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THE ORANGE COAS T 25CENTS
GOOD
MORNING!
'It's Friday, June 8, 1990, and
• here's what's happening:
ORANGE COAST WEATHER'
Low clouds will linger through
midmorning but variable high
clouds will continue 1hrough-
out the day.
Tod•y'1 hl1ll /low: 11-l l
Yesterday's hiJ11:/low: 66-6 1
Tomorrow's i'ugh/low: 68-62
SPORTS:
NBA Flul1
Portlud IOI, lh:trlot llS
Major Lea1ue Battball
.\mgel1 !, Ka11u1 City I
24-HOUlt HOTUNa
TO THa aDITOlt
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See P ... AJ far deta ..
INSIDE THE NEWSROOM:
OK so ma be Tuesda 's
clectJ on turnout wasn t w a
C\ICryone expcc1ed. As a mat-
ter of fa ct you wouldn't be far
ofT the mark if you called it
miserable.' as some folks at the
county Registrar of Voters
did.
5<1 wh y didn't an ybody
vote?
Oh sure. yo u can cite any-
thing from traffic to general
a~th y. and you might even be
nght -a liulc bit.
We knov.· helter.
Herc, for your consider-
ation. arc' the not-so-serious
Top 10 Reasons Nobody
Showed Up To Vote Tuesday:
10. Wanted to gel homc
early and pop a brl"~' before
"RoSC"anne" came on.
9. Wanted 10 get home early
and watch trag1 -comic broad-
cast elL"Ction returns.
8. Saw Registrar of Voters
stuck on the 405 Freeway and
figured the hock ~·ith ii.
7. Blissfully ignorant.
6. ,\fraid ofbe,ing accosted
by an&!")' ~oung broadcast
JOurnahsts at exit polls.
5. W-0rried about un-
scheduled drops of malathion.
4. Worried about un-
scheduled drops of nasty cam-
paign n1ailer1.
). Sullen over demise of
~·arid communis m .
2. \Vaiting for reapponion-
ment so you can vote for your
brother 1n Des Moines.
I. Don't know difference be-
tween assessor. recorder and
controller.
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FRIDAY , JUNE 8, 1990
Movie mak~ng at the beach
.. rber• Eden on the set •t '--fUIY
•••ch of· h~r upcoming 111.cte-for-tele-
. .., .......... ~ ..... -vlilon movie which wlll •ISO star John
Forsythe.
Barbara Eden, John Forsythe
cavort on beach ... for movie
By A M ANDA W RAY
and KAREN AUGE
O<OllY -Sl•rt \lltltru
LAGUNA BE . .\C H ""I
Dream of Jeannie"' and .. Dynas-
ty" fans wen: in fo r a treat this
week as fi ln1makcn. brought t"''O
of those tt:lt.•,·1s1on shows· biggl"st
stars to Lagu na Beach.
Against a backd rop of crashing
wa ves and gra1 skies Thursday,
Barbara Eden and John Forsythe
discu ssed thl· pe nis of pol111cs for
the camera on a boo.rd~·alk bench
a1 historic Main Beach.
The stars ~·ere filming a tele-
vision drama ten1a1ivel)' titled
"Running Ma1es." 11 is scheduled
for a fall release.
.-\ccord1ng to co-producer
SUsan Weber-Gold. 1he plot
trace s a baule bct~'cen Forsythe's
and Ed en's charac1ers. both of
whom ~·ant to be ma yor of a
my1h1cal to~·n called .. ("rescenl
Co\•e."" At somt: po~nl an1mosi1y
bet~'een the r. ~ cools on· and
romance t-.11 . \Vebcr-Gold
said. ~
Duripg .. 1 n~ brl·ak. Eden
discussed h1 onnl-c tion \\'llh
Laguna.
'"lt"s a bl:aut1ful. bcauuful
place," she saul .. l"d IO\'e to ha \c
a house here. I d id a play :11 the
Laguna Playhouse before I ""as
ever 1n ·film:·
Forsythe. ~·ho said the area
!Please see STARS /Back Pagel
UCl's lavv
school plan
advances
But decision
tabled pending
another report
l y JOSHUA LO\llE
o.-y ,,_ 11""' 111r11 ...
IRVINE -A UCI law school
inched closer to reality Thursday
with the adoption by the Academic
Senate of 1he Law School Task
Force's final repon.
The task force. charged with de.
termining 1he \'1ability of a law
school at UCI. recommended that
Irvine ~ome .1he fi rst school in
Oran e Countv to have a ·
ar . ssoc1ation-accred11cd law
school.
The repon ..-.·as approved by an
overwhelming margin wuh only two
dissenting votes oul of about lO.
Oppos111 on came from an uniden-
tifi ed engineering professor who said
the documenl charges opponents of
a law school as being irrational.
··w ell, 1n response to tha1. I can
only 53} that I 1ho ugh1 we edited
that out."" said Joseph DiMento. a
pro fessor of soc ial ecology who was
the task force member pr:esenting
1he report to the senate.
Chancl"llor Jack Peltason said now
1ha1 1hc n:port ~'as given the official
nod from the senate, he would iable
the report unu\ the final word is in
from 1he Fr.as1er Committee.
·rh1 i:rasier Committee, which O!>-
erat ':~ under lhc a1.osp1C('s of 1hc
pre'i1dent of the Un1vcrs1l) of Cah-
forn1a. 1s s1 ud~ing 1hc need for more
professional school!!. all over th?
~late. A formal statement from the
com mi ttee is expi:c1ed within a year.
Pellason said he did no1 v.·anl 10
san po5sibly prcmaturt competi-
tion between sister campuses by
openly guessing on a date for the
begin_ningofa UCI law facility. until •
the Frasier Committee gives lhf'
official word on ~'helher there is a
need fo r a nc-w law school .
Di Mento said if the Frasier Com-
mi11ec has a favorable response for
a law school and chancellors ap-
prove a plan. it would be at least
four to seven years before a law
school would open to students.
.. Bui that lli a highly speculative
assesliment." DiMento said.
The repon highligh1ed several
reason11 for building a law school at
UC!. 1he fo remost being that there 1s
no American Bar .-\ssociation-ac-
ty.
"Orange C'oun1~ is 1he most popu-
lous legal enU t) of 11~ t ~pc 1n the
United Statc11 that does not have an
AB . .\·accred11cd la~· school."" stated
the repon b)' the talik force.
The repon also claimed minont}
cnroll men1 1s boosted b) pro-
fessional schools. and Lhe la" school
could boost the number of m1n-
ont1('!r. at1end1ng l 1C'I.
There ~·ould also be a .. syn-
erg1st1c'" effect as a school of Jaw
combined ~-uh other schoo\11 for
interd1sc1 pl1na~ s1ud1c!.. according
to the repon.
F1 nall). 1here are ch n1i:al pro-
grams . thal go a!9n& with a law
school ..-.·h1ch could pro\·1de cenain
public interest IC"gal services for the
communit), according 10 th e docu·
men!.
Thts l.i not the first ume a la w
school has bt--en proposed for UCL A
comm1t1t"e appoin 1ed b~ th.:n UC
President c·1ark Kerr 1n I 96() related
a nct'd for more la'"" schools in
Southern C'.:ihforn1a .
City-officials re main-skeptical In tomorrow's
Dally Pilot
Despite vote, cable TV control a long way off
By TONY OOOERO
C>IHly l"llOI St..,, lll•1t••
A Se nate conln1 1tH.-c"s near-unani-
mous appro\'al Thursday of a bill to
allow local so"crnn1erlls to co ntrol
some cable tclc\t~ion pn cl'S wasn't
enough 10 cOn\·1nce local offi cials
the measure ever "'Lil bc"Con1e law.
The 18-1 \'Ol\' b~ the Senate C'om-
w erce. Science anJ Transponat1on
Commiltel" n1arkcd th e hrs1 time
lawmakers ha ve n1ovcd 10 re slorc
some of the rcgulauon of 1hc cable
industry that Congress lifted in the
I Q84 Cable Ar i.
The 1984 law ended local rate
regulation effl·cti\"C 1n 1987, and
since then members of Congress
have been deluged "''ith complain1s
of soaring prices and poor service.
But until the writing 1s on 1he
wall. local offi cials and cable indus-
try officials are no1 yet taking !he
actton seriously.
'"Right now WCJUSt have ll VOie OI
a commiltt"f' and 1ha1 may be a
signal the Senate is sending to 1he
cable industry to get its aci
together." said Huntington 891ch
THE PILOT WANTS TO KNOW
Deputy City .\dm1n1stra1or Rich
Barnard.
"I just can·1 gt.·1 e.\Clt t'd about
what a commlltl'C decides 10 do no
matter how po~·t'rfu l 1t is," he said.
But Barnard said if local con1rol
of cable industnl'S 1s put 1n,1he city's
hand. 1hc cit ~ ~111 respond accord-
'"gly. '"I'm very supponl\c of reason-
able rates for 1he pcopk· of Hunt-
ington Beach." he said.
Leo Brennan. \'ICt' prl~s1den1 and
general manager of D1m cns1o n
Cable. ~·hich se rves Laguna Beach.
said the bi ll ~·as 'il1ll in a rough
slage.
"'Ob\ 1ousl ) ~e·re a lo ng ~·a) from
seeing ~ha 1 the fi nal bill ~·1 11 be."'
Brennan said. He said ~·ha1 the final
\'Crs1on ~111 look lt kl.' 1s s11U too hard
10 dt•tcrm1n e.
Se\'era l cable re-rf'gula11 on
proposal11 al!tO arc pending 1n the
House and n1a) be \'Oted on by the
House Encrg~ and Commerce tele-
communications 'iubcommnttt b~
the end of the monlh.
Bre nnan said the House bill is
much marl' to !ht• cable industry's
hk1ng.
None thelt·ss. he said he is no1
(Plea~ see CAI LE/Ba<:k Pagel
•The first llmt' W1n1fred
Smn h s.:i~· 1he Pagean1 of th.:
Masters. 11 co nsisted of one
person standing ve~ s11ll on a
wooden platform. v>'hile two
01hers held an O\er51zed p1r-
1urc frame around hi m Toda).
the Laguna Beach pagcan1 1s a
1cchnol~1cal marvel
• Column1s1 Dan ""all<-rs savs
Propos1 11on 111 was no1 ·a
mandall' for nt'" tax es
•The .\II St~a Vie"' League
baseball team ~111 be featured
in color 1n the Oraaae Coa1t
Dally Pilot's Spans Sc-rt1 on
~·A,~buleJ:tlon·
Sheridan vs. Agran
Duck_lings tµcn _driv--ers vgly
as their stroll fowls up traffic
St•v•M_...•
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ly JOSHUA L0\11£
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NEWPORT BEACH -Earl,·-
momin& commuters on Irvine .\~·
enue were in a fowl mood when
their rush-hour was in1errup1ed by
50me avian jaywalkers.
Five stray ducklinp waddled onto
the road Wednesday abou1 7:40 a.m.
and proceeded 10 fowl up an already
bad traffic snarl caused by a fender
bender.
The resulting snarl backed traffic
up from University Dnve to 17th
S1reet. according 10 seven s1randcd
commuters.
Fifl«"n -)·ear--0ld Tessa Goff -of
Costa ~1C"sa . who was being driven
to school by her mother. said the
m1sgu1ded ducklings ~rt quacking
about 1n 1raff1c. dartina under can
and ruffi1ng tht feathers of mo\Of·
ISIS.
"\V r got out of the car until they
go1 ured."
doff and SCYeral other \ll'OUld-be
rescuers 1ook ma ten in10 their own
hands -so lo speak -wed.1ng into
traffic to sa ve the birds. One woman
grabbed a boA and took the m15-
crtant mallards to her home. "'"here
sht-c\a1mt"d to have a small pond.
Goff said.
She cla tmcd ducks actual\) make
good pets, ahd u1d there are some
living at her hou~~
"The onl y problem 15 thr) art a
hole loud 1n th e morning,"' she said.
Afler the ducks were out of harm's
way, n took commuten about 10
minutes to son ou1 the mr ss .
Marble column wins AP award
COST A MESA -Orule C-11 TO<Sday.
D1Hy Pl .. t M1nl&in1 Editor Ste\oc Tilled ''Ptiurdercr's ldmiss1on of
Marble caPlurcd • lint pl.ct award auih not enou&h to 1Cttle score," Jhr
for best column from the Auocialed column dclh with the: emotions of a
Press News E11ecu1ives Council of wom1n whole only~ child was ~--·l--C-•,.li<"fo~m=iac.a=nc:d~N::c:-vr.ada::r:.:::.--::-;::-7.:::-·murdcrtd ~ a 1teuriey: a\Wd at an--co umn was 1 10 be the li'VI M •P1rtmen1 compte11..
besl in the S\lJe in 19 9 for news. The column bcti-=
patJCn trith a clrculltion lcp thin 7be ltOIUn on tlJit otMr end of
100.000. The award will be pres-tltt phone ...,.., Mppy, f •t •'•s ented durirtt the wi~ aervicit'1 1n· undcrtWtdlble. ·
nual convention in Sen Dielo ne:.t Site .., c#li1t1 lh>nt t ·Lake
C11y 1tnd at 1h.11 momC'nt. somr 110
miles 10 thr •"t".51 in fXpartmt"nl 39
of Orartir Counly Supt'rior Court
rhe man who n)urdered herdauJlucr
was linaJI} ownins up 10 "·hat M
had done . .,.
The ~-alumn concluded:
Jn the end. IM fond tnC"mories and
the arck of fri<-n<11 •'C'rt lht' only
th1111' /ell. And Cvt'n I cold~bloodcd
killer or •n itw.1iffrrcnr rourr system
~
c•n 1 1~1<c 1na1 •":t)
Marble has previously won
awards ror his columns from tht
Oranae County Press Club and other
pccss orpnization -•dd on sta------1
honors for feature writina from 'flw:
ASSOC!ated Pm!t •n 1987 for 11erio
or articles l n a c.1 ~u.ntry antiqut
car nee.
Hts toluml\ runs Thul'1days on
tht oo'n!on 811t·
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U DAILY PILOT I Frtdey, June I, 1880
Orange oast People/
. ~ ,... Judy Brixey ·
SHEIS~------------
The owner of Gifts R Us. a personalized gift service she operates
out of her daughter's old bedroom. When her daughter visits. "she's
just able to wedge in among the gifts:·
LIFE WORK-----------
Judy Bnw} 's C\\port fkal-h gift shop "111 deliver a $25 to S75
gift wrappt'd to reflect the rcce1,n's personaht~. Using silk flowers.
balloons and other materials. she slm cs 10 make each gift "look too
good to open.'· Most customers aR· bu 1ness executives wh o don't
have lime to shop or "all for something to be wrapped.
CHALLENGE-----------
Markt·t1n g 1~ lhl· h1gg.ec;1 c~jllengt' To gel ne" cust0mers. she
makes contact'> through tht• "c" rx>n Harbor .\rea \hambcr of
Commerce and other group'
ROOTS·---------------
FAMILY--------------
Hl·r hu,hand. I Jrr\ "a P'~dwl(l~l~t rht• rnupk' ha<. a 2J-~l·a r
old daughkr. ( lwr'.hn. and a 211-~l·ar-old son. ~ctr.
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PHILOSOPHY-----------
"The hc\I ''a~ lo Ix· lullillt·d 1' to fl'.1r h out 10 othus and focus on their nn·d<, ..
-Compiled by Joy ADtbooJ'
M Q pr:Otes ·.~-·dead llne for ftls
testimony in Llmcoln-American cas
ly MEL RllSNlll American Continental lawyers. ""**" "'-..... American Contiaeptal, wbicb
PHOENIX -Defendants in the bouaht Lincoln in February 198'4,
securities case apinst American tripered a rash of fuits\.a nd couptcr-
Continental Corp. and its Lincoln suns when it filed for rqorpnization
Sa i nd Loi bsid' · under Chapter 11 of federal lrvl~a:C until A;ri~~ to d:c7cse'~ Bankruptcy Code on April 13, 1989.
they will testify at the trial, a federal The next day. the fol'"CJ'!olnncr of the
jud&e ruled Thursday. · OTS took control of Uncqln. .
The rulina came despite the Not long after, about 23,000 lft•
protests of a lawyer for New York vcstors claimed that officers of the
financier Michael R. Milken, who holding company or Lincoln milled
claimed Milken's own legal situation them into buying more than $200
would make it impossible for him to million in junk bonds by passina
filed two suits in U.S. District Court
in Wubinaton. One seeks to set
aside tbe· conscrvatorship of Lin-
coln; lbe other is a $300 million
penonaJ-damagcs suit against feder-
al oflicialt.
Bilby II.id he would investigate
the alleption of Michael Kennedy,
an American Continental attorney.
that the OTS had withheld docu-
ments that the company needs in its
~
suit by claiming the files we
leged.
Kennedy said non-lawye
do not have the ri&ht to c
professional privilege. have
fied the documents as privil
Bilby set an April 1 deadl
defendants to decide if th
invoke the Fifth Amendment
lcge against self-incriminati
decide whether to testify by then. them off as sound investments.
U.S. District JudJC Richard M. The class action was filed in fcder-
Bilby, chief judge for the Arizona al court in Los Anfeles. It has been
District. also set a Sept. 30. 1991, transferred to Bil~y s court and com-
trial daJe and said he would hear the bined with the baf'lkruptcy filing and
case in Tucson. a Resolution T~st Corp. racketeer-
Police:. Shooting
• The judge disposed of a series of ing suit against American Continen.,
motions. heard an update on .the.. tal chairman Cha{les Keating Jr. and
case's 32 million-document deposi-other American Continental in-
tory. and ordered an attorney for the sidcrs.
are eerily similar
federal Office of Thrift Supen:ision In addition. Keating. who has
to ferret out OTS employees ·who maintained that federal regulators
may have abused attorney-client caused the $2 billion Lincoln failure
privilege in denyina documents to by taking over a healthy thrift. has
Robber leaves bikini shop register bare
NEWPORT BEACH - A robber left the cash register at the Barely
There bikini shop bare Thursday, stuffing his pockets w;th $220 before
running out the door.
A police spokesman said the robber went into the shop in the 2100
block of West Balboa Boulevard at about 5:45 p.m. After distracting a clerk,
he opened the cash register and grabbed handfuls of SI 0 and $20 bills before
running out the door. No weapons were used in the robbefY. police said.
Police searched nearby streets for a man wearina an oranac and yellow
shirt and blue shorts. They later located a pe™>n matching the description
near Lindo and East Bay avenues.
Michael Hendri>.. 30. of Newport Beach was held in the Newport Beach
jail in connt>ction with the theft. police said. '
ly JIM GIUESPIE a.r-s.rw.
SANTA ANA -The Orange
County District Attorney's Office on
Thursday began investigatina a fatal
• sh90tin1 that involved a tcen-aaer
who four years ago accidentally shot
and killed another friend.
'In (the second) case, there's a lot
of unanswered questions in every.
body's mind." said Anaheim Police
Lt. Marc Hedgepeth. "From day one
we always said we had concerns
about the case."
Hed,epeth would not say if the
police investigation turned up any-
thins unusual other than the simi-
larities between the two shootings.
which are eerilv similar.
-By die Dally Piiot
Both shooiing incidents in
Anaheim Hills will be investigated
News of the weird
by Deputy District Attorney
Romney. Hedgepeth said a d
on whether to file criminal c
could come within a week.
On May 24. Christian Wied
17, was shot once in the head
a .38-caliber handgun being
ined by an unidentified 17-y
boy discharged, police
Wiedepuhl died the next day.
In 1986. Jeffrey A. Bush, I
shot by \he same boy as the
played ~th a shotgun. Jeffre
when three pellets from the
ricbocbeted and bit ham in th
In both instances. the boys
the same room of the same
about the same tame of
Hedgepeth said.
The shooting four years ag
ruled accidental. and no c
were fil~d against the youth.
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Coast stockbroker~ s Transit Authorit bows to stroll-in
sentencing postponed ...
NEW ¥ORK -First came love. Thcn~dtltnr mamage. Thm came the
couple with a baby carriage. onl y
1rans11 officials wouldn't let them on
the !.ubwa\ with it. LOS -\:-..Cil-1 f~ -Sl·ntl·nc1ng
"a" rl""cht>dulnl ThurWa\ for a
Huntington R .. :Jch l>tocl..brol..a con-
' 1Cll'd of ptlknng ncarl) S500.000 in
monc' and '>l<x i.., from thl· account
·of an -cldt·rh m1llinna1rc ''ho disap-
peared for ~l'H·ral ~can.
Willard \\'all,. M . fares up to :!1 ~
\ca f'> in pn,on \\ ht'll hl•' \ 1,cnll•ncl•d
im Junl' ~t< . "'-lid .\'i'>l\tant U.S.
.\11ornl'\ Ronnll' Mad arcn.
Juror\ l'Oll' 1rll•d Wall'> of a do.ten
couni.. of mail f1aud . Sl'l'Url lll'' fraud
and in1cr-.1aH· 1ran.,port1111on of
tull·n rroiwrt ~
Wall). a ~krnll I 'nch hrol..l·r for
thrct• dl.'l·adl''>. had nianagl'd the ac-
coun1 of n·du,l\c rc11rrd hrol..er
bere11 Rl'm·n \lnlc the 1960s
Rei ten. "ho had acrumulated a
$16 m1ll1on fortune through his in-
vestment,. d1~ppcarl·d 1n 1982.
Wall!. te!>lllicd he last heard from
Rei tt·n h) phom· rn I 98~.
Prosl·cutors ~ad \\all'> s1 phoncd
mone~ out of Rl·11en'!> account b}
forgi ng his s1gnaturl' to transfer
stock to Walls' wati.-. forging his
s1gna1url· on chccl..~ and changing
the acrnunt addrt''>' tn his home.
-ll.• Thi: Associated Press
For the record
<\fter parents thrl·w a tantrum. the
ban was lifted Wt•dncsda).
"The T .\ loves children," Transit
Authont) President <\Ian K1epper
aid in announcing that '>trollcrs will
be allowed 1n the S) Sll'm starting
Monda).
··1t urrah. hurrah:· said <\nd)
Bre'>lau. a c;pokesman for Manha11 an
Rorough Prl'S11.kn1 Ruth Messi nger.
who kd a ··.,troll-in" with parents to
' protest tht· ban.
It 1~ the Orange Coast D1Jly , Strollers han· been a no-no in the
Pilot's pol1Q to prompth cor-~wa~ s~stcm for some time. but
rect all amrs of ~uhstan,:e. To 1c1al~ bl'gan cnfornng 1t recently.
report an amr or clanlica11on. "We applaud the pre 1den1's re-
call 6.J2-.J32 J and JsA for the cons1derat1on and urge ham to re-
c111 dcsA. move "hatc\'er bamers there are to
· parent<; and their children using and
Editor's Hotline
enJoying public transporta
Breslau said.
Ed Barbini. a spokesman for
Attorney General Robert Ab
said Kjepper's office had ask
meet with Abrams on Mo nday
the attomc) general threaten
sue. "
"We nc,er met.'' Barbini
"That's probabl} thl' most succ
t)pc meeting )OU can have an
emment: when the issue as re
before vou sit down at the ta
K1epi>er said hl' had not
inOuericed b) thl' threat or str
··1 don't feel pressured in
this. We made a calm rca
mcn1:· Kicppcr said.
He added that because of
and S'tairways in the subwa)
strollers do come onto the sy
the' need to be handled wit h
care.''
-By Tb~ Assocl•trd
Town digging out after killer tornado Just Call 642-6086
Wh.1 tl ~1111 111-.e about lhe D.11ly P11<>1? What dOn I
MAIN OFFICE
.... I ... t "'\1A Mt .. t l A •, ~' 7 HOWMO l SC ..
V•tf President
Adve1trsmc
& lib1~thn LIMO;\ (<>lo -c rl'\\\ u\1ng
bulldoLers. dump trut.I..~ and front·
end loader'> Thur'>da~ twgan dcanng
awa} Lhe dcbm left h~ a 1ornado
that de,a!>tatl'd th1' larnung rnm-
munll~ ·., romml·rual <,lnp and J
trailer park.
Twel"c pcopk "'l're 111JUrl'd. hut
warn mg siren\ appurL•ntl~ a' ertl·d
more seno u'> ca'>uall1l''
Lincoln ( ount~ \henff'> dl·putll''
and other puhltl -.;11l'1~ t•mplo~l'C'
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GRAND GALA OPENING PARTY
fL1NE 8, 1990 3:00-7:00P.M .
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said.
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Turnout disappoints
dedlcated ·voter, too
Action at garage-turned-polling
place better than county average
R uniew Miner: ~nwon,
Sheridan won, Riley won. even the Gruse C.Ut ::::fu PUel won. beatina the ·on oJT the Rcai1kr and
the Times in aiettina the elec-
tion results riabt. (1'e PUet
stayed up late, they went too
bed early.)
The people, however,
lose.
Jean Thaver has turned
Fred
Mt1rtll\'.
her Irvine prqe into a pollina place for the last 16
clcctions, but she fiau~ this was the lowest turnout ever (or her
precinct. Despite all the ruckus in Irvine (viciously contested
mayoral, councilpenonic and balJot-issuc races) she estimated her
precinct bad only a 4S percent turnout
"We got 98 pt'rccnt here once when Reqan ran," she said.
The action in Jean's garqe at least was better than Oranae
County's piddling 38.2 percent. As did many other observen, Jean
attributed the light turnout at the polls to the increasina use of
absctttee ballots. "With all those propositions. lots of people fiaured
they'd better take their time and vote at home where they had all
their reference materials."
Even with absentee ballots. the turnout around these parts
stunk. You'd fiaurc that intelligent. upscale Orange County would
do at least as well as rural Alpine county. Its 489 voters racked up
the state's highest percen~e of votes with 72.2 percent ..
So remember. If you didn't vote, you have no &ripe coming. And
lhe only thing that Sttms ccnain is, thne will always be plenty to
&ripe about in, lhe wonderland of politics and government.
Ber1HH is Marlo: The elcctjon result that dtlighted Orange
Coast Republicans most (that's all the Oranaie Coasters. not just
those in Irvine) was Marian Bergcson's solid victory over fellow state
Sen. John Seymour.
Maybe I found a hidden key to her success. When talking to
people about the race for Republican nominee for lieutenant
governor, I noticed that. almost wit.bout exception, they called Sen.
Bergeson "Marian." Not Bergeson. not Marian Beracson. just
Marian.
"She's family," said one voter.
Marian traveled to Enscnada in April to represent Gov.
Deukmejian and present the Governor of California trophy. Lorin
Weiss. president of the sponsoring Newport Ocean SailinJ Associa-
tion. introduced her as "the next liculenant aovcmor of California."
ft4.beAA wsu1llr«ftOW$-Whl\.he!I IAIM"I at.ow&
Prediction: I Democrat Dianne Feinstein knocks off Re-·
publican Pete Wilson for the governorship (no prediction). look for
a Republican to ~ the lieutenant governor. And not because
Bergeson is a woman.
Because she's Marian.
Adel Martu: Ever the laid-back lady, Marian Bergeson went
shopping on election day.
Ever the consummate politician, she shopped at both Fashion
Island (The Irvine Co.) and South Coast Plaza (The Sqerstrom Co.)
Tro•ble for Tom? Supervisor Tom Riley aot 60.6 of the vote
in his campaign 10 be re-el«ted to the board in District S. which
covers most of the Orange Coast. His opponent. Peer Swan. got 39.4
percent. ~
This would not be remark.able, except Swin didn't even
campaign. He pulled out of the race before the ink was dry on the
ballots. Said a Costa Mesa man who voted against Rile y:
"The airport project is a shambles. the freeways are crumbling.
the roads arc ripped up everywhere in the district -and Tom Riley
sends me campatgn literature about soqle little park in Back Ba y he's
responsible for. I wonder about his priorities ...
Despite the relatively hea' y vote for a ihost candidate (in
contrast. Supervisor Don Roth won re-elccuon in his district by 71
percent). Riley appears unconcerned. Huffed a campaign worker: "A
re-election is a re-election ...
Bye Bye, Bay: The buzz along the Orange Coast after the
election was all about Bergeson -excuse me. Manan -the DA
contest. Joan Milke Flores (Republican nominee for secretary of
state) Sheridan vs. Agran. Harriett Wieder, etc .. etc.
But nary a JX'CP nbout Angela "Bay" Buchannan. She's the sort-
of Irvine resident who challenged Tom Hayes. the incumbent state
treasurer.
"She's too far nght even for Orange County:· said a Republican
loyalist who shouldn't say such thin15.
Maybe It Isn't Over: You'd think that Sally Anne Sheridan's
forces would be happy by now.
She was elected mayor of Irvine. Her council slate of An
Bloomer and Barry Hammond was elected. Her ballot measure on
the Yale overcrossing won. Larry Agran's lost. But there's one piece
of unfinished business.
Agranite Mary Ann Gaido. who ran third in the council race
(but not by much) is counted au winner and is slated to JOin lhe
council as the mayor-clect's replacement.
But not if Sheridan. Bloomer. Hammond and their supporters
can help it.
The morning af\er the election there were mtttinas to figure out
the best wa y to force a special election to keep Gaido out of there.
As it is written. the party's never over till the svelte lady sinas.
Fttd M•rU.'1 col•m• ru1 M_.y, W~y, Frltlay a4
S.hltUy.
3 school districts
tJAifiec:I 2 5 years age
• ID Newport Beacla: In l 96S, the Newport-Mesa DfD YOU
Unified School District was formed out of NewPort
Beach and Costa Me~·s old elementary school diJ-KNOW
tricts and the Newport Harbor Union High School rit·
District.
• la Costa Mesa: Bob Hope was a fcatu~ per-
former 11 the Orange County Fair durins the 1970. t.
and also entertained \he troops at the Santa Ana
Army Air Base during Wortd War II. ----~ -e.,,..,_, •r u.a ,.,,.,
• 1a· BntlqtM Beada: The Bolla Chica Gun Oub. one of the
first aun clubs to operate in Soutbcm California. wu establisMd in
1899 when the Bolsa Chic.a mesa became a private huntin& preserve.
The large redwood clubhouac wu a landmark to travclen on Coast
Hiahway. but inaoccssible throuah locked ptes. It wu demolished
in 1964 when the 1un club disbanded.
• la Foatata Valley: The Santa Ana River wu desianated the
boundary line between the MCllican land pants o( Rancho Las
Bolsas and Rancho Santiqo dt Santa Ana. In 1121. tbe river
chanlCd its course. lcavina about l0.000 ecm of manby pound
between the old and new channels. 5Quatten claimed the area was
aoivcrnmcnt around and established thrir claims there.
• b t..,.. Bea~ Prior to 1920, southeul of the Hotel l.apa.na.
the din road that bttame Pacific Coui Kiahway dropped into a wide
deep dtprnsion. crossed a narrow wooden mdle and climbed up
to level around qain. Called Sleepy Hollow. this little valley has
been filled and built upon.
• b lrvt.e: In 1969, The Irvine Co. tent lrvint C... ••nen oa
·a tour of the Mcd1tcmnean cout • .wtlicb ... limilm' IO 1M lrvt.e
Coa1t in climate. water temperature and ~y. lbr idlal on
dtvelopina the aro.
WJtmo do wt' l'tt th1J mfotruriofl~ H~ ,_.,._Said
your biaorial taru ro l);d You «-ow~. Oru., 0-Dlil) Noc.
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CO\SI' OAILV PILOT /Friday, June I , 1990
Episcopal charity cutting back aid
9y IOe VAN IYKIN _,...,,_,._,,_ r
LAOUNA HILLS -The gap tn 50Uth
Oranaie County social services widened this week
with the announcement of severe cutbacks by the
Episcopal Service Al}iance.
The ,Laauna Hills-based charity announced it
would have to cut back food. housina and other
services provided to in<tividuals and families by
as much as SO perc.ent.
This Wttk's announcement closely follows
Friday's temporary closure of Costa Mesa's Share
Our Selves. another major provider of aid to the
poor.
Alliance president Bob Morris said Thursday
that the cutbacks are necessary because the
orpnization's finances are unable to keep up
Ydtb...the incrtuina ~-in Orao1t.. County.
.. One of the most difficult problems we face
is the curtaibnent or closing of other, comparable a~ncies," Morris sa,d. "The fac1 is. we're all in
this together."
Share Our Selves lost its lease at Rea
Community Center and board members say the
charity's new location on Superior A ve nue will
Exhibit a
POW-MIA
reminder
By TONY DODERO
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COST A MESA-At Mayor Peter
BufTa's request. Vietnam Veterans
Reunited bas set up a prisoners-of-
war/missing-in-action exhibit that
the aroup's founder said will sit in
the lobby of City Hall indefinitely.
The exhibit is a "tiger ~e" made
of bamboo that is tied together by
cloth and surrornded by Vietnam-
era memorabilia. It is believed that
some men captured in Vietnam are
still kept in ~ of this type.
Bob Kakuk, founder of Vietnam
probabl) not be ready for service until Au1ust.
SOS had bttn prov1dtng about S.000 people a
month with food . clothing. financial aid and
counselina.
The alliance al50 dispenses emeracnc) food
and housing voucher'$ as well as other se rvices.
and also operates two shelters, one in Laguna
Beach and one in San Clemente.
Morris said the group would have 10 close its
service office in Laguna Beach and reduce allot-
ments at us offices in Huntinaton Beach.
Anaheimt Santa Ana and San Clemente.
"We'll be red uci ng the number of days we're
open each week and some krnds of 5«VICCS will
have to be curtailed." he said. "for example. a
famil y lhat's bttn getting a bag of grocents a
week might onl y be able to have one baa a
month.''
The cutback is sure to affect other charities
that provide aid to the poor.
Debbie O'Connor. Newport Beach area d i-
• rector for FISH, an interfaith poveny relief
agency. said her organization was already
strained by the closure of SOS. And it can onl y
get wonc with reductions in service by other
pro' 1der'i. \he said , 1
··-wl'·rc foc1ng l utbad..'> \1m1lar 10 tho~
the) 're 1mplt'men11 ng JI thl· alhance." sht id
"Wh en "'e go out to fam1 lle'> with food. we're
having to rut bad. to oncl' a month instead of
twice a month And "'e·". alread} eAhaµ ted our
whok budget fo r. the ~ear lor rent assistance."
Bo1h Moms and O' onnor s:ud their or-
ganaiationi. arc appealing 10 !>upponers to try to
make up the funding gap.
.. We need 10 c\pand our funding b} about
S 11.000 to S 15.()()() u month in order lo meet the
need as "-l' see 11." Morns ~1d .. That's really not
that much for the "'hole count}. We're apl)t'alina
to our donors to m:ike that extra effon . If we can
get the commun1t) '>Uppon. 1hert"'s a chance we
could keep the Laguna Beach office open and
rcs1ort' our services 10 1he levels we thtnk are
needed."
O'Connor 54!1d f--ls.H had also sent ou1 an
urgent appeal to i.upponi:-rs. She aid the b~gaest
boost will come "'hl.'n ~() opens 11s d()()r again
· "I spoke to tSO director) kan Forbath :t
couple of da)s ago. and I told her. come on. let's
get that plan~ rcJd~ ." !:lhl· said ... Ha ' mg them
closed is rc~all> killing u:. ··
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Veterans .Reunited. and colleagues
Chuck Randazzo. Bill Schuster and
Ted Marinos, commander of Post
3S36 of the Veterans of 1 Foreign
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_Wars. presented the exhibit' at Mon-
day's City Council meeting.
K.akuk said 2,303 Americans who
fought in Vietnam remain unac-
counted for to date. Tlleir fate is
unknown. and Kakuk does not hold
out much hope for them ever return-
in& home, even if the United S1at6
normalized relations with Vietnam.
If that happened. Kakuk believes
any living POWs would be killed.
Vietnam Veterans Reunited was
founded two years ago by K.akuk.
who is a disabled. retired landscaper.
He said at is a group interested an
helping out other veterans in need.
K.akuk served in Vietnam in
1968-69 as a machine gunner in the
America!· d1 v1s1on. He s:ud ht>
stancd VVR because he needed 10
talk to someone about the war.
The group tights for such Viet-
nam-related issues as veterans ben-
tfits. the effects of .\gent Orange
and. of course. POWs and Ml .\s.
.. As long as people are not getting
their JU t due. "'e need to stand
~
together and fight fo r these things.
no matter what war "e fought m:·
he said. But he said ... it's a hnle late
-20 }ears after the fact."
K.akuk said the reas<>n he has
erected the .. tiger cage" at Cat}' Hall
1s to make a\ man~ people :is pos')-
1ble a"'are of these issues.
"N obod~ must e'er forget Viet-
nam:· he said
Libertarians plan fall lineup of candidates
By 808 VAN EYKEN
COST.\ ME .\ -Orange Coun-
t> 's third pan} ma} hnve sat out
Tuesda) 's pnmaf\ elecl1on, bu1 Li~nanan officials say they plan to
come back w11h a full slat(\ of can-
didates 1n Nov('mber.
The L1bertanan Pany. which has
lls count} headquarters in a small
office on Broadwa} in Costa Mesa.
faces some legal problems.
In California. onl) candidates
who ha' c subm11ted nomination
papers and gone through the pn-
maf) process ma~ compi.·tc for parn-
san offi ces.
But that "111 not deter the
L1bertanan Pan) from holding Its
Orange Count} nom1na1tng conven-
tion in Costa Mesa on Juh 17. and
the statl' part} fro m holding its
conven tion on July 14 in Los An·
geles. Orange County Liben anan
Pany Chairman Rpger Bloxham
said.
··we contacted (Secretaf)· of State)
March Fong Eu and told her what
we were going to do. and she told us
no way. that nominating con,cn-
uons are no1 the wa) to get can-
didates on the ballot m C'ahfom1a:·
Blox ham s.:i1d. "So we plan to file
suit.''
Rloxham <;a1d he bel1e,es •here 1s
sufficient prcccd('nl in other-states.
where even the maJOr panics some-
11 mes nominate candidates via con-
vention. to ovenum the California
regulation.
"In a 101 ofs1ates "'here the}' have
these restricuve policies. 11 dates
back to the da~s "'hen the maJor
parties newed the Communist Pan~
as a threat. So the} enacted these
regulations designed to keep all but
the major parties off the ballot. We
unfonunately have to deal with that,
although in most cases we're not a
threat to the maJor panics."
Bloxham said pnmancs are gener-
ally a waste of ume and mone}' for
the L1bertanan Part\
"Our nonunat1ons arc not con-
tested." he said. "We arc usuall}
able to rcsol'c the nom1nat1on issue
through the apparatus of lhc pan~."
He said the part) did ha \C pn-
maf) candidates 1n most of the
statewide races Tuesda). but 1ha1
the> all ran unoppof.l•d.
For the L1bertanan Part). ~htch
opposes ta\ation and pubht· educa-
ti on and ad' ocate m1n1mal govern-
ment 1ntcrf('renre in pn' all' affair .
the 1mponan1 thin~ as to tic on the
ballot. Blo'l:ham ~•d
"O'er the past 10 ~ l'ar'>. our rnk
ha, been pnmanl~ an l'dul·auonal
one:· he said. "We entl.'r racl'' 'o "'l'
can be pan of thl' ddlatl' ··
He said th e part ~ ·s 1ntluenn· has
bee-n far greatl·r than Its number' -
onl~ 6.000 rcg1 ll'fl'd 1n OrJngl'
Count) -"ould S<.'cm h.l 1nd1catl'
In fa t. 1n 14 0. "hen Ronald
Reagan \\J~ nlllulh 1ng the
philosoph~ Of (m• l'nlrrpn t' and
small go ,n nm e nt. m a n~
L1benanan~ fdt the part~ 's agenda
had been anomplt!>hed . Blo\ha m
said. ·
"We \\-Cf\' de' 3'1tatcd b\ th:it 1n
terms of m('mher'lh1p. but·"'" W('fl'
glad to ~ de' astat('d undt•r tho'>t'
terms:· he 'Wtd. "<)f cou~. 1hat \\a\
~lort· "'l. k arnl·d 11 "3" all tJlk:·
f>an\. 01lil tal ' hopt· their It-pl
l hallcng, ll• ( .&hforn1a·~ nommaun~
\\\ll'nl "111 prcn 1Jt• ~ C"l:l'1' \\llh a
1rut• l hl11u· m '"' l'mtx·r
··I he I X.·n111na1 .. Jnd Kl•publ1cnn:.
ha'<' 1ll•t1lnll' "' mul'h Jlt~l· that
there 1 .. n·1111ulh .hotl\' nn":· Blo\-
hJm w 1J .. Out r)IJn t\ lo put
OUrS<.'hl''> In thl.' pu \llltlll '0 .th:ll
'iOm('Onl" \\ho \\311 1\ IP \ ote u
Mra1gh1 L1batanan ltcl..l'I 1n all racn
l·an do -.u •·
Outlet sells fourth big winner
The ludaes1 10 110 outlet in C ahlom1a 1h1!1
wttk sold II\ fou rth 1\-0f-SI\ Jarkpi.>I ltt"ke1 tn '"'0
years. a winner \\urth $4 I m1lhon from \\ l'dnes·
day night's dra"ing.
tate lotten officia ls said the "1nnl'r hJdn ·1
yet 1dent1tied hamself or hcrseli 10 d :um the pnze
Thursda~. But th{'} l'Onfi rmed that the "'1nn1ng
ticket had been sold b) Will's F:irgo C ounlf\ • ttm•
1n Baker.
Dec co
lkre arc lht· ''inning pl.1,1ng •. 1rd num tx·r" p1d.cJ Thu~>
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Anyone out \here think the
following might have been an
inside job?
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the hlolk 111 Pa 1tic CoaS1 Ht&h"•>
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hl1k l 111 I r.·. I •'I' I .i1w onJ ~!>' "-ii\ 1alr.rn Someone got inside Famal}
Fun Center, 168 Magnolia St ..
turned off the alarm and open-
ed a floor safe.
The thief then used ke}'s
inside the safe to open three
chanac machines. He or she
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\ 1Xtl111n \.'11\l 'omi.>11ne toolr. a wallet out 1\I hrr
puN· at '\h1101t·I"\ I 1<~11 2 &-arh BhJ •
0 Th1l''t'~ h111lr.1· min 11 baclr. dining mom "1ndo"
and swk a '1Jro<':l\..c11r ra'Ordcr and l'()mp;aCl disc. pla)t'r 1n tht' Utltl h1111•lr. of Slater -''rnuc.
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man r1·ro1nnlh .1n Ir'"'' h'\11kn1 "·I' .1n1·~ted must have had dttp pockets -$8.000 m chanaie
WIS taken.
Inside JOb? Naw. probahl)' coinc1den~.
Cotta Meu
A min "ho "alk\'d in to 1hr 81r1 pon 81 )de 5hop
in the 400 bloc .. of I 7th 11tt1 1ook a $7SO bike out
for I test dnvt Ind never returned ll. a
A CosU& Mtsa man repon"'1 that he has tlecn
rttt1v1na annoyina phone rails 11 noon each Wttk for
apPJOlim11tl)' a ).'Ur. ~ calkn e1th<'r hint up or ask
ham 1r ht' 11 • tnc:tly Stnppina." Appel'l'ntly. his
numbtr w11 PfTVtousl}' ·~ 10 a ('()mpany cal~
Stnctly tnPP'"f.
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SomeoM removed four ~ttcn -F. T. C', Ind N
-fr()m I front sip of th<' hlHtnt'SS futurt C'Onctpel on 11 S77 la1tt Ave.
Tht ~·an lhen _l'Uld "U T RE 0 CEPTS."
l"ine
'-\lummum \·:is1 1ng' ..tol'\h i 'O.CIC "erc '1ok'n
from the Oll'I. ( nrp . ln7fl l Hale' l>m l' Thr 11\<'tl "*'
dtM'O' rl\'d \\ ednc"h" .1nJ 1~ bchl'' \'d 10 hive OC\ urr\"J
dunna tht' r''"' monlh 0 Someone brolr.c into a Jttp C'hcm .. c:t parted tn a
\Iles lot •'' 4~ <\11111 Crn1rr Dn"r and ~tole th(' car')
\tCl'C'O I lM .ind 1ta111aie "ctt' c~11ma1«1 11 SS.000 The
break-in °''uru•d l'\rt"-<'t'O 10 am. TucW) and .30
p.m. WednC'~:t' 0
" 19"t> To ot• s1a11on waion ""h roof t'KU w" st•n ncar the 1n1rrs«11on of lrv1nc C'cntcr and Lakr
fortt\ dn\e'll bel"«n 11 a.m and I l .)()pm Wedntt-
day. a
~ man c\poscd himself near thc-J1nercne s1ud10.
4620 Bamnca Parl."a . \\<cdncsdl) mom1nt-
Thr rc.11 ht1'n"' pl,111· "ti' ''"11·11 li11m a \k~'t\lt'
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named Joc and •ht•n "11d . "Tell him the thutl ell~
D Ten l"U\lnm-madr fh h•n• n.~s and rttl ~nh J
total of S.!.0110 "<'IT \lnlt'n l,t'f 1 i ·foot bolt <krl.tJ
al 11\'tl end r .. ,, & ff\mt a
A. 1'·H•111-.1ld "'"m"n m 11\c ·HllO bloc._ of Hdana Wa~ ha' f('\'C'l\\'\I numch111\ phone calh f r th<' lut t1tto
month\ from ·' "om.ar\ "'ho u ll h~ \)~n.r natnt'1
and \41d ontr. "l \)() h;uJ mu Clln'I holJ an 10 your
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Judge or9ers
redistricting
plan in LA
. LOS ANGELES -A fcdc
Judge gave the Los Angeles Coun
~rd of Superv1SGrs a 20-day dea
hne Th~rsda) t~ submit a plan
rcm~pp1~g d1stncts to provide H
panics Wlth representation and era
ballot box discrimination.
U.S. District Judge David K
1 nyo.n. w.hosc ruling Monday in
voting nghts suit could affect N
vember election'>. declared. "I
beh~e 11mc rs 1mponant here."
.He warned. that if the supcrv1so
fail to meet his dtadhne. he will "
whatever is necessary" to 'devi~
redistricting plan.
. Kenyon suaaested that the supc
visors hold more than their ttgul
meetinas to draft a prop<>sal to
presented to him on June 27.
"I want to make 1t clear." sa
Kenyon. "this as a deadline. Aft
that the roun will feel free to
whatever is nettssar)' to come
with a plan."
Supervisor Mike Antonovic
who attended the federal court he
ins. told reponers he thouaht
days was "'sufficient tame in whi
to hold pubUc heanna.s on the issu
Antonovich is one of the boa
conservative majority which vot
to pppeal Kenyon's decision ma
dauna new districts. Att~ey Marc Rosenbaum oft
Amencan Civil Liberties Unio
which joined tht U.S. Justice
part1:i\Cnt lawsuit on the matter. u
heanna.s could be t)cld immediatel
"Mr. Antonovtch could hold pu
he h~ftll tomorrow and all of nc
week tf hf wanted to:• said R
nblum.
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Trump, Griffin In ·same rocky boat
8y JOYCI M. ltOSINlllRG ,.,.,........,_
NEW YORK -They fouaht one another
for months. each tryin~ to carve out a better deal
a1 t~ey battl~ ovef R~ns International Inc. and ns· lucrative Atlantic Ci1v casinos.
Now, 1wo years later, Merv Griffin and
Donald Trump both find themselves in the same
rocky boat as other big spenders who acquired
too much debt alona with the properties th..., bou&ht. . ~,
lheir separate pliahts arc ir-0nic for two
businessmen accustomed to ridina high on their
ability to cut a de.al.
May_ 27. tht') reached an aarccmtn1 that aave
Griffin the company and a hefty debt bill. h alao
p ve Trump what he really wanted -Resons·
crown jewrl. 1hr Taj Mahal casino then under
connruc1ion in Atlantic .City.
Griffin soon found the Rrsof'\s deal wasn't
thr dream he'd been lookina for. Resorts lost
business to newer casinos in Atlantic City, and
the company suffered from poor manaaemenl
and deterioratina facilities.
The company found it wasn't aeneratina
enough cash 10 pay its bills. includ ina interest,
and eventuall y landed in bankruptcy court.
Trump confirmed earlier this week he is
neaotiatina with major banks who arc doublful .
that he can handle the billion-dollar debt he ran
up buyina big real estate and casino properties.
~•Ddd T,_....,..,,, Griffin
h was a hard fall for Griffin. who became a
millionaire with his Merv Griffin Enterprises
production company and by puuina totether an ox tensive ponfo(jo of broadcastins and rcaJ estate
propenies.
The developer hasn't missed any pavmeots.
But ·his lenders, made c.autious . by the m:ent s~le of failures of overleverqed firms, want
assurances· that he can meet his obliptions
despite the stagnant real estate and casino mar-)cets.
tWO years l&O, It WU I Clash Of e&OS. ·
Finl they .. Wed one another to take over
the casino operation. Trump, who held 88 per-
cent of the company's votina stock, was trying _to
buy the rest of tbe company when G riffin
submitted a compe1ina bid.
Griffin was used to beins in the limelipt.
showing up at bi& Hollywood partin and ldtina
his picture in the newspapers. This latest pub-
lici ty is not tht' kind he's souaht.
Meanwhile. Griffin's lawyers were in
bankruptcy coun in New Jersey on Monday as
a federal judge gave 1enta1ive approval IO a plan
to restructure the $927 million in debt Resons
has been saddled with since Griffin bought the
company from Trump in 1988.
Griffin. 1hc entenaincr-1umed-busincssman,
look 1he developer to coun. Bui even1ually the
pair began 10 nego1ia1e on a buyout of Resons by
Griffin.
The samr can be said for Trump. New
York's wunderkind developer.
Trump first made a name for himself by
laking the failing Commodore Hotel in midtown
Manhattan and •urning II into the alitzy Grand Hvau in thr 1970s.
Trump and Griffin both pride themselves on
being shrewd businessmen and clever strategists.
When they tangled during the spring and swnmer
They reached one deal in April. but it
collapsed May 11 in recriminations. Trump
accused Griffin of fa iling 10 line up financing;
Griffin coun1er-accused Trump of seeking las1-
minute changes.
A week la1er they were 1alking again. and on
· Other projects in Manhauan soon followed.
including 1hc even glitzier Trump Tower sky-
scraper near Central Park. He bought casinos an
Atlantic City including Resorts, built apartment
buiJdings in New York. and acquired lht city's
famed Plaza Hotel.
Stocks suffer· third day of losses
NEW YORK -Stock pri~ gave over-the-counter market. 101aled
around in a sluggish session Th~ l 93.3S million shares.
day, postina their third straight loss Stock traders appeared 10 draw
since the market reached a record cautious conclusions from acti \li ty
hi&h at the stan of the week. in the bond marke1. wh1;re ~ccs
ihe Dow Jones average of 30 were little chaniC(i to slightly higher.
industrials dropped 14.32 to Yields on lona-1erm Treasury bonds
2,897.33, extending its decline over hovered in the 8.43 perccnt-8.46
the last three sessions to 37.86 percent ra.nae.
points. Over the past several weeks gov-~lining issues ou1numbered ad· emment bonds have recovered
vances by about 4 10 3 in na1ionwidr about haJf the ground they lost as
trading of New York Stock Ex-interest rates rose earlier in the year.
chanae-listed stocks, with 638 up. That has evi~ently .Pro.mp~ed ~oney
8S2 down and 528 unchanged. managrrs at anvcstma msmu ions 10 -¥ohune-oo-t~the Big-pamp=S0111c or·Uiffi re.
Board came to 160.42 million serves into Moclli.
shares. aaainst 164.02 million in thr Bui o.ver • ~t cou~ '1f days
previous session. Nationwide. con-uncertainly JIM nidentJ¥)ncreated
aolidated volume in NYSE-listed is-• over whttbs ratiea can ieep 8')ina
sues. including trades in th ose stocks down. • ,
on regional exchanges and in the Broken also say millivinp persist
'\ls•: ('0,IPOSITt· TH .\ '\S \("1'10'\S
over the chances for a rccovery any
time soon in profits of companies
whose fonunes arc closely linked to
the domestic economy.
The Federal Reserve has indicated
i1s reluctance to shift to a mort
stimulative credit policy even
though the la1es1 s1a1istics show
slower-1han-cxpccted growth in
busi ness activit y.
Precious-metals stocks were
broadly lowrr. extending 1heir recent
slide as the price of gold remained
under pressure. ASA Ltd. fell 111, 10
44%'a: American Barrick Resources 'la
to 2: omes e ming to
163/•: Saule M®ntdfh Gold l/• to
11 llJ. and Newmont Gold I Ya to
39¥ •.
USX dropped V. to 33Ya. The
company said a vo1e coun1 showed
that shareholders rejected a proposal
from C'arl Icahn.
-By rte Atuclatftl Pm•
NEW YORK (AP) Jun. 1
'-'SDAQ St'l.'tlARl
Friday, June I , 1llO Al
Federal Reserve's . ..
No. 2 man to quit
WASHINGTON -Manuel H. Johnaon unell.pectcdly an-
nounced his rcsianation Thursda)' from the No. 2 job 1t the federal
Reserve, crea1ina a kry openina a1 an aaency often criticized by the
Bush adminis1ra1ion for kttpina interest rates too hiaJt.
Johnson. 4 1. said he planned 10 return 10 an academic career.
The Aug. 3 dcptnurc will give President Bush tht chance to
make another appoantmen1 to 1he seven-member 00.rd that directs
thr nation's moneiary policy.
Tbe admanmra1ion at various umes ih past months has been
openly critical of tht:. Fed:i effons 10 restrain inflation by keepina interest ra1es htgh.
Thett was a published rc~n in March quotina an ••med
Bush adviser as sayina the prn1den1 was "mad 11 hell" with Fednal
Rescrv. Chairman Alan Grftn$pan and would not reappoint him 11
chainnan. .
8"5h la1cr insi11ed tftert was "no bubblins war" with Green-
spah, but left the clear impttSSton he wouJd like to see more
agretlive action on the pan of the Fed 10 lower inttrest raies.
Analysls said it was hltely that Bush would IPJX!int someone to ~fed who would be more IJl'leuble to the adm1ni1tration's pleas
for lower interest rates.
-This admmisuation has been jawbonina the Fed on and off for
some time fo r a looser monetary J?Olicy," said.Ktnnelh Guenther~
the Independent Bankers Assoc1auon of Amenca. "They want lower
interes1 raies because they don't want the economy movina into a
recession." T
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u4 ow "•Y to bve /u l1 ,,,,. l•IAJM. a.ttn ma
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mHU(e, • very ~nouJ mHUle. Wiit lte "Oii lie
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ltere, tltere aod everytrbere to foe•• eaclt Frld•y OD
lllow you are expresila1 yo111'1el/.
By VIDA DEAN
Oollly Noc Co"e.........,
The "lcl's do lunch" bunch, not to t>e confused
with the "lad1l ~ who lunch" bunch, were out in full
fo rce on Tucsd.t}. lt was Election Day, and Antonello's
R1storante Ill 'outh Coast Village was packed. The
ate!} pro' 1dcd a great place for watching how the
rofessional people arc dressing.
Chns Lane. audit manager of Arthur Anderson,
r' inc. one of the early arrivals. showed up looking
•cry dapper 1n a li~htw~ight wool muted plaid double
rcasted suit b) B1anch1.
"I do m} o"'n shopping at.several different stores
nd I work \\tth a clothes budget. I don't watch for
les. but I probabl} should. One thing I have noticed
ecentl~ 1s tha1 suits arc St} led o;o that they require less
Iterations."
Joining Lant· for lunch was Andrew Parnes, c9n-
trollcr for ~tandard Pacific in Costa Mesa .
.. , almo\t "ore a double-breasted suit today.''
ommcntl'd Parn'-'" "'ho also dcxs his own shopping
and v.a<, atmc<l 1n dar"-. pini.upe suit by Jones of New
IYor"-.. How much doco; hl' pend for a suit?
"Well. I won't go as high as a thousand." '
, Luq 01,en had shopped at Nordstrom for the
Baldanta 1v.o-p11:n· "'h11e and nav} hnen suit she chose
, to "car for lunch ""h lkm Prcslc' .
.. , shop atx1ut four times a ~car and usuall} spend
ai. much on <,pnn~ dothc' as "inter clothes. I look for
clothe\ w11h :J hu!.1ncs.-. lot>k. }Cl feminine. I don't want
'tl} look h"-.e a man." said petite Olsen. president of her
: o"' n go' crnmcnt and pres\ relations firm 1n Newport
'Bcal'h .
.. I hop tor J prole\'ilt>nal look. usuall) sutts. but
I h~e bnght rnlor.-.:· s~11d Prcslc~. president of her own
rnmpa"' that hand ks campaign fund-ra1s1ng. financial
' record~ and d1l>dosure reporting. She had shopp<.-d with
'\Ul'Cl''>S and ''a' "eanng a mangold-colored Christian
Dim -.ii"-. \Ult \ bright orange and blark scarf was u~d
at her net"-.
f.kt 1111n J,I\ "a' a "'"Id da' ·· for Dianne
\l. hv.an-1 ''ho ". 1n campaign m~nagt:mcnl. She wore
'>hl'c:r gold and hlad. leopard pnn1 J3Ckl't and skin
tl·aml·d v.11h ;1 hl.K"-. hloU\l' and kopard trimmed
pump• ..
"I loun d th1' .11 C 1oldl·n ( 1alkon boutique 1n Dana
Pv1nt Tti\· 1:nlU'.l' 01ufiu o1.llldtn& 1•arnngs .and hoes ..
v.a' aboul S2211 I hh· to ha'c fun wtth fashion .
\omc11mc' \H·an ng '>Ult'> Jnd 'omcttme' Jeans and
boot\"
Suml' rx·nr k h ;l\ c tr<tdlll\111\ w11h ln'ih1on~ and
'hopr1ng'
.. I hu' J Ill''' \u11 tor l'H'n l'lcct1on da\ ." said
Etkl•n Padtx·rg ''ho came: lo lunth in a :--.1i)on suit
\t~kd v.11h r>IJ1tl l·ll ~l'I \.\Ith largl' pearl huttom and a
; \Olt-plcatl·d '~1n
··1 hJd 111w h11ur 1n '-ord\tmm lo find 1h" I do
.i lot ol m' 'h11r r1ng JI m1dn1ght from a \p1cgcl
l:ltJlug ..• uldl•J lhl· r>ol1 t1 l JI ton-.ultanl "I lh1n"-. men
1udgl' \l.11ffil'O h' "h.11 1hn "'l'ar ..
I lw ""nwn ''l' tJ l"-.l·d "''h Ith· Ill ''car '>Utts. but
·-------lkt.•• f)dY,.-#11 1tw ~\!fi.' tailored one\ ,..,.
"I A\;J ll l .1 r>1t>ll·\\11111.1I lll11k. but km1n1nc ... '>a1d
~1J n ~arnham "h" \\Oil' JO .\nnc Klem blouse with
, J hlad1. f lkn f 1.ll \ \"-.lrt f hl' 3lCOUlll C\CCUll\e from
lluhhard "m.tl l.. jgcnl~ lunt hcd \\1th Lil~ Cooper of
1 '-l'" lfoml''I m.1g.111ne "ho wore a linen Cit} shons
I \Ul t
: ·-rm not too drcs'>\. JU\t a ( ahforn1a-g1rl t}pc and
1 I gll 'hopping ahout onl c a "eek.'' added Cooper. wh o
: ,,11d .1hou1 S \tJO "'ould tx· ht.•r hm1t for a work
' l'll'>l'mhlc ··t h~l· l 11\ 'hon<> I '"ort.• a short 'IUll to "ork
fl'lcnlh hut IP J1dn't 1h1nk the~ were professional
t•no ugh lnu~111~ l11r me:· admitted County Supervisor
llam c11 \\ ll'lil'I v.hn lundll'd 1n a white l>tlk suit and
rt·d \"ti "-. hl11U\l' v.11h a JC"' cl l.'ncruc;tcd elephant pendant
Jnd Rt\.\\ 'IX'll,1 tor\
1 hl' lund1 hunt h "a" greet~d b\ t\\O cqualt)
tac,h111nJhk· v.nntl'n -manager Lana de Sah o and
"ion\J l.rn111 .1"1'1.1n1 manager De Saho chose an
l'ggpl.1111 wl11fl·d I 11 C la1hornc wtth gold JC\'l:lr} and
l.t11111 "•" '111.1rt l11u"-.1ng 1n ~in [,an Picon cn'>l'mble -
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Daily Pilot photos by Spencer Grant
Dianne Schwartz. Supervisor Harriett Wieder. hlJ, i.. .ind '""'(' h1111nd,1001h "I"-blou\(,' and black Sonya lannl and Lllna Oe-
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Bats are simply
rats with wings
Df \R .\ "11'1 I .\NOER"i I ha'<.'
"a1ted 10 \l'ar\ lo wn tl' th1 'i k ttcr
Thanks for thl· pcrfet t opponun11~
The c;uhJcct '' ba1•1.
I am c;1ck and tared of hearing that
bat<> arc harm le!>\ h11k cn:ature' that
ha'r h<:en getting a hum rap all the~
\l'ars and. 1f g1,cn a t·hant·c:. would
ma"-.l' gn~at pct\.
On .\pnl 17. 1977. -while -working
1n .\u'il1n. l l"<:t'i. I wao; atlacked h)
a bat that appeared out of nowh<.·rc.
bit me on the shouldt'r. Ile-"' awa}.
returned 1n a fc" ~cClnds and ..ank
11\ tccth into the bad of m) nC<'k.
I "a' 1mmcdiatrl> ta"-.en to an
emergency n·nter and given a
tctanus shot plu'i a scrie'i of '>hot!'.
which I had to takl· 1n the stomach
ever) da) for 21 da)s. I was allergic
to those shots. "h1ch tel\ me lcgall}
bhnd and. hearing-1mpatrcd. (I was
29 years old at the 11me.)
The cnttcr that bit me wu~ one of
tho!IC o-called'"harmlcs"i .. fruit hats.
You would be doing )Our rcadcr'i a
great favor b) printing this
-C L.B .. \usltn
Dear C.L.B.: Youn 11 oae of do1-
ea1 of letters doc.mealla1 miser-
able e1perleace1 wltll fnll bats, tlle
vartet1 tOt1ted t• be urmla1.
Baf1were11ever very llllp oa my
1111 p1nde, bet after readla1 a stack
ef letters 1lmllar to yo.,11 I ""Id
llke It kao•• tllaC I llave H laterest
la J•l••1 a bac clab aor do I waac
a bet lloa1e fer my frHt lawa.
DE'\R -\N OER : I am
11111 boiling :.bout the ad\ ICC )OU
p ve the woman who was taking
care of her mother-in-law-for free
when the old fad)' hod :.mct<1 and
could "ell afford 10 pay a rca1vcr.
A' 1( that "crt'n't enough. thC'
elder!> "oman had another w n 1n
town ""ho wa~ well·h«led. but ·he
never offt·r~d o dame to case the
burden and h1\ wife dad ab~olutcly
nothing 10 JIH the (arCgl \.Cf I hit Of
rehcf.
Toda people arc "' 1ng longer
which mean\ that children 1n. tM1r
Ann
Landers
5Ch wi ... ind 70s arc 1akin$ care of
cltkrh parents. Th1i. as as 11 should
be. but v. hen fhe clderl)' person has
financial mc:an ... 11 makes no sense
for a daughter-in-law who 1s s1rugl-
1ng to earn the whole load.
The "n'ter who <itgned herself
"Angl)" made 11 plain that she
rci.ented being enslaved. yet you told
hrr. "Continue to do what you kf'IOW ·
1s right... Why should she? f°he
nouon that vanue 1 its own reward
went out "tth the bustle and the
h:11p1n . Wake up. kiddo. and Join the
20th century. Generally )'Our advice
1s nght on the money hut this time
you wen: nowhere'.
-Chattanooga
Dear Cllal: I a1n reopealq .. I•
IHH MCHle •lace I latt .tealt wltll
II I bve rttelved a INtrrap el
letters from re .. en •Ito, lllle yH,
believe my advice wa1 flawed, at
best, if aot dowart11tt IMty.
DE-\R ANN Recent!)' I won a
baseball pool at a local pub. When
I went 10 pie\ up m) winnings. the
bar owner §81d." rcn't you aoina to
bu} 11 round for the ~r?" I Yid.
"No. I don't l..now these people."
The gu) louddenl got an attitude
problem and wud. ''That 11 not
pr~pcr tlar ct1q!!_ctlc ••
T he dnnk' "ould havr cost me at
lea t S p. Wa'l I wrona?
-Rockland. N. Y
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en.
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Orange COMt DAILY PtLOT /F"*I, June I, ..
South African
action welcomed
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -President F.W. de JC.1etk•1
liftin1 of the national 1ta1e of ernerwency wu welcomed Tbwtday
by world leaden but drew aome domestic criticism for IC)iQI too fAr
-or not far enoup.
The African National Conpeu, the blllck nationalist poup that
hu •s>earheaded the anti-epartbeid movement. called the aovem-mcnt action1 "balf measures."
Ri&ht·wina wbitet, on the other band, inaenlified their critidlm1 of de Rlerk.
NATO
looks at
own future -
TURNBERRY, Scotland -
NA TO on Thursday took a fresh
look at its future in a Europe of
receding East-West tensions, and
British Prime Minister Marpret
Thatcher Ufled members to hold
onto "sufficient nuclear weapons
and the means of deliverina them ...
Yet Mrs. Thatcher. on her war. to
Moscow to sec President Mikhail S.
Gorbachev. conc1u4ed Europe faces
a "new situation created by Soviet
troop withdrawals" and the prospect
f>f a new agreement to reduce U.S. aiM1 Soviet conventional forces.
Secretary of State James A. Baker
reponed he found the Soviet
de about enrollina a unified
any in the North Atlantic
y Organization "much more
uraging" since Gorbachev held
tummit talks in Wasbinaton last
week Wlth President Bush.
-•7Tt.A.aedalMPrw
ey-.a1nn ...........
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
-President F.W. de Klerk on
Thunday ended the 4-year-old na-
tional 1ta1e of emertency that had
included some of tbe harshest politi-
cal restriction• ever imposed &y the
country'• white rulen.
The end of the national emera-
ency helpa peve the way for black-
whiae neaotiatjons on di1mantlin1
apenheid. But de 'Klerk uid viol-
ence-tom Natal Province will re-
main under emertency rule.
"The net reslj.lt of the liftina of the
Rite of emertency i1 that one of the
main 1tumbli_nc blockl (to con1titu-
tional nqotiataons) has been re-
moved," de Klen told Parliament
in Cape Town.
In Paris, African National Con-
aress leader Nelson Mandela said de
Klerk's action wu "a victory for the
people ... both black and white."
But he 11id he would continue to
urp Western aovemmcnt1 to main-
taan economic sanction• qainst
South Africa, and he criticized the
retention of the state of emCf)ency
in Natal.
The White House welcomed de
Klerk's move, callina it a sian of
"the remarkable prosreu" in recent
monthl in South Africa.
Ri&ht·wint whites, who have op-
posed recent reforms. criticized the
action.
Durin& the state of emeraency,
more than 30.cm activist1, most of
them black, were detained without
cbarae for varyina lenaths of time.
Thousands more went into hidlna
aft.er former President P. W. Botha
imPOSed the restrictions on June 12,
1986.
About 300 actjvists were beina
held under the emeraency rcau-
lations as of Thursday, most of them
in Natal.
In anoouncin& the end of the state
He told foreign ministen from IS
Western nations that the shift was I EldUIM Dul Actloll• .........
"more of a change of spirit" than . pts l"P Iola 1MMfarnW cltlft MANUFACTURER'S REDUCTION
anything Soviet Foreian Minister ~
iduard A. Shevardnadze said to him Prt-& oelt..lfttl f*lc IGftltm_ 1i..._~ifteally-eHheir meetina T"Unday l+--d:::a.~--nat fOUlld on most mldllnn "Tl1&ht in Copenhagen, Denmark. ,.,..,_,
&ker made his c-0mments during
a private session. They were dis-
'dosed by a senior official.
The allies reaffirmed their c-0m-
mitment to NA TO membership for
the unified Gennany and also "try
to meet the legitimate needs of the
Soviet JOvemment so they don't feel
isolated," a senior U.S. official said
later Wednesday.
"The Soviet Union has to gcLover
the idea of seeing NA TO as an
enemy and sec NATO as a panner,"
said the official. who bnefcd Ameri-
can reponers under rules guaran-
teeing he would not be identified.
-By TW A.,«Jald Preu
Moynihan
out selling
his SS plan
W A HJNGTON -Sen. Daniel
Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y .. tried to
l sell has plan to cut Social Security
taxes to h1gh-lcvcl budget nego-
tiators Thursday but got a mixed
reaction, pan1c1pants said.
Moynahan visited the sixth
session of private budget talks be-
tween Bush administration officials
and congressional leaders. The
bargainers spent most o f the day
discussi ng the po s1b1hty of cutting
federal benefit programs in order to
reduce the budget deficit. with their
discussions focusing on technical is-
sues. No offers were exchanged.
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of etnCfltl\CY, de IOert allo Wdj the proa~ for Olber reforms.
He laid the aovemmeat wu
1iderina chan,rs to 1eeurity laws
lbat "could poslibly inhibit the free
conduct of peaceful politic:a.. and
said he wu takina unspecified """
tion1 that would allow thousands of
exiles to return home.
The ANC says it bas more than
I S.000 exiled memben.
De Klerk also said that u a ''aood
will aesture" he would releue 41
prisoners convicted of politically
motivated crimes. The ANC bu
said tbere arc some 3,SOO inmates it
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-House votes
to override
WA HINGTON -The House
voted 294-123 Thursday to override
President Bush's veto of a bill
authorizjn1 $2 billion for Amtra~
but Senate RCJ)\lblicans stalled et·
fons to slap President Bush with hi1
first veto override.
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Commentary
Deal for Ethiopians
saves 100,000 lives
ly l .J. CUTLER
~ith ~~mmit conf~rences now being reviewed like Broadway
openings. it s not surpnsing that Presidents Bush and Gorbachev
find themselves faulted by pundits and pols for laying an cg in their
efforts to ~ove fo~ard on Germany, Lithuania and arms control.
What 1s surpnsing, though, is how little credit the critics five
them for an unprecedented superpower deal that can save the lives
of betwcen.100.000 and I million people. most of whom have never
beard of ctther president.
~e potential victims. who may be snatched from death by starva~10~. have the misfortune to live in northern Ethiopia. scene o~ A~nca s longest and pcrh~ps cru~lest war. The prot.agoni5ts arc the
cnm.anally brutal co~muntst regime of Lt Col. Mcng.istu Haile ~anam and the Entrcan people, who have been fighting for
independence fro m Addis Ababa since 1962.
Me~istu 1s q~ite talented at using mass starvation of civilians
as ~ m1htary tactic and executing his senior officers whom he sus~ts. oil.en nghtly. of plotting against him. Unfortunately for
M~ngastu, his .hea.dless army loses most 6attles against the ragtag
Entreans d.espite 1t~ piles of modem Soviet weapons.
. ~wenng. the d!ctator's chance of survival is a second rebellion
an T1grc .Provm ce, J.ust south ?f Eritrea. UnJike the Eritrcans who
___ ,. -acck ~1F o.w~atten. the T1giea11 goenilln want to overt row
Mengistu and impose their own more rigid communist system on
the country. ·
In February. the ~ritrea~s captur~d the key Red Sea pon of
Massawa. thr~ugh which United Nations and private food relief pa~sed. Mengastu responded by bombing the city, interrupting food
shipments to both government and rebel areas.
Enter Gorbachev. After pouring billions down the Ethiopian
rathole, he concluded that Mengjstu could never win the war. He
has thrcat~ned to cut the colonel's arms supplies next year and. at
the summit, accepted a humanitarian bargain from Bush.
. The United States will furnish rict and sorghum, and Moscow
will. u~ its AN-24 transport planes in Ethiopia to fly the food to
fan1'ine areas. That will ht-a military setback for Addis Ababa since
the planes had been ferrytng troops and weapons to battlefields.
In add1t1 on, Moscow has twisted Mengjstu's arm to stop
bom~tng Massawa and to allow food to move throu&h the port. It
also 1s trying to settle the war through UN taJks. but the effort S«ms
too late: The Entreans are massing to seize Asmara. the provincial
capital. which essenually will liberate their homeland.
The Bush-Gorbachev moves to shut down a bloody and
senseless war should. but may not. serve a s a model for ending other
Third World conflicts that have o utlived their Cold War rationales.
The Soviet Union is spending perhaps $5 billion a year, which
its failing ('COnomy can ill afford. to prop up unelected, unpopular
Marxist regimes 1n AfJ.han1stan and Angola. Both arc threatened by
anti-<.:ommunist guemllas.
Logic and an empty pocketbook should convince Gorbachev
that he has better things to do than cling to such vestiges of empire.
He would find Bush more than willing to help him save face and
end the two disputes through free elections.
B.J. C.ller 11 lorrlp alf•ln coloma11t for ,.e 0rd6e Coa11
Dally Pllol.
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Foley:
With no
pain,
no gain
It)' ANN McRA nEllS I
WASHINGTON -The most im-1 pon.ant Democrat in Coqrns bat
JUSt celebrated his first year in the
Job and is fccling a bit hassled.
House Speaker Tom Foley, 0-
Wash .. glowing with a Barbldos tan
and victorious from a 65-pound-plus
weight loss campaign, has been
doina a lot of anniversary thinking
about the f uturt' of the country.
What he has to say is important.
A year ago Foley was tapped by
his colleagues to carry on when Rep.
Jim WriJht of Texas became the
first speaker 1n U.S. history to rcsian
in disgrace. felled by outrage over-
his financial dealfogs.
Since then Foley has been praised
for having toned down the partisan
rancor in the H ouse and damned for
his cautiousness and, some say, ex-
cessive courtesy to George Bush.
"People say to me, 'You ou&)lt to
be the constant daily ~WF of
Gcorae Bush. You ought to get up in
the morning and figure out what you
can say or do to embarrass the
president or obstruct the president
or whatever.· But that is not my
concept of the JOb," Foley says with
feeling..
No compromises needed
to solve Germany issues
First of all, Foley and Bush ICt
t11latton of a brand-new state lntO "aJong well. They like each o ther's
which two old states lhrew in their prudence. amiability, sense of
old fumtture St-cklng a new design. humor and relaxed good-old-boy
We are no t lo think of what 1s about politicking.
The German question. which hov-
ered over the summit conference
with such obdurJcy. kaves un-
answered the very interesting ques-
tion: Who is going to decid:;,;;e~w,..:.;h:;;a..:..:t? _______ --it-'!
• ._ Bcgiir wittrt:ne ue1tion o L e
rights of conquest. Eugene Rostow.
former undersecretary of state. for-
mer dean of the Yale Law School.
rem inds me, in connection with a
proposal recently made in this
column that Israel might just as well
assen the nght of conquest over the
West Bank as conttnuc 1n the
propnetal) fo.&: that nghts of con-
quest are trad1ttonally retained only
if maJor powers recognize these
nghts.
One thinks. for instance. o f
O ktnawa. which we conquered by
the copious expenditure of Ameri-
can blood. Fo r a while. no one
doubted that VIC could rule 10
Okinawa -as. for a while. we ruled
1n Japan. But 1n the passage of time.
the desire of Okinawa 10 be rt'-
patriated to Ja·pan made tts way felt
n the democratic ethos: So. after :?6
years. ~e let 1t case out of our
control. There wasn·t all that much
pressure o n us to do so. but probabl)
there would have been 1f we ltod
hung on another decade or two.
We conquered Germany every bit
as decisively as the Russians con-
quered Germany. and we gave that
pan of Germany over which we
governed its independence 1n 1955.
I 0 years after 1he war. Yet the ,
operative presumpttons in summit-
talk seem to be that the So\ 1et
Union. 35 )ears after we gave up
West Germany. retains rights in East
Germany.
Now the Soviet Union has ob-
vious JUnd1cal problems in main-
taining this. For one thing. to do so
flies 10 the face of the Helsinki
Accords. in which the So\'lct U nion
recognizes the nght of self-rule. And
then of course there were the scnal
pronouncements b) Gorbachev dur-
ing the pcnod when he was giving
Wllllam F.
Buckley Jr.
b1nh to glasnost. tn which he re-
corded his own pos1t1on o n self-
government. Not merely Soviet
rhetonc. given that 1n the fall of
1989 the Red Arm) stood by while
the Eastern satellite empire fell
apai'l.
So then: What arc So\ 1el "nghts"
tn East German). "here 1t maintains
330.000 troops?
Onl) such nghts as the Soviet
Union (ai assens. and b) can get
Jwa) with asserting. To Judge the
reaction to an importunate Red
Arm) on the da) after un11ication.
consider the co ntell.t. strategic and
psychological:
(I ) What are the 17 Soviet
d1v1s1o ns 10 East Germany supposed
10 do? March against Berl10. if Ber-
lin emerges as the capital of Ger-
man y? How are these div1s1ons
going to be supplied'.' T he onl~ wa>
to reach them from Russrn 1s across
the whole of Poland. or via Czecho-
slovakia. or Austria. As a practtcal
matter. we can d1sm1ss a m1htar.
land operation against German} ct'-
fected hy I 7 isolated ov1cl
divisions.
(2) Any move b~ the '1et m1lt-
tal) would be an act of aggression
against -West German). v.h1ch 1s
a mem ber of A TO. We need to
remtnd ourselves that East German\
peu11oncd West German) for 1n·-
corporat1on. or 1f )Ou prefer. rein-
corporation. into the federated Ger-
man state founded I :!O years ago
This 1s very different from the dis-
to ha n a h~ewm·alen o~"-'---'.~'oAd lh.aJ.._FoJey:..S conccp~ .. ..._ _ _..,1 onst1tut1on following the bc10g speaker as to try to make
Anicles of Confederation. The gov-government work, to find areas of
emment of Bonn 1s receiving a agreement. It itets discouraging.
petitioner and agrceanj lo re-extend old borders. The Soviet U nion has "Someone said there ought to be
zero authority over what is done by someplace to put us between elcc-
the governmem of Bonn. So what is tions because elections is what we do
Mr. Gorbachev go10g to do to put really well." he said drily. "We',c
teeth in his disruptive chatter? not very good at government. We
Clearl) the o nl) weapon he has is shouldn't have to muddle up the
psychological. If the leaders of East governmental process an between
and West German). and of N "-TO. four-year elections:·
were Slmpl) to ignore everything But he's not so gloomy as one
Gorbache' said about requ1nng might thank. "I think we arc going to
Bonn to d1ssoc1atc from <\TO -make the transition from a highly
v. hat C'\'.aCth v.ould be lhe Soviets' dcfensc-onented economy to a more recour~? Shon of forthnght threats domesuc economy pretty well. 1
to use not its rdatl\,el) impotent 17 think this country can do that as
d1 v1s1ons 10 East German~. but us well as any country in the world." he
m1asm1c lirepower o nginat1ng m the sa1d.
.,Soviet U nton itself -nothing. And
we must assume that the SoVlet
Unton has not traveled this far on
the road to geopoh11cal reality sud-
den!) to decrde that the time has
come to launch a nuclear war.
From which we deduce. safely.
that thC' So\'1e1 U nion has work10g
for 11 onl) poh11cal bluster -the
kind of thing that makes Amcncan
and European mrlqut·toasts shudder.
and wake up in the morn10g with the
taste of a nucll·ar cinder in thC'1r
mouths. These are the folk who
come in v.1th "compromises" where
no comprom1~s are needed. The
onJy compromise the Soviet U nion
wants ("inst t upon .. ) is: pulhng
\\'est German) out of N <\TO. Our
ansv.er oughl to be a laconic "No."
unered as Gal) Cooper would have
unered the v.ord. But the lxst way
to sa~ no is to lgnore that the
demand "a" ever made. Just go
ahead w1th our o"n arrangements.
WIJJl•m F. B11dley I• • W•dlq·
toe D.C.-ba.NI ~l11mal1t for ~
Orate Coa11 D•llY PUol.
"And assuming we strengthen our
education and make some public
investments 10 the infrasmacture. l
think we can be competitive ill ~
next decade and century. What iJ
m ore ltoubhng is whether the coun-.
try and the system have the caJ)llciry
to take some occasional rt'trencbiq
steps, steps 1hat involve some SCtlS(
of publtc restraint or public invest-
ment ... for the future .... It may be
that our system is too short term."'
What he is saying. of course. ~
that pohttc1ans who bear the ba4
udmgs about things hke bemorrbq-
ing budget deficits and possibly even
the need for (shhh) tax 1ncrcasn go
down to defeat right fast. a s they say
out in the real world beyond Wash-
ington
Ropald Reagan. ma.ster of ~
lus1on, said the nallon could cat
taxes. mcrcase defense spending and
balan« the bU<iget. With some col-
lus1on from Co~s. in eijht years
he tnpled the natJo naJ debt that had
taken 200 years to accumulate. He
restored Amenca's self confidence
but went o ut of office never admit-
ting to his fiscal mess.
Pilot critics lambaste choices The pubhc Bush stiJI craves no
new taxes, status-.quo defense spend-'"& and a balanced budget. The
pnvate Bush 1s appalled at the size
of the deficit. Together, in the post·
Reagan era the Bushes and Foley•
are lrytng to handle interest p&y•
ments on the national debt. As Folty
notes With despair, debt scrvict
totals almost $200 billion. the fastest
growing government prouam.
To the Editor:
I can't believe m y eyes. Here in
O range County. the most Re-
publican county in these U nited
States. the Dally Pilot places a de-
feated Democrat o n its election cov-
eraJC front page.
Larry A~ran. tfie defeated mayor
of Irvine. 1s on the fro nt page. He
finally found out that a liberal ("pro-
gressive") agenda does not sit well in
conservati ve Orange County when
he got his donkey dropped on Tuet-
day night. Even though Larry was
wise enough to switch the election 10
June. a common low voter turnout
day. he still could not puU it off.
Instead of making a martyr out of
poor larT). why doesn't the Pilot
show a picture of the winner. Sally
Anne heridan?
MIKE YAHL
External Vi~ President
Orange County Young Republicans
0
To the Editor:
A funny thing happened to my
Dally PUot this morning: It aot cu
all over i1s fact (this was before
breakfast). Lesson No. I for a gl'OW·
ina newspaper in Oranac County: Do not endorse liberals and/or their
cronies (i.e. ~ran. Gaido, Coscrove
endorsement Datly Pi&ot Sunday.
June I).
Although m )' subscnption to your
paper has been sbon you almost
made it sboner. Larr)' aran. pani·
san 1>9lil1cs uic:k, is a Fabia.n social~
ist. Groomed by the ACLU. an ackno•ledecd cbamp1on of Tom
Haydtn's pro-mu control Cam-
paip for &ononuc Democracy,
~ with 1'!!: hke .. Think
Olobally, Sue ly.'' au~ bY hbcrals from Santa Mona to New York e~·Mayor A&ran is
..
anathema to Orange ounty.
Regulations tn Irvine arc getting
so cumbersome even he chooses not
to work. While Park bonds. linkage
fees and government controlled tree
planting sell ~ell in Boston and New
York. Irvine residents smelled a rat.
Som~ne mu 1 alwa)s pa:y the piper.
ut's watch Ir. 1ne grow. not ltS
government.
So why did a quas1-conscrva11ve
paper hke yours endorse this man
and his slate" l hof)(' rt 1 not bC'causc
) o u decided to prune your
subscnber hst. From now on let s get
11 "right" 1n Orange ('ount).
Congratulatton to Irvine's new
ma)'Or and ci t) council membt-~
Sally Anne. A.rt and Sa~.
B RRY ZANC:K
Pre 1dent
Orange C'ount\ Young Republicans
Kudos for Wood
To the Editor/Jim Wood
Today In history
Today is Friday. June 8. the I 59th
day or 1990. There arc .206 days left
in the yur.
Today's Highlight m H1 tory:
On June 8. A.O. 632. the prophet
Mohammed died. Mohammed's
teachinp. reconkd 1n 1he Ko~n.
fol"ICd a new rchg1on. I lam.
On thi date:
In t8'5. Andrew Jackson. the
seventh president of the' United Sta~ died tn ash vllk. Tenn.
In 1861. Tennessee lcttded from
lbe Union.
In 1169, Chacaao inventor Ives W.
Mc.()alley ftlCClvcd a patent for a
VKUUm dftner.
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I so cnJO~ your column -you
think h ~e I do'
Refemng spec11i all~ today. your
thoughts and spec11ic article '"New-
pon Temunal.'' I could not agrtt
more. The" renaming our Orange
County .\1rpor1 John WayM Aifl)On
1s ancomprchcns1hle and I have bttn
gnashtni m) teeth tn anger and
frustratton as are man others.
Is 1t too late to do anything about
u? What rould I do? We both know
there is absolutely noth1na we can
do! Love to ha' e h1 tat11e thert' at
the Airport. but not his name.
C'o ngratulatto ns to our new edito r
.. he has do ne a great JOb and we
hkc hjs innovative ideas and
changes
N. POST
e wport Beach
' In 1876. author 1eorge Sand died
10 Nol\a.nt. France.
In I 90S. Ptt 1dent Theodore
Roosevelt olTered to act as 1
mediator tn the Russo-.Japannc
War.
1Today' 8 1rthd1y : Supreme
Coun Ju t1~ 8 yTon White 1 73.
PresidcntSuhano of lndonesaa 1169.
ActresS Alexis m1th 1s 69. First lady
Batt.rt Bush is f>S. ACU'al Dana
Wynta 11 60. ciot Jama Damn aa
S4. inatt aoc Siutra is SO. Mu·
saaan Boz ~is 46. Sanett loo-
nae Tyler 1s 37. ttor Griffin Dunne
is lS.
Both arc pcnurbed that their ef-
forts at a budget summit are beu'I
nd1culed in the press as too little toq
late grandstanding.
Foley blames the press for scelci "I
out ··aut fighting. a little slaslu~.
blood on the floor ... He womcs that
1bett won't ht-proper "induce-
ments" for members of CoDf"CI' to
vote for a budtct comprom11e that
inevitably must involve sacrlt1<111
and equitable pajn,
He aJso blames Reapn's old su~
ly-s1de cronies and tisc.al arcbjtcttt
such as Jack Kemp. who maintains
that deficits don't really matter ID)""
more.
Foley hkens such confused talk to
goina to a dOC'tor who says you ate
overwei&}l1, smoke too much. driA~
too much and don't get eno•
elercisc and that ~ou mu1t stat>
molting and drinkina, lole ~
pounds and run five miles a day by
lhe end of the year.
"So )Ou chanae doctors. Tbe ~
ond doctor, Dr. Swtett.alk. aays it's
all 1n inherited ~ and in ~
there's some cvidencr you'll bt
wonc off tf you strain t.k systent
after all tbctc yean, .. Foley •Yl-
"So what are ~ IDilll 1f
think? That ma~ \k euy coune ' tbe way we oypt to sab.. ..
The mc11 jc of die aew .....
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AIO Orenge Cout DAILY PILOT I Friday, June 8, 1990
NRA tries
to get back
on ·.target
By MICHAEL FLEEMAN
AuoclMM l'r•M Wr-
ANAHEIM -The National Rifle
Association opens its annual con-
vention in an unfriendly state today,
bopin~ to resto~ its influence after
losses an members)"lip and legislative
defeats across the country.
An estimated 20.000 members
will attend the convention in Cali-•
fomia. which last year bucked the
gun lobby and passed legislation
banning more than 50 types of mili-
tary-style assault ri fles.
NRA lobbyist James J. Baker told
a news conference Thursday that
"Lhere's no better place" to have the
association's annual convention.
.. For us to .reschedule a conven-
tion that's been scheduled for a
couple of years si mply because we
had some adverse legislation JUSt
"Would send entire!} the wrong
message ... he said. .
four years.
Baker attributed some of the
membership loss to $10 increase in
dues in recent years. Opponents of
the NRA see a more badJy damaged
organization.
"The National Rifle Association
has suffered enormous losses:· said
Luis Tolley. western director of
Handgun Control Inc. "Over the last
I 2 months you're looking at the
worst period in the NRA 's ex-
istence."
The NRA faces divisions in its
own ranks between members who
feel the group has gone too far and
members who want the NRA to
push harder against gun controls .
One of the NRA's bi~est losses
was in the California legJslature last
year when lawmakers passed and
Republican Gov. Georie Dcu-
kmejian signed a bill banning many
kinds of assault rifles.
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Among events on the agenda is a
membership meeting Saturda) when
the rank and file c3n question
leaders on legislauve defeats in Cali-
fornia. New Jersey. Maryland and
Florida and on problems in the U.S.
Senate.
··1 ,think there's a great deal of
frustration among the membership
based on a 'Cl") tough ~ear ... Baker
sa1d. ·-. .. I think that ~ou're going to
'>ee that fru trauon pla} ed out at the
annual membership meeting ...
The bill was introduced after fi ve
children \.\-ere slai n and :?9 others
were Y.Ounded in a school)•ard b} a
man with an assault rifle. The man.
Patrick Purdy. killed himself at the
end of the Jan. 17. 1989. attack in
Stockton.
California al'>d now requires a 15-
da} Y.a1ting period for the purchase
of rifles and shotguns.
N~e
NRA lobbylst J•m•s B•k•r gys th,r•'• • lot riding on th•
convention th •t b egins tod•y In Anaheim.
The convenuon comes at a crucial
ume in the history of the 2.8
million-member orgai11.iat1on. <\long
v.ith kgislatl\e dt:feats. the NRA has
lost suppon among la" enfo~cml·nt
Jnd ha s lost 240.000 members 1n
Elsewhere .. Ma11 land voters ap-
pro' ed a referendum in 1988 that
ban!> sak and manufacturl' of cheap
handgunl> kn o" n as aturda) Night
Specials.
Th1!1 year in New Jersey. Gov.
James Florio signed what he ~ailed
the na1ion\ strongest ban on sale
and PO se~s1on of assault weapons.
The NRA had 1enuous success
Thursda} Y.hen the U.S. Se nate fail-
ed to stop a filibuster on a broad
anu-cnmc bill wit h new restrictions
on scm1automat1c weapons. Demo·
cratic leaders initially decided the
bill was dead. Later. with support
from Republican leaders. they
sought talks on a compromise.
Baker said NRA r~action was
Happy birthday ·
Barbara Bush
\'1.\SHl"lGTO°' -Barbara Bu'h
1<; marking ha 6jth b1rthda} toda~
doi ng Y.hat 'lhc lo'e" h<-">l' puo;hing li terac~ and n:ading aloud to t·hll ·
dren.
Battle gets closer
.to Liberian capital
The Y.l11 tc-haircd li ri.t lad\ i.a1d
I huro;da\ -.hl' .. couldn'1 rart; 1c .. ., ..
ahout th·c m1k.,tonc.
'>he e' 1nted morl· en thui.1a.,m for
another cH·nt hl.•1ng 1.:t:kbr.atcd
Thur!>da' 'Jt11>nal Read \loud
Da'. .
Mr ... ~u,h, a long11mr cru!.t.ider
for litl'raq. wa<; mark1n~ thl' oc-
lJS1on b~ n·admg llJ l'hlldren on
..\BC'· rv·, "(1ood Morning .\men-
l'a .. Shll\\
Prcs1dl'nl Bush. in a pol111ca l
lund -ra1sing \peech 1n Chirago on
Thur\da) \J1d he had JUSt been on
1he phone "1th .. romorro" ·., b1nti·
da) girl. lhe one ''ho did .. o well at
\\'clll·sll'~ ·· C,t1llel(t'
-By Tbe Associated Press
~101'\RO\ I·\. L1bena -Rebels
.rnd go,ernnll'nt troops hat!l~·c wit h
rocl<.e ts. monar<, and automatic
"capons 1n hl'3' ~ fighting Thursda}
on the huge Firestone rubber plJnta-
twn 25 mill'' ou tside Monro\ 1a.
refugl'l''> and d1plomatl> reported.
F1gh11ng "a'> also reportl'd at Rob-
ensfield lntl·rnat1onal .\1rpon .
whu:h adJ01n!> thl' I :?0,000-acrc,
U S.-manag(·d planrauon.
Thi.' diplomats and refugees <>aid
the go,l·rnmcnt forces appt·arcd to
be mounting an olll-ns1' l' to retake
the rubber plantation. the "orld's
largest. t•aptured b} the rdx:ls earlier
this \\CCI<..
People "'ho tle-d lhl' lighting re-
poned \l•CJng at least one unit of 50
go,ernmcnt re1nfon.l·ment'I mo' 1ng
toward the haulc site.
Prc\ldl•nt Samuel Doc dug in at
his Ol'l'an\lde executive mansion
and was quoted as telling a ll.S.
diplomat on Thur)()a, that lhc re-
bels l.'OUld tal.l' this capital Cit} of
400.IJOO JX'Oplc .. o, er m\ dead bvd\ .. . -
In Washington. the State L>epart-
ment s;i1d Thur\Cla\ that .. due to the
potential thn•at to· hves. all Amen-
cans arc slrongly advised to dcpan
L1bena 1mmed1atcl} ... It said U.S.
official\ h<id arranged '>pec1al com-
mercial ll1ghts
The dcpanment put the total
number of .o\mcncans suit 1n L1bena
as ncarl) :?.000.
l ;.s . and Bm1sh na,al ~hip arc
off L1bl:na IO assist in an} evacu-
ation
-By Tbe Associ•ted Preu
Surf museum opening in blaze of glory
By ROBERT BARKER
O•lly f'llol St•H Wot~•
Hl 'l l"'CrTO!'o BE.\( H -Huntington Beach's
International ">urfing Museum 1s poised to open in a
blaze ol glof) 'urfing oOinals ..aid Thursdt.i).
Thnl' Y.111 be a longboard tournament. a concen
and \trl'Ct Janel'. an cxh1b1t1on uf·wood} automobiles
belonging to earl } da) surlc:r dude\. and a last paddle
around the Hun11ngton Pier. "Which will be torn down t~e da) after l ah<•r Da'
The '>pt·ual l''l·nts '"111 highlight the opening on
.lune 16-1.., ol the nc"' mu~l·um at 41 1 Ohve A\C
The building wai. construt ted 1n the 1930s for
p1om·cr dollor R<Jlph Ha"e" and later berame a home
tor (hark}·, ( hll1 rc~ta urant and later. Safari am's
!'I 1ghtduh
Dl'm<.·aned ac; one of the ugliest buildings 1n the
Ut} aftc_r It'> hard use h} n1ghtcluh patrons. the I. '00-
<,quare-lont hu1lding undeNent a $1 00.000 re·
furb1'>hing paid tor b> the 1edt•velopmcnt a$ency. and
1s no" a thing of beaut). according to Julie Kotsch.
cha1f"oman ol thc surfinf museum foundation's board
of directors.
fhe museum Y.111 sho"ca~ eight decades of surf
memorab1l1a. including tht: bust of Duke Kahanamoku
-the father of \urfing -that was removed from its
place of honor at the head of the pier.
Thr mu-.l'um al'o ha\ on d1spla} a hood ornament
-a replica of a surfo -from Kahanamuku's
L1nct•ln
1 here·'!> al\o a .N-inch board thai. Hawa11an surfers
US\.d hctY.een I 8Q5 and 1910. and other 16-and 17-foot
lt1r~h<1ard' u'~d h} carh surfers in Huntington Beach.
.\luau. a wmw1 b} .. king of the surf guitars .. Dick
Dale. the Y.OOd) d1.,pl<.) and longboa rd surfi ng tour·
namcnt ull get unda wa> Saturda y. June 16.
•\ n0Mul~1r last p;~ddlc around the pier as slated
Sunda· .. Junl' I 7
UNIQUE, EXQUISITE, FUNI
A lcJ(cnd thdt t•ndurc'> gel\ be lier.
fil' cJ p.ut of the soph1s t1cat1oh 1
l l.h\ ,rnd style of Newport Bcdch\
rnu~t d1~tingui<ihcd re~tJuranl.
l>IMl' in I hr r ,1\11ttl cHmo~phN(' of
1h1\ t h1Hm1nJ< C'\tabl1~hmen1 'ic.>rvinJ<
1·~c c'lll'nt ltdlidn c u1s1n{' dnd beverclJ<l'
oltl'11n1< d wine• 11'>1 f11 tor d conno1,scur
(11 the• per\on who JU~t onjoy.-. fin(' wine.
\11d ''" l.i11• 1111t• dining rhc• Villd Nov.1 i~ the pldc e to b<',
. .i ~, ·• 1 ' "'" 111•1•11 Jn cl .1lw.1y' will ht-! 1.V<' 'Nvl' our full menu
Ii w11 'i P \.I until I •\ \11 .ind th<' f)11ino b.lr i\ 1um(l1n·1
,,.".""·'I'·• \\ITI. "'" 011t· dbt•\ 11 hc1tl'r th.in the Villa No..... --.,
'1,;o 0nf'1
If JOU h•v en•t •••n ou~ ••1toont w ttfl • View ..
at the "'Top of the VIII•" you haven't seen New port .. y.
for booking t his private room calf Grelcflen Dal e for lnfor"9atloft.
C11i"I' Sa!Mte ••• ?2euevatl""" ?2ec"111111e11tletl
JtJt Welt Coast Hl9h w•y, Newport •••dt. CA• Oft> The .. ,• f7t4J MJ·7-
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mixed because tt opposed the assault
nfle amendment but supponed
other clements. including a death
penalt} provision.
"I think what you're seeing is in
the U.S. Senat e enough se nators
don't believe that gun control and
crime control had enough to do with
each other to pass a bill that has gun
control in 11." he said.
Man drowns in
count ry club lake
NEWPORT BE.\C'H -A man
estimated to be in his 60s drowned
in a lake at Big Canyon Co un try
Club Thursda} evening. despite
paramedics a11empts to rev ive him.
authoriue<i ..aid.
The Oran~w Count~ Coroner's of-
fi ce wa~ called to Hoag Memorial
Hospital to tn\ csllgatc the death at
about I 0 p.m The man wt.is Lal..en to
the hospital after paramedics pulled
hun from the lake shortly after 8
p.m.
Deputy Bat1a lion Chief Rifk Zac-
caro of the Newpon Beach Fire
Depanment !>aid lire units were
called to 6 Ro~al t. George Place
after the man· wife reponed that he
was 1n tro uhle.
Two paramedics swam out into
the lake along wi th fi ve o r sax oth ers
in a search for thl' man while a
group of 20 to 30 resident!> of the
golf course communll) wa tched
from th e shore.
About I 0 m10utcs later. the para-
medics found the man floating in
a~ut 15 feet of water. After bringing
him to !>horc. the paramedics adm in·
istercd cardiopul monal) re susc1-
tat1on and took him to Hoag.
Zaccaro said he did not know why
the man had venturt·d into the lake
near the I 5th hole.
-By Ille D•llY Pilot
CABLE
From A1
plea!.ed Y.1th thl' bill tha1 th e Senate
committee approved Thursday. es-
pec1all)' a late amendment thal
forces the industry to share signals
wi th satellite dl'ih owners and the
prov1s1on that req uires operators to
charge the sam<.· pnce.
"It's hke telling NBC that they
have to offer 'Thl' C'osb) how' to
the compet1t1on ... he said. And. he
said price regulation "could result 1n
a reduction of programs and serv1c<.·s
that people l'llJOy."
Brennan said the bill calls for a
''tier of basic service.'" but he said
Dimension 1s already planning to
pro' 1de an optional uer of service.
That wa}. Brennan said. people will
suit have an option to get a cheaper
service.
But Senate leaders say the bill is
welcome relief for cable consumers.
"This is a major victory for the
STARS .
From A 1
was suppased to ponray a !"forth·
ern California beach town. called
Laauna "a (>rctty and very col·
orful little c:ty."
The picturesque beach 1s in-
crcastngly sought after by Los
Anaele~ mov1emake~. said ciry
recreation and social services di-
rector ynthia King.
"I've *ottcn a lot of rcQuests
recentl). · sht said. "I've prob-
ably had fi ve today. which is 1
little unusual. Wr probably have
at least one a month."
For "Running Mates."
producer: were look1n1 for a stt-
tina remin15ernt of Carmel. ~id
\Vebtr.Qold. Actually 1oin1 to
tht 'Nonhl'rn California beach
commun1t~ "'Ould ha ve ~n a IOfJst ic~ n1ghtmarr. Wcbcr.Qold
said. •
"Laauna i eloscr, and Its look
is better," ~he added.
Forme r suldler
arrested; a (cused
of selling secrets
WASHINGTON ~ FBI •nts
amsted a former Anny apnt in
Tampa. Fla.. Tbunday ftiaht on
c...... be conspired to pass
1e1Wtive information about the de-
feme of Europe to Hunpry and
Czechoslovakia, the Justice Depan-
ment uid.
Roderick James Ramuy, -28.
worked in West Germany directly
under Oyde Lee Conrad, a retired
U.S. Army seraeant who was con-
victed of treasOn by a West German
coun and ,;ven a life tentence
earlier this week. Ramsay was ar-
rested without incident, the FBI
said.
Ramsay wa.s accused of cons{>irina
to pther and deliver defen!IC infor-
mation to a foreign 'ovemment, the
FBI said. The Jusuce Department
said in a news release that the
information included sensitive plans
for the defenst of Central Europe
and the use of tactical nuclear
weapons by U.S. forces and NATO
\allies.
"We can't give details. but it's fair
to say the information would have
been very useful to the Soviet
Union," U.S. Attorney Roben W.
Gcnzman said at a late-night news
conference in Tampa.
Ramsay was held at • an un-
disclosed location in the Tampa a~
and will appear before a federal
m~gistrate on Friday. Genzman
said.
Neither Guzman nor FBI agents
would say how many people overall
were in volved in the alleged spy
ring. and the Justice Depanment's
announcement referred to the in-
vestigation as "continuing."
Coun papers filed in the case in
Tampa charge that for S20.000
Ramsay gave Conrad the documents
u well 11 technical manuals about
military communications tech-
~ and material about the coor-
dinauon of NA TO forces.
The material was passed to the
Hunprian and Czechoslovakian in-
telliaence services, accordina to the
coun pa~rs.
An affidavit filed in coun and
made available in Washington noted
that in January~ 1986, Conrad vis-
ited Ramsay and pve him a cow
bell. Conrad told Ramsay that any-
one displaying a similar cow bell Was
involved in the spy ring, the af-
fidavit said.
The Justice Depanment said that
several search warrants were being
served by FBI agents in conjunction
with Ramsay's arrest.
Ramsay served from 1983 throUJh 1985 in the 8th Infantry
Divis1on G-3 plans section in Bad
Kreuznach as the assistant docu-
ment custodian, the Justice Depan-
ment said in a news release. The G-3
section of a division is in charge of
the military operations of the unit.
His duties mcluded safeguarding
all classified and military documents
and he held a top secret clearance.
workin& directly under Conrad.
The affidavit ctlarged that in De-
cember, 1985, Ramsay videotaped
hundreds of documents and made
them available to Conrad for their
eventual sale to the Czechs and
Hungarians.
The case was an outgrowth of the
investigation of Conrad. the FBI
said.
FBI Director William S. Sessions
said the investigation was one of the
most complicated of its kind ever
undenaken by the bureau. and the
information passed on was "ex-
tremely sensitive."
Grounded tanker spills
260,000 gallons of oil
BA YON NE. N.J.-An oil tanker
ran agro,und Thursday. spill ing
260.000 gallons of heating oil into a
busy shipping channel between New
Jcrse, and New York. and the first
mate' was arrested for substance
abuse.
It was the fifth major oi l spill in
the area since January.
Football-size globs of 011 washed
ashore on both sides of the Kill Van
Kull wat~tway. which was closed to
ships after the tanker BT Nautil~
hit bottom while docking Thursd3y
morning. Bathing beaches on. New
Jersey's Atlanuc shore weren't ex-
pected to be affected. officials sajd.
The fi rst mate, identified in coun
docuthents as Gregory Frederick
Geoffrey. 52. of Merkse. EnJland.
pleaded innocent Thursd3y night to
charges of operating a vessel under
the influence of alcohol or drugs and
negligent discharge of a pollutant
without a permit.
Hi s attorney. Richard F. X.
Regan. said after the evening ar-
raignment. ··it appears that my
chent is really a scapegoat. at this
point in time. for what appears to be
an accident."
Christopher Florentz. a spokes-
man for Attorney General Roben J.
Del Tufo. said he didn't kn ow if
Geoffrey was accused of using al-
American public." said Sen. John
Danforth. R-Mo.. who had in-
troduced a bill last year that would
have been even tougher on the cable
industry.
.. Cable television is an un-
regulated monopoly in virtually
every community.'' Danforth said.
"You do n't need a degree in econ-
omics to know that unregulated
monopolies are bad for consumers.
and m1lltons of subscribers arc fed
up "'1th high pric~s and 'who cares'
service. The message 1s that help is
on the way."
Sen. Daniel IOOU}C. D-Hawaii.
said the bill .. will cure some of the
ills ... in th i industry."
Prospects for the bill's passage in
the full Senate were unclear. Com-
mcrct Secretary Rohen Mosbacher
wrote Danforth and Committee
Chairman Sen. Ernest F. Hollinp.
D-S.C.. that the Bush adminstration
o pposes the bill because it
emphasized regulation at the cit-
Production manager Chuck
Murray said the CTCw of Studio
City-based Portrait Films has
been filming in L.-guna 8c<lch for
throe days.
"It's basically a relatively new
area for us." he said. "But we
needed a f ~h new look for a
town that reprc5ents all the &Jam-
our of Nonhem Californ ia. And
the people in town. the city
fathers and the police department
cspcc1ally ha,•c JU St been terrific."
Even crowds have bttn arcat •
said Flip Wylly. who was m
charsc of location loaistics for
Portrait Films. Wyll y said that
the crowd pthercd on Main
Beach Thur$day "added cncray"
to the 6-hour filmina procns.
.. In LA .. the\' film so often
that everyone 1' pretty blase
about it. Here )'OU still att that
'meaic of Hollywood' rtaction,"
Wyl!y said.
With wardrobt and cqu1~nt
trucks hn1n1 Pacific Coast Hi_.,.
. .
cohol or drugs. Officials didn't im-
mediately disclose what role Geof-
'frey had in guidin~ the tanker.
Bayonne Municipal Court Judge
Frank T. Carpenter Ill set bail at
SS0.000 and ordered the ship to
surrender Geoffrey's passport.
Drug tests were ordered for other
ship workers and the harbor pilot
who was on board to help steer the
ship to dock.
Oil leaked for almost fi ve hours
from, the ship. which was carrying 12
million gall ons of heating fuel. said
Coast G uard Rear Adm. Richard
Rybacki in Boston.
Davers found a gash about 30 feet
long and 12 to 16 inches wide in one
of the ship's"'tanks, Rybacki said.
The tank holds 1.2 million gallons.
New York Lt. Gov. Stan Lundioe.
af\er a helicopter tour of the area
with New York Eovironmental Con-
servation Commissioner Thomas
Jorhng. called the spill scnous.
"There arc areas on beaches and
in coves which are clearly con-
taminated with this very heavy oil ...
he said.
The recent rash of spills in Kill
Van Kull and connectin~ Arthur
Km ha c brought harsh cn11c1sm of
the 011 industry from environmen-
talists and state officials. ·
-By Tiie As1ocl•t~ Preu
pense ot trying to improve competi-
tion in the cable industn .
The bill. among other things,
would:
•Allow local governments to
regulate prices for a "basic tier .. of
channels including local over-the-air
broadcast channels. But in a major
victory .for the cable industry. the
compan1 l'S persuaded the comm ittee
to allow them to keep pn~s for ad·
supported pa) cable channels surh
as ESPN. <'NN and MTV out of the
rqulatcd JrOup.
• Rc~u1rc cable operators not to
discriminate against cable progam-
mers like movie channels with
which they have rro affiliation. SOl'lfe'
cable companies arc owned by giant
conglomerates that also own movie
channcls.
• Require that all cable program-
mers '!'Ike the~ programming ava il-
able to home 1sh owners.
fte A110Clllled PN11 coatrlb•ted to ,.,, report.
way. a passersby had no trouble
spottin! the action.
"You want to know what the
real stor) is. it is stopping ·soo
people from entering the shot.'' a
distract«! helper said bcfort run-
nina on to head off a few more
onlookers.
The l'rowd appeared ordrrt
and pat1e•1t, howc\cr. and con-
tent to watch auistant directors
on walk•c·talkies aivc them a
behind·thc·scencs glance at Hol·
lywood movic·making.
"We're from Connecticut and
it's tht first time ~~·ve l«n
sometl11n1 like thi •· beachaocr
Doroth)' Ruscica said.
It al'O happened to be the Ru1eic.1~· tlrst da) an Southern
Californ11.
"h's uc1tin& to stt an Ktor or
an 1Ctrt1s." John Ru~ica ta1d.
"Espcclllly OM's that "'t''\C srown up with." Doroth Rusc1ca
added.
..
No~ collapse
this time by
·Trail Blazers
Portland evens
series with win
·;n OT, 106-105
By llLL BARNARD
Ar kJlc•tb.i! Wrlt•r
AUBURN HILLS. Mich. -The
Portland Trail Blazers kept their
cool while Detroit's Bill Laimbeer
was hot. four seconds, which in the NBA is
The Trail Blazers. an eternity," said Laimt>cer. who
avoiding the late-game took nine 3-pointers in Game 2.
collapse that cost them "Portland did have poise. They got
the opening game of the the calls down the stretch and made
NBA Finals, survived an the free throws."
onslaught of six 3-point-Detroit Coach Chuck Daly said
ers by the 6-foot-11 Laimbeer. 7 for 24 from 3-point
Laimbeer and beat the range in the playoffs before Tb.urs-
Pastons 106-105 in a dra· day night. nearl saved the Pi tons.
matic overtime game •lil•J "Billy, who had been struggling,
Thursday night. made some great big shots down the
The victory gave Portland a 1-1 stretch to keep us in the game.
tic in tb<' besr-of-7 cha mpionshjp' putting as in posi1ion"10 will in both
series and a-chance to wrap up the regulation and overtime," Daly said.
series with three wins ·at home. Buck Wilhams gave tl)e Trail,
where they are unbeaten ·in ni ne Blazers a I 04-102 lead with two free
playoff games and have beaten De-throws before Laimbeer gave the
troit 20 consecutivr t1m\'s. Pistons their 105-104 lead.
"This game is reall y sweet for us... Drexler was fot,aled by Dennis
said .Clyde Drexler, who scored 33 Rodman and made the critical free
points and made two fr~e throws th rows with 2.1 seconds left.
with 2.1 seconds remaining. giving "He definitely fouled me," Drex-
Portland th e third and final lead ler said. "All I wanted to do was
change of the last lJ.6 seconds of make 11. Total concentration. I
ovenime. dadn 't want to have a lack of concen-
"We feel ""e're a great team on our tra11on."
Detroit's lsl•h Thom•s fleftf re•ches In try-
ing to t•k• b•ll from Terry Porter of
. 't •
Portl•nd during third qu•rt•r Thursd•y.
Bl•zers won In overtime, 106-105.
• CLASSIFIED/84
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1990 I : J
Finley,
Angels
nip KC, >
2~1
ly DOUG TUCKER
"' $pon• ...,,...,
KANSAS CITY. Mo. -Bret
Saberhagen had almost twice as
many strikeouts. but Chuck Finley
had more lucky breaks..
Finley also got the victory Thurs-
day in Cal ifornia's 2-1 conquest of
Kansas City in a crisp, marvelously
pitched game.
"It was a struggle for Finley. It
wasn 't that easy." Angels Manager
Doug Rader said. "If Saberbagen
doesn't have the best stuff an the
league, I don't know who does."
Saberhagen ( 5-4 ). trymg for his
fift h straight vactol). struck out a
season-high 11 after getting off to a
rough start. Finley tied his season-
AT BAT Schedule®_
Fri: Rengers sc 7:35 (home) ; .V \
ON DECK ~ j
Slit~ R,1n9ers 7:05 (ho~)
IN THE HOLE .
Sun: Rengers l:OS (home)
All games on KMPC radio (7 10)
• On TV. Ch S; SC SPOrtSChlnnel.
best w11h Sl'ven strikeouts. giving up
onl} four htts and three walks
through ~1gh1_innings
.. , ..
• 1
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aberhagen. going the dlSlance for
the founh 11me 1n five starts. got
touched for s1' hats. including fo ur Terr: Porter. "ho fin1\hed with 21 Portland has no\.\ \\On t\.\O of tts in the third inn·ang.
h9mecourt. but '"' ha\e to go out .. , knew Rodman couldn't SIQ
91Je u:· l#~-!i:lt"«d-. ----c""'IS""'df....-.. f"""rom gefting to the oaS'Ket
1977 wtth Bill Walton at center. arc
9-0 at home in the playoffs ·and the
last time the PastOnl> won thl•n; w:is
cC19. 1974.
points. made l\\O free throws with last three road games in the pla}offs Gar: D1sarci na·s double ignited a
!O sm1nds ----~~AA! 111-l1.1d1~1A~g1,..;aa--t-tw""'&-""1'tt1Hhrnt:-fmd1""-tl'n-'\nm~~ite-----1 Thomas then missed a Jumper as 34-point defeat at Ph~cn1\ in the 11 stand up for their first three-game
rt'gula11on ended for 1he first over-Western < onferl'nec final<,. But the sweep an Kan~~ Cit~ an 1v.o years.
time game in the finals si nce 1984. Trail Blazer~ v.on the s1 \th gamr of
Portland. ""h1ch bk\\ a 90-80 lead because he has a bad ankle,"
with seven minutes left an losing Portland's ChfT Robinson said.
Game I . didn't fold this ti mt• despite The Trail Blazers had a foul to
Ulimbeer'!> 3-potnt magic. give and they used 11 with 1.2 sec-
"We thought "l' let ourselves onds remaining. forcing another in-
dov. n in (iame I." Dre\kr 'laid. bounds pla) by the Pistons.
Detroll \\a'> poised to take a 2-0 Detroit's James Edwards. who
lead in the sem·s v. hen Laimbeer hit scored 26 points, missed a hurried
his six th 3-pornter. I) ing the finals ba~hne shot as 11me e\p1red.
record set b) ~1 1chal'I Cooper of the The series moves to Portland for
Lakers 1n 1987. wtth 4.1 seconds left. games un Sunda). Tue da) and
"He was -;o far out. it shocked Thursday. giving the Trail Blazers a
me ." Drc\kr said of Laimbeer's chance to win their second NBA title
final 3-pointl'r. ··1t "as a great 'ihot." v.ithout returning to the Palace.
"I looked at the clock and still saw The Trail Blazers. who won an
9y lllCHARO DUNN
~,...~ ....
CX>STA MF.sA -OraJ11D Cou& Colllit
foolb&ll co.ch BiU Wartmu would ClltaiDly
~ to ~ one of tlMlle ~ limliw••
pop "P oui of nowbere ud Uriw OD Ids ·
campus. but the only new edditioa be pilled
this spana was a ~let.
"Grandpa-ism ia bow Wortman re-
femd to it.
'fbeR WU DO <Mooc-7, 300-pomd
lineman who transferftd to occ dais ....
-Nor was t.hctt a ~all-CF CIUll'-
tert.clc readily availal*.
Workman, tboulb. ~bile busy recruitilll.
recoverina from knee IUfl"Y and ~
with a limited numbtt of ~ for 1bO
fall, became a grandpa for &he first 1ime.
One of hia former t.diloD Hip pla
JUck Ponder ( 1912 aradt married = man's 21-year-old daulhter, Jana. wllo .. Ye
birth ~zahetb oa May 31 ... We 1D1 a li"le ... Wortman laid.
The five-year occ COMll .... there
The los" \.\as Detroit''i fir\! m I I
home playoff games. The si\th and
seventh games. if nccessan. would
be back at the Palace. ·
v.hl'n Boston heat the Lakt•rs an both that sene'> at Phoenix. g1,ing them "I knev. ir \.\Ould tx· a light game.
the 41ecood and fourth games on the an c:xtra thrt'e da'' to n·st and the kind of game where two or three
wa} to winning thl' sene' -i-3. prepare for the '\;B'.\ hnal\. runs could beat ~ou ... said F1nle} Detroit trailed by six pmnto; after
three quarters fhursda' night. but
came back <;trong again In the fourth
period.
(lS-3). "It "'a" one oithose da's when La1mbcer ga'e the P1s1uns a Dc1ro1t. ""h1ch loq for onh the I made the big patches \.\hen t had
I 02-98 lead '"'llh I :JO kft 1n over-Sl'Cond llnw an 2(1 pla~ o il home to... .
Drexler made one of t\\o free:
throws ''1th 44 '>l'COnds It-ft rind
PQ.rtland got a chance to 11e when
Isiah Thomas thl· hero uf the c'fame
I comeback. m1'i~ed a la~ up and
Jerome Kerse\ rl•houndnl for the
Trail BlaLers ,\11h 14 seconds to go.
llffil' \\Ith h1'\ \>l'Cond J-po1n1er of the games s1nl'l' the Palace o~ned in The .\ngl'h caught a break in the
ex tra penod. Pon land came back I. 988. 1!> 1~ mg to become the third sixth .,., hen \.\. lllu.· Wilson·, dn\.e
v.ith \>I\ 'ilraighl points for a 104-103 lranch1Sl' -alter Bo,ton and the bounced 0 ,er the ""all in nght..:enier
lead. 1ndud1ng W1ll1ams· two lh·e M1nneapohs-Lu' .\ngdt·<i l .ih·r~ -for a ground-rule douhle. pre,ent1ng
th ro" l> "11h I. /.. Sl'l·onds l··rt w1·1. 10 r"peat a' '13 • champ v ... ' ' · "' • ions Jim Eisenre1ch from sconng the harnl> was fouled b' Joe Dumar!> on Thomas. '"hu had 3J pu1n1' 1n the: the rt•bound after Porter missed an 1~ in.ft run
off-balance: '>hot. (Ph~ase see BLAZERS/8 21 (Please see ANGELS/83)
Workman said 70 players were OU1 in lbe
~ but onty about 40 Will put om aa O<X:
uniform in 1990.
Hatch, an ncelltnt Ion.a jumper ad IPrialer on Fml.H°'aMOD's DCk Md Jield
team. returns 10 ~ die teemdmry, white linebackers . n Robena (r.dilal)
nd John Kelly {Mater Dri) arc aho IOlid
returnee5 on dcfmte.
Tim Farnum (Fountain Valley~ a 6"-
foot-2, 24S-pound defensive 18Clde. 11 allo
hllct ... We're a littk souDder on dci!w in
terms of peopk, •• Workman said. 1'here _,
more people alld IDOft blckupe tbat l°' ane
playing tune who me comina bKk.
· fll'ftum, a suf1M'ite ...,_. lat year. ha
pined 2S pounds. Halcb ba imprond
tremendously and Robena ud Kelty can lait
witb the best of theDl.
Expected beet • oftente is aUM'd Doll
Blancbard. a 6--3. 2= All-Millian Coafaeace (leCODd 1e8l1I perfOrmer ....... Quarterback Greg Aqe vie (Edilon) mad ,....__OCC/Mt
. u.~. soccer squad
getting little respect
By RONALD BLUM M1chclangrlo. da \ ance and Dantc.
"'" Spo11• w .. w and l '. C. nach Bob (ramlcr \\as at
FLORENCE fl 1 _ Th odds his crca11\c: tx·<,t 1n .1\01dang direct
. 1 • a ) e anS\.\Cr'i 10 qul'\tmn-..
against the l nu~d States win~mg >\sked about an alll·gc<l derop.ato~
the World Cup ha' e as man} ~eros statement b} ..\u ... tn.an l 'oach Jos<.'1-~ pn~ 1n lira. and this lack. ~(-Hlckcrsbergl'rC:'in~~iU·-·"'lTI
respect tl>Ocginning IP anno) Amen-believe e\enthang I rl'ad in the ca~ players. . . American press. I \\Ould lx· 1n big In Ital). I 1h1.nk some of t~e tans trouble. M) grandfathn told me yo u ~1d 1 f th~y don .'. beat the l ·i 4-0 can't believe C\ eryth 1 ng ) ou read ... ~t s a disgrace. .M1~hacl .. ind· The players ccnatnl} dQn't lil>.e
1schmann. the .S team <::aptain. what th6 ·,e bc·cn reading. The Lon-
sa1d. don iclegraph. for 1ns1ancl'. wrote On Thur<idn} the tt•am .atlend~ a the Americans are ~.000-1 10 win the
news l'Onfercnce 1~ this art-filled ~1ty cup and v.ould be "luck) to go home o~ the Arno R1' er. where the l .S. with th eir pndc intact." ~·II pla~ C~echoslo~ail.1n on unday "We've bet'n h'>tt'ning ICI the same
in .\menca s first orld Cup game song and dance for tht' la t co pl, of
since 1950. 1 • months. cspcc1all} 1nc.'e \\Cuqu~h-
Afterward. the l .S team sneaked lied." goalkeeper Ton) Meola said. tnt~ tadio Comunale. Siie of un· "Ifs something that a vear ago
da\• s ~am~. and walked around the ""hen I first ca ml· on the team realh. field tor h\ e minute:~. The pln)ers up ct ml' .. · ·
weren't sup~scd to go to tht• The .\mencans recognize the) art'
ballpark unul Saturda} and th e 1.eam underdogs The' 1u~t don't lake hear·
Little
change
to·r GWC
By RICHARD DUNN
Dally ,._ Sports Wrlt•r
HL':--:Tl~GTON BE:.ACH -Ra}
Shackleford t'nnge~ at the thought of
spnng football. He\ been the Gold-
en Vle t Collegr head coach since
thc <,chool opened 11s doMs in 1966.
o Shacklt<ford kno"s .a thing or two
""hen 11 comes to prepanng for lhe
ne\t season.
And the !>pring isn't e\ac1ly th e
best lime of the )l'ar 10 prepare.
There has been little change 1n
1990 for hackkford and the Rus-
tlers. l 'nless )OU rnunt the 16-v.eek
spnng semester football clas . there
reall} as no spring football.
"E\er. vear JC tt:am~ ha'e a co mpl r1e·1~ nl''' 1dent1t ) ...
Shacklrlord !>aid ·Thcrl"S not a
whole lot of camo\er Half \Our
team 1s lea,ing. half 1 <.ta)ing.and
half is roming 1n Spnng football 1s
not that benefil'1al ~1..·ausc mo t of
~our team 1s not on campu~ -mo 1
of the team 1<i still in high <;ehool and
mo~t of u~ don ·1 ha \l' enough pla~ -
ers to ha'l' a ~pnng game ..
"I lll'I a kid. OUI ~f JC l·oachc
""hen the} '"' thl'~ haH· a \Oung team .. Shacl>.klord ....i1d "The team<i
are al""a'" \Oung. ,,·, ah'a}<i hrand
~ -mirmmr-1."'tmt<ht·" .,a, l fia1
e'en \ear
"That's" h' 1b" Job ",11 interest·
ing. It's a ..Cl·af challenge You're
constant!~ rehu1IJ1ng and that
makes 11 in1ere~11ng ...
The G\\ t '-\hl'duk th" tall isn't
as grueling as last 'car. but
Shackleford could J11 ""ithout thl'
four afternoon gaml''.
"The maJor collegt·~ pla~ a lot of
da) ga"'!cs. but I don't li~c them ...
ha\il.letord said "The gJm(' look~
'>lo.,.,er in the da} -at night 11 look"'
fasll'r. The pla\C~r' arc not quite a~
zapped from !lun and the~ can con·
('(ntrat'' be1tcr at night ..
Ton1 Meol•, the u.s. eo.11e, div•• to lttocll
lhot n th• t••m tr•lnlne c....,. In Tln•ne.~
1111e,. Th• Am•flk•n• •r• In the World Cup
for th• tint time since ,.,._
was admon1 pcd b) n~ offip al trom 1ng about 1t all· th'· lnnc FIFA. socC'er s sovernang body. .
Florcnl'e 1n p1red the creall' It} of (PIHse s~e U.S./B21
hackleford ~·d thl' last time his
team pla}ed ~o man> Cla\ game" ""a~
10 ~ear ago. "fl'<, almost ne\er." he
said "The last da) game v..c played
wa!I a~a1nst Palomar two )C'ars ago."
.G\\l lin1 hcd fifth out 16
M1.,~1on Conrcrem·l· tcnm'i la t fall,
Young C·apriati's bid halted by Seles at F.renc·h Open
ly STEl'HEN WIUON
A,.~tlll,_
PARIS -Wake up. Jenny. Tlus fail)'lalc 11
over.
Jennifer C"apria11·s hastory-maklng JOum~
throu•h the French Open ended Thursday. rut
shon 1n the semifinals by the two-fistc-d bam.ge
of Monica ~Jes.
The 14-ycar-old apriati. the younacst semi·
finalist in Grand Slam hi1tory. fouaht ofT five
match points 1n the flnal 11me before l05in1 6-2,
6-2 1n 62 minutc5
...
The '1c10~ sent the-16-ycar-old Sclcs. the
sttond seed. into turday's final against top-
sttdtd teffi Grnf. Tht' West German. seeking
htr third Fn:n h Open championship and founh
sfra1gh1 Grand Slam 111le, overwhelmed No. 11
Jana ovotna ~I . 6·-·
Ocsp1tc the lops1doo sc.'ore. Capriau lcf\ no
doubt he 1 a champion in the making.
"No o ne at the a1c of 14 has played as wtll
as he doe~." <;a1d Sele who won her J 15'
trlllht mat h. "You could set her exocricncc
'"1c;n't there hut h~r g3m~ ""~I.here In u roupk
of >ears 'he Will ht' dc>1ng 1hc ~me thing I did
toda' ."
C"apna11. "ho turned p10 thl"t.~ months ago
at the age of I J. s:ud 4ihl• \\:lntcJ to put on. a_
better ~ho".
"I'm d iS:.pPotnlcd because I thouaht I could
have made at C'loscr," said the e1ghth·1radt•r from
Wrslc> Chaptl. Fla. "People expected a lonacr
match. But l'm happ I could gel to the semi·
fin11l4i That "n \llll flreat for me."
I ..
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-Otwioe CoMt DAILY PtLOT/ F~. June I, 1t80
Sports l;Jrea
Battle between
Pott/and, Detroit
taken up by papers
PORTlAND, Ott. -The Detroit ~
News swud it And the Portland Or.-•
nian tried to finish it on Thursday. '
With their home teams playina in the ----
NBA Final$, the newspapers have cnpatd in a little
war of words on who has the nicer city.
"Just what sort of plaoc is thls Portland?"' the
News asked in an editorial on Tuesday. "First off, u's
still kind of linle league."
Then it made some cracks about Portland's
mayor.
"Portland's image is pretty well captured by its
mayor. Bud Clark, a tavern owner who posed u a
flashCf' in a promotion for the local arts community
a few years back . The poster showed Mr. Clark, beck
to the camera, raincoat wide open. fla.shina a
sculpture above the slogan 'Expose yourself to art.· "
Then it said this:
· "You wan1 entertainment? The city is in an
uproar after the City Council renamed the boulevard
where all the hookers hang out after Manin Luther
King. And there's always the town of Boring, only a
half-hour's drive from Portland."
And then it couldn't resist ending with this:
"The Pistons ~lso have something else going for
them: A major IC88ue city that loves its pro sports and
backs us team s to the hilt. They have a sayina an
snoot} O regon: ·You can visit but j ust do n't stay.'
Po rtland may be v1s1ting the championship series, but
It is the Pistons who are likely to stay champio ns."
On Thursda)', at was the Ore,onian's tum.
The paper reprinted the News edito rial and ran
us own response below it with the headline .. Detroit:
Anywhere At .\II?"
· "Detroit. a French word meaning "Let's move to
Houston,' was founded b\' Antoine de la Mothe
Cadillac. who settled there when the transm1ss1on in
his canoe gave out:· the newspaper said.
"The last tame the Detroit Tigers won a World
Sene~ an 1984. Detroit's major league fans celebrated
b) setting the cit) on fire.'' The Oregonian said. "The
~allonal Guard complained. but city planners
thought 11 ""as a goo<hdea.
"Detroit's image 1s prett )' well captured .by its
ma) or. Coleman Young. who recenlly won re~lcction
after losing a patern•t> sui t. When Detroit exposes
alSelf. it's not to an."
Then the paper offered to make the standard Cit)
VS. Ci t) bet "1th Detroit.
··You kno". a famous Portland product against
a famous Detroit product. but we're not sure Detroit
has an)th1ng we "ant L'nless ma>be they·ve got a
door handle for an "8:-! Bu1d: k1ck1ng around some-
" her.e."
-r-. ._. ... .._...
LSU eliminated from CWS
O M.\ H A.. !'eb. -Michael Daniel ~
staned a s1"<-run s1\lh inning wllh a home ~ •
run and Brad Beanblo'isom capped 11 wJth _6-..
a run-sconng single to send OkJahoma
State into the champ1onsh1p game of thc NCAA
College 'World Senes "llh an 11 4 3 victory o"er
LoUTSlana State Thursda~ night.
The big inning "aped out a 3-2 l.SL' lead and
eliminated the second-seeded T1gcrs from lhe senes.
Third-seeded Oklahoma tate (56-16). which 1s un-
beaten an three game in the CWS. will pla)' for the title
o n '\aturda~ against the wanner of tonight's game
bet"l'l'n top-seeded ·1anford and founh-seeded Geor-
gJa
II "111 be 0 1..laho ma 'tate's sixth appearance in
the title gamr The ( o"bo}s \.\-On the national
champ1onsh1p 1n 1959 and fintshed second in 1961.
'66. '81 and ·87.
Onl} L·sc ( 111 . .\mo na Staie (9) and Teus (8)
ha'e made more champ1o nsh1p game appearances
than Oklahoma State .\r11ona also has played in srx
title games
o~ L''s u ord1c l 1pton <I 0-1) stopped LSU on
four hits O \ er eight innings and struck out seven.
Tipton rrured 15 straight batters after giving up three
runs m the first t""o innings and has wo n all seven
o f his stam since ( oach Ga~ Ward brought him out
of the bullpen in latc .\pnl
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Area roundup.
' ~ 'J\..-.::S--
'
Nicklaus, Smith share lead
A golfing legend and a virtual un-----
known topped the leaderboard Thursday _ /
after one round of the SI million Senior tlJ
Tournament Players Championship in ----
De.arbom, Mich.
Jack Nicklaus. golfs all-time leading money.
winner. a nd Ben Smith, who never played on the
regular PGA T o ur. shot 7-under-par 6Ss to share the
first-round lead over the 6.66S-yard Dearborn Coun-
try Club course. Lee Tre vino and former major league
Ralph Terry were one shot back and Gary Player was
among six players at 67.
In other golf Thursday:
•A pair of non-winning veterans, Ray Stewan
and Loren Robens, left the best field of the year in
their wake with 65s in the first round of the Western
Open in Oak Brook, Ill. Stewan. 36, and Roberts, 34,
used different methods of gaining a three-stro ke lead
ovcr a field that includes 89 of the year's top 100
monev-winners and all but three of the PGA Tour
tournament winners this season.
• Laune Ranker, who last won on the LPGA
Tour four )t'ars ago. shot a 4-under-par 67 for a one-
stroke lead over fou r golfers after the first ro und of
the $650.000 McDonald's Championship in W1lm--
ington. Del. Tied for second were Cath y Manno. Deb
Richard . Jane Geddes and Barb Mucha and the) were
Just one s1coke •IJ front a.,.&roup of se-vcn wb.Jch
included Cathy Gemng. who won the Lad) Keystone
last week 1n Hcrshe). Pa.
Indians send Springer down
The Cleq~land Indians optioned in4 ~
fieldcr te\ e Spn nger. who played at
Marina High and Golden West Cob e. •
to Class A.\A Colorado Spnngs ~d
called up outfielder Beau Allred on Thursda).
Allred "as hitting .307 ""h fi,e home runs and
31 RBis at Colorado pnngs. pnnger. who was
recalled from Colorado Spnngs on Ma) 14, hit .16 7
in four games with the Indians. He had two hits 1n
12 at bats. including his first major-league hit Ma) 22
off the Angels' Chuck Finley.
In other spons news Thursday:
•Catcher Rich Gedman. whose career has been
on tht' skids since appearances 1n the 1985 and I 986
All-Star games, ~as traded to the Houston Astros by
the Boston Red Sox. Boston general manager Lou
G Q11llan announced the trade for a player to be
named lalcr while the Red Sox were taking batting
prac\l_ce for a night game w11h the New York Yankees.
•The Kansas C it) Royals placed pitcher Storm
Dav1:1 on the 15-<13) disabled list and purchased the
contrac t of patcher And) McGafligan from Omaha.
• Bob Hofman. head basketball coach at Eastern
Washington Una vers1t) the past. three seasons. was
appointed as an assistant 10 John need at Fullerton
State Hof man. 39. replaces Keath Starr on Sneed's
staff. tarr resigned late 1n 1he t 989-90 season.
•Mike Krzyzewsk1 has decided to remain at
Dukc as basketball coach. dec lining ovenures to
become coach of the Boston Celtics. a newspaper
reported The Cha rlo tte Obsen er quoted sources 1n
Its editions toda) as SS)mg Kn)zewsk1, the Duke
coach fo r the past I 0 years. withdrew his name from
cons1derat1o n
• KentuCk) Dcrb~ \\Inner Unbridled, who will
oppose eight other 3-ycar-olds was made the early 4-5
favonte for 'iaturda) 's l 11-m1le Belmo nt m New
York. The Belmont lost the drama of a duel between
the Derb) and Preakness winners when Summer
Squall ""as held o ut of the race because horses aren't
allowed to race on m cd1cat1on in New York . •A Supc.·nor Coun Judie in Paterson. N.J.
cleared the \\a) for a hea .. ywe1ght title fight between
champio n Buster OougldS and Evandcr Holyfield by
reJeCtmg a request that "ould ha"e prevented
promoter-; from offering bids to stage the fight. Judge
Amos (. uundcrs· ruling capi. a nearl)' three-month
legal battle b) Hol) field's attorne) to prevent n val
pro moters from mterfcnng \\llh the bads for the
champ1on<;h1p fight
-From Tlae Auoclated Press
Q UO TE O F TH E DAY
Ted Giauollla1, the famed San Diego
Chicken. describing his act" "Poultf') in motion."
UC I sailing team captures title ·
T~ D•lly Pflot
The L'Cl m en's sa1hng team c.ap-
turcd the dinghy national 11tle 1n the
Intercollegiate Yacht Racing As-
soc1at1on National Championships
in Cambndge. Mass .. late Wednes-
day on the Charle\ Raver.
The nteatcrs won the title wtth
I SS pomb. fo llowed b)~ defending
national champion Old Dominion
with 166 and Tufts with I 74 an the
16-team fi eld
The champion hip was the third
national sa1hn1 title for U I and the
Dain Blanton o f Laguna Beach High
led a hst of four Orange Coast area
volleyball player named to the All·
CIF first team .
Edison H igh seniors Aaro n Boone
and Karl Van Reusen. who led the
Chargers to 1he C IF 4-A title game.
and Woodbridge Hagh's Scott
Seymour, were a lso honored.
The O range Coast area was also
represented by second-team picks
Doug C unningham (Huntington
Beach) and Caner Ree$C (Corona
del Mar).
Bnan Rofer'!> Chargers. who lost to
unbeaten and top-seeded Mira Costa
1n the 4-A titlc game.
CC/'s Bradish draft~d
Mike Bradish became the fi~t
player 1n Chnst College In ine h1s4
tory to be chosen in the maJor lea1uc
ba$Cha ll draft, accordin.g to C:\I
Sports ln(ormation Director Aman-
da Ho uhon.
• • : 2 t st national learn champ1onsh1p
for the school an •ts 2S-year history.
The university's previous sailing ti·
ties we re in 1972 and, 1988.
Ale Oupolos (Newport Harbor),
Todd Beebe (WoodbndJe), teve
Snyder (Edison) and Enc praker
< Laauna Beach) were named to the
third team.
Bradish. a senior first ba5Cman. was selected b) the Chicago Whate
Soll an 1he 13th ro und of the drafl.
He batted -:325 with 30 RBI and
seven ho me runs.
" • The compe1111on featured 32 races
-16 1n two d1 vis1ons. I skipper
_ James Malm and cl'\'w o n Munch
finished third in division A, while
, -skipper Mike urrna.n and crew ( : =:, Oeoff Becker won d ivisio n 8.
l Blanton tops t~am
Oranac County Player o~ the Year
Boone. a 6-foot-S setter bound for
USC. follows brother Brian. an All·
CIF pick a~ a senior in 1988.
Blinton. a 6-4 senior outside hit-
ter, is a repeat first-team selttt1on.
He will continue his career at Pep-
perdine. Blanto n was also first·team
All-CJ F in buketball.
Vin Reuscn, a 6-6 middle blocker.
was a forct at the net for Cotch
Southern· California Collcae's Joe
Aversa and Larry Jacinto were the
third and fourth Vanauards off this
~car's 1cam to be draflcd. both 101na
in the 40th round. A versa "'as
selected by St. Louis 1n4 Jacinto b)'
the Dodaen.
. Aversa. a product of Edison H1Jh
a nd Golden Wcsc Collete. pla)cd
shortstop for the Vaniuard as a
f'fe•M M• ROUND~" /14J
BLAZERS ,,_,,
opener:... tinished wub 23 poiatl.
while r.>na bad 21 for PonlaDd.
indudins a finals rcoont '' b I~ from the ftte throw Ii~. Pon.land. whidr outtcored lbe
Pistoos 3().9 from the 11:21 mart ol
tht ICICOnd quantr un til ~ wu a
minute left in the first hat( led s~'
at halftime.
The Trail Blazers' bencb,
ouurottd 26-7 by Detroit's merves
in Game I. had 13 points in the fint
half to two for the Pistons' bench
players.
"Their bench came in and pve
them a big lit\ after we got a lead,"
L.aimbttr Aid.
Portland finished with a 2~13
bench advani.ge.
Detroit's 13 first-half turnovers
led to 20 Portland points, while the
Trail Blazers' two turnovers didn't
cost 1hem any points.
Portland made only 4 of 16 shots
from the field in t~ third Quarter,
but hit 14 of 18 frtt throws in the
period and lost only two points off us eight-pdint halftime lead.
Detroit. which led by as many as
11 poin1s in the first quaner behind
Edwards' 12 points. had a 32-23 lead
in the opening minute of the second
period.
Portland then scorcd 11 con-
secutive points and 22 of the next
27.
Ostrowski steps
down as Lions'
baseball coach
ly BARRY FAUU<NEA
WESTMINSTER -Ken Os4
trowsk1. Westminster High baseball
coach the past four seasons. resigned
Thursday citing irreconcilable dif-
ferences with the administration.
Ostrowski. who came to West·
m inster from Redlands High. guided
the Lions 10 the C IF pla)ofTs each of
his first three season). including a
co-Sunset League title 1n 1989.
Ostro"ski. who wall continue to
teach at Westminster. tutored cur-
rcnt manor-league standouts R)an
KJesko and Brett Grebe. as well as
UC! jOOt<>f shortstop ". RodFigut"Z.
•
U.S.
f rom 11
"It adds fuel to the fire and we
have this burning desire,'' said Paul
Caligiuri. who~ goal at Trinidad put
the U .S. in the World Cup.
Czechoslovakia is a 11/J-goal
favorite for Sunday's game. The
Americans. according to Las Vegas
bookmakers. arc 2~ I to win any
first-round game and 7-1 to tie.
"I liked the odds I saw today,''
Meola s.aid. "They were down to
60().. t or something. That's a pretty
good bet. Someone want to put
somethJng down for me?"
Although the soccer community
expects the U.S. to JC!t routed. it's
no t clear what Amen can opponents
believe.
"We respect the .S. and will
have to take the field Wlth a maxi-
mum of concentration againsl
them.'' Czechoslo,'akia Coach Jo~f
VengJos said . "The) are good ath-
letes and very ~ell-trained. J admire
what the U.S. coach has d one with
his pla)ers."
But dad Ve ngJos reall) mean 1t'! Or
did he say 1t for. show'!. G ansler s.aid
tn in2 to figure that o ut 1s "just
guesswork" and that it doesn't
ter.
"I think the team deserves a lo
inpcct because the other count
have bttn playmg for hundreds
r.cars," forward Chris Sullivan
'Italians should be the best. If
Russian baseball team came o
we wouldn't ~nock them b y say
they couldn't play baseball. W
say 1hey were up-and-coming."
In Italy. every move of the
team is being analyzed in the
NFL teams arc examined in
week le.ad inJ up to the Super Bo
Gansler decided to close practice
Thursday. today and Saturday, I
ing o ne European to ask if the U
team was 'ood enough to have a
thing to hide.
"It's not a matter of hidin
Gansler said ... It's a matter of go1
about your business in the
you're most com~ble. So
people like to shower with the c
tams open and some hke to sho
with them closed."
The players JUSt want to ma
sure the) don't take a bath.
"No one expects us to do a
th1"'-" Meola.said. ':Ma>be that'
good thing."
24 World Cup games set for TN
E'er) \\orld Cup soccer game
won't be on telen s1on in the U nited
States. but a large num ber wall be
available \.\Ith announcers spealting
English . .\nd 1hat'~ quite a change
TV4 RADIO program in England called "Ame
ca n Football."
Neal. TNT's lead N BA an-
no uncer. hasn't broadcast soccer
since 1982. He used to call games
WTBS for Ted Turner's team 1n 1
Nonh Amencan Soccer League.
0
Things change fast o n TV.
f urncr Broadcast1ng's TNT
Network "Ill sho" 14 gamC's hve on
cable tclcv1s1on. Uni\ ISIOn. which
showed cve11 game four )Cars ago
but has Spanish-speaking commen-
tators. "111 tele' 1se 33 matches. Than~-fi,c of 1he 51 games""'" be
available in the United tates.
Dennis Brosterhous
Ever c;ance March. when he was
suspended for two "eeks because
used his daughter a s a runncr at a
figurt' skating evrnt he was broad-
casting, Al Michaels has been at w
with ABC.
T NT "111 show weekend games in
the first and sc<:ond rounds and the
quancrfinals. plu., the midweek
games 1n,'oh ing the l 'n11ed tales
and the England-lrt'land matchup
on Monda,. It alw ""•II tele' 1se the
opener bc'tween Argentina and
Cameroon 1oda}. the semifinals o n
Jul) 3 and Jul) 4 and the final at
Rome·s Ol)mp1c Stadium on Jul) 8.
hurst wall be the top Pfir. broad-
c3sting the Amencan Aames. the
opener and the final. John Paul
Dellacamera and Rick) Davis wall
be the second team. and Rand)
Hahn and T y Keough the third
team.
In Apnl. he filed a gnevance wu
the A.mencan Federation of Radio
and Tele' 1S1on o\n1sts because the
net"ork would not release him fro
his contract.
Last week. Michaels and ABC
were set to go to arbitration ov~
their differences.
Because of the nine-hour ume
difference bet"C<'n Ita l) and the
W est Coas1 of the L·n11cd States. the
opener wall be shown at 9 a.m .. the
first and second rounds and quar-
terfinals at 8 a.m .. and noon. and th(
semifinal and finals at 11 a.m .
Davis. who started his career with
the New York Cosmos. was captain
of the U nited States team unul he
inJurcd his nght knee last )Car. He
wanted to cpme back. but said U.S.
Coach Bob G ansJcr didn't want him.
This "eel. Michaels and ABC
reached agrccmcnt on a ne~ multi
)ear deal and all 1 sweetness and
light.
RAI. the Italian broadcasting
network. ""'" use I I cameras for 1he
first-round games and up to IS for
later matches m the month-long
tournament TNT wall add two cam-
eras of its o"n for games 1n,ol.,.1ng
the n1ted tates and for the final.
Kough played eight games for the
U .S. team in 1979-80. His father.
Harry. p la)ed 17 games frorh
1949-57 and was part ofthe .\men -
can lineup that pulled off the
greatest upset in SOC'Ccr history -a
1-0 World Cup victory over England
on June 29, 1950. at Belo Homante.
Brazil.
"It's a good feeling.'' Michaels
told The Associated Press. "No" I
can get on with hfe."
.\nd the past problem~?
"It's all histol) now," Michaels
said. "I've alwa)S tx·cn somrone
who looks ahead. and there's no
beller tame to do that than right
now."
TNT "'l~ve three anno uncing
teams. Bob !'lfeal and Mick Luck-
Luckhurst. the No. I analyst. was
the Atlanu Falcons kicker from
1981 -87 and now hosts a 90-minute
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O<anQe Coast OAILV PILOT/Frid8y. JUM I . 1tlO -Sta~e r.~sldei'Jts treated tO free fishing day QUTOOQRS
Thetc is no t,OOd ucuse fey{ any-
1ne not to ao fishina on Saturday.
one oflhe best Southland lakH to be 1111lflah have rc«ntly movtd m with
fishina. marhn and 1tona shore hne brcak-
t's frtt flshi1>1 day for raidents or
... alifornia and the Oepanment of
:-ish and Oame is allowing everyone
o fish 'open public waterways
Nithout having to fi"t purchase a
ishina ticen~.
Sand bass have movtd 1n10 anal,. en. liatit tackle aniler arc catching
low watcroff Huntinaton ~ach and r00tterflsh in the I().. to 20-pound
a pretty Jood bite is developina for class on Uvc bait.
boats fishina sandy oouoms out of Action at Hotel Pal mas de Con cz,
local landinas. Davey's Locker and located a sbon hou(s drive north of
Newport Landing are findin& the new Los Cabos airpon. is very
Fishermen will bt able to sample
'rcsh and salt water fishing and see
1ow much fun fishing is. All rules. .
-caulat1ons and limits do apply dur-
ng this special day.
schools of sand bass dunng half.<fay aood. Deluxe sportfishcrs operating
and twih&)\t trips, while spon fishers out of this fine reson arc averaging
hcadina out to Catalina and San nearly two strtped marlin a da).
Clemente Islands are catching calico while fillina up a fish box wuh big
bass. bonito. yellowtail and a few dorado and man) tackle breaking
No fishln.a license is required by
1nglers fishing nearby lriv ne Lake.
:urrcntly. Irvine is kicking out somt'
~<><>4 catches of trophy class rain-
lOws, channel catfish and crappie.
Bass arc active along shore on top
Nater baits fished around brush. A
1eavy stockin~ program and a nearly
iUll lakc combine to make Irvine
larJe keeper white sea bass. yellowfin tuna.
Salt water big game anglers return-The ~ason is just about to peak
ing from the producti ve fishing along the East Cape. and anglers
waters of the Sea of Concz arc fishing into mid-summer months
reporting excellent fishing for will find consistent fishing. 811lfish
striped marlin, dorado and yellowfin anglers. and those who arc looking
tuna JUSt a few miles off the wh ite for good sport from the man-.
sandy beaches. In addition to this schools of ycllowfin feeding among
typical "good" showing of game fish, dolphin and roosterfish crashing bait
V1AJORS
MA.JOit LEAGUE STANDINGS
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0 ·90 1S·73 IOS
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TRANSACTIONS
6ASIE8Al.I.
A~lc•n l.ettut
BOSTON RED SOX-TraotO R•cll Gedman.
ct 1C"9<, 10 ltlt Houu on At•ro1 lor • olevt r 10 oe
ne meo lt ltf' Rect•~ Jonn Mt rtt no celcl"ltl'
!Tom Ptwlucttet of lllt 1n1e<nt11ontl l.etQUe
CLE VE LANO INOtANS-OOtione<I Stevt
So<1noer. lnf1elder. 10 C.o-oraoo Sof1nv• o! 111t
Pt clfi< Coesl Lte11ue Ce 't<I uo 8t1u Allred
outtlt!O.r. lrorn COloreOO SP••"V\
DEEP SEA
HEWPORT 1.AHOIHG -• ooel\ 64 t n11en
16S ""° t>t n 76 0011 to 7• meci.erel • rocl<h\11. 11 K ull>,, 209 ce1ico oau 1 ..,,,.,_.,,,,, 1 Di•O.
Ht l>tU (reiHltd I
DAVEY'S l.OCl<Elt INr#"'1 &Metil -I
DOal• 123 •nv tn S14 t>trrillcuoe, 6J oon110. 2
ve11owte11, 6 roci.Hsh. 1 nel\t>ut, llS callco oeu.
IOS seno bau 16 mac11.trtl 17 ieuloln, 1
ce1>e1on, 9'2 blue oerch. l \tittl>llHO, 9 w111tef1"1,
4 01111 t vt 1 t>lut "111r~
VOLLE YBALL
Hltft KIMMI be'll
ALL Cll' 4·A
flltver ef Ille YHr
Oe11l<1 Swelil<. Mira Colla, Sr
FlUT TEAM
Ct nvon Ctmtn. Mlr t Colle, Sr., P11 Ivie.
M;ra Cosla . Sr. o.ltl........., L•9UN ... di, Sr;
At,,_ a-, EtlMll, Sr1 Ot vlO FIK llef', Stnte
&trt>art, Sr , Mlkt Alhtnltlltr. Mirt Coste, Sr .
IC•" Ven lttuMft, Eclten, Sr.1 k9" Sevmeur, w...,...,s,.
SECOHO TEAM
Otnny Jlllt vHo1orn, Sen11 81rbera. Sr. Oeut C~m. H11i'ltln9teft ... di, Sr; Jawn
Hinchman. Dena Hiiis. Sr : Zall. Demt nto, San
Mtrcol, Jr , Chrll (;elrnn, Ool Putt>lol, Sr,
Ron Pie<, ROltlng Hillt . Sr., Mtrk Snoottw, Mire
Co111. Jr . C.rter R-. c-• -r. Sr.1 Tooo RQINrs. San Mtrcol , Jr
.J THIRD TEAM AIH °""'9.l, ..__, Ht,...,, Sr.; Stew
l.11<tl, H~ a.eel\, Sr.; Justin Allen.
Sen" 8•rt>tr1, Sr , Tedd ....._, w11ar1C11e.
Jr.1 Eric Sclr•lccw, I.~ auc11, Sr.i Brl•n
Tnurilon. Mire Coste, Sr , Mli..t Slltnnon, El
Toro. Sr . Greq Amevt, Min ion Vlt10, Sr , Stev• Snvw. Etlten. Sr.
TENNIS
Frendf Open
(tt P1rt.sl
WOMIEH
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YullOllt vla, Ott Jt "n•le< Ceorlell, !>tOOtt1>r00ti.
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Sweoen, Ott John F'1tz11era10. Au,1r.,11e, 6·1, 6·2,
Rick Ltach, L111un• 8eacll. dt f Pt1t Stmoras
Rencl'IO PalOl VerOts l ·6 6·3 6·1. Otvld
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l t •tl 6 4 4·6 1·6 19 ·11
WOMIEN
Third Reund SlntMl •
Rot>•l'I Wri11t. Sen Jose atl Julie !>a mon,
Britain 6 1. 7 6 !8·61 ~•no• Colltnl. C>oene
Tua.., aet Tama~o Ta••v•. Jaoen, 6-3, 6·1
Pally Ftn01ck Sacremenio. Ot!I Mon1oue Ja •er,
8 r•lt 1n 6 4, 6·• An"e M1n•e• Av\lrel1a oef
Amt 110• Coe•ter Sou111 Air.ct 6·). I 6 6-1.
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along the beach are sure to come
home wt th lot~of sood fi h1~
ston« t.nd plcnt) offrcsh fish for
the bar'becue .
Lois of ycllowfin tuna arc h1tt1ng
California Lures in a variety of
colors. Hot11gs are JfCCn/ycllow.
red/white and Mexican Ftag. and
assonments carried safely 1n a Blue
Water lure cadd) 1s 1mponant for
those heading to get 10 on the .. hot ..
acuon 1n these producti ve waters.
than 2V1 hours away.
For more mformst1on on Hotel
Pal mas de Conez and current East
Cape fishing contact: Susan Vin
Lannmgham c/o Hotel Palmas de
Cone1. Box 9388. Canoga Park. Calif. 91309or phonc(8l lSl
887-700 1
Jim
Niemiec
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Hotel Pal mas de Concz 1s a rt>al
fishing resort and for those who
have not visited the East Cape in a
few years, it's about lime 10 head
The outhem Califo rnia ~talc
C'ommmcc of Quail 'nhmcte~ 1'>
holding its second Celebnty pon·
ing Cla)i. Fun hot on aturda~.
June 16 at Raahauge'1; Gun Club in
nearby Norco.
It will be a "'hole da) ol brcukmg
1arge1s. shooung "'1th w mc of lhc
top guns 10 the United talc'> and
shanng a trap field with cd ebnt)
gucs~. Scatter gunner(, who "ould
like 10 keep a straight hooting e)c
and hC'lp suppon a wonhwh1le
cause. should makt' plans on ancnf·
mg the da) -long shoouna event. i..
Trap ranges " 111 open at 7 a.m ·~r
prac11 c rounds. with competition ~
bt'gmnrng at 9. Luo h and a 11ant :
raffle arC' all pan of the day's ac-:
11v111C'~ to help 1n con~rvauon ef· ~
fo n to help ourstatc bird -thl" !
Valle) Quail. outh and discover some good fi sh-
ing and fun m the sun.
This hold 1s ideal fo r a family
vacation and with rC'asonable airline
connccuon on Aero C'ahforn1a
direc1 from LAX. thC' acuon is less
For more mformat1on. contaC1
Mike Conwa}. chairman. at (714) t
6KJ..113 1
Jim Ni~mltt'I columa appear• !
~v~ry oa Friday.
ANGELS
From 81
"No qucs11on Eisenrc1ch would
ha\C scored," Rader said. "W1l~n
m1gh1 haH: scored."
Orange Coast Daily Pilot
Angels Player of D~y
D1Sarc1na doubled leading off c:hc
second and went to third on an
infield out. Max Vt"m1bk then hntd
an RBl-'>mgk to ccn\er Chili Da~<>
5i1ngle mo,t>d Venable 10 M:cond and
Lancc Pamsh dro,~· him 10 whh
"Saberhagcn pitched as good as
)OU can r>1tch." Kan..as C 11) Man-
ager John Wathan said ··The ball
that reall) hurt was Wilson's h1 1. A
foo1 shorter or longer and 1l prob-
abl) doesn't bounce o'er \he v.all. It
was a run 10 and Wilson at third."
Chuck fflnl•y. who pltc~d
a four-hitter. struck out seven
and walked three through
eight Innings to win his eighth
game. '
another .,10gle. t
0
AHGIEI. HOTIES T"t A11gttll ret1''-
The Royals fini hcJ their lo ngest
homc,tand of the )Car 7-6.
"It doesn't look 100 pron11s1ng
n ght no"' ·· Saberhagcn ~1d "The
wa) we'\e been pla) 1ng 1\ d1\gus1-
ing. I hate lookmg at the bo\ stores
I'm getting fed up v.l\h 11."
IOt11g111 10 o~" a "' ·gamt '10ml'••eno t llall'1•1
IM ttam\ 1'11tv .i\t lt te<I oii '"t '°"'0 T ">"
" '"' '"" •o .n,aoe AMnt 1m ~teO•um -flltl CM,,.. Heutll\ S·• 00~·"9 Jim AllMtt <J-•1
n tile "' n -tt 1 JO 11 wH 4"41 ~vent" hmt 1n ant St~'' ~r-t>.1
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Rand) Johnson ..aid he pitched as well Thursda)
as he c.hd 1n his no-hitter fivt> day<1 earlier. The n-suhs
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complaining
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.. 1ruck oul 10. a 'il·ason high. and
reti red the last 10 batter<> hr fa ced as
the Sca11 k Man nero; do .... ncd the C'h1·
cago Whm· '\ox at (..om1 .. t...e) Parle 2,1 •
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night. hut. oh\ 1ou'>l). not w11h the
o;ame result,," Johnson ..aid .. , knew I had to go out
and thro'" 'trike'>. This 1s a good-hilling club."
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Jlc lto-h~t 0cl£~1 ~nsdomc. L;'h~ . Gill) Rt.fl
came on h an C aldcmn·s 5i0lo homer in thc third.
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Jim LcfcbHl' ..aid. "h \\a'ln't a nu-hitter. but 11 was Just
3$ 1mpre!i'>IVC.
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.-.ccond baller he facrJ Hc escaped a basc\·loaded
none-out Jam in thr \t:'lOnd b\ gelling a forccout at th('
plJtc and sinking ou1 0111r (iu1llen and ~amrn) So\a
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of) thl· no-hitter." fohO\l1n ~rd .
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8 Or ioles 5, Brewers %: Bah1mort: rnmpk1ed 1l'>
mo,1 \Uccc.-..,ful mad lnp m I.! ~ear.-. a'i Joe Or-;ulak
dro'c 1n l"u run'> and Cr:11g Wort hington homered
Thl· Onoll'' tool.. lhfl'l' of lour game~ from \.11lwaul..cr
and \\l'nl 11--I on a 11-g::iml'. \\\Ing. 1hr1r best since going
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h1 t \\\0 dt1uble\
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tour ~1ngk\ 10 ei gh t innmgs. Detroit has "'on four
')tra1gh1 and fi , r of m 1a .. 1 "" all on thc-road Cleveland
ha-; lo')\ four 10 a mv. and 12 of 16.
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.\rnrn~an League lead 1n IO\'i<.'S. struck out a season-
h1gh II to t·an: TC\a\ 10 the wm a1 home Wttt (}..7)
gaH· up '" hm and \\all..t•d thm.· 1n eight inn1ng5. Milr
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rn th(' ninth inning, k .1d' thr maJor" v.1th :i .41 4 a'erag~·
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M Orenge Collet OAIL Y PILOT I Frtdlly, June 8, 1tlO
Sept. 29-at Grollmont•, 1:10
<Xt. 6-at San eiqo City•
Nov. 3-a1 Fullenon•
Nov. IO-Rivtt1ic1t• (f¥>me) occ ,._,, mrtc ,,..., uid. •• 1 fetl real. aood about. ~ O&nsively. theres mott rebuildi
do ''
Nllbeck Jim Warren (Edison) return
to Ind t)\e OCC backfield. Tailback
Mike Vau. who shattered his knee
on the first play of the third game
last year. is still rehabilitating the
injury.
Offensive linem:tn GrtB Thurston
(Edison), who played at 235 pounds
last season. hns added 30 pounds to bis 6-foot-5 frame and h\)uld Ol>('n
plent_) of holes for Warren.
Oct. 13-Southwesrem• (home)
()(1. 20-Rancho S.n1taao• (home.-)
<Xt. 27-Saddlchack• (home). 1:30
ROUNDUP
Froml2
Nov. 17~1 Golden West• (at OCC)
• Million Conference pme.
All pmes at 7 p.m.. unlcst noted.
The U.S. built a 4-1 lead after one
quarter, but Cuba responded with
four m aiaht aoaJs to 10 in front. 5-4.
T he match stayed tight the rest of
the way.
.-. S-5 overall, S-4 an the con·
faeftce. The Ruatlers will p&ay three
of their fbur day pmes on the road
in 1990.
Tbote retumina. Rustlcn to watch
out (Qr in 1990 include Kevin
Aahworth. a first team All-Mission
Conference outside linebacker.
Four-year collqe scouts were inquit·
ina about Ashworth after last season.
then found out -he was only a
freshman.
to Goiden West bcaJns its workout
two niahts a week. o n June 19. Th
schedule will remain until A~ 2
when school starts.
0
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Aug. 3 1-Citrus (scrimmaae)
Sept. 8-bye.
Eldam, Larson to play
OCC begins ll'i i;ummcr workouts
o n June 19. then stnn s full-umc
sessions on ·.\ug. I~.
senior whtlc ~1lling .30::?. but he will
return to second base in thr manors.
Jacinto. a senior right-hander who
spent four years with C<.:. n6tched
a 5-2 record and 3.50 ERA.
U.S. pololsts tie Cuba
All-Sunset League baseball players
James Eidam and Chris Larson are
am ong 18 selected to represent the
outh in the California Nonh-Sou'th All~Star series. today through Sun-
day at MunicipaJ Stadium in San
Jose.
Ashworth, also an All-State selec-
tion. returned four inteauptions for
touchdowns last $C4son and will
anchor GWCs defense tl)is autumn.
Sept. I 5-at Lona Beach City•
Sept. 22-San Dieao C1ty9 (home
Sept. 29-San Dieao Mesa• (home
Oct. &--at Southwestern• . l :30.
Oct. 13-at Palomar9 • 1 :30.
Oct. 20-Riverside• (home). 1 :JO.
Oct. 27-Fullerto n• (home).
0 Nov. 3-at Rancho Santiago•. I:
1990 CHEDULE LOS .\NG ELES \l~'Z
lfou'iscnu'i. St'COnd $Oal of \ht' night
.Jlo'l th I :39 remaining h<.'IPt'd the
L n1tcd Staie water polo team
salvage an 8-8 ue wi th Cuba at the
l 'n1vcrsll\ of So uthern Cnhfom1a.
Comerblck Bobby ~ylvia and
outside linebacker Jetr Robbins
(Marina High) also return on de-
fense. "The majority of our ex-
perience is o n defense." Shackleford
Nov. 10-at Saddlebac1t•.
,\ug. 31-. M onica ( crmgl. I JO
Sept. 8--Long Bcai.:h Cit}• (honw)
<;ep1. 15-b)e.
Other Orange Coast area players
named to the South includC' Mater
Dea senior Lionel Hastings and Jim
Betzold.
Nov. I 7-0 range Coast• (home).
•Mission Conference game.
All games 7 p.m .. unless noted.
ALI home µmes at OCC. ·01. ~2-at Cc:rr110<. • lt•J Shactdeford
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BEST BUYS" lllLIHS CLOSE-Ill C11llha11en. 3BR. 2BA. P~a 2107 Grea1 local 3BR 38 A Corona del Mar area. 2 BA. 2 BA NEW. qu1e1, E'SIDE small 1BR collage.
•• 2 homes lelt' Prime E·s1de freshly remodeled. tor lwnhs 2 car gar w/opnr beautiful 2 story, Po1n1 small complex. Ftplc. 4rplc. encl patio. I P8f·
1oca11on Single 1am1ly s1.1li> hy owner S699.000. 1 * Sl•ll llEITAL Full appliance pkg Pvl del Mar home (2' 1 yrs Ind r y I a c 1 I . a I c . son only No pels $595 • S3•1,000-S311,000 deracned 3BR <"1BA 400 P1ra1e Ad. Oµo;1r Btwn bay & ooean Newly yrd Pool/spa $15 Ol mo old) 3 BR 1tvlng,dln1ng & bah:on1es c ar p orl secur11y "* 645·7234 *
Ask.mg S3 15 000 Stoker housC' Sll!'Sun 11.4 decorated 3BR home Jacques 556-1140 famlly rooms. 211 BA. 2 $895/mo 645-0302 UllE llll llOO/M
Cf!!na Cove io~nnome 1 coopera11ve O P EN 548-6560 $1300/wk $4500/mo llUL FOii llllllUTIS car garage 1mme<11a1e •2BA 1BA. encl gar. Av a il I m med Cal l ~~' b ~~~n ~~u~~~~" ~ ~~~l~e~c°' ~a~~'.%g~· IESPHATlU IEHHI 72 1-8 113 2BR house 1n quiet neigh· occuf;;.~~8-~~6~~:mo pa1to. lndty tm, 0 /W, 63 1-4086 aller 12 noon
Beorocin1 2 BaH1 ol 320 E 2 151 s1 c M AKA 'North Blulls . Linda or borhood on lhe Eas1s1de 801.354. 7537 or cable. no pets S650 -
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1 11 • 545 4902 qulel cul-de-sac. encl Q81LIQf' well dOnP & well Age or Qua I led cllenl beach View. 3Br. 2Ba lor • HARBOR VIEW HOMES •MESA VERDE 2BR 2BA. garage $695 • sec
priced s3.ia ooo CUSTOM EASTSllE Joyce P,11mer. Coas11and up 10 6 people 2-car gat E COST A MESA Back bay Beau I 49R ~ t>Onus rm lrplc new carpel & pa1n1 498•1936 0, 751•9483
INe,.. 4Br 3Ba Lrg mas1er I C-21 e.1 3 17 640-0020 phone TV 51200/wk 2 BR 2 balh condo 2 car Portohno Pool & spa garage. No pels $750 *
I Ctrtnl Mi1hl111ds 1 Bonus r'(' over btg gar f asv IPrms lor NewPOrl Winter ren1al a11ailable gar w/openers vaulled $2650/mo 675-7218 540-5446 * IEW E'Sfll 1111
Conoo bes1 01 the l1t1er1 1 Opn Sal Sun 22 1 E l9lh Beacri 1ownhome 1 m11e for reduced Price Call ceilings French doors, •BAv TIMBERS• Eleclr•c garage. w/d hook
' Ou1e1 tc-o llonr cornet I $497 000 Onr 720-9033 from oct>an Approx· 818-846-7440 FP. WO hkup, pool & spa HARBOR VIEWtSEAWIND 1BA. ltplc cable pool ups 642-6527
"'o·>deo .1•t.>.i ::.plctvus 2 YILUCE CREEi TWIMM 1m:>1ely 1200 SQ fl tor $1100/mo incl cable No \/iew ol Fasriion 151 4Br pauo qar No pe1$ 399 ONL y TWO t.4ILES TO
BP<1•"• .,,. 2 Bat.., ceo-$180 000 No agents cau Corona dtl Mar 2 122 pe1stsmo1.mg 642-8393 288 No pets s2.3oo w Bay S1 5685 650-6357 BEACH' Walk to shops' 1ra1 dlr w<>iom mcerioi CHOICE VIEW LOCATION 9l6-nl-6 l98 •LEASE OPTION New Moss Really 6 40-9396
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IC tor S I t• WIJ SUN ?1:l-!I08-o.r.?8 Newport OPEN SA l & BEAUTIFUL 2Br 1Ba encl 1enn1s POOi no pels ' *SPACIOUS* YIEW!!! 2110 3rll AH
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I fttlluctll To $391,000 Hunt. Beach 1040 Ramsgai e 644•4078 pa1n1 Wdlk 10 "".ich · LIDO WATER VIEW Lar ge 2 BR 1 ',B A pe1s $995/mo 855·0665
3 Bed1oc•'l1 . B'.i1h 't1•QP 11RETIREES a 1111s 2 s1or I Lido Isle lg 101 pool Seek $12001010 072-2079 Dana Point 2 126 2 BR. 2 BA $2. 150 lownhouse. tndr Y rm SMALL ape 1 block lrom
Cl1n1ng d•t:M v.e: o u s Y ~ ing inves1or1o lundrel1ab BA 2 BAS 95 PJl 10 .111 butlt ins beach No k it c hen dt""'"' "icr,.,n t>1l•'l ~·ach011ousP is TOO BIG I & split prt'lil• '<tnl 5.P· Beau11tul lull~ furnished Very ltghl 1BR condo. 850 J PEN SUNDAly' 1 4 5825 mo Microwave ok $420 ,mo
..... ,.11 tiu•'' 1,0..,, ' 1 '•Qhl -'BR urmul DA IJ111 rm I cured relt.rn 644_7764 2BR 2BA den Avl lo• 4 SQ fl totally remodeled 2078 Tl1urin • t•~ .,.,._3'tG5 Spa tub:, mN<> 2 El.A N• o•.ioe school mos Ownei qo1n9 away• Ocean view near tiarbQC. Anne Freeman AgenL tst Mc;M'f
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VJ'I(;" ~v" ., H c; c JG< 000 call I 3Br 2Ba bt'<lCh conoo incl UltlS 675-80 ·5 Reallors 631· 1400 S200 OFF MOVE-IN"
Q64-'i667 • sundPCI. P•, 1 2-Cdr gar H t B h 2 I 40 •Clean Quiel lg 2BR 1 Bedroom $7 l 5
R,11µ11 M r •ll•Ullot'IS Allr 642 87S9 213-456· 1<1'30 CMARMllli NOME un • tac LSE OPT Wal~ to beach 1BA lg GIO!.t:lS (J w new 2Bdrm 1' ·Ba $815 f f ti Jiii d1 /. //t1 I • Sl1oreclttl Comm Wall, 10 IEW ICEAIFROllT 3Br 2Ba beach condo crpl vt'llicai., encl Jil• 2Borm 2Ba $835
Hunt Harbour 1042 IEWPORTIHCM your priv bt>.tcn Ocean sundeck pool 2·cargar $735 NO PETS 640·2495 151E 21s1S1 548·2408
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J.407[ ConlH•y.CdM l.:' 4 171;,;-PCH 101 1 Beoroom~is99oo Cozy 1BA 11p1 $650/mo li1-ll536-7383 2S.BA gar pool 1enn1s S8501mo Pam 546·!>880 2250Vangu.i•ll 540·9626
213 59..' 25'i' 592 <;4 '\O Gdlt'Cl rommun11v w1lh no pees 6'5-5496 S 1600 2 13-548-4067 or poolc; spac; '"""1" Pt ' I I 21 4 4 213-:.18 9694 No Pels •SMALL BACHELOR I Bed1oom ! I 1ec1NPB 111es1~1e E ~Pcul•vf' ') <>lorv nomp 10 rv nt Nwp1 Hg1c; "''-'d .._,1c11en 2Bdtm 1 .ea CHIMA COVE llaguna N igut l 1052 j CALL &42-1015 OldP CoM 5o ol PCH
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t'e, , r 1 ,, .ii.-1,,1 NEWPORT MEICllTS Mslr Swll' w lrplc in oul • ' ~" ·"' Crt>!> car gar Berber catpe1 •SPACIOUS lBOAM • I Hunt. B•"ch r>c .. , , .,., ,., ., .,1, Ocea" C.·I~ l1q11ts v 1·w• R 28 8 C 0 E •ceo11onal' S2 900 mo c.er>I :,.i• • .i.i; ~~..: • 1;,>7 Me• c,in Pa11er tiles ... n
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1 ; ( 1 Teim• fl,., 11111 cG)CI 000 1 " I w,11~ I<' l><h <onnp-., Cl1n· 4BR 3BA new 1<1ch nr I Ba1cony pr1vJh' & qu1e1
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213·254-9796 ifi(• f..• · :.i:; 1DESPE RAT F ~ale t•v I '"<i l q Villrn k11 lndry schl A C qaronr Innis INWPT Hg1s JB1 2Ba lrplc $650 & Up 722· 7195
Po• c~, ii r rllt ~ (, 8'0'l ownt>f C:,lOI t Nt--Y..."1tff ' t p S2 000 mo ;:>0.1200 lake JVI 6 15 No pet't POO~ hd wd fl new kt1 dn
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l tH'11 ' inc 1067 car q.i• <.tNoge hV IMMACULATE! I incl S'2000 mo 6-15 2500 ~B:veLn~~) c~r~4~1 ~o: 1 BLK lrom beach ooean
OPEN S.H 'i c;,,, 11 1 fi gourmet l<ilchen 1001• _ NWP Hgls J r ii frp c 4 . 1 0 1 r, 19 view wa 10 wn,wn .r"' • Min ion Viejo new <,uf., upO'ttOP~ 13 BR 1 BA family m Laguna Beach 21 48 T B 2B I 1 5 8 50'1 -75 ~~ II. 0 ,
.ig (.o1 <.1c .1 S2691\ iup ii.•n w ,iew 0 1 2 BR t BA nonh eod. pool, lld ""d fl new krl dn WESTS.Av A•PARTMfNTS I S1ud10 S6501mo $300
1 •FOR SALE BY OWNER PRICED TO SELL! I 9.8-71 17 ocean' 5,. 900,mo 1 yell• close 10 bPacri Frplc arealpn1 pool serv gdnr 5200 orr MOVE IN' dep tBR $825 mo S400
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lllLIEllS ATil•TIO• S780 C1Av 4Cl4 OSSO t>vP cour1yard pa110 & pr111a1e CLEAN STUDIO very nic.e 1
{wo30•9J q 2101:.11 N B 64;1-8'J4R spa Ch1IOren & OE'I'> 0 1< central 1oca1tor1 I 11qe•
near Bay 671·4928 2B~ 2~A l.vNOO. t'f11.I 2 Sh<>ft O• tvt•q te<ni lf'd~ balh & close1s S475 u111 I * 11R Sll5
*LE.SE OPTIO. *
c.:i• 9"' '0" new r 11in1 poc;silllP immeo occpy incl No Of'll '> ;14 I 174.' I
I
Great loc a11011 S900 •mo $I 77!>1mo j W11lk In n~ach Garage Nt-wrr111 c;, <••·· ~B· 2 Ba I an ?1170 IOUI llElllST EASTSIDf iBA lb<\ NtlW .1rp('ll pa1n1 ~ \i' .1 ,, • principal W gAr.1Q
1
e ciost> lo every· ;;-11 29111 Sc
S'idown Onr631-4Qll 2BR ?-c;i•q,1r v. d s1011e l20·1110trll0·1000 l '11ng A vail n.?w l ciarent;.t> Yosr1t11.ane Tne
retr1q 4 v•'> 010 clean S72'5 nic. Agl 631 7310 Prvden1tal Cnltlornia
IHousts/Condos n•ce back.ya•tl Colleqe ~ M,&,V I USTSllE Really 675-8475
_ J µark ~·1 "·92">8 KU"~ I
Gtntral 2102 •2BR 1!M cab1n 1n wo0Cl5 \t~T 1...'fl' l1f \ 'II 28R 18~~~a~:?ci..,,aro •EASTBLUFF 2BR 2BA on blufl' 81q living tm ~ ALTl"V>S • ' p I 1 OCEAN VIEW soac1ous 3 lrplc yartJ 00, ga• s935 ...," vn GAS WtD hkups $750 No oo 1repiace view
BA 2' BA Townhome'" 646 ,264 or 642-9666 •E'SIDE 3Br 28a Twnhse pees 845-1631 Alt 4PM coin·op washer /dryer
LPucad•A Gateo comm 2 car qar yd nu C.OIPt'I $999 NO PETS 722·80 I I ~ 1 700 mo r,.i;i.41314 * •E.ASTSIDE 4BR 2' 1BA $1200'mO 2036 Fullerton I USTSIDE •NEW 2BFI IBA. covered
' condo. 2 ca1 gar lrplc APPi onlv 968-8880 lat• laJ Artl pa1k1nq bu1lHns pvc
LIDO ISLE ; 1,.J vit!wS I pool 1enn1s iopa w/d A 2BR Collage w/O l'lll.ups p a 1 1 o S d S O / m o
S2 l50 I hkup $1350 mo 650 3335 * HARIOR RlllE L 0 1 B R 1 B pa110 $825 No pees 7 1c 979.999 1
HUNTING TO"! BEACH 3 •3BR Townhse Newporl El..,..anl condo 2 BR conv wl kllchenelle rel r10 1559 Mes11 Or 641! 4262 -· micro UlllS pd $725 mo 645 9543 3BR 2BA DUPLEX on t>d hm honus rm S1J8 l Hgcs Dt>I g111 lrg yard den 2 BA spa .vacer Avl now' 760·3676 or · Balbo a Blvel nr bch &
$2500 lrplc lnOry 1111up!> s 1275 I tall $3500 /mo l sf' req 1•sTSllE OIL IE s•c Pav11ton $ IJSO/m o yrly I LIDO PARK DRIVE· Furn 322 A Ogle 647-7540 Gated commumly Days Spacious 2BR 1' 1B A • • • • 557 6985 I 2 llO v1ev $'l">OO 848-1000 854 2002 t-ves 1wn11me Clo5e 10 beach Lrg & Quiel 2BR 1BA In,,..
BIG CANvON • 5 bd golf •MESA DEL MAR 3BR . & snopp1ng $950 mo I plex. d/w patio oar New AIClllAIE IPTI
let Ut Help Y H
Sell 'I our Properf y!
course eslalt> S 11500 2BA trplc lg yd immac• BACK BAY A C1t,Y LiQ111 Vu 900 Sea Lane 644-2611 I carpf'I pa1n1 $?00 mo
$1350 mo 1 yr lse Pel~ Beaut 3BR 2 18A pr1v !>48· 2908 WattrfrHf lltllts IH. 0.,_ 720 1104 Bkr I spa w v1~ av1111 now HALTllll H 1· 1•00 S2600tmo 646-5550 age Cost• Mesa 2624 1E'SIDE 2BA 1 ·BA New
ALMOST NEWI Largtt 4BR 5200 OFF MOVE-IN paint balcony pvl oar 2 ,BA twnhse yo lndry Beau11h1I 2BR 2' 18A ready , tndry rm Sml blelg on
g ar&Qe S 1400tmo 17 1 lor move-on Obie all ch 2BR 1 BA w gar bllln'! I C-u1e1 cul·Oe S&C S 750
lafboa Island 2106 Mont!' v1s111 e 2 ~o gar cnmmun pool A C fncd yo wlpauo Wu Pd 752 1554 o• 786 922•
I S1!!00 760 9536 A I 64;7 Victoria I S73S •Lrg redec 2BR 1 tBA 1Pel<1 S t400'-no 642<J8 l 2 mo • g Call 636·4120 9-SPM INPT HTOS t'BR I BA lrplc
each ce111 up9rde'\ lrplc. j East side 38A 1 • ,9A w/d Bl UFFS 38R 2' 18A. lrplc pallo lrg yd g11r lndry
I llench drs fo oe..;k d1w hkups dbl 118, encl yd ava111mmeo New carpel/ GREAT LOC 18r 18• lrg Quiel No P"" S900tmo
ON THE BAV
2 BDRM 2BA Sl .450
I BORM. 1BA $925
No peas Datly 9·5
548-150 1
HUGE & CLEAN 28R tBA
trp1,, garage, 20' 10 bc:h
? 17 E 8 I boa Blvd
S 1050/mo yrly 675·8597
'll>'d g111 S 1600 mo Avl NO PETS s 10&0 sec pa1n1 dbl gar pa110 P8hO uppN unit nf'w 282 E 1tlll'I 846 607•
Call Classified,
~·642-5618
711 837 85• 7 41l9~8~21 1 Mill au 8 mos 645• 7234 $1650 • soc 644-4998 crpc R 111g oa~ inc.a No _
1' pets S6351mo 6A5·5853llliiii------• ~urntaned 2 very large BA Easls•d• Ouple• w POOL I BLUFFS delacne<I Condo UW LOW I 2 BA pallo 'Ii 'd lrl)IC 38R & Den 1 tBA gar 4BR 2',BA lam room I BR DUPLEX WISlove, '
St OSOJmo Av.ul Sepl age wtd hkup Grdnr & ree room cnmpl rem;>d'I .acoragfl areo New paint llVE•ll
1 W1n1tr rtnlnl 675·6565 pool ma" tnCI s t 250 me> S?•OO mo 611-0680 & carpel Close 10 all
' 845·39 10 Lv MIO CLIHHAVEN OCEAN & S615 mo * &50 7$49 ., ..... mi. E/l~TStPE, nev.ly re·: BAY VIEW Ch1rm1ng 2 1BR encl garege tire· •• .,. .. .
decorll!"d 2AR ptu• 011,, Bdrm I ' 9A llOu e :~';.~,,.r~"~~1 Betty u.ttet1 .... , tM l /2
LIMWAnlYllW1
Elega111 28R 28A lrpl<'
11 t4)G73·5088
I :..uXURIOUS 28t\, 28A
Prime local CIOM 10 l>Ch
f f PIG Lo aded w i th
amo11111t1 S 11001mo
C'~H Paul 548-3343
inc;ludUll nt4ftletnf'r $99~ S 1:.>50 rt'IO si 1 0359 S I 18" 11"' \.. I • I NO pet9 PIC OUI n ne new
FIND I l"'t1S~ 873-1734 I Newport ~l\OtH 38 R con<lttiOn "65 R lug t:./~1ut:. ,,0 11 1 .u~ Qu1•1 i• 28A Y"''Y 11rge 1am1ly 1211 lff Mft·• range. micro. pool.
I '\lrt • • t e•r qa1age room plv 1t1e11 own Lflrge 18R 18A w Vtf c.rpoft l4'Und1v .i1 ultl
I I I . 51 ,_,, mo ~,.. c 1111, nay Df! th $17~ per S595tmo SSOO tee; 111ies p~ exo.pl wl 111c
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for information
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Seclu<Jt\J g..r(jell & pOOI
apt 28" 10A Near
HlfbOt High ac.an &
tlO ~ H p1Cal $715 mo
1ac •a.t· & sn;o OtiP
64S-~993
Of.nge Coatt DAILY Ptl.OT /FricMv. June I , 1180 -,_... 5530 1...., .. ,. ss ?o r~,,. 55)() E""'°1ftWnl
c M bl&c/wt11 r~":::' med • llT& ULD * •• Ill _,./mTIUD •1,. PIHi._
5536 1,,,.,..,. s530 r.,.,_,. H'.10 .. , ......
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•2&38edroome * unrurnlthed •Ctoee to bMCtl •Fr .. lltt-CALL TOOAYI
YIWIEITIU
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to ;:: ,ft':.'~~ '<>no htllf off ~nite In SUO. W..mll_., .._,. Stn)nO ·~ lllifla. d•ta FIT• IOf ~ dt*'*Y co Ewn up to M000 par mo
CloM 10 aweryt~g· ~iiSu9ariiiiiiiiiilOaiiiliF•V•8•3t•·•7•0•1t• Womtn'a COl'l~llY -"'"'· cuat°'"9f "'viee Will tr•'"· mutt l"t9YI owri Cell (714) &.47-7128 FABULOUS DEALI Agt clothing. E./T & PJ't.,, gmlfli onice. luo Q.lflC;.. If~~' tton "4·4022 INTELllGENCE JOBS
631-7370 2'Wti-~ Jeclele =: 2~;~ ,,.., air-Ofiwer FBI CIA US Cus1oms
EXEC Otta su11et ne11 fNllll\ ADS · UM I Ill COMPUTER JOBS to LA UllU untlll g!t.i ,,::,c5 ~t&oc~;'E'-Jw Airport, 4770 Von UUl1ll S..../AMl'lm.._bty Work $4S.OOO M.,,y open1ng1 FIT truck drtveJ needed 1<-IS90
Kerman Ave . NB FAX. ARE FREE 1-900-.&54·22;15 EJct ess C911 t-900·32t-3366 Outlet lnckid• l\Jlnllur• -
rec.pt. c<>Plef. cont rm 8am·10pm 7d•YI $14'" Ext 617 s12 '" delivery & w•tehouM op •n•• ll*A~
kltch, Ir .. oarklng & col: etatoons 496-9486 CatMt Oppty FIT PIT
, .. 1-lly bl<SO. furn. mo-Cal·. OllllEI EARN S5K-S50K PER MO 1213) 439·7407 to-mo al S350tmo Con-G d OMV Yrly 28R m BA, bl.o:« _•act Al Oulnlan, 833-95"-" ··2·Hll OOd drMng reeor Earn 6 figure yearly In-Li···· ........ ,.
duplex, •19P• to ., a ""' -* llllllT print-out and neat ap-come w11h1n 1 year Call --t>eachl $ 11001mo. 3 tO e Elllstlng Hunl Bch olflce pewance required Sen-760·7909 2• tH rt!C msg 2·3 year a axpertance
Bay a Drive by, c .. I haa 2 100 sq 11 olflces UElmVE eflts 760-I 1AS wlt:>rokerage lrrm to
818-790-0602 Awl 6120 avail Great for 1nd1-.i1dua1 FOUND Sl .. .::1--H k llOllW manage the in.house Just surt lng out .,.,., an us y, leasing ot a ma1or mlited
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...... ,."' Now twtna 9"*'11 .... 0vn9ITllC, e11pand1ng R E tor FOOD SEA'Vl!AS
Co Mel(1 tettOUI agents Apply HO 1 Vorkt'>Wn,
Very busy new1p•p•r who want 10 Hrn a HB Or ctlll "3-1421
Comooa1ngRoom11loo61-Mr10U1 income (comm a
1ng IOI an e•perienc41d 10 1~1' FT /PT . Leam
paste up 11r1rst Abthty to how PATRICK TENORE
WOik l>Oth Qutetlty nd aold over S 125 million tn
ac<:Yralely unde< Oead re1 real est•te Work
llne<J a must Th11 1s a among 1 ot the Top Agl1 m•d·alt~rnoon to ttvamng 1n Americ• Call Kim
sllllt Please con1ac1 L.lla 721-1200
Tanney between 9 and 5
at 642·432 t Eirt 292 to
set up n 1n1er111ew We
oller a lull p•ckage EOE
~tltUl'Mtl _ ..
Fine du\lng cat•. luldl only HOii/HOit .. , ..
Attendanl FOOd ~
Apply tn person Mon-Fri
10~4
Neiman Marcus, F'asnoo
llland Excellefll beneflta.
eoE
$300/mo 941 .6283 9.4 · black and White, young Growing ~llPlf hu CISTOIER Newport Beach Escrow Co use development 111 IBC
;;;Misc==· :R:ent:::::lll:::::;;;; -male, Sprlngdare and Frr opening tor an ax· seeking nperlenced Primary emphasis on · Tiit laily Plitt ; FULL service omce 1n GlenwOOd vicinity, Hunt· perlenced dltplay ulel SEIVICE Escrow Secralary or mukellng st ms and I llHTAIUIT •LP Rooms 2706 Newport Center, Fashion lngton Beach. 894-6054. rep. Bue Hl•ry t com-Escrow Olllcer Good leolse negorn11ons Base 330 W. l ay Strt1t CaU ROOM SERVICE or
Restaurants
lllTESS/hst
ISiand Answertng mission Contact Ma ii The ORANGE COAST t>enellts Cont ct Man-1 C t ..... ow CM tBr. llw rm, lncd yd. svc LOST Grea-n wt11ged r yn DAii. Y PILOT Is looking sa ary • commission es I .... a I Newport. ts N hiring age shed w/d own only also available McCaw red 15 yr pet Holl•nd a1 642 .. 321 be-!Of' • Customer Service aoer 833· 1252 Send resume to Ro1>er1 Fet an early June Open-
FIT or Pfl needed by
l(l1ayama Reataur1nt.
Newport Beaeh Contact
Mr T•m•da or Mr
Kimura, 725--0777 =~~~ance Shr kllCh & Tll u11mn lllTH vcty Newport Ben: lWMn 8·5 pm EOE Representative lor the , ... SEIYEIS Allet>orn Assoc 26011 I 1ng We need
Oa'h Ssso Incl ulll No 640-5470 Beacon Bay area Re-I Main Street S1a 500 -clrcurauon dept 10 work Miring tor Orange County Irvine 9?714 *PASTE-IP -aSOI * I •Food prep person pets 650-6'203 •ltar 5pm LAGUNA Nlguel sut>lease. waral Call 675-6714 a flexible sctledule ~ppit Fair plus year around . I" days wk tnc~1;So1urd11y •Delivery w•llers ITIFTMFR CAii
Fully Employed n/smkng 1000 sq ft Best rates In 28 Hrs. Sun Thru Ttru~ 6flrt llme work Students FEGUARDS S"'1m TvP•"" & art Oat;kQ•Ound I COUNTER HELP PIT FIT
Male tor Quiet CM tiome all of South Orange Perse>nMs 3002 AlrNH .hh te ....... We need a retrable per-and senror c111zens wel· nstr A.p1Jly Nwpt CM r-~10·1;:1 bu• will train Call 499-484 1 lor more in· Energetic A Must EJCp a
$300/mo 5S6-6378 or County Call249-12 12 Barbara Smtih SISier of ALLPOSITIONS son w/strong telephone come Call Tues lhru MCA 2300 U11ve•S•I) Aopl PENNYSAVER formatlOfl l EOE plus 10115th St NB
546-7824 Keep trying! Npt Beach Fast11on Island Manin Dickerson please 1·900·6!>4-2255 e•t 403 = An!i~a=~~tr~~: Thurs 10-4 546 4467 Jr NB 642 9990 1"'1660Y ?11-.1>1"111 Avf' 111111•••••••••••••••••
FURN room Fem Near 750-1775 IQ " prome Of-call Gary Vice lnveS11ga-89m-8pm 7dayt s 14 lee and able to wo<k well HIHAl/ClUllP IUE 1150 WEllL' CoSlcl l.Ae\a uc11Fash~ Isl Lu• NB lice With V18WS Contact hons 619•243-7910 w/others $6/HR Cus1omer Ser~tce at 8 Processmg ¢la1ms C.tll , T Ch11rclt St er••• UP TO
l\Of1l8 $425/mo tnCI Ulll & David, 662-3•82 ----&111. ll&FTSPlllll o..t11t OUlll.... sell-storage l11c1llty 1·900·'13 4-8800 E ... 1 ... u IGef\eral O•' ... exp 16·
kitchen prlv 720-8733 lllart Wartlase/lffiH l~P~ttSC>na~~-1 SeMc....,-..es-..;;3iii004-. FIT, PIT Comm'I 1-2 yrs 'QI 142~'21lrt207 642-8722 Open 7am·IOpm $15 ft;t! I hrs per """ 8'i13-518J I '800
Nr SC Plza In beautiful lg W/contractor. Costa Mesa LONG lime local resrdent ••P 261·6040 I IUICllllST
11ome11urn Shr l>ath, S37Slmo Call 548.8845 with car will drove you to lfflOE HLP PT WITH CLIENTEL RECEPTIONIST
w o """"· spa, S400tmo store. ooctor etc Xlnt BEAUTY OAM 2p•• Mdtt..re P .. to s1a11 Be 1
t"'V' d 759 5555 OISTllEll SEll"ICE 1 . ,.., L.ght pnone> IE •ou OW91 IOSS' dep 556-1737 Commercial Property nver . M••(·IP HTIST " computer inour Apply on ' • Pdrt of o1. .Janel' Center --Largest water vehicle per,on P.iraqon Rental 5t 11011s 11va11ao1e
1
1 1r c.~ ...... srr 9 4 & ON BAY Furn rm/ba In 2778 Schools & Exp'd for eslabltshed hair dealer neeas a Parts-Ac-Plastics 1908 E ••t F··o Salon ';Poona Newpor r tll r,1'l,11 ;41 qgo11 dbl mobile home. pool, & skin care salon 1n tlB s c 1 "" u Bedcn 975 8590
Park1nn, k1tc/amenot1es PlllE llnAIL lnstructlOA 3012 area 675-4190 cessory-erv1ce oun er de" Sant a An a -___ .... RECEPTIOllST
... Rep Bus~ Oepl needs 714·835 8 181 .. All Sl50 WEEllL• S500 Avl 712 673·5l00 NEWPORT BEACH M &&. T__. I C I I IHllE"'P"'ll PIT IJOOd c o mmunocator • • INewpor' Be11c.JI developer S /E COrner Westclll' Dr & ln1 •••f ·. I tit ltl 1; 1; ~~••1ng claim• c~11 R --------"'!!"!!!~ Fl 1 E p S w1mechn1cat knowledge ""r'' • u i s4'eo;S r; 1 .;cepl w1mu111 Hottls/Motefs 2718 Irvine Ave H1gn vl!t•l>1ti1y :~!tr~~~n ~~~·-5~~mer PIA expertence Apply a1 Excellent pay & tulure GE•Ell&l OFFICE 1-900-23-1-81300 Ex1 420 ".. . r,n.-e~p l •gllt -tralllc 129ct SQ 11 191? Harbor Blvd. Cost11 Call Mano 64:>. 7563 1pen 7am tOpm S 15 tee '"O·• ~ ._0 ,.,Pule• e•p
PER MONTH
* NO COUICTIOIS *
S(&Wlmlll 1•& IO Mua G-12 -7151 Dawson & Asso Pho· • ... 1 1 Travel 3014 tograohy needs genera1 M&•ICUlllST t "'' 11 r.ood pay & nen~ Wkly rental• now avatl F...w near rent $700 per ot11ce1sa1es Stuo10 e•p WITH CLIFN TEL C11 D Ana It I ,, , 7 $147 00 Wlt & up 2274 -, 0 Ct I II IT t OISTIMH SVC HPS helpful Oul ,,01 "l" ,,,1 Nwpl Blvd, CM 646·7445 mo. 1125 SQ II 1355 • • 1 ,. 1 1011 trtl t BOYS T1ce's Equipment Rentals Tues thru Sal Newport IE YOU OW91 IOSS! RECEPTIONIST l~an =5 Costa Mesa. rlrst ass needs Qual1t~ neopte n1~1 s101 on• ~ a 1 b• 67 5 6 • I S lo 1 ~ Beach 833-78 Hi 1 " ' "' .. v 1 a " F • ~,o,,.rnq c •vol er191neer Vacation Rtntals 27 2 2 ' I I I J 1 Uniforms l!. hPaltn 1n-.aton 'if'l<'.lona Nl'wpo11 'IQ/land ttl ;nn nq form in
July 19th lrom 0 C I surance provided Apoly tE•EllAL OFFICE p 'T oeacr ~75-d'j9Q .. It 1 nt' 0,. 1, ,,., ii:trll Corona del Mar elegant
1BR Sandcastle condo
compl lurn• Avl Juty Ill
548-4547/Chip 1930 Newpon Blvd Tuell & Thursday t -':> r .. · ,., ts $ y,or~onq E'Q
Early morning motor routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
S3501Wkly 8414-8544 I'!"'"-------~ --------------~ lnvntmfnt Roommates Wanted Opportunity
AND Costa Mesa Costa Mesa 'j<t8·9333 MEI IACl-IFF 1••0•~1 Sen<.1 r6ume
lll"'"'llY PEfflE For GP 11 NB E"<tt n wolh Salarv H•S•Or) to or I
I'll; I CEIEll&l OFFICE I arid \ltn IJ b46 3q( APl''r I Pt>• on.,! R Jbf!rt IHI MOIU? Friendly busy N1111p1 Bearll B"'' 1., 1.~m F•o<,t &
GREATOUTDOORWORK law ollice F1trn9 1gt\t MEDFllOllTOFFICE Assn Alt " Tom
We nave opentng5 tor 50 typing & dJIJ entry F ~ P T 6ull>y fNT lronl " .•· F •t-' I• 1.a .. ?5 A ll'ln
CALL 642-4333
___________ 2_7_2_4 1~E~N·J~O~Y ... 1·4.•1~5··~"'"'re·t-ur•n•oniiim1~Dof~·m·~-Stie~.-5---~~
'*MALE non-smkr room· Trust Oeecs S 10 000 to I,_.!"""!""",_. ...... __ _ GIRLS HUNTINGTON BEACH. cn>TA M1SA. • people trJ ... ''" Jppro•-med tienl'lot:. PJ•O vu I ,.,, R R .. , • r 0 \ .. • 1 Pi. ... , r,, l ~A') • 18
m.itely 15 C'J ,s deto\ler ca11on E•P MIP!Jt t>ul 1n9 lt•ur• .., "' 't ~ mate wanted Room with S 1 000 000 Call OenoSon HOUSEKEEPER lor ou'y
pvt bath & pvt entrance Assoc 673-7311 NOW' proless1onal 4 nrs Pi''
Large sunny COM house ~--~---... -day in A M 4 days per wnn patio $445tmo Catt Mon!)' To Loan~ 2914 week own lransp & ret-759-3313 or 644-4245 -erences req d 975·8444 •WIDOW HAS SSS 4 TOs• 2 Story 3BR lux home • $10 000 up No creo1tV'
Olk 10 bch M/F non smkr No penally C.ill Denison IOUSIUEPH AVAIL
GET RUDY
IOW FOR
SUMMER JOBS
1no 1e1eonono: J rectones no1 nee ASAP 11 .. t • l•.3 S d• ,. , "1 •' • ~· • ·::. RECEPTIOllST
Fu• • "'" lor NB Pt.,11rsul.,. IHDIC&l l&Cll OFFICE o•t ce Pn >nf!s me; I
f!asl'I "'" ,-no -PTrTTtne~>;Uwr•n ~. ,,, tit'• -
• ... 1 ·o el1h ;,.s~·c 6;''1·0760
tn the Oranllt< Countyl
a•+'d Work"°"'' .w u1ao1e ,.._E11ERll OFFICE daylight nours Adultsl • "
wllh CJtl. ''dtoc wagons P11""'" typ•no 'I 11 '"ii or 1tgn1 · ... l."!> Jre (,.orona.1,.1M,11 M,.1,,
needed v .. 1 d•1ver.. ~ '"' no e ·:-I
NEWPORT BEACH FOUNTAIN VAUJ:Y,
mvoo: & LAGUNA Bl:ACH
S490mo dep 548-4478 Assoc 873-7311 NOW• *S125PHWHI*
or642·6114 JP orT1m NO-OUALIFI NG Consi & Lo\'e-ln E•Pt>minceo
8At.e<>.l ~ Pomt 38r' t.ano t.OM'i Avanabie , --~~~en.tor
license t!.'41 _, ~or om I fRO T OFF CE p T I mediate ass1..:i ,,...,.nrc: 101 .,, N I I a AFTER SCHOOL Wlllk I low1nq .l !>II •I If I "'"Q GE"...,ERAl uHIC~ ~ <l'Pf"V -TI 6 3<·~Se!:Jet.1r U' .,m,111 1•n11pJ PM, n,.,, ·' '1"' '' 1 .. ,,..,ltng By CHARLES GOREN m\ ·, qut'cn v.on Declarer 1houah1
~ •3~ \'1' U,]-'attt, ~a:ll he ~ad
111 Jlt "'J' l.ecp E.d,t llff l<"ad and thc
Ulnlr:lll \loJ\ \J.fe 0 at tnck IWO
J C'dMl'' ,.i,hcd 1he k mg Clf clubs
Jttd '"*' ;J1ghrl) ralcen aback when
the 4uccn_, dropped When West
'h•h•cJ oul on 1hc ,econd club, de-
d .irc:r had rio v. d) to e'Lablish 1hc
'1111 "''' tioul fir•;i surrcndenng a
111d . 10.E-4.'l . Jnd the heart return
11c11cJ the dC'IC'nder' four morc
2Ba easy parking $490. Owner Builoer last lund-1 213 872 1549 'Start earning f••l•J
1stltils1 259·8221 days Ing Blo;r (714) 780 2535 money toda~· 675-3760 eveslwk nds · P.irl 11me wor '' 11ur!. MOM \If d 29 I ltOHEMH lYAILHU e<och w~l.cfily•''"' 11 • ..; Cd M 3BR 2BA house Lg y a nte 16 •S175PUWEEI l tell1ngsubsc11p1tonS l('lr pvt room/Ba gar. best NEED $25 000 10 s50 000 * tne Daily P1101
IOC lndry hkups $600 Wiii pay lS'lro interest Se-Ortve. Errands. Engllst• . Aver.:ige 540 00 to
Call Mark 673-4243 cured bv SFR Principals Rt>lerences Lo\'e Ch1l<1rttn $60 00 per llllH•k
COM Fem prol non·)mkr only 631-1453 818·990·75::i? I" Win Pr•ZPS and l>Ol'V~"!>
to snare 3Br 3Ba duple•, · Ideal lor Junior H19t
~~::nmo'1i::i tio;53PCH Mortgages. T.O. 2918 Employmtnt 55301· ;:~~:~~~1a11on'"
$50 000 151 T 0 SALE pruv1dt!O
COM-Ocean Side Of PCH S6251mo ar 15•. 1nteres1 acce1•T1•C CUlll
2Br 2Ba master BR avail Santa Baroar.i 1oca1ton Irvine Gen I Contractor
gar lrptc deer. $675 27~. LTV Bkr 780-2535 need<; t>\P d A P Cter k
;59. 1888 or 641-3607 ComP• •er •'~P torev•\.vS
AM-10 3' ~~· r' I J(•1 insurancf" ntlttfl "HtOUS ororr~. nmtl' ..,.,1"1.,.-eT I With-OMAR SHARIF
Pl I <.1<11ly l ~' Oll•CI' duli<>s nclu.Jinq ;_:,.' • ,.,\ • ''' "~h ~nd T ANNAH HIRSCH " WED Ju~t t • '101n1J N('liff.J i 1rU\. P". nq f,;,r, ,,,," " , ..,':t , ,, ~ '
10 1::> R.iv•!IUllO If.I•~ I Nf'Jr OC Air port ~ill MODELS Anah<>otn CA bt:-nehts 85 1 9719
1011 Rayrnc.rd Ave nor It or I CIFT SHOP. MHAGH
. Ora• •1emorPt·1 Wtll I• 1 n 'e~perienced
I OEUYUY PUSOI F T I sates per.,on t(l m;in.iqe
JAlan Bl"Ck F1orost 28091 elegar I L i,r,; '-'"~a
Nwpt Blvd NB 675 nr,1 I snop P T u .. rm.ine•1I EnerQt>t•c 1..1 .. .r v.-DESI CUllll maturP ; " • , M,1n
, ...,1gh1s W •ll tra•n Sea Lark ger 4f;J ~ 0 Bo• l2 "
1 Motel 22"4 Ne.,..uort Costa""" 1 q 1,18
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CdM pleasant atmospnete
1mmeci occupancy W O
non-sml\r sundeck
S'l90 mo 721·9!>46 E
e~p 1n constr uction or RE
1 Oe'l-elopment a pus
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nceJcd dll '" .. tub md.\. but v.1th
h1u1 111d ,, rn thl" 01hcr .. un~. ft'C
duh 111d .. , \\OUIJ ha'l-C \Uffo:cd
~"·•'<' \011 'f'lllcd 1hc road to
"' htf\, PO Box 18326 tr\' "e CA AnnouncffMnts 2920 COM Snare 2BR apt 2BA 1------------""" Ir pie $550 mo •• ulll CIEllT IOCTOI
011er1ooi.s oarr. Walk 10 Creo11 Cleanup & Reooir
9271'\ 8'l,I)
AIDE LIVE l'I, ' l'r>n smi..r
Assist 1eJtl'lt>r 1n whlchr I CAll2·1PMllU.
oe11cl'I 644-0349 jBu1ld New Credit Fr.,.f' De
Empt)d Fem Sllr nomf' 1n tails Call Now 72?-'\510 P T r "'""' $400 mo
I ! 6~::> ;!.)57
PlUll
(2U)U1-022'
~change AM/PM cooking
& llte duties tor sem1-
hanO•cc;p fJdy 957 1e 10
E SIDE C M Prof M F
Sport~ minded easy
going Pe1s oi.. nr lr wy
$420 • 12ut 64 S-8-170
Fem. 25·40. non·smkr 10
share 2BR metapl"tys1cat
1y minded Quiet resp
Patoo storage cat OK
$315 S250 • '' ul!I Av111 7 ·I or soonel Bev
754-5985
Home on B•g Canyon pro
•ale Qu1e1 mature nfs
master ste avail now
$895. 64<1-1763
L DO ISLE M F mature
neat prof Pvt bdrm sot
ting rm beth Avl 71 1
$540 • tU!ll 723-4088
WF snr new 2BR 2BA
Baycrest NB condo trplc
gar poor 1ac gated
$550 mo Mike 770-2032
Days 854·5?54 Evf'S
My cat & I wlll shr turn
4BR13BA tu• Back Bay
lnhm w/35 · Nlsmkr
lody Pool spa. tennis
sec. gar AIC yord
We're nea11c1eon w1tn
humor S500 650-8553
N B M/F non smkr prof
Mslr bdrm w/BA, pool.
tndry, prktng avail 7 1
$450· dep 646-5437
NPT Beach Clean respon·
sibte prof non-smoker
$375 -'' Avolloble 711
Reserve now 631-7467
Npt Beach MIF stir 2Br
l''tBa 2·atory Lrg bdrm
atra S10toge i.,OO,mo
• utll 645-364 7 l\ltJ msg
Prof Fm wanteo to share
3BR house COM w/2
prof males $450 · $450
sec deo 760-8252
Prof M/F, n-smkr shr part
lurn 3 BR 3 BA brand
new CdM hse wl prof'lttm
Walk to bch S8501mo •
·~ utll &.44-6028
l1twre.l.,1HttLMr
Seeking female room-
mate Irvine near UCI
Mas1er bedroom. II·
teched beth $425 mo in·
eludes utthlies Call Early
mornlngllata ollernoon
733·881 t
2726
lRVI Ne CO'IE PIHllc 1ur-
g«y prOf w•nta 10 rent
. OU-I hOUM or guH1 wino 1 ·800-333-050!>
ly SYDNEY OMARR
Friday, Juu 8 '
ARIES (March ~l-.\pnl IQ) Ro mance fills ~our air Full Moon
occupies :-.!1n1h H oit\C 3nen11ng 1deahc;m, 111oul searching. reaching
for h1ghl'r plane '\ umcnc31 "~de-c mpha .. 11cs sp1n1uaht). seances.
manttc ans and M"1e nccs.
TAllRl' I .\pnl ~O.Ma .:?01. W«el end htg.hltghts soltd ground,
d1vmoni. of rcspon!>lhthl\. a"arcncss of e"~nses. Rclat1o nsh1p 1s
strong. commitment could tx· ma(k relating 10 \our future. Canccr.
Capncorn ind1' 1uuah pla~ ruko;
GEMINI I Ma~ 21-Junl· 201 You m1gh1 bt-S3)'1ng. "This Fnday
night I'm going to let people knn~ ho" I feel'" Yo u'll attract love .
people "'II be dra~n to \OU. "'II npre'' their pro blems. Anes plays
s1gn1lil·ant role.
CANCER (Junl' 21-J ul) 221· Yo u·v(' been patient conccmtng
emplo~ m ent, dept.'ndcnl'\, ht·allh rl"pon Ever) thin~ comes together
almO!>l at once. You'll be opt1m1 s11c. "'eekcnd will feature vigor,
cnthu\la m . romanttr invol"emcnt.
LEO (Juh 2.'·Aug. 22 ): Empha\1~ on style. crea11v11y, d isplay of
atTec uo n . cnano features emotional fireworks. phy'1cal attraction,
ac tio n'> baM:d o n m1u111on and impulse. C ancer. Aquanus persons
pla} rok •
VIRGO ( ug. 23-Scpt 22) What begins a~ m;mcr of speculation
beco mes real. esper1all} 10 connection with propcn) Certain rule •
regulatio n are enforc<.'d . "111 ultimate ly wo rk in )'Our favor. Sagit-
tanan ligures in scenano
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22)· lnd1V1dual you rcspect dcclar", "Mr.
ha\C )OU loo\Cncd up'" Rcstnct1o ns have been removed. burden 1s
ltfted. Re!iuh l'i gn.·atl'r l><'lf-(''<prei.ston. JO)'. Yo u'll ~nousl)' co nsider
rtloca11ng,
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N o". 21 ): Full Moon po 111on h1ghltahts
valuables, pe"°nal possc!>sto ns. ab1ht} 10 collect data previously
unavailable. Rradmg material ~ 111 play significant role. Ocm im .
Virgo per'lons in picture.
SAGITTARJUS (Nov. :?:?-Oec 2 l ): Yo u get ~xactl)' w hat you
wan t with help from family mcm~r. Accent style, charm,
diplomacy. Keep rcrC11t rcsolulton concerning citcrcisc. die t. nutri-
tion. Romancr could involve Taurus. Libra persons.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Although cmotton a l rua has
been pulled you ~111 keep balance. lnd1v 1dual who intended to topple
)OU will be defeated. Some will ask ... What's your scc~t of succc s?"
lmponant all 1~ hchtnd scenes.
AQUARI US (Jan . 20-f cb. 18)· Secnano h1ahhahts in1cns1ty,
~ ~11mcn1. communu:at1on from adortd one wfio previously
1.1. Sitl/ltnl pttfe rred to rcm:un 1ncogn1to You'll ~ 11yin1. "I thank my luc ky ;::;::::=~-==== st•"'" 8c aware of ttmt'. m1110Mc1 itnt PISCES (Feb l 9-March 20)· uddcnly you ~m to find ttt~t ~~~~~~~2~7~6;.;.9 of unl\cNI appeal MaJor d1sco,ery 1s love. Em phasis o n advance·
....., lllLl•I mcnt. freedom from drudacry. Ton11h1 w ill be uc1tlf\&. weeke nd
Nl!WPQAT llACH 1 II n I '••a Cop, 9eNice on Sit• prospe<'t 41 a so t''<C"C c
.... 111 IF J NE I I YO R BIRTHDAY: Althouah you art confused
teo so fT, Cofon• o.i tt 11 c' idcnt )OU did naht thma when t n11nttnna d o m esu c chan,e.
Mer Good P«ttlng C911 ldjustmcnt Ltfc\t~lc will be mo re ha rmo n ious aa result. Focus on
Ken. ~!.'!~·UOO mara\11 uuu~. ru1drncc. finance You ncvtr Wlll be satiafltd with
tttand-rate produc t or pc.-nons. You can handle rnpons1bl1ity. wOlt ~5 :o 7~5 T '*1•· ~ under l>tt' urc mttt dc•dhnc • fUnct1on •hen chaos appears to nale. 1~!d . Npt ... ~~~· Capncom, a~ccr JX'r"On~ play imponan t rola. Novcm bcrwill be
SSOO/mo Clff 190.9792 your most ~11n1ficant month of 1990. -____ ._
'
l · 1-l !>57 Ol'JI EOf
1y PATRIC \llAUCER
Friday, Junr 8
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0 1•1," ,.,, -1.11111>' ,,,u 111 1hr ta .. t.
l ,md .11 1.1 \•Ht\\: 111uJJlrJ th< fllJ\
'''" v..•nJ,•r h••" \OU "'ulJ hJ-.r 1 d\t l l1•11l.. ,I It\ rt\
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I h.1J "' h.1,t' plJ' ~''°'1 11 ht' p.mnrt
h.td .1 min11num rr'"""''
\\ t ,, t•,I .1 '"" II• .11 I .111J Jum
\f11:r "'mnin• 1hc ltr\t trick on
lhl IJhlc. Jcdd.rcr !>huuld ha11c co me
I<' hand "'rth a \f'ade 10 lcad a d ub
wv. uJ Jumm\ ·, l.111g Ii \\ c t pro·
Jule' J k"• duh, dcdarer 1ake<1 the
l.1ntt .a1td then fnll1>"'' wrth a Imes~
111 1hc 1.i,l., hctng qu11e happy to
'urrl'uJer .t 111d, 1<1 West
I he une~~dcd bonu comes
"hen 1hr .;;ard' hc a' m thc d1aaram. \\ c'' rollll"' wnh thc quc-cn of
.luh' .ind d~l.ucr can guarantee hi.\
,111Hr1h.I b' .dlowmg her maJt \ty 10
v.1n lht' lrlll' No rc1urn lrom We~t
l an cndilngcr 1ht' .:onttad. and dc-
d arcr ,.an. a1 "" le1~u1e, extract
fa1.1 '1. three c:lut'I• v.11h the l.mg. ace
and 1•• l. h' da1m hb contract
ARIES (~1arlh ~I -\pnl ~II) ( urrcnt planctan dctt\ 11\ ma' well
be c reaung 'ioml' l..1nd of l lug-of-~Jr nfl or \Cpara11on tlo~l'\er.
11 would be loul1\h on 'our pan 111 alter \Our po<>111o n or s1and
~cause. tn 1 h1~ 1nstam·c rl \Ou ~''l' 01he~ Jn rnt..:h . the) ~111
defin11eh tal..c J 'ard
TA • R S 1 -\pnl ~I -\t,1~ 'I) Tht•rc 1\ , lnl 10 he <;a1J tor ta lung
cxpcn. profC">'>IOnJl or l"\ l'n kg.al Jd\ tee no~ tk·fore tinalwng a
financial. bu<11nc') .. or pm~rt' maua In oth,·r ~onh don't bt-Lakt'n
tn b) o th<'r'>· chJrm or "'"nintt \\J\\ lx>t·au~· \(.lU h.i'<' had cnoug.h
dt"1ppointmt'nt\ n·\l·ntl\ to l.t\t ,, hll't1mt•
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
GEMl/liil ( \1..i' ~~-Junt• .:! l 1 L 't•n partnt'r' ur clO<it' a'>\(,'1nates
with "ho m \OU h.tH' hJJ tJ1rl) hJrn10n1ou'> \lra1r.htlo1""ard and
profitable: bu.,inl''~ tkal111g\ in thc pa't no" .ip~ar to be making
quit<' outragcou'> ,kmand' Therelnrl' the t1mc has come to senou sl)
1h1nk about taminatin~ nnl." part1l'ul.ir ltt' or arrangcmt.·nt
CANCER IJunt.• .:!~-J ul\ ~,,. ~·ldom hJ\(' wu ~C'n under"°
m uc h prc'lsurt.' Jnd put 111 1tw ,,.,, pt'r<,nnall). cmotmnall~ and
pro fe!>sionall) llo\\nt'r it \OU c1rn11nul" h' remain calm. rnntrolled 1 and s11ck to \l)Ur hel1t.•f\, 'nu "111 \mln d1~0' er that what o thers
want, eek Or e '-pcl'I I\ t1I . no funht.•f u~ tO )'OU
LEO (J ul~ 2-i-.\ug ~'l T:\kt' •Hhan1agt of _currcnt ch311enging
planc1a11 3!.pcctc; 10 \ed. ad\ it.•e or 3\'-l'itnnt.t trom those who arc
more kno wledgcJfile or l''-IX'rtl'Ott.'d h t'n the moc;t pre~sing per·
sonal problem' t.an and "'ll ht· n•,ohcd JUCit a\ o~m a~ )OU learn
to unburden rather than ~mlc up \Our cmOllOM
VIRGO (.\ug. N -Sept 2 l l Tht> rea~m v.h> loivcd one~ h~vt' I
been w o flhand and un'' mpJtheth. m:entl~ \hould nov. be .tp-
parcnt Ho"'e"~r. thl' t-ull ~h><>n m S.ig.ill;mu al o urgcs \OU to wmd
d o"n. takt' thing!> J I J .. to wer pal'r and en urc tha1 cmot1onal.
financial or othcr d1fficult1<'' .irc not undcrmining \Our gcncral
health and w('lt bcmg.
LIBRA (St* pt ~4-0ct 2 ~ ). \\hat t..ikc" pl..i l' dunng thc nc'<t few
da)'I will m SOm<' ~:n rclnle tll r'enh or 1.k ,elopmcnts ~h1l'h took
places" m o nth!> ago No" how e,cr. \OU ought to be a much calm«
and ~ 1ser mdt' 1dual and nut J hout to be prtssun1t'd ovcr mttn~I
personal. domestic or prok\\10nnl l'>'>U<'"
SCORPIO (Ocl :?4-Nm 2:?) ln \Omt r~p('Cts )'Ou~ is o ne o f
the most fa,ored 'itiM of the 7odm at the m omtnt b«au~ Pluto
1n orp10 anJ Jupite r 10 \3n1;rr hoth • ITord <.l u an <'normous
amount o f prote t1on Hov.tver. there art fin:rne1al d1fficult1e4i 10 be
overcome and 1nd1' 1dual\ "ho mu~t ~ to ld 10 l eep their J1 tanoc.
SAGmARI (No' .B-Orc :?I) Tht mther nebulous planet
ACROll
inro
10 Al'IClent en.et
, • EallOQ IC)Ol
15 Fruit
18 AOOarCI
17 1(1n Of ~a
18 Flow.t•
19 Am•lnC11 20 Good graoe
21 Shllde
22 Floor taY9(t
2• En -28 Cepnulata
27 Solemn
29 Tyoa of c1G•r
32 TtwMCll>are
33 Smlll l\qck
3A AOOY9 ~
35 Seaaeg ...
JI.QI·~
37 P'9liMCI
31 LOft9 time
39 Muaf'troon> .oa..1 41 Made flt
·43 Lole I wor\
••Freeways 4S SnoutOer
movement ~~' •8 Aoorn 10 swono
2 3
17 Neptune currc-ntl~ "' Capncom ~1111 ~cm to bt crtat1n, havoc and
upsetting all your financial c:\kula11ons, Ho wt'\'N, 11 would be w1~r
to wait until the Full M oon 1 l'n 1hc wane bcfott le\una np or 20
$tvenna lonas1aod1ng 11(''
CAPRICORN (IX-. 22-Jan W). ~cep a low profile h«au~ the
Full Moon tn Sagtttanu\ 1111gn1fies o u arc now ltkcly to be o ut of
sons or phsy1call) under par. There will be time enou1h later 1n the 27
m o nth 10 take thr v.orld b 'ltorm o r take othtM to utsk o ver
rntensdy perwnal 'Or profc'IJ1onal mauc,, 32
AQ ARIUS (Jan. l 1-Frb. 19): Full Moon 1n the rather over· 35 op11m1st1 and O\ er-confident '11,n of . 11manus 11n1fies )'OU must
ruard aptnst stcpp1n1 on othc" corns You ma n ot have f'tC'ttvC'd 31 all the auarantccs or a"'uran~'! }Ou ~k hut 1hert ttall 1 no n~
for a ho~down or ronfrontauon at ho me or at work.
PISCES (Feb .:?0-M:m·h W) Fver ~1ncc 1ne C\un entered em1n1
on May 21 o u appear to ha"c c'f)(ncnccd bettk or btckenn1 both
at home and at wotk. N v.. h-Owt>"cr, ou s1mpl havr to call a halt.
call in sum s oumandin11 ilnd prt\•cnt o then from mak1n1 any m ott
false or outra~u claim' o r demand
I.JI' Jl1Ng I IS YOUR 811\TNOAY: The~ 1s no Point tn bc1n1
awkward or conte ntious o~er a JOtnt financial amnecm e1'\ or
bu11ncs5 matter bttautc planc\ary ac:\Jv1t on )our btn hday •1n1fle
the dye i cast More, th:at )our Iona-term haPJMnesa la probably only
to ~ found t n a compk1cl) d1fTcl"(n t siemn~ or environment.
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SJ Slitf«lflQ
55 SIM!P·-
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S7 Vamaculll
SI Anlcla
59 All°""' to eo 1r11t1 poet
81 Plllatl • 9
DOWH
1 Crull
2 910ck 01
atampa
30..-1 roriow.r
• San<1ptper
5 Ell
8 Hag
7 RemoY9
8 Pronoun
9 Annoy9(1 tO Le¥a 9't~
11 a..wean
ICllOOI• 12 Ending IOI'
moo or gan;
13 Hurl
21 Teecfl
1ntorm11
23 Unc8f111n
2$ Eqv.ne 1000
26 OMS NO 21 b orbitenl 28 .... ..,.,
~ Ponct«ed
30 Rllt
31 Manoata
33 Meo1Ca t1on1 ~ Bakec •tam
38 Sebb8'PI • 1 Milt Adam• 3 7 H1nou sage 48 J"()()l..IC\im 39 ,.._.nenancu uni! ,,_
so l(notteo 40 Ha.r IMlu<•
4 2 Sf\8r'p parll 51 Tr ...
43 Mape S4 IC.tone pen
•5 Go QUoCklY S$ to.HI
8 g 11 I' 13
• 0r-.. C.. DAil Y PILOT I Frld9y, June 1. 1110
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'IT a .. If.~~ In Loot1.1:0-;:; p:; time _.It~ .. 2 •ve .;;;: 11 lhol• ..-d ,.-; Greet coNI let eounct ,.., • .___ • ..-. M 111 .. .-.-ciruM cont.rol. Cetwtlt nno L =:..i:-~--· ==~-·~T~ ~~ z=: •. c•=~ 1275, 710·1•1. =-.:e~'· =·=~nS 1~.·~ ,'Tr. .. v:.=.: =-~=-= :::-::n':f:'I' ~tM garo.n. Nlict Cor-ChMt ot df..,., bat, •• --llT~... 8MW 'IO 8"cll 640-ne7, .,..1 1 1.D OOU11 -.o. Elec1rlc IUN'OOf. 13.ISO. H2·'205 IMD/W .... onade1Mwenwonm9nt. "'*· tablet. ~ & &Genet.Line..c .. ~eyea •.a11.131<ml .... IOO JAOUAR 'llXJ8-V12 ... nzs2121111111• door~~~ IC. _taM6tlevee/wtlnde
"T counw ...... Retell S.turd~• &. Sunday• more. 645·85N deer. "3-Stto bl rel\ SH aoo 1• ••t Metm Mtti remote. [a. ~rRol'S·seriiNNiC-Hetctwete tto.-.. No aun. O ,.,, ., C 1tt0 PATHFINDER by ot10 44M '812. .,.,. · · .___ ....,,_,,..,_ 38,000 T-&f full -•-e , :.-...: • all A.noel• --AKC ~ aun Codi .. • 2 SPORT""•CH 21•.t. .. 1-. '~ -.. _ ., __ , ....... d9ye Of...,.._ S.. Steve. Mon thru Fri. 873·2241 White fabrlC couch $150, fwn butft $300 2 ~" """' " "· IMW ·e2 320! mllft Exce09nt con• ·-· 32 WrlQht HflfdW••· 1211---------prime Y9"Mr drH .. r • dela A. fUll equip 4.000 AC/AT/PM ~ extra MAZDA 1"5 GLC Hatct.-,... • .,,N 'II.,......, d'tlon. Mu1tMlllS15.000 • .W. 12S.000 ...U
AocMtter. Cotta M..a TIUUllml 175 rattan chair al'ld male '250• 1 male blectt ml. all under warr. deal\ MUST SELL 5000 btlCk Gfey, automatic • ._ ....,_,,. 080132.f710 tt~d S25, pillows, delk, $300. 645-8788 Ne mtg ~·~ .... "!-3 port« II, 131.e"ooo, 11111 · · Hcallan1 c;ondltlon, lledl, eutometle. T-top•.1---------ir!I: N .~~"' ,,
S...-Aetall Treneoortetlon compeny colfaa table, tamps. LOOKING fOf a eomp.. .,.,,. --12 700 311.eno loeded. P«f9c:t. 4&K. SM8 800 1HI TURBO DllWIT PAY "*"allzlng In exhibits & mlcroweve. Any offer. nlon? we haYe wondef'ful BMW 'M 733 ' · , 114,300. 775-070. CONVERTIBLE, S-apeed, [3 '. ...
Very matUfe experienced
friendly per90f1 needed
for cuual Balboa Island
1to.-.. Some weekends &
nights. 675-7700
di.plays ta seeking• PI T please call 848-905~ loYlng aog1 & cats • .,.11. 4 'llhtd Drfw/Jftpl 81 .. ml, axcel cond. MAZDA ll,323SE bledc, warranty. ••Ir ...
experienced Tele · able lor adoption. Mutt 9())() $15,IOO 080. 544-0404. AMI FM/cua. ale. Low ml, -• 122,500. 642-3865 marketer. Individual mult WHITEWASH Rattan sofa. slble ------SS.500 551·1095. -.. I · PoSMM exc.llef'lt com-1ov•seat. matching q1au ~o to respon owner. --llUI Bleck/Irey AIC I o T'OYOTA 1911 4Runner. munleatton skills. Flex· top table/4 chair.. patio ome and'"· we m,ht 1111-•r ... 'II Ille MAZDA MIATA 1990, 50213 • • • • • 47K. Power •t"rlng,
Ible work hours & e•cel-set, glass shelve unit, Ille have the perfect pet or PIONEER. 4.0L. 4 WO. AT, Auto. 'White. (2C8.X574) shoWroom c.r, llke new 11111111'11••• brakes. AC. c rulH,
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Gardens In COM on Sat-w/varioble speed Both home Cat needs attec· JEEP WAGONEER L TO Auto (2EG~253) Mu11 see• 1.0. 341067 1800 ~ .... -thati right --------d~'lo ~=:h ~t. 30
urdays & Sundays. Top new condlllQO Prtced to tlon 969--tt95 19&6. Loaded, good con-. Ill.HI .... --· 18001 White. loaded. nm& •11 • ·--Bnttol .t400, COsll
pay Call Angela Mon sell last 979 4708 PETS ARE PEOPLE TOOi dltlon. prtYale party. ..."91 Serious lnqulre<1 only 5 epeed. air, caasette, mag CA 92826
thru Fri. 673-2261 uw•ual ... lirRia $8,250. Days 720-2422, ltttiew -S 13.000 PrlYale party, wheelt extra clean low Zelda Fay Wati., 25 """ n. E "' Boarding & grooming eves 673·9540 Ul-1111 Oay1 7141847-1187 mllet (34445) ' Ocean Blvd . Cdm, PLAITS 25 years experience MERCEDES 1978 450SL Evenings 714/345·0651 -. __ :.,. __ 1 a-u.1 Ftr..a 112825 allfTllY·nPllT * 645·4445 * Sherry s K-9 546-2848 Trudcs 9035 2 tops BEAUTYI MINT! --,__ -• This bu11ne11 it c $20.900 OBO. Call 10< In-PORSCHE 1961 1600 MJ-1111 ducted by an lndlVldual
Part ttme. gOOd typing a HERMAN Miiier grand-Pianos & Organs '84 TOYOT.J.-"iCk Up Long ...... JIHS I tlon 714-848-4013 Su Per Karman The ragtttran1 co mu11. Bl-lingual helptul, lather cioci.. $350 Oak Bed, camper Shell, 4 White, tan leather, t 0<ma • ___ __ Notchback Coupe Fully menced 10 transact oo
Call MCS Markeung lor ---------rockmg chatr !65 Play-6059 speed. auto AIC, PIS, bwner. 38,000 mlles, aer-MERCEDES 450 SLC rest0<ed Black/Ian Re. TOYOTA '88 MR2. Orig· MU under the hcflti
appolnlment 64_5_-2_93_9 Ant$S 6010 pe_n. sassy sea• & stroller Baby grand piano. PIB, Am/Fm. Low mtles vice records. St5,995. 1977. excellent con-cent $4,000 engine over-lnal owner •13000 miles oollness name 0< na
lllFP• Cllll P/T PINE S·drawer dreuer $45 tor all 848-6995 Yamana, new cond111on, $3900 cash 545-6435 714/650-5914 Eves dillon. beautiful 93.000 hall $15,900 (374ZA0) L 0 ad e d 1 s 9 2 7 5 listed above on NI A u s PAC••AN COCKTAIL c 8 11 6 4 6 -0 8 1 2 0 r -mites Many extras Private party 643-0733 l>A5-0l30 & 957-2837, Zelda wans t M/pref Reliable. Mon-w/3 beveled mirrors sml ..., m -CHEVY "54-PICK-UP ""' Th s statement was l Fri, 1-5·30 N.8. 642-6262 jewelry drav.er Good TABLE S595 SODA MA-85 l -6777 Suzette REBUILT S 15•000 642"5 !50 PORSCHE 1972 911T Re· eyenlngs with;,... ~nty Clerk of
cond $200 545-8105 CHINE $52!i Both 1n BEAUTIFUL an11que Aus-WITH CAMPER $2295 CllJC& 'II If OllY MERCEDES 73 450SE• stored, llke new Call me VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT ange County on May lllPPlll '* BUYING ITEMS * good cond 540 6092 1r1an baby grand piano SEE. 642-0567 Black on black Auto. air auto. ate. power. ·great S 14.000 642-2923 CONVERTIBLE 1982. 1990 f
Investment Co seeks 1nd111 • 18905 10 19505 • Xlnt cond • matching P~93 P~lock . cassette condtt1on• $5 .500. PORSCHE 944 hlta 5 excellent condition. Must Published Orange Co
toprooessUPSandFed •Jewe1ry10Household* Cameras& stool $2,250 964-5917 V"'ns 9040 (2 o ) 969-7;"90 I . ~K · I see/drlvel $4900 Oa11yP1lotJunet,8,15. Ex: collate material; oro· • 111,111 ---sp · snr • tan Int. m 854 5654 1990 ceas mall: listing boxes Please Lv Msg 673-6223 EQU!pmtnt 6016 'll IS990 LT MERCEDES 74. Relocat· all hwy, ex. cond . loaded! •
662·5565-Terry 1---------~ONY EVA 80 8mn1 video Sporting Goods 6065 33,000 mlle~". as newt T1tff4trt lt~iH hr~ Ing Must Sell' Belge. exc. $10,000. 673-7513. VW 1967 Bug
Appllances 6011 recorder & V3 auti.t locus STAIR STEPPER, exercise 1 ... 2-0010 cond.. SS.OOO as Is • Class original. good cond Pl&.IC NOTICE
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Will deli ver $165 Pro Minolta XK sy-.tem & 800·255-6835 Nel 9-5. '87 TOYOTA WINDOW DATSUN ·73 2402. no air, IEIOEIES 'li, 230 A FEW EIAJIPl.ll Cl' VW 1975 Bug While, runs NOTICE IS HERE
642-7566 4 lenses flash & bag good car. $1500 OBO. Perteet cnndltion 1 _ great. excellent con-GIVEN · lllat seal
$400 848-6995 VAN 5 speed new tires, 714 536-6070 owner. 99,000 m1 White, OUl PIEOWID> AvnN dltlon S 1.950 964-5917 proposals tor furn1sh1ng REFRIGERATOR BAR carpeted 1nter1or $6,900 54250_ Call Donna labor 1 1 1 SIZE Kenmore brown ""c•0•1n·s------0-1 645-9927 DATSUN '81 280ZX ·II • m (IDK91n 11151 E.l vw 1983 RABBIT GTI. ·mater as. equ pma
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675-6852 •Collec1or••lnv0 s1ors condS.4200080 ••ERCEDEc ·75 280 ·~•Jll (ll&4lll Sll,ttS miles $3750 OBOotrterfaciltlle.esmaybe ~ '" I Passenger LOADED "" "' quired for the MEASU •Estates WE SUV & ~EL L MINT cond1t1on $8000 (71 4) 731-3441 549-0703 SEDAN E11cep11onal ·IS•~ t1Cll$14) m.m 499-1493 "C" NEW SIDEWALK co
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YOU CAN EARN SSO -ANTIQUE CHEST. bar 1983 SCHOCK Electric •Antf---------1 spd, T·tops, bronze wtlh Classic 556-0108 dlt•on 4 new Sires Costa Mesa et lhe OHICe s 1oo ANO MORE EACH stools furmt1J•e collec-Jtwtlry /Furs1 Art Bo.al 9ood condt11on full ques. 9045 tan leather 1n1enor IEllCHES 15 310sl ·llhnl ll'WSIOI 111~ Kenwood pullout stereo: g:,f~tti~~r-C~~f~~~oo.~
WEEK -WORKING PART It b le s m ' SC c a II 6025 COVt'o 5 S6 500 720-1515 __ c_1a_s_s1_cs _______ I $4.300 840-7741 Mml GOnd 25,000 mues •&l 19l ll0Sl l-..otll IMI SUI back tinted windows, the hour of 10 00. m M
TIME' 723-5543 "' STARF RE ,,. FALCON SPRINT E sunroof S4 800 nego •1TIQUE I irsT•Tr c4 I wtlh trailer ·.,.. •-DATSUN 82 280ZX smoke silver ask 1ng • day, June 18, 1990. at wh Beautiful sola loveseat • s: " " 225 OMC outdn11e VHS cellent cond11ton needs Leather T -tops Power $37 500 Cc1U 99 1-1065 835 3171 1Iab 1 e M 1che 11 e · time they will be
We have a NEW PRO-Chau ottoman new con-JEWELRY radio compass depth paint only Will cons1df!f everylhi ng s iereo • 213-470-6466 puDltCI~ and read aloud
GRAM tor STUDENTS d1tton Oal. trim $295 L arge sel ecttor. 01 tinder elt'C'lnc tr1m labs. lrade SS 500 OBO cassetttonewbroke&and IERCEIES 'l7•20SEL lSOO AUTO MAllDft. vw 1987 Cabrlolel tlle CounctlChambersSe
12-16 YEARS OF AGf 714-8-l t-3486 d1amondi. v .n 1 .1gt' f 1t11en ''"" chem1ca1 979-1390 tires. custom 11ms quns Like new Warranty intact. SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 81ack•btack e11tended ad proposals shall bear 1
helping us get new cus-<>-~ watthes incl RolP• .ino head v bun!\' S 12 500 FORD 66 MUSTANG great $4200 Call Judy at 27.000 m11Ps $40.500 or Ne-I freeway (55) warranty alarm. onginal n"a''!..oof tththe· worb'ddk~anbud, 1 tomers lor our news-...... utyresl Kltlg·S<l Patek WI' huy sell trdde G7 .l .!590 bu '\1n es s 540 6 " I a!.. e over I ease -,....... "~ ~ ' ~
' mawess box spr1n~s · 289 engine. automatic. • J.,J days at [.Go..-, S•"la •N owner always garaged, ot .. •• d'st1nnu1• .. 1ng mar paper and r epdtr W tlltom 675-8943 rf'S1denc0 2 3 J" ·377 Oa s 833 7537 _,,.,, .,, " 1 ""' ' ··• ""' frames LIKE NEW 250 Harold Jt•\\eters 311 6 ~ 95°o•f'storcd 673-0 138 ( I 14 ··ti 'eves Y • excel ent condition Any b•d received alter 1
HERE'S THE DEAL 499-1248 evenmqs NewpNI Blvd ,11 32nd i--------------------OAT SUN 1982 280ZX 2 • "l SB 750 OBO 733-240 1 scheduled clostn~ 11me I
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ta11on aria-mitning · tan set with chair tounge bnd ldt1.:i1 Qr.ic1 q111 '' 4 ' 64, _.1363 552_5833 I•--------964-7362 Musi see' in proper ttme
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team E cabinet $2!> Green ot-'-or d A s lo.111 g S 7 00 white A817C9. s, !33800/0BO 1 .. ,195 I 854-6965/2 t3-654-6540 Fa11 0.1ve Costa Mes.a C 4. Earn GOOD MON V toman 30 , 30 '> 1 f I * * PETUll * * 7 14 9~4 -l03~ c v to1n1a. upon nonrefunda
and nave a crtance to 67'>-S29< HC PUPPIES VW 85 JETIA payment ol S8 00 An a earn daily & weekly cash I• A E k BMW 1986 528e 42 000 Tlllff4trt lloltilS ford 4 Or snrt a •c excel cond, dlloonal charge ot S3 00
bonuses plus go on out· GOLD lab11. cu~• m h1qh mencari s imo • Sailboards 70 18 miles Wrt•te. black M2·0010 SPECIAL GARAGE SALE RATE S6.000 080 640-8044 be made 11 ha'ldleo by m
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52K S111 Sun 8-3 206 Ruby s S Documents""'" not be m SI I D k /st m t I e s $ ll 0 0 TOY kid'> ~ .... nnwn s new c~stom ~op 2 500 _. unless 1he •ddttlo 11•5SIZE WATElllED Sr1t .. i 11 ~ • Pol'<I •' • Pug 1ps OC S oragt 1 Ei<Gellenl Cond .ill re-714 840 5258 j Sample Sale Golf tennis small clolhl''> shoes 714-897 2849 $3"" 00 charg• 15" inclu
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723-4481 090 720-9245 artwork. tamps clolhmg Fountain , llW 'II 121 0 1 lhtl b•d macte payable
stereo. sporting goods Vallt y 6134 5 soeed (2CSN8031 1he City of C-Osta Mesa
books. misc Noon 10 4 , 113 Iii proposal srtall be co
Fri. 8 to 2 Sat 9347 LA ESTRELLA I . ' s1de•11d unless accomp11n1 IOI luoiss11, CIM SAT 8 30-5 00 P M Quan-, Crtwttw llW Dy sucn cash1e1 s cht><:
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760•6183' SOFTWARE SALE' 5000 accordance ""'"" t Great Slereo S4 225 p10111s1ons ot the Propo
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thing you always wanted Cambuy lro Sutt 90m1 CADI LLAC 1979 Con-Each Oldder must have
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s: s: I tectlon Comm'I Biiiing and misc gardening EILEEN P. PHINNEY. c S&flVICE C .l\l LS SER *NEWPORT woman wtll llTEllll I EnElllR Avail Lic'd 548-4531 automot111e clothing an· CADILLAC 86 Clark, City of Cotta Ma
BA THROOM-KITCHFN VICE CALLS FREE f $TI· rtouses11 your home 25 yr CISTll P&llTllll EXPERl Service & Repatr tlques and ha1111painted Laguna Beach 6 148 Beauhlul Sable Pubttsrted Orange Co
REMODEL All ttle 1n MAT[S L•1. 527l!i9 re"l1dent Rt•terences By Painting, Staining &'Plumber since 1952 gifts $1-$250 863Arbor BONANZA SALE TVs Sll&•leYILU Olltl\Ptlo1Junt>2 8 1990
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c•uded LowPsl prtt"!. A CAl L Ti icy S48·23 l i' Day or Week 489-91 t9 Whlle-Waslurtg E11pert Water heoters·disposals· St. cross Monrovia & radios cloth~•s. ra11ge & $9,900 646-4848 or SoF
lrPe e'>t 548.0344 tom (l!lal'!~~ AVAILABLE FOR HOUSE-Cabmet Re•hn1sh1ng l 'ollet s-taucets·llxtures 19th mc>rP S,11•Sun 7.1m 1pm, 548-3959
lllYllECOllSTRUCTIOI EN es-iATES NE'W SITTING OPEN 101• Proles51onalAd111ce llc•409035 964-89 19 CHEST ol <l•<1we«1 $15 9631 Bny Mcndownr CHEvn·OLE T IMPALA
INSTALL & REPAIR RepJll Rec:Jwooo Cedai TERMS Joli '4"1Prenc;e~ • Custom Ouallty Pool walt>t lounges S 10. MOVING SAL ( t OWE:R 1971. 350 .ingtne, runs __ NJ-"-_l_IC_NO.._f_IC_[_-4
854-1772 843-9044 Post reµl\)Ce t. M N H fJ4l JbJJ EKcellenl Relereni:es' i lrg toboggans s 15 & $25. THREE AHCH SAY. L B ' gr ea I s 5 0 0 0 B 0 KS722t·01
Jim Nh~h· 6d2 7'>06 Free Estomatest UllPIHF lllflll mens suits. lies knock· furniture collectat>les CJ65-8879 FICTITIOUS •UllMll
TILE installed & Rep<1tred YOUNG executive cour: C&LL RICll Hl-0102 I Restdentlal & Commercial knacks. ll OusewJres Sal kite.hen ware t1hng cob•-DODGE s~· COLl NAME STATEMENT Promo• Courteous SPrv1ce FENCES Cnain l trtk A willlng 10 hOlt!;CStt • Reroofs, repa11s & skylts 9-3 1782 Westminster " Free f 'lt II. RPterencei; wood 111'" A••p.m & lr1 months Re1 .. 1u11c.o .tvilil PAINT MASTER Int room Quallly Work Fair Rates nets. exercise equip 5 speed al e am/Im The following P~•sons a
I John & Shelby 846.6176 st.ill .. tol)n Ow1hly work Cull Greg S8Q Ot 16 $75 E•t $499-Up Fast GUARANTEED Svc COMBINING HOUSE-books much misc For cassette e .. cellenl cond d~nfL~u;i~~s~ ~~ C O
rea$ pnce 646-852 1 Accousttcs 20 yrs exp FREE Estimates ,.557494 HOLDS have duphc ates address c.ill 499 s 18~ $6200 27J 3693 OOMINIUMS C 0 Thew
Child Care
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Guar Free est 540-6238 968·589 I 494-6504 ol everything Furniture Ill Tl F&llU SIU DODGE 89 COL 1 llam lyo11 Co 4490 V
kitchen appltc ances FRI & SAT 8 I r I "arman Av• •••wpo II ... I • I ' I LI T r-urnt ure. Excelle nt c:ond 1t1on " r .. ., hi I C I S IOa • IESJ BlllOfll~ books clothes and V & Beacll Cull! 9 .. 660 o...-t e -. ...,. .... .nv a .,.,_. misc & c.lol h1ng $4400 FIRM 631-6283 < ran• tng· I n.,., r·mm1,,,, .Steteo eQut!)4net1~ ... v I.JM No 1 tS Ju Average rm $65 1t11c; cob Rerool!Repa1rs All work got 11 all including me 2mi l&?1 Startire Lane • Milf«i Slal\Wf" Capist1enol inc 3 Ca
$225 Guar work 646-7740lguar He 570720 722-7537 bathroom smk' SAT /SUN SA I SUN 9-3 628 Trtal1a FORD 66 MUSTANG 289 lorma corporatton. u • TREES • llSH PlllTIH I 1111 IHFIH llO, 8-5. 2825 Clubrtouse Rd S1 Gu•hl• skis desk. Automatic AIC 95•, ,., ~?anch l(Ca
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FOUR FAMILIES 0 C c10111es kitchen ap-stored Asking $6500 .,.. Topped rl'mOvfl t.•,.oriuv INT !EXT SPECIALIST ,Add Velue to your home an e phances A more• 723_ 1449 Tll•s Dus•ness 15 co
nu law" <.01111ktr 7"i 1 1416 E11cellent rels 842-3118 wllh a New Rool All types aerobrc. baby & adult ducted by a corporation
I of res1den11111 rooltng clothes dance shoes ---------1---------Tile regts1ran1(s1 co GREEN LIFE' h) ERIC
Oes1gn-1ns1n11 Mt11nt
131·1111
•LAWN MAtNl ENANCE
Full Se• lltCt' Res1d I
Comm 1 No Job Too Big
or Too Small 531-2507
THE lllEEI SCEIE
Lawn-Trae·Shrub·lnstall
Sprinkler Installation
Treo Trimmg & Removal
Lown Mo1n1 a Cleanups
Rototlllng 432-8804
GARDENING-Full Service
Lllndscape-Sor1n11 lers·
SOds·Mov.·Edge-Clnups
Reas R111es 966-2716/E.
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RAINBOW C11c1e Me1n1 Free estimates 531. 7100 large bird cage misc Ntwpo!t lfach 6169 Fiii 'II '210 menc;ed 10 nantact bu
Painting Int EKI House & You want 11 we got 111 •IE ·-••LIW nets uni.le• tho FIClll• Apt Oual !Ob Free HI BALBOA ISL ROOFING Slit/Sun 9a-? 1709 Iowa u Auto. atr, 1111, wheels,
SI llC•569897 636· 1758 Summer Spectall Flnanc-USUAL/UNUSUAL ITEMS t>edllner (02336) :~~e~~ J~~:~:~ 1111
VESCO PAllTlll Ing evail Lie /Ins 25 yrs Garage Sale. Sal & Sun Antiques rllre chtna teo 11,111 John G Marllley v
up Free est 675-5095" 8·4 clothing, baby cups Swedtsrt lree-Titff4trt ltM•t hr4 Pr111s1oon1
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HANGING/STRIPPING
L•c•S80875 VISA-MC
673-1512
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722-7132
SUPERIOR Wallcovering '* reet exper1 y rim
1ns1olfftt1on Remove! a Removed* Stump
W&ll Aep&lr Prompt Lie Grind • Quick Response•
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WE ga11 shd hang 1oge111er I 'C ,.IE SEii I To1aJ 1n1er1or Remodettr.gl II '" Y CE
Service ADVICE TO THC ' Oual11y work e11periencea,
CRAZY 133. 7172 rNton•bl• 648·540 I
clothing misc 2965 An-stano1n9 l1replace Fen· l•l·OllO Thta "111tment wu 111
dros St. Colla Meso der str&I gu1tar111mp. ~ with Iha County Clerk ot o
lll&llTI0,11¥111 SIU
Everything must go1
Retrig • bunk beds.
Futons. bikes. pow4r
t ools , Suri eQu lp ,
CIOl hlng, furn TV,
lotchen Frt 12-7 Slit
8·5 1037 W Wiiton St
650-2894
Ill Tl HllLY SIU
St.-roo Scooter, cl'1ldren1
c1othe1. g&mes. etc
SAT 9·3 1990 Maple
Noritake Rosa 10 H I· j•--------ange County 0•1 May 1 lings, Joumtrymn weld 1990
set b&r refrlij. 200 Qt icel•-11111111------,..,.
chesl convWCt1on oven, Piii '11 • 1H TIMI Pubhsrteo Oriin~ Coe tic 2300 Sftnllogo Or / Auto, t lr. p/ateerlng, 01f1y Pilot Mey 10 15 Ju
Irvine A~" fRI SAT 9om CHsette (A54001) 1 8 l990
Lido It, Sat Sun 8 12 only,
lurn, wlndaurler. wr iron
Chenoeher c101hing. etc
417 Vin Lido Nord
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Moving S.le Con11ruc11on l..m.iiiliimiiilii• '\uppl11>s 10011 111hmgl LINCOLN 1989 Corunen-II
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CLEAN ANO EXPERT Int I Ill pateh pluter1ng,
f:'OR A J09 W(LL DONE• cu•lom texlurtng qualtty ,_.___.
RE FRIO 21 CV It Washer'
dryer lounge Chairs end
tlbles. Oil P•lntlng1 IOve·
Mat 5 pc bdrm ffl 20 It>
t>akelbrOil oven 10011
CIOlhet Mµlt Mii ewry-
thlng F'rt1Sa11Sun
get1r 81ll!Quet lurnllure., lal Slgnetura All options
houtehOld Stll 8·5 I plul sunroof, dual a1r·
t 25 KINGS Pl 1 Chtt. b11g• CO Teke OYer
NflwPof I I lease "° 1 40/mo Ptt·
'40VINO SALE lurn1ture &:'~ef:5've46~::~339> blkH h0\1'\otWl'rtl, misc; Se<Ylng O C IOf IS years wo<k Prot>lfomt-No Prob· SVC RettComm ScrMn
Lie T-158 642 lem•' .. 321164 &54·7131 C ... nlng/Aec>alr 4!4·1052
2433 Vester Place "'~:!t~!".. GAR AGE s ALE OISHE~~Home-
Cvalomtr• R1criord Sinor It'• thot time ogoinl Mokt •urt your noro,... made cr1f11 & •lot mor•
Sun &AM 37 Seatcepe LINCOLN 71 Contrnentel
Or NB 6~ 9034 4to n•ne Runt good
Moving S•'-Sun only I 51260 El! 842.0S87
10 4 1vrnuu1 .. nousenotd Mcr.c u RY 1ffll Couo•r
goods mite 943', w >eA7 L041Cled QI' .. , con·
8•1t>o• Blvd dltlon Beat oftet Cell
497·6047 (llC 1n1 Aetsl 645-7608 " •-Come end ... fOf )OUr· FREE pick up on motor '°" 1s o success by od.,.rtising in cloHlfltd s s 1 "3
blocl\s & iron S5 charge PlllTlll I WILLPINA Stort your od ...,0 days before tht .a•· to "111" •11 un •4 , ..
Multt '•miry Y rd Sale
Pl YMOVTH '71 Homon
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tor o11c:rt retrtg , 110.,. AEMOVAL Promj)t ana attfoct the mott 'b:,-,.rs. ... :!::'·~~ :,Yi8'~ '-~-----------------._w_e_s_n_e_, .d.ry;..e.r_s•_a_8_10.o ...... R ... _•_on_•,.b.1.e.e.4_2_.s_9_3_1_._ _________________ _. Vangu1rd nr tire 1t1t1011
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> NOTIC! IS HEREBY
QIVIN tn•t tne Hunhnglon teeth Plenning Commitlion
w!11 llOld • public llMrlftO In
!flt COYnCll Chembef et the
Hulf111'?10n BHCh Civic
o.n1ef. 2000 Mein Str .. 1.
Hunllnglon 8Hcll, Cell·
fol'nla, on ttwl date end at tile 1~ 111d1celed ~ to 1e-
ce'lle and oontldet the '1•1•· "*'" of 111 persona who wish to !>* heerd reletlve to
lfte epptieetlon dMCrl!Md
tielOW DATE/TIME TuHdey.
OtMge Coast DAILY PtLOTIFrldey, June I. 1980
MllC ll)TIC( Ml.IC mna: NI.IC ll)TIC(
NOTICIOI _,,......_ ..... ...... ~~ .......... __.... P1Cn...:T1111 .. P1Cm..:,.11m.,._.. ~nc:.,. -.c~N ~~~he~.,:':c~:!
IMP NO ... _, -:-• MAm ITAT9mln llAm ITAftmNT MAm ITAftMINT CC·NI MAm 8TA,._NT ....._ 0<* ,,.,.,y hnd 1t10
CONDn..,. ....... :.,,,. ......... ~ The ......... ...,...,. .,. The 'OllOWlftO l*IOnt 11• The ~ C*IO'\t .,. Nooe• it Welty Oiv«I th•I The IO"<>*•no l)«IOnt .,. 0«181• .. fottoowl
IXcaPTiolt -~.. ~ -dolrlQ ~ • dOlf'D bullinees u. dOll\G ~ M Mtled boClS Will be rec:elYed ~ ~ 11 WMEREAS the Ctty Coun-CVARIANCI) ---~ '= HA"~AY"~ ALIONMfNT ROYAL AIOGE AS· WUTPOAT CEAAITOS Dy Ille Ctly ol Huntono•on NOATHEAST FEDERAL ell llndt IN 91llenll0<\ of NO...... --. • llAVIC! t/3 Mon• Vitti 80CIATi$ 4343 Von ASSOCIATES 31!11 A•ni.•r lkach II the oftlee of the 1$401 VO" l<&rnlafl •,,..enue l\Q\itt IOt O•ngo 98"* w1•
•GATIVI :,.:::::. ·::·: .. :: ,;: A~ COt1• ...... Calof l(.,mat\ Avenue N.-.P<)fl Alletlue Co111 Meu Cali City Clefk •• City Hell. 2000 Suite 400 Irvine C1111 enhance tne 1bll1le9 of ehMI·
DICl.MATION cieMI IMM IMeh. Clhl 92MO t2t2e M11n Slr"t Hun11n91on 92715 leble Ofg&nlHllOrll 10 OClatn
NO, eo..n 11 ,_~._,...,.., Herry J Fagen end Koll Royal Ridge A•· And,.,.., PSettOleum Inc BMch Cll1for111a un111 Ille ~.Inc Connec:11cu1 1evenuee
(COfllTINUEO FROM ...: ,: == Mwcelle 0 Fagan Trvll ... rocle'" L P 1 Cll1forn11 1 Cllll0tllle co1por1tt0n hOUr of 2 00 P "' on June SO State HouM Square, ACCOROINGL Y lhe Clly
APRIL 17 1990 ............ -of lht Har1y J Fagen and llmi180 pvtnersn1p '3•3 31~t Airway Avell~. Cotti 19 1ti0 II wnich t~hey Hettlord Connecttcut06103 Counc111111"4' Coty ol Coste
PL,t,NNINO """9dlM ----M1mt11a 0 Fagan O.cler· Von Kwm.n Awnue, Mew· Meu C•l•I 92020 Wtll tie opened publlciy •nd Thtl bu11neu •• COi\• -.. ... ,...,.,h •tnen<b Sec·
COMMISSION MEETING) ._ 8 WI-::::.-:.":: ellon Of Tt1.11t lnltletly Port Beach Call! 92~ • 8e.rry L Hoeven. 1706 read aloud on lhe Council ducted by e CO<OOtlllon llont 314 ot Ille Costa Mes•
tSubdiVIOt one ._., 1 Uft..,..... •,.... created 4'123190, 30011 Tiit Koll Comp•ny 1 C•ll· Port Cnlflet Piece NtwPOfl Chamber• tor the 1n111.lf•· The reg1s1r•n11s1 com· Mt;ro-.1pll Cooe to read
parcel in1o two etet1Ci. de 1,111•01 0 • Driftwood Drive. South to1nl• corpo1euon, 434'3 Beech, Calif 92660 llon of lraltie signal Inlet· mencec:t 10 1r1nMCI buSI· 'The opetet1on of t11ngo
one wnh • 1111e oftc:lna de .,..-...., Laguna, Clhl 92677 Von Karman Avenut, New· Kevin M G1Hn 2451 connect II venou1 locahons ness undef the F1tt111ou1 g1mes 1nett not r>eg1n pt1or
reduction on (... ti dlreeterle teJe• 1'hl1 b1,111nen IS c.on· Port Belch, Caltl 92660 Marino Drive. Newport In the C11y ot Huntington Bustneu N1m8(1) llated to 11 00 a m or end •lltf
mln•!'lum 101 area) 1tonlco) M lecl by hvlband Ind wile This buslneu II con-Beach, Call! 92663 8"ch above on Ju~ 6 1989 11 00 pm
NOTICE IS HEREBY . c-Mo The raglllrent(s) com· ducted by 11 gen01al part· Thir tJvtt,,ess •I con· A HI ot p1en1 spec:1l1· Behnele Welu, Sec11t1ary SECTION 2 Th11 Ord•·
011/Ef'j thot 111e Huo1ongion llC01m mencecl to 11anHct bull· nefahlp ducted by a genef8J pan· c•110t11. and other con11ec1 This s111emeJ1t wes hied nance shall 11111 ettecl att&
Beech Planning Commission The neme end eddr·ess 01 neu vndet the Flclltl<>u• Tne reg111ran1(s) com. nershlp dooumenll may be Ob1'1ned with the Covnty Clerk 01 Or· b4t tn lull lotce 1mmedtatfft1
wlll hold • pul)Uc hearing in Ille coon 18 (El nombre Y 8utlne11 N1me(1) U1ted "'*'* to tranteet bus•· The rtg1111el'll(JI com-on Jul)e 6 1990 a1 the 0..-ano• CC>Ynty on May 25 from and attar the pauage
Ille Council Chamber 81 lhe dlrecclon de 18 corte etl abowt on NOveml>et 2... ""' urid., the Foemlous menced 10 ttanNCt bU•I· pertment of Put>llC W0tkt. 1990 th9fe<>I end prlOI to tll4t ••· Huntington Beech Covu; MUNICIPAL COURT OF 1975 Business Name(•) llJleel ness under Iha F1c1t11ou1 2000 Main SllM1 Hun•· F651Me plr111on ol ltfteen 1151 days
Center 2000 Main Street SANTA MOl'ijCA JUDICIAL Heuy J . Feg1.n above on May 22. 1990 8us1ne11 Name(TI llrttel lngton Betch. C1111orn11. PubllSl'led Orange Co .. t from 111 Pl s ~ thlll oe
Huntington Beach Cih· DISTRICT, COUNTY OF Thia 11e1ement wH flied Mlt1in Krupp above on Apttl 1987 upon recetp1 91 a non·retun-Delly Pilot June 1 8 15 22 PUbllS'*l once 1n the OR
torn1e onthedate•noatthe LOS ANGELES STATE OF w1lhttotCountyC1etkolOr· This llltem41nl w~ed JoonAnelre._,.s Prasklenl dat>lel .. ofS;>SOO 1990 ANGE COAST DAILY
l ime 1no1c11~ be10.,. 10 re-CALIFORNIA 1725 M 1 ange County on May 23, with tne CC>Ynty Cler r· Tn1a stater~n1 ""' s lileel Each bod sn111 be made on F-~• PILOT a,, .... pape< 01 ge11· ~ve and consider the Siii•· Street Slnll. Monica c:i~ 1990 lt\09 County on M•y 25. Wt1h the County Clerk of 01 the P1oposal F0tm end 1n erel c1rcu1•11on pflnl8d and
ments ol 111 persons who toinoe 90401 ,...... 1990 ano• C<>Ynty on Mov tO 11\e m1nn01 o•owdeo 1n tf\e P\8JC NOTICE e>ubUslltil 1n 1ne C11y ol
with 10 be 11.ard reta1ove 10 The name address and Publlstle<S Orange Coett '4SIMO 1990 contract documents. and Costa Mes. 1oge1n.r ''"'h
Ille appioeauon described tetepnone n mber 1 04 • Delly Piiot, June t, 8 15 22. Published Or~ Coast F4M7U shell be 11CCOmpan1ed by a KU• the nam~J o• tne 11'18"11>41fs IN-IC MnTIC[
below 1111 s attOfn~ or 0 11~~?tt 1990 Delly PllOt June 1, a. 15 22 Put111.ned Or•noe Coe.st ctfttlieo 0< cuh•e• s cheek FK:TITIOUa .,..... ol the Cll> CC>Ync.11 vollno IOI .-~ ""
OATEITIM E Tuesoev .,.111\0UI an altOfne)' pllS (El F-4~ 1990 Diiiy P1IOI May 18 2S JuM or a b•d bond lot not !Ms NAME aTATlMINT and lglllltl the Simi! ,...NOTIC• cw
Junt 19 1990. 7 00 PM
.APPLICATION NUMBER
Speetal Sign Petmll No 90..t
APPLICANT Yves Br!M
LOCATION 16871 Beach
Blvd 1wesl sl<le epprO•·
wnatef'f 3SO '"' llOl'th ol WatMf Avenue!
ZONE C• IHtgnwav Com·
tnefC•lll
June 19 1990 7 00 PM nombre la dlleccoon 81 nu· F-S03 1 8 1990 tf\an 100; of tne ernount ol Tne fottcr..tng t>efSOnJ are PASSED "ND ADOPTED ~ HlA-.0
APPLICATION NUMBER mero Cl• lelelon~ del PUBLIC NOTICE f·""' Ctht O•CI mlde oa~aoleBeto II•• doing bus•netS u 11''' •th dav 01 June 1990 CONDITIONAL USE
Tentative Parcel Map No lbogaelo def Cl4tmlndant• 0 oty ot Hun11ng1on ach WORLD 8EAC"1 MAN· I ATTEST MARY r EL· ""MIT NO . .....,
89·3681Cone1111onat E<cep. Cl.el oemandante que no FK:mlOUa .,..... PUBl.IC NOTICE The Co.itraclor sh.ii •n lhe AGEMENT CO 333• EaSI LIOTT ~PYI)' Crty C efll 01 (C-truct.-
tlon 1v1r1ance1 No toence •bogldo es) t<EN NAMatTA'TlMINT pet1orn1ence. ol 111e woo Coas1 Highway ·23S Cof. llleClt O Costa Mesa leff·lenltceGM REOUEST To 1tfow•nHISI·
1119 13 loot·9 inch high 9S
square fool lrees1'nd1ng
11911 10 remain 1n lieu 01 a
1T18t1mum 7 loot high 30
square 1001 5lgl\ as elloweo
ti)' tne Huntington Beach Or.
d1nance Cooe
89-4'61Negatove Declaration NETH A FREEDMAN !Siii~ The following peisons are PUBl:IC NOTICE NOTICE TO ~dt::'~o~me~:!, co~•~.: on1 def M:tr Caht 9262S ttte "c~tlR ~CUFFA. ~Of of ........ _....
No 90 12 ICont.nut>d lrom Bar NC' GI 1741 A PRO· bullness H C"lDfT°"S OF 11 e Ian Forman 3334' EIS! 'Io oeta -...• Con~ MaftlM theApul l7 t990Plannong FESSIONALLAWCORPOR· I NMAN ANO A S · NOTIClOf' aUlKTRANIFEfll State ofC1hforn1aanC1otnercoaS1 H!Ql\wav ,.23s Ce><· ,STATE Of CAllfORNIAI lftdC-eetl)
Comm1ss-on mt"et•ng~ ATION 3600 Wtlstl e BtYd SOCIA TES SOO Newporl ""9l.JC HEARING (Sect. 1101-4'07 laws ol tf\e S1a1.-ol Call· ona Clef Mar Cahl 926'!> vOUNTv OF ORANOE1C1TV NOTICE IS HERES'°
APPLICAN T c llarles Ste 1210 LOS An ~[es o.u: Center Drive Sutle 500 -11u "MMT u.c .C.) llornta 'OPl•caote lhet810 Tnos DUSll\ftU IS con. 10F cos TA. e.IESA1 SS I Gt I/EN tr al tne Huntington
ENVIRONMENT A L
ST A TUS Catego11Ca1lv H ·
empt pursuant 10 Section
1SJ 1 t crass 11 01 the Cato.
fo1nu1 Env11onmen111 Oualny
Act
P•rsons llorn•a 9001012 13~395.7959 Newoor1 Beach Cahl 92660 NO. I0-14 NoltCe 11 hereoY given 10 wllh lhe e•cPOtoon only ot ouc1C1d by an ind v•Ou•I I E !:E • P PHIN'4EY Bet1c:n P·ann1ng Commission
LOCATION So.i111 >•Ot> ol DATE 1Fec1111 JUN 23 Fraoces Smith Inman (Conetrvc:t new credttors ol the wllhon sucn vt111a1to11s 111a1 mcty t>e I Tf\e reg1s1rant1s1 com C••~ c .... ~ v1e1 f'•·oll1c10 wtll hold a put>loe neM1ng .,,
Gartieie1 Avenue appro~-1989 •627 11 11ec11o D"ve Voroa Teco ... 1 iamed 1tansterors 1ha1 a 11!!Qu11ee1 under the so~1a1 menceo 10 transacr buS•· 1C1erk ot 111e C11v Council of the Council Chamber •I the
imetflly 1 821 leet eaSI of I Frank S Zolln Cle1k •i· Linda. Calot 92686 NOTIRC"E tavlSren!JEREBY uulk transler •S about to be statutes pursuant to wh ch lness under tn.i Foc111>ous "'e Cir. ot C<ttla Mesa Hu11t1ngton B"ach C1 v1c Brookhursl S1ree1 Mary 0. ·La ,.;.,, V~ ... • ThtS buSlness Is con· n made on per'°'111l ptoperly proceed1n11s 11ereunoer a•e Busmess Nametsl ltsled lh.-rroot ""•t, tn111 tne abOve Center 2000· Main SllHI
ZONE R l-FP2 tlo,., Oen· O.put'J • • Clucleel by an tnCllVIClual GIVEN lhal Ille Hunttngton hef<>onaltet df'sc111>eo lal\en 111<1 """'ch have not atx>~" on NIA i•nd rore 001n9 Ordinance Hut1t•ngion Beach Call·
ON FILE A copy ol 1118
pt(lPOSl'd reQUHI IS on Ille In
1¥ Commun11y Develop·
met 1 Department 2000
Main Street Huntington
9,.acn Cahlornoa 92648 for
111spt>Cl•011 by the public A
coP1 ol tllCI staff 1epo11 w1t1
bt! evaol&ble lo 1n1e1esled p;i•t•t!~ .:it City Hall or 1119
Main C•ly Ltbr ary I 7 I 1 I
fall't"t A .. enuel alter Ju~
IS. 1990
stay Residenttal-FtoOCplaonl Publisned Orange Coast The registr•n11s1 com-Beach Planning Commission Ht' n111lll'5 .:ind ousoness been superseded by ltle I Ian Forman No QO. 7 .... u 1ntrOOuced and rornia 011 the dote and al the
REQUEST To suDC11v11:le one Doily P1101 Mav 18 'S June menced lo lr.insact bus1-will hold a pubhc heanng '" address ot 1ne oltleneleel p1ov1s1ons of Ille Labor This statement "'••!. hied con'l rt'•f'<l """''on by M!<:· ttme •nd•cat!'(I t>elow to re-
11 74s SQuore 1001 parcei 'i. 8 1990 • ,,0ss under 1he Foclttious the Council Chamt1e1 at the translNors aoe GINA CO<lto Preterencf' 10 labnr with th .. Counl) C..letlo. 01 Or loon 11 a •f'9u111r meeung ol ce;veandcons;Clerthestal•
Into 1,..0 PiHCel~ one 6 000 I , F _463 Busmess Name( JI llated Hunting ion Beach C1v1c w 1 LS ON ANO ' p Au L shall be r11ven only 1n the enge Counlv on Mav 23 the C11y Council llelel 'On tne ments 01 all oers6ns ""no
square 1001 101 and one abovti 'on N A Ctinter 2000 Ma111 Street TOLNA! 600 E BAY C·!I mannet PIOvided oy taw
11
990 · 4tn dav cot Junl' 1911<> ano wisn 10 De riea•CI 18181,ve 10
5 7•S square 1001 101 wlln I Frances Smith 1nman Hu,,tlnoton Beach Celi· 8alb03 CA 92661 No b1:I shall be consu1eted .. 4151071 111erea1t11• passed and tne apohcauon descntled
easement!. Tht> ~&rounct• ,.,. Th•S 11atement wes Mid forma on lhe oa1e and a1 the The 1oca11on 1n Calttorn•a unlt!SS •I •~ made on a Jorm Publlsht"CI Orlngl' Coast adopt4!d a! a "'hOtl' at cJ reg Delow
quesl 15 tor 1 reeluctoon tn PUBLIC NOTICE will) 1he County Clltfk ol Or· tome indicated below 10 rt· ol lhe cnoel e11ecu1tve olllce turn1Shed by tf\e C•ty ol Dally Pilot June 1 8 15, 22 ul11• me..tong ot "'" C11y DA TE TIM E Tuesday minimum 1 , ange counly on May IS. ce111e and conS1der the state-or pnnc1p111 Dusmes• olhce Hun11ng1cn Beach and 1s 1990 Council l'leld on 1he •111 day 9 00 P
Jmaller pa 1~l'I 8 ea on tne K57513 l990 ments of all persons who ol the uotenoed 111n~leror is mlde •n accord&nce wttll lhe i:.,95 ot June 1990 Dy 11111 follow· Ju~~ud:~~ NU~BER
EN V 1 ~ON MENT A L FICTITIOUS 1Wa1N1Sa F457231 wish IO be heard relallve lo 4'06 E BAY BALBOA. C,t, p1ov1s1ons ol the proposal 1ng 1011 c.ill votl' C 011 1 U p 1 No
STAT S NAME STATEMENT Putitoshed Orange Cout the appoc:auon descrtbt!d 92661 requ1rem«1ts Pl&.IC NOTICE AVES COUNCIL MEM on 1 01111 se errnt Neg<1l~e ~~:;:? 0 un~er Ttwt tollow1ng persons are Datl'f p1101 May 25 June 1. 8. below All 0111er busineu names Eecl'I b•Cldt'r muft be IBERS Butta Hornwci..ie 89A~PUCA". Tait'"° A s-
90 12 ' n o dOlng ovslr1t'SS DS 15 1990 DATEITIME Tuesday and addrnses ust'd by the '"enscel and also l)'e· 01311 Amt>ufiey Gta39ow
ON FILE A I h CEO AT THE TOWERS I F-•82 June 19 1990 7 00 PM trensletor w1lh11 Ille PISI QUlll•I ea"' rtqulft'O by law s T A T IE .. E N T 0 f I NOES COUNCIL MEM· ~~e: T:6N 9002 Adams All INTERESTED PER·
SONS are 1nv11ed 10 1111tne1
a. o 11earn'Q end e•preu
Ol)tl'•Ons or subm11 OVtdence
to• or ag.i1ns1 111e epphcat•on
H oull<ned above If tnere
are an1 lurthef qvesttons
P'll "<' c11ll Lau1a Ph1ll1ps
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Cl'PY o I e 19800 Mac.Arthur Blvd APPUC,t,TION NUMBER lhree year~ 11re Thi' City Counc:11 of lhe 1 WITHORAWAl BERS Genis ~opocsed •f'Ques1 is on Ille on Irvine Caltl 92715 P\&.IC NOTICE Use Perm11 No 90-14 . Tne names and bus•ness C11y ol Hun11ng1on Beacn re-FROM ~ARTNERaHtP A BSENT C 0 u NC t L A•enue l~the.Ut corner 01
e ti"'U"") De\l&IOP· Zelelll Fav Watts 2S28 APPLICANT Taco Bell addrus ot lhe H•nsletees se<ves lf\e llC)hl 10 re1ec1 any OHRATIHO UNOUI MEMBERS None Maonoha l•et'I Bf'CI Adams
ment epartment 2000 Ocean Bl\ld CdM C.lll I K574ff..01 COfp • Steve Abbott are ROBERT A KUMAO C)t all !>Ids FICTITIOUS au SINE SS IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I A~enue .
Main Stret'I Huntington 92G2S J FICTITIOUI au .... aa LOCATION 17182 Beach l and MARILYN C KUMBO By orl.ler or lhe Coty Coun-NAME In.we heffllnlo Ml lft'J hand ZONE C<' FP2 •Col"lmut11:
Beach Calll0<niJQ264B lor This Dus•ne~s 15 con· NAME STATIMENT Blvd (east srde ol Beech ,1 1322' Camarillo 203 CtlOl tne C1lyOIHuntonglon 1 endaftt1edthes..lofthe ly Bus•ne u D•SlllCI
copy 01 lhe stall report Wiii The reg1stran11s1 com CIOtll(j t>u't1MSS as soulf\ ol B•aylOCI< Dr•vel The property poirl nen1 Ju,,l' t99CI Wllf\Cl•J"'n a!> 1 f>nl"a• erl· de'/ of June. 1tl0 u 0 oemoltlll
•nS«>f'Cllon O) "'" Publoe A ducted by an 1nC11v1<1ua1 TM> I011owino persons 1;re Blvd 11PP10x1ma1e1y 300 leet North HOiiywood CA I Beach Ca11t01n1.:i lhe •th ol Tile 1o110,,, .. ng persOt1 nas City of Coel• Meu Int. 51t1 Fi~618EST T
be I V1tl1bt. hl inlerestf'CI menceel to transact bUSI· FA RVIEW MANAGE· ZONE C4 tHogf\way Ccm-l\erelo" desc11beel 1n gen Con'lle 8 rocllw1y City g o EILEEN P ~y City an e~•5""9 sell-se-rvoGe gas
Mike Adeftla. H'611tlntlon
IHch Planning Com·
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patl•e' at c,,., H .. I 0• the ness undf'f tilt' Foc11tious MENT COMPANV 2SOO mert1all e•dl as Stoci.. 1n T1,1C1t> F .. : Cleflt vi the Cit'/ of· Hunl· ':;,1
1r°"' ~~·~~":1r,";;~=; Cleflt end .. -oftlclo Ci.tit I siato0n and °'°'"''' the con-
Mein Coty lltlrar) 17 1t1 Busonus Name(sl 1ts1ee1 Main Strf'et Sutte 201 qeouEST To Clemol•Sh an tu't!S Equipment and ln9ton .. ech ouso~s-. n.,.,,8 ~I INTE~tOR 1ot lh• City Ct.>Unclt of tne struch~ 01 a ,_ 1 500
T~lbt"~~A,enu"' .11te1 June above on N A llrvtne Cahl 9271• e1ust1ng Taco Bell Res· GOOdl/ll•ll ol a certa•n FrC'1enl 2000 Ma.n Street ,~ 141 ENVIRONMENT'S al ~ 1s2 IClty ol Cost• Meu. l y: ( tQuare 001 sell $el'vtCI' gu
r\,1 ·~fled Orange Coast
0.1 '> P1IOI June 8 1990
1 1 Zelda W.ills Me11111 Buller inc . a Call· ti;urant and permrl 1ne con-vogurl ousmf'SS •no is 5JE :>JJ 1 Redhill ""enue Suite ?OO MefJ T Eltlott, 04tputJ City llal•t'" ""'11 convenie,,ce
ALL INTERESTED PER· This s1a1emen1 was filed lorn•& coipor11llon 2SOO struc11on 01 a new 1 970 loc.ll'<I JI 600 E BJV c s Pubhsnoo O•.>nge Coast Cost3 Ml'W C.itol 9262t> lclefk l mar~<'' a"CI ta• "ash Tne
r $24
SONS are onvoll!O tn allend "'''h Ille Cvun1.-Cler1t. OI Or M1cne1son Sllffl Su11e 300 square fool Taco BeO Drive· Balboa CA 92661 Thi' t>u~I Daily P•l()t Junf! 8 1J 1990 Tho! '•tlll ous Dus ""SS PuDtosnell Oran9" Co.nt O'vPO!>d• dOt>!. not iroclu~e
&IO.JJ•Mllllg ~Cl ·~ l~ -~~~ • r n nl'Sl rijmt' U5eel DV tn .. '·Wl F't\532 name •lollt',..,'e, t lor lf\l' P•t• Daily p IOI Jure 8 l'J'il() I'' e sa e OI ale oho IC
----------opinions O• 'ubl'l•I ,.,,u .. nce 19 Memll Buller. 111 20 t E E N 111 R 0 N M E N trans er ors al sa1d-r?iCJtlur1 · nersftop web rn~n-Jiu~ £5 61 M'"*'' .. g .. , PUBLIC NOTICE tor or aga•nit thl' 1PP1tca1oon F45tm Sanooo1n1e Suite 250 STATUS Ca1eoo11cauy e•· is PENGUINS PLACt PUBLIC NOTICE 31 1Q'l8 on tne Coun1~ 01 srEA, 7~51 "c~tNg: ~:1 T :~
I( 57711 are any lurth••• qves1oons Datl)I Pilot June I 8 1s. 22 Jolln M Yuni..er Jr . 9100 1S303 C1ass 3 ol U'le C.ill. ~ .. 111 butt.. tr a"'"" ·~ •n· 1<57227 • f~.., .m,.. dllel "dClrf'u ot PUBLIC NOTI empt purs.ua,,I 10 S~t~~ ----------11" ou11oneo aoove 11 11\ere Pubhsnl'J Or 1rooe Cl)ut Sontll Ano Cahl 92707 empt pursuant to Sectoon FROZEN fOGURT 'Or• e CE e r Y
SUMMONt ~11es"i'! ~~11 M~~= ~~r~n,or A:; 1990 W1lshue Blvo Beverly H111s. locn10 Enwonm('nt111 Ouah!y tended 10 btt consummawo I FICTITIOUS I USIHESS ne Person wm101 awing L£QAL I f~~3,2: E ~~~.~n~e~•'t~~u~u;
(CITACIONJUOICIAL) ~ 6 'l21 t F :100 Celt! 90212 Act .JI me OlllC~ ot ORANC.f NAME STATEMENT ByronP1nc1o.eq J152Ree1n111 PUBLICATION Ac•
1A.,so ,1 Acus3CIOI l(ING· 1 Miit~ A:~":i~i~unt1~9lo~ M111,, Street .1'20 t Irvine proposed reQuest ts on Ille in t6099 Golde11"11st Strf'OI OO•"CI l"usn•!!'' "IS Mesa Ca11r 92626 ST Rf FT MAINTENANCE prooos..d r@Quesl ~Ion tole in
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT 3 Ph1l1p H McN.imee 2400 ON FILE A cop~ ol lhe COUNT ' ESC.ROW <.;ORP I The lollO'W1nq per"Sons a1e Avenue Su"' 200 Cos.1a I 1989·90 MEASURE c ON FILE A co 01 Ille
seuAV EVAN MOORE ••c • g o m Mt.IC NOTICE Collf 927t!I lhe Commumty Develop Hun1ong1on Be11cf\ Cdh· HILLPO•NTE APo\RT. PuDll!lhe<l Ora,,oe Coa~•1PROJECrFOPAOAMS AV·l tM Communny Oevetoo·
DOES t TO 10 ml~tllon O C Marl. 0 Dorian 2400 ment Oeonrtmenl 2000 lorr11.i 01.inQo! Cou111y on 01 MENTS C 0 TM W1ih<Jrr Daily P1IC'I M3~ 25 June I 8 ENUf ~ROM PLACENTIA ,..,,.,., Oepa•lment 2000
11011 ARE BEING SUED 0 u~•Sht'<I rrqiqo oas1 K5nto Main Slrel't Suite 20 t M11n Street Hun11ngton <1ller J1.1"" ;>«; t'l•JI) Tn1s lLyo11 Co ~4% Vooi ".l""'an 1<; 19QO AVfNUf TO T .. E SANT A I Me ~ 51, et H .,11ngron
BY Pt AINTIFF (A Ud le.,... aoly tlOI J,,,,,. 1 . FICTITIOUS auStNESS Irvine Cell! 92714 Bf'aCh Cahlorn1a 92648 for bulk lransler 15 sub1f'C I 10 Nl'wpo t Bt'acn Cato I 92660 I F .4 I' ANA Rl\IE R Se~ct' c l~ ..... ;,.11 92648 IOr
oemandandol RO NALD F :>2! NAME STATEMENT Merrill Bulltr 2!100 ,,,Spt>ehon Dy Ille ro1•01•C ~1 CahlOrnUl Uniform Com l M No 1 IS~n Juar1 THE Cl~ QF 1..05lA 11 S<"".-1,0,. fl• l"t' ou~tic A
COAOAfY Trie 1011ow1ng person~ .110 Michelson St Su•tP 300 copy of the Slall repo<t " • ,..,,.r a1 C<><t ... St" ••n• t, •M Cap·st• 111n1 • 1. j Call-PUBLIC NOTICE "4ESA PROPOSF) TO Rf ~00, C'I ·~ stall •f'OC>t' w<lt
You hne 30 CALENOAA dOtng business as Irvine C11l1I 92715 be av11t1aote 10 1nlf'f<"'ltt>O Tt,. "1rnt nd •N•I'<~ ''' t.:>rnoa rorpNa11on 44QO MAR'. r,. • .. [JAMS A\ tit' h a tar-le h f'tf'•l''>led
OAYS etter IM• "'"'"'°"' NEW OEAl 2220 !\Ae;er Tn1s llu51ness is con· parties a1 C•t\ Han 0< 111, the Qe•~oro " ti wr1011' Von "·•' n ''' 11.e"" por 1 I ORDINANCE ENU( ,-, r.m,. •Hf El\ s · .,d<" .,, 1• C.•h '1} 1 0< the
It M rYed on pou to ttte 1 Place Costtl MesJ c.,hl d1>Cted by a oeneral par!· Main Crt) Library (71tt
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c1i•ms rn.1y l« t ... tJ' OR Bt•'" Cllrl ll2F60 NO to-7 ING RIGHT Of \\AV THf Ma·r C h l•btar •1 1
typewrlllen reeponH 11 PUBLIC NOTICE 9;>6?7 ne11h1p Talbert Av<>nue101te1 June A,..C.E COUNT1 ESl..ROW Th,5 Ous1ne sis con ANU9'0 ENCY PROifl• MA• TA•f 10 T .. t..,. ,,,,.,ue at~er Jur>e
lhl• COUit I rs SI' r c c.111lnrn1.i The •l'Qllllr.in11s1 com-1S 1990 CORP 16099 Golllf'nwesl llUCl....:l D\ J 1..orpora11on OPDINANCE Of ... ,i,._ .... I [l~. s l~Ul v '5 O<>O
A ltller or pt10M ull wlll C l0St4 3220 Me~P• P• ice Cos1,1 ,menceel 10 llaMaCI t>uSI· ALL INTERESTED PER S11ee1 HurttnQIOll B~ol<fl I "f\p reQ1">trdnt1'> om. TH£ CITY COUNCIL >EPlEt1,1BEA1 l\"ID MAV A,L N'ERESTED P£R·
not ptolect 'JOU: 'JOUr l'Jpe• SUMMONS Mesa CJi.I 9162; ne'IS under lllt" F11.t 110<.IS SONS .ire 1nv1led 10 dllend I. 1 ln'"'oi 'IJ14 • o• c "t 1'>1 menceel 10 tranSlit l t>us1-OF THE CITY OF C.AUSf •RA• r C Ot., A• S SOt<'~ l''t' nv1teo to alll'flel
Wlltl•n rffponM must .,. (CITACION JUDICIAL) ll'lo'> bu' "l!SS •S con-Bu~oness Nameo1 llSleO sakl l'\l!ilflng ano expresS1Cld1 IO• n 11q 13.ms lh -~n) "•'S< utlJ ... 1r.-r {' llOUS COSTA MESA, r Q A r ..iR!Mf" N~OR U •O lli'<!fftlQ •nd l'&Ofttl>S
In ptllpel leglll f0tm If '/OV I NOT Cf TO DfrfNOAN" :CluClPd Ch 1 CltDOr ll•O" 1above on July 24 1984 op1n1()n<; Or sut>rn•I f!v•~encp C<t'<MO< ~h,\ uo Junt' < !> Buf.n., <; NJml'l">I. hSteel CALIFORNIA. MA'IOI'< 1 (•..,.TA~· IHE <>P•t1v• ._ 1 ~ull"" t e•.Ot'rCe
w1nl lhe court to~ 'JOUf (AvlS() J AcusaCIOt MAHE"I Tf\t> "'Q·Slr ~nl >I tom Me<nll Buller Iii l:>t O• ·193 n<;t lf\t> 1PClll(allon tOQI) wf\oCI \ I'• tl11 •1' t><; acov~ on Ju"<' ,<)a AMENDlfllG SECTION P Bt C' fr" J CF~ OE· tc• °' .. 3 >111't' llDol1C.11o0n
c•M ORA PUJARA and ClOES , mer>el'<l ,,, "l' ~.J(I t:lu~ This stalerrot'l•I ........ Med ., outhneo abOve II 111ertt d 1, L"''"f .,,.. ,, • "',. I JO"" (, Maro e~ ¥•Cf' t-314 Of THE p" Rf MF .... T A. I~ 14 I a. °"' "ed llOO•e II ,,...,~
tt rou do not file ,._, tnrOlij)h ,0 ,.,, u>·•.. ness unllf"• 1n.-r <,,,,.,us w!lh 1~ County Clef~ of Or· are any lurlllef q~es11ons 110" <lilf' oec11 t'<l .. 1oovt tJre)•tl" 1 COST A MfSA "!'>4 • • •re a~, '""""' ouest'<lf\S
IHponM on time, you m•'J YOU ARE BEt~IC.. SUED Bus·ness Nilmen1 hsll'CI ilfl98 County on Mily 22 l)fe3Se ,;iu "4t>•t:I au1o1no OatPO Jur>I' S t9Q() I Tnr> >tJI<',..... .. ~, ""'·'" ''PO MUfoUCIPAL CODE l rif NflJA t \iE O El..:LAR 0 f',1 ,.. n" t<l"•D Fauland
loM the caM. end '/OVr BY PLAINTIFF I A Uo leestalilDO•tt or Apr 1 1!) 1990 1990 Assistan t Planner at OINA WILSON PAUL """h I~ C.ou11ty C e<~ or Or I TO EXTIENO THE AT•O'• c; A\ "'L"PLF' AT Ass•stilnt p ant1er •I
wagH, moner end piop· ClemandllnO<'I CENI JRY Pau1Sc11m111 Prt1S•Ot'l"I I F4SIOU S36·527t TOLNAl.Trantfttort ange l..ounl\ '"~~.iv 10 TIME FOR THE tOSTA MESA C TY •3i;,;-·•
e1ty may be telten wlthoull FFDERAl. <;A\.,NGS ANO Tnoi. l>tJlt>mt-nt "·'"It'll 1 Put>h~nl"d OrJnge Coasl Mtlte Ad•mt. HvntlnglOI\ ROIERT A KUMIO. l'lQO OPERATt~ OF MALL •• fAIFI OR 11£ Miit• Adema, HunllP19t04'I
lu1the1 warnlftO t1om the LOAN ASSOCIAT ION ii ~.1'· w•lll tne Counl\ Cieri< ol Or. ,Dooly Pilot Jun .. t 8 15 2, leach Pl•nnln9 Com · MARll YN C KUMIO. F456671 llNGO GAMES COS• 4' ''E SA C All 1 ••ach Pfenning Co"'·
court. 1ngs end loan clSSOC•ill on 11nge Count; ,,,, M.iv 14' 109(1 ml11lon Trantlttfft Publlsheel OranQ~ Coast THE CITY COUNCIL OF FORNIA mlNlon
There.,. other 19911 re· Yov have 30 CALENDAR 1990 F·498 Put>hshed Or<111Qe Coas1 Put>h•r•e<J o .. 1n .. w Cou1 Dally P1101 May 18 4s June THE CITY OF COSTA MESA I Puo~Sl>t-ll ()fo)l!Jf' I. ·~· P.,t> ·~ht!t.I Ot4t1jj6 ·Coast
qulremenll You may • .,,, DAYS •"•r Ihle 1ummon• F4'570ll 081ly P•IOI June 8 1990 Oa1tv Point Junto !! l'l~ 1 8 1990 O<'IES MERE BY ORQA,N AS 0111v p IOI Ju"ll' c 14!f0 I Da v p •( Julle 8 1990
to cell en attOfne'J rttht .... ,,,eel on you lo Ille • Put:>llShl"ll Orangl' l;oasl PUBLIC NOTICE F S23 f'>J6 F-4 .. ] ronows F !128 F·S22
1w1y It 'JOU do not ltnown l)'r.Wrltten rttpOnH II Da11y P1I01 June 6 1 ~ ?2 29
1n ellorn•'J, you m•'J cell •n th 1 courl 19on K575t2
1no1ney rer.rrat Mrvlc• or A .. 11., or phone call will F.•.20 FICTfTIOUS 1ua1NESS
• lftel eld office (ltiled In not protect you; your type· NAME STATEMENT
Iha phon• booll). written re1ponff mu•I be Tne lollo"'"'ll persons are I
OeepuH de que le en· In proper legal lorrn If you PUBLIC NOTICE e101n9 business as
t1ttuen HI• clt11elon 111· wanllhe cou1tto heat your LA Ml AA DA MET R0· 1
dlcl•I ueled Ilene un pla10 ceM. 1(57419-01 CEN TER ASSOCIATES 2
de lO DIAS CALIENOARIOI It pou do not Ille yo111 FtCJITIOUS aUStNESS Corpo1a1ti P.:ir~ Su11e 210
p er1 preeanter uni rffponM on time. pou may NAME STATEMENT 1rv1n1> Calo! Q2714 1
reepue111 e.crlta I m1-1oee the c•••· and your The IC"llOw•nq pe•"'o"s are Metrocenter Part,,e•s al
quint en e1t1 corte. •Iii••· money and prop· ooonq ou~1ne's a~ C11111orn10 general par Iner-I
Un• carte o uni ll•mad• etty me'J be taken without MfOI A CONNEC110N 'thop CllF Assoc ... 1es 11 L•m·
telefonlca no le off-• fvtther warntno from the 160 NP..,.l.'orl CPnlt>r Drove •led P.i1111ersn1p Delaware
protecclon; tu reep1.1e9ta covrt. • •20 ~l'"'"' rl Be,cn C11hl ltm11ed partnership c ol
Hctlt• 1 maquln1 Ilene que Tner• .,. other legal re· 92660 Copley RE.ii Est.ill' ACI·
c umf llr con I•• lor· qulremenlt. You m•'J went NreOlf' t<unl ;>J~6 t 1(1ngs visors 399 Boy1S1on S11eet
m 1 I d •de• I• g 1 I e • to c.,t en •ttorney 11th1 Road Laguna N1que1 Calo I BoSlon M11s~ 0? 116
ec>roplad11 t i lltted qulefe •••Y· It y04I do not known 92656 T111s ous•nt'n •5 con-
que le cortt eecvc:M Ill •n 1tt0tney, you ma'f c.11 an T111s nu,•f'•·~• ·~ con dueled ti~ o> qeneral part·
CMO. attotner referral Nnlc:e °' loucled t>y an nO•v•Oual ncrsl'l•P 11 111ted no preMnl• tu • lef•I aid off1c• tll•ted In The r,.a1s1r,111us1 com-Tne reo1&1ran11'll com-
rHpue1t1 • llempo. ~ tne phone boOtl). menced tn tran~)(t bui>• menced 10 transact bus.·
perder el caM, t le puedeft 0.1pue1 de que le en· nf''S U"<ll'• ll•e f ,c1 l•OUS neu urel1..'< !ht' F1cto1.ous
qllltlf 111 tol..-lo, JU dlneJo tr99uen "'• cltec:lon tu· Business N.1me1s1 hsleel Bu,1neu Name(sl listed
Y ot111 eo111 de 111 dk:lel ueted Ilene un pl110 labr>vl' on May 14 t490 above on May 11 1990
propledld aln HllO adl· de 30 DIAS CALENOARIOS N1co1e Hunt S1epf\en J Muller
clon1lporpertedele c0tte. para preaentar uni This s1a1emel"I w1u t•l6CI This statemenl "'as roted
l•ltten otroe reqtflaltoe rMpuelll t1c1lla a me· with tn<> County Clet~ 01 Or w•lh 1ne County C1e1k ot Or
........ ~uede ~ ueted qulne en Hla co1te. an9e County on Mav 24 ange County on M3y n
qlllera llemlf • un llbotedo Una carte o uni ll•rnlda 19QO 1990
lnmecltatemente. SI no COi\· ltfefonlc• no le ofrecera '451211 F451240
oee • un abotado. pWde PfOl9Cclon; tu rt1pue1t1 Published 01.1n9e Coall Pubil,heo Orange Coast
llam11 • un Mnrlclo de ref· Her It• 1 mequlna ll•ne que D111ly Piiot June 1 8 t S 22 Dally Pilot June 1 8 t 5 22
erencla de •botedot o 1 cumfllr con lu lor· 19QO '990
uni oftcln• de 1yud• let•I "'e I d 1 de1 It g 1Ie1 F 4Q7 F-SO 1
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C•M No. H7203
The name ano oddress ot
the CC>Yrt 11 !El nombre y
direcc1on de le co11e esl SU
PERIOR COURT COURT OF
THE STA TE OF CALI·
FORNI.A COUNTY OF OR
ANGE 700 Civic Center
Of1ve Wetl. Senta Ana Cilh·
tornte 91707
The name eddreu and
telephone numbel ot pletn·
1111 t altOfney or pla1n1111
'WllhOYI II\ attorney ,, tEI
nombre la d1recc1on v el nu
mero de ttlelono Clel
&bog1do del demand n1e o •
del Oemandente que no
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S MARKS. ESO E1'ALEY &
BARUCH, 1201 Dove Street.
Suite •70, Newport Beach,
CA 92&00 (7 t•l 4'76·2657
OA TE tFKlltl) JUL 18
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GARY l . GRANVll.LI,
C..... l't Jenet Yffnt. ~the<! Orange Coatt ~=Pilot Jvne 8 16. 22. 29.
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THE SAVINGS
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..,,...,..,, N01'ICa i:.o:DMlll tor ~ .. A DOf'TAUSf Dl?FAlll.T UM>l?Jt. A. arouy-'FNJll MAA"t EL t!OCI! Or ctll'ec:llor*ly Orilf MO .. ._..,oc&I Cr oat •'IOf.la,..UITI"•• -~•i,•11, ~o,~tt~~~ DEED OF TI\US'f, DATIID Pl~r"'S LOUii :~ ~~~r1:~.: LOO.AN eka and mint Worn Landa othet 1 W " of 1N Attldrl N•CL.OaM llCAIMI tfMeiport•floft Wll .ueti
"""TECT vou' R "'1~4 "· UNLESS YOU -EY ....... YOU T""'"' MARY£. LOGAN thelt •MN her.iNibOW. 91VBIK ...... .... • ....... Of 1N .,.. ......... YOUI --~-"'llW' .. ,.. TA ACTION 1'0 r --. "" """" CASE NO A154030 Krlbed,oll0f9N....._tun-LK'llf.111 D'd1'9llan. NYmNTI, If MAY M ~tor IN IWh.AC&-PN>PEATY. IT MAV BE CASEN0.A113111 ACllON TO PAOTECT ' Mlt~•t1ah1. ,......... l'AM:l.L':t~-.-IOLD WtTMOUT ANT MI NT O Jll _ltDIWAl.t<
SOlO AT A PUBUC SALE. :::~ rr ... voy UR • ., To .. • .... VOUfil PAOPf:ATY, IT MAY To .. er~ 1n10.1tuougt10t ICFOllllMI u.c.c .... ..,, ..... In ... AftlCllt-j.. COUllT ACTION, and you I T!PS AT l!ITANCIA
rF YOU NEED ,,,. • _... "ihanoalcilflM. c:r9CMort, BE SOLD AT A fllJ9IJC tubMHIKe ot \M '-'Id '-• 9' Miii 8IP'I ""° .. ....._,,... ot tM IMY I'.....-\flt i.gal rlOhl to PAN<. 1900 ADAMS AY·
EXPUHATK>tl Of THE SOU>AT A PUIUC Si\LE. I ~. Wld SAlE. IF YOU NEED "" I ~ ' IMOoYt OHc;rl~. Md 10 NOTICE IS Hl!'lll!'IY Oeder ..... or c~. "''"'yo.If llOCOMl'll In good (NU£, Coe'TAMISA. CAlf.
NATUAE Of THE IF YOU NEED AN !*SO"• Mio rrwy EXPlANATM)N Of-THE 8 be~ tied, boll om li.ICh wtiipalock ot GIVEN 10 N Cf.ailOIS 01 Coudltiol• w Aellrlcttone ~ by Pfiylng Ill Of "OfllNIA, will bti ~ by
PftOCEEDltitGS A.GtNNST EXPl.ANATION Of' TIIE IOthiirwi. be ln18'"'9d In NATURE Of THE the '"' Of ... ~ both dlf19Cllon•llr dtlll•d llff1tl, llLL SHIEN,fiUN HO. a.s. In ........ 10:" '*°"" (Tllll 'twl put dultJN~I·~ IMCity of C-.•,,... .. ...
YOU YOU 8HOULP NATURE OF TI-IE ltle will Cit ....... Cit bolh PROCEEDING AGAIHST i;j: MARY ETHEL LOGAN lu~· and 1t1til11 un<lel' 661-~7"'°64 and MEI .. ,,.....Otdw911ori"luodtt periftltt.ct cotll and ••• OfflCI OI -City c .... J._~.'
CON.TACT A t.AWVER. PROCf!.EDl1'10 • AOAll'IST of: PIERSON l . PEOl.E'f VOU, YOU SHOULD llif, MARV E LOGAN 1f\d bel'l•ath or tMlyOfld llMI CHIAO LIN HO. S.S. • tl'leleotion ~ n tuCh _... wttnln IM !Im. p9r· Flk Drive. COit• MMI., "'91•
On 08/15/90 .. 9·45 YOU, YOU SllOULD N PIERSON LOUIS CONTACT A l.AW'VER. A PETITION hM been ••lerk>r lim111 ttltiltol, and SU013-o313, Tran11etor AtUclie Mtttted .. IOlioWS! mitt«f by lallll IOf relnt1611e-toml•. Ul"IUI ttMnour or 10:00
AM. , I.AKE AMERICA COKrACf A lAWYEll PEDLEY NOdc9 II ~ gNeirl ltW flied by LINOA FAVE to rlldr111. ••luooel, 9q11lp, and Llcen ... , wtooM ~ "Ownrerl Aigtot1 and IMi.t: -I o1 y°"' KCOUtll, whoch a.M .. ~ . .All'llt It,
COf\POAATION lt1" ..,..., Oft 06/29/90 M 9:45 A PETITlON hM been SERAAHO SMITH in the ~ maln11ln,repal1.~and .-., acklr ... le 000 E•I UI~ and Cabll T_. 19 normally ,..,. bldlfMltl 1HO.•l whicl'itlmet...,._.
llJll)Olrltlld Tnntas ~ AM, EQUTTABl.E DEED filed by FRANCES J. RE CONVEYANCE Courl ol Calif0tnla CounlV OJMl'•t• 1nv such _,,. °' hy A-...nu.. 'C·ll In lfMClty ""'°"·""&.ISIPO'l and Set· dayt prior to tM d•I• Ml lot bti oo.ned Pllblld)' ~ rMCI
" COMPANY ., 1tw dul'j PEOlEV In toe S~tlor COMPANY C lfom fol ORANGE ' mlne1 w•tt10ut. ~.the -,1 Balboa, COUflly of Or· """'9rll," "Enc:ro.chmenl." ttie.-01 ~r prOJMl'"ly. No •loud In th• Councll
and punuant IO ~ or appoln1N 1"*'tt undrr •nd Court of Califoml.I. Coun1Y COt ion • " la THE ' PETITION rlghl 10 drill, mine , 1tore. e•· 1nge, St•t• o1 Callforni• and "Commun11r "llCIM1MM .... d•t• mer ~ Ml untN C h• m b • t 1 . S • e I• d
TJ\111, Rec<wdad on pun;i111nl 10 <Wd "' ttulia, of ORANGE. , POfal .. tru,._., °' equests lhat LINDA FAYE ploi• •nd operate ltirougti 126111. th1t • t!Yllt Ir•,,.,., is EaMment1," lltll'• mon1h1 lrom Ille d•t• propoule th.ii bNr Ille lltle
t2/21/79 u OOCUl'r*1t no. nrotdrd O:.'l~l/8' . THE PETrTION 1ucce..or lrullH, ot SMITH be appointed at ttie -IKa or 1tw1 llpP9I' 500 •bout to be m.o. 10 JOHN PAACIEL 5: E._,.,..t, tor lflll l'IOtlcl ot oe1.u11 m•r ba ot tM WCW\•ltld the nWM ol
33242 Book 13447 P9QI-825 Doc flt:, 8'.~n : 1eques11 f\a\ FRANCES J. ll.lbllft\Jl«I ~ punuan4 personal represen\lltiYe \0 , ... ol IM subsurlec;e ol 11111 HUI YAO HO, s.s •. IN uclua1Ye r\ghl ol VM. record41d fWflk:tl d•t• of , .... ui. bidder but no Olheir di.-
al Olftl;:llll A9cordl lo ltie ~-• . • PEDt.EY be appolnwct .. lo ltie DHd or Trull '8 ltl stale of laM M< .. l'labOv•&SeSCl"lbed, 551-23-03&4 •rwl JENNY PJllllllb't ~ occupwy QOrCJallon IPPI"' C>t'I ll'lll llf>g\lfM!nQ merk•. Ar'f'/ bkl Oltlc• or '"' AecOtOlf of om.:vil Rir-ronk In lhe orrltt-personal r~laf'le IO ll(KuMd by BETH c .s. ,he ~ • e AND FlES ERVI NO UNTO SHU CHEN NI HO. S.S. II oflfloeeponlon1ofP1Wce12,1notice.1 r..cel...cl lltlert,..Kh9duied
OflANGE County, Cf111lomla. of IM Rll'm~r d Of'.'ANOli admlnialtr toe ..a.1e of MORLEY. AA UNMAARfEO THE nl. PETrTION GRANTOA. 111 Iva"_,,' 588·12-311113, Tr en...-.. •boWI, dellgMted N ~ 11111emount11 $2 l ,e<l3.~ cio.1ng \Ima 10t Iha reoelpl
e,11.ecutea Dy: WILLIAM M Cciunly, Cah(O(nla, l;.uoc\11~ lhe d&cedent. WOMAN AecOfclea l~HIS lhe dea!donts and 1111fgl'lt , Ill• rlghl IO •nd lntenoed Tr•n1lerH, 11rlcted Common ~'" Of\ Nol M•y 11, tl!I(), ~will ot bid• lh•H be r8turl'l9d to
FEENEV & OOATHY L by ROJ\SLOl_JAMIESOl'I ' THE PETITION QC108ER ta, 196S W1ll and eodicilS 1r any emplnce on under end wlM>a• bullneu •d<l•CIH 11 IM oonOomlnl1.1m Pl•n ~Iner .... un111 you< ~111\e blddefunepened.llfhall
fEENEV & WILFRED J AND PATRIOA ~· lhe dtoed9nt's ln'trumeN No. 15·'00860 ol be lldmllted to pioba!O . K•OSS 1he P•<>oetl)' COii-,, Nlgl'lll\awk In ,,,,. Cl1r ot tcrltNld '" Parcel 1 abo'le. beCom9' cunent Vou m•r tMI tllll IOle rtllPMllbllitr OI
FEENEY & LOfU'WNE JA),IJESQN, 1 IUSBAND W ill ~ oodcitl, II 11ny, OttlCllil Records In lhe otflC• the wil W1d any axlcis Vilred l'lef8b~. l•lnlrl'l•IS<Ofl Irvine, Countr ol Orange. whlctl lflall be aQpUrlenenl ll01 h•Ye 10 P'r ,,,. entire lhe bidder 10 -!NII his ttid
FEENEY WILL SELL AT A!'ID WIJ"E. AS JOINT be ectnilled lo probll\•~ OI the County Aeco«lei" al are available lot Hnn an<I .olllf'• lacihtor.i lor. St•t• of C1Wtorrll• 112714. to P•cels t and 2 ~ pOttlon of your ac-I• rilC9h'«I "" proper tl!N.
PUB IC UCTIO TO E TF.NANTS AS TRUSTOR The wil and any oodicits OAANGE eoo--C.Hf .... Jlamln•llOl'l In fl• file ke"' Communtly An1enri1 Tele-lhe pr(lpeftr It; <lescribe4 The •1rMll ltdekesa and couril. even 11\0uQh tuU ?tr· A Mt of pland Md apeelft·
L A N TH SEC\JP.rrY 1'1\Cll'IC are ava.iliible . !of ""' om...., b' lhe oourl "'' vision Srttem and tne •lghl In general u : All ttock In 01t1et common de1lgn1ll011, met1t w•• dem111Cl.O. bl.II catl0fl1 mer be Obl•lned at
HIGHEST BIDDCR FOR NATI<>SAt BASK. " OJlaminalloo rn lhe l1le kopl ~1)(1 o:'''~a~o ~::i Nolie• y THE . PETITION 10 Imler UPO!I Slid (If Opet'tr lrtde. ll~luret. equlpmenl H .nr. Of tne , ••• p!O~IV yw m.1.111 par !hi an'IOUnl !I'll ()ep•MmtWll ol Com·
CASH. (pey&Dle It! lllM ol NATIONAi-IV.SK.ING by lhe court au IOfl 10 equests aultioriry to to service. maintain , rap•l.r, •nd good will ol a cer1 .. n d e •c r I b e el • b o v e I• 11•1.0 •bOW. However. rou munlly Servlcel, 11 fair
sale In lawll.ll monev ol me l\SSOiC lATION AS THE PETITION Sri lhel'wnuel' recot\Je!i aanWlisler the es la lo recon1truct and 1epi..ce saoCI rntaurenl/C~ Dell pu,rporteQ.to r>e: !Oii G1een-1nd your &eneliclarr or Ori.,.. Co1t1 Mau. Call·
Uf'llleo 5iales) al AT THE Bf!t>i[:f!{""IARY. V.'lll requ&111S a uthorily 10 JANUARY 20, 1989 ~:r the lndopenderll lines •nu l•c•ht,.• together bu$1ne11 kl>OWn •• MU·SHU moor. l~ne. C1l1lorn1• Morig'Q81 m•~ mutua11r lornle U90f1 nonretund•ble MAIN (NORTH) EN f RANCE :' , : adrrinlslEtr the estate lri~n.i1nent No 89 034188 ot n~tullion ol Estat Wtlh tt>e •lght to g11nt and POAT CHINESE DELI and The uoderllgnec! Trust" .tgrH In Wl'll!nQ pt1or 10 the JNYmetll ot S 10 00 An lld-
10 THE COUNTY Sl·.LI. AT 1 U~l.lt; under the l~ndenl 1111<1 Oft1C181 Recor<ls, Witt (This euttiorl :i 111nsler the tame. provided. 1oc11ed •t 600 E••t Ber Av-e11.,;111m1 •nr ll•bllltr for anr time 1tie nooce of ule Is Clltlon•I ctl•rgti of 15 00 wm COUAT~tOUSf;. 700 CIVIC AlJC-n _oN Tt), n II: Adminlslralion ol Eslates SeH on JUNE tS. 1990 al low lh& T'f al how;eve1. that tn.e e•e<ChMl ol anue C·6 1n 1119 c11y ot lncorrectl'lflllls of I tie slrM• potted (whk:h rri•) nol bl be mltd• II hl!ndie4 b~ mall.
CENTER OflJVE WEST, ii/Gill~ HIDDhR_ FOH. Ac! (TIM$ authoriT'( will 9 •5 A M al lHE MAI N r&ptesenlallve l~k& s1.1Cll nghts doei; not un· 8alb0a. Cou{ll) ol Or•oge. •dC1re11 lfl<I Other common Hrlle1 then the en<I ol tlMI Pl•n1 speeltlc•llonl •nd
SANTA AHA, CA all nghl, CA!i~I. {f\11)'.-blr 11 hmc" of allow the personal (NOllTH) ENTRANC( TO nany aclions without •e11onattly · ln•••tare w•th Stale ol C'alllOl'l'lla. IU'ld dnlgn•llon. 11 anr. el'IOwn ttlree-monlh peuod sleteCI Oll'llf contr1o1;1 C1ooumen11
1111e ano 1n1ern1 ce>nwyed i.i~'" i. ... rui money nf 1M represenlat1Ye 10 take lttC: COUNTY !'bl.aining court approval G•a11tee1 reas.or•11>le .,,. 1r.n11ef •h• I0110wlng •I-tierak\. •bove! 10, ernono other m•yllsotM1•11aml1\ed•rttie
10 •nCI "°""" held by " undef \Jn11.N . Si11cts. by c-.sh. " many acllOns wilhou1 couRll!OVSE. 100 C•VIC :ietore taking oortalfl verY •n<I en1oymen1 of 1e.o prop-conollc be°W<''QI 1icenM1 (Of S••d 1tle w.11 be ma<le. but 1n111gs. ( 11 provl<I• ad<l1r1on .. olflc• ot 1tie City Ci.tit ol ttie
MUCl DM<J ol TruS: In ttle CA>htrr • c~ll: d1••·n b)" 1 obl.a1'1l(l(I court a~1oval. CE N 1 ER DRIVE WfST. mportanl actions e<I; llca<lMSf On-Siie Beer and Without covenenl or Wlr-time In wt'llCh 10 c1.1•• the Cle-Citr of COsl• M .... Plenl, proPlflV 5lluated In said .,..it "' nittkln"I bank, a ~loie laking oorta1n ."'¥'/ SANTA ANA. CA al public ho"weY&r. lhe ~SOl'laJ PAACEL a: A non·e~t1us1¥e Wine Number 41·2' 1981 r.nty. •~P<•" or lrnpllad, ••-I f1ul1 by transfer of I tie P<OP· 1p1c1l1callon1 anCI other
County C..lllof chr'<'li: drawn by 1 "'"Ir of 1rn9ortanl acllons, llti<:lion 10 uie hly~.SI eputs&ntative will be appur1enan1 easemen1 !or now !Swed to P•emlsq g•rdlno !!tie. POIMUlon O(lertr pr otherwlM , or 121 es· contrect Oocumen11 wll\ ll01
· n1a.. ff'dc'1al cn.-Jlo ""°""·Of 1 how9W1, the l)efSOnil j Mh &QU•ed to give nollce 10 1neov1posesse11or1h 1n•••ll 10C1red 11 600 E Bay Ave 61'1cumbt•nce1. lo P•r '°'·l•btl1tl 1 sctie<lulfl or pay-be m•lled unle11 1111 •<1-descntllng Iha lar)(I therein. cnr..-i. Jr111111 by 1 Mair of representative will be ~ °' ~ ~paya~~ ·nreresled per SOM unless ove• 1ne land <1escr11>ttd In •C·ll, NB lor tl\9 premlSM dellnquenl m•lntenancel men II 1n oraer 10 cure )IOI.Ir dltlorl•I $5 00 ch.rge Is M\-
THE NORlHWESTERLV feJtral W."tnt;' inJ . k'An required IO give notice lo lfT>I I.II in hoy have waived notice Of Ar!lcte XIII. Secl>Or• 6 ol 1t11t IOCltld 11t 600 E IJ•r Av-•sMSsments. COSll •l'ICI at· dlll91,1lt; or bOlh (111.nd !21. cluOed with payrnenl
482 FEET Of LOT ''. aM<'<iill n WYi .interosl&d per$0nS unless nK!l'Wr ol the u nnll(I Slales). :onseril&d to the proposed ce1ta1n OK!arat1on of Cove· eriue "C·6 tn tilt> Cllr of 1orney'1 lees. 1owt1 ''17 t 50 followlng tne lkPor•tlon ol Each bkl sna!I tMI maoe Of\
NEWPORT HEIGHT S . ._.,....,..~ .. ::"· or S.lvin l.>ltn!t theyl\avewaMtdnolic@or 11111 nght, l~le. anCI lflle1esr. IClion) The llldc nderit nau•s Cond•11or1s and Re· B•lbOe, counlr 01 Orange. with 1nteres1 lhereori. 11 llMl!lrneperl0<1rererre<1101n the PrOc>OS'I form. 1heel1
COUNTY OF ORANGE, ·!Ot-J ' 11o: '(10, f COOSMled 10 the proposed corweye<I 10 !Ind now held ldmlniSlf<lhon rulhotlT'f S!•octions desc<1De<l Delo.,.. Stal& or Cllllornld provlOed fn U ICI Oaclaratoon· the !lrll P•t•g•aph ot \hll P-I lhtOUOh p .9 prov!oed 1n
ST,.lE D~ CAl!FOANlA, "5 :::· l'•nAin., 7 :~~ ~ i::i actio;n) Tt)e lndependo;nl b) •! un<ler Sll•d Geed in ll'M1 111111 be granted unless an TIWI Sl•&e! add•eMI an<I Thal the amount of ed¥arn:es. 11 any. un<let the notice, unteu the obligallon the co1111ect <1ocum•nt1,
PER MAP RECOROED IN h. . C'J"" • ' 1 " admirns1ratron a uthol1iy P'Of.>t'ffV Silu111e<1 lrl Miki nl4lroslod person tiles an OH•ti• 1:on1mon designat10fl. purch1te or1C:e ot conslCler -lerm1 ol u1d Decl81at!on. t>llog loreclose!l upon 0( a tnd sl1•1l be accompanied
8001( 4 PAGE 33 OF •1.11 >ru to do b11> -•n w1I bo grant&<I 1.1nless an Counlv 8ll<I Sl111le ar>a ci.b,actton lo CM j)etitlofl •I 11n~ 01 lf'e 111a1 p.operly •!Ion 1n connecuon w11n 1111<1 1 .... Ch•'lll'el an<I expenses &901t11l11 W<lf!ln 1greemen1 br • cllt"ll!led OI' c•triw'1
MISCEllANE:ous MAPS. th!" M.~~rJ ~i:·.nn: ~1"1 inlcr~l&d petso11 l11e5: an e1esc11be<I a.s loltows tOT nd shows oood cause e11 1c11beC1 •b o~e 11 t••n1te< ol said license tor o• 1111C1 Allo•ney i nd oe1~you1nd~outcied1-cMCkorabldbondforMt
IN THE OfflCE OF THE ~ ... OR I llJ l·l'l I llA"CI: .It~ obtocliOn lo ltl9 p@ltllOn 21!1 Of' lRAC I NO 1426, IN ~hy lhe oourf should nol ~u•po•h~n to be 20 8LAZ locen54!SI 1111C1 Hu<I bu11~. TruSlee , tor permtlt 1 longer perlO<I. 1eN tll•n 10% 01 the •mount
COUNTY RECOfUlfR OF 1.111· . > • ('(ll!~}"' and shows good cause IHE COUNTY OF ORANGE, rant lho au1hor11y ING ST AR IRVINE CA lncl1.1d1ng 11\e 8S11m•fll(I fn· Tlle_P•Gpe•ly Owner $ A.s·!rou nave Oflly 11\e ift9!11 •tghl Ol 1tie tll<l, m.cJ.e o•y•bte to
SAID COUNTY [ XCEPl < <1t H.11 fl)l l'\I·. 700 C I\ fl whr the c:ourf Should nol Sl ,_IE Of CALIFORNIA, AS A ..!jEAfllNG on !he 9210S • venlor~. 11 !h& sum 01 aoc11111on un<la• sa1CI Oec1•1-, to stop the sale ol your p1op· ll'll Cnr ol Co111 Meta No
TH£REFAOM lHE <"J· .• ,·n ·k OH.I\'!· 'A'l·~\"'I', grant lhe a 111hor1T'( PEA MAP RCCORDEO IN pe~llon wlit be tiold on 1i1e "nde•&1gned l•vSll'M! S5.00000 wnicnto..,115\sol 11ion heretolor11 e>"ecuted ler1y br paylog !he entne propo111I stl•ll be con·
NORTHWESTERLV 7S SA!'o"l'A ASA, CA •II n~hl. A HEARING on lt1e SOOIC 3:> PA.GE ,2 1100 28 1990 al 1 45 O•SCldm•s :.n1 l1aD+I•!~ !or any tlMI lollow1ng •l'ICI Clel1vere<7 10 !he 1.1nO.,,.-•m0<1nt oernanded fly y~ :id.red unlell 11ccompao!e<I
f (F'T 1 1111<' ~nJ 1n1r1n1 com~J 111 prJll!ion w1M be held 00 MISCElLAH,EOUS MAPS. p M tn oept 3A localed a1 \•r«:o•recl"e$S OI lhe Sl•eel C•sh (lepos1!@-(I nere>n, ligne<I t W<ilt&n Dec:l1111uon cre<lllO#, • • fir such tlstlier's Cheek,
xnJ ,..,,.. h<-IJ by 11"n..k'f 1o11tJ Juno 28, 1990 at 1·45 F '[700 Civte Center Dnva1 •d•l•es~ an.::I 01n&1 commori $5.00000 of Delaull itfl<I Oerf>and '"'" TO FINO OUT THE 1;1111. or blClder"s bOl'ld
I rte s.l•eet 80<1reu ano l)rco.J "t Trw.I '" lhr prnprrly P M 1n Dept J A located a;J ~O 1~~~ O~~bru~rn 'T~~est Santa Ana CA t1es·11• "''°"' •I d!l) ~o .. n All olhe• tiulllnei.s. na~ Sale. and e w1111un Notice Ol\AMOUNT YOU MUST l'AY, No1>«19hallt1ec.onlidertd
otner common oes.g11a11on. )itlmtrJ in .,.iJ ('o•llnf)' 700 CivlC Center Dnv11 UN E jg270i · h~•em Sd•d Sllle w•ll be 4nd 11d<lr~s~ uS«I by tne Delitull aoCI Elec•ion 10 Sell~Ofll TO AIU, ANOE •Ott unlf!st 11 is m•oe Of\• tt111n1o:
ti 11ny o1 tne rell property c..,,.1,.,"'a ~.,,.,;,1 1nc: Wost. Sania Ana, CA Sit.ID COUNTY NOl r, lllC. If VOU OBJECT TO lrnad" ttut ''"'n°"' covenant l fanslero1 w1\h1n 111s! oast IODl•ecorCleom lhaCO\.lntr !PAYMENT TO &TOP TH£ fotni rurmstied by ltieC11yol
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porportea to.De 133 U.ST TH.At"!".,.,, 811.'l/I 1 ~ ·nn IF YOU OBJECT T?)H£RftN DESCRtR[D lo.NO ougstiou':i appoar.t lh& ·m~1'"'1 •ega1e111g t11ie pos· T1ns1&<ee aie t•I tame. our sc11be(lhere1n151oc•ted IYOUfll PftOPfRTY IS IN •ccordaoc1 W1tn 1ne
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MESA. CA S'IA"l'I 1 . 111 ciit,1 \ you should appear al lhe IS JNCOHRC:Cl Tl!( OOOK ibJCCbOns Of hie written Ito P<i~ t~ ten.aJ111"g OflflC•· none ,1 an\ oteaw !1&t ST0N£GArE OTHl!R REASON, CON-reounerneritl
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ln.t51"9 dlsclatms a.ny S objoclions OI' 1ile wnnen S1tOUl D READ 1100to. 43oolore ltle heanng Vout C'-''"f!0~~.:11i!Oet'Ool l•vst. Thi111I ha~ ~n 1greet1 Br US ConsohClated Company At!n Alen llceoseCI 1n<I allo 0<8·
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11 e nv. Sf'loW11 nerern l'/\K('LI I AS persoo or by you1 &llomey 1,?6 IN. Thr (:OlJNlY QI CREDITCR Of a ,.,.m~ o• 1"'" Oet:1l 01 T.-us1 Bus,oess and ProlesSlOns BRIDGE STONE GA TE • 1!151-06S• the Genf'f.-1 Prev11111ng Wage
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(STIMA ll; 1 ,1,()Cl\ll'll \I l'/A ' OU ru ra c~r~ Trti!ilce U•xi.,,n,~ ""I' lfllt.lff>S~•d In lhr> r-s1a1a F0A£CLOSUR£ CON-a!te< !hP 26th r!ay ol June constructlor'lol • Uuly 1i:tPOtnteo TRUST EE f>te w;11n 1neCit~Cl@fl<.o!the
flwi! Dt'nel'l<"klfY un•!Ct kl(flltllll> 1, l1'll l~ riuoiesLQ<lein lhe ~st;o"J11atMhly lor 11>nv111'..Uf!"'l'".'l>~youi'~-:f.t;le ~'1ln<'CO~l l SUL TANl S , INC . AS 1990 11.11noi ~•1Jwdeoa11 . lwo-•IOl'J.3',000 und<i• !h<i lotlowon~ Cle C+t-; 01 cosu1 Met.a. and
11111J i)Pe,J of lrUSI \'\l\ l'\I I '"-I 41( OU ma hi(! wtlh !h~ CO!J<I OI !fl• Sh"fll lt\l!llC'\;, "'ld ~ O I •1 ~U<.>SI 1 TRUSTEE. 17102 IAVINE ""'''' tl' Tllf fSCROW iq:~:: ;:::.,c,~~rth IC!lbe(I Qeetl ol l<uSICliile-d shall I0•1et1 penll!iet pre-
tie•e!o/Ol'e !!~OCtJh'(J an(I 11)1 I If lAJ ~I 1 1 IH.(I' ~ l] ~ tornt! Ro UMt IOI C\1111'>1 CO! ltl\t>ll U1•:.• 1r>11l1un orr:;'.1 No,'~c;;~ lhl> !th~3\BLVO . ,05. 'TUSTIN, CA SI Qn[ "I .' 1~·1 N Grand ca~cltr. ove• 1 Otto De• 29 1911i sc"t>a(I lh&ratn !or non·
dellvQr,>c1 !o 111e ull00r~ig11e11 ""'ll 1 tll .,..t, JSioal Notoc.e ~ thl' 1,1,.,11 ''Rn~ ~n.,v.11 "'""''" appr;i.~.a! 01 1 ~'! d·ts!'2680 Awenv .. • N "' 1~ C>h o• on•·lew•I IRUSTOR Pl!<l•o AIO'll" 11 comp11ance ot H•• t111<1
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flf'CtoOfl IO Seti lo L>t' llM-·t1 ... ·1 .... IJ•"" .. nJ t<tl>c'• Reques•tor Spt>cl3ftllo1..-eu ... ,,.,,. <)t '"" ........ 1cou1 l cl··~ Ille ·~' dit\ lot l11ng NO l lCE IS HEREBY COfCIS '"th• 0111('11! o! lhp ""''""" ,i...,,~"·11~'" '' ""' IOfm ,o; available lrorn 11'le '"'l!'«·•''c"lfl ()I 11~: .,.,,,.,,, .~ Allorney for Pe1•11orier : /"18""5 bv "n~ c•l'.::l•to• w•tll G1VEN 1na1 1r.e tt1.1n1.noton Recoroei ot OrangeCO\lnly PUBLIC NOTICE ~"::;;:e:1rw> •;-:,a1 ll~~c;:":n~ "' ,,,.. •l'~I P",''"" •*"" "'""l courl c1'efk S11,-. ·~ s 111;:> 1•1t ~· Kirk Mc\nlotli PUBLIC NO HCC rh~ .,1,.~v" ",m,.0 "K•O.,.. Beach P1ann,ng Comm•sS1on S AID DEED OF tRUST 1 --~==~~~=~--
11t•"r "l''"''l'-'""'' J.• t>o· ..,,11 Aflorney tor P•fllloner: ·' 111'/1<1tJU ,!l !n' n Jll(!.628Wastl9tl'!St d(l""1 ·~Jun,. 'S 1990 W<lihn!dat>l.'bl•Chtt ... .,noon 0ESCR!8ES t.t0 R( PAR -LEGAL NOTICE
l()tml'l.1 I\ !1 IAf,I 1 H.l I K. ('IJ)o"!A IRoberl W. And1r1on 1 0 ",, "1~ ,· 'ICoite Meil CA 'g2fi2J KS/'115 ,.t.,ch •s tne last Du,ine5$ lhe CounC•I Chamt>ai &!~Ille TICULARL 't' OESCPIBEO •N NfWPOllllT-MIESA
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;)(Kl[. MAGNO\ IA Ol Vo I» "'f"•' "'1" ' Mn· '••'"11 1J1.1no 1 8 1'. 1990 lll'!Pflil MV1/l\f' _..,,,, 1u11n NO !3?19 F •n1< ~~( B[1Nr. '>llEO John Hui Vao Mo. Jenny menos ot alt P"•IOt1$ .,..,.0 IHAf !ht' tteneh~••I ol 01ang& Coonty .. 111 •e-
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DAILY PILOT /K~OCEAN (@THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK . :
1. HIT THE ROAD
•The Corona dd Mar Scenic SK
Run and T"o-M1 le Fun Walk will
"ind through old C'dM Saturda)
morning. The men's race begins al 8
a m .. the "omen '·1rt at 8:20 a.m.
The Fun WJ1lk follows. Food. re·
freshmen ts and sou\ enirs will all be
avallahk as local businesses partid-
pat(' rn the C\Cttcmcnt. For infor-
mn11on. call 6 75-7575.
2 . MAYBE Yetrtt S-££
OREL HERSHISER
• Dasnc) land celebrates rt s 35 an·
n1' ('rSOf} "ith shows. spttaal even1s
and 1hc Dream Machine which
l"ards pnzes evcl') day this year.
Thl' .35th annl\ c~ry "Part) Gras"
Parade and streel show features
g1an1 balloons and colorful singers
and dancers daily on Main Street.
.. One Man's Dream" a spectacular
musical 1ribu1e to Wah Dii.ney fea-
tured on stage at V1deopohs wttk·
ends onl). Big Band sounds show-ca~d~a1 C'amat1on Plaza Gardens~
The Magic Kingdom offers 60 at·
tractions an seven themed lands.
1nclud1ng the all new "Spash Moun·
1a1n." Disneyland information:
999-4565.
3. SWINGING
SINGLES
•The Singles Swing and Ballroom
Dance Club hosts lessons in swing.
ballroom. Cha Cha and tango in the
Maxi Room -of the Red Lion Inn.
C'osta Mella. BufTe1 at 7 p.m., Dance
lesson at 8 p.m. Dance follows. $6.
For information. call 494--0593.
4 . ON YOUR MARK
• The band Ready Set Go plays at
1he Chnstian dance club Club OK
( Danscenr) at 2890A M("(lintock
Wa) in Costa Mesa t'Vt'ry Friday
n1gh1 a1 11 p.m.
5. TO BOHEMIAN
• Bogart's Bohemian Lafe. 6288
East Pacific Coast H1piway. Long
Bcat·h, offers entertainment with
local acoustic folk and rock mu-
sicians Thursday, Friday and Satur-
Rick
Lewis
day nights. howt1me is 9 p.m. :! I
and over. (213) 594-8976.
6. GET RIGHTEOUS
• •The Righteous Brothe~ will tx· in
concrrt Sunday at The Hop. I 8774
Brookhurst St., Fountain Valle).
7:30 p.m .. $20. For information. call
963-2366.
1. GET THE BEAT
• Billy Vera and 1hc Beaters are
featured al the Crazy Horsr Strak
House, 1580 Brookhollow Dnve.
Santa Ana. in two shows. 7 and 10
p.m. Monday night. For rrscr·
vations and tickets, call 549-1512.
8. SONIC BOOM
•Hiroshima plays the Coach
House. 33157 Camino Capistrano.
San Juan Capistrano. Thursday in
two shows. 8 and 10 8..m. For reser·
vations. call 496-893 . Conttrt hot-
Hne: 496-8927.
9. MO''BETTER BLUES
•Cafe Lido. 501 30th St .. Newport
Beach, 675-2968. prrscnts entertain-
ment n ightly. Dec Dec McNeil Jazz
and Blut'S Band Junr 8. 22 and 29,
Bernie Pearl Blues Band featuring
Harmonica Fats June I 5. 9 p.m. to
I :30 a.m. $3 cover charac.
10. ANDY IS DANDY
•Andy Bumatai plays The lmprov,
4255 Campus Drive. Ste. 138. lrvtnt'
throu&h Sunday. Showtime 1s 8:30
and HHO p.m. Friday. 8 and 10:30
p.m. Saturday. and 8:30 p.m. Sun·
day 854-5455.
11. SEE RED
•The kgC'nda~ Red Skcl11>n "111
recreate some uf h1~ hc\t·IO\ cd
character'> ton1g.h1 ::al the Pl·rforming
Artr. C'ent<.'r. For 1nforma11on. call
556-ART~.
12. ON THEIR TOES
•The Ballet Rl·ixnor) Th(•a tre \\Ill
perform at till' Ci olden \\est ( oll~gl·
-Mai.A~~gc T~ttc '1i 1;30-p..,n.
urda~ and ~ p.m. Sunda) \\orl.' h~
four d1ffaen1 r horcographl'I \ "111 Ix·
prl·~entl'd R<''>l'rH·d seal llrkt:h :He
prkC'd ill S 7 for adult~ and S5 for
children :id' ancr sak. and$!! and S6
at the door. T1d.ct' ma' he tlrdl·rcd
from the (ioldcn \\ l'\t (ullcgc book·
stor(' at 895-P !i For mor~· 1nfor.
ma11on. rail 8..i(l-0~ 15
13. TWO MORE DAYS
•Nick Nohe and Eddu· Murph'
re1um together 1n "..\not her ..itc
HR :·the scqud 10 thl'tr ('normous-
1> successful odd-couplr film 1n
wh1 rh a con' 1ctrd criminal 1s
drafted to help a San Franc1S(.'O t•op
who docsn·1 pla} b~ the ruks The
film opcn'i 1oda~ rn theaters along
the O range C ·oast
14. SPACE OUT
•"Space Movie Night" sponsored ~)' the Planetary Socit'ty of Orange
Coast Collrge. Room 207 of the
Chemistry Building. Ser fa vontc fic·
tion and non-fiction space movie!>.
including Star Trek cp1sodrs. sfiuttk
missions and "For ..\II Mankind." 6
p.m. Frtt admission. For more rn -
formation. call 964-7295.
15. DIVE INTO
THE '60S
•The UCI Film Society will present
"Yellow Submarine" with Thr Bea-
tles. directrd b~ Georgr Dunning
(EngJand 1968). tonight at 7 and 9
p.m. 1n Social Science Hall on the
UCI campus. T1cke1s arr $4 gent'ral
admission. S3 for UC'J affiliates and
senior citiuns and S2 for lJCI stu-
dents and arc a\ailablc at the door
856-6379.
Dee Dee McNeil llnp ttte ltlues at Cefe LWo In Ne~
•••ell Saturd•J n._....
16. GET SPIKED
• ThC' student films of d irrctor
Spike Lee will be shown by 24
Frames Per Second. a society for
ahcmatl\ t• n nema. aturday star:t·
ing at 7 p.m in l 'Cl Humannit'S
Hall. room 178. Pollow10& Uc's
.. Joe's fkd" :ind .. 'tu) Barbershop:
We Cut Head\" films b~ UCI stu·
drnts and fnends "111 be shown. Do
)Ou havr a film )OU "ant to subm it?
Call 856-7418 l)ona11oos accepted.
17. TAKE A GAMBLE
•''Las Ve-ga!. Night" to benr fit the
Orange County E>c and T1ssur Bank
will fr:iture gambling. bufTt't, no-
hosl bar at Prt1n1ontory Po rnt, Nrw-
port Beach on 1urday night.
T1cke1s arc S25 per person. Contact
Joan Tt'mpk, 6 '15-6809.
18. AIDS \XI ALK
•AIDS Walk Orangr County will
be held Sunday. beginning at 9:30
a.m. at MaS<>n Park. In 11h· ContaCt
Roben Selint'. 645-6 '00
19. GET YOUR SHOTS
•The SS2 Club of Hoog Hospilll
will hold 11s annual tag hoot OI
June I J 11 7 a.m .. 11 C u10 de Cm
Hunt Lod~. Donauon " S!OO Ptf
person: dinner onl). SSO prr pmoa.·
Contact Valme Lon.'n1 60-S917
20. GO SPEEDING
• David Mamt't's .. ..,peed Ille Plouah'. opens on the \tainnaat of
South Coast R~non tonight ud
will run throua,6 Jul) 8 For tK'k~
and infonnatiPfl. call SI· 7817
Rick uwis is th<" morning dtt}I)
on the ··~.t& t Club .. on IC·
OCEAN /OJ. I FM. oo""J m 'r-·
port lk11Ch.
What's Inside
s1ng1n· the blues In Costa Mesa .. Ne'f' release puts Madoma back In vogue Haute cuisine among ha.lte couture
B. B. King (with Lucille,
nght), Joe Cockrr. Irma Thomas.
Stevie Ray Vaughn and John Lee
Hooker top the bill for Saturday's
Benson & Hedges Blues conttn at
the Paofic Amphitheatre. The
event caps a weclt-lonJ. ~nc:s of
events in Southern Cahfomia and
will benefit tht' homeless.
Pages
'Speed the Plow· tums up at SCR
David Ma met's look al Hollywood. "Speed the Plow,"
opens tonight at South Coast Rcpenory's Mainstqe Theatte.
For a complete look at the local atqe scene, soc Tom Titus•
"fnlenniss1on" column.
Page9
I Oatty Pilot Weekend/ Friday, June 8, 1990
Thr rrlcase of Mado nna's
nrw alburt1. 'Tm Breathless:
Musk From and Inspired by the
f ilm 'Dick Tracy'," is. as usual. a
departure for thr songstress. This
time. she croon~ thret" Sondheim
tunes. although she seems better
when shr revcrts to her prcvious
form. .
Page 10
Making a Hvlng at cops and robbers
Actor Dennis Franz has made a carter of playin& either
crooks or COf!. He was Lt. Buntz in "Hill Street Bl ues" and ~be .. 1pin--0ff .. ~.erty Hills B!Jntt." Now he's Lt. Dan Kri•r
tn Nasty Boys. He says b11 portra)'&ls of uncompromi11na
offia!n mim>r his own attitude 01' law enforcement. , .. ,5
The Nc1m;in-Marcus. Cafe i~
cvrn mo rr of a blessing for shop-
pers than the store's fabled
('lolhin& inventory. SAY$ Judy
Chambtttain. What otht"r-colT'ee
shop" offers oranlt' souflk salad.
cumed ch1ckr n salad plate. or the
infamous toastt'd ~can ball
topped wtth chocolate or cuameJ sauce? •
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Judy's Gulde to Orange Coast Dining
Judy C hamberlain has Ulttnbkd the moll infol'lftlD"
and com~hen11vc Guide to Orante ~t Dinina av..-,
A boon to residcntt and visitors alike. tbie plde lisu wt!l (ftff
100 restaurant5, from Alrnqreb in EJ Tolro to Zubie's in Col9 Mesa.
Page II
Leplld: OC. Orange Counry. BT.
bl.lck 1je. BT -opt .. black tie optional.
pp. Pf" person. TBA . to be vriJW«L
CHARITY AND
SPECIAL EVENTS
•TrtaW. eew.,.u. June 8 at
6:30 p.m., O.C. Perfonnina Ans Ctntcr All GuiJds at The Westin
South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa. S l S
pp. Contact Julie Polhemus.
S52-7779.
• IUn June 8 at 7 p.m., Blind
Children's Learn ing Center.
Lollipop G uild dinner auction at
t-t"nllrr'Saso1ts t lot(I, NeWpot1 Beeeh-.
S90 pp. Pflo~ 541-3354.
• Oraqe BlesMm Ball June 9. Or-
anacwood Home. Featuring Ben
Vereen.
• Due .. Catt Sal•le .. De Luaf•,., LA Rama June 9. Nonh
OC Cancer ~uc dinner dance at
Doublctrtt Hotel in Orange. S75 pp.
Contact G wendolyn J ones. 974-741 l.
•Las Vqas Niot June 9, OC Eye
and Tissue Bank gambling. buffet.
no-host bar at Promontory Point,
Newport Bca,ch. $25 pp. Contact
Joan Temple. 675-6809.
• AJDS Walk OC June 10 at <}:JO
a.m> al Muon Park. Irvine. Contact
Robert Seline, 645-6JOO.
• JewiU Sports Hall of Fame June
10 at S p.m .. Amencan Fncnds of
Hebrew University at the Irvine
Hilton and Towers. $40-1 25 pp.
Phone955-281 I.
• 1lle Mysteries of tilt MllMI Junc
10 at 3 r .m .. Brain Imaging Center
or C College of Medicinc.
cocktail\ and hors d'CX'urves at Pilar
W3)nC r~s1dence. Ncwpon Beach.
S75 pp. Phom• 856-1245.
•Las PalmH GralMI OpeDlag June
I 0 at 12 p.m .. opening of Fulkrton
apartment homes. Phone 87()..l567.
• Comm••lly Fonm June 13 at
11 :30 is.m . Aorenct Crmcnton Ser-
' 1ccs luncheon w11h kernotc spcakcr
Judge Lois v. Forcr (Rel.) at
Radisson Plaa Hotel. Irvine. $30
pp. Contact Mdinda Mitchel
Gumaldo. 870-5H90
•Stal Sliool Junc 13 at 7 a.m .. 552
Club of Hoag Hospital shoot and
dmner at Coto de Cala Hunt Lodge.
$200 pp.: dinner onl)'. S50 pp. Con-
tact Valene Lort'nt. 760-59 I 7.
• c .. atry Weslero Spec1aular
Junc IS at 6:30 p.m .. OC Trauma
Soc1ct) A~S0(1atcs at Knott's Berry
Farm. Buena Park. S7S pp. Phone
9]7-5030.
•Commodores Ball Junl' 15 at 7
p.m.. Commpdore" Club of the
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of
Commerce dinner danct :11 Newport
Beach Mamot. RT--Of>(. $75 pp.
Phon<' 64-1·8 .! II.
• Aa Evealog Under lite Stan June
16 at 7 j).m .. l.lguna lka h Demo-
cratic Club "1th 8111 Press and o ther
l>c mocra11c ,·and1dat~s iu Tivoli
Terract (inrdcns. l,,:\&una lk tich.
/>Mnc -'99-T J /. ~
• Shw Boal font• 16. Opcrn Pnc1fic
Founders· Gala al Crean residence.
Santa na Heights. Cont.1 t Lynd•
A. Yan1. $46-7371.
•A Celet.rau .. of SUvice June 21 1u 7 p.m .. Salvu1on Arm 1 at Westin
South Coa~t P1a1a Hotd , .Co~~
Mesa. $ 0 pp Pttonc 5S8-9J.U.
• ()pe.s o.e at Bistro Hl June 2 1.
6 :~O 1t':"ft".. ~ OC
Philharmonic Society chaptu for
young professionals opens Kachioa
owner/chef David Wilhelm's res-
taurant in Irvine. SSO pp. ConUJct
Carol H<'ywood. 553-2422.
•La Fla&a June 22. 6-1 I p.m.,
Bowers Museum dinner at the mu-
seum. Pho~ 972-1900. ·
• Car4 S..rti Fre81y June 23 at 6:30
p.m., Family Servitt Association of
OC casino and dinner al Sharie
Island Yacht Club. Newport Beach.
S50 pp. Phone 838-7 3 77.
•Holl Hat! Hot! June 23. South
Coast Rcpcrtocy end of season din-
ner auction features New Orleans
crawfish. $75 pp. Con1act Madc/jne
Poner. 957-1602.
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• Nor'tkn Tnst Reptta June 23
al 12 p.m .. CHOC Padrinos post-
racc cocktail party and dinner at
Balboa Yacht Club. Ncwp6n Beach.
SIOO pp .. discount for students
under 18. Contact Helen Wardner.
531-8675.
•Golf Toanutmeol June 25. Arvida
Compan) and South OC Adult Day
Hcalth Care Ct'nter at Coto de Ca1,a.
5200 per pl3ycr. SSO reception only.
Conruct Lu C:trbone. 366-0200.
•Celebrity Golf ud Tnais Classic
June 25. High Pnont)' at The Links.
Monarch Beach and Ritz-Carlton.
Laguna Niguel. Pre-cvcnt cocktail
reception June 24: awards banquet
evening of June 2S. Conrac1 Btrry
&/don Palm<'r. 6.lJ..2112.
• Oeslplll& Womeo Ball June 30.
Art (ns11tute of Southern California.
BT. Con1ac1 Susan McFadden,
161-1680.
• Fovtal of J•IY Parade 10 a.m.-
noon. Cll)' of Hun11n1ton BQch on
Main Street. lso. SK Run sponsor-
ed b)' March of Dimes. Contact
Tery I McEfe<'. 497-0821.
• "S.Ow Boal" Opeabi1 Nlpt Ola-
.er and Pott-Performaace Rettp-
tioa Jul)' I • Opcr3 Pacific. Lo--,
cations TBA. Con ra<·t L) nda A.
l'nna or Micht'llc Wood . 546-7372:
•Bastille Day SK Race July IS.
port Club/Irvine and Regional In·
fant cnt<T of l-1011cd C~I Pal'Y
A~!>n. a1 Le Merd1cn. Newport
Beach. "()( takes on the world"
with $100.000 , .. orl'1'~ best pcr-
fom1ancc pnre ln1cm1t1onal Food
and Wint' Festival. Health and F11-
nc~~ Eiq:>0:11uon. m ort. Conwc:t
'usnn \\ hcucll. 557-5100.
• BasUlle Day IK Race Jul) 15.
ports Club/Irvine and Regional In·
font Center of U111tcd Ccrcbml Pal$y
As n. at I c Mcnd1cn. Newport
Beach. "CX ta.kcs on the world"
with SI00.000 world' best .~
formancc pntc. ln1emat1onal Food
and Wine Festival. Health and Fit-
ne E"Cpos1t1on. more. Contact
uyn Whcrttll. 5H·5100.
Capistrano. 661 -178 1). Junt' I~-; ;I>
I 5: Native American pain11ngs b)'
David Dawangyumptcwa. scufpture
1>y ChfT ~ragu. July :20-29: ~avaJO
Rugs and Old Pawn Jev.elf) .\ug. 4-
Sept. 2: G. E. Mullan. Sept. 8-0c1. 7:
Women or Gifted Hands.
•Lac ... Art M•seum (30" l liff
Drive. Laguna Beach. 494-653 I).
Through Jul> 8: How I Oot Star'ted
in TV and Other Stones: Ilene
Seplove. Jul) 13-0ct. 7: Jay ()(~co.
Works on Paper. Jul> IJ-Sept 16:
Los Angcks Modernists,
•Newport HarlM»r Art MUHm
(850 San Clemente Dnve. Newpon
• Patro•• Party July 19. 6-9 p.m., 494-JOJO. Beach. 759-1122).Junc 17. C1ins
South Coan Bs 1 at location Wallace 1ngs. Through June .24:
TBA. Contact Made/int' Portcr:-9 Fes va o rtl i.iT'Pa'='1u=a,..._,o..-~'° ~ -'fhrN·.,.;ewln-~St ... 0"1l"'Pt1l""?'W".-------1•
957-1601. &lie Mailers July 7-Aug. :?6 at In inc Jul) 4: lnde~ndcnc~ Da) .\n
Bowl Park and Fc•>11' al Grounds. Worlshop
• 1lle Lo\/e Affair July 28-29:Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation tennis tour-
nament at vario us locations. auction
ball. Phone 938-1 J9J.
La&una Beach. Grounds: Sl pp.
Pageant $9-35 pp. Phone 494-11-15. •Stary Sheets Fiae Art Gall~rles
(1498K Sant.I Can)On .\\C .. Sic. 1-5.
11'\IOl'. 733-o+i5). Through Jul~ 3
Millard Sht'\'IS. Jack Linlle11er. f('-
ccnt work in bron1c and cast 'tone. •Golf Toarumeal July ·30. Sea
Circle Auxiliary of Florence Cnuen-
ton Services or OC at Newport
Beach Co untry Club. SI 50 pp. Con-
tact Melinda Guinaldo. 87().5890.
FESTIVALS AND
SPECTACLES
•Sawhsl Fesllval, 1lle Mapc ef
Art June 30.Aug. 26. 10 a.m .. two-
and-a-half acres or arts. crafts. con-
cessions and entenainment on
Laguna Can)on Road. Laguna
Beach. S4 pp .. ·scn1cirs S3 pp .. chil-
dren 12 and under free. Phone
•Su Clemn\e FiH\a Jul) is·
chowder cook-ofT and oyster shuci..-
tng. street festival. cntertainmcnl
at/around San Clemente Pier. J uly
22: SK run/slnde/v.alk. invitatio nal
road race. beer and wine gardens.
street festival. Free. Ph one
492-1131.
•Very, Berry EXln!rdiauy Jul)
11 ·22. OC Fair at Fa1fgtounds.
Costa Mesa. SS pp. $3 over 65. $2
under 12. free under 6. Contac1
Diane Sorensen. 751-3247.
ART
• Galeria Caplstra" (3 1681
Camino C'apist.r.ano. San Juan
....,-~ .......... ·-•unon l<M'loft. llNtwn -.ve In rehe•rsal M ttte St.
Mldtaerl end and All Aft9ell church or941n. wm conduct
the Plnal• of the C•ona del M•r a.roqve Music ~estlval
on sunur ..._....
MUSIC
•Baroqu~ MHie FesU"al l! p.m al
1. Michael and All >\ngds ( hurc:h
and hennan L1brar. and Oardc:ns.
Corona del Mar. 5~Q-7175. June 8:
Music in thl' Gardrns. Junt' 10:
Festival F1n.1k. Bunon Karson. w n-
ductor.
• OC Performiag Arts Ce.tu K
p.m. al oOO fown Center Drne.
Costa M l'!kl 7~0.2lX>O June 15 1>1.··
Johnet11.'. Hanrnd.. I lo ll:ind and
Methan). J unc 2' \lngl·r p1an"1
M1ch.acl Fe1n~tcin. Juh 7 1a11 p1Jn·
isl/singer llarT) Co11n1d . J1
•Pacific )mpboay I\ lll p 111 JI
ln inc Mi·.11,ltH.\\ ·\ml)ht1 ht•Jtr1.·
9 7J. ( 300 J Ulll' 2 l ( h1p
(>.i, 1V l\fannh1.·1m ~11.·arnrlllkr (I\
p.m ) Juh -4 \II-\ml·m.10 < d·
t'bra11 un fol) 21 H1 <l\ o &~1hoH·n'
• Mou rt Ca m~rata X p 111 JI 't
Andn:"" \ud110num. hOO 'I \n
drt.,..'() PIJll' Nc.,..~ir t lkJ,h.
581 -26()(1. June I fl ( 1,1r. C ,11 t
Double Ba"'· ..\n11 PurJI n1ndul 111r
DANCE. THEATER,
_MU $.fCAL TfjEATER
•oc Performiai Arts ~ncer (64Ml
Town <.. cn1cr Dn' l' < o'la Mt<~
74().20001. I unl' 8 R<'d 'i"dton
Junl' ").Juh I < 1raml 1'ahu\.1
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8<>'11." Op..•1 a P.1l 1 f1,
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porches. Some C\.Cn hold race
parties on thc1r lawns.
The stan and fini'lh arc located
From the Front Pa¥ abo'e the main beach in Corona del
event. Mar. The t"oursc heads up
"There 1s Ml much energy in 1own Marguerite to Sea' 1rw to Poppy and
that day.~ one merchant said. "Any· then loops bacl.. O\'Cr the stanmg
whM'c near the runners }OU can JUSt line and out again Runners have to
feel the exhilaration:· tackk ·-carnation Killer Hill." "Pcp-
lt is a festive event 1hat shows pcnree Pass" and "Last Gasp
community involvement. ~1d Ellen Gulch" befor{' passing over the 62-
Buck. administrator for thl' Corona year-old foothndgl· on Goldenrod el··Maretrambc r offommercc -~an<t11c11dtng down ttl'C' tto111rstttlch.
"It stans on the bluff tiver the • There will also be music alo.!.'J the
Corona del Mar Main Bcal·h and 11 course. Pac1fit" ( oast Audio{V1deo
ends there:· Buck said. has ~t up three stations where run·
The beach arl'a 1s a fren1 y of ncrs wtll hear some upbeat songs to
ac11 v1t} as runners pass through tht" help motl\atc them
hordes of spectator\. r\ numhl·r of "It's not cn11 cal. but this ts one
area restaurants also ~t up their way we can get involved and help
stnpcd canopies w11h a 'anl.'t)• of o ut." store owner Dave Working
brcakfa<>t fare for runners and spec-\81d. "It moti vates the runners and
tators alike. Thr spread features adds spirit to the race.''
fruits. pastnes. breakfast p111a .and a Despite all the fun along the route.
number of ~pcc~al 1~c.ms from ~~ud10 the h;ll> couN" dtw" prcM·nt 3 C.afe. Rub) s. (,1na S Pina. l n1 '\1 chall ·ngc for the runnl'r\
Bon and othr r local l'Jll'rll'' ~. rthi'i ,, a httk hit more rnm·
Studio ( afe. a mJJOr c,pon\or in· "''llll\l' th.in 3 tun run· l..tl'in ~·ud voh ed tn the ran· ~inn· 19R'i. v.111 "'
hold a carbo h~dratl' loadintt dinnl·r
featuring paua and ~th the night
bcfon· thr race 1 hl'fl' "111 alw hi.· .1
br<'al..tast bar di the rcqaurant altl·r
l·knd.:r,on \\ho\(' <itofl' 1s spon-
~1nng d numll\'I n l runnl"r' in lht•
r,1ll' \JIU thl· 1.1 .. l' " Jl\u a tun C\ ent
Im ~h1· runnn'
dcrson ·s Second Sole '>tort'
May. who finished la\I H'ar in
minute\ and 28 tceond, · and G Lona in 1987 ran for l leodcrso
Th.is year Pete \'1r1·n('10
Ralph Ganbald1. both \ponsorcd
Second Sole. arc con"1krrd 1
the favorit~. Local t hiro
John Koenia 1s also 10 rnntcnt1
Anet Cooper tool 1.i~•
)VOmcn's race in 17 minute~ and
seconds and she l'Ould repeat,
;But thnotatn rcn t' un r 0
who enjoy the show .\nord1og
race cbauman Jim Wood ont fa
ily comes all the wa> tiom from
shore of Lake Superior in ~K'.h1
to pan icpatc in thl' v.all .. Buck
that the race poster 1\ ·•""a hot ii
amona out-of-towner\
'"The posters arr \ l'n PoPll Buck said ... Last )1:ar v.c \Old
and this year's arc go1111t laM."
The race poster ha' hl·comc r
<'ollector's Item fo1 J:11 l. I ll)flowa)
Delaware. who hu~ Jtl nine 8 I
said they ship JX>'ltrr' 11111 all an
the l'Ountl). a\ far .)V.,I \ " F1on
the race.
l 'nhkc o thl·r 5K run\, this rnl t' I)
panicularl> geared to 'Sl)l'Ctatorc.,
Ken I lender.o n. owncr of thl' ( or·
ona dl'I Mar Second Sole. ""'~
This \Car\ rau• pm11·1 ":a ht
graph of a pa1n1mg i., l•llJI a
John <.osb) C'o<ih~ " .1 ··on1c
proal) 1mpre'"o""' 1.n '"' n arr "l hl'fl' 1\ J lu1 gu1ng un bu1 this tht' count!) for h" 1.11~1· <"Ok>
thing gcx·s oil' 111..1.' clockv.ork t>very , ~n,·asscs. Co\b~ J,·,wnrd .1
) ear." Hendl'N)n 'aid "l hc) (race )'Car's roster and thr d1.1mllCr Ii
organ11cr!>) gn1 all the problems iron· his work so mucll th,11 thl'\ IU
"Spectators can walk within a
block and sec runners pas~ four
times and then go down to the fin1.,h
line to watch the end of the racr ...
Henderson said.
ell out. 1t~ tlllwd v.l'll and timed to him again. The fall 1h.11 he It
nght and 11 " v.dl urgan11ed It 15 and work~ 1n Nev. pori llt<Kh did '
iu~t a fun C\ cot .. hun his chan~cs Cllhl•r
Greg Long won the 1987 race with • tlftle of ,..,,..,
running for Second Sole.
A number of residents take ad' an-
tage of their front row St'Jt~ Jnd
cheer th<' runne~ on from 1hcir fron1
~1o'it of the runnt·" an: local
rc .. 1Jcnt.s. hut c"cr) 'nov. :ind ttl_cn
Wmt' OUt'i1de tdll·nt JOln\ the fun.
Thr la\l t"'u men·, v.inners v.crt'
amnnp. tho<,c.• 'l'X'n"1red O\>' Hen-
The Pft'VIOU'I $(.'\en ,,.,,It'll
tu~ an.isf De;an \ran but
gan1zcrs dec1dct.1 thn "'"led
change. The> hdll .1 1in1~1
Cosby's design v.on
German Home Bakery
Wedding Cakes "The Old·
fashion Way" 2<>50 Gra ce Ln
C M Call for info 540-0281
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P8Clllc Amphldte.cre wffl M ffr-lefll .... Stewle.., v....,.n and JofNI Lee Hoolrer. The
Kine and -Ludl1e,.. Joe Codrer, ,,... 1'llOlllH. concert wlll Mneflt the hoftl•l••s.
Pop
hldaJ
REUBEN E . LEE I 5 I E. Coast
Hia)lway. Ncwpon Beach featurn
Chuck BattaaJia's rock 'n' roll mustc
Wednesday through Slturday. 9
p.m. to I a.m. Alto Tim Parker on
piano in the dinini room. 675-5790.
llOOAllT'S BOHEMIAN CAFE
6288 East f>acific Coast Hia)lway,
Lona Beach. 21 and over. cntcr1ain-
mcn1 with loal acoustic folk and
rock musictans Thursday. Friday
and S.turday ni&hts. Show 11mc is 9 p.m. (213) 594-1976. Tll£ CANNDY 3010 Lafayette
Ave. Newport ~h. presents 1hc
Bif Llnlc Band. 8:30 p.m. to I a.m.
Fnday and S.turday. 67S-5777.
WFSrl.N SbUTB COAST PLAZA
666 Anton Blvd., Costa Mesa PfC1-
cnts Confrey Phillips with modem
renditions of Broadway Music at the
Piano Tuesday through S.turday, 6
p.m. to 10 p.m. and after theatre
reprise houc. S40-2SOO.
CROWN HOUSE llEft AURANT
32802 South Pacific Coast Hi&hway.
Sou1h Laauna. presents "'Bobby
Dorman wi1h "Ni&h1watch" trio-
plus-one 9 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Thurs-
day through Saturday for danctna
and enttruinmcnt. 496-5773 or
499-2626.
THE WRM'E HOUSE Restaurant
and Tavern. 340 Sou1h Coas1 H1Jh-
way. Laguna Beach. p~nts hvc
cn1cnainmen1 and danci.ng nightly.
494-8088.
THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS
BOP 18774 Brookhurst. Fountain
Valley. The Hop ~nts: Fnday,
Dance all night with D.J. Dennis 8.
Goode. $4 cover: Saturday. Ro nnie
It The Oau1cs. 7:30 10 8:30 p.m. ($.4
cover): Closed Sunday and Monday:
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avaJlablc for pnvalb i)an1cs; Jues-
day, "Rock Around the Clock ..
show. an award winnina revuc
which fcaturcs a fully staaed musical
h111ory lesson 1n rock ·n· roll;
Wednesday. Daddy.(). hve · S0s-60s
dance band. 8 p.m. til midn1gh1. No
cover., Thursday, Lip sync contest.
cash pnzes. 963-2366.
NIGHT MOVF.S 5902 Warner
Ave .• Huntincton Beach. Conecn
1nfq Ii~: 8~208.
SUNSE'.1' PUii. 16655 Pacific
Coas1 Hjahway. Sunset Beach. live
entertainment n1&hly. 9:30 p.m. to
1:30 a.m. (21J)S92·1926.
S.hll'day
THE YOUNG AMERICANS at thc
Cclcbnty Tht'atrc. Anaht'1m. at 8
p.m. tonight. Donations $25' and
S 18. SO. For telephone ordc"· call
528-0750.
RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS HOP
18774 Brookhurst St . Fountain Val-
ley. Tnbutt" to Rick Nelson. fea tur-
in& Gary Shore lie at 7· 30 p.m S4
cover.
PACIFIC AMPHITHEATRE
Blues legends 8.8. King. Stevie Ray
Vau&}l l). Joc \ockcr, John Ltt
f~.ue 1H Cwa5/"age 6)
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CLUBS ni&ht. (213) 592-1926. Highway. Laguna Beach. presents
l'HE CANNERY RESTAURANT Cynthia Zaitz each Wednesday and
From Page 5 3010 Lafayette Ave., Newpon Thursday through June. 8 p.m.
Hooker. Or. John and the Wild Beach. presents jazz in the after· through 12:30 a.m.
Creatio ns with Irma Thomas. noon, I to S p.m . 67S-S777. Z01 SPOT CAFE UCL Campus in
Conccn tscnefits the homeless. YIU.A NOVA Richard Fauno's the Verano Place graduate housing
T ickets arc S 19.25 lawn. S2S.8S, piano styhngs Sunday through complex presents musical anists in
S27.50 and S33 and arc available at Wednesday. Open daily S p.m. to 2 an intimate coffee house sctlin& each
all T1cketron locations or charge by a.m .. 3131 W. Coast Highway. New-Wednesday at 8 p.m. Admission is
phone by calling 634-1300. pon Beach 642· 7880. free. Early arrival is recommended.
ZOT SPOT CAFE 5400 S. Verano ---Contact Clive Solomon. 856-7981.
Road on the UCI Campus. Verano lloaday THE CANNERY RESTAURANT
Place G raduate housing complex. BLUE BEET CAFE 107 2 1st Pl.. 3010 Lafaye tte Ave.. Newport
Live music now every Saturday Newport Beach. Nick Pyzow Solo Beach. presents Al Morettini. 7:30
ni$ht al 8 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Monday and T uesday and Friday at p.m. to midnight. 67S-S777.
Minimal admission charge of SS. 8 p.m. 675-BEET. SUNSET P UB I 66SS Pacific
.Call 856-7981. SUNSET PUB 166SS Pacific Coast Coast Highway. Sunset Beach. live
-________ ..;.H~i:t: way. Sunset Beach. _ all kinds entertainment 9 p.m. to I a.m .. Sanday tacr.rtt-nighrtong-9-p:m:-!to t -""'"'-I JLJL.9~2:.:..·~19~2~6. ___ _
RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS -IN a.m. (213) 592-1926. Thunday
CONCERT Righteous Brothers Hop.
18774 Brookhurst St .. Fountain Val· Ta~J COACH HOUSE 33157 Camino
Ic y. 7:30 p.m .. 520. For information. CANYON BAR & GRILL 859 Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano.
call 963-2366. Laguna Canyon Frontage Road. presents Hiroshima toniJht in two
LUKE & THE LOCOMOTIVES Folk night every Tuesday 8 to 11 shows. 8 and 10 p.m .. Fo r rcscr·
with the Delgado Brothers at Old p.m. featuring Mark Turnbull. Beth vauons. call 496-8930. Concert hot·
Wo rld Hall. 7561 Center Ave.. Sands, Richard Stekol. Greg Leis line: 496-8927.
Huntington Bc.ach. at 2 p.m. and more: Wednesday. Satire Brown SUNSET P UB. 16655 Pacific
COACH HOUSE 331 S7 Camino Band: Thursday. Juice. and special Coast Highwa)'. Sunset Beach. night·
Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano. entenainment Friday and Saturday. ly live entertainmt>nt. (213)
presents Celestial Navigations to-494-1911 or 494-431 O. 592-1926.
night at 8 p.m. Fo r reservations. call SUNSET P UB 166SS Pacific THE CANNERY R~TAURANT
.a 96-8930. Concert ho tline: Coast Highway. Sunset Beach. live 3010 Lafayette Ave.. Newport
496-8927. entenainmcnt 9 p.m. to 1 a.m .. (213) Beach. Morettini-Paul Band. 7:30
PEPPERS.12361 Chapman at 592-1926. p.m. to midnight 675-5777.
Harbo r South of Disne)land, pres-Wedneeday
ents live conccns each Sunday and
Mo nday night and features pro-COACH HOUSE 331 57 Camino
grcssive, new wave, rock and top 40 Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano.
bands and much more. Open to 1:30 presents Marcus Roberts tonight at 8
a.m . 740-1333. p.m.. For reservations. call
SUNSET PUB 16655 Paci fic 496-8930. Concert ho thne :
Coast Highway. Sunset Beach. Reg· 496-8927.
gae 3 to 7 p.m.and 8 p.m. to mid· RON'S IN LAGUNA 1464 S. Coast
Ottr 30 1hopt and savices
coftftft~nt.ly JO(atfd at the
fOmtt of •ach It AcW:nt,
in Huntington Beach.
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Jazz
Friday
C'EST LA VIE RESTAURANT.
373 Pacific Coast Highway. Laguna
Beach. on the Main Beach. live jazz
every Friday beginning at 8 p .m.
featuring Sauphonist Peter Clark
and friends and Mark Turnbull and
Bob Hawkins, guitarists. and van-
ous 1ucst artists on Saturdays ~in
'nins.at 8 p.m. No cover charge. f"ree
parking. 497-S IOO.
CROWN HOUSE RESTAURANT
32802 Pacific Coast Highway.
Monarch Beach. Strve Starkman
Band Thursday thro ugh Saturday 9
p.m . to I :30 a.m. George Butts.
Sunday thro ugh We dnesday.
499-2626.
VILLA NOVA 3131 West Coast
Highway. Newport Beach. 642-7880.
Pianist Jay Milburn performs a var-
ict~ of cas)' listening selections
favorites Thursday through Satur-
da)' from 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m ..
Sunday through Wednesday (rp m
8:30 p.m. to I :30 a.m. Richard
Pauno's Jlll and Broadway stylings
on the piano .
CAFE LIDO. SO I 30th St.. New·
Port f;Jcach. 6 7 S-2968. presents
entenainment nightly. Ott Ott
McNeil Jazz a nd Blues Band June 8.
22 and 29. Bernie Pearl BluC'S Band
fcatunng Harmonica Fats June 15. 9
p.m. to 1:30 a.m. SJ cover charge.
S.tmday
CAFE UDO 502 30th St.,
pon Beach. 675-2968. prt'llents
covery Recording Artists 1hc
ningh•ms tonight. 9 ii m to a.m ...
~.,
CAFE UDO 502 30th t..
pon Beach. Sunday Jau n
a .m. to 2 p.m. featuring Al \\ 111
Jazz Society at 2 p.m .. SIO T
G uerrero Quartet 8· 30 p m to I
675-2968.
GINO'S ON THE HILL 428
fPleaw lft CWIS/P'
EXPRESS YOUR INDIVIDUALI
A NEW YORK-STYLE
SALON LOCATED IN
THE MESA VERDE
CENTER
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714/MCM*JO
2301 HAllOl llVD
COSTA MESA
LUSS
romftap6
7th St.. Cosu. Mesa. Jam session
·th Gino's Jazz Troupe. 3:30 10
:30 p.m. Rcserva1ions and infor-
lion on live enttr\afoment 7 days
wtek. 6s&-17SO.
CANYON BAil AND GlllLL 8S9
una Canyon Road. Laauna
h. Ben Millikcn's Dixie Jan
IStJars ~h Sunday from 4 to 7
m. 494.1911.
day
CAFE UDO s0l 30th St., New-
Beach, Dee Dec McNeil, jau
d blues 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. 268._
rr..ieday
C~UOO SOI 30\h St. Newpon
Beach, Enttr\ainment nightJy 8:30
p.m. to I a.m. Wayne Wayne Band
featurina Tonya Boyd. 675-2968. --~y -
CA.FE UDO SOI 30tb St .. New-
pon Beach. presents entertainment
niahtly, Mike Pattenon aka Papa
Bear's Blues Band tonight 8:30 p.m.
to I a.m. 675-2968.
Tlaanday
CAFE UDO SO I 30th St.. N~
pon Beach. presents the Wayne
Wayne Band featuring Tonya Boyd
tonight 8:30 p.m . to I a.m. 675-2968
or 673-SOS6.
Country ·
Comedy
l'rWa -4
ANDY BlJMATAI AT THE IM·
PllOV 4255 Campus Drive. Ste.
1.38. ~rvine throu&h Sunday. S~ow
ume 1s 8:30 and f0:30 p.m. Fnday. 8 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday, and 8:30
p.m. Sunday 8S4-S45S.
LAl"P STOP 2122 S. E. Bristol.
Santa Ana. ni&htly lineup of com·
cdians. For information and reser-
vations call 852-8762.
Tlle9day
BOBBY SLAYTON AT THE IM-
PllOV 4255 Campus Drive. Ste.
l }8, lf'\'iM thre~lh SutHAey. Shcwl
time is 8;30 p.m. through Thursday.
tickets a~ priced at S1. 854-5455.
Dance .
lletard&J
DANCING UNDER THE STAJtS
at the Westin South Coast Plaza
Hotel f~turing pianisl<ntertaincr
Confrey Pbjllips. Dancing under lhe
Stars is an evening of dinner and
dancing each Fnday and Sa1urday
ni&h1 from 8.p.m. 10 midnight at the
Westin in the outdoor Garden
Court. For reservations. call
540-2SOO. extension 5490.
~day -
TURft.E Roe& COMMUNITY
PARlt I Sunnyhill. Irvine, Sunday
afternoon dances 3 to 5:30 p.m. with
Hifh Society Dance Band with vo-
cahst ierry Allen. Free dantt
Lounae from 2 to 6 p.m. Tracy -meet-reaularly every Thursday 10
Wells and his 18-pica orchestra. S6 a.m. 10 noon at the downtown com-~r sxnon includ~s free hon munity center, Anaheim and Center ~oeuvre~. Free parkina. For molt strce1s in Costa Mesa. For more
information. call at (213) S98-1429. informa1ion. call 545-5669.
WEST COAST SWING CLUB each
Sunday. 6 to 10 p.m. at the Holiday
Inn, 14299 Fircstone Blvd.. La S' ,1
Mirada. SJ members. ss non-mem-1ng1eS
bcrs. Swing dance lesson b> Bill
Joslin, 5 to 6 p.m .• SJ. For mort rrldaJ
informa1ion, contact Betty at - -
579· 7860 or Joan, H9-1262. PRIME OF LIFE SINGU:,, 45
LAGUNA FOLADANCERS en-and over, meet for T.G.l.f. For
couraae all who arc intcrntcd in information, call 835-3675.
preserving our ethnic dance heritage WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP
to join them twice weekly, Sunday at Singl~ 45-plus~ mec\ for T .G .l.F. at
7 p.m. and Wednesday at 8 p.m .. at 5 p.m. at Ho1s Hut. I 5342 Beach
Legion Hall Community Center. 384 Blvd.. Westminster. Also ongoing
l::qion Sl. Laguna Beach. Pattnth grnups for gotf:-bndRC. pin°'hlc-,
are not necessary. Casual dress with theater and travel. For informa1ion
comfortable shoes is suggcs1ed. and reservations. call SH-7899.
Donation $2. 494-3302 or 533-8667. PARENTS WITHOUT PART-
Weclaeeday
SQUARE RIGGERS Square
Dance Club meet first and third
Wednesday of each month at the
First United Methodist 'Church.
19th and Harbor Blvd. in Costa
Mesa. Round dance at 7:30. squart
dance at 8. For more information.
call 751-8945. .
SHIRTS 'N' SKIRTS SQUARE
DANCING Classes meet ever)
Wednesday evening. First lesson 1s
free. $) dona1ion requested at each
following lesson. CaU. for 1nfor·
mation. 559.4519 or 837-2518.
TbDndaJ
COST A MESA QUICKSTEP PE RS
a senior citizen square dance group
seek experienced square dance cou-
ples to join them. The Quicksteppcrs
NERS (custody not required) Or-
anse Coast Chapter 26. Free onen-
tauon. For more information, call
548-1392.
Membership in Parents Without
Panncrs is osxn 10 divon-cd. separ·
atcd. widowed or never mamcd
parents of living children. Custody
of the children is not a factor. A non-
profit. non-sectarian. educational or-
ganiz.auon. PWP provldts a pro-
gram of social activ1t1es, discussions
and s1udy groups for single parents
and their famillt"S.
Sahlrday
WHEEL or FRIENDSHIP.
SinJ)es over 45,mecl for dinner at
FulTenon Hoflbrau. 313 N. St. C'ol.
Bl vd .. Fullerton at 7 p.m. For infor-
mauon and rescrva11ons. call
835-3675.
Sa.DdaJ ·~ -. P'.LI.R.T. ScachfT Village Shop-
ping Cenler. 2205 Main Street, Ste
20, Huntington Beach. Hunting1on
Beach Church· of Religious Sc1entt
singles group m«ts each Sunday
evening. Child care 1s free. Ad-
mission to the 7:30 p.m. program 1s
S3. Dances at the Huntington beach
Inn with OJ J ohn Sym('S and re-
freshments follow at no chaf'le.
FLIRT informauon line· 647~1679.
TueedaJ
NEWPORT BEACH SAILING
SINGLES. Non-smoking singles 30
and over who enJO) sa1hng meC't
eve?t'; other Tuesda> at ~-t>R:m. for coctaifs in tile bar a1 ThF cu n -
E. Ltt. Pacific C oas1 H1ghwa) in
Newpon Beach inglcs attending
will plan sa1hng. pan1~ and other
actn·11ics. Cost is SS per metting.
For date of meeung and rC'SCr-
vations. call 723-4356. leaving your
namC' and phone number and hoy.
many ix·ople )OU are bringing . .\lso
the group meets cwf) Sunda) for
breakfast at 8:30 a.m. Call 713-4356
for the lcx·at1on.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP
ingks O\-Cr ~5. mt•ft for dinner at
6:30 p.m. al TU)lln Yacht Club.
1440 1 NcY-pon . Tusun For 1nfor-
mat1on and rcwr\'at1ons. call
5::?2-7899.
SINGLES SW I NG ANO
BALLROOM DANCE CLUB u·arn
swing. ballroom. Cha Cha and tango
1n the MaA1 Room of the Red Lion
Inn. Costa Mesa. Buffet at 7 p.m ..
Dance lcs\On a1 8 p.m C>Jn1.'e fol·
lows. Sb. Fur mfosma11on. call
494--0593 ---llehU'day_ l~M2W3~m.~Mi~V~I~• -_::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ coun. Admission is $6 per person.
CJUZY HORSE STEAK HOUSE
I 580 Brookhollow Drive. Santa
Ana, prnents Billy Vera and 1hc
Beaters in two shows, 7 and 10 p.m.
Monday niabt. For ttKn•ations and
tickets. call 549-1512.
For more infonnation. call Mickie
McClure. S46-3894.
,\.FTERNOON -SWING DANCING
with music from lhc "Big Band Era"
at the Red Lion Inn. 30SO South
Bnstol, Costa Mesa. in Mau's
Autograph• algned by former
Loa Ar.gel• R8lna ..., 88fety
Nolall CIMwld
___.· \fry, )Jerry Extrao
S.011......ame ml &iHilne fl~ lilr£ bms:m ml frirs,..
Or like mad in the Daily Pib's ur.qe County Blir 'lllb.
HR }'UUl' ~ ~laldinary mesagl! seen over ml over ag;tin wbm Or.nV! Coast · me and ie-use the .tab during the 11~
nm m this., fair.
~ m today to eene JWl &Pace!
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Runl>.des:
July 6tb, c.osta Maa News
July 7th, Daily Pib
DeacDines
Space._ Copy, June 19th,5pm
OaMy Ptk>t Weekend/ Friday, June I , 1990 7
Oflfl1 ;, t.lrlJI.. .'(i;.'~I 't°'Ml't 1"A~ :r4t14~ li~(1 ~
The · comedians are
restive at Laff Stop
Red's In the pink
a
By DAVE A. DICKSTEIN • to be an tht• wor't Poss1bk 01ck
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"' ild I H'n thl' lt'l'Oll''' 11111\t mun
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'"" II tht'll' "·" .tn\ thin~ clw I'd
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I he man., g,111 Jn attitude
fix:. hr'> a1111udl' and lraturl·d
wmedran lo..cnn' .\uhr1'\ "''ll bt-
1.omm1scrating '1ogcthl'r through
~unda) at the Laff Stop. which 1s
alleged!> 1n Newport Beach. (More
on that later.)
Res11vo made no efTort 10 disguise
his sneering outlook on life. Not fi ve
second!> in front of the m ike. he
glanced at the well-auended evening
and responded tn o h-so eloquent
sarcasm. "The LafT Stop on a Tues-
da) -~hat a .. rush."
E\\.'n poor l11tk fatl.\on. Miss.
"n't 'rmrnl Oedart·d l{t'\ll\o "JI''
thr 110h 11IJll' Ill lhl' n,1110n \.\hCrl'
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lent 111 th1' ",111 .1c1 'u one \.\Ith
tlw l'\\ l'pl111n 111 I dh \ah Jl.1' ha1r-
Jr\''>'t'r t1111ld tx· th" dt\lurtx·d JI
tht• \\ttrlJ I t11' P (I 'J fl\'f\1\0,l ol
Rntl' 11·, mal.l'' tor J hc11'tcruu\.
tomhilll\t' t'H'111ng -\.\hJt .1 grl'Jt
11utkt 1111 1Jughant1 J\\,I\ om··, hutlt·
up Jl!J!rl'\\tlln\ atta a harn,·d dJ\ at
hontl' o r "url.
\nJ cht·cr\ 10 the man lor 11b..cr' ·
1ng that the I.all \tor "htl'h pndc~
mdf on hcang lol·att•d an hip. h1gh-
rcnt ;'1.c"' port Brach. " at·tuall) not.
"Ifs 1n Santa -\na tl')1ng to be
Newport Beach :· hi.' said. Wdl. Joe.
the LatT Stop 1s not in Sanw Ana 0 1
Newport Beach. Technically. it's in
unincorporated Orange County. But
nice try.
Meanwhile. stand-up Kenny
Aubrey, who 1s far less caustic than
our headliner. said that much or the
way he t!> can be blamed o n what his
(ather said )"ears ago. Explaining
why his boyhood dog was put to
sleep, Aubrey's dad answered. "He
knew too much."
Borro~1ng a hne from "Murphy
Brown." I have to ~) that the guy
1s '><> trght. he could open a Coke
bottle ~•th his butt Heck, not even
appearing in 1v.o recent mO\IC gets
hrs sp1nts up
"I \.\3\ tn .\nhur 2 -On the
Rocks' Mamng Dudle) Moore t"o
)Car> ago and 'l 'llP stamng Weird
Al Yanko' 1<. la\t )car... I'm trying
Fresh and encrgct1c. thc comedian
had a problem wuh men who act
macho. When a guy gets a paper cut
on his to ngue from licking an
envelope. the Mory to his macho
friends becomes. according to
o\ubre). "Oh }rah. There was this
chick with aluminum panttcs and ... "
lted Skelton -comeda.n. •rtllt, com-
poser •nd •uthor -met the P'•ll
Thurld•y In Hv•nce of his sold-out
.,.., .................
show 1onl9ht •I the Perton.lftt Arts
Center. Behind Skelton Is one of his oH
p.9lntln9s of • down.
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600 TOWN CENTER DR COSTA MESA. CA 92626
THE AUSTRALIAN BALLET August 7-12. 1990
First U.S. Visit In 12 Years /
NEW YORK CITY BALLET September 25-30. 1990
Erclusl ve Wast Coast Eflfagemenl!
AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE March 12-24. 1991
Erclusi ve Southern California fllfllgemenll
Al•.._, lxtluil~ly lor INSCrilHrs. ~miff 11-ct to
Hd • lllff•MI l*formMCt ol:
MARTHA GRAHAM DANCE COMPANY
January 4-6. 1991
SUBSCR• BY PHONE
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7 daysl~
OR
. CENTER CHARGE
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10-5, Monday-fnday
MEET A LIFETIME FRIEND
34 Spanish high school student• .,. coming to ltay In the
Costa Mesa area from Juty e to Aug. 3. They .,. Mg« to
share their lives and culture wtth their Amencan fwnltl• end
experience our ways of llfe.
The students have a busy IChedule of Engll8h clUMI end
cultural land recreational actlvltlee Monday through Friday.
• "Families" can be any k>vtng homes -other children are not necessary.
For more Information, ~ cell
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Amertcan lnstttute For FOl9ign StudV.
*' IUCHMAN STAEU •SM FW:ISClO, CM.FONM 9411)
Intermission
'Speed the Plow'
bows in at SCR
June productfons arc bustin& out
all over this weekend as six local
theater aroups bring the liahts up on
their latest endeavors.
South Coast Re ~gQK1..DtUL------ir-' ---,.-ts stason w1 Divid Mamet's
"Speed the Plow," while the l.q11na
Playhouse's Youth Theater staaes
the classic ffiry tale .. The Bluebird"
and the Brea Theater uaaue revives
"You're a Good Man, Chartie
Brown." The Way Off Broadway
Playhouse be11ns "Huntin&
Cockroaches" and Oranae County's
two dinner theaters chanae their
menus -"Barnum" at the Grand
and .. The Sound of Music" at liliza-
bclh Howard's Cunain Call.
''Speed tbe Plow" has nothing to
do with farming -it's an inside
view of Hollywood focusing on two
wily produccn (0JqJ Henry and
Joe Spano) and an 1dcalistjc sec-
retary (Kamclla Tate). Mary B. Rob-
inson 1s directing.
Performances w1ll be aivcn
Tuesdays throu&h Fridays at 8 p.m.,
Satur<Uys at 2:l0 and 8 p.m .• Sun-
da)s at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. until July
14 on the Main.stage at SCR. 65S
Town Center Drive. Costa Mesa.
Call 957-4933 for ucket anformauon.
Scott Davidson as dire-ctang "The
Bluebird.'' a new adaptation of the
classic stof) which will employ
music and dance 1n an· annovauvl'.
open st~ng. The show will be pres-
ented Fndays and Saturdays at 7:30
p.m .. Saturday and Sunda)' after-
noons at 2 p.m. through June 17 at
the playho use. 606 Laguna Canyon
Road. Laguna Beach. Reservations
arc taken a1 494-8011.
"C'harht' Brown:· which features
~c"port Beach's "thena Recs as
Peppermint Patt>. opens a three-
wcekcnd run for the Bre,a Tht'ater
League under the directi on of Rhon-
da Carlson and Kevan Quinn.
Others on.cbarhe Brown's team arc
Jame'! Rolltns in thc title role. Voita
.\mold. K> le M)er!>. Da\ld Walloch
and Tom Bergman. Performances
arc Wednt'Sdays through Saturdays
at 8 p.m w1th a matinee June 16 at
2 p.m . an the C urtis Theater of th<'
Brea C'1v1c and Cultural t'ntcr. Res-
ervations 524-66S2.
Ton)' Reverditto 1 directina
"t:Ulnt1n1 Cockroaches.'' a Pohsll
comedy about expatriate writers and
Tom
TltuS
actors adjusung to life in America.
at the Way Off Broadway Playhouse.
1058 E. Fant St .. Santa Ana (entry is
from the rear off Walnut Street). The
show plays Thursdays through Sat·
urdays at 8 p.m. through July 7, with
ticket information at 547-8997.
The Grand Dinner Theater be-
comes a circus.-like showelacr as
"Barnum." the musical tnbutc to
showman P.T. Barnum. takes up
residence. P<"rformanccs will be
given nightly except Mondays at
varying curtain times until further
notice at the Grand Hotel. 7 Free-
dman Way. Anaheim. Reservations
772-77 10.
John Fcrola as directing the family
musi~al "The Sound o f Music" at
the Curtain Call Danner Theater.
690 El C'ammo Real. Tustin. The
show runs ntghtl) e:\cept Mondays
throujh the ~ummer at varying cur-
tain tames and rt'!iervations arc taken
at 838-1 540.
It's closmg weekend for these fo ur
other local productions:
•"Jacques Brei as Ahve and Well
and L•' ing in Pans" at the
Backstage Theater. :?691 Richter.
Suitt' 105. In inc (474-0792). tonight
through unda~ at 8 p.m. wnh a
matant"C Sunda~ at :! p.m.
•"The Mousetrap" at the West·
minster Community Theater, 7272
Maple t.. We'itman~1er (995-4113).
tonight and aturda)' at 8:30 p.m.
•"Murder by Natural Causes" at
the Huo11ngton lkach Playhouse.
21141 Strathmoor Lane. Hunungtun
Beach (831-1405 ). tonight and Satur-
da\' at 8 p.m.
•"No Tame for rgeant .. at tht' La
Mirada Ph1)hou~. 14900 la Mirada
Blvd.. La M ir:1da ( 994-63 10). to-
n1gh 1 and Saturda) at 8:30 p.rn ..
Sunday at 2;30 p.m.
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Lively new release from SWamp Zombies
If e~er a band rrpresentcd our
social consc1cnce, the Irvine-based
Swamp Zombies' is it.
Routinely poking fun at the con-
rY111t1~ mmd·~ har comprise
the ~reater matcnahst1c population
lurking behind the Orange Curtain.
th1i. nco-beatn1k, folk-mccts-puqk -
quanet has been v1cum1zed by the
1 ncreasing detenora11on of our quali-
t~ of life. And the> 're angry.
On their brand new release enu-
tlrd "Scratch ·n· Sniff Car Crash .. -
w11h the CD and LP fea tunng a car-
crash scented sucker (burning rub-
her. smoke. OLonc) -the Swamp
Zombies sec the California dream
eroding into a condo-gridlock-fajita
kinda nightmare. Sample lync from
the mean. lean "California": "Oh.
first in line/Oh. mo' 1c star/Oh.
sWlmming pool/Ob. three piece
suit/GET MAD/ITS BAD/WE.VE
.\LL/BEEN HAD .•
Other similarly themed songs.
such as .. Chicken. Vulture. Crow ...
··Love Crash ... and a cralll} warped
cover of Public Encm) ·s "Fight the
Power" (CO only). Oing barbs at
likely targets. including racists. de-
humanizers. and trend)' socialites.
But there's more to this foursome
than just throwrng spears.
Jom
Roos
"l<odcntia... .. Narcosata n 1co:·
.. Cat's Meow ... and .. Speed Racer ...
Only a couple of selections. name· 4 ·.:ccccps." ~ ··Gary .9 ... dm
point due to weak lyricism and
uninvolving melody hnes.
On balance. however. "Scratch 'n'
Sniff Car Crash .. -the band's third
release on Orange's independent Dr. ·
Dream Records -offei's more than
the odonfic gimmick of its pack-
agrng. Refined yet still retaining us
pnmal power and punty. the mu,1c
lnlluenced by such disparate 1s well-crafter and exf!'cuted. And
source) as the Kingston Trio, Nancy cquall) 1mponan\, the band mcm-
Sinatra. and the Clash. the band uses bcrs -dare to tell itJikc 11 u... Even
acoustic guitar!.. an upright bass. and-when 11 huns.
a variety of percussive instruments • • • , to create a unique sound that per-POP PICKS ... A second ( owbo)'
haps can best be descriQcd as a Junkie date has been added to the
mixture of calypso. punk. fol k. and Coach House. Monda). June 18 ...
rockabill). Or put another wa). try Aussies M1d1ght 0 11 and Hunters
imagining the Violent Femmes play-and Collectors share a solid double-
ing wnh the abandon of X or the ball of pohucall)-charged rock at Ramone~. Irvine Meadows on June 22 ... T"-6
While their harshest songs are thought-pro\ ok1ng mod~m folk1~
fueled by plenty of angst and -Michael Penn and Victona W1I·
outrage, other lighter songs provide Iiams -will play tfte Coach House
a welcome contrast in \Orn! and on July 23 ... A post-punk. new wave
delivery. Soann& vocal harmonies, revival featuring the Ramones. Dc-
comic book characterizations. and borah Harry, Tom Tom Club. and
well-seasoned acoustic work..outs Jarry Hamson is scheduled for
highlight such imag10a1ive tales as Irvine Meadows on Aug. 3.
lrvlne•1 own Sw.,.p Zo• ..... .._ rele•-4 • dlelle"""9
new a11t ....... Scratch •n• Sniff Car Craall." Oft tlM Dr. Dream .......
Sunsplash strays
-from reggae beat:
Madonna tops -the pop releases
1 e Detty PHot W9et(end/ Friday, June 8, 1990
ly CHUCK CAMl'SEU
klWt --· -l«W•
The highlight of th1~ week's new
pop relcaSt·s has 10 be Madonna's
spinofT from the movie "Dick
Tr.acy." but there 1s also a fine new
albums out from Lava Hay.
• "I'm 8realllles1: M .. ic From u4
r.1ptred by &k FUm 'Did Tracy' " Madonna (Su't/Wamer Bros.)
Madonna does Sondheim?
Why not? She's done everything
else.
Howevtr, the three kitschy Step-
hen Sondheim songs on her new
aJbum. "I'm Breathless: Music From
and Inspired by the Film ·0ick
Tracy'." arc predictable and beneath
her. though she gives them a aood·
hcancd rendition -panicularl)' lhc
torchy "Sooner or Later ...
When Madonna docs Madonna
(with some co-production and c~
wntina help from Patrick Leonard).
she's perfect every ume.
Calling on her reliable musical
muse. she dcli vets six excellent
tracks. "I'm Breathless .. 1s rounded
out by a couple of Andy Paley (and
company) tracks. the Carmen
Miranda spoof ·Tm Going
Bananas" and the ethereal duct wuh
Warren Beall) (a.l .a Dick Tracy).
"Now r m f-ollowing You ..
Sondheim·., track .. arc included in
the score of" l)ack Trac>:· a film 1n
.,_,htch Madonna pla}\ the singing
1rcn Breathlc~s Mahone) (hence the
album title) With 1hc exception ot
the No. I fir'>J single from the
album. "Vogul'... •he remaining
tracks arc entrenched 1n ~l>lc'i from
the 1 9~. thl' movie's tame rrnme
So let the bu)'Cr hcwart' who expe<'I'
an album of "Vogues:·
Who kno~" Maybe her sultry
"He's a Man." her Bctt) f\()(}p14'h
Madonna.
fl:.r
~· ~ -. ,,~ • • ~,~
I
.. Cry Baby," her growling .. Ba k in
Business" and her ultra-lender
.. Something to Remcmhcr .. can tum
nos1alg1a 1nlo mega-profit. At least
the mnsoch1 s11c .. Hanky Panky ..
("Ther,·, nothing hke a &ood
spank) "I 1\ \Urt.' to gel a n~.
Madonna 1\ \)'nOn)'mous wtth 1rcnd~111ng ~he brought i.corcs of
non-Broadwa\ t) J>e' to the theater
with her rolt: in ··4.iix-ed the Plow"; ~he hroughl ~paOJ~h rh)"lhms into
r>oP mu"c with 'uch h1t\ a "I-' 1~ra
Ron11a" nnd "Who's fhat C11rl"".
'the brought 1he lon&-dt'ad. ,·nmplex
'l>le of dancing known ,,, "vogue-
ing" hud, into fa,h10n v.ith her
current hit ~1ngle.
Onl) her Tilm rt ord 1'i spotty. so
1f "01ck T rJC} .. htt'i, wa1ch oul.
Even 1f the nio' 1e bomh$. 1h1
album isn't hkely to JU!il "11tm
away. Afkr all. the mo' ie .. \\ho\
Thal Girl?" flopped. bul thl·
soundtrack gave Madonna a Nn. I
(lhe title track) and a No. :! ( .. (au,.
ing a·Commot1on .. ).
It's a uill order but 1f an) one \Jn
lake an album of I 940s mu\1l 111 thl'
top in 1990, u's Madonna
•"Lava Hay" u v1 Ha> (Pol~d11rl
Suzanne Little and M1thd•·
Goa.kl, ~o naake up the l"-o'>oml·
Lava Ffay. combine to form a \CXJI
butterfly hahting from flowL·r 111
flower. gracefully Ooaung from ~" k
to styk on the music spectrum .
Lava Hay's stlf-utJcd album tea·
1ures the duo dnfting from foll 111
"J>t"<>srcsSiVC 10 pop to country ffiU\I\
And as they 10 from style to !II' le
they run the pmut of emotion
Taltc "Baby." for instance. Her,·
Lava Hay S('C·saw bttwttn lo"e .ind
hate as their vocal an&erplay. aga1n,1
the punch of healthy drums. bnng'
to--mind a Jaucr..day-Banaks.
Then they blow the doors ofT lhl'
lndi'o Girls with "Whal Will 't ou Do?. • and concoct a nc~Nancy Sin·
aua and her "Thcst Boots \l. l'n:
Made for Walking.. w11h .. ~ ild
Eyes:·
The tv.o\Qmc ad:ipt 10 countr.
(vta Kevin Kane's lap st«J gu1 tJr .. 1
on .. Holding n:· tv.1\t lhf('lui,h
Mood> Blue~ turf on "Fall "'i1h
You .. and C'-<'O plun-l' into lmh 11p.
tcmtory with "Wcceang \\ illow. ··on
whi ch they SIOJ. •• rhe .. l.~ I~ S1"'
and my henn 1s bla kl'm 100 \Jin
and I'm too kandl've ldl m lt1H'Li
one behind, nnd I'm dvinll ··
Lava H:iy'' C'<>tcm· 1endl·nrn·'
>ank them out of the m11n~trenrn'
of all mu1ic format Yc1 lhc .111\uni
1!1 cnouJh or a Jtffi to make II v.onh
m1n1na for. 0
I.
Peck sees -self in ~latest role
Cecilia Peck recognizes herself in
the character 1he portf1YS in
movie om Apart .. ..:... a woman
struglina to follow her heart even if
J I goes against her fa1her's wishes.
Cecilia. whose father 1s the actor
Gregory Peck. appears with Adrian
Pasdar as star-crossed lovers -she
an Arab schoohcacher. Laila. and he
an Israeli soldier. Ben. The film
opens today ai the Town Center
Cinemas in Costa Mesa.
Dunng 1bc course of the plot,
Laila is forced to confront her father
over the doomed romance.
"I really related to her having to
go against her fa1her to follow her
own he.act." Peck said in a rcccnt
1nterv1cw. "And that's the big con-
01c1 for Laila -because she reveres
him and adores him but she has to
follow her own heart. And I admired
her for that.
"That wouldn't happen with my
dad bcau1e of the religious reasons.
but there arc those circumstances
when a father loves and wants to
protect his daughter and she has to
find her own way."
For Pccj(. finding her own way as
an actress has takm a c1rcu1to us
route.
After camina a degree in EnJhsh
literature from Princeton Un1vcr-
s1ty. she moved 10 New York in 1he
early 1980s to manage a punk-new
wa"Ve band called The Groceries.
How did her parents react to their
only dau&hter becom1na ~ rock 'n'
roller in New York?
"I think t!ley kind of ignored the
whole thin' and pretended 11 wasn't
happening. • Peck said w11h a hearty
lau&h
When that gig ended. she became
a story analyst for a film company.
reading scnpts and providing synop-
ses. Thal led to writing pla)s. and
studying acting 10 help the play-
wnting.
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"In retrospect, I think (acting) was
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was insjde me." she said.
"When your pa'rcnts are 1n the arts
and you spend a lot of time in the
theater and around an ists. 1t really
captures your 1ma__gjnat1on."
Though her performance 1s strong
in "Tom Apan." the film 1s a Oat
redo of the ··Romeo and Juhet''
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growing up wi th her famous fa1her.
"I was always on his sets: I grew
~p on loca11011 'fVllh ~ ... J .. -taw -:ti
'his 1ilms. And I remember when I
was httlc, when he won the Oscar for
'To Kill a Mock1ngb1rd.' I had given
hi m a rabbit's foot 10 have in his
pocket."
Grego!) Peck was careful 10 shield
his fo ur children from some of the
anific1al trappings of Hollywood.
she said.
"I d1dn'1 grov. up 1n a mansion
and I 1hink m) father took a lot of
care that we v.ere normal. I think
that's because they didn't want us 10
take things for granted."
When she finall> pursued acting.
his advice v.as for her to gel good
training. But the famous name
hasn't open<.>d an) doors. In fact. 1t
somcumes v.orks aµmst her.
"I think us ofTspnng are subjected
to extra scrulln). espec1alh early on.
that maybe other actors d on't have
to contend with." Peck said. "And I
know that in some situations and
auditions. people are skcpllcal about
whe1her I'm senous about it or well·
trained or discipli ned or really tal·
ented or whether I'm assuming that
th ings arc-~01ng 10 be handed 10 me.
"But 11 JUSt makes you focus on
what you're doing. and there aren't
an) shon cuts. You can't get a JOb
because of who you arc, you can
only get 11 1f )Ou'rc good and you're
scnous about 11."
he's hoping the stamn~.rok JO
the low-budget ·"Tom Apan,"
filmed o n location 1n Israel for
under S:! m1lhon. v.111 lead 10 bigger
pans in bigger mo\ ICS.
"I'd hke to be on that lc'cl o f
ac1rcs~ v.ho arc being conS1dt'red
for the good pans:· Peck said. "h's
been a struggle l'vt: v.oO;cd a lot in
thea1a I aud111on and I get close
and m~ ""Ork 1s good and then
someo ne more famous gets 11 So
I'm hoping ('Tom .\pan'I will help
me out.''
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Made-for-TV thriller1
aims high but rriisses
Suspense. pathos and the lam-
bada. What mo re could a videophile
ask for this week? • "Reel Kill&.
~ hisM" J9!J9.
call) pat. Miller's film 1s small.
delicate and VCI') appealing. a
tragicomedy about the troubled
coming ofag_e -andjuvenile delin·
quency .= of a teenage-g1'r1 living in
France dunng the 1950s. ( R)
-Joe Baltake
"Lambada -Set ~ Nipt oe Fire"
1989. '
Directed by lsraeh immigrant Joel
1lberg (who also concocted .. Brcak-
in'" and ··.Rapptn'" and w~o ob-
v1ousl) 1s on to something). 1h1s fi1m
Owt'S much to the grandmother of
modem dance film s. "Aashdance."
It's about Kevin (J. Eddie Peck). a
shy young high-school teacher from
Boverly Hills. who leads a double
hfe. 8) da> he's a scholar. but b)
night. at a warehouse .nightclub in
East Los Angeles v.here the film's
Laun performers dress in modified
pach uco st)lc. he's Mr. G rind! (PG)
-Joe Baltalle
It has been noted more than once
that Mikhail Gorbachev may be
more popular an the nited States
than he is in his own country. W11h
that idea in mind. this HBO movie.
staning Tom Skcrritt. Max von
Sydow and Helen M1rren. asks an
intriguing question: What if the
United States discovered an as-
sassination plot against Gorbachev
and had 10 protect the Soviet kadcr
from his own countrymen? Crcaung
a philosophical labyrinth from such
an inside-out idea 1s what ··Red
King. Wh11e Knight" does best. But
this 1s a movie. not a ph1losoph1cal
treatise, It gives itself so much to do
that it can·1 cope wnh all the assign·
mcnts. The movie asks too much of
it~lf. That's better than aslong 100
httle. But 11 can't deliver.
-Bob Wiselilart
• "Tbe Little Tbief' I 989.
M•• von · Sydow st•rs In
.. R•d KJftil, Wh it• Kn'9ht, ..
now out on vld•o .
b "Slrttt Asyl•m" 1990. Wings
Hauser 1s one of m~ Guilt) ~t
Pleasures. If )Ou saw him an Gar)
Sherman's "Vice Squad" or Norman
Mailer's underratc:-d "Tough Gu)"
Don't Dance." you know what I
mean. In the area of psycho hercxs.
The late Franco1k TrutTaut's last
story idea -conceived as a compa·
nion piece to his first film, ··The 400
Blows" -comes 10 the screen under
the d1rect1on of Claude Miller and
with Cllarlotte Uainsbourg an the
lltle role of a teenager disco' enng a
world of pelt) crime . men and sex.
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-Joe BaJ&ak~ From Page 12
Hauser is inimitable. The Best. But. Other Vldeos slated for relea~ th as
alas. 1t would take only a dic~hard ~k: • "Intimate Power" 1989.
Hauser fan to find anythana 10 rec-Directed by Jack Smight. Starring F.
om mend in "SUttt Asylum." an Mu m y Abraham, Maud Adams.
1n11mate little action film about a ;\mber O'Shea. A French girl as sold
\'1c1ous plot to tum America -or at • an.to white slavery and falls in love
least Los Angeles -into a policr with. the sultan of thc Ottoman
state. Hauscr, surprisin&Jy -my Empire.
one rcason for seeing the film -• "Max and Helen" 1989. Directed
doesn·t do much and. quite frankJy. b) Philip Saville. Staning T reat Wil-
as 11 good guy. he's a washout. He Iiams. Alict< Knge. Man in Landau.
"a' much better an "Vice Squad." C hron icle of 20 )cars an the hfl' of
tt•rrorwng streetwalkers. Here he two lovers. Ba!>ed on the book by
look\ ... vulnerable. And it's not a Si m on Waescnthal.
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• "One More Chanre.. 1981.
Directed b) Samuel FirstenberJ.
Stamng John LaMo tta, Kfrstae
Alie), J..ogan Clarke. Michael Pataki.
An ex~on search~ for the son he
never knev.. ,..
• "iron Thunder" 1989. Directed
b) Anthon) Elmore. Starring
Anthony Elmore. George M. Young.
~ cpllege s1udcnt drops out to par-
tac1pate 1n a manaal ans compcu-
uon.
• ""Tft':h1m· l slanc.f' 1990. Directed
b) Fratl'r Hl'!>ton Starring Charlton
He!.to n, Chri ~11an Bak. Julian
Glo,er. OhH'r Rl'l.'d. The p1ratl'
Long John Silver and his cabin boy.
Jim Hawkins. search fo r buned
treasure. Based on Roben Louis
Stevenson ·s classic adventure.
• "The S«rer of the Ice CaH"'
1990. Directed b) Radu Gabrca.
Staning Sally Kellerman. M1r hacl
Moriart). David Mendenhall. A
tccn-agc· boy. se,arch1ng for his
mother an the j ungles of South
America. is pursued b) villains tf)-
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• "Tl'IStOO )uSllC't' .. 1990. 01rCClL'<i
b~ Da\ld Heavcn('r Stamng Shan-I
non T"'el·d. (nk E\trada. Karl'n
Black. tnl'l'nt Van Pat1cn A rl'n-
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r
killer.
• ··Keaton's Cop·· 1990. Dirtttcd
by Bob Burge. Stamng l..tt M-.io rs,
Abe V1goda. Don Rickles. A pair of
detecu vcs are assigned to protect a n
old mobster.
• ··Cold Front" 1989. Directed b)
Paul · Bnarbic. tam ng Mamn
Sheen. M ichael O nlkcan. Bcverl>
D"Angelo . .\ drug enforcement agent
is ho t on thl' trail o f a killer wuh ues
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Important n~w _volumes_ .
from Angelou and Abbey
ly P' AUL CRAIG
~-Serwlc•
Two small volumes by imponant
writers. Maya Angelou and F.dward
Abbey. arc well worth the reader's
time. Angelou offers poetry and
Abbey some parting shots at a less-
~ od4..~rnblcd in the
weeks just before his death.
•"I Sbll Not Be Moved>'! by Maya
Angelou. Random HouS.C: 48 pages.
S/4.95.
This brilliant wo.,an can't be
classified. She's more than an
author. A few mo ments of consider-
ation bring to m ind her also being
an actress. playwright. singer, com-
poser. teacher. civil rights cam-
paigner. produttr and director. I
would imagine the reader could add
to that impressive list: she's a
woman who has truly made the
most of her life.
This SITlall but po~rful book is the whole world running .. and who ·
her newc~ poetry. 32 works \ha\ rightly feel they have more coming
speak of the people who have popu-tnan poor pay and exploitation.
lated her weU-filled life. The words When Angelou asks in another
at times &)ow. At 1hc end of "Old poem. "Why do we journey. mutter-
Folk.s Lau&h ... for example: .. When mg like rumors among the stars?"
old folks laugh. thet consider the she is voicing a variation of the
promise of dear pain ess de-ath. and question asked by good . pcxts in
gcn ... rousl[ fotglvdi~ for happeninr t'Vtry--alr.:'NhY nd~c olfcrs
to them.· some possible answers with great
1 In another. more somber poem. slcill in this excellent little volume.
"Coleridge Jackson ... she explains a •"A Voice Cryi•& la tile Wiider~ ma~'s bru~ality to"."ard his .family. ae11" b> Edward Abbey. S1.
He 1s reacting to bemg brutalized by Martin's: 111 pages. $14.95.
bis employer. "a little white bag ol On March 3. 1989. Abbey wrote
bones and squinty eyts.'' endlessly in his introduction to this book. "I
insulting Jackson who constantly is am myself the substance of my
"looking way off somewhere else... book. There is no reason why you
but with a need to explode that he should waste your leisure on so
cannot totally contain. frivolous and unrewarding a subJttt.
In "Worker's Song." she has writ-Farewell then. from Abbey. on the
ten a brief tribute to th~ who make para.pct of . the. tower at Fon
things functi on and set precious Llat1kcuf. Anz .. ~n this windblo~!'·
little in return -i)eoplc who "keep dust-obscured midday ~w1hght ... On March 14 he died of what
Tllffl's A Gll'UI Nti.• ~To Slill1 Tlw ~'*"
news services called a "circulatory
disorder... but he left behind this
small volume of the often
outrageous. frequently wise bits of
opinion he loved so much. onl y a
small portion of 21 volumes of
notes. This li ule book was published
last year in a limned cdiuon utled
"Vox Clamantis in Dcscrto:· and
this new edition is the book's first
major press offering fo.r general dis-
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Abbey was probably best k'nown
for his 1975 "The Monkey Wrench
Gang. .. a talc of a group of militant
environmentalists. His fierce sup-
port of nature pr~rvation and free·
dom in general added to his lustcr as
one of litcrature's more outspoken
VCJICeS.
He writes in the introducuon.
"I've alwa)s bttn an admirer of the
epigram and the aphoristic style -
from Montaigne: ·11 1s good to be
born 1n a depraved time: for. com-
pared to others. )OU gain a rtpu·
tation for virtue at a small cost.' ··
Abbe) adds. "Herewith. I try m)
hand at 1t. .. He cautions that some
of these thoughts have found their
way into his books and others may ver~ well be "unconscious
plagiarisms from the great and
dead." He then offcn the wisdom.
"Never steal from the living and
mediocre."
Here is a minisampler of Abbey
philosophy, which can range from
maddening to inspirational. depend-
ing on your mood and politics:
"Music endures and ages far bet-
ter than books. Books. madt' of
words. arc unavoidably attached to
ideas. events. c-0n0ict and history.
but music has the po~r to trans-
cend time. At least for a time.
Palestrina sounds as f rc:sh today as
d"1 ~n lSS.S...but Oan&e. only .thtec
centuncs older. already smells of the
archaic, the medieval. the
catacombs."
"Whenever I S« a photopaph of
some sportsman arinnina over his
kill. I am always imcnsscd by \hc
slrikina moral and ethic11l superi-
ority of the dead animal to the ljve
one."
"Abolition of a woman'$ riaht to
abonion, when and if she want1 it.
&Mou.nu to compullOt}' maternity: a
fonn of rape by Ille St.ate."
"To the in~lliecnt man or woman. life •PIM*' infinitely mys-
terious. But the stupid hive an
. answer for every question."
Dennis Franz makes career
out of .cops and robbers
out on the field at him."
But his current show has a much
more scriou$ message.
"We're making an anti-drug state-
. ment which basically says that we in
America can Jct the uppcr·hand in
the battle against drugs and that we
don't have to give in to them.''
Franz says:
Sometimes .. Nasty Boys" gets vi·
olent in delivering that mes.sage.
"I don't condone gratuitous viol-
ence on TV." Franz says. "And
we've sometimes had some com-
plaints about it. But we're dea.lina
with a pretty messy subject and
when we softened 11. out ratings
went down. We have to remember.
all this is done for the sake of
entertainment." ay THOMAS. o. EUAS bunch of Chicago Cubs fan s is still
s.,.... ---~ . playing in Los An~eles. ,---------------------------
-lfO LLYWOOD -Dennis Fran"i:" Franz becomes more animated
whose roles seem to be eith«" cops talking about "Bleacher Bums .. and
or crooks, sees the connection. beina a Cub fan than on almost any
"There are similarities." says the other subject. 45--y~-old s~r of "Nasty Boys" "That play was based on real life."
(NBC-TV, Fndays, 9 p.m.). he says. "We all shared the techngs "There's an awattneu they Sttm to share. There's a sense of authority of the fans we ponrayed. I'm one of
both types o f characters seem to them. too. one of those frustrated
flaunt. whether they're law-abiding fans who lives to love the C'ubs even
or JUSt strona on strttt sense. And though I know the)•'re going to lose
I'm not the only Ol\e. It's not un-most of the lime. I love 'em an)·
common for actors to play both cops ~ wa)."
and croob .'' When wnung 1hc pla)'. Franz and
The cop Franz plays in "Nasty the other Organic Theater players
Boys." a senes about an undercover who helped put it together spent
unit of Nonh Las Vegas nam>tics many af\em oons in the right field
officers. shares many of his own blCJtchers at Wriglc) Field, watching
views -the same views Franz the fans razz visiting outfielders.
expressed u Norman Bunu on ··w e had a couple of card-arrying
"Hill Street Blues" and "Beverly blCJtcher bums who would travel
Hills Buntz." around the Midwest and harass the
"As Lt. Stan Kriqcr I fttl pretty other teams even in their own
adamant about law enforcement," Dennis l'ran• stadiums," he remembers. "They
Franz says. "I feel that way per-would fi~d thi,ngs out about the
sonally. and that was how Buntz felt. cago's Organic Theater Co .• he help-pll\yCrs. Like on..: guy had a dreadful
too. There are too many bad auys cd write "Bleacher Bums.'' Ameri· fear of frogs. So at o ne point this
getting away with too much." can theater's most enduring ode to v oup smuggled a bucket of frogs
But Franz also can be pretty con-baseball fans. The play about a wild into Wrigley Field and tossed them
vincing as a crook. like the Sal ~;;;::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::=============~ Benedetto character he · carried· t
throuf1 five episodes o f "Hill Strttt
Blues · the year before Buntz became
a regular on that award-winning
show.
The veteran actor knows he's
typcca.st.
"It's really tough.'' he said. "You
fi&ht to create a nicM and then you
have another problem if you want to
do anything that's not in that niche.
I would like the opponunity to play
somethina different. like a mailman
or a janitor or a bluc-oollar family
guy with a home life. I'd love to play
the title role in 'Many.' But I like to
work and I need to put food on the
table.'' South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa Ii
Franz hasn't always been in such
a neat cop-or-crook catq0ry. He
played a minor leque pitchina •------
coach on the ill-fated sitcom series
"Bay City Blues" in be. tween &iP on "Hill Street." That show's baseball
theme was one Franz loved.
Durina the early 1970s. while he was workina on the stqe in Chi-
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Trying on the.Neiman-Marcus Cafe
Consider the -depanment store
rnffec shop.
Com• sary chicken salad. dry
cro1ss.nnts and 1astdes~ broths 1n-
• ''cad of soups. nght?
salad/sandwich/c ntrce repcno1re
has kept up wuh the times. When
d1ct1ng "as at the height of its
populanly, N-M indtroduccd
cookbook author Jeanne Jones'
"llgt.!t" CUISIOe. Now that curvss arc
bac in fasfoon. the iiht cu'lsine I s
no longer spotlighted. ·although
some 'cs11gcs of it can still be found
on the menu.
..
But for ye.aD~~arcus has
had a leg up on other dcpanmcnt
store coffee shops: m fact. its Cafe is uni~ par11all~ tea room/coffee shop.
The rest of what )OU get 1s pure
rt·staurant
True. the (lrices arc a little high.
hut" hat dM' ~ould )OU expect from
J store "11h a nickname hlcc .. Need·
h:'>.\ Mark-up." especially when 1t"s
~11uat1."d 10 a shopping mall fo ndly
rcicm·d to b) locals as .. Fascist
1,1and ··
I've been dining in the N-M C"lrfi
a t'Ouplc of times a week since the
\tore opened. r ve always found the
olTcnngs to be freshly prepared and
appea ling: better. yet , the
S1gn1ticanll}. the desscns are
more decadent than ever. especially
the house-made toasted PlX'an ball
topped with chocolate or caramel
sauce that's as good as anything I
ever drooled -over at S<-hraft's in
NYC after a show at Radio City
Music Hall. We're talking scnous ice
cream sund<les here. folk~.
Meals at the Cafe used to begin
with a cup of chicken bouillon and
a cheese cracker. No more. and l
mass this bit of graciousness. Thank
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Judy Chamberlain
heaven. the popovers arc stjU there.
although I don't think they're as
good as they o nce were. not as q&Y
and somewhat dner due to an an-
-ru-sion or-whole grains to replace
some. if not all, of the nutritionally
inferior white nour.
Recently. a caesar salad was added
to the menu: it's ~pcctable. but no t
outstanding.
I like the fact that 3 ··sampler
plate" has been added. in the form
of a cup of the soup of the day. a
petite ~tsar orfrdh fruit salad and
a ~ctt of foccacia bread i,or~ if
tliey re out 0 occacii substttute a
popover) for $6.9.S. I wish more
restaurants would offer little ··com-
positions" for people who want to
sample a few things without havina
to order full portions of them all.
I like the oranae souffie salad,
with i1s liule bundt ring of mommy-
like orange gelatin. but I wish they'd
oombine the gelatin with the cumcd
chicken from the curried chicken
salad plate. Sometimes you can con-
vince your server t<raeeommodate
you, but it takes some doing.
Herc's a surpnse: I he "Olde Ena·
lisb" cbcescburaer aivcs new defi-
nition to a hefty helpina of around
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ly 8EVERl y J . ANTEL I
If you've always longed to
experience some real French
cuisine. but have yet to visit
France. you only have to go as
far as Newport Beach to realize
your dream.
There. located at 3421 Via
Lido. Is Le M idi. a 6-year-old
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M~rlcaii H I. In some very dis-
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Le Midi specializes in fare from
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Manca. this 1s one of the two
k.mds of food thaLOtiginated-in
France.
··First. there was the food ot
the kings. the ·court food.' ..
Marica explained. "Chefs were
very important to French roy-
alty. and in the time of King
Louis XIV, they were even dec-
orated and honored with medals
and awards. These chefs created
elaborate culinary masterpieces
w ith truffles. caviar and rich
• .sa11ces
"T~n there was tl'le food of
the Mediterranean region of
France. Here the food was sim-
pler -just as•§bod. but more
down-to-earth. This cuisine from
the southern part of France. or
the Provence. ~came known as
French Provencal ...
Marica went on to explain
how the French method of food
preparation ~came the basis of
The linest Joponesf'
Dir '"9 E.<o,1enc
SUSHI BAR • PRIVATE DINING f'OOMS
OiNING ROt M • TFPPAN ROOM
TAT MAI ROOM • COCKT All I OUNGf
•
Re ... "'""' Horikawa
' SOUTH COAST flt.A2A YIU.AGE • 3800 S Plaza Or Santa Ana (714) 557·2531
• 3 nw>Jtes 10 P!flormong Ans Cef11er
GULLIVER'S
CALL FOR
RE 'ERVATIONS NOW!
FATHER'S DAY
<:/\IL FO R R J:SERVATI ON S
833 8 41 l IRVINE
18482 MAC ARTHUH
arr good cooking in Europe and
how certain foods are tra-
d1t1onally served lo each of the
tour seasons.
··For instance. our spring
menu. which will ~ in effect
until the end of June. features
such favorites as roasted baby
spring lamb. spring rabbit and
de~oned suckling pig.·· she said.
.. Another dish we serve, which
is very popular In the Mediter-
ranean region, is white cavaillon
asparagus with Hollandaise
sauce. Our summer menu will
consist of such seasonal items as
seafood dishes. chilled soups
md teti'SOMiiiH
cuisine.
I
"Usually in European res-
taurants. there will ~ one or
two specials offered on any par-
ticular day:· Manca noted. "but
Walter goes all out every season.
Walter doesn't do anything half-
way. He always prepares many
dishes. so every day there 1s
always a wide s~leaion ...
Cllef W.tter Ruttllllan and his wife. Marka Hefti. M tllelr
Via Udo restaurant. Le Midi.
SHRIMP DINNER
One Full Pound of Shrimp/! $1.()95
One pound of lhe wq_rld 's finest white shrimp from the •, 1 ·-
cletir waters of El Salvador. Lightly breaded and· deep fried
in vegetable oi1.
LOBS'l'ER PARMESAN DINNER
Juicy chunks of lobster sauteed with fresh vegetables &
topped with a tantalizing Parmesan cheese sauce.
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(
Costa Mesa
Amato's Sou1h Coast Plaza. 333
Bristol 1. 5-19-074 1. Oix-n IO to 9
\lnn.-Fri 12 to " Sat.-Sun. Reser-
' Jt1uns not required. Sandwiches,
'"up' anJ !Mllads in a <·asual at-
n:o,plH'rl'. Not rated.
. .\nlonello Ristoraate South Coast
P':l!.1 \'1llnge. -'81>0 S. Plata Dr.
-_,l.7153. Open li.)r lunch 11:30 to.:!
\Ion -Frt . dinner '' to IO Fn.-'at.•
l llP Gun Dra" 111 \irl)l.m -\rca:
1110'1 bdo\l·d of PmH·r Rl''i1auran1s.
Skd.. !>CrtuU!!> food. urhtufl'~ at-
mu'ipht>rl' NL'" hghl ml·nu aug-
m~nt' c\QUl\lll' :'\othl·rn Italian
'fk'llJll1('\ '-' ild . 11or&l'OU!!> !!>alads.
• • llonh'Oladt.• pa,ta' ~upcrb \\lnl' ll\t."
l'a,onahtl'd '4'r' Ill.' Ch er~cn b'
lf'Tl" t'h!lffflmg 'tfllonio l'.1gnofo a nd
1lw hcautl'OU~ Lana. 'itinia and
(,llJJ Chl'lk out thl' grl'l'llng at the
J.1111 Regulaf\ d('li1111d~ ~l'I 'llC'-·ial
trl-.111ncn1 Rl'\l·n;1tl(ln' .trn·ptl·tl.
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lk.ir ">I. 54(1-7661. Orx•n 11 111 9
\11111 -Th .. 11 10 11 I-rt -Sat 12 10 9
""n Rl'-.cnat1C1n\ acn·ptl·d b.-
f1\·n,1H' Thai cul\1n(' .. mall pon1ons
"' n1'-d)·prl·pared loo<l 1n a stark .'>l'llin~ h idden ;1 .... :1~ in the upper
r ... I\ ht.•, of South ( oa't Plata'!>
1 r"tal C"ourt $SS * *
Chin's Cbiaese l.'!..i W Mac.\nhur
Hh .t 54().5688. 01)1.·n 11 10 Q dail~
•. Rl''l'r,a1iun:i. atCl'Pll'd. lnl'\pcns1H·
C h1m''K' and Ca-ntonew dm111g with
IJll'-OUl a\:Jtlabk 'fol ntll'lf.
El Tori.to Grill t>H -\nton Hhd.
r.o.:!-21>7~ 01)1.•n 11 111 11 Mo n.-Fn ..
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lhl' 10J\\l'\ clc'>[lt ll' honii.:malll·
hrcad ') (\\.undNlulJ l''l dlt:nl ca' 1.rr
..elfl 11on. ho memade gr.1 vatl la\
hc\t cac~r \Ulad 111 town C...ood
-., ..
'alu('. Constant actiVll} ( unday
brunl'h. "inc dinners. food tastings.
bar menu all af\crnoon and into the }UDY CHAMBERLAIN'S
la1c night). SSS **** La Pergola. 1969 Harbor 81 .... d.
6-1().122 Open for lunc h Mo n.-Fri.
I l:JO w 2: dinoer 5:3010 10. Reser-
vations recommended. Southern
luihan. bqutsit(' Italian cu1s1nc at
budget-conscious prices. Veal dishes
h1ghl> rernmmcnded: excellent E
tiram1su "lllp. S **** Mandarin Gourmet 1500 Adarns at
Harbor. ~O-IQ)7. Re..enations ac-
cepted. Rl·np1cn1 of (iold Award of
E'ct.·llcncl· 111m· l·onc;('l'ut1ve years.
0\\ner ~l1chad ( h1ang \la~'> ahe:id
of trl·nd' and '"'' thl· ,1,1ndard for Chinc~c rc\laumnl\ I 11nl'h. llllll\l'f.
taJ..l'-<•ut. rndt:ttl, ., d.i~ s SSS .... ~
To-ORANGE CoAsT
Ml Casa 246 1:.. 17th \t h-15-7626.
Fam11\ ""le Ml'\Kan ll'\laurant.
Pre\ldt'nl Ru')h hJ' l'Cltl·n hen~~ 01)\·n
datl) at 11 a.m. lor lundi. d1nm·r.
nx-J..ta•"· Call ahl•ad for large
pa rnes. :--.. 01 ra ll'd
New~rt Rib 2000 Ne\' port Bh d .
63 1--110 R1h,, d11tkl·n. shrimp.
salad). :.and" ll'ht.·'>. Empha!i1s on
frc'lhne~~. qual11}. D<'l1nous corn
bread. Orx·n from 4 p.m. Monda>
through ~alurda~. 2 pm Sunda~ .
Take out trom :? p. m. liail). SS •••• Proato Rlsloraate. 3333 tJnstol St ..
!)o uth Coast Plata .)40..80)8. Open
for lunch 11 :30 10 :?.JO Mon.-Sa1 ..
dinner 5·]0 10 I Mon.-Sat.: Sun.
brunch onl~. Re<ief\ a lio ns sug-
gest('d. 'ihopp1ng Mall hahan food
w11h frl·-.h fi\h. chicken and pa!ita.
T cm fie brcJd. Spoil) '\('f\'ll't'. SS •• Red Onion. I 0 I f:. Sandrotnlc Dr.
55{'1-770 1 Orx:n 11 to :? Mon.-~un.
~unda\ hru111.h 10 1<1 l Jh ·\Cr·
'a1111n' Jlll'rll'd I 1nl· !l.ll'\tl.tn food
II) 3 IUll and U:JOl'llhlc I'll\ 1fll1'01l'll\.
"'iut ratl·J
R h lera Re1>ta urant l 'l l l\rt,1111 \1 .
\oulh c '""1 Pl.11a 540-'X4tJ Orx·n
for IUlll h 11 \0 Ill '\ \Ion ·">.11
dlflnl'I 5 111 IU \11111 -Tltur'i 5 Ill 11
f-n·\JI. lfr!>Cl\ 31lUfl"> ">U~C\11011_
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Purul.11 \tJnd"~ -\II thl· nKe tuul h-
l'' ul ~·n 1u· granou'> :umo'>ph\•rc
and Jlw11trl·mc111\. $SS * * *
Ruby's. '\' '\ 1 lk:ir '\1 . < r. 'tal ( !\url.
6f\:?-Rl tn OfX"n I< 1<1 Y Moo.
Thur<. . -10 I 0 I n.-~:11 . 7 tu '> \un
Re'>l'n :1111111' not r<.'qu1rcd Burg('rs
and Inc' in a rc-cn.•ated IQ..iO.. d1n<.'r
lilmpktc ''1th rccorul'll s."' 1ng
mu"c I \l'l'lk111 .,afad~ Sl'f\ 1n· "
tntall\ on till' mJrk. S * * * * RW's Crab Hideout. '\HUI \if\\:l\
\ \l' M2-C R -\B. Open fur lutll'h Ii
111 4. J111ncr 4 .\II 11> JO. llapp' Ho ur
..i 10 111 ti ~I) Rl'\t'n .lltntt'> nc11
1weJcll \ 11011.JUl' lfJh hou'>I.-. right
11111 111 'l'" I ngland and lhr
\l.1f\ I.ind 'hoh' I l11uw 'fll'u altte'
1ndu1k I hmd.1 rod crah<.. dung<'·
rtl'" l I ah lrl''h h>h\ter ~and' bca~ h
11u1 1n h unt. a1rix111 ''"" tn ~ck or n·,1Ju1;11ll lllJJ..c\ tor lun (3nd good
planl'•\\,lll htngl Out\l,tndin~ \Cr·
'll\' cllHI ,,11111· S~ ****·
20th Ceatur-y Ltd. J .'\3.l S. Bm10I
540-88:!:?. Open 11 to Q da1l}. Rc-.cr-
,·a11ons al·n:ptl'd. Dine 1n 1h'·
Metro·, onl~ railroad dining guide.
Not rated.
Zubies I 7 1 2 Plal'.'<.'nlla. 6-15-SIN I. No
rcSl'n a11 ons. Lub\tcr tail. pnmc nb.
ch1 ck('n and ribs at reasonable
pnces. 'pec1a~ changes n1ghtl).
'Lunch , dinner. Sunda) hrcakfast.
Not nm'd.
Fo untain Valley
Ciao Bella, 17272 N<.'whopc S t.
546-7426. Open for lunch fro m
11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon.-Fn. Dtn·
ncr 5 p.m -9:~0 p.m. f\fon.-Th.: 5-10
p.m. fn .. Sat. Clo~d \undn)\ ltal-
1:'\n cu"1nc "11h -\merKan "good1c<;"
(burgcf'o. hot dog\) ll\,11labk 111 the
bar. :"\111 t:lll'd.
Tiie Hop. I l\77-1 01 0tlkhur~t l.
Q6.'·2.lM. O~·n 6 n.m to 2 a.m.
\.tun·SJt l l.1mhu1gl'''· lfUC~1d11la:..
"h1g bopp,·r" hot dog' l>arn rng to
'51h ;:ind 'lllh nlU\ll Kl''"" allons
lhll rl·qu1rnl "l'llll·l'i.l\U:JI I nl''l.pcn-
,1, e. Not rated
Primavera Restaurant. 1652"
8rooJ..h ur\t S1 (Jt Heil). 77 -7Y78.
Opc'n lunch 11 'O to :? pm .. 1>1nn~·r
S 10 IO 'O p m Mon-at I 1;tl1Jn
Rc!ic r ~a11on\ anrptl'd. < a-.ual
C 1oo<l 'alul' for -well-prepar1•J 'l«1l
pa!ila ant.I d a,'!cal ltahan Jl',hl''
Circat de'>wrt' SS • *
Huntington Beach
Chicago ror R ibs, l.)90J ' urkto\\.n
\,e . %.\-RIB .. da'"· UP!iC'alc rih
101 n1. fomtl) 'alUl'\. l:wdkn1 Pfl'P-
aratum. S ** * * J .C. McLln's Bar & Grill, 1 1'11~1
fk'ath Bl\ d. 841 -04 17 lun<·h 11 .\Cl
tu 5 pm da1h . D1n11\'r " 10 IO· .lO
Mon-Thur\: 5 10 11 p.m . t-r1-S:i1.
Sunda~ hrunl·h 11-.l p.m Rib,,
l hid.en. pa~t.1 'IC310\'l<I ln1erta1n-
mcnt. Rc~f\ at ion\ arl'Cp1cd. St.•m1·
casual. Mtl<teratl'. Not ratl'd
luccl'j Dell-Bakery. X\J 11 \dam'
% -4-IM Oix-n lS ICl ()· )() d:i1l~
I ::i'agrt:i. l~'tllll'1111 Jlltnlu. R<''l'f·
\:lltOn\ not 11·4u1rl·J ( U\Ual lnl'\·
Sc'(lll'!> S<'.1Food Grill and Bar noo ix-n~IH' \ot ratl'd
Omt11I \t •1 '1-241l<I <>1>1.·n Im lunt.'11 Maxwell's By the ·Sea. 117 < ''·"'
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1111 h1111" l.111 l h.1rnpa{?nl· lum h on 11 p m d atl) Sunda' brunch 9 to :'I
"'''I" 1hh R1.''l'f\,1t1<111' "1~l·,1nl. pm. ~l·afo1xl .1ml \tcnk' f.~n:nn-
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l't>a & '' llll>lilh) ll\•1 I I 1th ">t . \ 1C\\. C •fl'.tl l11lhll'1 ll"hl'\, t·1<1nw-
1,,.i, ""' 1 11/\ .1u1hc1111l l njlh'lh ntadl' 1x1pcnl'r\ ~·1111-t.1\u,il $
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.11111qun 111,1, lw 111111 lt.1wtl ' * * * "\outh 111 lhr bunkr" hollll'''' k
Trallorlta Pino 'l \ \ \ 111 1,1111 \1 ltio<l p11:p.1r1·d lrl''h d.111~ l unl'h
\outh ( "·"' Pl.11.1 \411 ).1ns 0,x'n f,·<1I UfC\ .111· \011• 1·an-l'al bull'l·t
h1r lun\11 11 to •1 \1110 -\un Rl•,cr-~unda' hulkt hrund1 \\Ith C'llm -
,,,1 11m' n111 r~qltttlJ I It, 11l11111.1tt· J)l 1m e'ntan <·hampagn l' :i nd
p111cri,1 ""''h 11 d11l1·rl·111 1'111/J\ manal'l1" ( a tt·nng .1\.itlahk Rl•,cr-
from \1cillan 10 l\c11r<1ht,111 '-111 ':i11on\ :lt'<'<'l'llt'd C a\unl lnC'\!'l('n-
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•
Irvine
Bi1tu10. 19100 Von Karman Ave.
752-5212. <Jpcn for lunch 11 to 3.
dinner 5 10 I I. Terrific happy hour
S to 7. Rcservauo ns acce pted.
Award-winning European cuisine.
Gorgeous. intcrcsung. Very Serious
food with a moderate pnce tag.
Perfect spot for a ro mantic dinner or power lunt·h. Order a full meal at the
li vely bar. which features Brazilian
music. dancing at n1gh1. SS * * * * Calleate Ree&nru1, 1910 Ma.in St.
975-1220. Optn for lunch 11 to 3;
dinner 3 to 10 Sun.-Thurs .. J to 11
Fn.-Sat. Happ) Hour 4 to 7. Rcscr-
\'allons accepted . Californ1a-11ed
Southwestern cuisine G reen l'Orn
tamales and St"\ 1che spec1alt1cs of
the hou.-.c. Spolly. 'IOmctimcs cx-
cruc11111ngl) !>lo~ -;er' 1CT. Bu'i)
lunchtime hangout for the Yo ung
Profossional crowd. SS • *
Claamptoas, Ir' tnl' Marno11. 18000
Vo n Kannan 553-0100 01)1.•n 11 to
l p.m. d:ul>-Rl''>Cn a t1o n'i accepted.
Hambur&cr\, 'll·:1i.., und i.alad"> 1n a
casual \pt>rt'I liar .111110,phl·rc Nut
rated
ChanteC'lair. I ~·>I~ \l.1l \rthur HI\ ti
152-SOO I OJ'll.'11 for lunrh 11 JO 1n
:? 'O ~t111) -r n. d1nm•1 h 'II Ill llHO
.\l <)n.-flwr~ h '" 111 11 I 11 -Su1
R l'\('I\ .111on' anl'J)ll'<l \tandard
I reorh·< onttnl·ntal C 111\llll' pla~'
'>l'\'OOll llddk 10 :itm11,pherc 1ha1·s a
C fO\ drl·ani l<11111.ir1t1l· in 1hc e\l··
n1ng Pkasant \unda\ brunt·h SSS
**** Chicago J oes. I t! I~ Main -;1 ~ti I·
JO[li Oix·n 7 n.m. 10 11 J).nt ~ton.·
I n . 11 to 11 S:-1t .. -I l(I to Ill Sun.
Rl'<;('r\'llt1on~ nn'l'Pl\'tl Mesqu111·
an<l oak stca~' :ind 'iCafonlt Not
r.ued
CbJnalown, 4 139 Campu' l>n\l'.
856-2211 . Open for lunt'h 11 10 I
d1nnl'r ' to 10 Sun -Thu~ .. l 10 11
Fri.-\nt Rc\t'nation' .1H'l'pu·d In
n<w:it1\ l'. fun cu1i.1nl' bor\.IC'r ~ on
n1)U\ dk C h1ne!>l'. w1thu111 th\' 'mall
r><1rt 10n\. Colorful atmo!>Phl·rc. e\·
ccllent food. r ry thl· Gold Coin
lkef Locatl'tl 1n t.h<' Ir' rnC' Mafk('t·
plat'\' ~·par:uc lunt•h and dinn('r
111Cl1U\. $$ * * * Tbl' Clay Ovt'n. I ~..i·H kllrl'" Rd.
5:?-:!S5J Orl·n lor lunch
11 ~ll-:? '\O. lltnncr 5 \11-IO 30 I uc' •
\u n. Unm dt t I '0-~ 111 ~~I\ on In·
tk'in I :rndoorr a n\I \t ugl:n Ila'~
'01 ratl'1I
<i u'111 vt·r·~ Rt'"tllura nt. I ~4K~
~3C'\rthur Hhd l\HS-1 11 Of)l·n
Int lulll h 11 ·">-l \l11n -\Jt d1nn('1
5 )0.1 o 111ilhth Rl''>l.'n a1101\' rc-
q1111cd \ mp 10 foll\ Old l nt1lnnd
\:01 l.tll'd
Kltfmll Knll C l'llll'r In 1m• 'l:orth
20Hl Main ~t. 11 170. l t>t -2929.
Orx:n fur lunch I I to .\ Mo n -Sat.
o.hnncr 5 10 I 0 Mon.· fhu~ .. 5 10 11
1-n.-&t .. 5 10 I 0 Sun. Rci.crvat1o n11
nc-tcpted. Not ra1rd .
Koco. .noo Von K11rm3n A\c
152. 71 5 I. Open for lunC'h 11 10 1
Mon -Fn.: d1nm·r S to IO fhurs., 5
to 11 Fri.-S.u . Sunda> brunch
10:30-.:?. Rcsenat1on~ acC'l'ptcd. fine
Japanese SJX'<'1alt1l'S. SS * *
McCormlcll'1 Ii Scll1mlcll, 2000 M:11 n
Sl. 75()-0505. OPl·n 11-11 daily. Rcs-
l'n allons an •cptct.l Frc:.h St'afood.
En1l·nn1nment and d:inl·1ng SI\
nigh ls _a week. SS * * * 1
Morell'•. 17900 Jamt><m'c Bh d.
863-31 11 . ext. 291·. Open for lun h
11 :30·.:? M on.-Fri: dmncr 6-10 Mon.-
Fn.. Sat. 6-11. Rt'\Crvat1ons ~ug·
gc\tl'd. Ekgant Cahforn1n cuisinl'
O\'crscen b> oumanding E'.\ecuu'c
Chef Michal'! Wa1n.•n. SSS * * *
Preco. l t!4 20 Vo n K arman
SSJ· 1333. Of)l·n I I :.l O-m1dn1gh1
Mnn.-Fn .. -S.m ian lght Sat.-'iun. Rr'i·
l'f\':ll 1om. tll'l'l'f)tcd l 1gh1" c1gh1 but
authcn11c Nnrthl·rn ltnhan cuis1m'.
Pust:i d i-.hc\ bc't. c a'uu ll~ ~pill\.
Yup<11~.s **
Verdi Rls lorante Italiano. 1-11 20
C'uhc r Dr 551-2201: 01)1.•n for
lunch 11-2 Mon.-h1 : dinner 4-9 .. \0
Sun.-Thurs .. -1-10:.lO Fn.-Srit. Rc~·r
' atwni. aC'cc·ptl·d . r rc'lh pa,tas and
milk-led H·al Noi mll'd
Laguna Beach
8 .J.'s Cllticago Plneria 280 S C'oa'll
H"~ .. 494-.lt!O~. OPl•n I UO .1.m. to 11 a.nt. tla11' P111a. \pag/lctll
lasagna. hot a11t.l \'old ~nd\l 1Chl''
C'a!>ual. 1nc11pcn~" "'·
Cedar Creek lu 'X-1 Fnrc~t .\' 1· .
497-8696. Open t.1:111). Pa''·" ~·a·
food. l'ntenainnwnt Rl''>l'f' at1111'1\
:l\Ceptt'J . ( awal. ~hxkr:tl\.'
Five Fttt. ).:!X (1knnl'\h' "•·
l.agun:i Beach. ~l) ... -1'>55 I i1nlh \1-
\at . J1 nm•r M-Sun l llllll'nt1X1r;rn
l'fl'a\l\i.'. l.'l'il'l Ill C h111c'-l.'·tntl11cnu·d
C'Ul\11\l' Pnn·" Jrt' ht~hn thJn m.111,
"traJtll\lll:tl" l hllll'\l' H'\l,1111Qlll\
P.irJ..111~ 111 11111111l 1pal l11t or 1111
'll'l'l'I K~·\C'f\ .1l1lll\' * * *
Kru •blna ~~: I •Hl''I \\,· ..i•J-.55..i"
( 11nfl'lllf)t1faq '-•llllhl\\'\I lUl\tnl'
R,·w1 'atHHh ,tHl'plnl \1110.kratl·
Ro)al Tbai Cuisin(' I "'ll \ < 11J'I
4114-842-t Open lur lunc h 1 u-F
Open for dinnr r 1-·un. ('los(•d
Monda)s. 'p1l·~ bed and M1ddk
Eastern c11'ihc\ Re~n .11111n~ ac·
ccptcd. * * * •
Rumarl I ~:?fl \ < 11J'I "'"
-19-1-0-11.1(1 Op~·n 1111 J111n1·1 \11n-I h
5·30-10 p.111 I ~:11" 'O-ltl ''' l1.1l-
1an lUl~1n1· '''' r.ltl'd
Sorrtato Grille l 0111l·1 ol \ kr 111,11d
and (ilennC) re. I .1~11n.1 Bl·;11 h
-194-8686. Oinnl'r n1~h11\ '\ap,1· .,,,h: ('ahfom1a lUt\lnl' Parking
\\hl'l'l' )OU find It. lh•\(.'l\3ltOn' :.tH'
n.~·ommcndcd but J fl'" tat)k' Jfl'
\!\\ ed for "alJ..-rn~. SS • • * * *
Tbe Towers 'lurl 1nd ~.tnd H11tl.'I
1:\5 ~outh C oa~t ll1~h\\,I\. I agun.1
lk;1d1. 497-4477, lir1'.lll.1'1 lu11d1
and dinner '>l'\en <la\'· \unJ,,,
brun,h Jad,t•t, r~q1,11r,·d 1111 !(c:ntll
men .iftl·r '·'\I) fl m Rc'l'r' ,111on'
rCl'll01 "1l'ntkd (. Onll'ITIJl\1rar\ ( .iii·
l11rn1n 'u1\lnl' ll\:l\ll'rlulh prl·pare1I h~ J.1rJ..,on J..1·n"orth. for merl~ , h,·1
.11 I ·\ \ t itrt" SSS~ * * * * *
Ut Cafe 242 \J < C'la\I ll t~h"·" I ai:un:i ti(•:.rd 1 494 2-144 Of)l·n I I
:i m fil 10 pm \t.r. -q-,, m 111 11
pm \at ·!'>un Brl·,1J..fo<>t on "Cl'"' end~ 1lnl\ tat Ill (ir ta~c n111 I unc. h
d11111l·1. ~rnd .... 1C'hl'' .ind 'Pl'l'tahlll''
• .1C'f0\\ from thl· ill'Jl h Vc.'fl'l:'l11a11
'and" ll'h h1~hl) M .ummcndl'J S
***
Viva Italia. 30\ firo.1d"-n\. l..aitun.1
lk.11.h. 497.oUO: Contcmpornn .
light '10ph1s11c:itcd Italian ,·1,11\11\c.
Lunch and dinner seven da)\. Com·
prehens1' c menu 1,1( fi~I ouf\C'>.
~lad . pinu and pa'115 Evcryihing
o n menu 1~ pr1('('d ku th~n S 10. S •••
Newport Beach
Am~lla'1. 311 Marine A ve.
ti 7 '-6580. Open for lunch 11 :30 to = 30 Mon.·Sat.: dinner 6 lo 10. Sun-
' da' brunch 10 to 2:30 Mon.·Sat.
"'·alood spec1al11cs from the halian
\(IJ\l Not rated.
Ann Maries, 2640 E. Pacific Coast
11111) 710-9000. Open for lunch
11 \ll to :!:30 Mo n.-Fri.: dinntt 5:30
to ICI Tucs.-Sat. Rcscrvat1ons sug-
~l'\tl'd Contl'mporaf) cui inc focu'IO-
•ns un pastas and seafood. Not
lJll'd
• .\ntoine. Le Mcndien Hotel. 4500
\IJ1. ~rlhur Rlvd . 476-2001. Open
1ur dining 6 to IP 1JJcs-Sal. R~r~.u~•HI"; n .'Qlurt-d. '.JAwar<!-wiflfttrt;
1m·nu of lighter French/Continental
, ul\10l'. cA1.·ellcn1I )' prcpan.-d and
i:1.11 mu\I~ ~rvcd. lark. ch1-ch1 at-
n11 "flher1: lacks romance but de-
ll\\'" 1mprcl.sl\encs.s. Los Angeles
rittl \ t1:nd to think 1h1s 1s the best
1t·,1.w1 ant 1n O.C.. but the) pro l>-
Jhh ha' l'n·1 ~n tn an) other!> . s ****
.\rl'hts HJ4 W . Coa t ""' h~ '-.. ., .. , Open for lunch 11 o m 10
' rim \1on.-Fn. Dinner from 5
pm -I a.m dail). :--.lot rated.
Bob 811n11 '7 Fashion Island
n.i~-2 1\0 Open 11 to 10 da1I)
'und.1' brunch 11 to .l. Reser·
\.ttwm .1cccpted. teaks and seafood
'"th a d n-.\1c omsh touch . SSS
** Hubblu. 111 Palm St. 675-9093.
<lf)l·n to I 0:30 Tucs.-Sun. 5 to 11
I n -"la1 Rescrvauons accepted. Ex-
ldlcnt Cahfom11 cuisine hr&hhghted
h' h' l' en1eru1nmen1 nightly. Big
hand oA Sunday nights. Can gel
Hlllld) when bus). SS **
Byro•'• Alley. 4501 Pacific Coast
ti"') . 646·9 I 2~. Steaks. seafood.
\pt'c1alt1e'>. LunC'h. dtnnet. Salurda)
.ind Sunday brunch. Lively bar, local
l'ro"d ~cservations a('('t'pted. SS *'** . Cabaoa Cafe. 690 Nc.-wpon Center
Or Four Seasons Hotel 7S9,.()808.
Open 10:30 to 10 Mon.-Fn .. Sat
"'·I 11, Sun 7-.S. Reserv1t1ons ar-
\eptcd Cal1fo rn1a. continental
'u1'ianc. Not rated.
Ca.fe C...... Ml Mar 2333 E. Pacific
< oas1 HW). 67S-2466. Open 8 a.m.
10 10 p.m. Mon -Fn .. 9 a.m. to 10
P m 1 • un Re~n auon not
ncl'cSSar). Gourmet cofTccs. salads
and sandwiches. Not r:md.
Cafe Flve-0-Flve 1109 Nc.-wpon
Cl·ntcr Dr. 640-5752. Open 8 a.m. to
~ p m. Mon.-fn .. 8 to 6 Sat. 11 ·S
Sun. No rt1Crvauons taken. S3lads
:ind sandwiches 1n a ca uni al·
mospherc Not rated.
C.llforala Bea~la . 3355 V1:i Lido.
675-0575. Open for lunch noon-1
p.m. Mon.-Fn. Dinner 5:30-10 p.m.
Mon .. Tu.: un1il 10:30 Tu.-Th.: until
11 Fn .. Sat. No rcK"rvat1ons taken.
Not rated.
Callfonala Pina IUtclan 11 51 New·
pon Center Dr. 7S9-554J. Open 11
to 10 un.-Thur .• and 11 10 11 Ftt.·
Sat. Nu rcscrv1t1ons taken. Gourmet
p111a comes in dozens of Oavo~. ~Oml' arc rather odd Busy plact'. SS
** ne Cauery 3010 l.afa)etlC ~vc,
(175-5777. Open for lunch 11:.lO 10 3
Mon.-Fn.: dinner 5 10 10 da1l)
Sunda) brunch 10:30 to 2:30. Rcscr-VltfQn~ acccpled. \ontfoen1al
cu1 tnc with a 11eafood emphasis.
Grc:at clam chowder. SSS *'* *
ea,..,.a.·1 3520 Paclfi~ Coast Hwy. 6 75-1922. Open for drnotr
from 5:30 10 10:30 un .• Thurs .. 5:30
to 11 :30 Fri . .S.t. Rnervation UI•
atSled. lassie Northern hahan
aourmet cuisine. Wild and cruy
pla~ 11 niahl when the bind stnkC$
up the sambe musac. Very chic
clientek; owner Carmelo and Gett·
, er1I Man•r Domenico are two of
the m-.jor 1urKtion1. SSS * '* * * CMa'• a.... 3136 w. Balboa
Blvd. 6~3-8204. ()pen I l 10 9 daily.
LEGEND
WMt tile raUa11 meaa:
S lnexpenSl\C.
SS Moderate.
SSS Moderate:!) l'\J)l'n"' l'
SSSS Expen>t"C ·
·sSSSS Vel) e\penSI\ e
***** PERFECT 11 .\\.\-Ll ·s * * * * Ewelknt. nl·arh perlcct. .\mong thl' be~t 1n 11s field *** Ver) good. "'Orth <i 'Pl'C1al tnp * Good * \iusfactol)
1~r.m718' mt~ Thr' M . t hJmtrc!tt:rm'\ 11pmmn pn111<1ril
of the f0<><). 1111h lht· prt'~l·n1.111nn. amb1arJ.t't' and st•r1 '"'' also wkt'n
m10 aC'C'oun1. Prtn·s arc (ub1cc1 to change.
Rl~rvauom :lCl"CPll'd. Chtnl'\l' and
Cantonese cu1~1nc: Tr) the i..ung rao
ch1cl..en. Not rated
Delaney's. 630 l ido Par!.. Dr
675.-0100. Re\t.'n.111on' \u&gC''!ted
Harbor landmari... Lob,tcr dinner
deals: romp~hen!.1\C i.cafood menu
Not!>). buS}. furr lunch dinner.
unda) brunch. SS * * * Ecl~'s Dloer 2305 E Coast H"''··
Corona del Mar. b73-"°50 Open' 6
a.m . to midnight Sun -Th . unlll I
a.m t-ri • Sat F1ft1cs-st) le diner.
~Ith JUl..ebo'lt.'\_ \lrt''S<.'5 homc\t)k
food. 01 rated.
El Torito Grill. ~5 1 Ne" port<. cnh·r
Dr 640-2875. Open 11 10 11 Mon ·
Fn .. ·11 ·to m1dn1ght S3t. Sunda)
brunch 10 to :!. ~t"St'rva11ons ac-
cepted South"'estem. Te,/Mex and
Mexican fa,ontes 1n a fcsuve social
atmosphert'. Vr f) good4grcen corn ~mates. pork dishes. Top-of-thc--hnc
of El Tonto C'orp.'s Sou1h"cstcrn
establishments. which include
another ET Gnll and Caliente. S
**** Fl1Hrmu'1 located~· thc 'el) end
o f the Newpon P1l'r 6 75-977 1 Rc>-
er"a11o ns not necessary. Serving the frcsh~L stafoods Crom the Pacific
Nonh\\'CSI. Brt>akfast. lunch. dinner.
Not rated.
Fin Crow•• 3801 E. Pa 1fic Coast
Hw). 7~3 1. O pen 5 to 12 Mon.-
Sat . ~ to 11 ·10 un. unda) brunch
10:30 to 1:30 Rcscna11ons sug-
gested. Con..cn at" c atmosphere. a
landm:irk in Corona dcl Mar and a
belo'cd tradrt1on. 1n line d1n1ng
Pnmc nb 1\ the.' marn draw; 11\ donl'
"'1th all the mmmings. like
't'ork hire pudding. But the Prano
&r 1s gone. and thal'\ a shame. SSS
**** Five Feel Two. 1145 Ncwpon
Center Dr. 640-5250. O pen 11 :30 to
2:30 for lunch Mon.-f-n .. 5 h> 10 fo r
dinner Sun.-I hurs .. 5 to 11 fn.-Sat
Re~rvations sugge tcd. Menu in
t ransition. N ou vea u/ nou vc lie
Ch1no1scnc with pasta d1shc~
thrown 1n for good measure. Can't
Qu11e compare with the onganal in
Laguna ~ach. Pre1cn11ou~ wrnc list ~t tone for ~r' ice SSSS * *
Gary's Dell. 3 09 East Cont t-f1gh-wa). 675-2193 Open 9 10 8 Mon.-
Fn.. 9 to 7 Sat. 10 to 8 Sun
Reservations no t ncccssal) ~t lcas1
37 vant1e of hot nnd l"Old deli
sand"'1('hes. fro1cn )Q&Un. Tues.
nt&ht taCQ\, .:ntcnng. -\I~ 1n Pla1a
de ('afes. Not r:ated.
Gler1Jo 30 Manne i\'e . 67 -6 19.l.
Authentic ltalmn food. D1nn1.•r o nl).
5 to 10 pm Mon.-Thu~ .. 5 10 11
p.m. Fn. and t. Not r:ul.'d.
Goe4 Ea,,. Rn tura•t. 210 Ncw-
pon Center Dr. 640.1411 . Open 7
a.m . to 10 p.m . Mon.-rhurs .. 7 a.m .
to 11 p.m. n .. 8 'n.m. to 10 p,m .
S;;at . .Sun. Rc.-scrvuuons for panrcs
more than ciaht. Na1ur;al foods for a
hnlthy lifestyle. Not rated.
........ , 332S Ncwpon Boulevard.
67S-4668. Open for lunch 11 to 3
Tun.·Sat: dinner 5:30 to 11 Mo n.·
Sac .. j:~ lO 10 Sun. RcscTV11tons
aC\.Cl')ll'<l r l'\ll\C dining of ddlCIOU!>
ll·hanc:\l' 'Pl'nalt1c'>. Bdll danc\:f)
on "t'Cl..l'lld'>. SS * '* ·
Ja1ur Diner. 31100 \.\-. Pac1lil· ( oa~t
H"') 7~~~066 OPl·n 7 a.m. to 9
p m dail~ Rc..en a11un .. not ncccs'>-
ar} ( n~h<;h~\1) k fare "1th burger'I
and dcl1 -.andw1che'>. Not rated.
J.W. Sea Gri11 'XX) !'!1.:"pon Center
Dr Marnott ltotd tl~0-~000. O!X'n
6 30 a.m t o Ill pm un.-Thurs .
6:.\U a.m to 11 pm Fn.·Sat. Reser·
'a11on'> an·l'pll·d. f rl"•h fis.h sclcc-
11o n'>. Not rall·d.
K.llayama. I 01 Bap 1c\\ Place. Ne~ -
pon Beach. n5-0777 Lunch M-Fn ..
dinner from o p.m M·Snt.. d osed
Sun. Self par!.. in adJ01n1ng lot.
'\uthcnlll" Japan<,es CUISIOC scr\cd 1n
tranquil l'll' 1ronml·n1 flrdcr S55-
JX'r-pcrson J..a1J><'l.t fl'a)t 24 hours 10
adv:rnce. SSS ***** ,
Le Midi ' 34:! I Via l ido. o 75-4904. Rc~n at\Qn\ accl'ptcd. S1111ss chef
Waltcr Rutt1man·) award-w1nnmg
cu1~1nc ·~ inno,a11\l' a nJ an1st1r
Lamb. 'NI and othcr <ipec1alt1c~
from France and ")111111crland.
Lunch. dinner. cocl..t:Hl'>. catenng.
SSS**** Mask Island. 3505 Via Opono.
675-0900. Open for dinner 6 p.m .
Wed -Sat. Open for brunch unda)
Q· 30 Rescr\'allo n\ r'·quircJ. Calt -
fomra cu1sinl' "'11h magic and rom-
cd ) cntcnammcnt. Not rated.
Mar{all~lll. 1100 w. Pae11ir C'oa$t
H"> 645-8384 Open for dannl'r 6
to 10 Mon.-Fn .. 5:30 to 11 Sat -un
Rc.-scn at1 on"' '>uggc\tcd Morrocan
cu1 srnl'. spc 1ah11n_g in kmon
chicken and rabbit. SSS * * *
Mat&eo'1 23:!5 E Pac1fk Coa'il Hw'
673-8267 Open for lunch I UO to ~
dinner 5 to 11 !{(•sen at1on'> I'\'·
quired. Ciourmct Italian CUll>IOt' 1n
rcd·,Cl\CI \plcndor Not rated .
May•r. 2Q H r Pal·lfk C'oa I tlw).
6 75-662~. Open for lunch I U O to
2:.10. d1onrr 5:JO 10 HUO Sunda)
brun1.·h 11·30 10 :! \0 Rc<>en auon!>
acn•p11.'d. Cntll'nll) ncl.'l:umcd In-
dian and tandoori l'OOkcl). SSS
*** M•lcl.on's trl1b P•b. 202 l'"' port
Center Dr. MO-l 1 I 0. OJK·n I I .lO 10
10 ·un.· 1 hut'. 11. m to 11 Fn ·'i:ll.
Rar open unul I u m. Rc'ICf\ :111ons
acn·ptcd lmh <ipcc1:ilt1c!> plu"'
salad\. burger and i.ll·ai..s SS * *
Newpor1 Ludl•I· 50.' Ea~t Edge~:lll'r 6 7.5-2 '7 J Open for
lunch 11 to :!. dinner 5 10 Q Reser·
va1ion<i accepted. Flm·-"'atcrffOnt
d1111ntt "1th great 'll'"' ol I un 7o nl·
and all the e\C111ng ~·omrnouon that
1mphc~ O" ncr Da' 1d ~h~but) ·,
&r3 IOUl> UtlltUdC I\ appafl'nt In thl'
caring ~'' 1 e. Wonderful lrc'h Ii h
:ind seafood. \'\t•cllc-nt, SunJa\
brunt·h. V:wcd l'ntc.-rtainml•n1 in-
clude" h'e rl'Wl' on Sund~)S SSS
**** Tiie Otd S..11t~n1 Factor)'. 21 IO
Ncwpon er\d. 675·8654 . Open for
dinner S to 10 Mon .• Thurs .. S to I I
Fn.-5at .. 4 to 10 'un. Re~r\at1ons
not aettptcd. Inc pensive la$:l.gna
and pana dished with an old
fashioned Oa1r. Not rated.
Paracllse Cafe. 600-D Newpon
Center Dr. 644-I 23 7. Open for lunch
11 lo 2:30 Mon.-Frr.: droner 5 to 9
Mon.-Sat. R~nauons nccepted.
peciallllng 1n fresh fish and pa~t.a.
catering a'a1lablc. Not rated.
Parker's Seafood Grill. 309 Palm t.
673-3741. Open for lunch 11 '" 1
Mon.-'iat.. dinner 5 io I 0 Sal.-
Thur,., to I I Fri. ~unda) brunch
10 to 4 Rcl>c:na110n" 'uggcs1cd.
~teaks and !M.'afood ~llh faJ/ and
reggae. Nut r:rtcJ.
Pascal. Plan1 Nc111 f)(•rt , Hri\lol and
Jamborcc. I 000 Bristol 75:!-0 I 07
Ol)l•n for lunch I I 30 LO 2 Mon.-Fn ..
dinner 6:30-10 Mon.-Sal. Re5oer-
vat1ons acccptl'd. Light and natural
ll!il 1>~ from the.> -q)\Jth uf Fr.m~'31Td
thl· south of Cahfomm. Mandou\'
Ul>C of bab~ kttul'e~ 1n 1nno\:lll'l'
..alads. Spare atmo<Sphl'fl' in 'trip
mall location doesn't d1m1nl\h 1h1:
cxc1 h.'ml·n1 of Pa)Cal Olhah' 1m-
ag1nat1\l' Oair SSS * * * *
Tb~ Pavilioa ti\Xl :"<l'"'Pl'n C l·ntl·r
Dr. F-our St-a..on' llotd 7''1-0!<lll\
Open for hfl'Jl..fa\l Ci 10 tv IO· 'll
\Io n -f n . lunl·h 11 m 111 :! Mon.-
Fn .. d1nncr t> 10 IO \() Jnd 'iunda'
brunrh I 0 to 1 Rl'!ic:r' a11on'
nc1:dl'd .\mcr11:an \"onle'!'pora~
cu1'>1nc 1111th Frl'nt'h touches lmrx'<"-
l'ahk ~r\ rcl' Mo\th rx·rfn·t fcxld. 1n
an atmospherl' 1h:it tron~cnd~ hotel
Stl'flht~ SSS * * * *
Tiie Rex of Newport. 11116 \\
Occanfrofll. ti75·:!56b. Open for din-
ner 5:30 to midnight. M-~1. Rl''ier-
' :rnon~ suggl''>IC'd. (1ourmet '-1.'afood
an an ckgant V1r10nan 'iClllOg.
\\ 1dCI> rccogn1Lcd a' among thl' tx·,1
seafood rest;iuranh 1n the countf\
T ry the abalone and lo~tcr. R~>.
Chundll'r 1!> a Pl'rfcc11o n1M . 11 sho"'"
Susan <.handler an<l John Radl'r
prc'1dl' O\l'r thl' front d'''~ with
aplomb. SSSS * * * * *
ne RUr. ll8U Ne111pon Center Dr
7:!0-1800 Open for lunrh 11 30 to 3
Mo n.-Sat . d1nnl'r 5· 30 ICI 12 Mon -
Sat. Rri.cnat1o ns ~ugge\lcd .\l\\3~\
c>.ccllcnL dining c\pcm•nce Cutl'
Rll.1 Girls 1n scant) ~i..irts. wondcr-
full ) funn) ooncndcr1. .,ian'> Prag-
er'' cxpcn 1sc The onl) place 10 be
on Fnda~ afternoon 1n c"pon
Bea h: tables Ill the oor a~ rc<.Cr\ C'd
a "cck m ath an1.'I: 8'.~1 b3rhurge~
1n to~n. d1110 h'cr and onrons. R111
salad. cracl..cd dungl'ncs\ crab Dl'-
fin111' c non-nouHlk me-nu \La) s
con 1\tcnt from )Car to \Car -and
(('\ docs Mr Pr-Jgel"'~ d11.•n1clc. thl'
creme de la creme of cu· ( .l .. ualh
clcgant to drc\') SSSS * * * * *
Ro&bscltllcl's 2407 L C oast If"'\ ..
( orona dcl Mar ti7l.]7 n. OJ)l·n tin
lunl·h Mon -r n 11 .1.m ''-' :!· .lO Jl m
01nncr 5-10 pm. d:u l> Rc-.cr -
vat1on) ac~erted for lunch and from
5 10 9:30 Mon.-Th., lrom 5 to 7 rm
o nl Fn .. Sat C'ont1ncn1:1t. Northcrn
Italian CUISIOe. 0 1 ratl'd.
Royal naJ 4001 W. C'oast Highway.
650-3322. Rc:scrvauo ns aC'CCpled.
Dcfiniuve Thai cu1S1ne. V1luC>-pac1'-
ed luncheon comb1na11on sp«1als.
Se~ne decor. Lunch. dinner. un-
day Brunch . .\lso at 1750 S. Coast
Hwy . 1n la&una Beach. 494-8424. SS
**** Sam's ~Ii hhO "'l'"' pclrl C cntl'r Dr
1W..(Ht>O <)pni 1 rcr4 Mon .1 '' 11
rc'>l'r' at1on•. n1•1.•J1:d lxh r ul\1nt·
1\0 1 Hll~
S1towley·"'rl1llUO• ~5 \I l astblull
Dn\l' 76().IJ700 Oix·n 10 hi ~ \0
\.io n .l-f1.. t1 10 q '0 Sat R1:~n
' 011on' nccde\J lltdlkn 1n f-a\thlull
hopping ( 1.•ntcr. thl\ 1') <'"'-' 01
O.C' \ bc\l•kept '>l't'11.·h ~uperh pall'
(tr) thl' duel.. nlclll."\). homl'mt1d\'
foca('(·1a. cd" tit' "'llact.. and en tree\.
Right out of Oowntown Frt1n~e
Pauo d1n1ng. r:u cnng. 1n1matc at-
mMphere. ou1rngn 1us lem on
cook•~'· SS ***
Stel•lted1.'1 :!17 Mannt' \\I.'
Stel•beelr'• 217 Manne A vc.
67).-0570. Opens at 5:30 p.m. Tc.
Sun. Reservations accepted. Not
rau.-d.
Sttldlo Cafe, 3:!01 E. Pat:-1fk ( oasl
H"')· 6 75-7"7' OJl('n 11 to 10
Mon -\\'ed .. 11 tu 11 I hur' -\at Ill
to I 0 ")u n. Rl'"-'r\ :111un' Jlll:pt1:d ·
Fas.hionJbk nwnu 111 t i•rr.-nt
f:I\ ontn. I Jll'·fll~hl hJr dining.
good ha pp~ h11u1 $$ * *
Staft Noodle 215 R1vers1de Dr .
Newpon Beach. 548-741 8. Lunch
M-Fn.: dinner M-Sun. alet parl.mg
on weekends : parking lot U'l front of
restaurant. Upscale neighborhood
restaurant serves h1gh<lass. real Ital·
ian rcpeno1~e. SS ****
T-afe .t -the Whak .inn ~-n u.cct-
Balhoa h.., 1-.in:n . l{l.,l.I\ .11 wn' al· •
ceptl'd [ njo~ I hl· rnmJnu• 111 uld
"lk.,..port "'•th J J),l11111.1n11l R.I\
'll'"'. \bunl1~1nt '1.\1tood "'kl t111n:.
and trJd111un.il IJ\11ltll"' L unlh
d1nn\·r ..,atu1da' .1ml ..,und:n
-brunrh ''l\ r.1ll'd ·
Tree-s ~~II lll'li.11111r'll' '' l'
6-.J.O\llO \t•r\l'' ... tinn.-1 u1111I mid-
night dJ1I~ 11rx·n, Jt 11 fl m \1on -
'iat.. at Lltl fl m \1111 S S * * * *
T11llo Mare 5~ ~ "l,l''' rorl l ,·ntl'r [')r
M ll-h H3 Op.·n 11 \II 111 11 \Inn -
Thul\. 11 '11 111 m1,Jn1gh1 f n ·4iat
SS Ill 10 \un lh ·'l'r'J\h111' 1wc:dcd.
( ontl·mporar~ ltJli.in l ll l\1n~·
l nterc~ttng pa'IJ') S '* * *
Villa Nova H 31 \\ < "·"' H~' • M~-7lS811. Dlnfll'r n1gh1h 'i pm i\1
2 a.m. t\ll'lknt. lwa11' lt..1lmn
CUISlnl'. ouhland1n~ "'llll' ll\l \~II \ C'
p1anu oar'. fo\Ofltl' lnt•al 1Jlt'·01$ohl
)l)Ot Rl''•·.'n :1t 11111' :t1 u'f'lnl ~SS
****
Yaakee Taven 333 Bayside Dr ..
675-5333. Dinner from 5 p.n1 ntgbt-
ly. Sunday brunch. Eclccuc fa~ 1n
classy surroundings under the
superb direction of Hans Prager. SS
****
Santa Ana
Cruy Hon~ leak HCHln and Saloo•
1580 Br0<.1!..holk1". 5411-1.., I~ Rl·'l'r-
' :it1on) al'ct'Ptt•J . 1>0111 n-hur:1t' •
rount~ d1n1ng I unlh d11.ncr
dannng :ind ll\l' mu"' 1n tlw
saloon ~01 fJtnl
South County
Almagreb :! Pl NI I I I urn Rd
59.-\.U93. OJlCn 11 Ill I I dJ1h
Rl·wn :i111m' Jt'\ l'Ptl·J ~h•n,n·an
CUl!>lnl' "1th l'l:lh cl.1n1.1ntt nt~hth
Not rated.
Crow• HoHt' ~.:ix11: PJn lil l o;i~• H~~-· \outh l agun:.i 41.1\1 :!C.~t• Rl'\·
4•r,at1Un!> \U&gl''ll'd l il\Urnwl ( on
11ncntal l'Ut\IO\' Im morl' thJn lli
\C3"· I unlh. d1nnl·r. hrund1 dam. •
ing and II\,. ,·111,·ri:11nnw111 "'l.ut
rated
O'A•ilH's Trattoria ~ ... ~I ~ C J~>l
RJ 'I; 1-Wh' oix·n ,,,r IUfll h I I \11
Ill ~ 111 1 Ul'\ -I 11 d1111W1 ' Ill ~
\hlll -1 hu" '111 Ill I ri -'.it lh 0\l'1 ·
'a11on' JCll'flt,·J lt.1h.in h'llld ~ 11h
,Jl('1.·1:ill1l'' ,,, IJllll°l 'l'.11 w.ilood
.ind frc,n p.1 ... 1a 'o• r:nl'd
t~l lta•clulo 1.., \:: ( .1ht11 Rd
5lib-I 1UO Ofl\·n 11 h1 111 \11111 -1 n
I I 10 II F11 -\.u Ill to Ill \un
·unda' bnml'h I I 111 \ \1i.:, 1ah11nl!
1n authrrHll ht1m,'mJJ1· \k\ll·an
food 11111h l'nt,·11.11nnwn1 I u,., \un
Not ratt'J
ne Hop ~ 'tiJ~ \ 1l'r\ Ur\ R1l:ld al
Rocl..lid d. 7bl\·l HO P t )pl·n t-pm
10 l a.m . Mon -Sat. Rc~·r' ;ition'
not rcqu1rl.'11. \ th101\ had .. to 1h1•
• 0\ and '60.. 1ndudin1t danl'llll'
humhur)it't' .rnll "h11 h\•ilt"-'r" h<'I
dog~. , ot rated.
)
·~
•J
D •. tin ti o· · , JS e ve· 1n1ng_
1 1 1 ~\'ldLH;I ~~ eafoob ~~f;J~®-JJJ_j ~ppetizer.iJ
Pasta's
Sanday Champagne
Branch
s10.95 ---r -
10 a.m.·2 p.m.
~ *""&~ ~~
7667 Center Avenue
Huntington Beach. CA 92647
714 891 0123
·Since 1961
Remember
Father's
Day J
S und ay, J une 17th
-Reservations Suggested
641-9777
2300 Harbor Blvd.
in Harbor Center
Costa Mesa
earinelo;s t-•1
fea tu.ring
LIVE ENTERTAINMENT REPAY DAD .<
wit h
he Latest Sounds
of t he 90's!! FATHER'S DAY
Grand Champagne Buffet
675-1922
3520 E. Coa!tt Hwy.• Coro na d e l McH
' l , ,
-S,:sAIL
LOFT
BAR & GRILL
food until m idnight
Located
above the Jolly
Roger where
Fine Family
Dining has
been a
Laguna
Tradition for
over 40 years.
DINNER ... trom s5gs
SATURDAY la SUNDAY
BREAKFAST & LUNCH
from s9.t1 10•111-Jp•
('.
HAPPY ttOUR.4:-J0-7:-JOpm
with fRll TOSl•d• hr
Dtnlns a Dancing Daily ph.
(except M•. a Tues.) 4t4-JJSI
400 S..c .. st H•J. Latu• kacla
DlJI\ ~U,. NC6tJl Cttl•MIU''°' ~eMIU.011 GN w.,I.
~otlLY$t~!
Wme f1'INc:M AIU• M&AD .\Ill NTV CllfTS
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I"•~ . ~T4MUA ,C4 .-t· H!>· 367&
the
C:Jvf cd it c rran ea 'l
CRoom
A Fine Dining Exper~ tor
Lunch, 01nne< Of Sunday
Champagne Brunch
Call I<>< Resefvatlons:
(7 t~) 833-2nO
·~R1ERINN..
~HOf£L ...
18700 MacArthur"SIVd
Irvine, CA
2• Dally Piiot Weekend/ Friday, June 8, 1990
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