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Home My WebLink About1987-12-03 - Newport Harbor Ensign• , t L ... -- ESTABUSHED 1948 *~YEAR* NUMBER 17 * (714) 831 ... 120 * Ne#PORT BEACH°8 ONl Y HOMEB~SEO NEWSPAPER* THURSOAY, DECEMBER 3. 1917 .. a t asks city move to annex airport Harbor Area rocked bya small quake BY BILL HARVEY A mild earthquake occurred at 11 :03 p.m. Monday. apparently along a littlc- known fa ult that runs under Costa Mesa. According to Janet Fernandes, of the Caltech Seismology Lab in Pasadena. the quake was rated at 3.5 on the Richter Scale, and was centered three miles northeast of Newport Beach. "Usually, in small quakes like this one, we don't do a lot of research, and even if we did, it would be some time before we could pinpoint the actual fault on which the quake took place," said Fernandes. WJ"bcrc is a fault, tho~ called the Shady Canyon Fault U.. rum from Midway City, down duougb Cotta Maa aad Corona dd Mar, that ends ia South ~ .. Ibo added, ·anc1. there\ a poaibility that tbe quake wu c:entaod on &bat (e•h .. F....-.. dull ........ lab received phone calll about the quake from Garden Grove, lrvi.ne, Foantain Valley, Newport Beach and Cotta Mesa. There was no damage reported in Costa Mesa, according to Lt. Leslie Harrison of the Costa Mesa Police Department. Newport bank building done; suit advances BY BILL HARVEY Rcmforcement of the Bank of ~ew port main branch in Corona del Mar and the Doan Building in Costa Mesa, both of which arc owned by the Bank. of Newport and both of which were found to be structurally deficient. has been completed and tenants ar: moving back into both buildings. Due to a pending lawsuit against Harold P. Bowers, the civil engineer who dcaiped the structures. Bank of Newport officials would not release actual dollar costs for the repairs, but a source within the bank said that costs .. arc not materially different .. from the Sl.3 million for the bank building and SI million for the Doan Buildina pn:vioualy reported by TM Newport I <r Aicorclh\a to Bowen' deposition in the ........ be failed to include certain buildina weight f acton in the data submitted for computer analysis of the earthquake resiltancc of the bank's main branch. He bas not yet been questioned about the design of the Doan Building. During an interview, Bowers said be bad dcsipcd nearly 100 buildings in Southern California and about 20 buildinp in Orange County. including two in Newport Beach and two in Costa Mesa that be described as being of .. significant importance, .. but declined to identify specific buildings. BY ROGER BLOOM Councilwoman Evelyn Hart is prop- osing that the city add J oho Wayne Airport to its official .. sphere of influence" with an eye to ward eventu- ally annexing it to the city. At last week ·s council meeting, during a discussion of possible downcoast additions t o the city, Hart asked that the staff prepare a report on the ramifications of adding the airport to the city's sphere. Such a move must be approved by Orange County, as the landowner, and by the Local Agency Formation Com- mission (LAFCO), which oversees the drawing o f jurisdictional boundaries in the county. .. The county wo uld very aggres.s.nel~ opposed such a move, and I don't think it would be well-received at LAFCO. either," said Supervisor Tom Rile} Monday. Riley added that be bad not spoken with Hart on the subject. Hart said tbet'c arc several reasons to pursue annexation . .. The city provides services, .. she said at the council meeting. •tt makes sense from a public terviccs pea spectivc ... She added in a later interview, .. lt.1 the only way we11 have any control OVCf' safety." Hart also pointed out that tbe current lawsuit ldtkment agrecmenl between the city and cowaty will expire C"YeD- tually and the teareb for another airport r U. m tM.toenty is 'progressing slowly. ~ happens if IS yean down the road ~ is no second site and the agr~t endsr she asked ... There will be tremendous pressure to add flights at John Wayne ... Councilman Oa.rencc Turner. the other councilmember who has been bcry a.ctived on the airport issue. said this week that a city move on the airport would have .. sc, ere legal ramifications .. .. , believe the ~ttlemcnt agrttment specificall y pro h1bu ~ that.·· Turner stated -It '~ a '1olat1on nt the 'flint of the agreement . .11 lea~t - -1 ha\e onh tht' cu~ to protect:· Hart said last ~ee k . ~th.tt', m' 10h .. Woman gets 45 days in 'sting' BY atU; HARVEY Pamela Weston, one of two women arrested for prostitution during a controvcniaJ "sting.. bachelor party staged by Newport Beach police, has been sentenced to 45 days in jail after bei111 found guilty in a jury trial carlieT this month, according to a Harbor Municipal Court spokespcnon. A second defendant in this case, Rhonda Gary, 29, pleaded guilty last month to cbaraa ftlod against her and was fined SS20 and given three years informal probation. Though tried and found guilty in Harbor Court, West on. 25, wa5 sentenced by J udgc M argarct Anderson in North Court because of a .. Declaration of Prejudice .. filed last August. Such a declaration is filed when the dcfeodant in a case feels that the jvdgc bearing the ~ will be unable to fairly sentence the defendant~ in the event of a guilty verdict, because of prior knowledge or outside circumstances. Weston is scheduled to begin her jail term on January 8. but has requested a work-furlough program. Under the terms of a work-furlough program. a prisoner is permitted to report to a job each day, but must spend weekend~ and non-workang hours in jail. She was given no pro bation and was not fined. Weston. who perfo rmed an pornogra- phic movtes under the name Cara Lott, and Gary were the key figures m a poli~ stang operation held m August. 1986. Policx from several departments aided Newport Beach in staging a fake bachelor party at which Weston and GaI) agrttd to dancx in the nude The operation was critirued because 19 pohce offi~rs took part m the party and it was allegro that one of the women engaged m oral copulation w1th one of the police officers l.R.S. •••ZUR• Aucno• FINI! ESTA ft JEWa.RY, GEMSTONES. Fu.. GOlO Am SLYER CO.S. cttYSTAL MID FIGUl•U n'1M.918 •VIR IDl•lt,MCI Ia I IT 11:11 •Pai& 1W e1•1n1111~••rmm.u•w. MU=•• +.1..-...... ffli .-...,, a,... 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I said, giving SueKauth them a baleful look and heading to the car. As I drove down PaciflC Coast Highway, I thought about bow the day would be. What if no · one remembered that it was my birthday? On the other hand~ what if no one/argot that it was my birthday. I concluded I might be a little ambivalent about turning 40. Over my office was a huge banner saying "HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SUE!" I went to my friend's office. .. Take that thing down at once," I hissed, trying not to scowl too m1ICb for fear my wrinkles would deepen. ~But Sue, it's just to aay we love you,• she protested. ~ up on a chair &Gd tear that sucker down. Now." I must have looked scary, because she bopped up on the chair in high heels and teetered there, ripping down the banner. "I don' want anyone to talk to me," I announced~ looting around for cards and flowen. During the day l received a deluge of comic caret. about life being over. I also got bouquets, stuffed animalJ for my second childhood, supportive letters from the coaching staff (addra:scd to Mom Kauth), and even a ceremony with party f avo!"l. Balloons arrived from my mother, who bad vowed not even to acknowledge the fact that she had a 40-year-old daughter. Two cards arrived from a friend woo is already 40 and is apparently getting a little forgetful. Several students came by to reassure me that I still only looked 39. I wrote them all lettcn of recommendation for college. When I got home, my daugb- ter w• &&anding ill the dining room, her face alight. In her world, being a year older is cause for great status. .-R•ppy birthday, 40-year- old, .. she carokld. Sbe bandr.d me a crown made of paper and glitter. The glitter spi:Uc:d out "4'0." I told all the tcachen at my acbool tht you arc a big 40-ycar- old," she said proudly. "Grea1,... I said. It was quite a day. Now Im -40 and two days oJd. I like it a lot better. Sue Kaulh is a licnwd tMr- apu1 and counselor a1 a local public JtiKh school SM and ltu husband liv~ with tlwir /our· year-old daughter in Newpon Heighls. Parade of Lights ready to set sail Dec. 17 The 69th aanual Newport Harbor Chriatmu Boat Parade of Lights, Southern California's larpst and oldest boat parade, will be held nightly December 17 tbroup 23 in Newport Beach. More than 200 boats deco- rated in colotf ul holiday lights will take part in the parade, sponsored by the Commodores, a division of the Newport Har- bor Arca Chamber of Com- merce. The parade will begin off Collins island in Newport Har- bor at 6:30 each night and will last approximatley two and one- half houn. The boats will cruise the harbor in a counterclockwise direction, traveling past Harbor Island, Linda Isle, Bay Shores, Lido Isle, Balboa Peninsula, Pirate•s Cove and Balboa bland before returning to Collins Island. A special grandstand for prime viewing of the parade will be erected by the Newport Har- bor Jaycees at the Sea Scout sailing base located at 1931 W. Coast Highway in Newport Beach. The Jaycees have arranaed inland pamns and a shuttle tervicc to tbe arand- stands from the Ford Aerospace parting lot on Jamboree Road at Bison and Ford roads in Newport Beach, beginning at 5:30 each night. Parking, round-trip transpor- tation on the shuttle buses and grandstand seating arc included in the various ticket prices: SS for adults, $4 for senior citizens and $3 for children under 12. Reservation information for grandstand seating is available by calling (714) ~701. Jewelry auction set Tickets may be purchased at the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce located at 1470 Jamboree Boulevard in Newpon Beach. Office boun are 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. Based on space availability, tickets also may be purchased at the grandstand seating area at 5:30 each night, or following the shuttJc ride if still available. The Newport Beach Police Department will bold iu first annual sealed bid jewelry auc- tion on Dec. J 4. Potential bidders may examine jewelry to be offered, by appointment only. from 8 a.m. to S p.m . on Saturday, Dec. S, according Sgt. Gene Senecal. The jewelry, all found and unclaimed pieces, has been appraised and divided into lix lots of about equal value. Each lot consists of rings, precious stones, bracelets, necklaces, earrings and pins. Minimum bid has been set at SI, 7SO per Jot, and each bid must be on a separate bid form, but more than one bid on a specific lot may be submitted. Viewiq appointments will be scheduled on a fint come, tint served baJis, and may be made by calling 6"-36SS during bas- iness hours. Completed bidding forms must be returned no later than Dec. 12. Successful bidders may pay for their purchases with a cashier's check, money order, a penonal check drawn on a local bank. or cash. On Balboa · Island 714/673.aslO Trophies will be awarded to Christmas Party Reservations now being accepted for lunch• cir..-•....., lrunclt the most colorful and unusually decorated boats. Grand marshal for this year•s parade is William D. Lusk, vice chairman of The Lusk Com- pany, a major developer 10 Southern California. For more information, call the Newpon Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce at (714) 644-8211. 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Considering the maximum SSI benefit is $340 a month for individuals and $510 for a couple, the deductions would have been painful indeed. Once exposed to publicity, the rule died a sudden, well- descrved death. And it sparked a political furor among charitable groups and on Capitol Hill, where Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., said of i~ "As the hand of private charity gives, the hand of an insensitive government takes away." The outcry that killed this short-lived charity order is a sign, perhaps, that the public docs not support mean-spirited policies that take bread from the mouths of the blind and the mentally and physicaHy disabled. Recovering a Fumble National Little League officials waited until the bottom of the ninth, but fmally scored a victory over their own obstinancc. Until their change of heart, Little League officials were threatening to pull the charter of the 32-team Brockton, Mass., Little League. Brockton 's sin? It permitted three teams of handicapped children to participate in a special Little League program. For two years, Brockton Little League officials permitted children with Down's symdrome, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and other disabilities to play on special LittJe League teams. The three teams competed onJy against each other, using a special softball and hitting from a batting tee. In October, the 14-member board of directors of National Little League Inc. voted to exclude handicapped children, citing insurance problems and the belief that managers of handicapped teams should have special training. But Brockton Little League officials and Sen. John F. Kerry, D-Mass, refused to accept defeat. Kerry went to bat for Brockton by introducing legislation that would have amended National Little League's congressionally granted charter. Brockton officials, to their credit, refused to give up their special-needs teams, even if that meant the loss of their charter. Finally, Little League president Creighton Hale reversed the board's bush-league decision and announced that Brockton could keep both its charter and its special-needs teams. We think the change in attitude will be good for Little League basebalJ as well as for the disabled children who now can play baseball under the Little League banner. Baker Communications AWARD WINNING MEMBER CAUF.-... Al'B rw1.amarm 39 State & NabonaJ Awards Smee 1978 l•Y.Am AUDIT Al'l"U(O fl()a Circutatiol'l 25,000 PIRlllB: Seth Baker ElBl1'M mm Roger Bloom ..... , ana Judy Duffy AmTE EllTR Bill Harvey •••• .,.. George Pappas Pllll ElfJm: Danny Cola P&I Ill la Mary DeChirico 883 ProductJon Place Newport Buch. CA 92663 (714) 631 -8120 Please send ma11 to· PO Box 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 The Newport Ensign ia published weekJy on Thundays. a._... 111111(USPS441·570) was adilldgld to bl a ••IPIPS d,,...., cScu&alion 19f cm1diet•datldMly14. 1951, •modified. in case ..... A 20171, In Suplrb c-t 11r ... County ol Orange. 5'111 of talttarnia. and by rmon ...., is qullilllf ID ',.,, .. pul* .... ,...by.... ~:$31 ... ,. Panel to eye traffic scene The Newport Center Associ- ation may be counting on the season of the year, when good- will abounds and the carollers sing out "God Rest Ye Merrie, Gentlemen~"' because it will take a heap of harmony to maintain peace on the panel named by the Association for its annual meet- ing next Thursday (Dec. 10). The Association calls it their "Transportation Roundup• and their sextettc of traffic cowboys and cowgirls include: Allan Beek of SPON (Stop Polluting Our Newport). Dr. Pete Fielding, director of the Institute of Transportation Studies. Evelyn Hart, Newport's mayor pro tem. Tom Nielsen, vice chairman of the Irvine Company. Tom Riley, county supervisor, fifth district. Jim Ryker,. general manager, Orange County Tram.it District. This aextette probably will not match in harmony and mdocfy the famous sextctte from Lucia Di Lammermoor, but you can bet it will excell in bombast. When was the last time you saw Allan Beek on the same platform With Tom Nielsen, Evelyn Bart and Tom Riley? Only the matta of time limitt the number on the panel, u others are compicioua by their absence-repraenta- tives of the real atate brokers, the construction indmtry, the Chamber of c.ommen:e and the city of Irvine. The word w.iramportation" hal become a eupbemiam for mmy of the major concerns in <>tange County today. To com- mlden in or out ol tbe ua duri.na rush hour pidloct. tbe word matns -u.ffic. • ;ro dlam- piom of the --pun up the a.dder• ayDdrome, it meam Oft!' popu.; taboo. To no-arowth obltrac> tionista, the word rani"Ch them Time of my Life of developcn, and to developers the word raises the spectre of no- growtb opstructionists. Like town mcetinp in the old Wild West, when everyone was ordeml to check their firurms, the Newport Center panel should be asked to leave their biases at home. While every group blames someone else for all the prob- lems in ~portation," the reason this subject is critical is the fact that for the put 28 ycan somebody bas done something right in south Orange County. The ekpnt homes in Newport Beach, the world-famous non- pollutin.a industries of Irvine and Newport Beach with their gn:en- bdu and-itriu:ms-, the sparkling shopping centers of quality stores,. the raidential areas with greenbelts, o~ spaces, play- grounds aDd athletic fidcb-all this and more beckon tbou11nd1 from everywhere die-. And once they move here, why sure. they join the obltructioailtl bopiJil to :::.;:yooe elle out. tbe member of the panel witll die mo.st intimate, day~ tnowleclF Of tbe to- tal ~on subject is our own supervilor, Thoma Felton Rilej. Who caetnaid lail 13th JQr u mpervilor lilil Lllbor Day weebnd. MOit of tllil time be ba klell OD tJle CCNlllJ .. traaaportation co••iuioa. Two Weeb ..,, be ,..,, ...... ,..,a-for a s.dcllelte:t v_, 1f011p, aacl Ile R•iewed tM pr ...... ,~ b I Dl1"ioa ciorridon. mrt of 1ridr '• die s-AM F.-. BY JIM FELTON way to 12 lanes, widening of the 485 freeway, winnina SS2Q mil- lion in federal and state road funding for Orange County, creation of a new Caltrans District for Orange County. the only Caltrans district exclusively for just one county in the entire state. .. We will never become another Los Aftaelea County," Riley said ... For one thin& under the county-S General Plan, we have a total of $62,000 acres of parks and open apace." Riley said Orange County is deeply in the debt of three elected ofTaciab who baYe helped to bring the county help in its transportation problem: State Senators Marian Bergeson and John Seymour, and Congress- man Glenn Andenon of Long Beach. •1ecausc transportation and traffic in Orange County is a rqiooal problem, we are win- niq more and more state and federal •• ,~. Riley said. .. Glenn Aaclcnoa may be a ~ bat be -been • .,eat friend Of ~ County. Clearly we need to ~ him in Wuhiftlloa if we are aoina to Ft the federal 'uiatance Orange County ..... ad daerw:a..,. ne-ra a •• fint• policy of the carreaa coa••y board of super- Yilon-ea that aew roecli are b8ilt IO MN--od• clndop- IDCDI befon cmi111 ro.da are otWkteded...., llMl He cited •L...;. F .. ,.,.__.._.:~ PbU. u.~or ~• ~na .... -·-P". with $235 ·-........ , ,... about 15 .... ... Lungren pick sets off election huff le Political machinations, (or some, are the spice of life! Governor Deukmejian •s appointment or Coqreuman Diii Ln11en to be c.lilciiriia's treasurer bu driven our political pot to a frenzied boil. I can"l decide wbetber it\ like the cbildbOod pme C>f "Upld the Apple Cart" or Musical Chain, but a pocani••Jy open teat ha a number of pnliriri•"' prina ap for t.nle and ~ turiaa to keep out the ~ titioa. nu. proaaila to be • ral Rcpublicaa doueybrook. So that you can uadentand the action. tbis ii my ICCDUio for the up-eomina drama. Fint of all, Congressman l.Unpm ba said that be 'Won\ give up bis conpeaional 1eat until his appoiatment is con- firmed. Confmution will be bloody. The Attorney General, John Van de ~amp, bu ruled that both ho111a must approve the appointmen~ not just the Senate. If tbe Governor had My Turn picked aomeobe from the State from date of nomination for Le,Ulature, the Democrats appcoval or dari•• If they doal would .aot haft the opportunity lld widaia ... time. tie llppOiat- for a field day. Bat Lunpen ii meatil~apprcMd. not •oae of ~ • so be cloel Now who are tbe aihiboas not bbe a bmle for rfteDF. polilki-wbo would lite to I can promile you that ¥11tie IDOft ap the i.dder? At tbe top Brown will wort him oft!'. The of the list is A.aaemtilyman only Oaw I can eee ijpt DOW is~ Damis Brown. His Auembty his vote on Japaetc rqma-bw ii similar to Lunpen\. If tiom. Hopefully, bis supporters be ba aood constituent suppo~ can counter this with his lead-his candidacy would seem to be ersbip on Mexican ~on. a natural. However, many of the Willie is a mmer ia ordatrat-self-a_ppoiatcd lringmaken arc ing a minority bactlah. Too put olf by Brown's role • leader bad we don' have television of the ultra-comervatne "cave- coverage of the A.aembly antics man" deleption from Oranae because it should be good County. theater. The "cavemen .. are a political Both housea have 90 days force to be reckoned with. Fll'St of all, Auemblyman JobD l:.ewil loves elections. He and bis lieutenants have been mixing it up in a number of local electiom ftll swpriliaa a1CU•. Be and other Assemblymen have a war chest to aid political aspirants no..-witll t1mr pbilOlopby. 1"be moderate point of view bu been taking a beating here in Oranae County. Brown bad hoped that by announcing early be would scare out any strong potential oppo- nents. However, that didn•t happen. Assemblyman Jerry Felando also announced for the seat. Felando is a tough in- fighter, so that promises to be a bruising primary battle. Next comes word that Super- visor Harriett Wieder is looking at the seat. This would be a good move for Harriett since she bas gone as far as she can from a supervisor•s ~-Now, if she could have the patience to let the men kill each other off, she might have a chance to steal the nomination. than S l, 739 • OYer a 48-montb period from any donor Will disqualify her from voting on any of that contributor•s prop- oull tlaat come to the BOard of Supervisor•s. Federal law pro- hibits corporate contributions of more than S 1.000 per donor. Timing is the euence1 Of pol- itical warfare. It is iml>Ortant to Brown and Felando that the election be at a special date so that they do not have to give up their assembly seats to run. However, the June primary looms ahead, and Willie will see the opportunity to rid himself of two troublesome Assemblymen. It boggles the mind to think about the scrambling for the vacated seats. I hope everyone has his checkbook handy. A congressional seat will probably go for SS00,000, and a hot ~mbly seat is about as expen- sive. Letters to the Editor Like former supervisor Bruce Nestande, though, Wieder will have a problem raising money. She does not have to give up her seat, so she will have a free ride, but she could very easily ruo afoul of the county9s -rm Cup" ordinance. Contributions (for any office) amounting to more I don't know which strategy will take preced~nce ... the Domino Theory or the Peter Principle. In any event, Calif or- nia•s reputation as an .. off the wall delegation .. does not seem to be in any danger. Stay tuned for the next epi- sode. Dear Mltor: Tucbd away behind the post office at Rivenide Ave. and Avon Street in Newport Beach is a wetland that the city is plannina to tum into a parting lot, SOOD. Thil freshwater wetland mea- sures roughly 4 to 6 feet wide, 2 inches to 2 feet deep, and 220 yards loQa at tbe bale of the bill in Cliff Drive Part. Unfortu- Dately called a drainage ditch, the wetland status of this body of water bas recently been con- finned by the Calif omia Depart- ment of F11h and Game. Because it appean that this water flows, I have dubbed it "Avon Street Creek.,. If one takes the time to exam- ine this wetland closely, one is struck by its variety of biologic life. Schools of minnow-like fish dart to and fro. Tiny mollusks inhabit the bottom. Watercress, wild celery, and tules thrive in the water. Overhead, butterflies and dragonflies abound, capti- vating the attention of high 1ebool studcnts who~ gather- ing specimens for their biology class. This wetland is truly an environmental nature center. Unfortunately, this wonderful little wetland is being planned by the City of Newport Beach to be a park.in& lot (what elle1). Seems that parkina is nee !led for the shopping center at <;out Highway and Riftflide AYC. At a cost of $700.000, the city is planning to drain the wetland, carve out the hillside, put in a a crib retaining wall, and create 48 parking spaces. This is pro- p-ess? Actually, this wetland can yet be saved, because the execu- tioner won't arrive for a few months. However, only con- cerned public opinion can tum the tide. Meanwhile, I suggest that people enjoy this little wetland while they can. You've never seen so many fish in one place before. JuD.V......._,MD Newpart ••di . * SponSOted by Jaclck Heather is a f ormt!r N~wport &ach planning com- missioner, dty council 111emb~r and mayor. THE NEWIOIT HAUOR-COST A MESA IOAID Of UALTOIS -IEClflDIT, THE SAlV-A110N Allff,Of-tlltANGE ~ - The community Is encounipd co donate food or money to help feed Che h111111 y and ~less In our community The following businesses have boxes for your donations: OOLDWIU. IANCD Gii.AT WISTDN COSTA MBA 2299 Harta hi UAL ISTAlt fm •AITMDIT C.ostl Mm 'Jli/O 5-1 Hlpt ld. labr a.,,_. P*n Dr1w c.11 THI llAL IST A nas 710 E. 17th Scnet 2190 Harta llwL C.ostlHm 11£.M.U()f COITAMISA 234 E. 171h Screel CaDMIU &.nM VALD11'N ........ ,.. ll1dttDr. Hr s cm lllldt u•owllALn • Dais Dr., Sulll" Hupart '-" Newponlud1 OIANGl <X>AST tml 640 Nof1h Tusdn Aft. . 5-GAN ..wlORT llAOt fmn'ATIONS m l2nd Screlt, tePortleldl IO E. Wa lt\ld., W>oi ldl SRI llrtalr3 Dr'# Newport lead\ 323 t1lrtnf Aw.., l*M Wand 4IO ~ C.cxau def M.- GtennAw.. Newpon lad\ ""''I IA¥1NG5 Mm v .. 0r. • Ad9I C.O.Hllil NIWIORTU..· CXJITAtmA IOAD Of llALTOIS 409 No. ttt•"POR lhd. tttwpon liad\ Ollllld~Of COSTA MBA HncJr lhd. a lllalr Ave. 17th Sbwl SS... AltJ Avt. c-tDPWllllUl IAYWNGI Hnarlhd.•~ C.GlllHlll IOO tttzpon C..-Dr., Newport llldl Defense not enough for CdM in lo BY Mill PICIART The Corona del Mar Sea Kings five-game winning streak and season was ended by the Valencia Tigers in a 1~7 CIF Central Conference quarterfi- nals playoff game last Friday night. The Sea Kings scored first and held a 7-3 lead at halftime. However, the Tigen turned it around in the second half. Disappointed by the outcome, Cd M head coach Dave Holland said, "We gave a good effort, but nothing came together." What did come together for the Tigers were two Sea King passes which all-CIF and all- county safety Mike Edwards intercepted. quarter when Melbon connected with receiver Kevin Mau on an 80-yard scoring pass. Pat Cal- laghan kictc:d the extra point for a 7.0 lead. Melbon completed eight of 17 passes for 128 yards incrusing his season total to 1,167 passig yards. Maas caught four passes for 125 yards. CdM gained a total of 195 yard•, and, by contrast, Valencia moved the ball 257 yards. The big difference was on the ground where CdM w~ held to a total of just 62 yards while the Tigen rushed for 132. Corona del Mar controlled the ball during the first half, and the defense played as strongly as usual. The Tigers fmt possession was a drive which CdM stopped at their goal line. Late in the second quarter, Valencia drove near-CdM'1 goal With 9:22 left in the fourth quarter and CdM f accd with a third and nine at the Tiger 43, Sea King quarterback Mitch Melbon threw a pass which Edwards picked off and returned 68 yards for a touchdown mak- ing the score 1~7. ·tine again, but Todd Katovsich sacked the Tiger quarterback Robert Navarette. They had to settle for a 26-yard field goal by Paul Rivera making the score 7- 3. -tll' Ill .. 111111 wlll 1111 11-7 • 1 P '1 II Ill t tw' '1 II .. CPf phj C Pllll IY lilllY CllA CdM tried to fight back. but another interception and a roughing the kicker penalty were too much to overcome. The Sea Kings scored first with 7: 11 left in the second Valencia turned things around in the second half with both their offense and defense playing well. The Tigers drove SS yards on 12 plays and scored with 2:36 remaining in the third quarter wbeD Navarette plunged into the end zone on a three-yard quar- terback sneak. Rivera ticked the u 7 , .... Hatbor fumbles away title hopes ~~-:,.,,-___: •• ...... w.-.. 1Villlm: Da•e Hirt fllCollaM.. wldl 14 eorrec:t, aY GEORGE PAPPAS Turnoven and mined oppor- tunities ended the season of the Newport Harbor High's Sailors Friday night as they fell to Pacifica High School, 14-6, in the quarterfinals of the CIF Central Conference playoffs held at Davidson field. Wfbe score should have been, • 20-0 at halftime," commented Harbor Coach Jeff Brinkley. "I don't think it would have ever been close but we fumbled the ball twice inside of the JO-yard line. We kept them in the game and if you keep them hanging around like that you arc going Pick die ..._ JOll t11imk wD1 will t11111 .-'a p 11, _. -..._ la te .__ to get beat." Brinkley said. Co1u11111katlom, P .O. aos fJtf, New,ort 9eac1192651.• ..... .._ ~--aftlc:• Harbor literally banded away at 113 PrCNlsdoa n.a. ,....... ....a M ~ • •• att la •1 FrlMJ. . ~ the game u they turocd the ball P-.--cbancea at two poteDti.al scoring CoManwt wldl mOlt ccnect maka ea h& la Int .._die .-'a _ _.. -'-. . '· over four ti.mes, which ruined poaibities in the first half and SA TUaDA Y. DECDDEll 5 SUNDAY, DUDlm 6 {Clmlll.) Id up Pacifica\ go ahead score a Army w. Navy a a r • .., City at o-;..r; a r-~ in the final half. D Arbmu at Hawaii 0 a Pbiladdpbia at NY GiaDU 0 7-The Sailon (M) came out lite o South Carolina at Miami a o "AO.iiifa at a --- o BYU at Colorado State 0 0 lnctiampolit at Cle¥eland 0 0 a 0 0 0 SUNDAY, DKEM:a!.ll 6 Rama at Deuoit Buf(•lo at Raiden San Diqo at Houston San Frwncieco at Green Bay Wubingtoa at St. Louil o Sauk at Pitubmsb a 0 New fnPnd at Denwr 0 a o Tam .. Bay at New Orka.nl a a a 0tica1o at Minnao«a a a . , 0 MONDAY. DECEM'aD 1 0 0 NY Jets at Miami a TIUREA&Dl: Predict the final total number of points in the Monday nigbl pme: YOUR NAM----------- ADDRESS ~----------- CITY--------o&..1ZIP __ _ TELEPHONE~-------------..... pnabasten u they marched from their own 33-yard line for a score on the game•s fint possession. Tom Walker broke around the right side for the touchdown from five yards out with S:22 left. The kick was missed and Harbor led 6-0. Several key gains from Walker and the passing of quar- terback K.irt Sum.men sparked the Sailon on their only scoring drive of the game. W a.Iker ran well as he puncbcd through the Mariners• defense for 119 on 24 carries and Summers threw for 162 with 17 completions in 27 attempts. Early in the second quarter, Harbor bad another scoring chance but Jeff Jacob\ 37-yard field goal attempt went wide to the left. Lat.er in the IUDC quarter, the Sailon were on the move apin Harbor drove u far u the --a '•11111 • - aton tournam The Orange Coast Colle&e ..... batetball team attempts to difead its own Mila EMOn lToa11tament title bepnaing todaJ at Petenon (JymDMium. some of the fmest basketball talent ia the Southland will be OD ~y U the same eight tow that participated in last yar9s euitina Eaton tourney rcturD in 1987. occ defeated Santa Barbara S-49 in the finals to claim its foarth Eaton chempiombip last ~-Now in its 17th season, the Eaton tournament is the loJt8CSt- manina community college bas- ketball event of its kind in (>ranae Couaty. Of last year\ participants, f'tve-OCC, Long Beach City, Mt. San Jacinto, Inapcrial valley and Santa Bar- bara City-qualified for the post-season Southern Cal · llegionals. Fint-round match-ups this year find Mira Costa and Long Beach City squaring off at 2 p.m.; Mt. San JKinto facing Mt. San Antonio at 4 p.m.; the Pirates bos1ina East Los Angeles at 6 p.m., ud Imperial valley and Santa Barbara doing battle at I p.llL Game times are tJiC dine Friday (Dec. 4), with consola- tion bncbt p!W!!I at 2 and 4 p.m. Ud clWnpiomhip bnetet CODlatl at 6 and I p.m. Saturday (Dec. S) fmals are at 4, 6 and I p.m. The Pirates will be hard- pft:wd to repeat its da.ampton- 1bip of lat 1eMOD. Not only bat no Dool rcpellrd a.ice S..s.tle- 1.ck did it in 1979-80, but so far this seuon OCC hua' shown it is capable of duplicat- ing last year's performance, when the Boes ripped off 10 straight wim to open the season en route to a 23-10 year. OCC is off to a respectable S- 2 start this ICUOD, led by the scoring of sophomore forward Rob Mase and freshman guard Dareck Crane and tbe rebound~ ing of sophomores Reid Luka and Dave Miles. OCC finished third in the recent Hemet Rotary Tip-Off Classic at Mt. San Jacinto College, but lost to the host squad 88-64 in the ICCODd round. Since .thri, OCC Ui pOitCd tbrcc wim in a row, bcatina Mira Coata 62-M, ML Saa Ant.oaio 61-SO and Su Dqo Mesa 73- SO in their most ra:ent outing Saturday (Nov. 28). Wllcdaer Wt will be aaa,la to ofl'Jd the combined falmts of IC'Yefal other of the top teams in this yan tournament is a question mark. Coach Bill Fraser•1 Long Bcedl ~ (l~IS a year ago) squad ibOu.ld be a favorite th.is year, returning a solid group of sopl.iOlilores to go with a great freshman crop. John Chamber's Mt. San Jacinto Eagles have already shown Pirate coach Tandy Gillis how strong they are this season with that 24-poi.nt win. The Eagles (22-9 a year ago) are a run-and-gun outfit from the opening tip, as is Jeff Deyo 's always tough Imperial Valley team. The Arabs wae 24-7 a year ago. Coiacb Frank Carbaja.l's Santa Barbara team was one of the best in the state last year when it wu Cdm, Harbor cagers· begin aY GEORGE PAPPAS With Sea View l..aaue basket- ball action startiq up this week, both Corona deJ Mar and New- port Harbor•• go into their IUIODI ltandina a good chance doing well in league in which the top spot is up for grabs. The Sea ~ face San ~ mentc this week in the fmt round of the Upna Bills Tour- nament. CdM went 8-2 in league and 2A-7 last season and reached u far aa the CIF semifinals before losing. Newport Barbor st.arts their teaSOll 1Pinst the formidable Mater Dei in the first round of the Costa Mesa-Newport Tour- cwneot this week. Newport is hoping to improve ~n last season's dismal 1-9 league ind 7-16 overall showing. The Sea ~ are led by S- I I, guard Geoff Probst who only player OD the team returning from last year's squad. But Probst only averaged three points a game last year and leaves open the question of where Sea King's offensive punch will come from. .. We're taDq thinp one step at a time"., uid Corona del Mar Coach Paul Orris. ·we have a YOUllF'aad more inapaieaced team tJlii---. e'll probably stumble. few times this leaSOD, 9' Orris OHdailed Onil d II cribCld Prolllt M U OWtt·z ti• Pli&JCI W iliid that te\4181 , •• , ..... .., JCiCi uit- en Uft~·· dimaat. -Geoa will need '° h•odle · more of our team.. scorina ICJ.Mlillilitiea dau M did 1J111t ~-............. ,.. Ordleq' ............... .... tbc l9ll oldie p1a,... ati ti., Dow wbat is acUI OL Bat it DOt ;.t w:u1111 for -Oeoff to llilld ov~ battoallcibisp -toldber aad be die CNCll Oil *floor .... co.ti-cl. M.ayt.etopa~Rda• S.10. pant M-= l1111 .. id. 6- 1. foe want )ba CWilrtilia. 6- ]J01 Wiid ..... lllDimltoa Dd 6-4, cater ... Spna will p QlM -olfemite boOlt · •1 t.a.t we laaft eomc i-.. lliiallila ... totab ... .- time to fit the pieces together and rise to lievel of competition that exist.I in the Sea View Leque," Orris .reOcctcd. •Muc (Luese- brink) is a pretty aood outside shooter and he\ a tough ~ The Sea ~ 1act liz.e and have to make up for it through quicbns,toqb dcfemna p1ay and good shooting, Orris said. •Jt mui.m to be seen if this team can adapt to tbe agrasive defensive playing we have emphasized here for years,• be added. Orris conf esssed he didn' know much about San Cle- mente•s team. .. In past experience they use more zone defense than man-t~ man." Orris said .... also u.nder- stand they have a pretty good guard." University is favored to take the Sea View Leque title due to their expcrieoce• and aood players. Orris pndicted. Tusin and Saddleback also expected to be in the race. Newport Harbor has depth and five players returning &om last season. K.ey standout players include 6-0.guard Drew Shew~ S- 11 ,guard Eric Drageset, 6- 1 Jorwud Tun Geerlinp, 6-0, guard Mike Hardin and M , center Tyler ~oon. Geerlinp, who averaged 10.8 points per pme last year and ran in the state aoa country finals meet this past weekend, will only baft one day of pnctice bc:f ore the Sailors first game. Sheward dd 6-1 , 180 pound Chris Ball both from football will also join the team la1c. Uke the Sea Kings, Harbor aJso i.ctJ size with ~OOD as their tallest player and main rebounder. They will ba~ rely OD speed ad sllootina· ---Iii Fl£E .. CWWDll 1UlllT ---- MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAL . \#9STA.IRS .. LOFT BM 1•u.1nSt. Belboa , ... .._Pier) 875-7580 23-9, but the V aqmroa, with an all-freshman squd, are in a rebuiJiding tealOll in 1987. Gcnaal admmicn ticket&. for an paws each day are SJ for .cluks and S2 for students with valid l.D. Children under S are admitted free. Sailors finish as state champions ay GEORGE PAPPAS Newport Harbor Higb's girls cross country team captured the Division n state C1"05S country championship this past weekend while the Sailon •girls volleyball is also closing in on a state title. Newport Harbor· took the girls Division II race held at Woodward part with 87 points which outdistanced second place Woodbridge by 19 points .. Stacy Pando was the Sailors top runner as she finished ninth in 19:06. Kim Robinson wasn' far behind as she finished with a 19: 13. Harbor's girls volleyball team faces Davis High School from Northern California this week in the semifinal match of the CJF state playoffs. .. We beat Davis in the Santa Barbara tournament several months ago, said Harbor Coach Dan Glenn. ·0aw looked all right in that game. We should beat them.,,. The Sailors (20-0) easily downed Palisada., IS-9,1~,IS- 6 in the quarterf anal match despite having three key pla)Cn aflc:ded "' iajuria ... iltpng Jenny Evans led Harbor with 18 tills and three blocks.. ~irstcn Conklin, who bad the flu. scored seven kills and bad four blocks. Sienna Curci contribued 40 assista and shot two service ~ as she played with a bact injury. Glenn Yid that Allison Rowe didn' play in the game bccausr of injuries she suffered in a car accident. 1be main thing for us to win the state championship is we've got to be healthy," Glenn explained ... This match against Palisades is the best we have played in a while. We shov.ed real character during the match with a couple of our players playing hurt and sick. We were shaky at fint but our tough scrvio.g got us over," Glenn said . He added that bis team is fired up again fort.be championship. 06lt~s been a long year and everybody is in the same bo~ .. Glenn stated. ""Several of the girls have been in this position before but t.bey have nncr won. I think they're hungry for it."' Curci coWdn' UK be:r trade- mark jump serve during tbc !Mkb because of her bad back. lntlrn8te Dining ~Wines ReservationS Recommended 673-0570 after 3 217 ...... Aw. 89'bo91~ < Trmts . •wail 1°'!. •I · • llogn's Gadfim. f A.M.-9 P.M. Daily --"*..-..a--._ • ~ ll1f C~q:~bg ~.-:..s--~C....~ lEWPOml CINT'f& ...... mil .......... -==-......... N H . ay RALPH RODHllll For moat yachting enthllliasta around the country, Tbankagiv- in1 signals the dry season. BoatS have been out of the water for some time now-pro~ from snow and ice. · Marine Scene Not so in sunny Newport! Our hardy sailors arc still going strong. Thanksgiving weekend the Lehman 12 Wion of New- port Yacht Club enjoyed a championship race under blue skies and fair winds. Winnen of the Lehman 12 Championship were: lst Place-Phil cl Kathy Ramming 2nd Place-Argyle cl Ramsey Campbell 3rd Place-Jim cl Mary Buck- ingham 4th Place-Jack Jakosy cl Barbara Lyons Sth Place-Nick Madigan cl Maureen O'Brian Sea Kings. • • Cl 5 1llr•11111I convenion to give Valencia a 10- 7 lead. A key play in the scoring drive was a 20-yard pass from Navarette to Marty Dunn on a third and 16 situation at the Sea King JS. The clincher for V alcncia was the intcn:eption and score by Edwards early in the fourth ~llenill Lyncb Realty RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING This coming weekend~ BYC will host the the second race in its Sunkist Series. Sunday morn- ing try breakfast at Dippy\ on the Island, then walk off all those wonderful calories watching the start of the Sunkist. This unique series starts around noon in the bay across from the South Bay Front on Balboa Island. So, don'\ miss the fun at another great Newport pre-holiday wee- kend. Saturday you might like to join in a celcbiation at North Star Beach at the foot of Dover Shores. The celebration will quarter. Valencia goes on to face Pacifi~ a I~ winner over Newport Harbor, in the CJF semifinal playoff game tomor- row nighL CdM finished with a RCOrd of 6-6 after starting out the season at 1-5. CdM last appeared in the CIF playoffs in 1983. * Free Wntten Market Evaluation •Home Tours By Appojntments • • * Highest Integrity • Multiple Listing Member • Courteous Service • Extra Advertising *Twenty Years in Newport Beach *Computer Printouts Loretta Curci 64 4-136 7 uMyOwn Christmas Story'' A Children's (--...·"' Holiday Essay Contest :~>-~ Sponsored by. ~~y, ~ ~~ The Newport Enmon ) . · ~~ .; ' ---· ..... ' . ~ .. .,) -./ HeJ ,Kids! Here's your chance to write your own Christmas story, complete with your own characters. Write about Santa's journey around the wortd, or a special Christmas you've had, or maybe even a tale of reindeer and snowmen! The choice is yours! Each story must be at least 100 words, but not more than 300. All stories will be judged on ori- ginality, grammar and writing style. Cash prizes wilt be awarded to the winners, while many of the entries will be published in our special sec· - tiOn, -Ute Santa Gift Guide • ., lflALPl .. B• honor our back bay whic~ in case you ba\4Cn 't n~ ii filled with water once again. Now that's a reason for some real thanks aiving! The extensive clean-up pr~ jcct, which cost approximately S 13. 7 million to complete, involved dredging the bottom of the back bay and carrying the 2.S million cubic yards of silt out to sea on huge barges. Three catch basins were also con- Sililors .. -. 111 , ........ Mariners 14-yard line and seemed on the verge of scoring. Summers passed to Jim Stan- ley but be fumbled and Pacifica~ Dan Blaue came up with it at the Mariners' 2-yJCCI line. Sailors took only a 6--0 lead into halftime, .. , told them at halftime WC couJdn' have played any worse as far as turning the ball over and still be ahead 6-0," Brink.Jey related ... I told them 10 out and play well and wc11 win the football game but we didn't. It's not our game to let people eat up time and control the game. We never bad the ball in the second half and when we did get we had no field positio~,.. Brink- ley continued. In a complete turnabout, .. Good service. ~~· ~pnce- Thats · State Farm DIAi A. CAVllEIS MY MmWllllC-•-· ,, ... ., f' 011....,cru•-._(J'M)_.. .... ..._. (1H) 191-7177 Like a good neighbor. State Farm is them. structed up stream to catch futUR silt before it enters the bay. The project was a tremend- ous joint effort with $10.4 mil- lion comina from the State and another $3.3 million from local sources including the County, the cities of Newport 8eacll, Tustin, Irvine, and the Irvine Company. Beginning at I 0:00 a.m., there will be a gala celebration com- plete with balloDS' and speeches by State Senator Marian Berge- so~ Supervisor Tom Riley, Fred Worthley of the State Depart- ment of FlSh and Game, New- port Mayor Cox and Irvine Mayor Agran. Boy Scout Troop 746 will serve as the official color guard. So, come out this Satur- day to celebrate a truly magnif- Pacifica controlled the game's tempo during the fmal half as they had the ball for 17:09 and ground out much of the time with their running game. Near the end of the third quarter disater struck as Harbor fumbled again and Pacir.ca·s Daret Hickman f eU on the ball at the Sailon' 14. Three plays later, Pacifica 's quarterback Shelby Bart hit tight end Kevin Ashworth who pushed his way into the left corner of the end zone' for the touchdown. Bobby Anderson bbotcd the go ahead PAT as the Mariners toot a suprising 7-6 lead with 11 :09 left. Later in the same period, icent accompliabmeatJ Theo mark ~ cal11•lar for tbe Chri1tma1 Boat P.arade wbids Will be held Dtc Ill ber 17 thr~ 23. lf you wut to watch tbe Parade of Liebts from one o( our mtpif1ee11t wa&erfront restaurants. make your raerva- tions now. Don' wait, some o( the more popular restaurants an already booked. If you plan to participate in the parade yourself. you can enter by calling the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com- merce 644-82 I I. There is no entry fee. But remember, your boat mi.1st be decorated with lights. Now ttiat•s holiday celebratin' Newport style! Pacifica went on a 9 play scoring drive from the SO-yard line which culminated with Oscar Ravelo 's one yard plunge with 5:04 left in the game. Pacifica ·s game winni.o1 drive was led by the runniq of Ravelo ud Chris Shockley. Both were shut in down in the fa.nt half only pining 33 on 6 carries between them but they came alive in the ICCOnd half as Shockley finished with 86 yards on 14 carries and Ravelo, 71 yards in 18 carries. But the Sailors wercn' fm- isbcd as they charged down the field with one last gasp attempt, reaching u far as Pacifica '1 IS- yard line before Bill BradJcy picked off on a Summers pass with 2:37 left to derail Harbor Scoreboard CORONA DEL MAR Footbd:lost to Valcnci' 16-7 in the quarterfinals of the CIF playofis. Water Polo:Season ended. Cross CoutJ'y: boys team finished second in the state cbampionsbop meet as Eddie Lavelle ftnished sixth with a JS:39. Girl's Tamis: Season ended. Gut's Volleyball: lost to Irvine Hig_h School, J..-0, in the quarterfinals of state ClF Division II playoffs. NEWPORT HARBOR Football: lost to Pacifica, IU. in the quarterfinals of the CIF playoffs. Water Polo:Sea.son coded. en. CG &tr): girls team captund the state championship and were led by Stacy Pando, who came in ninth with a 19:06, Kim Robinson with a 19:13. Jim Geerlings of the boys teams was the top local finisher wi1h a 15:33 for fourth place. Girt\ Tt ' : Season ended. Girt\ Vc6JMI: defeated Palisades High School, J..O. in the qlw1af"mals of the saate CJF Division 11 playoffs. Police Blotter MONDAY, NOV. 16 CllDID 1030-Vandals reportedly camed SJ,000 in dam-ae toa car parked in the 2700 block of (\ceen 1320-A wallet coatainina $400 in cumacy WU reported ltolea from a b Mia·• in the 700 Woct of Newport c.ema-Drift. 1120-Jcwclry valued at Sl.400 8114 a pqrtable ndio ....... .. S2SO Wa'C reported ltoleil fiom a n:sideace in die 100 block Of Starburit Court. A•llDIS 0225 Franck Falcou, 2S, of l.apaa Be8cb WU arratcd OD IUlpidoa ol aritdemeaaor clrunk driviq. nJUDAY, NOV. 17 Ca.IMD 1100-A diamond necklace valued at SlS,000 and a gold chain valued at SI0,000 were reported stolen from a residence in the ., Wack of catutioa. 1230-Camera equipment valued at S2,143 •• reported stolen from a raideDce in the 3900 block of Seaahon. I 33S-A car stereo valued at S600 and a car cowr valued at S200 were reported stolen from a car parbd in tbe llOO block ofS~Pt.ce.. 181S-Vandila reportedly cau.t SJ'° m d• ..... to a car ~ in tbe J900 bloct of Rna. A••a-T~s 0240--Eric ~ Petenon, r7, of Downey WM arrated OD suspicion of mi•meanor dnmt driviq. 0700-Brent Wade Parket, 32, of Newport Beach was am:sted on suspicion of driving with a suspended liceme. WEDNESDAY, NOV. II CRIMF3 otiOO-A wallet and pune valued • UGO coe«• . I S40 ia c:s- rwy were IIJ aru • •a lea from a ruid•ce ia die llOO Woct of Jawad. 0700-A wallet coataini•1 SJOO ia cuum..-y ad a utellile reeeiftl Yalllecl Ill S900 were ~ l&olaa 6oa a raidmce in tbe 2000 hloCt of Holiday. 131~A llcada .... wl con- tents valued at Sl9S were f'90rted ltOlaa &om a residence in die 1600 block Of Antipa. 1740-An attempted residen- tial bmpuy •• reported in the 100 block of Rue Ydlan. .AllalS'l'S 0130--Thomas Aul PeJk, 36, of C-. Maa W8I arratcd OD suspicion of mitdemranor clnmk driviq. 0300 Gregosy Todd Mcwr, 20, of Newport Beach was anated OD IUlpicion of mitde- meanor drunk driviq. l~Beath Ira Friedman • 21, of Anaheim WM uraaed OD suspicion ol fOfFIJ. 1630-Roa James Cooper, 21 , of Bumm,ton Beach waa arrcated OD SUlpicioD of focgay. TlllJJlSDA Y, NOV. D CJlDUS ,, 084S-A ring valued at approximately SI0,000 wu ~rted stolen from a raidence in the 200 block of Via Graziana. . --·~ 1m THE NEWPORT B•BH ,_I 1100-Plowcn ud ~ta fta.d • S24..9IO were reported ..... from • ...,.,._,.._ • tk ,_ block of F1*rtoa. 124S-A pane -.S CoPaltl ft1ued 8l Sl,llO ~ reported stolea from a ~ in tbe 100 block ol Bc8C01l Bay. 1800-A safe and contents valued • S4JY11J ~ reported stolen f:rom a residence in the 100 block of Whitewater. 2209-Video equipment valued al $3,670 WU reported stolen from a residence in the I 00 block of 27th. AJlllESTS 2120-James Garcia, 2S, of Newport Beach was arrated on suspicion of possession of cocaine. 2125-Aaroa Gabriel Tipon, 23, of Newport Beach wu arrested on suspicion of poacs.- sioa of cocaine. RIDAY, Noy. 21 CJlDUS l6l0-,-Cbristmas decorations valued at ~ ~ reported stolen from a front yard of a residence in the 700 block of Barbor Island. ARRESTS 1930-Reinard Henri Moul, 33, of Los Angeles was anat.ed on suspicion of attempted grand tWt ol • ~-=-ie. SAnmDAY,NOV.21 CSDID 1615-Csreacy ••ti• MOI wu reported 1tolca from a locbr room Ill die Newport lle8ch and Tamil Oub. ARRESTS 0330-Forrest Mac~enzie ~ 24. of Pico Rivera ... arrested OD suspicion of pow'S- GOD of metbampbetamine 1930-Ricbard Gillman, 42., of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of petty theft. SUNDAY, NOV. 2l CJlDUS 19S3-A wallet containing $420 WU ~rted stolen from • raidence in the 600 block of Oubbo)Jle. 2000 A portable cassette player •alued at $100 and c JJettc,tapa valued at sso Wa'C reported stolen from a car parked in the 1200 block of Polaris. AUESTS 1930-David Russell Bop- tim, 23, of Garden Grove was arrated on suspicion of posses- sion of rocaine. 1930-La~ Allen Peters, 22, of Garden Grove was arrested on suspicion of posses- sion of cocaine . Accused dog-shooter files injury claim •Y •ILL HARVEY John Boward Algie, a New- port Beach man anuted for •bootin& hit neipbor's dog last July, baa filed a claim in ex<a1 of SI inillion apinst the City of Newport Beacb allesinl falle urat ad w1all wl battery by Newport ._. polile. 'Ille City ~ deDicd the claim. imprisonment hinges upon against the city, and when it was whether the police had probable refused, he retail'M'1f our firm to cause to arrest Mr. Algic," said represent ~" said Dapelo, Burnham, •anc1 that issue aboulcl .. We are conducting an invati- bc decided when be stands trial gatioD into the matta and are for the cbarJa filed apinst him. awaiting the outcome of bis trial If be is foad pilty. dull ia itldf before we file suit. We have~ should inclindc tUa poticc bad I believe, next May to file.• probable came to .rrest him."' Algie, SJ, was arrested at Alcie .. claim nal!V3 five New- ~ Baicb police officen and ..U for compensatory damages in tbe amoat of $25,000, med- ical CO'"J'CNlrion of SS,000 and panitiw d•••r of SI million. Algie is charged with 1111uJt about midnight OD July 13 and City Attorney Bob Burnham said he bu asked police to conduct an invatiption into AJaie 's alleptiom. Wfbe iaue of false arrest or with a deadly weapon and injur- ina aoother•s animal. He is IChcduJed foy a jury trial OD Dec. &, according to a spokesperson for the Barbor Muaicipal Coui1 Criminal Clerk's Office. Attoraey Guy Dapelo ha been retained by AJP to repia-. ent him in the matter. "Mr. Algie filed a cJaim HOW TO LIVE 111 YEARS HAPPILY! • LOO~ AHEAD .. NEVER. BACL • llEMEMBERALWAYSTHATWJ'OBE80 YEAllS YOUNG IS FAit MORE CBEER.FUL AND HOPEFUL THAN TO BE 40 YEARS OLD.• • DIOW THE UMJTATIONS OF AGE AND LIFE AND IE CONTENT IN THEM. ~THE BODY STRONG AND THE MIND S'TllONOER. • BA VE A HElOIC AND CARING HEART FOR PAMJL Y. FlllENDS A.HD THOSE WHO LOVE 'YOU. J.V ... is accused of firing a .2S Bareua pistol at neighbor Cory Flynn's dog from his second noor bal- cony OD Lugonia Street. Algie said Flynn•a dog came into in his back yard and attacked his Dobenaaa. Re admits firing the ,shot, ,ad. according to police reports. said his actions were .. A natural reaction, becalltC of a pit b~ I guess."' Flynn admits bis dog went into Algic's yard, but maintains that be Ud retrieved his dog and wu holding him by the collar in the alley bebiad Alpe•s house when tbe shot was fired. Flynn said be felt a thump OD bis foot at the time of the shootina and lat.a went to Baa, Hospital. where bu1kt fragments wen: rcmow:d from his foot. Charity League debs take their bow , For 26 years, the Newport present young ladies who fulfill mothen, the "clus" donates Chapter of National Charity a strinaent program of volun-thousands of boun over a six- League bas sponsored a ball the teerism. Startin& at the age of year period, · with Saturday after Thanksgiving to 12 and working aloopide their the honor of tieiil1 a •nebu- Harborlites LLONGSoF ·NEWPORT INC. TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS CHRISTA&. GERRY LONG Once In A lifetime $125,000 Exclusion One of our clients talked to his bank trust officers about selling his home. He was told that he would have $90,000 taxable income from the sale of his current residence. We checked it out with our tax accountant, and he pointed out that our client's trust officer had failed to take into con- sideration the cost of his replacement home. The amount of this sale also reduces the taxable profits from the sale of the first home. As it turned out, our seller had no taxable consequence from selling his home. If you are unsure of such matters, do not leave them to chance. Have a qualified accountant or attorney look into such financial or legal matters. Often sellers are reluctant to spend two or three hundred dollars for a session with a . specialist. only to end up making a decision which costs them tens of thousands of dollars. Don't be penny wise and pound foolish. If IEIPllT llC. 369 SAN MIGUEL. SUITE 200 NEWPORT BEACH. CA~ CALL 640-LONG tante." The 1988 Committee added a new element to this annual BalJ by introducing-appropriately to the tune of "'Memories"-the mothen on the arm of the debs• escorts to the assembled family and friends. A nice new tradi- tion. The mothers are then seated, and the Ball proceeds as always. Presenter Jim Roberts intro- duced-to the song of "Stout- Hearted Men .,-the white- gloved fathers. (Who, we wonder, is more nervous~ad or daughter? At this point in time, it bas to be •Pop. j Each dad also seems to be holdin1 bis breath until bis darling makes the St. James Bow-the tradi- tional curtsey, which began when eligible young ladies of the English realm were presented to the King and bis court at St. James Palace. Once over, both ~---~~~--~___.-------~ ..... --~~----------~--~-- Father and Dauptcr bea•ins- we expect with relief tbat DO lub occurred-they ft.It down the length of the Westia ballroom and perform-yet anot._ tndi- tion-the waltz. t'.lae debs• escorts cut in. And auclde8Jy there is a definite •tmolpbcre prevailing, time to party. Everyone bu a woaderful evening. The dinner is, as always, excellent; the ballroom is handsomely decorated with a multitude of white flowers; tlae centerpiece this year wu a 30- foot topiary filled with white tulips, gardenias, orchids and votive candles, and the assembled dance until tbe wee boun. Parents of the Debutanta are Katb..leen Bear and Dennis Bear, Messrs. and Mmes. David Blan- kenborn; James Capreti; Donald Clarke; Robert Currie; Parter Dale; Glain Fowler; C. ~ent Fmandt; James Harriq- toa; MicUel Imne; Paul Joba- aon; Jay ~ear; Stnal Wawn; Cart Raymond; llidmd Seberg and F.atl Va Steenbuyte. The Debs' escorts were Shayne Malme, 0reaorY Seel- bont. Jolla HC>chedel, Jeffrey WriaJat, John Mattia, Graat Dunina, Tbomaa Curian. John Murphy, James R~ Mart Berman, Earl Shafer, ~elly Tron, ~evin ~elly, Brad Tbomplon and Scan Tamer . Co-daair of thew .. PeaY Ricla m Jan Viai. Tlli9J were wisted by M..aa C•lllioa. Cathy Crook, :Ju Bauoa, liieneH~C.-S.1111, Reda Mc:Craj, S•• aa'i:-., Gail Cimini, Amy Ylldi; S..... Henwood, Dine ~ Leis . Tmpr, Nancy 0.1~ MMi1J1D Walley, Sue Bectw. Ci .. y Ilda.kc., _, • I I U', I:.., Ito~ Simi M~J-8artua Peete~ Shac- kleton, AllilOa W• Valorie JoyDCr,. Carolim ~ Pail Gfeller, Joyu ....., UiM11 ~ Baibara Johmon and karen Milum. 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But today, in an inwsting C(Ommunity of options, index options, leveraged buyouts, limited partJICrSbips, UDit ~ mutual funds, annuities, futures contracts, margin accounu, sector investin& Ginny Macs, put bonds and myriad otller ways of investing, the bigat mistake an investor can make is not understanding the many products and investment methods available. lbat"s where the servia:s of an in-vestment professional who is willing to explain and educate arc extremely important. Aside from that basic-yet nearly overwhelming-stum- bling block, we have identified an additional 11 common errors of imating that lttOqly influ- CllCZ partf olio pcr{ormace. I) u.dur ..... ' otju• ..... The most important ... mmt of a soand iawsting llra- tegy is to dearly defme yoar objectiYes.. Why are yoa ilnat- ing? lmnxdiMe incoaae? LO_ng- term capital pins? P'nnina for retirement? College educ:abon? Reduce income taus? YOU should state your invest- ment objective based OD your financial goals and review tba.e goals periodically to see that theyTe still accurate. l)F•la etoAdjmltoCh91 illa Marba _.Com C'lkim ~ bas been dramatically appuatt Business Briefs Donald H. Sutton, major league baseball pitcher and chairman of the board of Sut- tCor lnt~matioaa~ bas been appointed to the board of dir«- tors of PSll FmanciaJ Group; a holding company for Pacific ~auonaJ Bank. Pacific Sationat Bank is a full- scn ice banking association founded in 1982 ••• J. W Jell and Compuy has announced the appointment of Ja.JMS Bal as an associate. The company is a Newport Beach based executive search firm. Beal will search for top- quality middJc and senior man- agement candidates for the company·s real estate and coo- struction clients. He has eight years of experienoe in the higb- tcch executive search industry, but chose to enter the real estate and construction field because of the entrepreneurial spirit preval- en t among the clients and candidates with which be worts. ••• recently, market conditions are COMdia••Dy +nai• Iaterat nfCI, ....,, __ beads., COD- I m spawti., au lqislalioD .... ..,,... odier po&a• and •oa~aomic facton con- ltilJtlY preuwe the financial martcb. J)lilea '•••S.WllJSlh~ ..._ After detenniaiJaa your primary objective~y, income or capital apprccia- The Orange County offioc of Co••oawealtll Laad Title 1.-..ce C11 r •J is expand- ing its commercial/ industrial division and has added six people to its staff. Among those who will join tbe Select tbe wwitia with a eye toward their risk/ reward ratio, • qe·lit~ measurment of its safety ~ its poeeuti.al f'or profit. •) OY~enifkatioa. Too little money in too many difter- eat KCUrities is an error many investors make. The stellar return amerated by one stock is quickly diminished by the aver- age or poor returns of the rest. The law of·~ destines you to mediocre performance. YOU need to Cl'C'ale a reasc>a nable relationship bdwcen the farm's tQJD arc ~ ~ • Newport Beach resident with 18 yean of expaimce in banking. f tu.DCC, securities and iasu- ....c; I I ~' wbO will also join co .. o•wealth. bas a teal at•..,.-Uul brigroaad and ...,,. to tlae tide imaruce .,... •• ia 1916. Siie is also • Nc:wpo111 •Mh n:Sideat. ... T11dnn ll••1m11t ... . .., ' '• ~ of Newport Regjster for a Bone0*-Sot1p Tween In the Moel QrW.1 PllllBn (Drmplng Hdd on 1'teo8nbtT SJ Brn, * ..nonts ltadina mil atatr l)Mticaacw for educators. bas m•iord N*'-/Re..,_/ lloWt Ou ' _._of a.ta Mesa a its public relations ... S... IL Wile bas ra:eatJy joiar.d die Newpon 8Qdi office of Qrt ••1•1r w• ... Com-,..,, I-. u ao investment adftiior. W"ase bad a degree in finance from California State Umaaity Id LoQ& Bcacb, wt bu been worki.og in the securities 6dd for the past 11 )aR. . Be ~y spccializ.cd in the securities Caeld and held posiliom with the Rartfonl and Travden imunnce companies ... Fruk D. MarWo bas joined the executive searclJ firm of J. W. BeU A Company, in ewpon Beach, as an associate. Marino will find middle and sen.im-bicl c~ecutivcs for the compa.Dy'1 real estate and construction clients. ••• RoMr1 a. H•cM r • bU joined die ewport Beada office of Coopa-... L,.._. as tu man.ager, ~ to ma~ Uta ~ Jolll K: 81•1• ..... ... Dmla B~ <laid' ol Oper- ltiom and Faalitin Ill Jolul Wayne Airport. .. -.w as president of tile So•t•wcst Claapta-ol die Amaicaa Also- ciaaioa of Airport ~ncatiwww. Rona, wbo ii diftltti• tk S2t7- million airport ~we.eat plOlf&m at JWA, Id NI .. prcxat pnsitioe in 1979. Be tia1 laugbt project IDA0 .Imt:Dl and ii a hqaeat lp"kcr ad pmld member at airport ==•• •• c:oaferenca wl IJM•pociw. ... Tbe semia>ad11CtcX divisioa of Rockwell 18tenatieaal c.,.aitiuw bas annoncrd dae appointmem of O.rill .......... to the newly-created positioe of vice prtsident of worldwide martding and sales.. Christmas Walk an annual tradition •Y CHERYL STEHIJNG Twinkling ligh~. Santa a.., llrOOing mosicims and • piny ol mtertaimnent and' prim will greet visitors at at * FJnmth Annual Corona .. Mar Cbristmas Walk OD Sanday. Dec. 6. A festive le 'i• is in tbe air and visiton ca Clljoy tbe camaradaie and d ilCOftry tJaat 1ho ppin1 iD Corou cld Ms ca bDaa- Tlle neat Mai• at 1 I LDL ad coetiaues throuP 4 p.m. Ma.:Mwft ap and down Co.t ..... ., llaft ........ paiaa for dlis year._ clnnrilll9 eala'- ,.; ~ .. wiD -COBti:aaom .. die tnaa atatainmeat mas ad llrolliaa A...,.., mnsicia- ud wi•1 will .W to die CatiYitia.. AD Of die ma• Jants wiD haft refralmmm.a Mad ad die local rcstaaraall will ~ . pr--o•-w"-appd•zeu. -You can start at one end of the street and eat your way down to tbe other end,. said ipOkapcnon Dr. Carol Le- • ..,. -Lastyear. wcbadS.000 peopk OD the street and aped an Cftll bigger turnout this year. We also haw more prizi:s. with 78 compared to last year"s 25.· Lc••ac said tbal dnwiap wiD -Wei every boar begin- ..... DOOD at the Studio Cafe EDtataimneat Area. Tdcu for tbe drawiag are a donation of SI e.Cb and tbe proceeds go tow•dl helping to fund other Qemher of Commerce eftatS. The tXkeu can be pm•b•• d from various meadwds and will mo be available the clay of the.Walt. A small sampling of some of the p1 izes iadude services from local beaaty salom,, gift m tifii ata froa decorator shop• a.ad boa- tiques. gift baskets. boots. ~ tnftl Ids., photo .. siom and lunches. (For a compJete list, tee below.) Tbe pad prm drawini will take . place at 4 p.m.. with lloyal Radth, preside Ill of tbe Cor- ona dd Mar Qaamher ol Com- ~ -Ma.tu ol Ceremo-nies.. An origiDal watcn:olor by --........................ _. .... n ••'•P llr 111-. artist Dennis Gomes, with St .000 value will be pven away. as wdl as a VCR wida S37S value aad a -rut's &le:r- tainment Gift Pac with S400 value. But the main theme ol dais year\ Walk is the fcding of giving, according to Radttc. Three years ago. the Omnber or Com.mace got the Toys for Tots prop am involw:d in the Christmas Walt.. 8arrdl are set up in stratqic arem 11p ad down Coast Hipway, ltadtte CM. I KM .,.. liL D1•1s•A n.a. -QI--... •. p' (Ill ,... .. u_,1rmmw • m..,. lllP said. A Marine is st.atioocd at each band and Visitors are welcome to deposit a aiew. aaw1.,.d toy ia the bllr1~ so that lea priWegrd dWdreD will haft • happia" Cliristma&. To aid in this worthwhile came, The Toy Store will offer di9coants on toy pun:halcs. -ibe whole purpose of the Walt is to tie in to the season of giving. •said Radtke. ·we-~ clone dud with the Toys for Tots propam. his ba:oe11ing more saa:c 1aful CftfJ year.• LocaJ cbildml are ill9ohat by helping to CJ'ea1e die ,..... licity poster' for the e¥all.. A COAtcst is held at all local Corona dd Mar schools a.ad c:bildren from k i....X. pttcD to eighth grade compete. Drawinp are jud~ and tk winDa rcceiva a SIOO snillp bond and the wUming artwork will pm:e the poster. 1llRc 1aauen up rcceiwe a S50 ~ iap boad. Panicipatilla schools inclade Aadenon, Harbor Y.ew,. Barbor Day,. Oar Lady. Qmen of Aar" .... the le"faltll and eigblJa ar-de daacs at Corona dd .... High School This year"s wiwz is sixth pada Laurie Si-hio from Harbor Day and lk wilJ be OD band during the Clu dtmM Walk to autograph ha posters. · Evay wbete visiton go will be some ti.ad of cntenainmenL Area One at Sberman Gudcm iS the dancing section with such featured performers as the Sanu Ana H igh School Dancen. Country Dances of Soottarvt, Brenda's Da.ncc Stu- dio of Laguna ~ Danca al (>iiM, Ahtcsb Middle East- ern Daacen, Dorothy Jo's Happy Roofers~ ua MaX:an F olt.lorico. Arpana Classic Dances of India and Chorus Line Dance Studio o( Coron.a dcl Mar. Bergstrom ·s Cleaacn aad The Place is the locatioe for Area Two, and will featwc ck 0r-. County PhA•• 8C Iii c a '•••• . ~ -~ ME! r r i 11 Ly n ~ h Re a it)' (714)~ ............ $ 11• ea ••• ,.1--. -_J __. . . we'll always be ~IOOf · in Corona del Mar -_-~;~ Merri 11 Lynch Re alt 'i Carol .A. u ..... D.C: Knill PrW:8:). D.C. ~Ha+•-. D.C. Mon-Fn 10-6 Sm 1G-2 2711 .. E.. C.... "-Y-e-... _ 1 ' U. So °' M fC"'°""' 8'IC oa PC tt 014) &15-4131 sas FIEEUIW1U TELEVISIO VCR SEllVlCENTER Come by and visit loady Al -- be .. ICrYing rc6abmmts ~ .. -::.,CA92625 LapnaHils O..mwook Vllllae 24315 Ave de la Carlota 1.a11urta Hills, CA 92653 (714) 583-9889 Nawsut811ch Newlocatian 3536 E. cast Hw· ._.YI QJraaa del Mar, CA (714) 675-6911 slzes6to20 • 673-2674 Corona dd .... ca. 9J&15 92625 Happy Holidays Thank you for welcoming us to the neighborhood. The holiday season is a speciaJ time to remember thole less fortunate. There- fore, we are planning to donate 10.. of the days receipts to the Top '°' Tola drive. Together we can do our part· Stop by. have a glass of champagne. and start the holiday cheer. • Herb Wilson SEASON'S GREETINGS ,~ • • • ·WAL.K· to the EDENIC UGHT CENTER •. FESTNAL OF UGHr· Fundraiser Dec. 6th • New AQe Gifts • . lnspiralionaJ Books . Sec... . Dolls • ClystaJs • Cards • Jewelty • Candles • Paintings • Tapes Relreslmero & Door-Prizes at 2865 PCH, Sule 200 tlooa 1-........... --.., .. "7>ort. 1 PM ii lat at ,..al~- 11.AUSY STAUf'Flll SEA LION DAL TY J732 £_ <XMST ~y CORONA DEL MM. CA. 92625 (114)~ JUf L C-11-,. C.,...M ,,_ c7¥ WWW UllJ • (1H)"' •• Marda on down and yoo will see A lutdy Ouistmas fantasy W'ttb tna and snow and gia.Qt drums Ouistmas pancb and sugarplums. Giant IOldien lad the way To where the EL CAM~OS play So join m OD the 2600 block for a link jingle bell rock! Plants amt gifts and flowers p.Jon: W'm a wreath for your front door! MERRY CHRISTMAS CDM ~--141'9 E Coag COO'li ~ tar. u 92625 o7J-0Ja:> ail ~~~~~~~·~h~h~JQ;kA; • • TJF4••-c •Copies • Pnaliac • Wont .-.orrssing • Gnp.ic Daigp •Biadias • Foldila .c-. SPECIRUM I GRAPHICS ' C'm'T 2143 E.. Ca rs Hwy • C.1• .. M.-~CADP5 (714) 615-1956 • ... _, Woody's Wharf Presents. . . EARLY Bl D DINNER Monday through Thursday 5-7 p.m. All .Dlrtners 1h Price! Just a Few of Our Menu Selections ... Filet Mignon Shrimp Scampi •. ..,,.., $16.95 $15.95 &rlJ Bird Spect.I 1/2 Price! 1/2 Price! All Dinners Feature REGULAR Portions! . . 2318 W. Newpott Blvd., Newpott Beach 675-0474 r I SOUTHLAND TinE. CORPORATION • (714) SS0-1212 ........ _ ... __ eeeeeeeee-eeeeeeee " (I 41 Christmas Greetings (t 41 from ct ,.~ ___ ,,,, __ : THE HEARTHSTONE : (I FIR£PlAa f1XTUllS - " -41 fLV« f . JANk t711 EAST COAST HIGHWA y .Q Photos with Santa Dec.6-11-4 PHOTO STOP RCA • COlOfl 1V • VIDEO RECORDERS Christmas Greetinis from HALCO ELECI RONICS INC. S.les .t Senice RCA TV• VCRI in Corom del Mar for 34 years l535A COAST HWY. CORONA DEL MAR. CA 92625 714 61J.10M a.DNA 00. MAIL CA •26ZS W' 41----------------" ..._ ___ __.. ~~~~~tJI(~~~~~~ 5 Mt II.Iii ll.1' «l.llli s 1.llli Atlls JJl.111 II.Iii ll.llli «J.41 ll.:1i «1.:1i «J.'1i• Corona del Mar f.!rQperties Invites You & Yours to Enjgy the 19-87 Christmas Walk on Sunday, Dec. 6, from 11 a.m. -4 p.m.! Our Office Will be the Setting for the American Cancer So- ciety's Discovery Shop Guild "Showcase" of Merchandise, Including Foods Chosen from ~,....,,.. the New Celebrity Cookbook. Yum-Yumll 673-8494 Pacific Shor•s Cl•an•n •Quality Dry Cleanina- Watch for our Grand Openin& 2nd Of 3rd wk. al December 3027 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar Albertson·s Shoppinc Center • Next to Gina's 0 HAlll DESIGNS BEAUTY SUPPUF.S BOtmQUE 436 Hdiatl'I•• Aw. (l11t·n1 r..tn 11 > '""" l'7ll LC.. lf"atu., c.... ..... ('JM)'75-mJ l Slao••en cN17wlacn arc Msily II ,. J ... m 1' aiftl f• . Jld PfHlll •*ir'liltLlt ..... IO llaw: •idea of wt.t to c•jM>Ct ... I c· aill*ttGla_. ... 1 ·r1d MS'C ii • 11 r.1• • of. die iwa 'I .te_.cqc 0 !C;dlefallMI tM ~oa; die pnctical .... tk d fl& 1'1lillie .... ne4 ai8s ~ -to Jhllr die 8Glt ClilaiW etiaa ol sift ... it••· lllAJllDUNDD 11: ~\esrillp. Sllipieys. 2ll01 Maia. Sc.:•iff ViJlaae, Bwntingtoa • ..._ s~. 13.2.!c Fap and Andrew CCJGll!lt!IDUulbte diaL Almost aad Perfect EngliaJa Oaiu 743 W. Bata Street, Costa Maa. 2AI .,,-,3_ S5•-= Soaps in sandalwood for men. iD Lady Slipper for women in Jilt bous. For S4, bolid•ys taa in red aDd lf'Clal fabric..., matchina lllllp wl tea ... caddies, tiny gift baskets and Pft wrapping 1e1vice starting at S4.7S. Holiday napkins and coasters. Wnp- piap and New Things, 2961 Barbor Boulevard. Com Mesa. SS6-0168. S5..9NUf: Men\ leaabr:r belts at Shiplieys, 2300 Harbor BoaleYanl. Costa Mesa. 631- 3222. S7..tf: Sweats for guys and gals, crew neck top or elastic waist panL Shipleys, 2201 Main Street.. Seacliff Village, Hunting- ton Beach. SJ6..4 700. St•• lell: Old fashioned matching pot holders aDd kitchen towel sets in pTCtty silt- screcned p.ucrns and handsome silk screened wiJx bags in burgundy and brown. Peach potpourri with free refraber oil for SS. Elegant gift wrap- ping service with holiday trim. Imported wrapping paper, cards. tags and ornaments. Wrappings and New Thinp, 2961 Barbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa. S56-4 I 68. "-"= Eapirit lady._ tote bap; uaorted lady'l leatber bdta. Shipleys. 220 I Main Street. Seediff Villqe, Huntington hcb.. S36-4700. UITOS91 Ul.99: ~ hOU& Bictory Farms, South Coast Plai.a, ~·- Ul-": Holiday petit fours. llictory Farms., South Coast PW.a. S40-699 I. Rl-S-. FabUlom ldectioo of personal .a::cs- sories~ choose from bra and panty emembb, teddin. nighties, slippers, linaerie bap and jewelry rolls at My Girt, 3420 E. Coat Highway, Corona dd Mu. 67S-9070. SIUt Men .. 100 pen:ent acrylic flannel sbirtl by Woocflamt. Sbipleys, 2300 Bsbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa. 631- 3222. • Your Holiday Gift Guide · UJ.51: Floral po1tc&ein atomizeT. C-.. Maa Art a..-Gallery, South Co.at ViJlaF St0-600. 119.tl: "' ll.ojal Doalton bone china ~ ..Encle•Bt*at Fairy." Almost ud Perfect Enafish a.ma 743 W. Batrz Street, Costa Mesa. 2A 1-9973. 127.95: Clairol Bcndcn.. Mesa Verde Phar- macy, Safeway Center', Harbor and Batu, Cost.a Mesa. 546-8770. SU.st: Otagiri Lacquer Wear photo album. Mesa Verde Pharmacy, Safeway Center, Harbor and Bater, Costa Mesa. S46-3770. SlS• lels: Leaded glass Tiff any ta.m..., brass reading lamP' regularly S49 .SO. Sbalin Tdfanys and Fans. 2971 Harbor Boule- vard, Costa Mesa. SS<>-LAMP. S2I: Moroccan scarves in 24 different colon. replmty Ml. lteOccrions. l69 E. 17th Stn:et, Costa Mesa. 722~. ---= F ..... w and bmdl prodacts hMkm tri-II with lace, ribbom, tiny Ooweas _. bows.. Arwlalir foott.11 twtea for lllCll wilb aoarmct blmay jMCbJCll ....,, beeh:ts cont·-· ............. bn«tle cmiea and bay vison trimmat .... bows. coDccti'"ble clolls.. Garden ....... with soft pots of flowcn and bcrt. for the windowsill. pKtecl with ~ lmds and ulbc:aecaed prdeniDg bncl•PM Holiday wreaths and eight foot pdands of pnserved greens decor.aed with bows and omaments. Lacy and glittaiDg. Wrappiqs and New Tiainp, 2961 Harbor Boukvard, Ccm• Mm.. S~l68. Cllristmas tins filled with Orville ltcdeabKhT Popcorn. The tins come ia tluU ~ and the larger tins can be fillCd with up to t.brcc different flavors of popcom. Orville Redcnbacb- er., Claristmas Popcorn ~Newport Cent.er F asbion lsitnd, Sade ll I. I.SI: Moroccan blouse, regularly Sl20. Reflections, 369 £. 17th Street. Cost.a Mesa. 722-8S60. S51-St• $51 ..... Miniature lithographs of Parkhurst and Bartz (sigrwl). Part.hunt Gallery, 3820 South Plaza Drive, Suite DS~ Santa Ana. 7S4-748S. s.ss: Moroccan belts, regularly SllO. RdJcctions., 369 E. 17th Street. Costa Mesa. Tn.-8S60. m.tt: Authentic 8rilish food scale wi~ weiabts Almod wl Perfect Eqtish (]Miu, 743 W. Baker Street, Colla Maa. ~1-9973. 179.JS: lioM starta Id •Frcipt Flyu. • Tnia Slop, 1089 Baka' ~ Calta .... S&-1"6. tana ...... ..xc ......... •·de tpiMed itcws, ca•'• rw s•a•a. Jmic ,._. .... _. da.., WrapJ .... ud New Di I. 2'61 ..... ... ~ COiia ..... 556-- 016&. 9'.95: ( adftl i.we I I•• rq; '=ty SJlD. Seltfiw Tdrays m.1Fw.2971 Bart.cw BoaleYanl. Costa Mm.. S~LAMP Sitt .... S1-.st51: Cozy c-ee' ~Ille sweat&u wl pallh, anilahle ia warted ltyks ad colon. My Girl. 3420 E. Coast Higb- way, eon.a dd Mar. 67S-9070. sue .. -.: Custom gift baskets.. Hickory Fanm, South Coast Plaza. ~·- SUI: Watercolor painting .. Yellow Rosebud.• Costa Mesa Art League Gallery" South Coast Village. 548-6430. stse: One week mini-lift (t.brce sessions). The AlternatiYC (Casa deJ Sol),. 540- 6432. Sl7S: Jumpsuit and jacket from Morocco. regularly S310. ~ Adza" loot. Reflectio~ 369 E. 17th SU"CCl, a.a Mesa. 722.-8560. Sift: PR TI Parks Rdnctor T elescopc. Scope City, 303 Bristol SU"CCl, Costa Mesa.. 957-6900. Tiffany floor lamp with l.a.rgie leaded shade. regularly S53 I.SQ_ Shali.n Tif- f an)-s and Fans., 2971 Harbor Boule- varci. Costa Mesa. 556-LAM P. Sltt-SSM U.SM: Sensational leather jackets~ skins and pants in colors as well as black.. My ~ 3420 E. Coast Rigb•'ay. Corona dcJ Mar. 675-9070. Sl95! Playmobilc freight set. Train Stop, 1089 Bater S~ Costa Mesa. S49- l S96. S37S: wood abstract sculptarc wne Gables." Costa Mesa Art Le..- Gallery, South Coast Vilbtge S40-64ll. swe.1111: Sumi Art ia oil oa caa•u tty Tomoto. Partiaant Gallery, lDO So.Ila Plaza Orne. DS~ S -. Aa. 7S4-74&S. Pcatraitl of movie ._. • odlitr DOCal*s c. you. Pat.la-Gs' I), Jl20 SoatJa Pm.a Orne. 052, s ,. A-.. 7S4-748S. SSll..st• Mii: Loot years younger in just eight to 10 se:ssions. The Alternative (Casa del Sol). S«).6432 .. 5"9.95: LGB Mogw 20280 train set. Train Stop, 1089 Baker S~ Costa Mesa. S49-IS96. S74': SPCG Qkltron Rdkd.or. Scope aty, l03 .-o1 Stn:et, Costa Mesa. 957-6900 • - • ART Sc \lwe "7 Ni4 V1 zk will dilplay December 1-13 in ucrs F"me Arts Gallay. Admiaion is ffte. Hours are 12 p.m. to S p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Call ~10. ~ w.w a1 Dlie 0ew..-e, a Re•olwtioa ia Style~ will display through January 16 at the San Juan Capistrano. Admission is S2SO. Houn are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Call 4~ 2132. MMonllty Tales: BiltOl"J Palm- .. • die .,.,. .. will display through December 27 at the Laguna Art M~ 307 aiff Ori~ Laguna Beach.. Hours are 11 a.m. to S p.m., Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is S2 for adults, S 1 for seniors citizens and students. Call 494- 6S 3 l. -sc.tptme by Nick Vaqlul: 1"3-lr will display through December 12 in UCl"s Fme Arts Gallery. Hours are noon to S p.m., Tuesday through Satur- day. Call 856-6610. Worts by Marry Dooley will display through December 7 at Sandstone Gallery, 384 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach~ Hours are I I a.m. to S p.m., daily. Call 497-6ns. "Name Hawaii; A TribMe to iM Spirit of Alolla EsWbitioe .. wili display through January JO at Bowers Museum, 2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana. Call 972-1900. Worb by display at the Newport City BaD ~. 3300 Newport Bhd.~ Newport Beach. Boan ~ I a.m. to S p.m.. daily. Call 6M- l017. A rdlGlfl dte n'•llile of wmb ., Jallll GI t will display tbrougb Jaaaary 3 at the Newport Barbor Art Mw•m, &SO San ClaDeate R.oed; New- port Beacb... Hours are JO a.m. to S p.m., Tuesday throagll Friday; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. OD Saturday; ad 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Atfmjnjoe is me to Mmcum members: S3 fOI' adults; S2 for students~ senion and military penoDDCI; SI f OI' c:bild- mi ages 6-17. Call 7S9-l 122. "Calif oraia Coateaporary Ardlts: Amw Pnltea-will display throagb Da::emba n at the Laguna Art Mwam Enen- sion in South Coast Plaza. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.~ Monday through Friday, and 12 p.m. to S p.m. OD Saturday and Sunday. Admission is ffte. Call 662-3366. Works by SllirleJ Claaitlhl, Voce Lanoa, Rcwo Ta d, Mu DeMom ... OrlaMo are currently OD display al Galleries T oucbe, 499 North Coast-High- way, Laguna Beach. Hours are JO a .m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to s p.m. OD Sunday. Call 67- 4491 . "Portraits of Classic Neo• Sips .. is displaying indefinitely at Elao Gallery, I l 4S South Coast H igbway, Laguna Beach.. Houn are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily. Call 4~396. • • • • • • • • • • • • WAITER : SERVE> : DINNER • -SSHOW : ,,_ : s16ts : Gift C..llfa ... Anllble THE TONY AW~ MUSICAL ,.. ... -.-I WIT CM ..... •Ht l•.-..---1 ··-·· ..... Germain Stlldio Gallery, 484 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Houn are 11 a..m. to S:lO p.m., Wednesday through Sun- day. Call 7Sl-«M I. ~ ~ Sh,. featuring dWerse worts by six Orange County women artists will display through December 13 at Mills House Art Gallery, 12732 Main S~ Garden Grove. Call 636- 1232 or 636-nlJ. STAGE ......, Loll ... die UJ&Ebj Bust" will be performed December S in Orange Coast Collegc•s Robert B. Moore Theatre, Costa Mesa. Perfor- maoccs arc scheduled for 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Call 432-5880. ~ Lllb •••c naare~ -SIM>• ol lMr will play December 4-6, and J0-13 in Orange Coast College•s Studio Theatre. Call 432-S880. •a...toae .. Web" will be pres- ented by The Laguna Playhouse Youth Theatre on December 4- 13 at the Laguna Playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. Curtain at 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday perf or- m.ances a.od 2 p.m. on Sunday performances. Call 494-0743 or 494-8021 . wn.e M..t Doc ...... by Sam Shepard will be performed through December s in ucrs Fme Arts Little Theatre ( 16 J Humanities Ball). Tackcu are S4-S6 at the Bren Center Box Off tee and Ticketron outlets. Call~SOOO. HO~IDAY PARIY CRUISES .,_, It &a d !• will ~ through December 6 at the N~ 1l11nHr Al1S Cailer, 250 I Cliff Dri.c; ewport ~ Beach Call 631-0lll. •A<W'IO.ill mW.._., the musicaJ adaptation of Dylan Tbomas's dnsic poem, will pmy al t.llle Grace Tbealer Compuy\ Gem Theater, 121S2 Main Street, Gardea Grove, o~ December 2-6. 9-13 Ud 17-23. Call 6J6. n n . MUSIC A•••lll IAlle8_.,..byJolm Sdmeiderman will take place Decembers at a p.m. in ucrs Fme Arta Concat Hall. TdfU are S6-SIO. Call 856-SOOO. . '· TM UCI SJ 1••1 Or•t ba will perform Da::ember S • 8 p.m. in the South Coat ~ munity Church. Tackets arc S4- S7. Call 156-SOOO. . TM UCI Jazz fa e hie will perform December 6 at 8 p.m. in UCrs Fane Arts Concert Hall. Tdets are S4-S6. Call ~5000. ne Ora11p coaa comeae s,.. plMNty will perform December 6 in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Tbeatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets are S4 in advance, SS at the door. C.U 432-S880. ... ,......... .... neata will perform .. The Sleeping Beauty• and a rich sampling of the company9s most admin:d works through December 13 at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Ori~. Costa Mesa. Tacket.s are Sil to $40. Call SS6-ARTS for specific program information and tickets. DANCE Ballet Repertory Tlaeatre, a regional ballet company in Hun- tington Beach will present its 1987 Christmas petf ormanc:e of "The Sutcractcr." The perfor- mance schedule is as follows: Golden West Co~ Dec. S at 3 and 8 p.m., Dec. 6 at 3 p.m.. Dec.. 11 at 8 p.m., Dec. 12 at 3 and 8 p.m.. Dec. 13 at 3 p.m.; HuntiDgton Beach High Schoo~ Dec. 2A at I p.m. Admisaioo i.s S6 in advance and S8 at the door f OI' adults. It is SS for children and ..ton. can 89S-1367. • lrl U ' '11• will ~orm December S at I p.m. ud Dcc1 her 6 • 2 p.a ia <> p--CcJar.,. I> f I Alldil-•. c. 9'7-6112: MISC • M *I. 191 THE NEWfOA1' B8GIN .... Din in ... Lotus offers 'Chinese Burritos,' great service -a.;..,. bmritos,. explained ~ov"8ila' for the~ -• rocat visit to Tbe Lot. ia ea.. Mesa. BdOR 111 Ul • LO d t.ed Of cabbaF filW wida • red wl spiced dtitkat and ,,, .... Ba• "is tbii appdiar .. a &ale Ilia awkwanl bait wdl WU1dl tkcft'art,aswas~dle WC cw:outeftCI tUt pmticalm' c• . I 0. bolt. owner Ryu T~ W picked some specialtiafrom Tiie l..atm mu that pioM:d to he • ctiwaa as they were *li- cioaa.. Bil aplCalr Clainne m- ay Oil llarWr Boakvmd ii dMnti• a lot al tbe h liefs abcMlt the CUI lent quality of ow •• food to be foad ia On .ea-.. ,. Tsua aaaived in Soathma Califonia eipa years ago, .. after sclli•1 life iosa.raace bridly. be opened the origiaa1 Lotm in ..... ooc1. ADOtlla to011 opc'leid in Westwood. md boda Uft cajoyed mormoas Ra: E• since tMl time. T-~ille<Alta Mesa locMioD of Tbe Lotus two years ap with similar mp hopes. 91 want to a,. ade peop1c·s ideas of Chinese food. Sometimes people IJO to a place aad the food is llOt tlYt lfail IO they .. a .. ~ about Chinne food o~ When people come lac, tUt will ana-. '' m.. ·E~yar I to t..:t to <>iv wt ... c1a for die bat mas. I Wing t.ct only tk bat. Tiiey come IOIDdillM':S f m a one year contract. sometimes lon,er. They can make more money 01U ~ IO convincing them to come is pretty easy. •£acb cbcf bas bis own an:a of expertise, so oar menu changes quite often. We trade oft' bd ween the three locations., so the food is De'V'C1" quite the same. but always the bcSt.,. said Tsang. Our-chinrse burritos• (a.LL Chicken Song) were lightly reasom:d with a delicaae. rdiDed taste. T oppcd with plum sauce. this simple but delicious dish is ODC of tbe ID05t popvls at The Lotus., despite the fact that it isn' even on the menu. •AD of our repeat customen know about it. It's a house spa:iaJty that we convinced people to try just once. Since then, they"c kepi asking for it over and over," commented Tsang. What is on the menu is a combination of Mandarin and Szecbwan (spicy) 5tylcs of Chi- nese food. Tbcrc are ext.cosi"~ offerings in the fowl, beef, seafood and port calegories as well as a Chcf9s Sugestiom portion of the menu... Among the Chef's S uages.- tions is the Chicken/Shrimp Rower Basket (S 12.. 95). This Eating out not weighty problem Diiilii oat clomi' ba~ to meaa •clic:t dinlter. • axording to s--Map1111D. M.S., R..D,. rqittered ctierician and nutri- tionist for Tbe Vons Compuics lac. W-1lb the &ftla&C A.maican earioa in ratamants 192 times a year, it~ nice to know you can ltill dine. om ud enjoy Joundf witlloat Nlcti .. poaads of fa. Mapm Pl ...... tbe followiDg restamat 1mvival uduaiquea: • Don' enter • restamant raven01llly bUQll'Y. 1bis can laid to mer-onla:iug and o~ eai•i• Before J08 Dft, ba11e a small ad to take the edge off h...,a'. • a.oaee bna:aFS wisely. ~ can .set calorics as qllickly -food can. Alcohol is a special ,..ctirm since it not only ad4l:I calories, but also iDa ews your appetite. Your best bet ii ..acr . • Doll\ -Illy about reqocst-ins Wt foock be prq,ared a special waJ. A m w;y c:oaductcd by tJac Natioaal llestaarant Auociatio. dilcoveted that tbrie ... ., fciill' ratamudl will ....... 9-'lr..., pcqwe food. BMll)iii'~. • 0... a la cmne.. F.U count -•••• • cma dOlle at tcwkw:y ii to tllM ii llCl'ftd. It Wll~me to order JU9 waal and DO stomach know that it's had eaoagb to cat. • Forget about the dean-plale dub. Tbe food you leave ou your plale is DOt shipped to starVing people around the world. Get a dogie baa-By t•kina home leftovus, you can have two meals for tbe price ol one. Magraaa 111gats one last piece al ..Svil:ie; part your car far my from tbe n:stauraDL A brisk wait wiB stimulate the rate in wbicb JOU burn the calories from the meal you~ just eateD.. Remember, dining 0111 docsn' have to be a ~ You 're in charge of not only what you order, but bow much goes into your mouth. For more iaf ormation on dining out sensibly, pick up a copy of Mqrann •s Natri-Notes, a newsletter on nutriboo, which is available fn:c ad aD Vons stores througbout Southera and Cen- tral California ud Las Vegas. or write to M..,... at: P.O. Boi 3338, Tcmrina& Awx. Los An&dcs. CA 900Sl. .... MAXWW. "S AWAD WINtaNG SUNDAY l&UNOt IUFFET Mandarin delight features shrimp. ~ broccoli. snow pc:aa and mmbrooms in a pavy- likc sauce ser"i'Cd in a "-ka made of deep fried woven doogb. Those who go for spicy OD- nac food won' be disappointed. For a real satisfying palate- pleuer,. the Szechwan Shrimp {Sl.9S) is a most, More ad¥m- turous eaten will enjoy the Bed with Orange Aavon (S6. 95). This peppered bed creation is an exciting blend that will put daring taste buds into orbiL Be Comm.med tho~ this is one of the ""'hotter'9 items OD the mcuu.. l.cep the water glass full when orderUaa this mtn:e.. Of ~ tbcrc aR altcma- tiws lO water with your meal from a full bar or a wine list. A.hbougb the choice of entrccs varies widely, one thing at Tbe Lotus docs not-the seniicc. Tbe little things, like keeping our water glassn full. or promptly clearing our plates., were bandied in the most dlicient manDCT by om aiter, Mike. Apparently the combination of good food and good sc1'Vice um' much of a seaet either. Despite a large d ining area, vis:iton can expect -a 30 to 40 minute wait on Friday and Satutday ~-minp Rcsavuioas are acccptr.cl and rccommraded. If it has been an espcciaDy long and tiresome day, The Lotus is a pan of Resaaurant Express. For a modest cb.argc, people can can in an order lo Rcstauram Expn:ss and thq· will ddiYer to your doorstep. Tsang gives take out orders a bit larger ponion because tbeK customen don' me the restau- rant f acililies.. For an C"1CD.ing of masterfully prepared Chi nese food and 5crvice that is prompt and f ricndly. the Lotus in Costa Mesa is a sure bet.. Tlat! Lorm Rt!s rtnuant in Costa Mao is loctned aJ ZJ()() HtlTbor Bouln"llTd. Lundi is Sltn'td daily from 11 :JO a.m. to J p .m. fJJ.jJ 10 U.75). Early Bird Combination Dinnns IDT Mrvt!d from J to 6 p .m . (J5.15 to S6J.5). HappJ hour SINcillh in tM bar ft!lllUTt! half price ··~ drinh Cail 545-3331 for run- vaziolu llnll illform111wn.. For howw delivay tlrroUKlt hs(au- rtlltl E.xprfi$ call 833-1871. BELGIAN WAFFLE INN -Wiien tile Wart.1-S Grc test Cm111m as Dim! Home of dae F•ntntk Be1pan W.tlles, tM <;ipntic 4-Eg Omelets, .... Tiie Sttptab S.ndwidtn. Soadl a.st Plaza Vill9F llOO South P1ua ome Sa• Am/COiia Mesa (114) 55'1-5116 ULLIVER' kGREAT MFNU II. 5-2:00 pm Monday-Friday • , 'No Exit' will:'bear watching With its polishrAt premiere of Jea.Paal Sartre._ dark drama "'No EI.it..• the new Altamtive Repertory TbeatJe bas shown that it is certaiaJy a f-=tor in Orange County theatre that will bear watching. Tbe troupe's u1istic director' Patricia Terry, ha taten the confines of their mWJ 66cat theater and dl'edift)y atapd what could easily be described as one of the most ingenious plays to pace any local stqe this year. Terry's treatment of .. No Exit .. never once hinted of pretentious inteDectu•I imagery or uncon- ventional staging trickery-two potentials which often surf ace in the handling of many existential- ist works. Instead, the production has as its foundation a combination of simp~,yetima~0ative,~aai"I and rock solid perform•nra tbaa keep .. No Exit• an easily usi1D11ated piece. Sa.rtft's eonceptual .. ee0• is reatiu:d in the content of daree morta1s• post-death ~ meat.• Tbe one-act ~o £xit• ii a play about thole thRe people\ . ..,. ble . . f"CIDllL ~ mapntOD- ment in a bell bom of their own CODCCpbODI. Robert Sternberg's set arran- gement provides the ancficmce with • delineated space from which to appreciate the natme of the play'I premile. Althoup such was a tbou.gbtfu.l touch, the skewed wood-framed perimeter which caged the four-person cast if anything melded only marginal ;:fly to the aceptiooally ~ perf onnancc. Tbe ~ clMncter- ized mta.a-..... ~ thne priwiJk fiamw G•da (Grg Atkias), bu (CiMJ Bnb), wt &teDe (Amy tar- soe)-il traeod · 9mlihly, * witb llO OMJ ambitious ..... arizationl. A•ti-, Ruka, ud ~ alOal willa Lorctaa ........ the wilet, acmte tlicir rolel Well enoup to do jmbcc to die ~oltllar..........,. Tbe tat Of be'•eciaa die pmition of the .c:tol'I, IO • to gift the smrouadiea audirDcc an equal paspediw oa the play, was for the most ~ wdl-doae, and ... result the prodacboD ... able to praeat Sartre's won in a most understandable fashion. ~o Exit,. is a play to be experienced. and not eiplaioed. Through the compassionJess Gare.in, the possesme Inez, and the cruel arrogance of EstdJe. the confmcs of these th.Re peo- ple's Hell are defined and per- petuated, creating what they believe to be their own mesca,.. able •Hells ... t • WU~@\C@MtVIU (UNlllllCI) This production takes us into Sutre~s Hell: a prison wbOle captives uhimately chose to be _. ,caged. The 1uilt of earthly misdeeds plagues the individual captives and feeds the mutual torment of the three. The bar- riers that prevent them from escaping are the ones they have created for each other, the ones they need to have cn:cted. I ....-cJaTcano 720-9266 LARGEST SELECTION OF 8ETA ANO VMS VIDEO TAPES IN NEWPORT aEACH ...._-..n.a.u_, •N.U-•s •llLll Is .... u..,._ "£NS20 .., ................. _.Cilllllr ............. n..- • Mon Cbateall Restaurant FJegant...,.. &Pn11C1J c~ The powerful theatric mani- festation of Sartre\ existentialist ontology is no less a challenge for any repertory group. Because the Alternative Repertory Thea- tre is but a fledgling operation. it is a challenge they have met SUTprisingly well. "No E.xil 0 pllly.1 Thvraday • lhrCJUKh Satiuday 1118 p .m. and Sunday at 7p.m. 11111il ~ 20 at tlte Allernatiw Rqmory TMatre, 1636 S. Grand Aw. in Santa Ana. For tidcet inf onno- tion cllll (114) 836-7919. ABT offers 'Sleeping Bauty' Principal castin& for Ameri- can Ballet TbeatR'a December 1-J 3 engagement at the Oranae County Performing Arts Center ~announced today. ..., .. -AC'NrtM IX r !::::::f~;,;;;; .. Slt.95 'Glory of Christmas' begins annual run aY. PEGGY DAR.NELL Tbe season of Advent was beraldcd in •micht the sounds of costumed carolers, young goats. domestic sheep, geese and baby lambs. Greeting the crowds assembled at the doon for the snentb annual 66Glory of Christ- mas .. were the numerous volun- tcen in lavish costumes-or not so lavish depending on their vmious roles. lDe pAFant-goen liocd up to hPc their pictures taken with cast members and especi•Dy enjoyed the animals placed there u part of tbe atmosphere. Tbe paaeant will be taking place through the holiday season at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove. It was llle idea of Rev. Robert Schuller. wbo hired Robert Jani.. producer of the long-running Christmas spectacular at New York's Radio City Music Ball. Jani brought the huge production to Orange County focusina solely on the Cbri:stmas story. , Tbe story of the binh of Jesus is told •midst special lighting effects, sounds oT thunder, m~ Oying aDgds and lift ani!Dlk, ind~c=Mdt ~ ing opi.lently gowned Three W"JSC Men. or special interest is horrid ~Herod's fortress, complete with fire befitting an angry, anxious monarch lhrealmCd by a new King. · Also planntd. in addition to the regular production nigbts. arc °Charity Nights." Two orpni:r:arions will be sponsored, the Rouse Ear lmaitute oa Dec.. ? , and the Rotary Clab orpn- ization 's pet charity 66Polioplm, • OD December 8. One-half" of each night's net proceeds &om the three performance wilJ go directly to these orpniz•tiom. Lut year organiz.ations, which induded Easter Seals. the Ama-- ican Lung Association. Cerebral Palsy I Spastic Child mi~ Asso- ciation and the Bouse Ear lmti- tute, each received approxi- mately ru.ooo. according to Paul David Dwm. . Additionally. a special-cbild- rcn•s Day'" is planned. This year many youngsters Will attend from orpniutiom th.at house Give a cow for Christmas The Community Church, ~'in Corona clel "-r will be hosting an Altema- ive Christmas Fair SuDday, )cc. 6, Crom 11 Lm.. to I p.m.. Tbe fair will include food -ootbs. a petting zoo of baby nimals, ornament painting for be ~ bandicrafU. and the •pportunity to donate to one of even.I cbari&Able groups in the ame of loved ones for the olidays. On band will be Church Vorld Services, which supplies Religious Directory blantds to ho""' k 11 pc:nom; Babicaa for Humanity, which supplies building materials to underdeveloped areas of the world; and Heifer Project Inter- national, a unique program which off en the opportunity to buy shares of livestock, which arc then given to f armcrs in this and o~ countries,. Heifer International is a non- profit interfaith agency that since 1944 bas sent more than 15,000 food-producing animals and more than 3 million chicks and ducks to small (armers in I ()I) countries and 32 states. Each recipient passes on the first offspring or eggs from the gift animals to another needy family. Dc>non can buy animals or sh.ares of animals to be given in their name or the name of a loved one. A chick, for instance, is SI ; a share in a cow is S20. The Community Church , Conpegational is located at 611 HeliotTopc in Corona del Mar. TEMPLE ISAIAH (Co .... •> SabtMth Servtee f nday nehts 8: 1 S p m . ......,~--~ Rabbe ~ 0 . Schatz Pf'esident Joel Abramsohn 2401.,._,.__ ~ ...._ C/o ...._ c::air-...~ T--"-'e: Sta '900 ._, ... ..._. ..... .... SS............ p '5 I .......... Sdlmt t . Andrew·s Presbyterian Church ~ __. tw::w .... pnc11Ca). Clirill<c,.. red. bib&ical l'.GdllllPf. "JESUS-THE WONDERFUL COUNSELOR" (1aiah_ 9'6-7; Hdw ews ~ ... S:6) Suncfarv,. Decembn 6. l98i ~ 8:JQ and JO;lS A .M. St. And~'S Road . Newport Beach. Cahiomia f7 14) 631-2 ec:rw &.n Ne wpcwt Harbor Hip Sct.ool • 1"'.nc " I Sch.) ....................... CIR1llOI --~w. ..... CP 2 _..VT ..... .. 0 ,...._CA (714..._IMI 9-.lOa.m. w~ ........ ~ ltt50 a.a. E• cetm for AD~ Qild c.e Pr0tided .... A.;llet u,..., • ............. ._Cw' ,,_, abused and troubled cbildraL Dcoembcr 23. Resen-ations 54- Tb.Re pcrfonnancn nigbtly at GLORY. Tickets Sl4, Sl8 and 4:30. 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. through S2S. Chanukah events set On Sunda:y, December 6,, Shir Ha-Ma•aJot Harbor Reform T emplc and the Jewish Parent- ing Center will aHJ>ODSOr a qioming of Cbanut.ah family events. The first C\-"Cnt is an hour-long discussion, ... Do Our Children Have a Chanukab-Cbristmas Dilemma!'" beginning at 10 a.m. at Irvine Valley College. site of Shir Ha-Ma'alot's satellite tem- ple school This encore presen- tation of a difficult and timely subject will be led by Rabbi Bernard P. King. Director of Education ancy Levin, and guest ps)-chologisl Stan Smu- stcin.. A Chanukah Holiday Work- shop for Parents will follow at 11 a.m., led by R.abtii ~ and M rs. Levin. featuring songs. reci~ arts and crafts ideas for the holiday. Participants will recei\--c a packet of take-home materials. Both classes are open to the community without charge. bw registration is requested Please call the temple offJCC at 644-7203 to registcT and for further infor- mation on any of Shir Ha- Ma 'alol's educational programs. NEW AGE LIGHTED WA ~ .. .... ml.11.S..D.D. rnana1Gf811D In TM~ Of 11w Holy Spirit A .... Ase Sa tkea • IJald ... Low S IA11."5-... ..... Ml III .... Milade B••• Satiee blMD"••ofGOD N•H a1 .. zz , ·u., · 1 n.s.a1t1 o1 1-.eSeca••Ca '1o1.n:sus~r NEWCLASS: -11--......., % I IJ Ji'low ... Dltk I ..... f•tMNewAae .. ,& """"'-1:JI,..... .A~ CAaaOIL VD COIORJNITY a:NTD 115 ~ .,... .... .,... '· ......... Nc&,1118 ¢,CA • <T•P.afitc..lllhJ••·•·· .. -................ ... Aw. W:... .... tlill lllM:-Ye ~-,_ wil-•CEMTD..) - 'No Exit' will bear watching With its potitbM premiae of Jcan..Paal Sartre's dart drama ~o EDt, • the new Altematift Repertory TbatR> ha sbowo that it ii cauialy • fKtor io OraDF County theatre tbal will bear wmching. The bOape's artistic dira:tor, Pataicia Terry~ ha taken the coofi•a of their amall 66-«at •beater and df'cctivdy st .... what could easily be dacni.ed • one of the moll ingc:aiom plays to~ any local stqetbil year. Tenrs treatment of~o £Ut• ne"¥U once hlnted of pretentious intclJrctn.el imagay or uncon- ~oul staging trickery-two poteotials wb.icb often surf.cc in the handling of many existential- ist worts. lnstead, the production has as its foundation a combination oi simpJe, ~ imaginative. -.U. and roct solid performanca that bep ~o Ent• aa emily mi•jlatcd piece. Sartre"s conceptual ·een· is reatizcd in the contaat of tine mOJtab• post-death -unprisotF- maat. •Tbt o~ ~o Em•il • play about thole tbn:c peopk9s -aningly inncapehlr impriloa- mcat ia a bell born of their own c:oaccptions. Robert Stembcrg's set amm- tcmeot pao+ida tbe avdialcr with a delineated space from which to apprccim the ~ of tbc play's pccmilc. Altbougb such was a thougbtful touch, the stewed wooct-framied perimeter wbicb caged tbc f our-penon cast if anything added only marginal LARGEST SELECTION OF RTA ANO VMS ¥1DEO TAPES ... •WPOltt RACH ...._ 111a.n..a. ,,_' • fiL n ' • .... re ' •a-. n-.,,_ ·ocs20 ~ ... ......,. ...... _.c:..r ............ ,.... ;:'ly to the exceptionally stroaa perf orm.nce. The mttiadomlJ ~ izedimlaldimllf*w" three .. ; ... tia== 0.cia (Qrq Atkin). I.a (CilMIJ A-b), mid &tdle (Amy Lar- IOB}--§ ~ wmiNy .... witll M OIClly amhjtjom cb-- Mjiafifwe- At\im, Bub, mid Lan0a. ..... ~l.Gitata ........ die Wiid. aeeule tl.ar roles widl enoap to do jWlice to die CMlpk •• , al tllCir rt ..... 'Ille uu of "'uciaa the pmiboa of tk 8dGft; IO • to. p the awaoalWli• a1111Ww:e an equal paspectiw aa die plaJ. was for the most pat~ and •• rmdl the prodllction was able to praent Smm9s wort in a most undentandable fasbioa ~o Em• is a play to be apcrimced. and not explained. Through the compassionJeu Garan, the possessi'le Inez, and the cruel arrogance of Estelle, the confines of these three peo- ple•s Bell are defined and per- petuated, creating what they bdXft to be their own ~ able .. Bells."" This production takes us into Sartrc•s Hell: a prison whoee captives ultimately chole to be caged. The guilt of earthly misdeeds plapcs the individual captives and feeds the mutual torment of the three. The bar- riers that prevent them from escaping are the ones they haft created for each other~ the ones they need to ha'Ye erected The powerful theatric mmi- fcstatiou of Sartre9s a:istentialist ontology is no less a cbaDenge for any aepertory group. Because the Alternat:ift Repertory Thea- tre is but a Oed&tilll operation., it is a cbaDcnge they have met surprisingly well. .. No Exit" pl.y$ 11rwsday throudf Sllturdoy Ill 8 p .m.. Olld Saau:llry 111 7 P.lfL until Dw:nnba 10 Ill tlw Abontldw Repatory Tlte111re. 1636 S. Gr.nd Aw. in Samii Ana. For tkht infonno tion ClllJ (114) 136-'1919. ABT offers 'Sleeping Bauty' •lllli• I. _,THE NEWPORT B•W -II .. DAMAGED PAGE 'Glory of Christmas' begins an~ual run 8Y PEGGY DARNELL The season of Advent was benldrd in ••icht the sounds of c:ostumed caro~ you.nag~ domestic sheep, geese and baby lambs. Greeting tbc crowds assembled at the doon for the snentb annual •Glory of Christ- mas"~ the nwnerous volun- tccn in lavish costumes-or not SO lavish ctq;encliDg OD 'their various roles. The papnt-goers lined up to have theU' pictures taken with cast members and cspcci1Dy enjoyed the animals placed there u part of the atlllolpbere. The paFUt will be •aking place tbroaab the holiday lalOD at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Groft. It was die idea of Rev. Robert ScbullCT, who himl Robert J-prodoca' of the Jong-running Christmas spectamlar at New York 9s Radio City Music Hall. Jani broagbt the lluge production to Orange Couaty focusing solely OD the CluittmMltory. The story of the birth 41 Jesus \s told •midst special liglating effects, sounds of thunder, m-., flying angels and liw anjme)s, i~ ca•:k ~ in1 opiileatly gowned Three W-ne Men. or special interest is hoirid King Herod's. fortJ"as. complete with rue befrtting an angry, anxious monarch threatened by a new King, Also planl)C'Af, in addition to the regular production ~ arc "Charity Nights... Two organizations will be ~. the Hoose Eu Institute oa Dec_ '?, and tbe Rotary Club ....,.. ization ,, pet charity wp~- OD December 8. OnHaalf' of each night's net proceeds from tk three performance will go directly to these Olpllizarioas_ Last YQr organizario11Sy Wbich included Easter~ the Amer- ican Lung Association, Cerdwal Palsy I Spastic Children's As:so- cialion and the Home Ear lmai- tutc. each received approxi- mately 125,000, according to Paul David Dunn.. Additionally, a special~- l'C'll 'I Day" is plannat This year a.bused and uoubk:d dWdmi.. December 23. Reservations S4- m.any youngsters will attend Tbreeperfomu•nasnightlyat GLORY. Tdcts Sl4. SIS and from orpnizariom that house 4:.30. 6:30 and 8:.10 p..m.. through $2S. Give a cow for Christmas Chariukah events set The Community Church. Ainateptioaal in Corona dcl .tar will be hosting aa Alt.em. ift Christmas Fair Sunday. ~ ~ from 11 LID. to I p.m.. The fair will include food IOOChs, a petting zoo of baby nimak. ornament painting for be kids, handicrafts, and the pportuaity to donate to one of tftfal charitable groups in the ame of loved ones (or the olidays. On band will be Church Vor1d Services. which supplies Religious Directory blankets to bomcka penom; and more than l million cbicb Habil•t for Hmnanity, which and ducts to mWJ farmers in supplies building materials to J 09 COUDUies and 32 states. Each underdeveloped areas of t~ recipient passes on the first world; and Hcifa Project later-offspring or egp from the gift national, a unique program animaktoanolbernccdyfamily. which offen the opponunity to . buy shares of liw:st~ wb.icb arc then given to f araien in this and other countries. Hrif er International is a non- profit interfaith agency that since 1944 has sent more than 7S,OOO food-producing animals Donon can buy anjmak or shares of animak to be giYCD in their oamc or the name of a loved one. A chic~ for imtantt. is SI; a share in a cow is $20. The Community Church. Congregational is located at 611 Heliotrope in Corona del Mar. TEMPLE ISAIAH (Ca... c: ., SabtMlh Sero.~ f nm, nict'lb 8 1 S D m ~...... Rabbi Stewerl o. Schatz ~ Joel Abramsohn 1401 .,___,,,.. ......., ..... CJ ....... an.-°""° T--~S..6900 ..,, .. ..._. ..... I It ............ II ............... sm.. 'Cnh• and ....... pnclic;al. Clat-.Ccwaal. t.a..&ical .. a . "JESUS-nu: WONDERFUL COUNSEWR" (Isaiah ~7; Hdwcus 4:14-~) Sanday. Dm£mber ~ 1987 81)0 and Kl:lS A.M.. St. Andrnrs Road. 'evr-pon Beach. Cahfonwi '714) 631-1880 ..,_ "-Ncwpwl ~ H.iP Scho.l • 1"illr &.. 1W...) sr. _. •• ,_, iw CB1JllCll .............. ens .,·ans ...... Ras .-....a ("4t•U. •.JO a.m. Wonlaip ..._....._ Coiam•'- l~a.a. lit c•mfcwAI~ QildC..Plov-.S ... .. ... ,,,....,, ............ ,, 0 ,,_, On Sunday, December 6, Shir Ra-Ma'aJot Barbor Reform Temple and the Jewish Parent- ing Center will co-sponsor a morning of Cb.mat.ah family C'\"Ctlts. The first event is an hour-long discussion. 06Do Our Childnn Have a Chanukab-Christmas Dilemma!"" beginning al I 0 a.m. at Irvine Valley College, site of Shir Ha-Ma'alot's satellite tem- ple scboot This encore presen- tation of a difficult and timely subject will be led by Rabbi Berna.rd P. Kin& DirectoT of Education ·ancy ~ and pest psychologist Swl su.a-- stein. A Chanubh Holiday Work- shop for Parents will follow at I J a.aL. led by Rabbi I.mg and Mrs. Levin , featuring sonp, recipes. arts and c:rafu ideas for the holiday. Participants will rccci~-c a packet of take-home materials. Both clas.scs ~ open to the community wit.bout cha.rgc. bot registration is requested. Please call the tmiplc offJCr at 644-7203 to register and for further infor- mation on any of Shir Ha- Ma 'alot ·s educational pTograms. NEW AGE LIGHTED WA m .. ............ DJ). •n area• .... In IM Anointilla Of 1M Holy Spiril Ma• 1-Ale Sa tied ......... Loft S• I A 11:45 c.m. PNt•etic M r _. Mlriide Resh& Sa wlet ••a·1.aa1GOD N•w tarZ2 •v•" F I n. Sea 111 af ..-.. Secant Ct , aotnsus CllllBr NEWa.ASS.-Eaau Paaa-. F D ,.,__.DI+' .._ .... "-Alt • ' A'' 7:Jf a s ,,.... Al: CAllltOLL -U COIDltJIOTY CD ID us..-..-. ... .,na·1 a.a a ....... • PC I 17 ¢,CA (l"allll~C.-~•> 0 II;._ .... __ .... ....__,_ Aw.,.._ ... 611-* 91'• ...,-_.,_.will-•COi I EL) • - - • _, • tetn.,..• 111• --··1-t llla•A ...... .. -. ...._-= ur •"'6 Productions, 1209 Keet Driw. Corarw def .... CA 92625. N9ncy Tornutmr, 900 Viii lido Nard. fletspat BMd\, CA92663.. Dreyfus Enterprises, • C.lifomilt corpoqt;on, 1209 Km Dr. r.or. dll MIW,CA92625. ' This business is c::oa- ducild by ............ ne1ship.. The N1isu.nt com- ma-ad '° nmct -... ,_ under the fiditio.IS buliNss,.,. listld.,. on UH-87. Sii1r.t NMcy Tomutmr Siped: Dreyfus [ngr. prises. by Pm Dreyfus. Vice President This ....... -filed Wlith the Courcy a.ts al Or.,.. County on Now. 2l. 1987. File No.. F362256 11-26. 12-3. 12-10, 12- 17 0923 l..Jl71S ACllllOUI• K Ea ._sram "' The loeowit• penan is doir.i busiNss a: snYEH K. T AHIKAWA STRUCTU-RAL ENGINEERING. 231•1 v...., Oriwe. ~ 200, Bids. B. U.--Hills. CA 92653. S. It TANIMWA. tHC... a California COf'PGt'ation. 23141 v...., on... Sum 200 .... e. ~ Hills. CA92653. This Business is con- ducted by a OOipol .... L The re&i.strant c:om- nwllCed to tr•Sld busi- neu under the fiditiolrs busines'S rwne lisaed ~ on 10125182. ~ S. K. TAHIKAWA. INC. by SllNer'I K. T anibwa. Ptesidellt Tta SUlleioent .. ti'8d wilh the County Oer1l of Or-. Caunty on Now. 13. 1987. File No.. F'l61268 11 -26. 12·3. 12·10. 12· 17 0924 l-3C714 nc1 n1UUS •111•ss NAIE SfAn.:Jff The toHowi,. penon is oo;,. business as: COSEN- TINO. 27001 La Paz #390, Mission Ylejo. CA 92675. GRIM-BLAKE INC .• a CAiif. corp., 2642 Villa Vista. 0ranae. CA 92667. This Business is con· ducted by a corporation. SCned: GRIM-Bt.N<£ INC., a c.lif. corp., BY:~ BlaMfy,Pfa_ This stltet• • il was filed Witt\ the County Clettl ol <>ranee County on Now 18. 1987 File No. F361839 11-26. 12·3. 12·10. 12· 17 0929 l ·lll7• ACllllOUI •tt•IEIS U.STAn.Jn The toAowwc persons are cbnc busineu a. FlELO- STONE IRV1NE I. 14 Corpo.. "* Pia.a. Newport Beach. CA92660 Pew .. Ochs.. 444 ts.- beta Ten-ace, Corona def lbr.CA92625. John A. Ounc:an. 7 Can- dleCush, nine. CA 92715. o.wid R. lanlb5. 1817 lA:ln8 Raia. s.wta Ana. CA 92705 Jo,ce Ochs. 105 Wal LM---1~ ~.PA 18017 ~ JohnJon. 6437 c. Oii Natal, Rallldlo s.-ca Fe. CA 92067 franti foster, 26192 ._. YllD. U..-Hilll. CA92653.. St-. ........... ,., .. .e.lrd. '""-.CA 9Z114. TMs Business is eon- dudld by ....... '*"" .... The ,..;strant com- -ad '° ••mct .... -undlr the tk:dtioi• ..................... an~l.5.1~. --,_, ... Oda T1lia ... -·-... .. .,. c.o...., an -Or.,..~ on Now. 1~ Hll7. fll ND. F361a4t 11·26. 12-3. 12·10, 12· 11 ODl ~ (aTACION J00DAU NOTICE TO DEFENDNf1: (AIMo a AadAdo) SUNNY GIN met Does 1·20. iPd Ii I YOO Ntf. BEING SUED BY PlAIHTlFF: (A Ud. leestadli••••> MAZ£ STONE RANCHOS. INC. You haw 30 CALENDAR DAYS lftw this sw1w1oa is wwd on 1'XI 1D file a '1sAt •••,......at this court A ....., °' phone cal wilt not pral8d J1D1C ~ b\,AWibiwi iespoi-mull be in ~ ..... tonn i J11DU ... theaut to._ ~c:me. " JllDU do not • 'JO" rescu• an .,._ J11DU nay tme the case. and ~-.es. money and .. ~ may be ~ wiilhout ....,._ w••c ... .,. CllMl. There are dts lepl ~ Yau nwy _,. to call an at1DmeJ rilhl .-,. "J11DU do net kna9., 111D1191, JllDU ,.,., al -.... ., ......,. wwim °' •..... -oftice ~in .. plate bell*). Dll'spies de QUe le ............. cAlcat judiic:ill us8ed -. un pkm d9 30 O&AS CAUMWtlOS ,.... po ar una fftPI_.. writaa ,...... • ..,. CGl1e. Una carta o una .. , .. t '1:.lica no le "9~ pt'*9c:ti0ti; SU tesQaiesta escrila a ,..,..... .... QUe cumptir con la bmalidades ....._ ap•cMdla Ii usa.d quiere que la CXWlle escudw SU~ Si us*8d no preseia su NSps..aa a ti9npo. ouate perder el QSJ, '1 le pueden QUils SU salario. SU cfW*O & ans cosas de su pe•~ sin awiso ..._., par --de la corte.. Wslien obos requisia lep6e$. Puede QUe usa.d quiera l&am. a un abapdo ~ Si no conoce a un abopdo, puede Ranw a un wvic:io de •••oa de abJpdos o a una ofic:ina de ~ lepl (-. et direcbio ~Meo). CASE NUMBER (Nunwo del Caso) 189696 The name and diress of the court 1s.: (El nomble y direcClon de la c:crta es) RIVERSIDE COUNTY SUPERIOR COURT 4050 Main Street P.O. Bmt431 AMrs;de, CA 92501 The '*1'1e. addless. and~-number al .-ltifr~ .elm 1 teJ. or plaintiff without an aftOI ney. cs: (EJ nomtn.. la direccion 'I et numero de Web1e> del .......,dei den•ldanle. odel demandanle que notiene al>..,,_) KD.1.HER & YBARROHDO 901 E. Morton Pt., f 1 P.O &c.837 Hemll. CA 92343 (114) 925-6666 DA TE: (Femi) 591> 29 1987 WIWAM E. CONERLY. Oen. <Actlario) by A. ~ Dllputy (l>1I~) NOTICE TO THE ~ SERVED: You .. s.wct as .. indMdum c.91t1 ...... onbllWfdCt;r416.90 (~ m.ut£R & Y8AARONOO 901 E. Mortan Pl. 1 l P.O. la837 Hemet. CA 92343 (114)~ MD•., tor Plweff SUPERIOR COtMT OF CAUfORHIA COUNTY~ RMRSlO£ CASE NO. 189696 COMPlAINT Fm lllONEY. MOHEY L£HT, FltAUD AHO DEaJT fllAZE STONE RANCHOS. INC.. ) ..... ) ws. ) SUNNY GIN. WI OOE:s 1-20. ~ ) 011t1ndw& ) CCMS HOW l'biiliff MAZE STOHE 1WOtOS. tHC... met F'ltST ~~ACTION L fW:M, *Zl STONE IWOt06. INC.. i&. WI .t .. ~ ................ _.COii_ ........ , -IC ........... '11 ..... fll'S :fa. ..... ... ,,_ ·sz1..-.dt.•tr1• ln .. Qrfll....._ •• ., ~.ca ....,. .... • a1tr1t,..._. ...... .. n.c. ...... e I$ .. t .. dDit~w..idt ................................... _ .....,_...._. I ...... QrfllHslllll.~ ,,, • I '" k .... fl C1W1 ...... Ill• ••• 1 ..... ~._,., •• _._. ........ In theCltJd ...... eo.drd•atidl. .... fJIC lfllat .... ..,., h •a • a r• d jucldal dliillrid. .. The~ ....................... ..... occurred in .. c=-r of....._ ea..., ol M a lide. Sl:lllll d Calilaalil. in.,. Iii a • a-.ct judiciiil clllrid. N. ,...., •• ..af/l .. tn.wMdc" r dD kda* ..... ._.•DOESIAll'C' ,., ... f¥._w._.Oflidillllll¥._..._..~ ........ .......... c..· I .ID ...... .... ......... _. ............. . Y. .................................... ... _..dlUda ... illJWUlldDI *3815 a •••--• .., .. occr.t• c•....._ •••• Vl OB0t.._.OK bea2.,~a1.--.-.Sl'Sida ~.c •a;llia011R ac.w""" Mwcm ........ ...... ' 1. ... M••tDPlsi:MllisflMat . 11) "* d ._ .._ ia ........ fll ONE HtMDIED THOUSAND DOUMtS ($100,000.00), pepble °" Dleeiu.. 17, IW. A c::apr d this Ptmi • 11 WI Malit is llllc:tlilid .... I Ito• &11111 •A• and ...... a pM ...... Vil 0 c .... bea't ..... tis NiilMmd ...... ...................... UllPlid hm., 2 ..... toPlsi:•, JAMES T. ~&la. ,.,,..., ...... 1112612131211012.117 mt fClh--• IE U --11Af'llEWT The ........ ......., cs dainC bAt I M: V~T. 2800-A SouU\ Main St., S... Al-. CA 'R1f17. -.. s.-Co.. Inc... c.5- ... 1411 ... Or .. Ca· -dlllMIW,CA92625. This bul.iness IS CC>n- duct.d by. COJpoi6Jlt. The ~ cocn- macied to tlaWI buli- MM undlr h 'iditiolS bi 1· 111 ,_,. OI i9iW .._.._on 11-ls.87. S9lld Br: JawuW\I 0. Mct111 _... Br. Yep Sllles Co •• Inc , Htemiatl Oe .... fi ............ 11111 • •, , •• -..., ........ c.., Cla1r d Or.,.. C.O..., on Haw. 23. l~. Fie Mo. Fl6226 L 11·2'. l2·~ 12·10. 12· 17 0914 listud libolle on 2/20/87 se.t The Ferrari CllA>. Inc.. n.om. .. McMilen. fl\ eSidei "- Tlas • 2 nert -filed ...,.. .,. Courtly a.ta of 0..-.. Ccura) on My 9, 1987 ' f""lle No. f3C89S9 11/12 1Ul9 ll/26 1213 .., Pr _.,..,._ ~~ ::_--- IH'•l . 0 ~JijJ:11f ti; l r•Jdl1J( rlJJ1j•I w~ij1:1!lf f J1f Jljl1~H!! "'IHIJr a 0 ~f ijJ:lf Hll rJrif r lllf '•I 0~f ijf :1f!f Utl'r!df !~.rl(~b., f!i.I !I ~ ,i• ~~I,. l~ II If. ·lie~] ~ ~i• 1~f 1. 1 ·11s a i~s llllf !II •' : !i' I 1f. ·-· i · ~~iJlj : ~i 1 l1 1l11 i· f.~tf f. "I ~o4. ·~ ~al ' f u . g .. ~"· §;; ~al f al ' ;. nr ,..Jrl I u ·~ Pt.I I u g t !! .. ~.. I~ ::ial I"~ hU ~ .JS. .Jt l~! II il~'1i~!i1I ~-,~ll!!1;r1~1t'1!11ili 11·111 liiiiAi;1liil!l1li!!1~lifi~llil~!i1·;1;~ r~!'la ~ iiri;l!!I ii~ i~i iliiliii; ilit?;~iflii t le~~ 7 _____ !,.i .i i!a ~:i~1n 1J· I '· l I rt" K'lNOD . _ ~,tog __ f •. ~f _l~'-· lf!_ .... ei ..;. II i~~ i ~iiU~a = a iiUf.ii! H ii iH~i ilHii~iU!iUU§iiHI ;;~:I!~ ~!UHritr;t; ifll ifH UH 11 ~~ ~!iPii~t i I ' ' : ~i ~~ 1· a.jJ .rsl111 •1 ,. 'l(ir , 11(1 ·f ~e a c; -er I s" I~( l 1~ I llig( f i~I· ~~~~~ ~attl · ~11!' 1''"'r:4 l : : ~-· 1 ,. . i ~~aft~ .. h! ,rt:rhl ~11.I :?1· hill •• nt .. ~l§g.h~ i!li ;;; !I !ll'fL~h~Ji J!~~~B Bii •. ia}IJ.f;Lh I:~;; .. ~! idHl!UU~ t•a!llJ sn:-n;!! li!;ii. :1:~ !~Ui~O!! Wli~iH~U~ H jf!~_J nH!U!i ~: H~~HI b~!i~~:~~~up ~i~~~ ig1~~HH;!tUlilHI~ --II TACllll Mt ••""ft,..a••,......MU T.-.. 91117.f' On Dlcln ..... 11. 1987 • 1 UJO ....... Firll Anwk:airt Tille lnllnnc:e Cumc»w&. a C1P •• COtiNW.-, • Trusllle. « S.cc I • Trume « Suti ....... Tftllllll,"' tf..a C*Wn 0-S al Ttult I II C 9d by .......... En•p·111. Inc., and ~ IMfdl 23. 1914 • lnslrunwit No. 84-122260. al Ollc8i "9aaclt ol ar.... Couney, Cllila11ii. and ~ ID lttllt c:mtlin Nalcl "'o.t..Jt ~ rec:xwded July 21. 1917 -lnllrumeN No. 87-t12757, ol Oftic:illt "9cadl al llid Couney, wilt under Md ~ ID llid o.d ol Tn.t ... lit pubic alCtiGn.,, C8lh. a-ful....., ol ... UMld Sitlllls al Anwica. a ~s c:hick P9$ ... ID said TNSaledrwnona s&lllllalnlllD• ...._ ~d'8dldrwn by a stllll « .....,.. cr9dit aRart. « a ct-* drwn by a stllll OI ...... SllWirws Md ao.t aSIOCilfi!i• .. « ~ t.r* specified in w:tion 5102 d the Flt•lciat Code and authorizlld ID do business in this .... lit the main •lb•a ID F"nt ""-an r1111 ........,. Coml*"Y. localllld at 114 E. flfth St.. in the Cly al s.ltl Ana. C.alifomia 1111 thllt ,..._title and w•est ~ID and now held by it under said Deed al Trust in the poperty situlllld in said County and Stille described -= PARCE:L l : Lot 6 at Tract 9861. as per m.., filed in Bae* 437. P-.es 9 and 10 indulNe al misc 1 ft. MIOUS fnllPS. l9COf'ds at Or-. County, California. E~ tteefton1 all oil, oil rilhb. minerals. mineral rilhb. natur.a .. rilhb and odw hydrocatboftS, by wnatsa... rwne known. ~,,,., saiwn. and art products deriWJd from .,, al the ........ It.a may be within "" under the pwcel"' land heeil~ dw::t ibed _.. with the ~ ,.,. al drillq. mnrw. expbina and openit;rw tt..m and slDrirw in and remowirw the same from said land "' .,, aow land, indudirw the rilht to whipstocla 01 cilediaualy dnlJ and mme from lands oetw tt.. those hereNbowedescribed. oil or ps wets. tunnels and shafts do. ltwOUltt OI acnJSS the subsurface "' the land hereinabowe described, and to bcJCIDln such whipslocked "' (i;rectionafty drilled -'ts. tunnels and shafts under and bes..., OI befond the ... ior runits thereof, and to redrill, re1unne1. equip. rnainlain. deeperl and operate Sf'/ such wells OI mines ~ hatl\W, the riatlt to drill, mine. s1ln. esplare and opalll8 throulh the surlac:e at the ~ 500 feet al the subsurtace al the land ha•iatae described. as reserved in the deed from the Irvine Company, a corporation recoded December 24, 1980 in Book 13385. Paet 734 al Ofticial Rec:ol ds. Also exallJtilll lheleftun1 the subsurf8ce ....,, filhts, but Without the riat'tt at surface fdry as :enNed in the deed from the Irvine Corrlplny, a ColpcHtian. 1'9C01ded Dec:ember·24, 1980 in Book 13886. P..-734 al Official Records. PARCEL 2.: E.asemetds as such easements ~ partic:ularty set forth in the ~ entiUed "Easemeuts• al the Oedarlltion ol Cowenants, Conditions and Aestlidions recorded in Boak 12305. ease 745 and .... ecorded in book 12371. Pap 327. both of Officiat Rec:ol ds and any --••its tt.9ID. under the section ~in such artide •!titled as follows: "'RilhtS and Duties: Utilities and Cable Television", "Suflpott ~ and Elomdlme9~. "Community Facilities Easements", "Privm Street Landscape Maintenance• and "Orainaee <>wet Community Facilities"'. PARCELJ. Easements ower the lots owned by -S. ibfed 0wners· for the pwpase at exerosina the rilhtS at Grantee heretn as an •Enforci"I Owner" as such terms.. lots and usemet rChts ~ more completely defined and described 1n the custom lot dedar.ltion recorded in Book 12305. Pall! 814 al OfficiaJ Records and ~ .nendments ttweto. The street address°' other common desiaNtion at said pl aperty" purported to be UfWnPrOWld poperty. Name ~ address at the beneficialy at whose request the sate is t>etrw conducted: Hefler Financial Inc.. successor by rrwser to W8"1er E. Heller & Company Southeast. Inc. dba HeUer ..... 1Ple Co. c/o Heller Financ&at. 600 · 08th Ave.. N.E., Ste. 1040. Bellwe, WA 98004. OirecbOnS to the abowe property may be obtained by requestirw same ~n .ntJns from the beneficiary within 10 days from the first publiallion at this notice. Said SliAe will be made MthcJllt COMI•• OI waf ratlty, express °' implied, as to title. PoSWSSAOn C11 encumbran- ces to Absfy the unpatd ba&ance due on the nale Cll nales secured by sad Deed al Trust. to Mt $2.344, 134.64, plus the follOWtnc estimated costs. expenses and advances. thebme al the inibal p ibbaDJnolthis Hatic:e of SaJe ~ $4,410..58 Int. on A.av 5316.63 Forec:losi&n Costs 10.141.00 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNER YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEE> Of TRUST. DA TED Maida 2. 1984 UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PAOPERTY. rT MAY BE SOlD AT A PUSUC SALL IF YOU NEED AH EXPlANATIOH Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEDING AGAlHST YOU, YOU SHOUlD COHTN:T A LAWYER DATED: NcNember 9, 1987 ARST AM£RICAH TITl£ INSURANCE COMPANY BY: Linda C. Anckeals, Asst. SeaS.y, 411 hr S1reet. s... ~Ca. 92101. (619) 231~ 11/19 1U 26 12/3 0889 AClll .... I EU ,.._l'IAJWlll The faluwitW .,...., IS .... bullr.--= CRfA. Tl'VEIM(. 741AmPWl9Y. P.0 Bm 5406, Balboa Island. CA 92662-5406. a-tes E. Varney, 741 AmiCOS Way, N.8 .. CA 92660. This busine$S is con- ductld by 9' indMdul&. The recistrant com· ITl61Ced ID lr•IUd busi- ,.. ........ the ftctitious ~ ,_ OI IWNS liltld-.. on 11-19-87. --a... E. V.-,.,. This 9 9 ..... -tied .... c.c.., a.. -er.,.~ on NOw. 23. 1917. All ND. F3'Z2!fl 11·2',. 12·3. 12-10, 12· 17 0916 FCllOOUI .. & EU ..._ l'IATl'mJIT The ~-penGn IS dotn1 busiMSS as: SAT E1...ECT1ttCAL. 5282 Ctar1l Cir.. Westmi nster, CA. 92683. Slewen Ric~rd Teske, 52.82 a.tc CM • ...,, •• tl!r, CA. 92683. This business is con- duc:lild by ml indMdu9l The rea,Js.trant com- nwad tD lr•diilid ta.;.. ness under the fic:tiCiaus ~ nM1* OI l'WMS liltld ...,._on ll· 17-1'7. Sipect: ~ Richard T_.. Tl* 11 8 , .. -filed ... the eo..., a.. al OrWllll Caunl1 on Now. 23. 1917. fie No. Fl62260 11-26, 12-3, 12·10, 12· 17 0913 ............... '-....... T.&.•G I wncm11 T.O. 5EMCE CIJll#Wtt • ~ ..,...._, T,..... undlr ... lailowilw dlwtlbild clllecl ol trUll WILL SB.l AT PU8UC AUCTION TO THE ..aHEST 8l>OOt FOR CASH (In ... torwa wHc:h .. ._.,. tlMl9er: in the Unield 9*1) MllJIOI .. .........,., '*-.id OI ... dledls Sl*lled in Ciwl Code ~ 292411 ~ Me in ful lit .. time ol .... ) al tW1t. tille and w•..a aa1aJ9c1 ID and now hlild by it undlrlald Deed olTNll in the PftlPa1r ~ ..... dllcl .. TRUSTOR; MATTHEW VAUN1'1HE BEHmCIARY: MW> MAD8tJW. GEORGIA BRAD- BURN£ t9CUtclld Sli*lr• ... 2. 1• • lnler. ND. '-6-~l in Bad& -OMcial Aecalclt in the aftQ ol .. Alc:cwdlt "'Of-.. County. uid dl9d al trull deKI .. the,.,... The~ one-half of lot 530 and the No• 9 .,. one-fll9W al Jot 531, net no. 9a7. in the City ol Na part 8w:h. County ol Or-.., Sttllt al ~ ...... f'9COtded in book 28 Pll9IS 25 ID 36 indusiw al ,,., c 1 Na w fn1PS. in the alfice al the County Allcardlt ol aid~- YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST DATED 7118186. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT VOUR flROfl£Jtl 'f, IT MAY BE SOlD AT A PU8UC SALE. IF V'OU HEID AH EXPl.AHATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROC££DING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. 115 Ym <>Meeo, Newpwt Beadl, CA 92663--'922 •(If a ... addlw OI C01nmon detie'llltial• al poperty is shown aboile. no ~ is ._, • ID ills COftlJl 1111 ness « aa1Kt> 111).• The bentific:iay under said Deed at Trust by......, ol a brmch Cll .,_.in the otire1Nois -=wed tt.eby, t.a.WO.e INCt...S and dt6i1119119d ID the undersie.t • wrintn Oedtliltio91 at ~ Md Oen•ld .,, s.. and written nalice al ...... Md al etection ID caise the undenilNd tD tel said P'OP81"I tD utisfy said otlfll'ion&. and .......... UIGflieled aus.i said nalice al dllfault and ol .....,,, ID be '9C:Olded June 22, 1987 n lnsar. No. 87·353552 In 8aok at Official Records in the olfic:e al ... AKicwder al Or.,. Ccuwty; SM Sllle will be made, but without C0111119•il or WYWll) • ..,,.. w i1111plied. • •• ciiw tillle par 1 fan. "' encumtnnc:es. to Pll"I the ••• ••w p irldptt sum at the nall(s) w.uted by said dl9d ol TNSt. ... N .. iii1 as in said ncee pnMded, .tvai~ if al'J, under the 9ms d said Deed al Trust flees. ciwWls Md ..... 111 al the T natee and al the trus1s a11 n1 d by Slid Deed ol Trust.. Sllid ule wilt be held on:: o.c.nbel 29. 1917. lit 1;30 p.m.. in the lobby ID the buildifW kJcMld lit 601 South Lewis SCreet. Orarwt. Califamil 92668. Al the time at the inilial p lllicat01 at 1his natict. the total amount ol the uftP9id bet I llCe ol the ~ secured by the ~ described died "' trust Md estimab9d com. ...,.ases. and ..._as is $45.364.01. tt is possible thlll lit the time al ule 1he ~-· bd ~ be less .,., the .... ilidebeldl~ due.. "~the npeded opaq bid nay be oblail-2 by alirW the fulcMilw '8l1¢1oi• number$ on the day before the ule: (714) J8S.4837 or (213) 627-4865. Dlillt: NcMmbef 23, 1987 Sicned: T .D. SEMCE COMPANY as said T rusaee 9y. Blay Jo McOlniel Assistint SeoetiJy 601 South Lewis St. arar.e. CA 92668 [714) lSS-4700 12-3. 12-10, 12-17 .....,..,,,_ .. .. , ....... .. ' 0935 YOU All• DIJAUU UMIJI A DllD Of Tml'f DATED ... • •• IF 5. ..-. .... DI YOU TAR ACTIOll TO '*'*l!CT _,. N0m. IT llAY •DD AT A~ SAlE. ff YOU MED M IJPUlllAnM Of THE Ml'Um 06 THI NOC&i -~ml YOU. NU IHOUU> COWYACJ A 1.AWYD. STAN-SHAW CORPORATION. a c..tibm eotp01ailion as duly aippotnll!ld Trustee under the toeowirw described deed of trust Wlll SEU AT PUBUC AUCTION TO TH£ HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH 01 as set torth en Sedian 2924h al the CMI Code. an rW1t. tide and inllllest conwyed to and "°" held by it ooder said Deed al Trust '" the poperty tweiNfter de5c:ribed: TRUSTOft Gil.BERT A. SIMPSON. an a.imar1 ied wonww BEN£JlCIAR"(: THE IRVINE COMPANY d/b/a/ SAH· TlAGO lNV£STllENT a.PAHY Aec::oded Ncwember 18. 1980 -inslr. No. 22939 in book 13837 .... 1667 al O«ic:.81 Rtcods '" the atfice of Che Aecordet "' Or.,.. Qully; said died al tnllt describes the ....... popmty. lots 1~13. Unit 68. Tract 9858 as mare oaticdartr described on Ellhibit •A• lltDcl.t ......., and n.te a part...,,_ PAACEL 1: Unil 68 -shcMn and desaibed .. the <:andarnineum Plan recoded on New•'*-29, 1979 in Bi-* 13413. P.iien 786 ID 849 incllusM al Officiail -.COds ol said County. PARCR 2 Art undMded one tw.1ty ninlN (1/29ets) ...,eSl • a tenant in c:o11wnon in the .......... in and ID the c:omman .,_ ol lats 10, 11, 12 and l3 of TIKl 9158 as per mac> filed wi ~ 436. .-S 1 ID 7 ........ al ..-asce1aneous Maps. fWCOfds at uid caunly, as "°' tsm is ~ in the Miele •ltilitd "D11l11iliais-al the Oeda-ailion ol CcMll aants. Col ldibol 111 and A I 1"idior"a reconied April 21, 1978 in &cw* 12644, Pl9I 951 al OfficUll Rec:ol ds (the -o.ca. ation") and al1' suppleinei ll:s and .,.. ldments thenlo. PAACal" Easenell:s as suc:ft eesemeru.,. ~Sill flDrth in the Miele edMd "'FN17*1ts• al the~ ooder the w:lion hwti1115 in tudl Midi •ililled as talalls.: ~ nt OulieE Utilitia and C.. T_.. sten•, ~ ~ and EncroeCbmenf'. .,....... r..,e.and Aea8118ira--' Rilb?s"". • "'&di•w A&bic:ttd Canwnon,,,,.. EM nwir. PARC:n4: E •~•such T&lbars~•b* in the Midi • ....., ...-. , r•a· ol .. 03lc.lllFlldoA al eo..w-. Coi .... a..t A t idioi• ,...,._. '4ii;25. 19n in BocM 12305 • ...,. 7'6 end ,.,....., S.-Wflllel" .. im in ... 12J7~ ..... '¥0 ol a.cw ...... .,....,.~11,.,...and• olidt ... .__ Me "t' ' Osdm ... (')......, .. --. ta '191 in .0 lfllcls ¥ ., I f M lallMs: ..... llld OMlsl;; ltllf r ••IC: ..... Ti1'r 1 1iiin'" • .,. n a rt_.. S1W1 ,_. .... Etco ........ ~ f• ••• £11 ,..,. ... ..,,. ...... ~,·---· IMY • Al.ID OIOWN AS: 7 u kt 1•1, fk 11 IWl --.cir ,., "'{If a .... 9*' w « commuld d11....,. ii"'-" ......... _,..., Is .,_ a ID itl COt•'d1 -« COfNcll 111~ • :n.. '* < c•r ......, said o.ect r1 Tn.t bf ,__ al a --=ta • .,... iri the ollMe1f 1N• wand ltwebt. tu kf a r 1c•Mdanddti....-ID .. .,...,.._. • --. Dsdlnlon -0... and °"'91d.,, 5*. and ...... nalb d bNlictt and al .... ID <a.e ?he w_.."'*9 ID NII said ptopefty to satisfy said ctl'1 r "and........,. the ....... ...-ca.wt Slid • ntlic:ed bfw:tl and d.._. ID be ........, W ~ 1987 •Instr. No. 87-444439. al SllidOMc:W ..... Seid .. .. be made. but without ~mil « .,,...,_, _,._«implied, I I dilll tilla. JM 111 ion, or~ to Pll"I the •••••• Pf'•OI* sum Ill the "*(s) wand by said o.d olTrust..,. ....... • in Slid --~--ICel,if SftJ, under the.,,.. ol Mid o.d d Tnat. tse5. ctmw1S Md..,_.. dthe T ...... and al the trusts a 9 Id by said Deed ol Trust. SM .. • be htld on Thursday, o.c.mber 10, 1987, lit 11:00 A.M .. lit the 17?h S1rw91 •i21•1C8 al SIM-Shaw CoPOlllic»', 1570 E. 17'ttt Sib'elll, S... H, S...U Ana. CA 9270l ThetDtal amount dttte unP9id bel1 nee at theobliptiot• secured bJ said papertytD be told.• a 01. wilta ..,,.. .... ..... ct • • Mdstim ... domts..... •• and ~as. as ol the ct-. ew.at, is $737,016.76. Osle:: Na.1lll9 13. 1987 ~AM-SHAWCORPOMTINassaidTrustee.l~OEast s.. .... llh Sl?reet. SM1ta Ana, California 92701. [714) 542-5811 BY: Toni Wini, Aslistant Seatltay 1 Ult 11126 12/3 0911 1..-U ACiii .... HI• .-nam Dn The._.. • .,._ ... dairw ~ a: l.AKE· SHORE TOWERS UMtTE> PARTN£RSHIP PHASE HI, Z7611 .... Pu bd. Uluna Nilutl. c..ila•• 92656. BilXI• UMshcn. Ltd.., ~ Calitamia ......, pm1ner· ship, 27611 La Paz bet. u.una .....,. CMtomil 92656. 51ciPI*~~ tian. a Dell • • corpa• tian. c/o ~ Dedrit lmrestment Ccwporabon, 292 ~ Rid .. RNd. Stamford. Connecticut 06904. This Business is COft· ducllld bf•~ s-tnw· ship. • The recfibant com- ,,...IC8d tD tnnsac::t t:.m- na.s under the fictitious business rwne fisted abowe on OctDber 29, l987. Sie'm 8irtc:lw Lakeshare. Ud. • California limited partnership, By: Butcher l.akeshor9 Corporation, • Calilwnia COt ... atiaa. 9y. Donald 8. TMcoa. '-esidel IC This _.,... -tiled ....... the Ccunty a.It of Or-. Ccunty on How 6, 1987. F"• No. f'361J767 11-19. 11-26. 12·3. 12· 10 0900 «*dad by a limillld i-tner· ship. ~ 10/26/87· Thomas V.eo,tes Sianed. VICTOR CAPfT Al CORPORATION, By: Tho- mas v. 8o1les.. ~ This .. 9 .... -filed with the Counl)o a.. at Or-. County on Mow 4, 1917. fie No. f360357 11-19. 11-26. 12-3. 12· 10 0902 1.-. ACilhOUS• HIED IUm ITATf!BTllT The.,.,.... • .,., ... are doir'I .,.,_ -.: ..... Fund n. A Cl ldomea l.imllr9d P8rtrwship, 16262 s.a a.... ................ . a..:ta. Calibru 92619. "'*' K. ........ 16262 s.a a.rt.a Lane. ..... ~ 8-ct\. CA ~9- John L Austm, 2036 B•l•nc °""8. Costa a.es.. CA92626. This busineu ts con· ducted by a limiled pertner- ~ The reaistrant com- n•ced ID tr...t bust- l'leS5 under the fidJtJOUS bus.mess n.-ne listed abcJlije on 11-3-87 . ~ManK..MYnltl This _,_.... was filed with the County Clettl "' Or-. County on How 6. 1987. F"• No. fl60733 11·19. 11-26. 12-3 12· 10 0903 PmlJCMOl'a fClh ... lllDI ..._ITATEmRT Thetalowrio11pmnis~ daifW buliN9 aE ~ Ptoduc:tJons. 3400 Irvine -..,. SU. 1()9.8. tlltapa;t 8-da. CA 92660. ....., E. ~. 3'32 Irvine lwe... P: ... ;o1 8ech. CA92660. H9idi L ~ 2240-A ~CGlta-..CA 92627. This business is con- dudsd bJ a ....., o-t· ....... The resist.rant com- me11Ced to nac:t busi- ness under the fidlbous ~rmnelilltd~ on 12-82.. · ~....., E. AIWter This .. 9 .... -., """ the ~ a.fl d OrmWI C4unlr on Now. 3. 1•7. F"• No. Fl60207 12-~. 12·10, l2-17. 12· 24 0940 ._ ........... ,. blab 111_..._.._ on U..:l-17. ..,_ tML A lOtM. JR.. -.-.. .., ........ .,... lNa 11 9 ... -llsd ..... ~~°' ar._ °"""" on Nlw. l. 1117. f'ileND.~JO 11 ·12.. 11·19. 11-26. 12- 3 o.3 a 11111 fClii .. • I I Ill I ... ... IQ The ........... .. doi"-business as: MURATA AIM> IH, A CAU- FORNIA LIMITED PART- NERSHIP, 16262 Santa e.tllta l..anff. HuiD.,, I 8eec:t\. C...11ia 92649 AtWI K. ..... 16262 SarlCa Barbera Lw. Hun- ~Bled\ CA 92649 John L Ausi1n. 2036 Balttric Onv... Costa ~ CA92626. This bu:st..ss is con- duc:lild by a limilsd PlttrW · ship. The re1Jstran1 com· "*ad ID hflUd bu$t- neu under the fictitious ....._name lisMd llbcJlllle on 11-3-87. ~Mart K. Wurm This ......... -filed with the County a.. "' Or-.. County on Now. 6. 1987. F" ... No. fl60734 11 -19, 11·26. 12-3. 12· 10 090& ...... ntiliiOUI ... , •• ..... ..,.lll llJR The 1111aW11 S*WIJI• are ~ bl•·n111 as: LONG BEACH/IMP£RtAl/SEC. a Calitonua ...... ..,.__ ship, 113 ColP01• Pm.a. 5'* 200, Neapcxt Beach. CA92660 Stephen C. Hopluns, T ruAle, Oii _,,, Seeccessor TNSale al h _._, C and Danille ttoo'a1il111 Tl\dl. under o.danllaft al T nm d-.r 10124187 and as amencMcl. 2553 Monaco Omle. U.--8eec:h. CA 92651 . MA TT SHAN CORPOftA.. TION. • California copora· liOn, 25092 Buckboard Lane. Lacuna Hills, CA 92653 This Bu$1ness 1s con· ducted by a senetal '*1· nen.htp. The rqestrant com- n•ICed ID transact ~ neu undet the facb1:IOUS business name I.isled .txiw on June 1. 1987 S.1ned LONG BEACH/ IMPERIAl/S£C, aCafifornq pne.rat ~tp, By St--. c Hopkins Thrs ltlllli•.,. was flied """' the County Clettl "' Or-. County on Now 9. 1917 F"• Ho f36092l 11-19. 11-26, 12-3. 12· 10 0905 w.na N:iii .... i • WSJAIW The --· l*tGn is doit'C .....,_ as: Blay tau ....... s. 3800 £.Ca.st Hwy .• Corona 0.1 Mar. 92625. a.., Lou Conudey, 18 Morena, tmne. Calif .. 92715. This business is con- dudad bf .. Individual. n.. ,..;stnnt com· mead to nnsact busi- ness under die fic:titiaus llulir.-s .... lilald aibow onJan.19n. s.-t: Bllty Lou Co•dcJ Thil a I ,_. w filed ..... the County a.rt d °""Ill County on Now. 9. 1987. f"de No. F360801 11 -12. 11-19. 11-26. 12- 3 0963 PUalC iiiOla fCiii ... AI I• .._SPlW ,,.. .......... is dDifls ....... a: INTEJt. BANIC: FINAHCW. SIJM-a.s. 4940 CMlp&IS DtM 10, *•port 8eec.h. CA ~-Rod Scult Hormal. 26516 Monteclto Ln.. Mission ~CA92'9L Thia business is con- dudmd llJ1n~ The ,..mrant com- n•~ to ~ buli-,_ ......... fic:titioatS ~ .... ....,8bJWe on 11-1-87. ~ ...... Hat_,,_,,... This 7 I ••• w filed .-.,.. eo.ny an a1 ~~onNow.9, 1987. fieMo..F-...o 11·12. 11·19. 11·26. 12· 3 0864 WllOlG fChi .... 11 -.... 11.-.,. n.. ........... is dDifls ~-.:MISTER MUff1N,; 22 Wild GomaCl.. .... 8ch.. CA 91661. Dus • s.cu.. 22 Wild Goml Cl.. Nilaip. 8ch.. CA 92661. This busineu is con· ct.did .., In indiwid'• The resislrant com- n•..t tD ••act buli- ,... under the ~....._ ..... ..-d ... .. l().25.a7. --Oat. Slcllll'. 1'hil : 7 2 •• -lied ...,. ... tountr and ~c-w-.... 2. flaND;fal.23 llll.2. 11/lt. ti.la. w 3 ... 1'9 2 I tllC.._ .. .... c.,.. Clirtl ol Or.,.. OaunCr an Not. 9, 1.-7. f" .. No. Fl'0198 11-12. 11-19. 11·26. 12· 3 or/2 wmra FIClll ...... E• UMISTATBmfT The~ ........ doirc ~a SOUTH COAST PACIFIC APART- MENTS, 2201 S. Pacific, Santa AN. CA 90704. Salam Pacific Hausq Partnenhip LTD. 18226 Imperial HishwaY. Y<Wba Linda. CA 92686. Anw'ik Pt(\M!l1ie5. •ear .. bnia CatPOtaltion, 3 ~ ,.. Pwk on.. 5'de 200. 1Mne. CA 92714. Tilis business is con- dud:ad bJ• linMld ~~ The ,..;strant com· n•iced to tr...::t buli- ness under the fictitious ~,.,,. lidldabolle en 11/1187. Sie'1ed: Anwill ~ 9y: -.ca 8rcdls. ~ ertySupw. This -·ient .. filed ~ the ~ a.'k "' ar.we Counly on Nor. 9. 1987. F"tle No. f'3fl:1197 11-12. 11-19, 11-26. 12· 3 0873 ncn11GU1 ••aa1111•1111ma•• ...... ,_, The.,.,.... .......... is ~ bulir.-m: .. ~ ~·as fil• iciall s.W:as.. 22971 Mill C,_ RC*f. ...,,_Hils,CA92653.. .... , 9y.Ae111as. tnc.., • ........ 0on.-COr'PI> ration. This Busj ness es con- duaad bJ a cuporlltion. SilJ'8d: Ba*-" SJ••as. Inc.., bJ: John Weibel. V.P. This .... ~ ... e.s .. tN County a.rtl of ar._ eaur.ty on Od. 22. 1917. file No. F'J5914 l 11-12.. 11-19. 11-26. 12- 3 0875 , .•• nc111 ... ••1J••••ne•• _.ITAIW Thelllowil•~· dair-s ~ K litED'- CAl Ct.NC ~ NlWPOR'T. INC.. a Olib111ia ca~ tion. 1525 ~ -... l200. ~ a.ct\. CA 92663. Medical Clinic al ...... part Inc... • California C«· pontioft. Dr. Liz ~. 1525 s..-ior -.. aoo. tl1 ; -ta.ct\ CA 92661 T"is 8"siMss is eon· cU:tid by 8 COlpoi ... L The ,..;strant com- m.9Cled '° nnucot ~ MSS W.W the ~IS bl•~ 11 nlfM lied abilie cn9-l-17. --MmtCAl QJNtC Of NE'IWORT, INC.. bf: Ur AsHIJ. o..o .. .-. .. 1..-. This ti I t•lt -~ .. ... County Qstl of Or-.. c.ountr on Now. 2. 1987. file .... f'l60005 11·12. 11-19. 11-26. 12· 3 0878 K 1111 ........ ... .. ------·--OfMlll ... 1 I• ..._ITATI' E•T n.. foHowinc perwns ._.._ldal.ecttheuseal tM fictitious business name IAWINOALE ASSO- CIATES. 13 Corporate Pim. S&* 200. Newport Beech, CA 92660. The f"tditiou5 Business Mame'* 1ed toatioi.ewas tiled in Or-. Courtly on Jufy 13, 1987 File No. F..3491 72.. Stephen C. Hae>kins. T N5'le al the Slliphen C. Htc*ins and '** Hop-kins Trust. 2553. Molmco. l.lcuna a.ch. Ca&ifamia 92651. lbttshan Corpontion. 25092 S.dboent l.iM. t.acuna Beldt, c.titomia 92651. This busir*5 -oon- dudld by ....... --awship. (SiFed) 5'llphen c. Hop- kins T rust8e al the Slllphert C. Mapllins and Oenilll ..... TNSI (SCned) MaasNn t.orpcn. tion by. John o. HapQ1s Ptelidellt This ...... -fMd -'th the County Cleril al Or-. o.u.ty an Oct. 30, 1987. 11/19. 11.26. 12/3, 12/ 10 0908 ·-·· "*.IC...-U ... .,-m-a-~ °' ......... PUbic: fdice i5 ... ~ht KJT M. STE11NA. • Proles1ional Corpof lllion and BRUCE BRUNOA, ........ ~ business under the tid:itiou$ firm ,.,.,. and 1tY1e al ST£TlNA la BRUNOA. a Pwtnerstlip indudinc a proNuional ca pormon • 24221 Cale dll ta LouiA. ...... Hilts. ~ ol Or-... ... al Calibnia. did Oft .. 1st ct., al Nawmebr, 1987, bf nU· ual CON«lt. dissohe the said s-11 •ship and tllrmt-naw their relations as 1*11illen ttw9n. S.id bu$lnes.s in the "*--... be c::ancb:llld bJ ST£TIHA& ~·~ 6eWonal corpm ..,... wflO will .., and dild.,..e .. li.tMlitm and dlbts a1 the firm and,.... .. mar.es P9) ... '°the firm. Fure. nolicl i5 ......, .,_. thlt the urdllsi919d •nc:aber...,.aill6e,. from this -on. fDr ant oblip-tian lncMrred bJ1he cia.{$) in {his) ~ (hit) own nanw(s) "' ilt IN rwne of INfirm. OIMd 91 l.llpnl HiJts.. Calib11ia. ... 1st -al ---...,19187. s.-t an bet'llllf al KJT M. STTilNA. ~ BAUCE B. MUNDA by. GREGORY Ill 8[Q( Alb1iey 2.t022 c.le De LA Ptlla ..co U.--Hill. CA 92653 11/19, 11126. 12/3, 12/ 10 0910 ....... lft: ,. Pf .. ft Kel•lillltt •• '--· fTS: s.cr.- taty, 8Y: MAC«· UNNEJllSITY, LTD .. a c.1- tomia limilllld s-ttwlNp. Ga_. ...,._, BY: TffE MACKLIN COMPANIES OEYELDPM£HT OMSION. INC.,. a Clib"nia COIPOf• tion. GeinlrM ,.,._, BY: Richard E. Macklin. ~ President BY: Sb at L Voelz. fTS: YICI Pnllidlnl. This .......... -filed wittl the ~ an a1 <>ranee County 00 Oct. 27. 1987. . File No. f359606 11-12. 11-19. 11-26. 12- 3 0876 ,_.ICMrra Hthi .. .., •• ..... 11a1w1 n. .......... ii dc1ia9 ... • 111 K AMC> TH£SIA NEWPOlrT omcE. 351 ~ .... 5"illl 413, Newport ~. CA 92663. Oanna0 . ......,.1506 Y-man Lane. ,...port a.ch.CA~. This busiMSS is con· dudlld bJ .. indMduM. The rll&istrant com- m11iced '° nnsact bust-nes.s under .,.. fictitjaus business rwne fisted atioi.e on 01101/19. ~Donna 0 . Slallt*r This itAil l&el'll .. filed with the County ~ al Or-. (h"1ty on Now 9. 1987. Fde Ho. Fl60799 11-12.. ll-19, 11·26. 12- 3 0871 l..JMn HCllllOUI atll llV .._IYAIW The .... per ..... dCJirW~a: KDRlO PARTNEltS, 1 ~ Daft Street. Ne•pcwt e.ch, Calib11ia 92660.. w.w.n J. K.enMy, Jr .• 3200 ans.aa Slr9el. ~ 660. cm. ..... Caibnia 92626. T.ct ~ 1400 Dowe SlrMt. Newport ee.ct\ ~ 92660 This Business is con· duct9d by ....... '*1· nent.ip. The rcaistrant com- n•9Cled to tr•IUCt busi- ness under the fictitious business,.,,...,.,. an 10.1-87. ~ HALA. YOUNG. JR. ESQ~ Aaomey tar ~ nnt This itllllliTlenl .. filed ..,, ... CounCJ CWk al ar._ Caunly on Nor. 3. 1987. File No. F'l6Q229 11 -12. 11-19. 11-26. 12- 3 c.82 1..-.i RCllllOUS • II OS ..... StAIW n.-.... perD• ... ~~.s:SURP I. 1301 OolM StTMI. Suite 720, Newport ee.:tl. CA 92660 SAUL 8. PtNTO. llOl Dowe Street. Suite 7 20. Ne pOl1 9w:h. CA 92660 STE'VAH J GROMET. 130 l Dowe Strelil.. Sudie 720 . Ne a port Bw::h. CA 92660 Th•s Bus1MSS is con· duded by ....... s-t· reship. The ~ com· 1199Cled tD tr•ad busi- ness undlr the fictitiolcs ~ ...... ..., .... an 11/11'81. ~SAUL B. PWfO This 7 I,_,_._, ..... Caa""1 o.t al Or-.. ~ Oft ...,., 9. 1987. fileNo.~ 11-19. 11-26. 12-3. 12· 10 09(11 .... Tl* IM•l'llfta is coa- dldld br CD,.....,.. The ,..titrams com- ,,..9C9d '° ••wt busj.. ... under "'-fictitious .....,_ ,_ OI rWl'9S ....., *-on Dec. 1st. 1987. Si1ned~ 0 ane Evstactit eo-n~ Hal K. Newman Jr .. ....,K.ffell, This ......,..,. was filed wiltl the County Clertl al Or-. ~ on Now 9. 1987. f""lle No.~ 11/12. 11/19. 11/26, 12/3 0885 &.311515 Na.ICllOTD fCihiOUl• IFESS .... lfAfWI The.,.,... persons ane doina busineu as; THE WAIERFROHT. 660 ...__ port Center Drive. Suite 1050, Hcwca't 8-dl. CA 92658-8680. The Robert ..., Cori» rmon. a Cafitan'U c:orpar> bon, 660 tiewport CerUr' Oriwe. ~ 1050, Newport 8w:h. CA 912668-8680 This business is con· duded bJ a coporaboli. The reaistrant a>m· meilOed tD b• ISad busi-ness under the fidroous ..-.. name 01 names tlSl8d .,.. Qr1 Nat AA*- cable. se-t: The Aobett Ma,er Cotpontion~ Robert L ...,_, Aesided. This it.*11ienl -filed with ttle County Oertc al Or-. Caunly on Nor. 9. 1987. n e No.. fl6C8J9 1111.2. 111 19. 11126. 1213 0884 &Ull2 nthiiOUl8Ulll IS IUmSfAIW The .,.,,.. • penor1 is doina bu$i ness as: CA) ~ Ama (8) can,ort PlaD Im .... 1400 Oo.e Stnlet. Newport a.ch. CA 926(i() MIC Sur••• a CMtarm limillld -~ 1400 Dowe SU..... Newport OeK:h. CA 92660 This Businn.s rs con· duded by a limillld pertner- ship. The rea1strant com- '' eioed tD er.as.ct bust-ness unidet the fictJtious buSlnas rwne « names lcsled abc"'9 on U l /87 Stped MIC Sorrento. a Clllib ... lin...s pm1rll9. sNp. Br. Oonllld Ruu.eO. tts: ~ .,.,._ This stmlnenl -filed with the County Clef1I al Oran9t Cm.fty on Now. l2. 1987. Fill No. Fl61088 11·19. 11·26. 12-3. 12· 10 0906 I~ HCiiliOUI • • • MMES1'A1Wi The ........... .. dm1S business as: AAISiM/ UTllAN SAN SEVAINE ASSOCIATES. •3 Upper Ne POl1 Plaza ~ ..... port 8-c:h. CA 92660. G H u ntAH/PMO. a Caflb I A Wnllied C*11W· ...,, H Upper-rtcaoo l Plua Onw. Newport a.ct\ CA 92660 ARISIM/SAN SEVAJN£. a Caldurnsa .... ..,..,. ftp. 9944 s.a Manca Boirtr.wd. Sum 250. aw.. sty Hills.. CA 90212. This bu~neu i~ con- ~ bya ...... plift· ·---The 19C1stram com· ,....IC.t tD lr•wt busj.. MD uncW the fictitious ...._ .... lidld .. on 11/S/17. ~ G.N. UTllllAN/PlllO. a C1U: rse limilllld ...,._. sl\ip, 8Y" THOMAS L U11MN tar GJl U1llAH ~ ............ nil 2 I ,.,. -lilMI .-... ~an~ OMW~onNow~ 10.1"7. Fie MD. F:n&•iOC .... M 11-19. 11-26. 12-3. 12· 10 08l3 .......CWwnl&t2MI. ·"*" ... , ....... ltd.. aCIEbnia ...... .,.._· ... 27611 La Piil .... .._,,. __.. Celifomie 92656. Skipper ....., capora.. tiM. • o ... _. c:orpo1• tion, c/o o.-1111 Oeclric Investment Corporation, 292 lone Rldte Roed. Stamford. Connecticut 0690C This 8os1ness is con· duded bya limited~ shcp. The r~strant com- mei IOlld tD transact l:Jus; ness under the fldrtious business rwne lis8lld abow on Oct. 29.1987 SCned: Birtdw Uillieshore. Ud., • Californla limrted partners.h.tp, 8Y Birtcher L.Meshore Ccwpcaqbon, a ~·-c:apo1.-.-. 9y. Donald 8 Talcdt, ~ This ~ .. filed wittt .,. CoLny Ctert al Orarwe County on Now 6, 1987. Fite Ho. F36076S 11-19. 11 -26. 12-3. 12· 10 0899 1-..a ACllllOUS•H D MW STATDmfY The~ persons .-e ~ buslf-. -= t.AKE- SMOA£ TOWERS UMITEO PARTNERSHIP PHASE t. 27611 la Paz Rmd. LaaLna N~. Ca6IDmia 92656. Bit1dwer L161eshore. Ud ... a Calitorru irMed '*'1*· ship, 27611 La Pu Rii:.d. l..lcJna ....-. Cahforn&a 92656. ~ flMly t.arpcn. tJon. a Del ~ C:Upot"a- tlon. c/o ~ Elednc l~ment CorporabOn, 292 Lon.a Rld&e Road. Stamford. Connecttcut 06904 Th•s Business is con- duttl!ld br a lm'1ited P8"1W · ship The ream .rant com· "*~ tD trWlUCl bu&-nes,$ under ..,,. ficlibou:s busin9ss,.,. llstld .... on OctotMr 29. I 91f1. 5-111d: 8irkJ1iiit IJI d'lllelitli!haD•1'1t8, Ud... • Cailitomia limll9d ~. 8y 8dtcher LMeshore Co poabOil, • Cilll*a IU WI pailbot1, 8y. Oanald B T ak:oa. Ptesida• This ii 11 I ... was fi'8d Witt\ the Ca&.ny Clef1I al Or-. C.aunly on Now 6. 1987 Nie No_ Fl60766 11-19. 11-26. 12-3. 12· 10 0898 ~10---~ ,.aws••--TIFFAHY KAIN. A MN>R,, BY HER PAR£NT. KAREN JO'¥CE AD'f A/ij tas filed a petiljai I in hs ccur1 tar M order ...... petito• '° file hls/1w iwne fnJm Tif. FANY KAIN to TIFFANY NJY>a.. It ES herebJ Otde ed tNl .. ........ 7 1.nlN matter aforesaid appear betcff tt'llS COUf1 '" Dlc*t· ,... No. l .. 700 CWtC Cerar [)mile West. s.u Ana. C..hfornta, on O£cat8£R 10. 1987 ... 2:45 o'clodl P M • and then and there sholr'ause. itany ttwy t.e...,, said PllbbC>ll tar~ ol ,.,.. shaUd natbe...-S. a IS fur"--or...i.dai-ed..,.. UUit • °""al this ordlr tD sho9 C*ISie be putltisMd '" nt£ NEWPORTDISIGN.a rwws-_., d ..-..a~ hon. pubfiMled '" t.Ms c:ouncy at lllesl anm a_. tartaur~-- prior ID the dlly al sllid ...... OM9d HOV. 3. 1987. S...C JMne& L Smdh. ,Jud9tolthe~Out. 11/12. 1U19, 11126. 12/3 Ol69 2151• I CD0.... ....,_ --.CA'2el. MA TTSHAH CORPORA- TION. a C1iif:.onill cuparr bCMt. 25092 BucldM>ard Lane, Lacuna Hitls. CA m53. Thts Bu~iness IS con- ~ by a ..,.nl pmt- ~ The rqastran1 com~ mead tD ttacud busi- ness under the fic::tit015 business name bsaed abcJlie on May 18. 1987. S11ned LONG BEACH/ IMl'ERIAUSE.C.a~ ,eneral partnership, By: Stephen C Hopkins. Generat Partner This sueeiment eras filed W'ltt1 the County Clertt al Or.., Counly on Oct. 30, 1987 Fi No f359913 11-19. 11-26. 12..a. 12· 10 0890 1.-:72 WllOHCE MnlCE Of 90111. CZfMW • , •• '11. ,. • -•Nlll-10 •• 11u1amm• ., ..... ToaO heirs. bene6c:8ies. o edib S. COID .. il c:red-ctors.. and persons who may be '*-wist ·-Md "' the .. OI eit* al ClES- lAW GWOZDZJOWSIO. AXA CZESLAW J. GWOIDZJ- OWSKI. ALSO KNOWN ~ CHRIS GWOZDZJOWSI A pebbOr'I has been filed by WANDA GWOZOZI· OWSKJ in the Supenor Court ~ORANGE~~ .,. that WANDA UWOZDZJ- OWSKI .be appoented as oa wial 1ep esentillWe '° adr1wa-.. the esl* ~the dec:edenl The petition requests ~ tD adrnie ... the es&* W1der the ll~ld ent Mnunistn:bon ol Estllles Act. A t-itW on the petition be tMlld on 12123/87 • 1 45 ... ., Dell&. 3 toallld at 100 C1VtC caeTER ORI¥£ WEST, SNITA AM. CA ff YOU OBJECT tD the ··••allhepetllbolo.,a. should .0. ~al Iha tte.arina and st&te ,our ob;ec:tions ar file wrGen obiect0'5 ...,, the court before the ~ Your .-•ice may be "' per- son Cl bJ "'411 adame1 If YOU ARE A atmfTOR or a CUlllW .. C aediD al the dee I T d', )Qi must file pt:A6 daim wiltl the c:curt or presrt it '° .. i*SOlial cecw I I ltiltNe appoillfled by the oout within four manOa from tN .. al first ~ al lllltllrs -~· w:llar\ 700 al the Calib Dia ri.ul:IM!e Code. n. time tar filirc dairns will ........ prior '°tour anltJI from ... 6* al the tw ii c natic:.s aibaiile. YOU IMY £XMWIE the file ..... "' the c:curt. •JOU _.. a pet9al'I ... II 1 In lbe --. JIOIJ ,..., --vpon tM executor or d nil ...... °' upon ... alllJflleJ tar the I ! ~·-OI adll*lim .... and fill wet\ thi court wCtl the I ! : I 4Dr or acll1a tislllkii. or ~ the ... ,., tarttlee-o*" °' admillli:malDI. and file wilh Chi c:ourt ~ proof al ..... .-.~ sa.tilW "* JOU dlSlre $pe-a.I nalica ~the Sire al., in...motJ and appnaise- ,,,.. of .......... °' cA the JI .-W• OI KIDllUrllS ,,. ..... in,... 1200 8ftd 1200..5ol .. C Wt tlia ....... Clda. w:a1w.unu.ESQ . __ tar,...._ 4675 MlcMtw Out Ncuport e..c CA ~ 1213 12/10 12117 OMl .. - ~Rooms413 tiotefs • . . . . . . • • •••.•• 416 TIA - CLASSIFIED INDEX IEAlESTATE f ndustrial . . . • . . . . 506 "9'AI'. ~ Property .....• 509 Lake Shore Pr()pefty 515 Airpaar. ............ 900 Antioue Ctlmic tar ... 912 .\utos tor Sale ........ 910 Autos Wanted •..•.••• 915 Auto Patts & Tires ..•. 907 ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcina .......... 200 Beauty Aids .......... 213 Card of Thanks ....... 20 l Cemetety Lois .....•.. 20 l Florists ............... 207 funeral Oirec:toty ..... 205 F unetal Services ...... 206 Health Aids .......... 214 Lepl Notices ......... 212 l..odees-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 Lost & Found ......... 210 Personals ............ 211 BUSINESS trwestments .......... 828 Money to Loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 700 Opportunities Wtd. •... 70A EMPLOYMENT A&encies ............. 300 ()ppottunities ......... 305 Pftparation .......... "307 8oildifw Mailmrial ••.•• 811 Business EqWpment 818 ~ ........ 813 F~ .••••.•..•••• 800 FumibnW.-.ted ..... 805 ~$Mis ....••... 705 ....... ~ .••.........•• 812 ..... ~ ....... 906 Misc. for 5* ......... 809 Mile. W..-ct ......•.• 810 ....... lnltn.ment ..• 811 Of6ce Equipmm'tt ..•.. 82.7 Ns & s..wli11 ....... 823 Spoltil. EQuiprMnt ••• 819 ~ .............. 511 APts. Fum;shed ..•.... ~1 Nb. Unfurnished .•.. 408 Bide. to be Moved .•.. 816 Business PY'()pefty .•.• 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent .••... 409 Condos fot Sale ....... 507 CommerciM PYoperty 505 Desert PYapetty .••..•• 513 farms & Ranches ..... 512 Garases for Rent .....• 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent I \Jnfwn ............. 406 lots lot Sale .......... 510 Mobile Hornes ........ 917 Moftp&e & TO ...•.•• 607 Motels ....•••........ 415 Mountain Cabins ..... •22 Office Space .•....... 420 Out of Stale Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ... 518 Rentals to Share ...... '12 Real £5t* for Xchc ..• 517 Real Estate Loans ..•.. 600 Rooms lot Rent ....... 410 IESORT PROPERTY f« Sale .............. 418 Rent.a .............. 417 Auto Repair /Dom ..... 913 Auto Repeir/FOf ...... 914 Boats ................ 905 Campers ............. 919 Foreian & Sports ...... 911 Mopeds ..••.•.••...•• 909 Motorcydes & Bikes 908 Motor Homes ... : ..... 916 SERVICES Schools .............. 608 Situation Wanted .•..• 308 Directocy of Business Services t-t Nllf.,.. R£T All. IMNl'Gf'MEP(T. ~ ASSISTANCE JN EXCR- LENCE. IF IT IS YOUR DESIRE TO HAVE A MEllCULOUS HOME ENVIRONMENT, A SHIP'S CARPENTER, CABINET MAKER. TO TRADE SERVICE FOR ACCOMMODATION . MATURE EXC REF HERO. CALL 0.E.C. 733- 8902 CHILO CARE LICENSED. Pre-Schooi Environment. M·F 7-5:30. 15mo+ 54~ 2870 SUPERB EDUCATION CARE GUIDANCE AG£~. SEl YOUR MINO AT EASE WONDERFUL RESULTS. REF <HOME GROWN) DEBRA 646- 2387 CHILDCARE, J.B. 4 MONTH OLD. IS INTER- VIEWING BABY SIT- TERS. PT,. PREFER SOMEONE 1"4 NEWPORT HG HTS AR~1 .. REF A MUST CALL MAUREEN 645-1790 R & B LANDSCAPING. WE 00 IT All. FROM ~C WNi & £DGE TO CUSTOM INSTALLA· TION. NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO BIG FREI EST. 432-7229 MASTERCARD/VISA! REGARDLESS OF CREDIT HISTORY.~ NEW CREDIT CARD. rwu ONE REFUSED. FOR INFO. CALI.. l -31S. 733- f,062 EXT M 2033 REC£PnCNST DO YOU Ut<E fl£OPt.E? TALKIN~THE PHONE? A VAA- tETYOf HG PEOPLE IN NG THEIR ITS? OUAUTY PHOTO- GRAPHY STUOIO IS LOOKING FOR FULL TllilE REC THRU CHRISTMAS. PMTTIME AFTER. CALL.& A160C RT BEACH~ TELEPHONE WORK FROM HOMl NO SB.-UNG. 5 llf'f. al I ERS ~:m.=: UPTOS9 .. SAlMY Pt.US 80NUIES. no. '· 013001??0-jJI' •••••Hm& WIEIMlBCf Has immedi* . for Live ln/Out .. ...:.: keepers. E>co. j)fetened. Spanish Ok. All Jobs 10096 Free. (714) 951-6110 LICENSED ANO BONDED •Elabical s.w.s ELECTRtCtAN Will TRADE Bf Forothef Ser.ices or Goods or ? 675-1494 Burciaga Gardenina. Cleanups, tree tri . lawn service, ~ 966-3054 &==: FREE CONSUMER SER- VICE. CAU FOR NAMES OF COMPETENT TRA- DESPEOPLE-'" FROM -Pl.UMBING • 0 SECUR- fTY SYSTEMS. HOME IMPROVEMENT REfERRALS 631-7200 Halldyman - H~~hold Repairs-pa1nbng. drywall, car- ~+ more. Gary 645- FREI CONSUMER SER· VICE CAU FOR NAMES OF COMPETENT TRA· OESPEOPLE. . FROM APPUANCE REPAIR TO TOT Al REPAIRS. HOME IMPROVEMENT REFER· RALS 631· 7200 Housecteanina..-Experi· enced. Own .... , I .. tioft. Reasonable. Call Marv 545--346' DRY CLEANING CARPETS & UPHOL> TERY. BEST FOR LESS. CLEANING OF ANY FABRtC. ORY Ct.EANING GREG TI4 964-8789. Dusty's l..MdscaDe· ._., maint. set-v. Weekly/ month/ 1 time. Free est 241-1640 ...... , .... Drains cleared from $12.00 P1umbin&. Repairs Uc. 24tvs free est Tom 722-9116 ····~· .. WE GALS SHOULD HANG TOGETHER. INSTALL & R£MOVE WAUPAPER. ADVICE FOR THE ~ 633- 7172 ANYTIME UM CHmlTllAI SU EMl.Y fOI A CHMIQE NEEDS FAST, RESPONSIBLE. CAREER MINDED PEOPLE TO WORK •••••cs-DAYS.., nn•1n-GR£AT FOR SENIORS & HOUSEWIVES All SHtfTS AVAllABU! LETS HELP 8'11 oe.W COUM1Y .UTQ..l..C. -CAU. TOOAY- ASIC FOR GEORGE ASK FOR SIU 951-9136 763-9977 23742 RocldWd lMEFOalll EJ Toro Ad.. (S.0. Fwy.) atmo DAYIAll9•tM -..a W.'N luR•n1 a a [JI JJ lltf -.. f' a,,.. .. •'a ,,._.,_ ........ ..-.... u. ........ .. p llI?ltllllil• ... --,.,. ..... ,, ........ _ ........ ~ wa un • nt ._USACMLI -~ ..... •P 111 • ..,..,.,... ......... "" ·---,......, ........... ,tft •I /IT'Pt . ... ,,, --·-tll t 0 -I I .,........, ............ ...... 5 .... ..., I llJ...., cw --•• llll)lt CASHIERS CONVENIENCE STORE CASHIERS. CUrrenttw hir· . cashiers tor .. shifts. ~ time/pt time . tiDns wailaUe... ~ pay _$4.00 tw .. Sc::hedUle . '30/ 120 day review. excefaent ~ OIJIJt. ~ at folowilw tocatiot as: •199n e.d\ 8M:1 H.B. e590 Camino De Estrella San Ctemenle. CA •751 Baker Costa Mesa •2021 Newport Blvd Costa $5 CLOTHING STORE HAS EMPLOYMENT OPPT FOR f\lll & PT MANAGEMENT. AND PT SALES, IN OUR NEW STORE AT 3315 S. BRtS. TOL "'BRtSTOl PlAl.A• 241-1059 CONTACT THE STORE MANAGER FOR INTERVIEW. T-PROMOTION EARN GOOD MONEY DEMON- STRATING ANO PROM- OTING FRESH PRO-DUCE. ITEMS. CAU EMILY (818) 447-n48 TEXAS RmNERV CX>Rf>, needs mature_~ now in NEWPORT BEACH--.~ al . A.H. ~· 7114' RJlfr WORH.. TX 76101 ASSISTANT llANACER We have an imme- diMe openq as an Assistant Manaaer. Requirements include 2 years full time work expe- rience and some supervisory expe- rience (retail pre- ferred). or a college deCree. We offer: eCompetitive Salary •Liberal Bet IEr-'5 •Promotion ()pp(ys. •Trainina for Adva.nc:ement Catt CK apply in per- son to: A2l. FASHION ISUND (714) 144-1126 EQ.90.:.,~. 111/f QRCULATORS $12.00 AN HR. • UP. PAID 1WICE WEEl<l Y. NO£XP. NEC. All M£As. FUlU PT CM 229-6412 NP8 229-6411 D & ECl' itiM.:·· WES AVERAGE -,S700 PER WUJ( -cc>MlllSllON f:m·lH(MQj ... F£R90N.•LOC»CINQRJR PUl'l.£ WHO WMT 10 MM£ lOTS OF MONEY. MUST HAYE PU8UC SOCIAL ITBI & STA· REl~ANDIEflB>. YD, YOU CAii ·mt-..att .... ......... .,..._ 10 nu •tzo 1 W-v ,, ...... *YEii .. ,,,, • ... , 0 I 5 ft1 It ' ....... lllldl I ... u, *YESl·•11•1•••• Ttml;J I 7 9 Z gg SADOlE8ACK SECUR· ITY VALLEY SDMCE. INC. lnwnedillte open-. T .. 8r1d . ~~.U: lel'1t st.tirw ntuy. le*' farCal-~..t Retintes. Ooe . SOUTH o.JN"<fE COUNTY and NEWPORT BEACH, 768-1331. EARN UP TO $50r000. M~ FLIGHT A0 _ S0MCE. CUSTO. MER 1-(315) 733"'6062 EXT A 386 FOR INFO/USTINGS HEAL THY BODY THROUGH PRIVATE TRAINING, A PROPERl Y Pl.ANHED MENU. MAS- SAGE ANO TO HAYE MORE FREE TIME TO £HJOY YOUR LIFE-If IT IS YOUR DESIRE TO ENJOY YOUR UFE- AND TO LEAVE THE DAY TO DAY ERRANDS IN THE HANDS Of HIGHl Y 8UAUFIEO INOIVIO-AL. IF IT IS YOUR OES&RE TO HAVE YOUR LIFE WORK. ntEN WE MAY BE THE PERFECT COMBlNATION! AUaA DEHNEYi PERSONAL ASST 2 3/461·2686 EXP IN HOME ANO BUS- INESS MANAGEMENT, NUTRITIONAL COUN· SEUNG PERSONAL ATHLETIC TRAINING ANO~ THER· AP'( ~ Unf. Bachelor Unit ~ Eilb•a SepatW a.th. No Smokini Ref. $325 inc utilities (94-24 70 Aldi 811Cfi COlll M111 ~~ ~·c.a1q. ~ WORKING ENVllON !..9!"..-SJ'f =-~twwwwt u.una M£NT wtll TMIN: •M.t~T. ....._r=c~:= = ms;eLNL 863-•• , -~. ~-£..,._ 4t7· • ·---.!-~~· = ... 16J."ll00 J . . . .. ·------··-···---...... ---.. -............... _. ----......... ......,; ...... __ _..._ 0.. Point ~ quiet =''•lt.2Bldr00tn,2 ... Pllft/dnlpes. ~.flrl3i2."0 2 Bedroom. 2 blth & studio wlh ocan view. Dana =J785 & $750.• ....... CislllL•• Two bedtoom. two t.ltl condo s... .Mn Capis.- trano. erdosed .... ~ _JJrisiha11. no pets. $795 month. Phone ................. 810-7435 -~ ....... C.Wdll ... LGEIRGtfT &AJfrt 280 1 ~&ICSFRM BCH COii 1050 NO PETS 721 '• .... MB smofMARIZDNA EXfC ~50C>~ MONTH AllABLE DEC 1. (71A) f/61-'ll!J67 .... MAUI/~ Beach 2 bed. 2 be condo or 1 bed. 1 bllth. <>c.1 view, fulty furn & equip. Ten- nis/ PQQl/beach. Bro· ctue 854-0909. STORE OfF1CE LEASE ~ M .'g .t.9if SETT1A COM. AGHT 537- 6585 FOR LEASE 1700 sq. ft. on PLACENTIA. FOR LIGHT MANUFACTUR-ING OR STORAGE. ~ 4696 EBE1l CLUBHOUSE ON BAlBOA Bl.VD. (Newly dec:or.eed. ...... fcir ~F'or info 673- 0534 or 548-4759 508-Hou-for .. DRASTICALLY R£DUCED BRANO NEW CUSTOM 3 BO 3 BATH ~~cALlwrrn WALKING Na. TO BEACH. NOW ASKING 1299.000. 2180RANGE AYf.. 650-7000 BRANO NEW 3 80 3 BATH CUSTOM HOME SUNOECK, WITH OCEAN VIEW NICE AMENmES. WAUUNG DISTANCE TO BEACH. NOit ASl<ING $299.000. 650-7000 WOODED CHALET. SECLUDED. CUSTOM DESIGN 5 BDRM & MAIDS RM. IN WOODED SETTING. 2 STORY. UV-~ .. ~ FLOOR TO CEILING • FIREPl.ACE AND WET BAR. EXEC FAMILY HOME NOW ASKING . $515.000650-7000 111-H•••• fw .... GOVERNMENT HOMES ~ ALSO TAX ' -ERTIES AVAILABlf NOW. FOR LISTING"' fttt; JallS. 73U06oc Newport 811dt PIUCE ll.DUCID Oii IAY & Jd1Y VIEW. At the end of Peninsula Point just ~ dis-tance to beech, IS this unique 3 bdrm & den with adj bar. Varyina ceilinc heiahts and ........ crate interest. An ec t>uY 11t $54~000. 650-7000 NPBCREST 38DR 2 BTH 2CAR GAR UPGRADE. ~POOL. TENNIS, 18 R080N. 642-4488 NICE llDUCID ON IAY &JEm ... At the end of Peninsula Point just -.u. dis-tance to a-:h_ IS this ~ 3 bdrm & den with adj bar. Varyina cemna heiahts and .... cr9llle .... _ An fD(C ~lit $542.000. 650-7000 NP8CA£ST 3BDR 2 BTH 2CAR GAR UPGRADE. ~flOOt. T£NNtS. 18 642-4488 514-0ut of State ..... SFNIORS: DISCOVER nm BFST OF BOTH WORLDS H\mtlngton Terrece Huntington Tenece Nonh 01 Bgtted wllh the dve ..- In mind. tbeil __ T.,.,.. Nofth puvide9f11 IW. ... ._ mo.a modern conv..-nc-tadllp..,....,. d11ire. N111fedlnanlllUrlllr..,.._ • .,,,,.. ,,. ....... ,..,, o.lly . Ka:INll.•.... ...--------- Au ftp-.. Md o.t.ge ,,.,.,.. • f°ul.JIM Sodel Oiu:b ·~~ ... a,.. ,.. ..... (714). '''·8811 SolUtlon to L••I Week'• Pu ale • s.b:M ... .,..,.,......,,, •S.--.0..A r.,...,_._ 11100a1uoo Floitda 81. Huntington IWllCAl2141 517-1111En111 .. ... SEDONA ARIZONA. MAGNIFICENT VIEW HOME BY OAK CR£D( ~Rita =°'IV. (714) 857- fill711Dd& 11 MdlD ENJOY 13-15" Return on TDs. Also lend on & ti'~ l?.~i~'fs! Assci 3 I 673-7311 705 G#JIAGE SALE NEW SALESMAN SAM--PLE SALE. TOILET SEATS SOFT REG COLORS $4.00 LAWN MOWERS. GAS & filCT- RtC. DIST PRICES STARTING AT $90. COOL PACKS $1.50. PIPES FOR SINK DRAINS $1.00. ID£Al GIFTS MANY ITEMS STARTING ~fleOO. 3401 SEA· CD.M. , ..................... ........ CllllL Mis· ... ,..,.... ..... ........ SP'f Gt.ASS Hill SAT & SUN 9-3. Books. datt1es, ~~tor items. PASTE. &JfA & LOVE SEAT. 3 MONTHS OLD $500.380434 PASlt1.. SWIVEl OWR ~MONTHS OLD. 4 Piece -. roam set L*e .... an.-.. $240.00 761-93:26 4 Piece IMIW roam • like ~ bnJwn. ... 536-1325 • .. Ml Anl•t II AMERICAN OM CABINET APPROX 80- 100 YRS OlD EXC CON-OITION~MISC ESTATE 81& 16' AMF CATAIMRNJ WITH TRlR. N~ NEVER USED. VAL A1 1'11 iW C: 91 wilh Z1 ... 1956 at1tiQue cabin c:ruiw, ~ OilWtaJI in "81. Nels minor .n. $20,000.970-897' 447-5623• = MUST SEll (805) !MS-3217 • r BOAT COi • ECTORS ITEM. M6bEf Sl.OOP 80 INCHES. LOA. fil WOOD INCWOES VAl4E STEERIN~1 -SAILS STANO. KNa. OFFER· c.. s1·1bcal 2-29. o. .......... inltrumRs. 9JC>d llil. WMll31Dfy, ~ . ti>I c:ond. New cusb'n 910-AUIDl•W. 1981 Dl W~ ' SP W/00 71K. EXC CX>NO ING. DAYS 673-0985 EVE 538--4665 interior. new bottom. Must see. Aski~ $27,750/offer. (71' 240-6579 or 714-4 1391 LOADED. lftrf 080 840-5062 6 p.m. MUSTSEl.L 911· For'p/S.--C.. 809·11ilc tarSllle MUST SEU. TRANSFER- ABLE. MEMBERSHIP NPB TENNIS CLUB . 642-0714 MOVING TO TEXAS 17 Foot Bosb1 Whaler with oolicensed trailer. Montoc Hull '69'. all wood center console. MASERATI. 4 PORTE "'fi1 4 OR TR.SED. lSK MtNT. $25K 317-545-5540 IND Brand new 90hp Yamaha . & New~nt= shore radio aid much FUR FOR SALE. BEIGE MINK WTIH fOX COL· LAR DESIGNER LIKE NEW. $575. 645-7313 ~f!t900. Call 71'-67~ Abl 6pm $125. OFFERED FOR UNITED AIRLINES, BONUS TICKETS CALL 5'5-2526 WEllCRAFT 112 ...... ., LADIES DIAMOND RING 1.01 CARATJ.V.52 GEM OUALW /9SM.OIA. APPRO SZ,.600 ASK $3.500. DAD 720-0704 EVE 24~10 ASK FOR JANE 1/2 carat ladies dia· mond . aised Ill '2850. ~:ilooo 1HEA' ':AN HEAll1 ~ nmrmM.,...,... '_, , --' , . ' "• . : I •. 080. 21~598-0800. GREAT BUY! USID80ATS LOWEST PRICES FULL SDlVICE ---.1 •• , .. llAllOI& INC. ~ ........... ......... ~6--"" ...... ..._ ........... _.. 1l&ice6* n f ... Jt I ec• , ...... ._ .... 7S Cll'.'dlr n a 'S ·---11 S..ef•..t n v-a .. o1 • ......_ .... .,_ .... .,.. 11 Cl fr.._. ll Air. AMlr • ... ,~ IS' Ao.ta 11 S...-.tillt ., .......... .... tl ............ M7 ..... MU.-11 t tS c.tlia' n a. M-i'9_.. .. ,..._....-'1•' ..... ea.. .. tt T .......... *•1 " ....... , , ...... . DOWlll I Hosdet-..- 2 F--ote..... J Qu_(aau-.-> ....... s MdrC Qpec:ilJ .... 6 •t'rit ... iaq..._ 1 o.....• .. dC. I V.w , ,.....,.. I 0 .._. or loa:cry II F' .. _..___.. 12 •iwcwatc IJ la rawe JrOMca 14 ,.... 1IGlc:a80 U laatci¢f>e • , Noa: Mlir. 17AINedca .... ,, ...... ~ ...... 17 ..... ..... 2'W.Jlll1illl•(widl ...... , ·--... JI ..... ,., .... Jl ..... ,_~ Jl Gas ........ ,, Jj ....... .,_.; .... . ",....,_ n ........... CM ,, .... .......,,.,,... 4J Jr.-wtw:Wll-" ..... 4J --• ecic: .... ... ,, .. 4SO..efa...._.._ "er-kai.a.s SO A111VF .... J4 an.Im..,.....~ ss..__ UV~.t.._ nc..... ....... sa..,.._ .... ,.. ff IM I 1 Aw hM • • • . _ ... ~ , ...... ... •1 r-rial.,... " ..... _ .... "eo... • ._ ... , "Fiml:Aaik . "t.w.••• ll tlm ......... al."' JI •• n ... .., .... ,... lS l.W .,, Clll '6Sllon.W 7t hoc I,. a: Sea II Wor4 ........... IJ Mist rir M a.u ... tne= Aalk. "~., .... C' ......... .,.. ti a... .,..a1!' A*-,, .._ ... _ n..._ .. .,. u,__ .. -, • • 4 ,.,.;- I • . • ' .. • mea..-aa-oamlife:we.-.,...._wep. Mn. M.c med to say, Wfbe basy people are the _,,, peo- p~· and •Alt a busy penon if yoa want to aet it done.• Lottie McCannaup was our warm, DO DODICDIC next-door neighbor. a youthful 76, wbcil we were fint married. Her way of givina was to rile at 5:30 every weekday morning and bake two pies. Her p~u M ruistana was f rcsh rhubarb which she usually saved for me. Blueberry, apple, peach and pumpkin were liber- ally distributed to others in the apartment complex. More important than her advice and pies was her ample giving of herself in all ways. Her volun- tecrism, while not connected to a specific organization, taught When I think of ~•thy Schwarz, I thU.t .. humu cJpuDD. • Sbe approacbca ~ oommitmc.nt witb enormou enthusiasm.. ID fact .. commit- ment•wu Kathy's byword wbeD she was elected 1987-88 PFO President at Harbor View Ele- mentary. Focus On aY aGNNIE ENGSDOM .. Both Ken and I are commit- ted philosophically to public education, ... she professed when I asked about her husband's attitude toward her year-long obligation. "He really loves it! He's really aware of the current situation, (that if) we're not contributing as moms, our kids arc not going to be getting the Nowthru December 6th qulity eduallion we want for them.. Kathy's PFO involvement began five years a10 when daughter Kristin wu in first grade. Sbc got bet feet wet way above bcr boots by c6dW.ring the Extra Tune 0... (ETC) with Andi Rohrer. Tbe respon- sibility was huge, but she loved it because she was able to exer- cise her excellent organiz.ational skills. WE'RE LOOKING GREAT What A Choice! -~~~\ANDALLATGREATSAVINGS ~~ ~ ~ LEVI'S Lona Sleeve Dress or Cuml SHIRTS Choose Standard or Button Down Collar. All in easy care fabrics ... stripes or plaids. Compare at $20» Get one for every man on your list. Now Only $5.99 Meri'• FLANNEL Shirts In warm, comfortable plaids. An outstanding gift idea ... S-M-L-XL ~1$599 Men's 100% Cotton SWEATERS By Robert Bruce. An out- standing selection in sol- ids, stripes, sizes S-M-L (Limited XL). Compare at $1600 to $2()00 ·Now Onl1 $5.99 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE 787 SO. Tustin Ave . (ll4) 639-1791 MON-FRI 10-9 SAT-10-7 SUNl0-6 MORE FABULOUS BUYS MEN'S LEVl'S.501 WMe Washed.,..,.. Compare at $36 if Perfect (Limited to Stock on Hand) BLACK -GREY • BLUE Slfrl LEVI'S DENIM JACKETS Compare at $40 if Perfect ~M-L:-XL 'l 99 •Jt wa lib bciq a miniature princi~. abe laughs in retro- ~· She and Andi decided who taught the claucs and what the fees would be. She was often called by parents to resolve student-teacher problems. She's especially proud of bringing the Bowers Museum Art Program to Harbor View when she sei'wd as Enrichment Chairman. She remembers appealiDg for funds to pilot it at one· grade level. Her instincts lft:le right, for it is DOW in place . at all seven grade levels to meet teacher/ student demandS. This coup must be a product of her own lOft for art and exploring iu tecbiiiques. She keeps an art center set up in the family garage so that the tools of creativity arc always at hand.. There is talways an easel "at ready" and FnerallY about five pounds of clay. Since this seemed very normal to me, I neglc:ctcd to ask where they park their cars! ~athy has strong ties to Har- bor View since she attended leCOnd; third and fourth .. adea there, miuina bcr future hm- baad, ~by one year. Became · ber put ii tinted to the Newpowrt-Maa Unified School District by baviq been an MGM (Mentally Gifted Minon) teacher at Eutbluff and TM MGM ......... ii DOW called GA TE (Gifted And Talented Educatioa) aad ii eod&DFRCI by lack of fundina. Kathy flew with 1,000 Other parents and educaton to the state capital for a day of rallyina on the capitol steps a:nd private meetinp with the aactihl~ and the senator. The event wu sponsored by the California Association for the Gifted, but Kathy brought back from her experience a strong belief about lobbying. "I would really encourage anyone who bas an issue to do this," and, she adds, .. be persist- ent. ... Kathy believes her own child- ren's school exPerience bu been enriched by her PFO involve- ment. "There is a cordial kind of relationship with the tcachen ... they are so appreci- ative of all that the PFO does." Daughter Kristin bu even found her own niche of invol- vement by ~ • stu- dent body secretary. Wbri I asked if I.i:istia and bri>dler Kenny, a ICCOnd gndcr, IUil any panicuJar feelinp .... Deir mother's volunteeriam, 1bc wmed to feel tliit tMJ ~ li.ted it, buts.pedaapa llliidD't pUell a total~ OD it. ~--••timeif rm .,aioa ~ ~ * .... . Cover Home Otter.ed by ' .. . . .. . .. .... ·········· •• I " • • f " , . . .. • • ( • • BY CHERYL STDILING F•miliea in tbe market for a quality custom home in ~ Shoredif& IC'JCtion of Corona del Mar will not want to mill tbe opeahoute OD Dec. 5 and 6 ~ f to 5 p.a., of dlil weet•s featiirecl bOme. Realtor preview day takes pi.cc on Dec. 4. Living in Corona dcl Mar provides tbe fedina of a doeely- knit village; yet tbe exclusiveness of tbe community is apparent. Shoreclif& is a family-oriented neighborhood with private and public beach access. The address of 120 Shorecljff Road -should delight those who appreciate elegance and tradition in home decor. "This is truly a spectacular custom dream home for a family in a most desirable neighbor- hood," said listing agent Melinda Hupll of Merrill Lynch Realty. RESTAURANT KITCHEN The front of the home gives the appearance of traditional architecture, with its welcoming white picket fence and used brick plant.en. But once inside, guests will be taken by tbe country French ambience. To the right en. A gas fireplace provides the warmth for this open but cozy room. French doors lead out to the patio and yard, which con- tains a rcmote--controlled spa. waterfall and cooling pond. The ·washed wood ceilings some steps off the kitchen is a extend to the second story of the separate utility room and home. It is obvious to any entrance to the underground observer that the core of tbe wine cellar, with 6,000 bottle home was meant to be the capacity. kitchen and family room. lbroup a door and down DONE IN ELEGANCE The formal dining room is off the . main hall and makes a miking statement. Each wall of the room bas its own drama. Above the wain-scotting, the walls arc upholstered in floa:al fabric. One wall ·is of bneJed mirron. A leMed stained glall window completes the effect · over the built-in mahogany buffet and butches. The living room is accessible from the entry ball, main ball or dining room. The crown molding used in the dining room extends to this room's coffered ceilings. A mirrored bookshell Oanb tbe used brick fireplace. Large, French windows over- look the front yard and benefit from the afternoon sumhine. Down the ball to the rear of . the bOme is the pest suite. The larae bedroom bas a sliding- door wardrobe and French doon leading to the patio. The bathroom has a ceramic tub with tile and glass doon. An antique commode with marble top blends the old with tbe modern. . The rant room seen at~~ of the fant set of stain ii tM study. It is reacbed tbroup double oat and "ai-' .... doon. This is a ~ room. which can euily be Ulld as a play room or pme room. 0. waim-cottina and moldin1 circumvent tbe room. A bqe bay window loob out onto the ocean. This room has ill own 1*11 with gluscd-ia lbower stall A seceM ... luestl to tile teCOnCI story. The wrap-around l•ndina affords a view down into the family room. The muter suite is a vision in luxury. Larae. vaulted wood ceilings open the room up, and bay windows give an ocean view. Custom paneling on the rue- placc wall aDd mantel set the country French theme and offset the wallpaper. The master bath is bright and airy with ill bay window in front of the eipt-jet step-down spa tub. Verisol shades can be lowered for privacy. A separate open shower area is next to the tub. Tile double-sinb arc set into a large pullman cabinet. The wait-in closet is access- ible from the bath. Built-in highboys and linen cabinets Cl 5 '•f11141 NOW WE All£ LOCMmlG FOS P£Ol'LE WITH llEPUTATIONS Fom GETl1NG THE .t09 DONE You'd better watch out! Merril Lynch will ride roughshod over Newport Harbor in 1988. A smashing new office (7 ,000 sq. ft.!), a commission schedule to 90% and promotions that will have evay00e talking. That's no Bull (moose)! It's going to be rough and Merril Lynch will be ready. Give J'm Wood a call if you're an experienced sales pe1 '°'' and would like to be one ol the troops in '18. Jim Wood, Manacer .. A ..._ ..,..__ ...... a S*lll*ed Md .,.,med OQllidPolUn o...eoaldng Big~ Cl'*· 2 bdrm, 2 -~ ....... 1229.500 --OAT 8EAClf townhome nw Holig, 3 bdrm, n-. doee lo beKih. 2 trpk:a. neutnll decor, MW ......_, O...S...,. PQ9I. 9P9-S_1t2,000 •••11 .. A YOWIDE=-new, on the .-.ct. 2 bdrm. 3 ba. lg ~ with ~. tpa. kitchen MllMd with imported ties. $895.000 8EAClf UV91Q-Tip toe to the sandt In San Olmentet 2 bdrm, 2 ba. gated complex wtth pool, epe.. rec. room. Neer lbnWy, shops, part<. $220.000 9C..: U I 18iG~i' Qh rMQntflcent golf coune view, 2 ~s.J 0 .... -.-00 lq ft In tmmac condttion. nw et ..... .,.., pool, IPL $279,500 IOUTH COAST TOWIOF•-by a running stream 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, 2 patios. 2 c.rporta, gated community, priced below recent ...... 1105,000LH ....... -...... , DPAllllVE VIEW-low price. See BID Bay to Newpoft Cent• ... bdrm ... bath. courtprd wtth pool. perfect ~ tor entwUining. $999,000 -•WCAl'S-T KEPT •CMT-5 bdrm. 5 ba """fabub• Beck 88y vt.w. 3 C8r pege. For the psaon who eppre*'9I qullllty. $1.180.000 "!'• ......... ~.,. ... , ... ....... ...an HllGHTI-3 bdnn with cathedral c ..... a.gen.at•. -"' • bit of .... OCMn view. Don't mil8 ttt $334,000 cozy• MY8HOMl-Here's a wtnMrt 3 bdrm. 3 "'*-2 ...... Md 2400 8q ft. Oel6ghtfuly re- mod1l1d ~ 1589,000 MACON MY-new land '9a9ef Gorgeous home, 3000 1q ft_..,. 2 n...., IUttes, guest quarters. bay views, moor'.-,g avalabl8. $480,000 LH CLASSJC CHAMl-olde CdM comer lot with 2 bdrm, 1 ba home, picturesque exterior, R-2 lot, good k>an, and weff..maintained. $325,000 townhomes avail header ....... ,,.. .. , unu •'MG UYFWT-Spoaels 4 bdrm, 3 ba. 3 ""*'-Md,..., gum qtrs. F~ upstan deck. wldy bwtl, olflhore ~ $1,200,000 .. DCLUllft MYFRONT-5 bdrm. 4 a.th, ~ w of Mrbor'. pertect mo"9 in cond, 2 ....,. to 8CCOmOdate 50 ft y-=ta. S 1,550,000 .. •ace • mWPORT HAMOR-Nw Unda Ille. Speciol'9 c:ustom, -.. etory w/big rooms, eo· on bay, pettoa front/rw. 11.215,000 IT HM IT ALL-4T on IMly, trom.ge with per, float end~~ 1act....., If I I S'J ysd. Udo ... 3 bd, 3 ba nw •"*-$1,850,000 1ECLUD1D WA_TlllfROll ___ IT--prtvate world on ••c.mation ca-.·· COM. Old wortd c:Nrn, 2 frplca. 4 bd, 4 ba, pier, OCW\ KClll $1,750,000 LARGE DUPLEX. LARGE LOT-in Otde CdM in great So. of Highway location. 3 bdrm. 2 ba with fabulous master plus 1 bdrm/ 1 ba unit. $579.500 SHADY DEAL-Gorgeous tree-lined avenue. so. of hwy CdM duplex with lovety 4 bdrm home. 1 bdrm ineome, fabulous patio. $595,000 views of back bay header MONTEGO MODEL-popular plan in Harbor View Homes, One story, 4 bdrm, 2 ba. famity room/country kitchen. Neat comm pool. $385.000 TOP OF THE UIE-Rare ViUenti~ custom in Sea- view of Newport Beech. Spacious rambling floor plan. 3 bdrm, bontJS area. some view. $595.000 ••• , ...... ......, .l-4 CAllfl llllEI $1 ,500,000 5 bdrm, view, pool home -----CAl1ll $225.000 2 bdrm. 2 ba. goff course vu. 111 JQlffl $975.000 • bdrm, family room. spa l.91 aE $1 ,650,000 3 bd~ 3 ba or l9e.. weekty . ....... B. White ........ M. Rousselot 1ZI P I 8 ll M . HugiU lfilllUllla. C.Ross ••••• .... ., 1-4 U..11110 $1,500,000 5 bd~ view. pool home CAlll UIFEI $625.000 VMtW 1 story, 4 bdrm ftlUIWJ $209.000 3 bdrm condo. gated IUTA All $105.000 2 bdnn, 2 ba townhome. gated MYlllDEI $599,000 Well-locatad 3 bdrm. priv. comm. lll?Bllffl $975,000 4 bdrm. family room. spa U. llll $1 ,650.000 3 bdrm. 3 be Of lse. weekly me-... . K. Granieri 111 ldtllzft.111 J. Belta"Yic The Staff of Merrill Lynch Realty/Newport Beach MameMklk Carolyn Ross Mldyll Roussdot 811 Saunders Donna Schroeder FrM Scott Evans Vldolta Sine•* JlmSlallm\ Susan SllJUl>y P..av&i*••111 EithtrT•ll' Jim wooc1••••••Man11ger F = FULL P=PARTIAL PROPERTY TRUST DATE ADDllESS DEED · ·~ n/a August 17 247 Walnut Street ~ August 17 2307 Bayside Drive n/a August 17 2800 Ocean Boulevard n/a August 17 3504 Marcus A venue n/a August 17 2400 Holly Lane n/a August 17· 431 Vista Trueba n/a August 17 16 Jetty Drive $240,000 August 17 260 Cagney Lane n/a August 18 239 Lugonia Street $183,600 n/a August 18 2124 Seville Avenue $288,000 $348,000 F August 18 217 Larkspur Avenue n/a n/a August 18 I 08 Via Cordova n/a n/a August 18 116 Via Mentone n/a n/a August 18 1824 Port Stirling Place $8,613 $55,500 p August 18 713 Poppy A venue n /a n/a August 18 325 La Jolla Drive $220,000 $275,000 F August 19 216 Via Genoa n/a n /a August 19 220 Via Ithaca n /a n/a August 19 129 46th Street n /a $165,000 F August 19 2332 Arbutus Street $239,400 $342,000 F August 19 1724 Port Charles Place n/a $71,SOO P August 19 1936 Port Ramsgate Place n /a n/a August 19 2123 Yacht Yankee $30,000 Quit Claim August 19 4823 Surrey Drive n /a $485,000 F a note from maury Open Saturday, Sunday 1-5 1508 Dover Drive Cozy 4 bedroom Westcliff home. Ready for immediate occupancy. Pool, R.V. access, fireplace. Owner/agent. $369,000. Come see this beauty! Old CdM 2 bedroom, 2 bath cottage on comer R-2 Jot. Good storage, sunny patio. Owner/agent. $299,500. Rentals Lease-$1525/month. Custom condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 2 firepla- ces, great for two people. Lease-2 bedroom, 1 ~bath, fireplace, community pool..$950/month. Full Security-Bayfront condo, full Bay view, one bedroom, one bath, pool, $1600/month. - Lease-corner condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, wet bar, fireplaces, washer/dryer hookup, enclosed garage plus carport, $1575/month. Shorecliffs home. • . C1111dm .. !I make much desired storage a realty. JACK AND JILL WING To the rear of the upper level is tho J act and Jill bedroom wing, perfect for the chilchen. Both rooms have large bay windows with window Kats that double as toy storage areas below and vaulted, washed wood ceilings. Built-in desks and walk-in closets make these rooms ideal retreats. The bed- rooms share the walk-through bath, with double sinks. The home is ·clearly a family home, but also ideal for enter- taining on a grand scale. Its abundant windows give it an airy and welcoming appearance, but with the rich woods, brick and fireplaces, the house ii cozy enough that a family will want to move right in and call it home. VITAL STATISTICS · The home offen luxury in its approximate S,000 aquare feet of living apace. A full security system prov~•_ protection. · Homeowners in Sborecliffs have an association with dues of approximately SIS per year. Scboob 1erviag the area are Harbor View Elementary, Har- bor Day and Corona dcl Mar Hilb School REALTOR INFORMArJON/ FINANCIAL FACTS The home is lilted at $975,000 by Mel... H... of Merri LJ•~ Realty. The office ia located at 2443 E. Coast High- way, at MacArthur, Corona del Mar. For information and view- iq. call 67s-6000. -mt• 1411.111 Oc_, view in -'-"lne Creek. Three. BA home with FNneh ~ plar1'8llon ......... ~ loors. oek trim end all the amenltiea Jumine Creek oner.. Marta Elena .. LIT FlllT• ... Ill Dana Point harbor. the ocean and beyond cfty lights at night Superior level lot.· just right for a prime ree6dence. Coby Ward .. tm9I ClllU IB... IHI.Ill A private peradiM on the canyon. Four BR. 3MIA. formal dining room, family room. MagnificMt grounds with poof & epa. AJr cond. Security system. Private ocean beach. Ann PeW8 llEWllT lmlTI CUDD 1271.111 Beet of aff wortda. Two BR. formaJ dining, French doors. hardwood ftoora. akylights. 2 fir~ pool. Room to expand. Bike to the beech, shops. & school. Mickey Rowe and Tony Shaw Wlft:llBI 141._ aaA. 38A Deene Townhome. Deairabt• single story, French windows and doors. new kitchen tile and appliances. Large pool size lot. Danny Bibb/ Stephante Grody llEW l•LIT -.111 Countly French home set on one of Big Canyon's ll)eCtacUlar Iota. Manicured grounds with pool and view. Three BR. 2~BA. home shows like a model.· Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody .• C11111 lm1Eill... 11.•.111 Five BR. home cwwtooking 14th green. Floor-to- celling picture windows. Seperm chikhn'a wing. On quiet cul-de-uc with aw 1 •ping golf CC>UrM. mountain and city light viewa. Danny Bibb and Stephenie Grody ••a am caa•. wne·... 11.-.111 Five M. home one of Big CMyon'a Ir.a on.r .. ._ 180° golf ~. mounllln and city tighta ... lmportld blue .. roof. s.p..... fMlkf• ........ chldren'• wing. ..... , .......... "' --8fld bllicony. o.nny Bibb end Undll 0... •CMV•M• 11,• I Two .-Y C.l8t0m home. On l'9 8t't tlilay d elg 0."91' gOlf ~ Perlect home tor ...._ --- ...... ll Ff¥9 BR. SBA. forlMI JMngMdcllling roa-. Oiinny llbb/s.phante ~ .,.....w... . .•..• n-Bf\ 38A cu*>1n home. Ena t.ige IMng room. L.oW .......... ~ y.-d With pool Security W'jtlt m. Freehlj pelntld k'8ide and out. New root Certyn Stlinef #2 Civic Plaza, SuHe 100 ..... ,.,.,.._ ... Two 8'0ry 481\ 48A. home with front row views of ocean, bay, city liflt*and catalina. Two mater..._ wine rOOM end cen.r. IP9. w conditioning. GayleAmato IPBIAl f\91 PUI . II.._ . lndOOf outdoor de8ign. Extra large mutar bedroom with walk in cloeet. 2nd BR. and 2BA. famity room. Greenbelt location. Linda Oeth ... ICUll llBf~E 1!11.• Two BR. and famity roc>m. Two large decks to enjoy the magnificent vistas. Highly upgraded and deco- rated. Ann Peters llftl lllAQ IA~ Ila• Oversize lot. remodeled kitchen and family room. Three BR. could be con~ back to 48R. Great opportunity to buy a '"Lifestyle". Barbara Aune and cartyn Steiner MIWIE Cl&I .Im.Ill Specious plan backs to partc with great view. Three BR. 21hBA. famity room. with fireplace. Lots of storage. Carolyn Lowe and Gloria Robertson IHlll lllE-tlfWI 1451.• Three BR. 2~BA. townhome with fabulous view. Courtyard entrance with fountlan. Central air conditioning and security system. WiU trade for smaller home. BeUe Partch -.11110 MfRlllT 11._ Oversized lot. remodeled kitchen, and family room. Tine BR. could be conYerted beck '° 48R. Gnat opportunity to buy a '"Utestyle." Bart.ra Aune and Cartyn Steiner -~ .• , .... ~ e.rit --C-pjan. G,_t auumeble k>M. Two BR. 2M. 2 '* gllf1IG8. a... value. Fut eeaow. ~onVO#Jt w••MY...-rm 1• 111 Thl9 ~ lot waa once pelt of an •••· Good Crtrltna. OCW1 ._ doM to tennis and pools. ~ dfslance to bMch. Offered at "95.000. Rod Deley or Deve Hir9Chler 1IP • m ... • CllYll IWRlllUH llalll,.. Two BR. 2lWIA. decOiMICI and fumi8hed ~ model. Country club Md night light views. Security gme. community pools. ape anct tlnnla. Tom Allmon or Sharon Vogt llTITl 11111 •111 Two BR. coodo ON GREENBELT, community pool, 2 car garage. freshly painted. Cloee to Fountain Valley, freeways and shopping. Maxine Propp e am EIBITlft Pml -1111.18 Enjoy the privacy of a gated community and the open ,. spaces of Back a.y. Three BR. 2¥.BA. beautifully decorated and featuring plantation shutters through- out. Gloria Robertson or Carolyn Lowe c.1.a--asr. wn1 ,._ .... Pool/spa home in Olde Corona del Mar. 11h lots. extreme privacy. Totally custom 4BR. 2 story with exceptional master suite plus mini view. Martha Macnab U.l•E llCIE .-Tl 11.•.HI · Cannery Row section of Newport. Three spacious residential units pf us 3 commercial units. Ideally suited tor owner occupancy. Gerry Rosenberg IE TIE Riil 11 IEE --Five BR. 3~ BA home with ideal live-in, mother-in - law or separate guest quarters. Light and airy decor with an outs1anding ftoofplan. Sandie Fix ••Falt DTITE .. • U ICIQ 11.•l.RI Created from Orange County pa.rte. in city of Orange. Stately 100 year' old pine. ficus and paJm trees. Six BR, 7BA. Spectacular pool and barbecue area. Another home could probably built R1 -7 zoning. Barbara Aune ClltiWllUY ••CU. 11.-..111 Four bedroom hon't8 ~ng the 8th fairway. Large open rooms enclosed in cedar. Santa Maria stone and dear gtasa. VteWS ot goff course and city from most rooms. Carol Allison IUllATE.. 11.1 .. One of the FINEST VIEWS through EYening ~ to the wh"8 w.-. of Litle Corona Beech. Mutti ...,.. en'9rtainment.,.. wi1h 58R. ~ Hobie Denny ....al.. llP• Three BR. famity room home. Gated brict< court ymd entry with pool. spa and aao. Large 1onna1 dininQ room and family room wtl\ fireplace and bar. Belle Partch ....... , WllTLIJ 1!11111 $250.000-Thafs right. onty $25(),000 for a 60' x 115' lot near private emer.ld Bay pilltc.. Not on the highway. Some retaining waits requked. Good location. O.ve HincNef and Rod Daley mua.IMY •Uata.. 11~111 Four BR. pfua t.mily room Md ~OCMn ....._ H you've been' fNllr•ted an.wnpting to •net a Nlllly nice home in Emerald a.y, tis is the one for which you've been waiting. Rod Daley or O.ve Hirschler NEWPORT BEACH LENDER MatvalBomc l 1~ l Mo .. 671-1111 Bayview Mor1PP 10.~ ·~ 10~9' ·~ 64CM)f10 WHAT YOU DO 1. You show )QJr property. (We wilt show the property for you if you desire. an additional fee is payable ONLY if our showing results in the sale.) PEACE OF MIND When 'fOAX ... '*- .,., )'OU git your check, if )'OU .,. na1 r 'ed wtlh our -W. • • rllfund our .... PfOlided )'OU NM complied ..... 9me d .. .,_, .... WE tO.aw OF NO antER REAL ES'DV'E BFO<ER. LARGE OA SMALL. WHO CffERS TMIS GUARANTEE. IC*,. Ii 11'6~ ·~ 6.9" 2 WHAT WEDO 1. We prodUc:e motiu ... d and qualfied bu)1ers look- ing for proper1y in ~ .,.. by Ulling our pnMtl'I, ~end ec:luaiYenwtGlting aya-.m. 2. We guararM in writi~ to adwftil8 your .... ~-opet_...rty fN9IY week in the nettrepapet 3. We lend you For Sale and Open Hou9e signs if youdelire. 4. w..-.youwitt'lott.1'8111 ............. 5. We pteda .. 11li• the buyer's -.y l> ~prier to writing an an. 6. We asailt you in negotiming .. oft8ra and try 10 SW8youmoneywhenewrpo1 lille. 1. We Pf9P8l'8.,......,.. d your otoei ~com and net proceeds 8. V.openeeciow end follow~ until doU~. 9. We wilt your buyer in finding IUhl ble fnlncing. 0. We .... you In complylng wlh ~,.. .... ~ .. end~~ 1. -help )10U -.okj Pld*Wrl8 ..s --)OU should 9l'fi come up. 12. We nMlt: your eecrow doling ettmerc tor ac- curacy. HELPING SELLERS $AVE lliOUSANDS ON THE SALE OF THBR PROPERTY FOR ONLY S34IO.OO• II~® We can even place your property with MLS and still save you money! OF NEWPORT 8EACHICX>STA MESA 1135-D~ 8hd. .. 251, Co9lli 11iea CA 12127 --(B. Call 722-8114 flfAllOO' • f:ee!Nlfbe .... 0t ... onUuy ........ f9dllit ........................... .... ....... , ............ YOU ME IN DEFAULT UmD A DUD OF TllUIT DATED AUGUST 'D, 1111. UM US YOU TAii ACTION 10 PllOTECT You. H011E. rT llAY • IOlD AT A PUIUC SALE. If YOU NEID M EIPl.MATION OF 11tl M1'\m OF ntE Naali •'9 ~ YOU. YOU IHOULD CONTACT A LAWYD. Stan-Shlw Cc:lrporatioo. a California c:::orpcntion as duty appointed Trustee under the foftowi .. described deed of trust W1U SEU AT PUBUCAUCTIOH TO THE HIGHEST BIGGER FOR CASH OI as set bth in Section 2924h of the Civil Code, afl ri&ht. title and interest con~ to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the propeny hereiMfter described: TRUSTOR: Frank 0. Webber, en unmarried man and Dex ..... G. Webbef, a Si .... MM• Joint Tenllnb BEHEftClARY: ~ ....,_ Sevi-.s end loan Anociltion, a corpcntion. Recoded~ 4, 1980 as instr. No. 4552 In book 13729 IJll9I 1045 of Official R9cofds in the olftc:9 of the AIC:ordlr of Or.,.. County. said dwt of trust dwri* the fDllowit11 property. A eo1domitlie..m c:omcwtted of: Paroel No. 1: Unit No. 0, oonsistina of c:Mllin Wsoece ..t surfKe ........,. • "'°"" ... dllcrtbed in the eo11don.un "'9n rPlAW) for St. Andrews Y ....... in the dty of N9~ Belch, whid't plan ws l'8COf'ded on Ma"ch 10, 1980, • Instrument No. 9176 of Official Recon:ts of ar.,. County, Calitomia. Patcel No. 2: An uncMded one-tenth (1/lOth) ,_ simpte IMIN• n a tlnMt In common and in end to .. d IN ,.. poperty, indudlnl without linlltatiol1 the common .,.. deri11td in the Oedention , ........ to below. in Pwcll l, •shown on• fftllP Ned on~ 21, 1919, in book 131 ..... 23 8nd 14 ~ of petCll mllPI. In ... <>Meed the er...~ Alcofdll. be 1; • c IMi*"om ur'6tl numbel9d Mi, J & K i.cr--..--. .......... ......... ~ Non-exctusiw .......a for access, ifW'w, llf'95S, use and ~ drainlel. encroechmalt. support, "**iance. ,.._rs end for other purposes. all as shown in the plan and as described in the Declaration. these great: . listin~I ·~ STATEMENT 0# UINDOIR ENT OF UR OF ACllllOUS ...... NAME The tollowirtC person has lbandoned the use of the fictitious business name: THE TRANSMISSION & RADIATOR SHOP. 23720 VIA FABRICANTE. MtSSION VIEJO. CALIFORNIA 92691. The ftctitiouJ buslness name nrferT9d to abcMt wn filed on 12-18--84 in the County ot Ontnee Oriainal ne No. F-263869 A. DAN BROWN. 19 MAL· LARO, IAVINE. CALIFORNIA 92714. This business was a>n· duded by an indMdual. Si1J*t. DAN BROWN This statement was filed with the County CleB of Oranae County on Nov. 17. 1987. 11·26, 12·3. 12·10, 12· 17 0930 nc11110U1.,.,,.• NAiil ITAlllllJfT The foUowinc penon is doinC ~ as: INFOR· MATION CONSULTANTS INTERNATIONAL, P.O. Box 10192, Newport Beach 92660, 5 .... ,,.... °'·· Cor· ona del Mar, CA 92625. Gilbert R. Hess. 5 ... sail Drive, Corona del Mar, CA92625. This business is con· duc.tld by.,, lndMduaf. The rqist,.nt com· m.ICld to bwsec:t busi· ness under the fictitious business fW'n8 OI l'WNI limd llbcJWl8 on 9-ls.87. --=Gilbert R. ...... This ....,.it -Ned with the County aerk of °'--County on Nov. 23, 1987. File No. F362257. 11·26, 12-3, 12·10. 12· 17 0920 ACiiiiOUI • 1111111 ..... ITATI SI Thi~ ...... .. doil'll ...... ac WILMA'S PATIO, 225 Marine Aw .• 8llboa esa.nd, c.lif. 92M2. Maurice J. ~. 1543 Bonnie OOof'9 f •· r.ce. Cotal'9 dll .... c..w. 92625. .... 5'11udifww. 1543 aon.. Doone Terr.ce. Car· ona dll ...,, Celif. 92625. Thia bu1inns la con· dudlld bf Mlsbilnd and ..... H.H. $hMto. Inc., a Cali· fornia Clorporation, 3084 Mountain View DrNe, Lie· una Buch, California 92651 . This Business is con· ducted by • pneral part· nenhip. The rqistrant com· menc:ed to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business neme ttsted abo¥e on No¥8mbar 1. 1987. Sicned: Deborah J. O'Keefe tfMs stlillEl'ria1l was filed with the County c~ of <>ranee County 00 Nov. 17. 1987. File No. F3617S3 11·26, 12·3, 12·10, 12· 17 0928 IC-ll7IO OltDD TO IHOlr CAUSE f'Olt CHAW OF NAME Christopher Michael Mcl.Mchlin, Stephanie Rita Mclauatilln and Chris· tophef Mict.el Md.auahlin and Stephanie Rita Mcllulhlin on behalf of Daniel Matthew Mcl.auah- tin, 1 minor haY8 filed a petition in this court for an °"* allowi,. petitioner to chance their Mme from Christopher Michael MclMCNin. Stephanie Rita Mclauchlin, Daniel Mat· thew McLaucNin to Michllll Avdee, Stephanie Rita A._ and Oenilf Mafth9w Avdee. It is hereby ordered that all persons inlet I ned in the matter aforesakl appur beb9 this court in~ "*1t No. 3 .t 700 CMc Center Oriw West. Safa AM, c.lib1lia, on 12·31, 1987, .. 2:45 ddcd p.m., and then and thef9 show c.use. if qhy ..... ...,, Yid pMition for ~ of name should not be ~ tt is further Clrdlred It* • ~dthisardlr tD show '*-be published in NEW· PORT ENSIGN (CNSB), • ...... o1 ..... dn::u-•at1on. published in this ~ .t ee.t once a Wlell ---~.-. prior to the day of Mid .---.. ... Dlllct. Ht:N. 19. 1987 JAMES L SMITH. Jud9I of the SUpeftor Court f'l9d t«N 19, 1987, in olftc:9 of GNlY L GAAft. VILLE. County CleR of Or-. CoUf'lt1. C... Number A140753 Orwwe County On Nov. 13, 1987. File No. F361267 11·26, 12-3. 12-10. 12· 17 0933 1-31711 NOlaO# DeSIOWTION Me LACI( OF AU1'1tOmn Culp & Tanner Pwtnar- ship, a pertrw'ship consist- i,_ of Robert Lee Culp and Dotctas Tanner. and whk:ti has carried on its busi,.. at 290 Airpark Boulevwd, Chico, California, and 23686 Birtcher Drive, El Toro. California 92630, -diuohed effKtM! 12:01 a.m. on July 1, 1987. Thi distolution arose from the death of s-tner Ooualas N. Tanner on October 24, 1986. After July 1, 1987. no partner in the partnerstnp has authoriCy to bind the partnership, except for Robert Lee Culp, who hu authority only to wind up IN pertnership affaif$. o.ted: Nowmbar 12, 1987 $Cned: R08£RT L£E CutP Sisned: SUE RICHAROSOH 11 -26, 12·3, 12-10, 12· 17 0932 PUmJCNOnCI FICiiiiOUI _,llllEa NAMllTAllmJlf The~ persa.rs.,. doina business as: PRO CIRCUIT, 410 #M West Pllcific Coest Hwy., Newport Belch.CA. Gree ........ 2240 Plltl Newport #204, Newport a.ch. CA 92660. ~ Y. Nishida. 502 20th St.. Huntit-· 8Md\ CA92648. This businns is con- duc:'9d by • ...,.,.. S*t· IWlhip. ~ Grtpy Lauter and ~Y.Nishida This .. ,, ••It w filed with the County an o1 Or-.~ on Nov. 10, 1917. F"• No. fl60965 12-2, 12·10, 12-17, 12· 24 Ml& The rqllt,.nt com· 11-26. 12·3, 12-10, 12· m.ICld tD tnlnAd buli-.. 17 • 0918 ---. ,.. under the fictitious &..alJ7I ......_ NIM OI ...... lleld abM on 9-7-82. RCiii ... •11111• SilNd: Mewtce J ..,_ ,.... nar r n .... . . The Mz •• ,.,.... ia ..... Wilml 8liudln-~·~~ "'n. ••ment -filed -23141 -*•.,.., we .,.. r.--an of s....-r::i a. U.-=r ~on Now. 23, ~~~INC..• fl9 No. F3622Q C.Ufomla ~ • 11·2'. 12·3, 12·10, 12· 23141 ¥elllt•DfMt ... 17 • 0915 ~ .. LleN ... This ...,""'ts con· dudld bJ 8 COl ........ L TM •8' ' ent COin· mrwcM ti •rat......_ ,_ ............ 'bu1'r111_1111111..._ •1Af21112. ..,_ I. It TANllCAWA. INC.. 'IW llriiJii It T .... -.~111f I m=r.,1-: IPYllAll •LL 1111MI Recently remodeled -SOuthport .. model 4-S BR. 4~BA, white on white. Pool, If' courtyard. View of the city and small ocean ~. Alk for ... MAU GULLEDGE IEWPllT IEllm MPLEX UZ4.• Or S bedroom home. Ideal location. Hu apcous 3 bedrooms. Ownen unit-tee0nd m•sterbedroom, both with individual laundry. Huge lot and balcony with view. Owner will carry 2nd T.D. Call for private showing. Ask for ... •ILL A: DONNA WEBSTER IPYll.All OCEAI VIEW 117&,• This Southport model bu an unsurpassed ocean, bay and city ~ta view. It sits high on one of the laraat Iota m prestigious Spyglua Hill This home bas S bedrooms, 4~ baths, family r~ bonus room and a pool and spa for entertaining. This is a unique property in a ICduded setting. Ask for ... f.STllElt YANK -mME lf'IE Ill•/• Laraat estate ocean view boine in sated communw ity. bevonabire. Five bedroom, 3 bath. Available at the beginning of November for one year. Ask for ... ESTIDR YANK DEOREl.1-lllVllE 1141.• Immaculate 3 BR. 2 BA, light end unit patio home with 2<ar garage. Prime location across from park and school. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO IEIOIT LM• AT RI IEIT · 1535.• Luxury 2,100 sq. ft. Bayside co~o home. on ~ne level with boat slip, bay, mountain and. city lif.ht views. New carpet, textwed walls., vemcals, tile, marble mirron, laqueml cabinets, ~~ more! T~o bedroom. 2~ bath. de~ formal duung. Secunty gate, private community, pool and spa. Ask for ... JUNE DAVIS TIADE Do you have a timeshare that you don 'l use? Do you want to stop throwing away money for annual fca? If so, consider excb•nging it for this FREE AND CLEAR lot in the Northwest. Call for details. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN IEAlllUE WITI A VIEW ••.Ill IA Bia Canyon. M~clecorated bome with view, pool, spa a en~ area. 4,000 IQ ft with 4 Bil ofrace A cxercue room. Totally nlurbiabed ~th new carpets, wall coftlinp, and new kitchens. Alt for ... J:STIBll y AMI[ llCI llY VlllME T .. lllE ... ...- Moilel perfect 2 B~ 2~ BA, 2 story townbome. 2 yan new. Beautifully decora&cd and l•ndscapcd. Own patio, liabt and airy throughout. 2 car praae. Community pool and spa. Muter baa retrat. Alt for ... PHIL A: EUGENIA ST AJlu:NBURG LI• Ill.All Entertaining is a brceu from this tri-levcl custom home with private dock for large yacht. 3 BR, S BA and a sit down wet bar with fabulous bay and night light views. Large living & dining room and gourmet kitchen. Furnishings included. Ast for ... DIANA PROSSER 111• VIEW ••u ma.- Life in Monaco ... not France. But here in Barbor View Romes! Super location near Andenon School Extra med yard w/quiet and privacy. It's all that family life should be. Alt for ... MAlllLYN BUCILEY W1111E CIAI• 1271.• Ablolutely outlta:Dding 4 BR, 2 BA home. Features woodbuming frplc in living ~ lovely brick patio w / Koi Pond A big BBQ entertainment area. RV partin& quiet c\11 de sac, family neighborhood. Oe>1tto Kaiser Elementary. Ask for ... E'LYNNllMP LUXURY 01 TIE SAID 11.1 •. M Brand new custom home features 1800 ocean A: Catalina view! 4 BR, 3~ BA with large patio, private spa, BBQ A: more. Comer lot! Unsurpassed quality on the oceanfront. Ast for ... DIANA PROSSER • HARIOR VIEW CAR•EL 1315.aaa Highly upgraded throughout. 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Berber carpeting. Professionally decorated throughout. Fee land. Ask for ... GISELA BURMEISTER IELCOUm IEIT VALUE 181.158 New on market. Light and airy are the words for this 4 bcdroo~ 4~ bath custom home. Mar~Je floon in entry and off white. Berber carpetm' throughout. Private bath in each bedroom. Jacuz:zi and ~place in master suite. Three car garage, large yard. Ask for ... RONFELSOT --. -- o/ IEWfllT -111 •IUI 1114 ... Or S Bil home. Ideal locatioa! Bas lpKiou.s 3 Bil om unit. 2aa unit is a 2 Ill. both with balconies ud a view. A bargain at S330,000. Owu.n will carry a 2nd TD. Ask for ... BILL tl DONNA WEaST£R uc1 IAY •••• man '13U• Where else in Newpon are you ab~ to live in a spacious 4 BR home with RV and boat storage, plus room for pool and spa? Huge family room w/wct bar, family kitchen w/nook, dining room w/gardcn window, and master w/view balcony. Ask for ... FRAYDA EIUERT tlEWPOIT IOm am.• Former model home. 2 BR, 2~ BA condo, professionally decoT&tcd 4 landscaped. Marble floors in entry A: kitchen. Includes f umiture. Ask for ... RONFEISOT IPECTACIUI VIBf Beautiful Newport Beach 2 story 4 BR executive home in move.in condition. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call for private showing. Ask for ... •RL&: DONNA WEBSTER llYCIEIT IEllTBllAllW mlE 1551.• Magliificent 2 story Mediterranean style S BR home in mint condition, with gorgeous Back Bay view, 2 mast.er suites, maids quarters. and cozy family room. Perfect for executive with large family. Ast for ... FRAYDA EILBERT TUmEROCl CAllPUI VIEW 1115.• Popular Plan 2. Only one available. New carpets, completely repainted. 3 BR. 1-% BA. Best value in TR. Vacant and ready to move in! Ask for ... RAY DAVIES IEWPORT IEACH 1!41.• Reduced! 3 BR. 2 BA with fireplace, built-ins, high ceilings and lots of glass. Plus a wonderful private patio off kitchen for entertaining. Immaculate. Move-in tomorrow. Owner bas purchased another home. Ask for ... DEUA DELGADO JUST USTEMCW VllW 1541.• High above the city with ocean A: city view from this b.igbly upgrade J BR home with vaulted ~ 2 fireplaces 4 a price that you can' bcaL Ast for ... DEUA DELGADO TllEEAICI IAY 11.175.• . Custom built ~me appro~, 4,000 sq. ft.. in tbe best locatlOD With VICW 11nee Arcbea. Country style titcbcn ~th ~ hcawid ceilinp in family room, view from nay room. Lots of French doon and wiadows. Ast for ... GISELA 8tmMl1Snll 1 -· 111·1• W. llTFlllT-comphMfy rebuilt in '84. Materials include onyx. brass & copper, single light French doors & thennopane glass. Freeftowing with 3 bdrms. den with complete bar, hidden wine cellar & elegant formaJ dining. A 2 story copper fireplace soars past the 2nd floor gallery. Bayside patio with pool & spa & dock fof 3 boats in a Premier Linda Isle location. u.m.• 111-1• llPl.El lllAll in the Long Beach H&rt>or. a quiet realm of exclusivity and a perfect setting for this elegant 3 story °CASTLF' with roof top view terrace and basement hobby room. Custom built for present owner with 4 bedrooms including spacious master with his/ hers baths. formal dining room, family room with wet bar, exercise room & maids quarters plus 50' boat dock. EJevator, security system and fabulous views. U.M• 131-1411 IAYlllOIEI IAYFIOIT-Over 80 fl of water frontage and panoramic views of the widest part of Newport Harbor. Freshly refurbished large gracious 4 bdrm home with new carpeting and landscaping. Formal dining. family & old fashioned sun room plus courtyard with pool. Prestigious guarded community. IUCE riiillldli II.· .. Sl.515.• 631-1411 EllUSll STYLE IAYFIOIT F rashly painted & refurbished with dock for large yacht Paneling & mouldings throughout this 5 bdrm with a dining room fit for a royal banquet 2 story living room with trench doors, beam ceilinged library. family room and gourmet kitchen. Used brick entry courtyard and rear patio with spa. 070.080 13 I· I_. OCEAIFIOIT CAPE COD-Peninsula point comer location. Picket fenced charmer with 3 bdrms, vaulted & beamed ceilinged living room with fireplace and views of the dunes & ocean plus guest quarters over detached garage. ...... 131 -1• ..... ll•E-Estate home, perfect for entertaining. Prestigious gated community with tennis & pools. This 4 bdrm. den & formal dining with 2 family rooms envelops the viewer in luxury. Interior designed by Fari with mirrors. designer lighting, travertine and custom built-ins. All with fabulous panoramic views. Rogers Gardens landscaping enhances the exterior complete with custom spa 1174.511 Ul-1• •t11IEllAIW VlllJ in Corona del Mar with spectac- ular views from one end of Newport Harbor to the o1her. A palatial new 2 bdrm villa with top quality fixtures & appliances, skylights, vaulted ceilings & att. dble garage. Spanish tile roofs and tiled patios and decks. llft.• 111·1• Lm llU-Fabulous Mediterranean style 4 bdrm home on enormous lot at quiet end of island. Dramatic 18' double door entry leads to two story living & dinl g areas with walls of glass opening to lovely tiled s-tio with fountain & spa. F~ In libfary, ipaeious master suite and living room. An outmanding home tot ••'8rtaining.. . 1111.1• 111·1• Clllll • 1111-Fabuloua 7 yr okl award winning , duplex neded In gre1nery. Two 2 lb'y 3 bdrm untta beautifully accen'9d with WOod, glm I tile and brighelned wtth akyt~ ~ front unit. built for an owner haa master bedtoom With I~ & ..,. tub; A•.111 U1·1• ICfllf9IT-at the centar of Newport's action with fabulous ocean & Catalina vtewa. Large 2 story 4 bdrm home with huge family room & two spacious sunny patios. Completely furnished at .. • .,.... 111·1• .._ 111.E •mnan-An architectural gem built around lu9h petlo on wide lot High ceilinged muter down wtth cozy den wtth flreplace. 2 children's bedrma in upstairs wing plus ......-maid's room, elegant formal dining & gourmet ~ .. A•.111 · . Ul·l• Cl•IEICIAL ClllEI in growing Yucaipa. Paving, sidewalks & utilities In on this tNfll 1'14-acre on a main street in excellent location where many services are needed. Illa. 111·1• OCWFIOlfT on the point Quality custom 3 bdrm & den including beachfront master suite with sitting room. A beautifully cared for home. oiiginal owner/builder has used a raised foundation to capitalize on spectacular ocean, sunset & Catalina views. 11•.• 131-1411 COIOU DEL MU-Rare triplex completely renovated & like new including baths. kitchens, tile & fixtures. Three 2 bdrm townhouse styte units. one with fp & 1 'h baths. F reshty J'ainted, carpeted and new window coverings. 1415.• 111·1• IA"*T Cllll with turning basin and night light viewa. Elegant and immaculate 2 bedroom, tastefully decorated in neutral tones. Great location in security building with doorman and poof. ...... 111-1411 PE••aA ,.IT-Charming remodeled 3 bdrm with den and huge deck over 3 car garage. Open yet cozy with fireplace and bay windowed dining area. French windows and doors open to lovely brick patio. First time on malt(et ....... 111·1• ., .. n in small Newport 8eect'I community with pool and tennis. Refurt>lahed 4 ~rm. ~ beth home on comer lot with tonnal dining room. eunny petio and gt98t sunMt vieWs. Short walk to ocean. Lind Included at 1111.m ...... "' .. Ill &t• An Gui• ot ~Witty just 3 bkicu from the oceM. tie 1ds10m8 T.LC. but Greet Potential & GrMt Pricefft Colllge style 2 bdrm home with deri and office. Front lawn & brick ptantera on quiet street ... JH a1-1• UY ll£W condo on the Peninsula. Freehly ca"*8d and totally tumlshed 2 bedroom 2 beth In security building with community poof and rights to 35' boat slip. Carefr• vacation. walk to Newport landing, beeches and ferry. 1111.• ll..._ EAlllllf CllTA •EU-Fantastic 3 bdrm, 1~ bath beautifulty redone with nearly everything new: roof, kitchen, appliances. ftoor coverings and land9caping on large lot Just Reduced to ... 1117-111·1• Cll •BE PUI in Costa Mesa lmmacula1e. freshly painted 3 bdrm home in family neighborhood. VauHed ceilings & woodbuming Fp. in the living room. Nice patio wtih fire ring In huge yard. Walk to all schools. 11... 111-1• CllTA •BA Eastside condo feels just like home. Lovely 2 story 3 bdrm In 20 unit complex with off street parking & pool. Highly upgraded with crown moldings, Fr. doors. separate dining & 2 spacious patios. 1115.. 131-1• POlllUlJ Mobile home. Double wide 2 bedroom, 2 bath with bay view In sensational location steps from beaches. tennis courts. shops & restaurants. Long term city tease covers water, trash, gas & gardener. 1137.• 111-1411 CllTA •OA TDWIME-Near new courtyards area & across from parlc. Rebuil1 in '82 including plumbing, baths & kitchen. Grey & white .. New England" style wi1h 2 large bdrms up, 1 down, woodbumlng Fp. & patio. 1111.• 111-1411 WATERFR.ONT HOMES, INC. REALTORS· JIS Marine Aw.