appt to see this lovely prope1ty offered at $795.000 - I SAN CLEMENTE I SAN CLEMENTE'S uT AJ MAHAL ENTER- TAINERS" DREAM Situated on a h1lls1d with a. commanding view of the Pacific Ocean and city of San Clemente. th is 5 bdrm custom horn 1s for the person wanting something unique & spectacular Drama tic entry w/skyltghls. Spanish tile floor. and a 17 ft Ko1 pomd. surrounded by lush tropical plants and tall palms. Multi level w circu lar stairway & suspended dining area between the l st and 2nd floor overlooking the magnificent view through 2 story high windows Maid's quarters over garage and master bdrm has fireplace & separate office A game rm 1s also included w pool table & spa The $495.000 first trust deed 1s assumable and owner may carry 2nd T 0 Call today for appt to see. $599.500 RENTAl.:8 I NEWPORT TERRACE CONDO -Attractive 3 brm, 21.oz ba m parklike setting. $1,000/,mo NEWPORT BEACH -l brm. 1 ba, ground floor Versailles condo. Overlooks ereenery $795/mo. ---------RELOCATING OR TRANSFERRING?----------.... Reioeah can be a very t1y1n t •Pf!r1t11Ce. but Georee min~ can make 1t tlWf tor ,oe • Gtortt Elkins Realty tias oeen helpi"& peopie hnd the n&ht homt$ t0t over 60 1UfS And to Mtp hen turtttef, Geofet ["-ts tm ,oM wtlt\ R£LO. a Nhonwidt ndwork ot reattors wtto spec1.lhze 1n h lpm ea th tr1nsit10n of rek>caltna Wt WUI dll t you LO I Real Estate P1oftSSIOf'al 1n ttte a<H of yOUI dtOect, who Will dlscm .. your Mtds lft *!"' Go Ottr CGlllMUMy profilG Prow.de you tntoilMhOft Oft loul schOols. entertainment, shOi>Plnt and ewe1yth1nc ttSf of 1n.!~t to you • Thf Geortt Elkins Company pro'fldts th rvitt as a courtts to our c11stomers Just Clll • ofkes 1t CllC) 759-9100 IM• tor ow llloclhoft S..ast. 7 - ·R E A L T 0 R s .. . ' NIE K .... II. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN - Into Rea l Estate Christa & Gerry Long In the last couple of years we have been asked by several friends for advice regarding a career in real estate ... What does it take to ·get a real estate license?" they ask. "How do I get started selling real estate once I have my license?" The answer to the first ques- tion is the simplest one. There are many excellent community college courses offered locally which fulfill pre-licensing educa- tional requirements. AdClit\on- ally, private local schools as well as correspondence courses arc easily available to prepare stu- dents for the actual real estate examination. The costs arc modest. Some real estate com- panies even offer to pay for licensing expenses if the prospec- tive licensee agrees to sign up with them as a fledgling sales- person. -. - The more difficult questions to answer are the ones regarding a person ·s likelihood to succeed in a career which is highly competitive and which makes great demands on its practition- ers. If a person is looking for a tightly structured and predic- table schedule and career, real estate is probably not right for them. If, on the other hand, this person is highly motivated. ambitious, energetic and a sclf- starter, he/she has a good chance to be successful and happy in the field of real estate. Many people perceive a real TlfUL NE_W LISTING BIG CANYON TOWNHOME ' Popular "Greenbriar" model on the FordRoad side of Mclaine Big Canyon. Second floor master suite w)office or sitting area. 2 BR, 2 BA. wet bar, two patios, dining area. Large kitchen. Upgrades include beveled &lass, marble fireplace. Featured .. $274,900 ' Presented By Clif & E'lynn Kemp • Over 13 transactions already this year • Multimillion dollar producers • Top 1 % of all sales associates in U.S 1987, 1988 . 760-5000 RFIM~ I 720-1174 A M E RICAN .. BO·M E W E'E K »May&, estate career as glamorous, exciting and lucrative. Indeed, it can be all of the above. What is often overlooked, however, is that extraordinary amounts of time, personal discipline and dedication go hand in hand with the glamour and excitement. Prospective. real estate agents have to be willing to work evenjngs and weekends, holidays and .. off" days, mornings and evenings and anyt ime in between ... Part-time" real estate agents have little chance for success. This is a business which demands one's ALL! .. Real estate is a jealous lover," we warn prospective agents. This is of particular importance to a prospective salesperson's spouse or .. sjgnificant other." Once you are committed to your real estate career, it doesn' make excep- tions for birthdays, anniversar- ies, dinner parties or weekend plans. Offers on your listings have a way of coming in just half an hour before a theater date which you had planned a month ago. .. Time is of the essence" is a very real and important concept in real estate. Sometimes nothing but .. the here and now" will do. The off crs must be presented immediately. The theater must wait! - However, the rewards can be great-not only financially but also in terms of job satiaf action. There is a great sense o f accom- plishment at the conclusio n of a complicated transaction which you not only produced, directed and engineered, but in which you also had a starring role. Gerry and Chruta are ownerJ of LLONGS of NEWPORT. a local reJiMntial real eJtale firm. They can be reached al 640-5884. a note from maury We don't give chances on drawings for bouquets or lunches, we just give gOOd service! ANAHIEM HILLS OPEN HOUSE· SAT & SUN 1 PM -5 PM 4491 E. RIDGEGATE, ANAHEIM HILLS Upgraded preissley home, with view of mou ntains and city lights, pool, spa and all ki nds of amenities. $489,000 NEWPORT BARGAIN 3 Bed 2 bath on large lot nea r school, park, shopping. Hard to find ' one under this price. . $315,000 . . . . . O(DE COltONA DEL MAR . R2 lot 3 bedroom or 2 bedroom and stud io -existing room to build. $472,500 Rancho California hot spot It's no secret that Rancho Cahfornaa has become a hot spot tor Southern California home- buyers. With home prices aver- aging well below those in San Diego. Orange and Los Angeles counties. Rancho California is rgarded a the last frontier tor those eeking to fulfill the Amer- icar d n;am of owning a home. Bui perhaps what is less well k.nown arc the endle rccrca- t ional opportunities in this thriving communit> located in the southwestern corner of Raver ide County. Enthusiasts of all types golfers. cycli ts, fi hermen. horseback riders. balloonist • boaters and wine connois turs feel right at home in Rancho California. "People arc fir t exposed to the area because of the ubstan- tially lower-priced homes here." ~id Ken Lewsader, vK.~ presi- dent of the local home builden a ociation. the Rancho alitor- nia Merchant Builder~. T he group L~ compriled of Co tain Aomcs Inc .• Mesa Home . W11r- min11tun Homes and Wooqcre'8 Development Inc. offered here is unsurpassed," of the area's finest. Rainbow Lcwsadcr added. trout are stocked weekly from Golf is a major recreational sport in Rancho California- thcre are three golf courses with.in a five-mile radiu . The two public courses. the Rancho California Country Club and the Temecula Creek lnn, arc rated among the top 10 courses in all of California. "The Rancho California area is a haven for golfing enthusiasts because the weather is ideal," aid Lou Skovron, golf director for the Rancho California Coun- try Club. "We're busy year- round especially in the winter · when the snowbirds from colder parts visit." Just off Murieua Hot Springs Road, Rancho California Coun- try Club features an 18-hole course, a driving ranae and a snack bar. A ladies' and men• club play on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. The private course at Bear Creek Golf and Country Club was desi~ -by aolfing great Jack Nicldau . October to Mav and catfish arc s tocked during the summer months. In August, the annual Catfi~ Derby is held. and entrant take home prizes rang- ing from fi bing tackle to a free boat. Lake Skinner also contains a wide variety of other fish includ- ing largemouth bass, crappie, bluegill and perch. The staodin& record for bass caught in the Jake is 12 pounds and an occasional catfi h comes in at an astound- ing 20 pounds. Lake kinner also off crs a boat launch for those with ailboats or powerboats and a new 40-alip marina with full dock services is available on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. The Rancho California Mer- chant Builden comprise a mar- lc et in g a11ociation of home builden with projecta currently under development within the boundaries of the master- planned community of Rancho California. The buildcn' com- bined 1988 ales totaled approx- imately 192 million. Visiton &o RaacbO Califonia wbo ue i..,1111il ia iM aew home clcwlop.aa•• caa OIMaia i•for•atiota. 4lnct aad w.. ..... Joann Akerman Newp0rf Beach {71 4) 644·9060 John Campbell Newp0rt Beach (714) 644·9060 Patrlcl• Hurtey Newp0rt Beach (7141 644 9060 Ginny Anderson NewPOrt Beach (7 14) 64'4·9060 Even Coftlett Newp0rt Beach {714) 644·9060 Rite Kurtz Newp0rt Beach (7141 644·9060 Judy Robbins Newport Beach (714) 644·9060 ...... ,,na... N••Pott8"Cft {7141 &44·IOIO ... Mercie Bays Newp0rt Beach (71 4) ~44·.9060 LylHn Ewing Newp0rt Beach (714) 644·9060 Nikki Marks Newp0rt Beach {714) 644·9060 Cynthie "'8mafeld Newpof1 Beach (714) 644·9060 ,,.. ., Marci• Bents Newp0rt Beach 17 141 644-9060 Shlrtey Henla Newp0rt Beach (714) 644 ·9060 Sar• Mervin Newp0rt Beach (71 4) 644·9060 l'nM9eftMe Newoort BNch (714) 644·90e0 Oebr• Bibb Newp0rt Beach {71 4) 644·9060 Paige Hartley Newp0rt Beach (71 4) 644·9060 Cerole McMahan NewPort Beach 17 14) 644·9060 L.ar•neSh- N••PC>'1 Beactt (71 4) 844·9060 Eleanor Bowl• N'wp0rt Beach (71 4) 644·9060 Lydia Hill · Newport Beach (7 14) 6«·9060 EdteOtaon Newpart Beach (714) 644·9060 • ~- • -· - -· All Time Sales Record! OVER $55 MILLION IN MARCH . COINER OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO 644-9060 lttl IC OMPANY IN t,OlJTHf UN <.Al IJOHNIA IN C,ALES &. LISTING«, NEWPllHT HEACU BLUFFS-1405.• OutllanA4 ~"In New • 81 I •·I 19i ktlchen 12•• --. AIC. pelted oon•N. 1l1wal1d"-1Dp._. SEAVIEW 1585,000 Tine Br r11ldence. _....,.bum Ina, cu11- ....... lnalde and out, ......... decor, ...... ........ Oft cul-de ••• NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1515,000 Qal• C.,. Cod ..... on ....,,,, cul-4e •• ................ plan, YM211d , ..... 4 •• ··,,.Ba+acar.--. SEA ISLAND 1595,000 C&11IMAftlgM ...... ._. .. b1•a ... 9Pper 2 .,_..,,...__. •••ched ldlchen cs"•ll. ..rtii liii'a, new, lgM a~ BAYCREST · $657 ,900 "'-culall a.,cr..t ha.-n. 4 • w/FR a poo1 • 1g111 a bright. ... ...., UMct bltclc, gorgeoue W*<aplng w/2 p911oe. Ext. .,_ throughout. . DOVER SHORES 1665,000 Vlewl Vlewt Vlllwt..., ... night ........ ... .., "°"' .......... , '°°"'In ...... ..., 4 •• 3 •ho ... w/FR a 3 car.--. c.n to Mel LIDO 1675,000 ...... CUllOlltbumhoMe.lwlnghlng room c1• 111 M111he bride llreplace. M1pe to beech A..,... BIG CANYON LINDA ISLE $2,690,000 lpectK .. 1r, eo1st1mpa...,, r-ad1l1d, Mr· hnl, IEurop1M llaahen, 4 ., I~ ....... ti11ln, ........ + ....... palo. 118 CAIYON 12,975.• .... ., ..... •Midi M1•1nan1an 1l111noe .. ......... c .. , .............. ...., •sae • 1ta11-IL , ..... ,.tor _..rts......._ NEW LISTINGS COTO DE £AZA 1217,900 ·a11u• • .... 1 •• I le• gol---. LlgM a .,...... • 1pll11 1n FR. ... .,..... ....... . gale gu1rded ca•••nllf· Cla11 to pool a..-. HARBOR WOODS 1270,000 car.aa2 •• 2.1 ............... .... a .allftl11nL ,... ..... 11tu•1ra °'*'to e11ra .... palo ............ .. SEAVIEW 1575,000 EntoJ ....., tor ,_, ........... In .... ••rd 91illd CG••u.., ....... end clllllJ 3 •· .., ......., ...... In •c1l1nl oon•M- P1lcecl to ... lllll LIDO ISLE 1639,000 Wa pedectl 3 Bel or 2 Bel+ deft II lgM. ........ • airy. wanc1o.. a ahutt.,. .. .,, .... ,.. Hardwod -. a French c1oora. 11.-211 ••dll ... &-.cllupea n. ··1twec.dto1e&" LIDO ISLE TURTLEROCK 17 49,000 Thia carefullJ .. 1ntalned 4 Br ho•• w / ~ •.. .,.. ............. "-• .... yenl w/pl!llO pelted tor llr11co ............ SEAVIEW H.V. BROADIOOR 1849,000 .., •11119 In CDMI Ower '4 ecre, comer lol ... COmtlllla ..... .,. Lueh laf".dK11Plng In .... 4 ....... dining fOOlft ....... W1 •• plm*ed looltng. H.V. HOMES HARBOR VIEW HOIES 1519,990 E•1nceol,.....oloWM1lltlpll•,1 ....... loalon. E1P•llM ell.. rooM, r1•1 d1l1d ~ .. beJ autnda•a,....., Fre11da cloora. meny new upgred11I NEWPORT BEACH \ HAllOR VIEW 118&.• ............ lnnd ................ . ............ dslll; ................ ... R .. allill1dt11ll Y•'l .... IL CORONA DEL MAfl OLD CORORA DEL IAR 1470.• w.a to ... •••aM o.. 1111• ...,. a •· n ..... , .............. .,, ......... 2,..,. ,.....nm .... _. ..... IRVlllE TERRACE 1519,000 A w.r mpeclal l9a•1 In ....... c.1 •1& New ldlcMn ... ••Kh••• •lndow. CoveNd palo ........... prlu1l1 ,..... 3 •• 2 ... ..... JASMINE CREEK 1559,000· . 0.. ......................... ..... •••nla .. Mdoc11n.Low.., ...... 2•anc1 ...., ,_, .. lld CG-UnltJ. -JASMINE-CREEK S55Ullll Jm In ........ er.II. ....... bllb ....... ., ,..od1l1il ho-... eo ... , _ _.,, New ldtcMn, Mr .. Dd loora, W. 8JL, WIUll d c ............................ .... .. IRVINE TERRACE 161.9,900 . IRVINE TERRACE 1695,000 Totn., n•all1l1d 3 Br, ho•• w/new mppl1n cee, planlal• ahttlll'I, ........... a ... .,, carps• .. Al top., ... nn. ., • ., a 1n ac 111"1 ...... SPYGLASS 1725,000 Fabula• I •, ~ ... FR, --....... .. .. .... ~pool, epe a 1 car .. -....,.., view o1 canron a hlll. lllO•• lb ...... ha•e.. SPYGLASS 1749,900 f>l*' A ...-CIG• ... top .. of MOWCllPPld ...... .... a elf ....... ••••n••• ..,.. courtrMI "°"'9. FNM:h doora, ...... a lgllL SPYGLASS' 1175,000 .. Capllaont"Moelel48r,FR,tonnal411 ....... 3 car.--. lpl1ndld deer view ol OCllft ....., ............ SPYIWS 1111.• To'1a, n•1ll1l1d llrllf• .._. • •. ,. 111•1 ... ... vll•t GI Glllllt Ultllr A .., lalllla c....,..,... • .,.. -