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Home My WebLink About1989-01-26 - Newport Harbor Ensign-.--. : .·· . ~ . - . . . ESTABUSHEO 1Ml*41ST YEAR*NUM8EA 2:'*<714) 831-8120* NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOME BASED NEWSP~THUASOAY, JANUARY 26, 1989· - 1spect arresled ._in NB .murder· BY MWNDA KELLER A Hollywood man wu arrested euly Tuctday morning in connection with the murder of a Newport Beach oph- thalmologist after Los Angeles Police spotted him allegedly driving the victim's car. Police believe Allen J. Lindsey, 23, who is unemployed, and another unidentified person, arc responsible for the death of Boonkird Cbulapatrchec- vin, who was stabbed to death last Wednesday night in his West Ocean- front duplex. The suspects were stopped in Los Angeles after officers ran a check on the white 1988 Mercedes Benz S60 SL that Lindsey was allegedly driving and . discovered it belonged to Cbulapat- rcbecvin, said Newport Beach Police spokesperson Bob Oakley. 'f Ill ,.,.z Burglary S'uspects arrested A painter' bcarin1 the name of a .. legendary frOiiiiersman a 24-year=~------.... ..,_ Ch;irges .dropped in pot ease 8Y MELINDA KELLER Drug smuggling charges were dis- miued Tuesday morning against a Santa Cruz man who was the last defendant involved in the largest dru_g seizure in the City of Newport Beach. Bruce Patrick Malley, 32, walked out of Hubor Municipal Court a free man when Dep. District Attorney Tom Borris announced that a key witness in the case was "'un•vailable for further proceedings" and Judge Frances Munoz dismissed the case. Malley was the fourth Santa Cruz resident to be released in the 1985 drug bust, which netted six tons of marijuana from a 4S-foot sailboat moored at M Street near the Balboa Peninsula. The other three def end ants, Victor Lucini, Richard Nelson and David Choy were released after Harbor Municipal Court Judge Russell Bostrom ruled the police search was illegal. A state appellate court upheld the dismissal. Malley, who had eluded capture for three years, surrendered in December and pleaded innocen.t to two felony counts of conspiracy to import a~ transport marijuana into the state of Calif omia and the actual transporta- tion of the drugs. Borris said Tuesday that while the three other defendants in the case had been called to testify, a key witness needed to prove the case was unavail- able. "'I guess time was on our side and against us in this. The extra time gave us the ability to use the three def end- ants, but worked against us because it affected the availability of our other witness," Borris said. - Local stud~nt views inaUguratiQn old man were arrested for5 burglary last week when a Newport Beach pstrolman thwarted their alleged escape from a peninsula apartment. David Mack Crockett, 43, of La Habra and Timothy Alan Warren, address unknown, were spotted by Ofer. Jim Kaminsky at 4:45 a.m. Friday parked behiDd the alley at 806A E. Oceanfront, said Newport Beach Police spokesperson Bob Oakley. Kaminsky · approac1led the men as they started up a white 1978 F~rd Fairmont and noticed a television and video cassette recorder in the back seat, Oakley said. During a search of the suspects. Kaminsky di covered keys to the burglarized apartment and a ncipbor- ing unit. Oakley said Crockett discovered the location of the keys last year when be had been employed there as a painter. ·--·-··-· ...... · ···-·'· • ,_, M•llT a 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN .--CdM -Nigh.'$~Volding-"rns county honor----··- • . .. BY 80NNIE ENGSTROM .. A man who makes a differ- cnce," .. goes above and beyond," and ... wonderful role model" are all phrases used by Corona dcl Mar High School and former Lincoln Middle School parents to describe guidance counselor Doug Voiding. Some of us have known him for a dozen or so ~ BEYOND THEBAslCS . he returns phone calls (still never rushing), and be goes that extra mile helping kids find the right niche at CdM, the right college for their f uturc or the right outside assistance for their per- sonal problems. Several years ago, Voiding collaborated with colleague Bill Pascual to initiate one of the school's most meaningful volun- teer programs. The Peer Assist- ance League, otherwise known as PAL, was born. This unique .. listening service .. provides st dents with a compassionate .. ear" in which to pour out their problems. Presently there arc 80 active peer counselors and about yean, when as a relatively new 150 which .. come and go." Vold- member of the teaching field, he ing rememben the .initial three joined the staff of Lincoln and or four who were largely recru- started making that difference ited by then senior and .. Home- with our timid 7th-graders, now coming Queen, Tracy Evans, college stuoents. who assisted because of her So, it is with particular plea-belief of the need for this com- ~ sure and nostalgia that this munication avenue for students. morning we will attend a cere-Referrals to PAL come from mony in his honor at the Orange teachers, from the coumelors County Board of Education to themselves and from other 1tu-. see him receive the Outstanding dents. Kids needing to talk are Contribution to Education matched· up with kids trained Award. He was nominated for and wilHng to listen. Both are -fftit honor-by-"the-C11rona del queried abo-urwhetRr-tbey-wil Mar High School PT A for be comfortable talking to the extending his caring and positive other. Sometimes they bold their influence on students beyond the initial meeting sitting on a realm of his job description, for planter wall in the quad 'at constantly being innovative in lunchtime. Often they will make personal ways and by setting up plans to meet later outside of programs which will inspire self-school. confidence in young people. PAL members arc trained each Using the .. old country doc-semester for two weeks during tor" appt"oach as a counselor, he the lunch period. They also never rushes parents or kids who-attend f requcnt campus lectures need to talk out their concerns; by outside experts. They arc m-.m..,... --Realty _____ --.- RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING ·•Free Written Market Evaluation • Home Tours By Appointments * Hi&hest lntearity • Courteous Service • ;Twenty Years in Newport Beach Loretta Curci •Multiple Listina Member • Extra Advertisina •Computer Printouts 644-1367 taught communication skills, mostly bow to listen, and how to respond. They are trained, accordin to Voldin , .. never to give advice-never, ever!" Tf a major problem, such as the contemplation of suicide, becomes evident during these 0 listcning sessions,•• PAL members take this information to Voiding, who as a licensed marriage, family and child coun- selor, is equipped to deal with i . o er convcriutons between PAL members and the counselecs are _confidential. Voiding stresses. "Involve- ment is the key. No one sits. They've got to be doing some- thing (to be part of PAL)." This past fall be gave them their fint assi1nment of the school year by challenging them '"to make· a better campus." Olivio us y, c too t s assign- ment upon himself several years aJo. AJ stated in the PT A's application for this award, "The . overwhelming rcsi>onsc to this pro1ram (PAL) reflects the oustandingcffort by Doug Void- ing.to help kids interact and help each other." Voiding bad also encouraged hundreds of young people in the healthy activities Qf various sports. Wh~le at Lincoln Middle School, he coached the 7 / 8 Co- ed Track Team, providing M d MWbcnevcr anyone cried for Uf'i er. ·. . help. Dr. Chula was there, but UJlllDlt ••vii 1 when he needed bclp__no_one r came," Clark said. ~Basea on 1ntcrviews with the But polit e said Chulapat- opportunities for every inter· ctted cbild to participate and feel · good about him or herself. For the put four years at Corona, be has, u coach, led the girls' swim team to be a major CIF contender by winning the league title. He is described as .. a coach who cares. and, as such, gets the best from his girls." Vold ing contributes articles to -the Partnts Who C•~ N~skt ttr, is a discussion JCllder for substance abuse a: CdMHS, individually counsels kids in rehabilitation and is the faculty representative for .. Community Intervention." He bas previously received the Citation for Excel- lence from bis alma mater Cali- fornia State Univenity at Long Beach and the coveted Honorary Service Award. the highest a.ward-A.. PTA c.an give to an individual for outstanding ser- vice to children and youth. Congratulations are much due to this tall, athletic, caring man, who, makes parents and-kids alike camf ortablc by showing bis genuine concern. Doug ·Voiding took his own challenge and made Corona-dd-Mar a bcttcr- campus. Bonnie Engstrom if a member of the Corona th/ Mar High School PT A. the H<Ubor Coun- cil PT A and serws as a chairman on Fourth District PT A. A quarter of an hour later, they beard Chulapatrcbeevin\ · 1-988 S60 SL Merce4~ bump the side of the garage and drive off, Oakley said. suspcct we believe we have rcheevin's tenants did bear his enough information to make an cries at 10:15 p.m., and went Memorial services for Chula- arrest," Oakley said. .. outSidc to bat !M_distur.-pat_rcheevin_._ who was a Bud- At press time, ecfives were bance was. When the unidcnti-dhist, are scheduled to be held transporting the suspects to fied neighbors did not sec any-at Fairhaven Cemetery in Santa Newport Beach and no f urthcr thing suspicious they went back Ana, but • date bas not yet been information was available. upstain. set. On Tuesday, Chulapatrchcc-----~------------------ vin's longtime patient Betty lnaugu•ati•on after the conflict, he felt very Clark remembered him as a kind 1 ~ much a part of it. and giving man who always On lnau•uration Day, follow-11 I ttr.N1 l •-answered cries for help. ing breakfast at the Hiatt Ironically, Chulapatrchce· Organization of American Regency, the students witnessed vin's cries for help failed to save States. the swearina-in of Bush. Kaplan his life on the night of Jan. 18 , During breakfast at the said be could tee the president, when an assailant stabbed the National Press Club, the group even thou1b there were thou- Tbailand native to death and was entertained by such person-s•nda of spectato('S in front of then fled the waterfront home in alitics as Fred Barnes of the New him. And the parade wu full of his white Mercedes Benz. R~pub/ic, Bill Plante of CBS and the expected pomp and fanfare. . . 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Vietnam Memorial which He plans on invitiq one of bis affected him the most. He said roommates from Minnesota to that even thouah he .wu born visit this summer. • Dr~xel -H~g' 'ti_ .Close Out · ·l 35~ to ~ off on aU in-stoc• machandist . Stop in now whilt stlection is stUJ good. S~ud ordas J.5S off For "'4....., INFO CALL 152-DJlJ •••101 ... c.. .... ,,.. me•••• , - . . .. MWAP a 1• THE NEWPORT EN8IGN--lm I • ------ . . . The McDonnell Douglas Realty Company John·wayne Airport Monorail: A Real Altematlve to Gridlock ~ wlttl viSK>n fuel Orange County's / booming tconomy. They turn problems into challengts; ~as Into real solutk:>ns. V1SK>nary governmmt leaders. capable of stting the "btg picture" and ~om1ng II obstac • a,,-wat to moving North ~·sf 1rst public transit airport monorail forward to realtty. ~bet~ we have such leaders on the Board of Su~sors and the Ctty Counots of Irvine and~~ach. McDonnell Douglas Realty Company~~ nQlll •S the tJme to ~1n solving our most urgent p~s hkt gndlock on our roads and ~and making the atr clean for our child rm Monorail Offers Hope for tfie FUture That 1s why we ~ant,tQ butld this un.Que' ~crting monor;a1I to link John Wdyne Airport's new termtnal with our nearby Douglas Plaza development ~~by the TransportatK>n Group. Inc.. the monorail will ~ blJ11t entirety with pnvatt funds. with no cog to taxpaym. It 1s a bold t.x~mttlt. But we ~ieve there is no better way to ttst ~ capabtlrots of such f utur· 1stic tranSlt systems than 1n the laboratory of real world txptnenet. Government Leaders Embrace Vision Mc:DonneU Douglas Realty Company applauds the Orangt County Board of Supervisors. the County AJfport C00VT1Js.sion. Orange County TransportatK>n Comm1s.SK>n off 1Ciats. the Ctty of Irvine and ~s of the Newport Beacfi Ctty Counal for shanng our VISIC>t)of the future Thetr support 1s vital to comJ*Ong tht f 1~1 important stepS nttded to bring the monorail to hft YQvr ppott 1s also essmt1a1 Make suri your el«ted off1C1al k hCNV ~ f~I about ttu g. PQU.._uoon-fr~e-age 1n aoon 1n n~translt Pnvate 1ndu~ working wltt'I prog~ve government~aders. can makt Orange County a better ptact to llvc, work . and travtt MCDONNELL DCX.JGLAS REAL. TY COMPANY amt \k>n Karman Avenue Suite 120Q Irvine CA 92715 (7M) 833-2133 . . . . • I r ··--~----:ntE--Oln .... Edliorlal Congratulations to· all "Reflections" is a national PTA cultural arts program intended to encourage children and teenagers to express themselves through music, literature, visual arts and photography. The program was begun in response to a tightening of school budgets nationwide early in this decade, which squeezed out many local programs in music and the arts. This year, the contest has the theme "Proud Experiences" and it was interesting and uplifiing to see, read and hear the many expressions of pride offered by the local students.. ' There was Lisa Frecmatt's poem, '•Ppde is Never Alone," which expressed the sense of achievement in being part of a stage production, tinged with the sadness felt by the company before the play's the final performance. There was Brian Tyler's riveting musical interpretation of. a meeting in Moscow inventively titled '•Russian- American Youth Summit ConcertQ: Proudly in the Key of Peace." " There was Kirsten McFarland's photo of two girls proudly displaying a soccer trophy; and Cameron Smith's image of a toddler reaching up and just managing to grasp a fruit hanging from a low branch, entitled, "I can get it myself.,. Ther~ was Jami Russell's clever drawing, ''Through Grandpa's Eyes," depicting 70 years of history reflected in a pair of glasses ; and two images of graduation, one by Kris Bender, the other by Kristi Phoebus. ~A nd there was Teresa Barnett's entry, in which he di:ew herself in her: roude momef\4 when h represe nted the Marion Parso ns Special Education Center in last spring's Orange County Special Olympics Pageant. There were many other works, all expressions of the youngsters' imaginations and sense of pride, and all together an encouraging affirmation of the abilities of the upcoming generation. The entries now go on to be judged at the next level of competition, the. Fourth District (which includes all of Orange County and part of Los Angeles , County). Beyond that are the state and national le~els. We offer congratulations to all the entrants in the Harbor Council Reflections Contest, for fine their fine work and fine spirit~ and wish the best of luck to those whote works will go on to other levels of competition. Baker Communications 901 Dover Drive Newport a.ch. CA 92980 (714) 131 ·8120 ,,..... ~ meif .,: P.0 .Boa9389 Newport Beech. CA 9858-9399 The Newport En9ign it pubhahed weekly on Thursdays. t .. • Auth r finds life elementary It was exactly two years ago that I discovered and passed on to you the remarkable philo- sophy entitled "All You Need to Know To Live You Can Learn in Kindergarten." It was written by a droll and witty Seattle minister, the Revr-· Robert Fulghum. and some truly amaz- ing things have happened to him during the past two years, which I learned in a delightful book. by that same delightful title, which J received for Christmas and read during my convales- cence in 'fioag Hospital. my head some mutually exclu- sive notions. For example, It is true that the unexamined life is not worth living, and true that ignorance is bliss, and so o n. I haven't made up my mind about everything yet. "What else to tell you? "Read it a little bit at a time- there 's no hurry and no resolu- tion of the plot at the end . ..Finally, I should tell you that I have an official Storytellers "Don' take things that aren't yours. "Say you're sorry when you hurt somebody. "Wash your hands before you eat. "Flush. ··warm cookies and cold mill are good for you. "Live 'a balanced life learn some and think some and draw and paint and si ng and dance and play and work every day The book-has a subtitle, "Uncommon Thoughts on Com- mon Things," which I'm sure the publisher, Villard Books, prob- ably coined. It somehow doesn' sound like the Rev. Mr. Time of my Life r Fulghum, who lives with his wife License. A friend made it up and on a houseboat in Seattle. He taped it to the wall over my desk. starts the book by explaining This license gives me pcrmissjon how it came about: to use my imagination in re- To The Reader From the arranging my experience to Author. improve a story, so long as it .. Before you move on, let me serves some notion of Truth. It tell you just a few things. Give also contains the Storytellcn you a small map, in case you get Creed: lost. --.. I belicv• that imagination is .. Wbt you are about to read stronger than knowledge. wu written over many years, a *That myth is more potent little bit at a time, and addressed than_, history. to friends, family, a reliaious 8Tbat dreams are more pow- community, and myself, with no erf ul than facts. tbouabt of publication in book "That hope always triumphs form. I don' know what to call over experience. it. I think of it 11 •my atufr-wrhat laqbter ia the only cure a written report about what goes for grief. on in my bead and life. .. And I believe that love is ••A part of tbia~the part atronaer than death. about what I learned in kinder-.. I have tried very bard not to prten-waa passed around the write. ~bin1 that would cause count~ until it took on a life my licemc to be revoked." of ita own. One day it WU sent Fulahum •• book hu many home from JChool in the knap-little episodes, bita of'stuff,' and sack of a child whose mother is they t~k about f rienda, family, a literary agent, and ahe wrote expcnences, all in the same to me: Did I have anything else deli1htf ul style of his kinder- 1 had written. Well, yes. And one garten credo: thing led to another in a Won-.. All I really need to kJiow dcrland sort of way. about how to live and what to .. So here' more •stufr-in a do and how to be I learned in book-pllftty much as 1t was kindergarten. Wisdom was not written. I did change ome at the top of the graduate school names and facts to protect those mountain. but there in the who arc either innocent or andbox at nursery school. crabby or both. These are the thinp I learned: .. And another dfin:f:re are •share everything. contradictions in here. u may .. Play fair. be readina alona a tbint. •Don't bit people. 'Dicla't M just aay the oppolite .. Put thinp INiet where you ol tbat a few ,.... bllckr Y•~foad tlMD. ,, .. ., tM& • -ao Mid ia ~·••rouron-. 8\' JIM FELTO . ome. .. Take a nap every afternoon. .. When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, bold hands. and stick together.· "Be aware of wonder. Remember the little .seed in the Styrofoam cup: The roots go down and the plant goes up and nobody really kno1.1 bow or why, but we are all like that. .. Goldf 11b and bamsten and white mice and even the little ICCd in the Styrofoam cup-they all die. So do we . .. And then mncmbei tbc Dick and Jane boob and the fint word yoa learned-the biggest word of all-LOOK. •Everytlainayoulleedtoknow ia in there aomcwbcrc. The Golden Rule and lo~ and-basic aanitation. EColo&Y and politics ancl equality and aane living. ~ate any one of thOIC items and extrapolate it into sophis- ticated adult tcnm and apply it 'to your family life or your work or your 1ovemmcnt or your world and it bolds true and clear and firm. Think of what a better world it would be if we all-the whole world-had cookies and milk about three o'clock every af temoon and then lay down with our blank.in for a nap. Or if all aovernments bad u a basic policy to always put thinp back where they found them and to clean up their own mas. .. Aad it ia atiU true, no matter boW old you are-WW. ,ou ao .. illlo ... world. ii ii .... to _... 'ss«r _. ... tapillrr.• .. Police Blotf er MONDAY, JAN. 9 CRIMES 0920 -A bomb threat wa:s reported at Hoag Memorial Hospital located at 30 I Newport Blvd. 0930-A car stereo and speak- ers valued at S6SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the .00 block of East Balboa. 1435 -Currency totaling $300 was reported stolen from Images Skin Care loeated at 25 t S East Coast Highway. ARRESTS 0300-Doug)as Edward Holly, 24, of Palm Springs was arrested on susp1caon of residential bur- glary. . 1500 -Maria de Los Angeles Jime,ne.t, 29. of Tijuana was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. 1500 -Sofia Baltazar Alvarez. 24, of Tiju.ana was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of Business Briefs Charle D . HC hic'' Hen- drlcksof Newport Beach has joined Lange Financial Co(po- ration as vice president of mar- k~ing and sales. as part of the expansion of LFC Real Estate Marketing Services ... In his new po ition. Hendricks property. I 500 -;-Suzct Palomar Gutier- rez, 23. of Tijuana was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. TUESDAY, JAN 10. CRIMES 0600 -An attempted auto burglary was reported in the Bayport Apartments parkin1 lot. 0700 -A brief case valued at $250 and cassette tapes valued at S200 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 200 block of 62nd. I 502 -A bracelet valued at S-1-;-SOO was reported stolen from a restaurant patron in the 400 block of Main Street. 1730 -A car seat valued at $470 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the 4800 block of Seashore. ARRESTS 0235 -Ron Dean. 4 I. of lnaJewood was arrested on sus- picion of receiving known stolen property. 1415 -Brian Blake Cleveland, 27, a transient, was arrested on suspicion of giving false infor- mation to a peace officer. 1940 -Kirk Roy Leach, 43, of Westminster was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. WEDNESDAY, JAN. II CRIMES 164S -Stereo equipment valued at $650, a watch valued at S 1,800 and currency totaling $SO were reported stolen from a residence in the 700 block of 'Tustin. 2100-Miscellaneous furniture and athletic items valued at $7, 7SO were reported stolen from Fred Valari's Studio of Martial Arts located at 1000 West Pacific CoasLHi~ AR RUTS 1610 -.Michael Edward Den- nison, 20, of Green Valley was arrested on suspicion of giving fat :.informatio o-a peace-- officer. 2000 -Allison Lee Meri- weather. 26, of Anaheim was a~rcstcd, on suspicion of petty theft. 2030 -Bradley Dean Bruenn. 27. of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of driving ,, ••• a ... THE NEWllOM a•• FR I on a suspended liceme. THVltSDAY,JAN.12 · CJpMl:S . I 030 -A computer valued at $500 was reported stolen from a business in the 4000 block of MacArthur. 1120 -Ski equipment valued at $3,425 was· reported stolen from an apartment building storage area in the 1800 block of Park Newport. 1330 -A w~tch valued at $200 and a wallet and contents valued at SS40 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 4200 block of Marting~e. I S30 .; Jc;welry valued at $2,0 IS was reported stolen from a residence in the 900 block of Irvine. ARRESTS 0100 -Kintin Frances Pater- nie, •8, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving. 0215 -Kevin James Wood, "22~ of Newport Beach was arrested on suipicion of drunk driving. FRIDAY, JAN. 13 CRIMES 0140 -A car stereo valued at $500 was reported stolen from a vehicle in the vicinity of McFadden and Court. 0930 -Miscellaneous items valued at $220 were reported G stokn from a trailer ia the JIO block of EMt CC>Mt ffisla••J. 1800 -A camera mom.or valued at SI JOO and campiq equipment v-1ued at S3SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 300 block: of East Coast Highway. 201 7 -A afe containing jewelry valued at $25,000 was reported stolen from a residence in the I SOO block: of Ruth. 220S - A handgun valued at $250 and currency totaling $200 were reported stolen from a residence in the 1300 block of Sussex. ARRESTS ~ r IOOS -John William Sw~ger, 2S, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of possa- sion of a hypodermic needle and a syringe. 1700 Ralph Anthony Fer------ rara, 41 , of Newpon Beach ... arrested on S\lSpicion of drunk driving. SATURDAY, JAN 14 CRIMES , 204S - A burglary resulting in an undetermined loss was reported in the 300 block of Otero. ARRESTS 2200 -Allan Wayne Taylor, 23. of Costa Mc. a was arrested o n suspicion of drunk dnving.. ---.IN --will 1>c heading LFC"s Reat- Esnate Clearinghou e and Auc- tion divisions. He will also be responsible for developing mar- keting plans. coordinating the field development of potential listings and negotiating property sales and directing marketing representatives in client acquisi- tion. • •• Catllaerlne R•ddi1 joined lnwJtm~nt N~twork of Am~rica as an account executive at the Newport Beach branch of Band of America. Ruddis is an NASO Registered Representative who can give information and assess investment alternatives. The-- proaram was created expressly for Bank of America by Secur- ities. Annuities and Insurance Services, Inc.. through which insurance products are offered. l£1s.You , ' . BEI'IER NIGHT ••• Just in time for income tax filin1. ~ Lellme• Huttoe is offerina a free seminar on Wed .• Feb. I at 10 a .m., at the 8aQ)oa Bay Club. It is entitled, •Medican Catastrophic Tax" and details what it,is and what to do about it. Per19ns 64 yean or older are recommended to attend. For more information, call 955-7,50. Door prizes will besimaaway. ·· ••• &-• G. St•••• bu been telected u vice president and lndina off 1CCr for the Boston Com,.iay'a subsidiary. BOiton safe Depolit and Trust Com· pany, announced Newport leach rcaional manaaer, J. David £aalc.' Stephen will be rapomible for provMtina com· pnllentive personal lendina e aenice• lo a be Boston c..,..., .. amucnt climtelc in Or ; County. Tm heart. If yoo'~ ever lain awake at night \NOrf)'ing about money, yoo'r§ not alone. Money is emotional And yoor savi~ is the I006t emotional money "" yo(J haYe. "" '--than million. ~know it. And so do our lV lUl~ a customen. WhlCh could be why · more than a mUlion Calibnians mm their money to Afnetican Savinp. And our a11ta1acr ranh . '-. are growing daily. ., .. K>day American~ ~ $15 billion =c.J coune. our acccu1b aR m.nd b up ro ~by me me F-edml Savinia and Wan·~ Capora11Di\. AN Q.n IDEA 1HAT Sme BIANo NEW c .. ..._. •- ... IPR ra .. THENEWPORTEN!llGN .... . CdM.'s c _agers .run .down by_ Estancia .. ay PATRICK YOON AND recent victories over Tustin and and Heredia, who Eagles' Coach GEORGE PAPPAS Newport Harbor. The Sea Kings Tim O'Brien credited as .. the real In basketball, when it comes will need to contend with Uni-difference in the game," contri- to offense there are two basic versity's potent inside game led buted 18 points. schools of thought. by Stephan Mumaw (6-8) and .,. But more significantly, the " Some teams like to push the Pat Ferrell (6-S). Guards Junior Eagles' defense bottled up CdM ball up the court, employing a Oliver and David Deiter could center Brian Spratt limiting him nm-and gun approac~ also-infliet--some-damage on the-9-poin~-the-pme. Evcq teams prefer a slow, deliberate Sea Kings' game plan. time Spratt received the ball, the (half court) offense. 04University got off to a bad Eagles double or triple teamed The two styles clashed this start this season but ·now they him. past week when Corona del Mar are on the rise_," Orris said. ..We didn't adjust very well to acccf Estancia High in a Sea .. We're going to have a mucn their p~ur-e-en-BriarL-We View League showdown. tougher time this time around. should have hit our open players Estancia 's high powered If we're 'going to win we n~ on the outside," Orris pointed offense over ran the Sea Kings' to do a much better job keeping out. squad, 6S-S2. (Earlier in the University off the offensive However, when the Sea Kings week CdM also bad trouble boards than we did against went to their outside game they k.eepiq up with another running Saddle back. We have to stop usually came up empty. Cd M's team, Sadcllebact). their big guys," he added. shooters struggled for much of ... knew we were going to have led to Cd M's down-the night only converting 36 • h _.;;;a ·~--uft6"L boili teams," r · . percent of thc.ir shots. a1u ~ ..... '° 1atl m the Estanaa game, ,. s remarked Cd M Coach Paul 041 hi L ced k Early m the game, the ca Orris. t n .. we Q to wor on Kings sta.rted slowly. Estancia quickness on defense. We're also fi ~re is no excuse with bow not screening off very well," he quickly _went ahead in arst we played against Estancia. We "added. quarter, 5-4, with Paul' Mc- didn' play with a lot of desire Daniel's 3-pointer. It was a lead Cd M's starting guard Matt the Eagles never lost or intensity," Orris added. · Cwicrtnia commented, .. We By halftime, Estancia had "'But I wp hoping to avoid didn't play any defense, which built up a 31-20 lead. In second getting into a running game with is the same as against Saddle-half, the Eagles' lead surged to them." back. We didn't rebound at all. as much 17 points. (The Eagles The two losses dropped CdM We kind of took thcm(Estancia) converted SO percent of their in tic for third place with lightly," he Bdded. (Cwiertnia shots in the pmc). University. led Cd~ with 13 points). Cwicrtnia cut the Eaglet lead Tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m., Estancia's high dynamic to ~3-33 in the final quarter CdM hosts Unive~sity in guard duo of Mike Curtis and sin.king several baskets but CdM ranatch of their lcgue opener. Aqllltin Heredia bombed the · could get no cloecr. With 26 Tbe Sea Kinp easily defeated/ Sea Kings for a combined to secondl &e t Alex alfiamson tbe Trojw in their fint meeting. of 44 points. Curtis sank 26 buried a 3-pointer b.U by then But University is on roll with points and grabbed 10 rebounds the game was already decided. Rematc.h with Tustin .set for tomorrow BY GEORGE PAPPAS Dramatic finishes have come to typify the games of Newport Harbor Higb's basketball team this season. With I second remaining in a league battle against University this past week., Harbor's Craig De Busk. sank a 3-pointer to send the game into overtime. How- ever, the Sailors ran out of steam in overtime peljod losing, 63-57. Harbor bad rallied from a 8- point deficit .with 2:54 left in the game to tic the game at 53 at end of regulation time. But University outscored the Sailors lo-4 in overtime as guard David ,Deiter sank 6 of 7 attempts from the charity -stripe. For Harbor it marked their ·four straight league loss. This week the Sailon will attempt to reb_ound in a rematch against qainst Tustin. The Sailors lost to Tustin in their lcapc opener. The Sailon were led in the game by Chris Lee with 20 poinu and Pais Pariah who sank 17. It was pme which was never short on drama but in the end .. lo• oa beartbrcU for the SliilWI. Hart.or ltrugled iil the fint ... .., 22 .. OIDt (6-ol-27 1laot1) from tlae field. But tlaroap aunuive play OD •lfl•t i1M1J pretaatld Ulliwr- lilJt...Natt•mrWklllM I s...... D-16 II the half. ~ . University's big men, Stephan Mumaw (6-8) and Pat Ferrell (6- S) were limited to a mere 6 points between them in the first half. Harbor's shooting improved in the second half as they sank 15 of 39 shots. Lee opened the third quarter with a 3-pointer. Parish added another 3-pointer and baskct_,to bring the Sailors to within one, 2625 with 5:25 left in the third period. The Sailors continued to chip away at University's lead for the 11111111• ..... 11 #V'F a t• THE ,_.ORT Bl••t A pfoud experience ·. tor Refl i ctions winners BY BONNIE ENCSTROM .. The Community Room at the Newport Center Library buzzed with the whispers of parents and the excited little cries of glee emitting from more than half- . a-hundred ch1ldren last Sunday afternoon. The Harbor Council PT A Reflections Display was in full swing, and the winners of ~ this level of the cultur!l1 arts contest were about to be announced. The art, music, literature and photography contest was spons- cored at this district-wide level by Baker Communications, pub- lisher of The Newport Ensign and the Costa Mesa News. Roger Bloom. executive editor ot pu6Tfoations; Jan 1rg er, Harbor Council PT A president; and Susie Jawor, 1987-88 Cali- fornia State-PT A Honorable Mention Reflections _winner handed out the awards to 17 talented young people. Each received a $25 check courtesy of publisher Seth Baker. Ten-year-old Brian Abbott of Killcybrooke Elementary took fint place in the Elementary Photography Division. Bri~n submitted a color print Qfllhis little -sist• 11tuggling on 'iLeir dad~ lap. He felt this subject -fulfilled-the t~oithe-contest, .. Proud Experiences," because he was 06proud that my dad could do things like that!" Brian almost didn't enter the contest ... At first I dido 't want to. But, my mom was pressuring me · about it, and my friend's mom penuaded me to do it!" Brian plans to spend his award money on a new video game. Anderstn 4th-grader Laurel Hafer also ·used her dad as the subject for her music entry, .. Father~ Day Song." ... wrote it on Father·s Day. I was in my room before I went to bed. He had his best Father's Day. I wrote it because of that." she recalled. Laurel has a conservative approach to how she will spend her prize money ... 111 probably save it~ntil I .sec omcthing I want ton ave a /01 ! .. Laurel's 8th-grade brother, Brian Hafer, won the Junior High Literature Division for his poem, ''Lady Liberty." Brian is taking this in stride, for he won the same division last year for an 1.magimnive short-story b"asc-d on the 1987-88 theme, .. Wonders of the ·world." Be watching for a novel in a few more years! Sisters Anna and Olivia Marinez were t he bearcnof proud smiles in the winning primary photograph taken by their friend, Laura Cote'. Six- year-old Laura says the three girls have been friends for .. a long time." Th~ three formed a bowling team, and the two girls in the photo are displaying their tropfi1es. Laura Took the picture because, "I'm proud of my bowling team!"· She has very practical plans for her prize money. 06l'm gonna spend it on a camera, .'cause I don't have one. I used my mom·s." Brian Tyler, a junior at Cor-· ona del Mar High School, won the music division for a piano piece titled 06Russian-American Youth Summit Concerto: Proudly in the Key of Peace." This talented and versatile young man plays several instru- .mmts._composb music p_colifk cally and has knowledge and ability in many areas of music from traditional jazz to contem- porary rock to classical. Next stop, Broadway! Jared Romero, a 6th-grader at California School, won the Elementary Literature Division for an insightful and moving short story about a lonely young boy at s ummer camp who rescues two other campers from drowning and is acclaimed a hero. Besides writing, which according to his mother, he docs "all the time,•• Jared has a passion for collecting base.ball cards. He will apply his award money toward to Jose Conseco Rookie card which will cost approximately SSS . Corona del Mar High School 7th-grader Kris Bender won the Junior High Visual Arts Div- · ision for his soft pencil drawing of a high school graduation ceremony. 061 thought gradua- tion was an aceptionaJ, special item for that subject 'Proud Experiences.' My mom thought it was clever, too. I did it the day befoTe (the contest dead- line)." Art has become an integral part of young Kris' life. Grand- son of professional artist Wayne Bender whose given nam~ is Kris• middle one, the 12-ycar-old is an old hand at winning art contests. He's won several newspaper-sponsored coloring contests, and once won a $30 gift certificate from a restaurant for his coloring expertise. He used :. receive a certificate of recogni- tion from the Southern Califor- nia Edu~ational Theater Asso- ciation. Lisa's winning poem is about the play the group is working on . isa i a prolific pocrwho credits her Honors English teacher, S heila Brown, with much of her success. Last year Brown encouraged her to use her owrrideas. amt; _..It fett gre-at! Now, I ·m letting my mind roam." The student shares most of her work with the teacher because .. She makes me want to do extra things ... Lisa's other mentor is her mother, Sue Freeman Smith, who bas served as Harbor Coun- il PT A and-Fourth District PT A Reflections chairman. She reminisced about the time her mother's station wagon was piled high with .. Reflections" entries. "'That's when the Reflec- tions Program was fully impressed on my soul!" It's debatable whether the best thing about the Reflections Program is seeing, bearing and reading what makes these young folks tick., OT whether it's meet- ing them and talkmg with them. They arc all gifttd with dreams, ............ insights and fresh ideas. They have the ability to sec the humaa _ ___. __ ...,.. ............ .,._. -~ition fro-llflhe viewpoinrof it to buy an order of fries, then proceeded to the establishment's video arcade to spend the rest! For the .. Reflections" prize money, be has greater plans. .. I'm saving up for a car," be explained nonchalantly. When asked if he fancied a particular kind, the practical side of his nature revealed itself: 06lt doesn't matter. A long as it bas wheels!" Sunday was a day of honor for Estancia High SchooWunior Lisa Freeman. First she won the award for the out tanding entry in the High School Literature Division of .. Reflections ... then he trekked to Fullerton to join her chool drama group to six-year-old Kristine Harring- ton, whose proud experience is sjmply that her little brother survived his heart surgery, to the sensitive photographic portrayal of a toddler stretching to reach an apple from a tree, entitled .. I can do it myself," by Corona del 1 Mar junior Cameron Smith . Newport...Heights Elementary Visual Arts winner Jantl RuueU combined whimsy with history in a work called "Through Grandpa's Eyes, .. showing a pair of wire-rimmed spectacles and historical events of the last 70 years. Kristi Phocbus' acrylic depiction of graduation is a bird·s '\eye view of jubilantly tossed mortar boards. Kristi, a Corona del Mar senior, is antici- pating her joy and pride in lld , ....... • " .. ,_I M•llY 11. t• THE NeWPoRT ENSIGN r .... , • d. 0 : • • , '"c ~ •. f'tlOTOllAPllY -Tiii wl•llll .... II Ill JllltJ.I ... II ............ .. Cllllll WWI 'r: t.,.I Clll II ...,.,. lllllll El111i ry .... II .. ,.11111 Clllllfl ( .... Ill); lrtll Allllll 11 Kill'rllb Ell lllUJ 1111111II .. 1l11u•11 nt1111y ( ..... 1111): Khlll lcflrtm II C... mt .... lclllll II Ill )Iller ..... 11111111 (lllM. ""3): .. Cl11r11 ..... ~··· • .......... , ut111ry (.._; rll'I). <tJ • .· -? I The Life SaV~r aY JARED ROMERO z.da waa a very aby boy, who didD\ have any friends. He lived in a small town in Missouri. Duri.q the winter, be could usually find something to do to keep busy. If be wu bored, he could always do schoolwork. In the summer, he didn't have anything to do at all. He longed to go to camp, but his parents couldn't afford to send him. ~ one suminer, Zach was allowed to go to camp. On July I Sth. Zach's f athcr drove him to the edge of Bear Lake. After saying bis good-byes, Zach paddled a canoe out to the little island in the center of the lake. The camp w~ located on this island. It only took Zach about five minutes to reach camp. After he signed in, Zach was ~igned a bunk. Now because there was an odd number of boys, and Zach didn't have any friends, be bad a bunk all to bi1D1elf. During the day, Zach wu kept busy, but in the even- ings, when the coumelon let the kids do what they wanted, Z..:b was lonely. He dido 't have any friends, so be was by himself .• The other kids didn't know what to make of him, so they left him alone. Since Zach didn't have a friend to share his thoughts with, be wrote them down in a little notebook. This is one of bis entries. .. July 21 : Today was the same as yesterday and the day before. We wake up, go swimming, then cat breakfast. We make some things in Arts and Crafts, go on a nature hike, and cat lunch. After that, the kids play games and I go off on my own. Dinner i~t. and then.singing.around the . campfire. We watch and Lady Li ·berty IY BRIAN HAFER Oh say can you see 11zrough JhLcopper-aow~por1als. A viL'w of the city greets me That I have dreamed off or so long. I see the Twin Towers so tall To tM left, the Empire State Building. The birds that fly by sing a joyous call Through the mist that surrounds them all. I hear the clanging in her majestic crown As the people wind slowly up the spiral staircase The person next to me with fatigue begin.s to frown But I'm filled with excitement, for I 've dreamed of being here for so long. The rusty green portrait of the Lady liberty. All the people pressing their hands and noses on the windows of her-<rown. ~ While /look out at the deep blue harbor sea Such a feeling of hope and eternity consumes me. · Time can't erase this picture from my mind I am so proud to have been able to climb inside A more dramatic experience I shall not find With her torch raised high, She '.s a symbol of hope That people -have dreamed of for so lonx. Winners •.. II 1 ~-... 7 graduating this June. Kellee Koenig, Primary Vi ual Arts winner from Killybrooke, showed her pride of heritage in a painting of her grandmother. Kirstc.n McFarland's pboto- graph of two tiny soccer players huaina their trophic portrayed their pride, and Patty Myung's musical tc0re. 06Make It A Proud Experience," were winner for thae two Corona del Mar stu- dents. Seven-year-old Mikey Mamoa acppeid forward in gray ft 1111 ..... and white I W neck to a~cpt the award for his mo ical entry, "The Pro~dne s of M'y Dreams and 6utur~ .. Teresa Barnett will graduate this year from Marion Panons Special Education Center. Per- haps her proud experience is the most meaningful of all. Teresa's crayon drawing is a self-portrait of her proudest moment, when ht represented her school in the Orange County Special Olym- pic Pageant lptsprina. It 1~w~ a little girl (thou1h ~ereu "· 21 , she i only 4-f oot 8-1ncba) 1n a purple drc hC?klina out ~r kirt to take a bi1 bow. Bchand her two suns are thinin . Now ttia J a proUd cxpeneace learn about tbi atan. then we 10 to bed. The days wouldn't be so boring if I bad a friend to . share them with. I'm too shy to make one, though. I guess that I am afraid that if I tried to make a friend, he would reject me. I don't know what 111 do." MRJ&r a t• THE NniPOflr-M time, Zach ran toward the dock. ·there dri,,,,U.. water, aD e,a were on him. .. Joe, aet Dr. Hunt. Randy, 10 down to the cafeteria and Ft three mugs of the soup that we bad for supper," the chief coun- selor said. After they had eaten their soup and been checked over by Dr. Hurst, Zach and the two boys told their story to every- body. Then Zach went to bed. When Zach woke up, he got dressed and went outside. After breakfast, the chief counselor called an assembly. "I cal.led this assembly today to present a medal to one of your fell ow ca~pers. Last night, be saved the lives of two boys caught in a sto rm. This took a lot of quick thinking and bravery on his part. Zach, come up and receive your medal, .. the chief counselor announced. Zach never f cit pro uder and .. Two weeks went by and Zach made no attempt to make a f ricnd. Then one day, about a month before camp ended, something surprising happened. Everybody surrounded the campfire singing. Two boys sneaked away from the crowd. Nobody noticed them. Nobody but Zach. As usual, be stood away from everyone, so it was easy to notice anything unusual or different. The boys started toward the docks' carrying their dufflc bags. They were going to ditch·camp! Zach started to tell a counselor, but the counselor was too absorbed in the song, and didn' pay any attention to him. Aft~ seeing that rousing the counselor was a waste of When he reached the cdte of the lake, Zach could see the boys out on the water. Suddenly, a small but strong wind picked up. Zach felt a few drops of rain on his neck. A storm was brewing! Thinking quickly, Zach grabbed some lif c jackets and buck.led one on himself. He took two oan and strapped them onto a row- boat. The wind had turned into a gale. The rain pourtd down. In the distance, Zach could sec the eanoc. It was rocking. It tipped over! Zach paddled as hard as he could. The boys were splashing around in the water. Zach called out to them and threw the life jackets to them. When Zach reached the two boys, he pulled them into the boat and rowed to shore. When they reached the dock, Zach managed to get the boys out of the boat, and back to the cabin. He laid the boys d own on th.cir beds and covere them willf warm blankets. As he stood lcsstoncryrhcn When he received ------ Pride is Never Alone av USA FREEMAN Never have I happened upon The end · One who understands I thought of all What bappeDI OD the other the fighting end the degradation of the production of a play. the put-downs. I don't mean the technical All of us trying or the programs to make it work or the props but no-one knowing bow to do it together costumes or make-up but we did it! It 'I the people Y ct no-one -~- in tbe troupe bad teen it yet! I did 8ot -it Except for me-· until it ... too late Then I stmted to cry and it waa ewer. for I (Cit so lost Tie~ before aad alo.e. __;_.,..,__~--eiaht----Thea I loobd ap...a ..,, ....... )'OllC .. was crying. too. .. his medal that day. My Little Br other BY KRISTINE HARRING- TON I am proud because I have a younger brother that once had a heart problem. He went to Boston Jor an operation. His name is Thomas. When he came home he was a healthy boy. I am glad that Thomas did not die. My brother is a cute baby. My famjly ls-tµcky for Thomas to still be ~c. l love my little brother. ,. ,_ II M•'IY II. 1• THE NEWPORT.ENSIGN Confab eyes bringing The Word to life. BY PEGGY DARNELL Thankyou God.for Your love and for the many gifts whicl:a are mine. Teach me how to give as freely as you have given to me. Amen. Heartwarmers. Many gifts were generously given and suggestions· for ways those assembled could incorpor- ate their own gilts to others last . INSIGHIS pants from more than 40 differ- ent parishes throughout the diocese, as well as members of other faith communities were present. All gathered together to learn ways to encourage their worship services and bring The Word to life. Reverend Rod Stephens, director of the office for the catechumenate and associate ·director for the office of liturgy introduced Conde. He was ordained in 1974 and is a national consultant, environ- mental and graphic artist and presenter in the areas of envir- onment and art in Catholic Friday night at Our Lady Queen worship. His workshop revolved of Angels Parish in Newport around this. Beach. The two-day conference Reverend Art Holquin, newly entitled "Thble of the Word, appointed rector of Holy Family Iabl~ of __!he_Bread," was Cathedral in · Orange, spoke organized by Peggy on C:-about tlle re orm anhenewat- director of music and liturgy in thctt has come about bccaµsc of conjunction with the Diocese of the Constitution of Sacred Orange. Hundreds of partici-Liturgy Document, a quantum leap of change and reform that requires full activity and conscious participation at the EX.-TATlll -Qrta Wllbr. blwl 111111 II W-. TIMI II ....... II .. ....., 0-II ...... 111,uu II 11111111111 _. unfoll1 Ill -* 1111 lrtlp ,_....11 '"""1 .... Ill 1111111 111 I u II um I • ,., II Ill u d111nrt. PIOTO IY PUIY IAllW WE'RE table of the word and the table energy was well-received as he sharing some of the labels given of the bread. motivated those attending to to priests in their circle of one who can tell you to go to hell in such a way that you look forward to it." IN RENEWAL -"'We arc called t<rbe-a haven -be.come-.partof the music In his relationships.._ of hospitality, to be reminded of beginning remarks, be thanked "We have those who arc called who arc in the roots of our cvcryon~ for arranging his first after having been involved in family of faith, to think about earthquake, referring to the another life path or career," he who it is in our r,nidst, to be ·recent Malibu shaker. said. "We calJ them burnt offer- - - ------==::::::___..:_ Traditional 7:30 AM COirtcmporary ~00 AM Charismatic 1~:45 AM Church School 9:00 AM -called to transformation and "I became interested in mak-ings. Then we have those who change, touching I not only the ing music a big part of my life began their vocations dutjng the head, but the heart," Holquin as a young chorister in an high school years, they arc called said. He also asked those present ~nglican cathedral,'' Walker lifcn." to consider this a celebration, an said. "It is so exciting to hear l;le added that be was a lifer important role in shaping God's people sing your own music. The and spoke about his hesitancy wprdllMong-us. - - - -iesp_onse here bas been wonder-to join the priesthood, which Chris Walker was introduced ful." inctudcd hit inititi laek of co Oakham· bad all present gather around the altar, where he led the blessing of bead, can, lips, shoulders and feet of those committing themselves to action as disciples of Jesus. as one of the foremost and Reverend Oakham of the fidence and seeming lack of internationally known compos-CarmeliteOrdcr, provided much talents and gifts. He spoke about en of liturgical music. He is inspirational food for thought as his classmates, who managed so .._.fr Sa9• • • .._ _._ presently on a six month sai).. ~ welJ as a good sense of humor. much better than himself, how Oild a.• f;OO -* ,~., -batfoal from his professional He is director of Institutes with be struggled and bow otben did Pr. DawW c ..... ,..., 111 .,_ duties at Clifton Cathedral in North American Forum on the _ not appear to have as many Bristol, England and will be Catcchumenate and bas been problems as he did in the Upon returning to their scats, some feedback was gencJated on this activity. A woman stood up · and-Aid, "I rcallico n't fi~re out why we were going u]' thcTC, but then began to ttali~ it was the dynamic pulse of people coming together, strangen actu- ally and that along with the music to echo the action, there was an immense sense of wel- touring the United States and director of Rite of Catholic seminary. He remembered a come." . ~ Canad~ sharing his expertise Initiation for Adults on the classmate who was a natural and joy in music to many church parish level and a member of the diplomat and offeTed the -dcs- communitics on bis itinerary. RCIA subcommittee of the cription, "A diplomat is some- His songs arc published in Liturgy Commission for the Another commented, 1'bere was a sharing and giviq at the same time, a sense of joy... , SAl1fl' JAlllS EPISCOPAL CHURCH 3209 V1& Lido 1'ewrrt Beach, CA • 92663 714/675-0210 ..... cal .......... .. h• ........ _.. ....... .. numerous hymnals, Protestant Archdiocese of Los Angeles. as well as Catholic. His dynamic He began bis presentation by llAIAH.,. ., , I•••• llfutca ,,._ ftillltl 1:15 p.m. bbbi Sin'*' D. lclUllll snlident Joel Mnmlohn ......................... ~ ....... • Q? a.. _. ........ .. 111~.-.21 .................. ••1-.urr 2W BM. . ............. ) IAlll IMI I. •WI .... ,.lllCU ffl..a,... F..., .. , .... I•"-...... 7a a1111111 ....... Mlllf..T-..... ••t a ,.....,. ......... , a• can.!"-~9'....., EduC.lor N O._, ... I bcse are some of the goals of the Second Vatican Council," continued Oakham. "We begin to get a glimmer, to undentand what power there is in the Word; it needs to be .recaptured. We must push beyond normal hear- ing to move closer to the vision and the challenge the Council has given us in our wonhip. We are a!J challenged to bring the Word to life with whotn we gather." St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church Wonhip Ind tar d\11 pnaical, Ow.-c::mer.ed. ~ ~· "SLAVES AND MASTERS/ EMPLOYEES AND EMPLOYERS" (~6cS.9) Or.Jahn"-~Jr. Sund.y,_,__, 22, 1989 .... 8:JOmd 10:15 A.M. 600 St. Andrews Ro.I. Newport Bach. c..lifomla (714) 631·2880 (ICIWI (rQia Nrapcwt tt.rbor t¥Sdw:Jol• .,.. .. ~) St. Mark Presbyterian Church I 111 " .. f'RFF a t• THE NEWPORT B•CIN f?S II Injuries can't sink .Cd _M ·girls soccer aY GEORGE PAPPAS Sbutouts ha~ become the fOrte of Corona:.del Mar High\ prls soccer team tlm acason. Recently, the Sea Kings notched their 11th shutout of the t 988-89 season with 1-0 def cat of Sea View League rivals, Estancia. (CdM•s team is two shutouts away tying the school . record ·of 13 set by last year's team). CdM's girls squacf bas· accomplished this despite having key starters either injured or ill during much ol the season. The Sea Kings, who are the def end- ing league champs, have remained competitive in league action notching a 3-1 ma~k, 11- 5-2 overall record and are currently ranked No. 9 in the CIF 4A division. . Tooay Ulp.m., rb-e Serti11gr face University in a league rematch on their home field. Cd M's only Joss in league action this season came at the hands of the Trojans. Cd M's casualty list this season includes seniors Julie Smith (the - team's top player), who was sidelined with a shoulder injury, Tracy Boatman (knee injury), goalie Kim Kolstad, (bronchi- tis), Prentice Perk.ins (flu), Stacy Hughes. Reserve players junior Susie Peters (ankle injury) and Erinn Aley and Alicia . Olsen (who were both sick) have also ~n . out of the line up until recently . this scuon because of injuries, .. Nguyen added. CdM's injured players arc ~k in the line up but Nguyen saad they arc still nuning their injuries. Earlier this season the team had eight senion out of the line up at one point due to either injuries or illness, Nguyen added. .. I've never bad this happen before. I've bad to learn to be a lot more patient u a coecb this season, .. be added. ·sut we've still been competitive against iop 10 teams." The r~nt return of J ulic . Smith was big boost for Sea Kinp, Nguyen said. "'She is the best player in the league," Nguyen added. ..l~ not seen a kid with better detcQDination or the s kill and understanding of what it takes to win." Nguyen said Smith played well in the Estancia game but wai still affected by her injury. .. People were leaning on 'her shoulder, so she couJdn' be real physical," Nguyen said. However, the Sea Kings have continued to win games which Nguyen attributes to the team's depth. Cd M bas 14 players from last year .... s team, wrucb reac cd as far as the Cl F quarterfinals before losing. .. It's because of our depth and the ability of our players to play different positions. I also think this year's team is stronger. They have better ball control skills, .. be added. This-season-CdM's younger playen have ably filled in with solid efforts coming from sopho- more sJartcrs Tracy Schriber (forward), Kristen Borland (for- ward),a transfer from Arcadia. Prentice Perkins (1wuper/for- ward), who a1lo played for the volleyball team and Becky Todd (def ender/ midfielder). who should make up the core of next year's squad. wrbe young playen on our team are doing a great job. Tracy (Boatman) and Kristen (Bor- land) arc good players even though they need some more cxpcricnc.e. Tracy (Schriber) is trying to get in soccer shape right now,"' he said. Todd is considered the team's defensive stopper. She has drawn the team's toughest de- fensive assignments this season. .. She d one well this season. Becky is the fastest player on our team. She can cover a lot of grouod,""_be ~dcd~ Seniors Katie Geib (who scored the game-winning goal against Estancia) and Christy Prough have also contributed for the Sea Kings. The team's recent success comes down to their aggressive defense: They play a combina- tion of a zone and man-to-man defense. - .. Defense has always been our strength. Because of injurie this season. I've told the kids that we have to shut out other te~ms to stay in the game." When trs Dunn ... Well 11tt's Done Righr' ... DUNN4¥Ebb Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning, Inc. .. We've been snakebitten with injuries.," mnarkcd-Cd M-(;oach John Nguyen, who in his third year of coaching the Sea K.ings's airls squad. (He graduated from Newport Harbor High itt 1979). flll PUT -C... tll .. lllW'• T1111 1 2 k .... llr ..... • 1(1'1 I f' f .......... t.-................ 1111 Finest Quality-Reasonable Costs Carpet R~pairs-Flood Damage Restoration 181 11 ..... 11111'111l CIS1-u 'f .. fll?la.1.e.•• Since 1965 .. I've not had the whole team together until the Estancia game. That's wbat bu hurt us. We've Jacked a continuity on tliis team ...................... .....,,,... ............. . ..., ... l1f1 1 1 Ill•' I I .. II ...... II llf --,_ • .. W11r..... Pllll IY mlY N Cl 548-9373 Costa M .. ·· Sailors ... rema1mng to cut the Trojans lead to 49-47. 11 I f n. f111 I much time be re taking control But Univ~ity didn't waste remainder of the third quarter. in the overtime riod. The Trojans still led 37-35 after Mumaw put a basket with the third period. 2:37 Jcft and Deiter sank_ a p~r With six minutes left in ther Q,f"frcc throws to pu~ Unaver 1ty game, Parish stoic the ball and , d'p, 57-53. scored on a layup to give Harbor With 3~ second left in over- a 41-38 lead. time. Harbor closed in on Uni- But University clamped d own ver ity. 58-57. as Pari h and on the Sailors and cored 11 Scott Gray each scored baskets. unanswered points to go ahead But Dieter slammed the door 4CJ.41. on the Sailor ·s rally hitting four Harbor battled back. though. shot from the charity tripe in Lee swiped the ball and drove the game· final second . lhe length of the court for a .Harbor missed sev~ral de per- basket. 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Each will capture your South Coast Repertory Theater, emotions in a subtle manner as 641be Road To Mccc~" serves the plot builds. up a tasty two-act candlelit menu Director Martin Benson, who of human dignity as its center-expertly chose the trio of shining . . piece. It is a not-so-gentle tug stars, deftly extracts their finest of the heart. qualities. Without SCR regular It is a sensitive dramasodc Benson and strong acting tccb- which takes place at the clap-niques, the play wouldn't come board home of Miss Helen, an out as touchingly as it docs. eccentric widow who has created Scene One opens as Miss a garden filled with sculpted Helen, a troubled and de ressed arum s an bar s she cal s ber widow nearmg her 70s, has 64Mecca." written an urgent letter to her New Bethesda, South Africa, special f ricnd, Elsa, an English is a quiet little village until teacher in a black school in Helen's friend Elsa arrives to Capetown, South Africa. save Helen from losing her home The younger Elsa, 30, and and, most of all, her dignity. Helen became friends ·over the Elsa's visit becomes more than years, while Elsa was on a trip she bargained for when Helen's through the desert village of New ----------·hlo"'11n"g,...,-tmiamn""c-n:pastor arrives to have Bethesda. Elsa was attracted her sign a paper that will place Helen ·s yard full of sculpted her in a home for the aging. Mf or animals and birds. her own good.9' After receiving Helen's letter, There arc only three actors in the concerned Elsa has just the play. Nan Martin is Miss driven 800 miles non-stop to Helen, Christine Healy is Elsa Helens• eclectic little home to li%•••tlt l/(.warJ's give Miss Helen aid ancj counsel. Following her husband, Ste- fanus' death IS years before, Helen's strange, creative inclina- tions eventually have caused conservative villagers to shun her friendship. Helen dodges Elsa's ques- tions. In the candlelight, Elsa sea Helen's band is burned, as well as a fire scorched window which has new curtains. Helen shuns a truthful ex lanation. e en reveals Marius Bylc- veld, her pastor, has a paper he wants her to sign. It provides Helen will be moved perman-challenges · both to get to the ently out of her 64Mecca." Elsa, point and discuss the letter. upon learning .. this, is furious Playwright Fugard now bas that the church would attempt set the stage for the two Mfriends" any such action. Marius, the of Miu Helen to come to verbal pastor, is soon to arrive as blows, with revealing results. ·tension builds. Helen asks Elsa Playwright Fugard .smoothly to speak to him in her behalf. succeeds in bringing about a Elsa will not, demanding that cbanae of much lfCalCr internal Helen ~ake her own decision. strengtb in the elderly Helen's Pastor Marius entcn bringing meek character. vegetables from bis garden. Elsa ~c Road To ~" ja_ --- -stays-out of the convenation -.....--p-.-lay you should see if you enjoy Helen and the pastor skirt his human drama well done. real reason for being there. Helen room at the Sunshine As Marius is ready to leave, Now at South C003t Reper- tory Theater, Twsday to Sun- day, through Feb. 16. Home For The Aged miles away. Els~ can stand it no longer. She Ca-rroll~ Damon.a show 1·s .se or · e enter Diah·ann Carroll and Vic Damone, whose fiJ~ television and musical achievements have made them legend aS well as superstars~ will perform "An Evening of Love and Romance" at The Performing Arts Center, Jan. 27 and 28, at 8 p.m. A concert that promises to be too exciting to pass up will f cature a marvelous variety of songs from memories to contem- porary favorites. Just as the title implies, Damone will bring back such atelier bits as, .. On the Street Where You Llvc" and 641 Don't Want to Walk Without been a regular pcrf ormcr in Las Vegas. Her motion picture and television career has blossomed from her "Best Actress" Academy Award n~·nation in 1974 for 64Claudinc" her role on the nighttime ·al, 640yn- asty." Vitor Farinola, as Vic Damone was known back in bis childhood days in Brooklyn, New York, has long si nce become known for his great lyric baritone voice. Winning a place on Arthur Godfrey's "Talent Scouts," at the age of 18, he has reached amazing heights over the years. Damone has sung his way to stardom· on records, but he has also distinguished himself appearing in the nation ·s most acclaimed nightclubs, concerts and on television. Quake doesn't rattle . ... ._ ____ ,...~--.-..-.--..-.-.---..-.--. .............. ____________ .. You." visiting artists -much • ••FIEJISllEIN'S PiRFORIUMCI IS A MARVEL:' 'IORCH SONG 'flm.ooY - .. .. .. Omli .... UACJICT'M nu•• ..................... • Diahann Carroll, who bas been Mrs. Damone since 1987, is certain to please with her outstanding renditions of .. Come Rain or Shine" and 64 Just in Time." Carroll bas been a Tony Award winner, while Damone, with equal talents, has been compared to Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett. Not only bas Carroll diatin- piabcd herself with millions of recordinp sold. she bas allo •Y MICHAEL RUSSELL 64Did the earthquake make your heart beat faster?" wu the question to conductor Seraiu Comissiona, following last Wed- nesday evening's performance of Mozart's wrbe Maaic Flute" at the Orange County Performing Arta Center. His smiling answer wu quick and to the point: 64My heart beat wu fine, but my knees were a little shaky!" 64You could say we have just •••on C11n11 720-9266 bad an earthshaking perf or- mance," be joked. Com.iuiona, a Rumanian by birth, is 'now a U.S. citizen and bu recorded on SO major labels. No oewcomer to his profession, be bu con- ducted nearly every major orchestra in 25 countries. Raebel Rosales, soprano, who was in the starrina role u Queen of the Nipt, in this rant niaht's performance of DW ~rj101' (The 'Mqic Flute), WU seated backstage at the moment tbc quake struck ... I dido 't even feel it," she reported. 641t was notJaina!" said 1tarrin1 baritone, Walter MacNeil, who WU Tueillio,. tbe. Prince. 14 ) WU 1tandin1 bacbtaae and couldn' really feel too much of the quake," noted Ruth Goldeli, a Fint Lady of the Queen. The itinerant bird-catclaer, Papaaeno, played by Stnea Dicbon, became wide-eyed • the quake bepa. Hil,.... ...nr d for him to comtemplatc suicide alter his beautiful youn1 wife had been taken away . He was solo on atqe at 10:54 p.m., ainaina bia 10rrow..(.allld aria while wrappina a ro,. around his neck ... Ein" (o• ia German), he 1an1. Wbca lie aana, •zwei" (two), tbc ndn • tbea&er bepn to rock ud rattll. Tb0te in tbe capacity·fillld tbeater pw a little cry, but• P.,...ao 1AD1 •0rei1" (tlni), .. allow COD&iaaed ..... ,. w remaiMd •a&ld lor • Mdf .. Wllillli 11 rl) ..... ........ ,,, __ _ .. . I f " t "" , , --·· .. 1••F•_& _ 1MEIB •GM •ti III I ·s ·ocie .. ·' Chamber debuts Boat Parade award fete . . Four Seasons honoring Senator The Newp9rt · Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce intro- duced a new event last Friday night at the Newport Marriott: a gala awards banquet to honor:. the winning boats from the 1988 Christmas Boat Parade of Lights. Funds from the black- tie optional dinner, which also included a live and silent auc- tion, wiU assist the 1989 parade. amateurs. Chairing the affair was Courtney Emery. Assisting were Hank Adler, Paul Nyquist, Jake Rohrer, Gene Baum, Bill Ther.e is a new Sports Club. celebrities from the sports world, including Kareem Abdu.l.r. Jabbar. Barry Goldwater and Mau~n __ _ Kiele-off festivities were also held Thursday night at the Irvine ••• Dean, bott\ of whom were auto- graphing copies of their respcc- ti ve books. Virginia Bender Harborlites The South Shore Yacht Club installed their new officers at a dinncY held at the Bahia Corin- thian Yacht Club. Dennis Rosene serves as commodore; Tom Panons, vice commodore; and Joe Greenblatt, rear com .. chairs the group. Assisting were Peggy Goldwater Clay, Mary Reafsl\Yder, JoAnnc Stewart, BY DINA VON BURGER Hqnored were 18 boat mod ore. · Mary Ann Wells, Sandra Bro- die, Mary Lou Hornsby, Janet FosS'Um and Diane Slemons. • •• owners. Some of the top winnc~ Pieamint....arulKarcn Whitaker. --were Yerry Miker, oblij Cor-• • • . nclius; Unpretentious I, Geoff Also on Thursday night but Landon; Fintastic, Robin Clark; over at the Westin: the Repub- Ms June, June Myers; Magnum lican Party spo nsored a presi- Forcc, Bertram McCann; dential party for all those who Prosperity. Mary and Larry were not at the Inaugural. Thompson~ Serenity. Charlene .site.-Mar-vin ·Davis, Nanette Francini, Donald Koll and Michael Talla sponsored the af~air attended by numerous · • •• The Associates of the Orange County Trauma Society spon- sored a champagne brunch at the Donna and John Crean were among the many Harborlites who had Super Bowl parties for their many friends. Dyet and Chrisscr, J obn Ryan. • • • • • • The 'Board of Trustees of the Ust Thursday nig a e ewport Harbor Art M ~scum Newport Beach Country Club~ hdd a special preview on Thurs- the 552 Club sponsored thef'r--day of Gunther Forg's paintings .. Pairing Off" cocktail reception and sculptures. Art Critic Ste- for its Pro-Am golf tournament. phen Ellis gave a briefing on the For 15 years Hoag Hospital has artist's works to members of the benefited from this two-day -Acquisition, Business, Califor-· event. Some 74 professional nia Century, Fine Arts and · golfer were teamed up with th~ Forum councils. LLONGS OF NE·WPO .RT INC. 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Ser· vice company owned accounts currently han- dling Frito-lay and other name brand food pro. ' ducts. Requires approx- imately 8 hours per week and investments of $15,000 cash for equ~ip ment Calltoll free 1·800· 782-1550 Operator 4-S, anytime. 307-EmploJment Wanted · PART-TIME EVENING Work desired by respon. sible, organized and experienced Multi Mate Wordprocessing Opera- tor on your computer. Call Barbara eve~ or leave message. 121 · 6701 TAHOE CONDO for rent week " 2/25 to 314 7 nites. Sleeps 6, has everythina inct. pool, spa, weight room. rack· etball courts, sauna & tennis. Call 714/830· 8167. $500 for a week. 412-Rentals toSlwe HUNTINGTON BEACH Share town hse with pr-aae. 2 mst bdr nr ocean. Female non smoker. No pets. $550. 965-1515 MAUl /KAANAPALI BEACH 1 Bdrm or 2 Bdrm condo. Ocean View fully furn & equip. Ten· nis/pool/beach. Bro· chure. 854-0909 4 BDR 4 BA OCEAN· FRONT Apt mMd SM:. ~ Puerto Vallarta, 714/675-6291 COAST PROPERTIES OCEA~ FRONT · Haff Moon l)ay 25 acre ranch, $4,S00.000 home, pool, hanaor, barn, cottaae,.t beach. (415) 726-472':l 508-Hou1e1 for We COUNTRY HOME + ptC· turesQue church, in scenic Soirit lake, Idaho. $67/.500 (415) 726 472':l GOVERNMENT HOMES! $1.00 (U REPAIR) Fore- ck>sures, tax dminquent property. Now selhn1. This area! CaU (refunda· ble) 1·518-459-3546 Ext H 2954 fot listines. 514-0ut of State Prop. IStANO RETREAT. FLY IN. SAIL AWAY. Fabled Orcas Is. "in the San Juans, is a northwOods paradise. 2 Bdr, 2 bath home with garden. large pr• & work·shop + addltlOnal 2 Bdr & 1 bath apt for 1uests or income. l bk>ck from private air· port & marina. & beach. 1 mile to town. Owner must sell. $138,000/ offer. 415-662-2237 SPIRIT LAKE IOAHO Country home + pictu- resque church. $67,500 full price. Possible com- mercial. (415) 726-4725 605-Mon., to Loen WlOOW HAS MONEY fot equity, loan/tds. ~~o,ooo up. No qualify- inst no penatty. CaU Den· ison Assoc. 714/673- 7311. NOW! 50% LT. V Conditional sales contract secul'8d by lJCC 1 ancf Improved commercial location. $30,000 0159' 3 yrs, 1109 MO. (TOM 261· 5879) 705-GARAGE SALE BOO-Furniture OFFICE FURNITURE 2 oak executive desk. $350 each. 1 oak exec credenza $300. 2 match· 1ng exec ctta1rs $75 each Sofa $4 75 Oak coffee table $100. 720- 0156 $99 PER MONTH RENT IBM PC done. 640K dual drive, graphics h1ah res monitor, 714-261-2416 828-lnwestaiNiltl ENJOY 13-15% return tds. Abo w.ld on & buY tds. $10,000 wp, l m1r. plus. Call Demon Auo- ciates 714/673-7311 LOOKING for funds need investors wrth $200,000 All funds federally !nsured, guaranteed income, secured by TD Serious inquiries to Bob 714--638-4 717 lJ(N SM.£ 2· 15 11 a.m. =.v:r'Igff~ l .. ksons CF#0890CZ Huft #A39241 Type Vl. Year unknown. 22' Winns TX 49750l Huff #4WNMN5030585 Type Vl. 910.Autos for s.le . ' CAN YOU ' BUY JEEPS CARS, 4X4s seized in drug raids tor under $100> Call tor facts today 602-837 3401 Ext 457 BUY GOVE RNMENT SEIZED ANO SURPLUS VEHICLES FROM $100 Fords, Chevys, Corvettes, etc in your area. For info call (602) 842 1051 EJtt 3934 ATTENTION-Govern· ment seized vehicles from $100 Fords. Mer· cedes. ~orvettes. Chevys. Su_rplus buyers aulde 602 ·838 8885 Ext A3375 '87 928 S4 Carmine Red with gold leather F u!ly loaded hke new Save 20 Koff new pr.ce S54,500 Call Mr Hunter 303-499· 3713 .. ,, .... ...... .,., ....... ............ ..,.._ _,,_,_,_,_,. ~ .. -.,__, ..... ..,_ ..... ....., ,_, REtlEF FOR THE WEEKEND WARRIOR · atq:•* ............ u ...... , ....... Siii ....,..w.~•• ... .,.., .. ...,_.,.,.., . ,.._, ., a ••••• PR<nlaallf .... 1w1.,.. • .....,...., .... , ....... _ .. , ...... ,.....,., .... ,,... .............. 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BUY 3 WEEKS, GET I FREE! l>e•dline: All' Clauifiecl ads •• be PLEASE PRINT: Tunday. 10:00 a.m. pnpaW by CMla, dNdl, •WJ order, Viu or Masaerar4. ~ Please sew• •Y clallfflftl Ml for ~ Enclosed is my claed or •o•y °''" for s·---- Na91-------------A•*c•';;.. _________ _ _ ___, ______ CitJ--------,.. .. __________ __ ... Newport' dp./C_.. M111 NIWI tll DM• Dim 1131, Ntw111t l•Cla, CA nlll • - .. -- ... / .. ' • ,_ 11 ..... ft 11. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ~llt All> OF PE II I ION TO Aa.MSTEA ESTATE OF: THOllAS EUGENE ERAO AKA THOMAS E.EAAOAKA THOllAS EAAO AKA 'R>PD'Y ERAO CABE NO. A141G3 s To .. hllra, .... ......_, cncMcn. con....,. CllMIDra, Md ~· who ~ be o4het .... 111111 aa•d In l'9 Wll or ~bOth. of: THOMAS ~ -N<A E. EMO N<A 'APiTttlON ~-== ~ ANNE ERAO In .. ~ CGurt of~~ of OAANGE ;.li:r .• :::. ~~ ...... -:.. ~:: ........ THE PEllllON ~11t1 ...... )D -*'*Illar l'9 ...... undlr l'9 ~· Mnrill&lllN of E 11111 ld.mla~ ..... s .......... ... to .... ....,.......... aourt ... 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Jiii=•== ... ~= CA--. fi , •.•. *"' 1/12 1/19 1/26 1912 M MARY 1911 in said County and StMe deseribed as; Lot 16 ol a ~of Btock 227, section A ol Newport e..ch, as. ihbwn on a map theteof recorded in book 4, pace 36, Miscellaneous Maps, records ol said <>ranee County. EXCEPT the northwesterly 0. 70 feet thereof, the southeasterly line of said northwesterly 0.70 feet bein1 the center line of the existin1 line of the buildina line of the buildin1 located on said Lot 16. · The street address and other common desi1nation, if any, of the real property described ab<Ne is purported to~ . 2819 Newport Boulevard, Newport Beach, California The undersigned Trustee disclaims any liability for any incorrectness of the street address and othet common :Jesicnation. if any, shown herein. Said sale will be made, but without covenant or nrranty, express °' imolied, reptdinc title, poueuion • w encumbrances, to SMY the ntmaininc principal sum >f the note(s) secured by said Deed of Trust. with interest heteon. as pnMded in said note(s), advances, if any, Jflder the terms of said Deed of Trust. '"5, chaqes and ~ ol the Trustee and ol the trusts created by said >eed of Trust. The toUI MlOUnt of the unpaid belance of the obiieMi Dn ;ecured by the propef1y to be sold and ~ estimated costs. expenses and advances M the time ol the initial publialtion of the Notice ol Sale is $276,205.13 The beneficiary under said Deed of Trust heretofore executed and deiivered to the undeBilfled a written Declaration of Default and Demand for Sate. and a written Notice of Default and Election to Seti. The undersianed c.1Used said Notice of Default and Election to Seti to be recorded in the county where the rut property is located. Date: December 30. 1988 Lona Beach Savincs and Loan Assoc. as setVicinaeaent for California fecteral SllVincs. P.O. 8oa 22616, Lona Bach, California 90801·5616 (213) 432-2277 By: °"'1 l. Reynolds, Asst. V"ICe Pres. 1/12 1/19 1126 1910 10••• NOTICE OI DEAlH Me Of •nrwiniiMilOlli-lO AllHIXIU Bl'ATIOf: UUYS.W•tNIAIALl.Y~ MA .... F.~ CAIE 110. A1411U To all heirs, beneficiaries, creditors, contlnpnt aecMors, and penons who "'9f be.._ 111 •• 1111 d in the will OI ....._ OI bolt\, of: SAU. Y S. BROWN N(.A SAU. Y SINGL£TON BROWN N<A BESSIE f . SINGltToN A PETITION has been filed by MARY M. BECK in the Superior Court of California. County of ORANGE request. inc that MARV M. BECK be appoin•d • personal repf 111 lt.ltilf9 to adminiaer the ..... of the decldent. THE PETITION requests authority to adminilW the --under the lndepetlClent Admirtilttlltiort of Estaees Act (This Mlthority eUows the penonel represe1lbltiw to take many actions without obtaininl court appnMI. Befor9 \lkilw cettatn actions. he....... the penonal reprlMC lt.ltilf9 is ~red to 1M natice to lW'Mi 11-.ct persons unless they haw weiwd naeice Of COl-*d to the prCJpOMd action.) The ir.._.-nt adnWM8tion authCJrit1 wiff be ........ unlesl en it• 111 I d pel"IOn files an objection to tNs petition and shoM FOd cw why the court should not .,ant the authority. A HEARING on the petition wilt be hetd on Fet>ruaty 9, 1989.e1:45 P.M. in Dept. 3 kaled ll 700 Cnric Center Drive West s.nt. Ana. CA 92701. IF YOU OBJECT TO the arantinl of the pMition. you should either appew .e the heeti"' and stMe your obiectiom Of file written objections with the court before the heari,._ Your appearance mmy be in person °'by your8tlomey. IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR « a conti.,..,,. creditor of the dee 1111 d, )Q.I must file your c:t.im with the court and m.et •copy tlD the personal 1ep1111 Utiwe ~ by the court within tour months from the dl'9 of first is.suence of ~ as pnMded in section 9100 of the Calltamia Prob* Code. The tt.,,. tor fiftrw claims will not ...,n prior to tour months from the ctmot the Marine ~ebclw. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. "you .,. a per10n iran 1-.d in the _.., )Q.I "'9f fHe with the court a fom.a AeQl"5t tor 5plciel Notice of the fitinc of an itwenby and app·1J11 ment of ...... asSlltl Of of 111"1 pMitiof\ or account M P<owided in section 1250 of the Calitomi9 ProbMe Code. A Request for Special Notice bm is ...... from the court dertt. AllDrn9y tor Pttitiol •. ADAMSON Ii ADAMSON 23101 Moulton Par'"wey S..107 laluN Hills, CA 92653 Ne•pott Harbor EnsCn J.., 19, 26, Feb. 2. 1989 1935 115251 MOnCI Oii 11lUITIFS IMl Onf'lbruary 8, 1989 M 11;00 a.m. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a CaHfomia c:iorpcntlon as Trustee, Oil Successor T~ Oil Subltituled Trustee, ~in Deed ol Trust ...cueed by mrch-Bristol I p, a California UrnMd Pwtnershtp, and recorded ty 29, 1983 as lnltrumlnt No. ll-325990, of Official Aecotds of 0....,.. County, CaMomil. -punuent to that cert.in Notice of o.fa.et .....,... rtcOfdedOdablt 14, l•as lnstrumer'llNo ... 521582, of Ofticiel R9cot'dlof uid County. wiff ~-~ ID Mid Died olTNlt tell llpublie~tPrCMtt. e..fut ~ofthe~--.ofAmertca.•~•check PIF}lbletouid TNl1eedrwn°"a .... ot ,....,._.. bef*. a c'-* *-" by 8 ..... OI ...... cndlt union, OI • check c1rwn by,. .-« ...,.. .-. enct .._,, I _,ciMalt. or..._ bMk ..,..._.en lldiof'l 5102 ol ... Fi;wall Code Md IUlhoril9d tt do IM•ln 111 in this ...... It ........ •••tee tD ...... An.tcan Tiete Msi::-Ca ••• llciMd 11 114 Em ,_ 91r91t. in ........ -.Cdf_.. ..... ,. .. . ...................... _ .......... Deed ofT.-llttlle1ND•l"t1•1t1dlnt9id~end- ... f11a•1•• LOT MOI TMCT NO. 3201 AS IHDM• ON A~ _.... • ..,. , .. ,.. .. an.a 21 NC • • llllCP' HIEOUS llW'I. •ccw OF OMNGl COUN'IY.~· , 1M ..... ,,_ ..... ClllNl9tdl .. 1¥1 .... P111J r• 1717'11Pdt .... tit •ut ....... C IP , .. ........................ _,..,I. I $ ••tlJ•ltll.•tD ... •a11111l1n• ...... ,. _ • ...,, .. .,......,,., teeM• .. -•_.. ............ , ............. 1 .. ...-.. .. lit II ! •Id Cililll, JI IV ..... C11 ... -.............................. ... ·-· II NOTICE TO PR0P£JtTY OWNER YQU ARE IN DEFAULT UNOER A DEED Of TRUST, OATm APRIL 29, 1913. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUft PROPERTY, IT MAY 8[ SOLO AT A PUBUC SALE. IF YOU HEED AM DPlANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PM>CEEDtNG AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY, a California corpontion/PM Sindt • Authorized 0Jtar 114 EAST FIFTH STREET, SANTA ANA. CALIFORNIA 92701(714)558-3211 DATED: JanuatY 12, 1989 1/19 1/26 2/2 1925 -· BRIDAL '89· L -. , I Photographal at the new Countryside Inn SuiteS by staff'photographer Mary DeChirico .. '· \ -n MmllY a ••THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS MllAIY n. ·-.. Office romance leads. tQ .we.d·d ·ing bells BY CHER)'L STEHLING Bobby Dorman and Ingrid Pitrelli think of themselves as a typical '80s couple. But when it comes down to marriage, Bobby really considers himself an old f ashioncd kind of guy. For example, Bobby knew since last June he wanted to propose to Ingrid, but he talked it over with his family and gave it a lot of thought first. And when he returned from a fishing trip to Canada with bis fat her in August, the plan was firmly eemented in bis mind. Bobby and Ingrid ·arc an example of an office romance with a happy ending. They first met when they were both work- ing as advertising representatives at a community newspaper in North Orange County. · .. A lot of people assumed we were going together," said Ingrid. "That was because we would be seen together, but it was always work-related." They would make sales calls together, or attend events held by advertisers. But since they were the only advertising repre- sentatives at the company, it was natural. But they both TCalized there was a spark about to ignite one evening when they took a ride on the ferris wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone, 'trf bad been singing down at Newport Landing," Bobby remembered. "We-decided to take a ride and that ·s where it all began." Shades of that old '60s tune, "Palisades Parle" Bobby joined the Newport Ensign/ Costa Mesa News in October, 1987 and Ingrid fol- lowed the end of November. But they kept their romance a secre t. "We didn't want anyone to think it would affect our work,., Ingrid explained. Ingrid and Bobby are very competitive when it comes to work. Ingrid bas been the New- port Ensign /Costa Mesa News' top salc.s person __fur sever al months and Bobby has done his fair share in that department. Tbe competitive spirit is alive and well, u Bobby and Ingrid try to win the bonUICI paid for tbe -hiabest dollar count on ..,ecial adftrtiaing supplements. So far, lnpid tiU won several _. lo a row. _ The pair decided to break the newt of their cnaaaement to the offace staff riaht after the holi- days. Many were ftry surprised and didn \even know Bobby and lnpid had been seeing each other. Bobby deliahts in telling the story of bow be proposed to Ingrid. Bobby ordered Ingrid's ring from bis friend at the Gemstone Collector. He bad the perfect plan of bow be would praent it to ber. They had reservations at Cbanteclair for their Christ- mas dinner on Dec. 23. He had told her she was getting a tennis bractlet . He wanted to present it to her during . dessert, on a silver tray with a dome. But Chanteclair didn't have any such dish. So he searched around town and finally found one and took it to the restaurant man- ager, who put it, with the ring, in the safe. "I know how she is, so I just fiP,red we would sit..., and talk for about 20 minutes and she would be ready," Bobby said. So they sat, enjoying their cozy fireside table and Bobby even sang her a song. Finally, the moment arrived. lngrid was ready for flan. But she questi- oned why aJJ of the waiters aQ~ restaurant personnel kept star-- ing at her. "Everyone at the restaurant was in on it," Bobby said. "When the waiter brought the tray, he · asked Ingrid if she wanted to do the honors." Ingrid lifted the lid and there sat the box, all wrapped._ Bobby said she looked shocked. "He told me I wasn't getting my tennis bracelet, but when I saw the box, I thought, 'Aha!'" Ingrid said. So she unwrapped it and was even more in shock when she saw the ring. Meanwhile, everyone in the restaurant, from the waiters to the guests we re all observing. Bobby got d own on bis knees next to Ingrid and proposed. To him and lngridJ the rest of the people didn't exist. "But she didn't say anything," Bobby said, laughing. "I finally had to ask her again. By that time, she had burst into tears and said 'Yes.' T he waiter told me later that there wasn \ a dry eye in the place." They haven't settled on a wedding da te yet, but it might be sometime this summer, in Lake Tahoe. Then, they wiU come back and have a party. Ingrid 's daughters, Anjeliq ue and Christen, were thrilled at the news. Both Ingrid and Bobby have aspirations to the stage. Ingrid has had training and her desire is to be a dramatic actress. She bas trod the boards many times and even bas an agent. But what ii her favorite part? "I like to play the wicked city woman," She said. laughing, "sort of a Joan Collins type." Bobby, on the other band, performs with bis band, "Night- watch.," on Monday and Tues~ day nights at the Newport Mar- riott 'a View Room, in the tower. He plays keyboards, sings and even writes songs. On Saturday nights, he guest-performs with the View Room's band, "Intersection." .. I guess we are so well suited, because we have so many of the same tutes," said Ingrid. "And I always knew I would be spend- ina the rat of my life with bim." • • HAPPY COUPLE-I~ Pltntll ... M ...,_ 11111111 IM 11....,,lftlce1M 1r1 11W ,..., ...... 11111 w11M11t. Gifts are traditiona i f ~l r wedding atten~ants A bride and aroom are the bcttjudaes of what types of gifts . t~r weddina attendants appre- ciate. Generally, the bridesmaids~ ~ uabon' aifts are alike but the . bitit man and maid of honor usually receive something a little more apecial. · Every aift may be different 'if the bride and groom have the time to shop and wiah to do this. Make sure that each aift repre- sents the same dollar value. Here are aome aift ideu for attendants: Money clip Photo album Frame Tic tack or clip Wallet Travel kit A f cw gift ideas for the bride - maids are" Bracelet Earrinp Cosmetic~ Diary Perfume bOctle Stationary. .. .... a •• THE NEWPORT ENllGH/C08TA MESA NEWS MV'F n ........ _,... A timeline for wedding preparations . .... PHOTOl-n. ""'" l'llllllfl,~lr -~ '9 •1111111 ... 1n1 .......... , IM w-..111. h .ta .. ,_,Me II ...... mty If IM ,.nits ,......,... la I .... I MH 1t' 1wl ... 1111 Clt'l•llJ. • Infants I Children's Apparel • Boutique Items European Fashions & Shoes . " : In order to have a aucceuful wedding, with all aspects Calling into place, it is important to be organized. This would involve scheduling and adhering to that schedule. The following should hel1>4.harried brides along until that import·ant day . . · SIX MONTHS BEFORE: •Diacuu wedding bpdget with parents; if sharing expenses, include fiancc and his parents. •Stlect wedding and reception sites. •Determine number of guests. •see clergyman or judge with fiance. •Talk to caterer, discuss reception, make reservations. •Plan do-it-yourself reception menu, if you're not using caterer. •Check gourmet shops, super- markets. Big Diamonds·. Little Prices. \11u }1111 ""' 11111 ''"'"''"'cl' ltkt• tli..• µ.•u dt r- cl<1 1111111111111/1"tl /n1m 1114! m1fH1rft'1" lkr.11u•t 111• import ""r 1111" cluum111tl\ It t• llrt uhl1• 111 flt.I\..• 11/1 //1( 111/t/tJft lnt'll tllltl />ti\.\ Ill/ tf.t• \(I/ UIJ<' /11 l'f 111 • 0.25 Carat . . . . . . . . . . . . from •t6S . .'>ft£ 0.50 Carat ............ from ~7V 0.75 Carat ............ from •44s , 1.00 Carat ............ from t67Q .. 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" ' . ,_ • ..., a I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS••• 11. 1• ' Tivoli Terrace Have you always dreamed of getting married in a French country garden? Or, maybe even in an early California Spanish Hacienda? Your drpms will come true when you discover the splendor of .. Tivoli Terrace in Lacuna Beach, or 'The HKienda in Santa Ana. Tivoli Terrace is nestled in the hillside OD the &rounds of the famous Fatival of the Arts and has been a popular wedding site for more than 20 years. accordin1 to June Neptune, owner. ""We do eyerything for the bride," said Neptune. ""We do the reheanal, · we are wedding consultants, we do our own baking, The. bride bas a choice of. li~en col.ors and. everything is coordinated with fresh flowen at all guest tat>le:s... ,,. . Add to that a wonderful menu selection, either buffet or sitdown a . . comphmentary champagne toast, coffee. and non-alcoholic punch fountaan and you have all the makings of a perfect day. Neptune described the setting as ""truly sylvan," with flowers, greenery and. bougainvillea, in a French coun- try flavor. At The Hacienda, brides can have a Mexican or Southwestern flavor in their m~nu, c~mbincd with the truly authentJc setting. The Hacienda is actually located at what once was the 40-acre Bristol Ranch. The old house is _built around a Spanish courtyard, highlighted with authentic artifacts . . making a tour of the old home a reminder of a romantic era, Neptune said. She added that she or one of her associates will serve as a professional and caring wedding consultant at either venue, emphasizing the per- sonal touch in serving -clients. Every detail will be thoroughly covered, from last-minute reminder letters to rebearsal night. Brides can have their weddings and receptions there or just either the wedding or the reception Neptune said. ' Tivoli Tt!"act! is locatt!d at 650 Lllguna Canyon Road in Lllguna Bt!ach,, phont!: 494-9650. Iht! HaciDula is locatt!d at 1715 ColkKt! Avenw in Santa Ana. phone: 558- 1304. Magic Mor:nents Wedding are truly magical for everyone involved, from the bride and groom, their 'attendants, parents to all of the guests. The bride wants that day to remain forever sweet in all memories, so everything must be perfect, including her gown, her bridesmaids' gowns and all of the ~al accessories that go along with it. Magic Moments, a salon in Mission Viejo, gives the bride a onestop shopping convenience, with every- thing she needs under one roof. *'We supply everything the bride needs, except die aroom,,. said owner Sue Luaier ... We haw cksigncr 1owm and can order any gown out of any bridal maprine." "'"But 1own1 arc not just Maaic Momenta' forte. Brides Will also faDd inYitlliom, tbaat you nota, cake kniva, CUilom-etched toasting ...... and weddins pa! boob, to 1WD1e a few. lridam•id• will rmc1 their ao•• there, -will motben of die bride ud r poom. /u a bonus, Mqic MOIDelltl b8I a whole lilt of ftndon, includiaa li..,,..ina, bakeries, reception balla ad muy more, that bave been hiataly ra:Ommnded by Uli.rlCd wedd" . ... pmtm. -For OW poom and hit attend ..... Matic Moments bal a tuedo rcDtal •¥icl. n.poomwill .. atufor ,.. ii tMre are me reatall or more 11 u• ill im ,.ny. And bridclmlide .. ft ,.. a 10 paoeat ...... if ... lllillesmt 11•pwa•M-.ic tt1111 I ... Mw ... loNa ... .. laid L I ' r. -W. .._ <• ' for pr••• .. ,.. •••• i ...... .., to C"lbeclral tniaL .. J• to prow tlaal laer prica arc ft1'J coer-liti¥e, L-ier wiD a.et or bat ~ odm .... priol . 1#41c Mow II loallftl., 1WI -,,..,...,,, rat...,.,_ M...,,, ""°· Hotn.,. ,, &A IO 1,; .... 11 • .., .... IWll!r -''&A .. J ~ -..... ,., .,.,. .,.. ....... ma JU.11JJ. . ' Absolut Elegan~e Limousines The key to Abaolut Ele1ance µmousine Service-S uniqueoeu is in the unusual 1pelliq of the name, accordina to owner Larry White. ""I wanted to expreu elepnce, not just say it, and Ablolut Vodka, being a top-of-die-line vodka, broupt that to mind. Imel the detip of tbe bottle has clean lines with a high-tech look, like my limousines." Absolut Elepnce offen brand new super stretch limos, fully two feet longer than other limousines, with a seven-passenger capacity. The coach boasts a television, VCR, cellular phone, fully stocked bar with compli- mentary champa~e and roses scat- tered on the seats as an extra touch for wedding parties. White is particularly proud of the .. unique deaip of tbe inside of tbe coach. ""You'd haw to tee it to Id the full-effect. There is unusual mood ligbtina, created by the U1C of strip lights that run from front to back u well u built into the bar, which is done in black lacquer to go with the rawn pay velvet upholstery. It results in an aimoaphere that is romantic yet very corporate and dignified u well. .. Our driven are also exceptional- well-trained and extraordinarily friendly and accommodating, with penonality plus,,. he added. Absolut Elegance Limousine Ser• vice is located at 25 I 0 W . Coast Highway in Newport Beach and is on caJl 24 boun a day at 662-2332. They accept all major credit cards. Jaclyn's Bridal Bride ·s wbo are looking for a place where they can get it ·all only need to look as far as Jaclyn's Bridal. There, they will find everything they need to be all turned out for the wedding. But not just brides will find satis- 1ction there. Mother of the bride. bridesmaids and flowcrgirl will find their outfits there. as urin1t them that .. all colon will bC coordinated and the dcsiftd look achieved. Jaclyn's has been in busincsa since 1973 and in its present location for the put l3 years, said owner Jaclyn Martin. It boasts 3,400 square feet of space and features at least 80 to 100 manuf acturen or bridal and formal gowns. ""We stay with the top of the lines consistently," said Martin ... AU of the names would be recogn.iud. We have most of the larger manufacturen out of New York and some imported from the OrienL" Martin said brides have come from as far away as Ha•aii, Canada, Mexico, Wahington, Oreaon and Arizona to buy a drat from Jaclyn's. Marti.n said she o~ that to word of mouth. And brides who want to wear their mother's or p-andmotbcr'I dress, but want it embellished a bit, can take it to Jaclyn's. There, the six alteration specialists can add laCe or beeda. alter sleeves or lenatbs for a Perfect look and fit. And for accalOries, Jaclyn-S canl be beat. Hats, atova. ~ and shoes will be found u.e. perfoctly coordinated with the ao••· Jaclyn's offen custom-made Veill, die perfect completion to tbe perfect bridal ememblc. Jeelyri) ~II loallftl• 3161 S. llrl.dol llt s.... A-. Slott ,_,,. ~ 11 .. a 10 9 p.a. llo• tv .W FrlJ!Mj; II ._.. 10 7 p.a. 1'1•1 IJ' ,,,,...,. 111wr*7 -II && IO J ~-Ofl ~-'"' ... """' ...... e.II J.lf.l#J . T he cannery Now that the site for the wedding has been found, clothing has been chosen for the attendants and the bride has her dress, it's time to think a bout where to have the reception. Chances arc, you want someplace that is unique and offers not only quality food and service, but ambience inside and oat · Enter The Cannery, Newport Beach's landmark restaurant, situated in the old ·western Canners building on the bay. When owner Bill Hamilton bought the building and refurbished it in 1973, he left much of the old machinery intact, including the can conveyers. Weathered wood and many windows looking out to the bay completes the effect.- Wcddiog re.ceptions can either be neld upstairs in the lounge, or out on the patio, weather permitting, accord- ing to manager Annerosc Beech. .. This is a fun place to have a Full-service pampering with made- to-ordcr fit have distinguished Janell Berte Couture in South Coast Plaza Village as one of the most prestigious bridal alons on the West Coast. Following five succe ful years of designing and marketing a debutantc and bridal collection to uch notable national rctajlcr as Neiman-Marcus. Saks Fifth Avenue, I. Magnin and Bullock's Wilshire. Berte opened her first full-service alon in South Coast Plaza Villa~ this fall . The salon features bridal. bridal attendants. flowergirls. mothers and dcbutantc gown , av well a s' many pccial · occasion drc scs. Hallmark of the Berte gown i her attention to detail. both in design and reception, it's light and airy, with atmosphere," she said. For those wanting to be truly different, The Cannery offers the '"Isla Mujeres;· a yacht that can accommo- date up to 75 people. The couple can either have their wedding on the yacht, just the reception, or both. When the couple is married aboard, the yacht cruises up to the Turning Basin and stops for the ceremony, then starts back, Beech said. Couples can also have their wedding at the restaurant.Choices of plans . include a luncheon, either sitdown or buff et or hot and cold hors d 'oeuvres. The upstairs lounge holds up to 120 guests and the outside patio up to 200. Open or no-host bar options arc also available. The Cannery is located at 301() la/ ayette, in Cannery Village, in Newport Beach. For more inf orma: tion, ca/1675-5777. Janell manufacture. The finest silk satins, taffetas, shantungs and charmcuscs are combined with unusual trims and finishc to make each creation truly unique. Styling varies from the tra- ditional to the modern, with many featuring creative touchc of fur, Austrian crystaJ, detachable trains and skirts aod dramatic sleeves. Berte attendant and flowergir dre e arc designed to match the bridal gown. Spring '89 features dresses ~n both. printed and solid- cotton chintz. Price r-ange from S 165 to $225. Berte said he ha received favorable reaction to her bridemaid's dresses. Mother arc pampered wath after- noon and evening dresses made. from French calais laces and silk char- mcuse designed to be used for future occasions, as well. Prices start at $450. Berte's alon i large and elegant and her taff of eight help to provide the utmo t in ervice and quality. Berte aid about 50 pcrce.rt of the work she doc i cu tom. butner bridal line of readyto-wear drc es i increas- ina jn populanty. The mermaid look, a heath gown. i still very much in demand and i one line that Bene recommends customizina. While the demure look miaht still be desired. the more darina ofT.:the-thoulder appeals to some. That atyle it especially nice for •Prina aad tnmmer outdoor and ................... ,.,. Huntington Harbour Bay Clubl) · There arc man9 things to take into consideration when choosing a place to have the wedding and reception. Many couples opt to have the wedding in a church or synagoiuc and the · reception at a restaurant or at home. Others desire a garden wedding. · And still others want to hav.e the wedding and reception in one place. Hunting Harbour Bay Club is a banquet 'facility, with an idyllic baysidc location. "Banquets arc our only business, we arc not a restaurant,•• sa~d Ben Ahadpour, manager ... We can put .ogcthcr various packages and work :losely with the couple's budget." He said the facility is very versatile, with an upstairs and downstairs room and an outdoor patio, that offers many options. Couples can get mar- ried out on the patio and the club will provide chairs, an arch and plants. A . florist of the couple's choice can come arrd decorate the area. ••we arc very classy here." said Ahadpour. "We have valet parking and a very extensive menu, either sitdown or buffe t." He said they will wo rk "wi th the couple o n menu planning. The inside room can ho ld up to 325 peopie a nd combined with the o utdoor patio, up to 700. He aid that tents and outdoor heaters can be set up on the patio. And the personnel at Huntingt on Harbour Bay C lub have ~ee n ju t every unusual and unique wedding combination , Ahadpour ~aid . He cited a bride and groom parachuting.in on the beach as an example. .. They were b oth p ilots,·· he explained ... They only mi ed the X by 10 feet. They pulled off their Jump uit and were wearing weddin!( Berte Brides in the market for a custom- dcsigncd trousseau can al o visit Berte's salon. .. We al o have a line of party dresses that can be used for the rehearsal dinner.~ Berte aid .. They range from $300 to S 1,600 . ., Berte fi·gure~ a the forcmo t de igner o f dcbutantc gown in the country, backed by her uccc with Bullock' Wilshire and Neiman- . Marcu . Her 20-picce line range from the mo t cl ic. nonomamcntcd, full- kirted gown to the most elaborate beaded and lace ilk satin ball aown. Eacb sprina. ~rte traytb lhroupout the country for Neiman-Marcus, mectina the debutantes who have purcbaled 1owm in Atluta, Cbicaao, St. ~ Dal• and Saa Francitco. ne kind or ,....,... •tioe ..... clothes." He added that coople have Oown in by helicopter. o r arrived by yacht. The club can provide yacht!> for either arrival o r get-aways, he said O r. a _ Catalina honeymoon package '' al~o available. Hunti11g1on Harbour Bay Cluh 1s locatedat4121 Warner m Huntmgwn lko~:h. Ahadpour recommend e111ng appomtments for touring the Jae"">· Hours are Mondai.· through Friday. 9:30 a.m . to 5 p.m .. or ofterhours by appom1ment He 5a1d he can give tpurs on week ends. if there are no banquets tak mg ·place For mo re information. ca/1 8-16-7766. .. acterize each bridal party outfitted, as well. Salon con ultant arc specially trained in bridal etique~te and help guide the bride through each tcp of the gown selection procc . If de ired by the bride. follow-up can even include deli'lcry of the gown to the wedding location and i tance with drc ing and picture anan ement. "'We alway have omeonc availab&e to go out on the day of the wedding. to help dres the bride and con ult on pictures." Berte said .... already have four weddings in 1uc:ceu.ion on one day and we arc booked for May ad June." . s.lon ltoun an MOIWM • w,.-. •1 Md FrW.y, 10 &lft. lo I p.a. T_,.,, .,,,,,,.., -"' ,_,.,, ...... 10 • ,, ... SJ.a.I , ......... ~~--"1c••cfll.#ll . • ,_ • M_,. a I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS MWTtlY 11. 1• --I .. • ' ... ' ... UWith Brandon's ~ ' . ' . Your . • . Wedding pay ' will never be the ~me! " . Let Brandon's professional catering staff assist you . in making this special day memorable . . We offer: • Complete .wedding facilities . • Extensive menu selection • Outstanding service • Outstanding food prepared by our award winning chefs . • Beautiful guest rooms at our special wedding package rates . ~ . ~·~ . AESTAl.fW'fl N«J l<X.t«:iE ~ THE BEVER.LY HERtTAGE HOTEL ~· . 1800 Barber Lane Milpitas, 408-432-6311 • 3350 Avenue of the Arts, Costa Mesa 714-754-1303 ... .. .. - - ---• . . - . -·--. -1- . ' ' ,.o- ---1-~1- . ... -.... -- - - Attendants should help in preparation Attendants arc the best 'asset to any wedding. They help the day to run smoother and effi- ciently. The following should give an idea as to who does what duties in the wedding. THE"B~TMAN Before the Wedclin1: Take charge of makirit arrangements for the bachelor dinner when the male attendants and close friends of the groom arc hosting. Select the collective gift pre- sented to the groom: Confirm honeymoon travel reservations the day before the wedding and make sure the groom has the tickets. On the Weddin1 Day: Provide transportation to get the groom to the ceremony. Arrive early to help the groom dress and finish packing. Be sure the car is parked in a strategic spot for a smooth getaway and load luggage into it. See that the bride's luggage is placed there, too. Sign the marriage license as a witness. Get the fee for the minister from the groom and render payment at the approp- riate time. Keep the bride •s ring until the groom requires it at the ceremony. Offer the toast at the reception. Read telegrams, dance with the bride, maid of honor, bridesmaids and moth- en. Bring the car up to take the newly-weds away . USHERS Before die W ecldi.n1: Call and off er the groom whatever assistance he might need. Be cooperative about getting fitted for the formalwear. Pay attention at the rehearsal. Study the reserved seating list. On tlte Weddla1 Day: Be at the ceremony one hour bcf ore the service begins to become familiar with any special seating arranaements and to receive boutonnicres. Be polite and take the job seriously by offering you right arm to the women u they arrive. Those with reserved scats will show their card or tell you. If others do not inform you whether they are pests of the bride or aroom, ut and escort them to a 1eat OD the left side for tbe bride or OD the right side for the aroom. Immediately before the oeremony, two uabcn will be -ipr' to teat the mother of tW poom, tbea tbc mother of t111 bride. After die ceremony, die mllin won tbe mOthen ,- ad dole reladwl from the Wldi• Won otlaer 1uats -... A& die ,.,,~ dace ..... ..., "'-111 dd. ~..., ---· Mon-Amie named .. I bridal shop of year Mon Amie Bridal and Formal not only to be a personal of Costa Mesa has grown into reflection, but also a definite one of the most prestigious fashion statement. A bride's bridal salons on the West Coast beautiful wedding gown will in its 13 years of business. determine the formality of her Now, the Los Angeles Califor-weddirig. Her selection will have nia Mart and Southern Califor-considerable influence upon the nia Bride magazine recently mood she wi shes to set for her. awarded Mon Amie the drstinc-exciting day. The style of her tion of being California Bridal gown will al o guide her in the Retailer of the Year. Owner selection of fashions for the Verna Huson credits her success entire wedding party. with the expertise of her Many of today's brides desire managerial staff, headed by her a romantically elegant look with daughter and general manager, a touch of sophistication. Joan Astle and her highly Figure-flattering gowns arc very qualified and personable bridal popular for the older bride consultants. wishing for an image of scnsu- N ow, brides, their brides-ality. From traditional full- maids and mothers can be even skirted gowns to the form-fitting better served at Mon Amie's new sheath and off-the-shoulder location, which boasts more looks, all fashion statements than 9,000 square feet of waJI-may be found at Mon Amie. to-wall gowns. The new store is .. The staff at Mon Amie sug- in the Countryside Center and gests brides call for appoint- the selection is better than ever. ments to reserve a time with a 04lt's so ~ng to be able to consultant. The bride's mother assist ou{bridd in the space and or friend whose opinion is ambience we now enjoy," said valued should accompany her. Huson. 04Mon Amie prides itself Brides arc advised to allow on a tradition of personalized ample time for tJiis most impor- service to each bride." tant purchase~ Mon Amie con- Mon Amie bas a complete suits with each bride as to her price range of gowns to accom-time schedule and will suggest modate all brides, from the gowns accordingly. budget to the most exclusive Mon Amie carries the largest designer fashions available. selection of bridal fashjons in the Accessories are in abundance, state. Brides have come from all including headpieces, veils, over and from other states as jewelry, shoes and undergar-well because of the salon's ments for coordinating with the reputation for selection and bride's gown selection. service. Customers enterihg MOD 04Qnce a. bride is in the fitting Amie will be immediately room, she receives her impressed by the smiling faces consultant's undivided attcn- of the personnel, their intelli-tion," Huson said. gcnce and professionalism.· In The desire of Mon Amie is to additfon to expert consultation help create the happiest of and providing complete bridal wedding days, filled with cher- f ashion-related services, Mon ished memories for the bride and Amie also assures a tremendous her family. in-stock selection of bridal Mon Amie i.3 located at 355 gowns for immediate purchase. S. Bristol in Countryside Centu If a certain style of gown is not (next to Countryside Inn) in among the~ extensive stock, the Costa Mesa. Hours are Monday courteous staff will be pleased through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 9 to order it through the salon's p.m. and JO a.m. to 5 p.m. on New York buying office. Friday and Saturday. For more Today's bride wants her gown information, call 546-5700. / \."' .... . "" I ,,. • f"o ' \ ) \ \ • \ \ \ '· I .. • • \ - I 0 • • • tridaJ Ir Formal Personalized Service ls A Mon Amie Tradition! ... -,I , • Gemstone Collector If you arc looking (or fme gem- sto11cs in custom-made settings, The Gemstone Collector is a place you won' want to miss. Specializing in diamond rings, The Gemstone CoUcctor is a family bus- iness of direct diamond importers wh-0 acquire loose stones from Ramat:gan,_ Israel and An!werp, Belgium, and provide them directly to the buyer. "We have a larger loose diamond st ock than anyone el e around4" said partner Ed Lueking, who also noted that they off er pearls and colored sto.nes as well. "We like to afford people the opportunity for custom work, but they can also shop on the premises to choo e the ready-made setting they want." Customers can have their stones Orange Hill Restaurant in Orange is presenting Wedding Views, its second annual bridal show, Saturday, Feb. 4. Prospective brides and grooms arc invited to the event, which wiU feature a variety of vendors of wed- ding services. The Orange Hill Restaurant itself offers a hilltop, view setting for a wedding in its own garden patio. And after the wedding, the reception can be held in the restaurant's banquet room, which also f catures a view and can sea up to 1 SO guests. A variety of vendors with inf onna- tion and services to help coordinate a wedding will be on hand for the bridal show, which runs from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is SS and com- plimentary hors d'ocuvrcs will be served by the restaurant. The show will feature fashions modeled by Parle A venue BridaJ Salon and Gingiss Formal Wear. The fashion shows will be at noon and 2 mounted on the same day if they select an available mounting, or only wait two to three weeks for custom work. The Gemstone Collector also does repairs and appraisals, with two highly skilled gemologists on the premises. The Luektftg family has been in the jewelry business for I 0 years, serving as wholesalers for the first three years, and have been fo the same location for the last even years. The Gemstone Coll ector is located at 3698A . Bristol in Santa Ana. Store hours are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Thur day, lO a.m. to 7 p.m on Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m on Saturday. They ar~ clo ed on unday. T he telephone number is 662-0 188. . p.m. For that extra toucb on the wed- ding, Abbey Party Rents will be on band to answer questions about the complete range of items available for a wedding . Reinbold Gallery will be displaying information on photo packages and wedding albums. Ruehl Travel of Tustin can offer assistance to the bride and groom in planning a honeymoon. Riviera Bakery will have a d isplay of wedding cakes to choose from Pace Jewelry of Orange can help the couple find the rings uniquely for them. Others on hand will be Creative Plant Rentals, Hasson's Florist of Santa Ana, South Coast Glass Engraving, Music Etc .• and Starr and Rogers representing Classic Rolls Royce. For mor~ information, call Jody Sandoval ai 997-1910. Irvi ne Coast Charters Picture the radiant bride and cbarmini groom romantically repeating their wedding vows before a uniformed chaplain or skipper on the foredeck of a luxury 100-foot power yacht or sailin vessel_, raHings COVCred Wltb fresh flowers and music drifting from the aft lounge area. Dream stuff? Not so, Nancy Irvine, owner . and wedding coordinator of Irvine Coast Charters in Newport Beach said. Irvine and her staff provide all services related to wedding planning. Irvine and her staff of experts will relieve the bride and groom from the worry and confusion of dealing with florists, caterers, cakes, decorations, limos and music, a one-stop wedding service. A free consultation will help to establish cos.!_s and services required. Yachts can be furnished to accom- modate anywhere from six people to 200. Weddings can be as simple or as elaborate as the couple wishes. "Each wedding is a new cxperien~ and challenge," said Irvine. "We have haa some very special and unique weddings in the past few years. We strive to create a most personal wedding for each of our clients." Irvine Coast Charters is located in Lido Marina VIiiage in Newport Beach. For more information. call 675-4704. Fashion by Hiqui Brides who arc searching all ovet and not quite satisfied with what they find in bridal gowns might opt to have one cqstom made. Maybe they have certain styles or embellishments in mind that readyto-wear shops have not been able to produce. That is where Hiqw Agbajanian, owner of Fashions By Hiqui can help. The s hop specializes in c ustom- designed wardrobes and this time of year is especially important for brida" Aghajanian said. Everything at Fashion By Hiqui is designed for especially for the fit of the client. Aghajanian said that most designers use a standard mannequin, with one size, while most women are multiple sizes. To solve this pro blem, Aghajanian makes her own patterns and supervises the work of her staff in the state-of-the-art workroom. Aghajanian cited one example of her bridal work. A bride wanted a very contemporary look, with a miniskirt, but her mother wanted to stay with the traditional. They reached a com- promise with a beautiful gown, com- bining the bes~ of both worlds. The bride wore a gown with a bubbleslcirt of 35 yards of silk organza. During the reception she literally tore of the bottom of the skirt to achieve the look s he desired . Fashions By Hiqui also specializes in tuxe!o making. Or, the groom and his men can rent any number of tuxedos avaiJable on the premises. Fashions By Hiqui is locat~d at 4253-C Martingal~ Way in Newport Beach. Hours or~ 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday and on Saturdays by appointm~nt only. For more information, ca/1476-1011. . ,· , . . M•lf at• THE NEM'ORT B8GN/C08TA MESA NEWS .tn•lr Duties ••. o. ....... 10.1:. Arrive early to belp the bride 1 I 2 .._ .... • in any dreuing details. If the Do aome of tbe phone or bride ii aivina the aroom a riq. f ootwort. cbeckiq out compet-keep it until the exchanae at the itive prices and pactaaa for ceremony. Hold the bride's .ervica tbe bride may be con-bouquet durina the service, 1ideriq. Help the bride addreu adjust her veil and train, aip the invitations and ltllff envelopes. marriq{ liceme. Stand next to Plan a 1bower or party for the · the aroom in the receiving line couple. . ~ and mingle at the reception. Maid of Honor may also offer a tout to the newly married couple. Fmally, belp tbe bride cbaaae into ber 1oia1-away outfit and be 1ure the beat man placa all the bride's luuage in the a.et-away car. aRJDISMAIDS .......... , ... Phone the bride regularly, . I 1 12•f1111• Custom Wedding Gowns ~ and Tuxedos For Your Special Day •For Men ... • Formalwear Rental and Sales • Custom suits, shirts & slacks •For Women ... • Custom Designs • Bridesmaids • Mother of the Bride • Eveningwear H Quality Fabrics Imported from Europe ~Club ~121 Warner A venue, Huntington Beach, CA 926.f9 Huntington HOfbour Boy Club ~ you to come and discoYef: the perfect "'9ddinQ re- ception setttng. Whethet you are plaming a festive celebration or an elegant evening afk*. We are versaflle and will individualize your reception for that special day . . For information coll (714) 846-n66 or (213) 592-1359. a·ca~ -!11 ~~~=:.//~.Outdoor Cerellollies -9 Beautiful Wattlflmt - -Reception e "* 1111U s.11m e c.mp1• 11m1 Ralural s.m .. .. l t FER CT ... THE NEWPORT ~/COSTA MESA NEWS ••sn n .•• At one time. Encore Wedding Gowns dealt exclu ively in dresses on con ignment. but the mother/ daugh- ter busine s no\\ caters to cverv conceivable bridal nece uy and luxury. from cu tom-made and name brand gown to floral "orl. photo- graphy and even music. Patricia Weiss and daughter Michele Lee ha\e 12 years of expe- rience in the bridal bu iMS between t hem. Michele becoming a partner two years ago. and have expanded Encore Wedding Gowns to the point where they can proVtde .. everything for the b.ride, and more ... according to Patri- c1a. .. We have a wonderful line of headpieces. as well as custom-made ones. dyed-to-match shoes. brides- maids dresses. and selected wedding and attendant gifts;• said Weiss .... We also offer discounts on invitations and· tuxedos with every gown purchase and can creat~ chocolate rose centerpieces in any color which are magnificent;- the final touch for any wedding or pany ... Wedding cakes and custom cake tops are also available for order. wcU as personally etched champagne glasses. They even have an alterations pccialist that can create reproduc- tions based on photographs. Encore Wedding Gown is open from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. six day a "'eek. clo cd on Mondays. Appoint- ments arc also available by calling 898- 5545. They arc located in the charming Old W~rld Village in Huntington Beach, behind Mervyn·s in Hunting- ton Center. Petite Marche It would be truly unusual if those youngest members of a wedding pany. the little flowergirl or ring bearer, d1dn·t generate ... ooohs" and .. ahhhs .. from the assembled celebrants. They are pcrbap the only ones that could briefly take attention away from the bride. Those who arc shopping for the youngsters of a wedding party need only loot u far as Petite Marcbc, a childRn~ boutique. Special attention to cbildreD ii fll'll and foremost at Petite Marcbe. A larae 1elcct.ion of clreaa .... suits ia soft fabrics, make it aay for a bride to color-coordinalc .. cllildrn in t.cr wcdclina. And owner Jaa•nine Trout said abc and Mr COW1cOUI staff laave an abundance of cxperielKlC in doiag so. AU • bride Medi to do ii brina in a fabric ample ud cbaaca are very ~ peat tUt • cu find just the riabt 4.-or l8it for tboee smallest wcd-.._ ,.rty ......._ Giltl will look atuanina in white ..... ,. triw-.S ia cliffereat colored IMw..PWllMe..-..iDawidc r r ol apriDa colon. GkMs. laab, _... M'CHtlNill. ..._ Ud ttoc'i•p,, lale pta will rmd .._ all Sylvia TBill,M..,\Cllild, ViYaLaFetc. Je•z--. M1'11 ud ....,.. all mate ••rflcl ._for a weddi•. Ullle ..,. Will be ......... oat ---. 1'J ,., _.Paper Wlaiae. n. lut o• creaaea • "" old ••biaaed lool tMI bridel laaw cow ID low for tMil' Wldd ... Na.aicali .. ...., '°' I -... ...,,. wwiaa Jn , ................ b.wl Wirf Clllft Wil ... ,_ ••iews. .... .. ... ...,. .... 0 • size ICftll ud prll to size ) 4. Also available are many itelDI on Petite Marcbe's sale net, includU. draay clotbiq. And of coune, mere ue a bolt ol sift itc1111 for little weddina • party ........ hi/# Jltlttlw "'°"""' ;:::J-/111t Sn.I. Cw Ma.. . 611- '114. ' ·Brandon's - If an idyllic lakeside wedding is appealing, with a n outstanding dinner and reception. all worry-free, then Brandon's, located in the Beverly Heritage .Hotel, is the place to con- sider. Brandon's can accommodate up to 250 guests lakeside, or 250 guests inside the beautiful ballroom. "We also offer complimentary changing rooms if the couple is having the ceremony here. "said Terri Peralta, catering assistant .... And the bride and groom get a complimentary bridal suite with champagne ... Jn fact, Bra ndon's offers many complimentary services to the bride . and groom. Parking is plentif u1 and is validated and complimentary limousine service will whisk the couple to Jobn Wayne Airport and their honeymoon. Wedding parties and o ut -of-town guests can be accommodated in a block of rooms. et aside j ust for them. at around $59 per night. Brandon ·s takes the has le out of wedding planning. Bride can chose from a variety of linens for guest tables. They will receive lace head and -Allan · Adler -· Nothing says elegance quite like authentic silvet flatwarcJ rom Allan Adler. mastcr· silvenmith. Adler is a craftsman in tbe tradition of Paul Revere. He learned his craft from bis father-in-law. Porter Blan- chard. Since Blanchard had no sons to carry on bis family tradition, he was u eager to teach Adler as Adler was cager to learn . Now. Allan Adler's lifetime dedica- tion to perfection shows in his collection of fine handwrought ster- lina silver flatware. Silver is not .only a sowce of wealth. it is also a symbol of wealth. for when displayed in the bome, it denotes its owner's appreci- ation of the very finest . For lbOee who seek uncompromiaina excellence. Allan Adler Silver bai always been the symbol of the ultimate in 1terlin1 1ilVer. Adler has been recognized by tbC" Smithsonian Institute in Watbinaton D.C. for his contribution to the art. Tlae State of California hu pro- d•iii"d bila ·a UViaa Trewre of CalifonU, -bow ....... IO o.a, a few eueptlqe11 caft-a. MUJ cake table cloths and complimentary mirrors and votive candles at each guest table. And the menu is very extensive. with white glove service, for either buffets or sitdown. If there is a special menu item the bride docs not see listed, it can be special-ordered. For the reception, Brandon's offers complimentary dance floor set up and has a host of entertainment it can recommend. Bars can be set up and a wonderful celebration is assured. The ballroom is secluded away from the rest of the hotel for maximum pnvacy. Peralta said Saturday~ arc the most popular day, but Sundays are gaining. The hotel can also accommodate Friday night weddings. he said. And if a bride and groom are just .starting out planning their wedding, Peralta said they should check Brandon's first. "We have a whole list of vendors we use and highly recommend." she aid. &verly Ht ritage Hotel and Bran- don s are loca1ed a1 3350 A venut of the Arts. Cosio Mesa. For m ore information. coll 75 1·5100. celebrities have bad Adler make special items for them and Adler can truly be called the S ilvenmith of the Stan. All patterm of Allan Adler Flat- ware are band f oraed entirely of sterling silver and are completely solid. Other gift options at Allan Adler include fine china by Royal Copenhqen. crystal by ReideJ and band-blown aJua from Simon Pearce. The weddiq party will mo enjoy attendant pfta such u keycbaina, money clipa and cbanm. Bridea and arooms who receive a sift of Allan Adler Flatware are usured of a muter" penonal touch and a fine work of art that will truly become an heirloom to be enjoyed for aeneratiom. And, brides and arooms ahoppina around for a weddiba set need on1y to check Allan ACIJcr first, where they will find quality sett crafted in 14 carat 1old. AU. Adl#r Si/wr u IMOlttl el JIJI ·&.I Coal Hlfltw.y ln Coro1t11 •1 II•. For MON llVo.-WNlk>n, ctlll 61J- 1#J. • . THIS AND THAT-Stllctt11 ... ,,.rl .. ltttlUlta' Mtflta. or htlplng wltlt ._. ratrVlltll * ,,.ra11M If U. rlClpll11 sit• ire tasks 11111 11t1nda11ta ca. bl ..,..,.., , .. Duties ... 11111 ......... 111 offering to do errands. Help the bride and the maid of honor address and stuff envelopes for invitations and announcements. Give a shower for the bride or a party for the couple. On tbe Weddin& Da1: Be on time and keep calm. Be charming in the receiving line and circulate during the reccp- ·tion. Tiv<ii Temu:e The Hacienda Wedcllng Chapel and Reception Areas On tbe Terrace of the World Renowned Festival of Arts. Lapna Beacb, Calli 714-494-9650 Nostalgic early Callforala courtyard setting 11%5 College Avenue Sula Alla. Calif. - 714 5S8-13N GIGANTIC BRIDAL SALE · LIQUIDATION OF ENTIRE INVENTORY ··10% to 70% OFF rv1AKING ROOM FOR NEW MERCJ:iANDISE BY TOF? DESIGNERS ~~ ~- SALE JAN 26th-FEB 9th , MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY CASH I CARRY. ALL ULD F1MAL , . -I -. ,. I l ,_ 1• JIW'M a t• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS JIWIP IJ. 1• . Ultimate Invitation After the bride and groom have begun to plan the wedding and compile their collective guest list, it's time to think about the invitation. Tbe Ultimate Invitation in Newport . Beach provides personalized service in all aspects of engagement announce- ments, wedding invitations, wedding announcements and bridal shower invitations. "Our emphasis is on service," said Suzanne Coombs, owner. "We counsel the brides on diff crertt wed- ding rules and etiquette, "how to work an invitation, if they are haying a wcddin in it' church venus a-gardctr and so on." Invitations a re designed to create the kind of m~od the bride wants to achieve. They can be elegantly under- stated to o utrageously wild, Coombs said. lf what the bride wants is not listed~ in the catalog, The Ultimate Invitation can create it. Brides will come in and sit on a com.f ortable couch while meeting with Coombs to determine their needs. Personalizing is foremost at T he Ultimate Invitation. Attendants' gifts can be engraved with their names. "We have a large selection of everything and the bride who is budget conscious can bendit from coming here," Coombs said. The Ultimate Invitation also offers a calligraphy service. But it isn't done by a person, it is done with the Inscribe Calligraphy Machine. Each invitation is inscribed separately, but is more efficient and less expensive and time- consuming than if a calligraphic artist were hired. hriCraition, The Ultimate Invita- tion carries all wedding accessories, like bridal books, matching pens, cakeboxes, guest books, garters and cake knives. For attenda nts, the re a re sterling powder boxes, perfume vials, personalized porcelain boxes, picture frames and personalized stat ionary. The Ultimate Invitation is located on the secon d floor of the Atrium Court in Fashion Island. A/terhour appointments can be made. For more information, ca/1 759-775 1. .I Style Boutique · The budget is usually the f1t1t thing considered when planniq a wedding. Tbc bride wants th.is mOlt important day of her life to be special, but without the memory of a bia debt. Budget conscious brides want ·a J beautiful dress. but they want quality a well. That is where Style Boutique can belp. Owner Nancy Dunn opened StJle two months qo, juat adjacent to bcr Orea Up conaipment store. Tbat store wu known for its one-stop weddina boutique. Now DWm bu moved that bou- ...._ to Style, where it b• a special llGlion all iu own. wn.ae are abtoluteiy new drcs~ CMt are 60 to 75 percent off normal ntiil prices, .. Dunn said. •Brides will ft8d Sl.OOOdnuet for 1250 heft." Dunn buys bcr draeet from stores IMt are clolina out their aaoct or toiol om of bulineu. Some miabt be rmflle *'-8. la tllil way, alle ii able ao,_ • ..., .. ~.,. t01Mcomumer. Alfll••r1111 .. ..,., ad•.- desiper labels, Dunn said. .. Brides will get full-service here, .. Dunn said. .. And they will be very pleuantJy surprised at what we have to offer." Bridesmaids and mothers of the bride Will also find everything they are look:ina for. Thae formal gowns sell from S29 to $39, Dunn said. As an additional bonus, shoes, hats, veils and a&oves will also be founa' at Style. Garten and pantyhose with rhinestones arc also something a bride can l do without. One-of-a-kind and unique jewelry adds just the right touch to ttiC Wcading outfit, not to mention providiq an excellent gift idea for bridesmaids. · t&We arc like shopping at an exclu- sive boutique without paying" the price," Dunn said. Styk Boutiqw LI locat~d at 1041 We11diff Driw in Newport BHclt. Houri "'' Mondtly 1ltT0"1lr Friday, 10 •·"'· 10 6 P·"'· tlNI S.111,,J.y1, 10 a.a 10 J p.m. For mon ""°"""''°"· cMl 641-1111. ·Twyla Martin Brides, put away that phone book, now you can find anything and everything for planning a successful wedding under one roof. On Sunday, Jan. 29, Twyla Martin will present one of her renowned shows, The Biggest and Best Bridal Show Ever at the Beverly Heritage Hotel in Costa Mesa. Everything from photographers to bridal shops, wedding consultants to jewelers and caterers. yacht charters, florists and cntcrtainmcntr the Twyla . Martin ndal Show can fulfill every wedding planner's dreams, according to producer Twyla ~~· . . With bridal repstna, bmouune services and stationen all under one roof brides will be able to consult with ' . experts on every phase of the weddang. Doors open at 10:30 a.m., with bridal shows at noon and 2:30 p.m. Admission is SS per person, with tickets available at the door. For more information. call 213/257-7588. The Beverly Heritage Hotel is located at 3350 A venue of the Aru, Costa Mesa. The next show will ~ held on Sept. If). at the Anahnm Convention Center. Berte accessories PHOTO COURTESY . JANELL BERTE Brides who arc looking for a truly unique headpiece, one which captures all tbC beauty and delicacy of flowcn but which can be treasured and passed on as a special keepsake and heirloom, mig ht consider o ne from a very exclusive collection of porcelain headpieces currently being featured at the salo n of Janell Berte in South Coast Plua Village. • Linda Van de Li nda. the creator of the h eadpiece • ha 12 year experience de igning porcelain ncck- Jaces and earrings. many of which were purcblled by brides and their attendant• to colbp_lete their • ensembles. The brides were delighted with the delicacy and lif c-like quality of the jewelry and requested head- pieces to match. Van de Linda launched her first line of bridal headpieces and accessories in 1987 and bas been receiving rave reviews ever since. They have been featured on the cover and editorial sections of popular bridal publica- tions. The porce.lain flowe rs are individ- ually shaped by band, fired and then band-tinted to give them a natural quality. Van de Linda uses seed pearls on gold wire to add to the delicacy of the stems and other ornamental treatments. Headpieces can be ordered in the bride's colors. including pastel pinks, peaches, pearls, creams and white tones. The headpieces vary in s tyle from a full floral juliet cap, featuring beautiful lilies and buds, to a simple spring garland of wild flowers. Van de Linda also features a selection of bandeaus and bows for the less formal bride. Coordinatina shoe clips arc also available and feature petite gardenias and pbalacnopsis orchids. Van de Linda•s unique headpiece arc bei ng carried exclusively in California by Janell Berte at outh Coast Plaza Village and will be on view through February. Price begin at SI JS for hoc clip 1 $165 for b ndcau and bow a nd SS40 for headpiece . For morr inf ormotion. contoct J111Wll lint' Coutun •t 662-J1.l I. .... ho pays or what ~'~D t3!!~ ~D d~ '~D tJ.!!'1> '~D 0€.'I> which parts of the wedding celebration: v aR10E oR HER FAMILY • Professional Wedding Planning Entire cost of the reception, Lo 1 G d } rental hall. If the reception is not ~ • ve y venetian 0 n 0 as held at home. the caterer, food, ~ Sail y h f All s· wedding cake, beverages, c. • LUxuiy Power & . ac. ts o izes gratuities for the bartenders and ~' h d B Q C u} waiters. 0ecorations, music and ' r~i ff e All Services AJ;range . y ~r ons tants to flowers. A wedding gift for the , 6 I f, newlyweds. The bride's wedding Caa~t Make a Special Day Carefree & Memorable attire and her trousseau. Wed-~ ding in~i~ations, announcements ~ S an::y·~~::;:.·:~gagem~nt and ~\ ~ L .#-. 6.75-4704 wedding photographs. Trans· (;}. '-' n ari ers ~~;~:li on . Bridesmaid's lun-"~ . . LOCATED IN LIDO MARINA VILL_ AGE GROOM OR HIS FAMILY {J tra~~~:i~~r~:;:::sed!~g.h~~:. ~i!AD .G'' cAD GK' c-AD G~' cAD C)g, bills they incur. Wedding gift for the bride and groo~ ATTE DANTS Their wedding clothes. Any traveling expense they incur and a wedding gift .fo r the couple. GUESTS Any traveling expense and hotel bills for themselves. wed- ding gifts for the couple. PASS ALONG AN HEIRLOOM MORE ~UA• ETHAN QOU). Ln. When you makt a be- quest to the Amcric2n H~ Assodadon, you're pa.uing alonl a precious lqpcy. 1k lift of life That· bttausc your conlri· butk>n suppons research Um could S3YC your <k· scmdants ftom America's number OM killer. 1b learn mo« aboul t~ Planned Giv ... Program. all us today. 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PROM• WINTER FORMAL DRESSES I ORDER NOW! . ;fllagic :ffloments I BRIDAL AND FORMAL WEAR I 28231 MARGUERITE PltWY J6t-1133 COLI.EGE CENTER 1 ILOCK SOU'l1I OF moN VIEJO 11ALL BElllND LEO'S ITEllEO • Riii.KR ' -· ,_ t• ••llY ll t• THE NEWPoRT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS JIWIB ft, - . ....__._. . ~ Featuring ' . . Cover Hotrie Ottered by lioda Taglianetti of G orge Elkin Co. . NllK ......., 21.1-THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWSMllUY !1.1 .. . ·Home of the Week· . . Private beach, great· location in Beacon Bay BY CHERYL STERLING The sound of crying seagulls, the sight of the Calif omia brown pelican in flight~ the f celing of warm sand on a private be.acb, the smell of salt water from the bay-the senses are truly height- ened at this week's f eaturcd home located at 63 Beacon Bay. TbcTc is a feeling of commu- nity here, as Beacon Bay was one of Newpert Beach •s first devel- opments. The home is situated on a comer R2 lot. on land owned by the city of Newport Beach. The residents of Beacon Bay arc in the procieSs of ne- gotiating a favorable new lease, which may extend for as long as SO years. · This home may be a single home with a huge family bonus roo~ or a home with an apart- ment. .. Beacon Bay is Newport Beach., best kept secret,"' said Linda Taatianetti of George EJtjm Company, listing agent for the home. -niis is a little slice of the wortd. What I like is the private beach. With the front of the home just a few feet from the water and beyond, you have a wondedul view of the city lights and bills .... A TRUE CLASSIC This' home is a classic in the .._ of a typical waterfront '"'"" in tUI many unob-aM:led wt.lows take maxi- _ ........ of the~ • .... view. There is an imicle/ I 0 •#I feeliq with the W of *JliPta. sliding alasa doon, etieti• paads ........... the willdowa for watilatioa and .................. G•• •pill e11t1J to ttiC hOiDC ,.... • l'W'. Piiia die twoal' .......... is a 4oor .... ra 1 n d1 d .., 1atii&1t wort. To die , 1111 ol dlil door ii ......... ..... IO die lliiii:11e, _. ,riYatc to tlae ... ._. w ,,. .......... kwil ... _._. ia • ..,.,.... witlt teRa cotta pawn altd . pecoery. An outside ball leads to the main entry door on the side of the home. In idc, doweled wood Doors and an .ary hall ol mirnan will greet .._. Tiie .U1Dr1 the room It; ... .., it · ideal to --•In 11 or ud hall ..... .,._ are accented with track lighting, and one wall has built-in book.- shelves. Just off the entry is the guest bath. But first there is a small room that is ideal for an exercise room, small office or lounge. Plush carpet begins here and extends to the bathroom. A double-sized wardrobe closet with sliding doors may be used for storing office files or acting as a coat closet. Ceramic tile is used on the countertops and in the stall shower in the bathroom. Floral wallcovering provides just the right accent. Back to the entry ball. Bear left to the bayf ront living room. The doweled wood floor con- tinues here, and windows arc laced all along the front of the home, facing the bay. and along one side, so the citylight view is maximized. The windows-arc unobstructed and, for ventila- tion, there arc sliding panels underneath them which open to outside vents. The ocean breeze may be enjoyed without obstructing the view with win- dow scr~ns. Off t() one side is a sliding glass door sliding out to the wood deck patio. AJong one side of the room arc sets of plantation shuttcn which open to reveal a built-in entertainment louvered glass door leads out to the side of tlie home. Off the kitchen is a bedroom and private bath that may be used as a maid's .quarters. The room is deep, with a double- sized sliding door wardrobe and berber eupet. The private bath has a cera'1tic tile floor. The '* 2 ,, .... l11sZ1 center for television. stereo and 1tora1c. One mirrored wall contains tbe cozy ruepa.ce. To the rear of the livina room • tbe formal clinjns room. It is aa open ud airy room with the doweled wood floor and an abundance of windows. A wet bar ..... the bKk wall hu a wi ••II Mict bar and plenty of ....... To the n:ar oftbe diniq room is tbe eatrancc to the kitchen. Tbia rooaa briap a touch of art deco to ta.e home. A bllclt and Yiijrfk>or Ud ,_iu«e co.--. ..... to CODtiauc tlaia ...... .. .. ,cMlncta. p I Ii iii ... a bUiJl-ia fiCt for cookbooks. A center island contai• .. electric .... op with central ariddle. The other end of the _island acts u an informal dining table. Ot amenities arc the wall!mou-·.-· commercial cwen. two W11191ftl Oftlll. a ttilll compMlor ad dilhw•ller. Alona 11ae Mc.t or lbe kitchen it a 1o-. laminate coua&er witla wgie 1iak. A same tile is used on the counters and in Hle stall shower. A finishing touch is the glass block window looking out of the shower. BEDROOMS WITH A VIEW The staircase is situated in the entry hall. In the landing at the top of the stairs is a skylight overhead. The master suite is located on the baysidc, as is the second bedroom. A dressing room is located off the hall. It bas a cedar walk-in closet and another double closet . with a sliding d oor. A separate closet has racks for shoe storage. The dressing room has a mir- rored sitdown vanity table. The bath is reached from the dressing area. Ceramic tile is used on the walls, floor and around the glassed-in shower/ tub. The bathtub is the double-sized stepdown kind, and a wall of glass block created just the right mood. The master bedroom is very spacious, and another walk-in closet is located there. A ceiling fan and windows on three sides, looking out to the-view, arc just the ticket to luxury. A sliding glass door leads out to the private patio. Sliding panels under the windows, providing ventilation, are also used there. A hall leads to the second bedroom and many closets are there. The bedroom is deep, and another.. closet. is located along. the-back wall. Side wind0ws to the city light view, and more in the front to the bayside view, are spectacular. A sliding glass door also leads out to the upstairs balcony. The private bath, located off the hall, has ceramic tile on the floor, around ·the sink and stall shOWCL Glass block is used in the shower. BONUS APARTMENT Homeowners who want to enjoy extra income can rent out the apanment at the tear of the home, or merely tum it into an all-purpose game room or rum- pus room for entenaining. It can also be used as a teen-ager' or mother-in-law's wing. Berber carpet is used through- out the apartment. It is acces- sible either off the main upstairs landing or from the outside, as mentioned earlier. The first fOOm is L-shaped and acts as a living room and dining room if the apanment option is chosen. REALTOR INFORMATION AND FINANCIAL FACTS The home is listed at S 1,400,000 by Linda Taglianetti of George Elkins Company. The office is· located at I 7 Corporate Plaza Drive in Newport Beach. For more information or view- ing, call 759-9100. .. MllAIY H . 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS MWY 11. Jiii 'ME IC ~----GEORGEELKJNS ---- coMPANY BEVERLY HILLS BRENTWOOD HANCOCt< PARI< Nt WPORT BEACH [§1 PALM 0£SERT SAN DIEGO 6AN FRANCISCO SAN MARINO DEE MILES GREATEST EARNINGS I NEWP.ORT BEACH I SPECTACULAR BLUFFS CONDO · High beamed_ cetllois.L ver bright, private end umt with beautiful greenbelt view offlovefy woocf'decl patio, and 3 hole putting green. Back bay & sunset views from balcony, new kitchen cabinets & quahty apphances, security system m this popular G plan bullt in 1980. If you hke bemg in a spacious home this condo 1s the answer. Price including the land $415.000. I BACK ON THE MARKET! · This owner 1s reacfY to move. so submit all otters! Sharp, clean & affordable 3 bdrm. 2'h bath. Enclosed private patio with pretty flowers & plants. Easy flving in beautiful Newport Beach & convtement to all. Walk to community pool, Eastbluff shopping center, tennis, churches. schools, & parks. Affordable price i ncludes the land. $265,000. BLUFFS. BEIT BUY! WACUl TE a AF· FORDAllLE · Sparkling clean & bncht. th1S 3 bdrm. 2~ bath Newport condo has new neutral carpet, fresh paint, new tloorint. hltures & drape11es. Extra Ira paho landscaped by Roter's..carden, wtttl use of cement & bnck, pretty flowers & iutomatic time spnMlers. Qtleet location & 1ust a short walk to East Bluff shopptnc ctr. parks, schools, churches & tennis. A &TUt buy enc:ludrnc land. $275,000. ·. llLUPF8. NmW ON llARICET · Call now to see this popular "X" plan with wrap-around Plbo & private bulft-tn spa. s.tuated on a quiet cul • sac. This rare, ,,_.... Ufllt has many atras. .....,. ,..t entry, brick, pattern floori" in kitchen & ,_, rm. shutters & mirrors. It's beautifu'-$385,000. IRcluda tM land. ( LINDA TAQLIANETTI LARGEST SALES VOLUME !BERMUDA DUNESl SPECUC.ULAR BERMUDA DUNES .. HOME. PREMIER COUNTRY CLUB OF THE DESERT. ATTENTION GOLFERS I · located on the 14th fairway of the prest1g1ous Bermuda Dunes Country Club w/sweepmg view of the entire 14th hole-including 171 ft of fairway frontage. This 7.200 sq tt home 1s truly "One of A Kind". 5 BR, 5 ~ BA w/4 fireplaces. family room , formal dining rm. b1llard rm. gourmet kitchen, separate servants quarters. circular rose garden. pool, spa 4 att garages, sec system + dual electronic gates. Complete furn available. Sl.500.000 A BEACHFRONT PROPERTY ON THE BAY IN NEWPORT · A wonderlul two story home in excJuSM Beacon Bay with an eiparwve view of the bay & city lichts as wetl. This is a very special community that reflects the Newport Beach lifestyle. PflVate beach & 2 large vitw decks. Sl.400,000 BLUFFS. NEW ON IUMET · Calf now to see thts popular "X" plan wittt wrap-llOUnd patio & private built-in spa. situatld on a quiet cul de sac. This rare. fr~ itnit has many extras. i~ parquet entry, brick, pattern floorinc in kitchen ' ,_, rm. shutters ' mirrors. tt's beautiful! $385,000. lnclu*s the land. I CORONA DEL MAR I ' - SALLY SHIPLEY LARGEST NUMBER SALES TRANSACTIONS TOP LISTER NEW ON MARKET!· Sought after.Old Corona del Mar street laced with 50 yr old ptnes and on a 40 ft lot. Just one bfod to ocean! Build up or hve m this 1mmaculte 3 bedroom home with f am1ly room P'us garage bonus room. Skylights. new roof and kitchen .appliances. A must ---see tor those ~1ng the ambrence ut this special area. • Asking $735.000 I SAN CLEMENTE ) SAN CLEMENl~'S "TAJ MAHAL" ENTIRT ~S' DREAM · Sttuated on a htllSlde with a command1na vtn of the Pacific Ocean and city of San Clemente, this 5 bdrm custom home 1s for the person wanbne somethtne uneque & spectacuflr. Dra- matic entry w/slylfctlts, spantSll ble ftoor. and a l 7ft Ko1 pond, surrounded by lush & suspended duunc area between the 1st and 2nd floor overlook1nc the macnd1- cent view throucti 2 story hictl wtndows. Maid's quarters over 1arace and master bdrm has hrepiace & separate offtCe. A came rm 1s also 1ncJuded w/pool tJI* & spa. The $459.000 first trust deed 1s assumal* and owner may carry 2nd T.D. CaN today for appl to see. $599,500. (RENTALS I ~ aUPFa CONDO · Private end llit, 3 • 14 M. security systeM. two t11 prllf, ...-. • sunset wns, COfMMntJ poof lnCf spa. A,.._ 2/1. S2.200/Mo. · a.IN• E llA8TW COSTA •U · 111 ~ J a 14 BA tw, spotless ~t No -Sl,350/MD . .. l ... ORT -..cH COlmD · 2 BR. ·2 IA .. Pal IM St41uilr. Setlrily •ullRI C.. '°" I 5'L Sl,395/Mo. ------------118.0CAHIQ Oii TllWERRINQ·1----------. ••••c• Cll • ., ............... Dill Cll .... il .... "' c· · '-11 ltillllllr .................... .._ llf ,_IO Jin. "•Ml"""'·'-" EaiM 9llS ....... lllO, 1 lllb1nam .._. tf,...,. •.,·a. ii=...-.. •• 1i11 tf ""ua a . . · .. wl ._.,..ti 11111 Pu f 11 •ii .. _.,,.. dllicl. • ilil-.. II,..,_.•...._ Gt,_ umm n tJ ...-.. ""'*,. 11f1111a11 ............ 111111• ...... , __ ,,,, ........... ,... nit C... Dlill Cl JI J Ill *t eil .... •I --II• CJ I 111. Jiii al• ... It (114) 15Ml• .... llf • P!:i.:t*lt 5"c llll .. 7 R E A L T 0 R s NIE 4C MWY 11. 1• THE NEWPORT EN5'GN/COSTA MESA NEWS MIUAIY !7, IMI Realtor spotlight: Jane Boyd Long-time resident t~bbed 'R~altor of Year' BY CHERYL STEHLING Jane Boyd, long-time New- port Beach resident and area realtor, was selected as the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtor's Realtor of the Year. "It was a real thrill and I never thought they would pick me,~ said Boyd. But that wasn't the first time Boyd has won that distinction. In 1976, she shared the trophy with her late husband, John. · Boyd has lived in Newport Beach since 1943, so one could truly say she has seen many changes. Two of her three sons Pete Barrett Presents: LIDO ISLE FIXER Well-built, well -located home across from the water. Street-to-strada gives privacy on 3 sides! This estate home· needs lightening, brightening and updating to_ be one of Lido's most charming older homes. Looking for a fixer as investment or for yourself, this 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is it! 745 Via Lido Nord $5&5,ooo Open Sunday, 1-5 (UJ Ni::~;~~~gH were born here, and all grew up enjoying beach life and attend- ing area ~chools. While her children were growing up, Boyd spent much time doing charitl work with the National Assis - ance League and the Assistance League of Newport Beach, of · wl)icb she is a past president. Her interest in real estate goes back to the post-World War 11 building boom of Newport Beach. She would take.her sons and walk through every new tract being built. "We watched the city grow and we grew with it," Boyd remembered. Because · the Boyds knew nearly all of the builders in the area, just from touring thei r homes, it was natural they would enter the real estate fi eld . Boyd was talked into joining her husband in 1967. "I instantly fell in love with the bu iness. •· she aid. "I enjoy working with people.·· The Boyds opened their own office on Coast Highway, Boyd _Realtors. Boyd clo ed the office three years ago and now works out of her rambling Harbor View home, where he ha lived for 17 year . "The people I do-4usi nes with I have known for a 'rong time," she said . .., have sold them homes before, a nd I also have a lot of referrals." Boyd always seems to take leadership roles in everything she does . .She is active in the Women's Council of Realtors, has been a state director of the California Association of Real- tors since 1978 and was president of the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors in 1985. Boyd-loves her business, but she also loves her free time. S he fills it with bridge, reading and traveling. And as for the latter, it can be said that Boyd has traveled the world . .. My husband didn't like trav- eling much, so I would go and he would stay home,,. she said. There is a clock on her den wall that tells what the time is in any part of the world. Boyd said her husband would know the best time to call her, based on her itinerary. _ Boyd's last trip in the fall was to Borneo, Malaysia and Thai- land. Her next trip will fulfill a lifelong dream. She will travel to Santiago, Chile, and sail through the Strait of Magellan. S he has been ·to China and Africa twice and just about any other country one would be able to name. Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors is located at . 401 N. Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. For mo re information. call 646-1671. Jane Boyd I....._ ' W.IY !I. 1MI THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS~ !1, 1111 Pm IC .. WATERFRONT HOMES. INC. Realton® 2600 East .. coast Highway, Corona de/ Mar Now Open!! Please Stop By IEACll CLOIE in West Newport Like new trl-level contemporary 2 bd, 2 bath condo with terrific oce'an views. High ceilings. skylights, separate dining room. 5 large patios and att. double garage. 631 -1400 ............•.................... 1340.000 IALIOA ISLAND business opportunity for super lease with 5 years remaining + 5 year option to r-enew in excellent Marine Avenue location 631 -1400 .................................. 155.000 COSTA MESA Freshly painted custom 2 bdrm with den & double garage built on frQnt of R-2 lot with space to build unit in rear. Well-maintained home on nice street near C M Courtyards shopping & park 631 -1400 ................................. 1229.000 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA Very spacious 6 bedroom, 3 bath home. Super loc~tion near buses & shopping & across from church. Great for large family or po~sible board & care home. 631 -1400 ................................. 1275.000 IALIOA PENINSULA Just ONE left. Brand new Cape Cod townhome. Spacious 2 bdrm. 21h baths. oak cabs. security system & dble garage. Steps to bay. ocean. Balboa Ferry & shops. 631 -1400 ................................. $350.000 CQIOU DEL llAI Brand new contemporary condos near completion. Open & bright with 3 bdrms. fp .• family room. inside laundry & dble garage. Top quality with . every amenity, surrounded by patios & landscaping. 631·I400 ................................. 1315.000 UDO ISLE Vacant lot at quiet end of island. 131-1400 ................................. 1475.000 UDO ISLE Charming 2 bdrm doll house with den & lovely brick patio with fountain on Qreat street Rebuilt in 1984. New kitchen. new baths. new roof. French doors & paned windows. · 131 -1411 ................................. 15!1.000 CHOU IEL llAI Sharp ·duplex in great south of highway location. Charming 2 bdrm cottage with gleaming hardwood floors & fires>'ace. nice patio & 2 bdrm unit in rear. Walk to beach. shops & restaurants. 13 t · t 4IG .•••••.•..•...•.....•...••....••. 15!5.DOO WEIT IEWPOIT 1 house to oceanfront Beautiful remodeled cape Cod 3 bdrm home. A·2 lot with room for unit Ocean view from master, used brick fireplace In living room & brick patio. Turn-key with new kitchen & baths. 131·t4111 .....•......•.................... 1515.• IElfUT ~ custom 4 bdrm Medi1erran•n style home with high ceilings In the living area, formal dining & apack>us country kitchen with nook. Built around an entry courtyard. it has a large sun deck & ocean & bay views. An immaculate property. D1·1411 ....•................ · · · · · · · · · · · .. 1111.• CORONA DEL MAR 2600 E. COAST HIGHWAY 714-760-3600 UDO llU Good value on island for this 3 bdrm home. Great for entertaining w ith large living room opening to sunny patio and $mall yard. Recently remodeled kitchen & large sundeck off master. a very bright & open floorplan. 131 -1411 ....... : ......................... 1519.000 NEWPORT HEIUTI Wonderful remodeled 3 bdrm home plus separate mother-in·law qrtrs over detached triple garage. Beautifully decorated. hardwood floors. ~mooth ceilings & paned windows plus fireplaces in l_1vlng room & master with ocean view. Lovely garden with deck & spa. 131-1400 ................................. 1595.000 • UDO ISLE Country French decor in this attractive 3 bdrm home. Two up with adjoining family room & one down, gracious formal dining room & step down living room with handsome built·in cabinetry throughout Spa- cious & private tiled patio. Wide street at quiet end of island. 631 -1400 ................................. 1750.000 . NEWPORT HEIGHTS Exciting 4 bdrm home on a wooded hillside with incredible harbor, sunset & Catalina views. There are solarium additions to family room & master bdrm and a separate one bdrm guest cottage plus a secluded pool and spa. 631 -1400 ................................. S789.000 LIDO PENINSULA Newly decorated stunning contempor· ary 2 bdrm condominium. Granite counter tops in bath and new kitchen, ca rpeted & marble floors. recessed lighting & etched glass in entry door. Exciting "down channel" water views. Full security building with doorman. Possi ble lease option. 631 -1400 ................................. S795.000 ' UDO ISlE low-traffic corner plus oversized 35' lot. Custom Mediterranean style home with 3 bdrms & den starting construction. Bright & open. oriented around south facing patio. To be built to highest standards. Asking price is for completed pkg. Owner will consider selling land & approved plans. 631 -1400 ................................. 1175.000 .. LIDO ISLE Fabulous remodel. just completed & like new construction. Open, bright Mediterranean 4 bdrm, 31h baths & den with lovely walled courtyard on oversized lot Oak floors. open beams, custom tile. Cantara stone fireplace & Fr. doors & windows. 63\-1400 .... ~ ..............•••....•..•. : .1111.0IO UDO ISLE Exciting Architect designed home on fflH double lot Fresh elegant contemporary decor. faux stone flooring, 12' ceilings. walls of glass & spacious well-proportioned rooms opening to 2 lush patios. Originally planned as 2 childrens' bdrms. den/guest & secluded master retreat. can be 4 bdrm, 4 bath. 131 -1400 ..............•...........•...... 1145 ... OC£AIFIOIT beautiful custom 3 bdrm home on corner lot built for present owner. Pristine condition, roof top deck with spa off wonderful den with wetbar. Master with fireplace. bafcony & super ocean & sunset views. All attractively landscaped. -131·1408 .•........•...................... 1115.IOG IALIOA llLAID IAYfltONT-Fabulous "near new" Victorian with dock & roof deck in comer location with views of harbor boating action fr<>tn the 2nd floor living & dining rooms. kitchen & master bdrm surt. with fireplace & private tower retreat: Fam1ly room & 2 additional bdrms on 1st floor. Fr. ~s. paned windows & lovely decor. 17~ ··:···················· .....•• ··-- UIDA ISLE Lovely traditional 4 bdrm, each with bath, on oversized lot with dock & side ties. Circular stairway, spacious livi~ room. cozy study with fireplace & bulltins, formal dining & family room with French doors to huge bays.de patios. Finest quality throughout with oak floors & cabinetry. An impeccable home on an oversized lot 111.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. 11.111.• NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE 2436 W. COAST HIGHWAY 714-631-1400 ,,. . UDO llLE Beautifully designed top quality 5 bdrm with formal dining & family room & den. Professionally decorated with paned windows & Fr. doors to sunny patio with spa. Almost double lot. quiet end of island. 631 -1400 ................................. 1995.000 LIDO ISLE bayfront Extensive remodel near completion. with 62' on the bayfront and long views up the channel. Open & sunny 3 bdrm including fabulous huge master suite with fireplace. ott1ce & balcony. remodeled spacious kitchen with granite co~nters & black applu~nces. den & bayfront pool Top quality throughout. 63 t. t 400 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... s 1.900 .000 LINDA ISLE "Manor House" with 4 bdrms. den/guest. 2nd floor gallery. 2 story entry. gourmet kitchen. cozy fam ily room & elegant formal bayfront dining room Leaded & stained glass windows & Fr. doors open to the spectacular bay view & to the terrace leading to a dock for 2 large boats. 631 -1400 . . . ............................ s 1.950.000 UDO ISLE Exd ting contemporary architecture in a great Li do Nord ~iew location witg a gorgeous dock for 2 large yachts. Multilevel with basement & totally private roof deck. floor to ceiling walls of glass. marble floors. soaring ceilings, gourmet Kitchen. bayview formal dining & huge master suite. 631 -1400 ................................ S2.2SO.OOO LINDA ISLE Spectacular remodeled 3 bdrm bayfronl Coffered copper ceiling in den with fufl bar. hidden wine cellar. elegant formal dining plus 2 story living room & music gallery. Quality materials include travertine. onyx. brass & copper, French doors & thermopane glass. Bayside patio with pool & spa leads to ttock for 3 large boats. 631 -1400 ................................ 12.625.000 CORDIA DEL llAR at the beach with magnificent views of the sand. sky, ocean & harbor entrance. Generously scaled on two lots. this 3 bdrm home is decorated with rare integrity to it's dramatic contemp0rary architecture. A featured home in "Orange County" magazine, the bright & open feeling is highlighted by bleached bardwood floors & 1 o· mahogony doors. Al-1411 ................................ It.•.• lllOIECUFJ;l Rare ocean front estate in this fabulous Corona 'U Mar community with private beaches. Contemporary 5 bdrm home in the grand style with the ultimate in materials & fixtures. Several oceanfront terraces accommodate a huge pool & spa & extend the panoramic views. Over 29,000 sq. fl lot with 108' of oceanfront 131 ·1411 ...........•.................... 14.511.IOO UllA tit.£ ahowcase of casual etegance in a premier location with 3 complete master suites, formal dtning. several entet1ainment centers & bayfront living room opening to temlces & slips for 2 large yaChta. 111 -1411 ...•.••••••....••••••.•••....••• a .111.• BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE 3.IS MARINE AVE . 714-673-6900 : - .. - . NIE IC MIUIY n. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA MESA NEWS MllUY n. 1• Into Real Estate Treat clients-like the friends they are BY GERRY AND CHRISTA LONG The other day we turned down a listin'g from a former client whose modus operandi we are not comfortable with. "Y OlJ should separate the personal from your business," he admon- ished us. We have often won- dered what that means. "The personal," presumably, is your everyday involvement with family, friends, people you come in contact with. 0 Thc personal" is the manner in which you relate to other people, in h<>w you treat them, in how you want them to treat you in return. Isn't business the same? "Busi- ness" doesn' happen in and of itself. Business is created by people and for people. Business is people relating to one another and interacting with one another in a manner beneficial to all involved. Good business that is. When one par(y gains hugely- a note from maury A Good Buy Corona del Mar duplex, South of high9'ay. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, farTiily area, dining area. Bright 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartrnent. $593,000 *********** Newport Blvd. Commercial-approximately 1,200 sq. ft. $19.80/month. Large 3 BR, 2~ aA townhouse-$1550/month while the other party is hurt- that 's bad business. • In a marriage or in a friend- ship, if one party is always the "taker" while the other is the constant "giver," that relation- ship has scant chances to sur- Vlvc. A solid and lasting business relationship is based or, mutual trust an respect, a Wil mgncss to listen, to negotiate, to com- promise. So is a good marriage and a good friendship. .It is possible that a business FOR SALE .BY OWNER Three bedroom, two bath home. Panoramic ocean and hill view. Quret cul- de-sac in Corona del· Mar. $750,000 Please ca 11 for appointment at (714) 896-9904 between 9 a.m. and 9 p .m. person who deals in a ruthless and selfish manner day in, day out,-looking out only for hirnse~ . and for the "almighty dollar will make considerable gain for himself. But can this person go home each and every night and be a fair and loving spouse, a caring and exemplary parent? Perhaps for a short while-b_ut not in the long run. It is said that "You can fooJ some of the people all of the time, and all of the people some of the time. But you can't fool all of the people all of the time." Good business people arc, quite simply, good people. They attempt to live and do business by the golden rule. 1f it doesn' · feel good to them, they figure it won' feel good to .the other fellow either. A good business person has to have the courage to say "no." No to a transaction that is not in the best interest of his client or business partner, no to a "deal" that doesn't look honest. Christa & Gerry Long Newport Ensign/Costa Mesa News Classified Ads CLASSIFIED PRIVATE PARTY LINE RA TES SAVE TIME Visa or Mastcr~ard· orders may be completed by phone. . =-= (714) 631-8120 . USE THIS FORM TO WRITE YOUR AD. (There arc approximately 20 characters and spaces per line. mihimum 3 lines.) PLEASE PRINT: ... -. ... 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A14M13 cltora, contlng.nt crecltors, and To .. ~. ~. c::t8C:ltcn. con......._. ~ h ... _ oth-·.1 CMClleofa, Md l*IOM who may be ~ Of'IS W 0 may uw arw1se 11 .... ..-d In f'9 wtl or ..ca1e. or boll, of· MARY t•ested In the wl Of' estate, or ALICE WIUCIHS . both, ot. Dorothy A. Huse. A PETtTIOH ._ bMft llld :.JANE W. HAMl. TON A PElTTION ha1 been filed by :::,-..::::, ~E~~~l. T~ of OR:f! John C. liaaH In the Superior J*90ft11 ,.,.. .. ....._to.,......,._= of.._ Court of Callfomta, County of Ctecedenl. Oninge, requ•ting that John c. THE PEm'10N ~~to ectn•1ilt8r 1he Huse be appointed as person- .. ~......-.--lndl0endent~~-a1 nlpt"ftStlattve to administer ~.J!"9~'=-~ oC::;' ~ the•tateof thedecedent BMor• ~ certM"I ecton. howeWr ._ ~ THE PETTTION requests au- ,., ....... 111 required to~ noUc:8 '° iri'8rnled lhority to a<hlnlst• the estate S*9CIM unlel9 ~ haw w notice "' consented under the Independent Adrnini. to tt. propoeed Ktion.) The lr=ldent stratlon of Estates Act wtth LJmi. edninilhllOn ~ .. 6e gtlnted U M led Authorfty (This eulhority 11•11•d P.lf'90" ._an ~1 '° .._ peWon and alows the~ representa- lhoW8 gooa cal89 why tt. oour1 8hould "°'grant ltle live to take many actions with. .,~ING on tt. ~ _. be hetd on ~ out obtaining court approval. ~~V.,'!i~:l-~~~ at 700 CMC ~efore ~g cettaalln actions, If YOO 08.JECT TO ht gti.n= ltle peffon OWfNet, e person represen-lhoUtd e1fw ~ 81 lt'9 and state ·J:; tative ls required to give notice otlfe.c'°"9 °'Me Wrtlen ~ta 1he CX>urt betote to Interested persons unless IM Mmrtng. YOUI appMtMCe mmy be In pet90n or by they have watved notice or con- ~ ~E A CREOfTOR sented to the proposed action.) of~ dKnHd, you nut file;:~~~ The Independent administration and mll a c:opy to lhe pellOnal rapreaentatn.. authority wl be granted unfess llOOOlnted by f'9 court iM'*' tour monlls from the date an Interested person files an ob-of .... mu.nee °' ....,. .. provided In section 9100 jectJon to this petition and ol .._ CaJi9omia Probate COde. The. lime lor filing shows good cause why the dlllrnl .. not •xoire orior to four monthi tom f\e da'8 court should not grant the au-of f'9 heeftna noloed" abcMt. thorlty YOU MA'fEXAMINE Ile "'9 Mpt by the court tr~ A HEAR. ING th · · .,. • pen90n ~ In h -~. ~ ~ file Ml\ on e petition the oOurt a kwmll AealMtll tor~ Nob of the wll be had on February 16, filng of 81\ lrweototy mnd eppt•1ment of_.. .. awts 1989. at 1:45 p.m., In Dept. 13 lo-°' of et"'f ~ 01 account • P«Mdltd In ~ cated at 700 CMc Center Drive 12SO of hit ~ Probate COde. A Reque9t tor in the ctty of Santa Ana Califor: torP9ltloner: . nl&O< • =Nob bm is.....,.. from the court clef1t. • ~701 ' ft. DAvtS IF YOU OBJECT to the grant- 14121 e..ch ~ ing of the petition~ you should ei- WMtmlnetlr ,CAt211a th• •ppeer at the hearing and ~T r:'T i~ 1946 state your objections or file writ- . · · • ten objections with the court be- NOTIM'78EATH ANO OF PETTllON TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF: ANNA LOUISE TRUE AKA MAS. FRED C. ·TRUE CASE NO. A146602 To al hcHrs, beneficiaries, cred~. conlingent credile>t9, and ~ wtto may be otherw1118 tnt8f8Sted In the ~· Ot eslale, Ot both. of ANNA LOUISE TRUE AKA MRS. FRED C TRUE A PETrTION has been riled by RAYMOND MACOMBER In Che SUperiot Court ot Cahtomla. County of ORANGE requestsng l'lat RAYMOND MACOMBER be •PP<*'lled as personal representatlYe 10 admlnl:sW ~ esfa• of the decedent A HEARlt(G on the pecillOn Ml be held on February 16, 1989 at 1 45 P.M. in Dept 3 located at 700 CMC Center Drive West. Sanla AN. CA 92701 IF YOU OBJECT TO the gran= lhe pellllOn, you should ...,_ ~ at the and state your obieiCIOne or file WrtMn ~s w1 the CX>urt betore lh8 t....tng. YtM ~ mmy be in peraon 0t by ~ ~E A CAEOfTOR or a con~t cred1or of "-d9cl 1111d. you ,.,... .. yotAr delrn Wlf\ .. court Ind mll a ~ to 1he ~ ,... .. nlatiw IOOM\ted by l'9 court wW'6n tOur monf\s Nm ltle da'8 of .... lillUanc. of .......... ~ in ledion 9100 of .. Cellornl8 Pwob8te COde. The lime '°' filing d8ilrnl .. not •JIDlre Dttor to tour mondw tom Ile da'8 of "-hMrina nolced abow. YOU MA'fEXAMINE l'9 Ne kept by the cbUrt. tf ~ .,. • P9f90f1 ••••led In 1tw ~te. ~ may file wltl the court • lornW ~ for ~.Notice of the Mrtg of 81\ lnwnay 9'1d llPPfd1ment of estale Ulli8'S Of Of 8!'Y pell*ft OI account .. ~ In ~ 1250 ol hit~ PraNle COde A Requesl""' S..-. Notice bm Ill.,..._ ftom 1he court def1'.. A\1Dr:7.t.,_..__: Mkh , ......... llkt.11 "·~Inc. 110MI ••rtCeftW Dr ·-.... ,... ..... CAIW t ... ~ .... ~ JM. : ,._ 2. 9.1iii PU9UC NOT1Ct ncnnous IUllMSS .. ITATDllNT The folkJwint person is • ®.nc t>winess as THE BAL· BOA ISLAND KIDS CLO THING COMPANY, 224 Man"-Ave , Balbo9 Is Cal 92662 " SuSoln ~n. 550 S 8.tyfront, Batboe Island, CA 92662. This business is con· duced by an individual The fili,,. of th•s sa.te· ment daa not ol itMlf auth· oni. tM UM tn thtt state ot I fictitioul bulinna Mme tn wio6elion of .... ,,..,.. by ..... undlr federat. state • 0t c:ommo1 .._ (SM Sec· uon 14400 «. MQ. Bus;· nen •nd ProfenionaJ Code) The re11atrant com· -,.,..~ to tf8nNCt bull. neM undef the ftChhOUS ~Mme hs'-d abcNe on 114/19 ~ SuNn Hattnun Thi& ltllltNnt WH hied .... et. eounty Cl«tl of Or-. County on Jao 9. lM AINo.F~ 1111. 1121, 2/2 all ·- • 1945 PUIUC NOTICE K:.U.77 flCTITIOUI IUS.NUS NAMFSTATOIENT The followina person rs Ck>lna business as EV ASSO CIATES LIMITED PARTNER SHIPS, 450 Newport Center Dr , Suite #04., Newport Beach, Cahforma 92660 EV Associates L P 1006 W1lm1naton Trust Center, Rodney SQuare North, Wll m1naton, Del.ware 19801 This buslnus rs con dueed by a hm1ted JMrtner shrp ' The re11strant com menced to transact busi MSS under the f c;t1hous bu$tness name h1ted •bo'ole on July 28. 1984 • '(Sianed) EV Ass~1ate l.Jtnrted Plrtnt>rS.tup By. EV i...nct Company us~ ~r•I P rtMr Cha~ H. Stack n Ass1mnt Secretary This st.tt~nt WIS filed wrth tM CoUnty Clerk of Qranat County on Jan 13. 1989 file No f 404589 1/19, 1/26,212 2/9 1930 fore the hearing. Your appear· ance may be In person or by your attomey. • IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a contingent creditor of the de- ceased. you must file your claim wtth the court and mail a copy to the personal representative ap· pointed by the court within four months from the date of first is· suance of letters as provided in section 9100 of the Caltfomla Probate Code Tlie time for filing claims w1tl not expire prior to four months trom lhe dale of lhe hearing noticed above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you are a person Interested in the estate, you may file with the court a for- mal Request for Spe..;iaJ Notice of the filing of an lnventory and appra!sement of estate assets or of.:J petition or account as prov' ln section 1250 of the Caifomil Probate Code. A Re- quest for Special Notice form is avaiable from the court cleft<. Attorney fOf' petitioner: BEYERL Y J. VERANO VERANO & VERANO A Professional Law Corp. Attomeys al Law 17941 Irvine Btvd., 2nd Floor Tustin. Cl>.92680. (714') 731.().488. Newspaper Publishing No- ~: NEWPORT HARBOR ENSIGN. (AOR463385) I / 19 1126 212 PU8UCNOTICE IC_.,.... 1929 ACTITKKIS 8USINESS NAME STATDIENT The following persons are doma busrness as APART· MENT PROPERTIES. 4675 MacARthur Court, Suite 450, Newport Beach, Cah· fom1a 92660 Randall J Friend. 169 Granada Ave , Looa Beach, Ca 92705. Juhe M Haabera. Inc • A California Corporation, 9762 Sundef'land St , Santa Ana, CA 92705 This business ·~ con , duced by a aeneral partner ~ shrp Jhe rea1s1rant com· menced to trans.ct busi· neu under the hct1t10Us business n.me listed above on 1010H88 (Sit"9<fl Randall l: Friind Julie M. H~ Inc. Julte M H~ ~ This 5tatemtnt wet filed With the COunty Cfetk of Or1nae County on .nn. 12, 1989 ftle No f ..-OU51 l/19, 1/26.212 2/t 1931 PUatC N011Cl K-45521 PU9lJC NOnCI flClllMMISWUS ,.._ITATDllNT Trider Cotpcnbon, Cal fomca, 12 Cotpcnte Pl&Q. Suite 100. Nemoort Bexh .. Cahtornaa 92660 ncTITIOUI IUteNUS PUBUC NOTICl NAMI ITATIMlNT flCTJTIOUS IUllNUS The foOowin& persons are NAME STATlMENT The followmc persons are do1n1 business as STEPHEN·THOMAS LTD . 2201 Martin Street, Suite 205, Irvine, CA 92715 doln1 business as ATLAN· ... The follow1n1 person rs TIC LIMOUSINE SERVICE. doin&. business as. B&C Th" bus1nffs is con· dueled by • corporatJon 3700 Newport Blvd 'Suite GROWERS, 4675 MacAr· 307, Newport Beach, CA thur ~rt. Suite 930, New- The re11strant com· menced to transact bust-ne." undef the ftctltlOUS business name listed at>c:Ne 00 l-~89. 92663. port Beach, CA 92660. Donald Lee Beck Jr., Multt·Gtow Investments, Stephen M Zamucen. 815 Ceiba Street, Newport Beach, CA 92660 24351 Kurt Court, Moreno Inc .• a Cahfornia corpora-. Valley, CA 92388. tlon 11 /23/88, 4675 Thof'Ns Bay, 324-C Mar· guerte, Cotona del Mar. CA 92605 (S.~TRlOER CORPORATION Alan Tnder President Jerry A. Thomas, 6131 MacArthur Court, Suite930, Homestead, Riverside, CA Newport Beach, CA 92660 92650. Tlirs business rs con· This business is con duced by a co-partners Th-is business 1s con dueled by a corporalt0n ducted by a aeneral part-The re11stran1 . com· The re11strant com menced to transact bosJ ness under the f1ct1tious business namel rsted above on 10/17/88 This statement~ filed wrth the Coun;!Y Clefk of Oran,e County on Jan 9 1989 nership. menced to transact bus1· The registrant com· ness under the fttrtrous menced to transact btls•· business name 0< names File No F....03868 ness under the fictitious listed above on January l , business name or names 1989 Signed Multi-Grow 1/19, 1126.212 219 1933 PUUCNOTICE ftCTITIOUS llUSINESS NAME STATtmllff hsted above oo l · 17-87 Investments, Inc. Robett A. (Signed) Stephen M Zamocen Signed· Jerry Thomas Newmaster, President Thrs statement was fried with the County Clertt of Orange County on Jan 13, 1989 Tb1s statement was filed This statement was hied with the County Clerk of wrth the County Clerk of Orange County oo Jan 23, Orange County on Jan 17, The f0Uow1na person IS dome busmess as JORDAN. 90 l O<Ner Or • New Port Beach, CA 92660 1989 1989 Frie No F-404607 File No. F405325 File No f404780 1119. 1/26. 212 2/9 1/262122/92/16 1939 11262/22/92/16 1942 1924 Rodney Maril Van Beek, 1765 Maanol1a Alie , #18. long Beach, CA 90813 This business •1s con· ducted by an 1nd1vldual (Signed) Rodney Van Beek "1BUC NOTICE FICTlJIOOS BUSINESS NAME STATIEMENl The follo'#ing person is dorng business as· UINHAN INVESTME·NT BANKERS. 9191 Bolsa Ave .• #117, Westminster, CA 92683 Tuong V Nguyen, 10132 Jyler Ct, Westmrnster, CA 92683 Thrs business rs con- ducted by an ind1v1dual The registrant com· menced to transact busi- ness under ttie f1tl1hous business name 0t names listed above on 1 6·89 Signed: Norman Mead This statement was filed with the County Clerk of -Orange County on Jan 23. 1989 file No F405324 1/26 2/2 219 2116 l~O K-45522 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP Of ALCOHOLIC BEVER.AGE LICENSE l 17 89 To Whom It May Concern GUGASIAN. Levon is ap plyrng to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control to sell alcoholic beverages at 1400 W Pac1f1c Coast Hwy . Newport Beach with "41" ON SALE BEER & WINE PUBLIC EATING PLACE hcense(s) l/26 1941 PUBUC NOticE ftCTtTIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATOtENT The following persons 1re doing business as NEW· PORT FILMS, 410 W Coast Hwy., Suite 247, Newport Beach CA 92663 Dou1las Daniel Ivan, 2522 Vista Dr .• Newport Beach, CA 92663 Daniel Donald Ivan, 849 W 1 Sth St.. 'G' Newport Beach. CA 92663 This business rs con· duced by a aeoen• partner· ship The re11strant com- menced to transact bus1· ness under the frclJttOUs business name fisted abows on 1/4189. Oou&fas Daniel Ivan This sUtement WU filed with the County Clerlt of Oranee Coun1Y on Jan 13, 1989 File No. f -404608 1/19. 1/26. 212 2/9 Na.JC "°'1Cl . . ..... 1923 f1CT1TIOUI Mll•IW NAME ITATIMIJIT The k>tlowifte person 11 dOtnl buStnelS H STAG LIQUOR 125 Mcfadden Pt.ce. NewPor1 8MCh. CA Y~ Suk Chane. 1721 Baronet Aac:e. Fullerton, CA 92633 This business 11 con· duaid ~In tndMdual, (Silned) VCJUnl S&* ChMI This ltlleemelll w Med with the County CWtl ol 0r..,.. CoUf"1 on Jin 12. 1919 ftleNo f .4()4295 l 119. 1126, 2/2 219 am K-45529 PUBLIC NOTICE .NOTICE Of DISSOLUTION Of ,ARTNERSHIP Notice rs hereby given that the partnership pre· viousty existing between Richard Walt and Harbo< Pacific Development Com- pany, underthe firm name of Tustin Walnut Asso PUBLIC NOTICE K_.5338 RCTITIOUS BUS.NESS NAME STATEMENl The followrng person 1s doing business as TRIDER LAND DEVELOPMENT COR PORATION, 12 Corporate Plaza, Suite 100. Newport Beach, Cahfornq 92660 Thrs statement was filed wrth the County tlt!fit" of Oranee County on Jan 13, 1989 1/19. 1/26.212 219 1928 crates, doing business at NOTICE OF "r•TH •ND Of KTITION TO ADMINtSTEa 4040 MacArthur Boulevard, ~ .. Suite 314. Newport Beach. ESTATE Of: Cahfornra 92660 will be ltAUrtt •FttR dissolved by mutual con CASE NO. Al46542 sent effective January 9. To all heirs benef1c1anes creditors contingent 1989 All debts owrne to the creditors and persoos who may be otherwise interested partnership and all claims 1n the will or estate or both, of Ralph Meyef ag;unst the partnership will A PETITION has been filed by Rose K M~r in the be received by Harbor Supert0r Court of Cal1forn1a, County of Orange. reQUeS11ng Pacific Development Com-that Rose I( Meyer be appointed as personal represent pany at 4040 MacArthur atrve to admrmster the estate or the decedent Boulevard. Suite 314. New· THE PETITION reQuests authoflty to adm1n1ster the port Beach. Caltfornra estate under the Independent Administration of Estates 92660 Act (This autho11ty all s the per~nal representat111e to Dated Jan 11 . 1989 take many actions without obtaining court aporoval Signed Richard Walt. Before taking certa n actions ~11er, the pe~al HARBOR PACIFIC DEVEL represen1a11ve s reQuir~ to &1ve notice to 1nt~rl!'.Sted OPMENT COMPANY..! Cali __ ..,,.p1"..,.r,_so1r:ns un•~~ thev ha~ wa1vf'!(t i,olltl" ()( conc;ent"'<J !> forn1a corporahon me tsropo~t>d action ) The 11\de~nt ~min r 1tron By Brent R Ogden. Jr authoritv will be ranled un1ess an 1nte•este<1 pe1'SOn f es Pff"'itdM"lt an ob1ect1on to this oetit•on and sho•s 12ood cau!>e "'"'W 1126 1943 tno coul'\ should oo 11rant the autho• tv A HE.ARING on the ~t1tion will be t1ek1 on fet>tuary PUBLIC NOTICE 16 1989 <1t l 45 om Dept •3 loca:~ at 700 C V!C flCTITIOUS BUSINESS Ce~t"'f Oriy rn the Ci y 1 Santa Ana. Cal fotn1a09270l NAME STATEMENT IF-YOU 08.IECT to the &rantine of the oe 11ton. YoU The followm1 person is should e.tnt>r apoea• at t~ he.ann and state YoU' doma business as HUNTER obtect ons or fr e wr tten ot>tections w1tll cne coun before LANDSCAPE AND MAINTE the-hearing Y04Jr appearance m.lY be in person °' Dy NANCE. 1696 Monrovia, your attorney Costa Mesa. Cal 92627 IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR or a cont1n ent creditor o1 Robert W Terry Hunter. tl-e decHsed. you must flle yot.ir claim "*' h the c:ourt 1696 Monrovia, Costa and mail a copy to the personal rep1esentat1ve ac>001nted Mesa, Cal 92627 by the court wrthrn four months from the date of ftrst Thrs business rs con· issuance of letters as provided 1n section 9100 of the duced by an 1ndrv1dual Calttomra Probate Code The time for f1hng cla ms wtll The reerstrant com note•pirepnottotourmonthsfromthedateoftheheanng menced to trans.act bust· noticed above • ness under the f1ct1t1ous YOU MAY EXAMINE the ftle kept by the court If you business name hsted above are a person interested 1n the estate you may file wrth on 9/84 the court a tonnal ReQ~st fot Special Notice of the f1ltna (Si1ned) Robert Terry of an mventort and appra1~ment of e-stat~ auets Ot of Hunter any petJhon or Kcount as provided in sectlOf'I 1250 of Thrs statement was filed the Cahfomia Probate Code A Request for Spectal NotJCe with the County Clerk of form 1s ava·lable from the court clef\ Oranee County on Jan 13, Attorney for pet1oooer '1989 JOHN C PENNEY File No F...404605 PENNEY & PENNEY l / 19, 1/26, 212 Attorneys at Law 219 __ .,._,J$1'27 34 71 Via Lido. Ste. 203 NklC N01lCE FlCTTTIOUI IUSIMSS NAM€ ITATIMENT The f0Howm1 person rs do4n1 business as (A) PAT· TISON INVESTMENT COM· PANY, (8) PA TTtSON COM· MOOITIES (C) PROFITQUEST ASSO CIATES. 901 OcJl,er Onve. Suite 188, NewpQft BNch. 92660 s 8tuce Pattison. 1235 Santi110 Orwe, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Tn1s business " con- duced by an indMdual. The fili"I of this sblte- ment does not °' itsetf Mith· onz• the UM 1n this state of • fictmcM business name 1n ~ ol the rllhts by ~under fedetat. stat• °' common ._ CS-S.c ~ 144'00 .... seq Busi· nest end Profess.ton-' • Code). The re11str1nt com· ~ to trln$Kt bu$i· MU under the ftctitlOU buaineu '*"" listed abcM! on-.1973 ~ S en.a P.tt1son rm ......,.,..,. .., filed '""' the County '~ ol ~~onJan ll, 1919 F"•Nof~ 1119. l/2'212 Ill \ 1126 2/2 219 Newport Beach. CA92664 (714) 673·7120 Makea contribution to life after death. nENBICAN HfAllT AS&CIJA110N MD«mAL .......... '. -'. . . -·' . . . , ..,,..,.., .. •1••·....--- • - - - I . - Expect the best~ NEWPORT BEACH IEWPOIT (VILLA IALIOA) 1131,500 ATTENTION FIRST TIME BUYER -WITH GOOD CREDIT YOU COULD OWN THIS EXCELLENT CLEAN -NEW CARPET -NEW PAINT 1 BR LARGE PATIO -END UNIT. GREAT VALUE! PARK LIDO S 119,500 SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2 BA TOWNt;iOUSE W/3 CAR GARAGE. LARGE UTILITY ROOM, PRIVATE PATIO. & HARDWOOD FLOORS. A GOOD INVESTMENT AREA. ., I LUFFS 1319,000 FABULOUS CONDO IN WIDE GREENBELT. 1- STORY END UNIT. HIGH BEAM CEILINGS, LOTS OF WINDOWS FOR BRIGHT & CHEERY FEELING. LARGE BRICK WRAP-AROUND PATIO. BLUFF'S BEST 1-STORY LOCATION. BLUFFS 1375,000 POPULAR 3 BEDROOM "DELORES" PLAN ON WIDE GREENBE~ T. FRESH AS A DAISY, AND READY FOR OCCUPANCY. CUL-DE-SAC LOCATION OFFERS QUIET & PRIVACY. BLUFFS 1417 ,000 BEST NO. BLUFFS LOCATION W/ELEVATED VIEW! 3 BR/2 BA/SINGLE LEVEL -EATING AREA IN KIT. A /C. MAINTAINED TO PERFEC-' TION. CLOSE TO COMM. POOL PElllSULA 1430.000 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP DUPLEX IN BEST RENTAL AREA. 2 BR + 2 BR + GUEST. LG INCOME POTENTIAL. GOOD FINANCING AVAIL EXTRA LG LOT & YARD! BLUFFS 1435.000 OUTSTANDING CORNER LOCATION WITH GREEN BELT VIEW. FOUR BEDROOMS. BONUS ROOM & THREE BATHS. ALL NEWLY DECORATED WITH BEAUTIFUL BEIGE CAR- PETING & PLANTATION SHUTTERS. SELLER MAY CARRY FIRST TRUST DEED. EAITILUFF 1499,521 EXECUTIVE POOL HOME. TOTALLY CUSTOM- IZED. 2 BR 4 BA. MBA HAS 2 BATHS. HUGE FAMILY ROOM WITH BAR & FP. FAMILY KITCHEN, FRENCH DOORS. ENTERTAINER'S DELIGHT. IE\WllT IEllm 1541,llO CHARMING 3 BR CUSTOM HOME ON PRIVATE TAEE LINED ST. USE OF WOOD FLOORS. BP.ASS FIXTURES, FRENCH DOORS. LRG. M8TR SUITE W/FIAEPLACE FORMAL DR. LUIH LANDSCAPING W/POND. ,. NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE CORNER .OF COAST HWY. AT AVOCADO .. ~ 644-9060 BAYSHORES IAYSHOllEI 1431.000 4 BR, 4 BA CAPE COO HOME ON AN OVER- SIZED LOT. 2 DOORS FROM WALK WAY TO BEACH AND GUEST DOCK. U-SHAPED HOME OPENS TO A BRICK PATIO WITH GAZEBO. BAYSHORES 1885,000 GORGEOUS 2 STORY CAPE COO HOME. 5 BR. 3 BA, WHITE & LIGHT, TERRACOTTA TILE FLOORS, BERBER CARPET. GAEA T SUNNY LOCATION. DON'T MISS THIS ONE. ' IAYSHORES 13,250,000 60 FT BAYFRONT, PAVILION VIEW, DOCK FOR . 45 FT BOATS. REMODELED HOME WITH THE FINEST AMENfflES IN OUTSTANDING LOCA- TION. BAYSHORES .. $3, 750.000 70 FT. BAYf:RONT-PANORAMIC VIEW, 3 BOAT SUPS, BEAMED CEILINGS. EXCLUSIVE BAY- SHORES CAPE COD CHARM. LARGE DECK + LAWN ON BAY. BAY FRONTS BEACOI IAY S 1,200,000 CAPTIVATING, CONTEMPORARY WATER- FRONT PROPERTY WITH COMMANDING VIEWS. 6 BEDROOMS, PIER WITH THREE SUPS. CITY LEASE LAND. COLLINS ISLAND 12.200.000 SUPERB 3 BR BA YFRONT ON PRESTIGIOUS ISLAND. COMPLETE PRIVACY WITH GREEN LAWNS, TREES+ PATIO AREAS. 196' WATER FRONTAGE. BOATING AT DOORSTEP. APPT. TO SHOW!! • LINDA ISLE 12.690.000 SPECTACULAR, CONTEMPORARY, REMOD- ELED, BA YFRONT, EUROPEAN KITCHEN, 4 BR 51h BA, TURNING BASIN. VIEW, LARGE SUP +SOUTH PATIO. Ml• IAYFIOIT 12,l&a.• 80' FRONTAGE ON LOWER PEN. WITH 7 BR. FORMAL D.R. IN THIS EMOTIONALLY APPEAL- ING HOME. COMPLETE WITH BASEMENT. ELEVATOR, GREEN LAWN, ENTRY PATIO & BOAT SUP. U• m.E , . 13.•.• ONE OF NEWPORT'S PREMIER BAYFRONT HOME8 WITH MOAE THAN 80 FT. ON tHE BAY. A PIER AND SUP OF 100 FT. WIU ACCOM-- MODATE A VEflTABLE Ft:.OTIUAI BY APPT. Lm ....... . 1MI 4 M 7 IA WCLUDE8 II n OF FAON- TAQI WILARGI BOAT DOCK .. CUSTOM TMRU-OUT. L8 CIOUNAIT IGTCHEN, POOL. '°"' IAL LR + DR. CN t '°" DITAll..8. NEWPORT BEACH IEWPOllT IEACH 1825.• LARGEST MODEL-5 BR -SUPERBLY OECO- AA TED -SKY LIGHTS -FRENCH WINDOWS -WOOD FLOORS -COUNTRY FAMILY KITCH -ALL SURROUNDED BY POOL -GARDENS & VIEWS! PENINSULA 1650.000 FABULOUS CONDO WITH BEACHSIDE PA TIO OFF MASTER BEDROOM. MITERED GLASS WINDOWS IN LIVING ROOM WITH GORGEOUS OCEAN VIEWS. DYNAMITE PROPERT't'l PENINSULA S695.000 FAMILY LIVING AT ITS BEST! THIS 5 BR.+ DEN OCEANFRONT HOME IS LOCATED IN DESIR- ABLE CENTRAL PENN. AREA. 1 /2 BLOCK TO YACHT CLUB. WINDOW NOOK HAS UNLIM- ITED VISTAS. A MUST SEE! HARBOR RIDGE 1750,000 A VERY SPECIAL, HIGHLY UPGRADED 4 BR, 3Y2 BA, CORNER LOCATION W I LOVELY PATIO, BUILT IN BBQ, EXTRA ROOM OFF GARAGE, LIBRARY PLUS VIEWS! LIDO PARK . 1795.000 ULTIMATE BACHELOR HAVEN. SOPHISTI- CATED 2 BA. 2'h BATH WITH A PANORAMIC VIEW FROM THE 7TH FLOOR. SELLER MAY TRADE. . DOVER SHORES $J25.000 CATALINA & CITY LIGHT VIEWS AWAIT YOU IN THIS ELEGANT HOME -PARQUET FLOORS, REMODELED KITCHEN, DEN, LIBRARY, WINE STORAGE, WORKSHOP ADD TO THIS 3 BR DELIGHT. NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1825,000 FRONT ROW KINGS RO. WITH PANOR1'MIC HARBOR VIEWS REMODELED WITH LUXU- RIOUS MASTER SUITE. 3 FIREPLACES HAND- PAINTED TILE IN DREAM KITCHEN . 816 CANYON 11.250,000 FABULOUS CUSTOM BUil T HOME OVER- LOOKl NG GOLF COURSE, 3 BEDROOM SUITES, 4 FULL BAT~S. LIBRARY. DEN PLUS DREAM KITCHEN WITH FIREPLACE. MASTER BEDROOM ON 1 ST FLOOR. Ill CAllYOI 11.51&.• ENJOY THE SERENITY OF LIVING ON THE GOLF COURSE! 5 BR, FR, FORMAL DR .. ALL ROOMS FACE THE COURSE. POOL AND SPA GRACE LUSH GROUNDS. r UDO 11,•.• LUXURY WITH INCREDIBLE VIEWS, HIGH SECURITY WITH 4 BED, 5 BATHS/NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT BECAUSE OWNER PUT TWO "' . UNTS TOGETHER. • CAIYll 11.111.111 PEACHED HIGH ABOVE THE ITH FAIRWAY W/ 150 n. FRONTAGE. OYE" 7000 FT OF CL,\88 I OUAUTY. A M08T Dll11NCTIYI HOME IN A DISTINCTIVE COMMUNITY. ..