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Low i:loudl this momlnr, otherwite
mostly dear lhll lflemoon. Hight from
she mld-60I aloni the cout to 80: in
tbe valleys. Lows tonight in the '°"' For
more information, including boating,
foshin& and awf'm(: see page B8.
IN THE NEWSROOM
Fn>m bauhaUI to ... 'l'be local ch1pu:r
ol tho 1'meric',an Institute ol Ardliteeto
i1 dilplayin& exhibill of commercial and
retail projecU at South Cout Plaza and
lettina lhoppen pick which desips they
like tho belt .. , Thia an:hileelurol
bolteol!, which besim tod1y lllld runs
throup July 7, will muit in 1 "People's
OK>ioc''~wiDner that will be honored at
a July I dcliP awani. blnqueL The
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U.. already~ eie<:l<d and ronae
llom ollicc IOWOll to~
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QU OTES OF THE DAV
"I'm wi/lbtr IO II'"""" b<cillU< I
know·/'m innot:btL ''
Mich1el Wade Mohon, one·tlmc
fugitive from justiceA.1
· "lt i.J brtt~ dtaJ JO pilty pn701U
actqH th4n tit.at one innocent 1uffer. "
William Blackstone
TODAY'S EVENTS
• Round Table Weit hosll its
monthly luncheon at noon at Balboa
Bay Oub in Newport Beach. Guest
spcabn aR Eric Lax. T. Jeftenon
Parter, Stephen Silverman and
Owen Davis. Ticket.a are $30; for
retcrvationa call (213) 256-1977.
•Comedian Rondell Sheridan
opens today al the lmprov in Irvine
ak>ng with Todd Glass and Frank
Manzano. Show times arc 8:30 p.m.
today and Sunday, 8:30 and 10:30
p.m. Friday 1nd 8 ind 10 p.m .
Saturday.
Jllil TllE FACTS
• For whom w1s Santa Catalina
lsl•nd named?
·.<tp ln2J
J2f.I JO ;.u ;v uo p;Jn:>OO .<.ia.NlOS!P
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LOTTERY
Lotto
I, 41 , 43, '5, <46, SJ
Donya number -30
Deooo
•Heuu: Queen
•Cubs: 10
• Dilunondl: Jock
•Spldes:Jock
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Reed to move l1IDCl miK/AB
Illes lea equal more?
The Pilot goes to three days a week, increases circulation to 45,000 .
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Wben I wrote to you, our Raden and adYCrtilen. in
this -_.-al weei11 lfO, I p.-iood thll I -.Id
keep JOii posted on tho Dlli1y Pilot'• --• we p1111 tbe many clllJljel -•ry to emure tho -(• .._.,,
SUK:e 1hcn. J have spoken with more than 2SO of you
about your thoupta on bow The PUot could bell serve
ill readers aad ""'"rtillna CUllOmers.
Ewryone I ..... with made severol poinll
abunilantly clear to mo.
Fint, you lOld me that The Pilot ii a very important
p•n of 1he Newport Beach and Cotta Mesa
oommunlties, and that you want the paper to survive
and protper.
Second, you told me that local. community news ii
more important for 1be Pilot to COYCr than workt and
natiOl\l.l newa. In fact. you said that you want more
local 'news: local events, local personalities, local
sporta. local entcnainmcnt. local government, local
lif~lllldlDOIC.
Today, 1 can tcl1 you that we at The Pik>t are
prepared to &iye you more of what you said ii moJt
unportant in roommunity newspaper. But WC must
accept two fundamental chanp in the way The Pilot
docs business.
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Besinninl July 2, 1991, lbe Oronge Cout Daily Pilot
will -Tho Newport Beach/Colla Mesa Pilot Ind
publish ~ 'Ihundoys ud a weekend edition on
Saturct.y. la ttm Wfl'f we can ensure that lbe Pik>t
continYU to aerve Newport Beach and Costa Mesa !or
IJlOihcr 68 ,...,. •
By pdblilhin& three days a week. and focusing uur
coverap on theac two communitica., we can provide
both more and better k>cal news CJOYerage.
The trutll ii. &om a business standpoint, The Pilot
should not haYc, been a daily newspaper for at least
the pat decade in which it hu cootinuoualy lost money. 1be cconomic:a of this busincu and this
marketplace, with its two large metropolitan dailies,
are such that it ii impossible for any other newspaper
to makc money four days of the week.
On the other band, our newspaper is nicely
profit.able two days of the week now, and could be so
on a third day with a few modifations.
for thole of us at .The Pilot and, I believe, the
community u a whole, this is very good news. In this
euc, lea really docs mean morel
The Pilot -will be on • fino rmaocial foundation.
We cu f'ocUI our cner,;e. and OOYer Newport Bcacl>
and Colla Mesa better than ever -and certainly
better than any other newspaper.
Tho newt ii allo aood for our readen in Huntinaton
Beadt and Founllin VaJlcy. We've wi.,.ed 10
additionol ~r and edi&oc to those cities, llJld tbe
erpanded cchtorial QJ¥enCO will a~r in The Pilot's
sister paper, the Hun.tm,ton Beldl/Fountain Valley
lodepcndcnt -ldy. If JOI' don't t«eNc the
Indepeadent aow, plcuc call our circulation (t',
department at 642-4333 to atan delivery.
And, for our advertisen, we can triple our
circulation through free distribution with hardly any
inautc in rates, For advertisin1 coverage in the
communities ,...,.d b7 Tho Piio< and The
Independent. no media will prOYide a more efficient
advcnising buy for lcx:al busiDC'pes.
Out inYcaton arc bullish on ow new plans and are
fully committed to 1be Pilot's s~u.
Ow:r the next few weeks. we will un...eil ~nl
acitinf innontions that both our rcaden and
advcnilcn will kwe.
I'll keep you informed.
By Emily Adoml
Or-. Cllllll -,..
Sincerely,
Jim OreuinJer
SANT A ANA -Seven-and-a-bat!
years aJO. they said he tried to murder a
Fountain Valley policeman while bein&
arrested for buralary. In the interim,
Michael Wade Mohon became ooe of
Orange County's most ootorioua criminals
-escaping his jailen and eludina
authorities for more than four ye.an
before bis captu~ in 1989.
This week, prosecutors 1bruptly
dropped charges of attempted murder
and assault on • police officer, in effect
dismissing the very incident that Mobon
says led to au his troubles.
ln a jailbousc interview Wcdnadly
afternoon, Mobon said he want1 tbe
charscs reinstated, a trial and the
opportunity to clear bimlClf of the .. cop
shooter'' label .
'"This wbote cue needs to be re·
iuvatipted. I eacapcd bccauae of thae
chorges. I 1dded time (in jail) because of
it -now I'd like to ,o to trial on thil
(attcmrted murder dwJc) ud pnwe iny
innocence. l 'm will~ to pmble became
I know I'm innocent,• be said.
Mohon, 4S, also plans to Ne the
original ancstinc officer. Kevin Arnold.
fot excessive use of force, be said. .. . .....,. ~°""" 0.-.,.. Once the obict1. of a nationwide ~
Mohon still faces trial oo chl.rJCI of
1uempted burgl•ry and cacape. here and
in Arizona. 1f convicted, the time he's
served waiting for trial could very well
equal the sentence he'd receive. HOWe¥Cr,
bccauK: he 's been CXMIYicted on tneftl
prior counts o( burglary, ~ry and
receiving stolen r.ropeny in Loa An,etcs
County, he cou d be slapped whh aa
addittonal 16 ycan in prito1\.
Ntifeies tril ~Ions pther for the Irrelevant Week Lowsman Trophy banquet at the 8alboo Boy dub Wednesday, indul!in~~n Dennis Conner, club president Torn Deemer and 4\ler foolball !P"ot Russ Francis. See 81 for rJ.oty.
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HUNTI!fO'roN BSAOI -Fearful or k»lna 11K:l'MiYe ala lu rcYenues, city
omaats ar. conaldcrin& the ercalJon o( I
1lant auto' center to keep Beach
llollicYud IUto deolcn from bein& wooed
~byotberdtlel.
'l'be city '1tM hired C100lllltant Dan
~I -tho man ercdlled with
holpln& Irvine and hstin crealo to thl H"8dnstoa Center Mall area at
sucCoafuJ auto c::enten -to cktmnhte Beach ~ and Sdi.naer AYC.nue as
the feuibUity of mathla • Hundncton a potfttlal aieo. HwttialU>lt Center is in •
Beach auto cen1cr near the San Dleeo redeYelopment area, WbJch would allow
Frcew1y. the c:ity moro lleldblllty In lllndinf options
Milp .. el 11id 1 majority of the iadudina Ille ability to illue bonds.
Huntiftcton Beach de1len .,.. intereetod "'We' don't want any of the.le auto
In becomlna part ol • -.stop 1Uto dealers to lc1YO Ille c:ity Ind -into
ahopf .. center. • these other auto malls," 11id city
Milptltel and c:ity offlcllll .,. lootl°' S.. AUTO ~ • ,,.,...., •• ....,,,,,,
Ibo seemhil!Y lolill1 batlio oplnu Ille
--r:1 ·.....me oJooc the °'-Cotti, 111o ...,. r1111-p1aco -. .. die
belt oeri<t and I flrlt:plam dilliocllon at
boot dally ltOC)' in the COftt ...
Tht OWltd. whldl last )'Mt went to
-Dally Pilot 1111! ...iter J-t ~nnon lor her llriel oa l>Nth Row, --·-_ _,
suiblnit1ed In the mnt ... 1bia rar. there
...,. 1,119 Ofttriea IUb<nltted by 117
.._ 111 0.-. County.
lo'aU, the DoilY Filol -16 of the 33
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II was New Years Eve 1983 •bea
Mohon aftd his futv.re wile.. Sbuon, wen
arte1ted on suspicion of buralMY. After a
shon foot pursuit, Sharon Mohoa was
111ten without incident. But Michael
Mohan WU thot tix times tblt • after
• ICUfDc witb Fountain Valley omcu
Kevin Arnold -I fllbt that bao r.pi.,...t
It If in Mohon'1 mind IOr 7 1/2 ycan. ... ~.
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In lddltlon, tho l'llo< - -"' -·-~tod ... --...... to the oran,o County Pair illolf.
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MBXlCO CITY -Notioaal elcctioN should be dcla)oecl ..,.
-to bwestlpte allcg10d compolsn _....,. IDd --"':;'.:t.:••don. Ilic! leaden o( oppooitloo ponlca. tcmoc: Catdcnu, leader of tho eentor-lcll Democ:ntle
~ Porty (PRD), Aid '°"'"""""' olllcialo .,. rqillerina ·voten In areu that oupport the .rullna lnltitudonal
ac.olutionary Porty (PRI) and ignorlna prccincu that favor
-oppblition candidates.
· NatiQnaJ mid-term eongreuional elections are scheduled for
A\&&-18. Cardenu uted the FcderaJ Electiom Commiuion to
pc1tponc the vote until Sept.20.
Interior Secretary Femandp Guticm1 Barrios said the election
will not be delayed and that election authorities "will fully
. . comply" with voter registration rcguJationJ . • , ,.. clm'lld Wltll ... Rlll'ldl CHiii
I GAINF.SVTLI.E, Fla. -A carpet cleaner was indicted I Wednesday on murder charges in the strangulations of two I university students. I Alan Robert Davis, 29, was indicted by an Alachua County f grand jury in the June 6 slayings of Carla Marie McXishnic, 22.
and her roommate., Eleanor Anne Grace, 20. · f Davis, from Newberry, was indicted on two oounts of murder f and one of burghuy. He was held without bond.
Davis confessed to strangling the two University of Florida
students in their off-campus apartment after he went there to
clean their carpets. He claimed he became enraged when Ms.
Grace sprayed Mace in bis face.
Police uy there is no connection between the 1l1yinp and the
mutilation dcalha of five atudenll in the area la.st Auguat
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CHICAGO -The American Medical Association rejected a
proposal Wednesday for mandatory AIDS testing of health care
worlc:en, but endorsed voluntary tcstina of those facing the
highest risk.
It was the fmt time the nation's largest organization of docton
addressed the issue of mandatory AIDS testing for physicians.
The decision to back voluntary testing came on a voice vote
among policy-making delegates after they rc;ccted a proposal
calling for mandatory testing.
"Physicians who arc at risk have an obligation to know what
their status is," said AMA board member Nancy Dickey. She said
many doctors will interpret the resolution as a "moral obligation"
to determine whether they are infected with the AIDS 'liru1.
The rclOlution 1uggests routine testing for the virus amona
doctors whose practices put them at risk. such u tnum1
physicians who regularly do invasive procedura and come into
contact with patients' blood or health care worten in lt'Cal
where AIDS is prevalent, Dickey said .
Tlltl allow ZacbarJ Taylor not IHlll•lll
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -Zachary Taylor died of natural causet.
not arsenic poisoning as a writer speculated 1 medical Qaminer
said Wednesday. '
"It '~ not borderline. He was not poisoned," Kentucky Medical
Examiner Dr. George Nichols said after rcvicwioa teats on the
12th president's remains.
Nichols said traces of arsenic -a naturally occurrina clement
-v.:ere found but levels fo r poisonin' "would have been. at leut
200 1f not maybe thousands of times hiaher."
The ~cma ins of Tay~r were r~movcd June 17 from bis aypt at
the national cemetery 1n Louisville that bears his name. Author
Cl_ara Rising had convinced Nichols, Jefferson County Coroner
Richard Greathouse and Taylor descendants that Tayklr could
have been poisoned.
Sixteen month~ in~o his term, Taylor fell ill after attcndinf the
July 4, 18.SO, dcd1catwn of the Washington Monument. He died 1
few days later. Gastroenteritis, inflammation of the atomach and
intestines, was listed as the cause of death.
Nichols said Taylor's symptoms were consistent with acute
arsenic poison ing, but alw "a myriad of natural dise1ses which
would have produced the symptoms."
lb-.st Increases In YllllOlllv Nldllcl
UUBUANA, Yugoslavia -Yugoslavia's federal pcmmcnt
dispatched warplanes and tanks in a show of force Wcdnctday
aga inst two rebel republics. Armed Serbian citiuns battled with
Croatian police in two towns, leaving seven dead and 13 wounded.
The federal government, demonstrating its superior firepower, sent
warplanes over this city, the capital of breakaway Slovenia, and army
tanks traveled on several roads.
A day after Croatia and Slovenia declared their independence,
Slovene officials said federal troops and Slovene militiamen engaged
in several verbal confrontations, but no fighting wu reported
between the army and the forces of either 1cccssionist republic.
The federal government, based in Belgn.de, said its police were
moving lo take control of border posts along the frontier with other
European nations. There wu no evidence they succeeded anywhere.
NEW YORK -. The Environmental Protection A&cncy hu
agreed to a tobacco industry demand for further ICicntffic: review
that oould delay release of 1 report on the da.n&en of second-
hand ciprette unoke.
The report w11 completed in April aftct an extensive rniew by
scientists inside and outside the EPA.
"It teems tb1t the EPA hu rwaJlowc.d the 1oMcco lndultry'1
line that more study ii alwa,11 needed,., Jobn Buzhaf. oxe<:utive
dirodo< of Action on Smoldns and Health In Wuhln&ton, D.C,
said Wedneoday. ''The cleat COlllC<jUCllCe lo '°'"' to be fllttlter
del17 in ~octina non-amok.en." •
The federal Ooeupational Safety and Healt!J Admlnislradon
bu Aid that the EPA'• 11udia ol _,<I-hand ciprette -.
will belp OSHA decide how and when to recuJate omotlnJ In the
-kpj-, '
The report In quettloa ii refemd to u thc "teclutical
compendhim'' on etmronmental tab.COO MbOb. It " a ......,,.
ol ..nu., rcNarch .., pa•lvo ~ and bu -
-lion priotorily for Ii. --lhal ---SJ,000 AIMrican --eacll )'Ur, 371Xfil at ,_ -llcartdlaeae.
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Local News Briefs
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COSTA MESA • R.,pondlng to public qiticllm, Oraaac Cowuy
planncra have ollglttly rerouted the planned Foot!Jill tollway to bide It
from view of nearby homes and to protect nine anim.af tnip-atioa
pa tbs.
· And, in a new report, tollway officials acknowledaed that
endangered birds do neat in the roadway area. But the otfiQal1 aaid
they will need several years to determine' if atepa mU1t be liken to
preserve the birds, the to. Angeles Times said.
The p1anncn' intentions notwithltandin& the amended plan for
the four~ lane road did not moJlify its main c:ritia.
Karoline Koester. a member of a San Oemcntc residcnta' group
tb1t hu gathered 7 ,000 signatures from people oppolina the: tollway,
told the Times. "I'm far from happy with the 1ttcmpt to modify it."
"The noise and the view were only secondary concerns because
that affects only the IOuthem part of town," Koester said. "But, in
terms of the impact on the entire region, there arc other major
concerns that have not been addrcaed." -•Dn•
COSTA MESA -College Hospital adminiauators will get to stay
in their temporary offaoe1 for 11 least another yc•r u the hospital
fiflialitcs ilS plans for expansion.
Tho Plonnina Coau!l!alon lhil ...et alelldod • ~
qR<m<llt allowina thc hospital to ... temporary tnllon .. ....
Victoria Street boopital lite to boulo stair and admlnillraton. ,
"We're worldaa loWUd dm:lool"' plans for elthor a -bulldlaa
or tome other wcnuc," aaid Don OilUpn 1rith Coll•• Hleltli
Enterpritct in Huntington Bead1, whlclt on1 the hoapl1al. "Wo're'
1ookina •• all the optlono."
'!be main eKpanPoo plan includel bulJdina a -10.000-
"!UUO-foot Admlnlllration Bui~nee Centor and a..,... ICYCI ldolcaeent psychiotric cl1111'1Cl1D, be Mid. . ,
"Tbcsc plans may be subject to chanp."' he addod.
Hoopital olficialo bopc to -!lie plana llnai=d by September
and under the pllMln& eommiulon clecloioa the four _.......,.
r.railen can stay at the holpital un1ll July 1m.
IJr&•I Cll&Y., F* Rll .. liltlll 1111 Ill
COST A MESA -Orancc C.ounty Fair officialt arc to1tlna. up a
new U-bour hotline to giYo visilon information oo patldaa, frw
shuttles, alternative routes to the fair, advance ticket aalel and fair
highligh~.
By dialing l-800-899·896ot, fair viliton can obtain free up-to-date
information about the 12·day event, fair officialJ Aid.
During the fair's July 17·28 run, the two-mi.nuto pre-recorded
message will be updated daily.
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o~~Ct,~~ , PRANGE COAST'S QNL Y FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
I ,
lmt in his thouahl>, Newpon Beoch Mayor N.iu Slurbush gazed
wistfully from bis City Hall offices toward 1 group of wurkcn rolliD1
out socf on what used to be a parting lot.
After a few momenta. be ·looked back down at lbe o[flCiaJ city
parchment on his desk. A proclamation in memory of the women
killed by lhe notorious Porno Snuff Killer. All jt lacked w1s bis
signatures. .
He hesitated, loot In thoufht apln,
1t had been six months smcc the groeaomc •trina of murders and
the city, nearly awu6 in nunor and fear during the crime spree, had
fmally returned to ill carefree ways. ·
The Oranae County Serial Killer Tllk For<e and Mayhem Squad
had. or counc, Iona oao been disbanded, Mit Sooia, thc tut foroe'•
leader, had been reauipled to t.he bad c:bcc:k division. Stretch
C.O,Ote, the all·pro trapper hired to 1nift' dowa the klller, had drifted
oft'. Nobody wu certain quite where. Atld P<CMnde:xter McOee. the
chctl whiz who tried to match the killer'• Bobby Flabtr-lilte ...,...,
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UCKING, Mo. -He's 91 yea n old, Hi1 oon It 21\,
, T'hOle numbcn wouk1 be 1urprilin1 to most people, but not
Jimmie Jones, • pqt-great anndfathcr, who's proud ot hf• l11es1
ofhfring, Roger.
•• wasn't lhocked.'' said Jodes, who llvet in the Nnl comm\,l.Rlty of
Lickh11. 1bout 120 tnilcs 10Uthwest of St. LouJs. "I knew I wa1 a.hell
o( a man."
Sand)' Jonea, 42. hit wife, oare ...
"I did, te>Ot" she Aid. "When the doctor told us I wu pregnant.
we didn't know whether to be tickled'/ink or shocked pink.'
Jimmk Jones, who's first wife die in 197S, has 17 gnindchildren,
26 grc.at·srandchildten and one P:•t·p'Clt grandchild. He wu bom
in Osceola. Art., and credits b11 klngeviry and virility to 1 diet of
home-.,_.., horne-<OO!ted food -.,pecially wUd "poke leaf"
uladt.
hod llnOlly ..lire 1 br'°kdown and oow wu .-r1., 11 some
tranquil llyt"9m in the 10Uth of France. .
" Corty Miles had landed a new tclcviJion lhow, movie d.iroc:tor UtU~ Benny Lotnbada had been snared in a tele-marketing fra~ and
Katherine Bel~ bored perhaps by the lock of action and news In
Newport Beith, hid fallen in love -twice .
And Al Bundy, the presumed killer himself, had vanished into thin
air, lut seen in the cockpit of a Lear jct lifting gracefully away ftom
•John Wayne.
Suddenly. the I.harp thrill of a telephone jolted SturbUlh from Na
reverie.
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.. Yea1'. Neil. It's Orimcs over here at the coroner's offlOC. Gu•
what?"
"No Idea, Mort. What ii 11?"
.. It'• Thelma Jean ••• She'• dead."
1b be condnued...
ORANGE COAST
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How to reach us at
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Circulation' . .
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subject of how much of his 10n'1 life he'll ae1 to see.
"That'• why it's to important lhat they know each other now," Aid
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The couple met when he wu 64 and the wu 16, but didn't 1ee
each other ... In until two decades bad pwed. They met by chanee
frve )'Mii llO and at !Int didn't recoplu each other.
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u1 WU ntMr attracted to men my own 11c," aaid Mn. Jones, who
aa:<pted • marTlap p,_J thal IOOft followed,
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• SANTA ANA -A former
Newport Beach mH who wu
Coavic:ted of rape teYen yean ago,
urved bia aentcnce and wu
rearrcated Jut week on another
MluaJ aaault dwJe may have
attacked three other women,
according to proeccuton.
Paul William Jensen w11
cbuged with 13 additional counts
of attempted rape, sexual assault
with a foreign object and battery
Wednesday. That brinp the total
to 22 cbaraea and four new victims
he will face at an upcoming trial,
Deputy District Attorney Debbie
Lloyd said.
.. From these new counts, it
appears he's becoming more
violent. Jail just slowed him
down,'' Lloyd said.
In 1985, Jensen's court trial
gained notoriety u one of the
area's fmt "date rape" cases.
Dubbed the "Don Juan of
Newport," Jensen was convicted of
lurins women to hia home near the
Newport pier -often as pan of a
planned date -and raping them.
He served leu than three years
of a six·yean prllon sentence and
wu released in Oranie C.OUnty in
May 1988.
June 17, Jensen was arrested
apin, th.is time u a auspcc:t in the
kidnap and rape of a stranger in
the Lquna Hilla Mall parking lot.
Now prosecuton and Sheriff's
investigators believe Jensen
=te tcd to rape two women
· the Main Place mall in
Santa Ana and another woman -
who had once agreed to date bim
-in her own home.
Both attacks In the Main Place
maU parking Jot took place after
dark. ln each case the woman wu
accosted outside her car, but
managed to escape even thou&h
Jensen was armed with a knife and
a gun, Uoyd said.
Catalina desalination plant begins operation
That was in June and October
of 1990. March .S of this year, a
man was waitina inside the van of
a 3.S-year-old woman. She wu
threatened with a knife and a JUD,
f orccd to drive to a secluded ar~
and raped. AVAJ,.ON -Proceued
aeawater is bein& uted for maldna
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West Coast's first municipal
desalination planL
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c harges Wednesday, bis
arraignment in South Oran1c
County Municipal Court was
delayed until July 10.
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COGtneted 11 a sharp lllllual n .. of 2.8 percoat
fD tM ftnt three moatht Of the ·year While
~te proftta took tMl.r .... ; tab tinCe &be
lpl'tDg of l~;tbo CommctCo.Dopartment ~
Both the drop ID the poa natbW prOduCt,
tbe broadest measure of economic health. ind
the 6.3 porc:ont decline in after-tu corporate
profits rcpl"CICnted downward revisiom from
previous estimates.
Private economists said Wednesday the wono-
than-expected fiaures, wbilc 1urprisin& did not
shake their belief that the eoonomy hu resumed
arowinl at 1 weak annual rate many put at 0.5
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WASHINGTON The number of
bankruptcy filinp jumped 26 percent durina the
first three months of 1991 as the economy aank
deeper into recession, the American Bankruptcy
Institute said. .
D. Eric Hultman, the institute's general
counsel, said Wednesday the number will
continue to grow through the year and total
about 30 percent more than were filed in 1990.
Individuals, businesses, farmen and municipal
governments filed 230,723 petitions from January
through March, up from 183,575 during the same
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eo tar, needs to double that amcNnt to cowv
remtlnina SctL louet.
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Uj u much u $160 blllion, up from $60 bUlioD
cumotly, until It can finflb telling tbo reiJ
estate. 10U1 Joana and other assets Inherited from
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WNDON -Low insurance rates. srowinl
claims and disuten around the world pvc
Lloyd's of London a record $98' million loss in
its latest reporting year, the insurance giant
dilclotcd.
It wu the first annual loss for Uoyd's in 21
years and reflected the enormous competitive
pressures on the 303-year-old market of
undc"rwritcrs, which has insured everything from
ships to Bruce Springsteen's voice.
Thrift sees more red Ink In currmd period
GLENDALE -Savings and
loan giant GledFed Inc. said
Wednesday it will lose about $140
DAVID ScHLEMMER
is no ordinary banker
million during the current quarter
because of a big increase in its
reserves for losses on loans and
real estate.
The loss for GlenFed'a fourth
quarter is the equivalent of $4.09
per share. It will bring loaes for
. fiscal 1991 to about $235 milJion,
or $6.88 per share, a stqgering
reversal from 1990, when OlCdFed
had net income or $117.3 million,
or $3.79 per share.
It was just the latest in a aeries
of grim reports from California
financial institutions, including
GlcdFed, the parent of Glendale
Federal Bank, the nation's fourth
largest S&L
After graduating from Cal State l ong
Beach, Dave bt>Ran his bankinl(
career working m lndu~tnal Finance
and Real [<,late Prior to assuming the
pos1t1on ot Vice Prt><.1dent and
Commerc 1al Loan Otl1cer at Bank of
Newport, Dave w,1c, V1(e Pre<;1dent at
Citizen~ Han k of (.o<,l,1 Mesa Now a
memlx•r ol our t o<.t.1 Mesa Team.
Dave " .lnuther ret1<,on why B.m k of
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GlenFcd is in the middle of a
restructurina that includes pink
slips for one in four workers,
closing 10 percent of its branchea
and abandoning real estate
development and other non-core
business .
GlenFed added $13S minion to
general and specific loln reserves,
primarily for commercial finance
and investment lending. Reserves
for foreclosed real estate and
s oured development deals
increased by $90 mimon. And it
said $30 million in other assets will
be charged off during its fiscal
fourth quarter, which ends June
30.
Investors had antic ipated
continuing problems. GlenFed
stock rose by 37 1/2 cents to $5.12
1!2 per share Wednesday on the
New York Stock Exchange, and
most other California thrift stocks
were little affected.
By contrast, when Wells Fargo
Bank revealed Tuesday that
quarterly profits would fall 94
percent due to $350 million in new
loss reserves, its shares dropped
$6.50 to $74 and dragged down
other California bank stocks with
it. Wells shares fell another $3.62
1/2 Wednesday, to $70.37 1/2.
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NE W YORK Ivan F.
Boesky's chief trader was
sentenced Wednesday to five years
probation and a SS0,000 fine for
his role in Wall Street'• insider
trading scandal.
Michael Davidoff, who worked
for the convicted speculator's now·
dcf unct Sccmala Corp., was a key
government witness apinat other
participants, inchadq junk-bond
fin ancier Michael Milk.en.
Davidoff pleaded pilty to one
count of securftlc1 fraud in
January 1987.
U.S. Dist~ Jud• Charles E.
Stewart old he co.naldercd
Davidofrs men.sift cooperation io
fonnulatin& &ho •ntenct, wbich
also re ulroa 300 hours of
commun~ IC{Vtco.
Prosetufon said Davidoffa help
was vital in obtaining pllty pleu
by Milken and his Wall Street
investment firm, Drexel Burnham
Lambert Inc., and winnina a
conviction aaalnat John A.
Mulheren Jr., 1 stoclt speculator
who did UJep1 tndea with Boesky.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Scc>U
Gilbert said Davidoff'• coopcratJon
was eapedalJy remarkable becauto
of 1 death threat Mulberen made
apinat Davidoff and ~. That
ocxuned in 1988 when Mulhercn
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arlton. Chairwoman Carol
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:nd of the affair.
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DMV photographs can alld ye~rs . to your ego
Every four yean I submit to a
driver's llceme photo with the
same apprchcmion ot aoi.na to u
oral surgeon. I know it bu to be
done, but I'd profer beina aedated
during the procedure. At least the
Department ot Motor Vehicle&
couJd provide a recoweiy room for 6ver the yean I've become the mirror. be Core being rushed in
applicants pullina thomaelvea obsessed with trying to outwit the front of the camera. I held up my
toplher alter witbidq a couple ruthle11, all-teeina eye of a china. and smiled bravely into tbe
of decadea with die diet of a aovernment camera. On one lem. Plash! It wu all over in a
lllmter. Even a llade medicinal occuion I imelted heavily in a sec:ond. But the little black bOK
brady would help. miracle lodon called Uquid Face spat out the most bruisina mua
You enter the twiliaht zone of Lift with the Herculean powen for shot I've ever taken. ,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~mthD~a""~"~ ~~~~~u~u~ ,~~~ 111 confident woman of 60, and morale. It blld a limited time span. year to defy
lhutOe out an old lady, clutching a however, before everythJna came re1ulatio n1 and
picture that documents your tumbling down. get my own
disintegration. And for what? So On my way to the OMV, a photographer. I
some ffj&}tway Patrol Off teer can thunde~ struck and I sat in tracked down an
inspect every lut wrinkle and traffic agonizina whether my Face o Id t Im e
wattle to identify you. Wouldn't a Lift wu faJlina. Arrivina late, H o 11 y w o o d
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coui>le of discreet ctOWI feet do? there wun't time to aac:e ln pbotoarapher, ..__--------------~---~----------. Flash McGuire,
June FREE Specials
who , wu versed
in the art of
making vintaae
ladiea glamorous.
• Full-time and part-time prograrN ~~. /':rtraits .°! Holding
• Conwruentclassschedules~ys.evenings,and weeMndt Water, Saving Euro-Dishwasher crovocative ~ • Accelerated full-time 2 1/2 year program
• Combined JD/MBA degree with Chapman College Or med th~ we ls. M he showed mo
• Scholarships and financial aid available $1 000 OFF C bl t bis collection, he pointed with ' a ne s apedal pride to a sex ~bol
Full-time and Part-time Classes Benn Auoust 29, 1991 ... "'th kitchen orders placed before draped 00 a bear skin rug. 'Ullle o· o-"'' was a grandmother when I abot Call today. Fullerton (714) 738-1000 or lrrri.u (714) 753-3200 the 4th of Juty this one through an extra thick
gauze filter," be boasted. WESTERN STATE : =~=,..,!;.."':.,=•,_,_c.._. • 2901 W. Coast Hwy., Suite 240, N.8. _!~ew I whu in lh1de ~of a =!!]!!!!!! . wn""' •. .,c tr ".,, •..... .,fife...,_ John Domlnta Marina .. ..., ... an w o cou ID™ my
!! UNIVERSl1Y!!!!iiii . W!fAtt:a • • ., • ...,.Asmrlsr'nf/f......,_.c.a..• M-S.t t0..7:30 birthdays disappear.
COLLEGE Or 'I & 'llF _, 11iH ....,,."""-Sun 11-4 Before the sittina, Flub lit my
I.An.ft ~u1,,,.,.:-'C4tfll ..... ,....,a_,1..,u.1,,__.,,..,,c;.un11 face with all the care and expertise
1!~~~~~i~iifififiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=iiii!JU __ ~===--~~~~~~~~-~~----~ required of a stage set. A aolden ! ftNl GlNWC ~.a ..,. llaht here, a merciful shadow
there. The finished portrait
asserted his artistry. Back Ughtina
gave me the angelic halo of a
woman who never runs a yellow
sipal -even when a cop isn't
around. My eyes bad a nocturnal
mystery that indicated excellent
night vision. My brow, with all the
indecisive frown lines retouched,
revealed the forehead of a bfahJy
intelligent driver who'd never be
dumb enough to park within 15
feet of a fireplug. In addition,
FJuh knocked a decade off ~
ap:.
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While I oouldn't budge DMV
rcaulations, and wound up with
the aame old traumatic driver's
liClense photo, at leut I have a
ICCOnd l.D. and picture in ~
wallet to verify the Real Me.
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uperlenced . ml.almal economic
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Boa ...... ud llale -~ -•• In irripdoD -,.. -cumulatiw lmpacto are apcc:led IO double 1990 losoel to
SJ billion this year in the
g::cultural 1ector, one of
fomil'a premier iodu1trie1,
Sl8 billion in Alcl 1nnullly.
I The state e1tim1tea 800,0oo
..,.. of farm land have been
fallowed; the California Farm
Bureau Federation, up to 600,000.
&p.111 Aid that the drought
l h11 wreaked havoc: on the
environment throuahout
California. In 101J1e foresu, one
tree in three are dead. Counts of
filb 1.gi u t~e Striped 81a ond
winter run Salmon haw: faUcn to
all-time low1. Fircfi&hten arc
braced for what may be the wont
fire seuon.
The impaett would be worse but
for 1 quirk in the drought that
developed earlier this year when
hepY 1pring rains, dubbed the
''March miracle," spared
California from what wu shaping
up u ill driest year on record.
~anll: God for the rains 1bat
came," u..id Victor l.ope:i. the
mayor or Orange C'.ove, I hmt·bit
Ceoual Valley community which
bUllt 1 new wu1c 1re1tment plant
lhlt produces water de1n enough
ror hliption.
But dapile the late storms, 1991
will be IOged u the next driest
aftcr"111e 'record Y.at ol 1m-rn •
Nortbcm Caliromia, Butterfield
aid. .
Statewide, aver1ge ninf1H tot1ls
only · 15 percent of normal and
runoff (rom melting snow into
riven. just .C5 perce nt, equaling the
kJwest now during the five-ye1r
drought. Storage o( reservoin
totals 65 percent of normal.
The State Water Project bu cut
off deliveries to rarmcn altogether
and has granted urban customen
just 20 percent of their normal
supplies. The federal Ccntra~
Valley Project. which mostly sel'YC1
farms, cut agricultural water
deliveries to 25 percent of .normal.
Farm industl)' reprcsent1tives
11id fannen have held klucs to a
minimum by usin.s wells and other
10urccs or water, switchiq to
crops that use less water, and
adopting better irrigation metl\ods.
EConomists 11id that losses due
to fallina rroduction. caused by
fallowing o up to 800,000 acres,
will be at leut partially offset by
strona demand worldwide ror the
wide ranie or Californi1's crops,
which number 2.SO.
Even so, state or(1Cial1 said
unemployment bas risen in
counties hit by drought impacts on
farming and tourism. A severe
freeze in December compounded
rannin, woes.
From Arpil 1990 to April 1991,
the joblcu rtte climbed lrom 10.8
percent to 13.2 percent in Fresno
County, from 10.l percent to 11. 7
,peroent in Kem County, from 10.7
percent 10 18.8 percent in Tulare
County, rrom 8.9 percent to 11.6
pen:ent in Monterey Counl)' and
frolll 4.2 pera:.nt to .5.8 percent in ,San,. Barban County.
Amons hard-hit cropt, auch u
alfalfa, production II down 29
p<1<Cnt thll year over previous
yoan, while price• hive aonc up 6
percent. acoordina to farm indUltry
npmentativel.
Cotton production II down 23 -·-t. with a 4 percent price
1cre1se. Melon 1rowin1 has
lned 16 percent, with a 6
~r.1.;••;cint price Increase. Rice
IP ion ii down 9 percent, with
1 6 1<Cnt price ;...,.-. Wheat ~'1.Gc bu declined 11 pen:cn~ • peroent prico ..........
Clllloml1'1......, ltydroolectric ~ar, PldllC, Ou UICI Electric
., 111d Ill Fneratlon of _.,
water..c:l.J'hlen paenton ln
Siem -hu been 11e1r17 llllMd.
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moder11 in the SINGER line. These heavy duty
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Steve Marble, managing ~1tor
W.ttef Burroughs, 1901 · 1989, founding publisher
Editorial
m.e:"'report of the National ~---~ rM.tina a cool reception both at tb4';-'Il1t911:;BN•
Capllpl Hill. Yet in at least tw.d ·~~-1!!1
p in discussion of ou r social itt•.1•
. f:Jtj, the commission strongly •••:~Ill ~o. two-parent famiJies are best 10r •111•'1
~ be obvious to most ~bu~ tilililliiill~~
~ it in ~nt years. IBlck in the 1970s, the emp~
alte,..UVe lifestyles. President ca~~jit.l~!flf!t
CoDfcrence on Families, in 1980, $p~'
notion of "the family" in favor of what 0$
pluralism in family ways." • ~ lt c; Tht ·trouble is. DlOlt ot 'ffl ~~ .. · · some
Amefican children -poven,.. ~;·~·wort habits.
delinquency, drug abllle -~ afflict one
type of family. The steady laieiease .ID e parenthood, thr<JUih divotce and illcgitimsy, has reached the point
wMie over half the Ametican children born in the Jut 20
years will spend at least part of their childhood with just one
parent In 1960, 5 percent of births were to single women;
now the figure is over 25 percent.
The second significant insight enshrined in this report is
that the growing tax burden hampers parents' ability to cope.
ln 1960, combined state and local taxes, federaJ income tax,
and the employee's share of Social Security taxes took just 14
percent of the median family income; now the figure is
approximately 25 percent. Because of mistaken tax policy,
parents arc hat harder than taxpayers without dependents.
Government cannot dictate patterns of family formation.
But it can take care how its policies affect people's choices.
The commission proposes lightening families' economic load
by creating a SI,000 refundable tax credit for all children
through age 18.
That good idea wo uld leave $40 billion in taxpayers'
pockets next year, which explains the politicians' wariness.
Combine this with increases in health and education
programs, and the Commission proposes a $56 billion wish
list.
Even that could be paid for by capping growth in domestic
~pending at 4 percent Congress and the president, however,
have already designated much larger spending increases for
other purposes.
We are left, it ~ems. with the worst of all worlds: rising
outlays, rising deficits, and overburdened families. Yet at
some point the plight of the children must be addressed.
T•ay In History
Today is Thursday, June 27, the
178th day of 1991. There arc 187
days left in the year.
Todey's HlgbUpt In History:
On June 27, 1950, President
rruman ordered the Air Force
and Navy mto the Korean conflict
following a call from the U.N.
Security Council for member
nations to help South Korea repel
an invasion from the North.
Ttn ytau a10. President
Reagan's top adviscn, including
counselor Edwin Meese 111 and
budget director David Stockman,
told reporters that Reagan's
success in getting budget -~ts
through Congress could pave the
way for a balanced budget in fiscal
year 1984.
Today'• Birthdays: "Captain
Kangaroo," Bob Kecshan, is 64 .
Opera singer Anna Moffo is 57.
Best or the Hotline
Readers: McGllnn for co•cll
Editor's note: The followinl. are
responses from The Pilot's
Question of the Week: Should
Costa Mesa Ory Council hold a
special election (at a reported cost
of SJ2,000) or simply appoint a
resident to fill Ed Glasgow's
vacated council scat?
Karen McGlinn was the
runaway choice. The editors do
acknowledge that McG/inn could
have orchestrated a call-in
campaign, but, if she did, isn't that
what good politics is all about? No
one else bothered.
And while Pilot editon welcome
and read all comments, we will
only publish responses from callers
who leave a name (please spell it
out), city and phone number (for
verification).
You c.wn get involved by calling
the Editor's Hotline at 642-6086.
Thank you!
0 I completely support the effort
of a no election. This expenditure
of funds would be certainly foolish
in light of the fact that we have to
come up with a flat budget for city
services. I obviously feel that I
would be an excellent nominee for
the council seat.
KAREN McOUNN
Costa Mesa
0
We want to put it on record that
we thoroughly disapprove of the
method of replacing Ed Olugow
on the council.
w~ think it should be &iven to
the votcn. And the way that the
council it going now, we are aoina
to try to make sure that none of
them set voted back on the cou.ncU
when the elections do como up lf
t~ don't do tomethlna about
their 1ppa1Jin1 tract record.
ORA.NT AHDTANOIE VEUB
Costa Maa
I apee With te dtJ COuncll fol
appointment, I ~ tlM eJeCdori
will bO too coetty anct I nommate
Karen McOtinn. I thiak abe would
do • heck o( • job; ..
800MBR GIBSON
OiUW..
0
I bellfM Karen McOlilln MJUld
bo an ucellent cbOb. I think IM
would lib the job,and ft dW
come In 1econd In the last
(
election. She would be a great
person for the job, and it would
save a lot of tu:payen' money. She
gets my vote.
DAVE COWNS
Costa Mesa
0
I would suuest that you take
the next person that waa highest in
your voting. which I thjnJt was
Karen McOlinn . I would
recommend bavina her rather than
<1pcnd aU that money for another
election.
ANN SCHLUETER
C.O.ta Men
0 I stronsly support Karen
McOlinn's appointment, and I am
surprised that there is even any
question as Lo who they would
appoint based on how clolely
Karen finished behind hy
Humphrey in the last election.
If they UC not IOinJ to appoint
her, I would certainly expect there
to be a special election since the
votcn have already spoken on this,
and if they arc not aoin1 to listen
to the voten, then maybo they
need to listen to the voten apln.
KATHY JENSON
C.O.ta Mesa
0
I live here in C.O.t.a Mesa and
have for 30 yean. I think the dey
council lf they are really lnteteatcd
In aavin1 money the)' abould
rcdcalpate Orv AmbUrpy to the
boud.
After au be hu lM upertJle,
he knows our problems belo1 lo
tho area for OYer 30 ,._ ud be
would brifts a babMe to the
board.
We need eomebodJ HM Orv oa
the board that wOI ~ a more
CODICfVIU.. ........ I than the
aanent bOUd ...,. , .. u .
JOBDUPPY
C.O..Mae
tremendous amount that it is the
voice of the people and it is u
good u an 'election. So my choice
would be Karen McOlinn.
JEAN FORBATH
Costa Mesa
0
We'd like to name Karen
McOlinn 10 the city council apot.
She'1 very areat for 1enion and
very capable.
CHARLBS AND BVA
SCHNEIDER
Costa Mesa
0
I am definitely againlt
appointina a council member to
ffil the vacancy. I am afraid the
council ii aoina to be inlluenccd
by whoever is yeUJ.na the loudest at
the moment.
I can think of two penons who
are hot to set the coundl .eat,
neither of whom I penonally voted
for, and I am 1uro a lot of people
in tho dty cUda't vote for them
either tn the last election.
It b only fair that the votcn
have the ript to aclect the next
council member. I am wi1Jin1 to
wait for the nut election date juat
to aay that it '8 .,ma to COit X
number of dollan u aa ClDCUle 10
appoint doe.an 't make It riaht.
. S. WllRNBR
Colt.a Mesa
0
Al far u who abould fill tbe
empty council Mat, I be1leYe
Karen McOllnn bec:au.. lhe WU
dole to .,.. eleceid ..,,way. She
would be lbe .,......_ oae on the
cxwJI.
QfBST2R OAMBONI c.o.aw..
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ODtltj ..... :'" .. ~-~ .. or.II 1lmtJ ,.............. •
1911.4. ltWlldo• ..... ,... • ............. , ....
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Plailc _, ... Aairiltaii" .....
._.. avwd. Salila W "9Utll
t.heJ ue OOP ra,.u.e al IM ~°'*'· Ooen. .... Di•••" ariM to .,.,, ~ tbe
mar•elo111
bupim available
at the lilent
auctlon.
Some"'~ in IOudl of a
venue before
movin1 with their
brood to a
ftrcworb station.
come for the
downs, the rides,
and the food.
It'• ·~•YI a
great •bow. full
of the easy and familiar plo&turea
of a IUJIUDCr holiday. Some Ol tho
distractions are not to famWat.
There ii an opportunity to launch
softball.a at a target, and a tood
aim is rewarded with a d\anbd
elected official. This innovation la
much underused at otbor
appropriate locations, aay the
budiet talb lo Sacramento.
But thil yeu there'• a now
group coming: The veterana anct
famWca of Desert Storm. Every
acrvioeman or woman ia welcomed
lh1I year. and even the normal
parkinJ/admissioo tu ii waived for
them.
"It'• thank-you time.'' said
There is an
opportunity to launch
aoftball1 at a target,
and a good aim is
rewarded with a
dunked elected offidal.
Jhl1 Innovation is
much underused at
other appropria~
locations, say the
budget talks in
Sacramento.
County OOP C hairman Tom
Fuentes. "The Puty traditional.Jy
celebrates on the Fourth of July.
This year we are honoring not only
our country, but the brave men
and women who defended it."
In the midst of the hoopla and
the party, a ceremon1 will occ:ur,
one of extraordinary 11g:nificance.
Our ~ have received and
hopefully will continu...-receive
prolonged applause. Certainty they
will at the Fairgrounds on the 4th.
But so too do the spouses and
f am iii es of those who 1erv1
deserve public recognition for their
sacrifice. "They serve too, who
also sit and wait" has hit the cHche
plateau.
But the truth at the heart of the
cliche remains. Those left behind
at home when loYc one1 went in
hann'a way, suffered the anxiedet
that could not even be tempered
by tho troop'• digging ln and
mobilltatioo actMtics.
Some apou1e1 did not return.
Because the casuall)' oou.nt wu
relatively low, time and euphoria
may have already obtcutcd that
aacrifice. {Did you know &hat two
IOldien from Moreno Valley died
ln tho Gull War?) It is simpfy
p>d that the County OOP-fl
U1Urina that a remembrance and
honOr lor our veterans and their
ramlllea la woven tnto our
traditional celebrations.
FIYe women. rcptaenlina the
IPO'*I and famUJa of Daert
Stof'lrl. will be honored at the
Fa~ oo the FOwth: SOnll U...... wito of Army ~
Fraadt Umil; l..Ori Walbr, wtfl
o1 Navy Senic>r auer Petty Ofllclr
Mlcbael Walker, Khn ·S~
1rife of Air Pora Captam EdwW
SkiblntkJ; Wendy McCarthy, .WW.
of Marlno a..p. Captiia llJcbard
McCarthy. and Lcwen Ooeu, wtfe
of Coaat Ouard LleutcnHt
Commuder BOb Ooeti.
Hau otl to tbae women, ihclt
.,._ ind famiHel; -the
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PEBBLE BEACH -Medolist Sindy
Oalbnltb of Fountain Volley continued
hit remark.able play Wedneaday in the
80th annual California Golf ~don'•
(State) Amateur 0.ampionship at Pebble
Bea(':6 Oolf Lint• but defending
chUnplon Olarlie Wi of Thoutand Ow
... 11 not man in 1991. ' (
The ~'Oki Oolbnlth .ered a
polr .of Vlctoriel to ........,. blto tbil
momiltc'• quartarftnolt. Oolbrolth alao
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me and dae a.lioe a., CM." D1111Kr
,taid, "Wo ore ........ ID -two pal
•thlotel -widely dl«erent orenru toniPL But Ille)' llwo O oommoa pl -..., _ .........
DllFIF lalcl of c.o.ot't e ........ .... I,.,.., the America~. Ol&t
c~np1ll,..-.._ introduced c...r
... pllll llld bim widl I ..... ud I
Hfelll I ............ in the BBC. .._,... ....... -.....
g:~il~f::u.,~ --nouplD_., ...... 1
--lleiJ>& ..... witb -_. rMIMhlMa."
D11 tr then turned to Prwll aad
told: "Ho -the -"' • lilbt ead md Howord CooeU ooce coiled lilm.
Mr. AP-World. He't my -la pool
ud ww ..,.r been -· I pe you
• ""' dur lrlcnd of ....... -Francie."
"11lio plaque will ao oa tbe Wiii ol
... La1-Do¥cin~
...... ••• ,..... Mid. ...... tpe•t • ... .,, __ ............ ..,,Clob
lld ...... .., opedol alPt for -1
1PP19dtl• the ~ from Tom. It's
-• _,,.. ....... md tbil ii a
""' ........ honor for ... . 'l1lil lo my teCOnd home Ind my time
I -to relu, I come here. If uy ol ,... ore in the vicinity or StevenlVille, be
""" md """ in •• Deemer apped the relevant portion
of the evenina by 1ayin1: "We
appreciate the honor you beatow on us
for """'piing oheee ploques md lifetime
membenhips. You are both winners, not
only in lpOIU but in life itaell.
"I had call1 from Mlctoy Mantle (1
1990 inductee) ond Jerry Torbnian,
(UNLV bv•--IDd Mo• 88c Hall ol Fame wftcr) IOday .
Micby ....... to _..,... .. tbil ,..,..
-bvt ... hod • $30,000 '*"' •'-to -nd IDd couldo't ..U. k.
Tubnlan had """" ...,.;q to tW:
cani of.
"Now comes the lwd pert -the
.,.,,._ badt to lrrelcvaot WeolUe
Salata dell. I Jive you that iiwticu11te,
jock 1tul'fina .ewer contractor but before
we do, we need to cleanse the room."
He I hen pretcnted Mier. John
Sam.-who taid: "God, you made
Paul Salata. 'Jbere will never be another
like him. Thank you. Whenever I pray
for Paul Salata, it it irrdcvant."
S. IRRELEVANT,W
-tho -Iii tlllo ~t in 1971 but had to IC 9fdt~,t ~llCI ir.-r-~c-CWrNat
rmish. ' ·•U ' "'" ~the ... ,. at Wednetdly's 1..-n1 XVI banquet at the Balboa Bay Club were (from left) OwisJ>t and Linda Stones, Dennis and Judy Conne<.
Oalbroith fint ditpc.d Of Alo Drobb __ L:'---' --------------------------------='-------------------' of Newport lleocb1 3-2. He tJlon ouated
Joey Ferreri, 2-1, in the oftel1l00tl rqund.
Fenari ac:ored one of the day's 1urprile1
when he beat 1989 champion and
penonol friend Cosey Boym on tbe 2111
hole of their fint-round match.
'm mad as hal, and I'm not t*ng It anymorel
-Oalbrlith had to •bore the tpOlli&h~
however, with Ple11anton'1 Bryan
Pemberton. Pemberton, the Nonhem
California Goll Auociation'a at-larfC pick
for the toum1ment, edged Wa, 3-l.
Pemberton wu the runner-up in the
NOOA'• 1990 Amateur Tournament.
Wt sparkled in the momin1 round,
playin1 4·under-par golf while defeatins
Penn Valley'• Doug Farraco. But,
Pemberton was 2-under in the afternoon
match 1gainst Wi.
Pleasanton Hill'• Gary Vanier, who wu
aecond last year and the title winner in
1982, also won twice. So did 18-year-old
Eddie Davis of Suisun.
Also winnina two matche1 were
Piedmont'• Drew Sanden, Upland's Steve
Woods, LI Jolla'• Harry Rudolph Ill and
Menlo Park'• Mike Wiechert.
-By-DallJ' Piiot "'"' Hf"Yka
WeU, they are at It apin. 1be spenden
in Sacramento are looting for ways to fdl
their cofl'en with more money to spend
whicbeYcr way they ace fiL
It ii time to write to the memben and
the chairman of the Senate Committee on
Transportation to strongly urge them to
vote apinlt AB 494.
AB (94 would aulhorizc indMduaJ
counties to increue boat registration fees
by OYer 150 percent each year and to uae
the boot property !Uel peid by boot
ownen for any other purpoae. not related
to boaliOJ. All c:ountiea, including Orange
County, will have an incentive lo raid
boa,t property lues and alto inereaae boat
reptration lee.a.
'The bill tars.ell boltcn for tbil double
tu. while jporina other citizen• who uae
the 1tate'1 natural reaourect tor their
recreaation, indudin1 aolfen.. IWimmen,
skien, campers, hiken •rid beach-pn.
Faimesa demandJ
1hat counties not be
authorized, as they
would be by AB 49-C, to
raid boat taxes for their
general fund purpc>ICS
and 1hcn to charac
boaters a aecond time
through additional
registration fees.
AB 494 recently
passed the State
Assembly by the
minimum number of
required \IOtea. It needs
to be stopped in the
llclllFlll•
Boating
Senile Commitlee on -----Transportation now.
It i1 time for all recreational enthusiasts
to write today, from the uilon racing or
cniising, power or tail, waler U.ien, the
ftshennen that renl 1 boat or have their
own, to the sun and se1 wonhippcrs
drifting along in their own private vessel,
ror there may not be a IOIDOrnJW.
The Otiainnan of this committee is the
Hononble Quentin Kopp:-IND-San
Francisco, San Mateo. bur own Marian
Bergeson: R, Newport Beach, is also on
this committee. They can be reached at:
State Senate, State Capitol Room 30S6
(for Kopp) or 4082 (!or Bergeton),
Sacramento, 95814.
Let'• remind them that a "No" vote in
committee will send a message to counties
that fucal rt'.sponsibility begins at home.
0
Last week Audi/North Saila Race Weck
was a tremendous success with 24 local
Orange Coast boats participating. The
moderate Lona Beach winds (considered
to be moderate to heavy in Newport
Beach) preacntcd a great opportunity for
fair competition in all four raoca.
Local placen included in dass A: third,
Witch Doctor, Barth/Bums (Newport
Harbor Yocht Oub); founh, IP1 OK, ~
Beery (Balboo Yocho Oub), IDd fifth,
Concorde, Norman WilliamtOG (NHYq .
In cl.,. C, the oceen one deti&D cllSI
of Scboc::k 35a, which alto won the Audi
Qualtro Perpetual for the motl
competi!M class, w.cbief, tailed by
Hanly, Re.,_ and Foumler (llolU•
Corinthlen Yecbo Oub) toged llCCOnd
IDd Bold Forl>e., Ed Cummint (BYC)
came up third.
In clw D, the only locol fint place
winner wu Jeff Farwcll's Wylie 38
O.nor, from NHYC.
n 11 RkMnl,.,,, •• 11oeu,. cola••
eppnn la tM Orw.aie Cout 0.lly Pllol
""7 Jll•ndo,r.
Ra•d-sett1n1 Angels roll on, 10~51 VILLA NOVA Presenta
By ClllV Holll ,, __
KANSAS
CITY, Mo. -
Tait about
hovln1 the beat
-ofboth-
.. c.11fornla'•
Mart Lanpton ·
benefited from a
16-hlt 1ttoclt ftvm hil olfente
wltlle hil defenlO WU IOltiJI& NI
Amoricon Loque record witli its
13th atrai&ht errorlcu pmc in a
1().5 victory ,,.., the Ketu Oty RoJ.-lo oa W~ nipL
I can't ..,, onouah "" our
offenH: th•y won the f"me • toniP~" talol '-""' ( 12 2),
wtio _, hil fifth In 1 ""' ond
10th in hil lotl II ~ ollowinc
fM rum and Ill< htll In •ilht , .......
HJt'i 1 dfffenint team than we
Md IMI ,_.,, Tiiiy """" wantiaa
to ploy ... id ,do'"-. You Ill""' Ii ov1~ .. 1c111t -il'•• ....
•IML
Q"h.U. ICONd Ila w on
-""" hi Ibo lint ....... ud ••••• from tMn, 1ttJtoup :::f" ---Ill .. .......... .,,= ... .......... _ "'
-II," I I too -. "'noJ
Angels schedule
stoyed ~ the whole -(Brion) 'McllM lo up !Mn ond
hlu the l1nt pltdl for • -la
the •ilhtb hlniJla whon I thou<t
ho mi&Jtt be taki•"
Tho A•l•I• flnlohed lllelr
lonpt road trip of Ibo~ at 7 ...
bvt ftolthed "'OlillY -ozartin&
the trip with tluM ....... t -in-. ''Th'-• -... loll& time
to tpend .. tM ........ --Doua Rader 11ld. "11'1 wry
cl4fllcult whoo ,... -• _.,..
foolr ......... in tban. lt't IOocl to
-IMobohlndua."
-lwn't boen ·mudl ol1n
-.... totho~-noi•h•ol tlle1r -•"'1 lo6. ~City ........ -"'111 IMI 10 ____ .....
-for tho llllrd ti.. ... -· .. ,,.,. ..
•
Dodgers blow 2-0 lead
after 8; fall in 11, 3-2
LOS ANOELES -Kevin Mitchel~ in /~
hit lint pmc since comhl& off the ~iffl. diMbled lilt, homered in the flth lnnin&
Wednaday ni&ht 11 tho San Francilco
Oianll rellled to beat tho Lot Anaelel 1
Dod&en 3-2. I
Mall Williams tied the -In the
nhltb blniJI& with • -.OUI, IWOonu> homer off Ramon
MortlMI 11 the Son Prwi.o -ill tbnh stnipL
Mhc:hell, who hadft't pleyed ainc:. June 3 beaua of an
ill)ured rl&bt '"-· ent"""' the -.. a pincll bitter in tho nintb and popped out ID aecond. 1'wo inn ... lotcr, ho hit
hit I Ith '->e run off tile ...... off Tim Cnwl (:Is 1).
Joi! Brmtle)' (:Isl) pllCbed the IOlll innin& fo< tho Oianll,
"rlkiol out Stan J""'"r ID end tho -with Brett Butler on
third.
MottlMz -1 -.llittcr Into the ninth and ,,._ within
UOUt ol ..... t ..... _hit btrthlhutovtoltbe-.
Ha waited leMdolf boltor Mike Felder ond Willlamo, bl • Jc
fo<·27 ....... blt ltil IOlll bcne ""'cl tho,_.,, -a-t-hill bl nl.. honlnp. llruct '"'t
111\'eft and waited bar,
8tod --up "'1ot hilt Ind U...c -in _.. Ina... Ht. dkl ftOI strike out a bitter for the tint tJme In 16 -............. toolt the -la .... laenh ... -·-fly
llJ Kol D'oiolo, ""° wroocbo4 ltil -""""""' llnt -·
Ovoiolt - -"' ... -.... --to CntiMla 111 ;'1111111' • M19 rtic .,_ 11ce 1-19 •min..
•
lll!AOI -bl • -...... , ..... Ol);qln
.. ,....., ..... -.... --ICokoro al"""" ., .. -w a ~ = 111 Ibo Beach -""' von.,i.ou Clololc... . .
'l1le 16 Hd -· -of Kol<oro finished eiplh out of 51 -... ''II'•• ...... , from the Oranie Cout Area 1a that dMeloa, .. ....... Lu1oo (112 killl), Brian !Ullehel (26 dip) and ootlor 1-1
0..-.. (I•-.) led tho woy. .
.._.... won played al ..,.ra1 dil!uenl •lies llu<JuPoul Soulhom
Oillfonla. Day one of lbe 10W11amen1 comilted ol pool play wlllle
... IOp lhRe -advanced 10 lb• champ-hip bracket ...... ~ day. Teams wen: seeded, I 111"'"8)> 16, in a double·
tliminatioa aepnent for the remainder of the tou.mameat.
Balboa S.y ot Newport Beach won the 1"4-and-under diviaion with
a 15·13 vickl"ry OYOr Karoalli (Oahu, Hawaii) in a one-pmc
ebampionlhip al Ille Newport Ambauador BuUc!ins in Irvine oo
Tueaday as Mall Wrighl and Jeromy Bart played well. Kotoio'1 14·
and-under club finished fourth u Wesley Bnuh (58 killl), seller
Ryon Selrlllllon (88 assisll) and Ryan Schell (18 oemco aces) played
effectively.
Kokoro~s 16-and-under team, the same group of playtn who won
the-silver medal two ycan ago in this tournament u elahth sraders,
wu seeded third, but Kokoro lost to Santa Barbara, IS.fl, 11 ·15, lS-
13, in Ibo upper br-*ol of Ille chan>piomhip round at Weat Torraaco
Hilb; In JO maldiea, Xbtoro linilbecl 8-2 in Ille four~ """1Wnent.
LulOI and OuQa attcod F-.in Valley Hlab while IUllCbol attends
EdiJOn, ac:cordhl& IO Kotoio Coac;b Carloo PlanoDi.
Teams from Canada, Hawaii, Salt J..ake Oty, Seatde, Fruno, Santa
Crui and San Diego participated in the tournament, which wu
opo.-by Ille Soulbem California Volleyball Allocialion.
Five Kokoro teams -the 18-and·ul\(ler, thtcc lrom the 16-and·
under divi&ioo and a 14-and-under team -will·'partate in the Junior
Olympics, which wiU host teanu from over 40 state& and begin with
operung ceremonies on Monday.
Alllll.I
From .81
"We I.eave these games behind
us and hope we can win in
Oakland." manager Hal McRae
said. "If you play good, you can
win any place." .. _
Wally Joyne r extended bis
hitting streak to 10 .aamcs with
three hits, including a fint~i.nn.ini
single and a two-run triple in the
third.
Mark Eichhorn pitched the
ni nth and walked Jim Eisenreich
with two outs, the fmt base on
balls he's issued since last Sept.
15, covering 168 batters.
Kansas City's Mark Gubicza,
making his first start since his
father died Friday, lasted just two,
thirds of an inning. He was
charged with all six of the Angels'
fint·inning runs.
The Angels, who haven'!
commiltcd an cnor since June 12,
broke the errorless streak set by
the Detroit 1\tc11 in 1963. The
1975 Cincinnati Reds and the 1991
St. Louis Cardinals hold the major
league record of 15 games without
an error.
Mu: Venable, Dave Parker and
Luis Polonia had run .. coring
1in&lea in the first inning as
Cafifomia sent 11 men to the
plate. Lance Parrish, playing in his
tint game since coming off the
disabled list Tuesday, doubled in
the other run.
Gubicza (3·4) left after Polonia'•
single in his second at-bat .of the
inning.
California got three more runs
in the third off Andy McGaffigan,
two on Joyner's triple.
•
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The NCAA
Pr•1ldent1
Com111i11fon
decided
W~doo1day 10
press forward
wflh academic and
refonn.
At the end of a twcMI.,
mcctina. the pniaidcnta ••noueoed
aeyeral key legislative .,,_io
they will present to a YOte ot
achooll at tbe January CODYentioe,
most nota~y 1trCn1thenln1
academic standarda. •
The tre.hman eligl'biHly Nie,
popularly known aS Proposition 48,
wtU require a 2.S-gradc average on
a 4.0 scale instead of the cunent
2.0 -or C average -in college
preparatory or core counes.
lo oddition, 0-COR -will be incn>acd from 11 IO 13
~th 1tu.dent1 c:boolina from math,
&afloh or oalural -·
At the IUllC time, a sliding
index will be PIOIJ(ll<d for lhe
other COAtpODeni o( Proposition 48
-miftimum lat KOrea on college
entrance UllDI. A 700 on lhc SAT
iJ now • roquirecf, buj under the
new .Plan an 800 SAT score would
qualify a oore made point of 2.25
and a 900 would make a 2.0 core
fVlde poinl ollowable.
The 44-member commission aho
endorsed a tausber requirement
for contin:uU., efi&ibility, requiring
alhlctcs to c:ompk:tc 2S percent of
their wort toward a specific
degree by the end ,of their third
year in school, SO percenl by Ille
end of the fourth year and 75
percent in the fifth year.
In an effort lo give presidents
more control over coaches, there
will ·be a proposal requiring
coaches to.a.ct prior approval from
their prclident for all outside
income. Many coaches at high·
profile programs can double or
even triple their university salaries
with such things as shoe contracts
and summer camps.
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Cohen, wbo -.aaed boxing lfUI ... _
Rocky Ona-, died Tuesday nlahl -""--
after a tenatllY Hlncsa.
' He wu 87.-
Family memben said Cohen spent several yean
as the ~ for Oruiano, who held the
middleweight utle in 1947 and 1948.
Cohen is 1wvived by his wife, Jeaneltt; bis aon,
Herbert; four grat\dchildren; and six great~
grindchildren.
Funeral services were planned for 1 p.m. today
at Green ,Acres Mortuary.
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SAN DIEGO -Oary Joboon bu :I =ed 11 co-skipper and vice
ent of the America'• CUp
t I te syndicate America3 and will
rwjotD the cable sporu television network ESPN,
be .anounced Wednesday.
Jobson, 40, had philosophical differeneeo wilh
Amrica3 president and c:o-tkipPer BUI K.oc:b
lbaat the selection of the team's afterguard. the
poiidons tha! give commands to the resl of the
ialllnc team. .en was my vision we should define the whole
afterauard now or at least have some type of
competition," Jobson said. "I felt l 1hould -decide
i-we should do 11. It became clear Bill bad
olher ideas."
. "I am leaving Amcrica3 witti mixed emotions,''
he uid. "Bill hu put together a wonderful t.eam
o( highly motivated men and women. I know that
l'U miss the day-to-day involvement with them but
· blendin2 video and sailing hu always been DI)'
dream.'T
Jobson won an Emmy for his coverage of tbe
1988 Olympics for NBC and served u •
commentator for ESPN during the 1987 and 1988
Americ:u Cups.
MIAMl -The contract for Miami --.,,..-
Heat center Rony Seikaly is a nine, •-#
year deal for about i31 million, r ..
bopsting him ahead or such stan u ----
Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing in averaao
annual sala.ry, published reporu said Wednesday.
Seikaly's contract averages $3.4 million per year,
The Miami Herald reported. The Fort Lauderdale
Sun-Sentinel put the avenige at S3.S3 million.
Both papen said the package ii backloaded,
with Seikaly averaging at least S4 million aver the
final ICVC" ycais.
"It's an incredible, incredible deal," one NBA
general manager said.
Oevcland forward Hot Rod Williams, who
signed a $26.S million offer sheet with Miami tut
summer that was then matched by the Cavalieri,
leads the league with an average annual salary of·
$3.S million. Jordan avenges SJ.2 million, Ewing
$3.1 2 million, Akeem Olajuwon $2.74 million and
David Robinson $2.6 million.
-BJ 1k A6.ad8t«I,,.....
Quote ol the day
"In eucnc.e, what sports betting does is
transform the betting line into the bottom
line. When our fans begin to leave games
feeling disappointed or cheated even though
'their' team h11 won, that spell.I trouble," -
NBA Commissioner D1Yld Stena, teitifyina
before a Senate JudK:iary sub<lolnmittec.
Lansford
ma; return
by August
OAKLAND -Carney Llnllord
could be back wilb lhe Oal<land
Athietk:I by August I despite a
New Year's Eve snowmobile
acddcnt docto11 feared would end
hi1 career, lhe team 11Jd.
F0t Jutt $20 we'U run your 1,av,·· 9d WI our aut·
-HOiion, with • p1c1.,.. ol your -· for 3 con---yo. Copy mual be·-by
"Until a few weeks ~· cYen
.the auys on the team didn t expect
me 10 come back and play,"
Lansford said ,
"But after a pertod of time I
no1tced playen watchlq me run in
1he outfield. And they'd make
commenlJ like, 'You are aoil'.ll to
be back lhis year, aren't you?' And
I pld, 'l lold you. I'm comln1 bock
-this year."'
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llJtmenll. and doclon waned lbal
his e1reer mfaht be finllhod.
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Choe: Cl)UtiJ Surf EYent.
Surfing
ClrilB~
S-,Ouda
IDd IUcbla
Coltim are
UM?GI the
marquee
=~ titles will be
awarded in
divisions
including Junion
(12-17), Mens
(18-and-older)
and Professionals
(all agea). The
event will run
from 7 Lm. to 4 p.m and all
prociecda will ao to Children'•
Hospital of Orange County in
Santa Ana.
This event was founded by the
mother of Oary Olsby of
Huntington Beach. Oary, now one
of the top professional surfers on
the PSAA Tour, was involved in a
head on collision with a drunk
driver, while on his way to a
surfina contest in 1985.
Both Oary Oisby and his friend
Jason Knudson. one of the top
amateur aurfen in California at
the time, nearly lost their lives in
this incident. The drunk driver was
killed on impact. After extensive
rehabilation by both Olsby and
Knudson, they're back in the water
competing and enjoying the sport
they love.
It'• no wonder that Mrs. Oisby
has a pain in her heart !or young
, kids tbat arc 1uff ering. And not
only that, she can see the pain
throu&h a mother's eyes and she
knows exactly what the parents at
CHOC are feeling.
The CHOC Charity Surf Event
is being hosted by the PASt.,
Premier Amateur Surfing League
(CBSA), Billabona Surfwear, and
Huntington Surf and Sport. KIIS
FM (102.7) is broadcastina live
from the event.
If your company wishes to make
a donation as well, please make it
payable to CHOC. For
1nfonnation phone David Sauers at
(714) 841-7014.
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The PSAA has contracted
former ASP Executive Director,
NSSA National Team Coach and
Competition Director Ian Cairns
of Western Australia as a tout
consultant.
Cairns will apply his expertise to
alt aspects of the tour, with apeciaJ
emphasisoo judging and
martetina. The PSAA is looking
!or Cairns to boost the organi.zat
ion to the highest level of
competitive 1urfm1.
As a competitor, one can only
conclude that Cairns' preaence on
the tour will only make the PSAA
that much better. The sianing of
Cairns clearly displays the PSAA's
commitment to excellence for
professional aurfina.
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After a year of directinJ the
Western Surfin& Associatton in
Huntin.aton Beach I am re1ianin1
so I can aJve 100 percent of my
effortt to trainiria and competing
fuU·timo once .,a.in on the PSAA
tour.
'> After the WSA West Coast
1r OWnpk>nships this Saturdlf It
• Ooiden West Street in Huntinston
I Beach, my mother lb abo wilf no
bn aon,er be affiliated with tho
Western Sudlna Aaodatlon.
Sbo la limply ex.bauated bccau1e
r.1 of all the ldminittntiYc h•les
and dilputea with other
orpniaationa, and wants to act on
with her life in other arcu.
Al for myself, directina contetts
and pu,nu{nc other interests wu
fun It lima, but at 22,.... of ap
I would ntber be oompetlna tn
IUtfiDa ewnu tun time. not hoedata them. Plainly, I p lick
fJ ud tind ol w1tchi .. m, peen
compete from the lideUMI. a
plllCI J don't plan on occUpyina
apia 1ot 1t ,..., another io ,W..
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tclevlaion rovonuH
ea;o,.ed by tew frma
New York, Loa
Anplea, Chicaeo ud .&.vtu MacPhail other lvae markets. '~ ... ,
Wbca the Twilll didn't n:.-0 free qeat Gary
Oaetti durins the c6euon ~, MacPIWf llid ~
couldn't afford to match Callfomia·a four...year,
Sl 1.4 million offer for the former AU-Star third
bueman -it appeated the pre4ictiona of sbitn
and doom bid come true.
So who could Kave tbouaht that this year's
1Wina, just eight months removed from a Jut-
place finiah, would be threatening to run away
with the AL West becauac of a talent infusion
that included free agents Jack Morris, ChiH Davis
and Mike Pa&)iarulo?
Morris could have.
"I came here because I believed in this team,"
he said. "I envisioned this."
Tuesday was just another example of how the
three playen, who will cost Pohlad about $6
million this sca'son, have helped turn the Twins around.
Davis pulled into a tie for the major-league lead
with his 17th home run, PagJiarulo erased a S-4
deficit with a two-run homer and Morris won his
seventh straight start as Minnesota beat the
Toronto Blue Jays 8--6. The victory was the Twins'
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lr.t; contrtbUton.
Scou Bricbon. WbO brub Into tie lilajon a ,_....,T~,hllwaa 12*8ilbl .....
INda ~u with a t.39 BRA. l8d • 111c _..., c, Youna fa"Orite. ChUc:t KnlHdt, • top AL
rookie, hu plugged the Twina' Ions-time tee0nd
tiUe void. Shane Md II OM ol Mlafteaota'a
hottest batten. Ste\IC BedlOliaa ii u e«ec:t.M
bu~ setup man. Pedro Muoa loob like a
future outfield star. Scott Liu ~ be Oaetti's
heir at third base.
Eric:bon, Knoblauch aild Leiua were draft
cbOicea. Bedrosian and MUDOI came in trades.
Mack arrived via the lilijor-leacuo draft.
That'a why dcapite the llllClCell, of Davil, Morrit
and Paj)iarulo, M1ePbiil said Wednesday, '11\e
clubs that rely primarily Oft free aacncy fail . The
bottom line is just that simple.''
But it doesn't bu.rt to have a few.
Morris is 10-S and, after a tcm1>le 1tart, has a
2.S6 ERA during hia winnin1 streak. He has
pitched 113 2-3 inn. _p_rcJYing that at 36, be is
still the ri&ht·handed bUIJdoS who won 198 games
with Detroit from tm·90. He is suarantced $3
million this aeason and ii ahead of pace to reach
every incentive clause in bis contract.
Besides being tied for tbe AL lead in homers,
Davis is near the top in RBis (48), slugging
percentage (.550), total bases (138) and extra-base
hits (32). The DH wu also batting .287 and drew
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WIMBLEDON, BnaJand -Heavy rain
tonncnted Wimbledon far the lhUd 1traiaht
afternoon today, wipiQc out matt matches and
mapifyin& the 1oumamca1'1 .,-.. gridlock.
But the wet weather cleared in the ~ly
cvenin& and Gabriell Sabatini and Jennifer
Copriati acorcd •traiaht-.... ri ...
Sabatini, the second teed. defeated Monique
Javcr 6-4, 6-0. Caprialit seeded ninth, won 6-0, 7.5
ow:r Shaun Stafford.
Natalia Zvercvo, accdcd 12th, compleced a 7-6,
6-4 victory that wu interrupted for 6~ houn by
nin.
The toumamenl k>st ill fust teedcd player
when Richey Rcncberg finished off a 6-4, 6--3, 6-4
upset of 12th men's seed Andrei Qcrkuov in a
match that begu Tuesday.
The long rain delay further complicated an
already meuy achedulc u 77 of today's 100
matches were washed out. Some playcn originally
Kl to play Monday still have been unable to get
on court.
Five matches were completed today before the
rain began. Women's seeds Nathalie Tauiiat and
Ankc Huber scored straight·sct victories, while
Americans Pam Shriver and Tami Whitlinger also
won.
'the 11th-seeded Tauziat defeated Regina
Rajchrtova 6-4, 1-S and 13th seed Huber won 6-1;
6-2 over German compatriot Veronika Martinek.
Shriver, a three-time Wimbledon scmifmaJist,
completed her 6-0, 7-S victory over B1ltirnore
neighbor Andrea Lcand just before the rain
began.
Founh.1eed Jim Courier, oriabWIY RW' 11 C to
play Rodolphe Gilbon on MoDday, -d hopin1 to play today.
Courier's contest wu rained out Mondly, wll•
all 66 matches were waabcd out by a .........
rain. He WU ICt to ~ IOCODd '.J'uelda1 OD CIDlut
14, but the precedina match betwe• n.a
Ganiaon and San Oomor -doia,.d 2\t -.
by a slippery court.
By the time Garrilon bad defeated Oomot, the
afternoon riins had bepn and Courier apin WM
left in the kder room.
Jimmy C.Onnon allo w1:1 rained out both d8)'I
and hoped 10 play Veil Palobclmo today ..
Top-seeded Stefan Bdbera. who u defendl ..
men's champion traditionally plays the flnt CMIN
Court tn1tch of the tournament, wu blllDPld to
the second match oo 'l'Uadlly and could DOt
romplete hil battle with Switzerland'& Man:
Roaet.
Edbcfl led M, M, 0.1 when nln forced ploJ
to be abandoned late Tuesday afternoon. R4*llt
managed to break his own mark for the futelt
serve of the year with a 134 mph ace ......
Edberg. •dain& hil earlier matt of 132 mph IOI It
the International Players Qampionships at JC.er '
Biscayne, Fla., in March.
Preceding Edbcfl on ~ntrc Court wu Martlu
Navr1tikwa, 1\'ho played poorly but still woo lier
record lOOth 1inglea match at Wimbledon. She
rallied from three service breab in the lut IOI to
defeat Elna Reinach 4-6, 6-2, 6-4.
Reinach, 22, a lanky South African wbo
repeatedly hit win.Den off Navratiloya'a lecoed
serve, reKhed balls that seemed out of her flnll·
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Wimbledon referee Alan Mills was
asked to sum up the first three
rain-soa ked days o f the
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resume after 1 6Y.i·hour de~ay and issued a written 1talement ~
reducing !Orne of the baeklog of "At this 1tage ii is too early to
fint-round matches. deddc i.f we will have to pllJ on
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matches had been completed in helpen ia involved and a dedsion
th fi cmnol be taken liptly." e int three days, compared to Milli iaid later at a MWI
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Mills' mood was as miserable as
the weather Wednesday as
Wimbledon continued to suffer
from its wettest start in histo ry.
The rain has so disrupted the
schedule that Wimbledon officials
uid they couldn't rule out the
unthinkable -playing on the
middle Sunday for the fint time.
"The situation is not quite
critical but it is getting ciOIC to
that," Mills said In late afternoon
u sheets of rain pounded the AU
England Oub. "It hu obviously
been a very frustrating and
depreuing three days."
But the skies cleared a few
the average of 180. conference: "I don't think lt ia
Even if all fmt-round matchea ncccau.ry 11 this point 10 ,..,. oa
are not completed until next Sunday. The only wry one ooukl
Monday, it would be pouible to do that is if the weather ptl even
wind up on schedule by wonc than it ii at the &MmenL ..
eliminating all rest days for the Any final decision would blw to
winners during the second .week, Mills said. be made by Wlmbledoa'1
Championships Committee In
But Milla said he would rather qreeme.nt with tocal offidalt.
extend the tournament into 1 third "II is not just the tennil that ia
week than play matches. thia to be taken into considendan,"
Sunday. In the 114-y'ear history of Mills said. Kit ii aJI the 00...k:
Wimbledon, the middle Sundly thinp that have to go Oft ud be
has always been a day off. organized with all the c:ontndOn
But the fact that offtcials were and the atewarda and bala.a,. ud
even talking about the poui'bilil)' lincapeople. The whole oper81ion
of playina on Sunday undencored needs a tremendous amount ol
how worried they had become. organization to brina in the
Christopher Gorringe, chief Sundly pl1y."
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IOpbomor& al K.encvcty. He
1ver11ed 1.1 rebo'\tncf1 ror S,tllCUN. no oolecdom al EIJlo wu louclly
-by IMt ll the Sports Miil,
but Oenaral Muqcr Elli• Baylor
defended Ille c:lloice.
"We tblok be bu peal alhletlc
ability," uld Baylor, who_ ployed
with Ellia' father, LeRoy Ellil, on
the J,Uen from 11162~. "We
were 3mpreued by his pollaeuon
play thil )<ar. He bu aoocJ sW:
IDd can run the ftoor. U be needs
to do anythlna. ii is work on his one.nee."
llJlil said be would show the
fans they were wrong~t~ boo him.
"Tber're going to have a rude
twakcrung in a year or two," said
Ellis.
"It is a surpriJe to me that the
Oippen intend me to play backup
center, but I pltyed ccnler all my
tile and I'm happy to play center. l
think I'm more of a power
forward, thoulb."
Shuler said EJlis will be used u
a power forward occuionaUy.
.. When we began we bad two
needs." said Oippers Coach Mike
Shuler. "Improved play in the
backcoun was our No. 1 priority.
We :r.croed in on Doc Riven and
he's improved our team
tremendoualy. We did not have to
.break up our starting unit to get
Doc."
The Oippen gave up their first
choice -the ninth overall
aclcction -plus second·roond
draft pleb in 1993 and J 994 for
RMn.
The Hawks already had the ISlh
ud 30th picks in the NBA draft.
With two second.round picks.
the 37th and 38th overall, the
Cippcn drafted Elliot Perry or
Memphis State and Joe Wiley of
Miami.
Los Angeles alJO lndcd reserve
pant Winston Garland to Denver
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tbilllr. ~ -~ thll I WU No. I U b WU -I fD ID Charlotle. I bad bcord aD die opoculatloo ud lll Ille I on leadifts
up 10 die draft. I thlut I cu do for Charlonc what I did for V-"
Owens, lrom Syrac:uao, -WU favored by New Jenq player
pennnnol diftctor WiUil RMd and cooch Bill Fltdl, but Ille Nets'
ownenhlp wanted the fl""'1 Andenon, belieWI& the O«qia Tech
90phomore point suard bu a better chance to ·c1raw fana to the
moribund Meadowlands Aren1. Anderson wu a bi&h IChool hero in
New Yori< Oty.
"A kenny Andcnon comes along only once every 10 yean or IO.
We looked at nest year'1 draft and felt there waa only one ,x>int
guard, and there wen at leut three No. 3s (lorwardl), .. II.id Joe
Taub, a minority owner ct the Neta,
"I'm a k>ng·raoae kind of penon. It came down to looking for
immediate help or meonc for the future. We felt we needed a point
guard to mate the other pl.,en better."
"They told me they wanted me right along," Andcnon said. "All I
can do it go in with a a;reat anitude. 1bcrc's a lot of work ahead, but
New Jcney bu a piece of my bean now."
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) -After sitting on the 1idelines until
the lut three picks, the Loo Angeles Lalten made Oral Roberts
forward Anthony Jones tbe 52nd picl: of the draft Wednesday.
Tbc 6--foot·7 Jonc1 8\lcrqed 19.S points per game and 6.S rebounds
and wu named honorable mention NAIA All-America at Ora1
Roberts. He &pent two )'CUI at Connors State Junior CoUegc in
Oklahoma, where he avenged about 20 points, and one at Union
CoUegc in Kentucky.
1be Laken, who were seeking a backup guard, said Jones wu the
best player available in the late stages of the draft.
''He can shoot, and that'1 what we though we needed, especially in
the playoffs," said auistanl general manager Mitch Kuchak.. "Hil size
is probably that of an off·guard."
Coach Mike Dunleavy said Jones' good outside shot made him
attractive but added that the takers will have to take a closer k>ok at
him to detennine his chancel of mating the team.
"We have spots open to be made," Dunleavy said. "There are guys
we'll bring in as free agents who will also have a chance."
The Lair.en traded their fint-round pick, the lSth, to Golden State
in the deal that brought Terry Teagle to Los Ansclcs.
Owens finally got the call with the No. 3 pick by Sacramento,
which coveted Anderson because the Kings arc already k>adcd with
young forwards. ·
"I'm not really disappointed because it is a dream come true juat to
&ct to the NBA," Owens 11id. "Sacramento will be a different at.moJ.
pbere from Syracuse, but 1 will make the best of it and make them
happy they picked me."
in exchange for the Nuggets'
accond·round draft selection in
either 1996 or 1997.
The 29.-year~ld RM:rs averaged
15.2 points and 4.3 assists for the
Hawks in 79 games last scuon. He
allO led Atlanta in s1cals with 148.
Over his eigbt·ycar NBA career,
he has averaged 13 points and 6.8
usists per pme.
"Doc RiYcn is a veteran who
will bring great leadership," Shuler
said. ''This man knows how to win
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1be natioa.'1 oldest wortina jock.ey
WU lutpellded Wednelday lor JO
days for recldeu nciJll, Chari ..
Town R¥a olliciak said.
-"Willie" Clark. 69, will be b.ned from ncin1 until July 26
bece• al hil actionl in Monday's
thltd ,_ at Owlet Town, the
tndt said. .
IRVINE -Newport Harbor and I believe he will help u.s a
Hiab'• Billy Nl'lyen, brilliant u a great deal.''
junior in basketball and voUcyba11, River• , vacationing in
liut on the sidelines u a 1enior Milwaukee with his family, had
because of ditdplinary action, will said he wu resisncd to the trade.
oontinue his volleyball career at "If it happens, it happens. but J
Irvine Valley College, according lo like AtJ1n1a. There JUSt docln't 8-lca Coach Tom Pcstoleli. $CCm to be anythin& J can do
Pe1tolesi, who is the airl1 about ii," he said. ..Trades are 1 ~a11 COlch and a teacher at part or this busincu."
one
Estancia Hiah, toot .,.., the
OedglinJ reins at Irvine Valley Jut Rivers said be believes he can
fall. make a contribution in Los
IE.EVANT
!'tom B1
Salata brought up Larey Wanke
10 the podium before introducing
a myriad of sports per10nalities,
1111ny with a few words of
eacour.,.ment
Wanke, Mr. Irrelevant XVI
anMd late, perhaps 1etti11g wind
of what was takina place In
advance. Never-the-lea, he wu
1e1ted on the podium beside Paul
Sallta during the irrelevant
poctioo of the affair.
lnduded in the array of talent
• band wu New York Oiant
dofoallwe apeciallst Mark Collins, a
..,i.&t• of Cal State FliUerton,
wbo w11 sponinJ two World
Cllomplonshlp rlnp.
.. Wo have three quarterbKb
.... -. othelWilc the .. will be
oo oroblem." Collins said, then
Mhfaed: "Don't be late for
m 11tU• I.Del you probably woa't
..... lot o(money."
Jiii Villon, repRMatq tho
Ual .. ulty Athlotle Cl•b,
-'"" tbe 1-A Trophy to ..... II a bJshli&ht ol &be
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Sponsored by the Univeraity
Athletic Oub, Presented to l...any
Wanke, 1991."
Wank.e's John Carroll Univenity
coach and atblctk: director, Tony
OiCark> was on hand and wu
asked how come Wanke atteftded
a Division 111 school.
.. He lived in the nei&bborhood,"
DiCarlo said. "SerioUIJy, l'we bad
the good fortuno ol -"ina
about 12 transfers from DMsioD I ~--1n the tut four--)IMrt
(Wanke tran1fcrred from the
UnM:nity nl Pitllbwp). I.any
bu the be t a-Cl "!1 nl
them I have had ud be did a
groat job for \II. Wo were
fonunate to land Larry."
Also on bind waa Doua
llooltwalter, .tee ~t al Jolin
Carroll UnM:~ •
"What we wutod to tMdl him
WU how to 1ctm:• ho llikL "Wt
wanted him to be pre,..... b
anythlna that ....,.. aloot 1n Illa.
Whether he maket it with the
0'8ntl or not, we •ut him to
have, c:onf'klc.noe In •blt~r he
does In ti,..'.
Don Aadt.-ot Ille ~
COuoty Siootts A--a
preaentat1on alMI other ~·
celebritlol opob ID W-. l1My
lnd.adcd: = ~ krn; Loo. ~lid, Jiii a. .. on
lilld -n1 -Allo .. -..,. Cll s.... hl1noa ........
Somewhere beside a trail
·~the ..-line 00 the side
of. mouniain in nonhern lnq.
• woman squ"' uid p.. birtli
in the ICftC It is cold. The boby
is weak.
An old moo -.ipo. pnys
over 1 friend who ii too we.It
to go on, then ii gene, "-in
the river of refug<es flowing
out of Kurdian.
The child"'"· The lost
children. The tick, cold, ztiml, barefoot. ~
In the conbion and after-
math of Operation Deaert
Slorm. Sod<lam Hu.in ii driv· U. the Kurdish poopio ouo ol their
----in-northern lr.q.
Their dead ::en buried in their olw-douod and okq
the tortuoua tnill t Jctd over
the mountaino, ""'of lr.q and ....
the uncemin iinft of an Iranian
or 'iftmt '"'-ctmp.
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111>deiliila ..... ~ pidt
up tho IGI-c:ontlal and ct,...
the dwwlel. iT • bm ii 1 I iNe
Bot look ........ look. Then
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Dioura"~-Jt •• til<cial .
i1tttion aet up i,,. the Kurdish "'S:j.
rural Ccntit, a rcsilmed charity
in London.
Run "" Kurds, ~· of whom
htve friends and "''"'IVCI some· wi-aloiwt'--tniooutof
Iraq, the Kunlioh DilMlcT Fund
it an extreon:llnary lttempt ·to
bjopw the bu-.cnicy and ....
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please do it now.
While tht international
community wastes prcctous
timt debating the issues.
while relief supplies an: tied
up in customa and red tape.
the Kurdish ~ Fund is
alreadv .. worit in the f>eld.
BUt there's IO much to do.
And so little: with which to do
it . And if you turn away, if
l'!"' won' Stt what's hopponing. ~)W """'help. right"""' the
Kurds will continue to die for
IOfTIC t me to come.
S..1 we need money Wrth·
out it, mort Kurds will die.
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She hid trimmed otr •el lllr ori~nal 283 poundl with • llqldd
diet when she decided to lf1 u
exercise proaram. After two
months of aerobic claues al
Shope-Up Newport, 1hc decided to
haw a personal trainer twice a
week.
.. When I performed Sherry\
initial assessment, she weighed 203
pounds :ind hid 32 percent body
fat," recalls Robert Burns, owner
of Shape-Up Newport. "She
couldn't do one pushup.
"T<>Gethcr we created an eating
program that would soon become
her lifestyle of eating -low fats,
lots ot vegetables nnd very little
bread," Durns noted.
She learned that a three-fold
combination of diet, cardiovascular
.,., aucceed whea
..... n bawi r•ctt
ltecauH of th•
upcn 1ucntiol she
rMIMd from one ol &he IS
~ llMll traiftcn al Shipe· u; ~~ -which is offcnna I ....., S'70 diKOUat enrollment
inc.-tht darouah J u!Y 4.
"At Shape-Up Newpon, our
1ucc•• depends ue,on your
suQCUI." Duma said. We arc a
full-acrvice, limited mcmbcnhip
health club dedicated to lona·term
filnea
''You're not asked to 1icn a
con&ract for 11 year or more
because our membership is only
available on a month-to-month
basis," he emphasized. "Our
business plan depends on you1·
continued membership, and that
th•
COSTA MESA ROTARY
Co·Sponsanlll by
ShJpc-Up Newport owner Robert Burns supervises member Rick Cole's
''eight-machine workout. Shape-Up Newport, conveniently located In
Wcstcliff Plaz<> at 1 7th Street and Irvine Avenu e, Newport Beach, spe-
cializes in a personal appro<1ch to fitness training, with workouts tai-
lored to members' particular needs.
* CllJ ,, c-.-. * .... c.. ~ , .. .,,.. * o.111 ,,,.,
Thursday, July 4th, 1991 @ 7:00 p.m.
Orange Coast Le Bard College Stadium
a.ta Open It 7:00 P·•· • Entlltll•ent SUrtl It 7:45 p.11.
Tickets: $3.00 fer lld11ts, Cltll .. 112 ind 111der, FREEi
C-Ell I '1111 llr •.....,
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EVENING OF EVENT: l t e.rd Stadlutn Bo• Ofhce "°._._,._._ ___ .,.,._
depends on you r success."
Sh3pc·Up Newport offers a full
range of services, including: one·
Jn-one personal fitness training
conducted in an exclusive training
room for maximum privacy; a
spacious gym fully equipped with
free weights, wcighl machines and
complete cardiovascular and
circuit tratning equipment; ;ind
aerobic, Step Reebok and other
exercise clU!.!.es tuught by certified
in\11uctors.
In add1uon to its fitness ~erv1ces,
Sh.1pc-Up Newport nlso provides
a11r.1ctivc. comfortable ~hower und
locker rooms .ind a Sunrit/Wolff
T:rnning Center. \\hich is open
from <i a.m. 10 9 p.m.
A unique body wenr line is
av:ulable 3t th e Shape-Up
Oout1que loca ted adjacent to the
fitness center. The boutique offers
With an HONOR GIFT from the
American Cancer Society
Birthday? Annivenaryl Graduation? Any 1peclal
occulon la an HONOR Otft occulonf Ealy and
convenient to pve, an Honor Gift to the American
Cancer Society la a thouahtful exprealon of carli\i -
and one that 1uppot11 vital proarama of cancer re.arch,
education and patient -"tance.
When you live an Honor Gift, a card ii eent to Inform your
honoree that a atft ta.I been jlven in hil or her name. And you recclv an
~t card and receipt.
Shaw that ~I IOlneOM how much you care with an Honor Gift -
to your American Cancer Sodecy.
For more Worm.don, con~ your American Cancer Society.
..
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n 10 percent discount to all
members.
Personal trainers-nrc valuable to
people who need to lose S1 ~ or
150 pounds. Trainees must let a
time-limited gonl, which they'll
reach fo!.tcr than they might have
had they done the rtgimcnt
without ll trainer.
"You can succeed in losing
\\.eight ," Sherry Frazier vowed.
"You can become physically
healthy. There nrc people at
Shape-Up Newport who nre
willing 10 help you achieve your
goal. And I do highly recommend
m.iking the sacrifice of pcrwnal
tr:uning. It'!. \\.Orth it."
-Shape-Up Newport is
conveniently located in WCf&cliff
Plaza nt 17th Street and trvinc
Ave nue. Newport Beach. -For
additional informntion, call 631·
3623.
You can pic'k
best architect
\
in the county
The America n ln stitut~ oC
Architects' Orange County chnpter
1i. a'll..ins the public to vote lat its
fn"orite architectural project
through July 7 nt the Jewel Court
in South Coast Plaza In tosta
Mesa. 1
An exhibit or proJects submitted
by local architectural firms will be
on display os part of the AIA
Ornnic County's professional
dc~ign uwn rds program.
This exhibit will provide the
public an opportunity to view the
projects ond cast their votc.s for
the ''People' Choice" nward: The
winne r will be cho en from votes
cast by the public, and the t\ward
will be presented July 19 • 1hc
deslan nwords banquet.
On display will be <kttifM,
which have already been buil" 1n a
vnricty of cateaorlcs, lrom
commercial and industrial pij>jccts
to inilc·f amily re idcnti I h~.
"This is an opportunity Car the
public to .iivc input to tho
orchltc:ctural community abOut
their design prcrcrencu,
>mothing we look forward to eech
ycur in our People's ChOlc:c award
competition," uid Jo~n R.
Carakfan, AIA Oranae county
de ign Jircctor.
"Our goal 1s o chapter rlJ to
h:ave the public better undeMlnd
the role or ch ittcu play in
formul.11in1 their environment. We
hope this exhibit will help &o (lo
lhilt:'
'I he AIA OranJC ~ ii •
non·pfolh orpnlz11ion 1dfda1cd
to prc•nhla hWt atan<lanh Int.ht
atchilecture prof111lon. The
~Count.J cNipqr 1nd ·IP"tcn ....., ·--·"' .. l\oe1la1 Ill a1a,al •
..... Ji ....
"Marmaduket Move your tce-cream-truck-
look-out-post somewhere else."
ilLO A1'D JAl'fl8 I
Her low affair nad
end1d. She didn't want to live.
0
0
She threw herself
ln f"T()nt ot a
Zamboni.
by Jerry Scott ROSE 18 ROSE
by Jimmy Johnson
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Sunset: 8:14 p.m.
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Angry workers planting computer bolllb8 ft'lt Zll:llr ,.• ...
By Laura Myers vital information, but raiely does a type of vinu that wouJd have released on $10,000 bail. ........ ~ 11111111 I ..--~ "l
Thi Assocllted Prw the high-tech hacker get caught. destroyed vital rocbt project data. ''We're . hoping that this ··--~-~ ~
SAN JOSE Planting "Most of the time, someone Lauffenburger:'• goal, according prosecution lets proarammcn " .. f • 4
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oom puter bombs and viruses is the leaves the company ind then iii to a federal indictment, was to get . know that if they intend to abuao ByChlWI....,._, 1 \•
latest high-tech revenge for weeks .. l1~er things .•tart going rehired as a hiah-priced consultant the computer l)'ltem ... tboy"rc not TN · 1 ,, ,,._. i. .,
disgruntled workers, computer crazy, said ~gel Rivera. own~r to ru: the damage he created. He goi.n1 to get a aJap on the wrist.'' BATON ROUOB, La. -PIDt, it wu Zacbuy TQlor. Now oome
security experts said Wednesday. of .H&tA Micro . C.Onsul!•~ts !" quil May 29. said U .S. Attorney Mitchell quesdonl llboat ti.s man ICCUIOd ol tillinf the legendmy Huer 1..on,.
"It's like using a gun to take out ArhnJton •. Va., whteh 1pcciahzc110 Deml:>in, who ii prosecutina the "Ole Hiley codl be next,'' warned a puming Louisiana legillltOr. •
six pcoele in the c.ompan y who yo u cleaning vt~s out of computen. A fellow General Dynamics case. A ... ol Id .U.. ii plannina to di& up tbe J'CIDains of CU1 Austin
don't ltke, only you shoot up the ''The fact IS, you usually don't worker defused the plot by W~Jli !J to fiaa1N out why the )'OUl'I dQctor killod Long in 1935 -
oomputer and no one dies," said know who's responsible," Rivtra accidentally stumbling onto the Peter Neumann, a computer and ~le one tilcory that Lona wu actually 'killed by 1tls own
Philip Chapnick, director or the said. logic bomb. Lauffenburger . wu security expert with SRI pardt. • ·
Compu1er Security ln stilute in San In San Diego, the former charged with computer tampering International of Menlo Park, ·said Lone. known u the 'Kingfisb,' was shot in tW ~ ~tol he
Francisco. General Dynamics Corp. computer and attempted computer fraud. most casCs don't gel reported built as 1 populist but dk:tatOrial pemor from 1928.3t:iie ..._a :S.
A fonncr General Dynamics programm'er, Michael John If convicted, he faces up to 10 when diJgruntlcd worken 11bo&age tenator when he lilied at aae 42. •· AJ •
Corp. employee was arrested Lau(fenburgcr, was arrested for years in prison and a $500,000 the oompany on the WIY out the Wei•, 29, died at tho, llOe-ne after being shot by the sen I
Tuesday for plotting to destroy allegedly planting a "logic bomb," fine. H~ ple~dcd innocent and wu door. Jiiards. --===::::~~:::;~============================i;=3!:=%:i11~'' of ll\11 ;i....aption'prompted ~ miction ft<t111 .11ate -..,. r Miller~ IMd his collc1pes With *""'el tli'a8I -_,. Piitii~ COLORING CONTEST • · ~~ •P: "°'1'~ .... ~· ~ ~
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July 17·21 • Co1ftl •sa
Colorina eon-Rules & ........,.
One winner in each age group will be chosen. Each winner wiiT recaiwi 4 tickets to !h. Orange County Fatr. Winning~ wiff bt potW in h PW.
Am Exhibihon ot the Fairgrounds.
• Emr;.. mult be cornplet.d by a child in OM of the ogt ;roups litted below. Name, oddtw ond aga informotMM mw bt filled in.
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• Moil fin;.J..d --"" O."'Vf C-..,, Fo;,_ Spoc;.J C-., 118 Fc0r °'"'"·Cow Mooo, CA 92626. E.,..;., mutt ba ~by 5 pm. July 18.
• En~les wHI be judqed ot I pm, Fridoy, July 19;,, the FU.. Am llaponmont. WIMlng --wi! ba di~ ofiar 1ud9ing.
•All judged'"""'' moy be plclood up ot the Spoc;.J c.m..i. Oopottll..,. olow Iha fo;r, Monday, July 29, liom 10 mn to 5pm.
AeoGro.p 0 5&undor 0 6-8 0 9·11
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ud now ii.die ""fla1 .,-~-T.~ Is~ ;,il(c~
"N°", tbeYn:. ~ about ~· ~ ~.'if Huey Lone-Who mo,.. who'• next; ' ,
lflJldtather? Or mine?" ~ ; ; 11'e lawmaken tauahcd throughout Millen ,_,. , • -.,an, Miller loved ft .
"I think it's time we do something about this dlafa' up men lity
that's pervtiding thia country/' he said, but added ho wu MricM&a t
introducing lepiatioa to prohibit such exhumations in iouislana.
Teall were done on '1'8yk>r'1 remaim because of an authbr'1 •"-~~
that the 12th president wu auauinated. However, Kcntuc~·•,IJJl>piell
examirter announced Wednesday that he had conduded that T · wu
not poiaoncd.
Taylor fell ill after attending the Juty 4, 1850, dedteatioA ft: the
Washington Monument and diod a few days later ot what were -didulht
to be natural causes. Gastroenteritis., lntlUnmation ot the stomach and
intestinea. wu lilted as the cause of doeth.
James E. Stam, foreNic .a.-iM pt Qeorge Wasl)inigton U!'_iycnp in
Wuhinit<>n, uid a Jtun Will illl"t•'WP' ianaiN in Baton''Rou&<! tbb
fall. i ,... ri• ' Wciss"~-otd -Cid Jr.,MCI a.tlln J!<Nae '• odroncr a d
Wells' exhumation. ·, r ~ '1 ·' ~ ' ri'
Stam' rc1<arch aulttan~ ~ ~ uid mthumlna Wein' y
will end dilc:uuion about whetW W• wu' a drug addict or wh thcr
he had a brain tumor .
.. We hope to' dispel the different myths about why Weiss alle edly
killed Huey Long. when Weiu was on the lhreshold of beginning a very
exciting life," Johnston 11id Wednesday from Washington.
Stam and other rcsearchen plan to cu.mine the angles of the llell
that struck Weiss' body to reconstruct the shooting. Johnson a
secondary pl is to recover police evidence that bu long
disappeared. Milling are all of the guns that were fU"Cd that
indudin1 Weiu' rare Belgian handpn, as well as the Louisiana
police flies and photoeraphs of the crime scene.
tn 1989, Stam led an expeditkm to Colorado to dig up the gra
five gold proopocton. He Nici teJtl pro¥ed proopcctor Alford P
murdered hil colleapos durin1 tho hanh winter of 1874 and ate
fieJh •
....... tawn mova na
,_ 8.7-• 11111 or
bAP.WIN, Mina. -An 8.7-ton
boll o( -......... broucb• • modicum o( ,_ .. II* day -
finally bao been p.en the nap it ---Tlla boll1 wllldi tat ·in Prudi
,_., llOlll Jani for -·· __ ,......, ... __
D1rwla, w•er1 It will bo
proo•••ody dioplO)ed bcMath the
water tower.
'1lt'1 where lt bck>np." 11ld
Arlene J-.
11'e •1.,.ar-old boll has been =of Dorwln _r_ iomi-
collocdttc and wrapplnc "'11o11111-.. 19'0.
.. 1958, ha E Illa baQ to
Now Ym for -on
thaTV-· ~-..
ln--hll-baalloaa
-Ill .... ow.-.... o( Wotld llooordl at ... -W's '"'r..!! .... o( ..... .... _ .... _,_
-...,... ...... -• coll II.-
-Yo.ti '""" -..,....
'Where is this ball of
That'• typical," seld
Underhill, vice prcalclcnt of
Da.rwin community dub.
Darwin rcakhinu never wo;M<l
about the flt• of the ball ndl
1999, when Johnton died at 85.
1be carpenter and collectoc; of
cverythlnc !tom apron• to = ~wu~n::t.::. :ah~a! ff the city wanted the ball, city -Id•• k. 11'e problem WU DIOYiRJ it.
ball 11 II feet tall, 12 leet wide
<d ~ feet lllOl!nd.
Mar ..,.,hi of clcltbanlion,
reaklantt \lted 8 tNCk lftd I
t-to plop the boll -•
-lniler. II --10 Illa
local ... elmllOf to ba :f. ,,_n k -taken tloont-MCI
Ml Oft 8 coacnte llab. •
"I •at f"" llopUls It -ell 1og11her,'' ••Id ••
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PlctwttJ c/.odwU1 /tOllt llfllW' rl11tt: Ow FtlWJl'i# Moc' N Clwtu, CrtOllfJ Cltlck11 Cocdalott,
B«/ &vky SOflP ON/ Clwt.N 'N Salua1t Stn114
Dinner time means the heal is oo for the family chef.
A soften.in& economy demands crative meal planning
to stretch the family budget And ICtion-packed
schedules call for meals oo a deadline.
The home ecooomista at the Kraft Creative Kitchens
can help tum down the beat with a week's worth of
quick and euy budget dishes shown here. All are main
dishes costing less than a dollar per serving and most
takina less than an hour to mate.
Kraft's home ecooomilla offer these tips few putting
out time and budget bonfires:
+Spend time to save money at the pocay store. Scan
your neiJhborhood grocery ads, then crellc a week'•
worth of menus usina Ille items combined with what
you have on band. Mate a lhoppina list and ltick to it
once you're in the store, unless you find 111
UDldvertiled apecial that'• too ~ to .,.... up.
+To llVC time, keep I numina poc:ery lilt on the·
re~ door and encour.p family memben to ldd
to it • supplies nm out.
+Don't let f~ ao to wuee. Review whit's on Mod u
you plan Y9W' menua. U.e perilhlble ileml for meila
.ty in the week. Baa tblt aro .._. lbeii pull dill can
be combined With bread, daeele lftd • bit of port
......... fOr the helriy Cl*'8e wl sa..,e Slnca. Or.
nii1 with leftover~._ Ind ctille. for a
cleHciom friUlta flcnftdne.
+Sioc:t ap on ltlplel in yoar 6--and cupboewck.
• ...,._ .. .___ pN1!i1 -~--,..__, WIY"J .... ,
Some ingredients, such as ground beef, pasta and
Vtlweta Oleese Spread, can be used over and over again
during the week without giving a sa'9e of cMjl vu.
+Avoid the leftover shuffle. Have a specific use in
mind for those dabs of food you slip blCt into the
refrigerator so you can use the leftovas right away.
Double the recipe for Midwest Meatloaf, then crumble
your planned leftovers into a casserole dish with
oooted macaroni and your choice of condensed soups.
You've created a satisfyina main dish tbal won't cam
complaints of .. We hid tblt last night!"
+Buy food in the quality IDd form that best suits its
U1C in your recipe. For eumplc. mushrooms are mixed
with other iqmlieota in the Oteae and Sausage
Stna., 10 economical 11em1 and pieces will wort well
in tblt recipe. Mushrooms in the Beef Barley Soup will
nuin their cbancteristic lblpe due to the twief cooking
time. IO fresh sliced muabrooma ll'O your best bet in
tbia dilb.
+Remember that homemldlt di&bes can be timesavcn
if )QI doWUil their pnpm'ltion with tblt of the rest of
your' meal. Oemly Cbkbn Cacciltore takes ooly IS
.......,. ~ prep111tion time .s 50 minUla to coot.
Tbll alJoWa lbe Chef time to coot rice. toll I uild and
nWt ....... puMna for dell Ht. ; n.. NCipel WW belp COob keep their cool tbrougb
a ftaD Week Of fllnily '**ilftl· U.e them whenever bod&'* or......,.-lhe belt ii on.
EEF LEY SOUP
#Ilia Dllli l«f# Ka...-..r ........... ~ .... .......,.-···· 21111ir .... .....
1 (Nii\&)--... tu "ua. .... 1' , ........... ..... ... ... ....... ,.~ .... amm .. _..., a ... ~.:tw mr rtr wrr...
a.-~-..
..... _ .... ~;diaia..
+ ltirili w, ...... canoll, ms dwooms. i.tey, ptic md on:s-»·
+ llilw •boil; leduce hell Cova; simmer I 0 am-:. or Ulllil f:wley ii lender. +.-..eo ....
+ Stir ia proce11 dleele .pad aalil mdled. 0.-• desired. Six 1-ap servings
1rrp lilltt: IS •i"*' 1 Cooi:Urt tillw: 20 miDm
MICIOWAVE: + Clwnble me11 into 2~~ bowl. Microwave on HIGH S to 6 mi..., or
Ulltil IBCll lolel .... color when stirred; drain. + Reduce Qer to 2 cups. + Stir in raminina
..... except process cbeae spread. + Microwave 16 IO 23 minales or amil CllTOll IDd
1*tey me lender, stirring every .S minutes. + Let lllDd S mimfes; llir in process dlcae tpad
ailmelled.
• MicftlWrlW cooking time: 30 minutes I
Cott per recipe: $4.U COit per ..... : $.70
c ES 1
Mailt Disla Rtcipe
~ lb. IMllll port •• •
~mptltd• ·-~mp.._. ......
4 C8pl (.Y..t.dl) brad cuba
tmpmill
~ lb. vm.. ~ Proeat a.. Sprad, mW
+ Brown-.; drain.
41111tbat.tJI
+ Add vegcubla, continue cookina S minmcs; drain. Set aside to cool 10 minllta. + Stir togdbcr llUsage mixture. process cJwae spread and bread CD~ ~ in gJased 8-indi°
square biting dish. + Bell milk and eggs. Pour over 11&mge mixlW'e. + Com; reCrigenire 1eVeral boors or ovanigbL
+ Prdat oven IO 3.s<1.
+ RtmO¥e c:oftl. Bib SO co SS minutlea or until golden brown. Lei SllDd 10 mimdes before
terVing. Garnish as desired. 6 lerVings
Prrp timt: 20 mjnures plus chilling
Cooang ti.mt: I hour
COit per recipe: SUS Cott per .m.c: SM
CR
Main Dish Rtcipt
1 2~to).lb.~,ad.. ~mp.a
1 ................. llltd 1~ w 1J•••*led• I 1 laftl lllto,... ~ tc ..... Miiek ,.,..
l tMl!tpDOM........... ~ Ila. f""* PM 1rt11 II Pncat
1 cap dNlpped to•llNI 0.-s,n.11, aiMI
1 a, .... peppel' .......
+ Brown cbicken with onKio on all sides in mqarioe in 1lrie skillet
• Add tomltOes, green peppers. milt Ind awonings; brina co boil.
+ Reduce beat cover. Simmer 20 m.imdes or until chicken is tender. + Uncover. Continue cooking I 0 minutes
+ Remove chicken to platter; keep Winn. + Stir process cheese spread into skillet until melted. Serve over chict:en.
Garnish as desiml 4 servings
Prtp ti.mt: JS minutes Cooking timt: SO minutes
COit per rmpe: Sl.91 C• per .mac: U9
r ,.. '
Main Duh RttiJN
~cup.a
H
y, mp dlopped ll"ftll peppa-
y, mp dtopped -'-l alpl (7 cm.) elbow ..........
l tablespow ....prtM cook~ dl'lliMd .
t lb. v,,_,. ~ Procea
Clleae Sprad. cubed
+ Preheat oven to 3SO°.
+ Sau~ vegetables in marganne. Reduce heat to k>w.
+ Add process ctxae spread and milt: sttr unnl ~ cheese spread is melted.
+ Stir in IDIClrOOi; spoon into 2-quan casserole.
+ Bake IS miDuRs.. Olmisb as desired. 6 servings
Prq1 tilnt: 13 minutes C ooki111 tilrw: IS minutes
MICROWAVE:+ Microwave vegetables and nwgari.oe in 2-<l'Wt casserole on HIGH ...
2 to 2~ minwes or until tender. + Add process cheese spead and ~ nucrowave 3 to 4
minutes or until procm cheese spread is melted. srinioa after 2 minutes. + Add l'DICal"ODi;
toss lightly. Microwave on high 4 to 6 minutes or until thoroughly beau!d. tarring after 3
minutes. Garnish • desired. Coom.t TI11tt IS minutes
C... ,_ ndpt: SJ. 7l COit per ttnilla: W
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Main Dult Rte~
~ lb.V,,,..'t•HM"Ded ,,__a.. Spnad. mbed
y, mp ..
~ cup old f1 rhheed or 419"* om.
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+ Prdal oven to~.
~ mp c.e.p
~ mpn.dJc:Mppedoa6aa
+ Stir process cbeele spread. milk Ind mustlld in small saucepan over low hela
until llDOOdl
+ Re1ene ~ cap proceu cbeae spread sauce.
+ Mil ranaini1ta \4 cup procaJ cbcae spread sauce MCI rcmainina ~ in lllp
bowl Ulllil well ~h1dod.
+ Sblpe iMo 8 a J..incb loll i.n 10 ~ 6-incb blkina dish. + Bib 40 ....... Sent with reserwd process cheae spread llUCe. o.nisb u ......
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hrp tilrtl: IS minu1eS Coolillt tilfw: 40 mm• .
MlcaOWAVI: + Miaowtw prooeu dMae preed. milk IDd lilUiard ia ·~..-bowl
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Less fa t
may mean
less food
How do f ut·food chains reduce
calorics, fat and cholesterol ln
aome of their chicken producta?
Simple: They servo smaller
portions, 11ys the June lsa\Mi of
American Health.
On averap. KcJUudty Fried
O\icken's Ute 'n crispy chJcbn
breut contaln1 36 percent fewer
calorics, 40 percent lea fat and
saturated fat, and SO percent leu
cholesterol than what th. Chain
calla its utra·tuty crispy Chiclcn
breast. The mapzlne uys tJwi now
product alto wclah abOut 38
percent less: It's only 3 ouaoa,
compared to the utra ·~·· 4.8 °""'*· In addJtion, Burpr Kiq'• ~
BK broiler 26 percent '"'6Ue:r
than Its chicken aandwkh ~ (5.9
ouncca vs. 8 ounca), and Wei'MIJ'•
pfJled-chicken 11ndwleh wcfjhl 19
psrcent lea than lta chiebn
Hndwtch (6.l ounc11 vs. 7.7
ouncet).
The boriom llne II Uaat ... tJaouah tblll produCta .,. ...... '°' )'O'&. the ............ ~ thoulcln't be • ....,, '*".of ,,.
diet.
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Save .69
. per lb.
Ralphs American
~~~~e 1 48
Save .80 •
Ralphs Pork &
~J~!1._S 3/$1
Buy 3·Save up to .47
Whole
Seedless
Watermelon
Atd Ripe.per lb,
2 ltr.·7•Up,
RC or A&W
or Upton Tta, Sunldat or tt..1Uen Punch-Auotted
VarletltHICh btt.-Plul CA AecMmptlon Vllue
I
Fresti
~~~ .. berries 1. 2
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tllldl. anrlac c:a\'kie&.
t --.. crumbly -. lhlnp
11oo -and-.. are not real IDOd lot deotal heallh," taicl Dt.
iifiQael CelUttl, a pediatric -.. Fniil wed.&el are always the
tint -!or deaert !or heallhy
teeth, but most kids don't comider
t.bia dcAert. .. said Cellitti, who bu
five kids at home.
..... -· .. ll'a -"' ,..., -....-,ni.•-
Rolls -----they -to .... -. ...,... .. the creW:. for bomL"
What's a parent to do? Avoid
foods that arc retained ill the
teeth, foods dentists c1ll
-".retentive." And, if you do cat 1:: retentive foods. brush your teeth !C rightaway afterward.
g Creative use of fruit• with
minimum use of sugar allows you
to enjoy "something sweet to end
with" without guilt about possible
Fenttad, a •FM r r wbo came
IO lhil OOWlll)' 25 ,...... 'f'>
recommendecl • _. -that combines tr.la hit and
bread. lt'1 Wied ,._,.,.., Puddiq
(=ipe below) ucl b11 been
popuJar in New FJt&land since
Americans of arid& uce1try
made. it !be finale !or the typical
Fourtb of July aalmoG dimlor,
Dcsseru tbat combine fnlit llld
dairy products ..... !ugested u
tooth-oven by Pelidl Busch, a
spokeswoman for the American
Dietetic Auociation.
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GUARANTEED 'TR. JUNE 1992
Fleos are a stubborn ~t.
You con dust 'em, spray
'em, collar 'em, even
bomb 'em; but still
they pe™st. And
all the while,
they're driving
your dog and cot
crazy, not to mention
you and your fam ily.
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But there is on obsokne way to kill Reos. CoM Fleobusten ~
immediately. We speciolize in killing Reas; your vet~.!:."'
will tell you. It wortcs for the entire fleo season, and if"""' . ~ "°
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So there's absolutely no risk, except maybe I '
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!Khn.coon~""" lhe dolted ...._ k>_._,t• "°"' +ul __,.~~ ..,_...., ~
one ,..,, from llw dotll wntNori Otl thio c.n.fitolll.
fl&obu1reo "g.-..n!Md P9f ooM 1• it_,~ wilt). Mi b.en.Md eflwc:li....,"' ~it_. so 000 ~ ~ Soufher1'I C..W.:.-0, Clfld ii ................ o.-.
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Banana Foster Com Meal Crunch Cake _... '
1/2 cup all,purpose flour
1/3 cup chopped pecans ,.
1 /4 cup padced brown "'So'
1/4 cup margarine, melted
Qlke
1/2 cup margarine, softened '
1 1/2 cups granulated "'So'
~ ~cups mashed ripe bananas (approx. 4)
1/4 cup light Of datk rum
1 tsp. vanilla
1 1/2 cups all,purpose flour
3/4 cup Quaker Com Meal
1 1/2 tsp. baking powder
1 /2 tsp, baking soda
112 tsp. sak (optional)
Whipped cream
Banana slices
Heat oven to 350 tiegtte• f, C"'ue 1 Orlnd! tube pan, Fot
streusrl, combine all inirecfients; mbc until avmbly.
For ake, beat mvgarfne and •upr until fluffy, Add egp,
one at a time, beotl,'l. ...ir after udt, lllend In blnona. rum
and ,..,,;;~ Add ror Pia ingredienb, mixing ju1t -
blended. Pour lnlo pan, Sprinkle with 1-.I
mixture, Bake 45 lo SS m °' until -n pldi Inserted
in center comes out dean. C.ool mmpletely. Remo¥e from
pan, Coml1h with ,,..._ whipped aum and banona
slk:es, if desi~. Malcet 12 Hrvinp.
Nutrition Information: calories 370, protein 4g. carbohydrate
57g. fat 1Sg. cholesterol JSmg. dietary fiber lg. sodium 230mg.
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IA • ·, •••I Swan tu~.et ls just Duckyll
No slttlnc ducks herel Just Ille exoeptk>nal quality and ftne
detallincolPs1•sa1•esoUd
brass, Swan des&cn faucets and
tubsets. Add P t t s 1 I beth
attesso<tes. and you've rully f01 duck soup!
Don't Co Daffy, come vtsJt West
End West With a selection like
ours, you'll never eo on• "'Wild
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1596 Fat Lb.
Wi1son Extra Lean Bone~ lfam Ea 5 99
LoW9t' Solt.fully Caobd-2 Pound Pod ••
Ian Ground Beef Patties Lb 149
Noe to £iaed 22'6 Fat-Froun/Defrwled ~
TyiOil Fresh Game Hens ~-Lb . 9 9
Twin PDctc
Swift SrOOied Sausage
Smobd "' POlllt
Wilson.
Jumbo
Franks
16 Ounce
Package
Minute Maid Fruit Punch
I 28 Ounct' Coolomer
Danola Slimd Danish Ham
or Low Soll·l2 Ouna Axkogr
Knudsen Sour Cream
Regulor or Uahl· 16 Ounce Conkunt>r
Hebrew National ~er Franks
Grapes
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299
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199
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Old Fashion
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Assorted Flavors
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the cbaftCI al Mu1 tl'Ou&le, bUt
the now rMMlda ~ that
failure to keep otl the Dab niiaht
be jult .. bad.
''People should take dieting
serioualy/' wd Dr. Kelly D.
Brownell. '9Tbcy should try to
ensure that chances of succaa are
high before they bep."
The study fourid that the risk of dyma from heart disease is about
mfkHl" fAUI.~
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an1und UV prottttion.
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VrtM'ription!
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ronttmpor1ry
clothing for boy1 and
girla. From newborn
to aile 14.
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lldj8oerlt to cu~
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OJ*ii;1"*"t/ "'°* HickarJ Janna. Katie Mc0.in'1 Old r-'aioned HI
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~Up Newport; Greet Earth Vitamioe
Tryst secret
should be
kept quiet
Dear Ann
Landen: I am
now 43 yean o ld
but I am writins
about an incident
that happened lS
yean a&O·
After drlnkin1 ·
too much at a ~ ...... party at my
sister's b0ute. I Im
=Jo=~~ 121•1 I
home. 10 I spent
the nJabt on the couch In her livins room. In tbc wee houn of
the morning. I think my lilter'1
husband awakened me and we had
sex. I wouldn't eDCtJy call it rape,
but it wu the next thin& to it.
I didn't acream because I didn't
want to friabten my UttJe nieces
and nephews who were asleep
ups ta in.
The next day I told my beat
friend what I tbou1ht had
happened. She advised me to keep
my mouth shut because it would
only cause trouble. To be perfectly
honest, Ann. I may have dreamed
the whole thlng. There is no way I
can prove that it actually
happened. I took my friend'•
CQmmenl$ seriously and decided to
say nothing.
Two weeb ago my sister caught
her husband cheatina. She is now
. filing for divorce. He is denying
everything and says she is crazy. I
believe I could help her case by
telling about the incident that
happened in their livins room lS
years ago. I need )'OUt advice,
Ann. Please tell me what to do.
-Long-Tune Secret Keeper in
Green Country
Dear L.T. Secret Keeper:
Tadmoay, o«trtd 15 ,an after
tbe fact, bJ a woman wllo wu
drank and "may llan beea
dreamla1" woald aot btlp
UJl>odJ'• caae ftl'J •Kil.
Dear Ann Landen: The followina
Is an open letter to the Jouer I
almost hit while driving home in
the rain last night:
Dear Sir: You may have tbouaht
your white shirt provided suffldent
visibility for motorists, but you
should know that I oould not ace
you at all until you were riaht in
front of me, even thou&h I was
going a little slower than the speed
limit. Consequently. when you
alippcd on the rain-1 lickcd
shoulder I bad no chance to react.
Had there been enouah time for
me to react, the car directly
behind me and the car in the
oncoming lane would have forced
me to ma.ke a terrible split·aecond
choice -either I hit you. pt rear-
ended, or have a bead-on crash. I
doubt that I could have missed you
bad I swerved to the rf&ht.
Fortunately ror both of ua JOU
were able to catch yourself bclore
you fell into the path of my car.
You probably think that your
safety ia a pe1110nal laauo and tbat
It bu no unpact OD anrone el-.
Well, I'm a wry MMftM penon
and killina or aeri<Naly lnjurina
you would .,.YO bad 1 denatatin1
effect on my life. If you are not
concerned about your own health
and Welfare, pleue think aboUt
mine.
I urge you to ao out and buy
yourself eomc renectivo c:lolblnt or
a atrap-on Uaht, or better .~t bOth,
and uae them when rcM& JOI after da~ And pleuc cofttkler lt9Jtna
off &M bU1J atrect and adct to the
aide roeda When tbe ~ and
foodrrlre aa poor aa they were
&alt n t. If 10'I ffOn't do a-.
llliftll or yOunelf, I hope JO" Will
do the8' for ttiit me..~ whO
almoiat killed you .... aipt
-Nori P. iD Your OtJ. USA
Dear Nice Pw11at Y•'ft
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U Martin Katahn reaches S percent of the 20 million people
who be says need his help, he will have helped 1 million people
-and that's a lot by anyone's reckoning.
''1bere are 20 million ~le under age 65 who arc sick, and
they don't need to be, he sajd. "They have cancer, heart
problems, gall bladder, diabetes -all from their lifestyle. It costs
$150 billion in health care and that's unnecessary,"
Katahn, a clinical psychologist and professor at Vanderbilt
University is the author of a best-seller about the T-Factor diet.
H e is now promoting a new book, "One Meal at a Time" (W.W.
Norton and Co., $19.95).
On a recent visit to benvcr, he arrived with a bag of P.fOPS -
hot fudge sauce, gingersnaps and fig bars, to show the difference
in fat content.
"The major reason I wrote the book is to help people reduce
fat in the diet, the greatest nutritional hazard in the U.S.,"
K.atahn said.
But what's a psychologist doing promoting a book on reducing
fat in the diet? Katahn has an eminently sensible answer.
"The role of a psychologist is to show people how to do it. We
know people arc interested in reducing the fat in their diet
because the largest growing segment of the food industry is the
low-fat products. But we also know that the second-fastcst-
growing segment is the high-fat segment, gourmet dessert foods.
People arc interested but still want to enjoy thewselves."
UMECmCKEN
6 chicken tmuta, skinned aod boned White pepper Four tunes 1 lf2 tables~ns red wine vinepr
2 doYea pnic, crushed lf2 teaspoon coriander 112 teaspoon dry m11stard 1/4 teaspoon almin
118 tea~ po11nd ckwea Ume slices for pmiah
Rinse the chk:ten breasts well under
ruoolna water. Pat diy. Cover the
cb1ckeo breasts with frcably cround white pepper.
JUk:c the limes, and keep tho 1helJ1. In
a bowl, mix toaetber tlie lime juice,
vinepr and spices. Place chicken in a
aJus or ccmruc dish; pour limo mixture
<Mr chicken. and CXJ¥W cbJctcn with
Oattco lime shells. Rcftiaetate for 1 1/2 boun or more, tumin& c:b1cken often.
Placo cbidten on hot Jrill, ~Pina • COYered with the lfme ahelli u much u ~le. Baste with marioade.
OrilJ 30 tO 40 minutes. or until tender
and j\< ~ pink. SCrvea6.
All-American Barbecue Sauce and Marinade
3/4 cup water
2/3 cup (6 oz. a n) tom.to paste
1/3 cup loosely packed parsley leaves
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 large dove garlic
1/4 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar
3 tbsp. apple cider vinegar
1 tbsp. vegetable oil
2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
1 1/2 tsp. prepared mustard
1 1 /2 tsp. salt
In blender container or food processor
fitted with metal blade, combine water,
tomato pute, parsley, onion, prlic, sugar,
vinepr, oil, Worceiterthlre n uce, mustard
and slat Blend until smooth.
To use as a basting sauce, grill two pounds
chidcen, turkey, meat of fish until at least half
done before brushing with N uce. Server any
remaining 1auce • a tllble Cl0fl61..nt. To UM u ............ , pow....., ... a ....
retealable plastic .... Pin two ....
chk:bn, turby or me.t IMO ~
bag. Turn to coat an .we.. wr1C'* .t 1eMt three houn or ow...tpt. For h, ,.....~
up to three houn before grllllng.
IMl'ORTANT: Remaining marinade should not
be served as a table condiment. Prepare extra
saua!/ marinade to serve at the table.
Malan s.wtt and MM#nl#k: Follow basic
recipe substituting cilantro leaves fro parsley
and lemon juice for apple cider vinegar. Add
three tbsp. chile powder and 1 /2 tsp. ground
cumin.
OMnt.al Saua and MarlnMk: Follow basic
recipe omitting parsley and Worcestershire
sauce. Reduce salt to 1/2 tsp. Add 1/4 cup StOY
sauce and 1 1/2 tsp. ground ginger.
N«~: Sauce may be prepared ahead and
refrigerated up to three days before use.
From NOrth 0r..-Cowwty
From South Or.-.ge Cowwty
540-1220
496-6800
642-5678
CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
FROM NORTH ORANGE CO.
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO.
540-1220
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GUIDELINES
9y CHAltLES GOREN
Wllt'I OMAR SHARIF
WM1 TANN AH HIRSCH
8oUl vulnerable. South dW.. NORTH •7. •A KJ 6
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WEST EAST •& 10 & s • 9 8 6 •• • •Q 10 7 2
•Q " 10 9 • 8 ' s •K .J 10 • 9 '5 2 SOUTH
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98 8 s
•AK 7 6
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The biddinr:
South Weet
INT P ..
2• P ..
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North Eut
2• p ...
S NT P ...
()penin, lead: Queen of •
One of our pet peevee ia the de·
fender who falaecard.a at every op·
portunity. More oft.en than not., the
player succeeda in fooling pArtner
rather than declarer. o.Un with dire
conaequences. There are eome false·
card.a, however, which cannot co11t.
The pictutt llOOn becomes clear to
partner. but declattr can be taken
in.
North-South conducted a 11tan·
dard auction to reach a normal
three·no·trump game. With 28
pointll in the combined holding, that
ahould have been an euy contract
to fulfill. However, there wu no
ready tource of tricU, and a wily
West ma.napd to lure declarer down
the wroni ro.d
Aft.er duclrini the opentn, di.·
mond lead and winninJ the cootinu·
ation, declarer decided hia beat
chance lay in developinJ the club
suit. But when South laid down the
aoe of clubt, West dropped the Jdna.
That could not pouibly co.t-t.be
defenders were due to get only one
club trick no matter which cud
WMt played.
That wu not the impresaion de·
clarer received. Afraid that the dub
11uit wu not breakin( and that play·
ing a aec:ond club would would loae a
tempo, d«larer decided to look eJae.
where. A fineue of the heart jack
loet to the queen, and a diamond
return forced out declarer'• lut
stopper in the suit.
Declarer now croued to the kina
of hearta and tried the apade fineue.
That loat., and Weat cuhed a dia·
mond to complete the defenders'
book, then carefully uited with a
apade. When heart.a didn't break,
declarer had to concede down one.
You can arsue that declarer
should not have been fooled into
taking the line of play that be did.
However, once the lrini of clubt
dropped declarer needed only one of
two fineuea in the major suit. to
aucceed-far better odda than when
he 1t.rted.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Money chests
6 -ofrOMS
10 Helpe< abt>r
14 Roman ardOf
15 Olspleale
18 Speed uno
17 Goff or polo
18 Ascended
20 FOR s
successor
21 Run away
23 RldlcYlous
24 Peeled
28 EJIP<>9M the
lalaeness ol
28 olf
parried
30 Norman
Vincent
31 W0td110< the
eudletlCe
32 Gloomy
38 DC VIP
37 Ord and York
38 Mound stat
39 Founding
tathef
42 ln«t gas
44 Looeen knots .,,
45 Not In l1v0t
48 ComJ*!Nllon
49 Fowl
IO --In IM
d.nt 51 8eCll
52 Male cat
55 Fish st0t1es
58 Marble
60 Lottie soil
6 t Pre-Easter
penod
62 Entrenc.s
63 OcNrll
64 Not on time
85 Oi.cherge
DOWN
1 W1111tband
2 Pow. unlll
3 Clue to 1
crime pemap1
4 Do wrono
5 ReleaM
8 Curved 7 Body llu1d
8 High priest
9 Opp of Rep
tO ~Oedl
11 Auto type
12 Mov9d
furtlvely
13 Gray 1hark1
19 Good Book
22 Went anead
25 Anne~
28 Profundity
27 SenM ~IJlllS
211 Stinger
29 W1terborne
30 Nez Indians
32 -Day 33 Set apwt
34 Greett deity 35 Gr .. ,
37 Some foodl
2 3 4 s
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A S S } & I • SSE E NOS
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C AEN EL L •PIS T I L
O WNER •L E G IA L • UNI
S A L V AD OR AL LE NOE
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ER ERAS SEC Rlli'! M -e OS 0 RAL
L I M A FAT •MERSES
OD Es I NHIBITIVE
VE NT STEEL I ALEE
EATS_ HORSE BOND
"0 Me•lcan
pollOe
"' Bumbllng 42 Medium
43 CSA IOldl«
45 -Pa<Mghlen
411 F• IChedule
4 7 Oellghl
48 River., ..
411 Romantic act
7 8 9
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5 I HOUllng ~I
53 Citlnnl
tuft,
54 Moel
competent
5e Tot.ity
57 Mudow
69 Jok•
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I I 15 f · 0 lyrics today. Those you can
----· ---------understand and those you
Looking to sel
thateztra
atacktngap
the garage?
0 N F E M T I wish you --.
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_ _ _ _ _ ~y f1llln~ In the missing WOf'da ..____.._...._ ___ ....._ __ _. you develop from step No. 3 betow.
'llNT NUMBERED LETTERS
IN THESE SQUARES
6 UNSCRAMBLE lETTUS TO I
GET ANSWER
SCIAM-UTS ANSWIU
Try the classifieds. What's junk
to you is a treasure to someone
else. For only $8.52 you get
4 lines for 3 days. Coll today.
Tb....,, J ... '¥1 Spotliaht on employment, pell, ,...,....,, J8M 21
OlalllW Many penons daim more dependents, rcpaira. , CAnlCOAN (Dec. ~Jan. 20):
Aquariana are in various Halli of UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Full You don't u.tU.ally bclicYe that yo.a
Fame than any ocher 1.0di.acal lip. It Moon hl&hh'-bta property, home, were bom to bo one of life'•
is dalmed more banlrin1 accutiYe1 IOlutlon to d1Jcmm1 hwolvina older undcrlinp or failurca. Howeftr,
are Vlrp. The claim has been put femlly member. Promote aecurity, there will be momenta over UM next
forward that more twins arc born durability and ma~c apcd1J effort to day or ao when otbcn W your
under Ocmini, that more left-handed check references. Taurus. uocher patience by questlonina ,our nery
peraona and tho1e wbo arc Ubra ln~lvcd. statement or aclJon. Tbctcforc. mate
ambidestrou1 arc alto GcmlnlJ. The SCORPIO (Oct. l3-N09. 21): Full your intcntiou abeohatcty dear from
claim ii that l..eol att not only show Moon position cmpbulte1 the etart and In DO uOQCfta.IA tcnna.
people but make excellent experimentation, lntcllcclual AQUARIUS (Jan. ll-Fcb. 19):
ev1n1ellw. It la claimed more curioaicy, trip UM>Mna relative. Sec Each and c.very alp or tile Zodiac ls
psyclilatrisu aod newspaper cditon people, places, lituatlons lD realistic now atfc:dcd by a Full Moon in lbe
are Scorpios. Librans are said to il&hi. Be poalliYe term.s aro made rather dour and item aian ot
have tense or drama, knowlcdfe of crytlll clear. Caprlc:om. Thcrcrore, oollcquea or
musk and to poueu unusull \'OtCel. SAGnTAIUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): a>-workcn are atill DOC Utcty to late
AJUIS (March 21·April 19): FuU Spocllaht on oraanlutlon, anJ'hina on trutt or ~ you the
Moon poaltlon accents career, oommunlation with lndtvidull who kind ol 1uppor1, coopendon and
promotion, productJon, fvtrillment ot "pulla fin1ncl1J atrlnp." Lunar usoraoca yo.a tcck.
ambitions. Project will be completed, po&ition ICCCDts moocy, payments, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 10): Al
you'll OYercome distance, lanpap collections. protection of pel'IOft81 the till of openlna up a fn old
banicn. You could abo rc<lCivc pouculons. On auardl wounds Of addlna C\acJ to lbo ftn.
1eriout propoul. CA.PIUCOaN (Dec. 22-Jan, 19): JOU must now tab tlle laJdatM OD
Cycle hi1h, you'll be at riaht plKe at the bomc·f'tont and nau, refute to
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Frub c rucial moment. Hlfbllabt be taJkcd down or l.nttm.ldlltad. A
start In new dlrcctlon consJdcrcd confidence, lnltl1tlve, or;alnalily. major rcorpttlutloo or.,...-~ of
"e.-ntlaL" Lunar po&!Uoo hl&hli&hta Wear 1hadca of ~rple, py, peen an upheaval cannot bt put otf aadl
travel, pblloaophy, pardcipetlon in and black. C.omplellon '>f project lo
publlahlna project. Auociate lnvolvu journey ex;· (March ll.April 20): No
c:onskScred weak will surpritc with AQUARJUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11): mauer a.ow dart or din tbe llttaadoft
1trenath. Aoc:cnt vsriccy, dltcovefJ, abUlty to now eccnu to be, lluc> ,.... ... ,..
GDHNJ (MlY ll.June 20): Full act 10 heart or mattera. Stop playfna pteW>ua occuioal *° JOI MiM
Moon oolnddea with accountlna "follow the leader.•• Allume JOU.I' l.ateft 1 l\lmblo or bh ftlick t.Ottola.
procodurea. in~tory, ttrona physical own role ot leadership. Lunar ~o 00 ., accont tlie I"' rr .._.
1t1t1ctlon. lntulllve fntellect poallioo blahllahu Hcracy, Into toreaotq cartdl tf11Ma or
ec:tMted. 8y pJaytn1 hunch. JOU dllcretJon, unique toor. benefits clthcT ot a "'7 ,.,._.,
ooolcl hit jactpot. Cancer na!M PISCU (l'cb. 19·March 20): aatwa or at"'°"-
flpru prOtn~ntly. Surprise party could dolfllnat• TAUaUs (Ar-'' 21 u-,,~1' la CANCIR {June ll.July 22): 1con1rio. Focus on uoorthoclol ... ot • kT;, ,;;;'' ' or
Dtvcnlty, try different tnOdcl of proceduna, tlll'llna. ••lnloa "'9lled .._,.,.. ...... tan11tu
tnnaportatlon. B1nph11ia on cooperation of fam1t1 member. oalJ what a. b *-.,_la dlil lolt-
cooperalivo etforta, publk rclatloM, S.riout dila•loa ~..,...,a. term. Thie ..,.. • __. to
kpl riaJlta, marital 1t1t In major dlaaa• of realdtau. A4uarlu ptob&lm ot a putMtllllp ..... a1 ~hi. JOU trlft a .0.0. dccWoo. rcpeeuatad to jolat tl•aldel anu~b,
Saaft..mn fn picture. 1 r JUN & J 1 11 Y 0 U a Ml•••· kt* or .. ..........
LIO (July 23-Aua. 22}j °"'*1 llR19D.\Yl YOll attract ......... ol OIMIJIO C... zw ... 11): 1'Wa
will to punue poUcy ,.frinl arit~. adfatit~ cSUtiai'· You ;uay c1oa -90 ._ 1 ...._ ....
,_,...nactlon. robutidtna-~m. ate ~ dfna•ic. ....._ tO and ~ .,........ ...at. ~lltlooablp It~ but aoc wltl'IOUt fWat fOf ~ Arica. Obn Honwr, llOIC ol :IM cllllc.it
compllcatlont. Basic mcthoda ot ,._... play .....,._. ftllll 111 ~r -....-. ~ ..._ ,.._ il9d
09.ratloa subject to review. Wt, Oamet c:jdl .,cttpla ........ ~hi.plJ a .-.. of ....... Captkiom llM>M:d. ......,,.., ..,..... 11&ae-. ,.... .... 11 ._. 1Dr ,_ 11 dllt ..........
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badt away from potentially aplo&tYe
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a typical Leo, tbcn by natuna you
tend to be UP"front and apcct
otbera to be th• 11me. Now,
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wf th cg oe yo.at face. 1\crefore,
,our but OOW'M of ldioft It the
moment II to distance yo.ancll ftom
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Ii.ten to ruton or mate • finn
commitment.
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Moon ln 0.prfcorn alpines that ao
old atptneOl la 1bou1 to rear ill""'
head. However, bnlna alven
..oclata t'NfY chance to play fair,
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JJDGED BEST IN THE STATE BY THE CALIFORNIA NEWSPAPER ~ ~TION
DAILY PlLoT's 20 THINGS To Do
1 ..... ,
Orange Coast
will celebrate
communities
the nation's
p.m. Tickets are $26.50. Call 549-
1512.
indepen dence.---------.
ne"<I Thursday
with a variety of
nents. A parade,
c1gh1 kilometer
race. picnic,
rnu~1cal fiesta and
'e' era I fireworks
'hnw\ arc among
the activi ties
planned in Costa
Mc'>a. Newport
B each.
llunt1ngton
Bt: 1ch and
7 18.-r
I nuntain Valley.
I or details, see
'1ur. on D~
Haft
Harren
Features
Editor
2 MU181t1MUll;
Charles Desmarais, dm.ctor
of Laguna Art Museum, will
'pc.1~ on "Making a Museum"
...,,tturda) at 3 p.rn . at Five Feet
I on restaurant in Newport Beach
I he free lecture. co-sponsored by
lhl Works Gallery, LS pan of the
mu,cum's art lecture cnes.
3 Ml)~
Downtown Laguna Beach 1s
the \tage for two mystene\
I mlay and Saturday Laguna
M\\fenc~ present~ to dinner
theater shows at 7 p.m. both
n1~h1' One show focuses on a film
\!Jr Jnd her mcmoir<1, the other on
thl art 'ccne. Ticket<; arc S60 per
pcN>n and include a champagne
.ind hor' d'oeuvre~ rccep11on,
Janner. performance. parking,
ta"<e' and tips. f-or details call 497-
~742
4 llPT1I AllJ VAIEY
Newport Harbor Art
Mu seum unveils a n
,l\\Orlmcnt of pieces from ib
permanent collection in "Different
'lt1>r1e\ Five Views or the
l ollcct1on" ~tarting Sunday The
nh1h1t, organized into five
'\h1h1t1nn segments. continues
through Sept. 25 and features a
"1dc 'ancty of artworks. The
mu,cum 1\ open Tuc!>day through
'-tunday from JO am. to 5 p.m.
l\dm1\\1nn •~ S3 for adults and $2
ltH 'cn1or c1t1zcns and students.
< .ill 7'\9-1122 for details
5 FEITAI
f-ounta1n Valley'<, ninth
annual Fiesta ge~ under way
Wednesday at Mile Square Park
I he five-day event will fe ature a
th1h c.ook off, car show, petting
100. carnival and variety of
l'ntcrtainment. Admii.~ion i~ SJ
(ciicept o n July 4 when its S4).
Hou r~ a rc: 4:30 to JI p.m.
Wedne~day. I 1 a.m. to I I p.m.
J h1mday. 5 to JI p.m. Fnday, I J
.1 m 10 11 p.m. Saturday, and I I
a m to 9 p.m Sunday.
"Les Miserables," tbe
infamous musical oC Victor
Hugo's classk novel of love and
rebellion in 19th ceotwy Paris
contanues its run 1 1 the Orange
County Pcrfonning Arts Center.
Performances arc scheduled
nightly, except Mondays, at 8 p.m.
and Saturdays and Sundays at 2
p.m. Tickets range from $19 to
$45. For information call 556-
ARTS or 740-2000.
8 •11£ IUI ··-Several mystery writers will
be on hand to siJl.l copies or
their recent novels Fnday from 5
to 8 p.m. at· Scribner's Bookstore
in Crystal Court. Among those
who will appear arc Elizabeth
George, T. Jefferson Parker, A.E.
Maxwell and Jean Fcmling.
9 RUAIT
Laguna Art Museum newest
exhibit, "The Cuttmg Edge:
Contemporaty American Folk Art
from the Roscnak ColJcction" is
now on display. Featuring a variety
of works suc h as paintings,
sculpture, pottery and textiles by
self-trained native American
artists, the exhibit continues
through Aug. 18. Call the museum
at 494-6531 for details.
10 fl&~
Take a free, gu1<Jt.d,
behind-the-scenes tour or
the Orange County Performing
Arts Center on Mo nday or
Wednesday at 10 and 11 a.m. For
more infonnation call 556-ARTS.
CKt. 833.
11 TIEcaa ..
This week's perfonnances
at the Coach Houo;e arc:
Beatlemama at 8 p.m. Thursday
(SIO), Texas Tomados at 9 p.m.
Fnday ($22.50), and The Blasters
a nd The Paladins at 9 p.m..
Saturday ($1 7.50). For reservations
and ticket prices call <496-8930.
12 llll•U11111
Comedian Mark Pitta,
along with Gerry Swallow
and Jim Hope, performs at the
lmprov in Irvine T uesday through
next Sunday. Shows Thursday and
Sunday at 8:30 p.m. ($7); Friday
8:30 and 10:30 p.m (S JO); and
Saturday 8 and 10:30 p.m. ($10).
For information call 854-5455.
13 1811.111• Tml
6
The Blu e Marble
Coffeehouse on Harbor
Boulevard and 19th Street in
Costa Mesa bas a full slate of
entertainers for the week.
Admission i.s FREEi On tap thi~
week arc Mo n Petit Schu, lJTllf E Cl•llt Hungarian folk, today; Richard
The Crazy Horse, ju11t • L a F o r a c • c o n t e m p o r a r y
few minutes up the SS instrumental, Friday; and Love
I rccway, presenu Marie 0 mond CtyataJs, new 110 and jaz:& fusion,
Monday and Tuesday at 7 ind JO Sunday. Week.day 1how1 begin 11 7
02 Orange Coast WMkend / Thuraday, June 27, 1991
p.m., weekend shows at 9 and
Sunday 1how1 at 6 p.m. For
infonnation call 646-5776.
14 ... KIM
Benoit Brecht and Kurt
Weill's musical "Happy
End," set In the Roaring TWcntics,
continues on stage It South Coast
Repertory through July 13. Per-
formances arc scheduled Tuesdays
through Fridays at 8 p.m .,
Saturdays at 2:30 and 8 p.m. and
Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30. For
information and reservations call
957-4033.
~DE'Rl FUND RAJSfR 15 The Professional anJ
f inance A:.:.ocia1c~ of
Ora nge County arc ho!ttin~ .i
rooftop d in ing and theater funJ
raiser S:uurday to benefit the City
of Hope. For S175. attcndce!t \\ill
attend a reception and h.1,c
orchc~tra :.cuti. for that night·~ pcr-
forniance of "Le~ Mi,crablc~" ~ti
the Orange County Perforn11n!!
Arll> Center For :1Jdi11onal
informnt1on call Carol LJdek at
72 1-7800.
16 Mm 'EM LAUGH
Cathy Ladman, a rcgul.ir
on "The Tonight Show,"
stops in I lun1ingto11 J3c;1ch for a
performance al S·30 tonight at T he
Majc,t1c. Admi"ion is S6. wi1h a
Author T. Jefferson Parker will
speak at today's Round Table
West Luncheon at noon at
Balboa Bay Club and be on hand
to sign copies of his new boot<,
"Pacific Beat." Friday at
x ribncr's Bookstore in Crystal
Court
two-drink minimum, with a dinner
buffet starting at 6:30. For
reservations call 963-1727.
WIS Ml -· • 17 Round Table Wei.I, Inc .•
h~•~ 11' monthly lunch·
con th•~ afternoon at the OalllO:i
B.1v C'luh hatureJ i.pca~ers wall
he l:.riL Ln. author of "Woody
Allen -A Biography," T .
Jcffcr~on P a rker. outhor o(
"f'ucific Dcat." Stephen Silverman,
author of "Where There·~ n Will. ..
Who ln.heri1cd What ind Why,"
and Owen DIVis, author or
"J3dc." Tickets for the noon •
5e ioft are S30 uch and c;an be
obtained by caWna (2J3) 2'6-79n.
18 ... llf~
Former Riahc cous
Brothers band member
Lee Ferrell is back behind the
keyboards ac 21 Occntifront.
Ferrell plays everything from
clnssic 10 contemporary fovoritcs
Tucsdoy1, Wcdncsd:tys 11nd
Thursdays from 8 p.m 10
midniahcs, and Fridays .ind Suturd~ys Crom 9 p.m. to J .1 m.
For detail caU 67$0 2.$66.
19 11T111Rllf
Every Tucscfoy cven111i: :11
Nigh1 M ove, 1n
Hun1ington Buch, there·, ..
Rockin'. Blues Jam with lfonnic
Sax. The jnm KUion, fc:111111ng
Sax's rhythm section and b:1nu of
players In tbc huu!C, stort~ .ll ~
p.m. For de101l1 cilJJ S:" 111 (21 l)
861-8631.
20 ....
Amon& the o(l'crrn~' ;it
Coast 1hcatcr1 th" "eel
1s ••The Naked Gun 2~ The Smell
of Fc3r," which opens FradJ) 1\l,o
playin1 is Kevin Co.tncr's nc" filrn
''Robin Hood: Prince of Th 1l·vc~ ...
Ju.tia Roberts' .. Oyina Young" ;ind
Dilly Crysua.t in "City Slicker~."
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CHARITY AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
... Plata, June 28, 7 p.m. to
midnight, Bowers MU1eum dinner
dance On the Green, Santa Ana.
$150 pp. BT. Contact Joan
Murphine, 497-0821.
llCetebnte lite ntrtln, June 28
at 7 p.m., Bowen Museum at La
Fie ta, Santa Ana. SlSO pp. BT.
Phone 4'97-0821.
•"us Mlsenbla .. , June 29 at 8
p m.. Pro(es ions and Finance
A soc. for the City of Hope or 0C
dinner and performanoe at OC
Perfonning Art Center, Co ta
Mc a. $17~ pp. Phone 721-7800.
lmCJan flirt.or 0.7, June 29, 8
a .m to noon, Newport Harbor
Arca Chamber of Commerce at
Cannery Restaurant, Newport
Beach. Phone 720-0611.
llNcw Enaland Seashore Dlancr,
June 29 at 6:30 p.m., Opera Pacific
ll Huber re adencc, San Juan
Capi trano. SSS pp. Contact Myrit
Kreuder, 631-1249.
8Root Pan,, June 29, City or
Hope OC atop Tower parking
structure, Costa Mesa.
llPodty Rtadlaa. June 29, poet
Lee Mallory at The Art Loft,
Costa Mesa. Free. Contact David
Battcnbcrg. ~2·8246.
llhob'Plq. June 30, 2-4 p.m.,
author Stephen Arterburn signs
"Toxic Faith" at Marth'•
Bookstore, Balboa Island. Phone
673-7185.
•wine Tailing and Conctrt
Prnktr, June 30, Opus One or
OC Philharinonic Socfoty luxury
bus trip and picnic at Callaway
Vineyard , Temecula Contact
Carol Heywood, 553-24'22.
•Podry Rudlna. July 1 at 8 p.m.,
readers and mu ic1an at Casa
Palma Re taurant. Santa Ana.
Contact Lee Mallory, SM-6526.
llP1ndt and SK. July 4, March or
Dimes race along Huntiniton
Beach parade route. Contact John
Haga, 631~8700.
8GrHd Old Plcnk, July 4, 12-4'
p.m.. Republican Party of OC at
Arlington Theatre, OC
Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa. $2 ppJ
$5 per family. Phone 750-3335. .,nworitl ud Ftttlnl, July 4, 4-
10 p.m., Oty of PuJJerton at
Fullerton High School Stadium.
Phone 738--6575.
8'1iftiotkl, July 4' at 8:45 p.m.,
City of Tustin al Tu tin Hiah
School stadium. Phone S4'-8890.
8Sndalt fathat, JuJy 6 throuab
Sept. l, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., arts
and crafll ttow in Laauna Beach.
S4 pp. Phone 4'94-3030.
-.,W9tkatt4 IActJ, Jul1 9 at
6:30 p.m., Opera Pacirte dinner at
AJlred rdidcncc, Newport Beach.
$80 pp. BT. Contact Myril
Kreuder, 631-1249.
• ,... or Kakldoin11p«, :July 11
at 6 p.m., OC Ha toncal and
Cultural foundation at SCc\lrity
Pacific Oallery, Costa Me11.
Conttct Tricia Goldman, 250-19S7.
tml et Ant, Julj 10 throu&h
Aug. 30, 10 a.m. to t1:30 p .m on
lcauvaJ arounds. t..pna Beach. S2
pp. Phone 494· 114S.
\
BENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S
"Les Miserables,'' the musical sensation based on
VictOf' Hugo's classic novel, continues on stage at
Orange County Performing Arts Center. Above,
from the BroadWay cast, Dia~ Rogers, left, stars as
Madame Thenardier and Samantha Jordan portrays
a young Cosette. Below, the cast gathers for "One
Day More," the first act finale. The production
continues through July 7.
...... ot tlM Matten. July 10
to Aue. 30, 8:30 p.m. on tc:Wvat
JTOWlds. Laauna Beach. Phone
494-1145.
._ •~July 13 at 6:30
p.m., Open Padfic dinner at
Krcuder residence, Newport
Beacb. SSO pp. COritaet MyriJ
ICieUdCr, 631-1249 •
112$tll ~ ~.
July 13, PnMdence Soeech and
Hcarlns Center. Phono 639-4'990.
.... dlle 0., IK Jtae., July 14 at
8 a.m., United Cerebral Pally
A n. of OC at Le Meridien Hotel.
Ne~n Beach. ContJCt D nielle
De Puma, 1'7-4796.
llH•lr Cal-a·Utoe. July 14, 9 a.m .
to 4 p .m.. United Cerebral Patsy
A n. o( 0C and tyhsts from
Allen Edward Salon at The
Spor Club, lr"t<1nc $20 pp.
Contact uun Whetxll, 557-5100.
llN~ OftU•• Jan J>tcnk, Juty 1'4
at • p.m., American Cancer
Society al Robert Mondavi Wine
and Food Center, Costa Mesa. S3S
pp. incJudct picnic with wine and
cheese. Phone 979-4510.
......._ 0., a.a. July 14 at 7
p.m., Opera Pacifac dinner at
rcaidencc In Villa Pm. SSO pp.
Contact Myrll K.reuckr, 63t-l2A9.
8Maku Fiesta, July 14', 4-8
p.m., Todol Chapter of Saint
Joseph Hospital Foundation at
location TBA. $60 pp. Contact
Mario Johnson. 771-821 l
...... Woodtty Golf Clauk, Juty
15, Ohvc Crc t Treatment Centers
at Sn Cliff Country Club,
=.::ch· Phone m-4999. u .... U.. tan;
July 17. tribut~ to Carl K.arc:her at
Disneyland Hotd, Aftaheim.
htr, July l 7·28. noon to
mfdniaht at OC Fairsrounck,
COlta M . Rodeos. quad races.
.lde can. riocotqde thrill show.
roct OOllClel1s lllld ......... ~
who Jeu 300,000 beel ,....
•round him while ... ..,. •lllCll
instruments daily at l p.m. P1i9hdy
entertainmcnl: July J7, Michel
McDonald; July 18. Donnie
Brooks and Ronnie Kuru; Ju)y 19,
Etvm Bishop; July 20,: Uule Ra"er
Band; Juty 21 , Ric.hie Havens and
Richard Elliot; July 22, Donny
Osmond; July 23, Jan ct Dean;
July 24, Brian Hyland, The Dixie
Cups and The Platters; July 25.
Gary Morris; July 26, The Jeh;
July Z7, The Commodore ; July 28.
Air Supply. SS pp.; seniors, S3;
children ~12, $2; children under 6,
free. Phone 751-3247.
llGounnd Plua Estra•ap•t.a,
July 20 at 6:30 p.m., Opera Pacific:
dinner at Menaker re idence,
Santa Ana. $50 pp Contact, Myril
Kreuder, 631 ·124'9
9A.mttican Tnum• 2000, Juiy 23,
OC Trauma Society's third
quarterly councll brcaldast. Phone
571-0602
ART
8 Lapna Art Ma.scum (307 Chff
Drive, Laguna Beach, '4Q4-6531 ).
Through Aug. 18: The Cuthn.S
Edge· Contemporary American
Folk Art. Thro ugh Sept. I: Arthur
We le)' Dow.
11Newpor1 Harbor Art Musnm
(850 San Clemente Drive,
Newpo rt Beach . 759·1122).
Through Sept 15 · Different
Stones: Five Views or the
Collection.
llMvtrin Wundumaa Mlll«'WJ9 (3
Ma on, Irvine, 472-1138).
Permanent display of drawinp.
sculpture, films, other works by
Jean Cocteau. Through Aua. 22:
Cocteau's Dreams.
9Newport Bacb City Hall Galluy
(3300 Newport Btvd.. Newport
~ch. 644-31 50.) Throvgh July 9:
Acrylics by Jane Bauman;stitchcry
by Janie Pac.
MUSIC , DANCE
THEATER
llOC Ptrfonnlnc Arts Ceattr (600
Town Center Drive, Ccsta Mesa,
74().2000). Through July 7: Les
Miserables. Juty 23 throu&h A\lJ.
4· Jerome Robbin 'Broadway.
llSouth Coast Rcptr101'1 (655
Town Center Or., Costa Mc!lta,
751 ·7827). Through July 13: H ppy
End, Bcrtholdt Brecht and Kun
Weill.
•Gardn Gron laakespeare
Fullul (I 2 52 Main Street,
Garden Gf'O\'e, 636-nJJ) Gem
Theatre, July 11 throuah Aua. 1~
Tomfoolery. FC"Stival Amphttheare,
through July q : ~ Merchant of
Venice. July 2S lhrou&h Aua 17:
Measure For Me1$Ure.
8.Mystery Cafe (Hubert's. l
Hutton Centre Dr., Santa An..,
9SS·CLUE). Otnncr how Fridays
and Saturdays. "Murder at <Ale.
Noir."
UST1.NG INFOa.MA 110N: If ,.. .. ~ •• ...c ........
d••1e .r l•l•r••ll•• t.r •lacU•i. llr«t ........... .. ....... .r,: ••Ill, do •tMtuL r.o. ... ,,._,.., c...... .,
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1'll.
Or-. COMt WHtcMd I Thlndly, June 71, 1111 ..
COVER S'VORY
Parade, fireworks to Iii
...
Oohs and aahs will echo across
the Orange C.oast next Thursday
as cities Crom Fountain Valley to
Newport Beach celebrate the birth
of our nation.
As an added attraction to this
ye ar's I ndependence Day
celebrations, several tributes to
our country's service men and
women have been planned.
Parades, run. pancake breakfast,
musical entertainment a nd
fireworks displays are among the
Jl.'.t1vi11es scheduled for July 4.
Event!> along the C.oast arc set
to ger under way bright and early
fhursday morning. The city or
Huntington Beach starts things at
~ a.m. with a pancake breaJcCast at
1hc Seachff Center, followed by an
c1gh1 kilometer run through the
ur.,. 's streets
At 10 am, the crty will host its
1<7th annual Fourth of July Parade.
1-:.xpected to draw more than
'00,000 spectators and 3,000
participants, the parade will salute
\C tcrans of all wars -include
rhose who served in the recent
Persian Gulf War. Pearl Harbor
'urv1vors and Medal of Honor
rc:c1p1cnts arc among those invited
10 participate in the festivities.
The parade will feature
m.irchmg units, floats and bands.
Ir will leave Main Street at Sixth
Street and continue on to the
C1v1c Center
In Fountain Valley, the annual
4th of JULY
llAMMID
WOU'MAN JACK ......
Fountain ValJey Fiesta in Mile
Square Park will hosts its second
day of activities. The five-day
fiesta, which gets under way at 11
a .m. Thursday, will feature
carnival games, rides, booths,
petting zoo, musicians and
international foods.
On tap for July 4 is a perform-
ance by Wolfman Jack and his
American Graffiti Revue at 2 p.m.
The revue will feature such noted
artists as The Coasters, The
Shirelles, Bobby freeman, Ernie
Valens' La Bamba Show and
more.
At 9 p.m. there will be a
fireworks display. Tickets arc $4
Thunday ($3 other days), with
military personnel admitted free
with proper identification.
Day time activities in Costa
Mesa include the city's third
annual fourth of July picnic at the
fairgrounds. Scheduled from 12 to
4 p.m., the picnic is themed "Old
Glory, New Glory" this year and is
sponsored by the Republican Party
of Orange C.ounty. Approximately
10,000 people are expected to
attend the event at the Arlington
Theater on the fairgrounds.
Tickets are $5 per family or $2 per
person.
At 1 p.m., Newport Beach
resident& will gather for The Old
Glory Boat Parade. The parade,
which iJ open to the public, will
start at C.ollin'a Isle. Tho3c who
ATIUiiinTO
~~.,t.::~
American Graffiti ~e uv1~ ST...UI-. Sl~ 2PM IOPM
l•a~~
AU. RIOES PaEI!
---... wmt nt1S AO --• . .-~ wolll TiwCc1 tan -11. •~ ne s1a1n11es ....... Bobby•"--• ~ ._.._,
, • .--FtllKWORKS! 9PM
SATIJRDAY
llAM-MID
INSIGHT
CanlllVlll RJde9
Ga.a
Arta A Cnftll
See! Pltti•\rd: BIU !COLOOY ,._...._....
Amto Wiwtaea'• A MOR.Et
EUlllNATOA
MON8Te" TfllUCK
•• 111e c~11 aow ~' •• Ring in the 4th of July *
F R I E ~. ~ ~ jt' ! ~. M I LY
fNU yow <gt 1o111 dMl:aact
atl1 IO yow fnt ... r..ilJ
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D4 Orange Coast WMkend I Thurlday, June 27. 1991
wish to participate arc asked to
contact the American Legion
Yacht Club.
FRIDAY
$PM-MID
C1u1ldan
RockNl&llt 1PM JON,_G~N
CRYSTAL LEWIS I ,._.._, r,"
Alao startin1 at 1 p.m. is a
barbecue and outdoor water
event.I at Newport Dunes resort.
Visitors can rent paddle boeu and
b .yalcs, watch a clown act and
enjoy a barbecue meal until 9 p.m.
when a fireworks display iJ
planned.
Fireworks displays are tho main
attraction for evening festivities. ln
addition to the above pyrotechnic
shows, displaya arc planned in
Huntington Beach and Costa
Mesa.
Costa Mesa's show, to be given
at Le Bard College Stadium at
Orange Coast Collcae. wW alto
include musical entertainment.
Sponsored by the Oty of Costa
Mesa, Costa Mesa Rotary, Oranae
Cos.st CoUege FoundatJoo anft
Oruae Cout Dally PUoc, the
event will start at 7 p.m. when the
stadium sates open. At 7:45,
various lnlllical ICtl are ICt to
bcpo. Amoaa thoeo ICbodWed to
perform are 1 barberabop quartet
and IOloiat Kevin Fehrman. The
fircworb ~ will light up the
sty awtina .. 9: 1$.
Tickets for the abow arc $3 for
adults and free fo.r children 12 aod
youqe.r, wbe:n accompanied by an
adult. Tkhts may be purchased al
MCA Conlolidated Water Di tnct
Office, Coaatlino Community
Colkp OffM:e. Rancho Market,
Mesa Center Automotive, Coast
Tnn1mi11lon and Southern
Ca1ifom1a CoUe&c. Tickets wiU
allo be IOld ·•t t'ho stadium prior
to tho abaw.
HunthlatOD Beach firework.I
show wUf be In tho stadium at
KwuJactoa 8oacb Miah School.
Oatca will ope:a al 7 p.m. Tickets,
1t $$ oedl. cm be pun:hased at
citJ ball. Tboae 1nticipatin1 •tteodiaa the _.., ~ advised
to pun:Ute ticbta in advance, as
tho 6JlOO eeat IUdium fills up
quktly. _.,. ,... &rrdl
BALLROOM DANCE NIGHT
R.C. 'S BALLROOM
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* Music Promotion 30 a lJw th• 90 s
• lttrtahtMnta ~d et your t.bl•
• Lattt o.ne. Floor
• A'# condiUoned wtth plcnry ol pettUnt
• Mm~ W' per pmon
Information a RCMJVaUons
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Mia ·~:'1i.r',. .....
Choo1lna lhe plays that
COIDpNO I community theater
poup'• aeuon often ii tricky
e~. but one
loc.1 pla~houae
has been
compound Ina
that diffaculty for
OYe1 two deCadel
by attachina
themes to ita
ICheduSa.
Comsnuoity
Theater started P.in.nina labell on
,.
l1lll
Ill ICllODS back -----
in tbe early Intermission
19701, 1bortly v
after its birth at t.bo tarn Ol tDO
dtadc, and bitl beeii dof.na IO
ever aince. Tho csreat ~Ip.
the .. C.omin. of Aie seilOn."
ooncludel in Aupat with 0ranae
Coat Colle'-' drama teac:ber John Penacca 1 once-produced
noualJi• play, "Comeb ack
Memona."
Nm ,ear will bo the "Tbouot PrcM>tm& Seuoa" at ICT, widi a
quartet of oomediea and dramu
cUculated to make tbo =r think I bit a.loq with the t.er
and the tean. It opem Oct. 4 with
the Oranae ~ty premiere of
"Scuba Duba" by Bruce Jay
Friedman. author o( "Steambatb!'
Edward Albee'• mutenrork,
"Wbo'a Afraid of Virslnia
WooU?" folJowl, atriviaa Feb. 7 at
............ .... 1rvine•1 Turtle Rock Community ..... .,,.-a .--Park auditorium. Tben JCT will
icu up for the world pmnic:re of
reservations. • •-• nnft !,_!~ ~~· "Tbe .:: Edmund RClltaod'a cluaic "Cyrano Mrmben ol tbc Orqc County r""" ~ .,,, noted Lapna de Ber.enc." Next uE· a &Olden Black Acton Theater will
II =~ ~ Jane Roberta. e>JdiC;-f-Tbe Pbilade bia Stoty," entertain at Gustaf Anden ti II" CllllP Ootinc out the acason will be bowina in NoY. 15 ( months Restaurant in O>c1a Mal'• South H~=!G~;.c~'t1a~:!
Berna.rd Slade'• "Tribute," c· before South Coast Repertoty Cout Villap Center Sunday from selected as the 1991 recipient of <>ranee Coun1Y Perfonniftc Aru uC '"2 31. All of •'"e ICT atagea its own revival of the play). nooa to 4 p.m. . u"" _ _, Center has launched the ~unteer w tta annual ~ tcbolanhip awa"&.
phase of ii 1991 Annual Fund p ay or four weekends. Fridayl A once-ubiquitous musical that AdJal Jonelle Allen of 1V1 The Fountain Valley High School
Campaign 'With a $.50,000 lead aift and Saturday. at 8 p.m. with one hasn't been dono ~ tor eoM, .. Oeaentiona" will bolt the event, senior has appeared in numerou1
froOl Newport Beach residents Mr. Sunday matlnee at 2 p.m. at TurtJo •'The Fantuticb." is ticketed for wbicb will feature ~ from community theater and school
.t Mn. Joeepb M. Tbomaa. Rock Park, on Tu.rtJe Rock Drive Jan. 31, foUowed on April 10 by .. Eubie," "Ain't MitbeJmin'" ud productions, and will attend the
The announcement o( tbe &ift at Suayldll Lane ill lniDe. Call Tenoessce Williams' steamy drama .. Sopbiaticated Ladies." Tho American C.Omervatory Theater in
follows the fund drM'• tnditional tbe theater at 8S7-S496 for .. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." The proaram is a fundraiset for San Franc:isco this summer.
''kick-off event.'' held tbia JU1 at lldditblal iaformltion. IOU.Dds of muaic: will clOIC out the OCBAT'i oat lhow, .. l..ady Dey The Alternative Repertory
Wild BiJl'1 WiJd West Dmncr un..n... .. -..1-~ .... _...... seuon June 12 in the .. Rodsen at the Emeraon Bar and Grill," Theater will bold its thinf annual
&travapnza in Buoa Part. Tbe ""-.. ---... ~ -...-.. and Han Revue." wbic:h will open July 2 at South
CYelll D'larkcd tbe be"*..-. the IMre'B be ~ in the air In Tb N Tb C.O..t Repertory. ~to ~,..m.aaletoSa~-~ior8 Center'• 5th ..... a.-~.., Newpoirt Beac:la. 1"llie Newport e ewport tater Arts OCBAT allo will bold a silent ·--•UIJ'a ,_....~-,. Tlteater Arts C•nter laat Oeatcr ii located at 2501 OiJr the theate s IUMval 1be "pnae
DIM, eo<haited by Comet boll'd 81._•ID"91ddi dtllt l9'l~ will bo Drtvc, Newport Bcadl. More aucdola b a ~ poaer by lale" ~ douted item will be beld
memben Rick J. M\lda .CS Joba iDfonaatiae ud ticket tclcrnlioDI utilt Dmd HocbCy. AdmiMioft outside the theater, 1636 S. Grand
C. Oa.rrctt. ..,,.,. obWDcd by c:al6aa 631-to the abow is free ud tbero will Ave., Suta Ana, and more
.. Thia lead llfl from t•e ma be a buJJet ll¥aiJablc for $20. Call infonnation it available at 836-
1bomues IC\J tbe ,...,. tar ow • 668-1737 for details and 7'11.9.
campeian In thil very ~ ;..-;::::;;::;;:;;;::::::;~~-;;::::======================; year," Muth aMouncect.'~ ·n 1.
eitremely patel1ll '° ...... for aDoWial Ill to bljA OD -* I
poiitt.e ... " Mr. IDd Mn. ,.,..._ M"9 1t'fed
iA aru,e Comley '°' 21 J'Cll'I .. haw been Oeater tuppCJl'ten a1ac:iO
its early plaJmina ....-. TodaJ,
they a.re m.t c.eaw patroM Who
attend ••u ~ ...a u we can," tticy said. ..,,. jft ii 1)Qf
way of ..,.... tbank JOU to tbo
C'.c.lltct tor what it bu dooo fOt
our live:a and for all OI ua ln
Onnae County.'' l'homN 1t1ted.
"We are happy to play • roJo in
the $th Annlvonary Year iln tt ~ital . •udt .. tbia from tbe
Thorn"CI are abfolutety c:rvcia1 to
tho maintenance of quality
prosrammina at the Center," .. id J
Oanett. ..
The pl for tho 1991 Volunteer 1
Carnpaian la $400,000 in new cash 1 for tM Center. t
""" r• c.-1 '*" •..,. ._ • .,..,
The Royal Balet
--'-11, .,,.
Tlw aown tf'Vld ol lftttmaUonaJ darn pnfonns """l.AJi,
and mott In lh adust\"t' Yest C.1 ~l
DI+ WellfC--149 mt!
The National BaDet of Cuu1el1
OdeWl-U, l"l ·
c.naa· pttm6tr rotnptny rtturm in tht sptttlan, Mmy.
"''*-'· ldlitmtu""" roocnnpomy dantT INS mott
American IWlet Theatre
n..N#lt:I ....
Now.-..19 °"' 3 Hr •• 1'91
Tbt •'Or'ld ptttrtl('t'f of ABT\ bcilht ~ ho.Iida)'
prnd111.llon
,,.,,~
rdftlry• '· 1,,J
dmll'htd UW1'11~ "' rlle'd
OfMOI COMt Weekend I Thur8day, June rt, 1•1D1
Comedy
Tlll'lllly
BEU..VLAUGHS 23600 Rockficld Ste
lA. Fl Toro. an the La.kc Forest
'ihoppmg Center, prescnu Academy or
Comedy Showa\e and a 'pccial guest
Wcdnc1dav and Thursday. T op
profcu1onal headliners Friday and
'iaturd.iv and 11 ~pccial open mike night
Tuc\J.iy NI shows start at 9 p.m. Doors
cipcn al II pm Adm1~ion is SS Tuesday
thwugh lnur,dav, S7.50 Friday and
~.11urda) No alcohol is served, alJ ages
.ire "c !come
Im l\tPRO\ 4:'.5~ Campus Ortvc, Ste I'" Irvine:, li5J 5455. Performances arc
\und.1\ through Thursda) at 8 30 p.m.,
I rid.I\ 11 \lo and 10 '0 p m and
\Jlurd I\ .1t '.and 1(}30 pm
I 11\HO\ AT TIH. \.\AJESTIC 18582
fl ct Bl'd ll un11ng1on Beach.
,,, 1 ·~, Omncr •va1h1hle from 6.30
p rn 'ih1"4 11mc: ·10 p.m. dancing
.. 11 "' ud' ( om1n Ca th)' Lad man, TC.
I , '"' und '-••II llenn arc featured
Frtdly
Im C <l'ff.OY Cl L 8 A.'10 CAFE 49 S
l'mc \n Long Beach, prcscntJ dinner
al'd a comedy show. Showa at S!lO p.m.
wee.kdays; 8:30 aod 10'.30 p.m. FridlJ and
Saturday. (213) 437-5326.
LAW STOP 1122 S.E. Brbtol. anta Ma. oi&Jllly lineup of comedians. For
I nformat1on and rcscrvatlona call
852-8762. .... ...,
JOKERS COMEDY CLUB 100 Plaza
Alicante, Garden Orovc. Show tJmc: 9
p .m and cover charae SlO. For
reservations call 971-3000.
Jlllldly
TiiE IMPROV 42S5 Cameus Dme, Ste .
138, Irvine, 8S~545S. Comics Mort P1111,
Gerry Swallow and Jim Hope arc
featured.
NO SMOKING COMEDY SHOWS at
the lmprov, 42SS Campus Dnve, Ste.
138, 1rvinc Twice a month, kklt ub 11
tbe Jmprov, 1st ind 3rd Wednesday or each month. C•ll 854·S455 for
mformation and dinner rtJCrvaliona.
COMEDY AT ra£ MAJESTIC 1SS82
Beach Blvd . HuntinJCon Beach,
963-lm Dinner served from 6:30 p.m.
Show ume 8 p.m.; danciJI& afterwards.
Comics Dennis Blair. Anita Wt. and Joe
Morris are featured.
TOP TEN
JUNE 17-JUNE 23
"IDEO RENTAL
1 . KinderQarten Cop
2. MermaJds
3. Three Men & a Little Lady
4. Rookie
5. Predator 2
6. Postcards From the Edge
7. Mr. Destiny
8. Gritters
9. Green Card
10. Quigley Down Under
CD's
1. Van Halen MFOf Unlawful carnal Knowledge"
2. Paula Abdul "SpeUbound"
3. Natalie Cole "Unfo~ettabte"
4. NWA "Niggaz 4 Life
5. R.E.M. "Out of Time"
6. Mariah Carey "Mariah Carey"
7. C & C Music Factory -Gonna Make You Swear
8. Skid Row "Slave the Grind-Original Version"
9. OJ Ouik "Oulk is the Name"
1 o. Black Crowes "Shake Y<M Moneymake('
SINGLES
1. Color Me Bad ·1 Wanna Sex You Up"
2. Paula Abdul •Rush, Rush•
3. DJ Jazzy Jett & Fresh Pr1noe "Summertime"
... EMF "Unbelievable"
5. Boyz II Men "Motownphllty"
6. Heavy o & the Boyz "Now That We've Found Love"
7. Extreme "More Than Words"
8. Crystal Waters 'Gypsy Woman"
9. LL Cool J "Mama 5aJd Knock You Our
1 o. Natalie Cote "UnfOfVettable"
De Orange Coast W..-nd J T'hurld8y, June %7, 1091
CLUBS
Etcet era
ffllllJ
LAOVNA rotn'S m"t each Friday
CY\:Oi.n& It 8 p.m. 11 the UJunl 9cl1Ch
Public Ubrary. $3 donation. OpCJI
rcadina and auest poeu each week.~
publ.ic 1$ invited.
BOOK SIGNING Mystery writer•
Elizabeth Oeocp, T. Jcffenon Parter,
A. E. Mowell and Jean Feml!na will sign
copies or their latest oovclJ from 5 to 8
p.m. 11 Scribner's Bookstore iD Clystal
Court. For Information call ~S-8189.
TH£ BRASS CONNECTION will
pcrfonn 111 a rrec concert rrom 4.30 to 6
p.m at Bluff Park. The cooccrt 11
'IJOtlSOrcd by Capistrano Bay Park and
Recreation Dist.rict aod the City of Dana
Point.. For 1nformat1ot1call2A3-HS6 ·-·-The ninth anm11I fountain Valley Fiesta
gets under way at 4:30 p m. 11 Mde
Square Part. The five-day event will
feature a variety of entertainment, chill
cook otr. carnival games, car Jhow and
pcttina zoo.
Country •... .,
CRAZY HORS£ ST&\K HOUSE 1580
BrookholJow Drive, Sanca Ana, presents
Marie Osmond coollbt and tomotToW cwo •bows at 7 and ro p.m. Tlcket1 arc S26.50. For rC1C.rv1tion.s and tickets call
S-49-1512.
7:30 8:00
n.1011
$.UlAACOA 3333 West hd.fk Col&t
KIJbway, Newport ~b pmcats ~ aoa pianiJC Juruny ~. Tbv throuab Saturday aiahu wit contemponry, cla: ical and top 40. Call
646-6090 for more information.
FIVE FEET TOO 1145 NeWpC>rt Center
Drive, Newporl Bucb. presents
&lrapolation In the newly ~nded
lounac Wednesday through Sirurd17.
640-5250 •
nu: STAG LOUNCE. 145 E. 19th SL
Cost• Mesa, prc.scnu Peter Wkkenbam,
YOC.ll and 1u1tar. rolk, 1tandards. oldies
and country T\lcscby tbr<!Ulh Tbunda)', 9 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. and Suoday, 3 to 7
p.m. For more 1ofonna1ion, eall 631·9813.
TR.&£S. 440 Heboll'l>pC, Corona dcl Mar,
presents Caesar Frasier 111 the piano
lounse Wcdnudsy throuJb Saturda=.nd Donily Sinacr Sunday th.roup Tu at
8 p.m untJl m1dn1&fn., 7 p.m. on Su •
67J.0910
TilE CANNERY llESTAURANT 3010
Lafayette Ave • Newport Beach,
"Karaoke" No ~T. 7:30 p.m. to
m1dniJbt. 615-5771
80GA.RTS 801IEM1AN CA.n 6288
Eut Paafic Cout Hi&hway, ~ Bcadll 21 and over, entertainment with loca
acoustic folk and rock musician•
Thursday. Fri!Uy and Saturday. Show
llf~·m. (213) 59'-8976.
-rift WHht: HOUSE Rcttaurant and
Tavern, 340 South Cout Hlpw1y,
Lasuna Beac h , pruonu live
enterulnment and dancin& ni&htly.
494-8088.
Fu.
THE CAHNDY llUTAUIANT. 3010
Laf.,ctte Ave., NCW1l'Ort Beach. rotk band ••1nsc1otota". toaJPt ud Saturday
" C10YCr, 6'1S-$m.
LB MltlUDlBN 4$00 M.ecartbw Blvd •
Newport Bctlch, llolta "Le C.barcl
Nipl'' featuiiOI Eathryts Lowe, Eric
Stl'Om 11ld RobCft ~I. from 8 to
SMCLU~1
8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00
11n111 .111111
BfOMIL-.. °""" c:. -... .. , kWe GOGldl, •• ..,. Marie
Oaoiid. ~ .. ~ lrid
l) Md • ~ ..... b lewra1
,_...1cldalaloldifllaea&.._.
of ..... ,...... j1llt tbe fonnat ol
1V --...... But aoa, before tbM. ~t b9d deddod cc.&Dtly .... for
me."
The award winninl C:OUDtlJ
mueic pelformer appean at the
Cnz:y HorM Steak HOUie in Suta
Ana Monday and Tueeday. Per·
formanca are tel for 7 and 10
p.m. botb eveniqt.
"1 kwc the music," lbe addl. .. I
lowc the people and tbe lifestyle.
And 1 lib the fact that women
can be 11KX:CSlful in countty music
and that there•• 90IDe lonaevity to
a CIOWl\Jy singer'• career. nat•a
really wonderful. It says a lot
about the people; tbe fans and it
sayt a lot abo\Jt the music.••
1111111:_
..,. ~ )llt ~" Marie ..,..
"And I mean tt.t .......,. ~
Md • lot of woodoffu1 aperieacea
in my life, wortma ·with .....
aucb u Lucille Ball, Orwc:llo
Mao and Bob Hope. Theo came
""' fint re.al e:sperienc:e in OOWl\Jy muaic. But it really hun't been
until tbe pmt two or three ye.an
that •~ •wted doina tome thinp
I really wuted to."
In 198S, ber album "'Tbere•s No
_ Stoppin& Your Heart" re-
established her u a bona fide
country atar. Tho title aon1
teached number one on the dwU
and her duct with Dan Seals,
"Meet Me In Montana,•• won the
presti&ious Country Music
Aaoc:iatioo award for "Vocal Duo
of the Year."
Mario divide.s her time between
the road and her native Utah.
where traditional c:ounuy roots are
u deeply embedded u the rugged
mountains.
.. I feel YCTf fortunate becaux I
can wort ill a buainea that I grew
up in and kM:.'' says Marie. "U I
were going to quit. I would have
quit Iona before now. But I really
kM: what I do. I'm a little bit
country."
Music
Daily Pilot's Guide to Music
8930
'Rap opera' portrays gang life
ey-...Coler OIMIM,.._
OAJCLAND -Take 101DC real
life OMiand Moriea of violent drug
11011; drive~y 1bootin11,
u~t. kids in trouble.
Set:;t'hote tale• to another
~ OaJdand theme -rap
music.
Tbe raWt: "rap opera.••
"Graffiti Bluca," which started a weetioas nan Friday at the CaMn
Simmoas Tbealer. is being billed
u a oew dramatic art form. sort of
a rh!mJal "West Side Story."
Tbe two-hour musical stars
seyeraJ hometown actors and is
intended to pump hope into
oatJanc1•1 youth aad energy into
the city's homcpvwn culture.
Oakland last year. "We want to
set an example about bow othen
can get involved."
Despite its themes of death and
violence, Mokwena said the
production is upbeat in the end.
1bc stoty is told from a teen-
ager's point of view and its central
character is a young woman who
rises abcNe the hopeless chaos.
"The main message." Motwcna
said. "is this; If we don't ta.kc care
of our youth, ta.kc care of what's
hurting them inside, we arcn 't
going to have a very bright
future."
Mokwena and his co-producer
wife, Misha McK (pronounced
Mc.Kay). said they plan to take the
show as far as Broadway. But they
wanted to play in Oakland first
because of the city's prominence in
the np music world.
.. Graffiti Blues" is written in the
five-beat rhythm that characte1 iz.cs
rap. Scenes deal with a moncy-
grubbing png leader, trnubles
getting jobs, a drive-by shooting
and a suicide.
Molcwena, born in Soweto,
South Africa, is best known for his
role as an African student in the
NBC show, "A Different World."
McK starred in the network's 1989
primetimc drama, "Mc and Mn.
C."
The couple originally wrote the
play to be read only. But after per-
lonnances in San Francisco and
the Berkeley Community Theater ·
went over well carlit!t this year,
they decided to set the story to
rae.:_
1bey approached the city about spo~ the s~er the
concept was approved, Motwena
said, there was little trouble
getting youn1 people to auclition.
"There's culture oozing from
this city that hasn't been tapped,"
said Ron Mokwena, a television
actor and playwriaht who co-
c:rcated the shoW alter moving to ------------------------
Marie'• claim to lonpity began
early. As a child she made bet
teleYilion debut on '-rho An4J
Williams Show:' and at 13 had her
first bit RCOrd. By ts Marlo WU
C01tlrrina. in her own TV variety
aeries, "The Donny and Marie
Show.'' altcrnatina c:ounuy and
rock eoap. la her 20'1 Marie
R.Oewed her career u a counuy fC<lOl'dina aw and wrote a book.
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~MOVIES
What the
critics say
'Rocketear' lackl ilOdel JDlllll'
The new Disney movie, "The
Rocke teer," based on Dale
Stevens' popula r "graphic
novels" (that's a euphemism
for comic books, folks), is a 12-
chaptcr serial crammed into
one movie, not unlike Steven
Spielberg's Indiana Jones
moVle , clearly the inspiration
here.
H o wever, unl ike the
Spielberg movies which came
charmingly dog-cared and with
a It e en s e n s e o f s e I {-
deprecation, "The Rocketccr"
1s innocence personified. There
arc no condescending winb
here. The film is true to the
spirit of its source -and to
those old movie serials of the
·30s and '40s -but it looks
~panlting-ncw, all gleaming like
a big toy that's just been
unwrapped. It has a boy's
ecstasy abouc adventure and a
technological innocence. What
11 d oesn't have, alas, is
S pie l be r g's n a tural
showmanship. Director Joe
Jo hns to n, who previously
directed Disney's equally overly
modest "Honey, l Shnm.k the
Kids," just doesn't know how
to make lhings jump.
-BJJ• ..,taa
McCl•td1r Newi Scnltt
Another week, another
lavishly produced comic book.
"Th e R ocke teer" is
conventional in the extreme:
bland, predictable, surprisingly
sluggish and generally passable
despite all. It has less violence
than "Robin Hood," and what
11 has 1s less explicit.
T h e in rlue nce of the
"Indiana Jones" movies is
unmis takable, but this is Indy
wit hout fl a ir, drive or
dimension. None.
-BJ Ed Blad
ScrlppJ Haward Nnn Serrlce
Sasan lsaaa
Aslstant eclltor/Actresa
Costa Mesa
Looking for a cute bargain
matinee where you can drop off
your C ub Scoull
while hitting the
summer aalca? "The
Rocketeer" may be
just the ticket.
Set in late '30a
Lo a Angeles,
Rocltetcer is a
com i c-book
ad'lcnture about Cliff Secord {Bill
Campbell), a young, squcaky~cao
pilot ~ho happens u~n an
mteruung Pactaae that 1 been
dumped in his disabled plane after
a mob of ganpten and Feds plow
through the local airfield. lt'1 a
rocket pact -oob li.ke art deco
scuba gear -and it can make a
man fly, by gosh. Oiff decidca to
borrow it lor just a little while. Of
coune we know someone'• bound
to oomc looking for it, and before
you know, Oiff'1 got his mecbanic
buddy PU'I)' (Alan Arkin), bis
girlfriend Jenny (Jennifer
Connelly), and the whole airfield
involved with the Mafia, matinee
idol&, the FBI and the Nazil, no
less.
The pk>t itaelf i1 engqina. and
offers an intercating villain in
Neville Sinclair (charming Timothy
Dalton). The actor's resemblance
to Erroll Flynn is oo accident.
Dalton's perfonn.aoce is tbc beat
of the cast, while the others
perform duti.fully loyal to the
period.
But part of the problem here is
that by bonorinc this 'JOI style
adventure genre ao predaely,
"Rocketcer" feels lite it bu been
sitting in a musty film vault for SO
years. "Raiden of the Lost Art"
sooocafuUy resurrected this s.cnre
with a refreshing twist, celebrating
and aatiriz.ing it at the tame time.
(Remember laughing at that
hideous Nazi with the chalnJink
coatbanger?)
You gotta give Disney credit for
o ffering a
summer film that
isn't about robou
termin a t i ng
huma noid s o r
some illicit teen
love triangle. But
wh o le so me
doesn't need to
be naive. A little
hip hindsight may
have made "Rocketcer'' appcalina
to a wider audiena:.
Our ratings
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D8 Orange Coast Weekend I Th\nday, June 21, 1991
Bill C.ampbell portrays air racing pilot Cliff Secord and Jennifer Connelly Is Is ;rtfMnd Jenny Blake in
Disney's new film "The Rockeceer." .
ScoUF.alP
Stadatt
Newport ae.cJa
Stc\U Spielbcrs mi&ht have
said, t.bete are chrce clement.a
•bich mate a
aucce11ful action/
adventure film,
brown leather JICketa. a damlcl in
dist.rat and Nazis.
Ob yeah. and Iota of sunlire .. This film
tw it all and more.
In brief I'd dctcribe "The
Roct.eteer" u "Raiders of the
l...ost Ark" meets Superman.
1bc film it the movie adaptation
of llOlt&lp: comic book by the
same name and probably the beat
r.ic ture of its genre since
Superman the Movie." It's pure
entertainment.
It's Loi Angclea,, 1938. BlU
Campbell Stan al OUf Secord a
daring young stunt pi.lot whole
only real concern is &CW. to the
"nation1l1" with bit pal and
mentor P_eevy tbc wonder
mechanic played by Alan A1tin.
It's Campbell'• first Hollywood
role, but he's absolutely perfect.
His Saturday matinee fac::c is well
complimented by bil lirt{rieftd
Jenny, the beautiful and fn.nocent.
but decidedly cardboard cbander
played by Jennifer Connelly.
Cliff's plans are destroyed, &Iona
with his plane, u he finda a
mysterious bad;plc.k rcsemblina an
art deco Cappacino machine.
Bein& the darins you.na hero he it
be tries it out and finds he can
fly ... The R.ocbtccr ia born.
Unfortunately, be'• not the only
one iotereated; the FBl u well u
a laDI of underwodd hoods led by
a Nazi ICCl'et .,ent· detperatety
waat it.
11modly DUtoa pkJI Nevi.Uc
Silld.l&r tbe aalllMr 3 bes office
.., IDd • .., ataad-ln for Errol
Flya; bl._ mo a Nazi. but that
wan't ttost )O'I from enjoylna his
wft.
Sure dill Illa ii corny, maybe
evea a ltttlc
predictable.. but
lt'a aho 1ot
alacerhy and
ch11 . The
rep.roductioe of
'38 Loi~
la Oawlaa. It.
OOltUIDel ud llOt
dealan are
wonderful and
the apodal ~ an ruUy fun.
So snb tbe kidi, lcM aW.i~ al
the door and IC> eajoy • The
Roctetecr!'
A.leddln
1adllir.lllO~om -"Alakazaam." indefinitely.
Bally'1
Celebrity Room -Oba! Oba! '91, now through July 2; George
Carlin, :July 4·10; Dean Martin, July 2.S-27.
Cftsan Palatt
Diana Ros • July 10·22; Julio l&lesias, July 24-29; David
Copperfield, July 31-Aug. 2. -Daert Inn
Cry Ut! Roon:i -Jeff Kutnh's "Showstopper," opens July 12,
runnina t0dcfinitcly.
El Rancho
Rodney's Pluce -Comedy even nights a week, indefinitely.
ElratUbur
Kina Arthur's Arena -Kina Arthur's Tournament,
indefinitely.
Flamlnao Hiiton
Main Showroom -''City Lite ,"indefinitely (except Sundays).
Four QM«••
French Quarter -Frank Sinatra Jr., throuJh July 7; Oriainal
Drirters, July 9-28.
Hadellft
Fie~ta Theater -Redd Fou. indef1n1tely
Holklay Catino
Maun Showroom· "Keep Smilin' America."
lmperfRI Palace
"Legends in Concert,'' indefinitely.
I.Ady Luck
''Luck 1s ii Lady" variety review, indefinitely.
La V~s Hilton
Ynkn Smirnoff, Lucic Arnaz. through June 30: Englebert
llumpcrdind .. July 2-14
Maxim .
Cnh3rct Room -"Cab:trct '91" suimng comic Bruce
Mickelson. 1uaglcr Gil Dova and the Maxim cabaret dancers.
Mirage
S1eafried &. Roy. through July 16: the Pointer Sisters. July 18·
23
Palace Station
Loadina Dock Lounce -"Somethin' Different," indefinitely
Veruillcs Theater
Aua ·IJ.
Rl•kra
Paul Anka, Jul) 11 -14, Frank Sinatra,
a hara
Melinda, First Lady of M11ic, 1ndcfin11cly.
. ands
Copa Room -"Salute," indefinitely
Darku' f><:Cd, throu h July 16. 01 olo, July 17-21. •
tardu t
"Do ·IC$quc," throu h July 15.
Tropic an•
"Fol1CJ Beracrc,' indefinitely.
to comedians to richly sequined Tony O rlando, Jay Leno, Diana
shawl with casts that number in Ross, Cher and Roseanne Barr.
the hundreds.
Today, visiton from all over the
wortd know that when they arrive
in the "Entertainment Capital of
the World" they still will be
treated to an un!otfCttablC night
of showman.ship, be 1t a top-name
supentar or a multi-mill.ion-dollar
production extravapnza.
Many· of Las Vegas' me>1t
popular entertainers appear on
one of the city's many stages
scvcraJ times each year, and for
weeks at a ti.me.
Amona the countless top-name
performers who play Las Vegas
arc 8111 Cosby, Frank Sinatra, the
Pointer Sisters, Don Rickles,
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.... By Eileen Prager
-;t Corn Daly PijQ(
\ 1m ·11JJ \ f;11nily t\j!I been 1n
th, ,,,1:iur.m1 h u\lnC!>S for three
..:• 1H:r.1t1U11' and luckily for
\11uthc1n C.il1ft11111,1 he and Jui.
,.;,c11 hroth•''' h,l\c hruucht their
I h.11 u>u l..rng Ill lhl\ country.
I 11.l " the U\\ner of Ro)al Th.11
< 111,111'" .1 'l'I\ 'pcci;d l h.11
,.,1.1111.1111 \\httlt h.h fi,e luca11on'
Ill \11t1thl'rll C.JIJillrJIJ,I
Restaurant or the \Vcck sutillfoctory. He notes thnt "most consists or chicken, pork, noodles
people here are regulars nnd hove and o medley of spices CO\"erina
been dining at Royal Thoi for shrimp and fried to perfection.
succC!\\ful. The atmOllphe re is very years. I get to know mnny of them Another favorite, S:uay, is chunks
comfortable and plen)ant, the ond like to sec that they are of ch:ircoal-broilcd chicken served
se rvice i) pcrsonaliLcd with comfortable <Ind enjoying their with peanut sauce.
employee) \\hO truly care about dining e.~periencc." With lunch or dinner. try one or
the cu!>10mc r and the food is At his Newpon Ocach location, the salads like Tila Salad, made of
c:m:llcnt. which is currently u11der,oing a chicken, squid, shrimp or crnb over
One rcn!>on for the wu rm face lift, his 20 employees are greens with dressina. Or there's
.1mh1l·nce i-; th.it Tila make!> it :i nttentive, courteous nnd rcnlly core Siam Forest Snlad, a mixture of about the customer. lettuce, cucumbers, onions, po1111 ll> \\:Jlllh:r around the dining arc:1, grc c 11 ng patro n~ nnd If you hove never eaten Thai tomatoes, tofu and eggs covered pcr~1111.1lly checking 10 )cc that food before, you arc in for a with a delicious peanut dressing.
their me .th and service arc special treat. It is a combination There arc many meat, poultry
------------------------between Oriental and Indian ond seafood offerings at ~yal
\\ hl'n \1>11 dine ;it .10\ one ol h1'
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South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa (7 14) 540-3840
cooking, contuining spices ~uch a~ Thai, nlong with homemade soups,
cu rry a nd ci lantro, fresh noodle dishes, appetizers and
vcgctablci., lleafood and special special dinners for l\\O, All dishes
!tuucci. with a peanut base. ore freshly mode and served with
The menu nt Royal Thai is vegetable garnillhes that odd a
complete with a variety of freshly !>pccinl look to the plates.
made items for both lunch and With all of this excellent food, it
dinner. One favorite is Chan-Ram, is surprbing to sec that Tiln'll
nn appetizer or lunch, which prices nre more than reasonable 1---------------. fo r lunch :ind dinner. There arc lunch r.pccials start ing 01 $4.95,
and the dinners start at S7.95.
Royal Thai :ilso caters specinl
events such os weddings und
parties and has fucilitiell for groups
at the r cs1auron1 . Tila
recommends th3t you have your
event aatered with Thai food
because it is dlfrercnt from tbe.
usu._1 orrcrings.
He wuuld olso like people 10
know thot allhou1h the outside ot
his Newport DC3ch restaurant is
be ing rcnovotcd, Royal Thal is stiU
open for bu incss and going as
s1rong us ever.
"For new pn1rons, it is e~ to
miss our rcst4ur:>nt while drlving
along Pacific Coast Hiahwoy
because of the construcllon. I witnt
everyone to know that we uc
open (or business.''
Along with sil-down dining and
caterin;:, Royal Thai also offers
cooking classes. 'fila says that is 11
good \\II)' to be introduced to Thai
(ood and suggests that you rcaister
curly bcCllusc the · cour1es arc
always booked up.
Royal Thui Cuisine is IOC4ted at
4001 West Coast Highwny in
Newport Beach, across from Ho:it
H ospital. For addallonol
information on restaurant hour$,
catering. classes and other Roy:>I
Th:ii location~. coll 64S·THAI.
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The Villa Nova in Newport
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Countr:1 Club ore o((ering the
doscM view this side of ringside to
Frid:ly night's Mike Tyson-Razor
Ruddock rematch.
While the two brawlers "ill be
hungry for victory. those who
011end the closed-circuit screeninss
of The Rematch ond three other
explosive bout\ "ill ge t to satisfy
their appetite) for i;ood food and
good boxing.
Fur $35. fight fans at the Villu
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Pizza &Cake
Iron Mike Tyson
rest:iurnnt'i. fomous ltalion buffet
and no-host b3r. Seats tan (illlnt
up at 5 p.m. Call 64?-7880.
A New York steak dinner ond
two drinks come wi1h the $30
tldel prlec al the coun1ry club at
Country Oub Drive just orr Mesa
Verde East. The opcnina belt nnp
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Pipen ~ at 10 p.a. For ildormaUoa
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TEXAS TOltJIW>OI petb1n at the
Coach HOUie ID S.. J ... ~ at
9 p.m.; llchts If• 122.JO. ·For
informauoo call 4""930.
ZOT SPOT CAR S400 S. Vuano Road
on the UO campas, Verano Place Graduate Housl"' ,Complex. UYe music
every S.turday ~ 1t 8 p.in. Doon open at 7 p.m. Miftilnal admiiaioo charp
of SS. Call 856-7981.
Tiit BLA.ST!U A Tlll PALU>IN
perform 11 9 p.m at tho Colch Houte [a
San Juan Capistruo. Tictcts ~ S17.SO.
For ruunt.ioot cw in!onnatto11 call
'Q6. 930.
TO\'Yt TONll TONE! perform at a
June Jam Dance Party'' al the Oueco
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Wanted: A rOClt music critic
Jnd nightclub critic.
Both writers will be
rcspon ibJe ror semi-regular
columns to appear in the Dally
Piiot'• Weekend section.
Critics mus& be willing to work
nights and weekends, ir
nccc ary.
lnteresae<t candidates for
both pos1tions &hould htve five
yea.rs or writing eaperiencc, •
good knoW&edp Of IDlllic and
Oranae Coast dubs, be able to
take pbolOp'apbs and meet
deadUnes.
Those interested sbouJd tend
a sample of their Work to Hali
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blues, IR featured froai 7 to t f p.ra. I lflJ
Ul'l'ANGO USTAU&ANT 19100 Voa Kariun, lrrioe. ptOICJltl the 111\llic ol the Andee. Yitla Aftins Sunday Ind Moaday alaJ>t1 6:30 to 10-.30 p.m. 7!.S-$222.
nm CAHN'DY, 3010 Lafayette Ave .. Newport lkadl, ptacnlS Klnote. No c:oter. 67S.S7n.
VIUA NOVA. 3131 W. Cout Hi&tnnJ, N~ Beach. Richard PauDO'I piano
ltyliria Suoday throup Wcdoesday Open dAUy J p.in. 10 l a..m. 642· 7880.
CROWN HOUSE. 32802 PKtric c.out
Hiah•a1. Monarch Beach, •~sns, prexnta OeorJe Butts on the saxophone Crom 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.
Mii flJ
BLUE MARBLE COFTEEHOU £, 1907
Harbor 81\'d., Costa Meu, 646-S176,
Pfeknts Christopher Minp 111rtin1 11 7 pm
nrE VIEW Mamou Hotel, Newport
Center, prcsenu music n11hlJy tbrouah
Wcdnc.sday, 9 p.m to I :30 a.m
IWI MAULE COPnEBOUSE. l'J07
Harllor ams.. c.oaa Mesa. 646-.5176.
praents CB. Smllb Ind Bob B • ICIOUSlic
folk. llatt1q 11 7 p.m.
THE CAHNDY llESTAUllANT, 3010
Lafayelle Ave., Newport Beach. prctents
"K.arlOke" Stoa AJoQa With the Kits
cKh Tue.day. No OCIW'ef. 67S.$7n.
tbroojl Saturdliy from 8 p.m to 1 i .m. Saturday. The poup perfonna 6 to 11
Selectiom l'lftlO froln mna to liabt jazz p.m. Tuesday tbrouab Friday and 7 p.m.
and cootcinponry. Pedormina Coftiabt to midni&)lt on Sal\lrday. For more
ud w~ 1t 8:30 pttm. will be infonnatlOo, can 759-0808. at 4136. STUDIO CAR • IAUOA, 100 S. Mao St.1 Balboa, prcaats Shades of Jade, a
laun jazz band, from 9 p.m. to 1 •JD. For mfonnatioo call 67.S.'n60 Jimmy~· caOWN HOU E USTAUliNT 32802
mma in Hu.nfin&toa Bcxh prntnll P.afic Coast HIJ.bwly, MOlllrCb Beach,
"Boony for Hol)ywoood," 1 dinner dlaw prcacnts Mitlioo Vacjo ruident Jama saludna the aolde.a 1p of fiolJJ'w'Ood. Hanis ud Family W~ lhroup
Sbowtlmea ue 1'ucadsy throqb Frida, 11 Slturday, 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m.. AlpbouJe
7 p.a. Sltlanl.,s 1t 5 and 9 p.m.. aod Surrcodcr Sunday lhroup Tuetday 9
Sundays at l and 6 p..m. Prica IW1 at p.m. to 1:30 1.m. For details c:aJJ
$16.95. For lnfonnatlon c.aD IM0-5661. 499-2626.
INTDNATIONAL PW, 4811 Bildl SL,
Jlfewpon Beach, 9SS.386&. PfUClllS The
Don and l)e,r.~ Show from 6 10 9 p.m
Fr•r
Wt•nflf
zor SPOT CA.PE UC c:ampu.t in the
Verano P1ace Sflduate housioa compla
presents mUJlcal 1r1i ts ln an intimate
cotree bouJe teUlna each Wcdouday at I
p.m. Admisllon 11 free and early aniYal is
recommended Contact Ol'IC SoJomoa.
8S6-798t.
VlUA NOVA 3131 West <=out Hipway,
Newport Beach. 642· 7680. Pianist Jay Milburn perf'onnt a variety of easy
listenina telecdons faYOrites Thursday throu&h Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., Sunday. throup Wedoaday from
8:30 pm. to 1:30 un. Richard Fauno'a jazz and Broadway styli.op OD the piano.
C'EST IA VIE Rt:STAUJlANT, 373
PIQfic Coast H1itrway, Lquna Beach. oa
the Main Beach. Ltve jau every Fnday
be&lnnin& It 8 p.m. reatur1114 the Bi!t
NOite Duo, ggitar, vocals and viola. Mark
Turnbull and Bob Hawtiru, aujtanns
and vocabsts on Saturdays bepnnina at 8
p.m No cover clwce Free p1rluaa-
LE TalANON 1t Le Meridicu Hote~
4500 MacArt.bur Bhod.. Newport Beach,
prc:Knts The Muter Trio (Tom OflUIOt
Tootie Heath and Louis Spean) ftom 5
BWE MAULE C0n-E£JJOUS!, 1'J07 _to_8 _P_.m_._The __ trio also performs on
CA.FE UDO, SOI 30th SL, N~
Beach, 67S.2968. present entcrw 01 n11htty. Bernie Pearl Blues Ba.nd
fea1unn1 Harmonica Fats 9 pm. to 1:30
a m. SJ COYer chuce.
Harbor Blvd., C.0.11 Mesa , 646-S'n6, ----------------------------. presents Fast Food rn Americ.a, a one-act
play II 7 p.m.
CUE UDO SOl 30tb St., Newport
Beach. praents Joe Nap1 aod the AlJ
Stan frOm 1:30 to 1 a.m. 67.S.2968 or
673-SOS6.
BISTRO Jtl, Irvine, present•
pwtlst·wc:allst Ray JobDIOll Wed:nesdar. throu&h Friday, 7 to 11 p.m. and
Slwroays. 7:30 IO l 1 :JO pm. 553-9201
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We're Talking Nine Different Pasta Selections.
Grill specialties like Lamb Chops, Prime Rib and
Premium Choice Steaks. You'll find broiled seafood
like Yellow Fin Tuna, Swordfish and Pesto Shrimp
Skewer.
Soups, Salads, Sandwiches, Chicken Wings and
Nachos. We even serve six kinds of Pizza. Our
championship chili recipe is from the International
Chili Society. We've even got an old fashioned
Monday thru Friday "Blue Plate Special" Lunch for
only $4.95.
Of course, you'll find all our Famous Award
Winning Barbecue Favorites. Baby Back Ribs, Texas
Cut Beef Ribs and our succulent Barbecued Chicken.
All Real Wood Smoked.
Welcome to Love's Bar & Grill -We've Got It All!
SPECIAL $4.49
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t ''Tho Ncwut Membc.f of ~'1 Famous Barbeeoe Restaurants"
20111 Brookhurst Street (at Adams)
Huntington Beach, CA 92646
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a.cu Park: 7701 Beacb Bl¥d. (714) .521-mS
HuaU.p. Sad.: 71-48 F.dinaa Ave. (714) 14-7373
Hey, Folks!
Hurry To PoFolks
Because NOW There's
PoFolks "To Go"!
Enloy the Taste of Our Famous
Burty, Bomestyle Cooldna
Not Only at Our Restaurant, But
.... at Picnics
.... at Home
... at Parties
... at Ballgames
... or Wherever You Wish!
• OeUcious Southern Frted Chicken Mcntcs
•Impeccable Barbecue RJbs Picnics
•Tasty Fish Fry Plcnlcs ... ..and much, much mott.
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$3.00 Off
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Picnic Dinner "To Go "
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The D&ily Pilot
DINING
GUIDE
Tbe most complete guide to Oruge Cout restaaruCI
Costa Mesa
Aln.llO'I, SO\alb C'A>ut Plua. 549.o741.
Open 10 a.m to 9 p.m. Moo.-Fri.: 12 to 6 p.m Sit, Sun. Rc:icrvatlon1 noc rcq11ircd.
Slodw!chcs. IOUpt and 11ladt In • casull atmosphere S
AlllOMdo a1ttonatt, South Colst Pt.D
Onve. 751·71.Sl. Open for luncb 11:30
a m 10 2 pm. Mon.·fn.; dinner 6 to 10
p.m Fri .. 541 Sieck. Kri<m food. Warm
Tusc;iny 1mb1anc:c New li&Jlt menu
auirnents Northern ltahan lpcdah1ca.
Good puiu. surperb wfne fill.
Pcnooahzcd seMCC Rcsc:rv1tlons. US
ltldl hy Rowln1 ind R .. nln1 Chai>,
3333 Bnsiol, Sou1h Co. Plau.1. 641-0118. Open 11 • m. 10 9 p.m. Mon ·tori .. 11 1.m
10 6 p.m .• Sii, 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m .• Sun.
Award-wlnnlna ulad bar, unusual
spccl1ls. Wine, beer. S
81..00k four, Crys11I Court. 3333 Bear S1. 340-7661. Oren 11 1.m. to 9 p.m.
Mon.·Thun.; 11 1.rn. to l l pm, Frl ..
Sat.; 12 to 9 p.m. Sun. RuetValloru
1CC$ptcd. That QI inc; small portions of
beaulif\IJ!y ~pared food in • 1cartt
tcllfn& hidden 1way in the upper reaches
of Soulll Coast Pt.u'a Crystal c:ourc. SS
.... ~ C.ek1aa, 1907 H1tbor
~ 646-5776. ()psi! Mon.-Th\lrs. 6'30
un. 10 10 p.lll.; Frf. 1Ad Sac. 6:30 a.m. to
12 a.m.; Sun. 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. Very
mode1c prices; ire11 IOupt, ulada,
sandwic.hcs. dcsxrts. S
O.la'1 a.1--. 124 W, MacMbllf BM!. s.46-5688 Open 11 1 m. to 9 p.m ct.Uy.
Reservations accepted. lnnpeMl\'c
Chinese and Caistoncx din"'I 1th tUc-<>ut avas1ablc.
El Tertt• Crill. 633 Antoe Blvd. 662·26'n. <>oen 11 a.m. to 1 I p.m.
Mon.-Fri , tl a.m. to midftl&bt Sat..
Sunday bninch JO a.m. t.o 2 pm
Rcscrv111ons 1cceptcd. Fl1von of
muquilc and the South t Grut srun corn t1malea and Southwestern
•ptch1l11cs. SS
fortuM. 3820 S Plaza Dr. 850-9008,
Open I\·)() am to 10 pm. Sun.·1'11uB.,
11:30 a.in . 10 II p.m. f rl.·Sat.
Rc'!ervat1ons accepted. Clune..c tood
featuring Pellin& duct.
Fo.;, CarYOts, South Coui Plan Main
Lcvd . .S.56--9700. 8rca.kfn1, lunch. d.lnrter
Spcc:l1liz1n1 In the frcshdt •nd mott
dcllciout natur11I foods. Vldol'\l't B•tc
Shop features arc•t mumu. troicn
yoaun and frah juice bat S
Gudllt. 3820 .,,u.a °'· SOlath Coast Plaza Vlllt&e. "6-7Z73 Opc11 b i-.nc11 IJ :JO am 10 2 p.m. Moft .• ftl.; dianct
6-10-..30 pm .. Sunday brunch 11:30 un.
to 3 p.m. Rcscmt1oft1 1u11c1tcd .
Chamber ensemble
to perl'or1n at Prego
Prcao rcinttoduca "Cocaceno o Cena aJ fraco." a ftlltltlrant
t.radidon d\ari1\I wbicb The Naptea Otambcr £nxmbio tenm:.dea diMl'I
on ita f>A1iO &Om 6:30 IO 10~30 p.m. every Friday and Satillday eweNftl
throu~ the c11d of aWDm.U.
Proao ls located at tM20 Von Kannan Ave. in Irvine. For raervationa
call S5J..: 1333.
Tandoori did c:wry ............ _,
chden :Terrific .. 111U.1ra. liD••dc
garden ateotpMN. S.... .mm.
Outstandi.na Wiiie Ill. SS
G1rdttl ....,., o,...i c.wn nn Beat
St. 546-6004. 0poe II a.a. 90 10 p.m.
Mon.·Slt., 11 IA IO 7 ~ SM.
Afternoon ~ 2:30 IO ':lO p in.
C"Vtrydly RtwlVldoM ~· A IOIKh of Ill NiliMI la I deMicaf frefteb
......... ~1 E. 17th St. 548-ISM. 7 ~ ..... 3333 S. Briltol SI .. So.di a.a.'° I JU1L Moo .-Thur., 7 1.m.. to 9'.30 C.O... Plua. S4CMOJI. 9Pca b Juodl 11 ~.m. Fri.· Sat., 9 a.m. to 3 p.m Sun. 1111. to 9 p.tn. Moa . .&ift. RaavatioM
Gourmet Nll<hwlch lhop, apitfy interior. S not required. 1'b& ultimate piziJcri& with ..... ""··-~ e 17th s JLJJc .. 7626 11 different pi:i:zas from Sicilian to -.._._, 47V • t., .,.,,. • N poll •
M .._ 37 ~ Ccntn Dr~
Fuhioa WaDd. 644-1030. Opea 11 a.a
to 10 p.a dilly. Suoday bnnd 11 a m.
to 3 p.m. RCIC.Mltioos accepted. St.cab
and IC.lfood with 1 clasaic Sc:iottash lO.uch.
&ccllc111 prime rib ind Caoar aJad
Dimly ht; di.Ibby ·~ Elrcellc:nt
C... .. Cdf, 631·1381. l2AI W. °*' HwY. Open Moa.·Frl. 11:30 1 m to-
mtd'nlght. Sat.·Sun • 3 p m. to midlll&h --
Fabu!Ous bay view, huac bar. Great pfacc ii6
for toC1a.I hour. SS
!>Cllina. s
G1rduno'1 ~ OlllllM, 291 B. 17lb
Sr • 645-SSOS. Familf al)'le Jtallaa. Small
1r111oria with friendly •l'\lb. Olddrco
v.c~. Tue out S
t.11n1d, llJJ Bear 1.. Crytt1I Ccun..
"40· \ '65 Contc....,onry Nonhcro Italian
, uNnc M:rvcd in tlle tctll• Of an lodoor
,,Jcw3lk ca/e. Ex.ccllcnt pulu, focacc11.
c >pen for lunch and dinner. Rt.KMtiom
ll•cpted SS
(;1no's CHI llM Wll, 428 !. 17th SL
M0.17SO. RauYltioas llCCCJ>CCd A Coua
\ln .1 l1ndm1rk Wann, intimate
n.:1ghlx"trhood mcc11ns place Uinch.
1t1nncr. weekend brcakfut. Expertly
C.r~•• nbs. hambu~n. Modest prieu.
I l\t' 1111100 bar entertajnmcnt, cuJtomcrs
'0mc11mcs act lo sms •Ion&-s
1.oldH Dntaoe, 2023 Hatbor 81\.d . "~ ~ 71 fl2 lhaerntiona accepled
c • nuine 011ne11C Mandann duhcs '"lee
I",~ Award-winnlni cu inc. Lunch,
1l11incr. 11lrc-<M1l, cocktails 7 dJY1. SS
c.urar A.Dckrs, J8JO S. Plua Dr , South
< •H)t Pl11J1 V11lqc. 668-17)7 Opc.11 for
'unch 11 JO 1.m IO 2:JO pm : dinner 6-10
rm Top-ranlred Sc:1ndinui1n/
< ••n11nent•I n .:1auran1. Wonder(ul
< dc'at 11lad, hornern1dc breed,,
n.:cllcn1 caviar scl«tlon, homemade
,,:mad lu. CoRJt.llll KlM!y (Sunday
hrunt h, wine d1oncn. food ta&tiop. b11
menu all afternoon and into the n11ht).
\'
llorikawa, 3800 . PW.I Dr., South C:OUC
Plau Villqo. SS7·2S3l Ruervetion•
'u11gcs1cd. Fine traditional J1panetc
l••l1urAnt uiea the frcshat ln11cJicnts
''"h1 lw. tatami TOC1mt, cocttaII tounac.
\tut11-wur1e Kabclti d11tnU1 must be
11rtlcrcd 24 bll. ln advance. EJcpnt
Jmms Lllncb, dinner. SS
hu7,. 485 N. Old Newport Blvd
':!2·2992. 9P*a Tuo.-Tbur. 3:30 to 10
p m , Fri. t. to II p II\. In a modest
frame houte, ddeccable Italian sauces
ind seafood from Cbd Plolo Pctt.nno.
La Caw, t~ lmne Ave. at 17th., Mil-~ Ono of the aru'1 oldest 11uk
hnuscs. lnum1te. """I Seafood as trcll SS
F••lly atylc Mc .. lcan rcstauunt. Cl tan. a ~nt Bush bu e1tc11 betel Open J ... Cetltef7 IM.. JJJJ S. Btil&ol
daily 1t J 1 1.m. for lu.nch, cfwet, S40-a21. ()peft 11 1.m. lo 9 p.a. dMly. cochails. CIJJ a~ for lat&e partJa. Reaervat1001 accef*d. OloC la die
Solicttoua -~ for famllica; cm:Dcnt Metro'• only raUroed dinina car.U.
fernily value. SS z.wa, 1711 Placcn111, ~S-«>91. Nu
N,_..rt Rib, 2000 Newport Blvd. rctetv1tlon1. Lobster tail, prime rib.
631-2110. Ribs, chicken, shrimp, salads. chlclcen and ribs at rcuoneble prices.
hndwicbe1 Emph11i1 on freshnc:u, Special ctianaes njabtly. Lunch, dinner.
2wrltty. Delicious con bread. Open from SuJfday brcatflll. S
p.m. Mon. throup Sa~. 2 J>.m. Sunday. z.-.. GlNM e-.r •114 OJIW ._, J714
Tab out from 2 p.m daily SS • Placentia, 646-4122.. A bi&, IPf1IWlilll
Plllla M ... 212 E. 171h St. Ml-7488." enterprise With pool tables, OJller bar,
Diener 7 d115; lunch every day except hlmbUraen, aand-Q:hu and 1 varlery or
Sun. SlndwiChes ulads and pasui 11 seafood otrerinp. Very casual. Sunday
lunc:b time Good straight putu; m:rid Mcllicln brunch. S
the exotics. SS
ptaoo cnlcl11111mct11 SS
C... Catt, 690 Newport C.Cntcr Dr.
fou1 Scatons Hotel. '159-0IOI. Open
10-.30 1.m. lo 10 p.m. Mon.·fn., Sit. 7
1 m. to 10 p.m .. Sun. 7 1 m. to S p.m.
Reacrva1ion1 accepted. California,
COt1tinent1I ailslne. Sf
Cek flft-0.Flu, t 109 Newport Center
Or. 640-S7S2. Opeo 8 1 m to 9 p.m.
Mon.·Fri., 8 1.m. to 6 p.m. SIL, JJ 1.m.
to .S p.m. Sun. No reservations taken.
Salad and 11ndw1Cbcs tn a casual
atmosphere S
c.r.ewa, 3520 £. Pacilic Coa5f Hwy.
67S·l9'22. Open for dinner from S-30 tc.;
IO_JO p.m ScUn ·Thurs., S·)() 10 ll JO pm.
Fn .sat Rde1Vlll<ml u•sted. a. 1c
Nonhem lt&han JOUrmct cuwnc New,
moderately pnced lountc mcn11 ac:rvcd
'tiJ W« hours. Wild and cruy pl. te 11
n1&bt When the band strikes up the
samba music. Chic chentele. SS
CetU Ncwpoft, 1220 8110ft Avenue
7S9•3 Lunch 11 1.m. 10 3 pm. d11ty;
dinner served all. day, SC\'cn d•""
Ounesc cul inc. SSS
C1llror1l1 Bue", lJSS Via Lido
67S-OS7S. Oocn for lunch 12·2 pm
Cbl•'• Chi-. 3136 w. Barbol Blvd.
67J..8204 . Open 11 1 m to 9 p.m daily.
Ruervationi accep1cd Chinese and
Clnlonde w tsine. Try the k\lna pao
chK.kcn Pdlte Fn•ct. 1 JS Newport Blvd~ N rt B h Moo ·Fn., Oin.ncr S 30-10 pm. Mon .
6S()..9J6J ~n Mon ·Sit. 11 1 m 10 9 8Wp0 eaC Tues.,t until 10-.30 Wed ·Thun ; until 11 O.llf Crfll.957 N~port ~ntcr Or
pm Delicious ~nnct chidten, veal, Fn .• ;:,at. No n:le.Ml.IOM taken. S 644-2223 Mon.· Thur , It • m. to 11 ;> m
ptawns, u ndwrches and vcgctar11n Alley Relta.,..t, 4$01 Pacific Coast CalifomJa Plxu ICJtcMa, I ISi Newport Fri 11 • m 10 midnight. Sat .. 9 1 n . to
dilhcs. S Hialiw1y. 646·9126. American food Center Or 7S9-.SS43 Open 11 1 m 10 10 · 10 Pm Oauic American food. ~real
W d S Fi · ...i.. S Th nd 11 t 11 locallbn for Fl'hion l'land ~1c ouff' hMto lltttoraate, 3333 Bristol St., South •rm an cozy, an ranasco-s.,... p.m un • un.., 1 a.m o Pm SS
Coast piu., S~80:18. Open for lunch din1n1 11mospbcre. Luncb, diJJner, Fri -Sil. No rcserv1t1ont 11kcn
I I JO Im to 2.JO pm Mon . .Sat' dinner Saturday Ind Sunday bnr.nch. LiYely bu Cnsp<na tcd aourmet pa2I COl'MS In DtllM)-'~ 6\() l.1Jo Park Dr . .,-·.()JOO
S.JO pm. 10 t 1 m. Mon . .Sat., Sun Rcxrvetions accepted SS ~_:ns1 ot nS1Svon; tome arc r1ther odd Re crvation\ suiaested. Uarhor
tininch only Sh<'ppm1·mall Italian fnod Aatll8'i, Jl I Marine Ave. 673-6.S80. .....,., P la! lanJm1rk C.Umprehcn1~e 5eafooJ menu
with fresh fish, chicken ind pall• ()pen fm lu~ ll:JO i.m. to 2:JO p.m. The Cannery, 3010 Lafayette Ave. Nt•;•y, fun Lunch, dinner. Sund•"
Te"ific bread Spotty service. SS Mon . .Sll.; dinner S:JO 10 10 p.m. 67S·STn Open for lundl lJJO a.m to 3 brunch SS
fled O.UO., 101 f' SIJIClpornte Dr Tues ·S:tt., Sunday brunch. Seafood pm Mon ·f!ri., dlMer S-10 p.m daily Edie's Diner L'OS E. Cout H•' • S~7701. ~n 11 a.m. to 2 1 m. spcaaltics from the ltaban coast. SSS Sunday bn.tnch 10 JO 1.m 10 2:30 pm Coron .. tkl M.u 6;J.IX).S0 Open 6 1 in
Mon.-Sun., Sunday bnlnch 10 1 m to 3 AA• Marit'a. 26CO E. PaciRc Coast Hwy. Re1erv111ons 1ccepted Conllncnlal It n11J111gh1 Sun -Thu", unul I am. Fri ,
p m Rcserv111oni accepted Fine 720-9000 ()pen for lunch ll:JO a.m lo cur. inc, seafood emphasis Great dam ~I fo'1f11e\· l)lc <1111cr. •11h 1ukehmn.
MCSICln food in • fun and d1ncahlc 2:30 p.m Mon.-Frl., dinner 5:30 co 10 fijci~iiidieiriSSiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillmiiiliiliiiililtril"•u.::li·ii~ •homiiii~iiiil)ii·lciifioc.iM!iiiSiiiiiiiiiiiiiii environment SS p m Tues ·S•t. Rcterval!Ons su~ted.
RIYl«n RtstHrut, JJJJ Bristol St, 8eau11fully prepared contempor1ry
South Coast Pina. 54()..3840. ~n ror Califom1a cuisine, putu and sea.food
lunch 11:30 a.m 10 3 p.m Mon ·Sii ; Cory,. intimate 1tmosphcrc. Eacellent
d1Mer S-JO pm Mon -Thu.rs.. S·ll pm. v.inc l1$t SSS
Fri.Sat Rucrv1t1ons su11e1t1on Antolu. l.e Mc rid1cn Hotel. 4SOO
Conllncnlll CUI me Popular standby. us MacArthur Blvd 476-2001 Open rot
ltaby'a., 3333 Beu St, Crystal Court. dinina 6 to 10 P m. Tues . .S1t.
662-lWBY o 8 9 Reservations required Award-winnlna • pen a.m. to p.m. menu or liahter French/Continental Mon.-Thun .. 7 a.m to 10 p.m. Fri . .Sat.. . 11 1 d d 7 1 m to 9 p.m Sun Reservations noc cu111ne, exec cnt 1y prepare 1n
requued. Burien ind fries 1n 1 snciovJI)' served SSSS
tt-<rc1ted 1940i diner complete with Ardln, 333' W. Coast llwy 6'.S.1077
recorded !WlnJ muSIC Excellent nlads ()pen for lunch 11 a m to 3 p m.
Scmcc is totally on the mark. S Mon -Fn. Dinner from S p.m to I 1.m
Sc-oil'• Selfood Crill aocl Bar, 3300 d11ly Cl11s1cal con1mcnt1I cuisine;
Bri\lol St 9'1'9·2400 Open for lunch ind 11brcs1de preparation a speci11ty
dinner teVCn day\ 1 week. Call for houni.. FaYOntc h1un1 of Newpon Beach's Old
Jazz chlmpaanc lunch on weekends Money mellow, conicrvatrYC crowd. SSS
NO TIME FOR LUNCH?
Try Marcello's Lunch Buffet!!
ALLYOUCANEAT.,, $5.25 :~u.
E£4JUBING OYER 30 ITEMS
RejCrvations sugestcd Fresh seafood i'Hlba.u, 4250 Buch Street 9SS-Oll2l.
di ially prq>ered, complete with 1 01 America's most celebrated Japanuc
oy1ter bar. SS restaurant Teppan tables and Sllshl bar. SERVED MONDAY·fllfOAY U ..J
Tn A s,_pe1h7, 36q E. 17th St., lunch 11.30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Mon.·Fn.
Fresh vegetables,~ a.bid bar, ?>ta to, pasta,
eggplanf, coleslaw &r 3-bc•n salads; pizza,
giillc bread, ltalian bread, 2 rotating hot
entreet such as: lasagne, chicken dishes,
spaghetti w I meatbalfs, rotelli, manlcotti,
rettucine alfredo, and much, much more!! Also
desserts, puddings " fresh fruit!!
6'S"'8ti0 <Ary authentic: En&Jish lea Dinner S:JO to 10.JO pm Mon.-Thun., 17501 D--ch Bl d • S'-A H tin D---L o .. " 5505
room Brcaklnt. lunch, 11\crnoon tea, f~5:30~to~t~I ~p~m~-~F~ri·~· ~S~to~IO~f__"'·_S_llD'i:j. ~~~~~~~~~Yl~·~~Ull~U~~UD~~gt=O:D:UC':A.1~1u.4~~-~~~ Sunday brunch, Homemade Comish Rcservition rccomtncndcd SS
pu&ics. teal ind lodncy pte, 1nne.
Enihsh antiques may be purchucd. S
... p~.-.. 1969 Harbor 8hd. 6*-1%2S.
Open for h1fteb Mon ·Fri. ll:JO 1.m. to 2
I' m , dinner S·JO lO 10 p M. Rctervat:iom
r(commcoded AbcM: l"Crl Northern
11.-han aii ine at bvd&ct.c:omidow pnccs
\cal d1shu lushly recommended;
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\tanctui• C....... 1500 Adami al
llarbor, S40-19 7. RC:MtYahON loCICCpCCd
Rw pecnt or 0oW AWlrd of Eaccllcnoe
nine consoaatiwl ycan. Owftcr Mic:hacl
t hlll\& KC, Ulc ttandatd (Of Qlaca
rt>sl1urant1.. upe.rtl liablter dlsba 1nd
rontcmpot!iy Qi'"* ~ ~
dinner. tatc-o.t. coc:kWlt '1 da SS
WI IMI A NIW MlllU
Dine In 0..,. Romontic ~Dar
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Luncheon Served
Mor&y .. ftiday 11 :30am-2:30pm
feal111in«
Homescyle Cooking & Daily Specials w
Dinner Served
Moaday .. Saturday from S:JOpm
STEAKS • SEAFOOD • COCKTAILS
169S Irvine Ave • Coeta Me-. • 646-7944
Thur day, July 11th, 7:00pm
A "CUCINA RUSTICA" EVENING ,.,,rn
William Hill Winery • apa Valley, California
Poltota ai erri (Grilled Polcnta ~ith Wild Mu hroom autc)
W11Uaan HUI Winery I 9 n., RJeslin1 (Orqoa) • paah~ttlnl al Puto di Pftz~emolo lnnammalo (Angel Hair r ta Wtlh Inflamed PJr'k' Pc .. 10)
Wllllam HUI il\'tr lAMI 1989 Napa Chardonnay and
Wllllam HUI Rt f"'C apa Chardonn_,.
•
na:tllo a llo Ze1utt0 e R emarino ('Lea of Dome tic Lamb with Gin er and Rl",~m.try}
8rnttoll al Burro t from• lo (B~occoli with Butter and Chee~)
ln alata di PomodOro (Roma Tomato al.id on Freid Gr~cn~)
WUHam HUI 1987 lhtr Labd apa bcnMt u"tpoa •
N polcon • di Roma
Vtu•e dta tml1
11urry d611ors ~r JKm>n by restrvarion only
•
DINING
Lido's Bistro, Camelot amm11 ara's tall ,
A "1se and frugal local once
~aid. "Why \hould l leave lown in
the llummer'> Other people save all
year ;Ind Oy In from all compass
po1nh JUlll to
c"<pc riencc "'hat I
h .1 v c h c re
.n .11lublc .11 my
f111~cr11p'' '
I 1Jn V1ll.1gc 1s
.111 l'\,1111pk of
Whill th.ti 101..JI
mc.rnt I 1\..c in ,1
01U\ll LIO~' the
\lflCI .11HJ \I'll
unhl\ll 'h''I" .inti
gJ lie rte,. t11lh1"'
I h C r C J ·h I I l I..
ru.ul thJI \l't' the
"lllJ~C tl)OC . t.11..e
.1 111rn .111d .1mhlc
Restaurant
Reviewer
.1!.111~ the ~1JrJ,.._all.. that fronts a
m.mna lfll"-dcd "llh lx>Jh and
\.1d1h .1lv..1)' glim~ out or coming
111 •>r hc1ng pt1l1,hcJ to a mirror·
11\..l 'h1111.: I he c.1tm\( pl.ice'> co,er
thl 'J'll trlllll fr11m the mull1-lc,cl
V. ,11l h11u'1: .11 •lnC end of the
h11.1nh,,1lk. ice crcJm \hop and
Jd1 .1lnng the "a). to smaller
r c '1 ,, u r an 1' t hat arc apt I y
d1.. 'l nhl·J lw 1 IH' '"md~ "4uaint" l>T
( h.irn11n!! ..
I t 111,1111 \\inc Jnd Cheese
( 11l111.1n ''" al .1 1..·Prnn and opens
H l on\11 (.rill ''I 'lc"'Jll"I Crntcr Dr
1...111 ',~-Optn II •m to II pm
\1,.n I r, 11 ,1 111 111 m1dn1gh1 Sal
'"•nd I\ 1>111nch Ill 1 m tu 2 pm
R r' .. '"'"' ·'"•Pini \nuthv.C\lcm,
!l.1C\lldll f.i\llll\C\ Ill • lc•ll'\t' 'iOCllf
1lm•"r,hcrc (ire al 1Zr.-Cn com 1am<1lcs.
f"•ll l\hn f 1,c/\ hJpf'\ hc1ur SS
h\htnnon'\ I tlJll J JI lhl •C'°)' end or
the "''"'l"'rl l'icr I '~.1r71 R<"1,crva1iom
n111 nt "°"·Ir\ \c""ing the frcsheJI
'l".ll• • "'' lrum lhc ra .. 11ic l'liorthwcsr
llr, .1ll 1 t unch, cJinncr \
h•t ( ro'4'n\ 1~111 t-,.,.._,ft, Co.a$1 lfw)'
'NI'' I <>r•n ~pm to 12 am
\.1o11 .., '' I In 11 10 pm Sun ~und..iy
h11111, h 111 \fl .1 m In 2 10 pm
R1•,, "·'''""' 'u1111r•led ,\ h1ndmark for •rn 1.11 ,, l 1\100\ r "'l Crown\ I\ J
fl rt1 I l 111•1.wd\ of1k<I mn JU•l llUl,tdC
I • 11dn11 I 1•n11ncntJI a~ wdl as
11,1 t1t1 •11 <I I n~li'h f.irc. including
\ 11h•1 '' I'" hht1f l'r1m1· rrb I\ ~1111 the
f,1\• ., ''' 1•111 mrn11 rndurlc< contcmpnrnrv
'' ,r .. d 11111 I'"'' d"hn SH
~"' ht•I I 110 11.l~ \;cv.p.1r1 tenter Dr 1,.111 ' 11 < lp.-11 11 111 .1 m to 2 30 p m
I• 1 ,,,,, \1, n I 11 ' tn 111 prn for
11111, 1 \1111 I h11r• ' IP 11 pm Frt -Sal
H \I r\.llt1•11• •u ~ll.• \!rt! "'"u"~•u
11 ".th I 11111111" Ill" v.11h P·"'a d1\hc•
'' '''"'" '" '"' ~, .. ,., ffi( .. ,lllC SSS
ib wslls and windows on two sides,
welcoming in the customer and the
weather. There arc smnll tables
inside as well all open or umbrella-
shaded lables outside. Specials or
the day arc listed on a board set
up on an easel to pique the
inlcn!SI or whet the appetite of
the casuJI stroller. Three o( us had
a llchghtful, leisurely lunch at Le
Bistro the other day after the
olher two had finished sailing
lessons at the lntercollegiate
ooating Center on Pacific Coast
Highway (our wise local knows
from whence he peaks).
Since the) had worked up an
appemc. we began wllh a Greek
appetizer platter con'l1sting of -
among tllher things -olives,
JulmadL, (ct.1 cheese, and a
dclic11)U\, fluffy , mound lhat
turned out 10 be fish roe whipped
\\llh kmon 1u1ce which we pread
on '>ll('e'> of a French bagueuc.
W.1n11n~ wmc:thing cold but a
1111 11.. Jtllcrcnt, my eye was caughl
h~ the BmphNu' salad: white
be.in' and onion<; served on a bed
of 'h1nldcd lenucc and topped
w11h .1 vinaigrette dressing. rt
o;ounJcd intriguing ($6.75).
Although I normally prcCer
stronger navor<;. the beans were
ju't the right "'oflne<;~" without
fresh fi~h ~clccttoM SS
Klt•~om•. IOI Bayview Place Newport
Bc.i1..h 1:!'1 0711 t unch Mon ·ft1,
dinner from b p m Mon ·S•I • clolcd
Sun Self park in .id101ning lot Authentic
Jap.tnC~C' CUl\1nc ~ervcd tn tninqu1l
cnv1ronmenl Order SSS-per-person
ka•-.ck1 fca,t :!4 hou~ in •d\·ancc SSS
~1.,.ro Polo, 1260 81'10n nt-0801 Open
for lunch ancJ dinner every day l t a m
''' 11 p m I rcshlv made paJIH, counncl
p•7lh Greif r1sot1C1 and anocchi
1--:itccllcnl l~kt.:·oul SS
'wt•rrakesh, 1100 \\> P11c1ftc Cout Hwy
M!i-R'\84 Open for dinner 6 to 10 p.m
Mon ·I n. ~ lO 10 11 p.m Sar.-Sun.
Re~cna11on~ \u&r.estcd Morocc•n
i:u1~inc SSS
M•tteo's, B2S t-Pacific Coa'I Hwy 673-82~7 Open for lunch I I )() 1 m lo l
p.m .. dinner s ICI I I pm Rctel"'1ilions
required Qounncl llallan cuisine in
rcd·vcf\lct \plcndor $SS
\byur 2<n1 F Pac1f1c Coast Hwy.
b7~·611:!:! Open for lunch 11 10 am 10
2 lO p m dinner S· lO 10 10.30 p.m.
Sunday brunch I I lO 1 m lo 2.30 pm
Rncrv.11on' acceplcd Crilic11ty
acda1mcd Indian lilndoon cookery U
Mnral•t1• RJ toraAtt, 2'M I E. Padric
Coa.'1 llwv. 675 2()(M Lunch, I t:30 1 m.
•·•n ' l>t-lt \11~1 I < nJ<I I hy,hv..i~ lo l pm , dinner S pm lo cnidnJcb1.
,, ~~ '1 •11 ( >rcn I .. rn lu H I'm Happy hour, Mon.-Frl P1110 diatn1
'4on I 11. ~ 1 m In ' pm c;.11 Ill am ava1bblc Bu,llln1 blllro nrterin1
I•• ~ rm '''" \1 ll ·"' r "11111c• ,,r hot conlemponry northern lllhan cutsinc.
and rnlJ Jcli ~11ndv.1chc' lr1'7cn yogun. Laree aelectfon of putaJ. pizzas. Full bar
Tue' n1gh1 1 .. c,,.,, L.11c11ng \l'I<> in Pl1z1 1pec11tmna in Italian ~inc SS Jc C '11fcs S M•ldo.a'a Irish hb. 20'2 Newpon
Glorl(to. 305 Marine o\~c b7S-6193 Center Dr. ~110 Oocn IJ:lO •.m .. to
Aulhcnllc ll•h•n food Dinner onl). 5 to JO pm Sun ·Thurs.. fl .JO 1 .m.. to 11
10 pm ...,on Thu", ' lo 11 pm Fn pm Fri -Sat Oar t.>pen 11nul I a.rn.
.ind \11 S R~rvation~ •cceptcd, lrl$h 1pcc.ioJ11es
ll••un't, l \2S Newport Blvd 675-46611 plus utl<I • bur&cn end 1tulta U
Open for lunch I l 1.m to 3 p.m NfWPOrt Ludl ... SOJ East Edpwelcf.
Tues ·SU, <hnner S:30 to ti pm 675-237) Lunctt It am. 10 l p.m.;
Mon ·Sil • S 30 10 10 p.m Sun. dinner .5 to 9 pm. Rc~rvalt0nJc,.. IC(Cpted,
Rc$Crvlllons accepted. Festive dln1n1 of Wattrfront dinina with .,ut ol Fun
dcllclou1 Ltb1ne1e 1pccl1lllu Belly Zone and •II the e.J1Clt1111 KtJon implied.
d11nccrs on wcekend1. SS Superb fresh fish end ••food: °"IJcnt
J.W.'1 Sa Crill. 900 N"119n Center Dr. Svn. brunch. l.Jv. tcUU on undays. US
M•motl Hoc.cl 64()..400(). ()pen 6:30 un. N"""9't o,.tn ler ..., Ortl, 2100 W
10 10 p.m Sun ·Thul"I, 6:"> 1.m &o It Oc:Unfron 67$-9977. Frail lbh net
p rn Fri -Sal Racrv1Uom acupted. pasta .,,ecllatlcs. CcdWh. h&u and
D14 Orange Coat Weekend I ThunMSay, June 'D, 1891
being mushy, and the vinaiareue
gave z:est to the quiet flavor of the
beans.
One "sailor" ordered baked
sp:sg.hetti with tomato sauce and
cheese -a large square portion
served with a small dinner salad
($7.95) -the other, a dish of
Crepes Florentine -thin, light
crepes rolled around spiriach and
topped with tangy fres h
hollandni e sauce ($7.95). They
were obviou ly good to the last
bile which convinced me of their
\\Otth!
Jo!.eph. the manager u Le
81 tro since it opened nine years
ago, Sa)' they have dome tic a
well as imported Greek, Italian
and French wines. Wine by the
gJa\!) 1s SJ.9.5. while the average
price for a bottle is $14-$15. Le
Bistro, 3446 Via Opono, Newport
Beach. 675-9747. Open for
breakfast, lunch, and dinner
weekdays 10 a.m. to 10 p.m .•
weekends 9 a.m. to I I p.m.
Farther down the boardwalk,
the stroller will come across more
tables set up outside along the
railing and next to George's
Camelot Restaurant.· George and
Dani Resuch have had their
Camelot at Lido Village for 11
wine Homemade clcucrta. Open dally
rrom 11 30 • 01. Casual atmosphere. SS
TM Old s~~. 2110 Ncwpon
Blvd 67.>-M.~. Open ror dinner 5 to 10
p m. Mon.· Thun., S to 11 p.m. Fri ·S.t., ~ to JO p.m. Sun. Reservations not
oc:ceprcd.. Inexpensive W.pa and pasta
dishes with an O&d rm.1onca nm. s
Plireclbt ~ 600-D Newport Ceater
Or 644-1237 .. Oocn fot lunch 11 1 m to
2:30 p.m. Mon.-l:ri.; diaDCt 5 to 9 pm
Mon.-Sat. Rcsorntiona •ccepted.
Spccializil\J in fresh f11b and pasto.
catcnn1 •vailable.. SS
hrbr'a s.dMd Gnll, 309 Palm St.
673-3741. Open roe lunch 11 • rn. to 3
p.m. Mon . .S•I.. dinner 5-10 p.m.
S•t.-Thun. S-11 p.m Fri. Sundtiy brunch
10 •.m. to 4 p.m. Resc-rv•tions augcstcd.
Steaks end ac11food with jazz t.nd rcgac.
Pan el, Plait Newport, Bristol and
Jamboree, 1000 Bristol. 7SZ..0107. Open
for lunch 11:30 ..-m. to l p m. Mon -Fri.,
dinner 6 ·30·10 /·m Moo.-Sat. RcM"rvahon~ •cccptc , U•ht •nd natural
01110n from lbe south of Franc& and
Cahfornla. Strip mall location docan't
dim.in•~ the eiicitemcn1 of Pucal Olh1u'
1m•ainali9C nan SSS
TM Pli•IUott, 690 Newport Center Dr.
FOur ScbOn Hotel 759-0808 Open for breakfast 6.:30 to 1~30 e m Mon.-F'rl.,
IUJ>Ch 11:30 a.m. to l p.tn. Mon -F"l'i.,
dinll'tr 6 to 10-.30 p.rn and unday
brunch 10 1. m to 2 p.m Ruervallons
needed. Amcn<:an c::ontctnporaiy cuJaine
tnlh French touchea. lm~ teMCC
Motdy perfect b>d, 1n an at~phcrc
that tntltcencb hotel sterility. SSSS
n. acit. 1141 Newport Ccrtt.u Or
644-4400. Open f~ lunch Moe.·Frf. II ~)() un. to 3 p.m ; dinner ftom sJd
p.m. 111J1dy. Gourme.1 sc•fOOd ind other
1p.CJalt1 tcrvcd up l.n Ra O\andltr'•
lunrlout an deco "'tina ••lh 1 ¥few cl the Narpori eout.. l.M m and
daltQq five oiaJltt • weclc 1n the bladl ~lto·tklor.d muate room. SSSS
:11M llb. 880 N~ Center Dt.
720-1800. <>Deft for lunch 11:30 •.m. llO 3
p.m. MOft . .$at.; dinner 5:l0 p.a. to l2
e.m. Moa . .S.1. ReMrratAoM :I"' Ml d
Al•tyt•rcoUut dtnl•• 111c Hua
,,.,. CllpP'tlac.. ..... ' ''*""'•" ..
r c. rs t • n d 0 c 0 r. c h ·:e· companlOI\ bepn with incorporated his expcncnce u I or Manhattan clam ~
executive chef at Velvet Tutti oflowcd by S~rdf11h Bd·Merucr
and Scandia's Esc:officr Room plus -a thldr. slice or swordfilb (no
the Marltla Del Rey Yacht Oub in "rue," but not so well done • t
a menu of continental cuisine. be dcy) scuon«l and plaoed
Stopplna in the other evening the charbroilcr, to~pcd wh
after a movie, we bad drinks sh~llot butte_r aod a tluck layer o
outside while w11ting for a table thinly ~l1ced mus hrooms
in.side for dinner. There was no acoompamed by an assortment o ~hortage or freshly-tanned evening tender vegetables and a boil
strollers stopping to gaze in at the potato ($16.95). We all shared lb
country French decor. We waited basket of crisp sourdough roll
a plcount half hour before some that _was kept filled by th
reluctant group Cini hed that last attenuve b~ boy. Dc.uc:rt? 0
sip of coffee and vacated tbcit co~rsc! Snick.er Bar cake 1n
table and Lhe co-ziness or Camelot. Milky Way uk.e proved ~ be a tasty u the candy after which thC)
Once seated, . we tudicd _the were named (S3.9S).
menu. Breakfast lS crved any t1"!e There 1s se&tin1 ror -iO dine
at Camelot, and the ell' lovers in in ide the restaurant. and perha
our &!oup ordered a .tnc.d-and-true ;another 20 out~idc. Three meat
favorite, Eas Benedict -poach~ arc served from 8 a.m. 10 10 p.m.
cus . on top of a wann, ~ht Monday through Thunday. Frida)
Engh h muffin and Canad1an 8 a.m to I a.m., Saturday, 7 a.m.
bacon, topped with real tola.m .. Sunday7a.m.tol0p.m. hollan~a1se auce ($6.95). After Breakfast rs pnced from SJ.SO for de~urmg n large PC?J>COrn and bagels and cream cheese to $10.95
ralSlnct.tcs a~ the movie,, I cho~ for New York steak and cgp.
somcthm' hght . -a _fresh ~ru1t Omelets SS.9S-S6.25. The menu
plate piled high with shced offers soups, salads, sandwiches,
melons, banana'I, grapes and pastas, chicken, seafood, veal,
lettuce ($7.50). steak. and comblnahons or all the
Never one to settle for aoyihina above. Camelot, 3420 Via Oporto,
less than a Cull meal, my favorite Udo Village. 673-3233.
town; ditto lrver and ot1ions, Rttz lllad.
cracked dunacncss crab. Dcfinit~
non•llOUYClle menu atays c.oMlslcnt from l$s' to year Cuu•lly elepnt to dtcsly.
aot111d1lld'1. '2401 E. Coast HWy ,
Corona def Mar. 673-3750 ()pco (ot
lunch Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m Co ~ t> m.
Dinner 5-10 p..111 daily. Rcxrvauons
occcpted for lunch ond from S to 9:30
p.m Mon.-Thun . from S to 7 p.m. oaty
Fn , SaL Coruistcntly &C>Od coahncnuf,
Nonhem llallan cu&Jlnc SS
lleyml Th•J. 4001 W Coalt Hiafrway.
650-3322 lhacrvatlons accepted.
Ddint11Ye Thai cu1J1nc Vah1e-eadtcd
luncheon combm.11llon rpcdab. Serene
dccior. Lunch, dinner, Sunday bninch
Abo II 1750 s Col t Hwy. fo Laau.n• Beach, 494-8424 JS
lt1by'1 ,.,.., Dhter, 3000 W. PKiOc
Cout Hwy. 7%2-4066. Open 7 un. co 9
p.m. dolly Reacrvation. no1 nuasaiy.
Engli h·stylc fuc with burscrs 11\d dell
aari<twfcb • s
111'1 Otll, 660 Newport Center Dr.
720-0360 Open 7 Uft. to • (l_.m.
Mon .. Fn No rue"'•tions needed. Ddl cu Inc. S
,.n. 1080 Ba~idc Or. ~220. Open
lot lunch Moo.•Frl and dlnaer Mon eS.Un M1~nt Nonbem lt•hn
tu nc. Pu1as made un pttm~ .. ucca .,. 1.'*>lut.c:ly perfm. O\l&doof pttJo
catcbc.a ~ btecrca t/Ol8 oca_rt,y Belboe I land. US
Stel~~.. 21'7 Marin& Aw.. BafbOe bland. 67J.O.S70. Siila.ii and inllmosc.
RC11Cmat1ons • mutt. DccHcnt lobnct
bl11que, roaatcd 111Uta ud r..i. aer¥ed
with euttOll'lii.ed .. ucu. Oru& 1oC1Woo
Mat \he b9y SSS
S.. C.. '201 e. Padrtc Coat ~.
6"75·7575. optn u a II\. to to p.na. M«11t.•Wed., 11 1 ,lft, to It ~.m.
Thurs -S.I. 10 a 111. to 10 p.m. s..
R•rv11loa9 ~ed PNbkie ......... of C9mnt ,....,,.,... Lat4Mlillit .,.,
dialftt. ttlOd """' -.r. SS
........... 21, .......... Dr. Newport
lcacll. s4l.74ll. t.Kb Mott • .Prl.;
dillHf MOls .,_._ Valse ~ oa ... , ... ~ ......... fll
rutHrHt. Uptule HISIU•orkod
Mlrll Bird
on VIClllan
Dalf.J POot restaurant cnttc
Marie Bird i taking the \lretk
off. Beverly RcU!y, who writes
regularly tor the Huntington
Beach Independent, filled in
during her a encc. Bird''
column will r~&um next week.
rcsll\ITlDI ICNU hlah<IU$, re.al lt•U•n
rtpcrlOlrc. SS •
-r.te of tbt Wll11t. 400 Mein lrcl,
Balboa. 6~33. Pa"nonm1c l\1y ¥\cw,
cnttY fceturu pictur of otd N'cwport.
Sca!OOd and indillon.al faY'Otl Lundi,
d nne.r and an1td1y, unday tnwnch. SS
Treet, .UO Heliotrope Avt. 613-0910
Amc:rian and ln1crn11lon•I cu1 nc Lounae open da ly at 5 p.m ; dtnncr
teMd "'-t11ty from 6 pm Appctltm end lalc•111Jh1 me.nu until cnldnt&JIL One
ol tbo or~ Cbaat't moll 1uoq1.1e
rataurantJ. S$
T_.., 2300 W. Cout Hi&J>wlJ. 712-92Aa
Slandlld IU&)\l 611 Jap. r.,. with 1
small occ•n VMIW "°"' 11'• ovc:r-tflo.J>Getl
locaJIOll. ,.... ....... S4' ~ ln Dr. 640-6»3, 0pc.. 11 :JO LID. lO 11 pm
Mm • 11tan.., II :JO a.in, to IDidO I ~&,; 5 to 10 p..m I R_.,..tiDOI
....... Coat~ IW\aft w lntetati• ,_...SI
11 Oc ..... 2100 w. Oceaelroet. by
lbe ..,. ftet. 67,.2'66 11.mpt .. -
pl'IMt ••food <mat ............. • .-.., c:W. <>;etl dlilJ fof abttlcr ~ s p.lll. .., .........
VU .. ..-. .... .3131 W. eo.11 Hwy.
642-,.,_ D6etMf 8WldJ S r.·a.. IO 2 1.m . E•cell•••, ••uti 'ftal aa nl••••: ................ ~ ... r:
fnorlla lonl l1le .. 11•• · apot. a ... ,..,~. aeeept.t4 Valet Mlat ........
YH'" J'1•e,., jJJ tiplde Dr.
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675-5333. DitiMf ... s .... ......,.
Sunday bru.-dl. P..deCde liN 1a-a...,
aurroundinp &andef IM ...... <111clilinecA-ioi-
ol 1 l•ns. Pnact. KaNe PIM:ie _. J~
AJh1on Dodt }'OUt bio9t Pd dlM.; S$
F.ountain Va"8Y
Ciao klla. 17272 Ne.~ St, ~7426. Open for lunch from l ~ a.ni. to 2 pm.
Mon.-Fn Oloner S·9:l0 -9 ••· Mon ·Th1&n., S-10 p.m Fn., Sat. Clollocl
Sundays ltaliao ~ Wttb Amencan
"gooc:hcs" (burtcl"I, bot dop) 8'ftilablc ht
Lilt bu S
Tht Hop, 19774 Broolthum St. 963-2366.
Open 6 pm to 2 ..,,, Moo • .S.t.
Hamburgers, qlleladibu, ··~ bopper"
hot Joas 01nc11i1 to 'SO. end 60I mu le.
Rc\l'1"1hot1S nol required. SemJ-c:uuaJ.
lnc~pcnsive. S
PrlmaYU"a a .... .,.. 16S2S BrOolbunt
St (II HerJ). 77S.797f4 ()pea lunch 11:30
10 ~ p m.; Dtnncr S to 10-.JO p.m.
Mon -Sal Italian. Rucrvatloat MX'Cptcd.
l t,uJI Good value for .-ell-prepared
~c,1 pasta and tluUcal Italian diUics.
GILJI de ~rts SS
Huntington Beach
B-.i• Wllllu, 7 I Warner Ave. (1t e. " B"-J > &42..nss ~n d11ty 11
J rn t IO pm. Authentic • Soalh of the
t--•rdrr homclly1c food prepared fresh
J 111\ I unch fc1turc all-you-<:1n-c11
bu••, 1 Sunda) buffet brunch with .-..mJl rrncnt.uy champ-inc and 1nanach1
< .i rrn~ available. Reservation'
"'-d Ca,ual lnccpcn 1YO. S
\ •ntam1r'1 16~92 Dolsa Chica (al
\\ , • .r I R~ll022 Open ror lunch II
" .i.ul\ cu:cpc Mond.ty 9Jien rushtly .S
'" • r m . rnday to 10 p.m Open
!\it "'~' 11 am. to 10 pm. Excellent
\1''"' 1n rood, EJ Pa.so cylc. Orut chlle
•c11k carnllos S
C hlr•ico for RJbt, 9901 Yorktown Ave.,
Oh< f{IRS. cluay, upteaJe rib joint, family
'dlun c11ccllcn1 preparation, l
J < \kUn'a Bar a GrUl, 18121 Beach
l:lh l "41-0417. Lunch 11:30 to .S pm.
d .. h. Dinner .S to 10:30 p .m.
''"" lllun . .S to 11 p.m. Fri..sat. ~u J J\ brunch II a m . ..J p.m Rl'bs.
.h .. ~rn puta, tealood. Entertainment. Re-.'' 111on1 accepted. Semi-casual \1 -:>J r.1tc SS
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ssss S60 and ...
SSS S40-S60.
SS S20"S40.
S S20 IDd WMltt.
dinner or !>O"'Cr lunch OnJcr 1 full meal
al the ltvcty b:u, .,.hich features Br111lran mil ic. d111cing II n11h1 SS
Blstro 201, 18201 Von Karmen. S.53-9201.
Open for lunch ind dinner Mon.-Frl.;
dinner on~ Sat ind Sun Brilliant nnr
David Wilhelm mutcrprccc rutures
contcmporuy Caltfom1a bistro rare. Try
the house salad, lobster cakes, crumbly
pcaunt bread, anchovy tapenade
Bcau11rul, sleek decor rr1med by
waterfall l.nd lush greenery Patio din1n1
1n lddihon to rc1ular din1n1 room SSS
C1Uemtt RfftHrant. l'llO Main St
975·1220. Open for lunch 11 am. 10 3
pm .. dtnnc. r 3 to 10 p.m Sun.·Thurs , 3
to 11 p m Fn.-S11 Hippy Hour ' to 7
pm Reserv111ons a1..ccpted .
C1hforn11·1.ted Southwettem c:umne .
Green corn tam1lu and cevrcbe
Retemtioa$ :;r4 ~IC Md oet sccabandN , S
CbfHtewa, 4ll9 Caapas Drive,
&.s6-2211. Opoe for hod 11 a.a to 3
p 111.; dtrtncr 3 to JO J>.rll. S..ll.·'tlMan., 3
to 11 p.m. Prf.·Sat. RcHrva&iou ~od. lnowat..e. ,_ CM9C .......
on noncllc ClllaeH, b•I whb
1uerou1ly-slud portloDS. ColOTful 11~hcn:, aa:llcnt food. Trr the Gold
Co10 Beef. Loeated in . 'the Irvine
Markcrptac:c. Scpante lunch and dinner
cneoui. SS
TIM Cle7 <Ma, IS43S Jef'fr9 Road.
.S52-2MI. Open for lunch 11:30 a.m. to 2~30 pm.; dinner .S:3()..J0:30 J>.m.
Tues.·Sun. Brunch 11;30 a.m. to 2:30
pm Savory Indian Tandoori aod Muglaj
Oa"Ors. SS
G.iltttr's Jlata•net. 18482 MICArthur
Blvd. 833·&411 .. Open for lunch 11:30
a.m. lo 3 p.m. Mon.-S11.; dinner 5:30-10
p.m. ni~Jy R~rvatioet required. A
tnp to JOlly Olde &pnd. SS
KJtJ .. KoU Center Irvine North, 2010
Main St., No. 170. 261-2929. Open for
lunch 11 am. to 3 p.m. Mon . .S.t.: dinner
S to 10 p.m. Mon.·Tburs., 5 to I J p.m. FrL-Sar., .S to 10 p.m. Sun.
Kti&o, 4300 Von Kannan Ave. 752-7151.
Open for lunch 11 1.m 10 2 p.m. M'on.-Fn.: dumer .S to 10 p.m. Thun., S
to 11 p.in. Fn ·Sal Sund.If bru.ocb JC>.JO a.m. to 2 p.m Rcsernuons ecc:cptcd.
F111e Japanue peaa.llic$ SS
Mc<Mwtck'• • Sdl.•k' 2000 Mam St.
7S6-0SOS Open II a.m. 10 II p.m. da!Jy.
Rcscrvahons accepted Fresh teafood.
•Entertainment and d1nang till ni&bb 1
1'o'Ult SS
Mnunln., 19800 MacArthur Blvd., II
F11rcllild. 724-1066. Lunch 11:30 a.m. to
2 pm Not .. n for dinner. &ceUent
chef European service in elepnl
surround1np Supcrt> 90Up, salads with
roasted chicken. dchdou' putu and cntrecs SSS
Mettlrs, 17900 Jamboree Blvd. 863-3111,
CX1. 291 Open for lunch 11 :30 a.m. to 2
p m Mon.·F'ri.j dinner 6-10 p.m. Mon -r n, Sit. 1>-J I p.m. RCjetvalJOns
sugested Elcpnt Cahfomia cuisine
ovcneen by outstandJna ~ccutive Chef
Michael W1trcn SSS
Prtp. 18420 Von Karman . .SSJ.1333.
Open 11:30 am.. to midrusht Mon.·Fri , S
p.m 10 mldn1pt S.t . ..SUn. Rael'Vltions
aC"Cepted. Yf.htwcJ&bt but authentic
Nortbcm ltaJran cul.ainc. Pasta diaha
beat. Casually spi1l'y. Yup City SS ·
Laguna Beach
SJ.'• Olalfa ......... 280 S. Coast
Hwy •• 494-3802. Open 11 :30 am. 10 12 a.m. dilly. Pizz.a., spaghctt.i, lasaana. hot and cold sandwichcS.. Casual. S
CH.r Cndl IH, 334 Forest Ave.,
497-8696. Open dalJy. Pastu, .seafood,
entertainment. Reservations uapced
Casual Moderate. S
fl~ Feec, 328 Glenneyre St.. laavna
Beach, 497-49.SS. Lunch Fnday only from
11 :30 1.m. to 2:30 p.m , dinner
Sun.·Thur., S-10 pm., Fri.·Sat., .S-11 p.m,
Contemporary, cre1tive, eclectic
Chrncsc-innucnced cuisine A total
c:!elipt, worth pnc:a that are htabcr than m1ny "traditiofta.1" Olincx restaurants
ParkiAa 1n muntdpaJ loc or on ~n:ct
RCKtVations. SSS
bcMaa, 222 Forest A~ 497·5~ E~ccllcnt Contemporary Southwest
cuisine, RctervatiON acttptcd. SS
M .. lqw 31727 S. Cobt Hwy. 9J>cn Tue.
· Son., .5:30 to 10 p.m . Sun Brunch. 11
a.m. to 3 p.m. New chef 1dd1J11 cuhnat)
stan to a fine continental menu. SSS
Royal TIMll C.lslM, 1750 S. C.0.Ut Hwy ..
494-3424. Open for lunch Tuu.-Fn. Opc.n for dinner Tuct . .Sun. Ooecd
Mondaya. Sp1c:y beef and Middle Eastcm
diiba. R~tlOM accepted.
..,., Mlle ...,;, 30622 Coeal Hwy.
49'7-7129 Rubv'• bwSn and Amt~a c.uiiinc. Btutf.st, funch and dinner ,,. daijy.S
a-.n. fS26 S ~ Hwy., 494-(M()O Open ror dmnct Sun ·ThUD .S.Jo.10
p.m ; Fn. Sit. ~ 30-10-.30 pm Italian -c1u~1nc SSS
Sotnate C,.., comer of Mennaid Hd
Cilcnncyre. La&una Bc.actl, 494-86A6.
Dinner ru&htly. Nap•· fYle Caltfom11
C\llSlnc ra(IUn& 'ltthCrC )'VU find ti
Rcxrvauon are recommended but a fCWll
tables arc aaved for walk-i.ns. SS
TIM Towitrs Serf and Saad Hot.ti. US.S
South Coast Hwy., La&uo1 Beach,
97_..77, Breakfast, lunch and droner
seven days, Sunday brunch. Jacket'
required '°' acntlcmco after 5:30 p.m Reservations recommended,
Contemporary California cu11lnc
muterfully prcpued by Jackson .. Kcn.-onh SSS
242 C.ft, 242 N Coast Hwy • La,:u.na
Beach. 494-2-444 Open 11 am '• 10 p.m Mon.·Fn., 9 a.m. to 11 pm
Sit ·Sun. Brcaldast on weekend• only
Eat m or tlkc out Lunch, t1tnne1,
saJldwichcJ l.nd pcwh11cs 1CtOa rrom the beach Vegctanan unclwich tu\hly
recommended S
Vha ltaJla, 303 BroadY.ay. La1un1 ;
Beach. -*9"·6Z20 C.ontcmponry, ll&ht
t0ph1 t1e1tcd lt1ha.n cuisine. Lunch ind
dinner scvcn dil)>s Comprehens~ menu
of first councs. 'llad$. ptZD\ ind paJtu.
E\·erythtng on menu SIO S
Santa Ana
Cru y Hont leak llouJt and alooa.
15110 Orookho llo"' 5'9·1.512
Re crv111on' accepted Dt>v.n-homc, ,
countr\ drnrng lunch: dinner
Pet and Plant
In-Home Care
C1 ¥1tll llClllll S. vice
• Pet Walking • Pet Transporation
• Bonded with References
Lurer'' Dtll·•aker7, 911 Adami
'lt.\-.UM Open 8 to 6.JO d.ail). l.aNpa.
f<•1ucrn1 alfredo. Re cr"at ons not
'<'<IU rc:J Casual IDClpC:ftSM. S
V~nli an ...... c. ll&llallO, 14120 Oilw.r
spcc11hics of the houx Tf) the blue --------=--------"-------------------==========-maraamu. Bun lunchtime hanpn for
the )'OVng profcuronal cnl'Od SS
C11 C111 f9t MIN lllfwlllllllll f114) 848-9184
\tan>fll's 17 die Sta, 317 Cout HiabWay
\11> ~\~\ Open 8 am. to 11 pm. duly.
Sundav brundl 9 a.m to ' p Seafood ~nJ \teaks EntcrtatrtmctU and dand.D&
I "' Sat RtlCIVlhOIU a«cplcd, lJvC
m1 1 nearly all tho time.. Rornanuc, with
''" 1n vrcw. Orut lob tcr d1ahes, h""" made J>OPO'Cft Sem1<&1Ual . SSS
lrvjoe
B1<t1n10. 19100 Van Kannan A¥e.
'•: ~:~~ Open fOf lunch 11 am to J
fl m Jrnncr .S to 11 p.m; Tcm.fic hlJ>P)'
h1111r '\ to 7 p.m. RC'Wn'atloru accepted \~ 11J.w1nnln1 uropean cuisine
1111 1(\ltn& ICl'IO\d (Ood with I modcnate r11•c tag. Perfect spoc for a romantic
Chanipiou, IMnc Mamou. 18000 VOft Karman . .SS3-0IOO Open 11 a m 10 2
p.m. daily Rcscrut1ons 1ccee1ed
Hamt>urccn. ~tuh and "l1<h rn 1
cas1&1I sports bu atmo\pherc SS
Clrl1ntlctalr. 18912 MacArthur Blvd
752-8001 Open for lunch 11 10 a..m to
? 10 pm Mon -Fn dinner 6 lO •o 10 JO pm Mon • fhvn . b \0 10 11 pm
Fri ·Sii Rcscr¥at1ons accepted
Oubt1ndin1 Frcnch..Cc .. 11incnt1l cu1s1nc
Chef Byrori CcmmeJI ~ lust,. to tho
menu, maanrficcnt XMl'C SSS
Chk'efo Jws. 1818 M1ln St 261-JOF.S.
Open ' I m to 11 p.m Mon ·Fn.. 11 1.m to 11 pm Sat .. ~:JO to 10 l>.tll Swi.
T F"' ~: Jaoa:iese
()nrng f .perence
Sl.:SHI BAA • ~ATE 0.·~ NG R()CN'S
(); :lNG ROOM • rtPPAN R00v.
lATAIV.l ~ • COCl<TM. lOUNGE
Ro ... """' Hori kawa
•MOO s ""-Dr a.nta Ml (7t4) 667-~1
• 3 rninutet 10 Pwtol11•~ Mt c.nl•
Now you can enjoy the LATEST
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cuisine at Cano'sl $8 95
Dinners prteed frOm •
SUNSET DINNER $8.95 Four Course Dinner
There II atll no restaurant that
can com~ • We have the
BEST Harbor vlewl
COmpllmentary Valet Parking
for y04JI convenlencel
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Mwpott &dc1t
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('o,ta \te~a. CA 92627 ll a.m.·9 p.m.
(714) 650-9363
f ea turing:
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400 SOU"Tll COAST HIGHWAY
LAGUNA BUCH, CA 92651
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THE BARN STEAKHOUSE
SERVING THE DAILY PILOT'S
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Lunchtime Spec/al -
Farmburger & Fries $3.49
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SERVING LUNCH & DI NN ER
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