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Home My WebLink About1991-02-14 - Orange Coast Pilot, Auto Guida and w ORANG E C 0 AST ..., ... Qu11a1n 11 1111 w111r ~ ....... ..., rs fl "1 ., .... , •. Warm and ple11mt Some morning cloudiness, turning clear and warmer an the afternoon. Coastal/lnland highs from 68 to 79. Lows from 46 to 52. For the Orange Coast's most complete weather inform- ation, including boating, fishing and surfing reports, sec page Al2. IN THE NEWSROOM John RQbinson needs help .... His Los Angeles Rams;which many experts picked as Super Bowl contenders at the start of last season, finished with one of their most dismal campaigns in recent memory .... Coach Robinson is ready to rebuild the National Football League franchise from the &round up .... So who has he turned to? Why the Southern California Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc., of course .... According to the group' press release, Robinson is "anxious to '-ct as much advice as he can for rcbu1ldin& the Lo Angeles l Rams" at ABC's Feb. 21 dinner meeting at Anaheim Stadium .... And, since both the Rams and the building industry arc coming off bad years, "the coach and his audience will receive some special cheering up from the Rams cheerleaders," the release states. ... The public is invited. Reservations ($40) may be made by calling 627-7880. Happy hour is at 6 p.m. followed by dinner at 7. QUOTES Of THE DAY "Sunound Saddam Husst111 w11h love and evoke tht samt from IUm. " Dr. Peggy Bassett of Church of Religious Science in Huntington Beach, as quoted in Jim Wood's col- umn (AJ). "lov~ gi~'U 1tstlf. It is not bought." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow COMING ATTRACTIONS • The Oran1e Coast Dally Piiot joins other local business giants in sponsoring Spirit Run 1991, Orange County's largest Ski lOk race, on Feb. 24 at Fashion Is- land in Newport Beach. Ca ll race di- rector Cheryl Morse at 720-0837 for information. LOTTERY Lotto S, 8, 28, 39, SO, SJ Bonus number --49. Dec co •He1rts: Three. •O ubs: four. +Diamonds: Acc. •Sp1des: KJna. Topper INDEX A•k Mr. RiahtlC7 Bridae column/Cl Bulletin Boerd/C4 ButiMtWM OllllifledlC7 Westminster Llncastcr CotKord ~ San Joaquin Hills Tollway: Progress or destruction? The controYersia l, six-lane loll road, which will link Newport Beach and San Juan Capistrano, is being heralded by some a the so- lution of the Orange Coast traffic woes and as an environmental niJhtmare by others. What do you think? C•ll tht Editor'• Hotline 642· 6086. • Responses will be published next Thursday. Thursday, February 14, 1991 25 cents Residents lire at water plan , By Bob--van Eyken Orqe Coast Oat{ Plot COSTA MESA -Neighbors of Lindbergh School are worried about plans to bury 20 million gallons of water in their neighborhood. Mesa Consolidated Water District offi- cials hope to build the huge underground reservoir at the inactive school. Last sum- mer, Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis- trict board members tentatively approved the sale of half of the 1().acre school site at 23rd Street and Orange Avenue for the project. Water officials say they need the re er· voir to provide extra emergency s1orage. Water industry standards recommend the maintenance of seven days' supply for emergency purposes, and the district now only has half a day's supply 1n re~e rvc, general manager Karl Kemp said . But neighbors say they're worried the long construction period, estimated at two to three years, and the sheer scale of the project will disrupt life in their quiet com- munity. "I think this is an outrageous project, and they're trying to ram it down our throats," said Barbara Burns, a resident opposed to the project. "It's a very small site for such a large re'1ervo1r, and it's in a residential area . 11 should be someplace more isolated, like up on the bluffs," said Janet Ramage, an- other resident opposed to the pro1ec1 "It's goang to take four mon(hs just to get the dirt out, and they say they're goang to do 100 to 200 loads a day. That's 200 Ill See WATER/la,... Mulligan takes hlm1111 out ot the game After 35 years of coaching basketball at the high school, community college and unl\lersity levels, 8111 Mulligan has retired from coaching basketball effective at the end of this l .. ,~C-0.1y ,.. season. Mulligan, who has coached the Anteaters to a 160- 154 record in 11 seasons and turns 61 later this month, wants to spend more time with his famil y. See page 81 . / The results 11'11 ill · Wl\o 1s the most influential business leader in Orange County? Which city 1~ mo t influenuat? Where do people get 1he1r local news?i"'{the Daily Pilot tied with the Los Angeles Times) What are Orange County's biggest challenges? The results of the Orange Co.st Dally Pilot Survey of Local Leaders, co nducted by the antcrnauonal polling I fi rm Flc1shm an-H1llard, Inc., in con1unct1on with the Eddie Mahe Co., a W a s h in g t o n -b a s e d b u s 1 n e ss campaign consulting firm, can be fou nd on pages A6 and A7. omcer sues two comrades; alleges spying By Roben Bartcer Or1nQc Coast Daly Piiat HUNTINGTON BEACH -Sgt. Jeff King, fired for an allegedly unauthorized 1989 police helicopter night only to win reinstatement less than a year later, has filed a lawsuit against two fellow officers an the aero bureau J(jng. who returned to acuvc duty late last year, claims that Officers Paul B. Lane and DaYld A Catala.no invaded his privacy by illegally tapc-recordtng a con- ~e~at1on without hi consent. according to legal papers filed in West Onnge County Municipal Court. J(jng. who couldn't be r~ched for com- ment, is eeking $3,000 from each offtcer, the high t amount allowed foT such of- fenses, o!ficials said. In the .tcP.I documrnts, King said the conversation took place on about Oct. 13, 1989. 1t was about the same time that depart- ment officials were investigating an unau- thorized helicopter flight to Indio involv- ing King. The department's expensive McDonnell Douglas SOO E helicopter rcportcdly Oew the 100 mLlcs to the desert to pick up King and a female companion who were stranded when their vehicle broke down dunng a weekend outin&. City Attorney Gail Hutton said Wed- nesday she' didn't know If the alleiedly ~ See SUIT,._.,_ Love is reason for life Last week we asked Dally Pilot readers to open their hearts ind wntc to us about their loves -memories, feelings. 1 little about what that pc- cial person means. We offered a ro- mantic dinner at the Villa Nova as a prize for tbe. letter jud1ed tbe be.st. Well, we have a winner. We 11/so have a runner-up. And -.:: have a bushel ba ket full of Others -some funny, some poiff1ant, Ill revealing 1 little about the wa" of love. The winner and runner-up are printed here. A samplin1 of the Other responses a-e re- ~ived are on paies AS, A9 i nd AJO. Tiii WllllllP: Valentine's week is a ¥Cry special time for me. Al a lS·year-old hiah school student I wa in a tnaic: air· plane crash on Feb. 12, 1978. which took the other three s-.eenacn' liva. Many people tOld ,_ that I must have IMd for a reuon. I lbouaht about this often, but ne¥er re8ly '9· l~ or undcntoDd that I had IMd for a special l'UIOll. A few 1'&rl la&lr, • M I...,..,..._ I met tbe malt b1adM _. w sirl I had 9\'0f aea. She .. 16 ,_. o1c1-s ......... w.-.. •. ,..,..,. ................. .. ............ ,, ... _.,_ Nllllulftlp. NW.,_.., •• .......... ........ attached. It was unbelievable. N the cir~mstanccs were ~rfcct lot romance. Al I left that night I knew had finally found the nght girl. Now, at last, I have fou nd the riJh person and more importantly, un stand and believe that l lived for very. very special reason. _,,. Seftnl. ~ Orange Coast People Ken LaBllnc HE 1s·------------ A businessman and Democratic Party activist, interested i11 helping revive the moribund Orange County party. As member· ship and program chairmnn for the Democratic Club of West Or- ange County, LeBlanc 1s focusing on rebuilding member ... h1p in that group, incl uding ~.campaign to '"help change the image of Democrnts in our an:.i MEANGU.,_ _________ _ .\\ part of his effort. L.: 01 inc proposed an amh1t1ous pro gr.im chcdule for 1991 that focuses on local, national and inter· n.111onal issue' Under the lcaJer~h1p of president Pat McCabe. tht club .11'u de .. elup1., poltC) r· \lllllm on IS!>Ues like the Persian Gulf \\ .ir AMBm01M-~~~~~~~~~~~- A ll hou !! h relat1,el\ nt'" ll• the < >r.ingc Coa">t, LcBlanc is no p0l111c.il nrnph\ ll: R.11-.cJ nn tlw I ,,,t C ·o.i't '~here the Demo· crat1c pol11u:..tl m,1thinc '' pm,c1lul, l d~l 111~ hclte,es in politu:.al .sct1\lsm to 1mprnH· 1.,1K1c1.d c.,nd1t11•n' (,,lll.:·om:ntcd and amb1· tlllll,, he Jdmlh .1 run lllr pnl111~.1( l)flln. 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I clpin.c thc:m 1mrrll\e tlic1r 11pc:1.1t1P:'\' aml, 1n turn. their profit mah!lll' lit hope' tn JP the '111 \: f\1r the 01.111l!c Count\ Demo· 1.:r.11,· \\tnn1nl!. m.irc111 -(um piled b) /'au/ Art·hipl(t Local News Briefs Irvine council postpones Westpark II vote lR\INI f he ll"\1nt tl1 \\Ill hl\e 111 ,,,11130 J,,~, to deter mine 1f .1 propo,cd rc:1.,ide11l1.tl fll•1JC.'ll \\ti L:ll hcfure \tl1Cr1., here In the me.11111me. < •Hin .. t1r11.111 Hill \ .ird111il" \\111 tr\ to work uut an .1grecmcn1 hcl\\Cl:O ll"\11tl' lnrn•irrt"' k.1dt•r\ .rnd Irvine Co offic1..tl1., mer the \\ e,1p.ir~ II pl.111 I he Cit~ (11uncil unan1 - mou1,I\ \.OtcJ I ue,J,t\ '" put Pll 1 lin.11 dcc1,11•n ''n the clell1on \\hilc the t.llb .ire 11ni:o111c A fl Jr.1dc of 1.,pe.11-l·r,, mn th llh II h:r' 111 ll"\1nt: rnmorrO\\, h.1d url!,cd to 1.nunctl 111 !' 11 :h1.: '''"1.: 1111 the \.It\·, ne\l re,cul,1r elcc1111n. 'chcdukd ''' '.'\t 'C.'m1•cr I 1112 C.mn .. tl m1.:mbt•r, c11uld h.iH dunc 1h.11. 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B.11r.ine.1 P.1rk"·"· Haf'\..ird "'t:nui: .ind II"\ r 1 C'nt r Drnc, f1H J numhcr of r~ 1\iln.., The gr••lll' '' 1111' 1 er~ 1'LI 1111rihu ol rent.ii Imme' 'el t1~1<.k for lu\\. 1m11mt• I 11111lic,, \1 111, h· •me' f.irtht•r ,1\\,1\ lr11m .1d1.1ccn1 clect r11..1I "lfe' 11111 11'\.ir1; '"und allcnuation 111 dull ""l'e from M.ir1ne heh1.111'1 r lhir 1• crhc.1d I ne grnur g.ttherc:d llC lf1\ ... ~ill -•cnilllllC\, 5,hfl' ol \\ h1d1 -were valid, 1n order IP c .. ·1 ti l '" ·~ 1111 lhc h.1 lol Their goi ti 1' 111 mcrturn City Council .1ppr•• ii• t :he pr111c1:1 Irvi ne Co o;pokc-.m.111 \I e \111 .. k,1111 '"1d 1he comp.111\ ,,,1, nc11her d1i,appointed n11r 1 •PP' •1th the coun1..il 's deu,111n I ht• company applaud' lht " •rt 1" 1ci;o11.1tc .tn agreemenl on the "'ue, he .. .ttd . Ex-Ram pleads innocent to manslaughter LAGUNA NIG l I I [., I, An gele<. Ram<i lineman Ollug r ranee ple3ded snn11 \: 111 \\ c,Jne,da) to a charge th..tt he "J' drunk when h" B\1\\ rounded .1 cun.e at RO mph .rnd cr.11.,hcd head-on into a ne1ghl ir\ 1..ir killing her France, charged w1:h gru.,, .. eh1cular mJnsl..iughter \\h1 lc ant1m- cated for 1he Ma'< c; de.1th llf \,l;ma Conception Con1rcr.11.,, en· tcrcd ht ple.i 1n Or,1n~c < •>unty South Mun1c1pal Court According 10 the < 1hforn1.t I l1ghwny Patrol, France .., blood· alcohol level wa., I ' pcH·cnt the day of the accident Under California law, a pcN1n 1~ com1dered legall> drunk 1f h" hlood alcohol conten1 1 OR 11r higher France' attorney, Jim Wah.worth, was unava1l:iblc In tommen1 on his client' ple.t According 10 lhe CHP. France left his LagunJ J 1111., townhouse about 4:30 p.m. last ~pring. and a short time I.lier \\.:l\ doing about 80 mph 1n a 45 mph zone. While northbound on Aliso Hill~ Drive, he apparcnll) lo<;t con- trol or his car on a curve near u Cienega Street and collided with a Mazda driven by Contrerns, 53, who 11 .. ed tn the nmc townhou~c complex as lhe fo rmer two-time All·Pro choice, nu- thonties aid. France, who played for the Ram~ from 197.5-81. suffered a bro ken polvi and conc:u ion in the c:ra.~h. H1~ next appearance ll ct for March 29 in South Mun1c1pal Court --........... ll'l'llted In ... SANTA ANA -Four young gang members were rre ted Wednesday and one was bcin& souaJlt in connection with the Jan. 24 dca&h of • fellow aana member, who wa killed by rival in an afteraoon thootout at 1 Santa Ana park. 11111 sutpecll were booked for felony conspiracy and "11dina Ud lbeuma durina &.he commi ion or a homicide.'' said Santa AM police lpOkeawoman Maureen Haac:ker. .. lddldoll 90 the unidentified 17-year-old killed in the attack ~ ,... two of his fellow pna memben were wounded, .......... _,.. ..... """' Pl'-4 ..,,., .,.., ftl'Jrfl • , .. The World ... In Four Minutes Bomll1 lcl lll*ldi; llltUr8 DI lm'llt dllllldlll DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia -Allied warplanes, in a pinpoint bombina that sent shock waves fa r beyond Iraq, destroyed an underground structure in Baghdad on Wednesday, and officials said SOO civilians were killed. Iraq called it a bomb shelter. The United States called it a military command center. By nightfall, 14 hours after the pre· dawn attack, crews were still pulling charred bodies, some of lhem children, frl!-tnff STOFIM from the rubble, an Associated Pre s corre~pondent reported from Baghdad. Distraught relatives crowded the smoke-filled streets. Iraq's health minister, Abdel-Salam Mohammed Saeed, descri bed the precision bombing as "a well-planned crime." But the U.S. command in Saudi Arabia, and later the White House, said the subterranean concrete facility had been pos1t1vcly identified as an Iraqi military command-and<ontrol center, and the right 1nrget was...hit. "We don't know why civilians were at thnt loca1ion," s111d Marlin Fitzwater, President Bush's spoke man . American official s blamed Iraq's leadership for the tragedy, S3ying it had put civilian-; "in harm\ way." ' Later. at the daily news briefing in Riyadh, 3n empha11c Brig. Gen. R1clrnrd Neal, !!peaking for the U.S. command. told reporter!!: "I'm .here 10 tell you that it was a m1l1tary bunker. It was a command·and - Clln t rol facil11(' He s:i1d m1h1ary radio traffic had been delected coming from the 101..11100 Although originally built as a civilian bomb shelter tn 19 5, during Iraq's war with Iran, ll had since been converted to m1lttal) u-.e. and 11 became more active in 1he past two weeks, Neal said. He '131d the wof rece ntly was painted tn camounage . The AP t:orrespondent, D1lip Ganguly, in pccted the ruins wit h tllher 1ournal1"lt'i and said he saw no obviou 1gn that 1t had a mrlr· t.1ry use Couplet! v.1th continuing civilian deaths el e\\here, the Baghdad bombing \\J' sure to inname an interna11onal deb..ite O\.c r the \\ar's co IS :ind tactics. by Sheral LeBeau ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES H ound Ong I lunter ordered a double bourbon .ind water - CJ') on the \\ater -and took stock of the i.1 tu.l11(10 "Well. we lost that ugly old limo of yo urs. Sal"!> J goner And "e got oursel\es omc exercise ~w1mming back to ~hore All in all. 3 prctt~ ~uccc!>sful da>. I'd say·· RomJn 'vtiles nodded in agreement \\h1lc tn.1ng 10 Oag Jown 1he \\Jllrc:<.s for another round. Aflcr an\\\Crmg the .1uthont1es' quc,11on,, the p..iir had changed clot he \ and caught a cJb, looking for a '"fl tlnnk and a large steak -medium r..tre And thal r :id hrl>ught 1hcm 10 the· Archc!> "Hound Dog. "e can't ml!!'> .t bca1 on th1~ Jon..ithan Vitale \lllr\ I think \\Ith the la1e Sal Prelch gone I c.1n arr mge lor )OU 10 1.1~.c h11., place al the Ne.,port Beach Weeki) KJthcrrne \\on't like 11, hu t 'he docsn·1 real!\ ha\c much of a choice· I lnund Dig Huntc:r grabhed his drink, hi\ third !>tncc the pair .irmnf .ind 111ok" l11ng pull ·Ye.th, I rn~ild u~c a JOb At le.t!>I un til tho'e m1ll1om start roll· '"!! in, nghl RomJn·> · \tile' lau~hed He"·" about 1t1 amwcr ~hrn 'omethmh ~.!light h" nc A. m.1n \\Ith m;i11~tl d.1rk hair. nn 'hnt•c., and .1 B.1lhoa lk.1th C 11 I 'hirt h;fJ J11'1 'trollcJ 1010 th e h ir .irca I mu\! lleld .1 re,1 , Hound Dog. I coulu "~e..tr I JU't 'a'' Sal Prclch f1) /it> Lt I/If lnLJC<f Did You Know? A big day for the county's commissioners of marriages • llrrl' (omc tht OC Brides: Todily 1s .1 hu'i) dJy in the m.1rn.1!!c cnmm1\\111ncr's office at the Orange Counl'< courthouse in "·in1 ·1 An.1 M.in, Orange County romantic:, choo\c this day to 11e the ~nol .ind in I 986. a record 89 couples said "I tlo" he fore 1>nc of eight Or:ince County deputy comm1ssioncr'I of marriage' So, 11 \llll \\,1111 111 '') i1 with more than candy or nn"cr-1. \JY it at the: u1urtl11 11"'· hut be prepared to wait in line . ) • 111 l ·"' flt• 1111r \.'alcntinc by )Cntling your lmte1nc.1/ /,1cts tv 1>1,J }1111 f..r11 11~. Orange Co•JI Dally Pilot, PO ll<H 1'60, Co)f,1 \In 1 <J:11 '11 -Complied b.t Ann<' Spinn Pollce Log Costn \1csa w11h • rock • In other developments: . . • Iraq's foreign minister, Tariq Aziz, will fly to Moscow this week· end to meet wilh President Mikhail S. Oorbochcv, • Soviet spokes.- man said. A Soviet envoy's talks Tuesday with Iraqi President Sndd m Hussein in Baghdad "give cau c for hope," the spokesman aid without elaboration. . • The Security Counci l voted 9-2 wilh four abste~11on ~ednesday to hold its first formal session on the Gulf conflict behind closed doors. The non·televi ed debate today will be the first formal council sc sion held in private since November 1975. • • Ycvgcny Primakov, the Soviet envoy who met :-vith Sa~dom, said he took up the issue of alhed prisoners of wa~ with an aide to the Iraqi president "in a very sharp form," telhng him Iraq's treatment of th~risoners violates the Geneva co nventions. • The Soviet fo reign minister, Alexander Bessmertnykh, denied a French new~paper report that suggested Soviet military a~viser~ ~ere still (n Iraq helping the Iraqi military, the French Foreign Ministry reported. • One of the 011 licks foJJling Saudi Arabia's gulf coast rounded the Ras az Zawr peninsula and entered Ad Dari Bay, known for its sea grass beds and rich fishing areas. . . . • Diplomats in Riyadh aid 1he Saudis, focin~ a bu.dg~t defic1.t be· cause of the war, nre seeking more than· $3 billion in international loans. Kirk Douglas Injured In plane mishap SANTA PA ULA -Kuk Douglas and cartoon voice artist Noel Blanc were injured WednesdJy when the helicopter they were in col- lided with a stunt plane, o puhlrcist said. Two people aboard the pl.inc were killed The colhs1on occurred about J 30 pm above a runway at a small, pmatc airport popular w11h celebrity aviauon buffs and stunt pilots. The 1dent11 1c., of the de.id "ere not immediately available Douglas. 74, who hilS a p.1cem.tker, possibly broke some ribs and ,uffered a concU'>'IOn and Ol.tnc, 5:!. ~on of the late Mel Blanc, may ha"e ~uffered broken nbs anJ ,, hro~cn leg, ard Rulon Barlow, presi- dent of SantJ PJul..t Memtinal Husp1tal \ Drlve-thru wedding chapel Is latest Vegas attraction l .A , Vf GAS -Dmc-up m.1m,1ge \·ow' were the l.1le'il \Hlnkle 3) hundred\ of couple' prepared 10 lie a Valentine\ 0.1\ kn01 1n ce remonies be~in n1ng at midnight aero~' 1h1' gilmin~ capital A line formed V..edne1.,dJ\' afternoon .11 the Clark Cnunl~ M.1m.1gc 1 icensc Durc.iu ..inj employee' at more th.in t\\o do11:11 ~cdd1ng ch.1pcl\ br Jee ti for 1he1r b1gge't dJy of tht· ORANGE COAST DlilJ ve.U1ts Editor'• Hotline 142..eoll YN~ ...... CW,,,_•-• .. lle ~w...,._.,10&11arw..nlabdlll. TN -~ ............ ,,.., ............... ........... GllllfJllC*.~•LAemot CllUl'lt -~...., _.,. ..,_ ,_,,,.. .. ~ n..,..__,.,,..... per; ... _. 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C 11u ple~ in limousines, pK l · up' u r rental car) can dri\e up Ill ,1 window that provides a pre Jehl r 14 hours a da). hold· 101.\ a microphone out to the c.ir "'h1le 1he couple ellchange \(I\ .. , RtchJrd~ l.3)) her dme-1n \H'dding \lop 1!> 1he f1rs1 in the -:ountr) How to reach us at the Dally Piiot Clrcut.tlon OIMge C4Mlty M2~ Advertlafng o...le.d 642-5171 Ol.P.Y &42-4321 Edttortal ..... 540-,22 • 5pot1I 642-4330 ...... IP0'1lllU ~11'0 Main office au,.,.. oftm &42-43.2, BwlnMalu 93,.5a02 \ mdn rcporlrd 1h11 hts cit-roorntnalc broke inln h" ''"' ''<' room a1 Self S1or•ae Centers of AmerE.: lhllll Superior Ave ind took an estimated SSOO,tMI ""•irlh or (nmic 1'ooks Accord1n& 10 lnvcs11ga1ors, lhc l1l<:k 1•n the \lnraac room doOr was c:u1 or o~ned w11h .1 kc-y Only milk cra1c1, Which contained il-00 to SOO cnm1c 1'<1ok' each. were taken. the victim told poltee. A (.ii S1aic Fullerton Mudenl s:t1d romcone lm1n· c.l\\tlle ph1~-crl vidcoc:a lie recorder, compac1 discs, port;ihlc dt\C payer and headphone • • /\ G,irJcn Grove resident wat punched In the rice .ii Chestc• Drawer• bu , 179 £. 17th Street, by in· oihcr pnlmn The vic1lm lOld POiice he did no1 lcnow hi• 1.uackcr. and the two had' not arpcd. However, 1hc vic1tm u1d ht had been "c:hedina out" 1he other man·s &irlfricnd. The 91Chm autfcrcd • polSI le bro- ken n01e and was treated at t~MC.no bj paramcda.. f\I 1 bouncer's rcqu<:."t. the ocher man tiad left the bar •hen pohce 1m~d. • A 1r.om1n compl11nc4 tbal lhc ""iwd fCftt1l Qb. \Cenc phone eallJ Friday nilht from tho sanwt C9llcr. h told polite 1h1r Whcft afic 1uwcred her ohon1, 1 man •11 bruth1n1 hclVI" °" the ochct end lto theft m• ob«cnc commct11• fo htr and "u11 up Fountain Vallej A ptpo boftlb Ip Ncl M a ~ .. a1*d minor dem• to • W.IJlail ~._. • ,lcnc Jere T~ nlfhl. Ho OM .... IA Is• lhc 10:1) p m widc1tt. • r::====~!ti3rra& ........... . ' dichcd • 'hotaun 11 him while he wu drivinJ ~est on Wuncr Avenue Al Ml Marcus Street Tue,d1y 1t atx>ut 10 pm • Somcunc •hoi 11 1 buuncs_, 11 SKSO Warner BlvJd brc1lcina 111 upst11n window There were no rcportc ln1urici The incident wu ~ported to police Tuc1<h1y • Thieves 11<>1e 1 wallet from a Loi Judlnes Wctt vol· l~b1ll court Tuesday. The km was e1t1m:t1cd 11 more than Sl,000 • A JO-yc1r-old Cuaon man WIJ uruted Tuc:.chty on suspicion of 11e1hn1 1 lap.tup computer from a Wim-er A't'Cnuo w~. Wttncwct led police to 1ntat Mark•y Raymond Otloque, -ho w11 taler booked Into Orana• County J111 Oft u p1cior) of pnd tticn. HuntJnaton lkach An oldcr·mockl B111et Rcpl ttpo1tedly slammed lnlO 1 cul1> and trc on Beard Line 1nd then lum· bcrcd rny wi1b all four uru flattened • ~,_....a.,....,. to a rtd l!* SVpn tt F..diMMI H(ilh Sc.IMlol ... .aola ~ •Jpncnt. 1 ClltftO era, a bf5elme Md a lcatkr ;.atf. • tttlil0~'-.7M A .... 19d.._....., WltM*i ..w~a.a. "°"' oat ... m uotMr '°°""' ...., • lllD ....... ~ -t: ~·=~ ~-:.n.-=:. I -_{'" -- lntrud~~ forced open 11 front t.loor 1n the 200 hhxk or Geneva Avenue ind 1tolc I lclev1~t0n. VCR. I~ comp<>CI d1~ 1nd 24 l1rs Someone reportedly siolc 1n SRS<>camera 11 Circuit Ct1y. 1n1 Ed1n1cr Ave. Lagllna Beach A La1un1 Beach re ldcnt Wat 1tTutcd for drMna under 1flo 1nllucnce of eloohol • A mountain bike wu reported a&olcn. The bike Is yellow ind 1n worth 1n c.tim•tcd Sl.200 -Newport Beach Or~ Coait Dally Piiot Co•ltment to love can impact the world You'd think the '91 Valen tine song \\Ould be. "Whut the world need now is love, more love" Not !iO, ~ccording to Dr. Peggy Ba cu or Church of Re- ligious Science in l luntmgton Beach. "I he world h.1!) all the love II need,," s.1id Ba'>sctt in a V11lc1111nc·rclated ermon ''the need is for the world to d>.peri· encc more love" Jim wood Dr Ba 'Cll called on her congregation "lo ~urround Saddam Hu">Sc1n ""ith love and ------------- e-.oke the 'amc rrom him RI· ?-.. 1-11 d1culous )OU '><l)? Church ~ member S.ind1 Calderone didn't think '>O ~he entered the Orange C'oa<it Dnl h Piiot's '<;end Saddam a mc~age" (via a l.'<) nuss1le) contest. • "Dear SacJcJJm }'our Allah .incJ mv God urr: with U\ m th<.'\'' troubled 11mc!> I send /me J..mmmg on/.> th1\ "'" '"""' U\ through On~v love un 1vr:\ "hen ,11/ t:1'r: has hccn torn J\undr:r " Calderone doe~n't c'<pec.1 to win the hmt1lc contest. But Dr Bas)Clt 1 cnous that in lo-.e lie' the resolution of worldly and inner con01ct!o And ,1long the Orange: Coa,l, when Pegg) Ba"ett 'ipeak'\, thou~anth h\tcn In her Valentine me,.,agc, B,1.,,ctt 'pcc1ficJ1ly mentioned the Middle [·3 I war. "No une hji. the perfect ~oluLion." she !laid, 'hut certainly the ~11uat1on h.1 .. Jolrrcu u~ into new thinking rhc 1110,t urgcnt pnnc.1plc '"c ncc<l to re\ IC\\ 1 ... IU\ c " lll that, Dr Ba<i\Clt added, 'I'm not 1.111..ing jhout '>ug.ir ~1l.1tcd lmc stuff I refer 10 the urll\cr,,11 truth.'' >\\IOI'\ of '\illl\111 lllll1mcd In 11, ,1 \l'<·\CJr 'ur.i,o r of ,t de.1th CJmp !<lid of \Cemg hi\ k\'l'h f.1mil~ kill~d b~ machine gunning "At th.11 mnmcnt I ha<l th e chol\l'," ... ud the 'u('iH>r. "ol h\rnl! m-. hfe .tecnrJin~ to h.11e, or h\ln!! 11 .1\'.'\'.1)rd1ni: to lme. • "I d111,e lme anJ 11 "·" .111 c.1,~ dcn'll•n.~' rccJllcd the ,ur.1- vor, ''for I h.1d .. ccn "h.tt hate 11nc, It h.1<l Jll'>I ktlh:d the '" pc11- ple mu't de.ir tu me " \nother 'tor. .1hn ln\111\cJ \\,u It 11ll.'.urrcJ .it a rcu:nt r<:trcat "'hlll .1 lnrmt:r l \ \rm' n1t 1cn 111cnt1uned the l'la11lc .11 Kh.tl)I He politely rc411c:,tcd .1 pr,l\Cr ltir 111ir 1m1'P' ·· ,\t th.11 mnmcnt .in 1 "'d 1l\' 111 Dr lb"c:11', ,i1,,1 .1ttcnJ1m: 1hc retrCJI. 1nteqc:ctcd '\\c: ,f1111dd .tl'"1 pr.I\ l11r the lr.1q1'" I hl' a"ll\:1 llC C\pl.11nc.I '>hl· h.1d in lr.i'c "But it\ a d1ff1c.ult h:.irn1ng prPll'"·" 'he .1dm11lnl. 01\\C mu~t be \~tlling 111 let g11 11f 111ir 1udgrncnl\ · She c.1lmh 1"11Ld .1 "V,du1t1m·" 1.h.1llcnl!c "f 1) real111. th.11 love " Olll 1 \Jl'dl 1r1nc, \UI! lf·l11,1tul pill \\e-t.1f..c.. hut that it h'" 1ncrcd1hlc p11\\cr 111 111ir h'c' ·· I hen c:imt H .... ,1.11·, / ni.:cr. ".ind to ol'lt.11n th.11 P''"er, \\C mu,1 k1 c11 ut 1Hir Jllll~·mc:nh ~nd f,1111!· ftndin~ .. ind ml"I 111 .ill, Jct gn 1111111r r1i.:htc11u,q " .. .\cn1rd1ng to thl' 1.h ir1,m.1t 11. 1111111,tcr \\ h1.·n pi.:11pk 1,1!..c '!Jc, the) often tlw1i.. the\ .11( t•1.·111.·1 1l .. 1n ••thcr' .1ml 't.irt '011ndmg rightcPu' "ih id.led · R1i.:h •1.nu'I\\:'\ 1, 1'1e .111111hc'1' of In' c " In 'umm.1111111..:. Dr II 1"c11 1hc g:ip l'ct\\('Cll \\ h 11 !ht:' '" 1 1J I• " 11 i.;\ id .1bo11l I 1\i.; Sh<. 1n'l,tCd, "( \C~1ln1.· c.in m l~C I \. I Ir 'U' n 111 \\\Hid r··H.t.; lO I h.l\C lnlllf pc.1 l' ll\ m.1f..111~ ,, : il'I' 'l'll llnlCOl h• "''C fl1Jltm1nt.! her .1dd1e,~. Dr II 1''\" '.11 i: ' 'h th, .n .t <.:' 1.<" ·'' thn ·"" 1\\ "'' I he cn!tu: l •1c· c 11. 11. n 1m 1: 1•11 ·n ,., 11 i.:1..1' "' c.1i:h nthcr 1•11111.d h.111d' fl1f 1h1. •II I!•..: "/ct there ,,, J'C.ht' ,111 c.1trh , 1.J \ • t h·i:in 11i:/1 m. 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Deputy Di\trict Altorncy Charle' Middleton rejected the notion th.It Corwin uffcred an uncontrollable "ru~h of dcprc ion" when he put a pl ~11c baa over Thoma~ Negri\ head 11Jdlc:lon aid. CoNtn Oed JUM ' hc:ryl nJ Oreg Negri, ht) i.nler <and hrother· 1n l.1w, "ere n:tutning home. tie drove to 11 Pac I cl oft1ce building in Tu-,tin, "h~re he was emplo)Cd ·'' a Pinkerton 'iccur1ty guard. and hid for three. hour' before 'urrcn- dering to pohcc ·rhc e'<· II\.}' recruit, d"c-hargcd ;1ftcr om· )C.tr ol \crv1ct' lor medi- c.al rca .. on,, d1dn '1 h. rm the Nc1•n\ '·ve.ir·old d.1ughtcr that night 1n Octohcr 19 11 Whtie 'ed1ng h1' dl\chargc, Cul'\l,in told a ,,.;) P'h'h1alri'>t hl' nncc: put .1 pl.t,lll' h 1 · mer hi' l.tlC, .111empt1ng ">lllCHlc Derb\ \;h11r.1ctenlcd the upparcnt u1c1de attempt a " cll·mc:d1c~11un Cor~m suUcn from \lfitJ)()I• 1 dcpre"1on, \\h1ch cau'e' 1nde· 'cr1bablc pain amt on,1ct).'' D ·rh} 'aid. The d1'>CB~ Col'\\111 inhel1ted (mm ht) mother -\\ht• rnmm11 ted .. u1c1de when Co~in \\j~ CllU"it'~ ru,hc'> nl 1111c11'c: dC'pr(l\ Mun which Corn-in leJ1ne<.I to con trol by pu111ng J ph.1~11 h,1g m1.·1 his head, Ocrb) 'aid L1borntof\ tc'" ,1111\1.cd ( OI\\ 111 hiut placed one 1tf the ha., u ed It> l.;111 t horn.is i'\eg11 mer ht' m' hc<1d at one point l hc e\Hk11 Derh\. ,,11d '"•\\Cl < 1 '"''' 1 t J irr.1111 n.ill) ind l.;1lkd I dum g .i near-p )'Chow: cp11'0dc. \\ c are n t •0111g 10 a k fof" ~ ur t.\mp:Uh\ \\., don't \Htftl \ ur rncrC\ ltht folio" 1hc h•"·'' Derby tnld JU!Of!> Pro\c:Ct11or!. C'Ompktely rC}C:\;lc&i ~ the 1dc 1 'I uneonllllll. ble mcnt;al 1ll1u.· \ ho"c'er, and , 1d Co~in "1, ~•mpl\ .1nt1·M1<:1.1I -ind re · spu11~1blc tor 2111 h1'> .1i;.t1on' I Gre~ .111d Cheryl "\c~ri were : both 111 the aud1c:nce for Wed·' nc: '''" " do ing argument , ill·, • thnugh rhc:~ ' t 'ep;.ir 1tel\ l he couple ep i:.ued and ( hc.:1)1 Segn his gone b,11.J, to lt\C \\1th her fa· rher "'h ' Jttcnd J t'\Cf\ di1\ of h ' r , 1r1.1l "everybody's imbalanced. tlon'1 think there'-; a perfcl.t per· ~n on earth But just becJu'c .1 pcr:.on kill\ doe\n't mean th9'rc '>ICk," Middleton <,.11d. Neither side d1,pu1c~ the fa ct that Corn-in, 21. trted to choke fhoma' Negri a' he lay in hi.., crib, then tied a pla ... 11c. bag Jround the toddler\ neck before finally put· ting the )Oung..,tcr 1n\1de a g.1rb.1ge b.1g and 1~1ng the end Drunken driver 's retrial on charges at second-degree murder under way "There ' no que,11nn the .Ill' .ire uf a 1.h1llm~ n.11ure . ·1 he b11; "'uc hcrt " , .. "" ll done \\Ith m.il· 1i:c .1ftircthouch1.' .1 rl!ued Puhl11. Del ender Mar'rr D1.·rb\' Al the time nl the.. lo.1llin~. ( llr \\l!l \\,I\ under the inllul·ncc of 1 \e\Crc Jcprc'""t! Cfll'lldl· Jlld " onh guilt} of 1molun1.1~ m.in· .. 1.1111?,hter. Dnl'' 'anl 1-ir•t Jcl!fl'( mur~lcr \\·" ti l: 'cr.11..t \l1ddlctL1n .hked the JUror' to return \\llh \n:11rd1ng Ill pr1"ecu111r,, C11r· "Ill tried to m.1!..c h1-. m:rhe\\ ·, de.1th .1ppc.1r .1,c1l,knt.il \\ h<.'n he re.1h1cd he'd t 11lcJ, h1. fc11!ncd mcnt.11 11lne.,, f\1 1Jdlctl'n 'J1J. ";\lier he ll~I.; di thl· h.1g' ott. he 'cc' the: m.iri.., l'lcl!mnmi.: 111 torm un th1. l hilJ' neck. \t .. idk· ton ,,11J J...n1•\\ln>' ht ll1u'd11'1 cl.11m the 1111.int died .1 'udden c11h death. ( or~in wok 11ut ·' nnc .ind .. hot 11 11 the door. pl.1nn1n!! 111 hl.1mc the de.1th o n 111 intruder. "i ''I\ \\: \ \fl<:\\ murder trill ''"' \\1.:dn1.·~d.I\ for ,1 lllfllll r cng11h't'I l(l 11,Cd Of f..tllini.; " r ullcrtnn \\tll!l lfl .ind h1.·r 1hrt:c: lhildr 'II Ill Citic.' 111 thl• u1unl\ ', "'"'' p11hl1.111.:d dr,1nlo.1.: n dri\ 1n~ .IC 1d•0l11' \1 1.n.1cl \\ Kc:d111~. '3. \1,1, the fir,t r•11111•n,1 111 I >r.1m:c Count\ ,,111' 1.red 1 r '( , 11d dci.:rn: murder I 11 .1 drun~c.;n lr1\tllC .1\.tdl"nl, hut 111 1ppell 1t rt tl11c.:.\ out the l "'1c: •·1 h1.:, JU' uror' h.1 I he( n :11!d R lrni: h.nl 1 ,m,111 .1m mnt t l I\ Ill• I fll, •\•\ Ill 111. • •:'le r '' rthr11p < 1•rp , n ! Ill<! llC\'\llfl,!! tn\ ,ti· .. kd I 'he .ll<:11lc111 II \\ hlC h I' 1 •11 •• I .111d h r \ 1 drc:n •l, .rn ., .... 1rr di l'l' l\lll!l up'1dd Rc:d r i::' 1.1111' 1111"11 11n '"" 1..lHtn:" •! dm rll! 111i.f.:1 thi: 1illh1efl1.(: 11 .il1.1•I•• I .111d th1.· p.ir11. 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U\u,111) the pc· rind vi \.\CllC'>I \\C.1ther 389 E. 17th Costa Mesa, CA 17th and Tu~ttn (714) 648-8774 Hidden behind the e station R 1 , ,I, , •hi: northern '11.:rr ,,., 11!.1 m I d•ru.1n 1, •unn nc tb• t ; 1 per'-enl 111 "' rm.11 I"'' \CH ... flt.: irh (('fl I I• •l Ullll llh dr. I'll! the '<:\l.'111\ I the dr ucl : tnil the dee re~ 11 .•.llc."r 'hl'f!.11!C '' ''111 11n1.:cr• 111 1lcpcnd1n!! mu, h 11n r .1111 .ind 'll ~ !unn the nt\t three mPnth<>.'' the kp.11tm(nl t ul ll • I -lh th( "'od.ltt·d Pn•.,., LU!llf:. could retry Reding fo r the rour 1.nunt of murder 1 r let him ,1,1nd c1invicted on le.,,cr 1.h 11gc' 111 'ch1cular man,lau •htcr 1 >cplll) 01\tric1 lh.1el J,1cub'>. v.hu r• " t1r,1 '"'"c· decided 111 1 1• R 11n the murder ch.iri.: 11on hc.·c.an \\ cdnc'i.I pc:d1.:d to COlllllllli.; I hc:1..111-i: the J 1. , ({obcrt T'rucblt• ' Rcilrr g te,uficd I c "<1~ Jm111~ 'l<) l.t'>I .1hou t 7( mrh in .1 ~-- 11r11 / '' 1cc11aling I• "1tnc ''c 'n "•lie r ollci.:c Uoulc\aro 111d • 1 ,1\l'IU .inolhcr .11 h( \\..,(\ •,1 11110 •>O(llO)lllt! 1 t 11 I 111d lnod l.1r ·Meetin g for bu siness es affected by road work '• ti' e ht: m ,_., \tr•ch •'fldl'd h\ 1he r•' i.I" ri RI CrlAQD CA QR Design . I • • • • • I l • • • I I Disney planning parks, hotels LOS ANGELES -Walt Disney area include two new theme parks Co.'s lans for the Disneyland and several bla hotels, not just the ....-~~ ..... ~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~ second theme park discussed previou ly, according to reports Wedne day. "' I \ " ....... I : ·, \ '. \. \ I I ~ I 'I I I \ I I \ I • : Disney officials declined to comment on the reports. "Fut, cllfdcnl, ......... z.wc, .... ~ TM, don't come ""1 ffnn than ~" There is clear precedent .for such wide development, however. The company hns Walt Disney World, Epcot Center and MGM Disney Studio near each other in Florida. Guests pay separate admi ions for each park; many s1ay 1n Disney ho1els and cal in Disney restauranls. ~ Solaby, ia..11•1• A I 111 Lie I 11 a.M cn•t M2-S8tt FOHlCLOSURl Di ney alrendy has presented a pl<1n for a $2 billion, 350-acre, ocean-theme "Pon Disney" park JI the ite of the Queen Mary and Spruce Goose tourist attrac1ion 1ha1 it operates in Long Beach. The Anaheim and Long Beach developments had been described as being in competition to become Di sney's "second gate" in Sou1hern. California. The company hasn't ruled out building both. The report in the Los Angeles Times Wednesday followed news this week that Disney has paid $30 million for 23 acres of land ne ar Dis neyland, obtained a land lease on a motel nnd is shopping for more property. Alan Ep 1ein, Disney's vice president of development , wouldn't discuss plans for Anaheim beyond a 'ague company '>larement that de<,cnbed hopes for Seven Carats ... ·a makeover of the tawdry area near Disneyland, \\ h ich is flanked b) d1 count motels. mini malls and convenience stores. for the price of Three! -.,tunnin~ I ,l,lh ' D1.1m1•nd n .,4 l ,1r.ll'-f11t,ll \\t'1~ht ; IN ( cJral t t'nh•r (. I A l \'rtlht•d MOBOCO s~'-'~ ~ro.~· I\ ., ,, tl:i I 1111'' /. \ • tl11 "···· I ,,~I.,. 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()II l•J h • -3 I• ()Ill 1'3 ,,.. ,.,, ()Ill ,,, o. .., 01 1)6 J • -"' Oil 1JJ , .. -()Ill 11' n 112 l>O IH tU IU , Orange Coast Dally Piiot Thursday, February 1•. 1991 • .. Man, woman of the year honored Active community member J. Louann Marinos dies By Bob v111 E en ~ "°' COSTA MESA -It cems JUJctec.i lh C\IC:l)one in need, from tiny toh .11 Children's Ho pital to homebound senior , h benefited at one lime or another from the care of Vaughan Redding or Mane ~1Jples. Though they hail from different Jl:lrls of the country and huvc diffe rent b.1cksround , the two longtime C u'tt' Mc an shn.re the honor th" yenr of having been n.1med the city's Mun and Woman of the ) c:.ir · came out to Long Beach to vi it her hu band, who wnc; to11oned on ship based ot the harbor. She aid her principle memory o( that trip as having to give up her railway compartment, on orders rrom the U.S. Army, for the comfort of a German jteneral who wns a pri oner of w1u. It wac;n't until 1957 thnt the couple managed the move, ettling first in Santa Monica and moving two years Inter 10 Costa Mec;a. "We'd drive around every "eekend looking for a place we'd like to live," she o;aid "When we got 10 Costa Me sa, we !...new this "as 1t. Thi'> I) my town and I love ll .. Maples Redding COSTA MESA • Funeral s.crv1ce5 w11l be held for l<>11gtimc Costa Mesa rc)1dent J Louiinn Manno .. on Saturday at 11 1.m. at Harbor Lawn·Mount 011\c Mortuuy. Mrs Marano died Monda> at Hoag t-.kmonc1I Hospital. She "'as 55 An active community member, )he wa., board member of the PT A for 29 )Car.,, c1nd 1n 1975 was awarded the Honorary SCl'\ICe A't'ard and named "Woman of the Hour " \he al'>u "a active in man) o rgan 11a11on~ 1nclud1ng Bluebirds. Camp hre Gari,, ·r r1·H1· Y. Girl Scouts, Boy Seoul'>. Amenlan Legion \ux1h<tl)' of Bombay Beach Post RO I and L1d1c:' A11,1h.1ry of the VFW Po'>l l 173 1n Anaheim Marinos Sptm\orld b) the Cost.1 Mcs.1 C harnbcr of Commerce and the Onin.:e Coast Dally Pilot, the ~fan Redding ha) ali.o been offering e'pCrtl\C in the area!> of career i;raduate ,choul, but ,pent 1hc and \\.om.tn of the Year awards hi\ help and guidance to the cou n\ellng. athlcucs and school hulk of hi\ profc,,10 nal life uc given annual!)' 10 people who communll)' for decade~. His fund raising. \\Orking .,..1th wrpor.ite pef'onnel ha"e di)tinguir,hed them,clve" O\Cr !>erv1ce rci.umc ranges from the Born and ra1.;ed 1n Indiana, and union rel.11111n, I le and hi'> a long pcrtod of lime in a variet)' Co ta ~fc!>a North K1"an1s Club to Redding allcndcd undergraduate \\ 1fc. Helen. nwH·d h> c0 ,1;.i ~1e,,i She IS survived b~ hu .. b.ind I cd M .irino-. of co .. ta Me .. a; a !.On, John of BOl)e, Idaho, l.1JU)!htcr,, ~J ·~· P.t rfr..<r of co .. ta Mc .. a, L~d1a Richardson JI R1,er 1dc.'. Polh \nn B1 hop of Trabuco Canvon, Julia \\.ooJ if \ in1.1 An.1 •• ind I h.1 1a \.1arino) of C..o'>li:I "1e,·a. mother '\.1n'-' Rl1tJt of Homb,n UeJch J brother. Ra)mOnd E'an' 1! \\ c:,1min,1er . '>l\ICr,." Patnc1.J \ n1bald1 of Bombay Beach anc.J \l.1~ Ander,!Jn •ll Hun11nc11 r Beach 16 grandchildren .• rnd 1hree grcal·l.!r.indchildren. of ,0 1unt.irv .ind leadership Project TLC, ci 'enior meal~ .. chool at Ball State Unl\Cr'llt)' and in 1%6 q po~1110n, program, 10 the Ncwport·Mc!>.1 obtained his master's degree an Unified School 01!>tnc1. He ha!> 1ndu trial relations at the The :-..tan and Woman of the: Dcsp11e having long re .. ume of cham:d an advocJcy group working Ln1,cr 1ty of Michigan. . Year awards "Ill be prc~enied al a A viewing "ill ht held I r dJ\ trom ;.~ pm .1t the funerJI home. 1675 G1,kr .\'t ( o'tJ \k-.<1. -B.t tht Dall_r Pilot voluntcc.'r ~cl'\ ice. hoth Maple' .ind 10 incrc.t)C the c11~ \ open 'Ip.tee He \\Orked for a time as a high ~pec1,1I luncheon h b ~R at the Rcdlhng \\ere surpmcd when the) and h,1, offered hi) C\pen cncc and 'chool a1hlct1c' l.:D.iCh before Wc.,1in \nuth < o."1 Pl.11.1 llotc:I learned I h I'> \\-CC Ir. I h .11 I he\. d hl'C n r---., -----~..--------------------~;;;=======;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::=;;::=;;::===========~ SClel led "'s ou don't Ju 11 Ill be p.ml back ... M.1plc \J1d ''lio "hen an honN come' Jlong. )'OU \J) 10 your,elf. Wc.'ll, "here'd tlw. come from ·' \\.11h \IJplc,, 11 1.:omc' trnm .1 h)I nt \11lunlal'\ :icll\ 111n !!<'In~ bad. lll 1960, "hen 'he ''urkcJ \\1th the: (\11lc:gc: Park Pl \ .1nJ through the )eJr' \\llh 1mol,cmcn1 1n homco'' ncr~ J\\0~1Jt1on'. I he Co' t.1 ~I c' .1 B 1 c e n t c n n 1 .ti Comm111ec. the (11rl' Clu". 1 he Child Gu1d.1me (c:n1a ut Or.1nl!c CclUnl). 1he ~cn11ir (1,mp.tn1~n P r o 1.: r .1 m ,1 I I .1 1 r ' 1 c " Dc\t~ lupmc n 1 ii ( c n ll' r. 1 h( \ 1c, 1 Con,olid.11cJ \\..lier '''uc' \tud\ Group .ind numcrou' 01hc r' A n,1t1'c nf :-.t1"1"1pp1. \l.1pfr:, attended h1~h \lhnol .rnd cnllc!-!e in Jo.nox' 11lc. I cnn .ind ~01 her f1r)I '·"'c ol C1lilurni.1 nc.ir the end of \Vorld \\Jr II . \\hen .. he UNQEIUE & ACCESSORIES QH£ OF THE l.N'Q(ST SELECTIONS Of THE MOST SENSUAi. LINGERIE. GOWNS Ta>OIES COMETS PCTTICOA TS ~S NEGUQ(ES PANTIES GAA1'D'S JUMfl'ERS GLOVES HOSIERY CAMISOLES & 8ASOUES Pl.US UNISEX wt.AA tolEHS PANTIES Glf'TS Sa.AME CLOTHING IOOY PAINTS lOTlOHS & ~S IOOY Of..S JEW£ll'Y INCE.HSE. KUMA SUTRA TATTOOS FOOTWEAR & MUCH M0A£ A&..90 IHSGUI' FUNNY CARDS • fO( .. OCCUIOnl bW1fldrt. anrWetUIY. '°*" end Nndl ~.U.tf~ ttu2...-""" 77~~8156 , .. , ..... v..., ~ Al The I ArOlllll IJWn \ Cm Be A a.Panic Pail. 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Supet·f..i 4-1111d( dubb.ng Oott>y-B·C NR. 11...es> TtMnday. February 14, 1991 • t' ~ ii L .. The Orange Coast Dally Pilot urvc)' of Local Leaders was con- ducted b} the international polling firm ~le1\hman-H1llard, Inc., in conJUi Cl1on \\.llh the Eddie Milhe Co , a \\ a1,hington-based business c<1mpaign consulting firm. Respondents were contacted from J li'>t of 272 city council and bu-.incs.. leaders across Orange Count\-. Th" is the final in'>tall- mcnt tlf n four p.irt series. ' ..l LOCAl NEWS: TIMES nm WITH PILOT What publication !a your moat Important source o f lnforMatlon on loc1l news?• ONLY REAO LIST If NfCESSARY 30\ LOS ANCEL?S IlMl:S 64 08ANC£ COUNTX 8£CISTtB 30 08ANCE COAST DAILY PILOT 2 08ANCt CQUNty BUSINESS JOURNAL 18 OTHER ; SPECIFY: Anaheim 8ullct1n Do you live in Or1n9e County? 100\ YES Whit Is the &Ip code for you r tlilJrC..A~Jt~7 9\ 2 3 11 2 3 ~ l 2 6 6 11 b 2 !> q ) l ~ An•hei111 8re1 Coron• De 1 Hu Coate Hes• £1 Toro Fullerton C1rden Crove Hunt1n9ton Beech lrvine L19un1 Be1ch Newport Beach Or 1n9e Pl1cent11 Sin Ju1n Capistrano S1nt1 Ana Seal Beach Treouco Canyon TuH!n Yorba Linda '' "!> t ,., re th.Jn 100\ duP to """'•tlPlf' re~r rsP< QUALITY OF LIFE ~~ •• r. w it~ do you t~.r.k the ov~r1 ll q~1!:~y :ar.i;e Coun•y 11 · r •. r. or f' r" !\~'; S 'RE .. :. .... ~· ·:~y ~.1s t"e ~ •t .rot.uer.:• c::-. •t.e qu~ •• ·: .. :• ra·q~ CCwhty (~(~w L:S7 J MOST INFLUENTIAL CITY 1;r- : s: Al· ... ~r · ••I J...~ ! :• lXA."r·r :·. :..·:r ~ ..... c-r :"s· .: 4 •• B~• : . Or•~~P J · .. , ....... lS\ 9 23 '' ... 20\ :o ... 3 I~\ !4 . ~ . . e 8 . \ J ~ \ l ~ \ '-.. ~. ' 4•\ .4\ .. \ ·. ·. ·. 8 ~\ .. II\ It ··~r •00\ :!"" ·c multiple respons~s . BIGGEST CHALLENGE ~~4t •re the biqqest cn1llenoes Oranqe County f~ ~s vrr 11, nea t five ye1rs which 1111y affect the q1-• .. tr ~.t .. ·~rP • PROBE Any others? ·~\ Tr1ft1 ctconqest1on/controllin9/pl1nninq ~· Tr1nsportat1on1~1ss tr1nslt/public tr1nspo :~1•1on Hou11nq1cost119e of propertiea/1fford1ble housinq Popul1tiont9rowtn1s1&e/overcrowd1n9 Cr1~e/l 1w enf~rcement/upswin9 o f urb1n cr1~e .: W1 ter/1 v11l1b1l1ty q G•nq iasues A Work force/jobs/1vailabllltylw•9• ac1 le/labor supply 8 Pollut1on111rt w1ter/chemic1l1/1 lr qua lity 6 Ao1d11t1nisnin9 r o1da/•dequ1te ro1ds t Poor/ethn1c/underpriviled9ed/ille91 l 1 liens ~ Oevelop~ent/l 1nd uae/controllin9 develop~ent 5 EnviroNl'e nt1l re9ul at ion119overnt11ent ••nd1tes l Oru91 l W11te/d11po11l/t o:a ic dumps l Coat of 11vino l 4 Oth•r 2 Don t knowtretuaed , •t•~s t ~or e than 100\ due t o multiple reaponaes. ~·-.............. --~--. , ' 0 RAN RIT1m ISSUES co~.munity 1nd civic l••ders were presented with • list of 15 isaues which Or1n9e County f1cea now and in th• future A m•1ority of co!llr'lunity i nd civic leader• believe Ocanoe County 1s do1n9 1n ·escellent • )Ob 1ddressin9 only one 1rea : the 1v11 l•bility of recreational •ct1vities (53\) While 11r9e proportions of respondents ass19n Or1n9e County •escellent• r1t1n9s in four other areas. s 1~1l1r or oreater proportions only 11s19n •9ood· r1tin9s 1n these 1re1s: • Employment opportunities (4 2\ ·e :acellent • 41\ ·9ood"). • The quality of h19her educ1t1on (39\ ·escellent.· 46\ •9ood"). • Support for the 1rts (33\ ·e:acellent.· 47\ ·00:~·1 • Air tr•vel 1va1labi lity (33\ ·es cellent.• 41\ •9ood"). REPORT CARD Is Oran9e County do1n9 •n e sc e llent, 9ood. fair o r pocr :o: 1n 1ddre:aain9 1 rt.. •~••l•b•l•tv of r•c:r••tion•l •CC )YJ(Je .JI Csplov .. nt "' JP • opportun•<••s' fl' f l 11 :h• qu•l•tv ot th• h19h•r 9doc•<•on •v•1l •bl•' )9' •6 lJ The •v•,J•b.al1ty o f ••t •r1 ''' •6 19 Cf f orts to bloc• •nv o ff shore o•J dt1ll•n9' ''' JJ :1 rt:• 'IU••·~I/ o t MTJn• •• te " :It• tfJ•: i •1 ct eJ• .. 'H•r-. •n.:1 ••e~rtd•rv ~u~•c1~n' 'rccec c,on o/ t"- env11on .. nt, Cff rts to unity Cll• Councvl Th• control of drug •bu.Se CtJ .... c•u.19d by drugs or tN s •h of •l1•9•l dru911 lJ\ 19 JC) ., 1J ti " J.2 JO " ,. " 1 J J 6 J • ll H • J :e " IJ r~. 1ntr•itrutture of 1rr•et1. ro•~. •nd 1•,.9,.,.,•vs1 >' 1e o 11 J AREAS OF IMPROVEMENT " .. U \ 11 ll\ JJ Sll\ J1 '" JI " SJ •&' 11 81' JS r h1nl •n9 of th•se •r••• •nd the ISf'•CC th•v h••• On the O••r•l/ qu•lJtv of life •n Ora119• Countv. ,..,... ieport.,.t '' 1< tor ~r•r.i• Co..ntv co •Sf'rO•• or Iner•••• •• I• It eosc 1eport•nt. so .. •h•t •.,.orcen<. or l•••t 1eporta11t1 'l••s• cr11 co s•t p"orll,.• so Chu •ll •r e•,a •r• QIU r u.d •s .. .,st •llpert•nt · JC 1 6 1 RAT:NC or ISSUE--· f'l Ir/ L.1.;::c1.cc· f.;.::..L lMPCli7A":::t Of I~PROV:N:1 :sc~r~s:'c -7H:S :ss~E Avai labll1ty o f rec reat ior.• l 1ctivities E-ployrT'ent oi:port unities Ouelity o f h19her educ1t lOn A1r travel a v11l1tn l 1 ty Support for the •rts He1lth care Cecilit1es Av11l•b1lity Of water E!fo rts t o block oft -sno re drillino Quality of m•rine life Qu1lity oC elel'lent1ryl secondary education Protection of the env I ront11ent ECf orts to unify County Air qu•lity i111provement1 Control of dru; abu••· cr11M1 c1u1ed by dri,o• ro1d1 , ill • e • 53\ 42\ 39\ 33 \ l3\ 23 \ 17\ 15\ 12\ 11\ 9\ S\ S\ )\ 11 \ 14\ 12\ 24 \ 18\ 29 \ )4\ 31\ 35\ )7\ 4S\ 41\ 5 9\ '" e\ 26\ e\ S\ 49\ 611 \ 11\ 55\ I\ U\ 12\ d • ! . , .. lC : WHO IHOWI BE RESPONSIBLE? Should efforts to work out problems on te dealt wi th on a countyv1de level or should they t.e in tt:e hands of the nun1c1pal1t1e17 How about mun1cipal 1 ties? --deal with countyv1de or •t the --··-····-Q •····-·-···-'.... . .. COCJ1'TY· ICJllICI· MJTN 0011 ·r SO!'.£ >10: ..._, : ~ tAl.lTUS ~ ~ Ul:J. l!JilM YJ:l.1 ~ The evailabillty o f ur trevel fac1l1tle17 The 1vailabil1ty of water'? He e ltl'I care faci 11ties7 Env1ron,...nt1l protection' The lnfrastructure of 1t reeta. roads 94\ 67\ !>9\ !>9\ and hi9hw1ys' !>2 \ tz:p!Oyn:'ent oppor tunities? Support for the arts' Control of dru9 abuse , cnll'es caused by dru91 o r the sale of 1 l l e9al dru91' The ava ilability or recreational ICtlYltles? Elel"entary or secondary education? 4 .\ )8\ 29\ ll\ 12\ NEW LfADERSHIP 6 24\ 29 26 JC \ 30 H •• )8\ 39 8 29 53\ 9 )) :t\ l' l !> 2C !>l\ 12 8 ")\ • t 39 ""\ l 8 59 17 7) 9 Does Or enqe County ntoed n~w or di f!erer.t :eeders•.p 1n ----0 13---- [Y,)'l":" n.s HQ ~ Po I 1 t I Cl' 59\ 33 8 The env 1 rorur.l'nt , 38\ 44 18 £duca t1on• 13\ !>!> 12 Land deve:op~er.t• H \ 65 ll Ph;lar.thropy? !]\ 71 . " l us1nes1' 11 \ 74 1 !> ABIJ1Y RATED More 1pec l f lc1 lly, how would you rite lt1/the1r abll ltles to m1lnt11n or brlnq 1bout quellty of life In Oranqe County --eacellent, o r poo r? for • 9ovd 9ood. f 11 r . Loce l c h• t>er1 of co"""'rce7 Local city councils? The l oard of Super v ilou 1 The 1tet• repre1ent1tl••• who 1erve Or1n9e County7 The Or•nt• County lndu1trla l Le19ue? Local 9ra11root1 or9anhatlon17 Th• Ch1ncellor·1 loundtab1e? DON'T UC£LLENI GQQ.Q UlB fgQB JUU2li.. 26\ ' 17\ u 14 l ' 11\ 51 l I\ ll I ' t \ u ll 50 • ., J\ 21 ' • ,, MOSTINR.UENTIAL In general, vho, it anyone, ta currently aoat 1ntluential 1n Oranqe County 7 PQlltlCS: • 12\ Board of Superv1aora/aupervi1or1 11 Thoaaa Riley ~ Mar i an 8erge•on 6 Toa .Euent•• 6 Land developer• '!'. Da n Young '> Don Roth ., ., I I 2 ' . : Harriett Wieder Cha1raan, Board of Superv11ors Don Bren Chr1atopher cox/Chr11 Cox Irvine Coapany Ralph Clark Wa . Danneaeyer K1chael tianer Brad Ca t e• Dana Rohrabacher John sev-our Gus Owe n Mayors State representat ive• Birtcher faa1ly Republican party Don't know \ Don Bren :~ Henry Seqerstrom •· Irvine Coapany w111. 'Bill) l..yon : and deve lopera 'ohn ~nd Donna Crean Don !Coll Leorqe Arqyros T a Hlelson : c.J. ~eqerst roa ' Sons r1eldstone 1.:0. ~eal estate industr y Oon' .. know f.nV H'.O[;Aent • J\ Activist qroups1qraasroot coaaun1t y orqanitat 101 J AQKO/Director ~ Da n Younq Bob Gentry 2 Victor 1A1pz1q Jea n Watt Han)( Weeda ioa Rodqers Board of Superv1aors auperv1aor1 Ldnd developers A1rl1ne co~pan 1es/S uthern Ca l Solid waat e aanaqeaent rubb1ah ha uler• friend• ot upper H•"'POrt Bay Laquna con1ervancy ~ Other 4 Don't know J l \ Irv 1 ne Coapany :-1 Don Bren 8 Land developer• ., Wa. ( B 1 l I) Lyon ., Henry Seqeratroa 2 Don Koll 2 Ceorqe Arqyroa 2 Cary Hunt 2 Ray Watson ~ C.J. Seqerstroa ' Son 2 Koll Co. 2 Boa rd o t Superv11ora/superv1 aor a 2 Fieldatone Co. 1 Owner "1sa1on Vl)O Hoaea/Tony Moiao 2 Airline coapan iea/Southern c a l 20 Don• t Know Ph1lantnrocy:• J?\ Henry Seqeratroa b Wa. ( 81 l l Lyon 6 Don Bren ') Arnold Beckaa n ~ t..nd developer• ~ Seqerstroa t aa1ly/orqa nizat1on 2 Don Koll 2 2 2 2 2 2 44 Georg• Arqyros John and Donna Crean Irvine Coapany Rea l e1tate induatry 8ua1n••••• Per!ora1nq Art• Center aupportera oianeyland Don't know •Adds to aore than 100\ due to ault1p le reaponaes. WHO CAN LEAD Who ha• the c apacity t.o help lead Oranqe County in any of th• areas ve d iscuaaed? 11\ 9 6 5 5 ) l ) ) ) 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 a 2 2 2 2 :a :a a 2 • 47 Don 8ren l!loard of superviaora/auperv1aor• Dan Younq "9. (1111) Lyoo Thea.a IHley Henry SecJ•r•t.roa M•rian le~••on Geo~• ArCJ)'roe Caddi V•aqu•a City council• Don Roth Orv AabU rqey Arnold -.Ck-n itudy Ca.truiu Chr1atopher Cox/Chrla cox wa. o.nne .. yer IV•lyn ffart Vict6r 1Aipa19 ltONrt Poole JOl'ln ley.our Gu• OWef\ Larry A9ran Koll Co. C!\&-.ra of ~roe Chancellor of u.c.1 . Local ol~ed orrtoiel• .... °'" ..... (b-.pl .. lrM:h•. •ca.t•t .... a. anyono out.•) DIDf\'t lftOW •We te we t.Mft I"' ..._ te •lt .. &e l'Hf IRIH • ., Thursday, February 14, 1991 17 • va11nlln8'1. _ ~;d) Day ,·:c~~tf ~· C:,<J -:C> • ~ We asked our re ders to send us their valentine letters. Besides the winners on page Al, here arc ome that express true feelings on a day about love. From the puppy love pangs of a teen-ager to a "veteran's" thou$hts about a ca· )Oncd relationship, the following letters should touch a chord in all of us. Help your child tum off tv and tum on to reading. 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OUI OWN: 15 % OFF BOY a BAY WINDOWS l> FRENCH, SLIDING a ENTRY DOORS THR U FEB 28 '"'°"' • ~...a.W/rtpll(nN'lll,...-" 1t 1t"1 ,,.,.,. C.-lot(~-" eny fllMt ..... ofl., UI ...,.._ HcA Wcti nit Ad aoe4 °" c .. ""'.,,-..m ()My •~"' 11.- PULL£RTON I )5 Commoowttlth Ave. (71 4) 447·1480 MISSION VIEJO 16990 CloW v..-, Pkwy. D (714) )64·9066 SANTA ANA 180) £. Oftt Rd , IOOM (71 4) 261 ·'9« HUNTINGTON BEACH 7)90 Cmftt Ave (714) 994 .99,3 <KN MONDAY nflOOGH SATURDAY Cheap date turns into lasting love .m. We ju l h d M> much in com· mon . Dy u an Gr1•t1 Here' my love tory, how 1 fir)t met my hu band. ll wa over 11 )IC.tr) R&O when my future husbond mustered up enough nerve to bk for my phone number. t wa\ it bank teller und he would often let customers cu t an front of him in line ju5t to wail for me to help him, and one evening J wus so trying to impress him by my mile and q uick wit that as I was count· in~ buck his pay check l ah~cnt· mindedly gave him an extra $100. I wa • cheap dale then, we only went to Naugle . Seven months later wo were ma.med ind now we h vc th~e beautiful children end I gu~ we h d " cheap date that has led U\ co a li(etimc of ex· pen-.e~ It's been wonderful life with thi man. So us l caught my mistnke he was leaving the building and I ran ou t from behind my window and caught him at the door. And he [v.111 and Maria aid, what would you have done 1f 1 had left the bank with the money? And I very professionally replied, oh. I "-Ould ha"e called )OU up and told )OU to ·get )Our butt back down here. 1 hen with .1 'hecp1<,h smile. he asked, hO\I• come )Ou've got my phone number and I don't have yours? He turns tears into laughter for valentin e 0) Morla Mercado I can't remember what I ~aid, but '>Omchow I wrote down m) numtier .tntl I ga'e 1t to him anJ he called my hou~c two time~ hc- lore I got home that night. He 11 - n.illy caught me on the thmJ c.111 .ind tht:I'\. we went ou t on our f1rq date .1ntt we \t.1ycd ou t until 5 The love of my life '' n very ~pe· 1.ial gu)' named t:.van We met ~e,en year ago at h1~ 23rd b1rth - c.fa) party When we were intro- duced to each other he gcntl)' ht1cd my hand to hi' lips and ki~\· cd ti, 1hcn !ltartccl Ill ... ing "M.1ri.1, Can honnone therapy prevent osteoporosis? ST UDY VOW NTEERS NEEDED H you arr 11 "om11n .io or older "ho has: h11d your h1\I mcn\tru.11 pt'riod ""h'" lht put n, •. yt.lr\ bul not in lht hht 6 nltl\ WU. 111k~n un~ hormone \Up(>lcmtnh in the l.l't '" mnnlh' WU. h11tl a hySh'rt'l'tOlll\ then you m.1y he chg1blc to par11c1p ... c m a IWO-)'Cilr \tudy cvalualln& VilflOUS hormone \Upplcmcnt regimen' for the prevention of O\tCOJXIW"' (lo\\ of bone mmcral dcn,uy Im ptl\t mcnup.iusal v.omen Study mfllkaJ Cbb and m~katlon at no c~l. As a ~tud)' parlK1pant, )OU rcce1"e free ph~\IL.t.I e\.tm1nJl10n\ and ;a 'omplere d1aan<hl11. c' Jiu.it ion of yoor i:um:nl health st.itu' 111dud111g blood IC\I\ mea,uremcnl\ 1.1( )'our 1..holcsterol l~eh m1urimogr.im' P..ip \mcM' .i.nd bone m111cral Jcn,11\· .in.ti>~' for furlhtr Information call: ~ llf\(,t-I< \IJ l)I( \I. (,IWI r, J\( \10\fl\\ t-Rlf)\\ I' 1-'• 9"'l lo tflfl I \I ·H.l Perhaps You Slmuld Give Your Doctor A a.eek Up. It 's a good idea to exa rTI.ine your physicians before they do you. Call HealthMatch today. HealthMatch 1-800-262-6210 ' . ... v I JU'lt met a gi rl n.1mcJ M • ri.1 ,"(thc ~ng from West idc tory.) I knew ri ht then I wouldn't be ~lrong enough to rc- i t hi bo)'I h gnn and ch muns per nnlit) What c n I i,ay, it wa. love at f11'\l s1 tht. I know now that I wn and I'm going through chemotherapy. Believe me, I couldn't have got- ten through it without him. He makes me luugh when I fee l like crying. He give me :,t rength when t feel like giving up. He comfon me when I need a friend But mo'>t of all he g1"es me lo"c I le\ trul\ been the light at the end 11f my tunnel. I couldn't imagine life "-llhout him . I ~now the hand he Ml genii) ki,i,ed 'even years ago \\tll ne\icr be let go So H.1pp) V alcntine\ D.1) to \OU m) lo"e· I IO\C ~nu with .111 my he ;11 t. There 's no stronger love than for a mom Uv Uctl) Fuller I h,l\c J..miwn her .111 Ill\ lik I he "love uf nl\ Ilk · " Ill\ mPm ~he h.i~ '""'av.., been there t11r me, u11du,t.1nJ1;1g. glntlc .ind l'I'· 111!! '\tmL of th" ch.111gcd ''hen 'he h 1J .1 ,,r,11..c 1hrec ~l.'.tr\ •'f" \\h1ch kit hc1 l•1mplc1cl) p.ir.1h1ed on ,inc ,1Je l:H~n I houl!h 'hl' '' ~on · fine,4 111 her h·d, or "1th help. Ill ,1 B~tty Fuller's Mom wheelchair, she still remain) my sweet, under'ltanding, potient mom! Ho"• lucky I am to have her. She 1s m)' inspiration I lo\C you Mom. You arc dcf1- nitcl) ··une of the love!> of my hie:." Their love, once lost, was fou nd again U) Undo Anne Petersen Jon far)t ·s,1w me performing at a college henef1t. He was 19, I was 15 He told a friend. "See that girl up therl'. I'm going to meet ~er 'oined,l'r .. Year<; paS'iCd, and r fin· ,,hcd h1~h 'chool while Jon served in Vietnam In 1968. camping on a ~1"'1.,,1pp1 '<•ntlbar, my sleeping h.1g ,.,1th me 1n.,1dc:. "a.i. c..imcd off .111d gcntl) Jumped out hy a fire · ,,Jc. He\ guys. look \\ohat I lnund,' ,,mJ Jon He: didn't know 1 h.1t I "',,., th<.11 same girl from ,e,1r' h.1ll.. \\'c 'tarted J.1ting. be· ~.1mc Cnl!,lgcd, hut nC\Cr dtd m.irl). Jon !.;cpl in tou1.h for 1hc nc~I Ill \c.ir~. but lo!>I contact -See Love/Al The Art of Light )'ou can briglattn an) room of your homt w11h tntr{Y faving sll1/lpts by Wf'llO•. Our f ritndly liunstd 111- stalltrs can bf'aut1/y your homt 0 11tr- 111gla1 .. ~·11h I day in.stal/ation Shtd .fomt /1glt1 on tht subjtCI Call today for your frtt in -home estimate (714) 545-9793 FLAG SWEATERS at1ailable at NEWPORT NORfH CENTER MacArthur at Bison N ewport ~ach 644 .. 44 7 A CHANGE FOR THE BE I I ER .., really enjoy coming In here every w .. IL My other bank was so impersonal. First American gives me wonderful aervtc., It's convenient- and the atmosphere Is like f.m~ • -Jon Marp .. , ,,.....,t, 720 W1re•11, Newport.._ .. • 1tho goe without ying I pray my "°"'Al ~n and son-in·I w do not have to cJtpcricnce war fiM·h nd . A• the wlten I moYed to the M1nncapol11 Vietnam veteran1 have appealed aria. for the support for the present A four·)Clr carch and •help troops that tho e men v.ere de· from Directory A i tance pMed p~i-.ed of, my appeal i for the war successful. At '4 a.m. m) telephone widow). I know m<ht or my peer) rang . "I thi Linda the lo..e of my have no idea what the c"<penence life?" It w Jon. Both divorced can truly be like. v.c began flying betv.een Cahfomi~ ·. In light or all the media cover· and Minnesota, and' our phone age of the gulf war, my vulentinc bills kyrocketcd. thoughts th1 year arc greatly influ· Jon aid, "Enouah. You arc cnced by what ·ur meant to me . I moving to California." That wa ndmu my hu band' m1luary duty even years ago. In 1987, on Val· created great feeling or abandon· entines Day, we were morned. ment for me. But, ultimately, I am Jon's two children were our at· grateful for my hu)band' fauhful tendants Jon's tremendous commitment to me. And, I am )trength and perseverance ha con· thankful Richard Smith 1s my val· quercd mo. I ob tacles placed in ent1ne. My thoughb follow ... our path. The l<>'<e, trust, .md faith The gulf war probably brings has helped us to O\iercome much memories of past v.or to many; ~tres , pain and financial h.1rdship . the recall of those war experiences Through thi , ~e\e grown as a al)() brings res1gna11on to the im· couple well as individual!). pact of most people's lives I wa a Thank you Jon for allowing me )Oung bride of five month v.hen to be my own per'IOn, and for that my husband "'a unexpectedly <..ill seven )Cars ago that gJ-.e U) a ~rafted. Upon his induction, our ,cconJ chance. linances and educattonal plan Lo\.e, your pecial an~d Lind.i. "'ere fore\.er changed, the birth of :i child (conceived on the eve of Love makes a life of hard ship worthwhile Ry Kal"fn L Smith I realize 1t i an undcmatemcnt 10 ~ay the Gulf War is on even· ,,nc°\. mind lately. And. 1t probJhh m) husband's departure to Viet· nam) also s1gn1ficantly restructured our goal forever after life has not been ea'i) -nor has It been bad. We soon had a <.ccond child and 3 surpme veter· ·'"' di<.bur~ement "'h1ch cn.1blcd u~ to bu~ a house. Then my husband completed an apprenttcc progr.1m which required rull·time employ· me nt plu ni ht school n addition to lo\'Orking a ccond part-lime Job. He eventually became· a licensed electrician. Perhap many Yrould say J Wll afforded the luxury of bein1 a hou ewife. Ho~cver, I prefer to believe I also had an important job -for which there wa no mone· tary reward. For 18 years my pn· mary re pon 1bility was tendin& the children. I then sought employ· ment out ide tbe home to afford their college expc n es. Our daughter is scheduled to graduate from college in June and he, too, ha ju t become the bride of a fine young man who has just begun graduate school at UCI. Our c1ttraordtnary son is a sopho- more at UCSD Besides luck. "e ha"e worked hard to accomplish our goab. Life has been hard and it ha had its share of surpri cs, but it ha) been good If .t lc:new 23 ~car~ ago what lay ahead, I would .. 1111 be grateful to pend my lire with m) hu band I realiz.e hts IO't'e for me and hi commttment ~o me h,1\e m.1de many of ltfe's triab bc.ir 1blc -no. w"orthwhile Thank )OU Richard. Tenant turns Into a permanent resident By Ua FRrdtltt My roommate turned out to be .1 rumor" 1 I met m) husband t"'o and a halt years aao by rentina a room to him as I rent a room in my home for financial reason . I had met him in "Parents With· oul Partner ," two weeb before that at a PWP dance and I had danced v.ith him ~'<eral times as being an amigo I v.elcomed new mcmbcn. Suddenl). my roommate mO\ed out and he wa told b) another PWP pcrwn that I had a room for rent and he came by to look at it and I thought he was a nice clean cut man \O I rented this room to him So only after three "-ed .. s of liv· 1ng in m) home and at that time I had m) daughter, two grandchil· dren and my mom li\ing there, then he asked my out for coffee. We were sining at this restaurant and he told me he ~a' m 10 ... e "'ith See Love/All AGoLDEN GETAWAY INYOUR GoLDEN YFARS Swan Lake? • Special AARP Rate $7"* flt'T ruiu 7 ""' /).'T ~Kl ~~if< to the San fr..nci.ico Mvrion Fishnman's Wharf \l.t''re 1,~,ueJ in the heart 11' the "'"dJ reno"'~.J Fish- l"fm."ln\ Whart, tht' l~~nJ.:11) dtta th.it nuk~ San FratKl"-P "c."veryt~\ t.lninie c1rv" Y11Ur ''a' tnelt~ Jeluxe k.1.1..lfT\m1 J.1 lklO.\ at d ~ul '\.ARP r.tte "} ~fntt atlllCht.'f J.i\ •l1r-.tWa\, 1.all u- Jm.'\. I .u (800) 525-0956 1.,.. 1..1't0t.k.I W•Ur tra1..el l\,"l:"nt •f't~r l• ~..,. Jr r .. ~llS".ifUIC~~" .. a.W..I"' I 'illit! 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Ho had already seen mo at my worst, with curlers in my hair and c~aming ot grandchlldrcn. etc. A · the ~cc\; went by, we ort of 101 more involved and a year· )31er, he give me an cng aemcnt ring. A year after that. we had a wonder(ul wedding at the gatebo 1n Laguna Beach on June 2. 1990. h was such a unique situation as ac1ually we never had 11 date and he never called ond took me out ai. he was always there when he wa n't working. So now, we've llccn married 8 monlhs an now have the house all to our~el' C) and every 1hing looks really bngh1 for lhe foturc. , He has lou r children h-. .i former m.mi.1ge .md J ha1;e one daughter and two grandchildren So we have .i 101 111 c..limmon He\ .1 \\Onderful m3n and treati. me 'o great 'o we'll have each other to gro'' old \\11h as we're not .,pnng 1.h1d..en., Lost hiker turns Into a round valenune 8) Connie ~u ndblad I met m\' special valentine over 2 . .., \e.ir~ .ll;!O. Wc \\-Orl~cd for 1he ,,1mc.. company. he was an cng1- nrc..:r I \\J\ a -.ecrctarv. We were mtwJuccd ti\ a mu1uai fncnd -who l..nc\\ \\C hoth lo,cd to i.h Bill d1dn t IO\llC me ll> h1' apartment 111 ''c hi' elchtn~'· he 1m.1ted me 111 n 1..·h.inge ~k1 m.tl!ilLIOI.!'>. Soon •'c.: ''ne d 1t1ng on a rc.:cul..lr h.1<.1-. .111J 11u1 c11mp.in~ 1..h.1q!1.:d m\ J\· '1gnmcn1 '" 1h.1l Bill "·" one ol 1~1r c..·ncinn·1, I \\,1, ,1"1sncd tll '~11r)., tor 1.1pp.11cnth 1hc~ l.lldn t kn<.m ''I: \\t'rc.: .1 1..·nupk l \\ c cn1 '' d ,i,., trip' ,111J ha1.. ),.. p.i.~111 1! tliro11.:h the.. ,·on r.1m' al- r1 Ill I lit' l t \\ J\ (llJ .I b.1(1,. p.1( l..ml! •rip 11 rh ..., 1..r' 1 '·' 1 Lt \lnun t.11n' '' h1.. r U ~I ''''I mr hr1el1\ .111d ·'•th l!ll.' 1\ 11.'11d lnund me 0 Jg,11n th 11 I 1.: p11 r•"l'•• I L!t1 .,, he."·•' 1111tc '1 ri.111, .1h1u1 nnn ,,,an tmi.: • • Ii., 1• L a1!.11n • \\C 1:1..·ld1ratcJ nar ~ th " ·Jd1:1;: 1rrn1\1..·r,,1f\ Dec 1-l. l 1111 'I II • n \\ \ l I h ,, l" •• l!O(!J m.11 n1i:_1.: "hc•\ \OUf t,I, d l,l~e' .1 ,l,.1 'J1.o1t111n '''h1ch 1' \\her1..· h1..· " .urrc111' '' .ti ., I r 1hc llr't time 111 '111 1111111.icr, phone'> .1tkr ll\e d,t\\ l!ld h1' fir"I dlnllner11 I' I ler:.11nh dt1 Ill" C ~:-..;," .ind I ''•''"I 1.:\1. n 11111.:nJcd Hm\r\cr hr Jtd t 1111•\\ rh.11 1..nn11•1cn1 \\tlh. I t \C' \ •U. oil ,!\\I'('. rn\ Ol'\l q11 ''"'fl n11.:h1 111\l' i'-L·c..·n, 'Bill "h<•' Bashful valentine awaits her Romeo lh .h nnift·r \ndcnon Jr 1" I> .crnl•c r d '' "hc..·n I .. 11\ .HI"" 'hl' '•ll'nlL room the Im\ th.it I ,,,111ld h11c 6'1~~~"1l P1\MPER YOUR <;f lf JN AN I l [1<.ANT I IARfiOR I OCATION MONDAY & TUf.<iOAY ONLY PERM PLUS AVEDA PERM CUT& TILE 59.95 PLEASE CAU. FOR APPOrNTMENf & ASK FOR PERM PLUS 722-3500 2901 W. COAST HWY. sum: 210 NEWPORT BEACH, CA (,_:.~) After several da)'$ or bashful hcl· loet. I knevt that 1<>mchow there W¥ me kind Of chemi uy be· tween us. And, •lthouch I am only IS 1/2, I am prcny 11uro that Jerry i' lhe one 1ha1 I wall pend the ~ t of my hre with. My feelings for tlim, 8$ you can cc, are rather tron& for a boy I don't know well, But, l know he likes me ns I like him. Jerry i n wondcrf ul guy. He is innocent nnd caring. 1 know tb t he would not do anything to hurt me . And, I feel o stifc with ham. Ju 1 holdina hi hand would pie e me the most. Everyone dreams of someone who can be 11 friend, advi er, and lover. And, indeed, Jerry i that one-in-a-million guy that my dream ;ue made of. Sincerely, Jennifer Anderson (hope to be Jennifer Jones.) A ftrst ldss marks the beginning of love Dy Erin Graham Dear Bryan, lt 1 hard to belle' c that ii hai. heen more thnn four \Ca~ liance we fir t met. I can remember my- self as a sophomore and you as n iienior an our high school Spanish class. We may have never met if at .... as not for the alphabetical eat- ing ~hart I blushed each time you looked al me I was so shy I could only gnn and nod m) head J'l a re- spon!>c to what you may h:id ~aid ro me Being too timid to ap- proach you an the hall .... a>"· I tou nd other wnvs to he nc .rr \OU. l\.nm,1ng Hl~1 "ere th r ·drum m.11or of the band. I \t)lun1ccrcd 10 he cc..J1trir of the nrh anc..J mu,1c ,1:1..1100 of the )eartiool,. \O I \\Ould h,1,i: .in n cu'ic to go to .i ll band p1.. rf11rm 111ce' You finJll\ nnt1Ced m' ,,heme' to be near \Ou Jnd nn m\ lfllh htrthda), I rc:ce1\.ed m' llN k1". It v.as the be\t ~ill I 1..oulc..J r1..·cr l\c, Orv.in . Sanc.e then v.e ha,1: grov.n so close. I tccl \l> lortun.11c w h,l\C ~uch a c.1 nni.:. lmang. 1nlf Jc\lllcd bo)fnenJ \\h11 po,!>c,,c, the ,,1me value' I Jo. I IPo l.. f\lf\\an.I c.1ch da\. hi q1ur ..... 1rm -.n11k ,111d 10 fell .)our h.ind an mine \\l.' h.l\l' "' much lei )11.,l,. t11r· \\.Hd 111 in the future \\c ,qll he l11ll1ll1ng 11ur dream' IO!!ethc1 .. ind 'llJlp<HllllC I: 1ch I th, r t .. 1,h ''er nl the '~·I) I l11\C-!><1U. Love that's homemade and full of sugar lh llird1t K<'ndall \h \1.. Jnd I ml't ir 'I.ale..''·'' crt1Cer. 'tore on F.11m,t\ ·\\ cnu1..• One 1..· ( n n~ "h1lc hu~ 111 ! 'uf!,tr 111 nu!<;c (1\\>l..1n I h 1ppc..n1.:d I•) gt• rhrouch I" lht:d, <;1,1nd A' I pJ1J lor In\ l'f<XC{IC'" \\( hJd j "'"' ~011\U,,llllln ,lhllU I hi)~ !'fl,\\ home 111,1dc loo!-1c' .irt· ·r h.11 n1ch1 ,a ller rht· coolie' \\i.:J<.' dune 1 tkudt·J I \\OulJ hrtng him 'om<.' I rrlurneJ tn the 1t1rc ;.ind l!.<\l ham .1 h;.ilf <folcn or ,n, I le \'J' very busy so I left. The n~t two weeks, l ~nt in every niaht h p· ing to find him, but, tin11lly g \C up. Then whUe fn the tor~ one mornins, I uw him. l id hi, he aid hf. We both ~1d, ''Where h:ivc you hccn?" So on lhe ftfit of January l 973 he a ked me out •• at the end of Fel.Jruary, he a ~ed me to marry him, and at &he end or April, we were married. He' a true entle- man nd a lover. He brings me Oowen or just a single ro e. He tell me he love me 11nd thnt l'm beautirul. If I'm bu4'y, tired or ,ick, he will cooi.... clean. or do di he 111 on hi own He puts has fait h and h111 family first with no C'Cceplions. Thi April, we wall cclchrate our l th wedding :mnivcrsary I thank God everyday for blessing me with \uch n caring. loving anti g1\.10I,! man . He 1<; nnd always wall be mv valentine. An active lifestyle leads to active love n~ \11chl'llc ~trand It .111 1,,\;lftcd in hil!h ,~h111,I 111 ou r 11101111 Har I "~' rr H.ll•tnf l...nnh tor .1 ( i11I ~1..11u1 cnr11pc11111 •II "h1..·n Jon C•irr1.ctl·d me I '"' 1- prt,cd hc ~01:\\ ""at he.. \\,I\ d111111.: .ind l'\c..'n mnrc l11rrn,1..d th ,11 he ''·'" .• B •\ 'il•I t II .J Ill l l'mb If f ,l\,l'd 1b •111 11 I H'nt1m· thout:hl \\C \\d1..' the prrf\ d l11Uple .. and : ir It ur 11.: ,., \It' h 1H fHll\t f 1hc111 ,111 ~·rad I r1..•,iff\ •rrll'l l,lll' till' loll I Ill.ii )•Ill I!"•' 1 11 ol h1' "'' 1 1 ,,. In 11 \llmmer \\(.' air h•llh b11,1t 11~ r · -1rnc111r' 1n 'rpJr.11e p.ir1,· Pl ' \\ pmt li.1\. .111d i;\CI'\ \\ t'dllL'd 11 1 ,,,n l'\PCd 111 0:1..·c ham lc,1dtn~ 1 I ttCl' hnt• 111 c.1n11c' i.1 "here I .\ r k 111 p.1~ me .1 '1,11 111. .aJ,11 111.ah·, the dl11rr 111 Ir 'l hPmc I rn•n 1:11\lq;r ,.,._ h \\ 1..k<'nd "" ''c..' ~.111 l>c ll ll!Clh~ r \11m<:1hinc th 11 .1111.adl'd m(' 111 Inn "·" hi' .1dl\l' l1l1..·,tdl hiked the fohn Muir trail, cycled and tailed the roa'lt, wind urf cd, roc:k climbed, skied, and •raveled cvef)'Wherc from O>lorado to Mc•ico. Jon, 1 ju\\ wanted to thanlt you for alwa) bcina there and being uch 1 b1f pan of my life. I feel no re munt an letting the world know l lo..,.e you and am ailing you once •a in if you will be my valentine. A poet's llv8 thlt 11111 Ill ltlffilty Dy Tracey Emtr on Come take my tuind. Walk with me. We ha\.C o much life 10 ee. Side by ~ide. through eternity. Walk by the ocenn near the sea . Find a i.pot or sand ~11 by me. Laugh, love, and dream llf what will be. .,, r ncnd' of one spmt together always free. \\arm th and k1ndnc '> \\e •m: \ercn11v. I ouch a heart· qu1ctlv m.tr!) me . Re.H:h out and reach rn l<'Vk ,md \CC BrcJth a breath of hie 'ct 11 free Bab) hoy comes to '>t:\) m.1kc' u~ 1hrce. Com<' 1.1ke mv hand \\,11 1. wath me~ \\ c... h.1, e so much life to '>t:e. '\1llc b\' "'de thwuc·h e1ern1t) Late-night visit turns Into 64-year aHalr lh ,. \ u It chnridcr II f di 111 richt l'Ut ''' th.: 'k"' II "'<kt ll.11)2Ja1Q pm. \h "'1c1 .ind I h:td alr<'.1ll) .: •11.. r • hlll --1h1..·rc "·" no \Uch lll'ni: ·"le le\''"'" m tlm'c J,\\\ \I• h11\lrtc11d Jim. \\ho "a' < 11lc' hm friend and Jno1her 111unc tdll'" dn Hkd t.1 'top h\ to ,1,11 1111 tlH1r \hi\ tu h1l..c up 10 \lu11111 \\ 1.11n J hC\ 111.e 111 hike 11 !lH.:hl \11ddcnh. mnlhcr hlH\I antu 11.: tr• I c\uteJI~ 1. \<.l.11111rd ( •l'l up' ) 1t1 h,1\l' c11mp.1n) '' ~I) , -1 1 111 I I llrt'"rd hmric<ll\ tnd 11 11 i: r1tl'11nc 1hc Ji, OL! W<•n 'm tl111 ,• h 111d\,.1111..· kll""'· One "·'' t 1 11\ I• )lr!l.flll 11 1nt r11d11,cd rhc..· 11thlr t-."'' h111 11nl Inn!... .11 ( h.1tk,, Bin)!o' II I \\ ,, It l"\l' .11 ''"' \ll.!hl fl "'' ti! \ll I' inti ( h.1rk, \\J' lfl l 1•11''-1 11. 111,::11, "hen 1 "·1' II\ 1· I 1 1111 k' h.irrh 2fl, \\l 1..·lopeJ I I \ Ill '1 \lid IOd \\!:fl.. In 1111<.d IO lhl 11! l ,111111 h<Hl\c ;-...,,,, .ifler h-1 \ "' 1 t m 1rr1 l~t lo\l. '1111 pie \ ·" '' .< h.ulf..', \\ii\, .rnd 1,, .11\\.l\'> 1...tr· 1111!. ~ind, 'ympathc&K .. 1nc..J gcncr· 1111' I '<'11taldn'1 trade him lor ,inv- 11111: cl'c 1n the \1o-h<1le world I JU'I ,.mt 1m.1.:ine lik v.11hou1 him I le \'''" m~ ~pl'u.11 \.ilcnlmc. By Doll Glbeon I met my valen1inc in the um· mer of J96S, but it wa n't love at fir t 13ht. She rc:nted a hou c in Newport with 5Cveral girl rricnds that sum mer, but ii wa one of her friend that c ught my eye. That romance quickly fiz.tled, but J ran into my future love and her friends again the next ummer. Just one or tile e lucky chance mectlng-s, my friends a~ me crui ing the pcnan ula end f an<Jing this me group of girls again. Thi time we discovered each orher. Jr's now been almost 25 years !hat we've been together a., friends and lovers. There ha been the ups and downs of marriage, children, new jobs, new homes that all cou· pies share. And, when times wcre tou1h, and I wu feeling low lhe wa always there to pack me up, to help me make the right dcci~aon She has given 10 me and to ev· eryonc she touched rar more than he has ever taken. Each day with her i\ unique, kind of like a lire 111 it own m cap ulc form. She ha a kn ck for molcing me laugh wh~n I need it most She i patient and loving 11\ the times when it seem impo iblc to be either. I make her angry. fru trated, confused and a little crazy and l don't tell her enough rhRt I love her and all the 1h1ngs she doe for so many peo- ple. She will probably never know JUSt ho\\ much I IO\.C her because 1 can't . express that much love in \.\Ort.Ji.. A love that wlll truty last for an eternity Dy 0. Roberts Reasons for Love - The one who has captured m> heart is always there for me. m good times and in bad. Through His eyes or love, He secs me • .., perfcc1 nnd whole Eve n in the rn1cbt of my own Jc pair over a life threatening d1 ca e, He ha) calmed me with the knowledge of His omnipresence. He comfom me. He takes me by the hand and leads me 10 gentle place!>, anvaung me to rest in His pence I c..:an trust Him. knowing th .11 I le keeps His prom1~ci.. One of m~ laHmtc!> being that He v. 111 ne\er leave me or forsake me. He will be "11h me un11l 1hc end of the carih. • even until forever. Out of nil lhc people of this v.-orld, wha1 is so wonderful i that He h.is cho.,cn me . Mc, so unde)crving of uch :.a g1vin3 love. In return all I hawe to do is love Hirn bnck. and HC\ fulfills my every ctc"rc I want for nothing because C1f J l1m. I am · nothing without IJ 1m. For all of this, loving flam come'> casv I love Him bccaui.c He lirst h>\.Cd me There l\ no grc111er love 1han H 1) I h<l\.C hc.1rd 1l said that, "Gre.itc r lo'e has no man than th1\, th.it a mnn la) down has life for h1~ friend'" M> heart belongs to one "ho •~ that great. ""ho laid down H1i. life for His fri end , and who~e IO\.C 1 everla sting. My valentine Is a dog, thank goodness! U) '\~1urren Darrlscn "' \ .tlen11ne\ D.I\ .1pproachc' I .1m plc.\\C d tu h.ne .:in opportu- nat\ Ill mtruJ11ce th1: lo'e of-m., late..• Ill other' !\cit .1 tall h.1mhomc m.an hul a gorgeou., l.ir~c hi.id. and \\h11c dug ~h lme " named A.1h} <;he ·, .1 hugg.1hlc .l-)car-old mutt 13.lb~ ,tnd t met one morning al the Inane An1m..al Shelter and 11 "J' lll,e-.11 '"'' '>lght f11r hoth of U' Once I -.av. her. I immed1.1tch \topped lool..1ng. 'he ha' bwught mm;h h.1ppanc ... ii into m} hie Deing divorced for 'c\cr.il )1..ar,, I h,1,r lcarneJ th,11 the more I 'l'l' of men the heller I apprect.lll' m\ do~. She never complatn\ about "h.11 'hc: h." tor dinnc.. r or 11 11\ I 1t t hctn~ .,cf\eJ She ,1cccpl\ me \\hc thcr I Jm \\earing a dre'>\ or I '" and ne,er Jlk!UC' he \1..·ems 111 'lll'P<lrt all t1I ni, 11k 1c, and dc - \.1,111n" B.thy i:reet' me w.irmly "hen I j.;( t hl,mt' fr1,m "url.. at m1d1111?hl .and 1' \Cf\ pmtc<11ve. ~he 1oler.1te., m\ groud1~ mnmh and hnmhle ml•rn1ng pcr,on,alit\ M"'' 1mror1.1n1 111 .tll , 'he 1' f.11th· 1111 ( .an 10\onc.. !ind a more un- 1..011d111Pn.il ln\C ' II \\1H1ltl be fun !l1 he nnc 111 the "mncr' of th1' c..nnte\t anti he 3 Janner cunt 11{ \'11lJ·Sma f he 1l\\ ncr 'need nnt worl"\. 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Huntington Betch Hunllngton 8NGh (714) 891·4505 Retirement LMng for ctWe Seniors For an excellent Jocntion ... look no further than South c.oast Senk>r WJos! Includes suda lldurfa cu: • Maid iltd u.n SfM<"f • """ Smb . . , .. """""' . Odttnfftfs •ZIHollr~ ORANGE COAST 1111111111 An Independent Newspaper Published by Page Group Publishing, Inc. Robert E. Page, president & chief executive officer William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president Steve Marble, managing editor Elliot Stein, Jr , chairman Gerald W. Adcox, Jr., executive vice president Howard L Schramm, vice president & general manager Walter BMrroughs, 1901·1989, founding publisher Edltorlal ' I Expense hike leaving stink in Sacramento Leave 11 to la"maker4i lo take care of themscl1.es The tatc faces a S 10 brllton budget ddic11. Folk-. in \.1cramento arc talking about cutback!> 1n education, in health services. tn benefits for the need~ -all of the program elected off1c1als arc <,uppmed to O\er,ee But ho" can the) be faulted" After JI!, there's J rece ion going on. Tax revenue-; are down. Governor \\ 1lson warned Wedne day that the crms 1 so ~cvere the Lcg1<,laturc can't .1fford to wait until the end of the fiscal )CM ro face the music How 1s 11, then, that leg1,fatoro; '>till man.1gcd to finJ the tund\ to g1\e thcm,c1'cs J 9 1 2 percent inucJse in dJll) e\pCO)C mone) ') Well. of cou rse, the> did it J long time J~n. pa,o;ing a ball th.tt tied their pu diem pay lo 1he rnlc ft.dee.al employees receive in Sac.:r,1mento. When Wa!.hington·~ hurc.iucrat<; get an 1ncrcai;e, so do their statehood brethren automatically. Th.H wa). they can honestly tell irate 1axp.1ycr'> today that the dec1s1on t'I out of their hands No mu''· no tu" No t.m. Lcg1slator4i regularly p.1ss law~ wtth auton1.111c tncrcasco; tied to tnOnt1 on. the consumer pncc tndc-< or \omc other ,uch method built in They gel sal,1ry ancrea,ec, th.11 "a\. 100. With tho!oe kind<, of shenamgan!o, '>m.lll "'ondcr the ,t,1te " 1n f1i;c.tl d1'>rcp.1ir A"cm\"lhn1.1n Gil Fcr~u,nn .,,ml h" 1.ollca~ucs pla\ such !!•tme<, "\o lcg1,lallW; h.inlh "111 he otl the throttle when the plane cr.1,hc' · .. The problem 1s," he .iddcd. th{~ 're t.1k111g thcnv.chc' d<l"n w11h the "hole <,IJle .. Well, probably not f 10!111c1Jns u,u,111\ ftnd a ",1\ tn I.ind nn their feet, c\cn tf 11'o; on 1he hJLk' nl the pcnple ''ho elected them. Letter or the month contest is on! We \lnccrely \\,int 10 hear )Our npintonc; on the Mucs that are 1in the mind' of the people of the Orange Coa\t At the end of c.tch month. the Dail) rilot , ... ,11 ~elect th~· ·Letter llf the ~fonth", Judged ''" dartt\, thnughtfulne"· tn\lghtfulnc" .and .th1ltt\ to per< .. uaJc The \\inner "'II rece1"c .in llrtgtnal .and "gned C\herff111' ed11on.1I c.1nn1.1n Write to usl This is a community newspaper. and we'd hke 10 he.Jr from you Letters should be brief and are sub1ect to editing. longer correspondence will be considered for a Community Com- mentary fea ture Please send submissions to the Orange Coast Daily Pilot, 330 W Bay St . Costa Mesa. CA 92627 or fax them 10 (714) 646-41 70. Plea~e include your name, city and phone number 1f you'd ltkc your letter to be printed. You ccin also call ouc Editor's Hotline al 642-6086 and dic- tate a letter to the editor Thank you for your involvement in the Orange Coast com· {)() ~ I llJ ... , ,, •••• - PUii Community commentary Thursday. February 14. 1991111 ., ...... ..., ... War for new 'World Order' missing mark By Roger Bloxham Ray Charles si nging "America", Whune)' Hou ion ~in1in1 "The Stu Spangled 8annff", P~idcnt Bu h gMng his "State of the Union Speech", Garden Grove Congrc\4'man Robert K Dornan · hurting himself applauding. yellow ' ribbon . crowded houses of "Ur'>h1p. children·~ Crayola war 1mprc,~1on~. bod) bags These are all \C:n. emotion s11mng. Bul 0 1t', three weeks of war and 111ne for ~me objective e"aluation. Io accompli h th1~ we need -.ume fact' and pnpe1ples from "htch 10 dra'-". Principle: It ts "rong to initiate force .rnd the onl) leg111ma1e u.,c: of torce 1\ 1n defcn'e The pre- emp11' e u'c ol force. :.triking wher 11 will deter pending attack 1s com1s1cn1 but barely bet~ I) The massive military pre)ence of the U.S. in Europe had been deemed surplus. 2) We need 11 place for all these troops Is humor war's casualty? and armJmenh, which arc ! 3 oh .. uletc an training and utility. 3) The l ~ ' lady ambas~dor 10 Ir .iq inf rmed their despot ruler ~addam Hus can. that Ku~ ait 1s h., 1f ht "111 take 1t neatly and 4111,lo.I) -' ~c ha"e gwen Hussein s;~ hlllac n 1n arms. he believed our lad\ ambas,ador. but all.!gedly By Timothy E Sheppard HJs the Persian Gulf War killed the American sense of humor'! I cmfying accounts by CNN rep\lrler' 1ra11ped in Baghdad at the: f.11eful· onset of the figh ting n>uld only make one's heart he::t"') .ind one\ mood grim. Soon 1here.1ftcr, however, JOkes began to l 1rn1l.11e Jbout a new line of doll' < 1\1\; .1c.11on figures A Bernard \f.i,m doll \\1th knee-. that .1ctu::tll) kno~k Jnd teeth that chatter lhd taste, or badl)' needed ,Ire-.(, relief 1 Cer1a1nl)' mO\I ot the rc{enl "a\e of gulf humor border' 11n bad ta\te. and often make-. n.1ked 1ncurs1on., beyond thut border. f\H e~ample. \Orne "111 4ue,11on the propnet) of Oa\ld Letterm.ln' '"' of top 10 features in Saddam I lu"ei'l\ bunker, including "u ~o.1t e>1Lcd m1cro"a\e" and \dulph H11lcr's old laz) Bo) rcdrner · The)e example~ Jre quc\11onablc. Others amongst the recent )pate of "Jokes" arc 100 dccpl~ ~teeped in rac1 m or hatred c"cn 10 print Americam 1rnd111onall~ have t.1ken humor vef) senoui;ly In fil CI, 111e "freedom of JCS!" 140 cuts To the Editor. The voters approved Propo,111on 140, lim1t10g the term-; and eltm1na11ng pensions for leg1s· lator'i. It did one addi11onal thing affecting the 1c,i'llati1.e process, 11 reduced cacti legi~lators budget b) 40 ~rccnt. With a large spra"'ltng Senate 01 tract covering four counties ... uch as my 37th Dtstnct. a popul.uion o f appro-<1ma1ely R~0.000 (lnrger than some states), co mmunicating and responding to con\lltuents, community groups, local government!), and fac1ltta11ng oot rolutions, are cnallenglng :md require dedicated, capable ~taff. Under the pr0\'1S10ns of Prop 140, alm~t half of my staff mu t go. The Legislature provided ~'>erMce pa> for five months to provide 1ncent1ve for early Best of the Hotline Amltt'I Ill Poor Peter Arnett, tuck in Baihd~d not bcin& able to send the American people the truth So, he's han1ing in there to send u the lies the enemy wa nts him to, includina showina our troops what they upp<>Kdly did to the civilian population. What a iuy! Truly he. and the rest of the news media, deserve a special medll for pvin1 Jid and comfon IO the en.my. If Jhete'I ~ jullicie. Araetl and hit Wdctill will. al end Ol 1W. war, f ICC IOCll rejection from our troop1 • 1DJ91 Alncrican1 no rcme to ...... iMfr ...m. probabl) "ould ha\C numbc.red among)t the ~lcmn guarJntcc~ enumerated tn the L ~ ( om111u11on. "ere 11 not. II ,.., rumored, for a 1c:alou'.:> edttur '.) l,1,1 -minute dec1\lon In cut 1.,ome te\I in order 10 fr ee up a fc,., column in1.hes for .11.I 'P·•Ce -:1 fohn ~l;inc<'ck .1dvertl\cmen1 or \omc \UCh Humor. then "in the Anh:ri,.in hk~otl. ;and funn" '" in nur hon~'. (\tn in ttme' ot ".If Dunng \\ urld \\Jr II . C rJrhe (hJphn )IJrred in the d.i"" t1lm The Great Dictator, "h1ch merc11c,.,1~ l.1mpooned the t~rant' 1)f that unfortun.11c er.1 In one 'ccne. t~p1f~in~ Ch.1phn"· nJir for w;ual humor. H11kr .ind \1u,..ohni \II )Ide Ii\ ''de m U\ JI harber chatr . each \~ 1ng to uanl.. his chair higher than the other' 1n a play 1.f dominance Saum 111~ the ch.11r-. e\entualh n'e ..,c.,,er;il store\ up and complete!~ out at the picture There ma) >Cl tic '>omcthmg left 10 laugh ahuut One rc')eT\ t)t, called up and atiout to lca"e for the gulf, reported that he "ould rather face Saddam's el11e Republican Guard than 10 cat rettrcmcnt' Several member' of m) '1.111 .h:i"e accepted th1 optt1'n including Susan (: rtck'>On "ho "orko; in the lmpcrtill Count~ office, "h1eh is no" clo 1ng Susan will be rc1urntng 10 'chool Eileen E1dam. 01str1c1 Office Secretarv, and a ne" mother. "'ill now ~pend more time at home Gary Jerome, st3ff con,ultan1 10 th e 'ielect committee on Planning for C:illfom1a GrO\l.th, "'II take a Civil Service po"11on 1n the Department of Finance Leslie McFadden. con ultant to Local Government Committee, will spend more time '-"llh her family Jutie rrochcrg, -chief or taff 1n my Newport orr.cc, will al'io he leaving for s1m1lar rea on Kc .. in Sloat, Ouef Leg1 lati"c Consultant in Sacramento, h°"'e\.er, dad not take the severance p. y ticcause he is leaving to take an ad\anccd inappropnate su tance. bccau<c of the way It bum and S(ratche-. I~. it is very difficult 10 clean nd 1t is incVltablc th t all of thc.sc thinp wilt cvcn1u11ly happen to the wall. l think thll 1t i a \'Cry poor ub$tanco and a waste of money, and l think the people who arc in tallinJ it are <.'Ompletc idiot but I pea I'm ju t another tupayer. .. m1li1aT\ ~t RL 1 MeJ1', Read) ll> Eat) for k' tho'c man~ month' 1n the field The re,er.1\l ulded thut 'u h food sits in rhc ''•)mJ h 'o he<i' ii~ that "1t mJke' '•>U feel h~e yuu JU"I .lie Gumt'I\ NU\\, th.11 '' l!mld .. 1ra1ght tunn~ talk rrnm .In c.nh\ted m.in. but for rc.11 humor. tn the generals and 'P'"'kc!>peopk tor the Pen1.1gon "'ho .ire tninl! to he 'enou' from the'.:>e h1g-h·r~nking mouthpiece' tumble 'uch JC\'cl' '' · I can't d1, ... u,) that . .ind I ~.tn't tell ~nu \' h\ I c~tn t d1~ .. u" 1h.11, be.:.1ui;e thc.n I'd be l1N'U"1ne that · The Pentuc.on mouthpiece' arc 1pt 10 1.1lk ;ibout d.,magc a-.,e,. And in a .. ,c,..,1ng the damage fonc 10 the \!reat American "'11, nne "uuld -ha\e 10 il\'>1gn 11 Jei?raded .. tatu'> (\1 pre,ene an1t\ 14-e tind occa\1on to -;mile C\en'. ;n grtm and dtre ttmes. But there '" l11zht·hc.Htednc,i; at the end of the iunnel, let U'\ hope lkc1dcd to include Saudi Arabia 1n h1., t3keo' er mo\e 5) Saudi 1\ rabta re :tc.rs b)' opening its herder' .ind 1b purse to the l., S troop' and equipment. Our problem of where to go and \\hat to do "1th our European pre<.encc wa\ o,ohed "1th many <1nc1ll.11\ hcnettts to the poht1cally f>'.l'4-crlul and pragmatic In tlm .1nalY!>1.., of the "War" we ha'e the "onlterful advantage of h1nd'.'>1~ht If \llll ,1111 think th1., war ts all 1bou1 ml \C.'U ha"en I been paying attcnttnn It 1s no secret that there h,t\ been a glut of 011 since Its dN:o\eT) and no change in i.tght J he J1,,1 1er\ of pnce fluctu111on .ind .1\ .11lab1l1t\ "e ha"e endured t 'er the la-.1 25 "ears ha"e been l 1rgel~ rea{\ l.n and over reaction 10 smernment interference in J1,trahuuon the "ar 1s about the "New \\ orld Order" A new order that \\tll make 11 safe for big ~l)\ernment, \lr'Orld g01.ernment, and the enterprises 11 favors. It " not about freedom and hhcrt) , nd prtnctple\, it 1s about poh11c.1I power and controlling the TimothJ E. 5htppard I rrsldent of Huntington Bt•ch. a "orld\ masses of humantty (XNllOn tn rhc GO\ernor'• ofr1ce There "111 be ltule attention g1"en b) the public to these dedicated people, though they "'ill be greatly m1s'ied, nnd thC) have made a 'iub,1ant1al contribution not only to m~ d1i,tncc but to the people of Calttorn1a 1a a ~hole. l ~ill be reorganizing my rema1nins taft 10 offer the be 1 level of 'ier\itce pos ~ible. Unfortunately, 11 will mean le constituent ca'e"orf.., fewer appcarance'i at local functions when I am not a' a1lablc. and some delays in responding to con,t11ucnt request . I a ure the people of the 37th Scrutte Otstrtct: • 1 " 111 do ~ yth1ng l can personally to represent them effcc11"cl~ and carry out the trust the "·otef" h.ave placed in me MARIAN BERGESO Senator. J7th 01 tr"t Part of that control ts by force. r I mprl\onment 1s a growth 1ndu,try. 100 percent 1n the last 10 \ea re; in the US) The other pan of controlling the mas~s lS by their emotions, nag wavmg. yell~ nhbon • pra)ers, ~ngs, picc ures, t>ody ba . It 1s working. h i cause tnr concern. A peek at what New World Order means 1 provided by Pre 1dent Bush's often repeated position of not 1argetin1 ind11.1dual ~hen as1ced 1f we arc going 10 "get" Saddam. It 1s not JUSt Bush sayina thi . Hi genera repeal the ~me po 1tion of .. Not urgetina ind11.iduals" then refuse further comment, accpt to explain that "e arc targeting h "thin ". Thi is consi cent with another Bu h war, lhe war on dru . Again, a war on "thing ., m t eff cctive II destrQYing individual priv cy and right to due process. A war on our Con titution and Bill of Right • In the meantime the "thin&" (dru ), <.'OntJnu~ to fall out of ra r. Use is continuing to dechnc a it has for the past 10 yea.rs. bCCIUIC of the "War on Dru •· but because people arc impl • fipring ou1 throuJh upenena: and oblcf'lalion tbe ncptivc.s of l am calHn& about lhe politi cartoon in the aJ>C!r tht mom.il)l..~4e1iClen I thought )'OVr cartoon· t uina a liule better. but this indicatc.s that the United Stites \pends too little money on educ1tion and too much on defense when in fact, w ~ pend too much .aoc, • ti. education al canoon• lf WC doft'I .... ~ b ddenfc, our eclaCIMm Wtl Ill - M IM KOi'U ... ~ ...... re.-... ..... ...,, of ... .... c-wi ~: ..... ,....,,.. , ..... hl~li foa alld lo• clouds. HI& a clouds, othe,. · .... .... ,,..,. win ..iostly ..... die Mid- clear. Cut~ .. wlnda and hi temptralur.s from lhe ~ 6o. •IMI 70s. W.aNllt Alf Qulllity: '•lchy low Air quality In mornln& clo11d1 Or.anse County and fog, otlwr· wW ,.,. ,_ wtH f.alr. A lilt~ cod lo Ult-warmer, tumlng althM. cool In IM eve- nln&. Moun1A1ns: BOATING Som e high . Owf lioMf COHl.J wattn, ....... cloudt. Gusty TODAY'S SUN 1\111\ifla Mtl lo Wl<llftwtfl IJ •llOU •ttlo 2•'-tf'U "1ndt and highs In ll'lt mtd·Sl>f Sunrise: 6:49 a.m. FISHING lo mid·60$ Sunset: 5:42 p.m. C-' <*11n ti ~II. IMO. _. Mill ... ,,tell _.. ~ Moel&...,. -'j"" ...... _.,... wc.ikobau. 0 () TIDES New Moon 1st Otr. Full Moon Last Otr. Feb. 14 Feb.22 Mar.1 Mar. 8 SUIT From A1 cretl) t.tpc.: recorded con\\.'r'>at1on that tnl!gerc.:d the l.1\\.,Ul t ''a' con· nccted \\llh the hcltcoptcr t11ght Othus \Jill II J1d King·., all(HnC\, RJlph R Lo\d dcdined to el.thnrJlc un the c·1.,c It ''-J'> undcJr ti th1.: ... ccreth r1.· cordt: J com cr .... 1111 in ".1, p.trt ol Jn offic1 ti 1n,c,11gat1on of the heh · copter tnc1dcn1- l n an an"'cr to the lumpl.11111. (),put\ Ctl\ ·\1tl1rne' fo,eph B.1r· ron ,,11d in legal papa' that 1 .111c .ind ( atal.ino had J lt:1.!1t1m.1 te ne1.d tn u'c the h'>tcnmg d~,1 .. c in the 1mc.,11,_Jttl1n of criminal lllO· Juct · "Defend tnh h.1d rc.:a<,on 1hlc i!rllUOd LO ncltC\C: th .. t pl.lllllill 1 J....1nl.!) Jtd cn~.1gc and M '';i' .1ht>u t tn cng.1gc in a a1m1nal cnn· Juel "hen the' rc.;cordcd the con' ._r,,1Lmn," th~ leg.ti J1•cumcni -.aid It"·'' ,q11\11ut 'in.ll1cc .ind 1n tt<\OJ I.11th .. Hutton ,,ud her 11111,c 1' Jclcnd 1ng L.1m.: .ind C.t1.tl.1no on th~ basis th.it thl·~ \\l'rc · .icttng an lhe ~ope ol dul\ · King "·' ordned rc1n,tatc.: tn the fX.lliCl' dlr.trtlTil'Ol l,1,l :0°W\l'nl· her. nearl\ l l :->\\1nth' ,1fl\.r h1.: "·" fired, \\hen the ~II~·, pcr,onnd comm1s-.1nn \Ptt:d t11 1mrkmt:nl a hearing of111.u\ r nJmt' for KinJ:' reinstatement. n,.1dc dfrclt\C l.1,t July I. Sources JI 1111. ttmc: 'aid the comm1!.sion felt thi: d1,n111,,al "a' too severe. ADVICE From A1 Plata branch of B. Dalton Boo J...· 'cller hoa!.ted a convention.ii \'al· l n11ne themed displa)' that rn- dudl·d everything from lu\h ro mancc n11,els ("Star Cro" cd U )\- e ri.," b) "-a> Hoo pc r) to more "'n- 1cal views ("Love ti. Hell ," by Matt Gro1.·ning) But dO\\n the concou()e at Brc n1.1no's bookstore, the 1herap1'"· coun<iclors and p))'Chol· llg1)t' had taken center '\t:lge an ,1 \ .ikn11ne ~ Da) d1'iplay I he 111le-. rcve.11 a smorga hord 11t romance malatltc'. and ta~c re· .tt1on ... h1r' trom before their tn· u~p1111n 10 hreaJ...up. There \NCre t11rrl' '" h11\\ 111 find .1 prance: {or [Htncl'"') .1m1J .I l0r1:'1 Of fr,1g, 1 lle.t1inf the ~1.irrtal:e Odd' ::_ \\hen )<1 1 \rl \mJrl \incl<. ,1nJ < hl·r '\'\' h\ H.1rh.1rJ l ll\rnhl·tm. I n\l' q \\, rlo. \''"I? 'I ur JP!"-IP I ind .1 \1.11t-. . h\ \Lir~.irll 1'l nt) I hl' l.111cr. 11mr<l mlhth .11 \'omen t ti ,~.1' l \<.erptcd 1n Co' nwpoltt,in m.1i.:.11tnc, the u1H·r pr,111d' pr.1d.11m'1 h:.11ua' 1 11,1 111 the.: top IO be\I Jllh'I llir mclttni: "1l'fl "umht.•r 't:\l'n nn that 1i,1 t' • 'l -hrm r 11 J trud, 'lllp B111 h\ I.tr the )!Tc.: .t\c't numhl: r ll 1 I t'llC' \\,I, I P'l:d ,ti hl\1.:1\ "h11\I tm1nJ c.11.h 11thcr h111 tll'Clkd ttp' 11n h1l\\ Ill \I.I\ IO~t I ha h1r couple' "hn "crcn't 'urc the\ hcltini: t< Cl'lhl·r 1n thl frr,I pl.1~1.: .iu1hor t:lkn l cderm.in ol- lt:r' 'Perft'd l'Jrtncr,, the Co11· rte' C nmn,111t-1lll\ Gu11k I ed S~ES REPS Sales reps for new Orange County Spanish language newspaper, must be bi-lingual Costa Mesa location, guaranteed draw plus commission, reply Personnel Director, OW. Bay Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 erman help men and women de· 1crmine whether their union wa' meant to be by such compatibility fac tor., as birth order, sleep pos1- t1ons, home decorating prefer- ence!>, e)e color and birth poi.1t1on According to Lederman, watch out 1f your sweetie is the product of a breech b1r1h "Brcech·btrlher can be a difficult partner for an} one." \he ~arns The current be t seller!> an the lonely heart genre are "Secret" .\hout \kn E'er\ \\om.in Should Kno". .ind · l 1~ht I lt' r ire - 1 hi" to Keep Your Man P:l'>!>IOO· .11ch and Hopelessly in Lo'e "•th Yl1U," reports Jeff Dclanc) l11 Brent tno'!>. fhe former 1s the late'' best- \cller by l3,1rhar:1 De Angel", ho't llf · fhc Barb.tr .1 De Anl!cl" '>how, · \1.h1ch <Hf'> local!\ on KH r aJl(l . De An~cl" · hoo~ prom ht'' 10 'ohc the three 01ggc~t m\\lene., ol men -<iuch J\ \\ hy Do ~ten Hate to he Wrnng'> -ant.I h!>I'> men ' top 20 .. exual turnoff ~um t-c.:r 11 on th1o; ll\t \\ome n \\ho .11 c '>loppy K 1sse r' rhc other curr<:nl tavorttc at Brrnt.ino '" · L1gh1 111' Fire," '' \\ nttt•n b\ l 1 1 orn re, re.Jent I lkn 1'rudm.tn. founder of the l 1gh1 lfr, I rrc mo11,,111on.tl 1ipc.1 loi.1ng comp.1m l\rc1dm.1n 'll!!gC'>I~ that \\omen 1n1cc1 'p.irk. into .1 re la tion· 'hip 11\ u'ang 'uch tr1d,., a<, greet- ing a m.in at the door weanng nothing but \IKl..·on gift bow\ I ·~ht I Ii . hr1.: " 'elltnl! c1 ,,. .,tlkr,1hly hcttcr .11 Brcnt.ino.-'I than 1t'I wmp,in1on '><:~ucl. l rg ht Her r1rc. Ocl.1ne) ,,11<.J In fa ct, he .111d nthcr cm ph1)CC' .11 the '>lore .. an rclall 'elhng onh me It"' help hook to a m.in But womc:n. mn-.11, in thttr 20, and 10, m: hu)ing them an C\.cr anc rl'·"'"!! numher,, s.11tl l)cl.1nc-. So. nn 1h1 .. d,I\ "h~ n 11 ,ccm' that rhc cn11rc \\l;rld " .1dnf1 on ,1 f rothv \Ca of chnc11l.itt '· roschuJ, and \Hupy \cntunrnt\ tJkc heart If thc'e author'>· 'll~Le\~ i<i .mv an· d1cat1on. Jn)onc \\ho ... h1. lflSIC~ or heartbroken 111d,1~ h.I\ plc:nty of co m pan). Experience D"'ange Coc..ntys finest Italian cuisine and a spect;acufar bay view. Dinner is served each night from ES p.rn. t;o -J &m. CWeekends 'ti/ 1:30 a.rnJ Ot..r piano bar will keep you hunmln' HI • • f/tONTlj • • .a.A. • • • COLO WMlll ,,A~ ., "t NIN-WN/ltltl, "" ®,....~ tm ~ rm ~ '5!) ~ 0 el ~ ,... lOW ,...,... """ , .. ~A~• "'°"' Cll .,.,., ,, "°"°" Cl°"° .. By Russ lJw 0rinoe Coast Daly Want to gtt married? Today? - OK, here\ how )OU do it. Ftr\t, unless you\.c already got tllood lC~t in hand, )OU and your kwe muffin must be laving together and w11l1ng 10 fork out an extra Sl.25 for what the count) clerk\ office calls a ''con- l1dcnt1al · mJmage ltcen'>e The li .. en'>e CO\!\ S48 25 total. And if '"u "'ant a count} dcrl.. lo marl) \11u, 11 "'" co't another $15 for ihc ccrcmon\ ~1m1l.ir to the regular S4 7 m.1ma~c hc.cn,c. bmh bntle and l!Hll.>m mu'>I he .11 le a!.I 18 vcar~ old tn '"alk unc,cortcd through lhl port.th of matrimony (Mt· m1r' need court and p.lrental pcrm1~'1on) And the dearly bc- lo,cd must he married 1n the 'time county in "'h1ch the ltcense l'I IS\Ued Got \our blood te'lt ? Then for $47 yo~ can get a ltccn~c to be m.1rr1ctl <1nywhcre tn the state as CLERKS From A1 \he 'aid prenupt1als could last up 10 t"o hour~ ~he concludes the .. crv1ce with the '>hon statement· ·Now that \Ou\c JOancd your elvc~ in marriage, m.1\ you !ltme all vour 11\Cl> to meet the commitment w11h the same lu'c and devotion that )'OU bo1h no\\ po'lsess." Some come fully drc!iscd an tuxedos and \\Cdtlrng dresses for the count)' ceremony, others 1n 'horts and f-shtrt' "We get a lot of second and third marriages." 71 44 All""IAI ,. 47 ....._ '° M .... ,. ,, ~,NC. " 47 OI~ ,. 0 ClnclMall n SJ o-c....4 1' S4 D.tllM·fl WOftll " 0 ~~· ,. .. Ottrtlft st so .. _ ...... 71 so ,......,. ... " 49 .......... 14 49 .._, .... IO so ·~ .. 7J 44 ~ .. c~ " 44 h•~· n 44 l.nle lodt 71 0 lowoil .. 11 4l ,,..,,,,.. .. 70 so Milomi ... <Ofh 71 so Mllw .. lft 70 4S ~·SCP•wl n n NaJ~lle long as the blood le t is 11ot more than 30 days old. For Jove-struck love bunnies in need of a quick blood test, one Newport Beach walk·in medical clinic offers test results for 1"0 w1thrn 48 hours. for a minimum cost of Sl09. For turt le doves with more tame than mone}. a local health clinic may be the way to go. At the Hunt· ington Beach Commun11y Clinic. SIS each ~111 gel the betrothed a blood te\t an about a week But 1f the tc~t re .. cals any rgn' of "cnereal d1sea e, the chn1c re · qu1reo, trc.1tmcnt and a 'iUb)e- qucnt neg.itl\C tc t result before a certificate I) l!.'ucd Another hot tip for heart· throb\ who qu:iltf) for 1n\tan t marriage an the county clerk's oCCace Gel there before the dtxm clo e at 4 30 p.m. "If you're in the door by •DO p.m., you can get married," said Kcllv Darling, one of eight coun1y deputy comm1ss1oncr; of marriage. "We never turn any· one awa)'" Darltng i.a1tl. "I n<;tcad of running off 10 Vegas, they find out they can do 11 nght here." .. '° n SI >• 0 JI IO so )J SJ 1l 71 77 46 4' 74 11 SJ 71 74 )4 l2 17 Darling and her county col· leagues get their authorization to marry as deputies of county Clerk Gary Granville, who also holds the title comm1ss1oncr of marriage for Orange County. But Darling said 11 \loa'i a surprise to find her ambi· t1on!> to \\Ork in the county clerk's office lead to such a meaningful occupation "lt's simply a division of 1hc clerk's office," she sn1d. "Jf your lucky enough to get to work here, 1hat's what you get to do. It's an intcres1ing job to fall into." 47 N.-o.tt-, . ... ll ,._YCIRCl!y ., Jt " :::::·~·"" •• ,, 41 .. ,.. l7 =:to. •. 0 JS )) SI • J4 It-.. " 'l kl ... S7 n )J SM AlllOl'io .. SI H S...ute '° ,. 44 w ... ...-.o.c. so u 11 " n ........ n 4l 4S k ijlfta J7 JS SI ....,., J7 ,. >• t:L."-• .. 6l S6 l7 JO " MnlcoOty 7J 4t '° MMlrul 14 00 24 ~ JI " 47 ,., .. )4 la WATER From A1 400 truck trips through our neigh· borhood every day." Residents who attended Wed· nesday night's public meeting at water district headquarters said they were concerned about a varie· ty of polential problems ranging from dusl and the effects of con· struction noise on young children to the carbon monoxide emissions from pumps once the reservoir is put tnto operatton. Water district spokeswoman Mary Urashima said the school sttc 1s ideally localed for the com- munity's long-term water needs and district is willing to go lo great lengths to make sure conslruction doe not disrupt daily lire in the neighborhoods around the school. Ciro f:.leguela, acoustical con· <,ultant for the reservoir prOJCCt, <;a1d a 15-foot insulated metal ~aunt.I wall will reduce even the loudest construction noise 10 a level comparable to that of street traffic outside the construcuon compound Gene Watson, district engineer, said measures such as the installa· uon of sprinklers and the hosing down of dirt trucks would elimi· nate most of the dust. And one reason the project will take two to three years, Urashima said. 1s that there will be no evening or weekend construction . District officials spent about two hours answering residents' ques· t1ons Wednesday night. Bui some who attended the meeting said af· terward that they were not satis· ficd with the answers. The five-member water district board is scheduled to decide on Feb 21 whether to build the $15 m1llton re ervoi r. Jf approved by the board, the project will still need final approval from the New- port-Mesa school board. If the project wins approval, construction could begin as early as next September, Kemp said. CLOSING SALE Everytliing Must Go Even Below Cost SHOES, HANDBAGS, BELTS AND ·LADIES ACCESSORIES NAMB BRAND SHOBS SiiilS-10\\'lda ............ lii.1-10 ··~ Olll!lll eo., .......... Auto Show time, 10 p.t> the kids, put film in be camera and tape in the Cam Corder and ltead owr to the Anaheim Stadium exhibit buildinp betwten Feb. 16 and 24 to sec the most glamorous and ex- citing how ever from tho Motor Car Dealers Association of Orange County. Lavi h displays from 33 major manufacturers feature over SOO new 1991 cars, pickup trucks, vans and multipurpose vehicles. Big news this year arc the record num- bers of quality-built new models in every .,,._ ,... that are avaU.. ble. Viliton can~ and ~re not only the areat can for 1991, but take in advance ahowinp of many 1991 model , on view to help boost early consumer interest. The many 19921 include the all-new Ford Crown Victoria four-door sedan, Hyundai Elantra, Mercury Marquis, Mitsubishi Diamante and the West Coast premiere of the Toyota Paseo ports sedan. One of the most exciting attrac· tions at today's major auto shows ~~=;~=:..--: attracted rccor numben ol these unuw.I ~ipa. ota.a ~ rated by manufacturcrt into future models. The Buick Bolero four·door sedan ii an interpretation of what young families could be driving in the near future. The futuristic- look:ing rea,.,.whoel Eagle Optima Sedan has been deligned to maxi- mize driver visibility and interior cargo space. The quality of _1991 cars pric~d under Sl0,000 at this year's Or- ange County lhOw has nevc~ been areater. Some of the low·'priced economy model lO shoP and Com· pare are Geo ·Metro, Hyundai Excel, Oodae colt, Ford Feativa, Honda Civic, Mazda 323, Nisn.n Sentra and the new Saturn line. Honda's fir t Accord wagon head the lineup or family wagons at Anaheim Stadium. The four- wheel·drlvc Subaru Loyale,Ford Escort, Volvo 7-40 nnd Volkswagen Pnssat arc part of the show's big display of wagons. Chrysler Town and Country is among 150 vans, pickup tnacb and sports utility ~ hidea allo available for in~ion. Hiahlif'tina displays Of four· wheel-drwe models is the dcbYt Of the 1992 Isuzu Rodeo V6 and '91 m6dcl1 like Mazda Navajo, Old· smobile Bravada and Rinse Rover SE. Dodge, Ford, GMC, Chevrolet.Toyota, Nissan and Mazda arc among auto makers featuring a variety of pickup , trucks. Special attractions include Chevrolet's "Days of Thunder" • movie car, free slot car racina and the Thunder OaDCCn. The auto 1how ii 1 great place to phoW>o "'~ and videotape hundroda or exciting can at one time, and vi"· tors arc urged to bring their equip- ment along. Show hours arc Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday and Monday (President's Day) from 11 a.m. to ~ p.m., Tuesday through Thursday from l to 9 p.m. and Frida.>' from l to 10 p.m. Admis- sion 1s $5 for adults, with children under 12 years admitted free. Sentra: Little car that could ''''Jn ~cn1ra packs a lot of car 1n10 a trim package with a modc'it price • Pity the humble little economy car. Dre ed in drab fenders, gen- erating power akin to a Mr. Coffee and tethered to a suspension that docs little more than keep it pointed in one direction, ccono- boxes carry out the commuter's automotive grunt work. Frugal transportation is rarely glamorous. But for great numbers of the motorized public, an econ- omy car fits squarely into the transportation budget, slim as it may be. Unfortunately, as the !>licker price !lhrinks, so does the handling, performance and com- fo rt of far too many diminutive Cat'.:>. N1~ .. an 1sn'1 amu,cd \\llh this prejudice against inexpensive autos, ~<' the" 'iet ou t to make tl11~1r latest gci,_ra1ion of subcom- pact Sentras more po\\erful. com- fortablc and substantial than their skinny pnce tags would susgest. Packing a lot. of car into a trim package and finishing it with a • modest price is a tall order, but the revival of Ni an's 300ZX, Maxima, 240SX and Stanza all point to a car company with a mis- sion. And when it came time to re- design their smallest and least- expensive car, they threw the same engineering might behind the Sentra that spawned the awesome 300ZX Turbo. The results arc sur- prising. Sorting out the new Sentra line requires some light homework, as a va riety of models and trim levels is now available. There are fou r two-door sedans, starting with the least-expensive model , wh ich is simply referred to as "E." The Scntra E is priced just ove r $8,000, For the best entertainment in town, con1e see our full line of 1991 cars and trucks at the Auto Show. "I love what you do for me~ ®TOY<;)TA MR2. 4Runner. "Southern California Toyota Dealers" f----~~---=---------~------~------~'--'==-----~--'"----------====-------l•------ Damian Geddry followed by the XE and SE two- door model , which arc priced at S9,500 and St0,100, respectively. A thoroughly high-performance SE-R two-door with a larger and more powerful two-liter engine, stiffer suspension, four-wheel disc brakes and sport seats lists for SI 1,400. It's nothing short of a bal- li stic mini. As a four-door, th e Sentril can be had in base E trim at $9,300, XE Jcvel at S 10,200 or extra-nice GXE for S 12,500. With the exception of SE-R models, 1991 Sentras arc powered by a must more powerful 1.6-liter dual ove rhead cam fou r-cylinder engine with 16 valves and 11 0 horsepower. The SE-R is rated al 140 horsepower, and is not availa- ble with automatic transmission like the other models. In keeping with Nissan's dcc1- s1on 10 offer tiny cars with loads of features. our four-door GXE was crammed full with standard fe ... turcs like air conditioning, power window ·door locks antenna and mirrors, spltt fold -down rear scats, alloy wheels, tilt steering wheel. cruise control, intermittent wind· shield wipers, AM/FM stereo cas- sette and remote controls for trunk and fuel filler. On top of that were the optional CO player, four-speed automatic transmission and anti-lock brakes. When all was said and done, the GXE was outfitted like a $30,000 Cadillac. Many of these features also are standard on the less- expensive XE models. But where th e new Scntras break from the mini-car ranks is in the department of comfort and performance. faen mated to a power-hungry automatic transm1s- s1on, the GXE had enough punch 10 keep 11 from being trampled al the gate \\hen the light turned green. The automatic transm1ss1on 1~ clearly calibrated to extract the highest mileage possible as 1t Jumps into the upper gears very qu1ckly.Th1s means that a heavy foot is needed to coax the engine into acceleration mode. Otherwise, the new Sentra will cruise happily in overdrive with the little motor barely breaking a sweat. In most four·cylinder cars equipped with automatic transrnission, stepping on the gas is like falling into a hole. Not so with the new Sentra. I Handling also is vastly improved relative to the common com muter specials that live in this price range. Where severely rippled pavement would send many svelte edans careening up and down on their su pen ion, the Sentra man- ages to keep its wits ove r the rough stuff. And although the small tires will whine in protest 1f a comer comes too quickly, the Sentra refuses to fall ore the road. The handling is precisely as it should be. safe and secure. Apart from its compact dimen- sions, the Sentra GXE interior can hold its own against sedans with much heftier price tap. Controls arc nettly arranged around the driver, materials are firtt rate and the cabin is remarkably serene on thcf~. Details alto make the Se1ur1 worth imudptina. with eaNf\alty int1p11ced door· handJa. lqpcally proportioned buttons alld di1l1 ancr dihl·ftttint scams aftd puels. IWeft the mn.t ii nic:eJy ~. OC AtrroSHOW •All ~Supplftnmt 10 U.ORAN<i£ COAST DAILY PILOT & INDEPENDENT • Thui'ldly, rt.bnlarf 14, 19'1 Isuzu. Pr cise handling with assist from Lotus Preci e, predictable handling wa the goal set by Isuzu engineers when they act out to design the 1991 Impu lse. With the aid of a I sophisticated suspension co- developed by Lotus PLC. that aoal 1 ha been achieved. achieves stable and ruponsive per· formance without the annoyin& harshncs emblc~atic of less- sophisticated suspensions. Al the front, the steering rack is rigidly mounted to the cro s mem- ber -an added detail rarely seen on front -wheel·drive cars. Thi provides the advantage or ccurate movement or the L-arms and di· rect, po itive f eedbnck from the road to the driver. one p ir ot tra1li.ng~li11ks an~ .two pair of lateral ltnb. By pos1t1on· ing the lateral links horizontally, I uzu effectively i olates them from the con cqucnces of corner· ing lo d . A 14·millimctcr stabilizer bar i set directly on the rear struts for po 1tive roll control. In designing the rear su pension, Isuzu cngi· ncers have achie"cd a significant breakthrough. The revolutionary rear su pension geometry creates a "four-wheel steering effect" with- out the co tly and complex system found on other cars. The Volvo's all-new 940 scrirs for 1991 includes a fam- ily wagon 1n four-door Juxu1, turbo, GLE and SE mod- el . Safety features are ABS brake systems and dfr.ier· side air b;ag and knee bol tcr. The 940 series replaces Volvo's 760 hnc · The name "Lotus" is synony- mous with Formula One car de· sign and race-bred automotive in- novation. From the immortal inspi· ration of Colin Chapman to the driving champion hips or Clarie, Hill and -more recently - Mansell. Lotus badging has embla- lOned r cing thoroughbreds and a limited number of production mo· to rears. The L-arm arc mounted to the cross member through front and rear rubber bu hings, providtl)g both fore and aft and lateral rigid- ity. The MacPherson strut contain low-pre ure ga -filled hock ab· The design is deceptively simple. [iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Highly cla ttc rear lateral link In 19 8, the legendary Lotus name appeared on the Isuzu Im· pulse port GT, end later the 1- Mark sedan. "Handlin& by Lotus" indicated a major rcde 1gn of the suspen ion system -an engineer- ing coup that enhanced overall performance and redefined the Isuzu flagship. The 1991 Isuzu Impulse XS fea- tures four-wheel independent sus- pension that utilized M::acPherson truts front and rear, in combina- tion with front L-arms :ind ::a rear multi-linl design This de~ign orbcrs. The front kingpin' Jre designed to achieve negati"c crub rad1u by locating the k1ngp1n axis out ide the axis of rot.it1on Neg.it1ve scrub radius means that the tire will al- ways steer inward under braking. an active safety feature The L-arm mounting bushings are calibrated to pru\.1dc the nec- essary elasticity over rough road .. while remaining rigid during cor- nering. The compliance of the front and rear bu\hing' arc tuned differently. The rear ~u,pem.ion con\1\1\ of bushings deform during the initial stage' of cornering. perm1ttmg the rcnr "heeb to expenence toe changes ou t of phas~ "ith the front v. heel' The elfect -1milar to th.it ach1c,ed v.1th more expensive elec- tronic or mechanical four-wheel steering \\'item'> creates a more -.table entrv into turns. more pre· d1ctablc en1crgcncy maneuver re- \ponse and improved trackrng throughout the turn. Once agai n, huLu engineers h .. ,c made con· temporal') tcchnolng~ bo th afford· able .ind pr.1c11c.1 I Ma z da Miata One of '10 best' With Jt populant} among con- sumers and the automotive mC'd1a showmg no signs of abating. the \fazda M'<-5 M1ata has garnered 1ts most recent pre t1gious auto- mott'e av.ard-bctng named as one of Road 8. Track magazine's ··Ten lkst Cars in the World " In add1tton. the ma,gazine also St'lcctcd the Manta as the "Best Spons/GT" in the S 13.000-$21 ,000 C'la'is. The h'il of award winner'!. which appear'> in the magazine·s Decem- ber ts\uc . .ilso includes such auto- mobtk a' tht• r crran 348. Porsche Carrera 4 \1crn·des·Ben1 300E and 500 l and R\1"' MS The $14.200 Miata v.a'I the onl) 'chide tn th1 11lustriou'I f.rnup v.ith a ba'>t' pn~ under S 15 ooo of the "Ten Best ( ars 1n the Other signililant awards won b) World." Road &. Trad said, "The the M1ata s.ince it was introduced Mtata manages to combine all the include .\utomob1le mag.azine·s hones.t), spam and ama~ of the fir'it e\er .. .\utomob1Jc of the Year· classic spons car \\Ith the rchab1hl) av.ard. being named one of the five and durab1hh wc''c co me to C\· "'W ortd·s lkst Cars" b) Road &: pcct The \11a1a 1s a dnver's car ol Track. ~lec11on as the "Best Sport~ the first order. w1th communicatt"e Car·· b) the Motorweek telc' 1s1on steenng. a rt'Spon'il\.C throttle and automot1\e mag.azme. inclusion on a gear lever that could ha"c coined Car and Dnver mag.a11ne's last of the v. ord 'snick ·Think of the M1ata the "I 0 lkst°' cars (or 1990 and as a temlic automotive pal." he1ng ranked as the most "trouble-, frcr" spom car 1n the 1990 J D Clarl J \ 1tulh. chief opcrattng Power and i.\ssoc1ates Nrw Car In- officer of Maida \1otor of Amcnca. •Hal Quaht) ~tud\ Inc .. said of the award. 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Japan's auto industry now has a dear lead in the cng1ncerina race with the West, and lhc array of exotic concept cars and rcady-for- the-sbowroom models presented at this year's Tokyo Motor Show sua- gest that European and American manufacturers will have a challenge catching up. •Nissan and TO)Ota introduced actl\C suspensions for home-mar- ket versions of the lntin1t1 Q45 sport sedan and Celie.a. respective- ly. In the Nissan system. a com- puter control hydraulic actuators that replace coil spnngs and shock absorbers. The suspension receives infonnat1on from I 0 sensors to adapt continuously to road con- d1t1ons and keep the body level. •Honda showed two advanced engines -a 48-val ve V 12 for For- mula One racing and a 270-horst- power three-liter V6 w11h vanablc- valvc timing anct hft for the >\cura NS-XIPOlllar. •Tlae -ot tbe Subu11 .... was Jiolto Cupi" a ~ spons aar c-apeblt of compcij,. ia Group C ractt likt the 24 boun of Le Mans. low-volume ptodue1ioll it planned for 1991 at an e1pccied pncc of well over $200,000. •Both Subaru and Toyota of- fered show-aoers a alimpsc of effi- cient two-stroke en11nes for the future. •Isuzu showed an adiabatic (low ~t loss) turbo-compound diesel engine, which uses ceramics and an exhaust-driven acnerator to wrina every last bit from a drop of fuel. •Mitsubishi has added actively controlled aerodynamic urfaccs - including air brake -to •ts H R- 11 research vehicle. • Mazda showed a W 12 engine (t hree cylinder banks arranged at 60-degrtt interval • each contaimng four pistons) and a lighter. more efficient 'ers1o n of its current 1.3- liter rotary engine. E .. er) car maker presented a sports car of one t) ~ of another 1n keeping w11h the show's theme: freedom of mobility -a taste of real life and lu~ul) This m no way diluted the exhib111on's perennial celchration of advanced auto- motive technology and engmcenng. Nor did it deter Japan's best stylists from executing their most fanciful designs. ANAHEIM STADIUM 'ti EXHIBIT BUILDINGS FEB 16·24 EXPERIENCE THE GLAMOUR AND EXCITEMENT OF A GREAT AMERICAN AUTO SHOW! OVER 500 NEW 1991 Cars. Trucks. Vons and Multi-Purpose Vehteles • More Quality-Built models 1n every pnce range than ever befo re' 1912 PREVIEW: Cadillac SEVl.!.LE Show Car· Ford CROWN VICTORIA • Hyundai ELANTRA • Mercury MARQUIS • Mitsubishi DIAMANTE And West Coast Premier of Toyota PASEO I i to how new technology tnfinit~ the luxury car division or Niuan Motor Corpor1tion In the United States, will display new models and technoJoay at the Or· anae County International Auto Show Feb. 16·2•. Feotured at the show will be the 020 luxury sedan, the 04S pcrfor· mancc luxury sedan, the M30 luxu- ry sport coupe end the timite~ editlon MJO luxury sports converti- ble. lnfinitl will emphasize tcchnolos;y 1his season with high- 1cch Ceature such os the Full- Active Suspension and lnfiniti Electronic Traction Control op- tion on the 045. Chevy's "Days of Thunder" car wilt be on display at 6range County Auto Show. Full-Active Suspension, nvaiJablc for the first time in the United States on a production automobile, provides an unequaled combina- tion of good handling and smooth ride. • 'Days of Thunder' car on view The lnfinitt 020 is a four-door, mid-size IUX\lry sedon that offers performance and outstanding fuel efficien"Cy. The G20 "cabin- forward" design provides comfort Jnd roominess Auto racing and movie enthusi- asts are in for a special treat at this year's Orange County Auto Show. The Chevrolet Lum1na fea- tured in the Tom Cruise movie ·•Days of Thunder" has a featured spot in this year's show. Lumina entered racing competi- tion for the first time in 1990, re- placing Mo nte Carlo SS models. With such drivers as Dale Earn- hardt and Darrell Waltrip behind the .,.. heels. the Chcvys won over 40 percent of NASCAR races they entered. Cameras and handycams are welcome at the show. Pho to-and video opponunities are almost endless. Be ides the great lineup of 1991 models and previews of ex- citing '92 cars, there arc a record number of exotic concept vehicles to focu11 on, ronging from sleek se- dan and commuter vehicles of the future to wild show pickup trucb. Other displays mal ing 1Jcc.1I photo !.UbJects arc the group of kit replica and specialty vehicles lo- cated in the fourth structure. An- other CheHolet a11ract1on is a giant slot racing tracl. where visi- tors of <111 ages are welcome to compete free of charge. Ne'"" on the replacement for Pnr,thc\ ~'i \Ctir·old 911 senc' 'ecm' Ill nintinuc. !luggc-.11ng .in C\Olut11111.11\ Ill''" d .. '1~n th.11 re- 1,11n' .1 "mil.1r gumdrop 'hapc \\Ith \\\nllen ll'nder'. hut replace' 1he c.ir mounted 3.6-htcr :.m-Lnnlcd fl.it '1~ ''1th none other than .1 \\,111:r Cl1t1lcd V8 of mer four hllr' Pun't' \lolll be rehc,cd to kno" th.11 the 111 J\ r1.pl.1ccment 'hould ~ecp 11' rc.ir·enginc conf1curat11in. "1th the north .. outh- 1.1cin~ \ ~ cnginl' poltng into "hcr1. the ,m,tll rc.1r ,1.. 11' .ire no" But d11n t hold }1111r brc.1th 11 cnulJ he l<>W1 hd11r1. \\C 'cc 1hc llC\\ l.H I .tr ch"er to 1ntroduct1on " B\1\\ \ up ... 111t1tnl! J.\u1e'> replace· mcnr. the ne" 3251 ln1t1Jlh <>ffercd '" .1 lour·Jtl(lf model \\Ith '" ,1hndcr engine onh·. the thorough!\ rcde .... gnc:J h.1b) BM\\, CH11t111ll~ \\11l t.1lc the place of all 31 1 and 31~1s m11dch \ rnmplctL·h new 3251 two door al'o l'I nn 1he " •} .ind nuy h •h 11, '"ll ._ •upe hnd) ''>le Bui 1h1..·,c m11dd' \\on't come 111 thr t n11ul \t 1tc' until :iftcr the tour·d11or "\2"i1' \pnl intrnJuc· 11• tll Always a big hit at the show arc the high-tech Cactory d1splayi, many featuring key new models lo- cated on revolving turntables with narrators offering insights on th e car's design and Ccalure . A num· ber of manufacturers will be offer- ing handy tote bags to carry lltera- turt> on the new models and regis- tering visitors for hourly prize drawings. Visitors entering this year's auto show have an opportunity to sign up to win a brand new 1991 Mazda 323 sedan. Regi~tra11on cars nre available al-the two sho"' entrances. The M30 convertible will JOin the M30 luxury sport coupe in the lnfiniti model line in 191 This hnndsome, limited-edition· conve rt- ible features sophisticated "one· touch" comert1blc top operation 1n ndd111on to smooth. refined performance The JQQJ lnf1n11i line continues 10 provide American luxury car buyer.. .... uh an ahern.ll1\.e to estJb- li hcd competitors. larger ~CdJn,, but h.1\ .in t'H:n 'port IC' r pL Nrn.1ht\. Oa'e pr ice: for the 3~1 tour·door m.I\ hml"r llL".lf Slll,1100, hut B~I\\ h,1, HI to .innouncc the .11 tu.11 figure' And JU'lt ·'' ~krlc<lc,·lkn1 " prt·r.ir1nt: to intr11thH.c 11' \I~· po"cred 600 LI 'cd.in 1..i110 11111,crm\Cr), runwr LtlmL' that B~I\\' ma} 1nJced he prep.1rini: .1 m11n,trc11" c;c;o.hoN.:p~i, ... er \I ~ "1th Ml \Jl\c' JnJ we liter' of di,pl.1Lem c.nt \IJ\liL "e "Ill 'cc an M"' 'cdan or ~IS rnupc 111rn the .1.,..,·,11mt \I.:; th.11 .irm1..J in O~tW 'h''" n1t>m'> l,1,1 \t.1r. On the dnme~l11.. front. Bu1L~ h.I' .1nn1111nn:d thL rcpl.1cl'mcnt fclr it~ l cl\.1hrc cl.Ian Hu1d; J L ~.tlirL' h,1, bec:.n thc number 11nc· rated domc,11c car in JD p,,,q:r\ 11u.1ht~ 'U"L'' ind ,il,l> ha' received con,1dcr.1tilc Jllcntion 111 the pre,., for 11' ,,,Jid de-.1gn and reputation for reh:ib1h1y (.1utu m:igazinc'I don ·1 u,u,111) pa) much attcnuon to common family sedan ) And at the '>amc time. the l.trgcr and more. lu\urtou-. n~ Du1ck Parl A\COUe L:ltrJ hJ\ reCCl\CJ fJ\Or.1h lc pre" ,I\ \LCll ror combining a more tnntemroral) de,rgn "1th 1rad111on ti American lu\ur. c.ir 'rrtuc~ ~o 11 ''''"d' to rL".t\Ull 1h.1t th1..• nc" I cS.1tire woulj follow 1n the P.ul Avenue·, f1lQt)tep' 111 term' 11f ">l\lin~ .ind dc,1gn · -EXOTIC CONCEPT VEHICLES: Buick BOLERO • I he Ill:" ~1'1< cnmcrt1hk <.1nJ 11' h1fg1:r b111thcr. the .\~~1(' lllll\l'rlrble. 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FREE SLOT-CAR RACING and the '1HUNDER DANCERS" ( Kids under 12 FREE '(] Cameras Welcome I EASY TO REACH 'Cl ClOSE-IN PARKING FREE PROGRAM SHOW TIMES SOts ,,om 10pm • Sun & Mon Hom 9pm • Tues tr.urs lpm 9pm • Fn lpm 10pm ·ADMISSION $500 So Cohl Auto Club Member Otscounl Mon-frt Discount Coupons Ofonge County Auto Dealers c ''''"Ill!! i., JU'I 11\L r lour 111L11c' 1n lcnf!th 1h1.. ~ ~'i 1 h." gained moire rc.11·,c.11 k!! room .111d ,1 i.:rcal dc.11 of P""'r In f .. 11.1. 1he 111.·" t~5, "'"he po"c:reJ h} 1h1: ,,1m1..· l~'l ·h11r,cr11'"-'r. 2.:; hter. l\\ln· .... 1m. ~I \Jhc ''x 1ha1 now h\.n in 1hc l1J91 .5~~1 'cd:in. c 11rrc11t '.":'1' art picot\ 4u1l~ n11". hut "'th ~I .11ld11111n.il po llll' .1\.111.tl•lt 1hc 111:\\ c.1r' 'h11uld ~ ... l\tr 1 re,p111t,l\C l ndcr 1ht ll'll\kr,, ,1 'u~pcn,1on 1h.11 m11rc d1"d' m.1to..hc' the 'i Jlld -;. \c:i ":' 'l'•l.111' 1 1d 1ptc I from the .1 ... d.11mnl I ur 1pc.1n /I w.111- ,t~ r 1 pr•>tnl'l'' .in e'en htttcr ride h.indhni: 1.1•mpr111nl'c. 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""1nd-dllc1en1 1mprCS'>1nn I hi: ,h,1pe re,cmhk' rh.11 nf BM\\\ T"o model' \\Ill he ·" .11lahlc -Cu\111m .ind I 1m1tc<l -an<l all L1m1tcd mo<fd, .,.. ,11 c11mt• ,1,111d.trd '' 11 h int 1 lo~l hr.1lc' All LcS.1brc., Lome \lo1th .1 ~ump111cr11ld an11-1 hdt ,,.,tc.m \l,o frnm the m11rc C'<pl.'n't't: f'.trk \\enuc Clime' .in 11pt11ln,1I .. hm 1tc contr11I '~'1cm 1h .. 11 .ill11\" tht lrnnt p.1~~enAcr' w 1nJ1\IJ· u.ilh control thi.; 1cmp1..·r.1turc 11n 1he1r "de of 1hc 1..J r. 1 he '92 Lc\.1hr .. · ,h,1re much nf the Park t\'cnuc' smooth. Jagu.1r-likc ''' hnc.. hut i JU'>I O\L r f1\c 1nchc' \honer Optional equipment include' .. in oil·ltlc monitor thJt tell~ the dmer "hen ro change engine 1111. remote lcylc" cnlf) ')Stem .ind CD pla)er A Grand Tour1n~ p.1ckagc. that rc.1turc' .1ggrc., ... 1,e 16-tnc h allo~ \\heels and perfnrm .. int·c l1rci., ,elf-le,elinR ~~ttm and pcrfor man cc axle r JI 10 ·'"n " a-.::.11l.1blc 1 IH' 1' c ·""' B1111J .. ·, mo~t.. handsome 'c:d.1n . CREVIER LE '-US Of we:•.,Tm1r, ... ,, 1. TUTTLE CLICK NISSAN Don't Miss SALES • SERV CE • LEASING 1500 Auto M•ll Dr .. S•nt. Au 135-3171 1-8C)()-134-GMW Newport/SS Fwy at E.dlnger s-Oec>I -'~ "''"' .... .._ "°"'~ ..... , ,,,.. 6 30pf- Your De9lerlbJp cu be .en 1aere. Only SM a week. ........... Tbunday, Saturday & S.INla7. Cirad8doa 14',IOI. Cllll '42-021 , Ill lll.UI \•r1: !U ,I I\ 1;1& \0 BEACH BLVD. AT THE 22 FREEWAY (714) 89U906 (!18) MN888 :~~ACURA ~ 8AUl1 SERVICE LF.ASINC GRr..AT Sll.£C'l10N Of N};W • U . ~;o CAM ms HARBOR,LVD~ iN'cosrA MESA Hl/97t-1500 • ~ TUnLE CLfCK ~ 2846 Harbor Blvd. Coeta Meta, Ca. 92626 ALES, LEA ING 'ERVICE, PART .. 7 I ·l/54-0-6410 ~ IADDLIBACll Service The Orange County Auto-Show Anaheim Stadium Feb. 16-24th Bob LO • 0 C Atn'O SHOW • An AdWt\ilina Supplemenl 10 Ow ORANCE CX>AST DAJt. V PILOT &I lNDIP£NDINT • ~)'. I'*'*>' 14, l l -1 • Chevy unveiling t .he 'ultimate towing vehicle'· Chevrolet • 1i~n1 the We t Coast ita fint k>ok at a four-door crew (ab pickup truck it et11ls the "ullimate towing vehicle" -for fol ks with really big towing jobs - at the Orange County Internation- al Auto Show at Anaheim Sta- dium's exhibit buildinas. This luxurious, one-of-a-kind concept vehicle is a rolling show- case of both style and substance. The substance comes from the monster 454 CJD Chevy V8 engine under the hood and the style from an array of creature comfort fea- turC$ de i&ncd to please even the most discriminating boater or horseman or trailering fanatic. functioM without takins bis or her O)'CS otr the roed. Two consoles -one on lhe noor and one overhead -house such items as a Delco cellular phone, CD player, CB radio, stor· age facilities, map light , cup hold· en and AM/FM stereo radio. A trip computer displays the number of miles that can be driven sjven the quantity of fuel in the tank. It also provides the avera1e miles per gaJlon that the concept Crew Cab has gotten in its journey. All scats are leather and electr1· cally adjustable. &pen1i¥e Mddlcs or other gear also can be stored on the rear scat. which folds down -by merely pressing a button - to become a rear lounger bed. prc.tlive. lbe V8 bouU 2JO borK· power. Front and rear fascia, which conceal the bum~~ and lowered side panel provide a sleek look. A roof sail panel CJC· tends past the rear window, addinJ to the truck's aero appearance and doubling u a sun shade. The out ide of the Concept Crew Cab is red with bl:ldt ac· cents. The truck rides on 19 ~-inch custom allow wheels with pec1al 19 lh·lnch Goodyear radial tires for a smoother ride. The Iona wheelbuc_ puirid.Cl excellent weight distribution and a smooth ride with or without a trailer. The pickup bed's "designer liner'' bas a custom finish to match the outside of the truck and a A "bead up" instrument panel display projects speedometer and other options readings on the lower inside of the windshield so the driver can easily monitor those The big-block V8 power plant and the exterior appearance of the Concept Crew Cab also are im· "fifth wheel" tow hitch mounted ·---__;==.;;;;i:;;: inside i chrome Sports utility vehicles grow in popularity, family favor In dustry statistics indicate nearly 800,000 sports utility vehicles will be marketed annually by 1992. The figure reflects growing buyer inter- est in driving all-around fom1l>· type transponation. Manufacturers will be d1sph1)ing .i record numbers at the Orange County International Auto Show r~eb. 16-24 at Anaheim Stadium's C'\h1b1t buildings The newest entry 1!1 the I uzu Rodeo, produced cn- urely in the United States. A mix of two and four-wheel drive. the four-door Rodeo 1 pow· ercd by a 120 hp fuel-injected tour-cyhnder engine or optional 3.1-liter V6 and is modestly priced at $13,000. England's famous Range Rover also will be at the show. Welden steel and aluminum construction and powerful V8 engine are fea- tures of the four-door, four-wheel· drive vehicle. Improvements for 1991 include front and rear anti-s" ay bar , re- ' 1scd shock absorber valving, brushing calibration, rear spring rates and a 21.6-gallon fuel S)!ltcm that e"ttcnds driving range 8 per· cent. Among all-new two-door models displayed will be the Mazda Moms push van pools Holt (Cher) and Jad1e Stallone (Syl\.C'>tcr). Navajo, sporting a four-liter V6 engine, off-road agility and on· road comfort and style. Standard features include power windows and door locks, power steering, rear-wheel ABS and AMJFM ster-. co. LX models arc available w11h either a five-speed manual or four· speed automa11c tran!lmiss1on. The cargo area I'> accessible through a rear "1ndow or '' 1de rear hatch Old!lmob1lc Bra,ada 1s the com pany's fm,1 ~port ... four-\\hcel-dmc model The acant here 1s on oft· road ab1ht) "11hout )Jcrificing pa~ sengcr comfort Bravada's quiet roomy 1ntermr boasts cut-pile car· pctm~. leather·\\rapped steering wheel, center con!i.olc and center arm rest fo r the rear !>Cat CheHolet will di play fou r-door crew cau pickup truck at Orange Count) Auto how. Jeep lfffl ~ challenge you to find a better deal . . . than challenge us . . . we will not knowingly be undersold! . The mothers of P.Hrick Swavze I Pat!I}) and Joe Montana ( rhcre· ,,1) will be at the Orange County Auto Show to meet the public and promote 'an pooling Tuesday from I to 2 p m. at the Dodge Caltrans di\ play Sw<t)ZC .ind Montana will prn· mote van pooling a'I a safe. cffi. c1cnt mean-. of ride 'iharing. Rade \haring includes walking, h1k1ni.:. car pooling and the u'c of mJ'' trans11. f·ord ['<plorer, .imong the com- pam '<, mmt popular '>ellers, 1\ .1h11l.1hlc in l\\O and four-dnur mmJcl, \\llh choices of l\\O or four-"hccl dme E"tplorcr\ con· tcmpor JI) '')ling. truck toughnc)' and car-like comfort ha'e contrib· utcd to 'I wng bu) er apprO\ JI JIM SLEMONS HONDA JIM SLEMONS ICUU -SllMOllS aP-IAGll Patsy Swa)ze and Therc!la Mon- tana arc the new !1pokespcople for Callrans' advertmng campaign to promote ndc sharing Pa~t cclebn· ty "spokesmother " ha"e included uune Wilham~ (Robin), Georgia • California currcntl) lead' the nation in the development of 1nno- \Jtl\c program<; designed to re · olve transportation problems. I ha' ·~ C\pcctcd to he the )car '>porh utalll\ 'ch1ck., come mtu their o'"'" With prices starting at around S 10.000. the) arc "ell pm1· t1oncd to .illr.ict greJter number\ of famil) car buyer' 32881 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano 714/493-9300 • 7141838-9300 1001 Quail St.. Newport Beach 71 4/752-2872 • 714/75-ACURA 32881 Camino Capistrano San Juan Capistrano 7141493-0610 • 1991LS400 • Excellent Selection • Immediate Delivery The finest car sold in America regardless of price! BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE! There are 1,000 reasons to buy your Lexus LS 400 n()W. On February 27, 1991 , the price increases $1,000 ... act now! Test drive a Lexus & feel the difference. 1991 ES 250 G rea t Selection of Colon a nd Equipment! Ntw Sh1pmm1! lmmu/Jurt J im Anwtd.1 De/11-ery.' 24 MO NTH LEASE ) $ 89 pumo. plus ux l1td wks P°""" fil1Jm~ ,\fomif"()()f. Ualher Trim P"'."le, Poww Dru.w'1 Sual, C1ttlfJm Ca"P"lhi Floor Mall, A111orna1" T,.am,,,11110,,. .,,,.,,.. _h,. ..... •••'99 '•• ..... ,,,_111,,._ •• )ll Ml.t 14_ .......... '"-........ •• ...,......,.,T.,....M ... <...,.. .. _ 11,..,,cn.._., •• .,.._ r • .i.t,.,........t1"911 ..., .. .,,ooe .,.._,.._ ,,.,.-.,._ • ...,..,,.,_,.It,.-...,.., S.. •14\V).14\411,,l_.,t BUY or LEASE 1991 Grand Am 51250 Coupe FACTORY REBATE! M.S.R.P. ........................ $10,72.9 Longpre Discount .......... $488 Factory Rebate .............. $1250 f~~u ............................... $8 991 lease $16~4 PUMO. for PLUS TAX No Money Down To Start Lease! 60 monOI clowd .net IH• on 1pprond CTf'dll IN.wd on 15.000 m1ln ~' y.•r Cur111tf'ed l"Nd11AI oU3218 ?O Tow! pe~ts SI0.19640 plus t.• '>IR IS-0871! 1991 Firebird 5750 FACTORY REBATE! M.S.R.P ....................... $14,032 Longpre Discount ...... $1,291 Factory Rebate ............... $750 ~~::~·oiscouni·:.~ $ Factory Rebate .•••.•. $400 5 891 NET COST TO YOU ....................... .. 1991 SAMURAI $5991 ONLY $499 DOWNI suo M per month fOr to moncni on IPPl'OWCS Ct..olt Sale l)t1ce Sstt1. sales tu $HU&. DOC ... sn. OMV s1JS. toal oown s-t. ftnara dWoe $1112 ••. tout 01vmenu $7l26 . .0. Annual ~aoe me 10 to1' Slll 11~0IO. 1991 SIDEKICK 2-Dr. convertible $1500 Factory Rebate u.. yow rebac.. dOWn peym.nt M.S.R.P. ··-·······-·-········ $10,579 $ Longpre Discount ........... $788 8 2 91 Factory Rebate ·-·········· $1500 NET COST TO YOU .............................. . $1 .. 97s2 S1t7 S2 ~r monU\ tor IO months on IDPr'OWd credit Siie ortc:. St7t1 Mpss $1500 flCtOf'Y rebate, "'" ca• sset sa, ooc ._ m . DMY s1to. toa1 oown ~"mH S1SOO tuse your S1SOO fKtorv reb1te1, flnl~ cNrOe '27'5 M. totll OIYl'Mnts $11.151.20. AnnUll petantaQe rate 10_.,.. SlR '10S12t. 1991 SIDEKICK 4-Door f~~u ....................... $11,991 $10,991 No Money Down To Start Lease. 60 -th n..-"'4 i.-Oft epprowd cl'f'du bu9d 011 lS.000 111ii.. "" yNr C~ra11w.d ..wuiofMOef.2' TN! pe,-11su..s.s2 20 p11111u su. .:iosm. ·All EPA f\Jn economy ~tes wttn S·W>ffd ~ tnnsmlUIOn USA Oas Miieage Champion! 6 out Of 10 cas Miieage cars so/Cl In USA are made by SUZUKI! LEASE OUOTE? call Kevin Cuthb«tSOnl All cars subJect to prior sate and sold on approved credit. Ptlce plus tax. license. documentrt Md 8PPllCable smog fee. s.ee endt 2111191. ... i I I Q Rg>I. I~ (i• ~ =-;.~ ::;·' -~_,I 3.: (") a>' '() ~2 1ft ~ a. n .,, ..... , ,, In this ~d/y column, Deralt'e ~•nlon -1 ~gistered dietitian -an wen readers' que tion about nutrition, dietin1 and food idc• Send que11ions to Der•* Scanlon, R.D., c/o D11Jy Pilot, P.O. Box 1$60, Costa Mesa 92626. Qt Wlllatettr laappened to tbele wonduf\illy tutlna tomatot'1 I ustd IO e9')oy 11 1 child? The ones today 1rt dry, mtaly and H tasteless 11 cardboard. -M.G.G., Newport Btach. It is not your imagination; most tomatOCJ purcha cd these days have been picked be£orc they ripen ind become flavorful so that they will withstand the rigors of hipment to market. The red color result when artificial ethylene ~ gassed onto the tomatoes en route, to make them look more de lrable. But there is good news for fu· ture tomato lovers: a California company, Calgene, has identified polygalacturonase -the natural enzyme that softens the tomato as it npen -so the fruit can stay on . , .. p I the vine lonicr and still tay firm ill whut really increases your n k know what phy icul cundition you On lhc other hand, combinina enough to hip. for major ailmcntJ such as heart re in ... or the progrcs you arc fewer caloric-. with some lfJ)Ount disease, diabetes. and some can· makina in any w iaht·lo~ pro· or regular ucrci c is wondulul for Q. t aM ¥try htalta.<0n dou1 ccrs. gram. your health -even thouah, at and wtfih •Jfflt Htt a wttk to There arc several methods for Dieting JU!iit to lose pound is first, your "'le won't how • maintain •Y body ~laht. My dcterminina the ratio of body fat not always enough; what you much proere because you're re· rrtend 11y1 lhat knowtn1 &19e to lean muscle &issue you have in houlJ be trying to lo!>e 1s fot . for placin& the fat with lean muscle amount or body rat 11 more lmpor· your body. The one generally oon· exnmple. when you c t fewer cnlo· tissue, and lean muscle weighs cant. Is she rltht? sidcred moll accurate is undcrwa· ric.. without doing any cxcrcbe, more. After n while, though, you'll -C.V.P., Costa Mtll ter (or hydrostatic) wei&hing. Most yuu'rc probably I ing lean muscle lose overall wcjght ... and you will In manner of peaking you hospitals and university laborator-ti sue, ~ c~en .r )Our bathroom feel and look much better. both arc. While it is a good idea to ics arc equipped. to do this, end it scale nys that you arc dropping When you tc5t (or body rat - keep tab on your body weiaht, ex· is definitely worth the cost (usually weight, it may not be rca on to whether with the underwater pcm agree that excessive body (at under $100) if you really want to cheer. method or one of the other tech- _______ ..;,...._ ___________________ _:_.-~..::..;:..:..._:_:.::._ ____ ...;..._~:-------------------------, niques often available at better health clubs -check before you start a diet and cxerci e program, and again a couple or months mto . .' PRtCIS EfflCTIVI I A.M. THUlll.. FEB. 14 THIN WID., FIL 20. 1"1. OPEN PRESIDENT'S DAY ALASKAN FROZEN UT· STEAKS 69 LB. WIUOll llOIBY - HICK•Y COOK• ••M IMJDOlnlAB9• e uns ... a11111 avan.aaa "' 1~ wn" SUVICI OIUI .. .. '• aa.4 49 1 AVAM.Aal "' I 4 99 UUCTIO SJO.U && • . TAlllNES · _:::-~LARGE, SWEn, .JUICY c Lorge Cucumber Or GREEN BELL PEPPERS Chinese New Year Special 6 1/2" POT YELLOW MUMS ...................................... EA. 5. 99 Excellent F°' Solodi FRESH SPINACH EA A• NfOOD ... a•u .... SMITH'S CHmRY Pll 160Z 2.39 32-0z Crinkles Or ORE·IDA GOLDEN FRIES S-Oz VOf14tlles BUDGET GOURMET SIDE DISHES 1.79 .69 .......... ••au• m&UIMA AJITSUKI NORI 6 Oz I OZ PACKAGE WEL-PAC PANKO BREAD MEAL 62 Oz Musubt Nora WEl-PAC DRIED SEAWEED 1.75 ...• as ... IAS •••••Al ........ Y&S•1• ' ' .. ~ lllftllSIYI CARI • • . 6-0UNCE I 49 -• -• REGULAR LOTION • French Go<c:t.o 9 ll'ICh VEG ET ABLE BOWL 6 ~.Oz luM CLOSE·UP TOOTHPASTE .... '·" CHEERIOS CEREAL ..... DO• POOD 14 OZ CAN ASSORTED .49 15-0Z. BOX, BUY ONE, GET ONE ••• ·-CIUUUll'AH•• 7" I • WITH COUPON Ill.OW ,,ldeOf~o tMITATtON CAAIMEAT ......... LI. 2.49 0oWen Gtoln 4 •• To S..()a V0ti.tlft NOOOlE·"°"'' . . . . . ............. M , ...... . ••,•••11mn 16-0Z nAllAH sm1 ........ llOTATOC.n "1.69 95 TO 11-0Z. VAJll£TIU Oeralee Scanlon, R.D. the program to determine what progre)s )OU arc making. Be !lure that the person who ad- min ister) the test 1s a health pro· fe s1onal. A ll it 1!1, some of the body-fat te!lts arc less accurate than othen~ when it comes to !i.pc· ciCic numbers. but at lca~t you will be able to Judge )OUr progres 1f you sta) with the .,,1me kind of test. A!i. far a~ your bathroom cale 1 .concerned. the same 1s true. The number!!. may not be perfectly ac- curalc, but it's useful to check the differences in weight periodical!) through a diet program One thing to remember, ho"evcr Don't weigh )Ou r elf e"ery day. Some nuctu .111on 1s normal, !>O rather thJn fru~trate \Our!i.elf unneces!>ar- ily, JU\t weigh in once a wed.. That\ enough. Q. I try to <"onsume beta· carottne roods to combat m) pros- tRte Clln<"er. Among these foods is carrot juke, ~hkh I process. ls lhe bcta-enrolcne In lhc juke or the pulp? ~1aybc I am thro"in1t away the ~rong stuff. -11.J .K., lnlne If \our ph~'>1(1an ha., 1n,tnKtcd )OU to c:it more flXld' (Ont • .11ning bctn ·l.HOtcnc. th;it 1s in ~ccp1ng '-'Ith the rclnmmend;iuon' of the Amc11can ( <1ncer Sooety Beta-carotene " one of ~e,erJI color pigment~ and the 1nactl\e form of Vitamin A that is found in a number of ~cllo". orange and dnrl green \Cgctablc' II 1 stored in the body until 1t I!> needed and then bct.t-carotene 1i. ch;ingcd 11110 V11.1m1n A b) the ll\cr There .., more bct:i-carotene 10 be found in an) c.irrot th.in 1n the 1u1ee e~tracted from 11. Th;it 1s hc- cau\e th1\ pigment 1'1 found 1n the carrot\ pulp as well a' m the 1u1ce . However, it 1s easier 10 con- sume more beta-carotene in 1u1ce form than by che\\1ng 1,everal c;ir- rOI!> One 6-ounce gla..., of carrot Juicc· offers .r".381 1u, of beta- carotcne the sa me number of IU!I ~ou \\ould get frnm l'-"O and n half med1um-!i.izc carro1 Your bc't be1 would be to -;ave the car- ro t pulp after 1u1cmg. ;ind u c 11 10 'lprinkle m10 muffins, oup,, stew or other food. That "ay. you '-'On't wa le any. Keep 1n mind th:it an excess of bct11-cri rotenc could begin to change your skin color slightly, making 11 a bi t "orangc·y," but that will disappear once you cut down on eating it Other foods nch in beta· carotene arc sweet potatoes, spin· nch, c:ant:iloupc, squa h, apricots, broccoli and peaches. Cooki~ ideas PEJIUl'ECT PASTA Melt butter and saute. ahallots and sliced mushrooms. Add heavy cream and boil to reduce and thicken. tir an peas and turkey ham or turkey salami livers. Pour over fcttucinc and tos . Strve with Parmesan cheac. 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HUNTINGTON BEACH -The Oran,c County Brtnch (.)mb1dium SoCJcty ot Amcricl is prcseotina its annual orchid fie ti rriday at the HuntinJton Center Mall al 9 a.m. For mOfe information, can M0-9'nl. llHHI II ... IRVJNE -A love cJus will be held Friday al Jl"\'inc Valley Collcce The fee b Sl2. To lian.up, call !S4-8S56. llltlenll Wl4lw'1 IM JRVINE -The National Writer's Oub will meet Saturday 11 10 a m. 11 the Marrioll Hotel to participate in a prcx.,ta• 1ion on how phol<>&flpbs help you acU articles. For more in1 formation, call 968-S726. - It ..... """' ....... CORONA DEL MAR -A program on s1aghom fems will be offered at Sherman Gardens S11urday at 9.30 a.m. For more information, call 673-2261. Older w ... ,. l ..... IR VJNE -The Older Women's League of South Oranae Counly presents a lecture on security and safety in the home at Hoag Medical Center 11 10 a.m. Siuurday. For more in· forma11on. call 581-3478. D.A.R. AWll'lll C1l1~F1dln HUNTINGTON BEAOf -"Recognizlng the service of today's youth" wdl be the theme for the Oara Barton Otap- lcr, Na1ton Society of the Dauahtcrs of the American Rcwlu- 11on Annual Awards Celebration S11urday at 9·30 a.m. For more 1nforma11on, call 536-6239. Indoor 1:9•-Clftllllllllon COSTA MESA -An indoor climbing compctillOli will be held at 11 a m. on Saturday at Adventure 16 Outdoor &: Trav- el Outfitters 11 1959 Harbor Blvd To register, call 650-3301. Two ...... It 1111 .. ,.., NEWPORT BEACH -Manners Branch Library wih pre· ~en1 a free showing of "The Velveteen R.1hb11" and ·The Lit· 1lc Pnncc" on Saturd.iy 11 2 pm :it the libra ry For more in- formalton, call 644-3145. City l8elcl ........ COST A MESA -The City Council is looking for residents who wish 10 serve on•lhc city's child care commillce To apply, send resumes 10 1he cny man1gcr's office al City Hall. n Fair Drive. Cosll Men, 92626 by Feb 22 sen.-renn for women HUNTINGTON BEACH -Dasie self-defense 1cehn1qucs and rapc-prcvcntton slr•lcg1cs will be discussed from 10 • m 10 4 30 p m Sa1urda). Feb 23. 1n Room 123 of 1hc Rccrcatton 1-dueahon Bu1ld1ng 11 Golden \\esl College in llun1ing1on Beach. The cla's 1\ fu r \\Omen of all ages .ind 1hc personal dd cn\c ~kills 1augh1 require no s1rcng1h D•te rape \\111 also be dis· cu\~ The kc 1s S39 and more mforma11on 1s available by calling 1!91 ·J991. Splrft Run NF.\\<PORT Bf:.A( II -Srudcnt\ from Rov 0 Andersen Jnd llarlll.ir View clcmcnlal) scho111'. famil) membus and runners frl)m 1hroughout C.1hforn1J \\ 111 rnmcrge on Fashion 1,1.mJ Sunday. Feb. ~4. for lhe c1gh1h annual Spml Run The: Or1ng~ Coast Dally Piiot 1\ co-\pon\Oring lhe c:vcnl. which hcm:f11s !he 1wu school\ The dJy will begin al 6 a m v.11h rcgl\llJl1on and wi ll fc alurc a 5K run'Walk and !OK run An .iwarc.h 1.cremonv .i nd Sp1rt1 D.iy al the Island v. ill round our 1he C\iCnl lnforma11on aoou1 the race. hc hmd 1hc ~c:enc Jlll\ 111c\ .tnd \ludcnl p.ir11c1pa11on v..111 appear in the Pllnl 1n 1hc 1.ominit v..ed .\ Contemporary lrt at Blltll190 IR Vll'-1-I he rcecnl w'lrk of 22 mcmt><:rs of lhc Orange COlllttJ Cnur ,_ Cofltetnporuy Art w01 be Oft ...., ftoli Feb )4 to April 21 al I ... Gal~ IW&aur .... , 19100 VOit Kannan Pleca In she e.&hibil, entJOcd "0,..,. ~1ble, Ora• Cotl•IJ' OCCCA;" •111 bo evadable fof ttqUlsltion ind a per-cent•&~ ol "" proc:cedl rrom the •* will to the center's Ed- ucetioMl ~ Pfottaa. fOf mote liltorni1tion Oft Che cetelct or tJlc exhibit, caU ISi· 9181. ZIUa••--M.11 NEWPORT BEACH -Admira l Elmo Z1unwalt, the popu. lu former tlud of the U.S. Navy. will speak on &)obal IMuu Monday, Feb. 25, at tho ICCOnd in a acriu of tour 1991 Town Hall celebrity ttrict lectvres. nie 1ccc1am 1ro co-tponsored by tbe Assis1tncc Lcesue• ot La&un1 Bead! and Newport Beach and arc underwritten by the Onn .. C..lt 0.11)' Pttoc. The l~ru are he.Id on Mondlys 11 10:30 a.m at the Edwards Cinema l'Malcr in Newport Center. To order tidcet.s, can 67)..6130 or 721-8737 Other spcaken are Or. Warrcn Thoft'lu, former di.rector of 1he Los Anaclcs Zoo, ..,ho will speak Man:h 2.S on a ttecnl YOYICC 10 Atir1t, and Vtrsinia Graham, a popular author and former television 1allt ~ hott who will appear April 22. ..... .., ..... , HUNTINGTON BEACH -Golden West Collcie in Hunt· inaton Beach will offer a class on "How lo Buy Fine Jewelry" from., 10 JO p.m. Tucld1y, Feb. 26. in Room 136 of the ad- ministration building. How 10 cvalu11e diamonds, aemstones and jewelry will be explained alone with how gemstones arc treated to increase their va.luc. Participants will learn common jewelry "scams" and type• of synthetics. The fee is S2.S and more information is available by callinc 191-3991. ~ NM cllll It wat NIWllll't C... NEWPORT BEACH -The West Ne•port Center, 883 W ISth St , is offerlna n~ cluscs alona with its regular activities A Linc Dance class will begin Feb. 27 and will run for 10 weeks on Wednesdays from 10 30 am. to noon. Tbc ccm is S20 Contlnuout activities include a physical fitness eurdsc clau and • weekly walk ina aroup For more informa1ion, call 644-)lM> c... ..... 11111•1nt1 bin. ti met NEWPORT BEAOf -The Corona dcl Mar Residents A. soc1at10n's spnna meeting •111 be held Feb. 28 with water ra- 11oning 1n 1he dry u the mlln topic of discussion. Newport Beach Mayor Phil SaMOftc, Utilities Ducecor Bob Dixon, General SeNKcs Director Dave Niederhaus and Met· ropohtan Water D1stnc1 Direc1or John Kilhfer, who also lives in Newport, will speak ind answer questions. The mec1i111 will be held in the Terrace Room at the New- port Beach Country Oub, 1600 E. Coast Hi&hway, and will be&ln with 1 toeial period 11 6 30 p.m., followed by the speak- ers at 7 p.m. CNM CIN 1111 IPHlll llbd IRVINE -Proposals arc beinc requested from non-profit child care providers intcre51ed in opcri11nc a prosram at the new Wutpuk Elementary School. For more infonnation, call n 4-«>46 r ss•t •11•• •n•• HUNTINGTON BEACH -Affiliated Counsehn& Services, 16152 Beach Blvd, offers w.eckly support groups for men. women and couples For more mformallon. call 848-SW. Mltwqcil llfaty C.111 COSTA MESA -Orange Coas1 College 1 offering a mo- torcycle ufety counc for C'fpcncnccd riders To enroll, cJll 02-5880 Exclmill ltudlllt lloltl IOUlllt COSTA MESA -~change s1uden1s necJ homes There arc 25 h11h school-age Sludcnts from Europe 1h11 need places 10 hve To hos1 one of the students, call (800) 347. 7575 0range ""' mttt rut1on ORANGE -The Orange High School clau of 1966 1s hav· 1ng us 25th class re-union For mote dc111ls. call Karen Jen· ntnp II 645· 928 811/ltlln Bollrd 111ns Mond•p .nd I bursd•J-S. Submit 11tm, of lntttT1t to Bulktln Bo•rd, Orwn~ Cout D•iff Pilot, JJO w. B•f tl'Hf, COit• Mts•, 91117. Using sleep best way to solve computer problems L.M. Boyd A painter holds a brush in one hand. In the other, sometimes, a soft-tipped rod propped to steady the brush hand. h's called a "mahlscick." I'm told. Curious how you see things all your life you don't know the names or. • Q. In the Spani5h·American War, how Ion&. did the actual fi ht· BEAtmnJL, RICH, INTILLIGENT, SWF. 27, Bkilde, blue e)ed, Wldl a kM ttir Imel. dalR, fordp ftbm. Ind ftDllldC ....... belch. .as Mr. Rl&N to liw lllAiJY ewr lifter. Find out bow eo ... m 1 mw a.e 11111 or pl8CI a FRP.8 Ill ot ,a. own In DG'El..INE. .. • ?1 In IOlllJ'I dqrtlid ..... 1ng last'> A 114 da)S • ''Best wa) to solve a computer problem 1s to sleep on 11," says a b1t-and-by1e specialist. "Every day at my desk I dig myself into a lechnical hole. Every night away from my desk I dig myself out." • In the weightlessness of space, lhc human body doesn't make as many red blood cells, accord ina to NASA scient ists. No, ma'am, don't know why. • Q . When do most people open their Christmas presents -Chri I· mas Cvc or Christmas morning? • A. Eve, SS percent. Momin&, •S percent. So say the su rvcytakcrs. But those percentages should both be areatcr, shouldn't they? Lot or people in bis families do both . • Food futurists say )Ou're goina to get fish hotdogs pretty soon. Might be tasty. No hurry . • Those ruorback hogs turned up in the Ozarks IOnJ before white settlers did. Hisconans say earlier Spanl h explorers packed pork on the hoof, and many a<>t away . • Some say it wu the Chinese who flnt came up with carpets or the fancy datan variety. B\lt the oldest such NI known. found In Mo"aolia, ha Persian desians. • How come there's MYCr been a mo¥ie 1boUt that Ta. pftlblcr named IH Thonpoll? MOM OCMt theft ..._ Ut1111-..._. ...... ............ Wiid Mil .. QJlttrdllliliill." Orange CoUt Dally Pllot Ann Landers ~ _.L~,, ........ 71 ............. c;~ Follow rules, keep your valentine DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have been reading your column for well O\er 20 )Car,, f1N 1n the Ph1ladel· ph1a Inquirer. then the Toledo Blade and no" 1n the Sacramento Bee. The best column you e'er ''rote \\J the T\\ehe Rule) for .1 Happ) Marriage I cut 11 out and sent copte to each of my six married gr.1ndchildrcn. I then m.1dc extra copies for the three grandchildren \\ho aren't married ~ct but will be one d.1v. I \\1~h )OU '"l)uld run 1t again, Ann. Your audience change~ C\Cry fe" } e .tr\ and tf ~ome folk' re· memher 11, '>l> "hat> Somc11me.., people ha\C to ~ee something a few time~ hefl)rc 11 'oak\ 1n. Thanks for :tll the .1rl!umcnh )OU\c seuled :ind the light' ulU\e prevented Sign me -YOL'R :-..o 1 FAN IN CAL ll·ORNIA DEAR ~o. I: What a du) briithttnrr. Hrrr arr thr ·1 "rhc Ruic for a llnpp) '1orrinRc - and on \'alentinc·~ On), to boor. How's tha t for prrfccl timini:? ,,,ehe Ruic' tor 1 Happ\ ~1.tr· rlJ~e I -..:c .. cr both be .rngl"\ .11 om:c. 2 Ne,er )Cl! .11 each. other un· le,., th e home 1, ''n fire .' Y 1dd to the '"'he' < I 1 he other J\ :in nerc1,e 111 '1..ll· d1 .. cipllne. 11 \mt c.1n'1 think of a belier re.1-,on .i If \OU hJ\e ·' ch011..c hc:l\\1..'l'n making \our,elf or ~our m.ttc: lo,)k good choo'e Hlur mJte 5 II \OU fc:d \OU mu\! u1111..1te, do \O k;, 1ngh b :-.;e,1..r hrtnl! up .1 m1,1.1l-e ol the P·"' 7 :-.eg.lc~t the .,.. hnlc \\Orl<l rather th.inc.1th otht:r \ :-.c,er let the d.1, end \\lthout SJ)tng at lea!>l ,inc complimenlal) thing to )Our Ilk p.inner 9 !"c,c.:r meet \\lthout .1n affcc- t10nJlt grcctin~ 10 \\hen \011\c: m.1dc .1 m1~- 1ake, talk ti out and .l'k for lor- gl\ enc'~ 11. Rcmlmhcr. 11 take.:' l\\O to make an argument 1 he one \\ho t!> "'rong I!> the one ''ho "ill be doing mmt of the 1.1lt..ing 12 '-e'er gl1 to bed mad DE-AR A!"JN 1.A~Dl·R~ l hrcc ye;U<; ago our \On \\3'i OOrn \\tth naming red h.llT Ht) olde r \t\tCr'~ hair ., d~uk hro\\n, hke my hu~ band\ and mine:, but sc,eral mem- ber~ on both !>tdc' of the family arc redheads \\.c are a"'are the gene that produces red hair color is a rece'ISl\C one, \\h1ch mean'i 11 can 'ikip rr generation nr two. When Otll) armed "1th that nam- ing uo" n of glory. \\C '"ere not surpmed So what's the problem., I can't go anywhere with tha kad without attracting a lot of attention and being asked the 'amc dumb ques- tioM: "Where did he get that hair?" "Is )Our hu1iband a red· head'l" "Docs he ha1,-c a temper?" (\e considered having a T· hirt made for him with the me gc, "Ye , I know my hair is red. Now please Jea .. e me alone." Any suucstions on how to deal with thi ? -SEEING RED IN TtNNESSEE DEAR EEING RED: You ut not aolna to chance the public's reaction to Diiiy's n:d hair so )OU'd btttcr thanac your aultudt. t>ttausc Biiiy ls 1urt to attrad ••· ttndon ror a '°"I tlmt. Of cwne It'• borin1 Incl boChtrtO.. bat ptute try to be ...... , •ltd ,.. IJetlt. Wited ,... m.-.... tltl1'1 Hd cetMelM ..,, J99 tt•d• .,.., ddN .... ..., -. ...... wu ............ ... . , .. """°"""'~ Caroline Heinz and dad Clifford Heinz. President M ichele Meyer. G<>orR1a Hare, Barbara Roppolo and Michelle Bohaer. If you were born to shop, here is your oppor- tunity to help ensure that others brought into this world will be healthy enough to enjoy the same privilege. Become a part of the Plaza Promenade, Tuesday, March 5th. Join over 1,000 walking shoppers at South Coast Plaza for a fun-filled day of fundraising and shopping. Plaza Promenade checkpoints include stores such as Back Bay Rowing Club, Birraporetti's, Capezio, Carl's Jr .. Ducks & Com- pany, Episode, Motherhood Maternity, Mother's Work Maternity, The Nature Thursday. February 14, 1991 Cl ....tJE-.Clrlll ........... 1tt41Ll71 : • Theater fund-raiser fashioned Michele Meyer, pre ident of the Theatre Guild of SCR, wore a block suit trimmed with ilver beading in a bow design. Caroline Heinz looked ma!>hing in a green wool gabardine coat drc s styled with black collar Peggy Marlin also wore a coat drC)S. The gra~ number f eaturcd satin lapels Tftc sryhsh women were among 300 at South Coa t Repertory Theater to see what fashions arc in store (tn fa h1on Island store , that 1'1) for 'Prtng. Kitty Le'iltc, H fashion director, had the an'Swer with a lloien mod- eloi parading and ca .. orttng Monday evenmg "'Ith 75 looks. on the stage underneath 'iJtb and to"cnng ma'-1' of the 'hip !let up for the theater's current production of "Pirate~" Sk1n -11ght 1-irecche~. ruffled bluu~es and \\\tnging vel .. ct coats opened the show. Sa1hng clothe' and model 1n "walking the plank". swimsuits followed. Other opuons for spring "ere the now hot military look; alwa)" good nautical look, exotic Oncnt:il ryles. smart corporate we Jr, cruise/resort fashions, including the ")OU must have a short \\httt: pleated skirt" and glitzy, gorgc:ou ... e"ening wear. Chairwoman of the fund -ra1,cr Susan Shusko, "'earing a !>Ilk floral dress said urning of the show of upcoming fa'>hions was perfect tor her. The six-year guild memhcr', ftrst baby 1~ expected about April 5 "Sprang will hold a new lool-fnr me.· l.ntd Shusko, "'ho w11h hn coinm111ce has been planning tht." !>how with the Fashion (<;land un· derwritcrs since September Getting new looks 1s J .,Jr .. thing for Dorit Parson, 100 ~ 1.. won a S l,050 shopping 'Pree al Vida Dean I ,, n "land I he la,hion '1c"er~ paid $40 e.1 .. h • 1 at1end 'J he proceed "'ill go 11 "'trd the: -o-mcmber guild', :in11111I S I0,000 pledge to SCR 1111.: .ntng beg.in ..... 11r 1.:ham p.11.!nc .. ..:1.111, Jnd after the .. ho" h .lit"'' 11erc..' !11.11.kd \\tlh frutl,, lhc:c'~' brc,1d .ind de,~ert'>. t\ .. n 1•1enng ,,f men attending.. indudc ! larr. Hoffm.in '"tth \\tfc (JT1 I l'hil ,\1'.1r11n and "tfc Pc~. ~1,rm.1n K11.,tol..er <ind wife Corinn1.. \ '!." P;uemcma!> and "tfc ( ,,,,, <>Donnell Ed Danoff ;ind ( " ·J fk1n1 \111h d.Ju~htcr Carohrre Pl'g&'Y Martin, Melissa Brandl and Pat Chapman 0111..r 11e1~cr' 'potted were CJrol \\ lken. Hedda \1,trost Kat· hlecn Rh,ner!>On. Ca roline LcPl:t'>lner. ·Georgia Hare, Barba- ra Roppolo (director of Marketing and \1erchand1 .. 1ng. In.inc Co.) ~11chclle Bohrer Mclt!>sa Brandl. Pat Chapman. Oltv1a John,on and Thelma Friedel Boni to shop? Cl A) c :> 3= I I I ~ ~ Company. neuhaus Chocolates, Nordstrom, Page Boy Maternity. Saka Fifth Avenue and Sesame Street. Be a part of an event that is filled with prizes_ gifts and the warm feeling In your heart that you've contributed to the March of Dimes Cam- paign for Healthier Babies. To participate. ml out the attached regiltration torm and mail it to the March of Dimes, P.O. Box 3980, Costa Mesa, California 92628-3980. Continue your eupport of the llM:h of Dtmee br ... WalkAlwtca, Aprtl ~. 1111. ..: ------------------------------------------ USDA Select-Beef Loin per lb. (New York Steak lb. 3.99) Save 2.20 per lb . Mahi· Mahi Del Monte Tomato ~ .. a~_ce 5 s1 Buy S·Save up to .45 ·Fresh Nutritious Broccoli 10'A oz. can Buy 3-Save up to .44 per lb. or Sprite-Assorted Varieties-each btl Plus CA Redemption Value Ralphs American ~~~~~e ·1.4 12 oz. pkg ------~ ~~~): .. Coronet Sparkle Paper Towels 2 Ply 90 ct. roll Star-Kist Albacore ,!o~~~.,.. 1 6 125 oz. can Save up to .28 • Prices effective February 14 thru February 20, 1991 OJ~~. !4 brs. ADal 1:. ~ Everything You Need. Everytime You Shop. ' f unsrACTlON GUARAHTUD -o•-DOUIL! YOUR MONEYIACK Large Sweet Honey !.~ngerines • 78 Ralphs Frozen Spinach 3 Chopped or Leaf 10 oz. pkg. Save up to .24 • Thundey, Febn*Y 14, 1.991 0 11'.llllf A Mlle blCklng your husband, don't get backed in corner Dr. Mr. R1aJ\t: I mimed Jim, an older man, rour yun ago who recently brou&ht his troubled tcco·a~e daughter Into our relationship. I m only seven years older than Carrie ond have tried to be her friend . However, she treats me ltke a piece of dirt. I come from a bro- ken home and know how it reels to be eparated from a parent but wife C'-er found out, he'd be a dead duck. Should I try and black- m•il him a liule 50 he'll treat me better or hould I keep my mout.h shut and be happy with a pay- check? Dur Abu ed: Post Script: I ,at 1 letter from• wom1n m Newport &ach who th•nked me for letting her in on some adv1~ I once gor from • friend of mine regardin& one w1y he really has It in for me. I love her dad and although he owns hi own busine , money was not the main reason 1 married him. I don't w•nt to tell Jim that Carrie is trying to push me out the door incc he' walking on egg shells with her as it is. If she runs away, her mother will make life hell for him. I wi h there were something I could tell her which would help, but I'm afraid she'll just use what l sny again'st me with Jim. Can you give me advice about this most se· nou matter? lltve their srepmom 1nd dads art their enemltt and "the evil ptr· son .. who stole tbtlr partnt away from the ocher. If this Is not the cast, thtn you art the victim, not C1rr1t. Have 1 private ulk With Jim about the sltu1Uon and let him know what's aolna on. U Car- rfe tltelt to run away, tbert Is nochfnc you c•n do about It. Unfortunalley, lt91 Jim's probltm. My advice Is Co back him up but don't act backed up yourself. other women. Last month, howcv· er, our office hired a new secre· tary, Karen, who could be the twin of my once h1sh school lover and the greatest sex p:utner I ever had in my life. l thouaht all those feel· il}gs were over until I laid ey~s on thi 20-ycar-old beauty. Yesterday morning l round myself staring •t her and J know she ws wue of what l was doing. Later in the day she bent O\IC r to pick somethin& off the carpet and f got so heated, l th ought I v.oufd jump out of my skin Now I'm fantasizing about this girl and 1f l let myself go I know I will regret my actions. Other than u cold shower every 20 minute~ or qu1tt1ng my job, what can I do about this? Got the Hots. Newport Beach Dcor Got: I apprtclatt )OU "'Titina me about this subject, but there Isn't much od\lce I can gi"e )OU other than to sugge t )OU throw omc more logs on at home and try and keep your embers In your own ntt- place. Morning sex with your wife •laht calm you down a b •~ but 1 cold ahowcr c.an also do the trick. Lookln1 at the auTHI 1llte or -orld affairs, maybe your ~1Lo111· t.rl ml&ht be 1oothtd by the ound ot rusblna wattr In the back· lfOUnd II )'OU take their ordcn lo buy or ell. If you reaJly bne co &ct UJI thins out of your systtm, lake tht 1lrl to lunch, describe )-Our fttlln1s In vMd details and she'll probably bt the one who quit . Dear Mr Right : My bos • an msurnnce agent, 1 a womanizing S.0.8 \\ho thinks he can get .iway with murder Last week he asked me to start water· ing his plant), drive half way acrOS) town \0 he can have a !lpc- cial blend of coffee tn the office and now he wantS me 10 ftnd girl· friends for his chenb "'ho come 10 town, and you kno"' \I.hat they want' I don't get paid all that well, but in 1h1!. economy I can't afford to lo!>e my Job He\ the kind of guy who thinks he knows 11 all, but the t:uth i!>, I know 11 all :ind 1( his Your bou lJ one of Cho t kJnds ot mJnides •ho come 1lon1 from time to thae. Tbe rea on I say mir- acle, is lh•t It'• miraculous how they suy In bu Int • Ir your origi- nal deal with Mr. Wonderful didn't Include plant, corf'tt and dattn1 services, then you nttd to provide him with 1 n~ quote. Write him 1 1hort note which he can rtlate to. Dear Sir. Ince you have elected 10 lncruse your bencnu wttb us, please bt advt ed your premium "'111 have to escalate accordln&I). I know you undcntand the value or ''Insurance,. Ind that I lapse of this matter could have material ef- fect on your nnanclal picture. Sin· ccrtly. Artu ~•dine that, he'll probably watch his policies a little closer. to possibly collect a debt. Appttr· ently the bad check writer kept 5ending SJ ,500, the amount which was owed but purposely m1in- 11ined a low four figure balance to .- •~otd collect1on I suggested the lady take a gamble and make I de- po~1t to the man' account for SJOO and see tf that ..,,,ould brfn1 his t>alance up w the check ~ould clear It did. The mantulitf prompted a nasty call from the shodcd mnn who lambasted her .- for pcrpetratmg such a deviou tncJ... but at least she's ahead S 1 200 10 0 Good score. Let's k.ttp buring from aU JOU , ladies out thtrt. Join my ''Probkm I or the ~1onth Club." o duH, 80 1 mtttlngs, mall rewards. Bat )"08 t may nod an an"'°er that lits. M.r. : 1.M. Right, C/o Dally PSIOC. P.O. 1· Box 1560, Cosu Mesa, 926:?6. K.C .. Costa Mesa. Dear K.C.: Unfortunately, some children be· Dear Mr. Right: I'm a happily mamed 40-ycar- old stockbroker who makes a de- cent living and rarely think!. abou\ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-:-~~~~~~~~~~~~~= 1 From North Orange County From South Or•nge County 540-1220 496-6800 CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 fltOM NOftTH ORANGE CO. '"OM SOUTH OftAMGI CO. s.to-1220 ... .. u THE DAJLY N.OT ClA&$lflEO ()fflC! "°""' T tM01101W S--Mon·'" ...... & 30pln e.--Couftter .. ,. oo.m 5 OOpnl ~ PUeUCA TIOH OlAOUNfi MonOey r11 s JO ,... ,....,.., Mol'I s 30 .... Wedo..Oey T-r. 30 PM Thut9dey Wed J 30 Pv F 11C1ey T""" 5 JO PM SetUfdllY Fri J 30 PM So#>dey Fn S 30 Pt.I . - ~JI ;, ~ ' " I [3, ·.11 t, • r it,• 1 LIDO ISL• new home. 3700af R~ to 18951<. O~ Sal/Sun 1 l>'.5. """~by W. 227'Ae~~'' Moht11• H om<''-, 1 10l l •GREAT 41R 28A• Family home. Lg yard, per. ..icome w 01 Harbor St t50. Avt now. IJ7s-4912 Bkr Delu•• Duple•. CM Hgt1, 2-Sty 38r 1 YIBa, gar, lndry. pl/1 palln. f/ O, St200 Ag! 542-4789 642-5678 N1".'Jpor1 r J1 '\''P' i• r Bt>.1rh .' 11,c1 B••.t• 11 .·1u1 --R~ remodet w/'MW •Newport Cr .. I 38R ftMLY Untum 1-4BR. ~at tlOOaf 2~BA. all amenltlea. Nr t>Nch. $825--$1400. :; apt 29, 28. den No pets. 11595/mo Vitia Rentals 875-4912 patio 11750• f7i1m (,, ,t.1 r,11 · .. 1 /lu'·l •UITllDE• 1 BR "50/mo Incl gu. w.-a gar No J>9b. 2323 El<Mn. 548-71164 [· :c..) 1C.' J., r 1 ~, 1, ... ~ t "'• J.1.f 875--9748 *'AITllDE• ... !~~1~1;:.~t*eR. La r g • :s 9 R 2 a" CA.IA DEL MAR d • n . S 1 0 0 0 /m o townhM. f'rpfcd • 2f:!.. · ..28ll-2l!lA 1750, 1 BA *"'"O garage. yara. _ ..... • 1ecurlty. ~ re S •ftMUl!I lndry rm. UM/mo. tBA MOO. Completely bate Robert 542·1 27t 1000 '"'" 2etr ORANGE refurt>, quiet E'•ld• •YRL Y Beach rental (Call fof Detallel) CENTAUR MQMT toe. No pea 0~ M Newer duplx, t>lt-lna. Spacious 18R, lltce 832·2232or122-9012 ~47 E. 19th St. 3BR 2BA 2 car gat. :·0•1~~,;:v~ •USTSID•• E•IDI SIOO l) tJ • I ( ' • ' ' H1 P '1· .' ' B1· I ', . . c.-cK YCMM AO THI P1"1T DAY It,. 0.*t Ptl04 llf,_ IOI ert<4"Cy end ICCUtKY ,..,_ oc:u__., ... OI. 00 OCCVI ....... llSlen TRAILER furnlehed. Low pattc r91it. 55 & owr. NHt beach. H .800. ~2 •BRAND NEW• TOWNHOME! $1350. Agt 722-8520 laundry Call Sue SH to appreclale. 28d tBa. end pedo, •LARGE alngl• fam 2BR t8A, furnlahed., 548-0492 1BR. den, gar, lndrf peot c:ona. 317 Cabrllk> * S•I ZIR W hOUH W {pyt pool & utll pd, lltue i.tand, hJl upa. 1858 Walnut. 83t~ or 722-4395 PoOf, 09', tndry -yOIUI Id ' tUCI D.C' -c:nec:• yOUf eel d...,, "4>(qt .,,Qt, ""fn41(1.et..., to '42 M71 TM 0eoty PllOI Out o f St;1!1• Ju•t bullt 2BR 2Y)BA, patio, garage. Mov•in 2/t 5 1995/mo yard 2 peraona ontv HOO. ---------1 sea51mo.132·50M tee>4M1319tl IHI Make oner. 723-0t02 873-8017 --0-000--L-OC-CA--T1-fttil __ , OUlllT MU N~ t BR lllA. •-beck .t<<4'0•• no ~etw-ty tor -.,,°' on en~-' lor .. fMCn" "'•r oe rt''OOl'"Ole •·~• '°' tl'le coe1 of !fie \CJ«• <1<1...a•~ IKCuc>oed Dy the .,,OI Cred•I can"""' De Property 1 ri58 548·7387 occau VIEW!' * "" 8LUFFS. •28< 28a --t BLK to beach 2Br 2Br. parking, t24 Agate. ~ • $300 -$985 •18' tBa 1785 yard. WeA<c lO bMd\. • ....-'°' t ... l.\t -ltOn SOUTHERN Cototado \4 Acre t.o.a. Ra.d, 1 ST MO. f'REE (wf1 yr view, 1950. $50 down •••) 2&3Br, 2YIBa IUJI $100/mo. 738-0708 condo•. Frplc, w/d hk· 2Ba, ft'plc. d/W, wld. s795 utll Incl 2Br. Redecorated 2BR vrr 1 1 & XJnt IOCdon. ,..._ old frig•. 2-cat gar Xlnt 1900 Clay St., Npt 2BA. cattiedf'al C.U-Large 28R t ~ BA PncJo ~~r ~ MO()(mo. geo.2975 • ""' • .._., not P<tod •·•""' 30 Cl~ n reQuO<ed ""' lie 41b141<f to but no11o .... 111e110 finance c~gee cOft'C>uted cond. 206 Oavlct Or Hhta SIS50 873-3039 Ing•. pv1 balcony, Townhae. Laundry at • m .... ow.¥9, ..,-, llA $950. 545-3508 ' jacuz.zJ. f'rom $995. room, patio . al1 bit-Ina lnctry fac, gar & Pf'f<cng 2BR 1BA. gerage, •Id No peta. IJ55.0ee5 $795 mo. apace, Sec dep ,.. hk ups, $815. 1 at I '' of IN lllloe-d balence -rnontll 1111 COll«l!On Cotta et>d lltly ,.._,able allOtney I ,... 1mf' up. •ec gate. parking St 195 & up. 546-4472 1 BR Sea Faire Concto 2018 THURIN Qufred. No pet• Call 0.mlon, 0.,.., lg patio. full appl, d/W, CENTAUR MGMT 831~t2. 1W m99 Sat t-4. 139-7500/d .. ... .. . . .. tt Sharn1q 1 ',90 Brand New Gorgeous frig, pool. Jacuul. * EASTSIOE * 832·2232 or 722-9012 SHARP & C~ 28R 17S-7272 .wtwttnd l E.utald• 3bf + bOnua S875 681-34&8 ~:,~~ :~Ratert~. •GREAT SPECIAL! Big, 1BA. t>YllMna, 17951 Lg 18R tllA. 2 btb IC\ . .. I.~ Laguna Shoru, oe-rm. Ultra luxury 2~7 2 LRG Mstn, trplc. un-•2BR lBA YEARLY S750/mo. &t-5-6853 bMut, quiet t & 2 8R. mo. c.. OK. Can Pam. beh, 41 '. 19th St. Aflt.' eantrnt, 2 wtce r91itaJ Onnge 11,495/mo .. 2.a535 dergmd prk. 24 hr St f lg & ~rage Lndry rm, gar, eat>te Ag! s•MHO 8 . Ml50/mo. No P«9. 4/28 • 5r.I or I 1/1-t 11 E'SIOE 28r 2Ba twnhM HC, clubhH, pool, .,=::. w.hf{ dryf •t MO FREE RENT aYI no pet• 83t .... 27 c.a 5'7·T718 w. or 8 S375/Wk. Call own. New pnt, carpi. bllnda walk 10 ~h S1100 & utfl• ties. 545-5882 28R w/gat. new crpt & Smal 8acl'I. NwpC Hgta 5M-2'M7 h ... ' ~ era • ..,.. 75•9t75 a appffancee FP. gat. 873·5879 palnt. yrd. water pd •MOVE•IN• .,. .. K1tcNn & SA. _.;;.;;,.;,,,,;;;..;...;;..;....;.... ___ _ 2518 Ofange 'A'-1725 Pvt yd. $535 + l500 NA OCEAN, Lg 2br, Selling/Buying/Renting lndry S9t0. 540-2428 38R NwptleW\d S2250 •LG tBR t8A .. _ .. $750 tSJ1 ~ 'A' .. $74 l'ICl.ALfl C!!p AYI 3/t. ltl oesa 2be. Privacy. Oar, ~ E'Ude lfV lux 4Br 3Ba 3BR vu condo 11500 •LG 3BR 2BA .. St295 887 VlctoN 'L' _ •. $780 niE SEVILLE pdo. No pM9 M2IW FOA FREE W()RMAllOH Back Bay twnhm. Oat, PAVILION Real E1tate Call Connie, Agt 2184 Ptacentla-8 1755 o.iu .. 1 & 28drm R I .......... _ yd mo 157-1778,81CM1231 ~ ·. ·•:\ ~) .. .... ~ . . ' ' ..... ' CALL 1 800 '171 8838 w/d, pool, epa, tennis. IJ7S-8t20 87W404 ,.._,, ..,...._ ... 120 9-sPM Small P9t OK 2B w gar . ..,..,..., · .....,, _........ W1r pd. ~120 H S 1275. Agt 83S-5'&45 BEST OCEAN VIEW 2BR 1 BA, fp, carport. 541-7317 2918 S... Ma J 1755 e Sid• newly refur-Large condo. 2 + 2. 324 e. BalbOa. S950 -.-t-M_ONTH ___ FR_U __ ! •SH"RP & ctean luxun-•---------1 b lahed cottage w/2BR Pool, spa, l9nnla, HC. unfurn: $1000 fum. ,.. tBA. 1 car gar. small $1895 650-2275 S80-3812d 279-0878e tBR & 2BR 1Y•BA. oua t&.2 bdrm, patio EASTSIOE QUIET 28R ~ Pool, ape, cable Ncup. & garage "'°'" M.50 HOUSE. W/0 hk-up. encl. yd., on atte man· 8LU"S CONDO 3Br BACH apt rum. angle n-ftSTl.Alta Yiu.AO• 5-48-995<>. 54$-6517 Gar9Q9, patio, No peer EXT'1A 1rg , ... .__ ager, $900/mo 2YIBa FIR DIR. on 1mkr. Great locatlonl 1795 ~ 845-7234 -..., __ -n t!! • I ...... ......... ••2 t-..... 1u 1eR. E Sid• "" ut11 ... --• • 1n pttv --.,, • ....---~. greenbelt, walk to ... 5 mo to mo. •• + ,..., ..... ._ 2 bffc to main • .,. N "'7"' 5489 .... ,.,,._HOUSE• palc:I "' El ·Camino Eastmde 29A, USA. up-...._ ''·'. -p,.,,1,1·,111.1 . 1lJ1. Charming p~ ~ 29r 1 BA, MW carpet, trptc., encl 2 ear gw. 11400 yrtv. 87&-eeoe EASTSIOE TOWNHOME ltor9• 540-1-HC O gar v .r lf\rV•t SS50 S350 dep amlra, lg roome.. ~ beeeh ~. '94-7948 2 m1tr suit" + 2 ear Beaut Bayrldge conao, Balboa Beach Cottage. 2BA tBA. o-. W/O hk Avail ~e ~7~ neighborhood. No tMMAC erg downlowu gat. frplc. Clean & 11•· 2Br end unit, HC Bach apt., quiet, l'laH up, pdo, m&/ mo. -N50. 831 .. 11~5 --..--. W.. to cant $1250,mo. gateMew. vault cetlg•. blk beh/bay, vtil pd. MS VtCTORIA 2BR dupl ... frpk:, w1d ~ 8echetor ~ ~"~.IMO/ <( , roe M IO .... ReMax Rltra 542-9797 ptanl ahuttera. AJC, S585 873-992.5. CENTAUR MOMT hkup, gw.ge salSI dlo, utlta pd. '485/mo. mo. ,.._1910 Qarden Home. 3BR minored wardrobe•. DELUXE 3Br 2Ba dupbc 132-2232 or 722-8012 mo No I>«• . . . ·~ .. . l' \ . .. . I.I (,' f '. • 2~BA. modern tench-w/d, retng, lrg patio. Decor ahuttra frpl d/w •Cl•an, 1g 2br tba. 819-934-3710 ~~7~1 Aw. Avt en, flp. 2 patios, attch Avall now. St275. w/d hlrup, 0-w/oPN new et)t. ~. di 28' 1sa. garage New ---------• ck! ·.1" . 1 .. 2 ~ gat wtwonc•hop, Gl9n Agt. 751>-5589 N/peot 11250. 723-1591 w, gw, ldty, et«ag• crpt/floora/11ove. No LARQI 2IR $721 community pc>ol/1pa, Bluffs 38R, 1 story, lg f'UR N :J BR 1 ~BA 1750 No P.t 14()..2495 pell. HOO 2040-C 1BR S80083t~ BBQ. St400/mo Matr Suite, t800 aq ft. h "'P d k 1 •EISIDE 28A w/,.ar, Gwden L.n. 6'1-7234 Mtc• 1 •• •2BR, tarn. room, frplc: 24()..9032. Pool, 2 car an ,..,_ twn M . r .:.. ... ec:to .:.. ..... • • _. rw upetal,. unit ol LAROE 38R 2~BA SlJSO/mo CM+2e07 car prlcng, ..... .:::-"· new cpt a dtpa. PoOf, Avall now. tBR up-Stow, ~. 1• .. ... -~' ·-... e Uke nu, total remdl :SBA l'lome, lg PY' lot. alley ace•••· ownr tranef 120eK 722.ow2 CIUplo. "9 OI' wld '*' · $1350/mo 875-'1._ apa no ~ Quiet stairs. small comptex. CJJll garage. M8l/t'nO. up. ltll 147.7540 h<>UMde St~'7° 3/; Dover Sh0f'N/Baycrn1. OCEANFRONT. 1 BR tu.h gmd!. U1-7'3'79 end gw. d/W, wal1ll In Cen 131 ..... 7 ( , I ' I 1 I , ( )t j ,> •AT BAYSIDE RIDGE (:s, ~~ . i.!,R ,!SU~~ n;.: 2BA. garage, yrty. •IAITI•• =:;: p-.. MZ5. wu1 ACI WOODS 3BR 28A ~ ,,,. .... ' • • On • S1275(mo 6"2-472$ ..... OfF ,.._ - W/O hkup large .:...,tto LUXURY CONDO w/d, fl1g, gmdr. ty ot (111) 447·1934 ~ !'SIDE 29A, MW pein4 ~ 28A 28A WI • ....-· _,.. ,.... 2ba $2000/mo. 84.5-1785 ~ .... .,._ • ~ ,._ tndrv ...... W9Dc-ln do- &&. .a-111UTIUN L!'T'S MAK! A DEAL Avaneltle now 1 year .......,, "'· ' UP9taln 2bf 1ba gat --• ......... ., -· .,. ape. ""'""'· ._,. -· $1300/mo. 87&-7008 d9n, eath cell, frplc. HARBOR VIEW HOMES 2 aunny petlo9 i1025i 28R 1 ~·A •ow~ Good loc. ldnt cones. ..... CAf'P0"9, A20. titurch ... the home of ly Owrl9f 825'( ~ •e>e.An View 48R 2_ elect. gar, w/ct hkup. 3BR 3BA .-Iott. Lg yd. mo yr IN toe!A w hOUM. New cet'P«. l77Qlmo. ~ No ~-.... tOH your choice wtth onty LMI ~See patio No pet•. comm PoQI, dtll OI' 11.-e.iboa Bl v!S-Q850 frptc. DNJ.J.W/D hk>oup, ••HMr .~ .. Aa w"~ 28R 1BA du-"' down. No dosing 2284 · /Wlleon Story, lg deck, trptc:, Orange Ave St300/ moAgt 647-7621 0-pe8o ~ .,., _ _.._..a.vn 8oott Pt ecni. needed. Thia la Lovel'f 38R 28A, f/P.. lg yd, gar. pvt beach, mo 873-8832 vtft Ylft vtWW 11io ...._AM Aw. Oui.t '*OhbofttoOd.. pfft, 751 ' not • VA, FHA Of pool, RV acc .... 2 car S24SO/mo 76.oo3' Lu IC .u r y 2 BR 2 8" 81)1; 10 bay/bCh. Sec CENTA&M MGMT ... t,11119 pd. ~. Snolmo + l500 "°· equity aha,.. Ycx.1 r• gat, $220,000. 2200 Sq Ft. 3BR 3BA, Condo. dbl gar, t/p, bldg. pvt patios. pool, 132·22U °' 12240t2 Avt now l7M3M celW 1~ owner~lp 841·10'79. •Ingle atory on lg tot. pool, sns. lat a laet prttng. nr tennis. tBr· & t~ tax t>eneftt•. 1 blk to Ocean. $2200 + $200 642-5290 28r 28a.. HOO..S1895. Mwt have clean credit d o'"· Agt. 844·721t HllftM>r view Hin. Neut Avall now IJ7S.t900 and ecabl• Income. 38R BA f/ di PACIFICA 3BR 2BA, Monaco Call Co-Eqully. Agt 2 • p. n rm, 2 model. Qardener, 239-4334 LUXURIOUS a1R ear gw, ,.., patto. TOWNHOllEI --.1 •1800 $1500 lnclda gdnr. N_.... ... -""". hi• 28R comm ...,..... • • eSTORS I DUPLEX Overlooking Dana ,.._,......... n-v 144-8610 87'W17• ( . INV I Hatbor. Whftewat., & IM().()2M, 1 lhBA In charming -=~~~.;.;...;;,..;;...;..;... __ I 125K ctwn. bfMk .ven ... _ "' .. -'-t t ~. ' , i cash flow. , ~ yr• view to • o. 38' RV/ 58R 39A home So. Of Condu .... n rrNn _... 10d11Pttl OK 29A 1BA. ... IO bdtl new. S.etltlce. Call boat garage. On11 l'lwy. 2-cer gw, w/d , privet:=· c=· 3bf,vt.w, Eaatbtun ~ no peita. MM/ Kelttt,2~13...,., HUK. Owner 71 .._ newupgi.S..thruout. pool · ry. ' condo. St675/mo -.......... • -~ 139-1814 AWlll now. 87&-Me3 No Peta. 189&/mo. ..... , .. _ • .--· .EWNQ -J. ••""NO c ti ••1 12M S1IOO to~ l7liO. 29131 Ave LAe A PROPiKiY Cherm.tno. LG 29A 2BA Vr1 -• .5413958 ........ 2t31191-3831 FOfl fNI NOAMAnoH "°""· t/pJ. pr, •14"' POOL HOMl1 LI-A llLI CALL 1IOOTT111838 mo. 19' • Int. S200 Eutald• 3-2 + tamlly "" fl'roMATCH c!!p. 142-aHO. rm, Ira yatd, c~ Main channel IBR .. tY. •· 11 ICll!ll Immaculate upgraded aac, tt•ootmo ytty. Bayftont. 111.000 '* 3 IA. i ~ BA. tMIQ4t itt. a wv. 38r flla. tp, Rusty outmn.r, AQt mo. Agt 840-2500 ~eo lot w/ftV °'** celle, Fr doot9. AMM8 Lido Isle. 4BR 38A acoeM. Need• paint & plant.,.,_,, 9llf 113 ~ on ln9'de lot, albOW grwe. Thou-Nerdaeue. 19C).0439 gy .. t lOcdon 12,TOO/ ..,_ below mattl .. I JAIMINll CREEK. mo P&-AH. uouoo . .,_., ..., loc. upol"Mted. MILLIOll $1 MU \ '" ............ , ......... ~,....--. ~t llOO eq fl. aef'e. fl/A, Twnhme, n.-~. ...-__ ....___ u 28' 2~e.a. 2 car en b9C ~ ---.._... •Charfl!l.lno 381 rw LM .eoo. n1MOH. o-r. wro. mg. 11no. .. .. ,..,,. -. • ..., """· ctoae co bMCh a ~·.·. -....... ..wl.V clloor. 28A tlA 6SCMA1 Avl .,..,_. comm, pool, ..,.,.., ...,,,. 111&0 mo. Cell ~ flrpto w • Ne 'i'::' U: ;::... Yacht HMMw !!!)' 9'1-4o'OO ... ,,. ..... patto, .. gar, doM to Mooe/ OOUJIFRINIT ~. IM 18A. Mobtle HCMM '8rtl ........ 1100040. No M . ,.._., ~ ... Older trlple wNe. ~ ,.,. an4461 Veerty 1 l8A. .... NO PETS m-eG1 t OI ..... ~ ~ ~ ..... ....... ...... fV/Wllmd 122 .. 140 &Mlle ~--.._....,co .... _.. ..,...,On._...,. .... --· -............. tBA. it . llt". 11"°"'90 ~ °"" 11T MOHTH1 w/fountelft. Modem-oosy .,.._ ,..... °"" 6 ...,_.1 11111•1 • IM , \tM I~. prof ... ~ ---. W/O ..,... ......_ ._. ~ twnt-.. lllO ,..., dnar•d. 1J .._, 111• IUI ef ~ i .,,,._ 9' W. 1 .............. 11 U.0'1!!*,N.8. .., ..... w..... .. .. ..., ........... ., ... ... -..,.,..... -. -tM 11111-. ............ .... ....,; ....... r.:.m££• '\D let U1 H I Yo rJ. ·.; .. i ~I 11 • ' ' 1 ...... t ....... Frio.~ • ..,. Incl Ho ,.... ... - _... ,.._ _.. U.&••-.1M. ..._ U. Apt. IM IM M9 NOW • ... __, ... IO ,....._. le. wNp.. IJ 11• ...... w.tO.UC ~ ...... =.-.. 9' allNft CIDM to Vlll ............. t. ~--.. a.;.,..~,. •... " --..-... ........... ., ...... _..., ..... c.. * •• IV _.,, ....__ ..... ,. -!"'~4j~fMI!!!::!'!!'!"!.:*!!!.!~!:.. -... ....-.; ......... -............. _......,____ :!::: ~ ......... McLAIN INTl"""SES ..... TO ..... '11.._ "1 Ma.-.o flEATVMS '~• __, ~ ...... Iv '"'· .. pvt -··-• 1 Bdrm w/ ECCWSIYE ~ .,..,.... 11111 ~ •. N9 P 11' llWtt ~ VIEWI 8tepe 9EACH I COUNTRY mo 7U-tl81 M unfurn rm w/a. ~o~o~ :::.=y CLUB COMMUNmES SIMI ~ _,,., ~ =i "!_d'J: :'/.~· _....,........_...-.-..;;..;;..; __ _ 1, a a 3 hdroom DCCDll. Newport _..._.....__;;;.,;;.;...;:;.,;..;;...=~-1 Nwpt Bctt, Und St Pllt ell te •• .. hi• Hotll9 Apt• w/trpto, wet bat, Melghta. 1411/mo. C.M. nr IC Ptau l>eout Studloe A. ~lg. micro. • 29fh ..... MI04'MO. micro. w/d hkup1, 831-4793 IO hm, tum, ahr QA. cov'd gar, pvt entry, • 1 BR ....... 11n-11ao e-ent...i w a ga.r1g• w /d , po o 1 • 1 p • cable, 173.t003 OarJcarport pooMpa w/eictr• 11or-oe. All UDMr Newport... 131S+l300d!p151o1137 Nwpt Hgt• lg a Mitr er, 1401 SUf?!!19t. 64&tl31 maln1enllnC9 Incl. 2"8"R 28.A "' NB c.n'\r COM. Share l>eeut 3BR 3b1. Oar, pvt blcny. 2BA tBA w/oc.an vfew Son"f, no pett. S~No pe4184o-1H4 home, 803 Orchid, w/d . Avt now 1525 on 30th St. 1825/mc f'ROM $1.295/mo Walk to beach. S420. S4a..t204 b-4 1oam + sm.-.eo. Avt 3/7. THE~MAAINA 8N-93810t 721·9541 p f f Damol\ 714-089-1571 7tMtlt ro em looking for FAJAWAV Al'fS 11. Cd M 1hr 3br, 2be. Mme. Park Newport 2BR 19A, p.,k1ng, 8111 BIG CANYON Clo.. to bcl\. $550/ 2BR 2BA, 1475 /mo t> 111. $825 U111 Ind. 2BR 644.Q50I mo. Mark, 7f4·179-dep. Nl•mkr. Cell H. '""II' ' 011; /(Ii !11111!·, . I\) I tBA. gar, 1eoo Ctay --------•Great Location• 2611, 6 1M73-5330 _!69-&a.5 Lv M1g_ SI, $850. 873-3039 STEPS TO BEACH t.atge 2BR 1 BA, D/W flMALE 113, IW ''" fliR 2BA 18A. Step• to Lg SBA, 2BA, f/p . Lg garage, lndry room. INU\MU& To •tDtt+ benefit•. us b • a c h s 9 5 o /m o . patlo-fncd In. I 1350/ clO" to so. Coait nYVW11""' TE itoatal Service & us s1200 Hc. dep. Ag1. mo, Y!!f!Y· 673-2507 Plaza. Sna,tmo WANTED Government 1oon 10 990-4711 •xt 217. 505 SUNFLOWER To •hate 3BR. 28A ·~cw enclOHd ga-accept appl. fOt UICI HTS 28R 21A $900 832-2232 or 722-9012 home with WHher/ rage In Coata M... examine•. Ai>pl. Info. 28R CW.OREi! $1OS0-$1200d 0. CALL TODAVI Pa11lllon Real E1tate 875-8120 3BR 2BA. lrg klleh. trplc, 2 lrg dec:k1, w/d hk ·up, 2-<:ar gar 1 blk to bch or bay $1350 yearly 495-6581 Nu pnt, cpl, patlO, gar dryer, D/W, tlreplece. S95/mo. 399 W. Bay In the HunL Bch area 760-t713'857·1ne No imoklng/drugi. St. 850-e357 (900) 44M779 eitt. NEW 2Br 2Ba duplex Huntington Beach 1570, eam.epm. 7 tower unit, on Penln-.,.. 1425/mo + ~ day• St2 95 fH. 1uta. $1090 yr round. Costa MHa 38R houH utll1 Cit o.k. Cell 962· SELLING OR BUYING Frplc, microwave, d/W, cloH to OCC. Smoker 0909 0t 82Nl523. A BUSINESS? trHh compactor, 2· ok. Kitch pf'fv. $375/ H.B. cooalderate, buiy, FOR FREE INFORMATION car parking. 873-0538 mo & dep. ~5"-41 14 prof M/F. BR w/BA In 17TH/Super1er. Fum CAU. 1900177183' NEWPORT HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVE Balboa 4br. 3ba hH. N-1mk/ eatpeted office apac•.1---P_ro_M_A_T_C_H_ Penlniula, prl\I entr. pet $325-1375. 535· S300/mo. Storag• VENDING bu1lne11 Large 3BR, 2BA, d/W, No imoklng or cook· 8421 or 840-7688 •e-ce avail. 846-2977 earn ••Ira Income, w/d Double g11age, $1000/..., week po11I Ing $350. 67~91 Mot ...,._,, CrHt Condo. 540 720 1008 S/F ,,_. · up1lalra, S1 200/mo. ··~t-ble v··• pr1me route LAGUNA BEACH Pvt Br/ba pool-fac-! f • ......, Now 2BR, 1 BA. 50' to 631-7530 MOTOR INN ten-gar-w/d. Prof M/F 1817 Weslclltf, NB. available 15K to atart. Hnd S975 846-4400 Nt w 2BR 28A. Pool Wkly rental• s1 75 & avall. now 642-9331 Ag1 541·5032 1·800 885-1113 AT THE BEACH Brand New 1 BR, futty Mlcro/dw/f1n/Yertlcal Up Color HBO TV, Hunt Bch. Prof'I non Central Coate Mosa furnl1h11d & docorat-$995-lo dep 840-6379 maid svc, heeled pool amkng Fem to ihr lrg Full 1ervlce. From 300 ed, 1top1 to tho water & stepa to ocean hH. 1 ml to bch 5425 IQ ft to 600 New lm- 7t4·971·0""'3.;;.00.;;;..__ Nowport Beach yearly. Kitch'• avl. 985 N + utll u63•0425 provements. S 90, t Investment Opportunity 2908 a •O •O •O •~ HAPPY VALllTINl'I •DAY• lhannon 1nd · Adlm. mx Low, Mom 1XX1 •••••• LOVEY MUFFIN I Love You! Have 1 great day c ••••••• •••• TO BOBO. • ALL MY LOVE, • H A P P V VA L E N· TINE'S DAVI • WHEEZIE •••• Bachelors 1, 2 3 & Coast Hwy, 494•5294 plus free rent 6'6-9663 4BR Good areas on LIDO BAYFAONT 21flL RETURN! Your flrat t " " " " To my 2 Funny Val· lf\tlnH, Bonn.. & Chrl1. Cltan Up VfM Aooma and I'll GNe Voo a Klaa. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY LOVE MOM •••• --------·1PARTY OIAUI on tN low II,,. waiting fOt ••••• H•pPJ V1l1ntlnt'1 Der to "" husband Jlck. Our tint Vlttntlnt'I dlftotethtr. I low you with 1n ""ht1rtl Loll '''''' lncornt: Tax 292 PERSONAL TAX PREPARATION Accurete, re&1onably priced, confidential. Evening and weekend appolntmentl (your home or mine). lll••I· mht• th• tax b•n•· flt• you are entl• tied to. Call 551-8523 l ost & F ound 2925 your call. 1-800-4A- 837f. 13/mln. 11 & up • P1·1·,, 11.11 SP!\ 11 l "• JOU'> A DATE tonight. Hear talking ~al9 from 1oea1 wom.,, • men who would Ilk• to m ... you (namH & phOM '1 lncld). 90(). :M&-3377 St .9lFmln Person;}! Serv1Cl'S 300~ Affectionate eating gtrt ere waiting for you call. 1 ·900-481-425 S10/call. 18 •up ........ ' t t Domcst1rs 1018! Young Chrl1Uan Grandma will provide childcare for 0·5 child, E'Sldo CM 646·2380 Large uppor 3BR 2BA lrplc. 2 car garage, block to ocean. 11er')I clean, $1450 mo I 01118 645·3683 the Penlnsuta & Ott Lido Pen. by th• bay Shr 3BR 2BA 5750, Otfk:• & gar •pace. 4 79 -pe 1 Pnces From $585 Fum rm/ba 1hr dbl rms, 3BA. 12' rollup Pass1110 or active pnrt I FOUNDI Combination Cannery Rentals. Inc mobile hm, amenn1es. mo. Lyn 675-0555 gar door 19th & avt Patented product your f rat jOb, lock & cable for Bike Employment 5530 675•4"'""' orkJrv1 ""50 673-5100 Leg Bch shr 3br hse w• Pomona, CM $900 tn energy lteld Min v,_, Newport Penln .,,,,., .... -"'A"'""'~ vour fl t -·· . A11embla product• I ocn vu lg BR, pvt .,.."'""""'4 $10,000 Limited I Vllll· , r• ~r. 1ula. 675-7178 -Eern up to $550/Wk. ____________________________ _,] LnBAdry Fsus'so' =::.e3~r;11 Otftc• space, Via Udo' ability Call Ed D FOUND Lg Dog CM • $24 fM No ••P Will 170 SQ ft. at $235/mo Sl&-927-0lD2 Cl•••lfled'• 730-8919 train Cd 1.-,15).t~ MF n smkr snr 3Br Shr ·~ 2 room suite l!NJOY 14-15..._ on TDi Bay1ront Apt in New-Call JeR1e 67~ 520K to 51 ooo.ooo • your LOST Lab Black Fem. CIMlltt«tcanM1pyouw10o By CHARLES GOREN with O MAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH trump support and t.he ece of apades. Since al wu hkely North had top control• m t.he other 11de suiu u well. Sout.h elected io 1•m PO rt oar. frplc $500 Quiet. 1)(1vate Newport C111 Denl1on A11oc 2 8 91 · Vtclnity of c d· "°"' ~ ad\leftlllng mo • utlls 723·1201 Beach weterlront of-499-4835 NOW! flr•t Choice. ::~· 3~3~~"fer Re·1 :c'~ :::::·,-..::;:· N·smkr 22·33 1hr Nwptl flee. 1,665 sf • OU1· .. --------------------------.. 1 Bch oce1n view 3br, 1lde deck Eacellent Need -•ll1re money? t ba $450 mo yrly tree parking Call 673· H .... • gwage .... - 833·49 t 9 Panle 9330 for lnlormallon Ad"'11M in dalll1lecl ble out the alam on di8covenng that Buth vulnerable North deala North held two 11ce1 NORTH West lud.8 the ace or diamond!. • A Q J • then 1h1ru tn a dub. How would you I • Q 9 7 2 play the hand 1r you knew Weat waa • K 5 an unseasoned ddender? Would you + A J l 0 du differently 1f West was an u cep· 0 Reorronge letters of the WEST EAST t1ona1Jy fine> pl11yer? four 1Crombled words i,.. • 8 3 2 • K 9 7 8 Normal defenllt' would be for low To form four slmple words • 4 • 3 West to continue diamonds. or 1h1ft • A J 9 8 2 • 8 7 .. 3 lo e trump In tha1 case. declarer I O V U l E M I • K 7 ~ 3 • 9 8 6 4 would have tu lt\JelS which black -_ __. 12 _ ... 1 __ 1 _ ... 1 _ ... 1 __ SOl'TH 11u1t finesse to take. and 11 w ould be t1 1 • I 0 5 pure gue111. The club switch, howev-. WOH HMI •AK J 10 8 8 5 er. puts II to declarer at tnck two!,------------ • Q 10 Against an avera([e defender. you I I + Q 2 ~hould spurn t he ctub fineue m ra G E N A B ! The b1ddinic vnr of the spade hook Why? No .. --,--,--,--,--4 f ~forth Eut South Weet I ordtnat') player 111 itoang to shift Lo a 3 ll. 1 ;'l:T p._ 3 • Pau dub from the lung loolung at A .J 10 · · · · · · J 3 • Pw '4 NT Pau an dumm_> I'"-, -! 5 • Pw 6 • Pua Against an u~rt. you don't hive I E X V I N While nding with my son 1n Pw P.... such an assurance West will reahze ..--..-....... ..-....... ..-....... ..--4 h ed I I h d Opening Ind A ce of • that tf the dub fineue II your onl~ I I I ,.. IS customiz 1a opy. ear II UI II d11unct advantage kn(IWIOI( r hance. you wall have lo tab It any .__ ... _______ ... a loud noise "It c an't be any· the abtht\ uf the playef"I In vour way Bui the1?'1 alway• the pou1b1l thing serious, H my son game fhere art hands vuu would It~ that you might be able t.o trv I l E M H U I I grinned," we're still ...... I" A GOOD AD! declare one way 1f vour opponents another hne fint and, af 1t d~an't were upert.11 and another 1f the-. work. fall back on the club fineue t---.-1--1--1""s-...,1..-......,1.-,-"1 O Complete the chuckle quoted were average plt1y er1 Here's an u Ry leading a club nght away. W est _ . . _ _ by filling 1n the m1u1ng words ample of what we mean I m1gh1 be removing one of your op · .._ _____ ..___...___..___ you develop from slap No 3 below Let'~ 11uppo~ tht11 North South taons, be.nlnng on the fact that no CALL ONE OF OUR FRIENDLY AD-Vl-SORS TODAY! reach 81X hearu via an aurtaon 1uch one lakes l<l go down ma slam at e Prm.• r .. UMBFllE D LUTE llS IN l ' 8ll the above. North's thrtt 1pade1 tnck two Ag1in1t an u~rt West, T Hf Sf. S UAllE S was a cue bad an support uf hurts. we would nak t.he club fineu-! rather _______________ ..__....__..__..__.__..___, 11howm1t a mu1mum no trump, good than rely un spades e Ut.isr PAMBl E ABOVE lE TTEllS !CJ ,f I ANSWE R 642-5678 TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE1 ACROSS I FrOll 5 Mortify 10 Pinochle WO<d 1<1 OI M-.n 15 Pul lhrough ·~ 16 0-s own pr .. 11 Chas11941 111 M11t1ant 10 boom n Land parcel 23 Flo- 14 Art \00,.Cts 16 For Shame• 17 ArlbS a g 10 Entrust l 0nel 38 Fie! 40 Mou!h pref 4 I Likely 42 Tumull 4l Stow (freoght) 45 Sonne1 Wtl 47 ArouMCS 48 Unbroken 49 Thread SO Herring $3 Ktnd of coat 54 Go tn !>8 Sta<SIUIT'I ., ... 2 3 17 20 61 S11v11oon - 82 Orient 63 Shackln 64 Roof 85 S~ks 66 Nol '#Ol'dy 67 Gr~ Mllleo DOWN t Mika snet11 10Und1 2 EurOPNn cac>ltll . 3 Arie In 4 ComplalnirlQ S Timber traa 8 1n1tru~l1 7 TOfonlo tootba.tters 8 Sp1ntlh 111111 9 " H1w 10 OamMlt 11 M1.ke co,,ec- uon 1n 12 Nol l~ 13 AccompllsN< 19 Hoty perSC>fl 2 1 Attrac11119 25 Regardte.s ot 28 Woods 27 St0t,.. 21 Decamp 29 Cendlel 30 Container 3t a.tween prcrf 32 Orctlatd 33 Called 7 35 Houw pe1 39 -Alamos 40 Compo61tion 42 Landlo<d I r-cits 4• MOMiC piece 46 Browns <17 Lur•s 49 Egyp11an city SO Raced 11 9 St A111n Ctlll var 52 a.lance 53 Gott WOtd 55 F11h1nQ tine 5e Singer Eama. 57 Whiskeys 59 Drift part 80 Compass pt 11 12 13 l •'1 ~i 8Nl/\O~ llllS eJ,eM .. ·pauuu6 uos Aw ~·snoues 6u1t.t&Aue 9Q l,Ulr.l u" 8SIOU pno1 e pJea4 1 · Ado1er paz1wo•sno s14 U! uos Aw 4l1M 6u!pu e114M DNl/\O~ -wn11eH -USX!/\ -ue6ea -ewn10/\ Daily Pilai TbundH, fo.tb 14 LIBRA l~Jll 1 '·0ct 221 I Oil .. 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"1'11111<'' urn 1'01('11~ f"1h'nt111 1h1n 1 \ell \nur\C'll thcrr ''nu 11mr hkC' tht• p1c't·n1 Im ARILI., \lar. h ~ 1-A,prtl I'll \l \h11r1 Rrl.111•r "hu rt·trnlh tom 1.:irrt'r or fll•llr"tonJI m,111rr' .:il-.ct le n1111n rl'\l•h ., Jlllund tnno,J1111n pla1nnl th.11 11111 "'l'll' 0111 f'J\IOJ I 'or \'Utl1"111u1 all 1hr 1k.ld \lol111<l 11n • r1•ll' 11\ "'It-\lmng l<nr rt'la a11rn1111n "'II du .1hou1-l.1u· -,ou'll lht' home lrunt tmn\htp 'uu II ha'r 11t1 of bt'tnJ ht' \m111hrrnl \\Ith .1llr111on ~ n111, GEMINI (!\fa) 2~·Junr ~11 Th<'4ot' J!'ik 111 \t.in n' er 1>1~ arJ cm1111onal 11 lrt' d~ t\1 \l and 10 ~lme C\lrn1. bun.kn\ 1h111 h.1H htcn hea"' CAPRKOR"lt 1 Un '~-Jan 1 •)) cmvuonJlh 1urhulcn1 da>' lor ~nu ;1mh11" Ne"' M oon 111 \11u1 mon('\ hou\C HCl"'C't'r. 1 lit'm.auon=il nt.,,.. moon TAl Rl ~ I \pnl 20.Ma) 20) N~ rt IJIC'\ to"'' lt.1\t"d Int nm(' ab1hl) ICI and a mu1n11icrn1 a\Jl'.'t l hrt\l\('t'n Clrt'rr oppu11un11\ much 1n rt"tn<'"<' lo'' 'm1 II m,1kr lrnh '>lart Vcnu~ ind Pluto \hould now enable C\ 1drn1t' I t>< u\ on bu sine" .ind J'tlln ... 111r11 rnd1·1lt"ndrnce I nH' \OU to tOJX' \uut's~fulh •tth added ,·ntt'rpn-.c fJm1h rcl111onsh1f)'. rt'll rela11on,h111 Jur tu hlm\C1m I.co rtspuns1b1hht'\. a1ll 1n \Ums dut' and nion w11h lo"(d one C rourmel din-fiaur''' pr.1mincn1h Onah1e lon&·lerm cart'<'r or prn- '"' fr11t11rt'd 1on11h1 \ nu\ual 'lalJd AQl1ARlt I!\ (Jan ~O-feb I ~I fcu1ttnll m1111e"' t'\prC'\\O f'FO\(' mr mo111blc: l mphJ\I\ un jX'r•.on1ht) l)IJ(\Ullrll) r ANCER (June 22-Jul" 211 \ nt'W GEMINI (Ma~ 2 l ·Junc 201 01-\pct.1JI \uU t'" 1n dt'altnp •11h moon 1n .\quanu~ rt'h•t~ 10 both 11·r,tl) a•H lull pl3) 10 antellatual wom t'n Rt'la11\r 'Cr') unor1hodoA. pc:rnm.il and partncnh1p mon ')' cuno"h Yc1u'll ht-K nsm"e con-\oult.1 ht-\pt'il.,1nii 1n nddk' Rt'ason matlC'I"\ Therefore ~ou ou&ht 10 bt ttm1n1 wardrobe. body 1ma r y,.111 hr faihomcd hy 11 p.m ( ane<r 01 )11\11 mo 1 11\lute ·and ~Tf·p10lt"C'• Travel ofTrr I\ lq111m11r . You'll n,111\\' 1n,ohcJ U\<C' H owC'"C'r,don'1"taroundw11t· \hint.· JI .oc1al affair and make "alu-Pl, &41 CFt'b I ~ M u ch 201 in• for 1h1na to happC"n lake tht able \On11 '' \('\ rrt " rt\lcaltd. rnuld bt cJuv fur 1n1t1ah\t and 1f nC«nary \Ct'k n · CANCEft (Junc :! I .July 22) You'll rt'nr.,,..(d fallh E.mphom on my'1ery ptrt or lepl ad\.tct 1f otbe~ rcfu'lt to '"' nt'"\loo dC'al con crnma mone) 1h11 1n1111ut•. nt.•t.c,,tt) fur d1strt'tton (,,n pl•) hall had hc'cn w1thhtld Focu' on •c t\"t.c1H-d dd\ 10 ""•rdrobt Popu-LEO {July 24-AUJ ll)· A. new coun11na procedurt back 1>11>' lanl)' ni1tn1 mom\ \1pw1rd Strt\\ mt)l)n .1n )Our Ol>PO't~ '''" ol ro alt1cs. lnd1v1dual clow 10 )OU 11\lollh"°'"' \quanu\ \lmpl) mc.-ns th1 1 no amporu Mws ron«rn1n1 roma~ umc to kefl) )'OUr distance CW' dt Tauru fiaum promtf\('1\tJ) IF ,Ea. • • VO 1' llltTRDA Y· tan\'C )OUnclf for • ~hJlt. ~" L£O cJuly 2.J-Aui. ll) Attention \ ou 1tt npob of aniculiluna f«I· or ck>Dc rom119n10ftf are bc1na ttlf· rc .. ohu around pn"att tn\'C1Up· '"'' tn en1en11n1n.. dramatic n&f\tcou1 or 1ielr·1ndul n1 and mu't lton. Focu\ on pcnonal maJnCUSm, fuhaon. You art cttatt\'t', itut'lbom, M made ' cunptntt o~ 1 m \10' fl1n.a11on. shon tnp 1n"o'"'~ ttla· d)nilmK'. ~pu-.e. <~m1n1. Y1raa domntte u~"•' tt\C. Lunar po1111on 1lt0 ht h&JI" Saaiuanu' pr~ns pl.a~ mponan1 vua.oo (A• 14-~ l l 8 1ht pat1Mn!up. nunLal status .1tm1n• role-1n )Our ltfc, \'ou 11 tra rl 1n tnd oltht month )OU •1lJ haH! cvmr 1n,.ol"(d M&Ith. '«Ill IK\I' ttJCS will ac· 10 mtlm that all tht Hlbn'td Yl ltOO Ci\ua 21-Scpt. 22). cckratc. Yoo'll ~ on m<>n' ~ ~ alMt chlil'rftF\ fOU MT nir· Oicwnn11c adjui'lmtnt ~Illes to life-rmouon.aJ.financaal ~rid "' .\pril muty ftpmal('•ftf on tht ttt1ft tfont yk. ru1dtn«, manta! sutus Whal t'qjns I\ R1Nt10ft n M1y 9'11 •ho....., atick ""'ft)ttl•nt tht1 YCMA'll bt.iiuuf surroundfnp and ac· could dc\tlop into tomcttu• ._ .o ~,,. value t• the loftt- qu~ to ttmodd1na. purdu1tt of ttnou,, \ucutt wUI Ill yow ""* --. 11wrtfDft, C'Oftttnut ao kttp .,, ~JC'Ct or lu\Ur) tkm Libra'*" pmdU<11\ot · rwoft...._ ~ ~'"'"" llloft Hd llClld yow Med MY m lt". innntfl of 19'1. ""'T.ilaA _.........._ ................ ,-.,--,-oU'----.... r•--looll-....... lnl--,_--.-car--.-------•......, ao ~ ~~ 1~.~°: 11u•1 L'lll11111111a111c:s itnd 1u1at hmrnt\ 1hc nr\lo moon 1n ~11u11nu\ \IJn•lir\ 1h.11 .ti 1\-J\I 'nu ._no,,_, tor n!r1.i1n "hrrt• \nur ,\iTrtllon' hr JnJ what II 1111n mU\I Ill ..... en tf )OU llrt' Ill t•nrm a mort· \tahk .,amd tomfonablc l1f('\l\h S<'ORPIO t< k 1 24-l\o" 1~1 Tn tn put \nuN:lf 1n partnef"i' or lo,cd 1111 •. , ,hut'' .inJ \uu ,,_,,11 rcah1r v.h' thn lwl \o dt\lllu\IC•llrd or d1sgrun- 1lnl Hut aho' r Jll l"Onllnur to allo\lo homt' "' Jom~llc mitten to 1,1!..1 thl'tr "" n \tlUN ;rnd on nu 111 oun1111\fcJard \llhr"' opm10M or snr\..ann'' • AGITI ARll , t 'o' ~ '·D« :! I l .\ 1rmpt11111') -.cp;matmn m•> be h:ut.I 111 ht·a1 .ind o nh .idd ICI )Our ftthn"' uf 1n~lUtll\ or 1nadcquac)' H o•· r'rr. '"u rt'.alh Jo nttd umc alont' nn.,,.. 1n tulh 1ppm11tr all 1hal 1n) nc\lo Iona lt'rm comm11mcn11 or ma1or ahr ratton' tn lht' v.or~1n1 Pl'• trrn or 'our hf(' .,,..uuld enlaal CAPRICOllN (Dec. ll·Jan 20). f herr rrJll)' I\ nu point 1n l Oln. 0\.Cf 11n) mort old 11ound or ronunu1n1 a ft'ud. no mattt'r how d1\lppo1n1C'd or hard..Jonc·b)' )'OU f«I fo fact. a nt'w moon in qu.anus only cautions you to pnrC' t0und hcallh and )Our ttncnil v.tll hem& •ho' e all else. AQ Aftfll. (Jan 21 reb 19). Re· ctnt 3(1\ent Or t halltn&tn& planetary at t1vll) apprar. 10 have undcmuned Ml niur h Hlu uncc bche' c lQ ~ a pcrmaMnl fhturc Ho~t'\er. a new moon 1n \Our ov.n btnh 1lft now l l\ C1 )OU tht' Ona I Plett oft~ j 1 W and tilt' perftcl opponunll)' 10 'trenllhtn tmot1onal un and attach· menu P ffcb 2Q. .... arch lO). Now )OU •~ afTOt"Ckd an idril opponunt· I)' 10 alter ur pottltOft, conul m11taku and clur up mll· ul1dtni.nd1np. thtr ' lilofnt or at wort. Orttp tt H°"~cr. dott't ~ 1.1mbnqc tf ~rutn C'ollclpa or buit- a _ WI do ftCM <unlJ -. C'OIM ~ whh opt11 1rmi IP you• llla1'llOA Y • 1'c..\ Y: brilliattt ntW ""'°" Oil ~ ... ftl mlaf) I I dlar ..... IO .... d"~'"' ___ '" __ _ 1tw nta1•t1ream of • Y• ...._ mucil to dO lelr1l .cl nperie .. - lw It on a •tr) pm11 al '"'81 w clllellfled .... lleWI fer ...._ loMf Of OUt If\ IM catd l'IC~tUf)o ,,_ ___ ..:;.;:;.;;...r:~..:.;.;,;;;.;.;;;.;;~;..;..;....;..._.... ____ .;...;_---..,......,.__...__..... ....... ________ ,.._ ___ ..;;.•----...... -----~ H~""· •ftn n'IOlltht Of..,...,. ... tt111d•'W,..,., -----..... pm • ,. - Yount Otant• County pubttentna compeny .... lftdr. """'* wtlft .. ..... eeven year• ao-count•no experi.nc. u • mator ftnlWIClal exeoeutlW to l>e the company'• chief ft. nenclal otflcar • Ae1pc>nalblllttH ln- clude directing deity eccountlng oper• t1on1, financial r• porting: p«tormlno auditing and cont.rOI function•; m11naglng rnonthty cloatng r:v· c1 .. and pf9P•r•tlon of rnonthlY ftnancl•I atatementa: rev'ew- lng account• recelv• able end payebl• bal6"C• 1hfft1 and preparing 1peclal ft· nonc:i.t reporu r•· quHt•d by aenlot maneg•m•,,I Individual mual have ec;count d• grH (.CPA preferred) e11cellent benen11 Send reaume wtth cover l•Jt•r to: Per1onnel Director 330 Weit Bay Street Costa Mesa. CA 02827 COMMERCIAL PRINTING SALES PERSON Need an aggro11l11e. 1ell·mot1vat1d per· eon to 1ell commer· clal pre11 time Large doubt• wide Harri• pre11 na1 time available to print I N SERTS , T ABS. NEWSPA· PERS.ETC Customer wlll get Quality volume print· Ing on a 1h0t1 1urn around Ume. Someone with some ••tabll1h•d con1act1 would be a big plu1. Ewcellent working anvtronment Many t>enel1t1. This I• • commission PO•lllon with • bl-weekly draw egalnsl If In- terested, please con- tact Dave Holen et 642-4321, Ext 2S2. COOADINA TOA Th• American Institute for Foreign Study will be placing 2 1hort- 1erm exchange pro- gram• In the area lhll summer Coordlnator1 at• now being hired 10 enroll ho1t femt11e1. plan Itineraries & con- duct tripe. TheH po11- llon1 are P T, your houri S2500.S4SOO I adm1n expen1e1 & tr aintng CaJI Alea Di- rector, 1·80CHS77-e781 CUSTOMER SERVICE Equipment remat cen- ter In Co1ta Me1a needs p.ople to rent 1ruck1 & equip Apply 1930 Newp00 Blvd Cuatomer Se rvice Counta< Sales of 11ecy. part• & 1vc for Ltgat Watercraft Dir E11p prof, wlll !rein Apply Newport Jet Ski, t 880 Newport Blvd. CM DESK CLERK Nlghtl E•p req'd Apply 1 Day1, llam· Noon. Sea Latk Motal, 2274 Newpon Bid, CM ORT ltAJD for taltl"9 •••Y ena pehotal No exf)ef'lenc• Cell 1 • 900-23().3836 ($0 09 mtn) 04' Write. PASE • 259J, 18 t S Lin· colnway. N Aurora IL 80542 General Office SELF STARTERS •NEEDEDt $300-$500 per ~ 8AM·12 Noon CALLI JACK 841.017 4 , C.M. DONNA 259-9188, Tuatln HOSPITAL JOlll Start Sii 80 •r Your area. No exp nee: For Info cell, 1 ·900·226- 1431 Ext 1431 eam- llpm, 7 Daya. 512 95 onone fee INT trUtORNC& JOal All branch•• us Cu1- tom1 DEA etc. Now hiring. Call (1) SOS' 1>62·8000 Ext. 1<·22317 MID "I CIPTIONllT E•p o. en8fgetic for A .. Team Pff FP _JJroup NB ~4-7141 MODILI N-r1cH tot falhlon lhOWI and print work 213-859-9772 MUl..TIPLE.S AT HOME SHtta Qualln.d Candi· dates to retell modutlf knit clothing PT'" Call 800-727-887& Meke 510,000/mo, 20 hrl/Wk. Pret..bMlllguel . obtain loan a re'll ntlll ec;qulli11on1 Will nln. A4.lth, ... 7-ol44. llDDllORYPUn Make up to S 1 ti P9f day trimming l)ftot~ Qf"9pha. No axp nee 1.t00-~31'7 'ffDelMftltr8*9 For locll .. Of9. T'huf1 thru Sun. S3I per Job, c.r Nlded •• .,,..., 0 ~ ...... N..o.d. t to 2 yn ...,, M(pM, Wiid ... Ul'IH end '941 .... tNdl .... ,.,., ,. ,,ff ............ •• -9ftd In-,...... ....... ..,... ot n "• 1n IN c.,. ot ~MnowtthW. iltw. ... ..... OIVonio • termln•I lllne11e1. UNque ~ oppor. ~ IO ptOlltde AIOf end~ c.,., 1'4/4~'71. RICIPTIONtl T lu•v medleat omce In Newpoft Beech neede ffOf'lt omc. reception-I~======~ lat. latary comm w/ " )'Oii c.. OllcttOe It exp. For more Info,, Yol.I cen P'OMl!ly..; It cell '722·1805 w1tt11 Olelllllld.., ULll Bl! AT THE HACH av NOONI ""' hour1: FIT pay. E.amlna Po'ential '° 11,000 waettly. Paid training; no .. pen. ance nec...-ry, I am to 12 noon, Monday lhru f'rlday. Call 548-e513. ltrv. It.I. Attnd. Union '71 COM. PIT, 4PM to 9PM. Se/hr. 144·7151. SAi.Al fSW(' !xpd't euoceutul RE. oo INU i Aota • edd·1 ..... mgr • en ...... to ToP Pro- duce r 1 , 10·100~ Comm'• .. !MneMa. lend conld reeurne to P.T.A., 180 HwP4 Cncr Or 4'180. N.B. 92teO TRADE throuQh claaified - Oenetal contr~Ung """ .... front ofnce per1on w /1trono phone ..... prof ... "°"" lfNll • ..,,., Plf"aonaMy. ~ abtleey • ,..,.., con- ltruc:tlOn ~ hetpfUt. Non4moklng office. S•l•ry 17· 17.50/nr. 1-1 Mon lhru l"rl. Cal ~a ., 714-151·2211. UPTO •aoo &aaes ,.,,. for new Orange County Spenl1h l•nou•o• ~.mu.th • bi.tlnguet, Co••• Meea locMk>n ....... entMd drew plu1 comml11lon, reply PlflOflnlt Directory, 330 W. BllY Strfft, Coale M•••, CA 92927. WfTH °" wm.ouT WOAD PAOCaa.HO nMded for~ or temt> to perm ... 119\menta. HM tnOrnine motet rove.I. LA. c.....ey end Orenp. _ Thi.no dllye~ • ...., ...... 0 ,L, Weaver Offef'• lty lfteurence, C .. I holtday pay YeCdon 114-142 ... 333, Ext. pay plue' bonue. _209 ,..._ f« c.toe. Com• join our family of heppy cam~•· fBAINEll Aile for Barbera. ""' D.L.W..,.r T....-.... 714479-9900 100'Mt ...... I.Al.El Alllltaftt £arn •MN100tift .-.AM-Noon MM-Frt •11/Hr + Comm/ Tr.tnlng •No lbrp ~Mry f'riendl¥ c.... ..... omc:.. ,,. •• ~ p, ..... ... T_..61....,._.. ............... wM ......... or ..... MOO flnft . .., ...... ~..., ........ oeH .... ..-n •19 tO ...,,. ~ "'-c"'9 + 2 arm ctwe. t "" ........ ~ ~ ... 17\4 ... +pade. l'Wft e¥W. -·. "_.. "'*" --• cNfw tNel '714'94l'·TP40 cab w!buffet.........,.. WIMAT-E.,.. Up .. 1100109wf beet. refrlg , tebte, ,.eople Cell vou fo couch••· Booke. Order ~llMV l'UbM-MOvtNO. ~. cauone 714/4'2-11M HENREOON klng•IH hi i,, MedbOatd, armona. * • • tl90'• to 1tl0'•. tight, bl1do9 • '"""°'· l3600080.14+114e MUST SELL. Rftten Sofa Sectlonat • Mauw. Paraon• ta.,_, .,.,..ooa., 1V • ..,. eo, orlentel carved aecretary. Priced to HI. COM. 173-seQe. YOUTH CREW SUPERVISOR We need bright, enthusiastic Individuals Who would like to earn: PER MONTH * NO COlllCTIOllS * Poaltlon evallabl• to usl9t Ctauifled De- pa11,,,.m and ~ ...... fled Manager of community MWIP• CMr Outlee lnctude typing, In-putting ad1, CU91<>mer serv- ice. 1u1111ng wtth layout• and ITIOfl. P1111e call Chert Freeman et 842· 4~21 , Ext. 301 . for eppolntment 10 Inter- view ·~ • HouMflold• Lobetet Tr•p Cott•• 831 813• "'-'LY M1f f7U223 Table from Maine. -U U -New, still tn crate. MTIQUI.... S395 080. , •• •005. $410.00 to $800.00 per week and more, ~ WMI UIJ MOVTNO SALE. I ft cut 1~ -velvet couch, eolld VW19 vrr ro11wood end & Sat 1H Sun 12-t. round con.a tabfe & 1931 ~ 81, C.M. _ .. __ aa:7~11 Tremendoue St11ect10n1 _.;:;...,=..,.~·· ""'::;.;;.;.....;-v~J;,__ marketing the Orange Coast Daily Pilot If You: Early morning motor routes available . Must have depend able transportation and liability insurance 1000 Sq ,l Sofa, 1ove ... t. cheJr. ot· • • 142-8990 ** tomen, 1325. 3 pe cof· Th• OAAN0£ COAST ESTATE SALE. Fonner fM tabtel $170. DAILY PILOT 19 look· dfflera hotM. Uiua.rty 141-3488 EARN EXTRA $MONEYS I HAVI "'91 DOlllCI m * Have an Insured van, wagon or large car, '411 Enjoy working part-time In the evenings, SECURITY OFFICIAi NEEDED NOW 1ng for MV9f1ll brtght nne Ito pl~• Muc:Pot ~:."1~ = ~~1~~.~o':'.~'t :~s~°V lr1tY.1~il:l!f"+all!llrn!E111p!lf.p1ii1•m"'it-.n•m.111111 eamlng full-time SSS * Have the abUlty to motivate. end older, to Hit Sun. 491E.19th, C.M. WANf'•D TiS liiYs nlW9peper aubKrlp. Old ORIENTAL AUOS, Then we have a job for you. No experience necessary. CALL 642-4333 Many areu & ehifts. Wiii train Benefits & paid vacellons. tlons In en adult au-any 1121 In any condi.. peatrvtMd, d~o ~~ No-Froat 2.-0oof f\9fri..... tJon. 1-800-531-7233 Full training available. 1 •• cam~·· ...... "'"" efternoon. early etlltOf, very ct.an a ewnlng houri. &cej.. excellent at 50. Will lent opl)Of1unlty for dellwr 642·2543 For further Information or to schedule an Interview: J·) /.' ! 'I I I ~ CALL LEE AT (714) 874-9324 HUNTINGTON BEACH, COSTA MP.SA, NEWPORT BEACH, FOUNTAIN VALLEY, IRVINE & LAGUNA BEACH NEWILL l!NTIRPfUll!I 714-9 21·7122 •-right p«ton. l"or mor• AEFRIO frotlt "" Xlnt Information, cell T«I Cond '240 W••"-& at 142-4333. EJlt 208. gu dryer 1150 ... Cend.UV.~ ,\ Ar: •' . ·, MUST SEU. J~. Mond•v thru ·Frldey Before 2 pm TRACER Trecer for MIP Ae- tund Potlclea. Pot.,,.. tlal $4,000 147.7129, A d1111fted ed le en ..., wer to ... row ...,cltM ... 1, .,... tt•• ...; °" O l emond Tennie Bracet.t, eofft.alte dla- mo n d necklace. Pnced to ..... $380 each, 080. ~. ,.. ...... .... . . Due to delays at Gl'E the 900 Oatetlne service will not be available In the Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley area until February. We apologize to our readers for the lneonv.nience. UHllll... ..r Clmf~ -SWM N ...... ,.. llMll, ..... ..-..._ • Ull .... _... I • lbe Nol bed IOaedn. I ' OOod .... [' 411 ..... 11&1 _,,,. I""" PITITI TRIPLE A' AINlll'nllOUI IMIAlllC ITAILI .... ..... .... llOn, .... ..... ~~. ,[,.,... IW'1,~, •o+. IOPHllTICATID ~..;..~nr=;:.:: RB• PWllllOlllL =: :-1~ ::" =:-;-: '*"* Nlr'9d bw.1ty .. .. RIDtllAD trim, 1'4" 40'• bNo 34, I' 10" 191 ....,,. Hendeom•, ethlettc, l n j 0 y 8 Ind 00,.. , ............. ...... ...a; hcc11af\A I'+ ::;; "'•~to ~:.' SW'1, 10""t 4'7, elm. nett• love• tennl1, aome, ~. Hlf MnatllW. SWM ..-. ~ 1 llt tc ..... .... ,.__ ,.. 8WM Who eleo !owe wo .. .,•hot c b d • non .. 1"0k•r. aoclel movlel, talking, trev.t. emptoy_•d prof•• Ing ~. .,._ .,,,_ ..:.!'Oi~•i•~•;Ma~~·ii'~I aporta, entertalnlng, .. '~=~ ay, drinker, enfoya deno-IMttlng romentlc, 11· ...._ . ....,. ..... t.-, llender, metur. LO -~ 1.fe¥1f. Ooela: ~ ........!e: Ing, dlnnen. lnO'AM, tr9C'tive, flnanclally ... •kltng. tenn••· roo lady, 10 30 for CGnWf•I •-• -lTll llJ Merriege end t.mty. tall SWM wfttl -.;-i: t>Mch. 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M ,IOO. ea-1100 Immaculate, 1,1 O ... e _.. ..-Mr~. ~TK~k"-:man~~:---mt!M, ellMAlllll .., • ..._ ........._'°--Jo Font 1en Ven raney, ue.eoo. 713/ ; -.;; ----11000 090. cal ..... 873-001 .. •.IOO. 117..-00 7 .. t C. 141 ••• Mk _M_E_..C ___ l_D9 ___ 8 __ 1e .. 1"""J-no...-- MCMtnt. tor Dew. hden, OftolNI lwofy paint with WI INlftor. Well~.Cellt ornla Cw. Prlnclpille only. Aeeeonable offer. Pf?· '1""7.o213 TOWMA~ l'ORDUINIR 8AI, A/C, V ... , euto, TW, CIC. ceHette. (2PMH570) •11,411 COAITAL ACURA 71WTNIOO 'frlnk'-qo35 '17...., COMANCHE PICKUP 5 apeed, p /a, CH· 1\ I,', I 11 1 I " ' 1 • ) I : ( )l) 'MPORD llUITANO Alf. A/C, P/S, P/8, EXTRA CLEANI (T5562t) 13715 URLEIKE TOYOTA 722·2098 '81TOYOTA TERCEL 11/C, atereo ca1.111t1. (33515) Mercedff 1919 210e 1 owner, tmmKule1e, lvcwy/bemboo, 17,IOO. ffe.1111. CRIVllR ... A NW UMIPU'8 CW ,........ llllW'I AYAILML• '81329 5 apd {2CKL 127) 110,4'95 ·ee e3•• Alf •\• ' 1 I I ' ~.,-.- CHEVY '74' NOVA, auto, towner, e eyl. Nu Bat· tery, Xcond 11250 080. ~9"424'2 CHEVY1IOO IWIR SPECIAL GARAGE SALi llATI ~ CALL 642-5671 BOAT SLIP, prlvete. gre1u locellon, Udo lat.. 30 ft Ot ~. I 12/ft. 840-2889 Newport lllps $12.&0 fl 780-0259 "'"· v-e engine, cus· tom wheel• a. 1lr11. (3T822t3). $2905 EARLEIKE TOYOTA 722·2098 (68774'9) $15,995 ee 328 5 apd (2GFF318) $11 ,995 8e L·7 Alf (2CVN779) S 19,995 87 328 5 •pd (832903) $12,9" 81 3281 Convt (94'2637) $20,995 e cyl, auto, 11/C, cua, Ult, c uatom wheeta. Only IS,000 mllH. 113,988. (135028) BUENA PARK llUZU 523-HOO orona del Mar 6122 Everything Muat Go. Appllanc11, dra~rle1, furnl1hlnga , mlac. clothing. odds and end1. 1535 Dolphin Terrace, COM Sat. Feb 15 9AM to 3PM. Costa Mesa 6124 ******** BENEFIT YARD SALE SATURDAY 8A.M • 3 P.M. 328 RAMONA PL. Antique trunk. sail· boat mo1orcycle . B BQ, btk• m11c Funds wlll profit "outh hock•" camp. •••••••• HUGE SALEI PRIVATE DOCK SATURDAY, Feb HI Newpor1. 20'·70' Xln1 ONLY. Unb•ll•vabl• loc, MCUrl!y. 173-78n t:>argalna on •Solld Slip AVlll·No INe .. ...__ ... oak wall unit .Oak .........,u dining Ht •Antique Up to 32' ........ · .. 1385 alngl• bed •New pull Sid• tie to 25' ..... 1250 out couch •Top or the SWALES ANCHORAQE llne electronics •Large Dally 9-5 54IM501 dresaer. Come one, WANTEO-.ASAP1 Siii) come all to this near or aide tie for 25 ft glv .. awey aalel 665 aellboat In Newport Park Or, Apt ~e. Beach. 6&5-5653 10am·5pm Campers. RVs Newport & Trailers 8014 $5,188 COUTAlACUM HH MMaoft aLYD COITAMllA • .,.. .. 00 TOYOTA '88 I 4x4 PICK-UP . 5 •P••d. air. p/1. CDI· Hite, custom wheola (003092) $0,888 COASTALACURA 714-970.2500 '17VW CABRIOLET 5 speed, 11/C, P/5, 11ereo/caa1ett1, low mlln. (270741) $7915 EARLEIKE TOYOTA 722·2098 Beach 6169 ans 9040 BMW '88 528B White with black leather lntrior. 5 apeed manual tran1. IMMAC· ULATE. Only 44,000 20 FT. mini motor ml. $14,995. Call Gary home. BHt of all • d a y 1 DHlg"ler clolhll, ori. worlds. Good MPG, •II 90 MAXI VAN • P/S. air. 474-4004 E I & ~ In and out. Hurry. crul••. a1ereo, 1111 ven ng1 glOal painting a. Com-• ...... whHI, 3,400 mllea _weekends. 650-0230 puter Sat lo-3. 220 $4,800. 54&-479:l ILLNESS FORCES JAGUAR 1988 Vanden N ICI rl' 308 722-6360 _________ 1Full size camper 1hell, SALE Plas. Jade green. RAVE A GWCESALE 1 642-5671 1 fit:>erglasa, StOO as Is 115,995 631·2177 loaded 20,000 mhH &45-~55. FORD 1986 E-350, only Super condition brownoll box, 14' t:>ed. $28.500. 964-8900 w/lrtt. V-8. AM radio, day, 76().9757 evening excellent condition. Don 1 depen<I on word or 45,000 mt111 $9,500. mouth. depen<I on etusi· Mr Tack man, 863~ hOCI w~ you h•1<1 IOfM BUY 1200 lhtnQ to ... ~~~ CREVIER BMW 9antaAn• Auto MaU Newport l'reowav 55 at l!dtn9or Santa Ana 835-3171 Porsche '851A 944' white w/black leather, great condition , $14,000. 875-8178. Renault 1983 Alllance $1500, rebullt tran•· mls•lon, rebullt 1taner, new battery. call after 5PM 962·8229. SUZUKI 1989 SIDEKICK CORVETTE '89 CONVERTIBLE Low mileage, red, black top, black leather Interior. all op. t1on1. proles1lonally maintained, garaged, uaed a1 3rd car. Like newt $29,500 OBO Call: (714)837·9050 Le1ve Mt1Hge Chevy '76 Monte Carlo Original owner, make offer. Cell 64S.5378 after 5 weekday•. Corvette 1975 Stingray Original condition. 110.000. 496-1631 A C, ca11. cuatom Chryaler 'Be New Yorker whe ela . $7988. Landau. loa.ded, ( t 009721 teat her, low mileage, BUENA PARK 20,500 muea. Luxuty Isuzu •81 lta bHI pp. Lie, II 14Sally. day 474·9098 eve a. wknda. 962· 7368 Almost a new car et only $7 .900. Uncoln-1977 Mark V runs good, very clean. 11500. 875-3977. CATCH · THE SAVINGS You II llook your l11n 1t o f 111 tc•rt•..,t t•d huyt•r-. with .t<h you pl.tct• trl tht> cl.i-.-..f1t><h Ar•d our r.1te~ wont ... w .11nµ yoiir pr o fit-. .... INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES Looking to sell that extrajl)nk s~cking up in .. l-.c-1 $2.60 per day Thal., ALL y u pay lor c "" JO d11 "'"'l'U"' rn 1'111 PAY YOUR BILLS Vear End Tax Info PU & Oeltver (714) 722·8120 abinets 3490 CONVEYS CUSTOMS Bookcase• wall umts, kllchens baths quatrty work Lance 548-5375 arpentry 351 Doon Afpa r-A.1er~.ona Cab•nots-Panel-Locks SIA. "'yw P••o0•~•c: ·~ )"'• .. p h"'Y 642·0567 ALL CARPENTRY SERVICE DIRECTORY 15 yoors ••P Lie 894·2811213-596-7518 f'or more rnformouon CARPENTRY HOME REPAIR CALL TOOAV'I ASK FOR LOIS Your Snrv•l"O Otro<'IOry Reprosent'lt vo 642°4321 Ext 310 PUBLIC NOTICE OoO•·w ncfows-ciosots • P'"' •• 11p1 r done Srr1a:1 lbt ~ Don 893·6673 Drywall 3584 DOORS, floo,. fences, Ceilings-Wall• Rep11lred orywall and cabrnots Drywall/Int plaster Grtted Crattsman patch Accousllc Cell· Ma•k 646-1790 1ngs applied removed r rench doors, windows CuSlorn Wall textures Hauling 3720 DICK'S HAULING Junk 10 dump & gen· eral hauling Large truck with lift gate 540-3798 .. nd custom shuners Tom, 548·9285 Factory d"ect prices . DUMP RUNS ·JUNK Coll OGI 63<>-6504 DRYWALL REPAIR I Fumllure trash, troe MASTER CARPENTRY Patches, water dam branches. apptrances Masonry 3828 BAICl(.P1t10s-Flreplace1 Slono-Tile·Block & Re- tatnrng Walls 16yrs exp Uc Ins rols 675-3852 1 Brick, Block, Stone By lhe jot:>. or $200 a day 18 yrs 645·2942 Massage 383 nough·finrsh-concrete age, room add 1 Free Mrke 7 dys 546·1391 & brick work So Cal 111 646-0812 John HAUL 4 u 20. OFF l.fASSAGE·Spolf ~" 30 • "-"'A8886 I ratH or o ther est• fOf the new,..,, .._etthy ement oncrete 352 yr• =---Total refautlon. A1lu11 mates Gen haul ng Ceotrng Fan Speclallat free hou•etlold tox c 1 ~ 1treu 96&-St7S Secunly llghtrng. PoOI drtoosal wrtn toad 1pa, 220, ••rv ca111, Free l'SI 644·0389 he Ca I P1t11c l•I H!' Commrn on R[ OU RE s lhal all u Od riousetiold goorl" "'0VI!"' prtnl fllf ' f> U C C;.il T n• •nt1or •m s & cha ""ur'I n• "' theor T C r> nu"" r "' rn o!I adve'11se ,.,,,,.,1-s rf you have 1 O• vl"wav•·Pat101-paths qu,.St•On about ,., •• to 01 '•' 0 100 1"'1 ~us Moving 3834 free HI 842-2446 HAUl 4 U 20~ OFF •A·1 MOVING• ga11y 0 1 .J movor 1 mo MlckeJ1 53S.0553 or c hi'ullour C ~II r> tt>hc UllllllS Com· lll1S'110n 714·:>5ft 41~1 Fences & Decks 361 rato1 or othC!'r ost · m1111 Gen hnultng free hou•ehold toarc d llPOt1'1 with IOlld FrH HI 644·0389 730·1353 I CLEAN & EXPERT For a Job Well Done• S•Mng 0 C for 15 yrs We. T·15t8,642 dditions Remodeling 341 .IEFCO l!QUITIES I Oenoral Con1r1ctor Cu~tom remodolln'J 1t1tchon & bath, room oddrtron'J Since 1977 Lie 14853 t 4 Frn anl"· ~A~_2.21 9587 _ I". EVIN STUDER Oen1tral Cor•ract.Y Ats ~"'"' • IC. bl'h •tme>d• "9 SI Lie 493117 1;11 "'>38 I R H LAWTON CONST Lio. Oen Contr1ctor All Ph11H of Const 20 yrs exp 645-8439 WREN CONSTRUCTION Add1tlon1 & Rem0del1 Ponfollo avail. Refs lie 574519 IM2·5931 pphanccs Service 3426 PAULS S APPLIANCE SVC Al .... u. 91\d Model• Cou11eou1 StlV SSl-OS1S 3021-8 Hll'tlof Ill C M rch1 tecture Drafting 3428 CUSTOM Ren4Mrl,,._ of your Hom..otf·Oua. Home Addition• by prof FrH eat. On-400i uto Of>t;1il1• 111 l·l L' ,T" T" ' ...... ormz CONSTRUCTION Ma'tonry-concrote pa· t1os·dr voways·red· wood tenc•t ·land cape Mtke 546-3096 Herc 641~965 T J Pt • C<Y'ert•t cortt Cone· Bric> 8 oc• Lie & 8orid FENCES-GATES NEW REPAIR Redwooes/ Cedar Post Flepltu C'-\ 'H8 Jim WhV'• &42·7206 Fire Prevention 3617 Home lmprovements3756 Painting 385 Hog~est Ou1• Lo* Prit8' LOW RATES R11ld'V 17141962·7093 Industrial Sprlnkl•rt· •Corpontry, In t 0111 paint homo ropatr. excl prrco Hono1t quality 282· 7 4 t 4 1118 Yrs of HIDPY Local Quality Minded Customers Ricnard S no< lllc..Jns-A~IS1645-3209 Ceramic iles 3528 CONTRACTORS ANO HOME BUILDERS T red of rncom~tent unrehabl• trle co • Try a co w 1ntogrtty pride AAA Tile & Marble Lie. bond. 239-3970 THE ORIGINAL DEAN tht TILE MAN Child Care 3536 CIP;rn1nq Sr>rv1r 1•<:., h·lB System1·PO•labtes· Alarma. 7 I 4(648-8585 Floor Install Repairs362 REPAIRS REMODEL Exp'd carpentry, all repairs big sm all. free est John 98~0027 MICHAEL COX PAINTING $12 Hr • MATERIALS References 67~·4006 PAINTING PLUS Houses1tting 376 j Ou•llty & 11111 GOOD FloOr c:v•rlnp,, I CALIF. native with ref1. Affordable 546-'•766 Vlnyt-cet"amlc· ood • Short & long term PAtNTtNO·WALLPAPE R 11111 Remnants Bond Ue•~69 650-8577 I Love ammall ANO REPAIRS (714) 722·8120 lout rel 1 E•pert .-.c•• Garage Doors & Openers 3622 L Clnc1sc<lpe & Lawn C<lre 3808 Free HI 844-1478 RAINBOW Circle M111"t p_,f'll "9 Im E.11 Houst \ Apt Ou•t 1<>b Frff tst St "'•5&9897 638-1751 SURFSIDE PAINTING Que! 'Y p& "'"'9 by pr(lln. Mltlalt lie" 802098 Insured Bonded Froe E1t1mote 645-3305 Signature Painting tnt/E..t, quallly custom painting Stain, lac· quer whtto WHh, & ena m el Ileen•• fl 5159327 FrH Htl matn 8.43-8270 Papering 38G6 p4•r ,1\I j[ t J" r • f Pet Services 3870 CAT NANNIES, INC. Profo111onat cat care tn your home Feod. lrttfr. play perlOd Vet/ o room1ng transport· atton Full vacation service Newport. COM area1 Dally, wookly, monthly rate• Call 714+222~ Plaster Repair 388 Int Ext patch pt11tertng Custom 11111unng. QUI~ ty "',;rk Probtem•·NO P!ob· !ems• •326184 554-7831 Plumbing 3890 24 Hr E00•54W522 ~EATING ' Pl.UMB G l ( 5' 1878. ViS&'Mastef Property Management 3898 I CAN MANAO• YOUR PROPllRTY. t 8 years experience R E Bkr, 720-0238 Roofing 1Cl10 Rainproof Roofing RH·Oef'l•ll & tO<tlrn.fC:•l l 11 .. oo'. _.. ' •l!Y'U Ou•·ly ~ , ....... FHt Guaranteed Svc FREE ast "55749"4 968·S89t 4'SM-e504' 5~ "'¥" ITlll11"9, looM? Am roof 1Mk7 Small jObl are Q•llCll & Hty ti yrs IKP Lie 011 723--5703 Screen Services ]'1;:10 MetlculOus MOf1on'• Mobll• Screen SeNlol Nobod~ beat• Mort• on'• prlcH Noltocfyl Our price• are 10 low you have to loOk up to '" the bottom. (714) &42.S595 ~ ~ntry.KJtch.llathe. 23 vr• •P· ,,.. ••· l f I 'I ()t'r • ' 1 • I .'J" 'l .' ' ' . . • • , l . Hobbyi1t1: find 1he equipment ind supplies •'" , ... _. .......... 0-.. Nii ........... 1a1"3471 you need in classified . the garage? Try the classifieds. What's junk to you is a treasure to someone else. For only $13.44 you get 4 lines for 7 days. Call today. 642-5678 YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED I ~ ' ' ... 642 ---~--· ~ - For ...... Clll 1..8CJCM88.8450 ............. 0.~1"9 Staff of Cua del Soa In Fountain Valtey ready to eerve you. tt furniture on sale H.J . Oarrctt furniture, now In the mid t of its annual winter sale, .1:u been In tho ret111 furniture business Cor jusl over 30 years. Located in Costa Mesa. Oarrctt Furniture carries quality furniture for home 1tnd office, from livin1 room ectionals to bedroom sets. The staff i comprised of interior de igner to further assi t custom· ers in achieving the particular look they have ill mind. Oarrett offers both cu tomized and catalogue-order pleus, from uch well-known c.ompanies as Hickory. Bernhardt, White, Emerson, Sherrill and Classic Leather. "We have literally thou· sands of rabrics to choose from ," says de! ign con!>ult nt Kimberly ~'ington. For Service Coll 1-80CM88-8450 , .............. Ce .. tMO Casa del Sol growing in FV Owner H.J. Garrett is especially .>roud of his store's large collec· tion or lenther furniture. "Leather now makes up 35 percent of furni· ture, up from 5 percent. It's the most practical furniture you can have. Leath er is forever," he says. FENCING .. SELECTIOIOF FEICllG PRODUCTS ......... 1 AllDICA'S FINSST AND ... T MLLING LINa OP CHAIN LINK FaNCa ra ~~~~to ia =:rs.ars · Contractors ra Vanous Styles. Colors and Heights Free In-Home Eatl1N1te In Or•n11• Co. C•ll ..-...,s-Uftlltnms 714-850-4800 LllllllU!e9 CA: 1156 A regulars' watering hole/Mexican restaurant in Foun- tain Valley. Casa del Sol is cW'ftntJy under the ownershjp of Hany Blaauw. Blaauw, actually of Indonesian heritage, bought the establishment 4112 years ago from restaurateur Sonny Park. whom he befriended while in the textile industry. Bluuw maintains he had no prior restaurant experience, yet . Renaissance Doors expands Less than eight years ago, Mike Jenkins and his brother. 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"It's always • aood lunch crowd and at night we act a local youna crowd of neiahbors from next door and local apanments to watch sports in the bar," said Blaauw. Casa del Sol maintains a full bar. complete with dans and six tele- vision sets, "primarily for sports," says Blaauw. The bar offers Sunday and Monday tequila shooter specials for SI and beer and wine for SI .SO. down from $2. Blaauw 1s espcc1ally fond of Fn· day nights. maintaining it's the big night. Saturdays and Sundays arc for dinner with two-for-one specials on combinations. "We get a lot of families on those nights," says Blaau'w. In scncraJ, Blaauw feels Southern California 1s a aood restaurant arena and doesn't mind the com- pet1t1on. Casa del Sol 1s located at 16361 Harbor Blvd .. Fountain Valley.Call 839-1422 for reservations. Garrett's leather gallery includes recliners and ottomans, wing chair , sectionals with and without chaises, contemporary cuddlers and the classic tuxedo tufted leather couch. A daunting auort· men t of colors is available . H.J. Garrett is compnsed or some 14,000 squ are feet of show· room space, with numerous vi· gnette~ arranged throughout the store. Besides furniture, the store features wall cove rings. lighting and 8CCeS!>Orte5. The store Orf ers free in-home consultat1on at no charge . "People really enJOY a personal· 1zed attttude," says Garrett, who ha-; been at his Harbo r Bouleva rd locanon da ting back to the c11y's dairy fa rm days. "When we open· ed. the only thing here was the Hnrbor Cente r and the bowling alley.'' he says. The store 1s a member of the Na tional Furniture Association. HJ. Ga rrett Furniture is located at 2215 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa. For funher information, call 646- 0275 WINTER SALE SAVE UP TO 50 °/o OFF =~~;iL ON SOF~ SLEEPERS CHAIRS DINING ROOMS BEDROOMS DESKS, ENTERTAINMENT CENTERS, WALL UNITS TAii£ LAMPS, PICTURES ANO LEATHER FURNITURE BY EMERSON CLASSIC AHO BRAOINGTON YOUNG I •E EAIL Y FOi IEIT IELECTIOI 11!1 TO II• • llBIAI. Wll ...... .r~~nal':u.W:-LAINE • H.J.GAR~ ~ll{N[fll~E u1' HAuoa avo. CXJITA MIM • (11•> ~ , ..... f/J.9 ........ HOUIS: DM.Y IM ~y IJ·' aOllD MON. ... Jon Ferguson er~ Mulligan. will always be a big chapter in UCI book IRVINE -The first time I met Bill Mulligan five years ago, I felt hke I'd made a new friend -not one who was wondering if he could get two lunches out or me for every one he bought, but somebody who would talk with you on even terms. That's not always the case an thi profession, and Mulligan was colorful and entertaining enough to make covering UCI basketball interesting and en1oyable If anything, Mulligan seems honest and fair. He doesn't mince has word when evaluatang something or somebody, and he's rubbed his share or player and other people the wrong way. Some people can appreciate that; some people can't "When I was a freshman, I was real i.oft," said senior Jeff Herdman. "He'i. definitely toughened me up a lot For three and a half years, he's helped me out so much. Even last year when we didn't get along for a while, I've learned so much from that. "l!'s definitely hard (to sec ham decide to retire). In the four yea rs I've been here, he 's been so close to everyone on the team," Mulligan said. "It's tough because I sec all the ex-players coming around in the office and I'm not going to be able to do that." When Mulligan decided 10 plug his whistle aflcr 35 years of coaching hasketball on the high chool, community college and four-year college lc:vcl\, he was doing 1t with somewhat mixed feelings. There was no doubt 1t wa lime, but at was painful lo have come an the wake of a pair of unsuccessful seasons after years or winning. Last season UCI went 5-23 with a 15-gamc losing streak, and 1h1~ eason after an improved start UC I h.t!> notched an 8-17 mark. "The last two years have been a regret," Mulligan said. "I would lake to be up here saying, 'Hey, we won and I'm hanging it up. That really bothers me." Looking for answers to why the teams have declined in recent years, Mulligan points to 1986 as the turning point, after a team with pros Wayne Engelstad, Scott Brooks, Tod Murphy, Johnny Rogers and Mike Hess, not to mention Joe Buchanan, went 17-1 3 and beat UCLA in the NIT. "I think the biggest mistake we made was the program didn't take off after 1986, when we beat UCLA in the NIT and we had that really good learn," Mulhgan aid. ··we didn't seem to build on that enough. I think that was really a problem that hurt us. We went downstream after that instead of going upstream. "fhe main thing was we recruited belter when we had Crawford Hall than when we h01d the Bren Center. Fature that one out." Mulligan's coaching record -two CIF titles at Long Beach Poly, 332-118 and a state championship on the community college level, and 160-154 with two NIT appearances on the four-year level - See FERGUSON/m I HOOPS I Dally Piiot' s dream tans comlnll• The Or.... Coest D•U, Plloc'1 annual tribute to tho beat high achOOI b ketball playen anyvthcre -bar none -is comina up w1th the presentation of the 0.tty NOi'• AU· Suntct U•P.Cw AJl·SCa VieW Leaps and All·Pacific Coiit Leepe boys teem in full colOr. Additionally, the AH-Otmttt CC-* Alla le-. in ""' colOr -tha TOiie ol die COlll b pta, 11M1 dll T.,.. ol .... Cod ..... -...... . ... ,.,.. . .,. ....... _ ... ·····-•••lla•ll••· ~ ... "tlli ....... -a..~---:llMlllllll .. 25 .... .,...~., February 14, 1991 The Daily Pilot .... -... ..., Cll1t• •• .142..._ at. ., llclllll D Press bo~2 Tice-surfing/03 For the record/04 Comics/OS Mullg n calls it quits at UCI I He'll step down at end of season; search begins for his replacement Ford said a search comrmttee will be named and the process wall begin immediately to find the proper person as 9uickly as po ible. Ford said the program as target1n1 a NCAA Division I head or assistant coach or profe ional a.ssi tant wh~ wi.11 bring the program visibility while maintaining an awareness for the ~hool's commitment to academic succe . By Jon Fergoson Oranoe Coast Daly PloC IRVINE -After one losing season in 22 years of college coaching, it took 60- year-old Bill Mulligan just three years of losing to decide he'd had enough. One of the winningest community college basketball coaches in Southern California history who immediately brought the UCl men's program to NCAA Division I respectabihty from the early· to mid-'80s, Mulligan retired Wednesday after 35 years of coaching to spend more time with his family. "I hate losing," said Mulligan, who has a 492-272 record at the college level but just a 25-57 mark the past two-plus years at UCI. "Tha1's probably the main reason." Tars romp toward CIF with 69-43 triumph By Barry Faulkner Orange Cou1 Olly ,,.,. FOUNTAIN VALLEY -~- With 38 years of major-01- college coaching history at her side, Newport Harbor High girls basketball coach Shannon Jakosky and her Sailors made a ltttlc history ol their own Wednesday nighl against Los Am a gos The Sailors, w11h former Oregon State men's coach Ralph Miller on the bench for the first tame to assist has pregnant daughter, earned their first-ever trip to Lhe CIF playoffs with a 69-43 Ill-AA qualifying-round victory at lhe Lobos gym. While Jakosky, who is due to deliver her first child Feb. 20, enjoyed her lege- ndary father's presence, she and her players hardly needed has input. Newport Harbor, which improved to 12-12, bolted to a 12-2 lead and outscored the hosts 22-10 an each of the first two periods Sophomore guard Michaela Ross led the way with a career-high 32 Points, including 20 in the first 12 minutes. Ro s, who hit 14 of 25 field goal atlcmpts, added 10 rebounds, and six steals. Junior center Maureen Mclaren chapped an IS points, JO rebounds and five blocks for Newport, while senior forward Jenni Hall added 15 points. "We played really well, but 1 thought we let down in the third quarter," said Jakosky, who along with her husband and assistant coach Jack Jakosky, has turned a perennially woeful program around in just two seasons. "This is our first trip to the playoffs in the history of the school, Shannon Jakoslcy said. "This team has come a long way and we hope to keep it going a little longer." Maller, the seventh winningcst coach See SAILORS,M Mulligan and Athletic Director Tom Ford said the move was initiated by the veteran coach, who had an additional year remaining on his contract, and finalized by an attractive compensation package for earlr retirement. " didn't get fired," Mulligan said. "I know when you read where a guy re signs, you say, ·s~re you resigned.' I just didn't want to do 1t anymore. The reason I did at now is I thought Tom needed the chance to get someone as quickly as he could and get this program going in the right way. It wasn't to grandstand. "I had been thinking about this for some time and finally felt it was4' something I should do," Mulligan said. His decision is effective at the end of the current season. If the Anteaters were still winning. Mulligan said it would be different. "If we were wanning, I wouldn't quit " Mulligan said. "I feel belter than I d;d when I started. I'm an be1ter health, an better shape." Whale Wednesday's press conference at lhe Bren Events Center was called to announce his resignauon as coach of the Anteaters, Mulligan emphasized that "whal I'm really doing as retanng from coaching. ... I'll probably never coach again. I hate to say never, but I doubt if See MULLIGAN/Dl La ...,...0r .... c-Dolt~ Huntington Beach's Michaela Ross looks for some of her areer-high 32 points. t.. y P.lol 8111 Mulligan called 1t quits Wednesday. Oilers put Anaheim out, 59-41 By Patnck Lar1<in Orqe Coast 0.., ~ HU'fflNGTON BEACH @•- -Huntington Beach used a 01- 22-0 run to open the game and v.ent on to easily handle Anaheim, 59-4 l an a CU· D1vis1on I-A qualification game in high school girls basketball actJon at the Oilers' gym Wednesday night. Though the outcome of the game wa never in doubt, Huntington put out the imprc rvc performance wuhout the use of starting sophomore point guard Deana ltow. how pulled a ligament in her nght ankle after practice Tuesday night "'hale shooting around with the Oilers' boys team. '"She's a real gym rat," Huntington Beach Coach Nick Banlett said. "It's a tough lime to lose >our point guard, but \\-e'll have to make it without her:· how, who wtll have her foot encased an a cast for four weeks, obviou ly is lo t to the Oilers for the rest of the seMOn . Starting an her place Wednesday wa ~mor backup Michelle Endo, who battled ltow in the preseason for the startmg JOb. ''l'\'c got a lot of confidence in Machelle," Bartlett said. ''I thought all year "'e had two good point guard . She'll get the job done for us. ·They (Endo and how) had quite a fight for the starting Job and it was a tough dcasaon to malce between the two of them, but now the decuion has been made for me." Though Endo only scored three points in the contest, Bartlett satd she actually does a better job of settling the team down in tight stretches. Itow, on the other hand, is a legitimate 3.point threat and as able to penetrate cff ectivety. Huntington (21-8), will now travel to CaJOn for a fint-round matcbup agaiMt the Cowboys Saturday night at 7:30. ··1 reall> don't know anything about See OILERS• Lakers begin new streak with 120-106 win over WolVll IN GLEWOOD -• Vlade Divac produced 18 points, 13 rebounds and a career-high six bloclced shots and Magic Johnson added 18 points and 14 assists Wednesday night as the Los Angeles Lakers beat the Minnesota Timberwolvcs 120-106. The Lakcn, whose 16-game winnin1 streak was snapped Tuesday night in Phoenix, won their 14th stni&ht at The Forum. Minnesota has lost all seven games in their franchise hi tory against the Laken. and fell for the teYenth straight time overall on the road. Divac s aJl-around play sparked the Lakers as they took control late an the third quarter with an 11·2 burst that made it 85-70. Divac bad six poinl5' four rebounds, three steals and three blocked shots in the period. Minnesota closed to 88-81 on Tyrone Corbin's. jump shot with 10:21 I~. From that point, Laken reserve guard Tony Smith made three driving layups and Terry Tca&1e, who ftnilhed with 22 points, made three short jump shots to lead a 20- 11 run. Pooh Ricba(dlon scored 31 points for Mtnncso11. Kc kept the TimbervrolvC5 close in the first half, scoring 22 points as they trailed S9-S4 at the brcal Lakers 5tarting forward Sam Pcrlons missed the pmc with a ;pramcd left foot ustained Tuesday night. His statu 1s day- to·day. Timberwotves Coach Ball Musselman was extremely impressed with Divac. "He was the difference,'' Mu Iman uid. ..It would'"VC been a much closer came withoUt hil performance. l"ve never seen ham play anywhere clOIC to that " Johnson. who openfy yelled at DMc and seemed to spark him in the third Midwinters, it can get you going It is fittins that oa the holiday weMeDd that we celebrate the birthday ol our fint preaidcnt of theM United States, thac .. abo partake in pOlll>ly tbe ..,.. ,...... in the worid, dellailcly tile ....... ill America •• , tile 62lld MDual so.the"' Callfonia Yllehdil *Hdatioll Midwlnlm. 'nll ~ IM SCYA wllb IM help GI 22 W.-. jllclll clulll .. Mii 17 cllmi GI Mil ....... • JI w-:c.::-•• °*' (Im .,.... • ... ~. wil•Altlma. Liii~----.. .. . -. 5 quarter, said. "my job • to make ure that he doesn't slip. We need him to p1.,. well and tonight he really dominated die game." Lakers Coach Mike Dunleavy aarecd. "Vlade ran the floor, blocked shoes, de- fended and got some ste1.1s,•• Dwllel!Wy said. "He put on h' m.gic acl and ...., set the tempo for u in the second half." Tho Laken saw the pme • a ... tuneup for a weekend ia whidl dley Wll play hOlt to Bolton on Friday iislil W Portland on S..ncUy ftfabt, .. • , t ' I I I , D1 I~ ewr coach apin. "I ctoa•1 wan1 to be part of it 1J111DOre," Mulhaan said. "Arter 3' yea11, I've bad it. " Besides lhc recent losing, MuUipn said he was rroubled by the lack or support for the sport rrom 1he student body and community, a/rowing distrust for the media an a crowing lack of people he genuinely lilce in the coachin& fraternity. Mulligan c me to UCI in 1980 from Saddleback College, where he went 136·31 in five years and won a state championship, and immediately turned the Anteaters IOIO a winne r with the help O( IWO· time All-American Kevin Magee, who developed a father· on relation hip with Mulligan at Saddleback. UCI was 7-20 the season before Mulliga n's arrival and the M\iee- led Al_.... went 17·10 lild 23-7 Ctom a..a_ "When 8111 came in 1980,\ he save the univenily immedaate "i ibility on the Oivisloo I level," oid Horace Mnchcll, Viee Chancellor for Student Arfair \\<ho was on the commlllcc that recommended Mullipn 11 yean ago. Under Mulligan, UCJ went to the NIT in 1982 and '86, winning one same eac h year, and just mi ed the school' fil st NCAA Tourname nt berth wi th an overtime lo s to Utnh State in the 1988 Pacific Coa t Athle tic Association Tournament finol. "Bill is an outstanding coach, fine gentlcm:an and a good f ricnd who has made major contributions to our campus," uid UCJ Chancellor Jack Pcltason. "He has been committed to our student- athletc philosophy by running an honest, competi tive program with athletes who com plete their sao01Mont11 Airtime 9 0 0 MHz MOTOROLA BRA~ VIBRATING DISl'l.AY /IAGER ~PnctS158 PREPAY AIRTIME FOR 1 YEAR AND RECEIVE ADDfTIONAL 10% DISCOUNTS. FAEf DELIVERY -------- "Two year agreement 1-800-833-BEEP DIGITAL MOBILE COMMUNICATIONS • .. ,._..-. .. ua." Mtillfla• adllllla Ma (ftorite accompilshment ... y ha~ been ddcattna COICh Jcny Tarkani1n'1 Ncvada·Lu Vcpa telJN in the 1980s six timet, more than . 1ny other school. He wu ~led PCAA Coach of the Year after a NnC'ler· up fin i h and two wins over Vcgu in 12 days durinc the 1915·8~ seaw n. However, after the near mw at the NCAA tourney, the program went downhill near the end of the 1988·89 l\eason when UCI finished with four games nt home and a chance to finish second in the conf ere nee. The Anteaters lost nil four to finish eighth and lhcn went .5-23 last season, includina a school-record 15-gamc losing treak. This season, UCI had a promising slart in the non- confercnce campa ign, but losing eight out or nine games helped make up the decision for Mulliga n. ''It got to the point where the losing just ate at me. I remember {assistant coach Tim) Murphy specifica lly when we lost, and Mu rphy was stand ing by the toilet ready to vomit, and I said, 'No matter how you feel, I feel a hu ndred times worse.' " Mullignn said he couldn't think of a better way to have spent his hfc afrer enjoying a fr ui tful career which ha~ spanned five decades. "'I've rea lly been happy," Mull igan said. "I'm really delighted w1 1h what l'm doing. J h,we no problems with it. None. And it's not a phony feeling. " He said he will "always be an Anteater" and looks forward to being a fan in the future, bu t he \>.On t have trouble dealing with the end of a ca reer. · I:.vef)bOd) says tha t on Oc1. 15 -.ou'll really miss it," Mulligan ,,11d "I really feel strongly about 1h.1t I ~111 no1 ... miss it. There's 100 many other things 10 do." ll1tk lalle~ Rick Talley's Thursday column hu ~tn moyttf back to Friday this .+-eek. Press box LOS ANOELES -When Orel ~ Hcrshiser talks of handicaps these dnys, he rders only to his golf game. • But, when dlscu ing his ba cball fu · ture, the 1988 Cy Young winner speaks of hi shoulder rehabilitation in guarded tone . "If I had a wish, it wou(d be for me to be ready by opening day," Hershiscr said Wednesday at Dodger Stadium after throwing eight minutes of batting practice to his tea mmates. "Bui I don't lnow if that's the logical, realistic answer." Hi umctnble remains day-to-day, but he is con- vinced that his return will be sometime this sea- son, unless something unforeseen interrupts his steady and encouraging progress from reconstruc- tivc shoulder surgery last April. Televlslon-Radlo Brosterhoua' turn-ons • Bull~·Knicks, WGN. • 30 pm • K1n£,·01ler\, Prime Ticket, 6 30 p m. • UCSB UNLV, SpomChanncl, 8 pm • UCLA·Cal, ES rN. 9 p 'Tl • U C-S111nford, Prime Tickcl, 11.30 pm. TELFVI 10'11 Collttt B111U'1ball •JO pm -AlahamJ 01rm1n1ham 11 Snuth Florid.a. 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PACIFIC MUTUAL ~ l}\CJf lC ftNANC.JAl CoMPANll.S Harbor View, East Bluff and Ill Ill •111ch1r1 ~ ·~-- ·• So we get married. go on a honeymOOn. come bliCk and he's been planted In front of the TV watching foott>al flVfJK ~·" J Belcher loses In arbltraUon Lo~ Angeles Dodger~ nghl·hander ~ l 1m Dclchcr lo'>I h1-. .1rh1trat1on hea r- ing on Wcdnc,di;Y anti will double h1~ • '>Jlary for 199 1 '"'tead ot tripling 11 · Belcher. who m.1dc $-1 50,000 last season, \\:IS awarded the clul'l\ ollc r of S900,000 Wednesday by Jrb1tr.11or Re~ \llc~nc r;ithe r than his request for St '" m1ll1on • Outlleldcr l 11" Polon1J signed a one-year con1rac1 w11h the Angel\ for S770.ll00 plus inccn- 11\Cl>, thu'> .l\lllding .in Jrb11ra11on hearing. •Securing 1he11 head cnJc:hing and front office lcadcr..h 1p. the S.in f·rancisco 49er'> e\tendcd Coach C1e1Hgc Sc.:1lcrt\ w nt1Jct t"o }Cars. -By. The A ociatttl Pnss Bob l'togcr. 1.11.1ch 11f the Peoria 1c!1m 1n the ln1crn.11111n.1I ll11dc:) Lc.1gue. ;iftc r find· ing \e\er.11 11f Im pl.1ver' at a toe.ii pub. "Hey. "hat\ the 1dc.1 1 \\h) didn't you guys In\ 11c me, .. FERGUSON From 01 'P ,i.., l11r 11\cll l'cn uf his fo rmer pla\cr' arc plJ\ 1n~ prufc!>s1onal li.1,i..c1ti.tll ·•~ r\1" the glohc \\c. \C h.1J d Int of gooJ pl 1\tr' ·· ~1 ulhg.ln '>Jld.' I don't l..nm' 1( .1 lot ol pct1plc reahie 1h.1! \\ c\c gol three pla)cr'I on 11nc pro 1cam (Brook~. Murphy .ind Boh l horn111n on the \l1nnc,ot.1 l 1mhcl"Oh·c' of the :-. HA l \v h11 chc Joe'• I don 't l..1lll"' Jn\hoJ\ Three out of 12 gu'' 11n lht ~11nnc,01.1 I tmhef"ol\C' Ma}he tbat\ why thn ·re not "Inning:· \ JOl..cr In the end Ir ' too h.td 1t\ '111 ending w11h .1 h"inc 'c 1'11n In m} f1 .. c yea~ on thl· l '< I hl".11 \1ulhg.in h.l\ gone "" "'i nut ·'' lhc \.JffiC time, I ~.I" '"fTil' pl.1\cr' .ind tc.1m' make the be,, nl thl·rmcl\c,, ""hKh the game " 11l11m 1 !1.·I~ .1buut \\ h1lc he can ride a pla}cr as h.11d ·" .rn\ 1.11.11.h. h1'> pla)Cr\ ha'e 111 l.1rcc: -rc,pcctcJ him I 'c het·n recruited by Cu.lch \l11!11g.in .ind pl.1)cd for ·him for lm11 \C,tr' no". ~nd I C.l n dcfin1tch '·'} I'm .1 heller perso n .ind .1 heller pl.1\er lor having kno" n him," ,,ml Don \1ay. a Jl11\11ir lentcr "It ' i,c1 harJ He'' Pfll\Cn hl•\ ,1 \\Inner hi' whole hfC .ind in h" c~reer here ·I l,1n't help hu t think that the mcd1.1 ha' made 11 a tough job for him not only for him but for us .11,n." M.1y ~.11d I can't help but frcl th,11 we've le t him down I'd li~c tn . th.ink him He's done so mud1 fur 'o many of us ( hope --~-------------------------------------------------- you rc.1l11c thar he\ sh0\1.-n he c.irc\ ahout the un1ver!>1ty and .1bou1 U'>. and about lhc athletic prugram ·· ENTRY FORM (Please Print) LLLL Mail completed form fee to: Spinl Run, 1900 Port Se;1bournt>, Newport lk>•ch, CA 926600<ficial Use Only FEES: (all fntry fec?s include race I-shirt) lndtvidual Entry S 1 S.00 S Name lfir\ll Uasr> LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Address LLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLL City Sute Zip LLLLLLLLLLLLL LL LL~l ~L (aflttr 2/16191 ) s 1 1.00 s OoNtlon only S ___ _ OoNllOl'I only W11h I shin (SIS min.JS----- Off'lm.I Spltu Run Souvenir SwalJh tt Adult s 19.00 s Child s 17.00 s --- SW01bt11n order a mUll be recefwd by 2/1 S/91 Size Ccltde OM): Advll: S M l Xl YO\dl; M l If yM wCMM ... ,.. ,_.. ,.. ..... ....._ .. ,....,so.so s ___ _ TOTA&. 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When Mulligan coached his fint UCJ game l'IJGin~t Virginia Mihtary In lllute m 1980), the Antutcrs scored a achool·rccord 125 point in victory and Mulli&a n's run-and-aun squads were an in tant hit. "I ~ ndered what kind o( crowd we'd 1c1;· Mulligan said, "and I'd been to Crawford HaU and seen ~00 pee pie People were brealina ~n the doon tryin1 to act in. Evt rybody was trying to see Kevin . Kevin Ma•c was the be _ t player ··~e t:¥er hid and a good rricnd ... He was I p>d rriend who pYC Mullipn't career 1 bia boott. Some pb1yen ud cntb hMI spolccn iptnst Mu*-"'• lnOIMldOUI UIClk:I cil,.... _ ~ .... .., ...• WJi' • ........ - ~ Coaat Dally Plk>t Thursday, February 14, 1991 • Gettmg a lmdll on things and holdlnll on 10011 and lilht Some time ago urfina the co of northern Calirornia, o urfer named Larry Block became 5ick and •ired or swimming ar1or hi lost surfbo:Hd. Now 20 ye:m later, Block En1erpri cs i one of the world's leading surfing lea h and surfing acccsonc di tributor , elling over 40,000 lea hes alone yearly. "We've ecn 'cm come nnd 'iecn 'cm go," aid Block E:.nterpn cs production man<1gcr Todd Huber, of the industry's saturation of surfing-ba cd componic~. 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Block produ ~ .ind di ttibute O\~r 120 urfing prOJuct • includina Gorill Grip (~hich m<.»t ~urfer ay i tho bcl1 tr ction 'l>Y 1cm on the market), cur and bicycle surfing racks, din and wetsuit repair produc1s. posi·lrac channel }' tcm , and of cour'l>c. leashes. ''Larry (Block) started out w11h a strina ttached to hi5 urlbonrd t1nd arm by a suction cup, then when that didn't wor~ out he u cd bunj1c cord':., then switched the attachment to his leg," 'iaid Huber. "Then he citpenmcntcd with J1rfcrcn1 meateri:tl • until urethane wa di covercc.J 1 hat'i wh 1 ii u cd now in C\ery lea h,'' Huber ,Jdcd. "We arc al\\a)S On the IOO~OUl tor nrw :ind 1nnovall"e product lo \ell," s 1d Huber Block certainly hn\ enough account., to sell to. Block markeh ~urfing product\ ull O\Ct the wotld, incl uding pl te'> 11uch 11' C:ngl.ind, Fr.1ncc. Spain. Japun, and Haw;111, as well a\ the wc,1 and e."t COJ!.t of the U.S. "We !ot.irtcd smJll, and ju)t found o.ut what the people wanted, then \\C '>IJrlcd makmg it, and whai we don 't make, \\C c,1n di mbute," Huber u1d or 1hc busine • rowth O\cr the year\ "Our policy 1 to only dii.tnbutc hard<are surfing acce~..aries, and keep aw ) from th e gi mmick , said Huber. Aflcr 20 )CD!'> 1n the 'urfmg indu try, Block's idea\ and innov:uion':. have dcMly ">l<>od the tc t of 11mc. 0 The Alcccla r\d".tntagc Corpora lion ha' ffi<J' ed to StlJ \\.. 15th S1rcc1, Nu 0 in 'Jcwport Beach. For many )'C4rs Akcda \\Ct\um ha been a leader in the wc1 u11 1ndu~ry. and after mO\'ina off ot Main St. in Hunt ington OeJch h1')1 ')ummcr. W.1)ne Bro"n of Akl J.1 ha' announced the openin~ of A lceda'~ nt:w factory and -.howroom. <1long with un cnurch new a nd in novative pro<lucl ltnc Alccd:i\ ne~ phone number '" (11 4) 650-'J464, or call them 1011-frcc at I ·800-1-\lceda-I OceJn Pacific ;',11 h<N 1hc ltr't ever comb1nat1on ')urfing. See TICE 1)4 ~ I Pres.-=-"i:"J :.:.:r- 29 Lloyd Tice __ _,_ Plesllll =-~ ::;.:r ~ Hot Color \: Lar:gest Selection 1.,1or Pep Boys Motor Oil Ail 'Neo9hts of Name Brand 64~ Prestone Wo;~c~~W~.. ....... Ea. ~~~~~eze __ .,,_ Double Wipers ~ Your Cltoic• Motorcroft ............................ ~~~ ...... ~.81~ ~ ~ Au'°'ite .................................. 74< ........... 94< i:: ~I let 4 47 NGK ...................................... U< ........... 1.°' ~ 1 so AC ......................................... 89< ........... 1.09 ·59~ °'· 2 97 .. ... . . 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NO TaADI NllDID • ,UI lm MOUNT1NO • flll TIM llOTAnoN llYDY S,000 ..a• ,_ mAO WIAI ~ON ML --- PRa=ESSIONAL SERVICE 7 DAYS A \IVEEK BAITERIES .. ·. ·· .... --Ef--Ei.' ., + I I •• • -- =~~-9§ ;--r,... • ................ •. ., .__rona I Mar a ance , -.--labasas forfeits contest NEWPORT BEAot -Corona del Mar Hip's pm basltetbalJ tcun advanced to the fint round of the CIF lll·A playoffs Saturday nipt at South Hill followin& a forfeit victory over Calabasas Wednesday nigh1. Sea Kines Coach Garth flint explained Wednesday evening that he was contactt d by the Calabasas co ch on Tue day and that the coach said, "Considering our SAi.ORi From 01 in Divi io n I history (672-370), with stints at Wichita State and Io wa as well as Corvallis, maintained a secondary role on the Newport bench, despite •I.he near poant ·blank presence of television cameras. "It's not my intention to usurp anything that Shannon has do_nc," explained the 71 -year-old M1ller, who recently left Oregon to wi tness the arrival of his seventh grandchild. "I've seen her teams in (Beaverton) Oregon'. b~t this is the first time here. This 1s volleyball land. She ba!iically started the program (a t Newport). II ~as an interesting e'<perience to sit next 10 her on the hench It's definitely .. omething I ne,er thought would ha ppen His dJughter equall) enJO\ed the compam FERGUSON From 0 2 ridiculing '>tatcmenh In the la-.1 year, he bJcked off his mouva11onal tac11c of cnucmng players 1n the media. While he doesn't wJnt 10 blame thing~ on 19-and 20 \Car-oldc;, he abo said he d1dn '1 "'Jnt his succesi, or fail ure riding on their shoulders any more c1 1hc r. "l\c made a lot of mi~tai..c,," Mulligan 'J1d 'T m not standing up here ll ~e I've got all the an<,wcr' l\e screwed up on a lot of guys" He !>!Ill likes the players, and Just ahou1 an} recru11 "'II say th•H l\l ulltgan was a large reason the) cho~e UCI Mull1gJn's lme for life 1s rcnccted in the "3\ he !real\ the people around him. and th.it's .. umcthing for "'h1ch there 1s no '>ub,111u1c He need look no further rhJn his son Billy, the ,port' 1nforma11on director at R1vcr .. 1de C11y College who 1s confin ed to a wheelchair '-"ll h multi ple 'iclero<i1s, for inspiration. ··w e alwa)S say around our house when you have a brother like Billy . you sav how rou~h can record and the distance we have to travel, we're not comina. .. The "win" improws Corona del Mar 10 1).12 overall. Calabasa falls to 3-18 with the forfeit -a decision In direct con1rast 10 CJF Southern Section re9ulations1 which maintain Calabasas wu committed to travel and play regardless of record or distance. -Br Ill• D•lly Piiot "It's very special to have the N-o most im portant men in my life on either side of me (one the bench)," Shannon Jakosky said. The Sailors are ftt Alemany Saturday, and should Shannon Jakosky not be able to attend, control of the team would go to her husband and her father. "I've never coached girls before," said Miller, whose last high school coaching experience produced a Kan sas state boys championship at Wichita East High in 1951. "l noticed they used a lot of the plays I did when I was coaching. I think the)"d use a lot more if the girls were (more advan ced)." Ross, whose emergence in her second varsity season has been a big part of the Sailors success, said the media attention with the arrival of Miller was as much a benefit as a distraction. Ross hll 7 of 10 shots in the first quarter hfc be," said Shawn Mulligan, a captain and pilot in the Manne Corps who could soon sec action in the Middle Ea!lt. "There's an alterna11 .. e staring us in the face C\cry day. I think that was a big fac tor f(l him not C\er getting too down (at home ove r losing)." Now Mulligan wants time to spend with his family -the o ne thing he talked about on Wednesday that made him fight back th e tears. more than ever "'hen he spoke of Shawn. "I don't th ink )OU get old; you JU!lt become chronilogically gifted," ~ulligan said. quoung one of the favorite sa~ ings he's heard "I was the luc kiest gu) in the v.orld to come out from Chicago and end up at Long Beach Pol) <in 1956)," Mulligan said. "I thin k the most fun I ever had was at Long Beach Poly. for two reasons -I was )Oung and I won." And now, fo r the two opposite reasons. Mulligan full and rewarding career has come to an end. 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HIOH SCHOOL OIRLS Huntlntston .. ach S~,_Anaholm 41 (Cl, t .A OUAU,.,Uto QAMI) ~-"'-m•nst-.. ec11 .... ,..., .... ,.., I 0 l I: ilal's 6 0 1 12 0000£"CIO 1013 2 0 0 ' JoMsOt' s 2 2 12 0 ' 2 3 ~...,, 2 " 0 ' O O 1 O 4rC>lon S O 1 15 1 5 07""' 3026 I 0 0 2 W't'tkl I 0 1 2 2 1 16~ 1002 1002 Al.ell 0010 '°'"'""' 1012 $1J11tt 0 0 I 0 13 9 7 41 'Diiis 28 2 II ~9 leer• by ovanen ANnelrTI S 11 I 16 41 ~ l llCh 24 10 13 12-59 3 1»111 QOI'\ Mallcim -0.Sf'\I I 5 A Stitt 1 ~ Q''YI 9t1Ch -Cl«> 1 T IC!Wllclll Hotlt OILERS From 01 them except e\el")onc tclb me the) arc a good team," Bartlett \a1d "Its qui te a bus nde. but I'm sure v.e II have our game faces on " lron1cJlly. the Oiiers had to wai t unril after the season v.as over 10 play pe rhaps t he ir easiest opponent in Anaheim. T he Colonists came in to the game with J l · 17 record and considered not C\en playing the game. WHAT IS POWER FLYING? Power flying is not kite flying. Power flying Is like flying a hang glider with your feet safely on the ground. It Is using the wind for power for pulling sports such as sand sledding, moon walk- ing, sand skiing. It I• an environmentally clean •port. Orange Coast Ar' ea briefs UCI ....._.. Cll Poly Pomona, 10-1 IRVINB -Mike Goodcuc hit a x three-run homer in the nnt innihg and • three UCI pitchers combined to yield one run as the Anteaters hammered vi ltina Cal Poly Pomona, 10.1, Wednesday. Starter Joe Sewell notched his 5econd win in three decisions. giving up four hits and one earned run while 5triking out five in six inning . Ml.kc Rood and Ernie Ramirez finished up. Senior shortstop Al Rodrlguei was one or scv· eral hitting stars for the winners, going 3 for 4 and scoring two runs. Bryant Winslow (2 for 4, three RBI) and Ray Walker (2 for 3, two runs) also keyed the anack for UCI, which improved to 6-S. UCl's Joe Furakawa extended his hitting streak to 11 games. • DCC Jiit "*8u ,.,,,r, 76·BB The Orange Coast College men's ___ _ baskc:tball team flined with an upset "" over visiting Cypress, but yielded the ~ -. last nine points of overtime in a 75~66 ---- lo!ls. Agustin Heredia nailed the front end of a one- and-one to tic it at 64 with 57 seconds left in reg- 'ulation, but missed the second foul shot, wh ich would hove won it. OCC also missed a shot at the end of regulation that could have felled the sec· ond·placc team in the Orange Empire Confer- ence Cypress (21-10, 8-3 in the OEC) wa s led by 6- foot-11 sophomore Eric Pauley, who hit 14 of J 7 free throws en route 10 28 points. Pirates guard Shane Takeshita hit 7 of 12 from the field, including 3 of 4 from 3-point range to ne1 a tcam·high 21 points. Heredia (16 points) and sophomore Brian Spratt (13 points and JO re- bounds before fouling out with ei1ht minutes left 1n regulation) also played well for Orange Coast, "'hich fell to 11·17, 2-9 wi th the season finale Sat· urday at Saddleback In another Orange Empire Conference men's gJme • addl cback 93, Golden West 89: The Rustlers "ere unable 10 hold a 14·point lead in the final JO minute~ and we re beaten on a shot in the last five 11econch Golden We!it (l l-19, 3-9) seemed in command w11h a 78-64 advantage w11h 9:29 remaining, but Sa ddlcback (16·1 l, 7-4) went on a 20-4 spurt to take and 84-82 edge, 11s fi r!ll leJd !lincc early in the fir\I half The lead !ICe!l•l'-"ed dov.n thi: ~rrctch '~11h l:.d mond Johnson's two free thro""s giving the Ga uchos an 89-86 lead. Ho"evcr, Golden We t's Scoll Campbell canned his fourth 3-poi nl shot of the game to tic 11 ~11h :?I seconds left Soddleback then worked for the last shot. 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Stacey Gicm hi t 9 of 18 shots, adding 19 points to aid the OCC attack, which was fuel ed by 43 percent shooting perform ance Knmi Bigler added 12 points and Cynthia Kollar torn led 10 a~sim and seven rebounds in add111on 10 her two points. UC/ tennis team tops Arizona T he UCI men's tennis team, ran ked ---- 25th m the nation, upended 17th· • • ran~cd AriLona, 5-1, un a non-,,,,,,- conference match at \.,C l ---- Mike Robert!>, CJr)lcn Hoffman, Charle~ Wheeler, Jeff M1yamo10 Jnd Randy Ivey .ill notched single) wins for the Anteaters, who im- proved to 4·1 Amona fell to 5-3. Coach Greg Potion's team re turn!> to action today Jg111nst 16t h-r.u cd Pepperdine al 1.30 in Malibu In a community college "'omen\ mJtch • Long Buch 6111, Orange Coast 2Vz: Dawn Baurd accounted for the Pirates' lone v.1n in sin- gk' in .1 no n-conference match at OCC Three other "nglcs malchcl! v.ent It) three !>Cls hcfore Long Dc,ich player' prevauled occ cru/SBB to BOlllJBll win WHI TTI ER Altc1a Nehon "'" . .., pitched seven -.trong 1nn1ng1. :ind 'V'" cil tchcr OeLk) Toler 1r1plcJ in J pJir 1lf run\ 1n the 'econd lo pJcc the Or- .1ngc loa,1 <ioflh.111 1c,1m 111 ,1 () I 'lllOf) ll\Cr ho't Rm 1-fonJo 11111111 NHL etandlnge U.S. Pro Indoor CAM,lnL CONR9'1NCI ~ ,.,,,_,,., .... , _,... Dtolet.. ----........ w L T ~. o• OA ....... ,,. 0.-... --r ........ , l IO ... e ,_.. 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All Monaco home~~ auto· maticnlly become members of the c KEN N EDY w Prest igiou" addn·'"· 111 i nute'\ front the on:an, roun1 1' < luh 'un,>unding,, g uard-gated l'\:<f u i" it c h on1 e~ ... a II ro\·ct c.:d hr di scr i r n in at i ng hon t('O\\'IH ·1 ".t nd ju'l ~orne of l he u rH on1pro111i~i ng < 1u.t Ii lie\\ f < n 1 nd .tl ~ea( :1 i lf on tht' ( ;r<'<'ll\ ( :Iub Serie' South. \\'it h o\ct ()()() hotllC'\ sold, t hi' clo"eout sale 1 t · p n. · "-' ll t' t h c fi n a I op po rt u n it \ l < > pun I 1 a~c a n cw h< >lllt' at t hi" .u ca\ n1os t \UC<(''"' ul •utd IH'\l-\l:~ling 111 ,l'tcr -pLu 1 ncd ron1111 uni l \. M1trinn Hill Homeowners' A )()Ci· ation, which maintain common fa· c1htic throu'h a nominul fee from all resident,. And with thi Also come the carefree convenience of a low-m intcnancc, all chcd·home hfc tylc. Marina Hill offers one of the lowc t ta~ rates in south Orange County, low homeowners' associa- tion dues a well a no Mcllo-Roo tax asscs!lmcnti., which ndd up to I 1dd11ional avin; for home bu)" crs. To vhit Monaco, u1ke Crown Volley Parkv..ly v.c t \oward the beach from the San D1ceo (.5) Freeway, turn left on Niaucl ro. d. left on Manna Hill Drive and left aguin on Valle Vista to the :.ales complex, where furni~hed models by Creative Design Con~ultanl\ are open daily from 10 u.m. to 5 p.m. f or more information, call 495-3156. · Or8!'Q9 Cout Dally Piiot Geaa. t•e .. •le A.BC'• Attic, basement, and cl0tet then get ome ca1h. I L SON I NC • 51 TOWNHOMES SEA@FF ~REENS THE CLUB SERIES SOUTH HUNTINGTON BEACH MINIMUM BIDS FROM $235,000 UP TO 44 % OFF LAST ASKING PRICES OF $348,500 TO $499,000 ll1ese townho111es offer di tinct two and three bedroon1 floor plans with up to 2,231 ±square feet of custom designed living space. T hese multi-level residences feature authentic Mediterranean architectural detail and decorator appointments including voluminous cei lings, sunken roon1s, gounnet kitchen , private terrace and much tnore. ~r<) ()BTAI AUCTION CATALOGUE #6387 CALL: 1-800-933-0305 DAILY9AMTO 5PM The Auction Information Office and model omplex are pen IOAM lo 5PM daily at 19332 Brooktrail Lane in Huntington Beach. Auction to be conducted on Sunday, March 3, 1991. ExceUentFinancing Available ""' 1/11 (le f'lllf AUCTIO ONDUCTED BY KE NEDY-WILSON, INC., SANTA MO ICA, CALIFOR 01Mll.m~Wil11Jn,fnc. C>fkrf'C)idWhercpmhibik'd.BnKhurewiU.nocbemailed1n1call11tlll9f.-,w-...••lllllt•11~-.-IJIMlllllll••d.d. ' 11 t# • • • • N A A:wt. ' * 1 ''t o f ' t 1 " • 1 ' ' ' I ' • 111. ' \:\l \i 1·\ \. . ...., ' \ .\ " -~ • ~rk us P.lm.is 1s tht uJhmat! in wb.tn c<XMnimct and luitunous MedJl~rrane.in style. Two and thrtt btdroom ~ in prime lrvint loution. From the $230,GOO't 714 • 660 • M30 With our IOOo-O fina ncing program, the only cash you'll need to move-in is for closing costs. Homebuying has never been easter: So. what are you waiting for? ~ ! --·· , ' ~ ; E j ii i i i t ; 0 ~ I i • ~'u '"'nn • _, ...... -.n • ( i I I _ .. ~ .. ._., ... _ Thurlday, February 14, 199117 New Homes_ Directory From Undtr Sl00,000 Lake hore South Cobt Metro 850-9950 From Cbt Sl00,000 A hton M1!>~1on V1e10 582-7209 Los Ponillas Rancho Santa Marg:irna 858-3060 Graystonc MM1on V1c10 5 2-1689 Eastpark Villas Long Bc:jch (:!13) 985-0113 Arcada Tu.,t1n 544-1011 Screnado 'J rabuco 85b·6988 Montec110 Trabuco 5 9-69 Breakers Laguna !' lgucl 240-4482 Calif Renaissance Liaguna I f1lh. 380-ms Cahf Reflections Laguna Hill' 31-306 Cahf Seabreeze Co, ta \1c\ I 64:!-90 10 Emerald PJl'k ~1"'1on V1e10 5 :!-~96 Meni ffee Moreno Vallc:v 67~·1995 Co ta Brava Laguna S1guel 643-8881 f"rom lht' S!00,000\ Bel\\ood PJrk h>oth1ll R inch 454-0856 Cameray Pointe L1gun.i 'i~ucl 240-9700 Bel Air M1"1on Vu:.10 582-3955 Beverly Court I ooth1ll R,rnch 454-9668 Mandeville Place f l)(llh11l RJmh 837-5335 Cone Villa f U\llO 669-4940 Wc!>tpark La~ Palma' ll"<lllC: 660-8630 Antigua I r.1bu1.:11 858-9220 R1\.1cra l Jgun.1 '•!-!ul'I 240-4777 Ocean Ranch l..a~un,1 ""1gucl 240-20 5 From the SJOO,OOOs Braeburn l ,1gunJ If ' 5~2-7011 Laurel H1 lh Orance 53R-069) Kaman La.:una H111, 532-199~ Laband \ 111Jgl· f. ncin1ta' 6'17·1-"'5 Marluna Dana Point 248-~8'9 Yorba Lind.1 't .>rba Linda 9 .. 0.90:0 From lhe 5-'00,000s Montage ~1 M10n \ leJO 3 0-8159 Hun11ngton CIJ\\IC' Huntington Beach 960-6819 h om lhc $500,000 The Arbour' C Oto de Caz.i 589-9161 S600.000 I nd O\'tr San M;mnu fust1n 573-9199 The Adm1ralt\. Dan.i Po1n1 240-3505 The Re~1dencc'> Ltguna N1guel 661-6680 Monaco offers best of both home worlds Monaco "The be t of both \\Orlds" 1 v.ha11home bu)er' uc 'aying about the unique paired re 1dences of Monaco in master-planned Marina Hills in Laguna Niguel, where Taylor V. oodrow Home) ha com- bined the advantage of both at- tached and detached homes in one inspired arch11ectural de~1gn. Developer Ta~lor Woodrow Homes. Just a' the> \\Ould 1n a detached home, re'iidenb enJOY an ucep· 11onal le\el of pm·aC) and ind1v1d· uahty \\1th only two units in each building and onl) one common wall, each home ha" its own inti· mate entrr courtyard and spacious rear \'ard At. the same time, Monaco own· ers ha"e d1~0\>cred that they can share those benefits for prices closer to tho e or allached homes a'ld ub 1an11any loY.er than the cost of comparabl) izcd detached re idcnces Priced lrom the low $200,CXX>s. Monaco'!> t\\O and three-bedroom floor plans feature an array of fine appointment'> Room)' mtenor measuring approximalel)' 1.222 to 1,865 square feet arc highlighted by wood-burning fireplace , ccram- te tile enlne~, decorative plant helves, cu tom skylight and slop· ing ceilings that enhance the open· ness and drama of living rooms, Tn>e or dcHlopmcnt:Paired resi- dence Pr ice n ngc: From the low SZOO,OOOs. ~umber or n oor plans:Tv.o quart footage: l ,222 to 1,865 • ale omcc phone: 495-3156. form1I d1n1n1 areas and clcaant master suites. The pnvacy benefits also are hov.:cascd by intimate view decks or pallos adjoining each home's master suilc. Addina a full measure of com- fort and convenience to everyday household ac1ivities arc such wel- come e1etras as ccnlrll air a>ndi- 11oning, interior laundry rooms and a111ched (W<>-ar garages with au- tomalic door openers. The detached-home caliber of Monaco also lS exhibited by kitch- en detailed with hand-set ceramic ulc countenops, furniture-finish oak cabinetry, generously propor- tioned pantries and a complete See Monaco1'111 I ,jl\l!,ll'-l'1,'-lllll\ll'!l•illlll'll'il·lflf1,•1 ' I I I ,, I ' SeaCliff homes will go on auction block in HB An auction of(cring chc last at· !ached single-family homes at _ ScaClif( on the G reens, 1hc presti- gious master-planned golf course community in Huntington Beach, •will be held March 3 by Kcnncdy- Wilson, Inc. The homes arc ideally located wi1hin lhc Oub Series South, a residential neighborhood that is an integral part of an award-winning development of new homes. Minimum bids for these homes start at S23S,000 -repre&cnting discounts up to 44 percent off the last asking prices of $353,500 to $499,000. The auction will be held at the Wcslin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. and sunken living rooms create unique dimensions to bolh lhe cx- 1erior and interior archi1cc1ural features. Master suircs arc accessed by double entry doors. All suites have patios and large walk-in closets. Master bedrooms in certain de· signs have wood·burning fire- places. Master baths have hydroba1hs with six-jel tube, sepa- rate ceramic 1ilcd showers and Corian counlerlops. Kitchens arc furnished with Jenn-Air applian::es, including selr- c l caning ovens , micro· waves,cooktops and trash compac- tors. All countcrtops and breakfast areas feature hand-set ceramic tile. Formal dining areas arc adjacent 10 the kitchens. ·All homes have scpara1e service areas, built-in music/intercom sys- tems and pre-wiring for cable tcle· vision and security systems. Each home has an anachcd 1wo-car ga- rage with rront ac:ccss. enjoy their choice of three recrc· ation facilities which have pools and spas. In addition, common areas arc richly landscaped 1hroughou1. The ce nterpiece of ScaClifr on the Greens is the ScaCliff Country Oub and . the ScaOiff Tcnni1 Oub. These private facilities (ca· ture a clubhouse, 18-holc champi-. onship golf course, pools, spas and social memberships. Financing has been provided by 1he seller and is available 10 all qualified buyers. For more inform· ation regarding lhe specific financ-- ing plans, dc1ails on the homes and auction day procedures, obtain the auction catalogue. For an auction brochure, call (800) 933-0305 daily from 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. or visit the on-site auction information office at 19332 Brook· !rail Lane in Hunting1on Beach. The office is open daily from 10 The townhomcs offer distinct two and three-bedroom floor plans with up 10 2,23 l square feel Of cus1om1zed living space. The multi- level designs offer a variety of dec- orator appointments including \IQ· luminous ceilings, oversized win· dows, grand enrries and rounded interior corners. Private terraces Homeowners and guests can a.m. lo 5 p.m. Auction announced for single-family homes at ScaCliff on the G reens in Huntin~ton Beach. Huntington Classics wins grand desi_gl) award The Plan Two at the Hun1ington Classics, a luxury coastal home de- velopment in Huntington Beach. has won 1hc Grand Award for product design for the "best single-family detached home from 2,400 to 3,000 square feet" in the seventh annual Best in America n Living awards program. ·rhc Plan Two, which is one of four floor plans sho.,.,·cascd, was designed by Warkentin, \Vraight of Cos1a t\-1esa and developed by J.~1. t\!tartin Dc\·clopment and Pacific Coast Homes. The nalion's foren10~1 residen· t1al design competition 1s open 10 builders, deve lopers, architects and designers across the nation and recognizes homes which illus1rate design quality, success in the mar· kc1placc and exemplify !he "bes1 in American Jiving." The competi1 ion is sponsored by Professional Builder & Rcmodclcr magazine and the National Associ- ation of Home builders. The awards were prescnled at a cere- mony 1n J anuary during the NA HB convention and exposition. "The Best in American Living Award' is one of the most prcsti· gious 1n the real estate industry and everyone associated with this cxcepttonal project is thrilled to be a part of this honor," stated John Martin of J.M. Manin Develop· mcnt. "The Huntington Classics has enjoyed a tremendous reputa· lion by the luxury homc·buying l-l un1ington Classio model, winner or design award. public, and this recogn ition jusl re· inforces our commitment to de· signing and building exccplional homes for this market." Th1s la st year was one of rccog· n111un and renown for the tlunt· 1ng1on Classics. At the Gold Nug· ge t awa rds, sponsored by 1he Pa- cific Coast Builders Conference and Sun Coast Architect Builder magazine, the dcvclopmenl walked away with three awards ror excel - lence in architecture and design as well as the "home or the year" for the Plan Three. What has captured the imagina- tion and enthusiasm of home buy· ers and the real estate industry is the outstanding design of the homes at the Hunting1on Clas- sics.Based on 1he classic archi1ec- 1ural s1yles of Frank Lloyd Wright and Greene & Greene, !he homes reature a strong indoor-outdoor orien1ation in the design or the single-family detached floor plans which arc highlighted by garden courtyards, private sun decks and balconies. Four floor plans ranging from 2,522 10 3,250 square feet arc showcased. These luxury homes fea1urc three and four bedrooms, two or three balhs plus powder rooms and two or 1hrce·car ga- rages. Prices starl from the $400,000s. The award-winning Plan Two has three bedrooms, 1wo baths plus powder room and a three-car garage. This home is accen1ed by three fireplaces, his and hers walk- in closets, two garden courtya rds. privalc balcony and sun deck. All homes have elegant foyers with ceramic tile nooring, step· down living rooms, formal dining rooms wilh mirrored WCI bars, family rooms, breakfast nooks and large master bedroom suites. Some Huntington Classics Dc"elo~r: J.M . Marlin Dcvcl- opmen1. Type or dcvclopmtnt: S1ngle Fam- ily homes Price range: From the S400,000s. Num ber or n oor plans: Four. Square rootagt: 2,522 10 3.250. Sales omce phone: 960·6839. models have sccond·fl oor studies, master re1rcats or optional dens or lofts. An impressive array of interior appoin1ments nlarks the quali1y of the lifestyle offered at Huntington Classics. AU homes feature high· volume ceilings, tY.·o or three cus· tom fireplaces, French doors, buih·in mirrored wet bars, clc$ant ceramic tile entry areas, raised panel interior doors, mirrored wardrobe doors, walk-in closets, theater lights, solid oak handrails. many choices of Corian or dc- signcr·selccted ceramic tile and ca~1ing. The master suites have private fireplaces, balconies and walk-in closets. The master baths res.lure Kohler Caribbean tubs, ceramic tile surroundings. glass shower en· closures. oak cabinets and pullman tops of corian or ceramic tile . The gourmcl kitchens arc de- signed for easy a1-home cn1crtnin- ing and arc highligh1cd by Jenn- r\1r double ovens, microwaves, tr:ish compllctors 11nd dishwashe rs. as Y.ell ns a choice of Jenn-Air electric Y.llh barbecue or Dacor s;;1, ~1x·hu1ncr downdraft cook1op. For <1ddcd v<1Jue. 1hc kitchens have Conan or ceramic ulc counterlops. 011k cabinetry, ce1hng lighting and Grohc European faucets. Optional appoin1men1s include central nir conditioning, security sys tems and garden walls. 1"hc Huntington Classics is lo- cated near the l·tun1ing1on Beach Civic Center and puts residents just minUtcs from lhc ocean. near major shopping centers. schools and parks. The downtown Hun1ing1o n Beach area currently is undergoing many changes, including a new 1own square area with new retail shops and restauran1s, a new mu- nicipal pier, hotel and resort com- plexes, cultural centers and a new surf museum. To visit the sales office from the San Diego Freeway, exil on Gold· en West S1rect and go soulh, turn left on Yorktown Avenue and right on Lake Street. From Pacific Coast tlighway, take 17th S1rcct north. Turn ri ght on U1ica and fol· low the signs. The models and the sales office arc open daily from JO a.m. to S p.m. at 1941 L1kc St. For more in· formation, call 960·6839. 'Grandma's house' state of the art at Pier Colony When describing grandmother's home, !he first thing that usually comes to mind is a quic1, suburban single-family house, now an ocean- front condominium in a "happen- ing" spot like Huntington Beach. According 10 Henry Penso of California Resorts International, the developers of Pier Colony, condominium-style living is bccom· ing increasingly popular with ·sen· ior home buyers. "Our seniors like the fact that Pier Colony is centrally located. wilh Picrside Pavilion, the new Wa1crfron1 Hilton and miles of sandy beaches just a stroll away," Penso said. Emma Nii.nik, o ne of the new tenants at Pier C.OJony, said she likes the facl 1ha1 the condomin- ium is a KCU re environment and that "1here are IO many young a nd eacrac1ic peopJc arqund. "'My .pandchiklftn tove 10 visit • ill H•IE•on Beach becluse lbere ii IO llllldl to do tJlv<," She N JS. "'ney partk:ularly enjoy ........ -10 .... b.coch." The four·teory Mcdilcrranean-.,e. ,...lopment ollm Ind IWO- becfreotn )0tn11 wi1h prlc• - Pier Colony Developer. California Resorts lnternalional. Type or development: Oceanfront condominiums. Price range: $184,900 to $598,900. Number or noor pl1ns: Three. Square footage: 861 to 1,492. Sales omtt phone: 536-0108. s1arting at $189,900. The sin&Jc, two and 1hree-story designs rtn&e from 861 to 1,492 square feel and 90 percent of the homes have ocean views. The homes' detailed interion in· elude picture windows and 1lidin1 &Ian doon wilh while wood !r11nc1, bull_. will oonien, ..... block entries in tome plant, quarry 1ilc bllconia or potiol, n..,._. wi th .., lot liahttn llld poe..trils fdr security ty1tema. A pMR* dccor1tor 1lk1wancc for carpettna is bcina offt.red with 1 btood •· lectton for style and color. and self-cleaning ovens, micro- waves, dishwashers, built·in rcfrig- eralors wil h iccmakers, Corian counterlops and hardwood cabi· netry. All homes have laundry areas with washer and dryer hook· ""'· Baths have cori1n countcrtops, hardwood cabinetry, oval bothtubs and scpara1e showers wilh clear glass enclosures. To reach Pier Colony from ei- lher north or south of Huntington Beach, take the San D iego Free- way to the Beach Boulevard c1dt, drive south on Beach SC\leral miles to Pacific Coast Highway, 1urn right on PCH and proceed to Sec· ond Street. Pier colony will be visi· ble on the ri&ht side u you ap- proach the H untinat0n. Beach Pier. Pier Colony ls a joint venture of California Resona lntematlonal and Haseko (Calilomi1) Inc. ltld Real Ettate Showca• 111"91 ll 1he dewlopmrlat'• ,........ ... lpnt. ' For more lnrormat~ 11N11t1 Ille Pier Colooy Illa olllt9 • SJ6. 0101. Models ... -..,, 6-11 1.m. to S p.11. ud bJ lppOltlt· Kitchen provide I P'-c:oottop -....... ' • - "GuUt• to fun along the Orange Coast" s troupe brings its to Costa Mesa. ~ VOL 7/NO. 7 SECTIONS .. Februmy ,4, 1991 DAILY PILOT @9) THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK 1 JAY lfMI Jay Leno, America\ hank't working comedian. ~•II JP pear al UCl's Bren Events Ccnler on Friday at 8 pm. Tacke~ are S:?O Jnd IU'.C availnble at 1hc Oren Ccn· ef"'lJox Office on campus and al l 1ckc1ron outlets. To order b) / phone, call 856-5000. 2 CIRQUE Ill IOI.El The internationally ac· claimed Cirque du Solcil will npcn J two-wed Orange County run wi1h a benefit show for area 11rt<. organizations on Feb. 22. The ''Art' Celebrating the Ans" per- formance will begin 3l 8 p.m. under 1hc big lop to be erected in the Soµlh Coast Plau parking 101, neM Bear Street and 1hc San Diego Freeway Tickets 10 the henef11 show are priced at $100 Jnd $50, and can be purchased at the Soulh Coast Rcpcnory box of· f1ce JI 655 Town Cen1er Dnvc For more information, call 556- 2122, e;11t 556 3 '11.Ba If TIE I.Miii' "The Silence or the Lambs,'' based on Thomas Harm' be\t ~clling novel of the po1entrnlly lethal mind games between an FBI agent (Jodie Foster) and a former psychia1rist (Anthony Hopkins) in· terned in a ward for the criminally insane. will open Fridny at the- ,.. arers along the Orange Coast. 4 Cl'IM ma.E FUTill Open Pacific will stage Bizet's ''The Pearl Fishers" and Verdi's "The Masked Ball" in alternating performances begin· ning Friday night Bizet's story of forbidden passions set in Ceylon Y>1ll be performed Feb. 15, 21, 23 and March 1 at 8 p.m and March '\ .11 2 p m Verdi's story or the as· , ... ,.,inat1on of Sweden' King Gust- a' Ill will be performed Feb. 20, 22. 28 ond March 2 at 8 pm. and I ch 24 ot 2 p.m. Tickets are priced at $20 to $70 for bolh operas. For information, call .546- 7l72 5 PAT HAZB.l Comedian and magician Pat Hazell is performing at the lmprov in Irvine through Sunday. Showt1mc~ ue 8·30 p.m tonight and Sunday; 8:30 and 10:30 pm. on Friday; and 8 and 10:30 p.m. on Saturday. For inform111on and rc'lervauons, call 854-5455. 8 'EVITA'. llVIE The Irvine CiV1C Light Opera presents "Evita" at the I rvinc Barclay Theatre toniaht throu"1 Sunday ~nd Feb 22 and ll, at 8 p.m. each niaht and 2 p.m. matinee!> on Feb. 16, 17 and 23. £·or information, call 8S4-4646. 7 AUTD- orange County's 32nd an- n u a I International Auto Show will open Saturday at the Anaheim Stadium Ex hlb1t1on bulldines and runs throuJh Feb . Roger Bloom 24. Tickets arc S5; children under 12 free. For information. call 935 · 0431. 8 'POHi Alm TIE Mlf' "Peter and the Wolf." Pro- kofiev's musical talc for ch1I· dren. will be presented by the Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia al Orange Coast College's Moore Theatre on Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Tickets arc $6.50 and $4.50 in ad- vance. SS and $6 at the door. For information, call 432-5880. I ... MlPW John Goodman ts "King Ralph" in the film comedy of an unlikely heir assuming the throne of England. which opens Friday in theaters along the Or- ange Coast. 1 0 "'=".JlllGlf ··-Kate and Anni McGamgJe will perform at the Coach House an San Juan Capistrano on Wednesday at 9:15 p.m. For information, call 496- 8930. llMPIODY • TAPS 11 Rhapsody in Tap!>, with legendary tap master Eddie Brown and art1st1c director Linda Sohl-Donnell, will appear at Orange Coasl College's Moore Theatre at 8 p m. on Saturday. Tickets arc $9.50 in advance and $12 at the door. For information, call 432-5880. 12 1.J. T.u B.J. Thom11 will appear t the Crazy Horse Steak House and Saloon on Monday, at 7 and 10 p.m. Ticket arc $25. For 1nformatton. call S49-1512.. 13 ~F~artet will perform at Laauna Beach High School Auditorium next Thum y 11 8 p.m,1 ponJOrcd by tbe Laguna Beach Chamber Music Society. Tickets arc S20: call 494. 2822. 14 CM1•--0iedrlch'1 Coffee In Costa Mosa prescnu "Cafe of • • II Dally Piiot Weektwld/ Thursday, February 14, 1991 Dream " on Monday at 8 p.m., featuring readings by poets Tommy Swerdlow and Willie Sims nnd music by Giant Ant Farm. For infonnauon, caJI 646-0323. 15 ..a RIOM 11IE llMT "An Elm1bethnn Valen · tine: Love Songs from the Realms of Elizabeth J and II" will be performed by the UCI Cham- ber Singers tonight at 8 p.m. in the school'll> Fine Arts Concert Hall. Tickets are S7; call 856-5000. 16 COMMAllB CODY Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen will be on stage at lhc Coach House ne't Thursday n1gh1 ar p.m Tickets arc Sl 2.50 For in- forma1ion and rei.ervat1on~. call 496-8930 17 COCTEAU ON fl.M Jean Cocteau's "Bl~>O<l of a Poet" will screen along wuh Man Ray 's "Le \ My~teres Ju Chateau Du De" 31 7 and lJ p.m in the Crystal Cove Aud11onum al UCI. Ticket~ are $4 at the door. For information. call 856-6370 "'11e and Anna McCJrrigle wrll perform .it the Co.lch Hous.t.• 1n S.n Jua n Capistrano Wednesday at 9· 15 p.m. 18 IUJEO IWlmURTI S"'ec1he1rt~ of lhc Rodeo will perform at the Celeb- rity Theatre 1n Anaheim on Satur· dJy at 7 and 9.30 p m. and Sunday at ti and 8.30 p.m For 1nfonna· 11on. call 535-2000 19 llX'fD llDUX Randy Hon en, a tribute to Jimi Hendnx, and Wild Child. a tr ibu te to Jim Mom!>On, will perform Sunda~ al Q pm 11 the Golden Beu 1n Huntington Beach. TidtelS arc Sl6.50 anJ din· ner pacbses arc avatlilblc ror •n· formation. call 376-Bl:AR 20 Fllf l1IPI .. Hand of Fate .... ,11 perform at the Golden Dear at 9:30 p.m. on Saturday f·or 1 1c~c1s and information, call 3"'1·BE AR ~~~-r+I N~. \T~ ~UU'4 PRE.mEL. .. .. • I Lqt>nd: OC, Oranet County. BT, black tk. BT-opL, blac:k tit op. lion.al. pp, ~r ~non. TBA. to M arnasect. BENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S 26: Robert E. Wood; Brad Faegre llZ Pizza (5365 Alton, Ste l. Irvine) ·Th rough Feb 28. figura· 11ve, land~ape and conceptual pa!>tcls by Debra Huse CHARITY AND SPECIAL EVENTS aJent1ne's Day Luncheon, Feb. J' nt 11 :30" a.m., Sea Orcle Auxjl. iary or Florence Crittenton Servi- ce~ of OC at Newport Harbor Yacht Club. $35 pp. Contact Melinda Guinaldo, 870-5890. 8 1nternational Auto Show. Feh •Seminar, Fashion Show am. 15, 6·30-9:30 p.m., Newport Balboa Luncheon. Feb. 21 at 9:15 a.m .. Rotary Club Foundation. The SpygJa.,, Hill Philharmonic Com· Welln~s Communtty of OC Jnd m11tee .11 Four Season5 1 lotel, J im Lverctt Charity r~ound.tt1on nt Newport Oeach S50 pp Phone Anaheim Stdd1um. SSO pp. Contact 721 ODO Jim de Boom, S4~942 •"Pearl f"hc.-r~" Dinner, Feb. 21 8 Singm' Ill thr Rain, J-eb. 15 ut R at 5.30 pm . Oper.i Pacific at Ccn· p.m .. J-lorence Crst1cn1on Sen1ccs tcr Club, (O'ita Mesa. Open to the of OCAnahe1m Au"l1al') theater public. Contact Richard T Deary. part) at Plummer Auditorium, 546-7l7:!. Fullerton . S:?5 pp Contact elebrate .i Century, Celebrnte Melinda Guinaldo. 870-5H'KJ the Children. Feb 23 at JO JO • Pearl f'l'h<'T\" Opcn1ni? 1'1~h1 am. OC Children\ Home Soc1et~ Dinner, Fc.-b 15 at .5:'0 pm f.l\hinn sho"W and luncheon JI Opera P01c1ft\; Jt Ue\.crly Hcr1tJgc t+ •. ut Regency Ir.inc. S45·(i5 pp l fotc:l, (o,tJ ~fc sa ( ont.1ct Rich Phone 542-1147 .ml T Deary. Ci4b-7'\72 •'Masked B.ill" Dmner. I cb. 22 •1mpre ano C1rd<' CJ\I Rc:t:cp· at 5.30 p.m. Opera PJltf1c .1t Bcv- ticm. fcb. 15 .11 10 30 pm Opc:ra erly Ht'rtt.1gc Hotel. Coi.tJ Me'n J'.1"fsc at Sco11\ Searoo<l Grill, Open to the publtc. Contact Rich · to,ta Mc a ContJlt R1ch.ird 'I ard I Deary. 546·7Jn. Deary. 546-7372. •Gue' Who''I Coming to Dinner. 9;\n Affair to Remember. I <'l'i t-c:b 23. CHOC progres'l1vc dtn 16, Madam<' Buttcrnv Ch.spier nl ner S25 pp. Contact Janet Nag· OC Performtng Am Center gour· ur;lo, 531-8675. met dtnner and dancing •H locJt1on •Americana Awards Dinner, Fell. I UA S60 pp. Contact Bear 23 at 6 pm., ()'press College Noed.er. (213) 5112-'~Of! foundation at Disneyland Hotel, •south-west S01ntJ r c Brunch. Anaheim S 125 pp Phone 826- Feb 17. Con Brio Chapter of OC 44b0. Pcrformina An-; Center at La Ha· e J.abulous Fifties, Feb. :?.J :it ciendo R e~t3urant Contact 6 '\Op m. American Heart Assoc1- Carolvn Nonng, 846-1946. allon of OC at Four Seasons pera Prologue lV A Ma\ked Hotel, Newport Beach. S225 pp. Ball, reb 17 nt 3 p m . Opera Pa-Dr Phone 85~3555. c1fic at Wt'sttn South Coast Pl.ua •umJ Eicpo, Feb. 24. 9 a m.·3 Hotel. Cw.ea Mesa. S20 p~ C'on· p m at OC Fairgrounds, Costa tac1 Margaret Price, 544-70_ 7 Me'la. $4 pp., senior citizens S3. •Luncheon Meeting. Feb 19 at children free. Phone 831-1918. 11:30 p.m. Opera Pac;-1£ic Guild ca For Yourself, Feb. 24, 10 Alhance at Gu tav Anders, South a.m.·I pm., Poddle Power kayak Coast Village. Co ta Mes:i Con-and ~urr ~ki demonstration at The tact Richard T. Ocnry, 546-7372. Dunes, ewport Beach. Free. 8 1mpresano Circle Cast Rec.cp-Phone 675-1215. t1on, Feb. 20 at 11 p.m. Opera Pa· •·A Masked Boll" Champagne c1fic at Center Club. C.osta Mesa. Brunch, Feb. 24 at 11 :30 a.m., Contact Richard T. Deary, S4~ Opera Pacific at Beverly Heritage 7372 Hotel, Co ta Mesa. Open to the ------------, public. Contact Richard T. Deary, 546-7372. Tenor Ji~nyi Zhang stars in Opera Paclf.c's production of "The Peart fohers," on It.a~ at the Orange County Performing Arts Center Friday througtt Marth 3. •Fake.s. For1eriC$ and Theft, Feb. 2S 11 9:30 a.m., Or. Monica Rot- hschild·Boro speaks about Cakes in lhe ancient and current art worlds ror Bo\\'ers Museum Docent Ouild at the museum. Santa Ana. Admi • ion is Cree. Contact Barbare Wil- liams, 786-7.S.. 2. llBright Ideas for Bu incs.s, Feb. 27, noon-6 p.m., OC busln expo at OC Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa. Phone 751·32A7 for ex.hibit pace. rnival Under the Su. March 2, Masked ~all Chapter of OC Perrormlns Arts Ce~tcr at Di ncyland Hotel, Anaheim. Co~ tact Carolyn Noring. 846-79-C6. mMonopoly Party, March 2 It 8=30 p.m., Cabaret Chapter of the OC Performing Atu Center at Crystal Court, South Coast Plaza, C.OSta Mc a. SIOO pp. Contact Unda Lewi , 4SS·l2S2. •'A M&Jltcd 81JJ" Dinncrt March 2 at 5:30 p.m., Opera Pleific •t lo.! 7 MUSIC •t..aguna Chamber Music Soctel), (various locations, 494-2822). Feb 9 Debussy Trio. Feb. 21 : Fresl Quartet. March 14. Tahch Quar- tet. •oc Philharmonic Soc1rty, 8 p.m at OC Performing Arts Center 600 To .... n Center Dme, CoM.1 Moa, 553·2422. Feb. :!5 Mozarteum Orchestra of Sal.tburg w11h conductor Hans Graf and \IO· hn1.,t Ernc;t Kovacic. March 4· Mozartcum Orchestra of Sal£burg with conductor Hans Graf and p1 · an1s1 Stcv<'n Lubi n. March ~ Orche~trc de P .ins .,..1th conductor Scm)on Bychkov and duo-piani t~ Kaua and Martelle Labcque. O~rcJ Pacific pre)C?nts Verdi's "A Masked Ball" at the Orange County Pt>rforming Arb Center Feb 20 through March 2 C Phtlharmontc Soclet~. p.m. at l1"ine Barclay Theatre. .i24::! Campu!> Dmc at Bndge Road. )"°inc, 553-24!2 Feb. 26: The An · gele) Quartet and Donald Mcinnes Feb 27: Lecture, The Young Mozart. March 6. 10: L\ Chamber Orchestra .,..ith conduc- tor Chmtof Perick. March D Lrcture. In lhe Gardens or Mirabd. cation TUA. Open 10 the publtc. Cont.il'I Richard Deal'\, 546-7372. •Patron Rnmch. Mar.ch 3, CHOC ,1t Center Club. Costa Mesa. $125 pp Contact Janet Nagursk1, 532· H67(i 8Cu1~tne Fantai.y, March 3. 7.30- 10 30 p.m, OC Philharmonic Soc1· ~ty .it Jewel Coun, South CoaM Plaza, Costa Mesa. $45·55 pp. Contact K~tyna Swearingen, 854- 9084 •PHua Promenade, March 5, 10 a m.·8 p.m., March or Dime ·at South Coast Plaza, C<xta Mesa. Contact Margaret Baerg, 631-8700 •Bridge Luncheon. March 6 at I0.30 a m , South Pacific Olapter of OC Performma Arts Center at Radisson Plaza Hotel. lmne. $50 pp. Contact Dorothy Reichle, 644- S 117. 8 Fashion Show. March 7, CHOC fashion show at Ritz-Carlton, Lag· una Niguel. SSO pp. Contact Janet Nagurski. 532-8675. •1-ashion Show, March 7, Ohve Crest Treatment Centers Women's Guild. llMonle Carlo Night, March 8, Madame H. Modjeska Chapter of OC Performing Ans Center at Of· fice r's O ub, El Toro Marine Base. Contact K.thy Schartz, 4SS-0688. prin&time f antasies Boutique, March 8.-9, CHOC at HomClted House. Contact Ja.net Nagurski, S32·861S. lebrity Bowlin1 Tournament, March 9, 10 a.m.·3 p.m.. OC Trauma Society 11 Concourse Bowling Alley, Anaheim. Phone 571--0602. 8Day at the Raca, March 9, Chapter II Staae Door Chapter o! OC Perform.ins Arts Center. C.On- tact Carolyn Norina. &46-7946. mA.n of Dinina. March 10 at S:30 p.m., Newport H1tbor An Muse· um reception and dinner at four Seasons Hotel, Newport ~h; SJOO pp. Contact Maxine 01iber, 759-1122. . 8'\lttift' Oft the QUtz. Malcb 10 It 6 p.a, ... ,., SW. Gape~ ol OC Performing Ans Center nt Center Club, Costa Mesa. $65 pp Contact Shirley Tednc.k, 951 ·5176 •Founde~ Brunch. March 13, 9. 11 a.m .. Patt)' and George Cancer Center at Four Seasons Hotel. Newport Beach Speaker, Peter Ueberroth. Cont:ict Lynn Francis· co-Casella, 760-5'H6. 8Gentleman·~ Haberdashery, Mar. 14, 11: 15 n.m.-2 p.m. at I rv1ne Hyatt $100 pp. C'°ntact Sister Pat· ric1a Jean. 457-453 ART mAn Instttute of Southern Cahf ornia (2222 Laguna Canyon Rd • Laguna Beach, 497-3309). Feb. 14 Martha AJf, prisma colors and cbarc:oa.I ~orlcs. Feb. 18-March 8 Works on Paper, realist figuratl\e and landscape. March 9-25: Color it Orange., work by an students from kindergarten through h1ah school. •Bistango (19100 Von Karman, Irvine, 752·5222). Feb. 24-Aprtl 28: Orange Crucible, Orange County, OCCCA. •California Stale University, Fullerton (Mai n Art Gallery. 800 N. Slate C.OIJege Blvd .. Fullerton, n J-2037). Through March 6: Hi • nic Art E.xhjbit. Laguna Art Museum (307 Oifr Drive, Laguna Bach, 49'-6$3 1). Through Mmh 17: Tony Labat. new paintings. Throu&h April 21 · Kim Abeles: The Smog Collector (Satel!Jte at South Coalt ptaz.a) T hrouah March 24. Edward Cotbctt Retrospcctwe; Expre i\.e Sculpture of Alvin u ghL 8 1.abaina Oallencs. ( 1173 New· port Center Or , F hlOO Island, Newport Beach). Thiwp Feb. 23: Hiushi OU\ab. •l..o\ Angeles Master Chorale an d Sinfonta (Dorothy Chandler Pa"1l ion, Music Center. 135 North Grand Avenue, Los Angeles. 213· 972-7183). John Cume, conductor March 2 Works by Kodal) Paulu\. Brucl ncr •Pacific Symphony. 8 p m at OC Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Cent<'r Drive, Costa Mec;a, 474- 42 H \tarch 6·7 conductor Chmlopher Seamen, p1an1st And· rea Lucches1ni. 8 0pera Pacific (OC Performing Ans Center. 600 Town Center Drivr. Costa Mesa, 979-7000) Feh 1.5-March 3. The Pt'arl Fl.Sh· en (81zc1) Feb. 20-March 2· A Masked Ball (Verdi}. DANCE, THEATRE, MUSICAL THEATRE •Mystery Cnfe (Hubert's, 2 Hut· ton Centre Drive. Santa Ana. 955- CLUE) Dinner show Fridays and Saturdays Murder at Care Nair.Feb 14: Valenunc's Day Show tncludes champagne and roses. C Performing Ans Qnter (600 Town C.e nter Drive, Costa MC$a, 740-2000). March 12-24: American B llet The tre. outh Coast Repen<>ty (65.5- Town Center Ori\'C, ~ta Mesa. 751-7827). Mamstagc, Feb. 14: Pt· rates. Mark Lee. Feb. 29-Apnl 4: You Can't Take Jt With Yw, George S. Kaufman and M Hart. Second St.aJe• through Feb. 24: of the Spadcrwoman. allct Pac:ifia (various local•°"'- 642·7772). Feb. 15·16: Les )'lpb· ides. Continuo, Brahms Walucs ewport Harbor Art Museum USTI.NG lNFORMA TION: 11 (SSO SM Oementc Ori\'C, New-,ou have •n event list.ini . or ft-.... a. 7$9-1121) Throut ch•n,c of mlonmtion for BMdc· port uc;-.... • n.... ... ~-...... ;_,:n-to fk,.m.;,, March 17: Edwaid Hopper; R ~, uu_.. -.....,---. ·v ...... en Millar. Epaeift. c• IMec=tanot. P.O. IJo.rc wy Sheets (14981 SMd Can· ,.,_,..,, ctw.. de/ ltUr, Ct yon A~ lmDC). 11Vciup Feb. P1al Plioee (114) 14f0..~U Delly PIOt WelkwU n.ndllr. ,,....., '4. ........ cover story Cirque du Soleil is more than a circus, it's an experience One of Cirque du Soleil's curious "Oounes" gets in prime position to get a closer view of his subject. By Hall I tarrell Oall'I Plot rauu EIJlcr Mere words arc not adequate enough to describe the Cirque du Soleil experience. It thrills. It chills. It excites. It entices smiles and laughs. Appealing to people of all ages, Le Cirque du Solcil is more than a circus. Altho ugh it feature~ traditional circus acts including tr3pczc artists, juggl ers and aero· 1ats, the Cirque du Solcil can be compared to a Broadway musical, 1t is performed to a live orchestra and choreographed like a ballet. II also utilizes the enrhusiasm and spontaneity of street perfonncr'i and mimes. The acclaimed French-Canadian one-ring theatrical circus will ma L.e its debut in Orange County Feb. 22 under the big top in the parking lot at South Coast Plaza It co ntinues through March 7. Barely a word is uttered dunng Cirque du Soleil's two·hour show Facial ei..-prcssions, squeaks and squeals communicate the perform- ers' ideals to the audience. The Newport Getaway ... ..,, Why travel miles for a weekend retreat, when you can be pampered rCbt in your own backyard! Treat yourself & that special 80meone to a weekend of fun & relaxation at the Sheraton Newport Beach. S69• Double Occupancy P"'*Uc; jocludn; 'i' One night accomodationa (Fri, Sat or Su11) 'I Gourmet three coune dinner for two in our "Silverplate A wardedn Palm Garden dining room Ccxcludi~ .,._.itiee A alcoholic bevenipe> 'i' A leisurely full brealdut buffet for two. 'I Two hour daily cocktail reception 'i' Unlimited ute of our lighted tenni1 courta, 1wimming pool, whirlpool and fimeu center For Reaervationa pleue call: (714) 8J3.0570 Alk for -rhe Newpcw1 Getaway Packqe" Sheraton Newport Beach 4545 MacArthur Blvd., Newport Beach, CA 92660 -oa.-.-. P~ ·~i·P.a..22..J.4orM ..... 14 ..... l, 1991. Mdidon.i niCtU la ..Uunadon wilt! • SJtM ( ' I WC..._, a-.,. •iii• rt to tu. M 08lty Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, February 14, 1991 ''It'~ no language, hut it's my language," said France La Bonte, who portrays the Ringmistreu. "There is one language for the en- tire troupe If "c didn't have this, then we have nothing. And, if we don't believe , 1hcn nobody be- lieves." T111s langu~ige and over e~agger atcd mo.,,cmcnt,, tmghtly colored cos1ume\ and p:untcd faces hel p the performer' creale lovable character' that keep the audience spellt-<1und for the entire perfor- mance Leading the JOurney through the land of ( irquc du Solc1I arc the "nounc'" "'h1ch can be t be de · scnbcd .,., a combined fool and clo"'n l he nounei. arc a cu nous bunch, 1mpccting everything with caution and offering thei r candid views on whal they d1o;cover. Like 1rad111onal circus clowm, they arc some.,.,hat clumsy and ea~1ly get themselves into trouble. The Grand Chamherlain tries to keep lhe bunch in order. but doesn't al· wa~ c;uccccd. Throughout the show, the cun· ou5 nouncs pop in and out or the other acts, watching what rhcy do with the same rapt intcm1 a~ members of the 1ud1cn1.e. They arc but one of the four major troupes that comprise the Cirque du Sole1I. There are the devil~. an- gels and corporation, lend by the R ingmlSt ress. Jn addition to malung \Ure her "corporation" docs its Job, the Ringm1 tress keeps the how flow. ing. She supervtsc the \('lllng up of equipment for 1he neiil act, which 1tsclt 111 an integrJI :ind cho- reographed part of the \hov.. and entcn ains children during inter· mis ion Hi~lijt.hted between 11ppc.iranc· cs by the nouncs, corporallon, devils and 1n1el • re 11\t ''"'' of the show. The intcrna1111nJI C3\t include~ a young C'h1nc'c woman who tW1rls umbrellas and carpel\ with her feet, a Ru!ls1c1n clJu1hhm1 who perches atop a ~• 1~cnng tower o( dining room Chalf\, \Cl 00 top o( a dining room tJblc, all while balancing ;a candlc·ladcn SH CIRQUE/II Like the trapeze, circus life has its ups, downs By Hab Harre• steps on stage, she 1s no lon$cr °"" ~ ftlllnS [ dftOI The minute f-rance La Bonte ju t a woman who make' ,1 living acting. r.endio1 month\ 1'4ilY from her f anuly and friends in Mont re· Personalized -at She be.clomcs the R1ngmistrcu o( the arque du Solctl "It's like a drum." she ~.ml Songs With the help of her bnahtly colored costume and ~hod.mg or- ange hair which 1tands st1a1ght up, La Bonte allows people to enter .• world of their own, forgetting thctt problem' and the routine of every· day life. The WOTld ii different for CVC')'OOO in the 1udJencc. Original lyri~. fully uranjled muaic, pro- feu1t1nally rttorded on caMt't~ for years 11( enjovmf'nt •New Yun •Anniversary • Blrtllda1 • V alendaes ·•Marriage Proposals •Christening •Bar Mttzvu •nan YOtl • Prtendsklp •Promodou 729 W. 16th SL 87, Coet.a M ... 646-0514 For her, it'• an cxciunf life -secins new towns, meenng nc ... ~le and relllhina 1hc h(c o hems • star. 1be rormer dramatic actrt (ou.od a new family •ith the ci per1ormen and staff. They wor sleep, eat and dance together There's vu., link that cao be ~cp bidden. La Bonte doc n't m She Aid &be prefers th· new life style ind has decided to chan c:arurs. . She ha WOftcd in lbe opc11. 1 I.beater and taupt drama at uu ~. Howe¥U. none cocn pares to the life ol tra¥Cling lnt the Cirque du SOleil. &ho said. . At first. sho aa1d 1he had • b1 or diftieulty ldlpCina to thl n lire. A.aide from lumil\I boW 1 live out or 1 1Ui1cue, La Bon who weiabi dole to 1SO See UF cal From 84 1iercd cake, a quartcl or Canadian con1ortionisu whose very move- ments are enough 10 make mem- bers or the audience cnnge, and the French trapeze artists Fous Volants (The Ayln& fools). Other outstanding acts include Canadian solo trapae artist and silver medal wiMcr Anne Lepage, and the 1r1cc(ul flying of Vladmir Kchkaial, 1 former coal miner in the Soviet Union. One of the most humorous mo- ments in the production U. \Jhcn clown David Shiner heckles mem- bers of the audience. He borrows jackets, purses and Cirque du Sole.ii programs among other items poking fun a: the audience -and keeping it in stitches. The "Novelle Experience," Cirque du Solcil's newest show, is on a 20-month tour through North America. The touring com~ny sets up housekeeping in ils new blue and yrllow big top, made c . pecially for the Cirque de Soleil last year at a cost or $750,000. 11 seats 2.SOO and is climate con- trolled. Traveling along with the 39 per· formers is a support staff or 65, in· eluding the choreographer, cos- tume designer and score compos er. The staff is responsible for making sure the 600 tons of equip- ment needed to put on the show arrives safely and is set up prop- erly. The cast also brings along its own cafeteria, which is more like 1 gourmet res1aurant, that serves nearly 400 meals each day. • Performances are scheduled for Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8 p.m., Fridays at 6 and 9;J() p.m., Saturdays at 4;JO and 8:30 p.m., and Sundays at 1 and 5 p.m. TICkets range in price from S/2.50 to $33.50 for adults and S6 to S21.50 for children. They may be purc.hascd from Ticketma.ster, 740-21)()(), or at the Cirque du Soleil annex 11 South Co.-st Plaza. German Home Bakery Wedding Cakes 'The Old- FashJon Way" 2950 Crace Ln. C.M Call for Info Sf0..-0281 LH From B4 said she had 10 adjust 10 being constanlly surrounded by a troupe of healthy and fir acrobars and gymna ts. She said she has no inlention or being sculpted into an acrobat nnd they had 10 learn to respect each other's physiques as well as tricks of the lrade. Mosl or 1he gymnasts had no background in !heater or being on tagc nod La Bonte said she was able to help them. "It's a mutuaJ exchanJtc." In addi1ion, being the cast of Cirque du Soleil is international, La Bonte said she has learned a great deal about different cultures and languages. --~when she JOined France La Bonte the troupe last May. she spoke no Engli<;h. Today, she can carry on a conver!>at1on. as well as ccr- lain phrases in Russian and Chi-much or her cluldhood and qu11. nesc. "I may no1 be grammaucally correct or use elabornte word , bul I can pass my ideas .tlong." There arc, however, a few downfalls to traveling all the time La Bonte said she misses her par- ents and siblings, who live in Mon· treal. She said her parents are in their mid· 70s and sometimes it's a httlc scary to be _so far from them. Missing family and friends 1s also d ifficult for 14 year old Jinny Jacinto, one of the Cirque's four contortionists. But, Jacinto said she writes home a bit more often as time passel> and 1s fu lf1 ll1ng a dream. "I feel lucky to be here, bu1 I've also worked hard." Born and ra1~d in Mon1real, Jac1n10 said she began gymnastics at 1hc tender age of th ree Her g:reat flexib1l1ty was noticed by coaches and she started training for competition. By lhe age or 10. Jacinto felt she was mi sing 100 A year la1er, bored without her work, she re -entered the •orld of 8.)'mnasuc:s and started training 11 a school which teaches circus art· ISlS She saw a performance of the Cuquc du Soled and began to practice routines used b) 1he show's con1ortt0n1s1s. Jacinto said she prefers being a conlortionist because or the oppor· tun1ty to create her own routine and invent new nlO\iements. Jacinto said traveling is uc1t1ng and she enjoys working ~1th 1hc international cast. Jn additton to speaking f rench and Engh sh, Jacinto peaks Spanish (her par ents arc na11vcs or Peru) and ~he 1s learning bits of Chinese and Russian. She aid being on the road at such a young age has taught her to be responsible for her own actions But, the entire troupe 1s hke 1 big family and the~ all look out for one anofher. "We care about each other, but it's not like parenu " Rom•nlk W'Hdi.-al .~. • L-r ..... , ............ kllilllll ' Clw"d IC. A ' a ..... , ................... n, • .__. 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Wf~I -· ... .,..,_ .. 11:V. •• *3 r;:..--=:.==..1 the Jagu11f1 f;Il1\l~'I, t•tJil .. I) presents the Presitfent S 'lJay Suniay, :Fe6mary 17 at Ocean Jl.ve. & PCJi ~({ Sfwws ... in ~q'U9{.9l 10 am ti1£ 'Dust We need you. • OaJly Pilot Weekend/ ThurSday. February 14, 1991 Hogue Bairmichaels often Oiied to the gills By Ancira Sandstrom <K.inot Coas1 Darlv Piel Ju\t gelling 10 and from Hogue Uarm1chcals can be an exhilarating experience, not to mention th e moh l.c,ene once inside. Because of the ~cvcre parking shortage, visi· tor) can count on quite a hike from their much 50ugh1 after park.mg space in the adjacent neighborhood The trek will un - doubtedly lead unsuspecting bJrgoers along Newport Boule· vard. which is JUSI crawling "1th ..creaming, yelling. cat-calling un· de~irables. (Get used to 11. th1!> " JU)I a sampling of what awaits the night\ patrons once in\1de the door) "We're at capacity e\ery Mngle weekend, we alwayi. go out the front door," said Hague's part- ownc r and manager. Daniel Daralt. Fights aren't really a prob- lem, he o;a1d, and it's no wonder, each wed.end eight slurd) young men, all sporting muscles for da)\. wander the interior, and guard the door. Their pre)cnce alone 1:. enough to deter even the mo~t 111:· rr 11111.,, gre<.s1H' bar-ny f rorn c.1u ing a \Cc:nc 11111 Kettler, 24, of Uun11ng1on Beac h, dei.cribcd a Saturday night .11 llngue's a~ ''.1 plJce where guy~ ~o v. hen they're not with their girl- f nenth ," he added. "Thcrc·s more drunl women here'" H1~ partner in crime for the evening. John 13oatman. 22. :ilso from Huntington Bc:ich, who de- 'cnl:ied h1m!lelf 3!> a "'lpor:tdic- rcgular" cu~tomer at the Newport area t:iar. ellplatncd that Hogue's .. ,., a much better bar than other place'I, pcllple don't "alk by and iudge \Oii, for hi...e what you're \\eJnng You're not on a ~tand here. 11 \ CJ,ual " "lnC'rc·~ plenty nf mom 10 move .ind dJn{e and ".ilk around and meet people," s:11d R:ir.111, "And we haH· wme great deal\, food and dnnk'I " ~ for the amnun1 of \pace: ,1\ .11IJtile to mm e around, there\ not much 1 he pl3~·e I\ pJcked 10 the gill' Prepare to \H1mp and be '1nmped on }OUr v.Jy to belly up 111 the har' Box score CLUB Hoiuc BarmJthcals LOCATION 1976 Ne"puri 8tvd., Costa Me$a. FOR..\f.AT Top '40s and rod. CROWD AGE 21-35. DANCE FLOOR RIUCOU\ p.1· trons dance anywhere thJl there's room 10 move. DRESS Extremely casual FOOD Hogue's kitchen 111 open from 11 :30 a.m. to 2:30 p m and from S to 9 p.m. Mond.i) through Friday, and from noon to 9 p.m. on Saturday and Sun day . HOURS Open until 2 a m every night ol the week. ADMJSSION~one The bupins }o on all "'ed.. li1r food and drink pcc11I Monda\ 1 'Rurgcr-m:tnaa" featuring .1 h 111 pound Hogue chee cburf.?cr Ill SI 95. with fries or a !>alJd f11r •O cents. There's three &rou nd r{'l'I IJCO for SJ.SO on I uc,J.1\' fhu~day is Steak Night. \••ur choice of entrcc, either the "\\imp Cut" 6 ounce ~te11k or the "M.1,lu• Cut." 10 ounce . Fridn" lc.11urc free hot hors d'oeuvre!. Happy hour i!o Crom 4 ltl ., r OI Mond;iy through Friday 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11 :30 MIMI of Jeopwdyt :; T~Copt rl'I Good~ ...... ._. fOfMle S•to "'Stetto T E..,,.._. Hll1S Copy CoMy si-Ddt .... 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Mapificnt Ids ""' coshnrtes 11rul d11r1 of tM Mdiopolit11P1 ()pa11 ""'" tit& grlllUkst of,,..,., operas tlw nmt of the •uonl FOR TICKETS, CALL (714) 740-2000 OR (213) 480-3232 OR VISIT ANY TICKETMASTER OUTLET (MAY CO. AND MUSIC PLUS STORE) OR THE CENTER'S BOX OFRCE. Movies 'Sleeping Wtth Enemy' oners distorted view of a ile Po1rick t1)'nn ·1udcnt/Compultr consultant Newport Droch "Sleeping With the Enemy" is •n entertaining, suspenseful movie th'.!t cl .. nl~ w11h the combination of ware abuse and a psychotic husband Julia Robcrb 1s the \llCt1m '"re and Pat- nd. Bergin I) her psychotic hu,band She " pm.oner to a husband "ho @· -----' ~ll ologlcaTI), ver- b.ill_>. ph)'acall) and se,ually abu'c' her The maJOnty of 1he movie deJls with her escape dis· gu1 ed 3) a drownrng, her creating a nev. life for herse lf and her hus- lland'\ auempt to hunt her down. Rohem doc a Cane Job of play- ing a character which 1he viewer can anatially accept as being an abused "'1fe She takes on behav- ior that arc known to be common 10 abused women . She shnnks into a subm1ss1ve posture when her hu band starts vdbally abusing her in order 10 avoid further incurring IRn« Etcmo St9dtnt/Admlnlslntivt assistant Huntington Beach In the Leonard Goldberg's pro- duction of "Sleeping Wi1h the Encm)," Julia Rob- erts portrays a des- p c rat c woman (Laura) trapped an the confines of an abu we mamagc to an unstable man (Martm), played by Patrick Bergin. The story is about Laura's plight to es- cape this prison. and her road to recovery. With itx months of careful, planned preparation behmd her, including swimmmg lessons, the accumulation of a substantial nnt- his wrath. We also sec her for off and pained look while she lays un- moving while her husband has sex with her. However, when she escapes from her terrible situation and sta rts a new life for herself, at seems that she too quickly is able 10 emerge from her former night· m:irc and start to freely enjoy life again It 1 not because 11 is impos- '>1ble for an abused woman like Roberts' character to enJOY ltfc ~but lft1tt th.1t -person would need a long time before healing the 1neV1tablc scars. So, the scenes that display Roberts' character staning to cnJOY life again, while they arc fun and attractive, don't seem to agree with reality. I con· ccntrated on th1 inaccuracy be - cause I feel that it is important that respect be held for the terri- ble reality of wife battering and abu c. Patrick Bergin plays Roberts' psychotic husband secminJIY to perfection. There is no doubt that he i positively evil. The character, while beina unusual, i plau ible. egg, and the relocation of her blind. aged mother (Ooe), Laura setUS her fint real opponun1ty to break away from Martin. Manin, kn~ing Laura as terrified of the water and unable to swam, forces her to go on a boating excursion, ironaally permuung her to execute a staged accidental dr~ning. l111mediately afterward, Laur.a, under the sumed named of Sara, nees 10 the lleepy hollows of Cedar Falls, Iowa, allowina her to cautiously remain near her mother. h isn't long before she meets Ben (Kevin Anderson), her next-door neighbor. Anderson's character at- tempts to appear compassionate and understanding but instead suc· ceeds in creatina a thin layer of romantic warmth as his relation· ship with Roberts' character devel- ops. The transition from what 1s su p- posed to be an emotionally fragile , physically battered woman to a de- tcrmmed, self-reliant survivor, is glassy and artificial, with Laura seemingly regatning her identity much too quickly. Though Roberts naturally projects charm and beauty, these inherent traits do not help her to convey the uffer- mg depths of a damaged and tormented Laura. Meanwhile, Martin begins his unnatural quest to find Laura after haphazardly d&scoverina her deecp· tion. One thing leads to another enablina him to track down Ooe, who inn°"ntly lead him 11raigh1 to Laura. Alter a few over- dramatized scenea, Martin and Laura have a final dlmatic con· frontarion. Upfront, Manin cstab- •Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, February ~4. 1991 It was f~ &o Walch him vi· ()lmtty cut "1t Pith ri>ugh the movie. While this fDOVie waJ entenain- ing and enjoyable, I have some E with it. It seems lO give a s cast 10 the tragedy of e. The hu band and wife ~ITO a very expensive and exclu· s~c house on an isolated beach. l}oUl are good loOking and im- maculately dress- ed. I foU11d my- self thinking that moet wife abu~ calCS happen in middle or lower clas marriages. But this concern ind my earlier one concerning Roberts' character do not destroy the movie's enter- tainment value; they only rai e my concern about aocuracy. I can cer- talnfy imagine a marriage o! this economic level having wife abuse in it. As atways, there is the un· easy balance between entertain· ment value and accuracy. lishc~ himself ~ a compulsive manic. He cxerei$C$ compul: ivcly. He goes by a compUjsive timcta- b.le. ~ut .his moo ~riving compul- mn hes '" his Can1ucal, unreafot1c demands for absolute neatness; the ~throom towels must be lined up evenly, all the jars and cans an the tutchen cupboard lnust be lt~eted . •propor1iona1ely and al~ With their labels uniformly faan1 O\.ltward. Manin is ccn1fi- ably nuts, but IS a menacing wife abuser, he sorely trikes a Oat note. ''Sleeping With the Enemy" hns moments of superficial tension and suspen e made possible throuJh Martin's cxplosiVCJ unpredk:tabitily and his ob cssbt for total pup- ~ ol L.aw1, Jn.at the scenes arc somewhat underdeveloped. Addi- tionally, while Roberta and Ander- son g.rvc enjoyable perlotmanccs. their perform-*"' tale this film !n an opposhe direction, m1 guid- aag the viewer. f n tend of rccognizifl& the tnie nature of this crime, the viewer 1s sidetracked by playful nostalgJC overtone There is no evidence or the tragedy of abuse. Unlike the Farrah Fawcett and Tommy Lee Jones combina· tion an ''The Burning Bed.'' where the convincfna relation or wife abuse induced viewer cmo· tionat re1pon1c, Robcns and Bc:rain falJ to touch &be minds and hcarta ol the vicwina audience. PtaJR•n llNlmt Hunthijle Bead\ In '1Sleeping With the Enemy,'' Julia R~n , a Laura (aka Sara Watcn), fake. her death to assume a new tile f n hopes o! escaping an abusive husband. "Sleeping Wirh he Enemy" 1) a de · cent second rate dramatic thriller liling the sub,ect muter of wife abuse purely for uspcn e and en· tcrtamment value. The film's major drawing p<>\\er 1s Juha Rob- ert , a lucky coup for the director and studio, ~cau e Julta was mak· ing this film JUSt wben movieprs were falltng an love v.rath her in "Pretty Woman." Recent moocs lake "Revenge," "Bad Influence" and "t..focry" share the same baste plot as "Sleeping With the E:.nemy." The hero finds them.self an the n1gh1m.irish predicament of being punucd and finally cornered by a psychopath. In tlus film. wife abuse scrvc.s os the catalyst to set off the pursuit and ancv1table cl1m1t1c showdown. The interim action 1~ filled with ICCP.t$ des11ned to move the 1 i- encc inch by inch to the edge of their scats. This is achieved by plncin1 ~ura in a p1cccmcaJ fash· tOn back lfttO the dutches of her husbnnd, Martin. Laura SUlpect nothin1. She COMpletely una· ware Martin is In pursuit, but we, the audience, know, we're with him every step of the ... ay. Scenes of Laura tmna a new life, baking apple pie ind tryini on d1ftemt hats (.,ain), an ;uxt:a· poted with Martin swtlLly C'IOSJng an • he uncanhs clue after clue to Laura·s location 'lfith surprising case. The camera. which fiJm an unsuspcctina Laura Crom behind the bU hes outside her new home and Crom behind ~ially opened closet doors, adds to Lhc tension bciea built, causina the audince to squirm and advance even closer to the cgdcs of tlaeit scau. Martin t\ co~ to act J'O'I Laura, you arca'I .. cc, not yet. ••Steept .. !Witb &he Enemy" ii a bit slow. Thi action is mainly Jo. eated an IM opcnlaa and d in1 acts. In lhe lliddlo Ibo pace t down as Laun !Na a picture per· feet new life In Iowa, •ith a built in baitl allf CCMMllkatly livina nea dii:>r. S., b what "5'«pina the £nem7'' strives for arid doe. lidllevo. A wom• sin~ be· hind me lchnain- 1 hcd her -. panion duriaa one tente scene for arfpper her arm too ti1h1. AM, tbat1s one rCl.$0D 10 to to tbe movia CH(ll(f Cosbler, 'Dances' make Oscar history First film earns 12 nominations Sy ThomaS 0 EllU .... ....,~ OLLY WOOD Kevi n t tcok home more Ac:idemy minati~ns tha~ any. fir t· r m movie h1stoty 111•~. as hi "Dances With .~W11aa-...... on cons1dcrallon for 12 Gan&'ler movie were Co tncr's c e t rival in the first round of t AcadP.'y Award derby. "Dick T " ai(t "The Godfather Part uru wcJtii. nominated for sc-ven awatd each and ''Goodf ellas" 1 up (or Lt. Meanwhile, la t year's surpri e box-offlCll hits, "Ghost," "Pretty 'Woman'' and "Home Alone," won 3 total or ju t eight nommations, including a best actress nommauon fo r Julia Roberts 1n "Pretty Woman" and a best supporting ac- tress nomination for Whoopie GoldbclJ Crom "Gh05t." Thc'day's major triumph clearly bet~ to Costner. Never before l'Om1naa.d for any Oscar, thtS time he's up (o1 both best ector and be t director. Ir he wins the .cting award, he'll join Laurence Olivier 11s the only people to direcr thcnUIC M::a to Oscars. 8\U c.oltncr's competition won't be easy. In the actina category, he's up 14aiMt five -time nominee and r.o-tune -Mnner Robert De uo, naMCd for h · work in "Awucnilap." In adduion 10 best acror and bc1t director, "Dance With Wotvc •• won Oscar nominations (Ot best picture of 1990. be t sup· P.-.tma actresa catcpy ( Maty II), best upportina actor hem Greene), art direction. ~·a~y. CQ5tumc ~i&n. :p11n1·. ~cld• Oflllnal score, sound, belt 1CTC.aaplay from another ~lilf,9ll-: final awards -tll be presented a ntbOnally televised ceremony 9dl 2S. 8"ide1 Costner. eJCecutive I t it movic't distributor. Orion Pie· hue • 11• breathed easier aner the n<>Mination were announced. OriOn s the rumored tar1et of a buyout by the Ca tic Rod< Enter- t~inment. an 1ndedndent produc· 11on house. an it fin ancier, Japan·~ Sony Corp. "A lot of people baclc ar the oC· fice will be very happy today." 'laid an Orion spo)(esm3n after 1he bncf pre-dawn nomination cere· mony at the Beverly Hill hc:ld· quarters of the Academy of Mo· lion Picture Art and Sciences I( nothing else, the sp:ite of nominations for "Dances Wuh Wolves" should increase the value or the c-0mpany bccau~e or the; hkely increase in the picture's fu. ture box office receipt Even though "The Godfather Part Ill" was nominated for bc'lt picture and si"l other Oscars, onl) one of ns performers was mgled out by academy member , who \.Otcd m January and early Febru- ary. That nod wen t to And) Garcia for be t supporting 1c1or Al Pacino. the star of ''The Godfather" sequel, did get a nom1· nation, ~ever, as best suppon· 1ng actor for his work in "Dick Tracy " Other nominatJOns Cor .. The Godfather Peirt lit" came m art direction, cinematography, direct- ing. film editing. and original song ("Promise Me You'll Remem· bcr"). Oth q "Dick Tracy" nominattons "'ere in art direction, e1nemarogra· phy, costume dc51gn, makeup, souod and .original sona ('•Sooner or Later -I Always Get My Man"). The coatpfctc lllt ol 1990 Academy Award ~inatau a.a pldmn: "Awat cnmp. .. -oanccs With Woh'a," •GhcJlt. .. "The Godfat r Part OJ ... • GoodFcltas " s.t ldar. KcVUa O.tl'IQ' an "Danca 1lh W~" Robert De Niro 1n .. A•akccuap." Gerard Dcpmrdicu in "(ynno de kfFrK." Roard Harris ia ~The f"KW," lcrcmf ho 1n "Reversal or Fonunc." lat KtfUI: Kathy Bllet 111 "M1tc1'7," Aajcla H\allOft 1n "'The Onflcr$," Jul Rohcru in ·•pretty Woman;• Meryl S1rccp in "Poocard1 From lhc Edie." Joanne W~ard 111 "Mr. A Mri Brfd&e." Int l•pponltlc 9dw. 8NClC 01¥110n '" ~t..on11imc Conoanion," Alldy Gama Kevin C05tner, who starred in and directed "Dances with Wolves," came away with 12 Osc.ar nominations for his directoral debut. 1n lhc Godfather Part Ill. Graham Greene in "Dances With WoNci," Al P1e1no 1n "Dick Tracy," Joe Pc.sci in "Gaoc!Fellu" llt t ••ppo,,ln& actrus: Annelle Bcnin1 •n 'The Gritten." l#nine Ora«o 1n "GoodFcllas," Whoop1 Gold· bcra 1n "Gho&t." Diane Ladd in ··wild 11 Heart," Mary McDonncD 1n "0.rw:cs With Wof\'cs " D\nnl-.: Kcv1n CoslMr for • Dances With Woh'cs,·• Francis Fcwd Coppola for "The Godfather Pan Ill,.. Maron Scorcuc for "OoodFcllas," S1cphcn Frcari for "n. Gnfters," 811bct Schroeder for •Reft.nal al FMunc.." An~: "Cyrano de BcflCTK," "0.ncm Wi1llll Wot..." "Diet Tracy." "The Oodtather Pan Ill," "Ha.inlet." C11 • •U• .... "AYlkin," "Datl«S Wrth WoMs." .. Diet Tracy," ''The God- father Pan Ill," "Henry• June." c..-. ~ "Avak>lt," "Cyrano de lk'ICtat." "DHeel W'.ch Wol\'ci." "Did Tracy," "H mice " f'\1111 edltl-s: ·oanccs W11h Wo1Ycs.'' ·•Ghcbt." ''The Godr11hcr Pan lll.'' "CiooJfell• ;· ''The Hun t fOf Red Octo- ber" Femp lupap ftlm: "Cyrano ck Bcr~rac:" (Fral'ICC), "Journey of Hope'• (Sw1ttc:rland). '"Ju Dou" (Chana), "The Nuty Girl" CGcrm•ny). Open Ooorl" (llaly). Maktup~ "Cyrano de lkricrac:· "Old: Tracy,'" "Edward Sc1h0rhand " Orip11al SfOtt: "Avak>n." . Dan«\ With Wotvc,;· MGho 1," • H11t1na," "Horne AJonc," ()r1ciul Mel= MBluc of Glory" from "Youna Guns 11." .. , m Cllcdan· 0\11" fro• ·r o1tc11d Front •he Edie." "Ptotrme Mc You'll Rcmc r" from 1ltc Godfather Para Ill." "~here in My Memory" from "Home Alone," "Sooner or later -I Alwa Get My Man" from Od Tracy." s..M: .. Dances Wuh Waive,." "DIY' of Thultdcr, • "Dick Tracy," "The Hun1 fOf Red Oclobcr." '"Totll Reali " S.Hd tlfttts dltfq: "Aathnen." "'fhc: Hunt (or Red Oclobcr," -rocaJ Re:· call " 9elt Krttllflla1 wrfnn dlrftt'1 ,., tM "'"•: "Alice," "Avalon," "Ghor.I," "Grc:c:n Card;· "Mc1ropoh1an." 8at Kf'ffn,..J ......, M tMktlal ,.... HOCher '"4J .. : "AWi ninss." "Dances With Wot.cs." .. OoodFctlu," ''11\c GriOcn," "Reven.al of Fortune." Derek, Stallone top Razzie nominees GELES -Bo Derek's Can't Do tt" and Stallone's ''Rocky V ' bious honor ol leadina in the annual jab at worst -the OoldeP rryAwards. " halts Can't Do h" pmered nine nominatloni, "Rocky V .. aoc seven noda and rhe .. AcMnturea of Ford Paidane" wu named in ix catepla. Stallone hU.Clf achieved an honor of IOIU u he was ~ for the ... n llt oa•HUIM ,.., by tho brzlle ----· After ealH ........ Wont NW or the o-dl .,.n IMt yar, S1anone is nomina1cd this )Cir for wont actor for his portrayal or the agina Rocky Balboa in ''Rocky V." Talia Shire. a repeat Rauie l'Ominee herself. is up for wont actress this year for her portrayal of Rocky's wife, Adrian, in the fiflh chapter or the boxer'• sap'. Bun Y~ who plays Rocky's brofher·ht·law in the rdm, 1tlo is nomiaelcd far I ltatllette. .. Oholb C..'t Do It." for which Derek w11 llOllOiftated in the WOflt ICtretl ~. allo pQICnct t..o nomin1tiolll for wont auppc>rt.lfta actor -Leo Dunlan and New Yon de-ileloper-tumed perlonner DoMld Trump -fat ""' .. ,,. ponina actress. Julie Ncwmar, and worsr new star, for which Damian is a1ain taged. Bo'• hulband Jof\n Derck is 1 doQbte nominn for "Ghos~" cited in the wo t director and worst xrcenplay ca1eaories for h. effort. In rhc wonc tctor cateJOfY, St1ftoM pn1 multiple nominee Mickey Rourko -cited for "Dn· pcrate Hours" and ''Wild Or· chids" -and singer Prince, tapped for "Gnffili Bridae." Roundin& out the field arc Ocorae c Scott for "~ill Ill" and X-rated comcdi n An<!rew Oicc Clay, nominated for his role in ''Adventure of Ford Fairlane." JoininJ Shire and Bo Derck as nominees for wont actrca arc Bctto Midlcr for " tell•.'' MOiiy Rinpald for .. Betsy's Wed<tina" and Mel n1c Griffith for "Bonfire of the Vanitie ," which the Rauies oomm1ttee 1Mi5ted on caU-• .... 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"'• ~5. 7 IS, •o I a ....... !"(>I J 1 >O, 10 fNI ..,.,_,' aw.,., c:-o.... u..a11 ,.._...., .. ..........,~1a'1 , ._ •O.l1S ..... 4"~ • JO, 10 3 \A ....... ~3)1 ... 0 4 ._ ........ ~. 7,101J s 1'ie....... • •l. 1 ti .•• , ......... rGl "5.•~ Olly Plot w.-..wv ~. F*'*Y 14. I I 1 , Theater Garden Grove theater hohors· its top actors Tom Titus Time was -a decade or two ago -when vinually every com- munity theater group in Orange County topped off its season whh awards presenta1ions. This practice has fallen by the wayside even as production quality has increased, but a {cw g iay- howes still do the annual "an the winner is" number. One such is the Garden Grove Community Theater, which recently passed out its second handful of "GiGi" awards. The theater's ambitious mount· ing of "Cabaret," directed by Peter Dolan, was judged the best production of the year 1990. Best actor and actress statuettes went · The Daily Pilot's Guide to Local Theaters CloU& 'I1cW Tbellter Production Date Pricee GlllallilaCNI ........... •19 ..... .. Cutaia Call DlaMr ,,_.._ '"l'he &ouncl otMuaW Peb.17 •1.t.116Up ...... .. , Orudl>lamr~ -SW. By SW. By Booclhlrim• ""° 14 ., .. ..... ,..... . .... "Mite• Mardl2 ..... ~10·--~ ...... •11 t l.UO to Joshua Kaye for "Tribute" and drama prosrams in the country, Sheri Savage for '"night, Mother." will be enriched by two visiting scheduled for 2.:.30 p.m. .. , .... 547...., Others honored for acting children's theater troupes next ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;m;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiii~ll achievements were Jeff Bicke l week. ("How the Other Half Loves") The Mermaid Theater o( Nova Ticke ts for both ~ucdons may be ordered by calhng OCC 11 432-5880. The Ultimate in Authentic Chine se Cuisine HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Feb. 14 CHINESE NEW YEAR Feb. 15 and Suzelle Coger ("Cabaret"), Scotia will perform its inventive • best supporting actor and actress, adaptation of Prokofiev's "Peter CALLBOARD -Auditions for rcs~tivcly, and Mary Ann Osncss and the Wolf' Sunday at 2:30 p.m. 1hc h1stoncal drama "The Lion in and Gregory Cohen, best team for in rhc large Robert B. Moore The· Winier'' will be held Saturday and "Cabaret." Theater volunteers ater. Tht' show features imagina· Sunday from 11 • m. lo 3 p.m. al Marilyn Littrell and Thurla Wallis rive and colorful masks and pup-lhe Garden Grove Community were presented with special pels, set in a rustic environment. Theater, on St. Muk Street II awards for outstanding service and Aho visiting the Moore Theater Chapman Ave nue, Garden Grove. dedication. next Saturday, Feb. 23. will be Director Cnstofcr Cariello will be • "The Emperor's New O orhes" by camng five men and IWO women 18120 Brookburst (It Talbert) -8818 Orange Coast College, which al· rhe Cerritos College Children's for lhc James Goldman plsy, Located in Albertson's Center • ready has one of 1he most active Theater. The fable, sci in China. is which opens April 12. Cati 897-111111 ... ________ .._llllilllili._ .. ________ _.r-------------------------5122 for further information. $600 OFFA~ Omner Order greater than $20. Valid lhru Feb, ..._,. -"" -' lsland ~- Trader/ FINE DINING AND COCKTAILS ANNOUNCES THE DAILY DOUBLE BUY ANY ENTREE GET THE 2ND PREE* SUNDAY THRU WEDNESDAY, 5-9 PM OFFER EXPIRES WEDNESDAY 2-20-91 •of EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE I• D•ly Piiot Weekend/ ,Thurlday, Fetwu.,y 14, 1111 Jl3 &oodwov • Lcvm 8eodl • (7 14) "'7-62Z> 28241 oown ~ Pkwt • lOQll'IO ~ • a 14> 831-1 195 The I.nest Japanese Dmmo Experience SUSHI BAA • PRIVATE OINIHQ ROOMS DINING ROOM • TEPPAH ROOM TAT AMI ROOM • C0CKT All LOUNGE Ro ... " ... , Horikawa toVTM COAIT "-AB VIU.Mm • 3800 S Ptm Or s.nta Ant (7 t4) 6$7-2$31 • 3 "*'Mel IO P9liomil 1C1 Ms <'Anttr ,..... •• ,,. lllPI ......... CA ,,,,, ..... Illusion Entertainment will hold open audi tions for the oripal mu- sical "Dear Emma" by Rhonda Carlson Feb. 23 from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the BTC production orracc, 1599 Superior Ave., Newport Beach. Roles are available for seven women and three men. Call Jeffrey Ault at 531-6766 for fUl· ther information. Auditions wm be held Feb. 26 and 27 for Irvine Valley CoOcge11 production of Thornton Witde(1 "Our Town" at the IVC Forum Theater, room A301, at 7 p.m. each evening, Acton should bring monologue material to the audi- tion, accordina to d1'"tor Ron Ellison. The play opens M•7, 3 for three weekends. and de111ls are available at 559-3303. .•. ~ l • ' . 11\1.1 .~'•~Ii.\11 Fresh Fish DliU, All Year 'Round Breakfut Lunch Dinner •Weekend Br\n:h 7~4pm . •Eatt Bid Specia1a •HllR>v Heu ~-epn •Halbor 8nn:h en.. ~ ' '1 ... " (. ' ' ' ' ' hl .~ ·H>:L) Video ocky, Bullwinkle make their debut on video Now Serving SUIDIY By By Dolores Barclay APMIE~ "Do you know what a bomb 1s?" ,,ud 1-rostbite Fall's fa\Orite son Rocket J. Squirrel one day to his p.11 Bullwinkle J. Moose. Rephed Bullwinkle· "A b,)mb 1~ "hat !tome people call our show ." But the endearing Bullw1nllc cnuldn't ha\e been more olf-ba'ie, hcc:Ju"ie the Rocky and Bullwinkle ,how wns one of the mo I popular I \I cartoon series ever. It pre· m1creJ as "Rocky and His I r1cmh"' on AOC in 19.5<> It "''"ed 10 prime time on NBC 1n 1%1-62 a'i ''The Bullwinkle Show" .inJ h.1d another run 1n I <>62-64. r he la\I network Jppe.irJnle, In rerun' wa!> in 1982 Now 01 ncy !> Buena Vista I lome Video 1s debuting ~L'< 45- minute v1dc0Cil!>SCllC!> of the won - derful Jn1mated TV show Retail- ing for S 12 99 each. they k .£ture a lull-length serial plus cr1!>0dcs of "f hc Adventures o Dudley Donght." :i righteous Mountie who battled the evil Sn1dlc) Whip· la!th, "Aesop and Son." which re- counted fables 1n weird ways, ' Pet1bo<ly"s Improbable Hii>tory," 1n which a bc"ipcctacled profe so- nal dog named Mr PeJlmd) tral· <'led through umc with his adopted 'on, Sherman, in th e Wayback Ma· '-h1nc. and "Fractured f air) ~'1f'tt4 "' (A~ a-.t, & 7'11trm1' ol u, 7'«1«-1111 t:A ru C!,11,,, joil U, "'' Vtzk11tilu ~ ~ 7Juun, 14u &u "'' 'IUNrwzti""' (714) 540-3140 I .1lc,," h11lc ~n1peh dehc1ou'I" narr.11cd tl\ the late f:th,ard bcr-_ c 11 Horton Whether they were hunting for the clu\l\C l\crnood Dcrb} ('"1111.h turn., 11~ wearer into the world'\ 'martc't pcr,on) ur \Ol,ing the m\\ICf) ul the counterle11 bo' l\lP'· Bullw mklc and Rocky alwa)' l1111nd thcm'el'es 10 com1c.1I c.1111 h.ingmg conundrum., The 1rre\crcnt \dtlre and pam- 1 ully bad pun!> perpetrated by Jay \\ ard\ cartoon crc:uures may have gone o"er the heads of most kids \I.ho "'.11chcJ the 'how. but the prcpostcroul> ~11uat1ons kept them ~lued to their sets. Rocky and Bullwinkle had as T reatYour VaJentine To A Candlelight Dinner At Reservations A Must! Seating ts Umitedl 3421 Via Udo Newport Buch 675-4904 Walen tine C:ffJweetheart 0(])1nner .. .t• Slrloll I Sllrl• Sca••I ._ • 111111 .S.11111 lrtlallll llllltl I la lrKlll •llW Plllllll ........... •1111 m.c1111111 wJS•• , ... •CllllTI w.1111 Plrlaft wlCllllll llllltl ...... 1111111 lnll Clll•••• ..., $32.15 .. , .... their fo1h 'atasha r·atale and her Clil partner, Bom D.ldenov All the episode~ tumbled ·~;ith throwawa) JOket. and hokey gag . In an ep1wde c 1lled "'Jct Fuel Formula " Roel• and Bullwinllc's fiN long -.enc'>: the tn1rep1d he- roes .ire in the lab. trymg to recap- ture the recipe for Grandma 0 ) fudge cake that tlle'ol. their sto-.e to the moon T"'o cn:.itures suddenly appear hchmd them. one holdrng a gun 1n h1i. !>Caly green hand "Who arc they >" .1sf..!j Bullw-inklc wear- rng a lab coat. "I don't know. l \c ne,er .,\.:en anything like them," Rocky rephc' "Maybe they're congre\\men," 'ays the moose 101111 llUIFIST HUEVOS .................. $1 JI ~~~~~ROS ........... 1 149 ~~g~~gs .............. ' 141 MACHACA ............... 1 111 ~~~~!. .................... •241 Served wflortlllas. Refried Beans & Fruit ...... 1 .. ,. MS IOl1 1712 Plecentla ~--._..,__A •SA • For The • Best Valentine • Date in • Orange County ... • • La Pergola Setving The Fin est in Northenz Italian Cuisine and Fresh Seafood with an exJensive wine list in a quiet, cozy, romantic atnzosphere Re ervation Recommended 646-1225 • .. • • • 1969 Harbor Blvd. Co taM-;· ;=.-- • • • • • I t I I ' Clubs Jay Leno, the regular guest host on "The Tonight Show," performs at UCI Friday at 8 p.m. jn the Bren hent.s Center. .. • PIAN<) BAH ' • t' l : ~ I • ~ l ' I .\ ..... '. ; : ' Lll~CH SEH\'ED Frorn 11 a . n1. Our Meals Are A Trip to Me.rieo! We hope you enjoy the at- m osphere complemented with our fine Mexican food . in Costa Mesa since 1972. Lunch • Dinner • Coc '<ta1ls Open Daily At 11 AM ... ,, ................. 1 ....... .. 296 E 17th St Costa Mesa 645 7626 . ..:111 DaJly Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, Februaty .1~. 1991 Comlltly T1lndly BELLYLAUCllS 2J600 Rockficld Ste 3A, El Toro, in the Lake Fore t Shop- ping Center, presents Academy or Com· edy Showcase and a special guest Wcd- n~ay and Thursday. Top prorcu10nal hcadltnen Fnday and Saturday and a special open mike night Tuesday All shows stan at 9 pm Doors open at 8 p.m Admission tS SS Tucsd1y throuch Thursd1y, S7 . .50 Fnd1y and Saturday. No 3lcohol 1s served. 111 ages arc welcome. TllE IMPROV 41.5.5 Campus Drrve. Ste. 138, IMnc. 8S4-S4.5.5 Com1a Pat Huell, Bury Marder ind" Gary Bright· well arc featured. f rldly JAY LENO AT UCI Jay Leno perform~ ~• 8 pm tn the Bren Events Center on the UCI campus Sponsored by the A\so- c1111cd Studcnu or UCI, this show rotn· c1dcs with Homecoming Weck. Tickets ;ire pn.:cd 11 S20 general adm1Ut0n and arc avi11lablc at the Bren Center bos of· • ficc and Tickctron Call 856-SOOO for telephone. mail and credit e1rd orders. A'e and other d1.scoun1s may apply THE COMEDY CLUB AND CAFE 49 S Pinc Ave., Long Beach, presents dtn· ner and 1 comedy show. Shows 11 8:30 p.m weekdays: 8.30 and 10:30 pm Friday and S1turday (213) 437-5326. LAFf STOP 2122 S.E. Bristol, Santi Ana, n1lhtly lineup of comedians For In· formation and rctcMltions call 8.52-8762. llbl'dly JOKERS COMEDY CLUB 100 Pllll Ahantc, Garden Grove Show time 9 p.m .1nd cover charge SIO.For reserve· 11ons. call 971-3000 Tlllldly ntE lMPROV, 4~.5 Campu' Drrvc, Ste 138. IMnc, 8S4-.54SS Comics EY1n O.ivis. John Wally and 1 spec11I guest arc fcJtured. WIMldlr NO SMOKJNC COMEDY SHOWS 11 the lmprov. 42.5.5 Campus Drive, Ste ns. IMne Twice a month. kick ash •• ~ In Dia Romantic ~Uar t11 C111Je~ . ..,- ..... Ul'ant Luncheon Served Monday .. friday 11 :30am-2 :30pm featuring Homescyle Cooking &. Daily Specials 'i" Dinner Served Monday-Saturday from 5:30pm STEAKS • SEAFOOD • COCKTAILS 1695 Irvine Ave • Costa Mesa • 646.-7944 DOROTHY LAMOUR Starring in: SIDE SIDE ' ' ~>--· L . - the lmprov, lsr and 3rd Wednctcby ol CKh rnoftlh. C.11 8S4-5'SS for mronn .. hOn ind dinner rcscmt.ionJ. Country --CRAlY HORSE STF.AX UOUSE 1.580 Drookhollow Or!YC, S1n11 Ana, prcscnb BJ. Thomn tonight tn two shows 11 7 and 10 pm For rCJC:rvat1oru ind rtd:eh. call .549-ISl2. Dance \\EST COAST CLl D °" 11tcrrron1 Hilt Pn llotrl & Resort, :?I IOCl P.mr1c C0.&\I I l1shv.·11y, I lunungton !leach, sp11c1011\ tl.1ncc floor contcmporaf\ mu\1C anti mu\1C ~1dcai pluJ dj C'llcry cvcn1n1 3 p m '" 1.30 a m for more 1nforma11on. 960 71\7'. c~tcmmn :?657 ( OSTA ME A Ql ICKSTEPPERS a '• n11tr ""'-n \.:jU.11• JJnCC lrt>Up \CCII' .:\pcricncnl "lUJrc JJncc c:ouplc\ 10 J<.•1n 1h.:m I h' Ou1d,tcppc,, meet rccutarh '"" r. Thur'J"'· 10 • m to noon ~• thl' tl .. 11.1111 n commun11) cent' r, \n.1hc:1m .Hid C\:nlcr \llCCh 1n Cn,tJ M•~• I nr m\•r• mrorm.11ton c .. 11 ~45·~~·1 B \U.ET PAClt IC.A prc~n" lhe fir•t wnc.·rt procram or the scuon with thrn t>.1llct\. ' I C\ Sylph1dC\," "Evcntnpci1pc' .ind hght Lenci." 1on11h1 11rtd S:iturdil\ .11 ll p m .ind 2:)() p m Saturdlly 11 1 he L.igun.. Pl1yho\uc, 60tl Lacuna Can)'On Rn.id, ucuna Beach Ttdccls u c pnccd ~I SIS ror adufb 1rtd Jl2 ror children f.nr l1tkcll •ntl information, call 64i· VZ75 BALLR00\1 DANCING R•>dccn Scn- l(lh (enter I 70b Ounsc ;\\c . Hunten& ton Bca\h II.1th music by The Melody 11.tng.\ 7 '0 In 10 JO p m Bnna o1 dance p.irtncr 11r find one !here Oonatk>n S3 ~ "lf>.1)1S1 ScconJ Frtd•Y of each month, \fl<ln\Orcd by the Hun1m,1on Beach ( ounctl on A11ng RHAPSODY 1"'1 TAPS 1n "n cncor, p.::rformancc 111 8 p m 1n th~ Rot>crt B Moore Thcalrc, Orancc Cout Cullccc The rive dilnccr cnccmblc, accomp;anicd by tis own rlYC piece J&U band dances the debut or Toc1n1 the 3rd and Fifth," I new •ork c:hottoSJaphcd c .. clUllVCly ror the m by Grccory lfinn Unda Sohl- Donncll Is the lrttStte director AdVance llcketa arc pn«d at S9 . .50 T1eltc1s 11 the door wtll be prlCCd at Sil. For 1nrorma- 1ton. call Ol-S880 Tlllldly RED LION INN, "1.50 South OriJtol, C 11 Mai rldw fc1111m bi& band danc- ing ach Tuc5day c-¥enina in the Mui Lounsc with John lfcndcnon and Tnq Wellt end rhctr Bia Bands altem111na on Tucldays. 16 P" pmot1 hldi*I hon d'oc!Mn and frc• perk na. For more in· formation, cah 8\ld Moma 11 ss2.-1. Dining cantamar's serves some of best Tex-Mex cuisine fhc 1ruc confess.ions or a Tex· \k < aficionado: I loYe the stuff. I \H>uld send it a valentine if I \ould. but since I can't here's the ni:'t best thing: A hafpy Valcn- 11nc 's w1 h to Cantamar s, a rcstau· r 1n1 celebrating its 10th annaver- ':if) in business this very day. Who can keep track of all the \lcx1can cafcs in Orange County? r hue must be hundred • but when 11 comes to the best, the numbers d~ and le down to a precious few ind Cantamar's in Hunu.ngton lk ach as among them. No secret to H.B. dincn, the plJcc has expanded twice to take .ire of 1he overflow of happy lov· crs of Mexican food, Texas style < >"'ncr Ray Guiterrez attnbu1cs 1he quality and navor of hts menu 111 has hometown, El Paso, where h· learned the 'ubtlc differences 1 \1c,1can alsas at his mother's 1.1hle\ :"-01 content to leave the rc~pon· 1h1ltty to anyone else, Gu1terrc1 \I''" the produce market i t lent I \(,l SA fOLKDA..~Ct.RS cncouracc "'t-o arc 1n1ercstcd 1n pre1C"'1"1 our 1hn.~ d.t~( hcnta&e 10 JOI" them tw1Ce ,a..:, \.I~ ~ednCWI)" 8 JS to 10 pm. II I .:wn Hall Cummuntly Center, 384 le· • n St La111n1 Beach. Panl'cn arc ll\>I ,,1ry C.nual drcu •tth comforaablc ' 1\ ,.uge,1cd Fee " 5' per cvcnins I S~O for thi.: 10 week \CrtCS 404· 17~. 111 HO~ or S4S-19S7 Etcetera F1'ldly < lllLDR£N'S QUI.LT SHOW, "Amcnca 1nr•1u1h my cycsM. qn.I qu1lb m.adc by children arc on dJspl~ 11 Pic«m.aken lountry Store, 1720 Adams Ave , Colla \.1cw today 10 a m. lO 9 p,m., Saturday 111 1 m 10 S.JO pm. a.nd Suocby, ooon to ) JO p m. The.re IS no admlSMOCI charsc inu the ~bbe la invited. 641-Jl 12. LACUNA POETS meet cadl Frtdly "' n1n1 •t I p.m. ar the l.Aprua Beach Publ" Libru7. S3 dooatioft. ()pe1l read· 111~ and auat poets each wee The pub- Marla Bird 1hree tames a week to select the vegetables and meats Everything JI Cantamar's IS made rrom scratch Sahas arc made daily with fre'>h chales, so arc the beans. Dishes requiring chicken arc made with boneless frc h chicken breasls and the beans ... well, )OU just ha"e to l8SIC them RcV1ewers manage to get their hands on a menu and I have to tell you that reading this menu he is 1nv11cd O~CE CO~ CRAZIES return 10 the s11ge wilh iln all new sauncal rcwc or hve 1n Or1n1e County, "Ora11se On 1 Hoc Tin Roof,.. rc11unns Utli and Im· provtulioul p1eCC1 1n ahe Annex Aud110- num of the Santa Ana CNte Center, 20 CM( Center Plau, Santa Ana. For tlcltet tnform1tt0n, call 840-1 ~ durin1 week· day buimcsa houn Group rates avail•· blc GOLD EN WEST TET FESTIVAL ninth annual cclebnthon of lhe Vietnamese New Year on ahe coUe1e ampus today "°°" IO 10 p m and Sunday, noon to 9 pm Celebntlc The Year or the Golt with pmcs, food cuhur1I ahbill and fC$- llVll compchhons. Part 1n the G<>lhatd Street Parl11n1 Loe for easy KICCSS to the tcsa!YIJ 11C1mtics in the campus quad. T1lil ••rr IA.UA.COA Jlll West Plc:iflc 0>9st ' ' I I, I -It I I -1 I "ti' I\ 111 \ I\' I "' I" I' II l LIJNCB AND DINNER •EEB AND WINE r.-COUPON -.... DIN ER 0 LY 1 I I°" Off I I oa. ....... ...... I L.-------.. tallS 1-IM llUl.·1•& ....,,u.a.1...-a -······ F8EE •ELIVEaW * LUln'B9 "aBA * ~,_, llllJ BSA CllCA ST. tUn'ISTCll IOCM makes me hungry to go back again for more. To start with, let's go straight to the specialties: Chile Verde con carnc is a savory bowl of jalapeno green chalc s1cw with big chunks of savory fat -free p<?rk and whole beans served straight from the pot. Spicy hot but delicious, it as a fa. vontc among the regulars. Try a medium bo'-"I. $3.50 or share a large bowl, S6.45. Carne asada "ala Cantamar" is a tender cut of choice steak, cooked 10 order. Ours was pink and navorful, served with nee. 1hosc good beans and guacamole. SR.25 and the sautecd chicken with fresh Jalapeno!I, onions, tomatoes and melted cheese as lasted as the E:I Mac )pcc1al, $5.90. A big pale of tasty browned bites of pork are served on a plate with chopped onio ns, cilaniro, tomatoc~. guacamole and a lime, the .. c arc carnatas, one of my fa . vori tes. They arc great because the pork ts dchcaous and because you H11hw1y, Newport Beach prCJCnli SJn&J:r .ind p1,;in111 Jimmy Hopper, Thunday throush Saturday ntJhts with oontempo- rvy. clusteal l1ld top .a. Call 646-6090 for more tnformauon nVE FEET TOO ll4S Ncwporl Ccn· tcr Orm:, Newport Beach, Allen MOR· 111n1 1n the newly upandcd loun1c Wcd- nctd1y throuafl Saturd11. ~S2SO LE MERJDIEN HOTEL. 4500 Mac· Arlhur Blvd., Newport Belch, fc1tura Gcrud Barbut, French compoKr and p•· an111 Tucsd11 throuJh Saturday 9 p m. IO I 1 m 1n the Tna.non Lou.ft&c. 47~2001. get to play with )Our food, use you r fingers stuffing all these things in10 the soft 1acos served on the lltdc and no one is going to think you arc JO years old. The ch1m1changa, S6 95, that wonderful invention of a burrito filled with shredded beef, onions, tomaiocs and peppers will be among the lightest you ha"c ea1cn Even though 11 as deep-fried, 11 as done so quickly and deftly, you arc not going 10 gel heartburn. Of cour~. how much guacamole and sour cream you slather on 1s be · tween you and your conscience. AJI specials arc served wath beans and rice but the beans arc worth ~nous anention all by themselves. Guucrrcz and has wife, Sally, have devised a way of keep· Ing the beans hot w11hou1 adding additional lard. which 1s c~tom· ary. We had to have a side order, $1.95. There isn't space to tell you about all the other good thing you can order but you ought to know 111! STAG LOUNCE. 145 E. 19th St. Costa Mc?.A, prcsc:nts Peter Wickeribam, YOCll and ,UIW, musk from the "°11 thro111h Lhc '!Os Tuesday throu&h Thund1y, 9 p.m. to 1..30 am. ind Sun- day. 3 10 1 p.m. For more 1nronnat1on, ca.II 631-98 ll. TREES, 4'0 Heliotrope. Corona dcl Mar. pl'CICnts Cacnr Fr»icr 1n the plaoo loan,e Wednesday thro11Jh Satur· day and Ooftny Slnccr Sunday throush Tuesday 11 8 p m. until nudrusht. 7 pm. on Sunday. 673-0910. nrE CANNUY u:sTAUIANI' JOlO r;::============:;il l ah yctte Ave., Newport Bcacb, WI llAll A lllW •1• ........ ~•10 ..... 'CllPC C.-.dllMW 61J.lttl CALIFORNIA DINING AT ITS FINESTI ....... , ........... .................... :m:...=. ... ..... ~ 01 'ffe H;# Shel ·~ ~~as ~·s- ~Fried SfflJ> '3" Ftttlsri ·~ C.alcmriTaco ~ Qssda 't1' <lm O'OM:JI¥ • 1•1't" that the Margaritas come 1n a \.CTI· table rainbow of na\.Or!>, Slr3\\· be rry, peach, melon, p1na 1..olada. and Mexican coffee. $3.50 or )OU can order a 48-ouncc p11chcr for $8.50. Qassic Oan for dessert IS served noat1ng in a pool of burnt sugar syrup, $2.50, and 11, too, ts m.tde daily right m the Cantamar lc1tch· en It is located on the corner of Warner and Bolsa Chica (behind a Kentucky Fried Chicken) and )OU wall find at an unassuming place. no fake adobe, no hanging gourd) and ch1lc peppers. ll's only decor arc the many framed awards on one v.all and the friendly warm smile of Sally Guiterrez as she welcomes you to Cantamar's. Clntamar's, 16592 Bolsa Chio (at \VDrner) Huntington &ach, 846-80"-2 Open for lunch 11 a.m to 2 p.m. d,11/y except Mondays. Open nightly from 5 pm Smoking Sec110n S "K.anlOlce" No cover. 7:JO pm. to mJO· ni1h1 67S.Sm Tll£ IUCHTEOUS HOT11£1tS lfOI'. lln4 BrookhUTJt, Fount.llll V&llc:y. The Hop p1'Ciet1ts: Thursday, Lip sync con· 1ci1, cash ~ Fnday, Oancic all ni&ht with DJ. Octlll B. Goode. S.-c:ovcr. Sth1rday, spemt mncc.rts. Cbc4 Suadly and Mond.ty, n'lllablc ror pnvale pm1ICI; Tvcsday. •Roe$ Arocutd Tiie CltP" ~. an awa,j..winnlna ~ 9'bich l ea. tures • Mly sta&cd llhlSICal b.nd, S pm to mtd111~ht; Wednaiday, Surf City. ~ SO. and 60I dance band. No ~r: 96J- 2366. c.-~Us saon ams 01 TMHa1Se1 ~ ~7etJ(lms~ 9mp Codd;i ·~ 9riJl> ScarP ·~ 9ri1J> 18co ·~ .~ '2" F-S'reslc Taco ~ Gtt;0-8-1 .,.,.,. a. 81fs8d 001 ~ ';ta Costa Mesa \111110·,, \llulh < 1•.1<t l'l.111 '"''\I .II '" om h•''r111 \l••n I r 1;i.1i. I'"' ' 1 'wn R ""'·"'""' "''' '"I''""' ' · 1 , , 1,, 1•ur• .111d ,,1!.111\ Ill .1 .1,u.il I'' r ..;,,, t 1t. I \nl1111dlu H1\lnrnnl1 \1•11l h I ••,Ht l'I 111 \ ; t ll•i uri.1 ll' •n I IC lllf ~I ~ I ''" !I \I 11n ',. I f, 11 .. . \ t' 1r. ~ ,, -:-1 ori-n h11 h11Kh "' :: ""'' r I •• 1.11ncr h 10,) Sun I I ., I I ' I•• ' l(C••" 11111•1' •U• I 1'l l ~" ..01111 cu11', k1b,1cr n t 1 , ••n II : lnd1.m 1C••11111Jnl in tl 111~. 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SS \11 ("!l~ll :•)(, f. I ~th 'ii M5 -rr.:1i f .-m. 1tv ,rytc Mn1~.rn r,,1,1111.onr l'll'hknr llu\h h.11' eaten hrr<' Open cb lh "' I I m for lun.h llannc r, ctK:kt1111, c~u 0&hc;id for l.ar1c plrt1c' ~hnroui ~"''" hu l11m1l1c,, c.xccllent f1m1ly \Jluc S The Daily Pilot DINING GUIDE The mo t complete guide to Orange Coast restaurants Rrtl On11tn0 I 11 I \ 1111lpc Ill• l>r t ~h I ' I 11 I I ' \I. II 'lun ... 1nJ.I\ ,I ' 'I ,' 1<1'1.;.r'\ ''"'"'' ·' ptC•' • \h \I• 111 I '<>ii rn 1 tun 1nJ 11.111.dbl. ,, I 'I,,,' K11 ttr_. Ko ~llmr.int n ll 1111,1111 '>I 'i I ( ' l'l 1/ I J• ''J l lf't n Ii" 11 >1 11 • 1 r 1 1 \lor 'i II <l1n'1• r ' lo \I r I 1111" 111 11 I 11 \JI I{,'' !".1 ~ ,,,,,, \\\Jld \\llllllll~ '"Ill f', pu1Jr '' 111 l!'l'I \II tlh r.t1i.h'U' .Unht •Utrln, 1 S\S Newport Beach \llr• Rt'Slllllnint, 4~01 P.it1f1c (O.l\f lf1i:h1\JV fMl'l·'ll~h \m•llC'olO hoJ \\,11111 rn<f ,,,,,. ').an I r.1n11'"' '''le dan I'\: 11 11 "J'hcr,· Cho.n I "' wdl kn1M11 l'I. 11 rn1.1ur 11c11r ll\r"n i..11ul!h l.unch .t1nn. r '"'"I""" J1n11cr \,md I\ l'irund1 I \ l'I to.11 "•lh .1 f,1<.al ,ro'IHJ Re'"'" I ''"' •f•<'f'l li.J \mrha'\, 111 'I.I 11 1n, \'I ,,-,,fl51o.(I I >1, n 1. 1 lu11~ h 11 10 J m hi ~JI p rn \11111 -\.11 . dinner ) '<I 111 10 pm rue' ,.11 \unJ .. , hrunch \.:Jrood 'f'\:,1Jllll\ l11•rn rhc l11 h.111 ,n,1,1 N111 rJlcd \nn Martt'\, :MO I f'.s•1 ft1 C,1,1\t II"" '~11.•¥•11'1 Op. n l11r lunl h 11 10 .1 m '" ~ 10 pm Mun I ri, dinner ' \() lo Ill pm Tue' ·S.11 Rc\CN1111<1n\ \URl(C'lcJ Rc1u11ful~ prcp.arcJ rnnlcmf"''"' <"•hr· 1•rn1J eul\1nc focu,.ng on f'J''"' Jnd M.:.I· ''"><! Col\', 1nllm•lc 11rm11'rhcr· l "cf. IC'nl "''"' hu SSS \ntolnt, I ~ Mc rt 11cn llorcl, .i ~no \he· \rthur Bl\d 47(1-2111'.ll Oix·n £1>1 dining'' '" 111 Tuc,·Sat Rc-.crv111ons required ''" .ird·" 1nn1n1 m1·nu fl( lighter I 11 n1 h""'nn11ncn11I cul\tnc, ClCccllcntly rrc p.irnt Jnd lrl•lllU\ly \4!1'\'cJ Stark, clu 1h1 11mo\phcrc: l.1ck\ rnm;1111.c l>ut di:· h•c" 1mprc\\tvenc\\ I o\ Angcle1 cntia 1cn.1 to think this'' the l>nl rc\l~ur~nt m c I< , l'iut they pml'i.ihl~ h.i~n·1 l'iccn lo 1nv nlhC'I\ ssn Archti, HJ4 W Cu;ol ltv.'\ M S· 7077 Clpcn !or lunth 11 .t m ru 1 f' m Mon l'ri Oinna frnm "i rm I .a m d1uty ( I.""' "I wnrtncn1.1t c umnc. Uhlcstdc rrcr.irutu•n ,, \pt'<:IJhy I avortlt: h1un1 or ~cv.p.u1 II\' 1d1'• Old Muncy 01clluw, on<e"' 111' r """ tl SSS Bt.:-..lllA 'A 4~0 Buch \trrct 1155-0822 \mcricJ\ mo.1 cclchr•lcd Japanese re\· 1.aur•nl Tcppan 11hlc• and u1h1 b.ir l unch 11 lO 1c1 i lO M1•n -Fn Dinner ~ 10 I<• 10 lO Mon ·lllu" S 'Ohl 11 frt , S-10 Sun Rc\CN~r1an1 recommended. Bob RurM, '7 f i"h1on Island f>.U-20JO. OJl('n 11 lo 10 d;uly Sunday brunch 11 10 ' Rc-.erv1111on\ •CCC'ptcd Stc•k\ aad 1ca· rooc1 W1lh II di1.i1c Scc111i'h touch. U«:l· lent prime rib and c:acqr salad Dimly hi. elubby alll'l(lspherc fa~ltcnt p11na cn- lcrt1rn~n1 SJ Dining Highlight of the Week •\larco Polo \\hat: I rc'h p.1sr.1 and gour- met p111J 1 he nw110 Jnd 1-!0llC1.:h 1 JrC d1,ho thJt 'h11uldn I be m1,~cd. \\hrn: Open Imm 11 J m h> 11 pm d,111" \\ hcrt·: I ~hi) B1,<'n. '-c~on fk .teh .,~I 11"1111 tlnw much: Mmkr.11c lluhhln, 111 l'.ilm Sr (,75.QIJ'H Op.n S ,, II I r U\'\ -'•11n . s Ill 11 I ri s II Re " 111110' .1,lcrkd <iuf'l:r1<•r t ii f111ni 1 •LI"'"' h1~·hll.-h1cll b\ la'.: cnt~rr unnk n1 n1gh1t\ liq( h.inJ on <iunJ.i)' n11thl\ < " 1•c1 '""''h llh~n l>u\\ SS l 11b1na <aft , lllX> l'icwpor1 ( rnlcr llr I 1•ur 'ic""'n' 1 lotcl 7)•1-0.'\0H. Opc:-n fll 1\1111 111 MClll ·I 11, 'i:il 7·10, Sun 7-~ R,·"·".i11on• o1ncrtc1I C.1hfo rn1 .1, rnn11- ncn1.1I CUl\ine. Not rated ( Dff rh ... o Fht, 110'1 /\cllpu11 ( t'nlcr Dr b40 ~'7~2 Oren I! J m lo 9 rm Mc>n ·f'ri , I> to 6 'iat . 11-S Sun No rci· c"'•IK1ni. 111tcn ~~l;idi and sand~1chc:~ 1n 1 c ,,u~I Al~phcrc (\;N r•tci.1 C1hrornla Duch, 3355 V111 Lido 675 05"5 Open for lun<"h l~-2 p.m Mon ·fn Danner ~ 10-10 pm Mon, Tues., un11I tn .10 rue' -Thun. unhl 11 Fn . Sar No '"'""'~ltons taken Not rated (. 1llfornla Pin a Kltc:htn, 1151 Newport Ccnrcr Dr 7SQ·S543 Open 11 to HI Sun ·Thul'! . .ind 11 to 11 .. ,, ~JI Nu rc\CNlll11n• ta .. cn Cmp-cru~tcd gourmet f'IZU WmC\ 1n dozens of fl:l'lrlf,, ">OmC ;arc nthcr 111Jd Ou'}' place SS The Cannery, JOIO l.4fayc:tte 4\\e 67.S· 57n Qrlcn for lunch 11 JO 10 J Mon· r rt ; dinner ~ to 10 dally. Sund;iy brunch 10 lO ro 2 '\O Re\Crv11t1ons •C«ptcd C-on11ncn111 cui\inc wilh a K•food em- ph"'" C1m 11 clam chowder SS C1rmtlo'a, 3520 E. Pacific Cout lfwy 675-1922 Open for dinner from 5 30 lo 10 ~ Sun· rhuri, 5 30 to I I .JO 1-n.·S~t Re\Crv1111ons 'uuc~tcd Cl.nsic Northern lt1l111n couqncr cu1,inc-New, mode111cly prtccd louncc menu 11ervcd 'hi wee h<lun W1kl ind cury pl1ec 11 n11h1 when lhc IMnd \trike' up lhc samba music Very chic chenlcle, owner Carmelo and Gen· cul Man11cr Domcn100 arc two of lhc major allraclKlnJ SS C1th1y Newport. 1220 BIJOn Avenue 7S9-J388. l--unch 11 1 m to 3 p.m d:aily: dinner served all day, IC'Wen days Ou· nc!IC cu1 tne. Not rated. Ctltn"t C'll19"M, 3136 W. Balboa Blvd ,J 114 Dally Piiot Weekend/ Thursday, February 14, 1991 673·8104 Open 11 10 9 daily Reserva- tions acccptcd. ChincM: and C..nmncsc cu1s1nc Try the kung pao chicken Nor r111cd Dtlaney'1, 630 Udo P:irk Dr. 675-0100 Rc~rvations sugcs1cd Harbor land· m.uk Lobster dinner deals; comprchcn- 'rvc seafood menu Noisy. bu~y. run. I .undl. Jtnncr, Sunday brunch SS Edie's Diner, 2305 E. Coast H""' , ("1)- ron• dcl Mar. 673-9050. Open 6 1 m Ill m1dn1gh1 Sun· Thun; un11I I .i m r rt • a1 Fif110-srylc diner, "11lh iukctio~c:' 'trc,...:s home tylc food Not rated U Tonto Crill, 951 Newport (cnttr 01 M0-~75. Open 11 10 11 Mon l rt. 11 tu m1Jn1ah1 S.u Sunday brunch 10 h• ; Rc,crHttUn\ 1rccptcd 0111h"C\IC1n. T Cll/ Mc' .ind Mcx1un '""'llrlll.'.1 "' J r.:, 111/C i.t><:lll iilllncl\phcrc Verv enoJ gin II c..rn 11m1k). pork dl'h1;s l •~ch hJf'f' hc•ur SS fl'hC'nnan'1, 1•"41.:d •I tht' ~cry end of rhc Ne.,,rc•n 1'1ci. 675-9771 Re\("~''°" nut nc • .:hil"' '><: rv1ng lhc he 'hc•I ~:i fuo•h from 11'1c 1'1~tl1l N •rthv.c•I Ut,...il.. l.i\I. lund1. dinner "' r 11cd ... , ( n1'""'· 11<01 r r .•• llll (.u.ot I lw'I lt,IJ "'·'' Op.;n ~ 111 I~ Mun \.ii , 4 1 JI ll \un \und.n tirumh 10 I 111 ; 11 k1 ·• l'\<11l1<1n) u1ggc,1cJ 1\ l.111.tm.irt.. f i •f'C•l.11 ll<l l\1"11', f'l'C l h>ll>n\ I\ .1 Hp h.a nl 'IC O!Jc Bell, E:nal.1nJ\ .11Jcu 1n11 111•1 uul,hk I ••nJ .. n l hl' m~nu ""~' l un1111.nr.1I ·" "'' I .. , 1r:.1J1tu•n•I I n)' ''" t.u~ 1n.luJu1i: \1•r l..•h111· puJllm!i P11m 111> " •1111 lhe l.norile, hut 1hc m<.'nu h.1, ~n "'11 II• offer more ,unt.·mrc• 11'\ \(' 1 It""' .m.t p.ht.1 d"hn SH •hr •rrt f,.u, I f4"i :-Ocv.1•orr Crnlcr !Jr r.w.5:~11 Opc:-n 11 111 111 ~ 'O ''" """ h Mon ·I 11. 5 ro 10 l1•r dinner Sun I hul\ ' to 11 f 11 ·\at Re• .. f'I 111.1n' \llJ&<.'•I• J \knu 1n 11,1n~1l11•11 :-,.,U'l,·;au nou'lcllc C h1111>1\4.:roc "'•th I""'' Jllhc• lhr.rv.n 111 tor lO'",J mC.J\UIC C-m't ljUllC c11mp.1rC' v.11h lh.: u11sin;1l 1n L•gun;i lk .. ,h I'll.'· 1cn1io11\ "'lnC h•I \Cb lune fur \C"'hC SSS c.111')'• Oth, 1.l•)Q E:. c, ... ,, 1t1gh"o1' ti,~ ;1•n Open 9 lo 8 Mon ·I ri. 9 '" , !\.11 Ill '" I< ~un Rcsc l'\.illon. not 111·l'n•.1rv ,\I k J\I l7 •.irl11C\ e>( h1•I .ind , .. 1i.1 licit \.ln•l1t.1('h1.. rrozcn 'lllj;Url, I UC\ nlj:hl I•••~. carcrtng Af\n in Pl.1t.1 •le C.i(c\ ~.11 r.11ell Glorilo, J05 Manne A"~, fli"i0hl11\ Au· thcnh<. ltahlln food Dinner onl'I, ~ m IO pm Mon ·Thur\, 5 tn 11 rm I rt .1n1t S;at Nol rared lfauu'1, 33:!5 Newpon BhJ l'I ~~ 4ht.i. Open lor lunch 11 10 .l Tue' S11, 1l1nn, r ~ 'O rn 11 Mon -Sal , ~ 30 rn Ill Sun Rc.crva11on' accepted Fc\11 .. c dinrna 111 J('hciou' L cbanc~e 1pcc11alt1c\ Dclh d.incen on v.cckcnd~ U J.W:e Su Crill, 900 Newpor1 (enter Dr M.irrN1ll llotel 640-4000 Open 6 JO 1 m to 10 pm Sun-Thurs, fl'\O <1m In II p m frt -S11 Reservation\ 1cccr1eJ r re'h fish tclcchons Not r~ted Klta)'•m•, 101 Ba)"1cw Place. NcWJ'IC'rl Beach, 725-0m U.nch Mon ·Frt . din ncr from 6 pm. Mon.-Sat • cf())(d Sun Self 1wk 1n 1djo1ning lot Authcntie J11p ;snc'c cu1\lnc SCMJ in 1r11nquil cnvunn mcnt Order SS5·pcr-pcnon ka1't'k1 (Cl\I ~4 h<iun in advance SSS IA Midi, J.421 V11 UdO, 675-4004 RcKr Ylltk>ns acaptcd Sv.1 i £hcf W1hcr Rut• llm1n's aw1rJ-oarinn1na cua me 11 lnn<l\1° 11\'C and arlisllc. umb, \'Cll •nd 01her \pcc11l11cs from Fr1nc~ ind Sw11urland Lun<h, dinner. Q>dc1aih, catcnnJ. SS t.hrto Polo. 1260 ~'°"· nt-0801 Open for h1nch and dinner t"'Cry day 11 a m 10 11 p m Freshly made pa tat aounnc1 pluas. Otcat rilouo and SJl(X'Chi. Oour- mcl PL~as and take-out SS•••• MartCktsi-. 1100 w PtcirM; Cout tlwy 64S.8314 Open fot dinner 6 10 10 p m Mon.·Fri • 5:30 to 11 pm. Sat..S11n. Rcs.- crvallons suggested. Morottan cuisine. spcC'lahzing In lemon ch1ckcn and rabbit SSS Mn1tt0's, 2325 E. Pacific Co.i;t Hwy 673· 11267 Open for lunch 11 30 a m 10 3 p m • dtnner 5 10 11 p.m. RCJ.Crvalion\ required Gourmet l111i1n cu1\lnc in red· vt'lvcl splendor No1 rared Ma~r. 2931 E. Pactfic Cooul liwy. 67.S· 66U Open for lunch 11 30 1 m 10 2..JO rm, d•nncr .S JO 10 10 30 I" m Sund" hrun'h 11 30 .i m lo ~ 1.0 pm Rc\Cl'\I· 111,n\ 1cccp1cJ Cn11.:ally .i~ct.11mcd lnd1· .sn ;ind 1o1ndoc1r1 ~ookcry SS \lrualuna R1s1ur11nlt, :!U I l: P.i.:tfil Cn,,,, HI\'\ 1'>7~ ~001 I un.h, 11 lO :1 m tu J pm, d1nm:r ~ pm In n111lnigh1 I I 1pp\ hour. !\lun ·In l'•l1t1 Jmm11 J\,ul .1hk au,lhng ''"'"' llfkrms contcmpo· r.1"' n1>rth~rn (l,111,111 (Ul\lnt' Ufl.: ~lcC• :ion 11! p.&'ll:u, p11IA\ ~ rpJCCk•, l~.tulll :iinJ .1nllpi•l1 I ull lt.ir >~'C,1.1l11m1 in I I.ah.in -...int ".;,I 1 lll"J \lul<1oon'\ lt1\h Pub. :'II~ :".::v.pml Cen tcr Dr ().JI lllfl C>p·n II JO am '" 111 prn \un Thun , 1110 .im 111 II pm I 11 '\.at II.or llJ'<'O 11n1il I • m R.:\c"a '"'"' .l•••·r1 .. 1 lrl•h 'IXLl.lhlC\ plu\ .. ,1 .I h h111i:rr' .. n.t \IC''"' SS '""pon t.o1ndln1. Sul I .i\I l 1licv.111c1 , -: • \ 1 )pen 1111 lune h 11 .1 m ,,, : r Ill' limn. I \ h• "· rn Rcs,f\;ilKln\ l&, '· rt.d I 1n1: "'ollcrlr.1111 d1n1n1 V.1lh grl"al •I•"' ••I 1-.. n Z.1•nc ;1n.1 .. 11 the C\~1r1n 1•01·n 1111•n th;st 1mpJi,, O...ncr l>.1'l1d 'i1 .. 111" , ~f.t•t<•u• ~1111uJc '' aprucn1 111 1h1• , 111n1• ''"·ac·c-\\11ndC'rlul frnh l1•h ind •tJft•od. ntc:lknt <iund.a' l'irun. h \ .111rd cnl.:rl~tnmcnt 111du1le• IM rcgp.1c on Sund3\\ SSS '""Port O~•ltr Dar and 1:rm. 'Hill W ! )( Jnfwnr I> 75..-icrr1 r rC\h (1'\h ilnJ r ''' 1 •1-.:t1l 111n u>c t..1.111\, hccr and 11.1nc I tome m;aJ.:-Jc"(''I~ Opt'n Jail\ I ••m 11 \0 a m Ca•u.I at'™"phcrc SS l h~ Old p11htlll Factory, ;? 110 Ne.,,, purl 111,,1 ,., ,~ "6~4 Oren for dinner ~ II• 10 rm \Ion ·Thun . ' lo 11 pm Fn ·Slt l '" 10 pm '\un Rcsc"''illh>ni not •~· lCptcd Jn('\rcnsr'll(' l.iugns •nd p.t\ta 1lt\h.:J ,. llh an nld fa~ht0n('d flair No1 I JI< .I 1•1m1di•t c.rr, 11()().l> Newport center 1>1 t.U-1.?.'7 Open tor lunch 11 am ru : \I f' rn \l0>n Frt , J11111cr S 10 9 pm "ll'ln -~~t Rc~CI'\ ll1<1f1\ fl('ttJllCd pc· CUl171TIJ 1n hc\h f11h •nd f'Ull, CllC llnJ: ''a1htilc ~ '' r.itci,J Parl.tr's '\nfood Grill, 100 P.tlm S1 fl7' 1'741 Or< n for lunch 11 11 m 10 3 pm M1•n .<;;it , •hnncr 5 I<> 10 pm SJI.· Thu" • ~ 111 11 pm ht Sunday brunch 10 1 m 10 4p m Re~t\alK>n' 1ugc11ed ~11:.1b 11nd 'c~food ""1th JIQ and rcgJc /\Out to1tcll P••ul. Pl.it.a Ne.,,.pon. IJmtol and hm· l>t11ce 1!1Xl Rri~tol 752 0107 Open for lunch 11 'I() 1 m 10 2 pm Mon.•Fri: dtn· ncr 6 JO 10 pm Mon -Sat RctieMIK>ru ;icceptcd L1&hl Ind natural Oavo" from the aouth of France Ind the IOOlh of C1ltfo1nia Mal'\ielous wtc of baby let· 111ce1 tn in00\-'1llvc llladt Spare l lm<H- phcrt in tlrtp mall location doc n't d1· m1n1sh the C~Clltmcnt or P1'!Clll Olhau· 1m11in11rve nair SSS Tht hYllJoft. 6QO Nc:wpor1 Center Or four Sra10ns Jlotrl 759-0ll08 Open (01 hrukfn1 6 30 10 11>30 am Mon.-Frl., lunch 11 JO 1 m. to 2 p m. Mon ·Fn , dtn· ncr 6 10 10 '\O pm and Sund.ty brunch 10 1 m to 2 pm R~rv111()nJ needed Amcr1c1n c:onttmJ"Oflry cu1Sinc wuh Frt'nch 1ouchci 01\'Cne brc1d bukc1. all breads baltod on PfCmJscs. Impeccable $el'\-1CIC M°'tly pcrfccl food, in an ltmol· phcrc that Ira nds ho I atcrihcy. US 1llt Rn. 1141 Newport Center Dr. 644- 4400. Open for h&ach Mon ·Fri .. 11~ 1 m. 10 ) p..ni ; d n t ftOfn ':.."'O p.m. n11h1ly Gourmet lllalood aad omcr .- mlues served up ift a lurarto.t ll'l deco •ell1n1 With I vfew O( Ibo~ CIOUt. l rvc music and • duc:IQ& fM aJahts a .. eek 1n the black srultc-lloofod •&me roum SSSS flit RJn. 880 Newport Omtcr Or. 720- l '-'il Open for luoch lt;lO a.m. to 3 p.m. \1 n ·S•I, dinner S:30 p.m. to 12 a.m.. \I in -Sal ReteMlJom su~cd. Al· "J\\·C~cellent dinina upe.ricncc. O..te 1{11~ Girls in 1ca11ty alttrts; woodcrfulJJ fijnn\ butcnde~ Hans Praact'• QS>Cr· 11~ The only place to be on Frid1y af- 1cmoon 1n Newport Bc:ach; tables tn thc bJf .arc reserved a week In 9dvarice Bc:Jt t-11hur1crs 1n town; dillo l!Yct and on- '"" Ritz ulad, cndted dunacncu crab. Pcf1n11M: non·nOUYCIJe menu at1ra con- ,,,1cn1 rrom year to year and 10 docs 1'1ai:u·~ c:hcntelc, the creme de II creme • < l ( Cuu1lly clcpnt to dressy US Nu1h\C'hlld'.. 2407 E. Coast Hwy , Co- ' 1 .lei Mu 67).37SO. Open for lunch ,, •n r11 11 Im. to 2·30 p.m. Dinner S- I r m daily Re1erva1iolu 1CCCpled for n,h and from S to 9:30 pm Mon · I !iu". from S 10 7 p.m. only Fri , Sal , n,1ucnlly cood continental, Nonhcm I • ~,.. cu1\lnc SS Nnul Tha l, 40()1 W Cotbt H1shwaY, 6S(). \ P ~. RcscrvallOnt accepted Dcfinitrvc l" 11 cu1\1ne Valuc-p!lded lundlcon mt•1na11on spe~1l1. Serene decor "" dinner, Sunday brunch Abo 11 I l \ Coast Hwy 1n Laauna Bc:xh. I l "4~4 SS Mu bf• Japar Dtecr, 3000 W. Paa fie Wilhelm C.oaa H'Wf. 7'l2...t066. Open 7 UL to 9 µ. &tlj. Retcmihons noc MCCs&ary Eqiisb..rylc ,.,. W'lth burscn and dcD undwicba Noc nl.td. ., O.U, 640 Newport Cent" Or. 7» 0360. 0pc1' 7 UL tO 4 p a Mon..-Fn No rcKMtions needed. DcU cu· nc. Not rated S.,.rt. l<*> BaJlldc Dr. 6'4-4220. Open for lunch Moe.·Fri. and dinner Mon.- Sun. Masniricent Nonhem ltahan cu1- "~ Pasta made on premises: sauces are ablolutcly perfect Outdoor p11ho catches baysidc brecre& from ncart>y Balboa bland SS Sttlllbedl't. 217 Manne Ave Balboa ts.- land. 673-0570. Small and intimate. Rei· crvatiosn • mull. Excellent lobster bisque, r~ted meats and fish 11Crvcd J111th cu1tomi2ed sauces. Gn:1t loation near the bay. SSS••• hldlo Cak, 3201 E. Pac1ric Coast Hwy 67S-7S7S. Open 11 1 m to 10 pm Mon.· Wed . 11 a.m 10 11 pm Thun -S11 .. 10 1 m to 10 pm Sun Rescrv111oiu IC· «pied Fuh10n1blc menu of C\lnen1 f1- von1cs. l..11e-n11h1 bu d1n1ns. &ood tappy hour. SS tat\ Nood~ :?LS Rf\o-enidc Dr , Newport Bc.tch S48-741 Lunch Mon ·Fri., din· ncr Mon ·Sun Valet pu1c1n1 on week· ends, parlUn& lot Ill front ol leSllUrlnl U~lc nc11hborhood n:i11un1nl scrvn h1gh-cl1u. real Italian repenoirc SS T•lf of tile Whalf, 40() Main Strei, 81lbo1 673-4633. P1noram1c blV "IC'W, entry features pteluru of Old NC'WpOfl Sufood and trad1uon1I f1\'0ntcs Lunch, <Lnncr and S11urd1y, Sunday brunch SS•• TrttJ. 440 Heliotrope Ave 673-0910 American ind in1c1n11ton1I cu1S1nc Lounse opens d11ly 11 S pm , dinner 'crvcd n11hlly from 6 p m Appelllcrs and l11c·ru1h1 menu un11I m1dn11h1 One of the Oransc Coas.t'a moat unique rcs- t1urantt SS Tnna, 2JOO W Cou1 H11hway 122-9248 S11nd1.rd sushi ind Japanese fare •llh a unall ocean \'lCW from 11's ovcr-thc-hotcl location.. Not rated l'lttt9 Man. S<IS Newport Center Dr 64().6333 Open II JO 1 m 10 11 pm Mon -Thurs. I IJO 1 m 10 m1dn11ht Fn.· Sal, S to 10 p m. Sun Rcscrva1101u needed Contemporary Italian cu111nc lnteresttDS pastu. SS 11 Oc:ntif'Net. 2100 W Ocunlronl, b')' the Balboa Pier 67S-2.S66 New name, aame owner Ru Chandler Emphws on sourmcl seafood Grear atmosphere, • • • • • • • 1emec and chef. Open daily for dhmer rrom s pm. Bar opens 11 4 SSSStt•• Vitia "'· 3IJI W. Coast Hwy. 642· 7880 Dinner llipt.fy S p.m. co 2 a.m. Ex- cellent, heany Italian cuisine: outsUDd· ins wine list ActiYc piano bar. ra.~ite local l1tc·n1Jbt spol. Reservations ac· ccpled Valet boat patluns. SS Yanktt Taftt'R, llJ ~ Or 6~ Slll Dinner from S pm. ni&bJb' Sunday brunch Eclcc11c fare in classy surTOUnd- 1np under the superb dirccuoa of Hans Pnscr. •ho owns The Ritz.. and his d1u1h1er and aon-1n-l1w, Karen and B•n')' P1crec Newport Bc:ach's newest landmark Dock your boat and dine. SS Ztppa, 347 Newport Center Dr. 640- 0600 Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 2 30 Jl m : dinner seven d1ys, 6-10:30 pm. Contemporary Italian cuisine. Hot bar 1ellon SS Ciao Btlla, 1"7272 N~hopc St. S46-7•26 Oren for lunch from I I .JO 1 m 10 2 p m \ion -F11 Dinner ,S.Q JO pm Mon . Tllun, 5-10 pm Fn . Sat Closed Sun- J.a\-i Italian cu1s1ne with American •• .. ~1C\ ~ (burgen, hoc dop) IVljlablc 1n the b11 N,,, rued The llop, I 774 Brookhunt St 963-2366 Open b pm ro ! am Mon-Sat Ham- bu1gcf\, qucud1llu, .. b11 bopper" hot lk'&' 01rl(in1 to ·~ ind '605 muSK' Rc'(~llltin\ not required Semi-casual lnc'fpc:n\1\'e "lot rated Prlml\tr11 Rtstaur11nt, J652S Broollhunl St (11 Heil) n5.797 Open lunch II.JO to 2 pm, Dinner S 10 10-.JO p.m Mon.· Sat lt1ltan Reserv111ons accepted. Cuu.il Good value for well-prepared veal. pas11 and clusical Italian d11hu. Great dcJscru SS Cf'UJ' Hone SCed e .... Md s.i..., I S80 Broothollow, s-49-1512. Rcacrva.- uons 11ettpled. Down·bomc, countJy dio- '"" Lunch, dinner; daocina lad ~ music tn tbc uJoon.. Noc l"ltcd. ~ 23'100 El Toro Rd. &S9-9393. Open 11 a m to It p.m. dlily. Rcscna. uon.s accepted. Moroccan cuisioe with ~ti)' dmans nflhllJ. Noc raled. c,... Heut, 3280'2 r.cmc Cout Hwy .. South l..lpn1 499-2626. Rae.mt.ions • • • • • • • ~""' "" "" Valut1111 ~ flJ., . • • • ~'NUw"" • Ord/I/ 7« ;to.e ,e1111,. • • • a.-c• ...... tiara ...... •IMe-.7 ....... • ·•-•nz • • lON.. TlW • (714J uo..ua • .... w. c.... ..,. lbaszrt 8H•• • (1J414HIG4 ., .... c.... ..... '• • • • • • • • • • • • IUl&CJted Gourmet Con11nenl1I CUl&lfte for more ch.an 18 ycu s. Lunch, dinner, bninch, dancin1 ind IM en1en11nmen1 Not rated . 0'~'• Tnttorta. 25214 C..bot Rd 951 -3963 Open few luttdl 11.)0 am 10 2JO pm Tuu -Fri : dinner S 10 9 pm Mon.-Thurs S 10 10 pm Fri -Su Reser- vation• llCCCpled h1han food with spe- cialties of lamb. \.'Cll, sc1food and Crc5h pasta 'Not nted El Raodtlto. 2532:? Cabot Rd SSf>.1200 Open 11 I m. lo 10 p m. Mon.·Fn , I I 1 m to 11 p.m. Frl...Sat JO am 10 10 p m. Sun ; Sl.lftd:ay brunch 11 a m 10 3 p m. Speci1lizin& 1n 1u1hen11c homemade Mexican food with enlcrt11nmcn1 Tues.- Sun Not rated The tlop, 23822 Mercury ROid 11 Roclc- field. 768·UHOP. Open 6 pm to 2 a m Mon.·Sll Reservations not r.:quircd A throwback 10 the 'SOI ind '605 1nclud1n1 daricins. hamburseri and "b11 bopper" hot dop. NOi rated Birutnro, 19100 Van K1nn1n Ave 7S2· S222. Open (Or lunch 11 Im 10 3 pm. dmncr S 10 II pm Temric happy hour S to 7 p m Rescrva11on1 KCepted Award· ""1nn1n1 European cumnc Gorscous. 1n- 1eru11na. very liCnouJ food with a moder· Legend Whal the ,..lings mean: S lneicpenst\IC , SS Moderate. SSS Moderately etpenme SSSS Expensive. SSSSS Very c11penmc. ******Perfect, nawless ****Excellent, nearly per- fect . Among the best tn 11~ field. ***Very good, worth a ~pe c1al tnp ••Good •Satisfactory Prices arc subject to change. 11e pncc Lil Perfect 'pot for 1 romanhc dinner or power lurich Order 1 full meal at 1he IMly bar. •hich feature) Braz1h1.n muuc:. danc1n1 11 n11h1 SS Chiaro Joa. 1818 M11n SI z.61-JOE! Open 7 1.m 10 11 p.m Mon -Fn, 11 am to II pm Sat • 4 30 10 10 pm Sun Rei - cl'\llllOlls aa:cptcd. 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SUN -CHICKEN DINNER $5.95 MON -CHICKEN DINNER $5.95 TUES -CHICKEN-FRIED STEAK $5 .95 WED-SALISBURY STEAK $5.95 THURS -SPAGHETTI $4.95 FRI -PORJC CHOPS $5.95 SAT-STEAK & SHRIMP $7.95 ************ Also F eaturinr Fresh Fish Dinners 714/494-3137 Put Some "SIZZLE the In Your Romance c!Jvf cdi,Jerranea tl Bring Your Valentine T CRoon1 (fJBl•DA A Rne 0tnrG ~tor America's Most Celebrated u.nc::n. Ohw °' ~ ~-81\n:h Japanese Restaurant Col for~ 01-0 833--2710 NEWPORT BEACH ..:AIRPOR1'ER INN.. 4250 Birch Street • 955-0822 .-HOJEL_. ANAHEIM 18700 MacArthur Blvd. 2100 E. Ball Rd • 77 4-4940 lrvtn., CA • f:_lot,py Ualatfiu'a 'Dq FUMt lice 'BCllUt FCllUllelt Stecddceu6e Reservations Available Join Us ... LUNCH MOM.4AT. FROM 11 AM DINNER MON..fN FROM 4:30 PM • DINND a.AT. a SUN. FROM 3 PM LOCATED AT HAMOR a WL80N .. HAMOR IHOflPINQ CENTER tJ0R MIDVATION9 CAU. M14T77 111 DaHy Pilot Weekend/ Thursday, February 14, 1991 IUN. --· 1'D. 11 m&111m,.. MON. mnm n.11 blltl ruu. WI 1'D. 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