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1988-01-07 - Newport Harbor Ensign
-----~-.!119 -_ - D ham 's out, an --·----.. ncemcnt by Rep. Robert S tan,on. and Irvine Cit y Councilman David Baker. All four are completing terms in their present offices and would have to give them up to run for the Congressional seat, creating open races in those districts as well. ,_:i 7 - IJ ,..... r_1 r t) (' J (Y) I 0 -111 t he will not seek a seventh ngrcss has scrambled the l1 scene, which until Mon- oed set in concrete. .e of Bad ham's w ithdrawal, ar other elected officials · 1tercst in running for the nomination for the 40th al District scat. They arc: -ian Bergeson (R-Ncwport mblyman Gil Ferguson (R- :ach), Supervisor Ro~er In addition, two Republican candi- dates announced their intentions within hours of Badham's withdrawal. Nathan Rosenberg, who challenged Badham unsuccessfully in the 1986 primary, threw his bat in the ring Monday afternoon, as had been expected by most observen. Also, Charles Devore, AGED PA e scram a Pentago n employee unknown to local party officials, called scvcraJ newspap- ers Monday to say he would see k the post. Winning the Republican nomanation is tantamount to election in the heavily Republican 40t h District, which -includes Newport Beach, Irvine, Costa Mesa, Laguna Beach, Laguna Niguel, and parts of Fountain Valley and Huntington Beach. wy OU get everything nice and calm by electing Republicans to every office in the county. and 1omething like this e begins happens." joked county Republican C hairman Tom Fuentes. Fuentes noted that the race for the Republican nomination for Badham's scat, and potentially other contests precipitated by Bad ham's withdrawal. could sap millions of dollar~ from other Republican efforts . "This could have an enormous impact on the party, .. F uente1 said. The key player at this point is the popular Bergeson, whose entry into the race. it is widely believed. would a ,.,.1 • ESTABUSHED 1948 * <WTH YEAR* NUMBER 22 * (714) 631-8120 *NEWPORT BEACH'S ONLY HOMEBASED NEWSPAPER* THURSDAY, J~UARY 7, 1988 NBPD flying high with its new copter BY BI LL HARVEY Officer Randy Nakashima and Senior Officer R ick Schulz of the Newport Beach po lice arc men who arc very happy with their job. Both arc helicopter pilots. Sch~ who is a flight instructor and who bu been with the police depart- ment for 14 years has been flying for eight yean, and Nakashima has been flying for more than two years . .. Being a helicopter pilot with the police department as def mitdy a career choice ... said Schulz, necausc as long u youn flyin& you can't be promoted above the rank of senior police officer." Both men arc obviously proud of the Hughes 500 D helicopter in which they patrol. 1bc department bought the helico~ ter used from a Phoenix (Ariz.) orthopedic surgeon in almost-new condition. It's turbine powered." said Nakashima~ .. which is much nfer than a piston engine powered helicopter. It also has a four-bladed tail rotor which, because it has to tum at onJy half the RPMs of a two bladed rotor, is far quieter ... The police department is very con- c.crncd about noise . .. We maintain an altitude of not less than 800 feet during the day and 1.000 feet at night, .. said Nakashima. "'We want to keep the noise at a very low CHI 1t•N1I -- • -- It.If VIEW -Tiii • ..... II ti L ;111 ..,, ...... llllllP • Ill ,... .. Ill ,Ill 11 II II Ill ~II' t I •• II Illa .... tn. Ill ·Arrests could net department $1 million BY BILL HARVEY The arrest of two men for allegedly laundering drug money through their Newport Beach bank account could net the Newport Beach Polic.c Department u much as SI milJion, if the men arc found guilty. The windfall would result from a federal law which allows cuh and property seized in connection with a drua-related crime to be turned over to the inve.tiptina agency af tcr court action is concluded. At the time of the anau. police coo(11eated S 1.017 ,000 in cub and gold from we depocit bo~es loated at four different banks, a 197' Poncbe 914, a 1967anda1974 Meeerati and two other can. accordina to Bob Oatley of the Newport 8eacb police. In addition. the Za•izan, a ')-foot Fan ndna yecb'9 built in New Ze1•11d ud valued It .a.at 1175.000, owaed by Kimcc teedm J-blpla Roy- land, 42, of Dana Point, ha.s been conf11Cated and 11 prcaently berthed at the harbor patrol pier in N~wport Beach. Hoyland ahd John Frederick Foret. 4 I . of Lona Beach. were arrested after officials of the Danie of Newport becllmc suspicious became Hoyland deposited more than $60,000 in bit eccount from - October, 1986 to February. 1987. Baak officials notified the Newport 8acb police and fed~ authorities about the large deposits, and noted that Hoylud had conducted other money cbaftliq tranw:tiona, usually d•as'• •m.aHer bills for l&J'Ff ones. Polioe ~toftld Hoyland and Font\ bait ldivitia for several moat ha before aatiaa tne arreau three 1JCICU qo. · Hoyland and Ford haw beea char~ with money launderia1, wtaiclll i1 defined u attemptina to coaftlt wy pined by illepl mew iwlo ........ . a , ... , . NIE z.,.. M•tn~ 7. ••THE NEWPORT ENSIQN I , .. ,., I ., ' ! f tOJ St88r "Chamber in '88 , .. Wilek named Tom Wilek bas been elected to serve as the 1988 chairman of the board of the Newpon Harbor Arca Chamber of Com- merce. Wilek is president of Thomas Wilek Associates, which he established in 1985 after serv1ng 12 years with The Irvine Com- pany as vice president for cor- porate relations. Wilek is a past c hairman of the board of the Coro Founda- tion, and a member of the board Boat ... c.tl• ""' ,... 1 channels. Both are being held at the county jail in lieu of SI million bail. Neither has a crim- inal record. Brian Garland, assistant prin- cipal at Edison High School where Hoyland was employed as a physical and earth science teacher, said Hoyland was well regarded. .. He has worked here since 1969 when the school was first opened. He was a bard worker, coming early and staying late. The kids loved him. In this country, we 're considered to be innocent until we're proven guilty, and we1ljust have to wait until we see what the courts say." Garland added that if Hoy- land made bail, he would not be allowed in his classroom until after the case his decided by the courts. A substitute has been hired to teach his classes. "lf he's found not guilty and wants to come back, his class- room will be open to him," said Garland. ( of directors of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce, the local chapter of the Public Relations Society of America, the Orange County Coast Asso- ciation, and the Orange County Taxpayers Association. He has served on the boards of the Orange County Economic Development Corporation, the Lincoln Club, the World Trade Center Association, and Speak Up Newport. He served 11 years as the Irvine Company's deputy He said that Hoyland drove his Porsche to school. but said, .. It is about 10 years o ld ," adding. "Lots of our teachers have outside sources of money, from inheritances and such, but it's a little hard trying to explain away that million dollars ... He said Hoyland was a good teacher, "sound and dedicated to the kids." Though Hoyland and Ford have been charged only with money laundering, Oakley and sources at the Bank of Newport said that as Hoyland made bank deposits, his money was hidden in the building and police nar- cotics sniffing dogs located it each time, indicating that the cash had been in close proximity to narcotics. All of the property confiscated in the case will be held by the f cderal government until the case is resolved, which will probably be about two years, according to Al Fischer of the Newport Beach police, then will be released to the police depart- ment. Normal procedure is to auction seized prQpcrty. ( EiEM WISE During the winter months, lift your spirits with a gift of garnet. Gamet is a family of gems rather than a single gemstone and it comes in every ~or of the spec- trum except blue. Garnet's golden shades of sherry, cin- namon, and tangerine will warm the hearts of the receiver. Garnet is divided into eight species. A species of garnet is defined as a naturally occurrina inorganic substance that has a definite crystal structure with a given chemical composition. These varieties of garnet can be identified through gem-testing eQuipment. A garnet species or variety is defined by its density and how much light it refracts and absorbs. A number of these species are subdivided further into specific varieties. Some varieties of garnet you may not be familiar with are rhodolite, tsavorite and alman- dine. Rhodolite garnet is quickly becooling a favorite of the garnet family. Create a colorful ensem- ble by coupling winter whites with a violet to pinkish or pur- plish red rhodolite pendant. Or consider a pair of velvety green tsavorite earrings to accent rosy cheeks. The glowing golden pal- ette of almandine garnet best compliments the wools, tweeds and gabardines of winter fash- ions. Most garnets are readily avail· able !n fine qualities, so a wide seleciion is available at afforda- ble prices. Within the diversified family of garnet, there is some· thing for everyone. Come in and see the wide variety in our coflection. CHARLES H. BARR 9.w~ ·w ESTCL.IFF PlAZA to the California Business Round table. He is a member of the UCI Chancellors Club, t~e Chapman College President's Associates, the Irvine Chamber, the Orange County and Los Angeles Press Clubs, Sigma Delta Chi, and the Orange County Advertising CL . .>. Both his consulting firm and his division of The Irvine Com- pany were recipients of the PRSA Silver Anvil Award, recognition of the highest level of professional achievement, nationally. Wilek personally received the Distinguished Ser- vice Award for outstanding contributions to the public rela- tions profession, awarded by the Orange County Chapter, PRSA. Wilek is a graduate of Santa Monica College and the Univer- sity of California, Los Angeles. He is a 15 -year resident of Corona del Mar. - JWA work may snarl traffic Work to complete the res- triping of the Short-Term Park- ing Lot at John Wayne Airport will continue to the weekend of Jan. 8 through 10. The project was postponed from mid-December due to rain. One third of the lot was restriped in July and another third in December, adding 72 new spaces. The south section of the lot in front of the terminal will be closed at 11 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 7, and work will be com- pleted and the lot reopened at 11 p .m. Sunday, Jan. IO. Abollt 350 parking spaces will be out of service during the restriping project, and travelers are advised to use the Long Term lot just north of the terminal or tbe North Lot across the free- way on Main Street between MacArthur and Redhill. Weekends are the least busy time at John Wayne Airport terminal, so the weeke11d is the preferred time to do the neces- sary work. "We hate to cause even more inconvenience at the airport than our too-small terminal already creates," said George Rebella, airport manager, "but by adding 127 new parking spa- ces we hope to provide some parking relief until our first new parking structure opens next year." Free shuttle bus service pro- vides transportation from both long-term lots to the termina.I entrance, with convenient pick- up every 15 minutes or less from 5:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. seven days a week. Parking rates arc lower in these lots than the S 12 daily tariff in the Short-Term Lot. Long-Term Lot rates are $8 per day, and only $5 per day in the North Parking Facility. Both lo ts arc patrolled 24 hours a day by mobile units of Airport Security staff, and an attendant is on duty around the clock. The Short-Term lot currently has 1,066 spaces. The Long- Term lot has 1,377 spaces and 1,843 additional cars can park in the North Parking facility. A new interim parking lot with 879 spaces has recently been completed across Main Street from the North Main Parking Facility, and will provide alter- nate airport parking when the Long-Term Lot is closed Feb I to make way for the new termi- nal and parking structure. Construction of the new ter- mi.nal is scheduled to begin next spring, and it is scheduled to open by April 1, 1990. New parking structures to a~commo datc 8,400 vehicles are planned . and the first will be completed by Fall, 1988. The project i~ part of a $296 million improvement program now under way at the airport. funded by revenue bonds sold last summer. .General aviation improve- ments, including new tiedowm and taxiways for private air- craft on the airport's Westside. were dedicated in October. and planes in the north tiedown area beside the freeway have been moved there. Demolition of the Mission Bcechcraft and air cargo buildings also took place in October in preparation for the start of construction. Meetings & Even ts The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce will install its 1911 oflken on Fri- day, Jan. 22, at a dinner and dance held in their honor at the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel. The public is invited to attend this 81 st annual event. A cocktail reception begins at 6:30 p.m ., and dinner is served at 7:30 p.m. Entertainment for the evening will be provided by the Keith Williams Orchestra, and the highlight of the evening will be the announcement of the Citizen of the Y car. Tickets are $50 per person and $500 per table, and reservations must be made by Jan. 20. Tickets may not be purchased at the door. More information is available by calling 644-8211 . ••• Tom Nldten, vice chairman of the Irvine Company will present a program on the lnine Com- pany 'a New Coastal Plan at 11 :30 a.m . at the Newport Beach Country Club, 1600 E. Coast Highway, on Fridav. Jan. IS. THE GATLIN BROTHERS l SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY IOTH I 1Wo SematioDal Wonbip Saviw At 9 ud 11 am SF.E 11iEM -MFEI' 11fEM -JN PERSON Their (lfOfalionaJ and_penon&I liva were coUapsinQ All arouM dwm. Thm. with faith M>om. their families wt~ hWd Mat thtif cam rs tootc off acain. What a s.mutiona.I stotY-Har them sine, and bt inspired by their words this Sunday in The Crystal ~thednl. • The program will feature Roger Sitz, vice president <1f urban planning for the 1 f\ inc Company. He has been direct!\ involved with this plan and ~111 be available for questions aft er his presentation. Cost is S 14 per person and reservations may he made by writing to the Orange County Coast Association at P.O. Box 1354, Hunt ington Beach CA., 92647. Reservatwn~ must be made by Monday. Jan 11 and tickets will be held at the tinnr Children give us gourmet _cooking ti In the midst of the holidays, a special present appeared in my daughter's cubby at preschool. Apparently, the kids had dic- tated their favorite recipes to the teacher. The result was a cook- book guaranteed to generate ideas for interesting meals dur- ing these chilly winter months. Herc arc a few of the more noteworthy concoctions: CHICKEN bJ Carrie Take a piece of food and put it in something. Put the chicken in the oven. It becomes larger and larger and cook for fifteen hours. Oops, I mean 17 hours. Yum! Note: The idea of a chicken expanding like an angel food cake is intriguing. The cooking time seems more reasonable. To a hungry c hild, a fragrant chicken's oven time could seem like 17 hours. SALAD bJ Erin The best thing in the whole world to cat is salad. And how you make it is you put I bag whole lettuce in it, but chop off the yucky part and the parts with bugs. And then put five carrots in and chop them with grand- ma's chopper. Chop them straight and round. Put 1000 Island dressing-3 whole gal- lons. Chop up onions round too. Note: Three gallons of another type of salad dressing could be substituted. We prefer three gallons of Italian. POT A TOES by Nicholas Put five whole potatoes in the oven and cook for 15 minutes. Set the oven on 80 degrees. When you put them in, wrap them in foil. Mash them with a forlc ; put chicken gravy on top. To make the gravy, you put chicken stuff and ski n in a•bowl with 58 gallons of sal .; and pepper. Note: Gravy has always been a bit of a mystery to me, as well. I remember in the play The Odd Co uple, Felix says, "You don't make the gravy; it jmt appean." What I want to know is, where do you buy the .. chicken stufM HOT DOGS by TJ Put bread on a hot dog and cook it for ten hours. Then put one salt on it. Blow on it one hour bcf orc you cat it. Note: Ty's folks have appar- ently been effective in teaching cook it on the stove for 2 minutes. Make the stove one hot, not two bot. Take .two noodles and put them in a pot. Then pour the sauce on the water and that's it. Note: This is probably meant for G.I. Joe's barracks. The above recipes take some expertise. One must read and Sue Kauth him safety procedures. The one grain of salt bespeaks a nice sense of restraint. This same minimalism can be observed in hip gourmet restaurants. SPAGHETTI by Robbie It's a little tiny bit hard to make. Take 100 carrots and a G.I. Joe knife and you chop, chop, chop. Then dump them into the recipe. Get 58 cans of tuna fish and mix it with the carrots. Then put it together and follow the directions rather caref uJly. Our final treat comes from a boy who would fit in well with my family. His needs arc simple: COLD CEREAL by JOMpll Malec it, like put the milk in a bowl, then put cornflakes in. Then get a spoon and put it in there and cat it. I hope some of these recipes will give you a boost during the after-holiday letdown. And if YMCA open house Want to get in shape for '88? Sec what the Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA has to offer at its Open House '88 on Jan. 9. Activities include free fitness assessments, swimming, tours of the YMCA facilities, and much more. To help you become the slimmer, trimmer you, the YMCA will give a one-week free membership to all those attend- ing the open house. The mem- bership entitles you to join the fitness class of your choice, and will give you the opportunity to become better acquainted with the YMCA, its people and its programs. The YMCA is not only com- mitted to enhancing its members with their physical well-being, but also their mental well-being. The YMCA's Center for Family Counseling offers individual, family, step-family and marriage counseling. Counselors from The Center will be on hand to meet and talk. with anyone interested in learning more about their services. For more information on Open House '88, contact the YMCA at (714) 642-9990. The Newport-Costa Mesa YMCA is located at 2300 University Drive in Newport Beach. Architectural stone, primitive urns, Tarahumara pottery, Indian rugs, artifacts and furniture from the four corners of the world . All handcrafted by artisans for ... Laauna Hiiis Oakbrook vmaae 24315 Ave de la C.rtota Lacuna Hills. CA 92653 (714) 583-9889 • Newport Buch New location 3536 E. Coest Hilhw.y Corona del M.r, CA 92625 (714) 67s.6911 you find the one you like, just get in there and cat it. By the way, Jet me know where I can purchase an expanding chick.en. Sw Klluth u a counMlor 111 a local hith school. s~ liws wi1h lwr hwband and 5-Yffr·old daughter in Newport Hei1h11. ln keeping with the retailinc tradition of a January White Sale, Roger's has prepared a special laundry list of white values for you: Compact White Marguerite Daisies 1 Gal. '3.99 NOW -2~ Camellia Japomca Naccio's Gem s Gal. Reg. '17.99 Now •13.99 Azalea Alaska s Gal. Reg. '16.99 Now •12.99 Calla Llllies 1 Gal. Reg. '7.99 Now •s.99 Primroses 4 · · Reg. •t.49 Now .99 WINTER SALE '88 Now is the time for exceptional savings on exciting furnishings at von Hemerts SAVINGS FROM 20%to40% , The Difference is by Design :vo. emerr.- §nterioo f1nG INTERIOR DESIGNS TO SERVE YOU All Stores ()pea Monday Thru. Saturday 9 a.m.-5:JO p.m. Costa Me31l ~n Sun. 12-5 COSTA MESA ,,,,~ ...... I (714) '42•2010 ....... • > \ ,_ 4 Mmn 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN Bye-bye, Bob; come in, Marian The announcement by Rep. Bob Badham to a group of supporters on Sunday and to the public on Monday that he will not seek reelection has, in one stroke, given a number of officeholders a chance to move up and breathed life into what had promised to be a lackluster election year locally. J Reports that Badham might not run began circulating before the holidays, but were hard to believe at first because of the high level of activity he had maintained since fending off Na than Rosenberg in a hard-fought primary in 1986. Ironically, he had been more actively in the public eye in these last 18 months than any other time since his first election to the House of Representatives in 1976. He was the county's point man in Washington DC on the off shore oil issue, he held a series of high-profile issues forums in the district, and was seen at numerous community meetings and events in the district that he had never or rarely attended in the past. All of this activity seemed to be building toward a rematch with Rosenberg, who only garnered 35 percent of the vote in 1986, but had been working hard to renew the challenge since then. Indeed, Rosenberg announced his candidacy on the same day Badham withdrew, although both men insisted that the timing was coincidence. , All of w.hich leaves the local political picture unclear, to say the least. ~our promipent elected officials have expressed ir..terest in becoming Badham's successor, and the entry of any of them will set off a similar electoral scramble at a lower level. What is clear is that the voters of the district now have a chance to send someone to Washington DC who represents the best the Republican Party has to offer. Badham was a lackluster legislator at best and, as we have said many times, a Republican bastion like the 40th District should be able to send someone to Congress who can shine. In that spirit, we'd like to urge Sen. Marian Bergeson to enter the race. Not only is she the senior Republican in the district in terms of length of public service and current office held, but she has shown remarkable leadership abilities at every level of public service in which she has been active, from the school board, through the Assembly, to the state Senate. We do not mean to devalue the abilities or credentials of the other active or potential candidates, but we have no doubt that Marian Bergeson is the best this district can offer. Baker Communications AWARO WINNING MEteER ca&..-···••MUPBA ,._ ...... _ 39 State & National Awards S4nce 1978 ,.Ylml2 MIOtf AllflUID flt>a Circut.tion 25,000 ....,..a: Seth Baker EIECITllE EMii: Roger Bloom .,_... EllTll: Judy Duffy WATE EllTll: Bill Harvey ••Tl EllTll: George Pappas PllTI EllTll: Danny Cota Pll1'mUPIEI: Mary DeChirico 883 Produetion Place Newport Beach, CA 92663 (71 4) 631-8120 P1ease send mail to: P.O. Box 9399 Newport Beach. CA 92658-9399 The Newport Ensign Is published weekty on Thut'9days. ,. ~· . GONG ... . <Oli ... Another honor f o_r Doro~hy In the hope that 1988 will be better than 1987. let's start the new year with a story of mind Oft'er matter or success over advenity. Dorothy Hardcastle is the Realtor of the Year, an honor voted by her peers and presented at the recent meeting of the Newport-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors. And, of course, she cried a little. Crying a little is something Dorothy Hardcastle bas done much of her life when she bad reason and cause enough to cry a lot. Today, she can laugh about the many misfortunes, both personal and professional, that have plagued her life, because, with sheer determination and bravado, she bu moved away from a problem to tackle a new challenge. The result ii a life so varied and full of 10 many unusual exploits that you wouldn't believe it if a movie were bued on the doinp of Dorothy. For you ladies bored with today's soap opera or coffee klatc' here's a brief IUllUIWY of what tbe Realtor of tbe Year bu been in tbe put; A private coot. A cable splicer. A lead woman at Lock.heed. A liaht opera performer. A department store Mletwo- man. A national woman •1 wear buyer. A Corona del Mar drat abop owner. A manqer of five depart- menta in a Chula Vista dilcout 1tore. A Girl Scout leader of a troop whole memben iaduded Deb- bie ~ A laaud ,....._. iiMe 1974.. A real .... , ltrobr ._ 1976. • Ap• hr' ... 1115. To.liJ. Dars&llf R tu 1111 ii .. 111d111 .............. .. • Time of my Life George Elk.ins Realty Co. Sh~ is the mother of two, grand- mother of four and, get this, great grandmother of two. She is also the president of Speak Up Newport (SUN), a non-partisan community focus group. And she finds time, somehow, to serve the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce's Legis- lative Committee, and to work as a director of such groups as the Braile Institute, · the Alco- holism Council, and New Direc- tion.a. a center servin,g women suffering from alcoholism. She ii a member of Orange County's Centennial Committee, New- port~• Airport Committee and Bicentennial Committee for tbe four-year commemoration or the sipina of the U.S. Conati- tution and the Bill of Ripta. There ii a vivid memory of my rant meetina with Dorothy. Sbe WU wearina white temU top. belpina the Dolpbim of the Chamber of Commera .-.. dae fant •WimWeclon Welt" t-nia tournament to nile money for New Directions. She wu apir· ited, fie1ty, bard-worldn1, reeourceful and cletermiaed. Sbe atill ii, and I low workiaa with her. It WM only recently that I learned of her early life of woe ,.and aquiah. Sbe na bona on Juae 1', in New Y ort City, to Reibert aDd ..., kr, .......... ii nail1•nd. bat J08'1 lme to IO IO 1111 .. ARlit.IO llilla die ,...,. ..... ,,,g ... 7 ..... ...., .. .. a.. ..... .. ...; c..r ..... ..,. .... -..... o1•-.... •a 1111• Ra'llt lln~ IV JIM FELTON but she wu never to sec her mother, and the family took a vow, which they each kept to their graves, never to talk of her. For most of her childhood. she was bounced for six-month intervals between her paternaJ grandmoitier in Long Beach and a loving aunt in Sausalito. Her father, a tall, handsome Irish- man, wu alternately an actor, hotel rnanapr, conductor, and chef on tbe railro8d, and a Long Be..cb car dealer. Her pandmotber was a strict Boltonian who bad railed six cbildrea of her own and bad little toleraace for a 1e¥mtlL But her Auat Louile iD Samalito pro- vided tbe peat impiration and inflaeace on Dorothy. She was a bo1pita1 aclminitt.ntor, and IOCi.U, actift, and 1be gave Doroday a room or ber own overlootina tile hey, and a grand piaao. ad ~ ber to be a boat.. at community fund- riri• pMtiel. .. Aunt Louise died Wlila Dontby WM 16, and • .. fcinid to liw a rebellious life wida a tyrannical grand- mother. Dorothy bu endured and 1urvived two unhappy mar- ~ Siie leUDed to be a cable .,._to_,,.,. ber daupters, Ud Ille MceN the fint female ..,.._ • Locklleed. When def ... cutbacb forced her ter•batioa, 1M joiDecl Bul-..... _.,_...._,...,..ber owa .._ llaOp n.illett in Oll1a1... ...lllidWto .. Rf a ... fellow II.... .. .... tlaat • .... IO .. ..., .... .. 1 tdl•lftlllY... . _ .. JI .. 7.1• THE NEWPORT ENmGN ... Lungren deserves a ·fair confirmation proce . aY THOMAS A. FUENTES / . acknowledged that the U.S . organized government. Many Calif omia government loaders were delighted when Gov. Georae Deukmejian announced bis nomination of Lona Beach Congressman Dan Lungren (R-CA) to repl11ee the late Jcue Unruh u tbe state's treasurer. KnowingofLungren's extensive experience in the budget process 'in Washington, D.C., and his atrong credentials u a fllC&I cometvativc. they tee the conarcuman u an ideal choice to manage Calif omia 's billions of dollan of uaets. My Turn · government was guilty of a grave Aware of Lungren 's sparkling mistake when it held Japane~-record, most liberal Democrats Americans in internment ~ps in the State Legislature have duriftg World War II. Lun.-n been more judicious in their apced . that a "sincere apology" public statements, such as should be made, but believed it Senate President Pro-Tem would be "bad precedent" to David Roberti (D-L.A.}, who award billions of dollars of declared that the Senate "will taxpayer money to the families allow for a full and fair screening of those Japanesc-A·mericans of his qualifications." Even the today. Extrapolating on this notorious arch-liberal Assembly single position, a few die-hard Speaker Willie Brown gave his Democrats arc outrageously pledge that political partisanship sugating that Lungren is bar-would play no part of the con- Republican Auembly Leader Pat Nolan (R-GlendaJe), for example, declared that Lungren ~ make an outstanding treas- urer, combining lcadenhip skills and a quick grasp of public policy." { Yet, the old political partisan- ship known so well in Washing- ton, D .C., is now threatening to pervade California politics. Left- leaning California Senate Majority Leader, Barry Keene (D-Bcnicia), tipped off that preparations for an anti- Lungren auault are underway '" by his early prediction that the nomination would .. die in the Senate." Unfortunately for the political mud-slingen, however. there is Badham .. ~. C11 fM• 1 dissuade the other elected offi- cials from running. .. I'm going to look into it," Bergeson said Monday when asked if she will run. "It's a good district for me. rve repraented abDost every portion of it on the school board, in the Auembly or in the Senate. I'll have to weigh that against what I still want to accomplish in the Senate." Bergeson said she has estab- lished an exploratory committee to look into the demographics of the district and the financing of a Congressional rac'e, and that she will announce her decision "in the next week or two." "I know a lot of people a.re wanting to run but waiting on my decision," she said. "It's not fair to make them wait." In withdrawing from the race, Badham noted that he'd been through 26 primary and general elections in his career as an assemblyman and congressman, and won them all. However, he said, he feels it is ~ime to begin a new chapter" -writing, lecturing and consulting -and little in Lu...,n '1 past to pro- vide ammunition for a successful character a11assination. Lungren •s nine yean in Congress prove him to be an able legislator with an anti-big government philosophy. In one inatance commonly noted, for example, he with- stood political pressures and opposed the construction of a federal building in bis own district. "It's important to be somewhat tight with the dollar when you're dealiqg with other people's money,•• Lungren explained. In addition to his role in the budget process, Lungren has made large contributions in the area of immigration reform. Instrumental in the passage of a landmark immigration reform bill in the 99tb Congress, Lungren sought to prevent ille- gal immigration and replace it with a comprehensive policy to protect both American jobs and undocumented workers from exploitation. The congressman ....... 111 welcome an opportunity to spend more time with my wife, our children, and grandchil- dren." Rosenberg, in announcing his candidacy, said he has already received $200,000 from contrib- utors, plus another SIS0,000 in pledges. His campaign commit- tee is chaired by Gen. William Lyon, and the campaign director is David Vaporean, a veteran . Republican campaign consul- tant who beaded Bad ham ·s suc- cessful 1986 effort. 0 Although Bob Bad ham ·s retirement allows for a mmorc positive campaign,.. Rosenberg stated, ~c ahve been building for June's primary since last January Clearance THE SAVINGS CONTINUE 40% to 7 5o/o Off Selected Items S pode • Por1naeirion MUcaMI •Lbrto• • Jf'edB~ YUlory It Boela • Mcuo,.. •SAVE ON CH81STllAS ITEMS ALSO• ·Almost & Perfe~t English China 743-B Baker.SL, Co.ta•~ 241-9911 , IY TllUI A. FIEITEI also has been active in the fight against crime, sponsoring a number of crime reform initia- tives and anti-drug measures. Former Speaker of the House and Democratic mainstay, Tip O'Neill, was so imprcsacd with Lungren, he once wrote to him, "You have the qualities I admire in a politician. You are loyal to your party and President, you love your country, and you love politics. You never do anything half-heartedly; in the true Notre Dame fashion, when you rise to debate in the House, you shake down the thunder from the sky." Because Lungren boasts of such a solid public service record, detracton have sought other grounds on which to "respectably" oppose him. After sifting through nine yean of literally thousands of congres- sional votes and public state- ments; the ideologically driven opposition bas laid hold of the issue of Japanese internment during World War II. L~st September, Lungren ..... 111111 t June. We have a strong, driving juggernaut ready for victory ... boring "racist" sentiments. firmation process. The same legislators who are f trving 10 play up the issGe of After nine years o Lungren 's .. ,. able representation, Orange fmanc~ons for families Countians know well of the of J internment victims, congressman's dedication, however, arc silent about sincerity and integrity as an Lungren\ extensive efforts on elected official. Lungren 's the House of Representatives' Ju,sticc Committee 00 behalf of impressive record proves clearly that he would be a responsible Vietnamese refugees, as well as treasurer, well-suited to address many other minority groups. the needs of California. The Lungren has demonstrated his voters of California must care- rep.ugnanec for a~y form of fully remember t'he words of racasm re~tedly 1~ th~ past, • _Qemocratic legislators such as even crossang party.lanes 10 1 ?~S ...... Roberti and Brown and hold to vote for. sanctio'!5 aga.mst them to their pledge o( a "full South . Afnca .. ~hil~ m~ny and fair" confirmation process Repub~ca~ believed th_is ~on for Dan Lungren. was m1sgu1ded , the mcadent serves to illustrate Lungren 's deep-seated hostility towards racism, particularly racism by .......... , ... , Ferguson, discussing a possi- ble candidacy, said, "I want the Thomas A . F~nt~s is Chair- man of IM R~publican Party of Oran1~ County. district to be represented by someone with legislative exper- ience." He said his decision would not hinge on Bergeson ·s. but also stated, "l consider her a major legislator, someone the public's always had faith in . We're friends; we've worked together in Sacramento. It wouJd be very , difficult for me to run againsr her.,.. -He added that "J don't think she or I would be very concerned about Nathan Rosenberg being in the race." Full-Length, Best Sellers · on Cassette - We Have Many Of Your Favorites WE HAVE MANY TITLES TO CHOOSE FROM. 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PllTI IY IUIY CITA BY GEORGI PAPPAS Through much of the season, Corona del Mar High's basketball team has been a three quarter team. The pattern of several of CdM's losses earlier this season consisted of the Sea Kings playing well for three periods before fading away in the final quarter. But if Cd M's playing in the Coast Christmas Classic is any indication, the Sea Kings arc begining to come together as a team. Sea Kings (8-4) improved play couldn't come at a better time with Cd M set to start of Sea View League action when they face Newport Harbor on Jan. 13. Cd M reached the finals of the Coast Christmas Classic, giving · Edison High School a scare before falling, 50-49, as time ran out on a Sea Kings' late game rally. The game could have been a chance for the Sea Kings to avenge an earlier loss to Edison in the Irvine World News Tour- nament last month but they came up short. CdM faces Woodbridge tom- morrow night at 7:30 p.m. in an away game. "'The kids never let down," ~ommented Corona del Mar Coach Paul Orris. "That's what we were doing in the tourna- ments earlier this season. They hung in there and arc begining to have confidence in themselves," Orris continued. "Our job and goal waa to get ready for league play and we've done that. Sure we've got a lot of things to improve on but there has been progress. I think we 'ye in pretty good shape for league," he added. Orris admitted Woodbridge is a good team but he added that the Sea Kings have a good chance of challenging them. "We have to take things one step at a time. Woodbridge is good team. If we play as well as we did in the Coast T ourna- ment than we could bleat them," Orris explained. The Sea Kings reached the finals with a combination of scrappy defensive play and a balanced offensive attack. Point guard Geoff Probst l"ati the Sea Kings offense through the tourney as he set up shots for others such as center Brian Spratt or forward Matt Herring- ton or relied on his own excellent outside shooting or ball ha.n- dling skills to drive in for a score. Spratt and Herrington pro- vidcd .• tlt~ lion share of CdM's rebounding wnile also becoming consistent scorers during the tourney. Probst and Spratt were both named to the Coast Christmas Classic-all-tournament team. "As long as everyone is involved-in our offense then our opponents can't shut down one guy. If one of the guys is having aq off night than somebody else can come in and do it. We're finally starting to play like that," Orris said. Going into the fourth quarter against Edison the score was tied at 32. The Sea Kings 'fell behind as Edison scored six straight points as Mike Foster, who was shut out for three quarters, hit two baskets. CdM came back to cut the 1'Jld to, 42-41, on a three pointer with 2:26 left. Edison's Alvin Loftis, who also dido 't score through three quarters, stole the ball and layed in a shot to make the score, 48- 43 but the Sea Kings responded with another three pointer as they trailed by two points with 22 seconds left. Edison attempted to run out the clock, but Loftis was fouled with seven seconds left. Loftis sank both free throw shots as Edison led S0-46. The Sea Kings quickly worked the ball down court where Her- rington threw up a desperation three-point shot which swished through. CdM called time out but the final second ticked off and the buuer sounded. The officials discus~d putting the second back, but in the end they decided against it and Edison was declared the winner. "The head referee was facing the clock and when we called time out he read it as double zero," Orris stated "Seems like those seven seconds went by awful fast, but I guess they know what they're doing." Spratt led Sea Kings scorers ulll111• • 11111 7 Harbor cagers bounce back in Canyon tourney BY GEORGE PAPPAS After dropping their first game in the Canyon Tourna- ment, Newport Harbor High's basketball team rallied back to take the tourney consolation championship this past week. The Sailon (10-4) face Costa Mesa tommorrow night 7:30 p.m. in Newport Harbor's gym. Harbor (10-4) is off to a better start than last year's team. In the consolation final of the Canyon Tournament, Harbor bid no trouble with Los Amigos as they easily took the game,48- 35. At the beainina of the teas0n, Harbor also took the consola- tion cbampion1bip of the Newport-Cotta Maa Tourna- meat af1er lo•iaa their fint roadpme . .. We've ICOuted COlta Mesa aad we know they have one guy (Phil ~os) who can 1eore a lot. In this week's practices we are 1oin1 to empbuize stoppina him," commented Harbor Coach Jerry DeBuat. wrhey alto have aome other playas who can acore, so we can' loee aiabt of that. But our team neecb to find a way to make bukets," DeBuat went on. Harbor pard Mike Npyen sparked tbe Sailon widl bis ICl'appy plaJial • lie 11ak IS poinca. Tyler K.oon ..m•1d 14 poiata. DeBusk admitted be is dis- pleased with him team's offen- sive output. "O ur team doesn't have one consistent player on offense. When you don't have that it limits what you can do. Our defense is still coming further along than our offense is," DcBusk continued. Harbor led 22-12 at halftime and 36-22 after three quarters as they never allowed Los Amigos C1S1F•N17 " r-- . . . .~ .. M.aY 7. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ,_ 1 Newport's upcomlDg yachtin_g events • " Here ~omes '8~-. a l!eat opporturuty to part1c1p•te in a New Year of yachting activities. If you are a new boat owner or your boat bu been in its dock or on the mooring for the past several seasons, now is your chance to spruce it up, gather your friends and go racing. Nothing is more fun than to be on the starting line. wit.. as many as JS other boats and to be part of a big fleet. AU skill levels arc welcomed, and most yacht clubs have very qualified memben anxious to crew. Sea Kings ••• 111 Prr.Ntl with 13 points u Probst added 11 and Mark Cwiertnia had 12 points. Both teams came out playing sluggishly as CdM led 10-9 after the fmt quarter. CdM made several costly turnovers in the first half but they were still in the game because of Edison's cold shooting. Edison took a 24-22 lead into half time. Chip Hanlon, who along with Mike Hunter led Edison scorers with IS points each, sank all of his points in the first half but was shut out in the second quarter. In the third quarter, Edison made six turnovers but Cd M couldn't capitalize as the score was tied at the end of the period. Edison's Loft is and Foster came alive in the final quarter as they each scored eight points to secure the win. Three pointers by Probst, Cwiertnia and Herrington in the game's final minutes couldn' quite bring the Sea Kings back from the brink. .. We didn't play as well as we did the last two games, .. Orris admitted. "'We missed some easy shots and so did they. We played bard and I wish things could have gone differently, but some- ti mes it's not in the cards ... he pointed out. Orris praised the playing of Spratt . .. Last year he (Spratt) played on the sophmore team and it ·s taken some time for him to come along and begin to play like he bas during this tournament." The Sea Kings upset Long Beach Jordan. 60-SS in the tourney semifinal game. Spratt led CdM scorers again Sailing Adventure Series · at Orange Coas' College Jan. 15 -Ed & Ellen Zac:ko "Tht J10.v•1t of Entr'octt" Jan. 22 -Robin Knox-JoHnson "First Sintltlton•d. Nonstop, Rllund·IM· World Voyo1t" Jan. 29 -Jimmy Cornell "P/1111lfin1 Yo11r Drnwr" Feb. 5 -Merk Schreder "I.Mt~ nM01ttt c ,,,;,;,,I" 8 PM -FRIDAYS JAN. 15, 22, 29, FEB. 5 ORANGE COAST COLLEGE Robert 8 . Moore ThHt,. Fairvtew I Artlngton. Costa Meu Tickets. $7 Advance/$8 Door Series $24 Advanc-e/S28 Door TICKET INFORMATION (714) 432-5527 . \hsa/Mes,ercard Phone Otd9~ W.tcotnt• Marine Scene Plan now to jofg Ncwport•s weekend warrion. Starting this month, the racing schedule gets underway in earnest: Jan. 9 -I 0: Winter Series (9 outside, 10 inside), NHYC. Jan 17: Corkett Trophy Leh- man 12, NHYC. with 16 points. Cwiertnia added IS points,Herrington bad 12 and Probst pitched in nine. CdM trailed 48-i3 going into the final quarter but Sea Kings ended up outscoring the Panth- ers 17-7 to win the game. The Panthers employed a half court trae. defense against the Sea K.inp in the~~ half which backfued on them. The turning point in the game came when Herrington sank a shot to even the score at SS-SS with 2:0S left in the game. Cd M's Ir IALPll IODllEIM Jan 23: Winter Hibachi J, SSYC. Jan 23: Jack Starky Memorial Soling, VYC. Jan 30: Winter Hibachi 2, SSYC. Feb. 6: Dickson I, NHYC. · Feb. 6: Midwinter Tune Up Cwiertnia wu f ou1ed by Long Beach Jordan's Fred Wilson. Wilson was slapped with a tcchinical foul for disputing the call. Cwiertnia managed to sink three of the four free throw attempts as CdM went ahead, S8SS. The Panthers blew the front end of a one-and-one free throw situation and missed a three- pointer in the game's final min- ute. Probst drove in for a lay-up to clim;h the game. ) A TASTEFUL ACCENT FOR HOME OR OFFICE A limittd Eslition Solid Bron.u Sculpturt by Jim Cro<kttt H11"Jm1(tnl ws1"g thr oncrr"I "Josi wu" mrlltoJ by Ha'bo' Am SlNlptor Jim Croclctft, wlto ltAS nJ11b11til ""'' 19 7 0 '" H 111D1111. Lu Vti• . Nnoport Btwclr 11,.J Lr, ..... hit. Brochrr of works oofut.blt. "Jmrc•: $795.00 Writ• or c.UI : Jim Crockett rt• t QoQl Clearbrook Dnvt> Huntington ~.ich. CA Q2b4b (7141 062·t>251 Inside, LIYC. Feb 6 - 7: Sunkist 4, (6 inside. 7 outside), BYC. Feb. 7: Harry Mann T rophy (Lehman 12), NHYC. Feb. 11 : Ladies Sabots-Winter J ntemational. Feb. 13-14: Mid-Winter, all clasacs, SCY A. Feb. 20: Winter Hibachi 3, SSYC. Feb. 27: Winter Hibachi 4, SSYC. Feb 27: Dickson 2, NHYC. Feb. 27 -28: Intercollegiate Southern Series, UCJSA. Feb. 28: Bogart Trophy (Leh- man 12), NHYC. · For more information about the above races and I or bow to obtain crew, call any of our local yacht clubs: Bahia Corinthian Y acbt Club, 664-9530; Balboa Yacht Club, 67 3-35 IS; Newport Harbo r Yacht Club, 673-7730; South Shore Yacht Club, 646-3102. and Voyagers· Yacht Club, 673- 7991. .. , . ... '·- The firs t race of 1988 was BYCs Sunkist Series #3 . The previous two races were bcau- tif ul. However, this time BYC Sailors. Ctlll 1 f ,,_ 11111 I back into the game. • • Def ensc was the key to the Sailors win as they held five of Los Amigos• six scorers under doub'c figures. Only the Lobos' Carlos Jenkins was able to score ·consistently as be finished with 16 points. Pomale Skipp pitched in nine points for the Lobos. .. Our team came.. toget her somewhat during the to urna- me nt but we p la yed lesser talented teams. The team we lost to in the first round,Mc Ateer would n't even get fourth place in the Sea View League. To Jose that badly to a team li ke that really concerns me." DeBusk stated. In the consolation semifinals against Apple Valley. ~guyen again led the Sailors with 23 forgot the sun and. more impo r- tantly, the wind. Undaunted , approximately SO boats showed J.t p for this light air race. The winners included: PHRF A: Free enterprise (R ichard Ettinger, NHYC) first; Chris· topher Robin (Bruce Hansen, VYC) second, and Mischief (Carolyn Hardy, BCYC) third. PH.RF B: . Suivcz Moi III (Monte How- ell. SSYC) first; Paniolo (Ken Dutcher, BYC) second, and Festival (Patrick Osborn, SSYC) third. PHRFC: Pussycat (J ohn Szalay VYC) first; Breaker (Roberts/ Edy I Gibbo, BYC) second, and Spirit (Mark Elsworth, BYC) third. SHIELDS: Columbia (David Malloree, UCI S A) fi rst; C harlotte (Michael Craddock. UCISA) second, and Wind (Skarccaul Gord on. UCIS A) third. SOI:JNG: Tempto-(J im Marting, BY C) fi rst , NoNamc (BUI Marting, BYC) second, and Attack Rab- bit (Peter Bagoye, BCYC) third . points. The performance was a career-high for Nguyen, who hit 9 of 11 shots from the field. Harbor as a team shot wclJ hitting 67 percent of their shots , (22 of 33) to leave Apple Valley in the dust. Tyler Koon and Ron Lobl also h a uled d own seven rebounds each as the Sailors blocked out.Apple Valley o n the boards. Geerlings contributed 12 poin ts and LobJ added nine. Koon and Hard in each had six points. The game was close after two quancrs as Harbor led 19-14 after one half. The Sailors bro ke away in the fi naJ q uaner as they outscored Apple Valley 22-6. Apple Valley scored a tno pf three pomtcrs during the game but they couldn't establish an) kind of mome ntum to catch Harbor. L~ding Edge® , IB• COMPATIBLE ,__ - I A L -MODEL "D" -COMPUTER • 31 IEI FIXED DISK • 360K FLOPPY • 512K RAM • AMBER/GREEN MONITOR • MSOOS 3. 1. G. W. BASIC • 20·MONTH WARRANTY • 4.77 /7.16 MHz • LEADING EDGE MOOl!L L SERIES• 12008, 2.-008 MODEMS OPTtONAL A LEADING EDGE• AUTHORIZED DEALER LEAOtHG EDGE• LOGO MOOEL De MODEL L• AAE AEGISTEAED TAADEMAAKS OF lEADIHG CDGE ~TSINC ___ o. .. ' • I I WO~@\~©•m~ (~~f 'I t~) r NII I Jl•• 1. t• THE NEWPORT ENllGN Police Blotter The Police Blotter !s presented as a public service from the Newport Ensiin detailing crimes and arrests in Newport Beach. It should be noted that crimes listed are only those which are reported to the Newport Beach Police Department and arrests mftde are only those suspected of crimes and not those convicted. MONDAY, DEC. 21 CRIMES 0930-A bag and contents valued at $310 were reported stolen from a vehicle in the vicinity of West Balboa and Alvarado. 1743-C urrency to taling $2,504 was reported stolen from Bayside Cleaners located at I 056 Bayside Drive. 2015-Jewelry vafoed at $2,200 was reported stolen from a residence in the 400 block of, Vista Flora. ARRESTS 0130-Roger Edmund Webb Jr., 21 , of Laguna Hills was arrested on suspicion of misde- m~anor drunk driving. • ......... .I 1905-James Edward Mil- lsap, 32, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of the sale of cocaine. 2 J 00-Willy Fabrikant Schuerch, 45, of Switzerland was arrested o n suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 2250-Michael Wayne Thied- mann, 22, of Huntington Beach was arrested on suspicion of public intoxication. TUESDAY, DEC.12 CRIMES I 040-Currency totaling $200 was reported stolen from Island Yogurt Shoppe located at 21 J Marine A venue. 1445-Currcncy totaling $409 was reported stolen from Rocto'I Cuisine located at 223 Muine Avenue. 1823-A pune and contents valued at S40 were reported stolen from a busineu office in the 300 block of San Miguel. ARRESTS OOOS-Harry James Schafer, 29, of Oxnard was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor drunk driving. 1430-Anthony Edward Pappes, S2, of Ncwp\>rt Beach was arrested on suspicion of possession of cocaine .. 0330-David Bertrand Bate- man, 18, of Laguna Beach was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. 0400-David Edward Kuhn, 18, of Laguna Beach was arrested on suspicion of grand theft of property. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23 CRIMES 0110-An attempted residen- tial burglary was tcportcd in the 500 block of Hazel. 1030-A bicycle valued at $300 was reported stolen rrhm a garage in the SO block of S-outh Bayfront. ll20-A stereo valued at $400 ~P~1 A~,C~IF~~~IC~I~l~_~(~f~E~L~SC~B~~L~--~-~~~~~~~sioo~rc n; /;:-=--·• reportod'stolen from a vehicle in the 800 block of Park. ESTABLISHED 1963 _! -~-.--_-. -----.... --------~ ---· nliiihiO um u n •• •o.,..w•"'"''IJ1"0' ~ ...... Lynch Realty RESIDENTIAL REAL TY BUYING or SELLING •Free Written Market Evaluation • Home Tours By Appointments • Highest Integrity • Courteous Service *Twenty Years in Newport Beach Loretta Curci • Multiple listing Member • Extra Advertising •Computer Printouts 644-1367 lSOO-Hubcaps valued at S 180 were reported stolen from a car parked in the 600 block of Saint James Place. ARRESTS 0345-Daniel Perez, 26, of El Copter.' .. Cit' 10 .,_ flll 1 level." The helicopter patrol also maintains no specific route. ..,We don't want people on the ground to be able to say 'Well, it's J 1:45 and there's that blank- ety police helicoptcs:,"' said Schulz. "Some of the anti-helicopter faction would have you believe that the helicopter is of little use, but that's just plain not so," said Schuh. M After patrolling for just ' a little while, we learn about specific things to watch for. For exampl~. we watch for boats with people aboard where there should be no people. We also watch houses where the owners Toro wu arrested on auaplcion of disorderly conduct. 1140-Michacl Johll Halver- son, 19, of Buena Puk was arrested on suspicion of buraJary on a boat. THURSDAY, DEC. 2' CRIMES 0830-An attempted com- mercial burglar}' was reported in ~c 1100 block of Dove. 1000-An attempted com- mercial burglary was reported in I the 1600 block of Dove. 1000-A typewriter valued at S 1,045 was reported stolen from Interstate Appraisal Group located at 1601 Dove. 13 IO-A purse and contents valued at $90 were reported stolen from a restaurant in the S 100 block of Birch. 1846-An attempted robbery was reported in the 1200 block of Rutlands. ARRESTS 1130-Alice Moronez Alvarez, 43, of Montebello was arrested on suspicion of receiv- ing known stolen property. 1400-Dennis Mack McCarthy, 19, of Newport Qeach was arrested on suspicion of receiving known stolen prop- erty. 2225-Mario Gomez Mar- tinez, 28, of Santa Ana was arrested on suspicion of being under the influence of a con- trolled substance. 2230-Ricbard Luo~ 29, of Santa Ana was arrested on (_ have inf otmcd us that they arc on vacation. We are able to watch fleeing offenders from the air and guide the pursuing police car so that he can stay far enough behind to be out of sight, but close enough to make the arrest at the proper time. In one case, paramedics got a call about a small child discovered face down in a swimming pool. The helic- opter pllot landed in a field ~hind the house and was app- lymg CPR by the time paramed- ics arrived." The city saved about $300,000 by buying a used helicopter, according to Schulz. He said that buying a used helicopter is not like buying a DOCTOR JAGUAR, INC. Pus ALONG AN HEIRLOOM \9'UIA8&.£ ~GOLD. Ln. When you nuke a be- quest to the American Hean A.ssoctuion. you ' re J>2SSing along a precious legacy. The gift of life. That's because your contribution suppons f'CSC21'Ch that could save your dcscendcnts from America's number one killer. To learn more about the Planned Giving Prognm, call us t<><by. Jt's the first step in making a ~mory that lasts a beyond a lifttime. 'NE'RE FfGHTI~ Fa? 'OJR LIFE .Amet1con Heart AlsoclatlOn INDEPENDENT SERVICE a REPAIR AIE YOU PAYING TOO MUCH FOR JAQUAI llAINTENANCE1 CALL US TODAY 144 W. 17th ST. COITA MESA, CA. 12127 (714) ~41-2118 1uapicion of beina under the influence of a controlled au~ stance. ' FRIDAY, DEC. 25 CRIMES 1950-A purse valued at SJOO a waJlet valued at S too and ~ woman's coat valued at S3SO were reported stolen from a vehicle in the 2100 block of East Balboa. ARRESTS 1200-David Brian Wendel . . 33, of Chmo was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. SATURDAY, DEC. 26 CRIMES 08 J 5-A radio valued at SJ ,800 was rt portcd stolen from a vehicle in the 1300 block of Quail. 0920-Jewelry valued at $8,505 was reported stolen from a residence in the 100 block of Sabburg. ARRESTS 1710-Francisco Jimenez Gonzalez. 30, of Newport Beach was arrested on suspicion of giving false information to a police officer. SUNDAY, DEC. 27 CRIMES 2020-The misuse of a credit card was reported at Woooy's Wharf located at 2318 Newport Blvd. ARRESTS 0215-Wayne Robert Clem- ent, 20, of Costa Mesa was arrested on suspicion of reckless driving. used car .. "There are regulations about ~aintcnance that require perio- dic checks and tests. The engine, for example, is. replaced with a rebuilt unit after a specified period of time, whether it shows signs of wear or not." The view from the hclicoP.tcr . . ' ls quite spectacular, but from 800 feet, all automobiles look very much alike. "One of our main problems is telling one car from another from up here," said Nakashima. .. Most of the older cars arc easy to recognize, but an awful lot of the newer cars look very much alike from the air." While be was talking, a call about a flee ing fraud suspect came over the radio. He was described a s driving an older Oldsmobile, and was reported to be heading west on Edinger Avenue. .. If be were beading cast, we'd probably go have a look and report his location to grottnd units." said Schulz ... Ht'd be fairly easy easy to spot." The patrol -is equipped with gyroscopically balanced binocu- lars, but usually can't read li~nse plate numbers from the au. "We can sometimes pick up out~f-state plates, but would have to be pretty low to actually read the numben, even with the binoculan," aaid Schulz. Schulz aaid that conflict with air traffic at Jobn Wayne Air- port ii virtually no~xistcnt. •we're equipped with a trans- J>!'Dder that coutaatly alerts the aarport to our location and altitude, and tberc ii a certain ~ immediately around the urpon wllere we may not go except in extreme emeraencies. Tbe air tnfl'"IC cODtrollen elways know euctly wbeN we are and we .awa,. know where airport ·~· . ..... R; •• Monsign.or S$mfnon fans fires of faith •Y PEGGY DAJlNELL .. Rejolu alway1, rwver CHM praying. render co11.11an1 tlumlu; such if God'I wUI for you' in Chrilt Jena. Do not 1tifk the 1piri1 ..... Nothing can stifle the spirit of Momipor John F. Sammon, and, u if to emphui.ze that very • f mct, the Seal Beach Fire Depart- ment named their new engine after him, .. ~ Spirit of Sam- mon." There is a photograph of him in a yellow turnout coat and helmet seated inside the new vehicle. This photo is among the hundreds of awards, mementos, ansf drawings that take up every square inch of his large, sun- fillcd office at Marywood, the Center for th~ Diocese of Orange in Orange. These are plaques and tokens of appreciation and affection from the numerous civic organ- izations and other groups who have benefited from his services, including numerous police and fire departments all over Orange County. In fact, Monsignor Sammon has been chaplaiA to such agencies for more than 40 years, beginning in Los Anaeles ~here be became interested in public safety. He was a member of the Anchor Club, which was comprised of some 3,000 a Catholic men in public service. .. I found that, in the ~ years of my involvement in the fire and police service, no one ever backed away from me. They know I am there in support of them and their needs, that I don't ~the 1ood1' u it were. .. Oftentimes, when I go to a fire at 2 a.m., the firefigbten need to know that someone is watch- ina out for them u they help othen. I feel like I am part of Religious Directory a very large extended family. A lot of people don't realize that the image of the firefighter and the police officer is to repraent strength under the most trying of circumstances; the public is not aware of the tension these men and their families encounter as-they' 10 about their prof es- sional lives." On shelves, tabletops and his desk sit many replicas of Snoopy the Dog from the famous car- toon strip, Peanuts. There is a Snoopy phone, Snoopys dressed like a fireman and a Dominican priest, Snoopy cups. In addition to Snoopy items, arc other stuffed animals, including a • walking, barking Dalmatian puppy and musical ceramics. One meaningful item to Mon- signor Sammon is a silver painted pack set with silver wings attached to indicate bis direct line to heaven, given to him by appreciative firefagbten. There are numerous cartoon drawings. One sho'Ws a pali of boots with clouds of smote about the pcnon. Two firefigh- tcn see the feet and the caption reads, "The feet look like Father Sammon, be gets to these fires faster "than the companies, claims be receives all his alarms from above." During the time spent in his COME VISIT THE FRIENDLIEST LITTLE.CHURCH IN COSTA MESA. ...., lier. Bouche and ltla tamlly • .,..., ICMOOl •.30 Ct..-.lmlCIJe:41 RllBMCIW ... llunWID7:90 Eve 6 p.m. f '98 nUf'Mfy. Ev.yone Welcome. . CHURCH OF NAZARENE 1885 An11heim St. CM COllaM- CHURCH OF Rl.UGIOtJS SCIENCE .,. .._ .... om. ....,n12 c.la Pl1 s, CA 71 ...... ,., RSV JAPllS TUallELL • 1111 I SUNDAY II AM office, or the Fun House as he calls it, the scanner is goinJ all the while reponing policc<4>and fire calls, should be be needed on a moment's notice. Monsig- nor Sammon took down a favor- ite item, a large frame that bolds various fire department logos. On the drawings were band- prints where a firefighter had reached to save it from a fire in the frame shop. "I wanted it framed with the soot and all. Ii was one of the f cw items saved from that fire." In his for mer parish, St. Cecelia's in Tustin, it was not unusual to suddenly have a fire drill during Sunday mass~ He also bas 10 man>.' speaking engagements at luncheons, dinners and meetings and requests for his presence at .. graduations from the Jk>licc and fire academies that be was iiven a Park Avenue. l)uick by the Orange County and California State Fire Association. I Monsignor Sainmorrfccls it is very imponant to be present in the community" and to represent the ctiurch, to con~cct with people, whethet you are laugbt ing -~with them or crying with ' them, to be .accessible to those in need. ·"' . . ' In 1982, Mon,$ignor Sammon received the H umanitarian Award from the ational Con- ference of Christians and Jews. He is wcll-kn_own for h( warm dell\Cano r a nd sen e of humor. often addingbumorous personal . notes to his inv~ations. He also serves as the chaplain of the Los - Angeles Rams. In fact one of .his favorite photographs is ol him- self suraounded' by a bev}r of . bcautif ul Rams c\leerlcadcrs. He ~ says, with a twinkle in bis eye, .. 1 tell everyone 1 am starting a ne~ o~r of 'ftuns; I call it the Order o( the Holy Habit.':' Beginnin; this year, one of his · latest involvements will be in working with the 1989·-Firefox. Calendar, the fund-raising effort for the Burn Center at the UCI Medical Center. . .. We hope to have them out by June of ~ year to in~ chances of funds for bum sur- vivdri and their recovery," be said. The Spirit of Sammon, ~ stifled? Naw, never! ==---~T~E=M=P~LE~t=SA~~=H~~---.-*---;~ 51••• SeMcli frtdlf nilNs 1:15 p.m. Rabbi 9tw D. Schlb snmdlett: Joel Abramsohn ,., ...................... c.1 ....... CIK'f ~ T ........ I .. 1911 ...... ....... ST. MARK PRESBYTEJUAN CHURCH 21• Ms VIiia Drhe 4.. ~ ~ 1 ~ tv 0 (Jm ..... I ....... ) ~ IU ~ Ne=,:::.1CA ~ a f Wonhip and hnr th.ii practical, Chrite-c~ntt~. biblical mne-ct· wrHE FACT OF FORGIVENESS" (Htbnwa IO) 7110 P.M. _.....,,Mar••"-....., \ -,Ween fCiftl'ailh" ....... ~.,.-...... • e••• ..... PtwW111 .. JO ... INtA.M. 600 St. Anet~ Rolid, Newpon Be.ch. California ~714) 611-2880 ........... Ne ..... "-"-Mish School .. '"'-• 1!kh.t • ' .. • t I I . . , . ---;\ Ringing in 1988 Harborlitea chose a variety ~f ways to celebrate tbe New Year. Berbara Anne, for tbe past 17 yean, bu bad a New Year's Eve party for friends. As Barbara said "once iilvited, it'• a standing Harborlites invitation.• So starting rather celebration for The Ritz Brotb- early, friends popped ii' to say en and their pests. Hand- bello on tbe way to something somely attired "in black-tie and me or they stayed the evening billo~ nenina .,..., atten- .to putate-of Barbar~'• warm . dees rneled in aa nenina .of hoipitality. Not to mention that winin& dinina and duci• Cl'a)'ODe indulged in a tradi-Bay Club memben liped up · tional feut includin1 "black-early for the Cub's fativities, ~eyed peu"-a Southern good which included a· 1ulilptYOus luck custom for the .New Year. feut, dandn1, entertainment Another private affair · wu and, of COUl'IC, all the tnditional Hans Prqer's New Year's Eve llCCOUtrementa MIOCiated with IY 1111 .. IU•I . . . 1911 llDllDI ID .• Other Harborlitea traveied down to tbe Ritz Carlton for a eveniq of merriment, dinina aad dancina" to Barry Cole'• popular Sound of Music On:bea- trL . M~ Ann and Len Miller, who were to chair the New Year's Eve benefit for the Med- ical Raearch and Education Society, which wu suddenly canceUed by the UCI powen that be, called all their disap- pointed friends to celebrate the New Year with them at the new reatauran~ Bistanp 'I. Charity New Year's Eve benefits were hosted by c.enter SOO. The black-tie pla; which WU held at the Crystal Court, ~at,? p.m. Three cliffemat bands played for the auesta includina the Harmonica Baroque Chamber Quartet, Roa Wriaht and Jama Hat- man. A variety of foods wu served by Bangkok Four, Gianni, Piret'1 Bistro and Ruby's. At tbe stroke of mid- night Moet ~t Chandon was served -to the •mben of this Oranae County Performing Arts Center aroup. Karen ~cnncdy and Anton Sqentrom chaired tbepla.. For music lovcn, supporters of the Pacific Symphony attended a concert at Sqentrom Hall to bear Roberta Peters, Metropolitan Opera star, sing a selection from ~ FleMrmaw, Gypsy Btuon and 1M Mer~y Widow. Following the perfor- mance, guats went to the W cs- rin '1 Grand Ballroom for a gourmet buffet, danci~g and champagne to celebrate the New Year. ... ' ~ . /- 1 · .. ... ( .. .. ,.,, -- Finance . . any investments are still tax"'free . You're probably one of mil- liom of Americul who ltilJ pay a subltantial portion of their iDcw to Uncle Sam every year c1e1,-tu reform, and you probably know tJaat it ia DOW much more diff'acult to keep iavatmmt income out of the ms· pap. Money Making Money ,.... are larae portfolios of municipal securities asembled and manqed by experts. "Man- aged" mnm that the investment advilen buy and sell bonds replarly in an effort to improve 8at it's nOt 'impomible. For one thiq, many people can ltiD take advantage of Individual Retirement · Accounts, l.eopt ud 401(t) plans, all ways in wbicla eaminp 8CCU1Du.late on a tax-deferred bait. (However, muy people's IRA contribu- tions are no longer tax- deductible from current income.) Remember, tho~ that tax- deferred means euctly what it says: Your tax obligation is merely delayed until you with- draw, at which point you must pay at your tben~urrent tax rate. And all government- sanctioned retirement plans have ceilings on the amounts you may contribute and penalties if you withdraw your money pnerally before • 59~. Another tax-advaeta1ed alternatiw is mllllicipm boads, which have none of the limita- tiom (maximums or early with- drawal peaaltiea) associated with tax-deferred accounts. Municipal bonds are the only securities where your inYeltment eaminp are normally exempt from federal taxes. Your Fman- cial Consultant tan help you detemiine if you 're in a high enough tax bracket to benefit from tax-free municipal returns. If you arc, you then have three broad categories of municipal investments to choose from: • lllCllTid•I manldpal boads ·arc issued by state and local · governments or governmental ftlEl1llUI qenciea, lite power or hiabway the portfolio's performance. authorities. If the i11qer is Bond funds may speci••ize in located in your home state, the tbe .,._.s of one lta1e, providina illcome you receiw will most reaideats of that state with liblybefreefromstateandlocal doable-or triple-tax-free taxes 11 well 11 federal; if you income, or they may contain a cboole ui out-of-staae iaauer, the diversified mix of bonds from income will in IDOlt CateS be free around the country. They may from federal taxes only. buy only the safest bonds, or Municipal bonds are classified they may opt for lower-rated by independent rating services issues that produce higher yields according to .)heir safety from for investon. Your initial invest- tbe risk of defauJt. Top-quality ment in most bond funds ii only bonds are rated AAA, AA and -Sl,000 (sometimes less), and A by Standard A Poor's, while subsequent investments can be Moody's U1CS the designations as low as $100. If you choose, Aaa, Aa and A. In general, the your dividend income can be safer the bond, the lower the reinvested in fund shares ordi- intcrest rate. Municipal bonds narily without a sales charge. arc sold with Sl,000 face values, The compounding effect o( although most are issued in reinvested dividends will serve to $5,000 denominations. increase your tax-free yield. • Municipal boad ll•tual In addition, shares of your ·:·Business Briefs Wiit Properties, a ... 1987-11 • Newport Beach bued real estate ·SiJn, an Irvine resident~ was municipal fund may be exchanged into other f unda within the family, Without COit, should your needs or aoals ctaanae. ·- • M 'dfnl._._...._.. are similar to mutual funds, in that tbey are diwnifled portf o- lios of boada assembled by investment profcaionals, with low initial and subsequent investments and automatic interest reinve1tment. They 1 differ, however, in that they are not manapd. The bonds, once pwchued by the sponsor, nor- mally remain in the portfolio until maturity. This means that the interest rate paid by the unit trust will stay about the same, whereas that of a mutual fund may change from time to time. If you arc interested in a free booklet on tax-free bonds or tax-free unit trusts, give me a call at (714) 955-7567. K~n Tokash is a financial consultant with Shearson Leh- man Brothers in N~wport &och. , developer, bu announced the vice president of membership 1980 by Thomas Ye~ •ho graduated from UCI in 1974. He was · named Outstanding Engineering Alumnus in 1987 and received the annual UCI Lauds and Laurels Distin- guished Alumnus Award in 1986. He is also an active member of the UCI Chief Exec- utive Roundtablc, Chancellor's Club and Alumni Association. ·· -addition of Nader Slaall as vice from 1986 to 1987. Under his president of marketing and leadership, the Chancellor's leasing. · Club increased its membenhip In bis new positipn, Shah will by 35 percent, adding 89 new ovence all marketing and leas-members. The croup now ing for Pacifica West Properties, includes nearly 400 members conduct market analyses and who contribute $1 ,250 or more feasibility studies, and interlace each year in unrestricted support with the brokerage community to UCL ;. , 1 in all phases of project design •• • "' '· 'aild developme.'!~ Tiie Allen GrOt1p, a f Ullscrvice Oarlel IDwier bas joined marketing and public relations firm based in Newport Beach has ~ Dnelop•e•I Company been retained by Ecplily AllU-um president of construction. nace Corporation to provide In tbat capacity, be will be complete marketina services. ~mib&e for all field opera-The Allen Group also rep~ tioas; P~ contract~ng ents several other clients in the and cmto~ le~~ acco~g real estate, hospitality, optical to Carl Akim, pnnapal. of t~e .and service industries. Newport Bach bwd residential . clew:lopmeat firm. ••• KJ.,er will wort clotely with The UC Ir•~•• Scltool of tbe product cleYelopment team E•lbleerhl1 ~bu received 12 , to mai••in daip dilg!ipline and AST Premium/ 286 computen bud,el control duriq the early valued at more than $41,000 daip pbwl of a new project. from AST R 1111relt • '"'-· . ... The computers will be med for ....._. G. Sim bu been instruction and raelrcb in the .......... praident of the UC Electrical Enginecriaa l>epart- 1"'-Ctssnl1r\ a.. for menL AST wa -co-f'OUDded in .. Largest Selection of Cl ' on the West Coast L•rve Selection ot f Id: J) , ........ 202llJ • • . R81. '995'° SpeCial $69995 We Buit9 Custom uyouta CaH U1 fOf All Your Service and Repair Needs! -----------a L11atlll• .. llM Y-.:•----·---ll!llllml, 21 1 W. Bonita 1089 Baker Sa n Dimas Costa Mesa 11•1sge:2eo2 1141549·1596 . ,_ 11 .. ..,, 1, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN ... endat ART "The Unlvenity of Califotnla Collects: PllotopapllJ• featur- ing a selection of 110 photo- graphs from the 21 million image UC collection will display Jan- uary l 0 through February 6 in the' UCI Fine Arls Gallery, Irvine. Call 856-6610. Oil renclidons by Fay Hoeser- .... anc1 c~ ..._. paint- inp by Iris Adams will display through January 27 at The Quorum Gallery, 374 North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Call 492-5215. · Works by William S. Phillips will display through January at Whitman Galleries, 3545 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Hours are JO a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Satur- day. Call 675-2478. Transparent watercolor worts by Dorothy Bartlett will display through February I at Sand- stone Gallery, 384-A North Coast Highway, Laguna Beach. -Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., "''' 111.. \; '~"":'!-'' ' ' ~ -\ 1 I\ l SOUTH KOREA ~~ ...... I PM -FRIDAY, JAN. I Tk:k.e.: $5 Ad.-tce; .... Doof Sall Ing Adventure Serles Jan. 11-Ed a a.n Zecllo JM. 22 -Robin KnOJl-Johneon Jen. 21 -......., Comel hb. 5 -... rtt lclw8der IPM-FRIOAYS,JAN.15-FE8.5 Tk:keta: $7 Addnce; .... Door ..,._: SM AdvMCe; $21 11t Doof SABIA Ladn Ameltcan Sons I PM -SATURDAY, JAN. 11 Ree. le•: S7 AdwMCe; SI .. Door L TD/Unllmlted Dance Co. Rhapsody in Taps With Tap ~ Eddie Brown I PM -SA1\JRDAY, JAN. 2J .......... : •1 AdwMOe; .... Door Frederick Moyer Piano Soloist FRIDAY, JANUARY • IPll .. ,..MTSMCITM.HM.L ,.... .. McUNO; I? .. Door daily. Call 497-6775. C•laete bru•• pal•tl•1• bJ Marla Ja••• will display through January 13 at The Newport Beach City Hall Gallery, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach. Houn are 8 a.m. to S p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 644-3017. 6'Hlltorical Seledlw from die PermueatColedloll"will be on display at the South Coast Plaza Annex of the Laguna Art Museum through January 17. Hours arc 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. and 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free. Call 662-3366. Paintinp b.y student artists from the Art Institute of Southern California will be on display through February J at The Orange County Transit Dis- trict's Main Office lobby located at 11222 Acacia Parkway, Garden Grove. Call 971-6448. 64The World of Ellie DeWolfe, a Revolution In Style,, will display through January 16 at the San Juan Capistrano. Admission is $2.SO. Houn are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Saturday. Call 496- 2132. "Nad•e Bawd: A TrlMte to tile Spirit of AloM ldAldoa' will display through January 10 at Bowers Museum, 2002 North Main Street, Santa Ana. Call 912-1900. Works by Slllrley Chaltlln, Vuce Lanoa, Romeo Tamutl, Max DeMcm and Orlando are currently on display at Galleries Toucbe, 499 N ortb Coast High- .. way, Laguna Beach. Houn are 10 · a .m. ·to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to S p.m. on Sunday. Call 497- 4491 . MqSIC. Virtwo celllt Timotlly La- dner will perform January 10 at 4 p.m. in the Lapna Beach High School Auditorium, 625 Park Avenue, Laguna Beach. Tickets arc $8. Limited free tickets available to junior ancJ . ·~·ck RO. ACllkkn Dlnmt -::::1:;;;;--tor St t.'5 HOLIDAY PARn CRUISES Surprisinafy Atfordllblef . senior high school students. Call 494-2822. . Tbe South Coat SJlllplloaJ will present guitarist Jack Sanden on January 9 at 8:1S p.m. in Orange Coast College's Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fair- view Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets are $9-$20. Call 662-7220. MISC "All E•ealq ~ Dick Gre- aory"will take place January 13 at 8 p.m. in UCl's Science Lecture Hall. Tickets are $4-$6. Call 8%-4642. A carria1e auction will t•kc place January 8 and 9 in the Orange County Fairgrounds Arts and Crafts Building. Call 768-8108. J ~ ·1rnl1's Deli offers a bit · of New York BY DAVID CORTES-ROBBINS One common seuonal com- plaint voiced by homesick New Y orkcrs in Southern California usually concerns our untradi- tionally warm holiday weather. Just as common is the com- plaint that we out west .lack the culinary heritage of that East Coast institution known as the New York-style delicatessen. Well, even if the recent cold snap doesn't make us known for white Christmases, Arnie's Man- hattan Restaurant and Dclica-· tc~sen in Costa Mesa might just bring a little bit of Big Apple .. culture" our way. Open for only two weeks, Arnie's little corner of New York offers traditional deli foods and a quaint Manhattan milieu guar- anteed to make a transplanted New Yorker f cel at home. Arnie's serves just about everything one expects from a traditional NY deli, and a .little more. From pickled herring to Hungarian goulash, from a tbot pastrami sandwich to breakfast lox and bqels, Amie's delivers a menu full of deli standards. Along the lines of appetizers and nosha, one can choose from latkes, crisp potato pancakes served with sour cream and applesauce, bqelox, a toasted half bagel served with lox, capers, bermuda onions, and cream cheese, or even home- made blintzes. In the way of soups, A111ie's offers a selection of matzo ball, chicken noodle or Hungarian 1oulash. They also put together a tasty Manhattan clam chowder, swimming with shredded clams, onion and bell pepper in a rich tomato soup. The chicken noodle soup is not "Fint Volcel: .......,._ M.. as hearty an affair, but with its of Sol6erD Callforilia". is an wide flour noodles in a light audio visual display and prcsen-panleyed broth, it~, definitely tation of Southern California worth mentioning. Indians on display through For lunch, Arnie's offen a January 10 at Bowers Museum, . truly impressive selection of 2002 North Main Stru\_, Santa sandwiches. Served on rye bread Ana. Call 972-1900. 'r 7 t •NI 11 ,. ~ I ~·.::~.- MNAF 1, 1• THE NEWPORT aacJN ,_ti •. Din in ... .. . Belgian Waffle Inn has sandwiches,omelets too BY CHERYL STEHLING Home-style ambience, a var..- ied menu, excellent prices and a welcoming atmosphere com· bine to make the Belgian W afflc Inn at South Coast Plaza Village a must for hungry families. Customers shouldn't be fooled by the name of the res- taurant. Mouths will water when customers scan the menu and find 21 different kinds of four- egg omelets and IS kinds of sandwiches with soup and salad in addition to the 13 choices of Belgian waffi~. ·The :Qclgian Waffle Inn is family owned an.d operated by Marlo Moeller and his two sons, Kevin and Scott. "I was looking for a business when I got out of the Air Force after 20 years of service," said Moeller. "I'm a different type of person and wanted to do some- Arnie's ... Ct I ,.,_11111 12 with traditional-and flavor- ful-cole1Jaw, are a wide range of meats including hot corned beef, brisket, tonglie, ham, and oT course, pastrami. Amie's piles their hot pas- trami high between two slices of rich, full rye bread. Compared to other deli's, Arnie's pastrami could be a little leaner, but as we all know, the fattier the pastrami the tastier the sand- wich. • Under their .. Skyscraper Sen- sations" can be found a host of combination sandwiches like roast beef, turkey and pastrami, or turkey and chopped liver (and many more permutations), which ~ sure to satisfy the wildest of tastes. A particularly good side dish. deserving mention is Arnie's fresh, homemade French fries. Lying somewhere between ~g ular French fries and soft shoe string potatoes, Amie's fried spuds are light and fender, and most importantly, left to be salted by the diner. Dinner is served' after 4:30 p.m. and includes such entres as Hungarian stuffed cabbage and strip steak. For dessert Amie's bas a tempting line of sweets. the likes of New York cheese cake, ·Hungafian strudel, and black forest cake topping the list. Let it be sa,id that Arnie's does have a good selection of tradi- tional deli dishes to choose from and that their portions arc rather on the b~fty side. You can, • . '\ AmiarlcaR Heart Alsoclallon 'M'RE AGHTif\G Fm ~LIFE thing different." _Hc_fclt that getting into real estate, when he was discharged from the service in Colorado Springs, Colorado, would help him to find his niche. He had been in the real estate business for four years. when his brotber- in-law called from Calif omia with a business idea. "When I got here, I didn't like the business he suggested," Moeller said. butter and syrup. Prices range between $2.35 to $4.65 Those hungry for an omelet will not be disappointed in the choices. Spanish, ham and .• cheese, turkey and mushroom, avocado, chili, and pastrami are just a few. AU omelets arc served with a choice of fruit and home- made muffin. His brother-in-law was show- ing him around Southern Cali- fornia and they visited Ports O' Call in San Pedro. They stopped at the Belgian waffle restaurant there and Moeller knew right then what he wanted to do. IOT JUST WAFFW-Tlrl ....... Wllll .. 11 11111C...Vllllllllln1 .... If a sandwich with soup and salad is desired, try a one-third popnd Belgian burger or any of the other five choices of burgers which include a p ita bread sandwich with avocado, lettuce, tomato, alfalfa sprouts, cheese and choice of meat, a Belgian croissant sandwich or roast beef sandwich. All sandwiches are served on an egg bun, natural grain bun, French roll, wheat, eye bread or sourdough. The soup of the day might include Kevin's speci alty, cream .o! br~oli or potato cheese. Also offered are beef vegetable and split pea with ham. AU muffins and buns arc baked on the premises by Moeller. willy If I 1s11bll .......... a Wiii a ....... mlul ..... Wiiia ........ 1111 .., ..... , .. ,,.. tr. •••••••· .......... , ..... "I ate a Belgian waffle and went bananas," he said. "I 'knew I wanted to open a Belgian waffle restaurant, and 18 months later, we opened this place." however, expect to pay a little bit more at Amie's. Then again, who ever said getting a taste of New York was 'going to be cheap? Arnie s Manhattan Re!tau- rant and Delicateden is located at 2831 Bristol St. in Costa Mesa. Amies is open for take- out or dine-in orders from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m. Monday through Saturday. For more inf orma- tion, call (714)557-TOGO. .............. That was in 1973, and Moeller can truly boast that be is one of the first tenants of South Coast Plaza Village. Over the years, customers have stumbled upon the Belgian Waffle Inn as a pleasant accident or beard about it from other customers who frequent the restaurant. Moeller said that on an average Sund ay, 1,000 people will come through his doors in the course of the day. Out of those, about 800 will order waffles. The other 200 will order omelets. Son Kevin is the waffle expert and keeps a close watch over the LET US DELIVER YOUR DINNER TONIGHT! sfauranf. 'XPRESS'W 833-1872 Now ... enjoy fine food from popular local · restaurants without leaving the comfon of your home! Dinner lndude-s Soup or SeJed • Biik~ ~•to Vqeteble • Sourdough Roll l&iiiiiiiiiiiiBPllCIAL OP'P'b B.NDS SOON iiiiiiiiiiii-'i .. six cast iron' waffle makers which are imported from Belgium, Moeller said. There arc no temperature gauges or timers. "It's all up here,"' be said, pointing to hls head:t:" vin has to use his band to f the irons . and just seems to ow when they arc done." The satisfaction from the customers shows on their faces as they delight in the dclicjous treat. Customers have many choices of toppings for their waffie'.s, including many kinds of fruit, hot fudge and nuts, ice cream, whipped cream, a com- bination of any of the toppings or that old standard, whipped "I feel that the world's best customers dine here, so they deserve the best," said Moeller. The &lgian Waffle Inn is located in South Coast Plaza VIJlaie at 3120, S. Plau Drive. 11w n11taurant is O/JBI at 8 a.m ., seven dayl 11 Wttk and clous at 8 p.m. Monday through Sarur- day and 5 p.m. on Sunday. A banquet room that seats 50 is avai/abk f or groups 10 hold meetings. BELGIAN WAFELE INN Where the World's Greatest Customers Dine! Home of the Fantastic Belgian W aftles, the Gisantic 4-E11 Omelets, and The Superb San~wich~. South Coas< Plaz.a Village 3800 South Plaz..a Drive / Santa Ana/ Costa Mesa (71 4) 5~7-51'6 Gift Certificates Available THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL TIW.WAG •A MG ~AY llUetCAL """' -.on.ca M '-A"9M MM --°"~' ... ft.AM" •usr ..w.. ._ AIMG TMaAT.c:AL ,~ "'" ,,.., •a 'nm FOL 1"I IMOW •A ..... • ·. • ,_ 14 M•ftlT 1. 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN l..Jna ftCti iiOUI MllllDS NAiil ITAlWT The~ penons.,. ~ busi,_ • tlM1N· DAl£ ASSOCIATES, 1 Cali· tornia ...... pet1nership, #13 CorporMe ....,.. #200, ~t111Port 8-d\. CA 92MO. Hopkins Development Compeny, LP., a OM1we limited partnership, #13 Corponte Plaza. #200 New· port a.ch, CA 92660. MMllhltl Corpcntion, a Catifom~ corporation, # 13 Corporate Plaza, #2100, .J Newport Beech, CA 92660. This business is bein1 conducted by a 1eneral pertnership. The re1istrants com· "*IC.ci to nnsact busl· ness under the fictitious business name listed abcM on January 1, 1986. HOPt<INS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, L.P., a Delaware limited partner, ship BY: Stephen Hopkins Development Company of Newpot't Beech 1 a California corpcntion, General Partner Stephen C. Hopkins President This statement was filed with the Coonty Clerk of Oranae Coonty on Dec. 10, 1987. File No. F-364087 12131 , 117, 1114 . .l/ 21 1030 1(37118 FICTIT10UI IUSINUS NAM£ STATEllENT The foflowin1 persons are doing business as Sea Cove Investors. 2061 Sea Cove Lane, Co,sta Mesa, CA 92626. Malaca Corporation. 2061 Sea Cove Lane, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Jane E. Rice 147 E. Cas- cios Court, Brea. Calif. 92622 William Smith, 80 Simp· son Drive, Old Bethpaae, New York 11804. This business is being conducted by a jomt ven· tu re. Business first transacted under this business name on Dec 1987 Signed Manuel G. Rice Malaca Corporation Inc .. President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Orange Coonty on Dec 3. 1987 File No F36332 l 12/17 12124. 12131, l / -7 0986 1(.37433 PUBLIC NOTICl NOTICE Of DEATH Of J.B. WHITNEY, Jlt AND Of ~moN TO AOMIMITU ESTATE NO. A 141151 To all heirs. beneficiaries. creditors, cont1"811"t cred· 1tors, and persons who may be otherwise interested in the wm or estate of J. B. WHITNEY, JR., AKA JOHN B. WHITNEY, JR .. AKA J.B. WHITNEY, AKA ' JOHN B. WHITNEY A petition has been flied by FIRST INTERSTATE BANK Of CALIFORNIA NA in the Superior Court of ORANGE County '9qUalina that FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF CALIFORNIA N.A. be appointed IS personal representative to adminis· ter the estate "' the dece- dent. A heari"I on the petition ~ -will be held on 1/20/88 at 1 :45PM in Dept 3 located at 700 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE WEST, SANTA ANA, CA IF YOU OBJECT to the .,.nttna of the petition, you 4 should either appear at the hearin1 and state your obiections or file written objections with the court before the hearina. Your ~ mey be In per· son "' by your Mtomey. IF YOU ARE A CREOfTOR "' a c:onti,,..-.t cf9db of the .,.Md, you mu9t file your ciaim with the c:ollrt "' ~ h '° the penonal 1'9Pf•Mntatlw appointed by the court wtthfn tour monlhl from ..... °' .. ,. ....... " ...... .. pnMded In -*" 7QO of thee.I .... Pit JP._Codl. The ... -... c:llM'9 .................... ~,,.... ""' ..... " .. s heari"I noticed abcM. YOU MAY dAMINE the fite kelJlt by the ooun. If you are a person i1 ... estlld in the ...... you m., ..... upon the executor or administlMOf, or upon the lltb ney tor the euc'*>r or admlniltlllb', and file with the court with ptOOI of .... vice, I wrMln ~ stllt· i"I thllt you delint speciel notice °' the fiHns °' an inventory and appralM· ment of ............ "'"' the ptltitiof 11 "' .ccounts mentiof led in sections 1200 and 1200.5 of the Clfifomia ProbM9 Code. Attorney for petitioner: JOHN P. CONNELLY, 1111 BAYSIDE DRIVE, SUITE #190, CORONA DEL MAR, CA92625. 12/31 117 1/14 1022 U727I STATIMINT Of AUllDGllHINT OFU.06 ntiiilOUI Ml•JIUI NAMl ITATIMDT The foflowin1 perwns have 1bendoned the use of the fictitious business name: A Nowelu RICHE. B. Nouveau RICHE French Bakery Products C. Noll· veau RICHE Bake,. Pro· ducts, 702 E. Balboa 8'vd., Newport Beech, CA 92661 The fictitious business names referred to above was filed In Oranae Coonty on January 22, 1987, File No.F333462 • Nestor Gonzalez. 328 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa. CA 92661 Michael H. Miller, 508 E. Oceanfront, Balboa. CA 92661 (Si1ned) MICHAEL H MILLER This statement was tiled with the County tleft( of Oranae Coonty on Dec. 16. 1987. 12/24, 12/31, 117. 1/14 1018 1(.37251 FlCTfTIOUS 8USINESS NAME ITATEllENT . The followinc pe~are doin1 business as YN· THIA'S TEA ROOM. 2 Ortep Hianway, San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675 HAUL YAVUZ. 26991 Ayamonte, Mission Vie10. CA.92692 MICHAEL JOHN SMITH, 26991 Ayamonte. Mission Viejo, Ca. 92692. This business is con- ducted by co-partners The re1istrants com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictituous business name listed abcM on 12·22·87 {Sianed) Halil Yavuz Michael John Smith This statement was filed with the Coonty Cle~ of Oranp Coonty on Dec. 10, 1987. File No. F364091 12/24, 12131, 1/7, 1/14 1014 1·3729 F'ICllllOUIWUS NAME ITATDllNT The foOowi,. person is doina busineu as PM 85- 128, a California Limited Partnership, One Upper Newport Plaze, Newport Beach, CA 92660. THE 0. HIU COMPANY. Catlfom~. ~Upper New- P°" Pfau. Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con· ducted by1 llmitedJ>111ner· ship. Sisned: THE 0. HILL COM· PANY Robett 0. Hiii President This staaatteitammieilA4ntrW Wiii filed with lht County Clerk of Or.,.. County on Dec. 18, 1987. File No. F365105 12124, 12/31, 117, 1/14 1013 un1I nthiiOUI ......... 111111.111- llW ITATllllNT The~ perDISM9 doinc business H : BMC MORTGAGE CORPORA· TION. 1100 Oua'I 9tntet, ~ 205, .... ..,..1 Beech, CA92MO. Ak:Mal •'llaclUM Inc., • Ceflfonffa CotpOfetion, 1100 QueH S1rMt. Suite 205, NeUlplH1 llech, CA 92MO. This business is beina conducted by a corporation. The re1istrent1 com· menced to tr.nsact busi· ness under the fictitious business name llAed abow on 11/1/87. RICKETIS ASSOCIATES INC. • Califomi. COir.tvl!l*~lt•ion K.vfn Heenan Yic:e-"9sident This .t ...... ~~mei,.ntnt was flied with the County Ctn of 0...,.. County on O.C. 7, 1987. Ate No. F363676 r 12/24, 12/31, 117, 1/ 14 1004 11721'1 ncmiOUI MlllNm NAMllTA~ The fotkMiit• pel'Dtl ant ~"I busin1$1 as: VICTO- RIA INVESTORS, 2061 Sea Cove Lane, Coltl Mesa, CA 92626. Malacl Corpcntion Pen· sion Fund, 1 California cor· poration, 2061 S.. Cove Lane, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. William Smith, $0 Simp- son Or., Old Beth Ptace. New Yor1t, ~ 11804. Edward Pineino, 405 East Oak Ave.. El Seaundo. CA 90245. This business is bein1 conducted by a joint ven· tu re. The re1istrants com· menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name listed above on Dec. 1982. MALAGA CORPORATION PENSION FUND a California corporation Manuel G. Rice Trustee This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranae Coonty on Dec. 11, 1987. File No. F364201 12124, 12/31, 117. l/ 14 1005 1(.37274 FICTITIOUS .,..US NAME STATDllNT The followinc persons are doin1 businessas KPW ASSOCIATES, 4343 Von Karman Avenue, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Koll Pacifica Associates, a California limited partner· ship, 4343 Von Karman Avenue, Newport Beach. CA 92660. Pacifica West Asso- c1ates-Spectl'\.lm I, a Cali· fornia limited partnership, 1061 Camelback Street. Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is bein1 conducted by a general partnership. The re11strants com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed abcM on 11/20/87 KOLL PACIFICA ASSOCIATES a California limited partnership (BY) THE KOLL COMPANY, a Califomi. ecwporltion MARTIN KRUPOFF This statement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Orance County on Dec. 16, 1987. File No. F364872 12/24, 12/31, 1/7, 1/14 1010 U7272 ncm iOUI ••Ut••11a•• NAllllTAllMINT The tollowtni l*10l"\S ant dofn1 business 1t: PAL· MYRA SENIORS APART· MENTS, a Califor'M "'*81 1>9rtnership, 1303 Avocedo Street, Suit. 225, N9wpott Belch, CA 92660. Richard J. Hasbrouck, 1303 Awcado 5net. &lite 225, Newport 8eac:t'I, CA 92660. RicNn:t A. Broecttwy, 131 North Tustin Avenue, Suite 106, Tustin, CA 92680. This business is bein1 conducted by a l•Mral pertnenhlp. The re1l1tr1nt1 com· menced to tr...a bust· neu under the flctftioul buli,... rwme lillllCI aowe on January l, 1917. RidwdJ.~ Th61 1 l F11111 -tlled ...... .... ~a.ti ol ·a-. eouna,"' Oec. 18, 1117. Ale ND. fJIW2 12/24, 12/31, 117, l/ 14 1007 TOl4731 NOTa f:Jl'Tm1'9 SAU T.S.ND.17-ol08 ~ 01-l70e4048 YOU ARE .. DEFAULT lN>ER A DEED Of TRUST Oi\TED OECBllER 11, 1111. UNLESS YOU TAl<E ACTION TO PROTECT VOUA PAOP£RTY, rT aMY BE SOLD AT A P\8.IC SALE. F YOU NEED AH EXP\NMTIDN OF THE NATURE Of THE PAOCEEDIGS AGAMT YOO, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On Jellaty 14', 1•, al 10:00 A.M. Fldalty Tiua ... ~ • tw _., ...... Md T,.,.._. "'*MCI puraun m Died of Trull. AaCIDided on Oec1mber V, 1815, • ODcunlnt no. ll-51t1IO of Ollc::lm Alcadl In tw ollce of .. .._....,of a-.. Cowtlr. ~ e--~~ T F . A1aoc. ...... Inc: Wli S£1.L AT PUBLIC A TO HIGHEST BEDER FOR CASH, (PllYable at fme of .. In~ manlf of .. lMfeld S..) at ... NDft'I "°"' tllll•ica ID tw ~ Courflll im, 700 CMc Cen9ar Oriw w-. a.. Ana. ~ .. rWwl. ... end ln..,..t conNJ•d ID w now heed br II undat aid Died of Truat In .. ~ ....... In Miff~. Caibnia, dalatMno twllrMI'*-'": PARCEL 1: F• linple .. m Condomnlum Unit No. 35 (The lMIO -......., .., .. CondomlrUn Plan (CondDrniWum ....,, 1Dr Lot 1 of TIKt No. tOU7), In lhe City of NellPD'I a.di. Coun~ of o-anaa. Sime ol Ca11Dmia. m. "'-"'· AlcoicW In 1oo1& 13"8, PION 11 through 11& lnclultwe, Olldll Aacolda. wHc:h plan pettlllna m ht pi...._ delorllM In Tr.ct 10587, Recorded In Boak 441, Pl8ill 5 and I of lllc1la11acu Mlpe, In tie Ofl1ce of .. ~ Alcoided of ... CCU11y. PARCEL 2: An urMhidld 00971 perc.nt ln..,_lt In and m .. commou ... u ftMn and defined on l'9 plan. Except ....... .. oil, gma, ml,.,. and OCh« ~ ........ ~ .,.._ • depf\ of 500 feet from .. IUrllce of lllid Property, but with no right .at ...... .,~ •• pnMded In ONd Reoaded'" Book 8560, P-ae 138, Ofldal ~. PARCEL 3: Art uduatvie right and E ... ment m UM the ~ .,.. dilleigllMld B-35 on the pe.n • being appurtenant ., ... &nt. PARCEL 4: Art exdUlive riglh and ea.ment to UM the parking 1paee1 deelgnated on tie plan u .,.,tong IP8C9 • No. PS316. The street eddr"' ~ other common designation, if any, of the rNI property dnalbed abbve ii purported to be: 500 c.gney l.w, Penthouse 7, Newi>Ort BHch. CA 92663 The undersigned TruatM diaclaima q NabiNty fof any incorrectnna of h llrMt eddr"' and ot.her common designation, if Wff, lhown herein. Saild .... wll be mede, but without COWNnl or w.,,.nty, expr... °' Implied, regardW, tiUe. Po ... uion. or encunbtancea, to pey the ,.,,.ning princ:iPlll aum of the note(t) Mand by Mid Deed ot Trust. wilh interfft thereon, • proW:led In Mid note(•). ~. If any, under lhe term• of lhe Deed of Trust, fMI. ctwges and expenaee of the TN"" and of the trum crealed by said Deed ot Trust. tD wit: $149,460.84. · The benetld.-y under Mid Deed of Truat heretofore execotld ~ delivief9d ., the undersigned 1 writsen Oedatation of Oefaltt ~ Demand for Sale, and a wnnan Nolicl of DefliUlt Md Election to S.N. The undersigned clUMd Mid Notice of OefliUlt and Election to Sell to be recorded in lhe county where lh• rMI Pf'OP9f1Y le located. Fidelity Tl'UI ... Service, 1100 Pacific Coast H'aghway, HennoN Beech, CA 9025-4 (213) 772.111• or 372.n as By: LouiN Cay•d Date: December 16, 1987 12/24 12/31 1/7 1003 K37271 \. FICTIT10US MISINEls-J NAME ITATEllDfT T~ followin1 persons are doin1 business as: PACIFIC CREST DEVELOPMENT, 24555 Los Alisos Boule· vard, Suite l, La1una Hills, CA 92653. Pacific Crest Homes, Inc .• a California corporation. This business is bein1 conducted by a corporation. The re1istrants com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitfous business name listed above on September 11, 1987. PACIFIC CREST HOMES, INC. a Calitomi1 corporation John R. Plm9rSOf'I President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of 0ra,,.. County on ~ 4, 1987. ( file No. F363478 12124, 12/31, 1/7, 1/ 14 1006 1-JnM PUii.iC NOnCI ftChiiOUI Ml•na NAME ITATlllllfT The foHowinl persons art1 doi"I busiMll as: HOGAN INVESTMENTS, 1100 Ocean Front Boulevard, NewPort Beech, CA 92660. Thomes Joseph Hopn. 201 VI• Quito. Newport Beach, CA 90660. Timothy Pltric:k Hopn, 2000 Ocean Boulevard, Betbol lllend, CA 92663. John Michael Hosan, 1100 Oc:e9n Front, Newport Beech, CA 92660. This bu1fness ia con· ducted by I llf*ll pert. nenhlp. The re1istrant com- menced '° nnuct bust· neu under the fictitious buliNll ,,.,,,. "' '*"" listed ..,.,.,. on 1976. SW-: Thomel J ....... This Jllllnwnt -ftled wtth .. County Ca.tl ol Onql ~"'Dec. 15. 1917. f1te No. '314694 12/31 1/7 1/14/l/ 21 1032 1(.37315 PU9UC NOTICE FtCTIT10UI llUltNUS NAME ITATEllENT The foflowin1 persons are doina business as: FOX RIDGE, 1105 Quail Street. Newport Beach. CA 92660. Cameo Homes. a Califor· nia corPC>ration. Glencrest, a California corporation. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. The reaistrant com· menced to transact busl· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abcM on November 18, 1987. Sipled: Cameo Homes, J.C. Gianulian . President. This statement was filed wiitl the County Clerk of Oranse County on Dec. 14, 1987. File No. F364379 12/31 117 1/14/l / 21 1033 1-31117 PUalCNOTICI nc1111oua ••1111 NAME ITAllMDT The folcMft11 S* IOftS are doi"I buli..a •:DUNN· MIUER MORTGAGE. 2082 Michelson, Irvine, CA 92715. K1thy Miller, 29372 Awcet, Latuna Nipl, CA 92715. Investors Finencial Source, Inc., 8893 Wren Avenue, F°""'8in Yettey, CA 92708. Caltfomla Corpora. tion. 8utinea fint nnsact9d under thft bulineu name on JulJ 1, 1917. Thia bu1lne11 ia con· duded by en unincorpo- rMac:1111a ciltion-. than 1 partnership. S.tned: lnunlorl F'lnendel ~. MlchMI H. Dunn. PNsident. TtMI tkl 0111 -ti.cl .... .... Count1 a.ti of <>r-. CounCr on Dec. 14. 1117. Fite No. F3Mm 12/31 1/7 1114/l/ 21 1035 w~ ntiiilOUI ••11• .... .,..,....,. The fallowif1I penon Is dolnt bullnets n : STE· PHEN M. ZAMUCEN COM· PANY, 2222 Martin St. ~. INine, CA 92715. Stephen M. Zamucen, 815 Celba St., Newport Beech, CA 92660. This business is con· ductld by an individual. The r .. l1trant com· melad '° nnuct busi· neu under the ftetitlous businesa name or names listed above on 1/84. Silfted: 5'lptwi M. Zamu· cen. This stal8ment was filed with the County Clerk of Or.,,.. County on Dec. 28, 1987. Ate No. F365696 • 12131 117 1114 1/21 1019 "*JC NOTICE ntiliiOUI.,... .. NAMEITAlWT The foHowi"I persons are doint business as: STER· UNG ASSOCIATES. 1501 Westcliff Dr. Suite 303, Newport Beech, CA 92660. Sharoe Jean Gna. 200 McNeil Lane PH8, Newport Beech, CA 92663. Janm E. Brown. 33362 Nottinaham #B, Dana Pt ..• CA92629. This business is con· ducted by a aeneral part· nership. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abcM on 12121/87 Si1ned: Sharoa Greg. This statement was filed with the Coonty Clerk of Orante Coonty on Dec. 28. 1987. File No. F365695 12/31 117 1/14 1/21 1020 1(.37271 F1C11110UI 8UMUS NAME ITATElllNT The followinc persons are doln1 business as Frontier Investors, 2061 Sea Cove Ave., Costa Mesa, CA. 92626 William Smith, 80 Simp· son Or. Old Beth Pase. New York, 11804 Samuel LR. Wasserson, 955 Pebble Beach Or, Upland, CA 91786 Malaca Corporation, 2061 Sea Cove Lane, Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Miiaca Corporation Pen- sion Plan, 2061 Sea Coye Lane. Costa Mesa, CA 926ll This business 1s bein1 conducted by a joint ven· ture. The re1istrants com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed above on Dec. 1, 1982. Manuel G.Rice Malaca Corporation, Manuel G.Rice President Matap Corporation Pension ,..,, Manuel G. Rice Truswe This statement was tried with the County Clerk of 0...,,.. County on O.C. 11, 1987 Fite No. F364202 12124, 12/31, 117. 1/14 1012 U7l7J AChiiOUI ••uu••11a1111 lllAMllTATWT The tol~ pnons Int ~ .,.,._a: WITTER ANO HARPOLE, 610 New- port c.-Drive #1530. Newport a.ch, CA 92660. ~ E. Harpote, I08 9outtt Mldllon. Pwdene, CaNfom6I 91106. This business i• R*ns c:ondudld by an indMduef. The r .. lstrant com· .,..ad to nnuct buli- .,... under the flctltiout ~,.,.,. llllild aowe on l/l/IO. Mwt'On [. Harpole Thtl ........ -..... ..... ~ Cteft. of 0-. County on Die. 4, 1117. Ale ND. F3l352t 12/24, 12/31. 117, 1/ 14 1008 1-17-.....CMOTICI ACiti ... llllllm _..,..nmn The tol'°""'I l*IOnl Int doi"I bu1ine11 aa: OASIS ICE, 105 M.in Sb'eet. Bal· boll. CA 92661. Al°""1 M. ~. 572 Clrclo Luo, Anaheim Hiiis, CA 92I07. • Ronlld O.C., 5 72 Circlo • Lazo, An.heim Hills, CA 92807. This business is con· ducted by co-partners. The re1istrant com· menced to tranw:t bull· MIS under the fictitious business name "' names listed above on N/ A. Sitned: Anthony M. Rajabi, Aonakl Dece. This stMement was filed Wfth the County Clerk of Oraltl8 County on Dec. 24, 1987. File No. F365671 12/31 1/7 1/14/l / 21 1036 1(.37513 NOTICI 06 DlllOLUTION Of PMTNUIHIP Public notice is hereby 1iven that JOHN D. O'OON· NEU, Trustee of the J. and · P. O'Donnell Revocable Trust d•ted October 20, 1982, Terence W. Briaham. Blair Armstron1 and James R. Westlin1, heretofore doina business under the fictitious firm name and style of ONTARIO ASSO· CIATES, at 1301 Dove Street, Suite 760, City of Newport Beach, County of Oranae, State of California, did on the 31st day of October, 1987. by mutual consent. dissolve the said partnenhip and terminate their relations as partners therein. Further notice is hereby 1iven that the undersi1ned will not be responsible, from this day on, tor any ob4iaa· tion incurred by the other(s) in (their) own name(s) or in the name of the firm. DATED AT Costa Mesa. California, this·Jlst day of October, 1987. PINTO & GROM ET, Attys., 1301 Dove Street. #720, Newport Beach. Ca. 92660. Si1ned: JOHN 0. O'DON· NELL, Trustee of the J and P. O'Donnell Revocable Trust dated October 20. 1982, General Partner. 1/7 • 1057 K-3n71 FlC1lT10US ....... NAME STATDIENT The followina person is dotna busJnes.s as MICRO· CAT, 22681 Ledana. Mis· sion Viejo, CA 92691. Peter R. Southwerth, 22681 Ledana, Mission Viejo, Clfifomia, 92691. This business is beina conducted by an individual. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· neu under the fictitious business name listed abcM on NcMmber 1, 1987. (Sisned) Peter R. South· witrth This statement -filed with the County Cieri( of e>ra,,.. Coonty on Dec. l l. 1987. File No. F·364200 12/31, 117, 1/14. l/ 21 1026 l.m1'1 ncmiOUI ••&11••11m1as1 lllAMllTAllMDT The fallowi"I pellOM are doi"I busitms 11 Crown Ridla, 1105 Qu.il s.r.t, N•aport a.ch, CA 92660. ~ Homes. I Califot· nta corpcntlon. • Glencrest, a Callfornl1 COfpcntion. This busineu is beinc conducted by 1 1eneral ~-The r .. l1trants com· menced tlO tranMCt busi· .,... under the fletttiout ~Mme l"'9d lbcM on June 2. 1•1. ~C...Hames J.C ..... ,........ .. Th61 ••ll•tmn••ntnt -N9d .... ~a.ti of 0-.~onO.C. ll, 1917. ,... No. F'·364199 12/31, 1/7, 1/14, 1/ 21 l02I 1-171!11 "*'C ll01'ICE f'ICllllOUl llWSI NAME ITATIMDIT , The faHowlti1 penons ire doi"I business n: PHAR- MACY DIMENSIONS, 23201 Mill Creek Road, Lquna Hills, CA 92653. Ph1rm1cy He1lthc1re, Inc., A Calltomia corpora- tion, 23201 Mill Creek Ro1d, L11un1 Hills, CA 92653. He81thclre Dimensions, Inc., A c.tifamia corpora- tion, 23201 Mill Creek Road, L11un1 Hill\, CA 92653. This business is con- . ducted by. ;oint venture. Cotpou1tion Name: Phar- m1cy He1lthc1re, Inc., Richard J. OeMeo, Presi- dent This statement WIS filed with the County Clm of <>ranee County on NOY. 23, 1987. File No. F338073 12/17 12/24 12/31 1/7 0991 PU&ICNOTICa f'ICllllOUllUWll llAMllTAllMDIT The fotlowi"I penons Ire doin1 business 11 COM- MERCIAL CENTER INVEST- MENTS, 2727 Newport Bou....-ct, Suite 103-New- PG't a.ch. CA 92663. COMMERCIAL CENTER DEVELOPMENT, INC. a Cali- fornia Corporation, 2727 Newport Boulevard, Suite 103, Ne•polt Beech, CA 92663. SHELDON H. CL008ECK ENTERPRISES, INC., 1 Cali· fomia Corporation, 3700 Las v.... Boulev9rd. So .• Las v..-. Newda 89109. This busineu is con- ducted by a ..,,.,..1 part· nership. The re1istrant com- menced to trlnllci busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names lilllld abcM on 7/1 /87. Siinect: Stephen J. Cloo· beck. Pnisident. COMMER- CIAL CENTER DEVELOP- MENT, INC. This .....,,... was filed with the County Ctm of Or.,. County on Dec. 21, 1•7. Fl65159 12/24 12131 117 1/14 0998 PUalC ll01'ICE ITA'WOf ............. M1T11m 11• ...,. . ._ ftCiiiiOUI ..... -The ....... perlon hes withdrawn es a 1eneral '*""' from the S*tner· ship openti"I under the ftdltioul buliMll neme of EXCITEMENT SIGNS AND WALL GRAPHICS It 17925· C.,... Circle, Irvine, CA 92714. The Fictitious Business ,_,.,.,.'9dtolbOW9w ftl9d In Or-. County on Aua. 4, 1917, File No. F31Jl~ . - Full ,._end Addlwof ............ Ins: ...... N1lllMrto 26461 ZDl'll ... •111w1 Vllijo, CA tHll. lilMd; '9mela ........ 11111 •••••-0.111111 -... •1110..Clnof =r.a... .. o.c.14, Wl7l21M12/Jl 111 Of76 ... ICWICI FCIHW•M a -mm IPll The lalodt11 ......, is ti'I busir.u II: VIDEO INVENTORY PRODUC· TIONS, 24312 D•le Dr., laluN Hills. CA 92653. Robert M. SH, 24312 0.le Dr., Lacuna Hills, CA 92653. This business is con- ducted by an Individual. The re1istrant com- menced to transact busi· ness under the factitious business name or names listed above on 12-6-87. Sianed: Robert M. Su. This st8tement WIS filed with the County Clerk of Oranae County on Dec. 14, 1987. File No. F364390 12117 12124 12/31 1/7 0977 K·37187 PUIUC NO-on--ICE- FICTITIOUI--NAME STATDIENT The tatlowinc persons are doin1 business as: SEA CLIFF INVESTORS, 2061 Sea CCM Lane, Costa Mesa, CA92626. Sheila Rota, 17045 Trib- une, Granada Hills, CA- 91344. William Smith, 80 Ship. son Drive, Old Beth Pale. New Yortt 11864. David Privee, 627 Louer· heto Drive, Satellite Beach, FLA-32937. MaliP Corporation Inc .• Califomi1. 2061 Sea Cove Lane, Costa Mesa, CAL 92626. Business first transacted under this business name: Dec. 1987. This business is con- ducted by: joint venture. Sianed Manuel G. Rice. Corporation Name: Mal- aaa Corporation Inc., Manuel G. Rice, Pres. ~ .... ntiliW lllM 111 -ITFF If The tat?aM111 ...,..._ ii doi"l ..,.._11: MASTER SHOW PR00UCTI0NS. 260 Newport C.. Dr., New- port a.ch, CA 92MO. Meetin1 Masten. Inc., C.llf. 92660, 2'0 Newport Center Dr .• Newport Beech, CA. This business ls con- ducted by a ccwpcntion. The re1istrant com- menced to tranMct busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed abcM on Dec. 10-87. Sienect: Meetinc Masters, Inc., James T. F"ISh, Presi- dent. This statemeflt WIS filed with the County Ctm of <>ranee County on Dec. 14, 1987. File No. F364387 12117 12/24 12/31 1/7 0980 PUMJC NOTICE f1CTITIOUI .... us NAME STATEMENT The tatlowinc person Is doin& business u : CPR ASSIST GROUP, 4006 Calle Bienvenido, San Ctemente, CA 92692. Richard S. Pierce. 4006 Calle Bienvenido, San Cle- mente, CA 92672. This business is con· ducted by an individual. The re1istr1nt com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictit ious business name or names listed aboYe on Not Appli· Clble. Sitned: Richard S. Pierce. J his statement was filed with the County Cleric of Orange County on Dec 14, 1987. File No. F364388 -12117 12124 12131 1/7 O'Tl9 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of 13711!5 Orange County on Dec. 3, ~A=:' ~~~~o. FJ63322 The foHowinc pefWOf'I is 12/17 12124 12/31 doin1 business as Hiuon 117 0989. ~~u~= ~~~ 07111 Be1eh, California 92663. F'IC1ITIOUS BUSINESS Hixson Lenin& 829 Pro-........ l ITli_._._ duction Place, Newport ,_ '~' ~ Beach, California 92663. The followi"I persons are This business is beina doiti1 business as Mendow conducted by 1 corporation View Investors, 2061 Sea under this business name ~Lane, Costa Mesa. CA on April 28, 1981. · Si,ned: Hiuon Leasin1 Malaca Corporation, Robert M Hixson, 2061 Sea Cove Lane, Costa President Mesa, CA 92626. This statement WIS filed Gene Muhl, 4205 Arbur-with the County Clerk of wood Lane, Tampa. Fla. Oranae Coonty on Dec 7, 33664. 1987. William Smith, 80 Simp-File No. F.363n9 son Dr .. Old Bethpaae. New 1-2/17, 12124. 12131, 1/ Yortt, 11804. 7 0987 Jane Rice, 147 E. Cascios Court. Brea. Calif. 92622. This business is bein1 conducted by a joint ven- ture. Business first transacted under this business name on December, 1987. (Si1ned) Mataca Corpcn-tion Inc., Manuel G. Rice. President This ~ W8S filed with the County an of Or-. County on Dec. 3. 1987. File No. F363323 12/17, 12124, 12131, 1/ 7 0988 PUalC lllO'la FIClll .... llllllf ,....ITA~ The tolowil 11 S* IOI at ant doi"I ~ • WOODS SIGN ANO LIGHTING CO., 9152 ,....ine Dr., Hun· ti"lton 8-:h, CA 92646. l..orwl 8. Woods. II, 9152 Madeline Dr., Huntinstan 8-:h, CA 92646, John C. Schauer, 324 16th St-F, Huntinston 8-:h, CA 92646. Thts business Is con- duclld by c:o-perlnlrL The rqistrant com- menced ta tnnsac:I busi- ness under the fictitious ~ ........ ..,,. lillild --an NI A. --= Jolin c. ScNluer (Co-,__, This .. , .. , .... ,.,.,,.nt -tied ...... c.,,... a.ts of Or-. Cllunl:r an Dec. 21, 1117. FmllD lJ/24 12131 lfl l/14 °"' 1(.37114 NOTICE Of DlllOLUTIOfit AND LACK Of AUTHOlllTY BREN MORTGAGE FINANCE I, a partnership consistin1 of DONALD L. BREN CO., 1 ~ifam~ cor- poration, and CALIFORNIA AMERICAN MORTGAGE co.. a California corpora- tion, Ind which has carried on its business 8t Aw Civic P!az1, Suite 100, Newport Beach, California 92660. wH dissolved effec11ve 11:59 p.m. on March 1, 1987, and tenni"*9d effec- tive 11:59 p.m. on W.Ch 31, 1987 After that date, no pettner" in the partnership has authority to bind the pert. nenhip. BREN MORTGAGE FINANCE I, a California partnership By: DONALD L. BREN CO., I California corpcn. tion By. Robert Kt .... Its: Senior Vice PNsid9nt ~ EUllN A. Brunkhardt. lb: Vice,.,....... By: CALIFORNIA AMERI· CAN MORTGAGE CO .• a ~ifan'M~ 8y: Robert Kl .... Its; Vice Pw9sldellt By: EuteM A. Bnlnk· hardt, ltl: ;'Ulltlnt Secn- ~ L ... CO., a C1•:w1161CD1* .. D1 Ir. -..rt ICt d I fi, Ill: s.Nor*9'4 ,,. II Ir. r_. A. 9Nftll· .......... ,, 1,.1. • CM.1GM1A •VI PltM MORTGAGE CO., a C...- ,. corparltioia By: ~ KtakcMer, Its; Ya...__. By: Eusene A. Brunk- hardt. Its: Assistant Secre-tary • 12/1712124 12131 1/7 0990 1-37157 PUMJC ll01'ICE ncnnous 1U1111a NW STATEMENT The toUCJwins penons are doiti1 business n: SAOOLE· BACK STATIONERS, 22342 Caminito Arroyo Seco, Lie· una Hills, CA 92653. The fictitious business name referred to 1bove WIS filed on May 5, 1986 in the County of Oranae. Glenn G1rey, 22342 Caminito Arroyo Seco, La&- una Hills, Ca 92653. This business is con- ducted by. an indMdual. Si&ned: GMtnn Garey This statement WIS filed with the County c~ of Oranse County on Dec. 10, 1987. File No. F308242 12117 12124 12/31 1/7 0992 PUMJC NOT1Cl ncnnous 8USINEIS NAME STATDIENT The followinl persons are doinc business .,: BACK- STREET FURNITURE. 444 N. Newport, Newport, CA 92660. R1lph Leonard Schleif, 111 Main, #4, Balboa, CA 92661. This business is con- ducted by an individual The re(tstrant com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed above on 12-10-87 Silf'ed: Ralph L. Schleif. This statement was filed with the County Cieri< of Oranp County on Dec. 14, 1987. File No. F364391 12117 12124 12131 1/7 0982 PUIUC NOTICE STATDIENT Of WITHDUW~ FIOll PMTNEltlHIP OPUAT'ING UNDO F1CTfTlOUS BUSINESS NAM£ The following person ha$ with~r wn as a general part from the partner· ship ·na under the fictitious business name of RICHARD GUNST SUP£R WALL GRAPHICS 1t 17925· C Skypark Circle, Irvine, CA The Fictitious Business Name referred to above was filed in Orange Coonty oo Jan. 9, 1984, File No. F235355 .. Full Name and Address of the Person Wrthdrawinc. Pamela Neidhart, 26461 Zoraida, Mission Viejo, CA 92691. Sianed: Pamela Neidhart. This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Oranie County on Dec. 14, 1987. 12/17 12124 12131 1/7 0975 1-37311 ....CNOTICI ncnnous 1U1Rus NAME STATEMENT The followi"I persons are doiti1 business as: GOC/ LDM • Eslancia Associates, 25251 Paseo De Alicia, No. 105, La1una Hills, CA 92653. Glenfed Development Corp., a Califiom• corpora. tk>n, 16601 Ventura Ehd., Encino, CA 91436. L0M Oewlopment, Mc., a California corporation, 25251 Paseo De Ahcia, No. 105, La1una Hills, CA 92653. This business is con- ducted by I ..,.,.e P9ft· ,..,..,, The r .. istrant com- maad to nnsac:t bust- ,,.. under the · flc:tjtious ~ name or names lillid --on 12114117. S41Nd: Gl£NFED 094 ··~ ,.,.,. Corp., Jotan .w.i. Sr. Y.P. TNs 111a1men1 -filld wllttltte~a.tlol Or-..~ an Dec. 22. 1917. flit No. F3l6m • 12131 l/7 1/14/1/ 21 1034 ..... ............... .._ • .,..n The .............. ti'l~•JAU Part· nenhip, 514 W. Alpine, S.. Ana. CA 992707. Jorwl A. UNta, 514 W. Alpine, Santa Ana, Calif, 92707 R1fecla Ureta, 514 W. Alpine, Santa Ana, Calif, 92707 JonieA UNltl Jr .• 514 Vt/. Apline, Santf Ana, Calif, 92707 Joel A. Ureta. 1225 Gatlln1 Ct. Vista. Calif 92093 This business is beinc conducted by a 1eneral pwtnership. (Sisned) Jor88 A. Ureta This .......... filed with the County Cleftt of Oranel County on Nov. 30. 1987. File No. F362789 12/24, 12/31, 1/7, 1'14 1015 1(.37211 STATEMENT Of WMMIHllENT OfU.O/FTMI F1CTIT10UI ....... NAME ITATDHNT The fatlowi"I persons are have ablndoned the use the fictitious business name PM 85·128, a California Gener.I Plwtnership, One Upper Newport Plan, New- port Beach, CA 92660. The fictitious business name refe1 red to aboYe was filed on 11/10/86 in the County of ar.r.. Ori1inal File No. F325463. llie 0 Hill Company, One Upper Newport Ptaza, New· port Beach, CA 92660. Cali· fomia. Dennis G. Christensen, 27171 Hidden Trail ROid, Lleuna Hills, CA 92653. Nancy V. Christensen, 271 71 Hidden Trail Road, Lacuna Hill, CA. 92653. This business WIS con- ducted by a aenentl part- nership, (Si1ned) DENNIS' G. CHRISTENSEN NANCY V. CHRISTENSEN The 0 Hill Company, ~obeft 0. Hill, President This sutement was filed with the County Cleric of Oranae County on Dec. 18, 1987. 12124, 12/31. 1/7, 1/14 1017 PUBUC NOTICl • F1CTIT10UI ...... __ NAME STATEllOO - The followina persons are doina business as. SHANGHAI PINE GARDEN. 300 Mrine Ave .. Balboa Island, CA 92662. Peter Shih Ho Chena, 2330 Vancuard W1y, Al04, Cost.I Mesa, CA 92626. Oi1ne Chun& Nao Cheo&, 2330 Van1uard Way, Al04. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. This business is con- ducted by husblnd ind wife. The re11strant com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed aow on N/ A. Staned. Peter' Shih Ho Che"I This stMM•ient was filed with the County Clertt of <>ranee County on Dec. 11. 1987 Fi'9 No. F364292 12/17 12/2C 12/31 1/7 0981 nc:=~ IUMllU~ The ..,.._.. person is doin1 business IS PIN· POINT PRODUCTIONS, 4500 fllwti Ne•poit -New- port 8-:h, CA 92660. Rtch De.is, ~ Pali( NuPot' .. Newport Beech, CA92660. This business is con- dudld by an indMdual The rectstrant com- malC:ed to tranuct busi· ..... under the fic:tittOUS ~ rwme or rwnes !i-.:1 abolle on Dec. l 0, 1917. -..:Md\o.ts ,,. 11 ,.._Ned ......... ~a.ts ol Or-. c..._ an O.C. 21, ltl1. Fmll1 121MW311n V14 OIM "•1t•1m This busiw Is con· FCIHW • M 111 dueled by an .......... ...... I IT The resfstrant com- The IDlllMlll ..,._, 15 mallCld to trMMCt buJi. doil'I ........ DIWfTT .... under the ...... WOODWORKING. 414 Gol-..,..,_ name 01 ,...... denrod Awnue, Coronl del listlad ibcM on NIA.. Mar, Ca. 92625. SWted: Jenm A. ....... Dennis Frri DeWitt. 414 This lllt1 rnent -ft'9d Goldr.t'Gd Avertu9, Coronl with the County a.rt GI del Mar, CA 92625. <>r..,.. County on Dec. 21. This business is con-1987. ducted by an individual. F365155 The rqistrant com-12/24 12/31 117 menoed to nouct busi· _ l/ 14 ness under the fictitious business name or names listed mowe on NI A. $4aned: Dennis F. DeWitt This stMement -filed with the County Clet1( of <>ranee County on Nov. 19, 1987. F362034 12124 12131 1/7 1/14 0996 "*'C NOTICE FW:lifiOUI .... us NW ITATIMUfT The foiklwi"I person is doi"I business IS EW..80A PHARMACY. 716 E. Bafbc:NI Bhld .• Balbc:NI, CA 92661. Mike 8. Martin, 15 Rain- bow Rid1e, Irvine, CA 92715. This business is con- ducted by an individual. The re1istrant com- menced to trans.ct busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed lbcwe on J.1-82. Siened; Mike B. Martin This statement was filed with the County cim of Oranae County on Dec. 21 , 1987. F365158 12124 12/31 117 1114 0997 D7275 FlCtttlOUS wus NAiii STATEMIJfT The f0Howiti1 persons are doina business as: PACIF- ICA VENTURE. 4343 Von Karrn1n, Newport Beach. CA 9266(). KPW AssocilMS, a Cali- fornia pneral pwtnershlp, 4343 Von Kannan, Newport Beach. CA 92660. CLS Pacifica Limited, a California Limited Partner· ship, 8900 Wilshire Boule- vard, Beverly Hills. CA 90211 Ttus business is bein1 conducted by a pneral partnership. The re1istrants com- menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed aboYe on n/a. KPW Associates a Ca.hfomta &eneral partner. ship Koll Pacifia Assoc~ a California limited partner- ship Manaeina General Partner The Koll Compeny a California corpcntion Martin Krupoff Vioe-President This statement w filed with the County Cleric of <>ranee County on Dec. 16, 1987. File No. f364873 12124, 12/31 , 117. 1/ 14 1009 mm f'ICtlliOUI 11111 la ..... ITAJ I The followitll ... _. .. doin1 ~-SEA VIEW GARDEN 810 E. ....,_ Blvd • Nemport aa.ce.. CA 92661. Chien Chun Un. 161 Stevely Avenue, Loni Beach, CA 90815. An Hsi Wu, 2026 .-...Z. Lona Beact\, CA a1s This business ~ con- ducted by CG-<'*"*'5. (S1tned) CHIEN CHUN UN ANHSIWU Th1s 1;1...,-.m1••ntnt -ftted with the County ~ of Or.,..~ an Dec. 15, 1987. F"tte No. Fl645t5 12124, 12131, in. l /lC PUalC .... 1016 N:lllW • Ill I I ....... JI The .. I•....,, Is doil'I t. •. 111 • HDfT. AGE INTtlNATIONAl ~;"~~ --...... A.~•112 Nu,, .. ,. I o~CA. ..... "*'C llOllCI FICifiiOUI _,IHI Ell UMISTA~ The fallowiti1 penon is doin1 business as ABV/ HER CO., 1548 D Adams Ave., Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Jack B. Hooper, 2526 Camelie Ave .• Costa Mesa, CA92626. This business is con- duc:t9d by .... indMdual. The re1istrant com· menced to transact busi· ness under the fictitious business name or names listed~ on 11/1/87. Sisned: Jack B. Hooper This sutement wn filed with the County ~ of <>ranee County on Dee. 21, 1987. F365156 12124 12/31 1/7 1/14 1000 "*'C NOTICE net mous 1U1m1a NAiil STAT'Emlff The totlowin1 pef'IOllS are doin1 business as ARISIM/ EUCLID WAY INMVEST- MENT GROUP TOWER PARK ASSOCIATES. 3737 Birch Street #300, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Rodney F. Emery, 3737 Birch Street #300, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Bertram L Ryan, 3737 Birch Street #300, Newport Beach, CA 92660 Oon1ld R. Clem, 3737 Birch Street #300, Newp()rt Buch. CA 92660. ~ " Crail L Gosden, 99« Santa Mona Blvd. Suite 250, Beverly Hills, CA 90212. This business is con· ducted by • pneraJ part. nersh1p. Si,ned: Bertram L Ryan, a General Partner c:A Euclid Way Investment Group which IS I ..,_al partner of Ans1m/Euclid W1y Investment Group Tower Part< Associates. ThtS statement was filed with the County CleB of Oranae ~nty on Dec. 21. 1987 F365161 12/24 12/31 1/7 1/14 1001 l(.JnP PU8UC •-n-a- f1Cl1110UI IUllFIEa MMISTATIMDIT The followinl s:-sons are cbna business as: BEU - FLOWER TOWNE C£NTER ASSOCIATES. a cafifomia pneral partnef'sf\ip, #13 Corpora Plaza, s-.... 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Hopkins Development Coms-ny,LP ,aO ... ware hmrted partner1hip, 113 Corporate Pta.za, s.. 200. Newport a.ch, CA~ ~ Corporlltiol1, • ~l ifo..-n1a Cotpotation, 25092 Buckboard Lane, lAluna Hilts. CA 92653. Thomas D. Lenny, 17 Woodflower. Irvine, CA 92714 nus business ts con· ducted by a limfted ..,.._. ship. The rqistr•nt com menced to trantld bus.I· ness under the ftc:tttious busfness name or ,.,_ 1191ed abcM on __, .. 20. 1986 Silraed HOPt<INS DEVEL· Of'MOtT c:C'.>WMY, LP .• a o.tuere limited s-trw· . .., By: Stephen ~Ins O.Utl~ ~'W" Ne apart a.eta, • Callas nili corpontion, General ...,,,_ By. ------· c ....... ... ....... This 11s•a•w111••nt"* -tlld we .... eountr an c1 Or-. ~an Dec. lO. 1•1. .,.. .. ,. .• 12/31 1/7 1/14/l/ 21 lClll , - - - .. ,_ 11 MllMT J, 1• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN NOnCI °' ftUITll'l IALE T.l.Ne. .. NDllCI s YOU ARE IN DEFAULT UNDER A DEED Of TRUST, DATED MARCH ~7, 1987. UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTtON TO PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY BE SOlD AT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION Of THE NATURE Of THE PROCEEPING AGAINST YOU, YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER. On JANUARY 15, 1988, lit 9:45 A.M., UNITED INVEST· MENT CORPORATION, n duty appoineed Trustee under and pursuant to Deed of Trust recorded APRIL 16, 1987, as Inst. Na. 87·209789, in book NA. Piii NA. of Official Recordt In the office of the County Recorder of ORANGE County, State of CALIFORNIA. u.culed by KATHRYN LENNIS HOl TOM Will SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR CASH (peyable at time of sate in lawful money of the Unilll9d Sbltes) at THE MAIN NORTH ENTRANCE TO THE COUNTY COURT HOUSE. 700 CIVIC CENTER ORM WEST, SANTA ANA.CA an rilht. title and int.est conweyect to and now held by it under said Deed of Trust in the property situated in said County and St* described as: EXHfBtT'W' PARCEL i : Unit No. 204 of tNt certain Condominium Pro;ect detcrtbed in that certain Condominium Plan recorded in Book 10790 Pll8 858 of Officiet Records, in the office of the County Recotdet of ar._ County (such Plan blinc heteinett.r referred to as "The Condominium Plan"), and as defined in that cM.ain Dectar.tion of CcMnants, Conditions and Restrictions for Newport Crest Homeowners Association, recorded in Book 10348 Pase 693 of Official Records of <>r-.. County ("'The, Decfa· tlltion"), and the Declar.tion of AA w..ution for lat 3, of Tract 7817, (The DecfarMion of Anrieution), recorded October 18, 1972 in Book 10381 Pllll 547 of Official Records. in the office of the County Recorder of Orllnce County. PARCEL2: An undMded i t 82nd intetest in and to the common .,.. as defined lo the Dectar.tion and in the DectarMion of Anneution, beinc lot 3, of •Tract 7817, in the City of NewPort Beech, County of ~ Stalil of Calitomia, as per map recorded In Book 308 P..-33 and 35 indusive of MisceUaneous Maps. in the~ of the County Recorder of Or-. County. PARCEl.3: EllclusNI easements appurtenant to said Vnit No. 204, all as more specifically defined in the Condominium Ptan and the Deciar.tion. PARCEL4: A non-uciusive easement to use the common area and facilities of the pro;ect which h9ve been fK will be dwlloped on the foHowinc described ,.a property. (1) lot 1, of1'ract 7852, as per map recorded in Book 302 Paees 7 throuch 9 inctusiw of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of <>ranee County, California. EXCEPT thetefnwn it.a portion of ~ Included within Parcel 1 as shown on a map recorded in Book 45 Pap 26 of Parcel Maps, in the olfioe of the County Recorder of <>ranee County, California. (2) Lots l , 2 and 4 of Tract No. 7817, as per map recorded in Book 308 Papg 33 and 34 of Miscellaneous Maps, Records of ()ranee County. PARCU5: A membeBhip in Newport CteSt Homeowoers Asso- ciation, owners of record of Parcel lA shown on that certain parcel map recorded in Book 45 Pll9I 26 of Parcel Maps, in the office of the Or.,.. County RecOlder known as CfKnmon Alu B, the recreational lal EXCEPT therefnwn, ho•ll•, _,, and ltl uclusNe easements appurtenant to all Condominium Units exceptina said Unit No. 203 now fK _.....,referred to in the Declaration fK the DectarMion, as amended. ALSO EXCEPT thefefrom one hundted per cent (100 percent) of all rilhts to oil, ps and other hydrocarbon substances lyina under, or that 'NY be produced from the aboYe described land, toeettMlf with one hundred per cent (100 percent) of all rilhts, tothe proceeds thetef1om and one hundred per cent (100 pen::ent) of all rilhts, bonuses and profits accruln1 therefrom, provided, howe1t11er, that 1111ntor waives and relinquishes the richt to use or occupy or to enter upon any pot1ion of the surface and 500 feet bekJw t~ surface, measured vertically from the surface of said land, for the purpose of drillinc for, capturin& producin&. treetinc M othewise handlina M utilizina such oil, ps or other hydrocarbon or mineral substances, for the purpose of exercisinc Gr.ntor's richts thereto, as reseNed in deeds recorded May 17, 1972 in Book 10129 Piiie 657 of Official Rec.olds and recorded December 27, 196i in Book 5957 Pll8 665 of Official Recoros. The street address and other common desisnatJon, if any, of the real property described abcwe is purpor1ed to be: 14 SWIFT COURT, NEWPORT BEAQi, CALIFORNIA The undersilned Trustee disclaims MJ liability for any incorr9Ctness of the street 9ddfess and other common ~.if MJ, shown herein. S.id .... will be INde, but without cownant or ~ • ...,._.or implied, rcprdlnc title, possession, or ~ to pey the rwn.inlnc principet sum of the notil(s) secured by uid Oeld of Trust, with "*'9St ......... -pnMded in said nalll(I), echmices. if atty, under W. Wms of uid Deed ol Trust. ..... chetps and ...,.,_ of the Trustee and of the tn11b a...tild by said Deed ol Trust The totaf amount of the unppeid belaflCe of the obHption MC41red by the ~ to be sold and r111or.-.. eltimM9d costs,....,._ Md act.ices at the time of the initial pubftc.tion ol the Natice of Sele 11 $16,78'.65. The benlftcllty under said Deed ol T Nit .__... euaMd end ..._. to the ~ a .-, Oec:tetMion ol DeM&.et Md o.m.nd tors., .... ·--- Natice of Dlfa.tt and Election '° w . The "' ...... c.-..d Mid Natice of Oef..et end EJection '° Seti to be rwcordild in the councy ..._.the Ne! property 11 foc*d. 0...: 12-17-17 UNITED tHYESTMENT CORPORATION •Mid T~. 2911 COMPTON BLVD., GMDENA CA 90249, 213-538-UiOl . By KATRINA SMITH, TRUSTEE SALE omcER 126327 12124 12131 1n 1002 1"'1177 nthi ... llfl• ---n TN W. IW ...,_,ii dofn1 Mineu • GAP - CA926n ~ ftnt tnnsacted under this business name on 11/01.87 This business is con· ducted by an Individual (Sicned) KennMh Gardner This ......,,.,,. .. filed with the County Clerk of Orllrwe County on Dec. 7, 1987. Fiie No. F363674 s i2t2•. 12/31, 116, 1/14 1oi1 o.11 lO .... CM'8I fOICMAWOFMMI NATHAN MULHERN has filed a pMition in this court for an order attowirw s*i· tioner to Chanel his/her name from NATHAN MULHERN lo NATHAN BAI· LEY MULHERN. tt is ~ Of-dal'"'-9d ... thlt all persons intlalemd in the • matter aforeuid appear bMore this court In Depert- ment No. 3 lit 700 CMc CenW Drive West, Santa Ana, California, on Feb. 11, 1988, at 2:45 dclock p.m., and then and ther8 show cause, if enr u., ._.,why said petition for chanle of name should not be arnect. tt is further ordef 9d that I ~ of this order to show CMIM be pubfithed in NEW· PORT HARBOR E"SIGN {CNSB), a newspaper of pneral circulation, pub- lished in this county lit lust once a week for tour con· secutive weeks prio( to the dayofsaid~ Datled: Dec. 28, 1987 James L Smith Judie of the Superior Court i 11 i 114 1/211/28 1038 1-nlll ... NOn--a-or-.me>N OfNlmll•• Public natk:ii ii hereby liven thllt ONTARIO ASSO- CIATES. a.c.tifort'U ...... pertnenhlp and OL TMANS CONSTRUCTION COM· PANY, a CaHfornia corpora. tion, het*""•-. bus· Inns under the fictitious firm name and style of ONTARIO INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIA Ta at 4350 Von Karmen Avenue, Suitlt 400, City of Newport BHch, County of ar... s.... of California. did on the 31st day ol C>c:lobs, 1987, by mutual consent. dillOM the said pMNrship and ~ their relltions as pertr.s tt.W\, FUtttw notice ii hereby ~thltthe~ will nat be responsible, fn>m this my on, for MY obtip- tion lncun.d bytheolher(s) in (his) (her) (lt*r) own name(s) Of in the name of theftnn. DATED AT Costa Mesa, California, this 31st day of October, 1987. SAUL B. PINTO, PINTO & GR<*ET, Mtys., 1301 Dove Street, Ste. 720, NewpC)l't BMch, CA 92660. Silned: JOHN D. O'DON· NELL, Trustee of the J. and P. O'Donnell Revocable Trust dated 10/20/82. in 1058 ....c lllO'T1CI. ACllllOUI _,111111 UMll"'TWT Tha ..,...,...,. ...,.,., is doins bulinesa • WAGON P£00l£R SUflPlt£S, 3019 F~.Co.a.Mesa,CA 90«506. Robert Paul Wlcmore, 30 i 9 FernhHth, Cotta Meu,CAIOIOI. This busineu is con- ducted by an 1ndiwidl'91. The re1latrant com· menced '° nnuct buli· ,... under ... ftctltious .,...._,....OI,.,.. 16-faboweonl ....... Silned: ~ ,..,. Wic· moN Thia 1ll111Ttllll -flied with ... Count, Clet1l of Or..-CGunt1 on Jan. 4, 1•. F'MeNo.,...3 1n 1114 11211121 1039 James Merritt, 500 N. Newport Bhd., Suila 2CM, Newport Bwh, CA 92663. JaMph E. Hmwkins, 500 N. Newport BMt, Sutt.a 204, Newport BMch, CA 92663. This business is con- dudlld by I ..,,....1 pert. nerthip. The re1i1trants com- metad to tranuc:t busi- ness under the fic:titious buliMu name « names listed abcM on 10.27-87. Silned: James c. Merritt This ltMlment ... filed with the County Clerk of Or.,.. County on Jan. 4, IM F''ile No. F36649' in 1114 1121 1128 0995 ll.U. .....C m111Dl'l""llll'ICI,. fiClil ...... ,Ill IUMEIYA........, The IDIDwit11 ...,.,., ii doinl bulirms 81: BEACH DISTRIBUTION PARK, a CatitanU ......... .-trw· ship, 1400 Bristol Street Nol1h, s.. 245, Newport BMch, CA 92MO. Devil MDl"8betto Diltri· bution c.... AuociMal, a California ...... ..,._. ship, 1400 8rittol Street Nol1h, SI*' 245, Newport Beech. CA 92MO. This llu1ine11 Is con· ductlld by. timilad ..,._. ship. The re1istrant com- metad '° tranuc:t busi· ,,.. under the fictitious buli.-...... « ...,,.. liltlldaboweon Februlty 18, 1987. ~ Devis Monee- bello Distribution Center Associates, • California aeneral partnership, Wil· liam K. OllVis. This ....,,,_. wes filed with the County Ctn of . Or.,,.. County on Dec. 28, 1987. file No. F365674 117 1/14 11211128 1050 &-1191 PealCllOTa f'IClll ...... ,. .._IYATa lllT Thtfa11Mi111..,.••re doinl ....... -NtftC1# COMMERCE CENTER ASSOCIATES. 1400 Bri*JI StrMt North, Suite 245, ,._polt Blech, CA 92660. o.wis ""°" eomm.ce C.... AllOCi1t11, a Catttor· nia .....,., =:..nership, 1400 ...,. North, s.Mt 245, Newport Bw:h, CA92660. Weyerhaeuser Venture Compeny, a ....... oorpo- mion, 21515 Hawthorne Boufe.-d, Suite 310, TM· rMC:e, CA 90503. This business Is con· duded by I ...,.,.. part· nershlp. ' The re1istrant com· metad to tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious businell name fK names listed above on May i , 1987. Silf'8d: Devis Arrow Commerce Center Asso- ciates, • California ..,,.,.1 partnership, William K. OllVis. This stMernenl was filed with the County Clertt of Or-. County on Dec. 28, 1987. File No. F365675 1/7 i/141/211728 105i ~ ,._ICllOTICI N:iii ......... ... IYll IR TheftalDlltl11pe1•• .. dolnl ..,..._ -O'OON· NELL. AltMITRONG, 8ltlGHAM & PMTNERS V, 2201 Dupont DIM. ... 100, Nempolt 8-ch, CA 92715. Jahn D. O'Oonnll, Trus.- ._ol .. J. and'· O'Donnell Revocable Trust ct.ted OdDber 20, 1912. 2201 Dupont DrM, .... 100. ..... C1111D11• 92711. DalWd I. QrM, TNlllll of .. o. Ind .. Gm .... tMllllllTNll .... Mlr5. 1917, 2201 Dupont DfM. ... 100. ..... CIMDrnll 92715. Terence W. lrlaMm, 2201 Dupont Dl'M. ... 100, lrwlfte, Cafltomla 92711. ... ...., --:"!: T,.._11 .. &• Alw•z11 II I c Ht TIUil .....,,, •• n.1111. 2211..-0.-. .... - • 100, Irvine, California 92715. Janm R. Westtinl, 2201 Dupont Drive, SuiM ioo. trv6ne, Catifornla 92715. This busine11 Is con-ducted ~ • ...,.,., pert. fWlhlp. The re1i1trant com· menced '° tr8nUCt buli· ,... under the fictitious ~...,.ornames tiltad abowe on Ncwember 16. 1•1. --= Donald s. Gnnt, TNllae of the D. and S. Gm Alwiac_.. Trust dMldM9y5, 1987. Thia ......,,.... -filed with the County an of Or.,.. County on Dec. 3~. 1917. F-.aa No. f'366257 in i/1411211128 1052 ..,.,.. ,._ICllDllCI N:IHIOUI • 1mm ..._. •. ........, The .............. doirw ....,_ a: BACO, LTD., 610 Pt.oort CeMer Drive, Ste. 70, Newpot Bw:h, CA 92660. bncWIF.Geddas, Trus- tee of the AMdalt F. Geddes Trust, dMed January 19, 1971, 610 NnpDft CeMer Drive, S... 700, Newport 8w:h, CA 92MO. Oennil W . ...._..., Trus- tM under DecfarMion of Trust. dMld July.25, 1972, 610 Newport ea;., Drive, S... 700, Huport Bw:h, CA92MO. Dannis w. Harwood, 610 Hewport C..-Drive, Siie. 700, Newpolt Beech, CA 92660. Aobert E. Heffernan, 610 Newport c.ar DrM. Ste. 700, Newport Beech, CA 92660. John 8. Heffilman, 610 NewPort Center Drive. Suiee 700, Newl)O>'t Beech, CA 92660. Pllbick J. t ..,,.,.,,.,,, 610 Ne•POfl Centlr Drive, Suite 700, Neapolt Bw:h, CA 92MO. This business is con· ctuct-d by Tenancy in Com- mon. The re1istrant com· metad to tranuc:t bust- .... under the flctitioul ~ name fK rwnes limd abowe on Merch 12, 1912. SiFed:John B. Hef. ...... eo.o.n.. Tha ......,.,,..,. ... filed with the County Clerk of Or..-~on Dec. 24, 1987. Fife No. f365582 1n 1114 11211128 1053 l-11110 ......CllO-IJl'lll'ICE>c ntliiiOUI ..... llMMllfAnmtn The tplfawtrw penons are doin1 business as: BF'D INVESTMENTS, 4901 Birch StreM. NewPort Beech, CA 92660. Devid R. White ti, 6782 Auburn Drive, Huntincton Beech, CA 92M7. Thomas f . s.wmc>ur, 910 So. 4th Avenue, Arcadia, CA 9i006. . C. T~ fletke, 311 Celle Sandia, San Cle- menea, CA 92972. · ~ P. Haskell, i04 ~Com Mese, CA This business is con· ductlld ~ • ..,.,.. pert. nenhlp. The r .. lstrant com· mmad to tr....a busi- ,... under .... flctitious bt•I Ill neml Of nlllMI ......... OftJulr l, 1•1. Slmnid: o.ld R. W...11. ,... .... gnt -fifed .-.,. County an o1 Or-. Counlr on Oec. 24, 1.-7. fie No. f365576 tn 1114 11211121105' ........ ...... Of ..... litllld .._,.on Not Appi· cable.~: ~le L Wot· c:aet. This .....,.,.,,. -flied with the County C!ertt of Or...-CountY on Dec. 30, • 1917. Fite No. F366088 1n 1114 11211128 1oss ll-»'111 Pt...:'9011CI ntiii ... IUllFIDI ...... ,.,_.,. The ~ person Is doln1 bu1ineu u : THE WEST END, 27112 Forbes Rolld, t..suna Niluel. CA 926n. Watt and ;t;111Ki1&11, Inc., 27112 Forbes Roed, Llluna N ..... CA 92677, A Cattfor· nil Corpontion. 8uliMsl first tnnsaded under this busineu name on June itn. This business is con- ductifd by a corporation. Si1ned: Watl and AHO· ciates, Inc.. Larry West, President This .......,,..,. was filed ptth the County Clerk of ·~County on Die. 28, ,1•1. Fite No. f365686 1/7 1114 11211/28 1056 .....CNOTICI AClllllOUI Mllllm IUMEIYA~ The lalowilll penon ii doirw business • KOLL BUSINESS CENTERS-LA PALMA. 4343 Von Karmen, Newpolt lw:h, California 92660. Aetna Institutional lrMS· tors I Limited P'Mtnerlhip, a Cor-.-..dicut Nmitad part. nership, City Place, Hart- ford, Comedicut 06156. Koll la .... Assoc'*5. • Catibnia limbd pertner· ship, 4343 Von Karman, Ne-sat Beech, California 92660. This business is con- ducted by • ...,... part· rwthip. The re1istrants com· met !Ced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names ltslad abcNe on n/a. Koll la Pllma Associates. • California timMd pertner· ship, By. The Koll Compeny, • Callitomia ccwpol lltion Mettln Ktupaff, V.P . This ltllement .. filed with the County Clerk of Or.,.a County on Dec. 2•. 1987. Fite No. F3655n 1n 1114 1121 1128 i049 .......Clll01a ACilhOUI 1U•1• IUMEITAlW The falfowinl penon is doin1 business as: THE EARLY BIRO CATCHES THE BOOt< WORM, 406 Feme.t, Conn def Mar, Ca. 92625. KathlMn forcey Free· man, 406 Femleld, Corona del Mar, Ca. 92625. This business Is con· ductld by.,, individual. The re1istrant com· mellCed to nnsact busi· ness under the fictitious bulinns name « names listlld abowe on 11-iS-87. Siped: Kathleen Forcey Freeman This e:tstat181~ ... me1 ... nt"" was filed with the County Clerk of Or..-County on Jan. 4, 1-. ne No. F316492 1/7 1/14 1121 1128 1041 . wmra N:iii ....... NIMllfAT IR . The ........ ""'°" ii =..,.._KWAR· TON RQIDENTIAL YENTOIE:S. 125 * Kalan, Nul*t, c.Nf. lt&63. ..... Trull Ill, Edmrd Wermll_,. Jr., TrvMe, 125 * tcofon, ... ~ Clll.a.61. Thia bu9iMU II con· dudld bJ • indh'f&ll•. The Nllatntnt com· ........ -ltd .... .................. bU1ln111 -...... ............. ,,~. -TNltltl E-.... .. "*!~r/.'i Tilli I I 1*llt -11111 ..... ~an" lllluaalda Caunlr • Die. 2'1•. ,.. .... 17782 .in 1114 11111121 10'2 ...... -'". DM&MP F .. Of Nill,.. 19MBICSlll ma11 To all hefts, crediton. contirwenl CNdltots, Md penonl who mlf be othar· wile int11111ert in the wiM or ...... of ELSA M. BARKER A petition has bean filed by CHARLES J. MULLER in the Superior Court of Otw'll County reQll9ltinl that CHARLES J. MULLER be appaWad .. penonal ,. ... atiwe to edminis· .... the ...... of the dac:e- denl The petition requests authority to adminis19r the ..... undar the tndepend· ent Administration of Est.lllllS Act. A hearinc on the petition will be heed on 1/27 /88 lit 1:45 p.m. in Dept 3 tocatied lit 700 Civic Center Drive West, .s.nt. Ana, CA IF YOU OBJECT to the l'Mtinc of the petition, you should either appeer at the hearin1 and state your objections or file written objections with the court before the hearinc. Your appe9f'llnCe m.y be in per. son « by~ llllotney. ff YOU AR£ A CREDITOR Of • c:ontit..,. creditor of the dllc I I led, you must file your claim with the court or ~ it to the pe1IOMI represenUtive appointed by the court within four months from the ... of first iauance of a.a.s as pnMded in section 700 of the Catitomia PrabMI Code. The time for """' deims will nat ..... prior to four months from tha ... of the ~iiaticed .. . YOU MAY EXAMINE the file kept by the court. If you .,. • person in&arestled in the ....... you m.y set'Ve upon the executor or adminilnaor, fK upon the attorney for the executor or adrninilt111b, and file with the aut with proof of ser· vice, a .,....,, request stat. irw that you·dnire special notice of the fifinc of an inventory and appraise· "*"of ........... fK of the petitioctS fK .:counts mentiofted in w:tiOlll 1200 and 1200.SoftheCaftfornia P\C--. Code. Attorney for petitioner: Emil Stack. Jr, 221 East Walnut Street, Pasedena. California 91101. 1n i 114 1121 1128 1043 PUmlC llOt1CI ntiii ....... 1. IUMEIJA...-0 The fottowil11 person is doina business as: STRACCl, 10288eyside0r., Newport 8each, CA 92660. Susan SW.in, 2336 Car· rotwood Or., Brea, CA 92621. Dianne Wheeler, 2265 Westrid19 Rd., Los Anaeles. CA90049. This business is con· ducted by • pneral part. nership. The re1fstrant com- metad to nns.ct busi- ness undef the fictitious business name fK names listed above on N/ A. Siped: Dianne Wheeler, Susans..in This ~t .. filed with the County Clerk of Or-.. County on Oec. 29, 1987. file No. F365914 1n 1114 11211128 1044 wmra nc111 ... •11111m ._ITAi' ff The ........ ......, t& doinl butln111 K IRVINE PACIFIC DEV£LOPMENT COMPANY, 550 Newport c.nter Drtw, Newport 8lech, Cllbt1• ... TN Irvine C....'f, a Wctill • ec..-..... 5e50 ....... r...,,... .... port luctt, Catlfornla 92t80. a. 11r111 tint nmc:lld undlr WI lllllln111 ..,.,. on9-.a.1m. Thia_. ... II con· ................... n. .... c •• ..... 0. ......... , TNI 11 __ ... .... ~ Clilrl al ar...~•Dic.3' 1111. -. .... n11au V1 1114 1111' 1121 UM6 ,._IC...-.ca ..... ft ........ -....- ~ ........ . The ......... CGftlti. .~ .. a1 ........ of BA YWOOO HOMES· LAGUNA HEIGHTS,• c.li· for"'-..... pertnershlp c....-cl under ...... of the St.Ml al CalifonQ, .... . by dedlrw thM: 1. S.ywood Homes· lJCUM 111_,a. • c.lifor. ni• ...-.1 .-nnenhlp, ... dlllOtwed eftlctiw Sep. tllmber 30, 1987. MW thM dim no ..,..._al a.,wooct Homea-....... HeWlts hn the rilht OI .ulharity ~ bind uid pertnerlhip. aciept '°' Baywood Development Group, Inc .• which hn the Mlthority to wind up the .............. KC!Old- inc ~ the """' of • Oiuo-lution A9..-.wwt d.eed .. at~l0.1987. 2.The~ ..... 11 at the pertnen of tM s»rt· nership. SECURITY PACIFIC STATE BANK. • c.tifomi• corporlltian By: kllhleen Rezzo, Vice President BAYWOOD DEVELOP· MENT GROUP. INC., • c.ti· fonN corpcntion By. Willmn R. WMt. Pres. 1/7 1059 .... . . ' The foUowinc persons .............. of the fictitious business name COPVMAIO OFFICE PRODUCTS, 27601 Forbes Aoed, 131 l.llUN Niluel CA92553 The liciitious business n.me Nfwred to~wn filed on 1·31-86 in the ~ Co&fnty at Qrwwe. Orsi'* File No. F-299836 Jerry Reynolds, 9971 Oc:Mnaest Drive, Huntinc· . ~ Beech CA 92646. Deidre M. Alynolds, 9971 <>c:e.IC:nllt Drive, Huntinc· ton a.ch CA 92646 This business was con- duct.d by indMduMs (Hus- bend & W•). <se-t> Jerry Reynokts Deidre M. Reynokts This stMernent was filed with the County ~ of Qr._ County on Dec. 17, 1987. 12/31, 117, 1/14. 1/21 1024 1-37m ncmiOUI ••nus NAME STATEMENT The followinc persons •re doinc business n DUARTE , •. .ASSOCIATES, • C.lifomia Ge,_.I P.rtnershlp, #13 Cotpof Me Ptua, Suite 200, Ne.port Beech, CA 92660. Stephen C. Hopkins, Trustee, Oii llf'/ Successor Trustee of the Stephen C. Hopkins Md Denise Hop- kins Trust. under C>ecWa- tion of Trust dMed October 24.1980 Md • .m.lded. 2553 Mo....::o Driw. t...sune . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . Beech. CA 92651. ......._, Carpor ....... ,... ....... -n. • C•liforni• corpor•tion, 25092 Buck*rd une, l.llUN Hills, CA 92653. T.homas D. Lenny, 17 Woodflower, Irvine, CA 92714. • This business is bein& conducted by • 1ener•I partnership. The reaistr•nts com· menced to bans.ct busi· ness under the fictitious business name listed M>cM on July l , 1987. (SilNd) DUARTE ASSO· CIATES, A California Gen.al Pwtnership Stephen C. Hopkins Gener.i Pwtnet This st•ment was filed with the County Cieri( of <>ranee County on Dec. 17, 1987. File No. F-364981 12/31, 117. l/14, 1/ 21 1025 PUalC NOTICE flCiliiOUI ~ NAME STATEMENT The followinc person is doina busineu as: BRISTOL PLAZA, 1451 Ou-ii Street, Suite 20-\. Newport a..ch; c.t~ 92660: .... v~ H. Boyd, 3100 Bris· tol Str9et. Suite 260. Costa Mes.a, C.lifomia 92626. Devid L Quislinc, 3100 Bristol Street. Suite 260, Cost. Mesa, C•liforni• 92626. Q8 DEVELOPMENT COM· PAHY, A CALIFORNIA COR· PORA TION. 3100 Bristol Street, Suite 260, CosU ...... ~92626. This busineu is con· ducted by ........ pert. - nership. The re1istr•nts com- menced tD ttanuct busi· ness under the fictitious busineu n.me Of MmeS listed above on 8/25/78. Victor H. Boyd General PMner This sUtement was filed with the County Clettt of <>ranee County on Dec. 29, 1987. File No. F3659 l 5 117 1/14 1121 1/28 1045 PU9IJC NOTICE FICllllOUI .-11 NAME STATEMENT The tollowit 11 penorl is dolnc business as: AU THE COMFORTS OF HOME· INTERIORS, 1806 Toyon Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Nicole Jean Garrett. 1806 Toyon Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. This business is con- ducted by an individual. The reaistrant com- menced to transact busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed •bove on 7 · l ·87. Silned: Nicole Jean Garrett. This statement was filed with the County c~ of .. <>ranee County on Dec. 28, 1987. File No. F363203 117 1/14 1/211/28 1060 • . . . • ., . . ...... rc111 .. ••u111••11e•• ...... ..., TMllllCllllilllpertOftSW9 doin1 business H MIC er... 1400 Dow Street, Nc•port a.ch, CA 92660. McUc:hl•n Investment Compeny II, a C.lifomia ~ P.trwshlp, 1400 Dove Street, Newport Buch, CA 92660. Gr.m J. Donov•n. 112 Oxford, Irvine, CA 92880. This business is bein& conduc:ted by• limited .-rt· nership. The recistr•nts com· meuced tD tranuct busi- ness under the fictitious business n.me listed above on 11/1/87. (Sianed) Grant J. Dono- ~ This ~ was filed ...., the County Cleft( at Or.,... County on Dec. 10, 1987. File No. F-364092 12/31 , 1/7, 1/14, l/ 21 1027 1-37311 FICllllOUI ...US NAME STATEMINT The toHowinc penons are doin& business as HIGH- LAND ASSOCIATES,• C.li· fomia ..--1 .-rtnership, #13, Corporate Plaz•. Suite 200, Newport Beach, CA 92660. Hopkins Development Company, LP .• a Oetawwe limited s-rtnership, #13, Corpor•te PtHa, #200, ttewport Bech, CA 92660. .... ........_ CcJrpatMion, • c.liforrU corpoqtion, #13 Corpcnte Ptaza. '200 ..... port a.ch, CA 92660. This business is beinc conducted by • 1ener•I .-rtnetship. The re1istrants com· menced to tranuct busi- ness unct. the fictitious business name listed •l:lc:Ne on May 1, 1987. HOPKINS OEVELOPMENT COMPANY, LP., •Delaware limited .-rtner- ship By. Stephen Hopkins Delo el oewnent CompMy ~ Ne•port Buch: a California CIOf'POf1ltion GeNr.t Pwtnet. Stephen C. Hopkins President This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Or-. County on Dec. 10, 1987. • File No. F-364088 12/31, 1/7, 1/14, l / 21 1029 PU8UC NOTICE -ACiil iOUI ••IESS NAME STATEMDIT The followinc person is doin& business as: MACNAB-IRVINE REAL TY COMPANY, 550 Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach, c.lifomia 92660. The Irvine .Aulty Com· pany,. CalitonM Corpora- tion. 550 ttewport Center Drive. Newport Buch, Cali· tor"M92660. .... ,,_ .. ~ under_tttis bulif.-name on Oc:i. .U. 1976. This business is con· dudlld by• corpcntion. The Irvine Reelty Compeny Vtee Pntsidint-Wwren D. Fix This sUtemef'lt was filed with the County Clertt of <>ranee County on Dec. 30, 1987. File No. F366092 117 1/14 1/21 l /28 1047 WNOTICE ACiillOUl ... l•llU ' ~ IUME STATIMDIT The followinl person is doinc business as: PRESI· DENT INYESTOftS, 1105 Qu•il Street, Newport Buch, CA 92660. Robert J. Lucas, 1821 ButtonsheO Lane, Newport Beach, CA 92660. J•mes C. Gianulias, 1133 Ebbtide, Corona del M•r. CA 92625. Med•ll Corporation, a C.lifomia corporation. This business is con· ducted by • joint venture. The reaistr•nts com- menced to trans.ct busi- ness under the fictitious business name or names listed •bcwe on December 18, 1987. Sianed:RobertJ.lucas ThtS ltAiment wn filed with the County Cieri( at <>ranee County on Dec. 24, 1987. Ftle No. F365585 1/7 1/14 l/~11128 1048 ,_ ,, - .. Dap & Cets .......... 1124 LMtstock ......... ' .... 825 ..........,. "°°"" •13 Hotels ............... 416 CLASSIFIED INDEX MIUIMNDllE IALD & IEIMCE AntiQlm .........•... 808 Applillnces ••••••••••• 806 Birds ................ 826 REAL ESTATE Industrial . . . . • . . . 506 """Ut 1 ltt Property •••.•• 509 Lake Shore Property 515 ~U~CEMENTS Announcina . , ........ 200 Beauty Aids .......... 213 Card of Thanks ....... 201 Cemetery lots ........ 201 florists •.............. 207 BUSINESS Investments .......... 828 Money to loan ........ 605 Money Wanted ....... 606 Opportunities ......... 700 Opportunities Wtd ..... 7~ Funeral Directory ..... 205 Funeral Services ...... 206 Heattn Aids .......... 214 _,. Lepl Notices ......... 212 Lodps-Clubs-etc. 209 Nurseries ............ 815 lost & Found ......... 210 Personals ............ 211 EMPLOYMENT Alencies ............. 300 Opportunities ......... 305 Preparation .......... 307 Applillnces Wanted ..• 807 Auctions ••••.••..••.. 814 BuUdiJW Mmrilll ..•.. 811 Business Equipment 818 Coins/Stamps ........ 813 Furniture .•••.....•••. 800 r Furniture Wanted ....• 805 Gar1111 Siies ......... 705 Jewelry ..•........... 812 Marine Supplys ••..••• 906 Misc. for Sale ......... 809 Misc. Wanted ........• 810 Musical lnstrumerit ..• 811 Office Equipment ••••• 827 Pets & Supplies ..••••. 823 . Sportirw Equipment ••• 819 • Acreace .............. 511 Apts. Furnished ........ 407 Apts. Unfurnished .... 408 Bld1. to be Moved .... 816 Business Proi>erty .... 500 Business Rentals ..... 421 Condos for Rent ...... 409 Condos for Sale ....... 507 Commercial Property 505 Desert Property ....... 513 Farms & Ranches ..... 512 Garaaes for Rent .....• 400 Houses for Sale ....... 508 Houses for Rent/Furn 405 Houses for Rent /Unfum ............• 406 Lots for Sale .......... 510 Mobile Homes ........ 917 Mortaaae & TD ....... 607 Motels ............... 415 Mountain Cabins ..... 422 Office Space ......... 420 Out of State Prop ..... 514 Real Estate Wanted ..• 518 Rentals to Share ...... 412 Real Estate for Xchg ... 517 Real Estate loans ..... 600 Rooms for Rent ....... 410 RESORT PROPERTY For Sale .............. 418 Rental .............. 417 Directocy of Business Services BOOKKEEPING A PAIN? Let Georle do it. Prufes-sional computerized reports. Tailored to ~ ~Small business & individual specialist licensed tax preparer (1eorae 8ienstadt. The ComOlete Bookkeeper. I 71 .. 964a2002 r ·~ ..... On 8oet General Repair, sail ex power oil c~. tuneup, Plinti"I. plumb- iti1. electrical, all maint, 76().7205 R & B LANDSCA~~PING WE QQ IT All, BASIC MOW & E TO CUSTOM INSTALLA· TION. NO JOB TOO SMALL OR TOO BtG. FREE EST. 432·7229 •Dom11tic HOUIBEEPDI & NN•llU MENCY Has immediate . for live In/Out~ '5eePets. Exo. pteferred. · ~ Soanish Ok. All Jobs 10096 Free. (714) 951-6110 LICENSED AND BONDED __ _ •Flln111 TURN FAT INTO DOL- LARS$$ OocW recom-n-*I weW1t COilbol ~· 1009' nltUral to IOle ...-:....w l.ole ~a~.;, .. ..... 303-279-9720 211~··· MAJOR CR£DrT CAROSf REGARDLESS OF CREDIT HISTORY. AL!9t NEW CREDIT CARO. NU ONE REFUSED. FOR 'V,I INFO. CALL 1·315-nJ. fiOl2EXTM316 LOSE WEIGHT. LOSE UP TO 35 POUNDS a month. Nutrition r=ram to keep it off. medical ~ FDAveri· fied. cl.ii b8ria 303-~ 1845 Burcia1a Gardenin1 . eteanups. tree trimminc. lawn service, free est. 966-3054 Home Repairs & Improvement. Interior and exterior . larae or small jobs residential & commercial lie #508592 96().3955 Stephen 24 hr home repeir, small ~ quickand Call :free~~ on all work. 76().7~ Handyn'8n . Household Repairs-paintina. drywall, car· ~+more. Gary 645- ....._a ..... CARPET CLEANING SERVICE Shampoo & Steam Cleamn1 Sootlifters, Deoderizer lncluded. 2RMS & HALLWAY $39.95 ffOGERS CARPET CLEANING 7 DAYS (714) 472-0230 ASK ABOUT HOST DRY CHEMICALS L & Ba... in Bus Since 1980 DRY CLEANING CARP! IS -& UPHOLS· TERY. BEST FOR LESS. CLEANING OF ANY FABRIC. ORV CLEANING GRE~ 714 964-8789. •Hou1111111tc Lewe home without wor- . TLC for~ & Caal Homehbol 6355, ref. · Dusty's Landscaoe • lawn maint, serv. Weekly/ month/l t;me. Free est 241·1640 ..... ,,..., For a dependabte dry wall compMy call Altis- ·tic Interiors 556· 1160 ... small repairs. Room addition. Custom texture BRICKWORK SM OR LG JOBS. CM, NPBt.. FREE EST, REF. 675-.:sl75 •PllnoT .... PIANO TUNING PRO· FESSIONAl SINCE 1975. GNe New Life ti} -~r piano. (714) 552.3404 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Female Owner/Operators Selling ownership. Two children's stores,' Go To Your Room, Toys and Gifts and Hang It Up, Too, Children's Apparel and Accessories. Inventory and long-te.rm leases cover initial in- vestment ( 10 yea rs). Good supporting numbers. Contact Gre1 at 645-6702 •. 1720 Santa Ave., Costa Mesa ABILITY Pl.US Positions availabM: (1) Receptiae Mst. $6-8 per hr w/tPfW min !'te!'I ~; (2) Typilt to $8-hr 50+ ~ min 118W exp; (3) ACcountirw Clerks $6-8 ~hr rnin l ~exp; (4) Gen-offtce to $8-hr min 2 ~ exQ; (5) Secre- tary $7hr·10min2~ ~ (6) Word Proolssor SI3.sct .,., hr Deck ...... call todmy (714) 544.0957 Marlene Pierce. ~ Plus. Per-sonnel Semen Inc. 14131 Yort. #102. Tus. !n,CA 100.. ~ .... ... ' TIANIPOITATION Airplanes ............ 900 Antiaue Classic Car ... 912 .\utos tor Sale ........ 910 Autos Wanted ........ 915 Auto Parts & Tires .... 907 Auto Repair /Dom ..... 913 Auto Repair/For ...... 914 Boats ........•....... 905 Campers ............. 919 Foreign & Sports ... r·. 911 Mopeds ..•........... 909 Motorcycles & Bi~es 908 Motor Homes ......... 916 SERVICES Schools ..•........... 608 Situation Wanted ..... 308 , YOU CAii *YEii .... "' .... ......... 11111- llJ I • I • r.1rtBll *YEll·u 11T1111111 *JEll-.,1111•111 I C11 It Pu Htl *YEii.,.. ¥• ..... .. ltlflUI *YEii-.... ,~ .... T-lto I 7 tl 7 'I .,.. ............. .. ................ Cl I 111°11111 .................. __ .,_,,1 .. 1 1: •u••• en.nn •AHlll ._71PP 8Alna MA ..._,,n TW-.. • n~u * .. ,_ ... ,,. .,.. ........... . , ...... .., H I JPS :S. ----- MYSTERY CUSTOMER WANTED. Undercover Pizza Consumer to eval· um~serviceand ~ustlive~~ the delivery area of our Domino's Pizza Stores LocMed in our Ad. 18225 Brookhurst f.V.; 2075 N,~~rt Blvd. CM; 16349 Harbor BMt. FV. To become a mystery customer, and receive monn:y ,... Awe Call l Free 1 io():521. 3674. DOMINO'S INC SADDLEBACK SECUR· ITV VALLEY SERVICE, INC. lmmediMe open-· .. tr. T=.c.and Ufti. faiml . Elal-lent ... llltry ..... · tar 0an111 'Sludtia .ct Retirees. ODenJrtD SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY and NEWPORT BEACH, 768-1331. la IWIPTfthT AllllTANT llAMID We .... -imme-............. • n Alliltant .......,. Requirements include 2 ,..,. tun time work expe- rience and some supervisory expe- rience (retail pre· femld), or a coflep depee. We offer: eCompetitive Salary eliberal Benefits •Promotion Opptys. •Traininc for Advancement Call or apply in per- son to: A2Z FASHION ISLAND (714) 144-1126 £.-o..r [~. M/F * Nllf .... DA•aaw•tll ~ ..... ..... -····· . r •1111111 s •rn • .. ,.,. ·111,_..., •8'1111 C:.• _ _,_ ----Wl?i .... Lllall!llfl*• .. .. , .. ll1l ...... ... r.:: ,.... .•••. ,, ..-_ . ..,... ... ... ., ....... - ..... ACMLI .. ,_ ....... .ur•• •. ,,. mn1•1 ne."n ..... JIMatt UllfA Al?A ... ttn ti ,, .. ...... ..... , .... tYr. •>• 111 .... ..... .,......., ........... .... _ ..... .... ....,], ...... . -----~ LOYinJ Nanny Wanted. Live·m for 3-year-old, r ht housekeeC month plus Board. 458-7427 home; 852-0666 wortr~.-;_ 3 bedroom, 2 story Condo, Mission Vi~ ~on~ 7306 421-Bu1l111• ....... STORE OfflCE l£ASE 700 SO FT NET. $950 PER MONTH. 336 POIN- SETTIA COM. AGNT 537 · 6585 FOR LEASE 1700 sq. ft. on PLACENTIA. FOR LIGHT MANUFACTUR· ING OR STORAGE. 646-4696 508-Houses for We GOVERNMENT HOMES 'OVERSEAS JOBS, TAX FREE INCOME All OCCUPATI0~.£.9M· PAH'f PAID ac.nQ'I TS. C.-(305) 456-6603 or .... ~ '°= Wortd· wide~ 1126 s. Federel HWy 322t.. Ft l.auderdlle. Fl 33.'16. AcMt1ce ... "'"refund if rd t='4 CMMWS per COi Lic:ellsed as an overseas employment lllf'CY. Now hiri • the "'Wor1ds Larps! 'J:z~ Delivery Co. Domino's Pizza needs: Ordertakers must be at least 16 with plea. sant personafity. Oefrveti Drivers must be at = 18, have own e11r & insu- . FROM $1 CU-REPAIR) Al.SOT AX DELINOUENT & FORECLOSUREllROP· · ERTIES AVAILABLE rance, and aood drivinc record. E.arn $7-10/hr. Both positions full or part • time. Aodv at ~ ~~~-1~f1R5· }~~!~2 OOG386 Btvd. CM ·or call . 0 Rou o Now'*iNat the "'Wortds ~ Pizza Delivery Co. Domino's Pizza ..--: Ordertakers must be It .. 16 with plu· ........... it1~ OelMtry Driwirs must be at leaSI 18. hMe own cs & insu· and~ drivi =-Eam 17-10/::. lblh positions full or part time. AodN at Domino's fttrn: ~ 2075· ftewl>Ort Bhd. CM or caH 646- 2244 "'Todmy. • 2244 "Today ... , .. ... . ....... . . .. BAY&OCEAN I EWS 1eoo view almost fNelY_ room. bdr & 3~ bath. formal in in~~~~ more. In this tri 4,000+ sq foot CUS· m home. Askin& ,000 650-7000 SENIORS : DISCOVER THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS Huntington Terrace Enjoy carefr• living in a world where warm personal tttention 8nd MrYice .,. the stand.ct. StNtch out in .,, environment ~ with a 1eenic !Me, ....... and. pm1(. Com· pme these exc.ptional featur91: (714) 848·8811 Solution to Last Week's Puzzle Huntington Terrace North Designed with the activ. senior in mind, Huntington Terrace North provides residents with the most modem conveniences today"a active seniors desire. Neetled in a naturaly land· laiped environment you11 appreciate the extras at this new community. -- • BMtluly 11/nd. .... llf'OUltds •Fuls.ady .,..,.,,,~ • Bllconi• • Plwh Inferiors -~.One& TM> B«lrooms 18700 • 18800 Florlda St. Huntington Beach CA 12.41 .. •H1u111w .. Waterfront home with boat dock and view. Soa· cious 3 bdrm 3 ba, Ira. bonus room. It won't last Aaer1t 638-2755 Rou ., . •-'· _,. -· ·- PRICE REDUCED ON BAY & JETIY VIEW he end of Peninsula Point Just walkinc dis· tance to beach, is thi unique 3 bdrm and den with adjoinina ~u bar. Varyina ceihn hei1hts and an1le aeMes ••ior ineerests. An excellent ~~r a $529,000. 650-JWCJ 607-Mortpp . and TD ENJOY 13-159' Retum on TOs. Also lend on & t;>uy TOs. $10 000 up to $1 Mil. Can Today Oen· ison Associates 673- 7311 M:Mll ..... , .... .... -~· .. Spaoish/HldiWral nn style bednDn Mlt, (no mattress) kin1 saze Hudboard 2 ni1ht sta~ip&e dresser with and chest " draa.-s. Sl 50. Ask for Bilf 631-8120 AMERICAN OAK CABINET APPROX 80-100 YRS OLD EXC CON-f~~~~~~~WES~~ 447-5623 aft 6PM .. J" BOAT, COU£CTORS ITEM. MOOElSLOOP 80 INCHES. LOA. ALL WOOD INCLUDES VANE STEERIN~1 SAILS STANO. KARE OFFER- ING, DAYS 673-0985 EVE53M665 809-llilc. for ... MUST SEU TRANsf'ER. ABLE, MEMBERSHIP NPB TENNIS CLUB. 642-0714 MOVING TO TEXAS ELECTRIC HOSPITAL BED New Condition. ~£714-927-1038; 810-llllc. ...... $125. OFFERED FOR UNITED AIRLINES, BONUS TICKETS CALL 545-2526 . 8%7.0fllce f.quipment $99 per month rent IBM PC clone. 640K dual drive ... hWt monitor~l-~4tr WIDOW HAS MONEY RM TD'&. 110.000 up no ~~"°~ Alme. 71 3-7311 •1a111 16' AMF CATAMARN/ WITH TRLR. NEW'"' NEVER USED. VAL. A1 $4995 MUST SELL $2000. (805) 948-3217 ... 17Faa& ..... =· wlh unllcil... . MontDc Huff '69', •ti . wood cem.r contlle. Br8ftd new IOhp y ......... =. New balb!t... to .,,. rdo and much men 18.900. Call 714· 673-0409 Aft« 6pm Moorina c. St with 21 tt. 1956 antique cabin CNiser, Stney CMJrheul in '83. Nds minor writ. $20,000. 970-8974 WfllCRAFT .there's ·anee4; (ICENTLRV there'S a~ .. The United ~~=· Bl~ ""~....._c....,._ TYi (714t6'IMllS USED BOATS LOWEST PRICES FULL SERVICE Cal Sailboat. 2·29. Die- set,~. instruments, good sail inventory, bris- tol cond. New custom interior, new bottom. Must see. Askina $27,750/offer. (714) 240-6579 or 714-496· 1391 • Thanks to you it w.ns ix all ot \b. st ""I'-_ .. , Im 0..-..._ 12 ....... • Tia ... ,.., .... to ..-.Y me.Am u .... .. t 14 I ·•ior ...... JO C $ I lirrt6t n ...... 12u... ... ...... IS ...... ,, ... ,, ...... .... ., ...... _, II M1t * .,= ..... 21 ,...., ll ....... llld 9 I 24 u. ¢ .. 2' ..... ....... 211, ....... .,. .... 2' ..... ...... JO Dsuuu.,. JI INt o,t.a Y ,. .......... .. JI» .. ....,. .... ,, ... > ... 40 .., ...... an. • _•:& hJWI) 41 I ' 'clrl 42 :....,., 5 , ... 4J r dl'Jc .::%,....,.. .. llflrt.... -... .. , ....... -~ 41 i.. .. ,.... .. , ... .. so ............... .. a SIU,... S2 A.-_......, ,,= ... S4 1i ,, ...... .,.. ,.._ ..... J1Te ... a8dr ......-=1'41 u ........... . .. ... ...... ",....,_. '1 ••• _(....,.) 61 C11 ' I ER 10 •• , ,. 7S a.ea Alla T.,._ ,........ T7 Is l1Mr1 ,,a..· ... IO .V_ .. ...,. II ......_#ffdoll 12 O...illeo .... CMl:•MllY IJ A,oc.Mc* 14 Not~. COUllJ.,.. ts lrp I I 16 lri&Wl ..... ~ In. 'llV.S. .. .W..c lW-J Dk? h• 4 ....... Slsuwp .. ;..._.__. ,...., .. , ...... I KM.t.,..,• ... , .......... JO s-1.,1 .. t1b II 0..-. 1S ....... 21 ........... , ......... sad~ J2 ... wb lfC't JJ~ rs r.:L.--, J7 ............ ..tilff 42 ... rode .... t.c:t .. 4J latirtlt ..... .... ""I'-• .,. ... ·--4S ,.._.,.. .... 46 a..- .. • Awnte 49 .... ~-poec SJ • ... -~byu ...,. •.• •: Sllak. S4 An1sh1 SS .,._.. sc .... -. St .._...rfts '° °""'°"" .... , ....... .-y 621' .. " ........ , .. k. "T711e.t ... " •1•1Jt IF .t '1 l)owa 71 ...... . 72~., ......... .. ,, ..... ..... ., ......... .... "-..... .,.._ ... .. -""'• ' I wu so facinated by com- mentator Paul Haney\ remarks that I almost tootled riaht throuah the atop sip. Even when I roundccl the comer and pulled into the driveway, I couldn't bear to turn off the car ndio. He proclaimed so con- vincinalY in bis orator's voice about the .. power of art over arpment• that, even though tbe exact worcb are lost to me, it will be many moons before I forpt his examples. Tbe three that I remember ~ perhaps because I am aucb a sucker for anim•ll and becaUle prejudice bu always licbaed me, are Bl«t Bmllty, a.mbi and Unck Tom~ c.btn. After BY llONNU ENGSTROM the release of the movie Black .&auty, bone racing became extremely popular in America, · •did ridina leuom and the sales of ponies and bona to families with YOUDI airJa. Tbe real tear- jerker, thouab, WM a.a.bl. For leveral years after tboee aor-aeo• bnJaina eyes hit the silver acreea, huntin1 u a sport dropped off by 50 penmt. And kudos to Harriet Beecher Stowe whole arapbic depiction of the torments of alafttY prompted a war and an entire movement which still bu momentum. What auuct me the inott ii bow important artistic encka- von have always been to IOCial awareaea. and how so many artim toyed with their ideas .. cbildra and let them simmer and brew on the beet burnen of their mjncla until they racbcd adulthood and the ideal reaclied fraition. ' N~ Noland, PTA ~ dent at California Sclaool, wu cbattiq with me the-other day about the "Reflections" coot.at. "I think it's just great," she said. "Any oppottunity for children to expreu themaelves and be complimented for it is hiab on my tfat." Mine, too, Nacy. You and 1 have found that we have a lot in common. We were both Eq- liab majon, both writcn, both have i.ctled tbe PTA ~ clency. and, for sure, we lio&b p wry emted wbea •aeOecbona• comea up in our COllWl'Ubom. Sitting out there liltcnins10 rock music somewhere in America (let\ bope it\ Costa Maa or Newport Beach) is our country\ future poet laureate or the next Norman Rockwell or Ansel Adams. In the music cateaory I would opt for another Dave Brubeck or Seaovia, rathef.tban Jerry GarciL But, Im sure my penonal taste bas aomethina to do with middle-age syndrome. Thant goodness I won't be judaiq! What I am doing is oveneeing the whole contest for the Newport-Mesa School District. The excitement is mounting, and the respome is just great. Some very special folks have come forward to lend their support. Kay Lesh, Corona del Mar High School parent and owner of Graphics Gallery in Lapna, is don.Una the 2S impreaive ribbons which wiB p-acc tbe winniq entries at CdM. Sbe bu mo agreed to keep ber writina band in lood condition IO that abe can aip a certificate of recopition for nery CdM stu- dent entcriDa die contat. Ber co-sponaoriq of the c0nteat with the PT A aivea an ex!ft meuure of value to the prosram. Sharon Y a~lcaer, whose exquisite papbiCI baft tiilcome a traditional trademark for Harbor Council PT A invitations and correspondence, ii daip- in1 an offacial certificate of n:copition which will be pre- aentcd to each entraat at the council level. Thank aoocfneu .. No" is not part of Sharon\ vocabulary. LaDonna ~tz of the New- port 8-ch Public Library baa been a~•''Y aatlmPNric by raemaa .. commuaity room at the Newport Center branch for SllDday afternoon, January 31, for a pablic dilplay aall reception of the o~ina worb from every putici,.aiDa acbool You are invited from 2 to S p.m. to meet the youna artists. musici•m1 writ.en and pbotopapben of your commu- nity and view their unique worb. Here you will ICC the ~ of the best• awarded cub pri7.es by 11w Newport &ulp and CMto Mao News editon. Come and abate their hands, ut them what inspired them, and 10 or IS yean from now, when they are famous, yoo will be able to say, .. I touched them; I met them when they were just kids!" So, do yourself a favor. Start your day out by rewantinl your body with a jo1 in the Spirit Run. Perbapl you'll then reward your spirit by attending the late 1ervicea at your cbolen church. Then bustle home to insert a video gpe in the VCR so tba.t you can watch that lilly pmc durina &be eveaina-Now, reward your mind and 6ft your spirits by atteadina the young artiltl' "Reflections" display at tlte Newport Cater-Library. Really, hOw many football players have inlpired IOCial chanp? Student life IY UTIEmlE IEl.lll Vacation iS over an·d . . a busy January looms BY CHERYL STEHLING It isn't every day that buyers in the market for a prime island home can find such a bargain as this week's featured home at 77 Linda Isle. This home boasts 4,800 square feet of luxury, with 5 bedrooms and tbrec-and-onc- half baths. "This is a fantastic buy, with quality throughout," said Bob Trown of Waterfront Homa, who is offering the home. "It is a great location with such amen- ities as community tennis, pri- vate beaches, a protected lagoon, southern exposure so the patio gets sunshine all day long and an extra wide slip for a boat." Linda Isle living assures pres- tige, and residents arc protected by a guarded gate. TUDOR-STYLE ARCHITECTURE AND STAINED LEADED GLASS The home has been com- pletely remodeled and upgraded into a showcase of elqance. Soaring ceilings and collector stained and leaded glass win- dows are found throughout the interior. The front exterior of the home is a fieldstone, with a brick driveway. The Tudor style of the home is evident at once, with stained glass visible from the outside. But that is just the beginning. "When people walk into this house, they say, 'Wow'," Trown said. Guests enter into. a two-story entry ball, with antique wood beams. The double doors have stained glass, and a lar1e chandelier hangs dramatically through the beams. The walls are textured, completing the ambience of this home. To the right of the entry hall is a ~room with private bath and entry that can be used as a maid's quarters or mother-in- law suite. The entry hall extends past a guest powder room, a side patio with a koi pond, the large family room to an immense living room. Guests can stand at the front door and sec the length of the home down to the specta- cular view of the bay from the living room French doors. The guest powder room is on the right, with leaded stained glass windows and a hand- painted basin with brass fix- ture$. - The side patio is luxurious, and greenery and flowers abound around the dramatic koi ponr.furrent owners have spectacular and colorful fish who are tame enough to allow petting. This patio is a serene and peaceful retreat acceuible through the French doors off the entry hall. Through double doors to the left of the entry ball ii the family room, large enough for enter- tainina on a grand scale. There is room enough for a big-· screened television, billiard table 4'lld piano. The antique 1tt.iocd leaded glus is used abundantly in this room. The f areplace is of fieldstone, and the noon arc doweled wood. Li&ht is provided by a 'series of downliahtJ in the ceiling. Guests walk from the family room to the elaborate kitchen, complete with commercial appliances. A sub-zero refri&er- ator, a commercial griddle, gas grill and deep f rier will please any gourmet cook. Ceramic tile on the counters, red brick on the floor and the wood c abinetcy with stained leaded glai.s help to continue the theme of the home. Storage is very generous here. The formal dining room has everything for elegant entertain- ing and can accommodate large dining room furniture. The brick floor and stained glass are continued in this room. French doors provide access to the patio and boat slip and a breatbtakina view of the bay, Antique wood beams and panels separate this room from the formal living room. j Gue~s step down to \be berber carpet in the living room. Double French doors lead to the patio and continue the view of the bay. The room is over-sized and contains a large fireplace with a carved antique mahogany mantlepicce and a pub-style wet bar with brass sink and rails. The stained leaded glass in this roem has proof that it is truly antique with the year 1864 etched into one of the panels. ' FAMILY QUARTERS UPSTAIRS To the rear of the living room is the entry ball and the curved wood and iron 1taircue leading to the remaining three bedrooms and muter suite. The stairwell is surrounded by stained glua on one aide and clear glass oli another, with a view to the patio and toi pond. The plleria at the top of the stain provides a view of the elepnt main living UCL The landing floor is doweled wood. The fint bedroom at the front of the house bas open-beam ceilings and an alcove to accom- modate a desk. Frencb-.doon lead to a small balcony, which is shared with the second bed- room. All three bedrooms have large dQuble closets. · 'The laundry and utility room is-. off the ball, as· is the large bathroom. A separate draaing room ii an attractive feature l)f ........ . LllELY Lmll m.E-111111°1 ..... -.... "81111 m lllilry II ..._ 11111111 llm,111 l111S m 1111__.,_llllliIII ..... 111 / I fl! 11 IEb 4~-................... ,1 ...... ...... the bathroom. The pullman with double links is on one wall and a vanity is on another. At the other end of the galleria is tbe entry to the master suite. Double doon allow the owncn to enter into the luxury of this retreat. Open-beamed bleached wood ceilinp and berber carpet create a feelin1 of opulence. The wall facina the bay is all win- dows. A window on the aide completes the drama with a stained glua peacock motif. A carved wood· antique CD'Cplace makes the room cozy. The master bath is reached through double doors with stained glus. 'REALTOR INFORMATION/ FINANCIAi FACTS The home i1 liated at s I, 750,000 OD fee land by Bob Trown of Waterfront Homes 1nc. ne off• ii located at 2AJ6 West Coat Hipway, Newport Buch. For more information or viewing, call 631-1.-00. • . .... -.. JUlt 3 blocka from the' ocean. Heeds 10me T.LC. but Great Potential and Greet Pricef! Cottage style 2 bdrm home with den and' office, lawn and brick planter9 on quiet ·11reet. Reduced tOr quick aalefl · 1111.• 111·1• PmlllU Mobile home. Double wide 2 bedroom, 2 bath with bey view in sensational location steps from be&chea. tennis courts. shops and restaurants. Long term city lease covers water, trash, gas and gardener. 1117• 111-1411 CllTA IEIA family neighborhood. Ni~y remodeled 3 bdrm starter home with carport and double detached garage. Seller has . approved plans for family room ~ addition. 1141.• 131-1411 UY VIEW condo on the Peninsula. Freshly carpeted and totally furnished 2 bedroom 2 bath in security building with community pool and rights to 35' boat slip. Carefree vacation, walk to Newport landing, beaches and ferry. IHI.• 17U. IAYFIOIT COllD • panoramic views. This totally remodeled "2 bdrm includes all the beautiful furnish- ings right down to the last teacup for a great vacation get-a-way. Boat slip available, walk to shops and beach. 14!1.• ~1·1• l.111 IUCI . Security gated pr8'tigioua community of del Largo. Spacious 5 bdrm 2 story family home with family and formal dining rooms and den. Separate muter suite with private patio, vaulted ceUinga and cu.eom pepets throughout 1421• U1·1• IOI tcull · New· custom duplex. Handsome berber carpeted 3 and 2 bdrm units. Upper has cathedral ceilinged dining room and fabulous views from roof deck. Just Steps to great ocean beaches. 1411.• 131 -1411 n•mu PlllT-Charming remodeled 3 bdrm with den and huge deck over 3 car garage. Open yet cozy with fireplace and bey windowed dining area. French windows and.aoc>rs open to lovely brick paJio. First time on market 1441Jll 111-1411 ... Aa.E UYFllllT co-op in 12. unit complex on the Udo Peninsula. Rarely on INrket 2 bdrm 2~ beth comer unit with fp., parquet ftoors, double garage, and expanstve bey and night light views. Available bo9t lffP9 and cemmunity pool. 14M.lll . CUFFIUEI total remodel with tabuloua harbor & ocean views. Quaint New England style wHh 4 bdnns & guest qrters. ~rming d9cor wtlh wall of f ""1Ch doors leading tQ view deck. Large lot w~ for pool. ..... ~.. 111·1• .... ... JIR If 7. I• THE NEWPORT ENSIGN/COSTA~ NEWS VR'F & 1111 It It le NEW -LllTllS It It It . • CllYll on the Goff CourN. &.nk owned cueaom contemporary fixer with . outatandlng potential. Spacioua open multilevel floor plan with 4· bdnna. 4 betha. 3 fireplaces including 1 In ma.-.,ite, family room, formal dining and triple garage. Lowest priced cuatom home in this excluaive gated community. ....... ··-·- EITITE ULE-Must Mii for tax purposes. One story 3 bdrm custom hO(M in Newport. built around atrium poot. Spa and fireplace in master suite, a den I office, formal dining, large family room and lovely views. Submit all reasonable offers. 1111.• Ul-1411 UN llLE llPlllTICATE-An architecutral gem built aroun~ patio on wide lot High ceilinged master down with cozy den with fireplace, 2 children's bedrms in upstairs wing plus separate maid's room, elegant formal dining & goyrmet kitchen. II•.• Ul-1411 C.U IEL IAl-Fabulous 7 yr old award winning duplex nestled in gr9enery. ,Two 2 story 3 bdrm units beautifully accented with wood, glass and tile· and brightened with skylights. Large front unit. built for an owner has master bedroom wtth fireplace and spa tub. T' 1115.• 131-1411 llElmmlUI llUJ in Corona del Mar with spectae- ular views of Newport Harbor. New 2 bedroom with top quality fixtures and appliances, skylights. vaulted ceilings and attached double garage. Spanish tile roofs & J>atiOS. 1721.• 131-1411 uil ISLE-Fabulous Mediterranean style 4 bdrm home on very large lot Dramatic 1 ~· double door entry leads to two story living area with walls of glass opening to lovely tiled patio with fountain and spa. Fireplaces in library, ·master suite and living room. An outstanding home for entertaining. •••••• 131·1• ClllU IEL llAI New ultra contemporary condos in spectacular location on bluff overlooking entire harbor. Cedar sided 2 bedrm & den homes with skylights, fireplaces. sunny patios and two car garages. 1721-U1·1• U~ condo on 7th floor with outstanding ocean views from every room. Elegant and spacious contemporary 2 bdrm with touches of ebony, teak and etched glass and handsome custom wall treatments. Security bldg with doorman arid poot. ..... 131-1411 111111 •E-F abulous forever views from this estate home with 4 bdrms. den, formal dining & 2 family rooms in this gated community with tennis & pools. Custom interior w ith mirrors, designer lighting, travertine & sophisticated wall -coverings & window treatments. Lush landscaping enhances the exterior complete with spa. 1114.• 111·1411 ICEAlfl9T CAP£ Cll · Peninsula point corner location. Pick•'--' charmer with 3 bedrooms, vaulted and be111111Ri9ftnged living room with fireplace and views of the dunes and ocean plus guest quarters over detllched garage. 1111.111 A1 ·1• .. r W'lllf on the point Quality custom 3 bdrm i. den including maw su"8 with sitting room. A beautifully cared for·home, originaJ owner/builder has used a raised foundation for spectacular ocean, sunset & Catalina views. 1111• a1:1411 ElllU mu UYFlllT Freshly painted & refurbished with dock for large yacht Paneling & mouldings throughout this 5 bdrm with a dining room fit for a royal banquet. 2 story living room with French doors, beam ceilinged library. family room and gour~t kitchen. Used brick entry courtyard and rear patio with spa. 1111.• 131-1411 car.. UYFlllT-Redwood and glass with fabulous views down Harbor Island channel. Contemporary styling with 6 bdrms, den, dining room, and office with extensive use of fine hardwoods. Great waterfront patio entertaining area with spa, leading to dock for 3 large boats. Owners will carry 1st T.D. (LI)..... 131-1411 IALl8A llWI UYF•IT-Spectacular contemporary 4 bdrm with den, family and formal dining rooms. Gourmet kitchen with jennaire and butcher btock center island. Apartment over 3 car garage with 1 bdrm and huge offfce with view. Setler will carry 1st T.D. for qualified buyer. 11.112.• 17 ..... WlEI llU• in Long Beach harbor. A peffect setting for this etegant 3 story .. CASTLE" wtth roof top view terrace an<H>uement hobby room. C"*>m built tor present owner with 4 bedrooms including master with his /hers baths~ formal dining. family room with wet bar, exercise room & mak9s qrtrs plus 50' boat dock. Elevator, security system & fabulous views. 12.ISI.• 111-1411 FUULlll UYFllllT-completely rebuilt in '&4. Materials include onyx, brass and copper, single light French dbors and· thermopane glass. Freeflowing with 3 bdrms, den with complete bar, hidden wine ~lar & elegant formal dining. A 2 story copper fireplace soars past the 2nd floor gallery. Bayside patio with pool and spa and dock for 3 boats in a Premier Linda Isle location. · n.m.• 131-1411 C*E mTI UYF91T on Balboa Island, new dock. A castle-like 4 bdrm with tamily room, elegant formal dining room, 2 epaa in master bath and outside play yard, and sau"-..wtth tanning lamps. Built in •&4 with master craftsmanship. State of the art technology guides the heating and coofing systems, spas & sauna, video, intercom & security systems. a .111.• U1·1• UYllllO-Freshly refurbished and newly carpeted 4 bdrm bayfront with formal dining. family and sun rooms and custom pool. Fabulous open Yiewa from 80' of water frontage in this guarded community. • 1 f 111 •. 11.a• U1·1• WATERFRONT HOMES, INC .. N~ W. COMI Hwy. N~wpon BHch Ul•l4 .. 31 5 M•n•Ave. ~·boa .. net . ., • Pearson, Realty World- #i CtwtYL snftuNG very modest about his awards. IBM. I .. involved in real Don Pearson of Realty World of Newport Be.ch hu a lot to smile about tbae days after receivina tbe mOlt awards for outatandiq performance in the Central District. Top Dollar Qoeecl, Top Dollar Volume and Special Recopition by Realty World of Southern California, ....-..ere ii still so much more estate inveatmeata," Peanon I want to clo." Pcnon aid. •1 said. -So I blew tbM end of it. want to continue to have my I told Pac a.nu tlaat I wanted network pow." him to tellCla me the mcchuica Peanon ii no stranger to aaJcl. of real estate. One thina be He baa been in real estate a little encourapd .. to do w11 to under two years. He bad worked learn property values." · are three more awards for Pear- son to hang on hia wall. In addition, Pearson bu been recopiz.ed for his Million Dol- lar sales for three separate for IBM aince 1953 in computer Peanon.aaid he bu a formula 1ale1 and mana1ement. He down pat and owa bil ability ~ after JO years with tbe to raearcb araa to Baneu'I coni'iWay and went into partner-tutelqe. Also, bis elaborate ship of a software company and computer system ICl up in the w11 president until the company off'1ee at his home cnablel him wu sold. He joined Realty ·to do this raearcb and providel months. World in April 1986. a 1tor• file for his notes. But the Bayshores resident is "During my whole c~r at "You can' keep it all in your Hardcastle new 'realtor of.year' . Dorothy Hardcastle, of the Action Committee). She also bas George Elkins' Company, has been appointed to the 1988 been named the 1987 Realtor of Governmental Relations Com- t bc Y.ear for the Newport mittee of the California Associ- Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of ation of Realtors. I T rently serves as a member of the City of Newport Beach Airport Planning Committee, and the Bicentennial Committee. Realtors. This award is given to D»ring the past f cw years, she the rcaltor who has been actively bas "6Cen -actively involved in the involved on the Board and in the community, ~rving in various community. The selection is capacities. Hardcastle ia a made after nominations arc former president of the Corona submitted to a committee made dcl Mar Chamber of Commerce; up of former Realton of the is currently serving on the City Year. The 1987 committee was Committee of the Newport Har- chaircd by Robert Burtner of bor Area Chamber of Com- Sotheby's International. mcrce; bas served a six-year term Hardcastle has been a Realtor as a director for New Direct.ions, mcm ber of the Board since 1974 · a center ~ding alcoholic women; and is currently serving a second is on the Board of Directon for term OD the Board of Dirccton the Braille Institute; is serving a and is a BORPAC Trustee second term as president of (Board of Realtors Political Speak Up Newport (SUN); cur-Dorothj H•rdca•lle \'\ a note from maury Trade Into Shorecliff Three bedroom,-·3 bath home, excellent condi- tion, owner interested in exchar:iging for income producing property. Call for details: 673-5354. Open 5aturday, Sunday 1-5 p.m. 1508 Dover Drive· NB 'Four bedroom home with . family/dining room, gourmet kitchen, pool and easy maintenance ya rd. $375,000. • 1 Two bedroom·, 2 bath home on R-2 lot. lots of pOtentiaf! $325,000. ' ..... he laid .... ca ao into my datat.le that I built up wl quictlJ detenniae the ~ of propem..• Be attribatea bil IUCCell to bia kaowlidte of COIDpUICn ad tbe boom they haw been to bit real estate buinee1. Peanon mo .aid Ilia many yean of experience working with people Im been an wet. "I am a people-oriented per- son, and people are the bigat challeqe in this bulinea," he said. "In real estate, you run into people who all have varied interests and when you can solve their real estate probelma, you get tbe peateat aatisf action." In addition to savvy with manaainl people, Pearson bu a ~at knowledge of the Newport area. He ~w up in San Marino, but during the aummcn, his family spent time at their beach house on the Peninsula. He watched Newport evolve from a sleepy beach community· into what it is today. He remembers watching the breakwater being built and the Pacific Electric Red can rumbling down the Pcnin- 1ulL Boats were a big part of bis arowing up 10 be knows what is involved wbcl) clients arc looking for a property that will .cco•modate diiiir -... •. Also hllfiMtiadlefmtUIPNnon ._lllllff· OWlll a ~oot motor Miler: Peanoli'I tpeeiehiel are not only n1idemie1, IMlt COW'Cial • well. JU ... -be will 10 wherewr a 'cueat ia iatenlted. When Peanoa isn't keying property values on his computer, or taking a cnlile on hil boat, be miaht be operatina bis ham radio. At 6:30 p.m. nay day, be enjoys taltin1 on tbe •martini net," a group of operators around the Bay. "If you want to find out the latest gossip, tune into the martini net," Pearson said. "There are about 20 to 2S people OD a night. 99 On top of Pearson's house is a huge antenna, which desig- nates bis bobby. Whenever someone in the community com- plains about radio antennas, operaton are quick to point out the many services ham operators provide. "After the Mexico City eartb- q uakc, (in 1985) we helped people get in touch with their families," Peanon said. "Ham operaton always come through in an emergency." .~ 1PYKA11.a1... •n.m Thia Soatlaport model 1181an11111urpaaecl ocean, bay and city tiPta view. It lits biah on one of tbe larpat Jou in presUsioal S,,..._ Rill. Thia bome bu ~ bedrooma, 4~ Mtha, family room, bonaa room and a pool and spa for eatertainill&. This ii a unique property in a leduded eettiaa Alt for ... r.sTllD YANI • IELClllT llLL 147IMI Beautifully uparaded condo with ocean a city liabtl view. Contemporary decor, leCUl'ity system, plantation 1hutten, marble fireplace A. 1kyliahts. Vacant, move- in immediately! Luxury at an unbelievable pri~. Ask for... · ESTHER YA.NK IElllT UllK IT ITI IDT ••,Ill Luxury 2, I 00 sq. ft. Bayside condo home on one leYel with boat slip, bay, mountain and city light views. New carpet, textured walls, verticals, tile, marble, mirron, lacquered cabinets, and more! Two bedroom, 2!h bath, den, formal dinina. Security gate, private community, pool and IPL Ask for ... JUNE DAVIS " MPlUCIM •II.Ill Custom built. Duplex. Owner occupied both units. 3 BR, 2!h BA upper, 2 BR, 2 BA lower. 2 Fireplaces. No deferred maintenance. Ask for ... E'LYNNDMP IEWNIT IE•ITI MPlU am,111 Ideal location! Hu spacious 3 BR, owners unit-2nd unit 2 BR, both with individual laundries. Large Jot A. balcony with view. Ownen will carry 2nd T.D. Call for private showing. Ask for. . . . BILL A DONNA WDSTER TlaE AICI IAY 11,179,lm Custom built home approximately 4000 sq. ft. in the belt location with view of Three Arches. Country style kitchen with fireplace, beamed ceilinp in family room, view from every room. Lots of French doon ad windows. Ask for ... GISELA aUllMDSTEll ...... lllntl-llltlll Id oa a bt. 4 la, 2 BA -.. i8 R.._ Yilw. Can ............... OW';..k ..... ....,.~ ... ....., ...... ~"'.. • .. -,. Ali for ... o/ . .. Tiii Kllllfllnll I 80 depec view of Cat••ina IUDletl! Brand new custom 4 BR, 3~ BA bomc. Marble, crown molclinp and RCUHd tiabtinl throughout. Gourmet kitchen with island, larae patio with spa and more! Price alubed for quick sale! Alt for ... DIANA PROSSER IEWPllT MITl·IEW LllTill szn.111 Former model home, 2 BR., 2~ BA condo, profeuionally decorated I-landscaped. Marble floon in entry A. kitchen. Includes furniture. Ask for ... RONFELSOT i . 1111 •Ill SPACE? s1m1•0 Flexible leue shorter or longer than I year. Quality Woodbridge location. 3 bedrooms, 2~ baths. Family room, 2 car garage. Available now. Ask for ... MAXINE GOLDEN •ITI HI -Ill If KUii 1741,111 Dynamic 3 BR, 3!h BA San Clemente bluff home. Highly uparaded, bis/her muter baths, cedar closets, custom tile, wood and fixtwa throughout. l / 3 acre lot plumbed for pool and fully lanCbcaped with spa, and private beach priviJqea. Ask for. . . DENNIS GRIMES UITll• FA•ILY ll•E 1111,111 Abeolutely outstanding 4 BR, 2 BA home. Features wooclburning fareplace in living ~ lovely brick patio with ~oi Pond A. bi& BBQ entertainment area. RV parking, quiet cul~. family neighborhood. Close to Kailer Elementary. Ast for ... E'LYNNDMP IPICTACILAI llEW -··· Beautiful ~ewport Beach 2 story 4 BR executive home in move-in condition. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call for private showing. Ask for ... BILL A DONNA WEBSTER IEW cnn• •EllTEllAIEAI lllll ••••• 1 Custom 3SOO sq. ft. S BR, 2 story build on nearby 10,000 sq. ft. lot. Large countrx kitchen w/ a joining family room/ dining room. Large master suite and bonus room upstairs. For a privaac showing ask for ... PIDL A EUGENIA STAllDIQURG mt PlllB • 11 Ill.. --Ill a...~ ... m.oo1 a »r •11. .,.._a_, -. al ...... Ptit• ...... plllio -aood m lat. . 3 Bil, 2 BA llolme may t.e wll.a JOU're loMMafor. Alt for ... JO.ANN DOaAN •LClllT'I mT IALIE 1111,1• Liaht and airy are the worcll for this 4 BR, 4~ BA custom home. M'arble Ooon in entry and off white berber carpetiag throughout. Private bath in each BR. JllCUZZi A. fireplace in mast.er suite. 3 car prqe, larae yard. Ask for ... RONFELSOT •11-11n1111 sm,111 Contemporary 3 Br, 2 ~ BA home. Like-new .ikitcben. Muter suite with fireplace, skylights. Large tropical patio and new carpeting. Ask for ... DIANA PROSSER PAIOIA•IC DCEAI a·11 CITY LlllT llEW 14•,111 4 BR~ 4 BA custom San Clemente home, with almost 4,000 sq. ft. 2 master bedroom suites, extra large walk- in closets, 3 fireplaces, large deck on second level, lushly landscaped yard with 1Jab and deck patios. Ask fot.~ ~r.< DENNIS GRIMES IPYILAll lllll .. 7 ... .. Southport.. model. 4 to S BR, 4\h BA. Recently remodeled white on white. Pool, spa, beautiful courtyard, tile roof, view of city and small ocean view. Ask for ... MAU GULLEDGE ClllTIY snu -1 1m,111 Where else in the Newport area are you able to live in a spacious 4 BR home with RV and boat storage, plus room foT pooJ and spa? Hqe family room w/wet bar, family kitchen w/nook, dining room w/garden window, and master w/vn balcony. Ask for ... PAULA aAJLJ:Y 111m/111 2 BR, den, 2 BA with fireplace. Lots of glass A. mirron plus I car garage on Balboa Island. Available January 20th through June I Sth. Ask for ... DELIA DELGADO IEWPllT IUCll IEITAL 114111• Sophisticated 2 Br, 2 BA plus den. All decorated in white, high ceilings, leaded ..... window, French doon, spa and fireplace. Available Jan. JS. Ask for ... DEUA DELGADO - Ll&I.. ..,_ ·New ..... a .,. carpet --tlm 2 bedroom coMo ia Im-wry •••Lei*. 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'- -F = FULL P = PARTIAL DATE PROPERTY ADDRESS TRUST DEED CON-SID ERA TION Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Sept. 17 3029 Garfield Avenue 3022 Killybrook Lane 2523 Vassar Place 945 Carnation Avenue 208 Broadway 2963 Baker Street 1960 Swan Drive 349 Princeton Drive 253 Hanover Drive 2390 Rutgers Drive 945 Azalea Drive 156 Yorktown Lane 2193 Maple Court 1846 Fullerton A venue 2449 Norse A venue 1801 Pitcairn Drive 995 Hartford Way 1067 Santa Rosa Avenue 1112 Dana Drive 328 Joann Street 288 E. 15th Street 237 Santa Isabel Avenue 3161 Gibraltar .-. n/a $142,200 n/a $170,550 n/a $189,000 $219,200 $148,500 $89,000 n/a n/a '¥n/a n/a $133,450 $126,000 n/a n/a n/a n/a $69,500 n/a $100,000 n/a ,. "' . NEWPORT BEACH ~~£~·001@ n/a $158,000 F n/a $189,500 F p/a $210,000 F $274,0000 F $165,000 F n /a n/a n/a n/a n /a $157,000 $168,000 F n /a n /a n /a n /a n /a n/a -$157,000 F $22.000 p ). The Real Estate Blotter contam only tlaat lafonmdoe ~II a~ Of is compmed from docmMatary traMI• ta• pUd at die time ~ ~ . ol ._. at tM nte of Sl.H per tltowDd .,.,. of cOlllWeradom uc:hl&1 UJ ..._ ... _, 9ot reflect a faB sales price. Trmt 0.. reflect~ a.a••... n ..._ ncor•e• a1' t a propa t7 OD wbkll tltere WU DO tale. Tie Newport fwlp pwo.W. ... lldormatloll a a pRllc Mnice. F = FULL P = PARTIAL DATE Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 14 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. IS Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 ~Sept. 16 Sept. 16 Sept. 16 PROPERTY ADDRESS 218 Marigold A venue 210 Via Quito 893 Sandcastle Drive 1808 Port Charles Place 7 Breakwater Drive 1424 Serenade Terrace 1742 Galaxy Drive 441 Via Lido Nord 1800 Port Menleigh Place 4 Little River Circle 703 Narcissus Avenue 220 Nice Lane 217 Canal Street 237 Canal Street 405 62nd Street 217 Goldenrod Avenue 1320 Santiago Drive 101 Via Dijon . 216 Via Genoa 2436 Francilco Drive TRUST DEED n/a n/a n/a $50,000 n/a n/a $416,500 $390,000 $110,000 $490,000 $336,000 SS0,000 n/a $196,000 $124,000 $944,000 S318,000 •I• Bowevatd D/& CoNSIDERAT n /a n/a $591,500 F n /a n/a n/a $595,000 F n/a $290,000 F $700,000 F $480,000 F . S16S,OOO F . n/a n/a Quit €1aim $140,000 F S425~F n/a Boallnld MO,OOOP Haw do our Dice big •Y GERRY AND CHRIST A LONG · When we have memben of Christa's family visit from Germany, we wonder, "How do they view us?" These days, cousin Felicitas is visiting from Berlin. Christa and Felicitas were close. childhood friends, growing up together in Berlin during and after World War II. Like all visitors, Felicitas is taken on tours of Newport Beach, Costa Mesa and sur- rounding areas, and proudly shown our beautiful towns, harbor, beaches and magnificent homes. Like our visifon before her, she is immensely impressed with the climate, the stunning scenery, the charm and friend- liness of the people she meets and, of course, the impressive residences she is shown. On New Year's Eve we had to take care of some last minute real estate busineu in our office in Newport Cen~r. We depos- ited Felicitas in Atrium Court and agreed to meet her in a couple of hours. When we picked her up she was 1ippin1 a cup of coffee near the fountain and marvelling at the scene around her. "What do you think? How did it impress you?" we asked. "I'm surprised that you Americans don't all have stomach ulcers," she said, "the way you rush with your food from counter to table, wolf down half of it, throw the other half in the trash and rush off. . rm exhausted just watching. tt She says that in Germany, eating is a ceremony. It is taken leis- urely, with friendly, quiet con- venations. A time· to think and relax. And to throw away half the salad on your plate is i.m- acceptable. Ctlllnu 1 • • 11111 71 Happy New Year! .. VIEW LISTING IN LAGUNA Three bedrooms, 2 baths~ lots of privacy on the can- yon. Nice ocean view from this upgraded home. Priced right-$409,000. ...... RARE IN HARBOR VIEW HOMES Expanded Monaco Model with great added family room, skylights, bay window. Entire home in excel lent condition. One lot from the greenbelt. $350,000 SUPERB HARBOR VIEW &UPGRADED Entire new kitchen, baths, skylights, car- pets, new paint. Four bedrooms, 2~ baths af)d three car garage. Harbor..,View Hills -Pttdect location. · $669 ,000 TWO OCEAN VIEW LOTS, CDM Hazel Drive, a one-way street, is very pri- vate, with lots of parking, offers ocean, canyon, mountain and city lights views. Two lots, each lot is 40 ft. wide and priced at $284,500. OCEAN VIEW · CONDO $171,500 Near Hoag Hospital, this tWo bedroom, two bath condo ha unlnteruptell vlt#w from both IMiilffR>ma and living/dining Ctwllbl '-" areas. Amazing We C.N tt.rder value for ocean · wlew In Newport , •. .. ' ard nam Kelley 'Afflllate of Year' Orea ~clley of Guardian Title Selves) and Canyon Acres Rai- b• been named tbe 1987 Affll-dcntial Center for Abmed Chil- iate of the Y car for the Newport dren. Harbc>r-Costa Mcaa Board of The recipient began his title Rcalton. Tbe recent presenta-insur~career with Guardian tion wu made by his peer, Greg Title Company in May of 198S. Shuler of Stewart Title, at the Prior' to that time he worked as annual Awards Dinner Dance. a real estate agent. He is a Kelley has scl'Ved as the chair-graduate of California State man of the Affiliate Committee University, Long Beach, with a which was responsible for the B.A. degree in economics. He is b()Ordination of the Annual Golf also actively involved with t he Tournament and the charity Huntington Beach-Fo untain Fashion Show. The two events Valley Board of Realtors and the netted over $4,000 for local Realty Investment Association charities: S .O.S . (Share Our -of California (RIAOC). How others view. • • C1 I 1tm11111U Felicitas is a well-off lady with a husband of 2S years who is a senior executive in a pharma- ceuticals company. Their only son, 24, studies for his doctorate at the Univenity in Berlin. For twice-yearly vacations, they travel to Greece, Italy and Sicily, Bavaria or Switzerland. They reside in a three bed- room "Neubau" apartment. "Neubau" means built after the "ar. The S-story, up-scale apart- ment house in an upper middle clau neighborhood of Berlin, has central heating and an elevator. Garages are not pro- vided for the tenants even though moat, like Felicitas and her husband, are a two-car f am iii es. ~!rking is an extraordinary problem for most, since Berti~ like many Euro- pean cities, developed at a time when no one had even heard of . can. She tells of one neighbor acrou the street who has a penchant for large American can. wrbey are cheap in Berlin, because they guzzle gas and they are bard to park," she says. This neighbor one day found a park- ina place smack in front of bis apartment house. He was so thrilled at having found it that be 1ot out his bicycle and, for three days, used it to go to work so be could keep bis prized partin1 spot. The apartment house has a laundry room in the basement with coin-operated washing machines for the tenants. Cur- iously, no dryers. Eventually, all tbe tenants bought their own wuhin1 machines and installed them in their apartment, usually in tbe bathroom. Felicitas says it wa poaiblc to do so only by removing the wash basin and finding a mini-basin to replace it, so as to provide the space t o fit in the washer. "No dryeis?" we asked. No, s~ replies. While she can well affbrd one, where would she put it? In the living room? So, even in the winter, the laundry is bung to dry on a line on the balcony. Our homes, and especially our back yards, she perceives as incredibly spacious and luxur- ious. Our everyday living arran- gements and logistics appear fabulously practical to her. l "We are always several years behind you in these matters," she comments. "But I am sorry that things are so hard in America." What does she mean? Isn't she impressed with Newport Beach, · with our real estate business, with our J!YJ~ of living? Of course she is. "But you work so hard," she says, "you don 'l take time to actually SIT in your backyard, to smell the roses, to listen to the birds sing. You don 'l enjoy leisurely lunches with your friends, you d on't take a 'Feierabcnd' at S p.m. .. Also," she continues sadly, "I saw an old woman sleeping on the cold street in San Francisco, on elegant Montgomery Street. And nobody stopped to help." Equal Profe11lon•I Service NEWPORT HARBOR COSTAM!SA BOARD OF REALTORS CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS 401 No. Newport Blwd. Newport lleech 12113 CHICAGO •ttO.E AND SAFECO 1TD .E HAVE JOINED FORCFS 10 CREA1E THE MAJOR FORCE IN nlE 'l'ffl ~E INDUSIRY. With Chicaeo Title's recent acquisition of SAFECO / TitJe. two of the most respected names in the titl~ industry have come together to form a title network unequaled In scope and service. First and foremost. our association means we now provide the best geographic coverage of any title company ln the nation. 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