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THURSDAY
August 15, 1991
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QUDTfS Of THE DAY
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"He had a grtat /o~'t! of lift and a
~at love of the arts He was an ideal
koder for w and ~ ctnam/y will
sort/y miJJ the m.spiralion he was able
to provide"
David Emmcs, produong arti tic
director for South Coast Repertory,
on the 1ate James Roosevelt (Al ).
• ntt ablest man I r.·er mtt is the
man you thmk you art. "
franlcJin Delano·Rooscvclt
(James Roosevelt' father)
COMMUNITY EVENTS
•Co ta Me a Qulcksteppcrs meets
at 10 this morning for an hour or
two of square dancing, and lhcy'rc
always looking for young and
energetic 60 to 90 y,:ar old to join
them in the community center at
Anaheim and Center streets in Costa
Mc a. Call 545-5669.
•The free ummer concert eric
"Take 5 at 5" at South Con t Plaza
Village continues at 5 thi evening
wtlh Chicago-style blues from Luke
and the Locomotive . Call 435-2050.
• The Board or Dbtttors or the
Mesa Consolidated Water Dl.strkt,
which serve the cities of Co ta Me a
and Newport Beach and John
Wayne Airport, meets at 7 tonight at
di trict headquarters, 1965 Placentia
Ave.
•A three-day Indian Pow-Wow
sponsored by the Southern
Cahfom11 lnd1an Center lucks off
Friday from 4-10 p.m. m the Picnic
Arco at the Orange County
fairgrounds. Admi ion i SS for
adult and $2 for eniors and' teen
age 12· 17 For information, call 530-
0221 .
• Blue Marble Cot'fttbou c on
Harbor Boulevard and 19th trect in
Co~ta Me. n feature the
contemporary folk of Smith and
Wahn tonight and pop no talaia
from Terry Rickard f'nday night.
Both free shows begin at 7.
JUST 111E FACTS
• Whit i.11s the populut1on of
Newport /kaeh 11 inoetrpoT1t1on m
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BBC loundeP rebuts expansion I•
Ring fondly recalls
converting 'eyesore' '
By Russ Loar
Stlll Wltlr
NEWPORT BEACH -The man
con idered the "father'' of the Balboa
Bay Club ays James Irvine would likely
tum over 1n his gra~e-if-he"1:0Utd-hcaT
today's controversy over expan ion of tho
club.
Hadd Ring, the man who first came up
with the idea of the Balboa Bay Club and
Rinehart, who ~ncouraged the c0ncept.
Anybody with a potential project for the
city alway cJcared n throus,b Rinehart
fi~t.
Ring next \\-Cot to Ken Kendall, lfl heir
to a Manhattan real c talc fortune to
whom he had rcuntly sold a house on
the Balboa Pcnin ula. Kendall purchased
the house for weekend viitits, according to
Ring, and immcdiatcl) saw the wisdom of
the Bay Oub idea.
Before submitting a bid to the city,
Rina wanted to know how Jame Irvine
would react to the idea. ltvinc had
deeded the land to the city io 1927, in
exchange for the nght to develop the
Bay hore community, accordin~ to Ring. ucce sfully pitched it to developers and
city official , says the Irvine Co. founder's
feelings about the Bay Oub have been
misrepresented. ·
'" "I feel like the work we've done over
the years has been undermined by people
who don't lnow what they're talking
about," said ~ng, the fei ty 87-ycar-old
founder of Harbor Investment Co. who
now hves m an Irvine retirement home
"When we discussed the idea with James
Irvine, he endorsed it so enthusiastically
he clapped his hands."
driving by the 1te with his partner Tom
He nderson. "I said, 'Tom, that property
we pa cd by 1-. bccommg an eyewre, we
Jn a meeting at the old lrvme Ranch
office , Rmg aid I rvJne macbd his fist
into the palm of hi hand and called the
Bay Club concept a "great idea." Irvine •
dicJ in Montana three month later,
leaving no 'M11tcn record of hi approvaJ
for the pr91ec1
The idea of creaung a beach club for
out-of-town visitors occurred to Ring one
brig.ht, ummcr day in June 1946, while
ould think of some idea of what to do . wifh II'"
Ring fir 1 took his 1den for a pmate
club to ·influential city clerk Frank See CLUB~,_
Group oners
helping h•d
to the hungry
••• SOS may get support
from local restaurants
By Anna Cekola
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( OS'l A Ml A A croup of lcadin&
local re taurn1eur and food ertl_cc
repre entauve-. v.ant to-hare their top·
notch cui inc .. ith hare Our Seh.c ,
"h1ch feeds about 19,000 needy people a
month.
"fhcre seem to be a natural tac
bc~cen re taurant nd hunger -food,"
~1d Hui Ro,off. chairman of an advisory
bourd that 1 Cllplormg \\.a~ to help SOS
feed the hungl')-
R o~ocr ov. n\
B a c l Bay
Rowing and
Running Cluh
at South Coa\I
Pla za , a n d
Cui me M and
Mc\C rhor, in
lr'\'1ne.
'Although we
are spending
more than
$2,000 a week
in purchasing
food, it is never
enough.•
-.IMFmAll
SOS director
I n" tlli-.
afnucnl county,
there arc
th o u-.and~ ll f
people gmng w
bed hungry," he aid. "Any place it\
av.Cul But in a county hke 1h1 . it'
un •~n plablc " ·
~()~ D1rcct\lr Jean l·orbath 'aid she'
c'ullll ahout the pro pect of ·~haring
rc,1a11ran1 klh,,er' v.11h tho c '!'ho seek
heir at thl' Cc ,u1 \1t 'a ha cd chanty. the
l:u~c't llf ''' type in Orange County. "\\ c're grateful for their concern,"
h lrhath ,31d. "Althou h "c are pending
more than S:!.000 a "eel IO purcha ma
fo.;l<.1, 11 '' ncH.r enough."
\\ h1k ~O'l doe not ha"e a lttchcn, r orbat h .ud -.he', rnnlldcnt a plan will
c,,m~· together o;oon "W11h all the energy
m 1h1' ~11,up, I'm \\JH' "e'll he able to
clear 1m 1Jh,1ade' "
The e toddlers eem to like pla hing around with their folk ju t for fun. For more detail , ee P~ge 2. I he.: ;Je:t ha' al rCCCl\Cd upport
See SOS'lll:ll ,_
C:ity seeking to curb
hosing· of sidewalks
By Russ Loar lhng point for hi ~Nices.
WTtW When ttnnett, 29, pointed
NEWPORT Dl:ACH -1 he out that mJi idual mcrthant
Balboa Window Wn hmg Service r6utincty ho Jown idcwalb in
ha been wa hina the v.indow front or their tore • city official
and h<»ing ~off ------· ----a kcd him tr
the idcwalk~ of 'J t u r n ' o o I
local mcrch11nu . hese sidewalks piacon.
for a decade, but down here take a heck "That' what c o m p n y ~ometx~ diJ to
pre ident colt Of a Shellacking from me,'' Sunnett
Stinnett Y' he's all the take·Out 1d "l 'm not a
the one he1n1 d roliccman. I
h O 'iC d t I\ e H Stan $,I don't think th t'\
da)". -M. 11111 a solution."
'ity 0H1c1ab Balboa Pavilion owner Local bu me'
-no11ftcd , tinnctt owner ,.v th
that Newport ' drought inOu• of toun h make\ 1Jcwal~
ordin n r proh1hih hct\in duVtn wa hmg a n cn1ty, e"pcc1ally
~uJ walk Hut h 1dcw1lk near fa t·food tanJ On Balboa
wa hing ha bc~n the maJOr S.. 8'0EWAl~ ...
No ... he8rlftl
ttl" Who: Reps. Ct'ms Cox
(R·Newport Beaich) ind
e~ubar~ Bo er 10-Muin
ounty) f c n peaed
ndin ·room-only {rowtf • .,, ~t : He ring on the
tf!M No• and Cap.1< ty
N::t at 19 0 • .,, wtwft: Corona det Mar
High SChool
-Nation mourns death
of 'Jim my' Roosevelt
Distinguished OC
re ident die at 83
By Anna Cekola
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l~ \.\-P Rl 8 · :\Cit n
outpounna o( emotion • tn'm
unaoa,hcd arid to t1.1nJ
memone of d )' pa t -Mcpt
the Mtmn Wcdne,da a.\ v.<lrd
•.-S lllH111.l:83·year-old
sta sman remembered •
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A reference librarian at the Balboa and Corona del Mar
hr .mchc' . .rnd clmsiders him elf more of a detective because his
, .. ,irk nin''''s of tracking down obscure information. "It's really
111cn1.1lly 'ttmulating. We get all son s of trange que!itions. One
cu' ".rnted to know the height of California bridges bec~se he ~.anted Ill <;tart a bungee jumping company."
CAREERCHANGE~.~~~~~~~~-
uerorc he hecame a librarian, Judell rnn a farin in Wiscon~in
for Ill \car<;. After trying unsucces!i full y to make :i living, he
1kuJed IP t.h.1ngc career . Judell o;a1d he choose to be a librarian
Jltcr Jc,cloping J fascination with hooks while browsing
hook' ti Hl''
GEmNGTHERf~. ----------
J11dc11 went hack w sc hool, earning his masters degree in
hhrJn 'l1erh.e' lrom l..AlUl'lana State Uni,er ity He then took a
J''h a' .1 lthr.man al a I ederJI Prnon 1n Wi '>conf>ln in 1987. "That
v. ,, .1 H: I'\ intcre,tmg experience. Not all of them were the Bird
\I.in 111 \k.11r.11. hu t quite ,1 fcv. did develop an expertise in
"'mething. anJ other'> earned Bachelor's and Master's degrees."
INSPIRAT10N:-----------
Ju1..1c11 'a1J he Joe' not h.ne one favorite author or genr~. but
1' par11.d to the classic' and. particularly. Henl')' J-ielding's "Tom
Jone' I hat hook 1' v.hat inspired me to keep reading. Hts
dc,lnpt111n' Ml' 'o "" 1d. I he) rival anythin g on TV or in the
K 11hcrinc Bell raa~cd her hagh-pov.ered binoculars -a
~aft lr11m a Hunungton Beach cop who she had dated a
\car 11r \I) hdore -and squinted an the direction or
< 1111nuhq1m.111 \pril O'Neil\ \'ilia Balboa condominium.
\, 'hl· h 1J ll1r nearh a v.cek nov., Kathcnne was looking for a
'1).!n .i due. ,111)th1ng that might link the councilwoman with the
11 Tl''' 111 C ork\ ~11k' Katherine hated to be the one to defend
c l1Tk\. b111 'he"~" con,mccd he v.as innocent.
ORANGE COAST ""tJrat by Sheral L•Beau
She lowered the binoculars and lopked
dO\\n JI the }Clio"' legal pad riding
'hotgun m her battered blue BMW. Notes.
I kr \t1'>p1c1ons She reviewed the facts
.tgjln
I· alt -Cork' had been arre ted for
mun.kr. The police in Newport Beach
\\ere ,1d,1man1 that he was hoked to the
notonnus Porno Snuff Killings that had
plagued the heach town only six months
earlier
F JC.I 1 he sen al killer had previously
hccn identified by police as AJ Bundy, a
'" 'l , m .. 111.111 turned-pm 11t: -llctectl\c-1urncd-k11ler. The thinking IA·" th 11 liund' .ind ( orky M~re an th1' grl'ly thing together.
I 1ct \he h.1d <.ccn ,, group of men exchanging a gun outside
th 'l'1r r1 lk .. h C 011nlil ( hamber Later, she had overheard
111 l "' till' ml'n tdhng Im female companion that he planned to
1•11111 the !!llll on Corkv Mik'
I .1L1 < >ni.: 111 the ,,,me men had pasc;ed a note to April
11 '-t:1I d1111nc .1 u1unC1I mellmg. She had read the note,
d11111pl1 d 11 .1ml l 1rcfull\. tucked it in her purse.
\' ''I 11 did 11 me.in' K,1thcrine didn't have all the ansv.ers.
I 111 'ht h,111 t r11111gh to mort. than arouse her uspicions.
"hl ptt l..l d 1p thi.: hmPt.ul.1r' again and '>tared up at the
llllldnm111111· \uJdcnl'r. the curtain!. on the windows parted
-.l1t:hth 111.I .1 Ltlc man\ face .1ppeared and then quickly
\\II hd r l'\1
\he: h nl 'c:cn that I.ice before.
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The YMCA Splash and Tumble program gives parents
a chance to learn how to work with the ir children in
the water, and also gives the childre n a positive
welter and exercise experience. Above, in the tumble
room, Chelsea McCrea, 2, of Co la Me a, get a grip
on Brian McVay, 2, also from Costa Mesa. At top,
Emily Klug, 1 S months, finds the going rough dS
mother Michele keepi a tight grip. At right, t~e tum-
ble part of the program encourages the toddlers to
interact with each other. At right, Michael Gilmore,·
18 months, watches the bubble float around the
r'oom. ·
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Almanac _ _ __ _
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MJn
hru1 ind And~ ln1nm,
Corona dcl Mar. girl
July 28 o Lind} ind J onph Otth1n, Co 11
Me\a 00)-
'J Maria and M1tthf'W Lohmann,
Co\111 Mc~a twin girls
Julv 24
July 29 o Angella and Robert Mooca)O
Co ta Me~a. girl
Carol ind Lawrence Lortnzl,
Newport Beach, girt
Ntllic and John K.lrthbtrs. Co,ta
Mc,a boy
July ;!5
'J K1thlttn and Mark McAdam~.
CoronJ dcl Mar girl
Patricia and Erk Dathen Ne"pMI
Beach, boy
t. Mclin.di ud J ori I lpm1n,
Scwpon Beach, bo)'
July 26
Ocnl c and Tony Ngu)'tn, Cmta
Mc,.1 boy
July 27
Ramona and Edward Sttl't ns,
C<hht Mcaa, 11rl
lllubeth ind Kcllb Parsons,
(o,la Mcu,11rl
Carri an Robl_>y KutJeh·Berllk,
CO\ta Mc J ~
(.olltto and Robert l\tll, Balboa
Island, boy o Kfmberl7 and Mld11tl Hucbu .
Co,IJ Mesa, girl
July 30
L Jcnnlrer and John Tucker. eo~aa .
Mc'•• girl c. Cathy and tcphtn Kent Nc"port
~11ch, girl o Deborah and Jtrome Gulbord,
Ne"rort Bc1ch. bo)
o t\tlly and ltonald Uo)d. !ltewport
Bc:ith, boy
July JI
Geri Ind Michael Sanchn. Co,la
Mc\4, girl
Augu t 2
" Pamel1 and Grq Ptrry, "ewport
Beath, boy c. Susan and ("hrlslopher McKlnnt),
Co ·IJ Mc-.a hoy
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Did You Know?
In Newport la: On Aua. JS, 1891, one hundred ycan •fl
today, the firs ·tr1in to arrive on McFadden Wharf discharaes tit
passengers. fh barrel-on the Krond car are filled with wa&er
from Harpcr·s rtc,ian well because Ncwrort Beach C\Cn then
had a water •ho ac. No "Tourist Go Home" "ians a yet arc
vi,.ble.
Ger uf on the trick by h11t1ng your mcmoriC"'f wJth ViJ Yc1u
Know?, The Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, C:W"t Mesa, !J262fl.
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Auiu t 3
t Oi1nne and Robert Alltah Sr.,
NcwJl<lrt Beach, boy
Augu~t 4
c. l\.artn and 'litslor \111u Co t.i
M C\il, bov
Karrn' 1nd Bnidlty Kelly, Co•I•
Mc,a, bov
-P1trlcl1 • and Wllll1m Witte,
Newport Beach, girl
Recent mamagcs as reponed to the Orancc County Rcc:or<kr's Office In Santa
Ana 0..-L Jama Palrkll WalM, Jr. mamed
banin OtntN u11dtrpn on July I' in
C:O.ta MCA MkhMI Ftull P.hliH m.trMd t ll«ryl Ly .. Hallodl on July 27.
1991 1n l'oir1r-pon Oexll Doqlu Alan S..rwtt m1rncd Carolyll Moore on July 5.
1991 1n Plac:co11a Mark D•111l••
tMrtH4 mamcd Flert1« Mallaae ""
July 27, 1991 1n C\•Ua Mua ~ta•
Aliff WlllJHH marrtcd M•nha Jane CalT
on Jul7 27. IQ91 in 11 foro U.11 Mll«t Kft'&I, Jr. mamtJ Patrlcla Marie Cluince
Co ta Me a
on July 27. 1991 1n COila Mesa ...........
'l JonaJhH Gnid7 tlowt mamcd \fartyo1
A .. hnMb on July 23 1991 In San J111n
Cap1ur1no Kell' ,..,.,rt J•cob1H
marncd Julk Krbten RHd on July 27, IQQI in NC'<lopon Beach Ja-• (,.wb
ll•~r, Jr. 111arrM:d Katbf)11 J•• blod on July 27. 1091 m Nc-pon BudlJ9lli1
Kdth. Yottken, Jr. ma~~ J.-uw Alln Thompson on July lO, t991 111 Newport
Oclk·h
~°'' r«.:n1 duth1 11 rcponcd to the
Oranic Counly Rt\"Ofdcr'J Ofh~ 0..-lkatrh 11.,,er tllf'l'H. llO. Jul)' 17, 1'1111 KllU)tn Thi Tran, 79, July t•. 1991
lulyn l111t"r. 81 July 12. l'Nl TbomaJ
\o'qjl ao.w, 10. July n . 1991 ..........
n Peter W. 8ntnJ, 2A. July 12, 19'11
Arnold llnin<h ~. 91, July . 199t
ltnbt1 Wat.wrllkll. ~a. July I), 1991
Ellubtth bu1 Rapa, 9J, Jul7 t•, 1991
Robtn Jenk.l•e, 7J, Jul7 10, 1991, Motk'J
'"-« c.a.. 8l. July 14, 1991.
Dunna • stny 11 the Beverly llentaac Hotel last week, a member or tho Roy1I Uallel found 1 transve file in her room who hid epparcntly uted her
\huw\!r, used her makwp 1nd stolen aomc or her unde,.car and money. Out·
"de the room, lhc v.oman confronted the (>.foot·t•ll man -who w•• wcanna
11 low-cul cream colored swcatu, black mini lkirt ind black hlJh-bctl ~hoc•
-and JOI ~1clt her room key. Ounna the SINUlc dM1 loolled Into hit puno
and •potted l!Omc ur her ~nllu and 6ru. but rn: Ocd with the purse and w11
la 1 ccn seuina m10 a red 944 Po"'hc· •
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pp.1rcntly upset at hav1na 10 pay S4 50 10 parkina. a man drove bis wt1110 Mercedes throuah I Century P11kiQ& &ate on the Avenue or the Arlt lato Thur~ay n1aht. A parkana attendant folCS the man be could h•vt had hit tick·
et validated 11 tho 1:.1 Torilo Onll where be had been utina. Damaao to tho
guard tail ••• e ltm~tcd at S70
Newport Beach .
1 lry and other nemi wor1h $18.0lXI were 1ulc:n Tu • ., mom na hom 1
home in the ~() block or Km Place. Someone broh in ind took tflo 111ma rwn1 thl ma~tcr N:Jroom Thl" tnt_ llit lterftt lnduJc I thamond flll&, I Jcall Roulct cln~k ind IWO J•n C\t eotnt, • M 11'1 tk11hes wm1h S1,Q S were atolcn Tuetd1y hom a ~r ~flied on tho 1700 hk1tk of We 11:.hlf l)rrvc wnrono pun<'hcd tho ~•htol(r Nde door lock ~1lh I nat ~ ri;wclnvcr Ind broke io\O IN: CU , The ltCIM taken inchlde a
Ull IUll • hirt I t'lftl(ra and • p..-11t hq. • S\·imcont tut throuah the vinyl t''P ut 1 l!M9 C.luyaltr l ..cB.lnM, ,.~
1roond. •nd left wltbt t1kin1 ~hilll. The en.. am.nM o. die • ~k of ( c.dar treet 111e Tllitlf., °' earr, Wedn111ll11
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c-cDc.tiiii cMUlatioe ii cWlcult alw JO daJI away from
topicl. ~......_ de>I' • wt tbe odler riFn of the cohlllla6na trade. BIDe'Jf1U, ... thil trip, I nt•napt to
... beooal--1e more u~ t'8a ....a. · o., after indolent day, not a iinalc t.bouPt
pMMd throuah that had to do with anythina
ocher tban swimmina. sleeping. the occasional
~ dole of anti-scurvy potions •nd
gencral 1illincu.
We spent the vacation cruising the San Oieao
area with friend) on 25 other boats from Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club and, before that, went by
ourselves for a lazinc~s tune-up at Cherry Cove
on Catalina.
Cherry ~c is an idyllic little dent in the
island, maybe a thousand yards west of
Catalina's Isthmus and a million miles from the
hcct.ic pace of metropo)itan Avalon.
There arc two mom forms of entertainment at
Cherry: At night, you listen to the marine radio,
either to the human drama being played out on
the ship-to-shore telephone channels or to the discu sions
between the harbor patrol launches and incoming boats looking
for a place to park.
On the
Coast
I D uring the day, you watch the Boy Scouts from Camp Cherry
Cove learn how to paddle canoes, row boats and· sail Lido
14 , the venerable loops built by generations of Newport's
Schock family.
Most of the Scouts have not quite refined their se~going skills,
but they are not re ally dangerous. Except Arthur.
Most m the Scouts have
not quite refined their
seagoing skills, but they
are not really dangerous.
Except Arthur.
Arthur was a genuine
menace in his aluminum
rowboat. Its bow and
comers were sharp as meat
cleavers. When Arthur
came near, people ran for
their boathooks to fend
him off.
Most of the time, Arthur
rowed in circle . The
po ible: "The right oar coun elor \\Ould tell him, a gently a
now, Arthur, pull on the right oar."
Arthur. of cour c, would pull ·on the left oar. The coun clor'
"olumc went up ''"'ficantl)' when Arthur was on his colh ton
cour c , about to ca~c a slice out of a moored boat.
"THE RIGHT OAR, ARTHUR1 HAR01"
Naturally. Arthur had turned him elf around by this time
Then the me age got through and he started pulling on the right
oar which. of course, was now the wrong one. And o it went.
Some people arc imply not cut out to go to ea.
That includes folks in fairly large boats. They are tho-ones who
provide most of the entertainment on the harbor-patrol radio
channel.
A few of them run their boats aground c>n a small necklace of
sharp rock called Harbor Reef.
T he reef l'i clearly marked on nautical charts of the area and is
d1scu ed in detail m manne 1uidebooks. If that is not
ufficicnt, it 1s marked by a ring of buoy with "REEF" painted
on· them in large Jetter . Even so. a couple doLen boats a year
come to grief on Harbor Reef.
There WM no reef-runner noor show while we were there, but
there were a number of cove-mi ~ers (who are more skilled than
island-mi' er ). Cove-mis crs arc .. alt who think the)''re at the
right place -inst t they're af the right place -but arc ac~11lly
several mile up or do"n the i laod
· They'll call the harbor patrol and request a mooring
as 1gnment "I'm right out tn front of Cherry Co"e," they'll ay.
'-So am I \kipper." the patrol replle , "but I \urc don't ce
you."
"But I'm right here b} the big rock, right at the entrance to the
CO\c,'' the yacht man exclaim . Ml'm ri~ht l1cre!"
" kipper, i that rock kind of long and low; like a little
1 land''" the patient harbor patrolman asks "Yep. that'i. 11 1" the
ancient manner rcphe rather mugly.
"Yeah. \\Cll, kipper, you're at EmcrolcJ Cove, not Cherry," the
patrolman advi e . "Come east a couple of miles and we'll take
care of you." Pau e. "Skipper, maybe you JU t might want to sta)
there for the night. You've nlrcady found thnt cove."
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_ .......... .............. ac. oftlcl records were smashed
IMI wek whea Orcat Britain'•
.,_. 8aUtt performed at tbe
Or-. C.ouaty Performin& AIU
Center.
1bc ballet troupe, which ended
its United States tour and made
a n e.clusive West Cout
appearance, had the highest
attendance at the Center than at
any or its four-city stops. Total
attendance for the Royal's six-day
stay was 19.620.
With a total boit office gross of
$1,020,194, the Royal engatement
had an average paid attendance of
93.2 percent for the entire seven-
performancc run. The figure also
surpasses boit office grosses for
any inglc week of Broadway
mu 1cals, which u ually have the
highest attendance of Center
event .
1 he Center'• presentation
marked the Royal's first visit to
California in 12 years. Dance
Tennis Ball
nets $45 ,000
for charity
The Third Annual Tennis
Auctiorf.Ball to benefit the Cystic
Fibro is Foundation raised $45,000
by "auctioning" local tennis
prof cssionals and community
leaders July 19 and 20.
The two-day event called "The
Love Affair," was ponsored by
ASICS TIGER Corporation and
Continental Airlines Inc. A
semiformal dinner kicked off the
event at the Balboa Bay Oub and
... Ra cquet Club. Professional
magicians and live music
entertained the 350 guests.
One of the most unique silent
auction items was an antique
Europe~n toilet that went to the
highc t bidder for $1.000.
The Cystic Fioro is Foundation
is a non-profit organization
devoted to raising money to fund
re earch and well patient care.
Re earchcrc; believe that with
continued funding the> will cure
the di ca e.
enthuaiutt from tJarouabout the
Southlud trlftled to Colaa Meu
to IOC the ntROWned COlllPUJ•
Althou1h the Royal w11
MICC:Cllful It the bm office, the
enpaemeat wsU still ~ a "•:re aut>Jidy," uid Center Pr . nt Thomas R. Kendrick .
'1'hcte ii -.., ao W9Y to Colll, llnport tlaelr el I « _.
breM e¥en for u Cnptemeftt of elaborate COllUlaCI and "" flam
aha. .. Ud llaturc -cwn 1f the United Kifttdom, c ..... a W
ewry debt II IOkl," he said. "AJ orcu.tra to pe them die ....ac
oee •iaht ima;,ae. it ~ an they need to create thcit an, Ind
apsMlwe propottUOe to bnq a adnl1ni1ter the complex loliltict
145.....mber. IOp·ranked company required to pull it atf oft
sudl • the R.oya1 to the West suc:cessfully."
Guilty plea 9ff.ered in IRS bombing case
COSTA MESA -A Co.ta Mesa electrical He face up to 33 year in prison and a St
ensinecr with a JNdgc against the Internal m1lhon ra.ne when he 1 6entenced Oct. 16 by U.S
Revenue Service pleaded guilty today to one Di trtct Judae Laughlin E. Waters.
monar and two bomb anaclcs on IRS offw:es. Hicks j.., al!ioO expected to plead ,uilty later to
Dean Har"ey Hieb, 4S. quietly described how one bombing count in connection with an attack
he uscmbled and planted the bOmbs. which he on an IRS facility in Fresno, adding 10 yean and
said were "intended to cause the peatcst S2SO.OOO to the po s1ble sentence.
amount of display with the minimum amount of No one wa injured in the half-dozen
injury." bombings attributed to Hick O"o'Cr the last four
Hicks pleaded guilty to three bombing counts )'Cars, but one truck bomb which did not go off
and one count of interfering with the collection fully had the capacity to level two city blocks in
of revenue for an anonrmous letter he aent to We t Los Angele • police said.
the Fre no Bee new paper, claiming credit for Pro ccuton ay he confc ~d to most of the
one attack and promi\ing more to come: bombings when he was arrested last month.
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'N ot every community in America can prosper by
pursuing the same strategy, and Newport Beach's
inherent advantages include recreational opportunities,
the climate, the ambience. and so on. We ve got to
preserve our advantag es.'
'The American Dream that anyone could grow up and
be president doesn't hold the same allure. I've seen
what it looks like inside that building -it's not as
calm and peaceful as it looks like when you 're viewing
the fountain from across the lawn ... '
'It's been a ·blast'
( hll'tupht>r lm: "a" f1r't clctted to Congress in
148~ \lo.Ith .1 lop't1dcd 67 rcrccnt victory. In that
\Car he.: earned the h1ghe~t total votell (more than
IXO,ll<Kl) and the highest margin of victory (more
th.in fflfl.ll(lO) in the h1~tol) of California'll 40th
l)1,tr1. 1 "h h indudc<. "Jcwport Beach ,ind pans
of ( 11'1.I \k,,1
I''' \c.ir' l.1ter. ( ll\, .1 J\-\-ear·old Harhor View
rl 'Ilk 111. ""'' re-ckctcJ to a· <.,eeond term with an
t.'\Cll ht~cr Ii/\ pcrct.•nt \.1ctory.
In h1-. tlirt.l' hnel }Car' on the H11l, Cox has
hl·wrm 1 ma111r pl.i)cr, gt·tting eight piece~ of
le~1~l.1t1nn 11.1~,ed and bc1np, named chairman of
the 1,,,i,.. I orcc on C.1p1tal Markets and co-
chairman of the I ,"I>.. I <Hl'C on Budget Process
Reform He abo \en ell on the Public Works and
1 ranllportallon and the ( 10\-c rnment Operation
comm1ttec~
Pnor to hi\ clcct1on. ( 11'(, a graduate of Harvard
Law .1nJ Bu\IOC'>' 'lhonf\. 'ierved in the White
Hou"c ·'' 'cn111r l\WC1.lle coum.el to President
Reagan h11t or \\ llli.un l obddl and Managing
E-d1tor ~t c\e ~1 tr ll rcccnth ~at dn"'n \\Ith Cox in
h1<; Nc"'rort lk.1d1 .ll\llll"t 11ll1cc fM an interview
Ho" hu'' .1rr \OU a'i u con!(rC\'iman'! Do you
llteralh ha'l' In \\Ork l't'I) cla~?
Oh l'\l r, d 1\ \h ~11,h C\l'f\ minute of every
d.I\
\ou don'! haH' 11m off dtH\?
I h.l\l' lo 'd1l'dull· 11mt. t11 lake.: .1 '>hower
Thi\ in ten ic" ,., ROinR to comt out Thursday
when the airport nui"c i<.\ut i'i going to be debat~
at Corona dl'I \far High ~chool. bould the Feds
butt OUI or lorn I nOl'l ISl;Ul'\?
rht. lcdcr,d ~mnnrm:nt 1hrough the PAA and
the I >cpart 111cnt 111 Ir 111,port 1t ion has some
lcg111n1 ,1ll' rc'J1<'"'1l 1l t' lnr aircraft safety and
nirrx1rt l.1p.it 1t\ Bur "'"Ill'' of local land planning
ha\c tr n11t111n ilh hl.l'll and .. hould remain for local
~11\Ullllll.lll nnt t11r kJcr ii ~overnment.
~o "hat do vou think \hould happen at John
\\a\ ne \1rport'.1
i"1r,1 wu ,h1111IJ 'ed. 1t1 repeal or modify the
11.111onal nn1'c polu..\ that "'j' put into law without
hea11n~\ or ,1d\.ance lllltlCl' C\C1l tO the members or
C ongre.,., who vntcd un 11 \ccond, the rcgvlations
\hould be prepared to in'urc that they do the least
,1mo11nt of '111lcncl." tn lol.al government •
1 .. thl" mtttlnR Thur~day meanlngf'ul at all or Is
it held to pocify !'lie"port Beach, which wesn't ablt
to 'pcak on thl' i!14'UC before?
I he hearmg 1h.11 we held originally in Orange
Count\ .ind. I hclievc. this hcarina will have
enormnu' imp Kt on f AA La t yea r, for example,
when Ne wpon Oc,1ch rn.,e up in arms over the
pend11w n 1t111n.ll 1101,e policy, the mcc;c;agc was
ht:.ml H" loud ... nd clear 1n 1he Capitol and 1 why
I w.i' .1hk 111 wan an exemption for John Wayne
Airport
There have been only a handful of communities
in America that have been heard 1s loudly on the
.,uh1cct and a~ effectively a'l hive . we. I !>thevc
there will he.: opportunity at th1 heanna to
\1~n1f1ca ntly influence FAA
flow crucial an I aut i'l thl In Newport Bcac.h?
How cnaclal an I ut Is this to lift ty1e h re?
We have ,tntck a hal nee, which is n l entirely
11,1ti.,factory tn anyone, difficult to achieve and took
mitny years Out it permits Newport Dcacl\ to
rc1ain ii\ di tinctivc qualitle ,
Not every community in America can prosper by
pur~urna the samo stratcl)', and Newport Beach's
inherent ac.lvanllJCI Include recreational
upportunu1e • th tlim:.to, th mbicnco, and so
on. We've~ to preacrvc our 1dYanta1oa.
UC' tells itboGt tlM ....... .._. a ....._ WIU wt
Christopher Cox talks about
• I
his life as a coflgressn:ian
ever balance the budget?
That remind me of 1hc JOkc about a guy
meeting God, and he ask wheth er Jc c Jackson
will he president and God &ays, "Not in your
lifetime "
The answer to your question: will the federal
hudget ever be balanced? Nol in my lifetime, und
one wonder whether in eternity thi can be
changed.
But, in fact, th e answe r mu t be yes It will
require radical changes in the U.S. Capitol. It ill
not, however, a di fficult thing to do provided that
the will exim to change.
Right now the current member hip of the U.S.
Congress is not willing to change so we have to
ultimately win Republican control of Congress.
How do you do that?
Well. now is a good ·opportunity to do this.
Redistricting is occurring not only in California,
which oe"CU'J'i'ts-13 percent of the entire
membership or the House, but al o in the other 49
states and tcrritone~ So there is going to be a big
shakeup and the status quo for the last 10 yeaf'll 1
no longer.
Instead, there will be some competitive cat
where there's been no debate in the past. We don't
know whether gerrymandering will be ended in
California or simply continued with a new fancier
fonn.
. ·But the opportunity exi ts in the next few week$
when the lines are ctually bclna drawn which
should be mostly accomph hed by September to
end the 1981 gerrymander and bring some
competitive election to Cahfomia.
It's worth noting that throughout the entire
decade of the '80s only one seat in California's
oongrc ional deteaation changed party hands, 4S
cats during the '80s.
Every two year they have been up for election
and there is 4S election every two yean and ooly
one scat in that decade chanaed party hands.
That~s an effective gerrymander.
What about term llmltt, do tbcJ tomt Into play?
Ye • although I think term limits solve a
difrerent problem. Wh ile term limits are often
suge ted a the way to end the control of
incumbents, in fact, erryrn11ndcrina is the reason J
think we have the tranJle hold . The term limit
create the problem of tenure and thu weak
lender hip.
While the Democratic leaders in Conarcs arc
certamly re pon11ble for the re1ult1 Stnce they hive
been at the helm since I was two yoan old, the
Republican in Con1rcn particularly the
Republican leadership can be 1ccused of not
fighting back hard enouah.
They art aotl'\I along too much with the 1t1tu
quo and that ia often because the leaden arc the
weakc t amona us. They aro the people who
decided the HouM of RcpretentatMll is their
highest and be t office, the arcatCll pohtiail
achievement they can ever cspect in tbeir lifetime,
they don't have the couraao to move up the ladder
to run for Senato, to run for pemor and after '20
or 30 years of hanJing on ror dear Ille tO that ono
job, we malt• them our lnden bcca.ae we have a
1enldrllJ 1yttem.
I 11Mnk a tenure limftadon wilt "*' thtt
(
problem, and you will have more dynamic
leadership and perhap moae rapid change.
What's your highest and bt t omce?
Maybe the job I had in the White Hou c. This 1s
a fine Job, and l con~1der It a remarkable
opportunity.
Any drawbackJ?
In fact, we were d1scus'l1ng it th1'1 morning. I
hadn't ·any idea how much travel wac; involved
Nine hours to go from door-to·door, from the
Capitol to thi office. Round trip thot'll 18 hou~.
ond I make that trip almo~t every week. I took 93
round trip between Californrn and Wa hington in
my fir t two years in office.
That pan I wns not prepared for, nor all th e
extracurricular , such as bre kfastll, evenmg
meetings and so on. The office meeting), the
different places and appearances actClaJly int erfere
with the bu inc of legislating, but I think mo t or
the voter expect that you do these little things.
Nonetheless. it's been a bla t.
• In your momHts of lntrospec.tlon what do )OU
think at thlt ju.nctu.re are your strongest points a
a congressman and •bat areas would you 1tt as
being the wukcst?
I have been able to rocu on a few bra picture
items and make immediately surpri ing progre .
I've &Ot ci&}lt bills passed incc I've been in
office. I would have been surpri ed in advance to
think I would get any pa ed. So it has been
po sible to accomplish some thinas (as a member
or the minority party).
Oearly my weakne is I m a member of the
mmonty p rty and, a I aid, we haven't had n
Republican spcnker 'ince I was 2 years old. So no
matter what your relation hip with your collea1ue ,
no matter how mcrltorio\» your lcg1 lation, many
times you arc just dead in the water bccnu o you
re on the wrong side of the ai le.
So the fact or the matter we are just markin
time.
Wbtn tilt RtpubUcans set to bt the m~orfty
party, •Ill llM amt alltgtd abu1u of power exl t?
Look at th• Senate, where control ha gone back
and forth The rea n the en te has control
hifted hack and forth i that boundarie of state
in which the senators run were nor drawn with the
~le purpollO of dcterminin& in adY'lnce th
outcome of an election.
After two terms In the U.S 'enate, the
incumbent senator has a SO-SO chance of winnina
or losin, whcru you have a 96 to 9 percent
incumbency.return rate in the House.
In the Senate where. control sue back and forth
there i•n't ,that ahuK or minority. Jn the House,
where for i.lmo1t four decade now one parry hH
been in control, it ha become an abu tvo monoply
and tho minority i treated without any respect for
r ghts of their coMtitucnt . °"' ..... • c........... .... fOmpletely. 11.-..,...,....,....... llltT Do,.. It••• a pmatt r .. .,.,.,.. ............... .....,
Oh. of coune. In fact, movies are ono of the beat
thtnp to do b«1u1e yot.1 can get It done in under
rwo houn. Oolf, however. hM taken a beatina. I
Olld 10 hilt to play aolf bUt It take1 bar. fM ho\m
by the tbal JOU •t ftailhed. Findina a rive-hour
daunk 19' the •lddle cf your d1y I ~ry dtfncult.
As a result I think I've played rwo rounds this
year.
Thtrt have bttn •hlspen that Chris Cox I•
pruldtntlal timber. Has anyont tvu told you that?
Well, not only have they told me that, but they
hnvc probably told that to every young officeholder
in America. II I the most common thing an the
world for someone who is f1~t elected mayor, ·first
elected to Congress to hear that from friend and
upportcfll. And if all those prediction were true,
then \\C would have had several thousand
pre idcnts or the United States
It's a nice compliment but the imponant thing to
keep in mind i that if you are always thinking
about "omc other job than the one you have, you'll
never perform well.
Have your drtams evtr drlfltd 1ha1 way?
Well, you know I worked in the White Hou e
and '° the American Dream that anyone could
grow up and be pre ident doesn't hold the same
nllurc. I've een what it looks like in ide that
building -it's not as calm and peaceful as it looks
hkc when you're viewing the fountain from across
the lawn m front of the White House.
What do you think of Dan Quaylt?
I know Dan Quayle personally, of cour e, and I
like him. He's a much more criou person than
generally he's pre ented as being. He is
extraordinary in the legi lativc context. The job of
log rolling is one in which he 1s very comfortable
and familiar. He has an extraordinary amount of
intelligence about what is going on on Capitol HiJI.
He manages to be m several place on any given
da).
Do you bavt an Informal kJtcbcn cabinet here In
Newport, pt0plt you go to for advtce, coun ti?
Ye • 1t •~ so mrormal that 11' sort of my whcel-
of-fortune Rolodex. Whenever an i iic comes up,
I'll ju'lt find liOmebody that I know kn0W1
something nbout 1t, call them up. And, of course,
people don't he itatc to call me.
Do you •tar auTHl on the local parochial
I ut ? Say In N~-port Buch, the Bay Club tlpt?
I Jo, probably more than I used to when I lived
here and practiced law because now I read all
part of the new paper more carefully, includina
the letters to the editor. And oftentjmcs I try to
write people letters after I've een their letter to
the editor
Let'• talk qukkly about tbt &ma UDIOD. Wlaat'• aotna to happen!
The Soviet Union a a nation has no future. Its
con titucnt nations -which were first lap dashed
thrown toacther by nan and then rorcibly
incorporated into the Soviet Union by Stalln -are
now goina to be rree. It's a matter of years, not
decade and rcgardl or how much money tho
We t generally the United States pccJficalty -
miaht be willing to devote 10 savina Oorbachev and
the Kremlin, it can't be done.
Gorbedan 11 hl1t017 la a mattn of ,un'
Ye , and it i not ~, mu h becau Gorbachev
will be re~ecJ but rather bccau.c the pemmcnt
over which he ha control will become mcreaain1ly
left out.
I.et .e Id 109 nb9t. (Piiot cotum•l1t) Ma,_
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bMkallJ Md, •• ,.., narm.t tantr cMlct u •
~·' Of course not. tr thmc of u who bcli~ that
government a wa tina tu dollars and f allina to
dthver the teNICCS that we requito and bcftCVO
that the people who are nmnu'I ttMnMMnt an
f1ftin1 to do thinp 11 imple and relpOftlible •
balancina the bookl JUlt s11 on the sideUnca and
carp. reform Wilt MWr h1ppen.
I
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Tamara Moncada, a psychiatric techni.cian at Fairview Developmental Center, tries to get the
attention of pa11ing motorists along Harbor Boulevard on Tuesday. T.echnicians across Califo rnia
protested pay cuts proposed by the state government. Fairview employs 890 technicians.
'\..,.
u1~ga1 parking -near amphitheater
·could cost cOncert patrons $100
· 8Y AMa Cekola
51111 Wrllr
COSTA MESA -Parking fine
may increa e to SlOO for Pacific
Amphitheatre conccn goers who
park illegally in neighboring
College Park and police may be
able to tart charging rowd> party
ho t for repeated calls to break
up priva te parties
At the reque t of Councilman
Jay Humphrey, the council will
cons ider both propositions
Monday night.
"These arc JU t two thmg that
have been coming .up," Humphrey
aid. "After con idering them, it
makes real sen e to me."
There is a S 17 fine
people who park wuhout proper'
permit an the College Park
neighborhood, which hns t:tcen
hea .. 1ly impacted by overflow
park1t'lg from Pacific Amphitheater
event in (~cent year .
"The reality is. that the co t of
the ($17) fee doc not deter
anyone from abusi n~ that
parking," Humphrey aid "It
cer1amly help • but ~e sttll have
pcopl~ who have figured it out.
For S 17 they can park real close
and walk in."
Humphrey said the city bas the
ability to raise the parking fine
and he'd like to cc it set at $JOO
tn College Park. Humphrey said he
a lso want to rohibit the
exchange or transfers of guest
parking permits 1n the
neighborhood
City Anomcy Thomas Knthe
will be giving the council their
option Monday m charging n fee
for co ts of repeated call'I for
pohcc to break up loud parties.
Co ta Mc a wtll be looking at
imilar ord inances adopted by
Buena Park and Fullerton in
dealing with the problem .
Newport Beach recently
toughened 11 e'ti ting part} fine
pohcy The city will begtn charging
P.ropcrty owners f6r pohcc M:rvices
1f office~ re pond twice in one
month to the same location 10
bre ak up part1e .
" to
However, fire hazard
still exists, they warn
By Vonda Vlndavter ......
W hile tourists, merchants and sun-seekers h•~e
deapaired over this summer' cloudy, cool
and recently wet •cather, the Orange
County fire Departmcm has rejoiced. ·
The gloomy days have all but extinaui hed
immediate fc1r that roaring brush fire wtll ravage
the county' hill ide and communitie , 1 ~nano
that wa forcca t when the fire cason opened last
sprina.
':.Everyone 1n Newport Beach i walkmg •round
with frowm. on their face&, but all of us firemen have
these little grin ,"said Ca pt. Dan Young. "We wake
up, feel the muggmes , and know we'll be able to
skate another day."
The department can count on at least one more
day of relief a a deep marine layer continua IO
humidify the night with trace 1mount of rain, aaid
Betty Rco. a meteorol<>cJcal technician with the
N1donal We1ther 5ervic.c. The tempcr1tura will lllo
continue to be 1bnorrnally low, m the h gh 60'1, but
no more daytime drizzle -a wa expcricnCed
Monday -is expected, Reo sa d .
Because of the overca t and moi t weather, the
fires thh eason have been contained to areas under
two acre and were quickly doused, Youna said.
"But th t could change
'I. O\itm1ght," he added. "All it It's like a take lS one ~ay or air like the
b . . Santa Ana wind to dry Offib Waiting cvc:rything out and wc'U have a for Someone to drllstic change in condition1. It's light the f USe I like. a bomb waiting for !Ome<>OC · to hght the fuse."
-W'T Ml~ Young aid h11ardous fire
· O.C. Fire· Department condition~ are cau cd by ~ow
mm~turc in the .bru h which is
-------prevalent in thi~ area and ~
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for cystic fibrosis
You just can't get good help
the e days!
Nobody at the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation's Celebrity
Svvers event would have
di agreed. Saturday night, at the
Irvine Marriott, about 30 or so
men about town, maestro in
the'r own right tried to master
the art of waiting tables. It was
Clrol
Dee Jones
all for a good
cauc;e and what
they lacked in
style thcv made
up in
cnthusia~m.
The costumed
crew muddled
their way
through,
contributing to
lots of laughs
at the kicky
Society fund ra11,er. · The evening
-----· hcga n wi th a reception wh ich
gave the 175 guest\ a ch:mcc to
see the 50 or 'o 'llent aul11on
item' amt meet mcmhcrs of th1'
ded1c.11cd !o!roup
Susan Cloutier (\'ho hi.i' Cl·)
luo~c:d greJt 1n a uilorful 'arong
and lei Shi.' \I ~1vc you an hor'!>
d\ll..'U\fl..' (Im .• rnc.:e) I \.COi
cha1rmJn Edward Pscheidt. v. .1<;
arr.1~t·d 1n \\hat he termed
· C.ilifmn1;1 Ch"" (ple.1,I..' nott'
h" l.1vcndcr \Ungl.1,,e, m.11<.ht·d
hi' p.int<.,) p,t ht·1dt explained
lw, 111\U]\.ClllCllt hl..'!!olll V.lth
\ollluntccnng for CF m the
,1ttctnoon!> .111d tht' t.111,c JU't
~fl'\\-lln hllll
( I di.1rt1. r prl..''ldt nt Paul
Mol(•nko ( 111 l'h.1ntnm dud')
pn11111,cd In nlJ~C .1 ~fl.',tl
cntrJlll'I..' 'II I don't trip. ht:
,1ddt:d L'I C\1.lllll\I..' J1ri.·ctur
Suzanne (left) and Susan
Cloutier
Helen Johnson wasn't waiting
tables this year. "I had to do the
hokey pok.cy for $300 last time!"
One of the waiters had an
unfair advantage. Bruce Reddick
is a server at Ruby's. What was
Reddick willing to do for $500?
"I'll be your slave for three days,
but my terms arc negotiable," he
said. When asked the same
question, Newport Beach
attorney Kelly Johnson replied,
"I'll do stupid animaJ tricks or
give you three hours of legal
advice!" (Hum ... sounds iffy!)
In contrast with all the
craziness the table!. were
serenely elega nt in maroon and
black. The duches-; potatoes
looked mouth wateri ng. A savory
marsala sauce decked the
tempting brea<;t of chicken
we llington hiding in naky pastry
wai ti ng to he enjoyed ... 1f you
mull! ge t -.omehody to sell you a
lnrl...'
Among the crowd were
Susanna Cloutier, Gai l Hill yard,
Charlie ~arrell, Donna Lalreill,
Rene LaTreill, Dirk Lohuis and
Kate Pfeiffer, Jim Wade, James
Daily and Suzanne Lang
-
ICll>lly• lt.l·-~'P .....
From left, Wendy Hayes, Kelly Johnson and Jennifer Hayes
I
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Byc.'dO..-. ..........
T here wu no point ln 1ittina
alone in ,our room -when
you could bear m~ play.
The reception took place on a
-areat afternoon, the event was for
Cabaret.
The Mondavi Wine and Food
Center in Costa Mesa was the
place to be Sunday as Cabaret
chapter members met new f ricnds
and renewed past acquaintances.
The low·key (and low priced, at
$28) event provided just the rifht
ambiance to help pro pccuve
members feel at home.
Pianist Betty Wooldridge pla)'ed ·
show tunes and guests were invited
to admire the multimedia works of
artist Michael Vigil which adorned
the re ady walls of the understated
Mohdavi complex.
The gathering enjoyed sa mpled
the chee es, notably the double
cream Champignon, and the
selection of wines.
The Performing Arts Center's
Cabaret Chapter is 260 members
strong and the membership is
macte up mainly of singles.
"It's a rlace where you can
always fee comfortable, h's a
place where you can always feel
good about coming on your own if
you want,' said member Biiiie Yale,
who has been a member for five
years. "I've actually met a lot of
people l like to hang out with !"
said Yale, ound ing somewhat
surprised.
Like Yale, member Erika Faust
thought that involve ment wa the
key to getting the most out of her
invol'{em~nt wi th the group. "I
joined because of my interc t in
the arts," said Faust. "But working
wi th the great people turned out
to be fun too."
Petersen
Look.mg forw to the group's
big February fund raiser, was
chapter President~ Ray Vidal. He
di dn 't mi nce wor . ''People join
th i group becau e it's the most
fun!"
Member hip is open aJI year
long and this e sygoirig bunch
want to gel the ord out that it
loves meeting new members.
Some of the cordial cast were
Marge Culver, Sandy Brown,
frank Barcellona, Rich rd Tischer,
Leslie Andrews, Craig nsen and
Christine Verberrst. ·
The AIDS Services Foundation/ more than $550,000
Orange County i holding at percent of the procce
annual "Splash" beginn ing at 3 provide: erviccs for pc
p.m. Sept. 15 at the home of a with AIDS.
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AN ITIM Of.PASSING INTEUST-ltejal S. a.ddle,
president of the Corona del Mar Oaamber ol Commerce, i1
u fMndly Md chirml• u banken are allowed to 4e1.
Aa a branch manapr for Bank of America, he wu agneved to
team ICYCral wecb -when we were cellmatc1 in the Cancer
Society'• Jail It Bail caper -that l had the family pill)'·bank
stMhcd at rival Security Pacific National Bank.
Let's 'et •osether and talk about that. be said. -------.
Maybe, 1f you switched to our bank. we could
work out 1 beucr deal. Terrific idea, I said,
promiaina to diJcu the matter 11 the family's
next muting of the financial Plmiuee.
.On Tuesday mom!n .. Radtke called again. •
Given the fast-breakina mcracr news, he adVised
that the status remain quo. I told him to keep
me ~ted, that I'll follow him anywhere.
0 SOME ELEVATOR RIDES ARE LONGER
~ OTIIERS -Riding down the Anaheim
Stadium elevator Monday night, following our
beloved Ram ' gloriou!. victory over the San
Diego Chargers, I mentioned to the operetor
that he probably wa n't accµstomed to carrying
happy passengers.
He was not amused.
So I didn't tell him about the Angels' fan who had left four
box-scat tickets in his unlocked car. And, when he returned to hi
vehic:lc in the parking lot, he found eight tickets there.
0 BEDSIDE BULLETINS -If you'd care to update the medical
chart , here's the latest on prominent patients:
• De pite four operations in the pa t year, high·spirite<\AflUy
Goaults Cohen i looking forward to the 31st annual fling in
Baja's San Felipe with furrier-husband Don C.rlos. Both
members of the advisory Commission of the Califomias, they're
pas 1onate promoters of Mexican tourism. How passionate?
When I a ked the Cohen about Sally's latest surgery, I was told,
'Just sny it wa somewhere south of the border.'
• Pecrlc h<>llt Htnry Scbldtln, ruler of The Ritz-Carlton, will
be returning lo hi posh principality next week, following all son
of explorations at two soum county hospitals. A recent returnee
from mainland China, Heniy denies that a piece of The Great
Wall wa removed from a clogged blood vessel. He says it ju t felt
~~w~ .
,
• Jnsuranceman Chuck Torres is home from the City of Hope
healing center. where he had all fingerprints removed from his
' Exccuthe Life holdingi., plus a few other indignities. Says he's as
1 sound as a dollar, but expects to improve. .
• Fishing writer Bob KJrpatrlck has been honorably discharged
from Veterans Hospi tal in Long Beach, and is Joolting forward to
aquatic ve nues larger than a bedpan.
• Atty. Pbyllls Grttn; who'd been ttre"love of the late Judge
Cal SchmJdt's life, has checlccd into Hoag Hospital for sundry
repair'!.
0 THE Ol""LY PLATES PASSED WERE IN 111E BUFFET LINE
-More often than not, when the afOucnt folks of Pilotland
•• • 1a emblc for party purpose , there's a string attached. A purse
string.
Which will explain these comment overheard Saturday night,
when Mary Ellt~ and developer Bob Mayer entertained at their
'sumptuou Harbor Ridge howplacc: •
From Olant Bromllcy. with husband, Ltt,: "We've been here
more than an hou r, and nobody's a ked u for a donation."
From Karen John on, with hu band. Mark,: "When' the silent
) auction?
Even more delighted was an elegantly-gowned lady, who'd ju t
been ad\1~ed that there wouldn't be a pcakcr, political or
otherwi e.
Explained organizer Gloria Zlgner, while savoring caterer AJan
Grttltyls goodies: ''The Mayers are such nice people, and they
JUSt wanted then friends to have fun.''
I • 0
1 (Editor's Note: For Jerry Kobrin's comments on the death
t Tue d.1y of James Roo cvelt , cc page 8.)
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Sergio Mendez will clo e out the
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1960s. He ha<; performed with
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Hall a nd Sicdnh Garret und
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M .-.n ol Tbc RoJa1
Ballet uoupc were ...... .., ....... •• .... VHllli Creaa. •t ...,
wtn noc dolns "Swan Lab." That waa ..,., at the Oranac C.ounay
Perfonninl Ana Center. ·
Thia ducina WU lO the beat of
------the Bytes of Ncw~rt Beach
which bad the
danccn boos*al
with eomc very
energetic m<Wes.
Some of the
other guesu
including Lois
and luu Alclrift,
.. Mary Lou and
Scott Hornabv
-joined the "pros''
-----on 1he dance Society floor.
Shortly after
the closing per-
formance of the RB six-day
engagement at the Center, their
'91 season finale, the entire
company arrived by buses and
limos at the home of Donna and
John Crean for a picnic on the
green.
Center board members and
donors were in position and
waving little Union Jacks to
welcome the dancers to the
evening. of dining, dancing and
entertainment under the stars.
(Made p6 ible in part by MCI
Telccommunic~tions.)
The so-American barbecued
chicken and beef, com on the cob
and apple pie were among the
buff et item served by caterer KP
a nd Co. The 450 Center
upponers and dancer mingled at
table dotting the green and some
e~en at on the green.
The Creans were~ out to greet
thei r gue t , and others mingling
were Tom Kendrick and Judith
Morr, Sharl and Harry Esayian,
Ben and Patricia Dolson, Wilson
and Ciel Woodman, Carol Wilken,
Ollie and Stan Hill, Gloria and
Ray Osbrink, Sandi and John
Daniels, Fritzl Williams aod Maria
Crutcher, who had just ·come from
b;illct. (Crutcher didn't get see
Russian lrek Mukhamedov
perform as Prince Siegfried, but
Dancer lrek Mukhamedow and
Fritzi Williams ·
The dancers now have a five-
wee k vacation, and Anthony
Ru ssell-Roberts , admini trative
director of The Royal Ballet, plaJlS
to sec a bit of Southern Californ ia
while he and h1 family vi 11 with a
friend in Newport "There was not
much time for 1ghtSceing during
the engagement.''
D.:incer Michael Nunn queczed
in a trip to D1 neyland and Darcey
Bussell, who danced Odette-Odile
before coming 10 the picnic, said
she managed to do a little
shopping al 1he pla.rn between
rehearsal . "I bought the ·dress I'm
wearing and !>Omc hoes and a
r~ng." She WJ\ planrying to '>tay in
Carmel until Aug. 27. when she
returns to England he did get to dine with him.)'
Aclre s Lynn Redgrave and
daugh ter Annabel Clark were
among the partygocrs and had also
ju t cen the performance. "l love
the ballet and Annabel is
"No, we rcall) d1dn"1 ha\e much Ho ts John and Donna C~an and Anthony Ru
11 me t 0 'iigh t \CC•.. n id pre'" rep '"iliiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiliiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP::==:::::::;
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who seemed to be greeting each
dancer.
Amanda Jone • but he thought 1 1 the Crean · pince wa quite a
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C\Cr ecn. ·1 here arc u ually
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e~citi ng."
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will be missed
By Jerry KObl'ln
f'llol CoUrmt
The end was near for Jimmy
~~velt, friends enscd, when he
was mis 1ng Monday night from his
customary seal at the Rams'
exhibition game.
He was a fixture at Anaheim
Stadium -seated with devoted
wife Mary just across the aisle
from one of his warmest admirers,
team owner Georgia Fronticre.
II "ould take something
mo11urnental to keep him away. In
the la..i few years, when
Parl..tnson · d1sea e and the cffec\.S
of a \trol..e were taking their toll,
he'd 'ho'A up m a wheelchair.
\\1th um.h mtnt'ihed zeal, he'd
cheer for h1'1 team, scrawl marginal
note' on the program, and
e).<.:h;1ngc C\C1ted comment with
.. ud1 ,c;it-nc1ghbors as Sheriff
BraJ Gate'>. Supervisor Don Roth,
rhil 1nthn1pl\t John Crean, and
tnrmcr hr-.t Daughter Maureen
poor.:.':\.-= WC daa•t Dow bow , he CM ...... Oft. I
• left &M llaclftuil •• haJfta, amioul 10 11t home even lhoup
her hutbead wu under
profellional care there.
On Tueldlly momlna. 1hc called
with word ol hil death at about 6
a.m. "Jun died u he lived," 1he
said. "peacefully, and with
dignity.''
A shOrt time later came this
messaac from a aricving Georgia
forontiere:
"How can you detcribe Jimmy
Roosevelt?
"He was '° very loving,
generoµs, heir.fut, and cheerful -
and, above aJ ,.a devoted husband
'and father
"He loved life, and lived it with
great distinction. I can't believe
he' gone, and we'll never ~ee hi
i.miling face again. My heart is
heavy with th~ sadness of missing
him, and my heart goes out to hi
dCJir wife Mary and his loving
family."
Re ·'!!·IO M.1r~hall Klem, Fronteirc's top James Roosevelt, who died Tuesday at the age of 83, sits smiling in office with filled with memories.
As other accounts in today's
Pilot attest, similar tributes have
been flowing in from friends in
Southern California, the entire
n;ition, and abroad. James
Roosevelt, dead at 83, was truly an
estimable gentleman. Bertin.
.mk. ha-. no doubt that
R1l<1,cvclt\ cnthu iasm for the
R.1m' helped to prolong -
u:rt.11nl) hr1ghten -his life. He
re( 111' the c:~h1b1t1on game four
~l"IT' .1g11 Ill l.<.indon. -when Jimmy
tfc,p11e 1ncrea~ing frailties -
Kl••mp.in1cJ the team The
K111"c'd" ,,a,ed an a Bnttania
I l1ttl'I \Liiie overloolung Grosvenor
\qu.trt 1nJ the U. Emha'>c;y, and
tlw t1r't "ght greeting them wa'>
the impressive statue of Franklin
Delano Roosevelt.
"That was a tremendous shot in
the arm for FDR's elde!>t son,"
said KJcin. "He was excited
throughout our stay."
Roosevelt wasn't up to the
punishing '89 flight for the
exhibition in Tokyo, but mustered
enough strength to accompany the
team last year for the spectacle in
Ever the gentleman, he insisted
that Mary show up, however
brieny. for Monday night's
pre-~eason game with the San
Diego Chargers. After all, the
standing invitation had to be
acknowled$ed -and he'd be
there, rooting, in spirit.
of UCI Medical Center•s
department of neurology. and one
of Roosevelt's consult ing
physician .
Everyone in the owner~ suite
Jsked about the missing No I
Fan, and Mary said he wn home
an their Corona del Mar condo,
trying to recover from "a 'itomach
problem." Privately, she confided
to a close friend, ''He's in v_ery
Per onatly, I'll tong remember a
call from Mary after m} July
Fourth column appeared. I'd
written that Jimmy, looking
dcpres<;ingly frail. was growing
weaker by the day, but "hke the
Cheshire Cat, the famou grin
doesn't fade "
When that was read to him, she
1;nid, he really grinned. Accompanying Mary was Or.
Stanley van den Noort. chairman
Roosevelt's charm leaves lasting impression on . acquaintance . .
By Jim Dean
l°hl'rc \\1.. re m.tn} time~ \\hl.'n I wnulJ
h:J\C IL' '111p .111d '>JY to mrell. 'I In. v.att
" m1111111.. 1h1' m.m 1.., Jami.:' R1t\"l'l'lt,
I DR' \Oil I k wa<, there when all thO\C
anued1hk t.:\l'nh "ere happening All
1hn'1.. p11'4crlul l1gurc' nl hl\tOf\, anJ he
\\,!\ p.1rt <>f 11 "
l\nd here I wJ\ ~ef\in~ v.11h him on the
ho.ml nl the: '\ tltllll<tl C onkrenci.: 111
( hmt1~m' and k"'· hc.mng h~_slnd1ou-.
\1111.l' m,1k1n~ ,, rro!!rt:" rcp<1rt~7<1J1Jttn~
\I. Hl!lth 111 l 'hm"n~ 1kcp Cllllt.:l'rn fill the
;\!( ( ., 1.,tll\I.'
FDR's son remembered as warm , caring man
And thcrc he was al'u 'crv1ng on the
Transportatton Commi"1nn. concerned
about the growing problem<; of roads and
traffic And there he was again. \erving on
the board at South Coa~t Repertory,
..:oncerncd abnut ra1~1ng the cultural
awarcne"" of Orange County.
Over and over. here was a man involved
wtth the NOW events, 1hc NOW problems,
the NOW opportunittes not only of Orange
Count\' hut on a wider scope as well.
Aml yet. here was a relic of the past, like
11 religious icon to be revered and honored
for what wa'i done long ago. True, he was
but one of many out tanding Orange
Countians who were always there doing the
thing that made Orange County a mo-.t
special place, but I thmk he was omething
much more: He was 'our linl>. to history, a
time when some of the greatest eventi;
occurred for our nation.
Did we take him for granted?
I certainly hope not.
I f1r'>t met James Roosevelt 1n
Washmgton tn 1960. He was a congres.,man
from California, anJ I was a nc~spapcr
cd11nr from Ohio. He was a dashing figure
'i tru.ling through the halls of the
Congrc\\lonal office building. Oct htng that
unforge11,1bk ~mile thJt outdid even FOR
h11n,clf.
I wa' pm 1lq1ed 10 phot0graph James
Roo<;cvclt many ttll,lC~ for publtcauon, and
I once told him "Don't worry. Jim. nobody
c.1n take a h.1d picture of you." He mAde
thnt lo.and of tmprcl\ ion on the film, and
upon <Ill o( u~. an even more la ting one.
Jim Otan. 11 fonnu NJ/tor ttlth the
Orange' C ·uunt)' Reg/ tcr, Is the bu1t1bnnd of
l'ilot Soc/ct)' Editor Vida Dean.
fomw ...... .=-:.. ....
dell " adaiRt ID 9't lmllct I ~lie """1bll° CUd rilllcl.I
-& II 2 I Emir on RoolMl'I pulllc .....
Clflll' II I CongrlllfnM irid
Orange County T~
Commission member • c:J • 'lie loved life, and ltved It with great dlstinCUon. I can't
befleVe he's gone. and we'R
never see his smiling fite
again.•
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owner of the Los Angeles
Rams
'lie had a grJi! love of life
and a great kM of 1he ans. He
was an ideal leader for us Ind we certai11y. will sorely mist
1he Inspiration he was Ible m
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was the last surviving child of
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had betn married four ttmcs.
Kn own through hi life a'i
"Jimmy," Roosevelt's career
included service in 1he Marines, 12
year1'. as a congre'lsman, and work
as a hus1ncs'i man, county traffic
commissioner, author and lecturer
at Chapman College and UCI.
''Oemocruh for Nixon ."
"I wa honored to count htm
among my grcmco,t uppuner~ and
mo t tru ted ad"1'cr,," )Jiu former
President Ri1::hard Nixon. who
praised R oo,cvc:lt a\ ::i n
out'ltanding pre"dential aide,
congre man and t.ltplom:u 1n a
written statement. "But the JOb he
did best wa al-.o one of the most
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Rooo;cvclt served w11 h d1\tinction
during World War If. earning the
rank of the Navy Cross and the
Silver Star and achieving 1he rank
of brigadier gene~al.
"I thank the natton ha' lost a
lruly gre at '>late man and a true
p3trtot," said Orange Count}
~uperv1wr l horn.I'> Rt Icy "He
nlwny'i hud time for everybody -
he n.l.way'> had that plea~ant
'mile.
Before going into the service at
H . Rt>O\c\'elt had a \ucce_ <;fut
career in 1n urance and motion
picture'> He graduated from
Harvard 1n 1930 and worked as
'iccretary/advi. er to t.he pre 1dent
from 1937-38.
W~tle he lo<;t a htd for governor
of Caltforn1a to Republican Earl
Wnrrcn in 1950, Roo evclt \\cnt
o n to become a 1x·term
congrc man, repre enting a broad
crO\S-secttOn or greater Lo
Angele .
rn 1965. Roosevelt gave up his
congrC'i'iionnl scat af1er former
Prc\tdcnt Lyndon Johnson
Jppointcd him U.S. rcprcsentalivc
to the United Nation Economic
t1nd Socuil Council.
Although he had n distingui~hcd
poltt1cal c recr of his own,
Roo cvelt never wanted to follow
in h1 father's foot tep to the
White llou c. he 1old the Pilot in
;i 19~K 1ntcrv1cw
"I 1hink my fa1hcr had thot rare
comb1nJt1on of the ob1ltt)' to do
1hc JOb nd the elf •~~uronce th:H
even if he didn't have the n wer,
he could ftnd the an wer. I-le
never douhted that he would
overcome whatever the diff1cultic'I
were."
Roo evclt later 1pcot 11me in
Europe aflcr join1n1 Investors
Overac11 trvice , Bernie
Comfcld's mutual fund empire
that collaptCd after ·it 11te to
Wiindlcr Robert Vesco 1n 1971
He returned to California in
1972 to run the bu 1ne s and
financial consultina firm he
headed ror m.any ycan.
James Roo evelt stands by side
of wife Mary in 1988 file photo.
In T983, Roosevelt helped tart
the National Committee for the
Preservation of uctAI Security and
Medicare, one of the mo t
coru rove rs1al groups on his
re umc.
Crtttc'I charged the lobby group
with terrorizing old people through
mn~• m'ulln~. telling them thett
oc1ul security benefit were In
danger.
But Rooo.evclt defended the
group ant.I '>i.11d It ~.t Nie of the
mo t 1mport.1nt endeavorll he
undertoolt. pre crving what he
con id.er'cd Wd\ hi father·~
great~t contribution to the
domestic economy
He WI\ also a member of Bo rd
of I ru~tcc of Chapman Colle e m
Orange since 1976 and a frequent
pulitical ~lcn<:c lecturer t UCI
.. Not o nly WIS he a
daatin1L1iJbM public servant and
huntafth .. lllii/ bat what m ny
pCOple dflit't1tnow i that he w
an edacator 11 well," said
Chapman ollc c President James
Doti.
ROoscveh .. Wl'I • IN!otee for
• uth Coa t Repcnory 'I hcatrc, a
member of the honrJ of directors
o( the eleanor Roosc\·cll In titute
and crvcd ~ a tru tee for both
the Much of 01mc IRtrth Odccts
l·oundation and chc R~vclt
Warm prin ~ foundauon,, He '"° · ~r\lrd on the Ptc idcnt's
'ornmt ion on h•ccutive
l· change.
I fc 1 ~urvivcd hy htt wife of 22
year , the fonMr Mary Lena
W1nt .. 11l: seve" cheldrcn, Sara_.
Kate. Al\ne, Jame Jr., MkhMI,
Hall Delano •nd Rebttta Ma ,
nd 20 1r•ndCh1ldren.
\ \ ..
I
eorgc Robert Twelvetrees
Hewes wa a diminutive
little man, a hocmakcr
never grew taller than rour-
eet, (our-inches in hei&ht. Like
be Biblical Zaccheu who had
li mbed a Sycamore tree to catch
alimpse O( Jesus a he passed
• George Hewe scrar1!blcd up a
gnarled old tree to peer through
an open window and listened
intently to the stately figure at the
podium.
Suddenly, he leaped to the
ground and dashed for home,
where he smeared his face and
hands with bootblack and soot
from the fireplncc, tied a goosc-
fcather from a pillow to hi head
and wrapped himself in a blanket.
In his hurry to catch up with the
others already marching toward
Griffin's Wharf, he forget to bring
his cobbler's hammer. But the
others would be ready -with
their axe • hatchets and pistol .
Exactly 156 years ago this week,
a brief article appeared in a
Boston new paper. It read: A
ninety-six-year-old man, aid to be
the la t surviving member of the
Bo ton Tea Party, vi ited Bo ton
thlS week from h1 re idence in
New York His name i Gcotge
Robert Twelvetrces Hewe'>. lf
you've forgotten your American
history or have attended a chool
where multi-culturali m ha
relegated significant American
historical events to footnote
statu • the Boston Ten Party wa
the opening alvo in a protracted
war against oppre ive taxation
and reign as the mother of all tax
revolts.
Well, it's lime to get out your
tea bag . The winds or a new
revolt arc in the air.
L ast week, more than 1,000
people gathered on the teps
o( the Federal Building 1n
Editorial
Wcs~ood to prote t new tax
hike'> levied by pork-barrening
politicians in Sacramento and
Washington, while more than 300
people jammed into a Santa Ana
re taurant to plan strategy and
tactics.
fhcre 1~ talk of a new anti-tax
1mt1at1ve for the 1992 ballot and
some politicians arc already lining
up to lead the parade Some arc
even already -you gue ed 1l -
cutting tue~! The Anaheim City
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AIDS unn much overdue;
dreary weather '9Verdone
_A Without fanfare or cclcbrauon, College Ho pi1al in Co ta DJ Mc a thl5 week unveiled the county's first medical fac1h1y
dedicated to treating AIDS patients.
Paoent with the deadly HIV infection at the Dedicated Care
Center will receive specialized medical treatment and emouonal
support, ho p1tal official aid
Unltke mo t hospital cuing • patients here will be able to
receive V1 itOr') 24 hou~ a day wh ile each room will be equipped
Wlth a television. a VCR and sJeeping accommodation., for one
overnight gue t . "It's long overdue for Orange Count)," noted Rich.ltd hc rr),
director of nursing and ca e management for AIDS Service.,
Foundation of Orange County.
It's also a rare bit of publicity for a ho pital that has long been
overshadowed by Ho3g Memorial or other larger fac1ht1c in the
county. " Thumb up to College Ho p1tal for having the courage tu go
forwictrd with a treatme nt center that. w 1 e mucll needed, may
have i~ critics • r1l\ To the weather. The driule. the East Coa.,t hum1d1ty and
~ the overcast kie may have pared u~ a nasty fire season,
but they've hurt the touri t trade, darnaged toe.al
bu inc e and made for the dreariest ummer in years. • And farewell to Jame Roosevelt, the d1sttngu1 hcd Newport
Beach re 1dent ond. the eldec;t w n or Prc<1ident franklin D
Roosevelt A onetime congre man, bu inc leader and x:1al ecunty
cru ader. Roo evclt w an ino;piration and a leader He'll be
mi d.
&llor wm.n. Lobdelt ••• 642-4321, ed. 351
By Jo Ellen Allen
Council hact re c1ndcd a four
percent utility tax and cut their
own salarie by 30 percent. These
~uy-. de erve a feather in their
war-bonnet.
111e v.holc 1<i4iuc of taxation
boils dow n to one 1mple problem
hv1ng "tthrn a budget
Year after year the government
prom1'e' lo rc:,train .,penaing and
cu t budgets. And they make good
their prnmi'ie: thcv re'itrain your
pending ond cut ;our budget'
Con<1eq11cn,tly. )OU c1re forced to
make \ome tough deci,ion'I
conccrnini; wha t you. can do
without m th e future.
But wh at 1f we could turn the
t able., restrain go .. ernme nt
spending by cutting it budgets
and forcmg 1t to make \Orne hard
choice., about what 11 can do
v.11hout? Maybe, JU't maybe,
go,·emment would decide 11 could
do without a s1c;,ooo 'tut.Iv on
how plant ~romc tre.,'>cd: or a
-recon•.t ru c,.ted canoe to
demon<.tratc hov. the ancient
Hawauan~ got to Hawa11 (which
co t 1he taxpayer-; a \I.hopping $2
m11l1on') '" a SI mil hon .,tudy on
""h) people wal k. or nde h1cycles
really J nece' 11y? Or "hat about
an All-lmh Genc:olog) PrOJCCI for
~I ~ m1ll1on.,
I ""on't e\cn bother to tell you
a~ut tile $25 000 10 do a :o.tud\'
(no COn\lf\JCllOn, JU\t \tuJ ) on
ltnding a nc"' locahon for •he
consre~s1on1 I gymna 1um or the
$56,000 pony-trekking center in
lreland to a -.i t those poor ~ul
who can not afford to sjiflliee
Irelan~ by pt>ny on their own.
h ha long been unde~tood
that O\ernment cannot produce .
anything It cin merely scile and
divide up what individuals
produce. Goo,;ernment can cive
th e people nothing which
eti'crnment ha not first taken
away from them. And 'the amount
which &°"ernment doles back to
the people or 'pend to promote
I heir ""elf are .., always le than
wh at 11 takes, because of the
e'cev.i-.e c:o<,t of governmental
adm1n1'itr..i tion.
George t lcwe\, Sam Adams,
John Hancock and the other
rc .. c)Cf') Bl the Bo ton rea Party
undc:No<>J fu ll well the effect of
uppres 1ve taxation on the people
and on their mo t preciou
Jl<l'i'iC't.1on -liberty -and they
""ere w1lltng 10 do w methmg
ahout 11 . , "
Many mnnth4i later, Hewes
maH:hcd tnumphantly into Bo .. ton
behind Gene r al Georg e
\\ u h1ngton a~ they routed the
Bntt<.h from the my. fl wa then
wa,brngtnn \1tid. ··w ith our faith
lav), the dec;tin\ of unborn
children." The) kept the fai th, but
""hat about uc;? The profligate
'pending and mounting debt "'II
he our leg.icy to unborn
generation' .,uccecding uc; unle s
we do '-Omcthing no".
By the \\,1y. unle\\ I am wrong
about the coming tax revolt. you
might con<i1der making )Our next
in.,,e<itmcnt 1n the coc:tumc rental
indui.tr~ Indian garh, knee
hrecchc' and colonial "ig will be
h1 th" \car!
Or. Jo f.'Jltn Alltn, • tT idcat of
Coron• I.HI ,\far. I tbc prt ldtnt
"'the l:'•l!lc f orvm of Califol"J!i•.
Ridicule often the best test of truth ..
By Hugh Hewitt
I t .1ppear., .ic. though I killed llJY flr<il • •
\uh.,cn her In t week One down. 44.m to
go
Mr. Jack Reidling, of CO<ita Mesa. ha<,
announced to William Lobdell. edito r, that
he\ through "Ith Ihe Pilot llt'i letter
appcJrcd 1n the Augu"l 8 ed1t1on of The Pilot.
<1nd 1n c.i<ic )nu m1.,~ed 1t, I'll reprint 1t in Cull
"We c.in no longer 1n gooJ con<>c1encc .
\11b,u1hc tn ,1 p.rpcr that 'ces fit to adopt the
dungcrou' ro,turc of pro-development .rnd
antl·en\lronmcnt \ht>""n in the editorial of
Au~u'I I h\ I tui:h Hc"-111. The ta~telc\<i and
lll'Uhtn!? ll\nC \\I lhl' ~Httdc prmcs to u ... HlUr
(.<1m~~1tmcnt to ideal' d1amctncally oppo<;cd to
OU~ .
Mr ~c1tlhng '' to be compltmented tor ht'
econom\ in ~ord' sf nnt for h1~ open minded
embrace of tkhatc I o he labelled dangerou,,
I.Mcie'" and tn'ulting in "t1 brief of 'lpace 1'1 to. '------------------"""'
be on the reccMng 1de of a tnplc-play of
invec11ve O ne hegins to appreciate FDR's
,1,1tc of mind when he read the peeehe. of
Son.ltor W11l1dm Borah of Idaho
Vermont Ro)"ttcr, long·time editor of the
W.111 ~treet Jou rnal\ editorial p.igc, credited
Oorah with , among <>thcr choice barb • the
'""cntton of the term "phony war," which he
opplrcd 10 the lull fu lh)w1ng I litler's blitzkrieg
of Poland nornh'\ CrtllC:I m of Roo._c .. elt'
forcittn pohC) puor tn Pearl HarN>r wa an
cndle<i ht.In)' of .1hu,c\ Borah's wa the \01cc
of the i\OlntlOOl\t rnnge of 1939 -a \mall but
noi'>} minority that challenged all ci'i!iQUC\ <lf
their tlrtho<lnx' with fcrm 'iUCh a •
''dangerou,," .;ta tl'lc..._, .. and "in ... ulting."
T he .. inglc·minded P'lhllcal e-<trc:mi't ..,
neither '"'fl1ring. illuminating. nor much
fun to he .irouml. ln \iCt .mother bnllinnt . '
c,,,l\i, "I he Bore War-.." Jt<&\\n from H'l
.muihcr tlnlh int l'i<lol. ol c"a) '· \ Linc Out
hu A Wall." J11'-cph Fp.,tcin dl\'-CCt' the bore
111 ,111 of Ill' llr her form' "1 he act o{ ~tng
truh 1-xmng 1111phc., 'omcth1n~ akm to an act
111 .1iwrc,'l<1n ) our '1.:nou' txire has no <louht'
.1brn11 h1' 1ntcrc.,trn!?nt:". he badger~. bull.,,
htir~' .t hl:,1d " l 1"tcm might ha\.C added th.H
the 'c:nnu' hnrc ,11 o ha' no douht as to h1'
~urrc:ctnc•-.. in .ill matter' Right, Mr Rc:1dhng.,
l'nlfc,.,or Rick Ro<lcnck "one ot the
1.:t'un\ry\ f mc\t lecturer' in philosophy. He
hold' forth at Duke. I reccnth lic;tcned to
C:rlC\ of Cl ht Of hi lccturcc; on tape uJe
lr1'm hcing a fine te chcr and a plend1d
r .1~onteur. Roderick i' alw verv enterta ining
tl('\,iu~ he I!> from the lunatic left on m-.ttcr'
fl\1ht1\.1I Inc lecture" I h tencll lll ere tarcJ
during the Gulf \\'1.tr, and Profe or ROdcncL.
frothed at the mouth ""hencvcr he departed
from. \<.1)', K1erL.ci::i.ml, to d1~cu~. in tc:ad .
Pre1,1dcn1 Bu4ih
But Rl)(Jern:L. cndca .. orcd h1m~clf to me b\ •
introducing me tl' the term. "folT1bh\t ." ·
A f.tlhbli,t, Ro<lerid• c:-<plJincd. 1s an
ind1v1du.1I -.ho P·"'inn.ueh hc:hc"e" 'omc:
thin~ or nme <,ct of thing'>
B ut . :.md here'-. the .kc\, thl' 1.1lhbk't ,11\\lt}'
rt'.'m.11n' a"ure that he: ur !>he r01~h1 -Jll't
m1eh1 -be 1nt11lh . cnmplctc:h ,. nd
unc4u1 .. oe.1ll) "rong lh•' l•tulll, .11lo"' fvr
a;ood humor and tulcran"'c for debate to t 1L.e
hulJ C:\C:n 111 1hc mind lll a 11mm1t1cd alll\1'1
l{udl:'ri L. prod 11mcd hrm .. df .1 l;ill1bh't e'en
'he Jenoun eel the Gull \\ .i• I v.111 gludl~
d .11m the term rn" ell \\he~ c:r 1.., remote I\
mp1.11ntnl \\Ith human h1,tory <hould a1 .. c) find
the f,tlhM"t h mner :Hlractl\C.
I ,u,pHt \1,;nator lklrah v.a not J fathbh t
\lier nil he m magcJ to dt'm"' German\ 's
11n9 I0\11'1l\O of Poland :I\ incon c.:.quent1al to
\mcrrcan forc.:.1 n p<1hC).
I "mJ'C' t Mr Reulhn~ '' al'o uncumfortuhk
"llh th 1dc.s thJt ht. mu:ht be \\tOnlo! ~ •
uncl'lmlmt hie, 1n fact. th 11 he bani he' frum
" •ht all punt th.11 rile' htm (1<KI forbid he nu~ht wnfront .t f,1rt or t\\-(l he find'
unrte ..... tntl) prm'ocatt\e Pcrh.tp he ought to
~e\:p 111 mind 1•, Jh!'' and Sh 1tte hur. ·,Joint
1dm,ln1tton that r1J11,;ule '" the he-.t te"t of
truth
Ke((l tho e c rJ, and letter romina. fol k\
llu •b 11~111 practitt .. 1 ... t1tilb Pttlls,
lt\ltr, l\ro~ & l\rla In lrtutt. ttnd hosh •
tall.-';b0tt oa l\J I M 640. 'tttturd•~ ft-om 11
a.m. to l p.m .. 11;., C'c>lumn •P~•ri tH•t)
I bu~d•.t> In 1 ht l'Unt.
&Jitor's note -The lo/lowing
arc simple~ of P1/or rc1dcrs '
comment and critici\m . The Pilot
run thc\c re<pon c\ on 1 rc1u/Jr
bam. Howctcr, "nly c1Jlen who
/enc their name (relied out). city
ind phone numhC'r (for
vcnftcation) will he pub/i\hcd
Co ta Me!\a J u1tor\ ,\'111c: Detail., vf the
Get invoh-cd hy calling tha
Readcn · llotlinc 11 64l·(t(J86.
0
lllllr'UllW ..
I reaJ )'Our new paper 1nd l JU t
wanted 10 y I Wint to ~e
mt1rc 1n1crvicw the t)'pe like you
h d with, foey Bi hofl t think
there are 1 lot of cclchntic and
colorful famou penplc: 1n the r •
lhal vmuld be "'"d of fun to ce
a nd ~oulJ he 1n1creu1n1
1nten 1 w11h them. fha&' my
C<Mnmcnt.
lJRt\ Kt G
meeting appear on the front page
t>f t<>tla \ Pilot How to get involved!
,,nd wt 'ci l1kt• to h1 1u
an C'll t1\. pa~it 1p.m1 m
..
An In pend• nt New<-pa r
Pubh hed by
P.i Croup Publt!l.hin ln
Elliot tein, Jr.
'~ rmin
WUl'-'S.loWel
tOt & Yk.-e pwesidtnt
S.WM&tble
mlNgt"I tditOr
Wll/IM .. , ....
1901·1989
fouOOing pubUl'ter
mlt for
Hidi Ratliff's mother says
annual gathering eases pain
By Vonda Vandaveer
SW! WTtlr
F or Mary Ann Ratlifr, the hardc t day
to face 1 Aug. 16 -the anni..,ersary of
her teen-age daughter's death in the
Northwest Flight 2S5 crash in Detroit four
year ag_o
The Costa Mesa re sident thought he
found a way to help ease the pain by joining
other victim$' familie in a candlelight vigil
at the crash site outside of Detroit in
Romulus, Mich. But this year, the Romulus
City Council denied the group its permit to
assemble at the hilly site located near a busy
freeway ramp, teUing the Cnmilies to move to
afer ground.
Undaunted, Ratliff and the others said
they will gather anyway, citing their rights to
Cree assembly in the Constitution. The
'
families say the crub lite ii lib a cemetery
where the spirit of their loYed oaea li¥et on.
'1Thia ~tion has an aura. or a dnwjna
affect to most of us," wrote Ratliff in 1
letter to the Romulus City Council on July
11 condemning the restriction ... We like to
be there because we CID feel dole to our
loved onca.."
Romulus city officials said they will not
stop the group from gatherina. However, the
city wiJI al~ not provide them with police
protection or portable toilets which come
with a permit. The city, though, is requiring
the group to put up a $500 cash bond to
ensure the hill 1de is cleaned and to buy a
one-day, $1 millio n insurance binder in case
anyone is injured.
The up~rt group, called Aight 2S5:
Thetr Spirit Lives On, was formed shonly
after the era h which claimed the lives of all
its passen,er except for a 4-year-old
Arizona gul. The crash, which occurred
shortly after takeoff and was subsequently
hlamed on pilot error, was one of the
nation's wont airline disastera.
Ratlifrs 16-year-old daughter, llidi, was
taking the night home after visitin1 her
fat her in Toledo, Ohio. At the time, she was
preparina to 5tart her senior year u a
cheerleader at Costa Mesa Hiah School. Sho
was dating a varsity football pfayer and
working at Flakey Jakes in Santa Ana. When
her friends learned she had died, they were
shocked and saddened the vivacious blonde
would no longer be brightening the school
halls.
For Ratliff, the suppon group pulled her
through the subsequent months and the
anniversaries of the crash. On Mat day, the
families gather to say prayers, read the
names of victims and leave behind small
mementos such a flowers.
"We have all gone on with our lives, but
we never forget those loved ones that we lo t
that day," Ratliff wrote the council. "I find
this group to be my greate t comfort nnd
support in these past few years."
SIDEWALKS: Debate over wahlng ,.
From A1
I land, Stinnett said the sidewalks
ore encrusted with "Coca Cola and
Balboa Bars ....
Stinnett 1s worried that bis ina-
bll i ty to wash his customers'
1dewalks may cost him business
from merchan t'> who decide to
ta l.e the ho!>e into their own
hands "My clients hu\le never
been not1f1ed about the ordi nance.
1 he} 'vc only tie en no11f1ed by me,"
he \a1d. "It's a big headache."
Balhoa Impr ovemen t
A''>oc1at1on Preside nt Charlie
Bauman believes merchants are
being unfair!) singled out for
enforcement of the sidewalk
wa-.hmg ban. During his morning
drive to work, Bauman said he
counted :!2 residents hosi ng down
dmcwa}' and '>ldewalk\.
.. They '>hould not juo,t pick out
the rnerchantc; and tell them not to
do 11, for mo<.t of them it's a
nccc-.sity," Bauman !>aid. "You've
gnt che"'ing gum. )OU\c got ice
cream. \011\e got pizza -I can't
mention the other thing,, they're
unpr1nt,1hk Thi<. 1<, a health
l"UC .
Slll<ll\I ~ ~
Scott Stinnett is hoping he'll be able to continue with his trade.
"There are situations that · need
to he looked at individually where
..,a nances may need to be granted
clue to health and safety
concern.,," Fisher said. City
officials will inspect th e 'l1dewalk s
o f 1nd1v1dual busine ses to
determine if their reque ·t for a
... an ance are warranted, according
to 1-isher
allow businesses to keep tfie'ir
s ide walks clean . "In the
commercial area where they have
food, they should allow it to be
cleaned at least once a month ."
,
l'IM ... ""'··~ 4 Sixteen~yHr-old Hidi Ratliff was
killed in a Detroit plane crash
four years 01go.
City drought a\'>ist ance
coordinator Cathy Fisher aid her
tkpartment I'> 1us1 beginning to get
\.,tlls from local business owners
. 1huut the ordinance.
Out local real ec;tate broker Mel
htch'I who own s a building in
Balhoa said there needs to be a
change an the ove rall policy to
Phil Tozer, an owner of the
Balboa Pavilion, has found a
solution to his deaning problems.
He's installed a saltwater pump
and for the last two weeks has
used ocean water 10 wash off
sidewalks. "We're the first ones to
put in a wash-down system with
saltwater," Tozer said .
Sh.tl>N NurlWI ~ .,.,. ... ~
Window washer Scott Stinnet goes about woric on office window.
II
Local departments
can't make event
COSTA MESA -Jn an effort
to unrrove community relations,
evera law enfor~ement agencies
will provide information at this
weekend's third annual Orange
County Gay and Lesbian Pride
Cel ebration abo ut ca reer
opportunities and preventing
en mes.
Because or financial and staff
limitations, Co ta Mesa and
Newport Beach police will not be-
among the law enforcement
participant , aid Scott Liles, a
board member with the Orange
County Cultural Pride, which is
organizing the festival.
Costa Mesa has a hiring freeze
and recruitin$ efforts have been
suspended while the two recruiting
officcrS" in Newport Beien are
either on other a signmcnts this
week.end or on vacfttiort, Liles said.
Liles said he understands the
limitations of the two departments
and overall he is pleased with the
response from all law enforcement
agencies in the county.
Six departments will have
displays at the festival while four
other departments have given
officers permis.sion to appear in '
their uniforms on a voluntary
basi .
"I'm overwbelmiagly in pired by
the response l'm getting," he said.
Lilec; said he hope that all
departments could at lea t have
in1erc•1t card available for festival
vi 1tor who are intcre ted in
getting on employment waiting
h IS.
Fe tival hour for the 1991
Orange County Gay and Le bian
Prtdc Celebration on the UCl
campus are from noon to lO•p.rn.
on Saturday and Crom 11 a.m. to
10 p.m. Sunday.
The Orange County Gay and
Le bian Pride Parade will begin at
noon on Sunday and will proceed
along Campus Ring Road.
festival admis,ion is $10, and
parade viewing ic; free.
For more information call 998-
4498.
-By Tbe Piiot
sos: Local restaurants oner
to help leelt the city's hungry
CLUB: Irvine showed enthusiasm for project
From A1
from the so~ boarJ. hlrhath
'aid
Lo~ ti rc,1,1urant' started
exploring w.1y'> to help SOS
feed 1hc hungn C\.eral wed>'>
ago. Rmoff 'aid The group has
\lnC1. met Wi t h sos
rcpre<,cntat1'c' and j, planning
.rnn1hcr meellng.
1 hl ~ruup " made up of such
well known rc<.taurateurs as
M11.h 1cl ( h1<ing (Mandarin
(JC1urmct); Jim Dale (Vill a
No' .1 l: Doug CavanauRh
I
'
(Ruby's); 8111 Hamilton (The
Cannery); Michael Kang (Five
I cct and hvc Feet Too); Phil
Crowley {h"'e Crowns); Hans
Prager (The Rit z and The
Yankee Tavern). Bob Spivak
(Daily Gnll); and Ron Higgins
(Trans Pacific Restaurants).
Food service representatives
al-;o involved include Darryl
fletcher wit h Kraft Keeler, C.E.
Palmer with Triple L, Rick
Nicholas with Newport Meat •
Co and Robert Toler with S.E.
Rykoff Co.
From A1
"He thought it was a good idea,
that it would bring people down
here to all the other properties
that he was developing," Ring
said. "He was completely
enthusiastic about the Bay Club
idea"
Ring said a letter written by
Irvin e in 1938 objecting to
proposed industrial uses of the
property has been misrcprc cnted
by those opposing current Bay
Club expansion plans. Newport
Beach City Attorney Roben Wynn
agrees, saying the icttcr wa5
written in response to a propo al
to rezone the property.
... the Bay Club, and Ring is troubled
by the lad. of pubhc uppon for
expansion plans. 'What else would people want done with that Bay
Club? It doesn 't lend itself to any other type of
development. 1
"I JU t don't know why anybody
"'ould oppose the idea (of Bay
Club expansion)," Ring aid.
_._ _ "What else would people want
done with that Bay Oub? It
BBC founder doc n't lend 1t elf to any other
--------------------------type or development."
"The James Irvine letter wa in
opposition to industrial u e of the
p roperty," Wynn aid, "He wan ted
the property to benefit the ge neral
publi c, which 1s being
accomplished by taking the
revenues and helping maintain all
the manv, many tideland "'e have
available for the
California.··
people of But many opponents of the Bay
Cub's e~pansion plan ay they
recognize that change i needed.
"We agree that some level of
refurbishment is needed there,"
With a guarantee of $25,000 n
yeur in city revenues from the
proposed club, the bid ubmitted
by Ring, Henderson and Kendall
wos approved by city officials and
a lease was signed on March S,
1948. The city now receives $1
million n year in revenues from
aid Kevin Greene, president of
C liff Haven Homeo wner
iat1on "But just what that
would be is difficult to say right
now."
CORRECTION
tn a news story on the Balboa
Bay Club expansion debate in
the weekend edition of The
Pilot, part of a quote by
Newport Beach Mayor PhiJ
Sansone and the contc~ in
which it was lated was cut
from the tory due to an error.
The paragraph should have
read:
Newport Mayor Phil Sansone,
who voted again t Bay Oub
plans, said he know of at lea.lit
f 1ve people who've been
contacted by the Bay Club'
telephone public relatton
campaign. "I think they want to
know what the public wants,"
Sansone said. ''We want 10
k.now too."
Supervisor Wieder gains most
ol Costa Mesa In redistricting
By Anna Cekola
Sllfl Wflllf
COST A MESA Orange
County Supervisor this week
~======:::::::::::::::::::::::===============~approved an outline for new d1 tr1et boundanc that would put
The unanimous approval
may be challenged
because some contend
that it would splinter
minority communtties in
Santa Ana and Garden
Grove.
WAX
utnu.PlllH •2ao -· eq.ft.
most of Costa Mesa into
Supervisor Harriet Wiedcr's
Second District.
The unanimous approval may be
challenged becau e some contend
that it . would ,plintcr minority
commun1t1es m Santa Ana and
Garden Grove. The new map
would take eff«t Nov l.
Thom Riley, who had C°'ta
Mesa m his Filth 01'1tnct ince the
early 19-ro., will pick up cities in
south Oranae County. He will
keep New port Beach, hu
hometown.
The rcdi.stnctin -which "
done every JO years -i based on ttte chan11n1 ccn~us numben and
tryma to gcr an equal 482,000
r idcnt an each di trict, tid
Mark Goodman, c•ccutivc
as 1 1ant to Riley. ..
When s1ttin1 down to draw the
red trictina maps; Goodman said
it became otMou that dnwina
new di,trict tiound1ry hne1 at the
'an Dicao freeway. the Corona
del Mnr Freeway and Newport
Ooulcvard made a lot of sense io
term of acnina the naht number
of people into the two districts.
Mo t of the contrO't'erax is
centered on Supc,...· r R<>sc:r
Stanton' F1rat Di trict, which will
he 63 percent minority. compared
to it current 6 t percent. Stanton'•
di tri t induJe hi hometown or
rounta1n Valley.
Uut the adopted plan divide•
nta Ane, the city with the 11'&)o
larac't t.atino population . in 1ho
county, among three 1uperv1ton. It
alt0 ha!Yes Garden Orovo and cull
Kroll other dtie1.
Minority ~uy they an miewlila their .,,._. w1 wW ... ., the mp in ......
•
--15, 1911
The Newpprt 8llctvrata Mela Plot
s,.,.. 1aw ..... ea.tto. ••. • .60-4.UI at. m
• • • at the Senior Games -----
Age has no limit when it comes-~ . .
down to just going for the gol~
"This is an event these people
remember for months," Stelzer aaid.
"We had people who were reluctant to
come, but wound up having the best
time of all. It's a wonderful activity. The
peo.Ple who organize it really make the
ae niors !eel special and that's what it's
all about."
N ewport Beach's Ray Baumgartner
suppressed bis eam-t<HU grin
long enough to admit the events
of the fourth annual Senior Games,
Wednesday at the Orange County
Fairgrounds, were a definite challenge. _..,,,,Stelzer admitted the competitive
environment brought out dormant
desires in some
Baumgartner, however, was equal to
the challenge, as were several Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa oompetitors.
"It's challenging, due to our ages,''
·said the 81-year-old Baumgartner, who
earned a gold medal in the 76--85 age
division in the discus event.
Baumgartner, representing Newport's
Park Superior, sailed all five of his flying
disc throws through th~ three-foot
diameter or the hoop from ab()ut 15 feet
away to cam bis divisjon's top honor.
He later displayed proudly his gold
medal, a shining complement to a pair
of blue and red ribbon he'd earned in
preliminary competition.
Other area gold medalists, victorious
among finalists who qualified during
preliminary compelition, included Ira
Dowd, 72, of Newport Beach's f.1agship
Heath Care (baseball) and · Rita
Selingct, 71, representing Co ta Me a's
Mesa Verde Convalescenl facility
(basketball). ·
MacDonald Bonner, 86, of Park
Superior earned a pair of silver medals
(targel shoot and basketball), while Lee
Bodie, 71, of Flagship .also t90k hom~
her division's second highest honor m
basketball.
'This is an
event these
people
remember for
months. We
had people who
were reluctant
to come, but
wound up
having the best
time of all.'
of t be
participants.
"Ira (Dowd.
who took top
honor s in
baseball, hitting
a ball of a
batting tee fo r
distance) was
quite an athlete
and he was
really pumped
up to compete.
The e people
shoot the
ba ketball, or hit
the ba cball and
-~ rnua it brings back
Ragshlp official me mo r i e s of
when they were
younger."
Jn addition to baseball and basketball
(free throw shooting on miniature
baskets with under-sized balls),
panic1pants tried their hands at M>Cecr
(kicking a ball through clo ely·placcd
pylon ), volleyball, shot put (launching a
softball for di tance), and the "Indy
500" wheelchair race. Robert Neblett, 76, of Mesa Verde
Convalescent, took home a bronze
medal in the target shoot, as did 93-
year-old Helen Schwenk (basketball)
and 74-year-old. Elizabeth Moore
(baseball), both competing with
flagship.
"f was very athletic when I was
younger," said 84-year-old Blanche
W1daw~ky of Mc a Verde, who made
. the finals i.n soccer. "Thi gives me a
chance to flex some unused muscle ."
Lillian Piper, 98, of Park Su~rior,
said he hopes to keep winning ribbons
-she earned first-place blues in
baseball and basketball, a wc;ll a a
New,>ort Beach's Lillian Piper, 98, make
her IOOs.
contact en route to rt; peat c~pion hip performance Wedne· day.
But there was more to thi
competition than collecting hardware, as
Flagship Associate Executive Director
Bruce Stelzer altc ted. · econd·place red in the di cus -into
"Laf;I yeJr I won two, c;o I wa
an'<10U\ to come back thl'. year," Piper
s:ud "I'm looll.mg forward to next )Car."
#
Other ribbon "inners from Mc .1
Verde included Rene Mortcllette. 6,
Leigh_ D<>d on, 67, Jean Miller, 70:
b\hcr Mitchell, 92: Peggy Gottleib, Q,
Grunion ·keeping him strictly in the dark
T he running of the bull this was not.
While my spons reporting
experiences arc many and varied,
until Monday I didn't know a grunion
from an onion.
And even now, afler
officially JOin1ng the
elite ranks of grunion
runners, I have still yet
to meet one of the e
fishy characters in the
scales.
For those uninitiated
in this long-running
California tradition, a
grunion 1 a member of
the Atherinidae family,
genus and pccies
Leuresthes tenuis.
Pretty impressive title, I
admit, for a fi h that
On the
move
weighs 1n at one ounce nd mea ure no
more than a haJf-foot on average.
The world record grunion, in fact,
broke the tape at 7.5 anche . Not exactly
Wild Kingdom foota,1e. Could you
imagine mounting one or the e babies in
the den?
Back in the '50s, l am told, $atlors
~
At least you 're sur~ to get your
eyes full at Running of the Bulls
referred to the practtce of chasing after
women o going on a grunion run.
TodJy. a grunion run i where
fi hermen hnc the shore from Magdalena
Bay tn Baja, Cahfornia to San Franc1 co
Bay up north and wail for these little
critter to come swarming onto horc to
sacrifice their lives for grunion cocktail.
And why do they come a hore m the
fi~t place, you a k? So did I. It seems the
grunion arc the only Cahfomia £1 h
known to trand thcmscl\ie on land to
depo~it their eggs in the sand.
Spawning take place Crom early March
through September on the the three or
four ni&f\ts folJowina the f'lU moon and
during the one to four hours
immdediately after high tide.
Female , accompanied by one to eight
males, swim onto the beach, dig
them~lvc int.a the und and do their
businc before bc1na w hed back to sea
b> 1he nc\t wa\c.
I( they're luck).
h om June through Scptcmhcr the
grunion are fair game to amone with a) a
"ahJ Cnhfomta tatc f1 hing ltcen c, b)
willing to "Coop up the c hppcn
cre.11urcs with h1 bare hnnds, Mncc
trappi ng devices of any kind arc \tnctly
forh1ddcn: and c) lucky enough to find
them
) uu 'cc it\ a 1-no"'n fact that the
grunion "11/ \hO\lo up at the clppo1ntc<l
time l he big que1,t1on, though, and the
onl\ thing that favors the fi\h in 1h1\
one '•<led conic 1, 1 . ...,hue?
o. Jmted with thi' knowledge. II large
bucket, a nashhght und equal p:im
ant11:1p:ltwn anJ npprchen.,1on. 1 -;ct C1ff
MondJy night at 11.45 pm in -,e,m:h of
the clu'l"e grunion
FiN top, the pier at ewport Beach.
Herc. I found dozen of eaccr Rruniol'.l
Getting a-kick out Of Ame ~~can
By K1ttt Wolcoct I
SPw ~ 'Kids (in America) have n one to idolize .. Hou can you ever get to
like soccer here? You can't read about it in the papers You can 't G rowina up In South London, Ray
Hales ei.perienccd brand of
soccer as f oreian to m t
American youth playcn a , say, cricket
or crumpets.
"In EnS)and e\lcryonc IJ treated with
more of a profc ional attitude You
have. your own drc.sama room with
howcn and your hirt hanging up, even
if you're $ or 6 ycarJ <)Id " Hales said.
"It makes )'OU Itel proud."
Hald, 29, ha been invoNcd with the
pon a Iona a he can remember -
f1nt m h&J hoinct.own ol Bermond y,
l!n1t1nd, where he l'OIC to the rank or
a second Ot"i ion profca ional player,
and more recently ., a coach ttnd
director ol the NcYtport Hubor Soc'cr
Club.
Throuah h' upcncnccs, Hak:I noted
1 number of dtffercncu between youth
M>tter here and 1hroad.
In Enaland, ror lnttance, IOCtCf a•mc
see it on the telly.•
arc telcv1scd three or (our times a ~eek,
he 11d One of h' ronJc\t mcmorie
from childhood wa watching aame3 on ·
1 V, wolfina down dinner and racin1 out
to the field to work on moves he w the
tan maltc.
"' "Kill (in Amert ) ha"c no one to
idoltze," Ha\c td. "How can you ~r
get lo hke socxcr here? You can't read
about it in the papc You can't c it
on the telly." ...
Anothc~ Jl&rtnl ~hffcccncc, he 'aid, i
the rond1t10n of the play1n1 field •
In E•l•nd rtekb arc 1r y. 1bundant
and utually vacant, whcrea in America
grH 1 a luxury and poor field
COndht0n often lead to nccdtu
-MYIUI
youtn soccer coach
mjunc . ·
f~qually frum1t1nf• he JJed, i the r
near impos 1l'\1hty o warmina up hi ~
team before a m tch, incc • l1c;k or
playina urface~ here m1tko multiple
pmci on the amc field a nee 1ty.
Not all the diftcrcn ~. though, arc
b d, I or one thin Hale aic.f.
American r rent ct mv lvcd far more
than their Bnti~h ctluntcrp rt .
"In Enctand we had a bet or a
problem with parent ct1in1 ahu~ve to
the referee " he 11id. "Nuw the)' JU t
drop off the kidl and pu them up aa.-n after the eoeches arc lh~ ...
American IOCCer allo cJllCCI in 1tt
women· pmc.. In EnateH, the lpOM it
runners. 'Orne 1tttng on bucket , othen.
sweeping the o,and for early arrival and
till othero; spcakmg boa,tfully of pa I
grunion conquc I .
Thi would ht a nap, I figured Ma}he
I 1hould h.ivc brought a bigger bud.ct
Maybe J hould have !upped dinner.
Mayb~ t should
ha\'c.6Cnt out
invitation to all
mv friend\ to J01n
me in a grunion
fca t
I could f;Cf"C
grunion on fanC}
cracker for hor-.
d't'ICU\lfC
<;h1 h-kalx>b the
<.,uc;k.er' for the
m.un cour,c. Ha"e
grun1nn a la moJc
for dc"ert ...
Or, ma'i'hc I
coulJ tr) 'runher
up the be ch.
'Ive been on
plenty of
grunion runs .
Sometimes they
come in and
sometimes you
get nothing.
You've got to
just keep
trying.'
-llW&B•t
Grant Boys
After an hour of waiting, I decided the
'neak:y o;norlle~ll weren't goinJ to make
ton1sht am ph1b1ou landing 1n cwport.
SM GRUNION 14
soccer
\tall ph ed aim l e'clu 1\ely ~ men
uml lloy~.
A for p rticipation. the United tJte
i1vci; th"' ~ccr<r r:y 811t\ a run for
their m ney, at lea t on the uth lc,cl.
' Soccel' I the f tc t lfll'Wlnl )'OUlh
pon in Amcuca," Hale id . ''There
,,re O\er 16 milhon kiJ pla ina the
port here."
And pl• in& 1t ~elJ.
"ft hod. me •II the talent (American
youth ) hl\IC, Where do they get it?
Who dO they look up t ?" he ,.,J,..,
Hale~ tapped into !14.lmc of th•l talent
• htn he am~cd in Newport Beach ! •t
year "° tart up a ilk ~rcen1ng bu 1ncs •
c th of the cwport Harbor
\ ion (named after hi O\\n rr (c ional
1de bil\:k in l·n land. the Millwall
l aon }. Hale uiJeJ th I l·and·undcr
team ttl 1 S1Wtr Di'i ion ch mrion~h1p
in 1t 1 t aton of ch1h er. ••
The Uon ha 1ncc moved up co the
top-rated Gold 01v1 inn. wh re. when
S..SOCCER,9
Jane M1ller, 75, took home nbbon for
Park Supcnor. "hile Boh 1 itgem er, 71,
.ind. Mildred Hargrave. Q4, competed for
Flag,.h1p .
ltt s not always
wh at it appears
at Pan Am Games
I t'~ becoming tough l<l watch the P 10
American Game" ~1th l 1del Ca trn
acknowlcdgm~'c'"" Cuban '-1Ctor;
The Game ha"e hcen t'luilt up to he ~
competiuun '1m1lar to the Ol)mpic' whett
actual!). Jue to many vanou" reason,, 1t ·
more for intcma11onal
npcrience and
education for future
/
Volleyball
I
t,
A 1ununer meltJ into fall. it's time 10 1tart abinkinc apin about
such thi"ll as hOmcWort. Halloween and •.. road raca.
The inauaural Autumn Clauic 5K. lOK and half·milc kids
run is scheduled for Oct. 19 in Newport Beach to benefit the Upper
Newport Bay &x>locical Rcserve and S.O.S. Share Ounolve1
. prosram.
"Great thought went into this but we finally narrowed it down to
two worthy charities,'' said Ray Pion, Marketing Director at the Back
to Ba ics clinic, which serve a a co.director for this event along with
Elite Racing.
Thi TAC-sanctioned race, co-spon ored·by The Piiot, i expected
to draw between l,500 and 2,000 participants and more than $20,000,
Pion said. '
The cour e, which tnrts and finishes at Newport Dunc , winds its
way through the scenic Back Bay Arca and parz.lle the Upper
Newport Bay Ecological Re erve.
Co t for the SK (3.1 miles), which begins at :30 a.m., and the lOK
(6.2 mile!>), which begin at 8 a.m., is $18 for individuals and $150 per
team. The kids race, for age 4-9, co l S 10.
Runners will receive top-quality T-shirts, refre hments and a
chance to win prize such a clothing and a trip 10 Hawaii Bl the
po t-raC1: party. The fi rst 100 tQ register also get free gait analy is at
Back to Ba 1cs Chiropractic &. Medical Wellness Center, and award
will be given for the be l autumn theme costume.
Fo.: more infonnation, contact Back to Basics at 650-0736 or Elite
Racing at 548-4897. .
-By Tht Pilot
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B alboa Bay Club raced away
with first place finishes in
the 100 mixed meQley and
mixed freestyle relay a1 the Beach
Arca Swim Conference final in
Newport Beach on Saturday.
Teams and individuals
representing Mesa Verde Country
Club. Newport Shores Swim Team,
Orange Coa t Children's Swim
Team and Long Beach Yacht Club
wam with Balboa Bay Club aJ the
Newport Shore Community Club.
The swim conference was
formed six year!> ago b)' Orange
Coa t College aquatics coach
Don Wat on to de-emphasize
compct1t1on and concentrate on
fun anJ improvement.
Balboa Bay Club turned in a
111nc of J minute, 19.81 seconds to
win the medley relay by more than
three econds, while taking the
free relay in l :09.37. .
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t.4ixte 100 n-.dley retay -(5-6) 1 Lono Buell.
1 33 74; (7·8) -1 Balboa Bay Cklt>. 1 1981. (9·
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Srnllfl (Newport Shotts). 23 44; 3 6w (LB). 23 84.
(5·8 bOyS) 1 Oralle (1.8). 19 39, 2 Slone (HtwpO(t
Shores) 19 30. 3 Bta.r (Orange Cols!), 2885. (7 ·8
olfls) 1 McMullen (l8). 18 20. 2. BaiT (LB). 18 89.
3 8ooltz (88C). 17 45. (7-8 bOyl) 1. Cook (88C),
15 90. 2 8tldon (BBC) 18 66, 3 8ak11 (LB). lil 84
SO lrM -(9-10 01111) 1 Vat! W9lt (l.B). 35 03, 2
Dull.n (tiS) 35 ~. 3 Jacot>s (l8), 37 24. (9· 10
llOVSI 1 HM! (LB). 32 ~. 2 Jesmdll (l.B). 35 24. 3
wrun CNSI. 36 30, OH2 glrls~. Leahy (LBJ. 32 21. 2 CllQlle (lB). 33 30, 3 w (l.8). 33.70.
I I 1-12 berf1) 1 Mc!AAe11 (LB}. 96, 2 K111nS
(LB) 3 I !>A 3 HOltnln (~esa Verde). 32 80. (13-
0>tl glllsJ 1 Teal (88C). 30 49 2 Larsen (0CC)
30 72, 3 Askew (lB). 34 44 (13-o¥er ~) 1 s'
l<ennedt (HS), 25 48 2 C l(eMedy (NS), 27 09, 3
E Wood NJld. (L8). 29 10
25 l>iUSI -(5-6 gttls) 1 8athen (BBC), 29 89,
2 T111m (BBC). 30 48 3 Wiison (NS). 33 48, (H
bO'f') I Oralle (lB), 2821. 2 fot1ler (BBC), 30 44,
3 "1\111111 (OBC), 32 31. (7-8 qitts) 1 Miller (BBC),
23 74 2 Grtnittt (88CJ. 25 35. 3 rttzoeoroe (88CI.
25 $9 17 ·8 bOyS) 1 Hoomas (88C). 23 18, 2
Vtaoet (88C). 2367. 3 Caples (0CC), 25 01. (9 10
Qlft\I 1 Waid \LB). 21 34. 2 Rooertson (MV). Z2 O.S 3 Bannbl'Ock (NS), 22 84 (9· 10 bOys) 1
H~1e llB), 18 91 2 Wheny (OCCI 21 76. 3 Wise
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1 'ff~d tLB), 4131, 3 SM (MV). 4363. (11-12
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la•SOll (OCC) 43 41, 3 Stone (llS) 44 56 (13·0'ttr
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18 37. 2 8oora IBBCJ. 20 68. J Chnsllnon (NS),
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18 27, 2 EYJnS IB8C). ~o 20 3 Wise (BSC). 20 31
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1 Sronei (NS) 25 OS 2 Hale (LB). 26 34. 3 kin
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2 Dukts (MV). 22 22 3 CMstlanson (NS), 2? 53,
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22 06. 3 Jendrustoa (BBC). 22 88. (9-10 girts) j
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1 28 70 2 l"O tBBCJ I 31 13 3 °'*' (NS)
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By l<kk WolcOll
Sooi1I WI*'
T he rapid )UCcess Of the
Newport Hnrbor Lions
undcr-12 boys soccer team
cannot be attributed to iJs head
coach nlone.
"All my players nrc the mo t
rnlcnled in whalcver sport they're
in," ~nid Ray •!ales, who coached
the Lions to a Silver Oi .. ision title
in the team's firi.t scawn or play.
Hnles, u former prof e sional
soccer plnyer in En&land, said he
doc:.;n't mind thot his players play
u variety of spons in the off season.
In fact, he welcomes the skill ,
such ns ti~ht mJr~ing und h.ind·
eye coordination, that basketball
nnd ba cball leach.
Out once on the soccer field, he
dcmonds total 011en1ion focused
on his words ond th~ black·nnd·
white bouncing ball.
So far, he's been ,cuing it from
plarers like 11-ycnr·old Dui.ty
If cm, who Hules called "one of
the mosl gifted players I've ever
seen.
Brlelly
••He loves the s~me. practices
everydaf and has skill1 that you
just can t tcoch," Hules said.
Bretl UGker, off ull•)tar
basketball player, is •mother
stondout on Hale's soccer team. Jn
a recent rournament, Baker,
ployina center forward, )Cored five
of the Lions' six goals in five
games.
"He's i.corcd so nrnny ~onls with
his head, it's nm:izing," said Jfalc!l
of Daker, who was the coaches'
pick for most valuable player lust
year.
Although H:iles SCCS the
odvantnge in his ploycrs pursuin~
other porti. than soccer, he ol..o
realizes that connicls will occur.
~cc:ntly, Drian Bissel, o vnlucd
conlributor to the Lion ' success,
considered plnyinil football this
year before ultimately returning to
the ~ccr field.
Dccausc of this, Hales hopes lo
n11ntct even more player to next
season's spring tryouls. As head of
the Newport Harbor Soccer
Program, he overs~es\the 13 teams
which make up the highly·
competitive club.
Boys clubs take a break
with summer near end
A rea youth groups will be taking a short recess in the weeks to
come to gear up for the busy fall season ahead.
The Harbor Arca Boys Oub in Co ta Mesa will be closed
Aug. 23 and re-open Sept. S.
The East Bluff Boys Oub in Newport Beach will also be closed on
Aug. 23, re-opening Sept. 9.
And Girls Incorporated of NewportaMesa wall clo c Aug. 30, re·
opening after Labor Day on Sept. 5. ·
To honor the end or summer, Guls lncorpora1ed will hold 1lS
annual talent show Friday beginning at 6:30 p.m. with a paghelt1
dinner.
This year's show, which is open to the puhlic, will feature girls and
boys performing skit from the hit TV show ''In Living Color," as
well as magic hows , singing and other acts.
Cost 1 $4.50 for adults. SJ.SO for children and $5.50 a1 the door.
For more information, call Girl Incorporated at 646-7181.
Titan Soccer School scheduled
T he Titan Soccer School, for boys and girl ages 5-16, wtll be
held Aug. 19-23 from S-8 pm. al Balenc Park {corner of
Adams & Mc a Verde West) m Costa Mc a.
The co\t for the chool is $95 with a $10 discount for the second or
third child in the same family.
The school. under the direction of Cal State Fullerton head occer
coach AJ M1stri along with a number of Fullerton socce r players and
some high school , nd college coaches, prom1 e a ratio of 10-12
camper per coach. The school offers a variety of curriculum to
educate yo,ung people in the fundamentals or soccer. The campers
will be organized by age or ability in matched group .
Each camper will receive his/her own soccer ball, a camp T· h1rt,
bumper sticker, T11an soccer water bottle and cenif1catc of
compleuon
The school crve as a main source of funding for the Cal 5tate
Fullerton Soccer Scholnr$hip Fund.
For more information, call AJ M1stn at (714 ) 773-CAMP or Ca thy
Plock at (714) 545-9129
Gymnastics program available
T he Newport Beach gymna tic program roll 1010 action Aua. 26
al Lincoln G~-mna ium in Corona del Mar
All bo~ and girls, with or witho ut previous gymna tics
eitpcrtencc, arc encourogcd to part1c1pate in a variety of clll5SC
including Tumbling Toddlers. No Parel'lt·Ju t Me, beginning,
intermediate and advance co-ed.
Each course 1s de igned to de\ielop trcngth, coon.hnat1on,
Ocx1b11ity ond progrc 1ve gymn 11c slulls, while providing fun for all
those 1nVOl\ied.
ror more information, call the City of Nc~port Beach, Par ,
Bcachc~ and Rccrca11on Deportment al 644·3151.
Boy Scouts offer varied classes
T he Boy Scout ca Bae or Or nge County 1\ offering a variety
of cla e throughout the re l of Augu t to Bay Scout and any
other youth club members.
The 13 week-Iona cla C'l include beginning \llhng, wind urfin •
canOCmJ. rowing, motor boatina and other outdoor in truction, a
well a indoor counc\ in weather, radio operation nd occano raph ,
\aid ca Base Director Mickey Hunter
"Mo'lt kids trcnt 11 hkc a college," Hunter aid , "1 hey tn~e cla,,c.,
1n .the murning, hrcnk fur lunch and then t\lkC more cla sc in the
afternoon " •
TI1c c;la cs run Monllay throu h Jor1day at varu>u time t the Sea
Base in Ncwpon Uca..:h,
C-0 t range (rum SIS for the firit aid cour e to $·10 for the 2C).hour
aaihn& cl•''· in which Doy Scouts wurk toward their \J1hna merit
bade.
In the fish.Ina cla , which c t S3.S, p rticir1n1 fi h the Cir t four
da)'I from the ca Oa dock and pend hal of the fifth l.lay on a
ftthin1 boat trip, Hunter nid. for more information, call the Boy rout e Ba cal 642· 031.
Soccer clinic signups at Boys Club
S l&ft ups 11c currently being lakcn for the OiJCOYery 1..cr
Chn1c 10 be held Aua. 26·JO It the Harb(lJ Arca Uc:iys Club in
Cc. ta Mc a,
Now 1n ill seventh IHllOn, the clime i Ofl(n to boy$ and &irl\ aat
6-12 and cmpha i1 1n truction in all h ic IO«Cr killa"
Coach Terry Cutville head up the m1n1-amp, which run """' I·
3:30 p m each day. Cc t 1 ~ for each partic1p nt.
for more infonnation. Call the Boyt Club It 642•22 .. , Of crry
Cofvslle It 6)).7966 -It, D. Nef
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NeWport Harbor Lions
have an English base
to work their magic
From 81
the sca'°n tom in September,
they will look to Hole~ to help
them go after the gold.
Toward thi end the happy-go-
lucky coach has already begun 10
instill some of the secr~t of home,
starting with an Engli~h-styled
"club" sy tern to develop player
talcnr.
"When I was 14 l was assigned
to the local pro team as a
schoolboy player. I \\Ore a jacket
with the tC'ilm colors and a tie and
l>adgc whenever I \\Cnt to a pro
game," Jlalc said.
Now, as head of the Newport
I farbor Soccer Club, he O\ler cc:s
I 3 t c ams. e a'c h w i t h a
professionally·lrained co:>ch 01 the
helm. This season. youn&cr pla)crs
will rcc~ivc free tickets to the
Pacific Soccer League games to
cheer on the Lions' semi-pro team,
ju~t-os Hales rooted for the locab
back in England.
cnvi ions 1 feeder protram here.
"At 16 I was an apprentice. It
~as horrible pay and l h d to
'At 16 I was
an apprentice. It
was horrible
pay and I had
to clean the
other players '
boots, but I
eventually
moved up to
the reserves
after two years
and signed
professionally.•
clean 1hc
other
player's
boots, but
I e ,. en"
tu ally
moved up
to the
reserves
and ofter
two Jears
signc on
prof.
essionally,"
said Hales,
whose
Cou r -ye a r
career
ended in
1980 with a
back
-MY MlO injury.
soccer coach • • 1 • v e
MM<~
Omar Hussein of Newport Httrbor lions prttctices dribbling drill.
His lon.g-term goal 1 to develop
these youn;er playcn., the undcr-
11 te:im being the youngest, to one
day join the semi-pro quad. H;ilcs
gotten so
much out of this sport," he ndded,
"now I want to gtve b:1ck as much
as I c:in."
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From 81
year, we have battled very evenly
with the Cuban&.
The United States Men's team
that was sent to the World
University Games fini hed ~cond
behind Poland Thi l the h1ghe t
fi ni h that .a United States team
has ever finished &t the Univer ity
Game .
Mo t countrie keep their
national teams in college while
they are competing in1ernationally
so mo t of the teams arc
compo ed of national team \
member .
The United State National
Team ("A Team") kept Brinn Ivie
and Brent Hillyard with them. Our
"B" team ~as composed of college
players who have not yet been a
part of our national team.
USCs Jason Perkins and Nick
Becker, as well as Long Beach
State's Matt Lyles and Brett
Winslow, were on this outstanding,
=
but in~rie~ te11n. Our '1 team in Cuba ii
made u C part ol lbe Workt
Univenuty Gam~ team and IOmC
of the "A" team player who have
not pJ3ycd very much.
Con~quen1l}. 'tl.C again have not
sent our best while Cub.1 and
Brazil have.
It will tlc a great experience for
our boy but. unfortun:uc:ly, it will
probably provide [•idel with
another chance to "Onunt hi
tu ff."
Our men's national team hu\/
JU t finh.hcd the World ~ague A
with the "omen, our men mu\t
play '"'ell at the NORCFCA
Game-. While they have already
quahr1ed for the Borcelonn
Olymp1t·, ba ed on the \ICtOI) ut
the Seoul Olympic in 1988 which
give:. thc.m and automa11c. ou r
men have not qualified for the
19Ql World Cup competition
which 1 in Japan in November.
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T he Newport Bea Aquaaic:I
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kayakina. rowinj and surf
~kics durifta the 1ummer.
Con1inuou1 kayakin1 clinics,
each Sunday Crom ti :30-1 p.m ..
C(Wcr h111c paddling techniques for
i fee of S 10. Hring a swim suit and
he prepucd to get wet.
l 1lc&uard from Au,tralia to
C:.11iforni.\ prefer surM.:ics for
~can kayaki ng and racing. ~am
ho~ to paddle: urf kies on the
c.tlm wuter!I of Newporl Harbor.
The Newport Aquatics Center
off e~ several four-cla se • c ion
for $65.
Sunday e sion run from Aug.
I -Sept. 15 from 1-3 p.m.
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Newport Aquatics Center at 646-
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''°"' 81 As a arunion hunter, I had to
iturt thinUna like I ananion. Ir I
planned to spawn on a bot
sunlmcr niah1 with 1 thousand or
w o( my closcsl f rlends, where
wuuld I ;o? Th~ Fun Zone, o(coune. So,
off I ruced to Oolboa Island, where
I watched the waves come in but
no grunion.
II wns ofter 2 a.m. when I
arrived ot Huntington Oeach, only
to be foiled a third time.
Obviously, the grunion had headed
10 San Frnncisco to col sourdouah
brcnd and toke in a Jate Giants
game.
Alas, I was whipped by a fish
the site of a Popsicle. However,
according to Kelli Sorenson, who
runs the boit and tackle shop al
The Grant Boys in Costa Mesa,
such is lhe fate or grunion-running
novices ond pros, alike. ....,-
"I've been on plca&y of grunion
run ," he said. "Sometimes they
come in and sometimes )'OU get
nothing. You've got to just keep
tl)ing."
In the tide book she gave me it
!ttates that the grunion will be
running ngnin Tuesday through
frid:iy, Aug. 27-30. Dut unless they
mlend to spawn in my living room
I won't be ho 1ing that grunion
feast artcr nil.
l hope those ~ailors had better
luck.
CdM, NH
host junior
water polo
world tourney
C orona del Mar and Newport
Harbornigh schools are two
of four itcs fo r th e VI
Junior Water Polo Wo r ld
Champion hip , beginning Aug.
31.
United States Water Polo, Inc.
1 ho ting the international event
with compct1t1on also held at Long
Beach State nod Heritage Park in
Irvine
The four brackets consist of {A)
pain, Bulgaria, A~ tralia and
New Zealand; (8) Hungary,
United States, Brazil and Mexico;
(C) Yugo Jav1a, Canada, China
.and Puerto Rico; (D) Italy, Cuba,
Japan and Czechoslovakia.
Early favorite. to medal arc the
U S., Hungnry, Yugoslavia, Italy
and Cuba
The United States team, under
the coaching o( Long Beach
Wit on High Coach Carlos
Ale,cdo, includes Corona dcl Mar
High product Chris Ceding, as
well a Gavin Arroyo, AJex Asta,
Anthony Barnes, Troy Bamhan ,
Larry Bcrcutt, Zach Holder, Marc
Alan Hunt, Craig Ktedell, Jeremy
Todd La~uer, Winthrop Logemann,
Malt Maclcar. Scan Nolan, Jose
Santiago and Wolfgang Wigo.
Tournament pas cs can be
purcha ed for $4~ for ndults, $24
for student . Single day ticket arc
il' ailablc a1 $7 for adult , $4 for
\h1Jent!I For further information,
contact Hank Vellekamp at Long
Dc.1ch City College {213-420-4240).
For Aug 15
Skimboards at
South ,Laguna
T he 15th annual V1c1orio Pro·
Am Sk1mboard Contest is
chcdulcd to begin Friday
w11h a three-day run at Aliso
Oeach in South Logun;i.
The contc!ll oUers men's ogc
groups of 8-nnd·under, 9·12, 13-15,
ICi· 19, 20-24, 25-30, 30-ond-up, pro
division and o women's divi\lon. ro Colet the pro division, a
competitor mui.t have won either
(mt, ~econd or third in an
1.1m:i1eur divi Ion or some other
conic: 1
The c:on1e~t attroct top
~imboardcr from Hawaii and the
l!.1i.1 nd Wc~t coasts. 11·, the
oldest :rnd lon~c'lt runnina conic t
of its type.
Football exams
slated for OCC
Phy ical c-'1m1natlon1 for
Or•nac Co 1 ' Collc1e football
hopd ul arc act for Situ~ from
I a.m. until noon, with Of. Be n
MHon and 1t1ff oondvctina the
u 1min11t0ns.
An)'OM de•mna to play football
It 0CC Chia fall mutl pell I
phYsbl euminadon.
tho .. fln& day of replat IAOft
pracuce wdl 1be held s......_,
1f1cmoon . lollowint the ,.., ..... _.,. n.. ,,.,,
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I t ii IO boaored that American
~won't leave home
witllout it.
Tbat'1 why SURFHno of Hun~ lleadl wu c~n to
uailt tbe c:ncUt card company's
televilion commercial ahoot in Fiji
tbil week -to MW valuable time
and money, and prevent u many
~·dacha u pouible.
Behind the .. at.th aense'' of
Sean Collins -the Wave Doctor
from Swflide who collaborates
with four other aurf connoisseurs
in operatifta the world's exclusive
wave forecutifta business -
SURfline predetermines waves to
such an extent that. several days in
advance, people can be dialed into
surf and weather condition for
nearly any beach on the globe.
BlendinJ surfing into the
advanced mformation age with
telephone surf reports and wave
'During the
1960s and 70s
and the first
half of the 80s,
there was no
reliable source
of surf
forecasting.'
roreca ting,.
SURFline
has taken
away all
the gue ~
work and
praying
and
ub tttuted
them with
a combin·
ation of
computer-
generated _ .. CIU9 data and
wave doctor human
obseNauon
to accurately predict the
conditions. Ca ll it global swelling
at its finest.
No longer do surfers need to
drive up and down the coast in
search of the best waves. Nor do
advertising agencies and mo.vie
producers need to fly halfway
around the world and beg for
overhead urf and ideal wind
direction. Bu inc men need not
waste thcu vacation days with
anklc·slappers in Ba1a
This is the new generation.
"During the 1960s and 70\ and
the first half of the • there was
no reliable source or urf
forecasting," aid Collins. who
helped American Exprc plot it\
filming schedule in ~iji tht week,
one of numcrou a 1gnment •
SU RAinc is reque ted to do.
,,.The onty thing we had before
was the National Weather
Forecast, but they put it out after
the fact. There was always a rumor
that would spread throug_h the
grapevine and thousands would
hear there's a new swell on the
way, which rarely showed up here,
so there waJ no source of
information. The goat ror me was
to figure out the Southern
He mi phcrc."
Collins, along with Huntington
Beach partner Oms Borg, run the
shop here George Mason is the
wave foreca ter 1n Hawaii while
Vic Mom i tationed in Florida.
Jerry Arnold, of We t Palm Beach.
fla., founded SURF1inc, which
made its debut in March, 1985.
AJona the way came Colhn , an
avid urlcr, ailor and forcca ter,
to broaden SURAinc' appc<AI u ;a
long range force.a Ung crvicc .
.. About that time (of
inauguration), the first 976-servicc
numbers were available in
California, so that was the only
practical avenue to really ell
information," Collin , 39, said. "I
met with Jerry Arnold, who was
startlna SURF'ltne, but they were
more concerned with the lastcst
surf reports So between the two
surf reports. plus my forcca tina
ab1hty,9wc came up with a very
balanced and good product.
"l was the only person really
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Hemisphcn: swells - and those
sweJJs tnvel '4,000 to 10,000 miles
to reach u ."
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From 81 ,
year, we have battled very evenly
with the Cubans.
The United States Men's team
that was sent to the World
Univcr ity Games finished second
behind Poland . Thi is the highest
fini h that a United State team
has ever finished at the Univer!lity
Games.
Most countrie keep their
national teams in coUege while
they arc competing internationally
so most of the teams arc
oomposed of national tenm
member. .
The United States National
Team ("A Team") kept Brian Ivie
and Brent Hillyard with them. Our
"B" team was composed of college
players who have not yet been a
part of our national team.
USC's Jason Perkins and Nick
Becker, as well as Long Beach
State's Matt Lyles and Brett
Winslow, were on this outstanding,
;;....·
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but inexperienc:.s. temn.
Our men'• team in CUba ii
made up of .,.n of the World
Universlty Games team and aome
of the "A" team players who have
not played very much.
Consequentl)', we agairi have not
sent our be~t ~hde Cuba aand
Brazil have,
It will be a grea t upericncc for
our boys but, unfortunately. 1t will
probably provide Fidel with
another chance to "flaunt h1
stuff."
Our men's national team tla
JU I Cini. hed the World League. N.
wtth the women, our men mu1,t
play well at the: NORCECA
Game' While they have al ready
qualified for the Barcelona
01} mpk., ba ed on the victory nt
the coul Ol~mp1<:!. in IQ~R \\.h1ch
gives them and automatic, our
men have not qualified for the
1991 \Vorld Cup compet1t1on
which 1s in Jnpa n in November.
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T ... ~ Buda Aqutltica Center Ofteriq counn In
byaldna. rowinj and surf
skies durin& the mnnner.
Con1inuous kayatins cHnica,
each Sunday from 11:»1 p.m ..
cover basic paddling techniques for
ta fee of SIO. Bring u swim 'uit and
be:: prepared to get wet.
l.1fcguards from Au\lralia to
Ca lifornia prefer surM.;ie for
ocean kayaking and racing. Learn
how to paddle urf skie!I on the
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The Newport Aquatic Center
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f-or more information, call the
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the Newport-Mesa District
from 1965-90 .
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Appearing Saturday,
August 24th.
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As 11runion hunter, I had 10
stun thin~inc Hko I arunJon. If I
plnnncd 10 spawn on 1 bot
$ummer ni1h1 with 1 1hou11nd or
10 o( my clOHst f rlcnds, where
would I co? •
The Ful1 Zone, of counc. So,
off I raced to Balboa bland, where
I watched the waves come in but
no grunion.
It was ofter 2 a.m. when I
arrivc<'J at HuntingtoJ\ Beach, only
to be foiled a third time.
Obviously, the grunion had headed
to San Frandsco to cat sourdough
bread and toke in o late Gianls
game.
Alas, I was whipped by a fi'h
1hc size of a Popsicle. However,
according to Kelli Sorenson, who
runs the bait and tackle shop at
The Grant Boys in Costa Mesa,
such is the fate of grunion-running
novices and pros, alike.
"I've been on plenty of grunion
runs,'' she said. "Sometimes they
come in and sometime you get
nothing. You've got lo jusl keep
ll)ing." , .
In the 11dc book she gnvc me ll
i.tates thot 1he grunion will be
running agoin Tuesday through
Friday, ~ug. 27-30. But unle they
in1c11d to spawn in my living room
I "on't be hosting that grunion
re.isl after all.
I hope those sailon had belier
luck.
CdM, NH _
host junior
water polo
world tourney
C orona del Mar and Newpon
Harbor high schools arc two
of four ites for the VI
Junior Water Polo World
Champion hip!., beginning A1,1g.
31 '
United State Water Polo, Inc.
1 ho ting the interna1ionaJ event
with competition also held at Long
Beach tatc and Heritage Park in
Irvine.
I he four ·brackets consist of (A)
Spam, Bulgaria, Au tralia and
New Zealand; (B) Hung1try,
Un ited States, Brazil and Mexico;
(C) Yugoslavrn , Canida, China
and Puerto Rico; (0) Italy, CUba,
Japan and Czecho lovakia.
l arly favorite\ to medal arc the
U.S.. Hungary, Yugoslavip, Italy
and Cuba.
The United States team. under
the coachtng of Long Beach
Wtl\on ll1 gh Coach Carlos
Alc,edo, include Corona del Mar
ll1gh product Chris Ceding, as
well as Gavin Arroyo, Alex Asta,
Anthony Barnes, Troy Barnhan,
Larry Dercutt , Zuch Holder, Marc
Alan Hunt, Craig Krcdell, Jeremy
Todd La ter, Winthrop Logemann,
Matt Maclcar, Scan Nolan, Jose
Santiago and Wolf gang Wigo.
l ournament passes can be
purcha ed for $4~ for ndult , $24
for \tudent. . 5ingle day t1ckc1 arc
available at $7 for adults, S4 for
tuJcnt\. f'or furt her information.
con1.1et Hank Velh:kamp at Long
Ocach City College (2 13-420-4240).
For Aug. 15
Skimbo ard s at
So uth Laguna
T he 1.Slh annual V1ctorrn Pro·
Am Sk1mboard Contest is
schcdulcc.J to begin Friday
with a, three-day run ot Albo
Ucach in South Laguna.
Tile conte 1 offers men's age
group or 8-nnd·under, 9-12, 13-IS,
16·19, 20·24, 25-30, 30-nnd·up, pro
division ond a women's divi ion.
l'o enter the pro divi ion, o
compcti1or mu\t have won either
fir t, second or 1hird In an
om~\lcur divi ion of some other
contcl!lt.
The contc~I attr&iel top
l1mboardcrs from t lowaii and the
c:141t :ind We'll coa I . It's the
oldest :and lona;eM runnina conlcil
of i1s type.
Football exams
slated for OCC
Phy teal examinations for
Oranac Coast Collcac football
hopeful Ire ICt (or 5alurd1y from
8 1,m. until noon, whh Or. Ben
Ma n end taff cond\ICtina 1he
euminauon .
Anyone deslrin1 10 play foOtball
at OCC 1h11 fall must pm 1
phYlical tu1niMlion. the nr11 c1ay ot ......., ...on
pracucc W111 bt held s.._,
afternoon, foUowina thf ..,.._ _ _.,..,,.,
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Fline SU
I t it IO boaored that American
~ won't leave home Wil\our it.
Tbat'1 wby SURFline of
HunW.S-llMdt wu choten to
uailt the credit card company'•
tclevilion commercial •boot in Fiji
th.ii week -to uve valuable tirne
and money, and prevent u many
headacbcl u pouiblc.
Behind the "linh sense" or
Scan C.oUinl -the Wave Doctor
from Surfside who colJaborates
with four other aurf connoi scurs
in operatina the world'• exclu ive
wave forec::astina business -
SURFline predetermines waves to
such an extent that, several days in
advance, people can be dialed into
surf and weather conditions for
nearly any beach on the globe.
Blending surfing into the
advanced information age with
telephone surf reports and wave
'During the
1960s and 70s
and the first
half of the 80s,
there was no
reliable source
of surf
forecasting.•
forecasting,
SURFlino
has taken
away all
the gue ·
work and
praying
and ·
sub tituted
them with
a combin-
ation of
computcr-
generated
_ .. ca1ml data and
wave doctor human
observation
to accurately predict the
condition . Call it global swelling
at its finest.
No longer do urfers need to
drive up and down the coast in
search or the best waves. Nor do
advertising agencies and movie
producers need to ny halfway
around the world and beg for
overhead . urf and ideal wind
d1rect1on. Bu inessmen need not
wa tc thelt vacation da~ WJth
ankle-tapper<; in ea,a.
This is the new generation.
"During the I~ and 70s and
the first half of the 80s, there was
no reliable source of urf
forecasting," said Collin , who
helped American. Expre ., plot 1t.s
filming schedule in i=:iJi tht week.
one of numerou 1gnmentc;
SURAtne js requested to do.
"The only thing we bad before
was the National Weather
Forecast, but they put it out after
the fact. There was always a rumor
that would pread th rough the
grapevine and thou ands would
hear there's a new swell on the
way, which rarely showed up here,
so there wu no source or
information. The goat ror me was
lo figure out the Southern
Hemisphere."
Collins, along with Huntington
Beach partner Chris Borg, run the
shop here. George Mason i the
wave forewter in Hawaii while
Vic Morris i stationed in Florida.
Jerry Arnold, of We t Palm Beach.
Aa., founded SURAine, which
made it debut In March, 1985.
Along the way came Collins, an
avid surfer, ailor and force tcr,
10 broaden URAane' appeal a a
Iona ranae force stmg service.
"About that time (of
inauguration), the f1rs1 976-scrvicc
numbe"' were available tn
California, ~ that wu the only
practicaJ avenue 10 really sell
information," Collins, 39, nid. "J
met with Jerry Arnold, who wa
stanina SURFlme, but they were ·
more concerned with the la lest
surf reports. So between the two
surf reporu. plus my forecastina
ability, we ca~ 'Nith a very
balanced and product.
"J was the only person really
capable or forecasting Southern
Hemisphere swells -and those
swells tnvel 4,000 to 10,000 miles
to reach u,."
Equally iplfkant 10
SURJ-1ine's caller b se 1 the
Wive Trak roreca~t : a highly
sc:icnti(ic analysi of torm and.
Vtind cond1t1on1 at aca, which will
affect future urf. ·
The SURI-line menu includes
daily beach-by-beach tond1tion)
within a apcdfic county (wave
helaht and h1pc, wind and
weather, awclJ dircctton and onam,
tide and the number of urfcri fn
the water), surf and travel new
and live updates trom pro contest ,
•hach includ1n1 the rc~cnt Op Pro
at Huntinston Beach.
In additK>n to the urf market,
the t'Ompany alto providcJ
comprchentlYe information for
~rdfn .. mowbOardina anJ
aldi..,. SURF11nc ha "'n olidatcd
Its ~ numbtr to one central
line: I {900) 976-:SURf. The .
•w,.e prtCe .of call It cent
per -..... McMc ptt>ducen.
hoiwner, could ~7 1houtan&k of
dallan tot Rt11nc ' a tance. • ~
T ........... , c.lilont. Tnd
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The wor1d•1 1a..-oollectm ol
rldically aaatomiaed INCb will ...,..,
to,ethcr at thll ftfttt anual ~ lo ~pctc for priiea and tlophM aw-*d
tn more than «> dma of COftlpedUO..
Major tnack manufacwren wW nu the
40,000 square toot indoor uhtit hall
with their neweJt mode11, u well u
model• of the future.
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race throuah an obit.ck: coune of cona,
burnp1 and other tumbli1ta blods • .,.. .... ...,.aoaer.
,.... ... *Mn will be blilldlolded The ~nt Will take place from 10 a.rn.·
5 p.m. 1ickct1 •re availahle '" advance
through Tickclmaatcr and at the gate on
~ day. Admi ion price• arc SlO for
11dolt r;, s' for junior1 aaes 6-12. and
children under 6 are aJm1t1ed free.
.... ...., Mllmpl Che "Obetade Courie
Sllill Oaflenee." With 101MOM floal the
pndltandl actlna u na\'iptor, the
drt¥en must lfsten to the COll'Ullandl and
make their way around the barrier-J1dcn
coune from atart to finish . Por H·hour recorded event
mformation, phone (714) 364-l74S. Finally, the driven will team up with
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lhOWtl on I Mep recorded EQUIP MAINTAIN RE'. 30&0 EAST COAST HIQH! = :~~·~= 1'Mnt Bond In en .~ AVENUE, PLACENTIA, CA c••DIMO AOAINaT leH ch•rgH 1n<1 H: of NICI Ofllci., Aecordl. ), Pl.ANMNGACT~ r ~435:iu!.ae:M: PAtR,DEEPENAHDOPEA• WAY, CORONA OE.L MAR, COlftll'lunleatlona ~ ~:;:nio::.,c;r,:: ~.=lc~,O,'°~ 'OU, YOU 8NOULD .,.... of tM tnlttM and ~18~'t==~~ i~: ~ l'AC ~ ....,,. reoon1a ATE ANY SUCH WEU.S OR CA l2t2S ""*' 71 ,., ~' ~ ... C«1ileMM 9111-(peyll* It the umt of .... COllTACT A UWftll. of the lnlltl cr-.d by t.OeBY TO THI! 9UIU>l..O. OU!IT PAAICINO f
Of Orenge eountoi. Callfofr ~~e,f· ~·HT~~~::'~ MIN • cltndng ttWd ""reaulred In lewtul money Of "" ......... ~IO:;. .. 901 SOUTH Lll WIS OUIAEMEHTS (1 PA
nil. u lnOf9 ~ OAlu,; MINE STORE EX· p CH AOAOHOUSI tHC l!llc".ncsbld lhlll ..,.afy 1neurwiC111 In efltct In "'41 unhtd Stat"). all tight, Tl"UetM'•.... y t C. CO R p A a STAEET, ORANGE, CALI-AEOUIRl!O: 0 ,.,AC
d .. ettbed In £ichlblt 'A' PLO RE OR OPERATE A' CALIFORNIA CORPORA: ~ In ~:O~ ""°"'* Mt fQf1h In tht title, 1111<1 inc.-.~ . U.... OeM ._.....,.. • '•••T FORNIA ec publlc IUdkln, flAOVIDfO), ANO RCO COM!ftlng of two p.gee. ltf, THROUGW THE SURFACE TION 103 SOUTH COAST ..,.., ,.,. QenetW Condlttonl. In tht SO and now held by " ef Ti'Wll ....... -. 1Mt -, to the ~ blddtf ,fot STORY, RUA YAAD SI
iadl9d hWeto and mede 1 OR THE UPf>ER 500 FEET H 1 p 'H WA y LA Q u NA Nft and II ~-SO ._.. o4 1t11Urt to .nstr 1rto !Ind« Hid Ottd °' ,.,_ In fok>tlca 11 hefebY Q1V9n , 0 UR TM IT R 8 • T, c:ath (p9yable 11 time tlf BACK AEautAEMENT9
Pll1 hereof .. through con-OF THE SUISSUAFACE OF ISl!ACH. CA t2te1 SM ~: ~ ~ ... ooner.a en<I llCICUI• th• proptlfty~td In ttw OUAUTY LOAk U A· IUITI •••• IUTA .... llt llWf\A money of tne l'EET REOUIAEO,· 14 n ta1neC1 hertln' THE LAND HEREtNABOVE TM..-. to bl told 11e ctMt1Y .,....., """ ,.... the requlfed dOcumenls ... Id Coun1y lnCI I and VICE COAfl , e c.ntomla AU,. CA N10t (1t4, UMtd Sta•) ... ngsq, ,ROPOll!D)'w N CC
PAACEL1' DESCRIBED, AS RE· dMc:fft>td ln generel N:All ='~O~'"Y wen bid IMCIMtty wllt bl detcrlbec:t u ... Corpor•tlon .. lnntM, Ol llt•••• 8Y1 "' tlttt, en lnttr• oonvey9d JUNCTION ITH Tl_ LOT 15 OF TRACT NO. SERVED BY THE lfMNE ~ flldurM. Uni-._..." • tor-.ct LEGAL DESCAtPTION1 ~fflOf :nm.. 0t 1U1>-M•NIHHCKI ~ to and now Mid by ft CONSTRVCTIOH Of' l\ 12791, AS SHOWN ON A COMPANV IN DEEDS RE· "" of th.a 09rtlln 'r-. tMll be "'°"'* lor rejlc>o A ~t 8ond tnd • PARCEL 1: l lrtuted tru•t .. ~r1uant to • undtt Mid cited In the DETACHED .,ARTMI!
MAP RECORDED IN BOOK CORDED MAY 9 1eee AS rant bwlnttl known .. lion ofJ;' bid. ~ ~Bond ahlll be A SUILEASEtiOLD IN t~ DMd of Tru.t t .Wte\lltd RIZU atGllAT'Uttll llf°'*1Y litulted In Mlct UNITS (WHICH COU
589, PAOES 40 THROUGH ~STRUM ENT ·No . a~ DANNV K'S RESTAURANT, NO ,-..........•":' .. bl con reqund Pf'°' to •tc\lllOn AHO TO UNrT NO. 11 ON b¥ M 0 JANES COMPANY, OPP MU County and Stet• Ind de-POTENTIALLY 81 cc 43 INCWSIVE OF MIS-199749 OF OFl'ICIAL tocettd et 3050 Eat CoNt tfed ,. .... , medt on 1 ot tne contrac1 Ind al\all bl LOT 1 Of' TRACT 10525, I~. A CALIFORNIA COR· 0.ted: Oll07/1M t ICrlbed N lollowt' VERTt:O TO ~
CELLAN EOUS MAPS, RECORDS AND RE: HIOhWaY. Cofone Del ,,,.., b4anlc foml turnlthtd by the In She form ... fOlth In th• AS SHOWN ANO DE· PORATION ReGQfded 10/ Pu bll1h1d Newp o rt PARCEL A: UMS), LOCATED AT ~
RECORDS OF ORANGE CORDED FEBRUARY 9, ca; -5 and are tocettd Cltyc:'1 Cotta ~Ind W: eonwtltt CloCiumentt SCRIBED IN TiiE ~~ 01/1981 In 8004C 14249 Beeoh-CO.li Miii Piiot PARCELS 2 AND 3, IN THE lA PERLE ftlACE IN 1 COUHTY, CALIFORNIA. UNl7 AS INSTRUMENT NO •t: = ;,.::,:: t "'41 bid TM DISTRICT rtltfVel MINIUM Pl.AH J Pl.AN'1 P199 123 lnat No. 10$93 AuglM 15 22. 2t 1191 ClTV Of COSTA MESA. R 2 Z 0 N E , ! H
EXCEPTING AU. OIL. OIL 91-089119 OF OFFICIAL The but1MU NllM U9td IM Pl o .. "9hf 10 r9ject t1ty OI ell WHICH PlN4 AS RE'· of Ottldll ~dt In int '· ' ThS45 COUNTY OF ORANOE, ROHM ENT AL Ol!:TI RIOHT'S MINERALS. Ml~ RECOflDS by tht ....., et that toe. requlr9"*"" bide Of 10 wlM an 1,. CORDED ON SEJ'TEMBER olflet of 'IN ColA'1ty R.. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, MINATION: EXEMPT.
ERAL AIOHT'S NATURAL AL s 0 Ex c E p Tl N 0 "°" II DANNY t<'S AES-Elcl'I bidder mull ~ I .. ~ Of lnformaYru .. 17, 1980, IH BOOK 13731 COfdtf of OAANOE County, -··· ~ ... AS SHOWN ON A MAP 4. PlANNING ACTION' OAS RIOHTS, ANO OTHER THEREFROM ANY AND TAURAHT cenHCI eorttrK!Of prequel!-In 9l'Y bldl Of In the bid· PAGE tOP, ET SEO., OF C.Hlomla, and pur.uent 10 "'~ NOTI-FILED IN ISOOK t29, 91·11 FOR SANORA HI
HYDROCARBONS BY ALL WATER WATER The antlclp«led dlt• of~·· 1'9q~byJew1 so dll'IV OFFICIAL RECOAOS OF lhe Notice of 0.CIUll and CN•~OOIJM PAGES 1J ANO 12. OF TER,AUT'HONlaDAOE WHATSOEVER NAME RIGHTS OR INTERESTS, the bulll .... le ~emb« ,.,....orm owr .... , (! pet· At . ed by s.ctJon ORAHGl OOUNTY. El9C1.on to Sell ttweundtr PARCEL MAPS, IN THE FOR JACOB MMRH"'
KNOWN GEOTHERMAL WHETHER SUCH WATER 21, 1911 at the omc. of ~ 0b:,':r:r hall 1773 Ttht C•lllornl• PARCEL 2· recorde<I 04122/1091 In ,..*'•DTtlTC!_ T100 • OfflCE Of THE COUNlY CONOITIONAl USE Pf STEAM AND ALL PROO. RIGHTS SHAU. BE RIPAR, TIEMPO ESCROW 11 4S90 °'I com-l.Abot Coo• the OirectOf of AN UNDIVIDED ONE 8oo11 . P•Ot . IM1 No It· """ "" r AECOROER OF OAANOE MITS FOR DENTAL CN UCTS FROM ANY Of THE IAN OVERLYING APR(). MAC ARTHUR BLvO. NO. ply wtlh lht prOYl7,!~_ .. o__f the =::r:' of lndU.-FIFTY·FIFTH (1/55TH) IN-189490 ol ta1d Otflc:lll 8UUC SA.La COUNTY. CALIFORNIA. CONFERENCE AOO,.
FOREGOINO. THAT MAY 'TIV£ UTToAAL. PER· 175 NEWPORT aeAcH ~ 1no 1 .., """"' s TEREST AS A TE.HANT IN Record1, wllt Sell on O!M>ll tl•Ca . ltCM PARCEL.8: OFFICE ANO A ~
BE WTTHIN Of! UNDER ~~LATIN G. p RE• CA,•92MO .iw, Of tne Calilomla L.abor :~ Cllttornl: o~tht Cl~-:. COMMON IN A SUB-199t 11 10:00 A M at IN 8t01 U.C.C.;, AN EASEMENT FOR PARK· SHIP, AND F()A 0FF:81
THE PARCEL OF LANO SCRIPTIVE, AOJUOI-Tl\19 bulk HI• .. •ubfeel Code, fht "'evllling ,. •• mlMClthegtnttallyprrnill> LEASEHOLD ESTATE IN FRONT Of THE Fl.AO: •ecrow N.,tt·U• ING ANO DRIVEWAY PUR: PAR ICINO AN D 0
HEREINABOVE. oe, CATEO STATUTORY OR toCali1onwa unH0tmCom-11'd tctl• o w11ge1~ Ing ,...°' In IN AHDTOALLOFTHEflEAL POLES AT NE MAIN NollCttlhefebygiytnto POSES, TOOETHEA WITH CASIONAL VALET PAI
SCRIBED. TOGETHER CO~T,RACTUAl 'TO. merctal Code Secllon ~ ~ CITy~~ 1om11ty °' ~ WOf11 PR~RTY, IN~~~ ENTRY AREA Tl1E Pl> cra<lllor1 of tht wllhln THE RIGHT OF INGRESS ING. ~ 9 A VARIAN
WITH THE PERPETUAL GETHER WITH THE.RIOHT 11092 ... w e C It to~ pr~ copi. W11nvllT UMITA CENTIA CIVIC ENTER. ntlmtd Hllef thal 1 bulk AND EGRESS, OVER PAA-F1'0M un-olTE PAAl<I
RIOHT Of DRIWNO, Mlf'+. AN O POWER TO EX· If '° eubJecl the n1m1 the City Clet1c of uld lty, of lt'"9 wage rtltl 'ctetermt-COMMON AREA AS DE, 401 -411 EAST CHAPMAN tale Ii at>out to bt macle of CEL 1, AS SHOWN ON A REQUIREMENTS FOR T
INO, EXPLORINO ANO OP: PlORE OAtU,, REOAtu., and lddl'MS o/ lhe perlOf1 and 'f':!t :::n~ nMlonl dilled Prev11lng FINED IN THE DEC~RA: AVENUE, PlACEHTIA. CA lht ...... dHcrlb•d MAP FILED IN BOOK 129, ASSISTANCE L.EAOUt! EAATINO THEREFOR. AHO REMoVe ANO STORE THE With whOm c1a1m1 "\tlY bt P'Hef non-w Setllt .,. 1,,_ TION OF COVENANTS, at l>'lblic auctlOl'I, to "'41 btloW PAGES 11 AHO 12 Of NEWPORT BEACH. l
STORING IN AND REMOV, SAME FAOM OR IN THE filed It ELAINE M OCHOA, compllance of the Mid t.111'!: 91 tht 'Dlltl1Ct ~ CONDITIONS .,AND RE, hlghett bidder IOI cuh Tht nemee Ind t'ualMU PARCEL MAPS, IN THE CATED AT 2220 ANO 2:
INO Tl1E SALE FROM SAID LAND HEAEINABOVE OE· TIEMPO ESCROW II. 4590 ~· bid snail ... forth loc•ttd at 2H 5A BHr STRl~TIONS OEClARA· (payebl• It th• t11n9 of Nit lddr ..... Of the..,..,,,. OFFICE Of Tl1E OOUHTY FAJAVIEW AOAO ON A LANO OR ANY OTHER SCRIBED, OR TO DIVERT MAC AATI-1UR BLVO., No h Street C09Y ,.._.. and TION > RECORDED ON In lllWfUI money of the VINCENT H NQUYEN RE<;:oRDEA Of ORANGE ZONE. EHWWNMENT LAND. INCLUOINO THE OR OTHERWISE UTILIZE 175. NEWPORT BEACH, lhe l\llt f"~ end ':!; are ~ lo i ny ""-'· SEPTEMBEA t7, 1980, IN United St1tM), Ill rlght. lt75 8tkef Street Cotti COUNTY. CALIFORNIA, DETERMINATION: I
RIGHT TO WHIPSTOCK OR SUCH WATI:R RIGHTS OR CA 92980 Ind the 1111 dale CleNiM o pereone etttd ptrty upori r~ ISOOK 13747 PAGE t545 tltlt, "'° tntlfHI, OOl'l'Wfed M ... CA m'2t ' RECORDED JANUARY 29, EMPT.
DIRECTIONALLY DRILL INTERESTS. 'BUT WITH-fot l\llng cialmt 1hall be pa~~.r:r:'~d r b lhe TM ConttllatOf IMll poet 1 ET SEO OF OFFICIAL to and now hel<I by It Tllt 'tocedon In Clllfomll 11171 IN BOOK 1~015, FOR FURTHER IHFO,,t. ANO MINE ~OM LANDS OUT HOWEVER ANY SEPTEMBER 215 1991 tu m · I I YI -of thla dcXUment II RECORDS OF ORANGE undtt Mid Dted ol Trutt In of IM chief ...cutlW of11ce PAOI!: t211 OF OfflCW. Tt0N ON THE NKNf. I
OTHER THAN THOSE RIOHT TO ENTER• UPON wt11Ct1 II the bull,;.u diy corpoit11on, 1t1te the =!Ob"'' TM eomrec-COUNTY. ON LOT 1 OF the f.>'·openy tllutttd In of the Miier 11 SAME u RECORDS OF SAIO OR· PUCATIOHS TELEPHO
H E R E I N AB 0 V E D E, THE SURFACE OF Tl1E befote the Hie date apecl· °""'" Of the ~ Who tor m1d 'eubeonlfK10f TRACT 10!>25. IN THE CITY lltd COUnty end State and ABC)Vf; r-ANG! COUNTY. 754-$245 OR CALL AT T
SCRIBED. OIL OR OAS PROPERTY DESCRIBED fled ltboY9 Cln lign an egrMment Of undtt ft ~ not !en Of COSTA MESA, AS de$crlbtd 11 fOllOwl: ~ lllttd "" the Mlltr ell = edd,... II J>Uf' OFFICE ~ THE Pl.I WELLS, TUNNELS AND HEREIN IN THE EXERCISE Oate<I A utt 8, 1991 behlll of the COIPOfttlon than lht ~ ..,..._ SHOWN ON A MAP RE· PARCEL 1· OChlf ~ .. rwmte inCf 11noWn at 1120 HING DMSIOH, ROOM ~
SHAFTS INTO. THROOOH OF SUCH RIGHTS. AS RE: p C.H R~AOHOUSE INC Ind ~ ~ ::: Ing ,... •gr ~to ... CORDED IN ..,BOOK 442, A SUBLEASEHOLO IN tddrHHI uMCI by the ADAM AVENUE AND. n FAIR DRIVE. cos
OR ACROSS THE SUB-SERVED IN DEED RE, A CALIFORNIA CORPORA, one o mul1 -~ wor11.,. employed the PAGES 49, 4w AHO 50 Of AND TO UNrT NO tO ON Niie!' within 11VM ~ 2145 MESA VEAOE DAIVE. MESA, CAUFOAMA.
SURFACE Of THE LANO CORDED MAY t , 1986 AS TION bl<I 1• by I pertnerlhlp °'' t~tcUtlon oHtleoon.it~ MISCELLANEOUS MAPS, LOT 1 OF J'AACT 10528, lofe the Cltte iue~ wat COSTA MESA. ~92929 P ubllahed Newp<
HEREINABOVE OE· INSTRUMENT NO 88-BY JOHNBODRERO Joint venture. ttale the No bidder may wttii6r-IN THE OFFICE OF THE AS SHOWN AND DE· MN Of ClellYered to the The und~ Trueltt Bttch-Cotta MMI ~
SCRIBED. AND TO BOT: 188749 OF OFFICIAL BY KATHY BOORERO nlrM~ addr ..... .,: eny bid fot I period or COUNTY RECOAOEA Of' SCRIBED IN THE ~ONDO-buytf .,. NOHE ~ lnY u.bllllY lor AuQUlt 15, 1911.
T 0 M s u c H w HI p. RE c 0 R 0 s AN 0 RE p u bl 11 h •d Newport Ill --·· '*"'*' nWl9ty (90) dtyt .,,., the SAID ORANGE COUNTY. MINIUM Pl.AH ( PLAN ) The names end bu""9H any lncOtYICtn... of "" H
STOCKED OR DIRECTION-CORDED FEBRUARY 15 B11ch:Co111 MHI Pilot ~ veoturert "tht bidder dtl9"' fOf th• ~ng ol EXCEPTING THEAEFROM WHICH PLAN WAS AE· ld<lrffl" of tn. buy., art ltrttl ll<ld'"' and ottltr ALLY DRILLED WELLS, ta87 AS INSmUMENT NO' Auguat 15. t99t I pol• ~:ah~ bid• UNITS 1 Tl1ROUOH 56. IN: CORDED ON SEPTEMBER KHANH 0 DANG 21110 common d .. tgnatlon, If PUii.JC NOTICI
TUNNELS AND SHAFTS ' 17-0li&HI OF OFFICIAL th567 =her ~ 1 ricmloYt Puftuant to Sec:tton 22300 CLUSIVE ON LOT 1 OF 17, 111410 IN BOOIC 13737 Wffl CattOI Str..C Santa .,,y, lhown herlM -.. .... --UNDEA AHO BENEATH OR RECORDS nen 1 ol lhe Pubhc Conlr1cl SAID TRACT 10525 AS PAGE 1057 ET SEO OF Ana CA tnroe ' The tOta1 wnount of 1ht _.. __
BEYOND THE EXTERIOR The 1n.i lddf ... and UIUC ""TICE ;:l• the b1C1 lhtJ bt In eoci. the conlllct Wiii con-SHOWN ON SAID CONDO-OFFICIAL RECORD$ OF Th9 Hitt• to be IOld ate unpeld balance or lht obi-MO. e1.U
LIMrrS TliEREOF. AND TO other common designation. • p '"' ·~HI :r~ 0:i:-::d(lt taln ~o\llllon• permitting MINIUM Pl.AN ORANGE COUNTY delonbed In gtnerll ... A g1tlon HCurtO by th• ... ~· Of REDRILL. RETUNNEL. If any, of the rHI property F'lctttloue W1 1 •-w.':" '°lY' the IUCC9UIUI t>.ddlt 10 EXCEPTING FURTHER PAACEI, 2 FLOWER SHOP Ind are lo-pt0pet1y to bt IOld end -r.ctTYCOU.Cft
EQUIP, MAINTAIN, RE· CIMCrlbe<I aboY9 11 JXJI' au.lneea N 1~ .nowlng l)~BA ~ aublhMe MCUnl-fOf t1ty THEREFROM. ALL IM· AN UNDIVIDED ONE cated et 1175 91«• Stteet reu onlble H tlm1t1<1 OPTMS CITYOP
PAIR. DEEPEN AHO OPEfl, poned to be 59 FINIS-eme 11 I namenct pr • morffl Withheld by IM PROVEMENTS AND AP· FIFTY-FIFTH (tf5STH) If'+. eo.ta M•• CA~ COlll, •i>enffl end •d· NnPCNrf 9aACM
ATE ANY SUCH WELLS DA TERAA, IRVINE, Ca 92724 SteteM9nt h~:· noed It?"= Dfalrlc1 lo emure J*form-PUATI:NANCES LOCATED TEREST AS A Tl:NANT IN The IMllMst neme uHd vencet la 11.911.241.IO AM-'MO CtWT9 MINES, WITHOl/T, HOW, I The und.,llgned TruatM The Foll<r#lng Ptf90'\I I 1 ut un HI ence under the CCfltflC1 OR TO BE LOCATED ON COMMON IN A SU&-by the ..._ ti that toe. s.Jd Ille will be tnlCM, ,,_
EVER, THE RIOHT TO dlllcialm1 any llablMIY !Of ere doing butlnell 11· II 1 c:urr~t reg!~~~ OOVERNINO BOARD SAID LOT 1 OF TRACT LEASEHOLD ESTATE IN tion 11 CVMMIHOS EUA(). but wlthOUI ~ OI ~RTO! _._
DAIU,, MINE. STORE. EX: any ineoffec:tMH of the PRESTIOE ENOINEERINO, with lhe Vlllngt --"' Carolyn 8 St le DI • f0625 Al<ll> TO ALL OF THE REAL PEAN FRESH FLOWER WllTenty, •ICJH"' Of Im-.... ~ ~ PLORE OR OPERATE etrttl lddi ... tnd other 2141 S Croddy Way, Santa Recorder In C&M Of OOfpo. IOI Men~ tf&.,p;:; EXCEPTING FURTHl!R PROPERTY. INCLUOINO MAAKET No to1 plltd regltding tltt9, pot-llUlllCIPA&. COCMI THROOOH THE SURFACE common dHlgnillon If AN, Callf 92704 ratJOOt, lndu<le th• namet S Ice THEREFROM EXCLUSIVE WITHOUT LIMITATION THE The .,.;.lelpt1td of Miiion OI ~ NRTA81.0 TO
OR THE UPPER !'IOO FEET eny, ihown h9'etn ' Yvonne M Calderon, of IM Pr .. ld.nt. Sterility, Publ:ehed Newport EASEMENTS IN AND TO COMMON AREA AS DE· the bulk tale le A= 2t to llf~ 1ne lndebtednesi -r. MTM.114.& OF THE SUISSURFACE OF Said u1e w11 be m.a. 10182 Tr9'/IC>r Way Garden freetufer. end Meneger BHCh-Colll M... Pilot AU. THOSE RESTRICTED FINED IN THE DECLARA· 1991 11 tne office of MC'Ufed by Mid Ottd, no Oii.,.........
THE LAND HEREINA90VE but wlthoul CCMINlll Of Grow. Calif 92&43 '!"'• City Councll ol the A utt 15 22 1091 COMMON AREAS AS TION OF COVENANTS, UNITI:D REALlY ESCROW CIUdlnQ the lee lnCI b · S\lbltd ~· "
DESCRIBED AS RE, w11Tanty, •~ptMt Of Im, Thlt bu11neH It eon-City of Coate MtH r• ug , , th574 SHOWN ON SAID CONDO-CONDITIONS ANO RE· SERVICES t0534 BolN pet-. of "'41 ttuat• and Of lnCrocsuc.d on ZZNO day.
SERVED BY THE IRV1NE plied regarding !Ille po.-Cluc:te<I by· an lndlvlduel StfVel lhe right to reject MINIUM Pl.AN STRICTIONS OECLAAA· A W I I CA lftt INttt crHl.cf by lelcl JVLY 1111 Ind adop'
COMPANY IN DEEDS RE, .... .on. or enc\lmbfW" Th• regl1tr1n1(1) com-llfl/ Of 111 b1C1t PUIUC NOTICE AE$ERVING THER~ TION") RECORDED ON ~ •• m natei deed, ~ 1llef1'Uno on tiTH d8y Of AUOU
CORDED MAY 9, 19815 AS to pay lhe remaining princl· meoc:ed to trllnlact ~ DATED Aug\1111t3.1991 FROM, EASEMENTS F SEPTEMBER t7. t9'0, IN Thl1 bullt tile It iubject dtr, wlih lnt.,.•I M pro-11t1
INSTRUMENT NO es. P•I 141m of th• not•(•) .. -under Itta Act1tlou1 Publ~h•d NewpP~lrt ,......,. ~8ii:ss . EINNc~i~~~· 8001( 13747 PAGE 1545 10 C.hfornl• Unlt0tm Com. vlded lhtteln, Ind the un-AYES COUNCIL Mf
118749 OF OFFICIAL cured by Hid Oetd of BualneH N1me(1) Ntte<I BHCh oat~ Mell ot ......... Nw MEHT sUPPORT REPAIR. ET SEO OF OFFICIAL merc11I Code Section Ptl<I pnndpet of tht note IERS Hed gH , We ~~~gEio~EB~~fRYRi' Tru1t,wrth lntet"tU.eon. tboveon N~ Aug\lsll5,I t ttt577 at9Ywt REPLACEMENT 'MAJNTE'. RECORDS OF OAANOE 91082 ~e<l~llktdeeclwntl Turner, St ntone. Ha
. u ptOYlded In Mid note(1),, Yvonne M on The folloWtng l*9001 are NANCE ANO OTHER PUfl COUNTY. ON LOT t OF If to lut>jec:t the n•rnt lnl9r .. t 900 ., f)fO-Cox Plummer
1987 AS INSTRUMENT NO ldvlnt4tl und9' lhe tefm• Thi• llll•menl WU ~ doing bullne.. ... POSES ALL AS SHOWN TRACT t0525. IN THE CllY Ind *'drMt of lhe pelllOrt lllded In Mid Not• Nob COUNCIL Ml
17..()696115 OF OFFICIAL of the Deed of Ttu11. f"'I with the County Cleft! ol PUii.iC NOTJCI! TRA~EL DESTINATIONS, 2. ON THE CONDOMINIUM 0 F C 0 ST A M ES A th whom cillma mey bl Dlttd· Aug\1'1$,191t HM None
RECORDS charO" and e.qien'" ol OY111g9 County on Augult NOTIC• TO 8IUe Ridge IMne Callf PlAN OR AS DEFINED IN COUt.iTY OF ORANGE, llied II Ha CHUNG !ecrow CM. P•O ••RVtC• ABSENT COUNCIL Ml A LSO EXCEPTI NG lhe lnntM and of the I 1991 92120 ' THEDECl.ARATION STATEOFCAU~ORNIAAS Officer 1~ BOtta Av-CORPORATION, ee BEASNoM
THEREFROM ANY ANO ttuttt crNled by H id D..ci fl0940J CON'TRACTC>ftl Petricl• Ellttrl Kullal, 2 PARCEL 3• SHOWN ON A MAP RE· enut, WHtmln1t•r, CA TNet .. , .,..._,., c.t llA~ PN1 .__Iii A~~~ AJRE R ~~: ol Truat, to-wit· $302,056 30 Publl1hed Colla MHI· CAUJNQ f ()ft alD8 Blue RfdOe, ltvlnl, Clalf NON:EXClUSlllE EASE· CORDED IN BOOK ~ .. 92t13, Ind tht.._ dale tor fM ............ , e C... Cll'\' CLERK Wtnd.11 RI 1 · Th1 b1nellcl1ry under Newpot1 BNeh Pilot Al>-School Ol9tftct· NEW, 92770 MENTS FOfl ACCESS 1~ PAGES 48, 49 AND 80 u.-llltng Clalml "'811 bt AUO lf•rttle Cup 8 '100 R. tO :~~~E~H:tf~e ~~~ ~Deed uto~Tr~r-c:: guste, 15 22. 2t. 1991 ;g~~~.~~~NIFIED Thlt bu1lneu It con-QRESS, EORESSP 'EN-~15fili'1:~~S or1fPHSE 21, t991. wtllcf\ I• IM~ Wlletll r• ae~'IH•rd, ~ ENTIRE TEXT
tAN. OVERLYING, AP: er~:~. und41fllgned I Thr523 Proltet Nim• LINCOLN ~edr~.:r,.~~u:'om-~:gA~~E~TH~~ ?i':.~ COUNTY AECORDER OF = .::.::·c:~ LMAn1•••· CA900M AVAl~BLE FOR REVll PROPRl~TIVE. UTIORAL, WTltten Oec1111tlon of d• SCHOOL CONV£ASION menct<f to trll'lMC1 t>uel· POSES ALL AS SHOWN SAID ORANGE COUNTY Dated~ 17 tMt (2Ut I Jl.U09, ., IN THE CITY CLERIC'S (
PERCOLATING. PRE, feuh and o.menCI IOf Sele. Bid DNdllnt Stptembef ,,_.under lht Ftc:t111out IN THE CONDOMINIUM EXCEPTINO THEREFROM t<HANHD.OANo O IZ NA L•a, Aa. FlCE OF O.E C1TY ~~~T~~~+ur'6~~u~ and written Not!C9 Of 0.. PUILtc NOTICE 9. t991 et 200 pm Bu•ln•H N1me(1) ••ted PLAN ANO AS DEFINED IN UNITS t THROUGH 55, IN-Publlthed New port lllTMT UCllaTAll\' NEWPOftT BEACH
CONT.RACTUAL T[). t1ul1 Ind Elec:tlOn to Sell Pl1c1 of Bid Receipt· ibove on· JuAy 9. 1~1 THE DECLARATION CLUSIVE ON LOT 1 OF e .. ch.COlll MMa Ptlot TAC toeoe Publlehed N ew pc
GETHER WITH THE .RIGHT ~ ~=·~~,.:u:: 11u:°.!:!°:!m. ::~~l s~tr=: ~no:t!~' ... fl:.d ~~f~k~ EASEMENTS ~~C~J,~~ AuOull ts. 1t1t lh5M P ulsllefled ....... " .a .. ch-Colta Mffl p
AND POWER TO EX: Election 10 s.a to be r• •t•t-t Cotti M .... CA 92921 wttn the ColA'1ty ci.tlt of IN ANO TO THOSE P()A: MINIUM Pl.AN •••o tl.Co•t • •••• A~ 15, 11111
PLORE. ~ILL. REORIU,, COfded In the county Where Tne Fo/lowtng per1oni Plact Plan• .,. oo Fli.: Or1ng9 County on July 12, TIONS Of U>T 1 OF SAID UCEPTINO FURTHER • PU1LJC MOTICI P11et ~ ts, IO, thr
REMOVE ANO STORE THE lh• real property,, roe.tees .,. doing buslnelt IS Polt.,f,#n ... IHlnHf\/Man-'"' TfllACT 10525 SH. OWN THEREFROM, ALL .... , 11, tMt .... "'-· SAME FROM OR IN THE DATE. 081()1/91 WESTCUFF JEWELERS ugot (PJHM) t47 Cltl'llno '4 .... S AND DEFINED AS RE· PAOVEMENTS AND AP• l'Wltl1U9 Tl 14 __ r--.-_____ , __ _
LANO HEAEINABOVE DE· CALIFORNIA OENERAL 2043 W"1dllf Dfllll. N-· de Lot ..,.,_. Stt 201, Publhlhed N9Wport ~ ITRICTEO COMMON PUATENANCES LOCATED 9iuelftHI .._ L&QAL llO'TICll
SCRIBED. OR TO DIVERT MORTOAOE SERVICE, pon e.ech Clllf 9?l5eO San ci.mtntt CA t2m !lo AREAS WHICH AAE NJJA· 00 TO BE LOCATED ON .......... ,UIUC NOTICI
OR OTHERWISE VTlLIZE INC., 15795 Flanders Orlve, QeorJ:..~· 91 Pellcan (714) 41&4191' Cotta Met.w p 1 July 25, CENT WITH AND AP, SAID LOT I OF TRACT The 'oAowWICI penon11 "°""8D tMt4S
SUCH WATER, RIGHTS OR San Diego, CA 91121 Ct, ISMch. C.111 Place Plant• ocumente to Augut1 I , II 15, 1991 PURTENANT TO SAID 10525 .,.. dOlr'll bulll'IMa Ill! "'*tttlt ue IMIOOS1' flOR
INTI:RESTS Bl/T WrTH-Phone (9t~7-422• 92990 bl plctled up SafM M Th:475 PARCELS 1 2 2 AND 6 EXCEPT INO l'IJRTHEfll WILLRrcH ASSOC 1 ...... fl 11• ... ,... t1W1m ~
OUT HOWEVER ANY l<llf'ln R . Int, A.I" betel lptl(ogtullarl, eam.1 ·~ Of II waltlthrough. .,. .. UC NOTICI DESCRIBED.HEREIN THERl!FROM l!XCLUSNE Cttllh1m Ct .. Newi>on ltateMOftt llCMOOC. Ol9TltlC'1' RIGHT TO ENTER UPON Secretary Topuzlu ~ Clddeil Plani and S~fleallont ,..,., PARCEL 5 EASEMENTS IN ANO TO e.adl CalU l2ttO The '<*oWlno l*IOnl Tho lnt"e Utt•
THE SURFACE OF THE TAC80779 H11!klbty •pl no 10'7. lll'ld "'contract docUmtnt• ...........,. AN UNDIVIDED ONE AU THOSE RESTRICTCD Rlch~rd 'p o1on1ky. 1 ..,. dolnQ ~.. ....... • ••• , ••• ~ ~~~:1~~~TH~E:X'i~gl~~ Pu blllhld Newpoll tst.nW. T~r; 1may bt chtclitd out from a...ane18 ....... FIFTY·AFTH (t/'55TH) FU i~~O~ S~~D!~~ Chtlhltn Ct., Newport BAYllD! MARINE SALES, lll •H4 ltttdl•I I• OF SUCH RIOHTS AS RE, 8Hch-Cotte MeH Pilot Tttll bu1lne11 11 eon-lhe Atchltec1 I omc. tot at ...... t SIMPU! IN~AES'T IN ANO MINIUM PLAN BMch, C .. t. t2tl0 12t Hltbot lalllld Dtllle. t M t • -M ..
SERVED IN DEED RE Augu118 15 22 1911 dueled by. 1 ~al part l20000 ptr Ht. Piyment TM fQtloWlnO petlOnl 1111 TO Tl1 IMPROVEMENTS RESERVINO THfRE ~ t<leln, 10 Winged Newport IHCfl. Cellt .... tw __....... ...._. ' ' ' ,...,. ,_.hip wlll be refunded If tht ... _.......__ ANO APPURTENANCES ' F004 U1 Ntw'PO'I Buch 12teO -.._...
CORDED MAY 9, l988 AS It\,,"' Th• rtOlltrenl(I ) com. plent tpeel~ ancs ~ --.. ON LOT 1 OF l'RACT FROM, EASCMENTI ,00 Clllf taieo . Finlay 0 Scolt, 2580 RM-......................
INSTRUMENT NO e~ menced to trens.ti butl· contn1c1 dOC\i1ntnU .,. r .. JC'I OUAUTY PAlNTIHO t0$25 (IMPROVEMENTS ') ACCESS, INORess, 'Tfll• but lntH I• con-.,, Orw• ............ a..cn. ""· IOIO ...,.... 118749 OF OFFICIAL PUil.iC MOTICI ""' uncr., tht '1c:ttllOU• tumtd within llftHn (ti) 7" ~ Otlvt. COtt• SUBJECT TO THI! Tt'.RMS EGRESS. I NCAOACH· ducted by ~ntr• caJ!f 82'MO _,,.,._ Parner, ,,,,. .. , c ' ~6~ooE~ D ~EB~~~RY A~: BuelneH . Ntm•(•l lttted dayt Of bid opening end In ~ Callf~ Whl thMd, AHO CONDITIONS Of' TH! ~i~t~=r ~H~:. T,,. r•9l1lrll'll(I) com· Thi• bUllMH II con-'""' ....... II ...
11187 AS INSTRUMENT NO P..oe9 lboYe on Septemt>tr 3 good condition 3111 reu1krw C1 • IMnl, DEClAAATION, ANO TH NANCE AND Ohm~ PUA-ll'llnC4ld to trtlMICI bull· ducted by• en tn<IMOual ..-., a, tMt, t
17.()806115 OF OFFICIAL '1ottttoue 1911 WAUCTHAOUOH A •1111· Caltf 92714-1720 TEMRS AND CONDITIONS POSES AU AS SHOWN ,,... uno.r the Flc1ltloul Th• rtglttrenl(I) co~ ............. ......
RECORDS .., .. ,.... ·-Zekl lptl(oglullarl lhrough of tht 1lte 11 Thi• bUl lntH It con-OP THE MASTER LEAS! ON THE CONDOMIHtUM 8u111ntH Nll'M(I) Meted rnenc«f 1o ltlnMd bull· a sOO INMt 4 , ttet.._.t ~· lltltmen1 wit llled IChtOuled f0t AUJ:1 8. duCttcl by• #I Individual AECORO D AUGUST 1~ PLAN OR AS OE,.NED IN lbOll'I on Juty 1• Mtl under the FIC1ltl0u9 •·•• 1' :~~<:i~~LUSIVE EASE,.,.~~~~ Of.,.,,;-~on~ =t~c:>!lue'"to ~~·;~I~:= ~~ETIN~Ofl~:~f!.. ~:R~t~TIOH ~~.~~wat flltd :=.~.1~e(a) lltt~ ::·:-~......::
MENT FOR ACCESS, IN-THE PONTILLO AOENCY. 2, 1901 ~ pport -· ,,... und« ltl• l'lCt!lloot flllCOAOI. NON·EXCLUSIVC f!.ASI!· -"h lne County Cltrtt of Finley a. Icon Is•••·· ,., '"' .. GRESS, EGRESS, MAINT'E· INC .. 2808 E. Katelle, Of, f902.U2 llleet, 2t85-A 8Mt Sir .... 8ul•neM Nlll'M(t) ltttd The ltf ... addreu Ind MENTS FOR ACCESS, IN-Orange Counsy on .J4lty 11, Thie Nlltfntnt wu fled .. M MM 9t ..... NANCE. REPAIR.I.. ORAi~ ange Callf t2997 P\IOl!thtd NtwpOtt lkac:~ Coata Mee.-CA: Cal C114) tC>OYe on. JllM 1 lltt OUlet common d~ ORESS [GAHi I N-1•1 With tna County Cltf1c of ............. .....
AGE. ENCROAi;.;HMENT..I uo.rt Ca11llry Inc Callb: Costa M ... PllOI Auou-1 • 550:3240, f()t ~ 8ld9 Cheri Deni .. wMthtlO If any. Of the ,.., ptop«Ty CAOACHMENT suPP<)ifr ,IOOTH 0reng9 Courlly on -"-24 ION ....... .. SUPP 0 RT AND F 0 H ...,,. E.' Kafelt ()r, ' wiil not be eccepted fOml clncl1t>tl(f ab<MI la J)Uf• • p ............... ,.....__ a..~n. 1991 ' O™ER PURPOSES AU nla, """' . •• I&, 22, 2t, IHt contractort not ltlencllng Thi• ltalemtnl WH fifed portt d to b• 2112 ANO FOO OTHE.A PUA· v ....... -.. ----· -.. ,. ,,,,.... -..
AS 1 DE~llSED IN. Tt1E ·~· C•lil 92167 Th-519 lhlt wallittlfough. with th•' County Clttla ot IOSOUI '""NOS POSEI. ALL AS ·~ Coell,,.... ""°' AUQue1 t, PMt&eo ......, a, 1M1 .. ,,; OEC~TION OF COV Th 1 builneH 11 con-NOTICE II HUU!BY Or111191 County on <Al+/ 11• COSTA MlSA, CA '2021 • IN THE CONDOMINIUM I 11 22, l•t Putllllhld Nlwf,)Ott 9eeen. ....... P.M.
ENANTS, CONDITIONS ~edr:ri.:,::rc:.~m: ......... ""TIC! QIVrN that lh• ·~ IMt , ... ,.. The Yndtr•iOr*f True!• ~NoAHcP .. ~.~r£o"" Th-4t3 Cott• Met.w Piiot AuQuet t, ""'"'"·· • ...,. AHO RESTRICTIONS AHO menced to transtc1 bu9I r"VltWY l'llV Mm.d SchoOI Dlltrict qf ~ Newpotl e..c ... Ol.IClllmt any llM>ltlty for ..,.,,,, .... ~ -•• 15 12. tll1 ...... .e.... .. .. :E~i;v~~~s8'~EK.,... undlf"" I'~ .,..... ~=·~o:::c-. ..... "°'.M'f 2 =-~:.loa'!: ~~ EASU4NT1 .--.--·-~ .................. : MAINTENANCE DISTRICT llYllnM• NllM(I) ....... ............ Ing 8olrd ~ ,. "'9"" 1• .. 16• 1111 common dMIOn•llon. It IN ANO TO THOH fl<>A· ,..,..... T"9
t"DECLAAATIOH ·1. RE-•bow on NIA . 8ueln•• ...._ fwred 10 .. "OISTRIC'r', TM11 ""'' .nown hefW. TlOHt Of' LOT 1 Of' SAID ••fll 11• .... MUC NOTICI COflOEO OECEMleR 11. :1am M. Poniitto, Preti-......... Wiii rec:eflle vP 10. but nos PUIUC IOTICI The tot.i ""°""' OI tM TRACT 106H SHOWN •••mint ,..... PUIUC IOTICI
, ... AS INSTRUMENT NO Thie 11-1 4 flltd Tllt k111ow1ng '*90M art lit« OWi Ille l bo\11 ...... ""'*° ~of the Obi': ANO DlmNlO Al " • The l'OIOw'ng per.one
-.2002t OF OFflCIAL wlttl the ~ ~ Of dOlflO buelntll N 1M'M ""9d bide for IN STAii t Of' gellon HCuted by the I T .. ICTIO COMMON n doing~... "9•u1 M0no9 OP w,m
AfCOADS. AS AMENDED Of Ctlunty on ...... 1a. WUTATeS l.AHDSCAPe llVfWCI Of . oontt .. tot.. wnt•R--.... prop«Ty so bt I04<f end AM!A9 WHICH AN AO.JAi. lA PAOMUA. 14m H .......... --Nol9oe la ~ "" IY THAT CERTAIN fflRST 1,."';;-_, COM,AHY, 3303 Hllft)Of IDoft ~ PMtllM:J. rtuonu le u thuted CENT WITH AHO ,.,. Mlltl St1 ._. ""9, Celf .. ' 1 1 pur1UMt to MClor'9 :)(
AM NOMCNT TO ot:Cl.A-P800etl lkMr/lld, lklltt F ... Cot11 a.de WI be r~ In -...n:. ·-~. elq)enlll and ad-ftURTE NANT TO IAID W70t n. ............ .,. Md aon of .. CM Oo RATION Of' COYCNAHTS. tH1a. e.iit t2t21 IM P'eoe ldlnUfled ~. ---__. veneee 91 ttte vme of tht 'NtetL 1, 2. ·3 NfO I Of.· J98M I. Out~ MIO doing bu11rw11 .., of. Ile ..... of C..W.
CONDITIONI AND fill!, Put>llthtd NewpOlt l..ch-M l eomm.c.t11 MtntQt-Ind Will be opttl«I .,,0 P'ICrtfllOU9 lnftfll ~ion of W. NO-ICAtefD HOW... DUf'flltn Dr.1~..H.~ TN'M 9"" AHO 0-.IU. ._ ..,,._...., OU1n
ITI"ICTIOHI AND RESER-Colta Meu Plot AllQUlll t , rtM111t Company Inc C.... publk:ly rMd lloud et the 8U8111 .. W tlet of .... It: 114.»I.. ftAAC&L ~ IMcll c.mt raw 1•t MorNN1 Qeofy "°91f, MOTON wll ..... M
VATION Of EASCMENTI •• 1$, n . 1M1 tomla. 2222 ~lnfh All• l bOVI ''"~ 11mo en<* The .,..,. '*"°" ,,.. '" lddiltOn '° Cl8lll\, .,. ~N UNDIVIDE D OHl Cof• D OuNrret. ~ n.n. Cllf ..., eucton, .. "' 9M8' • ~ WHT'AAK MAJHn, '""'801 enue, Loi Angeles, C.-f ptece ....,,...""" • 1 ..,_.. Truelel _. acc..,e • QM. '1nYoftnH Ul\5TH\ 'l£ 0Ufhl m Dr L..H~on Ml '*"' lnghMI, t.-1 • 101» NI on COi HAHC1 DtlTICT f '1AST 10014 IH ~ with .... per1r* ll'ofll the ~ let e cl'ltlcll drlSWll on 1 l lMP\.E IHTt,_flT tH AND leech, C#lf, n.ee ~ Glory. Ao9d, fl». Ml.It\, CA t1a1, ~
AM£HOMIHT'1 AHl'> THI! ... , ""-· Tfllt bu1ln1H 11 con-provtelone of C.llfofnl1 ""° Of*lllii undef tM ltllie Of ,_'°'* benll, a TO THf 1Mflf'OVl?MENT1 Thi• bu1l,,_11 It con-tn. Cell. lllMO a, 1•t, .. ....._., IUPPLl!Ml!NT~L _DfiCV.. r-v~ -'"' dueled by a corpcindion "Ublll Cor*8CI CoM 9-~ ----neme tlf cfttdt *._, oy I ...._ Of ANO APPUATlNAN,CH ~ by ~ Md Thll t>Vtlnnt .. ~ 101t1MC1 ~. •wf: M TION Of ~NAHTS The regl1tr1111(1) com-Ion 3300, .. °"*"' ,.. HOflll WJIO flClWONC ...... ~ '"°" f/I • ~ LOT 1 Of TAACT _... dl-.cf "· M llldll'ldlMlt 11911 0000 tw, U.. CONDITIONS A I!· PbW•!!__ rNnCtd to lfllllNC1 butf.. qulree 1'91 ........ po.-M nt W, 191\ It ... e1, dledl dtewn by e ..... Of t 0121 r·~MfNTI•) The rtgl1trent(a) COtno The rttl11r1nt(1) eom-t JUAtU C A!:VI m tCTIOHI AHO 111 SI 1111 11 -,_. under th9 ~ .... 1"" ......... ct... COMIC....._ Cllf, tMn *** 11¥1ng1 anC11 tolf'I IUaJfCT TO ™~ TtAMt mencef· lo .,.,._. ...... """'°"' lo ~ ~ , .... ,, fO'fm-
VATION Of IAll!M!NTI l ... 1•1R1 1Ntlne11 NtlM(I) hleCI ~ of eo1•eoeot•1 .. fftl "ctstloue lulll'llM .. IOCiMlon, _..,,,,._ ... NfO COHOfTIONS Of' THt ,_ wndlf .. ~ nw llMlf Irle P'IClllOWll ....... i. tmr .. p '°" WUTPAAK MAlHTR The ~ Ptf90nl .,. abcM on ...,"' 21, 1t81 --.... llN M .. ...... ,........., '° .... IOdlllk:wl Of ....... Ola.MATIOH..1,.;..~ Tt4I lull,... .......... ..... ltAIMM Neme(•> ........... °' IOI ~ a.\ HAHCt C>ttTRtCT r IUP-dc*IG ~ ... ~ 'cwew ,.,..,. C!Cll'W-te 9"rdld a-. w ..., in °""91 ~ epeCfftecl 1n s.ctaori ''OI T!Mllt ANO """""''IONS ~on: oMt 1, 1ttt .._.on . .My '· 1111 ._ "'..,..,_...,....,
,U MI H TAL OICLA. LAWI M!D ICAL A• der'll • •• No ~ ....... on JuN "· 1111'l't41GM Oi tr. 'lnW* Code 8'td or THI MASTfA LfAll .... l ~.. Jef'911 lnl'*ft ...... ..,.. .......
M TIOH "), AIC<>f'Dl!O t tl TAHC 21411 ""' Tiiie 1UMment WM llltd ll'l8de lor wort! or....,.. , .. 1WM Md lddrw ot ~to do ~ Af COfllOfD AUOUIT 10, Thie M II llillllt w .... Thie r 11 r•• wm .... w11t -tr ..
MMCH ''· 1•1 Al lMte, HunUnglOft BMCfl, __, IN C4:1unty Qertc Of llrldlf .. ~ unlli9 the Plf'IOI\ ...... ....,.~ In "* ..._ In h ..,..,. 1MtL ... IOOIC tm •.AOI Mii .. ~ c::s.tl °' _... .. COUl'ly Ollrtt ..... .... .. ,_ ... IT'l'K.ll«HT NO 11·f c.iit ..... Orwige Courtly t111 N1 11. 8'td unlll 1111 ,.....,.. °' lliWtl be Wlllflll. 1Jtft ..,_ 1MMt tfWt CMfl It 214 mT MO OP O'flCIAL °'""'~,GI\ #J .. 0r.ee ~ a.. .Mr 11, ....
Of' QfflCIAL fill .,..,,.. I . laft, at<•t1 1'11 COi*_.. ,,....... to t"8 l ...... II , w-.., ..... eccepted, lhl TtuttM mey lllEOOAOI 1•1 , .. ,-=:ei-I , t•t O' OAAHOI COUNTY,''"' 1.tnt, Huntln9 ton , ..... , OllfttcC tt'9t the C<llltitctOf' c.llt..., · WltNIOld fMt ...,.,_ fiA The .... lddfeel arid PMt917 .. 77711 -·IA I
CAU,0..HIA, AHO ~Celt. GM Putlliahtd Neiwport 8Mch-... ~ .._.., .. .._. ~ . IN TNIM9'1 0... unll oeNr common dlld ..... 1. ~,....,... ....,._ ~.......,. .....-. ,.dllafle• N ••-•
M•IDMIH'f'THl"f!TO Thi• DU•lnee• ,, con-c-..,.... f'llot ..... d .. .me ·.-.. COMad ~ ~ llilectl· .... beoorne ......... IO ".,,,,"' .. ,..""""""'°"" ..... ,..,. ... _ I CoMI .......... ""' ....... ,.c .... ,..... -~La w 11y1 .. ~ . .__, ... .......,, Mt~ eo.te ,..... ,_.,. ~a. Iha Pl¥'M or lndot ... • • ~ allow9 11 ""' .._.... • · r-
M UNOMO(O 1./3lf'D IN-Tiie regi.trtnl{I ) COM-~ I, a, tJ, fllt '°' llOC IO~ II IUO-11. II, n , 1111 ITWll(Of flfM, . 'orted IG ltt t 111 I , Cl, D, t W1 ...... t, I, ti, t•1 t "''
JIRHTINN#O TO LOT ,....,.... •• .... ~ Th-471 J!!:! flt wldet.. 1h<NS be IOIOUt l "UHGI ~ n..c1I
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Mesa Con3olldated Water District
1965 Placentia Avenue
Costa Mesa, California 92627
/
I Aug. 15, 1991
~~Mesa filot
Food WIDr ..... ,... •• _.J.40..1224, at. Ml
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Tomato~
Oassifted/C6
)
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,
Fa bulous Flavor
with
Fuss~Fre e
Preparation
Single-skillet suppers come to the fore on busy days when
there's no tJme to cook. Easy to prepare and a breeze to
clean up, they're midweek menu mainstays for many active
families .
Streamline the way to great eating with four new single-
skillet recipes created by home economists at Uncle Ben's,
Inc. Each is ready fo serve in about half an hour, and each
ensures fabulous flavor and speedy preparation by starting
with a package of COUNTRY INN® Brand Rice Dishes.
Inspired by specialties served at the finest mns, each
provides the generous measure of vegetables and
seasonings for which fine inn .dining 1s renowned .
Combined wrth seafood, meat or poultry and a few fre$h
additions, the versatile tJce dishes are eas!IY transformed
into fam1ly1)leasing meals.
Team each delicious entree wrth a simple salad and a
' loaf of/crusty bread and It's supper time in no time. ' .
DIJON CHI CKEN &
PEPPER RIC E
SKILLET
I ¥.l cup ~•ttr
2 tab~ butter or maraariM
l pac~ (5.l oun~l OL ifR\' IS'S
Brand Rkt Ol5h t rttm~
Chicken Mu broom
2 traspoOn dijon-t)lc mustard.
~---...---t'"'Oilnn~~ chicken bre t~ turkey
or ham. cut lnto lJ to '.-inch cubes
I cup hort, thin miud rtd and grttn bell
ptpptr trips
Gre1HastJng Scampi Sl<llet AJmondine goes from start to serving in less than half an hoor. Fuss-free to fix, It relies on a
package of COUNTRY INfole Brand Rice Dishes Broccoli Almond1ne for its rich, full flavor and fast preparation. lnsptred by
one of the natJon's f111est inns, the versatile rice side dish stars as the starting point fo(super skillet suppers, as well.
Combi~ water and butler m IO·tnch 'klllcl 11r in contcnL\ of nee and
to.ea-.onmg packets and mu lard. bnng toll botl Co\er ti~htly. reduce heat
and 1mmcr 8 minute\. \Umng. cx:ca 1onall} tir m chicken and pepper
tnp . Remove from heat, let \land covered 'mmule\ or un11l de ired "'
COO'il'ilcncy
CHICKEN -BROCCOLI
RICE
SKILLET
AU GRATIN
4 chidltn breut haha, booed aod skinned
I ~ teaspoon basil lc•"ts, crvsht.d
~ teaspoon prlk: powdtr
~ ttupOOn white pepper
I t•blelpoon butter or marpriM
I ~ cups w•ter
I l>Kbie (4..S ounttt) COUNTRY IN
Br•nd Br'O(C()ll Rk:e Au Gratln
Green onion top5, thinly slk-td
Sprinkle chicken with basil. aarlic and white pepper. Cook ch1<.kcn in
blJncr in 10-inch \kilter over medium heat unlil Ii hlly browned, about
2 minute per idc. Remo\ic with lotted patuJa; reserve. Add water and
content, of rice and \Casooina p1eket to k1llet. Stir; brina 10 a boil.
Reduce htat; place re~Ncd chicken O\'er rice. Cover and immcr
20 minute , 'tirrina once. Rcmo\ic from heat. ut tand ~ red
~ minute • prinklc with areen ont<>n .
Make o4 NIOJ • •
..
SCAMPI
SKILLET
ALMON DINE
I pound pttlecl and cle\'dMd
medium shrimp
l Ulblespoon butter ol' marprlne
I Y• cups water
I pedaae (4.7 ounttS) CO NTRV I
Bnnd Ritt °'9hes Broccoli Almondlne
V. cup sliced ripe oil"
1 YI ounu9 cream c~ IOfttMd
Y.l to YI cup ndlk. as dafrtd
I IUH tommt~ lffded ·~ diced •
I Jl'ftft onion with top. cut Cl'OllWI
Into 1-lndt pletts •nd tt..,.hwbt Into
nry thin l\'tta
Remo\ie p111Ckct of almond from pack e: 'let ide. Cook "hnmp in
bUner in JO-inch lilkt •. tirring f~uen1ly. until hnmp tum\ pink. about
3 minute\, Remove hrimplrom \lillct. Add Wiier and content of ri c
and ~1n1 pKke 10 kilkt. 1ir. Bnn.a 10 a boil. Cover 11 hlly and
tmmcr 10 m1nut . Add oli\ie • cream chtt and milk: 11r until chtt~
1 melted ttr 1n rescf\'cd 1hnmp. Remove from ht11: kt \land ~O\iercd
j min or until destn:d con'i*ncy. Stir 1n rv~ almonds. pm~ ·
with~ Md grttn onion to rve.
Mak • .ervinp.
....
Mal.e 4 'l<trvmg .
FLOR ENTI NE
CHICKEN & RI CE
SKILLET
.
o4 cbkken bruq hah bc>Md and inntd
I ttaspoon basil lfat rru ~
Sah and pepper
2 labtf5poon butter or marprhw
t lt', cups wattr
1 pKkqe (S.I ounces) CO TRY 1 ,
Br•nd Rkt Di ht-' Htrbtd Rkt u Gratln
I cup ktd mu hroom
I cup 81~ ~ plnach •ta\
Spnnklc chi ken C\lenly with ba"11I. 'all llnd pepper 10 le. ri m
butter 1n I0·1nch \ktllct over tnl'thum ·hi h heal until hghtl browllCJ.
about 2 mmu& per 1dc. Rcmo\:c ~1th slottcJ p;11ul : reserve. dJ
water. content\ of n ·e and &.'lonm packet and M\I hroom to kilkt.
tir. brina to a boil. Reduct heat: pl re rvtd ch• ken O\itr ri\e. O\icr
and \immtt 20 mi nu • '11mn °"' . Remove f """' htat. Ut land
rovcrtd minute . ur '"''" h mm n~c.
Mak 4 rvina .
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f umcn U10 more than 300 ... techniquca that include compQatina farmers and many auper'marltet pauod a farm bill IMt year that meantime, •f you
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bc~omina concerned about the
O\eru-.e of chemicals in our foo<l
upply, o they arc turning to
"natural" food markets and even
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arc now walling to aacrifac:e "good unless the majority of farmen For thole of 19'1 who like the mull contain 1t leul 9S percent fruiu and
looks" for better flavor and an witch over to oraanic. Idea of .. orpaic" farming, there b organic in1redicnt1 in order 10 he ve•tables.
attempt to protect 1heir families' Unfortunatcty, a long a there arc some good new1 on the horizon. labeled an "ora11nic" product -Selecting varieties
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Offering ''" items ond connot euffd volue of off red tf poo• le fre h flu"d milk prod~t ••·
ll•m A' When doubled, o mCJn\lfO<turer' coupot'I eluded " Coupon for triple Of ony greater multi
(OMOI be combined with ony r•to1ler a uwpo11 pie Yolue of manufacturer' <OuPot!t not o<eept.i
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and
corre pondingly
lower prices.
Q. WIMa I eat caued .... I
f'req9eadJ tel I tell'lllll "91119cl94
Tlalldoel ................
fttlt ls fretlt. I ~ daal
ltyd~ .,...... •• lllted ..
181ftdltnl on tbe C911Md hlu
label. Can you tell me what dill
11!
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Hydrolyzed protein, hydrol
VCJCtabte protcur and "naturat,.
navoring arc essentially all the
sa me ubstance: glutamate. It's t
salt form of the amino acid
(glutamic add) which is found in
all protein foods.
,Hydrolyzing is a chemical
process in which water is used to
break down substances into their
smallest parts. In the case of
protein, amino acids are lhe basic
componcnta. They arc Creed up
and then collected. Wilh regard t
aJutamate, they're used as a
flavoring agenl in numerous food
Glutamate e sentially behaves
similarly to the flavoring agent
monosodium glutamate, which h
been associated with Chine e
cooking. It is also added to meat,
fish and poultry, as well as uch
prepared dishes as frozen <linner ,
snack items, spice mixc , soups
and sauces.
Some people have reported
e"<pencncing headache after
eating foods containing the
flavoring agent glutamate.
However, the Glutamate
Association is quick to point out
that these reports have not been
scientifically confirmed.
Ir )OU u pect you may be
en itive to glutamate, reading
foo4 labels will help to avoid
products which contain thi
additive. Additionally, the new
FDA lat?el regulations will require
that manufacturers state on food
label exactly what the hydrolyzed
protein is, a well a it~ original
source.
. Q. I ha'Ve Reftu.'( E opbagllls
and would llke to know If there •rt
any food 1roups that can
aggravate my condition?
, L.S.,Tttjunga
Reflux· Esophagiti is al o known
as heartburn, a cond1t1on in which
the sphincter muscle of the lower
c ophagu (the "windpipe") doc
not function properly and allows
the stomach's ga tric Juice to back
up and escape into the upper
esophagus. The highly acidic
contents of the tomach 1mtate
the delicate esophageal lining.
There arc several foods which
have been demono;trated to
aggravate heartburn Alcohol,
chocolate, coffee and fat have all
been hown to negatively affect
1hc function of the esophageal
phincter. In fact, just two cups of
coffee can produce th1 effect in
many people. My advice i to go
easy on the'lc foods
Eating mailer meals m place of
larger one will also require le
gastric juice for proper dige tion.
R~lsttrff dlttltlan Ihraltt
anion •n wrrs readtrs'
questions about nutrlllon, dlttln1
and food Ideas. ~nd qut tJonJ to
IHnlltt Scanlon, R.D., r/o
Huntington &•th/Fountain Y•/Jty
lndt~ndtnt, J.JO W. B•y St.,
Co.fl• ftfna, CA 92616.
ONE LOW PRICE INCLUDES·
PRE CONDITIONING. SPOnH~fi
& MOST FURNITURE REMOVFll
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Tillamook
Medium
Cheddar
or Monterey Jock Cheese •
9 Ounce Package
Kids Sale!
Boneless-~
London Broil
Steaks
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Beef-1A" Thin Trimmed •
Annour Bonel~ Turkey
Golden Star-frounlDe/rwlPd
Jennie-0 Turkey Ham
f\11/y Coolf'd-8onf'less
Bar.S Bacon ..
Regular or Low Soll-16 Ounce Pockaa-
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Nutritious Bananas
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Large Ripe Hass Avocados
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Large ectarines
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All 16 Oz. Bemstein's Salad Dressings
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Garfield 199 Fruit Snacks -
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Honeydew Melons Eu.I
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• 2 1ablnpoohs t!Xtra.iv1rgin olive od ·
• 3 IOO'latOft peeled and dl(ed
• 2 l.l p,t1'51ey 'Pf' , chopped hne e 6 latge basil letlves, <.hopped fine
• 1 •13mc ckl\ wed
• Salt af'd ~r to ta5ote
• 1/2 pound froh fet1ucline Of lingu•('le
• B.asll k.~ fOf g.•n~
• 1 cup freshly.pat~ l°(omao,o chttw
Sd 1 gallon <•l ~tt'r to boil Just .u It begins to boil, heat ohve oil in
heavy wllet urit1I a bit ol brt'.td d~ into It br~ at once. Add
tomltoes to ttw olive oft and simmer bi~fly to combine Md p1nley, ~.
g.trhc, salt and pepper. Cook eently just unlll htrbs go hmp. Rem<M" from
lbme.
8y now v.ater Y.1U be at full boil; toss rn pbl and coolt for 2 minutes.
Drain, then toss with 2 ublespoons ol wuce SeM! on a fl?Und ~tter
topped with rest of wua and fresh basil leaves Pass Rc>l'Nno mee.e to
top pasta. ~rves • as a first course Double recipe for a ltgh~ main course.
CORN, TO'MTO AND BACON SOU'
• • CUP' chrd.en stock or reduced-wit canned chicken broth)
• 1 ham hock
• 2 slice b.Knn
• 1 la~ onion, diced StNll
• 3 tablespoons chopped pa~ley
• ) b.nil ~a\-es chopped
• 1 b.y leaf
• 2 cups fresh corn ~Cf'nels, about '4 ears
• 3 cups peeled t~toes. chopped fine
• ~It and pepper to ta~e
• ChopJ>('d pa~ley, for garnish
SirT'lmer ~nck with h.im hoctc for 1 hour, Fry bacon in a heavy pot
\.\ h<'n br<Mn, ~"""c bacon from pot and drain, set a)ide In bacon fat,
saul<' the ont00 until trin parent. Chell add herbs and corn and saute ((;I' 5
minutes m<lle Add tomatoes and simmer '°' about 20 minutes, °' unlll aU
ini;red1enn .irC' v.., fl blended Rem<J\.e ham hock from stod. and add stodc
to <,Ol..lp ~.1"4.>n with salt ilnd pepper and gamrsh with reserved b.Kon,
crumbled and chop?f'd pa,.Jcy.
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How to wish
someone .. good luck"
In Chinne.
(In 3 easy steps)
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place where east muts wtSt
(West End. that ls!I.
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· lencr i. hand mede In China
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or a fnt>nd The folks ar West End
wish you 'the very bat or luck"
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2. Clarucc HatdV, Oleta M~Y
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DMaion MINI. OAROEN 1.ANDSCt.. Oau: DI H OAROEN
2 Charlotte lloope~ Costa Mesa
3 Roy V H~r. Ul!ita Mesa a .. DWARF OR MINIA l'URE
3 Chartoctc HQOPtrJ. Co.ta Mc~ Oa»· HANGING BA;)KET
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2 Mariarct C. Ega!~ Costa Mesa a : u111usuAL CON 1 AINFR I Sandy A. Bfoob. Co.ta Mesa
I Deni c . Burch, C05ta Mc a
I. Char Hoopc!l'Costa Mesa
I. R . Hooper, 1...usta Mesa 3 0 ic Coopc;r, Costa Mcu
Oa · Y OTI1ER NOT LI~ TED
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I Mildred M HartWipcn, Cost• Mc'a
C.la» Cl\CTUS I Sue M. Hant~. C.O'ta Mc~
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2. Charlotte 11 w~ Costa Mesa 3 011rente Har , \...OSta Mcq a .. -m RANIU~
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ll·M Ann llardy. Costa Mc a C1a \. IVY
l Linda J Carlyle, Co ta Mesa
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3. Manan L Pitt. , Costa Mesa H·M Crarg B HanlcY.l Costa Mesa Qa, ANY OntER NuT LISTED
2. Kathy M D1cwald, Costa Mesa
2. Charluuc I l()()pcrP8P;~ Mc a 0 1vmon COLLECT. D PLANT Oa SUCCULEl'n'S <CAcnJS) '4. Ann Hardv, Costa Mesa
DivtSfon· lN0\1. HANGING PLANTS
ili"5· HOY A
3. Stanley A ~a~I~~ Costa Meu
Oass: SPIDER Pl.J'\.1"1 1 2 Ann Hardy, Costa Mesa
Oa ANY omER NOT LISTED
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2. St~e H Rice, Costa Meu
Oa : HANGINO IN A POT 2 O ucnce Hudy, Coita Mesa
Cla . ON A PIECE OF WOOO
2. Roy V. Hoopc!.t~Co.,11 M~
Oass UNUSUAL \..VNTAINER l Nancy C. Bolhngcr, CO'ta Mc\a
I Ann Hardv. Costa Mei.a
D1vts1on. Pl..Am' BASKLTS Cla SBASKlff I Dianne J Zadeh, Co ta Mc~•
1 IKbbre Harl.ind. C~l~ Mc .i
I Charlotte I looper>-Co~ta Mesa I Brenda Latimer. \.O'>la Mc a
I. Carol A ~timer, 0.hta Mcu
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I Charlotte lfoopcr, C())ta Mesa
I Jadac Hooper, Co\tl Mcu
I Carol A. Latimer, Q))ta Mc'"
2 N1kolaui Wa ihew, C~ta Mesa
:! Jo.in Au1d, Corona Del Mar 2 Dchh1c flar1and, Co)ta Mc)a
2 Brenda La11mcr, Co\ta. Mc a
l Bob Zadeh, Costa Mesa Clau• 120ASKE:.I 1 Dianne J. Zadeh, Costa Mesa
I Bob Zadeh, Costa Mesa
1 Debbie Harland, Costa Mesa
2 J~n Ass1d, Corona Del Mar
2. Brenda Llhmcr, Costa Mesa
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J Jackie Hooper, Costa Mesa
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S Dianne J Zadeh, CC>Ra Mesa
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2 Bob Zadeh, Costa Mesa
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I Donna G Van lpcrcn.l Co..ia Mc~ 01\s. Bl:ST US F OF THtME
I Donna G Van lpcre!'S~!.' Mc\A Drvmon HOLIDAY MAr11 1 ~
Clau· HRST JUDGING
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Ci;N A CORSAGE OF DRY MATE· l~IAL
3 Jo:innc Snc1J!m.£t._Nc~'J)Or1 Beach D1m1on NOVICE.fl;) 1 JUDGING
("18\s. I IOW SWEET IT IS
2 Mcl\Jdy Garrett , Costa Mesa Cla~ WT DAISll::.51SM001tl PEB-Btf~ I Joanne SnclgroveJ. Newport Beach
2 Melody Gancu. l.OSta Mc" 01\isiun LOCAUIST JUDGl1'G Class TERRACOTTA POT/SAU-BR
ORG 2 Dec W Sheahan, C.osta Mesa
<las$ PINKS AND MAUVES I Melody Garr_e_!1 Costa Mesa
(11 I IOW sw~ I IT IS '-........
I Carohnc E Randolph, Newport
Beach DM,JOn OPEN IST JUDGING Um I IOW SWEET JT IS I lcJh S Banks, Costa Mcu tlan PK POSIES-BL GLASS CE·
RAMC 2 Leah S Banko,. CO\ta Mesa
(11 ~ I Ol lAG f-& TW IGS IN BAS·
"-ET 2 Joanne SndgrO\c, Newport Beach
3 Rochelle O'donnclll...Ncwport Beach D1m1 m· BOUQUETS, KOU NO Ou.,· CLASHING COLORS
I Dec W Sheahan, Cos1111 Mcq 4 Lyn M Metheny, NcwPon Beach Cla•\' M>'1E1 HING FROM KJTCHEN
2 Dec W. Shuhan, Co\11 Mc a
Drvi ion MINI ARRANGEMENT Cla ,. HOW SWEET IT JS
2 Ann Hardv. Co5ta McY
Clus DRY MATERIALS
I. Ol:c W Shcaha'?,, Costa Mell! Oau t:; HIBITOR';) CJIOICc
S. Dec W Sheahan Co)ta Mc a Dr"mon. TRENDS/MOO. DESJGN, OP
Oa AYTIIBSEA
I Caroline E. Randolrh. Ncwpon Beach Cius. USING IKEBANA BASKET 3 R°'hcllc O'donncl~ Nc~n Beach na' liEADMASTE:.R;) MODERN DE· ~IGN
I Roc;hclle>O'donnell, Newport Beach c.1a Wl::STERN ABSTRACTlON
2. Joanne Snelvovc, Newport Beach 01V1\fon: IKEBANA
Oa : EXHIBITOR'S CHOICE I Rochelle O'donneU N~ Beach DMSion ROO'l'EO Pi:AN'TS,INDOOR
Oass: AFRICAN VJOLET I Jc ica L Lucbeal, Corona Del Mar
3 Annie K Mcr1cn1halcr. C:0.11 Mc.a (la ANY Pl.ANT ROOTED JN
WATfR
2 Ca~v Luchc ;•1,uirona Del Mar •. Raymond T. wcdcn, 11 Mc a
"· Robert T. Wcdcn, Costa Mesa (II . 81=.GONIA
l , Brett N Luch~1. Corona Del Mar
C:la s BROMI l IAD I. Brett N l uchc 1, Corona Del Mar
Cl& . FERN 1. J Kl l Luchesi, Corona Del Mar 2 Jc I Mergenthaler, C'1»ta Mc\I
01 · PAl.M I Ca~y Luchc I, c~)ron• ~I Mar
Cla ' ANY OTIIER NOT LISTFD I T n J Wahl C 11 Meu
l>1v1 ion HANGJ G PLAN1 1NDOOR Cla~· P011-IOS
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Tiffany Dalper, 11, ol the
Mesa Goat HUI ~ 4-
H di1p&.ys her entry which
was named beit of show In
the Floric:Vtture DMllon of
the Orange County FaJr 4·H
competition. Today's results
listings complete the rilot'1
presentation of fur · contest
winners from Costa M~
Newport Beach and Corona
def Mar.
I Jc uca L Lu?!C.~.!.i,. Corona Del Mar Oa SPIDER PJ..l\.N 1
1 C.'iCt Luchesi, Corona Del Mar
Drvi ion. NOOOR PLAm'ERS Oass. DISH GARDEN
I Casey l...uchcsa Cqrona Del Mar C'la s rEATURlNG DWARP UNI SPEC
2 Brett N Luc.~~ Corona Del Mar na IN A BASiu: I 2. Ja,mmc M De C:O.ta, Colta Mc.a
3. Jc,\1ca I Luchesi, Corona Del Mar
Cla' ·POND GARDEN 2 Chm 0 . Wahl, Costa Mesa Clns 1ERRARIUM •
3. ~n J. Wahl, Cotta Mesa C1a : UNUSUAL COITTAJNER/OVR
6 I. Oi~y_Luchcsl, Corona Del Mar
Cla : UNUSUAL COITTAJNERJUND
6
I. [hell N. Luchcs.!J C:Orona Del Mar 01'isiun ROO Tt:.D PLANT/OUT·
DOOR ~HI CACTUS I. BcnJamin Inouye, Coata Mc a
I Mell sa ·W lnou}-e, ~ta Mesa
I. CaS\:) 1...u,hc 1, C.Orona Del Mar
4. Ra~nd T Wcden, Costa M~s.a
ll·M Robert T Wcdcn, Costa Mesa
C1a COLLECTION·2 OR MORE
• Abraham lnouycLCosta Mesa Cla COLOR BOW 2 Jennifer K. LucbcsJ , Corona Del
Mar
Cl.ii.s f1JCH IA
I Jennifer K Luchesi , CoronJ Del
\iu
{lass GFRANIUM 2 &n1amtft"L lnou c, C'mla Mc'~ Cla-.,. 111-Re-,.
I. Brett N I ucbc$1, Corona Del Mar
~ haac L Inouye, Costa Mesa Oa IMPAllENS
I. Ja~mtnc M De Costa, Costa Mesa I. Bsctt N l udlc i, Corona Del Mar 2 DcnJ1m1n L Inouye, C:OSta Mesa 0 1 MINIATURE ROSE
I Jennifer K. Luchesi, Corona Del Mar Oa SUCCULENTS
3. Robert T Wcdcn, Co.ta Mesa
4. Raymond T. Wcdcn, Costa Mesa
Oa ANY OTIIER NOT LISTED I Raymond T. Wcdcn Oleta Mua
I. Robert T. Wcden, ~ta Mesa
l>l\111un OUTDOOR PLANTERS Cla CACIUS · 1 1 .. ac L Inouye, Costa Mesa
4. Abraham Inouye, Costa Mesa
Oa DISH OARDE:.N
2 Jum1ne M De C05ta, Costa Mc
2. Brett N Luc.~S::!i Corona Del Mar Cla IN A BASM.1 I Mel W Inouye, Costa Mesa
2 Jc SiCa L. Luch~.i, Corona Del Mar
Cius· A PIECE OF wOOD
l luac L l n<>u~. Costa Mesa
01 ; A PIANTEO ROCK 2. Breit N Luchc 1, Corona Del Mar Cius SUCCUl.EN'T
I BcnJamm L lnou 'C, Cm1a Mcia I Melisu W lnou e, Colla Mesa
2 Jennifer i.. 1 uc:hcs.1, Corona Del
Mar
See FAIR/Cl
1990/91 ANNUAL REPORT
PEOPLE ARE ---
ING
---MOREATTim ---
NEWPOKf BFACH PUBLIC LIBRARY
Ma1Cria1s Clrculal.Cd
People u in& The Library
Rcfcraicc Questicn Asked
Matcri.als Available (Items)
Adult Leamc11 Rcocivina
L.i&cracy Sctvk:el
\blWlfiCCf Hows Donated
The Cennl Utnry
and 3 tnnchcs
ll'C open 70 hours
each week.
t.068.712
74S.S9 l
194.200
271.CXX>
242
13.807
17~ lnctea1C
13~ Incrca.1c
7~ Incrcuc
8~ lncl'UIC
42% Increase
. The ftaura aboYc
~ctent increases
fmmlua~
0.. UNUIUAL CONJ'AJNER/\JDN. 6
1 • ..,.~ ...... 4. ....
4. ea.o.. Def Mar a-:
3 ..... I. W-.L Coeca Meu DMlioll: ~0EJ1$T JUDOINO Qui: AU. POUAOE
I. R-., N. Hill, N:.'J:!rt Beach ~~.'l~M"~o~~ ci!i.: 'm· ~~cwport Beach
i. ~~~:e.!;.r;:r &each
4. RJU . LOia. ~ Beach
4. R8'1nond T. 'liede" Colee Mna 4, Robert T. Weclen \.a.la Maa Dwision: ROOTED Pl.ANTS, INDOOR Clau: AFRICAN VIOLET I. Jennifer K. Ulchcsi, Corona Del Mar
2. Micheel M. Mac Donald, Costa Mcaa aw· ANY PLANT ROOTED IN WATER
I. Br:Y911 l. Harland, Coata Mcu Oaa· BEGONIA
l. Bryon L Harland. Cotta Mesa 2. Jennifer K. Lu<:he,i, Corona Del Mar aa . FERN •
I Jennircr K. Luchc I, Corona Del Mar
Ow; ORCHID
I. Bryon L Harland, Co 11 Mc a Oass: PAIM
I. Bryon L Huland, Costa Mesa
l. Jennifer K. I uchesl, Corona Del Mat aus: ANY OntER NOT LISTED
2. Brad A Mer1enthaler,.£osta Mesa Division~ HANOING Pl..Aru/lNDOOR' Oau: IVY
I. Bryc>n L Harland, Colla Mesa • Oass: POTI IOS I Bryon..l.. Harland, C01oti1 Mesa 2 Michael M. Mac Donald, Costa MCJA Oa i SPIDER PLANT
APPLE
l . Joew s..~:=-8Ads a!.~~~ pea, ~ W, SheabanR•<;:r_:aa 2. Catoltoe P-Newport BMcll l>Maion: OPENfTHJRD JUOOINO 0..: BRIOHT ORA.NO! .
2. RocheU. O'donoeU'-~ Beach 0..: PINKS AND MAUVES . I. l.eeh S. Blnb, C.O.. Mcaa 0111: Wl DAISIF.SISMOOnt PE~ Bl.ES
1 Rochelle O'donne~ll Nc1WJ)Ort Beacb 0Mlklft: BOUOUE JS ROUND) Oaa. SUMMElt Fl.O RS
I. Oeo W. Shcaha~ Cotta Mesa .... 3 Leah S. Bub, u.a Meta C1111. HOW SWEE;I IT IS
2 Dec W. Sheahan, Coste M.:sa / DMllOll:MINI ARRANGEMf.NT · a .. : FROM AROUND TiiE HOUSE I. Dec W. Sheahan, C..1a Meu Division: IK.EBANA • au.: EXHIBITOR'S OIOICF
3. Rochelle O'donncllbNcwport ~ach Drv11ion TRENDS/MO . DESIGNIOP Oa : LIFE NEAR A POND
l Caroline F-Randolph, Newport Beach
Oa :WESTERNABSTRACTION S Rochelle O'donncll, Newport Beach
Clau: MORIBANA, UPRIGHT FORM
I Rochelle O'donnell, Newport Beach Oa · NAGERIP. STYLE, UPRIGIIT 2. Rochelle O'donncll, Newport Beach
l Joanne Snel1rove, Newport Beach Division: TillRU JUDGING (No. S')
Profeuloul Photesnphy
Division: PROFESSIONAi. PHO· ~!WrlaAJT
3. Ketluyn J. Plt.zstrald, Corona Del Mar
H·M. Nrepemdra Prased, Newport Bcadt Clau: OPEN, NOT MENTIONED A.BOVE I
3 Vc1111Ub AndruouP)', Costa Mc.u
6
1. Ca1ey ~. COfOft I Mar Oa UNUSUAL CONTAJNER/\JND
6 I. Brett N. Luchesi, Corona Del Mar D1vi11on: ROOTED Pl.AN r OUT·
DOOR Oa CACTUS 1. Benjlmm L Inouye, Coata Mcu
I Mer ... W. Inouye, Colla Mc.a
I ~ Locheli. Corooa Del Mar
• Ra~ T. Wcdcn, Cotta Mcu HIM. Robert T. Wedell Colla Meu
a a '. cou.ECnoN-2 OR MORE
4. Abrabem lnouycLColta Mesa Oau: OOLOR BOW
2. Je11n1rcr K. Luchesi, Corona Del
Mar Oau· FUOISlA I. Jcnn.ifcr K Luchc 1, Corooa Del Mar Oass. GERANIUM .. 2. Bcn1amin L Inouye, Costa Meu Cass: HERB
1. Brett N. Luchesi, Corona Del Mar 2. Isaac: L Inouye, Costa Mesa
O..· IMPATIENS
I. J...-M 0. eo.ca, C.. Melil
J. Intl N lAdMiti. C.0.-. Dll .._ 2. •.:r·h L a.ou,e. C... .._ 0...: NIATUllE ROSE
I. JeanJfcr K. l..Aldleli, eo.o. Del M11
Cla · SUCCULEHl'S 3. Robert T. Weda, Cotti .... 4. R8'Yln0Dd T. Wedell, Colla ..... Cl111· ~y O'JlfER NOT Unm>
I. RaY'llMlGd T . Wode~1 Mele I. RC>Mrt 1'. Weden, Mae
Divb!On: OUTDOOR PLANTERS (.11 . CACTUS
Jr. Floriculture
Fir t Judging
Divluon. ROOTED PLANTS,JNOOOll Oa ArJUCAN VI OLET I. Jeua L Luch~i. Coron.a Del Mir 3. Annie K Merrcnthalcr, Colla Mell
Cl1 · ANY Pl.ANT ROOTED IN WAU R •
2 Casey Luchc 1, Corona Del Mer
• ~aymond T. Wtdc~ Costa Mca
4 Robert T. Wcden, \Alta Mesa Cla ·BEGONIA
l. Brett N. Luchesi, Corona Del Mar 01 . BROMEUAD I. Brett N. Luc:hw, C.Orona Del Mu Cla. ·FE RN
I. 1 ICI l.. Luchw, Corooe Del Mu
2 Je5'>C I Mergenthaler, c.o.ta Maa O aa PALM
l. Cucy L4Khcs.1. Corona Del Mar
Oa ANY OTHER NOT LISTED
l. 1)\on J Wahl ~ta Mesa l>1V1\1nn HANGING PLANT.INDOOR Cla ~ POTifOS Cla\S· BOUQUET · BRIGHT COLORS
1. Beth A Snelgrove, Newport Beach J Kelsey Loi!&. Newport Beach
Class: FOLIAOE & TWIGS IN BAS-riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii KET
2. Abraham Inouye, Cosla Mesa
See FAIR.Im
2. J~ P. Sne_l1fov~_ Newport Beach Class: PARTY CER 1 t:.RPIECE
1. Melassa W. Inouye, Costa Mesa
I Ryan D Lon1. Newport Bcac~. Oa PRESSED MATERIA.LS
3 Bcniim1n L lnouyc..l Co ta Mc a Oa USING ROCKS CJR A ROCK I Shawn A O'donncll, N~rt Beach
D1v1 Jon THIRD JUDGING (No 6) 01 HOW SWEET IT lS
"'J/Ulage 7'aire Sfioppe.s "
I. Bryon L Harland, ~II Mesa
3. Tom A Hardv. Costa Mc a D1vmon INDOO~ PLANTERS
Oass DISH GARDEN I Jennifer K. Luchc 1 Corona Del ~ar
I Diana D Sheahan, Costa Mc a 2 Bryon L Harland, Costa Mc'a Oa · JN A BASKl.T
Marvin Waldrop of Costa Mesa swept his division and took
home the g.rand award for his reindeer entourage ente red in
the home arts and crafts competition at the fai r.
I Bryon 1-Harland, ~II Mc\a
Gia EXHIB ITOR'S CHOICE I Tracy Bro1nn1\, Co ta Mesa I Diana D Sheahan, Costa Mcu
2.44oward R Bank,., ~ta Mesa
For Lease-Prime Location
Retail Space From $1.15 gross
Office Space From sl.65 gross
Largest Mall In Laguna Beach.
1\vo ~vels Of Secured Parking.
Prime Coast Highway Locatm.
l . Br)'on L llluland. CCM.ta Me'" 2. Jennifer K Luchc 1, Corooa Del Mar
Ous TERRARIUM
I. Howard R. Banks, COita Mc\a
I Brw>n L Harland, C<»ta Mc a
· Oa · UNUSUAL CONTAJNERIOVR b
2 Jennifer K luchc i)... Corona Del
Mar Oa · UNUSUAi 1..0NTAINFR/ UND.6 2. Bryon I. 1 larla1'0. Cost11 Mc11 . Division. ROOTt;D PLANT/OUT-DOOR
Oau:CACTUS
J Bryon L Harland. CO\ta Mesa
2 Tom A Hardy1.P>sta Mesa Class COLOR OOwl
2 Bryon L Harl1nd, ~t;i Mesa C1us GERANIUM
I Bryon L Harland, Ccxta Mesa
Oa . RERB •
l. Jennifer K Luchesi. Corona Del Mar
Oa · IMPATIE-.NS 1 81)'0n L lfarland, C~ta Men Cla SUCCULENT
I Jennifer K. Luchc\1, Corona Del Mar
Oi\11 ion: llANG ING p \m OUl'DR. Oa GRAPF IVY 2. 01)un l Jfarl-.nd, C(»ta Meil
Clau. IVY I 81')'0n l J larl.and . Co..11 Men Class ANY 0 lllER
3 Bryon L 1 larland. Costa Mc~a 01Y1sion PlANTF RS. Ol!fDOOR aw CACT1JS 1 Michelle l Dan'-~, Cthta Mc a I Bryon l llatlo1nd CO\l.s Mc'" Ons IN A llA~KI l
I Bryon l I larlo1nJ, Co}til Mc\a
I Jennifer K I uchc''· Corona Del Mar
Oass: UNUSUAL CONTAJNEJlJOVR 6
2. Tom A. Hardy, Costa ~csa
3. Bryon L I larfand, ~ta Mc a D1vmon: ARRANOEJ IST JUDGING aass: HOW SWEET IT IS
I. T,.cy Brannis, Costa Mw
l Dian~ D. Sheahan, ~ta Mesa Class: FUN Willi JUNK
2 Tessa N. Ooff, Costa Mesa
2 Ryan M. O'donnell, Newport Beach 3. Lisa M Brann~, Costa Mesa Cla s: JN A HONEY JAR
1. Tracy Brannt~l.Costa Mesa
Oass: PARTY CErtTERPIECE
I. Tessa N. Goff, Costa Mesa I Bryon L Harland, Costa Mesa
1. Diana 0 . Sheaha~_Costa Mesa
4. Lisa M. Brannis, U>Sta Mesa
Cass: US ING DRY MATERIALS I Diana D. Sheahan, Costa Mesa
2 Bryon L Harland Costa Mesa 3 Kristi Montooth, COSta Mesa
2. Nc"A-port Harbor Orchid Society, Or· angc.
J um p & Course De ign
0 1Vt.,1on JUMP & COURSl D~ IGN Cla~ DESIGN OF A'NY JUMP
I Kimber!)' D. D11hlc, C.O ta Mc a
l Jcnlvn V Kapu . Costa Mesa 3 Ca rol A Lat1mcr, Co.ta Mc a
Flower & Garden Show
Dmston:llilRO JUDGING (No. I) Oa : ALL FOLIAGE:.
l . Donna G. Van lpcrcn, Costa Mesa 3. Carol A. Latimer, Costa Meu Oa : MINI CARN'/ROSES IN BAS· KET
3 Rayna E. Kimbell, C01ta Mesa Division. THIRD JUDGING (No 2)
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''The Talk of th~ Town !" Give
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Include~ ruc.i
lu1urle:. as:
•Meld tnd :_i,.,en
S>tvlce
•Dally ,\ctlv1tlea
•Social Excursions
•Chaufftt :rec'
1 r1nnportat1on
•European culali e
•Fully equipped
Kltchtntttva
•24 hour St11rflng
Oass: ntEME
I. Donna G. Van lpcren, Costa Mesa Oa : ORIENTAL
I. Donna G. Van Jpcrenj Costa Mc a
Cla • PARTY CENTERP ECE
I. Donna G Van Jpc ren, Costa Mc a
4 Rayna E. Kimbell , Costa Mesa
Class 'BEST USE OF THEME I Donna G. Van Jpcr~!'z...Costa Mesa DrvtSion· HOLIDAY MAN aLES Cla:. · FIRST JUDGING l . R~y_na E. Kimbel!,_ Costa Mesa Oa · SFCOND JUDulNG
2. Donna G. Van lpercn, Costa Mesa Clm TJllRD JUDGING
2. Donna G. V .in lpcrcn.._ Costa ·Mc a
D1v1sion NOVICE/fHIRu JUDGING (No 4)
Clh · CLAS! JING COLORS l Melody Garrett, Costa Mesa
4 Ann H.ardv. Costa Mc~
3 Ryan M O'd<>nnell, Ncwporr Beach
Oa FLOWERS IN A ROW
3 Michelle L BanbA Costa Mesa 3. Lisa M Brannas, unta Mcu
Om: SOME:.TlllNO FROM KJTCH.EN
2 D11na O. Sheahan, C.os11 Mesa 3. Tracy Brann1 l ~ta Mesa Ous PARTY CEN 1t:.RPIECE
1 Bl)'Qn L Harland~ Costa Mc" Oass: USINO ROCK:> OR A ROCK
I. Diana D Sheaha~ Costa Meu
3 Lisa M Branni , U>Sta Mesa Om WR CA1H ·DRY MATERIALS
1. Kristi Montooth, Costa Mesa Dtvi\ion THIRD JUDGING (No. 6)
Cla'!> llOW SWFET IT IS -2 I leather N lngrarfia, Huntington lkach
2 Judy A O.uc:l4. Fountain Valley Cla f.XJllBllOR'S CllOICI:. 2 I leather N lngraffta, 1 lunungton lk.ith
Heavily TrafTded Area.
(714) 497-1131 Cla ' rOt IAOE & TWIGS IN BAS-KET
I Joanne nclgn.~e. Ne~rt Beach (.la~~ llOW SWEET IT IS I Mel~ Garrett, CO\ta M~a DIVl\11\n LOCAL.:IlilRD JLDGING
Cla,>. t RVf.D Bl.K VASE.GRN
Rat & Mouse Dept.
D1v1s1<>n STANDARD
O a\ AO COLOR/lNCLUDING UN· srANDARD
lllO S. CoMt Hwy..,
Lapnallacb
1 Jennifer R11a C())ta Mesa D~mon PFT
Miracle Whip /_~
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2. Breu N IAc.~ Corona Doi Mar Clue lN A 8AS11U::.1
• I, BrJOG L HarleDd. o.a. Mola 0 .PALM I Qua: IMPATIENS
I. Meliua W I~. Co.ta Mca I. ~ L. Hartud. Coeta MC11a
I. :Jennifer K. IAchai, Cwooa Del Mar
I . .,_ L Hulud, a.ta ..._ aaw: succua..arr · "'t. Jenaifct It. Lucbeti, C.0.0.. Del Mar 2 lcsaica l~ Lucho!,i1 Corona Del Mll
Oa : A PIECE OP wOOD 3, l•ac i..;. 'I~ Cotta Mesa O a : A PLANTED ROCK
Cla = ANY OlHER NOT LISTED
2. Brad A Mer1cn1~1.~rl.£oata Me.a D1vist0n: HANOINO rl.J\l'l 111NDOOR (1W: IVY
I>Msioft. HANOINO Pl.ANT/OUTDR. Ctaa: GRAPE JVY
l Orett N. Luchw, Corona Del Mar 2 °"°" l.. Harland, CU.ta Me11 c.i.: rvv Cius SUCCULENT 1. Bcnjamln L. Inouye, C'o611 Meu
J. Mcllss1 W Inouye, Cotti Mesa
I Ul)\)fl l.. t llfland, C4i.ta Mcu . Cla · POTiiOS .
1. B~ _L Har1aDd, Coata Mtu
C'la•: ANY O'niER
2. Jennifer K. Luchc , Corona Del
Mar
I IkYOn L Harlan Coata Mtsa
2 Mtehwl M IC Oonakt, COila
J B~ L. Harland, Costa Mesa Oivllion: Pl..ANll!RS, OUTDOOR aur. CAcrus Mc~ Cius: UNUSUAL CON'lAINbRJUON 6 • Oass: SPJDbR PLANT l. M1cheUe L Rants, ea.ta Men I Bryoa L t11rl1nd, Cos1a Mesi
Cla ~ rN A BASKtT
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2 Abr11h:im lnuuyc, Cmll McJa
4. Isaac L Inouye, Costa Mesa
l. Bl}Oft L. Harland, Costa Mc.a J. Tom A. Hardy, COlta Mesa J Bryun l. Harland, Coste Mesa 4. C~>:: Luchesi, Corona Del Mar
Ous. N"Y OTIIER l Brent R. Wammack Costa Mesa
Divis1on· ARRANGEJ lh JUDGING
Oass ALL FOLIAGE
Di'ti ioo: INDOOR PLANTERS
Cla : DISH GARDEN
1. Jconi/er K tucbesi, Corona Del
Mar
Oa • UNUSUAL CONT AINER/OVR 6 1. Jennifer K. Liac:~sl, Corona Del Mar
l. Rusi)' N. Hill, Newport Beach
2 Beth A Snclgrovcl .Nc~rt Beach
Oass BRIGHT ORANGE FLOWERS
I Joey P. Snel~rovc. Newport Beach
I . Diana O. Sheahan, Costa Mesa
2. Bryon L. Harland, Cotta Mesa Cla s: rN A BASKET
2 fom A JiarJy, Costa Mesa 3 Bryon L Harland, Costa Mesa Dlvt.ston ARRANOE./lST JUDGING
Cla•. HOW SWEET IT IS I Bryon.J... I farland, Cotta Mc a
2 Jcnn11cr K. Luchesi, Corona Del Mar Oa~. I-UN WlTH J UNK l Tracy Brannis., C~t• Mesa
2. Shawn A O'donncll, Newport Beach 4 Kelsey Long, Newport Beach aass: TERRARIUM 2 Otani D. Sheahan, Co.la Mcu aa : FUN WITH JUNX
4 Ryan D. l.ong, NewpQn Bcac.h
4 Raymond T. Wcdc".!z Costa Meso 4 Rohcrt T. Wcdcn U> la Mesa
1. Howard R. Banks, Costa Mc a
I. Bryon L Harland, Costa Mesa
Cla s: UNUSUAL CONTAJNERJOV R.
2. Tessa N. Gorr, Costa M esa 2. R~•n M. O'donncll, Newport Beach .,,, 3. Usa M. BranniJ, ~ta Mesa 6 •
Ol\1!1100 ROOTED Pi..ANTS,INDOOR
Cla\S AFRICAN VIOLET 2. Jennifer K. Luchc i, Cordna Del
Mar
\.'lass IN A HONEY JAR
1 Tracy Bninnistf.osta Mesa Oa '. PAR~t"r CEN 1 ERPIECE
1 Tessa N. Goff, Costa Mese I Jennifer "-. Luchesi, Corona Del Mu Class. UNUSUAL CONTAINER/UNO. 6 I Bryon L. Harland, Costa Me~
l. Diana 0 , ShcahDl)i Costa Mc>a 4 L1:t11 M. Brannis, \..osta Mesa
~ M1lh.icl \f Mac Donald, C.OSta
Mesa Clim. ANY PLAN r ROOTED IN
WA ll:·R
2. Bryon L Harland Costa Mesa
D1visio11: ROOTBb PLANT/OUT· DOOR Clm: USING ORY MATERIAl.S I. Diana D Sheahan, C.OSta Mesa 2. R~ L lbrlandJ..Costa Mesa 3 Kitstl Montooth, U> ta Me~a
Chris Deparrle of Costa Mesa took first place
and division honors for his alabaster
sculpture during competition at the Orange Cius: CACTUS County fair In Costl Mesa during July. · I Brwn I M.uland, Costa Mesa
L1a"' Of GONIA
I. Dryon L Hartand, Costa Mc a 2 Tom A Hardy, Costa Mesa
C LASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
FROM NORTH ORANGE CO. 540-1220
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO 4M..-OO
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General 1002
5% SOLUTION
Purchase 1he ham• of
your cholco wllh only
5' down No closing
CO'lts noodod Thia '' no1 a VA. FHA or oq
ulty sh•re You r•
celv• I~ ownerahlp
& 1 00"1. tax boneflta
Mu1t have clean credit
and at•bla Income
C•ll Co-Eq uity. Agt
239-4334
Rancho Santa
Maroerlt•
TIJERAS
CREEK VILLAS
Condominium
Homes
1·2 Bedroom•
From $108,490 3-6 Unlta Ootf
CourN Nghbmdl
714/S&e.2883
the S•n Juen Oroop
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Coron<1
dcl Mar 1022
FRESH Al A _,AllY
Quiet neat beech 6
bey, Ilk• new 2 Bed-
room, 2 Bllth condo,
J>-'! vtew, epa tub, i.
land knchtH"I, garege
• port. "'4~.ooo nrm.
'f •MMlfl df'/, ltai
.:fUJjt1·tlil'J
67-1-8~.<J~
3417 L c:..t Nll'r~ C:. -
Cost,1 Mesa 1024
2-FAMILY HOME
4Br 3B•, 2000 sq ft,
Hp IMng quart9r9 f°'
femtly Of roommat ...
Price el••h•d to
S210K. All Apt. 198-3196
COLLEGI PARK
Beat LOC•tlon 38A
2BA. dbl ftplc , f9mlly
yard, cu~•eac. Call
to sHI '237,000 DONALD ~Al'P 4334•••
...... ~ ....... 340 • DUPLEX E. 20th St ~Br 2~8•, lg yd, 1800. eq fl. hi
CORONA DEL MAR upgrd. Reduced It OK to t279K. 85C>+t8e
Ju•t !~~attc to NEWPORT LANDING
the beech , bdfm•. 2 TOWNHOllE
bath own.i-'1 unit wllh 3BR, 2 58A 2 car ga·
flreplace a. prlv11te rege, pool, •P• No
petto pft.ta 2 bdrm t laat month No Hcu-
bath renttl unit wllh rlty w/ret. &1300/mo
prfvat• aundeck 6 • teaae Aak '°' BudCIY. tiny hetbor vtew tdeat 548-2313, ext. 333,
qut.l locetlon Agt. 83 t .7300 873-4400 _llM...._W_TWMH_M_l_l1
ONLY ea t0,000 MA 211'1a. hfghty up-
gtacMcl end untt. Nt
leok ~· •ut1t .... ~~Al'P
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Cost;i Mcs,1 10,)4
Meu Verde Value
Single atory, 1700 a/I,
3BR 2BA, lonn•I living
w/ frptc Sep f•m rm
w/cuatom brick fir•
place. Form•I dining
rm •ddhlon. Remod-
eled kitchen, ftench
doora & windows.
CAP• COD DOLL
HOUS• Won't lut
Priced to •ellJ Offered
at $269.900.~ll•r wtll
P•Y S3000 of buyer'
closing co1ta.
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642-5678
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From North Orange County
From South Orange CCU"tty
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540-1220
496-6800
t ~ ~ I I f I • I I ) I DELUXE LAROE 28R,
28A. Clean, quiet. Lrg HARIOR VIEW CAPE COD MOD•RN Attraoclv• v.ARLY 1-38R Som• cloa .. a. Encl gar w/ LOVELY 38r 3811 tum COM fem. roomm8'e UftMEI Newly bulh 2 •'Y 3BR, 2Bdrm houM, WOOda nr bch $85041500 opnr. 548-9078 •fl 5 hH. QI.Ht W. Bay Ave wlll'lted to thr 2BR
,,_ 2.v.BA w/frplc, garden Cove .,... 2 Blu to Winter teaaH alt0. •'SIDR 28, 1 \.\Ba twn-Step• lo bay °' bch. ape. AYI. 111 . non/amkr LOCATIOI, LOCATIOI! patto, 2 c.r encl •uto beach. Unfurn. Avall Viii• RtM'ltalt 875-49t2 houa• apt, prlv patio, N/pet. Wimer s1eoo, pr9f. K9f1 e.u.1138.
Priced to aefl. Pride ol gar & .. e tyatem. 911. 4 ff.t4eo encl gar. 287 Cebrlllo. Yrty '2250· 873-3053 COM lrg 28r 28&. kJvety
ownerahlp 4BR, 2BA B•tl vetue In town. S70S/mo. 842·5588 McLAIN ENTERPRISES w , walk to bch. Hon-
Montego with prime $2350/mo. 875-2311/ ~.;..;;.;;~.;;.;...;;....;;_;;,,;..;..;._., FEATURES Hl ti~ non-tmkr
Ph II b-'t lo-875 ""1 t •.a10• 2·atry, 2'8R EXCLUSIVE. older fem,. wt," •hr w/ aae gr .. n ., --~--·-----1 ~BA, dthWthr, bit· e Re a '"""' .......
cetlon near com· CloN to ocHn 28R Ina, enc:t g.,, patio, BEACH & COUNTRY ~,.:;' utll. 873-Sm .,_
munlty plJ'k end pool. 2BA, $1275. Shr ~· $750. Studio BR COf'do. no peta 84~19 CLUB COMMUNITIES E'SIDE C.M.
28
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1
8A Owner It moving out rage. Avi 9/I Agt VerulllH Pool. ape. -
of the ., .. end want• 87~ Of 3fJ<HM92 gym, Hune, P•tlo, l/llDE • IACK IAY 1 • 2 & 3 ~oom hN to lhr. No drug•
laat Hie $509,000. C· ... A Co-2Br 1B•, guafd. refrlg. 846-2947 YRLV APT IBR, 1BA w/ 2459 Rue de C•nnH Apta wtfrp+c, wet bat, $500/mo Incl utlla C all Toddy Smith ... •• " 2BR 2BA bh I t micro, w/d hkupt. • .. ..,,,. dep ,., ........ . • 1 car gar, above PCH. ••BLUFFS•• deck. New crpt N/ • gar.. · n • central elr & garage _..;.~ ____ ._.,.._ ..... _-_ ... _ •Sin Michel• 7~~i:.~~~) Avl 9/1 $960. VIiia Lg 3BA fem rm. pett. Upgreded. S900 lndry S800. 494·2471 w/e>Ctre 1torag•. All FEM to thr 38r 2._.S.
3BR 21;.,Ba. frplc, 2 The Prudential Renlala 8'711-49t2 2•A8a, redone, 2100 Incl utile 873-4220 LARGE 21R, 1981 melntenance Incl. NB twnl'IN w/frptc &
car •tt•ched g.,age, Callfornla RHlty JAIMtn CttlEC 82200 sit. $11~00 mo. Omb", 11-a.. •31 ..--. Sorry, no pets. apa. ~.._, fUrft 9ft1V.
central air. pvt gated -----------• Plen I, new p.Jnt, new I pool Bkr 720.7432 ....,....., v ~ FROM S1.295/mo $400/rno. Homey anc:t
com m Comm pool/ HARBOR VIEW nr. crnr loc. 24&-1991 •t.g 2·ttry, 48R 2BA. LOV•LY 2BR 1 ~BA lME NEWPORT MAAIHA f>Y!. 845-8799 aft !pm ;f1~:ooc?.'~~;:!w•t HOMES Unlqu• 0.•len•r lri-Din rm. fam rm, 2 twnh .. a At10 2BR 71M111 Fem. over 25, n/a,
M&8003 OWNER SAYS level condo , 3 lg frpts, qulet cul-d• .. c. ·~al~~:~=h~~g: ~~I. :~~·0;:2 peta F~~ II cp~c:;,t.·ho~:.• 1~
bdrms. 2 bath•. hue• S18SO/mo. 845-1528 l44.o50I aid. ca Sll[RRYCOSllOW SELLI garden sp•. inald• •Nwpt Shre 38R ~ -~~~~;~,,~· pet New tBA w/gar. SS50 ....,. ," llonue ~~·&:187~~/mo.
.a '-••U"' ... _ .....,,_ ·-·-MLS ........ , ••• ----. ..........
fl"U 4 •I • t-. w• • ., ...... ._
F 011ntain
,11tcy 1034
Mint 4BR, 3""BA Pot1· lndry, 2 decka, g• den, 2B• h8•, 2 bite• 1980 Anaheim, Unit B
onno on prl~ Phu• rege, frplc, no aml<ra/ to bchl $400 belo ml<t 2BR t BA upatrs unit. lndry rm. Open Uppef Newport Bey LARGE ROOM In CdM
It lafg• level lot. A• peta $2000/mo 8 mo $1050 642-3850 Bkr Nu cpt. \.\ g.,, $900. 54$-3229. 2BR 28A "'NB Centr • t'tou" nr bet\. Oui.t nl
bulll .. om lh• ln•ld• 7--•2.. "'10 W Balboa BIYd ....;.....;...;.....;... _____ 1 SIM5Ho p«l840-1384 amtcr. $450 • ~ utlla. " It• -2BR l BA upnar, pvt • · RENT DllCOUNTll Out. New lll•tlme roof, .--t1•--.. •111••-...---t Mov. In aonua Davide 873-e'7H. gar, new pnt/crpt, ....._ ' ,...._ ~:~:,iT.;'~.~~uc'::: S945/mo yrly. 3A08!h Lg new 2BR 1Ba. views. :r:!. "~~':ec~r'::i~ ~:i::~;:W:v1°: M/F to ahr lrg 2Br 2Ba l
tom bullt-tna, etc. Va· •••••t•ld• 2 AA Marcua 873-7353 ,_. blk to b•y/bCh. 1 From U25. Child Ok. 179SNop«a&40-13&4 blk to bch. CIHn, r•
cwrt • move right In. 1~e.. frpk:, y.,d, O*: 28R ocnv\I e•ec condo ~~98810 ocn1 E1
87Gd p7rtt5g No Pets. N1.e10'7 apon. S440/mo, '-' utll,
H19,000. Cell Toddy w/d hkups. Pet OK 2000 a/f Musi ... .,_.,... NEWPORT HEIQHTI SISO dep 8314523
Smith, 780-9589 (hm) $1085/mo 64s.5H2 Newly redee, pool, 28r Newly painted, NB-Prof Fem thr Nwpt
or 729-722t. •3BA twnha• Nwpt tennlt, 24 hr aec new rugt, carport, No. 28R 28a conoo ABSOLUTE BARGAIN Th• Prudenll•I Hgt•. frple, patio. ger, $1 ,800/mo 722·7895 pool. No Peta seoomo w/d , g91 w/opnr. pool.
4Br 2Ba w/pvt y•rd In Callfornle Realty I 322 ~ S BR 1 BA ADORABLE + dep 84&-4se. Jee. $800. 84<M'547 xlnt area. Owner llquf.. ---------very n ce. e t. 2 ' 3BR 38 TOWNHOUSE·ttyle ept. N-RT 18&.AND Prof F 28 • ahr 28r 28a H.ARaORIOCN V1EW $1025 mo 64'7· MO beach home. Furn. f 1 /d hk l \.\ 3BR, 2""BA. Pvt b•ck •wrv If_,_ datlon at S289,900 w/ $20,000 down gets Avall nowt $500/WHtc rp c, up. yrd, 2 car-encl gar. W/ 18r yrty. No petL Part lwc NB ap1 w nwndly
Term• OP•N TODAY you Into be•UI up-•EAITSIDE• $1800/mo 875-<S<MO yra ' $11175. 819 D hk·up1, pool & ape. tum. $895/mo, w•t•r courteous n/s , An PATRICK TRNORe grded 28r 2Ba condo. 2BR tBA. trplc, g• Orchid . ~2770 Sl100/mo. 2233 Felr· & gu f>!ld. OS0-2258 amen S532 .....,.t11
._. 78CMl702 appr91aed $4~ Onr r•ge, w/d htcupa. Lg 3BR 2BA condo, walk 408Y. ACACIA •-·· R ., ... 700 NWPT H I ht ST',_ .... reduced to $3A9K tor encl yard. $950/mo to bchl Pool, Jee. 2 Duplex, upet.ira unh, v,..... d . .,.__ 1 • g •· ...,.
(°"9r $l50,000,000 Sold) quick .. 1e. 84&-2770 2817 ORANGE AVE. car gar. L .. opt, ez 2Br. 1Be. $1075/mo. WONDERFUL 2BR, 2BA DIOS. H 75/mo. PY1 G.tr ,1qps 11 ir
Hunt1nqton
Bf'.ICll l().l(l
AllOLUTE STEAL
48R 28A large home
w/pvt yard In quiet
C D S I n pr I d e -o f.
owne1thlp neighbor·
hood. W iii ••II for
$284,950 w/ Terma
CENTAUR MGMT termel 21~1939 873-71M2 unit In great locallqn courtyerd * S750/mo.
LIDO ISLE cuatom 3Br '842·2288 or 831·2725 :taR COTTAGE. Furn, Quiet 4-plex. $825/mo. Lndry. apa 842-1964 GARAGE/STORAGE
RPnt .~;.;o
1 yr n,-· S.W. con-2BR 2BA Houae, 2-cat 1tep~ to bch, gar•ge, SMALL 2,:R71'o8: AG•· 434-3554 SPACIOUS 2BR, 2BA, S95'mo 5 .. .........,, end temp, ab maa1er ate ,.... fr""' d k patio, lrplc. w/d rage, w VI• trpk:, pool, 1100 eq ft, • _... ......... Hur1t1n•it1 1·1 w/Jecuul, lo•da of g•r, uury, ..,..., ec • St300imo Winter Avall cocto $750/mo. c.n neat weatclln pta.z.e a deen . ....,. •cc•N storage thruout. prof y•rd a..... ....... 83().2794, 5M-0812 beech $875 864-o9IM 997-2918 dee Sett tum °' not St 200/mo. 752-8472 911 875-2707
Onr. $8851<. 873·9181 48R , 2._.BA, pool ... ck ··~Are•. 3BA
Newly deoor•t•d. 2BA exec condo,
OCIM VIR CCNIOO
2BR, 2BA dual mee-
ter aultff Elegant.
unlQu• By owner
Pool. ctubhou••.
gym. Quiet, cleen,
bright, ahatp. Sacrt-
nce S19t ,OOO
849-0479
Sl&90/mo. Day 622· 3 cer gar. $1 325 $"Sec. Deooeff
1981, Evng 986-0613 49&-0150 Sp•clou• , . i . 2BR
Ell._ -HllEI BEAUT upJ"r duple•. apta Quiet, cool ,.,.. ' "'"' 3Br 2B• on b•yfron1 oceen breeze Pool a Very nice qule1 3BR Gar Mature cpl• d• covered parking
211'8•, 2 car atteched aired $1350. &t&-3516 _.;;.~....;..-0..;..;..33e~-----I ga1 $1400/mo. Drive 1 by 340 e 20th s t. c a11
1
BLUPPS Twnhae on •Almo11 new apec oua bit 3BR 2~Be 1BR SSSO. Quiet El If lntereeted ID) M'J-grn • • sldt loc, BBQ, cable,
Br. 11.h :'h·lO
Stnr .1rw 2 7..12 Stepa to beach, 38R 38R 28A lrg townhome, 2BA, d/W, frplc, w.
w/d hkup, d/W, frplc, Newport S1325 a •---....._Co M
ger•ge. St too • -.c. -··-at• ... · 2131592·2214 11400· 642-3850 Bkt Full elze garage,
HB 3BA 2.,. ... atud .. , walk to bch & 330 E 20th St. 1120 • nr oceen, ...,.., Udo, huge pvt patio, per mo 1Mea1ea?
S960/mo. nu carpaV .n utlla pd U951mo
tit•. 15· t>earn cett. e7 ... aoe "9-2251,
I . I! 111 I)' I
STVDIO. 50 ft to th•
beachl Kltch•n•tt•.
Bll""''' ·, n"" ..
l(•r H1•11t .','ti'!
OP•N TODAY ~======::: ABSOLUTE VALUEI Upgreded Hrbr Vu Hm•
Br•nd new lg 3BR lg 5BR Equity share 2~B• modern Medi· (S200K) or AITD uum
torranetn home w/ *'450K OMC 844-9035
72M C•,.ao-ateo ~":pt ~1~~ ~~·s~i gar avail 831-8427
Oo<geou. 2 •ty Twnhm Ownr/Bkr 8M-:1824 ••SHARP N•W•R w/ocn vtewl 2 Mstr ----------
flig, micro, w/d, M501 •-720, tOOl l/F mo • .e7:J.eS7t• ~,
VeneH ... ••R au 18'7 W••tcllff, N8.
81·.ac ti .'t..lB
VICTORIA RACH
ocoen, city "' & me vlewtl Nr Ocean •
hlghly upgradedl A
velue 8' $599,950 w/
Terma Gl'•N TODAY
•XLNT BARGAIN!
Spaclou• 38R 38A
oceen view home w/
retrea1 In mHter Bd,
fo<m din rm. F9m rm + much morel Only
$457.a..500 wrrermat
Or•N TOOAYI
PATRICK TllNO..• 79CMl7HA8t
lrv1111· 1D·l1
•MORTMWOOO. OPaNau" 1 . ..._
11 "91dfttlten
Bryan/Culver JM p ..
tert 48R 2,400 Sf<,
new plllnt In 6 outl
N•w crpt. lhowe
greatl 13~ •NOR~e>oo.
3 Wlnchffler
48R • t>onue rm • 3
cer geregel Appro•
3,000 aq. ft., ~
NO, exc:effent condf.
tlonl 1 block to paf'tll
1'21,900
•M0RTNWOOD.-
t9 S,,,....etw, ....
p.,11 Pltlc• plan, 2 t 44
w/extra lg bKltyerd.
Model pet'fec1 lnafdal
-BR. In_,. lndry rm,
Cul•CS.-.. o, '3e9,too
Su""· 2~ 8A, new DUPL•X upstra 2Br 2BR, bltlnt 1705/mo.
palnt/crpt Lg gar 2Ba, glJ', balcony, blk Cot OK Call Pam. Agt
$1250/mo. 730-.2088 to beh. $1200/mo .,...•AO
(at 8)359-4539 CLOSE TO .. L! Luitury Condo, 1 BR •JC•"-•"K ••v * -cuttom decorated, f/p, --_,. $150 OFF pool, \en C1t, gym, 3 Bed • den, 2.SBA, A O I Bear a McArthur 2300 t/f. HP tam rm :m 1 A, nclry rm,
1820/mo. 831-0405 ~ fo<mat dining, cul· cloae to ahopa &.
Moh1IP
Homl·'-. 1 100
3 e d ... ec S2t00 AYI 9/t. busH Wiii eccept · WANT A IARGAINT d•y•. 7 1'752 ..,. AeMu 64a.e79'7 0 C Houtlno. Se95
,....2Br 2Ba dbl wide In M• .. Y9"19 48r 2B•. 228.1 MAPLE
good condition under new ca~. No peia. For l.HN 38r 2Ba du-CENTAUR MGMT
$10.000 ,....28r 18• Oerden« Incl. Sl275 plu, petto, •••d 642·2288 °' 831-2725 E•pando $7,950 545-~ or 545-2428 tuff, gar. 1 bite from ....;.; __ .-..,.__ ____ _
oco l t300 85CMl834 •D'IUIC 28R 28A, CINn, "Slngle I Br 1 Be ... ~ .. ~ 2BA 2 ..... It/ ' . .., ... ......,. DfW '3 000 All lft Neut ,_................. """'• LIDO ISL£ euper 4 B~. qu • •• or_.., •
Newport •••oh •irf 2-cer Pc.,• hkupa, 3 BA, femlty rm, 2 trge clo ..... ~f'llQI. ••oil .. , ar. Parts. a /o-, pat o , pool , dena, 3 cer g111. Meny S850 No pet 840-2495
Broker 876-8241 ll0251mo 54o-e949. mratl $3400/mo. Inc •Oo you nMd lg CIHn
NllWPORT,M81QHTS grdnr. Avell 8116 2br 1ba? Ger•ge. new
28f 18e du$1t Pauo. 940-tN• cpt, D/W, atorege
W/d hl(up. NIPM• 1825 Newpott Crest lrg 3BR 1750 No Pet 8'0-249$
Av.it now. 6441518 + den, SBA. 2 ~ar •UST81D•11r
ouie. E'lld• 1er t8• gar. trple, poo1 & ten-um 1DA IOft Apt w/
ho\.IM With w/d, refrlg, nla 1189& 17Wt20 n ew ou.,.t/ctr•P••·
yard 1700/mo + MC. Nlt'T NORTH VU.LA SG9$ 321 Unlveratty 83M332...,. mHMge Or. No peta, 642·2818
EAST 9 IO E C 0 ST A aPACIOU8 6 modem ~.~~:P~P~~~~k! •IUll-IPICIAL
MESA •1: .. :s hN • 2BA, 1BA hOme, wllg MW, b .. ut 24&-t0t1 • MK MAllAQ8R
UDO ISLE · 2 bd COC• yatd A pool, /bger:J:. NWPT MO 2 Mttt BachltOf, 19A, 28A, ~. c,,.,m . 11550 Nie• cerpet 11 • ••• "'BA 2 cer ga1 PWiiool m.;~l':O'I w .. a Of Harber WI• s, '" • • W T NWPT • 3 bd Reftlala eT ..... ta AJC, f/p, Qui.. loc, Nt
dbl& ~rage St800 pool S1'9e. 840-1521 MMtll
NWPRT CREST • 3 bd OCILMlllRONT t aR Allt, iii t ...,._
furnished twnhm • Winter aBr 10• fff ...... f'OOI 6 8AYVl£~'~:AA • 3 lt500 atsr t8a lt)OO, leundry room. C•ll
StuQlo 1 BR Apt.
Oc9en vtew, cloaa to
bellClh 6 ahope Avall
Nowl 4 ... t4eo
La TOUf modet W/dual __ ..;.Agt.;&.._.&4_1·.;.503.;.;;.2;;._..;;;.,o.
mut.,... 11as •Q ft. CdM 190 to tlOO af.
Quiet toe.I'°"· Full ... Wlth, AJC, hgwy alg-
curtty, walk to beach. n•ge. St ..25 p.a.f.
NJ pet• 1 1200 mo RNlonomlca 875-f'79)
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B1 .11 1, • 1,1,•1
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~LM=·~844-=~7'"!!2~1 t,,,.,.,,Ag!~,,,_-1 EXEC Office Sun .. '*" WINT•R R•NTAL JW Alrpon, .. no ~
Fum 38r 28a 1 hN to Karman Ava, Npt 8d)
beh. Upper $1225, FAX. rec:ept, copW,
iow.r 11100. 538-63e9 cont rm. khch, rr.
•1IDllll leoo. YEARLV 28r 18• 1 bll<
Fr~, dthwthf, 8'ove ~ 1~ .::'' s'/.
Inc No pell 54Ml5S SlJ!SOJmo. ~2 28R, USA, qule4, lcWtay
nelghbofhOOd l,tldry
rm, garege. 1IOO Ctay
SC. $850/mo 173-3031 CM room W/f>Y! beth, .... 2• a patio. '400/mo lnol ""'" -.. utll. 40 .. • no tmlc/ A croH from Hoeg drtM R9'9 842·1 tte
Hoep CIHn with d/W, MASTER BA N4 ament-
W/d l'lk up, •tor.ge tlee. ~ btock lO bCh
Hot weter .-CS 313 On Penl'*"-Prtcng
Holmwood 845-2140 1571 Oen, 175...weo
Bec.l'letof .............. MeO Rm/8a • ger. can. ...
L.g 3 B.oroom .. 1 1600 front, 1 bit! ocnl Ouhit, b~~·A.:!° c:i..n, '"P· a.so • • def, \6 "'" a14311
Aoom In Houee, CM
~1enc:,o~~
Al tutn&an. 133-<M&O
ORUTCMLOC
NMt 405/ISS/T3 Fwya.
Oroundftoor, AC, bath
1 OC>-350 elf 64CM 111
UDO PllHNIULA
Z00.1 Ml aq ft. ome. !pee!! tOt ~. "Old
NNewPofi-...... rt.t .• Marine efM-
r on men t. Some
~ on ..,., With
dOCU ...,~. Con-
V9fll«l~lng
1310/m o S 1 00 ---------....;....;..;;.._
dep., utll Incl. Avt
nolflt, !rio a1 .. 1ae.
bd twnhm • U400 2. MA..: penehOuee Oat, pe9'0. "44 15M_ _ _..."4e ....... _to1~1-~---
l.AGUNA 8CH • a bd lvt •t t b* to OUl!T, am•ll, clean 19R. taA, f'et• W9l• ·:..~.!ii. ~O:. ~ 11~ .. r-th .. r ,.'"11t8, 1
18
NA/ ~. ooearn vut • b ch l Xlt ocnlclty ~ Petto No •moll· comed $4M move-In. "_.., ..... • asoo vi.w.. 80b 4.N-6n1 Ing, no dtuga, no R•nt M7Q/mo. l.dt'lfV ~:00 ~.';; Qu... CM ,,.. w 10 ,
SUMM A/WIN'tEA
AENTAl.8 AVAIL.ABLE
H" , : .
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Watertront HOmie Inc • ~ ELIEOANT waterfront
• 131•1400, 7to.4e00 tow.~. 38r ah 11771 IM. Deva Mt·
( ' ... M70, wee 97M1 fO
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nolM, no emef1etnlng tm baclil ynt. "7·2911 $400/rno. l60-4507 ~ home 19th • Ir· Attractiv. IO lbf 2b' 2 9AOll UY .... 18A, I l'OOf'l'mar9ee to atw lg
vft14I 1496, uttla paid Ctr gar w/1torege, ~~ .. , patio, gar. l'OOm In 8ey tfde hM
64-et7'9 rncd pyt yo a onldt. .,..,. Avt t/tl U10/mo .. TOW.IOUll Yr tM Me& ..._19'1 ~ .. ,. 18A eayfrOM, _17>-0&t?_....,._. ___ _
28A, a .... 8A. 2 frp!Ca. llACK llAY JC-le nA 1• .. ~ 11'00( » NII ,.,, ehr my
pool. epa. dl:>I garege. w/ba"°"Y, 172'. No "'° 17a.1a7 48A ~ hctl 8-f
lt&50/mo 122·1311 .,.,. 3M ~· P'UfllN ltU4HO, .. ted ertM A/C, PGOt ..... '°" Ll4!1: ~ • .. ••t• oomm. pwt .....,. ..... """"· ~. ..,, 1000 -. " Wiii. .... WATCH ltll boM• go .. 11 .. ""· Lwe ..... • yn, ' h4We • -~ ...... u.. Ufttt •• ~U: ::t'::! h;;. --.YDICOllATID ~1719tu•~ t411 .. ~"' eeo•u c.. ...... ,....._
dbt ger 17M2.. IM W/9il', ....... Wd ..r H1N1 -1 ... 9RAUT Ne, p¥t home ..... -.. .... .-e 'Mrpd.-...tllO... Nrdwd h f/p, toe. •mpl eduU • ...._. .,.......~.,.
c...... • .-.. .-••• ~,.,. 'c-!?!! . ,..... •em•••• ,..,,, ~ =· '* ~.. •' IOtfOI"........ ""--.. -··-... ,.... .... 11 ._. y ~ ........ ._ .......... ._..._.._. ________ ___
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ATTUCTM
llTIUIGlllT
lltae 8, SWF, 5'3", NS,
l 501ah, look 401ah,
dally jogger, COM,
lcWM "8¥91, Sheeter, cs.nctng. Seeking r ....
tlonahlp, trim prof.
SWM with young
ldeu, humor. #2881
IUUTIPUL
ILOll»E
P.H.D.
31, 8'1", 118 Iba.,
beautiful lnalde/out,
aeetca lntelllgent,
(aware), w.1-edjuated,
genuine male (9Q9 '5-
90) for potemlal mar-
• #2843.
llAUTlFUL
IUllOPUll
n'w ILOllDE , lctow, 31, hazel,
5'7", 120 Iba.. great
-11gu,., dealr" PfC>f ...
aion91, ege 45-68, .,.
fluent, lovlng man,
po11alt>M Mfiou• ref•
IOnahlp. #2842.
CULTURED
;t AFFICTIOllATE
ATI'RACTIVE
Graphic artlat, 5'2",
blue ey••· nk'•• travel, dance, c1aaalcal
mualc, and theater,
... ka good natuted,
emotlonatty atabl9, nJ
•• genm.m.t'I, .......
for laatlng relatlo,...
•hip. #2820
HAPPY uaomc
"ii BLONDE
Widow of may y..,..
.Urn-late 60'• In New-
port Beach LOY9 to
-Wal1{, nature, beach,
dining-and &hara yoUf
, 1n-.au. too. !112821
IQ
HAPPY
PRETTY
PLAYFUL
Wrrter, photographer.
5'7 ', 40 yra., aHk•
SWM, 38-551ah whO ~ •nfoy• mualc. rock to
claaalca. movie•.
beach, adventure•
and )uat playful tlm ..
together #2878.
HEALTHY!
WULTHY1!
WISE?
Attractlve/attluent ao-
clally active Nowpart
Beach lnveator. claaa-
act 50· a, tall/allm,
• E aaak• 50 8 60 8 Intel·
lectua»y aumulattng N
S SW gentleman of
accompllahmant ,
character & Integrity·
comtoruble In Black·
ti• or Bermudaa-for
• the V9fY beat In a
q~lty monogamoua
felallon•h p ... onty the
beatl. 1214e.
LIQQY VlllY ClllVALIOUI LOV11 C11U11C11 lllCIRE TALL Al ... U.. IMuttful Uw LOVlllG ATTUCTM IOI.I Of111A All) IOPlllTICATID • 1.on-1 Woman Wltd Woman
LOYAL • .....,. ahllpefy. wry ITllOllG DMC111Q DIPlllDAILE PROFUllOllAL 1/IOO llO 1111 1JI00.7404tl3
Fft, fun, a~e. n/e, ~=!n~;.'~ 5•10°, 250 Iba., btec:k OWM, 47, 5•8 .. , 190 SWM, 70••• 5 •5 .. , OWM, 40'a, 8•2 .. , fuH.. 12.50/mln w/tO mlrl 12.351mtn 10 min min
OWF, M9klng open, tractive, auccaHtul t\U, brown eyea, 30 Iba., Ilk•• commit· amokar, nnancleltv •• figured, ••praHlve. _m1n1_m_u_m_. _____ 1 BealAlful Women Con-
honaa1, ecttv., roman-mata age 4&-57• I'm yrs .. Blue Coler, ... ment, kids, ak'pten9a CUfa, maet WF, 6o'a? ••catlent humor, lust r ... How thalr man
tic men 35-50 Who la waft aducetad ctauy cur a -a o Id I a r, II k a and ~. Looking For laatlng ralatlon-for 111•. ahara with at· conquer them 1-900-
emotlonally avaltebte cuttur.d, icw. to ..q; d esert, mountain•. for alandaf OWF 35"'45 ship, wa talk. #1900. tractive, cJasay. amt-976-BUNS EJCI 117
fOf a ~. nurturtng and play. I h.ve nu-beach Nead craemy to •hate cloM r..._ •bl•.-zany, non-Adutts onty $2/mln
ra&edona}'t. #2822. m«oua tnt.eata and a~ ..,. f'9dhMd tlonaNp. I'm a atock· IOMITHING Prince .. (31-40). Kid• CALL Mewport/Coeta Pllll1 jf would tow to ahara to baak In my loYa & brotc• & MBA. #1881. DIPFIRENT more than OKI #1886. S.F. Pub 15/mln 18 yr 11 ... women t-900-
IHAPELY youra. let'• meat .,.., me aoM. eo.ta LOYAL Gentleman ... k• lady :rOP NOTCH Ataa Coda detlngl MHI 903-MATE Ext 31. 11
•• _ aoonl #2946. Meaa. #1181. tor companlonahlp •TTORMEY k>cala by Phone. 1· over. S3 min
9ltVllVS QOOD • -·-NORllAI. and help wttti croas ._ 800-786-0123 * Also --------1
SWF, aUCCMaful e» WAllTID: MIVIURV LOVING dr ... tng 1 am mlddl• H i ghly adu catad Ronwnc• Advl80f an-F~~~~S,/R~ ecutlve, humoroua, lllT FRIEND llWPORT llACll aged well educated SWM, 25, 5'10", 190, .-a your ?'a MM~ 1•
non-rallgloua, lovaa Petite, at1RctMI alngla If you love tennla, SINCERE lnter~atlng and par~ ... k• •triking SWF, 1ee-.ESP. both $4t OIRlyLS3. ~., 17• Adutt•
..akanda away, akt-mom 32, ..._. "Spa anow atcNng, theater, SWM 8'1", 185, 45 aonat>M. #1902. 22·27 wtth aplrlt and1_.m1......,n..._______ on min
LADIES of tN Orange
Co•at and ttteW .....
vat• number•. t~ 880·MEET Ext. 111
11 OYoar $3/mln.
Ing, laughter. Saatca clal Somaona" for aln . maaaaga, dance, yaara, Eur~ ci.. ---------1 lntallKt Involvement BEAUTIFUL GIRLS. NOT ALTRRNATIYI!
SWM 35-45, aucca•• care retatlonahlp. Ac trav.i and youraalf, sc.m, cuttutad, men-SOUTH In community .or chw· MaN of Costa Mau -Pr-,..,-a-ta-P-hona--O-lrectoty--
ful, attract1va. witty, tlve, friendly, outgo c.n John. #1849. tally a ftnanclalty ... COUNn tty .vent•• pfua. Muat LIVEl!l 1·900 814-0ATE .., 40 of Hot Stnel•
communleatlva, nJa/d. Ing, aacure. Many In-H1a..--1 cUfe, wanta to meat alao Ilk• baaaball 1·900141 5141 ti & ov•. S3 min Women 1-900-88~
Commlttad ralallon-tarHta. Prafar non-,,....,..,.. lady only of heart & DUDES oam••. gott and WO<k· FOR EVERV DESIRE GALS Ext. 117 Adutta ~hlp/m~ #2175. smoker. Wiii anawer ITAUAll weanh. #1883. ~:0nJ•~im!!if8 U~~: ~tit>°ulA'su~set~" ~~ 24 hra $UISITWV 10 nvn LOCAL WOMEN only S5·mln
IAlllA alt •2eeo. AlllRICAN ,....,._~i!g'..:o·,;odtooklng, g ood ambracaa and humor-&.autiful MlstreN Diana IEEKl ... EI Unwanted StrHt Gtr1. IAlllA lrwaator, 30a, 8' SWMI • , llM ma. Im a 28 oua lnlertud ... Call Spaakl Down boy' 1.
1 1.-n• -•• Tai"' to ma baby". 1· •aaa•a READY TO SETT\..E y.o. GWM walUng to ma 11904. 900-773-L.AOY 1.0N-1 -.r-900·903-LEGS 18+ _ _,. OOWNI Seek• ama'1, Handsoma, aacura, ma.I you ,.1884 US ua·w 1a .. 12,mln 20 min ,,-. HOU" 1211/CALL S2 50 min. 10 min Born In Brun, OWF, alandar lady under 35 anargatlc, clean, __ ......._ ______ , -
44. tun redhaad, at· ADVIJITUROUI for dlnnara, mualcala, youthful WM, 39, STILL IN PERSIAN
tractive, SHiii n/a DlllRAILI tr1pa, im.nac:tual con-aHk• afternoon or A KI D GULF cl:.~y a:~· ",!!:; UD'f varsatlon, fun. "1842· :J.~nl~na:~~P=~ DWM. 6'9", 50, fil & SWM, 31, looklng for
lova IOda, mualc and that want• to teal llOPILEll mltted or marrlad fun Curley lock• alncera WF, 25-35 to
Ofe. #2175. lov•d and appracl· ROllMTIC woman with aanM of Dancer. Wffkand run-be pan pala, In Per-llEKINQ ated. You are warm, Tall, dark and hand· ad.,.nture. Olacratlon away1, Clark Gable, slan Gulf till Thanka-fr1andly exciting ma--~a SWM, '"'", ......... , __ ._···_--_ .. _1 .... _ .. ___ Erroll Flynn NHd giving #189e UNDIRIT,au1UNQ ' ' ........ ...,. ._,. .......... ... ......... EARTHY, 40lsh cutia ----.. -DOWE--0---1 """' tlHa, that wtU be ma. SWF '"'~ ... " f
• _,......, Of can-NON RELIGIOUS for mayba alway• FRllllD .age. romance wtth a d1ng1a1'0!'!dd1nnaracompa' d-~-.,1903 ENGINEER SWF, ,,.,,., married, rNI paf'aOn. #1884. -· ,...,.,.. SWM profaealonal --------5.4 ... 40, for a 1aattng ADVliTUROUI •hip. Compaaalonata. blue collar work•r. TALL SM, 8'4", 175, 1ten-
ralatlonahlp. Enjoy OUTQOlllQ 1 afty Intimate, tun loving... age 57, 180 lb•.. COWBOY dar, alX1 .... lfated 2
walking, dining, mov-wa-.,.., 111843. 5'10", non-amokar, .......... 28• 8.7 ... 229 Iba . who'1 who, ... ka at·
lea, and Nklng. Look· ..,,. , ..., IN--E drinker. Enjoy• moun-...,.. tractive W9ll to do SF , ...,. lain daMJt •••king attr1ctlva age no barrier Many
Ing for SM 35-45. l.91'• Sllm, nl•. WF wtio en--·-c .... •·"-· camp-young blond t111y, age interas.t• 411199 mffl aoonl #2tf77. )oya th• out of doon, nVWRNWH -Ing, htng, •clanc•. 21·24, who knowa --------• WWWNQ IOng walk• & talu. Ha ta hand.Oma, 84, P.B S. TV. Seek• mo-h 1 YOU/ME ..aftl OWM, 47, 8'. 190 Iba., actvanturoua, aemlfr• noganioua relation· hOw to ave un -'nd
UNDIRIT, ... DINQ ••na• ot humor. tired evacutJva, 8'2", •hip wtth SF. #1901. en)oy• Iha beach and nc NW " rom•nca, Ilka moon-QRAll»PA ,;1807. allm OWMNSW De-light walk• on th• Happy, fun-tov1ng,
From 90-70, honaat l...,D"V,..,E-ll"f.,O..,..R"O"""O,..l"l.-) air•• anractMI, loving, PAlllONATE beach and tat• night MnM of humor, .,...
and caring, few friend. Seeking allm, non-famlnlna S<Mah, fta•· ROllMTIC kissing by a tire and 1°Y• hug• walka,
ahlp and outings. I'm amoklng woman with lbta homemaker, avail-8', 41 , '"· h&ndaoma, drinking champagne tlravat, d1nnar, danc·
.. ,. b nd an o ..... n mind and ablac for ••lllng, bualnaaaman/WrJter, Must ba darl""' 11nd ng, tunsata, •••le• vv+, rown .Y•• a .. -travel , gardening, ..• advanturous honest hair, 5'8", ahy. quiet heart. Muat love tha charltlea, cultural, ... ka atrlklngly lntal· tty thfngs,,on the apur lady fOf rn.ndsh•p and
and lonafy, nlca lady. outd<>Ora. aalllng, ex-haallhful actlvltlea llgant and baaullful of tha moment Ilk• laallng ratatlonshlp
#2879. plorlng, aharing, apon-Sha ahould be cwlng, woman, under 40, for midnight awtms tn a "-'
SWEET !anally, al"'pla plaa· authentic, lnlenaly hOt tub, enjoy ahoOt· aur... and youraalf. compallble, free to amotlonel retatJonstilp Ing pool, weekand Personal MD I'm 48, tall, allm, •• _•_ha_re_h_l•_lff_a. ____ 1 without long·term gatawaya to Catalina.
SEXY cur•. with two aalt-LOOKING FOR 'commitment. ii 1846 foolbatl and romance. boat• (one each I also an)oy giving a
Blonde sw,., 22. good cout>. a conoo at th• PRETTY LADY RICH apeclal 1acty 11owera
Services 3005
tlgure, like 10 lay out nv.r. frM traval, and OWM, 58, 5'9", 170 ORIENTAL Muat hva In Hunting.
and wM out. Looking an open-anded Mure. Iba .. looklng for pretty Bruc e Laa (Born ton beach. Lat'a play
for crulaer guy under Thlnga. I'm not: Mar-lady, 40 + to ahara Again) •Mk• 27-38, _tog_._a_th_er_•_1_8_83_. __
A Hot can
Baautiful gorlt llve
S2.60 min. to min
min t 900-38&-2866 5'9", muet ba rich, rled, boring, rich, con-beach, mov1ea, danc· under 5'7", 1a .. than over 25. Call Kelly. formlst. Thing• I am: Ing, and romance I 120 Iba LOY9 music
il2840. Happy. aacure, mo-am Entrapranaut type. (lglulaa to Bach). Tm nogamous. affection-fun IOvtng guy Non· •Port•. bear. ii 1887
CWIY ate, waiting for youl amokar, non~rlnker,
11885. alncera. •1ea1. SEEK
ILOND DFiCTIONITElY ---llO-VE---i YOU'LL FIND
OWF, tat• 40'a, good SWEET Handaoma SBM, 42.
body. You: Tall, thin, TO HAWAII •Mk• SF, 30-40, for aanH of humor aub-SWM. neYaf ma1Tlad, frlendahlp. Laava
atanc•, profeai1on11 8', 170 Iba., Meklng SWM.. 39• e·. 175• vole• masuga & -A ·V--....... wftt\ dark, handaoma ••• that chang'• hata. ... """" _, · phone win anawar all BEWARE: I'm tun, at-brown •tcln and brown acutlve Mek• pratty calls. #1847.
tractive, and romantic. ~Ing ayes for an woman, around 30, to ---------• ,2144 ax .. ~.. monogamoua ralocata In Hawaii IEIJ(INQ
• relatk>n9Np. # 18'5. ., 1 M2. TO UClllLOll UNDERSTANDING
INTINIE p•-NICE FRIEND _.,,...,.C Aln5n ua-SAM 35, 6'8'', 140 lb ..
""""""'" OWM, 39, 5'10", 172 ...,.rt loot(lng for caring, un-
1713 halo out thaJal I Iba., with e YMI old PHOTOGRAPHER daratandlng, worldly
Ike looklng up to a daughter, entova fem-...eca attracttve a.dy person to apand time,
man and anfoy your Uy outlnga u ..i1 aa 18 to 35 fOf fun, love movies, dinner, lunch,
apktt of adventure I dat ... Saaka commh-and me. I'm a gMng, SF 21-33. Ughthaarted
would ba ona to mMt tad i.cty, any race. No ganua man. Need yat tntalllgant & anrac·
you SWfl:NS. #2841. yupptoa. 111188 rnocMta atao. #1182. ttve #tl41.
TALL
DARK
HANDSOME
A Hot Live Call
Baa1A1tu1 g1r1sw ..
1/90M8NM9 aacura, alncere. ath-S2 !)() m•f'. 10 min. mtn . latlc gent. 38, affks mature, honaat, aen-A k ind aenaltlve
auat wF, 23-33, 6 4 •. womanJman Is wait~
8' for monogamous to meat you now
romanca or fun date. Chrlatlon ~hona
Call to compare Inter· Romance. S3 min 1 •
.... .,1889, 900-7ee-n10
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educated, fun loving,
non-smoker. fin an·
dally HCUfa, no chll-
dran, •••k• pratty
i.dy, 40 to 55. with
good moral/ethlcal
valuea. Many lnter .. t1
~ ahara # 1898
adult programs. 1·
900-536-8585 S 99'min
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t .900-n&-8866
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CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
'ieither vulnerable l'\lonh deals
NORTH
•J 82
•AKJ74
t A 15
• 7 4 2
WEST EAST '
•107 6:1 •A
•9 5 •10632
tQJ7 •84
+QJ 1oa +AK9865
SOUTH
+K Q 9 5 4
•Q 8
t K 10 9 6 :1 '1. + \'oid
lh1• hirlrl ml(
~orth Ell.St Houth We11t
• • 2 + 2 • 3 +
tned to gain the lead by overtaxing
with the king, but declarer ruffed.
Since East, the overcaller, waa more
likely to hold the a~ of spades than
West. declarer croued to the ace of
diamonds and led a low spade. West
took the ace perforce and continued
with clubs rn an ettempt to force
declarer to ruff and lose trump
control.
Declarer had a slight clue that
'>pades were likely to be divided •·
I -with a doubleton ace East might
huve played low when that suit was
led from dummy. Backing her l"f'8d·
mg of the situation to the hilt, de·
darer refused to ruff the club,
d1t'Cardmg a diamond instead, and
partmg with another diamond when
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TOA WANTBO. Al
tiom.. C M. 1411191
!WW~ J~ now l'lll'lnO~ ..
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1.A80AERS !SOR l.AHO-
SCAPINO EARN TO
•121HR. OPENINOS
,OR OROUND S-
WORK. RELOCATE ••
1..eoo.33M163
euey new'"'* le IOOldnO lbr en ..-.. lent M*C wtlt\ .,...
pt0°"9ecllng ••dh
end • lcMn • for
dM.111 tO ~ In our
M a.vtoee ~ menc. TNe po9ftton
.. M-F, 1 lprn-9pm.
We oft9r • comptMe
medical, dental end w.ton cet9 peckege.
Appllcetlona •v•ll·
atMe •t 330 w. Bay St,..., eo.t• Mesa.
----------•• No phone call•, M ... HOUM Boy, com· pleaM. EOE
be o1herwlee •m· ployed Room. board,
' . ' ' '
l I t I ~ t I • r
panton, )'OUtt'ltut, may PlliL. • .,
ulary· •M..soec>. /JDrlveweye-t)etlo•
Pff FILI CLERK SeNtc!~ectory pettle etc. No )DO too
N"_ded tor TU.Un oh:. RepNaentdYe 111\111 ....._ UL leM
Houra n•gotlable. Ml__..•"f M~key 53&-0553 Some ore exp nee. ~ D.A.Z. c.n.truot'°"
Call Mart.a, 259·1100 Ext 310 Cral1amanahlp, oon-
a• I crete & block. FNe
r l11 I 1 I
f ·: (' f I I I '' R.E. ,..II TANT .. , .. Competitive
Top Newport Real Es-eve tu" tamtty member· PUIUC NOTICE prlc••· 75i-e535. ••••rt Nflftlehlne tat• Agt nHd• a PIT Stripping, cuetom Aulstant. Muat be fa-ehlp. Wiii conalder • The Callf. Publlc Utlll-ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION col« matching ..
mlllar w/computer & xchng for Bay Club u .. Commlaalon, RE· Maaonry·Concr91• Pa· repalra. Me-1039.
have office •kllla. UC memt>erahlp. 5411-9881 QUIRES 1ha1 all uHct, tloa-Drlveways. Paint.
req'd RON 700.5000 houaehold good• Llndcape M!q5.t8-3099
9'U.L llTA1W'9 iiiT1• mover1, print their T J Ptllt Concrtlt Const, P.U.C C&l T number, Conc..Srlc1e.e1ock lie & t3,000 MO. po1en-llmo'a & cheutfeUf'• Bond H1gti"1 Quel low
tl•I In ADDITION to print 1helr T.C.P. num· Pnc.t (71.t)9e2·7093
Comm'• to 100% 10 ber In all adVenl1•
aTARTI Advanced ment1. It you have a
Trng +-No d .. k F"I MT1QUE EllPORIUI queatlon about the ...
FT/PT. Patrick gality of a mover, limo GlllHl)le 955-5824 * COSTA MESA * or chauffeur, Call: MATIOMWtoll UIA, lfto 1931 Newport Bl\ld. Public Ulltti.e Com-T~ s.i.ctioos RECEPTIONIST Frenct1•E119tcsh•Amet mtuton 714-558-4151
Art• organlutlon nr •8000 Sq. Ft.•
SC Plaza. Mature. re-Mon-Sat 1().6. Sun 12.e
aponslble. Exp a •W• Buy and Sell•
mull Send reaume Consignments Welcome
to· Otftc. Mgr. Pamela ** 542-8990 **
Pautaon. 850 Town "'•n.'e Antiques &
Center Dr #400, ColleOtlbles
Coate Meu 92927 2815 Lalaye"•· N.B In
RECEPTIONIST
For amall bu1y law
office 40/Wpm. ~on·
amoker. FfT. $7.50/hr.
Airport ar ...
975-0544
RECEPTIONIST PT
Cannery VIiiage. 873-
se&B. Blue & white
china, glaasware, Ori·
entat ob)ect1, table,
chair•. hutch & ethnic
jewelry, IOfetgn doll•.
Appliances 6011
Arr Crn1d:t1clr1 ·:1q
.l·l 18
AND COllll•RCIAL
R•l'RIG•RATION.
SERVICE, SAl.ES
UcenHd 873-8081
Asbestos J--130
Cer<1rn1c
1les '.Ei28
"'ACK K•NN•DY TILE
& MARQLE INSTALL
.; REPAIR All types
of Paver• Washing &
Sealing. 4~7·5CWS5
THE ORIGINAL
DUN the TILE UN
leaky showers-Acid
wash & regrout. New
& Repair Bathrooma-
Showet" doors. Kite·
Floors·Plumblng Lie.
26yrs 0 C 673-8065
TILE Installed/Repaired.
Promp1 Col#tlOill StMce
FrM Est & Ref8fences
John & Shelby.846-6176
Child Care 3536
H.i11 I. . . . "'
•••RIMIWLlllG cuatom wonc. Elec.·
Cerpentry· T'M9-Plumb.-
Fence1. ICliltll98-31 18
........... _.AIRa Home/
Rent .. PROPERTIES
Palnt-Cerpentry--'C.•
Drywall. OlrfMs-5277
•HANDYMAN• eie • ..,,, ~._.. ~
Clil ~ t47<0780
All re11ctentlal & comm'I
repalra & malnt. Ren. • w. ................
Reta avail. 092-1333
Al'T. llAINTWMMC•
OV.r 1a wn exp. In
Apt. Melnt. We can
handle anylhlng ahort
of a major overhaul.
NewPort Beach •
Costa Mffa • Hunting• ton Beach Ar .. a. Call
CENT AUA MAINTENANCE 141.Jtll
Complete MalnVRepalr
Plumb·•l•c. -carpentry
NB Gen'I Contrac1or
n"d• PfT Reception· tat Mon-Fri 8-12. Exp
req'd & knowledge of
WP 5.1. Call Tina
For aale, In perfect con·
dttlon. Sears Cold1pot
Spacema1'er 17.0 Cu Ft. Holds 595 lb1. Ice ASIEITOI RlllOVAL COSTA MESA mother paint. Renl•I pr-op
ha1 openlnga tor our apeclalty 5'9-6717
• CRIMINAL DEFENSE
Drunk Dmltng-$502
Suap. Uc./Warrant•
Alt Ottensee, Fr"
Con1u1tatton nM552
M.1sn111y 1828
A99reeelw• Con-atruotton. All phuea
Mettcutoua Motton'•
MOblle Sct .. n S.nflce
Nobody bHll MOf·
1on'a prlcea Nobody!
Our price• are '° tow
you hay• to ~ up lo
... th• bottom.
(71 4) 842-8595
Spr111k 1, r
RPpd"'.-o i't.' 1
of ma1onry/remoctel. SPRINKLERS are my
Uc. 45>1810 only bualn••a. T1"*9,
Cuete"' ~to W9ftl vaflte1. drip syetema .
Since 1989 Brick, tnatallatlon & Repalf.
block, atone & atucco. 722·7824 Ch.ne...
Call & eave. 8'5-8!U2.
Mov111g JB3-l
SIUPERllOVERIS
Fr" w.,drobea and
Ht. Tt48288, mcMaa
1 HR. MIN.
24 HRI. 142-1118
M11s1L
CK Tile & Marble. Bath·
rooma. kitchen• & pa·
11oa. Affordab .. prlc ..
& llntshlng Catpentry
also avail. S34Ml588.
Tutor111y J<130
7ee.oec>o maker, dOOf lock S375 RHldentlal/ Comm'I oeo. Catt 2131 596-__ c_ert_lft_ed_._!M_&-_5088 ___ 1
Lcssow-. .ltl Vi chlldcare, 2 years and DAN'• Home/BuslneH 1
Learn French wtth na·
tlve French. Private Of
group. Ei.m. °' con· ver1at10n. 642·1 tee .
I + Pas!! Pass Pus
Openinic ll'lld QuPen ut • the defenders pe~isted with clubs. TELEMARKETING 6297 Seal Beach. '
Frig. 3 yrs new. Clean &
perfect cond. Paid
$700/Setl fOf S300 Call
Auto
up, fOf' S60 a week full lmf)fovement. Drywall. The Bfft nA~nntng
time, ond $40 a weok c.,pentry & Painting Ao.....tlo -·•"· All part lime Big fenced Bonded 64s-7522 agea La11<>na by \'V1ncl1 l<,'•
fhe \.\nml'n .. l'a1r ... t•H•nl 111 the
E1Jrupt•un Hridjle l 'httmp111n .. h1po; m
't\11lorne\ lrelenrl 'All" "'"n h' the
Frenrh rlu11 nf ll111111·llt \, 11n end
(.mette < he,elle\ It th1' cll'al 1 ...
t ''Jllral 111 t ht> "'R\ the, pl11' ed . t hf'
re.,lllt 'A ·I' In no 'AH\ Ii 'urpri'e
\ltn I h• I f11h 11\ l'trllll !),tn1f:'IJ1'
"11n pl<11111< <1111 1111 md111 P hut h her
" 11t... .. o •111 •h1>'Al'd t ht h11ther
r 1 1k111i.: llr•I 111 '''""' h1dd1nl( •pact'
\ 11 fl"'lllt. •ht• -.non found heri.t-lf in
J.111r .. p11ti1·• u p11p11lar 1 rnll rn1 t that
l.1 lt•d ,11 mo'I t11hlt>~
\\ P'<I lt"I 1 hi' q11P1'n , ;f C'luhq, 1-:ast
East W e~t hed no way to count.er
these maneuvers l-O retain control.
The' did the best they could by
leading a fnun h dub, but declarer
ruffed in dummy, uu1hed the Jack of
tnimpq, returned to hand with the
qu~n ut ht-arts to draw the out
st.andm1t trumps and had more than
en• ugh heart tracks tu fulfill the
contract
To apprt'<'iate dedan>r'e skill, try
leading a trump to the J&ck at tnck
t\l.u, nr ruffing tbe &eeond club 1n
hand West's trump len«th then bf.
romes the dominant factor
BROKERAGE FIRM Repair J·l4 7
after 6pm Beel the high COil of
Rodney 983-1403 Auto repair. 24 hr -R-e-frlg-.-,.-to .... r-. -G-E-.-d-b-le-1 moblle mechanic. For·
door, k:emaker, water elgn & DomHtk: 20
In door, while. S300 yre exp. 547-ssee
497-4138
Beauty 3·166
Furniture 6014 "'APRA lor product
yard & Iota of toya. K.C. Heytln. 875-7499.
Disney movte vldeoa, HANDY ANDY
meals & 1nack• In-Elec·Plumb-Palnt. Lt
eluded Exp and refa carpntry. etc 831""'°'3
Cl1·,1n111q l' 1 \.l
avt &48-7217 ask for
Reneo
Eves & wknds E
Coata Mesa My
home. Reis Avl. Lois
or Love 722-8646.
Marc'• Window Cfetln.
Ing. Quality car• a1
1.-.,~l...AI , ... ra1 ... Fr" 991 II tr.., ..,.... Silla1screens 548-2844 Qualify Ind.ct CuSSCllMB Richwd s.nor united Window Ctng
.,..LTHAUUNO SERVICE (Uc~ls)54W209 Since 1971
Garegt /'fd ~ RH. & Commerct.i
Jon a..aLD162 *PAINTING 781·2552 Call Dave ~-• Quality pelnllng Local
P P1nt111q 3858
Hauling 3720
ttromlnent NASO
member nrm localed
In Central Orenge
County la ... king S.
rlH 7 Of 22 llcenMd
broker•. Ideal candi-
date wrn po ..... aub·
s!Jlntlal e11perlence In sales of 1ecurille1 end Beautltul Sole, lovuHt,
maintain a cu1Tent ell· chair. ottoman. Now
en1 t1H• Wiii con-conct, oak trim. aacrt-
slder aggreHlve. Intel-~flc-•_S3_2_5_._8"_._1_~_86_._1 ligent and motivated CRIB bed. conv. and
peraon.. Position of· drN.., $420. Spee·
fer• aalary + comml•· esaver lof'I bed w/
••le• or car"' op-Nannie•, & hooNkeep-
pot1unttlff call Karen ers avail Prof, exp.
714/875-091... Uve In or out From
DICK'S HAULING referenc ... Fair prk:e. Wlnd./lllnl alln~s. Ron 850-8554 prof. c:INned, S2 on
Junk 10 dump & gon· ----------• ... blind during mo.
oral haullng. Large Michael Cox Paint or Aug. 050-6202.
truck with "" gate $12/hr, ~ material• N•nn~/com••nlon, 540-3798 Reterenc.a 875-4008 Pia"•
warm a. lovtng, r-..llUl.....,UMP llUll& • JUNK • •NI •f ......_
refs . Bt·llngual, 1b yrs Furniture, truh, · trH PAINTING PLUS"· f"\ •t-.
$80/ ...... 571 -5164 .
Bus1nr ...... s
Ser v1c1 ·<-. 3·l88
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
slon, excellent ben-dreuer, bookcase MAJL l'ORWMDINQ
el1t1 and working con· and atorage $475. Temp or perm. For
dlllona For Interview, &eo-1290. more Info call 213·
pleHe contact Kelly -,T-A_U_A_N_·_P-rov-ln_c_l_a_l _d_I· 767·7115, l\lo m1g
Ford, Human Re-nette· 1ablo & chalra, _N_e_ed_a_F_u_?_W_e_h ... a"'"n-d-l-e1
1ourcea Oepl leaves & pada, hutch. II all, typing, NP &
114/556-3642 $700 obo. 968-1906 NA. All bua need1
exp. Tricia 875-13'7. branchH, appllance1 Qualltv-Alford•ble " ~_...)(.' -' •, Mlke7dys8'6-t 391 .,.._1711 ;.• "--· -~ J •• Cleaning
Services 3548
Houaecleenlng
MBA Grad Student
8 yre exp. refs.
Mara 5"8-3678
Health. Ac.1u1y
& F 1tnes~; 3 7 ·lO
RAUi.OW Clrole llelnl.
Pllntmg ln\/Exl Housel
Apt. Oual jot> FrM Nt.
S1. ltc•569897838-1758
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f. Nnf broivfl
7 0r"11k
8 NAxt IC Okla
Cf 'lanop1pf'•
10 A ( 8!W'y QI
bll<;Obell
I t 5pt>Khcly
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unpll'lil\/lnl
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movP
IQ Ai:inm n 011nqer c.olo•
;>c, Indian
;>(, 0Vl'fflll\
;>1 F 11 to !>fl
:.>8 Sport\ grrXlp
l9 Wild party
JO lmpo,ior\
32 YllChl PllllS :n Cr1'1U1vl'
J• Or1v" on ~
slenl
:1'> Sins
37 Type of
Chee5e 40 Most cllched
• 1 oll abared
42 St1arched tor
prey
• 7 Wiid Qulelly
•8 Some actors
•9 foot t0<ms
TELEMARKETING Po1ty chair $25. New handled by our Sect'y
3 People nHded lo Bed aafety ralls S35. Guar. lowell rate•
D•NTAL .-LAN
Slngte $4'. 75 Month
Famlty $8.75 Month
1-80().S!l2-0090 elC.12
W.P. YOUNGQUIST
Painting Contrtetor •ell the new Piiot. $5 646-075'. _9_7_3_·2_309 __ . _____ , N E E 0 A c L E A N
per hour or S8 per _R_E_C_U_N_E_R-. -tv-..,-.-p-1-llow--W• aUY HOUSE? C I ,._, ----------1 order No e•perlence w·-• FULL OR PARTIAL al ..,..la II your~ moving
Quallty painting by
P. r o I•• 1 Ion a I•. ~-802098 ln1ured ,,, •• ••t 545-3306
needed Call Mike back $80. Good con-TRUaT D•~D• Oependabl .. Reliable, to 1 new loc:ltton? Announce
Wiiey at 842 .... 333 dftlon. (714) 83&-4577 NHt 841-0512 therno...lrldaeelflad --~ _____ _.. __ _
Thur9dar. Augu1t 15, 1111 Frid•r,Auguet 11, 1111
Of All Thin~ Pro•pt'tOID lndivld· LIBRA l"''rt 2l ll..t ?21 l(,•,Jll ,rnJ lol1n Pnw•ll Ai f•ll month• ap ·
u.11•. lhOM who 1ucrttd In commtrct writ!' dH't!. fyh•n·nw" !'>'I po•rlorm pro.1ch, luaf' portion of n•tlon•I
•nd lndu1try, t•nd to ~ C•nce-r •nc .. , "'""'mln1ll•' 1nlorm.t1wn rt•.illll' -pnlltJl.hl will rf'volvf' •round Arlt•
n•tlvn l htrt .,, numtrout Virgo th<11 ch.met' mt'1•11nl\ 1•r fhrt .. 111u1 toul.t C..n. (. oltn r•owtll. Quntlon~ .1tl8f,
h•nli.lnA Httutlvl'S. libr•n m•for-Ji.'Vl'lup 111h1 "<•mt•lhmic b1ic '''"''" •t" "Wtll thl~ bl•ck hno·1ttnt'r.1l ~ a
lulCu' bueb•ll pbytr• domln•lf 1nc1m1t• pt•fl'llh"I ''"" 1"1 1oth-,1111n c•nd1d•lt' for lht pl't"tidtruy In 1942
Mort ltfl·h•ndt'd p<rrMn• ar-. Cemln· SCORPIO (lxl :n Nt"' 21 J M1•on 1f '0 undn which politk•I b.11n·
•~. 1111111 H•ocl•ltd with armt .11nd tn ~11ur "It" t'mph"'"'"' 1ntlt'l"''"l1•t1•'" nf'r'' Powt>ll'' ot10101111ul <hart and
h.1nd• Leos llrt found among "•how frt'toJ1•nt t rt'<•ltv11v. ''"'"' l 1'1 um .. 1.1111 nun1fttcal cyclM n'YHI he wlll tH>
ptoplt" •nd !""'Sfll1U1. Stol'plos "'lurn 1n yuur r .. v11r 'l'uu It !Wt •t rlj\ht f13urf' of controvff'llY llf' is hud of
con.1dntd the "mo.I p-lonatt" of pl."Ml" 111 •p«r.al moml'nt Wt'.ir •h.i..I"' ••I lhf Joint ( htf'f• of 4it.lff," hl1h honnr
"An• P1Kun1 Art f'Uelltnl hotplt11I Jarl. n.J rurplt• P~f'll wilt writt •nd N)' thin~
•dmlnjstr.110,.. •nd pi1y~hla. Aquari· 4iACI fTARI U~ (N11v 22.rw 211 whlth will ltnf' many quMtlont up
•nt •PP." In " numHr of h•ll• of rmph1,1• rt·v11lv1•• •H11unJ '>{·cri•I• '"'"'•Ir ......... tuned'
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Yollt'll Arltdl' ll"t lot ".., ... i,. will t-.• r,•
turn.-.1 torttl(ht Ruh•' ht•ml in V•'Ur f.i
vnr "'""' will pl11y 11.1r,11n,1u11t n•h•
~ORrlO (('kl 2' Nov 21 I fuJ~
nwn1 1ntu1twn lOnt1nu1• It• h11 m.irl.
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abbr
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53 Roman 1uth0<
5.c Serv<ee meat
56 Amore
57 Kin ot IS '
59 Ta11etn dnnk
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D on•t ~ hate having to
take ~ clo&MI to be
dry cleaned and then
picking them up? Well, oow you
can cxperien~ your dry cleaning
being picked up from your house
and delivered when it's finished
for no extra cost.
Pressed 4 Time in Fountain
Valley takes away the hassle. They
kn~ you're busy, IO they have a
twice-weekly pickup and delivery.
But how do they cut the delivery
cost? "We work without the
middleman," said Candice Lopez,
the owner of this dry cleaning
service. "We deliver the clothes
ourselves."
This service-oriented franchise
has been in operation for almost
three years and has managed to
keep its prices 40 to SO percent
lower than the competition while
maintaining excellent quality work.
Pressed 4 Time features a •
special bargain for the new
customer, also. Once you brine
them three garments to dry clean,
you get the fourth one done for
free.
Aside from dry cleaning,
Pressed 4 Time docs laundry,
repairs hoes and has full-time
tailors who can do anything
ranging from sewing on a button
to tailonng a complete suit.
This fun-loving group of people
are 60 percent family. The rest of
their employees arc collcJe
students. Howe~r, ther do hire
high schoolers as.Jo.Da..»>they keep
their grades at a C or better. This
is one f amity that is always there
to serve you.
lf you need your clothes dry
cleaned but you don't have the
Lopez
time to take them yourself, or you
want a shoe repaired, call Pressed
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and serve the greater Orange
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Beauty magnified at <;arr Photo Design
By Amy Young
H ave you ever looked deep
into an abalone shell and
noticed the exquisite
shapes and abstract designs in its
beautiful realm?
Richard Carr Photographic
Desian captures all sorts of
wonders like this in his
photOJ.raphy and enlarges them to
your hking.
Thi type of photography is
called cibachrome, and can be
created with "any kind of subject
you ca n sec or imagine," said
Ri chard Carr, the o wner.
Micro copic objects have even
been u ed. Carr prints these shots
and i.clls them to you.
Aside fro m this unique
photographic art, Can can be
found working on receptions,
shooting ~rtrait~ of either you or
yo ur children , family pictures,
black-and-white theatrical head
shots and doing glamour shoots for
models. He would like to expand
his art to portraits or musicians as
well.
Right now Carr has a special on
glamour portraits. You can get a
complete makeover, including hair
and makeup, given w mc wraps
and accessories and then Carr will
take a roll of 12 shots of your new
self for only $99.50. Professional
hair and makeup people arc called
iq for this.
The Richard Carr Photographic
Design studio is a low-volume
personalized bu incss. Carr deals
with every client himself either at
his studfo or in your home, if you
prefer.
Carr earned his degrees at the
California School of the Arts
If you're planning to get into
either modeling or acting, or you'd
like to sec your child creating
modem art with splatter pa.ints.
sitting with a giant teddy bear or
just as a miniature you, call
Richard Carr Photographic Design
in Fountain Valley at 965-9393.
The studio is located at 10566
Bechler River Avenue near Ward
Street and Ellis Avenue.
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Rkhard Carr at his photo design studio In Fountain Valley.
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( arl St. Clair will le;ad PKiflc
\ymphony Orchestra in a
t o n < t• r t u n de r t h e st a r s
~clturd.iy at Irvine Meadows.
Bugs Bunny ~ys tribute to some of the gre..test dassial music
genuises as well as animation masters in "Bugs 'Bunny on
Broadway" Saturday at Pacific Amphitheatre.
5TAllEFM •
The summer concert series,
"Take 5 at 5." at South
Ct1ast Plrua Village: continues each
l'hur ... d.i) al 5 p.m until Aug. ~.
I on1ght, L uke and the
I ocom,ll1vc:' will ploy Ch1cago-
~1ylc hlues Arca rc~tauranl\ will
offer 'amplc"i of their cumnc: for a
rea'>onahle price The free concen
"''II he presented on lhc green
I 1•r .11Jd1t1tmal detail\ call 435·
20'ifl
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L agund lkach\ .rnn11.1l Mh
lc,11\,11'. •\rt-A Pb1r. I C'ittval
of 1 hl' ,\ rl'-and )a\\ du\I l·c\ttvul.
111n1anu c 1hrouJ:h the 'ummcr
month' I Jl"h lc,ll\,11 lc.1turt:\ un
.1,,ort111cnl of all\ .ind crnft ,
ro1n!!1ng frnm po11nt1np and
Cl'r<imtc' 111 JC"clry .ind blown
glJ"-
7 LIVING MT
lhc world-fomou' Pageant
of the M11stc:r'I, re-creating
ma~tcrp1ccc~ w11h real people, as
hcing ,t.1gc:d nightly 111 H lO at the:
lf'>1nc Bowl an Laguna Ocach
r1cket\ rnn~e from ~'> to s 'I( l·or
. re\C:f'>Jlt nn' ur ltlkct' call I (8tX))
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8 CWAZY WA88T
It's rabbit ~ason an Costa
Mes.a That's right, Bug
Bunn) will be hcadina ove r to
Pacific Amph1thea1re Saturday to
prc,cnt .i full ~ymphony orchestra
conlcrt .md 1nhu1c to cartoon
cl;is\tC\ in "Bugs Bunny on
Hro11Jwa) .. I he doing~. fit for the
cn111c fu m1ly, arc M:I to begin 111 8
p.m ; 11cket5 r.tnge (to m $11..50 10
$'1. Tn order ticket" by phone cull
740 2fXJ<J
9 111..-Mscml
hnd out what 11 takes to pul
on n major produc1ion at the
Orange County Performing Am
Center. Center docents lead free
tours each M o nda y ·and
Wednei.day mornings al 10 and 11
h lr additional mformatmn c.ill
'\'i(>.ARTS, cxl . 833.
1 0 llPTll -VAlllETY Newport Harhur .-\rt
Mu'!>cum d1splo1'' an
a'>sortmcnt of pieces I rum 11'
pcrm.mcnt c:ullcctton in · D11fcrc:n1
Stone . H vc Vic"' of the
Collection " The exh1htt. organ1ic:d
into fi ve exhi~1t1on "cgmcn1'
continues through Sept :!5 and
features a wide vonctv of .irt~ork)
The mu~um is oi}en Tuc,day
through unday from 10 a.m to 5
p m. Admission is $3 for adults
and $2 for senior citucns and
~tudcnts. ('all 759-11 22 for details
11 ~l)'~sc. ju'lt a
few minute up the 55 r rccway, presents Mal) Chapin
C nrpcntcr tn her Orange County
dchut at 7 and 10 p.m Tickets arc
$26 50 Call 549-15 12 for det<llls
12 I WMT MT MIYI
A part of its current
Cluh M IV Tour. MTV
will ho<1t J pre-concert party
tonight IO Huntington Beach oil
D11uhlctt1kt' Sport" Ru .ind
N1ghtdub dunng ''" grand opening
fcsll\ 111cs ll\C party 1s ..chcdulcd
10 began at 8 p.m Club M rv
duncercs will he on hand and 20
tlclccu nd lO boclcs1age pa scs
will be iivcn away to those with
the hottest d ance m ove,
02 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, August 15, 1991
Doublctakc •~ localed t 5902
Wuncr Ave; for additio nal
mformat1on•<'all 8.t0-6118.
13 RUMT
l.agune Art Mu cum
OCWC)I cxh1b1t , ''The
Cutting hlge: Contemporary
Amcnc.in l·olk Art from the
Ro,cn.11.. Cnllcction" t'i now on
dt!lplav h:aturing a variety of
~orl' ,uch a'> painting • culprurc,
pottery anti textile• by sclC·trolncd
n11t1vc American artists the ~1bit
continues through Suminy. Call the
mu ... cum oil 49.t-6531 for details.
14 ~~~.in\ N orm
McD011.1ld ~fahacl Pace
and l'clcr AhJrc: ~•II perform at
1hc lmpn1\ in Irvine through •
i.tore and gaUcry: C<xt is $(1() per
per oo includ1n1 champ1g11c
reception, dinner and parking For
information call 497-9""2 .
llubc:rl' Rcstaunnt in lluuoa
Centre i the 11te or "MurJc:r at .
the Care Noir." The my te l). Yf1tb
dinner shows Frida~ S•turJar.
.rnd a Sunday brunch, will
continue through the monlh lo
September a new bow unfold1.
For 11cket informaVon. c111l 95S·
CLUE.
17 .......
Among the m. ny Cllfrn nas
this fall ll Or•ngc Co
College are course an Jap.1new.
The cmester taru Mond;a> .. or
reg. lration tnformalion ~c..ill the
college at 432-5772.
Sund.I) Sho~' fhur,d11y and 1~ A -_, SunJa~ JI I< "' P m ($7). Friday Fncnd • drca~ and d1cu
8 JU .ind 10 '" p.m (SIO), Md SaaurJa., 8 .ind HI 30 p.m ($10). wall be di cu"e'I by
for mt11rm.i11un l..tll 8S4 54'\5. author; tod y at the m11n1hly luncheon meetlna or Round I .ihle
Wut. The noon 1es\1on wall
15 tmfflMlm TIIB
The Blu e Marble
Coffcchou:>c on Harbor
Boulevard and 191h Street In
Co,tn Mc n has ·• full I.cc of
cn1crta1n crs fo r the week.
Adm1<.o;,ion 1i.. FllliEl.J)n tas; tbia
week arc: Smith and WaJin,
contcmpornry folk, today: Terry
R1ckaru, pop no~talg1a, Friday:
Acou,11, Carnival, Renaissance
f11ll.. ~.iturcJ.iy; Scott B. rock-·billy
and blue\, Sunday; T k tc.din,
Jail. Monday; Goodbye Joe,
acnm11c modem pop. 1 ucsday:
Mu:h.1el Uhaldan1, rock·a-billy and
rh\thm unit hluc,, Wcdne da)'.
\\. u.: l..J c1\ \hOV.\ begin al 7 p.m .•
~edl·nd 'ho"'' ut Q and Sunda)'
'"'"'' .11 6 p.m. I or information
,,11 1 ""' ''7tl
18 Wiii .....-rt
Fnr th~ m>1.1cry IU\en
11lon1t lhc Coast, Laguna
M)cstc rie1. offer i'rtda)' a nd
S111uufay dinner ~how~ that andude
.1 walking tour of La una ~nd a
plot that unfold' at local book
feature Anne Ri\oen. addon~. Carl
Karcher and 8. Carolyn !\night,
Patti Massman and Susan Rosser,
and Armand Dcuuch. Cm1 '' SlO
per person: for ckta1I coll 1 ~ l3)
256-79n.
19 ClllM -.£ PAIBTI
Pare,nu Without J>.111ncn
Will halt an onen1.111on
and acncraJ meetina • 111rJ.1\ 1t
7:30 p.m. 11 the Co t.i \lc\I
Holiday Inn, 3133 s. BrbWI \I A
dance wiJI follow; cost 1 ~... l·or
additional information call "8·
1 92 or 5~1120.
20 Jill. I II •
Cafe Udo in ' 'ri.•rt
Beach offers a \.H1c1\ nf
jazz cnterteinmcnt eai:h 111)!hl.
foni&ht , Joe Nappa and 1h1 \JI
tart; will perform Crum l'I JO p m.
to 1 a.m. firiday will sec the: I cvo
Blue Olucs Band take the ''ace: 11
9 p.m. for more informa11on .1h<lul
Cafe Udo offettn call b75-1%8
or 67J..SOS6.
Our Guide to Local Theaters
Playin1
'1>ell!M1.,·
"LiuJe Shop ot Horron'"
"Annie"
CI06ing
Phone
Alls.24
646-0333
Sept.9
786-3540
• 2S
19j.ft371t
pt.I
m -1110
Aug. 24
831-t40S
.2A
Sept. ll
)41-8997
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black tJe. BT -opt., black Ue
epdoaaL pp, per peno11. TBA. to
be ...........
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CHARITY AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
• D1Kom'y U. Cius hulo9,
Aui. 17, S-JO p.m., Ditco\icry
Museum of OC barbecue, auction,
rock 'n' roll by Sha Na Na. S7S pp.
Phone 540-0404.
• Vlaloulftt Go Caribbean, Aug.
17 at 6 p.m .. Newport Harbor Art
Museum at Brown residence,
Laguna. BCach. By invitation ohly.
• Moonllrah Rota, Au,. 11 at 6:30 p ., · ra Pacific dinner
at Moren o residence, Villa Park.
SSO pp. BT. Contact Myril
Kreuder, 631-1249.
•Wint Cla le, Aug. 18, 2-S p.m.,
OC Wine Society at Anaheim
Marriott. $40 pp. Phone 546-8664.
•Global Cublnt , Aug. 18 at S
p.m.. OC Chapter of American
ln~titute of Wine and food at
Robert Mondav1 Food &: Wine
Center, Costa Mesa. Members, $4S
pp.: non-members, SSS pp. Phone
955-4542. •An Alralr to Rtintm~r. Aug.
24, United We tern Medical
Centers food and wine wting at
The City Shopping Center, Garden
Grove. Phon~ 953-3580.
• Toa51 on the Coast II, Aug. 24
at 8 p.m., American Cancer
Society OC at Lion Country h
· Polynesian VIUage, Irvine. ~45
pp. Phone 751-0441.
• Summt t\ Gardea Party, Aug. 2.S
at 5 p.m ~ Florence Crittendon
Services of OC at Harris
residence, Fullerton. Contact
Melinda Gum ldo. 870-5890.
• Bob Hope and Or. HOW11rd
Hou t Golr Toum1mtnt, Aug. 26
at 10 a m . AS50Clatcs of House
Ear In t1tu1e at Mc a 'Verde
Country Oub, Costa Mesa $2.SO
Phone 557-5 100. "
Bon Voya1t, Scp1. 5 at 6 p.m.,
Hoag Hospital 552 Oub Billfi h
Tournament cocktail party at
Newport Beach Countqt._ Oub.
Rea• tcred anglers free ; guests,
$2.S. Phone 760-~9.
• Opcnln1 of Y~t'• Bistro, Sept.
5-7. Arturo Toscanm ch1pter of
OC Pcrfonning Art Center. $75
pp. Contact Gwen Jone , 974-7417.
• ~ Scott Challtnlt For
Cblldtta, Sept. 6 It 6:30 p.m.,
OfOC, Make-A-Wish foundation
and South County Community
QENJAMIN EPSTEIN'S
Stories: Five Views of the
. Collec11on.. Tuesday Talks at
Noon: Sept. 10. pa.inter and
sculptor Enc Orr .
• Snuia WWMlmilaa M-(3
Mason, lrvi n c,1' • 72-1138 ).
Permanent display "'o( drawin •
sculpture, films, other twOrts by
Jun Cocteau. iluriugh. Aus. 22:
Cocteau's Dream .
• StarJ Sheets Ga11aJ (1•9
Sand Canyon A"cnuc, lmnc, 733-
0445.) Sept. 7 through Oct. 13:
American Scene PatntilJf,
California '30s and '4-0s.
MUSIC
• Padnc: Symphony, 8 p.ni. ttl
Irvine Meadows Ampb1thcatre.
8088 lMne Center Or., Laguna
Hill s, 474-4233 Aug 17
Symphony For A ew World wtth
conductor Carl SI Oair. Aug '\I
Beethoven x 3 with conductor Cul
St Clair
• OC PbUbarmonic ~. ~
pm at Irvine Ba.relay Tl)eatre.
4242 ffilJpu Drive at Bridge
Road, ine. 55'\-~4:;!2 ~pt. 6.
The Ange s Quanet
DANCE, OPERA .
MUSICAL THEATER
•Open Padfk (OC Perfonnmg
Arts Center. 650 Town Center Dr ,
Co ta Mesa, 546-7372). Sept. 1~4
Cavalleria Rusttcana aod I
P gliacci.
• Soulb Coa t Repatory (655
Town Center Or • C.osta M~.
751 -78H) Sept. 6-0ct. b
Heanbrcak House
• Garden Grove S•akesptare
FulivaJ (Fe tival Amphitheatre.
12852 Main Street. Garden Gl'Ol>c,
636-7213) Through Aug. 17:
Measure For Measure. Aue-29
through Sept. 21· The Taming of
the hrcw
•Mystery Cafe (Hubert's, :!
Hutton Centre Dr • Santa Ana,
955-CLUE) Dinner how Frida\
and Saturday : 'Murder at Cafe
Nott ..
POETRY AND
LITERARY ARTS
• Booblplna, Aug. 18, 2"'4 pm.,
Sally Vantrc s signs "Seeing
My elf Seetng the World" at
Mutha's Book tore, Balboa .
Contact Kathy Wale , 673-7185. ' Clinic dinner at ~ Beach
Mamou Hotel & Tenn&S Oub. BT
and tennis hoes. SlSO pp. Phone
557·Sl00.
• Blllfllb Tourument, Sept. 5-8.
Hoas Hospital SS2 Club at
location TBA Phone 760-2349
Actor Scott Valentine wfH serw u master of ceremonies for Pacific Symphony Orchestra's "ReK'h for •
Rainbow" benefit for the Rehabilitation Institute of Southern C.1lif ornla ~pt. 1 at Irvine Me~.
MEETINGS
AND SEMINARS
• KJdt At tltart, Sept. 61 Olive
Crest Treatment Center at
Mu.scum or Flyina, Santa Monica.
Phone m"'4999.
• Great Catalopt Captr, Sept. 7
at 6 30 P·!l\.. OC Chapter of
Americ1n 01abetc A n. at
Neiman Marcus, Newport Beach.
S l 7S pp. Phone 662· 7940.
, • IJro• Scoct Pro-tan Clw'tty
8a btMU, Sept. 7 at 7:30 p m ,
CHOC, Make-A-Wish Foundation
and South County Community
Oimc at Bren Events Center, UC
Irvine $15-30 pp. Phone 5S7-S100.
• Empocto Armanl, Sept. 7,
Armani opening at South Coast
Plua, Costa Mesa. By invttahon
o.nty.
FESTIVALS
AND SPECTACLES ,.
...... , of lbe Mu cus, th~uah
Aua. 30, 8:30 p.m. on fi tival
pounds, Lquna Beach. Phone
4'94-114'5.
• Futnal of A.ru, through Aug.
30, JO a.m. 10 11:30 p.m on fcsmal
pounds. Laguna Beach. $2 pp.
Phone •94-ll•S.
• Ofuee C••C1 Radaa F'aJr,
throuah Aui. 17, 32nd District
ApicuhuraJ Assn. It Los AJamllot
Rtce Cou11e. Phone 751-324'7 or
99S·l234' or •31-1361.
• S.,..._.. ~ dftJ, throuah Sept.
1, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. 1rts and
crafts how in La.&una Beach. $4
pp. Phone 04.J030.
ART
• t..apu Art Mumm (307 Oiff
Drive, J..aauna Beach, •94 6531 ).
Through Au , l : The Cutting
. Edie: Contemporary AmenQn
•WI.De Ta.U. Cook! .. Clalnn.
Robcn Monda•" Wine and Food
Center, Costa Mcu. ~ 20
Mondav1 Re crve Aug 24:
Homemade P ta. Sept. JO; al
Graces.
Folk Art Throup Sept. 1: Arthur LJSTI 0 INFORMATION. If
We Icy Dow Sept 6 throuah Nov. you h•'-c an ~nt l~uw or
17 Dream and Per":'p«livc: The chan1c of information for
Amcnan Scene in California. 8/ackB<>ot, direct mquira to
8 cwpof1 Harbor Art Mallttlm &n1amio Epstein, Clo Blad.Boot.
( 50 an Clemenl~ Duve , P.O. Box 1500-18', Corona deJ
Newport J)each , 7S9 l l.22). Mar, CA 91625. Ph<>nc (114) 1()()
fhrouah opt. ts Different Z62l.
Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, August 15, 1991 D3 •
.. '
COVER STORY
Center shows always bring the"1 to th* leet
Ushers enjoy cameraderie, top
acts and serving community
Bv £hzabeth Ood11e
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\rh l l'll ll'I IC:lfUlrC:\ 72
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11111,1 ,1,1nd 1hr11u~h .ind the
p.11l-1ng cmh ~I ~" win dl1 they
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u'hc:11ng ''
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'lrs a
wondertul
place to work.'
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usher
1ltord tti hU\ l1l!..c 1' .111 th.11 much
I h1' "'·'\ I ~an 'c:c all the 'ho'll.' I
''Jilt to. \f..llltin ,;i,,
M .111 l uh111 .1 JQ year-old
O r.tnlo!C: ( 11,1,1 ( nlkgr 'tudcnt.
l'n I 111 II ,, lf t IH. fr Cl' \hlll" ~I nee
Im fllllnH1t111n to lllh 't taker,
~h1d1 p.1" ~I~ .1 ni)!ht. hc.: ra rel)
"~c:' a whole performance. He
docs 11 bccdusc of the people and
the fnendi. he !las made.
"I \\Ork every show I can. The
people here arc great and you get
to meet a lot of people," Fulvio
~aid.
Mark Clarke, an Irvine resident,
'tarted out a head usher five
year' ago, making $25 each night.
It wa~ a nexihlc part-time job that
allo"cd him lo study for graduate
M:hool a\ he worked.
Now that Clarke is a full-lime
research chemist and assistant
r)dtroll manager at the center, he
rnntrnucs wor~ing because he likes
the job and the atmosphere.
"I m a work-a-holic, up to 80
hours a week. But I reJllly like this.
I ".e met a lot of fascinating
performers. 1 hcrc·s such a variety
o f people , performing and
working. It's very rewarding,"
Clarke says.
And m charge of all the usher;,
ticket-taker\, usher captains ·and
head usher' evc-ry 11igh1 r!>
Chn'it1nc Upham, the center·~
patron manager. "ho has been
coordinating 11 all ~incc before the
center opened.
Upham handles evcrythmJ! on
Donna Mc Daniel
bock from Blly Idol lou
"~~=""' 014)~Jm)
Costo Meso. CA
04 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, August 15, 1991
Christine Upham is patron manager at the Performing Arts Center and head of the u her progroam.
the audience ~1de of the theater on
performance n1ghti and must
coord inalc hou,)e opefiltions with
the people baclutagc.
"Anythmg that happen~ withm
the houi.c ill my re pom1h1lity, 1(
someone 1s sick, hurt, unhappy, or
anything else. There's .i lo~ o(
diplomacy th;it goes mto 11. bu t I
love it. No place else can )'l1U meet
so many people," Upham \aid.
U pham mu~t hire, ~chedule,
and 1ugglc a pool of 500
usher'i, ranging m age from 18 to
65. The ushers' dutic~ include
f
d1rcct1ng audience member to
1he!r \eats. t,aktng 11ckct , dc11hng
"Ith unhappy patron5 und being
prC'parcJ for :my emergency
And ·~ct Upham ha, never had
an~ trouhlc finding enough
'oluntecr) rhe Job 1s \Cf} much m
demand
"I \C ne.,,cr yet had to place .tn
ad tor usher.., Ifs "" "Ord uf
mouth f ncnd~ tell fncnd~ and "c
ge1 all we need," Upham ~aid
Clarke add\, "Wr: mu\t get 10 to
I 'i call' a day of people wanung to
be u~hcr'>.''
l ph•lm stre,'les the fact that the
u~hcr, M c not really hems paid
for their "'ork
"They re.illy are "olumecrs The
$10 J ntghl (cC' l'I JUSt ba IC lly to
cover the $4 p1ulung co t and ga,
I ht) do 11 tu ce the hows nnd
11 'i their "'ay of helpin the
communuy," 'he add .
Inc center hire' u\hcl'\ twi c .i
vcar, in Janunr.· and July. U ually
'i(I hi 7'i f>C''ltllln\ mu t he filled
C'Bch ume
"We gener.11ly lose about that
many C"vcry ax month , They reel
they've done their part, or
~omething che m their hfc beain
to interfere," Uphnm •ay
Yet lhcre 11re many who ticl
-w11h the: )Oh year alter 'JC• r. Of the
500 currently employed, 94 ha"e
Learn To Dance And Join The Fun!
· · · · · · · • · " " · " .. · · Our prof Mtlonallntttuetoft w~I help you bfush up on old .-UU.
°'teach you ~on.._ Thia II where the fun btgtna ·--------------·
I 51~~f$eag I
:_ Singles& Caupl .. Welcom. I 650-~3048 ·':~~'~;-,
'
been u henng for tbc ccn1cr ~1nce
it opened five )Cars ago ,
• Clarlte as · one who plans on
Micktng around.
''B asically I thinlt I'll tic hm
indcfinilel}'.· It'd be hard to
find another Job th• cnJOyable,"
he ~ays.
F'ulvto agree\, .. Ir rm around
here after l get out or school, 111
dcf1n1tcly keep 11 up."
A few oC the pcnonncl, ~bo
ha"e been promoted to ticket·
I kcr or head ushe~. ha"c duties
which keep them from watchma
whole perform· nee .
Fulvio, who mu t count the
1iclct he hai taken itfte1 the
doo~ clo • ay • "I c.1n't -C\U
watch 1he whole thin but 1( the
'how run for a -.ed . or ,c,, I 11
cc most oC '' 1n bu and piece\.''
Clarke tm't IO Conunatc. C\'CO
thouah he wor ix 11' )C\tll
ni1hts ach Yr~ek.
"f never gel 10 see a whole
how. But it':s OK. that's nol *bY
I'm here," be said.
M Jlory, •·ho u hcred (It Soutb
Coa(t Rcpcnory before the CC"nter
opened, ha never 11pphcJ for •
promotion bccau~c 11 Ytould 1 kc
her away fn)m the pcrlorm1nce. "J 'm an u her and thut'i. aU I
want 10 be. J come 10 !ICC the
hows," he said.
But Upham points out that 9S
percent C'( alJ U hen SCI 10 ICC
each performance they ~ rk from
bcginnin1 to end She dcs.:r
the majonty o( tho 500 u hers 11
older, retired people from the
community.
"l'hcy wtrit 10 do 1heir p rt. It
acts them OUI of the hou«" •Di
they !!CCI and meet a lot of J'C('ple.
Younaer pcorlc sometim ha~
trouble comm1tt1na thcntscl\CS to
the required one n\i)lt a v.cek.."
Uphairn explain . • •
Some u hen, like f'ulviC\ •"
luden 1 luna r r p ft·hllll
....
work that aJlows them to study.
"It's a great place to study. You
don't act pa.id well, but you get
paid to study. I can sit in the ~by
aftCT I'm done and read, or
whatever. As a full-time s\udcnt, I
could act another job, but it'd be
very hard to study," Fulvio Aid.
Some couples even usher
together, Upham Nys.
"It's their night out together. It
gets them away from the kids and
saves them the cost or two
tickcu," she explains.
T he usherina has even become
a social gathering Cor some. A
group or ushers meet every Sunday
momln1 for brunch at a local
restaurant.
"There can be anywhere from 2
to 20 r._eople there. It's just a set
thins. ar you want to go, you know
someone will be the re on any
given Sunday," Upham says.
The head ushers e11d tic.kct-
takers also enjoy their own social
scene with the friend they've
made at the center.
Fulvio says, "Everyone gets
aJona ireaL" .
Ushers must be able to work at
least one night a week and to
tand for three to four hours at a
time.
"We a Jc them to stand, so that
if and audience member needs
What's the
biggest event to
it the neighbor·
? The 37th
SPORT COURT At the
Sport Court, try your
hand at tennis and
basketball or get
uol Southern California~&
Gorden ShoW, sponsored by The
Orange County Register. With ~r
1,000 exhibits, it's the largest
home show-in the United States.
We'll show you how to decor·
ate or remodel your home and
give you ~ps on gardening
and landscaping. You'll also
see some of the country's finest
antiques, arts and crofts.
Come see eYer}'thing we've put
under one roof at The Southern
California ~ & Gorden Show.
August 17 & ·25 'bt The Anaheim
Convention Center.~
ARTS & CRAFTS FAIRE ·
Hand-mode quilts, ceramics, jewelry,
poin~ngs, leather goods, blown gloss
and country items will be on display
from the country's
leading artisans
ond craftspeople.
ANTIQUE
SHOW
CMrAO
a few pointers from
SHOWCASE
something they pan (md an usher.
If they sit, they ft)olc like everybody
p.m. the front doors open and tbe
ushers direct people to the
facilities and ~ard the doors to
the auditorium.
else," Upham notes. .
The ushers must go througti fave
bou rs or or'ientataon and
emeraency trainina before they can
bepn, including a videotape on
earthquake preparedness.
At 7·30 p.m. the audience may
be seated and must be directed to
their scats. And at 8 p.m. the how
start~
"Jt' a wonderful plJCC to work,
An usher's dutie begin at 6:30
p.m. on show nights, fir t puning
inserts into the programs At 7
one of the nicest theaters I've seen
and I've met some really 1reat
people here," Mallory aid ·
greot prizes!
Dave
Tailor, LA. King s
Ed
Arnold,
KTlA
CELEBRITY
LIFESTYLE RQOMS
See living spaces designed
and decorated for ABc's Kitty
Bartholomew, co-host of •The
Home show·, KTLA
sj>omcoster Ed Arnold, KOST·
l'W•!!!!!!!'I FM morning
hosts Mor'k
Wollengren and
Kim Amidon
Wl:lllt;:;;;;;;;;;;:::~ and L.A. Kings'
star Dave Taylor Stop by ond ·
visit Ed and Dove, who will be
on hand for the show Aug. 1 7
& 25.
stote-of·the-ort .,......_~
DEFINITELY NOT
GARDEN VARIETY
Step through a to-wering
Torii Gote and you 'll enter ~-will be offering
furniture, collectibles, books,
siM!r and more from Eng·
land, Germany, Italy, Fronce
and the Uni States.
OF HOMES come
to KIK·FM's "Showcase
of Homes• and lour charming
manufactured homes,
presented by leading
Southem California builders.
· ~The Orient in Bloom 11
,
a mognihcent
garden and Rower show.
ASIAN CULTURAL
ARTS THEATRE This is your passport
to the om of the For East. You'll enjoy
exotic music~ dance ond performances
from countries like Japan, <;hino, Korea
ond the Philippines.
r: - - - - --Sponl0t9d ly• - - - - - , s100 · .. ~.. r; s100 1
I Off Prewit rhis coupon at the door ond SCM $I 00 off lhe Off I
regular one day odmiuion price of $6.SO I I Coupon good lot one ..... btt odrn:uion only Oit~~ 12 ond Ufder FREE I No.,.._Cllillll!t~ "'°' -... ......., ...... .,.,..., ~ liiM-a.--I . ~ . . ' . ~· . .,., . .... . .. , ..
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AUGUST 17 • 25 AT
THE ANAHEIM
CONVENTION CENTER
Saturdays 10·00 a m. · 10:00 p.m
Sundays 10 00 a m. • 6.00 p m.
Mon·Fra 2 00 p m. · 10:00 p.m.
Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, August 15, 1991 DI
..
Music
St . Clair, violinist bring soul ol music to Meadows
By David Almquist
jbft Wt-.
'' M U\t t ,,x-.1\.., to the
hcJrl Jr1d mind," \il)''
Carl ~t Clj1r. music
tit rector 1)f P .1u t It ...,vmph1m)
t>rchc:.,tra, "ho rn.1kc' h1' Irvine
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1 )IM.:1r.1) .111d I hor.1~' "'"11ph11m
'fo 9, "rrom the New World."
"This program explores music
from an era in which the modem
'l)'TTlphony orchestra was emerging
and boldly exploring new musical
grounds" St. Clair adds. "Many of
the ~ounds we'll hear m the!>e
work:., particularly "The Roman
Carnival" ovenurc. were quite
,hoc\..ing. The fact that these
worh sound as vibrant and
rxciting today as they did more
than a century ago, 1s a tc'!tament
to the gcniu' of their compose,..,"
J oinrng maeslro St Clair 1<.
.. 01111,t l lmd' Oh"'e1ra. the
'1olm v1r1unso Inc ~cw York
T1ml'' ~.tlh ·a mciJOr Jrll\t an the
\I.' n 111p rchdon "
Uurn 1hc: ~oungc,1 -;on of
l'nrtu~uc-.c 1rnm1grants. Oliveira
l'>c~.in '1uJ~ of the violin a1 the
·•l!C nt Y At I fl. he wa'i chO'ien b)
l c:onard Bcrmlcin IO perform J\
TOP TEN
Aug. 5-Aug. 12
V IDEO RENTAL
1. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II
2. Sleeping With The Enemy
3. Goodfellas
4. Edward Sclssorhands
5. Kindergarten Cop
6. L.A. Story
7. lion Heart
8. Misery
9. Reversal of Fortune
10. Look Who's Talking Too
CD's
1. Natalie Cole "Unforgettable
2. Color Me Badd "Color Me Badd"
3. Soundtrack "Boyz In The Hood"
4. Boyz II Men "Cooleyhighharmony"
5. Bonnie Raitt "Luck Of The Draw"
6. OJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince "Homebase"
7. Extreme "Pornograffitti"
8. A E M "Out Of Time" •
9. Candy Oulfer "Sexuality"
" 10. Van Halen "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge"
S INGLES
1. Bryan Adams "Everything I Do, l Do tt For You"
2. Boyz II Men "Motownphllly"
3. Color Me Badd "I Adore Mi Amor"
4. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince "Summertime"
5. Guns & Roses "You Coul~ Be Mine"
6. MC Breed & OFC "Ain't No~ In Yo"
7. Natalie Cole "Unforgettable"
8. Roxette "Fading like A Flower''
9. Latin Alliance "low Rider"
1 O. Merky Mark & The Funky Bunch "Good Vlbratlona"
De Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, August 15, 1991
~0101 .. 1 v.1th the New York
Philharmonic. In 1978, Oliveira
wa thrust into the in1emational
poth~ht when he became the first
Amencan to wm thc"'prcstigious
tnlornational Tchaikovsky
Compc11t1on in Moscow.
"While I was playing in the
competition, my A string broke
right at the end of a piece.''
Oliveira recalls. "And you were
only allowed a ce rtain amount of
time between pieces. Sn 1 walked
off and I didn't even have time to
ge t a new )tring. I had to go out
and play the Paganini 'Fifth
Caprice.' unc of the most difficult
piece~ technically in Lhc whole
compct1t1on I had no choice but
to tac the end of rhc A srnng an a
knot in lhc tail piece of the viohn.
I wa<; pra) mg 1l would hold
1hrough the compo~111on and
(tncrcd1hlv) that wa~ one of the
'clc1:t1~'n' the~ cho<.e w put nn the
recordtnf.t lrom the Ti:hJik1w\\..)'
compc11t11>n "
Upon h1' return Ohvc1ra. wJ~
.1crnrdcd .1 hero':. welcome .It
a rc~cp11on ho~tcd h) Prc\1dcnt
and Mr'> CMtcr at lhc White
I fou\c: f't.:rform1ng up 111 one
hundred 1·onccrh a vcar on five
co1111nc11t-., Ollvc1ra · return' to
Pac1fu.: Symphony to render the
"G Minor V1ohn Concerto" by
Max Bruch.
See SYMPHONY/DIG
Violinist Elmar Oliveira wut join Pacific Symphony Orch~stra In
concert Saturday night at Irvine MNdowt Amphitheatre.
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( Orange Coast. WHkend / Thursday, August 15, 1991 D7
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OUR READERS R ATE THE MOVIES
Sha.rt, GloVer run out of 'Luck' as detectives
Bob Fa.w
C:ompGtu consultanl
"\ewport Otarh
Pure Lucio. \l.trh with a
character that 1' thl· epitome of
hJu luck. A \\:ill .. ing 1llu\lr.11ion of
Murph}"• La"
Nl1 nnc ha11 hccn
thl\ unluck} since
•\I ( JPP retired
·1 ii Ahnl·r·, pal,.
lh" " the
('l'Tlc1..I \Chide
"If I h1.. ph) \IC.ll
h11m11r pf McJrlin
\h11rt
\du 111 1h1' thl 1\\1\t that Short
" u 1mm1""11H'u to fine.I the
d.1ughter of .1 \Cf'\ "Calthy man
\a1u ~nung I.uh I'> al'o ~t ricken
"'1th T crm1n.1I B.1d I 111..k and ha\
nu" d1,appc.1rcd \\h1lc vacationing
m \k \.ll ll l lw thc11f'\ here 1!> that
\hort "'ill f.ill pra' In the 'amc
had lud .1-. \he. and thu<.
cvcntualh I.ind "hnc 'he d11J.
I n m.1lo.e e\cnthing come out
rea-.onJhl-,,. "C Jdd Danny Glover
·" J n(I min,cn'c dctecuve who keep~ .111 C\C on Short while
relullanth pretending lo be his
subordinate. Evert Short believes
this.
Stir them all together and we
have the ingredients of a very
funny movie. Unfortunately, the
chef stayed home and we ended
up with a TV dinner -a very
funny haif hour spread thinly over
:in hour and 11 half.
Frankly the show dragged. The
pratfalls were spaced too fa r apart,
and the plot couldn't bridge the
gap. The subtle dead-pan humor
that Glover h:id carried o ff M> well
with Mel Gibson was a limp foil
again!>t Shon's slapstick.
The girl wasn't lovable, Glover
wasn't beltevablc,
and the plot
"'asn ·1 credible.
1 oo many non-
c, s c n t 1 a I
c o1nc 1d e n ces
filled lhc !>how
l oo many scenes
left u<t thinking
"w what? .. !
Cut out about Dumb
an hour and play 11 on Saturday
morning. The kid!> won't mind the
gaps. and I could use the sleep.
Pick of
the Week
Movies
"Mystery Date ..
Who: cthan Hawke, Teri Polo,
Brian McNamara, Fisher
Steven and B.O . Wong star.
Dtrected by Jonathan Wacks;
produ c ed by C athleen
Summers.
Wbat: Hawke stars as Tom
McHugh. at home from coUege
for the summer, who is
l'at Lamb
t'rt-elancr writrr
Nrwport Buch
I he prcv1c" of ·Pure Luck" i!.
funnier than the movie. This film
o.d. 's o n slapstick
humor in its first
15 minutes. Its
philosophy seems
to be that if o ne
scene of someone
wallong into a
door 1s fu nny, six
or 'even such
•-...s:~-..---...J scenes will evo ke
even more chuckles Fist fights, Jail
heatings, ethnic stereotypes and
even murder arc al~ '>opposed to
inspire mirth in this inane attempt
at comedy-adventure
Manin Short play the "wo rld's
unluckiest accounta nt" Eugene
Procior, hired to find a mis ing
heiress, Valerie H ighsmith, who is
as accident prone as he 1s.
Working with him is Danny
Glover, good as efficient, hard
hailed detective Ray Campanella.
otiscsscd with is bcaullf ul next
door neighbor Oeena (Polo).
McNarama, as his slick older
brother. sets the Tom up fDf
more than he bargained !or in
this misdnenturct.--
Wbal: Opens Friday.
WMtt: ln thcatera •Iona lbe
Orange Cout.
comedic te nsion a la ''lethal
Weapon." bu1 ii falls Oat The
problem 1s the scnpt.
The holes in the plot could sink
a battleship. In the middle of the
film , Proctor inexplicably becomes
lucky and Campanella unlucky for
a brief time. Why doea Valerie's
k.idnappcr continue to hold her,
even though her klutziness costs
h im mo ney? Even a farce
shouldn't have so many glitches.
I
The taJcnted Short pulls o(( a
few truly funny
scenes, such as
his overreaction
to a bee sting and
h is facial
conto rtion s as
someone blows
cigar smoke in
his face. Sheila
Kelley is also
appcalina as the Dumb
maladroit heiress. The children in
lhe audience, includina my own,
seemed to really e njoy the show.
I he rclation~hip hctween these But if you're over 12, "Pure
l\.\1) foils 1s ~upposcd to create Luck" 1s a pure waste of time.
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D8 Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday, August 15, 1'991
Danny Glover and Martin Short are a mismatched duo who seldom tft ey~to-eye u they pursue a
missing heiress in the comedy-adventure film "Pure Ludc."
Justina Turner
Studtnt
Huntlneton Beach
With a zany bad luck theory and
the help of a real detective,
Eugene Proctor
(Martin Shon ) is
sent 10 Mexico in
search o f hi!t
bosses missing
daughter, Valerie
Highsmith like
Eugene. Valene
has a touch of
bad luck.. which is
what got her into this mess in the
first place. Now her Cather, Mr.
Highsmith 1s counting on Eugene'
bad luck to get her out of it.
While Shon is definitely-the
Be a critic!
Tired of no ooo u.tenfnc to
)IOGr ~ti on the
latat movio releues? Then
..... up to mlew IDOYica for
our "Everybody's a Critic"
featun:.
Tbaa'a ript. for foUr wecb
)IOU too CU IC> IO ICO lbe beat
(and llOmetima wont) ot the
.... fibna u Ibey open ....
dM On,. c.o.tt. And when
the Gene 5*11 and Gery
PraH.llda live their opiniou.
10'I can too.
Oueat reviewers will bo
IA.cl to '°' one mcMo and write a lhoft re¥ft ot lbcMat 2'° ..,,. ~ weet for four
comecutW. Weeli. n. Piel
will p111 tor~ ~n· dlca&cr .... _ ....... _.,,
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tdlear. 81 6Q.OJI, • 1 •
'74.
•• t ii • i l ..
man for this port, his idiotic
character grows to an unbearable
obn oxious ness both for the
audience and Danny. Glover who
plays the detective. Still Short i
funny and 'A-Orlcs well with the
dialogue and fresh ideas. AB (ar
plot, the events of their journey
lack onginality; but the theme of
bad luck manage to keep thi film
moving, and ahvc. For example
Short's bad luck keeps the pace
nowing when he walks into the
automatic gin~~ doors in the
airport. 1ronically bringing a new
lead for Glover
mi fortune. can someaimcs bnn)!
better luck tor them. Glover in "''
that their success Is mcrcl~
coincidence ind
that the only way
to solve a case is
thro ugh loaic.
reason and bard
work. Yea by the
end of this ftlm
Glover bcpns to
believe 10 his
U~l
prone partner. I
did laugh throughout this mO\IC
bu1 I dictn•t care about any of the
characters.
While Glover 1s the one who The combination o( bad luck
actually docs the legitimate mixed with Martin Short comedy
detective wo rk, Short often wu an cxccUent idea used in a
reminds h im o f how his -poorway.
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Jdf Fa.hey, . tying down, stars as Bill Chruslwlk,. a crimin•I
psychologist who emerges from a near-fatal accident with a newty-
grafted a.rm from a vicious ldller in "Body Parts."
Take up arms, legs
against 'Body Parts'
By Uncle Don our hero blabbered o n about evil
sill! wnaer h\llng 1n the flesh. or the heart. o r
the blood, or lhe brain
P 1ty, 1f you will, 8111, the poor And gues~ what? Charlie the
psychiatnsl. Just another conv1c.t7 He .,am't dead. As the
working shmoe who makes donor 10 other people ,he's 1u.,t
bis tiving interviewing psychotic been de-parted fo r a while But
killers at the locaJ prison. With a' he's back, with legs to ta.nd on.
couple of kids, a cat, a nice house, And boulder\ to cry o n A bad
and a wife ., vacant as a.n editor's antisocial at111ude. But m tJy he
brain, he's heading home Crom wants to get himself together
"'ork. .again.
Except, he ain't gonna get there . H e wants ha.s old arms and legs
The car up ahead has got a t!re back. And fortunately for
'Aobbhng lake a Newport Pier hun them limb arc sutchcJ on
drunk. h 's an accident wamng to the 'reop1ents about as well a the
l1appcn and t shalJow movie plot ~Ice~ go a K-Man smt A yank •
wa1 rtrlg""m ~evelop. here, a 1erl there and p~tty soon
The a.cadent happens and our the thigh bone 1 n't connected to
hero 1s tossed through the the hip bone and the arm bone
windshield with all the speed and , n't c:onncci~d to the houldc r
none of the accuracy of a scud. bone anymore
Waking up 1n the hospital, he's .. p .. . sooo to be the recipient of a However, .Body arts', allepng
p rocedure long pre~nT ln hol'mr &o ~ a thiolong--man movie.
falms but brand new to the surgery tastefully doesn 't show the
field.' d1 hmbcrina. It . instead cuts to a
Yup, it's the ubiquitou limb scene of Otarhc. with arms and
tran plant, with all its aucndant legs sJ~ng over h1S shoulders like
philosophomorical mu inas, which bandolters, advancing o n our
we'll get into Iller. So that our pa.n~cularly ungrate.ful hero, who
hero can rtgain his capacity to won t give up his appendage .
pick his nose and scratch his butt There now starts ~ arms race our
at the a.me time he 's afforded hero hopes he v.'On t k>se.
the opponunity ~( a new right Of course Bill doc n't lose.
arm Charlie the whaclto, and Or. Webb
I t'~ the arm of 1 convtct. But the Evil urgeon find out that the
with "Body Parts" bcina a.n R bu inc end o{ • 12 puae can be
rated ftaclt you know at 1 n't Pee-a terminal blast EventuaJJy, after
Wee's. ' they make us ~ie~ers . uffer
This arm' JOt other problem . !.hrou'h the rcq~lSJtC mtcmunabtc
After attempt1n1 to strangJc his I ttn t dc.d yet sc:ene ..
wsfe and beat his kid our Bill And so 1t ends wtth 8111 and h1
tart to wonder 1f the ~rm hu a old lady sitttna in a park
"soul o f u s own," Wrong ph1~hmngaboutcvil _andYour
append e pal Your f t m ht. Fav<?rate Unc an~ h1 buddy
btJt not your arm. looking for somcthin& other than
At this point, "Body Parts" our butter soaked lccv to wipe
a 1 t cm p u , t c di o us l y and our JNbby mouth on.
repetitiously, to act u to thank. "Body Paru" a thinkin& man's
Be1ns thAt th inklna i tho anti movie? Apin, The Uoc ucccsdul
thetas of tbi column, Your resisted the impulse to attcropt -
f avoritc Uncle contmuina bla that which be would never expect
tradition of shallownc just hi loyal rwo or three Can to
nodded vaantly at the KTCen attempt.
wh1Jc droohn& into his popcorn a, Think. Stoopld.
Or~.Cout W..und I lhurlday •• ~t 1 l9&1 D9
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA VILLAGE • 3800 s Plaza Dr Santa Ana (714) 557·2~1
• 3 rntnores to Pertormtng Arts Center
LITTlf TO<IYO • ''•• J.>0<llo:.1 loo A~ C .. 1713) tllOtl~
8ftllllONY
From 06
"It lnM movement is such a
wonderful, joyous work, and so
violinistically written," says
Oliveira. "It give the vioHn a
wonderful opportunity ~ display
all the po'itive clements of the
instrument -double tor playing.
the virtuoso p)'rotcchnica stuff."
Of Pacific Symphony, Oliveira
add . "It's on a very. very high
level. It's a much better orche tra
1han most metropolitan orchc'itras,
and better than a lot of so-called
maJor orchestras. The quality of
the individuul players is really
quite excellent."
A'> with all performances in
Pacific Symphony's Summer
Sene~. conccrtgocrs are welcome
Our Guide to Music
Venue
Tickets
Crazy Hone
$19.SO
Irvine Meadows
$20.75-24.75
$12-39.50
$22.25-27
,
Pacific Amphicbetlte
$2.6.50
Slt:S0-33
trf'ormer
Time
SuteidaJ Tendencies
8pm
Pacific Symphony
8pm
Stevie Nicks
8
Elvis Coacllo
7:30prq
Bup Bunny oa Btoldway
fpm
Date
Phone
Aq. IS
74().2000
Aug. 17
74().2000
Aug. 18
74().2000
AD&. 16
7..0.2000
Aua.17
1e2000
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beginning at 6 pm. 10 enJOY on the
50-acn: Meadows grounds prior to
the concert
'to S 10 {non-reserved lawn se ting). 740.-2000.
Children' ticket are h If-price
(except for orchestra). Senior and /Tad.cu will •l'IO be available at
~tudcnt discount , with valtd Irvine Mcado'A bo~ office, 8808
1dcn11fica1ion, arc also avaih1blc lf"inc Center Driver, Laaun;a
and may be obtained nt all Hill\, bcginnlJ'lg at noon on day o (
TickctMaster outle t or by calhng the performance only.
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D 1 O Orange Coast Weekend I Thursday. August t 5, t 991
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Single tickets range from S3Q.50
Workshop to help artists define goals
Art1~t!I can learn to define thcir-
gnJI., and ani trc vision in a
m.i~ier artist worlshop conducted
bv celebrated artist, J ame
·t r o m bot n e Th c two-day
workshop will be held at the Irvine
hnc Art'i Center on Saturday and
~unda) from C) .&.m. to 4 p m.
Strnmbotne ~ill discu s the
creative proce'is and an1 tic vi ion.
a well as roreer goal tlc will
also cntique participants' work and
do some demon 1ra11on~ of
r ainting and mixed media
techniques.
Strombotne graduated
bacbelor's degree from
College, then received his ma\tcr·~
Crom Clarc.mons Grnduatc School.
If rs work bas been exh1btted
widely and he ha. been honored
"•th eve ral awards and
fellow hips. Man)' oC h1 ~or .a.re
in permanent collection ot lhc
Mur,eum of Modern Art, the
m1th-.onrnn In t11u11on, Whitne~
Mu-icum of American Art, nd rn
the pm'1lte oollcctaon of Jnck
N1cholc;on and othi.:r..
l\trumbotm. conr,iiJer.. hr' rt
ltgur.111\.~. romantic, Vl'iron ry and
poetic." He dC!.Cttbc: ham elf a
.in "aru t nf inner ~p3cc" l'ltc.1usc
he doc' not look 10 nature for
an'pirataon.
J' r e • r c g I .. t I ·' t I (l n 1 ..
recommended 1 he enrollment fee *' .SRS. r or more: 1nform.t11on t"'Jll
the lt'\ltnc I me Am (cntrr at .55~·
101 ~ ~
Dodmaata OD Daty N!Pdy
Now 11u0a,ia Labor Day • PleaH
Call Ahead Por Space Anll~bWty. ..
The Pilot
DINING
GUIDE
Tile most complete fUlde to Orange Coast restaurants
Costa Mesa
YlhbOTzdanza
•
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11 \l'\''i 11< ){ I<
I '\II I\! \l '\\11 '\I
~) . 7 \ l 1 111 -I I I
Fresh Pasta and Sea/ ood Restaurant
welcome. Tate out. S
GIM'I .. ck HID, 42.8 E. 17th St
650-1750. RetcrvalK>nt 8CXeptcd A Cos~
Men landmarli.. Waun, 1at1m11e
11e1&bborhood mecuna place. Lunch.
dinner, weekend brealrfut. Elfpcrtly
Great .nbs, h11nburscn. Mode~1 pnttS
Live piano bar entertamment; cusiomen
somcumu set to sina alon& S
GoldHI D..-.on 202) Harbor Blvd ,
642-7162 Re1crv1uon\ acccpttd.
Genuine ChancJ.C ·Mandino d1 bes since
1975 Award·w1nnin1 CulS1nc. lunch,
dinner, 11kc-ou1, c:ock~1I 7 di)' SS
Gvsur Ancltrs, 10 S Plau Dr . South
Coa t Plu.1 V1ll11c 668-1737 Open for
lunJ\ 11.30 1 m 10 2.JO pm, dtnncr 6-10
p m Top -united ~caodufavun/
Cont1nen11I rcnaurant. 'Wondcrful
Caeur ulad, homemade brcada,
eiicellcnt caviar xJcction. homemade
&r•vad lu. C:OOSW!t Ktmty (Sunday
brunch. w.mc dinners. food ~sunp. bu
tnc:nu all afternoon and into the 11•&ht). SS
Horillawa. 3 S. Plaza Dr .. Suuth Cout
Plau Valla,c. 5S7·2531 Ruc1nlJOG.\
suge11cd Fine tr1d111on1I Japanctc
restaurant llJb the fr«hcst 1nv.ed1cnts
Su.shj b11, tatami rooms. coclr:t11I kJUnte.
Mult1-counc Kabt'k.i d1nncn mu•t be
ordered 24 h1' 1n 1d-.1n<ee Elcpot
dinina Lunch. dinner SS
11111,. 48S N Old Nt.,.J!Clrl Blvd
722.2992 Open Tue -Thur S )() 10 10
funailc4 rltr 6-unn WM [Food To Go ~ I
Nouft ol ..tc •cka! ~
CAn:"ING Av4ilAbl£ -INQlARC WiTktN
fllllll; Mon.."'"· 11 ·9, frl 11 ·10, Ill 11 ·8, ... 11 :.a
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The Restaurant for
Chinese· Food Lovers!
HANGCH0W
Chinese Restaurant
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Champagne & Music Week~,~_......,,_
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Welcomes You!
Beginning August 16th
Friday Champaptt Dinner
j p.m. · 7 p.m.
wilh
Cwsical Guitar and Lutt
by Jolm Schnddmnan
7 p .m • JO p.m.
-€)
Saturday ChampQgM Lunch & DlllMr
I I JO a m. • 7 p.m. •
widt
CIMsical GUU4r anJ LMu
by John Schnddaman
7 p.m. -10 p.~
SIDtday C""""""" DinMT J p.m. • 1 p.m.
wtlh
C/4uicol G""4r
by RkltanJ Glas
6 pm.,. 9 p.m..
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3421 Vuz Lido • Newport Beach • (714) 675-8973 '"" ,..,... .. "' ,,,,. ,,,..
..
•Catering
•Cocktails
• J;unch Buffet
•Sunday Brunch
• D~l!-ner 7 Nights
Full Bar • Take Out
720 W. 19th Street, Costa Me a
11..650-8960
Orange Coaat WMkend I Thur•d•y, Augu1t 15, 1~~H 011 .
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•
pm , Fn.-Sat 10 11 p.m In 1 modest
frame house, delc1;1 .. blc halian 14uccs
.ind seafood from Chd Paolo Pcstanno
La Cave. lo<l5 Irvine Ave. 11 17th.,
M6-7944 One of the area's oldc1>1 $teak
hnu\C, ln1tma11: wn Seafood as well
\S
\tandarin (,ourmrt 1500 Ad~nh 11
llarbor S40 1"''7 l{ncrnuans 11cccplcd f{ec1p11:nl of Gold Award of Excellence
111ne con-.c.:ull\C HJr' Owner M1chnrl
l h1Jng •Cl) the \l.rndard for ChinC\C
,,.\t.iurnnrs ~upcrh loh~rcr di,he\ ttnd
• 1n1cmpor.1ry ( hin,,c: offrring' I un\:h
d nncr 1akc-<•u1 u ... ~t.111', tl3n SS
\lrrlino'' ~Ill I I th .,t \41\ I ''l'I • "' " r n \I. I hur • n• t ' I ,,
l rn I 11 \II , •1 1 111 111 ' pm \1111
< 111um1c1 '·"'d"" Ii '""r 'I''"' 1111< r1• r ~
'" <'w•• :·1• I 'th " 1..l• ·r.:1>
I .11011\ '"le O,,!t \1,Jn rc,laur.1111
Awta..alk DOlibcrD llaUu adalM
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President Hush has eaten herel Open
dally •I 11 1.m. for lunch, dinner,
oocitaas Call ahead for larae parttet.
Solicnous service for families: cxc:cllent
family value SS
Mlml'1, 1835F Newport Blvd 72.2-6122.
Open D•1ly, 7 a.m .. Sun.-Thur. to 11
p.m .. Fri -Sat to midnl&ht. Good (amily
spot, C.h!om11 cuisine 1n New Orleans
ambiance Breakfasts, lunch, dinner,
great dcuerta S
N~orl Rib, 2000 Newpart Blvd.
631 :2110. Rtbs, chicken, 1hnmp, salads,
s11ndwicbes Empbuis on frcshne11, qualiry. Dclk1ou1 com hread. Open from
4 rm Mon chrough Sat , 2 JI m Sunday
1 Jkr out from 2 pm, daily SS
PHlll Mtu, ::'.12 R 17ch St 642-7•88. Dinner 7 d3\-'S, lunch every day except
~un ~;andwtche) ~ad~ and pHth 11
lun•h lime Good slratght pa~Cn\, ovoid • 1 he c:it011c~ SS
lf,.U(.
Putat, 81614fk&
t11.eU. ea~et,
8,-;et OH( f rel Piuu,
11(1 tulitiJd.
*DA ILY LUNCH SPECIALS *
Rccip11:n1 ,,f \outhcrn < Jl1forn1a
Rc'itJur.111t Wntcr'i A'i'i<x:1.1t1011s
Most Pwm1\lng Newcomer" Award
Rc-.e r'\ .it iom A ccepted
(714J721-0626 MON SUN 11·10 ---:~:-.:!~
To votuntw, contKt the Amwfcen c.no. Sod.tv'•
Orange County Unit et 714-751·0441.
I AMERICAN
'-)!CANCER ~SOCIETY
D 12 Orange Coast Woc1<end I Thursday, August 15, 1991
Pttlte P-reace, ll3S Newport 8 1 ~9~. Open Moa.·S.C. 11 a m. 'I
pm. OcliciOut jl?Urmet chicken, veal,
pr1wn1l undwtcbcs and veietarlan dlJhea J
Prooto ......,....,. 3333 Bristol St, South
Coast Plata. S<t0-8038. Open for lunch 11:30 1.m. to 2;JO p.m. Moo. at.. d!necr
5:30 p.m. 10 I a.m. Mon.-S.1.: Su.n.
brunch only. Shopplna-mall ltallan food
with fresh riati. chJcktn and pasta
Terrifte bread. Spotty aetvice. SS
Red OelOll, 101 E. S1ndpointe Or 556-nOt. Open 11 am 10 2 1.m.
Mon.-Sun.; Sunday brunch 10 1.m 10 3
p m Rcserv11ion1 1ccepted Fine
Mexican food in 1 fun and dancable
cnV1ronmen1 SS
Rhlua llaslHNnt, 3333 Bmtnl St ,
Sourh C(llSI Plau. $4()..)84() Open ror
lunch 11.)0 • m. to 3 pm Mon -Sat :
dinner S.-10 pm. Mnn.-Thun. 5-11 pm
Frt-Sat Rcscrva1tona 1ugaut1on. Continental cuisine Popul1r naooby SSS
Ru.by'a, 3333 Ocar t • C'Y'fal Coun
661-RUBY. Opcq, I a.ta. 9 p.m.
Mon ·Thun .. 7 • n\. to 10 p.m. • -Sat ..
7 1 m. to 9 p.111. Sua. Rc.tcrvat not
required. Buraers ~ frl11 111
re-created 19408 dloet complete "'
recorded awinf, mll4k ExccHcnt 11,JadJ. Service it 10111 y OC1 the auut. S
Sc••P)..i. 1576 Old Newport Blvd , 645·85ou. Open S to 10-JO p.m. Moderate
pric:a. with pulU. ~bdca IC.If!
warm fnendty owncrahijf. SS
Sc:oct'• 'Starooct Grill 11Mt l ar. JJOO Bristol St 979-2400. Open for lunch and
dtnner acvcn days a week. Call for hour1 . Jau ch mpeane lunch on wcckcndl
Rcscrvatloru •ugcattd. Frcth seafood
cl 1cally prepared. Q('mplctc with an oyster bat. SS .
Tta a YMPllllJ, 369 17th St , 645-4860. Coty uthcntrc Enali h tea
room. Srcak.11 t. lunch, afternoon tea,
Sunday brunch. Homemade Com1>1'1
p.a lies, stuk and lndnc:y pie, tr10e.
enaU h 1n11quc ma) N: pur~ha~d. S
Trattorla Pino, '''3 S Dr -101 t , South
01r M11l1 Are
A' Trip to Mu1e1!
We hope ybu enjoy the at-
mosC)here complemented with
our f lne Mexican food . . . in
~osta Mesa since 1972.
Lunch • on. . Cocktail• •
•TAKE OUT•
Open Delly At 11 A.M.
296 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
&45-7626
C..C Pl.u.a. 540o8031 9Pea for htedt 11 a m to 9 P.-"' Mon.-SUn Rcwl'Yldon1
not requlreet. Tbc ultimate ~ria wich
l l • ddkrco1 pl.au from Sicilia to Neapolitan. $
wllp, 3017A Harbot Blvd., Baker
vare Opco Monday tbroup Friday,
l I I 19 to 4 p.m. O\IC<h homemade SJ>C• ttalti«. eoupe, aaodwlchca, aa.ladl. S
JIJl Cc•l•f7 IM.. 3333 S. Brbtol 540-8822. Open 11 1,m.. to 9 pm dally.
Re1e rv111ons accepted. Dine 1n th4:
Metro's only r11lroad d1ni111 car. st.
l•MH. 1712 Placcaua. 6'5~1 . Nn
rciCNalKmt Lobater tall, prUM rib,
chtcken 1nd ribs 11 reasonable pri~c•
p«11I chanp 01&)\Lly. Lunch, dinner,
Suoday brcakTut. S ·
Z.b&el Glided Cap •"4 <>Ytter ler, 1714
Pl.Accnua, 646-4222. A bi 'f)nwhrta
cnterpri~ •llb pOOI tables, oyster bar.
hamburicrsJ aandw1chcs and a varkcy uf
JC1food ofrcnnp Very casu•I. unday
Mexican brull(h S
Newport Beach
Abboodu.la, J.421 Via l..idc'I 67S·8973
Open for lunch 1 uu. 11. from 11:30
1.m to 2·~ pm Dinner tcl\·ed from S to
10 pm. Tue\ ·Sun 11urd1y C'hamp.tanc:
lunch 1Crvtd lrom 11 lO a m. t<> 4 p.m ..
Sunday chlft'lpasne dinner sc~ from .S
tn 7 p m hahan fooJ fca1uno1 frQhly
made pa.11 and bread. Sufood
.telcction• "trued
AJlty Rt taurent. -4501 Paci.Ii Co. t
Hlihway 641S-9126 American fQC\d
Warm ind cozy. an •nnc:itco-style
din1n1 11moiphcre. Cunch. dinner. 1turd1y and undav ~b. l..i\cly bat
Rcscrv 1 a«eptcd SS
Amella't, 11 Marine Ave. 673-MM
Oren for h11)(h 11:30 a m to 2.:30 pm
Fresh Fish.,. .. ,
All Year 'Round
Breakfast ·
Lunch
Dinner
•Weekend 8runct'l 7am·~pm
-Eartt Bid Sp8ciats
•Happy Hau' .. &epm
•Hiwtxv &ulCh en.es
·llh) M.!iln '.~t H 11ti •• 1
()73-·l(<J3
•
·unquestionably Orange County s hnest seafood restaurant
pe>ss1bly lhl BEST in Southern ~hlorn1a Boo GllrO'I KA8C
REX RESTAURANT
l ~EX SUMMER
SUNSET DiNNERS
PAIX FtXE MENU $21.00
53010 7 OOpm
Join us for our four course Prnc ftxe gourme1 dinner menu,
serwd w11h 1 glass of Champignt Sunday throug'1 Fnday
Enioy the spectacular sunset views 11 our bHUl1.ful new ;-· fashion 1s1anc:1 t'lstauran1
TltE .r
CltAMPAGNE
HouR
MeMay •Fri..,.1·• II I 00,m
Join us every weekday for compflmtntlry
nors d oeuvres, dol~r a gtus champagne
and hvt enttrta1nm1nt
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pork d11bcs Lrvcly happy hour. SS ~•nd Cold dcij aaochrichct, froecft. ro1un, Tuu mpt tacos, u1enna. Abo tn P!111 n.w..e•a, located at the very end or de Cafct S
the Newpotl Pter. 67S·9771. RCJCrva.tion not neccuary. Serv1n1 tl\c frcihe•t Clerpe. JOS Manne Ave. 61S·tll9' acafoods fn)fll the Pacific NorthWcti. Autltcnhc llalia.n food Dinner only, 5 lo
Brealcfut,;luoc.h dinner S 10 pm. Mo11.·Thun ; S lo 11 pm fn • and Sat. S "" c._.., 3801 E Pacific C.U.St Hwy . • . 760-0331 Open .s pm to 12 1 m Husaa •, 3325 r-;cwpcm Blvd 67.S~
Mon -Sat, 41 to 11 30 pm Sun Sunday Open for l11nch It am to ·3 pm
brunch 10;30 a.m to 2 lO p .m. 1 uc ,·Sil dll\ncr ~ '0 to I 1 pm
Reservations s.ugcttcd A la.ndmart for Mon ·Sit S JO to 10 r m. Sun
peciil occasions, frvc Crowns 11 1 Re\Crnhons &14cpted I cu"'c. d1nin1 of
rcphca En&fand's otdc t 100 JU$I outside dcltc1ou• Lebanese apca•llat.i lkll
London Con11nent1I as ""ell u d•nu;r\ on "'cd.t"nJ5 SS
tr1d111onal En11i1h rare, lncludin& J.W:s See Grill, 900 Nc1A>port Center I>r •
Yorbh1rc puddina. Prime nb Is atrll the Mi1rno11 Hotel. ~ Open b' a m
fa\Ontc, but menu includes contemporary to 10 rm Sun.-Thun, 6 30 1 m to 11
scafoOd a.nd pasta d1Shc SSS f m n.·Sat. Rcw:n1t1011J 1c:ccr1cJ
Fht Feet To., 11415 Ncwpur1 Center Or re.ti li'h &eledion• iS
64'0-S2.SO Open I 1:30 1 m co 2 30 pm KJtara••· 101 BaV\ cw Place, "'J'or1 •
for lun<h Mon..·fn.. S to 10 pm for Beach, 725.077!' I unch Mon -Fu
dinner Sun ·lbun. . S lo 11 p m. Fn ·Sat dinner from 6 p m '101\.·Sat, closed
Rc.erva11ons .IUJ&CSlcd. Nouveau un Self park 111 adJ01n1n lor Authcnu
nouwllc Chino1SCnc w11h p ta d1Jhes Japanese cu1 inc f>Cl'\ocd in 111n4ual
thrown'" for sood measure SSS • CO\lfOnmcnt. Order s ~(·rcr pcrs n
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GUEST CHEFS NIGHT
TUE DAY AUGU T 20th • 7 p.m.
Gue t hef of The Evening, ewport, ery Own
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DINING
Villa Nova oners tradltional ltllian cuisine
Waterfront eatery
Newport landmark
W hen I "J' .1 t.1u . \ 1lla
Nova \\J~ l.noc~1ng them
deatl on ~un'>ct Boulc1,ar<l
.ind 11 "J' .1 c;ad Ua\ fo r
HnllV"'oOd \.\hen th1c, mov1·e mu
h.rng-nut mll\Cd. loci.. c,toct. .mu
h.1rrd 111 "'icv. port Beach "'here 1t
npcncd up for hu,mc" 1n IW17
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the hc.1rl' 111 DIJ t1mt "'iewportcr'
\1IH> 1u11cmhu It ·" .-11n11ng the
lil\I 111 h." 1: d11ck '1dc IJnJm1t 101 hun~n ,,111iir, .1nJ hearty fooZl for
'l ·' hill n .1ppc11tc'
C'h.11l11tte D.1k. tiwncr .ind co
m.1n.1)!l'r v.11h her 'on, Jim 0Jlc.
••hn " prc,ulcni nf the family
, 1 p• 1 11111n run .1 hmp1tablc.
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RESTAURANTS
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\lwru• 1'11111 'l~I B"on ,]1-0>-0I O~n
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" ltl p rn b nhf\ mJJ~ J>.<'IJ\ gourmet
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\111n I ri 111 h 11 pm '•' <.un R~•cn 1111111• 11g.:l •tcd -..1 .. rou•n
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It \ 1;;:,,, Open for lurKh 11 '\O am to _l
pm dinner ~ to 11 pm Rc'ICrva1luns
rn1u11nf <j11urme1 Italian cu111nc m
recl-,clvr1 •plcndrn SSS
-...ayur. i•n I I P1c1f1c C 11n1 llwv
117~ M'.'~ ( ircn for lunch 11 JO "m 111
\II I'm •-hnnn ~ \0 Ill 10 '\O pm
\undav hrunt h 11 .'O 11 m to 2 JO I' m
Rc,cna11nn\ .1cceptcd Cr111cally
.1ula1mc:J ln1lt.1n 1 .. ncl11011 cuoltcl'\ SS
Mnufuna Rhlonintt, ;?«I E Pac1(1l
t nt\I llW\ 6 7~ 20CM I unch, I I .lO 1 m
'" ' I' m dinner s r m lo m1dn11h1 I l1tppy hour, Mon r ri Patio d1nin1
11va1lable IJu•tl1n1 ht\lro nffcrtn&
wnlemp111ary nonhcrn 11 .. han <.u1\lne
L11r1e \Clcc11un 11( pa•tl\, ptZU• Full h11r
•pc:cial111n1 in hall1n wine SS
\1llldoon '• I rith Pvi., 202 "lcv.pofl
lightmg, friendly piano bar have a
lot to do with the loyalty of ill
steadfast clientele. The menu is a
big. old-fashioned traditional
Italian menu with plenty of
cho1cel1, plus specials of the day.
It is a mbute to Villa Nova's
management that 1t has
maintained such a loyal cl1cntele
with the prohfcrallon of other
Italian restaurants in the area with
lower prices a nd a mo re
contemporary approach to Italian
cu1~1nc: But. what the heck, "if it
.im t tnol.t:, don't fix 11." The Dale
f.1mtly h." cho<.cn 10 remain with
1t' trau111on'> intact, and its faithful
tollower; like 1l that way. Patrons
arc devoted to the gutsy old·
fj,hiuneJ ~.1Uces and robu t
~ervings.
A ppet11ers range in priGC from
s~ 7(, tn SY 25, the last heing a
'hnmp cockt.111. At $4 75, the
da.,i.ic fr11:d mouarella sel"'ed with
J tang) tomJto sauce made with
the D.1lc familv\ own recipe is still
one: of the bcM around town. Jim
Oa1e·, father originated this
llclic111u' 'tarter bad. 1n 1933 when
thc Villa N<Wa wa-; still in Lo
Angele\ and many restaurants
hJ\.c included 11 among their
appct11crs as a result of its succcc;s
.11 Villa Nova
A good bowl of minestrone I\
S l '0 JnU my tavoritc. strucciatt'llu
(pronounced '\lr.ttch-a-tClla), J
\~hole tureen of ti, with rich
lhtlkcn hroth. egg' and <.pinach "
$.\ !J'\, Jcfin11cl1, wonh ordering 1f
\11u 111.c good \OUp
~1mt ol lhe pasta dl\he' .t\leragc
11111 to about S 11 and one i~
avnilal"tle at S26 50 That one is full
11f lob\lcr in a crcJm)' tarragon
mu\tard sauce. Entrees average
SP and the chef has a deft hand
with \cafuo<l A baked ~almon
( entci l>r 640-4110 Open 11 ~I .. m to
Ill rm ~un -Thurs. 11 lO t1 m to 11
rm h1 \,11 Bar open un11I I am
Rc'lt'rv1111,n\ alCcpted lnsh 'pcc11l11e~
phn \llla1h. hurger' iand stcau SS
"l~~rt Landlns 50~ East Ed1cw11er
67~-~rn I unch 11 1 m to 2 pm.
dinner ~ Ill q pm Rcscrvauom ~cccptcd
~ ,llcrfrn11l d1nm1 Wllh lfCll V!CW Of fun /.,ne 1nll all the c1c111n1 action 1mphcd
\upcrh frc'h fiih .. nd sc:•(ood, uccllcnl
Ciun brunch Live reggae on Sund•)"' SSS
~rwport 0,.stu Bar and Crlll 210ll W
Oceanfront fl7S-Q977 Fresh fiih and
pasht ~pcctlahc\, cockt•il.s, hccr and
""'"c lfomcm1dc desserts Open d11ly
from 11 m Im Casual atmosphere SS
Th~ Old Spar:h~lll Factory, 2110 Nc""J>Url
Btvd fl7~·86S4 Open (Of dinner 5 10 10
I' m Mon Thun , S LO 11 p m Fn -Sat ,
4 to 10 p.m Sun Rcscrv111on~ nn1
11i:cep1ed lncxpcn"vc lauana and pa 11
dl\hCS With .. n Old f11.S)UOncd nau $
Pu·1dlH Cal~. 600-D Ncwporl Center
Dr 644-1217 Open for lunch II a m 10
2 "' p m Mon -J.n , dinner S 10 9 pm \1 on -Sa1 Rc:,crvtttont accepted
~peclal111n1 1n fr«h fish 1nd p.ula,
"tcnn1 1v11lahle SS
P1r~r'1 Stafood Grill '109 Palm St
6"1 1741 Open for lunch 11 am to l
pm Mon -Saa • dinner S-10 p.m. S11 Thul". S-11 pm Fri. Sund1y bninch
10 • m 10 4 pm Reservation~ au&S"fcd
\teats and 1ufond "'11h Jl7.7 and rtUK
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In addition to fine lttlian Tare, Villa NOva offers a peat view of Newport S.y.
ordered one night on the waiter's menu. Mc/uanc parmigin• (baked room up tairs, intimate cnou&h fo
rccommendalion was excellent eggplant w11h mozzarella cheeM: 25, but lar1c enough for more than
Moist, delicately cooked with its and parmesan), $13.SO, and pasta JOO. A 1reat location overJooklng
briny e enccs still Intact wns primavcra with dam ne r the the bay, 1/ you in the ~ to
'>crved with a side order of roasted whole aarden broceolt, throw a party. The room has a
rosemary potatoes with little tomatoes, mu hrooms, and peas in smnJJ stage, piano, big screen lV.
darkened flecks of rosemary garlic butter and parmcsan cheese piano, Juke box and private pie~
clinging to their sk1M; a fine -is $11.50. ... may be rcc;crved 1( your group
accompaniment to the fi h and Some things never change, wants to arrive by boat. For
chicken dishc Fre h vegetable thank heavens. and one of them lf information and rcscrvataon ,
arc included. the quality of service flt Villa phone-Gretchen Dale.
W ith an awarcncs of Nova. Its waiters arc fine Villa NOVI. 3131 W. Co.a.st
cholesterol heightened, Villa profc ionaJs wtth great pride and Highway. 642-788(). Open dally, 5
Nova is using more canola oil in of kind of good San Fr:anasco no· p.m. to J p.m., Sunday, Open at 4
its preparatjons and 1t has added nonscn~ tyle. p.m. Sm ing. Valet parkin6 fc>r
more vegetarian ·choices to the Villa Nova ha a private danang car or boat.
PHeal, Plaza Ne..,.port, Bmlol an<S
Jamboree, JO()() Bnslol 752·0107 Open
fur lunch 11 30 1 m to 2 pm Mon.-Fn ,
dinner 6 30-10 l .m Mo n -Sii
Reiervallons 1cccp1e L1&ht and na1urtl Oawn from the 50Uth of Fronce ttnd Caltrom11 Strip mall loc:ellun doc n'1
d1m1n1 h the CllCltement ur Puc.al Olhau'
1maitn1h\'C Oair SSS
Tbt Pa•Ulff. 690 Newport Center ~
Four Suwns Ho1el 759-0llOS. Open for
brealcfHI 6·JO 10 m30 • m. Mon.·h• .•
lunch 11 10 a.m to 2 pm Mon ·Fn,
dinner 6 10 IO:JO p.m Hd S11nday
brunch 10 a.m. 10 2 p.m. Rcscl'\'atlons
needed Amencan conlcmpofary culsi.nc
wilh French touchca lmpcccablo teMCC
MOltly perlcd food, In an 11mosphtrc
that trantecnch hotel &1cr1Jity. SSSS
Tbt Ro , 11'1 Ncwpon Ccntcr Dr ~<COO Open for lunch Mon.-Frl
11 30 1 m lo 3 pm ; dinner (tom S~
p m niptly Award-"1nn1111 teafood
1peeial1Jcs. pritr!c meats, ind poll diJ.het
Krvcd up In 1 tine art deco Klllna with a
vtcw of the ~ coe'L LtvC muilc and danc:in fM n1&fll• 1 week in the
mu1ic room SSS
11w Rlu. 880 N~rl C.cn~r Dr m 1soo. Open (or luncb 1 IJO am. to 3
pm. Mon -S11.; dinner ':30 pm to 12
a m Mon . .Sat Rucrv111oN tcd.
Alw1y1·Hccllen1 dinlna end llant
Pr11Cr't a"tl*· lktt barbu~n In town; ditto lJ'icr and onlOIU, IUtt 11lad,
cracked dunacneu crab. Oef1n111vc not1-nou¥Clle menu stays con ttnt Prom
year &o ye111r. CuuaUy ele11n1 ltl drcs~
SSS
Rot9'acblld'1, 2407 E. Cua>t llwy ,
C.orona dd Mar. 673-l7SO. Open for
lunch Mon -Fri 11 a.m Ill 2 30 pm
Dinner ~10 p.m daily Rc1<mil10
1c:ccptcd for tuncb and from S 10 9 ()
p.m. Mon -Thurs.. from S 10 7 pm onlY
Fn , Sal Coint.Jlenlly SoCX1 COl\tfncn11f, Nonhcm ltahan a1111.nc. SS
Royal Thal, <COO! W. Cou1 I liahwoy.
6$0-3322 Reserv11io1H 1cc.ptcd
Ddin1uve Thu curs1no. Valuo·{M'Cked
luncheon cumbmalion apcc:ialJ. Serene:
decor. Lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch
Abo al 17SO S. Cout Hwy. in l..11vna Bcac:b, 494-11424 SS
Rat.J'• J a ... ,. l>tll«t', lOOO W. Pacific Cow Hwy 72l..ul66 Open 1 a.rn lO 9
pm daily. Rctttv11taont nut ncccasatY.
EnahslMtylo rare -1th bu,.en and dell
undwteb , S
••'• Dtll, 660 Newpott Ccnlcr Or. 720-0360 Open 7 a.m. to • p m Mon.·Fri No Mlion needed Dell
culttnc. S
perl, IOIO ~de OT ~ Open
rur lunch Mon.-Frl. ud dlaner
Mon.·Sun Maptficent Nonhcm llatlan
cuisine. P , .. mack Oft ~m ~
are 1t.>111tcly p&rfcct.. Ol.tldoot petio
catc.bcl b~ b,_.. from nearby e.n>o. hknd. SSS
S.... C•. 3l01 Paciri~ Cow HWJ.
61$·7S7S. Opea 11 a rn. to 10 p .m.
Mon -Wed , 11 a .m tu 11 p m
TbuR.·Sat , tO a m to 10 p.m Sun
RcscrvallOtll accepted F1sluomble menu
of c11trcnt favt>Ntcs. Latc·nJJhl b.u
dinina. p>d harpy hour. SS
Shaft .-i.. 2U Rivcnadc OT. NC"WpC>n
Beach. 541J.74J8 l.unch Mon.-Fri.
dinner Mon.·Sun Valet patkina on
'fteekend , p1rtm1 l<'t in fr01>1 nf
ruta11ran1 Up•calc nc11bborhood
fttt1u111nt acrvc' hl&)><lan, rul J111t1n
rspcrtoue SS
,.. .. .t die \\'Mi.. <COO ~"' Street. Balboa. 673-4633. Pano,.nuc bay view,
rntty fc.atur"' p t11res or Old N"cwpon
Seafood and 11ad1lional (e'IUt'tl« Lunch.
dinner and Saturday, Sunday bru11th. SS
T,...., 440 HcliUttope Avo. 673-0910
American and international cu1s1nc
Loun1e ~nt dally at S p.m,; dinner
tened n.!lbtly ttom 6 p.m Appctutn
t.nd ll~·fU&bl ftletlll \ltlliJ mid.n;&Jlf Ont of the Onnp Coura tnOllt unique rutaurant.a. SJ
T...-.. 2300 W. Coast H1&)>•11· 7Jl.924S Sundard u h1 ind J1.,.nac faro with • 11nan oe&an wieW &om et' o-cMM-botcl locauon.
,..... MIN, S4$ ~cwpofl Cc1tcr Dr
64(M,))J. ()pea 11 :JO I e t0 11 p m
Moti .. T1111r1., 11:30 a• ro midntJht
Fn •Sit. S ro 10 p.M. S..e, Rutl'\'etlOns
needed CNt&MJl<.l!aJ'f Italian t11d1n
lDIU t ,...... SS
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Data gave two decades helping others Marla-'s
Tidbits &
Tastings
happenioa to his committee.
•"T'hese people arc tops and a
pleasure to work with: serving as
J am Dale, president of Allen the chauman is an honor that I
Dale, Inc.. ~uatcd with a chcn h."
master's de Ire c 1 n Dale has also sened as rhe
antemational m1na1ement in the chairman of the board of the ~vcnties and left for Japan where Asses ment Treatment Services
he was invotvcd in the tood and Center , a juvenile diver ion
wine businc . On retumina to the program, and he has wa president
f,Jnitcd Statc1, has attentton turned of the Newpon Harbor C}lambcr
to Villa Nova. the .SO.year old -of Commerce. Each year Villa
fami ly busine , located in Nova contribute food, ma~j,ower
Newpon Beach. and a booth for the huge
When Dale became active in the Christmas Company fund·till er
fomily's busine s and moved to for the Newpon Beach Junior
Newpon Beach permanently, he League and The Kidney
soon became a member or the foundation benefits from the Dale
pre 11g1ous 5.S2 Club, a $\ij)pon family and Villa Nova's larges~
group of Hoag Memorial Ho pllal each year •
whose membershiP. now tan~ at
an incredible 3,000 person .
After erving. on SS2' board of
dirccto~ for three years, Jim was
elected pre idcnt of the board in
I 990 and has spent hundreds of
hours involved in the m)nad of
fund-raising evcots which the 552
Club pre ents annually Dale tS
currently pcnJiJ\g maximum hours
in guiding the club through its
annual Chnstmas Carol Ball which
1 1t laracst fund-raising event of -
the year. Jim attdbute the 5uccess
of this butstandina social
REIJAlllAllll
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21 Q(t111rr.nt. 2100 W Oceanfront. by
the D.albo.a Pier. 67S-2.S66 Empha.si on
frc h' sufood. prime meals Grul
•lln<lliphcrc. 1emcc and chef Open daily for dinne1. Piano bu Su nday 1am
s,curon SS
\-Illa Nt1ra , lilt W. Cnas1 Hwy
M~.. 01nnc:r n11b11Y S pm tu 2 I IJ\
l \{Cllc:nt, hearty ftaltan cu1srnc.
••ua-t1andm1 -..inc: l 1. Aclrve piano bat,
f11\'u 111c tvcirl latc·n111l1 ~poi
Rc:serv11101u accepted ~·ater bo11
p 1l1n1 SSS
\ 1nkH Ta"tr•, HJ 8n\lde Dr
t ,( ( lJ \ Dinner frum 5 pm n ghtly
'unJ:a\ t>rvnch f.clec111; fare 1n cll'•Y
'unuunJ1n 11n\1u lM 11pc1h dlfC\;\lon
•'' I bn' Pfl&< r. Kann P1trce and J1mmv •hlun Doc\ your boat 1nJ Jme. SS
Fountain Valley
Ciao l!klla, 17272 Ne'lllhopc St S46-74Ui
Open .for lunch from I l:JO a m. lo 2 p.m
M on ·f'rt, Dinner S -9 .~0 _p.m.
Mon • fh11n : .S·IO p.m Fri, Sat Closed
Sund.ay llahan C\11 Inc 'llltlh Amcrtcan
"goodic:1" (bursctt. hat d<>p) available in the bar S
I ht 11-., 1877C Broolhunl I 963·2.lb6
Open 6 p 111. to 2 a m Mon ·Sat
I tamhurscn. ~11t•J1U "~f boPJICr"'
bot dop O&ntlll& to ·.saa anJ 60a muJ.K Rc:~rvations fl(tl Rqu1nid Scml-aJual 1 ncq>c naive.. S
Pri .. "'11 ............. 1652.5 Bmc•khunl
St. (II Heil) n ·'1978 Open lunch I l :JO
to 2 p m : Oi.tlt1et S to JO:)() p m
Mon ~t llahan, RCKrvat acapctd
C'.a uaJ Oood value I r IWU·prcpared
wal, pa••• and d ltali.an dishc Gttal ru H
Huntington Beach
~a Wll..... 7191 Warner Avt. (al
Beach Bl-Id) '4~S. ~" dally 11
am to 10 p •· Autllcntk South ol lhe border" ~.. food Pfcpered frah
daily, 1.unch lu11uc• 11l')\>\1~11~11
butf11 . Sunday buffet bnaodl wit1'
phmel\tary ch ~ t.ftJ riac.h
He 1s a member of the newly·
formed steering committee of
re~taurants involved in helping
S.O S (Share Our Sclve }. This i
a group of re 1aurant ~ner~ apd
the food service rndustry
rcpre entat1ves who are
dc:tcnmncd to a 1st S 0 S in u
efforts to feed more than 500
families each v.cck at its
headquarters in Co ta Mc a
Dale and his wire. Gretchen,
hve in· Newpon Beach with their
1hrec children.
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Cucr1ng avatlablc. Reservations
accepted. Casual t~xptnpve S
C1ntuoar'1, 16592 &Isa Chica (11
Wamu). 846-8022 ()pen fOf lunch \ \
a m d11ly cxa:p1 Monclay 9f>en n1&htly ~ 10 9 pm., Friday to 10 pm Open
Saturday 11 1 m lo 10 p.m Ella:Jlenl
Ma1c1n food. El Paso 'ryle Grut chile
vcrdc c1m11" S
('ll~ for Ribs 9QOI Yor.,luwn A.,e ,
963·Rl8 . cl"sv u~ale rib p.>1nt lam1~
values. ncdlcnt prcpuahon. S
J.C. \1cUa't Bar It Grill, I 1::1 Bc..:h
Bh-d IS4 l-O' I~ t .. neb 11 • 0 1tJ 5 p m
Jiii}. Dinner 5 10 10 JO pm
Mon · lllun. 5 10 11 pm I fl • •I
\unJa\ bru m:h 11 a m • '\ pm Rah.,
ch1d.cn, p&•I•, •nfooJ F.nlcrl•inmcn1
Rc\cr"111on " CJHC'd \cma ~uu.el \1~r:uc SS
t.ucd'~ Otll·lhhr} l\Q I I ,\Jam'
llC'>.\-44116 Open l\ h> ti lO d 111\ La~gn.a .
fcllucana alfredo Rc\cn.allon' nul
rC'quarcJ C'. u.11 lnC\pc:n '"c S
MaD't'll's By lbt ~. 317 Coa t lhih ... i.)' S~·iSSS Open I.I am 10 11 pm d11I)'
Sund.a)' brunch 9 am lo 3 p.m Seafood
and \le.ab 1:.ntert.aanmcnl nd d1nc1n1
I uti.·S•• Rc,cni.thuns ll~cptcJ. ~
mu\lc nearly all the lime:. Rom.iint1c, <With
ocean YIU•'. Great lobiccr di•llcs:
hotncm.>ck pcl1)0\'l:r1 Scm1·c11ual SSS
Irvine
llttHSo, 19100 V•n .-arman Avt 7~2·S222. Open fof lunch 11 a m 10 J
p m • drnner S 10 11 pm fcmf" hapf')'
huur ~ 10 1 p m Rocni:atkm a .... eptr·J.
A-..ard0wrnn101 F.urorcan cu1t1nc.•
lo1erc una ttoou fooJ ,,.,,h • mt>Jcratc
price 111 Ptrfc<t !>QI for a rurMntK d1n11n l'f ~-er lu~b Order a full mc&l
II tb9 l~ly tiar, ... 11.~h '"llHC• llra.t1h10
music, cUIKlftJ at aaght SS
l.iltn ltl, llUOI Vun l<Jrman SSJ.9201
Open ft r lunch and dinner Mon ·f n.:
dinner on~ Sat and un Dnlhant ocw D•v1d W1l~elm rnas1crp1CQI fuluru
con1c:mporuy Otlifoml• bl\lro fare Try
lhc hovWI •LW. ~tcr ~ku. cNmbly
pcuant bread. anchovy tapcnadc.
8uut1ful, tlcclr deca r framed b
waterfall ind lulh arccncry Patin danlOJ
II\ ldd11100 to tcauJar dln1n& r m SSS
allulf Rn•••,.•l t910 M•rn SI
97S·l220 Opca for lunch It 1 m tn l
Jim Dale has devoted nearly as much enegry helping the
community as he has keeping his resturant, Villa Nova, a populv
establishment among Newport kach toals.
P'm • dinner J 10 JO pm. Sun.·Tburs., 3
lo t I pm Fn ·Sat Happy Hour • tn 7
fl m R eHrva11o o s accepted
Cahforn11-11ed South'lllcslern cui 11tc:
Green corn lamalu ind ceviche
•pcc1ah1cs or the house. Try the blue
margan1as Bu'>Y lunchtime haniout for
the ~ouna profe»1on1I crowd. SS
Ch111pio1u. lf't1ne Mamott. \8000 Von
Kannan ~~'-0100 Open 11 am to 2
f m duly. ReJc1"a11ons accepted.
lambl.lrgcrs, &teaks and salads m a
c:a•u1I ~poru bu 1unmphcrc SS
CbHllclalr, I 9tl MacA.rtMt. -Blvd
752-3001 Open for lunch 11.30 1.m. to
2 \0 pm Mon ·Fn. dinner 6·JO to 10:30 rm Mon -Thun. 6:JO to 11 pm.
ra ..Sii Ruerv111ons accepted.
Ouot1nd111t Frencb-Con1inen11l cua inc
Old Byron Gemmell add. luJtre to the
menu, maci11!i<:eo1 SCf'llCC SSS
(."ttka Joa I l Ma1t1 SL U>l ·JOES
Open a m 10 11 p m. Mon ·Fri. 11 a.m
It> 11 pm Sat , 4:30 to 10 pm. Sun.
RCKl'VlllOM accepted, Meiqu11e and oak
tcab and seafood. S
CblHtown, •tJ9 Camfus Drive gc,~221 I Open for lunch 1 am to 3
pm . dinner 3 to 10 pm Sun -Thun. 3
10 11 p m. Fri .Sat Reservauons
11«Cpted lnnrrvallvc, fun cumne borde~
1>n nouvelle Chinese, but with
aenerously·"1ed porhOM. Colorful
atmo\11hcre, c":cllcnr food Try the Gold
Coin Bed I ocatcd 1n the Irvine
'-hrketrlk'c Ser.irate lunch and dinner
menu\ SS
Tht t1n O\tn, l~'S Jdfrcv RoaJ ss: lei.SI· Oren for lun;;h 11 ·\0 • m to i ~11 pm • drnncr .S .~10 0 r. m fws ·Sun Brunch 11 lO 1 m 10 2 :\0
p tn "'1r. Ind n 'T1ndQCJr1 nJ Mu&J11 na ~11 SS
C.•rlhtr'• llM&a•nnt. I 2 MacA11bttr O~t llH Ml I. Open t r I 11eh t l:JO
11 m I\' ' pm Mon t.: dinner S:J0.10
pen 1u1htl), Rttcf\'atitmt required A
trip l\l folly OIJc npnJ SS
tull.. II Center lnianc North, ZOJO
M11n St" 170 261 ·19'29 Open for
hmc.h t I a m tn l p ra Moo • I.. dtnnc:r ~IO 10 pm M&>n.-Thun S to 11 pm
I rl. at. S tn 10 p tn un
K..._ 4300 Von ~ rman.Ave, '?'ll-7151
Open fvr lulkh It • fl'I 10 2 pm
Mon Fn : dinner S to lO p m Th"rs.. .S
kl I I p 111 I n.•Sat unday bNn.:.h 10'.JO
• m to 2 pm R ~rv11lons e«ptc:d.
fine Japancx pcc1•h1cs. SS
McConnlck'• A Scbmlck, 2000 Main SI
756-mO.S Open 11 • m 10 11 p m. da1ly Rc:>eNlllOtlS accepted. r re b xafood
En1erta1nrnen1 ttnd danana nx n11hb 1
•eek. SS
Mtuallla«, 19800 MacArthur BM! . 11 FairduJd 724-1066 Lunch lt:JO 1 m 10
2 pm Not open for dinner. Excellent
chd. European 1eni1cc 1n c:lcaanl surroundanp upcrh tour. ~lad• •uh
muted di1.:k.cn, dc:IKWu' pa'4&• and c:ntrcc: SSS
\lonll't l'Nt.1() Jamboree Mi 0-'·'111, con 2QI Open for hmch 11 JO 11 m hJ ~
pm Mon ·Ira . J rnnc:r f>·tO pm
Mon ·In S•• l>l I p..m Rc~n111aom su C\lt d l:'k &.anl C11hforn11 nmmc:
Qll(~cn b\i ouht.1nJ1n1 t irccutM: Cllcf ~1Ch'4:1 ~llrcn SSS
Prtp ISA::O Vun l\annan SH.J\'1
Open 11 JO 1 m 1' mldn11h1 .\fon f n. ~
pm ICl midn1sht \.at '\un Re~" ''°" a~cc:pleJ l 1ghtwc11ht hut authcnll~
orthc:m hah1n 'u1s1ne Put• dl\hc:s
bc,1 C'a ually •path-, 'up Ci"' SS
Vtrdl RlteMHW ltallaao l•l:?O t u~u
Dr 5~1·~201 Open for lcin.:h 11 I"' Ill
2 pm Mon · fn.. Janner 4.9 ~ p m
Sun l llur , 4-lO \0 r m f" -Sat
Rcscn111 .. n, 14,Cptc:J': he h r nlo anJ
m1lk·kJ ~al
1 .. 1 Grill. J9M Barran ~ P.11rk-..11\, 11
Cul\u, 2112..MM Soulh•r't cu1\lnc 1n •
irc11 lonkan& Kllln W1lhtlm' nc•nl 11
• II.ii ,,.,,h u to dream 1t-1'lr tt•t
mc,q111tc 1rallrd d1\hC•, •eel cc'lrn
pudJanJ. Ill Jone v.11h f)lc \\onh the
dm~ SS
Laguna Beach
fl.., '"'' \'\ Glcnncyrc t • l Ill"' 8ca h 49 ·"'~' l unch l~riJ Mlv ham tl·'O am. lo l .10 r.111.: J1npcr
Sun· l"hut,. 5-10 pm , rn ~~ t . ~·H I) m
Contemporary, crea11•c. ~clccuc Ch1nc'c·lnnucn~cd cuuanc:.
T he Coa t') members tnd
fnends of Onngc Counl)
Wine Soclct) arc going to
head up lntcrstare 5 th1
Sonday when the group
presen~ its 1991 Wine qas 1c
a1 the Anaheim Mamou Hotel
from 2 to 5 p.m • and we can
JOIO thtm! Thi fund-ra~lllg
event 1 open to the .puhlic for
S40 per person.
Appro:umatcly JOO wineries
will be on deck, how cuing
their award-wmnmg· ~me
Ho~ d'ocuvres will be ~rvcd
10 wane no ... 1ces and
connoi,s.eul"\ ahke There will
be B r3fflc V.llb Jllt of \We JI
prize., and the grand pm c b u
trca urcd UI) at the S1l1.cr
Ro..e Inn an Cali toga
Fund> raiscd on Sund.:tv arc
tagged for scholarship 10
"iucultu(e and enolotl"
students at UC Da~.
accofdtng to Lora Howard and
Paul Johnson, member of the
SOCICt) .• ,
--t-Th~ {s il hot ttckcl 1lcm,and
ucket'> are not sold at the door.
lf you wnnt to go, phone the
Orange County Wi:ne Society
at 546-8664 Your ttckets ma)'
~ paid fo r by Ma terCard or
Vt\a or b) check.
0
1orc pazzena 's for Corona
Jel Mar Gina's ju t reopened
and. now. 'tcppmg up to tiat 11
bOl P cafic C.~t Haghv.-.y. 1
Z' Pim usi tc roJ'
and Z1d f-:marl " arc 1hc
owner., to ca'c \'OU 'llll:rc
"undering h~ ihc~ ~.amc b)
the n.1mc
I P11.1a IJq, l~ d1Hcrcnt
in1crnat1\.IOJI p1ua 'ClcdldO'
1nc.ludtnl "Morocco
Aubergine." Cuh\C: 0 11 and
herb' with hakcJ eggplant,
pc~to, feta. pine nut' and
mouarrll.,) zu.,1 hvc' an
Lagun.l and so dt.X' her
partner, 7..id. but the\ arc
..1ov.I" e\panding mh' Orange
( ount\ ~tth the Corona dcl
\.1ar rc .. t<aurant the fifth or
their \.Ontcmpor.il') p1ru
palace'
0 Cra\fL'>h arc llnc of hfo \
''mplc plea.,urc bu1 1n 1hc
h nd' of \Jll \ndcl" if Gu tar
ndus rc<it.,ur:.int to \outh
C ll 't Plau \ 1lh c the)
bc1. me a Sv.cd1 h Jcltc C\, On
Monda). Aug }I), cron>p n1eJ
tw AJfon Ber tom on the
1\ccord1on. all the crayft h u
v.ant will be SCl"cJ v.fth the
r.unou h me made bread,,
• v.ed1"1 ~cf 'tcv. "K:iln ••
-uh pickled beet and roiled
potatoc , beer 1nJ aqu:i1.1t '°'
S39 per pcMn. Phone
~-1737 for 'rc\Crvatnn
-Bj . farl• 81~
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