HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-07-25 - Orange Coast PilotTHURSDAY
July 25, 1991
QUOTES Of THE DAY
·'You ha\~ to worll. all h11ds of
.rtrangr houn .... You get cul~ fn the
middk of the night to go 0111 a11d
cowr SO!'U terrible th~ .... I didn ·,
ha"~ tN titM to write.' .
Successful Orange Counly novelist
T. Jefferson Parker, on his stin1 as a
reporter with The Pilo1 (AJ).
"Nothing i.r rrully ~'OI*: unla.J you "''OU'1 rathLr.being doing somt'thing
t'lst'.
James Mauhcw Barrie.
•Newport Harbor Ar1 Muttum's
"Different Stories: Five Views of the
Collection" is on "iew from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. today and Friday.
Admission is S3 fo r adulls and S2 for
~nK>r citizens and students. Call
759· 11 22.
• G•ry Morris performs at
Arlington Thea1er at the Orange
County Fair tonight at 7 and 9 2.m.,
and The Jrls play at the same place
and times on Fridav. Fair admi~ion
1s $5 for adults. $3 ·for children 0· 12
and free for youths under 6.
•The Blue M•rble Con-tthousc o n
Harbor Bouleva rd and 19th S1rect 1n
Costa Mesa features the alternative
rock of Whiske y Biscuit on Thur;day
and folk ~inger Mary G. o n friday.
Shows begin at 7 p.m. and admiuion
1s free . Call 646-5771'>.
•Songs from "l\1y t"ai.-Lady'" wi ll
be performed Friday night in the
Atrium Lounge in Le ~1eridien hotel
in Newport Beach. Part of the
continuing "Le Catiare t Night"
~c ries. the even! is scheduled to
begin at 8 p.m. l"'here is no COYer
charge, but there i.s a t"'·o-drink
minimum. C111\ 476·2001.
• Onnr County l\1artoe lnslitutc
summer theater progr:in1 present~
Dorene Lud'A·ig's one·won1an show
"'The Crossing: The Story of the
Pioneers .. aboard the tallship Pilgrim
at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. J."riday. Tickets
arc S26. Call 4%-2274.
al THE FACTII
• \Vho was the first ,..·oman
m•yor of Newf'<'r1 Be ach.,
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""l-. ~RT BBACH -Despite bavint
tlleU lllNe·yur-okl, S~million eapaftlioa
plan kft9cked "°"'" by the City Govncil, embattled Balboa Bay Cub off"ICiall
bawn't pye.n up on the club's cxpmtion
and m.ay even ask the council to
recontidcr, the club's attornc_y said w.-ay. .
• • -See more about 1lte continuing conlnrllrty oo Ille Pilot's Community forum
RI Comnuily conwnentaiy pa~l,Cl!
.. We may try 10 have the council
reconsider il and continue lhe maucr, or
wc'U ~ back to squuc one (aftd
reduicft)," said Dennis O'Neil. a formi:r
Newport Beach ci~ attorney. 1'here
hlven't bun any discuWons 10 far on
whctc 1:0 So from here. We're looking at
OUr9PbOftt.
"'BUI I believe there is a redevelopment
plan for thlt property that can be sold to
the community ...
~>'Neil ocknowled~d the oosh, Bay
Olib d plagued wrth • public unoge
problem, hut he and Bay Oub principal•
also continued to blame the project's
downfall on misinformation From
opponents.
The council delivered a major blow to
lhe club Monday when it rejected, in a 4·
3 vote, the c.-pansion plan club officials
had wortc«;I on for three yean.
Councilmen Oarencc Turner, John C.oJ:
and Joho Hedaes oupported the club's
request for a continuance to aUow more
time to meet with opposing communil)'.
groups. But the rest Of the council saMI
By Russ Loar --
public oppOlitton to the Pf'OPOICd 300-
room hotel and the po1efttial be] view
blockage, increased tnl.ffic dd notae bed
ballooned to 1he extent that the project
See BAY CW~-
NEWPORT BEACH -A forgotten vacant lot o nce called ·'People's Park" by a
group of residents fighting to keep the city-owned land from development ts now a
pale reflection of ilS former self.
Where a grO\.'e of giant bamboo, fern.; and frurt trees once grew, now Nts a
See PEOPLE'S PAR~ ....
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On sail
Ian Clawson, 12, and hi,
rudder man, 12-ycar-old
Reed Slenebu rner, (abovt•)
navigate their Sabol toward ,,
Ooatin~ life vest .1s pdrt of a
m.1n -ove rboo1rd exer c ise
during lheir Boy Sc out s.iilin~
class Wednesday at the Sea
Scout B..ise in Ne~·port Bedch.
N.tthan Bdrber, 12, att.1che'\ .1
rudder to hi'> hoat befort•
cl.iss. The Se.1 Scout Base is
owned and oper.1ted by the
Boy Scouts of America , .1nd is
u 'ed by are.1 scouts for
sea-related merit hadges. Tht•
l>ase offers the 20 -hu ur,
weeklong sailing cc1 urse all
summer Ion~. Boys ' and ~iri s '
youth g roups from ,111 ovt>r
Orange (l>unty are .11,c>
welcome to use the b.ast:> for
sailing lessons. Classes 1n
basic sai lin g, c atamaran
sailing , windsurfing ,
canoeing, rowing and o ther
water sports and .Jctivities .ire
offered at the ba se.
Boy's death
still bames
authorities
Electric light fixture
is possible culprit
Bv Emily Adim's
c.·c.ls·1 A ,\1 I·\:\ -rhe c1rcum?>lanees
,utt1)und1ng the death nf a l6·year-0ld
1.,1\ in .ln ,1p<1r tn1ent cnn1ple ~ $w1mm1 ng
p11ol rrn1,11ncJ a my,tcry \V cdne.!<day. 24
h~•ur?> 11ftef he 'd ~en pulled from the
"'.11 <' r
K..t lph '-.{1lan11 u1 (11,ta \.te~a .,,.a,
1.1l.~ 1 f11cnl' n 1hc .. harbor \/11\a
\p1r111u·n1' "" luc,J..i~. '""Lmm1ng 1n 1he
,usnrlc\ pvol K.r:i.:ent!~ rc ·upcned after a
.:omplet°" rent1\ation, the pool had a new
undc~ ..ilt'I 01\fld light.
·11 'Ail' 11t'Out S '0 p.m .. JU''1 "''hen all
thl ll~ht~ ,uJdenl~ came un -that"$
"'h<'n "'t' he..11d th!:' ~reaming." said JI
ll' .. r·ulJ c·un \\"00<.I. "''host' apartment
n\ellnuk..' 1ht· r<1mm11n pnol.
\\o,1J .. nd h<·r 1">11yfriend ru shed
J,1,..,n~t.ur' 11n,J '..I"' .1 t>!ond tl:'en ·aged boy
pulling hi' friend \<1l<1n11. from the pool
1 he\ .11rcn1p1cJ ,ardu•p ulmonary
re'U'l·11..11 111n "" ..,ol,n1n. hul he "'-'•"'
.tlrt'..ilh "'-'llhnu! .1 pul\t". \I. f""l\J \a1d.
1 hi>.,c "'h,1 h.!Ulhl:'d \Pl.11111 JU't after he
"' 1• pulk·d lrnn1 the: "'·lll.'.f ,11! !>:lrd the~
ll"lTl\C1! tlt:CICIC ~hncl,, lrnm thl" ~·
\\ 1"."l -.11d \\ 11nl'''e.\ ,,ud Snlan•• wai.
11<·,1 '" thl undcrv.:11c1 hght a' th!:'
See POOL DEATH-.....
Flood project
irks owners,
Army listens
l{l ... l ·\.\1 1 ... \
•h.tl.1ng. l~u· ~h1'1 1' fl,1ni.: ;ind !he n111o;l· 1•
11t11•n d1·.1tt•n1n!! t>ut tl''ldCnl• affl·,1cd h\
'hr 111.1'•1\C l11'<•tl ,.,ntrnl rr1~Je,·1 ,d,1ng
thi.: "•nt,1 \n..i Kt\l:t h.1<1 ,11 r11..l.k· nl {l\10;Xl
Ill""'' \\eJnl·'.t n n1..:h1
Kl·rr~•l·n1.1r •1l·• 1r11n1 thl· l .., . .\rm1
i "'P' "' I ll).'.lf1L"l't' prc1ented a pl:1n h'
tlH 1c,i.k 111• \\cdnt·,d ,11 n1gh1 that
.111.ltc'""I "·11 11 1••0•l'Tll\ hroughl up 111
1h 1 p .1•1 1''••11 ! lhl· height ,,f a
r11.11n1 1·n.1n•1· !•>.1d .ind rcta1 n1ng "'-!lit' on
1h<· ,11n,tr11<!h•n 'ltl' <lff1c1af, fr1•m 1he
~"un11 I 11•1r<'nn11·n1.1I \ll a nagcment
\gl'n1."\ .111J the cLll Pf ("'Ill \.ll''a .tl"'1
,111cndl•ll tt•r nll'L 1HI~ .ii l·,t.1nc1<1 I l1gti
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"\\'h!\t -.-.e ·,t· 1.·vme up "'1th. I 1h1nk. ...... 11
SeeFLOOO-....
Thief steals RllllY tar llOl11 llsma research from patient's lllCle
By Russ Loar .... _
T alk about pclly 1heft. one of the pettier theflA
un record 1uok place la.!il week when • man
snatched• ron1ainef whh abou1 $1 00 wonh of
dtmattons made by s10.-e patrons 10 a rew11rch
fou nda1k>n fQt o n a fl'te bone disease:.
The container wa!'I 11olen fnwn the Ookten Spoon
froicn )'OIUr1 shop on 1he comc:r of 11th Street and
Irvine Ave., borderina Newpon Beach and Cosl•
Mc~. Owner Alan Orcen'• 9-rcar-o&d nephew
auffcri rrom the rare "llfink bone .. diseaK known
as Ostcopae Ii lmperfetll. 1'hc tioy's pkture .,,
'
on~ can, a1oti1 wi1h information about 1~ d1"C:t\t:
from which about J0.000 Amcric•ns Auffer
"II may not seem li\e • big 1hef\. bul it seem~ prt11)
low down to run in and take charity money:· \aid
Green "Thi'\ is• pretty nrc disc:•sc.. It doc'sn 't get
1he press 1hat Jerry's 9'ids and muscular dy1trophy
Jo."
Green pbcc:d donation c.1n1 in both of hit G.1IJcn
Spoon froien )'Ol\lfl ttoru 1n CO!l.ta Mcu and
Irvine. "illl about ab weeks I sent a ched for about
S350 to the foundation,'' he uid, "People have hecn
very acncrous."
Orce.n's nephew. Tl'C)'. hM had 85 bone rracturtl
during h1?> nine )Cars of hfe. according to moche1
lll·1'h G\:iu-w:r . "'hn JUiil fini"hed her 1crm as
prT .. 1den1 of tM CktMgene1tislmperfec:ta
I nunil1111on ·\\le have no ranuty ·htftory of this." •he
'au.I ·w e wcrc taken comp.leltt)o by 1urpriw:. When
I re~ "'II' ~rn h<' had four broken bonu.."
Trt\. who hie., with h11 f•mily in PitlJ.bur.h. PL,
cltnnot .... ilk •nd 1i. abnormally small for bu llC· Bui
h1~ mt..llh\'r '"'d he auc.nch school In his wMe·khair
<1nd ts a britht. wcll-adju ted k1d. "At far u..,......
will he walk !IOIT'leday or how Iona he will live -we
don't ha\-C 1hc anS'll-"er&, .. OllWICr said.
Seo llONE DtS~-
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• A 30-ycar resident of Cosla Mesa who has an 18-foot c.bcrry-
toma10 plant growing in his front yard.
'"It started growing five years ago from seeds tha1 had cilhcr
fallen from another plant or possibly from lhc wind bk>wing them
lhuc," be said.
l'UlllY .. llltlll&i'lmt••IEE----------
Wben Wakdcy's neighbors arc making salads they c.omc ove r
and help \hemsclvcs to the tomatoes from the gigantK: plant
which bas become well-known in the neighborhood. "I don't
mind, there's plenty for everyone. There's abou1 1,000 or so
tomatoes on there. They're like pods of grapes. One little pod
had 13 tomatoes."
T-11111 lllE Y•'----------
Ordinarily you would keep 1hc plant trimnu~d anJ they would
grow ootward. "But we wanted 10 see ho"' high ii v.·ould grow."
It's nov. growing in to the 18-foot pine tree nc:.1 to it. entwining
its leaves around it. ··rm going 10 let it keep gru"'ing. I gt•t a
ladder out there and k.ccp tying it up v.·1th rope.°'
By A11n1c Shoon1an
M oog wa!'> nllt a philosophical man. If hc had been, he
might h&\e pondered !he implications Of serving 3 man
..,.,·ho no longer knc-w him. He might have wondered a1
~rving a man .... ·ho no longer knc"'' e\'en himself
What he lackeJ 1n erud111on. hlWl'e,·er, ~li 'I~ partly made up
for ""Ith J \ihrant 1nSllllCI for .~eJf·prescrVlilllJn, ho ned durin8
lhrec harrny,1 ng year> tn 1hc boxing nng. And 11 .,.,·a s 1his animal
rmpulse th:it J>UV'Crcd h1!> 1hought!> a!> !"le sat by the bed of CorLy
M1Je, on that grar summer mo rning.
"Suppose the gu) do n'1 ""'ant tu pay mt·."
he mused. He looked :u his boss's
angchc. sleeping ra1.•c'"Wha1 if I talk tu
him and tell hin1, hey, I bt:cn !akin' care
of hin1 .,.,•hilc ht··~ be1.·n 1n the hospital so
he '''rites a check t>ut the signature don't
c0mc l)Ut right. ·men lhe bank calls and
a~k' 1f ht·'s ('nrky Miles and he ~ays no.
ORANGE COAST he'~ So nic ft!>h mnn~cr or Willia111 B~·run
6EQIJ\L o r someb..xtv."
Being lo)>i in these (hsqu1cting
c11ntemrl<llt<\fl S, it was some minutes
by Shera/ l•BMu hefnre Mvog nu11 ccd the man in the light
t-lue Jugging, ~uit ~landing al the far end
of the rcxim h\' the J1•11 .
'"Who yuu"" he 1n4u1rc:J. trying nol-altogether succe~)>fulh·· to
mu~ltr a lone uf h.trd-cdged nunchalanct" ·
"'I'm (.'nrk~ ·, t>r11lher :· came the rcpl)'.
"Mr Mile-s dnn't h:nc a bro1her," Moog p.uned
"N,\t hi ... na1 ur.1I bn,thcr; I mean "''e y,·crc 1n Zc1a El.l Pi
l•lgethcr.'" 1hc blue 1nan -said, paticn1ly.
~100~ thtlUf!ht he remcmh<-red once ha\·1ng had a hlut·herrv
'1n1Jel 1n .1n l''t.1hh,hrnent h) that name But he couldn't be.
'UT<"
"\\ell. ~(l\J .11n·t 'urpo.1~cd t(i be here. rt :i1n ·1 \1,1 11ng hours,·· he
SJid. 1hin~1n.!I L1 ""1sc-.t tn .1s.ser'1 some mcal'urc uf authority.
··1 JUS1 "";1ntt·d IP 'iCC how Corky ""as Llo1ng.·· MoeJg was no l 1n
1he habit uf .1cccrting gratullics from strange'' But a~ he glanced
~t the SJflO h1ll 1n the '!ranger's fingers. he rct'allcd ht~ recen1
hne .1f th11uf!ht c·1.1~p1ng the hill. he noddeJ tUV>ard a chair next
II) the bed
'"I gut•,, 11 ""un 't hurt :1ny1 h1ng. JU SI for a couple-o f minute~."
rhc man .,.,,,s hlunJ. 1n hi' latt 4Us or earh 50s. wi1h a tennis
tan ~lo•Jg nllt1ccd the n1.1n "'a~ carrying a b;own athlc1ic bag,
JUSI h~e Cn r~y·~. He did n•H nt1t1tt th-at rhe hag N>te an
1dcn11ficat11111 tag with the name ('nrky Miles prinled on 11
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Traveling life
a good blend
of work, play er--,.._
D an S1uan bu spent almol1
half of his life ac fain,
traveling from state to state
200 <bys out of the year, scJling a
contraption that be says "can
replace 10 appJiances in your
home."
Stuart, 37, is one of 12S
merchant.s pushing wares in the
cavernous Commercial Building at
the Orange County Fair this year,
where shoppers can find
everything from c innamon rolls to
vacuum cleaners.
Stuart has been se lling the same
blender-like device -called a
Vita-Mixer -for 18 years, making
his way to state and county fairs in
his mini motor home. When he is
not selling his goods he is a l home
in St. George, Utah with his wire
and rour children.
··Life on the road can be
lonely," Stuart said. ''But once you
set up the booth, the fun begins."
Roughly 75 percent of the
vendors working al 1he Orange
Coun1y Fair do this as full time
jobs, Stuart estima1es. Tht: other
25 percent are either local
merchants or advertisers.
Stuart got his start as a traveling
vendor when he purchased his 0\1111
Vita·M i.\er 18 years ago und liked
it so much ht asked the company
if he could start selling it. "It can
make ice crean1 in 30 seconds and
a lonf of bread for 30 ccn1 ~," he
boas1s.
Stuarl. ...,•ho y,as raiscJ 111
O range ('1lunc y. said hi s n101hcr
wan1ed her nine children tu
bccoml· n10\'1C s1a rs, Shc trudged
lhc ye•ung:.tcrs ltl a talent ;1gcnt.
lliat ""a~ 1n 11,1.c;5 , fr\1m th en unul
1972, Stuart "'·1~ an cx1ra in
varinu~ mo' tc' :i.nd telc\·1,1on
'ho"''
"~lo~1t ' .1nJ tclcvi!>IOll 'crtpt'
~1;1rtcJ getting r:iunchier and
raun..:h1c:r ," he said. "~ty mother
d1·c1.!c J th:ll was enough (1f
'tardom ..
·--Oa~ Stuart travels all over the west selling his super·blende r, the Vita·Mixer, al fairs and trade shows.
He 5 one of hundreds of traveling sales people working this year's Orange County fair.
I ravel~ to fh·c fairs a year and does
15 other shows including
con\'Cnlions a nd home shows. He
est imale ~ he gives an a\·erage of 20
lo 2."i den1onstra1ions a day, or two
an hour.
'"fou work 12 hour days, bu!
when you're nut Uoing shows you
have total vacat ion time," he said.
"I'd rather be doing this than
working eight hour day!I , coming
home and (ailing asleep in front of
the 1e\cvision.
'l·d rather
be doing this
than working
eight hour
days,
coming
home and
falling asleep
in front of
the
Orange
County Fair
gets 1Jnly half
th<
allendancc
that a large
state fair
brings in. he
rates it
highly.
During the
;2-day fair.
Stuart says
laughing.
Stuan tries to make his
demonstrations fun and lively.
uf1en thrll""'·ing in jokes as he soc~
along.
'"( start by grinding wheat and
making a lot of noise," he said.
"That gets people's anention. 1\
crowd wilt galher and I have my
audtcncc."
Using fresh fruits. peels and all.
Stuart begins throwing everything
into the blender. His spiel cites
the nutritional ""'aV tu cat 1tnd h<\~
easy ll can be achieved with h1~
gadget.
Th:it v.:1' 1hc end of one career
and lhl' start of anotht'r. I-l e sold
his vcr~atilc gadget 10 friends,
rcl:11 1.,•cs anti neighbors. and th~·
company soon asked him if he
wanted to lake his act on the road.
"When I'm at hun1c I have
plt·nty of time to be with my kids.
We go camping. fishing and
skiing," he said. "I ha\•e 165 days
off thro ughout the year to, be with
rny l':imi1.v." Hi~ oldcsl son is wi1h
hin1 on this tour.
television .. • ---traveling salesman
he wilt sell 60
to 80 of his
blenders, at
$339 a piece.
That includes
the video tha t
shows you
Within 11 minute's-t ime~~--
made some fre sh juice that'tie
S1uar1. who considers hin1sclf a
··professional demonstrator,"
Sluart says selling his product is
··fairly lucrittive." Although 1he
whal ii can do.
"The video's rated G," he said.
starts passing out to passershy. ··1
gave some of this juice to my
poodle, and now it's a great danc,"
he 1clls the n1
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'lr•.,~·· lo11nt)' R"C..,,tkr'• f!fftn:
In Costa Mna: In 19n, cteatufea be&an io emcrae on walls at
Cos1a Mesa Hi3h School. The brilhlty cofored mural. on •
concrete wall 20 fe et hi&h and 90 lcet tona, wu desianed by
student Leslie Van S<:oyok and eucutcd by 1tudcnt1 ot the:
MALT alternate s1udics pr0pam and Costa Mesa High :ttudenta.
The brightly colored mural of animals and flowen wu completed
in NoYCmbcr, 1977 at a cott of $"4)0 ror the acryUc paint.
Bcrome an Old M1 ter by tendlnf your hlttorial fkfl ro DkJ
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A rc1kkn1 of 1hc: 200 block or S•ybruot <.:oun w•s met wuh an unwckomt
surprise when lhc: went lo sci in10 ber 1m wh11c Buick M"•l•n l.1)\ _,ck
IOftleonc Ud ltolc.n •II four hrcl. lc•ving the. car llllin& on cement bk>cU • A bedr•aled m•n "'•lkcd 1n10 TM Golden Spoon <48S F 1~1 J7th ~I and
r•n out tri1ll r.u cylindcn full of chuiac being rollcctCd for 1 i;:h.11ruy. ~m.rlo¥
ecs reported. The man, described u lte.ing mid-.\(\; wilh bn.....-n han • 11i)' b•~b.111 cap •nd ~1. ,1ok •boul SIOO •nltnded fnr the (ktco ... cn"' lmf'1'•-fect1 fownd11kin f' • A lS:-YCU-old wuman livina on lhe 1900 block of M•pk S11cc1 101.J J"l'licc
she trukc IO ft~ • m•n tnlcrin& .l'lcr bedroom tC<"Cntfy She )'<lkd •nd he
fled, lelvin1 behind the 1ud10 cqu1pmcn1 •nti IOWctt he 11pparcn1ly inlcnded
10 Slc:ll • A Co.ht Mcu n111n w1~ 11111led Sunday on 1u~p1tl0fl of n111rdc1 for the ,l•b-
l>inJ dc11h (Jf • p•troo in 1 Sant• An1 b11. jl(llK'c 1111d Moflday
Stephen Pt.In, '40. alkJCdly •l1bbl:d 48-yc•t·old M1kclo ~f•gw .ner Pl••n
wu l,.ught tryinf In take aomo ml.WIC)' 1cpo!lcdly bcton1ing Masco 1s 11 l1y
Ofl the CIOUnlcr 0 the Soorttma•'• Bai II 44()6 W. Firu Sr It 11\0ut 7 •.S S.1-
urd1_y niahl, uld S11. J~n Dlllld ol 1hc San11 An1 Polic'c Depi111mcn1 When~apc> COftfnwued Pl1ln •bout the inonq, Pl1in ll1bhcd him 1q lhe
thr011l trilh a 12-lnch khchcn k!lifc, Dinus uid.
WitnctKl who MW M•1c:o tH:.edina \\Opped Plain lrl"lffl lcaYifll and Mk!
h1in until polk:c arri¥cd.
M1p WU taken 10 ua ~1cdkal Cc:nler. wtlcrc: he l111cr d1<J
M11n wu i-aiktl 1.>n wspkion ot murck1, iaitl 011111>
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n Jeff Parker did
[With his third 0.€. mystery
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.. PIE prioll IDd bin dae..... weer ......... r:;:,,.•. Newpwt 8ada. wu .,._ .._., .,. sArtl ...... en at• Jett
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l>ilputlaal? Or II IM killer no."
rally a Doaeld Brea ""' •H Heat, .. bow9U'el, waa. ooo. mJaht uy, IOUDd-e.lib named C. Dmd a diffemtt ltOrJ. Jell wt.idly remembcn the day
CaatrcU? he received a pboac call from St Martin's Preas.
And will the citY• chief of They wuacd IO publish the book. .. It WU May
police win a~ dirty 23, 1984. I had just been laid off at Ford. just a
election and be elec:ted mayor? few boun before the caU."
I ain't gonna tell SL Martin'• wu the fifth publisher to which
To find out, you'll hive to Jeffs agent had 1ubmitted "Lapna Heat."
read T. Jeffcnon Parker's new "The fint one thought the 31o1 was good but
book, .. PacifJC Beal" lt is a the characten were lousy. an the second one
very pd read indeed, as critics said the characten were great but the plot was
arc fond of ia~ lousy," Jeff recalled. "The third one said it was
"Pacific Beat" as Parker's too easy to figure out, and the fourth said they
third published mystery novel, couldn't figure it out at all. Then came St.
all o( which have unfo&dcd in Oranae County. Martin's and they thought it wu just fine. Don't
"Lquna Heat'' was baled, of course, in Laiuna ever try to figure out publishers.''
Beach, "Little Saigon" in Westminster and
environs.
I tracked Jeff Parter (u with ffarry S Truman,
the ''T" doesn't stand for anything) to bis aerie
OYCrlooting Laguna Canyon. The road that takes
you there is more black topped alpine tnil than
street.
Two fierce watch pups, a golden retriever and
a chocolate lab, attacked my face, licking it
savagely until their muter came out and called
off the dop.
Jeff agreed that "Pacific Beat" is his best
effort so far. "But that's the way it's supposed to
be," be said. "Whatever you do, you have to get
better at it, don't you?"
Parker bas spent 32 of his 37 years in Orange
County. He was raised in Tustin, went to Orange
Coast C.Ollege and graduated from UCI in 1976
with a degree in E nglish Literature.
After wandering Europe for a year. he went 10
worlt for the late Newport Beach weekly, The
Ensign, and in 1980 signed on as a reporter for
the Pilot. "That was really hard," Jeff recalled.
''You have to work all kinds of strange
hours ... you get ailed in the middle of the nigh1
to go out and cover some terrible thing ... ! didn't
have the time to write."
So he bailed out and became a tech wntcr and
editor with Ford Aerospace. "It was a lot easier
than reporting. l worked nine to five and never
took a single idea or care home with me. All I
had to do was take engineering writing and
translate it down to a seventh grade level. I
didn '! work very hard -nobody did -and the
'You get called in the
middle of the night to go
Out and cover some
terrible thing ... I didn't
have the time to write .•
"Laguna
Heat,"
published in
1985, sold
about 36,000
copies in hard
cover and
around
400,000 in
pa~rback.
"Little
-T. AJll II ,__ Saigon" came
mystery writer out in 1988
and sold in
about the
same numbers. Projectio ns are 1hat "Pacific
Beat" will do at least as well.
"Laguna Heat" was made into an HBO movie
~pccial starring Harry Hamlin, Jason Robards
and Rip Torn, and "Pacific Beat" has been
optioned by producer Jay Weston. On 1op of all
that, there arc rights for foreign ale~ and audio
lapcs of his boolcs.
And there will be another in 1994. Parker
seems to have settled into a three-year
pubhshing cycle. "It just happens that way. I'd
like 10 get it dO't'n to less, but I just can't make
<;<>me things happen. It wo uld sure make a lot of
people happier 1f I could get ti down to two
years."
Saturday: lns1clc: "Pacific Bent "Tucsda;: Jeff
Parker on the craft of .,Hi ting -and making a
//\,inB at 11.
111a111n ••11acts st1111111C1 In tramc I
NEWPORT BEACH -You Andy Gonis said.
could almost say it rained on their OH1 cc r s 'POI 1 cJ a I Q7~
parade. Oldsmobile that matched the I
Three shoplifting suspects '>USpect vehicle description 'tud. in
allegedly fl~eing Fashion·-Island ~ traffic . at San _J.Q_a_gytl]_ _an.d
---after sf'tllhng S900 iOffilOf Taiiiboree roads. Jno;ide the car
clothing were nabbed by pohce with 1hc three su)pccts "'a., the
Monday when their car got stuck clothing, which had allegedly been
in a traffic Jam created by the s1olen from Broadwav departmrnt
closure of a portion of northbound o;tore, "A-Ith the ~111re taiz" '1111
Jamboree Road due 10 a waler· attached, Gonts said I
line break. Arres ted o n \U'>p1c1on o f
Mc ~nwh1lc . p o lice "'e r e commercial burglal') were Gardcnj
searching for three suspects who residents Patricio We rner Peralta.
were seen cmpryrng clothing into 38, and David Gomez.. 41, and
an older, orange·colorcd four-door Hawtho rne rc~1dcnt L con1dc~
car in the shopping center parlcing Carbapl, 49
lot. Newport Beach Police Sgt.
COMMODORES CLUB
Newport Harbor Area Cham~r of Comm«-rcc-
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THE 56TH ANNUAL
''FLIGHT
OF THE
LA.SERS''
Sunday, July 28, 1991
Newport Beach, California
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.. r. wry adled lbout beifta
oftered the polilioft." Hep Wd.
"I A.bi.Ilk this Is tomelhinl that will ~ really aoocS for me at thil
taine."
~ usistaat conductor, Hege
will be responsible for conducting
PSO's "Mervyn's Musical
Mominp" family concerts,
in-school education programs and
free conceru for the Hispanic
community; assistin& Music
D1r.aor Cart St. aw a.
prepetMioa al cmc:au; pelt
.. ~ a...,mc•ta, ud
1.1.Ddentud)'ina for c:ondudon of
PSO'• coecctU.
.. Alla ~ry CX1emFlc ~·' nditiom -whit ~rable
laput from the mgeiciem ol our
orcbcstn -we bM'e telcdcd
IOmeOnC who cao lead our family
seriea and outreach p~ with
insiJbt and impiration,' said St.
Clair.
A native of Denver. Colo., Hege
recently completed a muter or
music dcsree in orcbestraJ
conductin1 from Universiry of
u~ where he Jtudied with
Madeline Schatz and former
Ocvcland Orcbatra wiltant
conduc:\or and San Antonio
Symphony Music Director
Cluistophcr Wilkins. While ill
Ut4lh, he served as music direc:tor •
of the University's Utah Si:ngen :
and directed the Universjty
Chamber Orchelltra.
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TI1ere \\-ere son1e fant cbtic sales in The Pilot toJay.
Since they changed to co\·erin g only Ne\\[Ort Beach
and Co~ta ~\esa l fi nd L 1ut a I\ 1t lnore of \\'h<1t l need
tu kn o\\'. TI1e St.x:ie~ page i~ ~rreat. l sa\V Can )l and
Richard'~ pictu re ~01n the rarty last week; l didn't
see the one uf Michael and lne though.
l did, ho\Ve \·er, find a dog trainer and plu1nber
in classifieds. And l really needed both of then1. l
\vo nder if there's a sec ti on for kid trainers. Or maybe
kids for sa le. H1n1nm, th at's an idea; l \vonder how
n1uch l could
get. ! f otmd out in
The Pilot that more than 4 5 °/o of the house -
holds in Ne\VfOrt and Costa Mesa have in-
co1nes over $50,COO. So, l'm sure somelxJy ~·1"
co uld afford her.
The paper comes out Tue~ay, Thursday and
Sa turday. If she doesn't straighten-up by Thursday
!' ln calling The Pilot.
Thank You THE NEWP: BEACH • cosrA MESA
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Worker$ gunned down at fast-food joint
SANTA ANA -Two Costa Mesa men were kilJed
late Tuaday nAabt during an apparent robbery
attempt at the fut-food reataurant where they
worbd.
friend drOYC to the hot dos stand, saw the lights on
and back door ajar and called police, Haacker said.
Police found that an undetermined amount of
money was gone from the cash register, making them
believe Bellow and Cabral may have gotten in the
way of a robbery. Neither man was tied up, but each
suffered several bullet wounds, Hucker said.
The bodia of Andrea Bellow, 29, and bis 18-year-
old nephew, Antonio Cabral. were discovered at
about 3:30 a.m. Wednesday inside Der
Wicnendmiml at 1401 W. MacArthur Blvd. Both
men bad been abot multiple times, said Santa Ana
police epot.awoman Maureen Haacter.
Police found the bodies after Bellow's wife woke at
2 a.m. ud noticed her husband and nephew had not
returned to their home on Canyon Road. She and a
The robbery, reportedly the thfrd there since two
March holdups, probably occurred around 11 p.m.
when Bellow, the restaurant manager, and CabraJ.
who worked as a cook. were closing up for the night,
Haacker said.
-By Eatllr Ad..u
New law cracks
down on partying
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More than SO volunteers were
recently honored for their
participation in the Newport
NB W p 0 R T BE Ac H &each Public Library Adult
P•-n wbo ru•t can't get by witli Literacy Program, including one
-•1 -,-volunteer who has given more than hoklina only one bacchanalian fest 1,000 bou~ or her time to the
a moftih might want to cut back -library.
the city will begin charging Carol Hazelwood, president of
P.fOPCrty owners for police services the Literacy Board of Directors,
1( officers respond twice in one was honoresf with a special trophy
month to the same location to for her hours of volunteer work.
break up parties. Diplomat Awards went to Mike
Aiming to ena>urage parents Brady, Christine Cakinari, Carolyn
and ablentee landJords to keep a Van, K.a rl Hawley and Flo Reese.
closer eye on their children and Honored by being sworn into
tenants, the City Council adopted 1hc "400 Club" -those who
the change to I.be city's pracnt have volunteered more than 400
party house law this week. hours -were Richard Appleby,
Barbua Hoffman, Susie WeUinger,
Harold l...adin and Donna Daniel.
Receiving the 1991 Ambassador
Award wu Pilot Editor William
Lobdell, recognizing his efforts on
behalf of promoting literacy in the
business community. Presenting
the award was Herrick Hanson,
owner of Little Inn on The Bay
and last year's recipient of the
same award.
The awards dinner was held on
the lawn outside Newport Center
Library.
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home Sua•y
afteraoon .
SIJlal he DO
lo•acr
recop~ed hia
wife, Pegy, or ·
his house. He was clitclo¥ered by
poltce about 4:20 a.m. Wednesday,
without his car or keys, lookin&
bedraggled and lost.
"~-k's f~st asleep "?W In his ~
chair," said son David Metkovich
of Costa Mesa. "He felt he'd been
gone one nigbt, but he didn't know
why." --··· ~•son WIS not
carrying the
keys, be
could'\'e left
Others probably weren't so
lucky when the enc.ire Park
N~ complex lolt water. But
within about 20 minutes, water
officiala found the problem -a
water valve on the complex
grounds bad been cloled -and
returned water service to the
hundreds of tenants..
The family feared the wont
when Metkovich got in bis 1984
Oldsmobile Toronado and drO¥C
off. The symptoms of Alzheimer's
bad been increasing in rec:eet
year and the former Major
the car unlocked,
ignition.
keys in the Wes Dewberry, 4, enjoys a summer splash in the Fuhion Island fountain.
Jeff Staneart, deputy city
utilities director, said the valve was
presumably cloled by a c:ontnetor
doing maintenance work at the
complex and wor~en simply forgot
to open it again.
Newport Fire Department reverses stance on canyon clearing
The incident wu only distantly
related to the water line break
along Jamboree Road that created
a large underground bole and
pro mpted c losure of th e
northbound lanes for a few hours
Monday. Park Newport gets its
water from an extension line
connected to the main line that
was shut off Sunday while city
crews tried to find the broken
section.
By Ins Yokol
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NEWPORT BEAOl -After a year of fighting citizen
opposition, the Fire Depanment has backed off it s
controversial effort to get homeowners alo ng Corona dcl
Mar's canyons to trim the trees, bushes and brush on their
propcrtiei..
In a report to the City Council thts week, Fire Chief Jim
Reed recomme nded the department not require property
owne rs to clear the vegetation in Buck G.ully and Morning
Canyon as onginally directed by the council.
"Public support for this program has been vutuall~
nonexistent," Reed wrote. "Several homeowners exprcs:.cu
that they were d"' drC o f ~e risk and felt that it was wnrth
•
takine."
The department feels it hu fUJlilled its ohligation to
make property owncn aware or the potential fire hazard
and threat to their homes created by the thick vegetation,
Reed wTotc.
"The chief felt that we have done everything we can do,"
said Deputy Fire Marshal Jim Upton. '"We've warned you.
The ciry is not in a polition to force the abatement,
principally due to budget con.uatnt.s."
Fire officials see the mass of trees, bu~hes and brush in
the two canyons as fuel for a roaring blaze that would
overwhelm firefighters and swallow up canyon homes. Last
August. the department directed the 165 canyon
homeowners to remove dead bru&b and prune the trees and
Champagne
Up to 80% off!
HUGHES MARKET
FREE* 2-LITER PEPSI • OR COKE!
With this ad & minimum Pinwheels
bushes artd warned that if they didn't do so. the city would
do the work and bill the homeowners.
Some homeowners complied, but the majority contended
the cleanup would strip the land of its natural vegetation,
euccrt>ate erosion problems on the steep slopes and harm
the wildlife in the canyon.
The outcry forced the City Council( to postpone the
clearing project while a consultant analyzed the effects. The
city-hired consultant, a retired U.S. Forest Service official,
agreed with the Fire Department.
But other environmental experts, including a U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service biologist, supported the homeowners'
claims that the program would ruin the environment.
nnua
If Park Newport's valve was
open, the shutdown of the
Jamboree Road line wouJdn't have
interrupted the apartment
complex's water service, Staneart
explained.
II
Crown Hardware
Cuisinart parts, brass bath accessories
& towel bars, and selected ceramics
50% off! •
1
$5 purchase. Limit one
off er per customer. Prices slashed up to 80% offl
ITI Federal Bai
FREE popcorn & a special
checking off er.
Valid through
July 31, 1991.
.*Reg. or
Diet PkJS
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All spring & summer items must gol
Shell Oil
FREE Car Wash -One day onlyl
Clownsl Balloonsl
Images Hallmc1
Thousands of bargains i8' ~
goods, gift wr,ap and selaE
items all 50%-90% offl
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Friday
Kids Day
(Children 12 and under
will be admitted !Tee)
Open: 10 a.m. to midnight
18 :30 •.•.
Mars hmallo w Buil ding
Contest, Carnation Kids'
Stage
1 p.a. -Bubble Gum
Blowing Contest, Centennial
Stage
J p.m. -"Where Can She
Bee?" Contest sponsored by
The Pilot, Budwe iser
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Jenni Clossen, 1 l , of Costa MeN pis • bopenberry pie ~ during the .. All-A.mmcan Pie bting
Contest" on Thursday •t the Orange County F.Ur.
tcriyaki-<Jrcnched dishes. The
proprie tors here arc thoughtful
enough to have a display of the
dishes -under plastic, of course
-for the viewing pleasure of their
patrons.
We ordered the Hawaiian
Teriyak.i, which consists of two
slight strips of beef lanced with
wooden skewers and showered in
sweet tcriyaki. A bit saJty. v.e
agreed. But ever so good for a
warm-up act, even at $2. 95.
Nut, we drifted over to the
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Australian Battered Potatoes
booth and ordered the battered
potatoes -$3 with an extra buck
tacked on for the ranch dressing.
Ouiously, there was a small squ1n
bottle filled Wlth vinegar on the
counter. We gave the whole mess
a couple of blasts and dug in. We
sbouldn 't have.
That's when Emily spotted the
rora dop. A favorite, apparent!)
A corn dog is a com dog is a com
dog. in my book.. But these were.
well, com dop. We paused long
enough to wash lhem down W'llh 1
gJa.ss of lemonade and then IDO\ ed
aJong.
No sense m letting our appct1t~
get my from U.5.
Next we ducted into Becker's
Cutting Board Cafe, wbdl proudly
boasted that it was SC Mng
baby-bad nbs on this parucular
afternoon. Inside. I took stock of
the situation -no grease. DO
smoke.. outta here.
And that's when I bumoed into
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wt.ere ICDC three damea bSdl ralCd ...... and p..,.. Oller.
bed ol coala. ...
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illlonncd that
10'& bad to
~ batf a
cbic*ea -$4
with Fre:och
fries or SS. 9S
witb fries and
colc slaw.
Tbc:se people
didn't seem
to appreciate
that 1 was oo
• jowualisbc
mjssjon here
and. besides
that. was
The com
dogs, the
pineapple
fritters and
the artichoke
hearts fried
in enough
batter to
make your
arteries
howl. ..
~tung a bttk full
We ordered baJf a bi.rd, which
the chef immedUteJy dunked in I
~t ol barl>ecue sauc:c On a
nearby sbdJ was a Thermc»-cize
ront.ai.ncr of Parmesan c.bcae, a
bottle of Tabasco s.aucc and a
tumbler of black pepper. I winced.
And so we ate, and it was good.
Stagenng now. we ~ to
calJ It a mcaJ and beaded back to
the office. qutcldy brushing past
the rotton candy, the
custard-~red ice aeam. the
candy apples. the Sno-cooes. the
cinnamon rolls, the ...
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&-.... lild 8ubua (Ml Wife who
died ill 1971) IDd I trawled OD',
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cdibrllill In Eapad aad
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~·•peel .. retind ~ ~~~WUlt
OOC 1m.1m WW. two leaves -
OM to pt Mi clodonto;from
oa.A aad the otber so aerve as
"'°9 dlwdor at UC RMnide.)
R idaudl.wbo11U.Oa -'-redrod licomed mam.se, family ud dilld
c:oumelor, 11 DQW in tbe
60-plus-1~Httk aae poup .
Aa a very )'OWll man lie tboualit
of becomil foreip correspondent
like Edwu Murrow or maybe be
a dJplomat to Latin countries. (His
latest trip was to South America.)
Maybe be bas, in a way, achieved
those dreams.
Richards is 1 board member of
the Newport Beach Sister City
Association which is affiliated with
Antibcs, France; Okazaki, Japan,
and Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. The
group shares cultural, social,
educationaJ and business ideas. He
is also vice president of the
Orange County Protocol
Foundation, a group that hosts a
wide variety of visitors from
around the world.
"In high school and college.
many of my friends were deciding
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~Cllbyterian Qurdl. "We IN Illy
miNaten who -.i and
supplement but not duplicaae what
the miniller does. w~ help by
being a friend who will lil&on."
H is otber involvement.a ln the
community are as chairman
of the Men's Patron Committee or
the fashionables (Chapman
CoUegc ), and he was one of tbc
fouoden or Ouys and Dolls
Chapter of the Performing Arts
~nler. He bas been associated
with about 2S organizations, and
served on 14 boards incluJing
Newport Balboa Rotary, Newport
Arts Commission, South Coast
Repertory and Udo Isle
Community Association.
To stay fit for all of his activities
Richards credits eating sensibly
and exercise. At rus econd home
in Palm Springs, he's in the pool
every da_y and on Lido, he steps
out of htS door and into the bay
for a swim. Brittany Bo, his golden
retriever, i.s often seen going
across the bay with her master. BB
is also a first rate mate on
· Richards' boat.
His financial fitness stems
partially from wise inve tmcnti. in
real estate.
"My dad told me to buy land.
buy it cheap and get it near the
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Jerrel Rk:hard1 and his dog Brittany Bo enjoy an outing on the sand outside his Udo Island home.
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time was entrepreneur in real
estate with 40 purchases from San
Oernente to Malibu. "In 1952 lots
were selli"8 for $3,000 on Lido,
and we paid $20,000 for our first
home. They wanted $30,000. but
we only had $20,000, and they
took it."
D uring those early days on
Lido, there were many
Hollywood celebrities as residents.
Richards bought his home from
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Brown) used to ride by on way to
her parents' home down by the
clubhouse; Nanette Fabray lived
next door; director George Stevens
had a house; Johnny Mercer lived
here and played at my son's
christening. Another resident was
Ray Milland, and Oaire Trevor
lived across the street. Jane
Wyman lived here after her
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With all his travels, friends and
community activities, Richards
manages to save time for another
~aj<>r attraction in his life -
eight-month old granddaughter
Kylie, daughter of Heather and
Mark Garvin of Irvine. "She ii
very mature," said Richards, who
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I , romcz WAS BUND
II.AMS rr ON THE
Klc&Tl.E -Colorful
Judge C.J ScUIJdc. who left us
last week. loYed to wear
outrqeous ties to balance hls
somber black robe.
In Schmidt'• courtroom a
few yean 110. Atty. B. Richard
Gould said,
tongue firmly
planted in
check, that he
admired
Hizzoner's
monstrosity
that made a Jlppy nun's habit
...... look like ------•Joseph'~ coat.
1 he
hcamtng Local
Scene 1uJge
------promptly n:moved the gosh-awful tic Jnd
presented it to the la"' -..er
Nett time Gould appcJrcd
10 Schmidt\ cnurtr1x1m .
prc~nttng a routine ni1111011 he
.... ore the Jauhn~ ncl\..t1c
No argument r hc m1111o n "'a' quickly gr,1ntl·J
(Note: O tck (iould \q 1rt· th..:
h•ud lie ag.tin . .it \tn11d ., ·,
mc:morial ~e" ICl' f Pr h1'
lo1ngt 1me fm:nd AnJ 1111 ....
l'\Crvone .1~rce' tt 'h1111ldn 1 t l
.... 11rn again until l l.ill11\\1'cn I
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Jt the Rohen M11ndJ' 1 ( t:nt c:r
in Cmta Me'"
The: gathcnn~ .... 111 hPnnr
Dorothy Liff, .,..h.,' rL'llllh! ·"
the local ACS ..:omm111111'
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l-11nging 3ll l JUt11..m:ir> ~ .. ,.i ..
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It creature' lr.•m tl·r
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, hll l{e.ilh "llr.I .. 111"
\\It hnut hot hl' I 1111! 11 •
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<)uinn·, d.i""' r-i.: < •'l\l. ltl
l•,mcrt1Me amt hl· 1dl.· I '•r 1
rt:l'l'pt1on .11 t he \m.;ri, in
I e~111n hall I n r1111tl· thn
pullcJ intn lhl I '•• ,, 11, 1
nn ~e~port B1111ln.u d ind
I 1nlcv Street
'"-c'rc from \I 1•, ,t11rptd
< arroll. but t he .1ltl·ri.l.1111 ''·I'
11n1mpre'1setl I he ''"" 1, 1..l 111n
,Jme from fol~-111 thl nnt • ir
-a Jll'\t-m.1rr1Cd ,11uph in
1t1rm.1I wct..ldin~ rn: 1 1
1\dminn1t ( .tr 11 •II. 1 he hr 111•
l•cJmcd "'h1ur ,, ,1 1rn1• 1,
helter than m1nl'
\\t:U.. Tttt\ 'l tu
K.NOCKEO nu. ·11· ()I I Oto
IT What ICJlh ~tiled the
Rali:l<13 Ba\-Cl11h ' c;N 1 1mll111n
e:\pan'>1on pl.in'
There's 1h1-. te~ anal"''"
from a h1ghly-ro:~ 1rJeJ
Newport ~ach re.ii t'\tatc
tycoon, who ;\ .. led rnr
anonym1ry
"It was the dreaded 'H
word '"
Elucidauon, pica~ 1
"That's H . "" in H11tcl I h"
town need an other hntd lt~c
our county f.ur nt·u.I' 1nnthcr
rock band
L~ SOME f ~ U.TTt..R~ RE
POINTLE S Returd
J<lumahJI Pq Uaape h " .1
friend. 97 year-oW l"qsy l~M
E'Yan~. who 1tV~ ~he rnJ'lY'
rc1dln1 the new unp~d
Piiot.
"Y,lu ,hould wntc tu the
edito r and tell him «l '.a.icl
Hu pa.
Pew's c~' •••nkleil "I
wouJd," he wd
IUFFELL'S
IPllUTEIY llC. ...................
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Assisteens
carry on long
tradition
T be 1um1Der neai• waa
wanner -ome~ ia tM
neitbbotbood ol tbe Myall
Repncy qyme. It ~ l.1111
sometbini to do witi tm.e
excitement emanatina from~
19 you.ng women were be'-1
introduced to
society.
Saturday night
t he Assistance
Lea gue of
Newport Beach
held its second
annual Medallion
Debutante Ball.
Lona known for
i t s ma n y
philant hro p ic
projects. the
l e ague is
philosophically
committed to
instilling its sense
.CINllle
J1111
Society
of community service in it's
members' children.
1 he 1991 Assisteens Dcbutantcs
carry on that tradition of service.
rhq arc Christina Abbott,
JcnnifM Braun, Lara Carlsen, Kelty
Fulton, Holly HM1nam, Aimtt
Jolliffe, Emily Johnson, Kristen
Kloster, Lisa Liberto, ChrHtine
M cClintoclt, Jana Mielke,
Ju queline O 'levy, Prentice
Perkins, Lynn bndaJI, ChristiM
Rh ie, Carolyn Rohrer, Tracy
Schriber, Tara Stflnptt, and Sheri
Stroffc
Beginning the party. the girls
Jnd their mothers welcomed
The deb
gowns were
traditional
(nothing off
the
shoulders
please!).
guests. Deb
mother
Mi c hael
Perkins w as
j u bilant "l
thmlt wbat lS
so great about
the evening is
the recc&vmg
line. It allows
the girls to
greet a nd
rcalh thank those who have come
to c~lebrate and make this debut "1 ~p..:c1al ! ..
M 6e ,\1111111 1 D .. <1 nt1 W ~from left. ~ Abbott.
T .. 5'rrf*, ~ .... er Md...,., ....._-wa.
~tting during the fe-stivitift wtte, frvm left. Christine Rhie .
~ta hrtam, A.imtt Jolliffe and Tr~ Schri~r.
i\bking bst minut~ adjustme-nts to th~ir outfits \IW"~, from left.
Emity Johnson. Lynn bnd..11. t..r.i Cartsen .ind ~st~ KJostt"r.
evening fam1fy oncnted ··
from ~ Otmtine Mcdintolc., Jennif~ Braun and Kelly Futton talk
with ~t chainwman Mn. Jam~ Mears.
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The ~80 attenJmg (1tl.l..eb SIOO)
entered the glittering ballroom
where mirror-topped tables
reflected the innocence of the
l t:nterp1ecc'. each a bll unique.
\Ct thcmat1call) connectcJ in hul"s
,,(cream and peach R D Ramirez
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NaturaJly lherc "''" "'.aluing
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commenced -.1th lotxter ti1~ue en
croute basking in cream JnJ
cogna~ Then came 'hnmr Jc
ionghe anJ p<>lll filch .ind hir J
finale there ""J ' ~ h.1cl'la1 c'
trurneJ ice crc.im l.h.cJ "'llh
'hern "..lUl"C
~ucnons
I he Jcb gl1wn' were trJJ1t11•nJI
1 n11th1ng olf the .. 11.iulJcr' plea..c')
\ 111ncd l'r beaded or h1llli.... mg 1n
,i1i.. mom.'. the "'omen made their
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rrl ,entcJ h~ the Honorahlc D•ryi
Arnold ( 1 he tonne r . .\mba\,aJ,ir 1r1
\111c.1pore l the girl,. c-.i:-orteJ h'
lhl'.tr l,1thcr,, g1ltcJ their mother'
\\1th rii"c' ~a1J hall C'h.11N C'man
\.ir'i . J.imes Me.irs. ·Their mother-.
irt: h<:h1nd them all the way. 11
lint\ <1cem<1 rt[lht that we made the
Pulling trJJ111on a,1Je r 1d:mg
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\ounJ~ 1lf Mu"c reminded the
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rcprir;w from ~ t. •
--19119 ...., .... -a Y.Oot lit« city ollldalt -9t .. a b.ckhot and "ctewd--oiif· lh
property.
. Some --... city clc11cd tbe property't dense
powth 10 -ill ..........
potential ~ IO that it can be
sold for deielcprwnt. The ~ dcy
Pa~ ud Recnadon O>nuoloUon
-lpiml makin1 the. -• city park in Januuy 1990.
"'!'bey -in bcie -...,.. mOotbl ogo and ~ the
liviq hell out of it," 'Uid,.TI-ycar-
old neighbor Jack Alward. He has
nurtured the 3,(J()()...tQulft-foot lot,
at 4210 River A~ .• for the last 26
years. "They destroyed it. They
made it a wecd·k>t again."
City part and tree maintenance
Superintendent Jack Broob uid
1herc is no regular maintenance of
the property. "We put a trash can
out there," he said, "We basicaJly
took al it as a vacant lot."
. ........
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-~ -... ........ 1936 b..,.i.t.._ ..... _
-lo<plt ...... 1!189. wi.a
... Alwardt-.. - -to the lot la lflit, It -111 ·~ .. • .... Jt .... full "'· 1in e1•1, b~tJe-1, 1n old reflliel--., ju ... 1 bunch of ;ut.." A»ard uid. After its
\taMfonaatlon , Alward sa id
rctideats and tbeir children
roe:Nrly . used tbe lot as a
11<ilbborhood p1rk.
City Man.,Cr Rcecrt Wynn said
he expccu tbc proposed sale of
the propehy to come berorc voters
again aiter ci\y officials complete
their ~ of a new muter plan
ror city parb ... It may be in
months or years, but the city
ahollld attempt to develop the
property o r sell it," Wynn said.
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Some ci ty officials say the
properly never was a "People's
Park," just a private "side yard"
used by Alward and his wife ... It
',\;J\ no more a people's park than
Ory Councilwoman Jean Watt is
one of the few city officials in
favor or preserving the si le ... The
others on the council in vRrying
dc~rees had almost a hostile
at11tudc toward this. Their fee ling
was, this man wanted to keep it
for his own private use," Watt
said. ··1 don't think Iha! at all. We
owe him a debt of gralitude for
t11king care of ir all these years."
---Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alward stand in front of the vacant Newport Beach lot that neighbors had, until recently, called People's Park. City of.
fi cials want to sell the parcel <1nd recentty tore out much of the grttnery the Alwards had planted and tended on the parcel.
From A1
Although t:-i e re arc more
sufferers of "brittle bone"' disease
than cystic fib rosis or hemophilia,
its liule·known slatus has hurt
rt!>C arch efforts, according to
Glau<;et. "When the awareness
lt\"el 1<; this io'N, so arc the
rrse:1rch Jollars." she said.
Last ·r hu rsday nig ht at about 8,
~lure employee Melanie G regg saw
J d1r1y looking man in his 30s grab
the donation can from the yogurt
..;hop cou nter. She said he was
wearing a bascl->all cap and a green
l '·shirt, and was about S foot , 9
inches tall with dark hair and
mediun1 build.
Grern :.aid he will replace the
stolen container. '"lt"s probatily my
faul1. because the containers
weren'l fa stened 1u the counter,"
he said. "I didn't know you had 10
chai n them lo the counter -ii
never occurred to me."
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Whan you're tuned Into cl111llled
you're tuned Into your community .
BAY Cl.Ill
From A1
would have 1u be !>1gnifican1ly
~cale d back to i.;ain put.lie
acceptance.
"I think the hun111nc thing to do
is deny ii, because continuing it
gives the Bay Club the false hope
that they can tinker with it and get
approval,·· said Councilwoman
Ruthclyn Plummer.
Bay Clul\ suppor1ers. most of
whom didn't even anend the
Monday meeling bc:rause the)
czpccted the council to c0ntinue
1he malter, lambasted the council's
unwillingness to table the mJ\ler.
They said many residents don't
understand the fin:1ncial anJ
aes1hetic bcnefi1~ or the expan:.1on
and accused !he 1¥."0 community
groups mos1 opposed ro the
-----(f.-GM GIVE
Tc) a g(xx.I
G:lLL'ie.
ljl help Jht· ()r.1n,!!l"\\j11Jd
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tnn11nuc 11, \.'-ur~ 1111)r11\ltll'
'hl'l ll'I" l11r ,1hu 'L'tl. nc~lt·l.:lctl
11r ah;1ndoncd ()ran.bl' ("11un1y
y(H lll~'I L'r'. Jnin ()ran gl.'
r '11un1y·, f:1 ,h111n lt·atlt·r' anti
1t•t1rgan11c y11ur t'hl,i..'1 I))
dtJnaring your up,c.·:llc apparel
lo Urangcw1>0d Boutique.
Donati11n ~ are tax dcdut tihl c-.
(\,n~1gnments arc al s11
act·cpted.
Tc)
YOlU"Self.
S I IOPl'EK.'\: S 1111 pl~ IP d11·
ft 1r prev inu:-.1 y1-o\vncd lit •h
tv1ackics. Yvc' St. Lau1\:nt~.
Ha ls ton:-.. l lngaro,, (i.1L11u1,,
Mark Ei:-.cn:-. and Vall.'11!1nn'
Coc.·k1ail drc~o,;es . 'r11n .'''-t":1r.
career \Vear. knit,, t'\t'111n~
grlWn!<.. fur .... 'ihflC:o., 'l:ilr\ l"'
•tnli ac(·c,,11r1cs . What .1n
.1''11rtn1c111! ·rres c hit· ;ind \11
VCI'\ aff11rdahlc . Savin~~ ur !11
Mond.•) rhru Friday 10 -6. S.twtlllr l•S. Clo<ed Sunday
.! .::;,, I I ( .c ~1" I ti).th\vJy. (',t; lft IO;I c.lcl M :1r (714) 7('( ~1(.-'4: I
-.
e11:pansion, the Bayshorcs and
C lifrh aven h o meowners
asSCK:ialions, of using smear laclics
10 brainwash members of lhe
public and the council as well.
In a written statement released
after the council decision, club
chairman Bill Ray argued that
"most of o ur opposition has come
fr o m !hose who ha ve
mi sco ncept io n s or
misunderslandings about 1he
prOJeCl."
Ray touted the economic
benefits of the project, saying
fin1tncial ex~rt ~ cs1in1a1c the city
would receive ;1n additional S2.5
million per year with the e11:pandcd
facility. The city presently ge1s
SCJ50,000 annuall y in le ase
POii. DEATH
From A1
clet.:tnc1t; switched on.
Ho.,.,·e\"e r, two young girls ...,ho
we re also in the pool, but ,1 1 the
uppus11e end, felt no thing, ~aid
Stt:ve n Narum. While he wasn 't at
the pool. Narum's wife was
'"""Hlching rheir 7-year-old daughter
playing in the ~hallow end \\"hen
1hc :icc1Jen1 occurred.
Pohl'e v.ere called tu the sce ne,
bu l lurnl'd lhe 1nve,11ga11on over
to !he ("orunc1\ offKe hec;iusc-the
death ...,,... Phviou,.ly accidcntiil.
\aid pohce LL San1 C.'urdeiro. The
eau~c of J earh 1~ still pending
1nvestiga1i1ln and the results or
flOOO
From Al
rnrel most of !he <:Pncerns you\e
had,"" .\aid Brian /\lo11rc. '41th the
Arm} Corps of C.ng1nccrs. which 1~
Ll\Crsce1ng the massi,·e project.
With the new plan, a 15-fU1.1t
wide m<tintcnancc ruad along 1he
river that wouJJ have been high
eno ugh 10 let dt1\'L"I'' pt•cr ovt·r lhc
fcnce.. of 1hc hor11c'. will bt·
ln .... crcd to avoid an~ h1e .1chc, r•f
rr1'aC)· for the resident ..
Lxcepl fo r a :'1 -fnot high l·ha111
hnk renc:e along the ernhankmc n1
o f the Greenvillc ·Banning rl\L"I
channel, :1 high reta1nrng 14·al! 1hat
would have been flt"• 1ed ¥.·ilh the
higher maintcnan1·c 1o1;1J will he
cl1n11nated.
i\llosl of 1hc J5 1es11tent!> at the
n1ecling have hon1 e' thal Qverlnnk
the river and the ""ork t'Cing done
to 1ncrea~c the water .:apac11y of
1hc Grecnvitlc-ll11nn1ng Channel,
payments and laxes from the cluh,
according 10 Ray.
.. Given the financial condition
of the cily ... v.i: were somc14·hat
surprised to be turned away in
such a pre·emp1ory manner.··
wro1e Ray, who skipped ~1unday·._
meeting on the belief the mailer
would he continued.
O'Neil ci ted term..; like "600·
room hotel" and '"Ramada Inn··
and suggestions thal the l·'lpansion
1~ armed to draw Japanese buyer..;
.. ~ ke J examples of the
"'1nisinformation." But he also
acknowledged that club officials
n1ay nol have done eno ugh 10
c:<pla in lhe details or the project.
"We ""·ere probably not as
mindful as '4'C ~hould have been tn
tests. sa1d Dcpu1 y Corone1
Stephen Eicherly.
While an autopsy CQuldn'\ name
elec1ricity as the causc of death.
circum~lanccs seemed lo po1n1
towurd l 1"1cadly current.
The pool was complctcl~
replastered, the ttlc replaced and .1
new flood light installed 14·J1hin 1h e
pas! n1onth. "J"hc facili1y rcopeneJ
Friday. said K1-11hy Johnson.
manager 1•f tho: .td -unit cumplt·,.
Apparently swin1min~ wa~
allowed even 1hough the p1X'I ""
...,·1ring ¥.'as incomplete. An
clcctric1an wa~ due in fur 1hc fi nal
hook-up. hu! ~ornc tciw nt\ "t·rc
obviou s!~' imp111icnt f llf the
nooJ!ighlS to C<•tne On . t\t °! \' n'
""'h1ch run~ a!nng the ea ... i ~1Jc t\t
tht ri'>'er fron1 ln1c r .. 1;1ll" .t!\5 111
JUS I downstre.tm (run1 \'1l·tori.1
SI reel.
Besides !he pr1\,1..:v 1 .... ul·~
involving the n1.11nt t·na ncl· ro.1d .
1he residenls hr0u,!l.hl up n1:ln)
other concerns al the mceun!:l
including potential ptope11y
dan1agc. noi"c .ind dui;t.
While the Santa 1\na Rive r h;i'
looked relallvl·ly tame Juring 1hc
l·ommunicaling to the community
a:. a whole whnt tht' hencfits of the
prt1Jl!"Ct werl!" aboul. ·· O'Neil said.
.. The public"s pcn:cp1ion was
greatly distorted
•·we 1hought .,.,.c had gotten
co1nmunity i;u pport. quite frankly.
We me1 with every homcownen
group <ind service club in the ci1y.
bu1 perhap~ we should have gone
lhrough that again ove r 1he pas1
sc\"e ral months.··
Postponing roune1I action 1\n the
matter 14•ould have allowed more
time for the club 10 provide these
JL·1ail~ and g.111i public apprrn·al.
()"Neil ~aid .
··\.\1e were trying to fine tune 11.
.111d then the damn lhing was
th:n1ed.··
Tuesday, som!'onc called Sparling
Properties. Inc.. 14•hich oversees
the complex, to t(1mplain .. abour
the lack. of pool lights. Johnson
'aid.
Johnson wa~ 1nforn1ed of 1he
complaint, ~o .. he knew ~ the
clectricity wa-. nol ye t on. she said.
1·he main switch fo r the S'4'imming
pool lights. both abo\'C ground and
undcrwa1cr. 1' llltatt:d 1n an
unlocked /lox in the laundry room.
Johnson said she didn"t know who
rniitht ha'c flipped thr hght switch
\\n11d a nd tithe r tenant.Ii
que~1111ncJ 'au.I they hadn'1 seen
.1nyonc '"'lmn11ng 111 night , nr
11ot1..:eJ tht· h)!hl~ un. since the
f!tll•I rc-npt'nt"d
past fi\'e ~·c ;1r' of Jrnughl. the U .S
,\rm> ('OfV!i-of Engineer' has long
contended rhc fl\er puses o ne of
the 14·orst flood 1hrea1s west or the
i\·flss ISSI ppi.
E11:trnding frt\m '\anla Ana
C':i nyon wes1 t)f Prad(l IJa.m ro the
Paci fie Ocean, the S 1.4 billion
prOJcCI 14·1ll 1n1pn1'c anJ restore
e.\1,t1ng main ch.111nel,, drainage
f;11:il11 1e ~ .ind .1Jj.1Ccnt mar~hc .. and
""et I.and~
COrrecllons from Tuesday's Plot
Jn ·ruesday's edtttQn of 1·he P1lut. ('hris1uphc:r ("reel~· .. plact' 111
w0rk was in correctly identified. C rel·ly r~ n1anager 01 1he Golden
We~t College bookstore. He 's held that pt1"1l11•n fur 'l"\en )Car!'
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Also in ·rucsday·s paper. an item in 1hc l "nmmunuy Event~
~ction publiciz.ed big band danl·1ng at lhe Kcd I.ion Inn on
i ·uesdays. An edito r included tkal item w1thou1 kn11'4·ing it w;u;
based on o utdated information
Tbc Pilot regrels the errors.
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T br • evcnth Otympic FatMI ha Loi
· .. la WM a peat experience for
s~~.
l , e becft fortunate eftCNlb in IQY
volleyball tnwels to baYC been a pan ot
our Olympics ~. NCAA wllcyball.
open aad jwtiot USVBA dwnpionshipa,
u well as OP c.hampion&bipl and
iolCl"DltionaJ play. but tbc Olympic
FestiYal was a rmt in my career u an
aRiltutCOICh.
It wu weU wo nh the wait.
Tbe ~leyball tea.ms were seiccted
lh.rougb tryouts at four different locations
in Ma.rdl, April and
May. The only
requirement that each
· player had to be 23 or
younger, so basically it
was our best collegiate
players.
The 48 men and
women were divided by
the National Team
office with the idea of
c reating four even
teams. The South, West,
East and North were
team names, but did not
designate the actual
region the team is from.
Marlt Presho (Edison High School and
U niversity of H1waii) was on the East
team, for instance.
Of the 96 players. three men and three
women were high school players. The
three women were legitim ate players. but
the three men from the Midwest tryout ..
Well. there were many high school
players in Orange County who I feel arc
muc h better players.
The format C3llcd for two prac11ccs per
day on Saturday (July 20), Sunday and
Monday. with a scrimmage with cnch
team on Monday night nnd Tuesday.
Three three-out-of-five matchc were in
a round robin on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday. Your finish in the round
robin determined who was in the bronze
medal matches on Saturday or the gold
medal match o n Sunday. If there were
tics, the total ga~lC'> win~ wo uld
detenninc positions.
The South men·" team )tarting line up
~onsistcd of Corona dcl Mar's Ty Pri ce
(San Diego State) at setter, Ma rina
High·s Duane Came ron (Pcppcrdine) and
San Diego's Eric Sullivan (UCLA) at the
\wing position (outside hitter). Jt..
Also, Chris Underwood ( USq and Ken
Lynch (Cnl Stale No rthndge) in the
middle blocker ,pot. and Marin Gjaja
(Princeton) in the position opposite the
~etler
After beating the North in five close
games. we: defeated the East on Thursda)'
by scores of 16-14. 15-13, 15-17. 15-13. On
Friday the North beat the East to ensure
the South a spot in the gold medal match.
So in friday's ma tch ~c: played only our
second team and lost 10 the West.
In Sunday's gold medal matchup the
West and South battled through five
tough game'\. Al the 12-13 timeout in the
rally-sco red fifth game, 11 was about as
exciting as is possible. The South men
pulled out the "in with two big blocks
Gja1a had 56 kills in n attempts w11h
"Pike mo,.tl~ out of thl' back row Thal 1'
an tl\e rage of I I l1lb per game-Ty, the
tremcndou~ competitor that he I'>. knc"
what "n workin~ succe <;<;fully and kepi
"Citing G)3).l II wa'I great
0
The whole •itmoliphcre at the f·es11val
wa' t"1:c111ng Ju<;t to a'isoc1atcd anJ sec all
<lf·thc other athlete was eye-opening.
rhe hoxcri. came in all different sizes and
'hapcs. Some of the lightweight ho~cr
looked hke little k1d'i The crew nthlctcs
were very physically gifted (men a nd
women ). The wrc <itlers ate more food
than anvbody
How about b<rnng'l I he top 1'4\l
hmshe~ would progres' to their choice of
the Pan-Am Game!\ 1n Cutia o r the World
Championships in Au!ltralia.
With this chotCC, the strong possibility
SM FESTIVAL/II
COlllNQ UTUllDAY
•Op Pro continues
with the heavyweights
rolling Into Saturday's
semifinals. •••• ,c... ........
la the ~ In Newport
racing for the thrtll of It,
wtth a beer Id stake.
• llewpert H•rlMtr
HWt'• ~ bmkMball
.. ..,. .. ~ -they put
It up ~ Mater Del In
aummer play.
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W ith tension growing in the 10th
Op Pro Surfin' Olampionship,
Newport Beach s Richie CollJns
is calm. cool and collec ted. His
challenger for today in the second round
of the main event? It realty doesn't
matter.
"I haven't been watchina the
competition and I really don't care who
I surf aaainst because they've got to act
to me tint," said Collins, who's seeded
sixth a n d will square off against
Australia's Shaun Munro in heat No. 15
at about 2 p.m. today.
Following Wednesday's action, it
might behoove Collins to consider the
aftennath. Ten of the 16 first round
heats in the main event were upsets,
including victories by Munro, rising star
Kelly Slater and San Clemente's
Terrance McNulty.
Collins, whose career took off in 1989
after winning the Op Pro, is rated ninth
in the ASP (Association of Surfing
Profe ionals), the highest he's ever
been rated entering this event.
Sixteen second-round main event
hca.s commence today a t 8:20 a.m. with
veterans such as defending world
champion Tom Curren, Barton Lynch,
Brad Gerlach (currently rated No. 1 in
the ASP) and defending O p Pro
champion Todd Ho lland.
"I think the waves are pretty had, but
what can you do? At least we have
them." said Collins, who surf, in the
morning heforc anyho<l) .irmc' a t the
~enc in Huntington Beach nff Lake
Street. whe re the Op Pro 1s held
"A lo t of people arc dropping out like
nics. I'm pretty o;u re the compet111on 1c;
hard ~cause the ""ave' arc too 'mall ··
By ellrning the right 10 fan: Collin,.
Munro wo rked h1:. way through the
trials, then upset Fabio Gouveia. 74-63,
in heat No. 11 of the fi rst wund main
event on Wednesday. Slater. '>Ceded
42nd. upset 23rd-seed ed G r aham
Wilson. 83.3-69. in the first round .
Collins, a wild man with a reputation
turned horn-again Ch ristian, would face
Slater in the quarterfinals 1f hoth
advance: 111 their c;econd and third round
heats.
"I JUSt look at 11 th1' wa>.'' Colhm
c;aid. "the Op 1s an unreal contc,t . I <l1g
the company and compe tition', great.
but Kelly Slate r\ only Kell) Slatn
he 's ju)t another ~u rfer 1-:veryho<ly hu:.
made him to be the wo rld champion
already an<l he ha:.n't d1lnc :\O}'thing )Cl
"He's an insane i.urfc r and I hope the
best for him and C\cryhod~ el'c coming
up from (the trial<,). but people arc
already placin~ Kelly Slater to ""' the
Op.
"'Th,11 \.\t)Uld l'-l· grc.11 11 he "11n -11
would he .1 01g \h11" 1n~ lur him going
into the nnt le~ nn the tnur I 'e~th1ni.t
"
Impact at
Tawnend
remains 1
big factor
By Richard Dunn
Socrts Wl1llr
B e hind the
ingenuity of
Peter Tov.nc nd.
the entire face of the
'port changed during
the inaugural Op Pro
Surfing Championship
'" 1982.
Townend, the first
Association of Surfina
Profc ionals (ASP) world champion in
1976. implemented the pnority buoy and
increased crowd awarene by announ mg
scores during the heat~. two mile tune~ on
the trutle of profe ional surfing th. t ha
mcc become the standud for all ASP
events
Now an ESPN and Prime Ticket
commentator and auoclatc publ her of
Surfln1 M~utnc, Townend rctln:d from
the compct1tiwi watcn before &he sport
realty bepn to flourish in the lat 1970s.
but his ~ulionary impact o n the pro
tour will lt¥e fomler.
.. In tho ftnt Op Pro when" UJCd &ht
priority b\toy. ~ fch M were cruy to
have them l*ldle around It and I .
(waw) pnority, bot now al' the tand·
See TOWNEND,.
• ..
Among &he casualties Wednesday was Hunting1on Beac h's Mar'-. Mo rt.>no, ~ho b<:Med out in the tria"· ttmd round.
!\Jld hJ'> him being thi: hotte~1•k1J in the
worlJ .. inJ lhJt°' ~1)0J If I dre" .._elh
Slater I'll dra" him "
Slater \ (\xo.1 Beach ... la.). Mc:".'ult\
.ind eight other u 1a h)tll adv<.1m:ed to the
main e"cnt on W cd nc,Jav· Pat
O'Connell ( l aguna Niguel). · Victor
Rio . .., I RH> De J aneiro. BraLil), Shane
Herring (S)dncy. Australia). Tony R.1~
(Ton.1ua). rngl.rnd), Michael Berry
(Gold C11.1'1. Au,trn ha), M.1rk Sain4'tiury
(AHX:J Uc.1d1. A u,lra lia) .ind Munro
(Leno' He.id. Au4'tralia)
. l"hi.. \\a' nw f1r<;I man-on mJn
cumpct1111in m thl· ,\\P." ~.uJ the -lhth·
'l'CtlcJ ~kNult\. \\hn Jctcatt:<l '\,, )Q
ChcH1c l ltir.1n·. fi•J.;;n 5 in the lir''
round ''' thl' main t"\l'nt · Chnnl' h,1,
pw h.1hl) d1111c mtirt.• 1h.1n .1 thnu,.ind
l°m ,, lhild ._,1mr.1rcd 111 him I le ' 11 1<.c ,1
/t:n 01.t\(l·r
8'N'1 ~ Townend l OM of th,
Op Pro schedule Thu....,
• -1 m -W01ner> s Tr.,1s Rouoo i 8 20 i m Me-> s M•'11 Roufl() :' J
p ..., Wome'I s repec~
ff~
, a m " '"'"" s Mi.n Round 1. 10 W am ~e .. uty pa1want ' · :'"
a m Men ~ Ma•r Round 3
Saturday
8 am ~~n:; 'u atrerllf'.aJS 9 •O .a m ~ea .. •• O.l\lN ~ ' J ,...
Wom4'n s Quarh ,. n~IS
Sunday
8 1 ,.,.. w "«'" > • "™' na s 9 a "" ur • .. m 1 M s
Ml""I ) Se .. u! "a s , , <l ,.. -Nomtr ) ~'1\.J ' •• ! ~ I .,, .If' r •• l ~
12 30 p rn Mens fin.ils I 15 om -Awarcs
·I hh 1111i.:h1 ht thl' h1.:hhc111 •" 1111
prnll'"1nn.il l,tll"l'r h11 Im lh>I , '"".:
hl\1 llllllh
\h 'ult\ \\<II inc I' ' \\I\ t I ( ' I
'lump had t1l· .. ·11 t lzm 11,1t1:d 111 h1' l•r•1
h l a t I 11 ! h l' r .I ' I I h r l l' I' \ \ \
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\111..rk 11 •1 "'' \ tntura. lm~r11l
fk I !°' rnJ l l,l .111,hfl'
I m 1•111h.1hf\ 'hl" '""' '' r 11t·.l cu'
,1•1111r1,: th· 11,.:t '''" h .. 'J l
Newport
surfers
suner
Competition at
Op Pro going
to a new high
~1mc OC\.\ '·'H'
.anJ ••Id lj~ c
l\l\l ~Ill thl: •'lh
1ngrcJ1cn1 ih.11
hasn·1 ln'>l 11'
n~or .it ,urfin~ '
m~t prnt1g1nu'
contc\I I\ the
he\t \urfmR in
the IA<\Uld
The tnal\ v.crc
" l'-1t 'm•llcr
than 1 h d anti·
c1pated. (on !\
thrtt rounJ, h '
the m.11n C\f'nt I
hut lhl leH·I 111
Surfing
rurtins 1n the tnal., _._, h11her
than I he f'rt" )U \'U"
The h1ucs1 u~t ~, far this
year ha\c ~ccn ''"t round
S..0Pi9
I
.... 11 ---11111.-.. 13 of .... ...,,., ""Ii..,... ._._.•st
DG Op Pio 0 ...... a..,. -.. -.... .. Te,,_ McNlllty oi °"*"""'
-ill lhe lint ....... of Ibo llllla .....,L ()o Ille ouulde, h..,
loot .. lboucb Honn •I JO ye111
of ... d aeltinc a bil old. Clcoer
-·-indic:alet tbal ... isn't Ille .,.-at au, b<lt a simple
Nilii•ac demerit ln Honn'• current
apptoecb to bi• surfing.
Horan. like rccenlly retired
Slla¥a Tocmoa bis last couple of
yean, is IUtfing IOo '""""'"IM:ly
while Kipping <>PPonunities for bit maneuven, and it'• rostina
him.
The man is more physically fit
lhan probably 9(),.; of the
profcsaionals on the tour, but this
situalion is a perfect example of
how important ii is to work on
your surfmg more so than aU of
the other components such as gym
work and hcalthfood. Results
always have and always will come
down 10 lhc big moves in the
water. not out of it.
Kelly Slater like always is
su~fing red-hot, and as usual, s1ill
being OYcrsco rcd anyway. On his
good waves he certainly dese rve s
1hc scores he's receivi ng, it's just
when he loses the wave , falls off.
or makes a mistake. it seems as if
he's gelling scored highly for tha1
too.
Although I think that some
people arc getting judged a little
hit high in th is evcnl. 1hcv arc still
the ones that deserve to i:e1 out of
~---~---•1• -,=:· _._ ....... -··' r·:. .... •· , ... _4_ ......... _ qualilJ_•..... '
B1s±'•'atcldl-.d ... ......... -...... ..
-lint ....... --.... ... it's jUlt a ahame tbat acbotl"DOl
'•uifint • ...u wW -... ----· Flavio Padar<U o( Bnzil 1$
surfina so good at the moment it's
friJhtc:ning, better than ~ ia
tbia contest so far. J\111 aK :'SAA
title: contender Qria Brown, '#born
Padaretz dusted in tbc: fm t TOUnd.
Al any lcind o( ria)ll poinl lhoush,
I w6uldn't put money on 1nyone
against Brown, Padarc:tz included.
TheF'e is a Jot or dead weight
hangi ng 1round in the bottom half
of the top 30 ASP surfen, hanging
around by virtue of their
competitive savvy, not surfing
raJent. It's about time somebody
docs some th ing about it.
There arc also some very
celebrated Australian surfers in
the trials of which I wasn't very
impressed with, particularly Jason
Bu ttenshaw and Matt Hoy. I know
what they can do, they ju.st didn't
do it here. Exceptions to that
statement would include Jeremy
Byles, Shane Herring, and Mark
Bannister. They surf greal.
.. . _ ........... _ ............... --.,.,, .. _ .. Iii= .....,_.,._ ... ... _ .. __ __ ,_,_,..a_ --...... -... -______ .. Ilk
wi..ifor ....... dlal!INI~. .... _. .. , .......... w-. tllot .-d him lnlO ..._
and Delo r. .. ~ IQ dlild,
ud °"' of tlloo ._L II Odo hqa
would ha<e kept Slater aft lbal
(int WaYC. aod ... could ...... that
cnure wave tequence wouJd De"Wer
have bappeaed. and Slater would
probablj be Ott his 'way 10 the next
contat. And you thought It wu
only wbl )'OU did on a wave! too b.cl that Mark Bannister of
Australia llarvcd himselr for waves
and kill before the main.event. He
~cd better th an anyone early on
tn the contest.
Tangibles like that arc 1he
subtleties that separate champtons
from the avenge pro. That's why
)'OU'll sec a guy way up there in
the contest or ratinp and say IP
yourself, "Gee, I can surf better
than him." Yea, maybe sometimes
you can, but can you catch four
good waves under preuure in 20
minu1c:s consistently like him?
That's what you need to ask
yourself.
-=i=--llt i•=.t::::;; __ ,.,, ,., ··-•ail• of A;aa 11 ___ ..... _,.., -.......... Op
Qaa"«11uthip twicei in '&.1 ud
'116. Colllontia .,
Joeylloru
.. ...,...todiato
stardom will\ hit
runner-up finish
to Tom Curren
Surfing
in '84, u did Su.any Oardl in '88.
Todd Hollaod became a surflns
bowchold •-ol\u winnilll last year, and the list wiU go oo as Jona
a.s the Op Pro is runnJng.
.. 11 was definitely one of lbc
biacst thrills of my career lot
sure," said Barton Lrndli looking
back on his '88 victory. "Now lhe
challenge is to do It acain."
Often times a close heat isn 't so
much decided on one turn or
wave, but what le d up to 1hal one
lurn or wave.
Case in poin 1: I 11 lhe last round
of !he trials, a close heat wa~
Lloyd 1ltt J.J •• Nrttrporl BHclV
Costa Ma. Piiot ronT:Jpoodnt
wboM $1U""fltc coluao w ua/ly
•ppnrr nuy 'lWsdaJ". ----kelly Slater toolc the me;uure ol GrWm Wilson WednescNy.
Ever since il's inception onto
the pro aurfmg scene, the Op Pro
has been the mosl ramous Nrfing
oontcsl in the world. It's the one
event known about by pcop&c:
everywhere, and is c:overcd by
nearly every sports publication In
the: country.
Whal makes the Op Ml special?
From a surfer's point of view, it't
the: contest that everyone knows
about, the one everyone secs. So
what if Martin Potter or someone
else won $20,000 in Australia or
whereve r, nobody outside of the
immediate surfing world really
cares.
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But if you do well at the Op,
everybody knO'A'S about it and
you're an inslanl star, lo evc9·onc
The question on every girl's hps
isn't, "How well did you do in
Europc1." it's "Did you surf in the
Op contest?"
It seems as if you could ger
away with .surfing only o ne con1csi
1he whole year and still be in the
surfina mainstream if it WU the
Op Pro, and you did well. Tom
Curren hu proved that.
One bi1 factor is the k>cation.
Whether the rest of the surfing
world wants to believe it or Pot,
Orange County, namely
Huntington Beach. is and alw1ys
will ~ "Surf City U.S.A.·· The
entire surfing industry rcvolvct
ardllind companies based in the
Orange County area, and the
fashion uends arc set here as well.
In short, this ls whe re it's al.
Anoahcr plus or having 1hc:
contes1 at Huntington Beach is
1ha1 if s a central location. tha1
everyone can get to. including the
photographers of the magazines,
the announcers. ;ind the sporuon
thc m~lves.
Another hig clement
contributing lo the event 's prestige
1s !he event's uniqueness. No Olhcr
even! makes as big a 1lisplay or a
beauty pageant as al lhc Op Pro,
and surfer ··beach girls" are and
always will he a tng part of the
\Urfing lifeS i)'le .
If !here ~s one su re way to gel
everybody 1n\'Otved, even the
~·surfen, promo1ing the clauic
hrcst)•le through bcau1iful women
ii t~c hest bet, and it's great!
Everybody kJves ii , and everyone
can relate to it, unlike top world
class surfing, only acccuible to
profe ssK>nal compcti1on,
The Op Pro has obviously done
more _for the sport of surfi n1 than
anything else:. The Op Pro is to
surfin& ...,ha1 Muhammad Ali ls 10 WI C~!.l!l~ ,.~II!~ DI•
----.; - -• ..... bmina. ~T I.-~4'" ' l.Jord T1tt,, •• N_,.., .. ,., ·X. ~· CoMlt Mffa ,.,,,,, t'Olrflq•• .. ,
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.... o1 bUIOr and be available to
~ ,our plaM at t.bo lint whiff olas.MaAaa.
•YCN m1&11 also have:
A) walimhed cash on band
B) mdJt c:ardl
C) a fteiabbor with one of the
above
A wrfen• mom must have a car
that will take a lot of wear and tear.
It must accomodatc at least two
sw1boards, two surfers and all the
ouaphemalia that is essential ,to r'aoOd suriina. ••
Many have asked, .. Is a surfer a
aood human beina?" and some
have replied. "Sometimes.··
• Mott surfen will not ac.knowl·
~ existence of a mother
A) bis bike has a flat tire
8) bis friends' mo m refuses to
drive
C) he needs money for a trip to
Carls Jr.
•A surfer will not be caught
~ with bjs mother unless:
A) he's sbo ppina for a new board
or wetswt
8) he wants new trunks or shirts
from the Shore Shop
C) there's something at the Frog
Houte that he just has to have
Note: When inside the above
establishments. the surfer will
pretend that he is shopping alone
and his mom won't dare blow his
cover. Once the surfer finds what he
wants. his mother will discreetly
pay for the purchases. Both of them
will then walk out as rf they were
perfect strangers.
The surfer has odd eating
habits. His diet consists of nachos.
l ·s difficult to
tell if the surf er
can read.
cereal ,
milk and
yo gurt .
Never will
vegetables
o r salads
c ross his
lips unless mom threatens to:
A ) ground him even 1f the surfs
up
8) forget about the nc"' board he
wants
C) threatens 10 make hrm wear
clothes from J (' Pennc> or Scars
D ) tell him that under no c1rcum·
stances Wlll ,he fill in on his baby
SllllOg JObs
The sleeping habits of a surfer are
unique. On school days 11 takes a
vcl') patient mom about an hour to
roust the surfer out of lx-d. How·
e\er. on Saturda) and Sunday
morning. he is up and ready to ao
at the crack o f dawn
O n school da~" he 1s apt to foraet
his lunch and his referrcl slip. But
he can be so well organized on
weekends 11 bn ngs tears to his
mother's e)'eS
It's d1fT~ult to tell 1f the surfer
can read. He will use the phone to
listen to the surf repon 1nsttad of
lookin1 in the newspaper. The surf-
er Wlll sit for hours leafina throuah
countless surfing mapi:ines lookina
at pictures.
Yet. he knows the brand name of
every surfboard made. The surfer
has the eye of an eaale -able to
spot a board with a quick glance -
while pretendina he's not look.ma.
The surfer's social hfe consists of
watchina surlina movies with his
friends and the Surf Theater.
Mom's take turns tak1na and pick·
int them up.
Surfen usually travel m sets of
thm:. From a distance you can't tell
one from the other.
•Surfers can 10 from one ex-
treme lo the other m his house·
kccp1na habits. At times his room 1s
immaculate. This occun when:
A) he's behind m his ~hool work
and he.d rather clean than study
8) an important day such as
Chnstmas or his b1nhday 1s ·~
pn»china
Ct he'a ftthna sorry for himself
and cans his room to punish mom
Note: The surfer's room is
lly m~sy and cluttettd, with
,pty yosun can<'11s. damp towels.
urflna mqazinn and patten of
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To the sum. hit ba.td it the
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Suncby's Flight of the Wen in Newport hM .._ caled '"!M Ma 1 lllle .,.tit qce ill dae world. N
Flight of the Lasers set for Sunday
By Dennis Brostemous
S9of1S Wlllll'
T he Flight of the Lasers, a
tradition in Newport Beach
for more than half a century,
will be renewed Sunday.
Called "the biggest little yacht
race in the world," the Flight of
the Lasers will get under way at 1
p.m., 1ust cast of the BaJboa
Pavilion. About 70 to 80 of the
sporty little 14-foot boats a rc
expected to take pan, according to
race chairman Jim Dale.
"Those boats are quite fast, and
very entertaining to watch,'' 'aid
Dale. "And there arc really good
sailors that sail these boats, but we
don't want to scare anyone off.
Anyone can enter, you don't need
an afftliation."
The Commodores O ub of the
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce, which stages the race,
has referred to the event as the
56th annual Flight of the Luers.
It's a slight misnomer since l...asers
did not exist 56 years ago.
The Flight of the Lasers is an
offshoot of the Flight of the
Snowbirds that was sailed in 12-
foot dinghies and at one time drew
as many as 169 entnes in its
heyday. The Flight o f the
S n o wbi rds often att r acted
hundreds of shoreside spectators
to wa tch the little boats.
With the change of technology
and the ultimate demise of the
Snowbirds, the chamber. after
experimenting wtth ~vc:ral other
boats, turned to the laser bc'ausc
of its popularity.
Although the La~r 1s pnm.lrily
a single-handed boat, in the F-hght
11 lS either sailed single-ha nded or
with skipper and crew Amone
with a ~r. )OUng o r oM. can
participate.
~~ an c~ra incenttve. a number
of awards will be preseakd. They
include top 10, fmt married
couple. youngest boy. youngest
girl. fint girl to fmi1h and olcbt
skipper.
The sudden death race usually
takes about two hours to
circumnavigate the bay under
normal wind rondit:ioos.
Every panicipent will reccivc a
T-shirt. Sponsors ol the race
include Villa Nova, Bank of
Newport and PcrformaftCC Sailing
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days in N~port Beach." sal(f
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harbor T hose seek.in(; more
infonnauon should rontact OaJc at
the Villa Nova Restaurant, (714)
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Weeks tool bis ~u.ad to a team camp in Grand
Junctioo. Colo. euticr this summer, and the result
has scncd to unite his team C"fCft more.
'1lm ~the fifth yur we've done this, and this is
the rnmt fun we've ever had." said Weeks. "Tbc kids
en~ being around each other." Bciaa successful on the court baso 't hurt the
morale ol the team. cit her.
"'We split our group into two teams. and our lop
team came in second there,'' said Wccb. 1llc
tournament featured about 35 varsity teams from all
O¥Cr the Western United Suites, indudina Colorado,
New Mexico and Utah, as well as California.
.. Ow primary goal this sum.mer is to make a fair
evaluation of the team with everyone playing a lot, to
have fun and to try to win every game." uid Weeks.
"And. at this p<>lnt. winning is the least imponant
)luDelin board
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~ Oab his returned to Faupkz
Part • Pomoaa lhrouah Sept 11 .
GeDcnl wlmiwioa 10 the ~ Put ~J11•d is u. wbsk c:hd*oulc .•• is
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Cotta Mesa'• Janet Sugiyama battles for W u
Mustangs qualified for championship lhowcloH. ,
thing." If the Mustanp have a weakness, it's not readily
apparent at this point. Costa Mesa would appear to
have a strong inside game, as well as the potential
for a potent attack from long range.
The inside feature DiCamilli, 6-foot-2 junior April
Van Sweden and 6-foot senior Angela Tonavaoik.
DiCamilli, who has spent time honing her pme
with an AAU nationals team this summer,
shouldered much o f the scoring burden for the
Mustanp last year with a 23·point average. "Olivia
will still get her points," said Weeks.
Weeks noted his satisfaction at Van Sweden's
development as a force inside both defensively and
offensively, as well as Tonavanik's ability to run the
court.
The point guard job is Heather Robinson, while
the off guard position appears to be a dual at this
time between senior Janet Ospina and junior
Christine Moore.
"Ospina has o ne of the best ranges of anyone in
the oounty," said Weck.s. "She can open up a
defense with her 3-point shooting. Christine is one of
my smartest players and is an excellent shooter from
15-17 feet away."
.,.,, 111 d1 1m1 •r
Stefan Edberg. Pete Sampras. Michael
Clwta. Brad Gilbert and Aaron Kncbtctn
head the cntuc~ for the 1991 Volvo Tennit/Lol
Angela tournament July 27-A1ig. 4 at the Loe
Anaclei Tennis Center 111 UCLA
Tictets ror the loumamcnt UC prlCCd from
SS to S28 •nd uc ava1l1ble at uca
Tlc:tetMastcr outlets ind at the UCl.A Central
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Dudes' moms
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From 83
ptttty sood taste.
However. the surfer 1s also very
foraetful and leaves his clothes at a
fric;nd's house. When the clothes
ard finally returned. they've usuaJly
bcdn o utgrown. which accounts for
the 'abundance of almost-new
clothes beina offered at Huntinston
&ach aaraae sales.
When the surfer is tired. he lays
o n the sofa in the den watchina
reruns of "&witched" and Bugs
Buhny canoons.
When he 1s feeling good toward
his mom. he will borrow her
favorite pillo w and comforter and
lay there perfectly content.
As an example. the following
happened to a Huntington &ach
surf mom.
She had e~pcnenced an unusual-
ly hectic week wtth her surfers. She
had threatened to ground them for
a number o f reasons such as. mis.s-
in& school. m r-ss) rooms and
mouthiness. he was ready to l1tcr-
ally throw in the towel.
The phone nngs (It was ht'r fncnd
calling), sht' picks 11 up and says
ht'O o. Her fncnd sa)S chccnly, "H1
L1nda. how's hfc trea11 n1 )Ou-r·
Linda answc~ "11hout missing a
beat. "It such ...
The surfers language requ1'°" a
fi ne car for dC'<'1phenn1 the content
Wben a surfer 1s "going out" his
mom knows bette r than to ask
where -it's alwa}s surfing
If the surfer has to 10 wtth his
parents to '1s11 family or fnends.
ht''s "bumm1n ... If the surfer iiot a
new board. ht''s "stoked," or 1f his
frie nd JUSt got a nev. haircut. it's
"fully coo1:·
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one side of a surfer's phone con-
vcnatton. )Ou'vc ht'ard them all.
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Capistrano County Beach
offers youth beach volleyball
clinics in two three-week
sessions that meet two days a
week.
The sessions are Tuesday
and Thursday mominp from
8-11 a.m. from JuJy 30-Aug. 10.
The clinics arc open to boys
and girls ages 10-17 and
concentrate on general beach
volleyball skills for two-, four-
and six-person games.
In addition to the regular
instructors, some members of
the pro beach tour may make
appearances.
The cost i.s $45 payable to
the County of O range a nd $25
payable 10 South Const
Recrcaiion. which includes
membership in the California
Beach Volleyball Association.
Benefits include a T·sh1rt 3nd
equipment discounts
For informatio n, call Rod
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-BJ T1H Pilol
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From 81
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Saturday It 7.
And for the fint time Uacc ..... with the
Dukes. Rick Lcadt will pJay men's ~ tonight while>._, Pl.a.,
lut year's TeamTeanil rookie ol the year for Newport 8eacb, wil ..,
women'a linaka. Both alilo play doubJa..
The Out.cs. who loll om SUnday to the Strinp. 27-18, 1t the Fonlm.
have uodeflOQC Iii penonnel cbanga thus far in a 1euoo that ii only
two wecb old. Their ae¥eath alteration will be oo Saturday when Maaom BoUecraf returns from Europe. where she competed in the Fedenllion
Cup for her natiYe Holland.
.. Advcnity is the middle umc o( thil team," said Patton. wbo will Ute
a fivc1>laYc.r squad oo Saturday. "We know our back's up apimt a ..U.
it's just a question now if people (fans) am hang in there with ua. We 're
2-2 on the road, but ()J3 at home -it's lib going home to a wic:bd
ster.father.
· We're in the atorm with a canoe riaht now and the whole time wew
had a speedboat waiting to go over tboec turbulent waters. U it wu
baseball, it would be like playing your pitcher in center field."
Leach and Frazier, the speedboats, both become eligible to play
singles tonight against the Stars after waiting two matches because of
TeamTennis rules .
"It's like having Michael Jordan on the bench and the onty t~ you
can use him is to shoot free throws," Patton said of Leach. "We alao
have a great singles player in Amy Frazier ."
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Newport Beach -bod joill ...,. koolodc• for their
finished SCYentb in tbt Bcldl fll&., , I 1"Dli1J."
competition. Alld dtej continue to put on a
WhiJe some m8)' not think tht· eap-aocch program bec•use
is much to celcbra1c. it pve atihoush the championship ls open
Dennis' buddies, Lee Ryrai. t•, IO .wry ainp li(cguard agency in
and Casey Wiedemann, 11, allo ol ck state, the Qty or HunJinaton
Newport Beach, rcuon to hoot 8oadl ii atwar. chosen to put it
and holler. on. SimcOJI: said.
"We need to win," said Lee, hm.ior lifeguards were separated
who had "Newport Rules" into bu divisions and besides the
scrawled onto his arm, "'cause we bead!. Oap. tbcTC were nine event$
hardly ever do." iAdadin& buoy rescue race,
But Huntington Ciry Beach diuaocc rvn, distance swim, rescue
lifeguards took the Overall Team baud race, rescue board relay, run
·rrophy by coming in first place in rea.y, Nn·swim-run and the swim
divisions, A, 8, and C and third in relay.
division AA. said Mike Eich, JGaior lifeguards, who range in
assistant coordinator of the e\lt.nt. ap from 9 to 17 years old,
Huntington City Beach is o{ten putidpale in summer programs
an overall winner because o{ the tMt ~ze beach and ocean
size of the association, Eich said. safe~ aid stills, discipline,
"On sheer numbers, we end up teamwoft and surfing and
with more compctiton that au bodyboeul lessons.
fas1cr ," he said. More than 700 younpters arc
Eve n though they didn'I win , the particiJ>9tifta in the kK:a.I program
three Junior lifeguards from this summer. acrordifta to Simco1.
Eastbluff clubs to host
Marumoto skills camp
The Eastbluff Boys and Girls O ub will boll the fourth annual
Tom Marumoto Shooting and Offensive Skills Camp on Aus. 5-9
in Newport Beach.
Offensive basketball skills will ~ worked upoa by cmphuWng
proper mechanics stressing body balance, footwork. fundamental
sk.ills and techniques in ball handlin&. dn'bblina. P.Mina. shooting,
offensive moves, faking and rebounding.
The camp is geared to help the athlete wort toward becominf 1
more complete basketball player, and will be staffed with top h1ah
school coaches and oollege f layen.
Among the asslstants wil be Jeff Fryer, former Corona del Mar
High and Loyola Marymount Univers1ty star, who SCl an NCAA
Tournament 3-point shooting record.
'rhc camp is open to girls and boys (6th·l 2t h grades).
l:.nro11ment is limited.
Further infonnation can be obtained by oontacting Tom
Marumoto at (7 14) 644-5026.
-By 711~ l"llot
Two signs
of a~ employee.
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When your employees train with the National Guard and Reserve1 H !!ii(
they learn to be better decision makers, better team players, ana -·
better leaders. Please keep this in mind the next .time they need time =--
off work to serve. When they come back they'U be better prepared l!I
for the 'Mll'k they do for you . And that's the sign of a good empioyee .
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M embcn or the Corona del
Mar Junior Water Pok>
Cub recently qualified ror
the National Ownpionsbip for
the Boys ll·and·Undcr Game.a to
be held in Orlando, Fla. Au1. 6-
10.
They will be joined by memben
of the Coron• del Mar High
School learn which also qualirted
in the Boys l.5 -a nd-Under
category.
The members of the teams are
holding a ca r wash Friday from 2·7
p.m. at the Marian Bergeson
Aquatic Center to help pay fo r
their coaches' expense5.
Team members include:
13-and-Undcr: Jo hn Casey,
Michael Casey, Cameron Glasgow,
Garrett Hageman, Matt Hedley,
Neil Hueston, Doug Jttton. Adam
McFarland, Oreg Mercer, Kevin
Tucker, Brian Ward. Coaches: Ted
Bandaruk, Aaron Axton.
l.5·and·Under: Doug Cesario,
Scott Gellman, Crosby Grant,
Steve Hamihon, Oarles Hueston,
Neil Hueston, Doug Jetton, Parker
McMeet.in, Matt Norkaitis, Tom
Norto n, J ames Palda, Gre1
S1wyer, Will Schulz, Andrew
Tahmoush, Jason Yamamoto.
Coaches: Eric Vienje, Aaron
Axton.
Newport's Zubrin takes diving title
S andy Zubrin, a 15·year-old
fro m Newport Beach ,
captured 1he girls 14·15 3·
mc1er springboard title as the first
day's events were completed at the
1991 Spcedo/U.S. Diving Junior
Olympic 0.ampionships at Shaw
Park. Pool in Clayton, Mo.
Zubrin triumphed wi1h a total
score or 435.20. An1oiie Tros1el, 14,
or Oxford, Ohio. was second with
396.80, and Summer Brawn, 14. of
Mission Viejo was lhird with
390.ll.
"11ull was the best I've ever
done 3-meter." said Zubrin, who
competes ror the Mission Viejo
Nadadores. "It 's the bes! score
I've ever had."
-By Thr Pilot
Mesa Pop Warner accepting regis trations
-Registra tion for hoys and gif"ls, 7
to 14 years old and between 40
and 135 po unds, ure being
acccpled by Costa Mesa Pop
Warner Cor the 1991 Tackle
Football and C heerleader season.
Five: age: and weight
c lass ification~ exist fo r bo1h
footba ll teams and cheerleader
squads, according 10 Alloe1a1ion
Prcside nl Dann Schieppati.
Appl ica1i o n fo rm s and
inrormation may be obtained b,_
calling (714) 549-4305. or by
writi ng: Costa Mesa Pop Warner,
302 1 B Harbor Blvd., Cos1a Mesa.
CA . 92626.
-81 Tllr Pilol
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·Marco .Polo restaurant brings
northern ·Italian cuisine to NB
"'-' AqlMlllc Centu w "'" p1-IO I'> fot wolor IJl'!'I --· . Thil lidihy otr-bolh -.: C:: = ~~ ,~ ~~at-die NftpCMt /uqzatk Cetttr.
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to simply drop ~ aad "' to 1talyt wen. now JOU. cea 1
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MacArthur Bou1evvd in Newport
Beach is an autbeotic Italia
restaurant called Marco Polo. J• waJtinl throuiJi Ille doo< is lib
1ating 1 stroll down a &tRet i.Jll
Italy.
M1rco Polo, managed by
Vi.nccol Hannan. speri•lizes in
norlhern Italian cuisine
completely different from the food
in .southern llaly. The recipes and
methods used to prepare the
dishes arc like the difference
between spicy and sweet.
"Rowen ao ~ardl," .ucr'" wt• PnJ Prk*.lu 11 the director. mutt for the 1vinmer. .5·•~il1 Conover, a two-tJme S-..JbQ,.abcy hlvo quk:k)y c:omc Nt•,an Aq.tic C.ente.r
Olympi1n in charac or the a • ..,,..,. ()Qt of I ~ 13 6:Nt "plddte ~.. tbil ,,,,J
recreational acti\iilics at the ~ at the lul ,Oranae COuniy The 8rit ~ is alre.d) in ~
Center. Anolher differenceinha1-015£41<,~l\flbni Ole Newpon\iiil !here are "111 lloiee ..,.. 10 rows., it ooDegia~, while c.noeina ~-'Center '¥'>i 13. Allo~ 111 lip up lor. All ,three water lllftl and~ aren t. Ibo Jun i"or State Row1n1 are tauaht, 1.nd 1t'1 iaore than~
UU many 1hlnp, 1he NeW{>Orl Champlonsblp, Ibey oame out near houri, of poddllog. The lddl ~
Aqu1dc Cu.ter be1an u 1 dr.:am. the top. 'Jibe teams here are soccer ... YOUe)'bl:!l. lake fteld NO'll\lorl !farbor bu olways been a definilely ,..,.,, on lop of lh!np. lo Ille llab>a Fun Zone and
ce.nwr ..-for wafer sports such u As for Whitford. he now hat a beachet aide from learning , "
boa:tint-~The onty chanac is llilt new "dynasty" in Kawaii. to paddle.. , 1
What used to be I backyard Aside frotn trainina people for 5of:lnd like loads or run? Once
operation is now 1 certified place competitions, the c:cnltr offen lh~ So tbro~h the camp, the
to keep canoe equipment, etc. private lessons in c1.n°"ing, children also will know the tkrec AboUt three years ago Billy ka)'f~g and rowing. This fs one Olympic disciplines. The instnsor
Whitford decided that the athletes of the only facilities where you will of the camp is "a clown that nMr
needed "a place that athletes find all three under the same roof. stops," said Conover. The calnps
oould ptber at the same time and The clinic on ~ayakin~ is t~u$ht ar~ four hours Monday ~hrough
train ' Conover said so he by Conover, who 1s now 1n tra1n1ng Friday for two-week se.ss1on.f at
estabiished this boath'ousc for ror the 1992 Olympics. A re~nt SIO per day.
human powered crafts. The center araduate of UC Berkeley with a Of course children aren't c
now houses an 8,000-square·foot major in envi ronmental geography, only ones .allowed to .have 111 he boa~ storage area with over 80 Con~r t~k. a deep breath and fun .. 1r this sounds hke a of
boats -some of them privately exclauncd It s unreal to be out excitement to. you, call he
They serve a large choK:c of
pastas ranging from pizza to one
of Hannan's personal favorites..
linguini alle vongole served with
clam sauce. In addition to the
regular menu. Marco Polo serves
three ckli lunch specials every day.
These specials alternate monthly.
Milrco Polo tU:es diners back to old Italy. """~phulo owned. In addition, a large va riety there." NewJX>rt Aquatic Center at 64o.
of equipment is available here for Children's camps arc always a 772..'i.
Marro Pok> was born into the
California restaurant sec~ in June
of 1990 and recently celebrated its
firs1 birthday here. The operation
bc-gan in Carhon, Texas, a few
years ago as a prototype store.
A Roman chef there created the
restaurant's menu, usintt his own
recipes. He never dreamed 1ha1
Maroo Polo would someday move
to Ca.li.fomia and join its dynasty.
HMnan ls presently negotiating in
Redondo Beach wilh hopes of
expanding.
A few reasons for the success of
Marco Polo are the ambiance, the
enremety friendly service -and
the great prices. Also, Hannan has
the food freshly made right in the
restaurant. There arc no canned
sauces or boxes of "ready·madc"
pasta mix delivered to their
k.ilchcn.
beginning boa1crs to pros. The
cen1er curren1l y ha5 plans
underway to add a weight room
and a classroom as we ll as
doubling the ~c of !he boat
s1orage 1rea.
About one and a hair years ago
the Newport Aquatic Center
elected a new board of directon,
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Monday 1hrough Friday and by
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1·1owcvci, some people come in
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···rherc is no such animal. The
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Craig became interested in the
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The word alone conjures up my tery and intrigue. Harry
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death-defying feats of escape.
Magicians, such as Harry Blackstone, Jr. and David
Copperfield, have awed audiences worldwide with
levitation and grand illusions of disappearance.
Now, Nabisco is unlocking the magic of Oreo with recipe
to mesmerize your family and friends . It's easy to be a
kitchen magician with these delicious de ens. Best of all,
there's no slight-of-hand neces ary to make them disappear!
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Mal<ts 8 un:inRI
ll OREO~ SMdwkta Cookies.
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1/2 cup all-purpoet flour
I ltllpDOll INakin& powckr
1/2 ltlllpOOll ...
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I teMpOOll vanUla extract
J tMlllpG ,. UMWtdmed C'OCOll
J aaps aoftftltd 6ce aam, any na,or
I alp prepared whipped topping
1n small bowl. mix cookie crumbs. sugar. fl our. bal ing puwder and salt:
set aside.
In large bowl. with mixer at high ·peed. beat egg }Oi l ' until thick. about 5
minures. At medium ~peed. gradually blend m flour m1~1urt.' alternately with
water. melted chocolate and vanilla. ln medium bowl. "uh mixer at high
speed, beat egg whites until ~tiff; fold into batter. Spread hatter into foil -hncd
and greased 15 1(2. x 10 l(l.' I-inch baking pan Bake al 17C'i F for 10 to 12
minutes or until tOOlhpick m~ned come out clean.
Immediately invcn cake onto cloth towel ~pnnkled "1th rncoa: remove
foil. Cut cak.e lengthwise into thmh ; remove 2 piece'> 10 wire rack to cool.
Roll up cake and towel from \hort edge; cool Unroll cal t' and remove towel:
spread with I cup ice cream. Re-roll cake enca,tng ice "ream Stand roll on
edge on center of ~rv mg d1,h. Spn:ad I cup tee ueam on e.K. h rem.ammg
cake piece. Wrap I piece around l·enter mil on dt'h "'1th tl e cream towud
center of roll: repeat with remdtn tng cake mil Fro ... 1 \Ide ot cake with
whipped topping. Freeze until lim1. about 4 hotm . Let ,uflcn at room
temperature 5 minutes before -.en mg Gam"h a' de'>lrcJ
MYSTICAL CHOCOLATE CHEESECA KE
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35 OREO Chocolate Sand.,.,ich ( 'ookie-s
1/4 cup margarine, melted
2 (8--ou nct) packa~~ cream chtt~. '>Of'tened
1/4 cup sugar
I teaspoon 'anilla t~tract
l-1/2 cup~ semiswttt chocolate ch ip~ nwhed
I cup heav~ cnam . "'hipped
Finely roll 25 coo~ie'>. rnar,el) dwp rern.unmg to cookie' an<l ..e1 ~•de
In meJ1um howl. m1.x finel) rollt•J "·rumh' Jlld margannc pre" on hl,)(tom
and I inch up ''de ot 9-mch 'Pf"l n~lorm p.ui '"hill
In large bowl. w1th'electm rn1\er al high 'pa!d. beat \.feam chec..e. ugar
and vanilla unti l 'lmooth and cre.lmy. Beat in melted "hocolate all at oocc.
fold in chopped cookie<. Gt>ntl~ lold rn "hipped l ream Pour into
prepared rru't. chill 4 h,,ur' To -.ent· n:mo'c ''de Cll pan. garnish
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21 OREO <'h<k'ofatt \and"kh ( oo~i~
I pint chocolate i« cream
I cup hot fudg~ \auce
I pint 'anilla i« cttam
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h nch roll I~ 1.n~1l1c.·, Su'<1p I \ .. up ,h,,nlatc tlC l rt'Jm 1ntn l'dlh ut
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fudge \JlUl'C .mt! lllOl tt• crumth r rt"e/C Until '<.'r\ tn~ time.· 111 ~·rH'. gam"h
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l/2 cup crumy pe•nut butttr
2 a.blrspoons milk
l cup Mavy crum. • hlpfW'd
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Next on your
"~dessen
lllowance" are
I.ht fat-free dairy
cte.ens. such as
the ones offered
by Weight
Watchers (in its
Grand CoUection
line), American
Glaoe, Simple
.,lcasurcs Lite,
anJ Dolly
Madilon. To
make it even
more confusing,
-•.-•. --• their calories, fat
and sodium -yes. sodium
content! -differs depending on
the flavor. So agajn, be sure to
check the nutrition listings on the
packages.
Frozen yogurt frc~ucntJy stays
within the fat guidehnes. For
example, Ben & Jerry's Chocolate
Frozen Yogurt gives you 15
percent of its calorics from fat, but
Colombo Heath Bar Crunch
Lowfat Yogurt weighs in at 35
percent -more than twice the
fat. And they are far from
low-caloric: 160 and 170
respectively, for 4 ounces. Ice milk
is another alternative, a nd you will
save liOme, but not necessarily
much, in rat or calorics compared
io ice cream.
For a simple rule of thumb:
check the serving sizes used in the
nutrition listing, then try to stay
with a product that contains only 2
to .. grams or fat per 4 ounces, and
less than 10 milligrams of
choluterol per half-cup. And keep
the calories to a minimum.
Q ... cotlal't cbeest • aood
'°urn or calcium'!
-KJ ., Costa Mtsa.
Dairy products arc generally
considered to be good sources or
calcium. However. most of the
calo um in milk lS found in the
whey, which 1s removed in the
making of cottage chceM:.
Therefore . coftagc chcec;c is not
a particularly good calcium ~urcc
-offering )UU only 60 to 70
m1lhgrami; per half-cup. compared
to an ounce of ha rd chcc.;c ( 150 to
200 milhgram\).
Q . I ban bttn told that good
nutrition can htlp 10 gtt rid or
cellulltt. ls that t.rut?
-P.t·., Nl"Wp()rt Buch
It\ not that implc While a
good, health) eating lifcs1ylc can
help keep you in good i.hape b)
holding down the amount of fat.an
your body. it can't do the JOb
alone once the cellulite has begun
to form.
You should understand what
cellulite is: fatty dcpoc;1ts hctwecn
the muscle and slun. Women arc
more susccpttblc to it than men,
and the places 11 most commonly
appears a rc on the hips, thighs
and buttock" fhcrc i'I no
guaranteed ~ay yet found to get
nd of cellulite. but the fnllowmg
tips can ~mc11mes 1mprn"e the
condition.
I Cut the .imounl of lat in your
diet. keeping 11 within the
recommended gu1 dehne' of "\O
percent or le\~ of your c-.l lm1t·,
from fat
2. ExcrCt'ie , CXCrll\C , C'l:crc.:l\t
c~peuall) the re~t1t1\lc .1crnh1l
type of adiv11y th'at u'c' the
muc;cle~ dmeo;t 10 ccllul1tc .irca\
That firms the "km tone. heir' "'
break down the fat dcpo"''· and
,,1mulatcs the now of hlood
throughout the hotly
1 Dnnk lot" of water. at lca~t
e ight full ~Jas11c" 11 day
4 When you \howcr. try
mass•ging your body bm.ldy
(especially cellulite a reas) with a
lo uf a sponac.
S. Forget about those so-called
"anti-cellulite" creams and lotion'
The onty thing they will get rid or
1 vour money.
In this weelly cvlumn, Dcralec
Scanlon -a rcl'Sfcrcd d!e11t1an
-ansllt'us re•Jus 'l.ucstrons
•bout nutntion, dre11n1 •nd food
idc1 Send qucst10m to Dera/ee
Sanloo. R.D .. cm The Pilot, P 0
Bax 1560, Costa Meu. 92626.
Fresh
Extra Lean
Ground Beef
USDA ln1p.-Not To
Exceed 1 5~ Fi t-per lb.
Save 1.30 per lb.
1 DOU'ILI YOUR MOHIYIACX
Fresh Alaskan Sockeye
Salmon 3 99 ~.~~ak ~ •
24 oz . ·Ralphs Wh ite or Wheat
~~!~~o• Round Top 8 9 Freah·••ch loaf
Save .20 •
Ralphs
Frozen
Vegetables
Asst. Varietles-9 oz. to 10 oz.
or (Ford Hook Lima Beans
or "hlnese Pea Pods .99)
Red or Green ·
Seedless
Grapes
Buy 2-Save up to .98
Sweet Juicy
per lb.
V2 gal.-Ralphs Orange
~.~.~~.~.. .... 1 7 I Florld•·each ctn
Save .46 •
Nonfat Cottage
Cheese 1 o 1 Ralphs-or Low Fat or
Small Curd·p1nt cup
Save .46 •
Available
Only at the
Service Dell
Louis Rich Shaved
r~~.~~L.... 4 9 , Wafer Thin-per lb
Save 1.00 per lb. •
Chicken of the Sea
!~.~.: ... o.o • 59 or Wat•r·6118 oz can
Best Foods
~~.Y ~~~aise 1 I I
Cholesterol Free 32 oz 111r
__ Save up to .60 •
6 pack-Coror)a
Beer 4 2 1 Re9ul1r or l ight
l 2 oz bits Plus CA
Redemption V •lue
Save up to 1.70 •
Fresh ~----~
Broccof lo wer
per lb
Prices Effective July 25 thru July 31. 1991 .
Open
24 brs.
A Da \
Everything You Need.
Everytime You Shop.
'
. . . . . .. .
t • .
Charnlin
~
Hat hroom ·· ~ ..
'f iss ue
New at Vons!
Tyson Ready-199
to-Eat Whole Chicken 1.1i
Large
Sweet
Nectarines
P~u k of llie St'CJ!iUll
Co /iforniu Gru 1v11
Fresh Sweet Blueberries
lilt)[,.,,~,,,.,, !In• '••1 tfi1,,~11.ro"''' 1:111 lkl'l •·I
Large Hass Avocados
l'r•r/11 I 1,,r /)q1 1! ,p,1/ I''''" ••Jlt>•lo \r,, •'' l·.H J
.... 99
'-"• 79
Whole Seedless Wat erm elon sU'&."l'Ss , " 2 9 1.\'1•\\i'.~1luru/i.111 1 l 1ul J,,,, II•• __ ,.._ •
Fresh Sliced Mushrooms '". 8 9
Rorirh,s., Sho ulder Clod Koas t
I ,,,~I•'" I~· 1 I !1· ,' 1 •·I
Butterball Coo ked Turk1·1 Breas t
"" 11 -.1,. • ', 'w • 11 .. ,,, \!, 'I' "' • lr••hl• •I
1 79
298
Farm er )ohn Pork Sausagl! I • .69
I u I · l!1•·•1I •,,. r I '· "''" II• '"" · I' • ·•
Build Your Own
Ice Cream Treat ...
I I ,.!Hol /·, l ,
r .r-qJ l11r
\l11 k111;,: ~pltt ..
2 ~100
Vo ns \l<ira" hi no Cherries
'"' ,,,, ' I
199
199
119
~
~
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l erS!~vm aid Ice C n ~a m Sq uares 18 9
.._ 1. • 1, 'I I I." ,, .,, r ,, '"' , "'i''"" ! , 11!10111••• ~t,.,.,.,
\Ir... Richard son's Toppin~ ·---199
I ·"·· I;!_ • ..,., •'4i1'*"""1•flf~f .. J'.J!!lr r:-r--------------------, I~ I
: Richanlson's 500: : !?Iv~ 111!1pi'li 111111 • s I
I 19-11 °"""',... ~!WI.Ifill 'f:.m
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1 It 'ca• .. " a.I) • ¥w. ~ ------
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Jerseyriirud
Deluxe
Ice Cream
Assorted Flavors
Half Gallon-Squores
Danola
Cooked
Harn
S/il't.'(1-H ( l tUlf'f'
( Jhhir1g f1<1ckugc
Superior Sweetness!
_;0"""1v-1ne__., 4_,,
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Tmn91od
Garden
fresh
4 Vack
Tr•Y
199
Superior Green
Seedless
Graoes
Nohiro1Jy Hif!/1 in
Vitomins & Low in Calorics
0..: TB I. 1 .... P. S ODii& Mcu C..: O'ftlBa Y nlAN ABOVE l. '-icia s. &IQ. ~ Bach 2. 511111 M. le#. c.o.a Maa
HIM. ....... W. l80Wfe, o.t. Mesa
0..: llST OP DtVJSION §~._ ....
~~Beach
3 ......... ~~ c.o.ta Mesa 0..: DROP, OIOCOLATB CHIP 1 ....... L Inouye, Cossa Mesa 0-: DllOP,otOCOLATB ODP W/
NUT
I. ot.. L Morelli, Costa Mesa ~.:c~~~ Mesa a..: DllOP~ BlTITER
2. Scoet w.~. i~ 3 • ..._. F. Costa Mesa
0..: DllOP, 01llBR. AMED
1 T-. N. Ooff, Costa Mesa HIM. ~ htrlct Dlpan. Costa
MeM
Qua: ROUJID, OINOER
2. TtKY M. J~ Colla Mesa 0-: llOIJ.ED SUOAJl l. HeaGlr C. W--act, Costa Mesa 0..: aou..ED, OTHER. NAMED 2. Kally J. lacioba,, a.ta Meaa
0-: 011lll <X>OICIES, NAMED HIM.~~ Costa Mesa ~ Ol!CORATED.CAJCE/JR.
0..: HOUDAY Oil NOVELTY
2. 11ffuJ E. Dalpe. a.a Mca
~-t~~ a..:~o~v~ ~ It ......... a...
a..:-~(9) l. J. 1.u:a.a. .... 3. S. M~. C:O... Del Mar
Caa: NS~) 1... c. ea.aw.a
Cla•: ~ D MADE W/ HONEY
I ~A.-.:-~ ~ ...-OP~°ioi; DeJ Ms .Slllidly J. Jean,,. a.ta Maa
ioe: JlllBAD.11.POWDBJlJOUICK Clalt! FRU?T COTH. TiiAN BANANA) 1 . .,,.. A. ,_., COICa Mela
0..: PlTMPICJN
1. 'betyt A. Pe11tU, a.ta Maa DMsion: 'SPECIAL TYJCOPFEB CXE a .. : COPPES CAJCB ct SM.)
HIM. Ondle Lmoa Coat& MCA Cua: MUmNS, WlFRUIT I. Nicola H. Jacot., Costa Mea
3. Beverly S. Mamcy, Corooa Del Mar Oiviaioo: YEAST BREAD
Cua: 011fER YEAST BREAD~AM· ED
l. ~ M. Cimmin~ Costa Mesa C>Maiori: LA YER.ED/FROSTED CAKE
Class: CHOCOLATE
3. Monica Mactemle Newport Beach
Division: CAKE (NOT LAYERED) Cass: OfEESE CA.K..E. W/PRUIT
2. Mark 8.. H1rrit, Cos!f Mesa
Casa: CHEESE CAk,E, Fl.AVOREO
HIM. Marllvnn G1Ucln, Costa Me11 Oau: POUND 2. Nicola H. Jacob6, Costa Mea
Cius: CYlllBR NON·LA YERED CAKE 2. ~ M. CummlAPt Costa Mesa Dmlioo: CANAPEIHORS D'OEUVRE Oaa: BREADS, CRACKERS. W/FILL-INO
2. Beverly S. Marney Corona DeJ Mar
C ius: OTH.CANAP ES/HORS D'OEUVRE
1. Sarah A Morcllt.. Costa Mea
2. Sheryl A. Peuell Costa Mesa
O an: BEST OF OIVlSION
1:-Sarah A Morelli. Costa Mesa
Division: CONFECTIONS 0111: FUDGE W/OTIIER Fl.A VORS
2. Shanel A. Stasz, Costa Mesa
Class: PEANtrr BRITTI..E
l Monica Maclten1.~ N~rt Beach
O us: O'lli.CONFE~ 110NS NAMED
1. Sar.h A. Morel~11 1'.:osta Mesa
3. Jean S. Hams\ Ne~n Beach
Oau. BEST OF D1VISION
I. Sarah A Morell~1.Costa Mesa
Drvilioo: BAR C0011.1ES
aass~ BROWNIES. CAKE I. Anii M. Cummings. Costa Mesa
T L:l;Mae a.. 0.. Meta
2. • 0..Maa ~~.t~-5
DM11aa: .... Alli>MJ.X PRODUCT arr= O&JO.ICOMM.EltCAL CAJC£
1. ,.., ... 8olt. c.c.a Mesa ~:,.&&10 ./ANY OTHBR
1. Dlbonlt s. Dial. c.o.c. Mae =-f!WAFR~~
1. ~u. ~' Colta Mca a..: anmafi'UiT OR J1JJCB ~lttsDicwakl. Costa Maa
a..:APaJCOT HIM. ~ M .. IMew.Jd. Costa Mesa 0..: ILACkBBRRY
1. ICatty M. DiewaJd, Colta Mesa
0-:amJlRY
2. Katbf M. Dk'nJd. Costa Mesa Oua: FJllJIT JAM W/LJQUOR. ANY 3. ~ M. Diewald. C'.mta Mesa Oaa: PEACH
2. Katby. M. DiewaJd. Costa Mesa Oua:PWM HIM. Kat.by M. Dimld, Costa Mesa 0..: RASPBERRY
2. Katby M. Dlewakt Costa Mesa
HIM. Maryellen Ford, Corona Del Mar a .. : STRAWBERRY
3. Kathy M. Oiewald, Costa Mesa
Clua! DnfER JAM THAN ABOVE
2. Deborah S. Dial. Costa Mesa Oivisioo: JEU.lES
Class: APPLE
HIM. Kath! M. Oiewald. Costa Mesa
Class.: BOYSENBERRY HIM. l!CathI. M. Oicwald, Costa MCM
Oua: CRANBERRY
1. Kathy M D1ewald, Costa Mesa
O asa: MJJlrr
2. Kathy M. Diewald, Costa Mesa
Class: STllA WBER RY 3. Kathy M. 01ew1ld, Costa Mesa
O us: WINE
2. Kathy M. Dic:wald, Costa Mesa
O ass: OllfER JELLY ntAN ABOVE
HIM. Kathy_ M. Dicwald, Cost11 Mcu Oass: BEST OF DIVlSION
I. Kathy M f?~!d.1.. <Asta Mcu D~mon: MARMJ'U.JUJES & B\Jl"nR S
O w : FRUIT Bl.TITER
I. Kathy M D1ewald, Costa Mesa
O ass MARMALADE 2 Kathy M. D1ewald, Costa Mesa
O ass: OTHER. NOT ABOVE
I Mo r11ca Macterme. Newport Bc1ch
C1tris Veitch of Newport leKh, Md c.ry Findley, of An~hrim Hills, showed ttwir support for the
Orange County FAir Junior livntodl Auction by purch.uing the Gnincl ai.mpion ~rlcet Sheep.
The 121 pound sheq> was r~ised by Heidi Schmidt. right. •nd sold for $14 • pound.
l . KalhY M IJ1cwll.ld, Costa Mew
Oass: BEST IN DIVISION
I. Monica MackcllLIC, Ncwpon Beach
Dmsaon: PICKLES,:. REUSK. SAUCF
O aJ$: 880 SAUCr:
) Deborah S. Dial, Costa Mesa
Oass. BREAD & BUTTER PICK.LB
2 Ka~thy M Dicwald, Costa Mesa Class Q{JLJ SAUCE
Z Kathy M Dlcwakl C051a Mesa
Oa..s CVC'Ut.'RER PICK.LES. ALL
2 Robert A. Fri<'.dman. Co511 Mes:s
C1n' DILL PICKLES
l. Robert A. Friedman. (.'(lSta Mesa 3. Edie: P Arcb~kl. Costa Mesa
Clan: PICKL.ED FR urrs
1. Kalhy M _Dicwald, Costa Mc~
Oass: PICKLED VfGFT ABUS 2 Kathy M Otn'ald. Coua Mesa
0 11SS RELISHES
I K.athy M Die-aid. Costa Mcu
J Ciy l.Jtchftdd Cc.s1a Meu
C1ass Oni PICXU:.S. RELISHES. ECT
!. Ma ryc}Jm F~ Corona Del Mar
HIM R.lhY M Dicwald, Coit.a Mes.
C1ass BEST lN DIVlSION
I K.ath~ lNwald., 0.. Mm Dmst0a loQUJUU/PRES.FOOOS
O au OiOWOER OR SOUP
l Monica Mackeu:ic.,. Newport Buch
HIM. A11&1 M. Ounmiqs, CA:.u Meu C1ass arnE.R POTPOURRI, NAMED
I Debonh S Dial Cost.a Mesa
°"iMOO PRESERVES °"1 011fE.R PRESERVES. NAMED
I K.atby M DiewaJd. Costa Mesa
Cw BEST IN DMSJON
1 K.atby M DlcwUd, Co.ta Maa
From North Or~ County
From South Or~ Cowity
540-1220
496-6800
642-5678
CLASSIFIED INDEX 6'2·5678
'9M)M "°"TH ORMIGE CO. 540-1220
'ROM IOUTH ORAMGI CO. .. 1111
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queMy &'Oii• pwtid-
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eyes. 5'7", 170 lbe.,
pr.tty, ~ non-
amotter ,,..,. 30-39
Teddy Bear type,
lonely, love• kids.
high moral veluea,
~--af'lectk>n. n-.
'"· no druge. 1112808.
ARIYOU
llYSOULllAm
DWF, 53 •ttractlve,
anfoys good fllm•,
sen•• of humor,
music . art. reading,
ftahlng on a mountain
lake, beach walks.
You too? #2804.
ATTRACTIVE
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Petite, ..... ~.
chic, good cook ..aotcter~ m6nded (.,.-457), ~ ...,..., """°'°" .... romenUo ~ ... ,,.... ... .,nu.
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phone cala. OnfV ~
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HAPPY
ENERGITIC
ILOllDI
Widow of may year-.
eflm4ate 50'e In N9'#-
port Beach. Love to
walk. nature, beach,
d!Nng--and •her• your lnterMta, too. #2821.
HAPPY
ILEllDIR
REDHEAD
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bikes, you w11 meet & ooe.n't t.akc• t11f• ao ~-1-.. itl08. • ---.--------' -;;;;;""";.;.:;;.;.-. .... w-•iiiil MOT ALtm llATIVll your metcf\. •2802. J eerlouely. h ldren TlllM ::i· ~ Area ---• -f1A CoMe MMe. l m0f9 l:han OKI #1803 lllWnMOUQll'T ummTAlm•G Mee1 locela by 1.,., 114-0AT! _. 40. TIUDITIOllAI. •-EYES THIM OWM, ,,.. 50'• ...a _ phone. (24"'9) Pl 11 a owr. S3ln*\. HUllAm _._.. 1'2", nla. a . qualtty, aoutmMe-'° 4e. "°' r......, min. 1 .... ne-o1n LM 1 Oft'_.
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lady, happy. epWtlual, panic descent , ~ or ~. trim, clU•. ~ ~..: ~ .. ':..~ •.. ~·. educated d ealrea ... _ ...__.,,.. 11 llf ....__ ·--th._.. ..... ,....,.,... ...,...,, . ._. """'-r a my •. ...._. ,_....,, .,.,..,, ~ emeM the ~
kin<!, ioWlg hoaband. • .. u alnc:er. lady to llberal, heels. ellk • • SF 2143. llghtheatted
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80+ SWF, 5'5". 130
lbe .. young, llcilve ....
cure , non•mo ker,I
Mek• caring , gentl• DWF. self .. mplo)l9d,
man for outings, pos-1 home owner, •"king
alble relatlonahlp warm cuddly for fun &
412803. companionship, 55-
65 Enjoy beach life. ,
age 45-50. SWM/ 37 f 1........, .. ._._ T •xptote .,. • travet. '-'In~ & anrac· yra. o llge. " """"· ....,....., jeans,~ -#1829 r•·
OWM, 8', 190 poynds, ca.a9V ahlrta, and humorl ---·------ttve. #1 1. ~.~~1t~a1·~~'.v~:1 HuMOWious •1782. ~ IDTl•llTAL
n enclally secure 1_1_..,. HOPILEll SWM, &Al..-... 1...,. Iba., ROlllllTICPOITIC
HOW TO RESPOND
TO CULTURED I gardening, rHdlng .
Oui.t llfestyle Enjoya 111--•.....,.. ...,._, .....,
no -s mo k Ing. no-Flt and trim, 45, 5 '8", nvmNW 1 "'-~ for allm, ro-
drlnkl ng, no-drugs. 165 lbs .. •-k• com-Tait, dark and hand-mant le. home lovlng 51 , phyalcalty flt, ac-
*280t 1 penlon , d anc ing, aome SWM , 45. S..-e woman 40 ... w ho tlve. NS, OWM, 5'0", AFFECTIONATE I travel Let'1 explore the world #2762 or.!~!~~·2·. ---LE_OO_Y __ _ •ho-. travel, 0~ SWF, 30-40 for can-wanta • eenalttve. blue 170 Iba.. warm, at-VIRY m Ind• d , a 1 n c • r •, dlellght dinners, d&nc-eyed, e· challenge lectlonate, m arrlag• Dhlf{INE blue eyes, HkH travel. LOVING
d an c e , cl a1alc a1 LOVINQ #178&. ship. Compassionate,---------Ing, theat•r. tr11~1. I
frlendahlp a l waye. Ing and com~ #1781 . minded. Enfoy danc-
music. and th Hier, LOYAL A pretty, very clusy, ftWM .Aft Intimate, fun Iovino NO HAllQ.UPI epc>rU .... ka lady 40-
cuttured. advenlurou1 vw• -#1848. . I SWM. 56. 190. 5'11", 90 tor romence Md ... ... k• good natured,
emotlonally 1table, n
1. genltleman, 4a-64,
for laatlng relallon.
1
Ship #2820
DON'T GO
TOURS
SWF. 40"1, 5·3· , at·
tractive widow loOklng
tor athletJc gentleman.
non-1moker I IOve to j
llah, play tannla or
stay home to cook I
#278t
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OWF, 5'2", t40 Iba ,1 look 40 , Christian,
cfuay. EUf~n. bru-j
nett•. cultured. EnjOy I
concer1s. travel, etc
S eeking ove r 50
good-looking gentle·
man, non-smoking,
habitual drinker or I
ov~ghl EJCpeettng
compatible #2781
GREENmD
BLOND
Wanted outgoing r•
lallonshlp oriented
SWM. 35-50, over l 5'0", by SWF with her
8ICt t~thar Smoker e,..,.,. Mlty Roek-N-
Roll, Suahl ban, mov-
ies, etc. #2782.
Sl\op IN ~eel Ml111e PegM
oi ~ IOf lhe vecatlon
e>roC*1'; you Ye~-·•no
Flt, tvn sincere, n's
OWF. s-klng open
honell. actrve, roman·
lie man 35-50 who Is
emotionally available
for a loving, nurturing I
relallon1h1p 112822
!> 15 · brunette with no· llMCERI l'M IO •u•VE •••k• lady 4o-60, #1908. m erou1 Interest• ._ non-smokJng, drink---IUll---,-,_.---.-.-'"u attractive , euc-Flnanclally secure, I COULD IARf Ing, df"U9•· Must be ,.. , .,..
C ...... 1 man, 44 to ..... 1 SHklng OWF or SWF f-to r~--.. "'·-oA•, CUT1I •u "" for a homtsl relaxed Flf1yl1h breakdancer ·-_ .. ""'u ·-
10 love forever I'm la1tl~g relat'1onat11p' with teenag• ltbldo Calif., Nevada. #1807. DWM , 5'1", 175 lbe.,
Pla'""I and am a lot of tun''j'0 be wtttl Vou EnjOy• mOViea, beach. wants eene beac h llO l11UllQI c ollege educated, PRETTY 1 wlll be glad you quiet dinners and bonny to drtv. orazy. An_.,_..._ worka M ataytf1o ftt ln-mu.lc t111•• Youth, beauty, P• ~ Md• & out, ad'lentur· Pm TE I Ca11~ ... "27..,,. I · ..... wv ""' nache and eerenlty Handaome, aecure. oue, mountain• to the PROFESSIONAL .... ...,._ EXCEPTIONAUY •,•1~11•1. Newport I energetic, clean , .... Ilk .. good musk:, 1 ..... ..-v H•--~ youthful WM, 39. frlanda, l aughte r .
DWF 38· 5 3 · •no'-COllll ... T10NS'~" •••k• afternoon or •1824. mom who enjoys life, -• Tall, tanned, alander. •NfDH I I ---------s&ekl open. elncere, DWF. 5'8", 40'1, Good lovtng, c:.ett... an-Rftllol•-.,. even ng eec epad•• TIDDY v..... 1 .._ ... w1th attractive. com-p l11ylul, relationship L.ootllng, loves 111• &nd lightened, playful, M)-mlttad or married IUR
wt1h handsome, confl-all It hu to otter thentlo, communlc. He la handaom•.j
den I profestlonal 38-Looking for a tun lov· tiv. and youthful ~ seml-retlr9d ex9CUt!Ve. wom.n with ..,,.. of SWM, a.ge 29, 8'7",
4!> NS no dr1nklng Ing, stable. loveable tleman 39, very ...y advenluroue. 8 '2 '. adventure. ~Ion 230 Iba., loo«tng for
Newp ort Beach. sin cere G entlem an and romantic, with allm OWMNSW. o.1 •uured.#l&43. I my~woman.You
#2807 1112764, '2.ooo mo. onty In-airea attractive. feml· p.a••-•fE we a SWF, 11ge 22·28,
come and beach nine, 50lsh, "9J&lble ~ attrac:tHe btond, 5'7"· REAL llAN
WANTED!
Blue eyed blonde, '1.
sMks SWM. 40 • , tor
1a111ng relatlonshlp
Love lheatre. dinners,
etc RU sensitive. g9n-
erou1, sincere. Int.._
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SHAZAM
SEEIONO
CAPT.llARVEL
tor tun & exciting ad-1 venturH or Ju•t moon-
lit• walks on lhe
beach Must be apon-
taneous. humorous,
romantic SWM, 36-48.
5'11" • tor DWF 30-.,
5'8". v04umptoua bru-
nette looklng tor a r-1
dat It
S 1 d •,," l apartm41n1 •-"• GK*-homemailer, avellable ROllAllTIC 5'9", 120 to 13S Iba .
( l n1• fl 3004 frl endfmore• She's for Wting, trevel. gar-, &', 4t , flt. handeome loVe apendtng days at
sweet, v•~y pretty, denlng, ch.nu.a. cul-bu1lneeeman/'Wrlt1r . the beech and roman--
slender, compatible tural. healthful ac1IVI· aHk• etrt•dngly Intel·, tic walks on the b9ach A FAMILY and emotionally avall· lies She ahould be llgent end t>eeutllul a t night. drinking ORIENTED uu1 at>MI Curious? Go tor caring . compatible, woman, ~ 40, tor champegoe by the ftre
42_ ni, prof ,.'::::". tn _•t_11_11_17...;1_7_. ----11,...1783to share hta Illa authentic, lnte naly and wll kN9 me. Mua1 emotional ~•hip llve In H untington NB youth sporta, QOC)O.UTURED L-•MQ RftB without long•tarm _e. __ ec_l'l_._,,_1_1_ ... _. __ _
a"k' educated lady , """""' rvn commitment. #UM&
good .. iaem, al-EDUCATED AN AnRACTIVE YOU/Ill
fectlOnate lo share .. M a rrlage-mlnded . -READY TO nc
t>ulld together "1906. SWM 5'0". 188. let• ILvnv EXPLORE Happy, fun-loving,
AFFECTIONATELY
SWEET
SW~ never married e. 1 ro Iba . ..-inol an e11ot1C lady wtth
b<own sli.ln and bl'own
bedroom •Y91 tor an
exciting monogamous!
retatlon1hlp "t 845
30'•. •motk>na.lly •ta-SWF age 21·24 I am _.__,SW --.. of ..... mor. ~ bl welt-tr veled. ft SWM, age H , want· Prot ........ -M, 56. ~· .... -~ •. • • pro-Ing 1o find romance wanle ~ .. to go joy• huge. walke,
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t I bl• bathe logetl'ler out. movlee. theatre. c o n v • r • a o n . ......... da~ea, _ .. ,-. and lady for fl1endahJp 8nd .. _~ .. ---d bOO .. _ end mldn .... h1 ...... m. . -..-·-,..._.,...,,,..,,an ... .., th b h .. 1...,.1 laetlng relatlonahlp. Seek a attectlonate, _m_1no ........ _•_teo2 _______ •_e_ec __ . _ ... _.....,_.__ #184-4.
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Unlled S&MM), ell right, tint A PU8UC SAL.£, IF YOU nemect ~(a) tNt e c:n'9d Interest (lntefMI 19 dared and doet "-eby rtzed 10 do bualneu lrt ttll9 ..., ' IM82 POOl!shed ~ 8-cn-,,..,. .,_..... -ed to llOTIC• CMI' NEED AN !XPl.AHATION ti.All ,,..._ 11 ~ to be dtclered al 81Mne MCUred state ) et IN THE l088Y ... AH. H Truator(a) t• Co.la M.a l"loc JVft 2& .... _ .. _, TitUSTara aALa ~THE NAT\JRE ~THE QMTenlly ptlO to F9tlruety TO THE BUILDING 80 corded AUOUST 09• 1988 • and now Mid by " ""°" n'9de Cl!' .,.,..... propelTy 21. 1 11 t 1 ) • p 1 u • 111 • tf'lertCJy irnmedlMaty due so · 1 u tnet NO l!M21490 "' PUIUC MOTICI ~ 1 8. 1 s , .,
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county and Stat• and des YOU TAKE ACTION TO On OllOIJt1 .. 1:4$ A.M .. tlrot(•) ... T'HEO()(Jf'f E.. and ·~· and ~ elect '° <*lM tl'le """ and -held l>y II under ~ ... ~o..c:uFg:· --~~-tcnoed N follows LOT PROTECT YOUR PROP• So Cellf ~Ser• IAHOOVAL. 300 .....,.,., deflC9 th9I reel propelTy P'099'1Y IO t>e aold lo Nl·llald Deed of True! .,., the NIA ~"'" . ---
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AS PEA MAP R£CORDEDI A PUBUC SALE IF YOU F0t11c:loaure s.rvtce. u The 1oc1111on In C811bn1a Whtie 'f04ll ~ ta In tr-eby. . Co.Jnfy. Celr!Ot11'1e dMCt1t>-AUCTION TO HIGHEST The tolowtncjj per.of>s we
IN BOOK 50 PAGES 32 TO NEED AH EXPlAHATION lht tMy appolrMd TNlllM of the dMf ~ offtcle tor.cloture Y'O" st1n mutt o.ted· o1/d811sw1 I'""' rrie iaoo ''*"'" AS B l ODER FOR CASH oo1ng ov-11 u
INCLus.VE OF MISCEL OF THE NATURE OF THE under and puttuamt lo Of pftndpel ~ offtc9 ..-... .:... ............. ·--WEYERHAEUSER MOAT-OESCRlllED IN EXHIBIT A' CASHIER'S CHECK OR r j MAAKE1 4!>02 w .. 1 36 • PROCEEDINGS AGAINST Oted of TNll, Aecotoad of the tr.,.._« It: SAME pey .,.,.., ......._.....,_ ,_, GAGE COMPANY 1AnACHEO HERETO ANO CERTIFIED CHECK. 1...,. Loncoln Avenue Cy0t .. •
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RECORDS OF Of\ANOE TAcT A LAWYER NO ~ Booll Pege Al ~ bullrlMa ,_. quired by ~ note and MARC H CORMAN VICE UHlalT "A" e'9 • llmt: = 'Cr: Be LAI Ptluong 14179 TECHNICAL SERVICES.
COUNTY, CALIFORNIA On 08;09191 el 1145 A.M , Of OfftcYI Atc:ordl In "'9 and llddlll•H UMd by tN deed d INlt 0t ~ PRESIOf.l'tT PARCEL 1 SIMM~ IO ~ Grano M..oow ~ Gw· 2141 ~ IMS. flA,
The 90'..C .octr .. 1 and So Callf Forec!oeure S..· office of tN Atc:of'der d '"'9nded .,.,,.leror wtOW1 If Y'O" tall to make Mura ADOEIDUll THAT PQATION OF LOTS ~' ~ Cotpo-09" Grove Cl.alf 92643 Coeta MMa. Cell 111292'7 oth., ccwnmon ~· 'lliCft Inc dbl ~tewlde ORANGE Counly, c.lar, 1twM ,..,_ lut pe.i 90 tw peymen19 on the io.n. pay M ODI FICA TION O F 2 3 AND 4 OfTRACTNO 1'111k>n) AT THE~ K11u My Tran 14179 Deni .. JoM ~
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OeKrlt>ed ~ le pur-the OUly ~ed Tnn1" PAAK Pt.ACE PAOP£RT1ES are· NOHE Ylde lneuranca on IN CURED BY DEED OF CJV)C CENTER BUILDING oen G•oYe Calif 92643 Co.ta M-. Celt tQG"7
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COSTA MESA. CA 92&47 on°""11 ,!_, ruat ... ~~ PORATIOH WIU SfU AT nesa llddfeu of ll'le lr8n9s wty, pey DEED OF TRUST WITH AS-IN E WP 0 RT BE A C H . ORANGE CA .. right. title• Ou<:1ed by hvsband end ducted by .,, lndMdu9I ...,,.., """'"''-" PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE leree(a) era· NEVAZ !tons u requlrtd In tl'ie G E O COUNTY OF ORANGE, and tnt., .. t COfN9yt<S to ..nt. The rt9l1trantC1) com-
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Ol•CI-My liablflty for 01 Ofllc'-1 RICOfdl In "" CASH. (peyeble .. """ °' tie Aot•. t..wndllle, Ca ~. the bentf\clllty ANO SECURITY AGREE AS SHOWN ON A MAP Mid DMd of Tl'\i9l In l"9 rnerlC.0 lo transacl tJu..-.... under ltie ~
""Y lnCOff~ of fhe10lflct of IN Rec0toer of .. In ~ l'llOn8"f of IN 90290 Ot "'°"9~ ITWy lnMrt MEHT ANO FIXT\JRE FIL· FILED IN 8001< ~9 PA.GE ptc>ptrty tlluefed in saio ,,... uncw ltle FlcWoue Bu11--. N-C•l llleed
Jlt"4 addr ... and at'-OAANGE Coc.lnfy, c.l1tor-United StalM. by caah. a Thal ll'le P'099'1Y pert!-Ihm you do eo In ord., to ING AHO LOAN DOC~ ~ ano S1111 01 Bul •"•U i'jameti ) Usted1 .00.. on N.A
common designation If rua ••Kul•d_ by ERA c.aNer'a cl'ledl ~by a1 nent h«9lo II dMcrit>eO W'I relnltlrt• your eccounl In MEl'lTS ~CORDED MAY 44 OF PARCE; MAPS .. aoov. ()ti ... A. o.n. ~ PARK Pl.ACE ~ERTIES atate or ne11on91 ben1t a generet u Uquof atore RECORDS OF :>AID OA-D a T Be L..t P""°"<j Thie ....._. -tlled 1"Y shoWn herein . INC A CALIFOl\NIA COR-checlt dr'aM'I by a atme or bul6MM and II located a1 good ltandlng In aodltlon. I 1• 1990 AS INS-mtJMEN1' ANGE COUNTY SHOWN "' I A ft\11 1ta1..-m wae flleO """" "'-Coun1y C1ert1 o1
TM total amount of IM POAAOON Will SELL AT fedtrli Ctedlt ""'°"· Of • 3244 E Cout Hlghwey, the btnellctery or mot!· NO 90-2S450:l SAIO DOC A.NO DEFINED AS UNIT I I PARCEL I #fl" me County Cler1l of Orange counev on .Aiy HI,
unpaid balarie. of tr-t Obit-PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE C'-cil d,_ by a .._.. °' Corona del Met, Ca.~ ~ mrt '9ql.M• u 1 UMENT ADDED AS AO· ON A CON DOMINIUM UNfT 44 AS SHOWN ANO Ot•"Qe Cou"'Y on J<6y t 2 1991
gallon HCU•td by lh• HIGHEST BIDDER FOR leOtf1ll Mltlnga and loen The ou.lntu name UMd condlllon 10 r9instatemen4 DITlONAL SECURITY FORI PLAN RECORDED IN I OESCRIBEO IN THE CON •991 lffeOOt~
proptrly lo bl a()ld and C•SH. (pay•ble at Ume of IHOCiallon, Ulllf'91 a• l>y"" Mid Transferor(•)~ lt\111 you prol/ld• rtllable THE I.AND THAT CERTAIN 80011., 1282 PAGES 11142 j DOMINIUM PLAN RE , ..... a P\;Olllhed ~ 9Mc::h-
11111onabl • titlmeted wle 1n lllWful money ol ll'le IOCla11on, Of M'Wings bank Mid locdon le LA CAN: wnnen eYidenoe tnat you REAl, PROPERT'f' MORE fO ISM INCLUSIVE OF CORDED IN BOOK l:i.'IM• Pul>hsned Newf>Ol1 8Mc,,_ eo.ta .,._. Nol .J\Jly 25,
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_,, ed<!ition to CHl'I ,,.,. cr>ec.ta dr•wri by 1 .late or TO TliE COUkTY COURT· Coelt Highway,~ del ,quest, tt1e 1>eneflc1ary or PA.RT THEREOF TEAEST IN THAT PORTION AN UNOl\llOED 1 1gTH PU8UC NOTICE
h\Jt!M d eccep a cut>· ledef'al 1av1n91 at'<! 1oan 1 HOUSE , 700 CMC CfH. .... CalllomlA "2e25 on 0t mort~ wll gNe you a PuC>ll'Jhed l>y the P to1 OF LOTS 2 ) AN O 4 OF INTEREST 4S A ffi'jANT "'°""hi
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nellonal bank e chtck IOClallon, Of UVl"Q' ~,ANA. CA 1111 right, tttle and IO~.tr~tormfet su~l entire emovnt you murt lH44!> AS PARCEL NO 1 IN THE I INTEREST IN ANO TO THE flctltteua ...... ant • t?OCtfled on ..c:tton 5102 of 1ntet•t conveyed to and ..,_."",_ "'ft ""''~I COMMON •REA OF LOT 2 auaa-.._ Tl'le lolkloMng pet90n1 are drawn t:7y a state or federal I'"• Financial Code and ~ """" held by It under laid "'9f'Clal Code SecUon SH>e pay You may not have to C ITV 0 " N E W P 0 RT CIOlnQ ~ a ·
c1edtt union or • en.ck thof'~ed to do ~11 1n DMd of Trv~ In tt1e pt~ The name and addfeu 011 pay tri. Wtllf• unpaid !>Of· PUIUC NOTICE BEACH. COUNTY OF OA-OF T'RACl NO gesg IN ,..._. TECHNICOR 2!> a 1 Oat-.
dr1Wnby a1tate 0<ledttal this 'Jllll ) At AT ™El •rly 1ltuat•d In ••Id th• ptuon wttti whoml tloo Of'fOIJf account -NOTlCeM ANGE STATE OF CALI-THE CITV OF NEWPORT aoa~'::""~':."°"·.,· I C>HCh SI o-~()Int
NY'"91 and 1oen U .oc:ll · MAIN (NORTH ENTRANCE County, OMCtll)lrlg the land a.lmt rnr( be llled II BAY lh<>ugh lull ~I wH F~NIA AS SHOWN ON A BEACH COUNTY OF QR. q & S Clf.ANERS 29& So c.ttf 92«29
IM ~ •NOC1at10n TO THE COUNTY COURT· !1*W'I ESCROW COMPANY 2!115 Oemanoecl bul you mu91 111uauc U&.9 Of! M4P FILED li'j BOOK ~ I.NOE SlATE OF CALI 'ueN> A.e O••noe C.1<• LY""• Che• M o•gari u~ ~ epe(:liletl HOUSE 700 CMC CEN-COUNTY OF ORANGE E COAST HIGHWAY co. pay •II •mounU '" <>eflUll l'aRSOtU.L. NOl'•"TY PAGE 44 Of PARCH FC>f'INIA 4S Pf.A MA.P RE· 9~ 25151 o.n.c..-c" Sii 0.-.
"' s.ctlon 5102 ol .,,. f T(R DRIVE WEST SAHTA ANFOUO OWSIS DE~18£0 AS =A ~E~ ~;Ro. ~A l •I t,,. time P•vn-n • .... 2491c7 '-'APS RECO~DS OF SAID COROEO IN BOOK •J:i Ra t • fl•... 82 'l POlnl Cell! 92929 ANA CA all rtghl bli. and Y or Pvrwuanl IO !tie <alllo"'•a PAGES , :> ANO J OF S1.1n~y ~a•, ., LI "• We11.y "°°9,, M<>tgAl/'I ~"C•Al COde anO eutho •nte!fft conv9'(ed 10 end PARCEL t filing clelm9 l>y fll'Y etednor I made Howewt you i nd Sell·S..V.C• St0<~ F•c•ls 0 RANGE C 0 UN T 't :>51 ~1 OINll>H'Ctl SI ~ zed IO do 001.ness in 1t"s ~ ._.... bw ti ...... ., ..... LOT 59 OF TRACT NO shall bt AUGUST JO. 1991 'fOUI beneficiary or mot1 1tu ... .,. (B & P C""'e 21100 SHOWN ANO DEFINED AS MISCELLANf0US MAPS C1'•no H•t• t.•I<' 9 '709 Polm C#f 92Clt ·--._._. ' """ ....... , "'....,, "" OF SAIO COUNTY S S"••Oa Bl'l•y•"• !527) \'Ill In the .....,,t lend., De.a or lrvtt an I"• ptops 13224, AS SHOWN ON A Wllleh II the bustneu day ~ may rTW!ually IQ'N 1 el NQ 1. the un0 .. 9'9f'ed COMMOl'j AREA ON A A Sun"V Meadow Lane fl''llt bu11n .. 1 II COl"-
<1lhe1 that cuh ,, I C erty ••toelad 1n a aid MAP RECORDED IN BOOK be'°'9 the conwmmet10t1 1n wrlltng ptt<>t to the hma Wiii Mil II publtc IUCllO<' CONDOMINIUM Pl.JIN RE · SVCH TERMS IS OE FINED Chin.• Hill' Celli g1 ~09 Oucled Dy· ~ end
I •Pied The Trwtff m1y COU"lty OflCtlb•nQ the land 838. PAGES 8 THROVGH dal• •P41dfled aoove ,,,. not1<:• of Sile l9 polled on July 31 1991 ., !:.> 00 CORDED IN BOOI< '1282 IN THE ARTICLE ENTITLED ,,.,,, h-.t ,, .. , .. con. wife
"'''""°'d !tie iu uance of th., .. ,, 12 INCLUSIVE OF MISCf.l· Dated June tll, 1991 (which may not be _.,,.., pm 1725 Pomona A ... PAGES 1842 TO 18~ IN-DEFINITIONS OF THE t1ucteo I'• "uso.n<J •"<I T~e •egts1ren1(1) com.
PARCH 1 l AN E 0 U S M A P S , N£1/A2 NOSHIRWANI I lhr C:O.ta Mes. pet~ ptop DECLARATION OF COV .,.,t9 "*'Ced IO trwwac:t 0..-'"• Tr\lstM 1 OMO uf'!J LOT • Of' TRACT NO RECORDS Of ORANGE Put>lla"-d l>y The Pilot than ttie e!'ld o the ... 'arty •nctuoang turnt1ur1 CLUSIVE O F OFFICIAL ,,._ • .JnOer m. ~
•1•0• ~e aveai.ble lf'.l •312 1 AS SHO~ ON A COUNTY CALIFORNIA .J\Jly 25 1991 monl h per od ataled doeh111<;i t<>Ols end °' OI'-REC~OS OF SAID OA-ENANTS OHOITIO"lS '"• •e w ,,,.,.,,at com-Bus ""' ~s) hied
• •• t'4yM Of enoo•SH H. MAP RfCOADED IN 80011. EXCEPTING TliEAEFROM tl'>48Jlabove) 10 among Olhef h()vfff>OIO ,...,, t•Oled 0'( A"4Gf COUNT"\' ANO Rf')Tn." Tl0 "'4S nr ~ .. ~eel ~ .. 1;:~~ ~Of' >Jy, 19111
•ri1r e-I t19ht C>J6 PAGES 9 THROUGH 4U MINERALS Oil. GAS. ll'itnga fll provide 10 IN foftow>ng t>e<s<>ns rtoe ll•H I aoorass and CORDED li'j A('l()I< l7'>•1 R , ..,.,_. '<•,..,•(I I l•l"e<I WH~ R Morgwi
""'" ui. "'"be ,,., • ., .. '?INClUSIVE Of'MISCEL PETR<>t.EUM ANO OTHER PUIUCNOTICE dltlOnal ltme 1n which IO SP Cl2!> H NA.NT UN OI"~ ·ommnnon 1gn•fl()t'I PAG E s•ai 0 ~' Ct .. H• ....... A The• Ital~_,..._,
.1 ,.,,,"<><JI COV9fllnl or L A,.. E o u s M A. p 5 I HYDROCARBON SUB-cure IN o.ia.in by transl., KNOWN SP 01 47 CHRIS ,f any 01 1,_. rNI pro(>lfl1y RECOADS R .. t 11 B" .. •""' """" I°"• Counfy C..... of wa•r~rT!Y eq>rH s 0, m RECORDS OF ORANGE ST~S IN OR UNDER NOTIC• Of! of the ptOl)ttly Of ofl'lef· TINA SANDATE SP F28e OHc"Nl<'l aoove •a pvr E.XCEF'T ALL OH (,A, 0 ,., .. ,.19.,,..,1 waa Ille<! O•AOQ<f County on .Juitt 18
COUNTY CALIFORNIA OA WHICH MAY 8E PA(). "'ate MmMIMG 2 bh " KEfTH SWEn SP GJOJG MINERALS ANO OTHER .. ,. .... """' C'-11 ol 1991
: •Nl rr>gardtog trn. P"' fllCEPTIN(i THEREFROM DUCEO FROM SAID ~D NOTICE IS HEREBY MM or I/ ffla .. • MAJCA SMITH SP G307F Lpot'IOO"° .. rloN~RT3lB26E·cv~ HYOROCARBO lll SLB • ~· ~·•I\ nn JI.IV t 2 ,900Me '~'' l.l" OI enc:vmt>t11nce• All MINERA!.S OIL GAS WHICH UNDERLIES THE GIV£N tt\at ~I to tc~ule o pay.....,,., in CHRIS TIN£ "4AKAZAWA '• rv "' r• Pul>l••"'e<l O<~ Co&a.1 ,., •1tl •ly tM 1nde«>tedneu P!-TROLEUM ANO OTHER I Pl.ANE PARAUEL TO ANO S«:1lon 6473 1 of Mlclt rv Older iO cure you1 Oefaull SP G313G U s.A ANN OUIL C"4 9766.1 STANCES IN AND UNOfn IJ ..... , 08lly p IOI ~ Ill ~ A4I
H· ut9d by takl 0.-d ed HYDROCARBON SUS-SOC> FEET BELOW THE ~VI ol Patt 111. OM-0t bol1'I (I) (2) MEnE SP GJ•90 J()HN T~ """'"''9~0 rrust" SAID LANO LYt1-ir, ~ELO~
• '"' H 'h9'9VncMo ...,.,,, ,,,. ST ANCES IN OR UNDER PRESENT SURFACE Of' "°" \I o1 1"9 H..nt> end Followlng IN ... paral>on Ol SCOn RUBY d·~111.I"'• • ,., 1oa1>o"f\t tor A. DEPTH Of o,(l(l fff 1 ''' .,,...,!> '1 e.acn-gust' I 1991
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" P•o~•Oed In Hid NN I' PRESENT SURFACE OF I O R 0 C A. A 8 0 N SU 8-Room 01 ,,,. CMc Cent., UC>Ot1 or a t.ep1r111 "'rlnen chased OOo<J• ere '"'" u '81• """ oe "'•d• nu1 """' E XCE E l L PUBLIC NOTtCI auPUIOf' COURT '•u c"•rou and e• SAIO V.NO 1r BEIHO UN--STANCES SHALL HAVE
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,,.,,., of the ll'USIM .... 1 Of RS TOOO r HA 1 THE I NO RIGHT TO ENTER wt>ICh time'"• Bowd ol 00. ar1d Vo"' c.redttCI' perl'T'lll • and remo,,.d "' •ti• ,,,,,. or IJP'H• 0t .,.,011ed ret;1••0 f ACE WA TEA Rt ,HTS l'lc:tlttoue Oft ALA8U ~I t~ ITV91s crNled ti\ OWNERS OF SUCH MIN-UPON THE SUAFACE Of rec:tor1 ol the Cos1a MtM ~ penOd 'r'IXJ have .... ~ t uOi«' ,,, pr-ot ng lltoe ponM••"" ?t en. BELOW A DEPTH OF <.(lli Svto*-N-AT e.-TMRL
"" OMO ol Trust f AALS OIL GA.S PETR(). THE "80\IE OESCS118EO Sanrlat"f Ot'Jtncl Wiii hew onto; IM a.gel rtgnl 10 .ioo CantellettOn "th• • ......,1 ('II um0taf\Cft1 10 t •v •he ·~ FEET WITHO JT '"~ Stet-t 1n "'-....ner Of tt>e 0.9-
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'IC 23>'22 MIU CREE ~ sf A"ICES SHALL HAVE ANY ~TION THEREOF lot ••etnpllOn "ll'Y to the «>• pay•"9 '"• ""'"' ""' 18th •nd hi,, day ot I,,. f'>Ole ' •Kulecl 0\ U <l OR RESERVED IN li'jS"A. • ... s W'<I CAYE c MIG-
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';U"IA HILLS CA ~:?6"'4 vPO"' THE SURFACE OF AUEL TO ANO SOO FEET trasn encl garbege cOliec creditor M1na91ment tnc r at• ,..,,.,"°" H o•o....rtea "" '-'f"ff'S O REC~C t,...ft• • ' CASE NO
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8 SIMONE S~O!N1r 11 '01 THE SAID LANO OA UINO FOA ANY PURPOSE I Dtst"<:'I at tl'ie Oietnc1 01· re1'9• '"' peymem to stop ublt.t~ ()y tr•• Pllol OHO ..,, l l<J\I H I ,.,llled f ASf MfNTS AR[ PAA· ri .. _,a 11111 "8SENl SPOUSE .~~'>TEESSALE OFFICFR A.N'I PORTION THEREOFI WHATSOEVEA AS RE-Ike n Felf 0.-Colla IN ICl'aclo'lure 0, 11 rou•Jutv 18 1~ 19'11 lee• C"••o•• an·i •• TICULARlY S€T FOATH • ., 11 ~~c HliJgl'\S ABOVE SAtD Pl.JI.NE PAA· SERVED BY BAIHOf'fAJl-1 ..... CMfoml• 1 t"4~ fHf ARTIClE ENflTlEO "''• .,.,., ;•• •ou -~ ~ 'J~•"'«I by n.. P1•e>1 Allf L TO A.HO soo FEET NUTZER \l'EHTURE 1. A NOTICE IS HEREBY FVA-Pfc>plrty •s "' 01K lotu-• PUBLIC .. OTICE ~ .. ,Qt,._. 1'"11 .. AOCJ £A'i£'-'f "'l5 o~ THf " ••' ..... ~ • 1:1< •"•' a PeenlOl'I 1or DI-.
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Just a coincidence?
Are Orange County hate crimes, Bush actions related?
Br Wiii Swaim
t tS It about
Orange
Counry's
relationship 10
lbc Repubhcan
party that
the da) President Bush
announced Marshall's
replaocment -W ashington
D.C. Judge Oarcncc Thoma
-a 28-yur-old white man
alkgcdly attacked a I :!-year-old
black kid in M1s~ion VieJ<' -
after the man allegcdl) used hi\
~ar in an attempt to run the b<l)
00-.-n.
1h1\ 1o1.1ll he lost on o ur
prc\ldent, a man who has
Jedared rac1\m l apul Ju,t to
'how how. kClput. Bu'\h
noman,llcd d hlal·l m.:in for the
\uprl·mc ClllHt
the press declare Latino County
liu~rvi50r Gaddy Vazquez a
Republican "rismJ star" o r
"hopeful ... I'm going to he \ll'k
Even Je!lus only ro-;e o nce
Republican program of racial
and ethnic advancement is that
11 costs the government almost
nothing; the fact that the
Republican strategy also
accomplishes nothing should be
of great comfort to racists. produces such prodipous -I
might say mysucal -feats o f
iron) as recent e\.-cnts?
Yuu might remember 1ha1 "
tc1o1. weeks ago. Thurgood
\farshall retired. W'Mn he did.
"'hite men at John Wayne
Airport allegedly attacked
\\endeU Oayton Carmichael. a
-u. .. car-old Afncan-Amcncan
from San Francisco. Camuchael
h.td JU.SI stepped outside the
'p.inhng new tcmunal when a
t'lurt) white man whacked him
E lsc"'here an Orange Countv.
a former head of the
county's Jewish Ddense League
admitted that he wa\
I lnow I ought to he
pohlll.111) correct on this and
t'l<id.. C1.uenc1: Thoma' all the
wa\ lie 's black, I'm white, a nd, ,o: anything ~hort of unflagging
'upport might he judged racist.
I hat'' "'hat the White House is
wunting 110 But choosing
T here'!> a reason that people
like Thomas and Vazquez
make it big in the Republican
party -a reason that has only
a little 10 do with their own
skills as judges or politician .
The Re publicans adopt them a'>
symbols. not as qualified people
-racism every bit as
pernicious as quota . you might
'lay And more ins1diou!),
That's why sensible
Americans arc rightly less than
enthralled with Bui.h's Supreme
Court nomination. Ye •
Clarence Thomas 1s a heck of a
n1.:e guy. no doubt pnncipled,
h<irdworltrng and mtclhgent responsible for recording an
answering machine me"i<>age Uut he's wrong for a . upremc
..t~ ros.s lbc bad of 1 he head
in Spamsh -that encnuraged
callers to tum an wcthac ks and
offered bonu~ pomts for lead'
on illegal 1mm1gr anl'i \Vh) ·)
The man said he had gruwn
tired of Spam'ih·speakmg calle r'
"'ho confu..\Cd h" numtier with
Cl.ire nee I hl)nH1'i is JU\t more
r.11.1,m Uu'ih .ldmitted t1" much
1o1.hcn he '>aid rcccntl) th:u hc "a' g111n~ to make Thomas'
nom111Jt1on a 'ymbol <•f h1:.
.1Jm1nl\tra1ton·, rnmmitmc..nt to
u\ll nghh So much for a
·r o put the hest face on 1t.
the Republican~ might herald
the ra"c of a 1 hnmas o r a
Va.tquc1 .ts C\IJcnce that the:
C ·nu rt already he ll-bent on
Jdcnding ma1ority 111tere't'
In J -.oc1ct~ plagued h\
rcl°n\1011 and the lon!t term h"'
\If m1JJlc-mcomc Jllb:.. rJl'1'm
11f the wrt that maJtc!I Orange "'•lh a blunt obJCC1 c..11l11r t'lhn<l \OCICt\ Welcome to Orange County
Just a ooanadcnce'> Perhaps
But r .. -c li\'Cd in Orange: County
.tlmost aJI m) lire and am
bcguuung to suspect that
001nadcooc as too nuld a v.-ord
lor c..-en&s that seem
p.nbolop:ally linked. How el1>C
\11.0ttld you cxptam the fact that
a Spanish-language TV "tattnn Hut ral1\m '" a 'tratt:g) that
dog' the Rcpuhhcans lt\; the
cJn tied 10 the GOP tail The
part' thJt hheratcd the \lave'
for rea)()n' of m1htttry ~trateg)
mlw alhances them for symbolic
reasom. And not JU~t former
'ilave\. If one more 11me I hear
GOP hac; at la" developed an
affirma11ve act1\ln policy of 11'
own, o ne that merely require\
m1norat1cs. and women to
repudiate hhcral poht1c<> "Turn
your back on the Democrats -
whether honestly or not -and
wealth and power arc yours,"
the GOP seems 10 suggest
C ounl\ fa mo us will hccumt"
mo re. not less. common AnJ .a
tourt that -.ees racism throuith
the lcn-. tlf maJOntanan
"Then, there 1o1.ere the l<x..ah
who used shaHng crc:Jm to
'Pn) "JEW" across the lawn ol
one or their neighbor. And
then ... But you get the picture
nfortunatc:ly George Bu"h
"'111 no t get the picture All o r The greatest thing about th1"
1ntcre-.I\ v.111 be unable to c;ce
<>range Count) racism a'
.in~ t hang cxtr ..tord10an
H'1/I S'l4a1m '' a regul8r
,,1/umn1\t for The Pilot
Attention city councils: a few words to the wise
P ubhc off1C1als and a tizens mtere led
10 effcctitt governance arc v.ell-
advucd to heed the political lessons
"·utmg lo be lcuncd from nci&hbonng
ll1es It as ~aJJy imtructf\l'C to cumine
the bchaV10r o f ciry councils during the
honeymoon pcnod thal follows elcctt<>n
<b) Durina the honeymoon, cxpcctatlOnS
.ffe htgh and C"¥Cf)thin1 seems powble A5
~ k.now. ~vu, fulfillment can lx a
J1flcrcn1 story.
In Irvine a year hu
alrc4dy pas.scd 11n<::c a
new mayor and counnl
majo rity narro v.ly
clc<tc:d -came to Ct ry
Hall on the promtsc of
brinpn, Lrvinc "back to
basic:a. .. Leavins aside the
burnina question of
whether more potholes
were filled in Irvine th"
year 1han in the prrccdlng
one. I.Moe's new mayor
and counaJ majority ha\-C
c.apericnced a wry bumpy
ud openly rru.stratina
Ant year In otra. While
lbie Council has shown a
real talul for •PP"'"-, any IJld all new
atopoult for dnelopmHt, lbcy"vc
;~::o.plis.bed little die al tipi6caDce in 12
~ dtdbted aupponen arc
~-10 ..... re 'a tbe bee/ .. ~ ftolidcir a.o.e-)mocm. Whttbc.r for a new P"t1·1 1 or a ...., ..,or .. an ......,
~ ol ........ ~.,.., ud
.... "' ... nil _.., .... .........................
...--,.,.. lMalt'• ... ...,. .........
m:.1onry. the n:l'le never blo .. ~omed bccttusc
the Ory Council failed to heed ..omc of the
most basic precepts of local polit1c!I.
1) 0oa•t sqt1anckr your politlul n pltal.
To put th15 affirmativcl}, spend your
post-elcctton political capital on S<Jmcthtng
important before you IO'IC 11 Pnht1cal
capital &S not hkc money 1n the banl. it's a
depreciating, not an appreciating. resource
That's why It needs to he u11h1ed c..rh and
on a ~J of 1gmfacance
J1mmv Caner learned the hard 1o1.a\ tha1
prcsadcntial honeymoons arc hnd if )Ou
don't pnontazc what )OU want to .lch1cve
and COrK'<'nlratc your re\Ourccs acrnrdm1otl~.
>ou'll end up .1ccompll hint( n~lthtn;<
Ronald Reagan learned from Cart er\
lcgi Jativc failure
Unfortunately. lrvme's Caty Council
squandered their political capllnl htsl
ummcr and (all o n 1rtV1al items that
succeeded only at aggravatmg a d1ver~c
constituency in the community When the
Counal needed that capital Inter 1n the
fall, it was gone.
2~ DH't peak too loudly unltu you
can'7 • Ma lkk. Pubhc o fficial" who
ma e promises they do not intend to fulfill
Of thrca,tcn actK'n they aannot carry out
arc soon dwru scd a 1neffccu .. e, 1f not
irnbcalic. Mayor hendan and her rouncH
allies dch1t11cd in lamb tinJ the pr-c~K>Us
1dJniabtratio n·1 in1c rn1uonal dfaars
~r. when pen the ch nee to
tn.a to ,..,. oe a liter-chics chanac
1111 No•••ber, the Mayor and
OaHr ¥1 'k.r lloolMr ~d at the
oppor•••ity, w..-... repor1er1 b aan
.. •f1iaail• t19c ~ ebout Mr ch n r
rm1t1Pn. the ma)nr'<, hushanJ. D11n
\lacrad.in. antcrccdcd and angnly informed
reporter' th,u the mayor would no lon~t·r
t.1lk to tht·m. particularly reporter' fwm
the Dallv Pi lot whic h fi~t earned the \t11r.
of the trip
Cnt1cmng n program hlO lo uJly. who'c
t'lcncfits you subllcquntly c nJO with
c nthu ia m. ~ho111J ·s1rike m<l't votef'<i a<; .:i
tad tn'imccrc
3) Don't deuivt lht public too ofttn.
Yo u can fool a grea t many <.lf the rco plc mm t of the 11me and pnlat1Cllln'
now 11 But. C\<cntunlly. even people ""hl)
.1n·n·1 pa~''"f a1tent1on mny begin w 'mcll
the lKlor u mcndactty. On June 15. for
example. the Council praised a propt)\ed
develo pment in Northwood for the open
space the dty would receive (m umestone
Cuyon) from the Irvine Comp•ny.
However, o n June l I the Council
penmtted the Irvine Compnny to gi"c that
'lame: open space to the county in exchange
for a ma-.slvc sum o r money to build the
l·oothill Corridor (so they aan dC\IClop even
mun: land). All or th1i wu done Wlthout
puhlic discu~sion by an item placed at the
la t minute on the council' COO$Cnt
1.ale ndar
C 111.iens w ho suppo rted 1h1 new
dc"dupmnt on the promtsc ol open ror the
city were duped by the City Council The
Counc:11', bond o f trust with the
community may have been trl'C¥0Cabty
severed. Standina downwind from Oty Hall
e11n be a {rapu& e.,-&enco.
~ 0.'t •r•1• lM 11° •f•l .. ft'91-... C9~ ., ,..
erttn. Wbll• ~otera dlatruu
dda.-t.hey allo I e to beliew t'-4
elected oflida'9 Yllw the opport\Ut cy to ·
...
'c r. C I hC' \11rnmunit~ r hC' elector ate
J\1e,n't Jprrcl.'.1Jtc elected officia l' who
mtcnllon.tll~ dcncgr Jtc the o(fH:c the) hvld
1\ m.1vor v. h11 n1n,tdntl\ reminJ, re 1Jcn1'
th.u . he\ undcrpd1d and rde~ 10 her
J'X''lll\m 11( put'lhl tru'it as an !1\\1("at1(m or
h11t'lt'I\ '>UJ1' 1hc P'''1t1un of legt11mac-v a nd
rl'\flCCI
5) Don't 0\fl'T'itimalt lht maanltudt or
your mandalf or tbf slnqth or your
~upport . Y ou 'll he surprt~ed and
cmharra !o.ed when 11·\ not there Mayor
~hcrtd11n rhought that the ma1ont) of
rc\ldcnh wanted Ill abohc;h the direct
elec11on of the maY'1r W hen put 10 a vote
in Novemher. the voten resounding
ddc.ttcd the mayor'J proposal and
reaffi rmed a commitment 10 political
&C\.''Oun1ab1hl)' at City H all
6) Don't undfttStlm1tf you.r opposition. nus i<i 8 vitaJ corollary to ~ and
gets to heart o f effective govcmancc
A sour .. angry,
embittered face
on the council
dais instills
neither
confidence nor harmony
among
citizens.
When c it izens
ta ke the trouble 10
come down to Clry
Hall and voice
concerns on any
SUbJCC1, they dcsc~
to he heard h 's al10
polillcally prudent
t o listen and
respond sens1 ty to
citizen input, 1n tead
of dismtuin1 it.
Irvine's new
co un c il
u.ndetutimatcd the
·s•nretlt and
comm1tmcn1 of raideata to lbc
dcwk>pmcnt of w tpUt I .
T hfee..aad--e-batr miWoe
doUan ii aot ...n c:bMp.
On I anauaJ buil. it'I C\'CO • rapeaable income lbam.
Dcporit.ed in • city'• treasury, dliJ
tind of accompliab sipific:an~npcan-from
improved ltreell, to undelpOWld
uillitiea. to supplemental public
usistance pros:rama. A city does
not aneeze at the tbinp these
kinds o( bucks can buy.
Unless., o( course, it's the City of
Newport Beach. The Ciry just
punted on this kind of money. lo
fact, it did oot even want to bear
about the money .
On Monday
oight, the City
Council YOted 4-3
to reject the
plans for
redeveloping the
Balboa Bay Qub .
The C.OunciJ
rejected the
Oub's request for
a continuance,
which the Qub
believed would
have allowed it
the oJ>t>ortuniry
to present the
communiry with
information on
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Columnist
Without Portfolio
the real benefits of the proposed
prOJCCt .
The Club felt 1t deserved lhe
c hance to make its case. The
proposal before the Council bad,
after all, passed thro ugh the
Planning Commission on a 7-0
vote. Oppositio n was late in
arisi ng, and even now the Club's
representatives arc a little baffled
by the overnight controversy.
G iven some time. howeve r, they
felt the C1ry at large and even
neighbonng communities could
have been persuaded to supPOrt
the new plan.
The saga of the O ub LS a case
study for land use officials,
advocates. and opponents. The key
rule 1n thi.s case: If the opposition
to " pro1ect is allowed to define
the project. the project will fold.
My friend and colleague Dennis
O'Neil is the dean of land-use
lawyers in Southern CaJifomia.
f.or eight years he was the City
Attorney in Newport Beach and
for 17 years in private practice he
ha<; successfully forged consensus
on controversial projects across the
\Oulhland. His appearance al
ooun~cl's table usually ~arantces
elected o fficials nexibihry and
honc'>I)' o n the part of proponents
But e'en Denny needs tune 10
.,.,ork out the contentious issues.
Patience and a willingness to
cn~.tge project opponents in a
wraou!) rnnversa11on wiJI typically
rroducr a propo~I elected
olf 1e1al' can hve with
On Munda\ night. however, the
( it) Council ~wept the controversy
under the rug. along with the huge
rc,enue ~urcc for the City that a
refurh1!ihcd Cluh ~Ile would have
pnl\ 1ded. The prOJeCt had been
defined hy 11~ critics as 100 massive
and 1ntrus1ve Given time, the
Club believe<; 11 could either ha~
a llayed tho"e kar'I. or modified
the project to '>ata~f) the critics.
l·veryone could h.i\ c won
N e ighh<l~ v.erc cnnccmed, for
eumple. ahout their views
According to the pm1ect
environmental impact report. the
pubhc-pnvote hotel clut'I planned
for the s11e v.ould not have
adversely affecied amonc's vie .... ,
Bui the dev1l ·we-knov. t'i often
preferred to the one 1o1.c don't. and
there was an,uff1c1cnt opportun1"
10 engage the commumt) an the
kmd of fact-finding outreacb that
lead~ to informed dcc1~1on-maktn~
The Club wall probably start
again through the planning
proce ~ It docs ~ k.n0W1ng 1ts
neighbors' concerns. and also
aware of the need to more dearly
~pell out the benefits of the
pro1ec1 to the City. Cities ca1ught
1n the backwash of d1,.,trous
federal and slate fi~I pohci~s
cannot long afford to yield 10
hyperbole.. rhetonc. and fear
Bad. to the drawing table for
the O ub. But ooe hope$ that the
community and the Council an at
least open to a conwnatioo oo the
pf'OfCd On Monct.y nifbl, the
microphones WCff limply turned
OJI.
H1Cb Hcrit pra;.tJc.a law wftb
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T he roarlni-owcr iM _.i sso million
expanaioD ol tbe BalliCa Bay Cub has yielded SCYcral
lnrrigubig i.-oos, even u dub uwnen tried 10
determine whether tbe Ncwpon Beach Qty C.OUncil
had mortally wounded !he expansion project.
1n reject.in& the expansion plan. the council left tbe club in
a precarious po&ition. Owners can attempt to sway the council
into reconsidering the matter or begin over again at square
ooe. .
Bay 6 ub Chairman Bill Ray and Tom Deemer, its
president, have spent the better part of three ycan molding
plans for refurbishing and expanding the harbor-fipnt
facilities.
The plans call for a 300-room hotel, an athle tic facility, a
parking structure, a resta urant and lounge and numerous
remodeling jobs. As a condition for approval, owners said they
would improve public access to the club, lo ng perceived u
being an enclave for the rich and fa mous.
Yet 'the plans., which club owners have shopped around
town for nearly two ye ars, ultimately had the effect of an
atomic bomb splashing down in Newport Harbor.
Why? Why the outrage?
• Pal-up bo.tlUty over the uclusiv~ Balboa Bay Club. The
Bay O ub has an im age problem, a ract that may o nly now be
dawning on its owners and community le aders. Some residents
in Newport Beach resent the Bay Club ror being a walled -orr
hangout ror the e lile. O thers resent the ract that the p riva te
club is built on city..owned land, property many believe should
be open to the public.
The expansion plan brought all or this to 1hc surrace. fl
might be, in retrospect, that the club should have done
something like open its now-private beach to the public as a
gesture of fellowship. That certainly would have gone a ways
toward convincing residents tha t change was aroot.
i5iff*L\11 0
" 0
0
Excessive force? •A poor sales job by club management. Deemer and Ray
missed the mark in sell ing its plan to the public. While they
met with various groups in the early Jays of the p lanning
process, the duo may have let orf the gas too soon. Resident!-.
in neighboring communities complained that they ""'ere kept in
the dark on the specifics of the plan. Ray and Deemer say
otherwise .
Readers defend , chastise police fo r killing dog
The Bay Club would be
smart to inv ite its
dissenters to the
bargaining table and let
the talks beg in.
Hut rhe bo11on1 line Ls
that perception Is reality
and. in this case. tht:
residents 1,1,·ho lived
nearest the project felt
snubbed and ci tizen.~
citywide were largely
uninformed about the
benefits.
• No community
constnsu.s. Tht: cluh fatlcd 10 gci a conscnsu" 1n the
community. And Lf the O\l.'ner<i get a ~ccond ~tah at thi~
project. !his is somc!hlng they need tu do lhro ugh a <;enc:' l•f
meetings and negotiation st:ssion.s.
•The H-word. The o wners waited 100 long to drop the t:1ct
that what had been hilled as "guest factlit1es" was actually a
J{)Q-room hotel. And then passing nff the ho1cl, whe re r are~
"'OU ld no douht be 1yp1cally Nc.,,,'port Beach-expCn<i1vc. a~
"puhlic accc~<; .. 1s JU~t ~illy. A bike path 1s puhlic ;i cl·c,~
Paying to stay Lil .1 hotel isn't.
D
We believe !he Bay Club redevelopment plan can be
salvaged, at le a~! 1n ~omc form. But the owners need to:
I) Improve public perceplion of the Bay Club. Bill R.1y and
Tom D et:mcr a rc quality individual~, as is their club. \\hich
provide~ many con1mun1ty services and gcner:11c' nccJcJ
revenues fo r Newport Bl!ach.
But for many in Newport Beach. that's not the pi..:n:cpt1on.
AJ(ing w11h an aggressive infonnationaJ campaign. a good
opening gesture would be to open the cluh·s gafc!-1 and allow
the public into the priv ate restaurant and nnh> pnvate beach
2) G er the conlmuniry involved in the redevelopment pla n
The cluh ~hould a nnounce !hat it is "pending thi..: next fe ~·
week.'< talking with the community. gauging 1,1,•hat the Pl")plc: <•f
Ne\\1por1 Beach want. After all, it is their \anti
3) Build a communiry consensus. An e ffo rt tu '>Ln1ply ran1 11
through the cily will do no good. L1w,u1\<; anti ~pcc:Lal
elections will certainly follow, with pre<.11c1ahle result~.
4) Rethink the hotel. ('rif1cs of the rt:1cc1cd plan<. 'av
Newport doesn 't need another hotel. 11 ·, tno big. and !{ ha'>
lntle Ill d ll with puhlic acce,~. Hay ('luh nff1c1.t1~ need to
tackle 1h1~ l.\\Ue head-on If the hoier_.. n~·cd cd 10 make the
plan econom1ca!ly feasible. fine . tell the puhlic that . Bui dun·1
cloak i~.under lhe gui.!tC n f ··gue't fa r.:1h11c,·· ••r ''puhl1e
dCCC'>S.
0
W11h !his approach, our bet is that n111~t pcopll.' wu uld ""·an!
the Ray Cluh to !iurv1vc and would be w1Jhng to accept SClmc
fo rm of expansion. The IJay Club would be smart to invite ifs
dissenters to the bargaining !able and lei !he talks begin.
·ro The Editor·
I have never wr111en ru a
newspaper before. bul what
happened during !he poltce
!-ilandoff has made n1e so mad I
JUSI had to wrile. I have a few
question I woulJ like 10 h .. ve
answered.
l) Why d1dn·1 the police use
tear gas early in the day instead
uf letting !he situation drag on
for five ho urs? (If they did lhe
dog 1,1,o uld still be alive today.)
~) Why didn·1 !he police use
1ranqu1l1Lcr dart' tu control the
Jog while 1t wa~ .,,,alking around
1n a non·aggre,,ivc posture JUSI
heforc 1t was shut lhree 11me'?
rhat's right THREE time:''
(r\l.'n wh\' lhL' animal oontrol
pff1cer J1jn·1 t::ikc: conlrol of the:
'LI Ua!lon 1<o hu.:h he LS supposeJh
1ra1 ncd ro dn"')
3) Wh} it tllUk a supposed]~
1ra1ned S\l.'A·r member need
tHrc:c )hutgun blasts at potnt
hlank. ran.i(t: lu kill the dog?
4 ) Why w.is the dog shot t""n
n1uu: time:' after the dog "":1'
t·lc .1rly running away from lht·
police uffit'C r!-i ? (An example uf
the U~t: of C'-Cess1ve force .)
"J Why 1s the one SWA1
team member Ln the front page
pholu ~m1hng while the dog wa!-1
hl'lng C'(ec uted ? (Maybe
1<o ,1tch1ng dogs gelling blown
a ..... 1y 15 hlwo he get.J his JOiiies.)
!·or '-Omc reason I don't have
much f:uth my questions will be
an~we red.
Sl 'EVEN PARK
Cos1a Mesa
r
I n thc l-d11t11
I he p1c1ure un the front page
nf your Weekend eth11 on 1c/ls a
frigh1cn1ng \\ory Five CoU•
Mesa pohct' offtecr~. armt'd and
wcapnns dr:i.,..n . arc facing a
puppy and .i m.1n wnh arms
ra1~ed Both arc abl . .1ut 1cn feel
.twa). and one: 1)f the 11fficcr1 ha5
JU~I ~hn! th!!" puppy A witness at
lhc SCt'l\C L' lj\ll!ICd ;\S saying.
"rhey 1ust haf"I 10 shoo1
somebody".
What makcs 1hi."I frighlening is
1hc o fficers· rast-tri3gcr
mentality. If a puppy running to
11 s master·!-. 'Ide is so threatening
to five· :irmed officers that H
must he gunned down. lhen no
ciuzen can really fcel safe when
being approached by the Cos1a
Mc-sa pohcc.
Are 1he:se officer~ "O unsure of
thc:ir manhood that lhey mu31
.ifftrm it 1n acts hk<" this?
Perhaps a revie w o f the
department'!-. h111ng pohciC$ ls 1n
order.
Yu ur headline raises the
question of pohcc cruelty. You
might also ha\C Jddcd cowardice
and stupidit) To 1he Costa
Mc!>a polic<". I ""1>uld ask.: Whom
arc you sc ,..1ng ' And whom do
you claim 10 he pro1ccting,.
Shame on all of yuu' Shame!
WILLIA~i S LASOR. JR.
Corona <kl M•r
ll1 lhc l:d1h•r
Shadc:s uf Ot·~rr Storm! My
firsl glance ,11 the front page
photograph uf \he Rambo-
cnstumeJ Cu<ota Mesa SWAT
team. 1hc1r a.,.,c'-l.lmc weaponry
and lcdn·into-lh<"·recoil firing
'tanct: .,.,hllc t apping a
Dol'l(':rman ra 1\.._., ~ serious
que,tion.\. A police \pokcsman
stated 1ha1 11 .,., J" nect'ssary. for
"pro tection ··
Perhaps the dog had dropped
a nuclear warhead nr polson gas
tM:>mb. :i..1 it wa.s not V1.5ibk in lhc
ptelurc. Why d1dn'1 they call-in
an air strike or p1npo1n1 shelling
from 1he Coast Gu;ird JU.SI off
shore? Some reporu stated the
I unarmed) fugitrvc Palmer was
simply pa55ed-0u1 and sleeping.
unaware 1ha1 ht'" was surrounded
by the cqurvak:nl of a small
country's army. It wa.s stated an
Animal Conlrol a1c:n1 tried
( ooc.c) 10 shoot the dog with a
tranquilizer dart, but missed
Sadly, tht SYlAT 1cun didn'L
Perhaps. as many huntcn
of1cn do, when the! get drcss.rd·
up. equipped and armed 10 go
in10 the woods to hunt. it
t"lccomes boring ,.·hen no
genuine 1argcLS of oppor1unily
art' prcsc:ntt'd. After a few hours
paM. one then wants somcthin&
to sht>ot.
With the dail) ·.,., hommpa·
whommpa.. of the o~clhan
c hoppers, hi-1e ch a ss ault
.,.,·eaponf)· and o«her me,:a·bud
1~ of war. perhaps the myth or
the-.. War on Drugs.. has
provukd many cit~s with highly
O\"t"r-k11l capabilities. Had the
animal ac:tualtv attacked an\'Onc
thal woUkl be-• 10"t:tll)
dtfft'renl •nd JUSlif1ed
ptO\OCOltlOn. The antmal t"nl~
knc.... tha1 there vr.cr<" !.C'\'"Cta.I
'lrang<: 1n1rudcn in hls yard -
hi!> •·tcrrito~·· -and ~pondt:d
ll any doc •·ould under similar
carcumstanctS.
llut re:.lty.
arm<'J ~uad
Ill Ou.sh-out
\U5pccttd
OuC$1M:>n•hl<"
rc .. 1 ~•f)·.
To 1hc Ed11or·
sending • tughly
o( sharp-shooters
one-hung-m-<"r .
pyromania c"?
al hresl. And -
BILL LAWSON
Costa Mesa
0
I h•vi: one questKln -1f the
SWAT team ~ •bk to gun
down the Dobc-rman at potnl
bl•nk range. v.·hy couldn'1 the
tranquilizer gun h•vc becn
ullhzed •t 1h1~ particular point?
~ dog "eluded"' the dart""
Hmi. e•pabk: were the animal
cont~ offK<'rs" Beller vet. •h'
no1 kl 1hc-SWAT T<"am· office,;
do it -they're the c~ns!
I ape it's a cnmc in 11sclf 10
~c lo take • hfc unncccss.ar1ty
Thc:re arr many tru:ta~s whcr<"
there is no chotcc. bu1 1 think
1hosc arc few •nd f.11r bcrwcen
Maybe-what police: shou.kl do in
"gray'· .11tca situations 1s
How to contact your legislators
GOVERNOR
Pt te Wll 1on, (R), State ('api1 ol,
Sacramento, 95814. (916)445·2841
U.S. SENATORS
Alan Cnoston (0), f5757 W. C:c:ntury
Btvd., Suile 51.S. Loi1 AnBeles. 90045,
(213) 215·2186.
Job• s., .. ._.. (R). 2400 E. Katella
Ave:., Suite 1068, An.11heim, 92806. 634-
2331.
M ail may also be addrellscd to
U.S.~n.ate, Wuhlngton, D.C. 20510.
U.S.HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
C lilrl1 Cow (R ), 40th Disl.. 4000
MacArthur Blvd .. Ea.~t Tower. Ncwport
Beach. 92660. 7S6--2244. (Reprcsen1s part&
of Colla Men, Newpon Beach, La,1un•
Beach and Hu.n tincton Beach.)
O.u ~ (R) 42nd 01~t.,
2733 PKl6c Coiut HiJltway, Suile 306,
Tornnce, 90505. (213) )25·8888.
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( Reprc~enl~ pans of l-lun1 1ngtl1n fk<ii.:h
and Fountain Valley.)
STATE SENATE
Marian BttJ.-son (RJ, 37th Dis1., 140
Newport Ce nlcr Drive. Suhe 120,
Newport Beach, 92660, ()40-11 37
(Represents parts of Huntington Beach.
Newport Beach, Laguna Beach)
Joh R. !Awl• (R), JSth Dnt., 1940 W
Orangcwood. 106, Orange, 92668. 9J9·
0604. (Reprcsen1s Co&ta Mesa)
STATE ASSEMBLY
GUbert Ferpson (R). 10l:h Dist, 4667
MacArthur Btvd., Suite 201 , Newport
Beach, 92660. 756-4166.S. (Rcprcsen11 par11
of Newport Beach •nd Laguna Beach.)
Nolao rnz..11e. (R). 691h Dist., 1719S
Ncwhope St, Suile 201 , Fountain Valley,
92108. 662·5503. (Repruentt parts of
founlain VaUey. lrvtnc.., Colla Men.
Huntiniton Beads.)
T-MoJs (R), S81h DIM., 45 IO Ea>1
P o1\if1l Coast H ighway, Ste. 550, Long
Be ac h , 90804 . (2 13) 493 -5 .Sl.C
j M.cptci:.cnts part or H un1ington Beach.)
ORA.i"(fE COUNTY 80AllD
OF SIJPERVISOU
1-lall ol Administration, 10 Civtc Center
Plaza, S.n11 Ana. 92?01
no..s t'. 1l1'rJ Stb OisL lCOMa Mesa.
Newport Be.ac:h. Santa Ana .. lcl1tns.
Irvine. Laguna Bc:acb) l)4..1'50
COUNTY BOAll.D Of' £DtJCATION
200 Kalmus Dfflc, Coat.a Mesa. P.O . Box
9<00. 92628-'lOSO, 966-4000.
JMk• A<U.:,, •k:ie pres.idc.nl/krt,
Tnlolec Area I (F ... olaht Valley) -~.....,.,,,.,_A.a 2
(l'ouotaio Valley, I•-· .... -)
D s s'ldl D. ....,., ~. 1'nllkc
Alu 5 (Colla -. Ncwpun lloa,
lrrine,1.apna lloadl.)
CITY GOVDNMIHT
C..U Maa: City HaU, n Fair Ori\'"C.
754-5223. M•ry Hornbuckle, mayor;
Sandra Genis.. ria mayor. Peter Buffa.
and Jay Humphtty. to111nc:il mtmbcn.
, ....... V*J: Oty Hall, 10200 st .. e,
Aw., 9M-4419. °""J< Scott. M.,ar.
Jal'flita Petrik.in, ruyor pro tcm: Uunnne
Cook, John Collins.. Guy Carrano QWnal
members.
8........ .._, City Hall, 1000
Mam St •• 536-.SSI I. MIYOf. Peter Grc-cn.
Mayor Pro tem. Jim Sliva: Don
MacAlistcr, Once W i.nchcll. Landa
Moultoa·P?ttenon, Jtck Kelly. Earl
Robitaille counril membc.n.
N<Wpw1 IHe~: Cir, Hal~ JJOO
Nc•pon lll<d.. 6'14-lJOIJ. MoJoo. Phil
SaNOOC, Mayor pro te.m. Oare.nee.
Tur.er, JoM C:C.. &<lyn Hart. Joltoa
He<1fa, Ru1llelp """"""''· l<u Wan --...
1ranqu1lu:.t' humans. loo!
~·C'"V<'r, I don't 1h.&nk there is
any sound e.1euse fo r the:
rntntahf)· of pcopk-who say ... It
was on~· a dog... People do
m.akc 1hc1r o .... ·n conscious
chottts in commi1ting a crime.
TllC quesoon should nol ht'"
'"should I commit the crime? ...
but r111hc.r how much do 1 value
my life'? I don •t think the
Doberman was mulling that oYCr
..... hilc-being riddk-d with gun
'""'' CAROLE PAlTON
Costa Mesa
0 fid1tor 's IJ('lte. Th<' folkm'ing
iJr<" resporun to the dof b1Jing
.irr fnlfll th<' Rt'ackrs' HorliM.
\\ ·111k Pdt>l t"dltQl"j .,.,'Ckomc and
re:JJ all Olmm<"nts, 1o11t will only
put>l1...Ji tr5(XHJ5e~ from ca.I/en
.,.ho I<'•'"°~ natn<" 1plcvc spell 11
out), l"ll) and pht">nc numbtr (for
\r--nrl{.'".Jt10n)
'f ou c~n get 1n,-oh'Cd b)
c;tJ/ing rhc Rc-Mkn· H Of/1nr al
fl..l .!-fll&. ThanA ·'°"'
[j
I .am calhng about the ar11clc.s
lately on the k.ilhng of the .doc by
the pohtt dcpartmcn1 cwcr the
.,.,eckcnd, and I th.ink i1 ts really
rldtculous.
Dobcrmans h•'~ a reputation
or u.sually being • dog 1ba1 is out
10 de.fend the owner and if the
polM:-e saw this large dog racing
after 1hcm. 1hcy h:ad C'l'CJY right
to shoot tht dol;.
LOUISE WRIGITT
Cos!• Mesa c I 1h1nlt people should ~op
cnttC1z1ng the Casi• Mesa Polio<"
Dcp.anmenl. I undcntand some
pcopk arc upset.. bur if the: dog
w•s killed obviou.ily it wa.s
because the~ haid to and thl'y
dKln ·t havt" another chota: m
cbc thr) .,.,."OUld nol have killed
th< dog .
I don ·1 think lhat should be
compared wnh Rodney King.
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Gary Carter. a catcher for
1hc Los Angeles Dodgers,
wall be at Crystal Coun Saturday
from 11 a.m. to I ,---.._..,,....---,
p m a~ pan of a
~p ec1al exhibit
featuring Dodger
memo rabilia. Set
1n J "baseball
diamo nd." the
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p h11t og raph s,
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\q:ment' tr11m "( 1Yp'>)... "Wc'>t
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3 COME TO T1lf FA• r hl 11llth annu.11 Orange
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lhfllUl.?h Juh 2S [ h1' \Car\ theme
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h11m.1gc: h• hce' and the honey
mdu,tr. A' U\UJI. the fair will
include .in ·"'"nmcnt ol C-<h1b1t~.
1..11nll''I' riJc, .ind ~.tme\ Hour'
.1r1.. \lnnd.1~ through Thurs<Ja)'.
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\.1turd.n Jnd \unda\ from 10 a.m
111 m1dn1~ht Adm1~~mn 1<; S5 fo r
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4 !,~,II ~u~ V Rm~
1..nme' IP Pac1f1 c
\mph1thc.-1tr c: 111n1~ht fur a n X
pm l.lln1..l.CI f nr t 1c k c l
rnli>rmJ tmn call 740-21)()(1
5 •11111 ....
Laguna Beach's annual ·arts
festivals, Art·A·Fair, festival
of the Ar1s and Sawdust Festival,
continue through the $UmJOCr
months. Each festival features an
assonment of ans and crafts,
ranging from paintings ind
ceramics 10 jewelry and bk>wn
glass.
'
...c -•nm Pacific Sympbony Orchestra
presents "Mid-Summer
Moz.art" Saturday at 8 p.m. at
Irvine Meadows Amphitheatre.
The grounds will open at 6 p.m.
and concengoers arc cnc:ounse<t
to bring n picnic dinner. William
McGlaughlin will conduct. with
Louise Di Tullio, OuttSt. as guest
p<rformcr. Ttckcu range from $10
to S39.50. Fo r details call 74().. woo
7 , ..... ,
Huntington Beach Conccn
Band wdl present a Cree
concert Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in
Hun11ngton Central Park, behind
the libra ry A medley of
sht>'4tuncs. marches, popular and
p;llriot1c mu\lc will fill the bill For
inlormat1on call 5Jti-5258
8 LlllS All
The v.orld famous Pageant
of lhe Ma~ters 1s being
!>laged nightly al 8·30 at the lrvme
Bowl in Laguna Beach. Tickets
range fro m $9 to $38 For
rescrvallo ns or tickets call I (800)
4~7-FES1
9 11P11 • vamn
Newport H arb o r Art
Mu s eum dis plays a n
a~sortment of piect'.s from 11.S
permanent collec11o n in "01ffcren1
\tone) h ve Views o f 1he
C:ollect1on " fhe exh1b11 . organized
1n10 five exh1b111on segments.
continues through Sept 25 and
fca1ures a wide variety of artworks
fhe museum 1~ open Tuesday
through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5
p m Admission 1s $3 for adults
As JNr't ol Satvrday'1 frtt enteftaln~t •t the Oranae County Fair,
Motown supenbln The Commodores wiU perlom1 .t 5 and 7 p.m.
D2 Orange Coat Weekend I Thtnday, ~ 26, 1891
Cun1 N' loses will perform tonight at Pacific Amphitheat~.
and S2 for senior citizens and
students. Call 759·1122 for detail~
1 0 C1•1111 CUlY
The Crazy Horse, just a
few minutes up the 5'i
Freeway, presents Asleep at the
Wheel Monday 11 7 and 10 pm
Tickets are $22.50 Call 549-1512
11 ......
Laguna A n Museum
newe~t exh1b1t, "I he
C utting Edge. Contempo rar)
American folk Art from the
Roscnak Collection" L'I now on
display Featuring a vancty of
work.s such as paintings, sculpture.
pottery and textiles by self-1raincd
native American art1'ts. the exh1h11
continues through Aug. 18 Call
the museum at 494-653 1 for
deta1ht
12 l.H'l I tMIE
Songs from "My Fair
Lady'' will be pcrformeJ
Fnday night in the Atrium Lounge
in Le Mcrid1en hotel in Newport
Beach Pan of the con11nu1ng .. 1 e
Cabaret Night" ~ne'\, the evcnl "
scheduled to bcgm at 8 p.m. and
will feature the talents o f Kathryn
Lowe, Enc Strom and Robert
Duquesne!. There 1~ no cover
charge, but there IS a two-dnnk
minimum. For information call
476-2001 .
18 llllWL II
Comedian Blake Oark.
aJona with John Wini and
Ed Marques. appears at the
lmprov in Irvine throuJh Sunday
')n Wed ne\dav, Jeff h lXworthv
begin" a \1X·n.1gh1 slanJ Show~
ThunJa\ and Sunday al X 30 p m.
($7). l-r1d11Y R 30 and HJ 30 p.m.
(SIO). and Saturday X and 10:30
p.m. ($1 0) Price' v.ill he .. 1tghtly
higher for Fnxworthv\ perform·
anC('\ hH 111(11rmat1nn call Wi4 -
54<i."
14 QllH•m 11IB
T he Bl ue M a r bl e
( off('ehou\e nn Harbor
Boule,ard and lthh ~treet m
Co~ta Mc\a has a full .. late of
C..ry Carter. • c •tt ht'r for the
Los AngelH Dodgu1, will be •I
CryttAJ Court ~turd•y u part
of • tribute to tht' baseball
tum. Carttt well '"' •lgning
autograph1 from l t •.m. to 1 p.m.
cntcrtaiacrs for tbc week.
Admission is, FREEi On lap thil
week arc: Wbl1tey Biactdt.
aJtema!M ~ Thursday; ~
G .. folk li.npr. Friday; Acousuc
CarDival, Renaissance fo lk,
Saturday. Lcwe Crystals, new ap
and juz fusion, Sund11y; aacl
G .A .8.A., aeounic folk rock,
Monday. Weekday lbows begin at
7 p.m., weekend abows al 9 ud
Sunday shows It 6 p m For
informatioa call 646-STI6.
15 • l'I Ell W
Robert Mondav1 Wint
and Food Center m
Mesa will present a cooking clall
with batbccuc tfpl Saturday froa
9:30 a.m. to noon. Cost is $43. ln
addition to sampling the cui'Sine,
class participants will get 10 taste
Mondavi wmes. For detail'
979-4510.
1 8 ~c ~h~r. dCl«
and inventor Vic Dun lop
bnnp rus ICt lO The M aJC:\llC for
an 8:30 performance. Al't' on lbc
bill arc Nazareth and Butch hsco..
Admission is $6, with a two-drtnk
minimum, with 1 dinner tiuffet
~tarting al 6:30. For re"c'' allOCIS
call 963· I n1.
17 .. rVWTAllm
Profcssk>aaJ speaker ud
stand-up com ic Phil
Miller will show how the pn'IS srtd
and hold an audkncc\ a11en1im
at a threc·h our wor k \hOp
Wednesday 1t Orangl' Coast
College. The session ~ \l.hedu~
from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.; reg1'tra1Klll
1~ S20 For detail call 43 ~ W!ll
18 11B1B IT IH
Oranac Count) M.rnne
Institute summer I heater
program presents a on(' v.1'11\111
~how. ''The Croamg. The \lo!) ol
the P1onccB." Tht' pl•) k.11urina
Dorene Ludwia, will be pcrfnnned
aboard the t.aUsbip Pllgruu Jt 6 JO
and 8:.30 p.m each FnJ 1~ <1nd
Saturday throu&b Aug : l 1\'.kcta
arc $26 per person For dc1 J1I or
rc~rvations call 496-2l'4
1 BECll &II
~ pan of your JJm1~\10n
to the Orange l 11unty
Fair, you can hear a \Jrt('I\ of
musical ontcrtainmcnt. Am•IOJl lhis
week's otrcrinp arc Gar. \111rris
tomght at 7 and 9 r m . llll Jets
F~ay It 7 and 11 r m The
Co'l\unodores S1turda\ ,11 ~ ind 1
p m • and Au Suppf> Suntl.w 11 S
and 7 p.m. fau ldmw1nn 1, S ~ for
adulu
20 ----A country wcstcm fc,1MI
and chill roundup Mii be
h~ld Sund1y stlrti"I at I r m at
Old World Pc1dvaJ Hall. 7S6l
Center AWi., HuabllJfon lk~
Admlsdon is SS, Of $7 with g\JP.
The am.non Cruk Band and
Dave Karp and Wmdfall ril
perform; 1 d1ncc contc~t ii
pl1nned. Por 1dd1t1oa1I
infomaatioa call 89'..ao20.
CHARllY ANO
SPECIAL EVENTS
~t ol Ute Mutien. tbrou&b
Aug. 30, 8:30 p.m. on festival
grounds, Lapna Beach. Phone
494-1145.
maw.tut Fathal, through Sept.
1. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., uu and
crafts show in Laauna Beach. S4
E'P· Phone 494-3030.
•esuval ol AIU, throuah Aua.
30, I 0 a.m. to 11 :30 p.m oo festival
grounds, Laguna Beach. $2 pp.
Phone 494-1145.
llOC Fair, 1hrou~ July 28. Mon·
Thur· noon 10 midnight; Sat-Sun:
I 0 a m. 10 midniJht at OC
Fa1rgTOunds. Cosi. Mesa. ~
4uad races. side can , motorcyc:Jc
1 hnll show, rock conoeru and the
"Bee Man," who lets 300,000 bees
'warm around tum while be plays
musical instruments daily at J p.m.
Nightly entertainment: July 2S,
Gary Moms; July 26, The Jets;
July 27, The Commodores; July 28,
Air Supply SS pp.; seniors., $3;
Lh1ldren 6-12, S2; children under 6,
free. Phone 751-3247 •Doc Hollywood, July 2.S at 6:30
p m . Hoag Hospital 552 Qub,
Warner Bros. premiere of Michael
J. Fox movie at Newpon Edwards
Cinema, party. Emcee, Joey
Bi~hop. $30 pp. general seating,
$7.5 pp. reserved. Phone 574-7211.
9\'~tabla llaUao Style, July 27,
:!-4 p m . author-chef Viana La
Place s1gm her cookbook.. pre pares
recipe~ at Martha's Boobtore,
Balhoa Island. Phone 673-7185.
m..una d'Amort e-a Ve-aaia, July
~7 a1 6.30 p.m . Opera Pactfic
1..hnner .11 Otto residence, Newport
fkJch $60 pp Contact Myril
.._rcuder, fl'\1 ·1249
mkalc-ldouo~ f'C'sllval, July 21·
'" IO J m to 6 p m • H1stoncal
1nd Cu ltural t-uunda11on
, ll "r Jl1on of dive rs1ty at AJdrich
I' 1r\.. l < II" me Native American,
1 .1ril'"t·.1n fire dancers. Irish
ti.inch. k,1thJk performe~. Chinese
"l'ct.• nH1rt $5 pp Phone 2..~
1·1~ ...
llArt t-l hlblfloo. J uly 28. 1-4 p.m.,
\, lt-111.lc r m.i SuppQrt Grou~ at
\mcrilJn Commerce NattDnal
B.ink. 1\n.1he1m. Free. Contact
Delk 01nter. 773-0361.
•Masttn of H•nnoay, July 28 al
1 'O p m . S1stcn of St. Joseph of
t)r.rnge picnic and concert by llO-
man tiarticrshop chorale "on the
G reen" at M o1bcrbo u1e in
OrJnge S25 pp.; childrn. $10.
Phone 6JJ-812 1, ext. 110.
•onnr CouCJ R'9daa Fair, July
~Q through AuJ. 17. 32nd District
.\gncuhural Assn. at l...ol Alamitos
R.m~ Course Phone 7S J-J2A7 or
l)IJ~ 1~'4
11\\-1'11'1 Hoe rOC' Aackn, Aue. l
.11 t> p m • Haq HQfPital 552 Oub
l•P'· marlin/broadbiD pre-Billllsh
t 11umamc nt seminar at Balboa
II .iv Club. Newport Buch.
I 11trunu. flee. Oucats, S2' pp.
Phone 574-72 11.
m.Black aod WWte Bula, Au.a. 3 al
' p.m , Newport Harbor Art
'1u,eum and Newport Center
I ,,h1on hland tn Neiman MatCWI
BENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S
Ma.rrio«. S40 pp. Phone ~
~ Altair a. •• • 1 ll , Aug.. 24
United Western Mc~icaJ Cen1e"
food and wine tastmg at The uh-
Shopping Center, Garden o~
Phone 9SJ.. l580.
ART
....... A11 M-(307 01f1
OriYe. Laguna Bexh, 494-6531 )
Through Aug. 18: TM Cutung
Edie: Contemporary American
Folk Art. Tb.rougb Sept t · Anhur
Wc.sJey Dow.
9liewport HartMw Alt MaMUm
(850 San Clemenle OriH
Newport Beach, 759 ·1 l~:!I
Through Sept 15 01ffcrcn1
Storie~. Fwc Views of lhc
Collectio n Tuesday Talk' JI
Noon: Ju~ 30. Gemini G I: I
Aug ti. painter Tim 1::.1'ner Aui:
13. sculptor Mark Lcre. Sept Ill
inter .md sculptor ln~ Orr
tria W1ladawula \htSHID I ~
Mason. lr"1ne . .i.,.: I I "''I
Permanen1 d1spla) llf dr dV. in~'
!>eulpture. films, other v.ork... t>'
Jean Coctc:.rn Through \u~ '"
Coctc.tu ~ DrcJm'
Grat ...-..m's famed ~I BaJfeit wtll perionn ''SwM lake" in i1s entirety during ib e'Xdus M W~t
Cont enpgement ;at ~ Oruige County Perlonning Arts Centtt Aug. 6-11 .
MUSIC, DANCE
ANO THEATRE
courtyard, l.~ pp. Phone 759-1 122 m-.t Hop, Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m .•
Opera Pacific Te-nnis Guild lit
Ruby's Jaguar Oiner, Ncwpon
Beach. $.48 pp. Contact Timoth)
Dunn. 546-7372.
_.... Cdcbri'1 Ttnals Clauk.,
Aui. >-4, CSP Youth Shelte r of
Laguna Beach at Marina f .111.\
Recnatioo Cente r, Laguna Niguel.
Pbooc 69'.l-0292.
9'atlllN. Aug. 4, 6 a.m. to I
p.m., OIOC Mo ther Goose Guild
and Coor's Lite 1 1 Irvine
Spectrum. Irvine. Pncc TBA .
Contact Janet Nagun.ki, 532-8675
llC~ Coolulft, Aug 4. 12-
1:30 p.m .• San demente C'ham~r
of Commerce al Mun1c1pal Pier.
Contact Sue Monlux, 492-1131
S.tt HammU Goff Toamamcat.
Aug. 5-6, CHOC Liulc .. 1 Angel
Guild at Los Coyotes Counrry
d ub, Buena Park. Contact Janet
Nagursti, 532-.8675
llCdtbrity Senen, Aug 10 at
6:30 p.m ., Cystic F1br os11
Foundation dinner auction at
Irvine Marriott. S60 pp. Conuct
Jan Schafer, 938-1393.
8Glrf of dlie ~ We91. Aug.. 10
at 6:30 p.m., Open hcific dinDer
at Bapl residence, Newport
8eadl. SlOO pp. Coa&Kt Myril
Kreudet. 631·12A9.
...__., IJillmw, Aus. 11 at 7
p.m.. ~1 V~ Cr¥C-
c:ow1e dinDcJ at Trees Rauwant.
Coron.a dcl Mu. S50 pp. Phone
673-0910.
9kak • .. Gnlll. Aug.. 11,
OC Perfo.rmiaa Arts Center and
Roya.I BaOct at Vi1laae Crean,
Santa Ana Heisbt&.
·--ll9ck '-'• AUJ. 11, CleofJa c.obaD cbepter ol OC Phil.barmoGic Sodcty presents .. the
wurst Medc:u aan<hricb. •· C-ontaa
BctU. J~ 492. rn5. ••••h• ....... ~ 14....., p~m.., .Todol Oaptcr ol St. Joecpl\
Ho9pilaJ Alu..,..don on tbe beacb
\ 7 9Padlk SympbOtly. s rm "'
Irvine Meadow~ Amph11hc.ttn
8088 lmne Center Or . l ;,gunJ
Hills. 474-4233 Juh ~., M id
Summer Moun v.ll.h condut11•r
W11l1am McGl1ghhn ..\ug I ~
Svmphony For A Nev. \\ ,u Id v.11 h
conductor Cul 1. (lair
llOC Pafcw..1 .. Arts C natn-IN 111
Town Center Om.-c. CO"ta Me'a
740 -1000) Through Aug .i
"J&rome Robbins' 8r011dv.J\
Aug 6-11 The R~'"ll Ballet
th C oasl Re~rton 1 I'>"'
TCMn Center Or . C'rl\IJ \1t' .... 1
-'1 ~-w:-1 Juh l(l..\uf II
H1~pan1~ Pl.t'-v.ngh1' Pr.11c-.i
•<.a rden Gro~(' 'h•lo.t"'pt•n
f('\t h•I 1 t:,:r;: \1.1111 \ire I
l1Jh.kn < •f<"-c; r.~t. :1 t1 <·~m
l h c ,11 Tl'. I h,,. u ~ h \ u ~ I II
lnmh~•kn lc,tl\dl ~mph1thc.1rc
Jul\ _:5 th111u~h \uit 1-\k.t,ur
I nr \ka'IHI.'
•M u ttn {art' 11lutlcrt•.
Hu1ion l'entrc Dr . \.int.I \n.1
q55 C'l l'E l Dinner 'h1'>\I. I mi '''
.inJ \.11urdo.'' \iurdcr ,ti ( tit
"l•lf
MEETINGS
AND SEMINARS
-~ StJew:4l o.t_ July ~5 II
7 p.m . Commun an Health
Scma.nar at Health E:ducat1on
Cent.er. Newport Beach Free
Phone 756-9000
... Honey, .. a re-1e WOlm • ...t ••ml a1 the 1'91 0rangir
CouMy hir, ............ ~ tD .. dw .... ....w ewM. "
mntiftues Ill the F.apowo• dwo.gh -..,.
llW'-TM' S, c....._ C1aun
Robert Moodavi Wmc and Food
~CT. C'osnl Mesa. Ju)y 27 The
hrfea Basbecuc. Aui · R Wine
and Cbccsc Patnn:g.
"' Sa.n Juan Caputruo. Cootad
Eileen 81ack. rn-1211
~ v. Claa .....
Aut. 17, ~ry Mu.sewn of OC
~ auction., rock ·n· roll by
Sha Na Na. $15 pp. Pbooe 54()..
0404.
911 M&M U111 llwa. Aua 17 at LJSTING INFORM.A nON If
6:30 p.m.., Open hafK dinner at JOU b..e an C¥ent llStlfll 11r ~ tCSldencc, Villa Part clun1~ of 1nform•t1on fr•f
S50 pp BT Contact Mynl BllldBook. chrttf 1nqu1~ "'
Kreudct , 631 -12 .. 9 &17JA11Un E.pstein. 00 8Aact8oolt,
llWtM a-tr. Au&. I . 2·5 pm . P.O. 8m 1500-1/U. Corona ck/
0C W\nc Soclet)' at Anabcan Mar. CA 9~ PboM ~~
Owwige COU1 W9Kend I Thur.say. Juty 25. 1991 D3
COVER STORY
Making their own kind of Music
in county's
By Hali Harrell
P*'I E~ Edllot
T he ~hools arc aJive with the
sound of mw.1c thanlc.s in
part to efforts of Orange
County Ph1lharmon1c Society
The society. wtth hel~ from its
Women's Committees. as 1nvestmg
in the musical futures of Coast
children through a little known
program which pays for teacher~.
instruments and other musical
accessories. Established in 1983.
OCPS' Musical Reinvestment
Program provides funds to
l:ulturall} enrich school's regular
music programs. Last year. schools
throughout the county received
approximately $25,000 from the
pmgram
"We fund pretty much anything
-as long as its music related."
said Doris Willis, executive vice
chairman or Huntinaton Harbour
Phillwmonic Committee. "We try
to provide things they would not
other wile have ...
Huntington H arbou r
Philharmonic Committee, an
a lliance or seven Women's
Committees from Huntington
Beach, has been the most active
panicipant of OCPS' Music
Reinvestment Program. Eight
schools within it.s 1cope of
inOuencc benefited from the
program last year . In all. they
reinvested approximatcty $14,000
funds into the school! to provide a
vocal teacher at Harbour View
School, repair instruments and
purchase shee t music at Dwyer
Middle School, imprOYC the music
library at Marina High School,
hire a teacher for Agnes L Smith
and Cirde View tcbools. obtain
choir robes for Huntington Beach
High School and purchase records
and tapes for St. Bonaventure
School, among other things.
C ommittees within the
Newpon -Mesa Unified
School District have been
participating in the reinvestment
program for
roughly two
years. The
Balboa
Committee
provided
recorders for
every third
grader within
their
boundaries.
'~, s getting
harder for us
to support
programs."'
---IMJ.ID
band director
The Alta Bahia Committee used
11s funds to purchase instruments
and dnun stands for local
elementary schools.
Intended to supplement the
d1~tncts' regular music education
cumculum. OCPs· program
-;a11~fie~ schools' wish lists.
However. recent budget cuts have
caul!ed districts to drutically limit
their music programs and arc
usmg reinvestment funds to make
up rhe difference.
"It'~ getting harder for us to
~uppon programs." said Alan
Hallback. band director o f Marina
High School in Huntington Beach
The reinvestment progTUD "has
been a windfall for u.s."
Hallback said Marina has been
receiving funds from OCPS in all
the su years he has been at the
'lChool. The l~t few grants were
quite substantial. he noted. In
t9Q0..91 , Marina High School
received S2.300 to improve 1U
magner music program for sixth,
<1eve nth and eighth graders, to hire
<ipcc1al clinicians for its music
program and to purchase acccuory
cquipmeat 8'ICb u drumheads.
maOetl aad ~ oil.
F undl lor the reinvestment
prop11m arc ratted 1n a
variety ot~ Hunting1on
Hatbour mea its Cruise of Ligbu
at CbristJDD.tbne to pther funds
for tho P'OIJWD. said WiJJu. ~ oonumttee ii allowed to 5Ct aside
10 ~ ot funds raised at e.d
pfOfCCt fot &be reiavutmcnt
prosram.
'1'be en.tire communny gets
enthuted far tbe Cruise of Laabts.
They decorate their home• and llt
inYOMd ill tbe peac.t.nt and
tradition.. 'lbat'a why 'ft feel to
strooaJy lbout reimeating lhc
money badt into the communiry, ..
she noted.
'"They do mate it known to the
communhy •hit is png on -
that fuoda are bdna raised for the
miuk procrams." aid Nancy
Poech. a member ol OCPS board or dircdon.
From aft to stern, Balboa library nautically staffed
I f you're a o;eafanng book lover
who's m the mood for a cruise
but find yourself bcach~d this
summer, here's a hot tip· the
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$'*-" /Miiii
OllWNI lilllty'1 "Sllll Ult " ... ,...CM
Balboa branch of the Newport
Beach Public Library has one of
the largesl -and mosl fascinating
-nautical coUcctions of its kind
m the country.
Ac.cording to nautical minded
locals who have come to rely upon
the branch's.books, charts, videos
and magazines for everything that
has to do with the sea, this
friendly little library 1s the next
best thing to buned treasure.
Balboa's exten!livc Nautical
Collectio n includes not just
mfonnation o n typca of boats.
navigation, design, building, repair
and maintenance, but on boat and
boating history, tbe Naval arts,
ad'.tcntures. voyages. personal
FREE
LAWSUIT A ASSET
PROTECTION SEMINAR
OU WIU LEARN BOW TO:
I JUOGMEJ'-rT PROOF ~r
BUSINESS OR PROFESSION
from t.wsu1ta •
2 PROTECT your HOME,
SA VJ NOS 1Dd IHVESTMENTS
from l1wa&.111 and lieu.
J. SHELTER J'O'lr JNCOME from
1udpncnt cmiitors.
4 RETAI N sub111nti1I aucu
EVEN IN BANIOlUPTCY.
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Thu. July J()
llyou N rwpoito Rnort
1 J(IJ J~ R""4. N.B.
FOR IN10JtMATION CALL
(71•) 97S.l 109
D4 Orwve eo... Weekend I Thurtday. Juty 25, 1991
nanativea and even cooking and
handicraft ideas as well.
If you've ever wondered ahout
the wonders of the sea, this ts the
place for you.
The Balboa
library is )<>Qted
11 100 E Balboa
Btvd. (on the
BaJboa
Pen insula) -
between the
Newport and
Balboa piers. For
a deltghtful
adventure, park
•he cu . take the
ferry across to
the Fun Zone
and stroll ~r to
Bookmarks
the library. A bnsk walk through
bracing ocean air should put you
in the mood for what you'll find
tucked away in lhe nautical
treasure trove that awaits you.
Among the reference boob.
vou 'll liml fnc Otet1onary of
1\mcnl-.rn ~ 1\al F1ght1ng Shi~. a
fi,c \11lumc )Cl of factual and
t11,111m:al information on ever)
'hip 1n the U.S No!") datmg from
thr American Revolution, 'The
lntcrnatmnal Rcg1<;tcr 11r tlistom
Sh11" · "'hteh document\ 'hip-.
frnm mor e than 43 nat10M,
"I.t oe ' I 1gh ung Ship' " .tn annu.al
whu.:h (llntam~ rnformJt1on on 1hc
world\ n,l\·1e\, .1nd · lJ11~J\
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Nautical C.otlecttca
'B
Non-stop dancing
dominates show
By Hal Hlml
Plat r.iia 0 •• (tllr
Prom abow stopper to abow
stopper, the cast of "Jerome
Robbim' Broedway" daMIM\ .....
and flew their way into tbe beans
of thoee at lhe Oranac County
Performing Arts Center Tuesday
rught.
Like "Oiff Noc.ea'' to • loas
novel, the show hit the biati points
fro m 20 years of Aobbin1'
innucooe on the Oreat White
Way. The famous Oyiaa ICCIX
from "Peter Pan." bottle dance
from "fiddler oo the Roof."
rumble sc:eoe from "Wes& Side
Story" and chue of two am mett
by the sea from1 "Higb Buaoa
Shoc!s" were hpliahu ol • &bow
.tlrcady filled wttb notbiq but the
l'>cst of the best.
From the very &tart, u three
~ailors from "On 1be Town" told
about their upcoming leave in
"New Yo rk, New York,"
"Broadway" promised to be a
'how you couldn't help but love.
Robbins' himself spent moeths
rcscarcbin3 and restoriq the
dance sepneots. as well u ID
dlOleapllpbJ that mede the show
• IUCIZll what it first bit the ...._ w-o ;a.a a little · · tion
JO'I wae liWDa in the .;rm pmce
iD s.. ...a.c:ba.a • pracotation of
•'The Small Roule of Uode
Tllomaa... in the bacbta1c dresias room o1 a bu:rtaque ball .. °""" ~ Lee acu her first le9clll in .. iMUI wilb .. You
Gotta Hawe • Qtmmid.," or ...ma ~ London .. Wendy.
MicMd ud Jobn p their Oyina
~from "Peter Pao.."
ln all. 11 ol tbe shows wbicb
Robbins' directed and•r
cbcnooaPbed were represented tbroo6 14 tepDCDts.
It woaJd be bud to sinlle out a
tpee:ific ador for' an outstanding
pcrformancea as the show featured
larac production numbers.
Kawc¥er, acdit sbouJd be ,;.en to
Paul kreppc1. wbo as anoce, lead
the audiena: through the musical.
complete with several quick
OOltUmC c:ban.&cs; Susann Fktcbet.
an CJriPna1 8roedway cast member
who was equally at eae as Electra.
ooe of the strippen from "()ypsy, ..
as she was with Gokle -lrom
"Fiddler on the Roof;" and
Leilani Jonu, who portnycd
Anita from "West Side Story .. W1th
fire ud .... ""Mr. Monotony"
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Backsta11e's latelt
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to center stage
N ot that 11 really needed one.
but Costa Mesa has a new
theater group. And, Judging
ll\ 1h 111.iugur.11 production. the
H.icl_,t.igc Theater on Superior
\\i:nuc 11o1ll be an 1mponanl
.1dd1t1on to the "city of the arts ..
Al \'allelta, president and
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Oca1h1rap·· -tn as many ciue-.
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Now running weekends through
Aug. 24, "Deathtrap" is
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theater's minuscule stage by
director Jeffrey Ault. who has
cho5en two superb acton to play
out the well-crafted suspense.
Playwright Levin. who spoofed the
theatrical world a quarter-century
ago in ··cntk's Choice," stuck it to
the mystery-thriller llenre in this
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murderous and extremely literate
mixture of plots and counterplot~
"Deathtrap" is not only the
play's title. it is
the name of a
play within the
play wherein the
authon -a
renowned thriller
craftsman badly
in need of a hit
and a vigorous
young student
from one of hi.a T•
scminus -plot 11111
their ltot"Y on the -----
buis of quite
recient rea.1-lif e
~nu. The
ominoua
electricity hctween these two
character'\ touches off a
thundcrstonn of mayhem that is
'>plendidly depicted at the
Backstage
J ohn Parker enacts the cider
plnywright with an
C'(CC:ptionnl command of the stage.
a deep. rc~nan t voice and an
admirahlc \CO c of uony which 1s
magmtied in the hm11ed ( 40.scat)
dimension' of the theater. Parker
'moothh \htft, cmo11onal gears
fnim has nmmall'r Jumm.int
The
Backstage
Theater
production is
an excellent
version of
this comedy·
thriller.
pcr-.ona to one
1Jf guilt ndden
.ing'>t d'> he
.ittempts 10
thwart the
cffom of h1'
protc:gc to
reveal h1:. sin'
Ill the 't\llrld
\13 the
medium nf
lhcati:r
Tnc more
dJrtng Hlungc:r pl.1\11on~ht I\
powcrfulh· interpreted try Greg
IL.iv who pl.a~\ 11o11h lr.tfl) glee on
Parker·, m1'S"'"g' l 1a~ makei; an
nul\1and1ng .ilh c r'ar)' wht>\e
energy and athlcttcl\m amplify ha\
role hcaut1fullv The cat and
muu\e tt.tmc' l'letv.ecn the: l~o arc
gcnutnclv fun 111 watch
l lkn Treanor cnnchc' her role
a\ Parl..cr·, hcirc\\ wife, who's
hccn hohtering t11m fin,rnl1ally
through repeated t.ulurc\ Treanor
" ~omcwh,u voung for the pan.
hut she bancUcs it sla1Jfully,
particularly in her cmolJonal
reactions to the heart-quickening
drama played out before her
Jaye Wiboe Pawl the pace a bat
as the psychic ncigbbor brough1 an
for comae relief. but ultimate!)'
grows on her audic~. Wayne
Mayberry oompletes the a.st
effectively as Partu't dour law-.er,
who casts a funereal paU over the
stage with bis very presence
A uh's two-level setting nt(;ely
siYcs the illusion or depth 10
the tiny theater, panM:ularly the
high flt'CplKe which seems almost
practal.
"Oeathtrap" b the openmg
gambit in a fOw.sbow season rvr
the Bacbtaic Theater. Openin&
Aug. 30 will be "The Belle of
Amherst," followed by "K-1" Ou
18 and "A Day in Hollywood 1
Night an the Ukraine" Man:h b II
the cuneot production as .in)
cntenon, this new company "111 be
maluna an impact on the kx:JI
>ecne.
For thole who haven't ~en
'Deathtrap" (and even as ..
rdrcsbcr for thole •bo ha' d 1 he
S.Ckstaac Tbcater product11in ••
an exocUent ¥Cnion ol this
comcdy-thn.Uer which as am.ml! I ~
best of iu breed. Performan\e'
continue Fridays and Saturd.l'' .u
8 pm., with maW.CCS II 2 JO th"
Sunday and AU&-l l, at the nc111
theater buildfna. 1S99 Su~rnu
Ave., Suite 82. Cotia Mesa C Jll
646-0333 for ticbt inform3t1on
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Orange Cout Weekend I Thuraday, Juty 25. 1991 D7
MOVIES
Bill and Ted's journey really bogus, dude
Bob fo•w
Computrr consultant
1'rwpor1 ~ach
In urdcr to vie"' Iha~ film an the
J)rnpcr pcr..pecuve, I rented a 94-
cent copy of "Bill
& Ted's Excellent
Adventure" and
w.itched it
carefully.
The or1g1nal
film was full of
cleve r time
paradoxel> and
\ 1sual gags. It left
.t 101 of open door~ for future film
ma~er' to hu1ld upon.
Armed w11h 1h1~ foundation, and
""11h ~hat I (cit 10 be the proper
\1e""poin1. I prepared to en1oy an
t:-u·ellen1" 'cquel
I \liJ\ dl'appointed.
1 he 'c4uel mhcnted none of
1 he frc..,hne..,., and ingenuity that
m.1dc the or1g1nJI ftlm so
dd1ghtful l he lll'-10\ lo the first
'h11"" were thrown at us a5 1f to get
them nut of the way quickly.
The c11n1inu11, hetwecn the
future ""orh.J nf · 1x11h films wa~
101allv l:tdung ~c arc expected to
hclic\e th.11 the ).!C:\lure ... '>l)'k'>.
and even protective eye wear
which developed over 700 ycan
(1988-2688) will change totally in
another 3 years (It's now 2691)
without even a lame attempt to
Justify the sudden metamorphosis.
If that's not enough, our heroes
refer to the same period as "five
years."
George Carlan was wasted m
what was cast as, but not billed as,
a cameu role. He can, has, and
will do much betlcr work..
The sole redeeming feature of
this film was the
delightful, sccnc-
"tcaling perform·
ancc of William
Sadler as the
Grim Reaper. He
COOSl.!>lently
delivered the best
lines , often
h 1 I a r 1 o u s I y Wait for
deadpan. while the video
turning 1n the
only outstanding perfonnance m
the movie
This alone maku the show
worth watching.
But wait for lhc: 94-ccnt version.
fhc rest is Bogul>.
About the film
.,. I Tlll'I -Ja a('
Starrln& Keanu Reeves. Alex Winter, William Sadler and
George Carlin
IMhlnd the lttMS Dlrccted by Peter Hewitt. Written by Ed
Solomon and Chris Matheson. Prod~ by Scott Kroopf.
Special effects makeup by Kevin Yagher. Music by David
Newman.
Rated PG-13
B 111 and Ted arc five years older. This bolUS adventure
leads them to heaven, hell and beyond as t'hcy battle rhe
forces of evil to defeat their alter egos. On they way they
confront the Grim Reaper, meet two Martian•, visit the
Easter Bunny and chat with Albert Einstein.
Guide to Bill a Ted Speak
~ W1l11am Hill"' S Preston,
hqu1rc, and fed "Theodore"'
Lngan have !>(1.trcd through the
circuits of ttme. they created their
own language loo'lcly ba~d on
:!!Ith century rnglish
Th" guide 'hould help you
undentand what the non-non-anti·
hc:rcO'I arc ~aying -without the
help of subtitles of which there
aren't any
Hill & 1 eel Spcl1lt l:nghsh
1:.llccllent Good
MO\I excellent Very good
Out\land1ng Mo~t exccllenr?
~terhnft Fully m ptred
Unnvalec.J The best
Melvined Tnckcd, duped
Egregious Most botus
Bogus Dangerou.&ly metviniz.cd
Bodaciol.Ls Unb<Jsus
Non-non-heinous Real bad
No way Foraet it
Yes way Of coune
Most atypical Incredible. amuina
Metal Huds Rockin' musiciam
Your Royal Dcathness The Orim
Reaper
Beelzebub The Dude Downstairs
The Fugue Dude 1 .S. Bach
The Shon Dead Dude Napoleon
The Salad Drcsslna Dude t'.acur
Miscreant loler
Penonages F..sac~med dudes
D8 Orange Coaet Weekend I Thtnday. Juty 25, ran
Nkk Sopkoridt
Maida a
NewJ*tllc:ecti
Havini Sttn the firJt one, I "'IS
pretty sure mil the new 8111 and
Ted moYic was going to be bad,
and aJlhough 11
bad a few
surprising!) good
moments, I -..u
right. Whc:rc1\
"Bill and Ted\
Excell ent
AMnturc" -.as 1
nau sea11n~ly
pouUkS) ctcru<te
m stuptd>ty, .. Bill and Te(f\ Hops
Journey" .-as mrrcty a dumb
movie with some Nn"} pam Or
~vc I JUii pown immune l
In any case:, lhu tune .irtiund.
the 11tle characters .uc !"lei~
duphcated by IOmC d.u~ fl1rl c,
and these "evil" '""''"' ire
programmed to kill 8111 3nd I cJ
(which may not be such J ti.id
thing) and take over the .,.,,rid Or
"Omething like that It'' h u.t 111
say
~ San Dimas duo BUI (Alex Winter), left, .ind Ted (KHnu RttVes)
med the Grim Ruper CWilli.im Sadler) on their ''boglJs jourMy."
An)way, after being t.tkc: 111 tilt:
dt'M"rt and ~hcd off 11 d 1ff. the
'lpints of Bdl and Ted fl'<' lr1)m
their dead bodies to 'ol..ll"!l the
~ 0 r I d 0 ( I h e i r r 0 r \) I I c
counterparts.. lbey tnck l>nth.
.. ho steals the &how, wh.at l111lt
there LS. and he cbaUcnae, 1hem to
ronteru to decide thctr fat e I he
win, remarkably, and 1hu' l'C~'"'
t~1r odyucy throu_&h hcA\cn hell
:.nd earth.
Carol Rioe
OpualJons coordJnator
Costa Mesa
Bill and Ted's Bogus Mo.,,1c
would have been a more accurate
title. This Otck
was most
unex cellcnt
Dude, l 'm not
uying the leac.J,
weren 'r total!)
radical, but the
plot was weak
The words that
t h ey were
suppose to use appeared most·
most heinous. While the babes
were bodacious and stu<h were
buff (Ted "Theodore" Logan
played by Alex Winter), the evil
guys were Barney's, kook$
Dude, the dude who played the
Ev.Jest wu Death and he was
totally cool. Hey like, Bill a.nd Ted
played these board games with the
Grim Reaper, ya kcnow, to sec 1f
they could, like go back to lhc
living, and dude, the dudes
cuuldn 't be defeated. Ir was
J"-c-..'ml' I he rc't 111 the ITI(1'1e
w.I\ pretty nogu' ncepl lnr some
n~hteou~ 'f'l<C1.1I dfn 1' Wh1k
th" mm1c "'.1' prctt) ... r .. urd. I
mu,1 adm11 t h.1d a le"' 'huckk on
11
I don't 5eC much P'11n1 in
Kufu, f (1cor~e < Jrl1n1 ""'d' reoountm1 the mt of th" c,,-u-.c
.101,thtr rc1urn1n~ ,h;u.iller fwm for a pk>I. I wiU say that I "'••uld
B ii I .in J I e J ' • ""c II en t feel very foom.h if I had ,hclk d
A1hcn1ure lie out $7 to see 1.h1, drncl Jnd I
'J\Cd the: da\ would nc:\'U ba"Ye aone had I not
lrom · Inc I \ i'I been a.ssigncd. I still don 1 -.<e
I '"' ~ h c 11 ~ wh.tfs 50 funny about two m,irnnic
· 1 h c c' 11 u J Z. Z a • guys playina simultaneou' hck' 1in
L ,n· ""cnt 111 im•gjnary ~tars. and Ted\ (N
lkclubuh 11 w,I\ wa.s it Bdl's7 -who •IHl''I
prcuy humowu,, dubious c.t.rneslJless and etinlldc nt
dud c W 1II1" m obltv\O\Uncss Is truly itekc nm~
"8111 · S Prc.,lun. What's disturbing about 1hc•«
hquue' ~·1mccpt Dumb p1c1urc~ 1• the
of H ell -..n thouaht that
ha"'ln8 h1~ old (1r.inny. with gros\ \Otnc: vtc-crs may
teeth, Wanttng tO ~Ud. face Wtth ~e the mindJc:ss
h1n1 when he was a lad. Tbe end Bill and Ted as
of the movie found "Death.. rool or C'\'CD., God
playing hass ;ind the dudes playing forbid, admirable.
air gu11ar happily c.,,er alter in What kind of
then band "Wild StaJly1ns " C prot&IOl\SSU ue
tt\esc"l To me.
Dumb
Pilot Pick of the Week
11\0'na like d\'
a rc 1nsultin1
because they reptcttnt » 1l11 ''' 11~. moocy and dlort that ,oulJ
have been IO m.udl better spent
Movies
-VJ.W ............
W.. Kath*11 1\aner, Jay 0 .
Sanden ud Omia Duttq
star. Produced by Jclfrey
Lurie; directed "' left Kaocw. WlaMa Tunter portnlJ1 V.I Wanbawltl. a ~
fiercely lndopHdeat, 1e.17
private •nYCat1p1or Wbca an
ex-hockey player, whh whom
she enjoyed • Oirtatioa1
barroom encounter, ia
murdered, Wanbawski is htrcd
by the vkdm't 13-yea.r-old
dauabter to find his killer
WIMa: ()pem Friday.
""-w f n lheaten •lions IM
Orat\&e Cout.
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ART
Laguna's lolk extmn reaches
out with humor and naivete
E very now and then, a
museum exhibition comes
a.tong that greets you with a
touch of aus, yet is remembered
for its open-hearted naivete.
Imagery wilbout cerebral subtleties
or pretentious conclusions. Art
that plays lO your
sense of humor,
and makes a
beeline for your
soul.
I kJvc it when
that happens.
"The Cutting
Edge:
Contemporary
American Folk
Art" from the
RoscnaJt
Collectson at the
Laguna Art
Museum (through
Aug 18) 1s JU.St
J(~ ,.~. '
' -.
• ~II ......
M111!111Lhll
Arts
Scene
~uch an ah1b1t, and one that LS
even further enhanced when seen
through the eyes of a cunous
child. as I had the recent
opportunity to do.
I have an 8-year-old niece,
Cindy Baciplupo, who is
developing &n cager appetite for
art, joining me occasionally for
Jaunts to museums and galleries
during her \Ummer vacation The
untamed and informal qual1t1es of
folk art wa~ a perfect sub1ecl 10
share with her, a child's
uncluttered emotio ns being an
1ron:c, albeit appropriate. receptor
for the simple, everyday ideas,
fears and fantasies expressed by
the artists in this exhibit.
It e>«urred to ~ that her
m1erpretat1on of this collection
would provide a fresh focus and
s1tmulattng perspective for this
wee k's column. So when we
re1umed from the Laguna Art
Museum, Cindy took a yellow pad
and some quiet time to summarize
her scntuncnts about the
exhibition. She also aded for a
1hcsaurus
A bit of bacqround on Cind)
seems 1n order here. She
ancnds Valencia Elementary
School in t..a,una Hilb where m
September she wall enter the third
grade as a partictpant in the
Gihed and Talented Eduaauon
(GATE) Pf'Olram. For fint and
sca>nd cnctes, she was fortunate
to have the same marvelous
teacher, Janice Mecham, wha$c:
crcarive classroom mstruchon -
includina development of writina
skills -and dedicated attention to
student.\. lS laraety responsible for
Cindy's love of leamin&.
Uke all kida, Clndy reacts to
vMd cok>n as wcU u to any
wbbnsk:.11 narntive or ~nee
that the anlsl wu a& play wit.b his
1ubjoct, e«a t~t The
Cuttiaa Edp. Accofdiftcly. tho
1diosyncratte items ~lccted fot the
ahibition Include pamtmp.
Philo l~ Willey's "Mardi Gru" is •mong the pi«rs of fo4k •"
from the Rosen.At Collection now on nhibit •I ugu~ Art Mus~um
~lp1urc, p<1tlcry and textile".
~eatcd b\ a h"~t of \lrtualh
unknown: self-trained. nal"'c
American artl\t~ who cuns1stcnth
break with trad1t1on
T hti. 1~ artwork created on
humble front porches in
M1~1\.'1ppi. m the bavou liack
country of sccncs 1n
"Oclivcrancc." or from a bored
mind'-; inner anctum nprc~ln!l
1t~ human sptnt w1th:n the wall' nf
pnson o r a mental 1nsurut1on
Unable to purchase standard art
'upphc,. the~ artists use found
matcnals, the s1mphc1ty of which
w~
hcartV.armmg
and probably
1he most
1mpre\S1~
aspccl of lhe
cith1b1t for
Cindy
The real
..cenc stcalcn
for her were
lhe mcnqene
of slyly
expressive
animal" that
cmcty
bdplupo
greet you m the fint gallery of thc
exhibit -a ii~cr-fo1l fo1h by
Grc&0rio Marun, an 1mpossrqt
wooden bear and e.acy beaver h)-
Fcltpc Archuleta, and the stotc
armadillo by hlS son, uroy. She
was enchanted by the tall, rat~r
tat1 Statue o( Liberty 1lcanin1 1n
mylar nearby, and haunted by
Ha.racio Valdc&'s Death Can. a
wooden carnet with • corpw foe
calJO. Pe.rba.P' her moll pensive
oomidcration was wnh The Way
We W by Herbert Sanakton. an
cxpnsoner trom Nnt Onun
whole chromck of hts pcnonal,
r:uhcr hac~ard. h1~1on "
pov.crfullv d<"latkd on .. ~'en fr1e.11
wooden door in rc,crscJ dircc11on
Fnough of m~ c'th1b1tton
rccolkc11ons Wha1 follo"' '' .in
unfettered '1c-.pom1. fol .. .rt
according to Cindy Bacigalupo 1n
her own words
.. f ol .. an ii. ,·en intnguing 'I 1lu
will he ..1m<ucd nght hcforc 'tl'Ur
C'tl"\ al 11<h11t crca11ve things )OU
v.111 \C'.c In ..._,me 11( the p.ltnttn~'
'H\U can c\cn tell ""hat the an1,1'
feelings were I 1hrnk all 1he Jr11'"
realh put a lu1 uf ~ns1t1' m 1n11•
1hc1r work'
"J enJO~CJ the 1.olurful
painttnp .ind sculpture'
•hat I \&Yo tn th1' muS(:um e~h1t-11
'I ou ""ould he surprised at wh.tl
talent some of tMsc people ha~c
and they don't ~en lcnow 1t. Thc'
make folk art out of rhm.p ltkc olt1
doors.. plywood. ghller. t<lch.
t1bbon and lot<. of other \1mple
thmp Some of the Cnll)'lln
draw:np I \8..,.. had a 'htn\ ~r<lY'ln
~sa t used ~r 1hcm late l have
Jone 1n my clas\ .ti ~h(l()I One
pa:ntsng wiu C\Cn done v.1th moJcl
airplane pamt. The wood ~lpcu ~
that was called Dnd On ·\ Rooc
Monster hy Mile-. Carpcn1cr e\-en
looked like the artut starud 1t ~1ut
to he • mc~ntt fi~re ..,..uh bcndan
.ums •nd legs. ttut 1hen ~hanged
has mind
"I liked thtS $htni1 'IC\ m uch I
tb1nk tha1 NCl')'UO< of all atc"
would enJOY COC111fll to K'e thU
folt an exh1h1t "
1.Apn• Art Mu"<'um 1tr 01ff
L>mT, t..pna &IH.·h 49'-6.UI
Adnuu.lll Sl for .ctutr.s.. SI
~uckna and senl()n.. cbiJctren
u.ndu 1 l and UM memben free
H~)Un •~ TunJar thttlUs/t
Sundt\', 11 .t m ,,, ~ p m
~ Coua Weekend I Thursday, July 25, 1991 D9
Music
Mozart's melodies
to fill amphitheater
The Pilot's Guide to Music
By David Almquist
HJ~ Wrrtrr
to hide."
Di Tullio JOlnll guest conductor
Walli.tni McGlc1ughlin for a
Pafomwr
As at the Wheel
Pacific Symphony
Damn Yankees
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''M t1LJrt 1' \en pure mu,11. 1hll lcrnhl:>
Co m p I 1 \: .1 I e d • h u I
'tril.c~ the depth' ol the 'oul."
'a~~ flutist Lou1<.c D1 Tullio, who
w1·11 perform Saturday during
program that features the overture
1n "The lmprcsario," Mozart's
Hute Conceno No I in G MaJOr.
and Symphony No. 39. ll 1s
scheduled to start at 8 p.m .. with
the grounds open for picnicking
prior to the concert.
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Amphtt heat re
'This
orchestra
(the Pacific
Symphony)
is ve ry
. I ' spec1a ..
McOlaughlm, in his fifth season
as mU!ic director and conductor of
the Kansas City Symphony and
host of the popular public radio
program "St Paul Sunday
Morning." fetes the celebrated
compo~r ~ho published his farst
sonata at 7, prohficalty penned
more thdll 600 k.nown works and
died in Vienna in 1791 at only 35,
10 wme a jo)'OW enigma to the
'Working on a film score, you walk into a studio, encounter all the music and
very little time to prepare unless the budget is really large . Sometimes. especially
for someone like John Williams ("E.T.") you can encounter things that are really
difficult, sometimes close to impossible, and you 're expected to pull it off.•
'It'' whJI I
lJll na l.eu
mu"l One
h.1, to pla)
-~. Tia.llt
flutist
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r(.tll) \Cf\ \\Cll hccau)c o l the
'l' le and 1hc h.1rmon1t 'itructurc!>
ol the Jay l:vcrythmg " \Cf\
l'\ro~cJ. open Jnd 1 hca: \ nu plan
D1 Tulho. a member of the
PJc1fic Symphony Orchestra smce
t<>R I and 11'> principal flutist, is one
111 the mo~t active musicians on
the West Coast. She has appeared
a\ a w loist with the Boston Pops
and on "The Tonight Show." and
1s one of Hollywood's bu iest
studio musicians whose credits
l I\ t
H ·\PPY t I< ll H
l \It HI \l '\\11 \I
.">-7 ~1 011 .f rl
l indudc ~uch films as "Out or
Afnca.' "Batman." and "Dances
W11b \\ ohc'.> ·· Maestro Davtd
Ro'l' ha' even authored "Le
Pap1ll1,n," a wor~ e'lpec1ally
lOmpmed fo r her
"I'm the product of t\\u fam1hc~.
profc•"1nnal musician<. on both
'1dc'" Lou1'e add~. "I 'ltarted
piano at age four. I was 12 when I
too~ up the nute and by 19. I had
a 1oh with the LA Philharmo nic
lkmg a mu~1c1an 1s 'IOmcthmg one
ha:i to feel and need very
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'W llPeak' 1118111 bUI IDok at Ille of a .U..,.P
:. ': llct • chanden iD \be movie. the edge of realis~ boundaries. lhrougbout the movie, (as was
W ut ..-surlcrs don't Not aD ol the cbaracteriz:ing o1 displ.,e.d by Utah's cbaQ1C of ~-I ~· . I
A fter he•nn. "' ..... -···•-wut &o face ii that the surfen in "Point values and pcnoaa1ity dwiaa the ,...-. ~~ ""tbc ~ A1 the movie continues, Klan ift .. Point Break" portrayed 8 re a k'' w a 1 cou.ne of tbie plot). ~ about tbe ~ (pr<Mdiq IOCDC very bumoroua the real IUlf'iaa Ufeaylc (witb a n c c e s s a r i J y C>Yerall, ii was one of my all·
"Paial Brak," l W1ualty bad 1 but rea.liatic beach moments) Utah Cew m:cpt.iom ol c:oane) a lot deroptory. The time faYOrite movies, md I WO«ltd
precoeceitcd °"96oa rcprdiag event~ pins acceptance and more accwately than I.bey want '° surfcn' common give 1t a tra.mceodc:Dt ratms.
the m. .. tnlO tdaeatic:ity. But, by mbrel in witb Bodie'• bunch, and admit. love and respect the time ft ,... owei I bad 1 even finds himself growtna Trutbf\ally, J doa't like trub in for nature, and
totally differeat penpedM about attached to tbe mrfen' lifestyle. my own beck yard. Cbeift& 1 fu1. the true meaning
the eatire mcanhil and-...-of A.a be closes in on the CUC time surfer rnyKlf) but me tnatb of tbe words
the film. ----.-tbouaJ>, Utah ftpres out that of the matter is that most IUl'fcn ' ' sou I • • a n d
Tbroqbout the Bodie and the guys are the thieva, are in one way or notbeT "spirit" were
movie, I waa causing him personal turmoil and tbrowbacb to IOCiety. Many do try pre v a I e o t Transcendent
pleased with the the break-up of his relationship to find ways of "bcatiaa the
surfing footaae with the surfer girl after ahe ftncb system," and like Bodie'• png,
1 e 1 m 0 0 t 1 , out he's an FBI agent and initially se~ral usuall) manqe bJ ilJepl
atooiabed by tbe used her for information. means. J think the IDO¥ie ~
action ICCftCI and A fter blackmailing Utah into well illuscratcd at kaai me lidc of
IW'prised by the a ss i 1 t i n g t h e m b y the surfiq life, e.cn if k was on
p I 0 t a 0 d threatening the girl's life, the
unpredictable surfCtS rob one last bank on their
endina-~ way to Mexico, but it's an
Patrick Swayze unsuccessful mission as aJJ but
ltaJ1 • "Bodie,,, 1'lcl Bodie end up dead one way or
~~= Surfing ano~~· typical aubplottin& and
with bis own PUC confusion, the movie condudea a
of followcn at u unnamed point year or two later, witb Utah
break. nm is • unique brand of chasina Bodie around the world
kx:a.Js, however, who acquire their and finally catching up to him at "travdin&" money by means of Bells beach, Australia, where a
robbing bub. AJ you ~ out c-ice in a centwy gipntic atonn
into the movie, they are easily u sweU i.s bappcnina.
proficient, if noc more '°· at being The m<Me'a endina is tomeWhat
thieves as they are surfer&, which surprising, compassionate, yet
is where rootie detcctiYc FBI justifiable aJJ at the same time.
a1ent Johnny Utah (Keanu ~ry single surfer I apokc wftb RcCYCS) comes in. about the film tbouaht it wu bad,
After the FBI department baa and charaed that surfcn and their
established the fact that a poup ol lifestyle as a whole: were VctY
surfen are the bank robben, Utah poorly represented by the
is put on the case as an
undercover awfer to figure out wh!d' ";'rfers are the "presidents,"
which IS the way the bandits
disguise themselves.
A ltbough Utah is athletically
inctined, (a former Ohio
State quanerbact) he finds surfing
isn't quite as easy u be lhou&ht.
Utah then deviously ICbemel his
way into a surfer sirf '1 life, (Lori
Petty) and asb hu to help him
learn the ropes ot the sport and
lifestyle.
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Pasta & Bread Freshly Made on Our Premises
Abbondan1 1 Ch1mpape Weekend
Saturday Champagne Lunch
11 :30-4:00
Sunday Champagne Dinner
(for tM urfy btrd)
5 :00-7 :00
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Spu:ial Dietary R~uests Ch~afully Honored
The Pilot
DINING
GUIDE
Tbt' most comple~ guide to Orange Coast restaarants
Costa Mesa
Anc"o'• 1969 llvbor Btvd. 6'6-l22:S.
Open for lunch Mon ·f-n 11 .lO a.m. 10 2
pm . dinner ~ '\O 10 10 pm R~rvatlOIU
rcc(>mmcndcd Alx"'c ~'erase Nortltcm
llahiln cu1.S1nc 11 budfct-co"'°°'" pnc:n.
\.cal duhc~ high' rcco111mc11ded .
··•ccllcnl 1tram15u SS
AJ111to'•. ~lUlh C.u.nl Pleu ~9--0i41
Open 10 am In 'I pm Mon ·fn . 12 lo 6
pm ~al. ~11n Rc\Crvat.ons llOl required
S•n<hi>-ichn. 'IOllP\ .and ~lads m a cuual
~trno~phcrc S
~JU.ontOo llbt.onnw, South Cou1 Pla.z.a
Ofl\r 7~1 7 1~.~ Open for lunch JI.JO
~ m 10 2 pm Mon ·Fn . dinner 6 to \0
pm Fri . Sat Slcclt. tcnous food. W1rm
I u~.iny •mb~ncc Nc-w liabt menu
.tu1tmcnts Northern h ahan spco1llln
<.oud p:u1n. \urpcr b w1oc h ll
f'cr'i0n1hicd service Rnervahocs. SSl
lectl .., ._... .......... a.re..
J))) Bristol Sou lh C.o. Pim. 641--0lll.
Open 11 a.m. to 9 p.a. Mon.·Frl. 11 La
lO 6 p..m.. Sat., lJ:JO La. to 6 p.a., Sa.
A•ard•1n111n1 ul1d bar. aa•1a1I spcaah Wmc, t-ccr S
~ F_., Crywl Coun. JJJ3 Bea.r
St. ~766\ Open ti am. to 9 pm.
Moo.· Thun.; 11 • m to 11 p.m. Fn.,
S.t, 12 IO 9 p.111 Son. RClerntiom
accepted Thai cuiune. aoa.11 porooos of
bcautifla.l?y ~ food U1 I scaR
tcltiJ:ll hiddca aw.y UI the ll~r readx:a ol Soath Coast PW.a '1 Crystal C.oun SS
._ M-"t Cea•••-. 1907 Harbor
81¥d. 646-5n6 ?Pen Mon · Tbun. 6-.30
&.ID. to 10 p.m ; Fn and Sat 6:JO a.m. 10
12 a.ia... Sun lO a.m. l<' 9 p.m. Vay
niodc:st pncc.s; greal IOUjn. a.allds,
~. dcuerts_ S
CW.'1 QJna.r, 124 W Mac.Arthur 8tvd
5"6-5688. Open 11 1 m to 9 pm dady.
Rc1enra1 io111 accepled lnc.rpeosr.t
Introducing
Angelo
(Fn~rly La P~rgola)
Certi.fica_te
We Invite You
To Come Try Our New Menu
And See Our
Newly Renovated
Beautiful Restaurant
And Receive 20% Off Your
Entire Check
With This Certificate.
E.xpira Aupst &, 1991
1969 Hubor Blvd., Calta Meta
(Just North of 19th Stn:et) 646-122S
C:W... Md Cl• I 11 ... Witll
....... c:il h'1
II ,....... Gtin, 6l3 Aatoa Shod.
~ 09ea 11 a.a. 10 11 p..m. Maa.·Ai.. ll L& 10 midni&M Sat..
~ brae:' 10 a.m.. to l p.m.
Reac"'atioas aCC!cpted. F1non of
maquite ad lk SoalJlwat. 01ut peen
cont tamale• aad So•tlawestera
apeciahn SS
,..__ 3820 s. P'tua Dr. &»9008.
()pea ll:JO un. to 10 p,m. SUn.-Thura.,
l f :30 a.m. to II p .m. Frl....Sat.
RCICIWltioa ecc:q:ICed. OUncse food f~ Petioa due*.. ,...., c.ne.. South C-oast P\ua Maia
U.Cl ~9100. Bteatfast, lundl. d.iruler.
SpcdaliJ:iaa in the freabest ud mc:.t
delic:iolll oatunl foods. Victoria'• Bate
Shop fearures .,at muflinl. frozen
1'0Pl1 and frab j\licc bat. s
Ge!MIM. 3820 Pina Or. Sout!i Cow
P\m vmaae. ~rm. <>peu for hmctl
l l:JO a.m. to l p.m. Moe.·Fri.; dinncs
6-10-.30 p.m... 5-day bna.Dch 11:)() a.m
to 3 e.m. Rcsenatioas sugested
Tddoori ud amy, lc*tcT, lamb and
dlac:&c.IL Tarific appcti8en. Romutic
p.rdcn .. •t90Spberc.. ScTenc aervic:e
~wine list. SS
c... ........ Cr,.aa1 ~ )Jl) Bev
St ~.()pa 11 .... to 10 p..m.
Mc..-Sat.. l 1 I.& IO 7 p.m. Sn
Afte~ tcarime 2:lO to S:JO p.a.
nel)'day. Raervatiom 1~tcd. A loudi ol all c:wsme. ia 1 dulic:al Frendl JCUifta. s
~. a.-c.w.... 298 E. 17th
St • 64S.S50S. Family 11Jk 11.alian. Small
lratlOOa wtlh friendJy KIWZ Ouldn:n
wckome Take out S
~ piano ber eotaUi.IUllladl Caltt'IMn
9"9Ctmea pt to ....... s
~ oin.-ml Harbor ......
642·7162. Rcacrntlou accepted.
Oawine QiDcte MudaN cmbca dee
1975. A~ c:uili.Dc. l.uDch.
dimicr, t.ab"OU&.. aadlaila 7 dlJt. SS
G....i ~ )110 s. P1ua l>f .. Soulh
Coast Plua Villqe. 668-1737. ~ b
hand! ll:JO Liii. to 2:30 p..m.; dimia 6-10
p.m. Top·ra11kcd Scndionlan/
Con1i11c11t1I rutaurut. Woodcrful
Caesar salad, bomcinade _,read1.
e:xceUcnt cam, :telccdoa, boalelude o'lftd lax. C.omtant ICtiviJy (Sunday &nmch. wiDc di11nen. food t.astinas. ba.r
me.nu a1J altcmooo and into the lli&Jit).
SS
......._., 3800 S. Plaza Or .• South c.out
Plaza vw.ae. SS7-2531. Rctervadom
"'UCSted. l"ine traditional Jap&DCM
racauran1 1&JCJ t!ic ~ ~11ts.
Sushi bat, ta ta.mi room&. coct:t.aD k>u "IC·
Muhi<OUnc Kaileti dillllen must be
ordered 2A bn. in ldvanc:c. Elepnt
diJWla. Lunch. dinnel. SS
b111, 'IS N. Old Newpon Bhd.
722-2992. ()pea l'lle.·lbur. 5:30 to 10
p..m.. Fri.-Sal to_ 11 p.a. lt1 a modest
frame boule, delccubk ltaliaa .. ~
Mid ICllood from Cld Paolo Patarino.
r..a, ..... ss
~~~c=~~.:: IUChicllca. ~ :'-fa ......
qoalify. Dclldonl ........ ~ flan
' p& Moe. t.bruqll s...., i JaA -..,. Tlb Ollt from 2 p.a. dllllJ. II
...... ...... 212 B. • .,.. Sl. 642-7418 Oilmer 7 daJt; ._,.. ftllJ ., ~,.
Sun. Suc:fwidJca aa.dl ... ,_.. et
hand! time. Good ..,...... .... Rdd
tbe aocka. SS
Petite rra.., 113.S Newport Blwd'..!
6SG-9363. OpCSI Mon..s.t. l l ..... '° 'I
p.oi. ~ .,,..,.... ~ -~=·S 11nd'wfchca atHI WpUriH
........ IUst .... 3333 ..,, Sc., South
Cout Plua. S4C).IOJI. Opn b lvncb
11 :JO I.ID. to 2:30 p.a. Maia...S.t .. dianet S:JO p.m.. to 1 UL ... -$1• ; S.11.
bnud only. Sbap......., l..U.. food
wilb h'e1b fisll, . ctiTck9 -pasta. Tem.f'ic bread. SpJcty Nrftcc. SS
.,,.. 0...., 101 E. Sa~lc Dr.
556-7701. Open 11 .... 2 Lift.
Mon..Sun.; SundeJ bnledi 10 D.llL to 3
p.m. Rucrvationa ecccpted. Fl1e
Mmcu food la 1 fa ad daoc:abk
c~t.SS
II.Men ........... 3113 Brilem Sc .•
South Coe.st Plaza S«)...,. Opu foi
lunch I I.JO a..a to ) . ,.a Moe • .S.1..
duu1cr S-10 p.m Moe •• :nllt'L., 5-11 p.m
Fn·Sat Rc1crva1ioD1 H11U1IOll
Hen tr,_ ~ lSOO Adams 11 C-0ntincntaJ cuiane. Popular &tUdby. SSS
Hartlof, s.40-1937. RacrvatJOna accepted. a.wa.. 33l3 Bear St.. a,..i C.oun
Recipient of Gokf A'llll'V1f ol &cl£11enoe 662·1\UBY. Opco 8 a.a. to 9 p.m oiDe OOMCQllM: )'Cati. Owner Michael Mon.·Tinu1 , 1 a.111. 10 10 p.a. Fri..S.1 , Oriana tell the .-Anda.rd lof Ouncac 7 a.m. to 9 p.dl. Su. ltClltVDdoos noc
rclUl&&tant&. Superl> lobster dllhc:a Ind required. 81n1en and Cries i11 1
GMtd, 3333 Bear St~ Crystal C.ourt, contcmporaty OWicae oCYcriap. Lund\. n:-crc:11cd l!MOI diner ~tc with
540-3365 CnatcmporalJ Nofihcm Italian dinner, !Uc..out, cocktails 7 daya. SS recorded nrinJ mUJk.. ElicdlCot aalads.
C\l.dine sc~ 111 the scttia& of aa mdocx Merta.•s, 401 E. 17\b St. 543-1598. 1 Scmcic as tot1IJy oo tho llWk. S
ltdewalk cafc. EuielJcftt pastas, fOCllClC1a a.rn. to 8 p.m. Mon.·lltu.r., 7 a.m. to 9.30 Seett's,SedMlll Gl'W _. ..,, 3300
Open for lundl ud dimlcr. Raervstions p.m. Fri.· S.t., 9 a.m. 10 3 p.m. Sun. Bri.tlol SL 979--lAOO. ()pat tor lunch ind
K«pted SS Gourmet aandwich abop, tpi1fy 111tcrior. S dinner M¥en dayl a ...el. Call for boun
c1 .. • ... dllC HW. 4211 E. 17th SL MJ c-. 296 E. l7lb SL, 645-7626. Jan dwnp.pe hmdt oe wectcods 6.S0-17~ RewmlJOm acxq>eed. A Colta Family rtylc Mu.ica11 restaurant Rc.ematlou "W"'ad. FroA ...tood
Men ludmark. Warm, in11m11c Pnllidc1it 8U$b bu eaten bcTcl Open clusically prcpattd, campktc with 1n
ne11bborbood mcetma ~. Lu:ncb, d9alyib. •II 1l a.m.. for lwch. dinner, o,stcr bat SS
dinner, weekend brciatfut. EapenJJ oochai Ca1J &bead tor larrc parties Tee a ~ J69 E. 11th St
Great rib&. hambvapu, Modal prica. Solicieoua 9CMcc b flllulics; accllellt 64~. ea., hmutlc ~ te~
CHAMPAGNE BRUNOf CRUISES • NEWPORT HARBOR Sun~y ::.Ddlancr~ .. ~
I
room. Break:fUt, luodl. afttf"900ll Id,
Saturday 10 • U at 1:30 • "° C",lW; IOUquca IDl1 k ~ S
Sandaya t o·. u tt 1:30 -"° $2 5 ~ ""' l3l3 s. ~ St~ South
~1'lERW ~§ a.m. to 9 p.111. Moa..-S-.a. llqiamitiocn e C.O..t Plu.a. ~ a,. for tlMldl 11
DOC rcq111tcd The uWtu&c pUacrla wuh
(714) 67S-577J See RESTAURANTUll
Now you can enjoy the LATEST
In contemporary Mexican
cuisine at CCSM>'st $8 95 Dinners pdced from •
Compllltcenlalt Valet Parking
for yow c:orwen11nce1
2.241 ~ (IO#t ~'".,,
Ntw,rJtt Z!a mt
(l'lf.) 6.3f-f.3(jf
/ 1~1,~ 'f)11 Tried th!! !lf_W (am,_· / ,1: ~· ~'
Newport Beach
~ ..... -4$01 hciftc Coeal Hipway. 646-9116. Amcrlc:u food.
Warm and cmy, Su F~Ayk
dhlhll a~ltere. Luocb, dlo.e1.
Saturdlly ud S....., binlld. lMfJ bu. R~ IG:ltpted. SS
~ .. )II Marlee Ave. 67l-6S80
()pctl fiDr hullCb ll:lO a.a IO 2:30 p.m.
Moa...s.t.; dinner S:30 to 10 p ni
Tues . ..S.t.; Sunday bnu1cll. Seafood .,miua from tbc ltaliu cout SSS
AM Mail'a, 26'40 E. hciflC COllSC ff"Y
720-9000. Open tor luodl 11 :JO a.a. to
2:JO p.m... Mocl.-M; dil!Kr S:JO to 10
p.tL ~.$al. ltaeMtioea ....-cd
Beutihlly prepared contemporary
CaJiloraia cwialnc, ,..... IDd INlood
9Ji&y, indmace atlDOlpbere. boeUen1
~!iii.SSS
uw... Le Meridin Hold, 4500
Mac:Anbur Blvd. 476-2001. Opco fof
dialos 6 to JO p.m. Tu1 . .S1t
Reaernoou ~IRicl AwvcMriuiaa
men. of U,luet f~tiftntal
cuiai.c. ncelles'SS7 prepared Hd ~IC1Wd.
Ardaa. 31'4 w. ea... Hwy. 645-7077
()pcD lof hmch It Liii to l p Ill.
Mo..-Fri. OlnDCJ from S p.m. to I a.m. ·
daily. Oaukal contloental culaloc,
11blu1de prcpantioa a tl)Ccl•lly
Fl'\l'Ofitc bawlt ot Newport Bcac:h'e Old
Morley mcDow, C0111Crva~ auaod. SSS
........... 42'0 ~h Street. 91S-Ol22.
Amcnca'a most cdcbRtcd J~
rtSUnlrlllL Tc~n tablics dd ~ h.J
luDdl I l:lO a.m. to 2:lO p..m. Moo.·fn
Dtnnet S:30 to 10'.30 p.m. Moa -ThuB ,
S:lO lo 1t p.-. Ai., s to l_O _,.... S... ~,. t+.m
......... 37 p ..... hlaDd.. ~20l0.
()pea l l a.a. 10 10 p.m. ~· s.dl7 liiftd 11 UL IO 3 p.a. Racmldaai
~ S... UICI aedood wtUI a -~told. eacac... pn.c rib
IDd c-t Mlld. DlimlJ lit, dubb1
at11101pbcre . l!lrcelleot piano
Clllet1•iftnc:nl S1
C..... c.11, 690 Newpon Cbler Dr.
Four Se... Hoed. ~ Open
J0-.30 LID. to 10 p.a Moe.~Pri... Sat. 7
LID. to 10 p.a., Sao. 7 a.a k> S p.m.
Ruenatloaa accc_pled. C.Jlfornia,
QJObctUal culsiM. SS
C. ""9-0-lhe, 1109 Newport C.enter
Dr. 640-S7Sl. Ope• 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Moo.-Fri.. I Ull. to 6 p.m. Sat., 11 a.JD
to S PJ11.. Sue. No ~tiom takee.
Sa.t.da ad ll9Chrk:bct bl a cuuaJ •tmolpbe~ s
Callrenl&a a..d, HSS Via Lido
67S-QS7S. ()pea '°'. luodi ll-l pm.
Moa.-Pri., ~ S.J0.10 p.m. Mon.,
TllCll._i vndl 10-.lO Wed.· Tbun.; wstJ.I 11 Fri., :wit. No racrvations IUleD. S
Cal ... • ftllla bdlft. J ISi Newport
C.COt.cr Dr. 7S9-~. Open 11 a.m. to JO p.m. Sn.-Tilvn., and I) a.m. to It p.m. Fri..Sat. No ruervalloAa taken
Crilp-a lllllDd pnllCt pim ClOIDM In
doiieos ol ftll¥on; 9DIDC an rather odd. BUlfplia."
Tiiie Ca ... ry, 3010 Lafayette Ave 67S-STn. ()pen for lunch 11:30 a.m. to 3
p.m .. Moa.-trl; dimler S-10 p.at. dally ~ bnioch 10'.JO a.m. to 2;30 p.m.
Rnel'Tallou accepted. Continental
cuismc. tHfood emphasis Great clam
c:tio-dcr. SS
c._.•, Cdt. 631·1381 nAI W Cout tt..,. Open Mon ·Fii • l l.30 • m to
midruJtlt Sat -SUn • ) p m 10 1ntdn11ht
FabuloQa bay view, huge bar. Great place
for IOCial hour. SS
c:ana.•a. l520 E Pacific Cout Hwy
675-1922. Opcft for dinner from 5.JO l<>
10-30 p.m. SuA.·Tbvn.. S;)() IO J J :30 pm
Fn..S.t. Ranvahoftt sugcsted Clasl.c
Nonhcra Italia.a prmct a11sme No.-.
moderately pnccd louft&C menu sc~d
'til ..-ce houn. W1Jd and crazy place at •'&hi wb<a the bmd strike$ up th<'
wnba music. Chic cbcntelc. S.S
C.UMl.J N.wpen. 1220 81JOn Avenue
7!i9-)Ja. Lu:ndl 11 a m to J pm da1lv
d1nocr ICtved all day. ~n \U)'\
Chineae c:Uine us
CM. '1 tlillMa. ) I 36 W Balboa 81\'d
67J.a204. Open 11 a.m 10 9 p m da1h
Ruc"'atlollt accepted Chinese: 1nJ
Can&onc::IC CWSUI< Try tbc !run& p.m
dlk*el\.
-Oehnllely Ofange Couiniy's
BEST seafood r•st•ur ant -Bob Gilroy KABC
REX RESTAURANT
ID SUMMER
SUNSET DiNNERS
flqftXl..U R1 .•
530to 1 OOom
J oin ua tor our tour-couru Pnx fo11 oounnft Otnner menu.
MtWS with a.gins al ctlampaQn• Monclay throuah Fr my
EntoY the ~lar auftMlt views• our bea!Altul new
Fllt\lon IM&nd re.t.11.nnt
TkE
CltAMPAGNE
Hou a
r .., fttUw. l• ll .... m
Jo.n us M:f'f ---f()(
comphmentuy hor9 d o.wr•
dollr. -c.Mmpegnt
Ind .. ...,,_mtnt •••ca111·.waa-l •~1~ oaM
.,.., o.-. m ~ Center Dr. ~2J:D. Wo&.-'nM., ft a.a. to JI PA
Fri. IJ aa. 10 ...... Sal.J_!~a.&. 10 10 ,.... a..ac AIMric:a -. ..,..,
locatioe for FllMoa lalaad 1DCMe bulb. SS
.,. •• .,, .. 6JO Udo Part Or. 67s.4100.
RHe,.atloaa 1u11catcd. Harbor
lllldlnaltt. Comprebcndve aeafood menu.
Noisy, fun. Lu.nch. ctinncr. Sunday bnaodL" ua.'1 .,._, DOS E. Cout Hwy .•
Corona dcJ Mu 673-90:50 ()pen 6 UD.
to IDidniabf Sun • Thun.; WI tiJ l a..nt. Fri.,
SIL F~ dmcr, witb jutdloa:c:a.
lttestc:s homellyk food. s
IJ T.,.. Gnl. 9'1 N~n Center Or
64()..2875. Open 11 a.m. 10 11 p.m..
Mola.· Fri., J J I.ft\. IO micini&Ji I Sal
Sud.y bru.adl 10 &..Ill. IO 2 p..m.
Rcserva1ion1 acoeeted Southwutem,
McDcan fnorita U1 a fcstM IOCIAI
•tlDOIPhcac. Ore.a• rrcea coni wna1ea. pork disba.. U¥cJy baPPJ boor. SS
rlr .. 11-w'a. located al the Y"ery cod ol
Ille Newport Pier. 675-mt. Re8emltiom
not oceeuary. Semna the freahcst
seafoods from lbc Pac::ilic Nonbwal
Breatlast. luac:b, dinner. S
JM 0..-. JaOI E. ha6c Cout Hwy
760-0331. Open s p.a. to ll l.Jft.
Moll . ..s.t.., 4 10 I J :JO p.m. So.o. SaDdly
bruch 10:30 1 m. to 2:3-0 p m
Rc.el"ltiolll ~ed. A la.ndnwt fof special ocamom, FM ero..n, b a
rq>lica Eql.and'a oldest inn just 01.1ts* London. Coo1lnco11I u well u
tcaditional Enaliab fare, 1ncl11din1
Y oftshirc puddiq. Prune rib 11 still 1bc
fa~l~. but meuu lncliade$ oont~mpon.ry
ICU>od aod p1111 da.bes. SSS
()pa .. hmdl 11 .... k> l p.a.
ha...S.1; diaMr 5:30 lo J 1 p.a.
Moe • .sat.. 5:30 to 10 P·•· s ... ~ acccpc.cd. F~ diDiait ol dcla.. Lcbaaae apedaJtia.. 8eDy ~-~ss
J.W.'t 519 Gr9I. too Newport c...ier Dr.
Marriott Hotel 64CMCIOO. <>Dee 6'30 ....
IO JO p..m. Su.· Tbun., 6;.311 a.m. to 11
p.m. Fri.-S.t. l\eaenatiom aa:cpted.
FNlill 6111 adectiou.. s:s
o.r,-. IOJ ~ P1lice, ~
Beadl, ru.om. Leocb Moe.-f:ri .;
dlucr from 6 p.m. Moo . .S.t.; doled
Su. Seit part io adJOinia& lot. Aothenuc Japaoae Qlmoc .e~ in trnquil
eovtroament. Order SSS"9er•pcrton
tailekl feut 24 hours i11 advaDce. m
Marc. ... J~ Biloa. 72-1--0IOJ. Open
(OI lwicb ud dinner every day. JI 1.m .
IO 11 o.m.. Frubly made pastas. p>OnMI
pi:zD.s. Great rbo110 and 1nocch1
Elcc8ml t.ak~I SJ
~ 1100 W PK'lfte <:out Hwy
64S-8314. ()pen for duuw:r 6 lo 10 pm.
Mon.-Fri., S JO lo 11 p.m. Sat . .Sun
Rcsernlions tuuested Moroccan
cumnc.SSS
Mallte'a. 232.S E. Pacific C:OU1 Hwy
67.J.3267. Open for hux:h I I .JO 1.m. to l
p.m..; dinocr s llO 11 p Ill. ltae"'9DOID
reqwred. Oounact ltahan e11mne in
mt-.eM! ~ SSS
MllJ'W, 2931 E. Paafic: <:out Hwy
675-6622. ()pCA for lu.ocli 11.JO un. to
2:30 p.m.; dinner 5·30 to IO:JO pm
Sunday bnanch II· JO a m lo 2:.10 p.m
Ruervationa accepted. Critically
acx••imcd llldwl. taJIJoon cootery. SS
Mrznbm ......... 2441 E. f>acUIC ec-t Hwy. 67S-200& Umeh. 11.lO a m
10 3 p..m.; dlnnc.r S p m. IO mad111Jht
Haipw .._. Mo..·»i. hdo dU1Jn1
··•Oablc. Bu1llln1 billro onering
L:, :::::k :r=. = :::·:i
.. apecja,_ .. Has .. · ... ·• ia JllJ119 ..... "
M...._.,.,...,_,m~
~Or. 640-41l0. Opco ll:JO a.m. lO
10 ~ Stm.-TIIW'L, ll:JO UL \0 11
p..m. Fri.~1. Bar opca lllllil 1 a.m
RaeNatioal ICCC)'lCed. trish specialties
plus .a1ads. burJUI and 11eab SS
N""'9ft I et c. 503 East E.deew• tcr
6 7S-2:Jn. Lundi 11 I.Ill. to 2 p m .
dumeT S co 9 p m Rcacnat-s K1C:.Cptcd
Watcffroa\ dil\ina wtth pat vtCW oL Fun
Zone and aJJ lbc aauna IClloa implied
Superb fresh fish snd tufood; aoc.llcnt
Su.n brunch. L.rV< rcapc on Sundays. SSS
~ o,.r Ber nd Cr111, 2100 W
Occantroat. 675-9977 Frab rash and
pasta spcola!JU, oodrtaib, beer and
WI.DC 1-fomemadc dellcrti, Open dail\
from 11:30 a.m. Caslla1 almalpbc.rc SS
TM OW~ f~. 21 JO fllcwpun
Blvd. 6'7S-8654 Open for dinner S to 10
p.m Mon.·Tbu~. S 10 I I p.na. Fn.-S11
4 10 10 pm. Sun RucrvaUonJ n<JI
aa:ep«cd. lncxpens~ lasagna and p1uta
dishes with an okf fubionea n.1r. S
hra4iM Catt. 600-D Ncwpor1 Center
Or 644-1237 {}pen for lunclt II 1.m to
2 JO p m Mon · 'Fn . dm0tt S 10 9 p m
Moo -Sat Rcttrva110111 acccplcd
Speaalwng in fresh ftsb and pu1a
catenna 1va1lablc SS
hfter'a SafMd Grlll. 309 Palm St
67).3741 Opcn for lunch 11 am 10 '
pm Mon -Sal . dinner S-10 pm
S11.-Thurs . S-11 pm Fn Sunday brunch
10 am. 10 4 pm Racn-atlOM sugestcd
S1cab and 1eafood wuh JUI and ~a•c
See R~T AURANTS/114 ~ P'ld T'-. 114' Newport Center Or
~S2SO. Open J l:JO Lift. to 2:.10 p.m
for lu.oc:h Moo.-Fn. S lo 10 p.m.. for r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, _____ .;;;;.._•
din.nee Swt.· Tbun... S to 11 p.m. Fn.&t.
Reservationa IUJICalcd. No11vealA/
nouvelle Cllinoilcnc 1rith pesta dishes
111rown i.o fof FOCI mcaaurc. m
Cety'a Ddl, JJ09 E. Co&st HtJbway
67S-2193. Open 9 a..m. to 8 pm
Moa -Fri . 9 1 en to 7 p 111. S.1~ 10 1 m
to 8 p.m. Sun At lc.Jt )7 nrilies of bot
And rold deli .a.ndwtehcs... frozen )'OIUrt,
Tue~ nl&)it IKOI, catcnng. Abo m PIUJI
de Cafcs S •
(;iorpa, 30S Maruic Ave., 67S-6J93
AuthcnllC' Italian fond D~r only . .S to
JO pm Mon -Thurs . S 10 11 pm Fn
and ~I S
Hauae'1.. '32.S Ntwp011 BtYd. 67~
Pet and Plant
In-Home Care
Cit •l1t1 VICllll 111 *8
• Pet Walking • Pet T ransporat1on
• Bonded with References
Cll Gina f1lr MIN '91....U. f114) 848--.C
DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND WE RA VE ADDED
1WO ADDmONAL SHOWS TO OUR 1991
DINNER A CONCERT SEllIF.S
with
AMPHITHE AT Rf
MICHAEL BOLTON SAT ., OCT. 12th , 6:30
The Villa Na¥a P1cbp fododel Uc:bt. dinnu before or after the show
and tn..nsportatioo to and from tho Ampb.itbcatf'C . For turthcr information
plcue call Susan at the Villa Nova. 6Q. 1m
......... Ear'1 • o.r Eadn ~ Sena SoW o.a hit!
WI W. COdl' llW. • N&WfOfi MM:JI • Olf TB M1' • UAllVATmlG UCOMJdM)D
OrMge Co.mt Wnea.td / 'Jlued9y, July 25, 1991 D13
DINING
Muldoon' s Irish Pub's fare tasty, satisfying,
W e diners are a fickle
bunch; we find a
~staurant we like, then
others open, and we are off and
running to new dining adventures.
Sometimes, we don't get back. to
those old haunts for ages, if at all.
During th1 ~ new!.paper's
Greate s t
Hambu rger
Search, I
revisited
Muldoon's Irish
Pub to check out
J highly
rctomm e ndc:d
burger and fell
the .;amc kind of
re mor-;c I frt'I on
't'Ctng an llld
fnend I had neg·
lc:c ted Ir "J'
itood to be t>ack
.1g;11n. Muldoon·,
' I ii I h ,I\ t h J t
Restaurant
Critic
hl..Jhlc .ummphcre plu\ J nc~
1n1jng1ble ze,t and 'Plrlt
REITAlllANTS
From 013
Pascal Pl.11.1 '<""I""' Um1ot JnJ /.1ml'lorcc lllfll llr1,1ul -~~-01(1., Open
fur lunch 11 \11 .i m 111 ~ rm Mon.·Fn .
d 1 n n c r 11 11) 111 J m Mon -Sa I
Hc.,cr.a11nn' .a1.1.cr1c l 1gh1 and na1ural n""'"" frnm tilt "'ulh 11f r ranee and
C •l1furni• ''"fl m.<11 k>e.arion doesn't
1.llmtnl\h 1he n c11cmcn1 of Pa'C•I Olha!!·
1ma,1t1nal1H 0.ur ~SS
Thf Pl!Ylllon 1\1111 'liC".,.purl Center Dr
h •u r Sca~m' H1•tcl '~<l-f1!10l\ Open for
t-1c3kfa\t "'" 111 Ill'" "m Mon ·fn .
lunlh 11 '\(t .; m '" ~ fl m M1•n -Fn
dl<lncr 11 Ir• Ill II f' m 4nJ \undn
t>run,~ 111 "m • • ~ pm Rc-cnatl(ln'
"' cilcJ \mn,. lfj .. •ntCmJ"•UI'\ lUl'IOC
.... th ffcn1.h 1<•u1.hc' lmp--,1..ihlc: -..:rv1u•
\1 "'" ~·rfc, 1 1.1.kt in ~n Jlnl•"rhcrc
1h 11 lr.in•.c·mh hold '"·1tl1I\ USS
I h" Rn II JI "'c"'J'"" ( c-nlrr f)r
"''' .uu1 llJ'l n f,,, l11nd1 \1nn I"
, l J m h ; rm . Jinnc1 hum \ \o
• m nigh1h (u•urmct '4."ilf•""" 1nJ other
'f'<l'"ll'c' 'Cl"lJ up •n Ro C.h.Jndk(,
lu\Urt<'U\ ~rt dnn ~!ling v.tth J \1ew of
1h.. ...:cWf'llrl co.t'I I 1vc mu~1l and
Janl'.tnjt l1•c n11thl• a v.eck tn lhr hl.;ck
~HTillC fl.l<llCJ ffiU\ll hl<>m SSSS
Th~ Ritz.. AA> "c"'P''" <.enter l>r
'~1\..11!00 Ooc:n fN lull(h 11 "1 am to \
pm Mon ·~ar dinner 5 'IO pm 10 12
" m Mon -~ar Re5ernltoM \UQC$lcd
l\lwan-cJ1.cetlcn1 dining and HanJ
Pr~gcr's cirpcrr1« l\c,1 batburgcn in
t•""ll. ditto liver and onians, R1t1 salad,
cracked dunaents' crab Derin111vt
non-oouvelle menu srayi comment from G;' to vc11 Cuually clepnt 10 dr"'Y
RoCh1d1lld'1, 2407 E Cont Hwy ,
Corona del Mar 673-3750 Open fUJ
lunch Mon -Fn 11 a.m to 2:30 e·m
Dinner S-10 pm daJ}y RCSCIYIUON
acccpccd for luncti and rron1 ~ to 9 30
pm Mon -Thurs., from S to 7 p.m. only
h1 , Sat Con,s13tently good conhnentaf.
Nunhcm ltahan cvis.ne SS
R.,..1 TMI, 4001 W. Cou1 Hiahw11Y.
t.50-n22 Reserv1110H accepted Dcfin1tNc Thai CUISln< Value-peeled
lundleon ~n.atJan •p«.i•h ~mx
decor Lunch. chnncr. Sunday bn1nch
AIJO al 1750 S Cot\I Hwy In 1-'ll\ln•
Beach, 4~·8424 U
R•bJ'• J..-ar Dhtcr, 3000 W P.c1fic
Coast HW"1 122...o66 Open 7 a m to Q
p m datly Rewrvahnns nut Me«"ry r nJh'h ltylc fare 11-11 h burait n and tk h
'lndwlchc~ S
Muldoon 's has been on the
corner next to the Edwards
Theater on Newport Center Drive
since 1974. lt still looks great from
the outside with its emerald green
awning and spit-polished brass
details promising what it delivers
inside; a warm. cory pub and
dining room with stained glass
windows. subdued Victorian
wallpaper. old country fumishinp
and soft lights.
An inviting patio is on hand as
well and it 1 lhe pub and patio
where you will be able lo find a
satisfying array of fiJling snacks
available al half price from 4:30 lo
6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
A crock of Iris~ stew, chock full of
potatoes. vegetables and beef in a
hearty sauce (with a few spices
bnnging tt up to 1991 Cllhnary
speed), normally $7.25 wall cost
you S3.t>5. Pub chicken fingers,
u~ually S6.95 are SJ.50. They arc
heer-hattcred and fned. ~ith a
t;mgy D11on mustard sauce. making
Sam'• Ddl, ti()(} Nc-wpon Ccn1c1 Dr
720-0360 Open 7 a m 10 4 p m
Mon -Fn No rtKrvahons Mcdc:J t)ch
CWS1f1e $
Saperi, 1080 BaV'1de Dr b«-4220 Open
for lunch Mon.-Fri and dinner
Mon -Sun Magnificent Nonhcm llaltan
cuisine. P~tu made cm premise~. uuce\
arc absolulel) perfect Outdoor patl\I
ca1chc~ h1~1dc breezes from nearby
S.lboa Island SSS
Shidlo Cal«, 3201 l Pac1fu: Coast H"°"
61S-1S15 Open 11 Im I<> JO pm
Mo n Wed , I t 1 m lo I I p m
Thun -S111 , 10 am lo JO pm Sun
Rtltrvall()fl\ accepted Fashionable menu
n( current ravontcs late-night bar
cllnin,:. good hapf'Y l111ur SS
.. 1\lft 1'oodk, 215 R1~1'Kle Dt , N~JlOH
Beach 548-7418 l unch Mon fr1 .
Jmncr Mein -Sun Valet parking ''°
weC'11.cnth, parlc1n1 101 1n front ol
rc,laurant Upscale netjthhnrhood
rt\lauranl ~l"C\ lugh-dus, rc<&l llal"n
rep<"rtoirc SS
T•k of 1M Wllak, 400 Main Street.
Balboa 67~1J Panoramic t'lav VltW, entry fealures p1cturc1 of Old Newport.
Scarr,.ltl .ind m1d1bonal fa\"Orites. Lunch,
dinner al'd Sarurday, Sunday brunch SS
TrttS. 440 llclKltropc Ave 671-0910
Amc11can and mlrm111onal cu1<1ne
Lounge opens da1tv •I S pm. dinner
«-rved nightly frnm 6 pm APJ>Clu:ers
and late-night menu until mldnl&)lt One
of the Orange Cout'~ most unique
fr\tauranl\ SS
T••ni. 2JOO W Cout Highway 122-9248
\tanJ11d su1h1 and hpa11esc rare with a
Jmall ocean ~,c,. from 11'< oYCr·thc-hotcl
loalion
Twtete Marc. SC~ Newport Cenrcr Dr.
640-6333. Open ll ·30 1.m. to 11 pm
Mon.-Thun., 11 )() am. to mldnl&bt
f'r\ ·S.l, S to 10 pm Su.n RetcrYttlOft'
needed Contemporary llahan cu .. tne
lntercsims put., SS
JI Omuf'rMc. 2100 W Ocunfroot. by
11\e Balbo. Pw:r. 67~2'66 EmphUll nn
J<>unnel teafood. On!al at"'°"pbere, ~rvicc ltld chef ()p(n cnlly f()f dinner
Crom S pen. Bar 09tn• •l ' SSSJ
~Illa N•u. Jill W Con• Hwy
642· 7880 Dinner nichtty 5 pm I<> 2 a.m
F.accllent. hearty h1l1an <:11111nc,
ou1ttand1n1 wme h<I AdM JU.tnc> bar,
favori te local late·niabt sp(H
~ucrvahoM accepted \'•lcl bo•r
parking SSS
Y•• .. n Tann, B ~ Bay1ldc Or
67~·HJ' Otnoer from 5 p..m nlfhtly
Sunday brunch eei.c.1c fare 10 damy
Dt4 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, Juty 25, 1991
Straying far from Irish
shores, the specialties
also include a delicious
Thai beef salad.
a nice accompaniment to a glass of
house wine. On the patio or in the
bar during those two boon, well
drinks and the bousc wines aro all
$2.
T he Pub's fancy drin.b arc
fun to read about. even if
you don't r.lan to order one.
"1;:~haun s Delight" contains
B i11'1 Irish whiskey, Midori
a nd fres h orange juice;
"MuJdoon's Blue Shamrock" has
rum, vodka, gin and blue cuncao.
Some fascinating coffee drinks are
here as well as Muldoon's
"Famous Irish Tea" which is
liberally laced with Jameson's Irish
whiskey and Grand Marnier. (flus
surround1np under the superb din:.chon
or Hans Ptaeer. K.a.n:n Pieroc and Jimmy
Ashton Dock your boat and dine. SS
Fountain Valley
Cleo Bella, I rm. Newhope St. 546-7426
()pen ror lune.ti from 11 :30 1.m. lo 2 p.m
M on -Fra Dinner 5-9:30 p .m
Mon.-Tbun.; S-10 p.m. Fn., SaL Omcd
Sundays. ltaJWI cuis111C .-ilb Amcncan
"goochc:s" (burgen, hot dop) available 1n
tlic ber. J
Tiie Hop. 1sn.c Brook.hunt St. 96J..1366
Open 6 p.m 10 2 a m Mon -Sat
Hamburscrs. quca.adillas. "btf bopper"
hot dop Danctn.g 10 ·~ and 605 music
Resuvahoru not rcquued Scm1-<:Mu1I
I ncxpc: nJNC S
Prima•tn Rat .. raat, 1652.5 Srookhunl
Sc (at lie I). TIS-7'178. Open lunch t I '<'I
to 2 pm. Dinner S to 10 30 pm
~on -Sat llahan Re1oCrva1ians accepted
Casual Goud vaJur for ~cll·prcpared
\"Cal pul• •nd cla,siul ll•han di•he'
Great dc'<crt~ SS
Huntington Beach
9. WUIN-9 78QI W.arMr A"c l•I
Beach Blvd ) 842-8955 OP,!n d.t1ly 11
am. 10 10 pm Authentic • South of the
border" ho~~tyte food prepared fr~h
daily Lunch features all·you-can·UI
buffet Sunday buUe1 brunch "'1th
complimentary ch•mp•inc ind mariachis
C aterina available Rucrva11on\
llCCepted C.a•ual lnex:pcnsrYC S
CHtaaer't. t6592 Botu Ouca \at
Warner).. IM6-M'22. Open ror lwtdl 11
a.m. ct.1ty ncepc Mond.y Open niaJltly S
to 9 pm., Friday to JO p.tn. Open Sa~ I\ a.m. to lO p.m Ea.ctllent
Maicaa food. El Puo ltyle Great dulc
\IClde, canutM. s
a.... fW IU'-, 9'C>l YOftWwn AYC., 96.J-RTBS~ claay, up1Cate rib ioint. famOy ~ Cll!Cellont preparation. l
J.C. Md.Jll'1 .., A Gttlt, 18121 Beach
8MS 8414'17 Lundi 11:30 lo S p.m
d1ll7,_ Diener S 10 10 30 pm Moft.· 1 lllln., S to 11 p.m.. Frl . .Stt
Sund., bnln<''°I 11 am ·J p ID Ribs
ch~ui. pau•. sea.loud Entenainment
Roc:rvatuHU aocepled Sem1-c11ual
Moderate: SS
L•ttl't Dtll·••h'J. 8911 Adams
968-44116 ~n 8 \U 6.)() dai'I) L&qp•
rc1111c1n1 •lhedo ReaervattODI 001
rl'qu1tcd C:uual ll)Ul)(nsJvc. S
sounds like a terrible thing to do
to a decent cup of tea, but what
do I know?)
The dining room menu, which
has a generous listing or
appetizers, salads, sandwiches,
entrces, hamburgers and side
orders, is supplemented with a
single sheet offering specialties of
the house. The chef has a light
hand with fish; Canadian king
salmon, nonhern halibut. mahi·
mabi and red snapper arc priced
from $13.95 to $17.95 All are
served Wlth fresh vegetables. soup
or salad and the house signature.
small loaves o{ freshly baked lnsh
soda bread or honey wheal loaf
Straying far from Irish shores.
the spccialtcc'> aJso include a
delicious That beef salad w11h Ihm
slices of sirl oin cooked pink
served on J red leaf leuucc w11h
s now peas. cucumbers. bean
sprouts and a sprite!) sweet-sour
dressing, S 10 95 llm \a lad 1s
generous \\<Ith meat and fld• •H.
Dining
Highlight
of the Week
... Ne-ta
Wllile: Italian c::wsme, ftsh,
lamb, stub, lfUl piano bu,
bay view. Reservations au~ Open ni&htly Crom 5
p.m. to 2 LO\,
Willen: 3 J3 l W. c:out
Hwy .. Newport Beach,
642-7880.
ff ow arudll: S20 ro ~.
Our dollar nui:nis rdlcG lbc
r.rice of • meal fm-two, nd\tdiJl.I l&U.1 (be~ not
incluckd).
SSS$ $60 and up.
SSS $4().$60.
$$ $20-$40.
S SlO and under.
Me.,...1'• By tlM Sn . l 1' ( oa" lt11tiway
SJ6.2555 Oren ~ a m to I I pm daitv
Sunday brunc:h I.I • 111 10 l pm ScafOOd
and llUb t"nlcrlainmcnt •nil dat>e1n&
Tuu ·Sat Rescni11t0ni ~'<filed U...C
music nearly all the: lune Romantic. with
ocean view Orut lobuu d1sbu .
homemad.: popc:J¥en Scm1-casu•I JU
Irvine
definitely wonb t')i.na.
A lso on lbo apedalty menu l!.
1 dcllcale lemoll cuataut
layered wilh crilp shortbread
cookies, pcrfcctty named .. lemon
cloud,'' $4.9S.
Hamburgers at Muldoon'• arc
temf1c and breakfastl arc another
featu~d delipt ~ rniah1 want H1
check out in this com!ortablc ufc
A beautiful lasa named Sindt
Schwartz scrvu IS the general
manager; sM and her bu.sb.nd.
Ron, own the place. 1be ent1u
staff, lepraucbauns ud all. has a
smiling congeniality 'nd their
cn1husiasm for Muldoon's ''
contagious.
Muldoon's. 202 1W:wpoct C.Cnt~r
Vne. 64().4} 10. ()pcD Dai.ly for
luncb, 1 I a.m. 10 5 p..m. DinMt
Mon through T1uu. to 10 p.m
J-n and Sat. until 11 p.m •• Su.nd111
hrunch, 10 a.m. to 3 rm-~n
c;uncJ;n el>"Cnin1 utllil . Smo!mt
~CdlOn
Bl•tnt 201, 18201 Voo 1CanDillD. SSJ..9201
Open for lunch and dinner Mm -Fn
Janner only S.1 ud ka. Brilliant nc•
David Wilhelm masicipiec:e ka1urc'
"°'1temporary Cahforaia fi9ao fl.re. Tn
the houac sa.btd. ~ cUa. avmbl\
rcaunt bretd, altCb0\11 c1pcoade
Bta1111f11l. ~led: dnor fnmcd ti'
w1tcrf1ll and Nall peefte11 htlo dmmg
in add111on to rc.plar dilllna l'OOm.. US
CalMtll« tleslMnml, l9l0 Mal.fl l..1
Q7S-1210 Open f<>f haedl l1 1.111.. t\•
fl m . dinner 3 eo 10 p.tn Swl.·Tbu".
10 11 p m Fn. -S.1 Ham Ho.tr ' tc• pm Re1crv111o na accepted
Cahforma·acd Sou1hwatern cu1•1nc
G reen corn tamaln aad ccv1chc
spcciallict o( Ille house Try the Mu
m1r1ar1w Bui) luoehumc h.tnaouc f,•1
•he wuna prok ~1nal crowd "
t ba111ptou lrvme Mamon. IH()(IO \ '"
fo\.,mn in t.H-0100 Optn 11 am 111 r m 1la1lv RclcrYatton, accep11·•1
twmt't1Htcc". \!Uh aad s.alad> 111 •
••'"'I •1-.c.1rt• ~r atmc.•tptlctt ll
( "hantl• lalr IS\11 • Mac:Arlhur ~"•I
·~:!'(._.I Open for luoeh 1110 am h
' \0 pm Mon -Fn , d1nrKr l'l lO lo Ill '
llfn \i11n ·I hur\. f) 'I() to II p n1
11 'i1&1 Rc\c:r,al1tlfU •c:1.ep lcl'I
Ou"r•nd111J J rrlKh Conun.cnl.al ~"''1"' Cll~f IJVTt>•I ticmmdl add• lu.r.lrc w th<'
menu nn i n1ficen1 tetvicc SSS
' "'oflll'O ~ 11rn1 MA1n ~t 261 JOI ...
Open ' • m te> 11 pm Mon ·h1. 11 • m
lu 11 pm °i•I • )() 10 10 pm Sun
Re1cl'\"1IK>ru acc«ptcd Muqulte and o.1i
11cab and ~afooJ S
C'lll•1t•••. 41 J9 camf"' Drive R~ 2211 Open ftw hlndl t I OL lo 1
pm, dinner 1 10 10'./. m Sun ·TINn.. 3
It• II p.m Fri •t RuervatlOf\S
acoepccd lnnooradtre. f\lll oail4• bonkra
on nouvelle C ll l8HO, bwl w1tb
1cnerou1ly 1lzed pouioaa Colotf.il
atincwphc1t CJllCdkllt food. Try the Oold
Coin Buf. LA>cated .. 11M: ttvlftc
Mettee~ Scpva.-~ and dinner
menu~ JS
11w 0., 0..., IS.-" Jdftty Ro.<I
5S2·2&S1. ()pea tor lww:ll t l:JO a• w
2 lO 9 m.: dlaHr ':J0.10:)0 p "'
r11ca .Swa_ 8nuldl 11.JO .... 10 2 '10
pm S...., htdiaa Taiedoori ud M11p1
n..on. a
J
I t'1 picnic time and the
dialofue usually goes
IOllletbing lib this: .. OK. JOU
pick up IOl'Oe &aDdwichea, ru bring
tbe beer and cotes;" not euct1y
what Tiiie Piiot hid in miod when
it asked Russell Annsuong. the
talented chef and owner of Trees
restaura.ot in C.Oroaa deJ Mu, to
come up with a fant-dass picnic
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Russell Am.strong prepares a
sa~ fof his perfect picnic's
second mutH.
IBTlllllllll
Ftom 014
Mam St.. No. 170. 2161-2929 ()pea fOf'
llUldl 11 LIQ. to ) p.a. Moo -Sat., dmnn
S to 10 p.111 Mon ·Thim.. S to 11 p.Jn.
Fn -Sat , 5 to 10 p a. SU11.
K-. 4JOO Voo Kannan A"'C 752-71!-t.
()pen lot JWldJ II a m.. 10 2 p.m
Moo ·Fri , dinocr 5 to 10 p m.. Tbun... S
10 11 p m. Fri. .S.t Sunct.r brundi I 0-JO
a m to 2 p.m RC1ttvadoru acupcc:d
hnc Japt10Qe tpedajlia. SS
McC-'c*'• a Sc*•k\. 2000 Main St
7'6--0505 Opeo 11 a m. 10 11 p m daily
Rcservauons K«ptcd Frub tc.mod
E::nterta1runcn1 and danc:tns MX nl&bts a
auk SS
Mau.a-, 1Cl800 MacAr1hur 8tvd, •I
Fauduld 72A-1066 Lunch I I.JO am IO
2 p 111 Noc opc:a b dtnnc:r Eu:dlent
chef EuroJHl•n se,.,1ce 111 ele1ao1
.svnoundinp. Superb IOUP, Wadi witlt
roHtc:d c.hd:cn. ~baoua pMCU ud cnrrce.s. SSS
Menra, I~ Jamboree 8~ 116J..JI It,
at 291 Open ror lunch 11 ~ un to 2
p 111 Moo ·Fri dinner 6-10 pm
MOft ·fn, Sat 6-11 pm. RcarvabOm
suuated Elqant Cahlonua cwsmc
Oft.""11 bJ outst•ncht\1 ERc:ut~ C:bd
Mdacl Watrca. W
......_ llG> Voe Kannaa 5~1lJ3
Ope• 11 :30 LDL to aidni&bt Moa.·Fn.. 5
p Jn. 10 midalcbl S.t ~n.. lloufttiom =-.:;r..~.b\i~~:a:
ha(. C::U...U, 'llllf1; Y11p Oty. SS
v ..... ,.. ........ l41l0 c.Mr
Df. !Sl·D>I. ()pen b ludl tl a.a. to
2 p.a Moe.·Fll, diucr 4-9".JO p.m.
SH.·Thun., 4·10· JO p.ID. Frl . ..S.1.
a..MdoM acnpMd ~ puau ud
mlJt,w...i
menu.
Beautiful Newport Bay WU the
act~ for this fantasy outing and
the dialogue became. "Let'• b~.
picnic; l'U bring some fabulous
food, you bring • gorgeous )'Kht."
Dr. George Brennan. one of
Newport's most famous elastic
surgeons, and his wife. Adnenne,
supplied the "Recovery Room,"
their 48-foot Sea Ray for this
week's picnic site. A bo.t to
dream about. it's decor tn white
leather custom-built-ins with
marine blue carpetin4 and aa:cnts,
was the ideal sctnng for The
Pilot's ftnt "Perfect Picnic."
Armstrong wttb the help or hts
wife and panncr, Abby, conjured
up a splendid meal, fit for the
tu.xurious setting wbrch was a ntec
way for the Armstrongs and the
Brennans to celebrate a fine
sum~r
RUSSELL ARMSTRONG'
P1CNIC MENU
Oltued avocado 5C1Up with sour
cream and balsa
Grilled and marinated 'hnmp, a
La Orequt!
8ourboo roast tenderloin with
whole fJ*in mustard sauce
Belgian endive with Gorgonzola
dip
Chilled French beans 1n
vinaigrette
Apple crunch with Amaretto
whipped cream
z.8' GrtM. J9ti6 Barranca Patlrwwy, ac
Cl&!vocr. 262..-. Soulhwac CU1S1M 1• 1
Jttal k>otq Rltln& Wilhdm's ~t IS
a luc wilb sala.n to dream abour. rreac
mcsqv11c-arilled dubcs. awcet corn
pudding. all dooc wirb 1fl'k Worth the
dO¥t SS
Laguna Beach
a.J.'1 CMc:-. rm.ria, 2.80 S Cou1
Hwy, •9'-3802. Opn 11 .'O a.m lo 12
a m. dally. Paza, 1p11bcm, ~ hot
ind a>W sandwtcbcs. Casual S
Cedar Cnd lwa. 334 Form A¥C .
497-11696. Open daily Put.at.. K&food,
co1crta1nmco1 Rt:Kn'atJom acccpced
Casual Modcracc S
nw Fftt.. 128 Gk~ . St . Laauna 8cadl.. 497.49S5 Luacb f'"nday only from
11 30 a m 10 2 30 p m • dinner
Soa.·Thllr. S-10 p.in . Fn -S.t . 5-11 pm
Co•temporary. crcallve, cdcc11~
Ouaac-iallucec:ed cvl.sfac A to<al dcfiPt. WOltb pnccs that are II.per lhu
_, ''tndllJoul" o.c. Rllll"'1111ts. Pubaa im ~ kll Of' oa ttrttt Reanatiom. US
& .. " 222 forac Aft, 497-1546
E!.Jlcclleal Contemporary So•tll•ut
QJJIZDC. "~ aoccptcd. SS
,......_ 31727 S. ea.a Hwy ()pea Tue
• SUll.... S:JO to JO p.a.. Sa. 8ni:d. 1 l
.... to l p.a. NcW ckf ..... ~
IUn IO • tlDc co.itinatt&J men. SSS
...... lloph•
Or. George ~d AdrifllM B~Mn, at left, brHlc br~ad with picnic chefs Russ~ll and Abby Armstrong.
The hcauty of this well-thought
out feast was thal 11 all fit into two
carry-on hampers Food was
wrapped in clear plastic o r in
plasttc containers marted with a
grease pencil f or quick
1dcnt1ficat10n between courses
Except for a rew last-minute:
garnishes dear to the heart of
A~trong. a perfectionist chef.
the whole thing was prepared
ahead of time.
A suave avocado cream soup.
topped with salsa, a spng o f
c1'antro and a touch of sour cream
~an the festivities., folklwcd by
chdled shrimp in a delicious mu: of
capen. tomatoes. feta cheese.
oregano spngs. onion<. olive oil
CllWM Bru.k1ast. lunch and Jmncr
daily s
a-rt. 1826 S Cout Hwy 4CM-0400
Open fot dll!ncr San -Thun 5 ~10
pm. Fn .• Sac ~».IO '10 pm l1ahan
cumnc SU
SMft•t• Gnn.. romcr at Mcrmand anJ
Gluncyre. Laguna Beach, 4~
Dinner mpllv N1pa·11Yk Caltlom11
cuisine. Parkina •here ~ find 11
Rcxrvanom arc ~ndcd buc 1 few
11bks arc saved for walk-1os U
1"' T-n Sarl •ltd S.941 Hotd. 155~
South Co111 Hwy . uguna Buch.
97-4477 Breakfast. lunch and dinner
Jrrtn days, Sund•y bruoch Jad:cu
requtttd for rcntlemcn after 5 JO p m
Reser•1t1ons rc~commended
Co11tc111poruy California cuu1nc
nuuertully prepared ~" h c-h Cln
Kcnwonh w
Wl Cdt, 242 N Coast Hwy. lacufla
Beach, •94-2444 Opetl 11 Lm CO l 0
pm Mon -Fn . <1 1 m let II pm
Sar -Sun Btcaldut on iree~ends ont¥ Eat to or lake oul I unch. du1ncr
undwKM:s and speaahtic:s acro9 rrom
the bc1eb Vcictamn 1a~ tush~
,_l'ided s
VI.,. It.all• l03 Broedwn ~una
lkadl. 497 fll20 Coecnnporarv. l hi
tOpbl:llOcaled ltalran cuiamc llllldl and
dinner K"'t:n da'fl ~hcnU\'t menu
o/ finl ~nti, w.m.. pcDJ11 1nJ paSIU
F.wrythins on mcmi SIO S
South County
•nd vmegar Beef mannated in a
bourbon hnnc: .rnd cooked to a
tender pink was ~rved with al
dcnie green hcaM and rad1cc10
lea\.'e'i holding a potent whole
gram mustard \auce
A ~1mple wicker haskct held a
nng of endive leave\ surrounding a
hollowed out red cabbage from
Abby's garden a.nd 11 contained a
lusty Gorgonzola dip, grc11t with
the French bread as well as the
endive leaves, or JUSt about
anything you could get your hands
on
Oc-.~n wa~ an all-Amencan
sort of i4pple cnsp. hut the
Am.irctlo whipped cream wa\ an
ltahan surprise <'n top -JU'il
dehcmu'
Space prcH·nr-u' twm
dll the rcllpC~. hut
Arm<>trong"<, <>nrganmla
vour future pc:rfcl:I p1cnec
pr1n11n~
he re \
dip for
Mt\ together :.' cup' (I' 111 I
crumbled Gorgonzola chce'c. I .i
cup mavonna•'iC. 1 ~ cup 'our
cream. I 4 ~ur dry while wine, I
t'ip. fre~h chopped thvme. I ''P
coa~ ground pepper
A sel f-addre'l~ed \tamped
envelope sent to Tree~. 440
Heliotrope in Corona del Mar v.111
bnng you the recipe~ On the
other hand, as long as you re
dreaming luxunous dream'>. JU~t
have It catered' Call Tree~ at ft.,,_
()Q)Q
Tidbits and tastings
Ahhondanu. 1~ the ne-..e5t of our long \tnng of lt.ih .. n
rc~taurants 10 1he area This one. al J4ll \ 1a Lido (v. here Le
M1d1 u~d 10 ~) tis owner. Sara Parmh. ha.'> another
AhbondanLJ m M1u1on V1eJ0. an abundance nt Ah~ndanz.t '
)'('U might ~a\ She I\ -.crvmg free champagne with lunch th1'
Saturday from 1 I 30 .i m. to 4 p m and an earl\ champagne
d1nnc:r Sundin from 5 rn 7 p.m t:.ntree-; arc priced from SN ll<i to
S!O 9~ •nd 1hc <;pcc1alt1c\ arc o( Nonhcrr. lt,1 lian de'<.:ent JU\t
hkc ';tra
l /: Ch.11cau .11 The < oun1n \1dc Inn Dn Br1"nl h.1 .. nev. menu'
lor h\)th lunch and dinner 1 he Mc,1uin hJ' ,Jmmp itnd u ah
,,dad with celerv. OOll\O'. (1lantru and l•\lapcm1 f"<'ppcr' al S1 ~~
c.ouni.h v.onh the ""'
( .illav.ay·, \ ine\ard\ ,ire 'CmJmg their v.inc mdkcr Du.inc
Helmuth, Ill ( 1'H'n3 dcl M:u ''n Aujt 11 tn Ji~"'' "''ne<. v.h1lc
Ru<...,cll Arm~tronii ,,f T rec,, I \ub1c..t ol ll~fa\ ·, p11.'.011. fcatur<').
Cl'l<lk\ up " fal'tulou\ fca,1 tu go along w11h lhc C allav.-a\ \pc'Ctntm
nf wh11c v.me' Pncc: fnr the c"cnl '' $50 per pc~1n and the
parh' ,t.trt\ at ., p m r nr n:,en.atum' 1.all h f'.(lQ IO
f we Crrr-."' Re,t.iurant in C'ort>na dcl Mar v..inh \OU In~· h•
th< f'e"tl"al of the Art" in Laguno Beach th1' <.ummer nJ the~
h11ve vour 1ickc1' wa111n1t Ju'lt make r('~f\3ll0n' for an'< l uc .. din
until Aug 27. and men11on vnu WO\lld ltke a f-c,tl\al of the Ar1'
p4'1' Your paM will tic: gl"en to \HU after dmn('r and oH yt'u ~·
In 1me the th" area· .. olJe\I and large't art\ e\('Ot<. J-rvc (mv.n'
'' at the Laguna end uf Corona del M~r w11h the fc1;t1vnl
irounds JUSI fi"e mile' and JO minute' itwav from the
rr tauranl Tht"y have a tran'l1xutal1(1n ~M~c 111 relieve you nf
ttufttt: ha le for a mall fee f'ot r(',ervat10n' phone 7(-.()..0" I
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