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Home My WebLink About1987-02-05 - Newport Harbor Ensign' -- ESTA8LJSHEO 1948 * 38TH YEAR* NUU8£R 26 * (714) 631-.8120 * NEWPORT BEAOi'S QNl Y HOMEBASEO NEWSPAPER• THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5 1987 Newport massage parlor owner charged with attempted bribes ay ROGD aLOOM Chona ~oo Lee faca a Feb. 18 arraipment and the two massage parton be operates in Newport Beach ~ been cJo.d down by the city after Lee\ arrest last week on charges of attemptina to bribe a city lic:cnsi.ng otrJCial and the head of the potice vice and intdtiF"°" unit. Lee was taken into custody last week on the llepS of the Orange County Courthouse in Santa Ana after aDepdJy makin1 the second of two payments totallina S7 ,000 to Newpon Beach police Sgt. Richard Long. Lee also allegedly paid SSOO to city liansing supervisor Glen Everroad. Accoroing to the Ncwpon Bcxh police, Lee sought to have Long cancel four prostitution citations issued against bim and bis employees at Airport Mauage. to pin favorabk testimony from l.oOI in a pending eviction bearinc invofvin& the Airport Muugr site. and to haw Long keep vice inveatipton away from Airport Mauage and Fuji Massage. which Lee also operates. He also sought favorable licensing treatment from Everroad, police Wd. Airport Masugr opened last year in an office/ commercial complex on Campus Drive near John W ayne Air- port. Fuji Mass•gr opened the day of Lee's arrest. Jan. 26. on Old Newport a ,.,...r Parents propose $2. 7 million sports complex for CdM High BY 8YAN K l.ON A anr S2. 7 million sports complex b.u been proposed for Corona dcl Mar Higla School. to be built without the Nlist ancr of ICbooJ district funds. A p•eat group, beaded by Corona dcl Mar financial advisor Howard Lucas. originated the idea and enlisted arcbit.cd Ted Tyler, also a parent, and Stolte Construction. operated by parent Larry Johnson. to put the idea into action. They b.avc formed a non-profit fund-raising operation. called the Corona dcl Mar Sports Complex Corporation. and hope to raise the money from other parcnu. alumru and local businesses by mid-June. The new complex wall ~-hide a footbaJ.koc:ccr sudiu~ an all-weather 8-lane track., two baseball diamonds, a new weight room (which will also serYC as a film room and bousina I« "WlKbrs• offica). and an entrance pDery wtlh concession stppds aad rat.rooms. The project also incorporates a renovation of tbc existing locker room facilities which. according to Lucas' echoes of student com~nts. -simply don 'l work very well ... The stadium, focal point of the new complex. wtll be of the same design as that at ln1nc High School. wh.icb Stolte Construt1on and Ty~r also built. The a ,.,.1 m m t& Lit fw.,..~ .._.,...If 11 "" .... _,. .. 1 e rr'ra so, -" .. I ,,, ........ ....., ......... a II 2 7 F-., Fu l zl 0 2 2 1 llf 111111 Fnllf1111IL..,Iii 11 p I c.r f ,, ....._ C' tu ,.. 1 •rt•r - ......... 1111 ..... I /I .... I rRO' n. I, ..... _ ... 111 1 a 1 5 ..... a.1?121 Possible multi-million-dollar fraud at Newporters ' savings and loan IY ROGU I LOOM State and federal investigators this week arc trying to unra~l what could be a multi-million-dollar fraud at the now 1DS0lvent Nonh Amenca Savtngs and Loan. State regulators have alleged in coun papers already filed that the S cl L ·s late owner. Dr. Ouaync Christensen of Newport Beac h. and his business manager. Janet F McK.innc of New- port Beach, received questionable payments of more than SC million from the institution. and that they removed boxes of records from the S cl L offices sbonly bcf ~ t.k busi ncss was seized and declared imolveot by the Depart- ment of Savings aad Loan on Jan. 16. Christensen died a few boun before 7 ,.,. .. Schools tack fee on local developments 1_N_s _1 __ 0 E 11 IY MELINDA KEl.l.ER F amities planning to buy new homes in Newport Beach or Costa Mesa may find tbemsetvea payina more than just escrow fees and dosing cost.s. Newport-Mesa School District trus- tees picked up their option recently to impose f ces on new homes and com- mercial developments for the PUl"J>OX of school coo.st.ruction and rttomtruc- uon. Stac voten approved development fees mt June when they passed Pro- position ~. IMna school districts the power to levy fees oo dnelopen which will be passed OD to homeowners. Schools Superintmdcna Jobn Nicoll bcJ.inu that the SI .SO per square foot (cc on new homes and the 25 cents pct' square foot fee on commercial and ind u.striaJ developments an f au and occcssary. "'Scboob in California have all but lost the abtht) to use propcrt}' tax to help maintain the school systems. Hm• arc we supposed to maintain the schools without moncy1-Ntcoll said- Former Ncwpon 8cacb Cit) Coun- cilman Bui Agee is opposed to the nev. fee. ·we have been fec'd to death la.tel) Since Jarvu. CVCr)' public body wants to mate a profit. The schools district bas a large reserve MoDC')· for main- tcoancc s hould come o ut of that ~ .. Agrcsald NacoD .tnuts the rcscrvc fund u bealthy. Receipts from the sak of land ha~ boosted the fund to oea.rly S 11 millio~ but it isn' enough . .. We've already spent S780,000 on repairiq the bcatin1 and cooling system at Estancia High. and SS00.000 on repairing the roof at Corona del Mar a ,.,., 16 Cr••·~ 23 D ... 12 E 11 tlin•IM 13 F11bl11 I 4 FIAIHI 14 ferw• 4 s 19 5 12 •ill'll lMEWllD 10 11 25 15 I I ... --...----___ .,.---- . ' I l j r PME 2-ffBJAIY I. 1E THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWS/tRVINE TODAY Newport pioneer James Ray dies after long·, illne s James D. Ray. 76, pioneer Newpon Beach concracwr and long time member of the Ne11t- port Beach Elementary School Board, died on Jan. 29 following a long illness. fUDCTal services WCTC held Feb. 3 in the Com- m unity Church, Congrcga- tionaL in Corona dcl Mar, with the Rev. Donald Kutt officiat- ing. Private iota ment in Pacific View Memorial Park folio~. Ray was bom in Mario~ K ••as. and rccciw:d bis bacbe- lor"s degree in EnaJisb as wui.. bum U nivenity in T opeta. In 1933 be married Haul May Walker. He enlisted in the U.S. Coast Guard and was the offacer in charge of intelligence in Newport Beach when the U.S. cntcted World War U. After the war. Ray entered the residential conuaccing busi,,,.. and built more than ~000 cm-- tom and tract homes throuibout Onnae County. Ile die> htnme acti\'e in commercial and i:odm-- t.riaJ comtndion. Among bis buildinp a.re the Zonia Ou~ the Newport Beach city librariel OD the Balboa pcnimu1a and New- port Center, the Santa Ana Country Oub and many others. He probably built more schools in Oranae County than any other contractor. Ray was a member of the Board of Freeholders that drafted the City Owtct, cttat- ing the present city form of govemment. He was nrice pra- ideat of the Newport Beach Element ary School Board, predecessor of the Ncwport- Mesa Unified School Districl. where he served for ten yean. He also was a member of the CoTona del Mar Kiwanis Club, the Sbrinen. Friends of Oasis~ Amigos Vicjo.s and the Elks Lodj!.'C. Ray tttiJcd in 19IO. Bia two so~ James ·walkie• Ray and Micbad by, la&~ ~inucd and expmoded J. Ray ~~ tion Company. llay II aUo survived by his wife. Rad. two daugbten, Mn. llolic Ray Borddon and M.rL halaJ by 8rallD, a f oaer son. a., LO'll. and eight lfUdcbildraL In lieu of Oowcn., the f..ai1y requested coatn1'utiom to the American Diabetel AssocietiOIL Newport-Mesa School Board tacks on fee for newly constructed ho.a a ,._,.. .• High," Nicoll explai>VAI. 1' o do all the repairs. land- scaping and mainttnancc that needs to be done, it will take about SS million to S8 million. That would still leave us a reserve, but it makes me nervous not to baYC a healthy reserve for a rainy day, .. Nicoll said. Assemblyman Gil Ferguson (R-Newport Beach) opposes the fees and is cuna1tly working on legislation which will modify the original bill ~me school districts have misread the bill. The legislation does not give them carte blanchc to become a taxing body,0 Ferguson said. According to Ferguson, the oriainal intent of the bill was to provide fnncting for new schools where devdopments with chil- dren created a need for more f aatitics. Newport-Mesa Board Presi- dent Ken W ayman supports the fee but would prefer more flex - ibility. .. In the absence of tax money, it's oeocssary to take advantage of this fee for reconstruction. The fee is more complicated and less flexible than I would lite, but the state basn' been provid- ing sufficient funds,.. W aynan said. Jim de Boom, Newport-Mesa trustee, believes the district is being accomodatina- ..We 're the molt coopcntiTe of all the districts in Or-ae County. Otha cities arc chart- ing for remocld.ina; • ~ not. We also pro.Wied a pudlatber clause so all permits that were in to Newpon and C-.. Mesa city balls by the dodline were not subject to the fee.• Owner of NB massage parlors charged with attempted bribe a err.,.-1 Boulevard. Long said last week that police are now investigating Lee's prior activities. A native of Kore~ Ltt resides in Los Angeles. Long said Lee has been in Southern California "i'or a while, .. but he declined to discuss what other activities Ltt may have been involved in. According to Long. the tn\<e5- tigation of Lee began the day before last Thanksgiving, when Lee allegcdl y off ercd S 500 to Everroad. Everroad refused the ..., a.rr. c..•••d o-aeo~ Oi.amonds are not a renewab6e 'l.OUrce. When your diamond was mined. rt left a pp in the earth"s makeup that .,11 ~ be filled V ours is a truty unique stone tt is a miracle of nawre In the mclhoos of years between rts birth and rts discovery. your diamond saw the evoluttoo of drtterent plants and animal forms. drff~ent weattiet" cycles. the dawn of man and thousands of years of human ~ Through all th.al rt has endured The diamond you own 1s also a mast.erptiece of man First tons of rock must be blasted and put through a lengthy process to separ.rte the d 1amood matena I from rts hot rock About 3500 tons of rock must be processed to recover 1ust one ounce (1 42 carats) of diamoocts. Of c~rse. out of that ounce the smaller portton of the crystals w.11 be of gem Quali ty. the rest w ill be payment at that time and n<>- tified the police, who in tum notified the district attorney's office, which took charge of the invest igation. On Dec. 12. according to the SBPD, Lee contacted Everroad and the two met in a West Newport restaurant, where Lee allegedly gave E vcrroad several gifts and off ercd to lcod the liccns1ng supervisor money. On Jan. 20 , Ltt again me1 w1tb Everroad and asked the city official to ~t up a meeting with 1ndustnat &!)Ods. At thrs poent. the diamonds must be sorted and graded for cob-and d anty before they are p(aced on the ~ A diamond 1n the rou8h tS not very attractl'l'e. It's no wor de:r the stone was oveOooked 1n the many c enturres before cutt1ne and pohsh1ng were fulty understood The rough d1c1mond has a dull waxy look Mld comes 1n stranee shapes, usually octahedral It takes skilled cutting and polrshrng to bnng out the diamond's true beauty First me dtamond IS cleaved °' sawed to take best advctntaae of the rough crysta l Then 1t is rounded. faceted and poltShed The cut and polrshed stone must be graded again to establrsh Its per carat sellm& pnce The ~ pe<formed from the mine to you 1s time-<:onsum1ng ande~ butwetlworthit.. Through has advanced k.r~. man has taken nature's raw material and malllm1zed its beauty '(OU "II have to a.,-ee that there 1s a great deal of work involved 1n the recovery and processing of these well-loved stones Come by the store and see our sample of a rough daamond and many examples of the beauty that has been created through ruttmc and polishing and the arttstry at the teweler C H ARLES H . BARR Member o t American Gem Society Accredited Gem Laboratory 9 MJJ...t.d Westdiff Ptaza 1 7th and Irvine Ave. Newport Beech 14 642·3310 Long. who bad made prostitu- tion arrests.~ Airport Massage in the precCding months. Two days later. Lee allegedly told Long that be would pay Long Sl,000 J>CT month initially, and $5,000 J>CT month e"entually. to keep police away from his busi- ness. Lee also allegedly offered Long ano ther S6.000 to cancel four pending citations and give f alsc testimony in tbc pending eviction action. The next da)'. Jan. 23. invcs- tigaton aJJcgc that Ltt passed s.4,500 bidden in a magazine to J ·-I .1~hron lt.l.1nJ Everroad as the pair stood in a restaurant parking lot, telling E vcrro ad that SSOO was for him and the other S4.000 for Long. On Jan. 26, Long met Lee in front of the counbou.sc in San~ An~ where the eviction action was to be beard. Lee allegedly gave Long another SJ,000 at that time to complete the transaction_ He was then placed under arrest by Long and investigator Barry Foye of the District Attorney's office. After the arrest, Airport Mas- <om~ squtt« Our K1sn K oos' -~>-_ .. _._,, ~ IFftt I~· n..n A fn IH .S. t/M ~ L'-t ~ was ordered to vacate the Campus Drive location in the eviction bearing. The city also moved immediately to revoke the business licenses of Airport Massage and Fuji Massage. Lee was unavailab&c for com- ment. Trial d1te set in murder au A trial date of April I J wu set Friday for Collii Victor An.a. cUqed with anuderin& bis live-in tirlfriend , J anet l.nobloch. SepL 2A aboard the boat they lharat in the Newport Oma Mariner. ~ 34, has pleaded Dot guilty. He wu anatcd at the aceoe of the tilling when officen rapondiq to a tqM>rt of a 1hootin1 found l.nobloeb'1 body aboard the boat. She bad been I.bot in t.bc bead. A.ccordiaa to Newport Berh police. wit•• • 1 n:.portcd laear- i ng the two arsaiaa 1bortJy bd ore the gnmMt.a war heard. The Calle ... the ooly hom- icide in New i>'J't 8eadi last year. For q uahteed homeowners. we offet dtscounts wh.ch can make our already low premium even tower Ca1 1 for details DE••ts A. ROSE•E. Atilt 204 RMnide onve Me•port Beach, CA ~ Phone: (71 4) 646-&410 L Ike a good 'iegN>or S1111e 'cwm rs t~ i I I ., I. t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY ..... ,, PllTI IT IMllY CIT& NIWpOrt Police 'warm' lo•ly kids with new pllo• urvtce aY GEORGI: PAPPAS A new tdephooe line dubbed die ..... -line.. ctemprd to aid Newpcwt Beach latchkey tids. began rueiving calls this ftek. Tbe project .. dndopcd by the Newport Beach Police ~t and some Newpor- t.en. The purpose of the "warm .. line i.s to provide young!ids who are alone (after ICbool) with a voice to turn lo for advice in case they are scared, mildly hurt or have minor problems~ in their homes, said Milly Da}. project coo rd in.at or of the project and a Newport resident. Day said the new tclepbooc Linc i.s not intended to supcrccd.c the 91 I emcrgmcy numbtt ind was called the -v.arm" line because it ·s to supply advice to children in non-life threatening situations. Beach. '!bey hepn taking calls 2:30 p.m. Monday and no fewer than two vohuttc:en will l9e answering phones every week- day fom 2;.30 to 6-JO p.m. The number is ~3003. Day cstim•trd the cost of the project at SJ0.000 a year, mack up moaJy of pri+ase domaiom from members of the community with some money from the city thrown in. The funds pay for liability imura.nce. the cost of installing the pbooes in the church and the phone bill. Day said~ The project was plannr4 oveT the past 17 months and Day said she spent most of that t imc trying to pt.her funds for the project. Woman fleeing Newport cops dies Day said t be phooc line will "supplement the family" by continuing to provide adult advice to children wbeo t.hcir parents arc gone. The cities of Plaoentia and Los Alamitos ha~ similar programs. Placentia received about 400 calls a month for its first four molllhs and about 9S percent of the calls JRrc from loody chil- dren. Day said. Day stressed the need for more volunu::en and said more training sessions for volont.ecrs arc plamxd for the ocxt month or two. A SI-year-old El Toro woman officer was speaking to her died this weekend when her car • through a partially opened Win- vec1 cd off the road and hit a tree dow. she drove off. police said. while she was allegedly trying to Hernandez punued her with tus evade punuing Newport Beach lights and siren on and she pulled and Laguna Beach police offic-over to the side a couple of miles en. south along PCH . . Vanessa Jane Dever was pro-However, police said, as Her- nounced dead at the scene of the nandez approached her car the early-morning mishap Saturday. second time. she sped off agam. According to Newport Beach attaining speeds of O\'Cr 80 miles police, OC'ver was approached per hour and driving erratically by officer Mike Hernandez Hernandez again pursued shortly after I :30 a.m. as she sat Dever. according to pol.ace. and an her car on the southbuod side was joined in the chase by a of Pacific Coast Highway ocar Laguna Beach patrol unit. The the southan city limits. As the two Jost s1Jl}lt of ~·cr's 1986 H yuodai near the Laguna Beach city limits, and then realized it was no longer on PCH. police stated. They backtracked and began looking onto side streets in the area. At that time, Laguna Beach police received a call reporting a car off the road near PCH and \1yrtle. in the area the t,.o officers ~ere searching. They dlSCO\ered the badly damaged car against a tr«. partially hidden b) fobagt. Paramedics am\~ and pronounced ~er dead .. Many of the calls will prob- ably come from lonely children who want someooc to talk to ... she said. Fourteen volunteers from the surrounding community will man the phones. whlcb arc situated in St. Andrews Pres- byterian Church in . ewport Day said she bas contacted each school in the Sewpon- ~csa Unifl.cd School District to prcsc-nt the program and pass out suckcn cmbluooc:d with the phooc nwnbcT. ORDER EARLY FOR VALENTINE'S Local politicians receive committee assignments Newport Beach's local government represcntati\es recently received their new assignments following the re- organization of their respective governmental bodies. Congressman Robert Bad- ham bas become the ranking Republican on the House Armed Services Committee's subcommittee on Procurement and Military Nuclear S ystem.s. That subcommittee oversees expenditures of more than SIS<> billion in annu•I Adensc funds. , Badbam also rct.aiocd hi.s scat on the Ho~ Administration Comminee. the Armed ScrvtCCS Committee and the Joint Com- mittee on Printing. State Senator Marian Berge- son was reappointed chair of the Senate Local Go .. crnment Com- mittee and mai ncd her scats on the Agriculture and Water. Education and Transportation committees. Additionally, Bergeson ~as appoinled to the Budget and Fiscal Review Committee. a committee which re .. 'ie•s the Governor's budget. Assemblyman Gil Ferguson was na.mtd to the Ways and Means Committee. which con- trols the legislation calling for expenditures. Ferguson retained bis scats on the H~ T raD$porution and Housing and Community Devel- opment committees. He as no longer on the Human Savices Committee. upon which be served during the previous term. Fine Italian Pastries • Fiii SAMft.15 ....... alas I '"'-mdAI ...... •Coaldt T RrS rona del Mar Are You Ready For A GREAT PIZZA ,--~-----~----~-~-, : ~PLMv.1 1s1.oo OFF! : ON ANY MEDIUM SIZE PIZZA : I wmt COUPON I I ..._ -2-11-87 I I Nat walid _.. .,, adw COlllPOft. I L~--~--~~--------....1 s2.oo OFF ON ANY LARGE SIZE PIZZA WITH CCM.aet Ymld-2-11-17 Nat ...... ., .... coupon. L~,_,_~---~-...... ..J NIE 4 ti lfllY i. IE THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA HEWSMVINE TODAY Hotel industry wants more government in their lives Government is playing a smaller and smaller role in all of our lives. While most Newporters welcome that change, the Newport Beach City Council has just taken a giant step backwards by supporting th~ Conference and Visitors Bureau's proposal that the aty levy a fee on hotels in order to promote tourism. By a 4-2 vote last week, the Council introduced an enabling ordinance, backing the ~ureau 's plan. ~,e proposal will be given a second reading at the Council s Feb. 9 meeting. · While this fee is apparently supported by most of the city's hotel industry, it is not the role of government to play coordinating agent for a private business venture. We have no problem with the city's hospitality industry collecting fees and investing them in promotion. In fact, we think it's a great idea-their objective is to fill the empty rooms that burden Newport h?tels _duri_ng _the winter months. But that's their goal, thats their objective, and that's their business. When Visitors Bureau spokesperson Jerry King asked the council to collect the fee, he claimed the industry couldn \ do it aJone, because of potentiaJ anti-trust problems. F rankJy, that sounds like a large bit of baloney. We have confidence in the ability of the giants of industry that do business in our fair city to function within the restraints of the law. and without the help of this city. It may be more difficult, but if a promotionaJ campaign is truly needed we believe the private sector can undertake it alone. Councilwoman Evelyn Hart, who with Councilman Phil Sansone voted against the plan, cautioned that "'historically, Newport Beach has been very careful to never get involved with the Chamber of Commerce or the Visitor's Bureau; been careful not to get involved in business." We know many Newporters who frequently complain that there is a thin line between the goals of the chambers of commerce and the objectives of the current City Council Surely this move will add fuel to their fire. Baker Communications PWI lllEI· Seth Baker ElflR·John Trausch amn EllTR Roger Bloom PllTI Emll: Sam Gangwer 883 Production Place Newport Beach.. CA 92663 (71.C) 631..,120 Please send mait 1D P.O. Bax 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 The Newport Ens.gn Costa Mesa News and lrvme Today are pubCIShed weaty on Ttusdav5 mlECTll OF UtEI· Sharon Travioli-Hadland llTEm• mECTll IF UUJ: Marcus Dietz AIVEITlllll mlf:C1R John Krepich ADVflrlll• •nIClll: Janet McDuffie CLAISIAfl DllECTOI; Mitch Devine LEIAl AllVEITlll• DllECTUI: Becky Bolton EmTOllAl AllllTAITI: George Pappas. David Cortes-Robbins, Melinda Keller/Editorial; Danny Cota/Photography. Michael P. Ramirez/Cartoonist Jim Felton, Sue Kauth. Ryan Klein, Peter Bryan/Columnists; Dina Von Burger/Society; Jack Holt.rid/ Theatre; Robert Crabbe/Sports; Judy Duffy /Dining; Annene Watson/Real Estate; Bret Colson/Calendar, Peggy Darnell/ Religion. r111ucr• Dennis Sullivan/Production Manager Suzan Hart/Traffic Coordinator Libby Dunevant/Proofreader Bl ...... r_. (USPS 441·570)-....... ID ... a ••IS 1 l II llllnl -~ bJ aut _,.. ..... lilly 14. 1951. • llOCllld. In ca11,__.A20171. • S t • Court 1Dr .. Camlly 11 Qrlllgl. Sim ol Cllibnia. ... bJ ,_ ..., II 1 '114 ti pa111i1f1 II pilblc llllcm ,..... bJ taw. S t I •'pla L 131,_ ,_ ' ,. Jo. ' •.r , Time of my Life BY JIM FEL TOS James Irvine's family Bible f ufl of history and maxims The original James )nine. who bought 108.000 acres in Orange County, had much in common with the present owner of the lrvioe Company, Don Bren. The first James lrvine was immensely wealthy before be acquired the Orange County property (which was then part of Los Angeles County). The first James Irvine was publicly shy, and treasured his personal privacy. He -.s a Republican. and contributed substantially to the party. And be gave generously to his community-San Francisco and Cleveland, Ohio-wanting no recognition for bis bcnevoleoce. Much of Sao Francisco's Golden Gate Park was ,. 2if• from James Irvine. These and other fascinating facts came to light this week in a family Bible, found in the vault of the Agricultural Division of the Irvine C.Ompany on M yf ord Road in Tustin.. The Bible car- ried this inscription on the flyleaf: ··Wedding PreMnJ "A Mothn's Gift to .. Jame$ lrviM. July 25, 1866. ·· For more than an hour, I thumbed~ the Bible in tile office of Gary Bat, lelllor vice prniiik .. ad •m"•nt to cJWim:aa DOD Bra. It is a haadlome 1'0luuw, ia cxodlent CODdition. its ;ilt-eipl .... in remartablJ aood codition, attatioa to tbe care it llaa recciftld in the Ag Division., ..at--iavmt. lotb in tbc front aDd at the t-ct, Jmnca lm.e ud bis llieiri pasted in meaningful clippings from newspapers and maga- zines. The family ~ starting with Irvine's birth on a farm near Belfast, Ireland, on Dec. 17. 1827, is carefully identified- birtbs, weddings, deaths. It noted that Irvine's wife on the day be received the Bible- Ncttie M. Rice of Clevelan~ Ohio-was more than 13 years youoger than be was. James Irvine was one of nine children. He had seven brothers and onc1s~er. One of bis broth- ers, Abraham Irvine, was a Presbyterian minister. When he was 19, Irvine left Ireland for New York., where he worked as a clerk for two years, then beaded for the Cillomia gold- field.s. He was a true •Forty Niner, .. reaching San Francisco in I 849 after I 02 days aboard the Akxmuln Humboldt sailiq from Panama. Irvine's lengthy obituary in the Sao Francisco newspapcn reported that four of his fellow passcngen on the I Humboldl would (igure prom- inently in his future: Collis P. Huntingto~ Ben Flint, Dr. John F. Mores and Isaac E. Davis. Huntington became one of Cali- .Joroia 's .. Big Four. 0 Aint htamc trvine•a partner in the purcb.ase of land in Lo5 Aqielcs County. When be died in 1886 at .. S9. h'ftilc .. ODC of SU Fraa- • • 1-..-...t! fi . R axos ................ c ..... rind of* .......... ... bad ll..ed a wltc.taile •ocea7 ..... fl I .. 51 Froat St. Bil Soac•illl ... .., impired ... lo aw Cft1J pcuy .... ia•• ii in real ,..,.. At llii f 1 ,, Ilic owaed llMJlt of the ._. dull .. # , ultimately bee.me San Francis- qo '$ downtown civic center. He donated and funded the Conser- vatory of Exotics in Golden Gate Park. His will was not just wrinm or typed; it was printed in a brochure. All his brothen, nie- ces, nephews and business ass~ ciatcs, were rcmembeRd in lbc will. A uust was established with four oversees to protect one part of his vast holdings-the ranch in southern Los Angeles county, which became Orange County three years afttt Irvine died. All this land and its buildings were to go to one person-his so~ James Harvey Irvine, who was born on Oct. 16, 1867. He would become sole owner of the Irvine Ranch when be reached aae 2S in 1892.. A clippiQa from the CleYeland Leader pasted in the Bible car- ried these maxims· ..Kttp Kood company. or llOIV. .. N~~ltlk. .. If }'OUT "'1llib CllllllOI ~ U.... ftdly mrplo~d. 11ttntd to tlw cultivation of your ntbtd. .. Mab few promUa.. Liw up to your awoirnvnu. .. Kttp your own ucnu. if you haw""'· H Drink no lcind of intoxklldltl liquors .. Eva liw widtin yow inconw. .. Good COlft/MllY and K"°" con- V0$11lion an IM ~ sbvw1 of virtue ... ElsebWtte~ 18 specific maxims -.~ listed. some contradictory. Maxin 2 read •Everybody in the house has an evil nature as well as ourselves, and lberdore we arc not to expect too much. .. But Maxim 10 urged Irvine ""to take a cheerful view of everythiq and to encourage hope." At one time, some member of the Irvine family apptarcd to -~ beeia interated in Christian Scintce. ne beck aide of a ~ from a CbristiiD Scil9QC leaflet ..... , ............. q'80Cel from W., 8·'• ~- SCl •1day ~ Im. ~ ,.., cMirmm DOli .. will "'11•JM8ilie _.ill 0021 r•• to Mn.. Ath-11 Cllirb., • 1'- dnfl'Mer of .-orii n' J-im.. It's a paa ~of ;J;;,,£jt£C..U'l7. -..,_.brri•..._ -~~~-..... ,__ p v RllUllT I. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY hit 5 Letters to the Editor 11111111 prlll "' 11111 qylng 0..hltow: We want you to know how pleased we were from tbe rcspome to your photo of the m.tion priJlt (Emjp Calmdar, Jamaary IS) ~-re carrying in our poay. Wew bc:m iaowtaacd With 1 reqaaai from mplmac enthmi- ats. Thanh for startina our New Year oat with a.,,.._• • hWM n .,. c ..... New,....._. ••r Cox Ila interat conflict Dar Llilor lu a part time resident since 1-944 and a-full time resident for the past 12 years at the same address in Newport Beach. I am neither a member of SPON. Gridloek or any other commun- ity organization. evertbeicss, I am concerned about Mayor John Cox, who owes the Irvine Company more than SI 00,000 in past due office rcnhJf e fikd for bankruptcy while occupying a position on the City Council. mating decisions on Irvine Company projects that impact all residents. Despite his delinquent pa)'- meau to the Irvine Company. be still votes affirmative on anything the Irvine· Company brings before the Council. It is well known than any Irvine Company tenant is ousted if be is two months delinquent in bis rent. Was there favoritism in his case? ln my opinion. in order to have unbiased representation for Newport Beach residents. Mayor Cox should resign his position on the City Council. I might add that this should also apply to Councilman Phil MaurcL 1 ba\"e beard him be very rude to speakers that be did not agree with. It bas been reported that be plans to retire shortly and move to his Fall- brook bo~ so what does be have to lose by bis pro- dcvelopment position? lsn l it about time that WC ha\"C a City .Council that rcprcsenu the resident majority who favor planned slower growth? H.A. Aalenom c ....... ,.. Slamml• GATE I mllllkl o...•---1 am wa itjna tbis ld1a to wure mY'df dull your radcn are aware of a te:rioal cicluca- tional deficiency Governor ~a,.__;;_ • • If L !-.__ __ ,_.. 11 propomna .... cdllClltion budget ii ~ be will reduce eta. siza from an averqe of 21 students. to 22 studeatl (yea!) but to do this be is proposing the elinrination of six vital educational programs (boo!), rather than provide additional funds. Perhaps the most critical program elllninatcd will be the ·GATE program for gifted stu- deaU. lf you question the 1mpor- tance of this program. consider that it is through this specialized program that our nation •s scient- ists, writen~ docton. lawyers and leaders are stimulated. Every aduh is well aware that our current public education program teaches to the aver14~ student, at best. A great deal of money is appropriated to teach and help our educationally baMicappcd childmi.. which is vital to bdp M.DONOVAN a florist \t \1 714 · 120·1103 303~ E. COAST HW COIONA Dfl MAI CA. 92625 HilentineS Day from raabllatrrl Gow 11,el CJioaJlak Clllmk Coc*ks ... "· ~ ........ GlftBoxes • And Giant Hand Decoallled CookleS Be a SweetMert. •• ORDER PARLYI them be pt:oductive in society. I bdiete~ at the very ~ an equal effort Sboald be IDMe to belp oar high~ studints ri:aCti (or knowWF COllUDCDIO- rate with tllieir stills, to dndop thole people who actuaDy find the cura for diK-=1. protect oureaYironmad and our nation_ flimin•i'C tllC GATE prop am is cashing a.-oa our future! U yoa care atioat tl9c GA TE pro- gram write our governor, sena- ton and n 11 e mblywn and ask for their protection of this alelltial progrulL , • hJ« Rte Newpwt9acla Newport Arts Bo1rd Applications are beinasought for city of Newport Beach Arts Commission to fill the unexpired term of Patti-Gene Sampson.· who ~ moving to Costa Mesa. The Arts.. Commission meets in the City Hall Conference Room on the second Thursday of each month at 7:30 a..m. Applications arc available from the City Ocrk's offJCC at Crty Hall. 3300 cwport Blvd., New- port Beach. and must be returned by Wednesday. Feb. 11 at 4:30 p .m. l Sue Kauth Men who spit in Newport are inf~ a big surprise It is a beautiful day for jogging along a beachfront boardwalk.. C~dren and parents stroll alo~ walk.en stride by, and bicydes zip along the route. ~ 1 pant up to the fcny, where I allow myself a boat ride to catch my brcat~ a dapper man in plaid bermudas appears in front of me. MHcllo, Bob," be calls to what is obviously a ocigbbor. 06Coming to the meeting tonightT' be asks. This man seems to know everyone in town. He is probably a mover and shaker in the little beach com- munity. Suddenly be turns his bead and makes-.. strangling noise; I prepare myself to me the Heimlich maneuver on him. ~ right in front of my foot, be spiu a great grey glob of saliva onto bis community side- walk. - My stomach hea~. but I continue along the bcacb.front. Two greybound-lhin men jog in front of me. doing very fast miles They arc al.most.sprinting. Their chests bea~'C. Then one of them spits onto the sand. As they plow onward, a toddler from the .djacent house crawls onto the same area of sand. He puts some up to bis mouth. The New Y Ol'k City Marathon is in progress.. The men and women arc drencbed with sweat. They arc in the twentieth mile. They are all t..binty. The men spit. The women do not. Later I watch a sporting event on TV. The coaches spit brown gobs of chewing tobacco onto the 6dd ~ I call my sister, a medical student in Northern California. .. ls spitting dangerous to other peoplc?9 I ast her. alt is," she replies. "When governments made spitting illegal at the tum of the century, they were able to al.most eradicate tuberculosis. But it ·s making a comeback now:" . Why do men need to spit'? It is dis~g. It is rude. Women never spi~ at &east not in my observation. Why are they able to restrain themselves while men arc not? The next spitter I see is going to get a big surprise. I am going to throw up on him. and tum him in to the police. I think I hate spitten ~'Cn more than smokers. Sw K.aulh is a ~d tlwr- a.pist and co~lor Ill a local public JaiKh school SM and ltn husband liw wilh tltdr four- y~ar-old Kiri in N~•·port H~ ne nm Pn8ds at Dte t.wm Prim ii ratenia! COME SEE OUR REMODELED SHOWROOM ONE-PIECE QUIET TfJILET SEAT N1W AND IXClllNG 1187 DDIG S! SIX V A1UETlfS 10CJIOOSE FROM • SOllD ~. 10-YR. GUARAN'Tll • W ASHERLESS •POLISH BRASS OR POLISH OfROME :: : : : : :~::: ..__s_A_I_~_5_1_4_9_~_o_~~--9Sn_ ~ .. •32995 OVER2WFAUCETSON DISPLAY ~BAmMART (714) 675-4830 2711-B E. Coast Hwy. Corona del Mar, Ca. 92625 " Mi. So. ~MKArdllt ..... Pliilt c...1_.., Yo-II' din Fridll, IO A..lil tD 6 P.M.. . S..dQ lO A.M.. tD 2 p .M. P• I ftmAIY l 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY Se~ Kings reign in city after beating Sailors, 55-36 BY ROBERT CRABBE Most people will admit that finals week isn't the best time for scholastic sports but in spite of late afternoon practices and last ' minute .. cram sessions,.. the Newport Harbor Sailors and the Corona del Mar Sea Kings put out an excellent effort, and the latter posted a strong 55-36 league win. Looking for their first league victory, the Sailors (0-5) struggled for anything they couJd get. Top scorers Drew Sheward (IO points) and John Alstrom (6 points) just couldn't make the long, difficult shots needed to keep up with CdM's Marcus M uUer-Stach, Darren Morris ( 11 points) and Chris Burns ( l 0 points) who _are..bcst noted for their ability to score from the outside. Said an apparrently tense Sailor co~ Jerry De Busk, 041 th.ink the best team won_ They're a much better team-they're considered one of the best in the league. We're young and we've been playing it close but I think our effort was good and our practices are good and the players arc coachable but they're just betteT than we are ... At the half the Sea K.ings·werc ahead 26-14 and it seemed there was no stopping an apparently strengthening Cd M squad. In desperation, De Busk attempcd to close in on the Sea Kinp by substituting new players and by swapping player positions. His tactics seemed to be working but the Cd M full court press again took over, forcing 6 turnovers and crushing the Sailors• chance for a league win. Chris Burns, one of the Sea Kings• quickly emerging defen- sive stars and a talented scoring threat, held off John Alstrom, crushing numerous scoring attempts from the field by forc- ing Alstrom to mis-fire or pass the ball in key situations. Bums· contributions, coupled witb a decrease in personal fouls, allowed Cd M to maintain a large Eagles still soaring, defeat Harbor 64-48 BY DAVID CORTES-ROBBINS Last Friday the first-place team in the Sea View League, Estancia High, met the last place team in the league, Harbor High's ·Sailors, and after 32 minutes of play the Eagles came away with their eleventh win of the season, 64-48. By the end of the first period Newport trailed by six points, but by the end of the half the deficit increased to eight, this after the Tars came within four points of tiling the lead. Although Newport came alive in the f Ourth peri~ tallying 21 points to Estancia,, 18, it wasn' enough to overcome a 19-point deficit incurred at the bands of the Eagles in the third quarter. Junior Erik Drageset fired up the court in the fourth quarter, scoring six points off two free throws and two field goals. The Sailon were ei&ht for 13 at the line behind Dragaet and Alstrom. Drew Sheward and Gecrlinp led the scoring with 12 points each off five field goals and two free throws. Bill Glea- son posted four field gOals. aod Alstrom was held at bay by Estancia's defense for only two shots from the field. Estancia seniors Kyle Moo- ney, with a game high 17 points, and Brian Tift, with 13 points, headed the scoring for the Eagles, who boosted their league-leading record to 5-1, 11- 9. Harbor gi.rls beat CdM -at last .... o - A fme effort by CdM•s Kathy Smirl went for naught last week as Newport Harbor, led by Sarah Andrus' I 8 points, defeated the Sea Queens for the fi.nt time in five years, 4S-34 .. Smirl poured in 21 in the losing cause. Stacey Giem scored 14 for the Sailon. CdM led 12-10 at the cod of the first quarter, but then the game got away from the Sea Queens as Newport Harbor outscored them 22-12 over the next two quarters and main- tained tbe lead for tbe win. . . sconng margin. M uch has been said about the Sea Kings' full court press but currently, when they need it most. it doesn't perform. Some claim the press is ineffective because other teams sec it com- ing-coaches rcali.zc that CdM will continue to use the press and. therefore, they gear their practices accordingly. .. ll.U.11 111,ert..,..·aar.11l1 'ri1 ............ l"t 'O f ....... -" .............. -I I 2 2 I OJ ... 11111 ,..,,. lailir ..... M1l1 ~, J t Ill .. ._-'(""' .a. "'1111111 llllllla .... , .... rtllll). ...... 1111 ..... ;11•11 .......... "'' • (Ill). ....................... . The Sea ~ barely escaped defeat by Saddleback Friday when they lost their 19-point half-time lead early in the fourth quarter. Orris replaced his star- ters (by the crowd's demand) with the second string. The Roadrunners pulled ahead but with IS seconds remaining a final shot by Kevin O'Neil saved the gamc(62-61). ,..,_ IY IUIY CITA Harbor was taken out by Estancia (5-1) in the second half Friday. Estancia's Kyle Mooney scored a game-high 17 points and trampled a tired Newport Harbor defense. This Friday, the Sea Kinp will f acc the Tustin Tillen at Tustin (7:30) in what promises to be a good rematch. OCC 's Shadow finishes in third in P-T Regatta Orange Coast College'1 56- foot ocean racer, 04Shadow ... finished third in the Press T d- egram Regatta beld in Long Beach Saturday, Jan. 2A. It was .. Sbadow'1" only racing appearance of the 1eason, according to OCC sailing COllCh Dwayne Bo"' since the P-T Regatta is the only •bi.a boat" competition OCC will race in. OCC ordiurily competes in .. Flying Junior" class. The Cal Stac Long Beach alumni won the race with USC fmis))ing ICCOnd in the 12-boat field. •1t was very impressive." Bora said of the ~badow" effort. .. Everyone bad a great time racing her." ··shadow, n valued at llY llCI lu•: I lnlr'a 11111 ,...,. 1111 1111 .... 11 • 111ii1J1 . ...... ,, .......... , ...................... ... S38S,OOO, ._recently donated by Richard Rogers to the OCC Foundation and is moored at the coUese•s Sailing and R owina Bate in Newport Beach. ...... ,,... aftJf tJ Ill ldlt. ... II ,.. lnlf -..., .. I 1· . ....., ......... ""'" .. OCC ·begim Soulbem Series racing competition Sat urday (Jao. 31) at 9 LJD. at Marina del Rey. Races one and two are-se-~-- i NHYC getting ready for Cabo '87 Noon on March 14, 1987 will mark the start of the Newport Beach to Cabo Se-Lucas ace, hosted by the Newport Harbor Yacht Club. Race Committee Chairman Grant Baldwin expects a neet of fifty ... We have had preliminary response from about 35 skippers. This race typically receives the attention of many Trans Pac raccn and is used as a 6tune up' for that race, .. Bald- win noted. ~ ~degihilisy iS Identical" The two escort vcs.scls will be Dick Stcelc's .. Widc Waten"and Steve Barnard's "Cabaret.•• GcocraJ Chairman Pete Pallctte. with the help of bis social chairmen, Bob and Debbie Mar- shall. and Scott and Marie Schock. bas scheduled the fes.- tivitics, which include a send-off party on March 13. at the e-wport Harbor -Yacht Oul>. On March 20, the Governor's Cup Race wilJ he he1d . Bill Cook will be Race Chairman for that event. Cook foresees a great day of casual racing on a 16-milc triangular course for the partjc- ipants in HYC's Cabo Race. Saiurday. March 21. is the date of the Cabo "87 Trophy Presentation. ·Y to offer back exercise, gymnastics If you 're among the many who suff cr from backache. then the YMCA •s Healthy Back Program may be of significant benefit to you. Medical authorities have determined that the majority of back problems are caused by either weak or tense muscles. The ... Y's Way To A Healthy Back .. is &coed exercise program that will teach you to relax. stretch and strengthen the key muscle groups related to back discomfort. Classes meet Mon- days and Thursdays from 12 noon to I p.m . Sessions arc six weeks long. The next session of Healthy Back begins Monday. Feb. 9 . For more information on the YMCA's Healthy Back pro- ~ call the Y at 642-9990. CdM coach Errion to be honored Thurs. A recognitio~ night honoring Jack Errion will be held on February 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Corona dcl Mar High School gymnasium. All former players and parents and friends arc invited to attend to honor Coach Errion. Jack Errion 's career spanned 36 yean of coaching bigh school basketball and his teamS com- piled 571 wins and 328 losses. He coached 10 years at Corona dcl Mar High Schoo~ won six league titles~ two CIF titles, nine playoff berths Ud his tc~ compiled a reCotd of 199 wms and 60 losses. Prior to bis Corona del Mar positio~ be coached 22 years at St. Anthony's High School in Looi Beach. Coecb Errion retired after the 1986 tealOll ud continues as an imtnlctor at Coroaa dc1 Mar. You can also start or continue your child on the road to gym- nastics with the National YMCA Progressive Gymnastics Pro- gram for girls. Beginner through Intermediate classes will be taught on Tuesdays and Thurs- days from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Each level stresses kill development and safety awareness. Areas of instruction will include tum- bling. balance beam. unc\·cn bars and \"aulting. A ocw session will begin on Tuesday. Feb. IO. For more information. call the YMCA at 642-9990. Tune's lcu,uncture Clinic Dr. W•teon K. Y. Tung Professor of Onental Med~ne & AcupUncture State Certifi«J Acupuncturist • Chinese Herbologist • IOw Dee* pm! .., IQlll:a • lf1tw1bS .., IPO'ts ,.,,.. • tmCIUIG ~ .., dr"V *'- • "VW ,.. .., ..... ~ .., .,.....,.. • 0'4I .eye .., .-n.1 dlleardlrs ..... '*' • ~ ano llrcU • '-"* orotl6erM W°'*'9Uft'• eom,.. rrlbft ~ Accrpr.d L c... HwJ.,..,.. 201 c..... cte1 .._ F« Appl. (l1•) llM1• .._ _______ _.,. ._ 1111amm:;;;.. ______ _ by Former Mr. Universe Private Lessons MEN &WOMEN Selected Clientele (714) 667-aa& ····································:········ .•.....•...• Sports complex proposed I $ rStnlll ... 1 track and fleld will be some six feet below ground level and the grandstands-accommodating 3,000 on the home side (nearest Mar Vista Drive) and 2,000 on the visiton side (nearest the school building)-will be at in the dirt brimmr4 bank formed by the pit. According to Lucas, ~ lighting will be to a point where the shed will not affect the community." Lucas described this first phase of construction, which is tentatively set for completion by September, as .. really just a matter of moving dirt." 1bc second phase of construc- tion trims the side of the field against Mar Visa Drive into two baseball diamonds and seu up an archway entrance to the sports complex. Excitedly out- lining the details, Lucas explains. ""1bc archway will be tremcndou.s with four ticket windows-two on each side- leading into a gallery of two concession stands and two rest- room facilities." Nicoll likened the _set up .to-t b 11 of-Le Banl-- stadium at Orange Coast Col- lege. Completing the project, relandscaping of the high school fields and of the Mar Vista student parking lot (where the new entrance will be) is planrvd. Currently. CdM teams use both Davidson Field at Newport Harbor High school and rents LeBard Stadium on occasions for SSOO peT night. According lo icoll, such arrangments had nothing to do with the project's initiation and wou.ld Dn'Ct have pushed the district to spend foods on a stadium at CdM. ~e are some excellent athletes at that school and the existing f acilites are not good enough for ~ .. said Lucas. .. And there is always the added enthusiasm and school spirit that comes with a home field 1Mlvantagc ... Excitement over the project seems to have spread to the school campus as we~ although a note of skepticism as to the emergence of the needed $2.S- 2. 7 million resounded. Principal Dennis Evans explained, .. We wouldn't want them to tear up the field and then run out of money."' Sharing the same sentiments, icoll repeated his response to Lucas· group ... It (the plan) looks good; the staff likes it; go ahead and get soplllsticated with it (elaborate architect drawings), but tbere won't be any commit- ment 'ti.I the money is together ... However, Lucas secs the fund- raising as a formidable bat surmountable challenge. While parent donations will probably fulfill most ohbe' budja needs~ Lucas seemed also to target small corporations in the com- munity wbic~ he says, ~ arc going to invite penonally to games to cncourgc intercst. .. According to Lucas, the goal is lo raise all the money by mid- J unc so that the construction., both phases, can take place over the SWDJDCT. "'This whole project will take maybe a month from the day the ...lho._vel biti--tbe ground. .. be says. adding that Tyler and Stolte comtrllCtion move fast.. baviDg built l2 other such siadiums tOFt_.ber bcf OR. JANUARV STOREWIDE • NOW IN PROGRESS 1 OD/o to 50D/o OFF (EXCEPT BALLS) Sale ends February 7. ~ramounl di,orls P hoae 642-6886 333 E. 17th St. ~ thir '-national P~Hauw Cosh Mesa · 9-6 s.t & Mon. thru Thurs -f n . to 8 p.m. • Sun 11 ·2 PAil I ffmUAIY I. 1111 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY _,.- • Wilkes· Sport specializes in making clan-cut custo•rs hippy BY MELINDA KELLER Customer satisfaction and quality clothing score the win- ning combination for Wilkes Sport in Newport Center Fashion Island. "All of our customers arc pampered in a fun way," said Dave Mertens, store manager. -rhere is no 'attitude' at Wilkes Sport. Everyone is made to feel comfortable ... A division of the retail store Wilkes Bashford. Wilkes Sport specializes in high fashion bas- ics. Free flowing couon groups inspired by a clcao~ut American lifestyle, arc comfortable, func- tional and fashionable. Moderately priced signature clothing which is distinctive and exclusive reflect the sign of the times. "Our clothing can be worn anytime, anywhere. This coUcc.- tion is timeless and it will be in style 20 years from now, .. Mertem said. The Wilkes Sport line meludes not only spottswear but active- wear, knitwear, bodywcar, and / I'll be with youevecyd~ ofyourCliet. Diet Center The program~ Why? Broluse yo~ wort with a oounseloc one-on-one. Evelj' day of your diet. That spOOal relationship produres results. It's common to lose up to 10 lbs. in 2 weeks. The advire and enoouragement you get actually helps you reach your ideal weight And stay there. Gall for a free oonsultation. And get a taste of how it worts. Diet Center (7 14) 960-7606 H untingtoo Beach Fountain Valley I 9S3 I Beach Bl vd. (SW Comer or Yorktown) (714) 760-1200 Newport Beach Corona del Mar 180 Newport Center Dr. Suite 160 accessories as well. ••All of our clothing is designed _to_ mix_ _and match. When you buy an outfit at Wilkes Sport you are really buying SC"Yeral outfits," Mertens said. Sweat pants for men and women aJ"e fully constnlcted and lined with French tcny for long life. Combined with a sweat shirt or tank top this outfit is suitable for the gym or tJae streets~ For sport. lycra and nylon running shons can be topped with sweatshirts, tanktops or a body suiL Swcaten in coordi- nating colon which arc athlet- ically inspired will complete any outfit. .. We encourage our customers to have fun with their clothing. All our items can be dressed up or dressed down depending on the occasion," Mertens said. a..111••F11111111111-. ......................... ..,... "Bright stripes and solids, some with the Wilkes Sport insignia, dominate the line but for more conservabve shoppen Wilkes docs carry khaki baseball pants and skirts. Basic black cotton skirts topped with a cotton interlock polo shirt and a matching car- digan is fashionable yet suitable for any function. Wilkes Bashford began in 1966 with the opening of a ~ sq. fL store on Sutter street in Sao Francisco with the motto .. Men's Wear for the Bold Con- servative." Today, the store consists of over 20,000 sq. ft. of men's and women's wear, featurin1 lhe highest level of international fashion. Winner of the prestigious Cutty Sark Award for Out.stand- ing Retail Store Merchandising, E·M·B·E·L·L·I ·S·H In· cer:= ··THE SOLUTION FOR YOUR GARMENTS NEEDS .. REDESIGN • REPINE .JULlt: fOSTl::R (71-tl 6-12-2 IH..'l Mention this ad and receive an ADDITIONAL 10% OFF Sale Merchandise on February 7th 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 3420 E. ~ HWy. • Corona del Mar• 675-9070 Wil.ta Sport became tM co• ccpt wlaicb ii bwd OD ..... manufacturi111 ucl retailin1. The new line focu• oa .._.t Americanl between the ~ of 2S ud ~. •we'D do anythiq in reason for our customen. If a CUltomer isn' able to make a trip dOwn to the store. we're more daan happy to take a line of dothinj to a private home. "Every once in a while a customer may be bUDI')' act we're happy to ao out and brina them in lunch," Mertem said. Wilkes Sport doth.iJll is easily maintained and travels wdl Tbe majority of the sportswear is w.-h and wearable, although a few items arc recommcded dry clean. "We pride oundva on qual- ity fabric. Ootbes abouldn l be difficult to take care of. In fact we carry a whole line called •cruise• which specializet in clothing which is no-care and perfect for travelina. w Merum said. ·what sets Wiltea Sport apart from the rat is quality and customer service. The public is just scrcamina for aome custo- mer service and we 're here to provide some for them, .. Mertens expl.airw4. Returning dothing is just as easy u purchasing it. Mertens says a full money-back guaran- tee or exchange is always honored. Located in Fashion Island next to the Atrium Court, Wilkes Sport is the first of many of the specialty stores which arc owned and operated throup Wilkes Bashford. The dcsip ud merchandisi.q of Wilkes Sport is under dirco- tion from Mr. Bashford. The Wilkes Sport store concept. was designed by Hannes K:•inz of San Franciaco. Three other stora in California arc now open. 2915 Redhlll • A•f08 Costa Mesa • 7 f 4 641-08t0 .... , ..... .,,.,,,,.., __ - I JI FEllUAIY I. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY,. I Am1d1us Ball brings out the powdered wigs To the surprise of the co~ mittee, more th.an 70 pcn:ent attending the Amadeus Ball came in the costume of the late J8tb century. Particularly p~ ing wu that the men came in the full replia, including the white powdered wigs. 011e gen- dinner, complemented by wines and cognac donated from Pre- mier Wine Merchants, the Mozart Camerata Chamber OrcbcStra entertained. Underwriten were Sylvia and Robert Popov, Barbara and Nick Williams, Lillie and Harry ,,., Harborlites tlenwr wu heard to say about his wig, ·1 don' remember hair being so bot." Other costumed men were overheard teasing their respective .. tuxedoed .. friends, .. H I have enough guts to wear this get-up, so too should you." (Who says Harborlites arc not good 1pons1) The festive mood was cemented even further when the Ncwporter Resort's Glenn Hod- son (in costume) announced the names of each guest as they arrived, giving them grand titles. The hoters ballroom had been so handsomely decorated that still more auests were overheard to say that it reminded them of the 06Hall of Minors at Ver- sailles ... Following tbe excellent IY llU VII IUllEI Hinde, Laura Bailey, James Baker, Ruby (vice chair of the Ball) and Jot Lloyd, Ruth and Lock Gee Ding, Kit (Ball chair) and 5teve Toth, Susan Busby Bartlett, Don Quon, Mary and Thomas Lee, Peggy and Les Cotton, Diane and Jim Slemons, Eve and Henri Foussard, Sigrid Hecht, Ted Caldwell, Harry Willats~ Ann and Ken Satin, Joseph Wheelock, Arthur Powell. Rosanne and Richard Valdes, Trauta and Lorne Huycke. Elaine and Bill Red- field , J .T. Kugler, Mavis Orton, Jennie Wong, Cheryl and Jim Farkas, George Che_ng, Judy and Rogue Hemley, Carolyn and Charles Papp, Gerrie and Walter Schroeder, Lois Corn- wall. lt.athy Mcl.arand. Tom l.ey and Eleanor Saale. Just a few of the Harborlitcs attending were Barbara and Ben Harm, Mary Ann and Len Miller, Harriet and Irv Wieder, Dori and Jack deKruif, Mary Blake, Pat Kendrick, Ron Soderling, Myril and Norm Kreuder, Ellen and Olin Stapp, John Downing. Richard Nutb- mann, Rose and Norm Smcde- gaard, MeMe and Sidney Kasden and Nancy Hodson . .. . . Oops. Last week, I reported that the Golden Baton Gala on February 14 was honoring the Disneyland Hotel. This Orange County Philharmonic Society group is actually honoring the DisneylaliCJ -Amusement Park. LLONGS OF NEWPORT1NC. REAL: ESTATE-WE-CARE HARDER Real Estate Tips For Homeowners Avoid the Clutter If you·re thinking of selling your home-even 1f it's not until a couple of years down the line-now 1s a good time to begin to "unclutter." One of the greatest deterrents to the sale of a home 1s lack of space. An otherwise spacious home full of too much furniture. knick-knacks, etc ., looks like a small home. Try a garage sate or a call to CHOC. the Salvat ion Army. or other charitable organizations that will pick up such donated items-even with some tax credit for your donations. Remember, it is hard for some buyers to visualize a home without its existing clutter. You have to spelt it out. by emptying at out. Socie If JOU would Ilk• to ,..... our ml ea\ate newaletter (publl•h•d In Newport Be1ch ..,.. 1179) pl1111 Clll met .... put rou on our •••Ill .... w~·tt cekbratinc an acitins ~look al Baysidr Ce~r! AD Stora will ttmain open durins rcnantion • Baysiick Ca.rd N ' Party Coma.a Hair Fashions Ba.,sidr Clanen G&.'-'ne'a .. Fash If HPllT& Bayside Pharmacy La PcciR Boa••mcerie talibnia F ... Bank One Hoar Mc*> Phaeo Carole R.mo S..fc way ~ Clinsinc Vmc Thie Sihu RaaH S 1rnCUttt ............. -........... • F11ud charged 1g1lnat Newporllrs~ 1 ,._,.. the seizure in an early-morning tratrac accident, after spending the night of Jan. IS at the North America S &: L office. McKinzie is reportedly ill at her Newport Beach residence and bas declined to speak with reporters. FBI special agent Fred Rea- gan, of the bureau's Los Angeles office, confirmed this week that his office is also investigating North America S &: L for "pos- sible bank fraud and embezzle- ment."' Reagan said Monday that "It is still very early for us to have anything"' and that no warrants or indictments have been sought yet. He termed the case .. compli- cated .. .It's one of those where you get one invcstivative lead and follow it and tum up six othen." He added "It's really impos- sible to tell" bow long the investigation may take. The state Dcpanment of Sav- ings and Loan and the state Attorney General's office are also investigating. said deputy commissioner William Davis of the S &: L Department. The department has gone to court and obtairwl an order that Mcl.inzie turn over North America S a. L documents believed to be at her residence, and her realty office in Elk Grove, at a public storage f aciJ... ity in Costa M~ and at the offices of North America's accouting firm. In obtaining that order, reg- ulators submitted documents to the court alleging that: Chris- tensen ordered that up to 160 f de_ dc:posit accounts be created and warned employees that anyone who mentioned the accounts would be fired; ques- tionable "advance commissions"' of SI. 75 million and undocu- mented expenses of more than $430,000 were paid to McKen- zie; and six fraudulent certifi- cates of deposit totalling SI J .5 million were held by North America S &: L. The CDs were supposedly drawn on the Bank of Alex Brown in Sacramento. but that bank bas no record of their issue, regulators said. In all, Davis said, the inves- tigation could involve the misuse of "in excess of $20 million." He declined to discuss, however, what evidence the department bas that McKinzie and Chris- tensen removed the missing doc:nmeuts. Meetings & Events Coastline Chapter of B'nai B'ritb Women will meet at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday . ..Feb. I J at the Airporter Inn for an early bird dinner meeting. For a ride, reservation or mon: information about the group, phone 786-1204. All area women are. invited to attend. Cost is $10.00 in the Mediterranean Continental room. .. \ Temple Beth Sholom Singles, ages 30-55, invites Jewish sin&tcs in the community to a Tu Bisbvat Tree Planting to be followed by pizza and miniature golf. The day's activities will begin at 9:30 Lm. on Sunday, Feb. 8 at Temple Beth Sholom at Tustin Avenue and F airbaven in Santa Ana. Participants will join with other Temple participants in a second annual tree planting event to commemorate the holdiay of Tu Bishvat. Tho!jf who are unable to attend the tree planting arc invited to join the singles group in the Temple Activities Center at noon to carpool to a pizza parlor and then on to miniature golf at Camelot in Anaheim. The cost ~ $250 for golf plus the cost of pizza. For more information. contact Steve at 743-5400 or Nancy at 532~724. • • • F rec, guided walking tours of Upper Newport Bay Ecological Reserve will be given by The Friends of Newport Bay on Saturday Feb. 7, starting at 9 Lm. with tour groups leaving every I~ minutes or so until J 0:30 L m. The toun take approximately 90 minutes lcavina from the comer of Eut Bluff Drift and Back Bay Road. Coron a Life IY IYAI KLEll SchOol back in .session as second semester starts Second •--a picb 11p: The . second academic semester at Corona del Mar High School began Feb. 2 following the Jan. 27-30 final examination period for the f mt semester. Spring semester Back-to-School Night, a chance for parents to meet their children's teachers, is sche- duled for Feb. 18 from 7-10 p.m . Orclaesit performs 'lmipia 17' prodacdon: After weeks of intense preparation, the 1987 Orcbesis production entitled 04lnsignia 87"' will make three show perf orma.oces "(Feb. 5. 6 and 7) in the Newport Harbor HS theater. According to the program ·s director Sharon Trager. this year's theme is .. Logos." Tickets for all three showings are now on sale for SJ with an ASB card and SJ.SO without. New sports complex propoeed IM ldlool: The Newport-Mesa Board of Education approved the construction of a new foot- ball stadium, an all-weather track, two baseball fselds, an additional weight room and new shower facilities at CdMHS. The project cost is estimated at $2 million, an amount to be raised by the Corona del Mar Sports Complex Corporation beaded by supportive p&R_Qt Howard Lucas. Construction, tentatively scheduled to be finished for the 1988 football ~ wilJ llOl begin until all necessary funds arc raiJcd. Cl•bs raise •o•eJ selU.1 temporarJ lla•es: The Asso- ciated Students Body will host a fund-raising opportunity for school clubs in which club memben arc sold u "slaves for a day" to purcbascn offering the highest price. The "Slave Auc- tion,. will take pl8Cle in the school quad at lunch and could bring in up to $30 for participating organiutions. UCI profemor lectures oa life in tile Soriet UaiOll: The Teen- age Information Exchange will host a UC llVine professor from the Foreign Cullura Depart- ment to lead a dilcuuion on the Soviet citizen ·s view of his government and society. The lecture, entitled --unc1craround Soviet Humour,"' will also cover Soviet literature and philOIO- phies. A qocstion-answer ICllion will follow the Feb. 11 eYeDt, - which starts at 7 p.m. in room 2.S3 and is open to all members of the community. Gro__..g Up With Gerber Chlldren's Center ls Great! GERBEll Q UAUl'Y CARE AND LEAllNING P806llMIS: • Full & Half Day • Toddler • Preschool • "Successful Steps to Early Leaming" Curriculum • Before & After.School • Summer Programs • Gymnastics • Computers • Nutritional Snacks ........... FDiaV • 7:M ..... to ........ 64•-0212 ART • Ariadm Art: Worb by Keith Ferris, William S. Phillips, Craig ~odera and Robert M~ .. through Feb. 13 at Whitman Galleries, 3S4S F.aat Coast High- way, Coronadel Mar. Houn are 10 Lm. to S p.m., Monday tbrouah Saturday. Call 67S- 2478. Worb ~ E-:fa6» V-.-a wl He11r1 Go4J•n will display throup Feb. 11 at the Newport City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd. The pllery is open daily from 8 Lm. to S p.m. Call 644- 3017. ................... "~' atWWI n•Cd..,.,3S4SEast Coast ffilbway, Coronaclel Mar throuah the ~ o( February. Gallay boon are 10 LID. to S p.m. Monday through Saturday. Call 67S-2A78. Worb '1 M..tlle Bmdl _. r... Ro•1r1s are on display at Quorum Gallery 374 N. Coast Highway, Laguna Beach through Feb. 28. Roun are 10 LID. to S p.m., daily. Call 494- 4422. Worb hy Myrtle Da•eMorf will display Feb. 3 to March 2 at Sandstone Gallery, 384-A North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Houn are 11 a..m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Call 497-677S. ~ Faallty CoOecb," a free exhibition of the personal col- lections of UC Irvine faculty. runs from February S-28 at the UCI Fine Arts Gallery. The Gallery is open from noon to S p.~., Tuesday throu&h Satur- day. For more information call 856-6610. Oa diiplaJ at Westera Federal SaYillp ... Lou DOW through Feb. IS is a collection of mixed media by Edythe Stoller. The exhibi tion is sponsored by the Costa Mesa Art League, and is located at #4 Corpontc Plua in Fashion Island. Tlae I...-Art M•tW pres.- cots an exhibition of clauical drawinp by Calif omia artist Robert Baxter. The exhibit runs till March IS at the museum, located at 307 Cliff Dr. in Lquna Beach. Call 494-6S3 l. MUSIC ..... CcwfreJ ft., I Trio is perf ormiq Tuad•J through Saturilay mptl al 7.ot\ Louqe in tbe I.nine Hilton and Towers, 11900 Jamboree Blvd •• Irvine. No cover charJe. CaD 863-3111. T .. UC lmae ·s, ..... , OI~ Isa witb Zcl••• IOber coadwri• Will play Feb. 6 .a I p.aa. ia tlae Soatla Cout Com•ailJ Clian:IL TICbts arc $345. c.ml 8'U616. ·• FlllUMY I. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY "'911 Sp1plao•J Ordleltta will be given at the South Coast Com- munity Church, S 120 Bonita Canyon Dr. in Irvine, Friday Feb. 6 at 8 p.m. ZelmaD Bober will conduct .elections from Rossini, Beethoven. and Schu- bert. Ticket• are S3-SS and available at the UC F'me Arts Box Office. Call 156-6616. p.m. and 8 p.m. OD Saturday and 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Sunday. Call 9S7....033. -M.-at tM Howanl Jolm- IOe'a," a raucous comedy by Ron Clark and San BobriCk will play at the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse Thundays through Saturdays through Feb. 14 at 8 ld'-' ........................... C.C.-.•11 ... . t. .... TMttfl 19-Clrll.•ll JI II ,, .............. . 11 Cll M f ' 1111·1 7 I •1 ._ II I f.IL ffllllr. Ftl I. ra 1111,... ........ ""*· Theatre. Tickets a.re S& in advance and S9 at the door. For more information call 432-5880. MISC A 2-4aJ Clllocolat~ FutasJ F alhal will take place Saturday and Sunday Feb. 1 and 8 at Fashion Island's Atrium Court. STAGE Theater, 7272 Maple St., Westminster. Call 99~113. Co-sponsored by the Virginia m Castle Auxiliary Assistance League and the F asbion Island 64Tlllree Postcards" by Craig Lucas with masic and lyrics by Craig Camelia.. through Feb. 8 on South Coast Repertory's Ma.inst.age. Tickets arc S 17 to S24. Showtimcs arc 8 p .m .• Tuesday through Friday, 2:30 p.m. and Sunday Feb. 8 at 2 p.m. Tickets are SS and $6. Call 650- 5269. .. To Gllliaa oa Htt 37tla Birth- day" will play through Feb. 7 at the Westminster Community 114/UJ "'' A.16cMiy Newley paforat ill ud cliredl -stop tM World- 1 Wut to Get or at the OC Pcrf ormin& Arts Center Feb. 3- 8. T1etcu arc Sl9, S28, and S38 for the Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. shows, and $16, S25, and S35 for the weeknight and mati- nee shows. Call SS6-ARTS. Gartll Faau's .. Backet Daace ~" DOW in its 16th year• will be presented Saturday Feb . 7 at 8 p.m. in Orange Coast Collcge·s Robert 8 . Moore WHALE WATCHING '87 • WMle Watc•insflk•wc• Ca Ir•• On Sundays Connonnt Cn.ila c:ornbina dw cw;Mment al dole encounters with f'Nliatic Gccy-.-andgrut loodtor2~ hounal..., A I 'la $16.95 OP• .. Sl9.M • W.... Watc•i•fllaa .. r Tw €1 '211 2~ houri a1 nmn1 b&Uty, .. ~ nor••ilticM• 11111m........._ ers with dw Caifomia Grw While! $1 l.t5 ..... SIS I. ~,_,..., 675-1481 W. Allo .. ci>*w ft: CoiporaH do..,.• Alrtill ~··~--o,_ w~ -s.~ ,,_ ~!,,.. Merchants A11ociationt the event will feature local and national cbocolatien and choc- olate products. The cost is SS and proceeds will bendit the Assistance League •s Cbildten ·s Day Care Center. For more information call 644-2020. Part Newport Apartmatts is organizing a whale watching excunion Sunday, Feb. 8 at 9-.30 a.m. The cost is S9 for adults and SS for cbildren. Call 644- 4664. •AWafeo~•W1 .. ... A CMll!Mt.,·tlllt ·tJC·••k•· L... ............................... ~ .......... --......... 11111111!1~----------..... ~--......... ~--~------......-~....._.._~~-----~~~~ t .- Sheraton's Palm Gardens is origirial and unique BY MEUNDA llLLER Original menu items served in an eJepnt atmosphere set Palm Gardens in the Sheraton New- port Hotel restaurant apart from the rest. Trendiness has no place here. Palm Gardens doean' have gimmicks or tofu. Health and .. taste is the focus. Elegant and quiet. this is the perfect lunch spot for weary travelen, sboppen and business people. For dinen concemel with health, Chef David Allen has selected several lunch items which arc low in sodium, cho- ¥3:~ ~ nhe M~ • F~ 'FIS/, lesterol and calories. Routed duck breast stuffed with spinach, wheat pasta and vegetables or chicken stuffed with fennel, ricotta cheese and spinach arc all available for health conscious customen. Hot and cold salads are a popular fare as well. For pesto lovers. Chef Allen whips up a delicious hot shells and seafood pasta plate. Large prawns and scallops are tossed with shells in a hot pesto sauce which is rich in herbs and spices. The cold shrimp and tortellini salad is a light, healthy salad. Large prawns and ricotta stuffed shells are served in a vinaigrette dressing heavy with the red pepper. Palm Gardens also offers a selection of fresh fish daily. Now ope11 /or lunclt and Sunday f:lrw11clt ~::r:t~ ~is -:':av~i::::'1 • 1 1111 II f I r1 El I let ... Dll .1111111 • I 10 'I I / 51 -II Ml •all II For sandwich caters, Palm . • Nm lnll A Ill • I I Aid 1:1111. Pllll IT Min CITA Gardens off en the next best thing to hoagies-open faced F. rf sandwiches which arc presented ree conce LUNCH MENU on a silver tray. Abundant Life Community SERVING LUNCH ON THE DECK FROM 495 MONOAYTHROUG~SATUROAY 11:30 TO 3:00 P.M. Sandwich choices vary from Church will host a free concen day to day, but there arc a few with Chuck Girard on Wedncs- standards available all the time. d F b J I t 7 30 G" ard , ay, e . a : p.m. ar Tender roast beef, proscuitto is a prof cssional musician who ham and bric, bay shrimp and~ credits God with delivering him of course the standard ham and from a life of drugs. cheese, arc prepared fresh daily. Abundant Life Community Church is located at 15th Street Our meal was topped off with and Monrovia in Newport a piece of the rich double layer Beach in Newpon Christian blackout cake and a cream-filled School's facility. For more inf or- kiwi tart. mation, please call 650-0447. The atmosphere is elegant and quiet, and the service is impec- cable and friendly. Palm Garden.J is located in the Sheraton Newport Hotel at 4545 MacArthur Blvd.. in Newport &ach. Reservations are sug- gested. Master Chorale this Sunday The Master Chorale of Orange County will present two performances of all French music on Sunday. Feb. 8 at St. . Andrew's Presbyterian Church, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••-. 600 St. Andrtw's Road, New- NEW IN THE MEDITEllAIEAI DINING ROOM EULi DIDD SPECWS pon Beach. Dr. Maurice Allard will direct . his 1 SO-voice chorale in two performances of .. Soirc'e Fran- caise," a matinee at 3 p.m. and an evening program at 7 p.m. MON. thru SAT. from 5:30 P .M . until 7:30 P.M. Choice of: SJ95 ~t~l!! c~!~!'Fresh Fish of the Day Includes your choice of Soup du Jour or SaJad. Fresh Bread and Coffee or Tea LIVE EmRTAlmEIT AID DAICllC EVEIY lllHT FIOM 1:30 P.M. UITIL 1:30 A.M. FIEDM«J at MOOERA TE PRnS PlAtY«J A SMALL ONER OR COCKT Al. PARTY???? LET US SOOW YOU TI£ LOVELY CAFE CONMNT Al , ACCCM\400A ~ lP TO 50 PEOPLE. lbe lunch menu for Newport- Mesa schools, the week of Feb- niary S, is as follows: 111••1, Feb. 5: Hamburger with catsup and fix.in 's, tater tots, chocolate pudding and milk. FrldaJ, Feb. 6: Chalupa. cheese and lettuce, buttered green beans, cherries in pie glau with whipped topping and milk. MonclaJ, Feb. 9: Beef and cheese chimicbanga, buttered com, chilled pcan and milk. Taesday, Feb. It: Macaroni and cheese, tossed salad, chilled peaches, half a peanut butter sandwich, chocolate milk. WednesdaJ, Feb. 11: .. Rail splitter" (bot dog with mustard, "Lincoln logs," "Gettysburg Applesauce,""'Presidential Coo- kie," .. Honest Abe Milk. .. Thunda7, Feb. 11: .. Nifty Nuggets,.. honey for dipping, .. Sweetheart Tossed Salad," .. Cupid's Cloud Dessert," "Val- entine Dinner Roll" and milk. Because we've got Chef Walter the Wizard Who's practicing his Magic Art again! He's conjuring ·up Veal in a dozen fancy ways. Come under his spell and be enchanted /oreuer! Sunday BNic:ti Dnw-1.~ au...~ 675-4904 3421 \1it Udo. .... port 8eictl • .,. de fo1 an cc oa u I it i det ant C01 pe. Ed Afl the mo mo del inu on ~ bot stat bin: rak.J rca T sitti do11 at b intc exa • a I I Gr11 the; feel desi rel al und• lDVO It class of g be S4 vagt wore ally I •I- 112- Cl- •1 R flllUJIY I. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/1RVtNE TODAY,. II SCH puts the tiraso111 _'Faol lor L~ve' on its Second Stage BY JACK HOLLAND .Srieral years aao Sam S~ parers play, •Fool for Love,• Clcbuted iD New York and wu found to he confl.llina, tiresome, and at times irritating. South Coelt ~ry DOW presents it on Second Stage, but not much bas changed. It ia a strange play, at times it it mesmerizing and for a good deal of the 90 minutes, it is annoying. It is not the usual commercial play. There are four people, with two, May and f.ddie, the focal point of interest. After being together in the put they were 1eparated. Then, in a motel room in the dese~ they meet aaain. And the battle of desire, rejection, more desire, intense love that borden at times OD hatred begins. May tells Eddie to get out of both the room and her life. He starts to leave, abe calls out for him, be returns, they fight, ra.k.ina up old raentments and rtt-amng put experiences. The play begins with Eddie sitting in a room~ May lies face down on a bed, not even looking at him. The silence is loud and intense u they aay notbing- ex.oept for a few lines done in a ailcnt monotone by Eddie. Gradually, and ever so slowly. they make a contact but we can feel the antagonism and the desire between each. It is a relationship that no one can undcntand but the two who are involved. It is fashionable tbcsc days to classify Shepard as a playwright of great importance. This may be so, but be is also irritatingly ague at times, excessively ordy at other times, and gcner- 11 y confusing. In the SCR BREAKFAST SPECIALS f&.v ~ 6 Cl"' ""°"" • l -3 egga """ aayle, hMh bfown& ..s--''·" c2--8dgmn w ... 2 «'!P & 2 ~ ol brlcon SZM '°~~ ..... ~·... $S.2S _. -EQgJ 8•11•ict a trah tn. SS.25 .LUNCH seECIALS •l l 1 3 b t.mb.s~. fries.. tounc.n cc*c .... 112-21 d•tuhrWnp and Ines U .ts Cl-Hot ... ,..,.. undlMch ~ ,,.. and bnlin coke ... ~~Diem! c.lforTod..,'s! , 11111.., -flll...., 111111a111. .._ ,_ 11· ma 1*"11111 • , ' a ,._ fl .... 11111 Lmlll Jr.I II .... Cllll ltp .. ,, .... .. .. • • 11111 " ""fell fir LM.'' • • at .... , tt. production, Martin Benson, who must be the most versatile director around, 1oes in heavily for mood, for lengthy pauses. He takes time for reactions that are of ten not VCTbal. It is as if M were probing into the minds and hearts of these two strange people. He lets ~ feel the inner tension, the fear. the need. without words. And when Mar- tin, another character. arrives, be is almost a symbol of inno- cence confronted with a kind of evil. Then, to top it ~ Shepard borrows a bit from the classical Greek tragedy by using the Old Man as a Chorus who makes comments intermittently on what is happcniung and seems to be present purely as a stylistic device. Benson feels cjecply with Shepard. he plunges into the Mon Cludeau Bea,.,,,.,., GULLIVER'S Perfectly Old-Fashioned! VAI.ENTINE'S DAY RESERVl.TIO S ESSENTIAL ' : \ '·.: ~. 1 . 11 t-' 1 H t" J< ;_. lHVI>,l • · complexities and mystical qual- ities in the play. He cannot do much to clarify all that is being said, but be docs dive into the souls of those on stage. Bill Geisslinger is Eddie, a man strangely loaded with menace and danger. He slashes away and acts with a kind of combustion that is loaded with bitterness. As for May; Eliza- beth Ruscio ahcmatcs between anger and hatred and desire she cannot deny. She is generally quite good. Hal Landon Jr. has the thank.less role of Manin., a guy coming to take May on a date who suddenly is thrust into the conflict. He plays it with a kind of shyness and naivete that is excellent. As the Old Man, Hal Bokar has one good scene other than his intermittent remarks. It is a role that oceds more clar- ification as to purpose but Bokar gives it more than the part gives him. Plays 01 &cond StOKe to Feb. 22. Pnf ormanca are Tuaday to Friday. 8:30 p .m .• Sundlly at 8 p.m.. and maiin«s Saturday and Wnday at 3 p .m. "Still Great. ,, • • -Beverly Bush Smith 37 FASHION ISLAND, NEWPORT BEACH, 644-2030 BELGIAN WAFFLE INN Home of die FantMtic Bel&ian Waffles, the Gipntic '-Ea Omelets, and The Superb Sand~ South Coat~ y~ llOO South Plaza Driw Santa Ana/ Coaa Mesa (114) 557·5116 . ~ • • • • • • .. • • • ••• • > I . .,, PAii 14 FEllUAIY I. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY • 'r New oppor:tunilies for conservative investors BY GEORGE PAPPAS For an inexperienced or con- servative investor, a venture into the uncertain world of the real estate or stock market can sometimes be a harrowing expe- nence. The old saying, Hnotbing ventured, nothing gained, .. can take on a darker and more sinister meaning as you watch your savings slip away. But since 1984, two real estate companies, Birtcher and Equity Properties, have offered inves- tors a possible way out of this despairing scenario. The companies have pooled their resources to come up with an all-cash, fully specified real estate income program, which allows investors to become limited part.Den in owning office buildings and other commercial properties without being shackJed down by large mort- gage payments. But what makes this program different from other real estate schemes designed to attract investor's money1 "The risk level is low for the investor,'" says Clay Gallagher, vice president of marketing for Equity Properties in Santa Ana. M About as low as you can get it.,. Gallagher tics the low risk of investing in the program to the lack of mortgage indebtedness on the investment properties, therefore eliminating the chance of foreclosure. lbe all-cash program is one of the fastest growing parts of the new public real estate pro- grams being offered, be added. According to Gallagher, the program works this way: Let's say you invest the min- imum amount required, $2,SOO. This makes you a part owner of four separate office or commer- cial buildings around the coun- try. You first begin to receive income, a 6.5 percent interest payment, on your investment after the deal is closed on the last of the four properties. 1be funds were accrued from your original investment, which was placed in escrow. After that, you receive 6.5 percent paymenta every tblU months taken from the income produced by the buildings you have boupt into. Funds received Crom investon are used by the two real ~ companies to fmd aDd purchue office building around the coun- try, Gallagher said. Prospectift investon are also able to view each building, iu location and history before • • 0 mvcstmg. Stan Wise, a sales represen- tative for Sutro and Co., in Newport Beach, has made sev- eral investments in the Birtcher real estate program. Mlt bas been good so far," he said. What first attracted him to invest in the plan was the two companies' track record. "It was that, and also no leverage is being held over my bead in the form of mortgage payments," be said. "'There was also little or no problem getting in the pro- gram." / 1III1tJ( ii It 'i 11 '~ ~ \ I 1 ~ l I j I jl-S I , I ·: ( : 11 ·' 11 < I ) (:()\l\lt~:t~(:I \lj l\l)l S'l,l~I \I l~I·: \IJ t·:Srl,\l'I< 1,1~()(~1~ \\I I~,( ) I~ l ( ) I I~ I~ I ·:' I ' 11~ I ·: \ 11 · ~ \ , I ' \\I) I~ t·:( ~ l I, \I~ ' ' \ I~: S' , , ' 11 ~: ' r , , I ) ( ) I~ r , , I ·, c ) I ' I ( )~ + ReatEstate Income Partners Ill is a f ulJy-specified real estate limited part- ne rship formed to acquire and operate existing income-producing office build- ings and other commercial or industrial properties. These properties will be acquired by the Partnership entirely for cash , free and clear of mortgage indebtedness. Real Estate Income Partners mis offer- ing $00,000,000 iJ.l limited putnership inteiests. ' 'Ole General Partner is Birtcher/F4lity Properties. ' ' 11al9•e~ta.aietGer-~c. .. w a eoltdladoe olaa ofter to lllQ.., .,..._ ~AaoftelbWa....--.19iyaew1 11 ~ ............ t.eeoW-trto••1111nwM wteel' hut I 1am1a,111e1at• • Id·~?• MC .... (eH> 'teef ..... 1111' 1 u. ac-a•Dei)ela._. ..,..._._ 11! ........................ (8) ....... (erlatd .......... ' •>•.... I 1l8 ) .t&liel' t l'71,Gll•(mftlm"1k1_.._.. The minimum investment is $2,500. It is Sl,500 for IRAs, Keoghs and other qualified plans in most states. For more information about Real Estate Income Partners m, including a current prospectus, please phone or mail the coupon below. r--------, Mail to: srnwo. CO. INCOIU'OIUTED I '1 Cll'IC /'J..AZ.A. SUITE'"' I NEW/'ORT aEACH. CA 92640 I Or call; ST AN M. wis. (714) nNlll . I I Yea. I would lib to know more about I in~iestiltl in .......... I E I Pwbt 1r• DJ. Pim._.. me a current I Pn>lpectUI 10 I l""1 n.d It carelully I befoftllftw.tor..-.~. I I.... I I AddNe9 I 1~ --I ••nnn ... L=:...~ .... =..... -.J ... CaNllJ .. -,, . . . ,,,,. ...... • Money Making Money IY IEI 11Ull How the neW tax law affects municipal bond~ Opportunities remain in the tax-exempt municipal bond market. Despite a new Wt Jaw that will lessen the need to shelter income, restrict the volume of certain types of tax- frec bonds, and impo1e more stringent requirements on issuen, yields on municipal bonds will continue to be favor- able. Many analysts feel that the prices of tu-fRe bonds will in fact continue their rally. Bonds issued by states and municipalities traditionally haft been exempt from federal income tax. Usu-1)y the state in which the bond is issued forgives taxes, as well. Municipal bonds arc, and will remain, second in safety to U.S. Government Se- curities. For the most part. the Tax Reform Act of 1986 retains all of these advantages. What will change, and bow will those changes influence the municipal bond market? With the maximum tax bracket reduced ultimately from SO percent to 28 percent, the tax shelter that municipal bonds provide was originally thought to lose some of its appeal. However, prices in the tax-free market have already discounted the lower bracket and the allure can still be considerable. This is especially true in 1987, a tran- .aitional year. For that year the top tax rate will be 38.S percent. If you file in that bracket and hold a municipal bond paying a tax-free 6.5 percent. you must earn 10.57 percent on a taxable investment to match your t.ax- f ree return. Once the top tax rate drops to 28 peTccnt in 1988, your tax-free bond will match a taxable yield of 9.02 percent. Here is a comparison of four equ.ivalent yields. TAXABLE EQUIVALENT YI ELDS (Assumina No Stat~ Income Tax) Tax- Frec S.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 28% 33% 38.5% 50% 6.94 7.46 8.13 10.00 8.33 8.96 9.78 12.00 9.72 10.44 11.38 14.00 11. ll 11.94 13.00 16.00 Municipalities may no longer issue tax-exempt industrial development bonda for certain private use purpc>1a. Bonds for sports and park.ins facilities, as well u convention centers, industrial parb and a few other ma that were iuued after Aug. 16. 1986 will be tu.able. Such bonds iuucd before then mnain tu-free. construction, for example, or housing projects) may subject an investor to the alternative min- imum tax. The minimum tax applies primarily to high-income tax- payen who utiliz.e substantial tax deductions. Tupayen who believe they miaht be liable to the minimum tax are likely to be cautious about inwating in private activity bonds. To over- come this ~ty, and woo back such lu~ iuuers of the newly tuablC municipals are expected to increue the yjddt. lnveston who are not affected by the minimum tax will profit from the extra yield. Tax reform makes one type of municipal bond even more attractive. New limitations on how much money can be put into traditional retirement savinp plans, and bow much can be withdrawn. make zero coupon tax-free bonds a good supple- ment to formal retirement plans. Interest is not paid, but instead is compounded tax free over the life of the bond. Municipal bonds wilJ con- tinue to off er competitively high yields and may well represent some of the best values in the fixed-income marketplace. Y ct there is tnore to choosing an investment than tax considera- tions . If you want more iof onnation on bow tax reform affects you, call me at 95S-7S67. I'll be glad to send you a new booklet. '"Seven Critical Questions about Tax Reform.," which was pre- pared in conjunction with Coop- ers cl Lybrand. K~n To/cash i.s a financial coruultam with S~11rson Leh- man Broth~rs in N~wport &ach. Stock option strategies Stock option ltJ'ategies will be explored tbia winter duri.na a three-hour investment work- &bop beiq praentcd by 0nQae Cout Collep•a Community Service Off"ICC. The lellion ia 1ebeduled for Wedmlday. Feb. II, from 7 to 10 p.m. iD lloom 113 at C.... Mcu lliP Sct.oo!. The .... IChoOl ii located ctirecdy KIOll the..._ from OCC. Worblaop fee it SIS. ; Tbe 1C11ioa will be praented by David M.. Ptiico. Ptitco, • reaistered in'HPIDrlll 9dvilor. t.cecbet rmaace clr11e1. occ. Under the new law, "'public Plilco will explm bow to purpo.e• bonds, tboee issued to employ ltOct optiom ia order . pay for cueutial govenunent to minimize riit ad maximin ICfVica. will continue to be tu-ofita pr . cumpt. However, some newly Resistratioa ia 11Ddeiwa• ill iuued bonds -..:n ....._ -~ ~ •ua u.;; ~~ OCC'a · Coamaaity Service •priVate ICIRity" boad1. The • . Office, haled iD tlae co19,. ~Met • that the mtaat Stadeat C... ...... paid by 1UCb DOD·IOftl'0 mracal Few mew ma.. p1aoac 4Jl· boQda (PM'd '° .fioa.-e airport . '880,. ' I • ~ I b fi ( 0 p e p tl ti L N N cc \\ st 01 th m ' ed M in th be Pr "'C NJ OM - - ( 10 MEI f o I • fl I UllY l 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TOOAV .... II on Doctors and clergy work together to aid patient's 'outlook' 8Y PEGGY DARNELL Bow physicians and clergy work toaetber as they tend pcnolll who are both .. patients,. and "parishionen" was pres- ented at a Hoag Hoapital seminar by Dr. Granger West- berg, a Lutheran clergyman from the U nivenity of Illinois, College of Medicine. He spoke or the need to minister to both physical and spiritual needs, to encourqe wellnesa to the whole penoa The presentation was given at the Newport Beach in conjunc- tion with the medical staff Lutheran Church of the Master, Newport Beach, and Newport- Mesa-lrvinelnt.er-faitb Council. -rbere are five areas of con-· ccms when I visit the sick," said Westberg. wrhey arc grief, guilt, stress, life changes and outlook on life. If the outlook is bad, these tbinp will be ovenvbclm- ing. •1 ask about their belief sys-- tcm and their way of looking at .................. C1• IL I • • • 1111 " .. a.. " .. llilllr .. Ir . .lllli M' • •1111u II Ill 'Et 11 II ... '11;1 I. Ir. In JI W1# a, 1111 Ill. Piny I Ill 11111 rt I ..... • •11'1' --- ... --111111 II ....... ,__ ti 111 ..... ,.-. .,,, I; 1111 ...... life, because it makes a tremend- ous difJ~nce on their ability to get well," be said. According to Westberg, the docton look at six major areas of a patient's health history: nutrition, rest and relaxation, exercise, ci&a.rettes. drugs, aJco- bol and weight. "'I add a sev- enth, 9t be said ... Outlook on life.• He is concerned that so many preventive medicine classes have PllTI " P£llY IAlllW. disappeared from medical school curriculums and is wor- ried about medicine becoming curative without caring. Adult education at Temple Westberg supports a plan that has been in operation for two years in the Chicago area where congregations employ .. parish nurses... There arc eight churches participating in this program. Westberg forcsccs the possibility of congregations playing an increasingly impor- tant role in keeping people healthy at the level of prevention and personal motivation. After' a successful fall adult education series. Shir Ha- Ma'alot Harbor Reform Temple in Newport Beach is planning the spring series. Two Hebrew cl~ will again be offered: ~Reading 'Hebrew Prayen• with Eva Ranon and "'Conversational Hebrew' with Nina Frankel These classes will meet on Thursday evenings for eight weeks beginning in Febru- ary. ....,_, A three-session series on .. Insights into Jewish Values and Thought as Reflected in our Prayers and Liturgy ... will meet on Wednesday evenings. For a brochure detailing these programs and furtheT informa- tion at Shir Ha-Ma'aJot, call the temple office at 644-7203. --some of the nurscs9 duties include health education classes, arranging for doctors and speak- ~ ud beina availabla to the parishioners to answer their pcrsonaJ health quest.ions. The spiritual aspect is very much a part of this program,·· said Westberg. He mentioned an article in the New England Journal of Medicine which stressed that mental stress pre- cluded physical illness, the psy- chologically fit remain well and in better health than those who arc not. A person in a depressed state of mind will have a harder time in coping with heart dis- ease, cancer, emphysema, among others. Other duties of the parish nurse include training voluntcen and being a liaison in the com- munity. She coordinates among the fields of medicine, ministen and nurses. There is an emphasis on a team approach rather than as separate efforts. In a discussion after the pres- . cntation, Westberg said be often asks a group to tell what they think are the best ingredients for keeping a good outlook on life. They often respond with answers of loving relationships with othcn, friends, family, but, be said, they rarely respond with what be considers to be one of the most important clements, and that is an attitude of grat- itude. The seminar was attended by many denominations in the community and the medical staff of Hoag. Jn addition to this luncheon addrcs.s, Westberg gave conf crcnc:es to help those in suppon groups within congre- gations, like grief support and divorce co~nseling. His boo~ Good Grief. is used in the Hoag Hospital Suppon and Recovery Group, .. Life Goes On. .... It is in its 23rd printing and sold more than I million copies. If you are interested in this group provided by Hoag Hospital, call 760-2358. Peace bishop due in Orange Bishop Thomas Gumbleton of Detroit, member of the drafting committee for the U.S. Catholic Bishops· controversial pastoral letter on peace and the arms race, will make an appearance Wednesday. Feb. 11 at tbc Loyola-Marymount University ~pus in Orange. Bishop Gumblcton ·s keynote address will be followed by four other leaden from lbc religious community with . expertise in similar doc\lments that have been drafted by their re:spective faiths or denominations. This event is being co- sponsored by the Interfaith Peace Ministry and Loyola- Marymount as an educational servioc. It will last from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. and will be bdd in the parish hall of lbc Holy Family Catbednl of Onnge, located at 566 Glassell (at La Vea) in the city of Orange. A 5ugested donation of S 10 per person is requested for admission. For information. call 771- 7901. Religious DirecfoQJ m Hllrbor Refot111 Temple t . Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wonhip, Pre-Scnoal. Temc:i'e Sichc>d, ~Ed .. Worah1p and twa.r thia ,..actleal. Chrut<c-~ttd. bd>liial mc-aer. Youth Group, Sdtlrftood, Men's Out>. Patties • a a a .... S' : 2 ........... SS a Car» F..i the Warmth u.. .., .... .._....._. St. ...,,,,.w.By-The-Sea CT.......,_,,...,..., 1928 ~ 8ao11> HOl Y COMMUNION SUNDAY-9:00 A.M. 7:30 P.M. Tues.-Bibte Study 10:00 A.M. Wed.-~ Prayer and Bible Study .. MERTZ HALL ol the~ Church 611 ttllld»crpe. Corona .. Mar The ... ~ c. SaltlU for more intorm.t1on please calf: 675-211& .. ................ (7MatM-7111 ''HOW TO MAKE THE MOST our OF SUFFERING" TEMPLE ISAIAH <C01-•11e> t R.om~n~ ~:l·~ • SabtMth SeNic:e Friday nChts 8: 15 p m. Rabbi Steven 0 . Schatz president: Joet Abramsohn 2401 tnww,_. ~8ucft C/o..._, Qw-.nQucfl r.--,.... ~7Sl2 ..,, ........ ,,.... Sunday, Febnury , 19 7 8 :30 and 10:1-A .M . 6'.\) St Andrews Road . ~ewport Beach. California (7 14t 63 1~2c Kmlit &om Nrwpon Hari>or K.ch School ac ltvuw &. lith.• n...-: 1'« ... Q ' 2 ........ ..,. , ............ ~ .... _....,; ____________________ _ Interfaith Peace Ministry of Onnce County and Loyola-Marymount Unb essitJ, Orance Lunpus Praent "An lnterf.W. E~ent" feahlrina I' top Tltor • J. G-bletoa AuxiliaTy Bishop f<H 1lw Arc-ltdioca~ of~""" s,, .... ''TM Que.rt /oT Peatt in a Nudttu Ap ll1ld tlw Quest /oT Social Jusritt .. witb hiab'i&hts from bis expaimcc • oae al ck five maabcn ol tbt drafliac cw-mitt« for tht U.S. DOolic lisbopa. tu.stone p?ISlonl k:tta. PNll11w Glada HM z, Advilor 10 t1tit ..,.., a.. of use .... . t Jw ..... Bi41'he, ~ Rqiolwl ""'"'of. c:Nin ... a.a. di Wiim? 5" S016 ...... (at La Veta) . .. .,.,~ ......... .,._HalJF-..,c 1'rllral . Also pt•ki ... will be: ....... _.KMa. ~ c.o...ry ~of IWl>u I ''•• .ldM. T ... c.11/omill hlcifte NtlwMI °"'fnnttt of r1ttt U1Dtcd Jlm.odisl Clrwc#t A ...... led dowioe at SI0.00 per pa'IOll . rcq--.. '°" lld . 2 Procccdi beftefn the lal!O'faida P.ct MiMtr) ~II are ..acoa.c. -., F•..,.Wa M .... WllMAil ...... _. ....... ..-all (114) m--1"1:- -I P• l~mJAIY i. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/tRVJNE TODAY Police Blotter r . TM Pol~ Blotter Is p,....,,r.d u • publlc MIYk» lrom ,,,_,_.port EMJgn. "-UJ!llng er/,,,.. and .,,.,. In /N•port 8-ch. It ahoflld N no#d Htet crl,,... listed are only thot• which are report9d to the Newport BNch Pone. oe,,.rt- ment, and arrests macfe are only those su•P«ffKI ot crlm•. and not those con- victed. 'ffttJRSDA Y, JAN. 15 CRIMES 1730 - A guitar and guitar equipment valued at $680 were reported stolen from a residence in the 100 block of Royal St. George. 1800 - A 1985 Ferrari valued at $25,000 was reported reco- vered in the vicinity of 49th and River. 1805 -Rings valued at $1 ,062 were reported stolen from a residence in the 1900 block of West Ocean Front. ARRESTS ~ 0140 -Raymond Eugene Mack Jr., 29, of Hollywood was arrested on suspicion of giving false identification to a police officer. 0225 -William Lanny Tucker, 36, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of mis- demeanor drunk driving. 0800 -Guillermo Antonio Munoz, 19, a transient was arrested on suspicion of dis- orderly conduct. 1750 -John Allen Kuder, 35, a transient was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. 2200 -Arthur Rivers Jr., 41 , of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of driving on a sus- pended license. FRIDAY, JAN.16 CRIMES 1000 -Jewelry v alued at • S 1,440 was reported stolen from a residence in the 1900 block of Point Bishop. 1130 - A television valued at $400 was reported stolen from a residence in the 200 block of Miramar. 1400 -Jewelry valued at $4,469 was reported stolen from a business in the 3100 block of East Coast Highway. 2000 -Jewelry valued at $25,374 was reported stolen from a rcsidenoe in the 200 block of Via Eboli. 2100 -A car stereo and equal- izer valued at $6SO were reported stolen from a g!lf'age in the 400 block of Luvonia. ARRESTS 1330 -Ray Anthony Grosseu, 21 , of Sylmar was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of an automobile. 1945 -Riki Lyn Crush~ 22, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of embezzlement. 2200 -James Ella Hayes, 30, of Santa Monica was arrested on suspicion of prostitution. SATURDAY, JAN. 17 CRIMES 1710 -A brief case and con- tents valued· at $618 were reported stolen from a residence in the 4500 block of MacArthur. 1745 - A television valued at S4SO was reported stolen from a boat moored in the 1200 bl°'k of Nortb BayfronL A a RUTS 0035 -Charles Jeffrey Shel- ton, 29, of Newport Beach wu ' arrested OD suspicion of mis- demeanor dnmt drivi.q. 204S -John James Fultenon, 19, of Colla Mesa wu anatcd OD suspicion of oral sexual pervenion with the use of force ud/ or threats. SUNDAY, JAN. II CRIMES 1650 -A 3.S horsepower engine valued at $500 was reported stolen from a dock in the 400 block of 38th Street. 2230 -A prowler was reported in the 1800 bloek of Port West- boum.- ARRESTS 0300 -Michael Allen Martilr $on, 33, of ·santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of posses- sion of cocaine. 0305 -John William Zelins~ 31, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of possession of coca.me. 0350 -Bret Thomas Snyder, 20, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. 0415 -Christopher Russell Ihrig. 27, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of battery. TUESDAY, JAN. ll CRIMES . 0700-A car stereo, briefcase and a sales kit were reported stolen from a car par~cd on the 1500 block of Ocean Front. Valuables and damage were estimated at $940. 0730-Two car stereos both valued at S2SO were reported stolen from the 100 block of 42n'd Street. 0 J SO-A Newport Beach res- ident reported a prowler peering into a bedroom window on the 100 block ol 36th Street. 1310-Avocados valued at SSO nre reported· stolen from the 1400 block of Diamond Sucet. AaRl'.STS OJOS-~t EuFDC McM.il-Hn: 37, of Irvine was arrested on a~icion of misdemeanor dnin.k driving. 2200-Geoffrey Horton Cutler, 24, of Newport Beach wu arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 21 ~ ' 0900-Cash valued at Sl,500 was reported stolen from the Balboa Qub OD the 1800 block of Bayside. 1015-Four plants valued at SJ9S were reported stolen from a residence on the 2000 block of Ocean Front. 1700-A watch valued at SSOO was reported stolen from the Newport Beach Tennis Club on the 2000 block of East Bluff Drive. ARRESTS 0050-Paul Joseph Aetcher, 31 , of El Toro was arrested on suspicion of possession of . cocame. 2145--Santiago Fuentes De Alvear, 24, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. THURSDAY, JAN. 22 CRIMES 1930-Vandals repo rtedly caused SlOO in damage to a car ·parked on the 4000 block of Birch Street. 2045-Vandals repo rtedly shattered a glass window on the 3000 block of Via Lido. Dollar value is unknown. A.RUSl'S 01 l~James Thomas ~err. 24, of Santa Ana HeiP,ts wa arrested on suapicioa of mitdc:>.: meanor drunk clriviQI. 2320-Peter Olaf' Stqer, 43, of Newport Beach was.arrested on suspicion of mildeme&Dor drunk driving. FRIDAY, JAN. 23 CRIMES 0830-A typewriter valued at $600 was reported stolen from the ~ block. of MacArthur. 1400-A boat motor valued at S 1,000 was reported stolen from the 400 bl6ck of 29th Street. 2050-A gold ring valued at $400, a radio and other valuables were reported stolen from the 800 block of West Ocean F root. ARRESTS 0020-Franoes N. Mauro, 44, of Mission Viejo was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and prostitution. 2045-Derek Bry~ 21, of Newport Beach was arrested OD suspicion of residential burglary. SATURDAY, JAN. U CRIMES 0930-A leather jacket, camera ana cassette tapes were reported stolen from a garage on the 1700 block of West Balboa. Loss est imated at $421. 1030-Stereo speakers valued at SSSO were rcJ>Qrted stolen from a car parked on the 2000 block of Court Street. I035-Tires and wheels valued at SSSO were reported stolen from Beach Imports on the 800 block of Dove Street. 1300-A bicycle vaJued at S200 was reported stolen from a garage on the 500 block of Tustin Avenue. 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MALLWOOD lllllflfl, llC. ~ OFFERING • Room Add1t1ons • Aemodehng • K1lehenS & a.th • Patt0 Covers & Decks • Doors Windows. & S.yhghts FIH EJTIUTU Ouahty Worll & Low Pnces Proless1onat Personalized Service S.t rm IW .. 14'/llMN_, RIGHTWAY *PAINTING * •Homes •Offices •Non-Skid Pool Deck/Patio • Parking Lot Strapping • We do at all' 539-9069 -Your Business Here Each Box: S20/week $3512 .... $80/month c..t Mitch A1~a • I • I fflMIAIY i. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/IRVINE TODAY r.11 -Class· Dacs & Cats .......•.. 824 HousetH11pq Rooms 413 TllANSPOltTATION CLASSIFIED INDEX MERCHANDISE SALES & SERVICE ~ ••••••••••••• 8()18 Apptiances .•......... 806 livestock •........ ' .... 825 Birds ...•......•..•.• 826 REALUTATE tiotefs ............••. 416 f ndustrial . . • . . . . • 506 u """'ue Property •.•••• 509 Lake Shore Property 515 _ Aitp&anes •••••.••.•.• 900 Antioue Clas.sic Car •.• 912 Autos tor Sale ........ 910 ANNOUNCEMENTS AnncxM1Cinl ....•.•.•• 200 8-uty Aids •.•.•...•• 213 Card al n..nks ....... 20 l eem.e. y lots ........ 201 Florisls ...•.•.......•. 207 f unsal Directory ..... 205 Funeral Setvices ..••.. 206 He.Ith Aids •.•....... 214 l.9pl Notices ......... 212 Laden-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 lost & found ......... 210 P.,ICN"'5 ............ 211 BUSINESS lnwstments .......... 828 Money to Loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 ()pportunitfe.s ...•....• 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ EMPLOYMENT Aaenc,ies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... 307 ·Ac>PfiMoes Wanted •.. 807 Auctions ............. 814 eu;&di"I Material .••.• 817 Business Equipment 818 Camera Equipment ... 819 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 F.,rn~ ............. 800 FuJnitura Wanted ..... 805 Gara,e Sales ......... 705 Jewelry .............. 812 Marine Suppays ....... 906 Misc. tor Sale ......... 809 Misc. Wanted •........ 810 Musical Instrument ... 811 Office Equipment ..... 827 Pets & Supplies ....... 823 Acf9111 .............. 511 Apts. fum;shed ....... 407 Apts. Untum;shed .... 408 Bade. to be Moved ...• 816 Business Property .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ..•.•. 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Prcperty ....... 513 farms & Ranches ..... 512 Garaees for Rent •..... 400 Houses for Safe ....... 508 Houses for Reot/Fum 405 Houses tor Rent /Unfum •.•.......... 406 lots for Sale .......... 510 Mobile Homes ..•..... 917 Mortpp & TO ....... 607 Motels ............... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Sc>ace ..•...... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xchg ... 517 Real Estate Loans ..... 600 Autos Wanted ...•.... 915 Auto Parts & nres .... 907 Auto Repair/Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair /For ...... 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 foreign & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds •............• 909 Motorcycles & Bikes 908 Motor Homes ......... 916 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PROPERTY SERVICES For Sale ........... .' .. 418 Schools ..........•... 608 Rental ......••...... 4 17 Situabon Wanted ....• 308 . 406-~ 408-Ac*b••• Directory of Business SeIVices Part time Wed. & Fri. Pleasant CdM office, must be ~cficient typist 673-44 Gentle, carw.. pndjcal Furnished house, winter lease. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 3 decks. 2 dininc rooms fabulous ocean view! ='1 $1500 month. Unf. Unfur. Capistr.no Beech. Beau· Roommate wanted. tiful ocean view. 3 bed· ocean-view South Laa· rooms. 2~ bllths, 3 fire-una House= Non-s•aces. 2 wet bars. smokin~ essK>nal arden"r included. onlft. mont~ Mr Nvll Deacrobc $200.· $800. 855-0938 -CUIIWll ......... CUSTOM l.ANOSCAP· ING DESIGP&SprinkJer systems installed/ repaired/ cleanups/ =rr1uc & ins. ...... a ..... a.EANING UNUMfTED For ac 1n1nce in house--~ providina all "-opliel inctudirw .:- T~ & --• *· Call tbdly for esti· '"*5. 546-3726 210-lolt Easy_ ~n1 Ladr_ 63, h nlthy & tilppy. Seeks ... frields in Or-. County coastal area. Preferably a aracious ..... ,.,, whi is SMe. Wober, non-smoker. Write P.O. Box 1686. u... 8-:tt 92652 Wt1 ncl11 ANSWERS TO LAST WEEK'S PUZZLE Car washed & wued • YQUr home. Call 675· 8765 •TIWll Oppri SHORT CUT TO FRANCE. -colnf o France? Tutorina & Translation SeMci for trweler, Businessman, & Student Michel 662· 3256 •TJPins WOROPROCESSING AH anm al business ~~ ......... Ir~ WOROPROCESSING GRAPHICS Reasonable 673-32n Part time position in the NewPort Buch area . . European Au ~Interviewing potential host families. Flex. hrs. w/pxt finan. cial~XJnt :u~~~ cribq QUlfffiation to: Lluren Krabril Au Pair in America ~,.m, AlfS Fou~ 100 Grenwich Ave. breen· wich CT 06830. 203· 869-9090 TELEMARKETlNG $7.50 · Sl3/hr Pwnww1t PIT dft & !M ~-.-.==·. Rais-... . . CJf'llll'liDlti pmy, ..-hrs. conv. H8 lac. (Beach at 405). Call lincM 1-800-327-4080 EXCEU..ENT WNJES for spare time assembly .n;~a.ns. r . .,,~J4J:l· 2 Ll8una $1.800. (714) 661·9520 inc udes utilities. 4 nurse. Good nutritional 2275E~ skills. Avaiaaa. 24 hrs. Ocean Veew CMrla Point 559-7354 Duplex 2 bedl~ Dana Point Larae 2 bed-406-~ ~UICK CASH! Earn loft. 2~ blllhs, I room. 2 bid\:::=: Unf. drw hoalt~ Garap & t~llOe. d0 , 1000 cash plus $2000 ~rd $1, . am.! by refrigerator. saso661° in~~L.ady 4-BEDROOM 2-hilth ;.,· 317 ~ ~4..-t-gJ7; . ReiniiifOn ~· Man-Point. 49 ~ ~needed. Ca I Laura UNI Hills, fenced , 892-8240. dose '° tl!nnis courts. lcM!ty 0.. Poir't 3 bed-40M:oriti Sl.200 incfudes Gr· room. 2 bath home. forlml dener. Anna 643-31 Newly decorated ~Walkqdis-House 3 bedrooms.. 2 NewPort Buch-New t.lCa '° ~ 405-Houl I I for balhs.. Mission Veeio. air. =ll)2~~-f\.m. 2 =· ~ ba. dbf new carpets, floors & ~~50()~~ ReN/Fwn ~ Lar.-t.ad yard. -·, ......... ery clean. $1,200 South = TfaSUf'e manthty 830-1715 Untur. lmmac. Condo. 2 bdrm. Island home on usi: 1ew1. 3 bedroom. 2 ba, dbl rr::· pool, jac, ocean front cnam• tth 2 th ocean/canyon 2 Bedroom, 2 bath & tenni s. rty rental • furnished bZ) bedrooms. views, ~deck. ma stucfio with ocean view. $1000/mo. Open 8:.30 to $~600. wner (714) $1250. 4 9860 Laa· Dana P~ $785 & 7. Avai l now 213-258- ~ 3236 una Beach $750. 49 79 5479 ~CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS J. fdicitous '· FaUftowu 10. Fripi 1'4. Bean u . C.onttive 16. Girl f mod, in looen 17. Pras 11. Fa.im bWJdio.p 19. Pkuant 20. ~ 22. 2'4. Greue n . Placed down 26. lt' s ohm removed JO. ~~ ~. )). ~lanem )6. Abbcniatioft f Of IA w.tmuaionaJ lahcw DOWN t. Flumt 2. MoMy. in Pisa 12. I}. 21. 2). is. 26. 27. 28. 29. )(). JI. )2. H . )). ).I. )9. .Cl. (2. "'~ ·O . Vmnia Lanirwlt St"' Country an Britasb Isles Pry Brak{ &St ( &tt S«t Fanakmwoo Sun Yat __ lalnia Food ==group Brooded f abria Withoat a IDUftd &tiDa bird Capab&e ot.oktt WOid for ~,.,..ti ··~hair !~~~ cwpoiutioo 37. Allhilo laport <C7. .... 49. )(). )l. )2~ n . S4. ~r Ur • Opentic tolo caaJ ~. ~.d 19. Pri~pel IDO 40. °" .... To~ in Paris ~u. c.udpme -4J . Fc:ufu) OIW ., . Coedactcw l. J 14 • '· Attact 6. Taocpail 7. IGad GI tale •• Self 9. MaWrd &pin 10. ea.try in No.th Ammo lt. I.aft• "· ,._ Mia Tama c.o..try in~ Eur Nae-, ·~-~ ~for llJUIMJ Scottish fa. .,;Jtl ,. • ..,._ --· --·····-·-· ... ·····-'·---·----~-----··· ··-·' -P• 11 f!llUllY l 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY Capistnno 8eect\ Town- house. Wlllk ID e.ch. 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths, famity & dininc room areas, fireplace, bal· con_y/view. <Mn. ..... dishwHher. 2-car att· ached earaae. $1,100 monthly J>lus 5eeurity deposit (213) 431-1232 Spectacular Ocean View - <Neriookina Main Beach. l bedrom 1 bath. Secur· ity. parki pool. Utili· ties inct':!'ded $1,075 monthly. Day 951-2399, Evenings 497-2875 Roommate wanted for my beautiful house in ~na Hills & Mission Vaeio furnished $295 + 1/3 utilities. 586-8672 412-RenWs to $ulnt Shore Lakefront home. Lake Forest. Re5P9f'1si· ble, non-smoker. Great for athletic person. Club privileges availabk! $375 plus utilities. 581-3331 (leave message) Roommate wanted- enjoy fantastic home, walls of glass, overlook- ing Lake Forest. Fire· place .. pri~~te ~~:· J8eUZZt. f>os1ttve, e • ful lifestyle. Beach and tennis club privileges. sailing. Considerate, responsibl!!.i.,,.'!ver 30. $390. 458-:>0UO 417-Resort Rentals SUPERB SNOW! Ski the slopes of Snowmass. Luxury home rentals avail. thru Parmek!e Co. Call Tammy 303/923· 3636 Aspen area Cabin on 1 ·acre in The Pines. Close to Streams. Lakes & Skiing. Shasta County. $26,900 by owner. $4,900 down. $280 monthly. 916-529- 0135 41&.For Sale FALL RIVER f ully furnished 2 acre mini estate on the water. 1600 SQ. ft. main house & 720 sq. ft. guest house. sleeps 11 t. fly fishing, ~radise, & family fun. $275,000. Owner says sell this year. Bader Real Estate, P.O. Box 309, Fall River Mills. CA 96028 9 16-336-6131 507- Condominiums Laguna Niguel Condo. Lowest priced (2) bed· rooms. (2) baths in Crys- ta I Cay. Assumable 9.67% loan. Tastefully upgraded. Open-house 12 noon-5 p.m. week· ends. $1011700. (714) 495-0222. 45 Pearl St , Laguna Niguel El Toro Condo · By Owner. Quick sale! 3 bedroom, 2 bath, upper unit. Low interest. owner will carry. $~500/offer. 213-430-1 Reduced $10,500 to $199 500 Laguna Beach. Spacious (2) bedrooms, (3) baths condo. Many amenities, upgraded throu1hout. Includes washer /dlwr. Secured buildina. 237 Calliope, t..aauna a.ct1. (Day) 846-7588 CAtioe), Eveninas 840-0015 Palm Desert Condo For Sale Cl .Trade • kmMY furnished 2 bedroom. 3 blllh. spa. $145 .... ~ Cl best offe'". 499-1~ 507-IOl-Houw tor ~ .. PY owner • Ocean Hilts. 5an Clemente, ocean· ='·~ bedroom. 2 t.tt1 Tlle~t'll1» deled t<itchen, attKhed ~-$135,000. 240- Spectacular View-Golf Course Condo. Mis.sion vie;o. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, garage, air. Seetoappnt- ciate. Assumable Joan. Must sell, relocating. $139,000. By owner: 582-5036 Bayfront condo w/boat slip. 2 bed, 2 bath. Secur- ity building w/360 degree view from obser · vatJon deck. For sale or rent. will consider trade. Low down. $325,000. Call 673-3725 or 857- 2867 $7,000 Down, Take Over Payments. Great invest- ment or 1st buy. Or rent $795, 2 bedroom, 2 bath El Toro condo. 859-0812 Laguna Niguil condo- 500 yards to beach! 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 patios-like new. ~127,000. Owner (714 )493-6682 508-Houses for Sale Laguna Hills-Private 2 bedroom 2 bath patio home. --Smalt encecr yard, corner location. opens to fieJd & bike path upgraded. Best offer fNef $79,000 Jim/Gabe after 6. 643-8703 Laguna Beach: 3 bdrm, 3 ba custom home, pool, jacuzzi, decks, canyon & ocean view, prjvacy, big yard, unique. $425,000. No brokers. Mptivated seller. Call JoyCe 476- 0567 days; 4'94-7924 evenings. Leisure World Home - sunshine bright! 2 bed· room, 2 bath. approx 2,366 sq. ~ 3 patios, dining room, breakfast area. double attached garage, aii:.t fireplace. $240.000. uwner: 951 - 3130 PRICE REDUCED! Save $10.000! Et Toro home. 3 bedrooms. 21h baths. Fireplace, central air. formal dining room, RV access. slump-stone block wall fencinll. Highly upgraded. 2 pri- vate patios only $160,000. (714) 770- 8444 Misstoo-Vie;o, beautiful move in condition!! 2 bedrooms. 1-% baths. Home on corner lot near school. Fully upgraded like model home. Asking $129,900. Assumable 1st Open house Sat/Sun 26532 Via Juanita, Mis- sion Viejo. Owner 770- 2678 3 Homes · Plus 20 Acres!! 3 bargain homes. ~~a ~ti~{if~1~r%e;'~ $51.r.000, $65,000, & $lu:>,OOO. 20-acre par- cels only. Joshua Tree over mountains from Palm Springs/water. electric, teJeohone avail- able. $2,000 ~ acre. Total price ~40,000/ 20% down owe paper on both. (714) 842-5940 Free dues for 6 months, Laguna Hills View Town· home, 1Ne5 like a si"8fe famity home, 2 bedroom, tennis pool, etc . $102,SOO. Call Steve ~orn0-1401 Mission Viejo -Single family detached home. marble fireplace/entry, attached double aaraee. upgraded bathrooms, large lot, cul-de-sac, owner motivated. $120,500. 855-1884 Capistrano Beach, ocean view home, by owner. Li&ht. ~IS 3 bed· room, 2~ bath, air· condition.._ Law main- ten1nce landscapina. Financin1 neaotiable. $245,000. 49~9156 ~BMch~ 8~ Owner. St0tefront omce and new 2 bed· room house with ocean view. OowntoWn ...... $45().000. 494 8489 Laauna N~uel Townhouse-Best view, end unit 2 larp bed-rooms with hicf\ beam ceili~l 2~ bath, fire- place. Nea<Town Center. $99,500. 495-4565 Bv Owner-Laguna Niguel HOme. 6 months new! 3 bedroom, 3 bath, famitv room, nook. Plan 1, Mariners Bluff. 3 miles to ocean. Priced low: $169,9n. 249-1538 Nellie Gail-will trade my custom Cape Cod on 1 acre view lot 5 bedroom, 4 bath for smaller home apartment or rental property. 27152 Shenan· doah, Laiuna Hilts. Len Martinek, 831-8524 Ocean Views from 5 rooms. Crashi~ W~! Capo Beach 2-stDry, 3 bedroom1 2~ bath, fam- ily room1wet bar, model home. Air, alarm system, ceiling fans. l.arp patio area. Spacious. bright rooms large windows. Clear, bwc l st at 9%. No points! $245,000. Comer Camino Capistrano/ Calle Ane;o. 493-9156 !!Needs Fast Share Ownership!! of my beau· tiful-8ofar. -fool, -Soa MiS· sion Viejo home. Serious women investors onty/ good income, eml)loy- ment record & TRW report. Talk to Mr. Vargas onty or leave message. (714) 855-4044 New Log Cabin · Running Springs. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 story. Near sk!ing. $8,000 down. $79,500. 496-5526 Three bedroom, 1 ~bath house in Parnassus Heigh~sJ S.F. Approx. value ~50.000. Desire comparable house in N.B. Willin.s to nego. trade. (714)651-8552 Mission Viejo home-by owner. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, country kitchen. vaulted ceilings. covered spa. Fireplace, air, view of Saddleback Moun- tains. $149,000. 859· 9934 Immaculate Lakespark "Eden" model, Laguna Niguel. 2-3 bedroom, 2 bath, many ~pgrades, air. By owner 831-2587 $147-900. Open house Sat/Sun 12-5 PM. 28141 Palmetto Cl Owner-Beautifully landscaped/upgraded 3 bed.room, 2% ba_!h1 view home. Casta def ~. Mis- sion Vieio. No agents. no-3482 For sale by owner Laguna Beach Arch Beach Heights 180° ocean view. 3 bed~ 2 bath. $225.000. 54 7 ·:>300 509-lncome Prop- er1J Prime Newport Beach investment property! Cape Cod duplex1 2 blocks to belch, idea for owner I occupier. Small negative with 20% down. Meticulously main- tained. Broker co· operation encouraaed. $189,500. Mr. Wade, owner.J64.6384 510-l.ols tor s.le 63 acres Northern Cali~ fomia with one mile of Trout Stream on .J>R>P- erty. $57,500, $7,500 down. $660 monthly. By owner. 91&529-2006 22 Plus Country Acres. Near Rivefslde/Perris. Homeowners Associa. tion. 10" down, first fixed •t im.00 second ~4,1354-~~ 20 Acres Jolhua Tree: W•ter, electric, 20'6 down. 10'6 interest. ~~t•> 842-5940. 514-0ut of State ProP. Time Share · Las Vegas or Hawaii. l bedroom, kitchenette, all ameni· ties. Cost $8,200, will sacrifice $4,100. 496- 1328 ONE ACRE BUILOABLE CALIFORNIA PINES! Near California/Oregon border. Access roads/ electricity. Great fishing aod huntinJ. Back-to- back to national forest $7,800. OWC/Terms! $7,000/if ~ pay cash! 714-545-7813 Widow has mQneY for Trust Oeeds-$10,000. Up! No Credit ck. No penalty. Call Dennison Associates 673-7 311. 700-Business Opp't OWN YOUR OWN DE$ERT R.B. CLUB-Oun Club, 4W.D. etc. Make money & have fun ... on 10 hu1h seres off "Yegas" fwy $12,000 F.P. of low cash. By owner 822-1&.17 705-GARAGE SALE Turn those unw•nted ......... emit. "*-· ...... ,.,.. ....... ..... .,.,. .. Estate Sale-Everything must go! Includes feder- ation period dining set. mirrors, plants. Much more. Sat, Jan. 24. 9-5. 426 Hotly St.. Laguna Beach. 800-Fumitunt Dining set-hardwood/6 chairs. 2 matching hutches, glass doors. lighted, includes 48" server. Lots of. storage. ~?~990. 3-~. ant!g_ue oearoom suite, includes armoire, vanity, dressr. Burled woo<f. $1750. Oak/glass entertain- ment center, 5' x 5'. $300.Eves:643-0727 Transferred must empty 3,000 sq. fl home oak/ glass; wall -unit. coffee table, set $475, all match. Country oak din- ing set.Oak bedroom $525, brass/g1ass top; coffee tables $250 ·din- ing set $475. Bar stools. sofa/love seat $550. Unused sofa bed $350. Format French Provincial living room & dininti room suite. Mint condi- tion. Serious only 547-1064 Sofa, loveseat. chair, & ottoman. Like new. AJI for $285. 952-4254 Hitachi receiver 45w Panasonic turntable, 2 Qfia spkrs · $75 ea. or J~· all 3. Salty 972· Mavins Sale! Decorator own home furnishings. Coun\l'Y Print sofa/kMt sut $550! Country oak drop-leaf coffee table set. Best offet! Country oak dinina setl 8urtundy sofa/love-seat! Queen Am c:klerrY ootfee table Sotlt. $550! fonn81 Coun- try f'l'90Ch dinlnc room suite! Unused sofa· bed$350! Olk becilooml BrwlldaSI dis.a. set $375! Bir stDolll Exc:el· ... 0Ullitv/oonditioft- mu5f Me1 (714)836- 1374 -...... PrivMI I*\¥ ~ to Aa41rtli~....t. 3- month NWfumibnll ~ my cOst. f Ot'1'1111 IOlid wood din1in1 room/ china cabinet paid $21400, .. u $1.,,195. Sor•/toveseet ~395 sofa bed, coffee/ ena tables. ~ -~ bed· tOOn'I set 5595 (includ· inl bed), complete kin& bedroom set Also dinette & wall units plus TV & VCR stand. (714)992-2271 809-Mllc. for Sale roxES FOR CHRISTMAS -2..new Norwegian rod fox vests. Small and medium. $375 each. 364-9247 or Darlene at wort< 1s1.29n SAVE $1000'5! "How to Seti Your Own Home" book tells all! Send . $10.()() + $1.00 ship to R.O. Crawford·P.O. Box 3042. Ontario, Ca 91761 Estate Sale -classic art objects, ChinaJ silverJ armoires (2), 4·posteo bedroom set. oil paint- ing, large macrame wall hangtnJ, dining room set. 786-5767 "Great Expectations" life- ti me membership, transferable,_ regularly $1,850, first J750 takes. 240-1973 Bil-Musical Inst. BEAUTIFUL EUROPEAN VIOLIN, w/bow, case, accessories. Appraised at $1500. Asking $1200 obo.838-5792 Cello with case & bow full size German made. A perlect Christmas aift! 492-0609 812-Je...., Desperate! Nd to sell immed, 1h kt Diamond solitaire necklace. ~pprais'd $1200. Sell ~/obo 777-4405 MAGNIFICENT NATU- RAL PEARL NECKLACE 8 ~us mm with diamonds, rubies, 241< ~ caumet styte pendant Best offer above $10,000. 494- 1991 ROLEX · STEEL AND GOLD "Datejusr. Jubilee Bracelet. Beautiful oon· dition. $1 .550. 494-5310 1l23·Petl& Supplies Healthy, adorabte, Shih- tzu pups with ~ pedi-gree. Good walking com· panions for seniors. Ptay- fu I pets for children. Hurry.l_~ly 4. Rea<h to be aoople<. Dec. 12th. $275 each. 492·5503 828-lmestJtMNds Enjoy 14-169' return on TO's. Also lend on & buy TO's. $10,000uptoJum- bo's. Denison Assoc. 673-7311 AZOULAY '"SUITE STATE II" Custom Frame, Japan pape.!.i museum proof No. 30nO. Aooraised at S2750. Must seu $1750. 960-1175 WYSOCKI LIBERTY COMMEMORATIVE SUITE; 2 pcs. EA V/L actual copper from statue~ certificates ot authenticity-appraised at $4000-must sell fof $3400. Incl. $600 frame. 960-1175 '51 L1"*1 Futty AIStof ed, uttirr-. twbor' crui$er. '54 Chris Sportsm11n, ... ---·-maNJ9Wty, MNW -·-w/tnilef. 0-. need c.t1 now. Clll tar dlllils and tatk MrioUs SSS • 253-4692 de~·5S1· 3225w/•ll•ds.. A -·· 2 1980 Marlin 22 foot cabin Metttuiser 260. lnbOwd/outbolrd only 140 hours! Fully · eiauiooed with El loeder. 1985 ........ UOllent condition $15,000. Tow vehicle 1978 Buick w•ac>n •vail•ble if ~red $1,500. 831 · Santana 25' 11 sails, niler. 1 ~ free dry storage. J12,995/offer. 661-0614 30' sailboat-all wood, steeps 4. Head, plley, stove, refrigerator, 3 sails. Auxiliary motor, tank, ADF, radio. first $3 600 takes it! 661 · 7831 910.Aulol for Sale 1955 Peach & 8'k 2 dr Belvedere pty auto trans, radio, 37..881 actual mi., orig ownr $3800/obo 546·1868 1986 Mercury Cougar X- 7 turbo1 1 thr int. 4 yr warr'ty, 1mmac. p.p. 642· 9n2 Is it true ~ can buy . for J-44 thru the lT.r. pt? Gel the facts today. Call 1-312·742· 1142 Ext BMW 1985 BMW 535i-5-speed Bronzit. Extended war· ranty absoiutety loaded! ~fls995. Eves: 240- 1986 BMW 325 ES. Still new. Perfect conditlOn. Beautiful car. $19,500. 495-9215 CadHlac 1979 CADILLAC Seville-low mileage ... fully loaded, wire-wheels. new radials, trip ~pu· ter. $7,995. 855-8200 1985 Cadillac Seville. Black/clack. Moon-roof. Loaded!Oig1tal dash. Show-room new! $3,500 down, take over pay- ments. No Qualifying!! 249-1047 evenin~ '82 XJ6 4.2 Loaded w/ sun roof, new trans. $14,500 OBO·Ma~ 818- 331-3011 M~Benz 1975 280S Mercedes Benz loaded, good cond, Becker stereo S 14k. 726-1579. '82 Mercedes Benz 380Sl wht & blk int nu tires $30k obo 21~37. 8555 1964 Mercedes 220S .Int oond 2 tone blue. p.p. tv mess 722.-8787 1979'50 SlC Meroedes, excellent condition 119,950. White. sunroof mare. 837-8800 X215 Cl 637--0520 1982 MUSTANG GT· law mllr 1 &c 1M1ntoancl- tion! 642-7828, 859· 92CM Ii l 985 Nissan 300 ZX Turbo white/red luther. Digital dash. 21,000 miles. Kept in praae. Like new! $16.700. O#ner (714) 646-3562 no agents 1981 VW Truck 5 soeed lX packa8e. Red with tan interior. (xceflent c:ondi" lion. $3J.200/best offer. L40-9096 Yoho VOLVO. 1983 Gl TE 4 DOOR (SI l V R) OWNER, 48,000 miles. Excell. oond. $12,500 240-8466 1981 Dl waaon_. sp. w/ Od. 63K miles. Exe. cond. loaded. $6500 OBO. 840-5062 aft. 6 p.m. 911- FOK'p/Sports C.. 1972 Jaauar XKE. 2 plus 2. Vl2, automatic. excel· lent condition. 32,000 mi le!!~oriainal owner. $10,:>UU. 640-7617 MBZ 79 280CE. Sunroof. low m~1s{ xlnt cond, MUSl t Best offer. 646-2153 1971 Pantera. Excellent condition. New . Alpel'\1 stereo.. $~. 249-1823 1980 Corvette-white/ beiBe interior. Mint con- dition! Automatic, 72,000 miles, oriainal owrteJ L praaed,_ loaded! $13,500. 497 .. :>50 1984 ~ black_4 =-~~shocks. m1~ ... ll~~ 7243, ~ (even· 1ngs) 912-Antlq./ Classic Cars 1931 Moon A SPORT COUPE Fully restored all original $9,500. 495- 2483. 1970 Classic Mercedes Benz 280SE. Fully re- stored!! Re-built ~New paint Petfect 1nte- rior/exteraor. $6,500/ offer. 831-8766 Even· mes. 917-Mobile Hon- Caoo Beach Adutt Pin .. 2 bedroom mobile home.. u.,.e conw lal. One owner, excellent COf1ditlon. $31 soo. ~~96-0889. oa;s; South Laauna Mobile Honie. Ocianwview sc-- CJOUS l bedloorn wmll to beach/stores. $29,500 n i~l'>s!.93; Coast Hiltiwr ().6 So&Jlh ~ . d s n • c 1 r 1 0 p E M s. Is d• de IS Wl 94 Ne he Cr Stl U'1 00 . d" wi Cll . •it Or 19 Fi• 1/ do LA POI ! Yaa CA ( SPI 92t 1 da. ,.. • GM 1 °'1 19f ni. l/I .. m&IC .... HCIHY••• 1w __ , " n. ......... ,.,., .. ==.;::.r= PACtflC 00 .. 2705 w. PlcMc COl9t Hwy, .... port 8cft. 92163. Wit"-tn A. 0..ns, 243 22nd s.r-. ~ Mesa.. CA92627. This bu1iness Is con· ducted by an individual. Sisned: w.m.m A. Deans. This stMement was fiaed with the County Cler\ of Oraoce County on Ja" 12. 1987 File No F332326 11151/221/29 215 5882 PUMJC NOTICE ACiiillOUI WISS NAME ITAlDl£NT The '°'lowi"I penon 1s· cbna business as.; f<ROE· NERT & ASSOCIATES, U9 Via Zurich, Newpoft Beach, CA92663. Randolph J. Kroenert, 119 Via Zurich, Newport Beach. c~ q?,.,.., This business is con· ducted by an 1nd1v1du1I Si,ned· Randofph J Kroe· nett_ This statement was filed witft the County Clerk of <>ranee County on Jan l l.. 1987 file No. f332325 l /lS 1/22 1129 215 5886 fU&IC "°1lCE ncnnous.,...us NAiil ITATIMOIT The folkJwl"I person IS dome business as.. CHAP- PELL ENTtR~ISES. 3334 E.. ~st Hwy, Corona Del Mar, CA 92625 Came E. Chappell, 404 ~ So Bay Front, Balboa l$1and. CA 92662 This business is con- ducted by an 1nd!Vldual The re1istrant com- menced to trans.ad buS&· ness und4H the hct1hous bu5'ness name "' names listed abcNe on 12129 /86 S(lf'ed Carrie E Chappell This statement was filed witn the County c~ of <>ranee County on Dec. 29. 1986 File No f330637 11 15 1/22 1/29 2/S 5881 , .. ,. FlC==us NAM£ STATIMINT The foltowinc persons we dof1•bus1nessas MacTAV· ISH GOLDSMITH. 5414-D Walnut Avenue. IMne, CA 92+14. Br11n 0 Crouse. 722 North Ja.nss Street. Ana- heim. CA 92805 Marlena A DeMeo- Crouse, 722 North Janss St19et. Anahesm, CA 92805 Busaneu ftrst transKted under this business name on Oec. 1986.. This business 1s con· ducted by husband and wife. S11ned: Bnan 0 Crouse. Thts stateonent RS filed with0 the County Clettl of ()ranee County on Jan 8, 1987. Fi .. No. F332167 11151/221/29 215 5902 "*IC NOTICE hthhOUl.U•lm MmlfATWT The tot~ penons.,. doin1 business H : CVY LANE.119YiaZurich • ..._. port~. CA 92663. SN'1ly 0 . KIOelWt. l 19 Via Zurich, N9wport a.ch. CA92663. Glenna M. Morint. 22861 Spri,.,..., Of.. El T~ 92683 This busineu 11 con· duct9d b1 .,, uninoorpo. ,..., auoc:iltfon ott. thlln a partnenhip. Si1ned Glenna M. Monns.. This ...... ,..,... was filed w9th the ~ ca.tl ~ Or.,.. Countj on W\ 12. 1917 • Fi .. No; Fl32327 1/15 l/22 1129 2/5 5887 SU8MAltlN£ SANDWICH SHOP. 2A001 Alicia PaB- -.y #401. Mi9lion Vteio. CA 92691. • 8ilt Sam•wl, 9838 Debois. f~ Va119J, CA 927()8. • SuNila H. s.ddic, 9838 Debois. fount.air) Valley. CA 92708. 8usineu flt'lt transacted under this business name on Feb. 1987. This business is con- .ducted by co-partners. S11ned: 8111 Samawi, ~-This statement was filed wrth the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jari. 9. 1987 file No. F332213 1115 1122 1/29 215 5900 ll·30049 POa.JCMTICE ncrtrtuUS was NAiil ITATDHNT The folla..nc person is dofn& business as: DREAM IMAGES, 217 Via Eboli, Newport Beach, CA 92663 Robert s. Green~re. 217 Via Eboli, Newport Beach, CA92663. This business tS con- ducted by an individual. Th• retistFant eom· menced to transact busl- neu under the fictitious business name or names ltsted above on N/ A S.1ned: Robert S Green.- burs. This statement was filed With the C.OUnty Clerk of <>ranee County on Dec. 29. 1986 File No F330804 l /15 1/22 l /29 2/5 5898 ll·lOlOI PUa.IC NOT1Cl c STATEMIJIT Of OANOONMIJfT Of USE OF ncnnous .,..us MAllE The followinc person has i~ndoned the use of the FlddlOUS 8uSAnes.s Name. MacTAVISH GOLDSMITH. 4250 Scott Drive. Newpott Beach. CA 92660 The f'lctrtaoos Business Name refet red to abcwe .was flied 1n Oranae County on January, 1979, File No Fl07966 Steve c McNee. 15061 Glass Circle. Irvine. CA 92714 This business was con· ducted by an md1v1dual Si&ned Steve C. McNee This stJatement was filed with the County Clerk of Oran1e County on Jan. 8. 1987 U 15 1L22.U29-2J~ 5901 l ·JOll.2 PUMJC NOTICE F1CT1110US llUStftUS NAiil STATE:M£NT The followif'IC person IS dom1 busaness u . FROST MANAGEMENT COMPANY, 24555 Los Alisos Blvd . Suite 1. LICuN Hills. CA 92653 The Frost Group. Inc .. a California Corporation, 24555 Los Ahsos Blvd • Suite 1, Lacuna Hills.. CA 92653 This business is con· ducted by a corporation. The reaistrant com- me1.ced to tranwt bus'· nes.s under the ftctrtious business netne OI Mtne$ listed above on 1·5-87 Sisned: The frost Group, Inc • Alex Galuzevski, ~· This stlltement was filed with the County Clettt of Or..-OJunty on Jan. 6, 1987 f3ll810 1/15 1122 1/29 2/S 5903 , .... "*ICMOTU RttiiOUI • llflm --ITAtalln The~persoMMW ~~-=RfVER· SIOE IHOUSTRJAl PAATNERS. 4750 VOn Kar· man Avenue, Suite 100, Neapott a.ch. CA 92660 The James end 8atbet'I Allen~ Tr\dtdlllld October 30, 1981. clo Mr Everett Oav s, Ill, 5950 Monte Video. Rancho Santa Fe.CA92067 Thi£....tt~m.Sole M'd S.--Trust dMed March 31, 1911, 5950 ~~ tt.nchoS.U Fe,CA92067.- 0llvid O.aecwi, c/o Start· fold Rench. 3101 Sut'5lt Boulevard, Rocklin, CA 95671. . Pet.r 0.1for1es. 4750 Von Karman Avenue. Suite 100. Newport Buch, CA 92660. K. GL_epy Wahl, 4750 Von &man Avenue. Suite 100, Newport Buch, CA • 92660 This business 1s con- ducted by a eeneraJ part· nership. Si&ned. Everett Davis. Ill, as Trustee for the Everett Davis, Ill, Sole and Separate Trust dated M~rch 31, 1981. Gene<al Partner. Ttus statement was filed with the County Clefk of Oranae County on Dec. 31. 1986. File No. F331045 1/15 1122 1/29 2/5 5897 l(.JOOOO PUllUC NOTICE FlCTfTIOUS w-.NESS NAME STA'f'DIENT The followm1 persons are doma business as. COL· LETT & PINTO, 4220 Von Karman, Suite 110. New- port Beach. CA 92660- CHARLES T COLLETT. 4220 Von Karman. Suite 110, Newport Be.ch. CA 92660 SAUL B PINTO. 4220 Von Karman. Suite 110. New port Bexh. CA 92660 This business 1s con duct9d by a eenera1 part· nersh1p S1aned Saul B Pinto. General Pirtner Tlus statement was filed with the County Cleril of Oranae County on Jan 2. 1987 File No F331402 1115 1122 1/29 215 5896 PUllUCNOTa F1CT1110US WESS NAiil STATDIENT The followlnl persons are dom1 business as: WAT· TSON MONTCLAIR VEN- TURES. MO Newport Cen· ter Onve. Suite 655. Newport Beach. CA 92660 The WMtson ComP9lYY. a Calrfom1a pneral partner- ship, MO Ne~ Center Omle. Surte 655. Newport Beach. CA 92660 The Bone F am1ly Trust. 840 Newport Center Onve. Surte 655, Ne•port Beach. CA92660 This business is con· ducted by a ,eneral part nershtp S.&ned ~Id A Wattson. pneral partner The re11strant con· meuced ta transact busr· ness under the ftet1t1ous busmess name listed above on 12/15/86 This statement was filed with the County Clerk o1 <>ranee County on Dec 29. 1986 file No f330661 1/22 l /29 215 2/12 5923 PUIUC NOTICl Of DeSSOLUTION/ COfCTIMJMCl Of IUSMIS Pursuant to the prov•· StonS of Section 15035 5 of the Corporations Code of the State of Caltforn1a, no0Ce IS hereby civen that The Partnership hereto- fore existina bet•een PA TRICIA A. 8EL.L.£Tll and MARY B. G008ER under the flrm name of THE PER· FECT CHOICE. doil'll busi- ness 11 1731 Pott Hemler, Newpctt a.ch. CA , will be diuotved by mutuaJ oon· sef1t as of Oecemt. 31 , 1986. The business wm be oon· bnued l:S I ~ proonl!tDr· ship by PA TRattA A. 8£1... LETTI under the same name. THE PERfECT CHO- ICE. .t 1731 Pott Hemtly, Newpof1 Buch. CA. The new proprietorship ••II CMf'1 on the buslnelS and as entJtted eo ad of the asMts of tn. diuolwd Partner· ship. AA debtS OWd1I the PattnenhP that hes bMI\ re!IOIWd. and all debts due from it. -'" be ,.,..., °' paid .. the addres.s of .,,. new pteiprietontnp ebc:Ne set foirth OAT • December 31. 1986 Si.,.s hlricla A 8et- 1itti, MafY a GOilbii'. l /15 1/22 1/29 2/5 5892 mnllY I. 197 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY,. .. YOU M£ IN OUAULT UNDO A DEED Of TRUST DATED JULY 25, ltll5. UNt.£SS YOU TME M:T10H TO PROltCT YOUR PfOllERTY. fl' MAY 1£ SOl.D AT A PU8UC SALE.. IF YOU HUD AM EXl'\.AMATIOH Of THE NATURE Of THE P9IOCEEDtHG AGAINST 'tOU, YOU SHOUU> CONTACT A LAWVER. JICmCI OF ftUITD'l IALI T.S.fle.2Ull NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Wednesd•y. Fetwwy 11. 1987, at l<kOO A.M. of Mid day, within the offQs of Golden hoific Trust Deed SeMcel. tocllt8d It 2020 North 8.°09dw)'. S&Mta 201, in the City of Sa.a Ana, Cou~. Stllle of Calibnia GOLDEN PACIAC TRUST DEED SEA'VIC£S, a Catifom1a Corporation as duly appojnted Trus1ee under and pursuant to the power of ale confened in that certain Deed of Trust executed by P£ARl M. ROLLE. AN UNMARRIED WOMAN ANO TONY - M ROLLE. A. SINGLE MAN recorded August 26. 1985. in the office of the County Recordet of said County, as Recordef"s instrument No 85-320156. by reason of a breach or default 1n paymert or performance of the obltptlOf'ls secured t:he<eby, 1nclud1na that breach Of default. Notice of wtuch was recorded October 13, 1986, as Rec:Ofdet"s instrument No. 86-482001, Will SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH, lawful money of the United States. or a cashier's check drawn on a state 01 national bank, a state °' federal credit uneon. 0< a state or federal sav1nas and loan association domiciled in this state. all payable at the time of sale. all n&ht. title and interest held by •t. as l rustee. in that real property situate 1n said County afld State. described as folklws: Lot S3 of Tract No. 3068. 1n the city of Newport Buch, County of Orange, as per Map recorded 1n Book 93. Pales 9, 10 and 11 of miscetlaneous maps, in the office of the County Recorder of satd County The street address °' other common desfanation of the real pr()perfy hereinabove descnbed ls purported to be 2268 GOLDEN CIRCLE. NEWPORT BEACH. CAUFOR· NIA The underslaned hereby disclaims all ltabthty for any 1ncorTectness in said street address °' other common des1&nat10n S.td sale will be without warranty, express or unphed. re,ard1n1 trtle. possesSIOO. Of encumbrances, to satisfy the pnnc1pal balance of the Note OI other obl1ptJon seocured by Deed of Trust. wath interest and other sums as prOVlded therem, plus advances, 11 any. under the terms thereof and interest on such advances.. and plus fees. c~r~ and expenses of the Trustee ~ of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust The total amount of satd obhpbon. includina reasonably estimated fees. charaes and e.q>enses of the Trustee. at the bme of initial pubhcatlon of this Nottce, tS $46.881 52 C>ated. January 12. 1987 GOLDEN PACIFIC TRUST 0££0 SERVICES. a Cal1fom1a ~lion. as sa.tO Trustee, By RHODA LINDGREN. President 2020 North Broadway Suite 201. Santa Ana. CA 92706 (714)836-9493 ' 1/22 1/29 2/5 5910 K~»Ml PUBUC NOT1CI ncrt reous 9UllllOS NAME STAl'IMIJfT The followlna persons are doma busmess as V10£0 ElC Of MISSION VIEJO. 24481 Alicia ~. Mis· sion V•e,o. CA 92691 Leonard J Wentworth, 2~81 Earhart. L11una Hills. CA 92653 Carmella Wentworth. 25481 Earhart. Laguna Hills, CA 92653 This business is con- ctut1ed try "1'f0Sbano and wife The registrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under the hct•hous business name or Nmes listed above on F~ 1987 Signed Leonard J Went· worth This statement was filed with the County Clerit of Oranee County on Jan 2 7. 1987 File No-F333849 215 2/12 2/19 2/26 5972 ,_ ..... .....CNOTICI flCiiliOUS ..... NWITATUHNT The foUowinc person is dotnl business as DIAL ONE ALL CARPET CARE. 27335 CranbrooM Dr .. El Toro, CA 92630-1592. Michael Schoenfelder. P 0 Box C·127. 27335 Ctantwooke Or .• El Toro, CA 92630-1592. This business is con- ducted by an incfMdual The re1istrant com· menced to trMSaCl busi· ness under the ftetitious ~ nwne "' names lrst.d abollie on Jan 28. 1917. SCnec:J: MichMI Schoen· tekter Thi$ ltw1'ient WM filed .. th the ~ a.t of Oninte ~ on .a.n 27. 1987. file No. F333848- 21S 2/ 122J l92/26 5973 ..... , ~-na: ncm 110U1 •••111 MAMllYA._..,. ll'Mt ldtcWinc penon1 .. cDr'C ()Ustness .s; ~IA VILLAS ASSOCIATES. 27 Coventry. Newport Buch. CA92660 Pacific SilYerado Group, a California COf pcnbon. 27 COllentry. Neiwpott Beach. CA92660 Patricia Martz. 1500 Ninth Street, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266 This business 1s con· ducted by a JC)lnt venture The re11strant com· menced to trans.act buS& ness under the fictttJous bUsmess name OI' names listed abQve on Nov l fg80 - S.lfled Oalnd Treat.. Pres!· dent. Pac1f1c S1lver1do Group ThJs statement was filed with the County Clerk of QQ~ County on Jan 23. 1987 f ile No F333591 215 2112 2119 2/26 5974 1.JOMO PUM.ICNOTa nc I liiOUS 9UtMSS NW STA'ftmJn' The foltoMr-c S*'SOl'S we do1n1 business u SAVANNA ASSOCIATES. 27 Cowentry, Newgort Beach CA92660. Pacific S.f'wndo Group, • Cali1omia c:crpcnbon. 27 Cowntty. Nwp0t1 Beach. CA92660 Ca,., tm.-pnses. Inc , a Calitomia corporation. 21731 Montbury Or . El Toro.. CA 92630 Ralph tfwln. 26032 Dana Bluffs East, Capistrano 8-ch, CA 92634. This business is con- dud9d by a JClri '*1tUre The rqistrant com n.ICed to nns.ct busl· ness under the fict1tt0Us buslnes.s name 0t names ltstlld 9bow on May 30. 1986 $cnld: ~ Trut. Pr9SI ct.nt. Pac1ftc Silvera.do GrOUP This~-tued •th the Cour1t1 Owk °' ~ CountJ on Jan 23. 1987. f"l)e No f333590 2/S 2112 2119 2126 5975 ... .,... PUaJC NO-Tiwa~ ncnnous eu•11m Le s .... IU1B •J The ............. doina bulinel& as: HOR· VATH & HORVATH. 3800 T QPSide I.Me. Corona del Mar. CA 92625. Willlam A. HCll IMth. 3800 Topside LMle. Colona del Mar, CA 92625. Michaet L Hordth, 3800 Topside Lane, eo.or. del Mar.CA92625. This business is con- ducted by co-partners. The re1istrant com· met iced to transact t)us,- ness under the ftctitious ~smess name "' names hsted abc:Ne on 1982 Signed. Will~m A_ Horvath This sutement was filed with the County Cteril of Oranee County on Jan 21. 1987 File No F333402 215 2112 2/19 2126 5976 ll·l059S PU-..C NOT1Cl STATDIENTOf ABANDONMUn M USE Of f1C Iii IOUS BUSfNESS NAiil The followina persons have abandoned the use of the fictitious business name SEATREE WATI NURSERY. 24041 Moulton Pa~way. l.agtlna Htlls, CA 92653 Watt Industries, Inc., a California corporatt0n. 2716 Ocean Parle: Blwd • Santa Monica, CA 90405 SeaTree NWWf'Y, Inc . a ~hfornia c0tporat1on, 24041 Moulton Par~y. Laguna Hills, CA 92653 The fiebtious business name refe1edtoa~ was filed on Juty 3. 1984 1n ttie County of ~. Oniinal File No F249670 This busmess was con- ducted by • general part· nefSh1p. S1aned. Judith M. Hane. *retary. Watt lndustnes, Inc This statement was flied with the County ~ a' ~ County on Jan 21. 1987 215 21 12 21 19 2126 sgn 1..JOSl7 "*-JC NOTICE ncnnous •.s•ss U.SfATEmJfl The foliowl111 person IS doina bus1n~ss as· OCSIGHS BY DORCAS. • l Whitf!ao. Corona det Mar CA92625 30ltt Sb'elt f/207. ~ 8-di, CA 12661 ~Mal\ Ballon. "2.10 Par'k ...... #305, .... port e.9ch. CA 92660. This bus.in~tH is con· ducs.d by an individual. Sitned: Robert Alan Boston The reaistrant con- nienced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious busineu name listed at>cwe onl/27181 ThtS statement was filed ••th the C.ounty Clerk at <>ranee County on Jan. 20. 1987 File No f'333138 l /22 1/29 215 2112 5929 1·311553 PUMJC NC)TIC( ncTITIOUSMJIRS1 MAMt STATEMEJfT The folloMnc persons are dolf'll business as.: COUN- T RY CLUB BUSINESS PARK. 5100 Birch Street. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Acuff Development Com· pany, ·a Cahfom1a corpora- tton, 3034 South Oranee. Santa Ana. CA 92707 E D Deve&opment. Inc. • a Cahfom1a corporation. 5100 Btrch Street. Newport Beach, CA 92660 This business is con· ducted by I tenef*I part· nershtp The rea1strant com- menced to transact buSI· ness under the f1Ct1ll0Us bus.nes.s ~me 0< names hsted above on Dec 10. 1986 ~ Dennis L French. ~t.E 0 ~ ment. Inc This ~ was filed with the County Cleril of Oran&'!! County on Jan 16. 1987 File No F333067 2/S 2112 2/19 2/26 5966 1(.30551 PUelJC NOTICE ncrnous•-. NW ITAT'Umf1' The tCIH0•"11 person ~ dof"I business as. A OVI COMPANY. 220 Newport CetRr 0nve ~ a New· port~. CA 92660 ~ VentlnS., Inc .• I ~ COf pDt.tion Ttus business 1s con- ducted by a c:orpcqt>on S11ned David H•um s President, 0tacnosttc Ven- tures. Inc This statement was filed wrth the County Cieri( of <nnae County on J.an 16. 1987 file No f'333065 215 2112 2/19 2126 5967 Dorcas LoueUa ~ Lustbader. # 1 Whitecap, Corona def Mar. CA 92625 This b~mess 1s con ducted by -1ndMduaf The ~tstren eom-- menced to transact buSJ. ness under the fictiUous business name °' names listed abowe on June. 1986 S11ned Dor~s loueUa Preston-Lustbader ~ WN011Cl ACi 11 iOUI 9US1NBS NAMl STAlmENT The f\>liowtnc persor1 IS dolnl btJSlness as: MEDI· CAL oa>RESSIOH CLINIC, 28261 Marsuente Plri:t14Y. #250 Marruerite Place. MtSSton Vtet0. CA 92692· 3722 This statement was filed wrth the County Clerk of Orantre County on Jan 21 1987. File No f333401 2./S 21 12 2/ l 9 2126 5978 ll-3111516 PUa.ICNOTa nc 11 nous • •1•1£11 MME STAT'EmJfT The toUoMn& peno1.s are dolnc busines as. ROCKY MOUNTAIN CHOCLATE FACTORY·LAGUNA. ·2'8 Pacific Cont.....,...,, Lac· una 8Mch. CA 92651. Harold Brown. 18562 Pueblo Clf'de. HuntinclDn Beach.CA~ Jeanne Brown, 18562 Pueblo Ctrde. Hu~ Beach.CA~. This t>.usiness is con· ducted by husa>.nd and Wife The re11strant com· menoed '° tr'lnSK't bust· ness under the fictJtious busu11eSS name Ott names · ttSted abowe on J.an l S. 1987. Sqrned Harold~ Scned: ..... aro.n This ~ wa fited ..th IN Cou"'1 Clettl of <>nqe Cour(J on Jan. 21. 1987 File No. f333400 215 2112 2119 2126 5979 "*.ICMO~ ncnnous.,•1m MAMl. ITATmDIT The follOifinc '*'°" is doll'\I bUStneu u: UOO COMPUTER SYSTt 505 Shol>hama (Shob1) V Vora. M 0. 237'2 Via flor. ton, M1ss1on V1e10. CA 92691 This business is con· dUc:ted by WI individual The re11strant com· mer~ to tTW1Sad busi· ness under the fictibous business neme or ~ ltsi.d abowll! on Jan 1987 SCned' s v Ven This s.UMwnei ll 'WS filied Wltt't the County Cleft of e>r.,.. County on Jan 13. 1987 Fite No F332'624 2/5 2112 2119 2126 5968 .....CNOTU ncnuous•211as MmlT'A ......... The ~-petSOr1 IS dot111 business as.: KARR TOW1NG. l80 locust Slr9et. Lcuna 8-d\. CA 92652. OMd Karr. 380 Locust Str9et. LlsuN 8eech. CA 92652 Th15 bos1ness is con· dudtld by an •nd1vid.u.1 s.-1 o.v.d KsT The re11strant con· menced '° transad bus&· ness under ~ fictltlOUS business name listed abwe on 112117. Thrs statement was filed with the Coun\Y Clerk of Onnce County on ~n 9, 1987 file 0 F"l32222 \122 1129 2/5 2112 5920 .. • PAIE 21-4EllUAIY i 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSllRVINE TODAY Le s Taa.ial -•-m-a-• ~ IALI ..... No. 14Wl.llMIB T.1.. .... lta95 UNITCOOlL CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION• duly~ Tn$19 ....W the toHowinc described deed of trUlt Will SELL AT PUBUC AUCTM>N TO THE HIGHEST BIDOER FOR CASH (in the forms which ar. '-"'I tinder in the United States) and/or the cashlet's. c:ertifted °' odw checks specified in the Civil Code (.,.,...,.. in fuH It the time of sale) all richt. titte and intenlst coc1we,.ct to Md now hekl by it under said Deed of Trust In the pwupe.1Y hereinaftw described: TRUSTOR; HOWARD MED<, MARILYN MEEK BENEACIARY: CROCKER NATIONAL BANK recorded July 15, 1983 as Instr. No. 83-306831. Seid deed of trust descri~ the followins property. Exhibit ·w· Parcel 1: Lot 16 of Tract No. 11450, in the City of New~ as shown on a Map recorded in Book 491, Pases 42 to 46, incJusive, of Miscellaneous Maps. rec:otds of Oranae County, California. EXCEPT all oil, oil rietrts, minerals, mineral richts. natural ps ri&hts. and other hydrocarbons by wh8tsoeYer name known, that may be within or under said land, .vithout, however. the rietrt to drill, m ine, store, explore and operate throuah the surface or the upper 500 feet of the subsurface of said land, as reseM!d by the Irvine Company, a Michipn Corporation, in an Instrument recorded Nollember 8, 1979 '" Book 13386. P-ee 1280 of Official Records. Parcel 2: Non-uctusive easements as set forth in the sections entitled "Support Settlement and Encroachment," ~Community Facilities Easement: and "Orainace rNer Community Facilities," of the Article entitled "Easements" of the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restric· hons for Belcourt Master Association (The "Oeclarationj , recorded March 24, 1982 as Instrument No. 82·101131 of Official Records. YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 7106183. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAL£.. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 8 Chadbourne Court. Newport Beach, CA 92660 M(lf a street address or common desi&Ntion of property is shown aiboYe. no warranty is aiven as to its complete- ness °' correctness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust. by reason of a breach"' default in the obliptions secured thereby, heretofott executed and defiwred to the undersi&ned a written Declaration of Default and Demand for.Sale, aind written notice of default aind of election to cause the undersiened to sell said property to satisfy said obliptions, and thereafter the undersicned caused said notice of default and of election to be recorded June 9, 1986 as Instr. No. 86-239071 of Off1ci.al Records 1n the office of the Recorder of ~ County. Said Sale will be made, but without covenant or warranty, express °' 1mphed, reaardine title possession, °' encumbrances, to pay the remainine principal sum of the note(s) secured by said deed of Trust. with interest as in said note provided, advilnces, 1f any, under the terms of said OeedOfirust. fees. charees and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be held on: Fnday, February 13. 1987, at 1.30 p.m. in the lobby to the buildine located at fiOl South Lewis Street. CKanee. Cahfom1a 92668 • At the tune of the initial pubhcat1on of this notice, the total amount of the unpaid balance of the obhption secured by the above described deed of trust and estimated costs. e•penses. and advances is Sl,269,508.59 It is possible that at the time of sale the open1ne bid may be less than the total indebtedness due. If available, the expected open1n1 bid may be obtained by calhna the followina telephone numbers on the day before the sale: (714) 385-4837 or (213) 627-4865 Date· January 15. 1987 CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION as said Trustee. By T D SERVICE COMPANY, qent By Sue Pitchard. Assistant Secretary. fiOl South Ll!!Wls St . Orange, CA 92668. (714) 385--4700 1122 1 /29 215 5917 TACH01'32 NOTICE Of TltUsnFS SALE Lo.en No. 144a02/MEEI T .S. No. L.51259 UNITCOOE l . CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION as duly appointed Trustee under the followmg descnbed deed of trust WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER f"OR CASH (1n the torms which are lawful tender 1n the United States) and /or the c.aShier's. cert1fted or other checks specified 1n the Civil Code (Payable in full at the time of sale) all niiht. title and interest conveyed to and now held by 1t under said Deed of Trust '" the property hereinafter described TRUSTOR HOWARD MEEK. MARILYN MEEK BENEFICIARY CROCKER NATIONAL BANK rec0<ded July 15. 1983 as Instr No.83-305832 of Official Records 1n the office of the Recorder of CKanee County. s.a1d deed of trust describes the fotlowina property Parcel 1. Lot 16 of Tract No u •50. 1n the City of Newport Beach. County of Ora.nae. State of C.hfom1a. as shown on a Map recorded in Book •91. Paps •2 to 46. inclusiw, of Miscellaneous Maps. records of Oranp County, Califor· nia. EXCEPT au oil. oil nchts. minerals. m1neraJ ri&hts. natural ps rilhts. and other hydroarbofls by wn.tsoeYer name known. that may be within or under Mid land, without, howeW!'r. the rilht to drill, m ine. store, ~· and ~ thl'OOlh the surface or the uppet 500 feet of the subsurface al said land. as resetWd by the IMne Company, I Michipn Corporabon, 1n an Instrument reciotded ~ 8. 1979 1n Booit 13386, Pip 1280 of Offlc:aal Recants. Parcel 2 Non-e•clusive easements as set f0f1h 1n the sections entitled "Support, Settlement and EncrOKhment," "Comm"nlty facittt• Easement. w and "Oratf\1199 <Net Community Facilities, .. al the Miele entitled "Enenients" of u. Oectaraion a1 ~. Concfftk>ns anc1 Rescnc· tions for Betcourt Master Al.soc&atton (The "Oecianltionj, r'ecofd9d M¥ch 2•. 1982 as Instrument No 82·101131 of Officill ~IClOfds YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDO A OED> OI TYftJST DATED 7106/13. UNLESS '(OU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR Pfl0fl£Rn, rT MAY IE'. SOl.D AT A PUBUC SA&.£. tf ~e:D AH EJCPl.ANATION Of THE NATURE Of TH£ PAOC&DtNG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 8 Chedbourne Court. f It pcwt a.ct\. CA 92660 "(If a stJ"Mt eddrw °'common~ of pr009fty is shown ..._, no werfllnCY ts.,_. •ID II eo&n11l1t1 ness Ot con9dl 111).'" The ~under uld o.t of TNSt. bf rwon of a~w~ lnthlc:tiltpm11 seand ~. _...._ .... ie.c1 8nd cW•.ct to the unders4lntd • ~ ~ d ~ and Demand tor Sele, and wrinln natic:e of ...... and al election ID ~ the undlrlitned ID .... uid PtOl*1Y to satisfy said obtiptionl. and .......,the~ caused said notice of ctet.ult and ol ~ ID be t9COtded June 9, 1986 as Instr. No. 16-239070 d Official Records in the office ot the Aecorder of o,.._ County; Said Sale will be mede, but without covenant °' ~. expf8SS or lmofied, ~nt title pos1111sion, °' encumtnnces, to pey the t"efMinins princip91 sum of the nole(s) secured by said deect of Trust. with i,,..,_ as in said note pnMded, MtwMic.. if any, under ht.ms of said Deed of Trust, f9es, dwles and expenses of the Trustee •nd of the trusts c....ted by said Deed of Trust Said sale will be hekt on: Friday, February 13, 1987, mt 1:30 p.m. in the lobby to the buildinc located It 601 South Lewis Street. Oranae. Califom'a 92668 At the time of the initial publication of this notice, 1he total amount of the unpaid balance of the obliption secured by the above described deed of trust and estimated costs, ex.penses. and advances is $159,365.39. It ts possible that at the time of sale the openins bid may be less than the total indebtedness due. If available, the expedled openina bid may be obtained by calline the followi"I telephone numbers on the day before the sale: (714) 385--4837 or(213) 627-4865 Date: January 15, 1987 CROCKER CUSTODY CORPORATION as said Trustee. By T.D. SERVICE COMPANY, aeent By Sue Pilchard, Assistant Secrmry, 601 South Lewis St .. Oranae. CA 92668. (714) 385~700 1/22 1/29 2/5 5916 PU8UC NOTICE f1CT1T10US IUllNUS NAiil STA~ The followins person is doina business as: ALLSIZE STORAGE-BUENA PARK VENTURE. 500 C Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach. CA 92660 Newport Interstate Prop- erties. Inc .• California, 500 C Newport Center Drive. Newpott Bach, CA 92660. This business 1s con· ducted by a limited partner· ship. Siened Newport Inter· state Properties , Inc .• Richard J. L0tenal pres•· dent This statement was filed with the County Clerk of CKanee County on Jan. 20. 1987. File No. F333135 1122 1/29 215 2/12 59ll PU8UC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8UllNUS NAME STATEMENT The followina person •s doine business as. SEA· VIEW EXECUTIVE SERVI · CES, 2855 E Coast H1&h· way, Patio Suite A, Corona del Mar. CA 92625. Jean S. Mackay, 4252 Shoreaest Ln . Corona del Mar, CA 92625. This business is con- ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Stined. Jun S Mackay. The reeistrant con· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictmous business name listed aboYe on 3127/81 This statement was filed with the County Clel1t of Oranae County on Jan 13. 1987 F tie No. F332S90 1122 1129 2/5 2112 5913 PUBUC NOTlCE flCTfT10US 8Ul'NUS NAME STATEMENT The followma persons are dome business as GROVE AVENUE DEVELOPMENT CO , 1601 Avocado Street. Newpoft Beach, CA 92660 Sant.a Anita ~lopment Corporation, 1601 Avocado Street. p 0 Boa 1880. New- p0t1 Buch. CA 92660. Gary Hamilton. 2727 Oeun 8lvd .• C«ona def Mar, CA 92625. MichMI Plltton. 28 Wes-t Yalel..oap, IMne, CA927l.t. Thi1 busineu I s con· dud.s ~a limft.d partner· ihip. $Cned: Senti Anita Oewlopment Corporation; G.ty Hamilton, praident. The r•1•strant1 com· menc9d to tranuct busi· ness under the fictitious busfness name hsted 1bwt on 4/3/81. This 1t1tement was filed ••th the Cou~ Cleftt of Orarwe County on w.. 2. 1987. file No. F331403 1/22 1/29 2/S 2/12 5921 PUIUC NOT1Cl FlCllllOUI~ NAIK ITATDllJff The foftow.,. person is doine business as: M FER· RELL OSTROW AND ASSO· CIA TES. 4'00 Mac.Arthur 8'vd.. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Murray Ferrell Ostrow, 400 N. Myers. Unit 43, Oceanside, CA 92054. This business 1s con· duci.d by an individual Sianed. Murray Ferrell Ostrow. The reaistrant con· menced to trans.act bust· ness under the ftetitious business name hsted abcwe on 10/20/86. This sQtement was filed with the County Ciet'k of Crance County on Dec. 24. 1986. File No. F330497 1/22 1/29 2/S 2112 5924 PU-.JC NOTICI ncnnouswss MAMI ITATDIENT The followitll per$Ofl IS doma business as: THE PLEASURE COMPANY. 17955 Sky Park Circle. Suite C. Irvine, CA 92714. The Pleasure Company. Inc .. 17955 Sky Park Circle. Suite c. Irvine, CA 9271• This business 1s con· ducted by a corporation Siened: The Pleasure Com· pany, Inc.; Tom Moss, pres. tdent The ree1strant con- menced to transact buS•· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on 11/19/81. This statement was ftled with the County Clertt of Oranee County on Dec 31 . 1986 File No F331039 1/22 l /29 215 2112 5922 PUIUC NOTIC£ FlClllllOUS MWI$ NAMI STATEMQn The followina persons are doina business as: CORONA HILLS INDUSTRIAL CEN· TER. 1500 Quail Street. Suite 250. Newport Beach, CA92660 Mack-Coron., Ltd., a Cah- fomia limiWd pertnership, 1500 Quall Street. Suit• 250. Newport Beach. CA 92660. This business is con· duded ~I limlted l)ettner• ~ip. SiaNd: Richard Mack· lin, President, The Mlclclln • Companies O.v.lopment OtvtSIOn, Inc The re1istrant con· menc:ed to tnlMact bull· nen under the flct1t1ous bu11nns name lisMd above onl/21/16. Thd AltlfMnl was filed with the ~ a.ttc ~a1 ~~on.J.n. 8. 1987. File No f332 l 64 l/22 1 /29 215 2/T2 592! ... ICmncl flClll ....... . ..._ITAtamn The tollawinl pee IOl.S .. d<Mnc busineu a5: MIS- SK>H VIEJO FAMILY OEN· TAL. omc£, 28722 MM· aueritt ~. Mission Vieio, CA 92692. W111'8m K.B. Hui, O.D.S.. 24041-A HoQyoU. Llluna Hilts. CA 92656. Mwtc A.. Kouris. D.D.S .• 24041·A Hottyoak, LAcuna Hiiis, CA 92656. This business is con· duct9d by a ..,,.,.., s-t- nership. Si1ned: William K.8. Hui, 0.0.S.; ~ A. Kouris. D.O.S. The reaistrant con- mencad to nnw:t busi· ness undet the fictitious business name listed abcwe on 1/5187. This e!11st8tef,....'--mer-nt"' was filed with the County Clel1' of <>ranee County on Jan. 12. 1987. F"tte No. F332390 1/22 1/29 215 2/12 5926 PUa.IC N011C£ FICilliOUI ........ NWlfATIMl.NT The fol~ persons are doina business as: ST AG LIQUOR, l~.S McFadden Place, Newp&t ee.ch. CA 92663. Susan Kim. 16601 Green Street #3, Huntinaton Beach, CA 92649. Hyo Seon1 Lee. 1 Knollalen #55 Irvine, CA 92714. Thi~ business is con· dueled by co-partners Sicned: Susan Kim, Hyo 5eorl1 Lee. Ttie recistrant is not yet conductina business. This statement was filed with the County Cterk of Ora.net County on Jain. 14, 1987. File No. f'332684 1/22 1/29 215 2112 5927 PU8IJC N011CI FICI iiiOUI ..... NAME STATEMENT The foltowi"I persons are oona business as: DINO'S RESTAURANT & PIZZA, 1527 N EJ Camino Real, San Clemente. CA 92672 Constantin Kritikos. 1527 N. El Camino Real, ~" Clemente, CA 9.2672. Irene Kritikos, 1527 N El Camino Real, ~n Cle· mente, CA 92672. Thi5 business 1s con· ducted by individuals (hus· band and wife). Sianed: Constantin Kritikos, Irene Kritikos The re11strant c on· menced to transact bus•· ness under the fictitious business name listed aboYe on 11/7/85 This statement was filed wrth the County Cieri( of O:"anae County on Dec 26, 1986. File No. F291658 1/22 1/29 2/5 2/12 5928 PUBUC NOT1C£ FlCTITIOUS IUSINESS NAME ITATDmfT The follow1ne person is doine business as· IXTROP· ICA SPORTSWEAR. 1529 Temple Hill Dnve. Laauna Beach. CA 92651 Park-Sharp Enterprises. Inc (Cal1forn1a). 1529 Tem pie Hill Drive. Laauna Beach. CA 92651 This business 1s con ducted by a corporation The re11strant com me.need to transact bust ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 9-15·86 Staned· Par1l·Sharp Enter· prises. Inc .. Mr Sharp· President This Wltement was filed with the County Clm of Ora,,.. Cottnty on Nov '· 1986 Fite No f324976 1/15 1/22 1/29 215 S885 A Pldtlon hM beert filed ~ JAHET E. WHITTINGTON & JUDY M. FAIRCHILDS AKA JUDITH M. FAIR· CHlLOS In tM Superior Court of ORANGE County requestint tn.t JANET E. WHlmNGTOH & JUDY M. FAIRCHILDS be IC)C)Olnted as personal ~ to edminttW the ..... "' the dee.tent. The petition reQuests authority to adminidtf the estMe under the lndeptnd· ent Administration of Estlllitl Act A heerifW on the petition will be held on 2/'25187 It 1 :4SPM in Dept. 3 loaMd at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST. SAHTA ANA. CA92701 IF YOU OBJECT to the erantina of the pttition. you should eittW appear It the hearina and state your objectk>ns 0t file written objections with the court before the hearina. Your appewanee may be in per· son or by ,our attomty. IF YOU ARE A CREOfTM or a c:ontinaent creditor o1 the deceased. you must file your claim with the couf1 Of present it to the penonal representative appointed by the court within four months ~ the date of first issuance of letters as pnMded in section 700 of the California~ Code The time for fili"I claims "will not expire prior to four months~ the date of the hunna noticed abcM. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a penon interested in the est.te. you may serve upon the e•ecutor or administrator, or upon the attorney for the executor or administrator, and file lllrith the court wrth proof of ser- vice •• written reQUeS1 -mt. inc thlt ,ou desire 508Cial notice ol the filina of an inventory and appraise· ment of estate as.sets Of of the pebbons or accounts met it9ol led in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the Cahfom1a Probate Code Attorney for petitioner J ROBERT MESERVE. ESQ Of MESERVE. MUMPER & HUGHES LAW OFFICE. 5190 CAMPUS DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658-7820 2/S 2112 2119 5959 l(.JM12 PU-.JC "°'1Cl FlCliiiOUSWEtS NAIK STAtamn The foltow."1 pet10n5 are dolna bus1neu as. KNECHT & HANSEN. 1301 Dove Street. Suite 900, NfWport Beach, CA 92660. Richard E. Knecht. A Pro- f ess1ona I Corporation. a California corporation Loren P Hansen, A Pro- fessional Corporation, ~ C.hfomia corporation This busines5 is con· ducted by a eenentl part- nership S.&ned Richard E Knecht President nus statement was ftled with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan 26 1987 File No F333794 215 2112 211 9 2126 5971 1(.30562 PUe&.JC NOTICl ncnnous.,...us NAME STATt.MENT The followtna person 15 doina business as. WESrs POOL & PATIO SUPPLY. 30001 Alicia Partnqy, Laa· una Nil\*, CA 926n Ronald D Sota. 2603 Elden tl, CosQ Mna, CA 92627 Th11 business is con- duct.d by.., indiwidual Busaneu ... flt1t tntn· sad9d undtr th.a fiditlOUS busirteA neme on Feb. 2. 1997 $Cned. Aon.td 0. Bora This ~ was filtd wtth the County Cid of Or.,.. Cou~ on Jan 30, 1987. Ale Ho. f334263 215 2112 2119 2126 S963 The fofkiiilri"I penon.I haw ...... thl.-of the ffctit~ business name: M[l)ICM. ~ SION CENTEtt. 27862 Pu1r9Rtel .......... sion Viejo. CA 91691. Shobh•m• (Shobf) V Von. M.D .. Z3742 Via ftor· ton, Min ion Viejo, CA 92691. The flctitiout business namttlllfetledto ....... filtdonNow.21, l•inthe Couneyof~.~ Fiie No. F2JC)M5. TNs bulineU -~ ductld by an lndMdual. 541ned: S V Vora This .....,,.,,. -fi'-d with the County ~ of Oranet ~ on Jan. 26. 1987. 215 2/12 2119 2126 5969 ....., "*9C ..... ntlillOUI ...... MAMElfATW The tollowint ......... dofnt busif.a as: WINO. SOR GARDEN A.PART· MENTS PARTNERSHIP, 1651 Mitchell, Tustin. CA 92680. Lou!$ C. Hubet, 983 La Crasta, Palos Verdes Estnis, CA 90274. Klthleen AM Huber, 983 La Crui., Palos VerdH E5t*S.. CA 90274 R. Gordon l,MChltn, 241 S Wilshire &Nd., Senta Mon· tea, CA 90it03 Renee Lau1hlin, 2415 Wilshire &Nd .• Santa Mon- ica, CA 90403. This business is con· ducted by • ..,,.,..1 part. ntnhip. The re1i5trant com· menced to ttanud busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on Secit. 30, 1986. 541ned; Louis C Huber This stltement was filed with the County Clettt of Omlae County on Jan. 21. 1987. File No F333433 2/5 2112 2/19 2126 5970 , ..... "*IC "°'1CI ntiliiOUI •11m1a NW lfAT'lmM'r The followitw Plf'ION ant do1n1 business as: OMO ENTERPRISES, a Califomla General ~p. 22362 Haf'wich Lane. Huntincton Buch. CA 92646. T eun1s J o.n,.. 22362 HlfWICh lane. ~ Beach, CA 92646 Kenneth G. M11kam. 19381 Mesa Drtve. Villa Park, CA 92667 EdWlrd L Oeeri,._ 10171 Constrtubon Drive. Hunt.in&· ton a.ch. CA 92646 Th is business 1s con- ducted by a &enenl iwt· nershtp. Steoed: T eunis J. Oeerins. This statement was filed With the County CMn of Oranae County on Jan. 27. 1987 File No Fll39'5 215 2112 2119 2/26 5960 1·30051 PUIUC NOTICE f1CTITIOUS IWSINlSS NAMl STATDIENT The toOow1na persons are do1n1 business •5 MULLER/GRANO AVENUE ASSOCIATES JOINT YEN· TURE. 1100 Quail SlJ9tt. S...1te 200, Newpoft Buen. CA 92660. The Muller Company, 1 California corpo,..tion. 1100 Qwul St . Newport Beach, CA 92660 Sainta Ana Partners a Callfomil ....-.1 ~· ship, 1100 Qu•1I Street. Suite 200, Newport Beach CA 92660. ' Th11 bu11neu 11 con- ducted bi/ a ~ pett. "*"" p The realstrant com· mtnced ID ttanMd bu$i. ness unct.t the fk:btious business name or nan. hsted ~ on 1211116. ~. S..AN,..,,,..._ A Cal~la ..,_., Pll'l· nership, s..pt., J "'*· Genlnl ,.,,,_. This •• , ........ filed w.th the ~ OM of r... ~on Dec 24. File Ho FJ.l0385 1/15 1122 1129 2/5 5195 ~-~-- • ....... Tr 2 ...... , .... ~ 'tOll ME IN OIFAULT UNOO A OE.ED ~ TitUST ~Tm 0.: I ulbwa 1913. UNl£SS YOU TAKE N:JIOH TO MOTECr~ MOP£1HY, tT MAY 8E SOU> AT A "8JC IAL£. If YOU NU.D AH DPlANATION ~THE NAn. OF THE MOCUDtNG AGA.IHST YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A lAwmt. ' Coullll•lllll Audiery Co., • c.tHomia ClOIPOllticM Seilblllt49d TNIM uncW the.._. Dwf of Trutt wifi ... IN ~ dllcrtbed below on 02/27187, et 9:00 a.m.,lllhelltt WiltWaof the MWCounlyCourthouse 100 CMc C.W Or. w.t. bn.ty kncMn • 700 West -~S.....AM.CA. The .... be mlde tlD the hw-t bidder. Pa,menl mull be bf ..,_ (a) cast;, (b) • casNet's cNc:k c:tr..n on ._ .... 0t neitiorW t.nk. (c) a check dnlwn by a .... Ot ....... cndft union. 0( (cf) • chectc drawn by a ...._ ar tederal Mwinp and loen ISIOCilltion ~ wrcd9don, 01 uvincs-. specified in s.c&,, 5102 of the ~ , ....... Code and authorized tlD do ~ tn c.tifomia. ~ must be ~ llt the time of sale in t.wful money ol the United Sbtes of America. The ute will be made without C018n.Wrt 01 •arranty, eapreH or implied, reprdina the title pc 11 assion OI' aiens. • Continent.at Auxiliary Co. is the Substituted Trustee under the abow Deed of Trust si&ned by W.C.W. Inc .. a Calitomia Corp. and recorded on 01/05/84 as Inst. No. 84-004851 ol Official Records, County of Orance. CA Thet Deed ol Trust was &iwen to secure an indebtedness in hMw ol Bat* of Amera NT &SA. a national bankina associlltion who acquired a beneficial interest as Baoa of America NT &SA as Trustee thfOU&h mesne assi1n· ments. You are in default for failina to cany out your obfiptjons under the Deed of Trust. The defautt was recon'8d on 09/29/86, as Inst No ~52S'6 of Offtc1al Records of the above county MQre than three months hwe passed since the nobce ol default was recorded. Because of the default. the Trustee will sell at pubhc auction to the h1C'hest btdder the interest now held by tt. lrustee under the Deed of Trust on~he-folloWlna de5cribed pnJpei1y located in the County of Orance. CA A l.enehofd Est.le In and to. lat 6 ol Tract 2095, in the City of Newpo11 Beach, County of~. St.te ol Califom~. as shown on a map recorded 1n Book 58, ,,.._ 19 of M1soeUaneous Maps. Office of the County Recorder of Otance County EXCEPTING thefef1om, the Southwester1y 22.3 feet. more °' less, ol said ~ tyi,,. t>ayward of the exist1nc sea wall, includi"l the waters of Ne.port Bay adjacent to and in front of the lot. The address ot other common desi&nation. if ~ny. of the real propefty described~ IS purported to be 2600 8ayshore Drive, Ne•port Beach, CA 92663 The T rusaee diiclaims any l~bilt1y for any 1noorrectness of the address°' other convnon descnation. if any. $hown 1n this nobce If the abcM! property has no street address "' other common desi&nation. d1rec:bons for toe.tine the propetty may be obtained from the Beneftc&atY under the Deed ol Trust who has requested that the sale be held Any reQUeSt for the ditections shoutd be made In .nt1na. Within -. days of the initial pubhaltion of this notice. to the Beoeficr.ary It the foHowif\I aodreu: BANK Of AM£.RtCA HT&SA, FORECLOSURE SECTION 14321. 3800 W. CHAPMAN AVE... ~E. CA 92668. As of the date of the initW publiabon of this Nobce ol Sale, the total amount of the unpaid bUnoe of the note(5) .secured by the abowe Deed of Trust. with interest. as pnMded in the ncn(s), plus advances, if .ny, under the Wml of the Deed of Trust. inducfinc fees, charies Md a;penses of the Tnasaee, tS $1,433,906.35. The NNTW!, sar... adchs.s and ..._,hooe number of the Trusaae °' othw '*"°" c:onductirw the sale rs CONTINENTAL AUXILIARY CO .. 3800 W. Chapman A11e., 7th Floor. ()ranee. CA 92668. Phone No. (714) 385-6287. By C. P9nso, Trustee's SMes Offic:ef', o.t.: 01/22/87 1/29 2/5 2112 5937 I.OM N0.151111117/AllDn T.t.NO.lmM UMTCOOll T.O. S£A'VICE 00. M duly appointed Trustee under the tollowirw delcribed ~ ol Trust W1U SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER FOR CASH fen the farms which .. lawful.....,.,. in the U....e.d Sbltes) ltfWJ/Of the cahier"s. c:eNfied 0( ottw checb soec:ified in h CMt Code (~ in fuA It the time of Yle) all ,_ tide and 1.--conveyed to and now held by it under aid Deed ol Trust in the ~ hereinafter dllcritiiid: TRUSTOR: "°8ERT J A880TT BENEFICWtY: HERITAGE BANK R9corded 12116/82a:s1"'11. No 82..uo914 Of Offici-.1 Allcoll di '" the office of the R9COldet °' MANG£ County, c.tffomia. aid ~ °'trust describes the tonowi,,.: Lat 7 of Tract No. 7693, in the Qty of Newport BMch. Counc1 ol Onwwt. s.. ol Califom~ ... per map fec:of ded in 8cJOll 311. P19lS 43 ID 45 inclusiw ol miscellaneous n-... in the offic:9 of the County Recocdw ol said Coun1). YOU ARE IN OEF'AUL T UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 12/03/82. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROltCT YOUR PROPERTV. IT MAY BE SOLD AT A PU8UC SAL£. If YOU NEED AN EXPt.ANA TtON Of THE NATURE Of THE PROC££01NGS AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER fot infotmltion only Code 07068, AP No 426-013· 07 2206 WINDWARD LANE. NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 "(If a ~address °'common deslsnation of property is shown abcwe, no warranty tS .,ven u to its complete. ness "' COi rectr MtSS .)" The benefica.ry undet satd Deed of Trust. by reason of a tn.ch OI default 1n the obfiption$ seand ........ heretofore .-ecuted and delivet9d to the ~ a written O.Ctarat.ion ol Olfault end Oem.nd for Sele. and written notice °' ~ Ind ol etection ti> CW thit UI ....... ID Mlt Slid property to slllilfy uid mt 1 a 2-..-. anc1 ttwaaf""• h uridnCned QUMd uid natic:e of .... end ol **"'.,be ........ ot/05116 ..... No. 86-40M69 Of OMc:W ,__.. In the °"'°' ol the Aecc.dw ol ORANGE~. c.wtomi&: Wd .... .... be mllde. but ..... COtW9n8nt "' ..,.,_, ..... ar MnpH9d. ,...rdc• die. poe1 nton. OI ~ ti> P1JJ h •••llinirw Pri"C:"* 8Un1 olthe idl(I) lt"and ~Mid Owt ol ,,., ........ in..-."*~. acMiiaca v .,,, und9r h wms ol h Died of,...,... ..... ~ end ....... of the Trume Md ol O. tnlllll a It 1 ~Mid Died Of TNll s. .......... on.: T~. 02/24117. M 1:30 p.m. in the~ ID tN ~ ~ • 601 Soulh Ulwit ...... Orwwa; PUllJC llOTICE llOTICEOF PU&ICHIMlft8 Notice is hereby liven that the Plannfrw Commis- siort of the City of Ne•po.1 Buch llrill hold a public heeriiia on the application of Dave Katzen for Amend· ment No. 647 on property located at 5000 Birch Street. Request to amend the Koll Center Newport Planned Community Devel· opment Standards so as to establish auto detailin1 as a permitted use (tor tenants only) in the par1u na struc· tu res located within the Koll Center Newport P1anned Community This pro1ec;t has been reviewed¥ and it hn-been determined that 1t is cate· aoncaUy exempt under the requirements of the Cahfor. nia E.rmronmental Quality Act. Notice IS hefeby further ewen that s.ld public hear· •na will be held on the 19th day of February. 1987. at the hour of 7 30 p m. in the Council Chambers of the Newport Buch City Hall. 3300 Newport Boulevard. Newport Buch, CaJrforma, at which time and S>(Ke ~Y and all persons interested may appe.ar and be heard thereon for information call (714) 644-3200 Pat E.tchenhofer, Secte- t.ary, ~ CcrnmtsslOn, Ctty of tM!wpcw1 Buch NOTE The u.pense of this notice 1s patd from a tihnc tee cofleeted from the apphcanl 2/5 5980 PUaJC NOTICE ncnnout ...... ESS NAME ITATDIDfT The fotlowifll persons are cbf'll business as. PAC RIM INTERNATIONAL. 1507 Warwick ln., Newport 8-ch. CA 92660. Mehnda Ann lee. 1507 Warwick ln • Newport Belch, CA 92660. Caroline Petersen (Marie). 1344 Kensinston Dr .. Fullerton, CA 92631. This business is con· ducted by a ..,,...i part· nership S11ned Carofine Petetsen. The re1istranls com· menced to transact buSI· ness undef' the fictitious busilWSS name listed above onOl/23187 This statement was filed with the County C&eril of <>ranee County on ~n.. 23, 1987. File No. f333S22 1/29 2/5 2112 2119 5951 PUelJC NOTICE ACllllOUI MJ•HUS NAiil ITAT'lmNT The fotk>win& person IS doln1 business as· (1) H F.S • (2) H f S INSU· RANCE AGENCY, 4940 Campus Or , Newport Beach, CA 92660 Rod Scott Hormell, 26516 Montec1to Ln . Mission Viefo. CA 92691 This business •s con· ductl!d bf a ,.._,., C*t· nership ~= Rod Scoel Hon'Nll. The ......... rd ,.. ~bus;inea.. Thi$ •ts ...... -fitect with the Count1 a.tl ol ~~on.JM.26, 1917. Fii ND. f3lJ667 1129 215 2112 2/19 59.)t . '. . .. f I I l1llY I. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COST A MESA NEWSltRVINE TODAY ..... f1 doins business as: FRANK· LIN FINANCIAL. 3250 E. Cont Hwy, Cotona det Mar, CA 92625. Cht~ £.art Hoblon. 2431 Mesa Dr .• Sanbl AN, CA92707. This business Is con· ducted by an individual. Sianed: Christopher brl Hobson. The recistrant is not yet condudinc bustness ThtS statement was filed with the County Clertt of <>ranee Coun1) on Jan. 26, 1987. File No. F333666 1/292152/122119 5936 PU-..C NOTICE ncrmous 8UsaNUS NAME STATDIOfT The f0Uowtn1 persons are dom1 business n MAR· GUERITE PAVILION, MIS. SION VIEJO CROWN CEN· TER. PAClflC PARK Pl.AZA, MISSION CROWN CENTER. PACIFIC BUSINESS PARK. PACIFIC TECHNOLOGY PARK, 24800 Chns.nta Drive, M1ss1on VieJo, CA 92691 M1~si<;.; V1e10 Business Properties. Inc. 24800 Chnsanta Drive. Mission Vieto. CA 92691 This business 1s con· ducted by a corporation S.lflid. M1SStOO Vtet0 Bus- 1neu Properties. Inc . Wil· ham It Smith. ~ The re11strant con· l'ne' ICed to transaci buSI· ness under tne hctltK>Us business name hsted abc:Ne on 1187 This statement was filed wrth lhe County Ctenc of Oratl;le County on Jan 21. 1987 File No. f3333 l 5 l /29 215 2112 2119 5939 PU-..CNOnel NOTICIOf PUaJC MUllftQ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of the C1ty of New. Port Beaoh will hold a public hurins to consider public comments reaard1n1 the City's hfo •PPlications under the LOCAL GOVERN- MENT COASTAL MANAGE· MENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM FOR IMPACT MITIGATION EQUIPMENT ANO Oil SPIU PREPAR£D. NESS. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN um said public hean,,. wiU be hetd on the 9't'I ct.y of Februaty. 1987, llt the hour of 130 p.m., in the City Hall Council Chambers.. 3300 N.•Port Boule¥ard, Newport Beach. CA 92663, mt which bme And place., 1nbnsted per· sons may appear and be heard thereon Scned: WANDA E RAG· GIO, CITY CLERt<. CfTY Of NEWPORT BEACH 2/5 5981 on 12/23186. This 2 I "*'* .. med wittt the CO&ny Cl.ti of 0...,.. ~ on Jan. 6, 1917. f'lle No. f'331853 1/29 215 2112 2119 5940 ..... "*JC ........ Dn ... ICl-ncnt .. IUllJI• .... nan 1 rr The~ ...... 1Slf'9 ~~as:HAR80R ANAHEIM ASSOCIATES, a California General hltnef. ship, 4040 Mac.Arthur &Mt .. Suite 314, Newport 8-ch, CA 92660. Hatbor Pacific ~ ment Company, 40.0 MacArthur &Nd .. Suite 314. Newport Beach, CA 92660. Juaes D. Swimmer, 434 Huch Drive, Llcuna ee.cn. CA 92651. This business is con· ducted by a eenerat part· • nership Sianed: Brent R Osden. Jr .• President. The re1istrant con· menced to transact bus•· ness under the fict1tJous business name listed a~ on 8/28/86. This statement was filed with-the County Clerk of Oranae County on Jan 13, 1987 file No f332619 1/29 215 2112 2/19 5941 "*JC ""'NOTl~"""anc n nous •rt1NESS NAii£ ITATEMOIT The foflowml persons are docnc business as: TUSTIN WALNUT ASSOCIATES. a Califomta Generai Partner. ship, 40.0 M~cArthur 8tYd . Sutte 314. New1)0tt Beach. CA 92660 H~ Pacific Oevek>c>- ment Company, 4040 MacArthur &Nd . Suite 314. Newport Beach, CA 92660 Richard Walt, 2401 E Kateft• •300. ~helm. CA 92806 Medford Bf'a.a. 2963 ~. Newpof1 Beact1, CA92660 This business is con· ducted ~ a eenera1 part· nersh1p Sianed· Harbor Pacific Development Com· pany, Brent R. Olden. Jr • ~ The re11Strants com· metlC:ed to ~ buSI· ness undef' the fictitious business name fisted abowe on 5186 This statement -.as filed ...... the County C1-1t of Qr._ County on ~ 13. 1987 ~le No. f33262 l 1/29 2/5 2112 2119 5942 DMn "*JC '901'D ncnnous ••• Ea NAMllTA'fW The foMclwirw petSOi IS are dom1 business as: BAR· ClAYS CENTRE COMPANY. l TO.., 2855 East Coat Hiati· w.y, #200. Corona del Mar, CA92'625 ~ Deli ~opment Co . a Cahfom1a corporation. 2845 East Coat Hilhway. Corona del Mar, CA 92625. Jafatn Cori>oration. a Cah- fomia corporatiof 1, 5.t l.Jndll Isle, Newport Beach, CA 92663 This business 1s con· ducted bf • eeneral part. nership S11ned Welton ~Co . Enc 0 Welton. Presidenl The re11strant con meticed to trans.act buSI ness under the hct1ttous busmess name listed a~ on 2127181 This statement was filed wilh the County ~ of <>ROie c.ounty on J.i 13. 1987 file No Fl56775 1/29 215 2/12 2119 5945 w..-nc:a M!hi ...... _.nanmwr The fcA:MWC person IS dotnc bus ness a · THE MROZ AGENCY, 46'1 McMtu Bhd., ~307, tl••PGlt 8eld\. CA 92660 Sus.an M. Mroz. 2943 PWte, Mespoa't a.ct\ CA 92"0 Le s . Thia businest Is COf\- 4ded bf• lifNeld ....... ship. Si1ned: Sus.an M. Mtor..O.W.. ...... The reclltranta com· menc:ed tD nnuet busi· ness under the flctttious bu***,.,,.. 19-d abc)IWlt on 121311116. This .... "*'* -fited with ttte CountJ caenc o1 Or-. Ccunty on Jan. 13, 1987. fi6e No. f'332479 1/29 215 2/12 2119 5946 UMlt WNOTICE FlCll llOUI • II Ell flAmlTATW The follCJwi"I person IS doi"I business as.: MARK CARDELUCCI REAL ESTATE. 2732 E. Pacific Coast Hwy, Corona del Mar, CA92625. Marlt Cardelucci. 518~ Beaonia. Cotona del Mat. CA926S5 This business 1s con· ducted by an individual. Siened: Ma~ Cardelucci The re11str•nt com· metced to tranacl busi- ness under the fictitJous business name listed above on 01/10/87 This statement was filed with the County C1eB of Orance County on Jan. n . 1987 File No F332615 1/29 215 2112 2119 5947 IJOUI PU9UCNOTU FlCllllOUI WESS llAllE ITATEMOT The followt"I persons are dot"I busmess as. LAGUNA HILLS LIQUOR. 23533 Cane de ~ Louisa. l..aluna Hdls. CA 92653 Yacoub A. Saba. 25302 Wilkes P\ace, Lquna Hilts. CA 92653 Genevieve Y Saba. 25302 Wilkes ~ Lie· una Hi CA 92653. This business 1s con· ducted by husband and wife S11ned Y•Cot.Jb A Sabe, Gene\'~ y Saba The re11strant.s con met ICed to transact bust· ness under the fictit>ous business name llSled above on2/87 This sutement was filed wrth the County aer1' of ()ranee County on Jan. 23. 1987 flte No f333584 1/29 2/5 2/12 2/19 5948 . .,, llUllJC NOTICE FICI ii iOUI 1U•t1 Ell ..,._ ITA'l'IMBfT The ~ pWIOn is dotf'W buslnes.s as: GAU.AR· IES TOUCHE. l TD • 499 Ho CCMst Hiahway. taauna Beach, CA 92651 Glenn~ 1411 Mar Vi sta Wwy. l..lcuna Beach, CA92651 This business is con· ducted by an indivtdual Ser.ct Glenn £..,nan. The rq1strants com· rre~ ID trwact busi· ness unct. the fictitioos busmess ,.,.,,. listed abc:Ne on 01/13186 This it.llWnenl was filed wtttt the County Ciertl of er.,.. Cou"'1 on Jan. 1 S, 1987 Fite No. f332868 1/29 2/5 2112 2/19 59'9 &~l ........CNOTICE FlCTIT10UI •SSNSS NAIR STATDmn The followinl ~lS are doina bustneu as. SOR· RENTO MESA BUSINESS CENT£R ASSOCIATES. 1400 8m1DI ~ North. '-PGi1~CA92660, Wil"-n K. DIMI. 1400 Bristol Sir.-Nortt\. .... port 8eed\. CA 92660. R Fnld ..._, 1400 Bris- tol sar.... Nor1n. H.aport Beed\. CA t2'660 Robert J, Thtiefw.111"1rp-"111ftlMWar, 1400 8riml S1lreM ~ t"upoct ~CA 92660 This bulineu is con· ouctld bf a .... pert. nsship, The ,..-.1trant com· mwlced ID nns.c:t buli-- ..... uMlr 1M fic:titioul ~ ..... OINIMS lined ebo¥e on Jan. 1. 1917. --= WitUnt K. 0.. This ..... ,.... .. filed with the County o.tc of 0...,.. ~ on JM. 30, 1917 . file No. f334261 2/5 21 l2 2119 2/26 5964 &•• WlllOTICI fCliiiOUI a41Ullll .... ITITOfT The~ PlllD.S are doinl busine1$ as: NOR· WALK Pl.AZ.A PARTNERS, 800 ... port CenW OrNe, Suite 300, ~ Beach. Calif. 92660. ~ Hopkins Owef. opnent ~ of New- port Beach (a California ~). #13Corporate Ptaz.a, Su.ite 200, Newport a.ch. Calif. 92660. Public Emplo;w Retire- ment System ol Nevada, cl o P M Realty Advisors, Inc., a California corporation, 800 Newport Center On~. Suite 300, Newport Beach. CaJrf 92660 This business 1s con- ducted by a senerat part. ~hip The-reat~trant c om- menced to transact bu5'· ness under the fictitious business name °' NNneS listed above on October. 1986 S.&ned $teohen C Hop· luns. President, Stephen Hopkins Development Company of Newport Beach S4aned: Car1 A Mayer. Jr . tana&Jn& OtrectOI, Public Em'*1Yee Retirement Sys. tern of Nevada. P M Realty ~ This statement was filed with the County c..,_ of cnnae County on Jan 21. 1987 file No f333392 215 2 /12 2119 2126 5961 QOQI PUm..ICNOTa ACllUOUI • PIDIDS NW ITAT'EMIJfT The~ '*'°'15 are dot,,. business as RfVER. DALE GLASSELL ASSO· CIA TES, · a Caltfom1a General Partnershap, 40&0 MacAtthut Bhd .• Suite 314. Newport 8w::h. CA 92660 Hatbor Pacific ~ ment Compan1, 4040 MacMhur BMi~ ~ 314. Ne•port 8-:::h.. CA 92660 JllTI ftiades, 21 EJloom.. 1nedale. ~ CA 9271' This business is con· ducted by a ..,,... pwt. nership. Sianed. Harbor P9cific Oeto •• aprr119111t eom. s-ny; Brenl R. Olden. Jr . Pr8Sldent. The re11strant con met IOed to tr.....ct busf. ness under the ftetrtious buSlness name lisb!d abow on 8/25/86 Thas StDlnent was fited wrth the c.ounty Clettl of ()r-.e ~on Jan 13. 1987 file No f3326 l 9 1/29 215 2/12 2119 5943 Got An Evant Co11i1g u,1 Let Us Know ... 631-8120 . - "' P• II~&; 191 THE NEWPORT ENSIOH/COSTA MESA NEWSl1fMNE TODAY .... IC ..... fiCiil ..... -..... mm"' The .,....,. penor'I Is dOi,_ ~ -.: a) SHI COMPANY b) STATUS NET· WORK INTERNATtONAl, 410 Welt COMI Hwy S&Mtle 111 Newport Bach, CA 92663. Foye W. $perils, 410 West Coest Hwy Suite 111 New- port Beach. CA 92663. This business is con· ducted by an individual. Siened; Foye W. Sperb. The re1istrant con· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on6n5. This statement was filed with t.he County Clerk of Orante County on Jan. 20, 1987. File No. F333133 1/22 1/29 2/5 2/12 5915 PU8UC NOT1Cl FICTITIOUS llUllNUS NAME STATEMENT The foUowina penons are doint business as.: RAOCON CONSTRUCTION, 31 Rain· bow Lake, Irvine, CA 92714, P.O. Boll 7781, Newport Beach, CA 92658. Dou& CeFal i, 620 Michael Place, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a eeneral part· nership The registrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 1 · l -87 Signed: R. A. Burgess This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Crance County on Dec 15. 1986. file No. F329278 1/15 1/22 1/29 215 5883 fiuBUC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSaNESS NAME STATOIENT .. .lne. tellew•A& peaon 1s domg business as: WEB· STER'S YELLOW PAGE INDEX. 2700 Peterson Pl UOO, Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Charles Wilham Webb, 2700 Peterson Pl #400, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. This business is con- ducted by an 1nd1v1dual Signed: C.W Webb This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranee County on Jan. 12, 1987. File No. F332328 l/15 1/22 1/29 215 5890 PUaJC NOTIC£ FICTl110US BUSINESS NAiil STATOl£NT The followin& person is dom1 business as. BAL· LOON BUSTERS, 17895 Skypar1< Circle Ste. F, Irvine. CA 9271 4 YaVonne Arranaga, 17895 Skypark Circle Ste f , Irvine, CA 92714. Th is business 1s con· ducted by an 1nd1vidual. The registrant com- menced to trans.act bus1· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 1-5-87 Signed YaVonne Arranap This statement was filed with the County Cler" of Oranae County oo Jan 5, 1987 File No F331S60 1/15 1122 1/19 2/5 5888 K-30050 PUMJC NOTIC£ ntliiiOUS MJllNESI NAIK ITATDIENT The totlowina penons are doint business as: SANTA ANA PARTNERS, 1100 Quail Street. Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Stephen J. Mul&er, 1100 Quail Street, Suite 200. Newport e.ecti. CA 92660. ();ane M. Muller, 1100 Qu.11 Street. Suite 200. Newpott 9Mch. CA 92660. This business is con· ducc.d by a aen«al part· nenhip. The reaistrant com· menced 1D transact bust· ness under the tictltious busineu name °' na~ hsted a~ on 12·8-86 Sf"'8d; Stephen J. Muller. This stMemenl was filed wrth the CountY Cleril d ar.,.. County on Dec. 24, 1916. s File No. f330J82 1/15 1/22 1/29 2/5 5894 w•ra nc111 .. .,•11• ,_.ITA....,- The ~ person is doi• ~as: LAND EQUITY FUND LIMITED. 500 C Newport Center Drive. Newpott Bw:h. CA 92660. Newport lntetmte Prop- erties. tnc., 500 C Newport Center Drive, Newport Beech, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a limited partner· ship. Sianed: Newport Inter· state Properties; Inc.; Richard J. Lotenat. presi· dent. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Ofanae County on Jan 20. 1987. File No. F333134 1/22 1/29 2/5 2/12 591 2 Attorney(s) Name and Address Rima Antwan, 2001 Port Weybrid1e Pl, Newport Beach, CA 92660 TeJephone 997 -9929 In the Matter of the Appli· cation of Rima Antwan, 17841 Lincoln St., Villa Park, CA 92667 Filed Dec. 4,) 986 CASE NUMBER Al34783 01tDO TO SHOW CAUSE FOi CHANGE Of NAME Rima Antwan has filed a petition in this court for an order allowinc petitioner to change his/her name from Rima Antwan to Rima Anton Fattaleh·Hoy It is hereby Otdered that all persons interested 1n the matter aforesaid appear before this court in Depart· ment No 3 at 700 Civic Center Drive West. Santa Ana, California, oo 2/23, 1987. at 2:30 p.m .. and then and there show cause, 1f any they have, why said petition for change of name should not be &ranted. It is further ordered that a copy of this order to show cause be published in New· port Harbor Ensign, a news· paper of pneral circula· tion. published in this county at least once a week for tour consecutive weeks prior to the day of said hearint, Dated Dec. 4. 1986 Henry J Moore Jr 1122 1/29 2/5 2/12 5909 PUIUC NOTICl FICTITIOUS IUllNESS NAM£ STATEMENT The ~lowint person is doine business as: CALI · FORNIA UTE. 110 Newport Center Dr .. Newport Beach. 92660 Raymond J. Francis. 110 Newport Center Dr .. CA 92660. This business 1s con- ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com· menced to nnsact bus•· ness under the ftctrt1ous business name °' names hsted above on 11121 /86. Stened: Raymond J. Fran- cis. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of <>ranee County on Dec. 26, 1986. File No. F330605 1/15 1122 l/29 2/5 5889 PU8UC NOTICl nt I I I iOUI IUllNESI NAIK STAl'DIE.NT The foHowirw person is doin1 business as: THE PERFECT CHOICE, 1731 Pott Hemt.y Ck'de. ..... port ee.ch, CA 92660 Patncia Bellitti, 1731 Pott Hemley Circle, Newport Bach, CA 92660 This business is con· ducted by an individu1I. Staned. Patricia Bellitti The re11strant con· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed ebcM on l /l/81 This statement was flied wrth the County Clertit of Orance County on .J.n 14, 1987 file No. f'33270 l 1/22 1/29 2/5 2/12 5914 , ......... ..... tlTn 2 ....... YOU Alff. tN DEFAULT UNDO A DUO Of TRUST DATED o.c.nb1r 13. llM. UNUIS YOU TAICt ACTION TO PM>T£CT YOUR HOME. IT MAYI( SOU> AT A flUaJC SAL£. If YOU NEED AN EXPlANATION Of THE NATURE OF THE PRC>aEOING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. Stan-~ Carpof lltion,. c.lifomia c:orpcnllon .. duly appoint9d TNIMe under the toHowq described deed al trust wtU SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION to THE HIGHEST BIOOEA f'OR CASH 0t • Mt fof1tt In Section 29241'1 al the Civil Code, all ri8hl title end interest ~ to and now held by it under said Deed al Trust in the property heleiMfW described: TRUSTOR: Bl8tW Amirvand and Parvin Ookht Momenudeh BENEACIARY: The hvine ~. dba SantilllO Investment Com· pa~ December 20, 1984 as instr. No. 84-525365 al Official Records in the office al the Rec:Ofder al Newport Beach County; said deed of trust describes the ~lowif'I property: EXHIBtT "A• Lot 95 al Tract No. 4224, 1n the City al Newport Beech, County al Oratwa. State al caJifomia, as'* map rec:otded in Book 157, Paps 1 to 14, both inclusive in the office of the County Recorder al said County. Except thewftcwn all oil, oil richts. minerals. miNnl rilhtS. natural ps rWU and other hydtocatbons by wn.tsoever name known that may be within or under the parc:e4 al land hereinebo¥e described, tl4ett• with the perpetual riCht al drillins. minina. expk>ri• and operatins therefor and stonrw in and nrmovirw the same from said land or any other tand, includi• the riCht to whipstock or directionally drill and mine from lands other than those hereinabcwe described, oil ps weUs, tunnels and shafts into throuah CK across the subsurface al the land ~na~ described end to bottom such whipstocked or directionally drilled wells, tunnets and shafts under and beneath or beyond the exterior limits thereof and to redrill, retunnel. equip, mainta;n, repair, deepen and operate any such wells or mines. without. howe\ler, the riiht to drill, mine, store, uplonl end opetMe throuch the surface CK the upper 500 feet of the subsurfKe of the land hereirabove described, as reserved by deed recorded December 20, 1984. as Instrument No. 84· 525364. Official Records. MAY BE ALSO KNOWN AS· 1238 Polaris Driw, Newport Beach, Calitomla M(lf a street address or common desi&natiOn is shown abcNie, no warranty is civen as to its c::ompteteness or correctness)." The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust. by reason of a breach or default in the obl1ptions secured thereby, heretofore executed and delivered to the undersiened a written Declaration al Default and Demand for Sale, and written notice al breach and of etection to cause the undersianed to sell said property to satisfy said obliptions. and thereafter the undetsiered caused said notice of breKt\ and of election to be Recorded Septembef 22. 1986H1nstr. No. 86-434730. of said Official Records. Said sale will tie made, but without COYenant or warranty, eapress °' implied, reprdi• titte, possess!on, or encumbrances. to S-Y the remainl• princi1>9I sum of the note(s) secured by said Deed al Trust. with intetest as in said note pnMded, advances, if any, under the tenns of said Oeed al Trust. tees. chafses and expenses of the Trustee and of the trusts created by said Deed of Trust. Said sale will be hekl on Fet>ruaty 19th, 1987 • .t 11 :00 A.M., at the 17th Street entrance to Stan-Shaw Corpo- ration, 1570 E. 17th Street. Suite H, Santi Ana, CA. The total amount of the unpaid balance of the obhption secured by said property to be sold. tocether with interest. late charces. 1nd estimated oosts. e11penses, ind actv.nces, as of the date hefeof, is $203,137.99. Date: January 16. 1987 STAN-SHAW CORPORATION as said Trustee, 1570 East Seventeenth Street, Santa Ana, California 92701, (714) 542-5811 BY: Toni Gallini, Assistant Secretary 1/29 215 2/12 5938 l 0 »U5 PUiiJC NO'fU NOTICl Of DEATH Of EDNA llAY AUfFUTH ANO Of ri iii ION TO AOlllH'liid UTAT£ NO. A.-1-.S T o all heiB. beneficiaries, creditors, contintent cred· itors, and persons who may be otherwise interested In the will °' estate of EDNA MAY AUFFERTH Al<A EDNA MAY BUTLER A petition has been filed by RALPH W. HOfFMAH In the Superior Court of ORANGE County requesti,_ thM RALPH W. HOFFMAN be appoi""9d • pet"IC)lief rePf'9Mf1t,atiw to ldminis- ter the estate al the dece- dent. The petition requests authority to ldmin.._ the estM8 under the lndlpelld- ent Administration of EsbUIAct. A ........ on the pel1tion will be held on 2/l&/87 • l :45PM "' Dept. 3 kJcald et 700 CIVIC CEHTER DRIVE WEST. SANTA AHA. CA9Z701 IF YOU 08.JECT to tt. arantins al the petition, you should either llppellW .. the hearma •nd JWt• your ot>,ections 0t file wntten objeetionl with the court before the harlnc. Your a~ may be in per· son 01 by )liO'lf attomey. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a caltit .... lt creditor d the dec*Md. you must fite )1IOU( daffn Witt\ the couft °' preent it to ..,. perlOfWt representative appointed by the court within four months from the date al first issuance al letters as ptOYided in section 700 of the California Probate Code. The time for filinl claims will not expire prior to four months from the date of the heari• noticed abcM. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court If you are a person inteest9d in the ....... you may seNe upon the Hecutor or achninistnlt«, °' upon the attorney for the executor or administnltor, .nd fite with the COUit With proof al Mr· vice. • wrtnln ,.... stat· Inc tt.t you deiit9 ~I notice al the fllinl al an lnYentory and appraise· ment of ......... Of al the P8titioM °' accounts ,,,.. •• in sections 1200 end 1200.5 dthe California ,,...Code:. P9titiour. MUN~ t(Of. FORO, HOFFMAN, HUNT TRHOCKMOATON. RAl"4 W. HOff'MAN, ATTY,225 SOUTH LAKE/PENT· HOUSE SUfTE. PASADENA, CA 91101. 1129 215 2112 5950 PUMJC NOTICt nc11110US..,.. NAMISTAJWT The fofloM• person Is dotnc business as MCCAF · FERTY"S FlRST EDITIONS. 514 E. Oceenfront Ave.16, Batboe, CA 92661. Keren Gibton, 514 E. Oceeltffont -16, a.tboe, ... --- CA92Ml. T"i• business is con· dudld by an lndMdual· ---= "-' Giblon. '·the ,.......,.,. ls nat ,.. ~bulinela. n........,_cwftted ...., the ~ a.tk of ~County on Jan. 26, 1987. FUe No. f333665 1/29 215 2/12 2/19 5.933 WllOTICI nc11110U1 ..... MME STA1IMIJIT The toUowif'l .,....s are dol• buli....-s-.: FlS REAL ESTATE FUND I, 2152 Dupont Dr .. Suite 212. lr'Yine. CA 92715. ZMS Investment Corpora· tion, a California oorpcn- tion, 2152 Dupont Or .• Suite 212. lmne. CA 92715. This business is con· ducted by a COi po1ation. Si1ned: ZMS lnwstment ~-The ncistrant is not yet conducti• business. This st.ltement was filed with the County Clertt of Or-we County on Jan. 23. 1987. File No. F333668 1/29 2/5 2/12 2/19 5935 UCM22 PU-.ic N0-111-a- ACllllOUI ..... NAMl STAllMDfT The '°'lowi• penons ere doi• business n: AMERI· CAN ACOUSTICAL CLEAN· ING CORPORATION, 23332-E Madefo Rd.. Mis· sion Vie;o, CA 92691. Reston Electronics. a California Corporation, 23332-E Madero Rd . Mis· sion Vieio. CA 92691 This business is con· ducted by a corporation. SC&ned: Reston EJectronics. Richard E Sarsent, Presi· dent. The reaistrants com· menced to transact busi· ness under the ftetitious business name ltsted a~ on 01/01/87. This satement was filed with the County Clertt of Oranae County on Jan. 13, 1987. Fife No. F332608 1/29 2/5 2/12 2/19 594' I(, ... PU9LJC NOTICl flCiiliOUI ...... NAm STATEMINT The foltowinc pet'$OM are doina btlsinns as: SAN CARLOS VILLAGE PARTNERS, 700 Newport Center Drive, Suite 500, Newport Beach, Calif. 92660. PMR AMERICAWEST II, 800 Newport Center Drive #300, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Stephen Hopkins OeYel· opment Coms-ny of New· port Beach, a California corporation, 13 Corporat. Pina #200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by a pneral part· nership. Business was first nn- .,. sac:ted under ..... fictitious business name~ 28. 1986. Sianed: Carl A. Mayer, Jr., M1nqin1 Director, PMR AmericaWest II Slaned: Stephen c. Hop- kins. President. Stephen Hopkllls Development Compeny al Het#port a.ch Thfs mternent was flied with the County Cid al Orlnlt County on Jan. 21, 1987. File No. f333391 215 2112 2/19 2/26 5962 1.-U ....cwna ncn110U1 ar1mm umlTAfW The"'"°""" ........ doi._~•SHAW& TALBOT ASSOClAT£S II, 160 Newport c.... Drive. Suite ~. Newport Beech. ~ 91660. OnWto Lend AS1odNI. • ONwar9 limitmd pertnef'- $hlp, 450 Newport Center Drive, 1304, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Gottlieb&. Shaw, a Cahfot· nl• aeneral pertnersh p, 160 Hewport Cer1W OriVe. Suitte 250, H•~ Beleh. CA92660. CCC Aaaocl1tu U"'"9d --- ftartnentlip, 8 Del&MN limitld~~ Newpcwt Center • 1304. Newport lelich.. CA ~ DarWd W. saw-. Tr\1111111 ol the Donald w. Shew Aw- ocall ll ~ 160 t•Wll0'1 o..ter Drive. Suite 250. tlemiport 8eech. CA 92660. This business 11 con· dudlld by ....... pelt· nMhip. The resist.rant com· ...... -.,. ltd ...... -............ . ...._ ..... OI ........ ....... ....,. Oft -u. 1912. --= MlcMll R. <:MM. Qenent ..... '· ()nbtrio land~' 2 This..........,_Ned wMti the ~ °" " ar... ~Oft an: 16, 1917. File No. FU3063 2/5 2/12 2/19 2126 5965 MJ(I) The best and the rest in current movie offerings J • •Y DAVID &UJOTT alCKNT llSLLUU ~-(N•• .... ) IM 1' '-Jolm Quu bal a rOle ,.,,~ t-'lond to hia to ...... ~bwtu 51 ......... miMI' Eapah bead- ·--Wlao ndea llil little world witb a~ Yoice and a fuetic'I clnolioa tO puactu- alitJ. Oii -.. ...,, iavited to addrw tM lle1 f•"'"I• coafer- ALSO PLAYING ''ASSASSINATION". (R) Doa1t WMte Yos n.1 Dung on a stick. Cbarlc:a Bromon ii the old Sccaet Service ho-man who mmt guard an obnoxioualy am>pnt Fant Lady (Jill Ireland) 1portina a Palm Spriap.Britiah accent even Merle Oberon might envy. Someone wanta to kill her, after a few minutes, we all do. Peter Bunt "directed" this con- trived botch, in which tbe jnept CUttina Pves UI the bends, mid attempt.I at arch, say bumor land lie cinderblocb oa a dOD house. Amazingly, Bronaoo. probably made this sn<>OZa' u a gift to his wife (Ireland), tiUt abe is ltllck in a part so bad- it makes Polly Bergen in •Jeiaes For My President• look impres.- aive-tbat her limited acting skills are lit up, mercilessly. Thant you, Cannon Group. "caITICAL CONDITION," Indiana town where tbe pme is (R) Poor-"How do I look?" reqion evm though the team is ub llicbard Pryor in bis first l~y, be whips the boys into scene, and we think, •Awful• winnin1 abape. Dennis Bopper Pryor is DOW IO skinny be loob ia fme • tbe lOWD clnmk wJao wuted, and bis talent also loots bccoma a valuable team tipster, drawn, exhausted and anxious. thouah Barbara Hershey acnaa- Stuck in a crw comedy about Pa upbill a the aaisl•nt hiab an CICaped fuaitive pretendina to ICbool principal wbo bas a faint, be a d(>Ctor in a New York dippy romance with Backman hospital during a power black-David Ampaugb directed with out, tbe funniest star of the '70. atrona on-location feeling for bu become an '80s sad sack; the ama.lkown-lndiana, set in 19S2, more be overacts in bia hopeleu and the kids are just right. A role. poppina bi.a eyes and bus.-handicap is the rah-rah score by tli.Jaa tbrougb pp about enemas Jerry Goldsmith. ud dieeaed bookers, die more •UTILE SHOP OF HOR· we lallC that Pryor dcaal Mft aoasw (PG-13) Goo4 Thi.a a due u to why bi.a career baa ~ styliz.cd oddball mus.- derailed. Be needs good advice. ical is a lot of fun, if you donl a strona ICl'ipt and uotber 25 ..tit to be important. The IMO pounds. Michael Apted directed llOFf Corman parody of 'SOI with grou, flailing touches that horror movies became a bit off- bring out the wont in a bad · Bro•1hray abow in 1982. Now screenplay. Rick .Moranis plays Seymour, a "HOOSIERS• (PG) Good-flower shop attendant who Sports inspiration moves don' develops an unbealtby attach- comc more predictable, yet f cw ment to a plant that develops are so neatly enjoyable. Gene into a giant, blood-drinking Hackman•s instant authority fiend (with the growling black sounds and looks like Joan Riftn apiq Marilyn Monroe. Funny pop-ins by John Candy, Iam Belus~ Bill Murray and(• a aadistic dentist) Steve Martin keep the thin story hopping, alona with buuy appearanca by a aaay black female trio. Those who don't like nightshade humor and surrealized dental pain should probably take a pus OD this party. Directed by Frank Oz. ..... 1-u---MORNING AJITDl• aa, llil ll:lled• IOll~in a mon•ina. IUl"feil; wOnder- fally fauy way. Written by Micbeel Frayn \.Noilel Oft'j, tbia ftl'Y Eapah comedy ha • few soft spots and obvious llumon, but it allo bas wond- aful linear dme-tbe Mlic joke bepi OD buildiq-plus IOIDC of tbe cozy eccentricity of the best FAAna comcdia of the 'SOI. By tbe rouainaiy funny fmilh, in which the chUkncd Stimpson ralliea to stay in haughty char- acter, the movie bu become a marvel Directed in lush, tidy English tettinp by Christopher Moraban.. "DEFENSE OF THE JlliLM• (PG) Fair-A thriller about a London newsman (Gav- riel Byrne) wbote cbeesy expose of a ICalldal Dowen into a really stu·oning story, involvin1 the J:over-up of a nuclear arms accident and shady espionage. The settinp on London .. Fleet Street, the -stRet of aha.me" where tbe bia tabloids rule and reek, are superbly euct. So are juicy amall performances by Denholm Elliott and Jan Btnneo.. But once they exit the story, we are stuck with the diliaent, rather standanl Protaa- oniat and IOIDC poorly plotted sleuthiDp. Writer Martin Stel- "THE BEDROOM WIN- DOW' (R) Good-Slick, deriv- ative, watchable, often amusing, Curtis Hanson's thriller is full of blatant steals from Alfred Hitch- cock (and, in an aquarium scene, Onon Welles). Blatancy is part of the fun, along with a crack cast.; Steve Guttenberg as the cocky yuppie who turns amateur sleuth, Elizabeth McGovern (showing some smart crackle for a change) as a smart city single who is nearly the victim of a sex maniac, and Isabelle Huppen as a /onme /atak who gives Gut- tenberg a fast shufllc. The movie dawdJa over its showpieces, and stretches plausibility, but the rain-wubcd Baltimore locations and Hanson~• delight in bis plot tricb bep it all fairly entertain- ing. With pale Brad Greenquist u the prowling creep. .. and puffy potato face are perfect voice of Four Tops singer Levi for N-Orinal·Dale, the ex~oach Tubbs). Ellen Greene plays who 1cu · another chance to Seymour's girlfriend, the ultra- coacb basketball. In a little ditz to his ultra-nerd. who (Jl) F81r~ performaN%S by Jue Foeda, • an alcoholic actn:u on tJ.e lkida, and Jeff Brid,es aa the aa,:f'Kcd former cop who rw ber from a murder let-up, can l quite over- come the obvious plotting and Sidney Lumet •s direction. A New YoTk powerhouse, Lnmet seems bored by this L.A. frlm noir update, though the settings were shot with ya'Ye by Andrzcj Bartkowiak. Raul Julia plays Fonda~s separated husband as a see-through villain, oily with insincerity. The best tbinp a.re the skittish turmoil inside Fonda and the way Bridges moves, like an ex-jock who no longer trusts his body to deliver in the crunch. lman and din:ctor David Drury "aRJGBTON BEACH an: so invol'fed in their bia bot MEMOIJlS• (PG-13) Goo• topics (attackina the official Neil Simon's somewhat auto- Secret1 Act and American biognpbical play about a boy nudear buca) that they nqlect growina up in a fractious Jewish tbe buic craft of keepina UI family in Bro0klyn in the '30s COD.DeCted; a .teene involviq ha been g:iftll cor:y yet not aecret documenta on an elevator suff ocarin&IY cute life on screen. is almoat cluaically clwmy. Tbe yeast in th.is cake is the With <m:ta SQCCbi. .aing, which includes Blythe .. HOT SHOT" (PG)-Jim Danner u the bossy mother, Younp atart u a youq aocc:er Bob Dishy u her 1ood, player wbo tra~b to Brazil in Dopraaioo-afllicted husband, hopes of meeting the soccer and Judith Ivey u the widowed 1uper-1tar he idolizes and sister who wanta • life of her becomiq a world~lus player. own; Tbe Jintiq element is the With the legendary Pele. sou Eupne. the future writer, Directed by Rick K..ing. played by Jonathan Silverman *I ID STUFA TllDl (ll)-with a pualy. deadpan charm A 1mpcmc thriller about a that is rarely overdone. The ~ congmial family man jokd are fairly gentle stuff, the who Jaida hit deep ctemmitia Jewish toucba are somewhat inside bis new family, after amorphous yet not strictly marderi.na his f mt wife and aeneric~ and the DOlhlaia for the child.Jen. With Teny O~ past does not cloy. Gene Saks Jill Schoelen, Shelley Back, d.irccted capably from Simon .. Cbarlea Lanyer and Stephen script, aod tbe acton give char- Sbellen. Directed by Joseph acter to their stereotypes. Ivey _ Ruben. _is especially fine • ...... llll W111t'1 Paull , . CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS l . Stqeium '· IMXpcmive 10. Booai ~ 1.c. r ash&n1 •ppuabll 1 ). Docw part 16. Brink 17. Utt; nanow rid~ II. A~Ddecl 19. Lataa fot ,•Jilit llfttli"l' ~: ~;:::• M . Ailing n . A(rian Mounta.i.M 26. Promontories }(). fumed l-4. Conltdente ''· Thtodott }6. Nab • n . Stool pigeon }8. Dcf endu o( his country 40. Poetic coo.tnctiGft iU . Put of& Sowa 0 . Ifs onl1 human -44'. festive .. ,. 1V"9ding bird 46. AJw .... Dog &mus DOWN l . Farm wplanent 2. Trick l . Kind ol mmimtioo ... faithJameu '· Q.aack 6. skin 7. •• 9. 10. It. u . n . 21. 2). 2,. 26. n . 21. 29. }I. n . n .. J6. }8. )9. "2. .... • '46. •'1. .f9. )I. )2. H . )(. W-aottt vchidr "· w S6. F.-.as.-ala.ao n . No __ 60. Japanar ash ------------ ' .. --....: ) . I .,. • Cover Home Offered by -.rom/.Rit~ Boland. of Unique Homes . . • -------_---' - ... ......... . .. -~·-- PATii ft.BIEi I If u 11111 .. IM 1111 _.., .. ._ ..... llr T• m .. 1111111 If 111111(11 ._, A .... 1111 1111 (II rilM) n 1111 I ..... II Ill I I I, • llf Dll ..... Pool a plus, .so .'~ ~neighborhood ·in HV Homes BY JUDY DUFFY · 1954 Port Seaboume. agrees Posted on a community bul-that this neighborhood is letin board which resides behind · designed with f amity living in one of the entry kiosks to Har- bor View Homes is a childishly lettered sign anno\lncing that a family bas lost a dog. Not unusual in a world of do-it- younelf sign posting. but chan- ces are that the pet in question will fmd bis owners sooner just because be has the good fortune to be lost in one of Newport Beach's premier family-oriented communities. The family that now resides at this week 's featured home, mind ... This is a good neighbor- hood and we have super neigh- bors," said the present owner. Listed at S3S7 .soo on fee land by Tom aad Rita Boland of Unique Homes, the house stands ready to reveal its special char- acter to' prospective buyers. The popular Palermo floor plan leaves little to improve upon for family living with flair. Four bcdroo~ 2Y.r baths, two fire- places and gourmet kitchen begin the interior story. The generously sii'cd 6S' x 108' lot garage and laundry area. provides-enough room outdoors for a separate story all its own. It contains both covered patio and wooden sun deck, in addi-. tion to a sparkling pool and spa with concrete entertaining areas. GOURMET KITCHEN Located near Anderson school and the central, associ- ation controlled park, the home has been meticulously main- tained and upgraded. Entering the tiled entry~ guests step up and into a floor plan that will gamer comment for the great good sense it makes for family living. To the left is a large formal living room. The brick fireplace is flanked by sparkling windows. Traffic flows easily around an .. L" into the formal dining room with it's view of the b.ck yard. Soaring cathedral ceilings add more visual space and the total formal areas of the home can be arranged and/ or decorated to either invite or discourage con- atant ~ by family memben. From the eatry a few steps up and straight ahead takes the guest into the bub of the lower floor, the family aized kitchen with room for more than one cook and a full view o( t.be pool and outdoor livina areas beyond it's large, sun filled windows. Cooks and kitchen helpen ... , feel iloJaled in this cheery titcben. W orten area 't bidden, but Ihm in the Ktion of playina cbildren or laupiq pats while ICrViq or preparing f ooct. Left. 6f the family dinina ~ is the Fftet'OUS family room divided from the. kitchen visually by a railing and sun.ken for more visual excitement. Arcadia doors open from it to tlae • coVcRd patio ·arid a briCk fll"C- place and wet bark complete the total inYitation to lbared aood times. The downstairs po.wcler room ii located here too, u is ~ ~M ~r to &Jae double OUTDOOR REA VEN Spac ious and inviting. the complete f maily area of the home, (as well as the formal dining room), gains immeasur- ably from the special quality and planning that went into the addition of the deck, patio and pool. Together. indoors and outdoors combine to extend the possibilities for family living and entertaining fun in this property. From the carefully hidden pool equipment to the thoughtful addition of extra electric outleu, the outdoor area of the home is reminiscent of magazine ideals of everything a family could want to enjoy the good life. Add to all this a feeling of privacy provided by tall 1creenin1 cypress trees and wonderful landscapina, and prospective buyen see the true potential for enjoyina an investment in this property. A double wide stai.rcue leads to the upper, private, areas of the home. Adult pampering beains at the doorway to the muter suite. Not depriwd of a . I 1 lf•NI • ~ ---- ... LISTING NEWUSTING NEWU8l1NG ID•ID II !llO-tm! -5 bdnna, ltudy, 3 btha. CIMn aa a Whfltle, oak paneling. tile pavera, br-hardware and big yard. $380,000. MC I 1111 ,_ Poputa; H.V. Homes, pertect condition With pool, 1P8 Md boet/R.V. storage area. 4 bdrma, 2'A batha, walk to school. $357 ,500. IEWPllT llllllS-Clll ' INl1 -4 bdrma, 4 baths plus extra rooms to grow into, remodeled kitchen, and teeny tiny ocean view. $299,950. • Ir, En I Ill -, Irvine Terrace, 4 bdrm, ready to move in, newer kitchen, master with spa. courtyard patio, custom location . $385,000. THE UNIQUE NATALIE FOGARTY ,. Sales person of the month for January 1987, Natalie Fogarty opened with four sales in January totalling $1,270,000. One in The Bluffs, two In Olde CdM and one in Lake Forest. Natalie is past president of the Balboa Island Improvement Association, an accomplis~ed skier, scuba diver and pilot. Please don't consider Natalie unique; she's typical of the Unique sales staff: Courteous, Conscientious and ... Colorful! ----UNDER SIOD,GOO 11521 .. -A UnMnlty Park o.ne home on cu~. greenbelt. Newer carpet, colorful tile, 4 bdrma, .. K~on" model. $280,000. .. Cll Cl'P -In a loY8ly 4 bdrm, 3 ba family 11C CMTll llY -Customized Broadmoor unique home. ee.uttfulty maintained Cape Cod, some floor pa., 5 bdrm, city light view with country YU, dole to beach, shops. $625,000. like living. Spacious feel. S759,000. UTTLl ,_ • • --In Mclain .. Green-briar", 2 bdrm, 2 bath townhome, enctoeed 2 car garage, golf+ sunaet YU, lmmac. end unit. $250,000. ••ma• IUTCUFF -Highly remodeled, ex- quisite master suite, country kitchen, formal dining, sundeck, spa. $495,000. PORmY PUm ....... -In Harbor View close to pool, spa, park, school. 4 bdrm, family room home. Fast escrow. $349,000. IUllY 1.U -Lovely upgraded townhome near 1111• lllW HIFIM _ Now vacant 8nd anxious! University. White washed fl<>Ors, vertical blinds, Woodsie feel, secluded spa, 4 bdrm, 21n ba and 2 bdrm. 2'A bath. $138,500. lowest priced 2 story In area. $319,000. •TIE lllffS -Oel1Q5·· l ft,se community; this 4 bdrm la ~ ._ .!fchen. plantation lAClll lllCI CITTIU -Flavored 3 bdrm, a block ,_, to Vk:toria Beach. newer and nicer, with a peek shutters, akyt6' ,-.o11,500. of blue view. $420,000. CIUT CllF COllS( ll:W -2 bdrm. 2 ba, instant occupancy ( 1400 per mo.) owner wants fast escrow on McLain townhome. $232,500. • T9S IS .U -Townhome in .Newport, 3 bdrm. ~ ba, over 2000 sq. ft., 2 patios, large master. 2 fireplaces. near tennis, pool. $249.000. WTSM CISTI IOI ~ 0..-de-sac neigh- borhood near e_ Q ~ bdrms, lrg family room, flrepl~";J .. #c>Od floors. $225,000. ---$317,500 TO S825,000--- " 1 SI TYPICAi. M -3 bdrm doll house redone kitchen, oversized IO!, separate in-law qtrs. must see in 200 block. $4'55.000. llM JtDK( Clim -Finest spacious custom bulh 4 bdrm, great for entertaining, just re- decorated and close to all. $429.500. PM • PlWU MT -Immaculate remodel. lowest price, new carpets, fresh paint, redone krtchen. 3 bdrm, den, near beach. ---S759,0llO AND ABOVE--- IOCI flllT TRRI• -Get Involved with 3 A llW M Tl( lllff -In San Ctemente, spectacu- bdrm, 2 ba on West Oceanfront. Adult/family lar view of the Pacific. 5 bdrms, mediterranean Hvlng. $560,000 with $20,000 decor pkg. flavor. owner willing to finance. $1 ,500,000. all Clm walllml -3 bdrms, 2 baths, PmlllU llTFlat -50' in prime location on larger lot and close to the beach. Beams, bricks, Bay. Charm, seduded patio. pier, float. Large board and batten. Priced at $317,500.A master & sitting room. $995,000. IH, LICINI, -.m -Neerty 3,000 sq. ft , ID, ID, ID! -Ocean Blvd, 3 bdrm, 2 ba, 1 private spa. sophisticated lifestyte in 98CUre story on highly elevated 40' lot. Approx. 180° gated community. 3 bdrm, FR. $427,500. view. Buy adj. 30' lot for 70' frontage. $895,000. l1ryAnnAndmln Binni• Barrlngten Rltl Bo11nd T• B111nd J• lr1e1y .... , ....... ... Cerzlm l.111111 Curci Fr11 IClll Enm ....... flprty Kathy Granieri lliilyl Dlmll &ma Ula..,., ...... 1111111 l ..... 1111•1111 Artie J1•1111 lllllJI) II Klll*"I -··-...., .. .. C1all ..... ., Pll lllny _,... ·-•lllllllllr Jim Wood--Owner /RealttK Open House SabM"Uy 1-5 CA119 CIOT $2•9.ooo Large 3 bdrtn., 2 ba. townhome MA .. VIEW -H $357 .soo •bdrm .. UPa~rmo:· pool and spa .llMIE JEllAC( $385,000 move an ready • bdrm. newer kit llMIE TEllMCt $429.500 Spacious• bdrm. 1 story URIOllVIEWHOmH $319.000 • bdrm • 2 '? ba UPalermo" OLDE CdM $485.000 3 bdrm . 2 ba + guest charmer Sunday 1-5 CAIYOI CREST $249.000 large 3 bdrm .. 2 ba townhome N0101 VIEW HOMES $357.500 4 bdrm . "Palermo. -pool and spa IRVllETEIUCE $385.000 move in ready 4 bdrm. newer kit lllVllE T£11ACE $429.500 Spacious 4 bdrm. 1 story -NARIOI VIEW lllUS $369.000 Ideal 4 bdrm .. 2 ba family home WESTCUff $355.000 Landmark 4 bdrm 2 ba custom BIS CAllYOI $759.000 Customized S bdrm Broadmoor OLDE Cd S595 ooo • bdrm. F .A ·cape Cocf OLDE c.111 $485.000 3 bdrm .. 2 ba. and guest charmer 37 c.,. Crill J. Skahlan llM hrt S11,1Ul"M R Boland 1112 ~ lln"ICI T. Boland tt• ....... Tema 8. Barrington 2012 hrt lrlllll O Johnson llO lrta 0 Mar1tas 37 Clayln Cral J Skahan 1154 hrt led • M Graves 1112 ..... Tema M von Getdem 11 • ...._TlmlCI B Bamngton 1424 laa'llt M. Roussetot ICD Wllktlfl 33 .... T,.. S Shngsby ms.• .... 0 Schroeder mtrta H Mar1tas ! Expanding COidweii Banker moves to PCH/Avocado office BY ANNE1TE WATSON Complementing the striking skyline along Pacific Coast llighway-goina towards Cor- ona del Mar-is the new loca- tion of the Newport Beach office of CoWw• Suter R11 .. n1dal Real r..tate Senlces, which is the number one office for Cold- well Banker in Southern Calif or- nia and the number one office in the western region of the United States. wrb.is is our first move in 14 yean-and we're all very excited about the new setting. This office is larger and the parking facility is great-both for clients and other rcaltors," said assistant manager Kay Ranger. The Newport Beach office bas 36 agents and is expanding even more, Ranger said. "Now that the move is behind us, we are expanding our sales staff. We have had inquiries and we arc currently holding interviews with experienced agents. Our staff is wonderf ur-there are many ~ts with lots of tenure, from fa"Ve to 20 years; our office bu bad little turnover. Thil year baa been cspeci•Hy great {for us with 20 people becoming members of the President's Club. which is Coldwell Banker's most prestiaious achievement level. It is this great sales staff that bu created the success in this office. WJbe staff is cohesive, coop- erative and competitive and has the backin1 of a national com- pany which really benefits the clients. All of our qents baVc a thorough knowledge of their areas of specialization and they share this inf onnation with each other, which further helps the agents help their elients." Lower interest rates boosted the real estate market through- out 1986, and 1987 seems to have a similar optill\istic prospect. Ranger has seen the industry complete the cycle of reaching an all-time high in 1980, to sinking to low depths-m the LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 815 VIA LIDO SOUD ) OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 Watch sunsets from 3 levels of finest Lido view. 4 BR -4 BA, playroom, Boat room, gourmet kitchen. Sandy beach, pier and float. $2,200,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT 904 VIA LIDO NORD OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 Beautiful dutch colonial, 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, library, finest panoramic north channel view. Next to park. Pier and slip for large boat. $2,625,000 200 VIA BARCELONA, LIDO ISLE OPEN SAT & SUN 1-5 Large 3 bedroom, 3 .,.th home with pool, cabana, sauna, on two Iota. Ringside view of tennis court action. $525,000 LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Prime Lido Nord, 32 ft. Bayfront lot, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, older beach home, pier and allp. Re- duced to $1,195,000. WESTCLIFF VILLA CONDO Prime ground floor unit, apecloua 2 BR·28A, three pMloa, apa, pool, BBQ ar•, 2 cw ga,._. $155,000 . • early-to-mic:l-ejptiea, to stabiliz- ina and climbiq up .pin. •Last year everyone worked hard and the tramactiom were exceptionally excitiq. We Ud many bayfroots and upper~ properties 1ell last year. Pres- ently Coldwell Banker, u well u other companies, baa a limited inventory of liltinp, beca111e so many properties that just didD 't sell when the market was alower, sold last year. 1be forecast for 1987 loob great for both buyen and scllen. December, which ii usually a alow month, wa very busy last year, .. said Ranger. ' Coldwell Banker Escrow Company, which is a separate company from the residential real estate services and which shared the office facility before. bu also made the move to the new location. Its office is in a nearby suite. . eow-1 ··-.,,., ••• .............. ia locatect at the COl'DCI' ~ COMl Hipway and Avocado in Newport 811cla. For con.enience clieatl &Del realton should look for the aaaia entrance on Avocado. .II• Maller is manqer and hJ ...... is usistant manap. For additional iof ormation aboat interviewin1 for experieaced sales positions call (71 .. ) 6Mi- 9Mt. TM Real Estate Blottn contains laf onaatioa wlakb ls a matttr of pablk record aod Is lnteede4 to nftect sales aetJvity ln lbe Newport Bada am. Coa84tntioa is eomputtd from dOCWDtarJ truder tas ,.W at the time of the recordatioa ol deeds at the ratt of S 1.11 per dtomand cloUan of cc lllidtftdoa esclll « I any nistinc loam and may not reflect a fuU aln price. Tnm Deeds reflect ene-bnacit amomta ... may han been recorded ap.imt. property on which there WU no saw. TM Newpott umcn pro.W.S .... iafornaation as a public MrYkt. PROPERTY DATE ADDRESS TRUST DEED CONSIDERATION Oct 20 2672 Circle Drive Unavail Unavail Oct 20 1921 Teresita Lane $193 ,400 $242,000 Oct 20 1724 Highland Drive Unavail Unavail Oct 20 800 Via Lido Nord Unavail Unavail Oct 20 815 Ceiba Place Unavail Unavail Oct 21 1515 Serenade $340,000 Unavail Oct 21 1525 Bonnie Doon~ Unavail Unavail Oct 21 1231 Essex Lane Unavail Unavail Oct 21 2534 Vista Baya Unavail Unavail Oct 21 649 Vista Bonita $152,000 Unavail Oct 21 1836 Port Kimberly $191 ,000 $255,000 Oct 22 2315 Pacific Drive Unavail Unavail Oct 22 I 000 Dover Drive Unavail Unavail Oct 22 2005 Baja $85,000 $185,000 Oct 22 6 Drakes Bay Drive $258,700 $345,000 Oct 23 I 024 E. Balboa BJ. Unavail Unavail Oct 23 2585 Crestview Drive $145,000 $93,500 Oct 23 2612 Crestview Drive Unavail Unavail Oct 23 2112 Windward Lane Unavail Unavail Oct 23 514 38th Street Unavail Unavail Oct 23 2145 Visra Entrada Unavail Unavail Oct23 2112 Felipe Unavail Unavail Oct 23 523 Vista Flora Unavail Unavail Oct 23 2105 Yacht Daphne Unavail Unavail Oct 23 426 Poinsettia Avenue Unavail Unavail Oct 23 55 Sea Island Drive $177,250 $187,000 I Oct 24 316 Larkspur Lane $175,000 Unavail Oct 24 2245 Vista Huerta Unavail Unavail Oct 24 2016 Vista C8udal Unavail S20S,OOO ( - FEllUAIY I. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS/tRVINE TODAY ,. II W ndro e design keys Rancho Niguel homes in this area..'" Homebuyen look.i.Da for qual- ity comtruction. luxury ameDi- tics and a psaUer community will have to look no furtlaer than Windroae at Rancbo Niguel when Phue Five opens on Saturday, Fcbiury 7. Develop- ers, Tbc Buie Corporation and Rome Capital Development Group, are offering 20 addi- tional homes for sale in this pbale. WJbc Windrose deaipa have been extremely popular with homebuyen, .. said Jeffry Stod- dard, executive vice preSident of Buie'• Laguna Niguel division. .. With ltUtina prices of SI S6,900 in this new phase, there's little elle to compare with Windrosc Windrose's single-family det- ached homes are available in four floor plans ranging from I , J 96 to J ,810 square feet. Included are a variety of amen- ities, such as front yard lands- caping, complete fencing and interior appointments from vaulted cci.li.np and mahogany entry doon to microwave ovens, fucplacea and f umiture-grade cabinetry. Located along Crown Valley Parkway between the San Diego Freeway (1-S) and La Paz Road, Windrose is part of Rancho Niguel, the prestigious 600-acre muter-planned community that is attracting new residents from JUMBO RESIDENTIAL LOANS $300,000 to $5,000,000 *EASY QUALIFYING-NO TAX RETURNS NO INCOME VERIFICATION REQUIRED *FIXED RATE *ASSUMABLE Call T erl Caldwell ·----l-tiEam•'995-6949 - LOWEST RATE . JUMBO LOANS 8 3A% 15 YEAR FIXED Call Michael Barone at (714) 955-2105 Western Counties Mortgage 19762 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine· EASTS/DE BEAUTY ' .-. ~ Located in one of Costa Mesa's finest areas. This lovely home offers a warm country feeling. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. fireplace. hot tub and all on a quiet cul-de-sac street. Call now for appointment. CDMDUPLEX South of P.C .H. this affordable duplex could be added on_ to have a view of the Pacific. Located on a quiet street you can live in the two bedroom and rent t he large one bedroom. Needs a little loving care. COSTA MESA-$129,500 Move right into this lovely 3 bedroom home. It's clean a~d neat and.on a quiet cul-de-sac street. Features upgraded kitchen. bath, and large yard with fruit trees. EASTS/DE-WALK TO SHOPPING From this large and spacious 3 bedroom condo. Ov~rlooki!'g beautiful greenbelt, this home has been upgraded nicely with French doors and charm. Owner has priced this home to sell. Traditional Realty .. 30 l EAST l TTH STREET, SUITE 204 COSTA MESA, CA 92627 (714) 631-7370 .. a1J over Southern Calif orniL When completed, the commun- <tty will contain a variety of single-family homes, town- houses, small lot patio homes, condominiums, senior housin& a family~riented shopping cen- ter and a neighborhood elemen- tary school. "'Rancho Niguel will be a premier south Oraqe County community with a special blend- ing of homes, open land and parks, and an amazing array of recreational facilities," com- mented Gordon Misenhimer, CEO of Home eapital.. The Buie Corporation, with off"acea in Laguna Niguel and San Diego, bas won numerous awards for ib projects, including the 1985 MAME Grand Award for the Windrosc series in San Diego. Principals Robert Buie, Jeffry Stoddard, James Saivar and Robert Wyatt previously bad been involved in planning and developing Laguna Niguel Home Capital Development Group, a subsidiary of Home Federal Savings and Loan, is one of the largest and most active savinp and loan subsi- diaries in the nation. Windrosc model homes an: open daily from 10 a.m. to S p.m. at 24856 Golden Vista, off Crown Valley Parkway and Nueva Vista in Laguna Niguel For more information, call (714) 831-6107. SOMETIMES ••• EVEN THE American Loans Wl-0282 Bayview Mortgage 640-0410 BMC Mort!Jit9e 8.51-0431 Cal· Tex Mortgage 991-7100 Western Cities fe-1968 v otba Linda Mort911191! m -1611 SlllF!LEST TRANSAC I ION CAN TURN INTO ''SOMETHING ELSE'' That's why you need SAFECO on your tearri. With our ~I , expertise, and computerized services, we'll eliminate the '\Jnexpected" and get your transaction moving again towards its recording deadline. So call us today with your title ,. service needs, because no matter what the obstacle, WE RISE TO THE OCCASION. CUSTOMER SERVICE 973-3200 (800) FOR TITLe. (714) 547-n51 825 NORTH BROADWAY, SANTA ANA, CA 92702 87,, COMMENTS Fas test seT'VlCe. l ~~ 8141% 1 ~% 9~% 2% Can W ill lock m. Easyq~futed 11"2% 8 }i~ 1 ~% 9\~ ~ 8~ ~ -rate program. Cash out refi's w no seasonng No qualifying loan. CaD 9-J,% CaD 91, 10'\, fixed and ~. Up to $5 million. 3 week loan approval. . ~ 8~% 2% CJ\, ~ 3$4% ~,, Equity bans ava?at+. FHA and VA Cal sw~ Cal 91,~ Call 8',,, 9'.,, 6nancSls avMabk Ask for Gina ~ ~% ~ 9h~ 2% 9~% l<Jll> Ask for Dan Dobbs. for the home of your dreams ... see today's real estate section ·gwas a gew CWee~ CR~e Ck.tst ... as . ._.Aad ...Aee ffi.toug~ ffie CRus. ~ot a C~ted was gu.utag. ~DA Caoottag a 'Juss ... A nde in an airliner-like bus, a lunch of burgers. fnes and malteds, and a presentation of the grandest Christ- mas pageant on Earth highlighted this year's annual Chnstmas benefit for CHOC (Children'• Hospital ol Or· anptowltJ). 25 c~11dren. each accompanied by a parent. were picked up at CHOC by FunBua luxurJ Trawl and taken to Red Robin in Santa Ana for lunch and munchies. From there, it was on to the C,.,..., Cathedral in Garden Grove. for the spectacular showing of "The GlorJ of Chriatrnaa''. The entire evening was made possible by the gracious donations of FunBua luunJ Trn91. Red Robin. and the Clyml Cathedral, who each donated services, food, and time. Because when we bnghten a child's holidays, we also raise our own seasonal spi~ts. as well. ~ .:m "'"-~.;,,_I I ,·1 ~ founded bj ~ v-. .., 19'7 Oft .. CClnC9llt .... ~. bu& could -----... -• jlt ......... .._, y..., pnMdlis~~totaU'tltdellln ..... ~ .. ~ ~km#y ..... -..... 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The muter suite bu been cleverly divided by the use of a raised &Ra siz.ed to fit kin1-sized beddin1 and larae bedroom pieces, the remaining floor apace off en itself as a retreat for the installation of furnisbinp to suit the punuits of the ownen. An off"~ sewing room, or private sitting room for readina and TV would all fit handily into this area while still leavin1 ample room for dressing and access to the large twin wardrobes. Three more bedrooms share the upper floor. Suitably sized for toddlers, teens, den or guest space, the bedrooms are versatile and welcoming with their mir· rored wardrobe doon. A full bath, convenient to all the rooms, large linen storage area complete with shelf for phone or decorative pieces and access from the street side room to the tnt9b! of C""-MOI A LMnc Nativity OIPctinl Che bw1tl ol Ctw'9t. ..... .., ti aw· -.~ .. wartcr • ..,....,.. ..,,..,._.......,o1.a. ..... ........ °"'-----....... .... ~-..-.. ................. .. cou•lbM• to er.-the.,...,..~.,_ '° pedi9d ~ eacll,.. ....... .. ~-.on. lha();.il~ ... .... .......... .., .. ._..'" ..... ,,.. . ..,.,,. ............ The ~ ~ Qr\ -NaCNd .. (714) 971..eooD plant balcony over the garqe. Decorated tbrou1hout in creamy neutrals. tbe sun wirmed upects of the home have been capitalind for visual interest and welcomin1 eye appeal. The property hu been maintained with an eye toward enhancing its value. the neighborhood enjoys the protection and privileaes of an association which maintains the central park u well u two community pools for residents9 enjoyment. -rhis is just a terrific place for a young family/' said Boland of the property. He didn\ doubt that others mi1ht also find REAL TY WORLD ~ in the quiet streets and ~ ol ~ ref1ected in the WeD-tept .._..but families aild Harbor V°ICW Homes just seem to 10 t~. FINANCIAi; PACTS/ REALTOR INFORMA-· TION 1954 Port Seaboume ia listed at 1357,511 by Tom ud Rita "oleNI of Ullilqlle Bo••· Call 675 'Ill for an appointment to inspect the property or stop by Unique Homes at UO r.dk COlllt JDabaJ in CGIOlla .__ Mar. NEWPORT BEACH LOVELY EASTSIDE HOME-Back on market! On quiet cukte- sac in nice family neiahborhood-3 bedrooms. 2~ baths. den. 4-ar garage. Beautifully landscaped-2 patios and separate doe run. Your chance for spacious family home fw $210,000. Call to see . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -COllllERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL MOl'ERTIES CANNERY VILLAGE WATERFRONT-New dock with variety ot uses. Build to your own use! 1145,000. CANNERY VILLAGE-DOUBLE LOT ON VILLA WAY-Three units commercial with aood income. T enific future ~inc in this area! 1425.000. · COSTA MESA INDUSTRIAL-36,000 sq. ft. on Superior Ave. Assorted buildinp suitable fw cars/trucks, li&ht manufacturinc, many uses. Call fw details. COSTA MESA INDUSTRIAL SITE..:.vacant comer with approwd plans fw 2,000 sq. ~ t>Wdi,._ AH Street impro"9ments Md utilities .a in. Just reduced to SlJt.000.. 842-5200 ca REALTY WORLD. PETE BARRETT REALTY Dover Shores home joins 'Builder tour '87' a note from maury jewel-toned fabric. The hand- some aunoulidinp showcase an impressive art collection and numerous furnishings she designed especially for the res- .. idence. GOOD BUYS!!· Family Beginner Tbc saunnina Do~ Shores home of Robert and Carole EicbeD Puaovoy bu been added to the Fourth Annual Builder Home Tour, wb.icb will take place on Saturday, Feb. 21 • announced co-chain Claudia Roxburah of Tile Roxburgh AFfx:Y, Inc .• and Rick Hopcraft of Fint American Title Insu- rance. AD Annual ctiaritable presen- tation of tbe Oraqe County buildina industry, the tour visits a collection of exceptional har- bor area homa beloqing to buildiq industry leaders. This year, proceedl will .benefit the Medical ltelearcb and Educa- tion Society of the Univenity of California, Irvine. As part of the remodelling, there is a totally new "dream kitchen" that welcomes lavish entertaining. Two of the three bedrooms have been outfitted as offices to accommodate the couple's business responsibili- ties, while the luxurious muter suite is a 'wonderful retreat, complete wit~ media center and built-in kitchen. Close to shopping, schools, library, park. Three bedroom, 2 bath r home on large fenced lot. New carpet, tile, appliances. etc. Owner may consider lease option or lease. $183,500 Close To Beach Extending the interior penon- ality and livability of the home to the outdoon bas been one of Eichen 's strongest design philos- ophies throughout her career. It is a rule evident in her own home. Fronting the Newport back bay, the couple's terrace is a favorite area for relaxation and is rlandscaped with the same exacting standards showcased inside. Old Coro"'a del Mar immaculate 3 bedroom home. Colorful yard, owner ready to move and will carry first. $325,500 Canyon View Commenting on this addition to the tour itinerary. Roxburgh stated: .. We are thrilled that the Passovoys have graciously offered to open their spectacular home for the first time. I am sure it will be a highlight of the eve,ning." Laguna Beach large lot with pool. Bright, cheerful 3 bedroom, 2Y2 bath home. Beamed ceiling, decks, also ·some ocean view. $325 ,000 Harbor View-Sea wind An internationally renowned designer who is recognized as a leading innovator in model home merchandising. Eichen ·s flair and imagination arc evi- denced throughout the 4,200 square-foot residence. While the coupte•s home depicts the unique talents of the prominent designer ... it is more our place to relax and be a family than-it is-a museum for interior design," Eicbcn noted. A total of just 78 participants will partake of a gourmet pro- gressive dinner, plus wines and champagne, at each stop, all underwritten by industry spon- sors. Outstanding Sommerset model-5 bedrooms, 3 baths, dining room, family room, 2 fireplaces, 3-car garage with storage, pool and spa. Easy maintenance yard . Fee land. $389,750 Rentals We have a few!! Although she and her hus- band fell in love with the quiet, watenide location, the home needed someone with a prof es- sional eye and lots of imagina- tion to appreciate its potential, according to Eichen. Describing the theme as "'eclectic." Carole Eicbcn keyed the colon to a striking black and Tickets for the black-tie optional event arc SI 00, and information is available by contacting R ick Hopcraft at (714) SS8-321 I. MAURY STAUFFER SEA LION REAL TY 673-5354 3601 E. Coast Hwy. 673-5354 2 Bedroom 392 Cliff Dr. (N. Laguna) •• 631 -1400 $550,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 601 Lido Pk. Or. #2A (Cannery Village) • 631 -1400 $510,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 9n Bayside Cove W. (Bayside Dr.) ••# 631-1400 $695,000 Sun 1-5 975 Bayside Cove W. (Bayside Dr.)••# 631-14'00 $685,000 Sun 1-5 984 Bayside Cove W. (Bayside Or.) •• 631 -1400 (LH) $250,000 Sun 1-5 . 104 Via Lorca (Lido Isle) 831-1 400 $480,000 3 Bedroom 37 Canyon Crest (Canyon Crest) e1s-eooo $2~.ooo 230 Iris (Olde CdM) 67s-6000 $485.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 Sat-Sun 1...S Sat-Sun 1-5 408 E. Oceanfront (Peninsula) Duplex • 631-1400 $900.000 Sat-Sun 1...S 1&49 Bayside Dr. (Bayfront) O••# 631 -1400 $1 .350,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 3 Bedroom 1301 N. Bayfront (Balboa Isle) Duplex 631 -1400 $719,000 Sat-Sun 1-5 23 Ima Loa (NPt. Crest) 631-1400 $227,500 Sun 1-5 2483 Parmley Lane (Costa Mesa) • 631 -1400 $255,000 Sun 1-5 2128 E. Ocean Blvd. (Peninsula Pt.) 631-1400 $349,000 Sat 1-5 200 Via Barcelona (Lido Isle) * 675-6161 $525,000 Sat-Sun 1...S 4 Bedroom 815 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) ••0# 675-6161 $2,200.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 1112 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terrace)· 675-«>00 $385.000 Sat-Sun 1...S 1108 Dolphin Terr (Irvine Terrace) 675-0000 S.-29,000 •. Sat-Sun 1-5 1954 Port Seabourne (HV Homes)•• 675-EOOO $357 ,500 Sat-Sun 1-5 4 Bedroom 2012 Port Bristol {HV Homes) •# 675-0000 $319.000 1424 Seacrest (HV Hills) 675-6000 $369.000 1008 Westcliff Dr. (Westchff) 675-6000 $355,000 232 Goldenrod (Olde CdM) # 675-6000 $595,000 33 Burning Tree (Big Cyn) 675-6000 $759,000 2600 Bayshore Or. (Bayfront) 631 -1400 (LH) $599,500 ., 500 .. K .. St. (Peninsula Point)# 631-1400 $435.000 500 "K .. St. (Peninsula Point)# 631 -1 400 $425,000 5 Bedroom 904 Via Lido Nord (Lido Isle) ••0# Sat 1-5 Sat-Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sun 1-5 Sat-Sun 1-5 Sat-Sun 1..S Sat 1...S 675-6161 $2.~25.000 Sat-Sun 1-5 324 Morning Star (Bayfront) •• 631 -1.00 $945,000 .. Sun 1...S Key: * Pool or Spa • View # Family Room • Waterfront ., ~...,. Mffm:t on Belboe lllland. new dock. A '*"'-"' .. 4 bedroom ... 9nily room. elegant tonnal dlrq room. 2 .... in ....... t.ltt-and outlide play ymd. and MUna with 111nning lampe.. Bu61t In '&4 with maMlr ~ and .... of the art ~ which guidee the h 11lng and cooling sy8'ema. apu and uuna. video. lntlreom and NCUrttyaymma. a•• a1-1• llftlllEI llYFml with cwet 80 ~ ot water frontage and panoramic views of the widest part of Newport twbor. Large. gracious 1 stoty 4 bedroom home with tormaJ dining. tamtty and sun rooms plus courtyard pool in this exclusN9 waterf1on1 community with private beaches. MT._BTll1.•• Dl·t• Fa.. ..... EJTAn · A home of greet quality with superb views. The 5 bedroom main house intcudes 2 master suttes. formal dintngTOOm, den and family room. The leMlllts quarters have 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The spacious grounds include a tennis court. pool and spa. 11 .~ 131 ·14'1 .. Elll • mu IAYF91T with sJip on Linda Isle. First bme on market. a 5 bedroom, wi1h family and formal dining rooms with wood siding. sparkling white trim, beamed ceilings. trench doors and paned windows. A fabulous oak. brass and brick ftoored Diane Johnson kitchen plus fresh and charming desfgner decor. ...... 131 ·14'1 llYFlllT ~ in this customized 3 bedroom. office, den opening to 20' lap pool, gourmet eat-in kitchen plus 2 stmy living room with a watt of windows fronting on the bey. Dock for large boat Remodeled in '82 with 9'Jp8ft> taMe. ............ 1.. . ...• P I I lll't MY • Beautiful home with dock tor 2 a.rge boata. Two atory 5 bedroom, 4 b9th with tonn8' dining and study. Handlomely dec:omed with 9'>8"tstl tile floors. lots of mirrora and lkytighta tor an open feeling. 11.111.m 111 ·•• -llUll .. llnmT MTI 71' on the water. Dock for MV9fal large bom.. Walls of glua aurroond this cheerful one eeory 4 bedroom. den. family and fonnaJ dining rooms and bonua room/ office. Large baysiPe patio surround9 lovely cuMom pool. Mii ...... ,_ IHI• Al·t• rtlTllTIC llY'f911' llCANI on Belboa llland. The widest part of the harbof for ~ lloua aunMt and boring Ktiof'I vista. Well built •island" styte 2 story home with 3 bedrooms and family room plus pier and slip for larger boat --l7Mlll IBDI ICUllmT .UX · Buitt in 1985 u top quality condoe.. 3 bedroom and 4 bedroom untta with tom.a dining rooms and gourmet eat-in kitchens. trench doors. double pened windows. o9k noon and cabinets. spe tuba. and view balconies. Walk to Ferry and Balboa ahopping and rellauran1a. 1111.• 111·1• --aMI · MnmT 9\0 Down channel and open bey .._. from 1hia eouth b9yfront locdon. A ~ wen maintained property with 3 and 2 bedroom unita. T enific ,..,.., history. Furniture avail.t>le for ..... --•...• ... .., • Alt incredibly beeutifuA. YfllY large 4 bedroom, neetty new home with the flnMt ~ In ~ and deeigl'I. CuMom 8 ~ doors. wood prtyacy ahulWa. hand troweled fireptacea. cuMc>m pepet'8 and IMded and b9veled glau windows. Glorious ocean .._. ptua a 2 bedroom and loft apar1menl -·-•...• Nm• llnmt LICANI on Unda Isle. Wide turning bain Ylewa !Tom this bert>er car'JM"ld 4 bedroom with family and formal dining rooms. Pool and epa in courtyard ptus dock for large boal Bank owned with Wrific potentiat. llAt1K ..... Tl. . .fll) ~ 111· 1411 • CM'fll · custom remodeled and proteaionalfy decorated In tones of peach and vanilla with bleached oak ftoot'9. A 4 bedl oom mini mansion with family and formal dining rooms. i tnpaaces, atrium and spacious gourmet kitchen. BANK OWNED ... 11.. • ..... • Mil I 1--wtl'ta'on-.~andou•ILdltg IWbor vl9w&. Ew ... fMti3 dlll d 4 bedroom home wilt . cnr1•c °'*' 1oor •and ._..-*Y Gd•FY .wt 80Mrlg ......,... roof and vt.w al ._ .... Wot...,. tor an ........... colleclon and formll • ....... Bink owned In tie Pl I llgfoue communMy ... prh• b I let-.. IL" I I • at-1• O I U...., · wMh bey, night tight and )lilly..._ wurtty 91111 m Md .n pMdno. Wei caNd tor 2 aby 3 bedloom _...._.dll*tganddenanduwwylkylgtMt.mlyroom. 0.... locdon ~from beech. II -•t·I• ft llU CllTm ...n · buitt tor pr111nt ownera In 1913 U8ir'9thelfwet1Mt1111la Nry, high c1Hiaged. ,,_ tlowllig 3 bedroom wilt t.mly and dining .... and ---den/ oflce phla pdo. Double pMechrindowa. .e.ined gla-. IOler .... 8fMj. fn malte b9th. --··-·-Lm al• •1a11 ·An architectural gem built In '"U" at\111)8 around tuet'I pdo on wide lot High c.ilinged ~ down with adjacent cozy den with ftreplece. 2 children's bedrooma in upstairs. wing with sun deck plua ~ maids room. formal dining and gourmet kitchen. ... 111·•• _.CAMI. on Balboa's quiet little Island. Derting older 3 bedroom front houae with bey view, 2 bedroom~ separate Dunk room 8nd 4 car park.Ing. Dock for two 18' boats. Assumable 1st TO. owner may carry 2nd. ~ 17~ . TWI flU Lift. ----• Spedoua. 2 *1tty 4 bedroom family tw with ..orw game room.. Roof top ... dedt eurrounded by twti or-.-Y 1n MCluded gerden. AnUoua owner, fNlke olllr. ....... ~ a1-1• llnmT ~ with turning baln and night f.ght views. Elegant and immacutm 2 bedroom, -...uJy decof aa.d In neutral 10ne&. Greet locdon in MCUrity building with doonMn and pool .1.... • ...• ••ram • Lm llll . a..c charm in tNa '*"Y remod1l1d home with 2 eotnpl• ~ ...... RiMehed to perfection and in turnkey concllion with tpldoua gourmet flllnity kitcher .. 1arge bey windo.ect MnQ room and aunny Plllio. Enjoy the Udo lit .... from ............ ·--•...• --*-CllTm • A bMutiful hlhty c=-pl11 d home plu8 1 bedroom~ MVW beb9 on h nwbt wilh • bedloome, including 7 1121 ...... ·~ plua roof top vt.w 11m1ee and den. LMng and dining rooma open to •llCtMI garden patio. Securtty ...... ·--m.-.,... CW WITI mAT .. ·Lowly 3 bedroom unit with 3 .,..._ ftrepliace. ~ and front and rw pdoe with b9y and cMnnel views. Securtty building wtth ~boat lllp. ·--••·1• " I LA Nm · Onty 7 ~ old and beeutifufty upgr9ded grey INngted 4 bedroom wtl't tlmily and bmal dining rooms and tovety country kitchen and 2 patio&. With o9k c.bineta. hardwood floor&. trench doon and 3 bttck fireptecee Just *Pl to b9y and oc:.n b llchea. Ma• D1·•• l&nwT ~ with penoramk: views. Totally remodeled 2 bedroom In MCUrity building. Arie. lncludM beautiful furnlahlngs down 10 the lut taecup. 8oet lllp avai~ Walk '° ~ and beach. ar.t vacation get·a·way. am• 111-1• I JlA Nm "'I t' 1 ,. • S Mdroom on ~·a MOii .. dw .............. al"""' lind --.... opento~bltdl~Wondlt'MvlllgellR ..... Md ..... to b11at. Md..,,. dub. ... .,., . .... -mu ............ _. c..ct tor a bedroom home In CoraM ...... ..,_... loor -....... ~room ope11i199 to a b11 ._ .. .....,_.Md wsr prMll yilld ....... pdo and -~ .. ...,. CUlbft pool and ..... ..... ··-·-,_ ... mt.D .... trom ~1bellb11~Upper 3 bedroom ....... deck ... OCWl ... gr..t tor°"'*' OCQipent. u. nice 2 bedroom ..,... unit tor income-lol'I w*9 hlM brick ....... and large room& ... ··-·- ..., LICl• ln SN Hllgfoue ~ Lmidlcllped comer lot with 3 bedloom 2 Mitt home_..,,,.... ~L W•Mlc>w Wiiia of IMng room and bedroom wing WfllP around apedoue pdo. ~ remodel poeentlel. SfJ I FA NEEDS FAST SALE ANO ESCAOWft IUll 1111• ••-1• EAILY ._*Ml brick~ '! bedroom9 wMh ~ open ~ ceilingett .... " y . with cozy ...,...,. and traditional charrf, e...O ~ .... and b llchel from I quiet litle laland ~ ~ mz• •·•• llftm Clft · Great ~tty. take edYantllge ~ auper teue. °' buy the land. Uke new 2 bedroom condo with partial bey views and a1l8Ched double gw11ge. A~ rights to 30' boa1 slip plus community pool and ..,._ tlll IZll• D1·t• 1£1f •T CIEIT TIWllll• · Exceptionally hand9ome unit Highty upgraded with 3 bedrooms. tamity room. and added study loft In master ~ Wood ftoora and designer decor plus doubfft attached garage. Community pool, lP8 and tennls. &!.... 111·1• lJall . with gt9t oc.an views. Original old beect\ cottllge. Upper lewl, living room with fi~. one bedloom and huge deck. Lower one bedroom with~ now '9nted . Zoned R· 1. watk to Victoria a-ch. ............ . ...... --• Fine ~ ft e .... and tine 8dM>Ola. A 3 bedloom horM ~'1\\,_V ..ttd WnHy roome and mge lot. ~ Ufl' e...V . ..c lie ph.-P8loe Verde ID'9 t1r..,e.c.1n living . ei. ,.,.... nc but priced KC01cll9Y . ...... ••-1• LUU llT cw ... Of bike to beech. Ught and .ary 1 beet. oom and den. air conditioned, comer unit ~ eecurtey guarded complex. Showa like a model. Owner may .... option. . .... . ...• ... T ~ • Gr.-W1 llcM locaeion doM to 171h s.r... 9hopping. ,.....,,... and bu 1111 Specioua. airy, ""'* 2 bedloom. 2 bd\ untt. latge living room with ftrep&.ce and deck wer1ooking pool. ....... ••·1• CllTAIEUIA t•·Nwnew~wand~ from s-tc. Albuftt in '82 including plumbing. blllha and ldtlcheri. ~ and wtw. ...... Englend'" .eyte wMh 2 Wge bedlooma up, 1 down, woodbuming ~and Piiio. lllim 111-1• m -. 1n South COMt MMro ...... $p9C6oue ""'* one bedroom end unit in MCUrity glMd ~ --. pool. • and dubhouM.. --•...• WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS• . Sales. Rentals. Property Ma~ment JISMan•A•. ~ lllaftd •Tl 1111 •