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Home My WebLink About1987-12-24 - Newport Harbor Ensign' t. • Air ••• I f $ • lllJlll I crewmemben, was forced to mate •an imDW'4iate JO.degree bank and increased delccnt" to avoid a Piper Cherokee a it ~ for final apprOlldl to JW A at about I :4S p.m., acconl- in& to Bret.te. "' Al in the Saturday inciden(. the airtiacr wa1 1rarDcd of the craft in its vicinity by pomid controllers at the Coat Termi- &EM WISE tt is aift IMna seeson apin and wti.t better &ift fof friend or family than fine jewelry ... the &nti"I aift ... for a lifetime and lofWer. It's • token of your •ffection or esteem that can be heirtoomed even be· yond the 1P9n of one lifetime. A well chosen aift of fine jewelry has the element of permanence that ex· ceeds any other. Theold ...,._ •Nathinpcome in sniMl PK~ r.,s," iscertain:ytrue; especS.tty if t1'9Y bear the awtes H. Barr Jewelers label. We hwe •wide Ill I ction of llf11$ Md ;e.lry from the most exotic to the mont t.miti8r varieties. And speaki"I of '"f8mililll', .. isnt it nice to shop where you ... famililr hM:es •nd feet •n Mmosphere of continuity? We pride oursehes on our friendly, welt.trained Dff who hWe S8Wd you c:ontirultythroulh the years. The only new faces .. .ctditions we found we hlw n e 1ded to kees> up with the ""' arvwirw activity in our store. lsn<t it nice to twve that feelifll of trust in old frieflds. .• ~when it comes to buyifll •S latifll • lift as • piece of fine jewelry. Seasons sreetinas from all your friends at a.tes H. e.rr Jam 1l1rs: Donn. 8'11ckman Rick McEJvaine AnNIMKhen Kathryn Cowell Bill Pannell Marpret Gabte Robert Tit.nyi Cheryl Hopper Jeanie Barr w~ BJ.Cuftis Mike Saldiwr and of course,~ a.rl CHARLES H. BARk iilOnda ~ e8itier this year 1bowecl .ISi apparent near- Mlliliw. ....... oaly ~handful were reported by the pilots involved. Davis allO said that the FAA bas propoeed expanding rest~ tiona in force around Loa Anplet latenWional Airport southward to Lona Baich, and to add rauictiom to the John Wayne Airport ffigbt area. DeciaioDI on thole proposals will be umoUDced next year, Davia added. Dick lluadl of the Airline ~ Nello'n tWUUd ill tlw raavch /or tlrls ltory. Pilots' A.aociation said Tiladay that bis group bas "'requel&ed protection a number of times" for the JW A area, •but so far FAA bun't seen fit to address the problem ... lluueD said that requiring piloutobnecleanmcetoeatcr certain ainpaca near the air- port, requiring modem tram- poaden OD all aircraft wbo Ule the airport, and better tninina for ~ral aviation pilots, alona with more frequent retrainina. are all needed. • read house and oth rm If tbia prows. impollible, (Le. you haven't a nanny), you coUld leave the children in the truck with the gifts. Nowberi: ii my pilt more aoWiibed tbU nen I rad the botiday women\ maprinea. I jUlt acver leCID to do the boli- daJJ tllc way tlM:8e ed.itorl tell mcto. Couider the mylb of the Giaaerbread Bouse. Riaht Sue Kauth with thia bomeT Here .. our family tnditioD: ewry Chriil- maa £ye we leaYe out cooties and bourbon for Santa. Every ~my da...,...., t:&dain, .. Re aac all of~ Mom!" s .• .,.,. 011 IM Bubbly• Now tbey•re talkiaa. The author caationl you to store cbampape quietly OD its side and serve in tall slim fluted glHtel. Tbe effect OD me is the same, whether in Outed crystal or plastic cup: aft.er two glaues~ the hostess needs to store me quietly on my side for the rest of the eVening. 9. •Santo'$ Boou 10 Knil .. Give me a break. 10. "ChrutmaJ Pn Gwaw· -&road~ the ...... aziaa an sprout the same cover. Su~tiou of a prqmatic Al I appra.ch the supermarket nature wiD follow. checkout counter, I 1ee ginaer-I) ''100 Quiclc ClrrLrtma,1 brad hoUICI lcerina at me. Cookln from 1 Ba.ric Dotclr,. .. Create this cunning home Bey, peat! 111 just whip up and delight your family," trilla 300 pounda of the stuff and keep one magazine ... ~y instruc-it in my ffta.er. What I want tions on p. 411.. to know~ bow long does it take Well beck ... !want to clelipt to make tbat dough? Remember my family. What real woman thOle •quick cbickeo cauerole .. wouldn't? I mean, •6ood motlwr recipes that started with -iate would set aside an afternoon and three cups of cooked chicken?" bake this home with her littJc Or "turtle aoup"-"till and pl They'd both wear aprom prepare one JM turtle ... • and have a fire in the....-. Fmt HCR\ What I do for my friend they•d bate the toasty cake Barb\ Anaual Cootie Excbanp walls, then whip 11p aome &alt-and IDtiaridation Party. 'J go to insrtint it with food color, and the most upteale market I can create a darling roof. Sbe•d find and buy three ~pounds of cryatallize aupr and spin it into ·fancy supr cooties. I take them adorable windows. Jelly beans to the hOme, hide them on _the woukl be med in aatnoe ways: table, and trade them for three sprinkles of glitter would coyer pounds of her other friends' the roof, and candy canes would home-made crescents, fudae and flank the porch. divinity. Then I'm set for the Sure. holidays. I've asked around. Not one of 2. HJ,()()() Claildren and lw my frienda bas ever made a Lowd '11tem AU: 11w Clrildttn gingerbread house. Nobody Wanted· .. It looks so cute," they sigh, Wow. That's enough to make .. but who bas the time?" even the most mentally healthy A look at some recent wom-mother have a twinge. I have one en's magazines finds severaJ child, and sometimes I don' like neurosis-generating topics her much. I usually love her. which we will now explore. Obviously this writer is more Cop Bowl , '88 will hon·or 'Kids Who Care' Residents of seven Orange County cities are invited to participate in a new civic awards program called HKids Who Care," designed by sponson of the annual Cop Bowl charity -football game to recognize youths for outstanding accomp- lishments or contributions to their respective communities. .. 'Kids Who Care' is a new event we've developed to add to the excitement of the Cop BowPs 10th anniversary football game," said Seraeant Bill Bechtel M'J'be younpten 1elected will be in grades K-12 and will have made unique, significant and unselfish contributions to their commun- ities. According to Bechtel, the nominations will be reviewed by a panel of judges, and one child will be chosen from each city to receive an award during the halftime festivities at Cop Bowl '88 . Official nomination forms are available from Cop Bowl offi- cials or by calling the .. Kids Who Care" coordinator at (714) 892- 2433. feminine and nurturing than I am. rd be interested in hearing about how her marriage is going, thoqb. 3 .. "Off lo 1he Cas1k for ChrUt- nuu-Di""" Prince auu1a· Off to the castle with their live- in nanny. That\ why they look so serene. My story would be titled~ .. 011 to Loa Alamitos for Cbristmu Eve at one Grand- ma's; Back down the Freeway with Exhausted Child; Up at the Crw:k of Dawn to go to Break- fut at Other Grandma's in Santa Ana-Sue and Dave-No Nanny" There ~ however, a trade-off in tbele two scenarios. At least I don't have to raise Prince William 4. •1 Baked A Gilf8~rbnad H~ for my lJau61aler tl1ld CrNted o FomUy Tradition" Can you tell that I'm obsessed 6. "Start the Holiday$ with a GlowinK Compkxion,. Bring on the bubbly. 7. •How to be More GivinK" Do what I do. Give the Christ- mas list and cards to your husband or significant other. Tell him card-writing is not gendcr-tpe:cifJC. Or, if you really want to be a Scrooae, give cards up entirely. I count the invita- tions to our annual holiday party as cards. It takes a weight off me, that\ for sure. 8. "Sltoppin8 Survival: (I) l..ocJc Gifu in lhe Car. and (1) ~ Ymu Kilb at Ho~." lMr*s to .... ous dan•tiaos by n. Cll .., •• • .... FmBI•, Md .... C... DI JI ..... the holidlly s.toli became• little bfWtlet for the kids .t a.ildrerfa Halpital.ora..t County (CHOC). The .-.net ftllnirw t.pn when the chitdren and their s-etits rode in en eiftitw·liM bus 1D The C..liWY. whef'8 they ~ dinner •nd dess.t. Met wds. it w on to the South Coast Repeftory, for the ..... dMlic, •A awistJt• Carol ... The children Md their perenb •1y en;o,ed themseMs. And thanks 81> to The c.....ry AIStllurant. FunBus. and Sautt'i Coast Aepefby, who cbllM!ld • vicm and spreed • little Holiday cheer. Don't. The pet will beCome excited and throw up on the rua- An adult may not want a pet and will bate you for giving him one. A child will never clean up after it. RemembeT, you never have to walk a pointsettia. Last year at our faculty gift exchange, a new English teacher came up to me bearing a GIN- GERBREAD HOUSE. I gasped. .. How long did it take you?" I asked. 040h, about five minutes," she laughed, -ihat's how long it takes to get to my favorite bakery." And she seemed guilt-free. Happy Holidays-and point me to the nearest bakery! Sue Kauth u a lknuld dta- aput and co&111Mlor 111 a local public Jrirlr WtooL Site """ Mr lru..rband live with tlteir f ow- ~OT-old daughter in N~porl H~lw. By Brightening a Child's Holidays, We Raise Our Own Season Spirits. ~ SCR Santa Clam will come legally in July for the more than one-half million California wage earners who work for the mioimutD wage. That's when the 3-2 vote of the state Industrial Wel- fare Commission to raise the state's minimum compen- sation from $3.35 an hour to $4.25 goes into effect. In Onm&e County, which boasts only a 3.3 percent unemployment rate, the legislation may not dig as deeply into employers' pockets as in other areas of the state. Because there is a shortage of labor locally, employers have found that they are already forced to pay slightly above minimum wage to employees. Food service-and retail operations will undoubtedly be the hardest hit by the increase, which gives Calif or- nia the highest minimum wage in the nation. The impact of the increased cost of operations is expected to be absorbed by a cut in employees' hours and an increase in the price consumers pay for goods and scr- vtces. Another possaole backlash of the increased minimum could be a snowball effect with other employees, who had earned above minimum, demanding to have their wages increased accordingly. If that happens and when employer costs based on wages, such as Social Security contributions, are added to the new totals, the result will be that no one wins the race. Living on $8,840 a year, for 52 weeks of labor of 40 hours each, is no small feat in Orange County. That's what minimum wage workers will earn when the new rate takes effect in July. The ink announcing that figure had barely dried on local news pages when a new study announced that housing in Orange County bas reached the dubious dis- tinction of being the most expensive, on average, in the state. Not only does our fair .county boast a shortage of workers, but a shortage of housing for workers, at any level of pay, who might want to fill the void. We think the new minimum wa1e could prove to be a magnet, drawing more and more marginally employ- able people into the state, and county. Locally we'd feel that impact as they found they can't live on what they earn at minimum wage in Orange County. On the other hand, our growing, healthy, economy can't survive without these workers. The time to look at the problem of survival on even a new, higher, minimum wage in Orange County has come. We need to provide these workers not only with higher wages, but a way to survive on that level of mcome. Baker. Conmjlnications ,.. •. ._. AWN'IJ WINNING MB&R aa..-..... .. • ?IJl[•Jm 39 Slate & Natioflll Mns Since 1178 l11m'MR MDrN91.D~ Circullltion 25,000 883 Production Pf.ace Newport Buch. CA 92663 (714) 631-3120 Please ..., mail to: P.O. Box 9399 Newport e.:t1. CA 926M-9399 The Newpott Eneign .. publi9hed weekty on Thuredays. Da.I YOlD LIE D~lldR NUl·COOIUQ .. N. ... UH .. ~ llM~ MIND The joys of Christmas past · Time of my .bif e and · comcdiam and acrobats, popcorn wagons and ice cream fountains. And food-my good- ness., what a spread Virginia ordered: chicken, beef, bam- burgen. tacos, salads, beans, cakes and pies and a dozen different kinds of ice cream for cones. Then, at the magic hour, Santa Claus aniwd in a pony- powered sleigh, and be and Wally stepped to tbe stage where there wu a mountain of toys, all gift-wrapped in color<Oded paper to m.alCh age and KX of each cbilcl wbote names bad beeD rqiltaed earliec by the parents. It wu a aforiom party ad tbe beat bmpin in pro- motiq employee morale. No ~-DOt eftll wiae ad beer. Tbe old Mame Carlo room at tbe Newporter hai neva-been tbc aame~ AllOther ia.teratiaa Christ- .. ~ .. held artier iD 'AbacleDi ncn we occupied an Old estate bow wt.Gee aFCf ,.... .......... lalpOCt. OD Cbriltlua E~ our .ap.: bon were~ to~• for Cuistmaa car'Ola; Gwen bad found IOme bH tifal iice Clam lp'C'iallia ia tbe ~ad c:olcir Gf a.ma .. tn:a. _. ~ ~ ... Aaac+dne ol oar ~,.. ~ ..... ft BM FELTON .. --KtmTHE~Bt•aN,_I Fin AD ro.dl aw to late • to ddiDMioN ia die,._..~ were bailt • .......,. to ya- eaday91 ftdlae. However, the mGll .,_. rMda am-be traftled 1'j ~ om palOD - JOL T1lil ii a 1DG9t ilDporUmt tl:laspjt to cbel ilb chailla tllis bOliday IC8IOll. Ja•1lem ii a..,.,._. for our travel to tlie fatue. It 1ep1aenta a dettin#ion for our IOUll wbea tbe ~ii~-Tbe real roMI in our liwa are beyond twO iDd tbnc dimcmional pllys- ical bOadaria;; They are spir- itual ~ways we create for a.~ d9ecueac:eolwbat we cllooee to bec:ols. our way on road to Jer My Turn Neitlwr ia it ~ Mecca, w Rome. It ii die Jtftiakm OI die IOal for which they arc ~ ing: their spiritual bOme. Tbe road to our pcnonal Jerusalem is laid out with clarity wl c:haDenF durina tills Holy ~ daa~ wmcb Jews wl <llriltiw Ute CO'l'mcmotate a commoa IC8n:b for ceatcr and calm in a world of altermtift ~and hopes. We are wldiaa ovt.amc now with die co••tetta n z 1 ol tec•IMJhcy aild ..... 1'llae opp 0il1 eitica Imel wom-M•icw wida com- mercial ad tedmolosical pro- paa.. Acid rain lf&hliticruly gifted ~ our aeialabon in the eaaan Uaited States is devu- tatina Canadian forests, pollG- tion in Chesapeake Bay is cb- tro,U-1 a seaaoina industry, propoed flu:ways throup Pm- Dlylvania threaaea to pbysically divide the ptle Amish com- mmaity, and in <>na,c Countj the riabt to develop propeity impacu OD tbcfnedom of IDOft- meat ad air quality for ~xMrina residents. A !OCial qeilda of another form also cria out for our attention. In 1986 more than 3 million people -one of every SS over aae 18 -were on prot.tiotl or parole or behind bars; a steady stream of ho"""=• liva oa our mt.ion's streets; and child abulc la a biablY visible evil. naa t11ae ii AIDS, a condition from wllida . . -'-mNJCCnce • a ~ guaraatee of iaftlaerability. Sealom of cdebntion auda. this briaa the collectjve opportuity to combine auj. tudel to care, to beat, ad to crade peace. We can mate the ICalOD ew:a more moninlfa.l by ldtiaa OGllCha OD a road wbicJI I wiD taW om qllbon' good interau. Parables about the Golden Rule and beina a servant to humankind are rdlected in maay ~ ud for good reason. The challenge of the season is to be part of humanity, not part of a ritual lhoppen' dam:c wllidi fOCUlel OD instant gratif:Jaltion and an easy pay- ment plan. Our future must not be IO CMilj ~· The first l&ep OD die~ to JCl1lllllem ii to pal oar feet OD die rmd. Steps towMd matul •ariect will point .. iD .. riaM direction: toward Jerusalma. Gqaapbic Jerusalem ia die focasolrefiaiou'...-..f• Jews. Cuiltiw ad M=lj=e alib. It ii a time capllllli nidl re8da t.:t to tbe days m a vital Paleati•e, loa1 before dw MllicW ilild a .-- wa tWllllowed ap mo n# I c ......... Jerwlem ft9Wined •• piiw:iPlll cilJ ewa •IM ..a- of Palettiac .. •••• from world '"P' PakltiM DO loq~r CD be ..S • stcJPi• llODCI nlba m..· .... .-. ltOMI It ii time to rdlrd .,.,. who we lft aad wllD we Wlllll to be. Letters to the Editor We llllecl qaality time to lllare O-l•ar. tile fabite and oeklNlltt life. Oar I laaft jmt rciceM:d a copy of & ... niltcacc wiD be st1CD8"' tbe Comity Tramportatioa Jniti- tlleaccl, autured ud even atift Petition. iporiaa the ICC01ld sentence ·~ me to sip the pctitioa) ..... dndopen would 1aaft to pay for new r09da before they aat fiw years to ~ die Oow of tnf6c OD die fru:wa11 plus additional freeways to furtha' reline the CO'l9' •ion. aim nee.pt ia * llcarta of tboee Wllo willa to nae•• it_. in tbe .... of tbale wlao fear ib recneN>a. Bodi bow the powa ol aafdiDed dacw. eeltuicM if we crate Yalac in The very first leldCDCle, ma- oar l"h«iowhipe witJa die wti. .,Una it will remedy tbe tnftic wllidl 1 u••i• 111. Tin. ....,. in Newport Beach, is most ol rdfectioa tltould he deYoted mjsbdjng The initi.aift rdata to qaiet time to .. ioully con-to arterial meets tbroasboat the sider mnovia& burim to our c:ouaay and oar largat p1oblr:m survival • spiritual beinp. ii that wbicb coma into oar area baild. Tbis is true and ia * ~ but ti.e letter fails to -·-the nquiied, by the --.a_.;_ I!.-• ~-_ __. -~~••10m,.--.... stana draim ....... (o cost And, pcmibly --importaat of all, take die tillllt to sad wt.at you are sipiww and alt q-.- tiom of tM ptnoD maiaa JOU to sip. AD of 111 would 1espoad --va• to the question -Do you want to reduce the traffic COD· pstioar The bcarU of thole wbO lcaft the c:oa11w:f1CC of their OWD silt road infavor of a trip to their spiritual center do so with a primordial semc of naviption. Tbe datination is neither Jor- dan, brael, nor Palcatiac. Because tbe DOile of civiliza-via the freeways. Not being tion bas atrona potential to detained for more than two drown oat tbe voic:a of human-·sip.al cbMF' in the county area ity, we mmt learn the cliffeRncc bas no im.,.a on om tnffic. bt.t ween laatmony with tJae earth The third sentence (1 am diic OCMllllJ S2..J biJlioa wida DO provisioa few rwisiaa the fads other than bf tupayen. nm is a lot of money for about IS seconds wait M a signal It it worth that to you! Millions will be spent in tbe I haft a friend wbaa asked to lip who said -Great, just what we Deed to do ... To quote hilDy 1 '•II .. I'AS MONTAN.AS RANCH HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB (AN UNINCORPORATED ASSOCIATION) ®•M'PClftll• A PRIVATE HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB 1,000 TWENTY-YEAR MEMBERSHIP SECURITIES OFFE:RED AT: 1st 50 MEMBERS, $10,000 EACH; 2nd 100 MEMBERS, $20,000 EACH; 3rd 550 MEMBERS, $30,000 EACH; 4th 300 MEMBERS, $50,000 EACH; Las Montanas Ranch Hunting and Fishing Club is located approximately 2 hours drive from Los Ange1es on 1.377 acres of the Raljon 111 Ranch in the Green Horn Mountains adjacent to the S~uoia National Forest and in the Foothills of the Sierra Nevadas. Two and one-half miles of tittle Poso Creek traverses the Club. Indi- genous game such as quail. dove. wild turkey, whitewing and pigeon are plentiful. Big game of deer, elk, bear. big horn sheep and mountain lion, small bore shooting for rabbits. squirrel. raccoon and bobtat are for members' hunting pleasure during season. Other game such as antelope. American bison, boar. pheasant. chukker and bobwhite shall be planted along with additional stocki~ of bass, trout and blue- gill. following the .... of the 700th member. This exclusive membership offering complies with the State of California Department of Cor- porations for qualification of the membership securities pursuant to Section 25113 of the Code. under the Corp·orate Securities Law of 1968: and reporting regulations and prospec- tuses equivalent to the requirements of the United States Securities Act of 1933. . This membership security may only be offer- ed by the Prospectus. A Prospectus may be obtained by contacting Mr. Dudley F . Miller (714) 760-3912. 685 Vista Bonita. Newport Beach, California 92660, or Alexander 8 . McDOnald. Esquire (619) 755-9300. 12520 High Bluff Drive. Suite 150, San Diego, California 92130. Harbor cagers show improvement a a a a a a a nlDAY, DECllDD 25 Oklahoma w. W. Vq:inia a a UCLA w Florida a a a SATUal>AY, D&CDDD 26 a Clndud at .......... a a Wuhinatoa at Milmaota a a a SUNDAY, DECDlaD J'7 a IWm at Saa Fmnc:ilco a one.., at Raiden a Sau.le at Ka"N City a a aY GEORGE PAPPAS Newpo11 llartiot Riab \ bas- ketball team continues to attempt to bmy tbe memory of last year\ dismal lealOll with impn>WJd play and • 7-2 record. The Sailon will play in tbe Canyon Tournament this wee- kend folJowina a good showing in tbe San Diquito this past week. Harbor beat San Dquito,48- 43 in the semifinals of the consolation round in tbe San Dieguito Tournament on Mon- day. Earlier in the tournament the Sailon trounced San Clemente, 6043 in the first consolation round but before that the Sailors lost a contest in overtime to Escondido, fJ0-'4, last week.. Jim Geerlinp' three-point abot set off a Harbor fourth quarter rally. The pme WU tied at 39 when GcertiDp hit his perimeter shot to give Harbor a lead they new:r JOit. Tyler ~oon continues to shine u be bad 11 pointl,lix which came in tbe first period. GcertiDp led tbe Sailors with 14 points. Mite Rardin Md Gnm •1 at New Orleam IMf•lo at Philedefph• Cillfi••ti at H..aoa Dmail a A'h• St. Loail at Dehe NY Jea at NY Oiam T...,. •1 at •Wfie•pQlil Saa Dqo at oa.,.r MONDAY, D&CDlaD 26 New E ... lld at Miami a TIEllllEAUR: Predict the final total number of points in the Monday night pme: ,, .even points. ~OOD also be poured in 17 points apimt San Clemente and hauled down 11 reboUnds. Hanlin also played well dur- ina tbe toW1WDellt .. he ICOl"ed 14 points in the San Clemente game. The Sailors grabbed tbe lead apinst San Clemente in the leCOlld quarter and never relin- quished it. San Clemente led I~ 13 at the end of the first quarter, but several baskets from Scott Gray (six points, 10 rebounds) and Hardin sparked the Sailon second quarter scoring rally. Harbor led 26-24 at the half and their def'eme, wbida has been the Sailon strong point all teaSOn, virtually abut down San Clemente\ offense in the final half, which led to tbe victory. But against Escondido the Sailors came up short. Thinp looked good for Bar- bor • Rardin led the Sailon to a third period rally • they led by me points going into the final period. &condido i1lced balCt ud ay GEORGE PAPPAS Last year Corona dd Mar\ buketball team reached the flnala of the Irvine World News T 0W1WDC11t,but this this season hal been a difl'erent story. lndicaed by their poor slaow- in& in the Irvine Tournament, the Sea K.inp are still ltnlgling to find the right combination to begin winning again and will be put to the test when they face Sonora 8:40 tom.morrow night in the fint round of the Coat Chrilb:n.a Clmic beJd at Estan- cia lliab Scbool Tbe Sea l:inp fell to Edison in the tourney quartafiaala,62- St, l8lt Wedattd•y aDd to 9dd imalt to injury Lquna Billa tnocbd C.dM out of the tour- ney, SI-SS, OD the foJlowina clay. F.dilon rallied in die ICeODd quarter to take • 29-25 le8d at halftime. took the bd but the salon woulda'l aiw ap M ztheJ came Met twice in * ~Altla quarta" and they menapl to liid the ~into overtime. Early in the otettilne period, &condido went ahCed • Mike Baldwin (19 points) mat. tbrec- point shot and pair of free throws. ,J Oeerlinp led the Sailors back as be hit a three pointer aDd K.oon added a basket and they trailed s6-St with 20 ICCOocb left. But Escondido bit four more free throws in the wanina seconds of tbe pme to clinch it. Hardin again led the Sailors u he scored 20 points with 11 comiq in the third quarter. He also hit f oar shots from beyond the thRc-point line. The Sailon trailed 27-26 at the half but went ahead 40-JS after three periods. . Geerlinp shot for 13 points and ~oon 10....,, 9 rebouada but •• bdd to only six poiala. Harbor sank seven tllree- poinaen and Elcondido Ud liL ~ ia tbe ·fourth quarter, F.cliloa bepD to pall • .., .. point pant Dirt Paul hit a tbrco-pointcr to give them a 49- 38 bd. Bclilo8 fended Off a Sea ~ come bid attca ft SO in the fiMl qlW1er to dincb tbc pme. CdM'I Brian Spratt led tk Sea l:inp with 13 points Del Mau Henington contributed 12. Jdf Clark 8dded apt poillls and Matt Cwiatnia bad nine. The Sea l:inp led 30-29 early in the tbinl period and W9Dt ahead 34-33 la&cr in the aw ~ bat CdM couldn't can- taia Ediwa'I exploaiw nmniag oft'eme. Thinp hcpn to fall ~for the Sea l:inp wbcn Edaioa ... t OD a 11-2 ICOri-. run Deal' the cad of the third period to 10 ahead, 4436. H I• 14. 1117 THE NEWPORT ENSIGN,_ 1 . More on. the Christmas. boat parade The Christmu Boat Parade of Lights ... Meny Christmas a' la Newport. Congratulations to Christmas Boat Parade Chairman Bill Lusk, tbe Commodores Oub and Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce. This year•s parade had an omiaous beginning. but tumed out to be one of the best parades ever. The weather gods gave us all a scare the week prior to the parade ... wind, rain. cold, cold, and mo1e cold. However, there Sea Kings ••• 1 .......... After that it wu all Edison as they were led by forward Chip Hanlon, who bad 17 points and grabbed 10 rebounds and Alvin Loftis with IS points. Against Laguna Hilla, CdM had built up a 4S-23 lead at halftime but they let the Hawks comeback from a 22-point deficit to win the game. Laguna Hills went ahead S2- S I with 4:22 left in the fourth quarter after going on a ~ sconng run. were clear skies. brilht stars and perfect weather for parade night. Tb.is year's entries were the best ever: The beautifully lighted Tijuana Yacht Qub'a M*-Ol7 M""6, owned by Bobby Cbr- nelius. bad a spectacular S<r' Cbucky Cheese u one of its main balloons. R.D. Boarden, owner of OU Trait II, bad animated cartoon cbaracten in the rigging. c,,.,,,.,.,.,, wished eYeryonc at the parade a very Deacy Merry Christmas with a Marine Scene Herrington bad 16 points and Cwiertnia sank 14 points to lead CdM. bigger than life panda and teddy bear. And the Grinch was alive and well. You really had to sec it to believe it. Chamber of Commerce Pres- ident Richard Luehn said that in previous years the parade just , happened. This year, months of planning by the committee and boat owners themselves pro- d uced bigger and better Scoreboard CORONA DEL MAR LMetW:lost to Edison, 62-S4 and Laguna Hills, S8-SS in the Irvine World News Tournament. The Sea Kings face Sonora Saturday night 8:40 p.m. in the first round of the Costa Christmas Classic held in Estancia 's gym. Girll ._ethd:will play in the Edison Varsity T oumament starting this Saturday. _ _ ly RALPH RODHEIM entrants ... and a biggcr-than- life parade. The turnout was magnificent. The Bay came alive with carolers and thousands or' spectators standing on the shore or enjoy- ing fine waterfront dining ... alJ wishing the parade entrants a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The Christmas Boat Parade is more than an excuse to have a party. The boat parade is s~" pon! It's an opponuony for o d and new friends to forget the world's problems and instead wis h everyone the best of the holiday season. T he boat parade is our .. Whi te.Christmas ... Con gratulations winners. Thank you panicipants. specta- tors, the Harbor Patrol, Co as t Guard, Coast Guard Auxiliary, Chamber of Commerce and all of you waterfront homeowners who joined in the merrymaking by decorating your homes for the parade. Merry Christmas to all ... and to all a good night! Both teams scored before Laguna •s Chris Sheff stole the ball and went in for a lay-up to put Laguna Hills ahead with I:)() left in the game. Soeeer:The Sea Kinp will participate in the Marina Tournament this Monday. Times have yet to be annouced. NEWPORT HARBOR a.uetball: beat San Clemente,60-43, but lost 60-54 in overtime to El Modena. The Sailors will play in the Canyon Tournament this ~kend. Tunes have not been announced yet. ' ' I s WOlOO@,~©~ :IDl"~'~ a ) NEWPOllT CSO'Bt Girll ... etb91l:beat Santa Ana Valley S6-32 in the Santa Ana Valley T oumament for third place. The Sailors will continue finish up playing in the Bolsa Grande Tournament this week. • 720-9266 -LARGEST SELECTION OF 8ETA AND VMS VIDEO TAPES IN NEWPORT BEACH CdM then blew a chance to either take the lead or tie the game when they missed two free throws and Laguna Hills arabbcd poscssion of the ball in last minute and ran out the clock. SocarJost to Marin~ 2--0. The Sailors will participate in the Marina Tournament this Monday. "-n: -..n.n.. u-Is • ftl 1ia. ts •Ill....._,,...• s... 1i-1.- £HS 20 21S7S. .................. c-............ 7»92M ... MC>ND~Y NIGHT FOOTBAL: on WIDE SCREEN TV Michelob Draft -~· _ •SOC Glasses ' s,:~:t-:--:~---~) - • $1.95 Pitchers ', '.c(t. " ~ •$395PizzaSmorg '.~ ·i · . ~ (All ~ou Can Eat) ~·· ~-~ . ~ B.J.'1 ·~ CHICAGO., .~. PIZZERIA UPSTAIRS IN LOFT BAA 106 Main St. Balboa (atBalboa Pier) 675-7560 ANNUAL AFTER-CHRISTMAS SALE Begins December 26, 1987 ... YEAR'SIEWE CELE_,.... • john Lv1un Jan TrlO • f"'ik> CO¥er Charge • Otnner ~From Regular Menu Und l:OOAM • Mtcnght Surpnse • Re:servauons Rec~ lded lllOt-.. .. .._... ~ .... ....._ l.ouaod"' a. T~ ........ .... ·~--• 1111 wS1•1 II • • Police Blotter nae AJliim _,...,is ,,,..,._,••public w-. ttom it. Nswpo.'f ~ .. w • crimes Md .-1'9lb in Nellporf 8w:h. It should be noted ,,.,,, c:rinm lilted .,.. only them wltich.,.. tepOtted ID tM Neapotf 8w:h ~ ~ llltd ....... midi ate only rime suspecfed of crimes end not ti-. c:onWcad. MONDAY, DEC. ~ CRDDS 1030-Currency totaling $200 was reported stolen from A La Carte Linens located at •~ Campus. 1300-A car stereo valued at SSOO was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 3-400 block of East Coast Highway. 1456-A residential burglary with undetermined losses was reported in the 400 block of Angelita Terrace. 181 S-Vandals reportedly caused $800 in damage to a car parked in the Fashion Island parking lot. ARRESTS 1300-Richard John Kobus, 25, a transient was arrested on suspicion or' possession of cocaine for sale. 1330-Jeff Allan Maki, 25, of Tustin was arrested on suspicion of visiting a place where a controlled substance was being used . TUESDAY, DEC. 8 CRIMES 114S-Borae equipmeat valued at $2,600 •• i'eported stolen from a pnae in the 2600 block of Way Lue. 121S-Toys valued at $1939 were reported stolen Crom Carl's Toys located at #21 Fashion Island. 1640-Side mirron valued at SSOO were reported stolen from a car parked in the SOO block of Dahlia. AllltESTS 0 J SS-Harold Eugene Ran- ~ S7, of Newport Beach was arrested OD suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. 0220-Christopher David Orr, 24 of Newport Beach was arrested OD suspicion of misde- meanor drunk driving. 0930-Glen Morris Durham Ill, 23, of Corona was arrested on suspicionof possession of cocaine for sale. 1825 -Alexandra Anna McKellop, 32, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. 2140-Demetrio Pineda Na- DOCTOR JAGUAR, INC. INDEPENDENT SERVICE & REPAIR TIRED OF PAYING FOR COAST HIGHWAY REAL ESTATE? CALL US FOR REALISTIC PRICES! 644 W. 17th ST. COSTA MESA, CA.12127 (714) 646-2816 ;.r._ 32. Of Sala AM w ... II d -I tldra el •1 •1 1 nae• t~l 1 wmNDDAY. DSC.' ClllMl8 1050-Camera cqaipmeat. valued at ssso .. reported •olc:a from a wlliclr ia tbe 100 bloct m 2«b StreeL I 130--:A IMP C09l valued at SSSO was aeponed lt.olen from Porta bdenaatioeal IMS-Golf dubl and a aOlf bag valued at SI ,2SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in tbe Fashion Island parking lot. A••l'.STS 0140--Dam Alan 0oy1e, 21, of Newport Beach wu arrested OD suspicion of mildemeanor drunk driviq. I 6SO-Adam Clark McGaugbey, 18, of Newport Beach wu arrested on suspicion of receiving known stolen prop- erty. J82S-Juan Bernal, 22,. of Costa Mesa was arrated OD suspicion of commercial burg- lary. THUJlSDA Y, DEC. II CRIMES . 1000-A purse and contents valued at S43S were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 3000 block of West Coast Highway. 210S -A prowler was reported in the liOOO block of Newport Shores. ARRESTS 0200-Terry Allen Johnson, Full-Length, Best Sellers on Cassette We Have Many Of Your Favorites WE HAVE MANY TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM . ALL OUR TAPES MAY B.E RENTED! MAIA SMART MONEY By Sylvia Porter How can you choose from the myriad of investment oppor- tunities available in today's stock market? Based on her most popular column, "Smart Money," financial expert Sytvia Por- ter gives you timely information needed to make the best choices to suit your personal investment goals. You 'll learn how to choose between high, medium and low risk investments; how to manage investments for growth; how to decide how much risk you can afford plus much more. By Richard Adams Maia, eldest daughter in a poor fisherman's family, grows up in a remote comer of the Seikan Empire. She leads a quiet. sheltered life until. . .impossible for her to have imagined, and entirely throuah the duplicitous act of another ... she is sold into bondage as a concubine. Thrust into a wor1d wicked and depraved, Maia survM!s. She inspires confidence and pthers power. At a time of great crisis within the Empire, Maia stands alone as the one who can prevent its destruction. She pins national fame ... yet remains caUIM up in da~ and despair. .. Maia is Richard Adams' most remarbble creation •. .a heroine to love, in a book that enthralls." (Publishet's Source) Shardik is another Richard Adams story recorded unabridled by 8-0-T. SEND FOR OUR COllPLETE CATALOGUE 1-800-626-3333 OBER 1DU. flliE I BGOKSo•T 121 .... a111tC1 k M111 · Ji&.ef .. J-Clf' Ii D .. •r1tt1d -I IJ hi• el die =' aM•M" 1ela ub·+ OJOO Yaor Edwdo ... riot. 4 I. of Aaalaeim was arrated oa ...,mo. ol •i+- mw dnmk clriviaa. 1240--Larry Wayne Allalcy, 19, of COila Maa wat anaaed oa wpicion al arpd theft of property. 12AO-Lois Juarez Cendejaa. 22. Of Saa.a Alla w aaaated on IUlpicion oC poueuion of burslarY toola. FlllDA Y, DEC. 11 CllDID ('~»--Cb.ristmas decorations valued at SS80 ~ ~ported stolen Crom a residence in the 100 block of Harbpr Island. 1620-Vandall reportedly cau.ted $200 in d•mqe to ·patio ,. ..... i9 ... .,. ..... "' Otlie..t.. SA TtJJU>A Y. DEC. 12 CllDID 1130--Golf equipment val\led at Sl.01 s ... reported .... from a vehicle in the Fall.ion J1l1nd partina lot. 184S-Chriatmal orn.amenta valued at S400 were ~ stolen from a Yebicle in the 100 block of Bu.m.ina Tiu. NB police add four offiCers BY BILL eAaVEY The Newport Beach Police announced that four new offic- ers have been added to the department roster. All four recruits graduated from the Orange County Sberifrs Academy. with honors, on Dec. 11. -Duey Aadeli.a who fin- ished fint in communication skills and sixth overall. He was an auto mechanic and part-time lifeguard prior to his appoint- menL An.en Endnin who ranked highest overall and finished first in both written and practical exams. He was a teacher prior to becoming a police officer and served as a police reserve ofli~ for seven years before coming to the department on a full-time basis. Ste•e Griadrocl ranked first in firearms and eleventh overall. He is a former citizen of Aus- tralia with a background in drafting and computer design. He served for I I years in the Australian Navy. AJadrew Halpin broke academy records in the quarter- milc and one and one-half mile runs and finished seventh overall in his class. He was formerly an air traffac controller with tbC U.S. Marine Corp. PACIFIC TIAVEL SCHOOL ~;--;--·; EST ABUSHED 1963 I . ,). . . . ----·-_________ _,_ . 7 ·/ ~ CIGl•-am&_tmll.,_•m-ea tZ•D-~ leading Edge® II• COIPITllLE MODEL .. D" -COMPUTER e 31 llEli FIXED DISK • 360K FLOPPY • 512KRAM • AMBER/GREEN MONITOR • MSOOS 3.1. G.W. BASIC • 20-MOHTH WARRANTY • 4.7717.16MHz • LEADING EDGE MODEL L SERJES• 12008. 24008 MODEMS OPTIONAL r , A L_ - ~ LEADING EDGE9 AUTHORIZED DEAL.ER LEAOING ~ LOGO lllOOIL 0-M001L l• AM RIEOllTPEO TMODIAIUll CW '"'EADIMG EOOE ----NOGUCTa. INC. ~o•o\c~ (UNlllllCI) ' .. ,IMI 1m; it aa bC ... -.... ·w· a:.. I • ..._ n.e "i • cm Mio• part of life Nz =+• wida a low rcia, =' • ._, =sner too...._ ID tllil~-..mencniathc qw ...... ..nm. ~ caaon, • ...,.._ ..... IOCiolo- .... --loDa addn:aed tbe ill8c. Yetitia.,.... .... ach ~._to raohc for hi df or ...... WI.-men ...c? v.a.a arc a.._ Of iliild. We ..._ heca re.;Med for ceatur- ica ........ ....., ....... Cl WM,....,.., be:·~ me --~thimp; .. -it •-.a to p t1wa to reca-.c;• "Lay not up for yourselves tJaiUra OD eartb;• •y OU c:anl take it with~. Bat ldf-nidalt truths do not IDOft aayone; w1aat mows us are our own decisioa. They may be a,. clccisioaa; they may be little ODCSt but they haft to be oun. Tbe decisioas peopJe have to mate to cope with an affluent society are not always simple. Not always between an obvious rigid and wrOQ& maybe between two ~ Not always as mon- u.mental as whether to renounce all eartbly po1rnions and join COME VISIT THE FRIENDLIEST LlnLE CHURCH IN COSTA MESA. -. ·~ ......... __ _,__ tllillt.op, ...,. ....... . die q• •'-ol ..._to Coot for dje er. WMt IDOlt of • loot for is • frUle of idCrma: ill .... ow ~ wl ....0 cleciliona am be .... film, tall tnmk to bold up aD the •••din of oar Ina; ab~ CCIClf F• poiat to · bdp -now -~ we are. aad IUyt9c CftD WIM>. Sm:la toacJt.. stona are mon: valuable dum IDOR towh•Ne thinp Livills ia die 20th century in an ua cl afDueacc. ad pc»- wai• wbatcftr clepee Of afllD.. emz we do, is a cha .... aaique to each of m indmdally. That all-important scme of lielf-worth doesn l tally come to m from oar poaasions, as most of m readily admit. It comes much ~ from our contnlMatiom, from our beliefs, oar ~ from the kind of people we are. And cspor:i•Dy from what we choose to do day by day for those around as. For many, tbe needs of other oatioas, other ~. are an ~ and ~ partici- pation in meeting thole needs 2 '•II TE9lE ISAIM .. I .. t sea1a lc•,._ ....... a1s..-. Asu.i • 1 a• D. Stt la pc I .... al: JD11 _,.,,_,., _ ......... 5 .... ~ ..... a 'Z ca..a ........... -..,..._ ... ........ ~W AGELIGHTED WA tM .. .,._..._~D.D. flDFIEIGf8CID ht 11te AnoinlU,. OfTlte Holy Spirit Aq ds· Ale Satkw la upt ... Lo•e s-flfll, 11:45 ..... Pr1,tldrM1 p_.MhdeHnh1Satice ,_.._DP••fllGOD Dec. Z1 "'I1w ..49111 illl A~ And 11* Secoad Comiw Of JESUS" .. ·-··--...... ) IAlll Ull I. M I~· .. na UICD Ftt..a .... f..tr Ii I I · 1•,.. ., __ ,. ..... ) ..... Miik,_.._...,. ... 2 • 2 5 ,. , .... 2 • IM-1-C....AIMW-- Ed111cetor.., G' I I U Yoa're iavitecl to a BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION SUNDAY. DEC. 20 °' ldren s 0-rstmas ~eant al "'• 9 00 am MnnCe 1*JRSOAY, DEC. 24 a.sTllAS EVE soo p"' . . . . . . . . CN6dren s ~ 7 30 p .rn. . • . . . . . Ctw ...,_ Eve SetVtCe 1~15 P-Jft. ••••••••• Chorm Pr••datlOn 111l0p_m •. Mas.-.cholr&~ FRDAY. DEC. 2S a.sTIMSDAY 10«> am. . . . . s.nc. OI Hot) Euchensl "'-Dms .. C..An•1n1a, •1ter SAnn'~ EPISCOP&L CHURCH 3209&Lido Rewpwt le1ell, CA • 92663 714/675-0210 ....... ., ''7' ,. 3 3 r ... ca ... -· .. , .... ' "7 • ~ -.. -• ;- There are so many lovely holiday parties. Wbetba-tbey be for dmity or just privme affairs, the occasion that is apeci•Dy fun for the majority are held ia residences. IO fricndi Mte the opfJOltunity to ICC boW faPfia. decorate their homes for the~ le8IOD. nma••P El In our opinion, the Sewel .. home hu to be one of the mOlt handsome for old-fullioned tradition. Poinsettias line the walkway and entry. Every room is decorated witb holiday " memorabilia, while the 12-foot Christmas tree dominating the living room is absolutely coffled with the most delightful hand- made ornaments representing facets in Sandy's and R.icbard'a life as well as that of their children, Laurie and Jeff. Another handsome 12-footer belongs to the DeK.ruif a. Approximately 1,200 candle and twinkling lights illuminuc the soft pink and gold ornaments, complimenting the motif of their lovely new home, which took over two years to renovate. But, as Dori and Jack say, •1t was worth the wait." Eleanor (FJlic) Saale brings a "White Christmas" including a ...1..:--• • r.-1.a-. wu-. IUltitlty Id. ~ comes in the fora of 12 beautifal porcelain limited~ San- tu. representin1 countries around the world. Holly bushes and poimettias line the entry to Barbara Aune\ home, totally illumin•ted with thousands upon thousands of tiny white lights. As the door opens, the eye catches light of the Teddy Bear Christmas Tree and then beyond to the various rooms festively decotated with prlands, a multitude of candles and big red bows, adorning Barbara's tuidermy collection. The Miller home reflects an Oriental motif, as does their Yule tree. This year, Mary Ann and Len went all out to create an old-f uhioned Cb.ristmas--on the lawn in front of their home! Even to manufacturing snow for their friends. We can't fail to mention the festive parties of Susan and Manhall Jarvie, Wanda Shelton LLONGSoF NEWPORT INC. TIPS FOR HOMEOWNERS CHRISTA& GERRY LONG Best of.Holidays and a Happy New Year from Llongs of Newport Real Estate R•idential 5alas • • • RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING • Free Written Market Evahation • Home Tours By Appoinbne:nts * HiltleSt I~ * Multiple Ustirw 111 nber * Ccuteous Service • Extra~ • Tis enty Yws in Newport Buch • CGmPuMr Prirtids Loretta Curci ~ Exclusively Model Railr~ Larg1•t Selection of UCNEL on a. W•t Coast ...... l1l1ctioft of MsdllmO I GB). .· .... ...,..Special $69995 i ' I ~1 r ~ I I ~ ··~ d,,=i! ~ '" lh l ~ ~ lj 11111 I I I 1• ~ t! ~ I! .i £ ~,It IJt i • .1 f !.: CX> I~· CA> fr w "R' I t~ .-.a ~ i co' .. · · .• ,.fti n~··~ i~ N 'II r~ ·- -=-~- N •_,THE NEWPMf B•llN ,_a Things to do on N_ew Year's Eve the woad at 8:30 p.m.. The fint fcatwa an elaborate buffet ud complimentary champagne f Of' S2S per penoo.. BY CREJlYL STERLING New Year's Eve is rapidly approaching. and 'RarboT Arca residents have a boat of pl.a to cboOle from to bclp ring out the old ud ring in the new. Many pl.a parties will take place al the top spots in town.. The Cannery Restaurant, Le BWtitz.. Muwclrs, the New- port Marriott and the Irvine Hilton arc all offering supreme entertainment, so folks can stay close to home. THE CANNERY Rf..STAU- RANT Newport Beach's landmark restaurant, Tbe Cannery. blends the ambience of an old f11h cannery with the exciting sophiJ.. ticatioo of the ~ The historic building features waterfront views and outdoor dining with a picturesque view of local fishing boats. lndoo~ dinen will find them- selves comfortably seated amidst a decor accented by some of the original cannery machinery. A gala ew Year's Eve pany will take place at The Cannery and for S49 .SO per person. guests will be served a steak and lobsta d inner with clam chowder. salad. potato. fresh vegetable. dc$sert with coffee, tea or milL Bar drinks arc enra, but free cbampagnc will be •fed at mMtnigbt. From 9 to 11 p.m., an hors d •oeuvre harbor cruise will take place. RC9erVatiom arc a must for this CYCllt. Call 67S- 5n7. U: BIAIUUTZ The spirit of France is alive and weU and Le Bianitt would like to give a little bit of that spirit to Newport Beach OD New Year,. Eve. A special early menu begins at S p.m . and ends at 7:30 p.m. Guests will have a choice of such dcl.icacic5 as bot or cold hors d'ocuvres and cot.recs such as tourncdos of beef roqucfort. veal and lob5ter medallions~ domes- tic rack of lamb. poached fresh salmo~ fresh local prawns and roast goose. For dcaert. try the almond tulip biscuit, walnut meringue or triple chocolate decadence cake. The late cvenia& menu begins at 8;30 and continues until midnight. Later dinner seating, after 8:30, includes cntertain- mcn~ party favors and a bottle of Domaioc CbaodoD Blanc de N oir for each couple with dinner. Reservations arc required. Call 64~700. MAXWELL RISTAU-. RANT lo H untinaton Beac~ near the Pier, Maxwctrs bas become known as one of the area's finest RS1aUraDlS. Oo New Y ear·s Eve, guesu can rely on Maxwdr1 to provide a fine party. Rqular dinner seat-ma takes place at s and 7 p.m. The party hqim at 9 p.m. Party pistl may c:boc. from le'f'CD matu itam and tbe price of S99 per c:oaple i.adudcs dinner, tu and patlldy, a ch••pqne tomt at mid•iP'. lift mtatainmcDt, danc:i• aad party fawn.. To c:oeb.nuc the holiday spirit. Mai1Klr'I will atcDd ill famous • I 11 ..-•I . Sunday Brunch, starting New y can Day OD Friday and con- tinuing OD Saturday and Sun- day. The doon open at 9 Lm.. all th.Re days. Guests will prob- ably haft a bard time find in& a place to begin, the olferioa is so extensive. Complimentary champagne is included in the Bnmcb price of Sl•.9S for all you can eat. In the evenings, a special holiday buff et will cake plKc from •:JO to 10 p.m. Traditional holiday-type fare will be offered along with a saute bar with shrimp, scallops. lobster and chicken. It can include mush- rooms, onions and peppers, fresh herbs and seasoninp. The price of Sl9.95 "per person includes a champagne toast to honor the new year. Call 5~ 2SSS for more information. NEWPORT MARRJOTI For serious revelers, the New- port Marriott is the place to be. The Pacific Ball Room will f eatwe a gala pany, with the Ron Rubin Orcbcru'a for Big Band sound, and Mighty Fme for contemporary music. The cost of Slli per couple includes a dinner of appetizers. salad. ftlet mignon and lobster t.aa vege- table and da.sert. Hors d•oeut1es will be anit; able before dinner, wine Will be serwd with dinner and cham- pagne will help celebrants toast the new year. As a plus. all cocktails are iocluded in the price. Participuau will receive the Ufual party favors~ hats and boml: In the Y iew Room, a COlltem· porary band called lntencction will provide music for dancing. The cost of S9S per couple includes hors d'oeuvrcs all even- ing and a bottJe of T aittinger champagne at midnigbL lleaervations are required for both events. Nicole's Grill is the Marriott's fine dining room and it will begin taking reservations al 6 p.m. and seat at 10:30 p.m.., for those who wouJd like to spend a less bois- terous New Year's Eve . Complimentary champagne wiH be offered. For those who arc the victims of too much revelry. Marriott invites them to take an elevator home. That is, special room rates arc a"·ailable. For S99, couples can enjoy a comfortable room wit b brcakf ast included the ncx t morning. Uall 640-4000 THI IRVINE BIL TON The Irvine Hilton is ready for cw Y car's Eve. with special dinners in M oreu ·s and Le Cafe and dancing and cntert.ainmeut in the nigbtdub, Zot. The first ceaiing in More11·1 takes place at S:JO p. m.. and consists of a four-coune meal BELGIAN WAFFLE INN ~IMWorW .. en.taaC 1ta•enl>iM! Home of the Fantastic Belpan Waflles, die Gipntic 4-Ea Omelets, and The Superb Sandwiches. South Coast Plaza Village 3800 South Plaza Ori¥C Santa Ana/ Costa Mesa (714) S57-Sll6 ~~ ~-s....· ...... ...... t\#t1Wc•S1 .. .. Siiiiiiiiiiiiiiill~~ ona DiDI 8CQliiiiiiiiiiiii• ' ... - lduded is a pmnium bouJe of California wine foy two. music by a clauicwl trio and compfi. memary entrance to Zot for an CYeDing of danciDg. The cost is $(J0 per person. The ICCOnd seating takes place at 8:30 p.m. and consists of a sixcoune meal, two Calif Ofilia wines plus a T attinger split of Champagne for the toast at midniiftt. Dancing to a jazz trio in the Lobby Bar is included. with hats and noise makers. The cost is s 125 per perwo.. Le Cafe has two seatiop for its buff~ the first at 5 p.m. and The recond rating .i.ndlldca tbe buffet. bats and noise mak- ers, Vmeyard Rill wine,. cham- pagne toast and dancing in the Lobby Bar. The charge is S4S per penon. Zot nightclub will offer drinks at regular prica and provide DJ music for dancing lbe room will be opc1l at 7:30 p.m. with an entrance f cc of S2S per person. The price will include party favon and champagne toast at midni~ with an 11 p.m. dessert buffet. For more informatio~ call 86}-3)} J. au, leek Ribl "Cllickrw ~ fMSll.'5 CALL NOW-DONT MISS THE BOAT! GULLIVER'S EW YEAR'S EVE Long l.s1and Duck Auscralian lobster Tail Prime Ribs cl Bttf • ) , • l t 0 1 JI ' 1l•f 1• h 1 1· ip1 ;•1 f1 1 ~'i hH;r~~~!! 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Calitomca. on OECEM8ER 31. 1917, • ~s o*dadl p ..._and ..... and there st..ause..,,..,, ttaer ~...,said pet4IOr> tar ct.-d ftlmt should nalbe••*9d.. 1t a ..._ osdeeO t:t111 a CGPf OI Chis~ IDS-. ausebe~ .. NEW- ~T ENS1GH. a news· plOe:f d ce-iet..a ~ bOn out>bshed •n urrs c:oun1y • leasl .once a .eek bb,r~...-S pnOI 1.0 the day of Y~ ._ .... Oil?Bd HOYEM8ER 20 1987 JAllES L Sil~ Judie d the~ C4utt 12131211012117 12124 0919 WllOra HCIHllOUI• & M -ITAi-i lli;e liAriils C ps!Oft IS ~ ....... as: YID£O INVE.NTORY PROOUC· TIONS. 2'312 Dele Or .• ......,_ Hils. CA 92lfi51. Roe.t ... Sa. 2•312 Otlt Or .. U.-Hik. CA gzfi6l nm bus.ness .s cc.· ducllld bJ ., indMd&litl The recrstrant mm· rt11a1Cied ID ?ranAd bu9- ness Wider tbe fictitioais baP l0l I SW or C...S lidlld .a..it on 12-6-87 --~M.S.. n. I I ,,. -filed ....... c.oune, a.. d 0....,. eour.y on Oec. l•. 1987, Fie No fJ6t390 12/111.2124 12/31 in mn ... IC_,llCE fCih .... 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CA 92715 12/17. 12124. 12/ 31 0989 &;JJIM W•IU ........... S' lb NY. ....... Kiii-•AI I 18 mam-.a• 11 a To.-lrlirs, b1 d +ies. oedib S. e Nit $ • Cf9d. ieors ........ ..-,,., be.. . ·-• $in U. or -GI MAR· GUOITE Y. 8YOLEJN A P"O»t Ml ~ 9ed Dr ADELE COie iii ... Stis-· oo..td~Courlly ~-ADO..£ cox be aopoir*9d -........ ~PD.taw.,. 1l!r u. ~of .... dla- d!r'll. The pelJ\Jcwl reQUeSh aeantJ ID ac1awasaer 0. esalllle undlr the ·--~ ent Ad ~ of EstlillsAd. A-.wconhoiaa»r- be tll!ld CS\ U6188 • L•SPM ., Dtpl. 3 IDc*'2 at 700 CIYlC CENTEA ORM WEST. SANTA MA. CA IF YOU OBJECT ID .. ••Iliac,,, .. c ... : .. JICIU ................ b 11 illC aed ..,_ JIOUr ~°'·--._.... ...... c:m't bellDrt .. t Tl 4 Your ...................... _or..,,.. 8 .. 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CA 92663 COMMERCW. COfTEJt OOD.OPllEJff. DIC..aQli.. farm Col potltiuii. Z727 Nea;:o1 ao. Wd. s... 103. Neu;:ort a..ct.. CA 92663 SHB.DON a noee:x EJflERfRZSES. -~ form Copotaosa. 3700 las Yeps 8oi #FllSd. So.. la eps,, -I 1a •109 This busmess B con· ducillld bJ a 9!16411 C*'t· nenihilO The recistrar't COCD· 1neced ID •aaa:t ._.. ntSS under the fictlboe IS business '*"-or .-.s ldaed ._on 711.m. s.-t Slt:cltw• J Cloo- bed. "'mtw• cor·n. aAL COfTEJt OEV£1.0P. MENT.IMC. n.s '2 __ ., .ch .. CoantJ ~ d Or-. Cauncy on Dire. 2L 1997 . Fl65159 12/24 12/31 1/7 Vl' 0998 1016 wmra fCHIWKI IN --SID 1•1 The laluW• PlfWI IS cta.c b&e a HOST· AGE I TE.RNATIONA MAJb([TING., 28112 Pal-- ~ tli55ian Ylll!JO CA 92692 '-"es A.. ~ 28112 Pa•.S.. llliss.on V°tl!IO CA. 92692.. n..s Dusi.nes.s rs COC"'· ~ot.i~ The teslStrant com- n 9 iCed ID b#tiillC:t busi- ness under the fN::t¢iol ;s bu5iness name 01 names .OC.on A. ~ ~A.. P'oM!rs Sl*«'e'CW . die r.our.ty CSet'il of ()r-.e~onDec 21. }gs] f365155 1212• 12 11 in l/14 WmTICE fClii... • --lf•l"EmldT Tiie futawC permrl IS 00.S busntu as ABVI MDI CO 1548 0 ~ Awe COSla Mes.. CA 92626 Jadl 8 Hooper. 2526 ~"--Calla l1esa. CA 912626- Ttus buslne5s is con-dldld bJ., ,.......,.. n. recasirant can- 118iCld ., ll•llSICI bu9- ness wider tt.e fiditious bliSM I C-. Of C9lll5 liSlld llbole on l l/1J'S7 Sip.Id: .a.ca a Hooper n. ....... -filed ...... c..nlr~d Or-. C..., an Dec. 21. 198'7 Fl6!5156 l2ni' l.2/3! !fl l /14 1000 w••a fChhOUI• M ... SfAI 41 T1-lalowc p&SGlS~ doirW ba5111155 -AKlr:.Jll.I EUCUO WAT I MYEST· llEHT G'tOUP TOWER ASSOCIATES. J7J7 Birdt ~ 1'300 Neu peat Bads. CA 92660 ~ F &aefy, m7 '\ 8irtt-Sired~. Ne part ~CA92660 Bllirban L ~ '3737 8lfdl s.r.. 9300 NeuPJ1 a.di. CA 92!660 Donald R Clea\, 3737 8irdl Silr9ll LJOO. Nit ;at a.ct\. CA 92660 0.. L Gasden. 99i&A s.... flb.:a a.ct Suilllt 250, 8ewetty Ht CA ~12. n.rs basinns rs COlt- cfucllrd bJ a ....., cmrt- w 2 $ SiilNd: a..•w L 1tJtn. a 0 .. ...,__ GI &did w., lnn I cit ~ .... ........... ol Arisiml&did ..., Ill 2 -Glauip 1 .. Pin:' 2 1'lli5 7 2 • -titd ..... C...,O.d Or-.. c.-ar .. Die. 21. US7. F1'151'1 l2nt 12./ll 1/7 l/1' 1001 Tiii NIWJlrt Eili11/C1111 Mm NIWI Cllllilllll Ml - - Clll 631-1120 ... J' 3'4-413 t-lallils .•.•••••..••.•. 416 0.ICllls .......... .. lA4 •-ck ........ : .... 825 CLASSIFIED INDEX .................. 126 lnduitr1ll . . . . . . . . 5Cl6 -~·~ Ptaperty •••• ,.509 ...... Stoe Properf1 515 AllllOUllCfllBITS Alinouncins .......... 200 a.uty Aids .••.•••••• 213 c.dafn.Ms ....... 201 Cewl1l1 y lats ........ 201 flarists •••••••........ 207 f ...... Oirec:by ..... 205 FUIWlll Services ...... 206 l'ulh Aids .......... 214 -..;lJilpl NotUs ......... 212 -~. 209 Nwseries ............ 815 lost & fGund ........ .210 Persaw.als ............ 211 .,..ns ...... ,.Ills .......... 828 MoneytD~ ••.••.•. 605 Money Waded ....... 606 ()pporb.irlitie ..••••... 700 Opporturiities wtd ..... Jn' EllPl.OYllENT AeeaK:ies ............. 300 Opportunities ..•...... 305 FT.-mon ......... 4JJJ7 Aar 1 .............. 511 AptS. f Umished .....•. 407 AcJts. Unfwnished •••• 408 Bid&; to be Mowed ..•. 816 Business Property ..•. 500 Business Rent.als ••••• 421 Condos tor Rent ..•..• 409 Condos tor Sale .•..••. 507 c:onvnem1 Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 farms & Ranches ..•.. S 12 6-aees tor Rent ....•. 400 Houses far Sale ..•..•. 508 Houses tar Rent/furn 405 Houses tor Rent /UnfUrn ··-··········406 l.atS tor s.le .......... 5 l 0 .... Homes ........ 917 MOits I! & TD ....... 607 ~ ............... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Oul al SlaR Prop .•... 514 Real Estate Wanted ..• 518 ..... to Share ...... 412 Real Estate tor~-•. 517 Raf Estate loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PIOPDTY for Sale ...•.•........ 418 flental . . . . . . . • . . . ... 417 DireCtory of Business 8ervioos * IET•IWl'ZWllT ASSISTAllT SUPERB EDUCATION CARE GUIDMCE NI 3-6.. SET YOUR MINO AT EASE WONOERFUL R£SUL.1S. REF (HOM£ GROWN) DEBRA 646- 23ffl CHILDCARE. J.B. 4 MONTH OLD. IS INTER· VIEWING BABY SIT- TERS. PT,, •PREFER SOMEONE IN NEWFORT HGHTS AREA. REf A MUST CAl..l MAUREEN 64~1790 eCe 11am R & 8 LANDSCAPING. WE DO fT AU. FROM BASIC Ma# & EDGE TO CUSTOM INSTAUA· TION. NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO Bf G FREE EST. 432· 1129 •Dan 111ic .,.. ... MASTERCARD/VISA! REGARDLESS Of CR£D(T HISTORY.~ NEW CREDIT r.ARD • .., ONE REFUSED. FOR INFO. r.ALl 1·31~733-6062 EXT M 2033 --==-· . IWIAGElt ............ dillle apa84 a .,. Assistant ...,..__ Y119 ftllCMI *YBI-" .... ........... -: LOSE WEIGHT. t.OSE UP 10315 POUNDS a...._ Requirements include 2 ymrs ful time wo'1l expe- rience and some supervisory expe- rience (rmit pre- ferred). OI a col 8 deeee. We ofter: .tu ·a•Ec, Nubition PRJeant ID ._.,I oil ,._ "'8llc3I tnal•wltl. FD\ wn. fied. ~ Mata 303- 234-1845 < .... Burciap Gardenina,. a..n..ps., tree tJil1wnil .. ..,. service. free est. 966-3054 ......... CARPET ClEANING SERVICE Shampoo & Steam Cleamna Sootlifters, Oeoderizer lncluded. 2RMS & HAUWAY ~ CARPET a..EANJNG 7 DAYS (71') 472-0230 ASlf. ABOUT HOST ORV ae.tlCALS L & B Been in Bus Since 1980 Housecleanin&-Experi- enced. Own • 1 ~? • Amsai• ble. Mary 54~3464 .. nflc1ull• .•.... , BRICKWORK SM OR LG JOBS. CM, NPBi. FREE EST, REf. ~.:sl75 ....... , ..... PIANO TUNING PRO- FESSIONALSINCE 1975- GM! New Life to piano. (71') 552-~ ~ ....... & 111 •• Drains cleared from $12.00 Plumbinc. Aepmir'S Uc. 24hrs free est ntEAt KAN HE.Mr A9!IGJAllCliil , . ......,.,,..,... , _, . --' '._ ' , , -; , - 'The~ 51tgP5'S that menoial mntrhdions be made lo~Amelian DRY CLEANING lieartA.sloi;wliin.• CARPETS & UPHOLS--.RG111Gr<R TERY. BEST FOR LESS. .oat.ft CLEANING Of ANY Ammlcanll9art FAMIC. ORV a.EANING AJI MkeJft GREG 714 964-8789. - APIA 1r•w•aa.a· cs PWhirirwath "Wartds I --est Pizza Del" co_r-Domino's ~ needs: 0.dtlt.IMrs must beatlwtl6~ sant pssomlity. Driw!rs must be at a.st 18. hM!.,.. C2I & ~ tanee. .ct ~ drMI• record. e.n $7-10/hr. Bodi pc'FIOa ful or s-t time. ~ Ill DOl11inds Pizza. . 2075 Newport Bhd. CM OI cal 646. 2244 "'Todaly.9 eCarnpetitM! Salary eUberal Beieits ePrornotion ()psitys. •Training for Advaiacement Call or acJPly in per- son to: A22. FASHION ISi.AND (714) 644-1126 Equml Opper E ....... MIF NOW HIRING . . * C8Shiers * Grill PeoRle General Claw All Shifts Available, Mominp, Dars, Evenin.-. Full or Part Time._G,..t tor Se.w Citizens, I lou11ci1•, Stud•"'- ~ ·1111 9 , ....... *YE1151 2 I 9 I 0 5 "''f1"' 1YEl1W "71 I •ESP 5 1YESI~ ... ---, z a a" Li ........ -...... .......... -0 .. ......... ..... Cllll9 ·-.. --~ ms • .,,777'8 m' I I I .,._YU7 ~--~ttn IWW 7"-49tt .,.. ... , .. .... .., ....... . r a_...., ·' 0 ------ . . C1111•dll._ I.GE BRIGHT &Nltt 211> 1 Bnl s eucs FRM BCH a>M $1050 NO PETS 721-0543.. ....... \th 1ia11 ViliD 417 ••• Dlt12 , ... MAUl/Kalnlpli a.di 2 bed. 2 t. condo or 1 bed. l bid\. Oceun ... Uty bn & equip.. T~ nis/pool/beach. Bro-due 854-0909_ 421 Bq Ji Ill .. , ... STORE OFFICE L£ASE 100 SO FT NET. S950 PER MONTH. 336 ~ SETTIA<Dl. N.;HT 537- 6585 FOR LEASE 1700 sq. ft. on Pl.AC£NTIA. FOR UGHT MANUfACTIJR. ING OR S!OR.AGE. 646-4696 '8cJgire I ,al had ID Olk lar tbxi IO_._.dc aone~be.Niw ... le · t' •c.o1WC..•tjlll8tb:d~ .............. -== ~: DISCOVER nm BFST OF (714) 848-8811 BOTH WORLDS 0 • .-............ ... • ...._ ... ilil9'MT.,_. 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' .• 1 ·." . ./ l~r: _:r.:111.tJ.1 · . ,ff 1l ta.ff J.~ l·]J.rJ rr 9-j' J ~ll s !I'~ te S! ! ll j .lll .. P.R:·!i. , r..r:rl: l.sl.,,._,f:f,r:a~·:~rt ~.f;~ 1.r ., ,_. ;\. . .~ &;p 3 \t v ·a:» ~c:s -g;'-. . R > &s.. f -.1·~ . ~ ... ' ... -.'1r,·1.- Cover Home Ottered by Joan McNaughton of Coldwell ~anker-CM • ' .. ... _ ~menities, view, low price key Peninsula duplex home I BY CHERYL st EHi.iNG Balboa Peninsula is auo- cia•cd with fine beach tiving, with private beaches and enter- tainment wit.bin waiting dis- tance. This week's home is at the center point of the peninsula. at 907 w. Bay. ~is a wonderful buy, with an outstanding waterfront view,• said Jami McNuqJ' f«m, listing agent for the home with Coll•• ... er ol CGllla Mela. -it is two blocb from Newport Harbor Yacht Cub, .cross the street from the 10th Street beach and one and one half blocts from the on-an And, of course, the f ce land is a plus ..... The home is a charming duple~ wh.icb current owners arc using as a single family ~ if the owners wish to combine the units. TbiCre is much space in each amt. and a cozy beach home caa be c:ftatcd. The downstairs living room bas large wrap-around windows wh.icb allow-1l view of the bay. The fireplaz is ~ and a wood bar sepa(ates the living room from the kitchen. The current owners use this room as a game room, with a billiard table. The titcbcn has much cup- board space and tile countcn. A separate door leads to the side of the house and beach access. The hall and two bedrooms haft wood parquet Doors. Both bedrooms haft extra-large slid- ing wardrobes. Tbe guest bath off the hallway has a stall shower home. The living room wu newly painted aild bas a brick fueplace and one extra window for a bay view. The floor ~ iS identical to the lower, witJa a few cliffc~oces. The ceiling is vaulted wood and a mirror is oft£ the mantlepicce, extending to the ocili.ng. One of the ball closets has been con~rtcd into a boot and curio shelf. Tbe kitchen bas extra cupboard and counter space added on. As a speci.al attractio~ a greenhouse window off the sink brings the outdoors inside. The vaulted ceilings are con- tinued in both bedrooms. Since the duplex is being med as a sing.le ho~ the current om arc using the upstain master WATEI .. •I •TBY llY-t 11111 ...... IMI I ..... 1111119 •Ill 7lla ~ •' -....... home. The upstairs unit is iden- tical to the lower, but bas vaubed ceilings. LOTSOFSPACI: The exterior of the home is very homey with its wood shin- gle facade and white picket fence. Each bas its own~ but the foot of the min kMj. to the upper unit can be opened .. and separate dOOI' to the outside~ perfect for thole who are coming i.a from the beach. The mmcr bedroom has its own full bath. Tnd lighting in the ball pa a cha:i y dfect bedroom as tdeYision room. Tbe wardrobe bas • built-in enter- tainment center. A door off tbe room leads to a ..,.00.. patio. lhe guest t.ala and m•cr bath alaare a walt-throagb abom. COMFORTASLE UVING INCOll& OPrlON Baber Calpd is femucd OB -i1lil bome ii pal to tlle a the stain and upper Ind of tbe . a dapla, BOW or later'.• aid • • • , • If ••••••••• -. , IClll .... C I II .... 7 7 ... , ...... ,_. lllCIJ • ....,.,c.. ... .._t11111••r1w ... ..r1 .. ,..., • .... r , : _.. .. --. 11 • • er 1 Illa , • .., • ..,. II•"'" a .. McNaughton. •As the family pows, it am be med aw larF home. It\ a good altc:rnatne for two couples or single people who want to invest in a quality duplex. ... The home is at the center of all waterfront eatcrtainment. It bma~cupr .._ Scbooll m wing the area are NewpOrt Ekmt11tuy. Emip Middle Sdlool and Newport Rarbcw lligla School FINANOAL FACTS ANDa&ALTO& INFODIATION Tbe ~is lisaed at SS 19.500 by Jam McN ..... oe ol Cold- well 88nkcr Raitlc etill Real Ett• Saftces in COiia Maa. nc office is loc"•d • 2299 Barbor llwd. Pt.more iaConu- tioD or ••illc. call 64s.oJOl. ..... UBnUJn llOllB ....... Thia 3 BR, 3 BA home ha it all Sep.rate family room with fireplace that opem to a spadliJll pool. Family \itcben with upgnded applianc-and water purification system. For- mal dining and liYinc room with finplace. 2 car attKhed pnp. RV accre 11 Central air and fire/bmPr alarm, eftD • city ljpta view from the 500 IQ ft .W bonus room. Don't mils thia peat oppol'tuDity! WA.ftllnlOln YIBW tlll,IOI Larp bayview family home acrom from open be•cb Quiet peninm•la area near Newport Harbor Y' -=ht Club. Cbarminc count.ry decor with berber carpet, open beamed aillinp, a bath for t:Yeey ~ den,i!:flace in living room and family room. duplei curren1ly med • aingJe family: complete 2nd kitchen/wet bar off family room. VILLA BALBOA •t'4 001 Why rent when you can own your home? c;;;_ fortable and elegant living can be yours with this 2 BR, I BA townhome. A fireplace for thoee cool nighta and patio for daytime ocean breeza Call now for more detail&. SANTA ANA P AlllL! SIZI BOID Sld,111 Perfect comfortable home Cor your family. Cov- ered s-tio and fruit tzw with a dog run enh.e!M'e this ovenUed yard. Other amenitie9 include fireplace, Jarp kitcben with -~in .,. and imide laundry room. All tJu. plus 4 BR, l . 75 BA . make thia t.he perfect home Da.DPOU 10WJmOID 1111,111 3 BR, 1.75 BA. Townlaae with 2 car pap. tile entry and newer carpetinc. Shon pmt. Quiet location.. Ccnmunity pool and spa. Terrific value for ~time buyer-er inveaor! - Tamarrah Anderson Debra Deming Carolyn English David Fertitta Robyn Goldenberg Kirk Holcomb Jerry Hymer Brian Kasday COSTA MESA OFFICE . 2299 ~BOR BLVD., COSTA MESA 645-0303 HAPPY HOLIDAYS ,,.. Ill If• ~ COLDWELL BAISER SOUTH COAST METRO YUPPIE BEAVEN •'lt,711 Here'• your place! Tennis. swimming. 1J1Dy weight room and spa. Specious 1 bedroom in secure building. South coat plaza area. ST. Al.BANS llOS,000 2 BR model, ground level unit located in leCUrity building. Walk to shopping, movies. theater • res1auranta. Call now lo-Y an appointment. AGENT OF THE WEEK JOAN lleNAUGBTON Joen McNauahton. a member of Coldwell S.nker'1 ~eet'ciom Pre.idmt'1 Club wl loaf-time ewport IW.nd resident b.. once lplD Md • peat year and Ml .erved her ctimtl well with her joyful entb1wiesm for real estate Walter Weaver, Manager Susan Kerby Linda Latham Melanie Lindsay Tim McKeehan Joan McNaughton Doug Meeder Marc Mongeau Rosemarie Nearhoof llaA VDDB ESTATE 11,515. ... Tennis oou.rt estate on 15th fairway of Meaa Verde Country Club. 5 BR, 5 BA home with pool, spa, guathome and gorgeous golf c:oune view. Shown by appointment. NBWPOllT llBl8BT8 1211,MI The best location for Eat.aide Co.ta Mesa. Tb.is 3 BR, 1 ¥. BA bouee off en ~ living room, ~dining. family room and 2 car attached pr.,e. AD on a comer lot. PA&&DIBB fOOND •ti!,• In the beut ol t.he city. Fabuloum 2 BR, 2 BA retreat with tropical waterway setting. A must tee for thoee who require the finer thinp in life. FunUabinp available. lllCOTIVB UVIM llU,IM Gorpom 2 BR, 2 BA Tri-~l townbame with leCUrity aystem. AJC. central vacuum. 4 aky- li&hta ud bekony. Dramatic and ematioDa1! Will · not mt. Call today. LEISURE WORLD LBISlJU WOltLD tlBWEL S81,MI Neat and tidy one bedroom. Great view of the mounia.ina. valley and city lights. Ideal for single •nior. Security. recreatio~ bobbies and health facilitiea. Friendly, helpful neighbors. LEASE LAND LO GVIEW UNCH 16!,MI Get a fresh start. 63 acres of open land with a view that will knock your boota ore Between Lake Maciemiento and San Antonio Raerrior. Friendly tenm.. Call for more information.. Mickie Pearson Leo Rachford Reva Samuels Jeannine Stake Heidi Stockwell Bernard Towers Alice Voss Karen Walsh 645..0303 2299 Ill • ILYI., •Tl aY CHERYL STEllUNG What FnJda EDltert likes most about the real estate busi- ness is that she never bas the chance to become bored. wrhcre is always a challenge, and there is .nothing mundane about it."' Eilbert said. ..Every day presents new situations, and it is always exciting."' Eilbert is the newest staffer at Re/Mu of Newport Beadl. She came aboard last month and is into her third year in real estate. Prior to joining Re/ Max, Eilbert worked at another office, serving the Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach area. She lived in that area for 12 years and moved to Newport Beach two ye ars ago and feels very qualified to service the coastal area. .... know the coastal area from Huntington Harbour, to Hun- tington Beach, Fountain Valley to !\ewport Beach and feel comfortable "'ith it." Eilbert said. .. It.. a real advantage to work in those areas."' Eilbert said that the chance to work with people generated her interest in real estate. She mostly enjoys working on a one-t<M>ne basis with people that real estate gives her the opportunity to do. .. I'm a penon who loves my home. and helping others find their homes is a very positive thing for me."' Eilbert said ... rm a good listener, and a home is a very happy, exciting and emotional purchase. It's fun to be part of that." Before Eilbert went into real estate, she taught elementary school. She is originally from Yonkers, New York, and attended Hunter College, where she got a bachelor's degree. She said her husband of 21 ye~. John, is very supportive of her real estate endeavors. He is a pulmonary specialist. The Eil- OCEAN VIEW TOWNHOME $179,900 This exceptional value near Hoag has 2 bedrooms and 2 baths, security gates and parking. OCEAN VIEW FROM HAZEL DR. In Corona del Mar. Available for$284,500 ·lot value. We have two lots available for $569,000. INVESTMENT TOWNHOME $116,900 Fine value in No. Orange County. Two bedrooms, 2~ baths. Near a country club and shopping center. BACK ON MARKET HARBOR VIEW HOMES -Expanded Monaco Model. Two bedroom + den. PLUS huge added family room with skylights. Great addition. Located near school, greenbelt. etc. $350,000 IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS Fine upgraded and remo- delect four bedroom, 2~ bath home. Exceptional view of bay and ocean. New kitchen be i ng COU'lplded $669,000 berts have two children., a son who is a freshman pre-med student at the Univenity of Calif omia at Berkeley and a daughter, who is a junior at University High School in Irvine. The Eilbcrts are a close family, who enjoy taking vaca- tions together and spending .. quality"' time with each other. Eilbert feels that clients are an extended part of her family, and she will do cverythig she can to get a job done. 041 give them 120 percent of my time," she said. "When problems arise. there is always a solution."' She said she is in tune to her clients• feelings and can always tell with her sixth sense if a client really wants the home she is showing. She said she bas not encountered too many clients who suffer buyer's remorse. Eilbert said she enjoys work- ing for Re/Max because of the professionalism of her col- leagues and the overall organ- ization. She credits broker Craig Batley and manager Paula Bai- ley with running 1l tight ship . ... They have shown confidence in my abilities and are wonderful to work wi~" Eilbert said. Frarda Ellbelf M&1e ~&&i'mli _,...,~ t'4'11 .. Mo•.91.1 ..,.. ~.ffl 1f &.1lmlsa9'r a a .. • R E A L T 0 R s GEORGEE S COMPANY IEWJILY..U.S ......WOCO HAHCOCXPAlllt N£M'OlfflllfAOt l3i SANOIOOO SANRANCISCD SANMAIUMO SCAl'tU l~••WPORT BEACH I FA•ULOUS EAST•LUFF HOllE·S 1 Ill llOOMlrVEW -Spacioa family 1w in tbe btaltiM Cl• •tllitJ of Easlllllft with laJ&e country ,_, rOOll. freRdl doors. sflatters. tablriled c ti~ & wals. ateasiw tase of brick. air~ endosed courtyanl with firepit and WI' baclyanl with ~ ba*tbal court, spa ' Yiew. Convenient locabon to shoppiJll center. Corona del Mar Jr. & Sr. Hip School and parks. $474,500. SAU. Y SllPlEY I JOYa DA80l. T NEW NEWPORT BEACH USDIG -Lariest lnOdll 2 stmy ...,_ in~ desirable pted conununt- ty of Blyridel.. 3 '*-· 3 bath. one bedrOOlt downstairs c:owertillle ID dll. Beilt-in *tric kitdaen and 2-car atta:bed ,... $279,500. IMRl YN 1WITIHll ._.... -llAClt llAY • A VIEW FllOll EVDY ROOll -Spectaclllar pancw..ec wiew of bay, city .. ts. ........ ' SUllSets. Tiie .,....,. OWMf selected tbis locltiOI °"'al~ ow ... ~.., end unit with .., adtoln tatwes. utra 1arae taMy rm. two used bricl fireplaces, tt.ree patios+ decl & spa. When you feel the ser etity of the &reeabeft and trees. and see the natilral beauty of bact bay and the Wdliff refuce, you .. ..r tlllS bo.e tD be yours. $349.000. SAU Y StW\£Y I JOYCl MIO. T cftN tOJSE SAT & Slit 12:30-4:30 305 EJOG-8l.Uffs.NEWPORT BEACH BELCOWIT ML HEWPORT BEACH · Or• mabc panorlftlic city liltlt:s lftll ocean wiew from this 51>1Cious two bedrOOll -... townlmse.. Uprrades include ll&ht .,. Mldwood ..,. i-c ... plantabon shuttm. Assoaatioft offers COMtlllity poof. spa and entertMnment area. $599.000. . IEM£l BRYUA NEWPORT BEACH 1a IPL Y TME FINEST · On a prime I secluded srte above PWport Harbor is one of the most excibnc estates on the Gokt Coast. This custom residence not only affords spectacular vas. but cs on 1.14 acres of land. From rts wantage poent one can see forever. A specal home desicfled tor ent~ with prmte courtyard and pool tS nearl1 9.000 square feet SS.400.000. BY APfQNtlE(T. LIO TAGlMETTI ( COR~ DEL MAR·\ QIEAT VEW · Ya11 be diSalppolnted if you nm Ibis ~ 2 bedroom condo. Ocean and F-.on lslnt view. Inside there's a fireptact & wet bar. $199.000. CDll HOllE JUST OIE BLOCK FROll OCEAN · Litt tn this chamu~ 2 bedroom or 1 bedroom + den starter home m an area of m6on dobl homes. Perfect for ~ or _couple. T astefuty uPlfaded With plantation shutters. bay wradows 1n m,_ room and dini,. area. oak doors throUIJ10ut With bit ftoor in kitchen.. Potmbal for master bedroom suite wrth ""' Ideal weekend getaway or second home.. S285.000. 8ltNIE DIXON I CAPISTRANO BEACH I EXTRAORDINARY WATERFRONT HOIESITE • llOOlmtG SOUTH OR- ANGE COUNTY · Bfyond curded rates an an exdUSM pnwate area on the oceanfront awaits a macnificent 1¥1' homesrte. This is one of the IN r~ buildq sates an the community and offers a once-ift.i-flfebme opportunity to bwld your dream home on tl9e SMd. Youl eet aated as JOU see the Sweepu11 tiews of tl9e sllllunerq tile Paafic with its fresh ocean breezes. Btlild now and soon JCM1 t111 watch the sunsets froe the did of your new tone or strol down miles of ~beaches. BOB SCOTT re QCAIZIG OR TMN8i ERYIG?) \ SOUTH LAGUNA \ EASY ACCESS TO 8AlmY BEACH Alm GENTLE 8UW · Custom butft contemporary m~ itve home with 180 decree ocean YIN. 3 bdnns. 2. 5 baths. secunty system. gtassed tn YW bak:oiws. $550.000. JANK 00 BOIS I INCOME PROPERTY I NEW ON TtE llARKET [atr a large duPif 1 ri great cond1bon. Perfect for owner occupant and or rental. Each umt is two stones Wlth 4 bd. 2'7 bi targt bvu~ room wtth hreplace and dining room Washer dryer hook up m kitchen ucelent opportu11tty for these hard to fmd income uruts. Prad at $489 000 lRUDY STUBBlEfllD I RENTALs l NEWPORT BEACH · Spacious & attr1cbtt 3 bd 2 Ila home R1 Nl!wport Hei&h~ AQUblf now. S l.650 t Mo. NEWPORT llEACH-8LUFFS · ~us 4 bedroom •/laree bolwas room & countJy krtthen AYJilable 2/L $2.000/llo. ra I c-. ca• a_, bJill .,.illce. a.t '-II Eliis ca .. it easier llf ,_ 6-11 £.11115 _..,Im beell ........ people W Ult ~ hoMs tor °"' 60 JUn. Aid to t.lp .,_ t.t., Glilfll (:tills Im jlilllll will 111.0, a Ill IF "f 1 lat-' of rlllDrs ... "I tiaizt • ..... mt tlle bwilbol of reb: .. We ... Ind JOI to l leal Estate ProtesseoNI ii .... of,_ dloD • 111-.. al,.. Iii* ii....._ Go owr ai•• At mun "°'* JOI illanutilMI • local ~ 2*rtJi-l ._. 1111 uer1ttq etse of 1illliest tD ,.._ n. ...._ Eam cn"RJ ,,.,-111 llis--. • a C0111!sJ to • ma n Jast a1 °" otice • (114) 75'-9100 • a IDr • letacltm ~.., .. •• •• • J' .... ~-· . . NEWPORT BEACH ~~£~[;A@ifl]1~ ntReall'.lbte.,._..,,. .. _.,tllllltW_..tioll_...flla...._of,...rNCGl .. C41 'fir.._ ii aJ .... M from .,_ t 11m, lnlllftr taI ,.W at die time of ea11itridoa ol .... 8t die rate ol Sl.11 pa dNJ _. ...._ el co lif 111id._ u• kt• 1 uy nM"c .__ _. may _. ,.._. a fd lales price. TNll 0-. rdled ....a..w UICI ta ... -1 ._.,. '-rwww •• • .~ t 1 a piOp&IJ on wtUdl tllen wu ., tale. 1'1le Newpon E-ip prot'Wes dill Wor 1 ad• • • .... .. ,a. F =FULL DATE ' Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. "I Sept. I Sept. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. 1 Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. I Sept. l Sept. l Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 P = PARTIAL PROPERTY ADDRESS 246 Cedar Street 1520 Ocean Boulevard 2600 Cliff Drive 208 Kings Place 2006 Kewamee Drive 214 Carnation Avenue 1933 Tradewinds Lane 1369 Galaxy Drive 1925 Windward Lane 1315 Antigua Way 130 Via Xanthc 2133 Indian Springs Lane 2431 Bamboo Street 17 Rue Chatcau royale 710 Larkspur A venue 5 Bodega Bay Street 15 Narbonne 280 Cagney Lane 270 Cagney Lane 1734 W estcliff Drive 1700 Kings Road 630 Harbor Island Drive 4908 River Avenue 1615 Warwick Lane 1342 GaJaxy Drive 2842 Irvine A venue 1836 Pon Kimberly Pl~ 3 Trafalgar 1730 E. Ocean F root 228 Larkspur A venue 1300 Westcliff Drive 1206 Dover Drive TRUST DEED CONSIDERATION rt / a n/a $300,000 $300,000 F $320,800 $401,000 F n/a n/a n/a n/a $910,000 n/a $286,850 $383,000 F $352,000 $477,500 F n/a n/a $177,000 n/a $384,000 $480,000 F $240,000 $300,000 F n/a $8,000 p n/a n/a $250,000 $319,500 F $211,000 n/a $975,000 S 1,300,000 F $180,000 n/a n/a $253,500 F n /a n/a $125,000 n/a $700,000 $1,000,000 F n /a n/a o/a QuitOaim n/a $645,500 F o/a n/a n/a n/a $750,000 S l, I 00,000 P n/a n /a n /a n /a n/a n /a n/a Quit Claim COSTA MESA ~~£~·r;A®iflJ1~ ne Real f.ltate lloU8 U1M ' Olllydm Wor-etio-wtliclt 11 a....._ of ,...ale ncarL c. 1'f ildua ii CI0 .. 111.t &om Mc t'NJ tscd• tu,.., aa dae time elca 't allua o1 ..... die'* of St.ti per tlMI w ..._, o1 cc ., wdua nckt%1 _, n .. h& i-_, _, _. n8ed • ,.. ... llrice-Tntt 0-. nfled .......... a.a I ... .., ....... , ... J ••• I I a ,.'IO!P-'J • wWdl IMn .. .., mlit. ~ COiia Nim NC'W9 ,.o,'L.,. W1 daa •a .... 11.f"te .. F =FULL P = PA.RTIAL DATE Sept. I Sept. 1 Sept. l Sept. I Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 Sept. 3 PROPERTY ADDRESS 2335 Cynthia Court 2857 Ellesmere Avenue 3154 Ministee Drive 2182 Pomona A venue 3249 Minnesota A venue 535 Pierpoint Drive 872 Senate Street 581 Park Drive 3274 Michigan Avenue 1654 Texas Circle 2987 Croftdon Street 300 I Samoa Place 339 Wake Forest Road 3081 Coolidge A venue TRUST DEED n/a .. $178,000 n/a s l 08,000 $42,000 $125,000 $119,100 $150,000 n/a $156,750 $100,000 $104,400 n/a n/a CONSIDERATION $229,500 F $222,500 F n/a $138,000 F n/a n/a $149,000 F n/a n/a $210,500 F $133,SOO F $130,500 F n/a SIS4,000 F ..................... ~ ....... ,._., ... ,...1-~--...., • = ~---~= '-- .' r 7 t u r e a i L~ s t ~-1 t c: ·The problem-financial bind; the solution-home equity BY GERRY AND CHRISTA LONG Mrs. Smith bad just turned SJ years of age. She bad been widowed at the age of SO, and bad done a fine job of bringing up her two sons while holding down a supervisory job at an insurance firm. But now her oldest son was ready for college and expenses would be mounting. She thought of selling her home, but her astute accountant bad advised her to bold on to it until she reached 55, at which time she could take advantage of the ~ in a lifetime,. exclusion of S 125,000 allowed by the l. R.S. Long-time owncnhip of that borne bad provided her with an equity of more than $200,000, much of which would be subject to taxes if she were to sell bcf ore age SS, but waiting two years to use the equity value built up in the house could have meant sacrificing the fine private c0l- lcge which had accepted her ion. Should she refinance the home? Not advisable. because she would lose the attractive low faxed-rate fma.nclna which kept her Clll'J'Cnt house payments so low. Answer -a short term second trust deed for two years> at which time she could sell the home 4-0d take advantage of the S 12.S,OOO exclusion. A S25,000 loan accomplished her goals. The loan did not create too much of a burden on her, because some of it was set aside to assist with payments on that loan. The remainder was put in a fund to assist in her son ·s education. She was comfortable with the new financial arrangements. This was .. prudent" borrowing against the home, because she was planning to sell at the end of those two years and move to a smaller home. We occasionally bear horror stories of owners who borrow via second trust deeds, not knowing the cmtibility of the lender, and often for unwise investments. One couple borrowed SIS0,000 to fi.nance a new bus- iness. When the business failed, it not only wiped out the SIS0,000, but additional debts forced them to sell the home under less than favorable conditions. This type of borrowing can be very dangerous. Mrs. Smith's S2S,OOO loan was a good move. The equity build-up in a home is frequently the major source of income in retirement. It should be protected diligently. Industrial-Commercial Costa Mesa LARGE PROPERTY IN EXCELLENT LOCATION , ON SUPERIOR AVENUE IN HEART OF COSTA MESA 36,000 SQUARE FEET OF LAND WITH VARIETY OF BUILDING AND AMPLE PARKING. MANY USES-12,400 SQUARE FEET OF BUILDING, ROOM FOR STORAGE. TRUCKS. BOATS, WORK SHOPS, ETC. CALL FOR MORE DETAILS 642-520.0 REAL TY WORLD• Newport Beach Wage in go..emment Every year it consumes oa.a- $30 aDion d your tax money. fur more information aboot how ya.ir tax dollars are being mismanaged and what }Q.l can do aboot it call l.gx).USA-DEBf,orwriteusat 1511 KSbeet, N.W, Suite 540, ~ nc. 2CXXl5. Our cruntry can't affoo:I this. And neither can you. . ------------------------rar-............ .,..1s11KS..,NW SuaSIO.~OC.~ •·sm• ... •THE NEWrORI' WN/COSTA MfM NEWS··-· a ....... ,.JI . 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Lovely smaJI comptex with pool. 1111.• 131 -1411 lllflllml IEACI Great possibilities in this attractive 4 bdrm home with pool and spa Super location in nice family neighborhood with great schools. 1115.• 131 -1411 IEWPOIT IMOIES-Spacious 2 story family home with 4 bdrms and 2Yl baths. Great location close to Community pool and tennis courts and just 3 blocks to the beach. (LH) tt35.0IO 13\-1411 UY VIEW condo on the Peninsula Freshly carpeted 2 bedroom 2 bath in security building with community poof and rights to 35' boat slip. Caretree vacation, walk to Newport landing, beaches and ferry. 1!15.• ~ lf'WNIT lSWD-A tranquil oasis just 3 blocks from the ocean. Needs some T.LC. but Great Potential and Great Price!! Cottage style 2 bdrm home with den and office. lawn and brick planters on quiet street Reduced for quick sale!! 1215.ooo a1-1• •w OCW-New custom duplex. Handsome berber carpeted 3 and 2 bdrm units. Upper has cathedraJ ceilinged dining room and spectacular views. Just steps to great ocean beaches. ~.500 631 -1411 ,UIHUU POINT-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 pabo. First time on market 1449.000 631 -1400 DESIRAILE SAYFROMT co-op in 12 unrt complex on the Lido Peninsula. Rarely on market 2 bdrm 2'h bath comer unit with fp., parquet floors. double garage. and expansive bay and night ltght views. Availab6e boat slips and community pool. 1411.111 Ul·I• 111111 IB. IUl-Rare triplex compt"81y renovated Md like new including balhe. ~ tile and '*"--Three 2 bdnn towmou. _... unila. one will Ip Md 1~ t.lha. Freehfy pMdllcL c.p Ill d and new window cova nags;. IW. II Ul·I• llWTIC II IEWPllT-Luxurious 2 story penthouse condo facing bayfront beach. Over 2500 Sq. Ft with 3 bdnns including master suite with spa tub and steam shower, dining room and den. Top quaJity with security and intet com systems and two large decks. Magnificent bay action and night light views. 1515.91 111-•• Ull llU-f ull of charm and sunshine. Gracious home with cozy den and 3 bdrms including secluded grand master with window nook. his/hers bath and deck. Beamed ceilings and fireplace in living room, hardwood floors and south patio on comer lot 1535.• Al·I• ICWFlllT-at the center of Newport's action with fabulous ocean and Catalina views. Large 2 story 4 bdrm home with huge lamily room and two spacious sunny patios. Comptetefy furnished at .. 15~ 131-1- ct••HCIAL ClllEI in growing Yucaipa. Paving, sidewalks & utilities in on this over 13'4 acres on a main street in excellent location where many services are needed. Ii~ Ut-1• ESTATE SALE-Must sell before year's end for tax purposes One story 3 bdrm custom home in Newport. built around an atrium poot with rWactable roof. Spa and fireplace in the master suite. a den/office. fonnaJ dining, large family room and lovely city and mountain views. Submit all reasonable offers. ••.111 111-1• Ull llU ...man-An architectural gem built around lush patio on wide lot High ceilinged master down with cozy den with fireplace, 2 children's bedrms in upstairs wing plus separate maic:fs mom. elegant formal dining & gourmet kitchen. 1511.111 Dl-1411 CUFFIAftl 4 bdrms plus guest qrtrs or family room with charming decor and the ambiance of a New England village. French doors open from living area to the deck to extend ocean and sunset views. Totally remod8'ed in '85 with new plumbing. electric. roof and.$iding. l.al'ge assumable loan. 1515• U1·l• UIO llU-F abulous Mediterranean style• bdrm home on enormous lot at quiet end of island. Dramatic 16' double door entry leads to two stofy lrvrng Md dining areas with walls of glass opening to lcwety tiled patio with fountain and spa.. Fiteptecee in lbwy, specious matl ....... and tMng room. Art ou"'9rlding home '°'~ . 1111.111 ••••• • 1111 7 --New utn COi......, condos in ll**Culllr locM=on on blul o4IW1ooldutg •tlN twbor. c.dli' ..... 2 bid•• and din ........ .,....,_ ... --. 1UMY p1la. illnd two cs ~ ~on the point Quality custom 3 bdrm & den including beachfront ~suite with silting room. A beautifuJty cated for home. original owner /builder has used a rai9ed foundation to capitalize on spectacular ocean, sun98t & Catalina views. .,.. 111-1• Ull 11 WE-Estate ~ perfect for entef1aining. Prestigious gated community with tennis and 900fs. This• bdrm. den and fonnaJ dining with 2 family rooms envelops the viewer in luxury. ln1erior designed by Fari with mirrors. designer lighting, travenine and custom buitt-tns. All with fabulous panoramic views. Rogers Gardens landscaping enhances the exterior comptete with cusiom spa. 117U. 131 ·1• Em• Im! UTFlllT Freshly painted and refutbished with dock for large yacht Paneling and mouldings throughout this 5 bdrm with a dining room fit tor a royaJ banquet, 2 stoiy living room with trench doof's. beam <*linged library, family room and gourmet kitchen. Used brick entry courtyard and rear patio with spa. 87um Ul-1• Cllll& llJIY UfflllT with tabulous views down Hatbor Island channel. Beautifully remodefed & customized with lavish use of wood & glass. 6 bdrm with den. dining room. office. & d()cl( for 3 large boats pfus spacious watelfront patio & en'9ftainment 8188 with spa. Owners will carry 1 at T.O. (LH) llllulll ··-·- .. •1 ._ UYFll llf -contamporwy .t bdrm with den. tamity and bmel dining rooms and gourmet kitchen. ApMment ~ 3 car gw-.ge with 1 bdrm and huge office or playroom. Setter will carry 1st T.D. 11.11!.m U1·1• URlllEI UfflllT-Over 80 ft. of water frontage and panoramk: views of the widest part of Newport Harbor. Freehly returbished '-98 gracious 4 bdrm home with new carpeting and landacapeng. Format dining. family and old fashioned sun room plus courtyard with pooL Prestigious guarded community. 1•1' 7 IL . .11.HI.• Al-1• Uft.B .._ in Long Beadl t.tt>OJ. A pertect aetting tor this ef 11garrt 3 etory --cASTLF with roof top Yiew kWr8cil and ~ hobby room. CU9IOm bUitt for pr11111ntownerwith4 bedrooms lnduding n..-.- his/hers belhs. tormal clning. lllmily room wMh wet bar. exerdM room & maids qtra lua 50' ~ dock. a....or. w:.dy ay1l1 m & t.bulous ..._ 12.•111 .,,,. WATERFRONT HOMES, INC. REAL TORS·- • l~J6 W. Cont Hwy. ·~pon Beach Al·14N Sa~. Rentals. Propttty M•n.~nwnr 315 MariM A~. Ralbc>A W.nd 8711111 ) Volume 0112 7002 Moody St. l104 la ,...,_ CA 9DIZJ (211) .. 1115 (714) IM-1212 mm> s.... AolMt 0.1.._ CA I010t C21,. •• 4C21 (714) 121·7210 12000 RI•• lhd. Nol •:. CA IDB Cltlt -.,;1111 (n4t~1 ns,ooo~ • , Page 2 Picture Your AD in VANTAGE POINT With A Circulation Of 115,000 For More Information Call Stephanie (213) 402-1401 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE !Jefore you paint yourself into a come~ call us. We're part of the Number 1 home selling system in America. Put our advantage to work selling your home. PutNumberl to work for you: • INLAND PACIFIC ,. ,._-t .. ntun l l ltr•l I "-lu ( •"J'C"'"'--_. rru'4...,. '"'th. '-Af • .onJ • tr~r\. ,,. \ • "'"" 21 R .. .111 ~t,. l •><1"'"~ ~qu .. t tt."'''"9t flrronun1t\ • EACH OfTI('f IS llllDfPU•ilD£HTU OWNIO ~NDOf"fIATm ... T ermla, Reas. Ms, Roaches, Etc. .. PIDFESS!Dlf AL EXTERMINATORS (213) 920-837 4 : Put Numberl to work for you: INLAND PACIFIC The staff and I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you very much for your continued patronage. It is because of your support that we have been able to increase our sales volume every year, and this year has become our best year ever. W. Gory ·Howard Pre.s1d~nt We now have S convenient locations serving your real estate needs. Our staff of over 1 SO real est.ate professionals looks forward to the next time we will have the privilege of your business. All of us wish each and every one of you a safe and happy Holiday Season and a bright and prosperous New Year. Sincerely, !J~ W.G;;~ President TABLE OF CONTENTS The Dilemma of Implementing PfOP9Sition 60 Unclasaifieda .... 10 Choosing a Business Entity Page3 Page 4 Conv. Fixed hie ARM Loans to $1,<XX>,000 (with no negative) FHA DIRECT ENDORSEMENT VA Automatic Refinancing (213) 924-WAN (714) 994-LOAN CALL UNION MORTGAGE TODAY! 1015 N . MAIN STREET I SANTA ANA. CA 92701 OC.(7 I 4)778-6060 LA. (2131673-1790 EXT 553 Advertise In VANTAGE POINT With A Circulation of 115,000 For More Inf ormatioo Call Stephanie (213) 402-1401 The Dilemma of Implementing Proposition 60 Approximately one out of ei&ht bills introduced in the California Legislature affects real eswe. The chanaes proposed by most legislation would haw subtJe ya long-term effects on property riabts and the ability to buy and sell real estate. A number of measures crate immediate and substantial ~es in the real estate industry and/or opportunities for REALTOR5' AB 60, recently signed into law by GoYemor Deutmejian, would fall into the laner cateaory. AB 60 is lbc legislative vehicle oec::essary to implement Propositfon 60. which was enacted by the ~ in the NOYetnber 1986 dcaion.. Al1bou&h the propoUtioo WU approved by the voters, the Lqis1atutt must still act to implement the measu~ In broad tenns, the bill and proposition permit senior citizens to transfer their base yetZT property tax Yalu~ to a replacement dwellina with equal or lesser value in the same county. (In the scope of Proposi- t ioo 13, ''base year'' is defined as the year in which the property was bought; .. base year property tu value'' is the original purchase price.) Under the pro- posal, at least one spouse must be SS yean of age at the time the original property is sold to qualify few this tax treatment. Because the present property tax system discouraacs senior citizens from moving out of tarser. family-sized homes to units which more dosdy accom- modate their needs, Assemblyman Daw Elder authored both the legislation and proposition to remedy this dilemmL In his attempt to place Ptoposi- tion 60 on lhe 1986 ballot. Assemblyman Elder en- countered si3nificant apathy-and ewn resistance- in the Legislature. Once the matter was on the ballot, howeYCr, the proposition was approved OYCrWhdminaJy. ~the response by homeowners since the election indicates many may have wajted for implementina lqistlation 10 pass so they could qualify for this tax treatmmt. Before its passage, AB 60 underwent fiw formal amendments; each one carefully reftned the pn>poled process for c:a.kulatiq a.ad transfarina bue ,ar pro- perty tax values. A great many admlnist.ratl¥e details were worked out in order to fldJb.te the bue-ya.r value transfer proceu.. As enacted and lianed. AB 60 implements Proposition 60 in a bfoMt. )'el constitu- tionally defensible manner. As oriainally drafted. AB 60 would have ftJQUired seniors to 5dl their oriainal resideoce before purdw- ina a rcplaA:lemC'llt. Unfortunately, if a new home was bought before an old home was sold. the benefit would have been lost. Cont. Oll .,. 6 CC~lM1JflJJlR1\f ~~ (213) 124 4421 (7t4) 521-7210(213)124-1311 (1'4) ••·1212(213)124°4421 (714) 121-1210 EXECUTIVE CONDO Prime location with a rambling green-belt out front. Mini ocean view in this tranquil 2 bedroom oondo. Skytftes & den. $179,500. (121~-SUN) ' EASTllDI DUPLEX 1Wo on a Iott Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a 2 bedroom. 1 bath cottage. Good potential Income. Call now to see. $249-5()0. (121-401-COS) Page 5 COZV~YHOIE 3 bedroom, 1-1 /2 bath, family room with fiieplace. Large comer lot with pc11ible R.V. access. $131,950. (CM-380-ROS) EXPANDll Possibly can build 4 units. Zoned R2, 3 bedroom, 1-112 bath. 4 (25 x 100) lots. $130J)OQ. (884-132-223) .. 'TLASTn Sharp 2 bedroom condo. c., mume "*'. $14,800. (fJM.132-BEl) .. ~ INJ lLAINJ ig ~<C~ IFOCC (211) 114-1230(714)17M411 (714) ... 7414 (714) .... (213) .... 1230 (714) .. , .. ii Page 6 Discover how close you are to your first home. INLAND PACIAC (l!Cf'~· ......... --- Put Number 1 to work for you. DISa AllEA 0. deism [P Ma been tUat to ia.luft lM fk Uaformatioa COO- lllimd ill dlil ; all' •ioe ii cimftJCl. ~ ii CMIMJt be i t ._ti> .... c:..tidaei wllidt • cl t ~ ,....,.. .......... _ .............. ~--- dllt; n·· wil'-••11 lihkorlullltb........._ , a W.. '" • s t' , 111'1111"1 or I , -or .._ tr10ft or • · · w wllidl-. k •"' d lllPllda. ~ ~ol dlr iafw '• • ' 1 ill edloci( mlai .... ,... "• -~C... tM.._tilltl CCWITI .... Tilc~mdlla SAil+ ....... -iy « 1 ... Illy a..., ZJ w-t Plldlk. _.Ck 01' · w cqw t ia ~ ar 8ltidaa ~--fll•9'ilcn_..,_. ne ., a; •..._al c.a.twylJ ...... Pmfk. Al piOi**a .. ~ 10 lriar .at wl ..-.;.ct to * IWm:ul Fllir Kc I • Ad al 1.911. Al -- &ad c~ lft llUlljeca co C-.. .---lllllticr. Ne ~ --CJ 1 ...... ,,. • ... « .......... a pfg1 u:Mua Assemblyman Elder and <>then realized a areat many seniorJ would prefer. for financial security, to buy a new home before they sold their old one. TM bill. tbaef~ was amended to CldCDd lbe transfer benefit to pasons who pwcbue a new raideoce two )'Call before or aft.er wflina their old bOme. The psnltina system IDOl'C do9dy pualld.s the Internal Roaiue Code proyisiom rdMina to roDow:r ff?t capital pins on penooal raidcnc:a Of c:oune. under this new law. a homeowner would not be mble to utim the bae )al value transfer until after the oriaina) property is sold. This di.stinc· tion means senior citizens who buy a new home today haYC up to two )'ICal'S to locate a buyer and close the deal on their oripw raidcocc. And. senior home- owners who baYe purchased a replacement residence after NoYanbcr 1986 (the ~date of the qisla- tion) can eYa1 transfer to base year value of a home sold prior to that election if the sak occurred no mo re than two years before a replacement home was pur- ch•scd. The replac:cment dwdJ.i.n&. boweYer, must ba~ been ~gbt or constructed after November 1986. New Law a..tfta f.4al -laseT l'al• Sewn! odia delai1s abo bad to be clarified before AB «rs approval The proposition, for aampk\ nqwrcd that a replac:ancot dwdJina be of "equal or lessn value" than the oriainal bomc. AB 60 builds some flex- ibility i.nao this ~ howe~ in orcb to ac::comptilb the voten' aclual intcnL Aa:iordiQaly, ror ~ dwdlinp bouaht durina the fmt Jml follCMina the oriainal home's sale. ~~ua1 or lesaer val.w" is defined u up to 105 percent of the oriaina1 home's sale price. If the purc:bate occurs durina the ICCOOd )Ur aft.er the ~ 110 percent of the sa1e price would be acceptable. This latitude is i.ntmded to~ for Uwnctneu of~ values and inflationary dfecu impacrina "equaJ valu~ H<JWCWr. "° proration system is provickd for senion who buy a home of ,,,,,,_ value than the orisinaJ. Except for the l()j pera:nt to 110 pcn:mt pro- visions. purdwina a home of pater value will reodcr seniors compl«fty bwl~ilW for the tnmsfc:r benefit. GOLD COUNTRY t=SCROW CENTURY 21 I QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD Sharp 3 bedroom family home in great area. 2 car detached garage. Only $137,900. (078-100-HEO) '1 cozy FIREPLACE Large family home with 3 bedrooms, 1 and 314 baths. Must see this family room! Asking $139,500. (078-258-FOS) LOTS OF HOU8EJ 3 bedrooms, 1 and 3/4 baths with • 23 x 15 family room. RV perking also! All this for only $144,990. (078-305-HOU) PllOe 7 2 STORY BEAUTY Great Cerritos location dose to schools & shop- ping. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths & family room. Only $269.900. (078-166-LEE) cozy FAm..Y AOOll Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in excellent area. Close to schools & shopping. Only $144,000. (078-328-LEF) CERRITOS CONDO Sharp 2 bedroom condo in great .,.. ol Cer- ritos. Buy your first home in a great 1oa11ian1 Asking $94,950. (078-10G-CED) INLAND. PACIFIC (213) ~1230(714)11N411 m,4) ... w (f,14) ..... (213) ~1230 (714): .. ,... .. Page 8 "UNCLASSIFIEDS" 23" 1976 TIOGA MOTORHOllE. Dsh & Rf Air, New Tires, New interior, Tub/Shower, comforts of home. $10,500 080. (213) 861-1932 --------.--- SEARS 10• TABLE-SAW. Excel- lent condition on roll-a-way table. Extra Extension, $150.00 cash. (213) 866-2631. GIRLS CLOTHES sizes 24 mo's to 6X, shoes, jackets, other odds & ends. Ladies shoes 6 & 7-1 /2. (213) 860-8689. r-----------------------, FREE UNCLASSIFIED ADS Clip out this coupon and mail it to Attention: Stephanie, 20220 State Road, Cerritos, CA 90701 . NAME.~~~~~------~~---~------~-- ADDRESS~--------------------~~-------------- TELEPHONE ____________________ ~ AO _____________________________ _ t I L-----------------------J Advertise In VANTAGE POINT With A Clrculatlon of 116,000 For More Information Call Stephanie (213) 402-1401 Cont. from P8&' 6 SalJon MllA Apply fw ..n1 Seniors eligible for the relief provided by AB 60 mu.st tak~ effumati~ action to advise their oounry assessors of their decision to opt for Proposition 60 uutmmt. Of course, this step is necessary because assason will DO( know who is diaib&e for transferring bae ~ pro- perty tax values under the bill. Assessors in each councy currently are desianing forms to implement the program. Some apparently decided to indude the AB 60 provisions in the required cbangc-in-ownenhip statement. In any event. a senior citizen must advise county assessors within thnte Yfi/T'S after l.beU last AB 60 transaction i5 completed in order to transfer their base year vaJues. (Dependin& on whether the new home was bought prior to or foUow- ing the sak of their old residence. the final transaction triuering this treatment will be the date from whkb the three years will be measured.) fAtmt&We .,.,.. at No Cost Significant effort was expended 10 propose and pass both Proposition 60 and AB 60. The new law wiU pro- vide an opsx>rtunity for seniors to receive equitable tax treatment thereby encourqina them to mOYe into smaller homes more amenable to tbe-ir lifestyks.. F.qually important, AB 60 will facilitate a some- what faster turncwu in bou.si.na stock; no tonaer will senior citizens remain in unnecessarily larae homes simply because of tu consideratiom.. For RE.ALTO~ the new law represents an expanded potential market: more importantly, AB 60 allows senion to live whCTC they want to by choice. not by necessity. And, this reform has been achi~ at virtually no cost to the public. The new law may even increase the tax base by placing a greater number of larger, more expensive homes on the open market. ~parrd by Michael &lore, legislative advocat~. CA.R. GOVO'nmuatal ..Vfairs ~partment. Alutmdu £ C1ttl vice praident. "Reprinted with permission from CALlf'ORNIA REAL ESrATE Mqazin~ September 1987. copyriaht 1987 by the C aJifomia Assoc. of RealtoB. all ri.ahts reser..-cd~' ,... LAii• a oo Biiio eo-n.,.CA~ fallllll ..... 4tt1 ! Soulrt & ll'J zood. CA to112 C11•11Mm GOLD COUNTRY ESCROW CC~lNJTlUJRW ~~ (213) 124 4421 (114) 121-1210 ~I) 124•1111 (114) IM-1212(213)124 4421 (114) 521-ntO GREAT POl'ENTIAL in this 3 bedroom -1-3/4 balh home. Spacious living room with fireplace. Extra large fN palt(- ing w/aJkJy access. $142,900. (189-430-CHA) MUST SEEJI Lovely 3 bedroom, 2-1/2 baths, 2 saory home on quiet cul de sac. S21fU;OO. (169-432-MOU) Sunllln Mng room wllh flrepl9ce 8nd ..,.__.. PlliO. 1,700+ eq. ft. 3 bedfooml -2-1/2 balh. S18UOO. (1ee.340-LAK) • Plge 9 3 bedloom. 1-314 ..,_ lll't"t room home in ~ ... d l-..ood. '172,500. (019- rst-BON) ~ LA ID PACllFUC C211) IM-1230(714)11'MN11 (714) ... 7CM (7t4) 131 ... (2tl) llt 1230 (714) ... , .. , Page 10 Picture Your AD In VANTAGE POINT With A Circulation Of 115,000 For More Information Call Stephanie (213) 402-1401 FREE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT •30 DAYS FREE WITH 1 YEAR AGREEMENT WE WILL: • Collect rent/handle slow payers • Pay bills • Provide computerized statements • Handle emergencies • Prepare units for occupancy/find tenants CALL MICHELLE CENTURY 21 INLAND PACIFIC (213) 880-4884 (714) 994-5372 OFFER GOOO TILL 1-15-88 WrTH THIS AO Picture Your AD in VANTAGE POINT With A Clrculatlon Of 115,000 For More Information Call Stephanie (213) 402-1401 Choosing a Business Entity People who start their own busineas usually have to make some important decisions. The IDO$l common questiou uked by people who wish to start a business is WHAT FORM SHOULD MY BUSINESS VEN- TURE TAKE'? That is. should I incorporate. start a partnership or operate individually: There are four main ~ to orpniz.e a business vcn- t urc. They att a Sole Proprictonhi~ a C Corporation, an S Corporation, and a Par1ncnhip. 1biJ article will present an overview of each or these types of business entities their viability and usefulness und~ lax Reform ~ Proprietonltlp A "Sole Proprietorship" is not an entity but a form o f doing business as an individual. The form of business is usually evidenced by a Ficticious Business Name Statement. There are no tu consequences from the initial formation of a Sole Proprietonhip. An) expenditures conncctcd with the st.an up can be written off over a period of 60 months. Because a Sok Proprietorship is not a tepara1e business entity all the tax coo.sequeDQCS ue attributable to the owner. Therefore, an individual tu:pll.)'lel' must attach a Schedule C to Ills/her individual Federal Form ICWO. A C Corporation is formed by the filina of Articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of State. There arc also various tax filiq.1 and lepl docwna:llation which must be completed to actually "inoorporat~·. The reuon a C Corporation may be the best altemaajvc in formina a business ventu~ is the limited liability aspect. This limited liability provides tJw liability attributable to a Corporate activity can aencrally nor be collected from an individual. The same liability would be imposed upon an individual operatina as a Sole Proprietorship. Under Federal 1U Reform the mu.imum tax raLCS will be hiaber for a Ccrporuioo than an individual. AC Corpcntloo must also rue kl own tu return. FmaJly, California hu recendy ftWttd llaialation to increaJe the minimum fnmcbile tu on COrpcntiOl\5. Tbe old rate WU Sl00.:00 but trill iDc:reac to Sl00.00 in 1987, S609.oo in 1919, IDd seoo.oo to 1990.: nm win dbc:ourqe individuals from incorpondna IDd then not actively participatiq In corporate business. Ead:I of the rorqoiq fa.cton must be analyzed when choosina the C Corporation as your busi.nas \"Chicle. C.OOL on ~c 12 CENlUR¥ 21 (213) 124-4421 (714) &21-1210 (213) 124-$1.11 (7.H) •• l2tl CID» •4·4421 (714) 521;1210 , BRAND NEW 3 bedroom. 2 bath condo. single story with air. inside laundry. and dining 8188. $127,500. (169-344-GAR) READY TO llOVE INI Great Lakewood neighborhood, 3 bedroom. 2 bath. 2 car garage. $184,950. (935-122-STE) MUST SEEi 4 bedroom. 2-1 /2 bltha, den & pool on 45 x 154 lot. Nice Downey location. $189,500. (884,..16-POM} ,,. 11 a.osE TO SHOPPING Move in right away to 3 bedloom. 2 car garage near I aMwood Mall. $167.,500. (935-122-PIM) MUST SEE TO 8ElEYEI Charming 2 bedroom with pool & 8P' beautifutty decotated. wtih 4 car garage, large yard. $179))50. (935-122-WAL) , INLAND PACIFIC Page 12 Clifford W. Roberts, Jr. Roberts & Picozzi Suite210 (714} 838.s888 LAW OFFICES Stntt!ltS Square 2100 West Mah& Stttet Tustin CA 9'1680 Paul C. Barnum Paul C. Barnum A Professional Corpora.lion Suite 204 (714) 838-77n FREE DRAWING $100 Califo~~ia Lottery $ Tickets Just fill out this coupon and send to Attention: Mary Kay 20224 State Rorm 1,ERRflOS CA 90701 DRAWING WLL llE OH JUftMRV 21, 11N Name: _________ Phone:. ________ _ Address: Apt #: ____ _ City: State: Zip: _____ _ Must be 18 years Of over. One entry per hoosehokj phta8e Msc>ciates & family oC Century 21 Inland Pacffic are not efiglbfe. Picture Your AD In ~NTAGE POINT With A Clrculatlon Of 115,000 For More Information Call Stephanie (213) 402-1401 Cont from page 10 An S Corporation is a corporation that satisfies the requirements of, and maka a valid election under, Sub- cbaptcr S of the JntemaJ Revenue Code. The S Corpo- ration retains inpart, characterizations of both the Sole Proprietonhip and the C Corporation. There are SCYCtal requirements which mu.a be met in order to file an ekction for S Corporation status. If approved an S Corporation enjoys the limited liability procection or a C Corporation while beina able to "filter" the income or loss to one's individual tax return. Under new legislation, California now recognizes S Corporations. This means an additional tax wiU now be due in California for an S Corporation election. A pannership's income nows through to its partnen in a form similar to that of an S Corporation. General partners a.re primarily liable for the debts of a part- nership. Limited partners a.re only liable to the amount of their investment. It is important that an individual be aware of this distinction upon formulation. A part- nenhip may be a General or limited Partnenhip. With a partncnhip there is usually a separate qn:anent which must be agreed on by the part.Den prior to start · up. Sometimes the pannenbip qreement provides•a stumblina block to a successful partnership YeDtUTC. I hope this anicle has helped you to identify the choic:a in operating a business. The choice made in chooaing a business form will usualJy provide the character and feasibility for future growth and potential. There should be an examination of all factors before selec· tion. If you need consulation regarding your choice or wish to cbana~ the current form of your busjncss feel free to give us a call. AM•t lM A•C'Of' This article was written by Andrew C. ~uzi Mr. Muzi is a new Aaociate wilh the Law Offices of ROSEK.I'S & PICXlZZI. He is abo a Certified Public Accountant. .... LM-OCS 8tvd ~.CA90:!~ (111)111-..... " 11 I! Soull'I St U:l:d ca"· CA 90712 CJ••......,,. GOLD COUNTRY ESCROW MINI HORSE RANCH Pride of ownership. beautiful 3 bedrooms & den with fireplace, 2 car garagel direct access to horse riding trail leading all the way to moun- tains & to beach. $169,000. (884-~NEW) IN ANAHEIM 4 bedroom. on quiet street in AMheim. Large kitchen that's been upgeeded. 2 tied belha. Spa and pool. $132,000. (884-188-CRO) POOL HOI• 5 bedroom, 2 bath8. Spacious home on~ sac. 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