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Home My WebLink About1991-07-16 - Orange Coast PilotTUESDAY July .16, 1991 IUlll' LOC\110fll SlZI 5HN'I n r • ,4,.. .................. r-.. -lapM .... 1·1 ,.. ..... IQ a...! miMt -..,...-.. ........................ --TIDES TOCM• '"" .... 1 ll :Jl , ..... '·' ffnt ... 7:l4 L""· 0.J s.-MP J<OI ,_,.. s.1 hoMlllow 1:11 ,.1111. 1.7 '""""""' ..... """ ""'"'" ........... QUOTES Of TltE DAY "Oceanfront ~ntrrHJc~nl.s wa.J' dU£1c soup compa~d to lhiJ. " Newport Beach Mayor Phil Sansone comparing the outcry over the Balboa Bay Oub's Cllpansion plan to another recent contJOYCny in town. "Wht'n a thing cf!OJtJ 10 ~a subjrc1 of (ontroVtrry. it ceaJts to IN a sub1«t of intaut: Williarn Hazlitt COMMUNllY EVENTS •The caurora&. Coulal Comml11ktn meets today at 9 a.m at the Huntington Beach Council Chambers, 2000 Main St. Among the i1em.o; to be discus.sed is a proposcd offshore reef that a Newport Beach firm has expressed interest 1n helping cons1ruct. •The Presidents Cup open pain \awn bowling toumamcnt will begin at 10 a.m . at the Ncwpon Harbor Lawn Bowling Club, 1550 North Crown Crivc. Corona dcl M ar. •The 99th edition o f 1he Orange County Fair opens Wedncsday at noon at the county ra1rgrounds in Costa Mesa. General admission is S5 with special rates for seniors ($3) and children undcr 12 ($2). C h ild ren under 5 arc admined free . •Former lead si nger for the Doobie Brothers Michael McDonald opens the evening concert scncs a1 the Orange County fai1. He will perform at 1 and 9 tonight. Admission is free to all fairgt>ers. •So? Produc1ions prcscnls live !healer lllnight a1 1 al the Blue Marble Coffeehouse at 1907 Harbor Dtvd. in Costa Mesa. Admission is free. For details call 646-5176. •"Pacific Ovcnures." Stephen Sondheim's music.al about 19th cen· tury Japan and Commodore Matthew Perry's landing. continucs on s1age through Jufy 20 at Irvine Barclay Theatre. Tonight's perform· ancc is set for 8. Tickets range from SIS to S22. For dclails call 854-4646. JUST TltE FACTS • Whflt was lhc original COSI of Udo Isle? ,_ .. ..._ ...... ,....,... .....,. ....... ~ . -"'-.................. ~.,,,, .... ._ ........ 5111 INDEX ~ air.ion/All Sociely/.U Spona.'91 ~etting ready., for a really sweet fair Erickson is chosen tor City Council .......... ~ ........... Carnival boolh opcra\ur V.1nc'><;.l Leete prd( l11..(>5 hf'r p1!( h ,1., "hl' ~tor ~' th•' \\ .1lrr H..tllr.nn R.1ce bo\11rh al !ht' Or,1n~~ (nun ty Fa ir. opening \Vcdncsday for J. 12 d.iv run All's Fair This year for the bees By Emily Adims ..,_ F Clr JO nunutc• .1 d,1~ during the run nr thl' ~car·, Orange ("nunt .. I .11r ..... h1.:h open~ t~1mi•rto". ()r Norman (i,11) '' -:•11 n.:: hi Cl•\ er h1m1'clf 1n the thing he likes hcst -tx-c ' Honey hcc~. thal i-\t-.•ul :ll0.(100 o f them Gary. a l '(' l)av1" , ntnn1nlo~1,t, I' one uf !he 1Khlcr ye\ perfC'ctly apprnpn.1\t ,1\\tdC\1nn' at 1h1~ ~1.'..H \ l >Hf. which I' 'P'lthghung l'>\'C' .u1d hunc~ rrnduct1nn with 11' theme ··11oy, s .... cct It/.' Ilic Jnnual event h.i' l"-t· ·11 t'\\cnd..:d to I~ dJ'' thi' \e,11 and .,.,iJI fc ;nurc tht' tr .1d1 'u1 la! c.trn1,.il. HX'k and countr. concert,,·•' .... ,11 •• , tr.1dt· ,h, "'' .... 11h e'er.thing from farm :tn1m al~ 1(1 high tt•chnol11g:. cl,lltonrc' For Ciat). 1h1' 1' ,, '"ra111 n 11·, fun '" 1.1pc \1•ur clothing to y1n11 ,kin. (!l\CI \1•ut,ch 111 q teen t'oct' pheromnnc,, Jump \(.;OOpfuJ, 11f 11\c hec' on\ •ur he.id ;1nJ then pl.i) J httle 1a1.L on y.-ur t'lar1net ~c.t!ly "There\ .1 1~11 pf m\th' ,1hl:1u1 he ., Pc11plc art· .1ira1tl "' rhem, t>u1 only t'iecat1\e the\ dun·1 l 1 uy, tht:m l·or lll'ilance. did you kno"' bet·~ ro111 d.1nt : 1n the J :1rk nt''' 01f the hive tu r1•mmun1calt'' Gary &!'>ks thl\ .,.,1th 1hc !uri.:c .1n\l ..:tin' t:t11•n of a n1an who is prcpartng 1<1 ,· .. n,t•rt the m.is!'>CS 1n1' hce l1wc rs. Seeing the cncrg) he put 1ntn rehearsing h1 ~ ,1(1 Monday. 11nc hchcves ht' JU•I n11gh1 d11 11 "I've spcnl Olt)fC 1han 40 vcar' tlf my life doing cvcrything wilh, for and .1huut honey b(-cs ... Liar: says. Then grabbing the full·culur. cufl ec·lablc ~•led tx:><•k flf photographs cnllllcJ ";\ Oa) in the \.1fc of (',1hf,1rn1a ." Gary says cxc1tcdl). "Sec. I'm the ccntcrfulJ .. Sure enough, there\ (i.irv ('c"crt•d 1n ~Y.arm1ng hnn:' bees from head to ltlC'. 1ht·1 ~ccm to be help1 n~ him ho ld up the clarinet he pla'' rhis I~ e'actly 1hc '"rt 1•1 1h1n11. Ciary plan• tn do SeeFAIR_ ,,_ '"' ..... ~ ... Police continue to take heat over killing of dog Callers compare incident to beating of Rodney King By Emily Adlms ... -COSTA MESA -Four daV"' aftct a Doberman pin!.Chet was shot ·by pohcc here, phone. lines continue to Jump w11h residents angry <NCI thc dt"l&'s ckalh. Some people whf1'vc ~en p1c1ures or 1ckvision broadc.as1 ~ n! 1hc dog·, ,h<Jl..Jt1nr al the end of a tense. frvc-hour slal\doff Thursday bc=twccn orr1ecn and the dot's owner hkcn 1hc sboot1n(l. to 1hc beating of motor1s1 Rodney King by Los Anaclcs Shcnffs deputies. "II was ~ brutal. they had no warranted re awn to do that.·· u1d ncl1hbor Ron Johnr.on "They had C"a,.1h 4S te«>nds 10 d«Kk and they ilh<M 1ha1 dot 1nyway." "Tbcy were JU\I M)ktn& fot som<lh1n1 10 lhoo1," uid another woman who uked not to be klcniifted "ll was just like tbal Rodney King 1nc1<k:n1 anll I don't think we wan! to be LA." l)ff1ccr~ mann1n1 the fronl dc~k a nd .... atch commander ·~ offK:e said ther'vc t>cen rccc1,,ng s1m1lar phone call.i since lhe incident oa:urrcd. Many callers have u'ed unprintable lansuage IQ define the pohcc who fired- Po hce ma1n1a1n the dog had lo be 'W""ftut shot. however. to IUJU keep 1he animal knowing that l•o m ""c•;n1 d th olflCCrs. og , ere was .. w ; t h • " ' no question in knowina that c1oc. my mind he was th• ...... no about to lunge.' ~i~t~•_:• • .,.::. -· .. -to ......... aald Stt. Cos11 Meu police Ron Smith, who ••• kit thlin 20 feel from the dot when 11 WM Jhol. In vM:ko foota&c liken by a k>cal etbk: telc'1'11•n \IJl111n . thl· d•)g .1p~ar\ It• lunge ,u the pff1~er• .1\ lc.1•t 11n~e and then rcc111I. a' 11 11' ,,t-.1ut 111 \e,1p •\n animal con1rt1l 1•ff1C'er. \landing h) .,.,1th .l 1rall\:lu1hzcr gun. J1d ral\C hi\ gun. t-111 wa~ .ipparently.100 l111c ,1n the dra-. While officers regret having killed ;1 lk1g, Smtih explained 1ha1 the <.1111a!111n was 1en~ Mark Palmer .. l\. wa' 1u~1 lea\Jng lhC' hou~ after officer~ and a SWA'f team had been ... ·a11tng out~1de {or him f1•r houn Pohce were caUcd 10 the houJ.c at Baker and M1lhro s1rcets tJy P11l~r·, 11rlfrit'nd wtt..1 said PalrMr had ~I fire 10 her cloehcs Offittts a11cmp1cd to 1ckphone Palmer and Sf"<'"' much of the day shoutintc thf'f'IUl.h a bullhorn w1thoul ruults After r~ houn. lhe fint COC'llK1 they had wnh Palmer wu wh<n he walked OUI of lhc house: w;1h h11 Dobcmuin putscher. The dog mvsl'w "<'nscd his master wa~ 1n danicr. becauK he kept bc:twccn Palmer aod pohcc. Smi1h Mid. Costa Mesa will have full roster By ArN Cekota ........ c·os·r,\ ~11·-~A I nd1ng .1 mnn1h lll debate .tnd '~.,;ulat1on the l·n~l.t Me~a ('it) l<1un...:1! un.-1n1m,)u~h .1pJ>1'Ln1eJ Pl.inning ( 01111111,,111111.:r Jnc l r1t:l,.on I•• fill EJ (il.t,g<>"' '\.t, ... n\ ~vunC'LI 'Cd! Alter h1t11n1t the nu.,., familiar 2 2 dcadlncl nn nnm1ncc\ t\\,1rl Korando. K.tren \ltt11inn <.1nd IJ:1'c ~111\er. the L~)lllll-11 'urpn,cd m.tn) J1 1he mci::ung I">\ all ag1e.:1n~ 1111 Lnlk. .. 11n ·\pp\.1u'C filled the 3H .J' r1K·k-.on, ...,tJp .,.,,,, 1n,ol,cd 111 J Planning ( nmm1ss1on '1ud' 'l''''nn 1n ,, room bC'h1nd the rnu n(d .h .1m ~'e r• le.irned 11 f h1• .1rpo1ntml·nt /!·, pnc tlf 1ht· h1p..;!c't honor' c1f m' lo!L I !!Ll'>1 1!l 'J1d In hi' r \LHL'n1t.:1\\ I ncl ...un 'J\d he hJd !P c.i!I h1' y, 1\c LOllcct with the new<. t>cc.iu'c he couldn '! find rwo dime~ A P !Jnn1n~ ('omm1s,1oncr since 1985. See COU NCI~ ,,_ Tempest still blowing over Bay Club plan By Ins Yoko• '>Ill' WI-lier "I\\ /'(JH I HI \\fl \\h .. 1nt'r B .• lh.1.1 Ba\< '111'' ,.t·, .11' ,,.II ,,.,k· do !"'ll 1ho.·1· ,,0n1ro >\1.'l'l·tl s~11 1Tli!l11•n c\r.1n•111n rl.1n' rL·n1.11n1.·,I ,,n,1·f!,t1n \1(1nJ,n ,1, tlut- 'fl10.t.1i• ,1•nl1nu .. -,1 !•· rt·'lt'"' 'll~l·•tl•'r1' m.1dl t-, nr1!!hl-'>1 •r1!1i:: h••ml'••'>l.nt·r, \11!1 'ht• trmr,,• '''l'' 1hr ,·,r1n\!o•n rt•'ll''' •n!1nut·,t t. '"t·I: 1rhl \1 .''"' f'h1I "·'"'1•no. '-1•d ht· 11.i-fL·, .. -ncJ 111••1<' ,.11!' >n "h ;•r 'J°"'' I' Th!!. <>lt:<' '•IH'' !iL h.1• r.1,,,J -1n,l· t't·1ni:: tli.t • Ut a.a Mo1e comments "rvn our 'l'itOf'S ., 1 (I,, 1!\IJ•q' !\ '"·"~11T1l'O[ ""d!i dui::\. "'ti~' "'n1r.•ro.·d I• th1' '-11J Sansone. ro.·fo.·rr1 11i:: 1o1 .•n<'thl'r rL·,t·n t controversial 1,,u,· 1n 1hr .1\\ B.1, C'\uti official~ 1nh•rn1ed 1cr1r,cntatl'C' .,f th e Bayshorc' ,1nJ C'hffh,l\cn ;L'n1mun1t1e• Mondav !hat ,!uh .11,h11c,·t, .1nJ f1n"nc 1al .:0ns..;ltan1s .,.,err •till r•'\IL'Y.llljl the res1Jcn1~· ·u~cc•tcJ ..:h.1 n ~t'' C~luh nff1c1al' 'Cl in••Thtr n1cc:1n i:: \\rdnc,Ja~ afternron I h.11 11.·\l, 11• .11 lca•I the..-'rc ,,,11,1.lr11n1: 1hr 1 1r1n.l\1'e' ... '"'d ·11,11 !{;111 .l M 1''h1•ll'' I •'1l1111Ull11\ t-,,,ud rnernhl·r \' t' l>rl1L'\ • •n11•1.•rn1•r th.1: ,,1!1•1\ l'\Cr.1>n< l o'1n J),'\'ll1C! ·•.,• .• n .11<1l·e;1h lc ,.111 ''1 r.·.1~h~·tl th111 ..... 11 •.11,t \(1, ( lu h p,,·,1Jcn1 Hu1 ', "''' ,, , ,., '' 'i\1no:. 111'1 h·•J' !hi' .. 11 c 'rl"-"l'd n1.11nl\ "' 1hc 'l/L' ••I .t pr•'f""l'd th1rr ,t<'f\ ~\II) rn1.1m h1'll'I. lh•· 1e,11tr111' ,,111<~n· 1<• .trHI .tl fll'<(' rrnm the Ha\ ( !111-1nrr "''th ,fut--,,ff1l1al~ FnJa\ 1ntl rr1 '{1111·' t!'l1•1 r ~URjC~l1nn\ 1.d1" ,.~ 1h. h1 i::h! ind· hulk ·•1 j'f •'l••I 1h, ll''hltn1' 1h1t 11tnrd It• hjthl the en,111•111111:nt.1I •n•r'·" 1 r,·ro•rl 1n l<lurl a nd put !h( l'r••tl'-cen t--\1ml"o11rd1nc n'c1nt...·r' Pl the l 11\· C(lunc1I. whkh 1~ 't't II' 1~1.,,· mr•rc te,t1m(ln\ 110 lhl' c'ran,,.1n pl,111' \11•nd;I\ nt~ht. w11h up1n111n' aho,>111 tht Jl.I\ (·h11'-c11pan~Kln "I'm j!:Clllllr m11tc ta\\, lln thl~ than Ill\ (1\hct 1\,.Ue can recall. · \&1J Santone. whfl ha' recC'1\r1I ;1n a\CtlJC of ~1, calls 11 da\ Sanlo(1ne '1111! tile •'fl10IOn~ rcm11n d.V1dcd. w11n SOtTK' r1111en~ ,upportive of 1hc Bay C.lut-and othto oppot.cd 10 tht pr~ h<-1ct and 11 ~ potcn111l to obstruct ha' ,.te.,., anJ 1ncreaR traffic and noise • S111l ot h er' cnnunue tCl harbf'lr rc""'n1mcnl OYt'r 1hc private BBy Oub'1 use of publK land and have urscd rou.ncil mc~n to deny the club's rcqucSI kif 1 t;O-ycar t•ICMIOn of the lea5c Council members and club Qtftt;1ala arc II.ill ne.aoeiati"C the lc:Ne 15'uc ft • . •. Ii •.. 1. ~ " .< • ,,. t• -· Orange Coast People •11------------ A Newport Beach rcsidcn1 s.incc 1959. an avid saik>r, and member of the city's Parks, Beaches and RccrcatM>n Commis.ston CDlllbllllY 11111•.1111----------- Grant has been a commission mtmbcr for four vcan. dedicating himself to improving rccrcalional opportunities rOr the city's youth and other residents. Since July 10, be has bccn chairman of the: commission. The commission has been instrumental in dcvck>pina new facililic:s for the city's expanding youth athktic programs... including the new Marian 'Bergeson Aqua1K::s Center. Granr also serves on the Board of dirccton of California International Sai ling Associates whic h sponsors the largest youth sa1hns; camp 1n North America and has bcc:n responsible for helping fund numerous Olympic sailing campaigns. He is also active in soccer programs and was inslrurncntal in creating the Irvine You1h Soccer Toumamcn1 which is now 1hc largest yourh soccer toumamcnt 'A'C:SI of the M1ssis.siwi. A REAL SPlllll1 fHM---------- A full time real cs1a1c developer. he still finds time for his favo rite sports; sailing a nd snow and wa1cr skiing. He also enjoys various lcam spons which he calls. "a good hfc· lesson. You learn to loose graa=fully. You learn to compete at the field. and to be friends after the game." AFAMl.YMM.N'.11~----------~ Grant was born in Tacoma. Wash., the son of a Navy man. 1-te and his wife. Candi. CO)~~ being 1nvoht:d ~11h their three sons through sports. ·rra,1s. 17, Cr~·. 15. Jnd Carter. 11 , o ne reason Granr is so act1\C in youth rommun1ty act1,1t1cs. B.~ S.stia lkmfJard • K athcnnc lkll ya,~•ncd. looked fkcting)y at 1hc clock and went back to doodling on the yellow legal pad spread oul 1n front of her For the past hour. as 1hc Newport Beach C1ry Cooncil hstcncd patiently to th e thrilling details of a much-too-complicated lot line dispute 1n Newport Heights, she had ~en working on a stick figure likeness of Mayor Phil Sansone. "That's pretty good,·· blurted Honus Blackburn. 1he new reporter a1 1hc: fast -fading Newport Beach Wcc:kty. "Yeah:· Ka1he nne agre<'d. "I'm sure my edi1or will k1vc: 1t ·· Actually, ht:r editor had k:Jvc:d 1he article she had subm111c:d earher 1n the day -a i.p1cy piece on 11tlc:v1sion s1ar Cork~ ~hies. who had been pulvcnze<l while Boogie Boarding al the \&."edge. The 1hundcrous ""ave had tumed Cork)' 1n10 a quJVcnng .rclly hke blob, \ca\ing him w \acant upstairs that he had i.tarcd IO'V1ngly at 1ha1 da~ ·s <.otar eclipse and nearly bhndcd h1msc=lf 1n the process. Even now, Kathenne chuckled at the image: of a blinded and bafncd Cork:y ~11 lcs being wheeled into HoJg ~icmonal l-l~p1tal As the meeting df\1ncd on. 1hc re.Jr door to 1hc council ch.smt'i<r upc:ned and a na111ty attired g<'nt l,·mcn .... alkcd 1n ORANGE COAST hr1sldy, making 'tr.1111.ht for the -:uunc1I dais .,,,·here he slipped ,, nolc 1.1 ("ounc1lwom;in ,-\p11l Slc\en-. Cur1oui.. and h..lrcd t"nou~h h• It) by SIMr'6ll i.s..u near!~ an)lh1ng. Kathenne fp\lu• ... ed 3<. the m..1n 'trun eJ fr om !he ro..-.m. li:a,1ng ·•' 4.i1ckl~ ·" hr cJme 6EQIJ\L Out~1d(', 'he ~a""' !hem.Jn .,,,alkcd tr>.,,,--ard Jn11thcr group uf men rhc~ huddled I alked ~rrn•kcd ,\nd lau,£hcJ qu1c th S1rangc. Kc1rhenne thought in herself ·rhcn :;he ,,1.,,, o ne llf tht• men reach 1ntCl hi' jJlkt't, pull nut a gun and ca rt"ful hand 1t to the man who h;1d cn!t"rcd 1he l''l•u nc1l chambers TB 'llffOll IU(I •COST\ W.\ PilDL ...... ,. 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CMfioe 642-4121 --fu Ul-5902 • Lov ~pis tfl6S off life as partners a,r ... _. ... _ I ' .... '°'" •• finl sight Gotrcn •t tbe Newport BcKll Country Cub were treated llO llOIDelbinc out of the onfuwy when they stepped up lo plly the 6lh hole on a rcccnl momin&-•~ And they coWdn' play throuah. ...,, if they did ycU "lore." Art Moder, • 50-ynr-old golfing fUJaitic with a pc•t handicap, married Suclyn "Gu.oner" DcArmaod of Huntington BeKh just tow monl.M after they mcL The ooupk: was lntroduocd •t the country dub during a Sundly morning St. htrict's Day brunch by DeAnna.nd's dllughter Donna. a wairre.ss there. "I just told my mom there was someone she bad to meet, .. the 20-~ar-old Dc:Armand Aid. ''My mom really deserves this. she •nd Art arc two wonderful people. It makes me feel special that I was the one who brought them together," De.Annand said, adding 1ha1 she was elalcd for her mother and cnrcmcty anxious herself . "I'm so nervous.. I c&n't even think." She wasn't the only one. The wedding began Sunday, in ryptcal Southland fashK>n, 15 mi.nu1cs laile . llie ' USC-emblazoned golf cart lhc bride •••as 10 ride in 10 lhe 61h hole from the clubhouse wasn't quile charged-up. The dfl\'Cr, Hank Fertig, had fo rgonen 10 plug 1n his can the n1gh1 before, and 1here was no ..,,,·ay he ..,,, .• ~ going 10 chauffeur the bnde in an~1h1ng bu1 a ·r roian cart ... _ Newlyweds Art Moder and Suelyn DeArmand are chauffeured off in a golf cart {above) following their wed· ding on hole 6 of the Newport Beach Country Club (below). The bride tries to help the groom sink a putt !lower left\. .. Take lh.:tl cart. arc you l1dd1ng , .. hl· 1cphed when :t'kcJ 11 he ... a.., i?~1u1!! to u"C the rc3J\-h•-dt1\C ord1nar)' ""'httt' tart J1rcctl\ 10 rr{\n t of htm. 1-erlltt. knt.w.n a~ "Chief."' L'-the gr.1ndf:,~1 hcr (if (.J.'l'i Ange le~ Raider fodd ~!annov1ch. a fonner 1·rojan. He 1~ current\~ chief of :.ccunty at 1hc Nc.,,,·port Reach ('oun1r.· Ouh "I can remember mceung Art .... hen he .... ·as 14 and a caddy," l·crt1g, a former l-iunt1ng1on Park police chief. said. "He: said 'Can I caddy fo r the chief. can I caddy for the chief.' Plus, I always ~rea,.ed him well,·· he said, Jen,onst rat1n~ thi~ hy pulling nu1ncy out of his pock.ct. Mcany,•h1lc, Moder g.r<'"" Did You Know? ' 1• Cesta Men: The 99\h cditk>n o( the Onnac County Fair bc&ins tomorrow •t lhe Onnge Coun~ f•irirounds. In 1984 , Bin.do. tbe quarter hone, shown here w1th ou.;e 1he: Clown •nd Jennifer Hanis, was the f•fr mucot, "A Hone of a Different CokJll'. '' Oan,e the compkxion of your Ii(~ by ~ndin1 your hi1toric:al lam to Did You Know, 7be l"ilof. P.O. Bo.t 1560, COlll MeN, Vlil2d. .. increasingly Jlttcry wilh each passing second, and had to lis ten 10 teasing commen1s from friends and passers-by about his seemingly endless bachelorhood. Walling with the groom were some 20 people , including relatives of the bride_, Judge John McOwen and friends Marhn McKeever, a former use player. and actor Joey Bishop. "Tlic wedding 1' marvclou~ ... ..tud McKc:cvcr. a former president of the <..-ountr)' club and a golfing huddy uf Muder's. ''Art's a wonderful person and we're happy and proud for him," he sa1J, obviously nol worried about lhc bride's tardiness. ·rhc ceremony began alnlost 1mmcdia1ely after DcArmand slep~d off lhc cart, as lhc part1cipan1s slood under a gazcOO wilh a genlle wind al their backs. There was ncrvou!I laughter at one poinl as Judge McOwen misread a wedding verse while being drowned-out by a low-Oyi ng r.Janc . "H ey. we had no rehearsa ... he <.aid Instead of 1he traditional rice, the newly married couple was grcc1ed with a shower of golfing lct:s as they made theU way back 10 the clubhouse. Once inside, the wedding par1y sat down for Sunday brunch and watched a ('h1cago Cuhs game on television. Aul no doubt their minds were cl~cwherc Pollca Log Costa Mesa Police "''ere called 10 a p11ork1n11 lo1 on tht 'ltJ.l hlock of Airport Loo_p btfo1c dt'A'n Sund1y wkc1c <11 car was t n&ulfed 1n fl•me1. Police fouiid the 1988 Forti Thunderbird. rc1is1eu:d 10 •n •dtfrcu on the El Toro M•nnc Corp1 bate.. llad burned from the 1n1idc out. They •IM> fou nd • child'• blanket h1q1n1 ou1 of lhc 1u tank. sin1cd •I lhe bottom, and 1 11111 bonk ind 1a1 In the: bKl Mat. The "bottle may h•vc been filled wllh nammablc liquid and tluown in the win- dow, !he report uid • A 4l -yc1r-0ld woman lwin1 1n rhe llOO hkxk of O r•nac Avcnu.c: was bc1lt'n hy 1n fn trudcr 1n hc1 home late Frid1y TM man who h1okc in Mtd the woman'• Zl·yc1r-0kl IOll owed bun fTlOrtC')' and he w11 ".endin1 1 mcua~" !l1e ~·n was then ~lipped, lhrow~ to the around 1nd kk:ted in 11'1e nbt. rlK: 1n1rudcr w11 tk:IC'11bCd •S C1ucu11n. tu·l•i.Jl·twu, 2.20 pounds with brown hair and eyes. Oe•n·sh1vtn, he. spur!ed • 1m1ll ~•run h11 1t:r1 check • A 71-)'C•r-okl Palm Dew:rt m•n wu robbed •I knile·pt.11n1 outside tl'le Coun- lry"lidc Inn, 32.S Bri11ol S1. The VKallOOCr was helpin1 his h1ndica1>9td wife oul of 1he. Cir whcu t man, deKrlMd 1s S-foot-10. JI~ ind 1bou1 !JO poundt., pulled t knife and demanded lhe man'• w11le1. The thtcf aot "'*Y In 1 white Yolbwqt:n Bu1. • A 21-)"'IC•r~d m.1n w1lk1n1 1lon1 lhc 2200 hkxk of Pomon• Avcnu.c: at •boot 2·)() 1 m w11 1urnpcd ind Marty rubbed Ill$ 1t1ackcn demanded money, bul ll'le man refu.ed ind ncn1u1lly fended the thieve_' on , • '-'\ii• 11.~1 \• ' Sid Soffer will have to remove his colled1on of ca rs from public view, according to J 'lu1>i·rior < nurt judge. Rock Doc fits the prescription B y day he is a slight. ~ft·spoken, mild-mannered family phy~ician (who\e ,. patients include Lucy Burroughs and the late Walter Burroughs, founding publisher of the Pilot). On the Coast By night his longish hair seems to grow, he trades hi~ stethoscope for an electwn1, keyboard and exchanges hi' prim, white doctor's smock ft•r the funky thread' of the rompin', ~tompin ' rocker he really 1s. Meet the Rock Dtx. Ihm .ml hl>hbcan, M.D .. kcyboardl\I for the band Or Rcxk Dr Rod. a hand made up of local doctor'> and 111 her bu~111no; profcs~11.111al'i. will headline a concert Aug 3 di !he ll'me Meadows Ampllhe.ttrc The c;ho w will l-ienef11 the Coal it ll>O of Orange County Commun1tv Chn1c' .• 1 grnup 11( 12 independent, non·prof11 l1101c' thruugh11ut the count)' In add111on to J.)oc h~hhe1n. the h.ind Dr Rock also includel! guitamt Dr I om Richardo;on. a dentist, and drummer Dr run Byron, a podiatri( 'urgeon Other memhc:r' .ir1..· 8111 Bl ack, bass, a financ1..il wmult,1nt. l cc Offenhauer, guitar and \CUnph<1ni;, J tlraph" designer. vocalist Jacqueline ( urr.1n administrator of the Hun11ngt0 n lk..11.h Community Chnic The benefit concert Aug 1 "''II mi.Irk the second time within a }Car th.ti Dr Rud. ha' played at Irvine Meadow5 The f1r\t 1)(c,1c;1on "',,, last September when Dr fi c;hhcm '' "lie rc:ntcd the whole joint for the Rtxk Dm··, hirthd.t\ party It "a~ not a sell-out crowd. 11 "'a' ne,er intended tu he. Ju\t a 1hnu,11nJ nr '"friend' .ind famil~. from hlllc kl(!\ to 1itr.lllntl ' and ~ramp.I\ all l1f them Jan1..1n~ 1n the 11,lc, .ind h,l\mc .1 wh1.."1op of .1 ~ood 11mc The mMquce 11uh1lll: the.: .1mp1thc:,1trc: rc .111 DR HO( fl.' A Mr" J 1,h Pr0J u1.111m It wa' the pcrfell, the quinll'"~n11.ll h1r1hJa\ present hccaul!c Ho"ard I 1-.hhc111 1\ .1 true mu'IC nut and ha-; been ever since h1-; M:h<~ll J.1,, 111 Chicago. ''I had bands all the way through h1~h '1..h11ol and college. even through medical ~chool anti re<;1dency I ne\er made any monev .11 11 I nl'\t'r intend to. If , JU'>I what I do." the Rud .. D11\. <iays. "Any time the band accidentally doe<> m.d .. l· .iny monev. \\C put 11 into a fund to bu) nc" 1.. q111pmcnt " "You have 10 have a rele.1'>1..' a '""1" It• 1'\pr1..·" your cmo11on~ ... he adds, "'ometh1n~ decpl\ pl>ycholog1cal like that. Actu.111). I JU'I d•> 11 !nr fun. I have 11 "''nJerful 11me I don 1 pl." g1• 1 .ind I don't t:ik1.. Wcdne<.d,1~' oft I pl,1\ nH1"1 The group·, 'uun~ •~ preu,tl~ th..11 111m11 ti l~nt'al The~ run the full g.1mu1 ur rtl\.'~ 1r.1m 1h1.. CiOs of l:.lvis and the Bcatlc"·~tonc' n ... ,,,m1c' 111 the 60\ right up thr<iugh the nwmrnt. 1qth h "'"' .i drop of acid or the thud 111 ht'.1\\ 1111.·1 ti Ooctor Rock keep~ 11' "'ullll "t' lul-ir·~.1 11.:d "Ith rc.:gultr Sund.l\·n1ght tl'ht'.11 '.r 11.11.111.t m1.·mtier ·, hnu'>c. h1)?h 1111 .1 hll lt11p 111 < )r.11h:' · f'hc n1..1~hh1H' ne\1.r '"mf'l.1111 thl rl ,,,.11: .in) I he IJmtlic' 111 thi; b.111d 1111. P•" "' ., .. 1 111kr .1n 1. hut tot.111\ '11rr11111" \\, 11 t<L trl·menduu' l':tm.1r 1dcric 1nh111c th1. pl.l\t'" .11111 the ~pou'c.:' h.,hh~111 ""' \\c r~ Ill L'll' i.11.. I fJmtl} Ltf..c JO\ f.1rn11'. "1. 11.1. "'' h,1"k' ind 11ur ~p..11,, hut we \n11\\1th 1h111,i:' • 1. r .in.I 11, .ti the "tlllnd ... qu1ckl\" In adJ111nn tu hc1n~ 1 dld11..111.J I''"'• 1111 111<1 nlU'l~ldO. IO thJt orllt·r. I 1 hh1.·in I' .••• I 'ldr·\lrud. goggk C.:\ed t.1n "' ill 1h, t , ),. .·r .11 "'hn pc:r1t1rm at ll'inc !\ll 1do'" I h.it' ~·' 1d ht:1..Ju'c the Hock Do .. ,., .ii" th, Ji, "'l d1•, t11r the performer; thl'rc: "I get 10 go JO\\\hne h.11 1.'t 1.:. 11 .111\t11111.'. l'\l'n In thttr h111d' It ' ~II. ti RJd.ing Dr H1 ... ~ 11 the \uc11'1 ,111h • ''' he ct1methcnne KJr>n Huth~ h111 1 .. ~ r, If\ SIO 1n advance. Sl'i ,11 rhc gait r>r I 1•l l>l'111 h '' .1 bunch of them in h" ri~ht h.1nd t ~.tn call an\ f td.etron nutkl 1lf llH I lt11t11 lkdch Community ( ·1in11. I" I I 1 'J' ''.' I 1otu.ir.1n1cc tha't the''· 11 hn "·II hl ii ti~.1ut1lul th.II n1l!hl 11 'h" hi I•, ' ·1111 1.nn,crt .1nJ ccrt.11nh tit·,,,, , '""'. • .ind have .1 fine tmw EST EVER THE MOS ESIRED LAB L IN MEN'S CLOTHING. I t11-. 11.•y ..,1 , , "' 1 11<.. 1 h.11 1 tt!1 1if rh1• t 11t:!f!t'"il • ... 1v1111:'> 1 11 ti, .. 1•1~· di'>! ll• r ,, II ,.,.,, 1 IPll11r"lf~ l'Vf'r tn lllH 11, \t'.11 It .: , •• SEMI ANNUAL SALE Spectacular Savings Up to 70°/o! ~1111 \ <;p()rt1 11.lh frQU'f'I\ On-<.' c;n" I' ~a11•M •~ \ ~ 7 ':> 00 to SI I 00 00 S) )C, 00 to \ 1qc, 00 SC,'lOOto \17'>00 SHOOto \"0 00 STORE HOURS- MD<1 "-'NI', I } 'l ..... '"'J ,...., ltlr!I"""' SAU from S 109.90 Spori Sh•rt' rrom S69 90 ~I<'" from S1990 ~ from S15 90 ~k~ar R.-~111 l' I\ S\7!>0 to SI >'•tl< r' (1•ntf•r l>r ..,,~ f d\ht~)ll 1,1 Hid 1\1 '\\.I ){\I I B•' 11 h • f 1/1( I 8 ~ h I • l , .. " l from S 11 llO h om ssq 90 from ssq «>() fr!\m SQ 'lO 8'/ Ami CeiDla ...... COSTA MESA -After t• years of trying. the chy <kclared victory Monday in ita mueh- pubUcizcd effort to get Sid Soffer to move bis rusty collection of vin ... gc can from the front of his Arbor Street home. Supcnor Court Judge Richard t-ru .ee Sr ruled Monday that five of SoHer's eight vmtage car' arc "inoperable" under Costa Me~s·s city code and declared them a nuisance. "The city was v1ctonous.' \aid l.m Angeles Attorney M1thellc Vadon-R1vera, who represented the: cny "Sid has tu remove th~ f11,e (ca") from the propern 111 the next lO day~." If that doesn't happen. l it~ ,1ffic1a" can tow the car<. 1" .1, and put a lieA oa Soffer'• property to ruovcr the COit ot hauling the autot, she said. Frazee also ruled that Soffer has ta have the California Highway Patrol tnSpect his 1946 Lincoln and sec 1f it's lepl, Yadon-Rivera said. If the CHP flunks the Uncoln, it too will have to go, she added. While the vintage Lincoln 'tarted easily when the judge personally inspected the rnllecuon last Wedneaday, its ~"' tank sits in the passenger 'cat and one brake light ts h..i,hed in The two remaining 1970s < Jd1llac' in his collection, o ne 1lf ~h1ch Sl)rfcr drive s p1.·cit\lnnall) were not affected h the Jcci ... on and can stay . While: ">offer wa~ not available lnr 1mmt'd1atc Monday, he har; '·'"' ht' "'II appeal any ruling in¥0Mna bis collection aid wilt appeal the city ordin•nce all the way to the U.S. Supn:me c.ourt tf neccnary. Soffer wd the City ordin.ucc should not apply to can that have not been abandoned. He 5aid the ordmancc 1s a lbrcat to all vmta~c car collecton in lbe cuy AJthough he admits they're ugly, Soffer "'*Y~ hi\ cars, which are park..cd on d long extended dnvcway at h" hume, don't cause ..iny harm in the neighborhood dnd .. hould not be declared a nu1,Jnl l W11h the 1..nur1 ruling, Soffer wa~ al'o 11rdered 111 reimburse the u t\ 11 r 11111k rumined legal '11'" .1n1I ·1· 1 ~ l' \urc all dl\n1.1111 kd 1...11 p.111, an: i.tored 11u1 u l ltH• puhl, 'tl'" \ adon· R1,cr.J '·"' Teens injured climbing tempti ng cliff By Ins Yokel ~'Jfl Write• .... f~PORr Bt-A(H \n An.1hc1m teenager who kll 20 fn 1 drn'n J rocky Coron;1 dcl \1 . .ir ti lu ff h,1, renc"cd con1..crn., hl r1. 11'<1111 the man) vouniz,ter' ~ h1• '1. .ill' 1 he 'itcep hil 1,1de' ,1, , 'h11rt1..ul tu Corona de l Mar \1 1111 Bl i. h < 111 1he ~.1me d." I , \C:.11 ,,1,1 I >u nl' I c ,uffered he.ill .ind h "~ rq11ri1. 111 ,1 ldll ,11 ln,p11 ''' •11 I".• nt 1 >1.eJn Uoulc ,.ird r1.".I' 111 \11111.'11. ~Ull IPUlld 'I < I 1.• n 1 1. n 1 ,, r \ -,1 i.: 1.· 1. h 1 I I r 1. ri 11. '<l I Jon~ thl' d.111gu11u' ,Ii:: I'd inJ h1. r hl•ml gr.i hti111l dr.1111.1~e pipe for 'uprort lhl\ \l.c.:rc all under ~ 111 -.. '1. "' 11ld '-utt ,,11d · Th1.' ,11uld h.1,e Ltlkn du"n 1hc:r1.· I "·1' IU't 1'1. lr1fi,·d I c "h" ~i;nt IP th1. he 1d1 \\Ith '1111, lriuhl' "·'' d1ml-iin~ thl d1fr 11 ln,p1r 111nn Pt11n1 )U'I "'uth ol thl m.11n h1.·J,h .11n11nd ~ ~11 hi' h.1, f.. ,1n "'ml r11d.~ \1.tnne \ 1k l\ I ltl1 u 1:-rtl B.1uer \<lid I hl r111.f.., It' k ll frnm ru n tn thl' ".11c r\ 1.·d~1.· hut h1' IJll '"'rpi;d 'l''l r.il lu.:t 'hnrt 111 the \ t' 111 I h "•'' u in" 1111" dnd .tlut "hln "'rnc l <i lil l'~uarJ, .1m.I IHL lil'!hlc.:r' orrt\t I IP a\\l\t him. li.t1ll'f .... 11d But thl c·<tent of Le's IOJUflC' ll'm.11n1:1.I .1 mystery Monday He " " ll'fl<irtedly in critical cond1t1on .11 ll11.1i.: Memorial Hospital. 1:'1111 11 .. ,r11,t1 (llf1c1als declined '' 1•11frr111 h1<. \latu' And ltr1.. .!1. p.1rtm1.·111 pcr;onncl e~prc"ul 11 P"'l. ,11 rerort' or Le:·, 1..rit11. d • •rH!tt1< 111 I k "'"' not convulc;1ng dnd I · ,, ,,, c11n,.:1ou!>... Newport He Jl h I 11 ( ·,1pt Rand" ~cheerer '"'d \I. 1.. ddmm1,1ercd no lrl.1lmC'nl '" JU't tran~portc:J him tn thl h"'fHtal 1mmed1ateh " I he fdll marked the l1r't 'Llh 'll' 1n1ur. on the Corona J ct \1.tr bluff, "nee a suicide attempt .> \c.ir., .1go Bauer 'aid 'ltill, hoth children and ddulh ire often seen scahng the hluffs 111 'l I ch'" n t ht t1each, even '""tnl I'' . ·' ll I .1d , 'ards in the pr• ><.1.'' •• ~ .... rt.11111! to "vtayor Phil 'lan" 1m .1n.t othu irr a reMdenu. 'iull "h11..e home ts on the • c 1m1Je •I 0 1.c.1n Boulevard at \1 1rl!u1.1111 \\L nut regularly finds 111. 'P·1"c.:'' ,u11111c through her f''''fX'rl' hr c1.·t d01v.n tn the beach. I he' ,11' tho•ucht the new 1mr11" t'.nll '"' .11 I n'p1rataon Point, rn1.. lud111i.: ,1 I'·'" ti pathway to the he .1, h .rnd 1 p.iq,·J '1ewpoint area '""' .1\ .!11" n the.: ch ff. would li\1.nur..12l: the htll d1mbing But 1111~ t'\t'n '>tgns warning <.. JUt111n 1H1 pathway Use pc:dc,tn,111 "'Jlk .rnd "Coastal hlutf re'' cgctatton in progress - Plca~c f..t•t.·p out" fail to stop nimhle inJ1, 1dual'> tempted by the J.tgged hl1 1'>1de ------------------------------------------------------ C;i1 Pf·r Educ.1t1on IRS TAX WORKSHOP • Partnu/S-corpJ sole proprl~orshlp • Tax law changes • Deductible business expenses • Business records Fee $35• Sat., July 20, 9 :00-3:00 Course •3837 .25 Orange COMt College Community Services -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;:~~======.--~ \ The Finest Shoe Salon 1n Ora11ge C(JL1 nty CLOSING SALE Everything Must Go Even Below Cost BARGAIN PRICES Latest Summer Shoes, Handbags , Belts, Accessories, Fixtures, Paintings, Ect. BELT STRIPS *600 SANDALS 5 19" NAME BRAND SHOES Sizes 5-1 O Extensive Sele ction Sizes 8-1 O 2545 Eastbluff Drive #A Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 760-8300 \ Snack tax stumps stores ; customers don't mind -yet e,r~ec. ...... ~ W hen is a ~try a snack and when ll it real food? And why ia the tax man picking OD Triscuits and Ritz crackers while at the same time layin& off soda and Graham crackers? · These arc the questions lhat arc driving men like Jeff Heinlein batty. Owner of a 7-Elcven store on Harbor Boulevard in Costa Mesa, Heinlein Monday endured the fmt day of the state's new snadt tax. "Some crackers are (taxable), but some aren't," Heinlein lamented. "Muffins aren't, but some pastries are. You do the best you can to figure it out, but you will miss some." Missing items that arc supposed • to be taxed can be disastrous for ·retailers like Heinlein, because ,they end up paying for the .mistakes out of their own pockets. Heinlein therefore spent the two weeks prior to 1mplementa11on of the tax training his clerk~ on which items would bo 111e11ed. The oontusioa relDhed from state lawm-.t.en• deciiion to raile sales taxes by 1.25 ptR:lenl -from 6.S percent to 1.15 pen:cmt in Orange County -and IO bcain taxing selected mack foodl for the first time. The state added aeveraJ other first-time tax.ables. iodudinJ newspapers and mapzincs. The new taxes arc expected to generate an estimated $14 million a day in revenues, which should put · a healthy dent in?..t~e state's $14.3 billion budget dencit So far, retailers aren't reporting much backlash from customers over the new taxes. Both Heinlein and Dan Bonfadini, manager of Ralph's Grocery in C.OSta Mesa, said they were swprised when none of their customers complained Monday. "I expected more questions ra1~d. but this is just the tint day," Bonfadini said. Bonfadini said he'll be prepared when he gets his first complaint. He has a written explanation of the tax. including examples or 11ems suh1ect to the snack levy, and for c:us~n wbo have rurtbcr qutstiooa, be'U oftu the ou.nabcr for the state Board of 6qualiJation'a information line. Unlike HeinJein. Bonfadinl bad little work to do in preparation for the 1naclt tax . Ralph 's reprogrammed scannen in its stores through a central computer system in Los Angeles. "Without the technology we have, we would have to thoroughly educate our cashiers.," Bonfadini said. While Bonfadini doesn't expect his customers to change their buying habits as a result of the snack tax., Heinlein believes his sales could be hurt: "People only make so much money, and they allocate only so much to buying a snack here or there. With everything else going up ... people just aren't going lo indulge as much " The impact on big-ticket items could be more significant. A sales manager at Harbor Mitsubishi said sales at his dealership were up 70 percent in the weekend prior to the tax increa~e Now that the County bar honors Barnes for supreme legal ·service ~ ' ~ .. .. A ttomt'y Ro~rt Samut'I Bamt's, a longtime Coro na del Mar resident, ha!-heen named 1991 rec1p1ent of the Orange Countv Bar Assoc1ation·s H annon G Scoville A"'ard for his high standards, se!'1ce to the la"' community and ~•gmficant contributiom 10 the as ... oc1at1on during his 41 ~car~ in law One of Rames' kc) achievement' wa~ his work in the estahh,h- mcnt of a Ceder~ court in Orange Counry. While he was '- assoc:1a t ion president. B.irne and o ther lawyers in1t1ated the 18-year ------ project. then Business fought Watch o pposition hy Los Angele\ County groups to finally bring the federal cnun to Orange C<.1unt~ 1\ re'i1dent of Newport Ueal.'.h \Ince 1951. Barne'" current pre,1den1 of the Orange Count\ Bar h1undat1nn. ,1 n,1n-pr11f11 org.tn1Lal1on lhJt 11pndte' JUVt•nilc d1ver,1nn .1nJ legal educalllln program" and 'iel'e' J\ the funding arm of the Or.rnge C<1un1" Bar A\<.<Xldlton ~ hatun-d .\ttraction: Mrrcedes Ren1 ht1' hn:n 'elected ,1, the honored m.irtjucc fnr the Robert Samuel Barnes A<-<.es<;mcnt and I rcatment '>crvicn Center·<. ninth annu.11 ~t'W}>Ort Buch Concours d'Elqanet', whic h 1,1kes place at UCTs Aldrich Park 1n Irvine t1n '>undav. Od o. The.Newport Beach (oncour-. t.1•Etegance 1'i the final e'ent nn J national c1rcu1t ot 12 ( onn1ur' d'l·legance, which feature antique collector autorn11h1lc., 'uch a"I Bugatti. J .1gu.ir rnd l·errari More than IOfl (JP·°" ill Ctlmpete in 1.i dJ''l' I 11r infnrma1111n CJll ~'ih l ~N' Gana of I-our. Or.rn~t: < nunrv·, hcq manJgcd ...:ompan1e' .ire f.luor l>anid, 1 ht' ln-lne Co .. Olsne~land ind ASl Research, accordmg to a recently released UCI poll of 193 chief executives from some of the county's largest firms. Irvine-based construction and engineering firm Fluor Daniel was named the county's best-managed firm hy 15 percent of the executive~. In second was rhe Irvine Co. head4uanered in Newport Beach. which was deemed the count)·., best-managed busme5\ by 12 percent of the executives surveyed, getting high marks for gro....,th and profits. Calling the company "money-oriented," one executive said, ''They've made a lot of it, they don't let outside companies get into their business, and the} run 11 pretty tightly.·· Disneyland got I I percent of the vote. while lrvine-hascd computer compam AST Rc"edrch rece1"cd l(J percent Other top-ranking compante\ 111cludcll PaclOCart>, Rockwell International ;rnd William Lyon Co. ~ Jits and Jots: Kennt'th South, a ~econd vice president and pen,1on 'peuahst with the C 0 ... 1.1 Me'a o ffi ce of Shear'ion, l...t'hman Brothers, ha~ ticen n.1ml·J Bu\lne5, Person of the 'i c.ir h~ Phi Beta l ,1mhda. tht• n.1t1l1n,1I hu,tnc" lrJtcrn1t\ h~hlon hland holll' 11\ · ·An nu.ii Sidewalk Clearance '\a le " ~aturday from IO a.m 111 fl pm .mt.I Sunday from noon to 5 rm (jr K AREN MARINO ~ ' American Health names VPs Ill N 1:-w p 0 R T B E: A c H - is no ordinary banker I\ 1:r .1du.11f• 111 ( ,11 'itdlt' It Hll.t H!'.tl h "-·'""1 L.nt1"'' h,1nl..1n1-t opt•r,1t1un' lrcm1 I h1· t.!" •und up 'il,1rt111K ,,, .1 lt•ll1•r ,II II.ml '' \ni1•r 1t .1 ,he mo\ t'(f un 111 1h1 I 11.ir1 I >t<p.1rtnwni of Wt->,tl,rnd\ B.inl.. 111 \.inf.1 i\n,1 Prior lo 101ntnK R.rnl.. nf """"'port 11.,irt•n w,1c, th1• ( ll'tomf'r 'it•f\ 11 P l.iu1M•rv1<.<>r .ii ( 11111•n, H.111~ r ( nc,1,1 "1P\.l No"" ii mt•rnht•r 01 11111 < r "'cl "'1t''>•l T l'.lm, 11..irt'n 1 An 'h'"' you why Ii.ink of Nt:'wprni " n11 11rcl1n,1ry h,1nk ( tlll Karen c1t (~I 41 ~,,(I hllll\1 Wt• hc1ve <111 tht• ff~ht /'lf~1p/1 Rank of f\k""'port ( C)'>l,1 Mt><..1 ( )lflC r Ill II> I l.irhrn l Amcman Health \e1'1ce~ Corp .innP un cc d ~ond a y th e .1pp111n1 mcn1 of M1drncl S Madler ,,, 'llC prc .... dent. t1pc rat1on'I and lkhur.ih \1 MJd .ulanc "' vice prl·,1Jrnt. markettng l\1 .1.llcr "'J' 'vllC pre\1dcnt, opl·r,111on' fur Pr1mc Medical \ct\.llC~. Newport Rc.ich, and ~1 ,, I .irlane v.,1, direct o r o( m.n~cting for MeJ1cal Imaging < l'n1cr' of Amcric.1. ~an Diego. \.1.idlcr replace' Jeff ·r ng1lio "hn ha'I left the wmpan\ Newport Bcach-ha'icd Amencan He.i lth Services Corp develop1i and operates diagnostic treatment tcnter1 affiliated with he,1lthcare prov1der1 f -r-~ -------------------------, ~ I : I t I Win! Win! Win! , ~ I Win a $35 Gift Cettificale to the a.n Restalnm, ccutesy of the Plot. f I : I l I 56taply • out form below md dl'Qp It In the COillest box locllted at the Plot 8oolh at the Ormwe County F•. c 1 --~~~~~~~~---~------~---------. 1 1 Name ____________ _ . IAcldrns ~~~~~~~~~~ : I ,_.... I ~.., ________ ZJp __ _ I o.y Plw __________ _ ................................ ,.."et; ... ...,,.,,.,.cMllNf •Must be 18 • NMd Not be Present • wm Notify by Phone .o.11y ..... ,. • No PurchMe Necn..-y --------------------------- 'People only make so much money, and 1hey allocate only so much to buying a snack here or there. With everything else golnQ up . . . people Just aren t going to lndu(ge as much.' _..,, .... 7-Eleven store owner increase is in effect, he said he expects affo rdability, and lherefore sales, to decline. The tax increase would add $125 to the cost of a SJ0,000 car. Jim Earnest, general manager with Toyota of Costa Mesa, said he doesn't believe the tax increase will hurt his business. ''If folks need a car, they'll buy a ca ~," Earnest said. "One p<"rcent, in the whole scheme of things, isn't going to make a big difference." Today rhe final day of the two-da) UC I 1 ran,porta11on Po licy (_\inference hegins with hrcakfa!>t at 7 30 a m , various sessions throughout the morning and .1hernoon and ad1ournment at 1 pm at tfie Hya tt Rcgenq Irvine. 17\}{){) Jamhorcc Rd u f· ' e c u t 1 v e W u m c n ln1crnat1onal'!> Orange County diaptcr hold!> 1i... monthl) dinner m~eting "' <> p.m at Charle) Urown s "The Pride of Newport" (formerly tht· Reuben E: Lee), 15 1 C'o.1 ... 1 Highway, Newport Beach (mt 1s S29.50 per person f·e.itured will be Stephen G Hov..ird . .s 1r,11ning <1nd o rgan1La- tmnal development specialist Wednesday I he R uild1 ng Indu s try A.,.,ociatiun Orange County chapte r\ <;tJtth annual Real Estate I 1nance "Meet the Lender., .. u1nferencl' run' from 8 30 a.m t<1 'i p.m ••I the Irvine Marriott. 18000 Von l\arm .. rn , Irvine Cmt 1~ Sl7<i Re~1,tr.11111n hegin' at ., 10 1m [ l I ht· 11.Je"' port ILirhnr Area ( h<tmhcr nf ( ·ommcrce holdo; a Hu,1ne'' Ul cn dcr at the Waterfront Halton in Huntington Beach A Nev. Memticr Reception 'IJrt~ at 4 JO p.m., followed by the hlcnder a half hour later IJD the Laddar Y.thr Gehlc•y Guald 0 . Vahr ha~ heen promoted to vice prc~1den1 d evelopment. for the Newport Beach-based Koll C'-0.''1 Southern C'ahfomia dtvi,ion, which covers Orange, R1vcr'1ide and San Diego counties Yahr. who JOincd the development firm 1n 1986, was a development manager 0 JoHpb . ~bley hat> been named Vlce president and ass11tant manager of Sunwut Bank'' Newport Beach branch He ha\ more than 15 years of upenencc in banking, with an extensive background in commercial and co n sume r loan portfolio manaacmcnt, credit admm1strat1on and management training 0 J11lle R. MrCaht'ry ha~ hccn appo1ntcd vice pre>t1dcnt of Domutic Private A1rn lt1na lnvHtmenu Ml-Cahcry JOtnS the hablllty Investment manaaemcnt team. with re•ponslblllty for Q: "My hours at work have been cut so I don't have enough money to pay rent. Plus, I walk to work now in.stead ol driving." Stephen King Costa Mesa "It hasn't affected me much. I'm still in school. We've had to raise our prices where I work, so that makes sales a l1nle harder to come by." Robin Sincl~ir Newport Be.Kh "We have four 50116 and have had to cut back on what they can do since all their art1v1t1es cost so much more than the) u-.ed to. Jackie Braun (ost.i Me'>.l · It h;"n·t affected me at all I'm on Workmen's Comp right now Pnces seem pretty ~tdble 1usl so my rent doe<,n 't gu up · Art Tovar (O'\ld Me,,1 'Ccts price-. hJ\ e gune up and that makf>S 1t harder to gf't around. Movie pricec; c1re up 'o dates are more expens1"e .. Ronale C•se (''"ta M~ l:Jl:'111g a loa n oftu er di .i hank, 11 ha~ had a marur effe<1 Pt-ople are much more cautious and borrowing for reJI nt'< ess1t1es " McCahf'ry Wo lin prOVldtng a wide variety of mutual funds, precious metals and ftxed- mcome investments for clients of the bank's U .S. Pnvnte Banking Group office in Newport Beach 0 Martin Av1at1on has named GU WoUa vice president, sales and marketing, and Mkbatl S. Hopkins vice president. aircraft sales. Wohn. who was fo rmerly with Air BP and hu 19 yean 11viation-markcting experience, will head marketing development effort'I for the Martin Aviation. a 68-year-old av1at1on 1erv1ccs company headquartered at John Wayne Airport. Hopkhu it former vice pre51dent or San Diep> Jct Center Inc 0 Robtn T. f'OJ or Cotta McM hH been appointed Southern California d. tric1 m&J\l&'Cr fnr Auoclt Floor Product.a. Foy'• territory lndodcs l..DI Anaelu and San Die , but he wilt opente out n Hopkins Fov Ula Mackt'}, tormcr business manager of KQLH/KWRM San Bernardino/Corona. has JOined Michaels Media as general manager Michael~ Medm is a Costa Mesa adverli'l1n41public relations firm spccialiuna in radio and te~ton productton [J Joh• Wltbu1, 1ovcrnmcntal relations urvicc group project director in Psomu and Anoaatea' C°'ta Mesa off tee, was appmnted by O ran~c County Supcrvitor Herrict Wieder lo the Environmental Manaaement Aacncy'a De\'Cklpmcnt Processina Rcvkw Committee. Withers, wbo will fill a two year aenn, b re1pon11hlc for mana1in1 entitlement 1e r v1cc1 and aupcrvislna all aovernmental relations pro,cct at the o.ia Mesa land planntng firm. ( Q 116 ~I boP& ldcncc --!IP ..... pill to . IOft.a ...aalble Obiiinacy. SomctMna iamftpatOHI ~ to &lip tDto JOVI ~ Orie~ Cereal, but suffideDUj' powerful to I bend .. Iron will I& woWd be a afant step for WOllWlkind in wipifta out a daperatc me~!Cem called .. Get~ You.r and To Sec a Doctor. ' It wreab havoc on the liYes of millions of oldet women. Al WC all '1'1teni hll to bit • •Hlca•• reuoe for,thll ~ ~C.-ld·--·· ~r-:.c:= ":!f oa bis fumy whn ho -. bom? Perhape it's ODJy I IMdlo RSUtancc to I mlJo t.bority figun: callina the aboc -c:spedaUy the ona with k>n1 needles. Al wMs. mother&, nuna. and piU-dispensen. it'• been 1 woroan's role lO loot after he.r man. It's not only an act of dnoc.ioo, but sell-preservation. w.ea 1 butband know. men catches a cold, it'• tbe Wife who reprd medical gets the mip'aine. Al a mattet of examinations as • at, the Seniors' Day at fair offers :,~:::1°~~... :.~-tii=:;=.:-:~: dignity, the doctor before.be It.arts themselves. Memberslup runs in -ma.Jung !lure he gets what's more time to enJ·oy sights =~:~. tru~=·ui::.:..rrn;1er=t. :~~i:;~:1?nn~~~l~;~~n~~~~;ies ;;::~7~a:0w~~r:/~~:~i>=re and constitutional requires creative thinking. Tears, reveal that three-quarters of senior mate to take his pills: park them cha cha rwrformed by a live band. rights. It also pleas, or dire prcdicdona won't do males rcMc to carry umbrellas next to his sLX-pack of beer in the It will be a honey of a day for those visiting the 1991 Orange County Fair on Denny's Seniors' Day, Tbunday, July 25, according to fair officials. r-makca their t F t •~ n--:...__.,.1i., h · · · f A champagne toast will honor 1 · orge ova-· '-''~.-.a1u1i..u1 a w en II s raining, still eat pizzas ridge those manied so years or more thinning hair spouse will cut a deal if the bribe with everything on it, and thuthb Than~ to our suppon group, Not only do seniors age 55 and over receive $2 ad.mission on th.is day, but the fair will open its gates to all visiton at 10 a.m. The ea.rly opcoina allowa seruon more time to enjoy the· full slate of ex.htbits. special contests and activities planned around the fair's theme "How Sweet It Is," saluting the oounty'a bee and honey industries. who will repeat their vows during sta.n.d OD end. 59 and is right. A friend of mine finally their noses at drafts. These arc the there''> been a small increase in the 9<>1den Weddina Ceremony on Ask any husband got her man lO check his blood '>ame ddiant gentlemen who ins1M hu~hands v1S1ting their docton, but Hcntage Stage. Mr. and Mn. John why be won't see Holding pressure in exchange for o ne year they're not old enough to taJte an we're J long way from our goal. Retoske of Costa Mesa will take a doctor and you or watching Monday Night afternoon nap. or need non-shp Mavbe 11'd help 1f docton' waiting part in this event. get the same answer: He doesn't FootbaJl, Tuesday Night Mud decals in the tub rMm.., offered drvcrting anatomicaJ Denny's Restaurant, the official need a medic. His problem has Wrestling, and Wednesday Night Scheve me. women ha\'e their 1ournal' ~uch as Penthouse, or something to do with (a) the Demoljtion Derby. nagging cut out for them. Male Hu,1ler tn take a man's mind off sponsor of Senion' O.y, wiJI host meatballs he ate two weeks ago, I belong to a support group ob tinacy mcreascs with age h1' ~all<otones a hospitality area and a drawing (b) a change in the weather or (c) called NAG, an alliance of wtVe<, Frequently it\ up to a wtfe t<l \anry \fclatyrr ;5 a ruklmt of for dinner for two every month for his new jogging shoes. ~h<Xc hu bands won't look aft"'r monitor her husband'., mcd1ca1111n' I 'VI a yca.r, and dinner for two every .-r========================--------=.========"===-===========---=--..a-g_u_n_•-=tw==='·============~:::. month for six months. Perennial favorites such as the hat parade, arts and c rafts contests. and the oldest man and woman contest will return as well as the Ballroom Dancing Contest where "boofen" in the crowd can enjoy the polka, swing, wa.Jtz and In addition to the special contests, a Senior Health Fair will be held from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. The 99th edition of th!.'. Orange County Fair runs July 17-28 in Costa Mesa. Call 751 -FAIR for more information. Happy Birthday To ••• Bela Ncwtaad Tarbox of Newport' Beach will be celebrating her Q()th b1rthdl)'. on Juty 25. She was born and raised in the Newland Hou'C now a_ historical museum in Huntington Beach. Sht' "111 be cclebrdllng a; the Ritz-Carlton for high tea with family and friends • MytUe Rost. of Costa Me a. will cclebnue her 95th b1nhdav on Jul\ 30 . • Lnrb S. CbUJ"Cb of Corona del Mar celebrated his 92nd banhday on July 15 with his family Church retired as a barber at age 85 • Ga1nMI« MIKMUlan, of Costa Mesa, celebrated her Q3rd h1rthday on Juty 14. • Ella J~ turned 90 on July 11. The Quack Stepper dance cluh ' celebrated with a party at the Costa Mesa community center. lenior AC1Mlles OASIS SENIOR CENTER The Oasis Scmor Center 1s located at 800 Margucntc in Coron• del Mar. For mformat10n rcgardi1J6 activities and loattons. telephone 644-3244. Tlladay, July 16: 9: a.m. -Medicare Counseling. Sculpture 9.30 a.m. -ShufOeboiArd 10.00 am Party Bridge. Duplicate Bndge. Mcxacana Cards. Sewing Group; Table Tennis l p.m -Beginning Spanish 2 l~ pm -Guitar/Banjo Jam Wedauday, July 17 8:30 a.m. -Physical Training 10 a.m. -World Geography 10:30 a.m. -Golf 12 p.m. -Needlework 12:30 p.m. -Another Passage I p.m. -Blood Pressure; Mah Jongg 2 p.m. -Water l:-xcrc1sc; Tennis Team 3 p.m -Oas" Single~. Folk, Ethnic Dance 7 p m. -Cribbage 'Randa,, Juty 11 8 a.m. -Wood Camns ~:30 a.m -Shuffleboard 10 a.m. -Vim & Vigor bt:rc1\c. I Braille Program!. 12:30 p.m I ntermed1ate • Spanish I pm. -T able Tennis. Rh)thm & Music. Photography ' 30 p m. -Linc Dancing Friday, July 19 8 JO a.m. -Ph~1cal Tramang 9 a m -Walkers, H1st\'mc.1I Highlights IO am. -French. Ouplttalc Bndgc I0·.30 a.m -Gorr I p.m. -Mah Jongg I .JO p.m. -Dance.. Live Band 1 p.m. -Water oerca._e, Tcnn1' Team Monday, July l2 8 a.m. -Yoga for Senior' R·30 a.m. -Art Workc;hop 9 a.m. -Potter\ 9:30 a.m. -Uk~lclc 10 a.m. -Vim & Vigor l:.xcru'c I :!·JO pm. -Chair Ext'm'ic I p.m . -Coin & 'itJmp Collecting: NeW!!letter Comm1ttt'c Mah Jo ngg Lessons 2 p.m. -Water E.ilcretses. I enn1'I Team Seniors Wanted • Writers • Sources • Tips •Columnists •Ideas For The Pilot's New Seniors Pap Call T.J. Hutchinson at 642-4321, ext. 366 ... and ctUte an "ir1nu1 of succas'' for nniors Into The Piiot 1nd to 1111 mt of th• community . • • +++ Newport Beach And ilita Mesa. " ' We're all yours. We're smiling tecause you told u' \\ hln \'l)U \\'anted and now we're delivering it. Now you will smile too because 3 tin1l'' l1 \\·eek vou get: 0 Local News 0 Local Sports 0 Lqcal Society :l locdl Editona~ J Local Events 0 Ur cal Activities For Adults 0 Local Activities For Seniors ~ Loc1l t\cti\'ities For Children 0 Local Restaurants 0 Local Classifi~ 0 Local Store 0 Local Salr~ J For Locals OnlV We think it's something to smile aoout. A newspaper you helped create that tells y~ what you want to know. Forty-five thOUWld copies Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Thank You • ' ... • . .. .. . · • .. •• .. ·' Ute wbea du. ......... I 1 U.. beea ~ about lhis tcjuvcnadve tubltance that o•b..,,... brain power. but the m.unate I mention 111 name. ,_""ro QOt aC1'al lO belie¥e mo. ud certainly not take th.ii .... MC'~. Names ~e prejudice much more than any of UI realize. ~n more than the obvious. namea subtly color our iudament. a fact the drug companies have lcnoWn for IOmC tim~. The trade namci of prescription drup arc generated by · sophisticated computers which carefully select names that would appeal to both doctor and patient This is pure "marketing," and .. ·.-.. -• consequently, some very ineffective drugs often • • have wonderful names like Trcntal. lllllzltll But what about good substances with bad names? Well. you be the judge. Healtb Gingko Biloba is an herb from the oldest Update species of tree known, dating baclc 300 million ycan. Extracts of Gingko Biloba leaves have ------been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years, and European doctors write over 1.2 million prescriptions per month for this herb. Its primary use is to improve circuJation to the brain, mental alertness. and overall brain functioning. Since 1975, 34 human studies on Gingko have been published, demonstrating that it does improve blood flow to the body and the brain and seems to increase the brain's ability to metabolize gJucose. It also prevents abnormal aggregation of the platelets. very smaJI particles in the blood necessary for coagulation, thus protecting against strokes and heart attacks. It acts as a powerful antioxidant. giving protection against free radical damage. Free radicals arc highly reactive paniclcs generated by oxygen that damage the cell membrane and are a major fa ctor in the aging process. Patients taking this herb have demonstrated improvement m <;hort-term memory, reasoning ability, and depression, particularly the mild depression that comes on with a~e. In one study of patients with both Parkinson's and Alzbcamcr's disease, 25 patients took the extract daily for one year. Prior to taking the herb. they all had a ba1tery of sophisticated tests establishing a baseline of brain function. After one year on the herb. the tes t'> were repeated and showed significant improvement. European phy-;1cians are years ahead of American phyc;1c1ans 111 this field. primarily because they arc interested in agents that improve the quahry of life American physicians usually scorn everything except those agents used for some specific disease. Most o f the re~earch on this herb, utilize an extract that contains a 24 percent concentration of the active ingredient that 1s a flavano1d. a substance similar to the b1oflavanoids an hmng of citrus fruit peelings. At a 24 percent strength, the usual dosage is 120-160 mg. per day in divided doses. This substance 1s available in the health food stores, but the potency of it can vary markedly This substance will never find 11~ way into American medicine for a vanety of reason<;, not the leJ<;t of which 1s it's name, Gangko B1loba. Dr. Jull•n Whitaker Is OfH'...,,IOr of Whlt•lcrr Wrllnrss lostltutt In ."'lt'WpOl'f &acb. "I Help Women Get Rid of T h e Blues" ... those unwanted veins on their legs and other areas. 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Ea•d11da GuDwlttcnlocY (Gii Dmchtry ~ • , ... ., PrKtitt ~s..r, G~ Hamid Serinl l.......i Mt4kiH M.llcal " Ort ....... k S.ppl'" Nftnlac1 Nmlw .. J ~ 011ce1mcJ A Hn111otov Ophthlmoloe IOfl Onhodonlln Onltoptdlc Sul"lfl'J Oral & Mulllof1d 1I SGl"lf'Y P~l•trl< SU'lf" P~latrla P111nnaq Phyilcal fltrnpy A rtdutWIMadM Plude & RttH1~ ~ PJYt II lat ryfP.yclllolesr '""-lmo11ry blk>toc R..IMnl•tMiJ Tllonric Sllrpl'J t rant M"'tat Can llmlol.f V11nalar S~ry 756-9000 T hit week we ~ ,,nna to foc:ut on t.bo pouU.. raults · thaa .tll occur if wo atan an •idle Proartm properly. Uwc start mrcite with ~ry mild tc&istancc and w~tb high repetition.a, no 1e>reness should be experienced during the following two days. However, the proper signals have now been sent to the body. .... ..... P I The body, in ~rsona return, says "l Fitness can handle this ~of workout" and immediate positive results will start to occur. What basically happens with this form of work.out? To help understand this I am going to relate the neurological response system to the electrical system of turning on lights. When we go to tum on lighta all we have to do 1s tum on a switch. The lights arc already there and as soon as we turn the switch on, the lights come on. However, if the fuse is not large CJlo ugh, we blow the fuse and the lights won't come on. In a similar situation, when we start cxerc1~e properly, we tum our own switches on (called proprioceptors in the body) and it in turn activates muscle fiber. The muscle fiber " already there and has been since b irth We JUSl have to activate muscle fiber. In like manner to the electrical system, 1f we work out too much Beginning an exercise program with mild resistance and high repeti- tion~ can prevent sorent''>'-and prepare the body for additional work- out" we.: "blow the fuse" and muscle shuts down, just like the lights shut down on a blown fuse. But, this time, since we started to exercise properly, the neurological response system triggers the propnoceptors {!lwitchcs) which in tum excites (recruits) muscle fiber and start~ the process properly. We arc now going to follow the process in a little more detail. You start exercise properly and the ~ignals arc sent to the body to respond positively. As a result the hody becomes a catalyst. The heart ts used but not too hard, so the heart stroke volume starU to incrcue. Next_ cimaJatlon increases, and the oxygen, blood Oow and nutrient supply cln:uJates t~ the system. The cells of the open up, become more permeable an absorb the nutrient supply, assimilate it, metabolize it and excrete what is not needed. The basal metabolic rate is inc:reased by as high as SO percent of tu set point . The proprioc:eptors activate the muscle fiber and create the f rcquency and synchronization of the fiber lo conlrllct (activate) and start muscuJar strength and m uscle tone improvements. More adcni!onc trisphosphate (ATP) is used (The energy chem ical for muscle fiber contraction) and consequently more resynthesis of Adcninsonc Diphosptao (ADP), the product left over from (ATP) is nccusary. In order for resynthcsis to occur, three major ingredients arc needed. They arc crcatinc phosphate, oxygen and BODY FAT, the product we arc all looking to find a way to lose. We have found it. Just start exercise slowly, easily and become consistent. The key is to start. Remember, action brings motivation! Leoa Sak Is • pro/uMW of pbpJalftluatJooat On~ Coast Col¥ ud Otf'ftr ol Leoa Sb/e's Haltb Club for Womea Jn Nrwpot1 Buch and C.Uloml• Coast Club Fitness ~at~r la lmne. Health Watch Picnic foods may harbor bacteria, county public health officials warn fhe Ora nge County Health Can: Agency will reach out to the public an "The Great Escape" booth at this year's fair. Beginning July 17. the booth refers to escape from problems associated with add1ct1on to alcohol and other drugs. • Thousandc; of children suffering from Cystic Fibrosi'I will benefit from the third annual Orange Counry Tennis Auctton Ball, sponsored hy ASICS TIGER Corporation and Continental A1rlmes. "The Love Affair" will be held on July 19, 20 at the Balhoa Bay Club and lhe Balboa Bay lluh Racquet Club 1n Newport Beach For more inform.tlton, telephone Jcanntne R Km<1ch at tnx. U~\ • An update on current and new invc<,t1gat1 on' into the.: cau~c.:" and curt:\ fur 'er1ou' mental illne,., will be J1,1.U'i\Cd hy Dr. W Ian Lipkin. As~1stan1 Professor of Neumh,gy, l 'ni-.,ers1ry o f <".1hlorn1:i, Irvine. di the regular mc.:cung uf lhc Alliance for the Ml'nt.tll) Ill of Orange County (AMIOC) 111 h1. held al Trtnil) L'n1ted Pre'h,1cr1Jn Church. hl\t 17th Jnd North Pro'ipcCt. Sant.1 Ana. cin I ucsJa)'. Jul) '· 7 pm RUFFELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC. """ ,_ .... CMr1 ..,., :122 IUlll lln .. ctSTa mu&-SU·llSI By Tom Speiss Food po1.,onang ts a reality Orange County officials want picnickers and beachgoers to keep 1n mrnd as they plan summer outings D1sease-producang bacteria grow rapidly in those foo<ls high in protein and moisture -such as meat. fi<;h, poultry. egg<;. milk and milk producto;, o;a1d Rohen Merryman, director of the Ornngc County llcalth Care Agcnc\ \ l·nv1mnmental Health Diw.ion ro avoid the r.iptd growth 111 hacten a and pos:-.1blc foo<l·hornc illness. he has suggested thal, a<; ,, rule of thumb. hot foods be kept hot and cold foods be kept cold Hot mean~ above 140 degrees and cold means below 45 degrees Pr91crlptlons, Co1metlc1, Gifts, Cards, and Stationery 760-0111 BAYSIDE CENTER rt Beach ~ .. Of particular concern arc: potent1alty hazardous foods such as fried chicken, potato salad. cream pies, ham and roast beef sandwiches," MerryrAa n said. adding that food illnessc" can range in seventy from maid nausea to incapacitating vomiting and diarrhea. There are several different type" of ino;ulated containen available tha1 will hold foods at these temperature'> But even the best of the containers may have problems m .1 1 n t a 1 n 1 n g c o I d f o o d 1crnperatures 1f left 1n an automobile on a hot day. If fac1h t1cs for maintaining proper food temperature are unavailable, Mcrrvman warno; consumers to leave potentially hazardous food~ at home and plan the event around fre~h fruit, vegetables am.I canned. pre~erwd or dehydrated food Of paramount importance 1~ properly washed food , ,aid Merryman f'ur more information, call the county's Environmental Health Divlsion at 667-3600. Why Can 't I lose Weight? You Earned It ! Enhance your fltness Image (and attitude) with bodywear for every body. Service • Style • Selection THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE AT,:) SHAPE-UP Full SeMce Health Club WlltClff Plaza 17th' 1Mn1•831~ 0.... mlb l*>c* sick i't "'°" ways IWt onl DllarlQ II wt ll1IOw • pto- molll ~ blhM>r. lower1 mll- lbolc ,..... and cues M1lonll dll- ~. ThlM In""~~ IOglcll proc .... and .,.... .,. ... elil'G d ... btlnQ. Sine• you'rt ~ wcne. w111 1n1 nr;y, r1 lllrdlr ID ,,_,.., Ill wl llOwtf ID Con9tlil Dv- lnQ yourMI ,... ...... 4MfYl*IO i't slgN. Aftlw M tell QUiity, and wtwl YoU'w hid tnaUfl Ml-dlgult; you c.-i Ii.rt .. cyda .. °"" - • you ~'t '°" wtlllC. -must bl your td, ~ Snllk •ltlnV In .. clottt? Liii night lllnQel? I Noc nec:e&Utfy 1'lWI ell! cydl ooun·t eccount for any "'•<*~ prollltm1 you m~y hive wttlcll ""*°" llM *' ll"IClllgOnHd Ind may bl .. rul .. al yW ""*"" for "*'Y ,... "' ~ -ODlllly 1111 been IMldlld Olfo/ ID ower..-ig Ind "'*' mttlAlg. At d -..... polnl tD "' ~ "" P"YlloloO'Cll flCb'I cCUd lie ~ for ..,., I rtcnsaldy .. ~tnhNew Engllnd Journal of Mldlcn Inking OCIHlty IO I lowtf metal>* mt app1r1ntly lnlltrfltd. wNdl CIUJH Olctmed nrgr Ind ICMy. Thia II ~ lie tp d lie lctOef9. Therl .. too "*'Y l*JPll ~ ... who c...it '°" .. In -d loW c .. Intake Ind aetelll Thi Amstein lnllUI d Mldlc9'9 ......... ~ II 9' a ~ d In llldef¥nO Concllon wNch CIUMI fll lnlblMy to ...... • you hM .,., l'Vnlf'OUI cllCI .., l..-clM Pf'OQr8ftl. IU tllled ID IOle ...... ~ 1N1f Ill ,..., OM1 fll ~ medla•u YI'! "lltlllobm c~ ... ...,. "°'* can ICIUtlly tac IHI than U\tif thin CourtlfJld 1111 -..nee .... '*'"" '*"* hM ~ n1*lollm ,...: ... la. fllr tun mof1 C*'1ll OwfWtlgllt people 1NY bwn lewtt cllcJftll IWI '*' 1*1C111 lltcul 1Wr 1rt --..111 .............. ~ rtlPQl1lllll b "'*' Oii .., hliil .... "' • 1111'*'1 ll'OCtll Dll9'9 ........., cm. .. ""'** ,. ID lowlr In ......... Clbte .......... 1111 lloct(• ..... ~ ""'°'* by C01•*4o c--. nat M*'O fin. Thi.II. ndtlOnll dletinO .,., b:ld a.pMlon ,.,., bl In .. ....,.... W1Y1 ti git ltll d mm flt. In fad. th11• methods may aoom•" "" ~and C... I .... ..,,... ..... Toi.._... fll ora ... W 11. .. body'• cell ,,... lie ..,,... ., ,_ .................... """' .... camat • ' ,,,.. .... FortalllllJ, • ,..... -dell•••••.,,, CM Ill conlClld ID .... 1-..... • (714) 662·2600 fM ~ [VJ HEAT WU1lllt Mwt• TOWll • -"IANCI a ",.'\ "'" ~\( 3200 PMI C&& DI; II'' AIU U]J COITA 12 The Oran~<'.oonty Fair is paying ttjbute to the Bre &. lbEy l.cdsJy this year ant the fairgtoonk Ls really buzdn' with~ attrmJl; ani ron~! Yoo'U ft one ci ~ \\Orld's large;t ~ a~ ~ exhibt~ the ama7lng Bee Man -and mtrll more! It's U~lievable! · FREE CONCERTS! Or.u1~ ColUlty ~ Cmm Series f>re"a'lts ,., .... Elltert I Ill FIU witla Fair Mmhsile , 11l 7be Arlington 7bwJJer \itwk~l!\ -& 9pm ~ W~ S & 7 pm Wed, liy 17 . 7 & 9 pm MIOWl MCDONALD llm,Jutt18 -7&9pm I>...-hob & I• K.b's 301H AlllYERSAIY Of ROCI 'NROl.l 11 OriJiri Rode 'n Roi Amsls! Fri."'v 19 . 7 & 9 pm B.VIN BISHOP Sal, July 20 . s & 7 pm UTT1f RMI BAND Soo, July 21 . s & 7 pm Jan Nlghtt RICHIE HAYDIS & RICHARD B1JOT Mon, h'y 22 . 7 & 9 pm DONNY OSMOND Tues, Jtiy 23 · 7 & 9 pm JAH&DON Wed, Jdy 24 . 7 & 9 pm Manolies of Rock '1 Roi THE PIATillS, THE DIXIE O.S & IRIAH HYWft> llm, J'*t 25· 7 & 9 pm GARY MORRIS Fri, J'*t 26 . 7 & 9 Jiil THIJETS Sd, July 27· 5 & 7 pm THI COMMODORES Soo, ~ 28 . 5 & 7 pm AIR SUPPlY DAILY ATTRACTIONS! tlm~ plm~ tn 't\' .md tki' \nd 1t\ all fHfF \\llh F:ur .~m~1on • Daly ,..... -h pill • Sw• lrotlttrs Orcvs yitHllillwW ~ (·"Vt'" • «C Ptttllg Zoo .... & Sbtt low6;y Sflow fulr2 I 2;; • n. A•zilg IM Man I pm ~ 't'\\'f:U h1111dml tlxu.:u1d h't l._'t!\ du...it•r .i.n iun<l Ult' l1ltln· tuh c' \onn.u 1 ( 1.ll' ~t' r\~r1 , u l( I m 101110!0~1,1.\I ' CARNIVAL THRlllS! HIOOi. µit~. pni¥.-1 and :Utr.w:t1m' pn:io.·k.led h\ B&B Amusemt.'11~ [h1't mis; t.hee.xc1tin)t "~n<•~> .Uld ·~11ka21•· ~ TI'lt' Ktlitt" h:l\t> their ~ an>a. pit~ 11>- ' .. tn>tN'I n00. m the ,\mMilt';11.I \ t:un ~tall. or f 'RF.F. v.1th L'lllflt\ 7 I Pean MORE FREE ATTRACTIONS ! IJ~ck. EqutSn.t11 hl11l\ Cmtenmal farm. Cenmn1al Hall. Cr.~ ITI~Ul \ill:....,. .. .,,~ & (;an.k.11 ShlM. c;erns & Mineral\ rt°d~\. t II).' i\rl\ Fish & •ktb~. I lon-.e Ms & Cr~. +H & FE\ Pmfects And Um>" 1mNc m11~' .ulCI ~.tl ~onnanc~ all da) loog m th> nl<Vl} 'it~ tl1muw1out tllt' ~1t11l<~ ~lien~ Slaw. ~~llt>r\ \~ ~. ( .:1matK>r1 N<~· St.a~'. \lehh JunctJm -f '('lf•ltYif'ttl h1 '011111ri '-4· '"" 1 an.I Ult' <A.·111t.>t1111:1l St:...,_. FREE ARENA MNTS! FRO Wllll F9' Ad.issial II 11le rn.dstand Arena y1111111irril 111 ( w n IJL,/11/111(111~ t ""/~1111 Side Car & Quad Ra<es • Thursday, July 18 -8 pm Motorcycle Speedway • Friday, July 19 -8 pm Motorcycle Thrl Show 2 & 3 wheel motorcycle daredevik • Saturday, July 20 · 8 pm PRCA Championship Rodeo •Friday, July 26 · 8 pm • Saturday, July 27 · 4 & 8 pm • Sunday, July 28 · 4 pm SPECIAL DAYS & PRICES! 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On the stone r.auo around the arge European style fountain guests enjoyed the spectacular view of the Roman pool and lush lhrcc and a half·acrc grounds. 11111 Next, it was 11111 everybody aboard ------ the bus ro, the Society nearby estate of ·-----· Willa /Dean and William Lyon and a 1our of their classic car museum. Back at 1he Szabos, there was more socializing wi1h cocktails and hors d'oc:uvres before lhe group (including the Lyons) moved down the winding stone path to th e pool area. Sixt een tables were set up fo r the ·rurnip Rose-ca tered dinner. and Special Delivery, a five-piece band. pl;1yed as the Stars dined on 'Pring houquet salad. vea l chop \1.-'llh cnron glaze and lemon to rre JMM UIMf c:haiJed tbt s Fir oocial and • 'pl ....... -¥-'I Lov H_or11t1lily ••d ctsrktlae lhoade1, pu1 pre1fden-t and dau&fltcr ot Lyon. • Attire· noted on the inritatiou was awnmer elegance. '1bc tnterprctatlona were paslcl OOraJ chiffon ' for f:llzabeth Vincent; a white plca_ted dre•• wi embroidered cutout work for )Gan Hatvajiain; rose and gold pdl suil (or Ann Mdlean; a hot pink fitted pant suit with s~ coal I.or Diane McDonald; white paqll and a multi-colored sequinned' jacket for Janet Corbin, a past president; white lace suit for Mary Ann Wells; bl~k lace with and painted jacket fof' Ginny Bend er;· a pearl encrusted while suit for..ffornsby; a raspberry chiffon with flouncy overskirt for Rhoades, and brunette hos1css Tanya was a standout in a fitted strapless short gown in a raspberry parfait color with sheer matching jacket. The Szabos (he is an illustrator) were kept bu s"y acce pting compliments fo r their hospitality and lovely home which by the way is up for sale. "Why have a place like this if you don't share it," she said, adding "we should have a Stan luncheon here one day." T he Center Stars. Orange Coun\\' Performing Ari s Center group, do lunch, and they DESIGn HRRDWOODS ' Mary Lou Horn sby, left, and Ta nya and Marc Szabo hold lectures and go on cxcursiOns. They raise funds through Sl,500 annual dues. "This year we will have contributed over SI mi llion to the center since 1984," !.aid Lind. Under th e stars people also included Liu and Donald Segrettl with her mom, Jane Lawson, Ellie and Barry Faber, new in town Evelyn and Peter Parrella, Gypsy Pulham and Wally Wolf, Marla and Russell P;1tterson, Ardi and Harold Ladin and Florine and Ervin Yoder. Liza Segretti, left, ,ind Jane Lawson Ramona and Don BC'rnamonte STAIR SYSTEMS WOOD FLOORING Specializing 1n custom and remodeled hardwcx>d stall' systems. BY THE WAl': Gen. Lyun's latest car acquisi1iun is .1 770K Mercedes built in IQ)ll 'J'hl· ~C\ICR· feet wide and :!5-fccl long conve rtible is no..,,· being rc~torcd and should be ready hy ,\ugus1. Lyon :.t1id the car was hu1!t for the Shah uf Iran when he v. a~ a young man but it couldn't he ~h ipped from Germany to Iran h~·l·ausc of the war. In 1945 a Ru~<1i,1n general took 11 10 the Sov1c1 Un1lHl ,tnll 1! stayed there uni ii 1v.·o ye.tr' .1go ,.\ Russian brought it 111 {',1n<1d.1 ,unl eventual!) thi: onc·uf-.i-~1nd car Tejon Ranch rides herd on Christo umbrellas ' canic 10 Ne\' Ynrk where l.\ill\ The legendary 1'cion Ranch, purchased it. · located jus1 60 miles north of Los massive yellow umtirellas ""'111 be visible on Tc111n Ranch properly from Jn1crstate 5 as u winds through 1he Teion Pass. • Rex Chandler ha ~ been Angeles. will be the sit e of sele cted as the 19YJ ()range Christo's first Southern California County Red Cross Spirit award te mporary art project, "The rccipicn1. ·rhc restaurateur will be Umbrellas, Joint Project for Japan honored Sept. 12 a1 a black tie and U.S.A.," in October 1991. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~lg~•~l~·~·~t~F~o~u~t~S~c:''~'°':"'.":.'~1-~lo~t'!'c:I. ___ ~ The largest privately held = co nt iguous landholding 1n Descritied as Christo's rno"I ambitnlus work 10 date. the "Umbrellas·· project will focus on 1he sim1lan11 es 1t11d difference" between the vast open spaces of rural Cal1forn1a <1nd the carefullv planned farms and villages o'f Japan as ""ell as 11n the strong ccnnonnc, cultural and h1stoncat 1nterre!a11nn~h1ps hctwcen the two cultures. COMING TO A TARGET NEAR YOU! Live. From Target! Alvin and The Chipmunks. Ready to pooe for pictures with your kid~. So mark your calendar and don't forget your ramera. "'f.l•St-:SIJAV. ,Jl 'l,l' Ii 7h'Jl'I /,ti<t1fr1101 Long Beuh/Bellrlower 2270 N. Rell flower Blvd Garden Grove 12 100 llarhor Rlvd . n.~ 11 ·00·I :OOpm a.oo j'):OOpm SATURDAY, JIJl.Y 20 FRllJAY.J1 1LY JU 7lrrpd l..orol•"" Canoe 661 w. Sepulvodo 7brpf!f l..oeGtlow Tl!llMI Mlaaton V~ 6:00-7:00pm 24&00 Alida Pkwy • @TARGET n-:1.00-r, OOpm Be sun> to br1ng )'llll' lllrn back to Tat8et ... quality Kodak photollnlshing. I i i " 1 i ~ u Ca l ifo rnia , Tejon R a n ch encompasses an area which is roughly equivalen1 in size to the City of Los Angeles. "The Umbrellas" is the fif'jt art project taking place simultaneously on two continents and wilt fealure 1,340 blue umbrellas in Japan and 1,760 ye llow umbrellas in California. 'fhe majori1y of Chris1o's Chnstn\ hes! known prcv1c1us exhibits include "Pont Neuf Wrapped. Paris 19 75-85," the ··surrounded Island.<., Biscayne Prirnef rme cl o c k sale "TIMELY GIFTS FOR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION" 610-499 Rog-11350 Speclal·S 1515. 613-1 02 Rog-1479 ~219.50 613-217 Reg-i840 ~lal-$579. 612 -221 Rog-1655 ~lal-$439. 613-270 Rog-1115. ~1o14n.1s 612-37• R'IJ-1415. lp1daf.$27t. 613 -131 Rog-1515 ~lal.$347. 610-51 • R'IJ-11995 lpedal-$12'9. These specool pricM •nd 5:00 pm Sot ., July 20 CUSTO M ENGRAVING FRE E -Bucks -Clock Shopp£ Inc. Sala • Rutorotion • R~pain ''.A Ftmtily &uinu.s Since 1891" (714) 631 -3215 1735 Wesfcliff Or. Newport Beach • Ila'" Greater M1am1, Florida 1'80· ~J."" and "Running Fence, SontHna .ind Mann Counties, Californla 197:2·1976" 1•; ·rhe umbrellas will open I J6r '"hlo.;som" 1n California and in1r:he lharak1 prefecture of Japan nm.r ·rokyo on Oct. 8. They will remain 11rcn for three weeks. 1 l 'eJOn ts one of the few great h1sturical ranches tn Amenca lhat rerna1n ' intact J-~rom lo1h grasslands and conifer forest9' lo high de<1crt and rolling hill5. it 1!. a place of remarka ble di\•ersity IJ!lhd heaul)'. distinguished by vasl op.n ~p.1re~ where deer. <>1ntelope. qu11il and duvc th11vc. ' Srlll a work ing commercial cattle ran ch v.·hcre over 12,1)()() htlld norn1aUy grdZC, l "cJOO 1s engaged 1n hreed1ng and raising reg1s1trcd ller e f.ird rat tl e and hlth· performance quarter horses. Teton ;1l'\l1 1nanagcs over I J.(X)() acre; of ,drnunds, pistachios. walnuls, 11nd wine grapes, and is involved l•!n lca~ing the ranchla nd for mirlenil rrudurtion and 01her commerc1al IJ'~·~. ·rhe R<>1n ch 1\ al"'l planning' rhr the future U\C"~ of 11\ property In the ne~t two lu three years '"1 1\ pr<'tc~~ ~hould man1fe~t itself mb-.t noti ce ably 1n additiow'at c nmmerc 1al fac1ht1es along ln1crs1atc 5, and 1n requests l'br aJd1tional deve l o pment entitlement on selected portiof1Slb( lhc U.anch Wcll·knl1wn for u~ colctrful tustory, during the early 19th cen- tury the Ranch was homt:l''-'O Spanish ~ld1ers and padres. nC*'d explorers and traprrs such11"8s Jcdtd1ah Smith an Kit Car<.011, and the U.S. Army's expc:rim~al ('amel Corps at Ft. Tejon. ~n Ranch was also the site of orwl.uf 1h e nation 'i rir sl lnd(i.n reservati ons, the Sebastian Milhlry Reserve. J 1 In 1912 the TeJOn Ranch v <>1s purcha sed by a group of 70 pro_minent Southern Cali fornia business pt0neers. , ) ,_ '' ' I I , • . , romance . ..,.,r golden athlete Celebration raises funds for Ctlildhelp, t pbrue still ja tyle?) for 18 •ltha. tn a sparked le both nded USC. ather, wbo at the front desk of the .Hyait ----- wporte1, also athletic ntlals -but ____ _ in the Ame price RrlfC· She . a member of the TrOJ8ns' I team. and also competes in • slamour sports as windswf'ang ! horsebadt riding -while • tinuing studies in the : intemationaJ trade market. : Heather's parents 11e the : vivacious Darleen Mandan,. a = aparkJer on the sociaJ scene, and : 1>1'. BUJ Mandark. who operates • the Corona del Mu AmmaJ : Hospital. I called them aher : learning of quarterback Todd's . p>d fortune, saying tha1 they • must be thrilled to have another • .. lionaire in their ranks. . (Notice that I said "ranks," not · '"family." If Heather and Todd ha~e wedding plans, it's too early to talk about that. I mean, the kid's gotta make a living first.) 0 J YOU CAN'T LEARN lF YOU DON'T ASK QUESTIONS -It's lime for another self-interview to . ' Wit; O. I know you en.JOY oounty fain, but the fear of traffic paralysis leaves you puatyzed. What would it take to get you to the Costa Mesa Fairgrounds this week? A A helicopter. Q . And if that isn't available? A. A large land vehicle, such as a metal-piercing tank or potty-equipped bus. Preferably the latter. Q. What was yo ur reaction to trus year's honey-saturated fair l.bcmc, "How Sweet It Is?" A. Danged near sent me into a diabetic coma. Q . So what did you do w11h the packet or honey the fair·~ publicists scnl you? A. Gave 11 10 my eodocrinologist, a~ one more proof of the blood-~ugar peril'> 1n 1h1s hoc or work 0 Docs this mean )OU wo n't be anending lhc Ca1r's n1ghlty rock ·n· roll concerts either., A Lei's put this as kindly as possible I wouldn't all end a hard-rode blast at gunpoint Q . No t even Gunc; N' R O'>Cl>. 11Jhcduled for a July 25 peace d11turbancc al Pac1f1c Amphithcalrc? A If I enjoyed riots. I'd JOIO the PLO's Intifada. Q. Whaddya think this will do for Costa Mesa's image? A. What'd ya say. sonny? Can'I fte.lr ya. Q. Gracious. you seem to be c~pccially crabby loday. Isn't there mything happening that plciucs you? A. Yes. on Wednesday I'm Pnl to 1111. One more lime, the Amcncan Cancer Society 1s slamming me into the slammer at Fashion Island, nol to be confused with Devil's Island. If I raiK the required bail, the ACS follt.!J will reward me. Q. With what? A. Two front-row t1c.kets for G uns N ' R~s. Inmates who can'1 nuse bail get four tickets. O. Sounds lake fun for a worthy cause. How can I get arrested? A. Call me sometime today, and the Keystone Kops will be New Car Season Is Here! last time his ci>i1iical craft led tht ~e. It was thorQUghly drenched (accld8ntllly, some say) by a water-gushing fireboat -thereby short-circuiting the remains of the rellc' s electrical system. D • OD ptg (GICUIC cxpres110n) rmt thin& in the morning. Watch out for t.hoee swinging batons. 0 CRUISE CORUCTION, BUT STIU. IN CllARACl'Ell - Contrary to a previous report, the hoary SS Michigan will not be lcadina Sunday afternoon's Character Boat Parade in Newport Harbor. Thia advisory comes from owner-commodore Jim Dale, who sa~ !he traditional pacesetting pollhon bas been yielded to a sturdier v~I. Last time his comical craft led the parade, it was thoroughly drenched (accidentaJly, some say) by a water-gushing fireboat :--thereby sh?rt-circuiting the remains of the relic's clcctricaJ system. ~-De.! ,.. ........ .. H ow m•DJ PreaclU••• llOnDcd tho Blllllille 201 JC&" ii DOI l:Dowa. !hat, dole to 800 llOl laed Qutedair Friday eYCDiq b a Frencb indopendeace celebration benefittina C!bildhdp USA. Inside the ratnrant. party people were captivated by an array -et-foo4-wtlidt-Prcnc:tt-trained chef Byron Gemmell bad prepared. Marie Antoinette cou.Jd have easily k>li her bead OftT this lavish display -pork in brandy uuce. including centers for abused beef, chic:ten Ootentine, caviar, children," llid Cuey, a member of pates, cheeses seafood, putas the group for two years. She is p.lol'e, dam chowder, salads and aJso the wife of Midur.el euey, grilled meat&. who is president of Et Torrito And. if the people wanted to cal which owns Chanteclair. cake, there was a room fJJted with Other members assisting desserts. included Toni Valetuuela, PMn MOT'C of a French ambiance Arnett. and Carol hdard (the trio came from red, white and blue were tn can can costumes selling decorations,------opportunity tickets), ll'atty cabuel tunes by 'J Edwards, latbua Cana.hi, Carol Lynn Willis and he ticket Kirlt and O~le SM FiUippo, who musicians, and . S last year was celebrating Bastille of course, there f Or tonight Day in Cannes, France, where were can can were $25 !here WIS fireworks and dancing 10 girls storm!n& and the streets. out screaming . Rich S.ul, with wife, Eileen. was a n d k i ck i n g Chlldhelp emcee for the party also attended Dale and his intrepid crew - mate Gretchen and offspring Grant, A.Ille, and Alo -will be at their usual stations, bailing-buckets at the ready, but the Michigan will be positioned back in the flotilla, out of harm's way. This is good to know, in case of rumors that the o ld tub may have sunk once again. ~~~~4Sth~i~4ut~~ aSbhOOUutld get ~tai~~fz, E11~~1e~:: ~nr~n~ntt midnight soiree. Shron and Kenny ~ale, Denise' C hi Id h c Ip $12,000 for and Evl McNeil and Connie and From left, Danielle Sandefur Kell\' Ellons Enc.a Schneider, Mlrgie member Ja.cqule their prOJ. ectS Phil Olsen. St.iley and Nicole Shelley . C ;as e y was. • ,------------------------------------- chairwoman of mcludmg the event wh1chacenters for 0 WELL. ANYWAY, WHO NEEDS A LONG TREK INTO BUSH COUNTRY? -The fancy embossed invitation reads: "The Pr~idcnt and Mrs. Bush arc having a summertime soiree al Six1ccn Hundred Pennsylvania Avenue on Saturday, August 10, ni neteen hundred and ninety-one " Pretty impressive, huh? And then you turn to the flip side, which reads: "Unfortunately, you arc not on lhat guest list. However, you arc invited to a summertime soiree on the same evening ... at the home of Bob and Mary Ellen Mayu ... on Harbor Rid--e, Newport Beach. Well, that's sull very impressive and I plan to attend -if Mr Sununu isn'1 using the car. 0 A UlTLE Bl.ACK HUMOR THERE -Nature-loving Luelle Grothe is home from a trek through Europe, highlighted by an drduous hike lhrough Germany·~ Black Forest, and she's wn ting a story about that. The title. nalurally: "Schlepping Through the Schwarzwald " also had prizes b d being awarded a use all evening. (One Children. I was a hol air balloon trip to ----cmT Pans, or rather chairwoman m a k e th a t ------Perns ) "The t1clccts for tonight were S25 and Ch1ldhclp should get about S 12.000 for their projects From left, Toni Va lenzuela. Carol Pack.ud and Pam ".rnett German Home Bakery Wedding Cakes ·r~ Old· Fashion Way" 2q50 Grace Ln C M Call for info S40-0281 0 • Look to the The Wedding Showcase for local. reputable, service clJHN l~JMINk') On The Bay at Newport Elegant Saturday Receptions 11 am -4 pm Complete Catering & Full Service Bar Contact llari 850·5112 r·····-······.., Your ad can t be seen here ' 1 Call Candy j• I at 642-4321 •~ ext. 310 ..... . .... .. .. : . ,,,. --. . _.. . ' . .. 1714) 843-9131 Weddinf> ~hv CAKES BY APRIL All occasion s. reasonable pnces 631-6543 -., .. -. .. - 7 1 ~ I. 7 5-~70-i \'enet1an Gondo la Getawa\. 1n-1111•. . • .. ·. l, .,,, Coast • .. ,._ I A. Ch1rf,N 7 1-1 675 H 04 \VE JXJIT .. ,.f~ AW (,f///}Uf WDJDI~ · aw1£L.~ MtJ llEQ;Pfl(N ~ A ~ romanc-.. and f"l'"'~JU'l'd ~~ .. nrlw-I ~ °"' ""'' .. ..... .. .. .. ~~ 7'4dl 1l7nit me Jkldmdll ............ ............ ... T-.Jdlt ..... iLiill ,...,Am 714 494-9650 Former Ooobie Brothen' le1d singer Mich1cl McDonald will open up the series of beadline actJ at the 1991 Orange County Fair Wednesday evcnina. McDonald, who helped the Doobic Brothers make such hill as "'Ta.kin' tt 10 the Streeu, ..... ·'What a Fool Believes" and "Minute by Minute," will perfonn at 7 and ~ p.m. in Arlington Theater. The Australian group Ai r Supply wil close out the 1991 Orange County Fair concert series with performances July 28. His jauy, urban pop singing has often been compared 10 Ray Charles. Since the breakup of the group, M cDonald has performed solo and recently had a hit with "On My Own," a duct with Patti LaBelle. Also on tap for the run of 1he fair will be: the 30th Anniversary of Rock and Roll Show featuring Mickey Dolenz., The Tokens and Tiny Tim, on Thursday; Elvin Bishop on Friday; the Little River MoMfl .. ,.,., NewPOM Bncll tAllOA CINIMA ''4 ~""" ~.~ II J' iln __.. At My f•bl. I~ J ' 8 ,,, •• 6•. l '(){) ............. ......,."" : • J(' • •I . ' .' llobln H...i •· .. ' ' } ~ . \ l • .... l-•••1 0 \ I' • X I Jc ),_ IOWl.llOS 1$1.ANO C~Nl-• ·•"'"'" ""'"" "'-•""'~ •"'•' .. ~ 1 Clfy Mlckon .O(, I ' "' • >c> ' 9 lC· . fhol.,.o t. u. .. 1 .. " ' ~•I '' · ~op4hl! "(. · I J • " 1 Ti.. Nok•d Ou" 1'~ I' JO ·1 ' 101 °""l,...H•n• Dytn<g v-• • " Th• Nakd (hH'I 1'~ '" • • I I • ' I' ~ }'.1 ~ City 51kk.n <>t Tho ... i..-· UDO CINI"'-" '-~-• ~1·· < Jl ~ , • l( ' J ' ···-. .. . , .. Band on Sa1urday; Richard Elliot and Richie Havens on Sunday: Donny Osmond on Monday, July 22: Jan and Dean on Tuesday, J uly 23; Memories of Rock and Roll fea1uring The Platters. The Dixie Cups and Brian Hyland on Wednesday. July 24: Gary Mo rris on Thursday, July 25; The Jets on Friday, July 26; The Commodores on Saturday, July 27; and Air ,,...,_1o(-i 11 ;JO,S1 Xl 10 ..ofl TMUT..: ~ ! C"'"'' ,.~ 6/, 67&0 My,__., 06-y ) 9 '~ COStll Men IOWl.mot ONI-CIN1'111 ~ .... ,~v ...... c.., .. ,9 ,~··• ............. i.• ,'j'.)~')J·~ I{ ] 101 """"'"-"* G• ,~ • • I • l _..'-'ChlMl f'l..,<J J, J~lJC l•' • J_ " ]r_I • C"'1 J.llclt••• • • J -" ~ 8 ]I\ IOW.-..OS CINI-!><• ~.o ._...,, _.,. ~•& 1 •o; ....... N!+.eH-• •JL""l('I •S --·~ !'WIN CINIAU.J ''cl '>.• ~·-o ' W _. ~--6)1 lSO• T-.....,1 • h M.ISA CI NI-· ·••• Thel"'o A L•,,h• -i.-. 1" TO-CINTlll CINl-.S " lolti"H- FREE SEMINAR Talent Call tor All Aspiring Models, Actors and Commercial Talent llllfM, l#DMBt .. atlJlflBI": ""9'1 JOW ticbt I• I,,... snluafion ton.I out it .... UR n.t it t.llH. II ••Nt&tiMs ~rff. -fci:es 1nlernollona1 Cl13JC-HCU TUESDAY JULY 16 • 7 P.M. 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'' . , WIN A FREE TRIP ABOARD AMTRAK ... AND BE A TRAVEL WRITER FOR A DAY Look In Thursday's paper for cornplete details and entry form to ar1 e.xcltlJlg getaway weeket1d! t A Gift to the MEMORIAL PR(l(,AA"'I q.,.., J lvnq ... o ~ ~n, ~• • •on!rol The Pilot and Orange County Fair Present "Where Could She Bee? II Wejdiii.111 Where con you search tor hidden treasures amid a heaping mound of whipped c ream? The Oranae Counly Fair, of course/ The July 11-28 fair wiM host a number of special contes1s promoting the theme "How Sweet tt ts· which solutes bees and !he honey nduslry. Company sponso<ed contests Include the PHot 's ·Where Could She Bee?" whk:.h hos contes1onts searching through whipped cream for hidden treasures The w inner wlll receive a great G rand Prtzel The newsp:Jper wil4 also S{:X)nsor a cok:>ring contest fOf children age 11 and under and a You1h Literary Competition DeodUne 10 enter coloring contest i. July 18 Look tor the entry form In the PllOt. • • ·' •• • !lo • J". ., Open to ages 5 and up How to Enter: I Pre-register at Buc:t.Neiser Heritage Stage on Fndav·s crt 3 00 before the contest begins al 3 30 2 Contestants w~I be drvKJea into categories by age. 3 Ecx:h contestant will be gNen a pie plate contoing 6 items covered with whipped cream 4 At the stgnol. contestants w~I have 30 seconds to remove as many items as they con \Nith their mouth and put them on o paper pkJte next to them 5. Contestants must keep their hands behind their bac ks at oN times 6 Rbbons for all who participate 7 Grand Prize winner wlU receive dinner for 2 at Lo Pergokl Restaurant in Costa Mesa. o S50 voiuel Eiult11"'1 II A ..... Hll IUl1tl. .. 642-4S21, nt. A ocw a>romunliy tbutcr 4"'UP• bona in !rMe and raiied in HunUngtOO Bead\, bc&;inJ hs adolcacence in c.o.ta Mesa this weekend with one of four new stage productions afTMD& oa the klcal scene -two of them sep&Rte w:rtionl of the same play. The Bacbtaac 1bcater opens a1 its third location Friday with Ira Lcvin'1 to.yslcPt; ttuillcr "Deathtrap," whie the Huntington Beach PlayhoYS< brings "The Robber Bridegroom" center stage. And ··Tom Sawyer" goes to college -not just once, but twice with the stage venion o { Mark rwain's classic opening al both Orange Coast College and !nine Valley College's Thealerfairc for Children. A1 Valletta is directing "Deathtrap," with John Parker and Greg lzay starring as the lntennission mystery writers engaged in deadly compelifion. Ellen Trcanl1r. Jaye Wilson and Wayne Mayberry round oul the casl. Performances .,.,•ill lie given Frida)'$ and Saturdays al 8 p.m. through Aug. 24, with Sunday matinee~ ;it 2 .'0 July 28 and Aug. 11 at !he Backstage I healer. 1599 Superior Ave., Suite R2, Costa ~!c':i (',111 6-16-0333 for ticket 1nforn1a1i11n "The ,.\d\l-nlllll' 11f l "om Sawyer" will be played u ul fpr ,...,.., 11o eel.ends at both DCC and IV(' 1\le.\ (i(1l,u11 1, J1recting the Orange C0ast produc1111n, 11o h1lh ll·.11 urcs Trace K1rkpa1nck and 1\11nJ ) T1H1' .h -, "111 .111d Becky, J1lhnny Hall a' tluck Finn, ( .. •fHllh !·hlen; a~ Aun! Polh anJ Jne l)unh:i n1 .~, ln1un Joe. · 1 ht' 'huv. run' I 11 d"'' tht11ugh Sund.1.Y' 111111[ Ju!, ~I' 1n lht: I< •hl·1• Ii. ~\.lore !"healer l•n !he 1)1 r ~.!!11 p11~ l 111 :l: '>.II.SO for pcrfnrni.tnll' thrller time.I and ticket information. lrviM'• "'Tom S.wyer'" it being dircaed by Slate Gould, who is ltaging the cb.Udren'a produciion on an ou1door sc1ting in lhe collqc courtyard. Performances are Friday through Sunday and Thursday tbrough Saturday of next week, with curtain rimes and reservations available at 559-3333. ''The Robber Bridegroom" clo5cs ou1 ·the Hun1ington Beach Playhouse's season under the direclion of Edward J. Steneck, whose ca.st includes Russell Schmid, Wendy Vilkcn, Eric Ian Schneider, Patricia Miller. John Jure, Rich Newman, Evan Henerson and Tauri Cornell. The bluegrass folk musical will be slaged Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Aug. 24, with Sunday matinees at 2 pm. July 28 and Aug. 4, al the Gisler "fheatcr, 21141 Strathmoor Lane, Huntington Beach. Reservation§ are taken at 832-1405. Wrapping up their summer enga,ements this weekend .,.,,ill he "Pacific Overtures· from the Irvine Civic Liglu Opera. ··-Inc Further Adven1ures 1>f Harritt Handleman" at Irvine Valtey College and the Orange County Black Actors Theater's production of "Lady Day at the Emerson's Bar and Grrll " un South Coa ... t Repertory's Second Sl.1gc "Pacific Overlure~· plJ~~ \\ cJne,day lhrough Saturday a1 8 p .nl. at 1hc Irvine Uarclay Theater o n 1hc U(."I can1pu~ (263·19<X.IJ "ll:uriet" will be / al IVC"s Forum fhc..al cr F11da~· .ul Salurday at 2 I and 6 pm. (559--~_l_,_,) "L.1J~ \);1~" pla~s through Sundav al 8:lt) at sc·H. r.)5 1'0\\ll <"enter Drive, {_n,ta -Me sa {457-4UJ J). Con11nu1ng ns run al the ~CV.]l\\t\ ·rhcatcr Arts ('enter 1!> ""l"he Uu1 !er D1J It." ""·hich runs 1 hu rsda~!> lhruugh S1t1 urJ ;1~' Jl II pm. and Sunday:<> at 2·JU unul Aug. 11 1 hi: theater is located at :!..'i{J I Cliff Dn\c. Scv.pon Ueach, and rc,cn,111011' .ire tillr.cn .ti (11J -ll~SS Country concert Thursday Authors ('111H1\f\ n1u,1c ,1,11 • ·\l,1hama. K1c't..~ \ .tn ')hLllun 111d H;~\ lo..L·11n1·~h 11o11! pl·ttn1n1 I ht1 1,d.1' at lr-Hl\' !\\l'Jlll'\'' ·\n11'h11hc ,11rt 1 ht· •·•rhl'rt ,, ,c t 111 t'<·.:a1 J t .., ~o p fll ,\L1!'Jffi,1 •'t..\11i....\..c1 rJ I·• 1.tlllC I n 1hc e .1rl~ ]'i'O' v.1th ,c·\,·1.1! hi.t~ •Jn !ht' •11u11tr-,hJr!' 1r ,1uJ1ng \I\ I h•n1c', 1n ·\L1h.un.1 .unl \\ h' I .11.h \\ h' I hl·\ ""n 11u1ncr,•u' ·'"drd' .• n,t 11ot:f l' 11.orncd ,j>\lrl!!\ ,l/1!'!' 1lf d1L' \C;H 'C'll'fJl !Ut\l'' \hl·h ••n 1, thl· 1ci:1r1l·nt n l l'lllllllf<'U' 1rh lu•lt1 .111d f,111 -l ••lr.! ,l\\.tfd' 111t:l11d1n~ 1hc \'li'i'I l"N '.'- ,\tu,1. ( 11\ '"."' I n1L'rl.1 111n1~·r ,,t !he· \l' I! .t11<! \l.1lc \r!1,t l•1 lfiL' 'l t.11 ( •11TI!1' \l\l'l' .\,'1'1.\.1\Hlll·, )'1,,1 \! \ "' .1\1 >1 ••I 1th \ t'.lf .1nnr11I 1,, \ .1d t1ll'\ ••I ( P 11n1r1 ~h~ thJrt-t1>pp1ng third alliun1. ·RV~. Ill." a ttained gold )t;11u' 111 iu<;t four week) and 1~ n,1v. pla11nun\. Shc\tl)Cl·, currt.'nl alhu111 ··1.J:tckroads." display) hi~ n1.'.lturc;- •1nd \ersa11le ,1ylc He unle,1,ht'' 'lrnng rockabilly 1Q1.·::11, a' .,.,t:ll "~ tc:nJcr hallads Kenned~ I' 0nc 1>1 the m.Y.t 1m prc,s1\t nc:v. art111, tn cmcrgt· fr(lnl Nashville 1n rcccn1 ye:ir' II" dt·hut album. "\\'hat .1 \\',11 I•' (;,._ .. ha!> 'tu11ncd tht' nHl'IL .,.,;H lil v.1th the cxccpllt1n nf rht· pC'd.d ,tct·I 1o1.u1tar) ;ind l)l•h111 L'\l·n1h1n~ nn thc .tlhun1 L' pill•' l\cnnL·dy !-le v. rotC' ''' 1.:11-v. 111tc .111 \I) 'llll!!"· .ind \hen PT"dui:t·d .ind llll ,t:d the f'rUJC:l'I Ill h" h<'ll\L '111 J10 t·or !tLlr.l'I 1nll•r111.it1Pr1 , 111 ~111 2+• WI Bl ack Actors Theatre shows off very best at fund • raiser ( h .o!l l;L ( •111,11.111' o1pi:11 <:,f Thcu hc.orh ind thl H , hl'llht. ... ,l, .11 ,, '11\'ll'''hd !11nd I 11 ~l'f It { 1U,\J! \nd<·t• 1-1.l''' u11 1n1 111 ( '''fJ \lc,,1 ,,11 Junl· 111 \ell •''' J,1f\L·llL \lk·n ,1,tl'd J' n 11•l!L''' d1 .Ll llll<'lo,L• ,,, (lr.1n~l' ( "unt1 11 1.1 <~ \.l"f' J ht,llrL ,11 11 !1•,I 11 , 'lli11 1n .• r.,u,1nc . n"n '!llJ' 11'\ll l\"l\I !\\\I'll\\ 1l'\\IL' ft\I ,I , 1p.1,1I\ , .,,,,d .11 1r1,· r""h o..;nurh f o1,1,1 \ dl.n.:l· rr,l .HJr ,111! 111 b r lY.Llll lhl' lllll'IL.tl 'l'it'L'll<lO!' 11.1111 Hr11.1J11 .1\ h11, ,u,h <1' "•\1n·1 ~l 1 ,b i:h ;1\1 11 /·11h1c ' ,ind ~.iph1,t 1 .::a1ed rt·n11oded tht· LaJ1c,, \llt·n .1ud1('n CC th.If I hc11 rc I( an <'\JXn'l\< .. 1 ~11,1 1\ ~nit th.it UC»A I .::.111110! t nnt111 u, "ilh,.ut f1n.1nc1.1I -uppoll llL·l°>t-1 I ht.·11 • .i rfl'Tlth ,1.11.•no; 111 ill llt\ 1 ·, pro.!11i:t11•n 111 "[ .td\ ll,11 .1! the l m"r,,>n' li.n .ttld lorlll .i! 1hc \1111 t h ("I'! 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I 111 1nl•<1n1.1!1• ·n •)f rescrva11ris ,,1111~1.~1 :.:;f'I ~.j SUN, SURF & SAFE1Y But if not for Brian Williaml and Richard R"'1fbii. tbe oonsequeocea of the Jwy 7 me could ha"YC been mUcb wane. .. even fatal. Williams and RutfinJ. nef.&b~ of the care flCi.Ucy. pm.bed their way Into the burniq home. felt their way throup tbe int-black walls of amoke and retCUed the ll'OllY raideoa. 1be tale, hardly enou&b to make oewa oUbide tbis area. began when Williams heard the sound of bre~1 glaa. Thinlcin1 a buqlar wu on the looec. be loaded J gun and looked outside. He qwckly rccopized that be bad a different sort of problem on his hands -a ragjng fire. Together they plunged into the house, so thick with smoke the two men bumped into each other in the haze. After alerting the caretakers at tbe home, Williams sought out Ruffini's help. Together they plunged into the house, so thick with smoke the two men bumped into each other in the haze. "The smoke was so thick it was like a black painted wall." recalled Williams later. The pair even had to rescue one of the boarders twice as the man returned to the house and attempted to crawl back into his bed. When all was said and done. the 11 residents of the home had been scurried to safety. The two heroes, as heroes arc prone 10 do, were modest about their deeds. Controversy held at Bay (Club) "I 'm not a hero,'' said Williams. "It's something you do as a Readers continue to so und-off ove r BBC's development plan human being." 1 True enough. And in the same vein, it is the correct thing for the rest of us to praise Brian Williams a nd Richard Ruffini for their heroic deeds. It would be nice if the city and perhaps the families of some of those rescued from the burning house joined the salute. Letters Marl local lllWI To the Editor: I love the mo re local real news instead of competing with Reguter ind Times to keep up with everything -thanks. Thanks for the legislators addresses even the library has a hard time finding that information. And lastly, thanks to Mr. Charles Markel of Costa Mesa for his clear and concise article -i.ogicaUy McGlinn." I feel that he has the best tnlercst of Costa Mesa and has stated the situation in the best of hght. McGhnn has ~ccived a majority vote of the people selections so why spend unnecessary money needed o ther place"i'> C1l ORGIANA MOORE:. Co!.ta Mesa ND cesspool To the Editor I was disturbed to read the headltne 1n Thursday's Pilo t, "Harbor Water Turning lnlo a Toxic Cesspool" (July 11) The text of the article referred to the preliminary ftndtngs o f the underwater hull cleaning study completed by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Santa Ana Region. There 1s no 1nformatton presented tn the text of the article or 1n the Regional Board's study lhat wo uld warrant such a gloomy headline . Headlines that unnecessarily frighten the publtc and do not accurately reflect the content of the article tend to destroy lhe c redibility of .i newspaper The Regional &lard sho uld be commended for ~ee k1ng lo 4uant1ta1e the amo unt of copper c.1nd LtnC entering the bay from u nderw a t er hull cleaning It 1 ~ very impo rtant to e mphasize that these low levels o f copper and zmc do not pose anv human health threat 1f accidentally 1nge~ted JOHN .. SK.INNER. M 0 . Newport Beac h How to get involved! This 1s your community newspaper, and we'd like to ht>ar from y:ou. Here's how you can become an active participant in The Pilot's Community forum page. ~ UJI lM Ruden' Hotline (642-6086) and leave your message. While we ~lcome all comments, wt!'ll only publish comments from those who leave a name (please spell 1t ouO, city and phone number (for vertification). ~ Wrfte a letter. Please be as brief as possible. Longer letters will be considef-ed for the Community Commentary pagie, which runs Thursdays. ~ii your letter to "Letters," 330 W~ Bay St . Costa Mesa, CA 92626, or fax them ro 64f>..4170. ~ Give the editor a call. William Lobdell can be reached .it 642-4321 , ext. 351 and would lo~ to hear from you. bhtor's note: The H otlmf! contmues to burn with readers condemnmg or pnusmg the redevelopment plan for the Balboa Ba~ Club What follow' 1\ a :.a mp/mg While Pilot ,·cJ1tc1~ welcome and read,;// comment~. "l' "'11 onh publl!.h respvn-.c~ from cnllcr~ "ho k J1c a name (pfea,c ~pd/ 1t out J. Cit) Jnd phone num~r (tor n:nfKat1onJ l ou can gc:t m111hed h.~ cal/mg the Readen' Hc>tlim: Jt M:!·f"~fl Than A wu' l ....... M' rnmment " .l larger hotel faciht)' v. 1th 'jc,1t1onmg tounw. v. 111 require add1t1onal polKe Jml fire prolell1lm. aJd111onal deanup a nd maintenance h)· u ly worker. o n \treets and adjacent propcrt)' Increased act1\1t1c' will add trash from the !'leach area 1ntu the hc.1, for cle.inup and added pollutton 1 hc:'c: increased ett\ scrtKe demandc; ~111 he pj1J for hy dll re~1Je nts of Newport BeJch BO B STO VER Halbua Island I .1m ,,1lltng 10 lllmrnc:n1 Jdin1tel\ in la,or of the: hc.1ut1ful. ht-.111t1ful. t->e.1Ut1lul nev. Ba' Cluh th.11 "rrnrxi..c:J It I' Jehn1tc:h jn J\'>CI for 11ur '11mmun11' \1 \Rll 't '\ (;t ~I 'c:""pt'rt Bca,h I .1m 1•ulr.tgcd ,II the rrquJt\.1,tl treJlmcnl Ma)or l'hil ~.1m11m· rnJ <. nunt1lman John HcJ~e' 'ccm t\l he c1\lng the pnipunenh Pl the pmpo.,eJ 8.1lh1> 1 H.1' ( ·1ut- 1eJc,cl11pmi:n1 Al '·"' MnnJa~ 111gh1' ( 1l\ l uun,d mee11 n~ when "-l'\111<1rcen lrnm Ba\sh•>r\'.' 'JXl~e againq lhc: pfllfXhal jnJ u teJ the incrca,cd height lirnit' ,,, 1he h1•td tc) t>c hu1h, a height 1•! '' lei:l. \1.i)or \an~lne called him hac~ .ind .111ackcd him ~" a'lon!( Wh) hC dtdn °1 ur'CI 14 hen \)OC: \Ir ht' neighbors built .1 rc .. 1dc:ncc: tlf ~') fret I am .i ppallcd .it thc n1.1H•r' rn1agon1Sttl JX"lure Jo hn Hedge' iumpcJ on \1r < 1rcen 'neenng at him 1h.u he ~a' rem•'' in "''' reachmg a \'.'nn,en'u' among the homeowners rcg.uJ1n~ a l:t,t·mtnute update from the BBC. v. h1\'.'h am,cd nn I rid;n dunng the hohJ.i\ v. c:de nd Mr Green re,pondeJ fXlhlch 1h;t1 11 wa' " ho hday weekend .rnJ the C\1mm1t1ce needed more time Ill 'tulh the propo~.il Mr Hedges blasted Mr Green for not taking the time to meet with his board ~ Monday's meeting I am sac.kencd at the argumentat~e .ipproach of the~ r-.n men elected as represcntattvcs of our .:-!()' people I feel humiha1ed fo r Mr Green He: spoke in earnest as il con.:-c:med re\tdent and he """' 'tncerel) repre..enting v.hat n•'"" appear. Ill I'<" a n oppo..tn~ 'lt""'po.1mt 111 rhe \lnc' Jt,hn Hedge' anJ Phil ')an~•ne 'eem lll 'h.ire The~ men h.iH: a Jut\ to h'ten 11..1 the n11un., and 10 formulJte \'.'\>mprum1\C., in the lttv's best tnterest l am feeling defeated h\ 1he1r att1rude I m afrauJ they've made their dec~1un to accept the Bay Club plan in ..,pile of the huge txld) nf (X'tlple ,pc;iking .igain\t 11 ~O'I DRA SC.Ort Coron.i dcl \.tar I Jon't "'.int 11 Ill be rezoned I v.ant 11 10 g\' Ill the puhhc ,,,,, ,,1 the peopk Th<' pe11ple O\lo n th(' 13nJ ( (I RI Y'Ol I.)\ "'e""fX'rl &Jth I m oppo'><'J II• till' B.il~)a Ba' ("!uh rc:dc,elupmcnt pl.tn ,,, 11 ... 1anJ , I think that th\· re ... u.knt~ ,,1 \:e,,..~•r1 14 ill t>c lt\lng "'1th v. h.llCH'r thn pu1 lln that l.rnd l11r J Inn~ time Res1den" ncC'J IP ~ .-·onsulted a' 11• their fechn~ J' 111 "h.it the' v.-ould hk.e hi h.i'e thert' Jon 't thtnk. the prt'Jel'.'t \OOUld g\.l In lhe uh 'I am feeling defeated by their (Mayor Phil Sansone and Councilman John Hedges) attitude. I'm afraid they 've made their decision to accegt the Bay lub plan in sprte of the huge body of people speaking against i1 ' l"OUOCll unlll II ".l(tepkJ I'>\ tht pc1•plc who l~e .U \\UOd II Wh<'n eH'.f'tl..lJ-. ha' 11 h.1mmcrc.J intP \hape. then the l'll\ •\.lUn.tl u•ul,I 1prr1>\(' 11 I don 1 think 11 'h11uld he JPP""<'J 1h1'utlh unlCSS the pUhill hJ~ ,JU('" Ii' "'ml' r UI 11! that land .inJ I Jon't me 1n p.1\lni.! hntd guc ... u -lhal ' ll\lt ~e .... P"1rt Hc.i-h ,1111l·n, ha,,ng puhlt, .l\.H"' lh.tt'« ''"'••I"'""" people p;t\ln~ 111 ''·" the re \t ·\K) J'lUd HI "iewpor1 &ach I "l•nder 11 1he IX''Ple have pul up \uch a ru~ .ihout the e~pan\tOn have ever tho ugh t l•f the number of h'e' lhe 8 8' Club ha~ ..a"cd b' ha,1ng the ftnest sv.1.mmtnl? pn~m for 'e" \/\.lung bovs and g1rh 1h"'ughou1 the <.umme r Aho. I ..,,,.,h I l~ed ck'N."r "' lhc Ba' Cluh '() I could get ~'>me ,,f the heneltt uf the S<iO M Stltl m1lhon thev .ue 1meqing to 1ncrea."e m' prupcn~ JO ~ < 1 ROTH t,;~ Ba lboa I "e 11 .. eJ ISi Balboa Ba\ ( lub for 1hc: lasl I~ \can I tcstJf1ed at lhc hearing la"! T ue..da\ v.hen the Ba~ Out> pro1ec1 ~me up I v.ent at i l' ck1ek and I d ido t get J 1. hance to talk. un11l 10 I'\ The ....,h,,le thing l.1'tcJ lhree hour' and 15 minute' 'tour reponer ha\ made a headline whtlh '' n''' true 11 sa~. Re,1dent<. threaten l.1 ... ,u11' •ln BBC P"'Jed I attenJed the he.iring There "'un t JO\ threJt c.-'cept I'>\ •ne tndl\1du.il "'ho h.ippcned "' t-c Jn C\ di' '\ltOmC\ t1f I I' 1nc \\ h\1 ,i?PI ur .tnJ m hk J 'etled thre.11 1•t a la"''Ull It '11ur Jn, 't<'~1•1 had st.ncJ th1. v.hPk mn·11ng ""hKh \he J1dn I. the Re .:1,tu 't f"Hter J1J "he ..,,,ulJ haH' nt•I hc.11J thJI rwm am rc<,11.kn1 11( Bav-.h,1re' H.i,,h1irn rc,1Jcnh mere!\ ,3,J v.e "'ant IP, h.inge thc.- rn'tect 10 make II m1'1e 31?TCC'ahle I 1h1nl th.it ,,,u hct\( nl.,.... 1n1.1Ced t>' H1ur he.tdline and .:-h.tn1?rd C\ent' rt .llh h\ ,-he he.idhne Ill cau't' pc11ple ''' 1h1nl.. 1~1ut 1hrc.11ening a law,uir I h.1,c m>thtnit "' l!JIO. I .1m n1•1 cmphl\cd ~' the Ba' C.luh. I Pnl' h'c here I v.111 t->e JU't -*' harr' v.11h ,,, "" th11u1 the pn'1ect. alth••Ul!h I v.1>uhJ ltkc Ii• -<e 11 ).:•' forAarJ t-e1..iu ..... I think 11 v.111 hctr the , ''' .ind A.i' ( luh \<> 11 H•U v. .101 h• m.il c lhr Ptl,>1 r<'alh mcanin1tful tn PIH ,,1mmun1t\ .,.,h1ch I think '''UH '" n!". II' 1.ltl then pie t'e h3'\.(' \OUT r<'p.•rtcr. ~el the "'h1llc 'h'" no"' .\l D O LSON ..,_CWJ'<'r1 Beach l'J1t1•r' n.•tc '"' ) nk1•1 rc,:ef\cd rhc inlorm.111.m th•r n.,,f><,rc' ""J <11ffh•'-·en rc<11knl\ 14 C/"C' threatening ;1 fa ... 'ut' •ncJ rC'fac."ndum '""' rhc B.tlti.•.1 R.1' C1uh rn•/C'• t I.Ht \\ edne,1/J1 .1frcr the mC'ctin~ How to contact your legislators I I GOVERNOR Pete Wll1on, ( R ). State C apito l, Sacramento, 9.5814, (916)44.5-234 I U.S. SENATORS Alan Cnn1ton (0). f5757 W. Century Btvd.. Suite 51 s. lo Anacles, 9()()4 ~. (213) 215-2186 Jolll• Sey.our (R), 2AOO E. Katella Ave., Suite 1068, Anaheim. 92806, 63"· 2331. Mail m1y 1/$0 be addressed to U.S.5enato, Wubu,,ton, D.C 20510. U.8.HOUSE OF RU1l.ISl.NTA11Vt:S Cltri1 Ca (R), 40tb Dist., 4000 MacArthur Blvd., East Tower, Newport Beech. 92660. 156-1™. {Reprcsenu partJ of Costa Mesa, Newport Be.ch. Laauna Buch and Hwulqton Buch.) Dua ~ E) 42nd Dist .. l733 hclfic Cout H y, Suite 306, Torrance, 90505, 113) 315-1811. (Rcpreanu puu of unllflllon 8eacb and founta.sn Valley ) STATE ENATE Mattu 8ct'te ... (R), 37th Out . 140 Newport Center Drive, Suitt 120. Newport Beach, 92660. 640 1117 (Reprcients parts of Huntil\g1on Beach. Newport Beach. Lasuna Beach) Joa.a R. Uwts (R). 351h Dist. JQ.40 \\ Oranacwood. 106. Oranae. 92668, 9.\Q 0604 (Repretenls Costa Mesa) STATE ASS BLY Gnbm ,.,..,.. ( R ). 70lb Dt.st., 466 7 MacArthur BM . Suite 201. Newport 8each. 9l6tJQ. 756-066.5 (Represcots parts of Newport Boach and l..quna Beach.) Noea8 "1Dlltt, ( R ). ~h Ont , 17 l ~ Newhope S~ Suite lOI , F®nta1n Vallq. cnn. 661-S~. (Rcprcxnt ran' of FO\lntain Valley, Irvine, Col.la Mcu. Hunt'-l\lloa Beacb) T.-M.l,JI (R). h Dlst .. 4510 East hci& O>ut ffillfrw'la.. e SSO. Loo lh . .hh. ~1 h11 -' 1~•'> ~'n-"51.& I Rcprc\Cnl' part l)( Huntll'\glon Beach ) ORANt;E COl """"'BOARD O• SUPERVISORS H•ll of <\c.lmtn1<tn 11o n. 10 Ct~ Center Plaia. Santa An-. Q270 1 Thomas f'. RD«, 5th 01<1 ( C. O'\ta Me'-3. "eWJXlrt Beach, Santa ... \NI Helg,hL'. lf'tn<. Laguna Beach) ).4.,~~ <.:ITV GOVEJlNMENI' C tll Maa: Oty Hall. 77 Faar Dme. ..,~4-5223 Mary HornbucUc. mayor. anJra Gem v.cc mayor, hlcr Buffa. and Jay Humphrc)'. council mcmben t .. tat.a VaUer. 0 1) HAil. 10200 Slat<'r .\' C' • %6·441 Q G~ Scott. Mayor; Jain<'< Pctnktn., ~ pro tcm; Laurasn"' Cool. John Colla Gvy Canum counal rnem~n \bin \t 'lfl"'ll \1a\\lf Peter (ort"cn \1ayor Pr1• tern Jim \1ha. Don \.hcAh\lc r Gralc: V.1n1.hell. l 1nd1 Mo ulton Patter'lon. Jack Ke ll\. ~arl Rvbnadtc counci l member\ N"'"POrt lud1: C m H all. l ~Otl "ewpon 8tvd ~ )1()() Mavor Phil \ansone, Mavm pm tern. 'clarc nct" Tumt"r, John C'n~. f,~tvn Hart, Jo hn HcdJu, Ruthclyn P1ummcr. Jean Wan \.'tlUncil memt-cn l. Ut, TY BOARD Of EDUC.A TION 200 Kalnlu' Dmc, C ta M«a. P 0 Bo'\ ~. 92628.QCKO. ~ J.utll Ad.Jty, Y1« prestdcnt, lerk. rrustet A.tu l (Foun .. tn Valley) sa.. ~ ~r. Trvsttt Area 2 (Fowatam Valley. Hunt1ngioo Buch) 0. ~. member. Tru.~tt-e Aru S (Costa M~ Newl'O"' Beach. lmnt. Lacun• Be.ch.) 4.n lnc:k>pt>nd<'nl N~Pf'r PublishE>d b-. Pa~ Cmup Publishing. Inc E11iot ~n. Jr. ~trm.in WilU. s. Lobdell C"ditor & vice presideont Slew~ ma,.,. edi W.,lw•oust- 1901.1939 founclng pu • Raffle's on for piece of co~st However, lucky winners will pay for their prizes By Russ Lw ..,_ NEWPORT BEACH -You might call ii Lbc ralne-10-end all r.a.ffles.. except ror the fact that lucky winners will still bave 10 shell out a considerable amount of cold. hard cash to buy a home site in the Irvine Co.'s Newport Coast deveJopment. On Aug. S, the Irvine Co. will hold a drt1wing so that buyers with their eyes on particular home site~ can fairly com~tc for the fim right 10 negotiate a purchase in the dcvclopmcnfs Pelican Point. Larry Thomas. "'l1lio way, ....,.,... who's interested cu' feel lilele't a fair procodurc and no fnorit:ism." Tho IJvine Co ..... .._.. ..... than l,000 "lndieatloas of a.-• from pQtcntial buyen In the 5' i.-oihll. Pikes start in the "'!\th llix filwa" and finhh abcwc SJ million. llCCOrdiea to Tbomu, who aaicl sped8c prbs oa specific lots have not been-set -~ty ranges." More than 9,000 indMduala have cxprcueCI Interest fn the Newport Coast project, Thomas uid. So where do You go to buy a SJ mfllion \011 You go to Fashion l&land vdi.crc on July 21 prospect Ne buycn can scope out the Newport Coast Exhibit and, if !heir nerves don't fail them, schedule a private appoinlment betvoeen July 22 and Aug. 4 to go over the fine print. four holes ol the Pelican HUI Ocll Cub'• Ocean OJune. A coo1 ru.ooo '°" you 1n the drawin&. and """" )'OU ""' the dolted line of a purc:h11e con1t1ct a.a •ddilional SS0,000 depoolt wili be required, llCOOf1!iq to Rudy SWcet. vice pruidcnt ol mul<•tin& aaJa for Newport Coast. . Although the .. me method of boyina a home aite would su bUyen thin pteCeS of p'"rope""'-ny""'t'-o-"b!"u"'y"", - Thomas said he doesn't capcct the properties to seU out on the tint dey. "There's been a lremcndous interest," said Irvine Co. spokesman llle home sites range from 9,960 10 18,44 1 square feet and a re perched on the bluffs ovc1 lnok1ng the ocean and "Whal remains to be seen is whether the high level of interest translates into serious often and eventual pun:hases," he said. "We expect that most of the preliminary interest is going 10 come from this area -pcQPle who have for a long time been familiar with both our comp<1ny and this stretch of land. This is probably one of the last, truly coastal developments of its kind in Southern California." This oil painting "The Grand Estates of Wishbone Hill,'' by Ron McKee, is part of the Irvine Co. 's brochure for the Newport Coast Development. Local News Briefs Fairview Pll'k committee needs 1Pi11Cants Cos1·A MESA -The C.'osta Mesa City Council 1:. acccp11ng applications from residents who are interested 1n M:rv1ng 1'n the FaiJ"View Park Committee. The committee was formed in 1984 to rcvic"" and recl1n1mend options to the City Council on the development of the park. l 'hc commillee is made up of I I members from 1hc c1ry A council me mber also serves as a lia ison to the committee. Residents 1ntcrc:.1ed 111 1hc working on the comn111tcc can sub1n11 a lener expressing interest and a resume to the City M anager·~ Office. City 1-lall, n l-"air Onvc In Cost a Mesa. The dcadhne L:. July 2ti For n1orc 1nfonna1ion call 754·5327. - NEWPOHT 01:,.\C.!I -r .... u Hunt1ng1on Beach men and three tccn;•gl'r' "·ere :1rrc'tl'd here e;u l} l\1unJay l•n 'usr1cio11 11f '1c:ll1ng five n1ch1nta1n bic,rlc-. 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B.1nk \lk'rc S7 b1lll0fl -.fn:~ .ind one ol lhc best captrahzcd bank:; 10 C:Jhkxn1,1 ffir rJ)()f(' 1nbrmal1011 tUSI "'OP tw the branch listed hclaN And gt"I .id! \"1U cJn nut ol ~r monev _n_ Sanwa Bonk ~ Collfornkl \\C ll 1'.l.1ke );"ll ir \~\fl("\ \\1.rk ,1, I I.ltd .1.~ 'ri1u !)o 44fXl MacArthur Blvd. 6X81 W arner Avenue 1"'lcwporl Beach. CA 92flht) ftunlington Beac h , C A Q2647 <Zl:''-471>-1101 (714) 842.n <1 From A1 Erickson was promp1ty sworn in lo office and cast his first vote 10 postpone a redevelopment public he: a ring. Before laking his new seal. Erickson thanked the council for 1he difficult decisio n they had to make and called his appointment .. b111erswcct." .. Ed G lasgow wits a friend of n11nc :· he said. ""[ don"1 think 11 sho uld have ended th1' way with me having to a~sun1c the rest of his term.·· (.il.1'~""'. a formc r police l.1p1.11n, .1hrup1ly resigned from h1s hr,t·tcnn position effective June 15. c11ing heahh reasons. l::rickwn .. l4. who 1s a resident nf cas1 <.·o,ta Mesa a nd work~ as a properly manager. a lso made a run for the council 1n JQR6. .. There·.., an old saying, ir, lie\le.r late than never:· he said l:ric kson was o r1g in :1ll ) nom inated by Ma yor M ary ll ornbu~·ki c and hacked by ('uunc1lman Peter Uuffa. Bui during !he J uly I council mec ling, he came tip against the same 2·2 deadlock a<; the ol her three nominees Vice ~1ayor Sandy Genis. "'ho had originally supported Korando •ni: ''""r' 'llllmJ dur1ni: ll"~Pl!·•f ,.,_,,,,,_ n..il"''" ~n•t '"'!lll f11n,,... up '"flJ"'ll •Cl '" ,., \ <'lun!c«r• '"' nt"«1k.I J he fr«1: 11a1n •fl!L ~cn1111.11 ' .,.,11 \,c 11,·1,1 •n th;ang .. ( <>Ull!\ hegonn rng Sc-pl'm~r ~ 11lr11u1th 4.k.t"h,·r : (dll [Ja1hdra \l.'c•l al ~<;.,. 11r,·· "'th .tf\\ quC\(oon~ "' ti'"" "an\ 1" '"~"'' r Class or •s1 reunion "lt'.\l.'POH. I HF.A{'}-! Corona J, I '-l a• !11gh Schl•it"s Clas~ nf ]QI!] will ~ h;,v1n1t 1ts tO yc af fCuoion Saturday. 1\u· gu•I l at the Airportcr Inn 1n Nc,..purl Tkach The 1cuo1on •lillt• al h pm and gl>c\ until m1dn1gh1 and will offer a t>uf fct ,J1nner. mu\le and lnh t•f rc-m1111'1C•01t l 11.kct• •re S~ dollar' pc1 pc""'" All 'la~• memhcrl ;ire-1nv11cJ l·n1 n10rc 1nft>rmal100 .:'.all Mo~r J.ell . 11 i1<1t,.,S'(l111 ~111 <i"·ana1 ~~\-~1..4 ~ Impotents Anonym(>Us l OSTA M b.SA Jmpo otc-ni• ,\11,,n\ m1•1J\ mec11np 11rc held the-th11J Wednesday o f c-•ch month 1n 1hc-t>o.J,.rJ 1t1'.lm uf Jlo.g llosptt•l f<nm ~ ~l rm to t; \{l pm lmp..11cnft. An..111ymuul 1• d n•1n·rr••f1t 1•1ga n11•l11.1n founded hi d1:.1:u~~ thr du1g· otKI\ and ucatmcntt nf impulence Bu!h parlOc-rS 1re Cl'K"Oi.Jr•1ttd If• allenJ J.olr m<>r c-1nfnrm.1hon, plea-.r llll 1 -Rrfl..-44~. . "'' 10<' Erickson and Soller. said a personal meeting "''1th Eri ckson hl·lpcd her reach a deci.<;1on. Also ""'1l h Er1ck!;on·" pos11ion now 11pen un the pl:ann1ng comm1,~1n n . Cil·n1<; ';11J there n11gh1 he ,1n u ppor1un1ty to nun1in.1tc St1llc1 u1 Kor.111Jn for that joh ··rhereforc "'e l·11u lJ .:.1111 <in ~11h ~rhere'.'.:· she said (\1uncilman Jay Hun1phrcy, ""·ho .11-.o 1n111atly ~upp(lr!ed Kti randn .1nd S11ller, ~.ud thai m11,1ng the ,...11,1nc ~\ nf 1hc Cit\ fof"ard "a" fnrcml"I 1n h1:. nunJ Comcd_,. bt'nt'fil r'()S'I •\ \II \,\ llr P.it r\llen. -..h,, •larird 111 "''-t"•~•d l'l•}hUu'>C"' hit lhc1ap..:ut" Th1·o11r,·." "'ll he appc-dr111f ".t 1hc-J1mm1,· [),·f ,•rc f'l,111,(' ~n!c-1 , 1~ K.+lmu• ~u1tc I• 1 1n ( "''ll ~•IC"\11 "O '-alurda\. Juh :111h {iu,,!, "'II No ucatc-,J h• J n•ght l•f h1· !.+r11y 1tnd 10•<ghl fr""' IJ1 Allc-n She has Jprc11ed on the J11,1n H.1,,.er' Shvw and <111 Gcr•ldu. and \C"r\"C"\ a• a 11u,1ec '"' thr nun·profu Dcl·<irc-l·,.undnt1un ll\c-sugge11c-d d<1niltH•n " S:'.!~ 00 For more 1nf11rm1t>0n. rlr.l\C call 241 ·9908 Bnseball exhihil <:ns l"A ~ii::11A 11a n < a11c1 uf the Lo" Ange-Jr~ Oud~cr' .,.,11 he-•ppcanog ar Cry't~l Courl in Si•uth t "••1 P11tla on '>~runlav. Jutv ~71 h from I! ~ m rn I rm I · . .rlcr Will aprcar a' J h•jlhll1th1 11f the I ,\ 1Jo-.Jge 1 Blue l·,h1h11 11111 "·•ll he 10 !he ccn1l·1 c11u rt a1ca frum Jul\ ~~·2/ol I 1u n111rc-1nf.,rm~tK•n pk••C call 41~. =1 Nl Sailing club Nl-Wf'(lHf Bf:A(.11 Ille-l!a!t\\.a '>~dong A.\.~tll:11hoo will hold 11• mcc-11ngs PO th<' f1l'.t and lh1rd Tue.\da) ,,f rach J11nnth 111 the ,\rnc-111·Jo I e11on Yach1 ("!uh Th, t;h1l• 1~ l()("at cd 11 ZI \ l\1h St in Nc-.,..porl !kac-h Mec-too,1:• t•rg1n a1 ti \Orm l·n1 mnrt 1nf.•rmio!1\ln. pk~...,. .:~n /l441 ll/~1 FAii From Al every day at 1 p.m. from July 17 to Z8 in the fairground's Grand Stand Arena. or course, he'll be in a plcxiglass container when he docs 11 , whic h is a bil of a disappointmenl to the showman. If Gary had his way, he'd allow the bees a grand entrance of their own. 1-tc'd like to sec all 20.000 bees set free. They'd swarm over the heads of his awe struck audience in a dark cloud hcfore finding Gary and his pheromone· soaked clothing. l 'hen the bees "''o u l d c luster over 1he entomologist until he was simply a moving mass of insects. And just at the right moment, Gary would raise the clarinet and begin playing "a really sweet jazz lune." Bui never mind, the sight of a man drowning 1n bees will probably be enough to capture the attentio n of his audience. Maybe then they"ll lend an car and rid themselves o f the great bee myths, Gary said ··1 h•'< no 'd" how m•ny people want 10 come out here and sec me dump bees alt over myself, bu1 if we only have two people come out here, we'll have a good time." COSTA MESA Aflcr reec1v1ng a lip from music industry exccu1ives, police here arrested two men peddling discounted pirate casset1 es at the Orange Coast College swap meet. llle music cassettes, which sold for less lhan $2 a piece instead of the usual S9. featured a rtists such as MC Hammer and Kenny Rogen. They were probably duplica1cd off standard albums or cassettes in a garage of one of the suspect ~. said police detective Don Holford. "1:"hesc were reproductio ns of American and Spanish mUs1c tapes. We confiscated about 5.500 of them ... Holford said. Holford took a lour uf the swap meel in OCC',; parking lot Salurday w11h Ken Mun:.on. regional d irector o f 1h c Recording Industry of 1\n1cnca, to get help tn ident1fy1ng The pirated ta~s. llic confiscated tape~ d1J11'1 be:1r lhc true name and :1 ddrcs~ of the att1s1. such as \"&lid tapes dn. t-lolfl•rd said. Alxiu! Sl .000 worth of rapes "ere taken hy police, H1Jlford said. ORT brun~h ( (ISTA ~ll·SA ·nic-Organ1iatu•o t"r Hehc t 1hrPugh r ra101niz {f)H. 11 n,·-..!v-formcJ 01~11gc-('011n tv Ch11rtcr "'ill hP!d 11\ f.r<l comn1urllf)" even! )•1unlh <'n "undav. July ~11th 11 1()·11) J m JI the V.'c)lrn 5(>uth Coa'I Pla14 1n C'O'!ola -'1t\a ,.,,, m1•1c-1n lorm1111on 11bl.1ut OR1 anli !he commuruty C\"C"nL plr1\C" 1·all 1 .~011. 14 1.J ti11\ <..:restive Cooking ( l)Sl A -'ff-SA -Fun "lih fOl>d ran t,., lou11d Ill! C•c~t1vr C"\ ... •k) Ill SC\'Cfdl 1pc-c-1al C.•llllt •I• 111 1h1\ ye-H r•" Orall1c (ounry F•a. •"h1c-h run• July 17·2R tn C1~t1 ~1c-\a Tht· culinarv cnnlr"! do nu! require-pre·rc-g1•1r11t1U11. ind oon1e1 l1nu "'n ti..· adm111c-;I hcc-10 1hc-rarr "Ille-"'Bt•uq_uc-1 nf Salad"" c-onlc•t fc-a lu1e\ 1nl'lO\latNC ••lad prcp~r 11r111n fhr "'otc\1 " open 111 pcoprt tJYc r 1ht •gr "f ! I l':ntraoh mu11 brin1 1he11 llljf<:J1rnt•. t-.1WJ and utcn"I!. ;ilong •11h cfic-rrc1pc. h• th<' Bake!\ Squ11e {'rift and CQ()\"• ( ialler)" in the-llumc Arn Bu1ltl1ng hy I r m on S11turd•y Juty 20!h The "Honey 11i a 1'1e '" (onlc-5t t>c&tn1 d! I p m Saturday. July 27 11 the CraJI an<l <..0<•k'1 G:alkry !lune-)" wall l'>r a fe•tu1cd 1ngrc-dicnl 1n all of thr pie.• }o r more 1nlorm.111c>o . pleaJo: c~ll 1~ l '241 Horse Sho~· COSTA M ESA ~ The w:rond annual PC,.IA Showdown h11hl1.tht1 1 busy '>Chc-dulc-nf eq11C\l11an c-vcnti dunng tf\e. QQ-ih 11nnu~I Orange County Fair Tht '.'oho"Jown I\ a "C'11cm hone show 1l11ed fnr Jul"\" 2f>ZX dunng the fill ir's IZ·d•J run f hc c·\•mpcl•lilln will 1ncludl:' botfl 1un1"r (~gc 17 ~nd under), and am1teur \IS •nd 11hk1) div1~n1n~ For m.1rc-1n fnrm111on plc-1.•c 1:111 75 1· l;>J~ Flc1wer power CORONA l>EI ~1AH C'11n1n1 de! ~1ar br1nch hbr.1ry will cckbrate ~Ian· ,11.nl<I o~ .. frtlffi today 1 p m to 6 p m !"he c-•ent ts h<1ng c1•·~p.lnJ.c:red bv 1hC' "lc-wpnn Re~ch Pullhc L1br.1r.' and !ht (.-,,,nn1 dct ~111 l"hamhcr nf Commerce.. "'Mari11...:ild Day .. is part nf "Flower P1W»c1. i prr'ltl&m Lhat cnc-ou 1~&C'J C()- ron• Jc-I Mar rc-Jtdenh and bu11MUCs 10 planl n..-e" t" matc-h the ar('a's f1ower· 1hcn1ed Mrect n~n1c-• l·cH m"rc 1nformilh•1n pk~~ rill "44 • 11111 nr f'l'l4.llJ5 Sailing singles NEWl'OR f Rl:.A('ll Newpl)rt S•tl· 1ng S1ngk1 Plu~. • Joc11I club 1or tin&lf n..1n-smokrn1 1duhJ who C'llJOY wch a<> 1tv111e.• u 1ch 1\ J11l1n1, 1w1mm1nJ. SCUBA ind c1noc1nJ mcC'U every-<>ther Wcdnc"t•» at Cooo 1, located at '647 ,.11c A11h111 Blvd 1n Newpon Reach The fun sraru ,u 7 pm, and the next n1c-eting will be htld I'll July II FQf more infmmation, plcuc call 6)1.9()18 Head start f·os·rA MESA lhe Or•n&C" Cooniy START LAW SCHOOL Now! ••• !lr•d St•r1 prog11m 1, now -.:ccptin1 en-- rllltmcnt •pphc1ttunJ fo r the fill pr0&11m wh11;h h<11n1 Scp1cmbcr 10, 1991. ·me !lead Start proa;r1m will bC' tnttf· 1n1 into 11» 21th ~1r arlll ii welt known fur 1!J unique prtl£rlm which focu1a on the: Kif e11cem or the ctukl and in¥Otv.:::- menl of lhe f•m1tv Ch1ld1cn mull be 4 yc1n of •ac by De· ccmbcr 2. 19QI and mu11 bC' from low in-- come f~m1 he1 Wrlf11e ramllic-t and ch1I · tlrcn lrom fo1ner home• •re thaiblc 10 II· tc-Oll the free p"?fir•m Children will! hand11:11pp1n1 rondi110n• •rt alto ellaiblit fo1 the prlllflm :.nd •n: CftOOUfAJC-'a to •Pply Famific~ mu11 pruvidc proof of 1n• come-and 1mmunit•htm1 mute be up 10 date fu1 the child • Ful1 -time and part-lime programs • Convenient clau schedules.-days, ~ings, and wtek.endt • Accelerated full-time 2 1 n. year prognm • Combined JD/MBA degree with Ouipmon College • Sc:holanhips and financial akf available Full-time and Part-time Classes Begin August 29, 1991 Call today. Fullerton (714) 738-1000 • lruine (714) 753-3200 WESTERN STATE iiiiiiii UNNERSnYliiiiii COLLIGB or LAW • lflM ,_...,_..._ ... 4 ,.,..,..._.., ........ c..,.,_ . wn ,.,_..,,.,c.,,,,.,.. • ...,_.__... • ,.,, .... s1 ·.,c ....... f//a.• · ._..,,,_tl/C~ • ,,,,, ....... .,._._ddr1tf ..... ~c..e-. ,.,. ,...., ............ ,,..., 1111...-...,c.aip-....r.......,CA ..,, ~u,.._ . .....,amM • Tiie-I lead S1•r1 proeram ofkn •var;. ety uf lcamina and 1DC11llut10n .aM1i. durin1 the ) lf2 houn tM chiklt"co •f- iend e .. ttt• A .nad: and hoc hntch are prov1dcal for eM"h chiki with fllndt b rmab ~d by lk ClllfGmll Sl1IC' Chikl Care Food rropam. Head S11r1 Cl1MC1 ,,. Mkt \1 Cor.ta "~ Pk•tc call (71-') m-l920 fof .,, 1p- p41C111ot1. I I I I ii 8-2 llltllack his ti~ the rally never came for the ~ Mcaa Little Lupe •kw l>iW.ioa-Ali~-.-. .... ~~ dole to bolt Robinwood before • 8-2. in the winner's bracket te al Monday at Marina Hiah· 1be Colla Mesa at.an, who bad come from behind iD each of their fint two toUmament victories. f eU behind, 2-0. in th fint, but ba)ved the deficit with a nm io the third. After Rabinwood claimed 1 3-1 lead, Colta Mesa ona: again closed to within one In the a.ixth, but let tbinp alip away in the bottom half of the inning. Robinwood, fueled by three of ita eight bits and frve of their 14 stolen bases, ~~d for five runs to earn a spot in Friday'• potential title clinching ftnal. (Since the tournament is double- climination, the loser's bracket winner would have to defeat R obinwood Friday, as well u Saturday to earn a trip to the Section Four tournament in Bellflower. Costa Mesa resumes action Wednesday at 5 apinst Fountain Valley North in a lolcr'1 bracket semifinal. If victorious, the 13-year-old locals would meet the Huntingto n Vallcy-Scaview winner in Thursday's 5 p.m. loser's bracket final. "We're still in it," Costa Mesa Manager Chris Quezada said following Monday's clash. "This team never gives up, which we've proven by being behind in our first two wins. It didn't happen today, but one thing I've been impressed by with this team is its ability to stick together. We 'll bounce back." Costa Mesa got few bounces Monday, bu t a large part of the credit for that could go to Robinwood starter Brandon Schneider. struck out 10 and yielded onty two infield singles to cam the complete- game victory. This against a Costa Mesa ~· ._........... team which had scored 25 runs in its first Robinwood's Jonathan Hepburn >lides in safely a t second base with o n(' ot 14 Robinwood stolen ba~ as Costa Mesa s Seth Halverson g<>es airborne onl'r to come up empty two contests. Quezeda's squad, however, wo rked three walks and benefited from three Robinwood errors to mo unt threa ts in four separate innings. _Lcadoff man Chns Fowler. who startC'd - at second base, earned both Costa Mc.sa hits, the second of which led to the ream's first run. Left fielder Dane Plock reached on a one-out. two-base throwing error. Alter the second out, Plock th en .... ent 10 1h1rd as Fowler beat out a bounder lo the left \idc F o .... le r then dre.... a 1hro .... .ute mp11ng 10 \leal second and the tiall sk1~d into center field Ill allo"' Plock to trol ho me hrst ba\eman R)an 1 J)'IOr plated the \Ccond run after rcachmg o n Jnother error Schneider Jllempled to p1d. him off fir\l. hul lhrc .... wide, allu .... mg 1.ivlnr Dukes simply haven't had an advantage H ad Carsten Ho ffman not been in the audience Sunday at the John Wayne Tennis Club, Newpo rt Beach Dukes Coa c h Greg Pat1o n would've played doubles with Tim Pawsat. He certainty didn't want that. In a bizarre circumstance. Jorge Lozano or the Dukes injured his clothes on and you can·1 gel warmed up \\c .... cnt in111 the (te nni11 club) ~hop and bought .ill the 'lull the "hoes. the shorts. lhe 'lh1rt. and he h.1d Ill hmm"" a racquet Then l told him 111 gel h1' fdnn~ \•n 1he .. nurt as fast as he could "One second he's watching the march. lhe n<. .. \t second he's in the match It'-; like the (WOO<h Allen) movie 'Stardust Memoncs ' ·· Patto n. whose 1 ·2 Dukes arc in an An1nn1l) for a match tonight at 7 before Oymg to W 1ch1tJ for J Thursday contest. 1\ in desperate need uf J pla)'cr It• fill Loza no·s spot o n the r~ter TeamTenn1' rule\ ..... h11 .. h .1llow<, one 'i.ubst1tu11on per gender and per mJILh. hut 1t !><tY:. nothing about 14-hac \OU get -.our replacement I ozano ..... h1k Hoffman JnJ Patt0n .... ere fran11call) 'i.torm1ng 1hc: clut> \ 'i.hnp Im proper ~pparc:I. "a" gull\ c.-nough to \l.t\ nn the u•urt A pcrmanenl rC'placemc:nt h1-l''l'r 1' '1111 hc1n~ <.<~uchl back midway through the men's do uble, set against the Wichita Advantage. an eventual 23-2 1 VlCto ry for the Advantage in overtime Hoffman, 11 former pupil of Patton's at UCI, was simply absorbing the actio n with some rclatrves when Lozano went down. Moments later, he was on the court "We're in dire straights trying to find ..omehody. Patton said ··w e 're going to take Car,ten (11n 1hc roJc..I tnp). bu1 .... e need to find sometx~ .... 11h Ol(Hl experience on the pro circuit L 't\Oke up this mornin~ saymg lo myself. 'What happened (Sunc..la)) mght 1 (Lozano and Pa~at) wo uld've won that match the .... a, Jorge was playmg h 's JUSt that nght n<M I feel hl c a missionary and r ,e got lo fi nd somebody to .. ·onvcrt Ill TeamTenn1s ·· < .tr,1c:n d1x·,n 1 hJ'c cn11u!?h "' 'tcr ri~hl in n11" P.11tl1n ,.11d 'He:' J good plJH J hu1 ht·' JU't nut 1'f dlllc:llC anJ hr ha,n·t rla\cJ ''°'C lhC' u1llC1le 1 •urnJment' II' been tv.l• •ll three m.•nlh' ''"'"e he ' plJ\ld and I "a" rcall) pn•ud 1•1 ht)" ht· re<,p<1nJc.-d (Sund.1v) night. \0 l'm glad he "'·'' in the uo""d lll I pr0t>abh would\ c pla,cd ·· On a more cheerful nnte 1he Duke' "omen·, double' team of 'Aanon Bollcgr.if .mJ I IM· Burgin remained undefeated \unda' i-., ,ru,h1nc ~ 1<.h1t .1'' t dmm\ \.facGrcjlnr .md ( a1hcnnc 'uirl " "It's not easy because you don't ha'e your own racquet." Patto n said "You have to put d1f(crenl S unday's awkwa rd 1rans1t1on "'as suffice ti' l he Duke~ return home ''" \.tturdJ\ IP rla\ the '\acramcn10 C ap11al' bc1tinning ,11 -r m I he C.ip11al' lc:a turc "lcwport Beach pn• R11N: r1 \ in r I Int COMING T HURSDAY • Coet8 lle .. •a Chris Beasley has flnalty made it to the Bigs. The former Costa Mesa High, Orange Coast College and Arizona State standout gets the call after tolling seven-plus years in the minors. • L•wn bowllng can bring out the best, and ...• It's all on the llne at the Newport Beach Lawn Bowling Club where the President's Cup Open Pairs wtll be decided. Among the competition are 1989 champion • Gail Hodgson and Glema Weber wed 1990 champion• Weber and Elaine Hughes. Competition atarta at 1 o Lm. and runa through the afternoon. • .,.... ...... In Costa M-tathesheotan Ang1l1 cHnlc wt.. Uttle ~ mMt the Ike get an Mttul 8nd an eyeful from the experts. BASHI G Maybe it's just a sign of the times I read with interes.t of ou r ed1tor''I amazement of recent articles in the Lm Anzeles tm>es, and its bash ampatp against 1i.e Pltot. as well a..s the Orange County Register. Our editor, Bill Lobdell -he's the best . but be hasn't been around that long. not long enou&h to realty grasp 1he makeup of the wncs. It talcs a while 10 realty understand the psyche ot the beast The beast calls 1he De Piao. a "shopper" and pts its dip in on the Repster at ~ry opport'U1'ity and Lobdell is •lifted. I am noe. I alwaJI expect much wone ftom the dirriesl na m '°"1l. lt'1 aoiq to take a while to czpl:ain all this. JOU can"1 pt this done with a four-mmU1c read. ao t bid. relu and try to d' w.·,. Just aawna spons deputmmt bWUCSI now, ol coma. but ttds it I FOd pa.ce to stut. ii an are.a of ttcbtwc ta COl"DplJ'Cd '°the fvnd:amcntal • ed11on al apprrnu~h . \n ~hal vou h&\IC here are probably mile.I eumplc' of ~hat 1<; really the bca~I •Item Occ.10 \ 1e .... Hi(lh frc\hmc.-n forced to forfeit \C\eral llamc\1 A ~p for the times HC)' Big nc"'~ he re the time' ha\ nc,cr puhhshcd a ""~le fre\hman. ~homorc or 1u01,,r \ilf\lt) ~suit on the htgh sch<lol lc"cl in 1l\ h1'lto n--hut 1f misfortune C\lmc' then 11'' 1 b1g deal for the tllncs N~r h.a' an MVP been ttroputtd on tha1 ll:'cl only the e~rn mi forfeiture'> ~ 14 ·\-car-Old h~ made a m1,take and cost bu' teammates their lhoc at a champtORShi.p and the C"VCr·•atchful tunes · tbcre to CNcify him. • Item: A ~I of flnt-ltnc food>all ptaren from Edhon Kiah a few yean back reside in what IS ailed the ••stnp .. tn HuollAlton Beach. a parcel of land "hich is s.hattd by both Huntmston Beach and Editoo attendance areas Despite the fad the.re IS admittcdty 00 WfOGll doina whatJOe¥Cr. rbc tilnes publiaha Ul in-dcP'h tory. QCIDplctc with • the addral and location of nuy ~ . . tbe strip who attc · EdDoft Hieb. as if they &R n:ptl\lnf.! e.11.h f,11 "h.1t(\er rc.1"'n • Item \ h1~h "-h''l'I h.t,kclh.111 rl.t\Cr fh•m the ....,,1r1hcrn p.1rt1nn 111 t1ran1.?c ( 1~un~ lllh l0t~ 't\lth rn 111 i'llh1,c.-d I fll\lll"r "'11h ~1mc.-10 ,c,·11nJ, lcfl an the 2.•mc 11 m1"'-C' .1nd lcac.J, In h1' tc '"' ' 1,,..., The "'.ilh in 1hc hc.u ,,f tht momenl. " fum1u\. la,h1n1t h1' plaH·r fill d1~v1ng h1\ order<> Basically this is an area of lightweights compared to the fundamental editorial approach. so what you have here are probably only mild examples of what Is really the beast the 11ml' qulltC' I ht "' h h y,nrc..I for y,nrtl au,hmg the If\ \CU old t he k.1d made a hiit m1~t ake. then the coach did hlO, b..- pcaking out with the hanhe•t of ~ords Any oth<'r ncW\J>&pcr would JNt the high .chool roach the courtuy o! at least a "is thtS for the rca>rd" query Anyone but. of oounc. rbe rrme s.. BASHfNQ,W w go 10 lhud fd)lor then came home on J wild pitch hut the visito r., c-0uldn 't gel JO\ more ~ecnnd t>a,cmdn Dannv Ogo added See COSTA MESA,W '~ ""4'1' """ .' , , 1r , 1ld I "' 1 ,, 1n:.1l1" wnrl..-. .,,, ti, ,, ,h,••t1 n~ It'\ h Future NBA hopefuls get hoops filled B'r Q1c.,arc Dunr ~_,..,, P l,I\ ln)ot t'i.1,hth.111 trl lhc ~ \(30l Id HijLh ~m 1he'l d.iv' \11u·11 find 1hc .,t\er'i. \\.unor,. l .1!..ef" and i...01 .. i.., hul d11n 1 nped 111 \t'l" \·1aji!ll J11hn ... 1n Pl Patrn:l l-.... ing ln<.1c.HI. \llU II fmd l "a llJrtm1m . 1hird ~r.1dcr:· ''lid I 1m O 'Hncn. t 'l.tm 11 ' lcd.11mcd h<'w.lfl" coach .... h11' .t'ntluc11n11 rv.o \'flUth hll'lkcthall t amr' 1h" 'ummcr fnr the <tecond \c.tr 1n .1 rt1"'- I~''' .rnd giri.. from 1h1rd to eighth ~r:Hk rartKlpi'llC In lhe cam~. the fir,l " which 1' th1' wct'k from 8 "\() l m anJ nr•nn Opcnm p .arc still l\,11lahlc for the ~cond camp. July ~q 1hrou~h Augmt ~. from R "\() 1.m tn '"\()p m O 'Bnen s camp a ttracted ~ th1ldrcn a year aao. but thas year the enrollment 1~ down to 35. "We win the state Lhampt<>n htp a nd the enrollment dropped, IO that's disa.ppo1nt1na. ·• O'Bnen uid. "I think maybe it's b«aUtC o( the re ion and ~cause there arc llO maay other S..HOOPSlm E riC HWlt, OM ot this '11· time ~· prep ....... rwmera tn <>ruae OJuaa, 8istOrY. ud a member ol &be Marrlnen Cburcb bi Newport ,......_Beach,....... ii' in trou~ ooe-tance tematioo. Hoops have Estancia's clinic hopping From 81 camps out there, but we've got sil coaches for 30 kids, so it's five kids per coach. "I think it's the best camp around because it's ours, I run 1t and we have a good program here. I'm not trying to sound cocky, but it's true." The current half-day ession begins with a 20-minute clinic on Cree throw shooting. then campers go through various instruction stations -defense, shooting, rebounding and passing -before playing a game . which lasts until a 10 a.m. snack and video break. Mooe_....... "After. we shoot free 1hrowll until about 10:30 a.m. and everybody takes 20, so the) gel about 100 free throws a week ... said O'Brien, who's ass1~ted ~) former AJl-Clf players Agu~tin Heredia and Matt Fuerbringer. amo ng others Estanoa H1~h lw .. 1..ctball coach Tim O'Brien directs as Peter Marti· nell1 Cleft). 1 ~ bJttle' with Mark Burns. 12, for possession. "We play another game dfter that and the kids take on NBA names. There arc 'ilX kids on each team, so they all get to play, and the re arc two games going o n a l o nce The third through fi fth grader" Jre called the Duke Blue De\11-. .. "I though! aft er the year we had (last winter) lhat the numbc~ 1.1.ould he up." he said .. But it 1.1.or~ great for the llHh because there are five kids to C\.ef\ coach .. l:.s1anc1a freshman coac·h Kenm Keup and former Cn\la Me\a and Lagunct Beach hcdd w .1l h ( ra1g Falroner al<,<l in'lrtl(t al the ca mp. A special awards ceremony, which includes a team c hampion. a three-on-three champion and a free throw champion, and lunch 1s ~hcdulcd fo r the last day of the camp Cost for the halt-d ay Sel-~100 1s Sti'i, or S50 per ind1v1dual 1f there Jrl' ~o m more 1n the lamil) Ille full-d ay ,e.,,1o n cmt 1) Sll'i, 11r $'\O per camper 1r l\\11 or mori: l..d<,t ~car.:!() -.oon lv·~e eighth grade~ at I eWinld c chonl. E"tanc1a·.., fe eder 'lhO\ll. pamopatcd in the 1.amp I h" <,um mer ho"' C\ e r. the re .ire non' ctnd that u >nu.·rn<. O 'Bm·n I hl c 1mr fea ture' lcarnin~ 1nd1\ldUJI Jnd team \lffe n\l\IC .rnd dcfem1ve fundamcntJl'i, a \.amp I ·,h1rt. aC"tual full-<nurt c.am<·, 1A.1th reft-rec<.. shunting u•nlc'I' h 1ghh~h1 .,,1Jco'. daily 1u1u~ !! 1t\1r.1dl· t>rcak' and pnze' I mm a la mil\ 1, invoh eJ "T hat\ 'even hour~ a d a)' or )'i hour-. 1n the: "ed .. "hllh hrcal,., Jn"n In ,1hou1 S:! an hour.' ()'Brien 'aul I hat'' hctln than a hJhV'lller. and plu<. vou c.c1 J ·r .,h1rt ·· Costa Mesa Golf & CC sends off its share to SCGA finals G olf crusader' t(lOk their rcgmnal c;itaminat1on o n Mo nday in hope'> of achancmg tn the: Southern ( ahfurn1a (io lf A,-.oc1a1ion (~( ( 1A l Am.u eur Champ1on~h 1p final' th1' weekend at the Bel-Au (.nun If\ Cluh rhe \ICC Prc,1den1 and \eu et<lf)' fl1ghh of the tuurnament "ere held at the C1"1c1 ~e,.1 (iolt ind<. ountn' Club. "here \I\ \uhJJda of M lie S4uare fm:J a '' 7 hi"' ncl 1n the Vice Prc<,1den1 4uJhfving round In mn"e 1'n .1~ the t11p qu.1l1f1er Boh Ne" toh 1 Pr111rll\ ), H11J Brunn (San Clemente ) anJ J rnc't Brown (River Vu:"") CdCh lln1-.hl·d 1A.1th .i hR lu" ncl Ln 4uJ hl\ In th" lower d1\l\111n \u rl't.1r. n1~ht. r im Hc<.:kncr 'lrnrl Tl ii I. Club golf Ric hard B<ud. 1 Al!,1 \ '''·' 1<.1\ R1vadeneyra (~.in ( lt:rncntl) ond Bradlc> N11 fl rn't .and Youn~) each \hot a fl1 lo"" nt·t 111 qu th l\ Im th!'. 4~nd .1nnu.1I SC(iA Amateur (. h.1mp1nn,h1p Im.ti. the n.11 11 10·, oldc'I co ntinunuc;h u•nte-.ted am.11eur gulf 1ournamc nt A record number nf I Jtil'! cntrttnh part11:1pa1 ed m 1h1s year\ tourname nt ,1nJ I. 141 were ehg1hle to compclc '" four night\ In the Champ1omh1p 0 1gh1. local compc111nr' included Daniel Smith, David Harwood ( H1g Canyon) Ste"e Dana .ind Mttch Dona th of Cor11no1 dcl Mt1r Chrn KcylC (Cn<;ta Me'ia CC), Jon<1than Ros..c; ( ( o c;ta Me\a ('(') a nd Andrew Cnnc Ila ( Mc 'ia Verde ) nf C1)C;la Mc'a and Miche l Russell ( H1E? Canyon). Chmtopher Vc11ch (SantJ Ana('( ). I nny Dupre (Big Canyon) and Duane Ha'i.ltng\ 111 NcwpN1 &ach The President n ight included Alc1c,ta1r R ohert~m. Don Fe rgu~on anct Jame" Crank 111 C1l<.t,1 l\.1ec;a and Crcne Ro nald. Rooven Ak1ha and Don 'A h11ttkc r nr Newpnrt Beach L Remarkably. hole' m one have hccn P'1unng in recently But Fran ( 1rnee . an RI year old C'1>'lta Me"'' man. had the e nchantment of fmng .in c.11tlc 1 on !he par '\. '\31 -yard No 2 hnk on lhc l m l.1go<1 cuur~ at the (~la Mc...a (iolf and ( ounl ry Club Add1t1<>n .. 1ty. Marti T rude au, an Irvine woma n. ~hot a hole in one o n the Mesa Ltnd11 cuu NC while using a 7-wood on the 94-y~rd 17th hole with Ru1h Garmo n, l 1bhy Feltner and Lucy Oavcnport walching. Last C)unday. a day after Trudeau turne d the tn ck, Ma rk Whee le r (Huntington Beach) fir ed another hole 1n one o n the Mcu Lind& course, using a 9-iron on hole No H a.'i Glenn Meller and Bob Smith witncqcd u Acoordin1 to Newport Bench Golf Course pro John SiviOa, the drTVlng ranse renovation has been romplett'd. "We ha~ ran11e marker\ out there now Jnd we've gol O.tg'> 1hat lo1lk \lmil ar hi lhc o ne' on the ~rccn~ li~c pm,,· S1v1ll,1 'J1d "It'' n111rc 111 .1 golf c11ur..,c l n,1rnnmen1 th.in )U't ,, 1lr1\1r1~ rnngt· 110 "' Ir\ mnrc up 111 d<HC and th" "''II prohahlv hl' .1 lrend in the luturc Aho. "al\ h nut fnr \<Ollr ~df "mJ,h1cld I he fl hJVC h1.·en rumor' ul golf h.111\ nving \Ill[ 11f hound' . 1nJ nnlu lf\inc A'cnue JnJ Me,.1 ()ri,e c1u,1n~ .1 rccurJ amount of 1A.ind,h1el<h hctntz hr1,h ·11 11u1,1dc \lf the Newport BcJ\.h C.i<11f Cuur'c \hlre hole-. m one Rich ( allaf!h.in .ind I om r .1lh111 of H1g ( dn\on Cl 1n Ne"'J"IHl lk.1d1 IA.l ll lll \ J1,11ngu1~hed c)nC'> lh1' lime < J llaghan. or Cnrona 1.kl Ma r did h" thmK 1111 1lw r ar-l. l ~-... a rd No 7 h11k while U\lllg •• -l lrllll IA.It h I 1:J \1mpk1m a' a 1.1.11ne" 'The h.111 "t 111 an tl1' h11le nn the ny." cluh pro l>.wc I k I k r." '·"" · I 1 d1Jn"1 even roll 11 wa-. .i 'IJm dun~ · l albot. fi n ng the ..ccund h11ll 111 1111l 11 ,1, nMO\ doys last Saturday. u~cd .i l iron 1111 the p.1r l, IQ5-yard No. 12 hole "Ith Rand.ill Pre,lt·\ Kon Lane, Otck Pickup Jnd Dann) H1hh 11h,cf\ mg ~c couldn't get over that. havrn)! t"'o h11lc' in 1mc \Ince the odds arc hkc R.000 to llnc, · l k Her,,, .1Jdell Three Big Canvon rnemhl''' ath .tn \1·d 111 1he 1h11d round or the summe r long t'rl'\hlent ' ( llJ' Tournament: Byron Ba tcheller. l~1h ll11111l h' .ind Bill Schulz. Bob lhrkc, DavuJ Moore. I lcrb "-.1lmfl.1< h l h\. ~ McDaniel, Shane (,las.'i, Ken Pete r'en. John Hennann, Ron Tomo;1c. David O 'l>onm II I e1H1Md Shane and Calla!than advanreJ lo the 'l., oncl round o f actto n. l J Another hole in one'> Wt•ll ho"' .1ht1111 '"'" more a t the Santa Ana C nuntf'\ < luh in ( "''·' Mt·,,1 C h ns Massey fired one Jul) IO'clll the pJr l, IX'-\<MU No fl hole while U\lnft a 4·1ron and Steve I n\\,11l1, I 'It ~aturday. did 11 on the par· 1. 179 yard 17th hok with ;i 4 iron Maybe lhe recen1 cdrp'c had "11m·th111j.! 111 do wtth all the'e one 'hot m1raclC'-. [] hna llv, D1w1 d Ham or C'mta Me-.a 'hot a hc•lc in one at the Navy Go lf Cour<.e 1n Cypre'' on Ap ril 2~ at hole No l 'i (1 6X yard'>) and ha' c nle red the 11\t ttnnual Dramhu1c Ru\l~ Nai l H0lc In O ne wecpsta.kcs Ham and David Smith, Jr . the golf prore""onnl who validated the 'lwccp~ta kcs entry. arc tl<llh e hgtblc to win the grand prize a o ne week vacatio n for two to Scotland. VIP tour of the Drambuie Liqueur Co. Lid and S 1,000 c"'h The sweepstakes run' from Jan I. 1991 to Dec. 'I . 1991 All entrants will receive a cu tomizcd Hok -In-One bag tas from the Orambu1cr Liqueur Co. Lid. in Edinburah. Scotland 0 ~ Du• ,. • /tlflftJIOf'f ~ Mea """ ,,,.,,., ..... d# ,.,, <Muaa .,,,,..,. ....., ~· I thre&-limo OF l·A champloa iD the 1,600 (1974.76) amo111 many olfier triumphs duriq a k>na running career, has brain cancer. A benefit party, dealgned to help Hulst in his fiaht apinst mounting costs, is planned ror Saturday evening, beginning It 6 o'clock in the cafeteria and quad area of Laguna Beach High School. "We're just blatantly asking for money," said He len McPherson, a friend of the Hulst family. A fund for Hulst is headquartered at SSO St. Anncs Drive, Laguna Beach, 92651. Further information can be obtained by cont~cting Patty Deitrick in Laguna B~ch at 495- 4190. Newport West stays alive; Newport East eliminated J crcmy Henderson pitched a two-hitter as the Newport West squad stayed alive in the Little League All-Siar Arca A Tournament at Lincoln School in Newport Beach with a 2-0 victory over Niguel National o f Laguna Nigue l on Saturday. Meanwhile. the Newport East All-Sta~ we re eliminated from Arca ll al Rancho Margarita with a I 0 Im, to Saddlcback on Sunde*~. ~e w po rt La~t h ad dro pped 11., to urname nt opener to N iguel Ame rica n . 7-4 , IJ <,t fhur,dav New~0>rl w e .. 1 cu nlinue-. an the lOn,oldtJOn hracket wllh a game tonight at 5 15. Newport West rebounded from a -'·l op ening·ro und setbac k aga in s t San C le m e nte a s H e n de rs o n "'a' in co mmand throughout ·H e p itched a hecku\i1 game." -.aid Newpo rt Wc,I Manager John PolnVJna "Our hal' got Iii ...... 11..c up," Polovin a added. "We !>hnwc d <,omc '1!!11' (If that nn Sa1urJav. but "e"rc going to have 10 keep 11 gmng ·· A pmd1 h11 douhle b~ Mike Spooner in 1he h<Htom o f lhe fifth inning \pa rked lhe rally that prod uced Newport Wc.,1·~ two run\ Spooner 1ook third o n a pas'icd ball and score d on a fielder '~ choic e P a ul J o ne' notched the second ru n for Newport West nn a pas~ed ball In Newport l:.a'>l 0 \ lo'' tc• \Jddleback, a !>upcrh p1tchrng per lorm.1ncc b y R van R eker~ wt1' " .1 ' t e d · • H e p 1 1 1. h e d ,1 n 11u1 .. 1andmg ~amc . 'aid M.inaRCr I d Nnhle -By Tb" Pilot Costa Mesa bumped from the unbeaten From 81 -.trong defe nse off the hench for the locals, while cente r fi elder Ryan Crogan made a leaping catch on a high drive headed for the alley to help limit Ro binwood 's fi r.l·tnning o utburst. 0 UttSe Le .... Alt-.atara ~ ......... ........... c-.. ..... c... ~ 001 001 0 l 2 3 "-""'-100 01 ~ • -• • • A-.....r 6nG Htf""" S<Mllffl .... W1111t011 W~I ~ Zubrin s harp, focu sing on Jr. Nationals N cwport Beach's Sandy Zubrin's immediate p is focus o n the Junior Olympic Natrnnals 1n C layton, Mo , lollowina a standout divins effon 11 the Z o ne D Aquatics Champ1onsh1ps in Pasadena. 7uhrin. competlna for 1he Mt K>n Vic)O NG d11oorcs, wu a champion in the platform (246. 70), as well aJ the J·rnetcr aprin&b<>ard (424.85), u well u a third ln the i ·mctet sprlfllbo&rd (341 . 70). _., n. """" ~111 l\ilt been caQ&b~ .. MU. Once a rimu reportCJ ca11od here, ~ for aa Hll oa the 0.... O>wlty Top 10 football pOl1. It f\ld .,.. I Wiid ..... uplet aftct u~t. No. l fallift& OD • weekly bUil. A~ "" v F 11• .ere .. ,, I really been I cn:zy ae.uon, to the ,_ ,....1 a"1 bOlr ,;hat 'rm doina· E~ ii beatlfta ~ tbe Cl'IOtj anributed wu: "I don't know what rm dolJt&." • • MW ciftia lleard a coach oomlng up to a timeJ reporter, ,.....,... him b tho fict h · player was rea>IJ'ized with All·CIF hoaioiL ~A'-,, Tbe QJl!l•Dt thlt OOlllCI back is, "Hey, no problem ~. You're~ me h wu QO problem. The Orange_Coun edition of die rfJDWllUWt ~tedl __ la tbe ~ 23 ,.un tho Pllot bas represented Orange County athtet-, u well .. )l)o Repter. We meet three times a year (football; bubtbatJ and baseball), usually In Culver Oty, always in tbo LOI An&clea aru where some 20 ocwspapen gather to 1elect the Southland'• beat. Th1t'169 meetinp over the past~ years: TIM Piiot bu been there 68 times, missing once. The Register has misled perhasi-three of four times over that span. the times? No-shows. 69 attliaht times. But you'd never know it from their attitude. ~Oil coacbea are under the assumption -------• that tho t/m~ hu something to do with their 'W 1 athletes' success on the ClF level, but the fact ell, it's 001 is each and every football, basketball an~ really news baseball player from Costa Mesa, Estancia, 'I . Corona del Mar, Newport H arbor, all of the Unti We pnnt Sunset Le~e, Mater De~ Laguna Beach it. I Irvine, Un'ivcmty, Woodbridge. and in years past, farther down the coast to as far as San Oemeote bu received his recognition _,_...not.-':""mes because Tbe Pilot was there to nominate, ul!D plead the cue and vote. . . The Register has handled the rest of Orange County with occasional imput from Anaheim, Fullerton and Garden Grove writers. *' But of course why would rhe rimes spend the time to honor Orange County athletes, outside or their own self-serving s~lcctions? . . Yet they don't seem to have any problem accepting apprcc1at1on for their non-efforu. •And then, of course, there 1s the matter of preparation for an assignment: One or my favorite stories mvolvcs Newport Harbor High's Mike Giddinp in the late going of Sea View League play in 1985. The Sailors were like 7-0-1 or·s -0-1. and tied with 'Saddlcback for the league lead -a Top JO team in Orange County, among the lop three in Clf divisional circles. I was talung to Giddings on the field prior to the game when the times expert sauntered up, interrupte d o ur conversatio n and said, "Duh, what's your record coach?" Giddings. surely one of the mo t intcn~c coaches in Onngc County history, looked at th1~ full-time reporter incredulously, gnttcd his teeth and muttered, "We've ~01 one tic." I c"pcctcd the times reporter to ac;k him what his team's colors were nc~. bur thankfully he didn't •I'm just talking high school ~port~ in o ur little corner o f Orange County hut I beheve three of the top fi ve ston es tn the past 10 year) surely must include the long-awaited naming of Chuck Gallo ~s Mater Dci's football coach in 1984, the announcement of Mater Oei's T o mmy Lewis and his selectio n for a basketball future (USC) m 1985: and the Capistrano Vallcy-E:.I Toro football spy case of l987. You'd think by the simple virtue of their arrogance and uncommon c;itcellcncc the times would not be ~oopcd on these -but .. They were able to read Tbe Pilot for the particulars o n Gallo and his long-awaited selection by Mater De1 as he was being introduce~ that Monday morning: we shared the To mmy Lewis blockbuster with The Reg15tcr. and of courc;e the ca~ of Capistrano Valley coaches spying un El f oro\ practicc<1 wa' ,1 nice h11le story for u~ one day in '87. Among the fallout of the 'PY \.Jpcr "'a' 1he d1sm1~al of Capistrano Valley Coach Dick l:.nnght anJ the trng1c death of El 1 o ro Principal and fo rme r Huntingto n Beach High haseh.111 coach Do n Walker, who died from a heart attack. Another lo ng-swatted story wa!> the fa1e of Capistrano Valley's Todd Mannovich and his chmce for cllllege We informed o ur reade rs two days before the fact. followed hy confirma tio n fro m Todd's dad one day before the fact, and the limes had 11 a day late and afte r the fact he was headed for L'SC and its Newpdrt Beach-o ricn1cd boosters . These cases. along with the c0untlcss announcement of starts and rm1she'I for o ur ma1or coachco;, 'limply undcr<;e<He'i the amazement we have .tlway~ had for the ah1l11 y of rhc time\ to maintain 1t~ arrogant manner l·rankly, they've been humbled by o ne 'icthack after another. yet somehow they mana~e to portray "exce lle nce!" It \ a1.1.c'i0mc how ~hecr numhef\ of c1rcula11on c,in wa rp the egn It could he better explained if R egister type d1i.played a '11m1lar .1rrngancc , hut I he\' don '1 It wa,n't un11I the 11mc3 got 1'cw compulc r' with "'J>Cllcheck that they s1uppcd printing the word "comroJcry. ·· They finally got 1hc -;pclkhcck a nd """ everyone. I'm )urc . ._now' the) 1.1.crc trying lo ..ay "1..1marad eri e " At one point they were adve rt1~1ng their prep writer as "Orange County's Dean of prep wrncrs " Sorry, that dubious honor belongs to me. Their guy was attending high ~hool v.hilc I was covering their games. One <lf the cla~ic moments comes al u times meeting, which underscore~ the arrogance factor. They had JUSt been beate n t>y The Pilot, again, nnd the discussion was "how and why,'' I have been told by one who waA lll 1 he meeting After hearing the eJtcusc 'I, etc . the 111port editor reasoned, "Well. 11 \1 not re lly nc~ until we print 1t." T hose are a few insights into the beast, via the toy department, and perhaps offers my editor, Bill Lobdell, the base premise as to why the no-class times and ~s million-or-so distribution Q98S after The Piiot with such gusto! With wrong 'ICOfC'I and wrong name-. lhey not only embarra them elves (after all their claim l'i that they arc perfcc1) but an cmharra'lsmenr to 1111 of 1he press The Register make\ 1t\ 'hare 0( m1sta kc'I, and so doc~ TIM Ptlot. We all 'lharc deadlines and \laning ltme,, the playcn and the sames What we don't 'lharc 1s the arrotcance And the mcanncn of the tima As a matter or fa1rnc I must adm11 I wa quoted correctly once in the times when I responded In a question with. "I don't like tbe t1mcl " (Somctunc' I hate myself rur bcmg ~ mellow) Don't get the idea. however. that the times goes unapprcchatcd. It i11 clearly a o;ourcc of i.mu~emcnt. anJ I h vc pledged to m~tr to continue with a 811 h Bo~ for the'IC folk~ who hke 10 b h We'll 11ve our reader\ nn ocx~monal update on their mi fonunes. Alter all, they arc Cos1a Mcsa-h1\Cd, RnJ this l'I a C.cnta Mcq and Newport Beach newspaper Thote arc a rcw insiahts 1n10 tho bca11t, via the toy department. and perhapt offers my editor. 8111 LOOdcll. the hue prcm u to why the no-d tima ind its million-or-so d11tnbutlon FU after n. ""' "hb uch austol •• CDmll8 In 1111 B rad Oerltch, a 1984 Huntington Beach Hf&b School 11•duatc and pan. tlmr Orange County ruiacnt, won his second title on the 1991 ASP World tour when he dcfc11ed Australian Rod Kerr IS to 75.8 in 1hc final or the Ouru1on 500 in Durban, South Attica recently. The Gunslon 500, whK:h da1cs back to 1969. is the longC!t runnin& event in !he hi~tory of profcuk>nal surfing. Gerlach won !his event in 1989, and placed runn~r-u_e 10 -!outh ;oJrttalf51irfing lcgena Shaun Tomson in 1986. Surfing Gerlach main1ained a high level of performance throughout the ttJntcst. He 1urned in the highest heal score of the cv(nt , a 97.8, in his quarter-final a1ainst Brazihun l·lavio Padarau. Gerlach said that these were S<\mc of the best waves he has surfed this year and he's looking forward to surfing In the Gun!>ll)O 500 ncKt year. Gerlach will be the No. I o ne ranked surfer in the world whe n he comes hon1e to compete in the Op Pro. Gerlach y,·a1 111 1h1s position once before, in 1986. 11ia1 year he can1e off a second in the Gunslon 500 and was ranked No. I one coming to the Op Pro. He-fal·cd ·rom Curren in !he quarter- finals and wa .. holding his own until late in the heat G erlach wa!. w11111in g anJ held fi rs! priority fo r wave choice , hul when a large Sel of waves came 1n he y,•e111 on th.: poor firsl wave of tbe sc i, lr.n 111~ f "urrc n b\ him,clf out 1n the line-up. l u1.~1 the n ~notched llllt' of the hc~t ...co11ng "'•''"-~ nf the cnttr e C\l'llt tu ..:umc frorn behind onlt ~u·,1 l 1hc \l..:lOf) tiut o f Cic rlach·, !1-r"'P J'h1~ year rt11 11g~ v.·111 be Jilfe rent lic11<teh h.1s been on the n1crry -go-ruund of the tour 1:no ugh times, ha ~ k·arncd all the h<irJ l ess.in~. ,u1J y,nn'1 make the 'ame \,11.:11..:J\ erro rs that he m:1d .: 1n 19Bfi l~c .,..ill al:-o he: '11rl111g his he'I. (unlike the previous fr.,.. yc.11 ..,) Jnd in fr unt of th1: large~\ home-111.,.,·n l'ru"1l 111 hl\tUr\ l ierla(·h .,.,1 JJ m.ikc 11 t hrough lhl· l h,..,l. he,11 ..,, ·..,urf h1.., \11a) 111111 the final,, .111d e11d u p \\ 111111nt! ti .111 You ran h11ld in r \U l h:J! P ll<: Sand wins the gold at Festival C ll,l ll M ('\.I .. l 1)d l1 ~.111J . r i--. \..t .... :\ I C<l flllll~ "'Ith L"anoga l':irk'' 1",1t,1,h,1 l\u ... h1k 1, "l"f l" gold ... DP Pro ~I~ The other top Califomian contender, Newport'• Rkhlo Colllns, Is doina well on the tour this year u always, (•ppl'O'aimately 10th in the rath\p, 91.b at the Ounston 500) but 1u\>.par for him. It teenu 11 if non-1urfi111 related distractions are takin1 1heir loll on Collim., but he has a couple of weeU to &et it t<>1.ethcr berore 1he Op. Collin1 ii never an easy draw {or any profes1ional, capccially when he's mad and h unll)'. I( we: 1ee Collins wilh one of those radical haircuU, and bas that took in his eyes, watch o u1. I think Collins i1 overdue for a big result or an outriaht victory. , When the r>ing get1 tough, the tough ge1 going. and Collins is tough. I'm looking ror Collins to suck it up &lld..ao wild in lhc Op....P:r0:-Semt-final top lhree finish no problem, and a good chance tif winning. Don'1 counl him oul . (rc:memher the 1989 Op Pro?) You know Tom Curren y,•o n't. ·o Miill Archbold or San Clen1cnte wo n the PSAA Body Glove Summer Pro and $5,550 with ti ;11 Vcnlura's ramo us right handed po in t h1cak California S1rce1 last week. Archbold's victory puts him just behind fe llow San Clemente surfer Shane lkschcn 1n the ratings, whose: 1hird place was enough 10 n1alnla1n his stranglehold on 1he numbe:r one ~101 Mike Parsons of Laguna Beach finished ~ccund 111 thc e~n,, movlng him up 10 third, and ("o\in Sn11t h ni Cardiff rounded out lhc finalisl~ in fl1ur1h. Former PSAA ratings leader Olri~ Bru"n ul ScantR Barbara was the favorite to win at hi, h01Tll' turf, but wenl down early due to an 1ntl·rfen:11cc call. Brown dropped rrom first to four1h ove rall 1n the raling!I. but still w1thin str1k.1ng ra nge of !he leaden. Other surrcn. deserving of mention were / l,1n.., hagen or Laguna Beach and Shane StOlll"lll.J.11 {If San Juan Capis1rano. hoth ..... i1h fifth p lace rc,ull \ Kelly Slater. alw:iy' .1 lhreal to win <iny event hl" e nte rs, placed seventh. along w11h fel h1w Flori<l1 :i n Scan Mullison. Ou! of the fin al ]fl ~urfl"rs 1n the 4uarlt'r -f1n.1I\, only fuu1 we re goof~ fuot~. and nnnt· of lht·n1 <idvanred any funh l"r c·hr i~ Frohu ff nf l-l..:rn10,,1 Uc;1l"h Jc-d 1he goof)' "''llh ,, n1 nlh p l.1ll. ic,1 d1 ,J LloJd Tiet: is itn .Vt•wport lkat·hl( "osta ,\lt'SM Pilot corrrspondrnt t1h11~e .~url1n!{ column op{J('Rni C"vrry Tursda_v. medal w1nnt·r, 11n ~unJ.1\ .il the u s. ()lyn1p1c l•t•,ll\'.1! 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' "'"''~• -• .u ·..-er ~•s 'J6 • -.• .,.-... , -..... r · ~ -1.•t'e wfllk >.e• •\• • ... ,....,,. • .... •·•· • "'Wo!C sn,,..,$ 1· .. \ .. . NEWPOftT l.ANDINO < "\{I.if} ,''(. ' . " ,.,..,. ">•~' ~G' ~.11".JuJClll ...,.. ~·< ~·~l•r·r· llONOAY'I COUNTS . " DAvn'I LOCKut ~-:in.m •• • 1,,..1,..._ ,p11r,...~· l~~ »">'!;; f.3-. ~··xJOO Jf> c1+.-r ~.,~ l~-"Jr"-~,, • .(,'O•r '"~rfloe.C '-~: 4 .... ,1 ... ,,, •• ~- NEWPOfllT l.UfDIMQ b ., "' J ' • . f. l ''C -~·., ;··. ~ll"i< l.ICl• ~. ' '" -~~ ....... ~J ~.1, .. ,, • • • ' • • .l •••• With an HONOR GIFT from the American Cancer Society Birthday? Annivt"rsary ~ G raJuat tl)n ' Anv srer u1ol l occasion is an HONOR Gift occasu1n 1 1:-asy and convenient to give , an Ho no r G ift f~) the A ~t·r 1c tt n Cancn Scx:it"ty is a tho ughtful t-xpress h1n l lt car1n~ - and one that supi:x>rts vita{ programs l )t cancer rc-M:ar ch , education and patient assistance. When you live an Honor Gift, a card ts Sot"nt tl> 1nf1.Jrm your honoree that• lift hu been given in his or hrr namt. And you t t"Ct"tV t" an acknowlediemmt cud and r<e<ipt. Show that 1pec.tal 1<>mconr how much you c are with an Honor Gift to your American Cancn Society. For more information, contact your Amtrt an Cancer S..x:1e{'f. ) Turning yachts into champions CdM's Andrews has had more than his share of success By-Dum --1 ~1 OK! ....,,., Lew Beet)' WIDted kll acw boet primarily "" buoy . but alilo witb the ac:comroocll.~ lor comlortabJc crui.Uq: 10 nearby Catalina bland. • Thub to Corona dcl Mar's Alan~ • ~t dcsipcr wtiO specwlZes in high performance sailboats. It's OKI is also a champion. four yachts designed by AndfCW! won trophies at the Long 8cKb Race Weck Regatta u.ilcd June 8-10. The new Andrews 43 It's OKI led the pack. winning the IMS class A with four fint plaet finishes and one second. Allegiance, a 1983 Andrews One-Ton, showcased the durability of an Andrews desiJn by p<)Sling a victory in the IOR class B. Beery, a Balboa Yacht Oub member, is the owner of Andrews' lalest design for IMS racing. It 's OK~. which had sailed onty (our limes before lhc rcgaua, hu been ~atcn o nly once, by the Andrews 44 Foxfire, continuing the ---Yacht cJes;gne< Alan And,_. d eoron. del M... poses next to It's OK, recent winner of IMS class A at the long Beach Race Week Regiitta. Andrews domination. The Andrews 43 has a clean, undisturbed hull with deep, k1W center of gravity keel and an efficient deck. layout centered on a wide, shallow cock.pi!. Fulfillina his cruising requirements, It's OK! also spons an open transom with a swim platform, 1 large galley with hot and cold pressure water and refrigeration. a dinette that converts 10 a double berth and a fully enclosed head that includes a shower. Andrews, a 1973 graduate of Newport Harbor High and former All-American &ailor at Stanford, maintains his design office in Long Beach. Allegiance's owners. Mike Wooten and Tom Koch, added to their trophy c»c with three first and two second place finishes in the lOR class B. """'" to /'</ I . te in Newport Chuck Brewer's 1986 AndteWll 42 Free Enterprise, represcnling !he Lido Isle Yacht Club , finished third in lhe IOR class A, including a fint in the final race among its scores. NEWPORT BEACH -The lntcrnarionaJ Naples Sabot Associa1ion will hold its annual national sailing dinghy competition in Newport Harbor Aug. 11 -15. The '·America's a..p·· of 1unior racing, the Junior Sabot Nationals. i.s governed by the International Naples Sabo l Assoc1at 1on (l.N.S.A.). Of the 1,500 members of 1he association, 200 of the best junior and se nior high school sailors will travel many miles towing their small bul highly competi1ivc racing dinghies to the Newport Beach venue. The regana is co-hosted by Bahia Corinthian, Balboa. Balboa Island, Lido !~le and Newport Harbor yach1 cluh' Another Andrews compositio n, the Andrews 30 Risky Business, captured fiT$l place out of 44 boats in the 199 1 MO RC Jnternational Championships sailed June: 24-28 on Chesapeake Bay. Andrews 30s have won their class al 1he MORC lntemat1onals in 1982, "86, '87, '89 and '91. 11111 II SqneWee, bt.111J bnsn:s aDd a ~cnoll-lllo -bod'o ltdQI opnd&. A . twodoulmillnlldlbe- lbo 3,(ICJl).powd, 24-fool -PnmpOio lod thO ~ 65-foot Newabot lo DOI 1 proltJ. lflht. . Th• lla!boatd tacked Ncwtboy WU m1kl"C her fmal approKb to the dua A 1tart ·lhHltlo-r..pkla •ppearcd to be bkJckina lhe 12-Mcter'i w1y. The wooden hWlod bow drove over lhe muochtin boat. dra&aina her - " r ,. 1 y ..... CM>, -oat In line willl Diet: Hayden'• R..i ftl'Wtina .... 111e c1u1. 0-CwllUler Eloctric ,...,..... NHYC, wllll Ille -of Roberto Oorodu, Jelf UttcU lllcl ~ EWot In dwp. loobd IO be Ille -for Ille -n:pna, belorc emlneot ddMter ltNCt prior IO tho llall ol llle ICallld '"""· Jim Sbua'• Penpicacioul. Voyqen Yscht Oub, clalmtd oecond and Squecze-ll)>e, CXHtippe<ed by Carol Kato! snd Phil Ricbudooo, wqueeze~ IJoQa It fvl1 apccd until the headsta7 W'&I relcucd and l!lcctrlc Pumpkin IUl\pc:d otr with her broten mut. retiring until •nother da7. ~· first race of the Newpon H1rbor Yacht Oub'1 Dickson Seriel wu a thon triangle coune. 0111 A winner was Jeff FarwcU's Cunor, NHYC. Second wu BilLfonytbe'1. PU&ion 2. Bahia Corinthll.n Yacllt Oub, with Brian Mock.'s Defender, NHYC. taking third. 1be tee:Ond race of lbc day was a drill around Ibo two H•11tlll1100 Beach oil platfOnJ11. The k>n,er race was to the enjoymen1 of the rwo JZ-.Metcr boalJ u Defender and Jack Baillic'a Newsboy, Balboa Yacht Oub, swepl 1-2. Paaion 2 oollc<led thin!. Oass B wu Sorcerer, Jezcbclle •nd Pete Johnstone'• Shadow, BYC, accuring 1-2-3. Jn aau c. Squeeze-Bye squeezed into first, John Szalay'• Puuycat aptured second with Pcnptcaciou.I third. In Ous B, Kevin Wolfe 's and Mark Gaudio's Jez.ebcUe, BCYC, appeared to have &n easy win when a racing infraction penalty dropped them to fourth. Dennis Rosene's Son::crer, Soulh Shore Voyqcn Yacht Cub'• last race of the Humphrey Bogart Series wu combined with NHYC1 ICCOnd race. no RlcUIUN'• btMd., .,.,,.. •• •,..n la t11e N...,,.,. -c .... M ... Pilot...,,, n.adoT· Results _ .. 1 ... o·c-. i.w. SS'l1: -1 Os1'll "'*"-· ~ U('.1$11 Mld......,..rR...tta UOO ...a YACHT c=lua "-1111 , -""""· 19f!'t, .t. ""' ....... Mlfl'C, l _,.._,.. ....... U'l'C, l 0.. ~ U¥C _. .... 1 -"'9, llfl't, J c...,... "· J9tl't IMOT •ttll 1 ,.....,..., °""" ll'l'C. J c_,. .... 9ClC ] 0..-. ~ K'l't 4 ...... l'lt ~ ~ -"" _.. ... I fir-.~ l/l'C, l lsWI si.., IC'l'C _ ... \ eon., a.. 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By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH Nellht'r 'ulnerab lt> ~uuth deal« NORTH • 7 5 2 •AK76 t JO 7 2 + K 10 5 EAST WEST •96 •642 t AKQl'>:l •J96 • 10 8 4 3 • J 10 9 • ~ 4 +Q732 SOl'TH t AK Q J •KQ3 t J96 +A84 /eAM-12 Noon ~ ~ Are you "'°"'4WI cl"P .MC« Are you ........ d In M1.0t'74, c.11. ~ top .... We I ClMllllalra OM .. -DOr•R are ~ flor you.. .............................. lotyoi,,...S •t : Chia ..... t ... ~ C..~11M1CM. reap<>DM to game and. bad Eut 11 '-jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil1miiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-=ml.iillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil found a diamond lead. that contract up TO • wouJd have rone the way or all flMh. West ltarted by cuhin1 thne hi(h diamonda, Ea1t diacardini a club, then shifted t.o the deuce or $ 6 0 0 heart.a. Declarer won in hand. drew trumpe in four roundJi 111 West let go of two diamonda, and then wu faced with the pro1pect of finding a parking·placeforthe clublos.r.Ob-PER MONTH v111usly. the heart 1u1t offered the only hope When South cuntinuf'd hv cash · inic tht> king of hearu. East quite * NO Cl.l.ECTmS * naturally follo wed w11.h the ten. Fo r thos.e of u11 who have the benefit of loolung at all four handJi. the re.t " TRADE nom /fi .i\\ The b1dd1n1t euy Play a heart to the ace and. E l . wht'n evervont' follows. tht' 13th ar y morning motor • heart pnw1de11 a di8Card for the club South We-st North Ea.at l • Pua 2 • Pua • • Pua Pue Pua Oi.wnml( lead K1n1t ol The lanjl\181((' ur mathemallC!! IS µrl'CIM' vou ~huuld nut c11ntullt' probab1lit \ "'1th rPrtaintv If the odciil in favor of 'll>ml't hin1t happt>n ing are 4 to I. 11 11t11l mean!' that. m 20 n f 11 JOO c11~q. 1t -Aili nut occur 10 ttowever. the pt>rt't'nUlj(l''I favor a routes available. Deliver -' 2 break of '111. m1uin11 cards ovrr a Th & l 3 spht A further confirmation of Tuesday, ursday the odds 111 that East " far more likely to have bttn dealt. doubleton Saturday. Must have I 0 9 of heart.8 than specifically .I I 0 9 Then the~ WH We11t'11 shift to 11 10r!1:~n~ ~I ~e:";~~~,:~ into ac dependable transportation considertobeanentirely reason11ble an ia i l insurance. lme. South lf'd a heart and fine11sed the eight' il wall just o ne of thoM" • CALL 642•43 3 3 day11 that went againat tht> percl'nt YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED f'nmldv, Wl' do not hke North's raise to t~n spt1des Playing four or five rud ma111r". we would respond with ont> no trump Actually. North'~ m1~lnd worked well South would havt' ra184"<l a one no·trump count, dttlarer ado ptf'd what we d 1· b•1•ty • p_IU~1•1WCIL·C~'UID.l ages. We have all eiperienced rhem! -- _______ , ___ ~~~·· l1b'4~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH ~ Uf ,,W/ ACROSS '(~1vfll't nll"'9'' Fi Cvng~~t1 " ti) Old ''"h' ,_, ,.., '""',,.' u '' Pv''-' lt :>l&r"J 1!> ~ I )"I I '11 16 Th" •I 'i' ~'"l,tfJ '~ 18 noir,, l'I ,,., 'Q' .... /0 Ad1Pt1 \Pid'-' n•t•CJ' I? Mn~' P.\;t'Jt• 1• Rel•IJ•'"'' ptr lu,.11 n. r""" "'' ... 27 SOlii,1• 31 <;w11llo"' :n lmo11>m•11ll" JJ P"'ult11r lS Ame1hv'1 ,. Q lA Sad wn rd 39 Cun••, •O Bring &bOVI • I 0ve< I'-• •2 LOOQ 'Wtt •3 Know lhe •• GOO<l Fr •!>Monotony •7 HM<lfl<l lhe b+H SI Hunqf>f S2 f nlW1nfK '5• Eels S8 Bf' worthy ot r,q Mr Sl•vgnte Some wn1s1<eys 66 food pl9(1 67 f rozen rein DOWN 1 Putrefies 'l Poet Pound I A rnl>l1 ton ' sionatute components ~ Picke OUI 6 Employrnet11 7 IOWI C1ly 11 Diamond ge•t 9 NFlteam 10 Goobef I t Land bocty 12 Put ewav 13 Stage 21 MO<M urtlt 23 Studied 25 YOUf>9ef 2 7 H911G wound 211 Fleld game 29 Wage edvanca 30 Houllng c:oell ~Utopian 35 ~~ ~Mall• O<>wtth 37 JvmtJte 39 Ounc.t •O Ouebtlc city •2 -Garry°' Ola 43 Vacation 9PC>t• 44 Trademark~ ~ S16ent •T Prom•N 43 Otcti •9 Lolly home !><> r .. 1h I>'•' SJ lle11ous !'>!> French pt~I '>6 Holtdav llm@ ., 7 Editor ' word fl() Ofunkerd ) nu "'rllc M) hu1 "'h•I ahoul ht\ zod11lal "It"~ (NCJlu r .. llv Anes) I've alw.iy• t>ccn 1n1r11turd "' the legend of Mac We•I ( "" Vt•u 1eft u' her s11n? (Nalurall~ tc .. 1 Your pred1c1toM arc nn thr mJrlt At t1met you1 prcd1c11om .. re .iccu1a1c two da~ laltr I am r aurus Whal "S'1 \hould my pc! he" 11 1bra t I lhtnk Sand\ Koufu Wd\ rhc: grcate!t 11f all p11chr". 11nd v1111 h .. ven't rt"-e.iled hi\ •1gn (( o1pncorn l 't nu make me l.iugh 't uu n1.1kt' me '"' ARJES !Maich 1 1 Apnl Ill) "l uu feel fit read) HI I.ice lhe world I OCU\ on rt\f>o'""'""" prn•urc. chance lu ht1 rinanc1.al J•Ckpol You 1ran,form apparenl l<K• tntn mu\lng v1ctorv Relat1nn•h1r 1n1en\lf1c' ( 1pr1Corn invnlved TA RUS (Apnl 20-Mo ·201 l un&· •l•nd1n1 U\11nmen1 \ucceS\fullv completed Rules bend 1n )"OU' rav111 lnd!Vldual ck>K to you ronfidci "~ problem " Be symp11hc11c without beC'om1ng me1.111<:.ebly invol\.ed Anei 1n plCture G~INI I Mey 21 -Junc 20) Sue,, 1ndcpcndcnr<. •1lhn~k' to adopl new 1u1tudc toward 'lire ind klYC ·· Focuc 1IJ<l on 'CCunty, home. llaaK values. pmrcny. family r&11tK>n1h1p lmpr111 uylc Assume k:lldcrU.1p role: CANCER (June 21-July 22) Two dlf' •ao you felt adrift you now feel u If captain ol ,ou1 own destiny. SpotJIJbt oo C'Urioeity, charm, wit, reunion with voluble 1el11t1ve Capricorn. Aquarlu'I, anocli<r C.ocer featured L&O (July 2J..Au1. 22)" Soaa1 •hirl hlf}IUahb ICCnario Cllcd lrpl pipcn, klcal puspon, be poiAtm ~rnh:1a "filhn1 out ot forms. .. You could he oa the mcJ¥C, Midden eu11nment prov1de1 plcuanl iurpmc vr•GO (Au1 2J..Scpt. U) Yo.'U be saylna, "I can balWfJe om ..w. eatc " F~ oo •~a&tity. ~ &act. IOlld fi11111elal arTUfuncnt. (.)ck hl&h. you·n be cxeplm1cn1cd °" "aupe~ llml•I " Scofpto f1 res pmmlncn~ LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22) lndmdual dra'ftlT'I 10 you confide:\ \CCTct Fucw on m)'1te1", 1lamour. 1ntngue. ga.m "" wrlllen word What \tarts as mrld rlirt1t1on will "d~k>p .. Change nr \C'enc pmvc~ bcncf1e1al Vu-o 1nV'Ol\.rd SCORPIO(O't .n Nov 21) Domc111c ad1u~tmcnt neccuary tr d1plomauc, you get tbmp vour way famtly member, recently lOOI. now JI)'\. "I realty do apprcr1ale you'" Emph8'1s on winnm1 WIV', romance. cueer ddvancemcnt SAGnTARJUS (Nov 22-Dc' :!I) What 1ppe1n on surface not ncccuanly true lndmduaJ you lrusl makes vahd otter. dc'lerve~ senow rnnuderation. Emotional "mJUry" will now hca.I qu1drlv Pt\CC\, VtrJ'l rcnons 11M>Md CAl'tJCORN (L>cc ll·Jen 19) 'I ou re required to meet dcJdlme 10 d1ouldcr burden "k:rt C1¥Cr" by one who didn't mean to carry 11 in fint plKC You'll cmerae with Oym1 colors l..ona-<hst1ncc oommunteltl(lfl vcrifica vic1" AQUAAJUS (Jan ~Feb 18) Reach beyond prev10u1 lun11a11on1 Tho!te who uric othcrwue don't really recop11.e yuur capab1ht1cs Wider 1ud1encc await• your ptUC:ntation You could !'IC 01nm1 with rllmC and fortune PllCSS (Feb 19-March 20) ~oond thouahu conecrn1~ lemna sn nf alatu• quo ahcNld be d11miucd. Yuu did rilf\t thins. you're on ••y to •dwnlvre, WCJDta Lo¥e wm be cic.c oompinlon Lio, Aquanus pcnom In ptdurc lf JULY 16 IS YOUa IDn1IDAY1 Rettnt nnclcc ~mtnJ puWbk pen JltJ "" mutlly "bot 1ir " Oppo&itiuft ~= to be proorcrt>l.11 paper tlatr V1190 pcrmns arc drawn 10 J'O'I· Yo. att 1pmhlal, psydtk. ~ aana ol my.:uy, 11u•1••· alamowr Yow UC pllot.-lc. Glldl '*le ICI lppql, Dwtat Ampll. JC*1I ba ..., "'°"' a.o... *•••'k .......... plae&. Covld ladlde ol realdt•c• or ••rltal uatH Scptanbe1 ad OdoMr dy to be .,,.,,...... ... , IMmlOfiMo fof pclW la 1991. W~y. Jldy 17 my epprcc1:at1on1"' Libra pl•J• Of All lliJ!IP= Joe U>uti, perhaps domuunt rok 11c1tut o r all hc1vywc1gh1 LIBRA (Sept 23·0cl 22) Dram.a champiom, made 11 cmtal clear. ' I ~urroundt eur1 people 1enJC wu born 1 Taurui and I expec1 to c-cc1temcnt, :icn"11hty and you11 be die ii Taurus " AJdous llu'1cv. I.co b11 11traction." FOC'UJ on musJC, <1uthor-ph001opt'tcr. put forth hi\ Hyle, beauty , ma1or domut1c op1n1nn without cqu1V<•\.al1on ad1u1tmcnt Rcstnct10n1 removed - ' AJtrok>gy, •llhouatl JOmC consider dcllOOW rrcedom rcsulta. 11 mange, ,, worthy or 'enou' SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21). ,.udv .. Norman Mailer. famed Study Libra menage Psychic Julhor '"d 11 in typical Aqu•n•n 1mprcu1on on tar1ct. lt'a true, m1nnc1 'I t•lrc utroloc ~cry Mlme()QC: it sprc•dma canard. FiJbt ~1t0uslv1· Angie DiddMOn, L1bu backl Secret meelina elevate• mouon pt<.ture ,tar, aprcSkd t'tcr pratip: Define lenna. set rid of view succ1m.tlv "I don't know wh11 supcrfluooJ maknal PerccJVCI my hk would0 h11YC hccn hke w11hou1 SACfnilJUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): ntrolo&Y''" .. oau on power, 1uthonty, intc.Wcy. AR1ES (March 21 ·Ap11l 19) mUini '°'mclf "wlnc:nble" IO kM. Rcl1t10n,h1p bcgmi or end' no Many of J(Nr (oode$1 upiratioas tulftlled by 10 pm You mate middle gwund f <XUJ on credibility, e 1.ccllent e erccr , businc:u publlC image. k:gal riafita, manta! \lllu\ Pu~h f0f"tl0'11d, refuse 10 brood C'OftoedlOftS RelataonJ.tup IUOq. hou .... 11 h hon CA.PIUCOllN (Dec. 22-Ju. 19). 1 t pas• 'OU .eve .iut "' Rules 11c: broltcn -in JIOUr '"°'· p.-cr money Yov no loqer arc hmued. Ill ltopt TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) out Focus oo f~edom. cru!Mty, Invest 1n your own capab1hhe1 travel. coramurucabon Spochgbl oo Rctym1 upon otli<r' twOUld be CfTOf cvcer, pnaliaie. n;i•)Of ach~mc:nt Acccnl 11yk. 1mteatM, on1inaJ1iy Anet lmd¥cd NC111" kM: could be: pan of c~•lni AQUilJUS (Jan 2().f cb 18) \Ccn u10 F.mployment p1cturt r am 11 y me m b c r 1ec:It1 rcprc:1c:ntJ challenge nappochcmcnt Be rcccpcM Wlthout GEMINI (Mav 21 -June 20) •bandonlna pnncipla Focus oo lntu1lM: intellect KfYCS as relilblc trwvcl. oducatlon, publl1hi"1-search pidc. Family member •"'* actlona '°' "IOUI male:" You'U be abaohocd haYC bc:c:n olfetmYC wiO "°" aplain. of dlatp 1moohin1 plaparism. Re ~pt;.c concmiirta ~d Pl!'ICU (Feb. 19-Mirch 20) arttdc " Finally mothoot beoomu Chcd. ~no, tnwnl'Ofy. tu and ~!'}Stal ck11 hcc:mc rcqull'Cnwnu lndMdual doac CAHalt (Juoe 21-JuJy 22). Shaw w JOU doc' care -,,i1c: rcunt othcn )IOQ'rc c:apelM ct ~ at ··nan up " Y°"11 tum mcwc about JVUr C'.IW'f'I roibla. Oicck druU., RM'll'ICJ and wtlat laappc:ned 10 h rdcrc:nccs., pMC pcfformucn. Vo.11 Tnitb •ta )"00 fttt '""8C', rcvteW and build Fa.Dy lF JU'LY 11 I YOtJa lllt11IDAY: member olfcn IO pl"(Mde fuadi• Y<N an • •""""· '°" -oR weD Cknwu p&.,. nilc. du"'ll a.ca, JO" .,.. capeblil ol :~~n..::.,..n! re1a.,:_ :Q~~~--oldet JVUr posihoa ii IOUad Aic. • ••di•ldula, .. ,•cl•llJ ••I• trtpa. "*ti. rc:pora dllaA ~...,... cuc.t l•ca Captlcora, C.acar What b14 bu• l0t1 will be ptnoN are~--lllJ JW. .._ rc:CO'f'ertd. You'll be dccbred J ii W r~ rel.ck-Mp U ..... cd et.A..... l"°9 IMfted IMpiCM Ill In VlacJO (Aua. lJ..Stpt. 22) Mo.y ~I , l•dl•ldul wbo "kept ~ bripJ. lo&l anidc Ntvr.ll h " tlltfia -tlltl w\11 ... fO ~ ~ ..... "st• • ' ....... ~ te.hUft F' aianbu ..,._ '°'Y<N _,. Ii..._ ...,, INB 1 ... ,.,...... I and tllil IOtH of IMmll.._ nfttt:I. A GOOD AD! G4LL OIEOF TODAY/ 642-5678 --.... --------------------- I 1100eP b11a ..,._ 3 hp Lab ftupe. 811. AKC ......., ...... c. peel. Hunllng • ltMM ment hnlett«. 11" atoclc. ~•r•nta on .... .... Ylceor cut-prem. Sq boll hMdL ting lilWONe. Shoea. l300. 7ae.ao:s3 799•••· .... ....._ .._ ••••HPU .. 'ltle 247.W ...... Clll -......... 29 .. 10 apd UN-••lb• -...a'. e..t l)ftcea. .. far Sunl V9gL Wofnwt' a.pd °' P9¥tlon. ~ M-F M , 714427.-S beach ~. Mke 2 boee allPe, 45' A 30', Chandetler. atunnlnl '*""· Bov'• 20" U.. 8alboe Pn, •<*. loc • .,,_. w/12 lgt"9 vega. l!toy'• 20" No Ive eboerda. 1375 ....._ ..,.._ cones. 9chwllwo. e:sMa:s. "up. ~. Orto. 12200 now '700 45' SIDE TIE 080.17'S4111. Av.I In NwpC a.ed1 e.x.rdM 8k:ycle, ~ 71+662-6735 naly t:ne, Wll1ftce •U.ll'OA l9UllD f11e. Steir ~ 8elbcMlt 45-60'. >Ont, ewctMt, Oftg. 1399. doee to ... locallon. UCl1ftoe 1118. Boeh 1476. 752-2881 nev9t ueed. Comput-T-*le ~ U.. ~ CHOtCE locaaon, ~ .a.d. ~-..cu-lnoil04urf.fty polee, ft~ onty. 10 ft ttw9 l'ftOdall wtW•att). r..... lecMae CNtMr beam. 1 12/ft, avall C.. ..,._, M7-1•. ..._ 541 l8S2 now. f175'0098 lllCREAll YOUR RIACH .... CONYEYa CUSTOMS .,,.l!UMla Hol•IDIJ .... · Cabln•t•/Furnlture. Ing br .. •· Locll THROUGH f'lnlahea/RHtoratlon. Al-. 111111 ,.., .. ,I I OUR ... I M ~-54e-6375 Cal Yolende 811~ •MftMSap,. •ROVID We <*w'I your houM LOWIR RATEi , •• ,.....,.,.. :r.11':ror'°8*~· Cablnet•PaneH.ocka EB ~ M1•11d'DrAa1 :II Jft -.. ,,_., M2..Q5457 L...kllllt-..ct, bOnded, lh- *AEMOOEL ~EPAIR aured alnc e 1980 . • 1 IO ---~ ..,..,.._ • Pl' llne UNQuelunu•uat woril ftAI' .e-AtterMtona. Com/R" .... -·· ~ ... le. Ne-35e4 TNll'• All you pay. llleclon4llnel. IJ"-lorll .... SERVICE DIRECTORY 1 For'"°'9~ CALL T00A YI I AIKFOR CANDY Your SeMoe Olrectofy Rept .... DINe 142-4321 Elt 310 PUii.iC llOT1CI The Calf. Pubic Utftl-'* CommlHIOO, RE· QUIRES that .. UMd. houaehold goodu mover•. prln1 their P U.C. Cal T number, Imo'• • cneun.ur'• pt1rt1 tt'9lr T. C.P. num- ber In all~ "19nta. If you ~ a qUMlllon llbcMA the ... ~ ot a rncw.r. •mo or chauff•ur. Call: Pubk ..,..._ Com- ""-lon. 714-&M-41151 A' ' I ' ~ ' I• 11 I ' I'••·.,; ... Al ...... ~ Modlllll ~ larv 18(115115 3ClR1 ........ Ill C.M f\ I , ' I j \() ...... L-, . ' . ' I , ~ " . . ( I'; I t ( '· "' '. : .. 1 .) r. , ... , . l • I 1 I • I f ' f , ... ,' \\,'I I ) I r 'f 1 ~ ) OA'T1Z CONSllWCTION P •II C • 8 4 AT• 8. ~Pa-..... ....-.~ ~-PWnt. Ctdlr,.. ..... cw-. .....,.. ... , •• 3()88 Jim Whyt9 M2-7'IOI QUALITY CONC,.ETe ~doe etc. All typee. 115 Y"' exp. John 754-01a Quality concrete-bk>ctc • brictl wort!. ,,._,. ..,.. pncea, "" ... Cal 751-M38. ( I I I°' I ' T ,I, . '· 'd CU9TOll Th, gi.. blodl.. It.ft •• b«hroom remod. For all horn9 _____ ,...__......,...._... __ lmpr~t need•. 1 c all do•• It all Uc.(32795!) 751M664. ..MKJK IUINNllDY TILE __;;;.;.&..;.;.;;;;.;.;..;;~;.;.;;..=;...;... a MARBLE. INSTAU. • REP.AIR. Al typea of P.....,.. WaeNng A _Seelng _ __. ... _•_rn_.eeea ____ -All-,------,...,--.-oom--m-·1 ..!'!!~TU~... :Wa ~."::H:~: . .,.... -.... ... ...... 4al .a-7 1eally ahow•ru-Acld WT • .,..1 1 &WIO. ...,, .. rear-out. New o..r ~. ,.. ....... A ....,..,.. ~ ~ ......._ W. oan ~ doora. IOtc>-hend.. anyWnQ ehor1 ~u~UC. of a m$r ~. Hyre O .C. N~ llwh • ;,.. • ~ !natal • Coeta ...... -Hunllngo r•palr. Prompt ..,.. ton 9eeot'I ~Cell vtce, ..... .... No JOb O!NTAUI' IMlfT9Wa too amall. ,ranll ,,,...,~~!•~•!!1!1~11!_ __ _Ti_ui_m_•_.... 90_7_·_1_MS. ___ DAll'8 ~ TIU! ~-Imp!~ °'YW91'. ~ OlutlCu lllWlt Oarpenby & "~· l'twa 11t. A IWuwiCM londed .... NU Jofwt' ~ .... 11• I l I' ! ' I; • •, l t." 1 ( I I 1,"\ THE GRID ICDI i.-.~ ~~ Tr" T~emoval ~wn ....,... t. CIMr-..pa ~"' •~2-W>4• at.u. ... .._... W.ter ._••callee;. non-toxic. organic lenctecape Mrvtc. .. dee19n ...... 30. M-age. Gee coot a 10o tally ,.lued, ,.e&ax ~ U1r'ea ewmy wtth ,,,., eee.a 17&. ~ : ' " \, I , • ' , · •,t ·•, ~Mofton·u Mobile ~ 8efvlce Nobody b .. tu Mor· ton'• pncea Nobody! Out pncea .,. 90 low you ~ to loo6I up 10 ... tfte bonotn (114)~ ,. .. , .. ••1111-. ... h .... The~~-\'JllJ9ng.,...,,... ... CULINARY CLASSICS, I 20~ 30lt1 St., Newpcr1 8Mctt,Oalf 02-J f OOd H Moel'9r I :ZO~ »ti Sl.. Newpcr1 e.c:tl. Callt 92.:J Thlt bu11neu 11 con- ducted by an lnOMdUlll The reg11trant(1) co""' menceo to "1lnMCt ~ neu undef the Flcthloue &u.ineat N&ITle(I ) 11.wd abol4 on June 20. 1•1 TOdd Moeh« Thl1 stlltwnenl -Al90 With ltle County C*1I of Orang. County on June 25 . 1991 ,, ... , .. Put)letn.d ~ Co.I Oa.ly P1101 July 2 I) 18 23 1991 T 3!>0 "'9UC IOTICE T ,~ DO -IT-YOURS ELF IDEAS Seftd CNol ~ 1(1 OCO' '"•""'" Dt11• , o eo, 1.-:l Vlfl Nuy• l:A ~1408 ... , .. . ·'~ \ . . .... ....... / p " ........ ) • .. .. • - • '· L r • • • .. • ~ I . STARTING A llEW BUSlllESS?? The Leo-f Dloertment at the Deily Pltof • ~ to announc:. II ,..... ~ l'IOW 8'1 .. lable to ,_ t>u .. niaaMa We _.., "OW SEARCH tM neme IOr y0u •t no •xtr• cnerga llnO MW y0u the time llnO ltle trip 10 1M Coun Hou. In Sant. ~ Then of oourM aft• Iha ~ IS c:ornpteeed .. Wiii Illa '/04I' ~'°'19 ~name 11at• ment wttfl tfle County Dwtl PUblWI onoe • .,._ fOf '°"' ..-•• ~ by ... Md "*' ... '/04I' !)foot Of publleaoon with County C... . -. P'MM stoe> by to fl9a yo,. llc:ttttoua bu9ineaa lta~I al Iha Oliity Pt1cJt l eo-f Dloertmen1 330 We91 Bey COWi MaM. c.tom.a " y0u ceri not stop by plMee eel IA at (71•1 842-'321 E~ 31$ 0t Jte 11nO .. ..ii"*'• •••IQ9f'••t• fOf )"OloJ to hand'e "'*~by m.- If yOu ~ ~ ~ f\A1Nr qumc llOOS, ~ Cell 14 llnO .. wll t. morw ttlen gted to ...-y0u Gooo ""* In 'f04ll .,...~" I've never l:elieved in advertising. It doesn't \\·ork. l'\'e ahrays said that. My business \\'as built on \vord-of-mouth. Who needs to ad\'ertise ! So \\'e had some empty tables every night. Business was gcxxl but business can a lways~ ~tter. You know. Then thIB salesman from The Pilot comes around. He's telling me how The Pilot has changed. They cover onl y NewpJrt Beach and Calta Mesa. They deliver to 45,COO households and businesses; every Tuesday, ThLITTAiay and Saturday. So they're local, I'm local; the price is right. ! run an ad; three times. Now I got no empty tables, I've got no reservations o~n for the next two weeks. But I've still got reserva- tions aoout advertIBing; except in The Pilot. You LUvs • oetuxe Dlspolable Diapers • fCW ..,. • fCW Glr1I St small,«> medium. 301¥Qt or 26 extra tar'ge. 88 •SNmooo or a.dtlOI• -10 oz. •Hair Sllrlr. --or non.'OIOI · 7 oz AssottecJ formutas. •St""9 sorta...,,., lttnltd. 7 oz.. •L.ut,.,_.lt -.11. eonb'OI ... CR •SUIDOO + CDndltlOIW In Cini · 10 oz 19 ... CIWllllF •IUCIUIM .-...ory 12-oau 1~nc• ""s. J:flE 1•• 2-Pack Colgate ·Toothpaste Assorted formu~ .. Reoular. Qef or tartar control paste ~ 4.5 tO 4 6 OZ. tut>es -200 1•9 summer L'eggs Pantyhose All sneer In regular or con- trof top. ASSOrted sNdes Sizes A. B. or oueen !9 !S COile, Sprite or Dr Pepper &i* .112-0Unce ans KOdaCOIOr Gold Color Print Fiim Video ' .... ' ' . -Polarokl Blank VHS T-120 Video cassette ucn tape provides up to 6 nours of P1av1no recor· dlnot1me 99 2S SMART BUY !-Pact arawnv Paper Towels •AGOURA: 5823 l<wn Rd l1Ml1·1122 •AIMJ-1021 N Slate Coi1e9e BMl n...,..,,1 •ADU: 387 Norttl Crtrus Alie 11WM-1172 ....... ; 511 N Hollywood Wty 11 ... ,...,,. -a.): 12180 Cen111I AYe n...,-1111 eOCJIME'f : 7915 Florene. 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